The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, November 14, 1849, Image 2

THE !tizrauriun GAZETtE
.1 • riTTanoaots.
WEDItitSDAY IttINING,'NOV: 14, 1849
DEVrirtssults Datil b anvils is published
HAVeekly; aid Mitbekly.—The Daily is Drees
Dolleistiet sonsa; the! Tel-Weekly is Ilse Dollars pre
atudir,the Weakly terms Dollars per um*, widlt
says:—
* I have been lost in admiration of every thing
I have seen, mace I Ma entered this beautiful
Commonwealth. I have observed with satisfaction,
the thriving and smiling condulort of the noble m
s,,bungt,, of Mes
me :r d h:e y 161,5. E
wn. in ut, th l e. WlLl Unt o :n oo n;
r a lriretto ur U m
Some of your States are &sun
smelled for some rest character/sue, at this Suite
blends all the virtues of all the nations I have ever
seen."
Whether Massachusetts Is thus superior to all
1 the States in the Union, we need not now Mop to
stiblia is lag, and it may be thought by some
thatttouches on ground forbidden to a moiler . Inqu ire. hja enough, that this high pram comes
o I from one who will not be suspected of 'partiality
--Pi..r,, ..,,..7.. ImPe ,t ni , lee,,,ltlsoil"filL:teler °'We a Protestant State, and who may be supposed
. .ene miner gl•—• " a " ' a ' Pe—. a ""
mho well informed upon the !abject upon which
a res which deeply Interest every human be. 1
be
o
M g' I n ne neati" the wend teneic"Le° diu"a".
i At the time Father Matthew was tithe conlidt -
As tolls subject, we deem that it strictly comes ,
ooomoof
the
Stateof
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li e all oo_ t . he e" vatues of all the nations he had ever seen,'
sa Wli dtte i
cur Vie;
enrhbyetherev'ReintsmcairithCat' Pho"lliVirealse",
th poi of the Papal States , was I. open
haystmesetrably Widened our sphere of action • $o
me,
against the Holy Father, the Roman
While ft Is out our especial province to discuss i
Pontiff—and he himself had fled from the embraces
~o b ic ct ir e trajpous belief, as affeettog men's future
of his own children to Gaeta, a amigo any, from
state yet as regards his present condition, his tem-
whence he has not even yet returned. On behalf
pall weltrue, his civil liberty, and his mail hap
of his kingdom of IS.. world, his children were 1 1
pinas ore conceive it is n proper abject of die- '
,ed forth to fight. The Government of France
=salmi in lit seceder newspaper. The Govern-ai1,,0 (s not
seemly
to
my Repoeb „ td, sent her
mail of the tea temporal as well as earn- i'i
thonse¢ds of used soldier, to batege and cap-
Mall dominion, and comes as daily under the
to the capital of the world, and replace Pius IX
illsel:teliene of the secular press as that of any other i
upon his temporal throne. This Ls indeed °r e
tempthal power. The Roman Catholic press of
thigterentry, during the late commouons in Etc. doted,
chapter In the hiritory of the world, intro .
duced, however, only to mutual the condition of
ropd,
luivingcl6l4l sy mpathised
with th e °Pic'''. the people of the happy State of Massachusetts,
ser ofthe peo ple , . ano thus betrayed the secret
with that of the citizens of Rome, and the Slates of
principles and feelings of those who exert a von- the Church, which, for brevity's sake, we Wall de,
ttelfzeg power over the votaries of that Faith,, it
nom... Italy. The one free, .theyeode. and
becomes • doubleduty of the secular press to
happy—the other in arms against the Government,
warn",the people against the danger to civil libertyl suffering the evils and the terrors of revolution.
to te apprehended from too great an Infusion of ,
Whence the difference between these P a rta
a l ir ~...6ane,neen and principles among lee.. Tb" : , ple ', Could Father Matthew say of any of
duty --
a -it.. pe r fo rm, so
00000100 may minim ' Italy, even the city of Rome- 0 it blends all the
in a spirit of all kindnere, we trust, and with a virtues , ail the .....„ Cm the cothr4e.,Heroid,
sinners
desire that th°46 most interested may P'" or any discriminating politician and friend of lib
& by it.
------- arty, tell us why it is that there should carat the i 1
LThe 2ffertury's rejoinders to the Gazette, m rela- marked convex, evidently existing between F. - 1
ti
nto toleration and the ease of Mr. Marsh, have 1 ton and Massachusetts on the one hand, and
&cried out into' personol inuendos, unworthy of Rome and the Papal States on the other ,
notice. We have too important matters on hand Why should one be free, peaceful, happy, and I I
of enter into a personal controversy, and we confas ' prosperous--the other in a atue of siege, unhappy,
do - not tare a buttoo, how much the editor °flint oppressed, and struggling in the threes of a revo-
leper soothes his mortified treaty by venting his lotion ill suppressed, and that only by foreign boy
spine ulna us. We are used to ouch things. onets I, 1
Why should not the people of Rome govern
New York Elections. I themselves, as the people of Marsachusetts do ,
, /ietWitilatimili_siiig the emilititni in Hew York, he- '‘
Why should the free people of the United Sten . I
tween the Frat sailers and Old Hunkers, the Whigs amid Peter Pence to Italy, to enable any man or 1 1
have gained a handeome victory. From the New b o d y . men , to iv ... the over be 8 .... pc0 p1e
Vol* oitY Panora, 'v. glean the following item.. . Them are certainly remarkable differences be.
The Whig majority , in the whole State in 1131.', meet, these States—the causes of which may be
Vary close. The Anti-Rent party nominated some ' traced, ii we have the data rod ingenuity to study
from each ticket, and the election being so close: the ....
notwithavang the Whig majority, their votes de- It may he answered, that the present unhappi
cided the election. The result for State °filters ',valor Italy arises from the rebellion of the people
is believed tobe es follows. agtst their rightful government—but that is no 1
Washington Hunt, Whig, Comptroller. . ~e t , actory answer to Ike question. The evils of re. I
Alvah Hunt, Treasurer. belt and war, of siege d
and bloodshed, umpier I
Christopher Morgan, • Secretary of State. am ut and pleb, executions and benrshments ,
Dana Clark, • State Prices 1- " P are knot effects resulting from prior calves, and
IL Seymenv, rim veer. caeca winch eternally do not exist in idassahn -
Loll S. ataldild, Demonist, Attorney G.°. setti. Her einsens could not be aurred up to a re. 1
Freeborn InWen, • Judge Colonel AP - belleon against the Government of the State, by all 1
•
- peals the hrtful demagogees and democrats of the world ,
Canal Ortmenissioner emanate to y nothing of Euro
The Legislature stands, a: last accounts—Senate he dtfference can h ardly arise from a density I I
17 Whigs, 13 Democrats, sod 2 doubtful—a of pnlabon in the Papal States, overcrowduag , a
Whig ma j orit y "dam' Hoagie, 4nu g u 62, Dumc ' at ad, the means of production and employ.
ergs 61, and 5 doubtful. 'The Tribune says there maiu for in this respect there is little difference
is no doubt of ,a Whig majority on joint ballot. betLven Massachusetts and Italy. The States of
Janos—The 'notices of the Supreme Court, ' the Church are represented.m about double rho
this yea chosen, we probably I ex nt of fdasschesetts In emigre miles, and some
lime. I. Wtilmin Mnebcii ` ')loia York" W° g' tht g more than double is population—but, there
• H. John W. Brown, Orange, Loco. i. °thing atritrieg in this respect, nothrog Veen
111.
Co Wright, Sullivan. Whig wch we ahould be at I beny to nikr misery end
• VL.Datuel dy, Felton, Whig tre Intton on our side, and a ' blendlng of all the
, • .V. FmrderickW.Habard,leffervio.Loc' a" oft the other, or indeed any abridgement
.I.'
Vt. Wm : H. snatialann' Cortland, L" : " : " 'of n ppmw and comfort among the people of
• VIL Thomas A. Johnson, Steuben, Whig e , er.
• VIII. James G. Hart, Genesee, Whig. i
It be a difference in the fertility of ail a Lich
Five Whigs to three Locos. At the former' ', p duces the striktug contrast? Massachusetts in
election ' the Winne earned two Districts and 6v '" , parsUvely a cold and barren sod, hardly pro-
dad =other. active, except of grass and the hardiest Ideas of
The Nero Yotk Caner and Enquirer, of Same- coops, and those raved only by uviefatigable pat •
sudsy, has the following comme nts on the result irl i.,,, m F , ep5 ,,,,, : ,,., co d wi t .
"Up to the hour of going to prai, the result of„, iz,,, the othor hand, even poetry oe t o b ro jes the
the went'election in this Suite was not known, ,__, liter
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rthoe th at the Whip had re-elected our present :". u'l''''
...,.,
able Secretary of State, Comptroller, and Treasn- "1"."/ .. i gol d e n te oto l . l . oo , '
ear; load have also elected their candidate for State Ploughed by the sun beams, sole y O val.
Engineer. The Anti-renters animated the Loco-' Fr the wet graver, thou whose sky heaven gab
foots candidate for Judge of lb.! , Court of Appeals, t• oh briger sous ,
and robes web deeper blue,
Atsorney General and Canal Commissioner; set Thou in ves2.o elem. places rammer bulls her
it appears quile probable, that the Anti-rent vote i pusses n
has carried
tit" P ennon of the 11-cc.iii°c° ticket.— A land abounding in corn, and wine, and oil , —
The polincal teat, so far as this election Is a test of ,
. p .00 0
o,
cad
0, di m es
doo,oodui 1
pal strength, is to be found in the reelection of ' doh ' varied mu u u
or 1
the present State offimrs, who were denoonced I even to a proverb. Yet, with *opener !allay ,
and DOPaieli mere violently by a anon rruonor soil, and mildness of climate, we fled Italy greatly I
the Whig . P" r.' they 'et° the immediat e inferior to Massachusetts, In the general comfort,'
-friends of Gave or Seward, than they were by tent, and happiness o f
.the Locofixos for being Whig. The crime of the , Con her people.
Site Ad4lnlstrednon, was, Its attachment and' 'That thy Caljen• of the Papal Steam oppressed 1
friendship to Governor Seward, and the triumph by their Government, there can be no rational
under the eircumsmaces, of the portion of the &ate
Helsel reared to, Is emphatically the triumph of doubt, for no people win ltPordloe the. lives and
the State and General Administration, and of Gov- property, With all they hold most dear, to relieve ,
earnor Seward. As such, wo hail it with unfeign- I themsev olumes lves from fancithia ed oppresuon.
comp &vides, fact.
ea "'"lcti°"Dd not the km sii , bee. "' n has
I re ak on subjecton a arison of I
beet demonstrated that there are mamma Wier, 1 l
the
two Stales. You may travel through Mass.
to achieve this triumph even when th ousands ad ,th
dens of thousands were contemn way at home l ease:Ls by mat and by day, and In every &me
in:42 14 galuntauuable apathy , imdm ad tm . i Lion, and et long as you choose, and unless you are
pension that they or their friends, had not been
,chance,
. 0.00,0 m a
,mogo,,
to the
00perb. I
well used) And we should be orating re nab if P.
