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TAR PITTSBURGH DAILY MORNEII POST.
OCAL COLTJAIN......w..BIGLED., Editor.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 048
1 1 , , .
II
11:7"1..B. Pittman, Agent for country newspapers,
, is- the Agent for the Pittsburgh ttaily Morning Post,
and Weekly Mercury and - Manufacturer, to, receive
advertisements and subsCriptions. He has offices in
NEW YORE at the Coal Office, 20 Ann street, (ad
joining the Tribune Office.)..
-Bosun; No. 12, State street.
- PHILADEctuttA, Real — Estate and Coal Office, 59
Pine street.
11.avrtsroan, S. E. corner Baltimore and Calverti
.
whore oar paper can-bateau, and terms of adverti
.
..lizrunt.tcrrioNs.—.B/adacoods /trap:int for
Janiary, February, 3iarch, 'April and 2May; the
Wesisni)istcr Qiiqrterly i'Levicto for March; Foreign
Quarterly Rfrieta 'for January, and the December
N 6, of the Landon' Quarterly .flevilla, all colltain
*in.?, very interesting and valuable information, have
been meeivekf by hs froth the publishers, LEONARD
coi-r & CO.,'New York.
Nnw.Towrisates.—Two.new townships, call
elittsorsoLn and Buow.irr.'were formed'on 'Fuel:
day by the Court. out of Fayette township.:
Miss Powran was greeted last evening by a very
fashionable - 'audiefice.` , The pieces selected for
the_ evening's entertainment, were _iirginius and
Therese; Mr. I.lscoar and Mis Poursn performing
the principal characters in both pieces. lie never'
saw Miss Porter exert herself more successfully
than she did last night; she appeared to throw her
self into the spirit of the characters, and performed
taroughOnt with judgMent„ feeling and effect.
Mi..Bstox's,Vir•inius not only, deised but
somewhat astonished us;—although we formed a
very 'favorable opinion of him when he was in
Pittsburgh before,.and thought that he•had the stnfl
inhimfcir an actor, we did not expect last night to
witness such tin improvement, and were astonish
ed to see him make a "good Virginius," which he
certainly did. This promising young man has set
about his.prolession.in earnest; he is evidently a
close student, and studies well his parts, the neces
sity of which ought to be always apparent to those
who wish to rise in the profession. We were
in
deed much ,gratifted to see this young Pittsburgh
er Play the heavy character of Virginius in sucl
an able and aileeting Manner, and the audience tes
tilled their approbatinn. in loud and rapturous ap
please.
Mr. lleCorn's performance in the third act, where
Lucius hrings him 'the riel.vs of Virginia having
been elairned by Caias Claudius, as his.slave, and
his having dragged her to the "Forum," was ab_
wilutely startling; he exhibited tremendous power.
autl-passion:and carried the audience completely
with - The trial scene iu the Fourth act was
also performed admirably. The indignant and no
ble Roman, }chile looking upon his lovely and in
nleent child, and struggling with the awful feel
ing that phampted birn to the desperate alternatite
- .of shedding . With his cewia hand the precious blood
of his child, to save her from the pollution of the
tyrant Appiasthedespair which his apparently
agoitizing soul threw into his face when he finds
his friends beat back, and he'in the midst of ene
rniei With the liattful eye of lippia.s gazing on the
girl—the absolute misery which stood pictured
in his countenance until his eye caught the kniie
upon the butcher's stall, and then the expression
of determination to save her from the worse than
death, M. which Appias had already - consigned her,
were e - thibited by M. Becotn in a manner tha - .
prcWed him to be an actor, and one, too, who is des
tined to fill a large space in the profession which he
has embraced.
MEM
TarAirm.---ThiS eveaing 'How.% D'S benefit--
Mr Howana is a very dmerving and tslented per
forme; and worthy the support of the PittAurgh
playloers; the pieces he presents this eveaing are
very-attractive; and we expect to see a full house
—g,iVelt'im a "hamper."
Mirimomasm.—lt will be seen by a card
in our paper this morning, that this gentleman
takes. a benefit to-morrow evening; he is a good
actor and dmerves encouragement.
cryAn Assignees. Sale of Dry Gobds will take
place at iWKennas this morninff at 10 o"clock:
included in the lot are a large assortment of Broad
Cloths and Flannels.
Cy-The Democrats of the Thini Ward, city of
Pittsburgh, will meet at the Duquesne House, cor
ner of Prant street and coal lane, on Saturday
next at half past seven o*.clocir, for the purpose o
electing Delegates to the County Convention.
cry The Democrats of the s• and ward Pitts
burgh, will meet at the house •f-Hugh Dufly in
said ward on Saturday the 20th inst., to elect Del
egats to the county comuntin,.
Gjr.The Denicierats of the Ward, Allegheny
City,'" will ineet'at the "Butl4 I aunty Hotel, - on
Federal st., on, Saturday evenik e the 20th of June,
to elect Delegates to the Couiti Convention.
Pittsburgh and ConneM ,111 e
Compants
Stockholders who have not pitted their Receipts
for the first Instalment; can now bbtain them at the
(Alice pf -the subscriber, betwelin - the hours of 9 and
11, .4; 31., and 2 and-4 P. M.
• . E.-D. GAZZAM, Sec yof Corn.
-Office Market st. between Third and Fourth.
jels-1w
HON. CHARLES SHALER
The litunoeralic _ 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.
d&wtc • '' MANY DEMOCRATS.
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 Col. WILSON M.
CANDLtSS-let the Democracy rally uPon this
able 'and elequent 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.
Jeux li. 9i Icrtsxsi ofJetferson Township, µ•ill
be a candidate before the Democratic' Convention,
for the Legislature.
Mr. Editor--Please announce In your paper that
Jarvis H. •Ron will - bq a candidate for County
Commissioner, for three years, subject to the deci
sion of the Democratic County Convention.
jel.s-tc WA.RD.
intr-We are 'anthorized to state, that JAMES
CUNNINGIIAM,. of Mifflin township, will
. he a
candidate:for .the - Le4islature,if nominated by. the
Democratic Convention. my2s
Ma. EDiTOR :—Many , of the Workingmen of
this city and county, are anxious that Acnnaw
31 . 11.w.Liii . ," of the Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh; should
be ptaced nomipation by the Democratic Con
as a candidate for the Assembly.. .
Tune 10
COUNTY' COMMISSIONER
We are authorised to announce the name of Rob i l
ert Donaldson of Wilkins Township, as a candidate
for the.aliove office, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention:
Theatre.
Road
r ALiallr OP. .T.L.1.E31
SHERIFFALITY
Mr. Editor:—Having been a devoted friend of
Polly Pdttersoo, for the office of Sheriff, in a for
mer occasion, rbegdeave to bring him before the
Deniocratic convention again, for a nominaiton for
that °dice. I feel confident that if placed before the
people, by the county Convention, be will be tri.
umphantly elected. -A DEMOCRAT.
