rffEINIMU a GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED BY sviirrt: az CO
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH . 7, ISSo.
I:l7%Syrrissrnsa are eamesuy requested to nand
heir favors before 5 Y. at.: and as early in the der
Practicable. Adoertlsement• not 'menet:Liar a aped
ded Cane wlll invulably De charged until orecred on
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PHILADELPHIA Iftiwrn Azienzois.
Advertlaments and sa4eriptions to the North Or,'
an and Vatted States OaUlla. Philadelphia, reeeired
ad fbrorarded from this Odle.
XT PAGE POE LOCAL MAPPERS
NEw,
tab Central Committee.
term of the .Whit State Central Cow
stud to ...title at Harrisburg, on the
Ist Punctual attendance le earnestly
M. MeMICHA!LF.L, Chairman.
Seel.
!tee List montroveny,
rk Daily Commas.' Jaitrnal hay
, head of its columns, a false and
.....mement, and continued it there for some
;
ItYll/ intended m injure the basilicas of thispa
r, and to atnitalit • Charge of diahoneit dealing
on the part of the Postmaster of the city, we fee
it to be our duty to give • plain and unvarniatied
detail of the facts connected with the advertising
of the Inner list, and to exhibit the true character
of the statement published daily by the Journal.
That such a controversy is exceedingly die
sgremible to no, bur renders must be swam, from
the forbearance me have chi:reined, under great
provocations, and nothing but a sense of duty to
ourselves, to our patrons, and the Pout 01110/ De.
toirinieutcould have induced us to male a state
.meat, very little creditable, we Wilk, to one of the
pa/601,mnd somewhat annoying to the Whig con,
malty generally.
When Mr. Roszsuito was appointed Postmass
ler of this city, after making some inquiries in res
halite to our circulation, he directed the List of
Letters to ba published in the Daily and Weekly
Guette. Shortly afterward. he called upon us
and stated that the Department had directed ■ In.
-gel investigation to be made as to the relative
amount of circulation between the different Jour•
nal. claiming the Letter List. We expressed
our entire eadatactlon with the order, and oar
willingness to give the required testimony at any I
time. A few days afterwards the investigation
took place, before the Postmaster, under bath.
Thu evidence then taken, which was node time
to April, 1619, as far as relates to the Pit .burgh
Gazette and Commercial Journal, is as foil )1•11 :
tears ) •
" R. Singerly, preseuteu of the Gazette, having
been sworn, says,—That there is E 36 Daily Ga
zettes printed. 2496 of the Thursdays Weekly
Guette, 166 copies of Saturdays Weekly Gazette,
and 120 coplea of the Tri‘Weekly Gazette.
" R. Hay; Clerk of the Pittsburgh Gazette, depo.
les and says,—Twat the average circulation of
the Gazette is 3672 i all this number are 'anent.
cm on our books, except, perhaps, about 75-not,
certainly, more than 75. We sell about 75 pas
pens of one circulation to newsboys and transient
customer., during each week. About 2200 of our
papers are circulated in the city and county.
"Andrew Gamble, pressman of the Journal, her.
lag been sworn, deposes, that there is 1272 Daily
Commercial Journals printed each day; triweekly,
98 papers; weekly, 8113 paper..
H. Thurston, clerk of the 'Joann!, being
sworn, deposes and up; that the regular cub,
scribers to the Daily, *Di-Weekly, and Weekly
Comniercial Journal, amount, in the aggregate, to
1650, the balance being sold to news Imps and
transient customers."
This evidence war forwuded to the Departs
meat al Washington, and a few weeks alter, the
!Rowing reply we. received, to wit—
icarr.] '
•Poor Orrice Dorsiramrr,
Appointment Office, May 16th, 1849.5 •
• Ste—Yours of the 25th ultimo, informing' the
Department of the evidence upon which you elect.
eel a paper to publish the hot of uncalled for kitten
has beep received. ft
If the publishers oft e Garen, will insert said
list to their tn.lif. and tr.treetly as well as in their
drily edition, from the statement submitted by you,
they are clearly entitled to the aforesaid hot fir
publication.
1 am, very respectfully. your ob .enact,
'FITZ HENRY WARREN,
2d Assist. P. M. Guiel.
"Semi Roseburg, Esq.,
P. M. Pittsburgh, Pa."
The question having thus been legally end sulk,
eably settled, we supposed that the mriter would
. there mod, at every reoutonable and right minded
man will say ought to have been theme. Had
the question been decided against us, after legal
investigaticio, we most assuredly should have re
frained front any further effint in the matter; and
we can appeal to Mr. Roseburg, as our authority
for saying, that we have left the decision of MO
question entirely to hie own sense of justice
based on the evidence before him. —And we can
declare further, that could we have foreseen the
vexation and annoyance both to ourselves and to
the Department, and the obloqnythereaner brought
upon the Whig party by the , publication of the
list on two papers, and .the subsequent on.
manly complaint made on account of as with.
drawnl from one, we should have declined to re
ceive it at all. he pecuniary value is es nothing
compared with the mortification of being forced
into such a mismable "loaves and fish" contras
versy. But to proceed with our history.
The editor of the Journal was notcontent with
the decision in our favor by the Department. He
commenced • system of beggarly importunity, by
himself and friends, to Induce the Poe/manor to
divide the printing between the amen. and Jour
nia, although the legal decision had given it tons.
Worn out and excessively annoyed, Mr. Rose
berg yielded, and agreed to alternate the list be
tween the two papers. To this we objected, ea
not being just to us, nor within the meaning of the
law, and referred the question to the Department.
Mr. Roseburg saw his error, and was about to
correct it, when he received orders from the De
partment to publish the list in two papers. This
the Post Master General was authorised to do by
a law peseediri a Democratic Congress,. and ap
proved by • Democratic Prerident, and the letters
are now no published in moat of the cities of the
Haien. We regretted the step, however, believ
ing it to be one of very dahlia! policy in this no
glen, and so informed Mr.M.oaeberg—and had not
the printing been previously decided es legally
bekroging to us, we should have declined it alto
gether. We did not, however, feel that we were
called upon byeveu oar duty to the Whig party, to
yield oaring rights to another, who was deter.
mined to rimmed regerdlesir of any annoyance to
the Department, or talsebieveris effects which his
coarse was ealcutated to bring upon the party.
Finding that the publication of the list in two
papers gave dissatisfaction to the pee*, on no. count of its expense, Mr. Co:lamer lately, very
properly, gave orders that the list should be here.
offer published le but one, and as we Were eolith
od to the list, by • previous decision, It was con.
tinned with us It O but due to ounelven. how.
ever, to lay, that when we were informed by the
Postmaster of the decision of the Department, we
expressed ear willingness to enter into another'
investigation, if he derired it, bat he declined.
Such I. a succinct history of this disagreeabla
grain Throughout, we acted with the utmost
fairness to Me editor of We Journal, and that paper
has no ground whatever to complain of our con
duct to the premises. He has also been treated '
• with kindness, courtesy, and justice, by the P 031:
master here, and the Department at Washington,
while his own course has been troublesome and
annoying In the ertreme; and bee been the bon
dation of no little complaint of the Whig adminkt.
trathan end the Whig press. We leave this on.
varnished history of the letter list controversy to
the judgment of the publie„ If we have erred in
the matter we are yet wholly unconvinced of It.
We hove now a few words to soy in regard to
the "unusual" referred to above, in relation to the
comparative circulation of the Gazette end Jones
sal, which la kept standing at the head of that
paper. Its canoe, if we interpret it aright, is re
venge far kin of the letter list, for which we are
wholly blameless -- and its object is to Injure the
• business of this paper.. It is altogether an anomaly
to newspaper controversies, and is of such a
character that we cannot venture to express our
opinion concerning it. , We do not believe that
there is another editor At the country who would
newt to =oh a made, either Coe annoyance or
competition--and no upright and honorable beef
less man will for one moment enaction it. If an
editor chooses to resort to a synern of puffing or
boasting, by swine his eimulation at. the 'head of
Me columns—which no respectable paper, how
ever, is guilty of, and which le • custom more
honored in the breach than In the obecriaziots—
we shall not question his right to do se, whatever
we may think of his kurie or judgment; but when
an Invidious couiparison is instituted for the parr-
pass of Wiring • cotempority, and a direr appeal
e rondo for that purpose, the boned* not merely
of propriety aro passed,but of decency and honesty.
E l / 4 . 46 e"gateutem" in the boreal leo( agrusra
haii4or than even above depicted—it is faLve.
and envoys sr false imirresaion. It state, that it
ta &Muted on teathnony in the hands of the Pow.
mower; while Mr. Roseburg stye he has no rmeh
e ' vidonee before blab The only testimony he has
we have given above. True. Mr. Roseburg 4 3 Y ,
the editor of the Journal lately brought him a
ltatetpeal of his circulation, but, as it %vas not
taken bckire him, in the logo! manner, he could
not receive it. He does not, therefore, admit
that my loch testimony is before him as the
Journal userts.
Funkier, the statement in the Journsl conveys
a false impression, by the manner in which its
worded. From it, the public would suppose that
the circulation of both papers was counted at the
same i date, whereas, the Journal gives what it
avers to be its present daily circulation, while
ours is copied from the evidence in the hands
of the Postmaster, taken nearly one year ago.
Wet we disposed to boast of our circulation, we
.1
coul4.
-Kin! to an aggregate Increase of many Mime
Shiite the evidence was heard before the
P mister, but we have the utmost repugnance
to all such attempts to promote our business, and
we believe this feeling is generally entertained by
the public. We know how easy It ism ran up a
fictitious circulation, by ;scattering papcts brood
cast amorig.news boys, by giving them away on
steamboats, by wasting thank in the office, and by
keeping tip • useless and burdensome exchange
list. We could as easily wet down and print
melees reams of paper, as anyone else, were we
disposed to boast of ii circulation, which, while it
would Impoverish as, would not benefit our ad.
vertisers. All such efforts to bolster up a Easi
ness, exhibit weakness instead of strength, and
are a just cause of suspicion. We prefer to con.
duct our business with filudence and economy,
and content ourselves with its legitimate and
honest increase, which has been heretofore of a
very fiattaringeharacier, baying more thou quad.
fueled itself under our administration.
Having 'hue laid before our reader. a plain
atatement of facts in relation to the letter lip , and
the Unpleasant matters growing " out of it, and
having ethibited the turpitude and injustice dale
Journal's attempt to injure tt, we submit the
whole matter to their judgment, with the mut,
mute that they never had better reasons for being
satisfied with the Gazette as a medium of aver
tieing, and that we shall spare no legitimate
meansofreudering it increasingly worthy of their
generous support.
