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Lac;; , cryln.' evil and should be corrected The post 0; I "r'ne etteet or this furs to bring the hanse i • t't t . • .. ' and afbrd ample and equal protection to all the I ll' •i Stokesand Ddd W I F r)-- m. ,A. a% i e ~ ter. ..5q..t.,, again to c ia , iiic ,, tion. , : i ia ii sal , b p place,' ~,,, iii ,,l a Representittile is at once fisglltileti and responsi great interests of the nation. 1i . ,,, • -1- 1 „, ~,,,,.„ „.„ yeas ii , I. nac ,, i „ ; -,. i ,,„ I hie. and none but men of acknowledged capacity ha% been appointed Prewriting Attorneys for the!l•,,,- pi ~I and tindev ratine rectitude should be chosen. They The Pensylv:ini in Senators, it w:II be recollect_ :hat General .it \VaS defltied after all that s ilt shall not 1,. y of Philadelphia. by the Attorney shNtild repnr to the seat of government with an od are instructed to oppose -. the moctifination, and !of the Commonwealth. in place of Wm. D. Kelly! red Oft the free bats It therefore remain, in the l -Hi, fate of ii.c ! un dierable d'erininariun to legislate tor the good • bill subject to . ..et per cent duty we have no doubt they will not only , , , lid their own clierishrel Cnrsinionviealth, regaralless ~ cone a g ainst Clint] Francis Wharton, Fsqs removed. 1,111 de nude 1 ly.ttl ttll Otte lie L ratii e v 0: , ,. as ,. . l'ricKay's bill, but exert themselves fur its defeat. ! - - - I env ise the NeW York members would nut Ira% e %.,,- o f "' lion "'" i its er "" d ''''''' I Tier next election in Pennsylvania will be con- In another column the reader trill find addition- i .T.,7•The pilot boat Henry City. which was taken : ted f , ,r• the bill. The titte,llo/1 %yr,: nea-t taken on concurring in I 161 ed b Y Oi !` "N"'" ls '", :trh gnmt 1- " enr -V` Ex. d particulars, and also the yeas and nays on the l imo custody in Baltimore on Sll, , picion 01 hav mg I final pa sage of the modification b:II in the drou,..e. i been fitted out f or a ~larer , wa s . a:'ter examinari9e. the ameadn ' ent Prii.ii; .`,".:ism:ii,line.',...irii7,e;,rdei:llg in—' I 'isr").tt.iii:•:•:liw."f. gorz;',ivs'lliy,clialins'•'elandin'vri%ii;:•!'ic'e‘nadridvi,:iro: s released from custody nn Mondav and permitted i it ' l " ng l'uw ''' . : • ' roe 1o t. ti o S illy.l IliS .116 i the vote tlt the I M. aj '' P' r.e ‘ e " n " - The Glorious Fourilt. to go on her voyage to Brazill, where she has been . 'm a i n , .1 , •!,-,rart,in. %, lio othi ria ice vv ould hate .••., ,e i ' . The 70th Anniversary- of A meri cm lndepend- !pure hared by a Brazilian. i against the it.ll ence was appropriately celebrated at different pla- I The lid! 'as amenile 1. was then ordered to ba. engtossed fora third reading, Without a di% i. ces by our citizens. The Military were on the : more at a very early hour—they looked exceeding ^I neat and marched taith the precision and regulari- ; Th' ty of veterans in the regular cars ice. of Quite a number of ine••young fol i..,•. .pent the 1 T. F. P. N. E.—The-e are the initialsl4 a new day very pleasantly as a pie iiir p.lr:y i n a ; t oys ' 'company in Brooklyn, and they mean "the hide. on the :teut enville road, about two miles tiora ' the city. , pendentdricing Pie tic E xecian.iciiii,is. , The -Martha Wadung•ini Total Abstinence if:o- 7 1--":• The Rev. Mr. Mellrov and tde Ile% Mr ciety celebrated the day in a pleasant grove near i nay. of Geore•etowa Collezr. D. C' .. roc c.•ntly Lawreocoille. The "Sons 01 Ternperauce- par-!appointed chaplains in the .hi my of Occupation took of a supper at the Temperance hotel of Thos. i arrived in New Orleans, on the '.:elltli inst.. and took Varner, Market et. passage the next day in the steamship Alabama The . .. Brotherhood of St. Joseph's asse m! bled at !for Matamora,. the School Home near tl e Cathedral. A very elo- I GEN : v v , s. The p hdaddphi,, T.,4, says . Tient and patriotic Oration was delivered by the 'individual in full dress officer's uniform. was Rev, Dean, after Which the company partook of a sitting b at a place ofpublic amu sem ent, whole passed off pleasamly. sumptuous dinner prepared for the occasion. The' soun became the observed of all observers. an d Ilis complexion was dark enough to pass him off a, The several places of amusement were crowded i a foreigner, and he was soon set down for. one throughout the day, The Theatre, notwithstand- lof distinction. no less a person than the gallant lug the strong opposition in the shape of the Cir- i M ex i can pr i soner. The inquirers were discon cus and iMenager.e, on Saturday afternoon and eve. i retied, and the bystanders somewhat amused, ning, was one perfect jam—pit, boxes and gallery lvien, in answer tea question ••Is that Gener were all full ten minutes after the doors were open ! al Vega?" the re was ••No, that is George ed: The first and second tiers of boxes were filled I Washington Dixonn." almost entirely with ladies. The doors were I scarcely dosed after the afternoon performance until they commenced crowding on the steps to gain. admittance for the performance in the even, ing, and hundreds had to return home, being una ble even to get inside the house. Fur the worthy manager's sake we would like to tee the building crowded in the sonic manner every et eldng. We note it as something unusual that there were no party celebrations—politicians threw off the garb of political prejudice and all joined to gether to celebrate this glorious anniversary of our national independence in a patriotic manner.