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PITTSBURGH. RIDAY, APRIL 24, 1846
PALMER. Agent for country newspapers,
is Hie .Agent for the Pittsburgh Daily Morning Post.
. ; pad Weeldy Mercury and Manufacturer, to receive
athiettisentents ind.auhscriptions. He has offices in
Haw, Ironic, at the Coal Otfice,3o Ann street,
- joining the Tribune Office.)
naITUN, N 0.12, Stare street.
P. , HILADELeIIII., Real Estate and Coal Office, 59
!. - Pine street:.
ut tl t; ,cornor Baltimore 'lna Culvert sus,
where tt
orpuper can be seen, and terms of amivorti•
aing learned.
'FOR CANAL CONMISSIONEN
WILLIAM B. FOSTER, JR,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY
are THE RIGHT tn , WAN bill, we learn, has been
approved and ajgned by the Governor.
tr:r The editor of tho Gazette opposed with groat
violence, last fall,a proposition to hold a convention for
2.,ilie ply pose
. of giving expreision to thO views of the
people of Pennsylvania on the Tariff questien. This
be will not:dare deny, because the fact is well knoWn
to., tbepeopleof this county. i!low,howester,we find him
daily ieliiug upon the people to rally to the rescue; and
we ure - daily called upon by theeditur to speak out on
t he - question. At the time when much good could
have been effected, we frankly defined our position—
. we. w hesiteriou, declared. in fever of the policy
of givingroderpude, fOir and just protection to ail time
greet inietelts of the nation. in opposition to this
"weft timed and in every-point of view judicious move
ment, stood the editor of the Gazette. exerting all the
Anfluentx width' his power to defeat it; he then argued
that the 4higs were without influence ut Washington
T . . city, and thetefore, ought to fold Owl: at ms and stand
aloof. Now, however, we find him CAW/ling ano patty
movement; we find him calling upon the people with
~.oulViitinction of , patty, to cant' ibute specimens and
unite An Inver of the inject to be accomplished.
Well, what is to be effected by time present no party
rnovement. which finds so much favor will time Guzette?
Why, Congress is to be placed in poisession of correct
information in
.reference to the manufactures of the
countey. for die purpa* we presume, of convincing
that blulythet if the present prosperity of ti-e country
I, 'is to be continued, adequate, fair and equal protection
must be *given by the revenue laws to all the great in
terests of the 'nation. The Convention which the
4..izettc editor so violently opposed last full, it is well
known. helmrt view precisely the same object.
-11 the editor has discovered that he was in error
last fall, he should frankly say se; having changed his
ground he ought certuinly to give some explanation of
his conduct; and make a propel apology to lois party
.frlonds for hosing at grossly deceived them: Now
that 'tom editor md . the Gazette finds his party friends
with great unanimity revering a Ile pally mm.vemeni,
and thus in effect declaring that time Tariff is not a
pd. is qaeslion, weare not surprised nt time effort which
he is making to direct public attention from the gin
ring inconsistency Which has marked his own course on
this question. If we mistake not he was even ready
to romlthi - coadjutor of the "Commercial Journal"
outs of the Whig - tanks WI favoring the no party
movement of lost fall—to the editor of that paper he
now'owes an etiology which ought unhesitatingly tube
Means We trust ho will not imeglect it.
Ske are %%Wit y THC Notict: Resolutions —ln our
notice of the action of the Senate we referred to the
thirty Senators swho voted to substitute the resolution
offered by Mr Johnson for those of the House of Rep
resentatives. We stated the vote correctly, it stood 30
to 24. If the editor of the Gazette will again
mita the trouble to examine the matter be will find
that we were neither mistaken as to the vote, nor as
to•the naine of the Senator aho offered them. .We
"Emhart(' the vote which showed the number of Sena
tors who preferred the anteridmentto the House reso
lutions, not of the vote on their final passage.
Of the eleven Democratic Senators named by the
Gazette, but four, Messrs Calhoun. Haywood, Lewis
and hrDuffte, voted to substitute Mr Johnson's reso-
Minns for:.those of the House. and seven, Messrs
• -
Atitervm. Busby, Benton, Cameron, Dix, Houston
atO.liileS, voted against it. The editor of the Gazette,
we hope, will correct his statement.
Correspondence of tho "Morning Post.'
- Harrisburgh, Apra 20, 1846.
Titil morning in the Senate the amendments mode
by . the House to the Right of Way bill were taken up.
• tke question was upon a motion made on Saturday,
to reconsider the rote by which tho House amend
'menris were stricken out and Mr Darsie'a inserted—
the motion was agreed to, and the amendments of the
House were then concurred in by,the C...lloWing vote:
...Year7Mearre Anderson, Benner, Bigler, Corson,
Chapman, Crabb, Creacraft, Darragh, Dansie.
mick, Dough, Fegeley, Fuulkrod, Gibbons, Heck
"man" gill. Hoover, Jordan, Morison. Quay, Rahn,
• Ruer t Sandetson, Smith, Sterlger6 Sullivan, Wage's.
• -Wier, Williamson, and Sherwood', Speaker-29.
•
Nays—Mr Dunlap— l .
- - The bill is now in the honda of the Governor.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of t' e
Revenue Bill: The bill was rrjected by the following
vote: -
Yeas—Messrii. Anderson, Benner, Bigler, Black,
Creacrraft, Dania, Ebaugh, Foulkrod, Hill, Hoover,
Storigere, Sullivan, Sherwood, Speaker-13.
Rails--Messra Carson Chapman, Csabb, Darragh,
Dimmick; Minh:lp, Fegely, Gibbcins, Heckman, Jar.
'dun, Morrison, Quay, Rahn. Ross; Sanderson, Smith,
Nilagenseller,F Williamson.-13.
So, the Government is to be carried on without te.
- .venue. I much fear it will end like the expetiment
made on the cow, to live without
In the House, Mr Nicholson Offered a resolution,
complimentary of the speaker, Hon FINDLLI P•T
. Tirliiox„ for the efficient and impartial manner in
which he has.discharged his duties. The resolution
- was supported by Messrs Nichol Son, Magehen, Ma •
thins. Galloway, Steel, Burrell, and Brackenridge, and
- . passed will:Chat two dissenting voices, Messrs Coch•
ran and Sharman, of Lancaster.
M• Th Boston Advertiser says: " It isannounced
that the unicorn is no longer Mvned by the. British
North-41,trierican steam company. She has been put ,
aMiett, hy.,rr . Whitney, fur a steamboat tine in the
British , P4findes. On her arrival yesterday, there
fore,. she lartilinl her passengers at Commercial wharf,
to thesurPr:ise and disuppointmeat of coachmen, per.
