111 178131 1 /tGilagfr • , E Pl • ,ISN LI, NY - PIT bi 3 r MONDAY MuEtNING, lt>LY 2, ISO ruk r - n - snraGli ite r ti-AIS la Pul'"h". l Trs-Weekly, and Weekly.—Artql.thilb is hrsen Dollars perat.nam; the Tri-Woekllt-it Fire Des , . re, annum; « the Weekly is 'Cure Dollarieses' Abed.. st , ..alf vs 1e...a flY'ADVlllrelantiell are erfradauy ...'•qdrrahed In nand in .heir favor. before 6 r. 61., and ar-,,irly In rile lily al Pf 66 hdahla. Advertisement.. not <ratted Oar had flare Will moanahly r,r obra , O>l 4.italoOldrad naf PIILLADF.LPIIIA Atlttlij Advertiseman, and .dhaeinpoort , talid,aiorth mar loan and Ual•ad Smte•finrana, dlphia. rare., anti for:an:Wed from Mo. other ••., -- boo neat pair7•4lrlagykattttlit Nears. Vor Local Dlatt aa.ne Zikayt. page. • ANTIMANONIC AND f: • ROBT. C. WALKER, co! F:444.)iifon!cvo JOHN MILLER, of CALEB LEE, or P.ibikr! h. it WM. ESPY, of Low - 4 B: Crir slitmyr, IP 4 .. CARTER CIIRTIB, t PitVilijNii• I,ti . GEO. S. H Al S , of lii)pitr • t Plat;t ruct.siittl F : . JOHN MORRISON, of gTa ~,7 1'; CON-11125113" JAS. MITCHELL of Pieblet, cnAoma. , W2lll. ht. ARTHURS. oinruttlrgb- JOHN lIVER_q, of Ft4nr• WErrIMN RAILIWAD&P — The igol replies to our quenca, iu reference to tho Steerekrille Railroad and a Bridga at that place, hy-e:itlilit. , .that it 0: not a d tricolt matter to erect rt-br).dge over the . Ohio river which will cot ohntri,ret r its rkge.. navlgn. , t I • We older in opinion ih • geganSla4he'diiiiculty We apprehend n would be a etiryii'ditlicelt met ter,"—a atupendoua and most tiztptonlve work of art, bat me presume o could be,c,A•le ; bat when erected, it wanid require, a na",',"„icti - Mry engine to take the , ears end lammotiv(2 rgyet the 411:ay beight. With refcrence t us a tre re] TOR at this end of the line, and theiensane of reaching Pittsburgh, Rem the modal of "tishtier's creek, thy Post answers not a word. The editor says he is not *champion for any particular road--he wants thrin,gll tsilt 7 he ie friendly to all. :•• • We will not dispute his blot west aty he has a very purtat waypf al6viikbis friendship He has done every tht ag in hq r4ref to advance the.Stenbenville proj ect,..withe:gt aiipearing to rare what effect his correspohdeoke end other pet i efltiOrlS would have upon the .. .bhlh anJ Peorpy'.. mail road. Even in the ortj'ile finder consider ation ho doer all he weil era irijure the latter project. How far this . toursem:e.dtpOrta with the friendship the editor prY':ite...e6‘.te leave too pub= Ire to judge. .• • • . . . The editor compiaini . i that iFes!...iiti im movement in this cite, with the vie'w of f46titig it col:meaner. with Steubenville. He i• mete ihatifie Sten ten. villa project was respemfull r":'reatlived, end con sidered, and that the pkeple r,f,t,',,is Clip dul, with, mast remsraulde unandnity, 2 , .1.`t:.. Itifice e: die route' by Beaver. Haling tPaiktf ....helm; th , :ll,h, route, and subscribed the, st. , ....3hi' v atitc Made pre)... !stations for a contmeneemeal, iwfitit Wduld the. editor new coo the f flopk.ir : 4,1 ..Ab 1 .. 0 1..,.1 and adopt ttr. Steubeil,tolle pp,if,et , ) He ta - did bar* advice. this. It:Mould 44, ddlyitofitillnr.mf for any sane man to reepinni . r4d.l It, , tlint kbin .-- we presume the: oda oi tyow,r_e.t,-; i ht-A both st,i.ll . ne nudertaten at once. 11,',411, - , . lin '. venture al this! Wool.! ft be wo,d.,,in lii'ihri pa iiple of ?Mt:- burgh to undertake two Neat' oairk.a lit ace tote; In a word. ~ recta nti Ic ~ , er: Wijetie the use . then, of detracting :he rod,;il.l:fiiiipl With oi The editor, however, lutes a;:t.v., ; :=CuittOlt , v ,v• the subject, as' coached iti Itte,lebtlitring r 2.,:. el‘Ph: ',,,,-- . .. i.,.._?. , ..::' '.Il ,' is find , ..14 however, it d : ' rre IlfArti4o - tti , urcor the river at Stembenvill*,.wenritik the rood nught. be brOught to litellsvine, A Irediaella of only ,:f.. miles, and there unite With , the' OteSel tl: Writs - . villa, and Pittsburgh Ritilrodi,' ad - h at, their might be merged in the ()hit... O • imaybrutda Radmad at Beaver. WOuld Odd. af null he Gazette's directors?" Passing the unnecessary at the aloes , nt this puagraph. we aariver,.;;Coti ao arrangement would...tont the Gazette, and • kgr.e:iprdattine all wok whom it may have indueneekiftis ihp holy ado- silde arrangement by Whiit(4Cll7,life f•tif. reach Pittsburgh. We hold ig{tett ithonght s tag-eating if, but have beenvas trebudtfrom a wish to keep the niter/Lion of the to one object We look artddit'l , 4 itinempt of tht people of Steubenville to crass Le tittle' river 11 two places, at that plane an• Sits, knish rgh, a, ft. Ole, involving. 54 it doei krone - L:a expanse, aeilll cult mute, and legislation f P itirginis But, 4; following the Ohio over te hg*Bet/ad Beaver , she may accomplish all sitidifestica; at lass ex pense, and without difscnityi' dilannee nod be greater, as to length', but,,,S4S3 apprehend, not much greater as to speed. ff_iltri dci not grerelt err, a bridge at SteuhenvillZ,..e 1.; ipropt de scriptiog, and which stitield 'his: • tO -9..ougion navigation, with a ststionarYiiini , ..woniti 5.3.11:1UCh as the erection of 1 - ifiitarolaigeorti'Stor4 benvitle to Wellsville. As to the Impertineet que.stld'as plopounded,by t he Post, at the close of its sifielel., 4tl'Presume ,k 3 can be enlightened by pretest tag kketiint the propil place mud in a proper mr : titiet 'They otst4Y; that intense selfishness artiLsin (as ;}d long tisse the bane of Patabargit, and'.iftshlelt4how a moic incapable el grasping ahhethl Om :Those pet eons who ;appose that, the elht4aSinge of a Intl. way along their grounds in thettetgliherhood Ot city, is going to enhance theis)aine, from that fact gloat-, take an erxceed4qtly view of ;the question. So, alba, the kola* fir ni depot, wilco.- goods and produce are me4tyichatigetl. A road earning to this tc.l4, let itt'O t aler and ternsiOok where it will, =Leith* eicit6if - 4e river, will bob eh the whole city in pie I , 4o,tgrtte, 'had one part, probably, as much as Unmade, sye do not appre. hand that it aril have;any ealauolo change the pre- sent locations of butanes, exaVitt to extend and Increase them. Away, th e y, itkilth the paltry eel' fishness which 11 avec , . ingdiriftg; whether this or that public work is to burifttrltt *r ,r especially. and which can. see gotblar,ettept through self interested spect , ncles. • - - The doctrine of ZiotruetreiiiNis heretofore been cardinal feature in the Lont4i eteed. It was most sound and excitient actitine ,%•tren it mend be applied by Loco Mob LeijaaMposto Whig Sena tort but it is quite anntbet ibit•AT 14};en oppbed to . , . konotocoSemem-s. Theo it fecoine,e,unortviory,bit ter, diegtolog, and la floolli.fo.Kboli. Men 'Mph booof o o o Seos.cowo hillAlihly refused to obey the lottromfono Of thee/We:lmmo. Two of Mom lueffrom freentateoi4fus4 Ineninee, o f allincdh ard Walker, O f wri.imla,i,da the ome, is from a stave mate, Mr. Brotnuf, ootra t i nt a t i i , moat eurioue feature It this, tastioriiiiihattar;two former are instructe<F,imeatlrs leaning hal . wards the demands of 1111Vicyir, sod:; ittr • latter for his drm mend in favor of frem'imin, Mr. Walker takes his instfumiena in 1140 di...4. eon, and in a letter ofisoe Lie own convenience and .ini‘lrp ' a{ion, as to the time and manner in which holsillreply to the In structions of the Legudature4l{4isectisini and Ise goes so far as to defy {he body,d ich elected him, sayi they have treated him silitt than dielon.,nati that he has "nothing more ltiftikt.frOm dheir base nen or to hope from their #O 4 O or .miltannarity. They neither could, nor crin."4.o l itirtheir enter 4ti their own disgrace, or in ituPitine to me." The following is a spier. pd.ragruph from his letter: ' They first stab me in thry:had, and then ask me to turn and defenekmyteli;.. the request been made before tho treat:l47os add cowardly thrust was given. I should Itiffe at once compiled with Mr as a matter of dory, dwell as of pleasure. But not so now. Void toe gthat shall consult my own feelloglir4 hrinor,and those of the friends who stand by ninatato the tone,placc, and manner, when, where ieril bow reply . to the indignity." We presume we shall hey:' cl " ti: more about the doctrine Minstrucuons friars - 7)6-e Locoforo parry Their own repudiation of it,Aeryi ii,comea in cob - tact with their convetnenc s orOiriatty ties, is too palpable andnotorioqs ford In Missour;, the war betofm ;the ton wings of the party is waging 6.btteri - day. We think Benton will conquer. The Republican ' ' says that it is andostood thatloal go Atcheon his seat tattle press a Manitheite,,aniabich he annoust csa his opposition.m the das!,lndi of Old Bullion's lee speeches, and takes isitit7-a/h WM. The do, tomcat may be expected in iii;; ; fe9) daYS. • Willard P. Hall, memh#tf congress from tke same ,ectionofthe State, Cllh,m id, Will take the time chute. The one signett-t4O other iermed the,Cathatin add:calf; kiatOute gb* on the Bishop Hughes is Mat a letter; to the New YOsittiourieT, &gamut PefneeCteely, of the New Xerlii.Tribuite.. It will by renalle,•ed. by gpeptlly,thai:Greeley, had the B t shop used to be ! Very'lgood friends.. The titrence of :tie 4 i,•==kr, o 1.F.h4 the Bishop costipl.gler, . sss•u4 '" lutah;-, that the eolleetihnOo he ta/en up 1., the eetiei, - 01 the wee so be used by es Hoi.ness 4hr present strAggls ageing On Raman Rime- Jt "The Be hop is nay:tett Rod to toe titan pinoe denies that the moue, , to be used fa any such fiurphtse; but to feed attdLeisthe the roue, Card,- quiss:ond other awls! d *Annex. In the se,ond PleA.he denits thht there is toy Roman Republic st.nly, but asserts that :it ;pi a revo:ution of snar -1 'gentled asestasies,setto are as peel a terror to the Borden p etroto as to the says ..they hove .Olucliered the churehes7t!lsey have extorted mon ey Om the peOple—they9iave almost legalised as. sa 4atton, wherever . .th4o aothortty prove ded: II be hard for Binhop Hughes io emends ke tt Aineriean people to .ttetaeve such an absurd Wonderful men, indeed, must these "nese Osr4e, if they ran ante off a Pepe and all the otheOignataries of the Church, establish n govern- Metiton the principlee o4unsversal ',enrage, rrrepn Citin*der, and renal the'enns of three nsuons and d:a ak.egatnst the uil,of the three nedoons of the Hot 4n people' The Bishop taxes credulity to.' thstort; totorrs.