,Morning plot.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
7THURSDAY it - Ciiii - 66, - AU6lii'fl4, 1845
PITTSBURGH BOARD OE TRADE.
COMMITTER TOR AUGUST.
J. Carothers, T. J. Bigham, Joahua.Hanna
- a:M RESPONDENTS
In reference to communications which may appear
in our paper, wc have one or two remarks to make.—
We will insert none without the name , )1 the author be
ing fist made known to us, and when isserted, must al
ways bo taken us expressivefithe views of the writer,
and not the editor of this piper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
Rue IN THE RivER.--There was n rise of 8 or 9
inchesin the river on yesterdai. rie had some rain too.
and the weather indicates more. The rise on yesterday
waa from the Allegheny.
GERMAN EINIGRA fiTS.—We learn that there is now
is this city, on their way to the Great West, several
hundred German emigrants; they arrived here on Tues
day, by way of the canal.
CATBERINE cD EaMOT.—The remains of thi: un
fortunate young woman, found in the ruins caused by
the fire of 10th of Aptil lost,mere buried on Tuesday.
She lived, prior to 'tier death, in the family of Samuel
Kingston, Esq, who was 'oat at the name time—her
face and head was very much disfigured, although her
shawl which was around her neck, and contained a
mall sum r( money, was not injured by the fim.—
Miss McDelertor. is said, by those who knew her,
to kayo been an industrious, amiable and pious gi,l.
TRW. ST. CLAtR STRIaT BRtpcf..—The managers
ofthis Bridge have had the wagon track completely
cleansed;—this was touch wanted—the track was so
covered with the dust and dirt, na to render it on_
pleasant to pass over. Why did not thr managers
hate this attended to befote the great race between
the nags of the Ariel and Chronicle came off? Per
haps they would have made better time!!
UN LOADISG A Caar.—Yesterday afternoon a horse
ran off with a cart, which was well laden with white
lead kegs. The kegs, as he ran, we're thrown in ere•
ry direction. He continued to run until the cart was
entirely emptied, and then sopped of his own accord,
at the corner of Irwin and Penn streets. No injury
done.
FARM FOR SALE.-It will he seen by a notice in
another column, that a well improved and good farm,
within fifteen miles of the city, can be purchased on
very fair terms. Every information ran be obtained
by calling upon Messrs Blakely & Mitchel, on I'cnn
or mittifield street.
Cum's ti Art Craws.—This establishment is craved
ed every night. The performances are interesting
sad novel. Tuesday evening's performance was ex-
COlient• Mr MCFARLAND done s ome extraordinary
feats, requiring great strength. The Et heopitin sing
ing was very good. Master JOIINSCAI rides, dances
aad walks the tight rope; in all he is unequalled.
laPleriN Pt Wit.t.s, E. will edares,i a Ma:a
Liberty Meeting in the New Market House, Allegheny
City at 8 o'clock this everting. aug 14
PENN INSURANCE COMPANY
The Sixik instalment on the Stock of this Compa•
ny Iheing $2 50-per share] will he duo on F,iday
west, the 15th inst. J. FIFNEY,Jr., Ser:y.
aug 13-3 t
17'We are requested to soy That the ;meting of
ilernocratic Citilens of Reset ve Toivostrir,to choose
clelettotes to the County convention, will Le llel , l at
the Tioy School house, on I,ext Satottluyut 3 o'clock
P. M.
11/r. Eclilor:—.ls the time is draaing near for
the nomination of our candidates, permit me to sug
gest the name of JOHN W. BunttELL, Eq. a. one of
the derancr.ati!, rrpresentatives of Allegheny counts.,
in otw HUM. Legislature. Mr lititrell is one of the old
School Jefferson Democrats, and has always been
steadfast to the party throttO adversity us well as
prospei ity. Should he be elected Allegheny county
rosy depend os a tunong supporter of the Rail Build
Bill and all artier democratic measutes. out labor
ers should nude forgotten. ANTI-BANK
augl4.
LEGISLATURE
Col W, L MILLER, of Versaillestownship will be
presented to the Democratic Convention us et candi
date for the Assembly. Col M. was formerly a citi
zen of Fayette county, and a member of the Conven
tion which adopted the present revise Constitution of
this State. Ile is a gentleman of sterling Democra
tic principles, and R.l.lnri practical business qualifica
tions, and if nominated will not only be elected, but.
prove a faitttful and able supporter of the Rail Road
to Pittsburgh. Alettr DEMOCRATS.
aug 41`
SIXTH WARD DELEGATE MEETING
The democtats of the Gth 'iVard. city of Pittsburgh,
are requested to meet at the house of Henry Rea, in
said Ward. on Saturday the 16th inst, to elect. in ac
cordance with the cull of the Committee of Corres
pondence, two Delegates to the Democratic County
Convention, to ire held at the New Court llotn , e on
Wednesday, [l42lth inst. By order of that Commit
tee. It. GALWAY, Ch'n.
aug13.1345
COUNTY TREASURER
THOMAS BLACKMORE, Esq., of Birmingham,
is a candidate for the Mime of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. Mr Bitickniore is well qualified for the of
free, and deserving of public confidence.
aug Idtwtc Tug PF:ueLE.
