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.TELEOBAPHICNEWS,**-
(OrFor. ror IMpgiMt ■” tot P** 8,
,0m correspoadenx, “Arcana*” we ihiult, sliowe
wrrecadoiirelj that,!**® Ptuoa-s term has
eoioddd. with him ia hiixemaiks
comraditofyofibe nalriog Judge. Oar opinion*
'■ip wmn haw tradergono a great change
yf.La.tho laattwo yeara. Webave found but
ljqto_toobjecttoiahUadniiaietrttioQ ol jattice,
•ad in oar iauaeoane with him we have round
obliging Wd gentlemanly. Our best wishes
go with him to his new western heme.
OsiitVLast’s Boas, lor Pebnury, is to hand,
.with its van! mrmbro of fins lilostiritiotis iutd em*
among which Is the; portrait of Mr.
Gddoy . himsolf. Sixty thousand copies of this
work are now printed, a most wonderful circula»
tfett indeed. •
' Qts. Cixs.—We may aoou look for thin famous
to resign his teal ia the Senate* ' We
infer this from the following circumstances. A
letter from General Cast t$ his friend, in JeSenon
e&y,MJtoOßri<is published fa the lut, u 3t*npeli
m, 1 of that place, and contains the following ex
tract:* -
•i am instmeted ty the Legislature of Michigan
to vote for the Wilmot Proviso. “ Tiit 1 tXall no
irds. Bnl .when the time comes, I shall give my
views la foil .upon the subject, snd resign my sett :
ia the Senste." .
By our telegraphic despatches, we tee (hot Mr.
Out bos commenced a speech on the *Wilmot
Proviso,* snd we msy conclude, that, according
to'promise, his resignation will-immediately fol
low. Michigan will then elect toms one who
will carry out her wishes.
In theaboToextraot, General Cass has clearly
defend his position on t#o important
-He admits the right ol instruction, and stows his
opposition to the Wiimot Proviso. Under such
circumstance* it is not possible' lor him to repre<
■eni Michigan. '
Ailhlestlott oTProsperM. Wetmore, Isle
-Hsvy Agent sS HeW York, proven.
Cerrapoadesee of N. Ameries:! sad U. 8. Gsseue.
' WsiuiHarmt, Jan. 15.. ;
'; The ooccan ting officers have at length termiu*
< died the investigation of Mr. Wetmore 1 * accounts,
upon the vouchers presented by him, very few of
, which—perhaps not onto than ssoo—have been
; disallowed- Allowing him thoadinotsge of the*e
credits, end same $29,000 paid over to Mr. Ls
' Hoy,the present navy agent, and there still .ap>
'pears to ms debit the sum of €191,589 TO, which
: ts regularly certified by the comptroller sad sudi*
. tor. Upoii these official abstracts a treasury draft
will he immediately issued for the apparent de
fiejeacy, and if it-is. protested, recourse will at
once be hod to -the sixteenth section of the Sub
Treasury act- which applies to' disbursing agents
'j'vrho are in defoub.
- A greatemoant of sympathy, and, a strong effort
to dcrecn this gentleman from the obloquy which
Is BUnraify associated with ao era to amisde
/meteor, has been,made.by.the Democratic, as
well Bs a partioaoftbe Whig press. “Fad*,how
. ever,srd stubborn things”and Mr. Wetacre and
hfefrienda will, we think, find it a difficult ma:t:r
to prove his innocence. Too high position here*
tofbre miinisised by this'gentle man is urged ns
e&o of the reasons why the public should not be
too hasty ia condemning him. Now,' if oar mem
ory serves its, some twenty year* ago, or more,
this gentleman,with several other persons of some
notoriety then in New. York, was indicted for a
cnoiplraty to defraud- There were &: ihst time
•eversl Insurance and Life' and Trust Companies
ia New York, fehlch hod. the .right to issue and
sell ihelr bonds. This they did to an immense
amount, *nd at their maturity the cocnp iulea'all
broke, and were found comp'etely gutted by tht
/effieeraand directors. Hugh-Mexwcll, £sq,the
/present Collector of New York, was tbeo District
Attorney, end procured bills U iadietzem
/the officers sad s portion of the director, among
whoa was Henry Eekford, Mark Speoccr, Thosl
JHystt, Jacob Barker, Rfbspcr'M. Wctraoro, eed
Hyalt was President-of the =ompar.y. of
- was Vice President, and ia
the principal manager. Hyatt was a siu&ll merj
- «hat ifli, the Bowery, possessing bot little captciry
for basinet, and was merely a tool in the hands
-«f others. Ihyatt vu, lowevtr, convicted' cun
; Sentenced imprisonment for one year, news
oltpooe or mo others. Wetmore and ibe balance
. «s-is usual ia iraeh cases, escaped punishmeaL
After tbi*, be became a poet, and published a,
volume ef hi». poems; -ho also turccJ poUilciae,
and became a viofent Democrat—his brother Rob
ert C. aad himself taking ■ opposite
being a Whig. The latter tees appointed under
Mr. Tyler, Navy Ageat, from which Mr. Polk re-'
moved him and appomted his brother in his steed—
. an exeeUent family arrangement, by the
. Which piece te held noli! Taylor very wireiy etw
fit to relieve him Iron the duties' of die office.
Wetaore is a great patron of the Arts, befog at
the present' time President of the National Arts
Union of New York. Ho live# in splendid style,
has a magnificent collection of picture!, and fo
altogether a ;i bug of the first water." We have
Do objection to this, however, providing it is done
out of hie own private, fortune; but wo object in
aOoWiag him, or any one else, to pocket severe!
hundred thousand dollars of tho money bclooTisg
to the pnbiic, end eppropriatiog'it to his own pri
vate bent fit.
CslUbmis Items.
, v We give to dag some exceedingly intererting
Uem« aeleeted TaTLoa’s letters frota
; . „ .CtlUorola. The following'late- letter from J. H
= • feszn, corresponding editor of the DeapatelT/asd
'. / potliahed la thatpaper of yeaierday, contains iq«
lereatieg news Jn relatf on to Pittaburgher*. We
• Atepteued tD see that Mr. Foater appeal* to be
doing welh We regret to hear of the death of Mr«
-1 - ■ Braggart Fciixarroi, who wo* well known and
respected by oor eitixen*. We keealyrym
■ with the bereaved fatally, m well its with
i ‘, that of Mr. JoH-timt Lzcxrr, who also felt a vie*
ft® to .disease in that country. These two ftmi
i ■ ika reaide Bear each other, oaiiebeeea street, io
; : .tka.Pirst Ward, Allegheny, and sboald receive
*&• kindiy eytnpathles and attention of the com*
•; aunity.' ■
-' ' „ *». San Fxaxcuco, Nor. 25L1849.
rf you and your readers
V* ‘ * re .*r **“» wo commence with our ‘stereotyped’
uofdnr abort tetters, and lrust to bo able to
. diapenw with it next steamer.
Homphrey FaQerton died In the valley last
- . yel> fiw cbwdo dlirtbcea, contracted some
•.*»«s** months amce.oa the iathmua. Ho
.. ettCned kql UlUe pain, and might hare recovered
tad.he'not neglected the orgeat cdvlco of bi»
, fttottda to come uptown, a* bo waa hampered by
, ooatracU with men as home, cad feared ibe iraepf
don of expen ding too mneb, even upon the com*
. &rti abaofotelf requisite tar a tick man. IL* «oo
. vtU how ge to work end, no doubt, do.very well
• here.►•Thomas May ia admioieterlng upon the
. preyerty, by Hr. F.’a Urt reqoest, confirmed by
..; OpL Oecnr, who. aa Pint A Icaldc, (and * the laet of
: IbnAleeldea *} ie ex-qtfScipTrdbate Judge.
■ Mr. Qntalin will give ap the Ba’tery Hoate,
Which be Jem rented at $7OO per month: It woa't
...... ftf without gambling table*, and he won't have
t -'-itameofciapremleea....
• W«. Benioni» quite ttawall at Qatnlia’a, Mor
• • ‘ raylfwell—eo an Dyer and'Briekle; Neal Mo.
■' : Bwaln in better; Parker ia edhng lumber; Ju»«ph
. JUddJe overseeing eotne workmen: Hamilton car*
... pottering; Aakzia stage driving; Jos. Hhoderaon
driving nwagon: Meredith' dalng well a* & city
Marshal: T.Perkins, jr., ‘helpiog r»p a* tho Al*
flude’t;BufTma looking aroaad.furn chadw. WiU
• Black,R.B. Butler, Gallagher, Fallon, Horbaeb,
S&d some half dozen otter Piiubojgteis, rathe
-' MQB Hit. Airies, Stone aed Bigelow, are camp
ed oponoaaofmy lot*, having.arrived a week,
ago. ten or olerrn months Irani the Iraq City!' '
j. wekarefeally/io timoto wrllo fully Iron: the
:Bb«,tagheBroar boya'tu^doing'Etidy.there.
.Energy, indoatry and labor,;*re"a»tteoeuary for
soocesa hark as elsewhere.
Oar election la over. Wright.and Gilbert are
; oar Coojpeaamea—
ry ran. he atio&id hare beaten Qjye/nCrB. soma:
EawnnottnawHriais.-yci received scariyonc
half Ihs wbolq Totaof Stn district, a flat.
• Ifow, carpScirabusy
<«lktdcfc '.Houoeds of booses are going'tuxaH
thafch** iW.veO to Inmber, an inefo board 21
* Jhtt hr?P»*ka* coming at leastoloreildoUaiv
: loogfr, nndthreo Inch plant In prosortion! Ton
sut tnut, bo we ret, to the papers for more news,
- ea we are almost worn cat, baring been engaged
la r" ,vt "g otrt 6nr handred and ten deeds cfciiy
lots sold in the test two wetb st auction. We
asesrsd a half Interest in property—**aboai in
snot!,* equal to m lot 975 by 249 fcet square—for
91,000, and hare dons pretty well, wo rsvtker
rnesa. Bat, w oar ronersbio oditoirtl. parent of
the tfslea ynte wcottoabeerre.aimas«rmw.
rv.
' Alooooftho Ur, B»». Wbmiß Ut
iu, uimiiM lo tto crowd Uni itwnCtß
,a fa . Socc oa.
Bonrecd piulcm««<|y«‘c£»"“wii!lLE4h?
H.gnlbiJ.Mdy>«™TBorWT<w,Wn.M.Edjr.
Eh, rohntceti tottrrwy apccuom^—«ow»
fjSmmUiaolAMCaMtteM MpwwM|
to carry cot thelf poatfto *iCTh, t*T» tiev
BWet, we tirut «ai belieTß, «Q 1 cam la
to ,(,» Lejtotorara. Chare]* Beam to a? fee
Ctork 6r lie Hooee. Lear not lets, yon area
fkoaditf editor is “a Notary PiibUrf* to tUs dfa»l
i trici, and pets to oocasbaai **ciaeaa MS par
I nMaf* Com bis MexTeea "M&im 1 ' Be toita
1 tfeoenl Bfley tar haHodncf ■ ... •_
. We are still la teat,ap by lbs Foal Office, ttd
Bob Thompson is putting up • boots ia wttek we
shall wiater. HseesY seen udat a roof oror
night since last April, la Bio. -
Toon, u ever, ia great haste, .