—Since d:* ne urterntory has cocci v, ed a'regular gotiernmen4; numbers of totir.ats havr v'isite'd it, and*mtgraltstare 114k.ng in. Front s the arconnte we.nave,seept cr it, and front gain. per sranai knowledge of thoittrhigh laittudes we hnve tad dhubl that MtnnetOta:::will, in a t,w yeen,poe•es iatie, 'intelligent, aid highly Moral populatom, and,tbat an mfich'real, lhetnunal happtut,ta ma: be enjoyed there ati m tply port on 01 our wide .inuib. It may not he tanwealthy a suite to. sonir others, hat Irving...will be tiheep, end artineisl wants ityatied, Aqui. it oil Ftt, among toe healthiest elincitites in the world. 7t here are settlements now up itf high re - '46 degree: and thrtving villages And Oensant farm - houses.gretet the eyo oit he traveller T`t4 . :Fever and Ague, !Sat ecoorge of more south ern:iaartiolla of the Weak is unknown there. Poote swim Benton. Slew days ago, we Il i ad Benton upon Calhoun, an& • now wit have the' tenowned Senator, hest •- ktic,ftv by the respectebln soubriquet ot Honzosars Fooie . , upon Benton.; 51r. F. ote's letter is addres sedflo another lemons personage,Heury A. Wise, of.i who haialiort of &dimly, ate take it, forks:tett folks, of the linbarde;Purioso order, as Futfie It filEs up .tne:six column, of the Vnion, and,' is composed of afrnixture of unotat , ons and g;tildiloquent observatihns. tell, his brother Wile, in the outset, a., there wee some lane, though very iittle.ltagt last year; "I tat some In, very blackness of diirkileits appears to have spread like a funeral pail oierihe scsio:‘ ti , matrieut '" Sam entOgh-Foote most kek very b 4 ., it loch a ft'ten prohpeeL The urnaoll 4 . ;at one of wicked and per vehe men," he r.sys, .h. 41cilightloward tonrwy 1n.., Tihy in, slavery ,t •Jvc.i . t ••••• Tins Lm 14.,•c • ••• an* men so ..v,ke.t,• the .i t). • 'Raving eocompllghe. 411 - •• Yl;ietestppi Senator net,'t tai..- vp :v1 he be calie to h., eFtl text :. • erdl4l3 for larvz.lt be u frr, • ! ••[i, tv(thering c.oadeataat.ua of t' e ;era, Mcm•our:a. TEiff3llowtait - eatrahl i 9 but tint 41 .octot d .uht that pa v7..,h me . ..i3:lladenals this last ittcr,Ang., cr Me of ocilbs moat remariral.ipneic)et,olle t.it ••• abla age. It artat.:4l apC.c.t. to Pas.. t.• v. u.. 42 41 favor is cer tun t , CI4 age, awl ;.• C etkEtttitt laity corsmetikintlnha ir pin. etNitaOre who have cot b y rn clas•e ;ae tt , tt re Iff4red.he raid lobe twee actuni.y nom tt,,tt.t all neishhorimmir; and ye ; e the Lfe o(:. , ei;111' notruag mtner4cl the spermn or me r, , m.,4vhiett sm.mid pro rr.4e etu.n nort, • a a ; s d pe tt.ta. It la ertdemty along C1,01131e11, ber:o. , l 11% . fared, and geat.4• farmer zed a •••-ot, ,0- j.t crtir rutturdat toper. ottnost, e.g.:rams tr ler andirerdolfeek 4lat 1 GUI nbajavity z nOt, tt • .4 ;anti without the ardOitiol . ntazinretlclii; tnatiri lee)* and 6011:[13[41 na. tawdry Eno bfrquenns in .one 'Antos, us coarse sestrnlity is 'where; us awkward aktd chrarnish attempt% at a edti of Clue:ionic facettinsnes•; its tiOnvineerilv dug ramism; its nauseauncegottsm; and that ofernal stktit or malignity which it breathes throu., boot. agd which Weald hart, been far better tinned I. sonnuie the outcries of some 'goblin damned," it devil broke Irr.se frout i _bell,tban to give grace Rail .d'thity to aogbt of human mpuld and tempera "dent, and would be aotEl.-nect to est:oaten the glo rrend blast the Mink of the Moat distinguished ohtor that either ancient or modern times have si (/sited. I sill not .I:peaty you be furter, upon a theme that could not hot prove unsavory Ybitt have heard this 4mrin of head and intellect' sielsempt to gr apple with great Anesticas ei digin he evidently seemed to du pone that fit re gi nine rhetorietd insiumtion hkl come upon him: aqii you will have noidltticulty ra .pp,e.tri g the egconainms.which beets been sii.lavn.hlv lesiowed tlon the august delivnter of Coy/Am/inn,. 3.1 r. Foote, havlng, 'thus eased bb 112,irtiiired hOrt, proceeds to rahiply glictations to pro,. dint Mr. Benton hes, iltSt been the moat ocusi.tent than that ever lived,;rlh this question of ~avers nay more than his friepd and leader, Mr. Calhoun lie produces lengthy r otations to prove that NI,. Renton was once uii , rociotis and rah, rb.tant behalf of slavery." oaf at one lime a "raving oat. .Lire and ow...monist, Rnd advocate fin arm.' re..."- . tonce We suppoij he will hot allow a mah to mangefor tense, or tepeiit of his evil deeds. !Raving got througli with this labor. and shown /hat, if Mr. Calh“uo kis pursued a very to•tilou• , e4prse,Mr. Benton's h' . is not been much better. Mr •NOtr winds up his leker by ti.king two questioa•. , Govt 41r. Batton 6:;4, etrctrA to du Pt y , Itt the close of a leng4y argument on Ito, question intwhich be says, !hit Mr. Benton imonot obtain thh trot; dia single goothern State, n r the star -P:irt of the Whig piar€37 , , he answers the question iuthe followtarg ernp4rti.-• language: • '.t'For all these reastms, and a thousand [then itch, if necessary, E'intend t speedy hereafter. Democratic partyiwill never take up Mr Ben hilt forth, Prcindeopfl Neer ' Neer'' Never ' ' Heaton Gael never be President, if Mr .FGote can prevent a. Question 2d is, • Can Mr Renton lodre4leittri I:9 tite Senate from aissourtr Mr FlOte 11 not qude sPcertein shouttbis quell on, *it he piles hie real n, G r believing Mr. Booboo's *erects of re.elecuilri are gloomy indeed, nod no tide his letter. Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. very large ri4er of proposals bave I.e•n e"}eeived for the grgdipag and bridging of the Ohl. 44d Peens' , lvante !134ilread. from Beaver v, Eh. Mate Linel and mar+extrer , cacrd and enereeth• Orktractorafrarn otherpabto WO - 1k ,tended qte • , 11 is confidently '{reeled ttat G,v 1..,r••• • r Peonsylvallia, end liar. F: rd. cf i)ieseat at , tho be 'palestina, about ersltterta Kee or, *edneaday next 443 In of .1,, whore the ;e. ainny of breuk.ag g4lnd Lane pee< at 46 that day. A Wrap a4seino...tgo of ..lie ci.ixon. df both Mates will tutubled . ,. pram!, as Inn i'uvitation le a getter one. (be r.a .4 th One are g 0 0 ,./, andltig. muzeas nave w o d e Inrgc reparations. . in order to have itithe to compare and de' ~ore;. • itipon so large a ntiabor of bide, and ;o affo.d an Upportunity or .00dhatioo with the sling in Ohio, thelatiotrnent of lb° mouser. VII . ion be made until efier the celebration. The con• fh . actors, to whom mng' work In allotted, w.il be no iifted by letter, end; a hat of them will be publ.shed the Pittsburgh Raiera, probably on Saturday, '4 . w Ith of Ittly. ; Letter from a OalifOrnill Emigrant. We have berate, a letter from a Calaarels Emigrant to his brcilher, in this city, dated Fort builds, Mo., May igh, from which we make the i•allo wing extiacv-i"?' "We arrived ati i it point Ibis afternoon, all , n ig r od health; that ishity many of us al are now COUV- Og together, humheilag only nine messes. We ..t.arted from St. JesePh, with eighteen messes, but wtog to a littßeut4i;kehich occurred in oar rank.. me have had a 5011.4 and only nine IlletAte now kutrlairt on our aide. staking our ...I.e.' forty five. believe we get tr . l4g better than before the di iviston. We have had • difficult time since WO left et. `Aiseph. Our wagqs have been too heavy to *love with facility,,,and we have had to throw shay three tronksrand a number of shove's. •Pades, hoes, andiniriny other articles. r saved #9 trunk, one shoVel.one ',pada, a piek,two acs fand two hatchets.: We have, therefore, not mach more than our clbiting-and provisions, and at still find It hard to 0 along; and there is a probe 'filial that we will hate to take to pack mule. yet, which COUTIO I think :Would have been better for tf3 in the start. ra I , hive no doubt it would have *tabled us to gat along mach better thaw with Wagons, utiles' *try - lighdy loaded. met bete a petty of New Yorkers, on their ii.jurn bomb from 4aikenia. They iSlifetti VrrYJ us to undemtanti that gold it plenty, sal that we , an male our txtunes is a abort time. I hope :Orir aror.to roar be nil true. They have sum, .I'the iu.r woh thew, hot how much,l have not , nertntned. They gave US a favorable account td , . road and that we could get through w,ll but little duliculty The number of em.granta passing to California. tY the route. is immense. The military Store keeper here inf,rms me that hue hundred wagon. have passed during the wrtotr, in addition to which large numbria nave paved :n pact mule Kam The company last Juhn C Rutty below, to to three days ahead of We apprehend nn danger from the Indiana Twenty iar not us w.l! move with as much safety PI If there were ore hundred. We have rot seen twenty Indians rifler we left 'cit. Joseph. We have had .1 hard time awing to the r..atcity of grass; and the large amount of travel through this way: but we live in hopes of better limes 1.0011. Thera Recent hundred mounted rtfltftnen at this polo!. but purl of them are 10 ;Cane next week lm Cal foram. label. It a !war, an here, and the houses are :In Loma of wat. anJ rree , rd w:th the same ma tersal. In our travelling, each day brines to us a hard task. having to rise nt &Moen in the morning, aa n Ira.et I:110 20 tildes per day. boors, Sr,. 