The author of “Philandros" proves to be the
very person we suspected. We knew of no oth
er Legal gentleman who would write and publish
.0 dangerous an article, at such s time; apparent
ly for the pleasure of having a tilt with his pen at
the Gazette. T. H. Baum, Esq., avows himsell
the author of .Philandroa," and we wish hint all
joy of Its paternity. As the evil effects of his WV+
eke have been Bormiently neutralized. and as it
has met with the condemnation of all prudent citi
zens, we do not care to penile It farther, unless
some of the legal gentlemen of the city choose to
review it In our columns, as the Judge invites
them to do. As Gls as we have heard, it has met
with no more favor with the bar and bench, than
with the community generally.
Oar correspondent, a Meiropolia," makes some
suggestions which we hope the oity Councils will
take into doe consideration. We hope no money
will he spent about the Diamond which will not
produce im , improvamatit which will be a lasting
credit to the city.
James Gordon Bennett, according to the Wash.
Mitten correapondent of the Baltimore Sun, is an
applicant Ltr the chargeship to Vienna,and in presa
ing-his claims with grow vigor.
Mr. Wobster's plan of compronninc, if ho bits
any moire; may be surmised by the following:ex
tract from his speech in the U. &Senate, delivered
August 10,1018:
"My oppardtion to the inereane of slavery in this
mown% ea to the increase of slave rePre.entstion
In Coupes., is general and universal. It has no
rekvenee to the tines of latitude or points of the
compass I shall oppose all snob extension •ndr
all increase, in all places, at all times, tinder
all such eireumataneme, even against all induce•
ment..egaittat all combinations, anaint all cow.
promise..
New ARAT U111701131,-The Secretary of War
has made a material alteration in the drew of the
°freers; and Privates of the Army. This Officers
hereafter, are to wear frock coma ofthc:rpatte roe
now worn in the General Stag; Corp, aid Arms,
with epaulette and sashes. Officers of Dragoons,
Artillery, and Infantry, are to wear dark blue
Pantaloons, with stripes. The stripe for Dragoons,
to be of orange color; Riau, tight green; Audi.
!erg, red; and the January, light blue mixed. The
cap is to be of the material and nearly the per.
tern of the forage cap now worn. The privates are
to wear frock coats ofdark bloc color--jackets of
light blue mixed. Various 'other atlcratiou are
made, which we have not time to , enumerate.
The new style of 'dress boo been adopted, says
the Secretary of War, at the urgent request of a
large number of Officers, who are desirous of
having a unikwrn leas expensive, lees didleult to i
procure, and better adapted to campalgo aid oth. '
er outdoes.
MCNOIII TO • Pascricat. Paninis.—The Hon.
Edward Gilbert, one ofthe Member. elect to Con.
peter= CaMinds, and ona of the proprietor,
of the Alta CILIA:Mg!, has ineaopled :an invitation
numerously signed by the mom premium:A em.
Mena of Albany, Nov York, to receive ■ public
dinner in that city at his convenience. Mr,
hen was a practical printer in Albany only three
years age, and this invitation is an honorable tes
timonial to the character ho has earned for hint.
among her citizen.
In bit, letter al acceptance. Mr. Gilbert papa
tke following tribute to Lir original profeaslon.
Ho .ars :
"Treating the citizens, other than printers,
who have bee. pleased to sign the tether I have
received, will aim= me, I aboold do inmates
to'my own feelings, and to troth, WI neglected to
my, that if there be one fact in my hie to which
I turn with paramount satisfaction, a is, that I
owe my public and private position to the proles
side I have punned fora livehhood. It is to the'
rose and thei composing stick I em indebted—they
were my tato, and my college; and the fame or
good I have achieved belong to the enknt but eb
festive teachings of the 'art ofArts: "
f yawn Bamoracnons.—The following list of
the receipts of some of the religious and ber.evo
lent Societies 4)( January, which hue been oh,
mined from authentic *nurses, will be found in
teresting
American Tract Society, (Including
520,000 for publications sold, $34,150
American Bible Society 32,200
American Board of Com. for Foreign.
Minions
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mias
*ions
American Home Missionary Society
American Sonday School Union, (eon
elusive of publications mold)
American Baptist Missionary Union
American For. Christian Union, from
Inn. 10 to Feb.lo
The American Bible Society received
from Amil lam January Slat
sive
American Tract Society, from April 1
to January 31
American Board, from April I to holt.
ary 31,1
American Baptist Missionary Union
from April Inn to Jantnoy lit, in.
clentive
American Sunday School Union, from
March Ist to January 31w,
SPIV
.Fpisoupal Board of Foreign and Do.
medic Minion., from June 15th to*
Jan 15th
—N. r.Jour. rf COM.
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Ten Stnnutun Coun - r.—Ttre Supreme Court of
the United Suttee, after an &Menus cession of
three menthe, In which many tmpoitant cases
were decided, adidnmen on the let instant to meet
again in thin city on the first Monday of April
next. It is understood that the decision in the
Wheeling Bridge awe will be gives . et the punt
term.—ReimAlte.
Mr. Henri thinnell's Artie expedition is likely
to get under way. Several officers of experience
have volunteered their services, and the benevo
lent projemor of the enterprem says that he is de
termined to carry item,. Coot what it may. Mr.
Grinnell, by the way, has retired from active bu.
aines..—Nies Fed Posy.
A Washington correspondent of lbe Washing.
too, Pa, Commentosotrh, give, as an imminent
item ornate., the fact that ED,. Sturgeon," U. s.
Senator ' from the great State nf Pennsylvania, as.
teeny ,pole on the petition of Ppnrisylranimis and
Pelawarians, ha a peaceable dissolution of the
Dram. It vas *small subject, but the Doctor
managed to make a big speech upon it—Aeztend
log through three minutes and eleven aeconife,
by the Mira clock."
ADDMML AP/11.01%L.,TIOX.—We learn from
Withioroo, t h at an appropriation of =O,OOO has
been demanded by the government, on account of
the defideney of the pension fond. .11460,000 has
been demanded kir removing the Florida lath.
Far tha Putabsii,
The New ?clawless Estsse.
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The public, buildings or a city and amoni•thi .
first things that Milts a stranger.. ,If . they are
mean, he goat earay with the impression that be
has seen a mean place. Men imitatecach other,
and where the public authorities erect shabby
buildings they set the fashion bilirliate
vale. The County Court House is a credit to
Pittsburgh, hut the City Hall and the Market
HOWICI are disgraceful in the extreme. I defy any
person to pan through the centre equate of the
city—bye strange misnomer called .14. Drainand"
—without a feeling of disgust. It is true ihat a
diamond is made of carbon, but still there is • vast
difference between that gem and a coal hole.
Having long held the foregoing opinions, l tc
! joists to see the movement in the right direction
recently made by the City Councils, for which
they deserve the thanlas of their conatittenta—
They have resolved to erect a new Market House
on the Diamond, and to invite plans from . archi
tects. 1 hope that the notice will be widely cir
ciliated, and that the peculiarities of the site may
be thoroughly studied, before any plan is adopted.'
Whoever gives a vote in favor of erecting another
eye sore m the centre.of the city, ought to bee
held strictly accountable by the people and the
press. It would be far better td endure dm press
eat nuitance, fur a year or two, than to remove
it in a hurry, only to put up another in in place.
Au opportanity is now afforded to erect a building,
which, as Num:ol Hall is of Boston, shall be the
heart's core 01 Pittsburgh.
The vile shad market houses which disfigure
Philadelphia, have unfortunately twee adopted as
models in many other places; but a Letter taste la
beginning to show itaelL An extensive sad haod•
some market house, built of brick, has recently
been erected at Columbus, which ar two stories
high and in good architectural taste., Chicago has
such a building, two hundred feet to length, with
large halls in the second story, which is it credit to
that young and enterprising coy.
The Pittsburgh amend is a square of two
hundred and sixty feet. A street of filly feet
wide, on each side of it, will reduce it onn bun.
deers and sixty feet. Market street must then'patia
through it. Without pretending to lowans accur
acy in the present communication, it is evident
that two buildings, each bf sixty feet trout by one
hundred and sixty feet deep, may be erectedupon
it. The ground covered by the two, would be
about equal to that covered by Odd noble hotel
the Monongahela House. •
In the first place, extensive cellars should be
conatructed, order the whole, which would. bring
in • large rent Or storage. In the first story, on one
side of the street, should be the meat market, and
on the ether the vegetable market. In the second
story of one of the buildings should be the city
hall, with spacious chambers fiat the councils, and
rooms for the accommodation of the city officers.
The second story of the other building should le
in one large room, fur a town hall, for public meet
ings, and for any great occasion when the citizens
generally might wish to assemble.
Each story should be of ample height, the win
dows, door; and archways large, and the whole
in good arch tectuml proportion. The principal
stairways should be carried up in two equate
towers, at the south end of the building.; one of
which should contain a good town o'clock, (a
thing sadly needed in this city) and the other to
large bell for a fire alarm. Every plan offered
hieh includes a belfry in Lite form, so often seen,
.f a pepper box or a mustard pot, should by im.
nedixtely rejected.
By throwing an iron arch amps Market Street,
o support o covered bridge, at each end of lb
•ditiee, the tiro building. would ho conueeted I•
the second story, and the general effect of the
whole structure, its an archltectund mass, would
be very mach improved. The building should be
of brick, and the walls painted of a light stone
color. if it ahould cost =sty thousand dollam- the
rents would surely more than repay it. It is pos.
Bible that mottoes of economy might render it e*'
pedient to erect one of the buildings at first, and
to pat:pone the other bra lime.
Pittsburgh is ford of being called the Birming
ham of A meriel. It is vain to hope foe .• tour'
hall here, to mompsze with' the magnificent town
belief Birmingham,: which is one of the &lest' in
Europe; but we may of resat try to do some thing
that we will not be ashamed of afierwards.
METROPOLIS.
-S•HORI WASHINGTON.
Correepondente of the Pittsbunh Guest
LL WAsestoros, March I, ISIS.
