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PrrTSBURGR, MONDAY, MAY 25, IVO
volt CA - WA comagiogt,k, --
Vitiatiaati B. POSTER, Jr.,
or=n73a,Dol z soI s': is
1 32.,Vire are, under .obligettorts to the lion..p t
trarra.4l2, for the PreEident's message, * containing
theidocuments in reference to the war with
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Pittsburgh ald Cannella - dile Rail Road:
We aril sorry that oar frienis of the Pennsyl
vanian pantie an illiberal course in reference to
the charter for the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Rail Rewl. It is certainly grossly - unjust to char
'acteriae the measures taken by the Legislture to
authorize the extension of that flood, as fraudulent.
The bill" pa.ssel through all the forms of legisla
tioa—it was as much the duty of members to ex
.
amine the provisions of the bill referred to, as any
other. -If meMbers failed to give it an examina
tion—if they voted fbr it without knowing it s
object, who is to blame? One thing is certain—
such an examination as every member ought to
give every bill before :Voting for it, would have
made the object of its provisions perfectly plain.
Legialition would, indeed, be a very uncertain
- matter if, the efficacy of laws depended upon the
• fact cif their having been examined and understood
byall.the members voting: far as the duties of
• the Governor are. concerned, connected with the
issuing of letters patent, they are purely minis.
twit—the 14w says he "zhcill"—when satisfied that
its -requirements have been complied with, issue
the letters patent. The Governor will act justly,
regardless of consequences-!-he •will, we have no
doubt, promptly carry out the requirements of the
law, and we must Say that we are greatly astonish
,
that:4li Rennsylvanian should for a moment
"think?"the Executive ought to adopt a different
cOuree.." , : ; •
Mks "Dzet,aarrios.."—We' notice that this
beautiful steamer is completed, and leaves early in
the • week for St. Louis: The. Declaration was
brought ont by our enterprising fellow-townsman,
Zzatmosr_Krtrzin, for the Pittsburgh and St. Louis
trade. She measures )S0 feet on deck; 172 feet
keel; 5 feet 10 inches hold; 24 feet 0 inches floor,
height between deck •4. feet; has three 28 feet
boilers, 4 . 0 inches in diameter; 2 engines with 20
inch cylinders, 7 foot stroke . ; wheel 22 feet---11
foot buckets tuuldrawa tiS inches water. Herhull
was built by Gilbert, Stevens & Co. at Elizabeth;
engines.bY •Wm T. Stone; Cabin by Owens & Ross;
painting contracted for by J. W. Jeffricy, but su
perintended and finished by James Rhoades; mir.
V3lll furoisheil by T. A. Hillier; chandaliers hr
G. IL Massey; furniture by Kane & Roberts; cop
*wink by Kean & Keller; carpets by Wm Me-
Clintor.k;stained and fancy glass by Wm Peacock;
measures 323 tons, but will carry 400. On each
wheel houke is a beautiful oil painting, from Trum
bull's original painting of the ' , signers - of the De_
claration of Independence," .executed by James
Miller, eyoung man of intrinsic merit and artistl
cal skill. Mr. Miller deserves great praise for the
truinrier in which he has acquitted himself of his
;Heise= among the few artists littsburgh
his evar produced, and bids fair to rank among the
first 'of his profession in the land.
'The "Declaration" is a highly finished and beau
tiful boat, and far comfort and convenience to pas
esiliera-,.we believe she snrpasses any boat in the
trade, being able.to accommodate 123 cabin pas
-lain:ars withidate rooms and berths. The obliging,
'table anii gentlemanly Capt. Voonaims, formerly
of the eteaxner Eldorado, takes the command.
PZ7.I2ISTLY•NrA.N.—:-Our friend J. W. FOR-
Cry, F 45., has purchased an interest in this old
and influential Democratic paper. .Ir. Forney is
an-able writer and consistent Democrat - HAMIL
TON '&
Fintarar will make a very strong team and
we shall be givatly . disappeHinted if the Pem:COva..
than fails to do good Service in the cause of De- -
JilOcTa6". •
• 4/r 7 P/TrZLENT 13 1" VIE C0T.711.2 OP Cox mat(
i'Lzike.r-On Saturday, 23d inst., John Esq.,
one of the County Commissioners, resigned, and
Clasaturr, Eq., was appointed, by the
Court of Common Pleas, to fill the vacancy.
• Mriairoass is situated immediately upon the
_ .
banks of the Rio Grande Miter, and surrounded
fresh water ponde, all being upon the south side;
from 36 to 40 miles from the Full of Mexico, in
lat. 27°. It is a handsome village—all the build
ingaire of brick built by American architecte,
and much resembles our Southern towns. It is al
so much esteemed for its salubrity. • Since the rev
cthations of '25 all the merchants hare left, and
Matturnoras htui become a mere barracks for sol
diers 1
Atrairr INTEursT.—The Pennsylvania of the
4st says:, "The "State Treasurer, Cul. JAatis R.
SYSOWDIN,
_who was yesterday in this city, ex_
pressed the utmost confidence in the payment of
-the.remianual interest due in August next, and was
gratified :With the spirit displayed by Philadelphia
to'l_promote that most desirable result. -
31.ar55....41e I.etdslature_ of Maine, which .id
froW`itt. session, will, before they adjoure, elect c a
enitdi'to fill the place of itir. Evans, tthose term
expired. Gov. Anderion and the ion: John Mc-
Crate are spoken of as the prominent candidates.
-. Dtirasrcss.-;• - •The following note of distancei
Is not without interest - at this time: : , From New
lirleans to Point Isabel is 802 miles by water;
frOm 'Oetlieston . to Point IS - abel is 320 miles by
water s from New Orleans to V.era Cruz is 1500
miles from Yucatan to the city of Mexico is 9JO
mica.' The population_ Of the ,city of Mexico is
abeut 180,000. The population of the whole
chuntit is about nine millicins. • .
- OamioN.—The Independent (Missouri) Exposi
tqr,says that the emigrants for Oregon and Cali
fornia.are absolutely pouring into that town...—
The company for California is much the largest
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A letter from t..Tosephs estimates "the number of
,
nmigrantS encamped near *ere at 330.
.Whe Governor of. Kentucky has ordered the
--LouisvilleLegion to be "4 to the Rio .Grande
with•all possible despatch. It is . is said he will
Ride Company, under,CApt. Pope, orders
todolikewbse. Thelatter company is ready. The
Legion will be ready in a Short time.
al. The English Illerchants at Afatamoras, it is
geported, have protested against the blockade of
that city bz the American feet, and reg,istered their
;•protest at the BritiallConsats office.
"G CpTrxxs."---The New Orleans
,
Picayune .says:-.-IVe dont know ikhen we have
:,e etlso
many people carrying, their
-arms in slings
ye,sterdai...s.Cart it be thal draftingh24
~3'litything- t o4o with lit oj:iouise riot."..
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estrous or BooTois--The population of the city
184 . 6iitai114,366. The increase since 18 , 10;11
23,360, or 33 per cent, being an annual increase'of
4 per cent.
