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' ~ r ;',:: ~...• ... ~' ilr „, . '.~:« _ JOHN BIGLER, Editor PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, JUNE 110; 1846 • FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, • • VITILLIiM.II: FOSTER, Jr., Or Br A A AA COUNTY UjFor Latest News, see postscript, .tan second Page. Sons of Tempentncc—The Gazette. The editor . of the Gazette; in reply to our article of Tuesday; says: "We admit that quite a number of pious and patriotic men belong to the order; indeed there may be a majority of such for aught we know.— We doubt not also that most of those who unite with the onierdo it with u good motive; and would b* shocked at the idea of engaging in anything prejudicial to church or state. Neither do we be lieve that any attempt has been made so far to use the order for any political purpose. All this we freely admit, and yet we still firmly believe such an institu tion is dangerous to the integrity and perpetuity of fret institutions, and that it ought to be discountenanc ed by all good citizens. - So, it would seem, that the editor of the Ga zette, without a shadow of evidence to prove that the order of the Sons of Temperance was more or less than what it professed to be, a society to reclaim the internporate or reform the vicious, de pounced it in the most decided and unqualified terms. The editor admits that "pions and patriotic men belong to the order," and that he does not "believe that there has been any attempt made so far to use the order for any political purpose," and yet at the close of the extract, it will be seen, he expresses the ftrm belief that "the" institution is &INGER OUS TO THE INTEGRITY .IND PERPE TUITY OF FREE 'INSTITUTIONS, andthat it ought to be discantettanced by all good citi :ens !!" Now, the editor admits that qnite a num ber of pious and patriotic men belong the order, but is not willing to concede that that fact is evidence '-in error when he affirms hie belief that the no is "dangerous to the integ,rity and n free institutions." litor certainly will istian or u" tys: %, •re runs through all his letters an inexcusable liousness--an unsoldierly contempt for his uperiors—an uncalled for querulousness--, • rficial flippancy, which we cannot refrain b ring, have given us great pain,- and . •''t i nt place him favorably in this contro- Ling Journal, once a favorer of I itial aspirations, utters a con-, 1 'reserved. It says: doing - very well, until in an ambition of the soldier was :ring aspirations of the snore dantily, itilowed his sensitiveness u :_diScretion, and the result is .;tts may all he correct, he tmi Vantage in the controversy." mercial Advertiser we hay . 'Washington correspondei. a good joke on the subject w -, plate of soap' will be the death Already the boys about the strec _ - .e by-ward of 'soup at El,' and the tint*. tunate General has been dubbed 'Marshal Tureen. 1 " The Greensburgh (Pa.) Intelligencer is qui p severe upon the General. The editor says: 'The General has, very improperly, we must mit, permitted his own personal concerns al feelings and apprehensions to intrude into an offi( al communication where they had properly place: and his correspondence is entirely destitut of any evidence upon which to grouted his suspi cions of pre-condemnation and ill-will in high quar ters, &c., as stated in the first letter addressed to the Secretary of War." TUE Htno OF SAN JAG INTO.—Gen Sam lions ton; lectures before the Southern Christian H' me Missionary Society, -at the Museum PhiladelPhia, this evening, the proceeds of the lecture is to go to - the fund for the erection-of House of Industry for the poor in.Moyamensing. &Nor:m►s._A white boy in St. Louis has been arrested as a runaway slaVe. He states that he was illegitimately born of white parents who pla ced him in charge of black guardians, and that he never was a slave. The case is to be investiga ted. Sosernr. zrr Curracu.—A man named Ralph Whitehead, on Sunday attempted tostab himself at the altar of St. Mary's Church (in Philadelphia) du ring high mass. He was ciazed. MILTTA.RT 011DE119.—The Adjutant General of this State, in order to' afford companies sufficient time to fill up, has extended the time of accepting the services of volunteers from the 22d inst. until. Saturday the llth day of July. FATAL ACCIDENT...7A man named Christy. a bricklayer in Philadelphia, was thrown from a buggy, by the horse becoming frightened, and was killed instantly. az, It is the opinion of the Philadelphia Chroni cle that, before a thousand years will have passed, Yankee Doodle will be the National air of the Cana das. Vilkat a musical idea! oclAt the junction of the Genesee valley and Erie Canals, a magnificent packet 80} feet long was launched on the IIM inst. s::•The amount of coal sent down the Lehigh canal this season,-now amounts to 92,866 tons, and he Itimber .t 0 .5,743,685 feet. Haas STorix.--liail storms seem to-prevail at this period, The town of Marshall, Mich., recent ly suffered the loss one thousand panes of gla6 bye storm of *ones aslarge as hen's eggs. }The London people are'enjoying all the be nefttof a magnetic light, invented and patent cd by a citizen of Cincinnati. Fula- WORICB.—In the difibrent cities of tha Union about $30,000 are. to be officially appropri atedlor fire works on the 4th of July next. fa. There are two Montereys in.ll , lexico, one a seaport of the Pacific, the other an inland town at a distance of 120 miles from Matamora.s. MEN Wsien.—The friends of Mike Walsh held a meeting at the Park, New York, to congrat ulate him on hie release from prison. c,lt is now positively declared that the main ingaedient of Gen. Scott's "hasty plate of soup" was that excellent delicacy snapping turtle. New HAAIPSHIRE.