From , the New-Orleans Picayune of Sept. 4.
L. 474.11, Rom Meltco.-Sosse Rumors and Some
Newc-Letters were received in town yesterday from
Pomacela, which announeed the anivaethere. on the
31st oh., of the sloop of war Saratoga, Capt. She.
brkk, from Vera Con, from which port she had been
some time expected. We received nothing by the
Saratoga, but were metered that a letter from an offi
cer on board stated explicitly that prior to the depar
ture of the ship from Vera Cruz, adviees had been
received there from the capital, that Congress had
authorized the President of fslexico to declare war
against the United States, and that Gen. Herrera had
in consequence ordered 13,000 men to the Rio Grande
(who bad alrendy taken up their line of march for
their destination) and issued orders for raising • much
larger lorce. Such were the morning's rumors.
At a hoer hour in the day we were indebted to the
courtesy of the Tropic for a slip containing a letter
from their Pensacola correspondent. A postscript
Ito the letter confirms the arrival of the Saratoga, after
a paronee of thirteen days. It also confirms the elec
(ion of 'Gen. Herrero, us reported here by Capt. Gins
mere, frim Tampico. it further states that Mexico
does not intend to derl.re war against this coentry,,
'bot will exert her utmost efforts to reronquet Texas.
This is the course of policy so strenuously urged by
Mc- y Vneve when the lateministry '
A Ne.w THIs6.-A mineral has been discovered EI Si g ler
brotight ferwnrd - , in juts' their eer mensureThr
in Sharon, !Bodine county, which, when 'serrated with •••• i i all i
-ie.. atis thong have an eornest ailvoente of the
oil, forma a fire proof, black, metallc cement ur paint. elect ton el Get Hertera. The Tropic's correspond
protect them t i n t assigns to Gen. Almente a place in the next mints.
For putting on the roofs ef houses to
try, w i th
P the ‘ p b et i tf i rrh i r i i either of Finance or \V ac-" the
fire,
against and es a black paint
it
is
said
la be
.d .
great value. For the former use it becomes bard like The Toiptc•ts correspondent vt rites that Com. Con
stone. fee the letter it is susceptible of a very high , nor h a s no intention 01 leaving Pensacola with his
polish. fleet until he hears of a declaration of war or an act
lof hostility by Mexico. He will then sail with his
IriDiaria.-The Indianapolis Journal; a whig pa-! whole squadron for ben Juan il'Ulua. Till then ha
will keep one or tell vessels on the Texian and Wei
per, gives a complete list of the members elect of the r
at: coast, to maintain his communication with Gun.
r
Indiana Legislature, which concedes a larger demo ' Ore'.
erotic majority in the Howe than has been claimed 1 e
ong to hear that tiw. Snrattign had some sick.
11C+1, board upon her arrival. The Lawrence,
It toys the house will stand 55 democrats to 45 whigs l
i l t i se hats , g i one to supply, a as con
-giving the former a mnjority of claret on joint hal- , l oo ke d vi'iiiha"`rildac'thr ft:i"rr'a
----= - -_- --- -- lot, including the rusting vote of the democratic Lieut 1 3 Y ! ."_"'`___' B _"___ _
IIXThe editor of the Gazette is mulch surprised that Governor in the Senate. The popular democratic ma. i From the Clevelnosl Plaindealet of Sept. 10.
we ebould differ in opinion with the editors of the Na- i s A W ATER.SPOUT.
prey 6,311. 'l' hie is pretty fair, considering the ,
nasal Intelligencer, on the subject of the Texian beim-I state gave up .,,th, o f 13 , 000 m ajority b ut four year . , This moriiing,,ali nil Line o'clock, one of those ph,' War is come again.
46.7, forth° reason that they have been much longer !mouton ui which gallon , who go down to the sea in /lin E subscriber retort's his sincere thanks to hi •
j age, to Gen. Ilurriton.
cognectsd with the public press. It is true that we have 1 ships, and see the %sonde' , of the deep, are moot fear- A. friends , and the public generally, for the very
Swaretao Wiete h a ve 'weld of such a fel an d supevat i ta , n ,. a ... l en autA h r i nticated and geste-1 liberal support heretofore awarded him, and ngain
not be e n;" loog connected withtbe public press ail the
editors of the Intelligencer, but we have the adven- Ange li ca __retorter tell. of two respect
ii
t a se e I( 'l i;;: P ili *t o "a Lake, C r: r m ) i l l e e w
or " so from c.i'
I h it ; exhibited' j ah%peienist his o
D a
i. g i e N n T e i ee r st t s si n
j es t.
r e . r i z r t t r a t e: t ic .
, f , ie , r , t e r In ti t . t e r rn su at n i, f i r , i ,
I thing, but the B
aloo f t h e & swa m e di tor in t h at " aspect - w e b a y,. ! able young men, both of respectable families, living ini A very honey storm-cloud scudding beforethe north) therefore, reminds them, that he has just returned
ceiiainly been longer than him in the service, but we I the same neiglibm hood in one of the towns of All I west gale, which had been blewing every
1 thing to
tat
-i from the East, and is in the daily receipt, direct from
ght in a ehirleind occa ! the mentifactiiiers,of a s lendtd•ssortmet uf Lates'
regard that as having no connection with the matter i gheny county, and in prosperous circumstances, who le a r i s a,t a d ll t l o a i s i i i - ra n 77' hi r •
current n cli t u of air vs abondizin atom i Gentlemen ' sant Child P n' 11 el Sh s all .
in controversy, and of no consequence whatever. I have actnelly swapped wi s e s-lbw ladies taking to'', without 'any regard to the nor'-wester . One g erm of' ; leted with great care reerel.cirCuutm'sfipe' ction7ehich'ter;
We make Do pretensions to superiorintelligence; we ; their new homes all t he property they had on their the cloud streched down to th e boisterous lake, and , pledges himself to sell lower for cash, wholesale or
may, and we frequently do err, for want of correct in- fine matrimonial aliance. ' seemed to clutch a hindiul, an almighty handful of' retail. than can be purchased et • her establish
------ waggishly remarks. , meet in the --ity. This is a serious fact, o• all threes
formatkm; net so with the editor of the Gazette; be 151 PA female wretch as token up the other de'. ''}'"l:iileAual'iyn.ege:!:;er‘t'srei"idinfar:n:rist, seemed to draw heretofore purchasing from him can testify. He would
bas II" 'it/ to belie" himself infalilde-the P`rs" lin Baltimore, fur having stolen the covering from offs then , up to its very bosom in iles liky.whirling I also inform the YOUNO LADts.r. Oust he has a INN:lun
ges of intelligeoce, and immaculate as a politician. and dashing of the spray at the surface of rise lake, ful article of the genuine Ent:L.llli Kin white and
,Carlise.