We did not here add, that there is a large body of eternal of Vettheo curithilY, no annoyance crowe.
men in the Wing party, who Intentionally abstain- your path, no one asks for a passport; no sentinel
ed from gulag lo the polls. mlbe desPevd• hope of
carriage; or gen d'arms opens the avenger'. trunk or his
thetsgthluff • truldtPh It' the X.° n° " - " , ill' th e a "" d age; nor does he me, except in the pollee of
of bringing desuucuon upon the Nacos! a
Sate Administrations and hose who mow ably large cities, the power of the State or the law,
1 l which novertheleiss, in the absence ofell show oi
•rnhority, protect in the highest degree of safety,
Ia
mare etruestiy requrtidtittand
ifigrers bak.ra r.or: sed.lla early la theft' , as
nettaibis., note:mile. fora well
lad date -will blealaehly be eltargee cuff ordered oar
lionTa
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Adtelrffseioarts and sabsetiptions io
eau and Milted alms Onsets, Philsde
aid totrichLed Mr= this office. •
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4 .1., TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, &c.
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The special eleMEOn to supply the vacancy
easioned in the Virginia delegation to Congress/
.from the Wheeling district, from the death of birl
SNewManiDernecmt, took pipe last week. The
eleesien was =Wetted three days to Wheelingi
Tinaksday, Friday, mid Saturday. The conwat
• 'atlas: , mita, but Telegraphic deepatches say the $
Mr. Hayman, the Whig candidate is elected by
,hboot .200 majority. This Is very gratiryeg, as it
Ores tha Whigs a majority in the House, Provider!
tire • auk 'comet apes those Free Sailers, who have
hitherto aimed with the Whig party. In any event,
letthe . lista Sotlen take what course they may,
the eketion of Mr. Hayman in an important event
so eyries a balance of parties, and gives the
Whigs, upon the whnle, a decided advantage.
For do Pitieburgh
gold Mine In Ohio.
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~. ... . : Mo. Porron•—• Ther e has been, recently a gold
• • ' . Mine discovered on the farm of James Itichlann,
• few, sate from this plaza, which promises to
i . pield ' prodirmively. It has been examined by
f.' . ..- Diane* Snodgrass it MaGlymonds, Bankers, and
by them renounced to be pure gold, which will
tk
. yield,xeihe r rata of 50 per ce The mine was
.V
• dinctOreted by 4 person who was shout to dig a
.! . and while removing fame moues for the par
- 'mixer asciertalning whether - there was rock be
-`s ' , . Leith ihe - surface of the earth, sou to prevent him
? ..
'•. ."-.•frousdighsg the well,' he found some of the dust
•••• atiekitir to thilaurfam of the rock—and on break
:V. • .
',' in; a pleas of the, rock, he found the gold to be
"MOM pleatifuL It sseppoied to exist irt quantities
•-•:. itlonen inenhaustible: •Coniderable excitement
1.1 • •We in regard to the discovery.
4 ' :' ," ~-, • ' - Yours.
JANES ISteIdANN
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l'iriw .I.lmor, , Onto, Dieember 5, ISt9.
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,Stsuemetewts. LTD rim Motets BLNIV!. —
, • -The Philadelphia Ledger of law. Saturday aaysi—
,
rWes were not switrederday, when syeaklog
of the' failure of the B nebulae County Bank',
bow far its managers d followed the system
therein denounced, of lag its bills Into circa
' . laden a bog distance m home. We now see it
- stated In the Bt. Louis publican, of the 29th eh.,
that sheaf 11,10,0000 f _ pane, of the Susquehanna
.• •
Cooly lug* is - th dr , in that quarter—and
... '. It ..is . said to have: ben mostly from houses in
. -- anahlutati."
, Th e w 11/OVeMeAt. or the bank
, ..,;shows the are to be fraud, dceigaed and in
,s.4Jetelleld from the begin mg to plunder the CO6l.
'....1111111itt to the 'profit . a few swindlers. The
~;.,j.ditilure oldie Slate Ban of Morrie, we underarm d,
~, .
is likely io prove fully demoralise as die Basque
, l lawns, County'Ban k; irked, the facia, as they
- *muse to light, show the wo to be very intimately
- : connected in the- ettorm us robbery that /Ma been 1
1
. .s *.
towardU°lll.6/011,gh therli. The amount in CITCII.
. Wire af the Susquelian a County Bank is said to
.be gb30,00 0 . • Wel Seen no statement of the
- : .' amount pat 'of 010 blibi o the State Beak at Morrie,
awash, probably as tan h more. Their bills will
•-' • soll %rent eel! in th city or ia Wall - tweet at
• s ay worth name When the brokers get
• to nnitentand (if they eer do) the actual condition
. s o f those puke, the bi d s may command a better
raw, or they may not. Holders mast page Mr
. Oremnelves, and the pu sic, in the mean time, Must
• . * aserolee great caution in the kind of paper re
, waved, and, above all, touch not bells that ate
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!broad into ouculation in large amounts a loos way
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Foide Pitubargis Gases.,
gear and Massachositto oduatrartod•
fisususbusetts blends all die Virtues of 'all th is
Natio.."—Furassfilsrfurts.
Ma. WIIITL--Amon the sayings Sad doing , M
Father Matthew, the peat Apostle of Temperance,
we 6ed • reply on him' part, to a speech of Gov.
'Brlgge;;WMiainiehinettis,-weleeming him to the
•
Oily or BOStOII, in which, kiwi* ether thing+, he
(RICAN.
e Nonh Lmer
• hva, received
ME=
ant. ty, pt
the hues, liberty, and property of all.
But iq Italy all travellers, especially English and
American, complain cf the unceasing annoyance
besetting the stranger in that general surveillance
pervading the community. From town to town,
and city to city, and province to province he is
pamported, impected;described, noted and watch
ed. Why thin difference'
Again, we are told that numberleas banditti, even,
in the Papal, Statesinfent the bye ways and moun
tain passes of the country, rendering travel unsafe
to both property and even life, and requiring guards
and patrols to inners, the safety of the traveller.—
Now la Massachusetts inch a. thing war never
heard of. A.O.Ullnenti law provideiPand insures the
protection of the whole community, and arms,
defences; carbines, and guard., are unknovrn.,-
Why this difference I
It is said that a large portion of the people of It
aly are literally beggars. In Massachusetts welt a
person is rarely seen,-unless indeed, coming from
Italy or some foreign country. Why this difference?
Miles. the people of Rome and the PapaL Staten
are greatly traduced, the virtue of the female nen,
and the morals of the people. In relation to the mar.
riagestate, bear no companion m the teale of ex•
cellence, with that of the citizens of Massachusetts ,
although in the Ollner. marriage is a sacrament,
and in the latter a mere civil contract. We natu
rally enquire why should this difference exist!
We are told that In the Papal States, the public
roads are generally infenor,and railroads unknown
while Massachusetts not only abounds with spied
common roads, but is literally interwoven and
curved with a net with of railroads. Strange in.
deed that a new country, with comparatively but
little capital, and where labor Is high, and mule
lion sparse, should. about' In these public
Im
pro rem...sm. - while no the other hand Italy abound
ing In the wealth of centuries, whose nobles and
princes reset in unbounded capital, and excensive
riches, and with • population desirous of labor at
email remuneration, Is as barren of these national
l improvements, as better...ma is of Yankee en
taconite.
There are yet more striking differencealietween
the republic of Massachusetts and the Romeo
State. The former', abound in nlleget and school..
She has, it is true, no St. Peters Cathedral, coating
50,000,000 of crowns; bet she has a great many
pinks meeting houses and school home., and it in a
'state maxim with her that all her children shell be
taught * to read and write: They are so taught, and
they all read the J3ible as a school book in their
primary nehetola They have no inquisition—no
holy fathet—sre probably nineteen twentieths of
them what Father Mathew would call hermit:t—
oner, one believing ...in .one God or twenty," just
as he plaints, yet the fie. "blends all the
virtues of all the mations?' No citizen is com
pelled to pay a cent tor religions instruction, or to
religions teachers—tithes cd glebe Indiana eager
dues are unknnww, yet there is not a more moral
and religious people on the face of the earth. In
Italy, they 117 s the only use *hurck-4Wy kav
EIII=MIIINVMMI
the Holy Father u God's Vicegerent . 10 govern
them—they hate the holy Inquisition to in.Fe
purity of the faith—they have the Jesuits as teach
ers, and the whole priesthood as imtructoni, yet
the common people are untaught, and never read
the 13114 and rebel ROTA iheiz rulers!! Strange
difference !
All the freedom, the excellence, the learning, the
parity of morals, the security of he and property
in Massachusetts, "all the ruinea of all the na
tions blended;* in, strange to say, the work of the
Democracy—the peOple themselves of Puritan
heretics!!—moral, •irtuotts, and religious, without
Popes, Cardinals, Bishops, Monks, or Nuns!,
In Massachussetts, every man is in religion his
own priest, and in politics, his own king. Why
should it not be so to Rome! Every citizen of
Massachunetts enjoy. the right of private judg
ment, and it works well—at leftist, Father Mathew
says as Why would it not work as well in the
Papal States!
It may be answered, that the pope
/aa of those
states are not intelligent enough ro understand,
appreciate, and preserve their freedom, if they
obtained it. Theriare not instructed—they bane
ao newspapers, ilia could not read them if they
had. Strange Indeed ! Italian literature has been
her pride for centuries. R
ohe is
the very centre
of the literature of age. The library of the Vati
can probably alone exceed. in volumes the whole I
libraries of Massachussetts. The Roman Pontiff
is the Father of his people: he is surrounded by !
thousands of priests and teachers, all ready to do
hie bidding. Why then is not every Roman, aye'
every Italian, instructed in all knowledge , Whose
Wan it, that while the citizen. of Massachusseits
are so well read, that they may be safely trusted
with the government of themselves, the Italians
are so ignorant and depraved ns neit c her to unde
kind
stand their libertiesliberties nor to appreiate tho
and paternal government of the Holy Father.
Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, free
dom of private Judgment in politics and religion,
and a free Bible in Masinchussetts "blends all the
virtues of all the nations" in thin Commonwealth—
why should not the same principles produce like
.effect, in Rome!
It is certainly an interesting question. whether
the religion of the Puritans, or rather, as , the holy
father would say,theirdmen able heresies, produces
the general happiness and virtue in Massachus
seas, and the government of the only true church
in the Papal States, produces directly the reverse,
. now exemplified in that unhappy country..
Th• Mayoralty.
Mg. Enrrol—lt must be admitted that the irre
portrait duties connected with the
fee Mayora and inahaveo
,
for a few years batik, been very bly fr
Mealy discharged. There . no wish cue
to tut the slightest redrawn on the infra
duct of any person who has filled that oil
it Is deemed proper to decl.ire the truth eve
na announcement prove eoinewhat dour
The rapid Increase of our population, J
lemurs of many of our youth, the gi
growing importance of our Commercial, P.
cal, and Manufacturing pursuits, inspe.l
quire an able and excellent man to fill th
Chief Magistrate of the city. The Miror
lion; therefore to he now settled by the
whether they will, for the time being, se
party preferences and predelecuons an
for the Mayoralty au Independent can
on the contrary, present for the soft
citizens, a decided and uncompromism
I Should they for the present, conclude
I the character of the politician. that of
I they could not perhaps do better the
; ballots for Senate B. Craig, Esq ,
knowledged, on all bands, to to honest
ble; but tin be thought atm.,' interests
ty, require a different course of action
should be taken in making a MICLIOLI, s
be certain to secure the undivided am
entire 'Whig party . the city.
