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PIrfSBURGH, MONDAY; MA licH FO, 1846
11 - ' Vlt l'stmEtt, Agent for country ntiwspa 4erk,
'is the Agent for the Pittsburgh Daily Morning 'ost,
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BUSINESS OP THEIWEEK.
" A great aniount of businies was done by our mer•
chants:and mtutufacturcrs, during the week ending Sat
arday evening the 28th Inst. We repel. cxceedingdy
the want of means, by which to ascertain the amount
.hipped by the river and the canal • The annexed
statement is 'nearly correctas to the amatint received
by the river, of tho articles named ; but we have 011)4•
ted some of whist) tha quantity received .was consider.
ed too trifling to note: - ,
Bulk Perk; 'pieces 1,17,.585
Pork, barrels!. ' - 508
Bums, casks ! 791
. .
Lard, btirrele • 276
.do; kegs 1',098
Beef, barrels 433
Molasses, do. 667
Sugar, hogiheadi' 405
Flugy, barrels 3075
Tobacco, hogsheads. ' 806
Corn; sacks - 4' 416
Oats; do. 1,743
1 ", Butter, kegs • 101
Corn Brops-;d9sens
Eggs, do
Feathers, sacks.
Raisins, boxes.'
Xotton bales
Castor 'oil, -barrels
Blooms, number. of
Pig Metalooils
Wheat, bushels, ,
Green appyes. barrels
Piga lead, number of
Whiskey, barrels
Leaf tobacco; bones
MackerelAarrils
ISM
The editor of the Commercial Journal, in referting
to the rgemit :Message of President Pout, says:
. o ,Frorn..the debates in the Senate. it is apparent
that* a I irge majority, and i is sail by some, not I s:
than three fotiths of the Senate, ale in favor of a
compromise with England, on the Oregon crn , st ion, by
a boundary along the 491.11 degr,:e of Nozili
In the - midst of these debates the President sends in
his special Message advising am inerrase.cf ibennval
and military power hi the United States. England is
preparing to strike:the hardest possible blow, in case
of war, and why should not the United Stated prepare
'for defence?
Had the President advised - such an ineren=e. in I,k
first'ineS4llg#, Ithen he declared f r the Ich 9le or none
he wotild have been more consistent."
The editor, we thinli,,is much mistaken as to the
vsiews of the s znajority of the Senate. ‘Ve cannot be
live that even" a.'rctspec table minority cf that body are
in favor - of a compi`roTise at the 49th degree' of North
Latitude, as asserted bt<t ‘ he editor of the "Cummer
. . -
eat."
If the editor of the Journal will take the trouble to
examine the camp] message r:ftir. President, he will
Bad that he,dil recommend an irler,ettse of the naval
power of the nation; and in his recenfrnendation spoke
of the facility and safety %. ith which i;-'drt_ aeon? nes
',ids would he constructed far .in the inte - rißr of the
Country. This is not:lll,in his recent special ine s ssage
he refers to reports made on the same subject,'w.,ith
his "sanction," on the 29th Decernewr, :and Bth of.
January last. The President has not been remiss in
kis duty in reference to the necessary preparations fro
the. defence of.the country. ,
Apia the editor oldie Cumrre:ial represents the
President as h‘aving in his annual mee:age "declared
for the whole or none" of Oregon. There is no such
"declaration" in the annual message °film President,
—he, in that able and much admired state paper, af
firm-A that "the title of the United States to the Ore
gon territory is the best now in existence"—lie present
history of the title to SLOW ilea. our claim woo
. goad to the "whole" of it, and recommend Corgress
• to giserGreat Britain the requirednntice,endtoextend
eel' law of the United Suites over the territory. The
4ne"has .never b.?en used by the President
we to Oregon. Ho 'goes for the "whole"
lever consent to yield a foot of soil justly be.
the United States. •
EIEM
regret to find that our friend of the Commeiciol
is inclined to favor a "compromise" of the Oregon
quelition,Cil will surrender to' Gieat Drituin the
'country north Of the 40111 degree. We did expzet
. , .that he, liho Mr. DARRAGH, our immediate Rep:C
aentative in Congress, would have raised his voice
- against any and every measure designed - to give the
• English nation increased power on this continent, and
such would inevitably ho the effect of the proposed
"compromise."
LAMENTABLE OCCURENCE.—We learn f,om the
:Independence Expositor. that daring, the sitting of a
magistrate's court,'recently, in Van Buren county,
,Mo., a Mr Estes and a Mj Anderson had a personnl
. conflict, which resulted in the instant death of the lair
ter, The difficulty originated in Anderson impeach
"- ; ...iag4e-testimony nf,Estee, which the latter resented,
And - ,the encounter immediately ensued. Anderson
-got, ,Estes down- rind was _dealing heavy blows upon
when Coles drew a penknife and stabbed him
• 'iPartie half doilm times, ned he fell back o lifeless
.. '"'-';;;:Obt; pea. Estes was admitted to bail. and it is rumor.
ed that ho has since disappented;—some suppose for
purpose of evading justice, while others think
that he has been, summatily dealt with by Anderson's
friends:
'Fuofillois.--Juckson and Gjdersleeve ran over the
Savannah course,last week; Gildersleeve nfier running
seven miles in fl.irty-two min u tes. gave up the contest
i o j' a ek s .in,vl, o won the., pope, running the ten mile,
in toys than: fifty-eight minute,..
~ , Y ouso AeDUßott
....¢TUaSED.—Mr Audubon. of
wh . oia departure to Texas in quest ofspeciments of the
animals to be found in the Western parts of the new
State we =do mention some monche since, has re-
turned to New'Orleans. fle was unable to prosecute
' his eteuraion far beyond the Medina, on account of the
hostile parties of Indiana prowling; in that section, and
his inability to procure an escort of sufficient strength.
Ha has still added much to science by his trip.
The Emperor Adrien.asketi E.pictetus,"sekiVenu3
was painted naked?" The, Philosopher. replied; "1".3
cause she always reduces Ler fulloWers to such pover
%.: ty that they have no clothes. The nmiies of a prat
ty woman are the tears of puree."
. .
:.it. ie.said.this tl.ho ,Greek Putriureh, et Constantino
ple-derives'un (fennel revenue of $500,000 from the
donatiens.of pilgrims to the Holy Sepulchre, at Jeru
salem.
Mal
fir., .i..K'i r .~ `"``s6' ...
JOHN HtOLq R. EDITOR
FOR CANAL COMNIS§IONER
OP BRADFORD COUNTY.
Ptesident 4 s ItioEsage
=EI
NEE
MIME
Corrospondinortbo "Vloriting Post."
liessusvtlGH ' March 29, 1846.
Thellauso bag been engaged in the considerethto
of Pilliate . bilitethout sixty passed-Ainnity.
In. Senpte
the ainendments of the -Flom Jo the
Central Railroad bill were again under conifidtation„
Tha.Nuestion being on Mr Darsie's amendment-lathe
Horse amendment to the . 10thsectioo, - relativa to
stibsdriptions,proVirlinc that Sucli.inte;est iu;t
carnmenco until afte'r fifteen [Mks of the read at each
end shall have been Bona fide placed under
contract for imrnerliate completion,.