Seri and the friends of passengers who - had collected
at. East Boston, on the other side of the channel. to
:ACQurr i T AL or PoLLY Bottum—The Newbur o ab
_(N Y) Courier of Saturday, contains the result of the
trial of Polly Bodine, on the charge of murder. The
ju r y returned a verdict of not guilty. This bas been
•
the must expensive, the moat exciting, and the most
,reMitriMhle criminal trial that has ever occurred in
thts The circumstances of the murder were
'•
of the mutt 'dreadful character, the indignation against
the Mut denz . iss very great. hire 'Bodine was convicted
of the•ctime, applied fore. new ;trial, and• after the
must unheard of attettipts by the citizens of the dif
. ferent comities to which Abe case was removed, she
• 'hes'et length been tried and 'acxptiited:'
S '.,~ _..
Y Herald at( the 20th inst., says, the
kurci r teritre :Lott in a political and calii
.
int l: st of vie,, considered rather favorable,
than. otherw4o. Such was the impressicin; in Wall
street; and cpitotations fur nearly everyetock in the list
advanced, in Souse instances three per carat. ,Reading
Railrond went up 7 percent; Long Island.la: Canton
3; Harlem 3;liiorwich & Worcester, 3. Penn's 5,
Morris Canal, Farmers' Loan. 3. Whether this
improvementice.n be maintained in the face of out la
cal difficulties, or not, is impossible to tell.
GIP The Nantucket Inquirer of Wednesday says :
Whales bavelbeen seen near the island several times
lately, and On Monday morning nearly a dozen of
them were plainly in sight, fiedic.king and spouting to
the westward of Tuckernuck. Preparations were
immediately Commenced for an expedition in pursuit
of them, but in consequence of rations delays the
vessel selected did not get under way until late in the
afternoon. The wind was so high that nothing was
dune in the way of harpooning. Those seen of Tuck
amuck were 'not humpbacks, but regular right IA bales.
lite JEW& is Lottiouts.—A "disruption," says a
now religious paper called the Balance, 'dis taken
place among the Jews of London, which ptomites to
be producthie of momentiout re.ulis. It uppeat b that
for some tin.e past, a feeling has been growing up
among the more enlightened and liberal of the English
Jews, that very great reform ought to be made in the
ritual of the synagogue, and that they are not bound to
abide by the interpretationsgiven by the rabbis, butare
at nett) to put their own construction on difficult
passages. As a necessary consequence they repudiate
the authority of Talmud, and rein.lve to acknowledge
no other standard of limb than the law and the I'toph
ets. The tesult has Leen that groat divhdon has cc
cut red."
A Row.—The Frederick Herald learns that quite a
row took plaCe at Emmitsburg on Saturday last. A black
boy who had kept a barber shop was knocked doWn
in his shop,,seived and tied by a mnn of the name 'of
Thomas Finnegan, who was dragging him to a car•
doge in %vatting to take him to Baltimore, on the pt,.
teat that he was the aluve of a ?tlr Kelly of Balti
more: While thus dragging him ,a n umber of
collected, who, feeling indignant at the imminent of
the boy, inthrftred, and rescued him from the hands
of those were about thus to disposu of him . Public
I •
feelings much excited and it was e ith difli , ulty it
could be restored.
" THE Rotahtt EXPERIMCPIf.-110 Man in the
Glazer. is of the "pinion, .into Id, return, that
rho relative ;speed of Romer and the brat peel:els,: i.
about fhb: ''With a smooth era and a good breeze, the
Pilot brat ran show any thing that sails a clean petit
of beela.—but in rough weather utal heavy seas the bunt
mast lie to, while the ship cracks on in safety."
A HINT To RIAD /A ST.—A n exchange paper sa y+ .
that in I:pertain bar mom the following hint ono stark
up by a wag:—r••Gttntlernen learning to spell LIM rerpte,
ted to u•te yesterday's paper. " The best plan for all
kinds of realer§ is to mid their °gra parer in their
own way, without the ricceadity of hints ad to
whether the should do slow or fwd.
Tux Naxr FoiILIGN NEWS.— Urn, Royal Mnil
steamer Caledonia sailed from Liverpool, for
on the 9th inst., and has now been out Seventeen drip .
Her news may now bo looked for tlintnenlal ily. and it
will doubtless be important, as it will be sixteen days
late? than that brought by the Unicorn.
Watt FETY.B. IN Few Yut•.x.--Tho N. Y Telegraph
says,—”lt. has been proposed that a public, meeling,
be held in the Paik some day next week, by citizens
Grail partie4, calling upon Congress to raise a war tom'
of 25 millions, to orgaMzo the milli in, and increase the
army and navy."
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.—Bating's Circu
lar of the 18th ult says:—"Since our last n.lvices,
businesstaa been done for small amounts in Pennsyl
vania s's at 60; Maryland Sterlone, ex coupons, at 58,
and to sumo amount in Indiana and Slissisaippi
Union Bunk Bonds, the former being quoted 33 to 35.
the latter 20 to 2*.?. per cent. New Yolk State Stock
finds buyers at 86."
MORE Ttwor3 FOR Tuna.—We learn from the
Natchez Courier of the 10di inst. thet one company,
SO men, belonging to the 4th Regiment U. S. A. pwle
ed down the river or. board the steamer George
Washington, wider command of Lieutenant Gore.
U. S. A. on their route to join the Army of Occu j ns.
tion at Corpus Christi.
Er The party of 160 Creek Indians who recently
arrived West are settling in different sections of the
Creek country. It is said that a large number have
di4il during the Inst winter from the prevailing fevers
cf the season.
Several families Nailed through Hannibal a few
day ago, on their way to the wesiern frontier to join
the other emigrants to Oregon. They numbered
twenty.five persons, and were from Illinois.
COST or MONARCH T.—The budget of the Spanish
Minister of France exhibits sixty two millions of dol
lars expenses of the State for 1616. Royal household
nearly three millions; sixteen millions fi'r iho arm):
nearly six millions for erector clergy and religious con•
gregations marine commerce, and colonies, some 4
millions.
A Muttnen CON/MED.-A sieve named Skelt, has
been sentenced to suffer death nt l'oris, Tenn., for the
murder of Mr. Du Pey. He was to be hung on Sat
urday, the 11th inst.; ho confessed his guilt.
Siurr.:--Two sons of Dr. J,•sse Billings, of North
timberland, Saratoga county, New York, were out gun•
ning last week, and one accidenuilly shot the other,
from the effects of which he died almost instead,.
Soso MUNN A CANAL -A correspondent at Livor
pool, Perry county, writing on Saturday, goys:
"No doubt some of your readers are anxious to know
the progress of the repairs on the Susquehanna canal.
junction is progressing very
The fut;
e l a n rfe i
fbthreea,,,k.eant the
ther be as fair as since it was com
menced, this division of the canal will be ready for
navigation by the beginingnf week after next, There
is a strong force both at this place end at Shamokin
dam, and they are making rapid progress. The a
mount of produce on the Susquehanna canal to be
shipped, is touch larger than lait season; and therefore
the business will be much increased on the navigation.
You may look out for our heavy loaded boats in your
city about the beginning of May."