Mr Editor:—You aie heally_authoriied . to state
that' the name of Gen. Jos - JvcriAti . 11.1410 E, of „TeX
erson Township will be presented
cratic convention as a candidate for the oi&ce of
Sherilf, Gen. Large if elected trill make a cor
rect ; and efficient officer; he is well knOwn to tlie
people, and if nominated, will receive the warm
support. of THE PEOPLE.
• may :25. .
COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR ONE YRAR.
Mr. Editor—Y ou are hereby authorized to state
that the friends of Mr. WILLIAM iIIiTANT, of the
Sixth. Ward, Pittsburgh, sill urge the Uernoeratie
County ConyentiOn to place him in nomination for
the above:Uttee.. je ti}. MANY.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
gr. Editor you are authorised to state thnt the
name Of GEORON DENITON, at Pitt Township,
will be preiented to the convention as a candidate
for theoffice of County, Commissioner subject to
the decision of the democratic county convention.
jeq-d&wte.
rditor: You are antoonzed to announce
the name of Ara:x.l:ll)Ln CARNAIILN, as a candi
date for the office of County Commissioner, for three
years, Subject to the action of the pemoeratic Court
ty COnventfon
jelif-dffc w tc
'Mr. Editor—Please announce in your paper that
Cm.. J. E. nesat, a itried Demcicrat, will he a
candidate for CO V.NTT COMMISSION xn, to serve the
regular term of three years, if nominated by- the
Democratic County Convention.
je3: LOWER ST. CLAM..
CORONER
We have beeh authorized to state that DAVID
DARTZ, Esq.. will be a candidate for re-election to
the office of Coroner, subject to the ,decision of the
Democratic CountEConvention.
CORONER
We have.been requested to announce the name
of .A.NUnEw M. Joussrox, as a candidate for the
office of Coroner subject to the decision of the
Democratic County COnvention. june 2-tc.
Lifetandlth.—This gift is the greatest bles
sing bestowed upon man. But While we are in
habitants of this sinfitl and troublesome world,
we are compelled to meet sickness and pain and
! even dUath. Providence haS given us in
the vegetable kingdom certain remedies which
when Mitt-acted with science, will arrest in its in
fancy, prolong life for a season. The fact
that so Many persons are daily dying, of that dmad
ild disease ConsUmption, should at once awakes
those *lto are but slightly etrectetT, to a sense of
duty they owe to themselies, and procure a few
bottles of Dr. Duneati's Expectorant Remedy, and
use it immediately according to the directionsd
whereby your life may be spared and many years
spent in :Life. Health and Happiness.
al .For sale JACKSON . S corner of Wood and
Liberty streets, Pittsburgh.
cryCoAiveneis, cholie, indigestion, ha.e long
bulled Physician's skill. A medicine, however,
has been discovered, •atti is now'offei - ed to the
world, I.N hich is a quick and yerfeet core for them,
to which nesrly every respectable practitivrier in
New York will bear willing testimony, us they
have abandoned all other remedies for its use. The
remedy spsken of is Cliche ter s sugar Coated
Vegetable Pills. A medicine which is as palatea
ble as sugar plume; nes er gripes or mtuteates in the
slittliest degree, and yet is the most se srehing and
positive pargative preparation ever discovered.—
;licit is the excellence of Clickener's sugar Coated
Vewitable Pills that the prisprietor warrants a
care if they are taken according to directions, and
binds himself to return the money if the piircha,.er
is not folly pleared with theth. The great eicite-
Meot which their appearance has - produced is not
a false one, but is erected on the etrong foundation
if truth, arid will net er pass a , ,s - ay: for so long as
costiveness, atoll:, and indigestion terrain attend
ant upon the human race, so long will their only
positi‘e remedy continue to he popular.
Sold by. Wm. : Jackson i corner of Wood and:Lib
erty streets, who is general Agent for Dr. Clicke
aer's Pills in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
0...7 Beware of an imitation article called "ba
pramd Svar-Coreed Pill.l,"'purportin;; to be pat
ented, as both the pills and :pretended patent are
forgeries, got up 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 of you
Withscalp quite bald and b..re,
You can ha% e splendidindeed, 'tis true!-
1 Most glorious 4114 hair.
If you have daudruf 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 failing,
And you would have it live,
Why, try at once a bottle of Jones
Hair Reitoritive. •
aZ`rThreeshillim , s 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, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh head of Wood.
( , Principal- Office. sign of the American Ea
gle, S 2 Chatham street, New York.
.il Miracle—to cure •eruptions and beautify dis
coloreiSkin.--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
line juvenile and youthful cleomess, He has made
this in the convenient form of a beautiful piece of
Soap. For any old cases of eruption, such as scur
vy, salt4heum, erysipelas, Re. 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 nue
But you note, in spite of talk,
She will use the common chalki
'Thus you see her face is blue.
If that same lady, and many others, had used
JONES'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.
The Faaally Friend;
TS the title given to Dr. Thompson's justly cele
-1.. brated Carminative, by a great munLer of per
sons who have used it time after time, in their
Families, for the cure of Cholic, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera, Infantum, Diarrhoea or Bowel Complaint,
Dysentery or Flui, Vomiting and Bilious Cholic,
*ithout its ever failing, the curing of any of the
above complaints, not costing the sufferer more
than 'from 25 cts: to $1.50, oftener the former
price than the latter. It is warranted by the pro
prietor or money refunded.
Sold wholesale and retail by the following per
...
In Pittsburgh—B. A. Fahnestock & Co. J. D.
Morgan, J. Schoonmakcr& Co, Jonathan Kidd &
Co, R. E. Sellers, Braun & Reiter, Wm. Thorn,
Wm. Jackson, J. Cassell, D. C. Kneeland.
In Allegheny—J
East Liberty—D. Negley.
Wilkinsburgh—A. Horback, jr.
Turtle. Creek--11. Chalfant and John Black.
- - • • -
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
the sOle'Proprietor.
, EDGAR THORN, Druggist,
corner Hand and Penn sts., Pittsbuigh..
Also, Dr... Thoinpson's Tonic, Anti-Dyspeptic
and Purgative Pills. Prepared and sold as above.
TRY THEM.
N. 11—None genuine without the fae, similie
Of the Proprietors signed on'each bottle or box.
BY LAST .NIGHT'S MAIL.
• _fiat/mac Sun.
ELEVEN DAIS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THEI
STEAM - Elifj,rt i M s. SHIP
GREAT 'W.II.STERN
.Corn bill passed Haase of Lords by' 47 tnajOrily— ,
Great Sensation in England on the "rtreption .of
the Declaration of War behrtiiilhe IT:States and
Mexieo—Sympalhy ri lchalf i f Illexica7—Escape
of Louis Ponaparie; from . Ham—Corn, cotton ;
and other Markets 4e..
By Maguotic Telegraph we have received the
following news; by: the- arrival of the steamer
Croat Western at NeW — Yoik, which we lay before
the public.
New 'roux, June 15=12 N.
The steamship Great Western IMS arrived with
eleven days later from Europe: Intelligenee rela:
tire to the War between the United States awl
Mexico, arrived In England bribe Cambria, on
the 28th ult., which produced a great sensation;
and considerable public 'sympathy was mairifeSlEct
in behalf of .Mexitto, as the weaker party..
