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Oilti BIGLER, EDIIOR
H, IVEDNF,7SDA'f--, JANUARY 21
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PALMCR, Agent for country new6popers,
the Agont for the Pittsbureh Daily Slorning Post.
Weekly Mercury and Manufacturer , to receive
dvettisaments and sobacripTions, lle has offices in
Nem Yortsc, at the Coal Chli-.e,30 Ann street, (ad.
l oiningtbe Tribune Offiee.)
BOITON, No. V.!, Stwe Crcet.
P iiit&DELr LOA, Real Estate and Coal Office, 59
vine Erret.
P L•rlmo S E corner Baltimore and Calvert,t.
where our paper can be *Wen, and terms or wiverti
pf le
0:7 the letter of our Harrisbutgh correspondent
should have reached us yesterday. We tope that for
the future he will be careful to have his letters always
7 wily fot the earliest mail.
EtecTioN or CITT OFFlCEFM—TheCouncils met
in Cunvemion yesterday at the New Court noose, fur
the purpose of electing city officers for the ensuing
year. After the organisation of the Common Coun
cil, the President announced the following Standing
Committees:
Finance—Lnrenz. MT/mitt, Loomis, Whitney, J
IN Robertson, Stoner, Hamilton.
Water—Kincaid, Potter, Ogden, Kelly, Tindle'
Barnhill, Kerney.
Streets. Laughlin, Adams, Pennock, J
Scott, Neiper, Duncan.
Police—Kincaid, Adams, Loomis, Whitney, Pen
nock, Ackerman, ItrClelland.
Engines, Von Boahorat, Rowan,
Quinn, Jones, Smith, Stockton.
Claims, 4-e.—Von Bonhorat, NEDesi:t, Black,
Reinhart, Morrow, Bruce, English.
City Property—Alvin, Black, Laughlin, Hamil-
ton, Albree, Quinn, Stockton,
City Farm—M'Cmcken, Lowry, Rowan, Kelly,
A three, Wray, Kerney.
Aqueduct—McDevitt, Von Bonhorst, Hamilton,
Reinhart, J Scott.
Markets—Wilson, Lee, Jones, Got mm, M.,rrow.
Canal—Fulton, M'Cracken, Ackerman. Bruce,
Smith.
City Printing—Adam% Alpo, Gorman, Morrow
English.
Wooden Bui/diags—Laughlin, Wilson, .1 Scutt
Quinn. Barnhill.
Sanitary—Black, M'Uracken, Wray Barne•,Doug
las.
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Appeals—Rowan, M'llwaine, Whitney, Stocktor,
I W Robinson.
Gas LigAlias —Porter. Fulton, Douglass, A Scott, I
Glace".
Mos. Irtlarf—Ogdon, Adams, Gracey, Duncan.
Barnes.
Alle. " Lorenz, A Scott, M'Clelland.
Ortiianaccs—Loornit, Punter, Stotler, Hamilton,
The ceembets of the Select Council hen int ro
&mod. and both branches went into the election of
city officers, which resulted in the choice of the follow
ing pergola:
Tetenrer—Satn't R Johnson.
City B M Smith.
City Assessor—Thomas Perkins.
Street Commis' sioarr—Juhn M' llwaine.
Meal Master on Morsongalsela--Tho. Mcrad•
den.
do do Alleghtny—E W Conk.
Collector at Aqueduct—Henry Kinney.
City Gsager—Jas
Recording Regniotor--R. E. M . Gosson.
Assistant Regulators—William Bayne, C. Mc
Gamin.
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Sealer of Wrt amid Meoaxres—F A tivisrly
Weigh Master ae Hay Scales— P,ter ltweger.
do da Market—A M Hattopee.
Clerk of Market--Thos Hartley.
!Impactor of Salt—David H unter.
do Pot amid Pearl Arki.,llll
do Tobacco—Geo NV ikon.
Colirctors—lst Ward—William 'M'Cutchoon.
2d do John M'Kee.
3.4 do Thomas IF , iirrcan.
4 h do Richard Hope.
sth do John Lowry.
6th 8o Jared M. Brui.h.
Board Mearetrers--R Walker, Fleming Morro.,
Jobn Patterson,John Lightner, Audrey , Miii.•r, Row
an, bi'Clure. John Creighton.
The whigs baying a majorny in the Councils. they.
as s nutter of courre.elecied all their c,lticue nomi
nations but one On a few of the Ballo:5,111er.. iw..
or throe jumped over, but the ...tiff rumps - stood
Grre and voted according to the vie given by thc, lead
WHIG Gus7I,NATONIAL CARDInATIS —A Whi:
Cunven:i .n was called at Ineltaiinpolis on the
el le!, nominated for Governor Jureph G. Marshall.
!and for Lirut. G ,vernor G. S thth. It stems like
EXTISCIIOS Or APTIM/sosB7•—"l'er 'be 1, . S lost time for the Whigs to male a nomination. when
of sumnt
Gazette announced cone yetis ago that Antioissuinry "v . = ' '('S i l"
was "dead and effete, and kicked out of all decent
liaCiety." great was the indignation of the few rennin-
ing soldiers of the '.olel Guard." who remained faith•
ful to the "blessed spirit-" Mr Chandler was un
sparingly abused, end all sorts of vengeance was
denounced "leftist him and the masonic division of
1
the us.iversal wbig party. These threats, hfrever,
were mere froth and fury—those who made them N 0
fully incised the power to carry them out. Mt Chant!•
lees error consisted in his bring a little in advance!
of the age in hie •noosncement. Anfintasunry was
only in a decline., when be so triumphantly announced
its death and removal to Potter's field. Now, h o w.
ever, it is dead, and no mistake—it is no longer!
deemed necessary by the is big', to pay it any respect
even in name. Fur some time pest they have thought
it prudential to call themselves the "Antimasonic and
party;" but now, they will no longer pay anti
masonry the empty end equivocal honor of coupling
it with whiggery, and the opposition memlwrs in the
Legislature have bud a meeting to recommend the
ceiling of a "wino suite Convention." They no long
er .nd it necessary to pretend any respect for lb.
party which once COMMI/lide./ strength enough in
lei c "riniy Isania to elect • Gosernor.
And this is the last of Antirnasonry. indeed-. Since
the define' of Rimer, in 1818, it has, "dwindled,
peaked end pined," from day to day—we have seen its 1
sturdy and healthful proportieesdecline into a Irani
and hungry spectre, a mere shadow of its former self
—and now that miserable shadow has been whistled ,
away by the feeble breath of a wing minotity in the
legislature.
