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-«riy lflXhottT *'
i&MlMTreo&mta*. On ■ ck ?
an •]*> &* to Mr.' Huleit,of <l>» Senile,
■gßofonOßoiantaihaHo™.. W“ ta> '
<l>lm Heir Territory question.
' ijja pobtictl lon of liie lite admirable Me* j
of Ow.Teytor, on the X«rri*oritl Qaestion, I
ttapab&6 ttlnd ha* bees intend; occupied on lie I
mode. cf ; «etilistf ,U»e elaming difflcuUiMj
* ; wtochhtTeirowtt op from the detennioatfoa of!
iltgM|tn«oaa portioD of ths I
■ 1 fatal? seqnind.aoiU ;■ r.
■’ 'Tteimmdukeßbjr ihoMe»ageU*lmb*tmu%
• ••• ' ymilly approved *riho North* WhileUdoeal
adtgA totbeexte&t detired by some, yet it it]
tnfeca «Q eminently »fe'
■ 't** 1 pfttdeat poeltion, and ancfa a» become* ■ Pre*i'.
of tbs Union.
4- With regard to California, 's*>- Message' ,(boald
tg prefctly satisfactory to" all. ll recommends
«P ftiaiaifa oftbenew Stale, as soon as the ap*
• b jSjrnudly made. As the constitution
qfcptdd etclndea ala very, toe peopleoftho North
te& have noreasoa to objoct,'. and aa toe South
- te always Mpporukl too doctrioe that too States
Itov* ateotato control of their own domtotlo inati
» thttoss, they have no fight toobjeef, and .cannot
4oso with any showof consistency. There iano
then to relatio n to California, toe. recom-j
jttenialioca of IhoPreaidect being eminently wor
ftoy ofadoption.
i IniWaidtothe territories of Deseret and New
there la ton harmony of opinion; but!
> U' , f 4<rtn « of too Message are
weighed, and the whtdc juttf eel thorough*
examined patriotic desire to harmonise
toafllefing interests, and to do nothing
laglTe toe Southern disnoionista a reason for per*
- trowtee'in’their mad projects, it is difficult to
ptbt, oat s tetter.
: i The President advise** policy of non intone**
■ -tyn. in relmon to these territories. He is for
(penpenihg any Coogreasional action unUl to B peo«
jgo Jong Elate Government*, and formally apply
4tf t Into tha Union. Is not this policy 1
- perfectly aaftl As tor aa slavery is concerned, ure
• «thtok ft folly so.’- Thoao territories are now free
• ftom rinvery, made so by the Government of
1839.1 {That instiluttoa oanaol be intro*,
looted there withont toe sanctioaof Congrcr*, or
1 loftbapeople after they become aState. The poli
cy of totervention recommended by the Preai*
4ost,VlQ therefore keep these territoriesftee, no*
nedat finite constitutions.' Is not
- this conree better, than to attempt to force toe
. rggflmot Proviao'throngh Coogren.attoe risk of
1 s mad attempt at disaolntioa of the Union? .
Were there danger of Slavery being carried to
• tte sew territories, by postponing final action or
' •tost the occth would ihna bo placed in a worse
: portion tten at present, we would urge anim
-aediato decision; bnt as slavery-cannot be intro*!
< -toeedtatby the sanction of the Federal Govern*
• -T-Vj and as toenorth is becoming stronger every
'teylasd will be all powerful afier the next census, 1
**9 colder the course recommended by'toe Pre-]
J -*uaß«a* : perfectly aafe, and worthy oTtoo snpport
■ «<* *ll tovatooftoe Uaiom-, The only doubtful mat*
- tor in rebitton jq.ihrrciaim-eetap by
, flkttt toVlirgeporUott of New Mexico. This
- -eUa should be restated with all the firmness and
seal which its importance demands, and with alii
: ratemaamooastituilonaflyafibrded.- Batitappean'
•to as that the north’win lose nothing by the.non*'
«ialeryentkm policy fn relation' to this question, as
' ; toe Government of tha .United Stoles now exer*
-eiaea * military authority over that territory, and
'■ too"people in the enjoyment of their an.
•dot ttunicipel laws, while Texas is .suffered to,
•• • exercise no anthority whatever. It is probable,;
• *«so, that New Mexico will apply for admission as
: >*free state, within another year, and thus decide
• rfcrlhesaelvet toe case egaihst Texas. j
tin e'very view of the question, then, we think 1
*’ has recommended a just, safe,and j
' ewisa policy, and we hope be will be cordially aos-.
retoml by. too Whlga to Congress, end by aU otaera
:a *b»~'hevo . m ore attachment to country than to
-yfy Such a course we believe will be. the most
: -rttetfve to foiling the disunionisu of any other..
. 'Jfteyaro now‘seeking for some show of provo*
aflbrd them a lame excuse for their tre*.
•IoBablencheme»-tbecaoderftte«nd prudent conn*
-gab of. the President-have overwhelmed them.
.• c;: with confusion and dismay.
•' - rW Mmwrt at flximt.—Mr. Hanucgßa has'
' ■' and wo hope to bear before long of/
rtbolrballof t fowmore. We think the present
■ ■■ jqnfr'JnTiT**** at the Courta. of Brussels and
• JbmS be changed without tbp. interest* of
tht wa*ciißs anv material fojuiry thereby*
( ' {Thefiatpoa*e«*3neoU:ernierit thanbcingaion
tB tam of Mr.<JaJhoau, who, while Secretary of
'« •«-Sato, junder Tyler, contorted the ifaatiioa upon
•' ,Wgdahgtar , ahusbaad,rememberiDglheold scrips
.... -nrnl adage, that, “he who ia unmindful of hia own'
“ ' hntff r ** waraa than on infidel.” The Charge at.
• «Ee«e, ifho peaaeaaea any merit whatever—whleh
• v. - .in ihftrr&eTtr heard affirmed—fa probably in
' dflteHfCT tothe&ctlhatho iaaaon of
• ’ *.yg| fithfr, the Senator from Michigan, verifying
• thardry anther important saying, that “it ia Incky
~«joaaetknes to hare a father.”
TiMk Shad havo already been aerycd up la Phil-
They are brought from Charleston per
4toamet. | t
PlanaM. Wantons.—The Sob Treasurer at.
.Mew. York has demanded payment of this gentle*
-oas fifths balance which he owes the Govern*;
So dadinea'paying the gne hundred thorn*
arf doctors which he and his friends promised to
We thought this wonld be the case.
Tsbulsxaxd.'—U is bow teen from an Hondo*
ygs doeummtt published, that the cession o t the
/ V*—* *t TtTe.br the govetaate at was a very co
v • tfam ftp*i~ ar i wihiT, wm no cession at ill. The
. «Mioft,U appears, U for the brief-term of eigfe*'
tae&BO&th*, end ibr the express, the explicitly
«TOW«d# ptu? o * o of preventing the island being
. ü bf aotne foreign end tnlmical power**
' maA Weecnro Ita posseesou lo'Hooduras herself:
' tkfoabtf* matters it, mast be admitted, very mt-
giro » new cluracicr, both to tho
; : arinn ofttutUud by tbe Brilitb tod Ibo wio.
‘ a— flqntro ia makttg tba treaty, which, io
fct a «bi «>> propdieito mako tho
;‘t' . goToninteot» conreoicnco.omlotolhiiig
boro to Hooiora.
-j, Virjrtr' ■attmim'm .»«* X°“--
* •-: Ctn&U Cook .—Hie' subscription ia New lars,
atesttmcnial to this daring Sailor, who reader*
such valuable aid totho crew and passengers,
r *u* Caleb brioahaw amounts' already to over
$3OOO, and*'Will; says the' Commercial, probably
%v v oewan :»SQOO-*cfcre it if finished. A gold box
r«sd;tl»'<ieedon ofthe City ia to be presented
Maby the Corporation. A’ msgnifieent teetlmo*
\ O'.;.'-!- /‘.'V-
':VOwnv^ijiEniliah paper aaya that *aOcnn«B
toarceent volume on ibo toeW
~ ■■ . ”' ; ooiidllion of Great Britain™- ■
" /T'’ : : i - • • "Thera in naeh a aoanbty of Ihlevpa to Eng laai»
V i <b»itt«*arec&l)®ed to offer arewan!for Weirdl*
lavras, ofMoWe, a Emmie graaddatrgh
' : U U said, expressed .her .de*
•.•••“ ; 'flMMlutta&totikaihaveQ.
utmost duorder.*tlU
. . •»:- : ...yjtttf*lktheQMoL^tslatarc}the troo iplhtof
to icip ttiamphnauhciv.
: 9801 WAiBDWWO**
Flsrtufh Gaiette.
Wittowtos, J«* 23» lS5O ' i
Ootomt Bewu« «*" *' 'to- *”
Bmi«uluiexile*. Tto. *»” be *°““lf®.
Si. of AMtriin tymnnfi h«« not
„l feoioi Illume, 00 Terr loipoKO*
Sst pin* •*» b ““ B * d '> tal "™* TOiU J I “.
ZkofMpeot ml wopolhT *• *«■
uroU tioto. Tide reception bp Present
Tiylor -vtt«neh as most h*TC bee* pili tying
trt w»' faeiiaw u soldiers and’ patriots. They
bave since diced with the.Presideni, the Secret**
ryofStatie, Winlhrop, anitbe Mayor 1
ofite dty,and fctTe bee&Vf«ited bjr many oflha
incut distidfcoiibed members of Congress of both
puties.
Mr. f helps delivered s Toy aonnd, able, and
concOiaiory apeeeh in the Senate ,to day, upon
the slavery question. It was heard with more
’tuentioa thin any speech delivered at
tt»« eeasioa. The. Immediate oocaxion was the
printing : of the Vermont resolutions, inatrecUsg
her Senators toopgoae the extension of slavery.
In the Home there was a little finny overthe
contested ejection, In low*.. From Ibe debit* .
was evident that the Demoattc aide of the House
had prejudged. the esse, end are determined to
keep Thompson in* quite regardless ofthe merits
of Mr. Miller’s elsim—nothing definite was done.—
I think Miller - has right on his» side—hot that
Thompson has might on his. It Is possible, thongh
not probable, that the election may be declared
nnUjtnd referred back to the people. •
Mr. day is said to be preparing a plancompro*
miaingthe of the North sad South on the
Slavery question.
The lobby members, whose name is legion, are
in great tribulation at the existingstste efthinga.
They are of two.clsasea. Those who oppose or
advocate' appointment* and confirmations, and
(frw. who have charge of private bills, contracts,
aid other business, depending upon the move
ments of- They my that whatever
might become of the eopntrjr, about which they
are particularly solicitous; a fight *f»f ari all ap
propriation* would thereby run them, and, there
fore, Ui#p or no Union, slavery, or noalavery,
they want the money. Try the issue, any they,
upon anjf other plea than Jhts of flopping the sop--
plies. They are indignant at the interpolation of
the “money counts," and tbo'great action pending
between the North and South.