-A Democratc State Con vention has nominated Hari. Jared W. Williams as candidate for Governor, 212 to 1. A Novirmr.—At Gtelsamsville; S. C., there is a garden novelty in the shape of white blackberries! Tinarr.t.—The trial of Tirrill for arson, corn menCed in Boston on Tuesday, cCrA lad in Fayette Co., Tennesace, recently died from the sting of a locust. LAVNCHED.-A new and splendid propeller was launched at Rochester, N. Y. on Thursday hut. The Queen of Belgium is shortly expected on a visit to Victoria. o:7•Strawbeeries "forty to the pound . ' arc adver used at Annapolis, Maryland. c y The Connecticut legislature has repealed the license law of 1845. cc7•The improvements in the city of Buffaluc are spoken of as immense and beautiful. • . . It is iiiitfer erivers" like tbe-Rib tracts like its eastern bank, Washing,ton drawl...the sword. but a mean r the Columbian ei . to stoop to. Hi ider does he look both a round cat/k , round him, Wf - beak for a nobler spoil.— Such are . the countries of Zacatecas, New Leon, and Chihuahua, all torn by internal dissensions, and defenceless. Such are the Californias, concerning wheal the homage that rice pays to virtue has lona been dropped. There is no disguise upon this point. - "The Tinri, 4c..B'.is an old toast throughout the States; and Canada is not more.hankered after y ts, practical purposes, common to the two countries. Hither flock the pilgrims from Alabama, Arkansas, and Missouri. here lies the trackfor men, women, and children; for flocks and herds; for horses and harness; for printing presses,families, and wagons. Arrived at the Southern-Pass. the tulventurer haltsl between two opinions. Shall liesimply accommo date himself by settling in the land that has all' along been conceded by the Oregon negotiation'?l or shall he suPeradd the virtue of patriotism to that of migratory enterprise? If the latter be his choice, California is at once his adopted coun try. It is safe to become an agriculturalist on the Columbia; but it is exciting to become a rifle man on the Colorado. . 0 Add to the tendencies of a palpable and undeni ed Californian ennisration, language of even the more moderate pirtion of the trans-Atlantic press. As the picker of a pocket is the first to raise the cry of "Stop thief," so does the prominent leader of a popular American Journal cry out. "British de signs on California." Be it so. If the territory be in th market, England is at liberty to bid; and the Mexican bondholders have a lien on a large portion of the country at the present moment. Yet so jeal ous is American ,republicanism of European des potism in general, and of the English aristocracy in particular, thatany attempt on the part of Great Britain to purchase California, is to be dealt with as a:cause &Ili. Truly this is— Prabere ca yet. dentina venom gut, hasia. We are to bid at our peril, and to tender pay ment under fire, .It is gross hypocracy to consider the present movements of Gen. Taylor as merely defensive measures. Much las there may be on the part of Mexico to displease the statesmen of America, there is not enough to justify the occupation of the tract between the Neuces and the Rio Grande. That it suits the convenience of America to con sider the area in question as truly a part and par cel of the United States as Ohio or Connecticut, is neither new nor surprising. They have a knack of - reducing their wishes to a duty. It is just what they haye done with the upper part of Oregon. But the land is .in no respect American, or. if American; American as the left bank of the Rhine is French; that is, not at all. Its ownership is decided by the meaning of the term Texas. That Texas belongs to the Union is a fait accompli; but the Rio Grande is the limit of Texas is an - afterthought of the:cabinet of Wash ington. That the external relations of the United State's should be knoWn throughout the whole _length and lit•eadtb-- of Greatr Britain in "of little:importance, unless accompanied by a conviction, on the other side of the water, thatlifr.trne position is no long 'er a mystery , Zttgland.- War with , Mexico alone iaa trine, perhapi . en advantage- 'War with Mexico and Great Britam is neither. Hence it is possible that the value . Of peace may be the great est in those very - quarters where the conduct that should insure it is the least. • .' I The protection journals of London declum that all fear of famine isat Intend_ in Ireland; and they eveir affirm that there never was any real ground for such a fear, but that 'the cry was got up for ef fect, 'to operate in favor of the proposed repeal "'of the corn laws.' Thelirtter part of their story may be questioned, bat We believe it is authentic that distress is no longer 'felt generally, or witb much severity. - Serioui Affray in Tipperary.