1(41N S For tk. Pittsburgh Gazete. Winn—At tall very oral.' stage of the hernia of our etty-11 time at wham that dread dot- Cane. the Cholera, in Itudott,,tcalyt in Our midst, and has already given evidences of its presence by the death of at least a meal; number at a.m. C ...tans, why is tt, we tt•I;, that we have no regu- Mrly organ aed Roars of Health and `Military Cutn mittee, whose duty it to rquot through Cite medium of the pre”, the actual ronditlon of the health 01 cur e, y, and the aural., of deaths no. earring daily from Caolera, Or other diseases. Under present etrenmstanees, we are truly aa. tonlshed that there Is of Health or Rant tarp t wham We may expect regu lar daily exhttots of the health at the City; and we think that now, if there ever Was, is the tune for such valuta, oteuvurea. If Ups matter were at to ice taseit tato hand, and fsdletort.de acted upon, it wouttl relieve out c t tens Of Wawa uneanineas uncertainty, nail donta, an to the presence of Cholera here; and u would diartpate the undue dread and alarm which at present frighten away (rota our mtv the tabatmaats of the surrounding country, upon wham we are depend.; I,r our ea ly supplies of niarCcung. We know that there to a Sanoary t'aminmet , mil Inat ia oh, for tarty give us no rep,' is. If there is all turd if Health we are not aware of ,t, for ur base or reports fro any nuen .E.,14,1a1,011. Let us bane a Board one et H, n to, wso- du, ,t vital iv to report Ili -On 5111. •.ry ...tudit.ott of the e.ty, end a hethea! eomw, k' to..rt•eleJ with that Et.turtt, who tst 1 give suoh 111,1,1.1 adViee as they rhay . • do din tit r.e ethergeoce of inn case, and loci! no Iho duty of tneat rat:amyl-ea, to keel) the p nit% •ct 1,14.• rtgaftt. the el,te ee of Cinders tyr.nail Inc numit, ot dealna or:curing deity, a .1 or tit.y o dineaaa I tat. may A TAX PAVER. .A t Raisr g F , Ganttr. .r v .ur • :•'. • inor,iniv. which we •• ••v era if Rail ; . rn oc n 4 in P r, i. . n e. •n .:karat val . , veer pr.roo tru t -t •.,e ere • Plan: P.o,:•!e et •ri.. ,r .corpor2lc.l 11111=111111=1 ; tuleo ..11;••tec.: me I=l ii!= hn.l rat parn•u rt IIM=E=I1:1 )entrrti,lyof u ri 0..1 11 • trci, in cornptin V w an apina,c.i a., .• cp. run. e•I whoa, lacy hair ClaquaL ed. shut!: dye miler out Irani IN c ty, In prrigrerei of locating •aid road, and sena in dined by them that incubus:eras far that distance was of inn rationrsgind uneraCict. barfly obtained., WILL very nom cunas, or much slim-nett.: of it, length. a Grade nes exceeding in any place three and a bad . Crztecs, and mach ul tt briow two degrees. Thereis ei-otll eunuch of stock tarn to cornplate ti rem Illur‘hs at the road, and oo doubt is tolcrtetne t "liar vomit:eta imams.. ill the enterprre The vast anionnt of travel on nut notion VI road, ,uurlls to lho rtes.": hider a irroli,nble, me, prot.noiy a very large &video,' on tier invertinants. and the eiraracier and tinning of the pre calßoaro ot Manse,a is a •iiificieni cunranty fur tne ex oadansis end rto tiv reonom - cal, as well OS peva, and ilut,,,construr nun at lac mud. Aid 1 trel.eve, E.I.Lor. that .ndred the commencement on the rraof 3'lau: R. ad, nomad our co es. In ardor to or - Kuria:a wita urine r. nail gnrdunrs el a distsnoll. urns thc tine or cur cooternaantea rio roads, .rur own farm ms at a dottince of a law mart from toe cales ini Le inarnied waa Letter means ul h,hgtoc thrir toll., And ux,scrence Inslair• tun llanu/lccon In, uoud I Rued can b.: nind- Ind Li p, .n 0. , ./ order sI .c.s r pease tuns a..s . and the civic, has no doubt last tae exprroneht Goa mug fusee rarni Se in such a lilhd "'dove a.. rcGwn. of our country .olprOVcisicols are wanled, to rnrace PLANK. A.:vane:ay, lute tth 1411. The Loot Dare of IC,Predd•akt. Polk. An .ntershng account at the dosing noves the lie at the late Pte....tem is given hy a a Nash ville corresp, ndrat of the Herald. Mr. Paths fetal illness, it appears, was introduced by over exertion while arr.ing:ng the details of his vicious mansion. and mare directly by the labor of placing toe Uoolo, in h. ...sox ,ilirary. For the brat three days hi• ihnnutamt,ir mho , . d,iirrtiota whit, was with him ••, many yea.- etrutted h alarm—hut thea baffling nil ine skill of h.s medical adviser., other'aid was called in, but it no purpose. continued gradually to sink from day to day• lhe tu se asis him four days before bra death, but his constitu tmus was so wakened that there :d.d not remain recuperative energy enough in :Inc system for healthy react.. He sank away no ..lowly and insensibly that he woo eight hours before he died after the heavy death respirations commenced. He died without a struggle, sinnity crating to breathe. as when deep and quiet sleep tails upon a weary About bah an hour preceding his death, his vein erablo mother entered his room, and kneeling to his bedside ollered up a beautiful ['my.. The scene wan strikingly !Gives., Merr Polk, the President's brother, was also by his bedside, won other members 01 the leinoiy. On the succeeding day the body lay in state, sod the mansion w.eieryurtoire shrouded in black.— Masonic ceremonies were performed over the trefolo it w. cncoffmrd. The coffin bore the simple Immo:, ion . J. K. Born Noveei. het. 1795 Dim; lime IS, 1,14, Tee trod , / was (fern - nerd to the Grundy vault temoontrilv; hut tt won a •n be removed to a volt on toe lawn pithe ex•Preonent,tl tliartnlon, where a watont now etnnun, and ovt r r win tet erected story wok, renotspn mn, the body 01110 president frUno. Telmen.r, will 1 , 0 er.tembed in thr nett, 0 , it• ropenl. Yv Nl', by wth. 101 eVen Jew. IJ toe State, IG =ZS P lot y for tois o rdeore. Mr. Pod. r•eld lot tor Rev Ur. Edger of the Pre nrertra Cour, /,Oar, ro.de Idl /troth dear .or L., he oap: red by to Ile rwtd to rota imprePs • SO . If I had autmec,l tyremy years ago that I co: coo e t deittii hal uhrroare., It would Inas°...ode me a w:etehed maa I am aohnit to die and have Clh made pit:inanitin. I hnve iiot +en Ivo iel rhs, eau there he any round Mr a nuto thug situated to The coneersalme laliau•ng Mr Pole too 'men ir him to be taco La.l zed, t was leedielned. to oho p.arte the ner.l c rag, bet m Inv iniervaJ, lie ex....Pre ideLt tern lected [but when he wrer Lnevetner and heed here he had nerd merry Sr qdrnenei seen Kee. Mr. Me Ferree. Inc toborited end popular Methodist minister of the p lea warm irernonal and poetwal mend, and that he had promised bun that when he del embrace Cnrodinnliy, that he /Rev Mr. MrFer eon.) ould baptize him. He, iherchore, sent for Rev fir. Edgar, made known this oblisation, expressed to, intention lobe baptized by his friend the Meth od at minister, and accordingly was so oonescra ted. --Mr. Poll, has died worth about 5100,000, the buil: of which In settled °ran hie aimahle lady. "A Soya Pitesincrit."—The Savannah "Re publican" impressively invite; the aliention u( men of all parties and peranasiona, the liners of pence and the lover of law and order, the coneervuti ye and the propagate', the American born and the foreigner who has east hie lot among us, W the po sition which, in the ease of the stearnah.p United States, Gan, Taylor hsn assumed in regard to the cresent condition of Europe. There is s 11101 . 0 graiior.ur to the deterrnmation disclosed, (says the Republican I 2 del/mina to year,. a palfolla regard for the true interests of this mighty republic, and a arm resolution to watch over and cuard it from all harm, and to hold it on la the noble career inark• ed for tie by the father of bin Country, winch should nut fail to find a ready rrapoutio it every American boso.n. President Taylor's policy ti a wise one,his determination palriohriand,wlitle pre determined &amitosis may eitinual the vocabula ry of boling•gatri terms of 0212142 end vittipern lion, tile aulion, the groat miaa of the People, will rally , o his support, and Fontein and uphold him.— / 1 / 1 /115 a part of hie -administrative policy," which Gas been so sneeringly alluded to. Pane' Peace with all the world: thin ie his doctrine. "Good faith and justice towards all cations"—"peace and harmony with all the World." It will be seen lease the same pulpier: as Ma Administration progresses, sad its policy is developed. that there Is an Amer. i• about it which cannot ktl to commend It to , . h TAYLOR • Ns= as NOT the (lade n is is th e catechising vein, tee suppose a a. ID TOT /LINING in the Pittsburgh Past (Ere (rev tl.e al ready to answer 101 i 111 to ask questions. •Now, • 1.1,1555 alums to th• lit of July. 1,4.4. Pe - ca . seriouswe have a inquiry to put to the -sole i exiling for Leman', still please nay they err env, .• >t. organ" of Locofocomm at the seat of Government. Ladllos.