CLERK OF THE COURT
Plearc announce the name of Col. W. G. El swat tvs,
of Wilkins township, to the electors of Allegheny
county, as v. suitable person to fill the office of Cle r k
of the Court. Col. H AMICI Ks being in every way emi
nently qualified fur the office, we respectfully, but
earnestly urge his nomination by the Democratic Con
vention, as we believe it will add strength to the ticket,
as well as secure a competent officer.
jy 31. MANY DEMOCRATS.
CLERK OF THE COURT OF QR. SESSIONS.
NLTEIA.SLES. NTTEasoN of the Borough of Bir
mingham is a candidate for nomination by the Demo
cratic Convention fur the office of Clerk of the Court
of Quarter Sessions. jy 31-d I w-wit.
CLERK OF THE COURT
Air Editor—Annonnce the name of Mr ft H KERn
for the nomination of Clerk of Court. Mr Kerr
u.
a deserving and undeviating Democrat, and ever ready
to defend the principles of the party without fear. fa
vor or affection—Ma nomination to that office woultibe
bailed by the triumph of his election.
aug 9 MAi:T _ DiaIIOCRATS.
COUNTY COMMISSION ER
You are hereby authorized to announce ARTHUR F.
Goat. Esq., of Peebles Township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Mr Gore has been for some
limo an acting Magistrate of this Township, and in
that capacity won the confidence of his neighbors—he
i s w elt qualified for the office—a decided Democrat,
And if nominated by the Democratic Convention will
receive a warm support from THE _PEOPLE.
sug 8•-d&wtc.
SIXTH WARD ATTENTION
The delegate meeting of the Sixth Ward, Dili be
held at the Imuee of floury Ilea, on Saturday even
ing at 7. eug 13
REGISTER
MR. EDlTOR. — Permit me, through the columns of
your valuable paper to announce the name of
M'Cturts. Esq., of the Third Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh ,as a suitable person to be suppot fr.l Lv
the Democracy of this coanty for the office of Register.
Mr. M'Clute is an old and well tried Democrat—
has adhered to the party through evil and good report.
Is well qualified for the discharge of the duties of the
office, and will, if nominated by the Convention, be
very acceptable to the party as well as to
.MANY DEMOCRATS OF THE 3D WARD.
nugll-d&wlc
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
We are authorized to announce Jos EPH E M'CA
of Phyette township, for the cffice of Coma ) , Com•
missioner, subject to the nomination of the Dt.mec tat
le Convention. joly 28. d I w&wtd"
CLERK OF THE COURT.
JAMF.SI C RICHLY, or Robinson township, is a can
didate for the office of Clerk of the Court of Quarter
Sessions, subject to the nomination of the Democratic
Convention. jilly 28-d I vv&wtd
CLERK OF THE COURTS
JOHN M. SNOWDEN Jr, of Allegheny City, will be
supported us a candidate for the nomination of Clerk
of the Courts, at the approaching Democratic County
Convent ion by
aug 9.
COUNTY TREASURER
Mr Editor—Announce in your paper that jolts
REA, of the 6th Ward of the city of Pittsburgh, (for
merly Pitt township,) will ben candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Connty Convention. Mr. Ken, has been through life
a steady and consistent Democrat—he is well quali
fied fur the office;—as Treasurer of Pitt township fur
a number of years. he acquired much knowledge o f
county uffirits, and woold go into the Ake well in•
formed ns to the nature of its duties. Mr lien, has.
at nil times, taken an active part, in sustaining the
cause of Democracy, and is deserving of this favor at
their hand,: NTT TOWNSHI P.
ang 4.•
COUNTY COMM ISSON ER
The name of JAMES C. CUMMING., Of lin' sixth
ward has been mentioned mk an e \e,•llent ore to lw pre
sented to the convention for nomination to the nflice of
County Commissioner. Mr Cummings' teat
with long exprrir•nce a: a .l s=lice OF
the peace, and upright and con:i.tent eottrse ris a ratan
and democt at, Mit led him to the consideration of the
convention, and of the dermxnucy of the county of
nog 4 A ',LEG EN y.
LEGISLATURI
Nlr Editor—You are hereby authorized to nnnuonet.
JosEert Coor ER, of Munn lowncLir, candahlte
for the LF. , 3I , U.ATURF., SUbject to the deci,ion of the
Democratic Convention. Mr Cooper is well qullifi
ed, and lri4 all bin life been a firm and con , inwt.r dem
ocrat. He is the decided friend of the Rail Ruad.
wiz 12"
REGISTER
Mr Editor.—Plense nnnetince thnt the name rif
EnwARD NIeCoRKI.K. Rsq., of Indiana towechip, will
be presented to the Democratic County Convention,
as a Atsituble person for the Uflica of Register. Mr
McCorkle, if nominnted. ,vill ,nuke n strong candidate,
and if elected, n good and competent etlieer.
avg . 7-dkwte Nlssy Virll. R..
port of 13ittoburol).
.24 PKET WATER IN THE CHA."EL.
All RIVED.
Daily Beaver Packet.:;
Daily Breive.ville Packet:.
Confitlenre, Fuller. Cincinnati;
Hichntil Clay ron. tli;
Amulet, Smith, Wheeling.