Two Slissgeitar eases.-..Diplosnotie nod
atilitary Etesigesuiens-.Senator Dell%
Plan of censpromts••
I beer that the Hon. Henry Serino, British
Charge to loomed the States on the West Coast of
South Americe, has resigned. Thia Is the IttiE.
vides] with whom Mr. Potter, our Consul at Li
ma, had the recent ditfieultyt at Valparaiso. It
will be remembered that Mr. Palter vu on hie
way to the scene of his consular duties, but made
a short stay at Valparaiso, and, while there, hb
lady antlered some indignity, at the bond of the
British Charge, Who Is said to be a nephew of
Lord Pahnereton. In resentment ter this unman.
ly affront. Mr. Potter promptly administered per
sonal chastisement. It I. said that ■ kw days
after this painful and discreditable affair, ■ British
ship came into port, the commander of which, on
being informed of the cirCOMlnatteen,advineJ Mr.,
Sullivan to resign, a. the best coarse left open
to him. He the advice.
I understad that the Senate confirmed, among
other nominations, to day, that of Metch
eter, E.q., to be Surveyor of the Port of Bost,'
But the greater part of the day was collimated in
dierrosiog of the cue of Lieut. Schaumburg. This
is a remarkable cane, both as respects the dream.
women. in which it originated, and the length of
tree it has been pending bekre the Senate.—
I believe Lieut. S. resigned his commission, in the
let. dragoone, as !Ong agog 1938. He, however,
almeet immediately withdrew It, nod contended
that it had oat been legally accepted. For ■ donee
years put, or something like it, he has been urg
ing his claims for reinstatement, before the Sen
ate. After_a great deaf of intermediate actioni
not neensoniy to be here rekrred LO, the Senate,
lard blotch, adopted ■ resolution mooring him to
the army. Bat the action of the Executive did not
correspond to the apparent intentions of the Zen.
ate, fur, instead of Lieut. Schaumburg, another of
ficer wao nominated 10e promotion, on the 00111
occurrence of a vacancy in the regiment. This
nomination the Senate have declined to confirm
or act upon, but, to day, by a close vote, it was
resolved that, tinder the pre vloue lasohrtion, Lieut.
S. way. entitled to the appointment. It is prbba
bk thin will decide this long protracted cOll
-
The more I rollert opon it, the more reason I
God for concluding that a propotiltion, based Upon
Senator Bells suggestions, referred to in my let
ter of yesterday, must Godly prevail for tte set
tlement of the territoriel trunnions. Perhaps It
may be well to recapitulate hem the head• of Mr.
Bells proposition. The limis is the adminiou of
California. That, of course, the North denims.
Then he would divide TAP.; with her owe con.
tent, into three part?, the fires pup to couetitota
the State of T 00.., now in the Union; the aeson4
to (one another State, and be admitted at once;
ad the third part to remain attached to the sec
ond State mail It shall attain the population re.
quisite for representation in Compeer, when it,
also, ,hall be admitted n a Skate. Thus there
will be formed, out of Texas, three States, two of
which will certainly, and all will to probe*.
stove States. But it will be recollected the res
olutions of annexation were a compact between
the Milted State. and Texim,,in which the former
guaranteed that five slave States might he admit.
ted into the Union, from territories South of 30
deg. 38 min. The North, therefore, cannot and
will not complain of an arrangement which re
duces this number of probable slave Stales from
five to three. Out Mr. Bell farther proposes to
purchaae of Texas all her claims Co territory
North of the 31th parallel oflatitude, and to or.
gerVse it under territorial governments. The par.
chase coo he readily armed upon, bat the ponm
of government, for the present, had better be pas- '
sad over. Ac to the claim of Texas to that tern.
tory, I ate perfectly enured that it is a piece of I
impudent pretension: bat perhaps it wW cost
much lento buy oat her calms, than to resist
them,
Mr. Bell acknowledges that his plan is but a
compilation of ideas taken from Mr. Benton and
ethers, bat I (worm I look Amon it with a great
deal of favor, no matter who may be Its proprie,
tor. The mow important points to regard to It ,
aro !Lem two, will tho South accept 'it, and wEI ;
Taxis consent to the conditions which depend I
apart her acquiescence? I tear that neither or •
These interesting questions can ha answered in
the affirmative. Jima.
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WiLMllMSlTter,Mitsch 2nd, 1520. , A SlMlManur S togY•
The Purulent's levee at the White House isl e The W•81 . 4 4 1 °• correspondent °I Mr* lap*
0404 *as perhaps the moubahmat of the tenon. petal's paper,' the "Queker COY,' eommoomatca
The rooms were crowded to a most uncomfortas the following minims account of a recent len:lark•
the degree. The two daegbters of Gen. Taylor able dream of Mr. Calhoun's. - NVe hove not
were present, and aided in theceremony Of teems , mach faith M mlPereatured appearance*, hot , f
Ins the guests 0(11,0 evening, It was each ~,,tb., any thing could lead the ghost of the “Father of
ertng as can rarely be coin out of Washingte,u, to bin country" to revisit the zealous beneath the
',Each so many elle most ditlingefahnd men o r moo., it would be the ahoaghl. 1.1 Los beloved
the country, distinguished as well in otheriaer-
country was In dear, of Oneness+, which would
amiserlife u to Polant, are attracted by the be but soother name for Cir f (Par. We give
power and patronage of the general government. the story for what it is worth
On Monday, Mr. Calhoun will speak, if be be Wesorerrtene Jam 12.
able, and atm capable of the exertion, will be MIL
le nos -Thu
arc Humme d T o t:, l ::'Tt
Pree"'
while
b'e colleague , Mr. Buti'r , read. d f all i ti t' , a k eemed very ' much troubled and out of
from thdrmannsermt copy, the addren prepared spirits You know he is altogether a 1 enernble
by Mr. Calhoun, upon the Slavery question, as or man, with a hard, stern, Scotch Insh few, gal.,.
"rnPmbenjiv'''''
I may
ell
" theme
m- 'a reine "P wT:trev7t * mli d e l l h ie ' ar ' liro ' f h eil L lVtirc d on ' n f
eluded in the controversy concerning Catherine, ..., e c ,„ .. i d, h im , M s hair re boom white. Ha le
the Territories, the Dtatnet, km., dee. There as tail, thin, and angular. He remind* you very
already a moat intense anstety manifested, to hear much or Old lIMI - Ory . That he 'is lment, . one
him. Mr. Webster will speak in the course of the
po teal advanement—has entered up on the
doubts, he has summed the brightest hermit of l i
week, probably about Wednesday . Flo has pre' .k. roe o c h e [ ta iron neemAity which he woeshms, I
pared himself for a great effort. He will probably all that can xcels ambeion—even the Pteaidency ;
duvet the powers of Ina argument and eloquence of the United States.
satinet Mr. Calhoun's position. As in the contest
Hatt'at my sto ry.
Ythryre The other morning at the e . 1, an unobserved epectstor,
wit h H•)•', in the time of nitiltiSeattoo, he will brea t
happened to bo present. Calhoun was observed
be regarded as the champion of the Oman, the on- to gaze frequently at hes right band, and brush it
tagonist a all Its foes . I hope h i . tel sol i l w ith hie left m a hurried and nervous manner — t
b. u signal sad e0n.... it wo. on that memo.
, T , A d oo i rer , th o e fir li t o h :. t it e ro z po cazd oo au th e o nt l i o.o on okto t
noble occasion, but I doubt, I fear his mind has pe n rty—hut name rthtnk is T.mhs end he Is a
been much more occupied thin winter with hie member of Con mess from Ceorgta—took upon
htmsell o to ask the occasion of Mr. Calhoun's dies
cues than with the cases:of stateamanship.
Whether Mr. Benton intends to speak, Ido not qe .t e „,,... e. your hand pain you ,' he asked.
know, but ! think that he will not, unless provoked To [but Mr. Calhoun replied in rather a turned
to do so by something in Mr. Calhoun's speech.— manner—ol f ahaw ' 1. Is nothing ' Only a dream
which I had hoe nisei, and whiali makes me ore
Should he deride to fulminate, he will produce a
w Pe rpetually a largo black spot—like an Ink. blot e h
great impression Cloy, Webster, Calhoun, and 1 -!upon the back et my right hand An 001.1 de-
Benton, are the greet authorities whom we in idler fusion I simpose
yeus, and our posterity will consult Mr memo- Of course these wo o rdn creited:h d e r t. urtonty of
rands rands QOM. mighty coolest. Webster le capable l d h e ' tal ‘ S . Trtl:l ' n moll% I n sr d ' rean,7l:til Tom ' b b e t ' i l eleil
of an efrort which in the Judgement of a succeed quietly—
nag generation will ponces the htghest attribute. "What was your dream like , 1 ant not very
or genius and power, bat either <WSe other. will "r," a h g t : a :: l ",: t a r a : iam",l7„:;habn.at item" " the y ,
produce a groom , effect upon nn audience end have
this woe Fuel, a peculinrly absurd dream, i
his contemparari, Mr. Webster will be quoted fond Mr Calhoun, again brusitiog the boon of Lis
and referred to, long after the internl of the co- right hand— 'flowerer, if it dove not ton much
1
casein has paned, bet the others will be pebbs6,l :°',71 de upon tho time of our friends, I will relate
and read mom extensively now.
