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PROCkEDINGS IN SELECT COUNCAr:s
March 9, 1846: .
Ztira Meettag--Present--41essre Asisons,:Kin
caid, Laughlin.lLee, Loomis Lorene, McCris&en,
McDevitt, Mcllwain, Porter, Loomis,
Von Bonisorst,
Wilson and President. .
Mt Lorenz presented a report from the Finance
r.oretnittee on the subjereof the revenue sod expendi•
,urea of the city lei the present year. Among others
they recommended Conneibt not to engage in any more'
new operation , or impruvemetite, unless the I, lends ufi
sech measures devise mean, fur paying the same,,
without resorting to the creation of new leans, and al
so !hut the Assessor of \Voter Rents be recommended'
tube enrelul to diiniminnie between the quantity oft
wutet used by nal ilAri establishments and assess accor- i
dingly, and that by so doing very little or none of the ,
ndditional water tax would fall upon the mere house-I
holder-the report was read and accepted and concur•.
red in by C. C.
He also presented an °elle:knee entitled .'an Ordi
noire re mi ng ite m eptintiens for the rent 11140," 1
which wins lead three times sod adopted, sent to C C I
and liv them :eased. ,
Mr. Porter presented a p•liiion from J. & C„k
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IrT"Ttle. Vlnotei y IZIGHT of N \ A y Bite "-We Beck, asking Councils to nethorize the City Solicitor I
to enter satisfaction on n judgement bond; given by
puLlish in another eel:tete of this paper the bill recent• them fur the proper repair of the oh: ArpteduCt; Which
ly paged by the Virgi n ia Legislature. It is now was read and referred to the City Solicitor, with
renderei cermin that if s• refuse the Baltimore and power to net, provided he finds the •tntement of pe-
Obie Railroad Compete tight el sy ay to Pitt-he/eh, titieners to be correct, Sent to C C, who concur
red in the rate truce. 1 Ctertnneti-Pr ter Nlilwiiiikie; 2 bbls b u tter, J C
the ,owl Will be c onstructed to Witte:line. That the Mr Porter prescient a petition frem Nancy Mc- Bidwell; 4 bbls lar.l oil, 4 I,m. bacon, F Sellers;
terminus of the ',ad 1.0 eny roue south of Pittsburel. Laughlin, B S Hancock, Ilene y Land iv her. Ira. 7ilriy, 44 cks bacon, H & P Gruff; 141
lath Lie ruinous to our slate, we think eatitiot be de. Jelin Haney and Elirebeth 55'ilson. fie n elinre of
~fed: our Washington county friend., therefore, Relief Fund-referred to the •'Relief Com." sent to aley & S•nitle 2,110 pea lek rel.. des Jeitiore 6 bids
C C who comelier& 'lsar, J G D. 5313; 3 end: 1,•,,.1 t .i:e•, J IV Butler & Bre;
( should n ow come 1W ,t11,1,a.d with one soice instrueil
He else presetitiet n petit' in from sentry citizens ,62 eke Interet, J Jer.lun; 23 Wel. -eget., Bagnley So
their members in the House to vote for the bill non 1 ~
3I 11111130 LS 13: OLI3IO Tote•-lty the reel) larTs lire grading Hat:Cock at, an d petting a sewer thete•
melding in that sad,. W e hove conyernd with
at _ . , smut.; 20 hhle molits,s, 7 Less itelze, tint leele,e,
a t; C,,,, n , c 1ic,,,.--11,f , ill, i e 1.,,,,,-a g•ispel inini-ter ' le - reed and rehm rem 1. , die coinimi tot` tie .Uses s. Th e crrmeri jrter.. a fie r na r ,l r . maer r „I ~,,, • .
P in " e • n " • te'ilson & Co; 2,750 pees lilk pert.; 10 tho hams. 111
sty of the citizens of star prol , er et.. cuter! and hat I n
„in,
nein, I . • • •,1 i , with itistruetions to tepert cost, Sent to Cl: told Ip it ted that they b e d agreed epee the telowiree The.
" '' t to J''" P"'"' • '" 1 " """ g '" " leccocc eilio,rieil in by lion,, lees leaf lard, ii W Jerk ern. 301 i se la Iran, 50 doz.
yet to meet the first
of alio is uttconditione Ily trt , Ili" ,t. c. et,. • b. tone their enetelment and dee tlri•
1 . • f
°•' 'i . a r, woe , of ter law Was. a", 4 Ilse 1.1, , t011 T11015,:lif , l r re • ' ion II
, o u l tie Pie•ole10 ~,,,l a cotntnUtncat Inn lion , R. N1.1,,,;,, n0 t re „„l n ti,,e b e se amen ded , to ree d 75 f e y' Icorn broom., [torte idge, Wilson C. Co.; 15 duz dr',
and to it; true, some of thernlin , e cart essed a b• ilefi that eirniigi,iiinie,niii ,
,liiiiii
iiii
rein,
in
marriage' I Riiiiiii., 1 ... , ,
nn
; he .01/I;,t trf the Tie n tribe Bridge I s i n ,
t - tiii,,,,:vsela,n,,,enele:phi,l.l:‘,g„,e;tfllewet,or•rinfg tllit,:serbrtrihn,cclihe.,,,tntnet,slit,,,,et i
(2 1 ),..r . Nlment: 16 sacks cotton pen, Atwood. Junes &
that the reed meat Milli:ill at C inn>, land 1 1 ie• Ina
ultra rasa do . , ~,
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r,..••• ..•el,, 1,, C . ••,..
yno it with 1•••1 strudel to r_ lill.t+Cll , lfl.ll , 1 1 box. 1) Lerch & Co; 5 kegs lard, Bagels, &
fused right r•I wae through Penns) O m ltie to the riser' I .•,,, arrhe time of the ~,,i , ... or the fins ~ „ it ., ~' Mt Lee pie-tented n report from the emnmittee unl i t, ete.,l„.„, ~, I „, 5 0 fret ahr ,„ ale F eet „,,,,,, r e • '
th, , entilert of the Steele, n line of Coal Smith; 601,61. pm is, It Datzell; 3ck a scorching', %V nt
be: a: Illr 'wee time freely doclarea ale efetence fet . sew
England to s ome tee .....hemni/.4t1t0. ol Innrri4en , ~,,,,,. 1,,,,,,,,, F,lOl rOOl Fulton I•lrr•ets, antis the fu' ante, • . Cully & Co; 2 bales trf leather, W& R Markey.
the Pittsburgh termititm, if ill" r°°l was t '''' "ad' they, 3 ,n3 110 i 101rned by magisti ales, ie by pet eons 'peel ills , lee trig re...twine, sir: Y.....-Mt ars Ackerman, Any,. Bernes.G amen, Cincinnati-Pr sir Ben Franklin; 102 bales cotton,
0162), ee pemeel let that puipese; ties (1111C1111wrIrrir 10.10. - 11.•.01,• , 1, that nor S- ruder and Repreneite• is eie s;inese, !tandem. J.mes,
tell Pennock. I
,I K m,„, r h e .d., 200 bbi,, med e,e, 5 F t e, „ re , s
e •
The road 'Air. :tee I c made to the ellteiliser-11,1 t.,,..
il . m.,, , ,ae , ii
~.„ , :' ••• the Legt•lshire, be 'reel...el to nig° the ',agog.. gem., Seirlden end Whit/ley-12 Nays-Messt • ,
t 1 Dr .rry.. et. ee test. mete a.r. lin ili o M'Clu r l,3l; &Cr; 14 I t hl. -.hiskey, Winans & Co; 12
bill above. retetted to lc:neves the oh? Cti .nable re
~,,;,,,,
~ ~ • , , .. , lit., ' tit a le, deleeetiog imam to the Ceureel• tit l'ills R ae n l O ll, 1101 1 . : 1,.. p ri ne 3 n. Krrlrr, Kerr .wy, Hones', ,
tt R me. , m arr i ag e L y n a eretgym et du. me tee .. I „I, , , t I•e r wol dote. nil. , the 1.300110•111 Irtir• uI 11.0.1•311, .100 Sc •11, Smith mid Stoner-10. Cr n- 110,14 hams, II & P Graff; 21 blids bacon, 51 . Gi1l S.
trictiorl , , kind if we again refuse the right ors , ey, i le.
ii.c. lin
niiiii...., Ka pp , ,, • ,' re •t • , -
r .110,11.... pre , en.• he ts, , - C.ICII street, I is' ei II Lim not Fult on titteel , ...' ee• red in lis s. c. 1111.1,61.1 d.
