, t• - r: .••,,1 • , t " PALIICER, Agent fbr couvry newspapels, : r and the Agent Me r curyittsburgh Daily Morning Post, Weekly and Manufacturer, to receive **-, t advertisements and subscriptions. He has offices in r.tr- Yortz, at the Coal Office, 30 Ann street, (col t.,joining the Tribune Office.) - - • , P'Ot t Beaten, No. 12, State street. ,• . t: -,tr • L • - PLULADELYEIA, Real Estate and Coal Office, 59 Pine street. 111 a 4 Bat,rntortz, S. E. corner Baltimore and Calverts, can be seen and terms of adverti is,,.. ;; .!:;k where our paper sin learned. • - 1h y+~l ~ .er • i r l . ;) 44 4 1.; , , • 7 :-.,;• ;4:i4 ; . 47 1 LI "4 .1••• 4 - - =.• -• • r 4 S 1 t7+ • `; ~r ,~ C`; ~:. a.,.. • ""`" • • Pe! , ‘'"P' * MN • t • •.. • , , • ,- tr s 1 • t. tf-• • f - 17 ‘l‘. •v`,4 • s. .- -, -. i'- - ; - .i . i „ . .. -..- - .7„ . ; . "!i.,.f::.- . ..... ' % . .7.,. ..-Lr . . t . ": 4 ,,.. ,- ..5 .. '-' . 6, ~ .. • . . .. . ' i , WM= .-ef• 11E=1 IMRE - - ': • .- ~- -. . 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Mr. Wal ters offers a good bill, and we hive no doubt our citi zens will appreciate his choke of pieces, an turn out. _ Mr. BECOX, the very suceeis• fu young Ameri can Tia , edian has arrived. in this City, and appears to-Inorroiv evening for Miss Porters benefit. oj-The Democrats of the second ward Pitts burgh, will meet at the house of ,Hugh Duffy in said ward on Saturday the 20th inst., to elect Del egates to the county convention. Frurz Srocr.—M'Kenna will sell at Burnside's yard, Liberty st., on Saturday, the 20th inst., the finest lot of Hogs, of Graziers and ,Berkshire breed ever offered in the city. aZ7.The attention oftsuch of our readers as are interested in Steamboats, is earnestly directed to the advertisement of. Quarter Master o.l3armr. Cot.. Bross—Please publish the following tick et for Directors of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad. Win. Robinson jr. Wrn. M. Lyon, James Wood, Charles Avery, George Darsie, Jno. C. Plumer, Westmoreland. John Fuller, Fayette, J. K. Moor. head, N.B. Craig, Harmer Denny, E. D. Gazzam, F. Lorenz. - "RIGHT of Way" Meeting or the Students. At a meeting of the Students of Duquesne Col lege, a committee was appointed to dyaft resolutions relative to their sense, at receiving intelligence of the death of their principal, the Rev. Dr. ROD sum Dave:, D. D. which committee reported as fol lows. • - Wu;asas, Tidings having reached us that the impartial hand of death has taken from us our re vered preceptor the Rev. ROSETIT 13arce, D. D.. and severed the ties which front day to day drew us into his presence to hear his mild and affection ate voice :'and leisirattiVe precepts, who even wlien . grieved With p'aiti and infirmity never grew weary in the service of those no, more concerned for themselves than he; being deeply sensible of the loss sustained by ourttelves :as students, his family, relatives and society in geutral, extending as he did his influeace as a friend, a philosopher and a servant of the King of Kings.; therefore Resolved Ist, That we will hold his memory al ways in veneration as the memory of a man truly great and good,whose whole life has been spent in acts of benevolence ani virtue. Resolved, 2nd. That we sympathize with his family and relations in their present distress. Seto/red, 3d. That in honor of his memory we wear the usual badge . of mourning, and attend his funeral procession. Redlted, 4th., Thht a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to hii 'fatally and fartlished for pub lication. Plttobargh and Connellssllle Ball Road Company. Stockholders who have not, lifted their Receipts for the first Instalment, can now obtain them at the office of the subscribes', between the hours of 9 and 11, A. M., and 2 and 4 1". M. E. D. GAZZAM, Sec'y of Corn. Office Market st..between Third and Fourth. jels.lw cCThe Democrats of the 3d Ward, Allegheny City, will meet at the "Butler County Hotel," on Federal at., on Saturday evening the 20th of June, to elect Delegates to the County Convention. HON. CHARLES SHALER The Democratic candidate for Congress.—The nominee of the Democratic Convention should be, if possible, the very strongest man in the county. We require not only an able man, but one who unites both ability of the first order and general popularity. Such a man is the HON. CHARLES SHALER—Iet the Democracy rally upon this able and eloquent champion of their principles, and suc cess is certain. The people of this District require his services' in Congress, and should not be denied. Martz MANY DEMOCRATS. The Democratic candidate for Cengress.—.The nominee of the Democratic Contention should be, if possible, the very strongest man in the county. 'We =quiz' e not Only rui. able man, but one who unites bothability of the first order awl general *polarity: Such a man is Col. WILSON n CANDLE-Itt the Democracy rally upon this able and eloquent champion of their principles, and success is certain. The people of this Dis trict require his services in Congress, and will not be denied. MANY DEMOCRATS. Jous H. MituaNarr ofJefferson Township, %till be a candidate before the Democratic Convention for, the Legislature. - Mr. Editor—Please announce In your paper that H. Rosa will be a candidate for County Commissioner, for three years, subject to the deci sion of the Democratic County Convention. jea-tc SIXTH WARD. SHERIFFALITY r Mr. Editor:—Having been a devoted friend of Rody_Patterson, for the office of Sheriff, in a for mer ode:a:Edon, I beg leave to bring him before the Democratic convention again, for a nominaiton for that office. I feel confident that if placed before the people, by the county Convention, be will be tri. umphantly elected. A DEMOCRAT: • COUNTY‘CODCHISSIONER. • Mr. Editor you are authorised to state that the name of Gunton DZIIISTON, at Pitt Township, will be presented to the convention as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner subject to the decision of the democratic county convention. jef34&wtc. . COUNTY COMMISSIONER. 