DEP.\ RTED.
Daily Beaver Puckett.;
Daily Brownsville Packet: , ;
Hichnt Claywn, Bailey, CiDClllllllli.
Beaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets
and stage Line.
11• esx't
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THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
Express &;Telegraph,
IdenVe Beni% (SurnlAys expected.) nt I o'-
clock A. ii., (on the arrival of the ~.tetmer \lichi an
from l'itt:butgh.) atni at rive at Warren next roe, oing
at 7 o'clock—roi , necting nt Warren with Ne.l, Moore
& 4i ne Si ageF, leave Wn rt en on the ar
rival of the Pnrhet, and react Cli:nelatol before night.
Fore through's4 50.
Paitgengers paying inl'ittsburgitareeftitli ltochnire
of berths on the Cnnul Ibkriset. and gent. in the stoke.
For rictiia?e aninly on ho lid Stenmhnnt Michigan, lir
to JOHN S DICKEY. lien...et-.
G M II 11Cft IN &. Co.. Pitt:burgh.
CLARK &Co.. Beaver.
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F 01" passage retorninz, gpply 'lt the Stage nffirec of
NEIL. MOO & Co., Cleveland.
j e 2T-y .1 & NI II TAYLOR, Warren.
SPEED AND COMFORT !!
MONONGAHEL A ROUTE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PIiILADELNIIA
THE SPLENDID EAeT lICNNING STEAMERs
• , ?frIEN
f.
CONSUL AND LOUIS McLANE.
11 commenor on Monday/he 121 h of May. Ala
king double, doily trips.
One boat will leave at 8. o'clock, A. M. daily.
The other in the evening, daily, (except Sunday.)
By themorning Boat ra•tiengers will take the Cara of
the Baltimore and Ohio Had Road at Cumbjrland, at
8 o'clock, A Nl., the, next morning. And arrive in
Baltimore, 01.5 o'clock l'. M. the sumo evening.
- . -ibuk7 - fg"
Through to Baltimore in 32
Philadelphia in 40
By the evening; boat passenger, will lodge on tlw
Boat in comfort able ST ATE ROOMS the firs night.
r 1 1 ,3 over the Monnta i n=. in Collei i in day light.—
Lodge the second ought in Cumberland, uhun
night (ravel altogether.
For neat A, or entire conehe? for familieF or partien,
apply ut the Ace, t SA*O door: from the Exchange; and
at the Whutfboat a bovethe Monongali •la Bridge.
FERGUS MOORHEAD,
mnv 9 Agent.
LAKE mum & MICHIGAN LINE
STEAMER LAKE ERIE, CAPT. CAmreEt.t.,
Leaves Beaver at 8 o'clock, A. M.
" Pitt...burgh at 3 ,'clock, P. M,
STEAMER MICHIc;.\N, CArr. Bot&s,
Leaves Pitt&hurgh at 9 o'clock, A. M.
Beaver at 1 o'clock, P.
In connection with daily Line:: ni Freight and Pas
sage Canal Boat 3 to Erie, l'a., and Cleveland, 0.
Steato Boat end Ve,els to all parts on Lake Erie
and Michigan. Apply to
lIARTON &
Pittsburgh.
JOHN S. DICKEY. Beaver.
june2l-y
--CLARK &co_
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BEAVER PACKET
The well known steamer
i • 1 MICHIGAN,
t,14,-ft,
- . 11-BOtEs,Mn:ter.hascommeneed
her regular doily trips, leaving Pittsburgh (as hereto
fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M.. rind Beaver at A. M.
Pricesto suit the timea,atid those wile nave no money
carried free.
The Canal to Cleveland will ho opened as soon as
the weather rill permit; on the opening of a hich
CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLF.VELAND,O-,and
MEADVILLE., Pa., will immediately go into opera
tion. For freight or passage apply l on boa
ARTUN rd, or to
G. A. II ,
july 12 Water street.
lU . TIto Michigan is provided with Evanti' Safety
Guard.
MANY DNIOCR.kTS
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
INDIANA
From the returns alreadyreeeivetl, there is nn doubt
but that the democrats will have a large majority' in
the blouse of Representatives; tha Senute is some-
what doubtful.
The Indiana State Sentinel says, the Senate will
most likely stand 27 dem, 23'whig, perhapi 26 to 24.
CONGRESS.
RoLert Dale Owcn, Dem.
John Petit,
W W Wick,
Charles Cathcart, •'
Thomas Smith,
Andrew Kennedy, "
Thos J hierley,
J \V Davis,
Caleb 13 Sinithand M'Oangliey are the only witig,i
elected.
ELEc"riON
Tibbatts,dent, elected in the 10th district.
It is r Toned by the Nlays‘ille Intelligencer, that
.ludgeFrench is elected in the 9th.
In the Lonis.ville distilet, Thnmasson, whig, has
Lenten Nut,'ll, dem—mnjorily
In the Biniibiin district, Davis, whig, has beaten
'fern Marshall.
In the 6th distri , t, the returns indicate thu election
of NVKee, hig, over Adams, vdtig, and Mattitl,
dem.