the co
aid will on • I llesoontibly accept the Vege m
,l ent .•,l It, tray; hit he to,tk no p.ltt nlt tteVer in the Tie r eport way ”ccepted re, .1 resolution adore ed - )1r 1te. ,, 1 ,,, 1. 0ft .,, . , 1 a rettelmilmn in4l,ne,inC the: il,mettseiltp.-Pr a t r C rl n sti e 20 Imees s h oes , R. ,
route, and aith Mi 11111. JCIO af 1,13,61.1 peeled toy
sact
of
.ot , „ ~ ,
t nturing, ine n.ntit.tge. Stet 1., t .C. and by them esteem...l in, re melee, of, di eels &.e.. turn. ~ into the t xpetii- :
, Teener & eel 11 pieces hl mms, Chord' & Ca toll.er§; I AUG ion Sales.
construct the toad nu Wheeling. Our SVU-Itiuglots ___ _ - _ NI, w i loon inc.toatid is., t o:tittyn. , cn the subj.,' .e•c• et a rving the minute taken WI the Rlr eet, in Or
neighbors should think of T his , end befere it 14 to, , Wlt , nos'e LIRE A <teen Joe sl-A few dev• age, t he sl t W a d M a rket 11,,,,..e_read st ,,l r eferred le ,I'r 11,0 the aim,. soy he s o ld, Read 3 tine, and . 10 Lee.. 3 Dtekey & Cu; 2 boxes, Atwood. Jones .i- 1 1111 t Y JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer, corner of Wood
I il' e ; 10 milt cer erring. I', Mlienne; 12 boxes, A i kir and Fifth street. At 10 o'clock on Thursday
late unite aeh the other count ie. el the , ent in ray,' tt en I , mats
la
eve, his 1,ii . ...4 a i•c•innl, a1i•••,,,-,I M iirket Committee. S.WI In C. C. who r , neer t, ,1 , olo t tled, c0ne ,,,,,,,t in k a c.
NI rlw m i. p r eaewo,l a h i tt „I -G a ,..it,•" 1., pub 1 NI r • Ilniniiio. olf,rts.f a r eedution giving certain ! n rre d ee ..r2 ( ewe, o !, , , ,1 e „,, , p„,i n d,„,,,,,. & C,,. , 5 hexer ,. I morning, the lthhin` h . will be s° l4 s • large•s' ^rimenl
or thli tar impertant meueute. It * et sesy true 01.11 a 1-1i , 1• . .f -esen shillings or rlOO3l 101 n Vortl lira. he ~. , of sees soteshle Dry Goods, among which ere aaperfinel
...wee rd.diretnres, &e -referred to Cuin,nitter en i 110/111H;111rns 10 Ha. ratt.l ettrnitti•setnere. reletke to the!
J '.1 , 1 White; 2 do, Wm ()req.; 2 ad, liaSs & Black; I sloths , co.simerei, Batt , calicoes, gingham.,
the failure to Ger'lll33 lire road 33 i;1 pr•trulial eticrrt 1r331 lessen nCLll.lomed to ray. On en o t o r jo 0,t4. , t,,d,,,-
~:at,a,
~,,,,
~,,, ,, ,,t,os. soot
tot: C. , 6,0[011 . 1.4 at 110•Cart31133.in. Read 3 limes end adopt- 1
..
150 boxes dry good., 11 P Geed - , 001 boxes glee., W !checks, tiekingq, nnusline, plain and figured Alpaccas,,
a s s p ro sperit., o f Pittsburgh,
end the ...est generrili, 0 , 1 'tenet hen !hot he he-I been nbl !gest to take up an Sir Etncati reeeentrel a bill o f Peter MeWilunm. t erl• eoecurteil in by s, r.
b'et it wit ! be nu :c., aiya•titto. to tit« mom to. itopi.' ad tit...it; q eerily of cleth for fo,,,i.hetl Coorcil,. So., oneetni $1,119, *bleb! Ile also offered • matte ion relative to the edit or , Kyle; '5O do, S Low & Co; 261,1 u, J Ritz, 18 bbls . rte pe de lein. eashmere d'angleterre, figured velretteerri
""Ices reed e nd R . e .414,11,,n t., pay llin • 3 ,11131, adopted. 1 111•• meseenze. el the cc. W }deb was read 3 11 ".". I whiskey . J Dick. blurt. soh, and figured silk vmeines, cent - made-6. bat
The re reimet upon the mum litielif the ctin•il, if we • '•" 12 '... ° eari•:'"eti the gentleman, "it c-1111.711re , .1) sent
int , is
~ lin
ei.nein , reil I Been-nem/it-Pr sir Nledium; 3 bxs 13 trunks, 2 i ni en li t7l, L r B e7i l d n , s
- an d 3 •10 / .101, anti teat to ti ( spoollrit i co linens. itan.4. s . l e tn . wig, handkerchiefs, pat•
l, >o se the ro ad a il:b,.. reduced mut-ea/entree Insleand ufi ha lf e s e er .g. th at ~U 1014 in , pt o menueed to gm .. ' m i . 1,,„..1,h r , pi ,•„,. nt ed ~ , e ,„,1,,,;,,,, 1 ,, ate h et tet • l 51, Quinn &f e w,' el e m ihrion gain; eartam instrite •
Has & Black; 12 bits, 4 bales, H& P Graff; ?. At 2 o 'cleelc, P. M-A large essotmetst of new and
course a dditional taxvion will he teadered neer..., : wei- trout fel your little boy from al/at remand of the flionno 517• Re to to his Bl a cksmith "hop whieh i Ito , ' to the remmttiee lett sticets V. hich eas tend 1 1 `'Ist
; I !is mdze, II F. English; sdo S Cuthb emaoo ; sdo I second hand loueeheld end kitchen furnitureta quanti.
cloth You made my coat 'rotn. I cannot concetee who w.,3 homed by the fire Int 7th were, en the mot toing
, 1 lime. and odepted.
to pay the interest epee our immense state riche! .
Robtnson & Halite 10 bin, 2 trunks, 2 bales, R D or of cbina, liverpool and stone granite sesteenswere,
I s hould rreetee more now, ns I am con. ineei 11... e.
- of the 9:h last-brad aid refer-Tel 1 o 111..! comtnetee I A leoulual.
The t a xes o f M e p eo ple are now sufficiently uner. ' I g . ..l::s ie ss a n:
1 e ;,, c , . 1 ) ),, r cordage, ligieu,,,mi,:insuftf,tectilue,r.tellartiod!lne,ac.ehmanytzg
cloeyri
on W•mden B.Jildittga. Sere ma C. C h. c •
, e ) este rit • 1 ..- Wilson; I box, 1 bale, J Cane; 1
ous--they are is) fact giesleu•ly huthersome. and es mil ite'le , , , tl nny in size since that pet het." red.
11.1nr .. .41 101 h 1 id4i; . ;,
i s r b t i o T ,
H 12 ,ff1. " / - 3
K l : nnt,dy;
any good citizen shoal , / fess', measures calculated L., • No. •ii, PM, thetailor, nil I.ll_ .111.11_1, the •,,,,T.,. a. Mr Veit Boelsosit pr....meet -an OA rliantr• toll‘r I , 1 Extra N'ertinf of Set et. tC 0 N ,1141 -Pretirlerit- ' 7 bits, 1 eke, 1 handle, 3 feting , mattresses, wilting de.ks, witllol l, blinds, &e
e ir e .ct a r eduction, But if Ave permit the easel and usua l , be. toe 11-tre 1•" y 13 *, gar I) glown that 1. ; !i" 0 11' 311!;111r to l o os F1.1". 1 1 1 for the ets>m , ot el Ote l rfleArra Alvin , Latighlin. I ~, amis s Lorenz, , .
Mee. rack. I trunks, W illiems & Steel, 8 ban, 1 crate. I bole, 1 AI 7 o'cleek. P. 51.-An epp‘ottment of floc Ctillery.
: g,4•1 and silver watches, musical instrnmente, 8 tiny
2.. •1,-01.• Le lee let " -lead (litre sass sad p assed,'
I I g en. McDevet, Potter, Hoene, Von Ilonhorst. Wilson, I buudle, sValtrous Sr. Kinhendeli; 4 base
tonnes° to be taken from our pilidic work,. by far- tau e miel a carceiy knew Id 1, " !Sell! 10 C C and bv them pass e d. ; W Kni g ht S ' etel 30 hoer clocks, ready nada clothing, fi ne shirt",
end Preselent.