MIME
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' k4,..112 3':eert , Z-likif--7•7:-
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Govolpel . unieri htuf ceiv - #1 tut ortNr from.*
Fresiderit toprdOil4 - end had - idx.regimenti of
tinkle in madincin for , actiee mike
Ttio Savonaor, we learn, vilLirnmediately take
Measures po hare the mquision coinplied with, and
have no doubt that the reiluisite nunibcx.willbe
speedily finnished from the rankeof our spirited
and patriotic volunteers.
The organization of there troops required by
the War Department, in a circular accompanying
the order, is as
Ccmpanics . to consist of
:1 Captain, • ,
1 First Lieutenant,
1 Second do ,
4 Sergeants;
4 Coporals,
3 Musie.ana,.
61 Privates.
Regiments to wade of
1 Colonel, '
1 Lieut Colonel,
1 Major,
I Adjutant,
1 Sergeant Major,
1 Quater Master Sergeant,
2 PrinciparMusiciane,
10 Companies.
For the Pitssburgh Morning Poet
Ode to the Emerald Isle.
O lovely and besotifulisle,
That nature arrayed with the green,
Your sons are divested of guile,
And your daughters divested of spleen
How lung will you slumber in vain,
Or when is your freedom .at hand,
How long . will your children remain,
Dejected by tyrant's brand.
When I think of your vallieb and graves,
Where Warbles melodiously
When I think of your troubles and woes,'
When I think of your gay coming siring,
Now, how can an ihuid so fair,.
For providence Made it as such: .
Grieve murmur, repine_oy. dispair,
This' blighted -by tyrinny's touch.
0, gode,:s of liberty tell;
When will You visit-that shore, .
Where tyranny's magical
Has made them both wretched and poor,
0, liberty, blasted be thy. nan:.e,
And cursed be the tyrant or king,
Who.e stvdy, design and , :vhcae aim, ,
I. to trample on Liberty's wing.
JEREMIAH O'I)ONOVAN
WORKINGMEN'S ADDRESS
Berpona to the address of the Committee of
1 1 1‘chanics and irorkingmen of .111cOrny coon y.
Brother Mechanics and Fellow-Workingmen—
In your address to the working classes you recom
mend the appointment of committee of conference
in each ward, township, and borough, We, your
fellow laborers hate been appointed a committee'
by the members of our partimilar branch of huhu,-
try, to assist in - bringing this great object fully be-
fore the minds of the working classes. We have
witnessed with painful anxiety for years, the
fallen position, which the working classes of so
ciety occupy; and each succeeding year teaches us
the painful, but plain truth, that a redress of these
grievances, of sv hich youso justly complain, are on
ly to be attained by each Workingman in this com
munity, doing his duty to his country, himself and
posterity; to arouse from his present state of indif
ference; for it is a palpable fact that the working
men, (in whom arc centered a all capital; they pro
ducing all, while others enjoy the benefit of their
labor, and not only so in this point of view, but
the workingmen have by their own votes at the
ballet box, placed in power, for the purpose of ma
king laws for the people, men, who profess to be
friends of the people, but who, when they are pla
ced in office,- forget or care not for the interests of
the many, but lavish their favors on the monied
few;) have become so blinded to their own inter
est*, that it would seem that they were willing still
to be the dupes 'll - .)f the designing few, and still to
be hewers of wood and draw ersof water, for those
whd profess to be their friends when there are offi
ces or honors to be gained; but when they have
received their support, spurn with contempt the
honest workingman from them, as unworthy and
beneath their notice.
There are an abundance of evils complained o
in your Address, ;which, if properly considered, are
calculated to awaken in every workingman, a just
sense of the indignity heaped upon him, and to in
duce him to use `every power and faculty within
himto produce a change in this state of affairs.—
But still we do not wish to make war on any class
of society, or to be considered as arraying one part
of the community against the other. We believe
that:Labor and Capital arc indissolubly connected,
and that each are dependent on the other. The
wheels of capital would stand still if it acre not
that labor sets them in motion; and yet, are we to
see from year to year, the honest producer, who
is the:main spring of all capital, pushed into the
back ground, and his, interests cared nothing for.—
We believe that in a pure democratic government
the equality of her citizens only will insure per.
manency, and that the respectability, of labor and
the laborer is, and ought in fact to 4, the highest
distinction in society, except that which may be
attained by high, moral worth or great intellectual
attainments. Bat we as a, nation areTast diverging
from this state and capital if placed ;in the hands
of a tyrant, he is fluttered and courted and his inter
est guarded, as if he, and he alone Item the lord of
the soil—he alone born to govern the multitude,
—to receive the honors and - emoluments, while all
others must stand in the back ground. We., them.
fore, fellow-workmen, reiterate the closing para
graph of your Address, and say-, snoesz, suocout
Working Men of Allegheny County! Put your
shoulders to the wheel of Reform; aid in arresting
this heavy. and unrelenting course of dictation
and oppression which is fast sinking ;us down into
the vossallage of the gerLsof .Russia. I Arouse, then,
working mem-and assert your rights—those rights
which the Declaration of Independence declared
and intended you should enjoy, and that which the
CoestitutiOn of the'United States and of the State
of Pennsylvania, empoWers us to seek for; and, if
sought, for in ' : a. just and properrnanner, we =int
and will obtain, We therefore, fellow:workingmen,
heartily concur in your proposition for the calling
of a Working Men's Contention, and that at as ear-.
ly a period as may bepracticable.
Not such Conventions as have heretofore been
held, when the workingmen were humbugged by
the designing_ knaves of all . parties; where the
business was entirely in the ,hands of a few
wealthy men, backed by office-Seeking lawyers;
but a Convention where workingmen may .nieet
together as men having one interest—may throw
aside ow party jealousies and prejudices, all ideas
of sectional and local interests,' (for' the interests
of the workingmen are the same throughout the
world,) and - agmeupon some great principles of
- action, and take such measures as will prevent a
further monopoly of the wealth amtpower by the
undeserving non-producer. • ~ ....
We would .call-your attention. to; the different
Reform movements.that are being made through
out the world, and particularly that under the.
name of National Reform, now being-agitated in
New . York and'other parts of the United-States,
and- would propose a discussion of the prineiples
involved therein, either at or before the meeting of
the Convention..
We would further suggest that the; 4th of July
next would, in our opinion, be a very prOper time
for the workingmen of Allegheny county to, show
to the State and to the world at large,-that they
intend to live and act as freemen; that - they intend
hereafter placing men in power who twill hearken
to their petitions, and when they fail:to do so, will
hurl them from "theirpositiori, as unfit to be the
representatives and law makers of a free people.
• • '" GEORGE ISTEWAR.'I,
JA.MES'McKEE, • ":'
- CHARLES T. OREATRAILE,
JOHN :WILSON
, - JOSEPH" T. MOORE.
AELI.OSPS.-r-A mechasaic bas just taken out a
Patmit for a - blait bellows. ...There are seren`sinall
bellows at work in one large one, so that a eon
stant blast can be kept up through the main pipe. I
po_AgaM
ailuViro - test 4112441,friaT
We -
ti-Lell 7 sari li on oak) gen
aez of thOd 1n4•44,•"".. f0 u • gdeplorablfpartic.