Mesirs Darsie>and Sullivan qiiiipoi , ad and Messrs
Crabb and Bigler opposed }be nmendment, when it
was adopted by the following - vnli't
YEAs-,-Messts Anderson, Bled:, Csrsiin, Darragh,
Harsh., Dimmiek,Durdep, Cbaugh, Gibbons, Gillis.
'Hecdiman, Hill, Morrison, CrhiyitiiSs, Sanderson,
Sterigere, Sullivan-18. v
NATS---.MeSdea BennPC, Bi&ter 'CliaprnanACorn
man , Crabb, Creaccaft, Fegely. FionrOtl.. Ilun
Jor4an i Smith,Waggenieller, NViliTdinpn,,Shenyuud.
Speaker -- 14. . , -
,Parsi,e moved fdrther : to amend by providing
that all moneys paid in on strliscripbma shall be de
posited., in the Bak at Fennsylvaniu, and retdein there
and net to be diaivn:oui, except for. expense', of loca
tiaras Sc., until 30 Miles.of the rood shall have breo
bona fide placed tinder contract; v. Inch +vas not
agreed to.
Mr Gibbons move d to nowt aI y provbiing lliNt if
any Ilan of the moneys paid in subscririions t•ball
made to any officer, stockholder, agent, or other per
sons or corporations it shall be deemed a Niutution and
forfeiture of the charter. •
The amendment was advocated by Messrs Gibbons
and Sterigere, and opposed by Mvssrs Crabb and
Cbapman, when it was agreed to, yeas 21, and nays
9,;es follows:
Vera—Messrs Bigler, Black, Carscn, Creacraft,
Harrah, Dartie, Punier, Ebaugh, F,mlkrod. Gibbons,
Gillis, Heckman; Hill, Hoover, Morrison, Qoay; Rosa,
Sanderson,-Sterigele,
NAYS--Mesire Anderson, Bonner,.Choprnon, Coin
man,CrabS; Fewely, Jordon, Smith, Sherwood; Spec
her-9.
The klouse amendment rig amended was then agreed
to without a division.
The amendments to the sections; up to thelllst;
Were ngteed to.
Mr Dersie moved to amend the amendment
,to the
21st section, by providing that the tolls end motive
power charges, shall mtlt exceed those es , ebii>hed by
the Canal Commissioners for the Columbia Haiiro - nd
for 1846. Not agreed to.
The Semite atijoerned berate the amendments had
been g'one through with.
The "Hight of Way" bill will he ...ken up in the
House on the !"-'6lll. The Governor hos not As yet
approved the Now York and Elio .•Itight s of Wa;"
bi:l.
The Haase passed a bill to doe changing the Li-1
cense Law. The people, in their Townships Wald;
nro to decide by vote whether license shall be grant
ed for the sale of spitituons liqunts; the law includes
Allegheny, Mercer, Chester, W ashington,' Beaver,
anes.everal otha r counties. There won strong ef
' fort: mode" trvfloy by the enemies of the "Hight of
Way" to take up the-bill in the absence of tnts . of iw
friends, (Murphy of York, nod Stuart - of Franklin.)
The yeas and nays were Called on every
,moiler ; I
have never seen the like of it in legislation;—the oi
dnra of the day were callcd'for, find motions to ad
journ made and voted on every - fire minutes;—some
person, xtalmsran, was blamed' for pottit.g fo,weld
the hands of the clock in order'to carry nn adjonto
meat. A resolution passed the House fizitz the 9.11
of April an the day for final niljousnmem—in ihJ
Senate a resolution fixing the 15.11 was passed. The
Senate was again engaged in the discussion el the
bill for the eonstructi,r. of an Out Let Lock at Well,'
Falls—no vdte taken. The Houve holds ofternoon
iessions'overy day in the weekAnith the exception of
Mondays and Suturdnys. The "Right of Way?' bi:i
%%ill, I think, be taken up to-morrow.
X'rn , essage was received froth the Governor this
Inornitik,otating, that he had uppkoved and signed the
N York add:Elia •Rig'it of Way' bill. The License
Bill passed the4louse to day with amendments and
was sent to the , ..enate fur coccurrt tee. The Bill'
the p•ople tho„,righ( to deride by bole in the
Townships, Worths aritkporoughs of theieveruleoun
tiC3 named, whether lieetiv , bball be granted to toll
spit ituus liquors. The folloWqng counties are subject
to the provisions of the law, gheny.Chester,
St.qualtanna, Lyeoming, Butler,, tie. Delaware, Tio.
ga, Brandfurd, Crawfufd, hi'Kea• , F.lk,Wurren,
ette, Washington, Beaver, Meter, Yen'ett . p,
and part of Wayne—the hill goes into opt. ,, tatiun on
the let daydenuary, 1147, 0, motiur. 1,1 Mr Bu4-reil,
the Revenue Bill was then taken up. Mr Krtak/e•of
fered an amendment, authorising a tax on Bimini'
nquy Coult tho amendment was discussed wail the 1
Incur of utliournmeLt. The' night of Nay" Bill, I
think, will not be talion up Mote Thursday.
GRAND TEMPLE OF' 110:COR or PENNsTLTAitIA
The Grand Temple of Honor of Pennsylvania woo in
stituted on Monday evening. at the New Hall of
"Nonpatisl" and "hleridian Sun" Divisions of Sons
of Tempernnce, N W corner of 'Sixth and Walnut
streets, by It T Trail, G 1V T, Luke Hessen, G
R; and Wm J flugley, G W U. of the Grand Tempe
of New York, who were eqse,dally delegated for dm.,
purpose. The following gentlemen were then elect
ed ofSeers for the cuirent year, and duly installed in
their respective chairs:
Grand Worthy Templer, Jutn C Sims.
Grand Worthy Vice Templar, Stephens G6tiy.
Grand Worthy Recorder, Jaroh S Beck.
Grand Worthy Treasurer. Cornelius A•Walhorn.
Grand Worthy Chaplain, Joseph A Reed.
Grand Worthy Usherer, Charles T Sheets.
Grand Worthy -Guardian, Henry J Mifflin
Chatters were then granted to open Temple of Hon•
or, No 19, Reading, Berks county, and Temples of
Honor, No 20, Philadelphia city.
DAUGHTERS of TE AIPERENCE.—A Friend at Bar.
ri;burgh hai promised to forward, as soon us printed
a copy of the by-laws which govern this association.
We will publiab as soon as received:
A tUTtON TO 'UTE QURIOUS.—Some days since,
an inhuisitive count ry man, who had never seen a roil
road or steam-engine, stepped of a lonomoiivo of the
Little Miami railroad, at Waynesburgh, 'Ohio. He
looded and feltabout awhile; and at last happened to
place his hands upon a screw which he turned. In
an instant the locomotive started off in full speed,
with the fellow upon it. hallooing and bellowing at
the pitch of his voice to atop the tarnation thing,
while at the same time he would pray to God to have
mercy n! The locomotive ran abont seven
miles, accident it left the track, and stopped
witbot any set ions damoga either. to the ma-
Liner lightened greenhorn.
Josi ick, the notorious militia fine collector
in New York, has been fined fifty dollars, for an assault
ind battery on a lady narnecl Jones, and - her son.