—The Dublin Pack et gives, from a correspondent, the following state ment serious affray, attended by loss of life, took place at Bird Hill on Saturday last, in conse quence of opposition given by a person - named Maunsell to the sheriff of the county, who came with a large body of police to deliver possesion (under a writ of haberc,) of a farm from which Maunsell had been ejected for non-payment ol rent. A magistrate attended and assisted the under sheriff in remonstrating' with 3iaunsell, but without effect. He had filled the house with peasantry and fortified it in such away asto render it almost impregna ble. The party within were furnished with large stones and boiling water, intended to be showered on the heads of those who *maid approach the building. Some of those missiles were flung at the bailiffs. The magistrate and sub sheriff offered Maunsell, who was on the outside of the building, to allow him a week, or more, if necessary, to keeppos session as a care-taker, provided he would give quiet possession; but the offer was rejected: While this parley was going on the crowd was accumu lating at a rapid rate, and it became necessary to copemand them to disperse by reading the riot act, % - vlitch was done, but proved alike ineffectual. The police were ordered to lire blank cartridges in the direction of the house, but this experiment also failed. Ultimately, the police were ordered to use balls, which struck a man and woman in one of the win dows; whereupon Itlaunselle ordered the people in side to open the doors. The sheriff then delivered possession, awl arrested five of the leaders of the opposing party, who have been duly committed for trial; The persons shot were servants to Mann sell. They have died of their wounds." From Wilnier ¢ Smith's (Lierrpool . ) Times of Ma 30. emancipation of upwards slaves, we are much mistaken, and si disappointed." litierellany.—Peat fuel has been tried with suc cess for the locomotives on the railway from Milan to Monza. It is said that the commercial treaty between Belgium and Holland has been signed at the Hague The queen of the Belgians is shortly expected on a visit to her Majesty: in consequence of squab. merchants and the na :st of money, has issued the states under its juris d and commercial inter ests on money is to be one per cent. per month. The Hungarian journals speak in afflicting terms of the damage done by the inundation in the be ginning of May. An the valleys at the foot of the mountains of Tokay are deeply under water, and the cultivated lands have suffered much. The in habitants were represented as in great distress for provisions, all communications being cut off. On opening a package recently, at the railway station in Loadon, addressed to allr. Hunter, three skeletons presented themselves, a grown male and female, and a- child. The general impression which prevails is, that the remains are those of American Indians. What confirms the belief that they are the remains of American Indians is- the fact that they are surrounded by Indian matting, and packed up with a very 1 urious description ell grass. The bodies have evidently been exhumed; In Ulster the laboring classes suffer as severely from the want of Potatoes as in the south and west. The accounts of the new potatoe crop in Ireland are, upon the whole, encouraging. The hay harvest is unusually forward this year In some parts of the country cutting has already commenced. Frauds in packing wool, by placing horseshoes, pieces of lead, &c., in the centre of fleeces, in or der to enhance the weight, are said not to be un common. Baron. Rothschild has increased his possessions in Moravia by purchasing., for the sum of 800,000 florins, the Kowitschan estate. The arrival of three bales of raw silk, by _the Elizabeth, from New Orleans, has excited much in terest in Liverpool, and the announcement has trav elled through most of the Eriglish papers. The editor of the Gazette deiFreatice. has been found guilty of a libel on the •144,,*iktpidern ned to four months' imprisonment r Ztitit j!tF4,.ay a fine of 3,000 francs. The libel'was'-eintltiined in some reflections upon Lecornpte's . atteMpt upon his majesty's life. On the 23d instant, the Magnet steamer arrived in the Thames, from St. Petersburgh, with gold to the value of between £400,000 and .C. 300,000, on account of the Russian government, a large por tion of which, it is said, has been remittedfor the payment of dividends due in September next. The unpropitious state of the weather has caused much uneasiness for the fruit crops throughout Normandy, the whole of Passe Normandie, perhaps the most fruitful part of the province, having-been visited with a succession of heavy showers of rain .Pf- ;Y ~ - .._.. ~ ..~ ~~~ -u~ ' ev,rF` •.. . ~.~~~ IRELAND lES BETWEEN MEXICO s.—The Cambria, Capt he afternoon of Thurs.- t pas, , aie of 12days, rupture which has ad the Mexican and the of the conflict_4ich cf. on the Rio Grande , for it seems, accord impery for the appella s are sorry to add, ;;rat astonished those who le Mexicans with con lose who wished to see cd—humbled, because beard his couisin t we suppore it is lin able phase of human has been to raise the On its reeei t man • Lions of blaci all be greatly , worn by the late Earl red on the Duke of Ar- Arian Lloyd's Company, h of May, the overland 'ruled the subject of much 'eat now lying in Goole. ' quarters, brought from sight 50 lbs:per bushel, the above named place, Goole, Ss. (id per guar. , 175. thl. of the German booksel c, it was resolved to es leash e commission firm :ost of establishing such t 30,000 thalers, which angst the booksellers. , yp~: .:~' >:::'r`' and hail , the latter . ' of --which hiS made sotnehavoc in the cherry oicbarde in particular. Typhus arid:other fevers continue prevalent in Ashton-under-Lyne- near Manchester. The English language, by an order in council, is now made the. Official language of;the Mauritus. The most Influential hankers and' merchants in the city of London have, irrespective of politics, petitioned the Loris to pass the corn bill. The Etarnbuig loan.for nine millions of naarks, resolved on by the fenate and citizens in July, last year, his been contracted for by the house of S. Neinl, of that city. - ' • . There is a magazine of Indian corn-meal at pres ent restored in Limerick; sufficient to supply the 'market: for "twelve Months. I love thee still love thee Still, Though falUhasi: bid us sever, 1 love thee