SNYDER
Dreadful Aecident.—On Tuesday of hint week, a
son of Mr Samuel Mosser, of West township, in this
county, aged about 11 yews, was engaged in harrow
ing a field that had been sown in oats, when his horses
took fright, it is supposed, from one of the swinele
trees coating unhooked from the butt chain, When
the horses commenced running, the boy being greatly
frightened, leaped from thomear horse which he was
riding, but unfortunately did not get a way from them
far enough and the harrow struck his forehead and
tore and fractured his skull to an alarming extent. A
part of his brains were picked up about fifteen fu et
from v.lhere he was lying. We have not learned
whether he is yet dead, but it is supposed that he can
in no event recover.—Huntingdon Messenger.
7.6,6 kom it may concern.—Tha ecamp who stole
our meat cask, on Wednesday night lust, is requested
to return it where begot it, if he does not want to get
himself into a scrnpe. IVe do not care so much about
the valtie or the thing, but he who would restlessly, fel
onionsly, end without the rear of Goa before, his eyes,
steal and carry away an empty cask from a printer, is
mean enough to purloin cold pont from a Negro's
saddlebags —Butler Herald.
Will not thsramtrnp return ilia editor's meat easkl
howillspoil if he dunt. •
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ZP..'! 2- 'l' •
Wm L Maces. Sccaaratti of 1 4 1.411:—We '
tract from the April pumper of Deniocratic Ro;
view, the following welldeserved complidient paid the
distinguished Secretary - of War.. Thejeport of the
Secretary, with the accompany documents, submitted
at the rearm scullion of Congresi., included the dab.
mato urticler in the Review, in which the' editor says:
'•10 loulting over this Anklet Report. Consisting of
eight hundred closely printed pages, we hpve been par
ticularly struck with that portion of it which is dew
Led to the transactions of the Department of IVar—a
designation, by the by, which conveys bit( a faint aid
inadequate idea of the duties and reSpenoiltilitics
of that office, which are by no means confined, In:
might be supposed, to the onlistment, l sub,dstence .
and discipline of out small army of eight thousand
men.
There is, pedlars, nu executive &pertinent of the
government better orgunized, nr mere judiciously ail
ministered, than dint of the war department. Its
principal duties ale divided antongst' ntimerous Lot
reaux; and at the head of each is placed an intelli
gent. responsible and experienced ofFiceri to whom its
details arecontided, the Semetery.of Wirt (the cabinet
minister) being the consulting and controlling head of
all. The chiefs of these military bureaux nut being
removeable except for cause. end kr epins prudemly
aloof from party entanglements, bring tt.4l, discharge
of their various duties the accumulated knowledge
and experience of many years.
The constrpience of this system is, that although
the changes of the political head of the department'
take place too frequently. (there linviag been four
I Secretaries of Wor during Mr Tyler's'; brief term.)
the policy of the department remains uOciainged, its
action at impeded; and we think that We curt recog-I
Mae in the remota before 114. lila ' orrle, system and.
good management reign in these well administered
bureaux; and that the distribution of ?iTivi.t:ll labor,
introduced 11110 the War Department, is well t'alculat
rd to produce the happiest tesults, by :bringing into
hartnonious action the different puttionsi!tif the public
service connected with Ibis important brunch of our
national defences. Ihe annual staietneOts from these
flices are unvarnished, unpretending pipers, render
sago in plain language, on account of their ....we'd
and pointing out the wants of the particular
Mice committed to their care. Secreiety Marcy's
report to the President, for the last year is a mmlet..l
its kind—ter mien in a pare and severe Style; it is full
without being prolix just and liberal in its recommen
dations, and impel rive in the general iasntnn of the
Ilie several offiresunder his supervision.
It is. in a wind, whet it ought art be—a bniaraeSs Stale
paper.
A new Furnace in now building by Moon', Steieti•
Mix & Co•.wir,t of 'hit b itou,th shout two miles.
It in sit unto in Lackairenoncit trio immediate- -
ly °Ribe roan leading to Shainti. Prroinn exporiiiced
in the be...int. who Irive visitedit. eint4iler it deci
artily the aunt eileuistegeoun site that i ' bey hove teen
weft of the noon Within. Ito - re ii lbe flt.') , l of 10 , 11 01 - 0,
nnJ LiflnVniUil9 within a goarter ufu md j l to two inilo,4
I 'heir Furnuce.
their nttleic in 01rent - 1y CorTIMMICNI,..),n4I
inlinuieing. and %sill probably tot corniilete in heir ur
fire weeka at most.- -. 1 here are stone pigl I I 'red
tons of ore °bendy opine the bank. nod lingo epi .1111-
inner., being thrown slit daily. The iiropiieloin are
ni
orircuting the work with energy, basing now men•
Ilion ahoy halals in their employ. they will h .,
eleitut power and tiebign to bu in full by the
middle of June, tile ' reer Prtss.
TILE TASK. !,
AS .iTORY OF THE MoLINi'AIN LOVF.R9
Not many yehrii ago. we rend in n d u i filmy of
a hover who wn. to win 111.1 mi,oteas by cort)ing her la
th. • top of II high mountain, and how be did w i ll he r ,
and how limy ended their if...y.8 nn rhos so on• "TOL
%Ve Mink the scene woe in Saitzeclitial. but the
MOUlabirl, though high enaugn to tax his stout 1.411
:u the I.ll.ll'loSi. must have been 1.1111,11 . 5 the heves,
Let as fancy it a good lofty hill in the summer time.
It was, at ail lute, so high that the fattier cf tiro lady,
n proud nobleman, thought it im,aossitlle fo, II pning
man. hardened. t .711.1.• it. For this reason alone., in
scut n• bacte - him du-it, and-his &menus should be
his.
The peasantry assemlded in the valley to witness*.
extruorditmry a sight • They menmrei the mountain
with their eyes; they communed with one mutt her,
and shook theit I e n d.; hut all admired the flung man,
and stmt - of his fell iwa, looking at Their mistres.,
ihoughi they could, do is+ much. The fallter wits on
horseback. upon nn.l sullen, repemitf,g tint he had
egehjeehril his datigliter even to the slitilLow of "nett n
hazard; but he thought it would teach :hi:, inferiors n
lessson.
The young man, (the son of a amyl andeil propri
etor, alto hail sumo pretensions to weah It, but not ru
nobility.) shawl respectful looking, h ot cimlident,
In J •licing in Ids heart, that Ito should win his mistresi,
though at the coat of a noble pain, Which lie could
hardly think of us a pain, considering, who it wits he
was to von'. If Le died for it, ha ;', ,, hould at leas ,
have her in his arms, nod have looked her in the lice.
'lO clasp her person in that intoner. ;Wes u pleusar ,
he contemplated n hit such implied. na is known only
to real lovers; for none whet., know iellyect heightens
the joy of dispensing with foimulity. , ,oini how dip
pausing with fmmulity ennobles and greater
the respect.