Mr. Gothre,or Mr. Magnaw. - -taah v
with their party—will doubtlen he the
candidate, and that Mr. Craig, to use
upression, sill run on "his own book
certain. thrier these eircurnstuces,
competitor. who may be brought for
be well and nave:ably known. The
of his influent:6 and worth should
preclude the possibility of the teen
..cerma, similar to those that were play
recent election, to ttie indelible dirges
ing Wary of our party. Tlie' Whi
who may make his repentance in
1 arcna, should, to a word. be a man
tionable moral character. of active bat,
, of unyielding firmness, and respectabi
, may however be doubted by some. w
WO suiting the description just given,
ly bond. The ezpressino of suc
Whh a ...
LO OLLOB:complunentary to the hat es
who are Mealy regarded as posfical
telligenee and virtue, than falls to it
generally. In their, make, it is
may be found, many persons who
"honest" and "capable." but. to all ot
entirely unobjectionable- Toone of
writer respectfully directs the anemic,
brethren. The gentleman
tidedalludd
Bakewell, Esq., well known
spirited, and indefatigable ca..,
dealt of respect on the part of his
,as that under consideration. would
considerable personal sacrifice, but
l
has always regarded the business-of
having paramount claims upon his ti
bon, and consequently has never 11
LO it, though sot unfrequently to ths
detriment of his private Inter...
In bringing Mr. Bakeweil thus prodiinently be
fore his fellow COLSOLte, IWO , acted without his
knowledge or consent. Should . deem my
course objectionable, 1 feel persuaced be is sum.
neatly magnanimous; to excuse the liberty I have
taken: especially as I have been solely actuated
by • do,sire to promote the peace and prosperity oh
the inhlabitants of our highly favored city. In this
feeling faw conscious Mr. Bakewell and myself
unite; and hrtist be will permit it so far to operate
upon and mitten= him, as to induce him in yield
I to the wishes of hii fellow citizens. •
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8.11.081 NNW YORK..
Correspondence of the Potsbortch. Cierecte.
Nrw You, Nov. '10,,1.b49.
A busy, bustling day this has been, with'abon
dance of staple articles for couversation. The,
Cambria's news, from Liverpool, has arrived, to
gether with the Ohio, from Havana, and the Cher
okee, from Savanna. The political news, by the
steamer, has not been allowed to transpire, but it
is not of importance. Had it been, some rogue
on the telegraph would have made it known, and
been paid;for it. Cotton has advanced, at Liver
pool, cent, causing more firmness here, which
was needed, as brokers were selling off their
Mocks, by order of their principals at the South.
The election in the Slate has not been so sweep.
iogly Whig as in the city, but we have done wt.!!
enough. We have the Canal Commissioner,
Comptroller, Treasurer, Secretary of Suite, and
State &mincer, which secure. the Wings all they
need, to keep the State in her present pawner° us
course, 'without the spying eyes of Locolbros.—
We are sure of two majority in the Siallal.lwhiCh
is enough, end of a clear majority over the 'Tore'
Locofocos, upon the popular vole. We have •63
Assemblymen, against 61 locorocos, and if all this
is not a Whig victory, where can we look forener
No mail from Chagres or California was posted
at the Post Office on the arrival of the Ohio, much
to the diaappotutment of people who have friends
or money there. In future, there is to 1.. n
monthly mail to California, and gold news and tu
mors will be comparatively scarce. Toe .Ohio
has made the shortest run ever known from. Ha
vana, only four days and eight hours. She has
cm board Col. White, the leader of the Round tel
and expedition, which General Taylor nipped in
the bud se effectually. Police tnen were sent
hoard the Ohio, at Havana, lest the Colonel shun Id
land and take posussion at once of the ' garden"
now held so insecurely by Spain.
The season remains very warm and rather
troublesome. It is now a mixture of fog and dna.
ale ; mingled with showers!, thunder, ands light
ning, as vivid at to August. Last ni, two
distinct shocks of an earthquake were felt la the
upper pert of the city. do houses were torn
down, though the shakes were quite strong.
fenny Lied, if she has not the most extortion
ate notions of her "money value" will unno across
the water, and change her 1:10l. toe ours. Bar-,
1:112161, that great humbug, as he likes to be called,
hue offered ter one thpusand dams er night, forll
two hundred nights, belittles paying the Gllltabe
ka"Clfaall hoa.ahOld,VlZ: two servants. her
of
travelling companion, and her man of busineas
He a Imo agrees to pay all expenses of concerts,
and, as guarantee, offers to place $50,000 in the
bands of her London backer, before she leaves.
P. T. Barnum was educated for the ministry, but
'became a showman. His private character la
he
1 1
b a r....Th.bpira tr y.r. v bh e r:l: re t....... p . : Adr.sci ac altup7o h tiksife a .,: n aocrrio d hmf , i: : o.,..,hiN: : :7; b oth a eaf s iy : t i po ess ei;rpil:mit m ou. ;: taner.. , ttrdn h ,:au e ie ro rsd. b i.h: a at i t
parade as them has bees newspaper births during
their professional career, them will not be • street
litgwo too large to hold them, for the mortality
amorist newspapers here has been terrible.
In fimancialaffairs, there has been • good deal
of buoyancy, and the prime are rising. Bank and
Inqurance Stocks are m the greatest demand, and
lit them the greatest rise hit been effected. There
has been a 'tarry" Ip Erie Railroad tfalill/14 cann
ed by anopinion, than the road, mortgaged for 53.-
000,000, old bond . .., I. only that part tram the riv
er to Binghampton, and that the new bonds have
a claim upon the port item Binghamptoo west, na
the company did not own the right of way west
of Binghampton when the bonds were turned,
they could not mortgage the franchise there. Con.
sequeotly, the old bonds hold the road to Bing
hampton, and the last issue has the whole road,
term the claim of vpoosioo. The old bonds are
dull—the new ones rising.
The bodies of Worth, Gates, and Duncan. gal
lant soldiers, all have arnved, and a great
is to be made nu Friday next. Mr. Clay
pt
expected here, and will get 'swarm welcome. Mr.
Belmont has been monied to Miss Perry, and set
tled the nice sum of $200,000 upott,her. Quite a
marriage settlement that, for a republic. The Se
guin. open in English opera, next week, stud Ibis
conclude. the small news of to day. .
Ashes—Are Kri for Pearls; 07 for Pets.
Cotton—ls nominally as yesterday, though as yet
nothing has been done.
Flotir. 7 on Flour there Is no change to note ' and the
sales are 41W WA+ at the rates of yesterday. Southern
Flour the same. Sales, 1300 tibis. Rye Fldur Is Still
i.92,t74, and tatta bbls sold.
Gratn.—Wbeat is to good demand, with sales of In,-
0101 bush Canada at Il7r. showing an advance. Rye
is tile, with sales IMO ha, in Lie shp. Corn is heavy,
sales 40 0 0 b y Western. Yellow at Olio. In parley,
2,000 be sold at Si-e.
Provisions —ln Pork there Is a fur be at 810..
601 fo r Meer , and 11-9,02 i for Prime. Sllle. 5110 nereen
extra prime Mess Heel at 010,b0. Cut meats are stea
dy. About 40,010 lbs. sour Hams and Shoulders told
t private bargain. Lard o
n, with
change.
Whlsliey is 2740 lot Prisowith sales CAI blibi.
The shove trutuietions were before the newx.by the
was made public. l'io change mace.
cl,
Hormuz Arrass.—A fight ook place 411. Co. ,
tumble, A harass, on Saturday, t an 27th ult., which
hasproved fatal to both parties engaged. Mr Ar.
ohibald • Goodlow and Romulus Payne hod been
long intimate mends end neighbors, and were both
planters of the highest respectatolity. Goodlow,
becoming involved, sold out all his property to a
brother in law, thereby n upon Payne a ha
bility, as his endorser, for a ten thousand dollars,
which Payne had to pay.
This begot hostility between them, Payne charg
ing Goodlow with having defrauded him by a
simulated sale. Goodlow protested his innocence,
and asserted that a was a bona fide transaction.
Payne at last was induced to bring a suit in charm
eery, charging fraud and other bad conduct against
Goodie,
The court met at Columbia, on Saturday blab
when Goodlow, encountermg Payne, gornmeticed
an attack upon him with two revolvers, firing no
\Vs then seven balls into Payne'n. body, and
ounding him, it ie thought, mortally. Payne, at
last, nucceeding in geuing a pistol, rushed upon
Goodlow, and shot him through the heart. Both
combatants then fell.
Goodlow was found quite dead, and Payne
was speechless, and at la. t accounts was not ens
pealed to live more than a few hours. Mr. Good•
low leaves a widow and a large circle or rela
tives to deplore his untimely end. Mt. Payne
was a young man of WO standlug and peaceable
demeanor—N. O. Dena, Nor. 1.
Foe the Gazate.
Burning of the Steamer Ivanhoe,
At o little Wore nine o'clock, last evening, tht
steamer Ivanhoe, which hnd been undergoing re•
paire near the railroad depot, above the mouth of
Deer creek. took tire from some c•usc not known to
in. She had been newly painted, and had arrived
here some ten days since from New Orleana.
The Ivanhoe wan built at Pittsburgh, and was
owned by Captain Robert Cochrane and Mr. Ste
phen Simpson. Capt. Cochrane ta Louteville;
hoboarda, when in the city, at Mrs. Hol es'
tel, corner of Broadway and Lower Market where
Min family now are.
We are not positive as to the insurance. but it is
raid these men never engaged in a boat witholit
an itleur.ce,-and we therefore art it down that
the owners are lolly :neared.
When we fire heard thn alarm of fire we pro
reeded up Third street, the Whole . heaven' being
lighted tip in • few Monte, preaenting thee ppear
ance of an immense rentlagration behind the hil/a
of the observatory; but on nearing Lawrence street
it was soon perceivable that a steamer was on fire
and it Boating down the river, m the waves of bight
on the houses betokened it,
As the Ivanhoe Boated *Beath; down theatre...,
what had not been anticipated by :he awhile c l r be..
Caine at once apparent, trout the change the burn%
ing vessel took. via. that she would Bert along
side of the Melodeon, lying at the hot of Lawrence
street, and so she did. Here a ocragular mane en.
sued, and ot had it n been tar the dexterity of our
noble firemen, and the good fortune of two coal
Imam lying an the over aide of the Mckeleon, the
mum have been dratrowcal. Its it was she escars
ed with ellen, dentate—Mat if s twine a derehedlhe
whole length on her Isrlr.ortl aide.
The Alhambra. Ittng rust below the Mclodeen,
was let loose hem her mammas end flomated
he M down
the Wendt while the I vatthoe hung tagmt te
lodeon.
The hull mf the Ivanhoe floated downing' below
the Melodeon, sod opposite new terry leco,
where the flames were veryarron eattnentehed!
the firemen without doing further damage—en..
I the Wlog
herd,
should
ppm - elation
I melt no to
Ctlnelll. DI
d att at the
Prom the !att..' a Fyptely
Parsnip..
