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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER:
WILLIAM B. FOSTER, JR,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY
VLTO 5113,,ta1c.--The Post of to.morrow will con .
tein the very excellent message of Gov. Suutix, as .
•igning reasons why he cannot sign the bill "incorpo.
rating the Managers and Company of the Coneatoga
Steam Mills in the city or Lancaster, l'enn.ylrania."
Mir The proceedings or the Rail Rudd meeting in
Pat Tovnbhip will appear to-mw row.
We learn from a passenger who came in the "Good
Intent FAO Line," that the "Right of Way" hill
posted second reading on Friday afternoon, yea.s
nays 48. The bill as it passed the House, contains
an objectionable provision, which, however, it tueli.
confidently believed would be stricken out, and that
the bill would finally pass nearly in the shape it left
the Senate.
The attention of cur readers is earnestly du err
ed to the cottespondence between DAt rLz. Matz:,
Loci:, a member el the State Legislature, from Wa..h
ingtun county, and our worthy fellow citizen Gen J K
.dooaecan, in reference to the question of granting
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company "right of
way" to Pitttshurgh. The reasons assigned in favor
of the measure by Gen Moorhead. in his letter, are
conclusive and unanswerable, and we trust will con.
since Mr RIDER that the measure Is one of great
im
postaace, not only to Western Pennsylvnnie, but to the
commonwealth, and that he will give the bill now
pending before the budy of which he ii a member,
cordial support.
Mr Kitedle, then offered an amendment trotit,ng
the people of t city 111 Pittsburgh to sebs,:ribe •
BUSINESS OF THE WEEK. 1 000 . 000 to the capital stock, within 30 days after the
During the week • hich closed on Saturday night, h oo k s a r e opened. This was negatived by a vote
a great amount of business was transacted in our yeas, 45, nays 50.
prosperous city. We have no means by which we j Mr Barrel then modlied his ernes-learnt so far as tu .
could ascertain the amount or merchandise and Pitts. provide that 50 miles shall he made and in use from ,
burgh Manufactures that have been shipped during the Pittsburgh eastward, and 50 miles made and in lose
week, but from the importa by the river, as furnished :f rom Ila rr i s h org , w estwar d, and it was agree d to , an d
by our very excellent reporter, we are enabled to fursi the section was adored.
wish our readers with the following table, showing On the 9th section, Mr Ptolett moved n provision
the amount of the principal articles received. lallowing the company to connect with the Harr...
Flour, (Bench) 2007 i burg, Mounijoy and Lancaster Railroad, at liar: Is
hard, do. 413 I burg.
Molasses, do. 1277 i Mr. Coehron ni,e3 an amendment a lets is: and
Pork, do. 530 I requiring the company to connect with the Colombia
Whiskey, do. - 701 land Pliiiadelphia Railroad at Columbia. This was
Loaf Sugar, do. 50 Inegatived by a vote of yeas 33, nays 52.
Pig Metal, (Tons) 476 Mr Plaid then nusbfied Iris amendme n t so as to
Feathers, (Sacks) 341 I make it obligatory to the Ilarnsburgh,
Oats, do. 1426 Mountjoy and Laneaster Company to pay the. same
Bulk Pork, (Pieces) 32,228 Itax upon tonnage (five m: lls per mile) ais enjoined I
BiCabt (Casks) 1016 upon the Pennsylvania Railroad Company before tie.
Tcbacco, (Hogsheads) 597 I connection .-an Lc rn ole.
Sugar, do. 173 I Mr. Webb °fluted an amendment. that in case tlo
Beef, (Barrels) 220 said IlartiJsurgh, Motirvjdy and Lay
Candles, (Boxes) 297 caster Railroad Company .hall not scrip' of the
Lard, (Kegs) 1925 , 14i0111 at thin section, then the Company shall has..
Rice, (Tierces) 83 power to connect with the t'olumbia ant Phtlaile phi'
Ginseng, (Sacks) so Railroad, at or near ii,.' borough .4 Collo:who,
Corn, do. , 551 The amendment was agreed to, and the amendment
Care r ' do. 100 as amended was also aZre.,l to, C 7 to 17, at.d the sr-c
Soap, (Bose*) 200 tion was a ioptind Weise n•ljout 'tea.
In the Senate, Mr Posairred, presented a petition
from Dealers in Philadelphia relative to the traffic in
old cloaca!
Mr Chapman, from the committee on the judicial,.
reported a hill relative to the eppotntniora of true.tecs
'by the Orphan's Court, with a tecommendation that
the same Inc negatired.
Mr Andzrson r eported a bi:l to incorporate illy
North Branch Railroad Company; also, tley bill bum
the House, incurportsting ti,e t'Udd Fellows Had
Association of Plitietielphtan" with 'recommendation
that it be negatived.
Mr Bigler reported adversely on certain petitions
from Alsace totsmship, Berk. county, ail, nag that the
boundaries of the borough of Reading rosy be so alter.
APPOINTIUNTI ay fag BoARD of Cl%lt.
xustoattas — Sohn Mathews, Supervisor on the Del
aware division, from Bristol to Easton.
Charles H. Williams, Collector of Tolls on the
Canal, at Easton.
William R. Burton, Collector of Tolls on the Canal,
at New Hopa.
Isaac Van Horn, Collector of Tolls on the Canal,
at Bristol.
DISFIctIoN •7111 De•TH OF • WI/e.—Roarstar
papers of lest week report the death of a Mrs. Han
nah Patterson, late Hannah Elizabeth Williams, of
Pepperell. (Mass.) who was deserted by her buskin&
George E. Pattersor, , of St. John, (N. B.) a few days
b-,fore her death. The parting scene with her little
0.1 ild, a girl about nine months old, was very affect
ing. Patterson is a man about fiv e feet ten inches
high, ore very genteel address, is a carpenter, and
will probably make his way to the East in search of
work.
MURDERER ARREITED.—The murderer of the
Van Neat family was taken at Fulton, Oswego coun
ty, on Friday. He bears the marks of the blow re
ceived from Van Ardale. Mrs. IVykuff and Van Ars.
dale were still alive on Friday evening.
Tut Vzota Sena.—We learn from the officers of
the Alliquippe, which arrived here on Saturday even
ing last, that the steamer VIL,LA was sunk on that day,
near Wellsville. She struck the suuk Lull of the Rich
ard Clayton, keeled over. and sunk immediately in 7
or eight feet water. The Viola was heavily laden
with freight from this city, bound fur St Louis.
Bsscactrir.—A quantity attars wax received from
Virginia, says the New York Journal of Commerce,
was examined by a broker yesterday, who found em.
bedded in some of the cakes pieces of iron ore
weighing one and tu.o pounds each. But whet cur.
prised him more sou to find a number of cakes which
though mach resembling wax, proved to be pure corn
meal On being immersed in warm water, the ap
parent wax becam. an Indian pudding, apparently
consisting of nothing but eOl n meal.
