T 1.1 Av.—Guivestom papyri: to the 4th instant report
that Henderson will be elected governor and Horton
lieut. governor. Little interest is felt in the election.
The citizens are absorbed with their domestic mat
! tern. Crops are abundant throughout the country.—
Large amounts of wheat have been raised. T 1:.
v I.AL„v„.,Azistit for country newspapers,
,ant t Daily m om - in; p c ,„ .. country went of the Brazos produces more sugur
. %Viscid.; Mereore and Nlanufarturer, to receive I tltsn is requisi:c rot the supply. Tic cotton crop is
mtisenienln and rsidorrriprions. 14e has offices in I good.
YoNK, FII the Codl Ordi 30 Ann street, (ad- The Presbyterian Church in Tenon is about to fontid
orrrigthrs Trlbtroc )
a seminary of learning near San Antonio. The
Bo,ron. \o. 1
2 `, Star , ..lrect.
Pitt ht i nt trttt•, Real Estate and Cosi Office, 59 Board of :11issions of New York have agreed to pay
:re t. Ihe Fillnly of professor annually, and the citizens of
Rat S E urnr o Baltimore awl Calvert Texas hove cowribute d
here our p„ r e, can be teen, and tei ins or ads erti- I
.1g learned.
1)c DMlp post)
JOU!: BI.LE.R, cniioß
11'f 11-4)AI, iTEa-NIBEIt
City Democratic Nominations
WRIOR
WILLIAM
oVPRBEFIiI OF THE POOR,
1. J. ASII3IIIDC:E.
WILLIANI
i
A flock of ,s h eer, numbering some 900, belongine
ito is drover, were confined for the night, on Thursday
------- ----r-= l last, in Rome, S. V., near the sl .ice "ay of Lynch's
Tiff :slew tetie—Ter. Remelt Fein--Tile em
I mill, tied about 11 tlf a mile below the xillage. In the
,sexed memorial has been in circulation for several 1 . , ,
th
night e\ were flightetied by the cars, bloke out Of'
days. The signets, 80 in number. reem tall suffer.. by ,
the pen, and huddled together on the ice, epee the
the great file, and for the teattotet given are dealt ous .
n o
sre wile. The ice rive env aed the whole tl trk l i
that a statement should be publi•hell showing the
were buried inthe water. Before they were got out
•'amount of the fund—the names of the orptieants'
300 were drowned.
for relief, and the names of, and the amounts given to , ----
thoYe to whom relief Wan extended." Floe it —The quentity„ id' flour weigheri at Roches'
!hone
tierce with the memorialists. that those who Crt during the navigation ermine of 1045, was 1.553,
rent, ibutrd the money wh cheoa.titutee nhat is now i 009 hortels, of winch 518.317 bat tele ecre shirred
calm , 3 do , R oe(' F,.,, I . i„1,.„,1,1 it, for w e re li e f o f at Rochester. leaving 1,035 573 as the umount ship
those tendered destitute le the grew fire—the donors . red at places even of that rity,
cr....gilds never desiglied that one reel of it should let tt
vs'oms N.—The Philadelphia Ledget sacs an retied
gtsen to make up the loose, el - wealthy met,; arid it it
' lent thit,g—•tßsti twit have ale ay, s the, lowest emote.
is tene t ll.' x portion of it Ima le-en risen to nwn, who
of Boman. They mar God's wank thrnuehout their
so far from being in nett.' need, were left with thou- ' _
nen lair *ell' doles*, end in-piously pronounce it not
sands, the
n Inclnas file intentions of the gent roes cote I
good. „
vette one been most sh and - ails ilimegarded ‘N itle
trut furtive comment, ee a airoit tire merrretill I . " , tit. Tn.. Cse sits P a ss.—The T. f OMO Pal. lot, IM)s
ex:mitt:nest. of our Riede,: t he B e ltimitre Son, is very teseie upon the message
To the tt, o osable 1.5• ..
• Set rl .I 1 -.. , MM" , C''"'• . of our P r eeident, eepecially upon that pat: of it telat
:es o f tee I 'ea of ,pi::,,ba ,- 0 , .
~,,,,. to correlations to Great Britain A• to •Ite pin,
WE, the nodersit;ned respectfully terra.. that al. ',ability n
0 , nay, the Pen ite count, upon the °presume
proceedings relative to the
rim
t ibeteet ill the fund
contributed for IM . rel,of of those whose properly seas
the
of South to stein n measnte, .i s it mud "ruin the
destroyed he the Fire of the 1O:h April. 1845. may rotten troth. and set etedy jeopanitze the domestic i t e
he published. In the puhltrai ton reqeested, ise des titution rat'slavitre," and open the univrtsel deete
sire to included the Item , ' of ail petyors elle applied .
.. tot peace n• Lief* must ' , retail along the seabould.
for end of all alit re s eise.! relief from the • fire fund , .
The nest !1 thinks a ill be "hereneatly elansielel. 'cm
We make this rest led. net fiom any wish to gratify
an idle me iodic. er in injure 11,r feelings of any one, hostilities " It appears that the twelve mon th. so
but tweel in ri; der 01,11 . )ns:ice may be done in, all per- tree e ill be given to Great Britain, but says Cone,"
ties co mid, and erroneetts itnpressions corrected.
mud, if it intends hasten tee, ge farther. and "%Non
Many persons who were losers dy the fire, a etc left, .
notwithstonding their lieses, either itch or ebutelant. Pref..'" millions far iii, army and on` • "'I cilett
Iv üble to rain a e omfortultle s ubsistence; your memo- heavy liens for the necessary r.xpeises of a ;la,'
rialists conceive that it would hose been imptnpet for e,„„teet It adds:
such regions to eTtply fm relief to a t.y quatter, and in
"If it separate its ill,mlt doirg this, then s , e slt!'
this opinion, all eraneers,•o for as we ?:eve any know' /Intrust the sincerity of the apparent delete far a bi-mo,
ledge of their sentiments seem to eoincide• Notwit h. '
e , with John Bull. If these nperoptiltems be ma le,
s ta nding [ lee it is ulleged that "re t ie("
was afrw ' e " ' and preparations corr.menrete then, indeed, tee of "lie
to
me
who were far more wealthy than most of the cattudu . mat , loo t , to 0 ,,, „ t ~ , ,g . •
Dore mend,
contributors to the Fond; and even Eire prepo.ter els f,ttru
mkt
~i 'u tiot„
of a „. ' ,, , ,,, , 0 , d
~,,,,,
old F:ortutut , ,,
ides that the efterni District' has been in mere part.' flag out•eie mod of the Attarele seaporte and mild ,
or chiefly rebuilt by the aid of the charitable in other u Ira
of
them.
"dares, 611 received countenance from a newspaper
However min in ye may deplore the efreets of .Le
p e hliihed i n thia e'lc. (See sup:dement to the Chr et- ,
o tteit , ,
nye; On Our progi ,, ,, in rt ui,,r. Ilion and imrrose
'etc, Seto 29, 13111.") meet, we e ntettain no shadow of ,I,,u'ot of lire resin! , .
In order to TeMMe ;mit enionemoi, and, al` may c
....a,
eill
~,,,p1,,,,,i:, do its dun; v.,,gt.,,,t.,irisir
wit'. absurd impressions, and to do justice 10 the sct , te e cur l N,,,,, h orn will r are wits, lea sea mi•-
eheractcr of our city, sod to the chem.. of
ra.iie excepliefet, in favor or m0.,,,,,rch, a,51 it. 111. h
citizens iedisiJuullis. aye believe the desired tether.- c o neexien. Unroll. Q met and te let's farm,
lion to be imperatively necessary. IVithoue it the
a re yet un forgetten names."
truth cannot be known, and in cams of this kind ------_
Ftmen the Washiegtoe l'ition.
truth is!iliac,,We would not desire to injure the :
feelings of any one involved in the tertible (-eternity'
of the 10th of April. Their distress has our deeper l THE 0111.(ION COUNT RI .
sympathy; but we do wish it to he known, in justice I.F.TTIIII V.
to ourselves, for the honor of Pittsburgh, and for the 7 . 0 tle Elitor Of ii, „ r ,,,,,,,,,
I
eatisfectien of those who have so kindly assisted the sit: _, ,
„tyro acct io
writing
au,
no.