If "conceit" is really "as good es physic," and it is 1 j the column of water and '
mist rising in • tall and tots! black slipper, the tastiest article ever offered to the
said such is the case, the editor rain certai ily neves be I tVFN•NIay it please your h o nor." said a lawyer, moos line to the cloud. were .. 'try plain and well- ' j I public. All goods purchased at this establishment
ri , oper delineated dis chararte misers water-spout as to sal u war ni flied.
troablesi with doctor bills. ndilressing one of the judges, "1 bru't the
every one is Lo was so ft.nunate as to witness it, to' N. B. Measures taken for all kinds of work, and
from the jail on a habeas corpos.' ,
The editor was evidently in a rage when he preper• I exclaim with wonder and astonishment. it continued made at thes'abortest notice. Remember the plies. ,
ed the sortilous artkle which appeared in Lis paper i ••Thia's a good one?" said a fellow in an under- about fire or seven minutes, when the Nor'-wester to A. M'C AMMON,
of Saturday; he, it is uue, was in a very unpleasant time, who stood in the rear of the coon, “I'm blow'd i umpired and swept the cloud Deny to the south-east 112 Market street, Cueing St. Clair at.
1 of the ray. Pep 15-d2w,
rrm ij anninit, an d we doo b uiw , reiwrm i to 1,....b... if I hadn't seen him come here in a cab."
i There Is me a mere majestic and tenible phenome-'
se the beat mode of extricatiself. 12r "This cant be beat," (beet) as the farmer non in moons. 5o diseerou• is it in itsencounter with , T ( 11 )C . hi. S ESSAYS
rlim• cat see r Sinking them in a trice, or wrenchinti , -L-A ‘rersitY
In reference to Gary *Mien upon the sub- said when he pulled u a carrot
i P - , their 11111.44 like ptpe-stems (rem thew foot-holds, sort ' F"r "I'" bY •nd Librery editirin.
CHAS.II. KAY.
jest of the western b , t v, we quoted from 1 ----------------
t a it seems a perwmificatam of the Almighty Guhernster.', No 76 . Matkrt if• "I'''''re White 5 .-• Ben's Store Isr
lastroctiows given 61.1, , .itiister in Mexico,', R•7IICR "Gar re."--Tbat's elisions,"
renutr "`" ° re he walks the wild billows below, while his Irmil' tween 4th st nod the Diamond.
and proved moat eollCliii:h... ',he Gaulle editor Westchester country man, the other day, in a celebne guilder and governs the dark rolling clouds aloft; 1 sre 15
had misrepreeented hint. Hi s ',the editor meet lied drinking house in New York• "What's curious?" , "Who oft ■ amid tempestuous darkness stalks alone, T Till AM'S MENTAL 1' HI LOSOP H 1 • embrace
this evidence? Why he preset , `the
it ...d ears w i t h l eaked his friend. "Why, that they sell books in uor •nrl on the winga of r aw careering winds , walks dread U trig the two departments of the Intelkset and the
" "Boiler?" "Yes-I must get one. M• ' fully serene.' , Senslities, by 'rhos. C. Upham.
she opinion of Mr. Deleon upon tLiZtSbject. but not a erns- ' )
I For foie by C. H. KAY,
word from letter or Message of Gen.ieekson himself. I stand '
schoolmaster often spoke of. Locke on the under ~
,_, .. , . „ e 15
• Wee!. or I ATI:W(I7I%-n lonian' relates to us.' -eP Ni,. 76, Market st.
ling," but he never mentiened a word about 'Pouter on ._
To prove that we were correct in reference to the the C '•d F 1: ''' ' f o llowing' '
says °urn. res .tats ilia, tte ince 1 T PRAMT
wanton boundary of Texas, we quoted the resolution l i Dt.ught"' U
dent, to which we give the fullest belief, in order not live on the Will. forming the third vol. of • system
of the Texan Congress of 1836, defining the beunds- i of Mental Philtai.phy, by Thos. C. Upham. ,
1 re. A down rust chap, walking with a lady, aeci to mot a bad example to our readers.
Idea of the republic; in reply he asserts that dm boon.or sale by C. H. KAY, ,
' deroally stumbled end fell. The lady thinking to coin. Si. Six years s core two gentlemen of Massachesetts :
ii i ,
lades as ilisri'Aed by us would include Santa Fe. This 1 . ' • - had a
to
which terminated in a challenge to a , 'P '' No. 76, Market st.
s
miserate his mishap, obset•ed ihot "she regretted hi ;
de untrue, the boundaries indicated by the resoletions ' „ duel Mr. A. by Mr 14. A. was mnrriel, his un- i ESMERIS.II AND I'll RE:NOLOGY. Etherol.
!unlucky faux paws." "I didn ' t lent my birepaws. . " h I & A
replied his
tagonert ac e. fi' ,A. to cha llenger i ITI. or, or the Philosophy or Mesmerism and Phre-
of the Texas Congress does not include Santa Fe-it i .
' replied he, "it was my knee." that it he world not fight, as then. social position was! e u logy, with a review ef Neurology and Phrentimng
has never been claimed as within the boundaties of i _ _ _ eitt reml. Mr. It made no reply, Lot shortly after, nei ism by J. Stanley Grimes. -
Texas-the Government of Texas have never claimed rT As two ladies, sister, were recently bathing tenewl d the challe s ge. accompanying it .1111 a cent- i F„, ."
salt' by CHAS. IL KAY,
the righter attempted to exercise authority of tiny kind .
, near Nee bury poit, Mass. they gotheyond their depth, fled copy rifles marriage contract . . " The party VA t „er, I
~ Ne 76 Matket st.
!--- •i• CA f II se• hill
and mould Lore drowned, but for the aid of the daub,. gill unequal,' was t- tv•p.) 4.. , or at ci 4 .._•_-.
In Santa Fe. -
end you have none." A new delay occurred, at thei 111011 EN SN IC K'S NAI U It A.I. l'H 11.0:y01'11Y. Film
!er of cane of them, a child of about twelve vents old,
•
IlarTbe American is much mistaken in supposing end of which !Mr B issued the third edition of his t lA. principhis of Natural Philosomill!. being alllifnue- F
who put on her life.preserrer, anti rescued her mother, challenge , a rcompanitel this time with the baptismal I drum , to that PCICIIOO, by J a mes Renwick. Ferrell Mary Foust John
that the charge of indifference and n egligence brought i ,
then ,
1
asst tier aunt. Both of them were latter:wash' register of litschild. - I have 100 children,“ was the. F or ale b y C. 11. KAT, Farrelly Terrence Force WIF
egoism the Democratic Leglidative delegation of 1343 reply of .1. In short, each Year B. has returned toi sept 3 No 76 Maher Gt. FelteellJoseph Forsythe William
when drawn upon do beach.
