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reit . olll6o4 in' Pi:land—The..frhole Cenvity
to ..Oresro :Qneszion in 'Engiand—
lte Sint Oli CL Z Vfeto - cif llte Brilialt Govern.
recbte/ion contempiutea Ike
Probable FreiAeLnissiini of In ,
Corn--Aaieity and Inverovement in - the
,
Can eitHVa reparalivnt in Eng-
U 7 2L.:state of die
-- '. - .l"tieo 4 C r eiin exprese picket ehip Q.ufen of the West..
, :Curfaire .Wl4,o,lttottee, :errivett early this morning,_
'7 with eilvices to the 10th ultimo,
SbobritPs news later: thlar we have received by the
;-: ship Adirontlach; although the A sailed lain, COrk
.i I . :h.''' . '. - ' ohe day after the Win J Router and arrived here nom
7- .7.,•;1,:',,ii:: , •;- , - , .. , day before'her.• . .
•,:---1!-'•....‘ -. .L...- The intelligence is important.
1 :,-.,-, .. •
.: The insurrection has spread thruughout Po:nod. , —
' - - ho whole coutury is lit up with elm t ev,lutionary
t ..t , ' ''.-- ::flame.. :
•,-,,'''::-- The ca•ton mill-et laid imploved. ° . .
I.C,Xer i t -.. 1- '' The - London Times Of the 9:11 alt contains it long
,
" 3 , ..:\•sartlide on the Orenms Ottestion '. It is asset ofdemi
-2 ' * -s )' -)
*. '
~,--r.;:,,,-.),,,, ) 1,03i -official opinionul It , Doi t:. s r ,
-„:-':./•,'' :- ;-, :The''coni - market are active and improvi tog.
•i - ' ' - : „.-" - Tifere'are [obi..peat reductions ii. the Busdett Tut
/
It intittichlietthe Fitinelt funds-11,01,1.•elieed. •
The English governntent were aetke io sending out
''...3 -4 ettromeinenis tii Lurie. _
ThWitninhoi:rif ienmeh regnireil ny Iho Friuli.), hav e
r 'ot,ttir t iates;is 27,500, ben a 2.000; marines afloat 5.500 h
ashore 5 000 —total 40;000.
-.... It. viiii.l that tho
. artitlery turned with suet' faint ef
.
~' fi...:c t against tile Briii.li I rucips in India, was porch.-
: - ..e..l.ln:Etiglantlabent fiv.,•years nen, by General Ventu
-.:Sa; for the late, ii,..j-01 Bunker Singh
- , The Oiegou Questiou in England—Senti.O.ffirial
• - "Vieth of the Brittish Goarrumeui—Opinions of
..the English Press. I
• _ - .[From the London i3ell's Life. March 1f.1.] .'
'rite last advices from the United States brine nstb t
notsts.umplestiunable pkoof of the . bad state of feeling
Which influences their Government. Mr. Polk, a
-.,' „perfect nonentity so fat a. reputation for staiestnunship
- .
was concerned, was thrust into office by a party deter
.. rideerd to carry out a wiar poliey;and being in office be
- still nets ns flirt tool of the party'which gave hint t Ito
. ; Thirst existence: Hurray fancy this to be a duty o f
'iratittide to hose whonni;de him President. But he
--. :forgetsthat he owes a higher duty. a more snlemn ote
• ligation to his country find to his God. His !awe nu:
"Ak.nnso for office is 'omitted by the fact that he seems
.''.wholly, ignorant or regardless a the ..o..ibi:ice.
,:i t Oct3attend It. He Barks not to the interests of the
millions over whom helms a tempot sty Away—his rare
is directed to the aid hrls oft liefaction thatby telroitnes.
. :hoisted. him into the Presidential office. To the h e
.. :bests of a faction he sueralicts hinconittly and wut.ton
ly offends the laws of Ittimattity. Let it not lie deem
, eil that this faction is handed together by motives of a
- _ pure and disinterestedi kind.
The love of place dad power is as great in the
- -'United States as it eve:- has' been in any of the oldest
;'and most corrupt . ..Overnmelitts of Europe—much
. .
~. g reater than we believe it to begin England or France
-et the present moment!. And there seems to be among
- ,
;the party of "Mr Polk )ess of rife spirit of a gentle
.-..-
inaiiirich , ck and restrain, to reduce within proper
bounds this inunlittatePde of place. The tenure of
•-• °Mee_ by•.the Polk party is deemed possible of much
extension - if the chain es of war are adroitly taken
advantage of- - -enthilnytcome*om the sob of us
-. lands of. Orego - willtek; ' irtippli iin ample fend with
which to feed and -ratihrofficial desire-a. The mild
. and teirtpernteUlta7er, ihe gentlemanly fotbearrome
.: n ad courtesy of; the British governinent are therefore
•,..'. dientgaided and misinterpreted—and English Atm
lance to engage itiveae is insolently assumed to be the
• pr ,Yof_ef...t.:ng.lish wettliners or fear. Thin is not the
.- - ..: ; tennstruction we put hn the acts and speeches oldie .
Unite s - 1 States lvlinist6a. With the omission of the
word "insolently," BO description we have given of
... :- the nen:tact of. theAterican Ministers might eiso be
- taken' no their own. if hey have again and again de
Blared that if the united States claim is resnitUcly
,pressed:Englatia nnist and will give way --that the
"whole-claimomit and will be conceded because Eng
linctwill ()Lugo to teal% If this supposition was true.
it would be little to the honor of the United States
governinent to act Spain it. IL would be insulting and
wronging-e. nation. tamely because that nation we:.
weak to punish 'the insult and avenge the wrong. in
beCatise,Sor same reaSuna of principle in prudence it
chose; Id 'forbear doing s o . Let the United States
_..people be warned in time.