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..., t.,.
distressed• in what manner and to sebum the '•Fire i t
i,,,,,,,,:n0r
„aa.1 1.:
a.
m,,o,ibe ~h 7 a.,1
~,l a '
rn 1 .. 1 .,..
Fund" has been distributed. We desire the P aLli ' a. ' of hegen alio. tee et treat a 111 I ir. mere tinily i t i 1,..
tires of the amount of the 'food;' of the names of the '
Ilex of the W illennee. as that. fie a tenetl , of ltur
app/icants fen relief, ard the names of, and of the i s w a in
iirottuttit, Ire ,mooted as like heart end Centre of
a whom relief was extended. I
We know that many of the sufferers, by the Fire.l°Pe,ea, rations i :' ' ha ' cwaserY "
amounts given to, thy:et
4,1. e 0. , the RIM i ,- ef 11,141 il,lllrell me to explore tie
instesowl of asking relief' from any quarter, were the ,. I
t Teem district, was, that 1 might be enabled to .pea 6.
most prompt an i liberal in extending relief to these t act ual obaeivalloP, Lot only in reference to it•
m ost
were reduced to cant. and that the coteributinni I
000tui f . ,,3tt0
~,.. tot,
cleat
p0r,. ,.. ,.. o
r....td
well „..,...
rt - ceived from* distance, although they l,ace arcom• ,7.,10, asst what / umber, en 14r,d , ng their!, could 14.
plished the po ise of the generous donut,. in s uppl, ,
~,,,,.,.„,,,:,,
vr,,,,.,,,,a1,0.1 a
~i, asses!
~,tar,
ants,
ing the immediate ,210.1 of destitete (entitles. meted ,
„..1
....,,,,,,,„,.
he utterly insigneleine an I were no: usiel for, the i , '
/ . ..e Inure cai.f.,': , . to a. -lye al Carive! retc'ni!,,n•,
purpose of iebuilding the city, and it Is n , ,by t z, place I di, e 1,!,1 my T esty dents into three hand.: one to k e ep
every thing ad s relation to ihe "foe foinl ' In Its true
~1
r, _
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,t,„ h
ion.
iii 0
muumuu.,
nn ,
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light that ee •ire the publlcati m ritiove req i-sted , .
0t e 1 : •,. : ,, '„ , 0,,,,
it., t..t,'.7.7‘'..„,'..„1
~,,,ul s ,„
i„
the ',,
We repeal 11.11 t we beheve no pr ,,ibt, „, ang or 1' Ailey of 111 , riiirr, Alit, MILL*. 11 gemeelly Ite•viii to mi
jury, ca n, i m , t his e net he done to ant? o n e. who v. a• ,
pin
et
~,,
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ni,..,,, , ,,, ,, c., ,
„, ,
a„, ,
really entitled to relief; hut et the same Itrrie is. e he
..
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~ t
.„ : ,..,.. i .
0 ' ..,
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~' , .,..1^ , I 1 .1.., 1 .
lieve jest si firmly, that direr I moice in the ri y 01
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_i,,,..„,
~,.
;,.'„
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m,
~
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~
riltitArrtl. alrlil3 to these elm ,141 mo tlonl. the de.r.,
~,,,,.
grass,
~::,,,, 5„.. ' .
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a•
1.,."...."ia,!;
1, ' ,,,,i 1 ,,,,, ' .,
j,
eml, and who did not apply for are fell , f. dent:val. a
,I.ur, ~..1..,r i.O ii , ill.. ' ‘,.''. ; nu.' . 3 n . .... . u.•, ''' '.. In 3 , i ~.. N • ..3 t!!: , 0. , ' , I tot , ' •.• re! t• .. i .II g
compliance with our ire lest S o on s ite le a se,: the o,r eon Ins oote, some :10 eu "'awe , . it.., 1... I' s a a ~. ~,,, i , It ~i „ s s i ~,,,it , !,-,.
M.i,C,NIEWENT A NNU A LS.
---- ~,,t,,,,,,,, i , „. ,i„. IN 01,,,,...ite f..,11. ..n ii., v...) tii. the 11 .4 i WI - I. I hoi , c. (r ~t 1 , , t ; o.r, l's,r,•, Ctod , ra . 1 , ,,,,it c1i..,,, , ,.
and „,,, a ~, , , a, 1,,,,,...„,„, at ca„,.
.The Mir-moriallste it wit: be men, tel to e n 0 , 1.•
s.w,i,.
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nil
iii.,a , n ,,, i „.„ . ht i , t „„., I s ~,I ,ult,,•••• 11 ,u /11 . :II"I•111 , 1 , I . Cam p' ilz. , . lilt 1 •.1..• - r derangemele. 4 I, 0.c.,..
~:„ 1. . ,..,.0k
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tie which arise:area in "a seppiemeet to the Pets. red ” et. the genet.: a peels of the riemte et: Tire I"' li• " •.
I 111.' `,.. :U.. 1 . .1..1 1t...1 , nE E Er els , la , tot • • on, sEI
lIE 0 . ,/, s it , ~, of Beam, , I •r 1:., It,
burgh Morniitg Chrviiirie. PAlished en the 29 is el se r o.nmori ~, /lie Inae i r /EMI of ti.e . valley , 14., r., a Londiet, and ~, ~... I t o , ii 1, a ,, ,!,, i ,,,,, „ a „ n t „. ~/
ion 'el - 111.•1 .111,1 and ...,,t , - (torn the tart. i,i non n, ,I ~..,J b y an , ~,t., , ~,.„ ~
Se P semby “ " IV e annex ' be " rags'aPb " ' l...in' ii
to
1,, 4: ,, t i e s- elm s. wilt: a COI IC deer-lel Or - patch soWlea hat It Es es, trtr, , ElS • lElensvon. u , E , I r'.,' iEEEEE E'sre (oil of I .e.the. ~ I )Ira.. , , ..
itt the memorial. Tim petegraph is et re, Ittlj MAlcols- Rood,. , A ram,. •!
. t a t a, I - 1 she re •*read out . I,r• .1. 1 , Is ,Ile as eq.-. tuai fie ml tii •e• ci.i..ir4. ,
:,, 1 one err ,te , t even s
ated to create the impresses. e t a , va e t e at E lm mmeit'Y fie, us a
corm,
ion of laentll) sod ert-rileree I hour aed si heti ilte doe , eitt• toe Id! 'wed. Ittal a cure , Drat , in:: Boom ,l ones!. "
rat effected. the money a Ell lir Hint /Its., EettirEteEl. (..i..'ll:::li‘i.nr:,.o '
contributed for the relic( of the n•edy has Least , non here else ~ t a.-r, it ••
A• 1 hair net met n 01, a dew-it:mein .I'l, sIE 11.0 EL P ile, '2: " E /1,1 :En tErE.E. Et let 11,
used in re-butleing the e Berm Dlit re. -.''l lie S use Finks,. -
b!" Orelleit ollEne me En alterma a .I..etei. of it .L i c h
.. We wish that the kind hearted ft nod; et all ports' ...,,;,..
~..,
mi.“.i
be
ik.,11.1 i...h.,..,.. Nfiltate'• firm., ..
• 0.1. ICClitt ..11iltIlt.,
.' of the country, who so genet ousts come to our assie lot,
~ ., ,,t, n
~.. roc 1.0.,. man In
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o,
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0".„.