'44 cannot be successfully refuted. IVe will at- . 1 su mmon his adversary to combat, with the evidence
1
1 ~..7! " A young bode:room has instituted a suits gainst ot a now child 1.01 each year has Leen baffled hy p A lik'S l' a STOLOGY. Being a systematic bur- Flower Phillip F oie(' %V Illialn
teed totbat minter to-morrow.
---- i the editor of the Sullivan. (N. Y.) w h i r . , b, vtaae t „ fooling another little acceesory, in the camp of his 1 sey of Human Knowledge, by Roswell Park. Fitzirrimens PattiCk Foster IV S
adversary, Thus the two fathers have pursued, with For le by C. H. KAY, Flakeurth William Forsythe John A
the announcement of the marriage, was attached a '
„rd. ,. 0.,..
ißurl ot paternity. in which their wives nepL l. Nu 76 Markei st• r usher John Frew Samuel
piece of poetry, wishing him all kinds of "connutib , al /I,cling n 4 seconds, have seryed them with a touching, Fleming Samuel Fee let Celeste
1 lON 1.... b NAIUR tr I. PHI LOSOPH Y. Converse- -
hu t s For this, be seeks a remedy at law, and lays des talon. 1 liey now stand six to seven. k •
oreman John Fry Anna S Miss
; J terns nn N ritual Philosophy, illustrated with plate,
G
'his damages at •onneldensble amount. 'by Dr Thus I' Jones. For •ftle by (; reacher Allen Goldsmith John T
sepls C. 11. KAY, 76 N 1 irket st.
Go rd Jane Golding K Mrs
---
G New Salmon. diaglier John Greene W
Gaibleth G Revd
Grier 3 Rev
VOW open, new No I Heide% Salmon. at retail,
Gotten Hiram Grif
111 by A. G. REINHART, fith. Frederick .1
(4 ill rcher Thomas S Grubb William
seirls 140 Liberty at.
Gayer Moses Green Washington 2
- Greer William
Smoked Salmon. t;ii, a John
I , .
ri,llswie Martha Greene Andrew
911(1 1.11 5 Smoked Salmon, just reef isod and , ~., ~, ,Grahom John
es+ V I._, tor sale by A G. BE INII A R I'. ' "lass We lter
110 I.ox-rt) et. ,
Gunder Mary Guynne J S
I Geo glen W B 2 Grant Henry
-- -
Mackerel and Herring. I Gorden N Greene Andrew T
H
A FEW tibia each, just received and for vale by Hard William
1
A. G. REINHART, Hall William y
'C IL 140 Libens e. Hamilton Isabell a Harman James S
Daniel Harris A B
Scaled Mersin/. , Hamilton Anne !Harkness &'Vohn
A FEW Boyer prime ',colt , ' Herr-mg. pie received ' Il a t g h j os aph
Rand for sale by A. G. REIN II AR f, Hale Abigal Hartman Samuel H
Halt Elisabeth Miss
se pl 5 140 LO•orty st. i Hails David 2 H abseil Caleb
-- , Hanna John Captain Haslet' Herbert
NT!YTS, &e.-12 [Liles African Pea .1.; son tio, , Harman Eliza A Hawking W G
i_ll Bordeoult •••ft shelled Almond.; 300 do Greece , Hare Marti . Hays Jocin
Hare John Hays G S Doctor
tile Walnuts; 3 Baskets pure Olive (silt for sale low '•
by P. C MARTIN. RTIN. 1 Haraia Alfred Herbet John
sepls No 60 Watel street• , Harger John Henry Gene
Fleyser & Wolf Herr Benjamin
Ilei bet George Herr James K
Herr William Hough Thomson John
Herd Daniel Haase Isaac
Hill Robett A Hurd Daniel
Hill George Humphreys John
Hilleimsn Anne Huggins Rachel Mrs
huller John Hensaker John
Humes Reverend Nathan Hugus John
Holmes John Hunter William
Holt St Maltby II umbel George
Houston James Capt Hughes James
Horner M Mrs Hulas Sarah Mn
Hubby L NI Hunt Jane
Horner Jona Humphrey Daniel Y
Hamilton Wine Hickerman G 1V
Hough Jacob I
Ile IDailp ,Morning pot
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Joen BIGLZR, IDITOI
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS
M• Vll Ps t.m.E rt. Agent for country newspapers,
is the Agent for the Pittsburgh Daily Morning Post,
tad IVetkly Mercury and Manufacturer, to receive
adtrettiwittense and subscriptions. He has offices in
Nrw Yost, at the CoBloffic.r, 30 Ann street, (ad
j ttining dist Tribune Office.)
Bosco'', No. 10, State street.
PHat.•nt.eruu, Real Estate and Coal Office, 59
Pine street.
Bscrttost, S E corner Baltimore and Calvert
where our payer can be seen, and terns of advert'
sing learned.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET•
CANAL CoMMISSIONER
JAMES BURNS, M iffiincounty
•1191[1111 1 . 1 .
SAMUEL' W• BLACK, Pitt.burgh.
THOMAS DONNELLY, Allegbrny
JOSEPH COOPER, Moon.
COL. WM. L. MILLER, Vemilles.
CLIERE. 07 TB% COURT
R. H. KERR, Allegheny cily.
' COURT!' TREASURER
T. BLACKMORF., Birmingham.
RICORDER.
J. WCULLY, Upper St. Clair
RIOISTIKR•
EDWARD M'CORKLE, Indiana
co MtaalOa [R•
JOSEPH E. bi'CABE, Fayette.
ACCIIITOR.
JOHN H. M'ELHENY, Jefferson
We clip thafollowing from the American of Satur-
1 . 1014 the Pittsburgh American
MR. EDITOR—
Fleas" to insert in your columns my unqoalified de- -- - - Two
r ,
I"st-oat - tax 1,.01" G•to RAILROA n.—We take the The ro ,l„. ~,i ga,' , ,i, tight, t h at a ll dap 1.,",
iatia of the charge made against me in the "Daily
American" of Wednesday last, over the eignature "A '
following from • letter written by the lion. Co • RIF, WOh half oppnot.ive glatineas walked the earth,
Democrat from Jefferson ip." The bud ti brainy forcing till it droop.
Athirst, o'er fraught with life, the bird of song,
I prom 1.•
mnee the whole a base malicious slander. iA. I3ca, Senator (tom raymte and Greene coon-
Made weary with its ow - n exulting mirth:
Ibeas, 6r.c. J. C. McCULLEY • • ties. Mr. nt..ca is a candidate for re-election. 11, ,
We annex so much of the communication above re- is Lite nominee of the Democratic patty. NOW othly o'a'r the vale, end hill side stoops
forted to by Dr M'Culley, as is necessary to show our I
You are, of course., aware that I opposed the Bill Ti g ailor beck it. beam., well al l to spread
. amwdere the 'Ware of the charge mode egainst him, granting the Company the right of way which passel A downy mantis o'vr the exhausted land,
he Senate the lest acosion of the Le g islatirre. The Sweet dew distillmig hour! though joy be fled
The Doctor, with commendable promptness, has re
(details of the Bill, I thought, were highly ohjetrtioi,a• We mourn it not, ihy balmingit are so bland,
fined the vile slander: ! ble, so much so, that I deemed it as conferring a mrtn. TIM. Weill life
t ot h,
to whom 1 kneel.