— Last year we had the pleasure of listening to an able exposition of „Democratic principles from the eloquent lips of a young man who now slumbers in the tomb—we mean the lamented Js. C. JEN- N/NCS. We can now but drop a tear to his memory and exclaina,—"peace to his ashes.- ~;. z; EWEN az ? Ex• Governor St ixxoN of Ohio his remov ed from St. Chiirsville to the city of Cincinnati, where he intende, we In tnt, to devote his whole time to the practice of the law. G . .w.Butxyt, is not only a very aii:e lawyer, bar. he is also an cx. cellent man and entirely worthy of public confi dence. He will doubtless prosper in Cincinnati. Wiixr Dogs IT Bess.—The Baltimore Sun says:—Captain Pilsbury, of the brig James Caskie, at New York,_states brat on the night of the 2lth of May, in lat. 48 10, lung. 0 41), he passed a fleet of eight ships of war and three steam frigates. all under short canvass and standing to the west ward. In consequence of the darkness of the night, he could not ascertain to what nation they belonged. This fleet may have been the experi mental squadron of England on a cruize, but is strongly suspected to be either a Fiench or Eng lish fleet, on its way to the Gulf of Mexico. Time will tell. LAND GRADUATION the Senate on Tuesday, Mr. Calhoun offered his substitute for the land graduation bill. It proposes that all lands which on the Ist of March, 18.17, have been offered for sale for ten years, shall then be offered at $1 00 per acre until let of March, 1850, then the remainder at 75 cents till Ist of March, 1853, the remainder at 50 cents till Ist of March. 185 G, and the remainder until let March, 1859, at 25 cents per acre, all those remaining unsold to he ceded to the States in which they lie. It provides for the application of the same principle to the other lands as they remain 10 years unsold. It gives preemption rights to actual settlers, and prohibits any sale .of more than one section to any person at the reduced rates of 50 and 25 cents per acre. GEN. JACKSON'S Swono.—A writer in the New Orleans Jeffersonian states that General Jackson, by will, bequeathed to the man who, in the next war in which his country might be engaged, should distinguish himself most by heroic deeds, the sword which he wore on the Bth of January, 1815, the peo ple of the United States to make the award, and he proposes that it be bestowed on Gen. Taylor. ft" tYlltson- TIE PITTSBURGH DAILY NORNLNG POST. JOHN BIGLER, Editor Allegheny Comity Democratic Ticket. FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM B. FOSTER, Jr., OF BRA DFORD COUNTY Congress, . WILSON MCANDLESS, of Pccides. Sheriff, BODY PATTERSON, of Lawrenceville Prothonotary, GEORGE IL RIDDLE, of alkgheny. Assembly, SAMUEL W. BLACK, of Pittsburgh. ROBERT H. KERR, of ..allegheny. JOHN H. MELHENNT, of Jefferson. JOSEPH COOPER, of Moon. Commissioner for 3 years, ROBERT DONALDSON, of 117/1,-ros. Commissioner for 1 year, WM. BRYANT, of Pittsburgh. Auditor for .3 rears, WILLIAM EWING, of Robinson. Auditor for 1 year, N. PATTERSON, of Pirnungham. Coroner, LEWIS WEYMA N. Jllegheoy. ila. Brcnix,cs has not been nominated to , the Bench, and we are assured that he will continue in the Cabinet until! the adjournment of Congress, at the request of the President. The Tariff Bill, The bill reported by the Committee of Ways and Means, moditying the Tariff bill of 154 1. pas sed the House of Repr ,,- eritatis es. on Friday. by a vote of 114 to 95. The Pennsylvania delegation, with a single exceptior (NC. 137/no'.) voted against the bill. Of the ninety-nve members a ho r oted against the bill, Muc:,c a are Democrats. The bill, it is confidently asserted care ot, and will r. ' nass the E.enate. We base at all times freely ted that there was dc;ects and inequalities in the Tariff act of 11t 2, which ought tt be correc ted by Congress; but we look upon the modifica tion bill, which has just passed the Howe of Rep resentatives,-as very objectionable, and we hope the Senate will either promptly reject it altogether, o, h k~:. .~. t i ? ~.' i +.: Tar. STATE Lcrcaasr.