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mumDAN MORNING, MARCH. 14,1850
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Advertisements arid imbecispiions io the Not* Amor
as sad United States Guam% Philadelphia, received
ad foriaardied treat this °lee.
EPP= WELT PAGE FUR LOCAL BIATTEAP
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, k.c
A reply to Philandroa Will appear to morrow•
We premium, however, that by this trine the pubs
lie are quite tired of the long, wauiscme, and tin-
Wmable arguments of this learned Dolan, who hen
set
set himself op as a groat expounder of the laws.
Mosses= inisztra.-' , -This u the title of, a new
morning paper, which is under the editorial ims
pervisi on of Mr. Harper Mitchell, sided by Mr
Youngman as local editor. The piper presents •
handsome appearance, and gives promise of being
added with spirit and ability.
03=!
It la a matter of sleeve gratification to every
good citizen, that the excited element' at Wash.
baton ate cooling down, and that patriestlam and
reason are taking the, place of pinion and section. -
al prejudice. We never had the beast fear of a dia.
solution of the Union. We look upon the scheme
as the chime= of an excited imagination, coupled
with a Wrong head and a bad heat. It is a phyla
leal,pahtleal, and moraliimpossibility. ,cannot
be done. But we have feaied.that an effort to
break up the Government !would be made, and
thei some blood might be vat lathe mad auempt;
and We dreaded 'the consequences which would
rent% in - an embiueted and alienated ireauthel
feelidg. Happily, the danger is pasting. The
excitement is wearing out. The treason Is becom
ing sale.and the traitors will go into oblivion.
There is danger, however, in this stabs of if.
fairs, that the North, in the exhitherance of good
bunter at the defeat of the disunionist/4 will go too
far,Srill make toe great comma:one. The peo.
pia ,of the free States are disposed, for the sake of
lootherhood, to make abnost any sacrifice short of
principle, but they never will consent that any of
the new tenitories shall be used for the extension
of *slivery. We hope oar Northern members will
be careful on this head. If too much is conceded
for peace sake, a tenible ruction will be the coo;
sequence at the North. In conciliating the South,
„It melt not be forgotten, that the Northern send
fixed as fate against further slavery es
and that the coming ceases will give n
`ristiaglilderattee to the free States in the House
It nor he first importance,
Ttkiesktiii id the settlement the question, the now
slumbering energies of the Northern giant are
not awakened to undo a of so much Islam ,
" The probabilities now an, that the proposition
of Mr. Bell will be ado and urged by the
- &alb, and be agreed to by a rtios of the Dem
ocratic party of the North. will not, however,
. in our opinion, satisfy the majority of the
people of the free States. It i not anode and pn•
dent a course as that recomm tided by the' 'Presi•
dent, whirl is, is all respects, e very beat repo
sition which has been made daring the session.—
We hope the. Whig party in bongreas will rally
around their venerated Chief biagistutte, who, al.
though a south= man and 4 slaveholder, his
proposed a plan which the firth can agree to;
' and which the South ought to accept. It does no
injustice to either, and news the prejudices of both
with respect. We hope It will form the basis of a
speedy settlement of the question, that Congress
- may turn its attention to some useful and
much needed legislation.
Carious.—The RichMond Whig, lo no.
tieing the speech of Mr. Centime, which it con
demns In strong terms, says:
"Bat we thank heaven! the Union cannot be
diewshred by Mr. Calhoun or hisagents or admit
rem. They have been threatening it for twenty
years, and they are as far off; now as ever &on
etfeetmg their nenriou purpose. Conscious that
he who dreams of disunion becomes, instantly, as
odious to the American people Barr or Arnold,
. — they take care to'cliselann all such intention, while
their a act.ktgireeted to that rod.: Both the
to whote.hre * bras Alluded, it liworthy
. • Of ossamir, diachdteed the than; of triton .•-•Ar
...noisraproject wu oaly.a motors to the allegiance
due to his natured sovereitn; from. whom be had
beentemporarlly • estranged, and whose govern.
• mat.he resaided ea' offering the best guaranty.for
freedom. The distruionisuo, In a like manner,
..preen to have nothing in view bat the preserve
... Won ot the "
Ti= nome=veme Mae Foe ire Westram
Toe blommum,—The 61low,fogaesolatioa6 rola
to
this the Viruhi moos National !dm:mm=6 hay •
posed both tom= of our Legialmore
Rewired, By the Senate and House of Repre.
estastixers atilt! Commonwealth or Pennsylvania,
in Genteel Assembly met, That - the Governor is
'hereby authorized and wrested to canoe an ap•
pownste block of the native marble or this Com
monwealth to be conveyed to the Rational Capi
,tal; to take its place in the ?donument to the mem
oty of "Wanlilegtost, and to have inseribei thereon
the State coat of arms, and those word.--
Resolved. Tam a sum Dot exceeding 11000 is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of carrying
out the waveform of the foregoing resolution.
The aunt of 31000, It will be seen, la placed at
the disposal of the Governer to carry out the de
sign of the le4isloure, and we hope that some of
(revisal :arthtlx will be induced to offer their ger
, • vivre to the Governor, so that the work may be
executed In 'a manner suitable to the dignity of
the Goeunonwesktr, and the progress of the arts in
the :country. The coat of arms will require a
seolooroind the inscription an engraver in letters.
Lei Wl* whit out artists can do for that!( the
&tie and their own fame, to say nothing of the
- re the Senate of Kentucky, on the 28M oh., a
bill vas reported, rid putted =unmanly, giv.
fog the chancel*, of Lon =Me jurisdiction to en.
..remain a bill for a divorce on the part of Ma-Sal
& Ward Lawrence; This is the wife of the son
' of Ben. 'Abbott Lawrence, married only • liest
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
We have bellue too eopy, unauth en timed by
"this Sametsry of State, of a late bill amending the
charter of this company in important respects.
The company are authorized to Increase its
capital to three millions of dollen; and, in cue of
the extension of their road to Pittsburgh, which Is
also allowed by this bill to the company, to Low
miltimurordollars. The company are authorised
to sell Its bends In , any place and at may rates that
may be thriught conducive to its interests: The
portion of the ninth section of the General Rail
Road Law, which formed the eighth section of an
amending bill passed last year, is rept:skulk and
the previsions of the entire section are extended
to the company. Thaannual meeting at theami.i
parr, Mr the election of Undo* Leto beliereallet
on the first Wednesday of/unary.
rnsa.bill„ it will be seen, is a very important
one for the company, will give great gratification
to all itsfrkinds. There la no Meanie now* the
.way of a steady . pieseention of t h e work to the
river, and when authority* obtained from Pena.
sylvan* to extend the. road into that Stns. of
whick,godotrbt *entertained, to Pittsburgh. Not.
withatasdieg the unfavoratileness of the ass..
. the is going ,on vigorously. :Over seven.
teen thousand dollars were paid on the estimates
Or the ILO month, and over thirty thousand on
those of Usepreceding. The forte wilt noon now
be ready augmented eking the entire line.. We
see =thinr to prevent the completion of the road
seventy miles by November, and to the river by
the'spring of 1851.—/fniars Obs.
has K. rani—This lady has, we ham,
sinectbe death of het husband, almost entirely so.
eluded herself from society. She seems to be
consolable in her pilot The huge pillars of the
new house into which they bad Just moved,
whenthe melancholy bereavement occurred, ate
stiherspeil with black.
Cedar Bfarn.a. —Colonels Genie, Bolton. We 4
gar, Wright, Booneville, Herynotde, Newnan and
and Majors Morns, French, Zedgewlek,
Whitney and Ray., of rho Bolted Stales Army,
are at Carlisle Barracks, bolding • coot martial to
try Majar '
.Saaders who Luken stationed them,
'on certain charge s of neglect ofduty.
. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By Send sea de advice add tauten s rs a,
A uz i e j McCollum, or Tenneisee, to be Minted
of the United States kr the Eastern District of
Tennessee. _
Wrn. M..Enoten, of Tennessee, to be' Marshal
Ones Honed Stales for the Kiddie District of Ten;
AndresiOnlibie, of Tennessee, to be Marsha
Of_the United &wee for the Western Digriet.el
Ternseeets.
Bemmist Bond, of Illinoth to be Mended of Ute
United asses ikr the Detrietof
Conine Lee, of Maryland, to be Masted of
UAW &lull ft" 04661 MN74,24.
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Ter L .Pittiurik GaMO2l.
The Yellow Creek Netriter and LogueVs
This truly eloquent speech, in which the guilt
of the murders near Yellow Creek la charged upon
ColotielOresap, has given to that OCCUITCD,Cei
prominence In ma history beyond that °fun oth
er of similar character. The writer of this article
became early satiated that great injustice was
done to *brave man and a patriet,lin that admira
ble production. whether It was really the work of
Logan or some other person, and he was led by a
desire to exculpate one who, In that cue al lent,
was innocent, to collect what evidence he could
fur that purpose.
In course of his inquiries, he ascertained some
two yews ago that them was living In Ohio, a few
ogles below Yellow Creek, a certain Michael
Myers, the very man who abed the first blood
which led to the killing of the Indians near Yel
low Creek.
Ho then determined to embrace some early op
portunity to obtain Myent statement from himself,
although bin informant, Mr. Bloan,,s respectable
and intelligent gentleman, ■nd:neighbor of Myers,
had often heard ids story and repeated it to the
writer.
On the 21st of February lout, the writer called
on Mr. Myer► in company with bin neighbor, Mr.
Sloan. .•
Ho - found him natant, vigorous old man—his
memory seemed good, exoept in the recollection
of names, many of which he hod forgotten. He
did not remember the names °remelt, or Chute ,
or Sappington, or Connelly, or Lord Dnomore,:el
thongh be had descended the river as ar as Greve
Creek, when that nobleman led the expedition to
the Scioto, iu 1774. -
' ' '
The writer, alter stating the object of his visit,
asked Myers how old he was. • He replied one
himoired and two wik, who is an ac
tive womb, interposed and said his age was
ninety seven, and Mr. Sloan remarked that from
data furtuatted him many years ago, by Mr. Myers,
he had supposed that he mambo about the age
his wife made him. Thla condo:don is rather eor
robatcd by subsequent remark of Myers, that he
was a man grown, when the affair at Yellow
Creek happened.