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On Saturday last a poor inoffhniive free negro,
who has lived in this county until his head was
hoar with the frost of time, was most irthtunanly
and barbarously murdered. Ho was shot in the
side and did not linger long, but sulficienq how
ever, to tell to a passer by that Tom Starr and a.
mother Cherokee killed him, 'The act was a wan•
tort one, and could have• been counnitted for no
other "purpose than a brutal. Pastime, How long
is our frontier to groan under these accu.mulated
outrages' ;When will the strong ann of Justice
overtake the murderers that stain our borders with
blond? ,
. • On the'saine daj. a party of Cherokee police, in
defiance of the intercourse laws, crossed our line
and shut three Starrs,Dick, an innocent, harmlciiis
cripple, who .had wronged nobody; Ellis and
Dick'Waa shot three times and has since
died of his wounds—Ellis was shot in the jaw
and arm, and William through the back. '
The Starts have greatly enraged the citizens at
Evansville by their disorderly - conduct,
.and they
have determined to take the matter out of Gen.
Arbuckle 's and (Sov. Drew 's hands and right them
selves. They have armed and .cinbodied them
selves ha different stations along the line, one coin=
parry passing through this ptace on Thursday, in
pursuit of the Starts.
We understand that Capt. Brown has stationed
soldiers at different houses to prlf.ect them from
outrage.
Gay. SCOTT AND TOL ARMY. letter from
Washington dated on 17th inst., says--
"I learn this evening, that General Scottwill not
probably take his departure for the South before
Wednesday, and perhaps not...then. There 'appears
to be no doubt, however, that he will take com
mand of the army, as it appears to be understood
that hostilities will not be confined to the. Rio
Grande; but that "the war trill be carried
Mexico. The South and South-west, it is stated by
members of Congress from that section of the coun
try, will not be gratified' at the appointment of
Gen Scott, but it would teem to be proper that the
Penerzinhier of the army should take' the com
mand in person of so large a force as it is propnz,
sed to take into the field.
.I understand,.from a responsible quarter, that
requisitions have been made %ion all States and
Territories to furnish their quota of the 50,000
tinteers, in proportion to their population. New
York is called on for eight regiments; Pennsylva:
nia, Ohidi Indiana, Tenessee and Virginia, six Ma
ryland, two; the
,District of Columbia, one banal
lion; and the other States and Territories in-the
tame ratio. They will-not all be immetliatelyeal.
led into active service, but ate required' to hold
themselves in readiness for the shottest notice. - It
is proposed to concentrate the entire force of the
regular army, including the increase provided by
the recent act, on the Rio Grande, or in Mexico,
leaving the manning and defence of the fortificationt,
eiltirely to the Volunteers, from %chain a sutlicient
number will be detached for that purpoi.e."
MILITARY MATTERS
When 1.7 e speak of military movements now we
know not where to begin nor where to end. For
~ucti is the ardor--such the excitement that'per
vailes the city that little in the way of detail can
be gathered. The influx of lolunteepi kora the
country continues to increase. Hour after hour
bands of thee brave spirits pass . our office:
"Pride in their porte difience in their eye,
I see the lords of human kind pass by;
Intent on high designs, a thoughtful band,
By forma malaahioted freab from nature's hand."
Of those that arrived yesterday, one st ere a com
pany from lberville, under the command of Gen
eral G. S. Roueeau, Captain; William H. Higgins
let Lieutenant; Gustavus Lance, 51 Lieutenant and
107 men, rank and file
A company from East Baton Rouge, of which
the Rev. Mr. Stuart is Captain, and 51ei-tirs. Wad
dell and Patterson Lieutenants, and 105 men, rank
and file.
A- company from Rapides, of which G. M. Gra.
ham is Captain, and 14Iessrs. Smith and Holt Lieu-.
tenants. Our young friend, Mr. Texada, one of
the members from Rapines, is one of them. The
rank and tile numbers 45 men.
A company from St. Tammany, commanded by
Capt. Staples, numhering 82, rank and file.
In the city enrollment goes on with increased
spirit. In fact, we cannot keep the "hang" of
the number of companies now in the course of for
mation. Every thing goes on as the best friend of
his country could wish. At the Commercial Ex
change, last evening, there -teas a most spirited
meeting. It was addressed by Isaac T. Preston
and others. &lie- Peyton came forward, and in
the true spirit of western chivalry, announced him
self
a candidate for the Rio Grande. .The war dog
is abroad N. O. Delta, may LI
England and Franci--If we felt eery strOngly
inclined to believe that England Dud France areen
listed against us in the war with Mexico, the Nation.
al lutelligencer, at Washington, and the Courier
des Etats Unis, at New York, would unquestionably
make us a convert The Inteiligencer is presum.
ed to utter the sentiments of the Britsh Minister.
Without imputing sordid considerations to the Edi
tors, it is plain to us that theyare advocates of
Great Britain. In Washington they are lookd upon
as uttering Lord Packenhams views. The French
paper at New York, the Courier des Etats !jigs,
is edited by a French gentleman, who is a man of
clever abilities, a member,by the King of France's
appointment to the Legion of Honor, and, in a
word, the vigilant agent of the French government
in this country. • His publications, as we learn,
since the passage of the act of Congress sanction
ing the war begun by Mexico, have been even abu
sive of the President of the. United States. This
French agent seems to have hasten temper and
discretion, and his denunciations are us violent as
those of any of our Whig pregses. •
[Pennsylvanian.]
Rtmarkable Rclic.—Mr. Watts, the keeper of the
"Old Book Shop' immediately' beneath oureditori
al domicil, has lately added to his collection of cu
riosities, which dues not consist of old books mere
ly, a remarkable relic. It is a portion, weighing
about sixty pounds, of the statue of George 111. for
trierlystanding in the Bowling Green. The statue
was an equestrian one, pulled down in 1776, six
yearsfiller its erection. The lead which compos
ed it vra.s cast into bullets (except this remaining
part) ,and hurled by our brave revolutionary sires
agai4t the soldiers of that eery king in whose
honor the Statue was erected. The portion in the
postession of Mr. Watts was allotted to a Connecti
cut militia company, and taken to. Norwalk, Ct.
When Tyron made his famous marauding expedi-
Lion: through that part of the country it was secret
ed in a marshy piece of ground, and being buried
in hait and forgotten,has only lately been discover
ed and disinterred. Curiosity collectors and anti
/aeries have here an opportunity of gilding to their
collections a relic, thelike of wilichis not in exis
tence. It bears upon its face indubitable evidence
of its authenticity.—N. Globe.
"A.h, ha!" said the farmer to the corn.
"Oh, had" said the corn to the fanner.
IBoston Post.)
7 - IAHIV ESTOCK • S RU BEFACI ENT.—External
applications for a certain class of inflamma
tory affections, have been in constant use and high
favor, from the commencement of the healing art
to this time, and the proprietors of the above med
icine flatter themselves they have at length discov
ered a combination that embraces all the proper
ties requisite to cure the complaints in whichstirn-
Wants are usually employed.
The Rubefacient is an emollient, and at the same
time apowgrful and permanent stimulant: The
complaints for which it is piiticipally used are
Chronic Rheumatism, Glandular Swellings, Sore
Threat,l3ruises, Sprains, and all other complaints
that require the external application of stimulants.