'We are authorised to announce the name•of Rob ert Donaldson of Wilkins Township, as a candidate for the above office, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. • . gorffe are authorized to state, that JAMES CUNNINGHAM, of Mifflin township, wi!l be a ..candidate for the Legislature, if nominated by the Democratic Convention. my2s Editor: You are authorized to announce the name of ALEXAWDIR C.i.EN.Atult, as a candi date for the office of County Commissioner, for three years, subject to the action of the Democratic Coun ty Convention: jel24l&rovte .31n. ninon :—Many of the Workingmen of . this city and county, are anxious that ANDREW 'boron, of the Filth Ward, Pittsburgh, should be placed in nomination by the Democratic Con vention, as a candidate for the Assembly. June 10 MANE or TURN. /tr. Editor:—Plewie announce in your paper.that E. M'CADE, a tried Democrat, will be a candidate for Collar: COXXISSIONZII, to serve the regular term of three years, if nominated by the Democratic County Convention. je3. . LOWER ST. CLAIR. CORONER We have been authorized to state that DAVID -HAwrz, Esq., will be a candidate for re-election to we office of Coroner, suldect to the decision of the vernocratie County Convention. mayll. c "~.~, ~, . hfr Editor:—You are hereby authorized to state. that the name of Gen. JoreKTgAlf LARGE, of Jeff erson Township will be presented to the Demo: cratic convention as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, Gen. Large if elected will make a cor rect and efficient officer; he is well known to the people, and if nominated, will receive the warm support of THE PEOPLE. may 25. - - - - - We have been requested to announce the name of Aitnnsw M Joarrs•rox, as a candidate for the office of Coroner subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. - june 2tc. CliatenceaSugar.coated Vegctabk PillB.—Ail dis eases have their origin' in impurity of blood.— However excellent the general health, there is no security against fever, where the blood is impure, as indicated by eruptions of the skin, vertigo, headache, lassitude, lk.c. The best purifier of the blood is Clieknels Sugar-coated Pills, which is so skilfully compounded, that it does not cause grip ing, the great objection to all pills. The envelope of sugar prevents all nausea, so that, save from the powerful, yet easy operation, the patient would hardly be aware that he had taken any medicine at all. So well convinced is Dr. Clickner of the efficacy of his pills in all specified cases, that he is pledged to return the money, when the promised effect is not produced. Sold by Wm. Jackson; earner of Wood and Lib erty streets, who is general Agent fOr Dr. Clicke ner'i Pills irt Pittsburgh and vihinity. (Beware of an itnitation article called proved Sugar-Coated Pills," purporting to be pat ented, as both the pills and pretended patent are forgeries, got tip by a miserable quack in New York, who, for the last four or five years, has made his living by counterfeiting popular medicines. Mankind! at least that part ot yon With scalp quite bald and bare, You can have splendid—indeed, 'tin true! Most glorious silky hair. If you have druulruf on the scalp; If the hair turns white or gray, To cure the scurf, and make it dark You've but three Bits to pay. If your head is bald, the hair weak or falling, And you would have it live, Why, try at once a bottle of Jonc's Hair Restorative. cO'Three shillings only for a trial bottle. War rant it to possess the following qualities. It will force the hair to grow on any part where Nature in tended hair to grow, stop it falling off, cure scurf or dandruf, and make light, red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this. It is indeed the most economical, yet superior article made for the hair. It is cheap er than the trash called hair oils, and it will keep the hair in order with one application, twice as long any other article. Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware house, SO Liberty street, Pittsburgh head of Wood. o:)..Principal Office, sign of the American Ea gle, 82 Chatham street, New York. For the Morning Post Miracle—to cure Eruptions and beautify dis colored Skin.—A valuable discovery in Chemistry , has been made lately by M. Vesprini, an Italian Chemist, for curing all eruptions, and for changing the color of dark, yellow or discolored skin to a fine 'juvenile and youthful clearness. Ile has made this in the convenient form of a beautiful piece of Soap. For any old cases of eruption, such as scur vy, salt-rheum, erysipelas, &c. it cures wonderfully; also, freckles, tan, sunburn, morphew pimples, blotches, &c. See that lady, what a fright; Jones's splendid Lily White 'Would give her skin a natural .sue. But you note, in spite of talk, She will use the common chalk; lhus you see her face is blue. If that same lady, and many others, had used JoNts's Lily White, her face and cheeks would have had ' , (a natural,} life-like, alabaster white. Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware house, 89 'Liberty street, head of Wood. BRISTOL BOARD&— Cap Bristol Drawieg Boards; Deity " Medium " ti tt Royal " Perforated " For tale wholesale and retail by JOHNSTON StOCKTON, jeB tor. ',Market and 3d eta ;RAVELS IN MEXICO, ILUSTRATED:=Trav -1 els over the Table Lands and Cordilleras of Mexico, during the yearslB43 and %II; including a description of California; the principal cities and Mining Districts of that republic, and biographies of the ex-emperer, Sr. D. Antonia Lope: De Santa Anna; illustrated with the maps of Mexico, Texas, Upper and Lower California ' United States, and parts of Britiah America - , with Plates descriptive of the scenery public buildings, &c., portraits of Itnr bide and Santa Anna; by Albert M. Gilliam, U. S. Consul to California, for sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON. ieS cor Market and 3d sts. Impotront to Economists. THE public are hereby informed that EIM BALI.., No. 70 Wood street-, is sellink Booth trod Shoes very cheap for eabh. All who want a fust rate pair of Boots vigliiiia or Shoes, arc respectfully envited to call and examine his stock, as be is determined not to be undersold— and as to the quality of his goods, he would beg leavn to ieffir to his numerous custeniera.