—We hail the prospect of the piyment bf the August interest says the Harrisburg Union as au evidence of the establish ed credit of the State. There can be found no reason, unless it have its existence in the conse quences of -ill advised measures, why a Common wealth, possessing abundant resources in mineral wealth and a luxuriant soil, with a thriving, hap py and enterprising people, should .be compelled to break her faith with her creditors. The legislators of this State, whether they erred or not, (and we think time is confirming the saga city Of their views,) gave expression to the ear nest desire of their constituents when the . ) , restor od the fidelity of the State, and predicated her Cu tore ability to meet the demands of her creditors upon an ample treasury and the revenues arising from taxation and our public works. The character of a people is in a measure edu- ' cated and formed by the conduct of those who are called upon to preside over them, and acts of ofli cial integrity and virtue never fail to diffuse their 'influence. It is certain a silent apology for indi vidual bankruptcy to find the Commonwealth dis honoring its own obligations. As soon as the futuere payments of this interest are rendered reasonably certain, the stock will as-I cend to its pat value, and even command a pretni um. We believe that there is a very distant prob ability of the State everwitenessing another de:au- cation. dons 13. BEC . EN , has xvithdriTWii from the editorial chair of the Lyeoming Gazette. The Gazette will hereaftei be conducted by C. 11. ELL- R E D, E,CI. THE Ft HST or TOE NEW Cnoe or Wit E AT.—The tint wheat of the present crop was received and 601,1 n the Baltimore market on Saturday.. It was raised in Somerset county, and received iw .\leysr6. Brinkley & Ilall, and sold to C. A. Gambril. The ,rality prime, weighing sixty-one pounds per bush el, an.d i-old for $1,0:2 per do., su:table fur family flour. The Nantucket Warder says, a chid was horn in that town on Monday week, with two perfect STItEET Fln F lT. — The'"Ra , s and , Dolineei. Philadelphia have had a terrible street fight.— tey are ganzs of bailie= handed for the purpose breaking the peace and each others' hends. DISA;TROU:i wl:Ctifildr:NcE We regret to learn that the schr. If. IL Sizrr capsized in a squall at about 4 o'clock P. M. on Saturday last when some ten miles east of South port on her way down to Racine. and that of a family of ten who were passengers all were lost except three, a girl of 14 and two boys of the ages of 10 and 12. From Capt. MeFayden of the steam er Madison we obtained the following particulars- It appears that the heads of the family were Eng lish and had resided in Utica in this State some, 7 'or 8 years. Being desirous of settling in Illinois they arrived here a few la veks since and took pas sage on the barque Utica for Chicago. On their arrival there hower, er, they could not suit them selves, and consequently embarked on board the schooner H. 11. Siezer for Racine, with the inten tion of making a location in the territory. About 4 o'clock on Saturday while the passengers yrere below a squall struck the ve s sel and ,ha irothe•li ately capsized- Er cry efi:)rt was made by Capt. MARTIN and his crew to rescue his passengers hut' unfortunately they only succeeded in saving the! three mentioned. one of whom, the girl. was drag-! Zed out of the cabin window, Capt M. immediate-: ly rut away his mainmast and constructed a' roll! on trhich himself and too of the crew endeavored to reach shore to obtain assistance. The schr. Knickerbocker. however, hove in sight after the lapse of some 12 hours. and picked up the captain and the two men, and then took off' the remainder iron, the wreck. Shortly afterwards, Capt. M'Flear. 8, of the ; Wainer Madison, spoke the schr. Knickerbocker. with colors at half mast. Ad immediately went alongside and took MT the crew and the three chil dren, and landed them at Southport. Unfortunate ly the,name of the family was not obtained, and we have given the particulars as fully as possible, so that the friends, if any, may know of the %%here. abouts of the surviving portion of the family. The small boat of the Seizrr was lost when low ering ir, and Capt. Maim); was making prepara tions for raising his vessel when .the Madison left Southport. Capt. M'FA r nos also informs us that the mas!er of a lumber ‘essel, name unknown, was knocked overboard by the jibing of the boom, when a short distance north of Racine on the 28th inst., and was drowned. The steamer Astor lost one of her crew over board when coming out of Gieen Bay on the 29th. Buffalo Com. COL. WILSON M'CANDLF.SS We are rejoiced to learn, by the Manufacturer that Col. McCandless, of Pittsburg, was, on the 24th ult., nominated for Congress by the Demo cracy of Allegheny County, in General Conven tion, by acclamation. His friends are confident, of success; and should their reasonable anticipa- Finns be justified, they will have' furnished the country with