Stone, dOln, h brawn by lboing. Whig
The IrrehApility is, that the delegation from lien
lucky will stand 7 Whig: and 3 democrats. The dem
ocrats supposed to be elected, are I.) tin y(1, Ttb
batts and Judge French.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
The election in North Cnrolinn took plar-e nn last
Thursday, and waq, we believe, only for members ut
Congr, , ?.4. We have the following returns.
Thiel in this disirict are
,k B and I) S Reid. dem. Ctni
coonty Ried n innjolitv of 84'..!—Ins innjoi
ity in this. coultly in %%a,3 639, and tlr Pulk's
tryijority in the wr‘s3G3.
Ninth I)bartet.—Thi., linnors o ld di 4 -
trier. A , n 8i L 7,2.i.,11.111,nna I) (ontluw. Yvlliz, are the
candid,tea. 11'c have returns from five countiee, us
follow,:
ConErc, , i, 1845. President, 1811
Osit!iiw (1C) Bizt, ( 11) ('lnc. Polk.
477 266 681 213
363 32.0 411 223
311 131 556 101
21 :195 166
40 519 361
qui molls
CnnnL•n
r ,nhnn j ton
This hig !125, n, l aq the Whig
TmOni Ity 1;1.4 yenr wa , only 026, it ii thought that Out
law he. 1,4 In: elociityn.
Nutllng ftorn the her cii,orict4
CONSTITUTION OF TFXAS
The Nev (:icons ricayone sa), th.t th ,• vadt? ..,
rnflhflt er+jn OW ,fin-tin have rerttrieti
I h. , lilh;•r nt F ti.j n. fto a etoettuution of the State
r• 1 7,•x;rn. the.es are Tothlished at lenfzth jn the
tvilitio of the 30th ult. \We ttive some of ititt mine
intt•resting article: and section: n+ they appeal . in that
paper. premi.O,o2 that the e•litor thinks that various al
terations will be made in many of them before there
final pas:utze.
The followin2 artich-s from the ''Bill of Rights"
mac not he lininterestine:
3,1—N0 tl .4 t. 4111111 evor ho required ni
unlitication to any offire of public trust uruirr this
.1:3111—No bill of attninaer, ex post facto law. or
nn' law impairing, the M•ti t i,,iiti,in of contracts. +hall le
made, nor vested rights he divti,oed, unlesii for tom
pmis of Public and for tolorpiate compensa
tion IT. , T11:111e.
1 41h—N.) per son ever be impri•inne,l for debt.
1911)—Perliemities or nionopolio, are conirm y to the
geniog of n free government, lied -11:111 1117,1 lie allim
tql; nor shell the low of progenitute or entailment ev
er he in force in Ihin Stair.
In he -Executive Department" the 1 =t sertior, says
hat ••Ttle supreme exeriaive rower of this State shall
he vested inn (, Mel Magi st rate, who shall ba stvlcel n
Gov, tmr or the Slate of Texas"
•'Syr 1. The Governor shall bold his office for the
termot four years ti orn the time of his itistallat
and ntil his successor shall he duiv qualified, hut shall
not be eligible for more than four years in any term of
right years; he shall be at least thirty years of age,
shall be a native citizen of the United States, or a rit is
Ze 11 of the State of Texa4 at the time of the adoption
of this Constitution.
'f he sth section of that part of the Constitution
having reference to the "Judiciary" department of
the State as follows:
The Governor shall nominate, ard, by and with the
advice and consent of two-thirds of the Senate, shall
nproint tiro Judges of the Supreme and District
Coort,+.
The editor of tho Civilian is of the opinion that
this section will become a law, thus taking the elec
tion of the Judges from the hands of the people.
The Ist section of the "Legislative Department"
provides that "every free white male citizen cf the U
States. who shall have resided in Texas one year pre
ceding an election, and the last six months in the coun
ty or town in which he offers to vote, shall be a quali
fied elector. Italians not taxed, and Africans and de-
SC ,• ifihinl , of Africans excepted."
No minister of the gositel or priest shall be a mem
ber of the General As s embly.
The lost election to he held on the first Monday
rind the Follow ing day in November, 1!l913. and the
election shall be held on thesame dayz in November ev
ery two yerlfS thereafter.
"f he Civilian says that '•it appears to he untie, stood
that a majority of the IllelllbVT'a of the con% ention are
in hn',3l'lll in The constitution ta pre
vent ltol.s.—
The official returns for thi, county Edlow ihat the
Dernoernti have elected twi. of thilir es•
Por.K nod Lvs Li F. MI" LeSlir ' S majority over
Dr. Bas , ett is TWO. The Nalivkts elected are ;Vless
rs. W11.1611T, 111".11"1 - 1.1tid FOS T EIL.--St.
Lougi Reporter.
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845
The new and Splendid Steamer,
11. S. MAIL MONONGAHELA,
STUN E ' Muster, has commenced run
regularly, and will continue to
un through the giil,oll as a Weekly
Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving
Pittsburgh every Monday mot ning at 10 o'clock, and
Cincinnati every Thursday morning at the same hoar.
For freight or passage apply on board. m 26.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet
THE safe and well-found steamer
"UTICA," CLARK, Master, has eon
mooned her tripe and will run 119 a i eg
alb r l'nrket between PIT and W HEEL
ING during the season of 1345. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
jan 30 J. N EWTON' JONES, Agent.