MASSACLIOSETTI LUNATIC ASYLII)I.—From the
annual report of this institution, it appears that the
whole number of patients admitted since the emusb•
fitment of the hospital, it 2,39 G; the whole number of
discharge). 1,996; leaving in the hospital, 360. The
number admiued the put year was 293. The income
of the institution has proved inadequate to its expend
iture. Religious services for the inmates are regular
ly held with much advantage.
C•RfILT WiLTIIII2 —Yankee hg
Bigelow, an ingenious American artisan, has invented
a power loom for weaving grain carpets, which is al
ready- in use by the Lowell Company, who have s et
. fit
ty looms looms in motion, and expended nearly one hundred
thousand dollars in this breech of manufacture. The
carpets produced are of the finest quality. Mr Bige
low has also completed a machine for the manufacture
of Brussels carpeting, which has every prospect ofsuc
nets. Ile has also invented a machine fortbe manu_
facture of Marseilles quilts, a species of work seldom
attempted in this country. It is said that be be. re
ceived an offer of 280,000 from England for the pat
ent.
RrvEtrog.—The receipts of the tact week in the
New York Custom House, have been over $BOO,OOO.
This quartet *in bee very heavy one.
--Ner • ipp.r-7 , A1 , 4 mirjr.,::•'#=. .0.+ 4, ..r. •
rklttook ;
•
JOHN BIGLER, EDITOR
Late from frarrisburgh
Correspondence of the
_• "Morning Post."
HARRIISILIRGH, Mar‘ll 13, 1816.
In the House, Mr. Rider, Awn the committee on
the Militia, made an adverse report on certain peti
tions asking that the Militia System may be abolished;
the dame gentleman also reported a bill supplementa
ry to the several acts regulating the Militia System.
Mr. Ladly reported a bill for the erection of a new
county out of parts of Chester and Lancaster, to be
called ''PENN.-
Mr. Enue repotted a bill, aupplemeronty to the
charter of the Borough of West Philadelphia.
Mr. Eldred, reposed a bill, to incorporate the Del
aware and Susquehanna Radioed Company.
Mr. Fermi* reported a bill, entitled a supplement
to the inspection laws of this commonwealth, refer
ring to Pork, Be, f, Butter and Hogs Lard.
!sir. rifothirzs repotted a bill to punish the procure
men of abortion.
The consideration of the Central Railroad b ill wa•
then resumed on second tending. The question being
upon Mr Burtell's amendment to the Bth section as
follows: "Provided, however, that a sum equal to five
per CeLitlin per annum, 0 , 1 all capital stock of said com
pony actually paid in, shall be estimated and credited
to the several holders thereof on account of the a
mount paynbie by diem respectively fur stock cab
scribed, and shall so Ct.t4lia.lo to be estimated arid
collected until one hundred miles of raid toilroad,
commencing at Pittsburgh and extending eastward
shall be completed and in use, which said ratirrintes
and credits shall ba estimated and considered as
part of the co.t of constitiztion. And provided for.,
that', that gaud di.rdernls of pr , ti:s shall be Made
until one hundred miles of said railroad shall ha)
completed and in use, as is specified in the foregoing
proviso."
Niti Kiehl. le then iitieted the following as a suboti
tutefor the amendment of Mr finical!: ProvUtied, :bar
an interest cf fiveict cent per annum, payable semi
annually shall be allowed and paid on !he capital
of said company actually paid in Cram the rice 0 1
such patment. fur three !,ears, uric.. uric trundled
miles or triune of said railroad shall be sooner cum-
Otto& and in trio, and the amount thereof shall be
estimated and eonsideTed as part of the cost of con
struction."
Nleiisrs Burn:ides. Ktolk/eatui supported
the substitute. and Messrs Burret, Karr arid lirar4-
earidge opposed it; ant it sus r'rc ed , Yr" , 47.
e.-1 ni nil to include them
The Serwe then resumed the consideration of the
bill for an Out-Let Lock a Weirs Falb oaths, Dela
ware Division of the Penn”ivanite Canal, which was
debated until the hour of ailjouromert.
PE ctrtaKLY SISCS/TIVE.—A good story is told
in the CAusiiinn P ace, in the Courier de Etats
Unit. A young lady, endowed with the mo s t delicate
nerves, mentioned ore everting, to a few friends as
sembled in het drawing room, that she had a horror
of the ruse. 'The perfume of this flower,' said she,
-gives me the vertigo.' The conversation was inter
! rupted by the visit of a fair friend, w ho was going t•r
a ball, and wore a rose bud ie her head-dress. Ow
fair heroine turned pale directly, tossed her arms and
fell gracefully in o swoon upon the ottoman. 'What
a stiange nervous susceptibility' What a delicate
land impressible organization!' crier! the spectators.—
•For Heaven's sal" Madam, go an a)!—Dont't you
see that you have caused this spastia"lr replied
i the astonished lady 'Yes, of course, it is the perfume
of the rose-bud in your hair.. 'Reidy, if it is so, I
will sacrafice the guilty flower—but judge before you
sentence.' The flower, denorbed from the hearl-dress,!
was passed from band to hand among, the spectator!,
but their wheat le soon gave way to a different e
motion.— Tine fatal rosebud War an artvieial
one.
New Foci:Dar —A new foundry is about being es
tablished at South Boston, by Cyrus Alger and others,
for the manufacture of iron, steel and copper articles.
It is to be the most extensive foundry in Boston, and
stasis with a capital of 1200,000. About 150 hands
will be employed, u part of whoa, will be io Lerch,.
ter, where there mill Liu a blanch fur the purpose ul
smelting Ore, &c.
RAILROAD Triouat.r.i.—The hands on the railroad
at Troy, N. H., •truck for wages and nearly Lent
Mr. Holman, a farmer, to death. They raised an
empty coffin, on which was incribed "For him rho
goes to work first." Ho knocked down four of them,
when the fifth coming up behind struck him down with
an axe, and when down they hacked his head dread.
fully. Mi. Holman is a farmer, and has an interest.
in` wife ■nd family of children. He was on his way
from the North whither ho had been with a load of
chairs.
TEXAN Hottses.—Col. A. P. Eyre, Kensington,
Philadelphia: has three of these horses known as Mum-
tags, which were recently imported from Texas
They are the wild horses of the prairie, and totted in
large herds on the tablelands of Mexico and and Can.
tral America. They are something of a curiosity in
this region.
FEM==
The Democracy of Indiana Township, on Friday
last. achieved a glorious victory. The entire demo.
critic ticket, it will be seen, is elected by a triumphant
majority. Three cheers for the Democt ots of Indiana:
Dk:3lOC RATS• WHIGS.
A Ingram, Jr.,
F Beaty. 124 IV Henderson, 98
Haft, 123 Jas Halstead, 101
la4pcctur.
1 S Hart,
Ed6vuldCuthle,
A ember
G Robinson,
Alex Campbell
M Robinson.