::The desire of the English Government fur peace is
that which moot holmrs it. England is much too
~. Powerfni to fear war,. l or its results, but Englislinter:
slat n it as'an evil, which not without a greet necessity
OW ht to b , inflicted Lin mankind. So for as the Ore
,
gon territory is alone; concerned, great in our colleen
oiins have been. they might have been much greater
ha. we been met in ti differentispirit. But an honor:
able man insists on otrict tight when intimirlarion is
attempted,and insult! offeeed. Like the, traveller in
the'fable - , - he-may belovetrome by tre mitent geniali
ty:of-the sun, and itly seedily and willingly yield to
- 'its, influenCe; but wit fii mly gild his cloak around
hint, and. - reaolotely stand up egniost the threatening
startn..' The'Dniied statesgoVeremen. does and seem
.., , to be learned in - sucte, wisdom. It had better take a
- .-
jeisoti; It will' (Tort , fitly discharge its dudes and
more truly represeni he people over whom it hap
p^ws cd,rreAi , te.. :We do not believe that the people
of the States deiii re a, wet' with England. Their corn.
foits wrielcl he sacritiOed, and their best interests most
Seriniot:r 'injured by it. Tlinsn of the roll. faction
'tcnititi alone receive tienetit. By tn.• rules of Ihn Con
stitijtieuf the people; ate now unable to control the
- Legislature, and the Active and daring faction having
poisessed itself of poWer. determines by the mad use
• ' oi • it to jostiry'the prOverb about the riding of certain
...people not accUitorriid to such an exercise, Lind
' Aberdeen's answer vitt... demands fir Clllll , lliall , lfl PA
. ' to thel 'crease of otlr military and aural forces may
'.tatielt a moderation hitherto riot displ .3 eti by Mr Polk
.. .
.-,-.• dr hts . perty, rind •nri,'v save [Ma party from imitu iMg
the tiourse or the sad', Will/ were teas lied upon
" war, thungh pelicy,!as well as justice, forb..de their
in .
engaging I. I .
[Froth the Liiierp ,o 1 Times, March 10.]
-Naval Preparations.—The extraordinary activity;
Which' prevails in all the dock yards, in overhnitling
.
-. . and bringing forward frigates of the heaviest class Iv:
` very timinuus, an the ) .se are precisely the vessels whMh
' 7
will be required in n 'var with America. in addition
to. the 41 anti 50 gun frigates eh-early in
. commission,
--„ the following vesselsl of the same class aro either pre
...paring for commissirin or undergoing careful examine
flan,' namely--the (diner:ester, a line.of.battle ship,
- razosd' An a 50 -giiii frigate;! the Raleigh, 50; the
outhampton, 59; - the Imo, 44; the Cornwall, 50 i
the ennirestaileir, ft) ; the Horatio. - 44 ; ;lie Constance,
50'; the Portland, 50 ; the Java, 50; and the Alfred,
'so.':Therettreitlrringly at 'Pea tho following vessels
of this class :=The Gnimpus,9o; the Engle, 50; the
'..Meirunpui,34; the iVindictive, 50 ; the ‘Versplie.so;
the Vernrm;so; the Endimition. 44; thin President,
.
. • stt ; the Winehosteri 50: andthe America, 50.
The Polish lasarreetion.—The G.rmun papers
~.. which:have .to ! day . 4orms in hand, rimy, the Journal
- dei.Peb . cils, bring . news from Criccw up to the 24,1 1
The events passieg in . Polntid nppear to hive ns
' • - •istritteit a serious chnramer, which is not disguised;
by the Plinciped Gretna either of the Priissian or Atis-!
trian government, ;Tire city .of Cracow, the capital,
'`:_of Pnlind under its former kineo, the descendants of
the iimellons, had accenting to thosejnurnnis, for four
dean been the seat pf a new GOvernthent; entitling;
. - itoeir - the :"Provisiknal Government of the Pallid);
4'iutitm." . . It was on 22.1 ult., the day on which the'
' - Att. - Irian - tronps and the. Senate evacuated the town,
fatly iha
.nniv pnwnr lias constititted and-M.0014d itself,
in I he.old Mansion kiloton by the - name of Krystofraiti
•
rind With which the 'xlearent minecintions of the Polesi
.- Of 'the Period in. which the Duchy of Warsuiv are con
.
-.:.netted. Prince. Jtiseph Punintowski 'resided in it
17. 0, during the Pidish cart:midia against`Anstria.--
-:-. Tire new government, immediately upon its; Joust:
—: irriept,- published a Manifesto to the Polish nation, in'
Which it dwells npitni the offerings of the Pole*, and ii
calls upon the people forise en masse throughotit the
~whnle of- ancient 'Poland': On the 23d, it issued a i
' • 5. , -: : - deeeee forbidding, tinder pain of death, all the attemp ts '
agniust,privateand Public property. and dr;claring.at
the lathe tithe; that any poisons who should etablish I
s .! •
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M ARRIVE OF THE
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GAPTA rs :}VO6IIIIOI7SE.
Important from. Europe;
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~4*4
ulutF '
sthiroti:
red the.governineta .b e d ec i an .d
tr:utt,Ors•toiliii rConify - ::'llio'folloWilqg are tkedob.
umentsWitive'lallildett •
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the- Palish-nation—Poles.- lbe
hour-:of insurrectimi
_has ' struck. The whole' of
inthilatetll 3 .oliouttriie*:ead hee.imes greef. .41rendy
have our brothers of the Grand Duchy fhis
shin Poland rind Lithuania
_risen. mid - nri fighting lo
linsAia against 'the-enemy.. They,oreoo4 o 4- for. the
:nest stirred rights, I')f . w hi c h they Imre. been . .det.rival
I tiv: fierce and fraud.' Tile flower of Our lot" are ion
guisii lig in dungeon.. 'Oar auce torsr•whom coonseis
slim:third a., ore treated with conterno. -The Clergy
are depriVed atilt respect : in a wool, all who Irene
retainer' to live or die for rotund have been di , stroyed
immured - in pi ison, or are. in ;Linger of bring so at
every inannt.. The .grotiri of the millions of omit
lirroliers•who--perisherl under the: knout' or in subter•
rauelin cells have reaclied:ourheirba, -,which are pro.
foundly afflicted. We have been robbed of our glory
ntni our language end the religinniti. nor falhersare
Wen furl - di - him us. Insurmountable barriers have
!Men opposed: to the amelioration of nor. 'Meinl condi.
lien, brother bus been armed,ogitinst: hvotber, - and the
, n 6 3, h 0n ,, r0 1,1, 3 men the country- have beiM Calurn.
nipteJ:tinti persecuted.' Another stepUnd there would
he no Oiltrn Poles. Our grandchildren. Won'ti carte
our Tenths, fur having (eft the ft nest Mirr.of ihecat tb
.1 desert and'a ruin. for having allowed chains to he
pot ppon nor warlike nutjnn,
a nd foxed ii to profess a
itroogn worship, to speak a foreign Itingtange..
of s l ur martyred, fathers, the rights of
nilr nation;- roll to us from tire tomb to avenge them;
infact_at the breast calls upon us io . .preserve the
enntitry which Goa Ins confide"' Inits,The Gee na
-110116 uf the entire win Id would invite us to tesi-t the
destruction of outs tuttionulity. Gun ive,.