the services of a Representative who has both the will and ability to make one of the ablest men ever sent to Congress from this State. Our noble friend SAMUEL W. BLACK. Esq whoa (prior to the last Presidential election.) made two of the most impressive and soul-stir ring speeches in Bedford County we ever listened to, has been nominated as a candidate for the Legislatude, together with Messrs. ROBERT H. KERR,JOHN ILIWELHENNY and JOS. COOP ER, who compose the Ticket for Assembly, which is equal to any ever presented to the Peo ple of Old Allegheny. Success attend it. Dr. JONAS R. MCCLINTOCK acted as Pres ident of this great body of Freemen, a man who is recognized throughout Pennsylvania as one of the most zealous and unbending Democrats within her bcrders.—Erdford .Gar.ctle. MEM : , , =Ell =!MM,!M t~;;;,~; (Reported for the Baltimore Sun.) TWENTY-NINTH 'CONGRESS. WAsumvros, July 3, 1846. The Senate did not sit to-day. Rouse OF DEPREST.NTATIVES. The consideration of the tariff bill was again resumed in committee of the whole,, A great number of additional amendments hav ing been rejected, at noon the committee rose and reported the bill to the house amidst great uproar. The Speaker having taken the chair, about for ty members jumped up at once, but Mr. Boyd got the floor. He moved the previous question on concurring in the mendmeets of the committee of the whole. A motion was immediately made to lay the motion on the table. The vote was, yeas trot nays 112. So the motion for the previous ques, tion was not laid on the table. The previous question was then ordered and the House procee ded to rote on the amendment to the bill made by the committee. On concurring in amendments of the commit tee of the whole by which "salt" was stricken out of the duty paying articles, the vote was yeas 105, nays f 3. So the amendment was con curred in. Amidst a great uproar, a motion was made to reconsider the vote just taken. The yeas and nays having been ordered, Mr. Hudson called upon the. Speaker to have that rule enforced which prohib its any member from standing near the clerk's desk while the vote is taking. The Speaker requested the members to lake thc:r seats, and caiped the rule in question to be read. It as as not, hoverer, until alter repeated efforts. that the offenders could be induced to lease the Iront of the desk. Tire vote on the motion to zeconsidcr was then taken ; rind decide•l in the negatil e. Yeas t2l, nays ]us. The annunciation of the vote was leceit ed tri load clapping. Ihe question was again put in another form. viz: -;:hall salt he placed 00 the free list!' The vote was yeas 105. nays lot. So it was agatinde cidrl that salt should be placed On the free list. A moment afterwards, however. the Speaker :LS called upwi to tote. Ile did so. and in the negatiNe. This made the cote a tie, at hich equal to the rejection of the motion. Loud ap plause again Itlf ow ed. It subsequently apreare.l. howeve r , th a t owi ng to tire great confusion which prevailed, the Clerk had miscounted the vote, and that it was yeas lit;rt. nays 10 . 2, which did not gitethe Speaker the right to vote. he being per••- d • ' The amendment placing tea and cohly amonz. the ire' W.lo agreed to, ' The question then being -shall this. hill paEs.” it was decided as follows—yeas 111, nays 11:1_ S o the bill o as pied. Ado.rn. , . of I‘Lss Atkinson, Batlt. Bedinger Penton. Legg:. Filack of S. C.. Ilowfin. lan d. Brin k erbotf. broitken hrom;.ll. Brown of Va . Burt, Cathcart. Chapman of V:, 'l,lpinan of A!., . Cho: e. Chipman. ('Luke, Cobb, Collin. Cullom CioininOiam. Dame , . P ar . Duni; of Mis: , . Pe Mott, Dobbin. Douvbe.:-, Dromgoole, Dunlap. Lllsworth, Evan,. Giles. Goodyear, Gordon. Gruver, 1“nanI:. araL.on, Itarmmrvon, Heniy, Ililliard, 11 ,, e. Holmes of S. C, Hopkins, !lough. Houston of Al• a barn 3, flub.trd of Va.. 11111/I ant Mich , Hunter, Johnson 'of N. /1.. Johnson of Va. Johnson or b Tenn. Jones of Tenm. Jones of , Kaufman, Kennedy, King of N. Y.. Lawrence, Leak°, La I Sere. Lumpkin. Maclay. McClelland, McClernaml,l McConnell, McCrate. McDowell of Ohio, Mc Dow ell of Va McKay, Martmnf Ky, , Martin of 'Fenn , Morris, ...dor,e, Moulton, Nit en. Norris, Parish, Payne. Pirelpa. fill-bury, Rathbun, Reid, Relre. Rhett. Roberts. Suw,elle, Sawyer. 5C 3 [11212011. Sed don, Sim of S. C, Sim, of Mo., Simpson, Tenn., Smith of li., Smith of 111., Stanton, St arkw eather, St. John. Strong, Thompson Thurman. l, Tibb tits. Towns. Tredwav, Wick, Williams. , mot, Wood wanl of S. C'.. Yancey—l 11, NA I' 5 .