There ore a dumber of New York pickpockets in
New Orleans, doing an extensive business in their pe
culiar line.
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THE Nitw ConttEseoratcsr.—Nearly a pager l of
the London :Mining Cfironiclo of The 16th 'ultirnO,
is taken up' with - the.-:fost communication of thil'ei.r.
respondent it hits stationed at IVashingtun. ) H e
of GeneialCa* Mc Adams, :-Mr 13entoti;•
ham); thedernocratic; party,ibe defenceloes''stitiation
of the Union, American cupidity and ambition, and
Other rifo topies„ . intho stream of detraction and
bitterness and gall that distinguishes the English
mess generally when speaking of American uffiire.
FAMINE IN SWEDEN.-A Jettet from Stockholm,
under date of Febiuttry 17, sny'e:—'•it;ls now feared
that the hoped for exemption of Sweden from the fam 7
Ine that is st outging newhen Europe . will not b 9 real
ized.
„..A.rouncl Stockholm, indeed, and is southern
Sweden, there is at present no great scarcity Of mu
visions; but, during the past two weeks. sad account.
have ranched the government of great distress in the
nel-then provinces.. This will occasion. however, no
abaterrient of the tariff upon foreign grain. It is prob
able, however, itt bon;eqiieti . ce of the high, Brice of
flour, that .a few cargoes of American breadstuffs would
yield roturns."
GCILOTINEINPRUPED. — The aucientsuilutino used
in France has been repla,:ed by a new invention,.itt
which theitead of the culprit is concealed by a sou
orbox, and a mechanical contrivance caust!s his body
to full at once into the cart destined to convey it to
the cetnetery, so that the corpse disappears from thn
eyes of the greedy spectators us noun as the fatal axe
has and that the culprit can be placed undo
ground a short time aftir his ascent on the platform•
DUTIES PAID DY TUE CUNARD STEAMEItB.-7-TllO
Banker Hill Aurora publishes a list of the amounts
of duties severally paid at the Cuetom 11GUSo in Bao
tou, by the Cunard line of steamers, (rim the begin.
ning of the line, coinneneing with tho Brittannin,July
28. 1840. and ending with the Hibernia, 1846. The
total amount is $:2,777,474 99. The folkming is the
amount paid by eachsteamta:
Acadia, 24 trips $469.8•12 19
Brittioiniii, 26 5'24.241 31
• Caledonia. 23 • 413.081 04 -
Cambria, 6 361,098 42
Columbia, 12 85 733 37
•
Hibernia, 14 88•? 930 65
Total-107 trip. $ 777.475 99
lc will be remembered that the steamers for Fehr,-
ary and %reit. in 1842, came only to 111.11iNK, and
the passengers came to Boston in the Unicorn.
17' We hare 6 renti with great pleasure. the.speech
of tha Hon 0 B Ft caLlN - of Illinois. on the Oregint
Ispestion. I it a very able, one, end it will daub: less
4 , 1 , icy his to find, their Representative, i
so Rift iv his adyoeacy tit.? growing interests'
:he mighty west. lie hily4 that Orezon is ns or
Hily endowed by nature tel h nil. the elements itt
o tialth and glom nest at any section of the Union and
all that it rvrl tier d for the cievelnrment of its resour
,i 4 ,4 is litticl of Mil "try and labor.
N.tt gifted is it by nal 0r.., fur commerce; rind
,r 1 I ikis twins .1 view it occupies the most C.lllMlllding
911.; g .ograpLic.i ild Vatlt RV* ‘11,11.6%/11, ant
!d, it nailer the control of an artist and energetic
rot-ell:Ohm to penetrate every path rind Island of the It
di.,:, Ocean. whether in pursuit of the Nth dr; or in the
produces of the tropics. coos-ting of cotton, indigo.
tea, coffee, sugar, spices, nod all The Ingrates which
can minister to tho wantiorimin. Bing opposite find
near to Ado, it can by means urcom-neree enterlaege
ly into tin Eart India and China trade, rind draw from
the mines or etotterit vt-o.llth and magnificence count
lets mitt ons and plant upon her Seaboard, cities des
tined 10 rival in CrafilitWr ancient Carthago; Tyre nod
Venice.—P.illadaphia Sentinel. •
'Welmix olio 'rend the very interesting speech
of ,Ur FICA LIN. It neural:alit -not its all the praise be
stowed upon it by the editor of the- Sentinel. ,
FICXLtri is well informed as to the soil and climate;
rod commercial impornince of Oregon, anti hi's trie.os
•tpon the question, me doubt rot, had great influence
with his fallu;tv-merubeis. reg•et that its great
length precludes its publication in the Post.
I ' lleNTS rr Tug SLAVE TRADE.—It appears by the
parrs found un hoard the slaver receffily captured.
that the saves COSI. on the mutt $l5 a $2O each, a 1 .4
o sell in any part of Brazil for $3OO. If the Pon. ,
had reached her dretinat inn in safety, she wnuhli Ise
cleared about $250,000. If the Pawner lead been
successful. she would have made $350:000 above all
cs.pet.ses.
'NE UCSE nt. Wk.Li.l. , GTllti.—At late party at ilie
hou•ee of Lord Staniy, in London, n young lady asked
-the Cake of Wellington "if it were true that one En
g:iahrnen conk; beet three Eienehmen?' The Iron
Duke replied, thitt.'erben n boy he had been told .;
but be thanked heaven ho had never been 'dared in
Situation to try the eitperirr.ent." •
CVMDERLASD VALLEY RAILROAD —The cnrria;:e
of pnaSengers and freight from Philadelphia to Pitts
burgh, over the Cutnelland Valley Railroad, is go
in; on vi I- hoot any delay. Passengers now Cross the
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Susqiirlini.no in fill In .11
it acne rumored in town - . sestet duy, piny' EA
burch Mountaineer of the inst., that the Bon
Canal Commissioners have allotted the compleiiiii
oT,the Eastern lieserv,ir to Henri L Patter . itim , ,
Esitilt,of Ho liday,kurg, arid that the Western Reser
voit hal . been allOtted to John Snodgrass. Esq. We
know whe'thet this is to be relied on, but merely give
it ac a rumor:--,
A NATIGIAL EkIVIOTIoN of AMEItIeS MANTIFAC•
TURFS.—It bee beetisluggeslpi iitot ill the re.reol
situation of the lucks I with •
view to blieg thin esti 'Ong( .Ito
in n practical form, II be eld
in the Spling, in Wm
totes. The follooirq
by members of cnngr,
no doubt be properly r
House of
With a view to furni
to the character, pric,
nfactures. es well an r
that subject, the andel
'lssas, Mechanics nod
States to send special(
with the BsVish main
er and now being exhi
millen theTost offe
the action of 6mngniss
Vacation of the Tasitr.
Andrew Stewart,
James Thompsnn,..
Richard Brodhead,
• Alexander Ramsey .
Moser 51_-Clean,.
James Black,
J S Yost, dgi
Joseph Buffington,
Tho editot of an exchaago wilfully perpetrated the
ollowing outrageous and abominable rhyme:
"Huil beauteous maid of grace divine,
Why do you wear a hump behind?"