.•There appears to be much dissatisfaction in the feat advantage upon the company over our own public Watclone the pulse weary of their play.
Tanks of the harmonious democracy• lam inform , wo r ks. Sill my opposition •rose. princialy, from a Thus twilight ftneies •••• r her senses steal
ksi. 'very prominent Democrat, that ste goon as it eat . desire to cooft lie, if possible, the Western fer mi nus o f I Anil life's unquiet visions fade sway
announced to the convention, that Taoists Hos e et.- ; the road to t he town of Cumberlend —which position y
LT was nominated for the Assembly, that one of the was assumed ht me, more in reference to Me intereosmlin ease Meet --
ing' in Allegheny City.
„aspirants for the loaves and fishes objected to him be- Hof di,. entire Commonwealth, as involved in the pro- TFN 110U11 SYSTENI.
come be was a Catholic, Now 1 allege that it is inn vns of her own improvements, then to the sen•
jail.. FIX' any men to object to an other on sectarian 'tim e ~n t, or e i.h e . „f my co .,. l i tn ents, f or i tsot , In pure moist of public notice. an immense rewd
poundsbwhan at the same time Ise expected to receive ; what remarkable fact, that during th e pen d ency i d - th e lof citizens of all pa ties antembled in and around the
all the Catholic votes, or at least a ll that b e long IX, the 1 question in the L eg ialature, a very partial, it any. ex. I A rk,on Saturday evening last, at 7 o'clock. On motion.
Dassocratic party, for the office of Recorder." 1 pression of public opinion wan received by m e fi th o Folwattl Smith Was called to the Choir. As soon as
„( both par'
any putt of my dist, ict. The Press, too,
tics was still more silent--the more surl 'gas th e to the new Market Goose, a. the Ark was entirely
subject was one amen! expediency rather than podia- ' ""' 'nail t" contain rho in"' of persons assembled
oral Sept
Thy. a djoornment having, been agreed upon, light.
Since the a djournment of the Legisluture. and more ' procured. Sm.. the meeting was re-organized in the
.' Market !triune nod in the squire in front, in a few
especially since the agitation of the matter in the di*
trio, I have taken more than ordinal y r o ts to eve ,. : moment.. On taking the Chair. the President urged
possible Silence and decorum he maintained,
lain, as fur as practicable. the nitro iinentn and wishes , that all
of the people upon the a ubject, sod I give it no my ' in order to give dignity and force to the proceeding•
opinion that a majority of the two counties would tail, With lilt. stigeestion the onlience readily eornpli,td,
hundreds of juverfile operative.
oil confine then ood at Cumberland if pnatrible—but, if !Rini although many
present, the meeting was one of the moat caller ly
'nth restraint cannot be imposed, and the extens 1 ware
ever held in the city under such circumstances of ex•
of tlx, road to the Ohio rivet be inevitable, then I be- •
lieve they would be willing to grant the right of wa y enemata. On motion, Keene C. Fleeson was appoint•
to Pittsburgh, rather then to compel it to seek a ter- Ird Secretary. The cell for the meeting having beeti
Mad. 'enteral resolution' were offered, c ontaining a
minus by a more Souther* route. by the revival of
brief recapitulation of the evil effects of the present
the Act or 1828, to which I am specially interrogated.
twelve hour system of factory labor, both on the mind.:
which would accommodate a greater portion of Fey- I
rite to., and hold out a prospect to Greene county,
of 1 arid bodies of the operatives, and suggesting the adop
a railway along her border. Now, dentine, t hi n i. ! tern of a respectful petition to the factory owners to
'i Ten Hour System." The Chairmrn was
but a matter of opinion; but until reversed by instruc. +d" pt the
tiona from a majority o f the peop l e; I s h a ll, if „ e t, then unanimously called upon to address the meeting.
Having briefly presented his views of the question. be
tell, act in strict conformity to what I regnrd to be
such public sentiment, and support the revival Jill, introduced Mr. James lVatsoe to the audience, who
Act of 1823, to which you refer, on the conditions con- delivered a very oh e speech. The Secretary wan
wined in the Act; which were, that a branch should H Kerr, egg, was
next ex let . ' (roma on nis closlng. K
be c onstructetl to Wheeling by way of Greene county. invited to th e stand. He was as usual with him,l
.i m ultancou.ly V, lib the route tn Pittsburgh by way of veil' happy in ilia few remarks which he offered..
the Yogliingheny r i ser , w i t h such „ ste i et i on . en w i l l At the dope of Mr. Kerr's address, a committee of i
protect the interest. of the Commonweelth, an d at t h e five was named by the meeting with instructions to
same time not render the grant of the tight of way in. wait upon the owners of Cotton Factories in tha city.
operative. Now, as to the possibility of confining the and kindly urge them to reduce the hours of labor per
road to the town of Cumberland, by any negative legia- day to ten, instead of requiring the children to re-1
lation of otos, unless unconditionally instructed, one
way or o ther, I must, under a view of all the circum- main confined within the,factory for twelve hours, as at
present. Thu committee consists of the following
stances surrounding the *object, exercise my own dis.l persons :
cretion--Aoldiag myself respousible lo the people lie"se C. FICI4OII. James Watson, R. H. Kerr 'l
Thomas M. Caruthers. John S. Riddle.
ofmy district fat any imp,rfeetion or immaturity ,
I" judgment orkied /may exhibit. 1 It won moved and curried unanimously, that the'
, committee cull on the Factory Proprietors 1111 MOMltily
' looming, and report their answers to an adjourned
meeting, ut the name place. on Monday evening.
It was nlot resolved ununimously,that, the proceed'
ings be offered to the several daily papers of Pitts
burgh, in time for publication on Monday morning.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to 7 ti clock
precisely, ou Monday evening.
F:DWARD SMITH, rreet•
Reese. C. Ftersos, Sec'''.
biatorEt.acetots.—Tbe Saco Democrat says there
Is **doubt dale election of John F. Scammon (Dem )
'4Weengress in that district, probably by a majority of
sock or upwards. The votes fur Governor in 45 towns
_aro as follows:
Anderson, Dem. 7666
Norte, Whig 6731
Spattering 1022
There is a great falling off of votes since last Sep
teMbee. There is an increase of scattering votes.