Henry Thomas,
illium \1 rhilemy, 123 C!,trlo. (.1 . 4:1a0l, 107
B F Kel ,
A PrtEskArt.—A number of citiz,m4 of Brooklyn,
prior to tho departure of the slop Brooklyn, with 200
emigrants fur Oregon, inorchosed and presented w tits
mi.-en:ma a nomplt.it. Set of Ilerrr'd ekcellent
I.lbrar), 179
STEAM SAW MILL at lOU L (;,61.011, owned
by tile l'ni,ed State• Government, wit. cuu.um•cl by
tituou the ir:th ult. it wit w,lllll ill:, or CZ, 000
I NI r ORT ANT CORR ESPONOENCI
(;,,t .1K :Uoo•ltrrod
Dear Sir:—You were lact timer a xgloaf . r , ; „ r
oent of the I3llgrarititic the right of way to the I1:o
1,111,311. and Oldo Railroad Coinfoifit. lam Ird..tm
-4.1 that your are now ut amine aurpotte, 01 th a t m•-u
-•u~e.
It is known that you err a here, stockholder in the
Mailoi•galiehs Sack stair Inspr,,veitirot, eh i•h it
gu,,e 6 tf u i oporntian, and doing a Treat I •”• ,
0.11 , It i 3 supfws. d that in the event the (..!11.
viel inn 01 the illy, 0.1.• ;: ,
of he 1.,,,,ne 5t nridtrevel will he dineried ftltm 31,0,
prostione t. Now •ir • know rut •.n bl"
ted btIOIIWAS man, and duly regarillid Of rout intareata
meshes. that I have heel, •urpriwv.l at I hi. ehange of
tna •t the earnest efforts that :von arc now
making to Carry the toll in question.
Know insft ...er you, position at rittsbeirgh, and
from your orrraintarsess with thrhasioevis and geogra
phy of the western country Tamar the Ohio rivet that
you posives• •Airitni•ress her in Ming a correct 0100,11
n. i to this Ittti,otiant 11'1' •il 01, I 11.,0 0 i1l
inoich pleased tii hear duet!) %4..jr,rlf, by wha
rcllrar t.llPatUryllie y,.n hn'ir att:tr.l at ylkar ptrottc,
on. 011 ii,ll ye r., i.kottt that ma
rn 1)! her .1,-3 .I',in rte...
trl4:rtn 111 14f. bit] CONO,r, 114 . I , 03:
c , arc of Ow rAio- 41111
.rnAJIJ bn 1 , .1e9.e..11 , . !weir n , ar r lOU. Ur,
Obi& 1111 hp, t.
I ihrrnfore, xrewly ynoi r,! ,
thelraq-erou •tn r. 41 of r.
1 , ,,rn•
runt, kkfurrash inn %oh 4 p'41 , 1 01 th e rr a.
If, I,is sn it G.rmrr onf.,.noon to It, rock, 2,1 1.4
your rest.us mini ardent 111/fl , ot I of Ito. numn,re at Or
To 1),,,1L monk .
House of ktritarelatt•es.
111rlill Sin: —Jot% as I ens meparmg to have 11..
place, I recet•ed your frail - flak mire ardaing me alit I
; opposed the passage of itght tab ea, bail at the
ta.; areamn tat the 1011.1a:ore, and eh, I support o
noe' 1 can oid, nattier burned rep!), butwit; sit.
;Leone to le plain an I ibtrli;gible,
'lots •tlyelet to the bre!, of cup ha no - intrre.t to
the "Monnegahela Navigation to tine, I ha.,
snse•tral in flint atolls the earnings of many teem and
upon It prosperity my pecuntitry welfare depends; id
ttoOtens I tnisrsi web great smarmy ever . , m rmen
hkeiy to jejune or tarnefU .t.
The Baltimore and Ohio at present tr r rnt
n ate. at Camber land; irons that p i.i.t freight and lye
aengeis are elnirearit on the Nat I rued. rearei,iy
Oder rt.zae• to liroarnasitle. and Isom thence by it,..
•I•••k • ate t mprorrrment ilia Nlonon:ehela, to Pet..
ii,os passing o'er the sock a loch I owl
so deeply immeirtrad. so :oil. ;Iwo fir a* the
tsrminun of the 11•Ii;rui le and Ita;;,,a•l ruti!,l
bin kept at Cumberland. the slack sa aim improarrneid
of ti. Monongahela Must het preletwt,/e; tot; thst not
Mehl that railroad rear hes the .or Stl , --11‘ must
tot atnppc.i of all or nearly al: the
• between the Atlantic sea board alai the Oho , ,sari,
and will hove to rittplehd upon Orr loCnt itti•olcan tor
support. It is, th..reforr, but natural that I Orr,:
' cant,' Ira interews Oh a jelmrseae laud lie t
, confine the terminus of the Haltirnoir and Ohio Hail
road at us present point
I For this purpose I last a car nt roam{ the pa singe of
the bid, because I then believed that .1 thus Seat.' re•
lowed to grant "the right of way, " .he leer - mutts uf ;
road would remit, at Cumberland • and the work in
whirh I am sod,'sly irrer ',Led continue to prosper
From a mute full examhistio.l of the matter str.r...
end from facts whirl h-Inc corn,, to otit knowlettg,
recently. lan sar.slyed beyoad n dorla, that it the
right way to Phtsburgh i• n.. 1 granted. the
mote and Ohio Railroad still be muilk to Vidierlirg,
or some point below. That •01.-11 a ...motors would
he disastrous to the lidonorigalirla slack•wster, to the
Illy of P.ttsburgli, Bird to our pllttllC works. I need
it it tell you, or any other intelligent man.
This, then, it the reason why I have changed my
roman Oil the subject; and the fr &soft alonthli t in my
humble opinion, influence the rote ufevely f, tend to the
elfure of the cornmonweulth and our public work.;
NoUltt iufluence them, if they coal{ See tiro tiatig - t - t
we tire in of boring the t I soh of the Vino valley Inter
opted before °taming l ' ennaylvani•.
Should the rued terminute at Wheeiing, nr at some
point below, is the rapidity of railroad transit,
that finciengets could be ear rlcd to B.drimore almost
an soon as it would require them to ranch Pittsbulgi t
by the river. Produce end freights of all kiwis would
take the railroad before the opening of the State works,
and when naaigation 1111. cloned by ice or obstructed
by low weer.
1 will further remark, that for anVornl 'ears pant eft
prop; Minims have been merle by Congress for the im
provement of die ohio river horn Pittsburgh down% ar
There appropriations have always been carried by the
aid of votes of members from Mnryland and the wes
tern States. As soon, however, So the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad should he extended to the Ohio river at
1 1 /heeling, or connect at any point below, the Mary
land and western members would cense to have any
interest in improving the Ohio above that point. The
',taco of its terminetion (whether Wheeling or any
loner point) would intercept all the travel, and even
the ttorie at some seasons of the year, and thus clued:
the prosperity of the Monongahela slack -renter, the
cry of l ' ittalutigh, and our public works.
I rumant, rid.. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. K. MOORHEAD.
P. S.-1 must here add that notwithstanding my
opposition to the right of way bill last year, I would
not have taken such an active arid prominent part
in laboring to defeat it, had I nut been rudely and un
provoked ly assailed by the editor of a Whig newspa•
per in the city of Pittsburgh. J. K. M
S\YDER
The Dr Fronk/in Barrnl.—We learned yester
day, from the Clers of the Mendota, that the steam.
er Doctor Ftanklin, just as site was ready to leave
New Orleans, last week, took fire and Wag burnt to
the water's edge. She was insured at the Lexington
Insurance Office., in this city. 11.10 news was brought
to Smithland by the Hickory.