The ekcitementauho.CspUol upon the slavery
question, among the Southern members, is increas
ing at a fearful rate. And It V very remarkable
the caeitemeof is. all on their aide: Whigs and!
Democrat fom ,the frwgtgtes remain, ' as loall
outward appearanoe*,.MWla»yatarffcioM- 1
pasted a portion- of last evening a *to»s
aion upon this subject urns in progresa between a]
number of members ol both Houses, belonging to
both parties, and both diviaioaa of the Union, and <
Jrom the terms in which the Southern men exprea
aed tbc£|elves, H evident that they lyxnpa.
if . not to tho fpQest extent, in. no incon
siderable. degree, with, the ipi# cf Clingman'a
most extraordinary speech of yesterday, la par*
licnlar, they trowed that the project cf opposing
all appropriations, until their demands, as regards
the questions at issue between the Nerth and South
shall been complpd with, had been deliber
ately adopted Ip a sufficient number to cany it out*
That a serious will he made to ef
fect this object ia now almost certvn, and U is of
a character to exeite the deepest atsrm, to ad-j
; vocatee Indeed admit that it will most likely lead
to jfrnr* of personal violence upon the floor, that
may tawf/fal termination. This they say they
are prepared far, hr* if it occur, it was the cold
blooded declaration oif CUngpua, and echoed in
my hearing by some of bis honorstie gspociates
on the other aide of the House, not a quorum:
would survive far-the transaction of business *—
What meaning has this.language, if it be note'
threat that if disturbed In their scheme of breaking
up thdjjqsae; dr of coercing the majority into the
legislation they deftand, they will strew the floor.
; with she corpses of tbop wb? /t# them.
But I hope and treat.that, the great mijority of
the Southern members disapprove of ihe-'sptft ot
Mr.'Clingman’s speech; T hear it staled to days
that very few indeed can be found to aobecrfbe
' & copies far circulation among their constituents,
j s eompliment which all of them would no doubt
i'WgUd to phy-him, ednW flilf uflawwtltg *PfM*
| to endorse, even by Implication, the sentiments
i contained fa it.' 1 . Jtnuus.
rnpp worn.
Correspondence of tbs Rtubsrgh Gaxetm.
Nrw Yoax, Jan. 23, JB5O.
The Message of General Taylor, In relation to
the past and preaent policy of the government in
California affaire, does cot meet the approbation
of-the Democracy, who want the President to
assume Legislative-power. and 'settle the funds*
mental laws of our new State upon 'the alavery
question. Gen. Taylor .has, with the sagacity cf
a patriot and accomplished ataiesman, left Cali*;
forrilato»T whether or not she will bo borne to
the - ground with the incubus of alavery, and rtJ
fdtes, slaveholder though be is, to lend the power
ofthegovernmaai to perpetuate what be or any
other sensible man knows ip p disgruc? to our
otherwise stainless national reputation. The
Whigs, on the other hand, are' mueh elaied, and
feel that in any eveot the President and the Whig
party will, uponthU-question, stand honorably be*
Ore the country *n4 the world.
Among the marks of progress, £?xjr be mention*
ed the compleSioa ©fa new Church in Brooklyn,
Or the Rev. Henry W. Beecher, a sen of the e&:
centrio Beecher.' Ita'tnlerior resembles ia theatre,
with t£r«e rows of.seats or paws, affording room
withoatetswdiog, for twenty five hundred per*
«ohs, which ta a ftmfjl audience for this divine to
kuract. U maynotbo eaLniejeatinfcto your (air
readen, to know that tho “aewing circle? meets at
the parlors of the church, two elegant rooms light*
ed by gas chandeliers,' sod made comfortable By
all the affluences of » drawing room at home.
This is a fiunons improvement on the custom of
“meeting round,” and does away with the neee*.
aityfor preparicgre/teshmealsfortho parish,and
exposing people of large hearts but-limited means,
to a rivalry in entertainment with neighbors, who
have mow money than real devotion to the cause'
ofihe church. To bo sure, a good many think that
the absence of the stimulus of a cup of tea, and
cake made after “such » nice and cheap” reoefpe,
may cause leas work to be done, but ithia is only
sunnise, and must bo settled by future
The trials are gqne.
It is currently reported here, and the moor is
no doabt tree, that a line of steam ship# has.been
contracted for, to run between Panama and Chi*
na. The line once in operation will giro na a
hasty cup of lea indeed, and ahortea the distance
from Cbittit at least £lty days sooner than has been
made, except by tho overlaid Indian route. Bhips
hare been chartered at Eastern porta for two
years, to carry eoal from New Holland to Pant*
ma,for the use of the New York ships.
As a matter in which your agricultural readers
are interested, it may be noticed that an agent U
tere,to wake an arrangement, by which the dro
vers of Ohtowthe West may be saved from losses
now inflicted upon them &y the bad location ot
out cattle market, and the cattle broken, who
stand between tho drovers and botchers. It is
now in contemplation to establish a new market
on the Jersey side of the river, and to aell without
the aid of a broker.and for cash only, It is also
in contemplation: to change the market day to
Thnnday from Monday, and thus relieve the dro
vera (com Sonday work, a day on which they al
low that operation* to the extent of; $25,000 to
$30,000, are often made new. Tbe Western
dieven have tbe power, and are determined to
make tho fat botchers of New York eueenmb.
For exchange by the*steamer to day, the mar
ket closed at 8 0 B}, and a good supply left. A
good demand exists tot government .stocks, of
which tbeferelgn remittances, has been fair. The
recentsales have been a quarter of a million, at
113 i, which in the fkeeof oar national want, and
the slavery excitement, does not look ss though tho
people were afraid of disunion. .The stock of
bullion in the city is now ten millions of dollars,
loaaynolhiog of * oflUon lent to the ; banks of Sa
vannah, to enable them to settle the Flemish ac
count, lltafr books ah<»y«*tbfo the year
in.thowsyofeoln./ . . v . '•*
v Coflbe an the leading items just
noW.The former stands at 13}014> for ordinary
aod fsirj and the chief hoidea atiff, though weak
xOgfiseei the market at i off the highest rates of
the t^vn.' CoIGm has soldo! lSieenta for Rio
extent,an advance of 100 per cent from
theiaSt of last year. Floor hti'isßen 6013}
pc bsjrel for common Sato. OTaa ii daH—
Provuionr ..-tUull, with u downward .look. No
eliance in lioo. Lead is firmer, bet the market is
a whole is it active. • C.
The following is an abstract of the bill for ao
thcrimg a general system of Banking, read by Mr.
rugara, of to the Senate, on tl£e 31st
fast. It spoean to nx to be an excellent bill, and
certainly protecta the bill bolder against all posst*
UHlyoflott. We hope U may become a law
Section 1. Requires the Auditor General to
tatue to be engraved each quantity of circulating
note*, like bank note*, of the different denomina
tions issued by the incorporated banks of tb«
State, as may be neeeesary to carry into effect tbr
provisions of this 0c1,.-aud such notea shall be
counter*!rued, numbered, and registered tn pro
per boottS in the office of the AuditorGeoeral, and
5 s«h persons as the Auditor General shall ap
association of peraona,
not less than five, formed for banking purposes,
' shall lawfully transfer to the Auditor General any
1 'portion of pnblic stock now created, or that may
K IC created, by this State, or the United
soch association shall be entitled to receive
front tho Aouitor General snob quantity of arcu
r??:_ _ u ma v bo demanded, countersigned
and registered as aforesaid, four filths ofaaid stock
rrL.rrj.t-mt of at least firepercenl per annum,
Mdrtdiell not Jo I.wfol lor ft. Auditor Gerer.l
Jo Uto soch .took at . rate above .1. par value,
3. 3ocb mwoduiOß i. hereby authorised,
after hsvina etecqled end signed such clrcnlaUog
notea in tbe mnnner required b, law, to melee ,
them obligatory promiaaory notes payable on do.
raand at the piano of busioewL within this State, of
such association, to loan and circulate the same
according lo the ordinary course of banking bust-
Sec. 4. In ease any bank 'issuing anch note*
■ball at any timi hereafter, on lawful demand,
during usual houra of business, (nine and tbreo
o’clock) reluac or fail to redeem etch note* in the
lawful money of the United States, the bolder may
cause the aame to be proteated lor non-payment by
a notary public, and the Auditor-General, on re
ceivlng auch proteat, shall giro notice to the mak
ers of anch note to pay, and If they do not for ten
dtyy, the Auditor General ah all immediately there
upon giro notice, through certain papers, that all
the notes of auch association will be redeemer out
of trust funds in his hands for that purpose, nnd
the Auditor General ahalUpply fanda 10 tbe
payment pro rata of auch notea* -
1 See. 5. The bills or notes so countersigned, and
; payment of which ahall be so secured by the
! truster of Public Stock, shall be stamped on their
i faces “Secured by Pledge of Public Stocks.
i Sec. 6. The public debt ,to be deposited with
the Auditor General, ahall be held by him exclu
sively for the redemption of the notes.
‘ Se©.‘ 7. One quarter of one per cent, eemi anno
i ally on the par value of the stocks transferred,
shift be applied by the Aoditor General to the
1 sinking fund for the extinguishment of tho public
i 8. Allows the Auditor Genera', if auch as* :
locution do not pay auch bills 6u demand, ha apo- ;
1 cified in the fourth lection; to sell at public sue
tion the public stock ao pledged, or any part of it,
and out of tfce proceeds pay said bills.
' See. 9. The pittas, dies and matenalr, for print
ing such notla, to remain in possession orthe Au*
duw General, each association to pay the expense ,
incurred in procuring them, and printing the notea.
See. 10. Tho Auditor General shall not coun
tersign bills or noleafor any association exceeding i
fourfifiha ot the pnblie debt deposited by such as-
B °Se&ll. Any number of persons not lesa than 1
five, may caUmish oEceaof discount, deposit and
etiolation, upon term* described in ihja act; but ,
,lhb aggregate amoatHOf capital stock cfasyasso* ,
ciation shall not be lesa than 150,000.
Sec 12. Every association establishing the bust*
nets of banking, shall make a certificate which
abaft specify—l*l, .the name a*sumed } 2d, rtus
place where the operation* of discount and deposit*
are to be carried on: 3d, the amount of capital
stock; «th, ; ihe Wfcia andplace* or resident ot
the shareholders, and nutober of chorea beldby
respectively; and fth, Uaepenpa alwuch .
anch association shall havg been foratid..