The audacious scamp. He ought to be eboaked iu
death with a lady's bustle.
A gentieman had a board pt4up On pan of his land.
on which was written, give this field to any
one who is really contented," and when an applicant
came, he said, "Arc you contented?" The generni
reply was, 'I ans." "Then," F. -joined the gentleman,,
"what do_you' want with my field?"
While the steamer Monarch was lying at He
lena, Ark., on Thursday week, four hog-chei»s on her
larboard side gave way. and precipitated about 200
bales of cottoa ipto the river and on the bank. She
came very near capsizing, but the presence of mind di
her officers soon enabled them to right every thing, and
in a few hours all damages were repaired. :
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runLza MEETING!
Flom. Wm. KERR,
Mayor of (her:City P#labyrgli
Stn—lou are respectfully rstrested mean a meat
frig'ofthe citizens, to take into conslderition,the bill
now.. rietiding before the Legislature for the !•Incorpti
ration of the Guardians ofthe POor of the:Xity of
Pittsburgh and for other purpoies," on THURSDAY
EVENING. the ‘26th Inst., at 7. o'clock:, P. M.; at
Cie Old Court 'Haase. ,Very - respectfully, & r... -
John Anderson, -= Thomas :Bakewell,-
Gdorge..Albree, Jariais ICPtly,
Alexander Glass, . George Hamilton,
Robert Porter, Andtew l‘PMasters,
John Grier, Da'niel Euwer;
Algeo, Jr„ Fd. Lorenz,
R. Townsend &Co., P. IlugusJr.,
Michael Jones, • Thomas Scott,
• James Blakely, C. 0. Loomis; •
.Robert Wray, Samuel Moore,
John M'flevitt, Henry Sterling,
Jas. W. Wondwell, Wrn. H. Whitney,
J. Stuart
fn compliance with the above request, the citizen.
of l'itt4itirgh nCe.rerlitoisted temeet ThurAday eve
ning, March 26th. 1816, at. 7 f) ' CIOCk; tj the old Court
[louse, to take into c.in,i,leratiun the bill now piled:
ing before the Legi9lettirn: a. net firth iit-the above
reqaeit. &h. ••W ILLIAM KERR,
l'iltAlurg,h, Maw:ll26th, 1846.
Mayor.
IA purauance of the above call a number of Citizens
convened at 'the Old Court House, on Thursday even
ing; and on mot ion• ofeol•Bigler, Awls organized by
caking his honour, the Mayor to preside, and appoint
ing James Blakely and John Sheriff', Secretaries.—
The object fin , winch the meeting, had been coiled hwy.
Mg been stated from
,thu Chair, the !bin. Judge
Sinderheing; called upon addressed the meeting at some
length, on the nature of administering,the pour InWn.
an now in existence—and the change contemplated tg!,
the act at present s , before the Legiliature. Rrmnr k.
were rdso made by Messrs McCracken, Bigler, WA
son and Smith; when the following; resolutions offeted
bY 11117 . -Conith_ were treneirrpoily whirled.
Ecsoivid. Thai we recommend to the Logidatore
that
no action he taken on the Wet Mem:rotating the
Guardians of the Your of this city, during the prewin
session.
12'e-saved, :Flint n.cimmittec of five he appointed
by the to collect tool collate facts in reference to
the Vest,„motie of managing the Poor anti the Po u t
Fund, tnreport at a Niue time, sty three months
hence. or long ettoutth hi lure the meeting of the next
Legislature tolttive the pet jdet thoroughly discussed
by t ire people of I bia eity before any action upon it
shall he taken at
The following gentlemen were - Oppoiliterl under the
above mitolinimit John M'Cracken M. Robert
Wray:ll. 0.. Col John Bigler, John B Butler and G
W Jackson.
•
On motion toljouincd.
JmeA Birikr l ,7, 7 Svcretnrics,
John Sheriif. 5
Later frent Santa Fe —A lerier from a tortes.:
pondcrt at Santa Fe, dated on the 3lst December, im.
inns mt. that on the 61h dteNevember, Gen. A rinijo
nssumti the duties of Guy: ory Mexico Alt the
Americang in Santa Fe Were •t viited to the prince,
and after the message. partook of a collation. In the
evening tine Americans gave u hall, and !hinge went
off in tike try le. On the next day, Guy A rmijo loom
ed U s preidamation, reatinding nn order which hod
been previuu•dy is,ned, ',Tilting nil Americans to re.
mere from the. frontier to Santo Fe. The writer
that t h e peepl o under A
now look Inc 01PCI iin.
The writer aria • G. 1 ,1 Arrnij.r • hen je:t sh ,wn me
n letter from the lower e•nm:ry, stating that the river
ices to be the boundary line douwoen the United
Stateti and MeXiCO, loon the Gila to the Nettie
Ocean.. This will tak.• ;111 .•f New Mexico. ahem one
half of the St o re of Chihua h ua, mot mil of Califswr.i a
— fit the sum of fifteen millions of dollars
The Emits and Apache Indians wero still at star
with the M e xic.. i ni, On a recent occ,iiin, the latu•r
tribe nttncked and killed several Meiitqns. nod made
pt vancr4 df tpdan, isintier a mile of - Chibuohua—rdn.
nine , nfr. at the. so nos 'time,' 300 mules.
.
Dlr.Lus Frqusen, of Mo.. died at - Soren Fe on the
20th of necernber. trent out with the lint. cum
pany.—Repul, . •
Net: /nrentren..-'-,\lr• J. BA‘SETT, or
pi-if:teni an invention upon tibias he lots been
engroged Moroni loss for four or fine year: post. Tho
insmnion ti Pia ning 'itchi ng . and J.li.nling
designed t or a ll F li s cripti on , r.f work Ur this line. I
and is entirely new in principle and I c tail.
'Fite jointers ore dist:nct and separate from Thai
riot jointots are forward of the planing
wheel, and the matchers back Of it —msteltirg tltol
Moods or plank lifter they are F.I used and jointrd.—
The wear, either in planing,. jointing. or matching,'
van be varied W . /li/at stopping the progress of Ow
m nchin , .. It can he changed from °latching, to rAlr
bit!ing each edge of the hoard white the mach, WA• ie
in foil notion Tti,, planing is upon rho prineipletof
a double-iron srmmtbing pkine.
The machine will plnne.fifteOn th alcind feet in or.
hours, or one hi/mired and fifty piece-, it o ne t oo , --
We saw a lot of croon plunk, which hod been in a
eteum-box and planted wet, whirh were exceed.ngly
well dome. Th e wore war shportor 10 any we loom
seen from dry huff ',lnnen! in any older marlin..
The In whine ere now ill operation an. trotrotfactu
r..d by iMentirs Baiton Swart. 'mu:l,434:A and I.
at present at their shop on Morisniestteet. Thir in
OliJe con but ho of great iinV1.11440.0 i.t the buil
ness for VI iti:h it is desiened. A patent has been se
Calvd, and it is propo.ed now tr., enter upon the eon
sitoi , tion of rnarhiner, and their introdoct ion into dif
fere t it port s of the CCI4IOI. BojThlo Pilot.