• List. A few days since toe Union called President • A. Tattier a i'Nem " Yesterday, in Its lending arse ' Adams , M ~ r. eer Sabo tie, it call him "an honest old soldier." We wish: 4.4, '"' -- Stare Alien lane soa aon to know by which of these opinions it intends to i diche 13 alma. , Baker :Banta Biltingsley lllian- Breast:toff Pane If we know the particular Nero to whom t,re Muter EL.:Jane bath ' lute Union refers. he was any thing bat "an honest old Baldwur Baran 1 Black Sophia Bryan Sarah P soldier.' He wee an old fiddler.. Ha was Ith old Harney Harr.ei Blarlanrd E Bryan oar RIMY Harnerli Blakely Ades Burerldge Marge debauches. He was an old murderer He kicked Bourn M ary ~..... m.n. ~ one of his wives and killed her. He caused an- Bayless Sarah B Basler Mary Burchfield liars' other of them to be pot to death. He aasassinated [teach Aus.n Brady Mary Burgess Margaret his mother. He poisoned sundry of his friends and Be e tu n lyZe r ellel Brarl.ey Frances Barns Mn counsellors. All this he did before he reached his g tt ;,l„„ll7 ii lde.'burg LT - tr , l r il p leZnn. thirty-filet year, when he died by his own band. B st k.y g um , 1, Brings hi . n ,... ret Bri . n 0 r.,. Thin is the gentleman of whom the Colon de- C elarm that Geri. Taylor is another of the some Caldwril Susan Can until Jeanette Craig k] in Lind. We theretCre toll on the Union to explain. I)id ti cull tirneral Taylor • Nero in a Pickariektan sense , Ur is the Union really under the impression that Nerd was"an honest old soldier' We pause for a reply.—Republic. Unittretta Sreet,'" Mfae.--We understand that by new a regulationtwhich has been adopted at the Philadelphia mint with the concurrence of the Secretary of the Treasury, and which is to take effect on and after the drat of July, gold corn nosed with silver will be carted at such rates a. will yield an increased return to depositors.— The California gold, for example, will pay about a half of one per cent. more than heretohre, and the return upon pale doubloons, Bechtler's colas, and moat of the gold of North Carolina will be somewhat greater.—Republic. JENNY LIND. We do not know how we would convey to our Hall ?hobo Ann FtHemingray Mar- Herron Elisabeth American renders a more just idea of the excite- Hanashire ahishoh poet A Higginbottotat. meet produced in the English play-going popula- Hart.lt Mary arinHanderson E 1 Issaneth lion by lousy Lash's Musical Performances, 11:TIV,,,nrchl‘rrY Min Hill ]Maryry'' Ann m.. whenever she appear!, in public, than by copying .is. Hendlikon Catiee Hunan Gertrude from a late number of the Lundon"Punch" the foo l. "mana'in Henry C'ena=.° Unapt Rachel capital parody of the quaint narrations Haymaker Sarah Henry Matilda phine It which abound in Peyy'e Diary of his own Life and Hava Emily Herten F.l4A HagmanMn ys admire P Herring Charlotte Hughes Rue Tithes: ! Heitz Mary Jane N "Me. Pins, ruts DI/Lat.—Saturtkry, May Sth,ISIB. Irwin &manna it —Ti ow Queen's House in the Haymarket Whew. i Jenny i 'owhonv'rYb t dyd'oilth'Bw'd'h Ar Jordan DAMJar.LYd''A'n btngal Idg with tPltTckex Went at Mary Mary A nn .005n1 Art p. m., eapectiag a Crowd, and there a Mob of Johns Margaret Jones Cirmaddla Ann People already at the Doors, and tome did say they nad come on early as live. Got as close as I could Etneglim 04.1.06 w.Y Judy in the Pit Entrance, and the Throng increasing; ! kt doer Ma as 1 k til av hi p,„,r aaaa and by-and-by Ladies then Opera Dresses stand. ; kiZ a ,l7l " y A lag without their Bonnets in the Street. Many of them between the Carnage Wheels and under the Lamer Hemet Larky ID/ea Lonkard Eltrabeth !fors.' Heads: and methinks I did never see more I Lane Frames Lanahaw Marge- Logan Mary Carriages together in my Life. At last the Doors Langston Elira. rot A LowryCatherinet; open; which did begin to fear they never would,andb' heel Mary W Lowry Ellett lid with the Prone, a moist tembble Crush, and the Large " Amanda Lening MI Mae Ladies sensaming and their Dresses torn to the ! Mackerel sash Mtaehell Etbna Morgan Mi. It Scramble. wherefore, I thought it a good Job that ' M Miller lane Morela•d Mr, C my W.le wits not with me. With much ado tut, • MMignin Mr. Miller Hannah Morris Sarah J the Pit. t.e Way being wormed by a snob in a Marchand Sarah Mailer Karol, Morris Matilda Mlarga green J obey Coat and Bird's Eye Neckcloth, that ' M° "7 the Cheektakers would not sutler to pass. The Pit Masan &liana. tairrgal Ann MI M„ryhi Mang ra' hill ii. a Twinkling. and I fain to stand where I new ' al ram Lathe A Morgan Mary ti Murray Mary m.ght, null lit Fup's Alley; but yreseady a Lady , Me..mk Anna. MAMA. Ri Mr" 3 A (among wan tae Heat sad earned out, which was Bnariy C Mte Ninr .ck Maq 3,1 tt ads Ass- glad on mean that I got her place. I never did : Yhi ;;'' MeGripit So. behold so much Company in the House better., and ' McCabe EltratwiltMe cd Clelland Voradidelitoley I..tara every fica2 In; of Beanties, and bung with yellsat Mess'. Mary heth MeMann Alts. F Satin Curtains, did show like a brave Picture in a H C t 77 Mara Mertellan won R. Frame, warn:a handsomevly o H pon,h, m....erinning Tae nit oF J Mcgpao Jane Fiddles toned and •e p . tyed, the Ctir- alecormiele Han. McGee Anna Mc2t Ann Jane Mcg tillarna Mar• Coat no for tne °Jets.. . •- nr .Vorenatranals; nab filetiiniey widget caret Meta.. Catbha n: par' mean acted • The M , went 11 . 1 r ear!, o• the Stage, it, • • • • Lords, La- , Mr. F Newman Jena 2 No , to At,,,.1 dtet. hnd =At., u en their Le.{!,, .. • o sneering.. A„i„„l.o„Sarah tens. he Ilse sad HAndkereit r .stryong w 0 11 ' Lt. °ions. anew, O'Brym Mrs It ECYConne I Joaanatirewn.: El ale: nod rk the alai; and in. n e m .th nee is ;P Wtn tertLil Snnet r It dui aware snit near noer Parka Mary Patten.. Shea- Pt. .P. Jhi eanatty and •eet tic rho tau and tatartatc It e nan., Para r trearet beta l'italays F. lan d P..-egcs nod perceive she hag a rare ' Puk” 0., A I. yui %%Atte. !tut a hat d J .ens astonish t.,ltugg Mra 11.7. W.+ her A•d.ng, a be nil as a. her •m g • u , • R • ' 1 . 1 f , r - g. , h , •••*•1 1 h• r •"" , Reed Ms. I. Riddle Alattela nob, a..ra.l ei err 011 an herseil tett:o et the M.-[nee .ft TY I n,.t that ally should drri o R., mods rinra3 Ritry St Ro a • .• tt .• e •atta Crowds 'meth aesr net • t.; s f , er oretry Sogsrpotat Melodies. nil tiert al nose., g.reartrell 1`,011f,01,,f 000 r Pea.stlOr W. oath can, of by n r L. Hot she c t throw a Grate and Beauty ofH•„ oral no m Shaw j;,:„7-``' h ,rk S i r er own Iran the Charnel., nd Mosel.; which ' an ' , Canard Mary I erll, Si.'. tat, in be the alert of a true Genill. Sete Wa, ,ant , en Sarah S-e•:e3' Mr.Sra ,, a , r mar' • tune darer, to, twee over, and called swatE. , wabern sLiWPwto lane t in the Saler at the end Mane Au, and again S eo dd erF it, turns h7u ' bh i n " Ana uo m ary A O Mr Opera Was &flailed, when, good Isca, t o Shaßan Mrs • e Nusrgat .1 and Pa van dun g a heaps upon Inc :•••,ge'intl.( need, get a Mint ar ! Tam Sarah Thompson Ann TM,: k a Anne be her singms. hut she has spent a greet deal of Temente Nancy Thorny.n leabel'a ramous Mary st iloatetelm, and Ido wish (Heaven rerroar Harriet N la M svgs ye me'. had ail ant has given away in Char- Themes Mrs Teem Neill V ay.' • Vaal:Lora Marx EIBEEITI —_--....,--- --- JOB PRINTING. i Wakefield Car di Wheeler Mirgatti Kamm* Rosana R 1,,:. lIV.A.DS. CARPS, CIRCULARS ! Wroker ALary l. Wholdett PriseillaWilliroas Elts'lth Mort:tits+, Bats La..iheig, C o ncrods, L em Lit= s, I Walker It .1 blot. White A Miss Wilson Anna M Il• si n :nu... IJAILLS, cartelenc• rat, crtaCes, t Wallace Mary • sWo ire E..i MOOR Wm. - . Sarah rowan, Ir. &a, i Ward Rebecca Who. Jane Wirt. Cstbsruie l'r rated st tLe shortest soar., si lo w price., , t h e ! Ward Hanna, Wlnta Crithartrin Wittonstou Sa titoot tt serrna Oralca, ?man nu., I Watson Sarah Whiteatde. Anna rah W 1 West Cuban. Whitmore Sin- 1% oil Julia Improvement. In INlntlatry. , Wheeler Ediett ea AI AS clodurard Annie i ~ DR l• It nrlinliNn, late of lkisron. to prepared to Y atio.nlartur. •no sat ULors Trern in whole and pans, I ' •P'''' Man tonne M.""r.'"""° . . a , on. upon Sucnon or Atmospheric ftscuon Tate.— .. - Ida ; it•rull, ern .. where the scree la • x att.,. t id.... and residence float door to the Alag a- • ..• - I aurth wet, Pittsburgh. Her. rn—.l II lil"Fadden. F R . Eaton. Adam. Bernd A 4OO J•nma Angel Fantod Addis Alfred Allan Wm Anderson 1 P Atehation John Allan Marren AAr nor /tne. Attn. W H A.lcno W li Antith• , l en.. De Anderson Win Arnold Gilbert I . Ahhdrt (li . arrr APpleente 1.. P Archer Eneken•or, I' Ale.lmirlef Wra AM/WIS.& Jame. Armlet' SAS. il,"ell BSI." -An improved Chocolate prepay". ' Anderson John T Anderson John Ashton Geo ... ~...,c . .., n . ,vt.e. oi Coen' ...d. IMitlmelst, I, •ir • Anderson Sarni v.ggeratru, 4214 pn...Y..... Li.l,ll:r recommended mottle- B . • 13.3 F, r,t.vat.. • Prepared Itir W Baler, Borth,. Batley %V Holland Ily D iittl./11 Wril kiam...c. tor .we try A. JAYNLS, at the Pekin Hall TF . linens. James M Brown John Fyn 2•lt-me NO 70 Fount at raehll, Mall .1 (leach RFt Brown %VIII . Barnet Joseph Hellman B Brown That. R W. A. Wright, MN D.. COnntlat, 1 B um. A Bmghley John if 1 dal! Joseph P 2 Benner John Brannen Bernard er,..--.1.,._,,, lier,r, and residence on Fourth a 1... ii..ketor Fred Iletrt Sarni Brashters Thor II .' --- n 'T''''' .` Pn.b.r,t " . .k - (4,, ' ' Bohr'A. Urn Billsogaley John Bracy Haan tflds• ? ..r ''''' . 