PERSONS having claims against me, will plense
send them, during my abPence, to my attorney,
Ernest Ileidelbet g Esq., who is authorised to adjust
them according to my instructions.
jy-111. u. HOFFMAN.
Notice
I auction Salto.
ENGINE SHOP, STEAM ENGINE,
Turning Lathes, Blarksmiths' and Oiher Tools at
Auction
WILL he sold on Saturday the 23d inst., at 2 o'
clock, I'. M., on the premises, on the corner
of Liberty, Front and West streets. a large lot of Ma
chinery. T0014, - &e., among which arts:
1 Stettin Engine, Shafting and Buller; 2 Turning
Lai hes: 2 Vines and Benches; 30 sets of taps and
Dies; 10 Drills and Bitts; 3 Drilling Braces; I Lot of
Pat lero=; 2 Stoves and Pipes; 1 Boring Lathe: 1 Rack
Lathe; 1 Small Lathe; I Screw Cutting Machine and
Screw Plates; 1 Grindstone; 1 Blacksmiths' Bellows;
Stout Machines, 1 Lot (Mike Furniture. together
with a large lot of Tools of V 116.113 kinds.
Also. nt the same time will be sold the unexpired
lease, (which has six years to run,) of the lot of
ground with Engine shop on, same 47 feet long by
26 feet wide, with Blacksmith shop attached. The
lot is 105 feet 51 inttlies on Liberty street, 57 feet 101
inches on Front at. and 16 feet 101 inehtai 40 West st.
Terms at sale.
mu/ 13
P -M'KENNA, Atictinneer
Dry Goods at Auction.
AT M•Kennn's Plirenix Auction Mart, No. 64
Market street, Siniinson's Row, between 3d and
4th streets, to-morrow. Thursday, August 14th, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold, a large assort
ment of Dry Goods.
At 2 o'clock. P. M., Furniture.
nozl3 Y. M'KENN A, Auminneer.
Two Houses and Lots on Pcnn strcot, at
Auction
VWIt.."I, be sold on Saturday next. the 16th inst., nt
3 o'clock I'. M., two Frame Houses. on Lots
15 feet front by 112 feet deep. situated on Penn street,
between St. Clair stteet and Cecil's alley. and imme
diately the Exchange Livery Stable; sale OU
the premises. Terms ut bale
Valuable Water Street Property for Sale.
TLi K SI/I , SCt iber is authorked to sell that very villa
able Lot 01 Ground adjoining the one on which
he re. ides on Water street below Ferry stacet. having
a front of 30 feet on Water street, and extending back
160 ii‘et to Front street.
Title indiTutable. Terms
jv J. 0. DAMS, Anci'r.
Lots Nos. 25 and 26,
plan of Lots of the Hairs of It-win in the 6th
I
Witrd of this City, having each a (tont of 2 I feet
on Coal st met and extendint: back 109 feet to an A Iles ,
feet ..i.ly;ildjoitting properly of Robert Wray. M
I).; cite be hatl at the low price of Five Hundred Dol•
Zara each by application to the subscriber.
j):10. J. I). DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Valuable Furnace Property at Auction.
AT 10 o'clock on Thursday morning the 4th Sep
ternber neat at the Auction ROOMS a John D.
Davis, corner of \Vo. d and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa., will be sold that very valuable property known as
ALLEGHENY FrRN AC F,, situated on the Atlghe
ov River a 1 ott two miles above the town of Kittaning
in Armstrong, (-moot,: consisting of ONE THOU-
S \ND AND T w ENTY ACRES good quality land,
all of snitch it suitable for cultiv ition lying in one
body, g 0 acres of which is river bottom. A blast Fur-
Once with Casting House, Steam Engine arid Int ge
Iran Blowing Cylinder. Coal House and Scorching
Ovens; one Man-don House, fl number of Dwelling
Hoc WA for bands with stables, C. pentoi'a Shop,
Blacksmith's .hop, &r. The furnnce and dwellings
nit pleasantly situated on the riser bottom which part
is all cleared nod under fence.
The hills around the furnance contain Inexhaustible
supplies of Ore. Coal and Limestone, and much of the
land is well timbered, affording the greatest facilities
for the making of Iron either with Charcoal or Coke.
This property offers many advantages to the Iron
Manufacture's tieing in the midst an n rich and beau
tiful country, affording in thegreatest abundance every
description of supplies required for the prosecution of
works of this kind, and within 50 miles of the Pitts
burgh market, to which all the manufactured articles
ran he shipped at almost all seasons of the year.
A plot of the property can be furnished to any per
son d,o.,irous u , canine for themselves by applying to
It. Buchanan, E.q., Cincinnati. W F Johnston,
Kittanning or the :wlbscritier.
Tole indisputable. Terms at sale.
jyl6-d&wts. JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
VENITIAN BLINDS.
d. WESTERVELT,
E old and well known
Blind Milker, former
of Second and Fourth sts.,
this method to inform
,s many friends of the 'act
;at his Factory is now in full
mration on St Clair st., near
to old Allegheny Bridge,
here a constant sepply of
limbs of various colors and
labile., is constantly kept
hand and at all prices,
mm twenty-cents up to suit
redomersi
N. B If required, Blinds will be put tip so, that in
ease of alum by fire, nr otherwise, they may be re
moved without the niil of a screw-driver, and with
the same facility that nnv othr piece of furniture can
be removed. and without an extra expense.