Tho lady stood by the Aide of him,ipale. desirous.
and dreading, She thiniglit her Inver 'Would succeed.
but only k.y..cause she thought him in erety topper' the
noblesriirliis sex, and that nothing was taro much fin
Lin vnlor and strength. Great fears Came mar her
nevertheless. She knew not what ought happen in
chances common to nil. She frit the bitterness of Le
ing herself the hordes to him and the fii . sk, ami dared
neither to look nt her further nor the Mountain. She
fined her eyes. now on the :row,' which she beheld ere
and now on her hands and finger's and. which, she
doubled up towards her with ptetty pretence, the only
deception she hail ever used. Cnce or:, twice a dough
her or a mother stepped nut of ths crowd, and coming
up to her notwithstanding the fears of the Lord iiaron,
kissed the hand which she knew not What to do with
The father said, "Now, sir, put an clot to this mum
mery," and the lover, turning pule fo'r the first time,
took Emilie lady.
The spectators rejoice to see the Mantler in whirl,
he moves off, slow but sure, as if to eneot:rage his Mk'
1r.., they mount 'he hill; they proceed well; he halts
an insant before hegets midway, ittuf= seemn retuning
something, then ascends di a quirk rate, end being at
the midway point, shifts the lady from one ride to the
other. The spectators cove a shout. "The baron with
nn indiffetence bit the end of his gauntlet anti the
tat on them a 10-tit of rebuke. At the shout, the
lover resumes his way. Slow, but not feeble, is his
step. yet it gets slower. He stops again, and they see
the lady kiss him on the forehead. The women begin
to tremble, but the men say ho will be victorious.
H 5 resumes again—he in half wav between the mid•
die and top—he rushes, ho steps, heisteggers, but he
does not fall.
Anther shout from the men, and Ire resumed once
more his task; two-thirds of the remaining putt of the
way to conquer. They are certain the lady kisses
him on the forehead and on the eyes. The women
burst into tears, and the stoutest men look pale. Ile
ascends slower than ever, but seeirs:to he more sure
He halts, but it is only to plait his foot at every
step, and then gaining ground with an efhtrt, the lady
lifts her arms as if to lighten him. See, he is almost
at the top; he stops. he struggles, he moves sideways,
taking very short steps and bringing one foot every
time close to the other Now he is ell but on the tcp,
he halts again; he is fixed; he staggers. A groan goes
through the multitude. Suddenly he loins full front
towards the top; it is lukily almost ulevel; he staggers,
but it Is futword. Yes, every liihb in the multitude
makes u movement as if it would assist him. See, at
last he is on dm top, and down he foils, with his bur
den. An enormous shout! He lois won!! He has
won!'! Now he has u right to caress his mistress,
and she is caressing. him, for neither of them get up,
If ho has fainted, it is with joy and it is in her arms.
-The baron put spars to his horse, the crowd follow•
ing him. Half way he is obliged :to dismount; they
ascend the rest of the hill together t the crowd silent
and happy—the baron ready to burst with shame
and impatience. They reach the ;lop. The lovers
are face to face o n the ground, the lady clasping him
with both arms, his lying on each side.
"Traitor!" exclaimed the baron; ' thou haat prac•
timed this feat before, on purpose ;to de-coital me—
Arise!"
"You cannot expect it, sir." said a worthy man who
was rich enough to speak his mind, "Sampson him ,
self might take his rest after such it deed as that / ."'
"Pert them, said the baron.
Several persons went up, not to'part thenyh ' ut to
congratulate and keep them (nether. TO people
look close; they kneel 'down; thei'bend.ati ear; they
bury their faces upon them. "God.forbg they should
ever be parted mare," said a venO9ble man; "they
writer can be." He turned his old flee, streaming with
tears, and looked up at tho lutpm—"Sir, they are
dead."
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=MEZIM
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faa Niciveux Ftes:;--tVe 'OD Baturdny !
'destruative Ate at Newaik. NJ. The Net Ad- '
vertiser eyes the following el the 'arnounia of lOsi
and insolence:
"Messrs. Hedenlserg's.buildingand machinery,slo,-
!' 000 to $12,000--insured in the Mechattietrini. Co.,
of this city;ssooo; 'Williamsburg Ins. C0., - $1750, , and
New York Trust Co. $l5OO. RObert Johnson's loss
!Isll2oo—insured $5OO in Hartford - Ins. Cit. - . Joseph
Burretigh's $3OOO to s4ooo—insured 81000 in AM.
Ihtice Ins. Co., New York. A. F. Schwab's $6OOO to
1 7000—insnied $5OOO in the Croton , Ins. Co. at the
N Yur k office. Les is hl. Lindsey's lose $l2OO--no
insurance. Cut neliue !Post, insured s6oo—luss nut
known
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PREPARED AND CORRECTED EVERY AFTERNOON
CTSDURGI.I BOARD OF TRADE.
CuMMITTEE von. ♦PRIL.
C. 0 W.:W. Walluce, T. S. Oat ku
PORT OI P/TTSIYORIM.
4 FEET SVATER IN THE CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
Michigan. Buie.. Betesei ;
illngiti,,Renii, Cincinnati;
Packet, Scitleo, Zusicaville;
St L 1 113i•;
WllO.lO Iflund, Dawson, Suothil ;
Consul, Bowman. Brownsville.
DEPARTED.
Grace,C ifiCi i;
Lahti Erie. Haulm Beaver:
Medium. Gregg, Brownsville;
Herald, Dawson, St Louis;
Michigan. Roe.. Beaver.
'Office of the Pittsburgh "Morning Post,'
N...V JEW uV - TIIV. 111AKKLP FoR. WkLK ENDING
Thursday Evening, Argil !84G
The River.—Thn river nt this point lins fallen to 1
scant feet water in the channel. The packets find
this sufficient to on nen with light loads. The
so•uthin tat ntivigation ne the Allegheny k . su3pentletl
for the present. The river a ,Chicifinriti is fulling,
with olnon 18 feet water. In the Portland cone! nt
Louisville, 011 Monday, there was 8 feevfl , inches we
ter. The Kentucky licking. 'The .Mht4iriPPi was
fulling ut St Louis on the 15411 lost , feet water at
Th u Weather—Hat been clear, pleasant, and
some of the limn q•aitc warm and %tatty.
7'rosie of thr tVeeh.--The buSiness :f the week
in most all deptotrnents of trailer, has.been good. The
Grocers continue to experience an active : •lemantl for
assorted l o t. i n regular trade, and the tales in thin
Way have been to a fair extent , but the transactions in '
a large way have 1114 been ~...rrons rut - , the want Dr
:tuck to operate in. Tim detention of goods on the
canal is odiously felt by our Merchants. The dry
goods trade i. 401 very active. our Meichant• having
all they can do The demand from the county hot
Grog , and Morlictnes i. good; SIIIVA have been made in
a considerable extent. We hope to notice in marrow
weekly report, the final opening of the canal and the
large quantities of Inerchandiza that in expected lot
out city trade.
A 4a.t—A *ale of 10 ck• pearl.-at 4c c ao h; 20 r h o
polo in has ut 1.3.1 c credit and each; 16 tons scorch.
ingt its lota at $1,9012,95a;3'00 per 100 lbs. dish and
tints. The market is not as active as bait week.
Ale—The &MIA bri,k;ales nt $6,00053,0049,00
according to quality.