The Corn Bill passed the House of the Lords by
a majority of 47.
The accouchment of the Queen had taken place
and she become the mother of a daughter, and
both were doing well,
The Cotton Market was quiet, - and but little:do
ing; with no inclination to sell at lower rates. - The
prevailing opinion was that the news received in
England would be favorable to holder 'Three
thousand bales hadbeen taken on speculation: The
sales of the week amounted to t 2.0,65 0. bales.
The corn market was rather detsressed, with slow
sales to retail buyers. Sales of grain limited.—
Latest quotations fur consols for money 10-4-. No
sales on account. Exchequer bills 15 to 19 pre
!ninth. a fall •of 2 per cent.
:110 F. Y MA RR ET.—Lemlort; May 22, 10 O'c/ock.
—The English securitieS'have been affected in a
considerable degree by the news from America of
a declaration of war by that country against Me -
CO. It is feared that it will have the eCect of MI
volvirrg us in fresh difficulties with the United States
and that the Oregon dispute will now beCome
questiop of secondary interest compared with other
that in all probability arise from the hostilities of
our transatlantic neighbors
Tire favordble etlect which it was anticipated
FIFTH WA RD
Lwould follow the large Majority in the House of
Lords on the second reading of the corn LIW bit.
quite stultified by this : intelligence and notwith-1
standing the good position or the account, prices
areabotir a half per cent lower than they closed
last night, •
Consuls - were as follows: Money tll4--fell to
and cloed at 931. For the account 0(33 to
EalA. Tiuce per cents,, reduced, from 9,11 to it.'ni;
Three and a quarter per cents 07Z to 07 .1-0.
Piirtininsoney Sioionqry.—ln the House of Com
mons Mr. 0 Cunnell moved that the order of the
27111 April , for the committalOf M. W S. °Trial',
be discharged, on the ground that the committee
of selection, which had directed his attendance en
a private bill committee, was not itself properly j
constituted.
lu the House of I.t.rtls oa 'Monday, the Dukc of
Wellington moved an adiress to the Queen. con
gratulating her on the increase of her dorneitie
liappinc,!s in the birth of another Princes, which
Was unanimously agreed to.
The discussion on the corn bill was then corn
ine.lced, end was so important that we have re
ported it more fully than we am accustomed to
do under this head.
The London Sun says nothing vrhutever can
prevent triumphant settlement of .the corn
bill.
The foie of the Irish coercion bill is sealed.—
Lord C;COTZe Bentinek has declared that the great
body of the agricultural members are opposed to
its futurri progress.
E.cope of Louis Pxon,-,parfc from
~flunt.—Cn
Monday list, the Prince LUCeceded in efrecling his
escape from the forlress of U4lll, after a dote im
prisonment of some years. lid% ing mistimed tl.e
illsgillse of a workman he contrived to elude the
vigilance of the sentries to regain his freedom
without any molestation from the battalion of In
fantry th Ir funned the garrison of the Castle. and
he arried safely in London, where we believe he
is at pro-eat.
Tie Morning Herald says that the Princegscas.,
ped at 7 o'clock on the morning of the 25t.1i and
and as the event NV:IS not.dieovered for If) hours
afterwards. he could easily have reached the [lel
gian frontiers onty :20 leagues distance, long before
the Telegreph itself could have lima set to work.
The papers F:ay he embarked at St. Valery.
The King mid (loom] of France are expected to
Engliunl early in July.
Briusset.s., May 21t11.—The itrinister of the
Interior bas brought lbrward a law atituorizing the
import:llkm of corn anal provisions until Decem
ber. free of duty.
All was quiet in SPAT N.
Ixnrs AN n CIIINA.—By an express extraordina
ry, which reached London on the 20th inst., in an
ticipation of the mail, We have received adviecs
from India and China. The dates are Citicutta,
April 7th; Madr is, 13th; Bombay the 15th; China
March 29th. The Bombay Times of April 15th
has the folloWing brief summary of the news:
The last fortnight has proved perrectly barren
of intelligence. The Commander-in-chief, like the
Governor general, has quitted the l'unjanb. The
British garrison retains its position at Lahore,
where the people are conducting themselves with
propriety; but there seems a considerable amount
of turbulance up and down throughout the coun
try.
The new cantonments were being arranged in
the jullander doah, 2nd their garrisons assigned to
them. The Bombay troops-had begun to arrive at
Bora about the first week of April, and were to
be distributed in the manner formerly described.—
The people in Western India were beginning to
sutler burn scarcity, mainly brought 4aut by the
deficiencies. of last seaon's rains.
Highly Importallt from Mexico.
SCTPOSF.II PRO2ObVITIONfI Flto3t PAIIEDES TO TILE
AMERICAN Goy ERNMENT—TIIF. TILELZATENEI.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO, &c.. &c.
The following letter from Pensacola contains
some important facts not communicated in the Pen
sacola papers.
PENSACOLA, June 3, 1840.
Arrival hf Bearer of Despatches—Their Character
and .bnyortanee—The y Preparations of
Paredes—Threatened Revolution, 4.e. tj-e.
I has e endeavored to get bold of the news
which•the steamship Mississippi brings, in order to
inform yuu. She arrived lase last evening, live
days from Vera Crnz, with a bearer of despatches.
There is a good deal of mystery attending the sub
ject of these despatches, and what they refer to.
It is stated, that it is to inform the department
that the Constitution, and one or two other ships
had sailed from Mazatlan before contrary orders
were received, But it iE said that this is bat a
cloak—for it seems singular that Dr. Wooil and
Mr. Parrot should have been permitted to remain
at Mexico the length of time they were; and fur
ther, to embark without molestation, Again, an
expensive ship like the Mississippi would not
has e been withdrawn from the blockade without
some strong reason. No doubt, as the suspicion
is, she brings proposals frOm Paredes to the gov
ernment. This, the officers say, is the most prbba
ble cause.
The news of the battle with Gen Taylor had ar
rived in Mexico. At first they endeavored to sup
press the accounts; and afterwards, it was treated
as a skirmish. Paredes was trying all he could to
collect troops, ostensibly to go to the frontier; but
the true cause was, to put himself at the head 'of a
body of men, to wait events which the revolution
would bring forth. It was supposed he would re-_
ire, and await to declare fot the popular favorite.
More full news of the battle' and capture of
Metamoras and details was known at Vera Cruz.
They put down their forces at 6,000, and the
Americans at 7,000 , and their toss at 3,000 killed,
wounded, prisoners and runaways.
No mention is made of any more troops being
sent towards Matamoros; in fact, no troops could
be collected. ,
The news from .Mexico -is quite important.*
The Western provinces had pronounced for Santa
Ana, ..