~ratA • ‘‘ 1 ,,,,,1 N1.. 4 ! \ y ~, ~ Si ,, , , ,
d, , , "7,
•' tame, could puss throe ch the 'Buret Distract and
tin,
tu.t,..- 1 tie (it ft, "
t i mound liter, 30 t ' 100 fret logber, Y•r , `i bee
•' see die great walk which theyl he Moss Roete "
I sto 15 notes. felleed l e y the un do!,
" accomplish. leer city re-built lilsbst•l'reaini,'"iustny",,:,°iiii.,rl; 1 off u''''.sll; The Op ,I, o
, l i n e o r i ol Hi !. around, n birh, gradually seelling este- k 'fi' " f 'l I '''"7""":7T::." 1,1',,,."',".f.ttinn.'::,,,'",:,i.,
" firt.3litZlient flout 01.11 gratitude rat. eruct to Med t a
ui;d• J. 0...0.0.
ti:
with
it.o 1,, , ,,.. ,
,ariott. ;iota:tot b,-vend e not, er duns see /*curds 1, 0.1 I Tine li“se of Slisron, ..
generosity "- , tiro liet of r',./11011/t..11 all.l 11. e , V.y in, yOtto ,r 1,,,:1a liosiis.
I 'el , . if .. lit.''''' "Pilol' the '''''t e °du " Ca ''''''` . ''''.''' fee tel. and ar e exiiitet cry ate, ale se/ EutEsly /bed the-
E---------E---------.letngfetl t, 's letero• ••
fthin the " bm ' e and in th.: t ' thiss ' 1 a b;sb ath d ' th ' th c...,5i on., i... 1, ~,,,i „,„.1 , ~. ior,r. 1., ti,o do,, of l' t tetithdtti' term it g, "
Mot. sec Neter Si, iPW a SC*: —The bail. Z mite e 1,,,, e, fats sic „ flee „f t l, m„., ~,,,L.l i„ mounds „f
' , I Nott.r. -3 Is a lone .14F:co-tit is ;dot err mat no mime ;toted The Bose, "
Capt. Fureliam of B e etin writ ashore Oh Ole mien.- .1,
,evened a nil IsEllEettl4l SE lEa 1.1 man y ili....Eiloi „
, ue 101 t 111 VW. g clean i.l Ilii• .sera lost rid seed el , 'sweet Nle•Net, ••
Mg on the
IS
inst. hetieeen F:lishe'• Pond and: tee?, Mid thrusts op to n Tanner Sliits111::1 tesCtriblieg ,
~,,,,, ~,, sot:, ~i i ,o. 1111411", be fine 1. Inlsch run: Ilia lire 'ltilseti. E•
n comers' has •tai le to the leirfel ( e ight al from 15 tin,
destroy. life. 0 r alar dernonstruttims err Sail.,
Warren's Coco, near l'iymouth Mass • and at the , ittilteloas Souvertir "
17 i hous - nreFfeet &be. , the lead o f the sea. [See Cap- ..
ststbie te the puldte, that Nitssionety Memortal.
lest aecormis her h o ttom was out and the cargo drill , t e n, Ftemont's repott ef the height et )bunt flood "I ••
Ameba's Poem..
ing on shore. Four men were known to have b e er,' The he t tiny of these 11 , es of tieh altuvial dc : pi . ty its , , Dll Dl.' \ C 47e 'S I % I X . I'l- l i • I() lt e .. e• r 1(01 1 1 . 1 :riv.
The !Lisette. ..
Ye/ ell either Willi Wooolalld Or beefing , , the bullalue ,Is tare o n.v sale ,11 e mt., Sled, , itir tal sEttfTt
drowned. red scveu welt. seen oil been] who will ' The Jewel.
c m.: bunch getts,,ClElVer, ul limollly, a ,th flowers of rye' y, : ',loot: , ri,,d.,..te the Li •t sy mptons of this land dist
probably Le Filets! three of the men lost were seen ; Ilyeeinth, "
I hue, iinpresses tine niost e we -ably. The titbit. green& ' eeie dee 23 •ri.o ;deem, aeh nenterous others, and • splendid
to
go tens cede shore en a bale of mitten and the oilier with an ereasionel el I arCitartlEalk scattered here and -.— assortmelit of Juvenile Works, for sale at COOK'S
oo In oar, end ell seer, to !lentil. 11,e Zomora eat there. uederreathiand ull abtoad, we Ed...et - ma
Coo.As and r dd.,- I o all eases of coughs and Literary Depot, 85 Fourth street• tlre23.
owned by Wm A. Bea, and seas insured ter $lB,OOO u smooth surfece licitly clad meth the men. nutttol , "` „ei e l i te .ter et ems a el e n d , ___ _
, pas., commingled with straits berry vim., cies er, le t ie- ,
r,,..‘,..13
equally dis ided in three offices in Belem. 1 here .
age, art ] floarrr of gre., vi nery, is 1,,,,. pl,,ing t o . in C lickeur.'•S,lnr Cortll.,l'..\::nehoiliel7lll.f.'ll --
- —Boeks----eO
- he fume Of this medicine has a head ) spread fur end
wan 811° 13 000 Insurid in that city' on tie 61 ;0" I the eye and [Med of the Atter, er than the Petite vales .
wide. ~, •SNt.;•La son I e 46.
r the Season,
o yruer foe hooau.,) thousand boxes of these r
money. The Laren consisted 4'200 hales cotton. 100 brio v.The moaieel,
I . "
Inu ROI:RI/OUR ANNU.sa.,
Pills Were sold lad year, has mg been used in all ea-',
barses hemp 71 do. ft others, GO bbl; beans, IftBo de ' 1 Ite hilly 41,11 iris Will 4.01,11 , . bt• fitima leis el at tn•
, eettained cos.& with Item leci 'Mecca+. For liver com•
4 ,
t ,, ,,e.. ,
ttr,d, 3 tottte ,
oet
,t,o, I n interesting. or velealtle. Here the oak; in "Mai! , , 1.1.1.11rt.1 of Memory,
fieur, 2500 ettess ;to e pit' olial oin of the heart.
In number. cunt "oh an orea6;2llJl lOt r O: I I , ; '''''''. air'ed"" ut
the I"ne. 'Die Snow Flake,
, .finonta. ...lona, scut let - fe ' set ' levet alai ague, drop
--Pearly n.l , I ll.t. .. Le0e , ..1 !,,1,, Ina,,ri a ~, 1 , „,,. ~ • , .
1, . ~ ~,, sense and then a eltpo . re of pine undereelit it , .
a, ~ , ~.. ,
~
er , ,
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c.t. Friendships lake,
, 1 mots est I', [ll.O kill. 411 Ite• i t is
Init. ''''
' 'II
iii
m 1"Cl'
a gentlemen
' cuael " na). be driven :,a with fine „hate t weet-. so that the medicinal .„gre- Rose of Shaton,
Anot i , „ r,,,, Cu
ott„ lire m 0 ,,,,,,t tm, , ,,,,, to , 6 ,, ,i a t [ 'le i sure, ONlctr gently ,lame' and ileycending grounds', diems ore
ttoitt.rroput. o to The Christians Annual,
I the tear. To children,
' el Pmooth suitace, in the midst eta scenery spread out' . , The 11!.aciniii,
1e n Imireiteted without tittle:tilt • So well
Dec. 1G • 7 °.ri'''''' P. 51 ' "tel that the Zamara 1 before the eye, enlivened by Elt„ieriety of "i'd nevi ' le y m '”, ' ,-; ~,. , , . all ,peel-' " Keepsake,
. eM.l.lllfett ly Dr s.,llCnet.er tn. their ,!heavy it, all
Was at anchor off the Garnett in the
l i nt
p. end be- and limas f r nnding deer, that defirs.deseription. " Rosette,
tied rases,. diet le- pleti;es himself to t et urn the tootle) .
ing unuble tit hold on, she was ace risLote, Hal- '1 iele no n
,at in the higher districts, we meet with The Jusettile Jem.
',ionised Oleo Is not p i l i ca \ l ‘ ocyl i . i I
1,,,,
Inured, l r * eiln, maple, .Cc., with a shrubbery til black- when the
Jl.ef matt
. d " cabmej
, cameo „err lost L ' s , a ' ' bets. n i sphe„y, thimble. emi,r, „est.., and „lioitel.. Sold by \l'm l ''' ' '''','''', ‘ eur '''` . . r 1 , c . „ Is '' e l 1 , 5 , u 1 ):
Love atat e n . T ie r ca pt a m WA/ reiiibinuei ut liie b ents : c l o d !teeth, ...i is get,e, a. . gela set .1 ..k.nellm 11 1. •
I ued every patch of epee ground richly , , , i ;; .