—fe9 TOBACCO -90 boxes Richmond manufactured of various brands and qualities, just reed and for sale by MILLER & RIC/MT/30N, j e g 170 Liberty st. 011,--2100 gallons Bleached and Unbleached Fa and Winter Sperm Oil. 1300 gallons Winter Refined N. West. Whale Oi just rec'd and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, le9 170 Liberty st: IPRESII TEAS— /: 143 half chests Young Ilyion; itriperidl; Gilt powder and Pouchong Teas, of variods grades; 40 Lacquered 13 Boxes ll:quiet aid Yofing Thy eon Teas, extra fine; .40 thirteen lb. Boxes Gunpowder Tea; —Just reed and for sale by MILLER ex RICKETSON, 'e9 170 Libert at. FIFTH WARD ~r -Lam.,.`°"-'s CORONER. SPICES -10 kegs pure Ground Pepper; 10 bags IS ' 5 Pimento; 300 Matta Cassia -2 Bbls Ground Ginger; 1 u Mustard; 1 Cloves; just rec'd and for sale by MILLER is RICKETSON; ieg 110 Liberty at EEPSOM SALT:--3 crodrajtud received, and for eale by [jell] R. E. LELLERS. OTTLE CORKS.--i bale, small size, superior, B for sale by (jet 1] R. E. SELLERS. OIL VITRIOL.-5 carboys; Alum, 4 barrels; l—,Bur gundy Pitch, 1 stand; Jamaica Ginger, i barrel; net rcc'd and for sale by [jell) SPANISH WHITING.-20 bbla jest received and for sale by R. E. SELLERS. 57 Wood at. jell TABLES—Pier, Centre and Card Tables of differ ent patterns. If you want a good article cheap call at the Furniture Warehouse of T. B. YOUNG & Coi . e 6 31 Hand It "DESOSTEADS—Mahogany, Birch, Maple, Cherry jj and Poplar high and low post bedsteads al- Ways on hand and for sale low at the Furniture warehouse of T. B. YOUNG Sc Co, je6 31 Hand at. LEMONS -100 boxes prime Sicily Lemons in ex. cellent order, just received and for sale, by P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water at. 17 EEL BOAT FOR SALE—The fine new keel 11, boat Merchant, now lying at the Point, will be Bold low by P. C. MARTIN. jelo 60 Water at. A Card. FOREIGN WINES, liquors and Fruit on hand and can be had cheaper, than at any other place in this city, at P. C. MARTIN'S, jelo 60 Water at. INSEtD OIL-10 bbla, recd per New England, j a i for sale by M. B. RHEY & Co, jell 57 Water at. SOAP -50 boxes Cincinnati No. 2 Soap. recd per steamer New,England and for sale by • M. B. RIMY & Co, 511Patcr et. Tarr - 3, BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL. The New OrletUas papers abound in details, tor= respondence, &c:, from the theatre of wta. The following article froth the Picayune will be read with great interest, as indicating the probable de= signs of Gen. Tay ler in his next movements: From the New Vilizins Picayune: THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION The "army of invasion" would be a better de signation of the force under Gen. Taylor' as tbe American troops have crossed the Rio Grande, and are now in possession of the territorf of the enc.'. my But as the army has gained credit under its . own title, it will be well to leep this nomenclatwe until it has eo.ie gte eer things under its new one. We understand that the next demonstration of Gen. Taylor will be upon the city of Monterey. This place is about 90 leagues from Matamoras, and is approached by a difficult road running through an arid and ill-watered country. It is the principal city of the province of New Leon, and commands the entrance of the table lands, or the interior of Mexico, through the passes of the Si erra Madre. To make the operations of the Army upon Monterey more secure, if not absolutely certain. Gen. Taylor designs occupying the town of Cr.- margo, about 250 miles, by water, above Matamo ras. To do this securely, it is necessary fir him to have transports of a draft suitable to the.m v gation of the Rio Grande. Carnargo will-be the basis of his operations upon Monterey, and this point must be first made the depot of supplies, and entrenchid in ki style capable of sustaining a seige. It was the design of Gen. Taylor, as we learn, to beat Monterey by the first of July; but the want of transports to coney his stores to Comer go; has compelled hits to delay further pr egress in the enemy's country till titiS deficiency is removed. Camargo is situated upon the Rio Grande, and pre seats an adtbirable fouddation for a display upon the interior, and from Came.* VI Monterey is about 40 leagues; or 120 miles. The country ly ing between that town and Monterey is more fer tile than between,Mataniords and Monterey—con sequently it is altogether better for the army to roceed front Camargo Upon Monterey than from fatamoras. Before reaching Careargo the artily will Hayti to take the town of Reynosa, which is between Ma. tamoras and Camargo. It is not expecttid, howev er, that any defence will he made of such small villages. General Taylor designs now to be at Monterey as soon in July as possible. At that place, it is believed, the Mexicans will make a stubborn stand if at all during the war. If the troops under Gen eral Taylor occupy Monterey, the whole of Mexico this the side Sierra Madre will be in the possession of the United States, including the mining districts of New Leon; New Mexico, Santa Fe, Chihuahua, &c . &c. This calculation is based aomewhat up on the idea that the United States will order an expedition from the Missouri river upon the nor thern provinces. If this be done the whole of North Mexico will be in our possession. Such a disposition of the forces of the United States would end the war at once. But if it did not, our army would hold the key to the whole of South Mexico, and the gates of the capital would. speaking in a military sense, be in the possession of Gen. Taylor. 