, _. _- ___ -, co.; 2 be", 3 hales, D Even; 9 tem, 13 it.b.ot, pittlitit fa ev crevate, stocks, shirt collars, boots, shoes, caps
deg the Baltimme and Ohio Kahl Road centime) ie . „,, „ 1 Ile n 1.•• r eien. - el a 11.1010310 n t o pee J3r3rert MC : M, P oo , p resen ted it ) , eei m eine. viz:
iHE Y. •ito t.t it: Tt.i.eutt•rH -IVe are ;1031 to err 1 Her . ) $ y . ,, 1 , 2 it , ~,,,,.,,1 . ,,t . t . .,,, tt ~,,;;„„,. ;,, teh ,., l f t ,, {
' Rots . 6 kegs nails, J Dickey; 48 LW: flour, owner reel firney article.. merll.,
a Virginia terminus, it +s iii most p et iole liu mess , "Reset/red. that n •peetil connitt.. ems% ten; of , , ..., ' - - ,
1 1 his i r r ryr•ft ben d y to 7,0 into weer e'en. says the Wor• ' ilit , rily-,••, liiti, ,line, lllll 1.1,10i , (E•1. Steil tuC C ; 'quo GOll5 the seine end three firm the cant •nnn ' ""''''''
Miry to increase the,
but :liens of theip'e. 55 heti,- I , .r.
1 nester transcript. 1 lie title is now complete from amt them ado •' •reeneil he sprsomint In report nt neat trteellng ot - -
wioblog to commons . business ,. A L T 7 o'clock on Thuredsy evening, the 12th inst..]
sir they wW. submit to it is another arid a set) it'll-en:et I To P
i 11,,,i,..n, to .Vueltinglon, milli the rcception "I a' • owl' I) ' tn ''''" " I Mt L "' II " . 11 " t ' l°It ' :°. " itnne t " nells ■co otd•oettee fee tree better 111111'''''•1"" of i al the Commercial Aection Rooms, corner of
question. iheTr i rat tar. 11, digs, ',tech on the 28.1. ales , were 1 "tmelatertre”-schteh way read 3 times and adopted. /Bill F. subsestber being about to remove (torn the , • . . . •
1 elites. 'flee sde), the a ite" acre Mel scree. t o n tees 1.,,1 oars, weer this rt, taken up . when.
We now exit Irt every nese ail i 10, es 111. state- i . I amt messes Porter and Intent u pposteed on pert of .ll . city; a hi.lies to dispose of his stock of Grmteries. l ‘ A N ,. l 7: i i r , a ,: r t ea l r i. tr i t r a il o i 1 . ` t i h r e ee r al ' e '' S \ l . l i °e llia lt rn old iit ee bY hi o n rd a t ' d r ee ti r d i . b s el
'el the hoeses in Ode town from the Railroad tu dm M r Porter coffered the Isiloarn; alntna•itnent. ~I ii,r 1 a rra r ., e el --. e nt 0c r s yl e imemitteed In the adorn 'Store Fixtures, Sc. And also to rent fur the coming
who is devoted to Pittsburgh-wt uis nixie,. for the allenell Pittsburgh and Greensbirrgh Turnpike Roedl
I Centrist reel ire it bMng decided to lore.. the ttut. out a ll s l ier t h e wen d " t end. d." and lowmt - Ow !lion - nf ila. Fir•anittrinn'a.rYl nr opornlell messes. Rime , sear, the stand abas h he now occu pies. ies. The stock i I
r Company Stock. Alan for account • vatUtti it may
prosperity of tbe west to put his stmeldets to the . °tn. ' ' •• t i, m e re sed 1 .1,1, i d e lecting a W its S•t•pension . helot, Thiele arid MOl-13.11 nn their behalf. ~ ,,ra nl l, boding been reduced web a % iew terra' d s change .
(10.1 in the Exchange. elicit Is decidedle iter better ! cinettern 10 shares I :chang e Bank of Pittsburgh
wheel
u., one and all, In' up and deing. 1 , " 11.1,1 e.• from the jueclien of Thepwsee \N.') F" IMr V.. r Bonbons n resolution in author o t re sidettee. The stand has an eseellent ran of crIA IS, ' '
place, We shall now consider our cos a slice wile,. , -N este, ~r eeer• er a l eer m i tier i h a „,,,„„,,,, old J une , tr. th. Mayor to thew hi. warrant 11,11 a sum net es• , torn, aird may be to command a first rate country hu• i oc ma k , . 9. TerrEll ar e
par funds.
. --- - JOHN D. DAVIS, Aucer .
'le , . et , . le.. than eighty
hail,
•buye
in
a a:er mad., i c e d i ng one bemired ridisra, to lii.lia up nny dere 'sine's, beieg euntagerous to the market and same!
CITY CuCSCILA - 11 . 11 1 Tits P•r-T,Te BRIDGE. - ' one sreortd of Washington or Reston.
-: heere fin•sli,a i.ie ‘l,•n•rigaii , la in .trie "log e •pan . etenee in t he B o nds gi‘en If..r re) mew ot :at for De 'country taverns. Any one wishing g a
te embark in the
The proceeding.. of ;h e sin Conne6s, nn sluerles
' Jr
a; o r Arts.; -"lbe authorities of en leee• Fleece ere , * lee* then 750 feet long. earl Pa•.ime, the said riu ,,,,. E ac i o e H o u s e, which was rend 3 times and a•' helpmeet', may base a brag.. by apply immediately to
tetering, will be found in the Post of toeley. 'I he
have sated '20,01e francs to elect a ~ s t ale 01 Jsien of ' t•••er at ..,• F l lll •111'11 of rt.tt le , " if wee , y I , et I 4„„,,,1 s e ., ,„ , C. „,„,1 i„, i i,,,,,, ,„,,,.„,..,,,i in. wii ANDERSON,
Resolutions of Common Cour cii winenti ,, g to the I .b o y, u ~,,, 1, 1 a , te e o i a s t•i ; 11r0i alga a emends I The petition tel.iwrit the trade 44 (leant at. 111 5.11 NO 25 Liberty & 3 Ferry st.
A t ~-. The people ot Fr attee pteposes to ~ .etease the
erectitm of a Tri ie•rti. e Bridge, passed the Select ..'''''''' I h ' ." .. P ' '' ‘') .'''''°''. hrit ' P' n " ll ' '. ' ha" I c11.:3c1, ten feet, which in C. C., on lb. 9th Met, was re- Inert! Pittsburgh, Pa.
1 tee l e‘• , wi ha been 11111,11,1 al lite Uil ilt, .., , , , --
• ; 1 3•• notr.ireo t . eitt to , c. and 3t etre teem rot less Iles.. l eer ed to Commie eenri etreets was this day taken up
Council by a vote uf 10 te 3, This Is as it should; ae . Additional Sale of I:ll3usehold Furniture. I
I _ • ••,,,,..T.,.f.,, .a..,.., . ten feet stage of writer, is such .1.4 :
hope the Legislatere wi ll nee speedily pass the Lill, AI,N A, r.i...0 iir Al , Cr1,13.h.-A le-ly .1 l',” .. i 7 . ,: p, e ,n e , T i f . qt , iter cuiedtterriviten thereof intiefieitely
• WILL La lidded to the sale of Furniture at the I
m iv ee y et , led taro ex e mition weleste metered!, in
and we hope, bcf.it e the ch , se of arertierr yeas 1, *ee de ,,, ', It • i o
nes eider,' t et a eve t tisment of ••mon. i•• L, 1..-rrtor. with the eta les . ' in 111nd commeree ef se... ; Tn.* C left r of r. c returned the Ito...lett sti• on the Commercial Auction Rooms, emner iff Wood
the work progressing wish au energy (pest to it. re lose . ' in one ef the papers, returned home s e e
wins, and will promote the trade of our one stye I •101'.jr rt of the To rural, Brolge-c. c • not cares, "a., Fifth sta. at 2 o'cliyek, P 51, on Thursday, the
I "with part of Alleyheny re y. Nlenehester net the • t i er in the it mendtnent. 13th twit, n Ti tatty of Houseboid Furniture, nearly
importance to the people. : found it in be drawer or her work table.
• "eti l emit.• •hores et the 51241..nriitel• rivet." The I Nlr M'Devet reeved 'list this tosemil a dhere vi new. and is B''''' i P r '''''"' it). bel"n in g to a gentle
OrLP ISO or Tux CA N AL.-A letter erasion{ from'
I.
• The Demecrat• of New Murk sit}' , had an Innegu- , the ni . nen a in ;,„,-M,, a . ra A d,,,,,,,. 1 . ,,,,,,i a. m e th, .. r 10...,g, via : mnhogeny dressing bummus, enclosed
a Canal officer at Ileitis's, sbur.h.siates that the mate,' '' I se " a"3 "acs were " II " ""` i ''''''' "5 fullness, I , " their em -.l.rieet. w st, t t ast , et ,,,t e d-N„,,„ Nt e „,,„ man deelioing biewkeeprae, among which are the loi
slt • L ett - g ime, l e .imit. sl'Deeitt. Prete, Von Benheat,
• • • ration 8111 en the night of the 4th of Match. which Mellemn, Po t ter R ed l',•endent, 6-against ht-, semi p, red ,,,,, , 6-N,,,. \ 1 c ...," Alger , 1,„„„ e , me wash-stand, Yr oikstands, fancy and common chairs,
will be let into the Canal at that place, on 51onday, high awl low post t e nds, rocking chairs. leaking
w 1 eras a,tended b . ) ex P res ident Van Buren. Th e whole ' Me.er, Kin ca id , LariTlllrn. Lee, (emcee, 51eCrecken. cr ,„..1„,,.„ ; K oss ,. and Ne' l i se n, 5.