We wait with some interest to see whether the old
Antimasonie G tete will have any reproaches fat
those who have thus rudely blo•vn out the "Init.(' can
dle" of Antirnasonry. Notwithstanding the editor is
understood to have special p' rrnis-ion to advocate
Antimasorry , moderately, we cpsestion if 110 will raise
his voice against thin high-(ended proceeding of the
vt.higs. As for the rest of the Antimasom, though
they may bitterly feel the indignity pat upon them,
they will doubtless submit as all conquered coma u
nities b a se done before them. W bigger) has subdue
eel them for its own, and with bruised and broken spit.
its they :runt yield to th.tir fete,
I>.rus►trs MiiY LI& 2ln T lON bniOnNi — We lonmby.
nrione W FAN' Fn. Eett . register of .life for rhit t i the Newbutyport Herald of the l!th unt., that an•
arlelphia county, died on 11'4 Friday Taw,c,„ ' ,ill „ ow ernigretithief 7 part y wipntnre i be. the teave that place early next month.
be a grand iiciumLl , at flan 4.l.itirgh fur tills office.-- n oemgmig,,,,,r• •
ti" of • 1 .4 to
Ito this time G.Aternor hituok ha. been eintio-acqulin• The litig Henry a ill sail from this port, early in
id , the tinns,-,t.A.nt of .ome three or I Frfiritnte. for Criikimbilt riverlandi the Sandwich 1 -
(wit srplirants. rarh non curtain lAnds• A lady wilt) goes poseenger in the brig with
1 , 4 , 13 e •r w on, e a ha m' the intention of opening a school in the Wallawastte
jt I settiotnent, i. de.irova lif obtainin g a ochual library to
ennt , .• II" tofind 'nit ann c"ntri`ww" twilit her, aert in the molt itleof books which are
than nil!..rort tit.4r , all h. , t• 4nt I -find aids his spode gooosi amwng ti.,thesta cache ni doubt that her wishes
f 4 1 ,0iminat '4ll , htrac er. ; toil It.
Wine SCSPLIIII/ON BILIDGCS. —P ie ere pleased to
observe, in the Philadelphia Courier, an extended no
tice of the Suspension Aqueduct and Bridgo which
grace the rivers on either side of our smoky city, It
is a matter of just pride to Pittsburgh, that, despi
sing all the endeavor; of the prejudiced, all the efforts
of the interested, and all the fears of the nervous ene
mies of innovation, she boldly ventured to patronise
u man of science and genius, in hie efforts to introduce
en improvement of immense utility. To all but Mr
Rosta.teo, the scheme of a Wire Aqueduct, seemed
more or less experimental,--while many of those who
laid claim to superior scientific knowledge, and the
would be wise in ell departments, discountenanced
the plan, end predicted its entice failure. Under all
these cimurratanees of doubt and discournement,wa
repeat it is a matter of Untlfl3<ted pride to Pittsburih
era, that they stood forth and assisted Mr Roebling to
test his new and wonderful invention Nor is it alone
in the pride of susteining a new and great Improve
meat, and aiding a deserving ard skilful citizen,
through the difficulties which aiwsee attend the adop
tion of new inventioos, that our city has her reward—
The aqueduct has, an fur, proved:a source of profit,
and bids fair to reimburse the corporation for the mon
ey expended in its construe-ion in a much shorter time
than was anticipated.
If the project of a Suspension Bridge at the Falls
,of Niagara, mentioned by the Courier. should be Car.
tied out, of course Mr Roebling will be the prominent
bidder fur the contract. He has made his way against
impediments of the most rot midable character, and is
confessedly among the most accomplished and sauces*.
loteugineers in the country,at least in the department
of bridge-building. We congratulate him on his de
served success, end would hope thst his science, skill
end energy, will bring him such a recompense as they
deserve.
FULLY ARMED aso Equiretn —To cue we
should have war with Great Britsin or Mexico, the ar
my of Wisconsin i• prepared fin the field. The Col-
Inu ink Aintement of its number ard efl , fiprnentli io
sonde in the recent message of the Governor of that
ferritory.
"One Company of Infantry 80 mu.kett.
One dn. Dtagonn., 50 rands and Ifel)
One "citisens of G. eon Bay," 5U swords and 50 pis.
t 01.."
IViseonsin, a: least, is prepared for the contest
'The Philadelphia Sue, the organ of the Na
tives in that city, having accomplished all it can in
America is now devoting its attention to the reform
ing of political and religious abuses in Italy. It ha.
certain inform■tiun that there will he a Alittsolution
of the Papal States,' and that the spirit of Rongeism
which has effected ouch wonderful results in Germ*•
ny, will progress to Italy, and blow the Catholic
Church "sky high" in that courts'. The Shia is the
'Wnl - v paper that has the news," but of cour.e it. in.
formation can be relied cn, as in all such matters at
the one referreA to, it was never known to make •
I=l
Could not it erd the leaders of its patty, aid the
reuse very essentially by sending over it fear of the
noble !tau tots who rondeled their name• immortal by
burnin; the Churches in l'hilatielphiat
'LK ".111.1114 ST sT Cgt•—We :earn 'hot the 1.. , •g;11-
!liture New York ha. given millrace of its ittimaion
to modify and afornd ill, militia systrm of that star—
p n hi, ti•en porn t., t.,0, uct
•hecommittee on military effort tt input a ow for
the abolition of military parades: but to simply keep
I.p the system. by enrolment.
I We have no doubt but the people of Pennsylvania
would be gratified if our Legislature would follow this
example. Oor militia system as at present corned out
i• a diograr,,e to the state, and the annual recurrence of
our lrwinings' moot be painful to every eitiun w ho
prefers older and decency to turbulence. riot and bur
foonety. We believe that the system recommend,l
I by the New York Legislature is more practicable
th in any other that cook! be adopted in a time 0 1
prate.
iv , I" Matteterhneetts, loot year. snit tho racer.
; don of StArnlk County. n Lich merle no rev,' ne. t} ere
nem 15,5 , A births. 4.80 metriages, and 6,750
!llassiicl.utettt it a greet place for mans'
f.,eitne." •r.d ltcst of Rll, O.e ciiiten• do rut, require
ft Titriff to protect the production of the domestic sr
riele noticed above. the• ■re able to compete It itli
wish •nr foreign nation in the highly useful uttick ttf
Loilapre. U. , .11.• •1,tp1..d to•
.lave to d. e. h b..en th,lmtged. the (fraud Ju,y
hexing i6ttfer4l the Attl preferred stgßinst Islrn
If (ht. a - mature !tad kttled a Jog by Om saute means
be would have been punished al.verely under the
taw to prottct Dual , Amistata from cruel tram-
A Sal:Nitric Max.-A friend of the Boston Times
Inas at the thermometer to see when he ia norm. at
the barometer In see when it stoima, at the clock to
!we when he i. hungry, al the airnanne to see how old
! he'll', at tho moon to see when it is high tide, at the
star. to ascertain when hr i• in love. He ia a erten
taw-41as. at d adoroi every thing by rule, but his desd-
Ans. bit h he does'io 41., at att.