J. HEftOW mTE&e
For th* Ptotabmfgk Ocmttt
CLOU OF PATTOH*! TfißX.
. Ur. WxiTf-la answerto year"query,® of this
morning, allow me to say, that Judgo Phttotfa
term of office does expire this diy. I understand
hi* commission it dated S3d January, 18tQ»and if
■o, ilia constitutional period he* ran ottt. The
2d reetion pf article sth, deekrea that the fftrefc
deal Judges of the Coam of Go— Ptesa,® fee.
•‘aboil hold their office* for the term of tea year*
ifthey shall so long behave themaslrea wall* Ibe
exercise of any judicial fhaetroa by Judge Path®*
after tbit day, orralher after'l9 m. tart night,
would be without authority, aad therefore urnps
atioo. Ithiakhohaafivett.tha right Interpret*
tba of the oonititutioo la the ease, aad has acted
discreetly in declining any farther offidalagucy.
1 have beard it suggested, that aa Jndgo PiOoa
vu appointed to aappty the vaeaaey occa tinned
by the death of Judge Palls* he waa therefore to
fill ont his term, and hia ova coaatarioa would
then commenoe to run for the tan yearn
I regard this aa an error. There in bo UUpba
ed term in the judicial office. la the Hflttaa of
Representatives of the foiled Btxtea, Wfcu a
vacancy ocean, it may be filled by cxecßtlre
pcrinuneoi; end ia the Mentis, tf ssc sanies happea,
the execotive of the Btala may make a temporary
appointment, antil the next moating of the
latore, fto. In Ptnnaylvinla,. when "racaadre
happen in either house the Spealcer shall iaaae
writs of election to fill anch vaeaaey.* la both
governments the Senators are cteatifiod,ud there l
fora great conhuioa would result, if when death
occurs, e new member aihoald be appointed 0
elected for the whole period of teanre. . Tfeeaa—
reason does not exist in the case of e judgA
Having thus answered year query, permit me
just to add a word commendatory of the geademaa
who haa jart retired from the bench. X have »
lieed bis judicial coarse, and have soon tunes
practised in hia oonrt. With no £1 vocable prea
possessions towards him, I perhaps have often
done him isjntbce in the opinions I have eater*
taioed of his official conduct. For e otntiriftraMe
time, however, I have great pleasure la declaring,
that my eallmate of Usxlegal learning and the
general aim of his administration has tmdstgoas a
decided change. I think bp in* manifested adi*
position to Impose the salutary restraints of penal
justice upon the lawless and insabnrdlnate, when
brought before him for ontisgei committed against
the pjace and order of the community. fttt this
’ the country la indebted to him* la several fa*
etwees, involving' the highest -interests of the
peopje, I have read his charges with much retie*
faction. They have contained mod expositions
of the law, and elevated sentiment* of mouldy*
well expressed. I think Hus efty wtßecn—wtfc
me in saying that be has does mash good, aad
that he baa intended end endeavored la do note*
ARGAKUSI
ToduMmUtijd* fifth PratgUng* C&oreh,
sa dths CArittaim-PaUie.
The Pastor of the Fifth Presbytenaa Ghareh
having been making ttae of the pulpit, far several
S*bUths,;for iheparpoee or ecnviactof the con
gregation of tho necessity of their wizttffliwto*
t.-om the Pittsbntgh Presbytery, (fioattlrethmai
PresbytcrianVendof their uniting with the Ohk
Presbytery,'standing in. connection with another
branch of the Pieabyteriu Church.
Ia view of this feet, ibe updersigßed woald re*
specifolly arete that it does not meet with (bate
approbation. For the following reason*—vw the
of the division ere the same.this day, ia
principle, that they were when tho nrhiding act
of 1837 wu adopted. We folt that act wrewsoqg
then, wo feel that it la wrong now; alteration
has ever bees made 10 ehaage the spirit of (has
aajast procedure, is cattingoFreme five hundred,
• Uintoer*. sad nearly sixty thousand commute
ctot>, without hearing, trial, 0 conviction of oy
error whatever.
The enactments of ’39, ud exampto of 'FI, in*
thoruc tho lower jadicatotiea to proceed In fiko
tasacer, with brethren who may not submit to
roch measure*. ■
Corfotdering (aa we do) anch measures foreign
to the spirit of the constitution ofthe Frafoytotan
Ciurcb, and anti republican-tn their oatare, the
Fifth Presbyterian Church was founded, aad a
congregation formed of those who sympathised
,ia'these views, which bos exltted In that relation
uh ins present time. Bnt Bnfoftnaaialy,as wo bo*
lie vc, for oar present pesce/tl the test meeting
of the Pittsburgh Presbytery, oar Pastor waa ato
mrti by that body, for his conduct as Moderator
of Session, a* being arburtsrf and omrimnaf,
and for an tme varruatabU att/unptitm of ptmr.
Srnce this lima an aaeatltpu end wstlremr—
his beco producedin regard to ecclesiastical re
lationship, tad no doubt the praest movement
has resulted from ibis action ortho Presbytery.
Though having beaa long is coansctioa with
the church, having expended time and fflias,
having boroa the heat tad burden of (ho day,
(wuifl or os from the beginningjltere are, ws to-
the efforts that bare boot made by
.oor Pastor with the people, personally u weD as
through the pulpit, a number to approve oftbo ob
ject sought far. Notwithstanding many do aot
know the'origin, or eaotea lemdiog to the building
of the church, and consequently hare never con
tributed toy thing to that purpose, yet we are to
be crowded oat by them,- which wo think is aot
just, and Ibe church transferred to [a body uoru
intended.
We do act wish to be considered os opposed to
a union with oor Presbyterian brethren of (he oth»
er braneh.whealt can be feiriy sflbetodj 90, os
the contrary, we desire It. Bel we am opposed
to union on the surrender of principle, which
ought to be with every man above all price—
therefore, we protest egslait It.
WM. L. DENISON,
W. C. AUGHiNBAUGH,
J. RAMALSY,
B. T. & MORGAN,
. B. PRESTON,
JAMES MOORE,
WM. TITE,
JACOB BERGER,
ROBT. WRIGHT, .
GEO. P. DIBM, ‘
' WM. VANHORN. [
Pittsburgh, Jan. 83,1930.
For UU Ptojhugk GsiWts
The Iron Strike—HoAmars*
Ma. Wnn*—la a former comwuilcatioa you
were furnished with ail the facte in relation to tte
wagea now paid and proposed to be paid to jmd*
diets and boilers. In (he present article I intend
to . furnish some ftems owaemißg another breach
cflsbqr in cur rolling mEI* namely, refining. •
i*t—Refiners, like psddlcn and boilers, tasks
e’even tarna in every two weeks
2<l—The time required for a turn is fata 9 to 10
hours. ■;<
- 3d—The prioe for refining leone doUar per
ton. [ ,
4ih- i Eaph refiner hires one helper tiU,3S per
turn. i.
' stb—Each refiner will, in eleven tarns, or Kwo
weeks, refine from seventy to eighty toes of ires.
Prosit the above, we can Ojtsrty fyfewi*** the
earnings ofthi* due of workarea. Bey a refiner
mabcsln two weeks 70 tons ineo at weft per
toe,.la. - $7O 00
and pays Lis helper for U tarae «t $1,83
per-taro, j.’, 1$ 79
he bu left for klaeetf Ob very petty
'"stmt of $36 89
, frfyjdz.dollan and twenty fit* twenty
eighi dollars and twelve easts per week, ■ Now*
it to proposed 'to reduce the price of refftiaf ».
ttjtot teats per ton, which would loan h.» WO
weeks wages'jest feortte*' doHare, ufh«t
foot forty two doQara and twenty five qah, or
twenty on doiltn aad twelve east* per weeL—
Is ibaredoctioatn oajjsdaosahla Cftef Is Ansi
any thing iirit lib-n> r p.f.y,. ff a
propcae to pay this clue of workmen m tmM twe»> |
tyooe dollars per week for ttetr worit tet b*l
They mam have twoaty eight, aad cay thing fo
them to the date.®
jtngaee . mostly
•VbM every thlig She the pretention of Ameri
cw rndmiif ftea the cvenrbetoußg bloenceof
***%3 capital, ..worth at home bat one per cent,
pm mwb, tad ferefea labor worth lossihan one
halfthe price cf home hhei atm contones tonrge I
•ad cseotaage waik—it to stand oat agiissfc mod
em* aad trerenible jwiditntifm* la their wages,
fodsred aw—ary by that
prmectfca wtfoh (Ua British ahesf iaao violently
opposed to. More spoo. FAIR FLAT.
fiiimjHsiflsnu 11 filn piusbcrghOsaeOa.
■ ; Baaanasxott, Jta. 19th, 1850.
Ia the flenato, tUa morning, after the presents*
tioaof petitions, Mr. Dank submitted a resolo*
ties inftraetiog the Committee oa Finaaoe to 10
qeire late the expediency cf appointing a joint
Gamimttocofthe two Boo—, to meet sit .Barrie*
burgh* daring the tec— of the Legislator*, for
the parpoee of revising the laws relating to the
fisaaoee of the Oommoa wealth, tad hanaoaitlag
their confiictlafpreviilaas. Mr. Daisie mated Us
views open the mshjeet eemewhgt as length. He
said that the kwi, a they now mood, were ecst*
treed over many vein mas were diffieatt of con*
mr—lon, aad many of them cbytoaaly nonfllming
la —ialat; and tntoretL It was iapottiUo for
(fan —mb— of the Legfriatark ia the midst of
rta rf IWwl#
—atarion, to obtola the hre—airy
apan thk aohjeet, aad digem the laws, ea they
shonld he digetod, so thatthe revenge ofloers, ta
thevariaas eoanties, would have no difficulty in
eeamralag tham. At present, he ondentood that
IhaStauTreasorer vis overwhelmed with let*
ttAutitfb his ooamraetioß of th—lawa.—
Tharaototioa wotgreed to, aad tho sohjeet re
ferred u directed.
The order of th* dty.Uthia body,waa the ns*
ftdmtht of jhe qwmloa apoa the amendmeet o>
the OoMtitttipa, la regtrd to the electiaa of Jadg-
OA aad echo pattern bvoaght op, by Ur. MoCsi?
Rib lb. Drem entitled to the floor, proceed
ed 0> tddnre the Senttott length, ia opposition to
(ha abetiot offadgea by the people. Mr. Dram
aaema to hare beta opposed to the proposed
asmadmaal, rimply beeaare he ihoegfas there waa
ao demand for ft by the people, there not having
been a single petition pwaeated asking te the
ohange. Upon (he great priadplea which an in*
vahed laths qoemfoa«be had bm'.littla to say.—
lodeml. he did not too eh tho merits of the qoea*
tioaat aO.