-31e,..srs Abbott. Adams of Mass.. Ar nob] Adimoo , Barringer, Bell. Blanchard, PlorZ of Pa., Brown of Tenn., froodiicini. Butlington Campbell of N. V.. Campbell of Pa., Carrol.Cocke. Collamer, Cranston, Crozier. Culver. Darragh, Da. tin of Ky., Delano, Dixon, Dockery, Edsall. Erd man, Ewing of l'a.. Ewing of Term , Foster, Go, ri», Gentry. Lidding , . Graham. Graham, Grinnell. Hampton. Holmes of N. Y.. Ilonston of Del.. Hub,. bard of Ct., llndson. thinzerl;n - a',llunt. C.. 1. Inger- I! soll, of I'a.. J. R. Ingersoll of Pa , Jo/J:lns, King of Mass.. Leib, Lewis, Lea in. Long. .1/P - Cfran. Gaughey, McHenry, Alcllvain, Marsh. llo&elev. Miller. Pendleton, Perry. Pollock. Rarre.cy. Rockwell of Mass. Rod:wadi of Ct., Root. Rundl, Runk. Schenck, Fe.iman `'ea trance. Stnith of N. Y., Smith of Ct.., Caleb 11. Smith of la.. Stephens, Stewart. Strohm. .Sykes. Thibodeaux, Thomasson. Thotnp , nn of lirlass , Thompton at Pa , Tilden. Trumlio, Vance, Vinton. Il hraton, White. I,Vindthml. Wocidrotil Wright. Young, 1 . 0.0--95. A motion to reconsider the vote . was made and rejected. So the bill will be sent to the Senate on Monday. We hat e ttolater all. tees front either Mexico or the Rio Grand, by last nights mail . i he report Ihorn Jamaica relatite to Mexican privateers, had reachol New Orleans, but was not belie cd. It was also said to be reported at Kingston, that there are eight or ten privateers on the Coast of Cuba, The Prussian brig Delona had , ailed from New Orleans ostensibly fur Balize,tvith a cargo, ot dour and 100 pigs of lead, but alter clearing she wan re ported to hate taken on board a large quantity of pottder, and the Collector had despatched a Rev enue Cutter afler her. :Ae is probably desied fur sonic Mexican port with those munitions of The schooner Equity, Capt. Trainer from Bra zos St. Ingo, arrived at New ()deans on the 20th ult. the had on hoard ,51iS,titQ in specie to con. signers in that city. Capt. Iluifington, of the barque Mopang, just arrived at New Orleans !rum Barbadoes. states that before he left, it was reported that the British West India squadron w•as ordered to cruize in the Gulf and when at :st. Thomas he learned that it—con sisting of ten or fifteen sail of the line—had touch ed there the day previous to his arrival, on its way thither. The object of tint,: Squadron in com ing to the Gulf may be the protection of British' property—nothing mare. Captain Huffing ton al so reports having ,net a French man-of-war, and two frigates, hound to the Gulf. The New Orleans Tropic contains the following mysterious announcement: Au eminent commercial house of this city, has received instructions to charter a vessel, either for Vera Cruz or Tampico, for the purpose of convey ing thither a gentleman who has recently arrived at the North, from England, together with tbur companions. The letter to that effect, which has been exhibited to us, states that the party in ques-, tion having powerful reasons for avoiding the Ha vana route, applied to our Government at Wash ington: fcir permission to proceed to Mexico unmo lested, and to charter a vessel with that view at New Orleans. The request was not only granted, but instruc tions have been forwarded to Commodore Conner to facilitate the object of the travellers, by transfer ring them on board of an English man-or-war, from whence they can be easily landed at either of the above mentioned places. The vessel will be ready to:leave by the Ist of July. The gentleman alluded to is Mr. Francis Morphy. who is a brother of the Mexican Ambassador at London. 4.1. • 111 \Ill) From the Harrisburgh Union. THE FALL CAMPAIGN. The approaching election in its result will be nearly as. important to the Democratic party this fall, as it was in 184-I. Great ;preparations are being made by the Whigs to carry the State at the ensuing election, but it is hoped that the democra cy will not fail to take note of:the early efforts of our opponents, and-see that efirresponding exer-' tions are employed to secure the success of our ticket in every county of the State. The Whigs calculate largely upon the supposed disaffection which is said to exist in our ranks relative to the Canal Commissioner. This is all an idle phantom. WILLIAM B. FOSTER, Jr., the Democratic candidate for Canal CommissiOner will receive the united support of the whole party. Independ ent of his superior qualifications for the office-o ver the Whig nominee, he combines all the qhali ' ties that should recommend him .to the independ ent voters of the State. lie is HONEST and CA PABLE. Indeed, we have had no men to man agc.our public uyorks with such an eye to eeono . my and the welfare of the Commonwealth, as the present efficient Canal Board. There is another strong inducement why the Democrats should rally in their • whole strength. At the next election it as - ill devolve upon the par ty to elect members of Congress, and under the present apportionment, many of the districts will be closely contested, and the result may, in a great measure, depend urion the success of the one party or the other in making popular nominations and rallying the voters. pia own district. for ex ample. composed