I hit invitation. Clod, who will tme tiny demand front
ol tot accomo t f our elsoluct. Wo ate 20 000.000.
Let Ili t isr ns one Nu" and no violontm cruel, our .
pow or . We .11.111 n lawny tt. Welt has never
',seen known on *milli. Lel. Int endeavor to obtain i.,
.ttot a conunauity, itt to rich swot y Folio shall todoy his
slime of the Ciot t i, tier tu Iris merit urol hid co•
I.ei there be no more privileges. Lei each
Polo li it full guoramees for himself, Lis eltililten;
.tiro let lam who i. * ardor Ly L i n b. mind, or body.
tied without humiliation the infolliifle a...looney of
tlee entire community. which will Ln.nthe alrActlute
I,lllpvlty is inna now vorwered by it few , All Coved
Itttoiro sod oilier buoleng cease, 0.1 time,. win" Almil
ilierniielve:i in nelits ii>l)tecnuoi heir courtiry
+hull reciivn n priii.i•rly in land 114
from flat moment we acknowledge no iii-tine•
tort ua heucrf.rwnnl 1.0 11101 Sons of nee mother, i
JO: Aloe—of one father, Ginl a/Wlt in heaven. •Let us
invoke hisompport. Ile will bless our nuns and give
tittar; bat for film to do this we most nut tris
, lama" ata:selvea. Let its not new with
those who are confided to or., Iv! u. a 01 inzinsacie
Who me disarmed, nod the foreign. in oho do not
think with on; we do not sit tiggle tignitist notion., tun
tigninst our oppressors. 111 sign of wit notion, let lII'
Make the following ''l swear to se, ve Polatol,
my country, wi 11 my ceunsel, my worths, and toy art,
I..sweer to sacrifice to i
_tern.. my opiniou., toy life, tool
my ( ( wen ? . 1 sweat abodute obedience to the not ;wit I
upset nment which his been established at Crocaor.
the 22d of tbi.month, at 3 tiel irk in the evettitte,. in I,
the house of Kt zystirfoarni, and t, rill the I
instituted by theGoVernment, as Goa may stand me
nit This manifetto shall hr pulili.hed in nil the
joor, al. of the government. 4001 In all 11,0 tiopplemeto
tory Arias sent throug hoot Pollnd, and tholl he Iwo
claimed front 111 w pulpit. of all the chlorin., nod !owl,
up in nil public place,. Dittewl Cracow, Feb `27 . 2, IC IC 1
oral signed Laois Cite skirls sky."
—The government of lb(' rreohilion
trig absolute for the Clod, of Poland, nod responsible
10 the notion, Who eye: in charged by the government
or by one of its cuthorities exercise oily office. corn.'
Maud, or temporary functions, mutt el.seiao them on
pain of death. Any pernori, raprillle of bearing at nos,
Who does nut within 21 howl' after the procinttett tun
of the incorrect ion, place himself under the order. of
the to at atab0hh..,..b.,11 be frt.,' as a Icier ier by 11 .
4otitt martial. Pillage nod riolenee,lioaever
tiztott ion, espionage. obit act ion of the rithlie
or its application where-is.. than as otdered by the
government, shall be punished with dent h. Whoever
ar:theat the watte y of the goy...now/it. e.t.d.-
lish club or associations, shall be tog Merl s• a traitor
10 his country. Every rornrimne sholi, in its cirri,',
(.MAI6IIIIII more: signal., of alarm its (1)00 . Le eleee.)(”y
for placing itself in conontinitatiou whit Ow neigh-
homing communes. Th. signals Urr to be pillar., in
jades hound with stravr and eoserod with pitch. The
destruction of o pillar, or any obstacle to it.
lighted 'lp. shall be puoi.babfe with death. 'I tie Ma
ti .... al colour...b. white and purple ground. with ifs
isi o gn e a l e o ,h.il and the bend turned t the richi in
foot a crown of omit, aiol its left a Crown of laurel.
This eagle 'droll he the sent of all' ttilional. and t,
thorities of the conntly.—l hued Crocoo. 23Feht not).
1846, e n d segued L ouis Gottkosr.t.y, Jant.ata
and Alosonder GrzeLow i'hades arsky,
Se...minty to the Gyve, nmeni.7
A titivate letter which we have just tereicell, motes
that furtter d. errs had been issued on the 24th, all of
which were signed by Cored Pututieki. one of the
WealthiPat and iolluent hal citizens of Poland.
The Provisional Government hod tetorterl to the
moot urgent tnrosure ofdefence, for cansidernide f or e,.
were said to be nn the rum eit from Au 'a, 1 ' 1134 io
E==
ti n apreanl. Tian Allot tan colonel. I itllllellll. who Imo
mealy commanded the militia of the Ropnlda% comp.-
atoll of CA men. for the most part cinnamon fa otn Itre
Auistriun cogimcnts, laud trogeth•r aid. the whale of hut
ni u m nr ,gone over to the instiqoate. Seerral nliaottione
acre *aid to have taken place in the rorinnenta of
:M rxachelli and Bert°heti. tiattl the Aumirina govern
merit hall, inn coorniq tence. tottered them In tort
It ens even !mid that on carder had been keleni to dim.
hand them. The republic of Cracow, which is about
to beacons l i e 'heel's! of such an unerporl struggle, and
.which melt ifiattnallY be attended with the most pain
for heroic - and unfortunate Poland. is uL on
65 miles long, by 22 miles broad, with a puirribitionuf
115,000 souk The Irma of Cracow it arid. stripped
of its former splendour, contains 35,000 inhabitants:
including Jews and foreigners. Situated In the midst
elan exter.sive plain, it is open t'• attack on 011
and presents no Melilla of defence. It is true their is
and old carol,. twee Mount %Verve!, but is in such a
tuitions croulition as it, be almost tirless.
The Gazrit. de Cologne• publishes the two follow•
ing letters front lireslon of the 26111 and 2701 alt ,
reltstivc to the rnovernents,-of the iesurgents:—
~..