9 °.r. ' l. " AM- nod Bamford James IL glow Jphn Undue Ifenry mom 2 o elork tone M. sepl2-17 Brewer Fdteneter Barnes John Ilisehnnan Peter Brau (..to VI, Fire and Martn• I n . " -To. P ' Tr. I BUT.. F. a. NoV14•11,1 AND Fran Ism - zones enamour— 1 Bunting John Branch Sl• Barnes John A Black War T Brennan Iternard chartered I , V—contiue. to insure. upon AAA'', tle- Fl o rae, Joaept, Black A W Bryan }bend se r.puon in property. re m ,A. towfsl 'WO ' Barton Philander Block Jan I' Bronson tit Dern . , No 21 Mar Art .tretd ' r Boy le Chao Breen kitelii .. . . ••• -- . • ' Pixy, I.rwtrs StreArt —rreparr.l by J. W. W.:taist tart, L N Y . and /or war by A. Jarnes, N. Four,: rtrt-er. nit will be found a dertrrittful ant eat ..1 fanattics trod partteararty tor atek SAMUEL GORAILV, Preet. I H a ' .nh e John 11 0 ;errs Wm Brook.. k./I RWIE. FINNIV. Seey. ..Y. s 'd . M , Bernhard Lc, 11o9d Jahn Brea" Wrl II Barger Isaac 9 Hoyle l'ornreus Berke Role H sect U. 2 Boland Park Bro., Francha ii,. I) C Boris Beni Burgess Rom II ruerauFranciaL Bcdde Hrery Butcher Stephen Barnes James Bonfield John NI Butler Rose. Barnet Mak Bran John Buller John H 2 H&I Jesse Ilonrghton Dant /URl:Water HT Branch= I. A Brown Peter Berke M•ren Brown Bezel Burnside Mos Medical Society tneeone o( the Medteal Society OF Alle etier.y t - o w 1 .11,0 held in I'NION HALL, rot., r.,. and ,a 1.1114,4 wee., on Toe.day. J ply 3d. 1849. in,, A II I. S IRWIN, A 11 POLLOCK, DIED, On Sunday. Ist Jo,y, at 44 o'clock, P N., of cholera, fissar (tossts. in the Itttit year of tut age The funeral wtil take piece this thlendar rnorrtittg st -4 o'rtoci 1(00 his late residence, near the earner of Pennsylvatuu A venue and {Vaahtngton street [Er Signor Vito Viti'• great tale will be continued 110. day at 10 o'clock Sanatory Notto• TIIR SANATORY CW4.1 , 1171 . 6E, limit... a Pro t laming the health of the city, mould only the warners of •Il vacant loth e tpeotally to the burnt dm. met, whore firth enot be depo.ned , to here th e m en fenced en to prevent the accumulation of noxious at t let. o.her also they will it under the amenity Inciting them as nuisance. iy2:dat JOHN ANALL, Chalrusaa. GREENWOOD GARDENS. JULY 41. b. P ROVISIONS are made in tole Golden for IWO ae• L rontmodanon of bra .nourstol •Illiteril this dor with ram..e...." ,, Y bee. to this retreat An et fictnnt poker will be on rtowe, and good order rn•n.tird Admi•twor In the Garda • • e Tint Garden cantatas at a, laid out la ,ear y alma cutlet of gnats, - out amain. Ingo,. a. ad, Dowers_ to., all o a Flow toah native and tootle. , au. • reeth atote. renuer 'ha plate eat uule ..1 c,,t tattaing (rem tyro to three oasond \Ube at tom utile Three steam , oras. the teeOTT,E 1,1 Fht M. a tort . F.V. 1 Ohi , 1611 a.. from the greeawtrod what [rev, h. of ply ,treeL. to the Guar ratio eta., 15 tniontes. nom o'elork A M , ao.il P. M. No totorteatine d 'intro. the tavola.% ...tit? to 1.0. No I Crackers; NI al l'orpedoes; 10 sr • Room. Roman C/Ilti e 10 • Rockets; 20 rro Greamboaperq 20 ase'd PI/1'266,e* 6 '• Tnaere Wheels, 13 Putt Nes, W.. 11 as. e a • thronctit of other Fire Works, 100 no -11 to rnetinon Persona want., a c•toti will plea., call. C. YEAGER. tOntfiltokckat pwin IA I CC . ..1 , 4134i by the tinderrigneil Nil J ! torte. at In 4..c10ck, for the SWIM work. per p reh. of Iwo Abutments of Oridje, nte o Rook Lai to ((Cu r 4 Island, bet co Stephen errisotis tool. lit further parasol in. anystre or O. E WARNER. Allegheny. A. JAYNES.7O F./nil 4 Pittsburgh. ,ri:tilJuly In A. A. MASON & 00,8 ONE PRICE STORE, At gill Kanter Reduced Prices, A. A u Choir '( tlitie i r(iinTar o a f to r r; d 7o th' r l eti e ' i n e d l4 * thi:i g s New Fell Goods, will offer greater inddeemoutellista ever Their recent (urge purchases el the New Yon Soles, made at such immense snerifires from coatoril all lie closed out .11Ir ruinous rate.. Amongst the article. recent)' opened th-v mention. 0 ear.-. Mid colored Luis..., at 7 -U " and Alushaa, P and In A large mock Silk, Salmi. and Vhana, ram 'oar 25 et AI de 1-ainca,l2fe. lot Floregea at oar half 23 t tilniphagna at Veto •• • F.lnbrapdenre very cheap Iton,ts, hall pnec • II stet y, Gloves. Lace., Tnnuaings, jte 7 came* Mermasset Cabal:tea, at Be la* et ca 111 and bales brown and bleached Muslin, cheap. [nab Linen• .I 0 Linen GI/Thu.l2la Bonnet Ribbon n and 10c; Gloves •t 4e . Vt"nh an tames variety of other Goods, all of artotth 1.11 proven saving to putchamers of from VS to to per cent. Tae store will be closedono day for loathing down and preparing the stock for theme... A sk hlA9oollkk CO 1 . , , 01tHir,.. COALS •LS--Orarniii, Atm) , tn, Celli; con lila racquine, Annisette and fancy Franca n. Cordill'e, in bad,. and caeca . For a ale by the boffin nr donors, at the Wine Store of JACOB WEAV RR, Jr, Jrf corner M . Market and First sit oar IVINEP-0111ey, & Webber & Forrester, 1(34 ;; Pure rich and dry, Gould. Campbell Co% old rdry 159.. Ostiourn's tea 4; Pure IBM Pare Juitierp.- tinier Port, Barri. k Sons, Pore Juice, 'hirable, duo bin and tingle Grapes. These wine. are all celebra ted for their medical properties, and can be had whole sale or ret d! st the Wine Store of r a cairßE lX WEAVE Jr.EA 10 u Oa s y A ',Jerson n r Anthony Als ry Campbell Sarah Chaplin Amalie PlCropon Mary E. Carlton Elma Chapman Mary CaMu Adaline Caron /LIM Clayton Rebecca Culp Margaret Carr C Cosgrove Bridget Dangafiald Elva Denlinger Eltebh Dougherty Mary Davidson E /Mrs Dettny Mary Downey Mauld• 2 Davis Anna M Dickey Nancy H Dryden Joettnt Dean Martha land:titian Mary Duncan Eliza Deem Agnes Donaldson Sat2l.BDtanc. M. A II Degoy Louisa Dongan Bridget Dunlop Naar) Eberm. Agnes NEdaton ?Margaret Ewalt Rebecca Fllgar Maria Elliot Ann J Enang Emenno Finegan El , ra Fleming Rebecca Forsyth Mary Coth'eFlember Mary IL Fother nods M Finnegan Jane Foriny Sarni Freer, Susan C Flemming Sarah Gaily Ann Jinn. tinonheitno Mr. CGrant Anne C Gallagher Mary GOle•pie Jane Graves Bonny /non Glikeron Martha Jlireer Marti. B Gann Mary tiniest,le Mary 6 Greer Ann Grerwg Eliza Annßracey Cathermetiriffnlis Nary Caden John Clambers Mr Connor Jame. Caffrey Thomas Chamben Jas rl Cowan Mr Cahoon One W Corine fly W Carols traml Clark Alfred 'T Coulter A Cue Sullivan Clark Bylvemer Camera Rev Mr Carrell Matthew Clarke George Cortntt John Canroghan Jar L Clinton Jacob R Covell Lyman T Casey Lawrence Clennins John Creaver G Caron John Clokeyß Crown., lawns Carmel ht John Claridge Cyrus Cr*Me If F ranee lhornar Collins James Craig Mr Carter James P Cook 0 D Crawford lame. Carlisle A Pop- Coleman Charlet CrOlp Miehl pard Coles Edwin d Crichlow \V W Carson James Coiner Lewis W 3Croco Henry Carnahan James Cone A U Crosby Band Carpenter J / Cook Isaac Cunningham Tlms Campbell W H Cooke Joshua P Curaberlrorl Joan Caldwell Jos 0 Connell Thomas Curran John Campbell)... Cool Fredenck Cullen Dear Caldwell U Caps Connelly hl 2 Culbertson /as T Campbell Robert Conyers CornehusCummtn. A II CheroMllAbriab aConuer John Cullen Thomas Crtarlton W A Conrad Elias Cuedy Demurs Chntlynok John Cornwell 0 W Waal James Dtekron Stewart Doyle Wm Un•ison thyme Dixon David Doctor Dao , Dolton T Hlytherhekson John 4 Dobson Al•th'w David Virgil Mount Joon Dr, O. a Jelin Da •to Jonathan thanan J sans Duff NVillam Davis Dan' Dignon Mich' Duke loicon IWO s in° Ti Jr 2 Digcn lances Dov.ii P D 14 . 'Attish'it Dillon Mr Dunce° IT I n h o 4D - a:athan 2 Doughe rt y John I II; Y h en Jane. Dec C Douglass Alex Duncan Jot Ceara( Fji NI A Dorsey TIIOII • Deer? Ar hiond Don'an Stephen Dunn r.tr,ox nor Jobn.l , Dowdeu Mt Duveth David I Detterline is It Dorsey Andrew NOM Fdivrards David Edmunds Morns Mow Oii•-n S:ohrr Dewy D F i ngovh r • Eddy I.l.orge P FJ.rmr Vsdentino Rio wit., lis Gem. Hears El'ooti Sam'i Evaii•O•i , Eery Ruati E ••rtiory I anied F:vvris Farrell J B Fitegenuil Corn., Forsythe Chem i• Ingan Thew.* lion 2 Fowler Eno. k Fnilonna Jurnen Fin lie) JULIUS Fin berniii Usury Ferrell Machine! sield eharjes B For Iti or. Fs Iron John F sod John Forcer Joseph Fee/poen ' , simnel Flood I Ferguson John Fir e.o Thomas Foley Thomas Ferguson ThornisForresi John Forgeos John A Fil common Ist- Ford John Friel! Hugh riek Porsirih John Prison A Co J Fitzgerald E Forsyth L E. Frew Sands Fisher John Forsyth Thomas PFulion N Flingeniddflurs 2 Gannet., Win Glass Alpha liner nana.l (3.m` A Golden Saari A Gr-en Cap. Groan E Goddard ft H Green Alferder GAligun David Gordon John Great Hones l'e Gault John Gordon Wm 1 Graham James H Gambia John A 4 Gould Sanel D Grisham George Cobb* Thomas Gould John Grey Joshua GI noon W 1 Green Calvin Grogan Tboints Gibson James Grieves John Grover Salts.. Gtlchrist John Grievea Julio Gress Job Hall W Hays Thomas Ho!way /I I. 2 Hahn Henry Ilembant Wm Holbin George E Harked William Beene Bernard Hodge A C HOY Therms Hebard Clland Wni limkett Wm 2 Hermes LM Holmes Abel hl Hannan Wm limberly Phillip Horne 1A C Hanle John 8 Hopper Berel Hammel' Charles Hecker Peter II mkt. Jam. H body Kern Henley P.O Howe John 8 &bird Hersh Henry g Hoon A E firadloetwer Jacob Handy William Hood Wm Ilan Jacob Hrrd Andrew 11.11 Luther Harvey John 3 Henry James Hatelos. John Har boom Joh. Hervey W H Hem Augustus Harris Jim Harty Timothy litarlind John Al Herman Srno l J Herring George 2 Hubbard C Heiden Wm II 3 Hen hoc. ThamasHoghes lompit Hawes L P Rey'dHlley Johu Hata. James Hirentmusitt John Hanle" 53.1 Hew. U Meant Joseph A Hutchison Wm 3 Hawkins Gorge Hinton John Hasten t Hayward NO. Hinds Chub. E Humbertson Mad Haworth Wade MIMI.II B Hollmd Ale. Hay John Higgins Edwd Ironn W W Ingolaby Path ingold John M irwtn C lot= A P Irwin Wllllant =ECM I.w:tab PreseottJeff.royn Jibs. Johnson John W Jaclnaa John 2 Jentins Jahn. Amens Joho W 1..• w Q f.\.. • U r..— a J'nkina i'ept Jo` neonF Jones D ; akin, E.tied Joni.. David J ne• J onth J n IT•• wan Johnson t;eo A Jove. David 111 Jordon Jo, to Johnson Joan R h1,..i11/ ,' I.,:er KM James 6 Khog Ueorge 1) . ~. ev loon Kelly Jam, And Kirt'and Isaae or ht ro 1' Francls Martin hennecle James Kerr CA orlen K110% . 