Vera Cruz waa on the point of, revolution, and
the time had been appointed to pronounce; but
fix'
_
owing to - the . - incrgasma. popularity ofiA7goerat
Bravo, it wu putoff, and the presidency oilked to
him, which he refused: ' - "
hart just seenMr: Diamoud.( Constd,) who
had .come up in theMi.ssissippi; he says he sew a
full plan of.the revolution, wh'et was thown 'o
him--and, since Bravo would not be:President,
Santa Ana is decided upon. ;'--
P. S.—Since writing this Dr....W00d has' said, in
e onversati on. with him Ahat it was thought in Mex
.
ico that no relief could be - e4cted from-England
whatever. And Paredee' .*as• collecting what
troops he 'could press- around him:to sustain
him
self in the revolution. With their familiar wea
pon, the assagal,.they would probably have done
more mischief. - ' •
The dang.er most to be guarded against is the
entrance of parties into the . - colony. for the sake
of plunder, •or with' the intention of attacking, in
superior numbers, lagers, or cattle encampments.
formed by the colonists, for the protection of their
homilies and their property,
Against this danger,••Which opens up. to the
imagination scenesof unsPealcable horror, govern
ment has made, or. is making preparations, by
calling out all tne disposable number - Force of the
colony. under martial law; and_ the most prompt
and willing obedience has every where been given
to proper orders and instructions.
No hope was expressed of sending more troops
to Matiimoras. Mr. Diathand says. that ere this,
the revolution has broloin . forth.. The U. S. ship
John Adams sailed to-day for Vera Cruz":
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
[Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.]
WAsnmoTis, June 15. 1P."•1t3,2
o'clock, P. M.
The treaty relative to, our Oregon ditlieultie . s, I
jest learn, was_tent to the Senate Chamber to-day.
about fire minutes alleirthe Senate had adjourned.
• • CONCRESSIO7A L.
In the Senate to-dal aficiceadin,g of the journal,
Mr. Allen infprmed the-body that he'desired to be
excused front further FCI'ViCe on the,Comnti ttee on
Foreign Relations, of which he 'll.ittlierel chairman.
The senator's request was immediately granted.
The resolution'offcred,by Mr. Hannegan fixing
as the day of adjonrnrucot 'Cong. - re:ss the - '.2oth
01 - July next was taken up and after a short cot
' versation was again postponed till Monday next.
the Hot the naval appropriation fil sa,
finally acted upon.
The tariff bill was then by a very decided vn'e,
t iken up: Having been read,, it was laid aside, n
mot on of Mr. McKay, for the purpose of acting u -
oar smithy amendments of the i•-enate to the Indi n
appropriation bill. A discussion. having on refer
ence to the b 11, was commenced by Mr. Culve-. It
i.i still open; but the Howe have adopted o resott
non to close it to morrow.--:-Ua a r n here
Security to Purchasers
k.ateiad •at of la Oa vrar ICII. M C. V. Mtawar. la
111 - 111;;;;CG tr in E r u ix COATED P 11.1.8 has upon It
:mar
laced o lll-10, 4 11 1 . 41 0' oft c' othcra
at Qs
OrPgiull I e CO7ll,
farilalVOC.
EV.VICIT
ILICKENER'S 1 , 4 03.1 ft COATED V ECETABLE
PILLS arc the first and only Medicine ever
known that will posiiivety cure
Headache, Gdlduitts, Meas!es, Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heartburn, Worms,
Dispepsia, Scurvy, Cholera Id.orbits,
Small l'os, Jaundice, Coughs, quinsy,
Pains in the Back, Whooping Cough,
[ir.vard Weakness, CoLstunptikti, Fits,
Palpitation of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Itising in the Throat, Erys:polas, Deafness,
Dropsy, Astlimi, Indio/Ifs of the Skin,
Peers of all hinds, Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
Anil all other diseases originating ram, impurities of]
the blood.
In" They have cured, since their introduction
iwor 2,000 persons, who have been given up as hope
less cases, by the most eminent Physicians.
cr They arc patronized and reeminnendeil
men of the highest distinction, among whom ase —...
Hon. David It. Porter, Hon. Henry Clav,
lion. John Q. Adams, lion. Daniel Webster,
Hon. Martin Van Buren, lion. J. C. Calhoun,
Cnl. G. M. Johnson,
lion. James K. Polk, Gen. Lewis Cass.
irl Their virtues are so infallible. that the money
I will lie returned in all e_u:es they do not give uuiver-
Inol : ,-, atisfaction. Although but two and a 'half years
have elapsed niftep these celebrated Pills were first
itiltrodueed 'to the public, Abe sale of thorn in the
Ea.L - itdrzn and middle Mates has far elceeded
1 - E4itlet a:lr% , nkist smignlnoiti , 6lntions. Daring the
past y , : , ar, alone, no less than 10,000 grass of boxes
rave been sold in the State' of New York, 43,000 in
Peansvlvania, 4.000 in Maryland, 5,000 In New Jer-:
SCy, 0,000 in Delaware, and 0,000 in the New England
States, requiring the constant meat or 27
harms, 'exclusive of printers and engin vei-k. In the'
same period, upwards of 30,00 , ) conies -of the
•.Faanly Doctor" have beta ordered by agents in
e‘ery section of the country. Tisc.,;.,. I'4a s must
show, coneltu.ively, that Dr. Clicl.encr's.Sugar Coat
ed Pills, besides being the very best medicine in the
world, are held in the riighest estimation by the public.
We might extend this publication to an indefin
ite length, if we deemed it expedient to publish all
tersimonials we have received, not only front agents
bntindividuals and families, who have experienced
the benticial effects of Clickener's Sugar Coated
Pill's, but we deem it unnecessary. The moat in
contestible evidence of their unprecedented Success,
I are the numberless Imitations and Counterfeits which
have already appeared, notwithstanding the brielise
tiod they have been before the public. Eren some
of our staunchest pill makers have had the audacity
to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, in order to disguise
the ingredients of their vile compounds, and palm
them off for the "real simon pure." Such paltry
shifts cannot last long without exposing their hideous
deformity. Truth and honesty must inevitably pre
vail over rascality and deception.
For sale in Pittsburgh by WM. JACKSON, at his
Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 89, Liberty street,
head of Wood St., Pittsburgh. Price, 25c. per box.
Dr. Clickener's principal office is 81 Barclay street,
New York.
1* - Beware of an imitation article called Im
proved Sugar Coated Pills, purporting to be patented,
as both the pills and the pretended patent are for
geries, got up by a miserable quack in New York,
who,dbr the last four or live years, has - made his
living by counterfeiting popular medicines:
0.1" Remember, Dr. C. V. Glickener is the original
inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of
the sort was ever hoard of until he introduced them
in June, 1543. Purchasers should, therefere, al ways
ask for Cliekences Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the victims of a
fraud. may 9
- ----- --
CI PANIII WHITING.-20 bbls just received and
0 for sale byR. E. SELLERS.
57 Wood st. jel I
COFFEE -651 bags prime green Rio.
10 pockets old government Java.
Arriving and for.sale by
LAMBERT & SILIPTON,
133 and 136 Wood st
SOAPS—llobclie; No. I Rosin;
20 " Almond, Toilet and Palm
50 " Ryder Shaving.