BRMAU, Feb. 26. 1316.—'•The insurgents have
advanced as far as 11f een miles beyond Tarnow. The
whole of the c"untry pvnple are engaged, because the
inerion Government hug offered a premium on ever y
heed of a landowner brought in, which has encore
'ger! the peasant /1 to ni tor:lmre, 200 lords end manors.
These peasants mein tL^ army tif that in•nrgentc.
Travelers hove seen a large corps of cav a lry wirin g
ihe insurgents, as well as numerous blitalliontrof
fanny, well accoatred and armed. Ily force of sever,•
control Cracow is kept q•riei Politierd prisoner,
only hove been get at liberty. Prussian soldiers
have not pweted the homier:"
Bars', Ae r Feb 27; 1816.—'•I am informed that up
to the 25th, the insurgents were in possession of Cra
cow. Tice Provisiorml Government, in nnticiptiti Jr ,
of an attack on the 21st, by the Prussian troops, bas
' ordered all the male inhabitants, (torn 13 to 50 year.:
of age, to take arms in support of the insurrection
A proclamation has bran issued. exhorting the people
toexettion. and promising abolition of all weir grin.
tauter."
Tlit; Aupbargh Gazelle of the 2nd instant,
latter 'from the Ponder of Gtllacia, of the 25'h
aiiiinuncing thlit. on the 23rd and 241 h, the ino
gents of Cracow had emitted the Vistula in the direc
Lion of VieliCia. and.that General Colin, being memo
ed by the Movement on his right. bad thought proper to
fall back upon Moghilam and Warlowieze. The re—
inforcements he expected. hum Mnmvitt and Silegia,
would, it was feared. be intercepted by the inawgent
A loner from lireslau of thenth punitively states that
the latter ettact:ed Podgorze on the 23rd. drove the
arristocrary out
• Of the town, and followed them ao
far as Wodowieze, The western part of Gallatin
was then in - netiall revolt. No neemints had reached
from the eastetn: di 'trims, The insurgents had; on
the other hattd, penetrated into the kingdom of Poland,
widiout experiencing any serious resistance. A report
prevailed that a revolt had broken out at Lemberg.
Countess Potoxlia had arrired at Bre lat,i with
. s a pass—
' port deliveted by the- PrOvincial government at Cm—
cow. The hruelites of thateity' were' said to have
tendered their eervices to thenew government.
The dissenting Catholic clergymen arrested at Cra
cow hind been set at iiberty. The. President of the
Satiate of that republic bud arrived at Vienna. Two
regiments went to march on the fiqUiving . day front
Vienna to reinforce the corps commanded by General
Colin. Genettil • Klopikti IMO refuied to place himself
at the brad of the movement, declaring that, bemon
itlarecl the Attempt labpportuae.tind likely_O end fatal
The Nurenther6r CornFroddcste alb° tld hisitnt
E=M
'~ ; ._
' wi4
nta - : had' alreadi.lo9l l
re4°li;:itea'
..-nge nd e the insurgante; that tit
'Nana' betwien thn troiv i t n a t
had
beezaired
tigaimit thir .
iViina;r6l:l446l3f Idieri bad ,be'en 'ortiefed
- end the, o .9"inn " •
giye no querter.. -
iiii::.i..'n:_dittis!. - 0..t.iiii.jiz.:11: 1 .05....
JOHN nt6LEA, en 119,ft:
PrrTsBUliGH APR] L :IS.
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g V 11 'l'strm an. Agent for country newspipers,
IA the Agimi for the Pittsburgh. Deily Morning Post,,
Hn IVerkly l‘lercory mud . Mnouthrturer, to receive
navel tisernents end subscription's. Ile has °Meng in
New Yflitit, nt the Coat 0tfi , ..e,30 Ann street, (ad
ioiningthe TrihnneOffice.)
• tius - rotr,.No. 12. Sta , cestreet.
PHILADELPHIA, Real Estate and Coal (Ake, 59
Pine street. . •i.
• Ss t.Ttstone,S E corner Baltimore rind entreirtstA.
xhere norpaper cun be seen, and terms of ittlyerti
-.ing lenrned.
FOR CANAL, commtsstorlEn. : i
WILLIAM B. FOSTER IJR,
• OP 111t0FORD CbUNTY.
Important Toreiga News. I
The very impertert iidellipnce from &trope re
cc ived by ih' picket ship -Qteen of the WCs' tool
which we publish this morning, will ho rend; old)
deep interest. The news by the ghee of die ilea
is rum thy Icier then that received by the l'ibo Boat
Wm. .1 Reiner. The news from d•ovn•trodden. l'o•
land give ! ! hope tit it her gent will bgain free 'them
velveg Gem the eh min , of tyian.y.
Appointments by the Board of Canal Com-
miseloners.
Myron S. Itforatr, to be Weigh mutter at lil"
NM IliMnbet land weigh.lock.
Julio Ferguson. to be Supetykor and Soperimett
dent of Nlmire l'euver me tleo All e gheny P or ing,'
rond, from and after I Sth itt•f.
James Boone, A.ialltstt Superintendant I niedro
Dl/1 the Allqzheny Posing. ttnilrood.
8 , 14311C1 Holman. Suites - via it on ibe Et•lern Divis
Antes Turner, ti l wrvisoroililp Juniattt
tower portion. _
Casper Doll, Sopervi,or on the innintn
, 11.1 , er poirtim,
12..bert W. Clarke, Sveni.or on the Western
Division, uoper portion.
{Valiant Flak, Collector at
Mit Eniton:-1" .nor in your iniper - of rolei‘lio;
tenor signe.l Wrod.lan Cu." and ii,nard
Cnigool Good* from Phila." 10 lino pnrcfnii. ,
nri.tie„ we We infortnril shut u Innit or aline, tin.
A I leg hen ," touched this pined on the I`2llri, tit 114
Me,rars McF4ll.lett & Co. are ryilently no t over
t er , c l ea ,l anti nale6ty. or they toroolll eenreclti, claim
this as the fieo arriintl, in th • ince of on nribint by
till:lomm'. Lbw" days , pseirirratir.