'LEIDY'S D, \ SAIL MLA VLOETAIIit BLOOD PILLS.—The droprietor is obliged to manufacture them on a more extensive scale than heretofore, and by a great im provement in his machinery, can make them much faster and with less labor, consequently less ex pense, which enables him to sell 40 pills to the box instead of thirty as heretofore. As a Spring Purifier, these pills have no equal, and for purify ing the blood, and purging and cleansing the stom ach and bowels, they ate the safest, best, and most efficacious in existence. If pills are necessa ry at all, Dr. Leidy's Blood Pills will effect all that can be -sheeted, by any known pills in the world, for all the virtues that can be combined in pills are contained in them, and their established repu tation is the best proof of it. No other Pills are known to contain Sarsaparilla in them, and all other Pills called by names nearly similar. are manufactured only with a view to sell them on the reputation of the true and genuine DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS, the first and original introduced by such name. Be cautious, therefore; ask for and take no oth ers, and you will not be deceived in their effects; whilst if you take of the spurious, or imitations, you will not only be deceived by their effects, which are ofttimes serious and dangerous, but de ceived out of your money also. Male and female, youitg and old, can take them at all times, in all diseases, without change of liv ing, restraint from occupation, or fear of expo sure to all weather—containing neither mercury, minerals, nor any ingredient whatever that is un• friendly or dangerous to the constitution. Try them, try them; if their effects do not confirm the foregoing, theik cost will be refunded by rk. Leidy upon satisfactory evidence of it. For sale by B. A. FAHXEStOCIC. &r. corner Sixth and Wood streets, who are the only Agents for Pittsburgh. my29-d&w REPUBLICATION OF The London Quarterly. 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WILSON Lilt of Litters REMAINING in the Post Office, at Pittsburgh, June 16, 1846. Persons calling for letters, whose names are on this List, will please say they are advertised. . ‘• ' Alton George Anderson William A Asbdersos John Argust Benjamin 14 Arhsgust Sigismond Arthur James Atwood Alonzo D Atkinson George B • Acheson A Ackramon Christopher Ager A T Abel Joseph D Aiken William Rev Aitken Archibald Agnew sancy Atuberson Blue Gilbert Blair James Black John It . Boston 'Robert Boyd Antes Boggs" George Boggs Williaoi Boyd John BOwman Georg 6 BoswOrth.Orlandi Boswell Thornton Bowntah Dorothy Stamm C Brown yhoinai Brown Aims; Brown H Brown lVilliani Brooks Richd Brewster & Smith 'Bradly Thomas Briggs Allis Budges Jdsepb G' Brooks Jacobs Bunton James Bulger John H Budd Charles Butler Charles J Burr George Burke John J Bushnell Albert .R Butler Sarah Miss. Balsiey Sand Ball James Baird Jane Mrs Baird. Humes Barnes William E Bajlyy Levi AV Balderson 14fordecii Barlow Jelin Bates Peter Barclay John Batchelor Frederick Bayne J C Bell Emma Bette Harvey Beech Sarah Jane Beecom Mary Best Alex Beck Charles Behan Mary Anne Benton Charles Bennet Rebecca Belzhoover Melcher Bearos Henry Bennet- Anna E Bennet Elizabeth Bean M Bishop Minor B Bird Sophia J Billingsly James Birch Thomas S Bigley Peter Collier Lewis A Colton John Coltart Mary J Copelin Mr Rev Converse-11 Cowan Rebecca Coulter Robert Cox Margaret H Cope R - Crumley Jane Mier; Coil Elizabeth Combs Ann Craighead J Crawford Mary Mra Crawford John C Canan Robert Conliffe Chas Cummings John 2 Coll John Cushman E P Doct Culen Adaline Corse brad Carson James Cannon Susannah Carpenter,Saml Carnahan Adam Carmoney John .1 Carleton Jonathan Cavan Susan Campbell Eliza Campbell Edwd A Campbell Ennis Chalfant John Champ Isaac Charleton W A Clark James D Clouse Isaac H Claridge George Chary Catharine Miss Clinging John B Clark William. Clarktm James Cooper Chas M Cooper - David Collins Win D Dawson lames"' Dobbinothunuel Davis Susannah Dougherty John Davis Levi Dodds Jane Davis Squire Dougherty John It Davis be Saudi Doran John Davis John F 2 Tharnwin Charles Davis Thom* Duncan John Davis G F Dunlap James Denauld ElizsbOthneap Archibald Deely John II Primus John Dearing It II . Dunlap 3 D Dean Delilah C Dunker Elizabeth Dickinson Walter P Dunn James Dimond D Duncan James Elliott Joseph Elliott Jonah 2 Elkin David Ewing Anne Ewing Maqua F - Fdwards Thomas Eaton John Elliot James Elliot E L Miss Emery Silas Faris Jonathan . 'Flinn Thottisa Farnahaw William Foremab Arabella Miss Fariat H. Win Foster Caleb Ferguson Isabella Forrest John FergusonJameo French Simon Funcle John Fruser Duncan Flannegan Mr Franklin A Fisher Nicholas Freidle Joseph Field George C Rev 2 Frew Samuel Fennecawl Elisabeth Friel John Flannegan Patrick Fuller W 11 Fowler Thomas Gallagher Wit . Gillett Jonas Gcbhart John or Jacob Gibson John A Gallagher Jane Gillespie Anne Mary Gallagher Timothy elehrint Francis Garsen Wm Gordon John C Garvin Lowria Grace 11. Gaibrath Sarah Graham Thos Gardner Henry Graham Nathan Gibson Thos H Graham Lucy Gillett S M Gray John Gibson Wm Gray J C Gillespie Wm E Guthrie C B Doct Ii Hively E Hill VT H Hill Rachel 2 Hill J Hill Sam 2 Holler David Holmes James 2 Hoffman Sam House Isaac Horner A J Hoover B F footman Mary L Horner Andrew Hoakineon Thos Hook Simon Hosier David Hughes Sam Hartley Elias Huston Cyrus 2 Hunter Joseph Hughes Thos Hunter Ann A Hamilton Sarah Hamilton James Hannah Mr Hammond Hugh Harvey Hugh Hannah & Ellison Harline M Hagan-Joseph Haldstead James Haines Win Hancock Jae