Me. Calhoun, it is euppoleed, ball regularl toe Of course the oompany were profuse in their
expretsions of anxiety to know all about the
Leaned his speech, and had it taken down y
by a dre
related
• I n hits etngularly sweet voice, Mr. Cala
stenographer from his sick bed, rendered from
unto
At a late hour last night, as I was eating m
Written out. these notes, revised by bonscll, and than fairly my room, engaged in writing, 1 was astonished by
the entrance of a Itiallllr, who catered nod without
As the/ pest has been a lighting week, a week • word tank • 'mat °PP , ' e me, at m 4 ,shies Th. ,
lee o oo6 watt rePon• of. nod P te Paraltoo• for d uet., tTe r te w' rva d ni m , t e k ' tal ' l l stOn d l g d ' 7.: P .T.Z.7..7 d b7"0:
brawl, riots, manacren, sail at on, no the coming turbed. The manner in which the intruder enter
one may be expected to ba a wit Of Orators' ed, itio perfet tly itslrposassseil, Itll.lllO i:l3 real op
festival.
p.ne MO, Willa 11l a word, . II nogh my nano,
.d all within it, belt nged to lam, excited in me
The Supreme Court brie adjourned, to mt et Sc much surpriee se indignation. As I raised in)
again the lab of April. At the beginntng of that bead to look into his features, over the top of my
term the demaion la the Wheeling Bridge case ""d.." lamp, I ‘ 10 '''" 0 ” 10 ° at' 'eat aital'faid
to a Bun Heal at bleb elk, tual y r weenie,' his face
will probably be rcuilrred
and features from my • ieit An I rained my bred
The House, yentenlsy, by way of Otter from the h o gre i,
fatigues and annotomy of us assiduous attennon . Whet , sue you waling, Scooter from South
to public bovine. thus far in the 3031(00, took up
C' Pl i' d n i ' d ' not think of hie oupertinetur at firs t , but
the private ealander, and warming went through answered h i „, i,,,,„,,i,_ /
wash some dos, cues of old claims, that have "I am writing a plan for the I) 'solution of I ,
been pending probably melee the youth 01 the fed- the Atm man Union, (you I,now gentlemen
oral ramie duitou. that I am expected l 3 produi i a Plea el I) ns
notion. in the event of t erne. ti e ong e mu es j '
They ,the House tieing a ' , plural unit') have
" Ti, thin the intruder re plied in th i oohs. ineu.
also been talking a good deal thin week of uncoils, tier po-sible
"Senator from South Carolina, will you adow
agelog the growth of Amerman hemp, and of bow
Lan to look at Volt, Imed, IMO right hand 'l'
' He row, Hitt lank led,
to
I behold h as Lit • a '
much it will nuspeed. Now, the reader will per
ceive Hamm such nuns an these, Chu IS a delicate flentlemon, the sight alien, struck me lilt n tem,
theme for Congress. It Is said that you should der daps It we• the fare of . ‘1 , .4 0 , .. wt.. I
never
meet . n a
tope is the fethety
et a man who ;: : 7 . ,,,, , : p rz e zz t , ..1 r 4 4 4 :2, 1 g 1e :1
. 1 ,, i 1 1 , ‘ A e ,, 1r•
i. t . ti 6 l , i n te .,
% J e tt:.
has been banged, how tender R topic then must ~..t,,,,,,,,,tkeintn id e r f a a., ne0,,,i4., in n . (L ai ."'
PRODUCE AND FLOCS FA(I'ORS,
JAAIDS N. DAV/9 CO.,
be the probable .tant a the hemp crop in the Washlngtor lie was dr..and in th , revoluimila- ;
t i,,,,
~/ g. ry crown., such . you es, pneeerved in the Pat
pre•ent year Mr discussion before your
mu Meer"—
• o .hfr Markt% ant 54 Commerce st, Phnsilett lut
Cf,, . 0 ".e.,Y." °P.. d ' °°°l°. " l°,l°° " C " ,• Here Mr. Calhoun pawed, apparently ranch Aassittce ma , e by either et t he shove , (Wean ten
mans, and loges, sod Arkansas Johnsons,—whee fronted. this agitation, I need not tell yon, wo o 1 ..... Prodtia in ther nee. itt ' m
1 reeeet upon what I have seen and heard in this 'hued by the whole cot
Termite, at length MICUAINGE A m
esN BANKING 11011991
c . v .. , I ~..d . , itha, tae quoa .,
. b .,,, r „..., broke the embarreseing pau.e " Well, eat, el-,
or
what was 60 Mao of Cos error. , hlr . Calhoun A. WILKINS ,I. CO.,
be, how many will one American hemp suspend wanted :
btAll 'd
instead ol bow meek it will tuOilstri But nu mat. •'Thin intruder, es I bate seld, rose snd asked I t WIN I ROI'
.ot
ALT & TIMID ` , IRFET m
ter, it is a veer"! prodoeboo, and may poire hip be- to look al on right hand. .As Om. I had not 140bn...sta.
c I emended it The truth le, I GRAND CONCERTI
come very popular with what Is now the party ot the eweile
h u ll felt n ninny., chill p,vatle me at his touch ha VOCAL AND INSTRUSIENT•L.
peace, moderation, and enieeuion.
Lehigrouped
u tare
tani''hi 'b
"'r''d'ngi ‘l:7lltiteto emfeeevery rarirsOf has fare . y''l ' n ' o ' n ' i l i u s i . e ' r V i
e l f i ''''
W ei l. R •
wall L g t oi N e n a " tt .g a
n ir Canaan ' e c e u rT of lr
It was the fare of Wash,' gum Gstulemen, I • °rat ii, d "ointment Slim" no
shuddered as [beheld the horrib't tithe/ also. loci, I 11l Hall al F,V/Yiltht. 'MARCO Mb, neon,
of th•t visage. Afler holding my Land ter a mu- r , , i , A , t." ,.. iL . n , i 7,, t ,, t `t In' Y.. .. 2
meet, be looked at um stes.boy, and ac i d as a ne• 3in mover!, ot ri:iiere's ritlxia'is"'7,lrl.74VlT:
Or
quiet way
l.r 1L.1.11d a Itcr sot al 31,1313 and amateur, of etuomut
`led onlh this right hood, qentirr fro m Carole. talent
aa,
lau
mould
ago
)a,„„
Lame I 0 a P . 1,,,, aa ter- el .. ,iiiii c Inn "ointments in the Orehestra are two
log (la , Baton ditto: yeti!' s„ .
Shun e Ir..tumor an efect never yet equalled
•o.
` L i ' t
:s al e '''. l l . o ' l'
the 4 11 e e l ..'i
n it ' ''''r
the s ir g c ' r ” ' o n '1 ( 8 : d : l ' s : i t ci : I li l . w ill
s i l'i.
' t . ii . ii i t j'l nt , R :h l ' : . ', l' l, ;,:
j ' ii '' e: : ', „: 1- ;, :::4 ; i ttl ' a l :ti i' I ' v„ ;I: i l l L' :r . L o ner p i l t a ' h y en ., L 7 ° , n t d : ' : " : d : f i o ::T h h" : ' , l n e : ent
that tarmect, • black IVotchappesred on the heel
of my hand, an 101 l blo eh, welch I mem to see ::"°' ,°",.° ' a° "‘" car 11°°". "went non." soil
altuln row. ' , What is that , crie 11 I shouted I ' l,;' I' , " 1,:o 50 maim to be had at dime Music
know nnt why at the bl it !Is upon rot hand e n Ms, tel ni al the 'principal Boole, . • I at tb.
"Thai," said he. dropping my hoed, 'that is the °°'-" -
ai. A
meek il whirh Benedict Arnold is Leo on in the
nest world' kio
••tn h.:change Wanted, _-
O the his h t
Ner wee paid for he tag* the Ex
"lle said no more, gi • l Venice, bat drew horn I A thlngc an.l Ittlitilf tOo e 15( '
at
beneath las cloak an °biro which he played op ru, A Wit.hr.s &en
en .l , trible—plated It o Ff'n OR , ‘RRT PaP'r ' , -- Lady's Breast Pin Lost
able'. I was writing Thal ole - c, IOW.'. gosl nu Thor eias, la -h al n I . el Liberty
was a Skeleton
1. . eo,ii ir sn ottcc ' t a he ' d, S ' i l aS ' ge t AMC°
"Thom,"said Zr "there mu the banes of Jenne Hilt ii ,, t lIN Ihe Ender till lie • mato) rewarded
}Jamie, who was hung to Char!. MO, i ii' t i t , Br :.e by li s,ii i “ a, an, tat., IMO dli
ob. Ile cave his life, in orui rls i etalit ali the Lim Nii-e Lady new !tool en ti 4 It h
Union Wbtn yen put your name 10 e. D- , c Ineat F ..1. 1, the ow's, ta I have I,• r , 1:1; st l Ille:rfa,
LOO of I) t.ditt too, vby Inn may . 4 'II let I Of ti e 'Of scrt'. r ion I 1,)”, tor don advertisement.
the bones of faille ,issue bl fare you. lit. Val a 1.0131b111t, Li rrt i ,s. rii
Carolin i an and so are nom But there war no c art J tabs • iv st
blotch
i o th r 7he b a 4 e ' Wt h r i ds " lli d e — intruder left the room g -i sFN \ITT A ,removed Mane s..
I stem d back from the (minim wth the &It] .{) later. have removed in No, IS sier etre! t, t * ie
man it !nonce and — awake, Overworn by labor I ''' , '''.."' l, i". , ' , Red Pm"mseh mm im
had fern asleep sad .ern dresining.—Was it not , s - 9 0 54K. mt , igtArr it .9oNv , SOD A 1
• alrgidar 2.990'
,/.., Janl Inddlag. from steamer J J VlVlcitten ; 4 1 1 .1
All the company answered in the aftlate•lVC ‘.3. 1 ^ he 'r) 031 MI rctik LTlthlil,
boshT. h oo iz o li ,ra i
bin.01.f71,77e,
lookingd h ,.l ., _. i g . ofrrt%
tether
i , e ( : a y unr,
~,n o l u oi i.
n e ,: i; l i e it ,
:nh a ,,, t 1 1
,( 11 0 , , 1 , _ i 0
.___,,,,.:.
or
‘b
e„ s: , n itu l i: h l ::: r e 1: ,; : k
was Stank. ---
me head between lim baud., seemed .used in l' Ait..ll •161. , oIL t. i v nod
thi,ugh.
i , I It teal I -on anti. ttalukcd •It.;a i r t - tt ,
r -It do tin limn ,
I .' 1 I 'MAKI, II Si t zri TONT
1
1 31
"k!?;
-%';:',7:-d?'" -11
to pu con r l ;-,:,„.;,,..;, ' :,%,„,, . t ttoirth and Starket so
i 11l tillill a Intern/ il.i.D
BLACK ♦ND WHITE
COMPAZATIPt Paooans olr/MtWIIITZ AND CuLtintO
POPULATION In Tn /In /rTATIZ.
The Gehming tel.le shown the tathite and colored
popoletion of the Non Slavehohheg State• at the
fint United Slates croons, in 1793, •ed inn"hinit
census, Jit Isle. Of lbe colored popnintion,4o,3l4
Were Ware. in 1100, end only 1,129 Worn CAPP.
in ISM—
•
1790. 1910.