The remi obfoetiaa to ihe rwohstiona adopted at
the bat saculm of the Lagiatstnre axe, that the
tana of office preecribed is maeh too baited, sad
Ihreftmakre thaiaeambcai ioaligihle to the offioe
afire the expire!— of the firm tens. Under this
protista, the Judges woald inevitably become
politielana; and the rights aad toterems of par
ties, aad people who have bosuem before the
Ootnts, woald oftea be 'reerifleed 0 edvaaoed,
•oeerdiag as they coaid be made eoheovtat to
(he pciwxial mtertott ofthe Jodge.
There eaa be bo rearenable objoetta raised to
the atoatta of lodges by the people, for it matters
hot little how they obtain their appointment!, as
that they are afterwards kept free tram all ondoe
lafiaaseet, whether proceeding fiom the peopP*
0 b—other departmenaol the government. The
foot ia, ihm, aeoordlog to the theory of 00 gov
eameai,iho Jodkiary ooght to be elected by the
pwpfob jam as the other ce*6rdiane department!
dieted. To-be emliety free, end independ
ent of gxaeotive fogfoktivo infietnee, they
asmbdeederea. Of all the departaeate ofthe
goveameat this should bo tbe mom free, teritw
ftreoaUatrehe tho oMa pare end onioned ia
aS ae trmwrttae teßivm It fe caSed upon to
deal with iadivldßi) tad pcraocal rights nod no|
Mb the odaoerea of the masses ; aad beeaare
great lsjeatiee —y tedoae to lodlvideals, ia the
•dntifitsrttidd of the la—, wifeost arooring the
—lda of tbs people, aaa provoMag tbeaearch*
bglaqeiriea whlsfo —Cm—dto the connect of
the ethre depaii—am. The Jodieiary oaght to
he iadepeadret, are oaly of the people, bo of the
ether depaicmests; end the oaly— y ia which
oea he preserved, ia to
make th— alemlve hy the people, bat fore tens
floffideatiy extended make the ofltoe deebaUe
to ofthe highamriperfry; ud whhacoadf
tfomofinaiiglbQlty teaaecosd tom. With these
aoMSd— to toe lertations pa—d at the : hut
aaam—thay woald set oaly mhm the entire con
ex— of latrißg mea, ia ovary aectma of
thaporeafla—ahh,bsl woold reaDy present an
aaapbef epm —4 oasamaded Jodidary,
«eh as Upoairewd by sn.Si— la thaUata*
Wevyala the—rid.' The Eagilah anakgice in
regard ta toe appet— l eflodgre win not hold
good ta this country. Tie theory of the govern*
a— is altogether diSmati The utagoalmn of
the dtfhaat eleaeats which eater two the British
Ctamlfatta; mam alaa be preecrvvd In the Jodi*
dary. The Grown mam hav*Mhe powerof pro
iisriC here is elmwbire,.to««ae extent,
against the a—ore!meats of <£a people. Bat U
00 governmwt there are no tatsgealmlo ptfnel
pl« whaiever, and at aarsgnnlma to be preser
ved, as ebadodag to tho harmony ef the whole.
Tba popttiar prisdpie fo diFaaed thronghout ihs
whole fobrio ofthe gov W—eat; xadlheoniyeb*
jees to be obtained ia the perfect independence of
eaeb of the emovdia— depart—of the other.
This weald give 0 the —m perieet system that
eaa yoreibfy be devisod. . ; ,
le the Honse of Bepreaeatstire*, (be calf thing
thxl occurred, which is worthy of adtiie, waa the
refiualof the Hearn 10 take np the resotniicus
ofihftd e few days ago, expressive of the views
of the Legislators in regard to the extension of
slavery 10 territories now Gee. The resolutions
were highly recommendatory ofthe paaregeof a
law prohibiting aaeh extanriea,ead the Hoots re*
fused to taiee th— op a strict perty votoi every
{a the Ohambo voting sgitiast ft, and
moat ofthe Whigs to fever of the propoaSta.—
This is aa ladex ,to the coo— which wtU be nbl
laamty pnnood, ia regard tothisqmestion.by the
p— Legisltixre. Tho threats of disaata, la
thefloaih, will be met by tame and eootesptible
•ohmisrioaoa the part of the Locofoco*.
Ffta the very interesting fottcre of Bayard
Taylor, the special conespnadsmtcfthe New York
Triteae, wo have ficaned the following pare-
Ths world sever witnessed a more wonderful
growth tkaa that of this place. I left hare for the
country. oa thsfid üb., cad retimed
oothe Sfithr-yetia that interval the city; was so
ehaated that I bo iocgsr recognised the street*.
natanß, on.ur wooctortelMlap-kiaiij.
afoeed the teak etaadiag when I fim leaded la
lugs*, hod been moved to the suburbs, and spa
does three and foer Rory tenses befit agin their
stead. The vacect sporeikadi been filed opt
Gotta ofbrick began to tasks thrir amanpee;
large teftfe and mturtantir tbowlly furnished,
stared tt' foie |> bnsocastomed places: the throng
(artfae streets ssamrd dabbled, end ell the hurry,
eoafbsfoa, find noise of a great city was so well
imitated, that Oft leading from the Senator oa a
dear moonlit eveaiag, Itauld sosllaie'difference
between CUrft Petal tad Pier No. 1, Montgom
ery wrest, cad the lower peri of Broadway, or
Fuif innnrti Macro, tod the Park. A year ago
there might bats bee# COO fohibitacts la Ban
ftiad*eo./ftertsreaow, st a tow calculation,
upward* of 80,000.
Prices are higher than ever, sad Chare is no pro
bably of their frlßftf, before .spring, at tout,
niavians of til Mid* I am informed, are more ,
thaii they were at this time tut year,
SSm Ohs,2siee» Sandwich lalaada.—
There is so tiriitioaia the eeei of living, except
that bdftas* fasy he had at a cheeper Me. Hoa«
mi meSed «p oow, ship fluhS, wUh state
tooat, etch of which eoatslas four berths. Is
MnrWMkT Bon4tafc.f »rt3»ktaa,nnb»
bafiItUMJCMPf tre*6s»l no-oftt.
MifutoUMltflPO l M.DO|Wb«*
la pile tbt * TOlo
—V la Tt>* uTlta aaonaoa. npenaa oflb.
umiai- »*r. <*•» l»
iJlLiirt. Mrima b, On QraeodOor.
anneal for tba |>roi)M itanotHaa iaail no
foneftfc. —BT. MT T» nd all lb. dTil offi
llmwKrt. Tn esrpntm kav. fold anil*
ken, at »dl aa ia SMtawaß dtt, and ntnd
ijMlf petit. Witm git MM pv Bank Uu,
penaaiiiam eoaa ten 6m tba ataH <nUo*
aaiilßiant M Ufo Btettt. Ikm aa dastt
Sna »ffl*a anaa af *aat tad dattaatka kera,
aa tmr Btam - flnanl aolctdn fcira baaa
mnmnrd tkn 1 ' 11tiTTr~Vtini nd dnpoo*
dm, ap)Mta>taiiw«il wttk tha
kg— Mi UM ata that tkqknata
manattflßnßliilWtiktmni
.aaawi *, tta tadfat. amniaTßlaa « caU.
WMIk, At Ink ctft. Tm kajaia aa.
Ont' •"
: 41 aS Iknrf BlaMnalmaaUk ha«tTß taill,
r aa ahaUafeoana. tmi nnlatigea nt—ML
I eaaaantolUa la amifliin wtlk mcdit-
Utf lanaf ika.aeaaßT; Akka—tkaanteli,
Than at whatever cow, order aid aaeority'
preserves, and when the State orguixsiioa
have been completed, the mtotog eommnnitiab
for an extent of five uadred mOeA will, by a
quiet and assy precaw, paw into regnkriy ooaati*
tnted towns, and u good cover— and 00(00
tioa as any other part cf the State. Nothlnrin
California eeema more
this spontaneou levcdntion of
tto .taßMt. of tfisieh,. nu a leaon
worth all the gold.
numrnujo or iutuxax. * ■
ponfooe toyoptheriwto the Middle Bar.
Ounbing the moontalei behind that piaee.— took
a line for the Batte,a lofty, talatodpStwlS
jflj, milM, wo wuku £>d!uu3l,
wUh trail tiui> opoa u. Tho ihlok duuotriil.
hoi, .ad ihero. 01 ihioh
wo ootoW mmo musloml, ,ad tUenUr thu wu
ccodfnL Ia the deep nook. »ad recene.
or^?2 001U * ill ', 1,0 **•«* raised hst. ud the
y t “*.f ofll l**rf‘ a ?‘>* | ra. Tha (ilcha la an
to mmJtfSZ-ZfSmZ ‘jgZ.rfS
amoont of gold obtained ftom U ansi have been
orihoooraula
out of which the Butte towered a thousand fret
above u. Ovtntiled eastward ficcatie foot,to*
ward the Sierra Nevada, whose ahlofog s—mite
——dclorem hand. The m do« 3 with for.
ema orpine and oak, manv epeeimes tsot the farmer
o«e nring to the bight of two hus'dred and fifty
fort. The cones, of a dark red color, vere fttilv
la length. The groond, to the
sheltered hollows, was covered -with Urge acorns,
veiy little informs to chestnuts ni taato. The deer
and bear become very fet at this eearen. fiom
feeding upon them. *T»ey form the witeinelanU
rimsnoe of the Indian trfoea dnrtogSrwinter.
In one of the ravines found an “
oil', m the miners call u—e fiat rock, with half e
dosan circular boles oa ife smfeee, *****
«which lay around atone, naed to pulverising
theacorokWo paired one or two inhabited
camps e short distance flora the/ trail, bat were
apparently unobserved.
The stutoeea and beauty of the shaded dens
alod *•” impressive.
Threaded by ctar stream* which tamed the tu*
riahtiy holes left by the miners into pools ofem
ul, mirroring the boughs for above, their fresh,
cool aspect waa very difiereut from the (Sowing
foresees they make to summer. The foliage ia
stiU very little changed; only the leaves of the
bn dr eye havefellea, and its polished nuts fIU the
paths. The tab has turned to a biasing gold, and
makes a perpetual sunset In the woods. Bat the
uukhore en| evergreen livery: the grew
U already shooting up overall the atoL and the
winter at hand will be ao decked in the
trappings of summer, autumn ud spring, that
shell hardly recognise him.
iirt tKPTO CITT.