B Hagerty Eliza Ann Harper Nancy Mrs Hardy John Hart Ann Jane warn Geo W Hazily Thos Hatch Joseph Hays W B Heailin Napoleon B Herr Adam Hill John very It F resin James twin JoAph ngalls Eliza Y Jackson Simi Jackson 'amen Jitney WiMani Jackson Esther, Jimeson Mary .1 Jenkins David C Jewell Clark Joiner Celia John John Jenkin James A Jennings Sami Rev Johnson William Johnson Joseph Keith Duncan Jun Kelly Charles Kitchman Isaiah Kelly Patrick Kelly Rebecca Kerr David F Kelly A M Kelly Chance B Kelly John Sen Kelly Alex D Mrs Kelly A M Kelly Alexander B Kelly James • Lafferty John Lafferty Robert Latighridge Elizabeth Lanback Emaline Lawman E , Lathrep Alfred Leive Jerrie. It Lewie A D Lecky Johnsen Lewie Win A Lester J AI Leech Jane Leidy T W Len= Frances Lewis Thomas Lee Amos DI Ledbetter Leonard Lynch John W Maden Win Male Jonas Mailers Charlie Mann Peter . . . Marks Wm Monroe D H Mackinla Walter S Morris Henry Matthews Milton Moreland H G Mathews Robert R Morrisey Patrick Marsh David Mooney James Martin P Montgomery Elizabeth Messick Peter C Moore Sarah Mullen John Moore Robert W Mendenhall Moses W Mulvey tnn Zileitfreol C BtuirinJoseph Melia J Maria Merrick Wm Mitchell Andrew I.4eritford4ohn VI Miller David W Murray Elizah Miller tarhara Ann Murphy Thonias Miller Sarah A Murray:Jeremiah Miller James W 2 Murrarlienry. J Miller Joseph ,-. , M' M'Ananay Margaret M'lntyre Wm M'Bride S Wllwaine Jane M'Clelland Thos M'lllhaney Caroline -Mistf M'Cloaky Anne M'Keever Wm. M'Candless A • M'Kune Robt . M'Cartney Andrew M'lrelvey Sam M'Cnrdy Robert WCain Thos' M'Roberts Mary Mien Robert If M'Cosh Robt M'Clain James M'Cready James M'Laughlin Jas M'Cormick John T M'Leod Sarah Miss M'Coard Mrs M'Clure B F M'Cutcheon M A W MissM'Clure Beulah B M'Donald John M'Laughlin Thos M'Farland Alex M'Mullan Jane Miss M'Ginty Nancy M'Mullan Sam M , Gee Wes li M'Munn Win F M'Gugin Ann M'Mahan Margaret M'Guire Dant M , Vay Thos M'Farland G W M'Turk John M'lntosh L M'Neill Squire D Nevinger G Nipperxl M & Co Newmeyer Arington Nelson Edward Newell John Nash J Ople J A O'Connor Mary O'llanlon Felix Olduhm Matilda Parsons N R Pane John Parker r ... 4 Patterson A 3 Patterson Rachel Patterson Sarah . Patterson James W Penney Robert Perry Benj F. Pennington Isaad Pearce Lewis Penney Robert C Peeples James Perkins Lyman Quinn Rosannah Ralston Win Rea }leery Rea John Ryan Mary Bansom Joel L Riegal Abraham Reno James Rhodes Jacob Rees Thomas Reynolds Oliver J Reed Thomas Reed Wm Rider John Russell J B Jr Sarver George Sample Chas R Sadler Martin Scott E A Miss Scott Walter Scott John P . . . . Scott Alex Snyder Nicholas Scttlemeyer David Snyder Leonaid, Sharp L H Sanders George Shannon Sam Sterling Mark Cap Shillito Jane Mrs Stayten J W Shephard Rebecca Miss Steele Richd K Miss Shields Joseph C Steese Chas Shields David Stevenson Peter Shea John 8 Stevenson James Sill Thee Stewart Sam M Sleiger Jacob Stewart Ale: Smith & Anderson StormaSeymore Smith James 2 Sturgeon John Smith Thos N Sullivan Chas Smith Lockwood W Swan Chas Taylor Martha J Miss Thorp Wm Thompson Henry A Ten Eyck Cornelius Thompson Frances - A MinThull George Thompson C H Dr Tobin Francis Thompson Robert Todd James Thompson Wilson Troy Patrick Thompson IlTurner Charles • Thorp George 2 Turner Saml - U 2 1 Urich Mary Mid" ~ Vickers Samuel Van Tassell Rebecca Miss Von Bonhorst Louisa Miss Walker Mr Withrow Mary R Wallace Mary Ann Miss Winters Sarah Ann Miss Walters Wm S Winters Thee B Wainright Jarvis Woods Ales Watson James Wright .Theodore Walton James , Wright George ft. Wens John Wylie Mr ' Welshhouse Henry Wilson G R & Co Wells James - Wilson Andrew : Welsh Robert Wilson Washington Whitehiil Wm Wilson Thos 2 White Ebenezer C Wilson Joseph F White Vincent Wilson I F White James Wilson Thos P White Louisa Miss Williamson Wm • White James Williamson Mary A Miss White Frances Mrs Williamson Ann Mrs Williams Caroline Mrs Williamson Henry T Williams John Chas Wilcox Ira P. Williams Benjamin Wingart Henry Williams Charlotte Wingate A S Williams Misses Williams Joseph S Yale Sanford Yetter Eli Yost F Col Zimmerman Daniel Zeigler Margaret Jane INITIALS Secr'y Journeyman Saddlers Society. Clerk S B "Flibernia." June 15, MS. C. McKIBBE - N, Postmaster IGHLY 41PORTANT NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. , --The following extract of a letter is from a very respectable Mercatitile House, dated Wslansovorf, Rappahannock Co., Va.,/ May, 26, 1846. 5 DEAR Sts:—Our Mr. Jones has been in a very low state of health for more than a year; he has had the benefit of the best medical advice our country af fords, and also visited your city during last summer, but found no relief. On the 15th day of April last we purchased half a dozen bottles of your TONIC VERMIFUGE, and half a dozen boxes of SANA TIVE PILLS. Through carelessness in packing the articles in a dry goods box, one half the Vermifuge was broken. Mr. Jones commenced with the pills, and after taking a few doses, felt a decided improve ment. The three bottles of Vermifuge which came safe to hand, brought from him, he thinks, not less than ONE THOUSAND WORMS, and perhaps many more. He is now in better health than he has been in for years. and we hope a few Mere bottles of your Vermifuge and Pills will effect a permanent cure.