A Nrw CA;IIIPATi FOR Tilt. ritISInKNCT• — TbC
Noth.t!le t axi-Biomes and advocates the
claim• of the Hon .1 Ito J. Critthroirn. Senator tarn
Kentucky, an aea t Ailato for trim I'mthienty in 18 8.
SvicinE.—Mr. posed
muu i., ILeU S N. y. cUrnmi tied suicide it CtiHrles
ton, no Tuesday. ill , 9,11.
r7"A Musooc Lodge I been inittolltrd at Cor
pu.Clirioti. Li L.6inury, Mater, George 1V Fletcher
Air the t..hroniela of - January 15th, is
an article headed ..peritiedly Bitten," anti as this .r•
tick villifies and•repvesesits me, l must ask the favur
of a ..m.ll Toe., in roar columns for the vindication
(.f myself at-Atlie silence I teach. I can't condescend
to use the grow epithets and low scurrility of the
afi
tor of the Chronicle, it might Worms him but would
not snit me. I. pity Woefw hi. fo.disbness. but can
' not de-Arend to faros in despise him for his presomp-
I lion and volgari , y. fi t testa rv-nse can understand
imy rules. &c. All persons know that all mathemat•
ical deductions depend nn principkti, end thew) prim
tiplescan km minced to tides. blow it is tree that
certain members of the barmaid neither comprehend
120 r apply my soles. mu the N et won . tee to their
own nxn ea t ilse stupidity. nod not to the science. I
never take pay unto,. my pupils cal. sompre.bessi and
apply my rules. I shall remain in town • few days
longer.- PETER M. DESHOSG.
X 0.4 4-V...4tr*APt.V . 'flamtveLio,,lP'.,, ..•
TOR TK !POST
DEC D} Ott BITTEN.
C.Trespoadsau of the 'Morning Post'
Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. 16, 1846.
In the Senate yesterday the following resolutions
instructing our Senator s and requesting our Represen
tatives to oppose an alteration in the present Tariff,
passed the Senate unanimously.
[We published the resolutions in our Legislative
report of yesterday.]
In the House to dayresalutiOns in reference to the
Oregon question passed by a very decided vote. I
could not oblate a copy of them, and cannot therefore
speak particularly as t o the character of them. A
resolution was also adopted directing the officers to
close the Hall of the House of Representatives on the
Sabbath day. In the Senate, a similar resolution was
debated until the hour of adjournment- I presume it
will be adoyted. The right of way question is discus.
sed very freely, end I believe will receive the s , nation
of both branches of the Legislature, and become a
Pawn STASIITICI.....OWert W. Bnchanan, Dep
uty Sheriff of the Sing Sing Prison, N Y, publishes
the following statistics of that establishment:
No remaining in prinon Jan Ist, 1845,
No received during the year,
Discharged from prison by expiration of
sentence,
du do pardon,
Died,
Sent to Clinton Prison,
d 4 Lunatic Asylum,
(of atiom one was pardoned and included
above.)
Escaped,
Mules remainin,gJen 1, 1846
Females
prigon,inn 1 1843,
Received during the year 1845,
Total,
Discharged by expiration of sentence,
do pardon,
Remaining Jan. 1, 1846,
Twal mal•onn4lfoinalea remaining Jan
1,1846. 863
FROM MEXICO
We gyre some important details, in last evening's
Union, from the "New (Means Picayune," (via
Tompieo,) of the revolutionary movemeuts in Met
leo. We understand that there statements are sub.
stantially confirmed by the official accounts. A rumor
has gone lath in the streets of !Washington to day,
which these accounts do not confirm—vitt that blea
ted had declared war against the United States. War
may ensue, but it has not yet been declaim!. as fares
we bare been advised. bleak° may be mad enough
to resort to thiseitnemity, or to reject all our demand•
for justice. as they will probably be urged by Mr
Slidell. •rite r esult of such is course on her part may
'compel us to resort to MA decisite measures for oh-.
otinine josike.
We will net undertake to predict the result; but
Vlesico must he itifottint. d c *el. to resort
of p o J w y. v I, 1, aIII fall for some artiva
measures ori our pan to oht.ott the settlement of our
legiiiionte dom.. We shnll wait di.passioustely
but with no little impetienre. for the final result of
the c ontemplated negotiati m. The Sensor has yet
act on tile noirr.illAli , olT-111 all oroh.thility before
toy denouement ran take 'decent Mexico.
An ,ther rumor is a till int which we find endiorlied in
h•sirr from ‘Vorhing•on. of )esicr , lay, published in
lie it illim. , re Am, (lean."
'lt is said there at. itotootant news an the city (torn
llosico, to the effect that are Vont
between the :Mexican and FlVEleli goyernmont, fin
placing • comoitutiomil Lin; tll , Oll the Ittl,oo of .Mtn
if 0, 11,n41 changing the Me•tcan republic into • coast
tut ional moriatchy fur thst purpose—the Lirg to Ito a 1 ,
French prince I give the rumor for what it Is worth. I
It was ettrient last nt4ht Co, the Arc time. •nil has
oeen eh - rotated today in the hall. of Congress nod '
moor ilea .0,r...0ft...ie. alien
many, nnil 0 it repotted to linen its (Kirin in
.1.-,!,lrlre• received at the Department of Slate demi
11,31 Nlraicn Many here iegard it as more that.
Inca No. ittlwrt diacredu n entire!;. Stronger
i nt o, h t•e hapotenni:
11'e will not undertake to toy. there it nn truth in
t tbi• tunny, which is not altogether new; but evrtein
it is, that we are not isdriited of Cher being any four>.
llotion Car it In the tdificieldeaptatchts. Metico is op.
intttet,tly in a stein of tritn.innint; on.l it becomes the
(holed States to keep watch and ward .yet her retro
totion• as, well it the ntist.ensince of or own rights.
1%.14.1/1. Jaen'.
Aucrme Sstes Trertorist.
Sorer—New Orleans. 185 hiads ads, 98 sold, $6 55
essfuploo lb.. 4 nowt.
Sovir—New o.leans 100 hhds ad•, 6J sold $6 12
61106 1re711.10 lb*. 4 mns.