The plan of Sacramento city l* very simple.-*
Situated an the eastern bang of tha Beeramento,
at tti junction with the Rio Aibwlmm the itown
plot embraces ! square or about 600 and a half
milea. It is laid out to regular right angica, to
Philadelphia style, those running **** »»3 west
named after tha alphabet, ud those north and
south after the. arithmetic. The present of
the town extend to nearly one square mile,
the Bomber of inhabitants, in teats and fc—ft,
will tall little short often thousand. In April lam,
those were just four houses ia the pteoe’ Can (he
world match a growth like ihfef
The original forest trees, *«"*>ng to all paitsof
the town, give n very picturesque appearance to
this space. Many cf the streets are lined with
oaks end eyes—ran six feet in diameter, and
spreading ample boughs on every aide. Th« em
igrants have mined the fiaeat of them by building
camp fires at their basis, which to some tnttaneee
have homed completely through, leaving a char*
red ud blackened arch for the snberb tree to rest
upon. The storm of lest Friday napped asunder
revere! trunks whleh had been thus weakened,
ooe ofihem crushing to the earth a canvass hoore
to which amu lay asleep. A heavy bough
•trnek oa each side of him saving hia life. Too
destruction orthew trees ia the mere to bo regret
ted, ee the utteese beat ofthe eommer days, when
the mercury stands at one hundred ud (warty de»
giecs, renders their shade a thing ofo fib-fate
BH'' >y ■ '
The value of real estate "here le only ttrefeJ
by that of 8u Fruaisco. Lota twenty by reren*
ty five foot, to thn beat locations, bring horn 93,000
to 99,000.. Boats are on n seals equally eoor*
moos. Tha (Sty Rote), which was formerly a
saw mill, enomd by Captain Sutter, pay* t 90,600
C* lannm. A new hotel, now going uoa the
rtr, haa boon already rested at g 35,001 Two
drinkteg ud gaining rooms, oa n basureoi street,
pay each 91,300 aasmthly, invariably to tdvaoe*.
Muy of the stew here do aboaisesa treraglag
Dorn 91,000 to $3OOO daDy. Boarding b twenty
doflare per week at the res—reata, aud Ire fioi*
temper dayal lbs City RoteL But *U isthe
•seof repeating igurtsl There dead tfixifUes
eanveyno idea of the tnarveteat state <f things
here. It ia barite seegh for oe to eee to bdlm,
and lean only hope torvprodaee ta theo(opi|ties
the wry fdnteat iopreamon of ihoptettnbmbre
tba eye. Ton wonder, no doubt, whn&e gold
dual doe* not go home to larger qoantin when at
least 4&O0O men jare lurstng up the ptemn. The
feet is, it is wanted as currency belt/ ud. the
amoontto circulation may be coasted Iqf mffitan
Why,the boilding up oft w'ngte wrest te B#era«
memo city <X Street) baa coat half xmSiiot,' U
toast. The meeut value of til the bm— igiho
city, ftnil ud pe risk lag u muy of then are to not
teas thu 93,000,000. '{
It atari be sekaowiedged there is mother tide
to the ptetore. Three fooilbs of the people who
rettie hrn are visbed by txues, dltrrheiu| sad
other red seing ooaplatnts. Ia saaua th* pises
ii afarstce, ia winter little better tbtaiwwamp;
and the influx of emigresta aad dlscoWMefi ml*
aersiometlmes exceeds the detaaadt
A beshhy, asasihle, wide-awake am, fowever,
esneot fiui to proeper. Ia a country eke Unr
rules every chief* so sound ana fen fyiafct 'to
compliia. When carpenten make a arifor b—
cum they only get nrvfwdbUan e dey.yro may
be tare there is room enough for industry md eiu
terpriaaefailkioda. ll-
Tbe amoßst of guabUng here is very gfofc aed
the estiectoeal of masio u employed evu to «
greater extent thaa la Ban Fnacisca Adklads
ofiawnimeatsaadtnaes tasks night dfoaedsaL
The uei formers are paid as ouece alghtiy. peers
is also aa * Eagto Theatre * wth a
choice ict at actors. The teals eharsetoitro
done bv Mre. Kay. * of tbeßoyal Theatre. lev
Zealasd," who reocim 820 Q per week fsr \e*
'sit-rending hareiag. The prices of admimtopM:
Boxes $3, pit and thc houu averages fttla
retd to the foxt, tbe mala streets, abd tie
levee, are coitaaUy thronged with the teams ff
emlgreat* coming lAjkn the- moataiaft i Bed
wore, westber.bcettt'ijidlvidaalsl never Won
beheld. Tbm» tests tig pitched by kmtdredt ia
the thicksts trousd ibe. tows, whew they rest a
fow days before etuttog towiamr Ia the
and elsewhere. - 4*times tbs torse, will be Ailed
throughout its who* length by their teamed, three
or fear yoke afafcea to every wsgoa. Thubeuts
andenexpreatoa cfpatic&thxpcrieacewkiehpuin
ly showed that ao rends yet to bf traveled woyld
astonish thsaia the leaaL. The cow woe pied
in with the oxea, end made te de equal doty.
The women who came overtand appear fo have
stood the jeurhey remarkably well, and do aot
eomplaia half so toodto u titemea.
There to a large dtiaklag bouse here called
“The Ptatas.* which is much freqoe&tad by the
caignnts. Some western artist* who came
across the eouory, has adorned its walls with
•oeafoißawnt'oes of the reuse, nek u Independ
ence Roek, The Sweetwater valley,Fort Lareale,
Wind River Mountains, dec. Another 1 place 1
have visited with mueh interest ia tht horss mare
ket. Here, at all hours cf the day, hone* oxea,
sale* aad asses are sold, the owner ahreyeaou
lag as auctioneer. Iman peokmales, that km
teen starved iathsGrsht Bari* oxeti that hare
leaned to digest oak bark, terse*-riddek to the
ruin of thdrbaek* aad all otter Maid* of riding,
and haalicy animals, are there taken for bidden
The piece rtngsfoomltt tof!0O> good mules
being the most eougfat after.
* PimsvsqaarotTsEmrmags.—The Pittsburgh
Osasoe gives the fo&owiug estimates of the popu»
Istioo of P.ttabuTgh and its envtroa* csiculsted
upon lbs basis of 'hereoeotceasasoftketaxables:
Ktuborgh
Bt
Pitt township,
Manchester, 2335; Daeoesa* 9ifi; totai porre»
tarioa of the dtyaad sabarh* WJfffi* The
populatfoa oithe county, (Alleghefiy )is :l62,ti£,
according to tits same eaten Wop. This eviaoes
■ rapid growth, and demonstrates tte JaqLAu lbs
vast treasures of ima tad cost ceataiiiCafin the
soil of our great State will sooo make Kttsbbrgb
the Qneen of the West, as tbef hare mtdb FMl*
odelphia of the East. H*y ««n»rinm<#rey :
at the head oftbe Ohio moat ieevitlbly bring to ter
the trade and commerce cf a wide extent of,
country, which will find, its ostarsl outlet j ua»
ward at Philadelphia. Pitubcfgh sad ' Pbllsdel
phin, tte respective centre* of trade in Eastern
cad Wojtern Pennsylvania, wBI soon hire ttelr
interests more firmly uaited by the great Central
Railroad.—iVmA Aaurim*.
pOßßlpfi nin.
nxraftxo von rex nypaup roar.
The LoadoaHhiitralcd News urnnhe growth
of the Batted Statu I* In reality, the dowafoll ef
Groat Britain* All the uahtppy Mrcamsisncee
that are of prejudice to u% are ft benefit to
item.* 1 f ■ -
Two hundred and fifty of Ormages are
annually lmpotted into Great Britain.
Poultry in large quantities fs sent to Imadoa
fioa Antwerp end Ostend. I
Tte words 4 'Preaab Repabtie, liberty, Equali
ty aad Fraternity,» have beefi removed from the
exterior oftbe residence of Ixrais Napoleon.
The dlpldaatie i&tereotuso between Spain and
England remains sospeaded.
A dock Aced indicator, toexpreu the force of
t£e premnre of tho stetm (a e boiler baa been in
vented, aad patented la England.
• The births la London for the week eadlog Deo.
1&, were 1309/tbc death* 10&2. ,
Tte last eceounta from the Smith of Ireland are
to the that the rain oi the petauttry to oosh
pleta. Six tenth*of there are now otitceri* lire
fng ia kotos nod ditchet, aad mostly without cloth
ing. This U attributed to the operation of the
poor Law* which, though well intended, have
B&eriy foitodof their eflect.
I Six thousand soldiers arS to be enlist
I efi for tte service of the Pope.
• Lftri Cimpbeg jg itat to becomn Chief Jatfiee
of tie Queen's Bench, la place of Lord Drppand,
ehoet to mite.
The inhabitants of Brighton bars purchased
the pavilion,formerly occupied by the Priaee Re
ftM.
A meeting of merchant* and s!up owners of Ltr
rerpool, has been held, to consider the expedien
cy of alioerihglights‘end faeLoa board the ships
lying In the docks, now prohibited by law. The
change is demanded aa dne'to humanity and
ehristiao principles. Captains Knight and Bora*
ley,of this port, were present, and did themselves
baser, by their speeches in bvor of the abroga
tion ot the old regulation.
The London Marcfcalsea Palace, and Peverel =
Goans, havegboea rery properly abolished.
The Elbe ia covered with lee five Inches thick.
Seren Urns of fine l&af tobacco have been seis
ed In the Medway, by the British revenae officers,
tod condemned.
LolaMonteae and her husband, Ur. Hetid, are
in Cadis. —-
Miss Roberts, a balkt dancer at iheMary*ld-
Bona the sire, baa nearly lost her life, by the burn
ing d her dress, which took fire from the foot
lights. • ; - j
Madame Laborde (a about to appear at the
grand Opera, In Parir, in the character of Morg
nerite. Her pbwerof vocalisation la pronounced
tobemanrelloha.
One of the at Ashley’s
was called ** Yankee Doodle on bis pretty li:t!e
pray,” in which sundry jokes are played off at the
expense of the Yankee*, and Britannia is ihe
great personage of the piece.
Ur. Judd, and the Hawalan Princes, have reach
ed Liverpool.
Mrs. Mowst delivered the opening address at
the London Olympic, whb admirable effect.
The * Prophet” has been played in Paris thirty
seven times, and has produced $73,000.
The harbor of Trieste Is to be improved.
Tytler, the Scottish historian, is dead.
#W*vxa Conrtanre.—The only remedy ever offerr
od to the poblie, which has never failed of working a
core, when directions are followed,is MeLane’t Live-
Pill. It has new been several years before the pablict
and has been Introduced in all section* of the Union.
Where tibia been aasd.ithubsdibemotttriaaphsn.
sneeea*, and has acta ally driven eat of use all other
medietnes. It has been tried under all the different
phases of Kepsus, and has been found equally efflea
aloes ia all.
Per tale by J. HDD A No. 80, corner of Fourth
end Wood Pittsburgh. [jul9-d*wtw9
A Owe and Certificate at Home.
ET Rut wear a asm or m Psteolsom.—
I hereby certify that thorn two weeks ego I was seis
ed with a violent auack of writing and purging Chol
era Morbus, with very distressing ptlns in the stomach
and bowels, which was coapletely relieved by two
leeapoeofU dotes of Petroleum, taken In a little wa
ter. After having taken the first dose, l slept soundly
sad comfortably for three boon. [Signed]
HENRY WISE, Jr ,
On board (he steam boat Aiiadoe.
Pittsburgh, Dec. llth, 1849.
I am Captain of the Ariadne, aid was a witness to
the astonishing effitet* of the PeUoleum, in the ease of
Henry Wise, who is one of the hands on the boat
[Signed] NIMROD GRABELL.
Pittsburgh, Dee. Uth, 1519.
general advertisement la aaothsr colei
Pimatrs La on seoax.—Prepared by J. W. Kelly
William street, N. Y~ and for sale by A. Jaynes, No.
TO Fourth street. Thu will be found a deiigalftil arti
cle of beverage in families, and particularly tor sick
rooms.