A corre•pondent has *viten to mon., •wlyeth
er we hhow, by our wain experience, the qualay
of the par.,. for feedtog and fattening 'ply,"
111.irCr, we beg to *Oat, that, ou may farm at Cal•
land• It rimen, we hone been in the habit of em
ploy,ma patiirups tar that purpose ro., wine time.—
Upon reference to our book., we find that on the
II th of October, ISO, we put op two tholes of
eleven week. old, and fed theta mi - skina
nod parsnip, for three months. when they Were
weahtng two hundred and thirty one and
I two hundred and thirty eight pounds. They were
well fattened, firm in drab, and the meat of eAcel-
Ilent donor. The quanuty of paramps coneUmed
by them was nine bushels each.
uttex,p
ne% [tab is.
ea, 4 . a per
can h • en ,
.ut , le Lynn
CI OUT ... I)
rg snore {ll
e lot of toes
• pprehendsO
are 0...1 ohlr
at respects.
! ins Maw the
of but Wing
. 1. Thomas
- ful, publlc
hunk an •
Ilom citizens,
rtVOIVe no In
• r. Bakewell
liaousia eV Von Groats. Fax-att.-6-We
have oiled yondered that no amount made 1 . 1
this valuable root. All the world is alive Lo ite
value of the carrot; while this esculent la eitirety
overiouket l / 2 . That the parsnip contains more sac
charine matter than the carrot, or even any of the
beefs, we are.ssusfied. A very excellent lime 11
I triode of it, which we venture to assert cannot be
made from any other of the whole root crop. Its
<IIUPI6tIO3 as an edible for the table also tells in its
favor. And a herd of bogs turned into a field con
taining beiges, beet', carrots, and patron**, would '
not be long in sailing the qustion which they like
the bear and a they cannot read the Genesee
Farmer, and are not influenced by any of our
blundentur theories, and trust alone to experience
l and that unerring guide that nature has provided,
I them in the place ot rework, we are dmposed to
give them the credit id being very eapableyudges
—very.
The most remarkable, if not the most culpable,
neglect,—that which indicates an unamnbie and
uncultivated, as well as improvident nature,—is
the omission, on the part of gentlemen in the doom( s ,
try, to plum trees about their homesteads, for shade
and ornament, if not for fruit and profit. Let any
fine who would be convinced how cay it would
be to provide, in a few years, even to the most ex
posed and barren southeast, all the beauty and !us
ury of natural forest, only walk-As far an the Lu-
Retie Asylum, Letureon Spruce and Pine street,
see how thriving Is every one of
the haudsonse trees so thoughtfully( planted out
there last Comma, at the instance of Mr. Cresson,
to
anticipation 01 the failure, noun years hence, fit
the old eyearnores. The work is only to he once
well Mind, and the trees well protected, and then
they may be left to endure 'clever, as monuments
of the gum" taste of the planter, ttansioating his
mdniory with gratitude to posterity.
We remember nowort the momeut of ncribblinn
this hn,ty but earnest eshortation to all our young
friends to plant trees—maples, hone chestnuts, lo
custs, 'olden 'nes, (anything but Lombardy pop
lars,i—trat there is in the garden, near the house
at Dinireitheo ' Manor, Maryland the classic resi•
deride of the lete venerable Charles Carroll of
Carrollton, owe willow, stately and graceful,
like her wl,o planted it when'a child, that will rd.
ways be 110-MO.I . •I with the name of Mrs Caton.
How much'inore •re such memorials to be nivel•
ed than mouume. • stainedrith blood and cement.
ed with ug h ,ea of the willow and the orphan
Thu Plo Looss,errid Ante!.
.11.11 1,t.0h. Mi. U....K.—Something of the
ethrn of . .1; ht.reittr, m catering fogthe public taste,
th,o i , J .Jgcd nail the following' hard of hie in the.
Sun:—
Much •alainst my will, it has "got intoe
th per."
that Icm ...wing to enema the “Yseedish gr,
Amorien. It lies been stated tool her neerl
nese, end Mat I have offered her 150,1191 for Jai nights, £O. I have preferred keeping this trainee, out
a , Me put , . print, Int the prearnt, but since it la
broached. and is emote°. In Its most tirtpottant par
iculnes. I beg leave to correct it, In. Jewry land bats
sent
nit
tos,in to A menet, but I hove nein taro to heti
one nt wbusu returned recently from an Interview
her, .1 has now gone to meet her in stockhdlits wtth
my proposals. ad as regards term, I mid , rotund end
believe thni Mr. Ku. w , e, Manager of die hlanchestet
Theatre, who ehnneed Jenny Lutil to ping for Min tit
the provincial towns of Great 111111,1 n. pod hoc •altal
alerting per night. I understand also that it was no
ol eer thing fin. lit Lumley, the Queen's Opera
u ni t London,. to receive 1.11100 LataNltter , ing otOen
ny's nights. It is ...ma thetriore to suppote that
rould to her TA/ nights tor 650,1 r-
- per night.
Now, the 1.01 1., hale offered lirr more than, four
times that amount per toga,. besides pop., thg; ea.
perms from Stockholla and during the engsperuynt of
howl( rind c0mp...4 • ananeler, tprobahlg bet fa
; thee) end werv• WS. besides plectng a carriage
elf
streen
nt he.t dtsposal, sod paying every ileacrlption of
o wn" attend it the content or operas in which she
may sing, and I linve offered fo place LIU 000 sterling
in the hands of her banker in London, to secure dm
fulfilment.of my proposition. I am by no mean. ree
-1 tat. of her coating even at the offer made—but .y
gendemna that there is gammon in this bust
,
geode
and that a lean compensation would induce her
to conic, I hereby ,Pledge my honor to men bonds for
any amount whenever coiled upon. to give tiny person
-SW for every 111 0 a per night, that 'anti obtain her ter
I vines for me, less than 8101.10 per night, bemides all the
..
cape before nailed. Yours, truly,
T. UMINUAI
American rtipeui, Fan, evening, Nov. 9.
n. we happen Ohnowes 1.11 true,and the offer, or
hnueva Woe, besidee berm, servant, carriage and at
ICIMJUP •of every 1120D,tem for DOD night and •
launch more for a' shorter term of eerviee.—lN.
gepreeh
ewrprovaerrateta In Dentistry.
Da. G. 0. STEAMNS law of Boston, laprepared to
iewietacture and eel Broca Toro to whole and per.
„r,,, upon &Wien or AosiospLenc Suction Plates.—
TM:WI/LC,. coar nye euncess,apher r a the nem is
ed=i:c.e,?tue th ethl saee the" S e tMezect. dee
the
id".
Pada to-J. B. laTild ' dan. P. ]. Eaton. 101 l
• From the Linden
The Prostdenta of Tresses end Amur les.
To be pacific Is as good a reason for Fred&
hostility as to be weak. Italy was so inviting that
no wonder was excited at French invasion or
French perfidy, but there is hardly an example in
history of policy
,so hied and erroneous.' Detest
ed as the Ftench always were by every other peo
ple, the healer.. ale aye deceived by them, always
plundered, always trampled on and east off. cop
ulated to look toward them an protector. N
leon c hartercil Italy for a worthies. wife; his ne
ph , cll — egives her up for an impenal crown under a
papal consecration. He conciliated both Au-tits
and Russia by abstaining from the consolidooon
oftreedom throughout nil the state. of Europe, I
which might have been effected by the pressu, of
his foot, by only one step onward. And what Ilan
ho gained by this alliance with despotism? Tne
hatred of nll nnticias. the contempt even of the
to
not only of those who were 'reduced to
this condition under his eye and his connivance,
but also of the the wretches born to servitude, the
very nails and rivets of the chain that now en.
comprnises the globe.
To what a height of glory might the President of
France have attained if he had sprang up with her
in her ascent toward freedom, if he had seconded
and direted her -energies,if he had abstained but
from falsehood and fraud' History neither will
nor can dissemble them; the eternal city beam the
eternal testimony. the words of Alassint re not
the wordy of on angry senlot, but are registered
in the archives of every honest heart. He ammo
see no ratan without the proof of all lie utters, .d
there was a time when ouch an accusation. CO con
firmed. would have driven the delinquent beyond
the pale of honorable metes society. A bold front
and swagging, gate may reduce the cowardly to si
lence in presence of the ferocious, not an inch far
ther. It has been tiled of late against the Amens
:an and with what success! A receiver of sti.-
goods in defended in his roguery by a Freech
envoy.'
Arrogance is brokim into foam whoa it dwhes
on Inc Western shores of the Atlantic. America
knows equally her interests and her dignity.
Averse to woe, averse to the politic, of Europe.
she is greatly, more than a match against the
United powers of that continent. Franco owe. her
Looney, and she will have it, although. like trimly a
ifiol suit, the contest may cost her greatly mom
than hee demands She is not to be willed off or
brought to a conapromise by a miodr piece of
trickery; the amount of money is not in quests...
the question in, whether the Americans are to be
treated as tenommiously and superciliously res the
Rations. At the head of the Coiled States in a
brave, n temperate, and angacirma man; no false.
hood of word or deed could ever be objected to
Americana,l 'hope, will pardon me fur
comparing their P resident ;the dignity is um en.
tional) with the President of France. In one we
behold the grave, sedate, veracious Eeglishm n of
England's Commonwealth, animated not in end
by a bitter born, but a spirit moving over vas ant
discordant populations with strength to direct hei
energies and wriego their courses, the other itt
out any first Inkamples, any determinate li
conduct, swearing to republicannon befor
people, adjuring it before the priesthood, u
muting it at hate. battering it down ahroa ,
lighted at tinonient cheers on a rail road, d of to
the Otani voice of history, following his ride
where the Way. is tortuous, deviating wher tins
straight, and stopping in the midst of it to to w
equal übsequinnineve to the heads of morel! toe
Symbolical of such a character is the tree of li r
a two tinselled at root, shrivelled at top, an
• du
its leaves on the laborers who plant it, an d e'
renting the nakedness of its branches in the tut
ut the galena that bedizen it
Sometimes, a preference makes poor a en
fora cotripnroon; but iAmenca will mud I
thus weighing a sound President egainift a olli
one. Temperate and strung as We is, eh •
treat arum' Wolof:re with calm derision. T
resources of Fra afloat,
the world well annoy,
inadequate to sct afloat, lean soldiers and or
any deer teat could make an impressom. II
soldier+ would find no field of °pennons um
by the hrimueity and rournfirenee Cl their c
they should lie employed in levelling the
Caltibroi a. Besides, thy Americana wpull
we them perform an easier and mom sift ty. Not only to common with we natation
rope, but Infinitely beyond them,thcrac on
'luaus see with abhorrence the wrongs ant
ties committed against the bravest and tbn
- oflinkr on cur continent. Europe' and 'A
u simultaneounly front a defith . like
which long held buth, against mom outran
wience, MOM unprovoked terecay. The
Mahomet is galled the Alsverfuf, and his
is eel the worship at Ito or .knee. Brea
til.el ple of kluhonnet is memo' to the 101 l
rist, a chriatian potentiate threatens him
war .America will not woke down the
France it We dekmds kir once the cans
snit' and honor. From no SymplabY
ever de a, but from jeilousy cat Englan
become more popular sod mow power* .
Fist.