— All our physiciand have entirely Mistaken his case,' Prof. Samuel Jackson; of yiair city, at the head. As to our responsibility, we have to refer you to Messrs. Inskip, Molen & Woodruff, Silk House, Market at., near Fourth, and Hieskell, Hoskins & Co., corner of Fifth and Market Ste. Mr. Jones is most anxious to get more cifyburPille and Vermifuge as soon as pos sible. Respectfully, J. B. Jorms & Co. Dr D. JAYNE, No. 8, S. Third at., Philadelphia: For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORK; 72, Fourth street, near Wood. je 5-d&w Irwin George Imhoff Henry Ile Mrs Johnson T S J Johnson Rohert Johnson S P Johnson David Johnson Jacob M Johnson Mrs 8 S Johnson James C Johnson Nancy 'Johnson I E Johnson Mary A Jones Leander Jones David King W D King David C Kleiberger Peter Kimber Job V Kitty Nancy Kingom Robert Keeritine Sarah King Samuel C Kinzer Mary A Kim Sarah King Rufus Kiddoo Samuel Kimber Job John Little Thou B Little Peter Lighthall E: o le James wry Eatiniere G ye Julia Lynch Charles Long Andrew Loyd James L Lusk AP Lowman Jacob togan David yons Frances ong James A Locher Geo W Lowery Routed Mitchell Chas Miller Jimes Moral Joseph Moreland Margaret Miss Needs Jacob Beeper Sarah Mrs Neice John M Noble James Noble Robert Norton A P O. , O'Keefe Thds , Opel FA . 2 O'Brien Mary L Mrs Oxford Wm Platts S Pittock Mrs Philter Geo , Piper Lucinda R 2 Phillips Henry 2 Phillips Margaret Phelps W Planhard W C Powell Sanil Pratt Catharind Purdy James Pope John J Rowell John Powell Saull Diehard fuseph Richardwin Geo II Rice Eli as Ricketts John . Ross M D Rowland Evart 2 Rollen ENV 2 Robb John M Roberts J Ross James Robinson James Rogers James Robinson Mr 2 Robinson Hebron Mrs Smith Jesse • Smith Wm. Smith J K Smith Job Smith Phoeba Miss Snively "(envy Young Josiah G Young Andrew Young Mary Miss Zuch A B For Sale. THE WALL PAPER STORE AND FACTORY; late of Holdship & Browne, owing tici the de cease of the managing partner; is for sale. The store; No. 87 Wood street coinprises an assortinent of Paperhanging and Borders; all manufactured of imported within the 'Sat ihw months of the best qual ities and latest styles, and includes a large Invoice of French papers and borders just received and much needed in the Market. The Faitory compri ses the Engine, Machinery, Patterns and Implements, all in order for resuming operations itmediately.— The established custom and reputation of this con cern are unequalled by any west of the mountains: An opportunity of an investment of a moderate ca pital so profitable is rarely presented. Apply to David L. Browne at M. & M. Bank, or to Josiah Icing at the Eagle Cotton Works, Allegheny. jetl-dtf AllNEßtt.splarnymg and Eß bright In its liquid light." -:—And not only "sparkling and blight," biit for its delicious flavor, Bays ti Brockwars Mead and Min eral Water is certainly "unrivalled" and the syrups are equal to any that ever graced the Mineral Fount. Call and see, at No. 2 Commercial Row . Liberty at. 3e6 "7tAMILY FL 'OMAHA' FLOUR- = A few bble of family flour, 1.7 of a very superior quality, in store and for sate by MARTIN & SMITH, je4-dSrw. 50 Wood street, bet. 3d and 4tb. SUGAR AND MCTLASSES— -45 hhdS N. 0. Sugar; 200 bbls Molasses; Just receivad and fbr sale by MARTIN & SMITii, je4-dBor 56 Wood street, between 3d and dth. GROUND PLASTER,- We havO; and will be can stoutly supplied with a first rate article of Ground Plaster, which we will dispose of by the ton or barrel, to suit purchasers. MARTIN & SMITH, jel 6131Voad, bet. 3rd and 4th ate. WELCH, !MANN &. DELAVAWS RABAT NATIONAL CIRCUS!! The only regularlx conducted Ustablishment in the United States—it being in this country what Frando nie's and Astlers 'are in Paris and London! Admission only 25 Cents! Late of the Park Theatre, New York, and the Na tional Amphitheatre,: Philadelphia. Conipirising up wards of 120 MEN AND HORSES! • JAMES W. BANKER, Agent. I Will exhibit in Pittsburgh on Monday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings, the Ist, 2nd and 3rd ofly, commencing at 11 o'clock, P. M. and on - the 4th, four per formances , commencing , at 91, A. M., 11, P. M., 11, P. M., in thq yard in front of S. Murray's , 'American Hotel' on Peen at. The Great Equesttian Cavalcade will be preceded by the celebrated Basss BAND, 13 musicians, in.ait elegant and cost)) , Chariot, drawn by Ten iteauttful Cream Colored Hor#s! The truly intpOsilig entrance of tHie , noble and magnificent precessional Cavelcixle, must at once strike every beholder with the highest admiration.- 4 The surpassing beauty of the thorough bred horses, the gorgeously appointed car, and the admirably de corated wagons, ' the designs and gilding of which are by the mostdistingnished artists, compels' com parison that at once places this establishment at the head and front of : every public Circus: A large for tune has been expended in the accessories and Equip ments proper to the scenes and acts presented, by the superior artists picked-and chosen from a hun dred stars, in order to • reader this the first, best, and most superior Equestrian Establishment, ih this or any other country in the World. The great water proof pavilion tent; superbly furnished, will he 20,-, 000 square feet in its dimensions, and will with ease contain 3000 persons, who may witness every per formance clearly and distinctly. Among the per- formera will be found J. J. NATHANS, the great unsurpassed 2, 4 and 6 horse rider, occasionally intrOducing his immense balancing of the infant Frank Pastor, on his head, while the steeds are at lightning speed. - This gen tleman is also Equestrian Director. , - Riding Master, HORACE F. NICHOLS, whose abilities in this line'stand the very highest The two Clcrwns,lare the celebrated JOHN MAY and JOHN WHITTAKER, remarkable for their wit and humor, never transgressing the proper grounds of decorum. i• SIGNOR GERMART, the great Italian Juggler, on his firm and rapid Steed, will eseente the meat won derful Tricks. This gentleman only acrived in. this country last winteri His two learned Dogs will al so be introduced by himself, and exhibit many ex traordinary tricks. C: J. ROGERS, One of the most finished scene Riders of history, will appear and introduce many foreign and local scenes, many of which he is the the original of. ' W. NICHOLS, an accomplished and chaste prin cipal Act Rider of the French and American Schools. W. KTNCADE, the bold and Young