I I
Tuesday of next ace': Ole have also been informed' - U n man, Vim limiter, ,t nod Weten, C-l os t . Mt. ' g l a sses, narPeting• mstleesses. rnwer ,, .fiion. 2 owe , "
affair was .13pir ;led . .. , turtle and mites, fenders and ash boxes, baskets, astrat
thst the water wit be let into the IVestere Diy.s el, , Lauetihn e ith iti.w.
- lamps, (loess are, queensware, wheelbarrows., rub e
en Wednt slay next. Ti feileteing is the A c t 1 1,', I , 4 , L i i , v,, rt ,,,,,, 51r• Loomis ofr , red the flaw nrrien : ifilt.nt ,171. ,
; Erie ref...elf-ex Cuanl.-The stoci..l,l lyr. of t hi s
i•itTlii•mf at li•••il ann. .1 meet"; nn 110.121 Irr.l. re• b . 1,,,,, ,, & c. JOEIN D DAVIS,
- - I.2•gislaiste, at it, recoil! emesten in 'reference to the T 12.1. the rn s sa ge of lime Oct n • ey pea .Ing in .Fir
elected the Roar 4of Direct." A. o,e,tn.tiliilc4 I. yew ; msr 12 . A ummeeer.
DEATH OF June): CH/isle-Hen. Dudley Chars Bel9more and °hit) Rail ft mot Conapany;-Amerierre. ~ 1 - - goo , v o r e of ii" s r.."""" , " I` to ''''"`l'" Taird ' G en (Tharl... Isl Reed was telantm 'arty chess, l'imi- - An Ordinance,
Bind at his residence in Iliedelple Vt. on the 23d id. As Al. r
..wpir... . n . ar , t , ro
amen Liwry . , • C,1111.11 , fus the I...cues - 1 , 4 a War. Sonpunition Tro dt„,t. .
al I"' ..•p at i t te iirniv, Over the 51ensiegaliele and Allegheny Th.. B
„ ail
of D ,,,,,,,,„„ ha „ err ,,,;„ ac e r e, c r em e , IRANI:tr. APPReent•TIATIUSS /OR THE TE•n 1846.
}'abatery, aged 74 )card. Ile was Speaker of the Act entitle•l eAn act to atilltorios the Blitim ice and ..' BF. il erdetned asid enacied by the citizens of
rt•eis its t h e i r coWloence oi.poyite the city of l ira - '
fl.,
nal,.
ens itt
tit,
otttoo,t,
seat:
House of Representlt it,. from the year 1818 to, and • Oh
_ io•Rsilrea.l tompany to cren , plete their rend to the rhe,hh,
...Ld materially mv.i. ,,,. lb ,. r . 0 . 1 ,,,,, t) , o , t , c s”
er
rtaor,
t2,t0tt.0.., Line to Summit jooetiott
Pittsburgh, in Select and COminnn Council as.
I l
0.7, and "
,thee purposes ' passed Feb 19, 1315 '
including the lesSion of lEl'2. l ), eret etose an i.b.t”,..,,,, , , to ton flee navig Alen
_ .c . .' ,,,,,t;;g.;.;. sembh.,l and it is hereby ordaineet by the authority of
when he " 1 " eit ‘ ctt ''‘ l ' t . ( 1 - .) ,e ' r u se ' il 1... b 28, 1e46. ••,.f the ,nee 0 3,, f•rr t he re..•.ie dist in our n l iiilion i sitro „ r. ., Lot _ to 5,. .. C • t..tit.-ct It 8,11.
Itte same.
Senator in Cone - sea for sic :ream In 1818 , he seu• .
Be it en7-ted by the Gi turn! d. ,, aildji. The -the, elem.ien • I •sid Beier sheele he et lee. 100 '
11 •nser De I sien-J•Jil , 51,teitell . That the revenue for the year 1346, arising from
made Chief Justice for the Supreme Court. H. hell'.
so mesh of the thirteenth %Perron o f the a ct or the "jeer * hove the bed ..f emelt riser. and that "pan seer" 1. . ,...„, , h ter„iiii 1 ,.. ,•,,tit . t
_ ll ii 1,, ,,,,,,,i g ,.. taxes, 55 •i faze, Rents, Fines, Forfeitures, Licensee.
that office four year., and resigned it in 1821. At the nineteenth of February. 11igliteen horhiretl and fetry• •• I l e . 511.. g 1,01 3 , .l e mid he equal to that el the Mono, C o ri , I.' -A .1 e 3. Scat : . ~,,,1 ~t i w , l em e.l sour ces, tegreher mi2ll •11 tie) mo
eession of 13'4, lie was agnin elected to the l'. S Son- Ij , e• entitled" A. net le nuthertee the` B tlim.re nod • •• • cnbetl - or, tics, t h e yeas and nays were called.
C •n ri,nrrlstne-Tlromila NI. Sill, ton. Trey., n ivy in the Treater!. and net otherwise appro
. Oleo Rent ned Co mp an y IC , en7lll , le , 111,411 easel 10 the r ,r r 1 ~,,,,. ,I f e le,' -: -fer the , A rry, tment-Mes•t•. 1i ,,,,,,,,,11,,
_1).6„,i, rllatral, be ant the saint are hetehy epproeriated fur
ate, and !teeing served oat hi + time. he dech ilea a re., oh . ° , , , •
1 Ri ver an d f or other perpeses." us remtiree •lie ' %.13rn•, Loornlrrr Nlc Derrlt. 51climain. Porter and ie ., , i
,_ veaaa,ler. Newell. the purposes fellow toe, viz :
election, and retirol Gum pitinc lift- in 1810 - 11-
vat i comp.,: 10 nanin nn .i n r.r.erir; the ~4141 ,1 , 1 0 ,, 0• President, 6 -egain•t it -Me•ses. K•nee.d! 1 •••:• L'' , 1t u ,:i... ' ,.,,,:m,•,-..1). linies. M.lyOr, VOO
11•13.3 the brothel of Bi,lit• Clee•e, helm e t h e tomb duo 221 Nl"tel.• melee. , lieni and en , elet•racken. Rowan, Von lientiorst and II: then st I • r _ j, .se , ~ Clerk for Mayor, 300
, ,ffo e , .i.. I" fr'm' Ili , :t. =bad Pl.' the I , ' it"ln. I tli.t , 7-1.2. 1 .
NI, I, „,.,,, •hen offer...lllle f rl'outine smendm•nt- ' ten:‘,ll:.lr7n(r.r.'l",Mt;r's:rrhi'i.ll,:r.:;Wer'nl.,"Srlefti're"Ctir7)l."3.r7titlrsol3"ll::rre'nr * S r 78,1i,..7:1;11.. :AO
DREADFUL Errr-r. ~. TO i..ST.tRUI -Tile Nintoll, ,-..,1.,•1 and lb , ~roc i " I'"" I 'Y f l T' l . l r 3 ".3 the ." I 25D
.1:: •/: , ..dr , i Ih.l Ow e!evetton of It , •tinl I. tlge ' r,,,,,tu at thee o ...is e ndesitirlied, al ele tel 'II for elect. , I t h er f el “ter, Mnriong.theill,
COUrier of Saturday Si l erito.se .1)•: "IV c learn that Rireenpenv 5111111e1ebv allowe d ten years feeti Ihr. trete 61111
very respectable resit - feet of the sicinity of Notes Is 4 "Y (4. , m "r t .'' 'lg, '''''" I '''", •l ' T:i . an 3 ''," t ?'".` e " . '" " .1,411 6, ' , b" s'n''''''''w Ile' All' g t e•lo as tw'm the NI" , t he, ~ et ,,,,,,1 ,I ee re , r o ar , „,,„,ey, „ " Anegheny. 300
entoptete Drell" rell.ran,• to 10.• ettr, A deli, lie- of heel • fir ...tar arra p 1•••••,;: , 1 550
lend, (Curreuck soon().) N. C . • u'll' ed in oar cit !' ettoling 1.1 the terms and condeions d ol N l ‘ ll: e a l : ' l%. : n it • ' ,1 ' . , '4 ,1 ' e b. ,.. 1 ;2, ' ' f, ' ,. 1 t',,..1:,, d ,„ 1' ,L Led ...,i•', ‘ ,,:. " ;;„ n et . ' e s • '' cr,.. ' e l , hr. I , I “ ' t ' l l , Str eet conimi"i"n , •r.