His account of that affair was as-follows:
In the month of May, 1773, tie went gems the
Ohio, Dear Yellow Creek to company with two
other men to lock at the country. They went up
the creek two or three talks:to:a spring, •t a place
now known as the Hollow Rock, where they eon-
chided to encamp that night. Having 'paneled
their hone, they turned him lane around the point
ofthe hill when there was good grazing. and be.
gan Merlins a tire. Soon after they heard their
horse's bell tinkling as though he wail moaving
rapidily. Myers, then, suspected that a wolf had
scared the horse, and taking up his rifle he ran
round the point of the hill until he saw the horse
standing !till and an Indian stooping down beside
him, trying to loosen the spaneels. Myers inime
&Maly raised his gun and shot the Indian, and as
soon uhe had loaded main, ha ran up the side
of the hill until he discovered a lugionumber of
Indians encamped, and one with a gun running
t owards him, but looking towards the hire.
He immediately fired at the amnia Indian, and
wiMotit knowing whether he had killed him or
not, he (Nye* wheeled about and ran towards
the redo , ind camp, when he Sound that the DM.
er man had oeoeme alarmed and lel before hire.
Nest morning., sevenl Indium ciime over to
Baker's station to inquire who had killed the two
Indiana, the crreuing before; brat:kw House, who
appears to have befin the 11116 Cf epvit, ordered
the men not to tell, aid the Indiana returned to
their encampment.
That afternoon or the next morning, a large
canoe fall of Indians we. discovered awning the
river, the white men immediately mined their rid
Bea and ran down to a point, when the canoe
would be likely to land, and lying concealed ono
til it eerie guile close, fired and killed every per.
eon in the canoe bat one.
Here the writer tenni/ad whether there were
any women killed.
Anewer,.l cannot tell, they Were altogether in
the canoe."
Sack is Myers' narrative, and I have thought ft
worth preservation: otits iruth every one can
judge Sir himself. Mr. Sloan has known Myers
Gm about twenty your, and bat heard his state
ment, again and again, without vination, and his
version of Myers' narrative agrees precisely with
that of Myers himself to ths writer.
Mum is well lourweriaiinSeran Indindigia•
ft: itOit - via Mid trithoakAatimigaltadeMot
brigaded°, and certainly without any appearance
din effort to exonerate himaelffrom a charge d
Ho spoke of killing the Indians with guile u
much indltrerenee, as an experienced bunterwould
of Idling a bear.
Tit* nattallve, if to be relied upon, certainly
palliatea, in some degree, the Mice* of the out
rage at Yellow Creek. It refates the charge of
bacilli* the Indians over, mud* them 'drunk and
then murdering them. It nepiives the charge of
treachery, and infanorata rioWioo of the rigida of
hospitality; but still kayo, a ease of unprovoked
murder. C.
MON WAIIIIIMOTON
Cormtpdsullenee of tho Plusburgh Ours.
Waszatorm, Mueh 9, IIZO.
Austrian Mission....Conayarativo Quiet
and harmony...A ■eareher tram. Mr.
■tanley—Some Whming..lirea doh In
Mortis Carillita-.l3outoombes• roily to
Venable—A eau us Jar. Foote.
• ft seemi that. Hon. Richard W..Thompaeo, of
Indians, has been nominated minister to Austria,
in place of CoL Webb, rejected by the Senate.
Mr. Thompson is well known as an etooent and
leading Whig =ember of the Indiana delegation
in the twenty seventh and thirtieth Congresses.—
probably, it was an e:mined before his, nomina
tion that • the Senate stood ready to. confirm tie
appointment, or it would not have been made.—
The ides, however, has been preview, that Gen.
011111, and the anti-Austrian patriots who advocat
ed his resolution far the suspension of diplomatic
relations with that government, had confederated
and agreed not to unction the. appointment of
atiyupresett=Uve to the Imperial Court, fur at
least a year or' two to come. But Gen. Cesi
resolution could not now obtain twenty votes, and
the present nomination will be decided upon its
merits. •
With the milder weather of spring has come a
wonderfal melioration of political tomperature.r-
It is but a week or ten days go that Foote and
Clemens were bellowing instant surrender, on the
part of the North, or a general tight and -macs
guent dissolutitt three days, ar: al the utirkte,
three weeks si ng t. .Now both Houses havaguls
etly adjou rn ed o r till Monday7the day is calm
'and bright, and 'the Members are inking of the
weather, br the ladles, or of /WV statue, of Jacks
*Our or eontnutng the orkeatt' trkialities of Web.
en,'. and Cstlhoun's speecleitokii4nod intruedly
Mid eamposedly an, Ii :thellid got beeniring
over a glowing and remitting isidcano, or as if
their hands had not bein kehing to get at one
smother's three.. Whether the eta of good feel
ing is nsally daunting, I will not goes far ma to say,
but a very great change of feeling, and a lessen
ing
ot motional animosities, is clearly perceptible.
The giving way of ultraisca, at the &lath, is
moat oldoificant and gratifying ergo of the' timer
The speeding of Ittr. Sunk% of Northparolina, on
Thursday and Friday, have dose a world of good.
Thosci were certainly among the most brilliant
and perwerfal efforts of the mask= Mme biller
and Irresistible sarcasm and Invective I never
heard In my life , than he poured ant upon his two
colleagues, Chapman and Vonable,and Hilliard, of
Alabama, a trio of the moat malignant disunion
ism in or ora of Congress. And he treated, with
no more tenderness, the whole crew of disorgani
zere and anarchists, whether coeperating with
incendiaries upon that door, to produce riot and
bloodshed, as threatened by Mantuan, or with the
Nashville Convention.% to produce secession
and civil war, or the Garrisons and Wendell Phil-
Upset, who, maddened by an Martians' enthusta
imm, would wrap the land in names and blood
rather than forego the accomplishment of their
porpom,
. The speech of Mr. Stanley has excited the in.
appeasable rage cfthe nullifiers and disunionies.
I notice that the junior beach of the Ritchie', he
who guides the family organ at Ricaand, is here,
and that be endeavors' to - relieve tds swelling
bream by paring out upon Mr. Stanley's head the
vials of his ixidlgnabon, through the columns of
the Eaquizer, calling blur natal* the Soutli,rene
gade, and all that art of thing He gives - with
great care and gusto several very discourtanis
and offensive expressiotts of Billiard toward Mr.
Stanley, which I bard, and elates the Mr.& :a
plied to one of them with the epithets fttiillerehle
dog"! which I did not hear, though 1 was stand
ing very else to the Yenatful nape 01/71014 Brat
aLLwill not do. Mr. Stanbeyisade the sag telling
speech for Southern consumption yet delivered,
and on the phiUipies of the linfon,thetnemirer and
their tender, will not In the lust impair its effect
on the common plain matte! of , fact people of the .
South, whether slave owners or not. •
And then Gov. Brown,of Florida, comes In with
a card—eertairdy a trump—to block the game of
those two nice little men, Cabell and :Yalu, (the
Hebrew.) Senator Minton, who wean a wig so
enormous and so awry that it obrtructe his phyla.
'cal as well aa.intruvetnal vision, comes in for a
ehue of Gov. Brown's compliments, but that was
because he was found In bad company. CabeU,
Morton, (mere'. the pity) and the Hebrew, poked
a card at the Governor, leading, as they thought,
out of a 'full hand," in which they mention "Nash
vile Convention." That was quite enough.
"I thank thee, Jew, for teaching me that word,"
said the Governor, nod non that hint he spike: .
says, Florida is in the Union and fw the Union,
and wines ell conventions, and all flummery.
Bid Bancombe has spoken to reply to Venable
also, who, your renders will remember, proposed
to bury hie 70,000 constituents in one common
grave, in a cattalo contingency. Buncombe de.
dines the honor, and instead thereof, requests Mr.
Venable rather to bury himself in obscurity. In
shop, Buncombe county, North Carolina, has held
a decided free soil meeting, respectfully postpones
self-immolation, and declines dinnion,or any more
nigger., or slave territory.
So, alter all, there is some prospect of Non h and
South sticking together, Let us only hope that
NCr. Foote will not pass through North Carolina
on his way homeward, for It may be that he will
feel inclined to make a rather officious tender of
his official !services. I suspect the sholihonlsts
will be found rather too numerous to submit to
being hanged by way of belpiog him In pommel—
the consequence of a dispute might be the suss
pension of the wrong party. ' imam
WASIXI3IO2O; Mann 10, 1950
action=No nomination yet for Austria
—Other diplomatic appolatments-Tac.
Om et the Democrats la the 6e
We have had a:great deal of fine speaking--thatis
undeniable, but what does it amount :to I Old'
Hal made a glorious speech, Indeed several of
them. Calhoun his spoken as well as the apostle
of disunion and seceuion can speak. Bireclioted
flame fdann,and "Old Thad," sad Col. Baker,
and Stanley, have all made great speeches in
their way ; and, lastly, the great:Daniel has sip:i
kon, but who has done any thing! Beatty and lobo
solotely we most look Mr results. Let us foot up
the figures and get at thejamount. The troth is•
no body has done any thing but hoe. Doty in the
House, who has got in his bill, a brief document
of half a dosen lines, for the admission of Cali.
tornia This appears to be a Mere speck in the
ocean of words, • crumb ems* than Fsholars
peon'ortho' bread to his licgoduMil of dick. A
plenty of eloquence we lima' hid, and talk of
fighting, but no action. We we getting tired, and
begin to look out for dead*, is anxiously as •
weaned matintd for land. "And yet I hardly took
for any thing decisive before May day. I calm.
late that seventy Ave members of the House must
hear the echoes of their own "roost sweet voices,"
before they will consent to shut down the flood
gates of debate—until which time lum prepared
to see and hear nothing else than what has been
going on here seers the atomisation of the
Moue.
To morrow it is expected by some, that Mr.
Webster will make same remarks explanatory of
.110 speech of Ttuusday bud. If he should, a mast
interesting discussion may he expected. Foote is
bent on his select committee of thirteen, which
he seems to consider • panacea for all the dis
eases or the body politic. He will make a bead
plush for it to morrow, and may possibly succeed.