It is equally efficacious in many affections of Ifor
'EeS and Cattle, such as Sprains; Bruises, Ring bone
Sparin,&c.—Price - Wcts per vial. Per sale by
, B.
,A. FAHNP.STOCK & Co.
- . may . corner
,of. Wood and• Sixth st.
'lyicel 6 CAME •RE PREMISES of the
/171, submriber; in Wilkins tp., about the 13th
Miry, inst., a mi,ldle smed,spotted Horseswitch
rail; alma: all round; eunk.on one.de, as though
tliev . ,ribs had been - brolten—Tsuppesed 1?e about
7-yeito olcL:T.The lastmez is' ?queried, t 4 Prqe
property, pay charges, and take him away.
my 25-3tw MARGARET JOHNSTGN.
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~0.41:11-A- A ili::4 TAI• , - ..11.1 - ;T:j13.1 '....
Proposed loud eorreeteta errrY atnerucion•
PITTS/1134G8 130ii.tD OF ,TRADE... .
conszurrx ton NAT:
Caxothera, I%lay, Jiim Shea,
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4ts . or,wrs;t Z 3 111 z Clan-MtSO-JAL:axe
ARRIVED
Michigan, toles, Beaver;
Louis M Lane, Bonnet, Brownsville;
Consul, Mason, Brownsville.
LA& Erie, Hoops, Beaver.
Western, Baker, Parloibutg.
Aliquippa, Smith, Cincinnati-
North Coxoltha, Dovinitsy, .tit. Louts
North Queen, Crcizter, Wollsville.
Uncle lien, Crawford, Wheeling.
Financier, —, 'Lansing Rack.
Monongahela, Stone, (.11neinstati.
Colorado, Gorinty, Louisville.
Iludson, Ebbert, Wheeling.
Sara Stay, Gremlin, Nashville.
Notional, Dales, fit. Louis.
DEPAILTEI).
Lake Erie, lluope, Beaver;
Consul, Mason, IkOwneville.
Louie:McLane, Bennet, Bromisville
Michigan,l3oleP, Beaver.,
May Quren,k Bowen, Zanesville.
Messenger, Linford, Cincinnati;
Circassian, Bennett,
Tonnoleukic, Moody, Louisville.
North Qtteen, Crozier, Wellsville.
The 'splendid steamer Monongahela, Captain
Stone, leareaor C'irteiruaati this morning.
IMPOSTS $Y uzvzn.
Cincinnati—Pr strAllcquipPa; 148 bales deer
Skins, 141 hlui tobacco, 20 kegi,i lard; 7 bbls scrap
iron, 30 empty ale bbls, 7 caskF, 12 bag! , Tags, 2
mules, 7 sacks 'corn, - 2 do rage.
Pr xu Circassian; 12 rolls leather, 40 bbls whis
key, 1 hhd and 2 bbli sugar, 5 bales tobacco, 2
casks potash, bbls mackerel,. 380 kegs lardy .52
hhds bacon, 1 i bundle maps, I box.
1V lmilk—Tr iittiYoFth:4lueen; 272ps baoivl
bbl.butter, 20 buridles - papgr, 912 bbls flour, 1 box
soap, 13 bblsscorcbinp,..2l crocks butter, 1 sack
feathers, 1 bbl eggs;.-3-kegs butter, 3 .bbls.niolass
es, l box fur, 54 bagi bran; 15 sacks busks.
Il7zivtimg---Pretr ascii! Alen; 189 }Aids nabacCoi
124 bbls oil; 300 - bbbCflour, 53 kegs lard," 34 bbl*
,
grease, in
box, 2 Ibis 010tt.., I bbl sugar, 2 kegs
Marietra:—Prritr We_tem, 177idads tobacco, 227
sacks oats, 21 bbls corn, 25 sacks du, 96 bales
corn, 12 boxes indz, 07 bbls lard, 20 bbls whiskey
25 bills leather, 17 hhds bacon, I bbl copper, 1
tierce rice. 1 •box books, 3 box glass, 1 cooking
stove, •t tons iron.
Ranging Rocic—Pr str Financ:er, 160 tons pi.
'metal.
TEGBOR.N HATS ---Idajs later from New York.
LI Received by Express on Saturday evening 10
dozen Leghorn Ilats,double and single brim, which
are offered at the lowest prices, at No. 46,
my 2.5 - BARROWS & TURNER.
BONNETS—Received at No. 46--2 cans superi
or and low priced Florence Braid Bonnets,
wnh other styles, at seated prices.
my.ls .-•BARIVAVS* TURNER.
IVO c OL, p l ai V f O o L d N't . r n
% i oo gil l e-s t t tt p tte ce o i l t il
Wool 'Wurehome, r Lih e erty street, opposite the foot
of sth st., by :MURPHY & LEE.
rny2s-w3t.
Sun Shades,
Parasoktts, Parasols, Louts, Shots,
Hate, Caps 4. Bonnets, as ./Itivicni.
AT 10 o'clock on Tuesday . morning the 26th
instant at the Commensal Auction Rooms,
corner of wood and Fifth streets, will be sold
1 Case Rich Silk Sun Shades,
Ido Fancy Cotton do do.
"1 do 48 Fringed Print Parasoletts,
2 do 4.8 Fraley Silk do
2 do 50 Super. Pink Edged Silk do.
2do 50 " Gingham Fringed do.
odo 2.5 i, Fancy Silk Parasols,
2 do 24 Rich ExtM Fringed Silk do
2 do Boys Boots,
3 do Men's Thick Boots,
1 do n Fine Welted do.
2do " '." Light do.
3do " Thick Brogans. •
I do Ladies French Kid Slippers.
1 do " Grecian Walking shoes. •
6 du Gentlernens Fine Hats.
2 do J‘len and Bops Glazed Caps.
5 do Ladies Willow . Bonnets, &c.
AU of which are opened and ready for cfarairia
lion. Terms at Sale, JOHN D.DAVV,
may 13 I Auctioneer.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
r I[E undersioned Commissioners named in the
Act of the' General Assembly of the Com
rrionwealth of PenasylVania:entitleti "An Act to
incorporate the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,"
passed the 13th day of April,• one thousand eight
hundred and forty-six, being duly qualified accord
ing to the provisions of said act HEREBY GIVE
NOTICE that iwpurivance of said Act BOOKS of
subscription to the Capital Stock of said Company
Kill be opened at the time and places hereinafter
designated; in the of Philadelphia, Lancas
ter and_Pittsburgh and in theßormighs of Harris T
burg; Bloomfield, Lewistown, Hunt
ingdon, Ilollidayaburg, Ebensburg, Blairsville, and
Greeusburgh. and to'be kept open six, hours, that
is to:say, from 9 o'clock, A. M. to 3 o'clock, P. M.
inevery juridical day, for theterm of ten days from
the times respectively, hereinafter mentioned, vii.
In PHILADELPHIA; at the Merchants' Ex
chan^*e, on Monday the ;al day of June next.
In LANCASTER: lit the house of Henry Ken
din; Swan Hotel, on Monday, the 3,d day of Juno
next
'ln ITARRISBURG, - .. at Bueher's Hotel, on Non
dun- the' 22d day of June • next:
Iu BLOQMYIELD, at Wm. Lecky's Hotel, on
Weltidaday,the. 24 tk day of June next.