• n Sinnlny mcirtiing 4 29 nt 10i
MARY IteLYiscti, in the fltithi )etir nl her age.
ITCr fi ierttla and tilos• of her rion-in law, Frit
I tier, will likuite twherid. her funeral Iran her
Tc•itionco. nentinti Jos t from ,bury
tht3 nriorti•inn xt 4 n clnAa. Innt:3o
W. W. WILSON,
Ito-Opened,
CnRNER or FOURTH , AND MA RKET STREETS.
RESPECTFULLY returns hie thanks to the ciii
vela of l'itt.ibtlech and the public, rnera ny, for
the liberal share of their patronage heretofore. 'and
now aolieits a continuance of their ravorr—having
.is day rommed bin btodneis txt the old stand:
Jua opening, n complete namomont LIT A•
,RY GOODS; Sound.; Saahes; PI11111,.A; CUT., Eroti c
lanes; Lace; Batumi, and all biol. of Milituty Trim.
mines.
Ala r, n line oislrtment of Gold and Silver Wivelies
and watelt trimmin4. of the Ite=t dit te e ; Sliver
'nu:tufted tired to order, end a good mlock of Tn'tle and
Tea Spounq now nn hnntt; tine Jewelry, Gild pens,
Lamp, and the usual variety.
Alsifr %Vaud] and Cluck tepairing executed in Ike
very bet manner, rind wet ittreed tonr3o
ren rd
In m
ton, on
the At-
Unlted
uction.
rrichest
“Cvm
)fluanci
td tuucl
rPTIIE undersigned haying kohl nut and retired
-L frOm the Cabinet making business, would re•
spectrully 'ientlest those indebted either by note or
hock account; to call on him to the Eagle, Hotel, 3d
street, and settle,tho same- without richly. Persons
having claims ogailkss me will please prosenk them
fur settlement.
ma. 3.0 03.5. JAMES KANE.
•XXerfect Showei.fpf NeW Books,
A'Bs Fourth strlv4.
Biographies of Good Wires, by L. Mario
Childs.
L , 211a ,Rookli, by Themes Moore, 41-4 new, cheap
edifice. .
Colum&inn alagazipe for e April, beautlfgy em
boll6hed.
Living Age, No. 97. - ' ....
Dwight's Theology, explained and defended iti . ll
series of sermons, by 'timothy Dwight. D.D. LL D.,
late President of Yale College; with a memoir of the
author, in 4 vols. .
The Farmer's Dictionary, tivocabolary niche tech•
nical terms recently introduced into agriculure and her
ticulture from various sciences, and also a comrendi
urn of practical farming. Edited by D. P. Gardner,
M. D., with illustrations.
The Young Duke, a Novel, by D'lsraoll. Two
vols. in one, cheap edition.
The rest of Don Juan, inscribed to the abode of
Byron, by Henry Morford.
j ac k Long; or, Shot in tie Eye, a true story of Tex
as Border Life.
Gabriel Lambert, the Galley Slave, a Novel.
Journey from Cornhill to Curio, by Titmarsh. New
supply. . •
The Nymph of the Ocean; or the Pirate's Betrothal
a Novel.
Manners; or Etiquette for ladies and gentlemen
WM Kern, Chairman
Notice.
I TELL YOU, JORisir—TH ERE NEVER \VAS
BY SEBiSTAIN BALADE..
I toll .101111.1.hqe never awes •.-; •
Anottift:girtlike mine;
.0n two like heiYin:sure the .
Could not ofFordo
tShine!
thigreatest gixl
•
E'er milked beneath the skies,
None ever had such rosy cheeks,: _
Nor nonesuch pretty eyes!- -
•
She has await° fof all around,
So gra - Janine and "4o free, •
But then, of course, she alwayA keeps
tier swee.test smiles for me;
She is so coed and kind at heart,
Sci . pleashig in her tray;
OW she's an angel—witha form. •
Wrapped round in iobea of cla)!
•My Lucy boasts no-lordly name,
Nor can she boast of pelf;
But, JOhn, she's got a bean that is
A fortune in itself.
-A fortune that will yield delight,
Long after wealth has flown,
The bent of all is, Jahn-- she soya
That fortune's all my own! ,
'With all her, beauty and her charms'
tk p
I still fuourte for b mei ,
1 tt.ll son, John—l do not. iiker
Tho,last of Lot:3.'s name;
'Boat changing it, my mind thin night
Shall be ro her mode known; -
And if site thinks she'd like ir, John,
Why, nit,: may have ray own!
CONDIERCIAL RECORD.
PREPARED AICD CORRECTED EVERY AFTERNOON
PIUTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.:
COMMITTEE FOR MARCH.
J. Nlatgltnit. R.'l3ell. J. M'Desitt
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
121 FEET WATER I V Tilt CHANNEI
AIIRWED.: •
Lake Elie; 13uies, Beaver;
' Michigan,l3oies, Beaver; . ,
Consul, Bowman, Browt ..‘ille;
Monnogalila, Stone, ( - loci:marl;
'. Alliquippa, Smhh, du . :
' Anaida, Lue-a9, Leoiovilie;
. ' Piejestirm, Smith, St 1.011i,4;
Star Spangled Bonner. Philips, New (Means
Zanesville Packet, Smiles, Zanesville;
Newai I:, Hord, . ' ' du
DEPARTED !
Messenger, linfurd, Cincinnati.; •
ChcaS.Oan, i3ennet, do
Louis Phillippe, Hawk, do
Alliquippi, :midi. do
American. --- Nashville;
Medium, Gregg, Brownsville; .
Louis iNV Lane, Bennet. Brownsvill. ;
Zanesville Packet. Scales, Zlnemille.-;77, . ..*.
E.4Tlie St Luuis Packet, Robert
Campbell, will positively, leave Ibis merniug, at 10
la' file free puAsenger sten mer Mcnongalmln, Cart
Stone, leaves 1116 morning for Ci.,cirirosti.
.irpThei.plen.lid steamer Star Spangled Danner'
Cupt Philips, leaves this afternoon at 4 o'clt.tck fur
Ne•w Odean.G.
The steamer St Mary, from Attukapas, bound
to Neo Orleans, with CI cargo of 375 ho,vheads of Xll,
nor, strock a snag in Grand Lake on the btlt
and sunk. About 456 hog-heeds of sugar will' be .
lst." The beat, it was supposed, Would be rai n ed.
n . " — The steamer SA -allow, which was etds: lately
in the, Arknnsa9 river, lilel broben to pieces the
machiocry and cargo, which could be saved, ve'so usk-
teTbe Briti.G barque Earl or Eglintourt, Capt.
Nevin. Rum Liverpool, bound to B.Jston, WCIIE Itshme
cn the 15th inst., on Nantucket Shoals,and soon alter
}WA° wo. In attemping to get on shore Gout of
of the crew were droiCned.
CITY PRICES CURRENT, MAI= 30
CULEFULLY CoRttECTV.D EVERY Al/TeRWOON
Flour—From Stme, . • $3.874e4,00
• 3 08 e 3,75
DuekirGeat—per 100 - 1,25 ea 1,50
Corn Meal-- do do - 50 ea 62
Grain—Wheat V' bush. • - 0,00 e 70 .