As serrwets the nitivnt by iiingiotrnbt Line on the
6?tt. I wouttl itirwrn Meer,* Wrath." & Co that the
b/mt wts frill of M.A.—their od.rot ion to lite o.ttt - 4-
n nottrrithrtnntiing—and that u ere f... 11 l'lttin—
ilehtlitu. I grant that llinohnniti men iliTtio,d more
energy than then , if that In to rob them of the
, ticton..it be it. They ertro,l their font over the
Stiontwhanna 14)1,1.41. and on coming Watt 'allow—
Lorlt. ilecittne.l in knack 11,1 ri even t•it that
iln pet! itnettt hat I rttrotiio retti their lona 1.0 A n. , tber
float nt ilm west eal ef the Lec'n, And broitght -it
thrnogh to l'itt.buigh; 26r, rtri:e. from thence. in 74
Sltoult! the public feel ttily intrre•t in this Metter,
ehteit 1 wery mtwit gnral••n, I nm quite rnetteta that
ie herMe them, pliteh war
the fir* , n.risnl.
Anothet try., generntl.,
to•litw.rd by the neatie.nrr or arlii.gn or the Ca,tosin
or 6 . ..14 of thi. fteii..nre Urn,. In rearm; through a
Lnek,—yras the , only elven/not:tate that proviTheal
ptithaltly a do7,nn totals Loco heotiog thia hotly
L•hrnv, .he male rrti;:hty p 'Orrrunning f.o- w rart•r
t 1 r teneis , ed Fw.l. ftrnottlth-ti after Ow• repairs.( the
breach referre,l to, rho' wtothi have kern delivetr.l at
the tome tiro , 1.9 their., hot for the ard. i , !T; off of Ow
Level 3latre Stint p•horch., Spent:ins freer G , .•1•"
and •' will Mr int.mitay reach b,rk to
tiro teat. Aro. when he rnreis eft tiro 44nr be2ro by a
.k.jr doirea the A LI.V.GIIthT ItlvEtt. atul engtogrof io
n••tv.pnprr come corny of, I he , terlth of dml f.at rnt
tint,le arrival. to pro. , thrt Ire reLeittrot th.• Gr.i
' by the l'enn'n improlvementa. A C1.1.111i.
Apt il 14, '4th
FIFTY FOUR OKGRKKS Fs/IiTY MINUTES
Sennlor Urnlnn. in n flindnt9 Win Sarno few
a ear. nitico ; C•fillitly of Oregon in terms
like the.r. He said. ' . in evens is is faster than the
Urtnie portion of the ail thitteen United State.; in
rlimnt e, s Ater; in fertility. grentett in ssilalirity,
tint; in rei.itinn, better—beenusn fronting A l in. and
by n tranquil sm. In all th-se
0, ; • w aomo Aare o f nor continent is far morn happy
than t livens:et n. In corifi.:uration, it is istrapressibly
nn and grand—n vast oblong stiqnre, • with mlisonl
houtl.srtes and a single giressay into _the sea. The
.o..ss capped Reeky monienins encl.. is to din
no inso•bosind tuner On the west, a frown smart on
the north. and sandy plain. on the POO
All it. riner•. risits4 its the Llininni or ~ Va.; 6,
curnference, run to meet each other in the centre. nod
then fl•ov together into the ocean through n gap in
this mountain. where then heat of summer and the
Irtilas of winter are ,neVer felt, arid where southern
; and norileren .lisetoes are equally soilsnoss rt. • This
Ilse volley of the Colo tibia—ti roma ty whose rsery
advantage is crowned by the solvate.siges of p.s.stinisi
and by tl.e unity of nil sic ' , Arts—die
itosecessibilisy of he borders, rim{ it. single Oat ogrers.
sion to theses. Such it cottony i 4 formed for union,
wealth and strength. It can hate but one capital.
att.! that will lie a ; but time commeteinlempo
lion). nail th a t. to ill he a Tyre, (peen of cities." Sena
tor Benton then etnititant.l, ••Sach a country Can
havelinl. One peop , e, one intereet, one government,
and Mot people shntild Ge Ainerienn, LlPieinlefeal
goireenm-ill It V.P13 . 01,11 . 2 ACCU Its
I SE!) AND INFAMOUS I.3I';'THE MAN THAT
IDI V I IM.:S Olt A LIF:NATES IT." •
Clevelaw , Plain Dealer
An Asioni.hiag Negro.—e worn yesterday in
vited by Mr. l'restey Me'LemMe, of Madison Coun
ty. A infrimmn,to vi.iit a. en:vac:ling negro of his,
w h o is now s t a yi n g a t 23 lehoupit Milne street. An•
'bony, the negru in question, is übo•Lt twenty years of
Ilan, and very tall ns well as robust, but was born an
idiot, anti fur till purposes except making nrithmeti
cal calculations is one yet. lie lms never been but
to any work on account of his infirmity, but hiss been
suffered to run about the house, and .hus ben tabled
with Mr. MeLemore's children.
From IFNI ring the latter first recite the multiplica
tion table, and count simple numbers about nine year.
ago, he gave the flog glimbse of a reasoning, or col
calming mind, and suns nfierwards displayed must as
tonishing knowledge of figures: He can answer any
11 , 1eSt ion in the rules of hddition, sub.truction , division
or mnltiplication promptly, no .matter, how numerous
or 'complicated the 'figures may he. rind will give the
result of any sum in these rules, Wine the questioner
can put down the figures of the sum, Ur its answer as
proposed. We spent a half hour and put numerous
difficult questions in at ithinetic to him—each Of which
were answered to our astonishment, as well as satis
faction. To the curious this idiot boy is well worth
seeing.—N. 0. Della.
BROOMS -50 box very fine justreceived and fur
Pale by . THOS. MILLER.
anls enrni4 Wend and 4tb ats.
AIM SOAP-20 bxs No I just received and for
P
snia by .apls THOS M11;14;11
C AN DLES-20 Ints Star ;
5 do Adamantine. superior;
20 do Sueurine mnd Summer Tal
low, just received and lot sale by.
apls ITHOS MILLER.
Dry Goods and Furnit;are at Anctian; •
AT' It'KF.N.NA'S now Auclion Dooms, Ni 119
Wood' street, to-frfrrow, ;Thursday Aprit . 1611 t,
at 10 o'clock; be. soh' a largo variety
of Dry Goods:-
At
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At 2 O'clock ; P. ft;,• , Fd.trilturef I;hrilf chest's Y
apls - ' - AuctfOue:Cr.