of the counties of Dauphin, Le lemon end Schuylkill, may be considered of doubt ful character. The district composed of Bucks aad Lehigh. is another. Vence, great discrimina tion should be eNereired,'ilitit orilj , men of genius and acknowledged democracy—rnen of the most patriot.e and enlarged views—are placed in nomi nation. The position of a mend cr of the next Con• ;Tress, may. in vie-v of certain Pie4lential contin gencies, become or.e peculiarly important and re sponsible, and hence, none but the most firm and trust-worthy should be ::elected. We trust, also, that more than ordinary care will be taken this fall by the Denweratic party, ue the nomination of persons to represent them in the S r ISI.ATI" It F.. Ele, en Senators and one hundred Representatives are to he chosen. In this State it has long been a source of exeersif e morti fication, that whilst Democratic principles hate been uniA,rrnly succe,sful at the polls, they have brew rarely so ire the halls of legislation. The rea son of this could always be traced to the met F,,,; sun Tit. Great Freshet. The papers from all part, of Western Maryland came to us bst night, teeming witlt accounts of d image done by the heavy rains of.the days. The Cumberland Civilian riiryi.t: • It becomes our painful doty to record the occur: isms of one of the moot des aerating fre.-hets in this place Wd that perhaps has 6 er been wit nessed hereto ' oirc—cspialling if cot surpassing the great flood of I 0 The rain commenced to de r.n Monday es ening la -t, :111,1 continued with but little intermission until Toi,d iy morning,w hen it came d-sen in io:rchts. MVCIE:Ig Wills Creek, the Pry Run. and ••ther streams. to ::An inuucnre LeAit in a short t During tie 5%1101°4 Tuesday atterno4 the raging irg storms primed theirtmisy Hoods intn our streets, dwellings and cellars, bearing on their headlong currents numerous small bnildinr . p , locHited on t h e i r batiks, hen coops. pig sties, bridges.i.mill dams, barrels and Imnber of every description. The Water rushed in upon us. so sudden as to prevent some of our merchants from clearing their cellars, which speedily tilled with water to the injury of a considerable quantity of sugar and liquor. The damage in this tray, however, was not serious. Great apprehension existed here for the canal and our local railroads, as the great hody'of wa , ter, gatering, strength and fullnes from the tow: ering hills on either side, swept down the valley. through which they are constructed, like some mighty river, stirred to its lowest depths, We are happy to be ads bed, however, that the th,indge to the::: works has not been so serlons as we 'area. We hate learned on competent authority that the damage to the Mount Savage railroad, will all be repaired by Monday night next. The expense will not amount to mere than sl.ooo.___ The injury at the works was by no means serious —the rolling-mill and blast furnace being all at work as usual. The injury to the Maryland Mining Compahy's Road above Will's Cteek. can be repaired iu three or four days, but. at Will's Creek, the embankments were almost entirely destroyed, so much so a:1 to require 1 1 ) or I 0 days for their restoration. The bridge itself remained firm after the embankments had been swept from it. The two up trains of cars mere presented from returning suf. Tuesday, and still remain above the bridge It Is a source of sincere pleasure to us, and it should be of pride and gratification to three companies, that their roads have Leen able to withstand the raging flood." Whilst, however, Cumberland and the immediate vicinity bare escaped With a lo:•s Of about $3OOO. the crops on the Potomac must hale been almo,t entirely SAvept l oway. corn, Wheat, rye. igra.s, &c. kc. It is out of our power to furnish any further particulars. Tde Ifitgeistown Herald of Freedom silvs • '•We understand there has been a considerable freshet in Middletown Valley, carrying off fences, grain. &c. This is truly a n alarming state of atiairs.•' The Cumberland Alleghenian says: The Mount Savage Company have et fTered se verely. About three miles of their raifroads in cluding the bridge over Jennon's run. and several culverts have been destroyed, wholly or in part.— The road will be put in situation for the transit of cars as early as possible. though it is fared that eeveral Meeks will elap.Ae heferedt can Le accom. pl ished. -A portion of the Maryland Mining Cthnpany's Railroad. through the Narrows, has also ibeen -de stroyed. -cVe learn that some hall dozen bridges on the Cumberland and Somerset Turnpike Company ha% e been carried away." File Fredrick Citizen says.