COM, 40 e 45
Vat., 3/1 e 33
Hay—Loose pIGn. • • 12,00 014,0
tt-v • 68 e 70
Whiskey—l-3' - 18 4'2) 21
Poinette.c—Noshannock, Plut•th.: - 44 ea 62
Salf—V bbl. - - 1.10 ei.12.3.
Seeds—Fl , lx, - • • - 1.00 eitt 1.121
Timothy. , - 3,00 03,25
Chow, • - • . 9,50 '5 4.75
Lard—N., 11, - .• - - 6ea 71
fl.lx—p lb (ur. vet )•-• 4v s 5
ffn COM—per lb. , - • • " - 7 ea 8
Chersr—rerlbAV R. - - • -
.7 , Z 8
Butter—Keg tii!el ILO ptr e.
Pittsburgh Portable Seat Lilac, 1846.
F°R the transportation of fait.ight bet wren
In/4h and the Ati mtic Cities, via Pennsylvania
itnrry.vements and Bultimote. and Sasquebanna Rail
road.
The Proprietors or this old e stabli.hrd Lire, hay.
ing completed their arrangements, are prepared:to for
ward gods to and flow the. East (on the opening of
the canal navigation,) on as liberal terms a. them of
any other responsible- Line, and are determined,that
necare or attention on their part shall he wanting to
secure a continuance of that patronage so liberally
bestowed upon them for several years past•
The decided success of the Portable Boat system,
so manifest in the regularity andalispatch experienced
in the delivery ttf goods, the absence nf all risk of . delay,
breakage or other damage incident to the old, ri:t stem,
where goods have to be hurriedly transshipped three
times on the way, and tho merchantable order, in
which mackerel has been avowedly delivered by them,
has induced the proprietors to increase their steels
encl.:Monthly thisseason. Theirextensive warebnuses
at each point (unequalled by any other Line), affords
them facilities to condnot their business with dispatch;
anti to shippers the convenience of free storage, if re
quired, until th.tir arrangements are complete—while
their long experience in the carrting trade, it is pre
sweet), will be sufficient• guarantee to their patrons
and the public, that they will successfully exert them•
selves to give general satistaction.
Product received and forwarded. Steamboat Char
ges paid, nod Bills Lading transmitted freC of chatge
for commission, advancing or storage, and all comma
nicatiousto the following:tn. - qui promptly attended to.
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
cor Penn and Wayne ALA., Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BOItBIDGE,
27 Afatket street, Philadelphia.
- O'CONNORS & CO,
tont3o y. .• Muth itreeti Baltimore.
snons: SHOES!! SHOES!!!
JAMES 'R, BB .
Nos 99 Mcirket :area and 91 Liberty•street, and
• nearly opposite Shea 4. -Pennock's,
on Market street,
WOULD take this method °leaning the atten
tion of his friends, and ladies and gentlemen
generally to his large apa excellent assortment dhotis
shoes, &c :, which ' have been manufactured and put.
Closed with great care, expressly for the retail trade,
cothpyising one of the largest assortments that 'can be
fonniPM any'retail establishment West of the 111oun.
tains. Hjs assortment of lady's fancy shoes and boots
is q0u1P 1616, ..d -he flatters himself be can please:llm
nicest tastes. \s,
Gent omen irs,want of Boots, Bootees, Shoes or
Pumps will find inAlis assortment all that can be wish
ed. Also—Boys'. Ybath's, and children's fancy Bouts
Bootees,.Shoes and NMl's and childteti's Shoes in'
great variety, all of which he will be happy to sell as
low es the lowest. 'Please ' , cell and judge for your
.
Si—Ladies' and Gentlemen,'s•Boots and Shoes
of lie latest fashion' made to order, \as usual, at the
aho once. mar3o,dlw&w3t.
/
.'' BICHEIRD C0W4114 , , .
i:.,. ; AltOnley:81 UAW, \ ..
t4e.e in' Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near Market.
N I
June 19.d&wly \ =
EiZIZZZ
THEATR E!
lialsager and Lessee, , FORTE - o'.
Acitng anti Stage Manager, NIR FRE fiEIitCKS
PRICES OP ADMISSION , .
_
FireflierOf Boxes, or7DresiCikofe,, r;-`,so:Ceo.ts
Secohd Tier' Of Boxes
Third Tier, 20
Pit. 25
atillry, for Col O -red =
Third night of-Mr EIACKETT, our eminent Amer
rican Arti.te.
- -
,This:Evniim . ,l7 l larx.4.3oA,l.lB4l,S p .
%Yin be performed, the toMed4 of
. Eirmizrotor
OA , E . Jj.f.740 RS pr, I,4I,STAFF.
• 'With *ri Powerful iait.
After which, the, tkumebous eamedy'of
Er For Particulars, see Bills of the day
. .
tnop q ,k at.,4 berefo 7, to commeneast
past 7 preg:kely,. .
"open from 10 o cluck
TVI e s
place, seats cart be obtained for any ottather 'of 'per
All demand agninst this establishment will be paid,
punctually Lively Alotli4 morning.
A strung and ytticietit Puiice huvn been engaged
preserile nt nil times:'
Guisuta Ircn .Works. -
`LEWIS o'l - IARA.&
hISNUFACTURETIS: • :
HEt undersigned, acting es Agents the above
_L esuMishnent. are n..w receiving supplies from
the Works, and o ill in a shaft time,be fay supplied
with all the various sizeis of IRON - .
Th , .y respectfully solicit "it l'iberni.sh‘are Pfisr..l,llc
patrottOge, with ttie'confident ai' , .:einnee that the pfzli•
/3, of the article Kilt not hesurpaised. by any 'in the
murioli: ROBERTSON .VREPPEItt: •
_ mst3o dim Agents for the Guistaa Iron '}'Yorks.
. ---
Q AND .Y.E.R.SIIFtIGE:
Exisudi Crum aletterifatecr
Va, dlaich 11;1846.
DAr am nut 'dr Vermituge; and stall box, ir
of 'Lic,4 Pill 4. Your Vermirtip and: Liier
have taken well in this' county. • . •
• S SIiACKLETT:
Fislici - strille,,Vc„Amrilt I'4 1846:t
Dear Sir:—Since your me , ticines have been faunitl
enact - id known, nig oniverolty approved._ Even
the regular physicians use the LiiverPills and Yet
miluge, they are seiling, finely. . •..
. . _ . ,
Thes . i. popular and effi , taciong medicines are prepa
red and Auld by ft E SELLERS, 57 Wood at; cold by
the ally dn.l,7,dhos 'generally, an by J oaten and
Sciictriz,"Alie ,, henv city. •
REBTOVAL
Tll E Sllbm:ihrrs hive removed to their new stand,
corner of Woos(, and Second streets, where
thoy havo opeoeq a splendid asiortment of Gra.
Pruies—Nuts, Picktes, Sauces, Prese - Tree,
Sweetotedis, -- 4.c., athstly fresh; to . which they re
s( et ifully the 'attention of theirformercustotrt
ers:and the public generalty..
REINHART & JONES,'
mar , 28 : -0r. • r 4. IVond
11111LAXIti.and Turley Casnimorcd,.
fil• Black French Clollo,
do, Eriglilh., • du. , • -
. • .. ..B: E. - :CONSTABLE,
m'.r2s,' M,rb•r
. CASTOR oi L.