In LEWISTOWN, at James Turner's Hotel, on
Friday.the 2.fith dayof June next. '•
At MIFTLINTOWN, Juniata co., on the 2Gth
day of June next, - at Wilson's Hotel.
In HUNTINGDON,- at Adam Hall's Hotel, on
Tuesday, the 7th day of July next.
' In BLAIRSVILLE, at Samuel 'slcAnulty's Ho;
tel, on Wednesday, tke - lbt of J.gbi next.
At HOLLIDA YSITURG, on the oth of Julynext,
at Lowly's Hotel.
At EBENSBURG; Cambria county. on Tuesday,
the 30th day of June': next; at the housd of Wtn.
Kettel.
In GREENSBURGII. at Roher's Hotel, on Ilion
day the 6th day of July next; and
In inT•rsßult.Gll, at the St. Charles llotel, on
Wednesday, the Sth day of July next.
Thos P Cope, James Alathcrs,
David S Brown, 'John White,
Thos Tustin, Reuben Alullison,
Elliot Cresson, . Win A smith,
Thos Sparks, Jacob Broom,
C G Childs, . Henry Flanenry,
R M Hinchtnan, Henry Welsh,
H M Watts, Joseph Minkel',
Algernon S 'Roberts, Samuel Hepburn,
Wm P Smith, F W Rawls,
Philip M Price, • Edward Dull;
Janice Magee, John S Cash,
Abbott Green, . Robert . Allen,
Joel IC Mann, MoLes Montgomery, .
John J IlleC'ehen, John C 'Bucher,
R C Hall Geo ,W Toland,
Chas Kugler, • ..1 Ceo
David R Porter, H Buehler,
Jas McFarlane, J Pringle Jones, •
Joseph B Ard, Horn R Knees's,
Edward Bell, ' S Littell,
7 Fisher Learning, EA Penniman,
_Robert 'Poland, James Irvin,
Wm Ayres, ; Cluistopher Mason,
Geo blulhollan, jri Gco W Carpenter;
aml C Ford, Wm-English,
Benj is Berry, - Beni Crispin,
Edward Davies, Robert Flixin,jr,
Henry I 3 ilpin, ,lolua.,l3,Myers, •
Thos Eant,
Ellanutl;F:Gay,: Chia Maealester,
William Laughlin,
my 25-2awst
.g - t.11 : .:$. :. 0:11t:.1111;.. -- 1'1) . 1 .i :EA,.',1-.:111.!;, ,
6440 8, Porte?,
Stage Manager.
t--.prit'tf of
. adfirission:
First Tiir,. ....... . . tents
Second Tier,....... ..........37i
Third
- .....-25''
rirst Mgt(' of DIE
77111:Eveiting, 1.411 be pploymeA the -Play of
RICHARD
Deno; by • Miro Dziren4 Lzwro
Song, by Mr. Watrots.
To conclude , with the Farce of
A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
oz?Duora to open at a# before 7, Curtain to
rise at 4 put 7. - [my23
LICENSE - NOTICE,-TT the 14norable, the
Judges of the General Quarter SeSsi.ons of the
Peace, in and for the County of Allegheny. - . The
petition of W. J: MILLER, of the First Ward, city
of:Pittsburgh, in the conntyaforciaid, humbly Shaw
eth, that your petitioner has provided himself with
materials for the accommodation Of travelers and
others, at 114 dwelling-hoine, in the ward aforesaid,
and prays that your Honors wilt be pleased to grant
him a license to keep a public house of entertain
meat. And your petitioner, as in dutY bound, will
pray.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the First Ward,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is will provided
with housc-room and conveniences forahe accorn 7
modation of travelers and others, and that said tav
ern is necessary: Adams Getty, John LaWton,,,
Wm. Thorn, James Patterson, jr.,
W. Gardner, James Gray, (4th street) Jacob Whit
more, W.. Mason, Geo. Wilson, Geo. R. Massey,
Jai. J. Robinson. . ,may2s-3t
To the Honorabk the Judges of the'Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Coun
ty of Allegheuy.
The I petition of Robert Hill, of the 4th ward,
Pittkhurgh,:iu the county aforesaid, humbly shew
eth that your petitioner has provided himself witli
materials for the accommodation of traveters.and
others, at his dwelling house in the county afore
sa'al, and prays that your honors _will he pleased to
grant him a license to keep - a public house of en
tertainment, and your petitioner, as in'duty bound,
will pray,.ROBERT HILL.
We, the uhscribers, citizens of the fourth Ward,
d 4 certify that the' above petitioner is of goisi're
puts for honesty and temperance, aid is well pro,
vided with house room and convenienc es for the
accommodation or travelers and others, and that
said tavern is neceseary. Abram Van Tassel,
Duncan Fraser, W. It 'Hays, Sohn Hull, Robert
Hull, H. B. Meagy D. R. Galway, William David
son, > J. Fowler, W illiam. Adair, George Crosmoie,
S. Murray. ' • , ,may.2s-4,3t•
G E RMANTOWN LAMPBLACK.-150 ibs
Germantown Lampblack, just - received and
for sale by . B. A. FAIINESTOCK & Co.
may2s corner Gth and WOOd StS.
Grand Opening of the. Odeon.
On Fourth street, between Wood' and Sotithfirld.
1 MLE HughesTatnily will hate the, honor ol
giving their first SOIREE MI.7.•:;IdALE, on
Tuesday evening, .11day 21 . 3,: at the 4bo'le new and
splendid hall.
CrFor full partieulanssee bills..
Joseph Knox, formerly of Pittsburgh,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Carlisle, Pa., will prac
Lice to his profession in the counties of Cuni
berland, Dauphin, Adams, Perry and Juniata.
Business in those counties trams:F.l r to hirn will
be attented to with promptness.
(37. He is now and will be for a few days at the
St. (barles Hotel, corner of 3d and Wood sta.
tni2343rawy. - •
ETAIL Stock of Dry Goods, Cutlery, Boots,
Shoes, Hats,, Caps, 13ortucts, at Auntion.--4t
16:o'clock on Monday morning the 25th inst. at
the Commercial Auction rooms. corner of Wood
and Fifth street, *will be sold ,withdut reserve, an
extensive assortment of Dry Goods,. Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, Fine Hats, Caps,
Bonnets &c, embracing the stock of a retail Coun
t/7 store. • , •
At 2 o'clock, -P. M, a quantity 'of Groceries.,
Carpeting, Looking Gimps, Glassware, .Queenn:
ware,. Tinware, Mantel Clocks, Venician Window.
Blinds, a. great variety}
.of Household arid Kitchen
Furniture, Maps of the U. States., &c. ' .
Also, one very substantial one horse Pedlar's
Wagon and Harness.