In store and for sale by
nly22 .I.II%IIIERT SIIIPTON.
rIORN-117 Sacks Corn just reed and Int
sale by JAMES MAY.
jed
MISSOURI Hides 411 Missouri hides, just re
ceived and for sale by JAMES MAY.
GILIMPAGNE WlNE—Just received , a full sup
ply of the following celebrated bran,.la, viz:—
"Cock and Crown ' "Anchor," "Ducal Grape,! .,
"Keye , and "Crosnhow i " at the Wine Store, No. IS
Market at. jell STERETT & CO.
`VINES OF THE RHINE AND 'MOSELLE.—
"Hant Santcrne," "Hock," "Ilackeimer,"
"Itudeschither" and "Sparkling. Hock," just recd
and for said by STERETT & CO,
jell IS Market id-
CORDIALS—.Aniseed Cordial;
Rose
Cinnamon "
Perfect Love "
Novae
A full supply just reed and for sale by
STERETT & CO,
IS Market st.
jell
BRISTOLMWAIIPS - -
Cap Bristol Drawing Boards;
Derry
Medium " . I
Royal " Perforated "
For sale wholesale and retail by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
jeS
car_ Market and 3d sts
BEDSTEADS--Mahogany ' Birch, Maple, Cherry
and Poplar high and law post bedsteads al
ways on hand and for sale low' atthel'untiture
warehouse of T: 13. YOUNG Sr. Co,
jee . - 31 Eland at,
and ca#4l:
4")itiP 711IBITI011i.
.pths LE of a:1 that is
lieantifal and Wild in animated naturo,, is more
e.•Aensive than any ever‘collected in America, it re
quiring_ the aid "of SIXTY MIN AND NINETY
HORSES in, their care and transportation.
Will be exhibited at Pittsburgh on WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY
It, 2d, 3d and 411), for 4 days only, under their
Enormous Pusillion, to be exhibited in the Atansion
Douse Yard, Liberty street. The, different , Exhi-
bitions will take place as follows:
Wednesday July Ist, from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 P. M.;
Thursday and Flidgy, July 21 and 3d, froM 9 to 12,
A. M., 1 to 4 mid 7 to 10 P.M.; Saturday, Jtilc 4th,
there will be Erma' Exhibitioutat 9, A. M., 1., 3
and 7P. M. I
Tfii! Wild Telinets.of the forest, from the huge and
docile elephant, the majestic Lion orynexplered Af
rica, the tierce tiger oldie pengal jungles the beau
tiful leopard, the playful hut ferocious bear, the gen
tle-gazelle, the useful and patient camel, the curieus
iv striped zebra,the grave robbing hyena, the ate*
thy panther; the . Mvage wolf, the cunning Ihz, dcwili
through all the lesser grades, are hero beheld'sVith
safety, true to thoii naturect times, hut,
,peifectlY
subject to the c4trol of matt the lord of cr eation..
Fowls of the air 'hi:Ill - trial:es, the most haaitilld,
rare, varitms and; dangerous of their pc.c.lell ore also
comprised in this valuable combination;" deScription
is pun erless, andE space too limited to admit it. Stir
fire it to at that the
,propriptors are or tl:e oldest
standing and hiiiliest celebrity, and he'ire devot ed „
yeirs of toil expCl;io to the recent 'Coiteq.eitio,
which is prOilolOiCed in Earripe end Atherica,
pet
fecth" linparaltelle(l.:
RAI - m(lNp g; WARING would atate that at treplen
-510115 eXp(Ome they have retained the services of the
celebrated, bravri and 'Mitt-caul.
who is a native Or Gertharly, and standa at the bead
of all Miner. of ivildteaSia. Ile ha. teen ntvled by
critic. the lion talnerl as he hai3 exposed his life be
:Ore this in tamit the largest and most terriblAliOn
Lt , r caught. This lien in at present in the possession
nl ltsvmnnd Sr. Waring, and has repeated!y Saved
the life of the intrepid Driesbach when exercising
tigers, leopards and other beasts in the performing
cage.
Driestia eh is the %yonder of the world as a control-
It r of be.ist..s his pist tiger's feats, together willt.those
or the 1i0713 and leopards have been beheld.-by mil
lions. Drioshach: actually drives lions'hartiested in
his car, thus shoWintr the supreme divinity of man.
above the nature Of the brutes.
The moral and 'useful purposes vddelt an exhibition
thls can serVe, are perceivetl_by all, mane
;coo. lodged by all moralism and thinking minds.. This
exhibition serves to entertain and instruct every one
in the W Worliis or the s.inpreni'e l3eing, and is
,particularly imprtsive on the minds of youth. The
whole meriagerimis entirely unexceptionable.
RA - rxotin & W.ArttNc's splendid and . formidable
Zoological caravan will eater town Oil ,Wcatiesday.
morning, July lst., from WilkinshurglOnd , will make
a Grand Processnin through Penn st. to Water, up
yater to Wood, up Wood to Liberty, and up . .. Libe
rty to the place of cxhibitioo" pre.ceded hy the hest
band in the ennutry drawn by TWO TREMEN
DOUS ELEPHA IN HARNESS.
ADILIZ , SI(!ri ceab-. Cl iidgyi uackr 10 years
age Ilan i:rice. jcl7
Xi•w Rooky
T UST P.F.CEIVEI)--I.r.trgas rnom , Bnocsa, Asia
tr, by NI,. E. C. A. Schneider, with an
t),:,1:1' on tb , , prr*i - ,els. of the Ileathou ana our duty
to than. by 11,v. B. Sch!,leider, and an introduction
by Ite,. E. Heiner, A. M. Puhiished by Rev. Sam!.
ilutehes, Charobershergh, For saft , bV
SCRITIA SCHIOI3I.I:R,-
jot I 115 Wood st.
psALMS fi.'HYMNS, tbr the ilea or the German
Reformed Cbt , rch in the I - . S. of America, En
gjibh and Gcnnan. For bale by
• SUMBA & SCITEIBLER,
jell 115 Wood st.
TIIE 111'.11)ELBERG CATECHISM, or a sum
mary of CiirigCan Ductrine us used by the
German Wormed Church, English and German.—
For sale at our store, No. 115 Wood st. Pittsburgh.
jell SCRIBA & SCHEIBLER, flookseller.
T A RI) UIL—A few barrels premium lard oil very
_LA fine—also common lard oil nor sale by
fiy doz. ofn superior quality On hand
and for sale by GEORGE COCHRAN,
j,9 \0. .26 Wood street.
4A TItISII Linen Shirtngs;
- AA .5-4 and 12-4 Bleached Linen Sheeting;
1.1-1 8-4 and 10-4 Damask Table Linen; •
Ifuckabocks for Towelling.;
An invoice receiied of the above this slay
B. E. CONSTABLE.,
jell No. 83 l‘lirltet et
IN. Cases New Style Prints at 12} ISi and 2.5 ets.
k. per yd. in eplendid variety of color and pattern,
Black and White do. for morning received to-day.