WALTER SAVAGE LA
hrt.stt's Vnn,cu iC.-51ore Vs
Mr. Jonstratn noughts., a( %%est Vows,
1.-. MTV , l'oliosrs to Kidd & Co:
I h., robt ..1` the Vet-intros , you seta roe
• new su,pty immiirtisteiy 1 rnuld hsve
deal MO,. r(1 hod had aon hind TI.
wicr ..I other aneJleincs lot morrow,
nous is sip. , to Or ni.11:1134 VOMllltlg<
For 'sale by Y. IM)L , & CO., tio. CD, Comer
sod Wool n, Pittsburgh f tio•I •
rtenzrol.nlne teueele—rrepared by J.
etre, N. and for wade by A Je)
marl etreet The veil! folilla dellek
eta nl nevem., in funii , es, and
peruenderly
t.gue.
limns—An unproved Cho:totem
%ton. helng • tombin•tiom of Cawa rue. Inntlet
renettle . bud yetemble, burbly reetuntnendee
warty f or tuellids,
yon,
14 W. Dater,
ter, Mese., end for sale by A. JAYNE% et
Ane 7;tore, Nu. 7.7 Fruirth et
JOB PUNTINGe
!SILL If F-11DS, CARDS., CIRCULARS,
Mani/tat, Bala Indira,;, Cantmas Late &Tett,
run. rll.Ol, Laslto, ecWririrAT ,
ho.he
throned al Lite .hrteet sr lo
4e2., err-re rtee. Tnian to
• D.
•
D au
De lIT
nUlt. Corner of Yount
• :
CC54‘ d eater, between
Market and Fern aorta. Galt-Byte.
The aaaaa It
The name of Aitken:kiln A. 6 REU;HART .611 be
atebrtutted by ha friend., to the comderelion of the
aroaching Wlng Convenuon. as • statak le eandldate
fo p r p the Afi.yornlty of nu.burgh. nova to
irr as • Alg•o trio be. candidate for the 1 ay
sut,cet to the nomination of the Whig C 0...
hod. oct3o
V-Ilenry WlMeson will be , candidaleWtog
ssitqcct We poluntataii of an ,
Conventuon. vtnr..l
[l74oetathiggit Rugg , Esq., the pregent May
or ol 'bray, yes! be • tawbdate for re.eleehon,
gutheet noMinallon al Ihr Allegheny Whig Cia
vorilMf
_
Th• Mayoralty.
The Item< of OLIVER 11. HIPP 'Valit be .obala
trd, by hm Fiend.- to onn coaad anon of the up.
paartang Wing COW/011110n, gt• a catatle oandkdaw
for the Alayoralty. norlYte
.;;1 0
DIED.
On Tverdav, Nov.l3th. at au ads
30110 Annatwo
The friends of the family are rev eetfully invited to
attend his funeral, on Thursday mo Mg, at Idiot's lock,
fil,from the residence of his son, No. Oit Diamond
alley, without further tomer.
- - .. • _
ITALIAN lis SPANIIM LANOVAGNL
QIGNOR GI AMBONE id'wourespectfull inform_
0 die public of Pittsburgh that. In \al Ilt m yw hours
as yet unoccupied, en will icdpart &istruptions In the
above languages to several more psmils. ,
For terms apply to LEMUEL WILCOX , h., earner
of the Oilman& andll. KLEUER, at Woodwell's.
noViM Mix., _
DRitii PEACII6,--10 bids new Peaches, to day
reed and for sale by
novl4 ',"'AR.7it: & CROZER
• - • ——
ATI:vErT-1 ea. blank Ymitiott, itnit reed from
S the manufacturer, and tor rale. by
LEE. lotterty at'
novl4
tts
. t reett r
J A A°lltirdl;lSON &CO
FftTllt:Re-a eke n
f i IV!F i fii,7ArctVs a CO
roDolt wiilslr.d,mVArrn o i n i , r l ; z y (
, ale by ,,
S UGAR-2:. hL !A prima NO, for sale to clooe con•
signment. b)
RIIF.Y. CO
tefzr . y;
?dhfbbl. ran de
For rale to <lout criaxignment,
novl4 RIIF.V, lll TTIII,NI , S A CO
D 10 NI ETAL—.B 4 lons Ray an ltail Furnace, now land
1 mg et Mc Allegheny wharf, for sale by
ouYI.II 3& R FLOYD
..-,
1 ~ROOMs..—eo Jae lons .&d aid for sale by
— i) nnvl4_lh ll FLOYD
I)AFER—Lt. rrrs Tr Wrr o ping r lur ,
Just reed end far sale by '
na+l4 .1 Pr. It FLOYD
a Green lii. , Codee. neer crop.
t.y caned, for e r j ki
FLoyo.
roMr sale hy
, J Alt FLOYD
nTtoti‘4ll-5 vests on
LA R D—Nhkens Nok In .tore mid Mr sale by
nova; S 8 W HARIIAUHR
f lIIEESE-7mla. prawn Cream, just reed for sale by
L., novl4Slk W 11AlillAUG II
. -. .._.—
fILOVER :Walls—WO bu prone. Just landinn and for
k / mile by novle $a W lIARDAUGH
.
co . LIGAR—SIii Ms& N 0. Hat landlug from the steamer
ail Farnmr, and for wale by
noskt $ .S. wpnruitlcal
TUBS AND CIBURN4i.
'INC AND CEDAR WARE. MANUFACTORY.
No. 81, corner !darker and Finis—or 49 Market. bc •
remelt Third and oourth xis.
filial subscriber _keeps conetantly on band, whole
-Idsiean retail, be followt/ nrucles, viz:
Wash 'Fobs. stall Churns,
Meat Tubs, Hertel Cburne,
Oath Tabs, Hilf !lambda,
Wooden Howls, Pack. ind Half Pecks,
"
Wash Doted% II am Round Bucket.,
.Clothes Pic., Towel Roller,
Wooden Ladies, . Bread Rollers,
Clothe. Baskets, Market Hulett., in., An.
BARBEL KROESE,
notl 4
TlAlLl—Nbilt—lt N, Attorne - y at law,
/R. Ftoretta.
__
t novl3.ly _
FrELT CLOTHS -1 elutes Blue and Drab Felt
12 Cloths, purr mold and for sale by
MURPHY, WILSON fr. CO.
novl3 _ 46 C O. n
6—A-NCY CASSIE/EKE:2-4 Tenper 7w i . ty
E Palley CassaorMittigiy, WILSON
b k
co
tko•L3
IQ/LACK WADISING-•-25 boles heavy nick . 'Wad
LI dia;,on beta, bought before the nu VD rhi, for *hie
ty tf.lt tiON & „,
LABB War bb t r=
`ArIo oak dgolor
& DI a
reMl.l T i be E n hl t
tt
L°,lP of
Sawl., of endrely near aud M fa•Utoue•le Al•
o, Square Shawla of 101 the ranou. coutar,...
, og .n all, 000 of the largeut ascarttnetuA th-
al:lcoun
try
PELISSE—A. A- Masan a Co. air now ournirr
full aaeortrnent of Pelisse Cloths, la, all ho tash•
lona ttle roles. Also, 30 pieces Opera Cloths. sCI en
Curly new article. nor
_ _
CIIEESE—WO bzs «'
do RefCTVC Cream Ch
doer.
12 do do do Sage
For nele by ROBERT I
DALZE!.II . t l / 4 . - 0.
oor.y ot
ovi3
T ni noc r 2 lY h CLOVER In
Ltore. for
;;-BERT DALZELL
i t — , : tlC.l and Lin d !or uL)'ROIMAT DA1.7.1•13. A 1 0
New Gook'.
THE. WOMEN of the Old and New Testament.
F.dited try E. D. Sprague, D. D. I vat
eletautly bound( 1,3 exquisitely finished
er eramirse.
sn'ti de.cripuons by celebrated Amenean Clergymen.
POEMs It'' AMELIA, (Mrs. N Veiny. tiler'
.) a new
and enlarged edition; Illustrated by engraving. from
original designs by Wier. 1 vol. poste 000 , elegant.
traound and gill. Also—A variety of splendid Anne
als and Gib Hooks.
Sewell'. Child's Flea! Rook of the History of Rollie.
I sell.
THE 111ECILANIC'S AsstsTANT. adopted for the
use of Carpenter, Shipwrights. Wheelwrights, the
Lumbermen, Student., and Artisans generally,
tieing a thorough and proetical Treatise on Nle nom,
lion and the Shding Hula Hy D M. Rapers A M.
Ya l e's Treatise on Greek Prose Composition.
Olinderfl, Elementary French Grammar. Hy Prof.
Greene. of Brown University. 1 vol. I Man.
Reediger's riegenios' Hebrew Grammar, by Conant.
Gramm.' Hebrew Lexicon.
Loomis" Trigonometry and Logarithmic Tables. 1
vol (sheep.)
The Englishman's Greek Concordance. 1 .1 lmit
In .1
Antboti•Claroneal Serie ,
Webster', Dicuoitary, rev,ned ed. 1 vol. hvo
do do onnimdged. •ol 4to.
Barnes
Note., and question , on New Testament.
Whalelr. Lope.
Moshetio's Eectesiastteallstory. 3vols. and 2
yob. Isheep.l
Vestiges of Creation 1 vol Ismo.
Mormihas among the /ennui at Nome.; 1 vol. lcioth
and paper
Scenes where the Tempter bag Trtainphed. 1 vol.
ieloth and paper.)
Ltogoe's Tbenlopeal Lectures. 1 vol.. 000 irk. ,
Oilers Pronouncing I.Lble
Boyer's French Donon.O•
Sr Home,. For rnlc by it HOPKINS.
mord Mollo Pnorti,
enes Gotng,
2 do Lavender d;
carry and Ltlue Mond Beaver
Cloth. In arrive-in a few days, and for 116:C by
d CASE Califgroin fluids: Ido Brown Jeans,
'' 1 I do Tarred.; ju+t reed and far role try
.- mull II LEE
of , 1)8.1.:11 , 1 , 111 . S1 DIAMOND I.OINTF.PI.O O I .tir .S.
. I n ' ovlZl n ""I'"" tot
'''
' ''" Vi/ o, ' tVILr o2 ;( N 7
Q -- lI.VER W A I:11—: poon, Fort s, Bolter 1:11 yes. ice.
I„j of our oau tn.o . furture for rale by '
1,0013 ' ' , . ,- ,S , WILSON
t
r ATCI4 fi.s. in large variety. for nab, and Goe rt.
Ir pyrlng dune by NW IV lI.SON
•
bble lure reed, in inure and
novl4
COPE h. BRF:VFOAC
LOUR--:Cl bb. In Wore .nd
p er i F nnvl
__ COPE& liN k:\k'OGL}:
• • •
75
, , I) ED . o rAi OES— Ws Just reci'd. In stnrs and (or
It sate by orl3 CUM . : k lIRKYFOtiLId
me • -
VIII
,
.(cAni!oer •
z i e:Ts , s) Jon landing
stoyl3 RNIS I R0: 1 76 & CHOZER
Her A DMINP.STRA botchy
gtven th,,t the underrigoed ha. Ot.mmod letter• ot
adtomo.tratton rot the Fetal , or !tern.. T. Hearne,
lal of the borough of (taunt ghoul. dee'd. and nu pet
...l laaut+ haring eorons..agnsno. aaul are botchy no.
rather abed tope r.ent them. duly authenticated, Jro reilLe
ry du- , meet; and a'l proton het, g trulehted thereto ore to.
r quested to mute =mediate payment to .ho uub•r rtbet
ha At- ANNA ADELINE LIEUNIER, Adtster.