19biter. Colored. 11;:les. Colored
Maine • 16110 Wel 300,4:11 I ,:11.5
Nelollempsklro . 111411 76.5 0.4,00 31.4
Vermont • 93.144 Vt. ••• • • 111,71 D 7:3;
hlaosselloutoo• =lO3l :1•161 ;a• 100 e.,93;
Ellogle Itland • • 34 109 4.11 I• • • • • 096.7 3,93
Connemleut •• • 1311 401 3 301 3 / 9 40 9.111
Now York •• • • 311111 Z 31:-; 2,3.8,990 SUM
New Jo ney •• • 1.1i,93114,1e3 :;Si .1,3 11,113
P01ne71.909•• • 133319103.74 1910,113 4701.1
- __
. _
OhoT.ta lc 0.. 2 -1)0,93 61, - 9
5,61_1 I--
1.502,122 17 4.13
indatna, do , •,..!,;
filinoi, .1. •-• • ••' • • 41.4zi
Mtehtenn. du . ' VI MO 707
IVistoodn,da 3U:49 11/6
lows, do C . .,9:11 I,
Total
le , l , cce Of whileDOPolaraoe in SO peon .7:My II
r about 400 per cone do of colored do, 1e1„.777i or lOU
p'
er CLI,
•
It will be observed that there was an actual
diminution of the colored
„people people in New Hamp
shire sad Rhode 'Hand, ' while in the other Free
States the comparative increase of the colored
population was much leas than that of the whites.
The following shows the comparative papule.
lion of white, and colored persona In the Free
States'and the tilaveholdina States, at each census,
from 150 to 1040:—.
Fars `T. tILATM FTI
Whiter mll3 •
What... Catered
C... 0(17/0. •1,900,076 61,479 • • 1.g71,4. 6,9,11,2
• • Ittra• 44601410 01,140. • • •1,71.1 . 2. 91-314
10. • 3.01 el sr 10601. • •V 20,7'5 1!0,11' 1
PY9. .5.1191 XL 11 . 1,001 1,,40310
1t.30. 41 ,106020 141.1 9ti• • ..a. 116 0 1.1.7515
1 , 40..9,617.00 1:1,56 .. • .4.6:e: 640 0,7111,C1r1
Warp tae IlL11.0 , ..,•7•0:1 IN TIM rots 1111,2.
Free Colored. Sloive4
00 169 .111,370
47,101 35,040
.310
114F1,13 13,11,
117.4.11,1 ' 3:107
170,727 1,1'15
Cenvutall:l , o
PIM
I.IU
• 1.10
1840
I . l.Glltell it SLIMS, in MI SLAVIN masts
Gen.. of 17100 4635 6.17,1457
IKK) 61.241 030,(1)0
• IZZXI 135.301 1 .111,5-0
.41170 VA1L15,47.1
• • 1840 212 504 U.,456,2•41
Those who exaudoe them matementa mill per.
celve that while the colored popolatioo has M
attered over 300 per cent. io the 50 years from
1700 to 1010, to the Slaveholding Stales, the tame
elms cf population bad increased but about 350
per emu. in the Free States. This id/dement sno
bow trifling must have been the number of slave,
who hare mopped from bondage .into the Free
Staten,
Professor Tacker esSmates the natural rates of
soften of the total colored population of the
Untied Staten at a little Over 32 per rent. thread,
ten years from 1799 to IS4O. The increase of the
colored population in the Free States had been far
below that rated hp to 18101 nor is it probatde that
the mounts 01,50 whl show • different recoil.
It cannoidmdlapnted that, considering the coin
,promotes of the Constitution in favor of Slavery,
:the actin/sit:on of Lyolalitna,Viorida, and Tess.,
for the benefit of the South, and the various op
prasimiUoni to Free Trade in our Tends to ar
penile Southern clamor; the adv.:moss and sup
porters of Slavery knee but little to
.complain of in
the condos of the North toward toe Slaveholding
Staley—N. V. Tribune.
Nrw Ontueln, Pb.e 2.9
Later from California.
Arrivapf tAs Alabassolnandattan f 3IMPIIfII.
tO Coy—Great Lau of Properly—Gold Washed
Pr—Pigla with the Chtilians—Cpl. Proms'', and
Lady.
The steamer Alabama mired bare to day from
Panama. She brings sixty five paaaeogers and
dates front Sam FIIIICIITO to the 224th of June
•ry.
The Alabama brings four hundred and filly thou.
sand Millais vOrth of gold dust on freight aturbe.
longing to passengers.
A terrible mid destructive Inendatloqqad taken
place at Sacramento City, caused by the over.
:dew of the river—• thing that has not happened
before to two grit an extent leeway year. Neatly
- the entire city urns covered with water. Large
numbentof cat le and other property hove been
awept away— lOaa 4 very heavy, estimated in all
over one million of dollar.. Although this ea
larallyhai proved exceedingly distressing to the
chinas, yet 4 tau proved exosedingly beneficial in
other respects.. The overilowlng of the waters
has washed oat immense quantities of gold from
the earth, where it had before remained undiscov.
teed.
At the mines ear Stockton4tlio Chit/nits:nada
quite • ACM, at ack upon the Americans working
there. Save or the onailants were killed and
number wound d on beta Ode., nod many of the
Chillier, taken meaner. It is believed that that
outage willao Ilicenso the At:rimming that they
will not rest until the offenders ate driven entirely
out of the country. The excitement bed become
intense,
Mrs Fremont has recovered bar health, sad
herself sad husband are about departing from Ps•
mama forthellafted States.' They mill doubtless
leave by the next eteemer.
• The ship Prince de Jnieville and barque Her.
maim )?ad arrived al, Sea Fraueisco from Nem
1 York. '
..
, --
FCROIRT AT CHARLISTO74 r
—ii turprambli young
MAO earned Onager; Was lAreAleai •I. CAliricatoll,
ea the tat lust, for prerneting three eargodchecks
at the Uutou Hint, two of which wars culled. hie
had bees bet a short lime married.
TO its [lnn, —Tne &mate he" de •
sided in laver of. Lieut. tivhailitibure,b, re.tords;
bun 43 ht. rank in Ills A merinan 'envies, lite re.
IttOtaties (711 , 1 , 011 K With /1 bosh pay misnaming,
perhaps, is 5311,000.
R1V11.9 IF Nary Volta —The Secretary of
he Stake of New York lino arThilev of nhsocialton
filed in hic office, which rota-.plate the con
struction tf 2000 cud., .1 plank rood, the r
oot
of whim will he nbout 63,000,000.
Tug lace PM. P • —The nrcootit of the as
rover). of a body believrd ro have In that of to,
Parham, originated in the lath edit.ou of the Harlon
ibrrald. All the orlar Boston ' , inert announced the
t o dp to be that of Danirl Meer. bey, a carriage rialto
papers and doe anent. proving which, were buildup.
his Lindy. A gentlemen who war arson, •t the es•
n, bola, for coroner'. Jury, of tho fragments
founthadar the Modica! College, alai. the Journal
of e0....0re, that the ',opn Jr. anot full and be
void ari dation, us llto.c or Or I . :lama_ •
LOOAN, WILSON & Co.,
IJS WOOD STREET, A DOVE FIFTH,
IMPURTERS 0? HARDWARE, CUTLERY, to.
A vk the attention of porrbenerr to their
PRESII SPRING STOCK,
Which they think will compare favorably, both
extent and cheat/neva, with that of any
other hour,, either here or in
the Kamera Citing.
•
febliC dA wlyT
try- Ilvra Prue —Thew Pills, .11. - overe4 by fir
. and which bear his name, were brat and in
kw own practice. In a row years they attracted the
attention of other physicians, and thence paned into
' general tier. Forcuring MI eirell.ge sof the [Aver, they
i ,
act withortainty and lecularity. The patient soon
feels 1101. - removal of M.ase, aides. be is well. The
effect is iihniut megteal, mid after 'wallowing drays
sodtersh aMr. of another dcaeription, the sufferer
himself relieved at once. Discueca of the Liver are
very eau mon in this country, and are as frightful in
cilantro, a. they are frequent In occuranca. Are you
troubled with any of the numeral. complaints Winch
orn,;ln~le in a diseased atm.: of the laved? Purchase
De. ;rills, and be relieved at once.
i s , by J. KIDD A. CO., No. ea, 'corner of Fourth
and (bowl at., raisburs4. la.ra-48Antwa
1) nit ,,, rates, , tor sale „
by ass* to arrive onnstesilei tit,
... , .
1 & CU, v.„ : . t
Anotbar Witness en ma Stand. lut6 ISAIAH Dll.t.E.
: TOM, Ilanora•Ve,t4 Judge, :f dm Court of rerun
CIIRoSIC 11l lEVNI ATISAI.
nri Qaarte: &S,111:1i. ,i , a. Prate, :u anal ib r ,h,
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Cot .stance . rot„ „f the township
heartfelt thanks for the *lest henrid I have reeetved ri lin:: iTt 0 0 . n..„:‘ ,.... ,
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tont an article culled CE"lnt tl.t:I•ltl. of Flnca Om, of ! A , l j i : , .. you ' r ',',,,..,,,,, ~,,,,, i ,„,,,,,,, ~,,,.:,Y,r o w nh
~..h.o, yen are the ..1 " l ''"l''''"` Mud 0 '" .. ...; inatennts for Me mecum, mosuetta,t;foilifeo[otwrar,veljersanarn,d
uoe It ultoutthn 1.11 of January, in is vi,SOM attack of ' others, al his dwr , 1 . 11 , itg .0 1 ,, 0 ,
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q po' ,„ (a!, 4 ,!" '',:,''' ; ai tt d t ' l ' l ' l ' in l' a r' l l :el d tse to ‘ keep • Publile Le plea
Et: ,,,,,,„ p m, to vac, vccorapimie_ WS_ IPLIC-1 , 11...0g, , n ,,,,, n n.„.„,. A n d you, peSSOSOr, PS St duty bowls!,
PO OS 10 keep al< tn eon... torture. l used the Iles I will prat'.
prok.n,,, externally, ll I'w ° l'l' hc.. .. " which '''' w me multscraters. eititenv of the lonnßhin
n. '" " "'". °" ,7 "3" . ''''''°' °' d. d " .. .. e. ! l - Orr•siti. ‘lO crtiy, that the
~above isentioner as eV
1 apt nose entirely went and woul d take .8u occasion ' cum! repute tor honesty and utiverumee, and laurel!
* •il d wok house room an tonvetnenCea for the
to recommen
dredutlnids'iresUe'ad.:liiFie:'rd'.7:::°"'G':'l:l:l?MrndleY'%l'Onbaa'ols:Ls7:. i I:'''4 : : : ''' : ''' i :'';', l'lnl,3o:;.:n:ntl,l'injoesirnr,d,p-glirint'.l"...rir:l;r:,l77h".og:."Aril:doll7:Lef Li.