.. i .,,,,,,, ,-„,„, 'do,. Itt•lnit.yh tit , r-t ,-, ..: ,,,, Cletk of the .51arket, 200
this morning, who sta••••••• that the efleCti of the late the nineteenth Of F..hronry. eighteen hundied um! es,- ae d ner s met ,. ee e. et eie l ee e ) the an in.. as a bove, and area ~, hid , a „, are rar e ) , ~1 eer , i r „, _,/,;,,,,,, O ne , Htio, c.,,,,,hi1 ,.... 4ho
*Loom eel° 'most - In this a ct-pros id, I the arnmeinierst aas low. 1 Ci,y Cot stebles (three) 900
tied the reinpany s'•all enter into the c elm's...thin of 1 li e t h,•n e ireree the rdlowing: li!, dri-d, 'flint lb ,
t . ,e cone. fie ply , . that 50 families were drowneil on (Amiss els oened, 400
i the es tenrien or ilwir s iii road, within three cause of i oeleyatien of the bridi,r over the Atte:de:my shell e qual
Notes Island, and 1,000 head of rattle destroy eil•-• are pae , , g „ or titis tic. _ i to tiny ever the Motiongebelar - lest -)••.“. Nles ~. Messengers of Ceunrils (two) 100
Reread tog Re=ams or. 250
The 'end fowl eaffeted most severely-a if 3 geese might I And be it furthi-r enabled, That with 11. , a scent . 1,,,,,,i5, Air Devitt, Mellgrmoi, Porter rin.l Pres elem. 5 Superietendent of 'Water Wm hs,
and agreement of the Wine:test, Sod Pot.imac RAI I. 1 •• ,,,,y..
be taken in almost any 10,nthy-som. kill e d, emet, Mes,rs Alum s, Kimmel, Lee, Lot el z., 51,. including A. , iotant Engineer,
read. the said Belt 'levee and 011ie Rail rend I 'mop inv. C r :. i se n, II ' ,s u n, V o olditiltorst and I% linott. 9.
BO much crippled as to be easily seiz,ell, being un sble l Assetar of %Voter Rent",
nre hereby permitted and alio ,se t to t imeliness, take'' "lie then mu, dto e mend, L.) inset , leg ••75 feet se A.,1301 01 Ci.y lanes,
to fly. I, and necept the W'i n el i esier mi l roomer Rad Read - hose the chimed of the 51,inungehele"-lost by ihr
lin petite ince of the seventh, eigleli ttieth• tenth., yarn° vote.
eleventh, and tssellth sections of the said act alb , lle tern moved 'liet the height of the span over
nineteenth of Faototty, eigh , ere 110114,1 , 1 and lont,• ;
tin, Allegin , ) LP CIS lee,”-lei,, Merlii's Aoliillll.l,o.
five, relating to the \V i.. these.: itiel Potote SC Rail. , rr .. 51, 1) r r ilt,l3Cll.• tine. l'ortet, tool Plettelen • , Ir.
rued.loo I N i) •, Meats. literati, Lee, 1.010 , 1., MCA:133'1334i,
And lie- if f urth•reoitted, Th it the taxing poem Ituwarl, V, ,, Bonhoret u ,,1 11 ilson, 7-1.0.
r es er ved i n the six•lt sequin of the said act of 0.. 1 'Mt. Pmter then mused "that it bent) (err-lust by
n ineteenth of Feb. o,F y eighlt•r•ll IV/1.1,110011 11411 O w .r.,/, “Ile.
fist-, Omit nut Le e , ....ttei.....1 Foil t and ottle.tt the nett Mt R i.tromito thrn otTettel the following: "Pr., hle.l
111C0.11e of the said Baltim ire and Visit 1 . 111!ft/d'i,,.i:' I ' ,1,-; said t•:,,“l,utt, ,ii“il 111 On a 12L. I nlet-ft, e ‘‘ 11i)
exceed .6x per centum per finnan'. , " the full and free navigutein of Millet of the rivrra irl.
'fills act lie in force fern the panreg thereof. •• a '2O foot 'drier. 01 ismer, with s te, i tnets w i h ,.. 0
. , t pipes are of 05 feet In 11 , •iglil 11110,1 the ,e a ter line.
Nine foils AND I,IYEHI , III. -The progress e t I elect, en mutton of 51r Ven Itueleird, ails arnernrl,l,
these Iwo Cit i,,, e o closely ...MI. - Tied VA' c.ittiroe,ce, ' i It ) pliiking all Out after the 1V,,11.1 ' Risers." .na
has been neatly pqri pasta from the outset: amendment as thus amended, teas adopted. Yeas,
Messrs Adams, ',units, 51cDevitt, Nis:Dwain, l'ot•
Year. New )mks Trur. Liverpool.
11,97 4.3122 17 00 5, 0 0 0 ' ter, Von Bonlioret and President, 7. Noy", Messrs.
1755 10.3111 1760 '26,000 liMmild, Lee, Lorene, 'McCracken, Rowan and NVil•
179!) 33.13 l 171111 5 1 1 , 000 Son. 11. The Tie-tion wts then taken on the odeptien
1800 60,489 18111 77 653 et the reeolutiens, na emended, end the l esoietries
1810 96,373 1811 r. t 4 3 71 1 wote atl ,, ple.l. Y, ~, 'Mos.,. Atinms, I.ee, 1,0,..1111•
1820 123,706 1821 11 8. 6. 1 e 1. , ,..`nz, 51cCiticken, Attie-vitt, 51,211, aim Res , Are
1330 202,589 1131 ire , le -, V et , It ee herst, :eel \Yds.:o, 10. Naas, Meats kite
18210 3 2.851. 1841 233,1103 . said, Porter and President, 3.
1845 371,223
These figures indicate that New Yorke has latterly !
gained pretty largely upon its competitor, in point or
popelation; though we compete the number of houses
erected anneully , a different inference would be drawn.
The Liverpool column incledes not only the house's
erected in dm city proper, but in the a hole borough,
comprising an errs of about eight square miles. The
population of the whole borough in 1841 sans 230,
cfbc IQiLZ ,ittorning post•
JOIIN BIGLER, EI)fTOR
PITTSBIJRCiH, THURSDAY, 111 A RCH 12. 1896
EV . V 13 PALAKR. Agent for c ounliN new.paper,
is the Agent for the Pittsburgh Dail) Morning Post.
and
. NVeteldy Mercury and Manufacturer, to receive
advertisements anisolirriptions. lie has offices in
New Yalta. at the Coal 0,E , e,30 Anil street, (ad•
joiningthe Tribune Oilier. )
flosroN, No. 12. State street.
PHlLsn[LrNts, Real Estate and Coal Office, 511
rine street.
lisurysonn, S corner Baltimore and Ca'vents'.
NIIOTE our paper call be. seen, and terms of adverti
sing !ensiled.
FUR CANAL COMMISSIONEn
WILLIAM B. FOSTER, JR,
OF BR 4DFO-RD 13.
NO SINECUar. —The mail contructo I on the route'
between Green Bay and Copper Hut bor ruth
er txtough job un his hand, Na carries the nutill,
each wily once a month, during thu winter, travelling
an foot. When he first took the contract, the mail
did not, Probably exceed a few pounds in weight
But the December mail wrighe.l 7a preit.ds, and that
for January over 100 11s whirl, the contracter
to' back" all the way to (isisiser li teJor, through u
gnaw-covered wilderness.
A pretty good story is told in the United Service
Journal of a poor sailor on board a veFttel, which had!
been wrecked, laden in part with casks of 6'1,8111,1h
doliat►. The crew were falcon off the wreck in boats
Aind just lorfore die laid boot punhed oil, a man was
tient back to use-et - brit+ it there might nut still he some
one left. On arriving on the main deck, where the!
esslca bad been left he found a fellow w ho had broken;
open wirers! of the reeeptocles of base lucre, and;
spread the contents thereof on a tablecloth on deck,'
in the midst of w hich he was seated, weapon in hand.
Being told that the ship was fast g ring to pieces, he
teplled,“The ship may go-1 have lived a poor ras
cal all my life, and lam resolved 1.1 die rich." Re•
stsoostrance was vain, and poor Jack, who preferred
'the &whole rich man to the life of a •'poor ralcal"
was left todie alone in his glory.
_
. The pPople of Portland, Ste., have had eighty eight
eleys of eleighing, with the prospect of half as Man 3
Mara
The Sonata of Louisiana bare &alga& Boston
Rouge, as thelutuna capital of the State. The low
er House has mad no dech,ion yet.
. larThere is an exceedingly eloquent tavern-keep
er et Jeekscm, N'lissi,sippi, Gen Makin. When - smiled
I'm-dinner he makes the following brio(' bat AOlll Stir
ring address:—
”ftraarre beef, roast mutton, roast tnrke,boiled hams
bailed mutton, McMekin'e docks, Philip's itutatoes.
s cori p3artly peas; rifler which comes old rishioned
pasek pies, batter milk, sweet milk, clurese,cruckers,
and eniesses• ernt,leenen don't neglect my liquors
Gentleman we are a great people!"