If the Northern men were wise, they would
sternly Set their faces againet all these projects
from the South, for dealing with the subject in
any other mode than the simple ordinary forms of
legislation. The admission of California is • sub.
auntie. proposition, perfectly plain and distinct
in its character, and should not be mingled with
aoLother question or questions whatuver,
Hoa. aiehud W. Thompson, has not, as report.
ed,been nominated Charge to Ansuia,but the &pa
pointriaCut has been agreed upon, and It will be
laid before the Senate at an early day;
It is intended to maks amnia ia .ilro diplo•
mane representation allies government sever
al of the European Courts, ea noon es eirenmatan-
CAM will permit, and a very animated a:nun has
been in program for the posts expected to bens
owed, mince the beginning of the session. I ex.
plained, if I remember correctly, a few days since,
the motives which we believed to operate with •
majority of the Senate In the postponement to •
distant day, of any derision open the manor no.
ruination Wore it. The leading motive ia a des
vine to prolong the term of Democrats already in
office, and that is one which delays the tollfirMl
lion of appointments even in eases where warn.
des bad occurred.' For it is arguedthat if the ads
ministration be relieved of anxiety In reference to
gentlemer%theady nominated, it will speedily dis.
place the Domain awning In craw. It la
hoped that &consideration of them fads will re.
anode those who have great claims to expects.
urns to the favorable consideration of the appoint.
ing power, to the.protraded delay which has in eo
many cascsoccurred.
There is reason to believe that two of the
charge ships In question, will be given to ea-Co-
Terrier Pennington, of N. J., and Hon. George
Folsom, et N. Y.
It is unmand that some of the impatient, and
probably nasommeatul litigants and applicants at
the Patent Otllce, have preferred charges against
Mr. Earbank, the Commissioner, for partiality, fic•
coritistu, and so on. This offee is a Moult and
embarrassing .one, and the occepartrof it Mt*
prepare himself for, and steel himselfailLost cam.
plaint and misreprementation, ithe would continue
his own . naefulnem It is a plans which to aeon.
pt, comfortably, a man must have the hide of •
Buffalo. JUNIUS.
Condessioa of Pearson, of the Murder of
hie' Wile mid Childs..., at Wlluting.
toe, Messachusetts.
Pearson states that, on the night of the 10th of
April, HMO, having untruly farmed the de
termination of putting away Me wife, he peon
needed to Wilmington, by a new and different
route from what be tumallytcot, in order first, that
ha might not be recognised by the villager', who
were familiar with him; and, secondly, that the
sprepple on the usual nil road note mien not see
him. He approached in hone by the way that
hat already been traced and identified by those
telltale boots he wore. There he taw bin with
and father sitting together onset his children upon
• trundle bed, and the tither lying in the bed that
the mother wan to occupy. He skulked around
the Mae until alter his aged finer took his leave,
and then watched until the wife, wearied with
the cares and labors of the day, retired to nut by
the aide of her sleeping innocent. He then mimed
tbanyar window, through width be entered the
abode which was soon to be the seen Of blood.
A. he entered the toero, his Wife awoke. He
'spoke to her in bin ordinal' , Way, and said be had
tome out to atop with het for the tut time,lesevisy
her to suppose that a betel" contemplated wpm
, tion had been aimed to by him. He undressed
himself and lay down beside ber—drat secreting
the knife, with which be had come armed for the
deed of blood, to • convenient spot, near the head
of the bed. What transpiredier a scum:, we ton
not repeat, neither in it rinsing that we should
do mi for a fall understanding of the dread details
we are about to give.
Pennon stale' that alter lying together about an
hone, an altercation ensued between himself and
wife, of a somewhat violent character, when he
caught bar by the throat with esti' band, end
reaching over seized his knife with the other, cad
stabbed her feriouslyin the neck. She snuggled
fearfully, and dense her death agonies, fell °tithe
bed, his peep yet upon her. The unconscious in.
nacest, who lay inthe bed, watt awakened by the
fall, and ninth cry through fright.; The now
infuriated meaner seized the babe, - as ho had
before seized the Mother, and by a euirinaloo of
OOP killed it. The other child, yet Weep, was
taken lion its low bed; and laid when; the moth. 1
eel& blood had jut been poured out,. end there
killed. Pompon state. that it was sot his inten
tion at Ind to murder the twine, balls had net
calculated upon their waking to become
sou against him.. to the death of their Mother.
Afar his horrid purpose was accomplished, he
remained quietly outing upon the bed fer • 'bed
time. lie then carefully wiped away all stains of
blood from his hands, face, wrists, and feet, sted
seam to prepare a cover for the deed. Hans
tonged every thing in the room es - they Were
found—the pillow, under his wife% head, the fa
tal tulle in her band, the bottle of lautteeu th , the
letters, fee., upon the table, preethalyi as they
were found when morning revealed themime
the light of dn. In.making a final inept:Mtn* of
the body of hie wife, his bands home attined.
but in his perunation he did not notice He
then blew out the light, and. impeding -way to
the back entrance. He felt his way dot of the
Imam, which mammy for theistame of bloody
bads upon the aide. of indoors.
The murderer wandered about till morning
dawned, when. be took the first train of can for
Holton, an the Woburn - wineries place, on the
Par= **gun , made arrovuaeras to
Prove IR dial, • iLkinir it appear from dream;
tsaates tad posi .% l deem he had Pula
red tbetiyht
.of MlSLinttader in Providence. .
) we VM
ve eCY vetoing as inn actual truth in the;
=se wilthveirt - il - vedfied by Pellftolloolbea
:the apletnt rank , ' diet is which be is placed a, more
'tweet Fear/ ed by biro. —Besot 11./sq,liforch
- Hemmer-v.—The 'coroner; se:Philadelphis, Co
last Wed , zenday, held an Inquest on the body of a
child foo.r years oldifounitiend in the morning in
bed, beside its drunken and debased father. From
what io old be learned; it was 'evident that the
child had been. dosed with. some vile Intoxicating
Nom, and fallen a - victim to the poisonous draught.
TPA verdict of the inty ids' la accordance with
Me facts. The wife and two children, it appear , ,
had left the house, and with a drunken and
less Whew, the poor and unotreading infant was
left to breathe its last, in the midst orpoveny, des
butchery, and degradatlon:Lager.
New o.o.—Mr. T. G. Baxter, agent to'r Mute's
Hydro.Catbon Gu, lately patented in England,
'land emu id Oda country, writes us dobionaly.con
turning Mr. Brown's alleged magnificent itdprove.
meat in gu making at Baltimore, and stye/sir pa
is to be made u a cost of not more than twenty
Evo cents per ihouand feet for materiel. Well,
burry it up, then Our earn aro Manned with
clump gas, but the bill, we have to pay for such no
we can get grow larger and larger. Stop geeing,
gentlemen, and bring on your gas.—N. Y. Tri
bute.
BY AUTHORITY.
[Posuc—Na i I
A REWLUTION limiting the expense of col
lecting the revenue from custonis, tor the pres
ent fiscal year.
Bathed *do Smuts and Hong rf Fgramma
tiara of the Uinta States If Amerko In Congress
atteettini, That, instead of the nun appropriated
(or the expenoco of collecting the revenue in the
act of March third, one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine, the sum of one million of dollars
for doUecuon of revenue from customs; fifty thou.
goad dollars for warehouses; twenty floe thousand
dollars for Tern end Oregon; elm hundred thou.
sand dollars for Callftomis, fifty thousand dollars
for new busmen and new district', be appropria
ted for the expenses of collecting the revenue Gtr
the half of the present fiscal year ending thirtir.lb j
June, eighteen hundred and fifty, together with
such onto. in eddition as may. be received front '
storage, cartage, drayage, and latter, for said half
year, and in that proportion for any Lotter or lon.
gee time, anti( Collgtelft !ball act upon the subject;
and that meanwhile the restriction, by law, upon
the amount of salaries in Calsfornia and Oregon,
shall be suspended Proould, That the Secretary
of the Treasury guilt bo authorized to dispose of
the hooded warehouses now 'mooed by Govern.
menu, on or before the first of January next ' on
the bent practicable terms for the Government; but
he may retain curl parts of said houses, or lame
such .•other homes, at his discretion, as may be
necessary for the storage of unclaimed goals, or
goods which for any other mama are required by
law to be snored by the Government.
Sec. 2, Anal fertfertisr nooks* That nothing
in the act aforearud shall be to construed es to deo
prive the importer of the privilege of the konspom
tenon ot-mercharlise under bond from one dirties
to another, and of re-Warehousing the sane sc.
carding to the provisions of the second section of
the act of • lath Augurt, ono Moaned eight-bun
dled and forty six, to ettablish • warehousing aye.
tent, and to amend an art,. entitled "An act to
provide revenge from imports, and to change and,
modify conning laws Imposing duties on imports
and (mother purposes."
Approved, February 1.41, •1950.
123=7233
Pima during air 'Pat e th. Thirty-first
Coagrass,
(PuitLic—No 1.)
AN ACT farther to eztoul tbe time for locating
. .
Virginia military lend Inuranta, and retarraug
surreys thereon to the General Land Office.
Ss it enacted by the Senewertii /bused' &pee
aentatiore of the Glutei: &geese( Awed= in Cen
tres., tusesdied, That the as entitled "An act fur
ther to extend the time to, locating Virginia mili
tary land warranty and returning survey. thereon
to the General Land Odlee," approved July fifth,
eighteen hundred and forty eight, and as to all
warrants leaned prior to the , tenth day of anew,
eighteen hundred and forty, and no others, be and
the Erne is hereby revived and continued in force
until the first ,day of January, eighteen hundred
and efly two.,
Sec. 2. And de ir Ara, enagui, That the same
right and privilege is hereby also extended the the
same time to all such warrants as have levied
subsequent to said tenth day of Augow, eighteen
hundred and forty: •Provided, That before the
cation thereof, it shall be shown to the sansfarian
of the Secretary of the Treesury, that rich war
want wet lased poly and tegaily,and that tbe per
son who received said yams wail legilly enti
tled so theatre.
Approved, February 20, 1930.
I:ol.'Weas itrecirtct—hleLeins'sVerssirego'.--Thia
tevaluablo remedy for Waraut,linfidly sapplanurg
W others, iu public estimation Wham it is used, It
has produced the Wet erects, and driven out all otter
teasediec "it ka the beat they hare ewer teen,^ is the
remark or .n who Info ever used it is their families.
bratty OS, .
J. Aide, Cot—l received a lot of AleLatits‘ Volna ,
raga from boar ascot, lan spivs, which leeld oath'
cue lover, am! I glut I could have sold eon !Loomed
hoi+ttle; bJ this time, .1r I 'ciold have Wet it, Del net:
laming where to got it, IVaAllo - rat' anal vial
agent cam wawa Every mean that, boa tried Me. :
Lane, Votmlfoge, ten me to to oh. bola they boveatio , '
seen. lo fact; It a itapOta'ible for soy one to aai too
amok lo tam oak Lotto . * Vomit*
•
Nv.b. Rona- •
For lode by Y. KIDD k co., No.lO, toner or Firiarti
and Wood ou r Final:wok. borb-dawl4l
Another Wiliam a ts..■tud.
CHRONIC RHEUHATIV.