1e0 Jervou'h Ker., Toos .1 Kerr William K , rk'r R'l • Kemp We tam Kerr John fr. Kinmiley Melted Koehn Pool Komhin Andrew Knapp Geo ri 3 Korn Reuben Klee:doh, Copt 3 Kirk i'hnr•o• A Kennedy Snmi Jr Keilloy Potreo Kinroy Thom. Keogh Demo. P ICiteenan p K Kuhn R Kotler F A Kitkattdon David Kramer Wil'itun Lambert Joint h Leo [Hook lachtner Joseph L Henry Leonur4 Stun Itscorob SI a e Lamm Lew/. Leech J A Long nos W Lana Hy Leech • lex I.ogon Alsathew Latnrop Heo H Leorpt William I oneraan Pall Lateb 4w John LoProO Copt Loon Hater Loughlto Hooter Lee Domtnn• I...Hetet el Loot n lobo Imaoltt Ilan A Love Ephraim Lort.n lames Lennon JoNeph Lloyd Seth Larkin Filled Lee Mottnew Lnw t<t ro John Laughlin John Leone C F Lyman Jame. Leidy Lronned Leans Enneh Mackey Role 11' Sterrett J C Morrow WIN Mosel Jo• R r. Morrow Fria Mahoney John Mendenhall Wm Moore Franco; Malone Willoun Mulholland Jos X Mormon Robert NI roDlot A S IL ehell Joseph Molloy For Marley Rem Abbot William More D K Nlahet Samuel Miller Abraham Morn!! Wm . NN m hlitehell %Vn Miirdnek Davitll )lame Juinc• Harvey Mann Robert Mailer Frederick AI Her J R hlulvtlle John muci,or Mati t son Horgan Waikato Mullin H Manua Capt F Mooney Patrick Mantle. Jame. Marano Janina Mann Mr Mu lligan Ph d Moron Bunton 2 Mnoon Rnbt H MaMg. Feltz Matthews Chat Mooney Charles Mulholland l'sa• Mutineers Phedr'kM••rgnn David Jr 11..6- klarthans Clem- Molan Part kronen Thomas enee R Morgan Irand Mulc/ Michael Mettliew. Levi Morgan Pohard ardor. Joseph Matthew. James Muffin Robyn Murray J P Mahon Ron Jo- Mo es Z &chariot. murrutor J.. C scull g Mown lobo T Murphy George Martin Joseph Moore Henry C Murry Patrick Marone Thomas Morrow John kturty James Marshall Jan I. Moore Robert Murray PaWck Mantel John C Moore Joseph Murphy J.. NTL lieliou Joan , Moore John Moran John M'Annly M/ehn-I M'Connell Chia m.tmo.h ‘Vta %I•BethKir," M'Connell 1114 T n , ly John N Writutney Sam' M'Coy Altehael Nl'Knight Mr M' Artois' John M'oy Stnapannlinwht . 151131.1 , T NI Conner Alex M'Kee Bob( H M`Clenand 4oral :Writ'. Mai new Cn w m Jwcartmelt acigerNTE. hpei d i a „,l J. co blid, roe Copt C lil*Keever NVin C WHeil , moti Frrtioricli Ml' 11000 10h11 WEeely .1 E :.11:,,wen J. M . Cookv Jntin NEForland It. 1 NEKoy I NV Wile,. Join. ?Wroth,. J. NEEinney D. 1.1 Nl'Clure J'l' M Forlone J. I' WK.. J W M'Camlie.s A II M' rarlwid Mark MA...svielthu M NlVarty Henry M I.orlandlnniree-M'hallt k Jolla \l'llurall Jame% y.r n 51Vand'e., NloorNl l'arinne Geo WSl'LaliOnn Jr.c & J I. nltrth AUrnn Goon, AlTurirmd J. WNeely Wm It i;mitor John IWNltillrn how- NITA! Ar.ione rence NrCmli r :I Pnlincli NI Sheehy l'atk WC.,I Join. WW1..., John Itl•Nine Thom. NPronn A \Mune Merin M'Mnhon Ldw M'CIo•L , Miehsol Wh , nney John :11Vo1.ter Tho• 41,1nroy m Wro NI Henn. John A Norit Jowl k N, hie W Jr N 01,6. Newtin NO(1 . 14 rftlnriS N/Ci10150 , 1 R N 2 N NnitJnmc. Nichols Vn II root t) Igoe• I , ..isvard 11vven Ron Rohl lfklyrne Michael ,3x:6a: Jobn Dulo Officer R W EMOINEICEMBTEI Minn MMr.MI =ME ,vn J w K CoPmy t: W Pongblln Franci Pu xits.o.lCupt P.,l“n• Ceburn Pei.t ...!.1111IIGI Pm. Peter Perk B H Proctor W Parka K W itt.l.l And W Pr. •-hard Mach- Per •r , on Js. Phobos Tho. B nrd Pnr.•/ evt nil, Ina Por,•field R I. 2 P.,,,"/...char.ah2Pfe ier Ge0r.,12 rre-te•ot .I.o•dtah rer,•• Franaltn Ptun,p• Sam Pynndert•h• John pen, \V, Ront Plan , Vinl/ Por•rr 2% Pier..., Pa ter.onl`o':ot I,rer Powell John 1 ,, r7 11 a Burun It 1:•• , TllO. R. • .111111C4 Rinvlnnd R. alloy Mord R0t ,,, ,-Thog • 1 A Co Reed SOOOC R0..01 , 11,11 R • • %I r..ael Reynold. J C ROVI Dousauoo • R. :.•,rd Redly Jowl R /court loirt C • ‘l* R.,. Hugh Rohtn•on Jatne,l , nr - I'r c • Rhy,e J...hn A Rol.” sun Chr,o• c, ratrtelt pher ••• Rul...uota a • u,.,1S R. I.lic Hou•nna“r.:Dat.Hl I Ftlt !hum R .••••• St A c , oßida. J.h , Rod,r• laMato , Rau. AS R Tho. 1 • • .11 Rog.- L0u..., Mai.,ag Ruth Ms ...utl• A e a gutlet ,nattherp,atnl S ophosil liamithlSondev rineorge ..ndervno %Vol Shippett & Mach 9vitHon John 4:111i.11 H .vnepha.cl 1 • MC% !",ndorf W. 7 • vow.. H shonnin A M Simms David no. Hnrrisou 1 shopiey John R Speer %Vm ....oil it f Shore John R Hoer. John .clinmeral Jot Shirld• Jun,. , ne., John .eon Jun.. Shone* J.., 11 tams Themes Snort gala! Jr Sh&pior Mr H.oel Wallarn , eoh James P S'unitick Thnhl 94rvens lovnph nnott Andrew Shook John Steele A S waaJerr Thant Shantz 1 Stephen Vin enta Alexander Signeag, A heareatron ACm E se to , Jawenh Slaghaer faeorge .tetrart %Van sample Tboarats Slygb Ch Fret Stewart lames rhino Slrgh Jell+ D Stewart George Statnnai Jame. Stull. Wm H at Robert ataxia" DryadS nada J. S ewer Dr 'not Shaffer John Sonth Adams Ste when Tome. -.baffler H Ca 2 Swop.. H Bather: sbePtard Henry Smith Elortae Ow -4m Gideon a- rasa Ja. It Smith Thornton S eon James SOrradara sanah Feria", Sweeny Hewlett 'ton John K Smith James T,• or 1.• M Te.mr. Nlarthall Tortenre John To, lot /oho Thoma• R P Toner lames Todnon Coe' \ Terry C Tomo\ lam-. Ta• Harnron Tliornow.n Thom Turk y ' , Alward Tanalsooe Rohr Thomson Riehl Turner R Thompson D Tuxes Jr reauals Troth, Wm rs N Torn,. Pulley Trailer Joseph Thomas Ybiop Todd V H Toracr Jolla C Thornpxon Alex 9 1 . 011.4 W rhorharn Hnl•r Todd I 0 v—v Vance Ws Vices nosauel Viekan Sam! Crskio «•m w., 7 Weaver Charles %Yeast Win C Mnr Wimpel• J F W ,, 101e MAN Webh WM net John E Whano Vl'eller L .10. , ph WRIsl. Nut 2 Wier Franc,' Waite, Chn• W Ifnah K Wing, John VI Walters Henry ti Wheel , Ftiehht Wi.evian Henry Walter. %Vm W..te Jacob S W,ley Thn. %Yellen , II 1 %Vheamr"fit•lattil Wil , tonoLon John Wal.h John Whitaker Wm A Wightennti WnHer J Wliil{llll , John Wildsy Jo...ph I' Wa,h Thoma. Wititau. Dthnel Wilhartmon (leo %Va:h,n.Thoma, (Moma WJd Sam' VVr,..on Jt.eo NVilliarua a. Ile- Woodman SRM . I Ward KgMart bard Wood. [4am'l Warwood Henry Wi hams L H Wad - John W rd r, r WiNtam. 'rheum -Woleirne rolllonh We 1,1 ,orge n Wi,l.on WI nm on Waters Nainoel W•llnoit John G Walcott G , o H W sten & Evans Wil.vm 'Monti R'oleoe• Gro Ward Samos' Willson Jonathon Walcott George Went Joseph ••r Willson lninrs Worley Alex Matthew Willson Snmpl•. !Moll John A Wethr, s Wm Willson NVist Rev Wrigh , Alfred West Thomas Willson Wm Wen. Ileury Weal. Duni Young Wm A Young Charing Young 'nos Young Seth Young Junto \V Varlett David W Initials. Cosalo Iron Worts. Ovt revers of the Pour Emp!re Minstrels It In city Lodge. No 122 lkne , L-dge. No. 64 Allegheny Lodge. No. 4.2. Gnus, Lodge, No. 64. Iron Cvy Lodge, No 122. Wllluun Tell Lodge, No 49. 2 91 -Clam Lodge, No. adtt J T D Ocean Wage Division 4T, 4. Fort Duquesne do do 2. Lycargus do do 2 Legrernerallle do do I. `,Star of do do Ilya/Aswan do do SAML. ROSERURO, P. M Porr °retry, Pittsburgh. July L 1049. r wn A VER...I• , Wholesale land Retail Boa t/ I r in Forrisn Wine. and Liquors, and old Motion /ahelis Rye Waiskeyr. tomer First and Market at., (ALB MON RYE W HISKEY-51 five gal Demob,. ki 1,39 Po, M R Whk-kt). Gentlemen and on. • own's arr rued to cull and examine it, if they want s• Inc an arnele as can I.e had in the Western coati „y at the Wine Store of iS I JACOB WEAVER, Jr. 1 . A7 ANTED,. partner meth route e nintal. in • plena , I ,t and Mt. buttnetts, In one of the hest Inca • .• . ...toe c,!y, which with .011 e effort, may be made Ir)vr. The prraent reopnotor wooing to be ce. a entn,deroble part of the 11.00 on bo.Lnoa coo. ell h It .uee. he therefore deatreo a young rot ant, good oddrew, and rerocembl, aate,!. t late tot interest with him. Addreu . • '.I . t• .1 01Rea. ',maul real name and r•tar,sce liil 4.1 kit 1 .10 m yhm had I),diNv ) " .1 " .. N,'„‘ t i la " .l — ltjd " a ' a r e . rp ' , " `!. Cam', wins d,:rdaaa their snadmir meal I e re.r,ng, feeten and prep, 1,...11 'or a .redi enble nearliet. Also, their .311 teemed., totecluer wall full din:moon. for the ul iha Dairy Hy II 1. Allen. Ittreeo,v.ith ounlerous I.lustew..s. For sale by . . JA7 D LOCKWOOD, &I Woad st AK p. to K DF.--3.100 ice: Oak Boa rd.. (12 (.11(110 f kJ for 1.1 le It) KIER & JUNES, Cana 11304. n, near 711) at 1 LIN I ATA 131AWNIS-13 101111 111 odors and fnr sale LI by IyJ KIY'R dr DINES 1.) AC' CV --Sid., Shoulders cud Hams, In smoke 13 h ouse, and for Icsln by KIER & JONES _ • net. 3. DES-40 inn p eces for sale by /LP 300 ('I C RF—thl CHEESE-66 brs mat recd and for solo by J B CANFIELD, ire Water zi. between Smithfield and PACKET LIRE, FOR PHIL.ADELPHIJs AND lIALTIAIORE. Exclusively for Passengers. —'The Boats of this Line Will leave follow', 11 p o'eloek at meld: 1.1.111W114—.1 r Thompson ' Monday, July v. Indiana—F. Battey, Teteadut, 3. Ohm--A Crn'g. Wednesday. 1. Kentucky—Li Truby, Thursday, Loutuano—J P Thompson, Friday, 6 indium—P turkey, Smunlny, 7. Obto—Copt. A Craig, Sunday, it Kentucky—ll Trolly, filoodaY, u. Louisiarm —J P Thompson, Tuesday, lc. Indiana—P Donkey, Wednesday, 11. Outo—A Craig, Thursday, 19. Kentoaky--Capi H Tnsby, Friday, July 13. Loolsiona—J P Thompson, Saturday. 11. Indiana—P [turkey, Sunday, id. For passage apply to W SIITCII, M 0.11011611. Holm, /1 1 or D LEECH A Co. Canal Buhl 117111 TE SUGARS—Lever t:lO loaf, crashed •nd FF pulverized Sugars, ram reed and for sale by the bbl or at reurti, at the Pekin Tea Store, 71/Fourth it. rot ltd I,NlNEl.ful'eFfl.l:4—Mtuba, African, , Java. Lagairo r Domingo and trio Coffee., fun recto and for .ale at the Pet on Tea Store. 'ln FonetA st awn 11, As AND FiliA--200 eighth hd• prune Kai IV .m,, end On men drums tress INgs, Ind received gad tat sale al the Pekin Tea thoreJV Fourth Vault. RAYMOND& CO•S ExTENs - t-vE MEN AGERIK:i BEING THE LARGEST, RAREST CoLLECTION OF • is. WILD BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES"..: ,- .. EVER. PEFoRE EXIihiITED IN THE UNITED:4TATE.S. IN PITTSBURGH, on Tuesday, Wednesday and HERR DRIEBOACIL '' Thursday, July 7 1 4, nod S. tor three ' , at' ulhlfThe Enitsetor of all the Lion .,in the dens i4r4%k i ln tee , 11ANSION lIOLSE YARD, Liberty sweet l Beasts. His performances duffer from all ollltta s Yet T' ME OF EXHIBITION only in the still end grace) which he diSplatynt, itt,lts On Tuesday. Ju. y:0 , Afternoon. (rem :I toS o ' clock— I e t cerise., with the TERRI EEC GROUP 0E441W, It. the Eventeg Ito.. 7 to 1U o'clock. ' TIGERS. Litt WARDS, COUGARSL PANT s.fi. lll ' ' V '"' $6 ',. Jol7 4th, there will he lb. disdistinctl'l 1 Bar In the tnalchlen and almost superhuman e0*,..2. 