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A P i4l-154r-1 • r stwthiS,lFe
hove Harp le on this tst
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iMvett,
Ad am s. Anderson'Adolphari,.. - '
'Adana Rev W. Anthony ;
-Aiken Elizabeth Miss; Anderson ESAfisi
Aiiien" John Annerson Jomph
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Ward War Caul Wood W D Dr
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Watson Ninety Wornter Thomas
Wells Mary Ann Woodruff Wilfred
Wear Mary Woltz Lewis
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Welsh Samuel P William/ Mary Ana
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Wrsl SamuelllinmUAlbert H
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Young John
Yarnell David
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MISCELLANEOUS. ! •
L. S. T.
The Collar Maker that was in St TAMA nbou
March 3l at.
CHAMBERS NVKIBBEN, Postmaster.
until 15...P2t&iv I
PROSPECTUS ,
For Publishing a Connected Map
OF TIM r •
City of Pittsburgh and City District, City of Al
leghesy, Manchester, Birmingham} and
Lawrenceville.
AS soon nsa sufficient number of subscribers can
be obtained, I will publish niconnscred Map or
the above places; embracing both 'sides or the Allei,
glieny, Monongahela and Ohio Givers, from Brunot'-}1
Island on the Ohio, to the Eastern; line of tawrenee:
villa on the Allegheny, and to tire "Four Mile Rua"
on the Monongahela. Cd
The Map Will exhibit rbe Lots and Farms within
its boundery, and a correct statement of the statistics
of all the above named places: Tit l e objvcffis to make
a Map that will be useful to proprietors of land, b a l.
sines men and citizens generally. I
The Map will be furnished to suhscribera, mounted
on Roller. in "MO Style," fur the low price of. Three'
Dollars. . R WOONVIN-,
Recording Res ° nlator City of Pittsburgh.
N. B. Persons wishing to obtoina copy,can leave
their mimes at the Book Store of Messrs Johnston. Si
Weirton. Market street, Pittaburgh; . Wm Kerr, Vett,
-Mayor or Pittsburgh; RS Cosset, foq. Mayor of Al
legheny C4y;'•and af the different. offices} about the
Conti. Houser - or at the office of :the,Publisher Penn
street. - • , nos.lw_
- - Mol4ssei.
800IflAL§ N 0 Molasses, (p„
Ott hand and for sate by
6 P 13 - MARTIN &
E.MMW
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Afauager cria
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Firsc Tir. - i;f. angee, or Dees C ?
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Fiist riPpearance this seasori of Mr and Mrs C
HOWARD ..
. .
Mr LO
First night this f etison the celebrated Com e -a
y of
School for. Scandal. .
71tie Evenirt' g, 4.0.1 . 10 ,1846, ,
fYill be performed 'the Comedy of
sa uct ~r.:Cizi.sikaazpaz..
With a powerful ,f.esi.
Mier which, th e t-o
hornew; comedy of
CHARLES H.
• For Pailienlars, sec . Bills qf ate day: -
Ern . rs triopennt 3 before ( 7, to commence at 4.
post 7 precisely. - - '
file Box-rdfteeiVill be open' front - 10 o'clock
A' M to I. l ointl from 2 'P.M - to s—at which- time and
place, scald can be obtained fur any number of per
All de and against this evtabli.hmem.willbe paid,
punctually every :11onday morning.
A stro4 and efficient: Police have been e'gaged to
areeive order al all ' emit 15 ,
..
• Theatre." - '••
..'ll4 R. LOGAN most respectissdyinforms his friends
J.,TJL• and the public, that his .BENEFIT will. take
plorei 1. -.' •- -
TII IN ( WEDNESD A Y j EVENING Aprillsth,
Wlt-n Shiridin's beaptifol Comedy of the
.. .
t';cheol, for 'Se atidal,
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wilibe.ac ed, 1,4.5 a strength of cast nut equalled fur
!ITT
-Y. Y'a i i..
•- . - _ • . ..
Mir': and Mrs (loves nii—celeliratel) inildniteralrom
thetusteto Theatres, - will make their first appearaitip
in this eitf,' Mr Ml*l len Will perforin Cleirlea Stir
face and king Charles, and the lady,- (formerly .11i:a
RoatsA 11,ivs•, thendinired Vocalist.) will phiy Mrs
Candtir and Mary Copp. In the latter character she
will:jag sicveral of her moat popular songs. '
TO cimOlude with The petit comedy of
' 1 , -•CHARLES 24, ' '''•
I
Within mast efficient dicriltution of character:. .
igriLl book now open. ' ' ' 'apl4-9.4.
AUCTION SALES.
Y JOHN D DWIS, ' Aurnion . rer, at the Com—
l.)! Imereal Auction Rooms, corner of Wood and St h
streets, a 10 o'cleick of Thursday morning the 10th
i no"; will Ise sulti without reserve, f r account of whom
it mtix etincern. a 'large and valuable- assortment of
DRYGODDS.
~clock. P M—An extensive assortment of
new and second hand FlOwothold Funiture. Whitton
Window, .31inds, Carpeting, Mattresses, Queenswere,
Dinsi7 Manillu and Hemp rope fueenbles, 1 hand
wagon. tunting Iluu4Detks, Cooking Stove.. -,AI-
so Ta- the i benefitof notireweiters, a/quantity of disma
:4 Bar Iron, Castings, Sad Irons, 8 boxes Glasivinie.
9 reams Wrapping l'oper, Selves, Riddles, 15 kegs
durriagedNuils, Scc.
Ail o'rloa,l 4 •sl:—A trantity of .. . Hardware, Fine
T a ble 0,4 pocket Cutlery, new end second hand
‘t'utel.es.l Jeweliy, Musical Instruments, Mantel
Clocks, reat l ipmetths Clothing. fine Shirts. fancy Cm
intscand a groat variety of staple Dry Hoods, ate.
ap;15.1
Touthe Hhaurahle the Judges of the Court of General
Bunnell ,cations of the Peace, in and for the Coon—
tt of Ail . gheny.
The reition of J Robinson. of Robinson township,
in the coiinty stligesaid. humbly sheweth, that your
petitioner, haat provided himself with materials fur
Oat secornmndotion of travelers and others, at his
dwelling,{ tenure in the county aforesaid; and prays
that 'your; Honors will be pleased to grant bins a
license to keep a public house of. entertainment.
And your petitioner, us in duty bound, will pray.
J. ROBINSON.
We, th i + attherihers. citizens of Robinson township,
4,, ern ifl, that J Rubinson, the above petitioner is of
!vassireptite for honesty and temperance, and is
,well
provided with house town and conveniences for the
ti
acrtimm , ation of travelers and others ," end that said
tavern is necessary.