Broorn.—The sthal, in mnrkel la ample. The de.
mom' i. very fair. Sale. of 40 floz common quality
at $1,25 per dot; 75 doxfftir nt $:1,371;, 125 dui (In
at $t,62/: toiraullrom t t s.za 2 00
Butter —The 'supply in market is lutte, but .of an
inferior qoality. Good small roll butter is %calve.—
Sales 0(.1: 1.1,1 r flora stoic at 10c. 12 bids do in lots
ut Jo. iolei le (' lb. Some sales of fresh keg at
Itlie 13c tv lb.
Beeswax—Small lot. from the country of good yer
low are filching 261427 c 13 ,
I.lcana—Smail white army bean is becoming quite
scarce. Sales of small white at $1 . 25 x 71.31. demand
brisk. Sales of mixed lets, at from 75e SI.
Eggs—Sake of 6 Ws ni 7e; 1000 dtn do, at 7.1 c;
Sales of small lots at m Br.
Cotton—.\ solo of (0 bales of midling fair Tennesee
at 7c 11' Ils. 4 mos. Saks of small lots ea G3fo7cp
Como, Yarns—Find t early aule4 to pre% iotti pricep,
151i1) 16c. generally 5 per cent off. 151 for [urge, 16
rent* for smaller parr:reit
Cheese—The demand from the retail trade both of
the city and the neighhot isiims along the river con
tinatiitu be good. Sales of 150 boxes in lots at 7@
74c. In the smaller way 75`rD131 4' lb, is obtained
fir choice huts
Coffee—Price. heretofore current have been steadi
ly maititai ,ed. There ire. been no large transactions
owit34 to the reduced stook in rim market. Sales of
150 bags in lots, $5,10; and 20 bags at S, sirap c .
Dirge q wmitiea um expected from the. Ett,t via. the
eunol.
Feather,—Thera hos been a fair 'demand during
the lust week. Sales are generally in small l o t a . Th e
sties of the week embrace tibewat 5000 Ks in lots, at
from 26 to 2.13,49 e according to quality.
Fruits—Sole. of dried apples have been very limi
ted this week. Sales of 50 bushel. from store nt el;
`25; 30 do at $1,,'20; one lot GO bushels of on inferi
or qitslity, sold at ffil,l4l per bushel. Sales of ICU
boles, M R. Ilaisins,nt 9.6 i per ham 30 boxea,do, at
$2,70; 150 bbl. green opts. at the liver, sold di $2,95
per barrel, N. , Oranges or Lemon,' itritm market.
Flour—The market remains in about. the same situ.
ation as last week—with tho receipts very fair both
by wagon and river. Soles of tho week embrace a.
bout 1500 barrels. mostly at river, at 13.50e53,65,
generally at the latter figure. Wagon sales are at
13.56e13.6 r 2i. Soles from store of choice brands.
ar 13 75. 13,87ae14,00; very little. doing. Meal,
good yellow sifted will command .15e.
Gitlin—Wheat is selling at 70Z75e per bushel.
Corn is in good demand, sales of 1000 bushels on the
wharf at 40e; 400 bushels from store at 40Z41c;
smaller luts in a retail way commands 43e45c. Sales
of 400 buoltels of Outs from store at 33c; 250 do ity
lots at 33j' 34e. Rye is selling at 53c per buss).
Burley is in demand f..r seeding at 75c per baste!
'
other qualities 55e60c.
Hay—Locse Timothy is selling at $ 1 lc& lyper- ton.
Noshing doing is Baled.
Hemp—Sales of Kentucky dew rotted at $9 per
100 lbs.
Glass—The market remains in out the same state
as last week. As to pricestho / bitsiness of the week
has been limited. Sales. of 200 boxes 11x10 at $1,75
fa 1,871. 100 do 10x12 titt42,2502,37i.
Molasses—There has); en no important transactions
this week. Prices rys6aln the same as last quoted.—
Sales of 150 bb l / 2 1d lots at 34, 34.46:35c,ca5h and
Lime.
Sugar—Ns,large operations; sales of 75 h h ds in lots
at ale6lfor good to fair) 10 hhds prime at 6.1 c, 4
'0)15 loaf, No 2, at 111.
;ales of .5 tierces fah quality at Si; by the
obtained.
There is nu demand for Clover, except for
sowing, in which, sales are made at $4,75055;
Flaxseed is in.good demand at si,ocestm per
bushel; Timothy $2,75 , 883m.
Salt—The -market quiet. We quote 90c from,
boats and $1 from stare.' Sales of about• 500 bbls in
lour at 95e$1. per the net bbl,
Provisions—The business of the past week has been
much less than the precedisg one. The demand is
mostly for city consumption, in small lots. - Spiel of
;~ :.:
13 Mei', 'hog round at 53e t titrn4;:- 30,000. lbsdo at-536
Sales of 12,000 hams, city .dots at 6063 e,
cash and time. - Alo't of duo° lite bulk' pork is ten
the market at 4c. Beet dried is gain at 6s6a, 1000
lbs in tbrce lots sold at 6.lC ' t
Lard 7 :Tbamarket look better.. The stock is ghee
reduced. Sales of 40 Ws lots at! 6 €6lc. Nu ',l
keg, we trot° at 63e63c., 51 for second is askid
with dull sales. t
Tallow—Good rendered twill command 63 cents
pound.
Tin Plate—ls in good demand; subs of 100 buies
at $9; 103 far 1-3 x.
Lead--The market inquiet; sale. at 4c lb, citab
and credit , '
Shot—Sales of kegs at 814; bags 1;1;41,25.
Whiskey—Sales of 150 bbls ist.l.lol river at 18!d
gallon. We quote 20ren0ll4' gel for regti r
fled. •
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HAVE YOU -A COUGH?— to not neglect! p
Thousands have met a premature death for the
want as little attention to a comrnon;cold• I
Have you El cougl477—Dri Jaynes Expectorant asafe
medical prescription, COlll sitting no !poisonoua drugs.
and used in an extensive 'prarlico fur several years.
will most positively afford relief. odd s.tve you frhm
that awful disease PulmOnary Cotetamption, which
annually swoops into rite grain hundreds of the yoting
the old; the fair, the lovely and the giiv. • t
Have %.nu a coughl—he persuadOd to purchase a
bottle of the Expectorant To day! t'cemorrow may be
too lute.
For this plain reason; that in no one Of the thousand
cases where it has been uss , tri has it fidled to relieve.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne, No ( 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia.
Fur sale in Pitbburgh by
A. JAYNES, Agent.
sped.d.Szw No. 7:2. Fourth St. near Wood.
ft OC HE s 13 ROTHE ItO Qt. CO-,
ARMANGEMEMT3 FULL MAY, !