0v133t.
nt frecrue e ) •t
Capper Millet for Rale.
to Hoe
Cargo ll
„ b „ " ",... le, I , l{l, et I n'e ' loo n 7t: P. of IR a ,' et, throve.tn the G'd Y OI hoot
COPPER MINE in North Arn,tea, the Ore yi-Idot,
Val OI , per rent. I boo. 0, r0•....i0tt Afsays l'ro•
wally festkor Doredel, Dr. Remo, entl the Sotto Gootort 4 t
ee the Near `t oil, and
of
other. Theo. 1. al. %WC nod Mag .
, wer net. Imo Ow, hr. Terms made known on 'he - day
! of sale.' lIAM liIii.WILILIF,tI - n"
with novl3.dit Fintahurg I' li, earrul en., Md
of hu. Q..IIOAR S MOLASrII , - . 4--trt hhde prone N O ,uitav
will the I en 10.1 s am do Not.
hble.,‘ 11 Mo!no ,, or.
NhoUld otby BROWN A. KIRKPATRICK,
1121 the novlr 144 1.0 , cy
_
•
=So bale+, New nor . . rrowah of lNtu,vt , v-
DC'Et• ,or sale by
,nnrly int.ilWN
.ale by
i bb I i 4PLITIr 1/1:11 " 1 , C Vt." ,
ul 9°- ;.‘i QVGAll—llibbd.llo•ll-F, opt,. far •nle low to dote
eaiaoanmero, by 1,111&11 HICKEY h C 44,
and wish I no , Prow st
d " 8 * 'ALLT—LGO bblo No I nod air ..c by
plc Le, • U novla I It & H1t.10.71 - ,ON
ray Ott „ HI NOLL:9-10r. unl irrrneh Cr.,4) (or mkt by
norla tII.I.FRhaICICKTSHN
n( I'nvrm T FATHER-4 bale Country I f n,tbi7,.ao con.ign
fawlws trot and (or *ale
I norla an j y
W. I ' o ' l Vl R. NII.DRAIN 'lda call for Lola Farman,
I LTa
to - to - A. Calcined (Lp..uta, or
Florur Perla, euaatle tor forsaitg Aloulda, &C;
n ' ot ' l l 4 " ‘".l*
by
JOIN eV& DEN CO
prrnarn
-114 111
led name-
Dorcker-
L the Pet in
wr.ebt I
DANCING SCHOOL:
A BONN AFFON respectful)/ informs the citizens
Aka of PamLoma and Allekheny, that las achnol
owl! be open on Ft iday, the lath rout, at 3 o'clock, P.
NI, for yowl, Ladle, at 6 o'clock for alastend and at
lor Me LAFAYETTE A:SSE-MIEN
HOONItt, entrancen ill Fourth st, after that week the
days of mama will lc Thursdays and Sasordays (in
stead of Fridays.) the same Wants as above.
The proprietof of Me lam &trendy wore.
many li.d intend* making str . more,
for the coenfort and convenience of A. nstro...,
sock as additional Strivesin the large moss, 0...1 cau
-1 bellWtments of those apartments.
No Echolar writ Ite taken for half a quarter, or one
1.31141113 the week.
Referrnces,•l3 be Arnett,. retpurcd. before admis
sion by A. II , from those unknown to boo.
For terms trod parottulars apply to A. llonnation,
Market street. near Third.
u lSty ni i i t , ot o r e,i tr s d parteulnrs twill be' lo n e:
i !t .,. ..f .„ : 1 he
Q.
I.
prlre a th •
• el
' OST OR MISI.AIII-1 trunk Shona. avetablog 75
tnarkeal ../ & R Dick, aleadville. nu a.
ovota the 101 l or al.tOrrobar last. Ako--2 55 chests
Tea, marked -T & The may have been ranment
to soma corananoon house or AteilTli oat.
A Ittwral travard will Se annul loran or either of the
packages, on Uttar recovery. by
„ nOl ., JOHN aIcFADEN & CO
CARLET MOUS. Dt: Lal NS...W. H. Murphy has
Smill reed a lot of high colored Moss. de !Alm,
peep. as herry, Searle. tee., et the low p tee of 25e
per yard Aloe, Nam Oran, Brown, he , or We to lel
reeds per yard; and a large assortment of neat rayle
figured MOl3, •le Laing, at various priers, together
with a choice 'assortment of Dress Goods generally.
Coburg.
as Fancy Silks, French Memos, Casbmeres.
Coburgo and Lyonese Clotho, at the
N. F. corner of Fourth and Market sts.
Wholesale Rooms up SMITS. .novl2
GROCF:RIF:S, tee—lYAl lame prime ltio Coffee;
S 5 A( chesto li. 11., Impl and C. P Tea;
40 catty hos do do do do;
(casps Pepper: 5 hams Alsmec;
.as melts Ctnaamon: bales Cloves;
.
eed age, the Res
5 ins Fresh Rier;
S c Largo afo Itherl;
5 to Codfish; ion lissi Scaled Barrios; arriv
ing and for sale by BROWN S'KIIIISPATRICK,
novl2 144 Liberty at
QOM' STONE DUST-6 bble pat reed, for ante by
uovl2l JOHN SIeVADEN & CO
-
MAR CURED lIAMS-5 tierces superter, just re ,
ceived and for sale by
novl2 SELLERS fr. NICOLS
TALIId for mle by
TW bbt. iu
—3""" ' 3lf CANFIELD
WANTED-4"1'17Arg;N1KE,1414.,,0d,.,
OIL-15 blits in store and for sate by
ENCIASII 1 SIENNYITT,
No 37 Wood street
"D 0,31 N
n SOAP—. for •
ovld 2°°
b"
ENlll.l$ll BENNKrr
oitia>w.-30 cults and 1511 hoop, of prima ouch
170 . 0 ( 1 o ; "k luw by
1:N1'11 1 01 /c BENNETT
B . li - 5.011k.-' l -1 1 :,1; 1 B R , o , l l .vra B ut . 1 7 1 ;
do do llotrttoce; tut reed, for sole by
FANG4.IIIII tr. 11ENNETT
"""‘ " 17 ' s ' 41 ' l7l i n Z N Err
BENsm - r
(or rain
N 17A 11, NNF:TT
ARF:EN borreht Ittattbo , t, tunt other
Uf Attlee ratteuer, to note and for , 'tole I.y
novttt A ItAlS_T_l2lll\ kftltOZER
•
.ET POTATOEZ- 52 61.111 jii4 landing from
13 F
steamer Nominee, nod for .u.lo by
moult ARMSTRONG & CROZER
_ .
INDOW OLASS-4141 br.s
LOU h. 101 t2 l
70 hl. 10114,
1.14 9.
All of Msrltrll's, to good otder, tor mile by
.11,11 N %VAT!' CO,
novlocoer of I.llrty end 114,1.1 sta
W PIPES-250. reed 111.4 for sole by
W & R 51cCUTC11EON,
• No 152 Liberty st
C
10:01.T..r.-1.40 lingo Rio. re_c:ti _ by
LIT rCHF.ON
Prime, au bfiil l ai c itl e tl r, all i e F b y
A L srich, Pepper. oovs, Nutmegs, Madder and
A indigo, with a general nasortment of all POT. of
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactured articles, on
hand nod for sale by NV b. 11 Ala:111CH EON,
WI% 11 152 Liberty at
4:G FRAECCnEOL - 9:17i4iii7;, -- si - i7ery - kupirtor
0 begs. for sale by R E SELLERS,
• novl2 No 57 Wood at
PON•D AF. CA VENNE—•tSu lb. just recd 1.1.1 tor
snloby StILLFAS
UVA—FIRSI —260 ..lost fee'dind for sale by
no all
J. 20 lone° Pound Lump, Samuel hlyec4
104 dwarf has lb do 144( each) do:
5 Lalf do lb do El Dorado, J Thomas,
I. do do s'. do Russell es Robinson's;
30 do do b's do Cab.m.n
15 do do s'. do Jose. t Hodson's ,
' 00 do do do Freeman's)
40 dwarf do' 4lb do. Cabanas.;
40 do do s'. do Dickinson:
JO)1 received and for ortlc by
MILLE. h. RICKErrSON ,
n 0.12 Nos 172 sod 1711,11303 1 1
tiLACKTOUROL,D trOTCCAINS—A. hlason
Co. are now in,elortig pieces of 41..00l
AO Luau and Caahmerds. novl.o
R T II AND SPrI, E N!D ID NEW G
SELLING AT LoW PRICES AT
A. A. MASON & CO'S.
O. GO MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ONE PRICE ONLY!
• .
A A ItIASON & CO, reipeetfonyloolleat atiention i RIBBON''-1W boxes benuridu 1 new Bytes of Bon
i% A. to their complete and extenrave assortment of net Ribru. , do Cap and Neck do Plaid Mantas
Foie New Foreign and Staple Goods; a large portion and So n Ribbon, all nuadiviand qualities_ Ahur—
a which li.. iuvii recently receive. per late packet Crape• Bonnet Velvets, Gimps, Snorer-Braid, Vet.
•fiitt nod Bearners, and are confident p recommended vet Tnnimines Ac.
a• 1... id uniatig the ben and 010 4 INvntonnb le nliv. in HOSIERY AND GLOWS —A re Back. While , -
the roar.,. Good., of every descriPlinni
Sllili ,--f im r. , rI"li changeable Sr."' figured' 110I7SF. KEEPING GOODS.—In du. departinent of
tiro tbArrmar, tiro d'Pekin, Gro d'Rhlnc, Brocade,
il' I- . awr „ whi ib w „, will , i ; ‘ ,... y . i,, gqiiii,d the q,,,,,,
lon. Stun de Chine, Tine Satin, Taffeta, Ottomauil plete sioctlompriranS to Pan. Premium . Bath. Whit.
Iv, &e. ' nop andltla kinawElsaken; Linen sail Cotton Sheet-
SIIA BIS --ow., o ne ih e n.and shawls, of every ' ings. Dian k. snd (Rapers . Napkins 'rowels, ran.
&Pier/Onto. ....prisms every nuolitY and topic of I eels, CHM es, Dimities and Counterplot , '
'lnn' and S n im " W ` nil ' 4. ' l ' . in nii color. . Ainn— I CLOTII '. CASSIAIRRES, CASSINETS & von.-
litgin . nibifiere and Broeha Shawls, Visettes, Mann!:
la.. Chilli., A e INGS.-- - A molt exteniive stock always on hand.
FRENBII NivaiNo?, PARANIAITAs AND L.Y. I di
TICKINGS,I,LEACIIED & BROWN
(IN c....C. CI t erns—More thee five hundred piceerl.' MUSLINS-4ISO pieces Calicoes. of en Ueda; 000 pa
:he largest mock we have ever exhibited, and of every i Ticking., every width end qualiw; 05.11 ps 'Bleached
vane", of colas i N.H., of every grrule; AltO pi Brown Muslin., of
ca.
L o p MICAS, BONIBAZLNES, dro.-10 eases Alpae I ell one. n 30 bale. Red, White and Yellow flanitela.
ca.
and Boinbarines. Canton - Cloth., and every other Ansi—Country Flannels, Brown Piv..eo do, Canals
deireniito .of Mourning Good.. . Goods Sailor's Trimmings Milliners' Articles/ye.