yet. and'ever Ah yes! love forever. When in niy dreams I meet thee, In the_deeply shaded glen, Where you were wont to- greet me, Oh how I love thee then. . • I hear . thy silVery voice, Clear ringing through the dell; Thou lonely one my only choice, I love thee, yet too well. I fondly hoped th wouldest be 'mine, Thy smile to cheer my gloOniy way; You said I never could be thine, Oh, cursed be that fatal day. The hopes which once I cherished, Are now forever crushed ; But has my love for you thus perished, Oh no, 'tis only hushed. But why übraid thee for a fault, Which I alone shoidd bear, 'Twos wounded pride made love revolt, Ab yes, yon l'ald it with a tear. Once thy heart, I know would beat, Responsive these strains of mine; But thou hast said I never can— No never can be thine. But still I love thee, love thee still, 'Though fate has bid us sever, I love thee yet and ever will, A h yes! 111 loye forever. June lti, 1846 Cassius M. Cloy._};forts are making to injure this gentleman, leCause he has felt himself called upon to follow the Dag of his country into Mex ico. Considering the school in which Mr. Clay was educated me should rather have been aston ished if he had not ' !one. It ia rather singular that the very men who clamor so much about individ ual rights and freedom of action, should be the first to endeavor :to crush Mr. C. because he dams to excercire these sacred priveleges.—Cin. Atlas. New Boot and Shoe Store, No. 186 Liberty street, few doors above the head of \Vood st. FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, would .iipectfully announce to the citizens of; ittuburgh mid vicinity that they have o astore at the above named place for the Bbots & Shoes of all kinds and qualities, cons ; an extensive , assortment of Ladies', Gentle , Misses', Buie, Youths' and Children,' wear, vhich goods they are determined to sell very cosh. would raspectililly solicit a call from all in Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Carpet Bags, &c. any goods that are usually kept in a Shoe a they are confident that they will be enabled .e both in the quality and price. je2o TION OF DIRECTORS of the Pittstotrgh Conner Wine Roitfimifs,4l.ligiutc_—,Tonce., re requested to bring their receipts for the ltnent of Stock} and as a number of these sin in the hanile of the Secretary, the persons to them arc respectfully invited to call as AS convenient and lilt their 'receipts.' Editors others having bills against the commissioners, please render their accounts to the Secretary, on oeibie the 22d June. . E. D. GAZZAM, Secretary. Office on Market street, between 3d and 9th lots hours from 9to 11 M., and from 2to P. M. je2ol w DUCT. E. :MERRITT, Dentist, respectfully an nounces to the eitizene of Pittsburgh and vi cinity that he has returned to the city and taken the house lately occupied by the Rev. Dr. Riddle, on Liberty near Ferry street, where he will be happy to see all those Ladies and Gentlemen that may wish his services. Ile can be found at any hour, as he will devote his whole time to his profession; all ope rations of the teeth will be done with neatness and despatch. P. S. Dr. E. M. can relieve the nhost painful, toothache in a few minutes—he has a quantity of his I celebrated Tooth Powder which sweetens the fluids of the mouth, polishes the teeth, and hardens the gums. je2o-(l6stw 1 y Stray Mare c 4 . 1. .\ Came to the subscriber on the 18th inst., a bay mare about six years old, has a star 111 on her forehead, and no shoes on her feet, and has been foundered. The owner is requested to call, pay charges, and take her away, or she will be disposed of according to law. J. C. GORDON, 4th Ward All. city, near the Nand at. bridge. je2o-d&w3t ADMINISTRATORS SALE of Dry Goods at Auc tion, at M'Kenna's new Abetion Rooms, No 114 Wood street, 3d door from sth, on Monday mor ning next, June 22d, at 10 o'clock, A. M., will be sold, by order of. Administrators, the balance of a. stock of Pry Goods, part of which are Crape Robes; a large lot of ftibbons, Merinoes and Camblctts; Laces and Edgings; a great variety of Shawls,'Velvets, Plush, Silk Twist, Gimp, Domestic Manumts, Gambroons and Cotton Stripes, Canal. meres, Broad Cloth and Cassinetts, a variety of Bon netts. Calicoes, Lawns and Chintzes; Mous d'Laines, Balzarines, fine Shirts, Gentlemen's fancy Scarfs, Ladies fine embroidered Shimmetts, fancy Purses, Ginghams, Suspenders, Sewing Silk and Spool Cotton, English and German Pins, Bobbinett Gloves and Hosiery, Silk Fringes Leghorn Hats, Silk Bandana Mild's., a lot ofSummer Clothing. Sale continued from day to day, Sundays excepted, until all are sold. je2o - P. M'KENNA, Auct'r. DamOged Dry Goods at Auction Y JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer, south-east cor- I Iner of Wood & Fifth streets, will be sold without reserve for account of whom it 'may con cern, three Cases Dry Goods, damaged by water on the canal, among which are the following: 55 pieces Calicoes and Prints; 28 do Bleached Mualins; 6 do Tickings; 4 do Cottonade; Irish Linens, Gingharhs Mulland Swiss Muslins, Jackonet do, White and e rossbarred Drillings, Blue and White Crape Lace, Gingham Cravats and Hand kerchiefs, Linen Cambric do,Maiseiles Skirts, Cot ton Fringe, Cotton Hosiery, and Mitts, Silk Scarfs and Handerchiefs, Shawls, Ribbons, Hooks and Eyes, Green Barage, Black Lhce and Inserting, Furniture Calico, Brown &c. At 2 o'clock, P. M.—Ono pair patent Platform Scales, to weigh 3000Ibs. warranted new and in good order. 