— qmmeme damage has been sustained 'by the farmers residing on the Monocacy and other small streams in dilli:rent parts of tne country, where the freshets have been the last day or two unusually h gh. We mlets'and that thousands of blishels of wheat have been swept off by the waters rising so suddenly. that that already cut on the bottoM lands could not he secured. We should lot be surprised if the damage to the crops and fencing, exceeds $50,- 000,- Pn IVATE r.ns.—ln the House of Representatives recently, Mr. King of Georgia, made the follow ing interesting statement in regard to the. Privd teer Pension Fund! 'The Prizes brought into the United Stakes du ring the last war were 313 public vessels and 2,- 083 private vessels. The number of guns taken ' by private armed vessels was 6,255; taken by pub lic vessels, VW. These private armed vessels had brought property into the country of be tween two and three millions of dollars—and two per cent of this was awarded them for their pension service," FLOUR -50 Bbls Superfine fresh Family Flour; just received and for sale by MARTIN & 56 Wood, between 3d and Fourth 'tits, 1110TASII--26 Casks Potash; a prime artiCie, for sale by MARTIN & jy7-d&w 56 Wood, between 3d and 4th sts. I I t Pripared and corrected escri• Afternbon PITTSBURGII BOARD OF TRADE. COZIMITTEE FUR JrLY W. Erchbaiim, W. A. Hill, POUT OF.PIT'iIIIIIRGII 8 FEET SCANT WATER IN THE CHANNEL ARRIVED. Michigan, Boies, Beaver; Louis MLane, Bennet, Brownsville; Consul, Mason, Brownsville. Lake Erie, Hoops, Beaver. Colorado, Gorrnly, Rhode Island, Dawson, Wheeling. Wilmington Dawson, Columbia, O'Neil, Louisville. Hibernia, Klinefelter, Cincinnati. Arena, Peebles, Monongahela City. May Queen, Brown, Zanesville. Susquehanna, Israel, St. Louis. America, Calhoun, Wheeling. Talisman, Montfort, St. Louis. Hudson, Ebbert, Wheeling. Cambria, Forsythe, St. Louis. DEFABTED. Lake Erie ' Hoops, Beaver; Consul, Mason, Brownsville. LOllis McLane, Bennet, Brownsville Michigan, Boies, Beaver. .Messenger, Linibrd, Cincinnati. Circassian, Bennet, " Putnam, Blue, Zanesville. Uncle L'en, Crawford, Wheeling. Allegheny, Fisher, St. Louis. Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati. 17 The new - steamer Col. Cross, Capt. :far shall, leaves for New Orleans to-morrow, and offers excellent indlicements to passengers. The Col. Cross has just been finished, and was bought by the Government agents to run on the Rio Grande. IMPORTS RV RIVER. Zaersellle—Per str May Queen; 148 hhds tobac co, 350 bush oats, 17 !xis paper, 1 thrashing ma chine, 5 kegs butter. 2 bbls eggs. Per str Zanesville Packet; 8 bxs mdse, 8 bbls dry apples. :1 bags, 10 4.115, 40 wheels. 2 kegs, 85 sacks wool. 81 hhds tobacco, 103 doz brooms. 48 packages, 1 bx feathers, 1 trunk, •110 pcs bacon, 7 kegs butter, I sack feathers. 141,eeling—Per str Wilmington; 289 bbls flour. 29 sacks wool, 27 casks bacon, 2 sacks feathers, 5 bas mdse. 2 tons irg metal, 100 meal bags, 4 pair bellows. Per str '2OO Ith.ls tobacco, 9 blAs green apples. 4 sacks rags, 41 reams piper, 14 bbls flour. sacks corn. Ci , trinnati—Per btr American. 50 bbls whiskey, bbls molasses. -1 bbls rum, 10 hhds sugar, 1 bx mdse, i 0 sacks hair. 1 lot dry hides, ' Per str America; 81 bbls whiskey, 42 thile3 cot ton. 1 bx mdse. 'IS sacks wool, 20 hhds bacon, 6 c inks potash, 4 bbls salts. 3G bbls green apples, 5 d:s leather, 24 patent pumps, 5 hhds sugar, 10 bb!s mackeral. 70 sacks wool. Per str Colorado; S packages, 1 package types, 51 bales hemp. 7S bags wool. I bale skins. 71 bags feathers, 43 hhds tobacco. 4Ci packs furs, 4 casks ginseng, 1 bbl and 3 hhds sugar, (3 bx 4 books, 4 bbls molasses, bxs mdse 2 bxs tobac co. 2a bags raga, 29 bbls scorchings, 1 bbl mack era!, 3 bbl sugar, 1 bag cot:cc% 1 bbl whiskey, 1 halc. 1 sign board, is 7 bids apples. Per str Talisman; 24 casks. I pee iron, 15 sacks I wool. 3 stoves 2 bbls. 3 bxs mdse, 12 bales rags.' 2-1 bids tobacco. 14 sacks rags. St. Loi's—Per str Susquehanna ; 2 packs robes . 7 bxs and li2 bales skins. 14 bales wool, 2 bbls blue lick Nvaler, I bx indigo, 2 hhcls tobacco, bxs md,e, 120 bxs cliec,e, 5 casks do 2 bbls ba con, 2111.4.4, lord oil, 10 packages, 1 bx mdee, Monongahela Imprareinent.---Por str Consul; 100 bxs glass. TN PURSUANCF, of "an ordinance providing for I an increase of the Revenue of the city," passed the 16th April, 1646, notice in hereby given, that the City Assessor has left' in my office, for examination hyAll . peisons inteltested, a list of the persons doing twines* within the city, in confornlity with said Or dinttne4. Ste.:4..lflipon examination of said list, any per-, eon shall think themselves aggrieved by the said as sessment, they'ehall state the same in an affidavit, which affidavit shall also contain a statement orate true amount of their sales, as near as can be ascer tained; said affidavit to be made and left with the City Treasurer within two weeks from the date of the first publication of the notice aforesaid. Sec. 6. That no appeal shall be taken but hp the affidavit ofthe person or firm aggrieved; said affidavit to he conclusive evidence of the facts stated in rela tion to the amount of sales. S. R. JOTINSTON, City Treasurer j2.7-2w. 00 — Office No. 46 Third street T O T I C E.