Wines-50 pipes 100 Id and 180 third and qr do
great
C V sly. 60 pipes Mill, 54461464c-27 half do
p on, It
are .SUIVJ rip y one acti , tainted 14 0 33 and qr do . $ 811114(11111ni • 6 m ;"'
soh 1...11 sill •t .cerely symrsthite, to announce the Philedripilite. Jou 17. 1046
.1.•••11 of Win. Thy ler, one of the representatives of . . Ashes--The rnstkrt remains dull at 3,50•3 62 for
Virginia in Congreiis. lie ha. been much western pots.
during the present 4.11•1 our hi. and Giend• Flour and Meal—The trierket for Omar throughout
'spin to entertain the i'.,n , leet hopes of his perfect the reeves. pail of the week has been in a very quiet
restortatnn a. betllll. He talked Nat evening of at. ; *tate; sales cf the first 3days were 2500 bblarteadiard
tending the De is to , 1•!: hot after tr. !night. he w.s , b r nosta at 5.375%5.311. and inn Wednesday anti Thur.
dieted with 410 , T1 , 111.4‘.•••tog i qin t .i.ims. and the pity- ..ley the prier ha. i , ng glen) way there was more of a
•ic•n (Di. 11:ill) s u s .P ., 1 ler—end he had srArc•ls ' •pecnlstrie i rgniiy o bier, re-u!ted in the Pall of 4000
rutrtl'd the room 'Adore Mr. Te3ler sae WA* mote,' ~ ran.l•nt including • omen lot of
• rmduloion , and in a m e.mont hr tirraWed his last.— filets - I).in« iv 5.50 and half bb!. 5.62 1.2 the pair
lCe (rare it to Mr. INJmgoole joutice, es he IStibsoqiiently • few daps later news from England via
hits feeling!) end el..q a oily done, to Ihe fine qualities j New, York, was recelved of no hat-finite character,
of the doe.-seed 11e se• deeply lured, respected. which uneettled the motive!, and no further tremor,
• clmited f.ir his ulotnie••nd his rill lie. V irgin• ; thins hare taken place. We quote the price °lsland
l ie could not have List a better son, nor his country a I srd brands nominal, st 5.25 but there is little disposi
purer pat. tot. I lion in either buyer or sellor to operate, until further
The floes. , of Representetives i m mediately adjourn sd•iresCOITIP to Mad: for City as a moderate amount
rJ on the annuncrtment of his death to-day; and the; of business was done, 5,2541550 for common •nd (nod
u•nal resolutions were ad..pted in boost of his teem- ietailing brsnils ma 5.74 for extra. Rye floor is
•wy. Craws, Jae 17. scarcely inquired fort: we notice smallsales at 4.121 s
41.2$ Corn meal—Transactions to thee:tent of 3000
bbls Pa at 3 53 1000 bblatt 5,36$ are reported. which
is a decline and 325 hods Romaywine, at prices not
public. Export of the last week 5126 bbls dour and
2460 hots Corn Meal.
Surar-4mmediately eller the close ~foor last week
ly report, hutdors ef New Orleans haring submitted
to a decline of ,Vd4 of a cent, there hes since been ,
a fair demand from the trade, the market closing with
more firmoesm transactions comprise about 1250 '
hods at pricer ranging at 566/1 eta for ordinary to
prime quality, on the usual terms and 72 bbds dam
aged sold by auction at $3 75056 15, in other kinds,
there are no sale* made public. Arrived 431 hhda.
Precisions--The market of allkimis continues very
inactive; we notice sales of'oo bbla mess pork at $l3,
25. Prime scares. Barf—mem kr ship suseestsrings
$8 . 5040410. Bacon—small sales of old barns at 641/
7e. Lard in limited at 154061 for Western and 9e fat
Jersey. Butter 'slower. with Neel sales of kegs at
11400. c, and roll at 15418. Cheese in moderate
demand at7f4963e.
•'A Big Batiarss.—The receipts of the liar of the
St Chivies Hotel. New Orleans, pay the expenses of
he entire csubli•htnent—bring in iho middle of the
rim , at the rata of owe hundred dollars an levity and
tram f in to right hundred duller, • day—so say. the
ly e Ju acit !where that vim, of the bars in our oi
ly produce quite ea much as that of the St Charles.
MUFFS AND TEA-PARTIES.
The St. Louis Reveille wilt the following laughs
ble 'tea party ineidem: Lott het meta are certainly
convenient at tea parties:
Standing one evening at the table of • fashionable
Tea- l'etty, got up in aid of some charitable illation
tion in our city. I we. gradually pushed along by the
fair guests and their beaux, until I found myeelfuppo•
site, got only a maenifieent cake, but a mnst bewitch.
tog pair ofeyes, I lOokriacrosa the cake and the owner
of these orbs at of at me a Bash, which I, is my mod
em admiration, was forced to dodge. Thesideal was
'given and the company attacked the good things with
vigor. bat as for myself, the bright eyed Wanly on the
opposite was food enough for me and I commenced fa
miliarising my own peepers with the glances of here.
She et first laughed, then rooted, and at length look.
ed angry. I drew eff my suryClanee and she looked
pleased; a gentleman of my acquaintance having ad
:dreamy' her familllarly, I seised on himend requested'
I an• intirthiction, he gramed it, and I bowed in lowly ,
homnge to the beauty. The pot. with her, resigned
the beauty to my care while he searched for her sister,
[that they might leave together, and I was left alone to
promenade in company with the bright eyes and their
owner.
1
'Alolar me to carry sour muff.' said I most petiole
sivaly,.thie room is so warm it must be an incumbrance.
no!' snit" she, in evident alarm, and biting her
pretty lip at the same time
'Why, thinks 1, 'she carnet suspect that I wish to
deal it,' and reanlveri to convince her of my honesty,
I reached for the muff and insisted upon carrying it.
11 hod hold of one sad and she the other, to which she
heir' moat tightly; hut my gallantry triumphed, -and
:pulling it from her, out dropped • slim ofponad
four doer% ewes, two jatetifet, and an orange! I
need not any I was horrified at the effect of my gallant I
leffort. I picked part of them app hurriedly, and hats
ded them and the mot to her. The perspiration was j
rolling down my free in OtVellllli,ond putting my hand 1
Mtn my coat pocket, I pulled out my linen cambric
handltereisief , went mu ef its white folds dropped /self
o eigickeaf Is my it of abstraction at the table, some
wag had carefelly rolled it up in my hankerchief, and
.
'placed it in my pocket. the cease of my fair partner's
confusion at the table was produced by think I had
'seen in her meif the Neel cake. She l.ugi hear
tily ai one ehteken, and we Pulteepii, agree d to keep
lquict about our plat pickings.
••••, •
inrA passenger on board the steamer Old Hick.
ory tells us that the life of Mr Clay, as well as that of
the other passengers, was in very great danger whilst
descending the Ohio. Tho boat had been so crippled
mato be unrnanngable, and crowded in amongst im
mense manors of ice, sho was floating nt the mercy of
'the current when she struck a dam and immediately
swung round. Spars were in an instant thrown out for
the purpose of protecting tho hull, but ouch was the
impetus of tho descending ice, that they were snapped
sa thriughthey had been but reeds. Every one expect
ed insta ut death, for no boat could have lived in those
water.. Fortunately at thismoment u gorge was form
ed a few hundred yards above and they were saved.—
Hick. Standard.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PREPARED AND CORRECTED EVERY AFTERNOON
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE FOR JANUARY•
F. Lorenz George Weymon M. Robertson
PORT OP PITTSBIIROIL
51 FEAT WATER tlr THt CHANNEL.
ARRIVED.
James Rosa, Stewart, Cincinnati;
Michigan, Boies, Beaver;
DEPARTED.