- • ,
- r .
•
• n 4,*
4,114 40 ,11 6 -;1, /4 4k.4.•444`
x ,
FROM THE IntAIIIIEVVe find in the Van Buren
(Ark.) lotelligeitett a leßerfrom one of the editors of
that paper, vbo...iccompanied Oov Butler and Col
Lew is, Constnissioners to treat with the Camariches;
The letter is dated ' , Head watets of the Trinity, 120
miles Southwest of Fort Ouachita, Texas, Jae; '20,"
and after describing some of the difficulties of the
journey, he says: t' We ate near a camp of Kickapoos,
seven lodges and about a day's r irle from a large band
of Wucoes. Some five or six Kickaprnrs are sitting
within Len steps of me, a, ugly a set of men as their
hunting grounds ere. They are very dirty and very
greedy. The Chief calls himself Te.cum-hee, and he
carries a mast savage looking warkstick. He say':
he plays poker with it. They arc holding a 'talk
I with Gay Butler." We hove only toom to add the
following extract from the kite!:
•'We shall pro!, 'lily be on the Clear Fork by the lust
of Jena:lrv. whither we have nut 'runners.' Coffee.
Warren and Vt vmen swell tort en their way. Coflire
and Warren nre the contractors TO supply our council
oiii, beef. They ate tube at the Comanche Peak on
the Nth inst.
, •W• have passed the main or principal Gemanche!
Peak, a large mountain standing alone, hare, anti sin
miles in circumference , It stancls on Ilte farther '
of the Trinity. The Peal; we now aim for is between
Cleat Fork and tha Brazos, high tip the Clear Fork:
aonnrpilutsnys•
"Gov. Butler is an excellent head of an exploring
party, and a first rate manager about tr camp. Hi
manner is often more brusque then necessary, but his
I heart is true as steel."
Houses Errcted.
Years. 'New Yogic. Bor. or Liverpool
.
1338 .741 - /052
1839 674 997
1840 850 : 1577
1841 971 1761
1842 912 2027
1842 - 1273 1390
1844 1210 2450
1845 3728
-Thike*traordinary increase in the oureber of build
ings erected in Liverpool, "has been the result„ says
the Liverpool Times, of the excellent regulation
which forbids living in cellars, and so fur it is a proof
of an improved mode of living rather than an increase
of the population; bit, even after every allowance
has been made for that circumstance, the increase is
surprising, and shows that Liverpool is still in the full
vigm of its growth."--Jstir. of Coot..
~ .
Present. Me,sts Ackerman, Barnhill, Bruce, (for
mail, Grace!„ Hamilton, Jones, K.mney, M'Clelland,
Mm tow, Neeper, Pennock, Quinn, Reinhart, Rob•
eitson, Andes. Scott. John Scott, Smith, Stockton,
Stoner, 1 iialle, Whitney, and Wray.
Mr l'ennock. President, pro tem, in the chair.
Mr Smith presented a petition, asking that part of ,
Walnut street be paved. Read and referred to the
committee on streets, dtc.
Mr Robertson presented a tietition from Clark &
CtUilefoll. Read and referred to the Rebel Commit
' tee. . .. ..
Mr Morrow preseated a petition relative to Fifth
street. - Read and referred to the Committee on ate ,
&c.
Mr Robertson from a special committee, reported a
draft of a bill for legislative actfen. relative to the
invention of flour, put, pearl and suds 8.1111511, and
black calls and seerchingsi read twice and laid over.
Mr Robert s moved to take up the ordinance entitled
i "an ordinance for the more efficient management 'of
the Water Works of the City of Pittsburgh,' which
was agreed to.
rh e .resolutien ()flared by Mr IVray,giring certain
instructionsto the Committee on Water was read a
t 3d time and laid upon the table. Mr darailton, of
leted another resolution of instructioo, which wan 40
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F.~~
Wia
COMMON COUNCIL.
Moao►r, March 9. 1846
1035109
• he tattle. The ordioantßionrino been read
tit ,'and the question beinil "shall the ordi
io(ince psis;' Mr Hamilton Aleite4 for klativas and
and the ordinance was4rjeried 1 1411 we
14 vote,•vitt Yeas. Messrs Barnhill, Dorman, Gra
3, 1111cClolinnd. Pennock, Reinhart , Robertson,
Sckton, Stotler, and Nays. hlessrs
Ackerman, Bruce, Hamilton, Jones. Kelly, Kenney,
Neeper,Q‘dno , Andw Scott, lno.Scott, Smith, Whit.
ney nod Wray-13.
Adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS IN COMMON COUNCIL
TUESDAY, Mulch 10, 11;46
Council met. Present—N,ezers Ackerman, Albree,
Berne., Barnhill, Douglai. Duncan, Gorman, Gracey,
II ntnilton. Jones, Kelly, Kerney. NlcClellitud, Brown.
NQeper,"Pennock, Quinn, Reinhart, J Scott, Smith,
Stockton, Stoner, Tindle, ‘Vltitney and President.
Mr Pennock, President. pro tern., in the choir.
The resolutions adopted by this Council on the 16th
of Feltro It y relative to n Tripannite Bi idge were re
to, ned by the IS c with the follownin: amendment made
by them bent evening, viz: . Provided, the said eleva
ii CM shall in no 0.. 'toll interfere with the full and free
ttavgation of either of the rivers" which amendment
was not concorted inland the original arnion of this coon
cil adhered to by the following vote r vit.:
Year, Ni C . A.CII Albree, Gorman, Grneey, donee.
31'Clelland, Pennock, Stockton. and ‘Vhitney, B.
Nayr, 31nnatnre Ackerman, Bernier, Barnhill, Drughis.
Donran, Kelly, Kenney. \lur rote, Neeprr, , Q. nintn•
it,intiart, inn Sc.itt, Smith, Stonier, and Tindall 13.
The resolutions were then rennin tied to the 3. c..
V 4 110 nniltrred to their orizninid firnioni, and n-ked a
irony'. of conference and appointed on their rut
Menotrtt Lontroi, and I.ntienr, r ani-tin-A in nod Slenn.,
Mot ney and Gomm., appointed on putt of Oil
Courril.
Two Sea Se, ren , Sere.—Toe g ob.tarn-e of the
fu'inuing uccuont el n.o tniinioer4 '
been be Past neel, at the nviteh of thi-11.-lit w ate.
bet% ern C'epe Henry and Caro Chsileg, or ‘s l is t '
caCedilic grownl, •• relno. , l to on t mtetdat
afternoon, by cwt. of the o bnetvets, Cap!. I
the scion/ore Ernpito, tcom Snow Iltd. Md., Mr.% to
thin city.
Curium I.ln gots wan at that ii.ne t o c h srg , ,if t h,.
n hel. when his vessel grated upon something. Much
hr .Eipposed to be A W. eCk, ffOln rho fact that n ,141 k
lookstig r i,..llll.lling at first glance It rusty 4p tr,
v.. 14 at the same woe seen to andiog 1,11 mod ntrl, -
hy the Ole soul above the rnitine. Soon, however.
it j
was ilisrov,rd to he • moving lowly, n tilt a beer{ and
motoll, niacin plainly marked by a reildiiih color along
the o r a b o ut the jaws, stud rho cnpmin, wnh much
alarm. concluded that be nag really and truly. in.itead
of going over a wreck. in contact 'A tub the old fellow
hiin•elf. th- real 'gen aarflent
After the schooner had ranged over him, It wits I.b•
nerved that there %et-POMO 111 company. 1 Ire one fit st
seen raised himself from the nit:yr some 10 or :0 feat,
and exhibited a body in length, as near as could he
ascertained. full sixty feet. About ten feet from the
head there commenced a swell as large as n barrel,
covrred at stated distance with nearly painted pro.
jections. and reached in length about ten feet, and titer
ended quite abruptly, when the body again assumed
re ii•golor form, which was, the captain thinks, about
the citclifetenee or a schooner's spit-,
'Hie full length of the serpent. or a hntever it may
hove been. was dodged to he some honored feet—it;
head small in proportion to its body. Tho wind be
ing light, the two were seen together, to leeward, for
full half an hour, seemingly amusing themselves by al
ternately rising , upon the surface; their heads, when•
ever above the w ater, were always observed to the
Eesst.
To this statement, substantially, C!
_apt. Lawson, IS
well as his hands, is ready to make tomb, as the op
portanilv presented glee .hem every chance to see,
judge, and mato c omparatively rAnrect estimates.—
Nro Haves Courier.