At 71 o'clock, P. M. Fancy and Staple Diy
Goode, Jewelry, Hardware, Cutlery,..rowling Pie
ces, 'Gold and Silver Watches, Unthellas, , Sun
shades, Perasolette.s, - Parasols, MuSical Instruntentis
&c., JOHN I)..D.AVIS,
tnay 4 23 ' _. Auctioneer,
NTED.—Two or three respectable, middle
,T aged men to go out oa foot, a few days into
different parts of the country, and nighboring towns,
to . tollect money, get subscribers, and sell Tem
perate° and other works. Also Wanted, ,several
good girls for cooks and - all work. Places want
ed for a number of men arid bois &c. Please ap.
ply at ISAAC.II.kItRIS' General Agency and In
telligenee office, No. 12 St. Clair street. - '
A Fresh Arrival of New Hooks:
T COOK'S Literary Depot, SG Fourth street:
111.. The Tower of London, an historical romance
by:Wm. H. Aiuswortb, author of Jaek Shephenl,
&e.,withillustmtions by Goo. gruiknehank t
The. Temptation of Wialth, or the Heir hy
mogeniture, by Mrs. Emilie Carlon, author. of Mag.
is Goblet, &c.
The Artisan of Lyons, or love traces, an histori
cal romance, by tennis Hannigan. •
Barkley, or the Lost and Redeemed,:by J H In
giaham.
The Child of the Sea, or tho Smuggler'of Col
°Mal Timesiand the Love Test; by Lieutenant
Living Age No. 104.
Married and. Single, by T S Arthur.
Captivity of Napoleon, by Count blontholen.
London Quantity' Review. 1 '
Foreign Quarterly Review.
Also a great voriety of cheap publications DA
COOK'S Literary Depot, 85 4th st.
AIR. DUFF'S
, and Writingliooms, corner
1 1 \ II( 1 ; Fifth tiM t
I 011 11 1 1 9 r f he ti e ," Lill::
) liaile i n s t r,st a s;
practical book
kee k er of upwatuavt •,wenty years experience, and
his success as a teacher ofMercantile and Steattiboat
Book-Keeping, has never been equalled by any tea-,
cher west of the mountains. Even the pupils of the
Professor in. the . Comthercial College of Cincinnati;
frequently find themselves obliged to go . through!
Mr. D's. course of instruction, before They can con.'
duct their hooka.- It is else, a well known fact that
Professor Porter was instructed by ono of Mr. Duff's
pupils in the correct solutiOn - of a computation in Met
'cantile Arithmetic, which he was otherwise unable
to peform. Suhicriptioni , lists are now open at the
Institute andall the book stores in the city for' Mr.
Duff's now treatise upon Book-Eceping. rny23
OOKS--American Biography. - • '
MI Wirt's Patrick Henry.
Plubirch , s. Liver.
Literary Ladies of England. •
• Border's Memoirs.
Queen of Scots.-
Life of Summerfteld.
Lives of Jay !Tamil ton, Jefferson, Frank
. lin, Nelson, Washington; &c.
For - sale' by' 11. S. BOSWORTH &CO:
;;;
„ 23 - 43 Market street.
ECEIVED TILTS DAY Received this day by
1 . 1, Green >¢ Co's Express, a large assortment, of
the • newest styles. of Paragons; and_ Parasollpttes,
Fringed and Plain; which - we will Offer at Prices that
cannot fail to please' all who want a beainiful article,
at the new Dry Goods House.
GEO. S. SIVA:IITZ,
my2o ' ' No- 108 3farket street.
•
BALED Half Bushels and Peck Measures; Tubs,
k, -anti Hockets, Wooden "Sonde, Garden Hoes, Hay
Forks'and Rakes, Wash Hoards, Matehes, Scc,,tkc,
For sale cheap in any quantity to suit customers.'
' • ISAAC HARRIS, Agent,
and Commission Merchant,
my2o-6t, _ St:Clair street.
GOLD PENS, Watches, % Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Military Goods, See, (lust:opening a Well iielec•
ted' stock ,at the above artielet of the beet manufne`,
tare: and for sale the loyrest Cash ,prices,
W. W 'WILSON;
corner of Fourth and i!ifiiiket eta..
rtAirliss-xer, tascotrors
= • -court= DAnAr int
-I{A , MER EXCHANGE_IIOPits
I COHNEIV Tamp ABD WOOVSTIIESIM.
r.t 2I I 9 B4LVANTA• -
Philadelphia Banks ~par
Pittsburgh:..:.;p ar
Lancaster
Chester
Delaware county par
Montgomery county.. par
Northumberland
Columbia Midge Co ..pa r
Doylestown ... ...par
Reacting par
Backs c0auty........1; ar
Pottsville .... .. . par
U. States Bank 30d
Brownsville .. . .
Washington
All other solvent bk. 5.24
ntrratti;: - ... •
State- Bank erty*chp3
Sillovac*irren:. 70w
qtate Bank Ek branthetlid
solyeut banka ....31d
All so,lvent
REW rttor.Ann.
All solvent bank 0...... id
,
Country. ~ . . ... •14
mennarrn.
Baltimore par
Country Id
Scrip.
Itier &Man. bk. Pitria.par
State Scrip ..... .24
City and County 24
OHIO.
IVeIiCOMIN
Mar sr. Fire In Co. Milvoc 5
Farm and tlech bank..sd
All Other Solvent 8d
Exclidni-e—Selling Axles.
New York... .. . .. prm
[Philadelphia... .... prm
['Baltimore . ; . ....... prm
[ Dort nista sync= VALVE.
Frederickdors $7 80
Ten Thalers. .. . .. 7 80
Ten Gui1der5........3 90
... ".:.650
Napoleon 380
Ducats.. . . . ..2 150 220
Eagle, 01d... :.....10 60
Lancaster 10d
liamilpan 154
[Granville .... 45,4
Farmers , Bk Canton..2s4
Urbana , • 40d
Galata- 5d
MI Solvent B.inks 24
rtitiATlA. I
State Bk & bratichea..2l‘.l
. scrip,s &6 p. c..spm
XIMIIICKY.
All solvent 8ankn.....2d
MECO
Eastern Banks' 2d
Wheeling Id
do. branches id
Morgontown.. Id
. . .10 00
DOnbloon, Spanish..l69o
Do. Patriot 15 50
Guinea.... 500
' A LCOHOL-5 bbls just rec'd and for sale by,
La- " It. E. SELLERS, -
57 Wood 'Otreet.
bbls. No. 1, in prime nraerdust
rec'ci and for sale by R. E. SELLERS.
myl9
REAM TARTAR-245 Wis. just yea , and
N... 1 for sale by (mvlo. - -R. E.- SELLERS.
FL'S. TURPENTINE--3 bbls." just recd and
0 for sale by (t0y1.91 R. E. SELLF.ILS -
(/OPAL VA Smith's New York
LI quick drying Vanish, reed and for sale by
myl9 -IL. E. SELLERS.
PELLIIOXES-1 a, reed arid Tor sale
L./ by ..(rnylil IL E:SELLERS.
.
ED lAt-1 ` grootocicl, reed.and for sale by
myl9 - R. E. SELLEM
LNK. , --/ gross, a superior article;
l'Or sale by- Etnyloll RE. SEIILERS..
•
. -SOIM--1 cask, just reed and - for sale by
6 44
R E SELLERS;
—G7 Wood st
n pTTLE CORKS--1 bale Spanish. just rec'd
and fpr pate by R E SELLERS,
tnyl9 ' - 57 Wuxi st.
ITENET-
. 4EI)-2 casks, just rec'd and far sal
V 'by It E SELLERS,:
rayl9, s7' Wood st.