B. E. CONSTABLE, 83 Al4rket.st.
Q L'MMER Cloths and Tweeds in great Variety new
ly received by' B. E. CONSTABLE,
je
__L Market
No. 83 st.
r IA pr. Es —l , ;er, Centro and Card Tables of differ
" „eat patterns. If you want a good article cheap
call at the Furniture Warehouse of
T. B. YOUNG S.: Co,
1 Band st
Pittsburgh and Comtellsville Railroad
Company.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an ELEO:
TION for TWELVE PIREtTORS Of the Pittsburgh and .
Connellsville Railroad Company will be held attlie
Rooms of the Board of Trade, in the city ofPittsburg,
on Wednesday, the Bth day of July next: . between
the hours of 9 4. M. mid 3P. dtl. The said
Directors to serve till the first Monday of December
11C.1/.
WM. ROBINSON, Jr,
THOS. BAKEWELL,:
GEORGE BARRE,
•
JAMES S. CRAFT,
JAMES KELLY,
JACOB FORSYTHE,
WM. A. PENNIM AN,
JOHN B. BUTLER,
JESSE CAROTHERS,
J. PENNOCK,
je 1 7-2awtSj Comrniesioners
You DON id,ok iror speak like yourself with
your teeth Out and gums showing in that
manner. G. W 4 BIDDLE, Dentist, five doors
above the Canal Bridge. Penn strees, performs all
operations on the teeth, in a superior manlier.
my 30-y
Posture :Sale of Real Esatte.
T S o'eloch, P. AI., on Saturday the 20th inst.,
_Li at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of '
Wood and sth ste., will be sold without reserve
Thirty-ore very hitirdsomely situated BUILDING
LOTS in the City District fronting on Duncan,De
filler and Enoch streets, being a subdivision out
lot No 6 in the Manor of Pittsburgh, a plan of which I
may be seen at theiAuction Room. Those wishing
desirable property at low prices would do well to at
tend
as the sale will be peremptory. Terms—one 1
half cash and balance- payable in twelve months
with interest and expense of conveyancing to be paid
.by the purchasers.
jel3 JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
PITTSBURGH 'IIIANUFACTURIM TOBACCO
20 kegs Plug Tobacco; •
5 " Ludic* Twist, do; • .
10 " Va. - 1 " do;
10 ". Cav'dl Is Lamp, do;
In store and for sale by J. Si PPDEV/TT.•
ap 20 - j 222 Liberty st.
. . ,
NEW ORLEANS .I. ND SOUTHERN - GYMNASIUM.
First performance on Friday june - 19, -In
faint of the . Anicrictin Hotel:
irR STIGINEY bags - leave most respectfully to
b announce to his old friondwand - the public of
Pittsbargh an, - 1 vicinity, itlint:he has with the great- -
est pains col!cetej a miniPany, Mile and female, the
complement is revery departinent-cif whioh is so corn=
pletelyl filled; that lii"therieno additions or, alterations
have been suggested-by the discerning public of New
Orleans, the skill °ismer: ofiwhons in respective
vocations, have gained them a celebrity that places'
them at the ",ton- ,, atucind Gymnastic'and the pro-
tension of Equitation.
In offering alsynopais performances,which
the Manager takes pride in Offeringt season,h he is ttt
constrained to express hi4g,ratefulness forthe liberal
patronage bestiiwed upon his exertions- during the
past season, aced the manvi kindfiesses everywhere
evinced towaalli himself and the various:members of
his company:
In th Stud of variegated and beautiful horses, the
luxurions conveniences of the Tent, the Music, the
Profuse!, Outlay, Expensive Appliances, Tasteful Pard
phor n e a Appropriate Costumes, Brilliant Trappings
Gergeohs Pageantry, and ebtive all, 11.ssidions WM
lion to the comforts of the spectators,- the Manager
- courtscri!icisn s.
In fide, he thlnks that in affording the greatest' pos.-
slide innocent Mintsement, with the greateSt amount
of interesting in' irtruction,hel has reduced the feats
and-sports of the circle to a science,
The .Matiageri, ever anxious to cater for the public,
has at a, great expense engaged the celebrated Ethic
peon Serenader from Bost r nn, with little Ole Bull, the
greatest Violinist of the age (11 years) in the world;
and Sweeny; the &est Banjo player; and Mr. Sanford
in the VirOnia Jigs.
Clown—Old tired Garson„
Equestrian Matinger:--IT. 'Jennings.
Riding. Mastcl-li. Long. '
...4" - por full particulars, , ece small bills of the.day.
- ._Pr fres of Admission—Dosca 50 cents; children tin
der 10,, halfpricii; Pit 35 cM• tio half price. -
iltrSaiurday fccrnoort,! ' a day - performance. to
please,the Juveade Sodiety,
S. P. STICIU.TEY, Proprietor.
The on yreg,ularly condnertid establishment in the
United Stlltea--it being in' thisiconntry what Franco 7
pie's and Astloy'fi are hi Paris;and London!
tllntisslon only (,lri Cents!
Late of the Park Thoatre Neur York and the Na
tional Aniphithealre, Phliadelphia. Comprising up
wards of , 1`.20 MEN AND IIORSES!
, - JAMES - W.l BANTER., Agent..
Will exhibit in Pittsburgh , on. Monday, Thurrday,
end Friday. Eneai.viz, the lht,',9.ird and.:3lll of July,
co:Timex:Ong at M..ands.on the 4tb,
four perfcinnanuci, commencing. at
P. M.. 3!, P. MI, and yafd in
font of S. Niurra'y's Atourinlit !lota!' onPeen st.
The Great .1. - .lM , strian Cantleadc Will be Preceded
by the celebrated ilinAss 115,r4 13 musicians, in an
elegant and costly C Multi t, drawn by Ten Beautiful
Cream Colored
The trUry impe.ose entrance of this noble . and
marmiticent processional Cassicadu, must at once
strike every beholder with the highest
The surpaSsing beauty of the
and
bred horses,
the gorgeously, appointed cai; and the admirably , de
corated wagons, the designs and ; which
are
of
are by tiviauost distinguish ed
.3ytisisr, compels com
parison that at mine places tbisie.dabiishment at the
head and front or every public !Circus. A large for
tune has lice n expended in the accessories and Equip
moats proper to the scenes and acts presented, by
the superior artists pickm:lan'd ;chosen from, a linn
tired stars,; in order to reader this the firat, best, and
most superior Equestrian It:Stnlilisliment, in this or
any other country p the IV - Mid. 'The groat water
proof pavilion ten, sueerbly,l'urnished, will be 30,-
000 square; feet in ita dimensions, and
. will with ease
contain 3000 persons, who may witness every per-
formance clearly and diatinetly, Among the per-,
formers will be found ; i .
t;EO. COCIikAN,
No. f..`6, Wood street
J. J. NATHANS, the grevittunsurpassed2, 4 and
6 horse rider; occasionally intreducing his immense
balancing of the infant, Frank Ppstor,.an his head,
while the steOds are at lightning speed., TWO gen
tleman is also F.questrian Direetor.