[Ctn. Com., March 19.
Miller Wanted
TO GO Into the country; one qualified to take
charge of a Grist Mill. A single into will be
preferred. Apply to L WILMARTH.
mar 23 Penn it, between Hacd and 11171i126
Glotions Democratic Victory!!
120 C R M'llheny, 112
School Directors
120 Clore Anderlun,
Supervisoo 4.
148 J.ohn 11'iSlle e,
129 Andiev. ICible,
Aisessor.
133 Wm :11.E3hrny,
Assistant A -sessors.
189 Joseph NlVielluilJ, 104
121 F flew!, 105
Overseerx of Puor
129 Satu'l Nlar 0101, 100
130 io,rph Cuuch, 19U
120 M. 'llloinrwo, 101
Coolslablr.
J Spoor, (nu uppa,) 119
From the lierthlturgh Argue.
The Right of Wily Bill.
1 am , rry
Out t •
DANIEL WI/Y.li
. 1 1,<r<11 17, lulu
==.MME
From the Het risburgh Argue, March 19,
THE FRESHET—FURTHER PARTICULAR.%
A letter from Danville says--the Susquehanna has
completely surrourrded us, and the old town of. Dan-
Ville DOW forms an island. Boats are constantly car-
tying passengersbetoreen this pan and north Danville,
in which the Montour Iron Works are situated. The
Rolling Mill has been compelled to cease operation,
there being upwards i.f two feet of water on thefloor.
Th e extent of damage can, ef course, as yet not seen
rately be tiscertained, though Mr. kheevort, the super.
intendant, thinks that it will not exceed touch over
$l6OO,
The Danviik bridge, eed the Catawissa bridge have
both been retried away, the heavy chunks of ice tear
ing away the stone abutment.
The furnace of the Messrs Groves was fur a time in
great danger of being chilled by the rising waters; but
itb indomii able energy they succeeded .in making a
temporary dam 4 feet high around the casting bout...
tonl thns rived their Ist - irks from having such a sudden
stop put to their operations.
The Bloomsburg lion Wntiot are said ID bane es
coped
all 'stymy, ahhough Fishing creek,' on which
they are situated taiscd 15 feet un Friday night or Sat
twiny morning.
The condition cf the canal may be judged of when
I tell you that the floor of the Rolling Mill at this
Piece. which as I said before is some harlot 3 feet un
der venter is located 2 feet 6 irarlics higher than the
highest point on the tow path.
Tho h i>ltiug crack orquedoct. just tritely erected.
has heel) torn away. Some pircr► of it have been
caoght at :hisplere. The Nlaluining acqueduct also
elected new this winter, ia torn from it. Tortola' ion,
and although not swept away. a. ill require nearly as
much work fur repair as a new On..
Tr,c tordrre sienull Fishing creek near Ligh• street,
in chi. county, is said to halos been car riot! .41.
Ihe f u g 10 - tree of the .1/111/(11 . Inm Cr.. lieli.g situa•
tel on higher grotrid, have escaped all i , ..pr); the
water hot retching them by severs/ feet.
1 hire men were drowned ou TUI tie cteel., two or
there miles above Northumberland, nn the Writ
1 , 1 the Susquehanna. They to ied to secure
raft on F tides light, when on a sudden the mill dam
bruise uposi them and retried them away. Julia 'Ful
mer a sloieLreper, his son, and a roan by t h e name o
Gurtdy mete the persons alluded to.
STILL LATER
A gen•1,11111n VI he. ha. come down the Susqueh•noe.
on it o e••r sate, any* drat an arch of the atone b. otgo
ores the Alshoroongo creels • or the west .40 of the
Susqueh, nno eto,re Literrool. f.ll. The 'product
1/51.116 Slohnntongo till on Tito• Joy. The wiewkluet
use, l'r•ue•• re”,lee was otendiog The eattAt,iournt
or, iot.lo , totnne dis , sionli"m Floors is and
of , !molam.l hes peen sofThe , . it .t ibiqrt•d•—lirstech
shorn end bet sw I.lserpxst. Some ul
the ~z 4l.,•rs sae destroyed, Including the lar,:e one just,
belt.. Liverreoul.
Vie ar.• g to Learn that the injur2, to Wigonieen
rfmal hi. riot Leto great, etel ton be ieratec../ for •-
ho!“ 'COO.
A
gen- i-rnan nitres lint !Er canal
nn 11,e iniPontn, I,ll , lltnnw tint nrd (1J....4.'5 !-
land. 1.1 s it - rie l Coror.rnot,r !Win tryur y - Orol Can
be u: in feller fin tint ng4tier, in tin., or lone JA,II.
The Sup rusor on the h 0 (non tir.ean'd 104.4
ray. that the ennal between Fisrrish.rg
anJ I4orn an', lahmi, caw bet motto ready (or ie. iv,
tion in thire day•. (tut When , the tiumara bag beer
beerier, ucd Wol tripore l o n ger to repair. About
1 0,1 9 I •td• et . eteteninnere below (I•l..rtetta, basing
I. l lne tollniwlly and kora. tuivily destroy
'''rr - th4 , with the ceratil wall On other parts of
th e r4,*: there has tone, tunei4er.rl.ll,4•rnage to awl
an.l row, tt, .1141 hfineltetoen Feeder.
A e ,t are tat:toed het*Cen liniri•hnrtll•nd
'd Lti.,,nn has tern, enttre y tearatrl us—but ist
11 1 , 1 , 1 nl, we inset Doi lee.
Married
, 2011, in.tant, bs ti,r Roy. firolp• IL. toe*
Nit. Sim., ittitt - 31. to Mho, Fuastaiu WOllllll4ll
tx.1411 ••I A Ilatherly
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
F . 111:1' RED API r , CORN WM) Ervity A rttß ito+4,l
I'l I IRAI)E..
c”ing l yiss rmt
R. korti
J. MAI, 401 /I
PORT Or PITTOUVRO2I.
91 race M•TIIIL in TM/
Medium firrg;i. Birmaxil..lllr:
Ilnarman, PromPorille;
Lake I. Ficiertm;
Monongahela. 5t..., do
Novi: Qurvin, twe; ;
DEPARTED.
Liaford,Ciacinnitt•:
Bennett, da
I.:iv:A. bcivlML"
1./ke ir,Sl..olnt, 11,111 , ,
S I TI Sea,, Greenka,
Smith. Cincinnati;
Qa- the two n„h!.• •cki Ciucas
•i‘n, :eft on Saturtiu rut Cancinnetl, on 41.01 h, ttial
m •1' ~l. Severs: Lut...frrgi ibettons were 00 lire
wiiine•.:rg ;heir dnpanurr
NIPORTII
RIVER.