11. l'lllgt..ilrg.l 11111....C.1,11.
crew were tekert eft in the alt. noon. It is %el!, un. with het bag: of some description 'fire liigin•r i te
gßewaot , of an inntateon enlist.: tEts ' ,leol ' E Impro
t ertnln wI at pert of 11,e Cargo e el b e save d. Part'
{Mils, more difhcolt of 11....;:tit15,t,0fi1a11„iC,0.11,54,1tri11,e1),1:,
dinlls
- Smgar•Coated Pills," purportoig to be Patented
of the cargo was street. over the beach. The hettunl ,
t tares, lte astounding part
'ra'u
growth
P L.:11,1,r, and quality of grim. an
gut up
the
, p ,.. l . l ( ls rn a t i: i i , l . p retended potent
...ewv a . r ,T, . fuz nr i t i ` , s , ;
of the vessel itm gone, but the decks held tog,ethee at . give indicatierts of an excellent sail, doubtless enrich
to I t f c l , l , e .iia l l it e e t t . ..f i ti n ti g r or five q uirk, in
made his living by
last accounts. . \.l by time wells of the eternal mountains above, 1 1 I popular toeuednee. dec. 23.
—-- which this district is attached. - l
But I must hasten do an to the valley, not forgetting
to say, to my western emigrant buteer, that these
- - the rabbit upweid
•LDIT , RS
.1011 N J. MITCIIELL
WM. C. MEREDITH.
Moat N. Y. MYSTERY.—Two trunks, each con_
taining a dead body, were seized at N. York on Wed
nesday in 106th etreet, near the Harlem river. They
were taken to the station house, and the coroner sent
for to hold an inquest.
Mott as.L.tur Yon Ittimssn.—At the second mee
ting for the relief of Ireland, held in the Boston Odeon
on Monday evening, $351 were collected. Messrs.
Harden &Co contributed $5O. The meeting was ad
dressed by the Bev. Thorne, Spencer and other elo
quent reakers.
1/7Thc degree of the Legion of Honor has been
conferred by Louis Phillips upon the Mandarin who
concluded w:th the French Envoy the commercial
treaty bet% cen France and China.
,o; • it:,•(44.,K.:!0!. •
1
lliE MAGNEFIC TELEGRAPH.
We understand, says cite IVashinginn Union, 6,111
the line of telegraph from Philadelphia to New Yolk
(teo wire,) will probably be completed next week.
I But it a 11l scarcely Le in operation until a week or two
after. Experience proves, that wires recently put up
will break in defective places. and rennet he relied on
' 1
far sieaily wink, until II e) have an broken out.
KERR
mountains teem with game, from the ran...
to the lofty bounding elk. More upon this in another
number.
I must here close for to-day, not without saying. Or
egon abounds in singular extremes, furnishing, in my
humble opinion, some of the finest districts of country
on earth, but much more of little beauty or worth;
the largest growth of timber, while rse a whale, it is
aparcely timbered; little vat iety, and all of the eastern
portion of stunted growl'.
But of the Willamette anti Umpqua volley, a district
of country capable of sustaining well several millions
of inhabitants, it will be found, holds forth as many
and strong inducements to emigrants, either as to ag
riculture, herding, manufacturing. or fur commercial
purpoees, as any part of oar wide domain•
ELIJAH WHITE.
I W,tnn.erov, Dec. 18, 1845,
„4. „ *
THE Cost. or 30000 Gera Guilt Rena.
Jered Probable—His Attempted Suicide.—We
stated yesterday that the Hon. Rice Garland, one of
the J udges of the Supreme Coot t Louisiana,had been
charged with a serious crime. We learn from the
Picayune that no preliminary examination of the case
took place on the 10.,h inst., which lett no doubt that
he was guilty of forgery. The Picayune says:
Indeed, it was in testimony, that a. note for '6OOO
Was drawn over the signature of John McDonough—
, signature subscribed to a complimentary letter which
he sent to the Judge, accompanying a present of straw
berries or some other trifling gift—the writing shove
the signature having been extracted by some chemical
process. When the uuthenticitt of the note was dispu
ted, Mr. Smith called upon Judge Garland and inform.
oil him oldie fact.
After some words, the Judge, pretesting that the
note was a genuine 0110 refunded a large portion of the
money, and accompanied a friend of Mr. Smith's to
Mr. Mcfbinough'n home to have the matter explained.
Mr. McDonough testified that when he met Judge
i Garland be was h gird nod pale as death. He im•
ploredhim to 411,,, him and his. family from utter de•
sttoetion. Mr. MeD. stated that he was overcome by
the supplication of the Judge. aril gave his none for
the balance of the money obtained from tine sale of
the fin .5, note.
About tine time the court cammenceri its session,
Judge Garland attempted to commit suicide by jumping
nlptine steamboat Sultan into the river. He was res
cued by Capt. Wilson. of the steamer F. M. Siteck.
before drowning, and after a second time endeavui
ing to take his own life, wen cerried home in a state of
great exhaustion. A more terrible retribution newer
yet ~v, i te"i: an offender against the laws of the land.
Himself a high priest of the law, he has fallen under its
dreadful demonstrations.
A writ was issued for his wrest en the follow ing rimy,
but he had disappeared 0 101 could not be found in die
city.
wiND or THE WINTERS NIGHT.
Wind of the. Winter w Irene , come,' thou?
And whither oh! wltithrr, nrt %AI irdaring nowt
Sty!, sad is rhy corer on the desolste moor,
And mom riful,olr! mournful thy howl at the door.
S,.y, ',here haat thou born on thy cloud lined rat?
Say, 'Allot hest thou soon in thy roaming afar?
1% hat sorrow impel. thee, ilo.o boiairrou, blurt,
Thus to mourn and complain as thou j uurnryealllls,
''l . ,rheen whet... the an ,tr on the chill mountain Len
WonLl L.tve frozen the 1,1,4,1 in the rnd,l rest cheek;
end for many n di,nal an f de•rdate day,
No h. sin of the stn.st.t , o huh brightened my a. 33.
in i
rorne from Ow dreg wilorr the ,toent
utatli
Sror,id poi;
'1r ,, ./`. a I. 11fIlli , 11
1.1•111 4 11 m. in ihe dua.colorra .L
And 1 .n o . a It,:o se••ei nil tore liv thr *qv
Dot. n duw n, %.10: he , rte.. to a fI.10,11e.•
.krni I h,•:rrl zhe ltetrl creek h••r k , •el n• I
- 1,..d tile 11 el , of her •all dill the crack of her urs•t
..r.lO it .PllO, rnv n.,r I;i,r tl,n tr.plP,ll
At •!, .trurglc.l 104 the ..Or(
6, r rrirlter, I hos.l throug
rt•lbel.i of eji,grd 1.. r tr,
4)IT IN Mk( 1111.1,1 NI,III
Ot: rt..P, I cy ,
Fre •' s•nher'd rt13,. 1 ilYoll,lt3 me
t.
1 hp tee thnnr. ar, 31,14,1 trl.,
Tin :•t
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The orttons to t o t it te.
Nu•r rts•erti •nti f t—
The •.e4-t thir.gt tl, trAtttitt,:tert—
lLtt. ill the
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And oh , . S• see n
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•••nich 10, %;,,.,n• drp.:cci,
u. in ilre nicH.
When tl,4,llintnt me
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ot .m,:.• 1,4 an .r wnJ
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kNI)1(.‘1\1!IR (iiMPL‘INI
IV"Man's chief absorbing interest in life is attend
ing t the wants of the body. t his every man of ex
perie o
nce is e.ompelled to achnowledge, however desi• -
rous he mny be to lend his testimony to the fact of
higher and holier übj,icte, engaging the attention of the
mars.