Riding Master, IIIORACE: F. NICHOtS, whose
abilities in thislinnistatul the very highest.
The two ,Ctowns; are the celebrated JOHN .11I, 1 ,1(
and JOHN 'WHITTAKER, remarkabie fortheir wit
and humor never transgressing the proper grounds
of decorum. ,•
SIGNOR G FAINT ANI, the great Italian Juggler.On
his firm and rapid Steed, will-eiecute the most won
derful Tricks. ThiS gentleman only arrived in - this
country lastxvinter.: His her', learned. Dogs : will al
so be introduced by himself, and exhibit many ex
traordinary. tricks. I
. ,
C. J. ROGERS, bile of the Most finished scene
Riders-of historv, will appeal' and introduce many
foreign and local
,scCnes, , i li3anv of which he is the
the original or. . i , .
W. NICIIIILS, nn necomplished and chaste prin
cipal Act Ricler of the French and American Schools.
W. KINCADF., the, bold and Young Equestrian
Hero, will introduce sonfething,mew on his new Jett
Black Filly,
• "
Mr. E. WOODS, the Comic, crsomficator of the
iced Man of, the Forest.
Mrs. wnpn, the beautiful, chaste and very grace
ful female Enntistrihn..
The Youthful GEORGE' nustiAß, will signalize
himself in Ids greati and singular perforinances of
Chinese Equilibrium and persotial Posture.
The ComiC Conceit will introduce the most tal
ented Ethiopians oil the day. JAMEISON,
whose inspiring toneli on the Banjo is most exquis
ite, will he aided in the'extraordinary Ballet Depart
ment, by the truly gifted dancer, FRANK BROW
ER. i
Every' attention dill he made to the observance
and preservation of the good order which is always
indispensible to well' regulated Exhibitions; jOil.
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JUST R4CF.IVEy-- 7 .A splendid assortment of
Summer Casstmeres, pinghains, and Gam
broons, suitable fur goats and pants; a large stock of
limey Summer Stuflki fancy Cotton Cloths, a new ar
ticle; Oregon. Cassimert4; Gold Mixed Tweeds and
Berkshire; IQ dozen White shirt Linen Bosoms and
Collars.
Al
Ise, a great variety of fancy Blurt. stripe Ging
ams, &c.; ri spiendld assortment of Surnmer Cra
vats, Marseilles, Sdk, Satin and other Vestinr , s of
. o
Superior styles and rinality; Socks, 'Handkerchiefs,
Stocks, Bosoms, Collarg, Lisle , 'Gloves, and all kinds
of gentlemen's wears ready made or got up to order
at the shortest notiee, and at the lowest prices, by
I j W. B. SHARPER,
Pittsburgh Clothing Store,
je3 corner of Wood and. Water st.a.
RNOLD'S
WRITING ELIIID Receired, a
ZupPiodArnidalrengFlullsd Red
Inks, vorrntc genuine, fresh free - from
for sale by Jolllst H. MELLOR,
may 5 ' 122 Wood street.
SHOE PAPER.—
sorted colors,
T) ECEIVED--Pc
XX, 100 pcs Cheri ,
LightsWindoh; Sash'
1206, 103[12 and Ex. 7
jel3
ERMEIG=
- S. P. STICIENEDS
BLINN,& , ,DELAVAN , S
ICI!tells!:
WELC
GILZ A
00reams orown shoe papery
calvedand for rale by
! - JOHN H. MELLOR,
122 Wood at.
{. Canal Boat great Western—
ry Seantlingsss and. 6x6-6000
suitable for the western trade,
10.,. For sill&
L. WILMATITH.
MtEn=
;'OINCINNiATI PA.CICETS.
'Per C i ncinnatiic nna St.. Long
The o passenger steamer pA4...sTr
Capt. Williams, .
'care fez the above'
an intermalatii.poris rcgblarly.
for freight or picisage.apply on. board... jeb.
nit Cinefsisiati rind LouiBe-111e.!
•, . •
- • • RECl:4,iit • i;.tt•ur:r. •
ui .Tho'pew..aufl spl,imlid pashc igcr ita'arri‘•
e 3.1 I 9; 0 - Nr.*:r..; . laiter,ivill
feave - rmr the'• above aiulluterutetliateyorta; regular:
For fret ,ht on•btrirdi. trs
lel s" ' U.
•
.T.taitsttdr Eifi444g.taii.*!ati‘... : •
The new..and .
1k J boat . DECGARATION,, Capt.: Yorl iee x•iU run s,
asa rriular packet between Pitiaburgh- and '
.Clorinaati,JoLvolg this port,isory-Tacatiay evening.'
at lo'clack. liaturning aim will. kayo .Cinuinnati.;
ercry.Friday ere:l4; at 3 u'elOeh. - • • •
Tito DatiLuration: offers. superior nconnrinda.tionT:
to pas4oogaar .. For .frerght, or passage apply. ow
~~s
, WE. ier,ttlnr timilliarenger stonily:
.I.l7l7 7 QeclTX.l:oN,c,aotain 'Maclean, will run
a reqdir . packet..liertvccq.n.katelnargh land:Cute&
nati. leaving thl:i - pisr; eery Mori r. dt.r6 o'clock,
P. M. lletitmin. , leave Cincinnati every
Tharslay 31. • . '
1 The I.lnion4as buiii ax.pieaslY •Itradd . ,
and atiindc esti,- at commodntion.'..
Par freight nr passacre alplynti.tatnt . • innyti
DMISS=III
.• . .
• Tho. veil Unowa.. fist. rooming steam('
VoraythOtavtor
oTti regalar Priekot, lenvittqeferi•Veitifoior# isioroz,
ins at 10: si - cloak: Awl W 114111111: it.:lo, Al.; the.
iame.fla:V.-.' • Itittorning, - oho: :4rd:ll:lye . Cintianalk
every Sa46rday, at • •
' For freight or rissaiee ROOly Oil:4)01114, Of AO
1 4 / 1 1$*711 C.o;;;;V;;?itti,
30; Water street.:
PAY. PACK-TIT
. . _
4.2.5. A b. • The re.gularniail and passengersteanint
Capt..lsaae OennettOvill
run as a -regular racket „between. - Pit:shush and.
Cincinnati, leaving this pert. every -Saturday, ct. 10,.
A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P.•31',„ the sanre dap.
Returning,. she will leave Cincinnati every Tneadayi
at 10, A.ll-1% - •
. .
For frei3ht-or passage apply on hoard: . •
• The Cireassian„was.bniltie' . z.pressly for this trade;
and uffora.to..har:iiissegorei eiery.dointort and
commodation: . • • dinr:23::
• ' 'SATURDAY - M.VIKET. : -. '
.
.S ve rt_t:, testetir tictrtantrassenger steam
F" tMEsstmc, Eft, c m *. • mtbri: er
will.ruuas
a regulii - Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving thisport Ciery Saturtlai..at •10 a A. 1`.1., and
I ,Vbceiing at 10, P. M., the stotO .day. liuturniag,
'An will leave Cincinnati every Tagsda^ at 110
o'clock. A. M. • • ' .-: • • • •
. .