A ilreW W (Indianan John Crider John
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Pen'
''''''''''''"r ' b• I t th tte l' il * lit ' to v n - , I ' levh Brooks, Eli 14 artaintart, P. ' lvory,
Mire general advertisement In another mtlumn. i, it ,,, t,,,,„,,,
rut' 434 ,
Well:
Improv•Envuts to Leptistry.
DK. G. O. STEAltrityln. of BOA., I. prepared to
oisoufacturc and set Itt.ors Dorm in whole and pans
of 'etc, upon Suction or Atm.o.pbcric Suction Platen--
TORMACIIII C126Z1/ to riot onnurss, Where the nerve is
srposed. tt.fere and reattlence reit door to the hb,y,
or's etre, itoucth street, l'itt•lnuah.
RA•E. 111 , Faddon.F. 11. Rolon.
•
Pcgmcv Leutort reumt.—rtcperen Ur J. W. holly
street, N. V., and for ash, by A: inynea, No
7Ulourth street. l'lnu will be found delightful art.
cle of bcrerege in fanatics, and particularly far etch
Belle's [Nowt—An improved Chocolate prepare
-I,im, n eonilonann. ui C,,cna mu; hum:vent, to.
recommended porn,
ohaly for In Prep.oreJ oy W. baker, Dorebea.
ter, N.!. , ale.l(or sole up A. JAYNES, et We Pekin
Tea Store. No. 10 Fourth al.
ST, I ,
D. H
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1": ::ZiElAN • 'Dentist. Corcir *Mouth
and Decatni, bt .• eat
Dacca( an nett-di Tin
A QUANTITY OF OLD TYPE FOR DALE., APPLY
I=l
IS D. Lzumice.
Lamar& & A50Z11,03,)
COMM/SS/C/N A. FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
n. W. earner of Walnut and Second streets,
Olnotesatl.
- .• • •
Promptness given to the purchase and sale of P
duo.. mr7-2
Domestic & Foreign Exchange, Bank Note!, Gold
azd Silver, Enright, Sold, and Exchanged,
At th• Exchange and Banking Haute of
WM. A. HILL & 00,
No. CI WOOO E.rucrr, 91 door above Fourth, (east rid
EZEEEMIEM
VD - Sterling Bills, suitable for remittance to the Old
Country, fur sale in sums of Et and upwarfs.
Interest allowed on time deposits of par fonds or
enrrrney. naghsetmS
Pittsburgh and Braddocks Plaid Plank
Road Company.
XTOTICE ie hereby fiVep Nat the Books will he
.111 opened by adjournment, for the purpose of re
relying further salmeriptions to the Capital Stock of
"id Companyj at the honseof TIIO3IAD P. BROWN,
at Turtle Creek. on Thursday, 14th March, inst., from
It , o'clock, A. AI. to 4 o'clock, P. M., at which moo and
place two or mom of the undersigned Commissioners
witt attend.
Thomas AL Bowe, ' Robert Palmer,
James Row, Edward D;Garearo,
William Eichbrom, William M. Lyon,
!caw Carothers, John Lytle,
Alexander Miller, James W.Bnehanan,
Daniel Kuhn., Henry Woods,
Robert Rohl., John Adams,
Thomas Williams, We,. M. Simpson,
Andrew Watson, David Beeler,
John Arthilt., George W. Irwin.
`JOHN TOINTON.
TNFORMATI6N is wonted of John Tointon, late
1 /anon, iu Loteolashire, England,,yeoan, woo la
ivat country in ma, for North Amens., and fur so
nine r , sided with a (Jr. Fslward Overton Woods,
Whirl . .. Mill, Jordan, on the Eric Canal, and no
itbotll 311 years of age:
II 11111.1 Jahn TOI4IOII will apply to John Lyons, N ,
slats went, Boston, be will heat of something to h
odrantase.
If said John frilead,any person who will furnish
Itutherate cernfieate of the fact, shall ani.thW r•
wurdell (or his %toad, mr7.lt
Bosten, March th 1100.
Glove Renovator.
Tor effectually 'restoring soiled Kul Gloves to th
• •
ristine
IyHECTIONgDraw the cleanliness.
glove tightly over M.
hand, or on ¢ Ironic made far the parimae. Mei
apply the Reno'icor with plece of clean flannel
'tad..., gently until the elect pronneed. For
p Mr: It ESI.ILLERS, h 7 Wood et
—•---
To Log.
A LA i R
imt poor mo the he by
the Rev. hit..Pos.. Possession given en the let
in April 0001. Apply on the premises. loop-It.
L•LIC llMds & tiIIOULDERS—UO cask. about
O half each, very neatly cut, and well parked in
salt, f clod item cask., would suit to keep here or
ship earn—to arrive an steamer Euphrates, ror gale by
ItlllAll DICKEY & CO, Front et
BAri INC. CUTLON-,-G bales on hand and for sale
by • ISAIAH DICtiEY & CO,
nom et reek
To the Nationale the Judges of the Court tf Gene.
rd Quarter &assorts pf the Peace, in arsd for the
County ,1 Allegheny,.
rpti 0ri0.0.... or the township of Ohio,
j In the county efurearild„humbly rheareth, Mut
Inn! tocutioner bath provided himself with materials
tar the accommodation 01 travelers a ul others, at his
dwelling house W Use townslop aforesaid, end prays
that your !moors will be pleased to grant him license
to Seep it Public House au FAIMIL2IIIIIIIeIII. Mid your
petitioner, us in duty bound, will pray.
We lb •• so , reribe , seitirens of the Olsenship sfore•
foul. do eerwy that the above petitioner is of good Fo
ndle lor boa, ,13 , and temper/summed 1• well provided
anti I,os, r.n. ono convenienees lor neeointno
dot,. and lodging of stee rs,and trovellers, end
Cud tavern is necessary
C Harry, Jolla Inekson, Jame,. Porter, Thos.
11111 k, Walter Seliolefield, hderaird onkford, Wm. Fm
.-. Joveph filarlott. James Merriman, Sr., IL Ander
s., Thomas Stephens., Frederick Alicheela,
Joan ftIePADEM t
FoRWAHDING k CONIAII6SIuN 14:RCIIANTS,
Cuital 114.irt,Yenn street, l'iltsbur,h. rut 6
w1i01.:12,..,,,1,:!,./.ll.,,:purlffal,J,lL,lLL, bought
north eoc ootter nib trth and Alirket Ott. P
1111, h 1 URITIV 111,11CLIFIELD
m tiO r :ll Le b , ll , %il u te rn c . i 11 2 Z ; 1 (0 , 11
Let wort,
MI:MI . 11Y h lIURCIIFIELD
1i" , : „ T.;.. -. 4',7„":1;:d g.' 1 477;11r,`,.° 1 Fr'"b
enrol en., cort,cr of Fourth and Market ste. "'l " th'
root. MURPHY h BURCHFIELD
._._
Steam SOW Mill for 114. U. .
!
! 1 1 1 . 1 . 1:ztz:ri r lz ., %d c e rzlr , e , 11: 0
( 0 ,, :Lc az Sew . 41 ., T i in
the AArglirliV rumr, whin one Mar ul Tart -alum.
! The Knginu mut other fixtures are all in aood order,
tind capable of doing a large b.ineas
The Coallo convriaonl 13 the Mili, and there Is •
I enulfOrOitele Hurdling HOLUM attached to the yreolueu,
which ,r suffiriently rusamo.hous Our the use of the
Mill.
For further pimiento. enqinre of the subaenbar,
on be prettnara, or to I ('vier llatersan, Who eau be
henna at the Warehouse of John McMillen &Cu , CA.
1 hal Basin rittrhurgli. LIOA Is I'ETEIISON.
rorn-I in
(Kittanning Free Pres, and Allegheny (Warren)
)Jul, copy Jr cork end ch. advertiser.;
BENNETT & BROTHER,
AWE:M.:4SW A RE aIAN UFACTUREIitt, -
rtirroirtgbam,Droar PittobatrighOPa.
011 tee, .M. 37 Iropr ar, between IlLo-ket and
IVa3d, Attsbnrgh. '
411WWILLenranantly keep on hand a pod anon.
meat or Warei of our oarn rustrutaeltire..d
.„ 1 ,,,i,, i. Me vale mid country hie,
hant. •re rempeetfully moiled to call and.
mina for themselves, as We are deternened to Pell !,
ehraper thaubasererbabirr been °Pere,' to the pub. ,
o.A
fu-unfr e e Neat by mr.hßocomPettieJ by the tub or
good rrrerenrc : will do promptly Nuended in mrC
----. • -
bloototuootho Hasuot,
Plll.orgh, March Ist.
Fr 11,1,1::.71.41eiti0n:,,Ded
~,'l,:trtarbe..Tvitetb,o4lonsEal ro
oppo.tte Plitslotroh, to the County of Alletrhe4,%;l4
th,o doy dreier.] n dretdend of 3 per cont. on the
ma,knnid ootopetty, 1011 be pool to Iho
Stock bottle,. or Orin legal repusenoutee o . ou and of
ter Um 11111 si).l JOHN TIIA W.
I{l4ll
. . , e,
II eSTOII,IOA 16 A HDRIILIGIOVII
LECTURES.
Dry. D. S. WELLING win In the M. P.
It Chided comer of kinalthfield andbeventh urea.,
and Thursday evenings., •I 7 o'clock.
u. d tares ere iced. itniliartive and entertadulng
.noby 11 aguroposie Paintings each of which covers
, Ink whigh all ran gee at once.
Thin , Pied... Clustrive gountry end car/13.1 JO'
1.411.-1 through which the liraelitea traveled from
l- pt in the pramised Land.
ID-Aeon ounce Lb cent. each night; Children 10
coat*. Eatrancoon Seventh it. turLdi
n 0...
xx
A good 1.11.601 can be had by ayolytag
ors It Lt, Llberty It
AUCTION SALES.
1 / 7 Joan D. Davis. Mumma."'
81.4 Ira!nut. Reward, nod Mahogany rentrra.
As Auction.
On Friday afternoon, M. Bth, at 3 &cloak, at tie
Commercial Sales Dooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
wee.. will be We—
-1 boz turd Mt Walostt, knanWled and 31 4.3.37
Veneer";
3 boxes Mahogany Venom.
nit 7 JOILV D DAVIS, Atm
Bung and Rail Read Btarkat Awthoas.