The epitaph of most men might read—
"Ho was born. lie toiled and worried for food do
thing and equipage, besought the phantom happiness
I He died."
11, then, mankind will still persbo in attending chief.
ly bodily wants, all must admit that health should
claim their firm. attention.
To, •Il true enquit ern, therefore, of the way to re
gain, to preserve health, we would say with candor,
read the advertisement on the outside of thin day's pa
per. concerning that celebrated and truly valuable
medicine. Dr. Wistar'a Balsam of Wild Oherry.
decl9 ..
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,~
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Office of the Pittsburgh Morning Post
Tuesday, Dee. 23d
The weather wis a little more moderate yesterday.
The last cold snap came soddenly upon ua, and con
serptence,is nearly a total s uspension of business at the
river, and we, therefore, have but a few words to
Flour—Very little doing, the market quite bare; no
transnctions except — for the city consumption.
A3l - ies—Sales of 8 was of Scorching& $5 per cent
4 Mos.
Cheese-60 boxes of W. li. sold yesterday at 74
cash.
Batter—tio stale 4 wot thy of note; Roll sod Keg is
lirm at I o.lc.
CITY PILICES CIII1IIENT• MC. 23.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED LEERY AYTIRFOON•
Flour—From Storrs, • - - ss,one 5.25
Wagon, - . 4,754)4.874
Buckich rat—per 10011 , 3 . - 1,50 (31,62,1
Gams Meal— do chr - - 50 ea 62
Grain—Mout ik bush. - - 0,00 tie 80
Corn, 36 @ 42
•
01114, . - 36 Cu 44
Ilay—Loost• pion, - • 16,00 @lB.O
oil—Lin#eell, e gall. • • 68 4.'D 70
irhiskry—p call. • • --26 e 28
Potatoes—Neshannuck, ila bush. - - 31 41) 44
Salt-14 bbl. • - - - - 1.00 @1,06
Se ecia—FlKx , - - - • 1,00 e,1,12A
Timothy, 2,3744-x2,50
Closer, • • . 5,00 e 5,50
Lard—No I{a lb. - - - - 740 8
Hogs— T • lb (ay. wt )• 4 e, 5
I flacon—per lb. • Bea 0
I Chrese—per lb W It.• - . . 7 rib 8
•
1 Butter—Keg ma (101 l twr lb. . . 10kit 13
Resignation
To (he Mmorrati: citizen, of eke 51k Ward.
1 lie utiiimaigned, at the same time that thoy
feel
to their fellow citizen , , for the honor confer
red upon them by pleeire their name. before 'lie vo
torn of the Ward, for Joilre of Elortion and CuOnCll
men, Taal at Ilan 1,11110 time decline minding a pull.
as (hell hustricas (if elected) would not allow them 10
devote the time necr.+nurc for a faithful discharge ul
the &girl. JOHN lACKIN.
.1 V.VIES COCIIRAN,
A 110EVELER.
der23 134")
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI
To h rheld nt the Cllll . l , of St Clair and Liberty it• .
over TlrDwn & Reiter ' • D reg time. The "rat•bArgh
Inderentleht 11.1ternia Greens. " reaprctfully enntitirce
that iliev atl g I,e I ilt•ir annul 13, 11 ,t•DT.eisday, the
70,1, Doc., het, la ti T lm favdrisble attendance
tableh ihe eiti,•lls u t riiisbutith •ivi its vicinity hare
tre.toM Pit tl,i) Leret ,, fore Eisen by the
Glistens, erirour•ge them In believe thnt they •ill Ie•
crow a rill ire egoisby ns inv,,esWe, t,tnottliich as they
have MOP ,srrantteinents winch in their 1 - 9,0141 n
writ
W.A.' , it .41(! , Dlll O inns! .plead DI that his erer been
, t,..en by them in PitsSlDir,b.
'Ny1747101 1 AP , o IbeirTins.
Colic J. O'BRIEN.
Lt,.st M. cosNot.t.r.
ritAN(ls NI
J tMVS K
P TISI‘ h KI.FINAN
PETER
NFL ‘N\.
$i 601 c2-.1
No. 104 Market Street.
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND,
WM. H. RICHARDSON
Hal withdrawn from the firm of V. St W H. Rich
ardson, end commented business on his own account
kt No 104 :Market Street.between Third and Fourth,
:1TT1.... Lad le• aOw Sr4. -, 1,1 Pr•.ll,le , i in f:{Orri, , ..-- --- ,where he has for sale a fell assertment of Umbrellas,
splendid A linnet!! for 1846.
I Parasols, Parasoletta and Shade.. of the newest style
.ill 1,,..1 a .al. ..f tl.• I•il •n , l none teak. for !he ' ,
t....., o‘ oi Ihr. .111.1 l'!en Ch..,eil. rvonnyroc,ng ,rte Wed- : r ills: 1101 . 1)011t fir 1816 -A splendid Christmas, and best manufacture, at the loss eat market prices.
New Year and Il!rih I) to Plesents for 1346. l Cotten Umbrella , fair quality, 35 cents.
ne..111. e•-el.leg 14. i, :”.1 1.”.1 r... 11 .1111,X on l 1,11.1. 5
in.. da, anal e‘e ,, ll , C. In ,Itr• 1 n..., ~,,...1 , ,,,i ~1,., , fle The Diadem fur 1346- A beautiful Present suitable i Silk. do. do. $1,50
'he •ain!nci . by Me": s Chwel, N. C•rto hers, ~, %%,,,,,1 f‘i , 'all "ll•""• ! Other Gonda in proportion. You are respectfully
..re,t, ono*
5.1, The Snow! Flake fur 1316 - 1 G ft for Inaocence end , i n vited to Call .nri ..I.e thera
-1 i.• I honer ! a nd Snp.•er 1' stns ;In a .... me ..., .f,,,, B ea nty.c.iltr/1 ha T. S. Artieir. PliiisulefpAta. Der. 19. 1843 4m.
--.---------------_
_ _
m em ) 0 ,0 h e ~,,,,i, ~,,,,..3 web „,) ,),, )) ,„1,,,,, ~,„! I The Opel fat 1316--A pure Gift for tie Holy Days,
'; 4 6 CLEARING OUT SALE 46
••• at ll a• 1 1 r.r. 0%31 •,..,:e.l• .4 Ilte We...on. li, •!! 1-• I 'll.'" tl` . "In Keeton. ~ „ ~ . , ) ~ , , •T THE.
an 41:e cream.. 5,,,, in .t,44.,i,,,,, ~,,i pi, pa i,I :, t t . „. ' Tne Me, beer for 1.51 D-A comet. A nnuts,,,ote.. !
bra rro,n-r. ;li Rosen Flantlhoe. "DOWN TOWN" CASH HOUSE.
ih. ~., c so. retsea ills Ins tied its +ner, a n! ' The Amulet for 1316-1 hese. tfol Christmas ant I
m g, f e el ......••••1 !to Ell! A t!I 11.- c iod .cted on :he ' New leers Present sal h ..••1 dlirttratinn•, I N 10:, Cr I
a !,10 I .! to! 1 1 ., • !.! i n lon sod ntodor.ste.o l . I ire Lady . . Album f ..r 1846; a magnificent present . I
0ct1.2.3 ' il,” all I teallufla.
1 the lereet me not fur 1846. an Illuminated Gift; 1 . •
1 , ed ter .1 A 1i,,11.1.... 4ll,ll.aaaj
WHERE ARE YOU BOUND FOR. •"' TlierThrtstian's Annual („r 1046,1 Miscellany with I ' --- ' - .... ....• a..