Bean's improved Chocolate prepare-
DOB, being a mahinttloe of Cocoa nutj innocent, in
vigorating and palatable, highly recommended partic
ularly for invalids. Prepared by W. Raker, Dorebe*.
ter, Mass* and for sale by A. JAYNES, at the Pekin
£gu Store. No. re Fourth u meblS
Isiprevißsats.ia Dewtistry.
DR. O. O. STEARNS, tats of Boston, is prepared to
manufacture and fet Htort Txsnr la whole and pan*
ef ku, upon Suction or Atmospheric Suction Plate*/-
Toomcucous txrrrxattnnm, where thenerven
exposed. -Oflee and residence next door to the May
ors office, Foanh'street, Fitubarxh.
Riraro—J. B. JFFaddon. P. fl. Eaton. jilt
no*T,
Dentist. Corner ofFmmh
and' Decatur, between
Market aed Ftm eueata. oeU-dlvit
HiRRIED,
On Moaday, tho fist iasL, by Rev. H. Gilmore, Jtti
Enunm Dixx, to Mlas Matt Ucaass, all of AUegbe
ny City. 'Y
Balidiag Leu.
T7OR BALE,oa very liberal terns—Fifty Nine Lou
JC of Ground, Minted on Penn, Wsyce,and Pike rts
and the Uuqeeane Way, aeeo/ding to a p an to l>« reer
at this often, where terms and conditions will to made
fcarwn. janSJ
LADIBV WAIB QLOVKB.
JUST RECElVED—SdotftlirXadlni’ Wash glotci
a aploodig article, for sale at the India Robber Di
No. f Weed street
Jaafl L JAHPHIU.iPrt
WILKINS HALL.
Tht KOfSRPBAII will eaaUaus thkii
csAtrs akb iwwm immnxnTli !
it tks ibon BtUt«aMaad«F,Tsntfarwd Wulat
d*v Brafspt. Juaur C«, *4d, sad Si
’ M ««au.
• «es Profrmimaa.
DIUOXitTVIOS.
rrHEfan«fi.i<QtuanikC«.'
I tbs SiißU. Tb* baaincta will be
•or tka oadsralfaed, u 79 Wood kml
J.J.GILLESPIK
> . - A< FINKHINK
' - Tfcfl (Bl«'*r>l*r will eoatiaoe iba LOOKING GLASS,
axd VARIETY BUSINESS, ml 78 Wood clrect, and
(nuts, bj ttaremittm f pmeaal atteaii&n, 10 ruder tar
tatouoa to lie c
Jaa&wtaS
3.J. GILLESPIE.
Ttittbii tioiilbv iuii.
SIX BUILDIftO LOTSLaa Second itreet, between
Ferry tad Beiwbt nltef, each SO feet by £5 beek
fatten feet alley. Itef are dutiable forlrootdweU
lays, end will beaoU ea bpe. Apply to
T - JOHNCALDtVELLASOM, v
ebr gecacd it. tad ttedoebt alley.
BY : EXPBR&, last rec'd—4 nin Men's
Robber Ovtriuoes, tot Mie at No. 9 Wood *1
)HC ■ J fc UPHILUP3
aasAV ukovcbshehtb,
PERRONS wishing la care from 23 lo 30 per oem.
in oarshasing Dry Goods, will please ctllat A. A.
iO.Uarket street, who«e extensive
Wholesale tad Bejiil Rooms an dally open for.majl
trade., - . Jia23 '
AL&RG6IOt ef'Triamiogi, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Giovaa, As.; reduced 9b per eenl below asual
prices, may bo foaad at O Marcel si
lapg A A MASON A CO
SHAWLS, Blankets, and all kinds el Winter Goodr,
telling ai ttannfaainm's pricer, by
JaaO- A A MASON S CO
Lest at Blalald,
A PROMISSORY NOTE, drawn by Edward Hill
r\. and dames MsCaughlry, for One Hundred and
lfiy Two Dollars, payable to Wo, M Dawson or or
dr. and by him endorsed, and also endorsed by David
Leery ana afterwards endorsed by Wm. M. Dawson;
dmd, Phtubargh, Jans try Id, 1919, at twelve months
efts dale. Payment having been slopped, it is only
vai able tolhe last csdorssr, to whoa the Under will
ple*» return the earns, in Allegheny city,
unity-..
How Basil!
OISMUEL; or, Ghlfig down to the Cotton Field; a
_J**r and very popalar Kihbpian Song, as tang
SyCbhty-sMinstreU, Hew York. Composed by ft.
Esq., aathor of “Uncle Ned,** **o, Susanna,”
jftHt*tsALady;byS.C.'Foster. , r
Bn Bb—the gsaaioa copy; by Nelson Raeass.
fP«u%ntlyi a very popular aoag; by V. WaJlaee.
udluwmrenby uo anther of c Bo Kiod, fto. n
Be Hnd> the Loved Ones at Home.
Thea.h&Swoanded the spint that loved thee.
FltHmioEPol ka; by Btraxoscb.
byfepraos.
C«*| Wab by Pmfcuar Robboek.
L* dTeriu’ Grand Waits; by Osbourne.
Xho wild overt Mott will shed their bloom; from
the operaofLOa de Laamemoor.
How?*’ or “T Day la the Olden Tune; by C E.
jjEmj YkriftUn to “TJto L»*l Bsm of Stunner, n by
Aea Art Grtaegoßf Iron the opera of Ameii*.
Tb« Ci&tejor from BettioTen.
WhjintieMooaqUipLtkeUDeaßtdr ;
A Wm duetto by C. Glorer. t
JoyTthet W«*to *utedT
front Luc retie Borfi»
l)eere»t Mu; wltk'uy TerUtlon* for bo»iunen.
Boneperu 1 * a rare. ■'
Wow* Happy nd W
Fbeluon PoUa: by J 4. Hewitt
BteHl and far ealo by , JOHN H. MSLLOft,
• t ... . . _No._6l^Woodatree’t
0„„ PlANOS,' uirtVo til
FormUbjr WBAQALEY k CO,
i»W _No»lBaadW Wood st
PLANTATION MOLABR3-600 bbU N O. for tale
VM BAQALEYACO
RAISINS & RICE—SCO t>x*Tunch Rnitint;
* ii , w, Ae«hßicei IwiiUngfroi
steamer Lowell, fot tala by • : .7.
.Jw* 1 . Wf BAOALEY A CO
CLOVER SEED A LARD-ttbh Clover Seed;
10 11 T,p Hi
handles andfbr eaiaby
imaM __ WMtAOALKV A CO
For Boat*
A ROOM on Harlot nreet, 0* Water, iuittble
for an office. - Eaqaire of
l JgaEMf OEO.R. Water »t
fflgg^gr^^SSSajwgr
s'isssr 1 ' “ i,N 1 *"
laaS3 „ ■ XVaier «trert
SUGAR A MOLASSES—7 Ihdi nswrop Hcsar:
„ <4 blaPlantajn jioinMt;
lan dim from steamer Hambarj, aad lor a« br
lanO • RHEYiMATTHtvAco
Golden syrup—«bbu and is hr t>« un<uog
from iteamor Hamharr. and fir (ale t
■ lanO RHEY, MATTHEW t CO
SUNDRIES-*! tea Fmb Riem
90 bxo Baneh Rallies;
,00hf do “ «
XSbbii North Carolina ;T|r|aadlag
from •tfanjsr Hambary, yd forsalo br .
|«wM CO
. ■ • , WABTAOI '
AOIHL todoHooseWork. A permanent station
.at coo* va|4s can bo board of by ecqaiiW at
this Office. > • • ■< : i«« ~
: RRBSBTi PIiRHIIO *1 00., P
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
■fyjg iba tale of Domestic. Woolen and Cofe
§4 goods, also. Dealer* la aU bind* of Tailors
Sno. No. U 7 Wood street,fcartb door fromFi^
Meaira W AHiil A Co. JanSl'
y»I01«00T i '
BOYLE .v HATCH will WBtinao to tectare and
Exptn««a, it the Apollo', upon foe wonderful,
intfmetißg «nd:U«ttiißg derelopament of ifcu Be lew*
of Mi'mi every evening this week.
Persrm* of mdoubte* ebarmete? who eoae forward
volants rit; out q! foe audience, will be deprived of
the powir o( Ppeeeb,‘He*riDg and Sight, at the word
of tß*'<>p«nM«rr They will be nude to forget thetr
ownHdentitr, and that SMheir neatest friends and ret
ail ve*. Waurwillb* tuned, to wine* or brandy, to
perfectly, as to produce all the effects of intoxication,
and a obkat vAiirtt of other nalTtuto sjo mrarsT
uo uxuiMxan will be performed!
The grratlmpoffanceOr this Science as a uxxxctat.
agent, is tdoh MfoddmiU)&theti&&isiedftßeßn«n and
setiout tHTcatigaliOß c/every lover of troth and of
DU. 1 ' • v
A elm Ter instruction will be. tbnaed. u soen u
convenient. . tr : ■ ■ . Jaa«S3t« _
OEST ABLINS,
AUCTIONEERS A COMMISSION'MERCHANTS,
No. 17 Ftrrtr St, ‘CieenrsA-n, Otno.
WOULII respeetfWlf solicit Consignments from the
Merchants tuul Mannfaeturers ofPitttburgh,and
would refer to :
Me.irf \V. A R. B.Phillip*. Pittsburgh.
“ Hrown, Phillip** Co., “
.•* Chambers, Arne* A Co-, “
JahnD.HcPadden ACo-, *
June* Dklteil, Esq., “ jnng-lin*
county loan, 970,006.
f|l|lE Commissioners of the County or Allegheny
J. having been authorised, by an Act of Amiably,
paired tbe Bth day of January, IrfiO, to borrow, on
temporary loan, a sum of mousy, not exceeding iir
aarr nvs tbousasb dolcass, to be applied to the re*
dempiion or Coonty Scrip, tha certificates of loan
to be eierapt from all taxevozeept for Stats pur
poses. • , _
PROPOSAIsS will be received; at the Office of said
Commissioners, in the City of-Fittsbnrgh, within three
weeks fronsthe date hereof, from sueh persons or cor*
pomions at may be dtsirOtuol taking the whole or
any pan of .said loan. 1
S 3 thousand cl which to bo redeemed on the Ist day
of April, led*. stt thousand on the first of April, 1(54,
and 23 taoasitnd on the Ut of April, los3—interest to
be paid semi-annually at the Office of tte Coonty
Treasarer or elsewhere, as may be agreed apon.
THOMAS PERKINS,
WILLIAM BENSON,
JAMES MITCHELL,
CountyCommUsioners.
Commissioner's Office, Pittsburgh, January £2,1650.
jinlN-tf
CIOFFEE— U3Baga Trine Rip-arriving and for said
/by TIROWN A KIRKPATRICK,
janS-1 ", 144 liberty »L
SUGAR A MOLASSES—4O hhd#N. O. Sugar.
73 barrels N.O. Molasses,
arriving per steamer Winfield Scott for sale by
BROWN A KIRKPATRICK,
jang . - 114 Libeny st
/~4LOVtR SEED—l2obarrels •'prime new” arrlv-
V/ >ng and for aalo by
BROWN A BIRKPATHICK,
janV3 144 Liberty st.