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Wisermsta, Grace, New Orleans'
Michigan, Boles, BeaveA
Harlem, Canithers, Wellsville.
g ar Those marked thus • are provided with Evans'
Safety Guard, a prevention for the explosionorboilens,
178
35
49
50
2
12 kris. 113 kegs toloucco, Atwood, Jones & Co;
400 hides, A Ruth; 201 bbls whiske". W Mitebeb
trwa, 4 bones sundries. W Compton; 75 bbls whis
key, J &J M . Desilt;Bo bbl. ro in, 10 do mackerel,
S ems! s fish, M t,eecb & C..; 10 hbls molasses, S
M'Clurkan, 5 bhls and bbls sugar, 53 and ; molar
ass, D Jenkins; 20 bbl. do John Lougherty; 97 sacks
oirn 256 hags oats. 8 bags barley. 33 bbls corn, J W
Raztor; 101 keg. butter, 2 bbls, 4 bags, 21 kegs but
t r, Banbridge•. Wilson & Co.
No roan Weft of Wheeling last night.
it commenced snowing last evening at dark, and
confaued net') about 9 u ch.ck, when it turned into*
driaingralaandsnow together, wind north west
It will be very divagreeable for out-door transactions
today—mote especially for the river men. The ropes
coveted whh sleet and ice, will not be very comfotta
bla.to handle aad will put a damper upon business at
lb@ riwr.
The weenier Bmnett, Capt Dean.leaves this morn.
log for St Louis find intermediate pm.. Cap' D. is
• gentleman in every sense of the word, and is wall
worthy of the pat roosts that is so bountifully bestow
u on him and his floating palate.
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5
7- 31
SUMMARY OF MARKETS.
Murcia, January IS, 1846
Ashes—The transactions In both descriptions are
confined to the supply of immediate wants, and forgoer
reported prices aro coot tailed .
Floor—fa anticipation of advices per steamer Hi
hernii. which was to leave Liverpool on the Sth inst
both purchasers and s•-llers evince a desire to await
the result, and the market is in c.msequence very quiet.
Genesee and Hichigtos can be bought at $58119115 87,
while the general price in small patcels from store is
$6. Sala of Ohio and St. Louis at $5 soess 75f
Sugars—With a [ !nod demand fur hoz sotto', sales
have been made of n few hundred hoses of Cubs
Drown at ei,at,--150 do do. 9c p 0.-150 do do,
for rii6ning.7/c 4f, 11).6 moo—New Orleans, old crop.
6.6}e—do i.ess crop. 64.61, lb. 6 mos. By •cic
lion. 25 boxes Havana, $7 5 0 • 1 1 1 0 --- 3 1 . 1,4
St Croix. 71c-6 do New Orleans. poor. at $5 30.
5 60 $1 100 lb., new etop-00 do do. $6 12 a $6 55
dii-73 a" do. 6 25 a 6 55 do do--100 boles 14•.
van• brown. 71 s sic p It,-10 du do white. $lO 30
per 100 lbs. 4 mos-48 libds New Orleans do. 6 40
6 50 per 100 lbs-40 do do, $5 20 a 5 95 du do--3
do do, $5 071 do dsc:9l do $6 024 • 6 60 per
100 lbs. according to quelit)-60 dodo, $6 05 a 6 124
tin.
Idolasae•--The market has been rather quiet for
diiiicriptions the past week Tim principal
salsa knee been he section, comprising 30 Owls Trin
if 34, 2-.2 4023 t Pgalloa. 6 ,nos —BO bhls Nee' 0. leans,
171027 iregailon. rash 50 hhda and 14 tierce* l'uno ,
Rico, new crop. `.:ll , a2sllcfrgalloo.
Provisions—A moderate Armand has been elm.
rietirei the past week, anii as4v have been made of
wrest, n mess Reef, $9 , e9 50frbbl, and • row bunch ed
tut et' is of tavern at s94Yblil, 4 mot—Dew Pork. clear,
sls—me.. 13 50. and prime $lO 504511401b1.-
11'ah few sales tit Butter and Cheese. cootitnse rot
mier repotted ram. Laotta in Dad demand at Silit
*link.
A■has—Tbe tranasetians are limited. Holders are
unwilling to sell es present prices,. or until they hear
from abroad.
Cotton—Sales yesterday of about 600 bales.
Flour and Grain—flour i. rather more firm, and
there is some inquiry for shipment. There were about
1000 barrels sold for shipment at 0.75. There is
farther inquiry this morning, but taut, 5,681 N offered.
Holders prefer waiting farther arcivals to selling be
low 0,75, and we d o ubt if much could be obtained at
that previous to the arrival (tithe steamer. In South
ern there is gorse inquiry. awl some sates makingat
$5.75 , 80,874 fur Georgetown and Brandywine.
All kinds of grain remain usekatiged in prices since
our last notice.
CITY PEONS 212121115 T. lAN. 21.
CEALTULLT CORRECTED EVERT APT EIUIOOII.
Ptour—Fron• Store, • • - 114,3740 4,50
Wag on - - • 4,250 074
bbockrol eot —per 10011 es - - 1.50 401.626
Corn Nat-40 do . - 50 062
Gnu's—Whom , " bosh. • - 0,00 GD 80
Colo, . 45 GI 50
Oats, •, - 34 036
KaY—lexous ft' ton. - 15,00 4016,0
Mt—Linseed, - 68 40 70
Wkiskei-16 1 gall. • - - •22fa 25
Po botties—Netinoeic, bosh. • - 31 41) 44
Suitt-4R bbl. • - - • 1.00 401,16
Sudo—Flax, - - • • 1,00 01,12/
Timothy, - - - - 2,37403,00
Chimer, 5,00 405,50
Lord--No t 41 1 lb. - • • - 7141 8
flogs—r R. (ay. lot ). • - 4e 5
lbscovs—per lb. - • • 7 0 8
Cktees--per lb WR. - • 740 8
Batter Yes Pod Roll per lb• 104 1 3
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BY virtue of certain writs of Venditioni Exports,
issued out of the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and
to me directed, will be eMpO3Cd to sale on the third
Monday of March heat, at the Court Housn in the
city of Pittsburgh, the following real property, to
All that certain parcel or tract of land lying and
bring in Butler county, Middleser, township, Penna ,
containing 292 acres and forty perches, on which is
erected, a three story Grist Mill, with two run of
etones, a farm house, two tenant houses, a stone
house, two farm barns, and about seventy acres of
land cleared and fenced, adjoining lands In the name of
William Roes, Martin Loam and Philip Pepper, com•
manly known by the name of the Glade Mill Tract.