! 4251 1 0 ! ,A # k
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THE new and splendi,l pasket !ship "Colombia:
w ill 'env. New, York on her 1114 voyaye tu Liv
erpool 110 I lAt ly Mal; and let:ve Liverpool fur
New York, on the 16th of June. * . nre to Liverpool
in Steerage $lO,OO. 2ml Cabin $1200; Cabin $107,-
00. She will he 4teceedifd on Itativ!l6th, by that mag
nificent packet ship. the "Yorkshit - e", Persons wish.
irt;•• to engage pa,voige to! Livetpoul,; in either of the
Have firAt doss Aricketv 7 -or I , possige for
their friends from Liverpool to' Nev k will please
aPPIY t° }MAK L
*FLY & MliC •
SMithfied st ine Fifth,
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Or ' Point street, near tie Celli!! ()skin,
1 ritt.burgli.
1' S.. Remittances made 84 mat:it:persona desirous
of remitting to their frietids by thrust uf.lnypncket.
.3119 do so, any day this week. Iternittrinees matle'to
us by mail, (post paid) with instr uetions to whom his
to he paid, w ill be 'nttended to iiunc.tually-ft free
passage ticket from unv l'iatt in Irepind to Pittsburgh
will be issued if desired.
ap24 i B& N.
ARRIVALS.
SOLOMON STOINER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 30 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH,
TV, proprietor tvishes to inform his friends and
customers, and the intblic get - tend!) that he has ,
just received from the Eiiit n very 'general assortment :
of
Cloths, Cdsgsnores and Vest - logs,
and every othef article conn,'cted with his btiiine,:s tqui
taken great pains in his setections,lhe can *-
sore Ins friends and ihe Public thatithey will be sold ni
fair prices, and in till Cases warranted to be equal
to the repteseot t ion. lie has ntso6nstantly no hand
a large stock of Iteady made Coats 'Vests nod Prints.
Also, every vatic!). of Shirts, noltnins, Collars, Cra
vats. Fancy Handkerchiefs. To:tiller with Gloves,
Half (lose, Suspenders. &c, &c, &c.
Every article of Clothing made! to order, the
shortest notice, and in the most fashiunahle style.'
nrril '24 till& St
Notice :to Consignees of Geods by Canal.l
TNconsegnence of the depreciation of curreoct,
untlei.igned beret, notify quosignem that fur;
fteigh , s delivered hereafter, theyltvill be oblignd to
write payment in per funds or vlurrency at the cur
wet lutes of discount.
D. LF.ECH , & Co..
CLA RKE & THAW,
JOHN M'FIADDEN & Co.,
IYIGHTMAN,
HENRY GRAFF,
lIINGOAM,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
Pitisbargh, npril 2.1,1846 31.*
Public Sale',
N,V ILL be sold ntimbic snle,!to the highest, btd-,.
der, on account or whom h may concern, et
the house of Hugh Sweeny, Alleglaeny city, on Statue !
ddr, the iZI day of May sex , , at treclock ! l'. M., thd
following articles, to wit: One Trunk and contents,
like Iwo Dogs of the "St Bernard breed" saidiDogi
u ere ptirchased at New York and are wartanted of
the St Bernard breed. Sale positive.
_ _ _
n p 2 CASt.w ' l t
SUGAR HOUSE . MOLASSES.
/
131315 Sugar House Molasses, o priris slca, in
good older, ju.t receive.' and for salty y
MARTIN &
ap24 No. 56 Wood st., betwortal ani 4th.
low
BACON.—Prime Hams for fain 4 kiu4n, for sale
by " THOS. MILLF.R.
ap24 Family Grocer, cor y /Vood and 4kbloa.
S A L lAD OlL.—very fine iforl sale by
/THbS. ILLER,
nrner !IVond and Chi st.w.
CFR/COLA CE, &s.—Bakert,' No 1 Chocolate
/ • Neat* Co. do
Engin, superfine do
Bakers' Cocoa.
(14. Paste.
For sale bye [ln] 711105. MILLER.
M USTARD—Superfine fi k tie !n.,o11:71.
Cane,
ap 2./ For sale by Y THOS. M ILLER.
-4-
- /
/
German and rrcnch.
D J. FA N OF.R.; Ptcfessorcf Ancient and Mud•
• em Languages, is about. to open on the first
Monday' in Muy, (at Mr Toumyls Academy. corner of
Fifth and Market streets, secnnl i ntory room, entrance
on Fifth) two new Classes fur th German and Fredch
languages. The German clam' will meet on Mondays
and Thtirsdays, from half past 7 until 9 et'cle k, I.
M., thoOtetich ou Wudnesdaya and Saturdays at the
same time.
.
Term,s: —Five dollars per quarter. Should there
be any gentlemen who are at leisure between 7 and 9
A - M, er between 40r61' M, ifiu teacher intends: to
ralac one or two classes more, either for the above' or
other languages. \
, ,
Fur subscribers albs lies open at thir above named
class room. . -.
[ I
['rival° Lessons in and out of the city, as before.,
For reference. and further.piaticulars apply to Mr
Toomy, at his Academy, from 9 to 4 o'clock l'.' M.
and to Prof. Fonder, at his Bdarding.houseJSm4h.
field street, 4th dour above Foul•th Ott the right. ~
ap24. I . 1 i ,
For Sal
140 c F O E r
n E r T r
o o f f
o r o u %.
Liberty street, and running bac
alley. A pply to No 80, Stowe
ap9.tf
French La'
GEO. S. SIVAATZ has ju
*bib assortment of superiq
patterni and beautiful calms, t '
at !: (ap 10) !
She • •'
rust received a varielY-P
Sbeetings of the beet mark
caih.
aplo.l
.z • -
- -7
INEMEII
TIEA-TBEII -
Manager anci Lessie, E.'S 'PORTER: -
Actirig and .F.cagn, cinattr ,M R FBEDERIiCKS
- .
ADMISSION. 4:
Fiint -Tier of Boxiii;ort/ressCircie;-' 5 0 Filla•
Second - Tier or . 374,
Third Tier;
Gallery,Fip ^5
' , fir Colored Persons, '25
Two nights tnore of Mi A A ADDAMS, the pop
Oat: American Tragedian.
Stith eppearunce this season of _Mr and Mrs (
HOWARD.
First night this season of the celebrated tragedy of
l'he Stranger- - .
Mi ADDAMS
. -
This Evenblq, A'przl 24,40 . 46,
Will be performed, the Tragedy of
TIIE STUANGEII.
1, With a powerful cast.:
After, ‘hich , the humorous comedy of
THE TRUMPETOR'S DAUGHTER.
''For Particulars, seelfills of the day
larDoors to open at 4before 7; to commence at 4
past 7 preeigely.
I.V file Box office will be open from 10 o'clock
A iCI to 1. and from 2 P M to s—at which time and
place, sews can be 'obtained for any number of per
All demand against thia establishment will be paid,
punctually every Monday morning.
A strung and efficient. Police have been engaged to
preserve. A .rtlvr at all times. . . . . spill 24
A Now Novel by Captain Matiatt,
AND OTHER" NEW BOOKS.At. COOK'S
--
Literary lnliot, 85 /*ultra:. street—. .
Log of a Pi ivateer's,rnan. a hundred years ago, by
Cuhi Matytar, R. N.