2 tierces Rice, 30 W. Reserve Cheese in boxes, 12 bbla Copperas,ls t"mils Fige, 4 dozen Bed Cords, New and Secon Hand Carpeting, Mantel Clocks, Looking Glasses, Glassware, Queenswaro, together with a quantity of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. JOHN H. DAVIS, j e2O • Auctioneer. DOWN AND SEA SHELLS, AT AUCTION . at 7} o'clock P.n., on Saturday the 20th inst., at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of. Wood and Fifth streets, will'be sold an extensive collec tion of valuable Books in various departments of literature, Blank Books of superior quality, in great variety, Cap Writing and letter Paper. Also a large and valuable collection of Sea Shells which may be examined at any time previotts;to the sale.. 40 . 13 N D. DAVIS. Auctioneer. MARTArtIC ACID---1,000 lbs. Tartaric Acid, 1 just received and for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO, je 2o cor..6th and Wood stn. ~ , 5 ..:- ; i,..,.:* COMIERCI4I JOICOIO. &red and corrected every . dfterttoOn PORT OF-PITTSIttIiGH.: .. • . .~ YEET WATER 28 THE CUSXBIii ARRIVED. Michigan, Boies,•Beaver, Louis M'Lane, Bennot Brownsville; Consul, .Mascut, Brownsville. Lake Erie,',Hoops, Beaver. Island Packet, Worley, - Sunfish. Rhode•lsland x Dawson, Wheeling. Sam Seay, Greenlee, St. Louis. Circassian, Bennet, Cincinnati. For the Post DEPARTED. - Lake Erk - Hoops, Beaver Consul, Mason, Brownsville. - Louis McLane, Bennet, Brownsville Michigan, Boies, Beaver. Tonnalouka; Moody Louisville Pacific, Campbell, Abode Island, Dawson, Wheeling. Columbia, O'Neal, Cincinnati., IMPORTS BY RIVER. StoOsh—Per str Island Packet, 162 hhds tobac co, 4 bbls flour, 1 do flaxseed; I do dried apples, 1 do eggs, 3 kegs lard, 50 sacks wool, 107 ps sheet Iron, 72 bags oats. Per str Rhode Island 173 hhda tobacco, 3 bdls leather. St. Louis—Per str Sam Seay, 10 bxs 'rads, 284 bales hemp; 11 sacks rags. 337 sacks corn,l6 sacks ginseng, 100 bbls molasses, 9 bluls tobacco, 2 bbls 32 sacks Nathers, 416 dry hides, 4 casks; 4 casks, 5 bales cotton, 3 mules, 8 bbls lime, 2 casks green hides. Monongahela Improvement—Per str Consul, 96 bxs glass, bxs porter bottles, 31 kegs nails, 162 brs iron, 6 bdls leather. 90 bbls flour. RIVER INTELLIGENCE The Louisville Courier of the 15th inst. says "The elegant steamer Peytona on het last down ward trip was overtaken by a storm, which did her considerable damage. A fine carriage was blown from her deck, which sank in the river and was lost. One wheel was - entirly torn to pieces, and one shalt was- broken. She was due here on Saturday last, but as she will be compel, led to come up on e, wheel, , she will hardly get here before to-morrow or next day." Itnfrortaut humor.—We are indebted to the obli ging clerk of the steamer\ Nimrod, arrived here at half past 2, A. M., for hte following impor tant news: The Nithrod left St. Josephs On Sunday, June 7th at 7 o'clock P. M.—reports tv4hundred In dians encamped on their way to Fort Leavenworth to volunteer with the U. S. expedition \ to Santa Fe. A messenger arived at the fort on Saturday last frOm Table Creek, who states that the \ Mor mons and Indians were killing all the cattle:\ and making extensive depredations on American property in that disrrict.—Sl. Louis Revielle, Ju 101 h. w. P P SPRITS TURPENTINE-15 bbls, just reed and for sale by n E Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and Allegheny 1 Bridge Co. for erecting a Bridge over the Alle gheny River, fr om the end of Hand street, are hereby notified that the annual Election for a President, ten Managers, a Treasurer and Secretary, Will be held on the first Monday of July next, at the Company's 11.00M3, north end of the Bridge, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at which they are requested to attend. JOHN TASSEY, jelS4atin President of P'g. A. 8.-Co. . , BANDIES, WINES, Rm.— B 2 half pipes, "A. Seignette" BRANDY. 3 44 44 Pinct, Castillion & Co., do. 4 " " J. J. Dapuy, do. 3 4 . 44 Leger Freres, Cognac, do. sqr casks Pelvoison do. nieyard Proprietors, do. 2," 44 Old Magolr do. 344 4 6 Very superior Cherry do. 20 4;" " PORT. WINES of various brands, 12_ pipes and half pipes Tenneriffe and Madeira wines. 10 bbls Mire sweet Malaga wine. 5 44 Lisbon wine. 5 qreasks Drown and Pale Sherry wines." With - a general assortment of all the wines and liquors now in use, for sale wholesale and retail by STERETT tit CO. No IS Market st. near Front. iRAD CIDER—I 2 bbls very superior Crab Cider in store and fur sale by A Tremendous Rush LIOR NEW BOOKS—;-At Cook's Literary Depot, 12 S 5 4th at. the following 'thew ones" have just been received. Achievements of the Knights of Malta. By Alex. Sunderland, Esq.,Emperor dedicated to the Nicho las, being Carey & Hart's Literature, for the People No. 3 and 4; complete in 2 pts. Crichton, by W. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq. author of llookwood & CO. • The Confession of a Pretty Woman, by Miss Sar doe, author of the "City of-the Sultan," &c. Voyages in the Arctic Regions from the year 1818 to the present time, arranged by Sir John Borrow Bart, F. R. S. A Year among the Jesuits, a personal narratise r with an Essay on the constitutions, the confessional morality and history of the Jesuits, by Andrew Steinmetz. The Female Spy, or the Child of the Brigade, a romance of the Revolution. • Literary Emporium for June, the cheapest Maga zine published; only $1 per annum. Young Peoples Magazine for June. Illuminated Shakespeare No 83 and 84. Wandering Jew, Illustrated, No. 19. . The Bush Ranger of Van Dieman's Land, by Row croft. Brother Jonathan for the 4th of July. Por sale at COOK'S Literary Depot, No. 85 Fourth street. je 19. European and American Agency. THE undersigned European Agent having again arrived in America at the regular time, will leave Pittsburgh, Pa. early in September next, and sail