James CaTarteigh.
;IMPORTER and Wholesale dealer in French, G or
]. taan and English, Fancy Variety Goods of every
description; such as Jewelry, table and pocket Cut
lery, silk Purses, bead Bags, silver and German sil
ver Spoons, gold and silver Pencils, silk and gum sus
penders, 100 doz. of Germantown "Hoes and halfde.
Trimmings - of all kinds, and a general assortmeneof
toys; Constantly on hand at No. 61, Market Striet,
betwceit Third and Fourth streets, Sizapson , s Row,
Pittsburgh. myl3
C RABB CIDER.-300 doz. Crab!? Cider, a nape= rior article, clear and sweet. Hotels, Steam
boats and private families supplied at abort notice by
STERETT & Co., '
18 'Market st.
NEVER FAIED—IT NEVER WILL FAIL.
J r
it„is used as directed..' It .has'ltcen thorough
ly tryed by Thousands; many-of whom are your
neighbors, or. friends, ask them if it has failed in
their cwt.' Besides it is warranted to eure or money
refunded—therefore you run no risk. And further,
if they are not acquainted, by calling. on the pro
prietor._ rhe names of some of the most respectable
citizens of Pittsburgh willbe given, that Dr. Thomp
spa's Carminative will cure the most violent
cases of Dyisentery or Flux, Diarrlicea, or Summer
'COMP - cunt, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, and
Bilious Cholic, where it is not out of the power
of medicine to cure. For the convenience of citi
zens, Dr. Thomps4.s Carminathe and Pills have
been- placed with the followin„1 - R A.
Fahnestock & Co., John D. Morgair, "Schoon-'
maker & Co., Jonathanßidd & IL E. Sellers,
Braun & Reiter ; and the tile retailitores generally.
Prepared and sold whidesale arid retail by the pro,
.
pr ctin%
may 22,
EDGAR THORN, Dru
" '
•Pittxbgrgh Pa
. .
Wanted at !he U. S. Areenpl.
WORTY Five or Fifty 6addlere and Harness ma.:
hem and four Blachmitha . and Relperato whom
the.liigheat wages will be given on lraniediate op?
filication to the Commanding officer. ' • •
may,224llot&w2t. • -
E1510N9 AND
D RANGES-30 boxes in.'store:---
For oale by • • J. D. WILLIAMS.
may,2.2 •
110 Wood at.
ir_TAMS-50clioiCe Siena Bams:'
' SO- Venison . 4 for's:3l6lV
• J. D. WILLIAMS
7 E'IEATHEItS-4 saeks'received and for sale by
tny22 . . J. D. WILLIAMS
SHITS ga
S gur-House Molasses, at Auction.—At
Mclierma's new Auction Rooms, No. 114,
Wood street,. 3d door from sth, on Monday. next,
May 25th, at 2 o'clock iwthe afternoon, will be
sold without retene.
P. 5 Muds Sngar,llouse Molasses of the best . qual.
tY• •' • P. McKE.NNA,
myl9 , - Auctioneer.
Pittsburgh Navigation and "Fire insn...
ranee Company. --
OFFICE. NO. 21 MARKET STREET.
- -
THE citizens of Pittsburgh continue to be offered
an opportunity to, effect insurance upon their
property, by a Domestic institution located among
themselves, based upon domestic capital, and con
ducted'by directors, in whose prudence, integrity and
good tiith they can readily ascertain whether they
may'repose that undoubted security which should
over attend an assurance transaction. - -
To persons whose property has alreadybeen dant
aged or destroyed-by fire or water, the advantage of
personally adjusting the loss with an institution AT
Boats, will be strikingly evident—To those who suffer
ed by the Great Fire, this particular 'corporation needs
no recommendation. The prompt payment of the
wholeamount of its 1053C85--NEARLY TWO TrigiDRED
montarrn tior.taas—is to them a sufficient guarantee
of future security.
It is the part of all prudent men, however fbrtu
nate, to anticipate calamity for the purpose of avoid
ing its effects. To such as have hitherto escaped,as
well as to those who have sustained loss, the fability
of protection and indemnity, offered by this institu
tion, will be the strongest inducement to avoid the
reflections and regrets which must - be experienced
by those who suffer without hope of restitution.
M. ALLEN, President
Ron'? FIVNEY, SCCretary. fetilo46m
WTANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good - ehirt
t T .. makers; apply. at Aire. KENNEDY'S on sth et,
hetmeen Wood and Smithfield: m 11
ft,l USTARD.-50 cans Mustard, 5 each, just re
lit. eared and for sale by -
mayl 0 MILLER & RICKETSON.
PSOM SALTS.-10 bbls Epsom Salts, just
.114 received and for sale by
. myI9'IIILLEI & RICKETSON.
•
SALT. --150 bbls No. 1 Salt, just received and
. for sale by
inyi 9 MILLER & RICKETSON.
ACKEREL---10 half barrels, No 1 31ackerel;
131 10 , Kitt8 mess Mackerel,' put uir'for family
use, and for Sale by ' .
,mayl9 MILLER:Br. RICKETSON.
OILS -18
1000 44 bleached do. do: do,
• 1800 pounds-Palm Oil;
10 baskets super Olive
°u";
3ust.:riceiced and for e
maY/-9 MILLER &
riLAItEr,-Z.4 *di:Tiara;
k 1 10 BTStelrSiVerin :r 40 4
5 d 0... Yelp 4 1 4 1 .004 5 n , - _ •
store aretlor - •
/11C#ETS9D4
MMMiENE
tirgopx.A.maisrort .
virti."okaprecept.untier the hand s of the•
Eilt : 4 3 ali;- fir., ;President of the .
'C'Orttorns Pleas in and for the Ztlijudicid
1 Distriot of "Penisania; and:• l 43 . gee cal=
oroye; an 4 Tonnifter, said Peneral Jail Delitern,
in and for Sad - District, and William _Niter and-
William Heir , tilinines, Associate Judges ofthe.
name cola* in and .tar the said County of Alla,
gEtenygaledthelOth day of Iray,-in the year.„.of
our Loni. one thousand eighthundred and fort y. 141,
and tO;lne directed, forholr3ing aCourt atOyer and;
Ternilier;nrid_General Jail Delicery l of the caiire
ig l a6, in diecity of Pittsburgh on_the3itl Mon; •
clay of - June next, at ID O'Clock,-A.hL
-.public notice is hereby given,. to all _Justicei of
the Peace, CorOner and Constables, - of -the County
of Allegheny, that they.Xthen ana thefe,
proper persons, with tensons, records, ingtusa
tions, examinations, and other' rementrancesi - to •
do those things, which to their lespactive of:aces-in
their behalf appear to be `done—and also thoo
that will prosecute the prisoners that stow are or:-.
may he in the jail of said county OfAlleg,heny, to -
be then and there to prosecute against them 23 Dia
he just.
SP. AND S. carourrA
.
Given under my hand at Pittsburgh, this 16th'
,
day of May, in the year of our Lord 1846, and, of
the Commonwealth the ti7th. ' . :
mayls3
It,DENN INSURANCE ' COI4PANT.—An eighth divi
dend of ten per cent: on all chili:Ai-Against the
Company, has bo.en declared - payable on Monday tho
25th inst. J. FIICNEY,Jr.
my2l-4t Secretary. .