4 .--,i .-- ~ 0 .4., ‘ 1., . .1 ,, from s to II o'clock, u.' , with which he exams the obedience of thee?' ertrit worn Ili to I P M ; Afternoon, from 2 toff o'clock, and and mot rentotaelots tenants Satins desert, I."tfttngst erentr g, from 7 to in o'elnek. ~ I nnd the tangle. lIEBR DRIESTIAC4I ALIeCji.A.YE On Thersdnyt July s Be-- 1,1 ...4 , 6 °. ll to l'A A l ' I MANY lAll I' a Toll& bet HE HAS NO EW.tr— ',boon, (ram 2 to S. RrAl Wtaint( Iron 7 loin 1114 lii lIINISELF ALONE ... Among liw' most ' lllw P wllww W ' lll "" li ltll' in ''' . The LIS E eitihruces all fie finest Living Sp+gla come ex Inbotort, is the RHINOCEROS'. OR NI- . . Cu/IN OF HOLY WRlT—the only one lit America of Wild Animas! '' s ' .. :s .race IBM j That the great experience, enterprise and nit/Trap The weal di thenlry of captanng this huge and sa- 'of the morn rare base ertabted them to bong BC eller ree creature. toe...thee with th e almost ImpoestbiltW to one I. \ IltiE AND SPLEN DI COLLFr rw , . A ? 1 k t. " `Pl"' him "lin ".. n 0 "..e v. n.e....e ..1 ) . full descrlptions of the Animas eentained te thf*klli ots ea.., and eonrido,lon, renders the examine. et a hinn t i, will ho found in Pamphlet. and Bill Cn eke LIVING Rill NOCEROs in the Untied States, the torittelpel Rath, previous to the arrival ofcalitrally. gre.est eart.,,y nn the Annual Kitl •dOnl ' For In interest unveil,. and unractidn, are IL7 - Adonsston 2.5 cent. Chtldren under 11r - ttillat bold slid °mortal performanres of Hi ceoLs. is t+ lON SALES By John D. Davis. A motloneer Glaze Jar, and Confituahalv w A Ito Aloodny .tOrrooon, July .31, oilo'olork. valll be added to the r.atle oi .ol l:ro,ortes, 100 lnr, 0 ,,010 c 1. 011 .01 JOHN D DA V IS. A vet Peremptory Sale of Dot/ Goode. On Monday morning, July of at 10 tirrter.t. an the Commercial Sales Roo corner of Wood and Fifth Mi.., will be sold, without out rewsrve, for secount whom it may cm.cern— A large a.mortment oC sample and Caney Dry Good*, am , g which are superfine cloth., et...macre., Nati netmocang tweed., fanny vesting., 111111.1,5, cotton. adeg summer cloth, ap endid printed lawns, hollering. berme..., .1. loin, super print., gingham., ehawls, mit hOlcf*, black .ntist,..co.ing silt. spool cotton, button., dcombs, hoster7. breed and leghorn bonnet.. and Item, mort•k linen etc cloth, checks. ticking., Mooched gie brow., [unsling 111.1*UL bats, /cc. Al 9 trosock, Oroeeric., Qrteenaw.rn Furniturn. &r 7 half chests \loon, Hylton tea, 1 do supertor Black to 4 bon limp twder do, 12 has Va manutaetured to bacco; 6 do N • 1 ralm soap, shoe Is, spades, boo., forks. axrs, hatchets, wrtung and wrappteg palter, band boles es nets venalan and transparent eel/Woes blinds. :smite' clocks, mantel mumps, looking glasses, glassware, hr. A large and genera! assortment of new and second band household form:are, cook ing stone, kitchen atoll sits, he. 0 Dozovan A genero! assortment of fashionable readymailo clothing variell goods, &c. jug CIG'II 111F0 crn t.SON . :3 great sale of splendid L and moque Marblc and Alabaster Stsanary, An ;Nur Va...cd., [I,. and tlr..nruent, nob engraved and cut Ih.hcanhd French 11111*. Vases Candela bra, limner Ftgatrec, Vanier a de Katie 'Fabled. an, greatv. , • , ) th.eras at.d heautO I cicadae, lake pl.ce nest, 2 , 111 lust., of Wacronc ton 11a11, IVOOO Atrcv .Lcrxecn Fiftla and Sath, Wert ful “ , mtnle, rOV. .11 purl of etltOr• d•r. te• fmin =MR • . Vr.l • or., r ~t 41E n••• 1 • r•I. s, Joss.. ,-gootst t.rro n 2 r, t•r irotllur Jo. n 01. r s and, ftpl.e PC), suoc , l, cop. Cta.• Narwsch W.sio Ye n-nsye. co :rcuon has Lee o txnponed d , re, iron Its.), Fra..ce. Lie many and England, V. , Surs. lao room sill be open on Wednesday. the 27:n an. , in the en, man Tut lathes and gentlemen of ttsbursit a lel In attend and examine tins ',cancan rt:tenon terms—Al! runs ander 13.10A_Ingu, from VIC 9 m VallarnitAr#CC,„.:olil4WOWWW.lr Months; ler app,ored entlm+ed p .pe r in2i J A 4tr-9 SflCENXA,Avirmeer. ON'Tuesdny, 27th inst. GO the Notilestesysi road, ti mail POCKET BOOK. co...Sahib:or nnum of mo usy. 'Tee oivt.er eve have it by cal Keg of %Calker's and desenbusg st, sad pa) mg for this advert., meat 'eaud e / 5 :n r. : 5 6 \ S l " n ; 51 ' /I ''' l, 11 7 ,1? : 5 4 . 1 .4 6 '' 5111; USG, SOWLI rlor. und for stuc.by , V 11. k It .t • Cali, ;u:LI Si %Vat< r and 104 F - t,nt •t IIGARS---IttomM common Cirars gust recd in •tcre lJ and tor sale by an R& W H All LIA• GII ._ • OREANI tar pnme Cream Chreee,m s oremnl for sole Ly t.l 11.1.10.1AU(;11 DKIEL) AP 1 . 1. 1 tl .-11 M •acts it since and (or sal. by mdtt Pk W QOl3l A.011— . 41 casks 111 SUM' knd for Laic by Ailoan 8 k W HARLtAUGH O. MOLASSE.Ft•-1 , 1 hbta N 0 Molasees,in store 011 . nod for sale by 1030 & W n2l (WAUGH LARDOIL-11bbl, wood arorle. morn on.l for min by jun" Str. WAttliriliGil -- Fl LUC N ERHIRITION OF EIRE WORKS. prepared nxpre,. ly tc commemorate the aumeersdry of American Ind.-p..loone+, wait be extribated at Roe, Horde,;. in Iltuchesder, on Wedne.dar ev nine. 1.7 alb, weather ',moron, emuromacang al I - I o clock, recoely. AdITII• • 106. 2.3 cenm—ne hall octet Mice" le he hnd at Inc Otter sod liar of the Exeb sago Hotel, at the Gorden throughout the day, and at the late on the evnanuor ' the 401. }; ularo, mall ban, FCre AVE dv'lA will leaveEatls .beet very hall hour out the day and .rein, r, to carry paaseng rs.go and from the Garden. ju7RMI VLUABLE BOOKS oN MACHINERY. Ac ecoo's Engiocer and Muchmists Ass/sod, in Win no'. Ho!lnspirers Turning nevi Nierhnnival nipaincion. 2 vont a vo. Tred§old on the Strength of Colt Iron: 2 vole nvo. Sens. Conon Spinner and Alitnufactuver, 1 vol eve. Pelhat's Canoe...es of Gin.. Making; boo. The Bond llont of 'Fuming. 12 mn. The Apprentice, by the Arnett , ' Club; 2 vole, 4 tn. Creeny's Encyclopaedia Civil Englneenng. Aludin'e Surveyor, Engineer nod Arehitnct; Ito. Bourne Stearn F.ortine, 41a., Artizan Club. AmermanAlDernn 4 reintoot; to. Carpentry and Joinery: A romprehens.ve auttfc book for earysmiry and joinery. north totem (or estury Part of wort sbont building, and numerous Wales: 2 Pre,lnont Mechanic and Faiglneer's Marazine; vole. Un. Lectures on Steam Fn fine, Flee. Alban'. High Pressure &awe, 2 yids, 2 re. Flaunts Theological .11 Practical 31.hanica, Bvo. Tomlinson'. Rudimentary Mechanics. Imon's Rudiments of the Ant of Building Steward's Rudimentary Treatise oa Well Digging, Boring, de. Jun recermil and kir Rate by iudg J D LOC %%'001) . al Wood at Business Tux Cro City Purposes TN PURSUANCE ca.'. Ordina co otornitny (or an inertilast of tbe HOVellee Of this city. passed the 106 Aprll, 1.846 • once Is hereby wren, that the t ity Ate tenor has left in m office for examination by all in terested, • list of Itic par.-n. dome buemesun the city. en conforron) ulth 111,111 Cedinan, e., 6s.c 4. If upon r larninstioo of said fist, any persons shall think themselves aggrieved by the 0.1.1.1 42,114- )11nm, they shall state th- as affidavit, which affidavit slthli also emit.. a statement of the true amount of their sales, es ton an can be aseensined; raid affilartt to be made and left with the elty Treat urer wi bin ton weeks from the date of the first pub lics ice of the itotiee afore aid. s 4 lo . 4 rhat no appeal snail ee token but IT the 08. lava of the parson or firm agglioved; seal maidavit ro he econelusire eeMenee of the facts .tat.d in cci %WM In the amount of ales • S. Ft JOHNSTON ? City Troar;arer. jjy Offiee on 'Third vreo, d l, next o:kr to th • .1,1 Pars hyierian Churchm3o.ibur PICKLES, PRESERVES. Re. WELLS, MILLER /4 PROVOST 217 Front ntrnet, NflY T ANl.7l":l7,l:lltEge of Crory v el' Pin: en l Pies or J• Sautes, t3.t. • Inc,gai ;silt retiV l suet. ai Oya sr., Loi.ners *altouti, 5112.1 .0., Ogettthira, linporiert of Olives, Caper+. SneadSaidines East and kVert lodes Canotroreals, chai r stock is mole entraii.ye, romprirai a gloater variety, aail is put up n brl ae s yle Inca that of soy oCher House l • 'heir business in Pie UwiW States Their goods aro packed m all the rano. Ottaaagaai and in so safe a mann r as to bear Arntsportation to V. any pan of the country. H. Catalogues Way ho seen at ale Carer d this, Paper, At;enta .n Bunton: digs Peirce . 1 / 4 Co. Philadelphia: Jot D Bui•icr ~ a rt &Sum St. i G. Buchanan it co Lowsvlao. Joh:, Fn.:a di Ci Ilenry drachm.. Fssit.temenos Furnishing Weretioubt.• HERRICK & SCUDDER, 95 141lllm street, New York, ANUFACTUREKS, Impont rs„ Dewirv• 111 SHIRTS. Illib..07(1 1101/E,S, LIN COL' LA KS. STOCKS., SHOULD • P. RRAN:Fis., t. R s r.tis ....PERI. TIES, SCARPS, L'N I Eft G A RAI ENTY. GLOVES, 'INS, LINEA tiosONIS ANDIie.RC I GESS, HOSIERY, BUCKLEs, SUS PENDERS, 1 1 0iIIRAELNES...k.c..ke. Tee above slant win, on examunanon, be found um only attractive extensive and fu I, but heop. One long experience in the liesiness and inowledgy of inaimlactarmg, with the ( tiineeof ',lnc. bat ne. ate such that we ate coll6Elnnt we eau clot inducements Mei cannot be surpns.ed ay my liaise in the rip. Panicults nuennust paid to nr/./elk and the packing of gnodi. lIERR/Ch SellilDE,H. Os William s t, opposite mu. Now look. DAVID a. 110.381“.. ISAIVaIIW. llCSinnin • in3Dalarr 'FA iTARIC ACLU-10 lb. E S E sto'd and for sale Li jutn R E EleL,-; Wood st LiER2iiiTURE VARNr,tT,No. rEasteru-410 gulla r messed and for solo by Ara R E 9RLLRRB URUGS! D RCGl . 