Administrator's Sale
THERE will be sold on the 23d day of August,
1845. by order of she Orphan's Court. held in
the City of Pitti.burgh, tbo 22d day of July, 1845,
tw o Lots, on e bleb is erected a one story dwelling,
stable, and well of water, well situated in the village
of Centreville, it being the balance of the Estate of
Mat tin Soollener, dscensed, each lot 30 feet 6 inches
in front. by 110 feet deep, Numbered 22 and 23, on
the plat of said village.
Terms—Ono third of the purchase money in hand,
the balance in two equal annual payments with inter
est—suid lota are subject to nn annual ground rent of
twelve dollars and fifteen cents.
It. C. NEW PORT, Administrator.
Sale to take place on the remises at 10 o'clock,
aug 5, 1845-tds
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Select School for Boys and Girls.
HWILLIAMS having resigned his School in
. rttshorgh to his brother. D. S. Williams,
Vl ill open a Select School lor Males and Females, in
the room over Mr Dynt's Grocery, and formerly occu-
Fled he Mr Samuel Blood, in Federal street, Alleghe
yy, on Nlondny, the 18111 inst.
T E imaryClass, per scholar per ylarter
of 11 weeks.
Junior Class, " 3
Senior Class, 10
Rev. D. Elliott,D., Rev. H. 11. Riddle, D. D.,
Rev. A. 1). Campbell, D. H., Hon. Charles Shale'',
Joseph I'. Gazzam, M. D., Charles H. Israeli, Esq.
ium. 9 —di v.
NO. 48 REBUILT
Mrum, WILSON & CO., (successors to
Junes, Murphy & Co.) wish their friends and
customers to take notice that they will resume bioti
n ss at their old stand, No. 48 Wood st. by the 10th
of S. member asst, with a splendid stock of DRY
GOODS, almmt all of which will be entirely new.
They will be glad to see and serve all who may visit
this market to purchase Dry Goods.
au: 6-dlm
lEFT at No. 46 Market street, on the evening
,1 of the 25th instant, a sum of Money, which was
supposed to have been dropped by some person while
in the store. The owner can have the enme by cal
lin at our establishment, and provinr, the notes.
jv 30-rf BURROWS & TURNER.
RICHARD COWAN,
Attorney al Law,
office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near Marke
june 19-d&wly
Fire Brick, Extra Large.
20,000 A prime article, fur sale by
mqr
P. M'KENNA,
A ur•t inneer
Found.
• ll• Sr. G. W. I,LOYD.
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUSI
S. P. STICKNEY, SOLE PROPRIETOR
M. BUCKLEY, EQUESTRIAN DIRECTOR.
rp HIS unrivalled establishment which has been for
the last ten months visited by thousands, and
received invariably with the greatest admiration and
applause in the cities of New Orleans, Louisville and
Cincinnati, will commence a short season in Pitts
burgh. on or about the 12th of Atigust.
The manager assures the public that no pains will be
spared to merit their patronage The stud of hoses is
composed of
Twenty well trained & beautiful animals.
The splendid New Orleans Brass Band, will enliven
the performances with the most popular airs of the
age.
The Company is numerous and among them will be
found the following well known and established favor
ites:
Mr M Buckley and his talented children, Masters
H & E Buckley and htiwA Laura Buckley,
Mr Ferd Gaison, the inimitable Clown
Mr. Eaton Stone, the great bare-back rider.
M. W. Day, the wonderful India-Rubber, man and
slack rope dancer.
Mr. \V. .T. Smith, the Dramatic Equestrian.
hiss. Einsaliae Stickney the elegant female Rider
The celebrated llungaritin Brothers, and C H ESN ur
RAND of ETHIOPIAN MINBTREI.3, whose conga and
Dances ate nightly received with shouts of Laughter.
1 - W Admittance—Boxes, 50 cts ; Pit 25 era.—
Children under 10 years of age, half price to the box
es. No half price to the Pit.
re It no e.o abli.fiecl rule with the proprietor
that no females can be admitted unaccompanied by a
gentleman.
r-r-r' Mr S. P. STICKN[Y most respectfully in
fortmi the public, that tho small Company now about
to pet form,are not in any way connected with his es
taldiAhment whatsoever
rotz 7
FOR SALE.
THE subscribers, executors of M. Tiernan, deed..
offer for sale the valuable property lying on the
waters of Cross Creek, Brooke County, Virginia,
known by the name of Clarice's Mills. The property
contains Two hundred and fifty acres of Land, about
ono hundred acres of which are under cultivation; a
Merchant mill, containing two runs of Burrs, and one
run of stones for count ty work, with a supply of water
throughout the year, a good saw mill, cooper shop,
Miller's house, stabling and other necessary out build
ings, situate within a first rate wheat neighborhood—
not exceeding j of a mile from the Ohio river—and at
a convenient distance, say between three and four
miles from either Wellsburgh, Va., or Steubenville,
Ohio.