Seo. 13. The certificate ahall be filed in the or,
j fioe of the Recorder ortho County; and the Secre
tary olthe Commonwealth. ;L,
I Sec. 14. Soch association to have PK c . f t 0 “
ry on the bnsineaaof banking by diictfinung bJli,
nolea and ptber evidences of debt, by receiving
depMiftr lyiriOfl atf gold and silver bull
ioa,foreign mIS isiVslhof
cne of their own namber »* J?re<i4«i£ B l*
point aCashler andothar neceswy c'Oicera.
Sec. 15. The shares of capital Hock ihaß bo
deemed personal property, and shaft; be transferra
bloon the bcoka of the tank, os may be agreed
noon in *hei* Mtick. or iu.oci.tion. .
"Seo. lfi Auy asaodation may increase their
capital find thp.nnuls? of nsaoetntes from time to
time aa they may flunk -proper, lh=t such
capital ahal'never in any rath exceed-five
dred thousand dollar*. ’ . >• ..
See. 17. All contract* of any bank under uus
: tet and oil notea and billa issued by the same,
abaft be sirred by the president and cashier there,
of* aft nulla ahall bebrought mi.the name of the
abodatioo, and any person having -demands
aaainatanch bank.may maintaio action against it;
and’aftjndgmeats end decree* obtained or render
ed against anefc 4rioct*iioo, for say debt or liabili
ty, abaft be 1 enforced only against the .joint proper,
tv ot the association.
r ‘Sec. 18. No shareholder ahall be liable *n hi* in
diTidail cp»oi, be pod
'&aed, or "uraar eoaMset, deb* a* etgtsemenf.
unlen tbe uuele. of auocitlioa by bun .'feed
■ball b.»o declared that tbe abarebolder aball be
so liable. ...
Sec.-19. Banka established ooder this act may
Mi and convey real estate. ,
*• jvlft bp jeectwj far its Inflate
accommodation in the coo*m«pt IranMCKonof
Us business. 24. Snch as abaft l» moitgaced or-'
conveyed toil in good fifth in fat isfaeUea of debts
nrevioualy contracted in the coorve of its dealings;
or 3d, Soch as it abaft pnrehase at sales under
judgments, decrees, or mortgage* held by such
aaaoeiatiao. No bank under, this act ahall pur
chase, hold, or convey real estate in any other
ind all conveyances' shall be made to the
President or such other officer aa shall be indi
cated In the articles ot areoeiaiion.
gee. il. Every bank uudpf thia act ahall. on the
grit Monday of January,'April, July, and October,
in every year, make up tod -transmit t>the Audi
tor General * full statement of tbe affaire of the
bank, u» follow.— i
Ist The amount of capital actually paid to.
2d. Tbe value of all real estate owned by auch
bank. • *
'73d. pumber of sharp? of etock held by each
bank. j 1
*. 4th.i Amount of debts dop the bank, specifying
tnf b as are due from the monied or other corpor
ations; also, amount secured by bond nod mort
gage or judgment. ....
sth. Amount of debts due by said bank, specify
ing such aa are payable on demand and are due
toother bajike. -
6th. Amoout of rml other evldences ; of
debt issued by said bink.'"
7ib. Amount of profit and low of said bank nnce
its last preceding statement, of dividends declared
and made during aame . period. ..
6lb.‘Amount ol Increase of capital, stock, and
names ol ail persons who shall have become parties
to aaaocinlion. or may have withdrawn ained last
' preceatoz report
Sec. 2f. If tt ban>: ngglects to do this, the Audi. 1
tor General shall proieeJ to dose Bp and redeem
the circulating notes of such; bank,'u before pro
vided for, refusing to redeem its notes. ]
See. 22. If nay portion of the original capita] he i
! withdrawn for any purpose whatever, whilst any
1 debts of tho bank,except circulating notes, retrain ]
I unsatisfied, no dividends shall be made until the |
1 deficit be made up. , . _ .--5,J 5 ,
Sec. 23. Tho Auditor General, the Secretary of
i the" Commonwealth, a4d the State Treasurer are I
: to bo a board to examine tbe condition of banka
I from returns made, and il they discover that, the
; collateral security baa «o depreciated in value that,
tbe bill holder in in danger of losing, in that case
j tbe Auditor General shall give the President or
| Cashier of said lank notice of tbe opinion of the
1 Board, and request such bank to inereaae the ae
| curity to-an amount specified by the Board; and if
I the banfc*6oald-Ail tu complv, the Auditor Gene
i nl may proceed to clow the businesi. and reduce
I the circulating notes, as before provided. •
8ec.24 Every bank established under thia act
: shall be liable to pay the holder of any bill, of
which payment shaft have been refused, at the
rate of twelve per cent per annum, from the .time
of such refusal.
Seo. 25. All notea is*ued under this act payable
at the bank which ittoea them.
flee. 20. The atoejtandbd;videodsof aft banks
formed under tbl* act shall be. subject to tome tares
which are sow or may bereafer be provided by
law taxing hank dividends' and stock*.
See. 27. If the tnard of examiners have reason
to believe the returns made bv any bank fraudu
lent, they have power to appoint examiners.
23. Tho Legislature reserves the right to
amend, alter, or repeal this act, so ts to do no in
justice to the corporator*.
an4 Vittabarph Rail H,o»a.
A meeting of tho, Board of Directors of tho
Clevelasd and Pittsburgh Bail Eoad- Company
«, held at their offloe, ia Revenue, last week.
We understand there was a lull attendance, and
much business trsnueted. Permanent plans were
adopted for completing the road witbio the t.roe
tpedfled ia the eoolfact with Messrs. Chsmberlm
fle Co. Entire confidence is (pit that we shall have
the cars running upon seventy miles of the north
ern end oftbe road by the first of Novembernext.
The best of feeling prevails along the line. The
Rights of Way are all settled, and most of tho de
pot grounds rocured. Contras sre
for wood, for foel nt different points. EsUtnates
wtheamounl of about $30,000 have been paid
during the past mouth. Soon after tho spring
open- tie iron horse, with bis tremendous power,
will be brought upon the road, to aid w its con
>trwShave truly a “working BoardcrDlreciori,”
who deaervo all honor for par*
mvsranee. Our editorial blood circulates more
briskly as tho time approaches whea we are to
shake hands with our good friemU in Cte.elsnd,
in about an hoar’s time, after leaving Ravenna.
“Look out for the engine when the beu rings.
Rovtnna Whig.
* l lhopt you will be ablo to support me,** said
s'young lady while walking out one evening with
her intended, daring s somewbat slippery stale
of tbe sidewalk," Why, yea," said the : some
what hesitating swain, “with a little ass [stance
from your father." There vunss confusion,
tad u profound gfleMi.
jr9.-*Sccx
ThsßostikiHi
JH Com.—When Prof.Webslet.’ #u Into
tbe municipal court oa Samrd'' to h» Tr in
dictment against him Port of
thatjCity says;)
A’few tamale* before or i 0 he entered the coart
room, moving with • qalr k, nervous step, and was
led to a chair behind Ur e bar, and in front of the
dock. The expression 4 0 f bit coontenanoe w*a
that of a peraon jaair « covering from aome aevere
illness, and permute' j for the first lime to leave hia -
chamber. It was manifest that his feelings bad
not beeu adjuster, to the extraordinary teens in
which he forme d the principal object, and there
was an air or e xhansiion and anfiering in the has*
ty and uneertriia glance he cast around him. Not
a moment of delay occurred in disposing of the
business fov whieh he was brought up. WMrvjt*
ibloemcv.oa, Mr. Phillips, the Clerk, called upon
the prisoner io rise, and he promptly obeyed the
order, resting his hands on the rails before him
The clerk then, holding the indictment in Hs hand,
said, in a foil and distinct voice—“ John White
( Webster, the grand inquest fo r the county of Suf
folk, have returned into this court an indictment
I wherein you are charged with the mnrder of
| George Parkman. This indictment will be certi
fied up to the supreme Judicial conn, where you
| will be called upon for trial thereon, at such time
as that court shall order, A copy of this indict*
l meat will be furnished to you. This court now
orders that you wiU be taken back to jail to be
there kepi in custody, until discharged by due
i pourse of law."
Notwithstanding the unquestionable effort be
i made to listen to tbe clerk without displaying any
external sign of what was passing within his bo
ram, the nwfal declaration, u for tkt mvrder of
Grorga Parisian,” caused a momentary change In
hitfoaiures; there was a contraction of the mus
cles of the mouth and an increased puller over
*pread:hi» (ace.
Thu instant the order of the court was announ
ced by the clerk, Dr. Webster was removed
as rapidly os he had entered. The whole proceed*
ing did not occupy four minutes.
The appearance of Dr. Webster indicated noth
ing beyond aflllction, aod when his long establish
ed position in ille, the terrible charge broogfal
ngaiqs! him, and the distressing condition of his
large' and interesting (amity, are considered, bis
1 present situation most be regarded as afflictive be*
yond ail conception whether he be gqiky or inno-
' i
Among the spectator* were many who attended
hi* lectures in and elsewhere, and many
others who had hehrd him testify'ln court in <*m
of murder by poisln, and we may venture to tay
that not one of either class could bring themselves
to realize fully the dreadfbl change in his aitqation.
He wa* withdrawn from the coart ere they could
persuade themselves, either by bis living presence,
or by hearing his name call'd, that the well known,
lively, resiles*, bustling, now amiable tod now
petulant Professor Webster, was a prisoner at the I
bar, charged with the wilful morder of an old
friend, even more distinguished for personal pecu
liarities than he was hitpself*. The audience gen*
lernlJy were' profoundly affected by his appearance,
and'not one vindictive expression even whli
pered in refr sfibrt will be
be made to '
A horrible oa DoUon
Prflrie, >d Olu, j the sthto*L
The Marshall' Democrat gives the particular*,
from which we gather, that John Knight sold to hit
brother, Joseph Knight, a wagon, for which he
was to dig him two wells, or pay him fifty dollar*.
The work on the wells was partially performed,
and then abandoned. John then sued add recov
ered judgment. On Friday, Joseph went to his
brother's house, and made an attempt to take his
life, with a bog knife, but failed; and then told
him unless he gave him a receipt against lui
judgment, by the next morning at 6 o’clock, he
would slioot him. Complaint waa made against
Joseph, and a warrant issued, bat the officer fail
ed to lake bim. John returned home, and loaded
his gnn, as he laid, for th& .purpose of defending
himself, should Joseph attempt to entry H>ut bis
threat. Next morning, soon after break fait, the
children announced that Jeseph was approaching,
with his gun. John took down hiagun,and step
ped oat ofthe door, sad when Joseph eame with- j
in tfie yard, he told him not to approach or he 1
would shoot him. Joseph without making any ret*
popse drew up his gun and aJmthttbrother through ]
the h'cfrU Wm. Knight, another prolue?, barely
1 escaped with bis life.. Joepb then re*loaded hie
| gun, and started for homo. OS’his way, he told a
ueiehdor whnl he dose and requested bim to'go
r and sec whether hi* brother. was dead. Oa
* reaching home, he started off, but soon return-
I ed and told his wife that his lib was a burden to
| aim, am* yoi}ld uot credo justice. He
II was then cammiUed to await his trial.