Equestrian Hero, will introduce something new on his new Jett Black Filly, Lucy Mr. E. WOODS,', ; the Comic PersoniLator of the Red Man of the Forest. Mrs. WOOD, the beautiful, chute and very grace ful female Equestrian. The Youthful GEORGE DUNBAR, will signalize, himself in his great and siiigtdar performances of Chinese Equilibriurri and personal Posture. The Comic Concert will introduce the most tal ented Ethiopians of the day. NEAL JAMEISON, whose inspiring touch on the Banjo is moat exquis ite, will be aided in the extraordinuy Ballet Depart ment, by the tnily gifted dancer, PRANK BROW ER. Every attentioi.'will be made to the - observance and preservation of the good order which is always indispeneible to well regulated Exhibitions. jet irhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Tr HE undersioned Commissioners named in the Act of the General Assembly of the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act .. to incorporate the Pennsylvania Railroad Company," passed the 13th day of April, one thousand eight hundred and fortyeix, being duly qualified accord ing to the provisions of said act HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that in pursuance of said Act BOOKS of subscription to the Capital Stock of said Coinpany will be opined at the time and places herbinafter designated; in the cities of Philadelphia, Lances. ter and Pittsbargli and in the Boroughs of Harris burg, Bloomfield, ILewistown, Mifflintown; Hunt ingdon, Hollidayiburg, Ebensburg, Blairtorille; and Greensburgh. and to be kept open, six hours; that is to say, from 9 o'clock, A. M. to 3 o'clock, P. M. in every juridical day, for the term of ten days from , the times respectively, hereinafter mentioned, viz: In PHILADELPHIA, at the Merchants' Ex change, on Monday the 22d day of June next. In LANCASTER. at the house of Henry Ken din, Swan Hotel, on Mondays the 22d day of Jtine next. In HARRISBURG; at Blieher's Hotel; on Mon day; the 22d day of June next In BLOOMFIELD, at Win. Lecky's libtel, on Wednesday, the 29th day of June next In LEWISTOWN, at James Turner's Hotel, on Friday. the 28th dap of June next. At MIFFLINTOWN, Juniata co., on the Sth day of July next; at Wilsori's Hotel. •, In HUNTINGDON; at Adam Hall's Hotel, on Tuesday, the ith i day of July next. In B.LAIRSVILLE; at Saniuel McAnnity's Ho tel, on Wedneidiy, thB Ist 8f July next At HOLLIDAYSBURG, on the 6tli df July next, at Lowry's Hotel. At EI3ENSBURG; Cambria county.vrauesday the 30th day of June next; at the house of Wm. Kettel. In GREENSBIJIIGH. at Roher's Hotel, on Mon day the 6t12 day,of July neat ; and In PITTSBURGH, at the St Charles Hotekon Wednesday, the 'Bth ;lay of July next Thos P Cope,' James Mothers, David S Brown, John White, Thos Tustin, ' Reuben Mullistini Elliot Cresson, Wm A Smith, Thos Sparks,'; Jacob Broom, C G Childs, Henry Flanenry, R M Hinchmtaii Henry Welsh, H M Watts, ' Joseph Milike:ni Algernen S Roberts, Sainuel Hepburn, Wm P Stiiith, F W gawk, Philip M Price; - Edward Duff, James Magee, John S Cash, 'Abbott Gieb, Robert Allen, Joel K Mann Moses Montgomery, John J McCahen, John C Buch;er, R C Hall, Geo W Toland, Chas Kugler,: J Geo Miles, David R Porter, H Buehler, Jas McFarlane, / Pringle-Jones, Joseph B Ard, Horn R Kneass, Edward Bell, John S Littell, J Fisher Learning, E A Penniman, Robert Toland; James Irvin i - Wm Ayres, Christopher Masbn, Geo Mulhollan, jr, Geo W Carpenter, Stutal \ C Ford, Wm English, Benj Crispin, Benj L Berry, Edward Davies, Robert Flinn, jr, Henry D Gilpin, John 'B Myers, Thos P Hoopes, John K Kane,' Edward F Gay, Chas Macalester, James Clarke. H. Jones Brooke, Williain Lauglain, my 2541 tiY 18 - M. McDONALD, Bell and Bras* Ybancter. First street, near Market, is ' prepared to-make Brass CaStings and Brass works generally on the moat reasonable terms and shortest notice. Ile invites machinists and all tluran using brass 'works to give him a cell, as he is de termined to do all work in his line very low. may 274 y LAWNS-(* tax cows).—Another of of Lawns just opened at A. Atortiage,a6o 65 Market ate— warrantad fast :colora—wltich we its aellin at 12ic e i Yazd. CINCINNATI PACKETS. For Cincinnati and St. Louis The passenger steamer PAIS-U.INA, Capt. Williams, leave for the above intermediate ports regtilarly. For freight or passage apply on hoard. 3e9. For Cincinnati and REGULAR. PACKEL LaLhipc .,. The new and splendid peesertger steam er COLUMBI A, O'NEAL, Master, will cave for e above and intermediate ports, regular. • For freight or par.rge apply on board, or to jet • D. WILKINS, Agent, Tuesidny Evening Packet. p. re . The new and splendid passenger steam. F-1_ boat DT:CLARA:OON, Capt. Vorhees, wi run asa regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cirieinuati, kasirig this port every Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock. Returning she will lease Cincinnati every Friday evening at 3 o'clock. The Declaration offers superior accommodations to passengers. For freight or passage apply on board; .Jel MONDAY PACKET. ItATHE rgular mail and pasenger steam. er UNION, Captain Maclean, will run as a r egular paekit bgtween Pittsburgh and Cincin. ntiti, leaving this Port every Monday at 6 o'clock, P. M. Returnifig shli Will lbavb ,Cincinnati every Thursday at 6 P. M. . The Union was built expressly for this trade, itid,afforls every accommodation. For fraitilit or . assage apply on borrd. mayB FOR CINC The well known fast running steamer CAMBRIA; W. Forsyth, Master, will run as a regular Packet;leaving every Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock; and Wheeling; at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday; at 10, A. M. For freight or passage apply on board, or. to FORSYTH & Co., Agents, No. 30, Water street. SAURDAY PACKET ,The regular mail and passenger steamer. CIRCASSIAN, Cipt: Isaac Bennett, will run