Zineserde—l'er sir Newark; 21 bid. scorching.,
.1 dor,: 1 box, NI Leech 3. C. ',Ws tobacco,
U.:o Lays. Caloih.ll, Wrn Ilingltsrn; 72 Chi. tob-rcco,
D Leech , Cat I. II Graff; 27 do, Black & Shaw;
1;2 sort, caa;•, W S It ;11Tutrbeos; 59 stickle mos, 17
111 do cote, 1 do beans, 3 kegs lard, fla:aly
& Smolt; 50 4 / I Cii• oats. 6 Mods tobacco, Church &
Guenther; 8 Mods tobacco, Hanna & %Vutermen.
! WA, ling— Rhode Island; 172 bb, flour, J
('olly; '261 do, owner aboard; 31 seeks bade), G W
Smtul.; 32 dozen brooms, M Lerch & Co, 21
Daltel'; 20 rolls leather, 1 bbl butter, W I.l.gLam; 7
bl.I, flux seed, I bled butter. Clthe'. & Carothers; 21
do copperas, S !Welt,/ Lan & (..,; 5 dds dried apples. ,
J Jordan & Son; bbl, oil. 36 4, clo‘er seed, 132
Legs lard, 9 bbls, M 11 !they & Co,
Z•taeseiltr—Per cur Defiance; 85 Mule tobacco;
11 & GtolT, 40 do, ‘Vm Bingham; 7 1.1.1 1143.41 . C1i,
3 do butter, 25 each% eat•, lingaley & Smith; 7 bbd.
tobarro, D Lerch & Co; 92 bbla beef and pods; 66
kegs lard, 119 beds beef. 75 do pork, 3 do lard, 45
key do, 2 casks hams, 53 ewes_ bacon, 109 kegs
lard. 7 Ws do, 101 do beef. 242 bbls rOrk, II &
Graff; 4 boxes tallow, I cask do, 1 crate, 4 bbla but
ter, 1 box, 2 rolls leather, 5 half cheats tea, 99 1 2
dorm brooms, 1 crate rags, 3 sacks do, Burbridr,
Wilson & Co; 15 hhils tobacco, Church & Carothers :
25 do, .1 C 111,1Pa/ell; 30 bble potatoes, W Haines; 31
do, 2 casks ginseng, 4 bbls scrape, 7 do lard, 6 do
flaxseed, George Morgan & Cu; 1 ldoi bacon; 1 bbl
laid, A Batelle; 20 bags corn meal, owner aboard; 2'
bbla tar, 17 bags corn meal, 8 bbla tux seed, 9 hhtls
bacon 99 kegs lard, A. Batelle.
Ends.
17SSLAUGHTER HI DES, prime article in
swrc, aud for sale at the Warehouse al
C A AIcANULTY & Co.
• Cunal Babin
mur 4 23 '2 w
Buil Hinges, Tobeteeo and other articles at Ave
Lion to pay charge.
At ill'lCenna'e New Auction Room,. No 114 Wood
street, Third door fro* .Fift.l street,
Tills day. Monday, March 23d, at 2 o'clock in
he afternoon, will be sold, to pay freights and
charges, 613 pair Butt Hinges, various since; 1 box
James River Haney-Dow Tobacco, a superior article.,
At the same time a variety of Furniture, atm
At 10 o'clock, same day, a lot of Dry Goods.
P. McKENNA,
mar 23. Auctioneer.
WANTED—Several good cooks, chambermaids,
and girls fur all works, for Hotels, Boarding
House and private families In our two cities or neigh•
borhood. A good Journeyman Currier, Baker and
Tinner. Places for several Schoolmasters, Salesmen,
Book Keepers, Warehousemen, Coachmen, Waiters
Laboring men and Boys. Warned to borrow—for tha
best security, and for short periods, $lOO, 200; 300,
500, and 1000. Wanted—a place fora good miller
about 40 years of age. with a small family.
Please appply at HARRIS' Agency and !warn:ice
Office, No 12 St Clair it. mar 23.64
TH.EATE.E4I.
.-
Madver Awl Lissee, MR PORTER:
Adis, sad Sitage Manager, MR FREDERICKS
FAMES or A ommeraist.
First Tier of Boxes, or Dress Circle, 50 ants
Second Tier of Boxes, 276
Third Tier, 20
Pit. 25
Gallery, for Colored Persona. 25
SECOND NIGHT OF TUE SEASON.
First time for many year. of the celebrated Tragedy
of VENICE PRESERVED.
This Evoning, Much 235. UM.
Will be performecl,the Celebrated Teased:, of
VENICE PRESERVED.
To conclude with the Laughable Force of
rirpoOrs to open at befure 7, 1,1.) cummenea at 4
pail 7 precisely.
O' The Box office will he open from 10 o'clock
A M to 1. end from 4 2 P M to s—at which time sod
place, sew, can be obtainetl for •ny comber of per
Inns.
All demand against tide eateldishmemt will be paid,
punctually every .11.mirty morning.
A strung and fricient Police have been clamed to
preolerve tit all tinte.o.
ciataThe reaular mall sod pi - avenger steam.
er, CLIPPER NO2 Captain C r ooka.
n ill run as a regular put:kat between
Cincihwati and Pittabargi. leaving O. port every
Iliday at 10 A %1 , and %V beeli og at 10 1' M, the IMMO
day. Returning she will leave CiIICIFIEWI every Mon
day at 10 o'clock, A M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper No ^ was builtettprearsly roe this trade.
sod veers to Ler passengers every Comfort and 4CC4 , (11
ma:lotion. mai9.3
The regular m til end passenger steam
er. MESSENGER, C•pe Liufard,
will run as ■ reenter packet between
Pillsbur gh and riatismati, leasing this port every
Saturday at 10 A M. ■od Wheeling et 10 P M. the
same day. Returning she will lease C:ineinnati every
Tuesday. at 10 o'clock. A M.
For e, right or perreee apply nn bortrid.
The Mrsovnger eas built vtpreurly for thit trade
and effers to her pas/engem every comfort sod errnm
modal mer 23
THE uvular mail and passenger
steamer CIRCASSIAN. Cap! Isaac
Bennett, will run Is a regular packet
r rl i'eeesb scut and ClACillnati, leaving this not,
every Sol u,tie, et 10 A Ni. end Wheelie% at 10 P
the same ibis Reirirning, she will lease Cincinnati
ever 3 Tiesday at 10 A M.
For freight ar passage apply on board.
Ir'The Circassian wee built el.pcossly r, thn
trade and ”fss.• to her passengers eve ry cumf.ert and
istotatnisidsi ion. mar 23
?tree Valuable Building Lots ter Sale.
o 71. 72. litsl 73. in Hen's rho'', containing
N
2.1 fart in • idth and 132 re.et inleagth or depth,
•trtj J.,1,n N. Butlstr. E.q. in 119 e 6th Ward.
If not .41.1 at priests sale, they will be tarred at
puLl,c sale nn dos premise*, au Mused*, the 239/
do ) Aptil, 16.46.
TUOMMII PALELOR,
MAM ,- FACTI7RER k IMPORTER OF
WALL PAPER,
fne 8,44 Priale . Parderit. Lasuteeape Paper, Or
aoateatal Derigat, Traaspa remit Window
Made., , sad Peeler is
011141 I'VrapFimr Paper, Beisset
Auger tiacter's Rands. 4-e.