, My Shooting ILix. by Frank Furrester, 'autbor of
%Vara iek.-Woucl lands.
010/UlD ' d Magazine for May:
• Ladies Nat anal Magazine for May. with a fine col
ored fissld.n
l'he, Freaks of CoritL.a novel, by. an.lrish Back-
T,lle Philosophy...of Drinkiniand Smoking. iyitb,hu::
morrats illustrations, by Alfred Crowquill.
Memoirs uf the Pretenders, and their ndherenis. by
John Heneagr. , Jesse. 2 pmts.. .141001e'd Library.
My OWI) Homo. and Fireside, being the specula
tions of Mat tin Chuzzleveit & aTrrong the Wenote
of the, Walley of Eden, by Syke.
.
The Odd Fel lows Pocket Dairy, fur 1846.-contairt
ing a brief higery of the Order of this euuntry, the
Constitution and By:Lsws of the Grand Lodge et' the
Untied States; a table exhibiting the population, rev
enue and expenditures of the Order from 1825 to
1845. eft. Alio, an Almanac and Memorandum page
for'every day in the year.
Ft...tern papers for this week
ON Lundassettrnent of Letters and Figure*
Humes, Plates, &e., tut to ardor.
JOHN W. BLAIR,
120 Wand PA rePre
Flaxseed Oil.
1 41 BIfiRELS for solo by
• R E SELLERS,
57 Wood street.
Alcohol.
5 BARRELS for sale by'
R E SELLERS,
57 Wood swot.
Seller's Liver Pills.
WHICiI stands unequalled by any medicine
known fur the cure of Liver Complaint; fur sale
Sollars' Imperial Cough Syrup.
LI OR the cure of Cough's, Colds, Hoarseness, &c,
pronounce) to be the pleusanteA and most t ffinaci
ouS remedy now in use. Fur sole by
R E SELLERS,
57 %Vood or..
R. E. Seller's Versuifuge.
TOR expelling Worms from the human system;
_L this Worm medicine has no superior, iron renal,
or in any other country. It is much used and
hikitly recommended by Physicians. For side by
R E SF.I.LERS,
57 Wood at.
Castor 0)1. •
12 Bola No I, fur dale by
R E SELLERS
ap23 / 57 Wood to.
Flowajks Cement,
FOR China, ffil7 Earthenware and Marble.-The
manufacturer . i
confident that all who will give
it a fair trial will, ml this to be an excellent article.
Directions. 7 4leat the pans to boa - me - piled suffi
ciently warrryto dissolve Lila Cement. and 1n them
set firmly together till they become cool. r- '
tli / 2'
Price 1 3 cis per stick. For sale by
R E SELLERS,
..
BO 57 Wood at.
/arge Sale,ol Books awl Stationary.
T 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, the2sth inst..
at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner . of
Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold the . most exten
sive and valuable collection of New Books in all the
various departments of literature, which- have been
-diercd at auction in this city fur a long period--
Fourteen large eases have already arrived and.oth
era are on the way which will enable additions to be
made to the stock every dsy during tho continuance
of the sale.
I)yGILSWEENY
A
Public sales every evening . doting the ensuing
week or until all is Pohl •
Private sales during tho day at very low prices to
a Welt then attention of Book dealers and others are
very respectfully invited. - • -
ap23. JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct.
Imported Trutt Trees, Ornament3l Shrub.
berg, Green Bouso-Plauts, a variety
of Boots, &c., at Auction.
MOISIONNA j tay Par s e,ivetfrom will :111
.niridayaelprn4tcomcn.o
o'clock in the forenoon, at M'Kenna's New Lotion
Rooms, No 114 Wood sr, 3d door from sth, the hal
iince of his late importations of French Shrubbery.
Fruit Tnees,, Plants; &c, among . which will be the fol
lOwing rare assortment, viz: • •
• Gamines, Peonies, Daphnes, - Magnolias': Metross- 1
edoras, Rhododendrums, Moss and Tea Roses,
Orange Trees, Flowers, with a variety of seeds. The
whole are in prime growing order. and can been seen
previous to sale. - P AIcHENNA.
ap23 Auctioneer.
Looking Glasses.-House Furnishing/lard
, ware and Fancy Goods.
rr.AliE subscriber respectfully announces to his cue
touters and the public that he has now in store
his spring supply of Looking Glasses, Housefurnishinv
Hardware and fancy Goods, to' which he invites the
ttention.of house keepers and others; all ef whichbo
will offer at the lowest possible rates.
THOMAS A. HILLIER,
Looking Glass and Fancy Warehouse,
ap22113t.› 104 Wood at.. near sth.
Now Importation ofLooking Glass Plates.
JNEST received a completeessortment of Looking
' Glass ••Plateti of all the various sizes, imported
direct from Germany, and. will heoffered•nt small ad
vance of Eastern prices 14 the daz or single plate.—
Cabinet makers end others are solicited to call.
THOMAS A. HILLIER.
Looking Glass Plate Importer,
104 Wood at. Oar sth.
Near Gingham., .
arlEo. S. SWARTZ has just ~received a large
stuck of very superior French Gingharns for
Ladies Dresses. _ .
,commencing at the
rty's alley, 'facia& on
• 110 feet to a 10 feet
t's Buildings. , 11
CHASM HAYS.;
Also a floe assortment of Gingham Law Os. to which
'he would invite the attention of the Laleaiet No 106,
Market street, between sth.and Liberty streets.
opened a vary eaten—
r' French Laws, of tie w
: t cannot bra to please
! - 106, Market atreev •
HOMEOPATHIC WORKS AND MEDICINES.
11UST receivmland for sale at our Warehouse.
Jr Herring's' Domestic Physician.
Hahneman's.Orgarton of Homceopathic Medicine
Hahneman on Chronic - Diseases, 4 vols.
:4-4.5-4 6-4 by 12-4
!for sole very cheap for
Honiceopathic Medicine Ckestii.
SCRIBA &SCHEIBLEit
Nu LIS - Woulat4
EO,-8. SWARTZ,
The Stranger
Miss Bertha Lewis
steuctl
E SELLELIS,
57 Wood street
LIF.IFF=.;
CLOTHI
-HENRY MORRISON,
MERCHANT - T4J - LOIL
NO" . 15O, LiBERTY STREET - -
HE subscriber respectfully inforMs his old cum.
IP
'meis and the public generally'shathehissjustle.t
turned from the Eastern Cities, nod' has - received :
large and well selected oroitment of • -
Clothe, Cassimeres, resititigii.
and all other.materials for thp manufacture of clotbiut
and is prepare:l to makii _ - - .
GENTLEMEN'S' CLOTHING .".. 7..
of every description in neat, set 'lineable, and as ma
able style. ~, - •
_-
Front many'yeirs exporineo the: businasa;ia if:
enabled to select stock with 'and judgement; and
as be employs good workmen, he is confident of/iv*: r,
ing satisfaction to all who may favor kim,with a call:
His stock of • -
ILEADY MADE' C LOTHING. -
is t erg ., well made; end manufacturid of the
materials.
lie has also on hued an assortment a slcia., ow
pe nders. Handkerchiefs; and other articles in his line.
nig prices are as reasonable as those of an) other
establishment In the Wst. • -t - -•
His old friends and the public generally ate invited•
to give him a call. HENRY moßßtsos, -
a p23d3m NO.-150 Liberty strest.