For ii:oight pner - flr'.': me •: --"
The IVl.ielrer•
'and offers to her. paLo• eogerl over; eetefort alit.l ste:
commiulation.• ' • ' •
•• ' TULIISAT: PACK LT. t • • • • •••
• Tillt.rt.7 . .:Ati-tail alurpasetingerstemn:....
et tirIIERNIA; Capt. ;John .Klinefeiter.
own rettl'isr paile . hetweits Pi:Wain:it and:
Cincinnati;tu
nnati; leav r . ..!.itin pot; 'everv:Tpesday at PIA:
'at, Ulf . Witearing .nt•itt same dn?..;-;
Returning, she wilt lease Cineitinati eveity Friday ct •
For freioht or p055....T.1? copiy•oritioard; ' • • •
Tho lliberriisswas built ezpressly-f:sr the trade;
and offers to ths• passengers every eamroit and.su
perior accommodations. - ' - ' CO •
—... •
VILMA:V. PACkL ,
. . .
T/11.: repdat mail and paleeniTer tew—
to: 2, Caytaiitcrogiissi/I
run airieru, laspacket beiVreetictneittniti atid:Piks;
burgh, tenting this pert.OVe!y , Yriditi 314
and Wheelitia at 10 P. 3.f.: thircone'dai.
she will leave Cincinnati every- . 3T*ttiat.lo:eselOi s
A. 3L
.• • •
For fre;•,.., , ht or.pa `Pi vfe apnly na .
• The Cqppe , r woe!. built erprekly thie tiade,
and offers to her past,engers 'every com.fh;t.
commodatiott.• •
MR=MSMMMMIA
I .. Gr. t) THE new . 1.1 . ....0; Mail steamer ACADTAs
kkie4ol. E: Lucas. Master, :wilt run es a regu
lar passenger . packet. between Pittsburgh and the
above port during the season of 1.5113, leaving every
Thursday at 10 o`uzock A.M . . •
The Acadia. is new null hes superteinceommodd.
lions... For freight 'or passlffe app!y on bean!, or td
ep9 J.,NEWTON JONES, Agent.
DAY PAtl:
The rtinear mail au,' paisalgeritteamer
/. ...7 , 1. 7 5x4;310:50N0.3111,1,-1, Capt. Stone; trill. ma
as a repitar Packet.beti:eet) Pite.ahttrgli and tinkin:
anti., leaving this :port every Monday at 10; A; M.,.
and .Whaelimf.at IN P. m., this Slyle day. Retnin
log, she nil! learn theiunati every Thuisday;alo;
d. 31; . • .
For freight orpesm.g.c app . !). ml
The Rio/Mega lela was - built expressly for thin
trade, and oilers to the , pa.saiegers comfort, and su
perior accoutmodationt. marli
1 1 .TEDNESDAY PACKET. ' .
I N TEE re attar 'ant. a past.onger steam.
ENGLAND, P„ap . t. S. Pagei
will riin an a rtrgular packet Lc - tweet! Pittxtirgh and
Cincinnati. leaving this part eve: e IVvtlnesday at ID
A. M., and IThectir”z at 10 P. M. the saine
Returning : she will leave CillC:fillati every Sathrday
For freight or passage apply on board.
The Nev.. - England was built expressly 11 - 4 this trade
and offers to the passengers every comfort and sone- .
fior accommodations. mar2G
LOIES P3C3ET:i.
POP. ST. LOUIS,--REGq.AR PACKET
The new and splendid passenger steam
er TOM CORWIN, Capt. Dugher, will
run in the trade' from Pittsburgh to bt Louis,' ciu
ring the .cason of 18.1;1.
The Tom Corwin. was'built expresAy for the
trade, aad is elegantly furnished in ex cry respect.
Tor freight or passage uPply cu board.
may I.p.
FOR ST. LOUIS--REdULAR ,PACK.ET.
ts, The new and splendid . pa:ssenger steam.
TIRMETTE, Capt. Perry, will run in
the trade frotn.Fittskurgh to -Bt. Louis, -dtiritm the
seas,in of 18-4tl.-
The Mimetic was built exprrssly. for . the - -trade -
2
and is elegantly fournislied in every- rerpett..
Foifreiglit or passage apply onboard. - .
..
.
FOR tOLISVILLE--REGULAR - P.ACKET.
.Z,....e .,_
.., a - .The new and - splendid.passenger steam..
''.- -- *,, - . - -411Cr TONNALLUI-a; Capt. J. - IC. Moody,
wit run i
in - thd trade from PittBburgh tolottimillei du.
ring the season of 1846.
The Tonnaleuka, Naas litiilt expressly for the trade,
and is ele'gruitly furnished in every respect
For freight or passage apply Oli board.
Rentittuifees to England ; Frelantl, Scot.
land. nod. AVaiee..
pF..RSO.NS, desirous of remitting tuonny to auy o
the above countries, can do so through the sub
sizribers on the most easy terms, i fii o are prepared
to issue drafts for any amount over Xl,ein
ftemittances made through our Imuse any day before
tlie :33.1 of May, will beireeeiced in Ireland; by the
20th or June
13L.Alc.ELY s::::vitTcli EL, pittsbur g h,
Agents
for Roche,lrO'o . &-, C 0.,.
. New York.,
Remittances to “the Old Canntrk."
ONLY sent to alt .parts of England, Ireland,
Sentlaiul, and Wales, in sums of £1 :aid up
wt:irds, to suit purchasers.
ALLEN KIIAMER,./f.rthange Era-cr.
corner of :rld and Wood sts.
Groat Bargain far Sale.
E
W
built andfinished e 'i d u c:p x r c e el i sl e v nt for F t r he o e c ri c;:n e :
cy of the owner, containg fine finished rooms and
parlors, cellar, &c.;-NA ith a - Garden well stocked with
fruit trees and vines, lot 30 feet front running back
to the Alannor line. The lease - has 9 years unexpir
ed and no ground rent. It is situated in the neigh
borhood of the business part of the city, and will be
sold very low and immediate possession given.
Apply to - BLAKE:LY-Er.IIIITPIIEL.
Fittit . Btrect Puiititure Warcroonas.
subscriber would most respectfully call itte
a attention of the .public to his stock of Cabinet
Ware, possessing'iiiivantr.ges over any other maul... -
factoring entahlis,hment in the-city. lie is enabled
to sell his Waregatriluchlower prices,' therefore, he
would remind those who want, good Furniture at It
fair price not to forget the right place, N 0.27, Filth-.
street. (mar 23-d&wy). Ff. H. RYAN:
BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHISIITING—•
, The attention of purchasers is invited to our
0 ... 1. -stock of these Goods.
4-4 superior See island Shirting .51uolinst
,EC (1 id is ca
7-8 "
124 Hamilton Sheetingp.
5..4, rr
mar 11
pIG LEAD . -4000 Pigslead for.sale . kiy
jet - - JAMES 4o:1AI%
Ez PENNOCK,.