FLOUR— 60 barrels “ Extra."
ICO barrels Superfine;
73 barrels fine, on hand and for sale by
jinfti BROWN A KIRKPATRICK.
RICE— 19 Tierces prune new crop "landing and
for sola by BROWN A KIRKPATRICK.
Jang ;
SH. MOLASSES—a barrels Sb James BeCcery.
• 14 half dn do do (or
saloby BROWN A KIRKPATRICK.
OAUBL* SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES—For sale
OU low bv J S DILWOBTH A CO
jan22
inaBIILa PLANTATION MOLASSES-Forsale
JUU by J 8 DILWORTH A CO
jvn« . -
50008S?K2* ,o “-
10 bbls Roll do, ip store and for sole by
jan22 J S DILWORTH ACO
OH BALES WESTERN HOPS-Por sale by
•&U Jsilg J 3 DILWORTH ACO
MOLASSES— 40 bbls receiving this day, and lor
tale ldwto close the lot by
jink* = JAMES DALZELL
ItOBACCO—S 3 kgs No. I 0 Twist, receiving per
, steamer Hindoo, and for sale by
James dalzell,
jatftl 1 ____ No 24 Water st
CRANBERRIES— 20 bblaui store and for sole by
RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
janga 23 Water st
NO. SUGAR—S hhds, new .crop, landing from
• steamer North River, and for ante by
jantt RUBY, MATMHEWS A CO
NO. MOLASSES—43 bt>ls NO.Volasrct, landing
4 from steamer North River, and for sale by
rang : , RIIKV, MATTHEWS A CO,
E ICE—16 tierces, a prime article.-“landing (rom
steamer Nona Riser, and fo- sslr by
jamta i RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
UVTTKR-7 bmcli ibis day re-
X. Cclred, and lor sale by '
jau2J ; , ARMSTRONG A CROZER
S' 11. MOLASSES—CO half bbls 8> 11, Molasses, iu
• «tdrc;aad tor sale by
JsnVJ ' RUBY, MATTHEWS ACO
ROLL BUTTER—2 bbls In store and for sale by
jan22 ' RHEY MATTHEWS ACO
THE Subscribers to (he Sloe* of . the Cititens lan*
ranee Companv wilt please take jtebee that on
Election for nmo Ixrrrturs of >»i<t I'-oiopsny will be
held in the Rooms of the Hoard of Trade on Monday
the 4lh of February at 4 o'clock, P M.
By order of ibe Commissioners.
jawSl tot Feb H.l). KING, See.
For Rsnt*
THE Large Uriehj MANSION, at BroddoekH Field,
with requisite, Grounds around it, suitable (or the
putjwve of a rerprtiabls summer boarding boose. It
is believed that such an establishment at tins bcastiiul
locality wouk) do well. Enquire at my other, corner
Wood and Fobnh streets. .
jtngMf : . JAMES W. BUCHANAN.
LARD— 14 bbls and 3 ke*a for vale by
jantt ,H F VpN BONN HORST A CO
ROLL BUTTER—2 bbls for sale by
JanSl , t» F VON BOXNHORgT A CO
CtI£ESR-dO bn W R, for sale by
jamlti • B F VON BONNIIORST A CO
CtLOYEIt VTIMOTHY’ SPED—Por rale by
1 J*a3l |. S P VOS UONNHOR3 VK CO
BROOMS— IPO dor, varieM'qoeiitie*, for sale br
jar.gl l - ■* V VQN jSONNHORsT A.CO
SMOKED UKRRING-V0 boxes Isr s *le by
janllt . S ¥ VON BONNHORBT A CO
SUGAR— V bid* new crop, foraale by
jsntn ; a p vus bonnworst a co
RICE— 4 tierce* for sole by \
JatflH I a F VON PONNHORST A CO
SHOT— 60 bags, asi'd Nos, Cot sale by \
janfl S F VON UONNHORST,A CO
ROCK POWDER—*OO keg* for sale by \
jsrtt SP VON DQN.NHOftSTA CO
FEATHERS— SO ueks for sale by -\
tanSt , C H GRANT, 4t Water »t
DRIED PEACHES—LC sacks and 0 bbl* for sale by
jangi; « 11 GRANT
DRIED; APPLES—« bbl* for sale by
jsnVf, Cll GRANT
Flaxseed— to bo for tale by
lantl • C H GRANT
PARED TEACHES—6 bo for salsby
Jittgl: • O II GRAN I*
LARD— iO bids Leaf, for sale by
lanil, CH GRANT
/'"HIACKLINGS—IS bbl, for sale by
U JanBl ~ , CH GRANT
O. SUGAR«3t bbds N. O. Sarar, jut received
1> * and foraale by a. CULBERTSON,
j«n*i ‘ ' : . .... 145 Liberty _*t_
Na MOLASSES—IOjbbU N. O. Molasses, jast
• received ami lot dale by A. CULBERTSON,
jantlt ; US Liberty it.
fftEAS—Joo received a superior lot of Green and
X Block Teas, and for tala by
A. CULBPRTBON,
jan3l 145 Liberrr «L
SH M OLAShliS—ii bOU H Aloiatrca (i> ern
. , and for sole by A. CULBERTSON,
lantl t<s Liberty si.
LARD— “S bbl* No 1, in sure and for sale byi
Jaatl ARMSTRONG A CRotER
WHITE DEANS—SO bbl* in store and for sale by
jaoSl ARMSTRONG k. CHOZEH
FLOUR— iso bbis Extra Family, in store snd for
rate by >r.n»l ARMSTRONG A CSOZKK
HOPS— S bales juit rcc’d and for solo by
Jin'll; ARMSTRONG A CRQ2F.R
UTTER—bo keg* Extra, in rtore and tor sale by
Janri ARMSTRONG A CKQ2KR
l.'LOUtt— vjw obltlnTlore ajnl for sale by
I 4 Jintfl : WM II JOHNSTON, Wi Sccm.d tt
bbl* rroM and for «Me by
JanYl ; WMHJUUNsrON
KOL.U uuntm—g bbta for as'e by
janSl \-\ WM II JOHNSTON
r)MATOES— aOO jujl for ialu tiy ' “
janVl ; j WM H JOHNSTON
I jvttu-tfj kegs fresh, lor sale' by
1 i jm’Jl WM » JOUN3TON
by
r jso'il WM H JOHNSTON
SAPK9— itcosU baud Safc*, lor sale low by
janPl . WM « JOHNSTON
PBOFEHSOa BAttRI’H ;TKICOPHER.
oca on MEDICATED COMPOUND,
INFALLIBLE for icnewing, invigorating, ami beau*
tyfying (bn Hair.vrmoving Scarf, DanaruiT, and-ali
affections of, the Scalp, and caring Eruptions on the
»«la, Disea»e» of «be islands, Muscle* and lutegu*
menif. andl relieving Sllngt, Can, tiraitcn, Sprain*,
fcc, *c. With ‘Lia preparation. “there It no inch
word a* fail" Thr.firti joamalt in America, medical
men of the highest eminence, prominent citiaens of all
professions, and ladle* who nave used it for years in
their dretsihg rooms and nurseries, admit with bc*
cotd, that, ib' imparting vigor, glos<, luxuriance and
carl to the 'bait, eradicatingscurf and dandroff, heal*
ing wounds, cu»in.*r crmiasioos, sprains, stings, Ac.,
and relieving disease* of the skin, the glands, and the
muscle* it ba* no rqunJ among ibe multitu.le of com
pounds m urn publicjutnu, or u»nd iu pri*
yam pnicunc. In cheapness as well as efficacy, Uar
j~ , Trifoi'llcrou* is unrivalled.
jrfTho affinity between! the mctoliuue, wluidi const:*
slate the sklji. sud the b air which draws iu»u>tr nance
froiaJhi* triple envelope is very ciote. Alt.diieu*'*
of the hair originates in the skin of the head. If the
pores of ihflsealp are elogged, - or if the blood and
olber fluid* d" not circalitlc ireely through die siui.U
TCtsels which feed the roots with moisture nail impart
life to the Wires, the remit it «nrf, dandruff,»iird«ling
of the hairJgrfiynest, dryness, and harscuess of the
llgnmenu, aid entire baldness as the case may be.—
Stimulate thi skin to healthful action with dip Tricop*
herons, end diet torpid vessels, recovering their activ*
ity, will annihilate iho disease.
In all nflections of Uio skin, and of tbo substrata of
mnselesand liilesameats, the process and theetfect
are the same. ;
It Is uodn the skin, the rantcalarl fibre.: and the
glands, thsiI the Tncunheroui has it* specific action,
and In ail affections and injuries of these, oigons, it U
t sovereign remedy.
Hold,in large bottles, price 23 cents, at the princlpal
Office, 137 Broadway, N.Y. *
- lE7T* ?0P b 7 R. E. SELLERS,
janlt ; ? Pittsburg.
SUACKLETT * WBITB,
NO. M WOOD STREET,
HAY E cow in atora a large and genera) ai»ort»ent
of DRY WOODS, which they offer to City and
Coonty Merchants at redaccd price*; and which they
will tell o> great iadueementi to caih boyora. or Tor
•pproted credit, j ; JattU)
To the Btoekholdtra off th« charticri
3 Coal Company* . > , ,
NOTICE |« hereby given, that, inponuance of the
Act of; the General Anessbly of thU Common*
weallh, entitled “An Act to Incorporate iba_Chanicn
Coal Company, in the Connty of Ap*fheny, n aa Ueo*
Uon will be'held at the MooeafShda Roue, in the
•City of Pittaburgb, on Thnnday, ibc'JJ»«aj; of Feb
•ruarT-nexVal 3o*elack In the afterco&n-of M>at da?,
lor the parporeof electing. Director* of the ■iig~jCom
i nany. JAMES DDNUIfi
; , * Z. W. REMINGTON,
.AUCTION SALES.
Bj joka D. D»Tt* AMtIMHVt . |
Dry Goodi.Hsu, Cap, BoaU,Skoa, G*n*U*m,
-V"--. •■■■■■ -
At lue Commercial Sales Boobs, comer of Wood
and Fifth streets, on Friday aornis* ttafWllßia,
u 10 o'clock, will be told-Ao stocfc of a retail ittw,
flannel, alpaecas, aerinos. d« Was, M® oB *! satin,
eashmere and do lain abcwfa, aUk, satin
hdkfi, atupeaders. ladles’ collars
and jimp?; Klorea_and'Bitt«, a«®»;,k*®djj *»ary,
bonnet ribbons, linen and eO cloth table cloths. Ben's
ar.d boys* bats, cloth, tor and plash earn, Bttb iM
boys’ tioou aid shoes, Wooten’s and ausoee* bootees
BuferCi*tk* t Camm*m t taJC*rdmt^.