47 . — Chlortikkrru. Oil Tampeo, Tau tun, 8.1 (tool:talc. Chlorle Ether, Plperd, Cy.. must Po:aah, Seidlitt Mixture, Juat reed su4 for '1 JuAE*t.l..Li..l45, 47 Wood .t - - A LIBRARIAN - WANTED, for “The Young Men'a ft Mercantile Library an 4 Mechanics' inatunto.° 'Wren Boa No.Md, you tithes. Good niece.. roguing nnunliw ijuiatifit- - -41 - 7640 — ibinuiders and Bide*, nog Kul RR sale by ' L 8 WATERMAN, FOR Cis:M . 's:A VI AND 1..01:114V1LL,1.gr • 'l' ror light d r i ..s i rt . g A hkgrirre r C %Volk. master, end leave tAer above I or. on Monday, the thr. t olt.: 10oh•lock. M For freight (L.; pamtngo apply on t.tnrU, Or juV w aus:3,./F;epi -- - 11F.(1C1-.kR WIIKELENti PM - IKE - P._'l The light draeCht • leather 1 - 1 • f FRIES Dtalll P, :." Gen Darn mater, will lelleigfriiPlr loargh for Wheeling, every fpeohe/hy and Friltry, at In 0 , 0012 k. A M For freight ned peerage apply on heard, mop , • ~ in3o o sv POoe, 41 Nye* il '. FOR CINCINNATI ANIL erT . LOIII ~7.- : ,7 - liia The apiendid new etearner...l LYDiA COI.I INEL "-.),: R M Hunter, master, will largi loy the obore and all toter. 1 . on Saturday, tar Snin. at It o'clock, A. M. : , :k For [might or peerage. apply or. hoard, or tOI 44 . Ova D W KOSS, woe FOR CINCINNATI. if - --.4..----- The rpleirdid reenter ':r - e st .. Ite MAY PLOWER, - i rz l , cltlarshell. mater, on ertdat,lilte•taila tnrt.. at 4 o'eloek, P M. . ..,-.: For freight cr pentage apply on hoard, or trt.•; . ; , AIN PETTIGREW & tiii,4otara, FOR CINCINNATI. The fine passenger eleavhdr, A: , MT. VERNON, ••I..__- . ', Kottno, master, Wig leave foignIPIII,, nriti and intertnediase IleenT r ttk- do m..• . e . ii lt, rt 111 o clock, A M. I :. , rfreight or paesege. apply on board, or I4'f ', ;te El 1 D niii,Ttlviy.ackV . • .:7 •, NNA ;1 alr. PITTBDU , ..,. ' - --. ;i• • • ''' l7. "'" "."...1.,-• -4.• ' ' ',. c.. `. " . ';',D, .I.' 0 AiL- W PACKET L I 6:: .E. MIME I' ',VI,: ..f :I/C 04 np:C/Idld passetla§itatet L cr4 ts POJTV , 011t1102.4t4 Of the large., swill:al, Was 100.4 ed ear! fa rushed, wed moat powerful b 04.4. th• .vatt t. 01 [he Wect. Ever) Accommorlation Ne COM :Ant emney cart procure, has tre,r proeictrdiotpi► rrerreer. irtne has beer. rn operatlon fot'it'4e7enr• —r...1 rtiett a tntittou of people recthous the 4isiiajp.. ry ts thr.r per on.. l'he noels terll be al 44 , 1hehrot Woo.]oreet We tiny prevrona starting, for Fir trou rrt' treteht nod tiro entry of phase reoceEe.fer ter. In all cases the passage mone) . mtl)4pa,l adyhu,e. ha. SUNDAY PACKET. T t IsAA,I NEWTON, Captain .Hemitll*,•;i/ leave Parsbutg'n every Sandal . teeming at 04)Nal aVlteeline, teary Saralay eventut at 10 r. at_ May 2e,194 . . . . '...:., . . h'ibilliDAli PACI3.Eir. -; .... ,` rht 'PAO. NON(.4A tIMA, Copt. STD:a, arm itoe,..,t burr.fi ,rery Mla Monday moner, at 14.o'clock0y11 rvery :.iout.loy evelttag at 10'.M. ;,. .. . .„ --..._ FOUR D, • . I'HESDAIr PAC/CHIT. • Rna HIBERNIA No. 4 Capt K .uninnirr ,01 every Turaday morning at 10 . 1illeillk '•Vnecling every Itm..lnl evening at to r. W IGUNEIsIDAV PACIKETnII4 rite NEW ENV/.AND No. 2, Capt. S. ggg ever; Wedneaday mornr4 12 tc , o.G Viloollnruhug Woilnendavoveniug# 1 . 112, TrII7II.2iDAIRPAZA.HIT. j .. Roo BRILLIANT, Capt. race, wdt leap ann.:lt every Tnnreday morning al 111dolon-kiMA lag en , elinntnt ni 10 r. M. ViCLDAir r Wier. , , Tho CLIPPER No 2. Capt. Pam Dovni., ggJl, gnat* e v zry Fnday morning. lOo'rtoolg Whew, es -I,y vverung et In r. rt. • , ftit4.Mi SUMMER knit AILSOEMENTS thi - ,7;5.49, ~ MONONSIMIELA ROUTE. N'ii .4. • -• ' Only 73 Mlles Stligllnfl•i`L Via Vrovrnsmile and Cumberland to Halt:GLordf3ihd Philadelphia. W.r 'VHF. splendid and fast runtong U 9 Malt' kintieattii 1 ATLANTIC, Capt . Parkinson; EIALTIts34I9I A • ' Jacobs; LOUIS APLANK, Capt E Rennettiskistoinuy ~c, wak tn g doorqo daily tripe between : r i.!' , ' • ~,. Pirhi4l. 1UR.1311 AND BROWNSVILIn. -.. The morning boot *all leave the Moth l / 2 015% ..i. Ones(. above the hedge, daily ate o'clock t 131 2. - A , .- Taivivigars will take SUPERB COACH.I Akplikarie. . , mile, a: 3 o'clock. P. NI. and the splendid gods ,iikkip ~..,, Baltimore and Onto hl., at Coo/bead ol PI „, o'clock, A. M., and arrive al Balumorotta 0, mg, in time for the evening line to Ivolintlk 04 -. Waptktnron eity. From Pittsburgh to Baltimore, only :T2 hoirp. ', Fare 5t0,0cr.., , '. -!1 . .: ~ ..... -, From Ftwithirgh to Philadelphia, only 40 *T4 p. ~,. i Fare 912,013;; '-'-'..'' ice: I The °vetting boat will leave at 6 o'ciaCt, eigdgePf434l3l- ',.-*" I ,t a y ~urrogs. Passengers by this beat wilfidoitealll ,•t . . hosed in comfortable Slaw Rooms the bent a2' , over the moue 'g the following day . in ' . ....- Coaches. suirPcodge the socond 'ova in Claud. d. ' e, Passenger. have owner of either Sunman:hi; o Rail .', Road between Baltimore and Philadelptilt . !he ._ a privilege of stopping at Comberlakd and: re, and reaming their scuts at pleasure. Cop *Stites- ',.. trued to panics to travel asthey please. it, i•ia • We nteke np the loads and way hills for 414 . C0AC11- ,in the thusharglit offices, nu order to savt,llcar on ... arrivrng al lirownsethe,) it Is mention, ini3Or pormcngerir to get their tickets before going I,n • krd ' of we boat, at our °dice, Monoligahela Llou t ilis Ater ?; •treet, or St Charles Hotel, Wool] at, Putstralqn , ' , " 7 ap&dtiin J. mySitimP.A*Atofil ;• Plecobrorgla sk, Louisville Pacts;J : ille ~, : FOR LIINCLNNA'II AND LOW:iv 4 1 .3r.'" ) ~ The nilendid now swains-t . ',„ I . was rELF,wtArti No. ,'"'' • II nalep, master, will leave, ‘ • 7., 11,„„ t ., .•'•-• and tuterhundiare vow., i . , :‘ .41,..„ ..„, day the en iii,„ at In o'clock a. a. • For [night or peewee apply on . ~,0 . ,,, ~.;.•• k' . • i " , .... IiIIitIODIY.IF. Wllatih. •' ~ Icy DEU B :d/LTEN Skill& ' e - • • • ':: PITTSBURGH- AND -7 t.OUISII ILLS PAC liitia ',.' g i r . h u:: , and spfesulld re,irtneerlei i! .. ;i : TELEG SA lensP4 ' L ' ••• Mason, nester. will ifilif Eng- .i . • li tin and Lout/wide no Thursday, the ad 4,1a.,/ef Is :'' o'clock, A. M. Far freight or Porwide opptye: tiotro. to Lit iRBRI IME, VVILSON ill. ,Ol , • Ci EU ll .. I .IILTENIIERGIES, ' ‘-'' - myll --- Pt2lt 7, - N,IN N ii 7.i.i; LatTiTcru,ll.W.T, . . • ,• 4 Tie, hal l emu; la ttearoci•T. .',. A t :I'e'.7, ; ... qt LADS - u Rus,l, ' -v,..-- .-.„., , W Kerr, matter, . e, 11 leav: atiOVP 22 - ports ttas day, at 14 o'cloeli - 4 ,- ; • 72 For rt.,. or phwage apply on board, oi t all/ D . RO!1 1 % Lwolevllle and St. Louis Ponekrrramise. t 549. ` , c3,215•16V. '.., ._. 11.1,.. 1 1...11 (ti ESDA P.ACROF FOR Ell 'l_____''..‘ 434 ' , 2 , The h. Pao 1 oanialpttehhwt 0 • " - •ti •=lt,,, . err...! w ATLAYTItit , 4 i,;,,,, 17 . ii'ltr....... " r * l.lte " ..ti:ove " t0 . a.1 TLlTll33%ttigt.. jr,, ! ry r ,, I t h at la &aloes, A. 0. I ' , 2.• t - Per (ret•sta tr :•••,....oge uppl) on oonnl, .4 L, - - tE. E t 22 KIND. No 153 Cont., WL . • otara- don, 2 -2° ''. w iF24 i '.. 4 W 1.- REGULAR t•h.l . l;itit.l 1 PA.CtiEI fiint lepts 't -..,.• •I I. Goa ,o,t runno2z . e .„.„. ~. ~ .- 0, ~,,„,„, ~L..,...„. „ L„ -.. ertc hg - 31w A. Alc Peer... Inatrter, , rtg r tlX ! CV c he stx.he aaa ilierthedloto rt 2, ,, 1, r. '"..." . n board, or ' 2 -2• ff• F" ("4.'" " pe lrLZt: ' 6 ° N. ialcomL ' 1 : ..:,-dr.n 8.3 e_R _,.' e. -,.. , k .,,,, ns „k..,,,, ~,, ~.... ~n .n........4. i• - r . --,--•-• a i The neat 1;1 substlattr464- Piet 11(1 1 / 3 1.1N. -221 F • 4 ....iv . Ale Abllen, mailer, holll . i ir . 3 a •,,, - er regular trips beta ." t4i,,t, 1: IN !welt. n.. 1 at alai-port hlto will ' 0 „,,,,,t41.,,,,,, 1,, t..-A• on Wea,pottay and Saturday,. 't '' 4 , . , par fr.,ltth , an F.. 6.4.1 apply t o bor.!. ; ;Uip ... -- ~, Fon ‘V !ILEA' AN° .21'.,,b k.A,FI4 •,-,47.. 'al' The tne ... /r ! '' '..-- NI 211111C7 ! tit , 7, , CINDEttELL.A; -A • Z-, ~ 5 ' r.; 77 1Iallatit'&6111: r r ;3 o= vo e t hc " rn, ...., •;TZ:." '-` Id Inaertnertinte' . '- 0 . : • t.t.;:.; ;,. sad t 1.11,1,.., i t , .... Onto ;tog , . or p•.,,,,,,, OP ~,,1,,,,1. '2! 017 .'- SD:\ RAI"l1211•5 TO REAVE - 104 - ",A . • •'. 12 tioTht', bur. t 7ll.,.‘t e a vhlre7s7,:at r opth ji hA2. ', the Alottonphele I-10u,, 0tj0y„,4114-• ~,,,,,,,, '"I moo 1•{ at 12 o'clock, tht,tithlrwt, a .. - Ft., to ,IL wa, •r , rive at 5 o rioek. a AL Za• Dewier it..... 1 track, Theo,' plka cesr..-".'s ' - - syStii vTII.I PS TU DRAVA:Hi 1 ' - .1 e' AI Th. carver . BEAVER 'lip bgh,,,,„ . i .. ..., A,,, 4, 1 'AI whrf, 0,,,,,te thr Alb,,pr k , imizt,th liCiatr, t , et rirry fund z ~., 4 o clork, for Re aver A pat:4 - Artl keve 1 , ...0hr et It• clerk. P. M, witt .!,12%,'5.thl -.., I o'clock, Pere, Twer ry-6,e Can. .t.17_.*),....._,... 2 • Iig.EDIAL. .4 .„ • , :ciao B.HlLTsN isnlckitir ' •' P. B. 29t..ENT, 2 .• ~ Fortran/tag watt Conwhh t ro u lid, thrtlll., bn• remove,' .. tie. Fmra ` 1*"...0 Wo°dl. I..udthltithlie.tt wee.. ATC.:IIE2--Just referred from . Liverocca n eery fine lot in Gold and Silver Patrol Lamy NY Itch ea made expressly to order by one orxhiln.bea, manufamerme eatabl re abotenta in Fngland. Amara complete arsortmeot of Geneva , Gold and Sneer Watches, from StO to 2100,, . Gold Chain, Ker., Svoio, 0 o• W W11.40N, Watch Jule corner Fourth dra t ttia. L'ldlll-7:oiibl a target No 3 Mtwara., 0074-20 ois U do. to ado do No 2 dot 30 bal. No . 4. , )11.20re No Iferrinx4; 32 do o 1 Gipped doi 22 do No ,T.4 . Woti. shed. 10 delta gelelea.jarot revolved eu BOATS. f P, AM
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