ALSO. A Farm, beautifully and conveniently shun
ted adjoining the above property, containing Two
hundred awl thirty fuur acres; of which about. one hun
dred and twenty five acres are under fine cultivation—
with a comfortable dwelling house, barn. anti toilet
necessary outbuildings in gond repair, and a never
failing spring of good water near the door.
The above property will be sold together or sepa
rately, to suit purchasers, rind a clear and indisputable
title can he given. Application may be made either
to Seth Clark, who resides in Brooke County, Vn.
near ihe premise:, nnd v,lin will show the property,
or to the undersigned, nt Pittsburgh, Pa. If not dis
posed of previously at private sale, the above property
will be offered at public sale un the premines, on the
Ist day of October next, at noon, and possession given
on the I At day Of April next.
Terms—nne-third of the purchase money will be
required when possession is given, and the bnlance in
three annual payments, bearing interest and secured
by lien on the property.
S. C. TIERNAN. /
Eirs.
MORRIS`JONES, 5
aug
r.:7The Wheeling Times, Wellsburg Transcript,
Steuhenvi!le Union. and Wu,hingitm Roportr, r, will
plen.e publish till sale, and 9 , 111 i bill 10 11,i-t otTieo.
In the Court of Common Pleom of AVezheny Coun
Iy, No. 105, March Term, 1845.
So.rnn G. Cutter, by her next
friend, Samnot M'Niusters, t Libel for Divorce.
Ds. (a rioculo matrimonii.
John Al. Cutter.
To John N. Caller, the above named respondent.
Take notice, that whereas a writ of alio: subpoena
sur libel for divorce, at the suit of your wife, Sarah G.
Cutter, by her next friend Samael M"Alaster, was is.
sued oat of the above Court, tested at Pittsburgh, a.,
the 811, day of April. 1845 and returnable to the 3d
Monday of Jane, 1845; and whereas, on the return of
the said alias subprenn proof was made that you could
not be found in said County; now you are hereby required
robe and appear in your proper person nt the. Court of
Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on the 4th Mon
day of Oeto:wr next, to answer the Petition or libel of
your said wife, and shi , 'w cause, if any vou have, why
she should not be divorced from rho bond of matri
mony. ELIJ A H TR OV L LO. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Pittsburgh, July 89, 1845.
In the Court of Common Pleas fur Allegheny
Conn , y. No. 105, March Term 1843.
Sipian G. Cotter, by her next
friend Samuel :11CMasters, Libel for Divorce.
res. a vinculo matrimonii.
John M Cutter.
The Respondent olitwe named is required to take
notice that the depositions of witnesses, to be read on
the hearing of the above cause, will he taken before
Alexander Miller, Esquire, no Saturday, the 18th day
of October next, between the hours of ono and six
o'clock, P. M.. at his oflice in the Chy of Pittsburgh.
MAGRAW & M I KNIGHT,
Attorneys fur Libellant.
Pinsbure,h, tidy 25. 134530-d4w.
Mackerel.
toBBLS. No 3, huge size; just received and for
rule by J. & J. IkIcDEVITT,
,June 4 No. 224, Liberty street.
Honey.
IN Rmull Boxes, put up fur Family 17. e, on hand and
for 'lulu by J. & .1. M'DEvirr,
dune 4 Tio 224 Liberty street.
Public Notice
rill I E President, Directors and Con-many, known
n 4 the "Farmers' Deposit Bank of Pittsburgh,"
will, ut the next meeting of the Legislature of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, make application
for the ptivilege of issuing notes payable on de
mand. THOMPSON BELL, Cashier.
Pittsburgh July Ist, 1845-jy3o-dhlanl3.
Removal.
ABEELEN has remo , ,ed his Commission and
• Forwarding nosiness from the Canal Basin to
his new ‘iinrehouse, on Third street, nearly opposite
tho Post Office. may 30.
Glory, Gratitude and Patriotism.
The Jackson iVreath, or National Souvenir.
ANational Tribute, commemorative of the g r oat
civil victory, achieved by the people, through the
hero of New Orleans, containing a map of the United
Sutra, n portrait of Gen. Jackson, a view of the bat
tle of New Orleans and the Hermitage.
J ust received and for folic by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
44 Market street.
'AUG REIM •
0 P POgITON
Good Intent Fast ,Lino for Pl m tdli mi :O"
or &PLEA DID TRu 13 11 ILT Ca
•• , 0
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....•1111•4
Limited to Seven Passengers.
Leave Pittsburgh daily at 1, P. M.
RUNNING THROUGH IN 48 HOURS.
AAct-nding the mountain with
SIX HORSES AND POSTILLIOA•
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT TO CHANIBEEISBUGH,
Thence by RAIL ROAD to Philadelphia, mimeo.
ling with Mail Cars for New Yrirk; also at Chambers-
burg with Mail lines direct from Baltimore and Waal/.
inton City.
r'OtEce opposite the Ex.change Hotel.4lo
may 3-1 v A. HENDERSON, Agent.
FARE REDUCED TO 8 DOLLARS.
Good Intent Fait Mail fbr
PEIIILLADIELPHUA,
Leave Pittsburgh Daily at I o'clock P IW,
BUNNING TIMOITGU IN 48 1101788,
Ascending the hills with
SIX HORSES AND POSTILION.