■Will be added to thoeetalocno nl* of toe Shirts, on
Teesdsy morniac* tbs IPth last, it tbs CcttMmsl
BiJli.Bsoai, comer of Wood ud Fifth streets
4 pieces caper French and EogUA Oothg
*» u “ Saxony, London, Goldsa Brown do;
* “ Mtxt Breed Cloths
1 Meek sad fancy Cassia eres;
3 “ Cordsroy tad Beaverteon.
jtn» JOHN tt DA VIS, Aset
Catalog** Sal*# 143 data* Fm* EkirU,
On Toeiilay sonuufiSßOi , st 10fifLil(hs
Commercial Seles Booms, eorner or Wood sad Fifth
streets, milt be sold, withcat reserve, on S credit of 90
days, tor approved endorsed paper, on asms over SlOO
—an excellent assottaent ofTua Shirts, selected ex*
presily for this market eomprisisf llaalls-Bhifts,litt*
en boeomr, ititebed plaits, sad narrow
plait shins, with linen bosons, cellars, superior
shirts, with Preneh embroidered esper shirts,
with yoke neck and Freoeh sleeves; Mtu
Maslm and English Lou Cloth Shirts; do. with spies*
did open work bosoms, Ae.
Janl7 JOHN &. DAVIS, Aset
PILLOW CASK KUBZtUYS.
MUSLINS, of ssitsble widths for FiUow Cues,
CODMUtIf on hud.
Alto—*Sbo*uogt, from 11 to 3 yards wids, sad sa ss*
i-ortiaeni of Towelling sod TsUsDUpexi) sad hoots
keeping toodtftnenliy.
Alto—Tickings of the sott spprored mißtfsetsre,
including very ssperior of extra width, si tks Dry
UvodsllosseoT ._WRMURPHY,
Eut comer of Third taTjfirtßt to.
•Wholnaic goona Bp miff. ~ jmnl>
SHAWLS.
AVERY See article of Hoarataf Leo g Shawls,
fall size, jut received, former pne* 814, aad bow
only 83. _A AMABONAOO,
janlP 60 Market street
DlMkwood'e ■•(smlme tad tke Bwtlrt
l)Mn«ri)r Rewievr*.
VIZ: ThiLosbok Qoumtax-T Rsvtxw;
Tni KpqipEeg lirnw;
TRs Nobib Bxmn RsTOnr;
Tbk ffuuinun Rxnßir,
And—Btaerwoos’s Esmcm Miatim
For any one of the fear Reviews, 83*00 per annan.
For ell fonr of the Reviews, AOO **
For Blackwood's Msyixlaa, 3*oo “
Forßlaekarooda&dtbed&eviews, 10j)Q u
Payments to be made la all eases la advisee.
Poblubed simaltaneoulr in New York and Plus*
bnrch; Office, 63 Wood strAt.
janto JAMES D. LOCKWOOD. »
E DOINGS A FRENCH MERINOS are selUsf very
cheap at jaalß A A MASON 4 00*8
C CALICOES—10 eases, Cut colors, at tyc: former
y price Ife. JaolO A A MASON A CO
BLUS CH ECKS—I ease very dark Shirtlag Cheeks,
jut opened by BHACKLEIT A WHITE,
BROWN SHEETINGS—SObaIes heavy 4*4 Brows
Sheetings, jest ree*d and for tale at old price* tty
lanl> BHACKLBIT A WHITE
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS—A rood assortment of
Bleached Goods, la store aad for tale bT-,
JaolO SHACKLgfT A WHITE
Tha NEW ENGLAND No. VcipL 8. D*.*. wi:»
leave Piuabonh. every Wednesday' momsa |£t K'
o’eloeks'Wheelmievery Wedseadareveamra it>» «-
TBuissexirFimET.
Tbo BRILLIANT, Copt. Gun, will leave 1 Piaa
j bnxgk every Than&xj morninj at 10 o’clock: Wkeeli=e
•rerr Tlmreday eremny at 16 r. k.
wtm&nxmser* v
Tbs CLIPPER No. % Copt. Pnt Dittos, wilrieavv
Pituberjk every Friday morningal IDo’cloek; Whee
a* every Friday evezunx at 10 r. K. ' . _ ,
, ... ™
TICKINGS— 25 bales various ffiadea, eakasdaad
for sale by BHACKLKTT A WHITE,
janlO 68 Wood street
TALLOW— SO bbla, rac'd and for tale by
jaalO SAWHARBAUGH
rilGAßH— sofiOO (Common) jut we’d tad for tala by
l/jma a a w harbauoh
T* ARD—SO ken No 1, far ule by
Xj janlP SAWHARBAUGH
HOPS— 7 kales prime, jut rac'd tad for sale by
jtnJg SAW H ARBAPUH
POTASH— SS bbla Jut rac'd and for tale by
jcalfl SAW HARUAUGH
UNNY BAGS—IAOOIa store and for sala by *
VT janlP SAWHARBAUGH
C HANDLES WANTQb>Aa rzperieuad Ouod*
icr will bear of a coed aitialien by applyipcto
ianiO 8 A W H A&BAUG II
tIOPAL VARNI9 —l3 bbts Tamtam
> 10 ht bbla do;
8 kef* do;
ibli Coeetfdot
Shfbl* do "do;
. tlt|i do dojforaalabr
JanlO ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, From »t
CHEESE— 350 boxes for tale by
Jaaw I&AIAH DICKEY A CO
SUGAR—« bbdr, for tala low to elose eoasifameaL
Jaol9 ISAIAH PICKEYA CO
POTASH— id casks, first ran, for tala by
janlß ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
&COKCIIED SALTS—XO bbl* ia store aad for sala by
ij jaalO ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
FIRK BRICK A TILE—For sale by
jm> ISA/AH DICKEY A CO
BUTTER— 20 boxes dairy, made expressly for foal,
ly are, rac'd ibis day and for sale by
■■ janlP JAR FLOTP"
Buckwheat floub-» neks rac'd tbls day
aad for sale by jaalO JAR PLOTD
HONF.V— OOTib. prime,tneomb, ree’d this day ud
for sale by Jsal9 j fcgFLOYD
CORN MKAL-r6 sacks tad 87 bbb arriving aad far
nle b r ' EURBRIDGE, WILSON faCO,
)mio . Wtamwi
IORN—B tacks and 81 bbls Shelled Coral far saleby
?iul» ' BUBBRIDQE, WILSON ftCO
WHISKEY— 35 bbls enpertor Old Moo. Rye, far
<ate by BURBRIDGE, WILSON ft Oft ! ,
_ i»«I9 Water maa r
WXW BACON-440 Hama, 460 Bboaldera, a&dSM
.XI Side*, in smoke honae, and reedy far delivery
mo by juft TAB9KY ft BEST
POTATOES—I6O bbls Bali. Sloes, for sain by
L janiO TflSaBY ft BEST
INDIA SENNA—4(IO lbs Jast rveM and far sale by
jenlO ■ i KIDD ft CO, CO Wood st
SAL.SODA-^fOOO lbs in store andforsaleby
janlfl J KIDDft OQ
■\7T£.V. RED—9O bbu ree'd and Cor sale by
Y.jinHJ - J KIDD ft 00
CASTILE SOAP—KG lbs Car sale by •!
JsalO JPDPftOO
SILVER SAND—4 bbls ju»r ree’d and Cor sals by
jar.l3, , - J ODD ft CO
BUTruft—tr bbis Roll, ln-doliu; to bxs do; U kgs
park' d do; for sale by „
_ janlS J B CANPIELP, Front si
TA L LOW—7S bbl 1 in store and for tala by
janlS J D CANFIELD
SCORCHIfrGS-6 casks
janlg ■
i and for sale by
J B CANFIELD
CtHKESU— 15C0 bxs prime, Instore and for sals by
/ jnnlj- v JB CANPIELP
SALERATUS— 75 bxs and 10 casks, far sale by
JanlS i ;\ JB CANFIELD
CANDLES— 40 bxs Moald.fortalsby •
JanlS. ■ J B CANFIELD
LINSEED OIL—9O bbls for sale by \ .
janig jb Canfield
Gunny bags—aocojostree’d and for sale by _
• janlS •: BRKVFOOLE ft CLARKE
/YKLENAVI’ms—SO bblsfaood winter} ferule by
VT jantS BREYFOGLE ft CLARKR -
BUTTER— to firkins rood RolLtn eloths, for sale by
jsnlri BREYFOGLE ftCLARXK \
(THEEhe— A smalt lot. lor taletow to elose ootutn*
J menu by Janlß BREYFOGLE ft CLARKE
EGGS— to bbls rood.Jast ree’d ud for sale by
jinH - BREYFOGLE ft CLAHKE
NEW BACON—co,ooo. Ibs Hoff Round, prime, in
smokehouse, tor sale by -
Janlfr SELLERS ft NICOL 3
SOAP— so bxs Palm Soap, jast ree'd per steamer
Pike No 9, and.lor sale by
■jams JAMES DALgP-i-t,
VAST COLOIUBO POINTS,
TTT R. MURPHY Invites tbe attention of borers to
Ty • bis present choico stock of Prints at 18)
per yard, «f fast colors and newest stylat. -
Also—Newest styles English Chintzes, from’lB) to
161 ; |
Also—A full assortment of small fi fared IlghtPrints
on-l Chintzes, bnl hloe, pink, laloek, parple,'orange,
Ac- ' ITT^lVbolesalo Rooms np stairs. r IsoiS*
SCORCHED SALTS—4 bbls In store and far sals by
, jpnty HARDY, JONES ft CO
CREAM CHEESE—47 boxes large, In atom and far
sale by Janlß HARDY, JONES ft CO
pOTATOES-140 sacks Id store and for tale by
x. jania HARPY, JONES ft CO
UNNY DAGS—6OO jast ree’d and for ale by
VX:3anlB - BTUART ft SILL
CHILES E—4oo bxs prime, in store aad far sale by
/ JanlS STUART ft SILL
OUGAR—SO bids NO, new crop, jast ree'd and fa
Ossie by janl» McGILLS ft ROE
DRIED PEACHES— too bn on band ud for sale
by July McGILLS ft ROB
T|\BlKb APPLES—A small lot. ebolcfc far sale on
.11/ consignment by jsnl7 McGILLS ft ROE
\f CLASSES—SO hf bbls NO, in store and far tale
iu to ckto consignment by . i _
. jani; * McGILLS ft ROB
Iv< ‘T.vrOI—C ca.'ks far sale by |
janty McGILLS ft ROE
LAny— ao keit and 6 bbls No Lea bsnq end for
tale by janiy McGILLS ft 808
Cl I DKll-25 bbls Crab Cider; .
j SLfLhU-‘ “ jast ree’d ud for sale by
HLABRIDGE, WILSON ft CO,
jai>!7 ' ' Wytet street
Molamuis— ObO-bbis N o, new exep, jast ree 1
ami iur sale by . I
j.,U7 DURBRIDGE, WILSON ft CO
HiriNlxnv GIJISS—ICOO bxr, ars'd jj*** £btr>
W hran'sinskejfarsalaby ■ ■■l
’%!? BURPRIDOE, WlLflOfl ft CO
Pkaki.aSll— 5 eaaks ree’d aad far tale by
„„I7 BURBRIDGE, WILSON ftCO
GI.ASS-5i j bzs su’d, in store and far sale br
j««i l JOBNWATTfcCQ
C ,.OVKK
E~UTTKK-6 bbl* Frtii H®U, tor nl« by i ■ “
imt7 - JOHN WATT * nr>
CHBKBt-fiO bi* pnms wK} • 7 . ■
SOekiOcwiMjlttitowuidfcjiai**.
i»n> 7 John watt t op
T'vRIED FRUIT—gOO btt
<0 “
L3HUUM>fc.KS-mtT
F* jMlg,
' a rm«Bt hr Vm
AIOKRISfc WILLIS*. HOME JOUBIYAL.