AL Um—Allow ono to express to yen my
heartfelt thanks for the greet benefit I have received
from an article called PETROLEUM, or R.I. One of
winch you am the eola proprietor. I had eccarliew to
am tt .boat theist of Amway, In a violent ninth of
alicionsUrn, witch was very Painful, tying Meat
from place to place, accesupanted withatachswellesu
se as to keep me in constenetarture. I and the Pe.
unlearn externally, a few applicolinns of which re.
moved all polo, end every symptom of,the
I are now entirely wall, and would take this occasion
to rem:emend the Petroleum to all who may be onto,•
lay under the agonising palm of Rursataliste or kin
dred diseases. [Signed] 01/119, Wrenn, '
near Perry Ilona, Plusbuript.
• Ilrgee general advertisement in mother cotton.
kble
LOGAN, WILSON 4 CO.,
1519 WOOD STREET; ABOVE FIFTH,
111FORTEBE OF BARDWIIE, CUTLERY, LS
Ask tho attention or pitrehasare in their
i•aP.YH 5P11.3310 ITOCKe
•Which she . ? *LA will compare feioribly, both.la
extent and cheapness, .nth that of any
miser home. either hem or,in
the Easters Chaim
feL26.daterliT
improvatzasata to nisatlitif y. •
DR. 0. O. STEARNS, We of Dorton, Is prepared to
reastattetere and SO Stocn.Taxtu In whole and vim
of sets, epoollua duo or AUnospherie ENCtiOn Platte—.
TOOTEACWI CCM d tnaisttttma, when the nerve a'
exposed. " Mee and retudenee toot door to the Mai•
WI office, Fourth street, Pituborgh.
Zane to—J. IL IDlostdden. P. IL MI., tale_
. , • , , .. Da. D. UVNT,
• - , -,—n , ,, -... Dentla.ComevorTniintl
... . .. and eettar,: betAera
-- - . - • - "oeU-41,11%
rasxma LSO= soul.—rreporod by J. W. Kelly
litato atom, N. V. and for male by A. loyncsai.
7O Fourth aurooL Tbth *rill be fluid a dulighdill artF
.610 above:ago in famlllits, and patileaMMY boor
Dame Bacouc—An imported Chocolate rcpt..
Mtn, being a emabinatitne of Caeou.non inneeentrin
mitorithoil odd palatable;highly recommended manta.
Marty (or lairolids. Prepared by W. Faker, Doretteai
ter, Mao. end for We try A. gAFtaidt at the Pahl ,
Taa Sutra lari.7o Fourth et. . roahl4
IVYEW SPRING GOODS—A. A - Moony.
/3 the sttentlon of their patron and the pub ,to
thair extensive stock of new spring goads, com,pruing
the MDBI fl.11111CHI•bit style% of silks, shawls, press
goods, mourning do, housekeeping do, Zoe. New goods
onstantly received, by the nrtival of almost every
paegot ship nod mama. mad
FLOUR-. Obis. seporiot 1$ line; 76 do do rum
family; In do Rye do, Iu store sod for saki by ,
torl4 STUART 8114,
_
CORN -100 As Yellow, In Cora and for sale t
larl4 . _ art/ART& SILL
viessE--aao fasiCream and W 11,in store, and (pr
•••, . 1 e by null • STU Alla' & SILL
SOAP -50 bpi Cinc,ionati In Imre,
- Rua STUART k SILL
CAIYDLES-25 biz No I dipp ed Wm,.
• out 4 STUART fr. WM
BAOHNI3OOULDEILM-o•cks jut Yee% .u4 to
"b , by IAYI4 HARDY, JONES kCO
BACON-19 as twined to lertiOe on stmr Von
%ratio by tnrit ISAIAH DICKItY &
LAnD. , 4tlbbls.No lu, sari. 4trar Fort Pita,lor
J-4 . 1 1a) • 14,14 ISAIAH MICKY A. CO
FFATHERfIy ski to Strive on soar Fort it, fur
.61ab • =l4 . IIIAIAII DICKEY &CO
Bry .-4 .:ru - m - aztrhy.l'izEg'=°
W a "W i fert li
A NDISSN.
('IUD Neu -14 tint% for We km kr
mu U 111/11.ANT, 41 lirstes st
TIOLL BUTTEl—itibX•lret* in cloths, rec'd and
for werbr .1,14 •, • V.l CANPIELII
C tIOA - 14 reed, .m fat stle by
null • J B CANFIELD
BORN BROOANP4Odna Intom and far sato ny
V nand .suzirFotax a CLARK
logrAv ga Buctmit-4, dos in corn and (at . Na
.UP by ' uszYmot.*spLemic.
seTtr -u-irburxontort•
:1 - ,LOUR—be b [la ails. hazily Via. hy pale by
r • • AUSSIIIONG &VROZER
'ruIEES£ :4OO bra W 1U aereiim, la .rare and
for sale by mll4 B DLLZELI. &CO
DOLL BUTTES-7 bbl. real reed, and (or sale by
zurl4 R DALZELL & CO
DACON SHOULDraliet clu stera &rude
JUI by will RDALZ=L k CO
=am=
, „
rrtmur.. or AshbalGneen,E DM; 1 vol, vm
-1. ',Memoir of lady Colgethoun. Byl liamthonD B.
The Eagli.h Pulpit 'A Collectioa of sermona-by the
most eminent hying English divines, I vol, a no;
Exposhervleetnreenthe Epistle to the Eykamp. By.
Rev Robt J McGhee. A Id; ‘ 4 l .
BIOVIVII Concordance, mtnature _
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The common marten of Infidelity, By II A Rowland.
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a year, on &abject. from sacred litstery, Biography,
Geography, Antiquities and: Theology, especially de.
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thew, With a harmony.
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The complete work& of JnoM Mason D D, in 4 vols.
Edited by re son, E Mason.
For male by , AII ENGLISH L CO,
10 Wood Street.
DISSOLUTION
T " o ß ob ' gng n e lli r ! ' trelZe bs eti n Vlo."s6H' betweeni gay . , 1 1 ..
the firm of =roe, McKee A ' fiegley, Ls thw cay n di e s:
solved by manna consent.
The business of th e dna will be settled by Me.
Kee arid James Negley, al the watched., No It,
earner Front and Wood at. JACOB BERGEN,
WMWEEP.
dell JAS NEGLEY.
11100OLATE, BROMA, dc-100 Lea Norfolk Co.
Chocolann COL. Baker's No 1 do; 30 Ora Bak•
era Cocoa; W boars Bakers Boma. jun received and
for oh, by W'd BACA LEY I CO,
varbl ' Agent for Onc Marofaciarers.
M. " LD CANDLFS—m brlr No I reed, and fo
.ale by cull BAGALEV
LAHD OIL-40 WM winter amine& reo'4, mud f
rale by, . &obi LIAGALEII & Co.
ItSOAP -900 heed wed for sale by
LI mrl4 • WM hAGALEY &CO
'DAWN—MeIo Home& Shoulders, for rale by
mrl4 WM LtAGALEY & CO.
8R00 , 45-140 do Coro MOMS for sale by
1.14 WICK & 4fCCANDLESEI
DOTASII—kas Pootott for rale by
mrl4 WICK k. hicCANDLESS.
JUST reed, by Rypress, a lot of new style Needle
J
Wor red Collars, et the north east earner of Fourth
end Market sth.
=l3 MURPHY & BURCHFIELD
URPIIY & BURCHFIELD here Just reed south
.1.71 now style Ribbon Cuffs, at north east corner of
Fanelli and Market tut. earl.
'Paper Ranging.
S PRINO SELECTION .—Will be received, by fins
mutat shipments, a near and choice assortment of
Wall Paper, of the latest French and FAstern atyles,
in gold, [Attunes, oak, plain and high colors.
W. P. MARSHALL, (late S. C. Hill,)
mrl3 eb - Wood street
filialt OLOTU NToR
TD. STUART. En CO, of Philadelphia will open
ar a I wire assortniwat of CLOTHS, CASSIhIERES,
VESTINCi, and TAILU RS' TRIMMtNGS, at N. 1113
Weal street, ea the 20th of March. They buena *wh
g in g ood. OUT LOW 0012030.
atria-at
- -
Carriage, and for Bale
APA C A REIAGE, modern elple nearly new
with Barnes.—
A good ..need hand HUGON', oriJ—
A good family lIQRSE. tr.Tiecal 1.' 6 0 r"Fle
or Intl be ogetiongul for merchandire. /WA..
Boa Oa, Pon Whoa. rurl3-1*
•
BEANs—.4 bu and 9 bbla In awns and for solo by
rarl3 ARMSTRONG A CRUZER
MACKEREL -100 bbl. No 3 Largo, Mn.. Inspeir;
. . 20 do Not do do do;
In stoh and for nee by
unlit JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
BEAN CIiEFE-200 bin in more and tor sale by
surld J B CANFIELD
ALERATUIS-40 Lis and 0 tasks, in store and for
ule by (inald J BCANFIELD
CORCIIED SALTS-1) bbls for sal., by
mrl3 J CANEIELD
and for sale b
810- 134 P" 'WICK er. Ate ANDLINS
LAIII4-40 e7rs No 1 Leaf;
14 bets do do; for sale b
WICK A IdeCAN
lIIABLF:Sii.T—b las soperLa;, for 14 - 16 by
meta WICK & MoCANLII.ES:I
CTrVI? 98£D—!bbl.
bbl ;W:111:VVILF-i9
S A . Lr i . I IATU—y"".6 {i;ItY . ZydreCANDLINS
rriARRED ROOFING PAPER—A coastaist supply
of the beet quslity of this superior paper, for kale
by tuul3l J RCIIOUN MAKER A. CO
r 11.16. d PITCH—SO bbl for We by
ru .1 tICI/OONILIKER A CO
C l o " rtr lAK"VM MettAVattI, co
CO Li V " J
tICIIWNNAIF:a CO,
tor 12
PICKLED PoRIE-2 bbb, to hone and f0r...1e by
AIM] ARMSTRONG tr. CROZER
trianliet :
T A lID—PS bbl. No I. on bond and fmoolo by
ISAIAH DICKEY A. CO
CHF.EIIII—DIO bozo. on bond and for solo by
mrl3 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
RYE FLOUR—A.4w bbl. lain reed and fm sale by
Ind] BREYFOGLE d CLARKE
ItTIY VAIYRKE,
E,f,,!N,E.&suq,,Arz4. motass,
R
5 OA, Powdered Sags,
13 do Crsahe4 da-
122=1
=ItI=CI
D do Golden Sy roPt
to drk NW ammo: joti reed and for Yale by
EDWARD 111Era6LYON,
ibarriose):
1 1 , 5! IttuilperVittelir CesspLar.