• On Friday °senior, March fitth, at B o'clock, at the
Commercial Sale. Roams. corner of Wood and Fla
funds—
streets, will be .old,vrilmat reserve, tor cask, PDX
SO shares Stock in M. fr. M. Hank of Pittsburgh;
37. do do Examite Hank, do;
mrS In do do Penn. and Okla H. B. Comp.).
JOHN D DAVIS, Anet
Morgan's Ocingb le grays.
InnosE who a.e Morgan's Cough 9yrip can C 011•
seiendonsly recommend it-
From the Evening Tribune, Feb. 93, IMO.
Moues's Cosa Sr ear.— We can consciieatirimilY
recommend this medieine for conchs, es it has eared
us of a most aygrarated attack. It is a very dire:root
affair from the ordinary panto medicines. UP. hove
a cold try it.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN D. MOROAN, Draggle,
elm Wood ist,l door below Diamo nd
was!
•
rintE Dwelling House, Third, above Mitltheld, no
.1 «worded by Rev. ALL Bakewell.
Also—For one or more_ years, some large lota o
'Ground, in the Ninth Ward, on, and near the river
suitable for Lumber Yard. Bonaire of JOHN Id
DARLINGTON, or of
mr.ff D. DARLINGTON, Fourth at.
To Plato. Crows Iboot or SWist Woos
atom
IV/ANTED, an engagement am conductor sr meetl
y k ger, in an establishment in arty of th e above
byanches, by one who perfectly understands the trade
in all Its branches, with all-ha latest imprerneme.
haring hod fourteen yea& exPenenee in one ok of the
largest ntanufactories in England. Can basean an.
exceptionable character from hie present employer.,
and a knowledge of the French language. •
Letter., post paid, to Mr. Geo. Archbold, Summit
Hank, Sniethwick, near Birmingham, England.
mr3 St*
Beldealrearg Machine Namur...nary.
Tlite eubreriber informs his friends and the public,
that at his extensive establiehmsulL (capable of
employing from two to three hundred workmen, and
where he always keeps a large number of the beg
niimbinlsts engaged,) he Is prepared to execute, in the
best manner, and with great despateh, all orders for
NOLL WORK and COTTON and WOOLEN
MA
CIIINERI-, of every description. For the workman
ship and myle of Ids , rdachnica, he Rimed refer to the
n einem. manufacturers in the Wesam and Southern
wed as the hllddle.States, who are now op
erating them. fie has recently made great Improve
-h
in the style aml plans of his Machinery,
tr hick will be funusbed at reasonable priers by ap
plying
to . ALFRED JENKS,
mr.S.2lu* Bridesberg, Pa.
POWCHONG TEA—`3/ hf cheats Jast reed and to — r
sale by turd 11 GRANT
00770 N-8 bales Baling, for sale hr
tut mts C H GRANT
SH. hIOLA BB E 9 -30 bbl. landidg from steamer
. Chief Jun hlorshall, and for male by
mr3 JAMES DALZELL
CLOVER SEED-50 km for sale by
Ina JAMES DALZELL
MOLASSES -3o bbl, NO, Pat ree'd and for-sale by
oirs A CULBERTSON, 143 Liberty st
SUGAR -50 bbd. primilf 0, to store and for solo by
end A Cl/LEMMA/PI
_.—
Lb E—li to ree'd and for sale by
LILIC cs J
non . . ' A CULBERTSON
BUTTER -12 kegaiu start and for sale by
mrs A CULBERTSON
'lathe flonnrodl. tdsr Judges car dr Court VGriner
ea! Quarter Swim, of t,4 Pews, in toad far it.
County of Alleghirtr
Tpetition of Prraa'Butirueut, of Peebles town.
1 ship, in the county Moresaid, sbemath,
that rpm' petitioner bath provided himself with mate
rials iar the accommodation of traveler. and others, in
his dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and
prays that your honors will be pleased TO gram him
license to keep a Pahl., Boom of ErnertalinneoL
And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
We. the subscribers, citizens of the township .fore.
said, do certify, that the above petitioner in of good re.
putt for honesty and tempernnee, and Is well prattled
with honer room and conveniennes for the areo6lllla
dation and lodging of stranger. and travelers, and that
mid tavern is necessary.
Gen. Grier Wm. Johns Irwin, &Her,
J. S Rankin, ,
Walter Davi ton s, ,
Henry Hodil, John
Jm. Clark,
Thos. H. Finley, Win. McCall, W. Wilkins, H. Harker..
_mrs-30'
Cl . l R u ?ME UREEN-6 case. fur We i
DD
co
•
r ussieN BLUE-3 eases for sale
J kiDD &CO
V EN I . l .l L e Lr y N-3 eases extra Ana., Just reed and
.1 KIDD a. CO
'IIITE-1 ease for sale by
J KIDD& Co
A • : t•ltms rbls .* o %dna. on • n and or
nt,4 sale by ISAIAH DICKEY t CO,
Front al
ACON-24 hbds usl/41-1, D ICKE Y and for 4ale by
.nr4 ISAIAH & CO, Front 01
FEATUERS-11 skijunt we'd and for sale by
zori ISAIAH DICKEY k. CO
8I)-63 bbl 4 No I;
It tif LON No I; jut teed and for gala by
• r 4 IdelAH DICKEY dt CU
DEANS-6 bbls now folding. onl !or rule by
VI lord ISAIAH DICKEYh CO
HAM/11 S-10 . die I'otrroy'•
10 " clyo Drmbey for :al. by •
D WILLIAMS,
inr4 coiner Fifrb and Wood on
& l li
CLOVER 4EED-51 bbis iga store and for eras by
J 1) WILLIAMS
lA .u fl r D 4 M b.ra CI
..4r4
IJDA AOll-02 eeekspda•prawq to arrive pet eta.
17 °come Watihington, for cafe by
tV AIMITLIIELTHEE,
160 Liberty effect
LaV . k: ;, R .„ b 3gr i e fi n l e v ll, 3 e . 4 . l hand .4
mrt Li ben-
CIT Greet
N snebr.'"' inN "ttilL; Yan
mr:
o • 1. 2, sod N a n
i ris . A . ol
o tor ask L 7
tibettv 42.1
111 bets cram gna, on hammed
for sale by JOHN WATT kg°,
:nig
Liberty Motet
THOl:O7°O7 o b li e r e o p sra p tVe o n n s *wriffirgly aril4v7lbunnta7
lie ecnity to Its curative propeyties. An aged and
highly rupectecilisen, after sting It, expressed his
°moon of this very popular cough remedy by saying,
t is worth its areithe in gold" An editor of one of
oar daily papers states in • 601.—i always keep it in
rey house, and would not, - en any account, be sentient
it " An old country man stiy•—"l am satisfied, shoe
a trial of three or fear are, 'that it Is the but cough
modieine I have ever tried, either to the Old or New
World." If you have a rough, get • bogie and try ix
it coos bat XS tenni.
tar/
. .
WONDER. Or WORDICESI
I D!! greatest Nnital d C r rosit/ea k. 4l , to World, i are
X:2 l2 7 '. ll7a;tettersi , en % &tor ironl n
g :Seliond.
THE LARGEST SHEEP. IN THE WORLD,
And queen of all Sheep Nind!
This NI ontraoth Specimen Aim, S feet 1 Mob, and has
w o
oo on her from Is to 22 Inches bog. Iler Lomb eau
sl c weit, being only In menthe old, and weighing
CMS I ... with wool from IS to 17 inches long.
fry, . Wool on these Sheep bangs all In rolls, nady
opining. It etas
that
by the best judges at th
New Nork dime Voir, that this Sheep ban SO lbs. wool
on her.
or
Shea c yl.r a t, r h r 11 . 0 , zed ., , nod ral . r . d .
y, N. Y.
FOUR-HORNED OR ICELAND SHEEN.
The only one on the Continent of America.
A LILLIPTION COWS
Which is smaller than the U Lamb, being anly3o inches
lucbi, weignineLlAt,baneettho.emther:,for,lalrea.
Persons in Non, Vert, Philadelphia, and Wasbonstan
City. The Animals have been named by.the Haw
Derry Cloy, and many other distinguished gooiseo
of Congress, and hare been protionacad the greatest
Natural Curiosities in Anode.
Satisfaction warrstu expectation, or
tod. beyond all
Oe money refunded.
AdmittanCe only 121 e. Ladies' Prue.
Persons desirous of purchasing Sheep of this de
scription, 0211 please apply to the exhibitors.
tarli.Ot
A /NEW AALILABIMICISLigtet. - --
W. B, muRPIVI ........ ~3. AL LW/LOUP/UM
TlMV.reratalfiVratt 7 ;tn i :
and Marto ell, Pittsburgh, will hereafter' be carried
on by the new fine of
ItIURPfiY do BURCHFIELD,
Who respectfully solicit a continuance of the calls of
the old catteme. of the establishment, end the public
In general. A large and carefally selected stork of
Goods will always be kept on band, and every
in.
duce ment *aired to the way of low prices.
N. 13.-IV. It. MURPHY will cornett s , .0 Whale-
sale bueinew, as heretofore, il q . ,,0 wows Up Stairs,
et/Intim, front Fourth r. ''
.a
/I WO, SP/lING GOODS.
A LIEX ANDER & DAY, 75 Markin at, Neil& Went
his
minter
n f o the Diamond, nava commansiel•4••i•.
their eek of Spring Dr 7 popd 44 The/ ••••
opened a choice neenrignent ydagDki, Linen, Lustre&
and other Ore.. Ger,,dia Also—Bonn., and Bonnet
HM1..., • •:,,naaon'io assortment of French Work&l
Collao, Or.
nr , .
Splendid French Cloths, Camunzerc t, and Satin Vaal.
llnnee Furnishing Goods—tv coap)oie 14160/11.. Ia
.he lanes: market priecn
AI.Nri.ANDER & DAY. Market 01,
N corner or the Diamond.
A• A. MAioF C 0.,&
Ti', CO Market meet, are doily receiving neer and
LI desirable Goods (rain the leading nianalactorit,
or Iht. ertuittry, and ol the latest imitonationa The
lied/nee n [deb they emoy, In being connected will..
betide in the e•et, enable, them to parehase getoda
the ;niece: valuation, and keep their stock fen d Ladd..
sir!ide at all teasena
. .
Ti.ey have I, fine 117,,,,..5itt0t of Muse Reepina
Goods, to 'shirt, •,i.y solicit the early attention of
rtirj
Earfa.• Cast Inset noses and eStrojet.