GENERAL ITEMS.
RouesctTATtvt no* Cauroauu —-Amot $
ihe p&s-'eagen m the steamer Cherokee, from
Chiffres, vu the Hon. Geoff e W. Weight, one of
the oe'w Representatives to Cscgres* from Cali
fornia. fee fcnuga a fftwt tp ifee
8:1:0, from T. Butler Ring, relative lotbe gold
beaxim.qaart* ofCaliTonu*,_ of
nteioas specimen*. ; '
The militia force of the several bates, by the
tut returns, armed and equipped, for service,
amounts to one million, seven hundred and loity*
nine thousand and eighty two’
Several Jewish {aMUm eju)gr»l e 4 rot ?
Bohemia to tho Doited Staler, with r a view cf
founding a Jewish settlement in Wipccßrin-
A drove of dear, daring a laid trip of the oars
from Sandoiky, ran alongside ol the train for sere,
rai miles. It was a novel sight for the paaecngers.
AnctxirTPaTSNTlxsrauxoT voaCauicHSmr*
kus.—U appears from Lewis’HitioryJi .linn, that
in the early times of Massachusetts^it *as the
cuspra]".* q tpaq to pc abonrjbe meeting houses
duritg divide service and wake iketieept i*. He
bore a lan* wand, at one end of wbieh W*a a ball
and on thejotber was a fox tail. Whenheobsrrved
tho men asleep, be rapped them on the head with'
the knob, and roused aeuslbiUties
of the ladies by drawing the brush liighlly aerots
their face*—those ware the days of rub* afid snubs.
Clerical Statistics.—' Throughput our entire
country, the clergy numbers, oo an overage, one
to every thousand souls. Our population is about
23,000,000, aud iu all denominations, according to
recent accounts, the oumberof ministers ii23,WB
- of these, however, are not engaged in no*
live duties, others arc employed in leaching, and
others again In still other pursuits, leaving for min
isterial Miviees about one to every tbposted.
Savwoh IssTrnmoas are spreading throughout
the west, and are found to operate most klrutfleial*
ly, as they have been more particularly /□ Pkila*
ddphia. To the industrions working classes who
thus economise (heir earnings, our great metropo
lis is, no doubt, indebted "for mueh of fa rapid
growth, in wealth, active aapital, enterprise, and
the •inexampled multiplication of comfortable
homesteads.
Pewwtlvaku VsznsoH now rearhe* the New
York markets via (he Erie railroad. '
Search fob Sra JoHi*FtattaLW.—learn from
the No w York CommercisJ that a letter has£een re
ceived in that city from Lady Jane EVaaklii, in
which she asks advice and information from the
party to whom it is addressed, aa to the expedlen*
cy of her coming over, with a view to the ar
rangement of an expedition,- at her own exhsase,
for (he renewal, next Spring, of the search ibr her
lost huaband. She meditates the purchase and
equipment of two small vessels, with wbieh she
hopes a more successful result may be obtained
han that which has &o cruelly disappointed her,
under tho command of Sir James Ross.
PiTTnßoaoii B&st Buitmso.—No fifty
ouc sleatnhnats were bnllt and fitted out at Pitts
burgh dbr(Qg tbe ;ear lfrifr, with a tonnkge of
7200 tons. Theyafueor'ihe boats ranges from
$5,000 to s{o,ooo each. Pittsburgh, command
ing as sbo <l»us tho commerce of the great rivers
of the west, builds annually, no doubt, more'boats
tbsn any other town on the Mine of. those great
highways. In this she is pre-eminent, as Philadel
phia U‘in boat buil/iiog on the Atlantic. PAafo.
North American.
“Mrs. Parkman, the widow of the victim, will
be spared the pain of testifying at Dr. \yebster*s
trial, as her brother, R. O. Shaw, cad positively
identify the remains. Calling on Dr. Parkman n
few months since, he found him ia ’• xdoruing
gown, owing to an eruption on bin extremities,
and tba Dr. called his attention to a hard'tomor
beneath the skin, which Mr. Shaw examined.
This, with other unmistakeable marks, rendered
it certain that tbe remains found were those,of the
Doctor."
A Cur* and c*rtittcat* at Boms.
(P~ Rrad wiut is said or nt*
J hereby certify that nltoni two weeks ago 1 was seiz
ed with a violent attack of vomiting and fwgittfjChol
era Morbus, wiib very didresilng pains isiho stamaeh
and bowels, wlilrb wu cotspleiely relieved by two
teaipoonful dotes of Pettolettm, taken In a wa
ter. After havinc taken the first dose, I slept soaadly
and comfortably for three hours. [Signed]
HENRY WISE, Jr,
On board the iieun boat Ariadna.
Pittsburgh, Dee. Uth, 18{#. w j
I am Captain of the Ariadne, aad was a witness to
the astonishing effects of the Petroleum, lit the cab* of
Henry Wise, who Is one of the hands on the boats
[Signed] NIMROD GBADEI4*
Piftsbnrgh, Dee- Uth, IBW. , .1
(T7Beo general •dvszusemeai in aacthtr cclUßn
Market and.Fsny.su Mts, ***^l
l c [ADVERTISEMENT.]
FIFTH CHURCH-
So many misrepresentations of the recent exeiting j
event* in tho Fifth Chureb, hire been Industriously J
circulated by the opponent* of re-onion ind the advo.l
cite* of the New School party, that U may be well to
cute the principal fact* a* they actually occurred. !
The Jt*iA paper* of the eity are ba«y filling up their
column* with colored nutter, no doabt fenhe purpose
of picking up the peanie*. The *ober minded pablie,
- however, will not depend on them for the fact*.
At an early hoar, lot Wednesday evening, the home
wo filled with member* of the ehareh and congrega
tion, and spectator*. The reqni*ition to eaU the meet
ing, wai made by the elder* of the onion, through the
paitor, to the congregation. It bad been read twiee
from the pulpit, the preceding Sabbath. A violent at
tempt wa* made by the opposition, to organize ihe
meeting per foree and by surprise. It wa* evident to
all that the plan had been premeditated* But it *ig
nally failed. After the Chairman or tbojmeeting had
opened it with prayer, be proceeded to male sooaln- j
trvductory remark*, »ngge*ting the couree it would be
be*t to pursue, when he wo interrupted by B. T. 0.
Morgan, who declared that the meeting wo illegal, I
ind moved it* dissolution, which wa* seconded by I
several voice* at once.. The Chairman «aid he would |
explain the question of legality ‘or illegality to the |
meeting. The opposition, (several of whom were at;
this time on the Boor,) appeared unwilling to hear any;
from the Chairman. Thoy began and continued
the confusion. Mr. Morgan argued the meeting wae
contrary to the charter, which required “two weeks'
notice," and which, in thi* ca*e, had not been given.
We have looked at the charter, and .find that the con-
gregation must be notified “two weeks previous to the
annual election of trustees" before an nxenoa can be
legal. Tbo article in the charter la a* follow*: “The
•aid trustees and iheu successor* shall havo full pow
er to enact and enforce such bye-laws as they *hsll j
gt|ii|fc proper lor tire regulation and transaction of the? I
batiness of the church and congregation, and to make, |
have, and ow l common seal, and the same to break, |
alter, or renew at their pleasure; and If said coagrega* '
tioa neglect, on the day- of the annul meeting, to hold
thfiir election, the corporation shall not be dissolved,
bnt a majority of the trustee* may appo-nt any tubse-
quest *1*"" on which the election may be held, Provi
ded that notice thereof bo given from the pulpit 01
Clerk's desk, or in saeh other manner as a majority o
the trustees may think proper to'dlreel, .at least tw<
wsxxs before the time of holdlngsueh election,'* Ac.
Ac. [See Charter, Art. 2th.] ; This is the elaase from I
which the opposition argued that the congregstioaal I
or church meeting, to lake into consideration whether I
a change from one presbytery to another should be I
nude,' waaillegal! The Chairman stated to the meet-1
ing th»« tire charter had nothing to do with the present I
meeting, The opposition still continued to persist.
The Chairman said he wouldendeavor to explain.
No! No! B. T. C. Morgan still persisted iu keeping the j
Boor, although called to order several times, antil the:
prsviooi question was moved by N. West, Jr n and
called for‘by many in.the meeting. The previous
question was carried, and the !p.*in question—th«t the
meeting di*solye-belng puv was 10*7 by a deafening
qnd overwhelming vote. After, the congregation had
thus manifested their decided disapprobation at the tu-
multuous and fljmderiy eonuuet of the opposition, the
Chairman read, ibtough the Secretary, u» the assem
bly, the requisition ot the elders, in purananee of which
the church was then assembled. Mr. Wilson, senior
elder of the prescnted'to the meeting a series
of resolutions, contemplating the change of eeelesias-
tieal relations, from ono presbytery to another, Ac.,!
Ac. 4 Moved and seconded that they be adopted, the
vote to bo taken by yeas and nays. Here a great eno*
fusion stove. At least six of the opposition were on
their feel at the same time; some opposing the resolu- j
tioa*, ourere opposing the vote ,u> be uken by yen* and
hays, Ae-«Ae.lMr. Morgan wished id knot* who bad
a right u> voter : The Caalrman replied that ho wonld
decide that to the congregation. Mr. Morgan answer-
ed, partly, that the Chairman eoulil’nt do ii, —or words
to this effect. T. J. F. Aides, s trustee, mo red that Mr
Morgan be excluded from the bouse 4 for his iaperti.
aease, 1 ’ cr said U be did cot set witl) more
'tttjt el and order, be (Aldcn) -would move,.Ac., fee.;
which it was is not distinctly recollected. Ilowerer,,
•ereral rotccswert beard to support the motion. The I
Chairman did not pot it- Had tt been pot, there eooid J
. hare been no_dsobl as to the way it weald hare gone, i
: The opposition appeared to hare flanntd, first to gel,
' ii c control of the meeting, by forcing a sodden organ
| and If foiled in this, to break op the assembly
! by riotoaa conduct, seeing they eonld not accoinpliah,
j £eir wishes. If we except the remarks of elder Wil
j Aideu. trustee, jhc enure speeches of the;
i erening were mado by the sire the re- j
I Bub of the Chairman, which were most insultingly
i Interrupted by the minority- ; Mr. Morgan made threo 1
I speeches; Mr; Anghinbangb made two; Mr. Dihm tried
[ about twnlre jtimes, but was tinable to succeed, alwsys
: ruing at th*!wtoag lime; MrtJTite mode seTeral re- j
| marks; Mr. JamesMooreendearoredioasiijt. These
j and a tew outers were toe principal oues, saostituilngj
Ita themselves iho opposition The disturbance, at
timet, was disgraceful. AloneUme,uo less than ni**
lof the opposiUon were on the floor,—all of them talk-
i i ugi _eome to the congregation, others to the Chair-1
1 man, and others again to aooo of thrmselres. Noth-1
, iß g ihort of dlreetarrest eould bare kept thrm qnieu |
A reckless determination to carry their cwn point,—
and utui, wo, in ift face ©U fif Ito
ced the natfam flf deepentiflo. It wus a death
! rtruigle, Remarks hgro been made upon the Chair.