Dr Duncan's Expectorant Remedy-s-Consetap
line eltll be eared.—Mn briery Bowers, wife of Hen
ry Bowers, was for a length of time &Slimed with a
' Pulmonary complaint" which defied the united Skill
of several eminent.physiciansr . She hearing of the
"Expectorant Remedy; ' wan induced to give it a tri
al. Her symptoms were dimmer Phthisis Pulmonials
or Pulmonary consumption, via: a dry hacking cough,
pain in the breast and side; impaired appetite and
great thirst, hectic lever, and night sweats, with much
debility, and weakness. Bbe ishappy in saying that
after using three bottles she began login , hopes of a
speedy recovery; her strength gradually increased un
til Oh', had used three bottlesmnre, when she felt en
tit ely restored, it now being eight months since, and
uo
symptoms of the complaint appeuing.
Fur sale by W Jackson, corner of Wood sod Lib
erty en., Pittsburgh.
COMMERINAL
.n-MPAiED.AND •CWRiECTED SVIIBY AFTEititdOM
PI CV/BURGH BOARD OF TRADE.:
CoMMITTIM TOR MISCH.
J. Ma hall. R. Bell. I. M'illevitt
• POET OP PITTSBI7I3.OII.
9 ►IHT WATLR IN THI CHLNNLL ♦ND YAWN°
ARRIVED
Coos.ll, Bowman, Brownsville;
Michigan, fillies, Bettye!:
Allaquippa, Smith, Cincinnati:
Ben Franklin, - St Louis;
Medium, Bowman. Brownsville;
Franklin, - Mo Oity;
Adalaide, Shorts. (11,;
Monongahela, Stone, Gin.
DEPARTED.
Billow, Page, Gin;
Felix Grund y, Fowler. St Lutii,;
ileraid, Daw son, Cin;
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville,
Medium, Gregg, de;
Michigan, Boies, Beaver.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
No 2, interact no City Loans, •33,533 00
011 GO9 stock, 5.090,59
Certificates of Loan, 600,00 39,273,58
No 3—Pu minting
4 Engine and Dose Compa
ny and Duquesne Engine
Haase, 2,500,00
s—City Watch, 6,169,00 9,068,00
6—City Wier Wurks. amount
of espeme. 6 000 00
Extensitto of Pipes, 4.000.00 10,000,00
7—Repairing paved Cart %Veva, $3,000.00
s—Cleaning .. .. ' 1:,000.00
9—Redemption of Old Scrip, 100 90
10—Sanitary Committee; 200.00
I I—Cleaning Market 110u3e, 384.00
12—Monongahela Wharf, 500.00
13—Allegheny '!., 500 00
14—Contingent Fund.= 4,500,00
1176,700.58
Ordained and ennet,d Into law In Councils, thin 9th
day of March, A D, 1846.
JOSEPH PENNOCK,
President l'eu Tern, C C.
E J Roberli, CM( C C.
THOMAS I3AKEWELL, Pres SC.
Alrs Cl'k S C. marl I.
A N ORDINANCE to authorize the Mayor to is-
Pl. sue Bonds for the payment of the lot of ground
on which the Duquesne Engine House is erected.
BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the
Select and Common Councils of the city of Pittsburgh,
[hat the Mayor be and he hereby is instructed to is
sue the Bond or Bonds of the said city for the sum of
Fifteen hundred dollars, bearing six per cent interest,
and redeemable in ten years. froret.the 10th disi , of
March, 1846, which Bond or Bonds - were 'authorized
to be issued by Resolution of the 4th of April, 18461
in payment for Lot pmeinioed for use of Duquesne
Engine and Hose Company. The said Bond or
Bonds to be given to the Executor of the estate of
1 5 1 Hunter. deceased, upon the delivery to the Corn
rnittee of the Engines and Hose ola fee simple Deed
for the Lot above referred to.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils this
9th day of March, A. D. 1846.
JOSEPH PENNOCK,
President Pro. Tem. C. C.
E. J. R 01,61171, Cll. C. C.
THOMAS BAKEAVELL, Pre•. S. C.
A w.xl. Ditto.sa, Cll.B. C.
Aphasia* XI Bays,
NEY AT LAW
• „
. PITTSBURGHAP:Ar
•
COMMISIONER intake th*--p*fantecknowl
..'edismitot. of Deeds, Leases, Cnntradtss, Deposi•
tinns or other "takings, to be rechribettor dted in the .
stnte of IGlttuelty, Indiana and Tesaieseee. -
Office NoBo, Stusrt's 13 Aildings, Fourth street.
matl2 dly
F,ints - t.,
THE thirteenth intitalment on the stock of the com
party (being .$2,50 per abate( will be dee on Sat
urday. the 14th but. J. FINNEY, Jr.
murl2 d4t Secrete re.
Fenn Insnranco Company.
A .e.v enth dividend often per cent on ell the adjas
ted claims ngninst this company has been declar
ed pavoble on Monday next, the 18th inst.
J. FINNEY. Jr,
marl 2 d4t Secretary.
Per Wabash River Direct.
THE now and 3 plendid 7ktearner. NIL
WAUKIE, Charles I.: Clark, Master,
will leave for the above, and all inter
merliate ports, on Thur , day Morning, at 10 o'clock.—
For freight or padaage, apply on board nr to
mall• It. j NEWTON JONES. Aet.
HATS: BELTS!!
A SPRING FASHION. A
JUST received by exprers from New York, the
Spring SI)le of Hats. A 3 th r ote in Pant of a Neat
Soperiur Fashionable Hot. are respectfolly invited to
call. S NIOOIIE, 93 Wood at.,
m,ll ‘ls,:w 3 doors below Diamond Alley.
Dr. Wm. AL Wright, Dentist,
- T - cl-f- i' . : 0 . ,05 r e a nd R,stdence in Si Clair al.
A few d,91-5 below Liberty, near the
ExeltrinTr. 1 loiel. marll
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Auction Sa
B Y P. Ivr KE:N N A
tIT new Auction Store, No 114 Wood street.
3,1 dent from oth, to-mill row,"f hursday. March
12111, at 10 o'clock, A. Nl. a large variety of Dry
G0 , ..13, of newly every description..
At 2 o'clock. I'. M ,3111.C11,14, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, (*ember Beds and Bedding.
At 7 o'clock. plate evening, Gold 4' Silver Patent
Lever and other IVutrhes. Brno' Clocks, &e.
mot I I P. AVICENN A. Auctioneer.
BRITISII Es.nyi.rt.
Guitot on Civilizatian.
Carlyle's Hero Wervbir.
Bingham's Men of Science.
Encloetectin Americona.
For sale by
BOSIV ORTH Sr. FOR RESTER,
43 Market weer
lIBLWER'S Virc,llanics. •
Jahn Morton. by Mrs Sherwood.
Live and Let Live
Wonsan. an Enigma.
Cricket on the Hearth.
Tesso's lei resnlem Delivered.
of Flowers end Flowers of Poetry.
Rosa of Linden Castle.
Mr, Child's Loner.
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER.
43 Market at.
Franklin Medical College of Philadelphia.
/11HE first annual course of lectures in this insti
tution.will be opened of Monday. the twelfth
day ofOctober next (the second Monday in October.)
and s. be continited the end of the ensuing Feb-
rata Beck Goddard, 31, D.— Anatomy and lii.tol
op,
C C Van Wyek, Itt D.—Principles and practice
of suigery.
AferkdyiA Clymer, AI, D.—Principles and ['lattice.
or medicine.
Jahn Barclay Biddle, M D.--Matetin m—dioa and
David !hinter Tire.r.:er M. D.—Obstetticks and
women and children.
Levin S JJ . vnes, M. D.—Pnisiology and I,lnl med
wine.
James Rogers, M. D.—General and organic
chrmistry.
John Bev clay Biddle. M. D.—Dean of the (soul
Joserk Leil g. M. D.—Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Fraiikhn Medical College MAI incorporated in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by tin act approved
'Bib January 1816, and is authorised by section third
of its chartet, "to grant the degree of Doctor of Medi
cine to any sini.h persons as shall possess the qualifies
lions now ustsilly required of csndidates iu other
Medical Colleges in thin state."
1200
400
75 $7,175,00
FEES,
For each course of lectures, $l5 00
Marticulation fee, to be paid once only, 5 00
Diploma fee, 10 00
Additional information respecting the course of in
struction, or other matters connected with the Facll
ty, can be obtained upon application. personally, or by
letter, to J B BIDDLE. M. D.
Dean of the Faculty, N E corner of Quince and
S rocs, street, Philadelphia. marl 1 d6m
Pittsburgh Navigation and Firo Insu
rance Company.
Office, No. 21, MARKET STREET.
TII E Citizens of Pittsburgh continue to be offered
1 on opportunity to effect insurance upon their prop
erty, by a Domestic Institution, located among them
selves, based Domestic Capital, end conducted
by Directors, in whose prudence, integrity and good
(sub; hey can readily ascertain, whether they may
repose that undo. hied confidence and security, which
should ever attend on insurance transaction.