. 7.7ilerTableir. -- •
. .
ARBLE Top on band nod ftifittle tow &vibe
M
furniture warehouse of .
,
T YOUNG ' Ar.
" Hengist
Tables'.
ONE dozen small bidden wish shelf - underthe VI?:
mode for School Desks, Sir solo Cheap it Atm
i.'urniturc warehouse - Of . -
T.• B. YOUNG -St CO..
- . Mint} at
DR. THomPSUp.'S CARMINATIVE, is rite",
best medicine fur this speedy pee ofEholia, Do. -
eatery and. Bowel Complaints, both inadults andelit.
eren, ever invented.''. It's free from Opium,and,--eao
be "administered_ to tice — m — eit dOliCate talent, with
perfect safety. Pricei*.and 50 eta per bottht. Sold`
by all tbe Principal DrOggisto in the city.
Prepared and,sold by the Proprietor..
EDGAII THORN: kilrogiiist; 7,
cot Hand and Pennsis;Pittsliftigii.
ALSO, Thompson's Anti Dyspeetic and Purgative
Pills. sold as above. . ata2
- - Wanted,. -
A.- YOUNG man in a Dry Goad mare; one v!ha
has hadsomeeiperience would bipreler.
-Apply at 6'2 market street. , - op2l. 4t,
.
New
Y own Home lire being ilhistreAre 14-
ltl speculai ions of Martin Clnlz4lwit &Gn i , icsnong
he weroim otthe e•alley of EON by Sys.
Memoirs of the Pretenderi and tbiew . ..-iahetonts•••
(Nn lof Moores select Library.) -.
For sale by - H S:BOSIYOBTH & Co;
aP2I : ,43 Market-street.
New Books—JAM: Received= '
THE Poets Gallery of Beata,:
Band Book of Oil Pointing;
Tuppei% Proverbial .Philosepby;
Oruelelt from tho Voeue.
Dutviiing'a Fruit and Fruit Trees;
" Cottage Residences; _
"" Landscape Gordeitinat
For sale-by H. S BOSWORTH &CO - ,
ap2l .
43 Market et:
Corn and Oats. „.
2 50 P i , O 7HZLS SHELLED COR N
25 kegs Lard;
1 bundle Peer Skips; •
Rezeived per steamer Diligence, and 'for tale by
LANIBERT 4 SH IPTOK;
133 and'lls Wnodlit
.
11478 POUNDS. Horne and Sbouldenii tat
caaks, received per s'eamer - .Pinnarn,
and for sac by - 'AA/BERTA SHIPTON;
133 and 135 Wad st.
.
D.., •
600 0 L w ß ei S t
c ß u ,y d pil, bog T iy und--n inimn
hfART IN
56 Wood, bet wren 3d and 41.4
ILS .
KEGS Lard, dear and in *good order,. for
sale hy RTIN da SNIT '-
56 Wood, between 3d and 4tb ate.
BEKSWAX--A. small lot of pure yellow Beeswax
for sale by . MARTIN & S.MITH•
ap2l 56 Wood.between 3dand 41.1v515. - -,:i
_ _
Pittsburgh Navigation and Fire Inca=
lance Company.
office s NO. 21, MARKET STREET.
THE Citizens of Pittsburgh continue to bn offered;
an opportunity to effect insurance upon their preps
arty, by a Domestic Institution, located erelong thetrn. ;
selves, based upon Domestic Capital, and omaducted,
by Directors, in whose' prudence, inulritionad 1,01
faith; hey can readily ascertain, whether•they - may
repose that undoubted confidence and secutity,sthich.,
should ever, attend an insurance transaction.
To persons . %%hose property has, already, _been
darns:zed, or destroyed, by Fire or Water, the advan
tags of personally adjuring aloes with an instinnion..
sr Hotta. will be strikingly evident. To thosa'srha
suffered by the Great Fire, this particular emponition
'needs nu recommendation. The prompt payment, of
the whole amount of its Iosses—SEARLS SWO ittosts!
BED TaoUsAND DOLLARS—is to theta a Sufficient
guarantee of fdture security.
his the part of all prudent men, however fortimitl,l
to anticipate, calamity for the purpose of avoiding , t .
effects. 'To such tut.have hitherto escaped, as welly's , .
to those who have sustained loss, the facility uf
tectinn and indemnity, (dieted by this institution..
be the strongest inducement to avoid the.reffectionir
and regrets which must be Txperienced by those wbe , -
suffer without hope of restitution..
- M. ALLEN, Presidept. -4 :`
Ronal' FINNEY, Secretary. •
febil6-d6m.
Picimvorth's Line.
EXPRESSLY FOR WAY FREIGH-T....,
= •= l , l . THE Proprietor of the follOw".
ingUtmal Boats, have(at the sulk
;ration_ of a number of Merchants_ in Pittsburgh - and:
along .the route of Canal) made atTangements to imta
a regular daily line for the trunsportation;Of all kinds
of Merchandise. to and flom Pilisburgb,
'Johnstown, Holliday:burgh; Water, street and,all
intermediate places.
One boat will leave the warehouse of C A lirAnal
ty & Co, Canal Basin. Pittsburgh, 'every day, (except
Sunday;) and shippers can depend on hayinv_their
goods always fo'rw'arded without delay 'imams accom : .
modnting terms. ,
We respectfully solicit a liberal shine of ratromme.
PROPRIETORS. - • '
J PICKWORTH, Boht Nile;
do do ExcLange;
- -do
do' do Pacific; ' - -• :
• . .
D H BARNES, do Push;
do do Exoine.
AGENTS.
- •
J PICKWORTH, Johnstown.-
JNO MlLLER,Hollidaisbirgh•
ap2l C A M'ANULTY &Co, Pittsburgh
Printecs Ink. •
W H. MIFFLIN'S Superior: Printtailnk,'lbt
. sale by GEO - COCITBAN,
ap2o . , No 26
swados.
elp. BALES Deer Skins;
C3ll 2 sacks Feather'
,
• •
.
1 box Beeswax, recd Pr'sr ardior
sale by M. B. RHEY
ap2l. No 57, Water et_
QCHORCRINGS—,-2,5 biassed it, casks Scol
IJ just'received *tad forreate
141 B RHEY
st.
HAMS-4 casks.Harns, a sulia.rkir artick.lot
sceived and fur sale by ; • = ; -
M. B. RHEY &
Water-Street.
AHANDSOME- lot of Berege Shawls: plain lick
Bopp fo' dresses; Satin-stripe- bbschraermt
for dresses; Ftench Lawns,tiettatifuls4lo, received
this day by Leech's Express.
B E `bolist'AOLt
oltir,l;!tiittFelt_
v.. ~ r -*- ..mot .
in'n l l4ol
ISEINEI