, —»'i ruwiswr, •**!*" 61 *h» aeeting, as
being headstrong aad violent; b#» bow many oonld
hare stood as ealm as.he,-where he stood? We art
free to confess that hi* M arm *f fle *h n b «' lel de *
serred by theee troublesome law deling abettors of
diaorganiuiion, than Ms alterrp** \o the-, to or
d-r. Wuyheoidno.«seUwtuiowdp4e»tndit
' wbl jutfge upoa'whcn* fails' the condem
nation. The more intelligent already h d |
Certain it is, N?W SehooUwt *,** f»io«d oaring by a i
def elopement of this hind. If ifeeso aad «ch Uke am
her advocates, and such their spmt, it behoores the;
people well to mark these we know to
ike contrary. New School men are ant neb. The!
light of prosperity begins.to shine upon the Fifth'
Omreh; aad to sue as the dawn of the morning, after |
the datkness of night, Is a prelude to the biasing of the
no, so sure hat the “set time to favor" this Zion =p-
DU l * frp*rgoiif*»-indeed, and id earnest-
Many wilt, fib account of thpif timetomnnis, fear di*-
aftrpw. consequeneesj but their fears will deceive
them.
God novei in a mysterious way,
Hit wonders to perform;
110 plants his footstep* ;0 tha **>•>
And anus vtos vaa sTflaja’
Blind unbelief ts sure u> cn,
And tetn hi* works in vain;
Goi is his own interpreter,
And Kt leiii
•This Mtiee of “rwo wasiV' be \\ reaumbered,
only applies when the congregation fmU to hold Its
renlar annial election, for trustees, at tho staled time.
This regular annual requirea sjdy "POMcnwr
__ pansawarett
p~7»imrxrr» Conan bt tk* Uu or Ob. M'Lakx’b
Lw*b PrU»—*■'» diaeaae (with, perhap*, theringle
exception of c'ananmplion) U *o mock dreaded In the
United Bute* Originating la a direaaed
date of the Ut«, it iaofteaiconfottnded with eonaump
tionitteU by tho unhappy sufferer, who pine* away an*
ill death releaaea him from pain; T« l » remedy U with*
in the reach of all, *hlct will relieve all 'ea*e* of the
kind, and work a apeedylabd effi»ciaal care.
Or. OliVer Morgan, a diiungulihedphy aiclaa of Vir
finia, with a very extensive practice, has aaed theae
Pill* la all cases of Dyspepsia, and with complete sue
eesa. Certificate! in abundance are in the band* of
: the proprietor* of thla lavalvahle medicine, (J. Kidd &
Co, tyood itreer, corner of Fourth', Pittsburgh.) The
following, however, from Ohio, will apoak volume* to
thoaeaoffering from any ortho ditease* which ori»o
from a diseased liver. , , '
Bicnon, Jencraon eo., O.
Means. J. Kidd & Oo.—Tui* l* io certifyAhax my
wlffe has been affileted, for several year*, with the fol
lowing paiaa, at period*, more or less; Pain in the
right aide, about the edge of the riba, extending to the
right ibtmiden pain In the back part of the head, and
above the eye, accompanied by weakness, lots of ap
petite; and almost constantly confined to her bed.
Since Augoit, she has a«ed three boxes ofDr-M’-
Lane’* Liver Pill*; and 1 have now to atate, that by
the use ol these Pilla, the baa boon benefited In no or
dinary degree. Under the providence of God ahe now
enjoy* good h’ealih, aad'U able <o attend to the domes
tic concern* of my family.
JAMBS STEWART.-
Per salo by J. KIDD * CO, No.», comer of Fourth
ftcd Wood tt, Pituburfh. ' fjant»d*wlw3
improTißinti la lHailiirf*
UR.G.O. STEARNS, late of Boiton, is prepared to
manufacture and wt Dux* Tcthi in whole sod pane
ofseti, uirtJn Suction or Atmosplicno Bucuoa l
TooTUACti* OURI3) wmo Minorci, where the nerve ii
exponed. Office and rondcnco next door u» the May*
or*» office, Fourth itreoi, Putibunth.
Raru to— J. D. M’FaddeaVP. H. Eaton. )al»
young liidlu’ Lltirarjr laititota,
Wyli* if., ruar tks corner tf WathxngUra, Tttu'%.
THE' Second*Seaiion ofthU IniUtuiion will com
tnence on too t*t Monday of next monih, IFebrn
»under the luperintendmce of Mr*. P. DAVIS and
DanpUtflia, late l'rircipali of Uio Female Seminary,
Circular*; or apply to the Principals.
* ~ iimnni!
Bov. D..EMOU, & D-, ' Rev. Wra. Prciton,
“p, H. Riddle, D.D , “ B-M-Spark*,
u jy \v n i Gen. J. K. Moorhead,
U \y. j). Howard, Richard Edward*, Ent-
Un2Sot
LAW SOTIOSU
i. u. by Mr. MeGANDLESB,
WM. 0. MeCLURE.
WILtSOS MeCABDLBSS,
1 TTORNEY AT LAW, Office Fourth •ueel.PiH*'
Awr.li. , ,'f*- 10
! (ttoxalnf '"•>
ig and Ereniag piper* cop:
Dissolution*
mUE Co-Partnerahlp heretofore eilstinjr airier the
' I s»ieot»Savenr * Bp»«ldinj," U thU daydia
•Jaed by mutual conaeot. Wd gpanldin* U aath
; - - DAVJP SPAULDING-
I WiBTSDt
Ar.roi.-taJo iiadMwtah. A permanent eitaatfen
s£* ViSSt b* by
VALUABLE FABH PO& lAXiB* '
IN pumanee of an order of the Orphans' Conn of
the Beaver, at NbretuWTenn,.lBtt,
-will be exposed to sate by public vendue, on the pro*
'mite*, near the borough of Heokstowa, on TuesflsT,
the Sth day of March, 2630, at 1 o'cloek, P. M- a
.•TRACT-OF LAND, flam tho Estate of David Mtue-
I singer. dee’d,) situate uf Greene township, said Coun
ty, containing 388 ACRES; about SQO aeres cleared
I in a good slate of coloration;: and on whieb are
I erected TWO DWELLING HOUBES and ono Los
I Barn. It contains an abundance of Uitnminoos Coal.
The rein is 4 feet thick, now worked, and affords coal
of a superior quality. The wood 1 land is well timber*
ed. It is one of the best grain growing farms in the
county, and can with little expense be converted into
• araziog farm: the eleared land lylfig level, and well
adspted to the growth of timothy; and: elever. Its lo
cation gives U many advantages,bda* within Itmiles
of two steam merchant Mills end two steam Saw
imisrthn same distance from the Ohio river uds
Steamboat Landing, affording a rwu at daily Inter
eonrse with Piusbnrib, and evonr lac Uty that steam
I and water gives for the tesdy *nrf_r*Pid
I of produce to market The Fa™ he surveyed
before the day of osale, an* a division line run,divid
tae it Into two Farms as nearly equal « W £,“J
l will be offered separately, and “I* M two uacu or
[ ode, as may bo mwt for the interest of the estate.
Terms—One third ofthe purchase money, in hand,
foe residue in two equal aanual lnstatoants. bearing
' h ' Ata',.
I Hookstown, Jan. 11, lßfiO.— [jtB2S-w3tT
...igw mURANCfi.
Bb-ffeatfflA FBOTECTIOH rmß AHD
QNffiHA MABINEINSURANCECOMrA-
NY OP HARTFORD, CONN.
• crtotrotiTXD nt 1825.
Ai'nnfci Premium, Capital Slock, and Surplus Fund,
■1.000.000*
This 015 and responsible
ids policies on the mostifavorable terms on Bwgjw
Houses. Household Furniture, Store*, Stocks of Goods,
Warehouses and contents, jX?3£p 0,i * , »
Ac Ae„ airuinst LOSS OR DAMAGE.BY FIRE.
Also, on Goods, Wares and Merchandize, against
the hazards of laujra Tuanrowano*, and upon the
C^e C prowetiM Insurance Company hazing, In iho
last t!5 years. paid hajtt WLUoai ofdoixaßs at their
several 7 agencfit throughout £* "died SiaiMUdthe
British Provinces, have established a inst reputation
for solvency and ffrir dealing, whieh challenges com
parison with any! Jtber.lbsnxanee company™ I the
continent of America. The annexed extract from an
article on the snhieelof Insaranee Companies, taken
from the “New York Day Book,” exhibits briefly the
standing and policy of the Company.
" men’ of the ancient and always pros
perous city of Hartford, have for half a century been
fkmoos throughout the Union for the care, discretion,
rigid honesty,and unvarying success,with'which they
hove formed and managed corporations of this de
scription. No Hartford Bank or Insurance Company
has ever failed! These Companies have for more
than a whole generation scattered their risks ht near
ly even* Rule of the Union, and have never failed to
pay the innumerable losses whieh they have insured
-•ainst.”
**All losses arising apon policies isjned by the under
signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at the Gea
end Agency omee, located at Cincinnati, O. A large
ponion .of the funds of the Company, (including all
premiums received at iho Western agencies,) is do*
posited with the Oeneial Agent of the Company at
Cincinnati, for the payment o! Western jmd Sotithern
louea. Apply to PAYETTE DEOWN,
Agent for the city of Pittsburgh, and for Allegheny
county. jiniaal&n
pOiL WOOSS'EOn BILE.
THIS property lie* at tbe npper end of Limestowa
a short distance below themouth of Mingo Creek.