MOS .I.()..ahlllia
D. LUIDOH & CG's tine.
LIETWERN rrrrsionoak, PHILADELYMA
EIALTLUOyIit NEM YOIDI,
By Penaryteagia Cana! and & J Road.
fIIHC: Dont. and Can ta this UPC have been pw In
eonipleto order. and with the 61613011 of several
pew once to the Line. enables as to carry a large
"741 ' ts '" e i n ' tfic P"'h' Ir of the and i Line ' is owned and controll
ed by the Proprioune.
HARRIS R LYTICII, No 1334.11 Third sl,
And al Eno Tot/an. War bonen, Donk in,
Pkiladelplda, Ya.•
JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
No Ili Noah Howard at, Balunsom Nd
OFFICE, No 7 Wen v, Now York-
D LFILVII tr. CO, Canal Oloin. Peso aa,
nol3 Pouboob
•
Tothe ItOriinsl4 ----- jied
rat Quarter &mane Or the Peace, in and for ,the
Corpay if Allegheny:
'pig petition of Jews MeD. Coos.", of the Second
Wittsf,l'iltsbergh, In the county aforcsald,humbly_
theureth, that your petitioner bath provided iL103.1(
with materiels for the aceommodadon cif travelers and
other, at his dwelliog house in the Want aforesaid,
and prey. that your honom will be pleased to groat
him ti license to keep a Public Moose of fin.ertaist
meet. And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will
" \V.
VC, tha subscribers, certs of one aforesaid ward,
do certity, that the above petitioner m of good re
pute for honesty and temperance, end is well provided
with house roam and COUTCIII.ICOI !orate accomino
dation and lodging of Mangers and uneaten, alp ;hal
said totem le IWCIMUT. •
W. R. Moorhead. John Andenon, George P. Smith,
W. Rediertmon, R. Weever, G. P. 'Aline, Wm. tail.
win, Jr., D. U. MM., James M. Dewy, A. M. Wall.
togford, Thee-White, P. D. Joie.. mrlddi
ervranosou
HEDGE FARM NURSERY,
BETWELT7 three end to mile
east or Pittsburgh, near the Farm
ers, and hleebasees' Teroplhe Road,
lezrenslon of the Posit, stroct,) and about
0. [die fillt. East liberty.
I.le subscribers respeedhlly give rie.
tire to their cestoment and ibe public generally, that
their extensive bunnies, Green lionses, de., ati.,
now refunds., between 130,000 and %LUAU Plants, all
of which are in a healthy condition. . .
FRUIT TRKES--Cemisting of Apple. Pear, Plum,
Poach, Cherry,—Apricoli Henan., Almond., Grape
Vann, he
SHADE TREE'S—Viz Allanthaw Catalpa, Moun•
fain Ash, Sager Maple, English Linden American
Linden, Lombardy Polder, Um of Chiliad, Ponlar,
Weeping %billow, White Harked Birch, Tally Tree,
Horse enamel, ?Rolandolmperialis, Weeping AM,
• Eimilsh•AM, Engliah Sycamore, Magnolia, Tripmela,
he, fee.
EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS—Viz i Ju
niper, Ceder, American Arberntea,Chineee Arbervi
ma, Box Tree, Upright Yew, Common Yew, Anomie.
thrropean Holly, White Pine, Notway Sumer.,
Balsam Fir, Sliver Fir, Scotch fir, Hemlock Spmeo,
-Scotch Broom, he., /M.
OREM HOUSE PLANTS—Vin • superbcalico
non of Fuchsia, numbetingaS varieties. Thu flow
er is worthy the attention of that who wish to onto•
swot their windows.
R05k53—.111.y• of them the first nor, numbering
over 50 varieties In classes, viz: Beegal, or Chinese
Everblooming, , Rosa Worsts , or Tea teemed Chinese
Roses Bourbon Rae. Holm. Rows, Hybrid Per
petual, or Remontant Roses. A greet number of these
ate perfectly hardy, and bloom freely throughout the
summer mown. Oleanders, Or.,
mice, Cactus, he:
N.
N. R. All orders most a neeompanied with the
cash, or satisfactory reference.
Planta cannel packed and sent according to dime•
tions, to any part of the United Stoma,
Persons wishing to ornament their pleasore r earal•
would do well to, grve era call, a we shinbone stock
of Evergreens cannot be surpassed weldor the 0101111-
Ms., now covering some acres of ground, and am
beeing from 50 to WO thousand,
areround,
great number of
which are of a fine size for tronsplanUng•
Orchard and Shmbbery Planting executed by con
tract on reasonable ten.
We wish rill letters to our addresa directed to Wil
kins P. 0., near Pittsburgh, where they will hod on•
mediate attention.
Order. left at our stand, en Market dos., in the
Diamond Market, will find immediate attention.
The public
. in general are Maned to call and exam•
Joe one otoek; attenntion m ,niters given On any day
except Sab Hfivel bath.
mrla.rt
=11=!
S. U. Ilashneld•-•-•••••Deorge %chard.
a. D. lIII3IIIIPIELD & CO.,
w1101.F.8 ALE and Retail Dealers to Dwane,
and Dry Goads, and Conunissuni hierehssiDs'
N e tin Lawn mt. Pittmbasith: tarn
IMPOKTANT SALE
•
k/N Wedoesday, the lOth of April, and to be con
darted for seven gay!, will he sold at Auction by
& Reese, No. NH Broaday, N. V., the Wake,
Drawings, Paintings, JF.ograhis. and Sualanary, of
the late Wm. A. Coleman, Warr known u a coikciiii,
and Dealer in Rare Hooka and Works of An.
The Catalogue Of MN tale can be examined et the
Bookstore of 11. S. Bosworth, No. tai Market st, and
bids will be taken and sent In time for Onside.
Am tog the works are Audebanta Birds of Amanda,
a
in ,gu i rggy, a copy of Stiskspeare, to
5115,
gin H r s . a the palpate= Fernillb "alit= at 30,300;
rise Dyisit illtsdittor, MOO% The Roadside, by Agar,
see, eldital, tea r An.
For parucalars and terms of sale, sell nd seek llor
=War= 11. S. BOSWORTH tifto •
00 Market sue=
Omarnal and Ev_exdn_g Tribe= copy i L
DISSOLUTION.
Clo:partnership heretofore existing between
under the en. of
& ~ is this day dissolved by miteal
cosset. Tho h co elloes. of the old duo will be settled by
&IL floshtiold, at the old stand, N 0.220 Libenyounto,
Pittsbrh.' a. tiUBIIFIBI,Ms
March I, Mi. JOlthildeGlLL."
B. a BUSIIFIELD uid GEORGE RICHARD will
COML.. LIM Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods and
Grocery hosiers., al We old send. No..',them et,,
rul March 1, I der the Am of a a GUSIinELD & CO.
1330 —Lo xl2
Eusoz.wrzoir oir cats Taminanip;
2Zl=!. l‘ l ° .. l c%m e =ir!Gt,tfrilt" the .
Venture orAdsmandne Star Candles and Bony, sew
thesolvad on tha tinter February, 1.80,by mutual con
sent; try the critbdtmstl lifJohn CeMytotE -
The businesi Of manufacturing Ada...num Candle.
end Sony. arils
b• continued by the anbsenbera, un
der Um name cud style of PETER BEARD & CO
PETER BEARD.
. _ .. .
On veittarin from the late fun, th e sabscriber
would cor ialli recommend the new inn to the con
sideration r the maw:dile enntronaliT.
mad :If JOHN C. CRCEIPTON.
SITI TI ON In the Wholesale Grocery GT Cam
-411 mu sln bashers. as m norm acaw Heck
Keeper, b 11, 7o aO6 la 11.11 who hav en e1...* boll.
Den arquoiptanee, as well . anent Jean' ezperi-
Once in th mereantile The beet of city re
ference. peen. Address—J. V. W., tare Queue of
fice. (.12 -VW
B= 4 EAT-100,090 the Shoulders, in balk, land
inn nfrom steamer Lowell. and for Wel,.
mrld HARDY,/CNES Jr. CO '
'SALON—tall co auks Idepriiirellif4 CAT thilarri:
' lrg;e oo
P' r
er Hiberniats.
WALLINOFORD tCO,, Water at
GERMAN CLAY & SODA Asn
-4., auks Grow. Ella J r
Soda Aso, npulprans' brand, In core
and for sale by ROBERTSON & REPPERT,
mr1.1411 LCD Second le
6110 OBLie prime Plantation!dolma& in oek Wm-
VA. , ereellent order, Int lending Irmo
Mesmer James I,lllllngar. and for sole by
W & M MITCHELTREE,
mar 160 Liberty sr
SCOARS-71X10
op Hestia tatg poie..,
OM do Coronas;
30011 do Leon de Oro;
• topoo Panne Principe;
Together with a earthly of other choice brand..
Also—Heir Spanish and Common Segue; on consign•
thent, ardent! be sold low to close the invoke.
bIeGILLS t ROM
AT MASSES-66 bbl. N 40 do 8 iu soot and
Al for sulo by
ARMSTRONG k CROZER
UOAW-8 birds in .tore and for yak, by
tral- ARMSTRONG k CROZER
_
INDlGO—leases beg blanilla, for oda by
GUM J SCHOONMAKER & C 0,41 Wood at
LARD OIL-11 bbl. bot wittuosttalsed, for sale by
surP.l I SCHOONM URI/ &co
'D EM) BORAX-3 cuss joss reed by
U. writ J SCHOONAI ABER & CO
NT; F.': T,7144C0
tuna Liken) Illreei
COD Fl9ll-10 drums is atom and frie tale by
poll JOHN TAW& CO
TIM* APPLUS-20 tom (bright new) la gore and for
shie by [mai) JOHN WATT B. CO
IDEACUES-100 ha In store and for We by
JOHN WATT & CO
T AKE FISH—I. Mils and hf bbla In store and bar
14 bY -JOHN WATT& CO
NE m Iy i eUGAR-30 htsis justiggfil . fwat o by
BACON -53 casks Shoulders, tn we'd on cent:
automata, &Ad for sabe by
JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
CLOVER REED-20 bbl. Nom and fat man lOw
to claw, by
mrD JAMES A. IJUTCIIII9ONt. CO
111.Vrit''''AV44,11=`,ZCROZER
ACON-LSO pea SW Baron, for Dale b
y
y salt ARMSTRONG k CROZER
bbb, prime A N i t 3 maz i azdar o sg ß by
If A m a rlt
1:0AR-07 hbd. prime N 0, jest reel and for mils
by RA CUNNINGHAM,
mnt No 0 Casanateial Raw, Labenv et
1t40a5:11 , 4--100 - bbla N au do S it; to to bow.