861,3 cold Vressed Castor Oil; just receivel
2,5 nod for 'o.l ' t(by •
rnar 28 . • . . • JAMES NIAY.
N. 0. . Molasses
5(11 ÜBLS Plantation :%lolassev, reed ,per str
4.1 Colorado, and for sale by
Sdnaries. r ' •
ISACKS Fiwv.ee - a; • • .
5 " Feutbers; ' ••
1 " lVhite Bean';
" Wool; ;'.•
1 Band .Tuflow; •
1. " Bee'max:.
1 bale Deer Skini i received tier itr Clipper No
2, and for sulel.4 111. B RHEY & Co,
ma. 123 ♦ ; -• , •57 Warr st.
Lonlyvllle Litile, &C.
FRESH and choice latuisttille-Linte, by the barrel
or retail: 12 nOti - 5 double yellow and purple 'car
pes cbsin; m.indortt sash. and glass to suit, for sale
for each. - -Id Att 11:1S,= Agent
and Corn. Merchant; Nti 'l2 St-Clair st. near
.rnat23 . .the E.s.phanze 110 tel.
SUNDRIES
Hard'.
LOOP 91116 roll buttes;
2 '' linsee4 -.-
11.eceb,,I per steumPr libode I:bind and for sale by
NV 11. RIiEY & co:
57 I,`:iter are ct.
gocic
6 - 11 BLEB remixed per steamer AtAldrid, and
161 6,..5.de by M 11,R1lEY & Co.;
57 Water
nrt,•2B. •
13A It it RES of the choice.i. Apples, just .re•
ray
aeeivetl per sir North Qoeen, trod for stile by
Peach Brandy.
(DI B BLS more of that eicellent: Peach Brandy wnr
ranted 7 year old, some of which is ortdraught
fur sole by
mar2G
• Oid Whiskey.
APEWBarrels' -of old Monongahel a Whiskey
from 8 to fl years old part v, driiiight, for nitin
by P. C. MARTIN,
n1n1•f2.6 • .fio Witter ot.
El' Cara.-_;'
IXHOTELS and Steamboat' Bars fitted out- at the
shortest notice; on accommodating terms, with
every!thing in. - tho way of Liqn o r s , glass fixtures',
.3.‹. 4.5. 1' . C. btAai IN .
. .
mar 26 . .60 Watef street.
BOILS choice Apples, just received and for
CR sale by r. C. MARTIN,.
toar26 • . .GO %Voter st.
Leather.
5000 1.13 . 8 New York Sale Leotherjor sale
at Eastern cost, carriage,ad¢rd„ty
B. C. Al AMIN,
m3r 26 001 Veter st.
- -
40DoJubmo:efrsbashu Smyrna
' Figs;
rich, Raisins;
sboxes Lemons;
1 bal&Berdenbx soft Shell AlMonds;
100 bushels African , pest Mils;
15 boxes Bsi 10 glass; ' .
25 half chests Gunpowder',lrriperial and Y-H teas
8 Conics 'do. do. AIM;
100 reams wrappinepap^r;
10 '• do writing and letter, do;
50 boxes, pipes; _. • f?.
.20 'boxes starch;
1000 lbs dried beef;
50 dozen blocking;
-20 dozen beoorn4; -
With a full assoitmentofevery.thitig in the grocery
line, too numerous to. mention, for - salo or . baiter,.
`by ' . ' P. C. MARTIN,
mat26Water:at, -
„ ,
Wines. '• -- --
1 9UARTER casks Port and Maderia for. sale
2in quantities to suit by • - .
- . P. C. MARTIN,
mai 2660 Water st.
, ,
2 PIPES Holland Ginjusi receiied and. for Rale, by
P. C. MARTIN, -
mai:9.6 • 60 Water at.
Grbdatones.
._, _ , -
Men ORINDSTPNV§ (real Mttelaela quarry
will , vv . Beaver for uele by
'GEORG'E CO6HRAN, -
'mer27 No 26 Wood
F 74
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•
::,, , licttool33aok and Putter Warehousse.
-UWE LOOMIS. - Agent
Publishar,, Book-Seller and Book-Bindery
;:lsig. , ou, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH;
irr tLii.SOonstantly on hand a general assortmenfor
Illiftittlia School Bunks in common tam, together
with the publication (lithe Presbyterian Board urPuli..
Station, and other Miscellaneous Books,including
;_Bibles_ and Testamentain great. enriety i frottr . t4 fully
•
- size to Email pocket editions. •- -
Cap, Dethy-and ISiediumfilank Books of ray mart
manufutlare , , erbbrneing Day B oon s:J onrnals, Ledges.% -
and Record Boobs, of the different BiZeS Of: pekes . .. Ea—
,coninining from, kwola eight quires of paper. . •
Flat bap, - Dolly rind Medina! WI king Papel• alwaye
on hand: of-superior trality;• onn At' -short
ruled to pattern and boundio order.. ; .
ALSO IN S-TORE=.
"
250 'mama Cap Writing'Paper, • erent quali tie s , ,
,
rule,rl and plain; -• • . , -
90 renms•Qcsarto Past, ruled and plain, (some verf
300 ema Crown Rug and Straw IVrapiting Paper;
150 Medium '"- j- : 0
'2O " Benble Crawls . • ".
BO ‘• Medium Tea Wrapping, different qaalities; •
-16' ears PutisiraklYriting7Ste!rent
70 gross. -Bonnet Boori/e, liobite t arni_ blue scat.
Mr WALTERS
. . .
A large lot of loviprioea Printin g raper, of the
foll.wing
22 1,332 fecliec,.2o4 by 2.34 inChed.,2l)by,29 inches"
10 by 24 inches, 21 by 23 inched 21 by 241:aches, 22
by 27 i
1...9.
61r1Arlint ly on hand (d A ROBERTdOte3
lure). Printing Piii!er of the following size,:
..
Extra Supetfitte and Heavy for Job Pt inting, 20 by
24 " •
News Printi.rt . .22 by 42, 24 by 3 . 34, 27 - filches:
'Sited, or printitigSttiambeat and other Bilh; 20 by
42 and nod 22 by 25 inehes;
Pest Office and other Envelope raper, different-
of which Wm be 8914 at Itz%' , :it prices,at wholod
sale or foi Casli taiter''Rags afar Tannerte's.
Sdrips, - ' mar 2.8. y.
WHOLESALE, Snag Mum:.