Anderson is probably elected by the people; if not, he
will be chosen by the Legislature. There will be a
jugs Dowatenatie majority in the Legislet we.
tar rhe following is the reply of the Postmaster
Gemend, to the Pitubulgh Memorial, praying fur n
change of mail arangements, between this city and
Ekownerille. The memorial was accompanied by al
letter from our excellent Postmaster, urging him
strongly to make the desired change. It will be seen
*sake declines to mike the arrangement, mainly up
on the ground that "the condition and prospects of
the Department are such ttat it is compelled to avoid
elle:penes' not called for by indispensable necesli•
11•,
POST OrtICIL DEPARTIIFST ,
Csurra•cv Orrice, Sth Sept., 1845.
111 E—Your letter of the 25th ult., enclosing a me
eyerlet of ckitens, asking for the establishment of
Steamboat service between Pittsburgh and Brownsville
ibis been received.
The application has been submitted to the Pustmas
tk General for consideration. The following is his
decision. to wit: .Decline, because it will amount to
an additional expenditure of s2ooo—per annum, nod
we advantage will result from it to the mail service, ex•
cape a few Lours earlier arrival of the mail ut
bergb to which point provision is already made fur
afull daily supply by 8 o'clock in the evening. The
present condition and prospects of the Department
wee such that It is compelled to avoid a ll expense not
called for by iadirpeluitide necessity.
Respectfully, your ob't 't..
S. it. sery
HOBBIF..
First As't. V. M. Gen'l.
Posunasari . of
Pivaborgh, Pa
tribe United States Journal says, that there are
more than twenty printers who are performing thedu
ties of clerks in the Departmemot at Washington, and
that they are equal, if not superior to those Who have
had the atlvaateges of 3 collegiate edueatioe.
Dow st est.t. or.XHL C130%V/11 —The London pipers
say that when thiliQueelAinettreci in the House of
Lords to read her . speech ,et the rnorogation r sbe Duke
of Amite, whose office It ji s bear the crown, on •
eushioo, stumbled, when approaching the throne, anti
let the crown fall. Several of the jewels were slisplee
ced item their setting by the shock, and lay scattered
00 the floor. Tradition says that one of the largest
jewels fell from the crown at the emanation of George
the Third; anti the im ident was looked upon with su
perstitious dread as on evil omen. it was supposed
to portend the loss of the North American colonies;
but it is very probable that the tale was manufactured
after the fulfilment of the supposed augury.
!.'The maliuldctureB (.41)1do, already exceed $2O
000,000.
11 3 The Independent Rifle Battalion, of York coon
v, Pa., consisting of four companies. have tendered
heir services to the President of the United Stares,
n view of the Invented state of affairs between thi
lountry and .11niico,
Copper, Copped--Beveral of the Pittsburgh corn-1
puny of copper miners rammed through this city yes.'
terda), (ruin their operations at Copper Huth°,
They say there is a world of copper there, and tor
tunes ore tobe made at the mining business, but think
that fortunes are to he lost as well as won.
The Boston company are doing the largest business
and at the best profits. They have sunk a shaft about
t wenty feet into a sery rich vein, and find the mineral
better, as they go deeper. This company ate erecting
works for smelting, and will soon be shipping the
metal in pigs and bars.
The ore yields about 75 per cent, 60 per cent better
than the English mines which so long have supplied
the world. The copper region seems to be vety exten
ded. IVe saw a specimen tithe native ore found in
a mountain lake many miles from Copper Harbor;
showing that the whole mountain range is probably in-
fected with the mineral.
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Sep 8.
"10A0.a...ti-oo "e' "
FOB. aNNIZ.
THE stole room at present occupied by the sub.
scribers between Ferry and Short in Water
street. apply to
sep 15
Cotton Yarn.
30
000POUN DS abort and long reel Cot
Lou Yarn. io more and for sale by
sop 0. M. D. RH EY &CO.
.:..Y~m.
TUSATILII.
MANAGERS. SHIRES AND PORTER
PROMPTER, GEORGE T. ROWE.
LIAO'S Or Tilt ORCHESTRA, J. H. HESSING.
PRICES OF A DMISSION•
Ist Tier of Boxes, or Dress Circle ' - '513 cts
‘2,1 " 37i "
3d " '•
Pit
Gallery for Colored Persons
Second Appearance of Mrs H I.ee'ts•
Mr J A J Nenfic has been engaged for 2 nights
longer
Monday Evening, September 15, 1645
Will be performed Victor Otigo'. Drama of
LL A TOUR DE NELI.E.
Concludes with the Nautical Dream of
BLACK EYED SUSAN
The Managers will not ne responsible for debts con•
tracyd, or articles borrowed without their written or ,
der.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, curtain will rise atpast
7 precisely. seri 15
Immense Success.
PRICE REDUCED TO 25 CENTS.
The Sable liarmonists, by desire of many ladies and
gentlemen, will give two more
GRAND CONCERTS
Of Ethiopian Melodies, Guests, Refrains, Glees, Cho
ruses, Ste kc., accomptiniral on thu Violin, Goi
fa', Banjo, Congo Tomb° & Bone Custinetto,
On Monday and Tsresday Eventngs, September
EitA and MC
AT PHILO HALL, OVF.II THE POST OFFICE ,
re:...liange of Programme each evening.
UTPTickets to all parts of the room 25 cts.
Doors open at 7—performance to commence at 8
preciaely Tickets for sale at the Exclienge Hotel, and
at the Door, on the corning of the petfor malice.
sepls
Wrarping Paper.
100 Reams W nipping p a per., , lifferent cul
title luw by C MARTIN.
Nu 60 Water st.
Playing Cards.
9O DOZ. Packs Playing Cards, for sale low by
P. C. :MARTIN,
No (O W i tter 0,
E D IV ARD FENDERIC D ,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Second street. between Wood and Market streets,
RAVING located his Medical Establishment ((or
merly in the "Monongahela Douse," a nd de.!
'toyed by the great fire) on the above place, returns
his sincere thanks to his friends and the public in r.en
coil, for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon him,
and respectfully asks fur a continuance of the Same.
Particular cote and attention will be given to the
compounding of Prescriptions; the establishment is
open at all times, and a carefully selected stock of
genuine Drugs. Medicines, Domestic. French, English
and German Chemicals, Perfumery, &c. c. always
on hand. tep &
12- , d
I w"
- - -
Rebuilt and Removed.
TIIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
their friends and the public generally, that they have
removed to their new warehouse on Second street, be•
'green Wood and Market streets. Their factories for
the manufacture of Vials, Bottles, and Window Glass.
are in full operation. An assortment of Glassware
on hand, to which the attention of pu chrasers is direc
ted. S. M'KEE & Co.
sepl3•lm (Gazette copy.)
For Sale.
AFRESH supply of coal and fire shovels and
spades, axes, hatchets, window sash and glnss,
and putty; carpet chain; bedrorda and larin. ' s; all
kinds of brushes and corn brooms; LentirvilleLime;
wooden bowls; tin-ware; Matches, &c. &c., for sale
low for cash or app ang
ISAAC HARRIS, Agent
and Coin. Merchant, No 9 sth st.