Seized end taken in execution es the property of At---
thcr M'Gill, at the suit of William Holcombe, a citi
zen of the state of Ohio, for use of John Lyons
Also at same time and place, a certain tract orpar.
eel of land in Mercer county, Pa., containing one
hundred acres be the same morn or !Coo. adjoining
land of heird of John Hull, Hoagland, &c., and
also bounded by the Shenango Creek, and by theOlsio
State line—on which is erected a frame barn and lag
dwelling house, about seventy acres of load cleared
and fenced, be the same more or less, an orchard of
fruit trees, Sac. Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Samuel Stokely, at the suit of Samuel
Stambaugh. all which said property to be sold by
SAMUEL HAYS, Marshal,
NVesern Dist of Penna.
M•Rilfl/11:3 Orrice, Pitta'gh, Dec. 4th, 1845.
jan2l wit.
(Chronicle cor
Property for Sale.
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Holme's
, Hill. Pitt Township, within 121 feet of the city
.toe, (6th ward.) The Lot is fronting on Bedford st,
96 feet and running back, preserving an equal width.
142 feet, to the property of W. 3. TOTTEN.
The improvements consist or a neat Cottage House,
40 feet in front and 32 feet in depth, containing eight
roomsfinished in modern style, with all the necessary
out buildings—Cart lege Hnuse, Stable, a never fail• I
log well of water with a good pump, &c.
The above property is the most desirable place for
a private residence in the neighborhood of the city,
and will bit sold on very accommodating terms. The
ower witthes to dispose of it to order to enable him to
improve his property in the 'burnt district.' Title in.
disputable. Ewrire of
W. 0. LESLIE,
*action Sales.
BY JOHN D DAVIS, Auct bmeer, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets. At 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning, the 22nd instant, will be sold an extensive
invoice of flash seasonable dry goods, boots, shoes, fan•
0 3' any Us cutlery.
At 2 o'clock. P. M.—A quantity of new and second
hand boarabeld furniture, mantel clocks, carpeting,
rnauraarea, Etna large Whitney blankets, bed comforts
sad quilts, stoves, looking glasses, queensware, glass
ware, fancy soap, young hyson tea, loaf sugar and a
variety ofharlware, &c., &e.
At 64 o'clock—gold and silver watches. ren'y made
clothing. musical lnitromeets,and an invuicn of assort
ed dry grads and fancy articles. jan2l
READY MADE CLOTHING AT RUCTION.
AT " o'clock on Wednesday evening, the 2lst
inst., at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner
of Wond and Fifth streets will be sold an extensive
asannment of fine ready made cbAbing, anuong which
arr:
46 pair of wiper black Caney and striped cassimere
panioloorie;
_
15 sopetfine cloth dm. coats;
6 fine sack coats, quilted and tagged;
nurnerc s do with spoiling buttons;
80 " black satin and fancy visite.
36 fine muslin• shirts with linen bosoms,
'Mariners' do nett and canton flannel
drawers, satin stocks, limey scarf., shirt bosome,shirt
collars, together with &quantity of caps. boom oboes
Ste, Sc, JOHN D DAVL3. Amer.
jan2l
A SPLENDID ankle, jest waived and for ask
by EDGAR THORN,
jaa2l-y corsair a( Mad and Pm. w.
digi t TWO Brick Houma ia Allegheny City, near
116110 Arbockte's Comm Factory, (rooting on Ross
Alley. lois running throng% to Robinson street, with
ground in Wild on fllll4 smelt. For particulars en
quire MR. Williams, adjoining the promakels. The
to le is intik. potalsks. • jaall-lcas•
5n CUTS yellow and purple carpet chain; so do
u carpet rags in balls; 200 all sized wooden
boirlir, 400 dozen 8-10. 9-12, 10-14, and 10.14 win
dow/ sash and glide to suit if wanted, or by the box.
A small assortment of Dry Goods. Cheap and we
fni Family Medicines. School Ind Miscellaneous
Books. A !ergo supply of cheap and useful Temper
ance Hymns and other Books, and 10.000 Youth's
Temperance Advocates, Farmers' and Mechanic's,
The Cultivator, Temperance and German Almanacs,
for sale yes, low in any quantity to sob all classes.
ISAAC HARRIS, Agent
and Coat Merchant, No 0, Sth at
and paper rags bought.
j .41 6t
N. B. C•
GRAND WIRER,
At the Lidliyette AmesMy Reeves.
THE fifth of the series of these popular and ele
pot Soirees will be given•t Madame Blsique 'a
rooms. oa Friday evening, Ja o. 23d, to which Madame
B. re.pectfully invits the attentiun of her juvenile
friend. and patrons.
The room has bee's splendidly decotated and every
effort will be made to heighten the interest of the
jan2o44t
THE Mansion House formerly nceopied by it
Vl'm Peebles, known as the Bullock Pen
Property, situated in Peebles township, 61 mum east
of this city. on the Pittsburgh and Greensbuigh Turn•
pike, with fifty acres of good land; good stabling; a
fine smoke and spring house, and an excellent spring
of water.
Thls property is admirable for a Dairy, or would
suit a Butcher very well.
Persons wanting information will please call at the
.econd Toll Gate, where they will be directed to the
owner of the property. MARTHA PEEBLES.
Peebles tp. j ant'.o.4 Iw.
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ELME LEASES,
OF very superior torte, for sale at this Office
jao 20, 1848.
N. 0. Molasses.
147 BARRELS Floatation Molams, in prime
order, now landing from steamer N 6111303
and Putnam, for sale M B. RH F.Y &Co.
jare.lo 57 Water .treat.
.Lard.
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50111 k BARRELS and 40 kegs prime Leaf Lard,
MP' to store and for *ale by
IL B. RH EY & Co.
57 Waum street. _
New YORK, Jan. 16
20 BOXES 4s and 64 New Bedford Sperms
30 " best Cincionati star Candles;
10 " Adamantine for sale by
MILLER. dtRICKETSON,
140 Liberty at
Principe Cigars.
40 THOUSAND Principe Cigars, 't3teambaai
Mends,' fur sale by
MILLER & RICHETSON,
140 Liberty it.
Iliackarel and Herring.
Vbalf bb " Is No la
40
10 qr bbl. Mess
40 bbla gibbed Herring in store and for sok
MILLER & RICCETSON,
140 Liberty st.
1000 GALLONS bleeolid winter Sperm 01
1200 do uoblescled do do
in atom end for silt
MIL ER & RICKETSON,
No. 179 Liberty rt.
WINTER WHALE OIL
-00 GALLS winter Whale Oil, in store and
far sale low by
MILLER & RICRETSON,
129 Liberty*
PALM OIL.
1500 GALLS. Palm Oil. eabaml anti
for tale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
No 179 Liberty street.
alarshal's Sale.
y and charge this office.)
'Breed's Building,' 4th st. near Wood
!OR SALM,
Ter Salo.
!o= Rut,
Candles.
WINTER SPERM OIL
41- v...f.:*Z**-24142tios.9.4010.111eAsixopit`
PHILADELPHIA GROUND NUT CANDY.
THE only place where this article can be found in
the city is at the corner of Ytlth and Smith
field streets, where it is constantly kept on hand, to
gether with all kinds of Fruits and Pastry, an. Czo..,
el so superior Havana, and principe
CH ci-"arNECN.s.