Pmussss Wnm—39 td *nmi
“Tiobest paptr In tbe UoIob:® fEreliraßm
“ Buber jei In cml ihna go wUboat It* ißoMoa Poo.
New eabtcribers can be eappUed Cron Jan. 1,1620,
'lt immediate application be made (either peraonaily or
by ieO»n at the Office of Pabliaeupa.O wood at
Janie J. D/LOCrwOOD,
EAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI 1
b
sass\ff?ray3a*as
at Wedlock, A. M.
and paatay* apply on board. - - u
oa Thursday,!
Fbr freight I
SFOR CINCINNATI. ~T7
Tbe splendid steamer
R.TAYLOB,
will 1t,,,. ..
shove aad all latensediate non. T?
ttts day,' tbe SSd Inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. P ° n * oa
Flff.tteighi *r passage apply on board. •
FOR SIL LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER. ""
n. puit,
A. CoX, tauter, will leata far
BBBHBfoe above aad all intermediate earn
ihiidayetio oUe*k ( AM. , 7 U
' For uatgtu or passage, apply on board, or to ,
jana QB MILTENBEBOER
|j Tbt '
Baxter, will’leave for.Um
■■HHBBBabeve tad all Intermediate ports oa
ibis day, at tOd’eloek, ill
Fw freight oj passage uppiyo'n’board. jantl
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
—^) The splendid steamer '
i g 7. Jll- GEO. W. KENDALL,
Norton, Baxter, will leave for the
SOBBEaHMsbeve aim all intermediate portstbis
freight or passage apply oa board, or to
jaaiff UEQ-fl MiLTENBEKGEK. Agents
' *OR CINCINNATI.
A u Tbe spJeodid steamer
rH,*.. ,J»li ... . RINGGOLD,'
. Cepe, will leave for the above
—i—Rtna all intermediate pons on Thors
day,tbe 27tb lastl el 10 A. M. -
ror freight or pfrssago apply oa board. jao!7
PITTSBURG HAND WHEELING PACKET.
—'- Tbe apleadid fast running steamer
rffHk LOUIS MeLANE, W. S. Conwdt,
. UHNr master, (having undergone a tbor*
repair,) wQI ran beraaller as a
regular packet between Pittsburgh
tad Wheeling,* leaving Pittsburgh every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, atO o'clock. For
freight cr passage apply on board, or to
Sn 4 ' W. B. WHEELER, Agent.
OiaonißAVl * PITTSBURGH
dBSftQ dS»
DAILY PACKET LINE.
rpHIB vrell known lino of splendid paxsenger Sleam-
JL ere Is now eomposed or tbe lesgeat, swiftest, bea
inlsbedandfonishmaadmostpowerfolboats on tbs
waters of (be West, every accommodation and ecm.
fort that money ean proeure, has been provided for pas
sengers. Tbe line has bent In operation for five years
—baa carried a million of people without the leut injo*
rata their persons. The boat* will be at the foot cl
Food streeithedaypreviou to starting, for the recep
tion of freight and the entry ol passengers on the regis
ter. In ell eases the passage money mutt be paid in
advance.
SUNDAY PACKS*.
T AAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, wil
leave Pittsbargh every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Wheeling every Eoaday evening at 10 r. v.
’ ; HOIDAY PACKXT.
The MONONGAHELA, Capt Bros*, will leave Pica
burgh every Monday morning at io o'clock; Wheeling
every Monday evening at 10 r. k.
TVRil)im''OEaiT.
The HIBERNIA No. S, Cepe J. KunxT£Z.m, will
leave Pittibergh every Tuesday morning tst 10 o'clock:
Wbeelinx every Tuesday evening at 10 r. u.
WBDttSSSirFSHicK'r.
'OULD CANDLES—IOO bxi'ta more and foraalo
, by JanlS HARDY, JONES A CO
TJACON HAM3—CitT Cared In store and for sala by
M> MM3 STUART A BILL, 119 Wood St
XfEWNEGRO SONG, by B.C. FaernL—>K)llLem
it ueL go down to de Cotton. Field,"—» new Etblo
man Melody, jut rco’d and for sale by
janlS J H HELLOR, 61 Wood st
rpANNERS* OIL—SO bbla StnHH OiLJbr tale bf
X lanlg JAMES PAL2ELWBI Water at
SOLE LEATHER—3OO aides Spanish, fortaiefow
_by_ JAMES DALZELL
T ARD—9O kegs No It ot> band tad for tale by ’’
iilaalS J A R FLO VP
PKABIiAfIg— RStbls Adaau*, oa hand and for sale’
by jenH n <• JARFLOYD
POTASH— U euka in itote and for tale br . '
jul« JAB KLOYP
T?BATUEBfI—IOCO iba prime, for n’abf'
J janlfl JAMES DAI
AT AILS—6OO ken Oliphaai’a brand, for sele
1* JanlO * ■ JAMES DAL:
\TEW BACON—HAMS, SIDES & SHOULBEHS
XT 10)000 Jbs ia Smoke Honre. for rale by ,
KICK A JONES, Canal Sarin,'
JmW near Serenih atreot-
■I?LOOB—ISSbbIa in etere and for raJe by • •"
JC Jaalfl CRAIOAPKINNKB.ggfeaitnn
/AAIB—4SB ba In etpre tad £n tale by*
VJ>nlO CRAIG * SKINNER
ONIONS— 10 bbla rac'd and fi»r aaie by . c
ianlf . . CRAIQ k. BPNNSB
TARfV-8 kert,la Bore and far tale by
AJiaalO CHAIQ A SKINNER
Ub 1 iwt—lo bbl» Freth Bril in cloths, to <Ur jea'd,
O not for alt by jtnifl CRAIG A BKJHNCB /??\
W
BEANB— W bbU SsuU White, for tide br . • i
im* craig feSKtwrea "
D foaS FEACHE8 ‘‘~ 25bnJ CTLUQtagSSS? 7
ICKOHY NUTfr—lo bblaia core and Tor ul« br
)*Pld CRAIG A SKINNER
IRREN APPLES-83 bbU la «iorc and for tale br
r Jaald • ' , CRAIG A SKINNER
T)OTATOEB—4OO bbls la stare and for tale by
X JanlO CRAIOfc SKINNER,23^Jnltetc
UUTTER— B bbls (Plainpore) Fresh Roll.Jsst'ree’d
1 J and for sale by JtnlQ—- JAR PLOVD
*DBACHBP—9OObo. to close consignment, for silebr
JL janlO ' STUART A SILL
COBURG CLOTHS are telling wotj cheap (same as
low as 25 cents per yard) at . •, *
• jaan - a a mason a.00*9
LAMPBLACK— 90 bbls in store and for sale by
JtaM J KIDD A CO, 00 Wood st
GUM KUiO—fl3 lbs (True) jut rec’d as I for sale hr
jtai» J KIDD ACO '
CH. PENCILS—4O gross, us’d, jatt ree’d a t,a f ot
. aaloby. _jiaW.’ JRIDDVco
TIN. FOIL—IS lbs jest rec’dand for salelF. -■
- , “a : lK ' T J*co
OANCY SOAP—SO boxes us'd, for sr’». v -
— JtCla -—1-— KIDD A CO,
SRILtSQ OFF AT RBDVC m pbiobs,
T ;o'iT «'■n
pnoea, their, stock 1 of Winter g!^!L 0 M^isSsr 6 ol -
Shawls tad Ladies* Dress r ? M P' consisting of
Alio—Blankets and pSane* ZVifiZ'
eus, and a fall asaomner *•> C[°Uis, Canines, B*un-
Conftdent that betterbsrii. of he,Ty H* 110 ?
.. k.itoih. •u'JC”r c b "“A. '
. ALEXANDER ft DAY,
—: ■ - 73 Market street.
JOIL-10 bbls oore, (will stand
SELLERa ft WOOLS
BBED-4CO be la store and for rale by
Vjaalb . JAMES AJIUTCHIdONfttxi'
OIjOYEA BEED-3 bbls leu reeHi-end for «Blbby
\J janl4 RHEY, MATTHEWS ft Co
GLAB3—4OO boxes us’d sites, Frank-
Jf\ -I^®»3o<ll B«ith ft Ilerron’s Brands, in store and
for sale by\ janli RHKY.ItATTHKWa * rff
bbls Extra Family aad Bopettnej
prime R yet in store and" for sale br
' \ ,L 3 WATERMAN,
- _ \ at Water and MF.onist
M^Vr 18 6Wi Coni Meal, to store and for rate by
illjanM \ LSWaTERMaw -
LARD-30 bbla No 1 Leaf, ~
159 kegs do \for rale by '
__j*s** _ L 8 WATF/iMAN
REACHES— HOucks Dried Peaches}
' »ba prime p*redVfor tale by
■ L 8 WATERMAN
Ba«r Cored, ja*t rrc’d u<l
Jar aaio by jiaU ftfcW DaRWaUGH
rjLGjKa *
SfcW HARhaL’QH
oawbartbr
S fc W HARBAUGH
n °* *» flora tad for u!c br
SJiHi SAW HARRAUCH
BttBaOIDKXUBg. ■
A gSHP.VES? O * of Pose* Wroojht C»pe»„
fitted, Terr cheap, *t
- lKjJ< AAMASOMAm^MMarketK
rac’d uul for u!c br
SfcWHARBACGH
' x fcsr boclrcJ
1 Kl 'r. KAI :^ KS Jt APPLES—..
•J ba , J«’d «ud for tale by
— lllOl4 S & \Y HARD/
LIMB—IOO bliii la atore and for n!a
f- 1 , r - 8& W HAUHAUOH
. .. 20 kej» »• 'ferttleby
iial * LB WATERMAN
C'lSf E_ “ ‘j S ilru>%
, ri „ ’S&g&g
gbbU
iTkite,
. S WATER**-**.
O pniae mi* CioTerßwJ; ..
0,,." SOhoiuleUf prittfl Ti»«tb* (S? 2
«a< fertile by juf« -Lfl WATgU**”
"■OBW&Y FLAUS” j
THESE nroorlor BUakeUs m*4c of ti* .
foo»a
Uooaoof i ’ ~- iW B
loot* 1 NE toraet Foortb
7Toinffa-f»Es=sjassris3rwE»
Golubed cotton. vEEvßrac 2
Mafliek
MAWm.-
lul? 11 ’ W^priee '’ 11 • AUAK)»»C<rs
SI fegg-B! '%fia#SiSSS&
fl^> y pen cocHBAN,» Wood n
g^Wmi7HSSs^.^ 2 ~^to^r
*OOL—S tacks la
jack '