To persons chose property has, already, been
damaged, or destroyed, by Fireor Water, the advan
rage uf personally adjusting aloss with an institution,
AT HoNe. will be strikingly evident. To those who
suffered by the Great Fire, this particular corporation
needs no recommendation. The prompt payment of
the whole amount of its Iosses—PEARLY TWO HURD
aev SHODA•ND Doti. AR3—is to them a sufficient
guarantee of future security.
I t is the part of all prodest men, Itoverfertfortuntle ,
totsaticipatscalamity fur. the purpose of olroidiell its
effects. To such as have hitherto ceedlecd• as well as
to those who havesustainedlosa, the facility of pro
tection andindemnitY, offered by this institution, will
be the etWelest ioducearteat to asolbiber zallationa
andrqgreta whiebtmmet IselsePertiseceli by *Mt she
suffer wit/sout hope.4.rcatilefiars.
ALLb;N, Presidest.
Reeettl Secretary.
feblB-d6m.
F T HOM PSON 'S CARMINATIVE.- 1 1. sate' and
1 certain ear e, (and warranted to be free from any
preperation of Opium,) for Colic, Cholera &tertian,
DysenterYorPot, SummerCempitint; Maar Infan
ium,Bilious Colic &c. It is warranted to cam in
MI cases when th e directions me complied with, or
money refunded.
'Prepared andoolli.i,sy•the purpriefor... -
• • • EDOAIIi: THORN,
Drn~tst Apetbecsiry ,
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I Cbids. glia in f (ICI. an:. & s can. , which may require a pUr
galive rnedioine. it.e Dr. Titurnp.....'4 i.l.)...speptic
Tuniaand Purgative l'iil, and they will certainly givd
',almost Initant relief, drit:sinc no nnen.illoss , siekoe'll
or debility to tho patient. Thy being a cheap awl
convenient medicine, no person traveling should be
without them. They are !Ca, ranted to be composed
thoroughly and purely of the very best vcgitableingre
dient _. .._ ..._,
Price 25 cents per box.. Prertared end told by are
Pr,prietor. EDGAR TiloßN, ,rspdtheCary and
Druggio., corner of Penn and Hand its., Piusburgb.
marl!
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Gener
al Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for de
County of Allegheny.
The petition of Williamiohnston of Peebles Town.
ship, in the county aforesaid. humbly sheweth, That
vour petitioner bath provided himself
- for the adcommodation of travellers and oITM - nt. Ids
dweding house in the township aforeslid, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a
lirr•iise to keep a house of public entertainment.
And y,ur petitioner. as in duty bound, will pray.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Pebles Townships
I do ce"ifY , that the above petitioner is of good rapists
(Of honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the Recommit:dm:al
of travelers and others, and that said tavern it afters
nary.
Alex. M'Langlilin,
William Alexander,
Henry
Peter Hauck,
Samuel Borland,
H. Barker,
mat I Id&
To the Honorable the Judges of the Cow t'of General
Quarter SeAstons of the Peace, in end for the Come;
ty of Allegheny:
The petition of Joseph Rodger.. of Lower Sit
Clair Township, in the courtly aforesaid humblf
sheweth, That your petitioner hath provided himself
with materials for the accommodation of travelers slut
other at his dwelling house in the Tp. afuresaid,,and
N ays that your Honors will be phsased to grant him •
liceneein keep a public houso ofentertairunem, And
your petitioner, as in duly bound, will pray.
JOSEPH RODGERS.
We. the sob.cri l Jer., cit ;tens of Lower St. Clair Tp.,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the actoramodatient
of travelers and others, anti that said tavern is mow
sary.
Aaron Frew, J C Shales,
J Dunlavy, Jame. Carter,
James R Sterrett,
John Obey, Henry Ingram,
Hugh Roberts, 8010 Nixon,
James Flanigan, Wiliions Chess,
marl I-d3l.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions, of tin Peace, in and for the Coen.
t of Alleelteny.
The petition of Bartimus Acker, of Pitt Township,
In the county aforesaid, humbly showeth, that your pre
thinner bath provided himself with materials for the a.
commodation of travelers and other., et his dwell's%
house in the Township atmessirl, and prays that your
honors will be pleased to grant him o license to keep
public house stf eaten ainment. And your petitioner,
as in duty bound will pray.
B A RTIM US ACICIA.
We, the subscribets, citizens of Pitt township,
do certify, that the shove petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with lbouae room and conveniences for the eccommoda•
tion of traveler and other., and that said tavern is
necessary.
Alen. Miller,
Matthew M'Ginti,
Jonathan Wil,ea,
John Anderrgg,
Jost Ruck,
Ch. Prelser,
marll-3t -
To the Honorable the Judges of the Conte of Ges.
era: ,Clysatler Sessions of ate leaee, Sas eel for
the Couxtrof Allegheny.
The petition of George Hatfield, of Robinette
Township, io the county aforesaid, humbly &hew.
eth, That your petitioner hath provided himself with
mate, Ink for the accommodation of ire.e4lersand sab
ers, at his dwelling house in the Tp., aforesaid, and
prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a
license to keeps house of public enteitainment. And
your petitioner, es in duty bound, will pray.
GEO. HATFIELD.
We. tho subscribers, citizens of Robinson Tp.l do
cettify, that the above petitioner,is of good repute (or
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation or
uarelers and others, and that avid tavern is swear
rY•
Wm M'Cormick, Charles Masse,
Samuel Thornburg, Wm Walsmith.
Matthew Harbison, John Harbison,
Job:. M'Ellherin, William WEillierint,
Thomas Thornburgh, kiam Berner,
Robert Sterling, Ales M'Kee•
snail I-3ui.
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and foe the County of
Ilegheny.
The petition of Adam Walters, of Wilkins Town-
ship, in the county aforesaid humbly aheweth, That
your petitioner huh provided with himself neamtials
for the accommodation of Leveller*, at his dwelling
house in the Township aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep
a public house of entertainment. And your petitismer
as in duty bound, will pray.
ADAM WALTERS.
We the subscribers, citizens of Wilkins township,
eortifiy that ,be above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
of travelers and others, and that said tavern is nevus
sr),
Peter Pentment, Hugh M'Cricken,
Thcs P Brown, Jobe Sharp,
David S Carscn, George Curry,
John Black, Joseph Allhouse,
11 Shaw, John M'Kelvy,
James Gilmore, M Porter.
mar 11-d3t.
To the Hooorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Ses.iooe of the Peace, in mod for the ICeCoa
ty of Allegheny.
The petition of William Hart. of Elisabeth
tots nAltip, in the county aforesaid, humbly shewetb,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with ma•
terials for the accommodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house in the township aforesaid. and
prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him
a license to keep a house of public .entertainment.
And your petitioner, as in duty hound, will pray.
WILLIAM HART.
We, the sule , cribers, citizens of Elizabeth township
do certify, thatthe abase petitioner is of good rtpuse
rot honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the acc.dmmodstiow
of travelers and others, and that said tavern is Deft"-
wry.
William 8 rimier,
John &outer,
Abraham Warns,
Alezander.Wilson,
Jame* Wilson,
Luso %V iillolll,
marlo*
To the Honorable the .3udgatof tbstEourt of Goeeral
Qiiaiter Swine s, rd. the Peace, in and for the C 0...
ty of Allegheny.
The ion of Jam Fisher, We - st Deer. Townshipt
in the county aforesaid, humbly showethi drum
petitioner hath provided himself with material rap ac•
commodstilia of travelers and abler; it lit dwelling
house in the Town shi p lim! aforesaid, and plays that Isar
Honors will be migrant him a liceaserso keep
a public house GE tiptertainatent. And _ycart-patitino
er, as in duty - Unita wiltpfay. - • -
• • - JOHN FISHER.
WiEthesisboeribers,eiticensoi East Deer ,towaship„
certify that the above petitioner is of goad *putts for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house roam and conveniences for the seetimmodatioa
of travelers and others, and thatsaid tavern is nide - a ,
sary. •
It Morrow. . : • HCATF Yeef.le,
Benjamin Wallets, Jacob Steally, -
" C6ar!e, ltustio. - Ctiprtes -
Joseph Blackwood, laittph W Bucher,
Warrant Daa'Ain, • • John tiOrnofille,• ,fr•
' Johh Itiabarei. •
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George Wallace,
David Irwin,
Ja.epli H. Crane,
Jahn Gray,
PiiihiuS Reynold'',
Wiliiam Root.
Henry Stimple,
S. D. White,
Daniel Seitz,
C. Hoobler.
A; B. Cot Hag.
William Aiken.
Jamey Tornmen,
James M Wilson,
John Allen,
David A. Lanky,
James Lindsay.
Henry Cline.
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