TUe nil road and the necessary buildings are new,
and the mine ha* been worked Jest enoogh to pot it in
eood order. Tbe Pit open* within 2$ yard* of the nr
cr. and the inelination from it is Just sufficient to eany-l
ibe care to the boau. The water at the landing is
good—permitting bottle to be loaded at all seasons and
tbo month of Mingo a abort distance abore, afforta on
ample harbor to protectihea from the flood* ana ice
of winter. The Tract connected with these walks
consins of 300 Acres Coal, Ijing to the neek of land
between Mingo Creek and the Monongnheln. All
things conaidered, this property combines, perhaps, as
many adfantages, and holds out asfine inducements to
the capitalist, as any on the riser. The entire trait is
offered for sale: bot, to suit purchasers, a poniott may
bo reserved. Friee reasonable and terms eery easy.
F„, ,mlmiororam,l °" IaSEPHg. MORRISON,
Fohnh street, near Wood.
COAL LASD AMD BULL PAOPBRIT
FOB BALE.
I OFFER for aale NINETY ACRES, situate* near
Use Booth of Mingo Creek, in Washington county,
Fa- two mites below Mooongabela City. The load Is
all of an'excellent quality, wiUt a good propomon of
it cleared-the balance well Umbered. Borne C*et SP
iiSEfttSEia Borrrqsi lawl »b<S,
of it Meadov. Th* nfrlaoib rich limestone land,
There are about SIXTY ACRES OF COAL, eftho
| beet quality, six feel siren, 'and cosy of access, with
Use lower Hoe aboot 400 yard* from the war.
I will cell Use laud with or without Use Coal, aa do
**Tbe improvements are an excellent FLOURING
MIUL, and SAW MILL, in good order. The Milt
I Uoase is frame, 45 feet square, 4 stories high, 8 run of I
large mill stones, and every thing m proportion, and is j
located in a good wheat settlement. The brand ataadi
hieh in'market. Tflero is a Miller's Honse and Coal
Bank convenient to the MiU. nr.d lha PLtubargW Road
SnTbythg door, the DWELLING MOUSE {.large
and wall finished, stands; on an eminence about IjO
yards from the Mill, and is a pleasant residence. A
stona spring house and never failing spring of water
There t, *5%“ I fffi'tSSif",
out buildings, and a variety erf FRUIT TREES of
every description. I am: anxious to sell, being In
duced (by reason of eld age) to [seek a more retired
situation. A good bargain willbe given. Terms easy
—one fourth of the purchase money in -hand, thq bal
ance in Instalments to snittie irne
r-1 ecu Letter, addreafcd to tpp a: Monongahela CUy,
will receive aueatlon; and, in reply, a more minute
' * gl " 1L THOMAS SCOTT.
ORPHABI' COURT BALB OF BBAL
ESTATE. |
IN nannanc# of an order of the! Orphans* Court of
Alletfhenv Coaniy, will bo scld at p.qblWtenWo or
o«SrT?rjbi New &auH*u»4 ld'ift City of P«tu
b»«2 to *«tut*a£th« isSi brPobnioTjr, ISSO, tt 10
o'doeli.A-M-i So &lowinfyaleabl» Bead Estate, to
wits A oertain mesiasffl or tract of land situate in
Elizabeth townshlp.'ia said county, eanlainiaf tboat
piwyv ACHES, more or less, aot bonded on too
ijonlraßd earn by'laadAof Moore Wileea, andoathe
■oath and weit by lands of John Allen.
rjnfl other mesmafe or tract of landaUviatolntho
townshtp aforesaid, eoptflnicj ONE UUfillJttED AKI>
BE ; ACRES, afekt o,- Itsp, and bcaodid-on the north
by acdi of Hr, WUler, 1 ©! tbb ean *y IkwU of Jpta
1 \Vi wh, on'the south by land of Jfiha Iran*. on
the west by the Uttd'Of
Qaa ptUei suiaJUract ftluioi mtaaia In the township
irog, oonuimai about tehee aNDone half
\Tennsof Sale:—One half Wbe putt la hind, and the
o\er half to be paid In tisve yea? tram the day of sale,
to ye secured by boa® and mangaae oa the premises-
The said property to.be sold as the estate of Eaektel
Job, late of said coanty,deceased. •
1 WILUAW BAKKWELL, Trustee,
Appointed by the Orphan*' C^ad.
SCHOOL,
tbsUt FttUrel Allegheny Ct/y.
TUB next session will commence on Monday, Feb
ruary 4th. This School offers to a limned number
of boys, a cootie of study and system of
decreed to develope a desirable symejew? 0/ ebarse
teriled thoroughly tor*e most respecta
ble eoUevee
leplleitirafor id»*«*lao can be made at the School
Room, ot ox the subscribers'.private •room, in Ixwin , e
' HowfLibeiiy.*tte«U rjiubnnh. . <
Refer.to Hef. DH. Riddle, B **•» Pu ‘
, m Thoms* M. Howe, If. P. Schwsru,
1 J.F.GBJGOS.T.nnk.,.
Allegheny, Jan.
For B«mt»
ItHE large three story BRICK WAREHOUSE, No.
lldKGrty the Wood, oo
copied by P- W. Uaywutd, (lete FoUausbee 4 Hay
ward ) as a wholesale Shoo Store. Poascaston given
immediately, if required; OT at any tfae before the first
ofAnril »tid house Btn excellent tepair. For par
-00 uayivabd.
Lard OIL-5 bblsiwiater itraiaed, receiving per
““ “James DALZELL. -
SEfIARS— 100,000 Keciaekf. Ju*t rec’d and (or sale
fej ““ Ca " i r"°'-! l> LMli3 DALZELL
Ci ftVER SEED—SO bu reeKl and for sale by
abto i W 4 B McCUTCHKON
TOT* SEED-»
HM.C^CHEON
tALLOW-W bbls,-rec»dand for «lob]
L^SST W tttn A *' “"“e’&> habbauoh
"TT°iy k.fa prim., nm ’y^aAMABSa.
tu In
NOTIOK.
*nSa ■ . • C..M.ROBINSON,Reicrro ip.
CAVFiP P FR LlFE—Seller** Vermifuge la the anl
: cle ' LttnwTOjf,'Va-,January 80,1848.
1 Mr i M Wilson—Dear Bir;'Thb vial or Beller»'
Vertnlfoee l'boeghi front you, aomo time ago, brought
from my* girl five yean old. the astonishing number of
five hundred worms.' I helievo the would have lived
a verv abort time, but for thia medicine.
Prip.rcd —Lkp B. « BELLEHS, O Wood )«
sold also by Druggists generally iu the two
jan2i - ; ; _
Boat,
TMIQM the first day of April null—oho large two
J; burned DUIC K DWELLING HOUSE, handwme
iv situated on the Ohio River, adjoining theburoutjhoi
, I h.,.. S || 'B l d i^A S | a U HBTCHIBOW A CO.
CORN MKAL-* “ wkile, In non 'ud.lor iktfkf
tan'24 otUAivt a bIIJj
IvLOUR— »w bbl* In store aud for tale by
1 jauS* _ BTUAHTA SILL
tv YE* FLOUR—In store and for sale by
fulfil jj~_ STUAUT ABILL
B’ UTTER—Iu kegs and boxes, for sale by
janM STUART& SILL
CRAB CIDER—3 bbli inpcrior, Just rce*d by }
jauid STUART ASiLL
vi fiVRR WHKIWIn store and far snle by
J j,nt4 STUART A SILL
TIMOTHY SEED-A M*aU lot in store, for sale ' h _
jsa-'t STUART t *
SUGAR-l4k> hhU» (new crop) N O, in stole
rale by •'
janXfi JAMES A HUTOBISQN 4 CO
, ICE-40 tes (new crop) in store and for mis bv~'
janSt JAMES AHUTCH(Anw 4 CO
Fresh ROLL BUTTER-7 bamH thia day re.
eeived,andtorealeby
JansM ARMSTRONG 4 OROZER
QKSTABLIM,
AUCTIONEERS a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, tt Finn Sr., Cincmaun, Onto.
WOULD respectfully solicit Consignments from tha
Merchant* and Manufacturers
would refer to:
Messrs. W. A K. B. Phillips, Fittdburgh;
k “ Brown,' Phillips A Co- : u
« Chambers, Axnew 4 Ca,“ '
' Johuß-MeFaddea ACo, “
James DKiaU,Eafr, I ,* jattfiMm*
AUCTION SALES.
By Jolts D. D»Tli| A«ctlOMir<
Vestings, lruh Luuns , §r., stf Acufeon.
Will bo added to die catalogue of Fine Shirt*, io be
old on Tuesday morning, S9ui in«e
fpieeet super FrenekUßd Wool Black Cloths}"' '•
1 “ fine twilled btown Cloths;
2 * fine green Cloths;
4 u super blaek Cafiimeres;
8 “ striped and fancy Cassimeret;
3 “ Berge; < I
3 u super Irish Linen*; . .
8 “ Alpacca LotUet, Alpine* and Nennes;
9 “ Velvet. Cashmere and Merino Verting*.
janffi JOHN R DAVI9, Aaci j
Super Cloths, Corduroy., j
Will be added to the catalogue Bate of fine Shirts, on
Tuesday morning, the 29th intu, at the Commercial
1 Baie* w<nim« | eomer of Wood and Fifth streets— ,
4 pieces super French end English Cloth*;
8 “ “ Saxony, London, Golden Brown dos;
9 u Mixt Broad Cloths; i
9 “ blaek and fancy Cattimerei;
3 “ Corduroy and Iteaverteen.
jan» JOHN D. DAVIS, Aucb
Catalogue Sole tf 143 dozen Fute Shirts.
On Tuesday morning,SSth initial 10 o’cl’k,al the
Commercial Sales Booms, comer of Wood and Fifth
streets, wilt be sold, without reserve, on a credit of 90
day*, for approved endorsed paper, on taosovet f 100
—an excellent assortment of Fine Shirts, selected er
presaly for this market, comprising Marlin Shirts, lin
en bosoms, stitched plait*, ket broad and narrow
plait shirts, with linen bosoms, collars, Ac.; superior
shirts, with French embroidered bosoms; super shiru.
with yoke neck and Freneh sleeves; extra York Mill
Muslin and English Long Cloth Shins; do. with splen
did open work bosoms, Ac.
jan!7 v JOHN D. DAVIS, Aucl
MOLASSES— 400bbls(newcrop) in store and for
sale by ,
janSS JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
• • EAD—IIOO pigs Galena, in store and for saleby
jjtr& JAMEB A HUTCHISON A CO
SHOT— 40 kegs, ass’d, in store and for sale by
jtalS JAME9.A HUTCHISON A CO
ThBOVISIONS—I9JXIO lbs Bulk Pork;
* 14 bbls No 1 Lard;
140 *• Mess Pork;
30 keg* Butter; landing and for
tale by jan23 J 8 DILWORTU A CO
POWDER— 1,000 kejra Bliutln* Powder;
300 “ Kj. Rifle “
WOhf “ “
100 <jr “ «
100 faf “ Deer ■ t * - ?