-
G. S
ID RESTON'S pine concentrated entr-et of Lcmcn
-IL
fur flavoring sauces, pootry, jellies, at, for tale
B. A. FAH NESTOCK E. CO,
car 6th and Wond stn.
9 — .IHE subscriber is ranting out cavern! logo morns
—in his establishment with dean power. of low
r ates to good tenants. H H
jan 17
Ono Dollar ricaaril.
1100 ANA WAY from the subscriber, on or about the
ILtd3th inst., John Hamilton, known genornily by the
norno of Daddy Jim. Tho ;mid Hamilton in 16
yearn old; light completion; curly hair; smut built; and
when ho left, hod on his workinr , clothes. I forbid
all persons harboring or trusting 'him on my account.
The above reward will be paid fur his delivery in the
Pittsburgh Jail. ROBERT SHAW.
janl9-d3t.
JAMES S. CRAFT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, corner of Fourth and Wood strecto, above
Sibbetr. & Jones. Entrance on Fourth.
nov 14-d6m.
N. HOLMES & SON,
BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Bilis of Enchango.
CEaT 'MATES of deposit Bank notes end Spe
cie. Drafts and notes collected, and remittances
made to any part of the United States.
jan7-ly No. B 5 Market Street.
ItemovaL
BAGALEY & SMITH have removed to their new
warehouse, No 18 and 20 Wood street, (east
side) where they will be pleased to invite the attention
of their friends and dealers generally to a large and
well selected assortment of Groceries and Pittsburgh
Manufactures. novlo.3m
DAGALMIT a SMUT. M,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
18 •ND 20 WooD STUEST, PITTSI3Ur.OII.
SMITE -I, BAGALEY Sc CO., Wholesale Grocers
and Produce dealers, No 223 Market street, be
tween sth and Gth, North aide, Philadelphia.
novlo.3m
MITCHELL'S OUTLINE MAPS
MITCH ELL'S series of Outline Maps, for Schools
and Academies, consisting ()EN distinct Maps
on a large scale, and preparel on canvass, with a Key
of explanations, descriptions, lessons, &c. fur the
use of Teachers and pupils.
The above series of maps are now in use in nearly
every respectable School in New York, and the East
ern states.
Teachers are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine them.
For sale by
jail 7
In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny
County, of December Term,lB4s, No 35.
Thomas Aiken, for use of
Phineac Reynolds,
os
Jo}ce.
:r' January 17;1846, on motion of Mr.
• Lowrie, money considered in Court, and
Reeds Washington, Esq. appointed auditor to dis
tribute the money arising from Sheriff's Sale of De
fendant's property in this case.
From the Record,
GEO. R. RIDDLE, Pro.
Notice i► hereby given, that the auditor appointed
by the Court, to distribute the proceeds of the sale in
the above ease, will attend to the duties of his op.
poiatment, at the office of Mahon & Washington, on
the south sick of Wylie st„ one door from the corner
of sth at.. on the 24 day of February nett, at 3
clock. P. M. READE WASHINGTON.
isa2o-d6t Auditor.
iti ate Collet of Common Pleas of Allegheny
County, of December Term,lB37, No 249.
0 In the matter of the voluntary AD.
sigstmeatof Samuel P Darlington. ~.
Supplementary Account of ainhare,
Bowen and Etonian:dm Darlington, As.•
signeea of 8 P Darlington, filed.
And now to wit,January 17, 1846.
on motion of H S Magraw, Esqr, Attorney for As
signees, the Court appointed Andrew Barb), George
F Gillmore, aad Robert Robb, Esquires, to audit and
adjust said account and distribute the fund in the
hands of the assignees, to and among the creditors,
From the Record,
GEORGE R. RIDDLE. Pro.
The Auditors abase named, will meet for the per.
pows of their appointment, at the office of Gilimoro
& Perkins, on 4tb street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, on
Friday the 30th day of January, 1846, at 3 o'clock, P
11, of said day, when and where all persoas interes
ted can attend GEO F GILLMORE.
ilia 19. 1846-4 a.
MADERA WlNES...—Brice;
°livens & Co;
Sur;
Blackburn:
Landon particular.
A supply of the above fine brands in casks and bol
des. For Ws by the demijon, or down by
STERETT& CO.,
18 Market st.
MUFF. Gordon & Co's Blown;
.1.7 UuR," " Pale;
'haw Wine
Cortes'
For sale by the deraijoa or dozen. by
STBRETT & CO.,
18 Market at
LISBON WINES.—At wholesale or retail by
STERETT & CO.,
18 Market et.
WEFT AND DRY MALAGF. WINE, at whole.
1.. D sale or retail, by STERETT & CO.,
'an 19 No 18 Market at., 1 door above Front.
TENERIFFE WINES.
4T Wholesale or Retail by
STERETT & CO.,
janB 18 Market street, one door above Front
CALABRIA AND OPORTO WINES. at who
sale and retail, by STERETT & Co.
No 18. Market street,
janB ooe door above Front.
?art Wins.
HARRIS & SON, Port Wine; also,
Oki do very fine, pure juice
of the grape.
We respectfully direct attention to the abve assort.
went of Wines, as they comprise some of the finest
grades noir imported.
James Park, Jr. & Co
WHOLESALE Grocers, Importers of Tin Plate
and Queensware, and dealers in Copper and
Pittsburgh manufactured articles,Nos. 112 and 114
Second at., between Wood and mithfield otreets.
janl4-rtosl4 ly.
PIG LEAD.
1200 P j I n GS far sale by
MAY
Books
STORY of the Constitution;
Pycroft's Course Reading;
Brewster's Optics;
Nichol on the Solar System;
Herschel's Astronomy;
Vegitabb Physiology;
Combo's Physiology;
Constitution of Man;
Combo's Phrenology:
Newham's Animal Magnetism, For sale by
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER,
43 Market street
LITERARY EMPORIUM;
Religion in America, by Dr Baird;
Protestantism in Italy, .. .6
Mollies South Africa; at
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER.
43 Market at
TO LINTS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
S 3 MARKET STREET 83
11-4 tl2tvrt,doubleiVbeyßlan
r:tcva.:islyiliedem r plain . Fci:
low
do; best alio of Callan; at 6,i, 7, 9 & 12i its,
worth 9, 126 and 19,1 cents.
for; picccacfcolord Al:pacar, plain, Czorad, and'
plaid.
Itc::•,at prica3lowcr thin can bo h at any °that'
plain tvc of tho ractratainz
janl4
VU MAREET STREET 03
fah 671,9,Turleorri,Brocha and Thlbet;
Rcal WelsbFlannola. Dor:tootle do;
Cacll^-..;r0 ;7.lnuelio Detainee;
Dlacl: Alpaca, Lttetrec,:mti Orleans Cloth
Blade . and tr.tolo colored French l'Acrinooe;
B Z Conctablooirern tho abovo at prices very deet:
cable to thoco who been no completed their winter
purchases, in fact at far bzlosltho value. These goods"
aro of the :cane: purchases and bent laylca. janl4
Conarozzie=l . 1 1 .073-3 =d Amp:nat.