Au en :limp; ree'd and tarsal, by .
barn 61 A CUNNINGHAM
13 - 6 - CON:rel - aPtenbinaeonl, .
110 kre Led; reed and Cor rate by
mrtl it A CUNNINGHAM
BULK SHOULDERS AND HAIRS—OO costs nom
landing from rumor Eophrater; for tee by
null ISAIAH DICKEY & CO, From of.
11. AMN,llbbds .l Hamm
10
: glz d.n;
-
I " Hog Round; Dow Uniting from
sroasorr Eaphrates; fot Ws by
__ rory
__ISAIAH DICKEY ARCO
LARD&I No I;
do;
~
II Moro* now landrog from Mirogros Lo.
pl. - ate.; far sale by .
null !null "DICKEY a co.
ihogltah Tooth Benuahone
DERsoms in ant at •good Tooth Br=h, he fah;
r .4 to atomise th eme bream The bdolca ate
...reacted net to come oar, and (or serrice, one of
them I* worth a half doter of that in general use.
Manufactured far, and for sale, forholnal. e and retail,
by for 11) IL E. SELLERS, ST Weed of
Plies 1 - 61 — trgh — e — BiTadatTIMF filicPtOilt
k
. ,
!Lead °mayday
friflF, auhsenbers to the capita! • of said Coo
t pithy, are hereby notified that election for one
Ptestdent, Gee kfausgera, Lod out T serer, and suck
other neaten as hay he faeces:my conduct the ho
liness of odd Company', will be hold• PHILO HALL,
Thud street, City of Pstthberehoth ehy, the MIA,
day of March inst., b etween the ho es of to o'clock,
A. ?if, Mal tit It, of said day. • .
==2l
o==
I=lMtS
Moroni D. Gananm,
John Adams,
W. N. Lyon,
Jame. Um.,
Rebell lito
‘l,a, Echbaam
. , .
oat. Winnoss, Wm Al. tian — pso . n. .
J me Carothers, Jolin Lytle, ,
- A dlr.. ....„ :ilarsist Bralmv..4l7 , :gr
i
' , j :
:: '1 0 .61.. :11imi 5...4.u kt0 ' a. " 11 :;: a. """4'... . Th L WV : i 7u5 in" 192 1 ,03 1.,.. ' . 1
nr e Arauscada tior Jazigar WA* alai Of GessO
'. . Y. , " AUflildr,
rim :w r i.:0n01.14. nAmem.of Elizabeth borough,
1. in the county irforemid. basibly illoneeth, th at
your petitioner bath provided himself with nagertala
tor the aecommatation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling boom to the borough aforesaid. and tons
that yarn honora will ba pleusd so grant hies a license
to !rep a Public Home of Enicrtathannit. ' And yoor
peudoner s, ua in dory . bound, will pray.
• I — -- •
Wo tha aabacriben, ulnaeoa of the barmier afore.
said, do certify that tha'above petitiousr Is of good re
pute for hooray and teraperamea, and Is well provided
with home room and COOVellkatell let the seeemuice
dation and kidding of strangers and travellers, and
that raid tavern Is necessary.
Named bloCane, John Walter, Sr, Edward *U'
Bernamlu Wilma, John Graham, Jamas A. FAIN Han.
ry hletHolay. Hash &Davis, S. Raw, O. Cuoidoa
bum, D. lluGialey,y. ldeeithe. initigdAkerliT•
Ef.3o:\t'S- 7 .116W - MS for sale by ..
tbr9 . I KIDD k GU, a) Woad .t
RF.II 4 NF.D•BALTFETRE-20Was s , o4 i sa i ty
CD
COCDAVgLItaiaI!..-LA ft s 'lot of manta, oak a
tor9_ • J ODD & CO
Swrxr OIL—Sao gall for sale by
'airt KIDD It CO.
c2PANiSiI bbl. for ••17,1y
1.3 torb .1 KIDD t CO
C . 011L"VARN1911-330 It" " TPCIDD &CO
" To Les. •
A CONVENIENT two story Brick Dore/ling House,
A
s austed on Jae East Common; Allegheny City,
within a few lobate. , walk of the market hoes. The
Lot is sisty gee feet front, and one hundred and ddrry
i•e feet deep. and la • desirable location. Possosslon
siren on the lint of April Enquired
/AMES PARK, dr., t CO;
nti94StSecond street
•
". .11,1E9)1111SPRATI` & SONS" PATENT:SODA
ASII—b4 casks m ante" per owner Atoaronliti
amJ for We at tho toren award Defeo, by
W & IDITOHF.LTBEE,
. I Liberty- et
George a. Massey,
HAVING anotiatod lortth blot WhL A. CALTh
WkiLL, and - JOHN CALDWELL,.Tr., tho Ship
Bom fltoro,..d goeeasorats
.wsil be coodaelod at fin.= 'Water way *act the
ozyie of
truMm NJLESSEY./k CALI:I*ELLS.
B a llSr -25
" WAVING? Ittrit. l o7 1 4 . kVt ° a t?
by O6,OW Ky., reed per 4r • WALLINGFORD CO
L m, WALWNOFOHDL Co
LHA W I -1470 p'" `AV: tift?Alibjw & co, •
.mrp n and M Water to
FlBl1 -It bbli No IbloOlietel;
GI do No 0 do;.
23 do No 3 do;
10 Id bbls 3 do;
10 bbla Gibbed Hertimi_ fbr gate at
awe , . RUBY. AltirrllEWS &CO
fiIIOBACCO kip • %Whit, Gedge h Breo.
far sale by •
mN
RIIF:Y, MATTREWR hCO'
11'1 'D
DRY GOODS JODBEILS, Na 10l WOOD PPLEIgh
VI - Ai% to store, and rill be conaitatly reeetving
,[j dorm(the seovonLt larerand doll "Newt sr
somttent of Smite and Taney My Co,e,lirluctk they
Will lea fat emit or approved ete4ll.,
Waning "Merchants ars lat4sit to examine our
stock.mrd
•
MaIi.VAIN dt
NO. 10 GERMAN STREET , BALTIMORE,
AGENTS the sale of SODA & !ILEAC/1-
, 4G powmigs, halm now In .tors. end Will
eostunaa to receive, rail sophism of thetollowing well
known brands. eMesprans," "Tenants;' nod "lac
:ow; which they,otterfer sale at market Mess
sura.tl9w
MI-IF. faux weilou Cinal Bat NM/ Eiiimisio, tow
j laying at Sharpsbottd, and In good order. Ap•
ply to
11. A. WLAVIER, Wayne It
tntS.Ot opposite Caual Haim s.
FI.OUR-,loobbb noc , d and for sale
y r y• 3 / 1 11123 DA ELI.
CANDLEs-30 eor Bale by
narS „ . , A40,1E8 DAk.ZFIL
ADAITH/ATRATUWS MOTIOAC., , ~ :
L T i
ETT egAlizaniatration, with the Will enact •
TS
d, she Elute of James Chadwick, tau of Ku
township Allegheny county, Pa, deed, base bee,
granted b theDegister of ssid county, to the subscri
ber, residing 111 Ma city of.Piusberg b. :An ~. ~.
d bte d 10 said Eagle, ans hereby aoug,g to .. k .. 4 .
:,.,ii.. payment; end thaw haring claims against n,
toP resent thew forgetter:o.c •
on9.dlerks.U.9 - • D. H. FRALICH.
ra lANNFX."6 011.--713 brit ts'a reeelva, emd for tale
I fab27
,MACKEREL -10 hi'.obl. No o 1;
00 der...,4N0 41.
~z,, A, :rho 4.in sune, Co tale by
rote - lA3dal DALZKLL-
A Lcoitol.-10 bbl. for .ale W , • ' '
.1 801100111i1Allat 01.
s V is e/LAB. SOD4,-4
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(ILOVLIt , SEND-3 bbls for
mit J 13C1100MI A KIM & CO
ANNIOLT bbl. for We I.y
mfl3 J FICIIOONDLAIMIL & CO
11109iNSENDII B•II2I•PARELLA-41 dos for sale
by Imsl3l J scsoomucra a. co
AMUSEMENTS. , y','
. .
PITTSBURGH• MUSEU M.
strwt•
rrHE undersigned has the olcautre of announcing to
the cid.. of Pittsburgh, and *anthills ingests
rat, that he has, at great trouble and ezrenae,
cssibli.bingialsmaa this ear Taa ael
lectn of cunosities Gexceedingly elledslre, ens.
bracing. an endless:variety of the rare and curious ,
works of nature ,ns well as of art.
Thole who have wen it, ban pronounced it is sec
ond eudy us Barman% eeletirstedoetablistunent in New,
lierk. The ho
stud •M the Proprietorlaa been to
bring together such Wog, ea are ealealated nal
so entity tha eye, but also to isirove tlutkasse,and to
efford instruction to the minds o the you as tn.
old, and to render it cuss wan worthy en"*Mi*n
of an intelliaern and moral twomunity • e mac Thitt•
object tee Propriems folly belicves ko has attained,
and he retie. with confulenee upon the patronage of a
liberal public, to gestate this new enterpriaorysloch
acknowledged by all to be a desideratum serf mach
needed to tins city. rersone dapoted to make dona
tions of curiosities to the Macao, will please giVe
their history, with 111111161 of donor., which shag have
• fir=tolll•wleg
open
nlllmaya
foes p e
oaths Morning, and from 2 to 5 o'clock in the. eft. -
neon, and in the everting from 7to 10 o'clock. '
Adroit:sue, 25 cents—eaddren ander 11 yam of
age, half price. Season ticket. to be had at ibis Mu
l<6m.
mll occult open thls day.
014 BENJAIIIIN WEST MORRIS, Proprietor.
THEATRE!
Ulu auil.M.ager• • • .. .. --C. B. PORTER.
Thunder Ermine. March 14th, will be presented •
play In Aso sets, called
THE HUNCHBACK.
Master Walter MLR. Johnston.
Sir Thomas Mr. Taylor.
Jana —Mrs.H. Niel s.
..... Mrs. Frary,
Atte, the play an IRISH .111131,11 r.
To conclude with, in consequence of the great sp.
pima beetowed on
MR. AND MRS. PETER WRITE.