as. a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinriati; leavirig this part every Saturday, at 10, A. M., and- Wheeling at 10, p. M., the same day. Returning, she will leave Cinninnati every Tuesday, at 10, A. M. For freigli. or Passage apply okboard. • The Circaslitin waa bruit expressly for this trade, and offers to her passengers every comfort and ac commodation. man 23 SATURDAY PACKET. . The regular mail and passenger steamer ESSEpiGER,Capt. Linford, will inn as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this pprt every Satniday at.lo, A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the'same, day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock; A. M. For freight orpasisge apply o,d board. The. Messenger was built esprsitly for this trade, and offers tn her passengers every comfort and ac. commOdation. mar .23 TUESDAY. PACKET Itr TV. regular mail and,pesseugersteam _ er HIRERNIA, Capt. John Rlinefelter, rain as d regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving thin port eyery Tuesday at 10 A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. of the same day.— Returning, she Will leave Cincinnati every. Friday at 10 A. • For freight or passage apply onboard. The Hibernia was bitilt erpresslY for the trade. arid otters to the paisengera every comfort and su perior accommodations. apl FRIDAY,ACICET. - THF.l.retpila; mail and passenger steam er. CLIPPER No. 2, Captain Crooks, will run as aymilar packet betweon Cincinnati and Pitts. burgh,ieaving this port every Friday at 10 A. K., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day.' Returning she will leave Cincinnati every Monday at 10 Wank, A. Ai. Tor freight or passage apply, on board. • The,tlipper No. 2 was bthlt epressly for thistrade r and ()Teri to her passengers every comfort and ac• commodation. mar 23 REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET. THE new U. S. Mail steamer ACADLk, M. E. Lucas, Master, will run as a regu ar passenger . packet between Pittsburgh and the above port during the season of 1846, leaving every Thursday at 10 o , clOck A. M. The Acadia is new and has sUperior accomnioda tines. For freight or passage apply on board, or to ap9 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent. MONDAY PACKET. The regular mail and passenger irtnamer ItiriVITGARELA, Copt-Stone will run Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin nati, leaving this port every Monday at 10, A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the state day. Return ing, she leave Cincinnati•every Thursday, at le, A. M. For freight or passagn almly co It The Monongahela was built expressly rot.this trade, and offers to the passengers coinfort, and su perior accommodations. mar 31 WEDNESDAY PACKET THE regular {nail and passenger steam er NEW ENGLAND, Capt. S. B,Page, will run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, 'caving this port every Wednesday at 10 A. M.; and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the seine day.— Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 A. 14. - - ger freight.or paganize iPply on board. The New England was built expressly for this trade and offers to the passengers every comfort and cope. nor accommodations. mar 26 SAINT LOTUS PACILETS. FOR ST. I.OIIIS-REQU'aR PACKET. IPa" The new and splendid passenger steam -44— er TOM CORWIN, Capt. Bugher, will run in t.e trade froth Pittsburgh to St. Louis, du• ring the season of 1846. The Torn Corwin, was built expressly for the trade, and .is elegantly barnished in every respect. For freight or passage apply oft board. may 19. 1 OR ST. LOUIS—ItEGULAR • ACKET. ler; erthe new and splendid passenger steam. SRUtiETTE, Cappt perry, will runin the • .;froni ilittsbruth to St Lome, during the seAson of 1846; . _ The Brunette ivas built 'expressly for the trade, and is elegantly fourniehed in every iespect. POI. freight or passage apply on board. ap 14, FOR LODSVILLE=REOULAR PACKET. • !o,ljlll - t ai to The new and spleadkd passenger steam• Cr TONNALLIIRA; Capt.. J• K.Moody, run is the trade, from Pittabttigh to Louisville, du- ring the Gideon of 1846. The Tonnaleuka, was built expressly for the trade, and is elegantly furnished in every respect. For freight or passage apply bit beard Ilizalttenoie tnigand, Ireland, Scot. land an Wales. EEBSONS desirous of remitting money to any o the above countries, can do ab through the sub scribers on the most easy terms. Vire are prepared to agate drafts for any amount Over `.£1,00 sterling.-- Bernittances made thrbtigh our house any day before the 23d of May, will be received in Ireland, by the 20th Of June. BLAkELY & MITCREL, Pittsbur gh, Agents for Roche, Bro's & Co., New York. hoinittanobs tb 4 , the Old Countrp.” MONEY sent to all parts of. England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, in sums of £1 and up ards, to, snit purchasers. ALLEN KRAMER, Esehanke Broker. m9-wlySolltri corner of 3d and Wood sta. Q ddt. of a eUperior quality on hand, 0 and for sale: by GEORGE COCIIRAN, je9 No. 26 Wood street. OFFER—Prime green and pale Rio; '.l, Old Gov. Java; " Laguayra; " Maracaibo; For Mindy use, and for sale by THOS. MILLER, comer of Wood and 4th sta. TEAS—very fine Young Hyson, Imperial and Black. For sale by may 16. ' THOS. MILLER. IVllJTSFilberts, Cream Nuts, • 1 1 1 Eng,' Walmus,. Pecons, Almonds. For sale by • THOS. MILLER, may i 6, cor. • • and 4th sts. FRUlTS—Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Prunes. For sale by_ may 16. • THOS. IHILTYR. A MOLD'S WRITING • FLUID.--Reetived, a supply of Arnold's Writing Fluids and Red Inks, warranted genuine, fresh and freo , Thnn snotdd; for sale by JOHN a , MRLLOR, may d _ 121 Wood-street; HOE reams crows shoe lisparivo, sorted colors, received and fitr isle by MEN 11,157.1.1,0 R, 422 :Wood st,
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