GO “ Sea Sbeoung;
30,000 feet Safety Fn*e; in- moraiine, for
jxinSG j 8 DILWORtH k. CO
FLOUR-75 bbU iaawre and for tale by 1
jaa2s ' CRAIO t, PKINNER.tM Market at
' ARD—IO bbls In store mod for sale by -
j juts CRAIO A SKINNER
OATS— 600 bn in store end for sale by'
]«n« CRAIG A SKINNER
DRIED APPLES—2O ba la store and for tale by
jutSS • - CRAIG k SKINNER
BUTTER— 10 bbls Ohio Roll, in et©ih».' l»T t
for tale by jin&s CRAIG.A SKINNER
I BANS—A few bbls Small White, for tale by
) jniiy, CRAIG A SKINNER
DRIED PEACHES—3> bo Just ree'd and for tale by
j»n<n CRAIG fc SKINNER
POTATOES— SO bblt In store and for rale by
]an2S CRAIO A SKINNER, gfl Market Ft
Lost or Stolem,
A SMUT MACHINE AND PIPE, marked U J. Sher
iff," was taken fiom the Wharf, at the Lake Erie’s
landing, on Nov. 22d, last.
A soluble reward wilt be given for any information
concerning It. JacSH J. C. DIDWELL.
Oartfia Seeds*
A LABOR end general tiecoxtment ni Landreth’s
Warranted Garden Seeds, jtm rec'd and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by
HENRY P. SCHWARTZ,
Federal street, Allegheny
jaa2k-dAw3t3
SUGAR A MOLASSES—4O hid« prime N O Sugar
(newcrop;)
SOOkbi* prime PiOMolmi
es, (neweTopj) -
JantN BURBIUDGE, WILSON A CO
TOBACCO— 33 kega 6 twist. jnst ree’d and (or salt
by BURBBIDGE, WILSON A CO,
•«n»i Water stroot
JUST reeeired and Cot sole—
-13 boxes Palm Soap;
10 “ Almond and Toilet Soap:
john mcfaden a co,
jm&SA ■ Canal Basin, Penn it
Sow Flsnoii
-jj. Just received,one elegant Rmexraod
Si-octave Plano Forte, Crow the eela
lirated factor <y T.'Gilbert A Co.,
II * I 11 Boston. ThiS instrument is remarka
ble for brillicncy and cwectnessnftone, and elasticity
cf tone'a. The above firm is considered one of the
jveryflrft is Boston, and their Pianos, (or elegance of
exterior, beauty of tone, and duration, are not surpass
ed by those of any other moke. For rale on reasona
ble terms by H. KLEBER,
jaaSi at J. W. Woodwell’a.
CORN— -200 sack* Shelled, in store and for sale Ly
Janttt STUART A BILL.U3 Woodtt
YENISON— 3400pocnd» in itorc and for sale by
jan24 A'.'.. ■ STUART A SILL
HAMS— City CnreJ in store and for sale by
janX! ; _____ STUART A SILL
SHOULDERS— Prime for tale Lr
janSd ' STUART A SILL
POTATOES —JOCO bu Galena and lH&»is*in%l rcc’d
and for sale by 3T9ART A SILL
LAUD— 33 kbb Nol, u> btrivo, ior talo by
jart’H ‘ISAUHDICKKYA CO, Front it
..LOW—4 bbb to arrive, for sale by
,nS4 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
Improved lSt]odtons<
TU£T received, a lotofCaibardt’s PatcniNkJodcnaa,
tl perfected and Improved by Alaasti. Match A
White, Cincinnati— and a octaves, cu
aanrisoiprly.btwcod lnrn-imses—a sttt'erisrnniele m'
poiafoftoreaafidnnioUhr.-Fdr sale on'reaaonabla
tenTAh/ *'* 7 - H. KLEBER,
Toafc, ; ; - ai J. W.WoodwcU*.
glass wake, BISls nJ, '^ IS- §fuSST d mSu’
S^-tessasisajEriS?® 1
Houles, Ac. Porter and Aliireral Water tiotUct,of**- jo.lretM «Sj for Mle tj r'
pcnorjulflT. | innlS . ' JH MKLLOJL 81 Wood It
Paittcataruienuoa paid to Private Koatd&. ~• l - • .
j __ nev3o-ly { «
Building Lots,
FOR SALE on veiy.libera\'^io*?—^Elfiy Nine Lots
of Ground, W'ayuc x Pike cu.
. and the Duquesno Vifay, according to a y.janiobctveit
at this qCjc, wqere terms' and'conduiou* wiU U made
>A . : * • • . jan23
l LADIES’ WASH J
| TCST RECEIVED—2 despair Ladies' Wash Gtarrs,
O b spleodil artic'Ci at the India P,abberl)e*
pot, No. 5 Woci atrtet ' «A-..
Jang, __ J A 11 PHILLIPS
Yolnahl* Lota for Bale.
SIX BOILtMNG LOPS, on Second •trcetr£«nrten
Kerry and Redoubt alley, each SO feet by ?S Imek
to a ten feet alley. Thqyare desirable for private dwelt*
in**, «utl Will be told on time. Apply to
‘ JOHN CALDWELL*SON,
I jtnStlm cor. Second sl and Redoubt alley.
DY EXPRESS, ju»t rec'-d—4 case* Meo 5 * Metallic
1> Rntbet Otenboes, for tale at No. 5 Wood »t
Ijanrt J AIIPHILLIPS
GREAT IBDtJCEMKNTa.
PERSONS wishing to *tve froo 2Su> SO per cent.
in purchasing Dry please colt at/. A.
AIASON A CO.'S, tQ Market street, whO-w-CXF*r.iivo
Wholesale ns4 Retail Rooms ore doily open for retail
trade. . -janS3
A LARGE, lot of Trimmings, Ribpou?, llOMwy,
Glove*, reduced 30 per cent below «»aiu
price*, may be found at eO Martel si
latdO , A/XUISONACO
SHAWLS, Blanket*, ar*4 Cl ol WlnteT Goods,
selling atmumStetarer’*pricer,by 5
Jangl Wl •' A A MASONfc CO
f Rew BCuilea
OLEUt&L; OT| Going down i-jjas Ccnion Field; a
new and very popular Ethiopian Sopg, ns tans
by Christy’* MimtieU, New York. Composed briS.
■0 Foaler,Esq., “UncleNed,"**o, syunna »
■was a Lady; by~£ C. Fo^cr v
Ben Bolt—the genuine copy; bjf Nclfon,Knetus.
Bpeak Gently; a very rcpa'ar aengrbry. Waiiaea.
Indian’s Prayer; tyr iManthpr of-Be
Be Kind Loved Oqea at Home. : -
Tboa wounded the spirit ikaj loved tkee.
Flirtation Polka; by StruosclL '
Alico Polkh; by Sprain.
Carat Waite by Pte£o»aor flohboelt.
Alisulppa Wolu; u
Ataianti Waltz; . u Kleber. 'y
La Fluee de Ferles* Grand Waltz; by OsWtrrne. i
. The wild flowers soon will shed thur bloom; frou
tbs opera of DneiadeLammermoor. /.
Corlns, er May Day in the Olden' Tine; by C. E.
Uowa.
Euy Variations to u Tha LastgMo of Sommer," by
•Hew.
Thou An Gone; tho opera of Amelia-
The Gwraoi fllaiaay; ftent Beihoven.
When tise Soon oulho Lake is Ueainin*.
Jl Voice from Urn Waves; doolie by C. Ulqve:.
Joys that We*ve Tailed, ~.. »
Make ms nofaudy Ctupleii frotaLw«ila3or*it.
Low tUeked Car. ’j?
Dearest Mae;with variations lor beglKnors.
Bonaparte's fyate
. Wo an Happy and Free.
Fashion Folks: by J. IL Howitil
lUc’d and for sale by JOHN U. MELLOB,
Jan2J . - ! No. HI Woo^jircct.
N. B.—A largo uaekpf-nsw PIANOS, to arrive this
week. i
SUGAR A COFFEE-1200 hhds (new crop) Sugar;
- * 'OcObags Rio Codes;
For sale by tVM UAGALGV A CO,
Jan2J Noa lfl and W Wood «
PLANTATION MQLAfiSES-ttO bbls N Q, f«
by jan» _WU BaQALK\A.LO
RAIBINS ARiCE-2i>obxaltanehlln!rioSv ••
SO tea Fieah Hice; liwlir , rcnJ
steamer LowellT for sale by .. _ ' ’
janZi &co
CLOVER SEED 4 LARO—u LW'j oVcr Wi;
* i^arJ,
i&Ouing und fot sale by . ■'
jinsa JKr t
. *'<** .
A ROOM or. Msttttfc/’ jee t, neaf Water, suitable
tor im oiicc. Yi**T .[m of
jonig-tf . Water at
i last lajt<firtriaiul 101
■«l» l» UAItBr.JONiSiCO^
**?SB& a sB2sE?*
jna? r ,' -31 [Water urcet
GOLDEN SYRUP-4 bbts and W hf bbl* landing
,rr? > co
SUNDRIES— 1 25 let Fresh Rieej -•• 1
70 bz> Banco Raums:
• soM do “■
ySbbla North Carolina -Tar; imping
from steamer Hamburg, and for sale by . , j
ianS RUBY, MATTHEWS & too
BSRSBTi FbRUIIO 4 00,, j
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. j
FOR the tale of Domestic," Woolen and Cotton
Good*, in all tind* of Tailors ICnm
sungv No. I*7 Wood street, fourth door fromiflfth,
Pittsburgh.' • <
Er fecna: Meins W-A Hill A Co. jura
'*~yOPF£&—ll3 Bags Prime Rio arriving and foi aal'
Ijfby BROWN AKIRKPATRICK,
JtnM 1 - ; 144 Liberty si
WOOI#— A tadu la ttoro and (or tale by - -
jUtS . CRAIQA BJUNNJ SR J
... ... s , '
STEAM BOATS
for Nashville. •
, T 1» cpleadid «mskx
- ifT ii; J ■ t genkta,
I USamfßt . Willing lnn fc» I
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' j FOR CINCINNATI,
lii Tbeiplcadidttaamr ‘
« COITAL HANNAH,
Kinney, master, will tear*s?abova
■£££3W»aiid alf interaediata porta today
st 4 o'clock, Pi M. I *
Forfreightcrpassagc apply onboard. l.nM
; FOR OALUPOUS.