IV" Carpet and paper rags, beeswax, flaxseed,
clover and timothy seed, taken in exchange and
bought. sepl3.ltw&d 1 w
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-7 large volumes or
the Journals of the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of rennsylvania, from 1790 to 18tiO•
ISAAC HARRIS, Agt.
sepl3-3t and Corn. Merchant, No 9 5th at.
M. B. RHEY & CO
IlErME=iii
List if Lott's*
REMAINING in do' Post Office, sa Pittsburgh,
Sept. 15th, 1845. Persons calling for letters
whose names are on this list, will please say they are
advertised
A"
Agnew Nancy Jane Addis E F Milli
Adams Armistead Aucheubangh Henry
Ackens E Amines George
Adams Robert Anderson John
Adams George Argun Benj Ai
AikenJ J Rev Arp Philip
Allison John Armstrong Jane Mrs
Allison James Ames Foster B
Allison M Amelia Mrs Avery Jame. B
Alfred Hardy Anahuu C
B
Banton Mill E Brian Thomas N
Ball William IV Brown A J
Ball William Stumm Hinna L
Bailey John Bradley Mary
Barr Robert M Bruce Jane
Burnett James Bronson C C
Bat r Washington Bradley Edward
Bayard John A Brook. E H
Batton John Brooks Mr
Barker Anne 'Brost John
Belle Gnwge Bryan Charles
Beatty Henry Bridges J zowph G
B'ely Lilly Miss Bunell John W
Beek James Butler Louisa
Beane Charles S Benton C E
Berk John Byington Sarah
Beer Adeline Mrs Bum Andrew
Beach Roswell R. Bonnell W
Renee William Boyar(' W C
Hinckley John Bo y d Alfred.
Black Henry Boyd Flare'
Black Caroline Bollman Joseph
Black J I Bowen J
Black Martha Boles I. K
Black W H Boland Dennis
Bowen Ray Jonathan Boyn J
Boyd John Baird R Rev
Black Louisa Miss Brentllnget Elizabeth Miss
C
Coniston Wm G
Cook Joshua P
Crawford Samuel 2
Crooks Thomas
Canothus W J Mrs
Crouse Henry
Crider Mary
Cunningham John
Cummings John D
Culleon Elizabeth
Copelin Sarah Anne
Cowan Daniel
Converse Joseph M
Cummings A G
Cooly Francis
Conway Thomas
Coyle M L
Collins Thomas
Collins E H & B
Collins Adeline
Coltin Ahr G
Cowdy Charles
Cooper Samuel
Chadwick James
Camrnn .1 K
Cannon John
Carnarine Allan
Code Charles
Calvert John
Cantina ilizabelh
Carson C Mrs
Candors Rev N G
Campbell John J
Cam•.hell David
Caldwell Jackson John
Charles Peter
Chess Muses
Christy Susan
Chaffey Frances Mrs
Church S S
Clayey Jacob
Clemmitt Thomas
Clark Rev Joseph
Clark Samuel
Cochran Emma
Cooper Sarah
Cooper D■rcus
Colciin Jackson
Clark James
D
Day Morgan Dimond Daniel
Dealt, James Dickson J & R
Davis Sarah Dickson T &J
Davis Don't Duthrisige 'Elivabeih
Davis David Dethridge Edward
Davis Mary Downing Isabelle
Davis John B Donlon Stephen
Davis William Dougherty Martha
Deriiins John A Doan John
Delany E Dowell Thomas
Deemer Isaac N Doming Charles
Dennison Jesse N Drav; Peter
' Dennuison Almira A Ducal, George
Deathorn Daniel G Duggan Willson
! Delinger Christian M Danning George
Decoct Hannah Dyer John
Dengeldy Jacob Duncan Adam
Dickinson Z B Dunlap John
Denseih Miss Catharine Du ggi ns William M
Dight William Mullane Mary Miss
E
Ebbert R Mrs Ellis Gilbert
Edmonds Alexander Evans Richard
Elsin John Iter'd Evans Henry
Eickan Mary Miss Ewing John M
Echols William Evans Evan
Ells Jonah Evans Emily a
Ermisen Andrew Evans Ellis
Espy Mary
Irwin Adeline
January D A
Jackson tiariiett
IsiTrys .1 I' Capt
Justis William It
Joss Horatio S
Johnson Mary S
Johnson Rebecca
Jones W A
Johnton Margaret
Killen G \V Kerr Michael
Wore Margaret Mrs Kelly Mitchel
Karnes Edward Kelly Charles B
Kepner Frederick Kelly John W
Kent Mr Reks, King Thomas
Keller Pew' Kirkland Martin P
Keuhler John King James
Keenan G W Knight Moses G
Keenan Patrick Kirby James
Keeth Duncan Kunkle Mary
Kerr Sarah E Krickbaum J D
Kimball Mary S Mrs
Legman Joseph F
Lancing Henry
Larkins Edward
Laudrigan Walter
Lauramar Adeline
Lane M Doct.
Large John
Leonard Samuel
Lewis William
Lennon Patrick
Leak° James NI
Levick Samuel S
Lenhart Sarah
Linn 3011111
Lion James
Lister Peter
Matthew William Moreland Henry
Marquis S Morrell Humphrey
Magrah William Morpn William
Matlby Caleb Moorhead. 3 R
Manley John Morris B F
Martin Capt Moyston Mary C .
Martin Mahlon Mowry W B
I Mariner A Z fi Morgan David L
Messick Sophia Moore John
Mehaffey James Morrison John
Mall James Morrison Helen
Millingher James Morrow & Kinghood
Min Jeremiah M Morrow, Kingsland & Co
Miles John ?slummy) EC
Nlilton Charles H Myers Henry W
Mitchell Ellen Misr Murphy John
Morgan Eran Murray Sarah
Martin Albert Murray Mrs
Miller Elizabeth Miss
M'Rearly George C M'lllherron Mr
M'Lelland C 13 M'Master Thomas
NlCullnugh Martha M'Qrtersn Mary Jane
M'Clelend William L M'Millan Martha
M'Cauly Charles M'Lorly Daniel
M'Clintock John M'Millan Al S
M'Cartney William M'Ewen I
M'Clerk William M'Neil Charles
M'Cithe Henry M'Owan William L .