2: :: . ;.; ;:.... 7 ... 1
T. , lAr flestr!r•o-nery E. , ,,, , ',antra: r I 11,,.. on' aot ,: Ino,o•ion.
kr• •I• D. eea,F. j A 61.rt1, r , * , o 11 , I.!fe ef our San innr, • tientsi ifol nren-1 1 7. .: ass spa ‘ '..:,,,„,, A p ri ,,,„,,„„„, - . 4 „,,
~., t., the !loc.+ and Psi met s , edit.sal by R. 11. Gil, sue' ~-s• tit - ,-isss.lli'cs....:.=.-,...„L'-‘ --55,.7",:g-7,
t '"
" "' ' .s __ -- .7. - ' - - -- ----l-" - '''
II ea...hold Verses; * he tutiful B sok, by Bernard l
, Barrows & Turner
flatten. PROPOSALS.
The 11 nciroll for Is t 6 or Aff.ctson . • Gift; a Christ- , i RE now closiee.. , ff at greatly [ educed prices their
tn., New Teats an I Both Day Prete! t. 'CA remaining ..iork nf - 1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
For •nle art ) low by C" ?'S ii• K‘Y• '! Lad , . sl pre.s Goods: December 6, 1815.
I DttoPosms will be teceived at this Department
`:' 2 r ""^ r " f W ''' l " 3.1 ~•• , Colored Revs and Twilled Cashmere..;
- - I 1 until 2 o'cluck (noon) of the 3.1 day of January
LONDON ANNUALS FOR 1846. . itict, slsler :Mena (le Lain,:
I . . , I next, 1346, for making the followittet alterations on
. 1,10()K Alpaca., lake-, black and olio!, glans at aCC.JER ! , i, ~ ,
11 4 11SliFICS IP.Z.A‘N ING ROOM SCRAI , o ne... t h e U . S. -town!. nteamer ..13,bb," now lay
hargaii!s;
I. tor 1841;
II Christmas and New Yeats , ling at Cincinneti, Ohio, and at which place the work
, Rolonelias, Lunettes, Sc;S2c; will be executed. Proposals to be addressed to the
Pis -yew. Its 1G 16. Case. New style prints, beautiful patterns; Secretary of the Tiensunr, and endorsed "Proeosula
!beta's So.,* .•i Bauty, for 1846, with beam,- ~ , .
lid y dim-led engin. ~I, from a.flo Ines by the first .1 r• ; ~. ,
ses s - ,l , ,ienertal variety and seasonable goods nt No.l
d , 19 i for altering the U. S. Revenue steamer "Bibb."
su .st t is....t si,
1 ---__-_—_ -_—_---- l Ti receive the vessel in the water at the port of
IN!, }' Karp by the C,ttolt. an of Blessiegton.
The take
. tor 1816, nnoli bea,rtituily finished Wills and Patties. I Cincinnati, Ohio, and remove the present machinery,
entries...es hum do. .into by the first Arlliti• ED- ! NATE {else nt No 46, n i nes pal terns 6 4 plain and : remain ruck disposition of the present boilers as may
erased mod, the •,,pi t I CILVIIdar.Ce. ,If Mr. Charle• v
Heath. Kdiled by t h e Car 1 0 of Illessington. V fieured Swiss musln.; 6-4 plaid and stn. be te epered-feini-bete the materials and construct-
Sys A l a Nluslitt•, magnifies patterns. ing a low pressure mat hie engine, with side wheels,
end s e f ,11 en. , far 1046-A Christina, New ' o , 8 a ;,,i, 5 .., a ,,,i B ~,,,,.. m ,gaifte.eat p a tterns 1 and all the necessary appeedages thereto, agreeable to
Year, end Duthie, Soonenir, wound in ilre most hilt- ,Swi•a, Book and Mull Muslin.llin great yntiety. I plans which will be exhibited upon application to Capt
zero style , and er n`ielltninnl with 12 splendid ilea
der
Barrows &Turner. I Howard, at Cincinnati, or in his absence, to the Chief
' tintionn. c on a tatinc of I lletrination• and hne steel en ---- - I Engineer of the vessel. The work to be executed
in the bent manner and to the full satisfaction of the
lgrs,ainge, by the fit at artists. Edited by 8.,..,,,!! , 100 Pieces Gent's Silk Handkerchief e. I
Coate., st v. For sale by I BARROWS AND TURNER I officer or officers who may be appointed by the Gov.
C, H. E 1 i, AV EI_ I. now in store, an extensive and beautiful ) ernment. to superintend it, and the hull arid machinery
CM' of Wood and 3 i .11.. sat iety of Gentlemen's Silk H a ndkerchief., I delivered to the said officers, fully completed in every
t -- yo re pti-iog the different new styles, ntid most debit a- I part t
cular. and in perfect working order. A general
IS II A 'IV LS : Sla A 1 ----- V L-S—!-- ;tile mittet its now in use- I plan of the alteratione will be furnished by the Guy-
ALEXANDER S.-. DAY. B
inter
Damask-Extra rich; et nment, and the Yanking drawings by the persons ta
king the connect.
So 75. Market t,N. IV Corner of the //sae:old, Extra Corals-Plain ground, beautiful;
i Twilled Spitalfield-very large; Should it be decided to apply a "cut-off," to the
, I'l f T2311U RGII , Sitichews of supetior quality; I machinery. the tight to use it will be paid fur by the
tLT Av E now open a loran assortment of Shawls, a• Bendentia and Printed Pongees in ;teat variety; I Government, when practicable, the materia) used in
i L.l move which may be found. Together with a full supply of I the construction of the Wheels, Paddles, Boxes,
Splendid I.lt eclat and Cashmere Long Shawls. G e ntlemen's Rich Satin Scarfs and Cravats; Guards. &c to be of iron and of such sizes and di•
' Ail wool do du Sqtiale Shawls, " Fancy and plaid silk Cravats mensions as shall be directed by the Superintendent.
Very superior French Terkeri do I All of which are offered at extraordinary low pri- The present boilers , are to be retained, and placed in
I Scotch sod English do do ices at the new cash house of such position as may be requited.
do I decl9 BARROWS & TURNER. Bidders will be required to specify for what gross
I Damask Silk and Wool
Black and mode embroidered Terkeri du ~ --- - --- • sum they will undertake to execute ihe wot k, they re
Super English and French Plain do ceiving the present machinery, and it is to be distinct
l Si O%V I S TII E 008 L "17 - T - 1 - I‘l H T. .
' Plaid Woolen Shawl. 3 4,4.4,64,8 4 and 10 4. I FOR ly understood that no exrra allowances of any nature
' Upwards of four hundred of the 'those She. I. here whatever will be admitted or allowed The work to
I
been receised from Boston, New Ye n and Pliiladel
phia, within the last month, whioh enables us to offer be executed and the vessel delivered to the proper
officer' on or before the Ist day of July next, 1846.
the most splendid assort vent in the city, and as many Bonds in the sum of twenty thousand dollars. with
,of them have been purchased riiy Law, at Auctiatt, three sufficient sureties fur the faithful execution of
we Ifs preps.tsl to sell them wbolesnle and retail Si the work will be reqeired , and the contractor will
lagreat reduction bon the erecting prices of the sea cause a general elevation of the machinery to be de
tain. The attention of purchasers is invited. posited with this Department upon the delivery of
der 22 ALEXANDER 82 DAY the vessel. R. J. \VALI:ER,
ciec9 2wd Secretary tif the Tiessure,
=ME=
as 311. 4IaZ 4111 E -1 - NIFI7I of
PYRA:IIII),INI)STE.I.3ISIIIP.
1 1 1 \h}.lr !.% r:
11' , ; r }lf: ,•••_,
cla: ti t. it k 1,1 It, 1,
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esc
‘••• thr.t i• a
FOK 111 C tUr TABI.F.•
T` drawing. of Flower..
1.0. an.i
ot unit r 16.0,14 t,
Po..v
it ucle• arum
ing..tige ul Flotv" ,11 ,
1010i-1001er.
'The Ta.k,
Iho
(;nay's Elegy.
I•oem..
Eliza Cook'.
l'oi•t. and Poetry of England,
linok of Common Prayer,
Pilgrim's Progress,
Scenes in the Life of our Saviour
JUVENILIt SIFTS.
A select assortment of beautiful boas for children,
too ninny to enumerate.