Peter White
Aire. Peter White
In revenant a drama of much Inectest, called tha
OP OUILT."
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THE ALLEGIIANIANII
a ii
it 4io,
___,
give, their last CONCERT, lir WILKINS
O HALL. aro:neer flaloorh) on Friday' Evening,
March
selection (S of Songs, Duette, ib, wheh tilL7 will. Qua intrortetteeduce aneees too. now
Gl
Tickets 60 cents, to be obtained at t he Principal Ho
talk this Book and Masks Storer, and at the D..
Children with parents, half price. Doors oiken at Of
o'clock, Contort to commence at lf o'clock. mrl4
rOIOCII.E9--Dlzon's be st Black Lad Crucibles.
mre 14* AZIVNITAKER . k CO
fT .- WEES—Nem WWI MIMIC= sad French - Wool
A. Tweeds, Coma Wups, Jur °mad amd for sale ,
MACKLETT &
ICI Wood ouaet
ATELver CORDS—itord Albert, Waldemar, Go,
V not, Conatimuon, Cable, Thick Set and Narrow
Cords, far sale by
end
r2=TEMI
fIHECKS—Estrs heavy; Aproa,Patallure and Ehirto
Ins, Dark, and Pick ued Pick Checkhludlaa Mee,
best makes, received and for
Jura SHACIa= tr. WHITE
TOLUE PLAID WOOLENS-4N blue, and
1.11 black barral Rob Roy , Plaid...Wu reed and for
sale by SHACKLEIT & WHITE,
nun 101-Wood street
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13TITTER moa , —25 keg. fort n t r t:y roGLE
cuuure
sad 4 Ooze. Fmk, air
Sib landltog and for sale by
BREYFOGLE k CLARKE
RACE—A 29mAl lot for sale 9y_
r 9 BREYFOGLE & CLARKE
(11/MN APPLES—A few bbls wand, for tale by
sktS BHEYFOGLE A CLARKE
80/. QU ILTS-78 bozei for .ale by
gdi.rt
BREYFOOLB & CLARKE
• -
1175PFLATIIY SODA ASH-14mb on buld .d
111, for .als
mre
l 8 DILWOSTH fr. CO
/MOVER SERD-6 ek. lust reed and for
A-. 0 We by (ant) IS DILWORTH t CO
U I kepjunt land= nndfor deo by
LA mrd IS DILWORTH k. CO
thEANS-10 Ws Saudi White, jam tne'd and 1.
aide by lawn I 61)ILWORTII a. CO
POWDER -7,000 kegs Blasting;
MI do Doer aido;
30 do Kg. do; reedtkis day and
[wig 7 S DILWORTH k 4,0
gA . F r t.TY FUSE—I bbls
•J 8 DILWO..
12=2:21
moor RI amet L e ld w m ord. Plttsbn N o
tes. 4 .m 1641.
F. CASKS bIUSPRATT & SONS' SODA ASH,
lost &dime foss stem. J. J. CriztoodnA sod
for so& by W & M NITCHELTRES.
osG No IGO Liberty st
UUaRGAIN[c.-t
D,las Wr t
!otlas .. +•
Gingham; aleamreAva_
m agar Owl
• Market ma.= . ,
arfiYAC: , * D'
BEACURD a UNBLIttkeftED:IIIIMI , bongl
Wins dm advance, and rain la the ol d pass
teak cut corm of Fautaaad Market gas.
mad MURPHY a BURCHFIELD
COlllerga,Nalt. Syrap
lobo use - /roman', Cough Syrup eau con
outeuuosuly recommend is
Nitm the analog Tribune, Peb.lll, lESO.
NonniVa Corot anan—We can nuseleadossly
recommend Ala medicine for coedits, as It Os eared
us of a swot adiranted attack. It to awry Maenad
affair nom tbo ordinary puma Indians..lt you have
•errancy.
Prepared and aald. Iskidesale and retell, by •
JOHN I).NORCIAN, Druggist,
[Ma' Wood st. I door below Diamond alley.
r "DOWOHUNI) THA—tal bf enema last rec'd and for
Mae by mrfrC /I GRANT
AfiVharlakkS—OUGLiblo so penor oak e ooperast,
.Moro arolLor We by
. _
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•
WANTED -A tiro or three story House, with
doubts parlors, Within 1 moans of tho mutat.
A good tenant an be had by applying to
La.E. Liberty at.
FQR SALE—do tasks Smoked Snowden;
24) do do llama;
mA EDWARD EIFAZELTON
OTTON—tI bales Batting, fa: we trY
C H GRANT
IL MOLASSES-31 bid. lasulidg I/I.'lmm
Odd Jo mi. Maninall, and for sale by
tbrf -• • - • JAMES DALZELL
C1;0 ., 11! SEED-60ba for.
:~,.
AYOIAABL.-M--40 bble N 0, jest ree'd arid for sale by
M
mr3 - A OIILBESTSON,I4S Liberty In • •
IQ MAMAS° Wits prima N 0, iiiiorirsid fouafe by
otri •
@==l
* kegs to store and for sale by
A CULBERTSON.
C . " 7MAIT 0 •
, Da CO
p ymuAx.auur.-3,..nicq co
basm bum dm, Mob ma'd sad
Gm Mk by [mri] JKIDD d. CO
reU
4....4
JKIDDJMO
AuKtJULL—Qt btahNo 1 Rave. as hand and for
.I.U•. sap hy , • ASALI.II DICKEY & CD;
DACIFM-414 blids limed, Urinate hnd forsald hi •
ljr mr4 UMIAK DICKEY &CO.ldni at
' ju .
SAI I ars AH DICEY lc CO
ItliD , 4llbtds No I; .• - ;
, .11 bbl. No 117u1 mo'd and . for
ma-.: . • ISAIAH DICKEY dr. CO'
DEA141,143 bble Deer • • • and far by
•Mili m:4 DICKEY . *CO
•
641 - " medium;
• • • • • AO .!.. Cloth Umber,. ror.mle loy
J DIVALLIADIS„
mr4 • corker Fink and Wdod CI •
VBNI ON ailhlS—lM b Elm Cued, for ale
e. - • Datlli J D WILLIAMS
Diu store , 3 a i n v , itax br
Da 371 - ar a ,
0:71)) Atill—tet cash:ita:onus, to amre mar
la George Wutaugula, for rale by
NI la MAITCRELVIEFIE,
itaLlbentattert
belairlsearriAnt 110 . 1
JOHN waft tic%
'FUMY LlAetl
,-41ktr Its flog • siorr . aarl
to
XI for tato by • 'JOHN WATT AVO,
rS_ ' - ' rty ,
e 5122L0r
‘trAINIEREL—Nor 1,2, and 3, in bbls and jhf
IYI for min by •• - JOHN WATT 3.,C0, •
mrJ Libertrstrest ,
•
DOM extra prime, bassisZ
for sale by JOHN WATT tr:CO;
sort Liberty street
0 'II. MO L
..
lads Haul. liropod,
9, fi 1;411 . 1 !riadtgrolleaLL,
INDOW BLABS-4EO talk Wd oat.. er4rEoo
DIM b. Co'. brood, for oalo by
&VS JAMEY! DA1.2r.1.1..
Mitaktitte Glove 11.• -
For effee.weily teetering' wiled Kld Glovoi teßebr
pooh. eleardloess.
DRECTIONS—Deew tbo glore tisbtly weer the
band, or on • (C• 310, lade for the 'Avow, thee
apply the Renovatai with • puree of . 011 0 0 ' dace 1.
to I.e geutly outil the effect is piodoeed,} Fee sale
by - mrl R E BELLER% STlVewd st,
SkilliJI.DEKS—Ou auks shoat
.1.11 half earl, very neatly eat, end Well y 4 telert
UN Jr, gpcod new casks. erorad tart to km li here 0,,
ship fret—lairerree oa mauler raphralle s Aar ask hr
toi7 • ISAIAtI DICKEY IL CO, piomis
ArtiNG CuThiN-6 bates on nandand fat sale
by ISAIAH MCI - Mt: CO.
met - . Valutt Meet. :
►tiliND—A Lady's new BOOT, ea 9:ke din idateiy,
I which the owner eta have by Wizen the gat.
1 the eebseneer, and paying (alibis
• ROBIS UN ,-LITTLE ! ; c o
, I •
, . - IDS Llben en •
1 310.1 - 14=3Tilai asi'o,l9 sum an peanrr*:. ,
t" . " ILIAti DICiEY &al!-F}Otit
IL/rOILIHNINCI A LPACCA9,43antbaziso gplkb• titan
anortutran at north cast COME: Font ind gar
ket stteeta
sank . kiniptri a: viiiiiinnELP
IDIOROAD CLOTHRA full usorosion or Fs
JJ ssd Ameheop Woad Clock), of .0. oftrao,oHltoo
'notik nut 4011110 of Founh sod Mao fit.
3210 MURPHY h. BURCHFIELD
(111110 ME YELLOW—I cases for ale bi — ?
mr4 7 KIDD k. co. 64 Wan 4
AUCTION SALES.
By Johla-D. Davis, eeeeee
JSIE Goads at Auanon
.- 13 . 1‘ 'May Mgralstg, - IStit frutt;At W okalank. at the
Commercialt3ales Rooms, corner of Wood an 4 ForkeKty wilt be sold, soilbOat reserve, a very salsa.
Welt:maim of Fresh Slits; Which were Selected for a
faskierisble Markey comprising
- • - filagelflrent'seartet and-orbit, embroidered cape
sdavals,black and charisoloa gilt vegans, broeht shawls
of superior quality; chimelon polite sole and sand do
ahead, 'stack add champion tee da Rhine salks, Water
black grade Shine, 30 ruches ratite, malls lic'd gee d e
Rhine; plaid silks, brocade tilts, elm:salon &min,,
blank tarquoise Satins, silk finite., caper blank silk
7pe lv" orTni t' at =TM a n t ili ne e krnali c w or l ' il e te d aZi n l. i t n".
p r iiiide long gloves;cruhroideieo bonnan ribbon.,
ladies and gents white, black and assll kidatoves, a nd
sews, sawing silk and twist, gents splendid satin and
silk barred and fancy cravats, eliarimlon and block eo
lie Rik do etiantills blank silk wells, thread late
=dodging., thread worked capes, cellars and choral
sates, silk caratme hdfs, cam and mull innellas,
A Wove
r t a r , o in orlgi importe d
lee
1 - ite *nods ore open for inapeetino:
virW JOHN cp DAVIS, Aunt.