("OFFER-651 bags prime green. Rio. •
SLI - . 10 pucketo old government:ova,
Arrivingand for salt by: - • • ••
LAMBERT 4 stitPTOti,
133 acid 125 Wood et,
OAPS-410 boies No.l Rosin; -
20 _ Almond, Toilet and Palm.
50- Ryder Sharing.
In store andfor sale by'
on
- -
ArACHINE.CARDS.for Wool Carding of a euperi.
111 or quality t just received and for sale atreduced.
prices by GF,O. COCHRANi,
my. 2 2. • t 26 Wood et.'' •
JALZORINES—New and splendid t Balsotines
Ombrie and other styles, opening this morning
at N 0.46, Market street. • -
my 22 BARROWS & TURNER.
To the Honorable the Adios cf the Court of Generi
al Quarter Seetioas of the Peace, in and for the
.County of allegheny.
The petition of Robert Binsley, of .the sth Ward
city of Pittsburgh. aforesaid, humbly shewetla, that
your petitioner has provided himself with materi
als for the accommodation of travelers and otll.re,"
at his dwelling house, in the city afom - aicl, and
prays that your Hamra will be pleased :.to grant
him a license to keep a public house of entertain
ment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound will
pray ROBERT BINSLEY.
• We, the subscribe* citizens of Pittsburgh, do
certify that the above petitioner-is of good'repute
for honesty and temperance,. and is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the accom
modation -of traVallers and others, and that said
tavern is necessary.
William Hamilton,
James Wilson,
"James Hamilton,
Polard M'Connick,
Sohn S Hamilton,
David -Glms,
may 23 at•
To the Honorable the Judges of the COUrt of Grenrrnt :
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, it; and for C o i n :
ty of Allegheny. , .
The petition of Joseph Black, of the First
Ward city of Pittsburgh, in the colpty aforesaid, -
humbly shewetb, that your petitione r rhas provided,
himself with materials for the accomtnodation- of
travelers and others, at his dwelling house, in the„
county aforesaid ; and prays that . your. Honors - will
be pleased to grant him a licence to keep a phblic.
house of entertainment. And your petitioner; as
in duty botind,walpray. 1-
- ,
- ' JOSEPH BLACX
We, the subscribers, citacus oftbrietWard & da
certify that the above petitioner is of good reptlte,
for honesty nud temperance, and . iimell'privided
with house room and conveniences for the.: atcoii-!
modation of travelers and otheesf end that said UN , .
ern isneccssary. ' - .- -- -- • --. "' , "1 . "': . ~!
James.. Gray, dth st. -; John tray
Daniel Graham, [ William Sitith,. -,
I
James Drente, Fr , -Freifog,le,„
A Cross,' F/liicholscm,
F A Schaltleiter,: .
_' 73 Firkeisin, .:
Debt, Phillips, ' ' - IFll . Clelland,
may 23;3t' ; . . : •.' . '
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To the Honorable the Judgee of ;the COttifer Geiterat'
Quarter. Sessions of the Peace, M and for the cam-
The petition of Henry Rellei,.ot Plumb tow*
ship, Allegheny county, humbly sheweth that Yetir.
I .petitiOner bath. provided himself with watering'
for the accommodation of travellera,and:OtheriK4C:
hisilWelling house...in the coniity'afoiesai,
prays that your Honors .will he pleased to
him a license to keep a public b.ouse - of, eiatertain.-
ment. And flour petitione4 as :ii_duty .holand,
will pray. HENRY REITER,' c'
-We,- the subscribers,
.citizens,. of-I'l4ml.s. town
ship, do certiffy•that the above petitiOnerli of good
repute for honesty: and - temperance, :midis
provided with house room and convenience for the
accommodation ..of travelers-and pthers, and - that
said tavern is necessary: - -
John Long, • Jas,-Bennel,.
Joseph Littler'. • Henry AL
David Stottler, - Jas. l'irCully,
Jas. White, David Herron,. •- 1
F. N. Srnelzer,- Linn; - • '
Samuel 11I.Cullough, George Long,. - - -
my23-3t• - - •
To the Honorable the fudges af theliCourt of Gener
al Quarter Session of the Peace, fn. and for i the
County of ..2111egheny.
The petition of Jas. 31:Candless, of sth Ward
Pittsburgh city, in the county mbresaid, humbly
sheweth, that.your petitioner has provide& himself
with materials far the accommodation Ofirivelers
and others, at his dwelling, house in 'the CountY
aforesaid, and prays that your IltinerivilJbe plea
sed- to grant him a license to keep a public house
Of 'entertainment. Aud your petitioner, as in du
ty bound, will pray.'
- JAMES McCANDLESS:
We, the subscribers, citizens of the 6th War do
certify that the above petitioner ii . of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and' is well provided
with house room and conveniences forthCaceeter
modation of traielers and athere, and that, said
tavern is necessary. • ,
Robert. watson, Jacob Ackcrinan, Davhl Glass,
John MacidrJarnei: Hamilton, A. - Masa, Patrick
Donnally, James McLean,. Jartiec ATCAdarrii,lYrri.
Gatti; Jeremiah 'Frew, IVim Hamilton.
riay23-d3t ._
Tr
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o the. Honaratte the Judies Cairt of Genera]
Quarter Sessiolzo pf the leacei andfor the, COyin-
The petition of John 34i Cray- 4th Ward, city
of. Pittsburgh,,-in - the county' ifdresaid; humbly
sheweth, that your petitioner has provided hiMielf
With materials for.the accommodation of travelets
and others, at his dwelling 'house in the city afore
said;and prays that yoUr Honors will be"pleastd‘to__
grant him a license to keep a public house Cf en
tertainrnent. And your petitionet,` 63 _ 1 3: 1 &I/
bound, will pray.
• . ArcßAy:
•
•
- We, the-subscribers i citizens ftherulth Wand; do
Certify that the above petitioner is of goad rePtite
for honesty and temperance, and is welt provnltd
with house room and cierwinionces for the-accent.
modaticei of travelers ancLothers 4 and litat , sai4
ern is necessary -._
James Matthavvs,
31. Whitmore .
George Culp,
3o.seph Craig,
tiff illiam . Craig
• • Japes Graham,
G, Robinson.
_May. 22d3t,
ea.che'd Fall and Spenh
F9R , 1tENT.......We after for rent, --thatlato and
o mmodioter frame lionial"opFinsitelbe residence
of-Mr- T. McCarty.= Cnininino sttedtd,l.6tlt;wol;-1..
The_ hou -c
se ontain a - eight = sfelltfinisinni;mitriiis yna
hiten - NreUr garden , and.amundier otgctuarniit trete,
tua, grape.rpies.-,ltent potniessic.4love4
ittanedintedy Ra
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a, A 3 LAKEty6lrsida4-. -
lapg.-EstatrApt*
ELIJAII TROVMLO,
LAMBraT 5114,T014c
Joseph Lewis,
joeepli Drippy;
Jeremiah Frew,
.`William Gatca,
John Nell, - •
John keariis,-
Dennis Leonard.
_ Samuel
Thomas
Alain Baker Seol;