tv "Th® splendid fast naming lutasr
t ._,J BEVrnjTp~* WBW
Stoao, master. will tears fc r abm
i all tatenacdista pens ea iki,
I day, UteSflthimL, at 4 o’clock, p.M. ** UU
! For freight or passage, applyon beard, or to -
i ja«3d . PcTHOHEW A CO. A**t
FOR ST. LO UIS AND ILLINOIS BTtnai
- -M.A. Cox, anil leavt fo*
y i Tis—Utf above and all interasdlau pens
ihtsdavatio o’clock, AIM.- - pw«
Per traight or passage, apply on board, or to ’
JunSS 0 B MILTEN BRRGRR
PITTSBURGH AND WIfEEUNG PACKET,
f.—-j, .' ’ Tie -splendid fast ranking steamer
fJCRTja’LOPISMcUANE, wTSSceawelli
__SSE?s?*«3 master, (having udetfoaa a thor
na&&SdBZ8 oo ft h . wpu»») wul na he realtor as a
. „ "S* l " P«lmt between Pittsburgh
and Wheeling, teavisg Pittsburgh every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 8 o’clock. For
frcifU er passage apply on board, or to
j»m , ; . W.B. WHEELSB, Agent
CINCINNATI A- PITTIBCIufa
DAILY packet line.
rpIUS well knows Una of splendid passenger Btaa»>
JL ers is now composed of the largest, a baa
finished and furnished, and most powerAu beats aa the
waters cf the West. Ereiy accommodation and e<Bh|
fort that money ean procure, has been provided tor pet*
I sengere. The Lise has been in operation for five year*
I —has carried a million of people wilhoit the least iajtt-
Lrr to their persons. The boats will bo at the toot ol
'Wood street the day previous to starting, for th*raee*»
tion of freight and the entry of passengers on the ram*
ter. In all eases the sassage money must bo pale In
I advance.
SUNDAY PACKET.
T AAC NEWTON, Captain Hem&hiH, wil .
leave,Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at li octette
Wlice.liiig every Soaday evening at 10 r. ar.
mosdaV pacsst,
The MONONCAiIKLA, CapL Btotx, will leave pita*
burgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock",
every Monday evening at to r. is.
i .
The lIIBEKNIA No. 2, Capu J. Kunojxm, will
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning ’A 10 o*oiock;
Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 r. x,
WKDSSTsBX’rKCCUIiT.
Tlio NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Copt. 1 S. lit a will
leave I’iiubnrgh even' Wednesday, - norma ,at ia_
o'elrc.; Wheeling every evening • 10 r.»
THURSt)AITKnSi£ET.
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Oucl trill leava Pitts*
burgh every Thursday mcjning ut 10 o’clock! WhosliM
| every Thurrdny evening at IQ y. m. ; - .
Fmb'xrroeiary.
I The CLIPPER No. U, CapLPiis JDsvaL, will te**s
I Fiti->bnrg« every Friday mcmiat'etlOo’clock; Wk**j
n- every Ijriday evening at 10r. st.
SHAWLS —A very choice artlela of Mourning Long
, Shawls? ut low prices, at. •; _r
inoia ■ A-A MASON A CO’S
01 CASKS Maspratl A Ben’s Soda Ask, xn store rad
01 fur rale by Jtnß J 8 DILWORTIIA CO
BROWN FLANNELS—Just rac'd, an additional
supply of Cook’s fine pressed Brown Flan eels.
j aitf GKO COCHRAN, gft Wood «t
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—SO seks rac’d, fke sale by
•iahS CRAIG A BENNER
LAKD— 23 kegs and ft bbls andTor
sale by janl7 . MckjLLS A ROE
CIDER -25 bbls Crab Cider;
_ Shfbbis u u jus» rac'd and for sale by
BURBRIDGZ, WILSON £ CO, -
Janl7 Water straot 1 -
MOLASSES-3WX bbls N O, now crop, lost raoHB
aud for sale by
jani.7 BURBRIDGE, WILSON A Ofr
Window glass—igoo b», auM sue* Bar
bean's make) for tale by
i janl? BURBRIDGE, WILSON A. CO>
PKARLASII—d casks reo’d andfnsitala by.
jmtl7 IIURBRIDCRWILSONACOx
GLASS— OCO bn Eas’d, i>store and for sals by
ian’.T JOUNWATTGge
CLOVES SEEIb—COO bn prime new, for Kale by
Janl7 ■ JOHN WATTACO
BUVi^R— 5 bbii'Frtsh Roll, for sate by < ““
)nnl7_ JOHN WATT A CO
CHEESE— 50 bxs pnma WB; 7^
SO cks Gosksa: in store and for sale by
J_anl? JOHN WATT A CCb
DRIED F&VIT-Snoba new Peaehe*; .
40 u Apples for sala&iv
lur.U JOHN WATT ACw»
SIIOUI.DERS-Ciiy Cared is store and Cor sale by
junta STUART A SILL
A Present fur Your kanlly,
MORRIS A WIDLIS.’ HOME JOURNAL
Ptcutovd Wkexlt—BJ ra» aaaun. ■, •
■ fc Tbe best paper in the Unroa.” - fEveo* f,gat*r.
“Rather get in coal than go lBo».«on Post.
-New subscribers can be supplied fror
if isunediate application boma4e(eU>-^- senea iu 7or
by letter) nt the Office of Pubiieaur . gj wood it.
j pTIoCKWOOD.
»EA rocks by ,
i» nt B HARPY, JONES A CO
MOULD CaNDL 7^ —ma bv« in store and ter tale
by . HARDY, JONES ACO .
IANNERS' OIL—SO bbls Strait’s Oil, for Bale by
• lama JXME3 PALZELL, 84 Water St
IOLE LEATHER—2OO aides Spanish, for aato tew*
> by James dalzell
lARD— SO kegs No l, on hand an&fot sale br
4 jiinlS J fc R FlilTn
PEARLASH— 25 bbls Adams’, on hand and for rtla>
by __ janld JAR FLOYD
POTASH— 11 casks in store and ter sale by -■
janiC JAR rLdrib
>a prime. £°r **-’o by ■ .•
JAMES DALZKLU
IRATiIERS—IOOOII
janlß- ■
IVTAILS—SOO kegs Oliphanprbrand. for sate by.
1\ janlO. • •• JAME3DALZELL
NEW BACON—HAMS, SIDES A SHOULDERS?—
30,000 Jbs iu Smoke Home, ter sale by , -
KIBR & JONES, Canal Barf*.'
janlO _____ near Seventh tricel
ONIONS— ID bbls ree'd and ter sale bj
*anl6 CBAiaSSKXNNBR
jICKORYNUTS-rlO bbls la (*&»*»* fertile fry
BUTTER —8 bbls (Plaingsove)Fresb RolLiost rteM
and ter sate by janlfl J A R FLOYD
X REACHES—SOUba.tneloseeonriynmeat.tersalaby •
jantO | STUART ASILL
COBUttU CLOTHS are selling very eheap{iao* •*>
low as 25 cents per yard) at . :■■ * .
janlit A A MASON A CO 'S .
LAiIPBLACK-SO bbls In store and for sale by*
taaia J KIDD A CO, 60 Worrit-
GUM KINU—2S lbs (Tiue)jnst rte'd an I te,ttlstT
jama JMDO4CO
GfripKNCILS— giosa,
n\tby_ ital* , JttDP*CO_
TIN FOIL—IS lbs jnst rec’d and lorssle trr
iania rinPPjfcCO
FlStt SOAiI ~ M b<l *" Mrt ’ CO
BKLLMQ OFP AT HXDDOKD PBIOBRti
ALEXANDER* DAY, career
Market street, arenow »®* li “£. o 5 iri
prices, iheir stock of Whiter Woods,.' air
Shawl* and Ladies’ Dcw» Good*.
Alio—Bituikeu mi Ftoomli,
etts, and 'a fall assort®*** ®f heaTj I L®** o *JP*¥®**
Confident that better bar*am earwot b* had *l*o-.,
Whore, W lovirell. &»«■
lama ■ 7S.M*ih« a’jttei.
WINTER LARD OIL-10 bbls P*»* IT/Ul rtaatf
jx for «aJeby~~
MBSY, MW aSWS It OQ
VI7INOOW .s'dalwa, Prank-
V\ I in, tad Smuh & jtdt, in tfnre and
for »ala by 'janli _BjjjfcTj K J >TTHkWB Jt CO_
CLOVER BEi
janl4
JLOUK— ssa wn yaud Scperfiu* 3
- 7 “ P^jacßTcjiniiaretiMlfomleby
L 8 WATERMAN,
T -V»tet tad flj FroamZi
VoL&fiSßa-SS’ hhd«N. O.Sajw.:
- 75 barxtla N. O. afolisau,
nTisgp*' (tetuner Wm&eld Seoalbrule It
BROWN KIRKPATRICK,
Ml liberty til '
gL'GAR *■
'V .ovER 9BKD— I2O barrel* •'prune new** anir
j injr aud for *aloby ■ -
J brown * kirkpatrick,
janA? 144 liberty «t
IM.ouit— *>'ua(teia~ Ultra." . ~
lioi.krrel* Rnpetfine.
tv barrels fine on hand and for mis b 7
j tnW BROWN A KIRKPATRICK.
RICK— li'fierce*.prime'• new crop”landing *od
formic by s BKOWN A KIRKPATfUCJL
jutrA! ." y
O' H. MOLASSES—2S barrel* 8L June* Re&cery.
O. 14 half do ilo do for
mte by BROWN & KIRKPATRICK.
lALEV A CO
»>nBBL3 SUGAR IiOUSB MOLASSES—For **!*>
OU low by • J S DILWORTU * CO
. janfti. ' ' •
IriAUUI*S PLANTATION MOLASSES-Fbr***
iUUhy ;J S DILWOBTH A CO /
; jtUtj • ' ■ :
Xftfiffc pieces bulk fork.
UUUU SO k*» Butler. , -
t lObblaßoUdOjiaatOTeandforjwwfL,
■ janSM • J 8 DILWORTB Aj|£j
gp-iuuawgtgM. »°^ 0 #4<g
TfaokASSES—IO bbls reeeivlas this day,.*? 4 *
lri* tala low to close Uio lot by
, • jna2i •• .• ' JAjJggPAL*
mOQACCO—S3 kp >No. I 0 Twitl, ***
X stetmor Hindoo, nad fonole by
:.um JAM, S£i %2L2-
jauai
QaANUEERI Ei - ? bU. j ,. iSftS^^
N- O. SUGAR—a hhd*, new croft J** 41 ** tnm
m *t«Ußer North River, *ai JwjKftrfcffa L co
_J*KSi RUKY, MATMHBWO * w
N: O.MOLASSES—4BbBUN OSWf2S’kT flda *
■^n™*rt^tgBS&%CO
K ICE-15 tiereu, • prim® •ridfLi*®****
f jr ttle by .
MONACO