/10. 47 •at=LT IT, lIIITTIREIX THIRD k ToIJITH ITS
J. NI De. tt t
IrAs hail at no former period. a stock *a exemui ve
1 and well swooned, as that to which he now most
rewpretfolly invitee the attention of porehaeres. It open
prism French arid American Parlor, Hall, Other s
and Cosigning Rome Paper, of terry quaitly. The
tiol.grs ate brilliant and derail*. anti the style of pat.
tern, uneurressegl. (Be the Regular Line of Pack
bei open Niemand New York. and from the Pee.
tory, which is •Inays in active operation, and inn-
feraily supplied with the beet workmen in the country
can forniih, fireprent additions, during the Spring
and mer, will be mode In the voids in store.—),
Priers however, will be to exlreetrio osoderate et to ,
meet It, iit • Mrll of the most temw.mical, sad twist's , :
merchant. and hoose•heemere disposed to examine and '
jirilge for therniseirre, that their intrrris will beriwitn-'
imlivrvryl, by buying nt ibis Es ta bli.h... t .
[VP ft gigs, T rsllflllf 5f4111,4 chest in
tosiir. or I.l , ght et the regular minket price.
mere!, '23 4:lm.
Removal.
f f" Tii F. undersigned has removed
1110hi•PI-
Forte Manufactory Mosic
W•reninms, from St. Clair at to 112
w oa d s u et ,. 2d door SIJOY• Fifth , wiritre hi will keep
constantly nn hand, a large isseortment of Pia los and
Music, and Musical Instruments of every kind.
He respectfully solicits the attention of Mosi,ml
Amateurs to hrs Piano Fortes now sit hood. They
are of the lit 'at patterns, made of the beat material.,
and beer •11 the latest improvements. They •r.• war
ranted to stand sun clima.e, and to keep in toder a■
long as any manufactured. F. BLUME, 112 Wood
at door above Filth.
N. ES. In thnse nt,o me not judges, he ran only
may that he Mblrents the Piannv in every pnrtieuler,
and if they do not give entire satisfvetion, will refund
the th.neY. tnte23.
Rogan Attactunest.
TWO splendid Pianos, with Coleman's calehrn
lEoloin Attachment, just finished and for
sale by F. BLUME.
MR 19.3 113 Wand st, second uoor above Sth.
X~A HOGANY AND ROSE WOOD VENEERS
AND BOARDS—Just rereived, a lino assort
ment of the alrove artielos. tIC all •iers and qualities,
at F. BLUME'S 1111 W,od st., '2,ldoor above Fifth.
mar 23.
A NE FOR CHAIR SEATS-500 lba Caste for
C
Chair Seam on hand and for ludo at
BLUME'S, 112 Wood it, 2d dour above sth.
mar 23.
;FIFTH STREET]
Parniture Warerooms.
E sober.' ibet would most respectfully call the
■tteni ion of the public to his stock of Cabinet
Nara, possessing advantage., ovrr any other manufac
turing establishment in the city. He is enabled to
i 11 his awes at much lower prices; therefore he would
remind those who want good Furniture et a fair price
nut to forget the right place, N 027 Fifth street.
mat 23 H. H. RYAN.
SELLERS' GREAT REMEDY FOR LIVER
COMPLAINT !—No cure, no par!—A remarka
ble ease. Attention is asked to the following state
ment of Samuel McCord, EN., of IVellshurgh,
Wellaburgh, Vs.. May 26th, 1845.
hereby certify that I was Billeted with the Liver
Co nplaint and Phthisi: for a long time: being more
than • year under the care of a physician, that the die.
ease, instead of being relieved by the medicines I took,
kept gradually getting worse; my body swelled so that
I was unable so stoop low enough to tie my shoe.--
When the desease was at the worst, I was mom
mended to try Sellers' Liver Pills. I did so, and was
relieved greatly by the firm boa, and completely cured
by the second. SAMUEL %CORD.
These Pill, which stand unrivalled by any Medicine)
known for the cure of diseased Livers, are prepared
and mold wholesale and mull by R. E. SELLERS,
No. 57 Wood et. Sold also by Kerr & Mohler, 145
Wood st, L, Wilcox. Jr. and Wan. Thorn, Market et,
Bass & Cassel, sth Ward, and H. P. Schwartz and
J. Mitchell, Allegheny City.
slum Lama,
OF very superior loom, for sale at this Office
,jaa
SIMPSON 4. CO
FRIDAY PACKET
SATURDAY PACKET
SATUR /AT PACKET
GF.O. COCHRAN,
F1 , C141 , 11r of Aar4n Hart. dr,..'d
FIT ISBCGRII. PA
SELECT SCHOOL.
ILM rropectrully announces to bis
friends, (bat he intends opesting a Select Se •
'Mucky, on the Ist Monday of - April nesti in s
burn - Wit of the Third Presby cerian Church.
mar`2l4l. •
Books.
♦ MERTCAN Biography:
Motrut's Southern Africa;
Todd's Student's Manu el;
Keith'. Demonstrations;
" on Prophecy.
Bacchus—Prise E.say.
BUSWORTH & FORRESTER,
_ toatnl• 43 Market street
700 f ß or .
k.G.l.Prb.iy d
me Green Rio Coffee, on baud an
131.111.11 RIDGE, WILSON & Co.,
Water strret.
50 Bins . fbompson's ; - 'xtra Family Flour, j•ist
J arriving and cot gale by
BURB RIDGE, IVILSON & Co.
Water street.
E
150 ti p . ° z t
N bny brooms assorted quali
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & CO.,
Water nt,
00 BOXES M Raisin,. fur gab, by
BURBRIDGE. WILSON Sz.CO.,
mat'? I Water et
New Novels
'Nal issued and received at Coox's, 86 Fourtil at.,
JEssres Flirtationa- a now novri by the author of
1/1 ••Kate le Search of a Hasberwi."
Constance, or the Delintaute. by J H Macaneer,
Earl., author of "Henri Quatre," "The Palais Royal,"
etC.
The Cbanned Sea,* novel, by Mies Heiden Mar
The American Review, a Whig Jounce! for March.
T■bic Talc. by Wm Hazlett. second series, part 24.
The Cavalier, and the Chain of Destiny, new novel.
The Banditti of the Castle of Hardayne, by Mr
Ksq.
Hunt's Merchants Magazine fur March.
Living Age, No 96.
:Fremont's Exploring Expedition, new supply:
The strove works base been received by Express
via Belcloture and Ohio Railroad at Coos' Literary
Depot, 85 4th street. mat2l.
Theological Works.
JUST received at our bookstore
31osiseims Ecclesiastiral History., ancient and
mo.iern, vol;
D'Aubigue's Hi,terr of the Reformation, 4 rola;
D4Yideures Connection GI Sacred and Profane his
tory, 3 vuls;
Blunts Refcrmation in England;
Blunt'. Sermons;
Blont's Life of Christ;
Rturriroacher's Parables;
Hopkins on the British Reformation;
Blnnt's History of Elisbn:
Aliebekt. on Auricular ennfestion;
Biekerstell on Baptism;
Will's Dirioity;
Jeremiah Taylor's Sermons;
Hooker, the philosophy of unbelief in morals and
religon;
Together with many other erlualde new publications
SCRIBA & SCI1E1BLE:11,
retar'2l IIS Wood st.