A very choice collection ,
BIBLaS•
Assorted sixes and richly bound•
Mao, sel ec t list of literary and religious works,
suitable for Gifts. For sale by
BOSWORTH & FORRESTRR,
deer 23 43 Market it.
MEETING.
Inventors, Arts and Sciences.
lllHEloventors and Patentees. ingenious and scien
tific citizens generally. of Pittsburgh and its vi
cinity, are respectfully invited to attend a public meet
ing at the MANSION HOUSE, Penn at., [formerly
Concert Hall.] on Saturday, January 24. 1846, to
deliberate on the means of diffusing usetul knowledge,
promoting useful Arts and beneficial Discoveries, and
to consider the expediency of organizing a local asso
ciation, auxiliary to the "National Aminciation of In
, ntorS," lately established in the city of New York—
he objects and ConstituEion of which will be laid be-
Fore the meeting.
Wm P Eichbaum, Henry McCarty,
Hugh Wigh , men, C Evans,
James Dunlop, John Fowler,
J W Weaver, John C Parry,
S 8 Bod. Jacob Straop,
S Courtney, . John Nichaloin,
Thos K Litch. Wm Eichhaum,
Wm Mc Hendry, Calvin Adam'.
Geo. R. Eiclibaum, 11 mNI Wright,
James Criswe.l, Jas Kerr, Architect,
Robert Donavan.
Pittsburgh. Dec 23,13 , 5zw I t.
5011 BOXES fredt M. R. Raisins, just received
WY and for sole by
MILLER & RICHETSON,
No 170 Liberty street,
Lectures on Electricity.
Eleciro Magnetism. Magneto and Theme Elec
tricity.
PROF. G. N. ROSS will deliver a course of Lec
tures on the above science at the Pltiio Gall on
Mondnv, "rUPAtiNV and Wednesday evenings. Prof.
N101517'3 Telegraph, the eighth wonder of the world,
will be exhibited and illustrated in erre, ation conveying
intelligence at the rate of 130,000 miles pet second arid
write the names of the audience across the room.
Also Cult's Submarine Battery, causing an actual
e x pludon of gunpowder by electricity, at a distance
of fifty feet (ruin the operator. The influence of elee
tries span the mine' al vegetable and animal king
dam, and the cause of the magnetism and dip of the
needle, aid of gr avitation and cohesive attraction will
be shown. A beautiful and expensive collection of
t a pparates, will be introduced fur experiments which
I tll .roe to amuse, as well as instruct.
Lectures to commence at 7 o'clo.:.k. Doors open at
tr l cluck. Tickets 125 cents.
tie-e131.2t.
For Christmas and New Year,
aubacrther has just opened n rp rn lid aatiort•
J- men; of Jewelry nod Fancy erticlea, ',maid.. for
g ft. for the IlolidtlY., to which he respectfully itivltioi
the attention of lit, customers, anti the public.
Among Ilia assortment nifty be found
(fold Pencils, • large stock and 5 great variety of
Trot ens.
Cord Casea, a general assortment.
\Volk Bones, of varioue deseript ions.
Silk end Velvet Bags.
Al.o, a general *seat tment of Jewelry, at Cl, es
(ill Lockets,
Bracelet..
Finger
•• Breast Pisa.
t• St title, S;c.,
Al•rt a largt• s•aortolettr of ritthlrens Toys, ,nui Fan
cy art it•lea too tonot-rt.ua In metal.) , Ail of sYhtch
hn ffttra at i her a h.tlitslit• or tetati,orton the most
t t ccomtboiati.e terms
ICS I EC Eli.' I at No '3lart.et 'tree:,
J
t /nem . I Iwv.l 6
or S me tit s, suitalo!r
and pktrt..e., 8:4 f Z or •.I,tl
EIICLuN KINSEY.
86 Varlet r•
r./ .rn
For Sale or Rant.
VALUABLE Dwelling House and Lot, situate
tt on Ross street, near the corner of Fifth street. I
The House is en excellent and commodious two story
Brick, with finished basement. all built of the hest
material and of the very best finish—contains nips
ionrooms with a finished garret. The Lot is '2O feet front
11 Ross street, by 70 feet in depth. The location
being near the New Court House, makes it a &sit
lable residence for the professional man, or man of
business. If not sold before the first of April, it will
!be for rent. Terms easy and title indisputable.
11.7 Enquire of Nlrs S•VAOL, on the premises, or
der
at this offiCe. fd*d
Penn Insurance Company.
A SIXTH Dividend of Ten per cm!. on all claims
Aagainst the Company, has been declst ed paya
ble on Tuesday, the 23d inst.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
Monday, the fifth day of January, 1846, between the
houts of 10 and 12 o'clock, A. M., at the office of the
Company, on Water street. J. FINNEY, Jr.,
die 22.3 t. Secretary.
11 niau•d
Tobacco.
0 7 KEGS No. 1 Six recd per air North Queen
and for sale by M. B. RH EY & CO.,
der 22 Ne 57 Water and 1118 Front etc
fi BOXES Cincinnati Starch, reed per tar North
Z./ Queen, and for sule by
WRAPPING PAPER—ICIO Reams Medium.
Crown and Tea W lapping, received end for
sale by M. D. RHEY & Co.,
deal Water street.
Sox Raisins
Zi'.III.7ISIN KIN•;11Y,
N 86 M 11101..trtYt
111. B. RHEY CO..
Water street
French Artificial !newel*
MRS. C. BICKLEY, No 38, DIAMOND ALLEY,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Miliners and La.
dies in general, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
City, that she has just received a lurge quantity of the
abovearticle,entirel, new and fresher= the East, corn
prising a great variety of splendid new patterns, or
Face Springs, out ride Bunches, and Ball and evening
head dresses, which will be open for sale on Monday
morning (this day,) at the lowest cash terms.
dec22-d3t
SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP, for
the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness. influenza.
tickling sensations of the tin out, whooping cough, &c.,
pronounced tribe the pleasantest and most efficacious
remedy now in use. Sellers' Imperial Cough Sytup
has given relief to hundreds who have used it, and
the proprietor is persuaded that it bee the power to
impart benefit that cannot be claimed fur the cough
mixtures in general use.
Most of the mixtures sold for coughs are composed
'of spirituous and inflammatory articles, which, while
:they give little relief, really do harm. The Imperial
Cough Syrup contains nu spirituous ingredient what•'
,ever, and may he used in all cases not requiring active
medical treatment. The Imperial Cough Syrup has
been used for the Inst six years by the most respectable
inhabitants of Pittsbnrgh and vicinity. Give it one
trial. P..epared and sold by
11. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood et.
Sold nl , O by here & Mohler, 147 Wood weer, L.
Wilcox, Jr., and 1V m. Thorn, Market street; Fess &
Cassell. Fifth Word, and H. P. Schwartz and J. Mit
e' ' Ilegheny city. dec'2o
Toys and Fancy Gobds for Christmas:
HAVE jost teedrived my stock for the Holidays'' l
direct from Germsny and Franco, by the late puck
eta from Havre and "liftmen, comprising a large and
splendid asSOltment, which I offer to City and country
'dealers at eastern prices, and a great many articles at
less than they can be bought for in Philadelphia and
New York, at wholesale and retail, at my store, No.
108 Marketstt eat, and at the corner of sth and :that . -
ket stn., 2d story, above W. K. I'. 'logos's People's
Cheap Dry Goods Store. C. Y EAGER,
dec2o 108 Marker s.
Sugars.
WIIITF: Havana Sugar in BnxeA;
White Brazil ditto in bbls,
In store and for sale by
J. Sr. J. WDFNITT,
4en 20 224 Liberty nt
Pittsburgh manufactured Tobacco.
2(1 KEGS Plug Tottec";
5 •• Ladies Twist, do;
10 '' Va. " do;
10 " Csv . d. 1. Limp, do;
In storo arid fur sale by
J. & J. AV DEVITT,
2:14 Liberty .t
Ground Spices.