.Stephen 1 Via:oast -
iSarnuel iltornhergh,
Mathew diarbititun,
' John Cabbage,
'John Caldwell,
Vaincr Ilt airy
E hr b i n c ve k ht r se sale wi a tr s a t t nne we l l 3 l as fi e n m i :e hrti t. together
withwith a tin of around, 20 feet foom on a wide duet,
extending 100 feet deep to a 20. foot street, situate
on nenTr at. in Allegheny City. Thia'l property is
in n del phtful snuntion and will be sold low and en
rt.ssonuttle terms—it would suit a Italian doing busi•
mess in the city. Apply to
spl4 BLAKELY .5. MITCHEL. •
Lore° !Sale of Damaged 'lean; Nails; &et,
BY elder and for the benefit of underwriters, nt 2
o'clock. P.:11 , on Wednesday the *sth into., on
the Monongahela Wharf, opposite to the mouth of
Market ot wet,
13 Ttins Iron. embt acing a very general nsanrment
of the miist saleable sizes,which was damrged by water
on the skarn b tat Viola, near Wellsburgh, Va.
Also,i 60 kegs Nails assorted sizes and Brads„ at
th. warehouse of Messrs Atwood,•Jones 4. Co.
ImmOintely after the above- will he suttl at the
warehouse of Meseta Wm B Holmes Brother,
120 hers Iron, assorted sizes;
20 bundles " "
• 4 half chests Young Hyson Tee:
2 hal boxes ' Tobacco.
1 doz übs, • -
offee mills, bed cords. plough lineti, indigo, snuff,
I cask if Mertens. 1 boi wall paperlze.
Tents tr sale. JOHN b. .•
apl 4 Aueer,'
White :J W
IN bite John
Williams W
• Notice.
ALL -•r
persons indebted to the undersigned, are e•
- tpiested to call at Mr - Backofen's Book Store. Lib
coy liret, and settle their accounts. Nevone should
pay any. on the account of the late firm of DI - & G
before further notice.
= • Dr GEORGE °LEIS.
iTitodonrgh, April .13, 1846. '
Jeffrey's Miscellanies, and a Most of Now
Ones;
, .
A T Cook's Literary Depot, 85 Fourth at.' -'.
2‘. Jeffrey's Miscellanies, just out, complete - in one
volume.
Allishn's Mkeollanies.uheetp sdition,onevolume.
WilsOn's Miscellanies, cheap edition, one volume.
' British Critics, by Christopher North. One vol
.
Notes of a Traveler, on the St:milli and Political
state of France, Prussia, Switzerland, Italy, and other
parts o Europe; during the 'present centuty. By
Samuel Laing. Esq. From the second London edi- -
Theodolf, the Icelander, and Mango's Knight, two
parts. - Library ar Choice Bonding No 60... ,
Typee; nr the Recd _ride in the Marquesas, by Her.
man Melville. Two parti—second supply:
Twe l rty Years After, parr sectind. -- This is the last
of, the Sequel toi the Three Guardsmen. -- _
' 'The iLady of 'the Gulf, a romance. ' •--
Livirte Age. No. 98.
Eniuk s erbocktfor April.
Hunt's Merchhntre Magazine Sir April.
Flirter's Library (a monthly Jour:Ill of- g^fiCtii•
tare), for April. '
Met - doer:ALI Review for April.
PerCival; Keetie, ei,nOvel, by Marryntt.
'England and' Wales, by J. G. Kohl, author of Trav
els in Russia,. Austria, &c.' - - ' "
Rokithy. and the Vision of Don Roderick, .by sie
1 Walter, Scott. ;. - .. • •,' - - ". •
13 t r t ldal of Trierin
aln, Harold, &93. by Sir Walter
Scott,
s 6
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ENEFIT OF MR LOCIAN
Ali as Sir Peter Telizle and Copt Copp
Miss Bertha Ltteis
Mr W:ALT ErtS.
James Cribbage,
John IVoodburn; -
Maxwell Riddle,
Jacob Doolittle,
IFilliam Caldwell,
Thomas Thornburgh
Real Estate for Sale.
(Young A!tint,- and `the' Bold Inntirgent illy - J.
received ;and for sale at, COOKS, 85 Fouth
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WITOLIMALt
Sitz4'.:ll . lit 0 013 ifir-t6f4**i
Woad; and Faurila grettny.
Pittsburgh.
HE anbacr '
iber (Nu; ottifeArrn 'Of Malel4ores
.ito-hieslag-le*d and futednthatflitettorion'the'
64,41;4..er,Wistniiind - foiirtir.ttreets,,is-nOk s 4
cktertsi:toys ugly. of: .-..
kie:Sh 0 1 0 CiiriOle rniti!AC*:
li6 - etilftrie-tioteizninpi - icip to keen eac h 6 4 , b4
as he can confidently 'nod
ril sat isfaCtleit hoth as to tr
fully invites the aitertion
: friends'.
tel keekrs; ineichenti and others AO his ee•
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icarYx_iipecially to his - variety -
Gre - ersand Blaelt; SugaiioXiai.ned Cideir :
Vinegars, &c. 4tc, Ali of which tie'vrtU self kw fur
cash• " • - THOMAS.MILLEIL.:
I:ftstigm
,f ARB L E and .anahogany taps, a splendaartiattr : ..
1' comaatly_unlaid - alba Intedt - and moat
proved. YOUNG & CO. - :
413 - . H at a rt.
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l•• - - Nails aad7SpikeS. "-
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20NEGA .Taniata Nails and Spikes, isseasV ,
.zes iniband-and far
bIARTIN & 5511 7 11 - 1,
No 56 Worst :street:
ENmr.
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aft o Sugar; uti barui sad Tor ante fly
uky MARTIN &SMITH, ..
Ny.d IkwePrtai arid 4111,4
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41 TIERCES (NO -1 - ill tide.) On hoedtikul
for sale s:y MARTIN &
apl3 56 IyOnil.betcreon 3d and:lll4-
Tobacco: . • •
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la % rk KEGS tra,Twist Tobacco, a gilt rate
1J in awe, and for sal! by
MARTIN &SMITEIi:-:
56 Wooed; Lief wenn 3d and 4th ste.'
Vinegar Vanegar;
Orr. BBLS Vinegar, (gond-article At
.): in more ;And:
zJI f.,r sate' 111ARTIN & SMITH,
'ap r i3"ti&ie. : 56 Wood, between 3riantl 4tb'sta.-
KING. - rassyq,
• • KING & PINNEY
Afferzls'or. r-ittaburgh., for thekilo:rare Afoliitoi
Safety InsuranceOompany of Pkik.