PIANO FORTE
JUST receiver.' on consignment a first rate Piano
el Firm of Mr Myer 's manufacture. As to tone and
touch and excellent workmanship no better can be
found in this market. for sale tow at our bovLsture.No
11 Wood street. SCRIBA S. sC►IEIBLER.
mar 2L
Station Sales.
111141 Y JOHN D DAVIS, Auctioneer, corner ef IVood
I/ and Fifth strecu. At 10 o'clock on Monday
morning, the 23rd init.. will be sold a large assortment
°Couple end fancy Dry Goods, embracing a great va
riety of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Gold
mixture, Tweeds, Calicoes, Gingbams, Checks, Tick
toga, Drillings, !visit Linens, finlcerines. 111uus de
Lain, plain and figured A lapacas, Sbetings, Cot tined e,
Shawls, 111ankeicitiefs, Patent Thread, Spool Cotton,
Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
At 2 o'clock( P. M.—An extensive assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Glassware, Q teens
ware, manufactured Toharco, damaged Nails, Cnrpet
ing, M•tresses, Looking Glasses, Mantel Clocks, &c.
At 7 o'clock, P. Nl.—A quantity of Hardware,
Fine Cutlery, Boots, Shoes; Cloth, Glazed and Fancy
Caps, new and second hand Watches, ready made
Clothing, and fancy and staple Dry Goods.
mar 21.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
14 tie al, of Allogic's,.
AT 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, the 24th inst,
at the Bing HOille, situate on Sandusky St,
near the Butler Turnpike Road, will be sold the ent;re
stock of Household and Kitchen Fnrniture,bel , inging
to a gentleman declining housekeeping, embracing a
large and minable lot of modern style Furniture, in
g'asd preservation, and nearly new, amorg which are
the following, ,ri=g
Elegant mahogany dininz tables, mahogany chairs
with French seat., spring seat sofa, handsome bureaus.
mahogany work stands, large end elegant high post bed
vitiads, with cornice, low post do, fancy and common
chairs, settee, breakfast table, washstand, looking
glasses, eaglets, fenders, fire irons, china, glass and
quetiosware, kitchen utoosils, &c.
JO[ - IN D. DAVIS,
Auctioneer.
WV I - 101;1-1SALF: DRUG ‘VAREHOUSE.,in the
city of New York. B. A Fahnevock & Co.,
No 49 St. John sta., New York, offer for sale a lare,e
and general assortment of Drugs and Medicine, Pa
tent Medicines, Dye Staff.. Paints and Oils, of every
description, which they are prepared and determined'
to sell tow.
Country Merchants, Druggists and Physicians, are
tevestod to call and examine their ankles. Orders
executed with faithfulness and despatch.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK, Pi•ttsburgh.
mar4l A. B. HULL, New York.
D. E. Constable, 83 market Street,
HAS rec.ived this day, a splendid lot of Lsdies'
Florence Braid Bennet* of the new spring
shapr.—Also, a lot of last year shapes at an extreme
ly low price. mar2o.
AN assortment of Gentlemen's Shirts;
an " " color'd striped shirts;
1.4 "
coked and black Kid
Gloves, beat make;
Anassortraent of gentlemen's silk pocket Handk Is;
Cravats; Scarfs; Collars; Bosoms; Suspenders; Silk
Shirts and Drawer., &c., all, new and received this
day. B. E. CONSTABLE.
Pittsburgh Navigation and Fire lasn-
ranco - Oompaay.
Office, No. 81, MILILKET STREET.
THE Citiaens of Pittsburgh continue to be offered
an opportunity to effect insurance upon their prop.
erty, by a Domestic Institution, located among them
selves, based upon Domestic Capital, and conducted
by Directors, in whose prudence, integrity and good
feith;‘hey can readily ascertain, whether they may
repose that undonbted confidence and security, which
should over attend an insurance transaction.
To persons whose property has, already, been
damaged, or destroyed, by Fire or Water, the advon
rage of personally adjoeting aloes with an institution,
AT RORK. will lie 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—NEARLY TWO MusD.
YID THOViAND DOLLARS—is to them a sufficient
guarantee of future security.
It is the rare of all prudent men, however fortunate,
to anticipate calamity for the purpose of avoiding its
effects. To such as have hitherto escaped, as well as
to those who have sustained loss, the facility of pro-
teetion and indemnity, offered by this institution, will
be the strongest inducement to avoid the reflections
and regrets which must be experienced by those who
suffer aciatota Rope of reslitselios.
M. ALLEN, President.
RORCRT FINNEY, Secretary.
feblB.d6m.
BATS: SATS!:
4 SPRING , FASHION. A
JUST received by express from New York, the
Spring Style of Huts. All those in want of a Neat
Superior k ashionable Hat, are respectfully invited, to
calf. 'S MOORE, 93 Wood at.;
mall.d&w 3 doors below Mimed Alloy.
AIR WORK.
MRS. RENTER
igr - t3 Ur:MC:322 o
ALLEGHENY CITY,
ix doors from the Aqueduct,
Opposite the Collector's Office,
Wishes to inform the public that - she has just cow
rnenced the 011:i AMENNA L Harr BOsinems, and has a
very superior stock, received from the Eastern Chills,
and Paris; and she is prepared to fill all enders at
the ahortest 'notice. and in a manner that cannot be
excelled by any similar manufacturer int the country.
She has on hand and intends keeping,a large asso r t.
ment of Ornamented Hair Work, such as Limit's'
Wigs. Bands, Braids, Curls, Necklaces, Guards;
Bracelets, Finger Rings, *c. Gentlemen's Wi t s,
Tanpries Scratches, &c.
Mrs R., has leen for many years engaged in the by:
siness in France and the United States, and from her
long and extensive experience, she feels confident of
being able to give satisfaction to all who will fosse
her with their patronngi. Her prices are more libel
al than have been offered in this city heretofore.
mar 17-1 v
'the rurnitnre of the Exchange Hotel at
Pit tstrobargh, for Sale at Public Auction.
/ p HEIR lease of the EXCHANGE HOTEL hay
/ ing expired, and the Proprietors, Messrs. Mc-
KIBBEN Sc SMITH, intending to retire from the
business, will sell the Beds, Betiding, Furniture and
Fixtures of the sense upon accommodating terms; the
sale to commence
On Tuesday the 24th day of Alaroh,
On which day they will retire from the HUT!. L 13051.
LSS.