from New York on the first day of October, ma king a THIRTEENTH tour through England, Ireland; Scotland, Wales, and returning to America in. May, 1847. By this agency money remittances can be made by drafts for large and small sums, payable at sight in every part of Great Britain, Ireland, &c.; legacies, debts, rents, real estate and claims collect ed and recovered; searches of all kinds made; co- pies of wills, deeds and documents procured, and the usual business appertaining to this Agency tran sacted as heretofore. Innumerable references giv en. Apply personally or adrdesspost paid, ' IL KEENAN, European Agent and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh. Mr. J. S. May will attend to all European' linsi ness in my absence. jt49 CONSTABLES SALE, of ,new and fine Furniture at Auction. To-morrow evening, Saturday, June 20th, commencing at 8 o'clock, will be sold to the highest and best bidder, at Al'Kenna's new Auction Rooms, No. I FtWood street. 3d door from .sth, the following articles of new Furniture, to cover an Ex ecution, for Cash, par funds, being part of the stock of a cabinet wareroom, viz: 1 Mahogany Dressing _Bureau, 7 do. plain do., 1 settee 1 Boston Rocking Chair, Tables, Dough Troughs, Clothes horse, &c. Also, at the same time, by order of an Eastern Pawnbroker, a lot of Gold and Silver Patent Lever' and other Watches;_ brass eight day mantel Time Piece; 1 pair Astral Lamps; . 1 double barrelled Fowl ing Piece, stubb'and twist, an excellent article, Terms Cash, par funds. jel9 11011ERAGE SHAWLS AND SCARFS.— 1 carton black second mourning satin striped Berne Shawls; 1 carton beautiful fancy &rage Shawls, ombrefrin gest. • I carton bracha Berage Shawls, extra handsonte; 1 44 4 4 " Searri; 1 " aatinborderc4 " 1 6 hernial twist'd silk " extra sup. hernani The above handsonie goods have'all bean pircha-* sed lately at auction, in New :York and PhilsAelphia, at theiclosing salerfof the 'French importers, and are now offered at -a small advance, and less than the coat ofinrporthlion, at the Cheap Cash Store of • jelB - DEB & DAY. ~ M ~. vw-Xtß,'.: ...;.:„.., -,,,..•.:•,:,,,, B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO, cor. 6th and Wood eta Notice. STERETT & CO, No. 18 Market street, near Front. P. III'KENNA, Anct'i PYIT : T3BUUII THEATRE. Cha`des Mr. Fredericka, Manager. ' , Stage Manager Prices of Admission First Tier, Second' Tier,. Third Tier, Benefit of MIT. Le. 013. This Evening, will 1)e performed the splendid 1, droolO of I , ESMEn , armA, OA TUX UUNCUMACX or Nolsz DARE: EsMeralda, . . ... Lsoriffr ....by.. Miss' B: LE wrs by ' Mr. W.LCINER. 'o conclude with the Drama of the ramirtrt spy. cO.Doors to open at a. 4 before 7, 'Curtain to rise at 3 past 7. je2o Theatre. PORTEB'S BENtFIT. ATR. PORTELL - respectfidly announces that his IYI Benefit will take'place on Monday; June 22, which occasion every member •contieeted wit* Me Thea— tre haire in the kindest manner volunteered their gratuitous services. The performance <will commence 'with Shakes. pearesebeautiful play of 'MUCH ADO ADOUT.NOTDIND, Benedict,.. Don Pedro, Dogberry,. Beatrice,.. Hero, After which Mrs: Healing will make her first ap pearance in Pitisburgh, (having , kindly volunteered her services) and will dance the celebrated Er. JAI LEO DE XERXES. 1 To. conclude with a faiorite Drama The Box Office , is novi, open F"E‘IGHT VALUABLE 'BUILDING LOTS and two brick dwelling house's and lots in the city of Al legheny at Auction. At 2 o'clock P. NI. on Wednesday the first day of July next, on the premises will be'sold eight very val uable building lots of groond situated on Anderson commonly called Cedar street, between Robinson and Lacock streets, within one square of the .Hand street bridge, having each a front of 21 feet and extending back 140 feet to an alley p 0 feet wide. - The above property isih a highly improved neigh borhood on one of 'the principal business streets of that flourishing city, and will be shown to those wishing to - view •the'ssmiti previous .to sale on appli cation to Mr. RICHARD GRAY. - Terms, $lOO caskon each lot and the balance in three equal annual payments with interest to he send red by bond and mortgage.. Also—On the premises, immediately after the above," those two very handsomely situated 2 siory modern style Brick Dwelling Houses and - Lots on Locust street above the sorth common, in good neighborhood, each lot hiving a front oflo feet 6 inchesd extending hick about 100 feet to an al ley.lo wide. The uses are 32 feet' deep, well finished from garret to cellar, with back buildings for kitchen, &c. and a pump of good water in the yard. Terms at sale. 1 ' JOHN D. DAVIS, jel9 Auctioneer. Patter. ' PRINTERS' White Arddium Card Boards; Blue and While Bdrinet Boards; Superfine and Fine Plain Post Papers; " " Foolscap; vory Surface' and Enamelled Cards; Printers , Cards; i Commercial and Packet Post; White Steamboat .Faper,. 20124; 21 x251; .' Yellow .('* " - 20:24- " .‘ 24x251, Medium Book Paper; Assorted EntelopttiPapers; Green and YellowlGlazed Papers; _ A large stock of IoW priced writing papers, and wrapping, constantly on band 'iand for sale. Cash paid for Country ilfixed Rags. JOHN U. MELLAR, • • 122 Wood at. -• EIIiONS-=-150 boxes id prime order, justreceire L d and for sale, by P. C. MARTIN, je 18 I: 60 Water st. IA As '1 Lit—b brirris k../ celebrated Crab Cider;, just received and (num! e by P. C . MARTIN. jel6 I - 60 Water at. Nora's". Pertedi*iis. - REPUBLICATION OF The London Quarterly 11 Review, the Edinb-tirgh Resnew, the Foreign Quarterly Review, the Westminster Review, and lllc:chum:fa Edinburgh Magazine.