From Ckombersburg by Rail Roadlo Philadelphia.
In splendid newly built Eight Wheel Cars, there
connecting with .Vail Cars for New-York; also at
Chambersburg with Mail Lines direct for Baltimore
and•Washingtnn City.
Only Office for the above Lino, next door to the
Exchange Hotel, St Clair Street.
_Jane 12•d3rn W. R. MOORHEAD. A'gt.
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM B. STIAMPEIIt,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has taken the
NEW STORE
At the rnrner of Wood and Water streets, on the site
occupied by Mr S. Schoyer previous to the Great Fire,
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in the line
of
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
On the most moderate terms, and at the shortest no
tice. His stock of Goods is
ENTIRELY NEW,
And has been selected with much Care to suit the mar
ket. He hoe in his employment some of the best
workmen in the city. and from long experience in the
business, he hopes to give general satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their custom. A large as
sortment of
S. r STICKNEY
Clothing suited to the Season.
consisting of Cloth, Frock and DrI`SA Coats, of all coke
various qualities, from $6 to $18; various patterns
Tweed, Linen, Gingham and Cossimere Coate, vary
ing in price from $1,25 to 6; together with a large /neck
of Cloth, CASA; mere. Snttinett, Tweed, Jean and Sum
mer Pants—all of whilh have been recently manufac
tured, and of the beat materials, purchased at the late
reduced prices. He offers to the public as
GOOD BARGAINS
As any eqtabliehment in the city. He has also a large
stock of Vests, Shirts, cotton and silk Cravats, Scarfs
and Handkerchiefs, which he is prepared to sell low
for cash, and cash only. Having secured the services
of an excellent Cutter, he is prepared to manufacture
Torments of all kfnils to order, in such a manner as to
render the
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE
worthy of public patronage. The public are invited
to call and examine for therrnwlves.
.11.244
Ferry, Salt Works and Building Lots,
FOR SALE.
THE subscribeis offer at private sale, all that
valuahln real eAnte situate in Lower St. Clair
township, at the mouth of Saw Mill Run, on the Ohio
River.
To suit the convenience or those desiring to make a
a profitable inve_siment, they will sell aeparatety,
THE SALT WORKS,
including a lot of abcat three acres of ground, lying on
the Steubenville Turnpike Rond. These works are in
operation and good order, and from their location and
proxim'l,l to the city, offer pecsiliar inducements to per
sons Wi,hing to engage in that business. They will
olio sell separately,
THE. FERRY,
including idiom nn acre of lend, with the exclusive
privilege of landing on that side of the Ohio river.
From the great and daily increase of trade across the
Ohio river at this point, being the most direct mad
from the borough of Vancitestar and Allegheny City
to the Southern side of tha Ohio River, it will in a Fe*
years be equal to any ferry on the river.
fronting on the river and Steubenville road, suitable
for building, will be sold separately or otherwise to suit
purchasers.
Fur further particulars enquire of
ROBFRT ROBB,
at the office of Rebh & NleConn.ll, over the Post
Office. GEORGE OGDEN.
uttg.9--am ELIZABETH SNOWDEN.
PERSONS having Hardware ur Cutlery in a dam*
aged state, can have it ground, polished and to
paired in a neat and substantial manner by the subs
scriber. Any orrlersleft with John W. Blair, No. 120
Wend street, will meet with prompt attention.
ap '6—lf. THOMAS McCARTHY.
OF spLF.NDID TROT BUILT coacHes.
AND RAIL ROAD CARS,
{;;W.4? ort.
RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!
Damaged Cutlery.
Dissolution
T HE firm of Constable, Rorke R.:. Co, wns
dis
solved, by rnutunl consent, on the 11th inst.
. .
Constable & Strickler are authorized to settle the
business of the late 6rm, and as it is desired that the
same shall be closed without delay, it is hoped that
those that know themselves to be indebted will be pre
pared to settle as speedily as possible.
N 4TH. CONSTABLE,
EDMUND BURKE,
J. S. STRICKLER.
Pittsburgh, July 18, 1845.
Safety and Vault Doors manufactured as heretofore.
at the old quint!, Second street.
5y28•3r0 CONSTABLE & STRICKLER.
Dissolution.
"E partnership heretofore existing between
James K. Logan and George Connell, under
the firm of J K Logan & Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the firm, will please present them for settlement, and
all indebted will please make payment to J K Logan.
who is duly authorized to settle the business of the
concern. .1 K LOGAN,
Pittsburgh, August 1, 1895.
Dry Goods at Cost.
1 - AS. K. Logan. corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
overt D Davis' Auction Rooms, being desirous
of changing his present business. offers for sale his
stock of Dry Goods now on hand, nt cost, c omorising
a large assortment of cloths, cnssimeres, sattinetts,
vestings, prints, marlins, &c.. and would respectfully
invite the attention of those wishing to purchase as
he is determined to close up his present business.
August 2, 1845.—aug 4.
Bonnet Boards.
ASUPERIOR atticle thbi tiny teceiverl ivnfl for
; ale by augl• JOHN H. MELLOR.
Shoe Paper.
itLOT 1116 day receititti‘una for stile
aug2.. JOHN IL MELLOR..
G EO. CONNELL.