CASIIMERRS, DE LAIRS, /sc.—Rich Pans Cask- The above, with a very large steel or abet Goods.
mere. and De Lainis.lo cases latest designs. very rich Were purehated by °nen( the resident pennies In thee
and high Colored, superior wane bemtofore offered. , earl. and can ho afforded at either woolesa or retail,
Al,
find rrenel, Chintzes, Opera Cloth, Pe" ' at as low prier , as they can be prrretsred tothe earl
base and Pon:tem. Cloth I van cities, Parehruera can hero have the saute ad-
EMBROIDER! CS, LACRS, tee.—A large stock of I vantage. to extent of stoefi• ann. , wicvlin. ... 4
Pan. Embroolorie., La,„ awl media Capes -Collars, great variety, than are presented by Lutern hare..
cuff.. Hilkfii. Searrs Belt Ribbon. Also—A fall as. I New Goods constantly arriving.
gunmen: of buces Eden.. and Inrrrliega ' , novl4 A. A MASON A4O.
P;MIWIDIZIigI
SiIAKESHARE READINGS
BY MILL FRS./VCRS ABNER FUMBLE.
IV RS. FRANCIS ANNE. KE2IBLE respectfully
in informs theublie that shli will read from the
following playa o f SlialtsPeare at Apollo Hall In the
city of Pittsburgh
Measure for Measure, Monday ♦evening, Dior. 12
Much .do about Nothing, Tuesday •• N0v.13
Merchant of Venice, Wednesday " Nov. 1/
As you Like It, Thursday mortring.Nth.ls
Boors open m 6/ o'cloek, P. 51., pod on Thursday
morning. at 10 A. 51.
Rustlings to commence at 7i o'clock P. M., and_ on
Thursday morning, itt 10 A.lll.
CLyTickeo to be had at the Bookstores of Johnston
ritockum and Ray dr CO., arid also at the door;
price. 50 cents. '
AUCTION SALES.
John D. Davis. Auctloneie
Staple and Fancy Dry Gnarls:
(In Thursday morning, Nov. Ifith, at 10 O'clock, at
the Commerctal Sales ROOMR, corner of Wood and
Filth streets, teal be told, without reserve, to close a
ceinsignmenh
extenstve assortment of staple and fanny foreign
and domesttc Dry Goods, among which are superfine
black and brown broad cloths, cashmeres, sattith
co, tweeds, mans, red and yelle yr flannels, blimkens,
canton flannels, super woolen plaids, barred 'flannels
and Itedseys, merles's. alpaccas, cashmeres, black
Iniinbatine, velvco, valentta vesbngs, silk, coat and
vest buttons, cloaking, pilot cloths, colored cambries,
' flch whic Iheennes, sapper ear,urgs, ribtion silk
button, needles, Buffington and Coates' spool cotton,
he ,
At Y o'clock,
Groteries, Queensware, Furniture. he.
t'oung Ily.on and Imperial Ten, Virgrnia mrmufac
-sett Tobacco, writing-and wrapping paper, shovels,
patent balances, lc.
A large and general assortment of new and second
hand nourehold furniture, cooking moves, kitchen
otentads, leath e r tells, bedding, mattresses, looking
gum., carpeting, mantel clocks, window blinds, teg.;
ol•o. quantity of leavher trunks, earmatitrunka, car
pet and
d leather bags,
At sado'cldle., bridles, kg.
ock,
A quantity of fashionable rem y made clothing, fine
table and pocket cutlery. doable and single barrel
stun guns, gold and silver watches, varieties, dry
good.. Scr.
novi3
JOHN D DAVIS.Art
Adjourned Sale of
A lleg Sptendid
at Amtion. Budding Inc, in the
- Cast of heny,
- lt,i Saturday aftemmilt• November 17th, eta o'clock
stud be snip, on the premises, without reserve:,
Seven Low of ground. situate on the WestCornmo •
tul•mning district"' boxing each a front .'
en wet and extending back 110 :eet to •n alley 10 fee.
mile.
Alen, two very trainable Lou, having a front of id)
teet on the south side of Ohio street, and extending
hack Ott fret to a ten feet alley.
one.dord cash,. residue ..d twelve
mold., with intriest. t -
A ii , nn id the Lois may be !men at the Ilene of Idler.
per 01 It Alleahenr. and at my Annum ,
Room. corder of Wood end Fifth sm
JOICV D DAVIS, Auet
-
70 dor. Fins Shtrts, Cloths, 4r, at dudion.
Fridaymorning. Nov. tOth, al 10 o ' clock. at
Commercial Pines Room*, earner of Wood and Fifth
wn be .old by ,nittitogue, on a credit af SO days
on outn• over Pilot it approved BeGUrity, an Invoica
f 700 dovcri of extra F. Shim, comprising auperia;
brood root narrow plait, French embroidered and open
work bo.ints, pinata mode English long cloth and
Vora mnolin olinto, with c ake neck and French: ,
,beoe, broad &onto, varions colors; mixed iniinetatil
Mark grid Wiry eaosimeres; Mans. Bilk pocket
I
ru m
onspendnra, sulk and lasting cost and . Test tab , .
ions. he
tho l4 o 'r otr f rirofo P s. "tk' n ' o b. : "e x itrm.,;trzt*
lbsjatamfiltnidgor
rbIITCII 31&DDER--2 mats last reed, far sale by
1.7 novie Ft SELLERS •
Di RANI/IES, WINES, GINS, de.—
PiPea Cemsts Brandy, Its Hennessey Co;&
30 qr .0 do do, do do;
yr do dodo, SasenteL
10 hf do Rochelle do, Pellevotairy
5, P.P.‘ LloUnd Him
puncheons Scoich!Mall Whiskey;
L do. Irish.do dm
I ' do Old Ja:talcs Spirit;
4u yr eases Oporto Wash;
00 yr do pup. l'onentle Wine;
5 ppm Calabria Pon do,
01.1 qr cooks Sweet 31:olsoga do;
3u Indion Obis Dry do do;
I 5 baskets blumit's Elminpagne Wins;
•
15 do Iltidslekht 'do do;
IS do [...sloes do do;'
3 yr casks Scrotal Madeira dm
In core and for mle-by
MILLER Ir. RICEETS
ertON,
No 'nand 174 Liby at.
I--- 4 VAN - ri AND PRINCIPE SEGARE—
-1.1.,rs 0 Rol sized Hov”i, llogueei
laddd mod. do do, Hentard;
..I , Sisa Regalia do, . — Coemopolltat •
in lad do do, La Emeralds;
do do, El Noptunei
I e,i ( o Imperial Rugalio, La Norma;
dead.) Genuine Principe, Crash Sour,
MOD, Eogte Seger.;
• luo,ooo Soperior Half Spiwish Regan;
Just received and for sale by •
MILL ERs RICKY:NON,
meta Nos 17nd 174 Liberty et
, jl:2 O Ug: PASTE-6 bzsltrt ree'd
, vr ara!fm
solar ata La
' Prof. E J. l .t. Alatauff.FlN,ltZrgy's cloth
. Pro, cloth,
-Tee sound, independent judgment which -Prof. Al.
ex...oer evert where disployo, combined with 6.1 C
condor, modesty, and a opicit of profound reverence
for the inspire I volume, distimpilaties Ais 'work most
iolvantageously from moat of the critical productions
of Mc age, and <aides it Io be regarded al a model of
BiLLenl norecimition."—Loodon Patriot.
-A rich cohinbution of philological expooition for
the use oldie clergy:'—Presbyterian.
-A cominciamy of higher Min than the unfolding of
a poem, und of profounder character than a mere re.
portion. of mcgestive prac ti cal thoughet . —N. Y. Re
cordFoer,
r sale by JAMES IIiLOCKWOOD ,
000 Bookseller and Importer, 63 Wood ill
ABU 011.-85WESSed5 - Gliii - NOS, - lindi i i
Lfrom sweeter Fairmont, : t, for sale bp •
et 9 JAMES DALLELL
il
va
-13 land Lino, for mole by
noun JAN DALZELL
WINDOW DC - ASS-600 has 0110,10:12 andlOild,
tore and for sale by
nottio JAMES DALZELL
(111EESE—Zu Lao Just landing and for mile by
ll noel J 8 DILWORTH lk CO
DILtt'OWI'U
1 c 4 3 I.y
, nays
Bli n C o tg:TS—tei dos In storslttitatril k Cl
ru BS—lt dor in store rind for sale 117 - 7
nove 8 DILWORI
tiisl4lA— . 2.s(lmais}ost landing, for gain by
nava J B DILWORTH & CO
. . . .
C L , ( ‘ ) . V v 1 , ..., k juyt —1 ca rce'dl s ndAur!,l l Say _
ILN
TlPiots—i nyk guar ree'd and for tyne by
1.11 no
J 8 DIfyWORTIII fr. CO
Cfit:BBB—ltut bo cram Cream;
40 bo Ennhyh Dairy; for salt by n
novb 3 D WILMA:IISi 110Woo4'st
ffiStl4 'Tiro It; extra eared, for vale by
.0. nov7 . I D WILLIAMS
SUN DRI doa Cotton Barn
6 doinipet Tow 1.1416
176 tdo. do • Linen; . •
•
. - -
:to dos Woolen flocks;
ISO gds barred FlanerlA for sale
J D WILLIAMS
norn
L -- iTfelp lif.4-411E31e — Ne LartlT'
0 Illbbls Greaser
I le tteetwax, 2 bbl
.teenier Fort Pitt, for sale by
novo • ISAIAH DICKEY t CC!. Frot
• •
QII.AR-5h 411 to arrive on magma Fairmount,
CI tale by • ISAIAH DICKEY & CO,
prom_
it . 4 tails to am , . on rte er . r
In) lot sole by
ISAIA II DICKEY .t CO
•
lAllll-16 L:.b. No I, now blueing .from stsamer
.Yon Pitt, lot tole by
ISAIAH DICKEY b. CO
I!EF:sw no 4, itinaing from
Memo, Fort I'm for vale by
Igor. t o AI AII DIC/CEY CO
REASE,Iti 14,.%ra ;A/14 Frool ti e - ciiiWria
Pitt and
bY'
" 1 ' by 1.41/11/ II DICKEY aco
Tolasblo Property for Sale.
HE following veloalble 'ors of ground th
T
Mt, Of Ihnstmagh nrl Alleghen are offered(
•
sale:
5 Lott ontbe corner of Penn insect and Be]
Ir, v 2
, each l 110 ft. or an alley.
Lot. ,
on•Lile y
rty, nearlY Neat atlas
e.!, by 110 ft to an alley.
0 1,11. 011 First real record streets, above Boa
2 a. by et/
3 Lots on Sr-setae street, near Otani, each lAD IL by
tl„10 ta•tratal , crii .
20 Lot. tbe
sac, etch
on I.lherty st., between
Mod and Canal sac, etch 24 IL by WU.
a ft sa y e s street, Allegheny - ally, each 21 ft.
by 040. For % I. trans apply to
tIARL B. SCUL Ant, •
Burk e 2 1 o t l.oo
.Y.