—The above-Pe riodicals are reprinted in New York, immediately on their arrival by the British steamers, in a beau tiful clear type, on fine white paper, and- are faith ful copies of the originals... - Blackwood's Magazine being an exact fac-simile Ofthe Edinburgh edition. The widespread - fame of these splendid Periodi cab renders it needless to Say much in their praise. As literary organs, they stand far in advance of any works of a similar stainp now published, while the political complexiod of each is marked by a dignity, candor and forbearance not often found iu works of a party character. They embrace the views of the three great par ties in England—Whig, Tory, and Radical.— "Blackwood" and the "London 'Quarterly" . are Tory; the "Edinburgh Review," Whig; and the "Westsnintater," Radical. The "Foreign. Quarter ly" is purely literry,'being devoted principally to criticisms on foreign Continental Works. - • The prices of the RS-PRINT§ are less than one third of - those of foreign Copies, and while bey are eqUally well got up, they afford all that advan tage to the Snzeriean over the English reader. TERMS. PATXXXX To XS SLIDE IX ADTA'XCX. For any one of the four Reviews, $3,00 per annum For any two, do. 5,00 44 For any three, do. 700 c , , For all four of the Reviews, 8,00. 44 For Blackwood . s Magazine, 3,00 44 For Blackwood and the 4 Reviews, 10,00 44 CLUBBING. - I -- - • Four copies *oflitny crr all the aboye works will be sent to one - address on payment of the regular subscription for three—the fourth copy being gra tis. • ' p Remittances and communications must be made in all cases without expense to the publish ers.—The former may always be done through a Postmaster by handing him the amount to be re. initted, taking his receipt ;and forwarding the re ceipt by mail, Post-paid,- or the money may be enclosed In a letter, Post pad, directed to the pub, lishers. N. B.—The Postage on all these Periodicals is' reduced by the late Post Office law, to about one third the former rates, making a very important saving in the expense to mail subscribers. - . • •.• In all the principal cities and towns through out the United States to which there is a direct Rail• Road or Water communication from the city of New York, these periodicals will licddivered FREE OF POSTAGE: LEONARD SCOTT Sc Co., publishers. je4-d6tn ll2.Fgttoa St., New York: - . Pittsburgh Navigation 'and Fire luau. ranee llompany. OFFICE. NO. 21 MARKET: STOET. rill*: citizens of Pittsburgh continue to be offered an opportunity to, effect insurance upon their property, by a Domestic institution located, among themselves, based upon domestic capital, and con ducted by directors, in whose prudence, integrity and good faith they can readily ascertain whether they may repose that undoubted ,security which should ever attend an assurance transaction. To persons whose properly has already been dam aged or destroyed by fire or water, the advantaged personally adjusting the loss with an institution AT none, will be strikingly evident.) Td those who suffer, cd by the Great Fire, this particular corporation needs no recommendation. The prompt payment of the wholc4reount of its lossess--nnsav Two HUNDNED THOUSAND nomAss—is to them a sufficient guarantee of futtire security. It is the part of - all prudent men, however fortu nate, to anticipate calamity, for the ;purpose of avoid ing its effects. To such as . have hithertn escaped, as well as to those who have sustained loss, the - facility of protection and indemnity, offered by this institu tion, will be the strongest inducement to, avoid' the reflections and regrets tvliich must- be experienced by those whoAuffer without, hope of restitution. • M. ALLEN, President. fable-tffira Rows INSET, Secretary. , /AIL Carboys oil -vitriol just recei• kJ red and-for sale by:11, FAIINESTOCK Br. Co., jelB. corner 6th and Wood sta. ASS"wd~'.(%k.J.~ul4'o-20:,.~1'z',=:1i "~. "1~~~ ~ Y v 3i^ti"'"T~Y,lcpk~~ 020 Reams piediurnzerrapping paper (tow,) .50 do :crown " ‘ 6 straw; - 10 do medium Tea paper; 20 do writipg paper, ruled; Just received, rid for sale by MARTIN & WITH. jelB - ' 56 Wood 50 cents ...37i .4 ...20 u• ~25 - TACKEREL.7-20 bbls. No. 2,, Boutin 100 bar bbls. do. 15 bbls. No. 2, do. 10 .‘ No. 3, North;" All of superior citialities, in store and for,sale'tky jelB ... MARTIN arSMITH, )56 Wood ot. BUTTER St HONEY—. - _ - 5-Jars Honey; 25 kegs Butter, put up in first rate style, and for sale by MARTIN tr, SMITH, - jelB • , 56, Wood st. O& TAR- - =AT % 15 bbk N. C.TO 20 Tanner's Oil; In store. and, for sale by F - FLOUR--A few bbis of fa~ily Boer, J 2 of a. very superior qtrality, in store and for sale by - .- - hiARTIN jelB.-d&vr 56 . Wood street bet. 3d and 4th. SUGAR- AND MDLASSES— • 45 bhdS N. 0. Sugar;. 200 bbls Molasses; Just received and for sale by MARTIN & Sbiil fig jeIS-d&w 56 Wood street, between 3d-and 4th. (AROUND PLASTEP.--We rmie, and will be via . stantly supplied with , afirst rate article of Ground Plaster, which' we will dispose of by the' ton or barrel, tomtit purchasers. MARTIN & SETITfI, 56 Wood; bet. 3rd and 4tli sts. Mr. C. HOwani: ... ••. • • Morris. Porter. Niro. Lewis Diise Poiter ATINEGAR-25 bbls Cider Vinegar, for sale by MARTIN &4, SMITH, 56 Wood street. jelB-d6cw SELLER'S celebrated liter for the care ofthe Liter Complaint. • . . The proprietor ofthe above medicine aware ofthe many instances in which the afflicted - have been posed upon by quack remedies proclaimed to be. renfedies for every disease, yet blipesthat the Liver Pill :will not be placed in that class until they are fairly tested. It is expressly stated, that persons who use the Se. pills, and find after rolltnving. the . given directions that they havc not heed benefitted, shall }rave their money' returned. This is done that the public may see it is not the purpose of the proprietor to speculate on their credu lity; but to:give at least an equivalent for their mo ney. In addition to the qualities mentioned, they are highly recommended as Antibilious and Purgative pi ls: 111 AL. . SOAP--40 boxes Cin. jun received, and for sale by THOS. MILLER, jalB • - cor. Wood & 4th att. MIDLES--20boxis Stearine• ? 