7DERSONS Pichi g to GT:lbzcribo fur the above Tea
/ uablo Pe L, till plecaz call at the Bookstore of
WM B. YIcCONLOUGE.
sth Stvnt Pittsburgh.
P. S. Pcraona at a diztanao may enema $3 to the
subscriber and their order chail bo attended to with
many thanks. W, B. McC.
jatil7dlw
IMPORTER AND 17 HOLE,3I.:LE DEALER,
TN fine Jewelry, Cutlery: silvar and German sitvet
Spectndca, gold and alive: Pencils, silver Thimblet
Scissorajcvecters, andr,,:m Sl:;penders, silk and
bead Purses, carpet Bad, "lieniery, children's Cloaks,
Beats Oil. Beef llrrrow, cs tib, cream and palm
&c, &c.
13:7Don't mistake the plena, NO. 32, MARKET
STREET, East side, between Third end Fouith sta.,
Simpsan's Reve. je.n 16
A GERMAN Gentleman just arrived from England
1 - 1: where he was three yearn Prof:sear cf the, Latin,
Greek and German languages, at a university college,
would be happy to re-erg:lgo in a public institution of'
with a few private families in Pittsburgh, or its vicinity.
He is highly qualified to teach German, French, Barran,
Latin, Gree.:, lieleraw,and any ether branch cf raern•
accomplishments. Being a native of irgeniels Prussia,
after having finished his studies (philolc--,leci and ori- -
ental, especially.) at the bent collegen-c.rcl univemitica
of Prussia, he applied hind...elf:l:re° years moors to the
oriental and modern languaLws in the ti-dverettv of Pa
ris, and travelled four years in Switzeriand and Italy.
H is method of teaching, selected from the beet
peen systems and founded on a lung ar.perienco Is cas! ; .-
, f.ir the studenn, and ectended with astealelaing sac
ems. Ho teaches any of the above languages through
the medium of German, French, English, Italian and
Latin, all of which ha speabs ticently and correctly.
Terms fur pricate_lerrons in town:
One pupil, Sl2 e quarter, in advance.
TWO " 10 " each "
Three " 3 " each "
—and co on, in proportion to the number of CLIC/1379v
Highest references will be g iven, for which apply to
Anthony Do Becton, Esq., D r MeMeal and F Kahl,
Esq, at W Martin & Co's. Further particulars may
bo had from P J Fender, at Mrs Douthitt's boarding
house, Fourth at, third house on the left above Smith
field, from 10 to 12, and from o to 4 o'clock,
jan 17 2w.
JOHN H MELLOR,
122 Wood street.
STERETT &Co.,
No 18, Market street.
one door above Front
D. L. CONSTABLE
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wanting to make this Journal as popular and valuable
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The Ist Serice commenced in July, 1818, and is
jury' completed with the 50th volume, embracing a
of 07 yearn craral with nearly a generation
covering a very important :retied in the hista.
of Science and the Arts of this country and the
world, and roust ever remain an important work of
rnference. The first number of the new Series is just
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amined by othersat my store,. It is hoped that many
new subscriptions mill be banded in by tho citizens
of Pittsburgh and vicinity. Subncriptioas received
std NC3. distributed by
W. W. WILSON,
Corner of 4th and Market ste., Pittsburgh.
13: An entire sett (50 vol.) of the let Series, on
hand and fur sale by W. IV. W.
jan 14
OLD WHISKEY
FEW bblss of pure Old Rye Whiskeyfroro 8 to
11 pears old on tap - and by tho battel for sale
by P. C. MARTIN,
janl3 60 Water street.
BRANDY GIN, &c.,
FEW half pipes of pure Cognise, and pale Bran
/11, dy of different brands, warranted pure; 2 half
pipes Holland Gin, fine flavor, 30 barrels rectified
Whiskey, a pure article; alto Scotch Whiskey, 3ta,
&o. on draught and for sale in T.:amities to snit.
For sale by P. C. MA.RTIN,
janl3 CO Water at,
PORT AND rtIEDICINE. WINES.
grcasks of port and r.ledinino :rims of safe,
4PJP nor flavor, part of winch is on draught, fur
sale in any quantity to suit by
P. C. MARTIN,
CO Water at.
STOUGHTON BITTERS and peppermint; cigars
and Tobacco alwayr or. band and for saki by
P. C. MARTIN,
iVator street.
CRUSHED SUGAR.
ALWAYS on hand and for salo by
P. C. MARTIN
60 Wator street.
PLAYING CARDS.
50 DOZ packs playing cards for vain by
P. C. MARTIN.
GO Warr:rat
WM. ALEXANDER ca SONS,
UNDERTAEERS,
No 30, adjoining the Excharigc Bard: cad opposite
the 2d Presbyterian Cl.l:2rth,Flfa z'aest.
THEYARE PREPARED TO
furnish COFFINS of all !liras
and sizes, of which they heap an •asaortment constantly
ready made to be had at all hour,. Funerals will be
attended on the shortest notice., c.nd every requisite
therefor furnished, if required.
PRIVATE Iltsmr.ccr, until 1.40 lat of April, San
dusky street near tho canal badge, Allegheny, where
orders will bo roceiccd,
=IS
Rev. Dr. Swill, Dr. Deynoltla, .
Rev. Dr. Herron, Dr. Spears.
Rev. Dr. 'Dunlap, Dr. Brook,
Rev. Mr. Lee, Dr. Courtney, Sharpsbg '
Rev. Mr. Murry, Shorpaburo,
Ree Mr. Williame.
To the Honorable the Judge:: of the Court of Gener
al Quarter Sessions of the Peace, sa and for tke
County of Allegheny.
The petition of Mrs Henrietta Hauptmana Ist Ward,
Pittsburgh, in the county afore:aid humbly showeth,
That your petitioner bath provided herself with mate
rials for the acco mmodation of travellers and others, et
her dwelling house in the city aforeaaid,and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to 7 - ant her a license
to keep a public house of entertniarneat. And your
petitioner, as in duty bound, will prey.
MRS HENRIETTA HAUPTMANN.
We, the subscribers, Citi:3:l3 of the lot Ward,
Pittsburgh, do certify, that the above petitioner, is
of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house room and convenleaces for the
accommodation of travelers end others, and that said
tavern is necessary.
Henry Landwehr,
W B Shafer,
James Cavanaugh,
Thomas Smithson.
Jamas Bryar,
G Mariett,
janl64Bov3t.
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janl 4.lmd&vr
Lonis Reinhard,
Ed Fenderich,
A Andrews,
G F Smithson,
P Walter,
James Clarke.