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VIBIS RISKS upon .buildings nut!. Mercbandi!epf
1! , evety 4esuription Und MARINE RISKS upon
Hulls or surgonsof yessel, taktakenapim miiit
aviis;. -
able terms. • ; .."';
taV'Offiner lathe worehoum - cd . Klog-&liorrne - s,-or ,
- Water street, near Market street,
N. 11.. King . & Finney itudie the man6derine and.
patronage oftheir friends end the community at large
to the. Delawire M. S. Insorance Convany; os on halt . %
stitutfon among the moor- flourishing in Philorletp*:
— as having - a ' urg e pail, in capital,- which by - the
operation. of its _ constantly inhrettising•! , -44 . :-
yielding to each" rienuiri En - mired bia - dna' 'Aura ef.4lte .
pro6ta of the ; Company..Whin:int M - rolaing hirri in any
responsibility whatever. : the premium ; olunili' -
paid in by him;and'thereforeaspossesaing theAtMal --
principle divested of everi , obnoxious Amur..., and ire
its 'mint - attractive form.- - - '
-French Laiml.
G . _
E). S. SWARTZ bag Oat Opener! dory eaten—
sire aisartment of superior French LnwA,of Deve; - -
patterns and beautiful colut that Cannot Eta to. pleasei,
at Cap 10) - 10
. 6, Musket sireet.
.•.• ' New.Ginghatits.
rtF:O.-S. SWARTZ has just receiseci :large
1.3 r stock of very superior .frenth.- Ginr,horniv roc
Ladies Drosses. :
Also a fine assortment of Gingham Lawns, to stliich
he would invite the audit ion of the Ledies, at No lU6
51.1rIrm stietl,between sth and, Liberty-streets.
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Shoectingl4.-
JUST received tuotriety 014-4 5-4 6-4 by 12-4
SbeetiOgs of the best mark for sale vely cheep fur
aplo
BemovaL
7 M. GLENN, Bechbitder,- hairernoved tit the
corner or Wood and Thiel ste t above C. U.
Ka)'s, 'where ho is prepared to doevery description of
anli eg • d Binding. ati 3.
raplasiqs.
75 11BL,S.
Sng r Oae rn a n e s 111 ol . a . sset.
Received and. fur sales by
• RICO. " •
4 TIERCES fresh Rice, for %sic , iiy
100 • • .FD WkLLIAMS.
41X BOXES M a Karin.; - - .
t j S Mums Smyina Figs;
25 " Sultana "
3 bbls Zaino Corral:lKr°, Bale by
J WILLIAMS.
1101Nonifor.
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Fence Boaidii.
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suPEßlos lot, sawed narrate end ofirropes
width; fin Tale at the Wharf.
Removal.
. A Aat A sott respectfull3i informs Milt fends Math°
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public, that he has renamed to the large and spa, •
cious store, No. 6 Market at. Simpsons Row, lairerii - : - :
he now offers for sale a large and well selected stock of
Dry Goods, comp icing every style fn. the present op ,
proaching season, at prices not surpassed in this city or'
the eastern markets. ,
Purchasers of dry goods will do well to call and ex
amine the goods that we am daily receiving from Now
York and Boston,
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ItemovaL
THE undersigned has removed to N 0.23. Third
street, below Ferry. where he will keep on hand- -
a large assonment of Tubs ' Buckets, Churns, HalF
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Bushels and Peck moasures,brass bound Cedar Back-
els, avul Tubs and Keelers, Bathiciv- Tubs made. to .
order at the , 'shortest notice, all kindetzl steam - boat
work always on band. Thankful for past favoistietie.
speet fully solicits the attention of morchants and.otl6 •
era: his work will be made of the beet materittla,And
by the best of workmen. I can only say that I Will,
.warrant all work made at my shop, and will soipatitr •
any in the ciry, which will be sold cheap for cash; : -
B. WORL,
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Practical Cooper.,
STEAK BOAT FOR SALE.
T HE steamer Revenue Cutier is for sale. She will
be nc the Wharf, in 3 or t: 4Bl7 3 7 . , yN AJElao
ep7 or L WILMA Writ
Pithburgh Navigation and Piro' ban.
ranee Company.
Office, No, 21, MARKET STREET:-
THE, Citizens of Pittsburgh continue to, be offered
an opportunity to effect insurance upon their prop,
erty, by a Domestic Institution, tuented among them!.
selves, based upon Domestic Capital, and canducteirs
by Directors, in whose prudence,lntegrity and good
faith; .hey can readily ascertain, wised:ter they_may:
repose that undoubted confidence and security.vvhicht
should ever attend-an insurance transaction.
To persona whose property has,- already, teed_
damaged, or destroyed, by Fire or Water, the adroit
tage of personally adjusting aloes with an inistitatiOn
AT some, will be strikingly evident. To those who
suffered by the Great Fire, this_ particular eorporatkiiv ,
needs no recommendation. The -prompt_ payre n t.4
the whole anuMot of its losse.a--ttssarr Two - u esp.
atm 11:Masan° nuta.arts--is to them a Isitfacieni
guarantee of future security.
It is thepart of all prudent meb;however fortatinte;',
to anticipate calamity for the purpose ofAvOiding its
effects.. To such as have hitherto escaped; as ISS:
to those whu have sustained (OAS, the facility, of pro , '
.temion and indemnitY, - offered by this institution, will
be the strong Pat inducement to avoid the tefiectioivi
and regrets which must be experietaxd by these wins':
suffor without hope of restitution.
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M 1 ALLEN ,
ROBERT FINN E.T, Secretary. - '
feblB-dam. . - •
HONICEOPATfiIe WORKS AND fidEPlC;fig..3.?" - ,
111.1S1'. received iris! for isle at oar IVarebouiti; , ..
Herring's .Domestic Physician. - -
Hahnemares Organod of 14 onsceopaibie Medic*
- Hahnatrial-I: on .Chnoaie Diseases, 4'vofei, •
Homoeopathic Medicine Chests.
SCEtiLik&SCI - IkIBLEDo,
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GEO. S. SWARTZ,
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L. WILISIARTII
62 Alaricee'street.'