M'Cartney Jame* M'Donald S C
1
:sl'Catty William M'DoneldJane
M'Cance Bernard Junr 3 M'Donald Rose
M'Cay Jane E Miss M'Dermot Hugh
M'Cutcbeon John M'Donald J W
M'Combn Morris M'Evay Michael
M'Cutcheon Hugh M'Donald Mnrgaret
M'Cully Sarah M'Ellberron John
M'Gilrery Mary Jane M'Ewen Sarah Anne
M'lntosh Mary M'Donald S C
M'lntosh George M'Feely Luey
M'llhenny R M'Guire James
1 M'Kannell John M'Gillan Hugh
M'Kee W A M'Clure James
IM'Cunn Robert M'Clore Jackson
Winis Saml H WA l'ere Owen
I M'Candless Alexander M'Cunnell Wm
M'Cui John
Nimmou James
inokeirsh Charles
Norman Miry
Nottingham Elizabeth
Nelson William
Ooborn Oliver %V
Owen Thome%
O'Conner & Kieffe
Patrick Eliza
Parker E R
Parsons John
Patton W A
Payne' Villiam
Patterson Rachel
Parker Harrison
Parkin Edward R
Parkin T Majn
Pownall John
Peters Ellen
Perry James
q. iglrn Mr
quiet" Jubeph
Ramona Abiaharn Ross Robert
Reker Henry Roes Adam C
Repine Joseph Roes Samuel S
Reineman Adam 2 Robb David 2
Reynolds George Roach David
Reynolds Mary A Mrs &karts J B
Richards Beulah W Miss
Reed Nathan
.
Reed Ralph Rice Clara Mies
Richardson John Rise A A
Richardson James B Rittenhouse Joseph H
Rieigerdson David M Rich
a rds John
T
Russell John Augustus
Ryan & Guckest Rown Hester Ann
Ryan Sarah RobinsonCharlet H
Ross J P
Sontmyer Joseph P Smith Andrew D
Sa)er. Charles Smith Jesse
Scott Margaret Miss Smith Willikm
Scott Albert G Smith Chalks 1 . 3
Scott Thomas Smith David
Scott G Blakeney Smith Martha P Mrs
' Scott Hamilton C Smith Mary Miss
Scott Alexander V Smith Mary J Miss
Scott Walter Smith Rechael Miss
Seeley C C Smith Jane B Mrs
Semple John M Snyder Benj F
Shackleiter T 11 South William
Shattuck B F Soler Daniel
Shipman Steven V 2 Spears William
Shipman Julia Ann Miss Spears Alexander
shellenberCer Benjamin Spence Charles H
Shelton John Spencer A J
Shoos@ John Steve Isaac
Slims:den James Stephens Edward
Shenk Catharine Miss Stephens Joseph
Siegfried Samuel Stephenson Robert
Simtnore John John Stuart Charles
Sinamnnd Ann Mrs Stine John A
Skelly William Sold James Henry
Slack Ralph G Swords Richard
Sloan James Smelt William
Senitley John Sweeney M & R H
Smith Howell Smith J & W
Smith Elijah Sargent Robert
T
Taylor Lester Thompson Richard
Taylor Robert Thompson Martha Miss 2
Taylor GD& A P Thornburg Samuel
layman Virginia NUss Town Edwin Rev
James Torrenext Jane Mt.
Teat
Thayer George %V Tuner John -
Thomas John 2 Todd Stephen B
Thomas James Tomlinson John G
Thomas R J Tomer Jacob
Thompson Mary Miss Tracey & Kennedy
Thompson Francis R Tulmer Rim
Thompson John 2 Twist Jana A Mrs
Truman David U Turpin Wm B
i Urquehart Margaret Anne V
Unnsh Francis
Vandergrift Capt Vanemen GllOllO
IV
Wallace W illiam Whitford John
Wallace W B - Whitmore Amanda
Williams Charles H
Walker Elisabeth
Wallace J H Willson James
Walker William Willson Witham
Waugh Franklin Willson G W
Waggoner David Willson Frank
Willson 30,0 1 41
Wall John
Wareham Job Willis Charles £
Wigton Thomas
Wall Catharine
Walsh John Wier William
II
Wetting Anthony Wolcott George
Wegley John Woods Hugh
W edit Mary Woods Robert
Webster Joseph Wood W
W Charles Woolverton Isaac
Marga ret White John Wray
White G Mrs Wright Andrew J
Whitlesay Charles Wright Joseph
Welsh Henry B
White Anne C
Walkers AG MD
Johnson Jefferson
Johnson Thomas
Jones E H
Jones Simeon
Jones Charles
Jones William
Jones Isaac
Jones Z F
Young Jambes
Yale Linea
Zenton Jens
Zehniser Andrew S
weplS-d2t&wl C. WKIBBEN.P.!ri
Lilly John
Lyster John
Lindell Peter
Little Joseph B
Lister Jams
Liesly Edward
Lister Peter
Leogoin M Honour Mims
Lockhart Robert
L3rals Hesekiak
Lomphrie hoe
Lowry B
Lynch DarW
Lys& Da•id Mrs
Lutz Wlllissn
Nethelton Nelson.
Neill Thomas
Nesbitt Samuel
Noble Elizabeth Miss
Owen Mortis
Owen Leslie
Owen Owen J
P
Perry James Csptain
Pierce A R
Perry Elizabeth S
Pepparcl Catharine Jane
Peters James H
Petro William
Phillips Willism
Pilgrim George
Preston Cyprian -
Porter George
Poindexter P M
Quillen James
Yalta Henry
Young Margaret Anna A
Zook Jacob
REBUILT AND REMOVED.
Iriaraitare Obssp sal over
IIAS. W. WOODW ELL respectfally inf.:nibs his
friends and the public that be has removed to his
old stand, No. 85 , `Tbird street, where be has on band
a splendid assortment of Furniture of all descriptions,
ready for their inspection. Persons wishingto furnish
Hotels, Steamboats, Private Dwellings, &c. will find
it to their interest to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
FURNITURE
which cannot be surpassed in the western country,
comprising the following articles:
Sofas, Divans and Ottoman.;
Tepays, Tete.a.Tetes, Wardrobes;
Secretary and Book-Cave.;
Card, Pier, Sofa and
BO Centre
CAUS , v Tabl ar es
i .
stylee,
Sideboards; Dressing
ILous
H at and Towel Racks;
French and High-post Bedsteads;
-End, Dining and Breakfast Tablet:
Mahogany Castes of d .11 desctions;
rip
A general assortment Fame, Clair,-
Also,► galena wornness of COMMO ' N FU RN I
TURF. 0fp4.31a.
, MON 3kisiasits Stand Or *eat.
firmr. HOUSE now occupied by Allen Kranwe, as
.1 , es an Exchange Office, in sth street, neat door
to the Exchange Sank, is in whole, or pint for rent.
Posssi i given on the first of October. For terms
apply on The premises. sep 12.1 f
Bacon.
10,000 POUNDS Shoulders and Sideo.
received per steamer Bertrand, and
for sale by M. B. RH EY & CO.,
cep 14 Water et., below Fern,.
Pork and Lard.
Q BBLS Pork and bbls Lard received per steamer
0 Bertrand, and (or sale by
M. B. RIMY & CO..
Water street. below Ferry.
Marina Hospital.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 20th in
stant, for the Excavation and Masonry of a Sew
er. from tho foundation walls of the U S Marine Floe
pital, to the Ohio River, a distance of about 460 feet.