11 ri C ANS Ground Pepp , t4
1,
10 Cans Gr.olod Cinnamon;
5 Cans Ground Aivice;
5 do do Closes;
In sture and for sale by
& J
der2o 224 Isihertyst
PHILADELPII I2 .
Eir3C - 7 ,aFirD (923 L?
Umbrella & Parasol Manufactory,
ANOTHER GRAND RUSH
GOLD PENCILS
AT BARRows & TURNER' S
ril HE
1 sto a.
h ho e eper ed o nes nwd
h s o e l a li r n e g n offt
s u to p p cl l o ie s d e
wil e l
flout meet with the last opportunity—as we do not in-1
tend to continue in the trade, thertiore those that we
have will lie disposed of and no more received.
The assortment is •first rate' trade tip of the differ.
ent sizes. suited to the wants of every person and, in
quality we warrant them (qua] to any in use.
Buyers at wholesale, may never again meet with
the lilies opportunity, the stuck will be disposed of in
lots to suit the customers. and at prices less than
can be purchased elsewhere.
Call and examine,
[.At No. 45. Market St.
BARROWS & TURNER.
F 3 nu %%lint to Iva elinse any bedsteas,tablea,chaire ,
Ineitlß , f , or nny thing else in the furnitute line,
%nu caw do better 'ben to call at the furniture ware
room of T YOUNG & CO,
Hand at, between Penn and Liberty.
-
Sofas.
A PAIR of plain tieat sofas Cli band and for sale
/IL at the Furniture Ware T
Room of
EI YOUNG & Co.
Hand at. between Liberty and Penn.
Dressing and Plain Bureaus.
IF you wont to get a good article cheap do not for
get to eall at the Fut niture NVLtte Room of
TB YOU GCo,
rn Li!,,tty vol Penn.
noo.l. 11-00 0. Ile
A I A RC; E lot ehirts,tu3eu rived burn the En.:
tin ;iv. Pittsburgh ClOthill2 SLOFC fSCor 3le wholesale
\V NI. B. AFF ER.
and r .t. 111
For Sale, and a good chance for a Bar
gain.
HOUSE and Luc en Sixth street. near Cherry
aAlley, l'inaborgh. Tho Lot is 26 feet 6 inches
front by 90 feet in depth, a very desirable location for
a private r esidence. Terms liberal and titSLIEle indispu
table. Inquire of W. 0. LE,
deela Smithfield at. near Fifth.
20 PS. Plaid Cloakin ,, s, new and Itetutifu
patterns, just recivedat No 42 Market st,cor
ner of Third, by A A MASON.
den 12
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
1 00 FS. Red, Yellow and White Flannels of
improved makes at Wholesale and Re
tail. at very low prices, by A A MASON.
dec 12 No 42 Market it.
BROCIIA SHAWLS.
SUPERIOR Brocha Shawls. just received,
(..P which will be sold very low, by
A A MASON,
N 042 Marltet st.
1 CASE FURNITURE PRINTS Selling at 61c. per
yard at A. A. MASON'S,
dec. 12 92 Market at.
Be Lainos.
020 i PS. fork and Light plaid de lains for chil
dren some as liw as 20c. per yard, For sales
at No 42 Market at. by
dec. 12
ALEY & SMITH have reitoved to their new
JJ %NIITCIIO I I`.., Noe 13 and 20 Wood street. (east
side) where they will be pleased t invite the attention
of their friends and dealers generally to et large and
-well selected assortment of Groceries and Pitoliargh
iVanuidctiires. novlo 3m
EIAGELLEY & srarra,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
H 3 At/ D 20 5V not STREET, PITTSBURGH•
SMITH, BAGALEY & CO., "•holesale Grocers
and Produce deafen, No 223 dlorket street, has
tween .sth and fith, North side, Philadelphia.
novlo-3'n
Burnt District Hotel.
SA AC :MURDOCK, formerly of the Uninn hmul
I
nn Water street, having been burnt out, has built
a hew and hand trtme Hoot.- expressly fur the worn•
modatinn of Travelers, nt the corner of Second and
Smithfield streets, which will be kno.vn as the Burnt
District Hotel.
He is now prepared to offer every accommodation,
and every comfort to the traveler at very moderato
charges. He is provided with ample and convenient
Stabling. deel2-Is.
- -
For Sale.
ITIIIATCOMMUditIUS3IIII Sillnte(111
JL re,itlence, on the elevated gr and fronting
the c.nrinlin Allegheny city, recently occupied by his
Excellency Ge‘ernor Shuck, and at present by Judge
Patton. The price will he miniernie and the terms of
payment as ensy es may be, desired. If not sold by
the lit of February, it will then be fur rent. Apply
to the subscriber at the 'Union Cotton Factiiry.
decl7-ifeLl W.B. COPELAND.
83 NIA RIM!' STREET 83
SEvr.Na Y-FIVE Brodie, Turkeni and Cashmere
Shawls, ne , received by express from New York,
this day (no‘" `-') B. F; CONSTABLE.
83 MARKET STREET 83
ALOT of Gen.lemen'4 fine Shirts and Drawers,
newest make; also, Gent. , . Merino under Shirts
and Drawers, just received and now opened.
B. is CONSTABLE.
rr 11E undersigned begs leave to say to his friends
J_ and the public generally. that he has removed
his office to Penn street, near the canal Midge, oppo
,ite the United Staten Hotel
ortlG
RUST received at the Three Big Doors, the leap
1111 est and best assortment of Shirts, ever offered
in the Pittsborgh market, which will be sold whole•
sale or retail on reasonable terms.
net2s. JOHN M'CLOSKEY.
111 IIF, subscriber wishes to rent or sell his Tavern
Stand in the borough of Beaver : sign of the
Pennsylvania How. The stand is - a good one. and
any pet son wishing to Purchase or rent will fiadit de
sirable. Terms ea‘y
rden's /Bering Shirts and Drawers.
PußcHAsEtis will find 91 Shea & Pennock's a.
full assortment of men's Merino drawers, and
double and singls breasted Merino .shots. Also, Cot
ton, do do bleached and unbleached.
Dec.
BLANKETS.
CASES No 3 (low priced) Economy Blankets
, Jost received and for :tale by
SHEA & PENNOCK.
narniture
PLALD CLOAKINGS
A. A. MASON,
Ilemoval
Alderman's Office
JAMES BLAKELY
For Rent or Sale
JOHN LIGHT.
Beaver Dec 3 1395. den. 5. tI.
N. B. For further i n formation enquire at this office
Allegheny Cemetery.
PERSONS desirous of purchasing lots in tbis Corr ,
etery me referred fur information to the Super
intendent on the grounds, or to E Thorn, Druggist, cor
ne of Penn and Hand streets, Pittsburgh.
By order of the Board, .1 CHISLETT ,
Soperintendsnt._
To Stone rii3Solll.
S
EAL ED proposals will be eceived at tbe office
of the Allegheny Cemetery, r or at the office of the
subscriber in Allegheny City, until the fireit day of
January. A. D., 1846, for erecting a stone wall on the
line of the Butler Road in front of said Cemetery.
Further particulars may be known by applying to the
subscriber. J. CHISLETT, Arct,
Office of the Allegheny Cemetery.
nov '29.1 m ------
Board Fencing.
SEALED proposal., will be received et the office of
the Allegheny Cemetery, or at the office of the
subscriber in Allegheny City. until the first day of Jan
miry, A. D. 184 G, for finding all materials and con
rti tit tine n board fet.ce of about Eisoo feet in length
nn s.titl Cemetery. Further particular+ may be known
by applying to the subscriber.
J. CHISLETT. Aret.
Office of 01 ,, Allogi.env Cemetery. imv29.lm
Ma t.% ! Miffs
NI-TIFFS! MUFFS MUFFS !!!—A
to
.g..L meat c.f nil kinds of Ladies' Muffs to be had at
H. Paulson's BAT AND CAP STORE, No. 73,
, hood st.. next door to the corner of Fourth street,
Lnx. Fitch, Gennett and Coney, both large and small.
Also,Fur Trimmings and Ladies' Fur Stocks.
n0v27.1m