EARL' Cant Steel Hones and Straps for Roam
and Nurgresti litamautztly; an arida aaparior to
any Song of the kiad offered to the public, both for re •
wring and gi•ing fine •ryl perfect edge, tta "nu.
far us durability.
The u'oave can be had, and pprvar...ppbci V an
reaftwat4 quantity,. dm ltiethadtat Book
Fourili at. between Wood and AlaaeL
_ HOPIUN.9.
!Vallee ie ligilM Sava. 0 w n... ,
and othe.
fIAPTAIN OANILIIEL SAIITHERS, bating be e .
•ppoinw..l incpector of Bleans nous tor the nada.
wgraW InoWanre Cr tup.sca in 'hie eiry, a elsasifiae.
Iron
of Boats will ba made, and rater of
charawl accordingly. All shiplaanla 'Mat c..n poll.
cm" sabrequent Orr date, Ina be sabieetw
rt eamnou, as may be adapted ande each
r each
pypecuon. Every information will be givenet Ma
~,uve °Mee.. J FINNLY, Jr, fleeo. m_ ••
Western Las
Do. I l e hilt a tilea m Aieal :
WM P. JldMr, Agg i.
I Co. of Nonk America.
A. W. MARKS, Se. y
• :Is ens' I. Pittsburgh, March .td, 1650.....{tur
STEAM BOATS
FOR Sr. gOg ls :" - ----
The splendi d t 00.," " amaa
P i; M SterlintorinD e
oeose
day, 1.1,
F : frei g ht or paoso g e, oppl g on bootO, or
wHERiAt. An.
FOR ST. LOGIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER DIRECT.
The splendid steamer
MARTHA No ;
im ata d pt. Lonesga.,,, will leave for acme
71h last, 014 o'clock, P Intermediate pons on this day,
For (night of passago apply on Loud. Mar?
Pint tiIAtHVILLIK.
The splendid fast passenger packs
Mai-- LOYAL HANNA,
-Kinney, master, will leave ggs
e above and all intormodiatwparts
on Oda day. at 10 o'clock, A. NI.
For 50011 or passage, apply on board. Ire
FOR WABASH arrsit.
The splendid steamer
CINDSAKLI.AO •
Capt. James IL Hazlett, WI leave es
vol On We den the 7th Alazotym
4 o'Clock. P. AL •
For fre r? ight or puma, aplyou boanl, or to i
ma .N EWTON JOPIIII.AIrt
--__—.....
FOR NASHVILLE.
Tke •Siondid wenater
GENEVA,
WilkioiJklaster, will leave for abova
innocalausJanson Sat•rdoy,
We Oth toAgoni.
FOR sem Loma
The zpleadid peeler ',rimer
Wee . nwrox,
f v. ia lpit L so milf il ora e• p r e o e r j he .! tt p , :.
der, the,th Mare+, et RI reelect, 1. 4 1b1. •
For ruled or pump. •y ard.
REGTLARLOWHIHLLE.PACKH r,
•
lag/ The aplefulid fast riming *tamer
' L ARGER.
RenedieL ioliter, will leave for Go
above and all intermediate. Poe.. 00
ad. ,be Oat It! arch, at , M.k. F. :H.
For freight or pausgo apply on beard. or In
laid H ILTENHERGER.
FOR CINCINNA7I.
The spleadtd steamer
ILJNOtittl.D, . •
Capt. rope , still leave for the aboas
day,
the
co
1.4... 1:11 e. ivartalaz ir ports; .- tart
For . freight or ...age at/ply on board.. me.
- FOR CINCINNATI "AND LOUISVILLE
The splendid steamer
HAMBURG,
C• I. Rhooklter, 1014.17 c for
aad itortatediate oo this day
at 6 o'clock, P. AL-
F la ' a r t s l f 'at"'
tiMelMArgliEl?, Arco,
PITTABIIIIGH AND LOU AY/Ll,lO
r •
•
STEAM PACKETILINE.
MINCOURAGF.D by the liberal pairrinage emended
_Ea to all regular and well condected Lines, the own-
Ie rt. of the following fine steamers have arranged theta
nto a Line between Pittsburgh tad
One of Me boat. srill poittively leave Pittsburgh on.
every AlOno FalPat Ernotta,
at 0 o'clock-toll or not 1011.
The Grit boat of the Line Will 'sign on Monday,
Fehreury 25th.
Steamer Genesee. -.......Captain T. Moore.
Z. Taylor; • " M. Laaas.
• " Hamburg " J. Elinmencr.
" Mt. Vernon.... II Roams
" Fairmoent •--- • " W. Ebben
For freight or passage apply
(ebtl.ea . GEO. B. MILTENBERCIEFL
REGULAR SUNDAY' PACKET
GINO'S/SA.ll s
Captain WILLIAM J. Kott/ivi
This splendid boat was built by the .
owners of the mem inertial. Newton,
and others, for the Cincinnati and
Pittabingh Packet trade, and
COMMenee making her teenier tripe in tho line, on
SUNDAY, the 17th inst. •
For (relight or paarAge apply on board, or.'
iebtlO B MILTENBERGER, Art
PPITSDUROH AND WIIEFIJNO PACKET.
The splendid Wit toonlng steamer
gatLOUIS ItteLANE, W. D. Canteen.
master. (haying undergone a thor
ough rquar,) be tw eenanreafter as
Try paeket Pittsbues;4
and Wheeling; leaving Pittsburgh every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 9 o'clock. -Par
freight cr passage apply on board. or to
jan4 W. B. WHEELER,AIrent..
PILOCLANATIOX.
.
W i eTtjrl . l3llrdi ee sp b orel e ;Lott o bees 'toUu!ran"l'dr-
Morderly disposmon t nod on two sevorm cern/one d ' a . -
oue. to • considerable extent have been dote, ae
emit to Me property of oat eittsens, es Injury to their
porsons: And whereni, The civil authority hat been
enable to restrain the violenee of each evil disposed •
persons. and ender den protection to the propmyr snit
neMom of on e eltMens. Now, Caner Cents, High
Shamir of Allegheny County, do by virtue, of my ol
gee and of the anthority invested in me by the low,
rennet! all good citizens so refrain Ram momnbling lo
tether (ti the Proem in moods, and especially onT
of the Iron or Rolliag Mille of Piltibet and vielnitY.
and to aid ma in preurelog the pron e . - PllMS'lrre
requested not to pennit their children to congregate La l
thee streets, or to be exposed to any apprehended den
ier.
As flume received information of further tinwares
•inteented bs perpetrated 00 the penman and prof thoper
ty of our citisene, I hereby rtgiliTE the Wintry e
elties of Pittsburgh end Alice betty, end adjoinuigdte.
to
trims, hold arrow Pre* .1 rendicens Mabry ray mill
at al moment's warning, to aid Me civil anthonty In
preierving the public peaoe, and to quell any rioPm•
or dlitordetly aasemblaelof evil dwposect person.
fIA KT ft CURTIS, high SherP,f,
Pittsburgh, March •
Groat' Sprint and Dukszoor -1244',01a0,4
Dr. B. P. 21.....rf&rsaiutit‘
15 — DOZEN of De groqor Dr. ToortasendN Str:
parina, far oalo v 61.1.1011 and Itudi by 12:
E. Zero, No. 67 WO3ll sliest; and by D. AL Coo,
bony city. •
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ler. g e .7
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10 40, : Of L9lO 10 0.017
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store and tor sok by (
mr2 k. ion
gu.t“—"hb7iP—N"'"irdivi..l;g.by,
SOA P—ICO bx• Cin. No 1, An tali by
Earl
McGILLS
DMED erecusy , UM, and BUltel, rat
ant
LI:L4 BON
CuFFEE-60 bags prime Rie. to wrist. air, f
sale by L WATERMAN a. SON S,
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ayiILBJZLIBJ ft From Bt
FLOUR—MS bbl choice bentiik Rape dine;
70 Fine; Ins We by
8 IVA'SEHMAN a BONS
L ARD -33 bblo prime No 1 Leaf`,
2:12 kegs do do do; for rale
seri by
L S WATFIIAZAN S.ONS
1
1.611-20 bbls N C, Or sale by
mO L 3 WATER lAN & SONS
0 ON. Lard Oil, Iliertbardt & Co.) •' liWaa .
1.7 en% for ale by
ara lIIATTEIEWS &CA>
DAWN—dXIO lb. aged Hama, Sider, and Shariarra:.
LP
for ealeeby
arra RIIF.Y, - AISTYIIEVIR &
Cq
I Allll-3 bbls Na 1 Leaf;
40 kegs Jo deLjor rate by
tar! 11 . 11 pr, bl ATT .... /TWS & CO
S RING Lll9-103 M. Shingles; for nld. by •
AZILLEIf. litteltElVON;
Ind 13 /..) Odor' rt
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RICILETBOTY
CDUSgED DUGAN— IQ Mk lAveriori
mr234 Et IN for We. for
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DION( MI OULDER9-4000pierelThowDodAbg and
AN km We by
34,4 DARDS', JONEAASO, Witter
MOULD CANDLES-340 Liu sow tbsolbw and 11,
4414 OrIA 1_1'42 4 _
BACON -4 cad. Saes;
41a Hun
da Shoatkick today ree4l, tar sale Isr -
WALLINGFORD A CO
MOLASSES - 75 b 81.14 .113.1 for oaio by
Ulf
411 1TYL N F..
CLARIFIED 9UOAR-10 bids for sole by
mrY p II fIRANT
•
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sthaas—so Lids N %la mon, . m ir •
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p rater
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Grow,'
111
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Btiit - -44 tails prima 110: 4 1, aK
=;
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din
D issedatioa.
frii.6l.ltor Pinnelakipgif Mcgrictirk McKnight crag
gay, dintl9 yßotoal colleen:. the an.
beta W the tTa rc hrth . r d heelite tito united
pc
lax yEINItir S. MAGRAW,
MOLASSES bbl.ibbulii Ptation;
gb;btgr "t"''
1bL.113 Golden sy m •
hard and for ule . by do
do,
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Q I:OAR-412 bbd• nen brbik •
by • BU I% 4 , 4IIIJEWS k CO.
in and nt Wier n
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8 0 PA -"-Lu-r 4:14
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11 0 . Prime SeorehJoga; Lr @tore
Od for gale by
felt!
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n, per Int.mar Coaapani ne , 1,,.....1. , 11 ..
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WINDOW OLABS-4410 Ima 1...1 sit., Magn
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4144
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