There will be shout 750 cubic yards of light excava
tion, and about 450 cubic yards of Stone Maronry.
The Sewer to be built of hard durable stone,and laid in
cement mover. Proposals will state the price per
cubic yard for each. Plan and specefications to he
' seen at this office. The whole to be completed by the
15th of November neat.
SU ItYll.l' nt's Orrice, S BOUTHRIE,
Pitts., Sep 13, 1845. S Sur and Inspec.. of Rave.
The American, Ariel, Commercial Journal, Chron
icle and Gaxette, publish daily, until the 20th inst.
Sept 13.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A VALUABLE
Lot of Ground on Water and Front sts.
THE Executors of the last will and testament of
Thomas Casaily, late of the City of Pittsburgh,
deceased, will offer far sale at Public auction on the
Ground, on Thursday neat, the 18th day of Sept at
10 o'clock, A. M., all that valuable lot of Ground, situ
ate on IVater st. and extending through the square Kr
Front at being 35 feet front on each street. This
property is among.t the most eligible in the City kW
an extensive Wholesale Grocery Establishment of
Forwarding Warehouse. Terms at sale.
HENRY M'CULLOUGH,
P. M'KENNA, J AMES CASSILY,
Auctioneer. JAMES BL A K
JAMES C CUMMINS,
Et•ortort.
Hooks—Jest Vega Vol
EVF,RY LADIES COOK BOOK;
Management of the sick Room;
Every man's Doctor and Family guide tv health;
Literary Emporium;
School Girl inFrance:
Petennial Flower or Virtse's Conquest;
Patent Sermons, bt Deer. Jr.;
Carlyle's Heroes of Motor);
Hogg's Winter Evening Tales;
Pleasant Menwriea of Pleasant Lands;
For sale by
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER,
43 Market st.
ECONOMY BLANKETS AND SATIN.
ICASE Economy Blankets.
1 do do extra fine.
1 piece Slack Satin Vesting.
Ind received and foe sale •Imu prices.
septl3 BHF.A & PENNOCK.
1 8 4 8.
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CIA
41 1 •"• •
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.'S
JUGULAR WICLIELY MID 31E311.11110,1114LY LINZ D►
SPLENDID
New York and Liverpool Packets,
BLAKELY & MITCHEL, AGENTS,
Office, Canal Basin, Penn at. and Sntiikfie/d, near
61/‘ street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ROCHE, BRO.'S & CO., in asking the attention
of their friends and the public to their arrange
ments for 1845, beg leave to assure them that nothing
shall be wanting on their part, to render those who
may select their line, both safe and comfortable. Par
ticular attention will be paid to aged persons, and
Youths who may be sent fur by their parents. Among
the vessels composing the ..Black Ball or Old Line
of Liverpool Packets, wilt be found the
NEW YORK, OXFORD.
YORKSHIRE, MONTF.ZUMA,
CAMBRIDGE, and COLU . MBus.
Persons desirous of sending for their friends now
residing in any part of the "Old Country," can make
the necessary arrangements with the subscribers, and
have them brought out. by the above well known fa
vorite "LINE OF PACKETS," which sail from Li••
erpooi punctually on the 15th and 16th of every month:
also, by first class AMERICAN Ships, sailing from
there every SIX DAYS during 1845. Should the
persons decline coming out, the money will be return
ed to the parties here, without any deduction on pro
ducing the passage certificate and the receipt. With
such unequalled and superior arrangements, the sub
seribets confidently look forward, for a continuance of
that support which has been extended to them, so
many years.
Apply to (T
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.
No 35 Fulton st. New York.
Or BLAKELY & MITCHF.L,
Penn and Smithfield st. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agent at Liverpool, JAMES D. ROCHE, Esq.
wp I 3 No 8.0 Water st.
Remittances to Great Britain and Ireland,
and the Isles of Guernsey and Jersey.
PEMONS desirous to remit to , their relatives . in
England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, or to the
Isles of Guernsey and Jersey, can at all times obtain
drafts payable at sight, on the Royal Bank of Ireland,
Dublin. Also on Messrs. Prescott, Grote, Ames &
Co., Bankers. London; which will be paid on demand
at any of the Banks, or their Brendle*, in all the prin
cipal Towns throughout ENGLAND. IRELAND,
SCOTLAND, WALES, GUERNSEY co JERSEY.
This mode offers to those wishing to make remit
tances, from One Pound sod upwards, a perfectly safe
way of sending money to their friends, and those who
prefer that their friends should select their owo time
of coming out, and also select their own ships, can re
mit money by the subscriber afar that purpose.
Apply to (or addles* by letter, post paid,)
ROCHE. BRO.'S & CO.
No 20 Fulton et., New 'Yorks
nr BLAKELY & MITCHEL,.
Pittsburgh. Pe.
Valuable Property
Within a few utiles of Psitsburgh , For Sale.
TME undersigned have received instructions to
offer for sale, Twenty-six Lots of Land, situate
on Chartiers creek, within 4 1-2 miles of Pittsburgh.
24 of which are Test Acres cork, and 2 are Twenty
Acres each. This property has been laid off with a
view to suit small farmers, gardners, &e. Each lot
can be cultivated; is excellent Land and on the Taipei
, pal part of them is a portion of wood. They are all
nearly square, are on good roads and are well water
ed. On each of the 20 acre lots is erected • colder
table Cottage House, Bank Barn, Orchard. &c. Any
person wishing more land with the buildings can be
accommodated. Apply to the owner, Mr. William
Gates, sth Ward, or to the undersigned, Real Rams
Agents and Conveyanoers, Pittsburgh.
BLAKELY 4r, MITCHEL.
P. 8. Drafts of the above lands can hereon as above.
Sept I 3
Two ddjoiaing Fannies
NEAR FREEPORT FOR SALE.
FOR Sale, two adjoining farms on the state road
leading from Freeport to Boller, and witbia these
miles of the Pennsylvania canal. No. 1 matafehig
150 acres of land, 75 of which is cleared end la a
high state of cultivation, about 16 acres of good mea
dow, • square log house and frame barn. No. 2 con
tains 125 acres, about 75 acres cleared,• fine orchard
of bearing apple t rees, frame house and bare,aboued
iog with lime woe and coal, an excellent saw mill in
operation. We are assured by pertommheloMis
personal knowledge of the above property that they are
choke farms. The title is beyond dispose wad they
will be sold low, as the owners are desirous of swiss
west. Terms reasonable. Apply to
BLAKELY & MITCHEL, fittsburgh.
septl3
Per Sales
TWO well finished and comfortable Frame Deed
ling Houses, near Faber's Factory, sth Went
'These homes contain each four rooms besides attic
story and cellars. They are oa lease having nine
years to rue. awl wifibeeoldatagreet berrikaimmod
mat only $9 per year on each boas.. Apply to
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