10 « Star; Just received and for sate by MILLER, cor. Wood & 4th its. VINE SUGAR eunED HAMS—Just reed and ' for sale by, • . THOS. MILLER . jelS . • cor. Wood & dthnts. F RUIT-11Pboxes M. R. Raisins . ; .15 Drums S. Figs; . 12 Jars fresh Prunes; Just received and for sale by THOS. -MILLER, cor. Wood & 4th ate PHILADELPHIA STEAM SYRUP, It' fine arti die. Just reed and for sale by TROS..MILLER, cor. Wood & 9th nu. A T 8 o'clock, P. M., on Saturday the 20th insti, ` at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner. Of Wood and sth sta.., will be sold without reserve Thirty-ore very handsomely situated WILDING LOTS in the City District fronting- on Duncan * De Viper and Enoch streets, being a subdivision of out lot No 6 in the Manor of Pittsburgb,a plan of which may be seen at the Auction Room. Those wishing desirable property at low prices would do well teat, tend as the sale will be peremptory.... Terma—tme half cash and balance payable in twelve montbs with. Interest and expense of conveyancing to be paid by the purchasers. - s. • e 13 Selling oft at liedneed Prices. .., 62 Market at., Simpson , . Row. - ,-.,..4:ruTier „Her...his-10v and-,3oll.4relectel 1. stock of goods, a greatly prices, in order to lov443"'S'. it for fall trade. It is complete in. every respect and will be bold at A GREAT DISCOUNT, from _forme; prices and a 'great saving to purchasers: - ' LOOK AT TIM PRICES: Paris Muslips for 23 cts per yd, former priee 371 French Barages 28 a " " " ", -42 do Ginghams 22 a ." " Printed Lawns . 25 a a a.. . Gingham Muslin 23 - " " " " .f ~.. Mde Lain aglow as 18 1 " cc " :' " .28 — Alpaca Silk Warp 50 a a a " ' " • '7lB . do . LL do „30 a a a a' a - 5 O 5O Bombazine - 75 a a " " 100 - * Cashmere Shawls 550 "- " " Ca " 8,00 do do 900' a a a_ a a 12,00 • Parasols 150 r, ~ .4 id 4, 2,25 ... ! i 150 Linnen Ranclkfs 121 a aa ' " " , " IE4 Hem Stitched do 42 a a a ' " " ti _p Bonnet Ribbons 181 "" " " " " Also, a good assortment of White G04:4;;. . , z. . .....,J Silks, Shawls, Scarfs, .Mosiery and Gloves, al '''',,,„, Hdkfa. French Prints, Laces, Calicoes, Illeailt . 4 4 4110 0: and Bro. Mualins, Tickings, Chintzes, DomeiScs, • - Flannels, Blue Drillings,- Denims, . Apron. Chest& Military Drillings, Cottonades, Moreens, Damslll` . Table Cloths, Irish Linens, Napkins, Diapers, Tolyel- lags, Blankets, Counterpaines. . , Nankeens, Cloths and Cassimeres,Vestingsin great . variety; together with- every other article usually . found in a Dry Goods Store, which we will SELL AT A REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT. from MSd. al prices; thus offering inducements to purchasers; rarely to be met with. A. A. MASON, Pittsburgh June 17 1 1846. CHOT- -- k-7, '--30 kegs assorted, in store'and for sale b M. B. REMY 8: Co 57 Waterist.- - CORN. -900 sacks white and yellow cornfor sale low by (jell) . M. B. &REY, & Co. r1RIE1) APPLES.-15, barrels in store and for Jjr sale by 607) RHEY, & • BACON-75000 pounds hams, sides and shouldera for sale low to close consignment by - jel7 M. B. RBEY, & Co. 57 Water at. ARTARIC Ws just received and fqr T : sale by (jel7) R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood st. TIIST RECEIVED --Another large addition to m, stock of_Diainond pointed Gold Pens of the best makers and for sale, at the lowest prkre.• Also-:-A large assortment of Gold - and Silver Pen oils, Tooth and Ear Picke,Tweezere, &e. W. W. WILSON, 57 Market et. T _ - - EfF subscriber would respectfully inform the pub lie that he has removed his Refrigrator manu factory from Smithfield street to the corner of Fifth and Grant stn., -where he is prepared to furnish the public - with a superior_ article of Refrigerator and Safe, which he will warrant. Agents—Dr. Snodgrass, Smithfield at., [Burfit Dis trict] John Mitchell, Druggist, Allegheny city. Refer to the following gentlemen, who have used them:--E. D. Gazram, Win. Murphy, B. F. King, Benj. Bakewell, D. Holmes, Pittsburgh; Jno. Bis sell, jr., Allegheny City. EDWARD SMITH. TAIPOICTAIT! TO BattuEss ATM GROCEMS.—If yOUT meat and butter become tainted put it in - the - Ice'. Chest—in twenty-four hours it will be.restored to its original' purity. E. S. jol6-dbt , awas i Lawns GEO. S. SWARTZ has on hand a lot of fine Lawn. which will be sold at the very low price oflBl cents per yard, persons who want a good article, at a low price, would do-well to call soon. Also on hand a good stock of Nansook matins for • Ladies Dresses very cheap at jel3 , No. 106 - Market street. . ansqueto Netts. " • ri_EO. S. SWARTZ has on hand a lot of very ga.• perior white and Colored Musqueto Netts which will be sold cheap at No. 106 Market street. jel3 • - DIG LEAD-50 pigs prime Lead, in store and for ; I sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, ; 4016 110 Wood 14- FRESH HERRINGS---26 bble, just recd and for saki by_ • vaursams, jeld - ' : .1.10 Wood ad: 1 fin BBLS of Pitch, for .ottle on conitriments "" and will be sold chop by -._ - • TA.AFFE It. CPCONNO.B.rf +~kCfa....+s<i.~Y`ri:'. <..C3r tat~rv:.-~xr~ ~~, _' fy_ _ ~. Paper. idARTIN & 56: Wood el °silty. Sale of eal rastate. JOHN D. DAVIS, Anctioneer Gold Pens. Refrigerator and safe.
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