Boas id . Phan and Paha Leaf Eats si Archon.
on Sannday inonninn,lgth imit, at 10 o'eloat, at Da-
Tie. Lacuna ROOMS; corner of- Wood and Filth an,
will La sold.
60 Cases of,llOots and ?toes;
6 do Palm Leaf Hata.
•
comprising
gee's fine Calf Boots; Seal and Thick Boou;
Prime Yip Welt do; do Fine Yorep do; Men's Isperls
Cilg Goat and Met Brogans; dot Calf Half Boots and
Slippers; Boys , Boots add-Brogans' assorted;
lid, Lave and Strap Boots: Mince floe Yid end peg
ged grain Mandan and Minnow, Women's Fine Mo.
mew edged Boma an= petal do Soper Calf Sowed
Una ins and Pasant er Elipperg ditto pegged
gnin linagina. Boors; end &Uppers; and • Boys'
Palm Leaf Bats. • , •
Mardi 13, lts3o. JOHN D DA Ykd,
•
Largo ' Suck of Dry Gard.
Os Tharnlay morning,l4th teat, at la &clock. at the
Commercial gales Room., eorner of Wood and Fifth
strewn will be sold, anthem emerge, tot iteouot of
whom it may concem,for tub eturenCy—
A large and general aoonmentofeennonable maple
and fancy Dry Goode, which may be examined prhi
oos total. - •
• •• •• •
•Al eielock, •
Groceries, Glassware, Furniture, de.
Young Hy ton and Imperial Tea, Virgmin Tofioceoi
reoOk brandy,l cask codlisldahowels, sondes, manure
forks, iron safes, wien seisms, writing rind wrapping
paper, Franklin and enjoins..., irate", enok in le wer ,
window blinds, mantel clocks, dz. Also, an exten
sile assorlment• of hounehold and kitchen furniture,
from a family declining bouiedeeping. •
Variety goods. fashipealde ready rude elotkiodi
fine table and pocket eatery, gold and ulver systems,
musicanstilment', ant guns, swords, pistols, do.
~otg 1) DAVI„I, Audi
STEAM BOATS
rwrirsvacke AND LOUISVILLE
.
STEAM P ACKET LINE.
ENCOURAOSD by the liberal Otto:maga extended
to all nutlet and Well Mondueted Llaes,the -
e es of the following fine steamers have arranged them
Into a Line bentroeo Pittsburgh and Louisville.
One of the bows will postuvely leave Pittsburgh on
'every hiannsiv,iWootourosi, rind FWD... Drowns,
at a o'eloek—fall or not • /
The first boat: oft e Linn will mart on ?deader,
February 25th. •
Steamer Genesee
° Z. Tiglo • •—.
Hambarg
West Newton.
• Fathom
For freight or pasw
lebtl.itat OE
Captain T. Moore.
M.Leons.
• " J. Slinetottar.
fit Bailey.
" W. Ebben.
• P aL 4
it 761BERDER, AO.
- " --- REGULAR Si, NDAY PACKET
CINCINNATI,
Captain WRADMI I. Eatlna.
This apleadid boat was Mali by the
- camera of the reamer Isaac Newton,
- and others, for the Cincinnati and
• ••• - •C• • ittaboagh 'Packet trade, and wit
clam:lance making her regalar , trips in the line, on
SUNDAY, the Bald
• • •
For height or pasting* apply AM board, arm
B MILTENBERGER. Agt
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING PACKB.C.
The iiplendid fast running steamer '
LOUP McLANE, W. 8. Conwelli
master, (neut. undergone a thor•
"1 — • . met peu,) I eon hereafter no •
regukar packatilsetuems• Bull:arab .
and Wheeling, leas Flitsbargh every Monday,
Wednesday surd Friday morning's, at U. o'clock. For
freight cr passage appl on board. or 10
iang - W. WWII ER,Agent.
REGULAR PACRFI:9.R.h . I . ARIETTA AND
Z 7 , :.9 1. 114% ., E. '
fob. - do Mae(
.
. ' F.IIIPREMS,. .'
cifaCoxlmaster, will leave for lbk.abaro
=I all mtarmedisla parts, on this
d av, the lath last. at 4 o'clock, P.M. ..
For freight or passage, apply an hoard, or t o
=sorl4 . . IV 4 NFliEtiElt, AIR
• FOR , 8 F. LOU
The splendid .
JAS. •
Cam W. Norton
thwart:se •
dav, 14th ideas at 10 o'aloehr A; •
For freight or possage,agtk' on hoard,jg, Aar.
+menses neamar
LLINGAR,
will leave for above
landuags °Altars
6 FOR HT. 1•0171& . -
Tbe splendid Hemet , _
•_., . Ai litk•:„...- - -'t
4 ' ' ' will tette . for the
to ell atentkediste .jserti on
lkia dam tbe lath at 10 A. M. '
Pot. might or passage aPPA
boarL mrt t
The splendid steamer
Virdkins,Alaater, arid leave for above
aws Lonstsitediate , .pons. an Fri Jay,
. .
maim
Mai Sue new and staunch steamer
• • NAVIGATOR,
. • Wm. Dean, master, will icaVe for th e
and late ruse:ham ports, on Sat
urday, the lads ME, at 10 o'clock, A. 111. • ,
For freight or passage apply an board or to
larla : G B MILTENBERGER, Airt.
FOR LOUISVIIJm •
. .
$ $• N The foie na k t4 r 3b u tBiitt y u , g
' ht steamer
Ma:Olean router, anti leave for the
hove old all intrrmeldi to ports on
Tharalay. the 14th lash at 4 n'eloca, P. hl .• ; '
®'The steam boat Kerstaelry will cony auk!. of
Pittsburgh manufamare, to Cincinnati aaa Loilsyille, ,
for 8 cents poi ICO Mi.; thia trip. - , ' • • .
For freight or passage apply on bong ‘
mrig .: ARMSTRONG & CROZRR. Ars
FOR IRARIRITA, POIIEROY, KANAWHA, AND
GALLIPOLIS.
. ,
s at e. The splendid fast uniting steusu
REVEILLE; - .
Goff, muter,. will tense Tor abort
nd 01 totennediste ptirts to morrow,
the 14th ma-, at 4o'eloek, P. AL.
For freight or passago, sooty an boned, or to
tort PETTIGREW & CO, ACM
FOA.THE WABASH 11l VEIL
. . . ... .. .. .
The fume Gut Taming sicanmer
alt • . 01E10, .
Stoops, masterovEl luvo antic aborn
and all Intermediate' landings on Inns
•.—•• " • '' • deYi‘ke lab bat,. are o'clock, p. id
• Foiireigkl or passagoiapply on board, or so
, mfrl4 • - W. B. WHEELER, Agent.
.. , .
•
- The splendid tam pameheer packet
LOYAL HANNA,
.lartnay, manor,arid Ira , e for
above sad -CI Intermediate poru
°atlas dar, - iu ILO Weiner., A. M. , •
For tretairtoe plumage; apply ott board. . mrt4
FOR SAINT LOUIS
... . . .
The itpLtudid packet seratner -
" ISAAC:NEWTON,
.
CnpL linteltirsn; leaven for the abnve
and nil 'lntermediate putt. on thin
day. the 91.1 t Mutt; at Reelect; 1 M.
..:Far height eq. - • -- .. •i an board. mat"
FOR WARASII
- • 4 1 • 4 oleildid sumer
CINDERELLA
_thipt—huaes IL Malay w,D letave ae
ve, dap, the Silt March, al
=MO
. - -
For &lest ' ar passage apply J
on board or No
j NEWTON ONES, Agt
EBlllfiZt Loutavu.t.e.PACKL`T.
Tee splendid fast Winning steamer
EMU,:
ifeeedret,. muter, will leye for the
we 'sad t I interne:NEW pens on
Wli dwrohe Oh March nt 4 'o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passairnendr, on h oard, or le,
end o MILTENBERGER.-
MSOMMI
--
.....' ..:.7.!,'Prtilifood,D,..
_. !Zan e , Milldo .. a . st forth nt.'s*
day. 4, 4 4.. 1 1 .74 .0.210. on this
For (nita Ot jpillage rgy. on hoa r y • .
ars
~. FOR CINCENN;STI AND ,'---.----,.
4H 71"1"11131116''' :
p. ;
f=Rc R li ne4tudynyill &Wrier boe '
. a .n lu- r •• • i s. l . 1 4 h'W , Modloto rt. woo
this day
Pta•ChSl4klsa
Pr.
JOTABH-10 cults in gone altd
Y to emre
("1 M.O/117: '
AlaiBFUTWCOtaa k11.9
j A azeatyrd, vut for wile
.p.A,rfrka--"“ keillomt
r ~, a 7i711 tWa
••••••• bßil
1Aru, 7 3,... , ", , ,,, 1! iy.. by
b, !• _
trat,cl,ix'nr.ess
dui
" ( .Art/1.
VE4ctpxlata
T lit Valve in sti) tr, •r sale ty
L 9 IS:4ITE:9II9N.
SOAP.4OO bii eiziNlF 1 ioitale bi -'
t s
ZRIE/5-474nEScIF, and - Rimer.. tit sale bt
cmix„.. .Iys mot lio. to inviithis day, (a
'T I K ERMANB
.Srr 11=s
.Imq° b:d fTerfee;
rum; for sale by
' ' .l. 9 WATERMAN & SONS
• -Maim saw:lntl' for Boat.
rpliE eatMeriberoffas to tent a Steam am Mill, in
.1: complete rainiest order, giants on the Bank of
the Allegheoy liver, within one! mile of Timone ,
The Engine and other ll.gtoreit are all in good allay.
mil Unable of dam • lame batingoi. •
••• The , Coal fie eomenia onto and Mrs la 1 1
eanginable *graham Horan attached to the pregame.
.which L tit6cio ay commodious for the ow of the
Mitt.
For father , partite:ars enquire of the maw:o6er,
on the premises, or to Peter Peterson; who can
Gati al ndat the Wareham of John Menden a. Co.. Co ,
P 4lll b. ll ogli--- LF.W/.4, rErtatsom.
•
in-gio4RitE4 trrßtg4 , '"lll.biii r b, porter
fraatAller io Esolt.h,t ' d
Hood., Hosiery, Ribbons Leers; Glares,
Threads, tombs;BsWm , 5nr.000,,,, aßasis rid FaILOY VellaZirSi Blank and Fo Silt C o. rows%
Now. Bandanna, and Linen Hiodkerehiofe,• teas'
na armortMent of Fans, arid every varier, - of oier . "
otisailSO. feblZ