The atticles offered for sale consist in part of
120 Feather beds, CO Hair Mattrasses, 120 Bed
steads, High Post and French, Bedding for the above
Bedsteads, consisting of Linen sheets, Blankets and
IComfurts, White Marseilles Bed spreads, Quilts o ld i e
best griality, 100 Musquitoe Bars, Tables, Bureaus,
'Sofas, 2 Pianos, Clickerings manufacture: 100 pair of
Venial:l.n WirAnse Blinds, 2900 yards of Carpeting,
200 yatds of Oil Cloth for Floors, 50 Chamber Mir
rors, 4 splendid Side Boards with marble tops, 16
large Parlor Mirrors, v. it h Gilt Frames, 2 Eight day
dtass Clocks 6 Stoves of the most modern and ap
proved patterns. I large Iron Safe, Scott's Asbestos,
4 dozen Arm Chairs. 4 dozen Mahogany Hair Seat
Chairs, 4 Hair Seat Rocking Chairs, 4 Card Tablas,
mahogany, 2 pair of fine mahogaay Dining Tables, 6
Cane Bottom Rocking Chairs, 4 dozen Cane Bottom
Parlor Chairs, 12 dozen Dining Chairs, 2 large Read
ing Tables, Desk and Bar Room Furniture, 1 Mangle.
ALSO—The entire Furniture ofa DINING ROOM
for a first class HOTEL.
Besides the above there will be sold a full assort
ment of Kitchen Furniture, such as is commonly used
in the large Hotels in the country.
WINES AND LlQUORS—Champaign end Claret,
imp.irted in glass, in 183 G and 1839 for Exchange.
Hotel.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES-1 pair of Match
Grey Carriage Horse., and 1 pair Bay Horsesil Om
nibus, nearly new; 1 Cairiaire; 1 Baggage , wagon; 1
splendid Sleigh; Haulms, Bells, 4 Buffalo Robes, and
Nets; Stable Furniture; 8 Cows, with Calves, with a
variety of other articles such as may u3ually be found
at an extensive Hotel.
The above articles will he sold at Public Auction to
the highest bidder, if not previously sold at Private
Sale, on Tuesday the 24;h of Starch, 1846. A liber
al credit will be given on all purchases over $5O, open
approved notes. The sale willcommence at 10 o'clock,
on Tuesday morning, and continue from day to day
until Saturday evening, rmiess all the articles are pre
viously sold, The sale will take place at the Exchange
Hotel, corner of Penn and St, Clair sta. Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. mar2l d3t.
A N ORDINANCE, supplementary to an Ordi
nance entit'ed, "An Ordinance , egulating tho
Markets, and prescribing the duties of the Clenk of the
Nlatkets, and of the Weighrniuster."
Scotus I. Be it ordained and enacted by the 4t
izens of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Council*
assembled, That from and after the passage of this
Ordinance, the following shall be the rates of the Stall
Rents in the Market, at the North side of the Old
Coat House, viz.: Non. 1, 12, 13, 24, 25 and 36,
' shall be fifty-tvro dollars and fifty cents each per year
No. 2. fifty dollars; Nos 3,4, 5,6, 7, IS, 19 and 30.
forty-five dollars each; Nos 11, 14, 23, 26 and 31,
forty dollars each ; Nos 10, 15, 22, 27 rind 35,
thirty dollars each; Nas 8,9,1 G, 17, 20, 21, 28 and 29,
twenty-five dollars each; Nos 32, 33 and 34. twenty
dollars each, and the Stalls at the South side oe
Court House as follows, viz: tics 1, 12, 13, 24, 25
and 36, fifty-two dollars and fifty cents each per year:
No 35 fifty dollars; Nos 7, 13, 19, 30, 31, 32, 33 and
34, forty-five dollars each; Nos 2,6, 11, 14, 23 and
26. forty doll trs each; Nos 10, 15, 22 and 27, thirty
dollars each; Nos 8,9, 16, 17, 20, 21, 28 and 29,
twenty-five dollars each each; Nos 3, 4 and 5, twenty
dollars each; and that for such stalls as may not be
rented by the year, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of
the markets to demand and collect, from any person
or persons occupying said vacant stalls, (Jr each regu.
tar market day, the sum of fifty COWS per day fur each
stall, the yearly rent el which is under forty dollars,
and seventy-five cents per day for each stall occupied
as aforesaid, tho yearly rent of which is forty dollars
Or more.
Sac. 11. Be it ordained, &...e...that the yearly rent
of the Stalls in the Fifth Ward Market shall be as fol.
lows, viz: Nos 1 and 2, twenty dollars each, and all
other inside Stalls ten dollars each; and Fur such Stalls
as are not rented by the year, it shall be the duty of
the Clerk of the Matkets, to collect from each aced ev
ery butcher occupying such vacant Stalls, the sum or
twenty-five cents per day, for each and every regular
r market day, on wb ch they are so occupied, and that
no person following the occupation of a butcher shall
be permitted to occupy any of the outside stalls of said
market, under the penalty of one dollar per day, fur
every day they are so occupied, to be collected by the
Clerk of the Markets, by suit or otherwise.
Sec. 111. And he it funkier o r dained, &c., That
for the collection of the Stall rents fur the previous
year or years, in all and each of the Markets, which
remain unpaid after the passage oF this Ordinance, it
shall be the duty of the City Treasurer to institute suits
for the recovery of the same, before one of tho Alder
men of the city.
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SEC. IV. Be it further ordained, dcc., That the
present occupants of Stalls in all the Markets. shall
have the preferance in relet tin. the same. (after paying;
any arrearages which may be due for previous years,)
ut any time before the 25th March inst.. on and after
which day, it shall be the duty of the City Treasurer
to let such Stalls to the first applicants for the same.
Sec. V. Be it further ordained. ttr. That for
the more certain and speedy collection of Stall Rents
hereafter, the time for the payment of the same, in
all the Markets, shall be from the first to the thirty
first days oFJanuary, in each and every year, after
which time, it shall be the duty ache City Treasurer
to rent the stalls to the first applicants.
Ordained and enacted inte n law in Councils this
17th day of March, A. D. 1346.
Attest: JOSEI'H PENNOCK',
President C. C. P. T.
E. J. ROBERTS, Cl'k C. C.
THOS. BAKEWELL,
President S. C.
ALIX. MILLER, Pre3 S. C
mg r21,13t
NOTICE
4LL persons indebted to the County of Allegheny
as Collectors of Taxes, or otherwise, are regimes.
ted to settle their accounts on or before the In day
of April next,after which time suits will be immedi
ately entered against delinquents.
JAMES CUNNINNHAM,
WILLIAM MAGILL,
JOHN NIcDOWELL,
Commissioners.
Cqmmissioners' Office,
January 23, 1846.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS' TURNPIKE
CO.—An election will be held for President, six
Managers and Treasurer, of sat] Company. on the 28th
day of. March next, at 2 o'clock P. M., at the Toll
House of said Company, near the corner of Price st.
JAMES S. CRAFT,
Black Smithing and Wagon Making
Establishment,
TITTH, EETWEES WOOD LSD SMITHFIELD STS.,
WHERE all kinds of Blacksmitbing and War n ,
Making is done in the best style, and on the
most reasonable terms. Persona wisbirg work done
would do well to call. Allorders promptly attended
to
marl7-1y WILLIAM M'KF.E..
RICHARD COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, !mar Market.
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