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II . CHILES &CO
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ARE" now tfseir Spring
,seppSes, consis t .
log qiriz'of the largert, cheapeir ant; best assortment
of BOOTS and : S(lO.P that therhave ever ilettrablet•
r o 'fling to tlrialmark t...:A dies' and Mistes
Fler.:nco,l3raid, and Straw BONNETS, the , l4te4t
togetherythh;,l splendid Itssortment of BALM
LEA F. HATS. men,' end :I;4#' suannor
Ahio,_o , largo la of.:SN Tonne4SOLE LEATH . -
1 , ,R, all of which ha:srin;..., been PorCiltiednt. the lowest
rotes, end r•eleetecTruittl'ireat care..far the western
trade, will be B,3d:tit a small ad'yance itlnWe cost . anii
charges. All -therallants Wishing to purchase wilt
snd is to' their intere6t 4eceddand examine.aeir stock
before purchnsitlg,elsewherc. mar f...)741
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, Tapeerrtlh- Mineral Etnikration -Office,
~jiEMITTANCES Umd passnie to and from GREAT
lA, BR fiA IN Ai) Ineciusb,i by W. &7. T. Tap
seett. 7,5 Smolt street, corner of Maiden I..ani;-Nny,
Yolk, nod 96" - .Waterloo road I.iyerpool,, -
The sub,cribers having, nccepied the agency of the
ahnvehouso,.nre now . prepared to make arrangements.,
opon the must liberal terms With.tholse &Straus array
ing the passage of their friends from the old Countr),
nod Lai Pr thetn4elveilliefr Chisiticterand long stand•
ing in laciness •will - .give ample assurance. that all
their arranzernents will becartid cut faithfully.
8 B BROWN
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Meitars, .W. Z 4 J. Ts, Tap•iceit, are long and favor- ,
ahly. Irnann,for ;the superior
.c,ass, accummodatbon
and sailing qattlities isf their Packet. Ship& The
QUEhtNi. r,F •111 K WEST, SHESIttArI, ROCHES
TER., GARRICK: 110TIEN'"GUE11.,
L ! , .ItPOOL, and SIDDONSy Can Of virich leave.
each Port miinthly, from New York the filit anrl-26ibi
and from Livl:rroul the 6th and' 11th, in addition to
which they have arratitfernent.f.seith the St. George
and. Union Unes of Liverpoo) Packets, -to
_insure a
departure fleetLitterpool; .7 every fneedaya . -being thus
delciim 4 llted, limit facilities shall ktiep paca - vidtb
increa.ing praromne, while -Mrs W. Tapstott's eun
meat pet staid{ superintendence:of the basiseas in Liv
erpool,is Itn-udditional'sechrity that the.enrofort and
accomrrrodatiun of the passengers will be particularly
attended to. - • .
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A Thersoliseribers betng(as.usnal) eiteitsivelyengag
"e'd in lire Transportation:Business between Pittsburgh.
nod 'the Atlantic Cities., are thereby bnabled to take i
charge of and .forward passengers minediately
their landing, without a chance of disappointment or
delay, and ore therefore prepared to contract for pas
sage ft om uny rea in Bi-cat Britain or Ireland
to this City -the amore of the basiness they are en
gaved in giving them facilities fot.carrying passengers
'uo7ftir inland not otherwise attainable, and will, (if
necessary.) forward Passengers. fulther west 'by the
hest mode of conveyanco.withoutlay achfitionnl
es for their trouble.. ' horo - fici'sons sent for decline
comingcoming`out,'ihe amount patd for'paeaage will ere
funded is fall.
13 [[HET & Co:
Writmyt
REMITTANCES. • -
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The SUDscriDerA are also praptered.ta give draria at
Eiii;l3l..iot.Opy,alantlat. payable et.-tls,--principal Cities
andtowns in England, Iridand„ Scotland and Wales;
thus afruiding-a side arid expeditinus :mule of Remit.
iing funds to, those Countries, which person a requi
ring such facilities, will fiad it their interest 1.0 avail
themselves of. - _
Application (if by.ltyter post paid) prompt.
ly attended to no, appli;t9 ino to
TAAFFE: - St; OCONNOR,
• Forwarding. and:Co - intnission Mucha:nut,
mar. 27 ti&v.iy. • • Pittsburgh; Pa.
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psz
.BaLs ,s„ r er_
ri,Lin td Oil. just received and for
s
CP. ale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK io Co. - -
nrir27 Corner ortVirod and .Sixth
• Liungarian Eta
DOZ of.tbis.celebiated remedy fur cprisurnp
iiun, just received and for tale by -
P C MARTIN,
60 Wuter 'street
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Pittsburgh Ataifigitilioafind rite - Intii:•,,
ranco Com.pany. •
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Office, No , 21, 51.4..R*ET STItEET.
T3E Citizens , of Pit tsburgli continue piton offered!
an opportunity to effect insertion° unon their prop-.
arty, by a Domestic, Institution, located among them
setves. based upon. Dome'stie qpitak and: , -conducted
by Directors, in whoso prudence, integrity-and good
fith; hey can readily ascertaii,.. whether they may
repose thqi"unclV. bted confidenceiOdientnity, which.
houid - ever attend an insuranch transaction:-
P. C. MARTIN, •
60 Water at
To persons shorn' property has; ittlinady, beeni •
demoted, or destroyed, by Fire or IVater,;the iadvan,
tage ofpersonaliy adjuatiag alone :witttan:itnuitOtion,.
AT Rows, will be stri4fingiy, e4icient,, •I'd those-,who
suffered by the Great Fire, thisj particular cospotatiek
needs no recfmtmendation., The prompt payment - or
the whole amnia Of its' loties'i—feCent.T TWO HONEY
RE6:TailtraAttlf; - DoLLARS—is 14' them'a lafffCie ad
guaranies of futura - eectrity.
It is the partof,all, prudent men, however fntunate,
to anticipate Calamity. for the purpose of avoiding its
effects— To such as bavebitherto-escaped, ae well as
to.thuse who have sustained lots, the facility Of pin
teetirm and indemnity. offered by this institution, will;
be the strongest inducement avoid the reflections
and 'regrets which must Ina 4xpericticed by theielwhco,
suffer without hope of restitution.
ry. A:I4.EN,, Fresident t
ROBERT FIN:lEri : tOtreta-- • • •
Valuable 'Bei' li4titd for Sale: "
WE are autherised te.offer.far, sale; a fine farm,
about four in.ilesfrcim - Alleghenytlity Market,
and four an'd inte half milesliorn the PittsburghMar
km, containing 114-acres.- iTlae land is good, a fair
portion. meadow Ths improvernebts are about
50 acres cleared and underlgood fence, two orchards
of first late fruit, vines and other fruits, comfortable
dwelling. house - containing - 19 raorni, - a new Prick
Barn; stablinz, kc. - The - farm in well watere4
(an act having passed the L'egislature to makes Turn
pike Road .from Allegheny City to,. Verrysville, 3
miles .beyond ifils.lfarm;antrai - it:must neressarili
pass - through it - , 'a trind'roild - tO market Will thus'be
at once accomplished;) Chances of: purchasing a
farm. o near the_two best markets in the Western
part of the State i .und at each price as :.this will lie
sold, eeldoin occur. The title is perfect. Apply
to, '-BLAKELY 4 - MITCHEL;
• mart.l7-'d&w ~ Real Estate Agent, Pittsburgh.
• • • .rqr sale.; • ' •
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- LOT of groind'otni street, - Oar M'Clurg's
works, 25'feetfrcirit by'4oo, feet'ileeP; on which,
is erected a. goadi substaittial, , corriKirtable, double.
frank house now rented for $l3O per year.
- Foe terms apply
4.-MITCHEL.
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B' A FAHNKSTOCK ec. CO.,
corner 6qi and Wood streets