4 gellx
TIXTIIA FAMILY FLOUR-23 banvle Farmer
I; Iltand, to•dny
W. -4.".t role
Z ER
,11
j j RaruMS—dr.r dur encored . and for see by
LP a,OO ARMSTRONG & CROZER
.
..._
VtrOUR-100 bids, various brands, reed, for salerby
1 nostO ARMSTRONG reCROZER
bags in eere - and for sale by
ARbISTRONO k CROZER
- wr's PEACHES-7 0 ba in neman6 lm ittla tip
- n „" 0 , ARILSTRONO & CROZER
11141(--. tibl• No 3 Haciirel .
- " No 3
i 5 " No I
N" Nos reed and (or .ale by
uovtU RHEY, HATILIEWS & CO
bt BO A Tzi
FOR ST LOUIS—
+4,I4-- pil The (ow seminar
VERMONT, “ - -74: .
4,0! A liatlett, mse, will leave ior above
nd intermediate peril tbia day, at 10
•'clook, A. 11
For freight
•
FOR Z ANFSVILLE
The draught 4,4 'tme ,
LINO,,
alLgiallaghor.' master, le s far .1..0
port this day. at to
Por ft'Lh'"I'''O'ItT„'WPPO''ROLOEbA'N'rAI9AOUL4.
•
The magn i ficent steam er
W. KEN :ELL.
O. N. No, master, moll 'wok , for
2.i.OVC and all into:medial° landillgs,
this.day at 4 o'clock.
For freight to passage, apply on board. n0v.14
e 'apply on boos'. novl4
. _ . .
FOR NAPIIVILLII. '
e... c s . 'rite splendid steamer FORT PITT,
t.. • Miller. master, mill leave for above ,
and all intermediate p...n.thice..r,
the 14th:inst.. at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight er passage, apply on board., ' hervl47
TOR CINCINNATIAND BT. LOUIS.
.
t The splendid steamer
Q1 . ;;,...ap,4 ' FAIRMOUNT',
- - ii 4 Ebberb loaner, sejlt leave tpr above
NIP N .gland all intermediate pons this dal .
at 4 o'clock, F. M.
For freight or passage.apply on board.
TOR GALLIPOLIS.
To The fine steamer
REVEILLE;
Stone. !em: forLl s rniiin,mpo: 7.t
k,`P. M.
remitt or prtg!ap,lpply on boar 1.
The new 11 . 1L6MOT
IMAZONIA,
Capt. itleXander Mcßride, will leave
fur the atwee and all intermediate
pinta on 'Tuesday, the Pith tine, at 4 o'clock P. 44.
Fo n r o tgight or passage raLrEw
Arm..
1513.C;ISZINS7 111-
..iliff T he finNuNiegn7:7ll7,` L:
• 17...ky, WWI, will leave for the
Ethe above and ell intermediate ports
the day nt 10 o'clock, A. ht.
For freight uud plunge apply on Nonni.. •
navt4 • r grrlO It FAY & CO, Aso
- - - - - - -
FOR ZANESVILLE.
.
The eplendid strum . . .
.SHIPPER,
?arki
neon, master, will leaver for the
shove and ill intermediate ports on
Wednesday, - .heath insh,allOb'elnek, A. M. ,
apply on board. or to - -- -
Fo n r o igifitrltv Pavvltavr . ttPP.„„, ~ ,„,,„,,, ..., 5 ...
---M 11tM9r.r..f.... AEA
,_
- PITTSBURGH . AND 'WHEELIG FAZAtEI I . ---
, The new wtd eplendid pusengsr
INDERIII,I,A,
~. ~ ,--- .);" ' C i' n a ;. a 3 r as. li.. C ßwlett, win-leave Pitts
.: --...—'. ' hu ' igh every onday, Wedneiday an&
Fnday, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For•frelght t r pnwor apply ots heard, or Ist
• .411
irc,n-si.Krt-.41-14-. Wirt:E j lIIN M GI N . LL'O
T.i , ... , .. ..1 The fine steamer
WELLSVII,LE,
gligiCopt. Iltagins, for Sunfish every Non
-2ldßy and wheeltna evt4T FrtattY at 2
P. M. 4tel2-' ' ARMSTRONG & GROZER
•
• •
'DAIL , ' PACKET LtN:
oreltinnown ifn6atipleadininiasengetSteass-'.
in now eonaposed of the largest. swiftest, boa
fin shed audio thisheo, nnd most powerrill ithato ea-thr'
aten of the West. Every accommodation and este:s
fort that money eon procure. h. been provided (Or psi,
sengers. The Line this been in operotion for five yens
—has carried: , million of people. without the least loth
ry_. their per ana The boats will he at the foot of
Wood street the day previoov to starring, far the racer
den of freight and the entry of passengers on the ream.
tor. In all cones the passage mo ray rm mast Le paid la
advance. . .
titTINDA.Ir P.A.CLEY.T.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captoin llrmphll4 t 1
leave Plusher : oi every Sunday recalling al lb o'clock;
Pittelin perry 1?a kulay eVcoialt at 10 P.' - •
May 10,1347. •
301311c1f SKA - .S.rEEIT.T.
The MONONGAIINLA,Csos.Sonsv. will leave Niue ,
tough every ..Nonday unman; at 111 Welock; IS/heeling
every Mlrtutly cyclone as ro P.
The HIBERNIA No. !I, Ciwt. J...losaueroxlcc,
leave pittsbargh every Tocad ay mooting at 100'eloch;
Witcrilng every Tuesday evoune at In P. at.
WilDtri•Tliairk
The NNW ENGLAND No. 10 Caul- S. L'a.: fl
leave l'inshupgi , every Wearies:lo mecum'at W
o'clock; 'Ol - beefing every Wolueolav evening a ' thy,/
The BRILLIANT, Caps. Mace, will leave ?iv,*
burgh every Thursday morning ale o'clock; WheelSzx
every Thursday °young .110 T. 31.. • '
The CLIPPER. No. E. Capt. Rams DPVAL, ePUI leava
Pittsburgh every Frido . ..y morning aslOo'closkrWhee ,
int every Frirlay evoung et 10 P.
SATURDAY PACKET.
The.IIIF.Y.SENCEIL No. 2, Capt. I. C. WOorovaan,,
will leave Pinebarkh every Friday moninig u 10 o'-
cloak; Wlreeling every Fnday ac IV
T EAD—s67 pigs Lead, rec'd and foi sale by
14
.auto EFIEV. 113 ATTIIEV/8 it-CO
A RD-21 kegs and 1 LLI ree'd and for axle Cy
• no,lo &HEY MATTHEW& & CO
gIoBACCO26 keg. NI; 1 and 6 twist, Jan real and
I for sale_L p Y purlo HARDY, JONES &CO
CREATI CIEESE-16 bg...npertor. far enle by
novlo HARPY, lONEIII k. CO
CORCIIING9—d casks for enle by ' •
¢.lO HARDY, JONES k CO.
•
pEANUTS — WO bap fur {RIG low 10 data 0131,121
ROHL lurrta IIARDV, JONES a.
Orid 9H I.WL:4--A. A ?dye= &Co. havej'ast
eeived, per exp relit, 3 outoni .E..tink Super LA3g
Shown.• -33710 -
- - -
VLVET ILIBBONS—A assonment reed per
exp... Also, Gleam Fling... 4 Bindu •
novlO AA MASON
VRESII pk gs; ebasisting of Y.ll, 0. Et,
Impll and Black Tens, just reed and tarsal. by '
W t IL gIeCUTCHBON ,
No ltd Libany at
noceoic ,
Hoseleeted • Plttsbah se his Andre reald i elee.
Ins taken the hod ra s lately oecopled by et.
. 8 . Miller, on Four.h n, nearGintA lincediaten ad-
joining ike latmartine !loose. Ills office n intachwil.td
ha 'evidence, where he will constantly be found, Ad.
leer absent on professional duty. 9bcd.hrjr,U_Hont. - 7
ro o'clock A iy Al, and front tu i• °clock .
V. 11 - Idutilhillis — An;
S A"C : v o t r i l ,: j6 :: F ,O N „rj "-LL y o ' rslyles for Idtaies'„ALssea'
and o Childrett's 'decks, including black .nd black, grey
for !donning. Alm
•FRENOII-31111110.9, of all the lentlirtg colors x eueb
.*. b! ' l4erb i r ii " Mie d e. l" ;irs ' o
ehadea 01 -• t
n d • h d
CASHMERE'S AND 0111 ~ot tan p la in
colon, to slat ell tllllleN. end ui lowest c•mb. priers. •
The psnwelsr anent/on
generale Is asked to the
large stork of Grards la Ant .reeenedi Ind
whiebinclades a greet many styles or Geed, daik e a ,
tearce.
Wbolesele ROOOl5 OP eta i n.' nolll -
671/A1 tawnsirtg,
no
Lir/Pita/1i SHAVINU DK I , JOI-2irrern jug reed
0 and for ante by
anAJ KIDD & C o, CO Wood is
GGI7AASTi r- or itilt3oo reams Smitier parent, luabra
r eed
J KIDD k. Cr, GO Wo . od st
ALUM " I I a DdI) o r
C . JIT W.l4,J[t
515T0171 tki-1./ earns Rice;
. 75 brat, tibia Cheelei
hbls Peeked 11000:7 Olsten:tend for
ode by nor 9 101 IN WATT & CO
1Nri1.2.• on,—fyil Ilbll rer.,ivinK by chttat mid
fur male 1., JAMES 11ALZ11{1.1., '
N 024 WJabyst
nov9 . .
• •
U :026AR-10 611de landing from eteamerFfit;
N
Otbut.t, mot for rale by
0. 11 AMFsi DA7 ry ZELL ,
it-50 ' , floe ' nor Felnaly Fanut.
r and 1 pale by COPE& !yaw FOt
now - 103 Se ;and et
(3 .UtiNY AGS.--1 . 2U0
nroN No Ily3 Second en
g 3 KIZ AreLES—iso stkm .o for,.
la hi COPE Si tifiLi..FOGI
CH
47 do. WIL do;
csk.
Us Roney, lane . n from elk , '
heft I. A. Caughey, end Cor enicf by 5
E1 21 11. 1-' 7ilol.A3si " EsLi
nore "
Mlaga
i Pert, Madcirn...verkWa Wnes,
for sale by It
litica to mit perckaaers: by
- • Vier M MITCURTI.ILES.
nogg .in i50L.ibe.,„..„,..°
J. Muspratt. Sorts' Patent
3
‘)F, CAtifei itini Poop k0d9,100,,
imported. direct from the eb , re cit e/53nliteei
nianufecturcra,C3 per cent A rue t Ican
for_eale by na7ll W ?r. 31 AIIITILL'It'
141-QUORIA-:17 pipe* ilianer--0-iini,ikp.lo.4.
et kr 4F. Rues;
tee '
1. , 0
4 bbir Whlrkey - for
110, Ay &Ai zdrrettelTELP.E
A LCknitil.— With au neeurtmeut et Doerrel4o
al.cfe. band tfidfot
-
by the etteit or tountiuee, tr. paretaverrlbl, -
ntls W SI SIITttIIELTREE
DCA:ACHING YOWL/ER—v.ou Ju 6(nopratt
.1) Bona' brand, a maperlor article, art wals by
tov6 ' Wb. 111 MITCILEYTILEE
I