—The co.partnershlp of lloldship & 'Browne being dissolved on the 28th day of Aprd last, by the decease of M. K. Browne. all persons in debted are notified to pay to Messrs. Tlill & Browne, (at the old stand, No. 87 Wood streeto they bein duly authorized to wind up the entire business of th e late firm, without delay. ELIZA A. HOLDSHIP, Survirinz Partner DAVID L. BROWNE, Administrator of the estate of IV E. Browne jy7- Im Blakely and Mitchell, Offices on Penn and Smilltfield sts. k_ GENT I S fi d ir N the Oldew Irk Packets.Blackßall Line of Liver- Remittances made as usual to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, in sums of one pound sterling and upwards—payable in any town of importance in Great Britain and Ireland. Persons wishing to send for their friends can have them brought out by the above splendid line, on the 15th and I6th of any month. REAL ESTATE AGENCI JAMES BLAKELY, ..11dern7an, BLAKELY & MITCHEL, lONTINUE to attend to the selling and renting of Real Estate in the City of Pittsburgh and vi cinity. Having determined to devote a large portion of their time to this branch of business, they with confidence solicit a share of the patronage of the public; from the facility they possess and the experi ence they have (the Senior partner having been en gaged in the Real Estate Agency for near 20 years,) they. believe that they will give general satisfaction. Office on Penn et., near the U. S. Hotel, and Smith field St., between Diamond Alley and Fifth street. .1.Y7 EA-f0 h na. pests Y. Dyson Tea; 5 " " Gunpowder; 5 " " Imperial; S " " Chulan Powcbong; 30 catty boxes extra fine Y. Dyson; 20 " " medium " Received and for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, 1.Y7 110 Wood st. 10 FFEE-50 bage prime Rio Coffee; 5 " Laguayra, 5 Old Gov. Java; 2 " I1Iochrt; J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et For sal e by ./Y7 1- MSH-25 bbls No 3 extra size Mackerel; 1 t. It 12 root' bids No 1 and 2 mackerel; 8 bbls and half bbls No 1 Shad; 2 " Salmon; 10 " " Herring; 25 boxes Scaled Herring; For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st SUNDRIES -50 lbs Sap Sago Cheese; 3 bales Almonds; 1 " Walnuts; 2 " Cream Nuts; 15 boxes M. R. Raisins; 5 " Lemons; 5 kegs Smyrna Raisins; J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et. For sale by iY7 -`- ~ ~-v EC ORD. J. Shipton NOTICE JOHN J. lIIITCTIET., Attorney at. Law PITTSBURGH THEATRE. Charles S. Porter,Mr. Fredericks, I Manager. S tag:e Manager. Prices of Admissioil First Tier. Second Tier, Third Tier, Pit, Mn. Munnocn's second night. NO PERFORMANCE ON TUESDAY ay evening will be acted the Tragedy VENICE PRESERVED. To conclude with the Farce of DIY AUNT. I oi.Doors to open at a i before: 7,_ Curtain to rise at i past 7. jY I . _ - WELCH, MANN & DELAVAN'S ;GREAT -NArtioNAL ctitcust: T ATE from the Park Theatre, New York, and jJ National Amphitheatre, Philadelphia, now ex hibiting in Pittsburgh, in front of S. Murray's Penn sireet, FOR ONE NIGHT MORE ONLY. Admit tance, only 25 cents, Seats to accommodate 3000 persona. Tuesday Evening, July 7,, 184C d.41 - ib performance to commence with a GRAND iINESE ENTREE, with twelve Horses. ;A very comic ditty, by J. WHITTAICER. !Principal Act of Horsemanship, by Master WM. KINCADE, first time in Pittsburgh. E. WOODS, will represent the Nautical Scene of the Shipwrecked Mariner, an his favdrito Horse C..;ey Eagle. Most wonderful positions, by GEO. DUNBAR, SIGNOR GERAIANI, will ride his. new and novel Act, introducing many extraordinary tricks of dex terity, the horse runnitw the contrary way of the circle. Carpet Leaping and Lofty Springing., by the whole Troup, headed by the Clowns, MAY and WHIT :TAN-ER. 'Air. C. J. ROGERS, in his unrivalled Shaksperian .Se , t, personating Sir John Falstaff and Richard HI. Messrs. J. J. Nathanyand W. Nicholls will intro duce their new and popular scene, on two horses, eniitled The Slaves of Rome. -Delineations of the Southern Negro, represented byiNlasters Frank Brower and Neil limeison. 31r. Wm. Nichols, the graceful Horseman, will ritre his Unrivalled act of horsemanship, during which he - will leap Banners, Hoops, Balloons, &c., execu ting feats backwards that most Equestrians will find difficult to accomplish forward. ghinese Plate Spinning and Balancing; by G. Dun bar; Beautiful Pictures executed by the Pour Hungarian Brothers, Messrs. ...4 J. Nathans, H. Nichols, E. WOods and W. Kinearle. SIGNOR. GERMANI - will introduce the laughable performance of two celebrated flogs, Nelson and Or lando. The performance will conclude with the laugha blePurictta entitled Billy Button's Journey to Brant ford. The evenings entertainment will be. enlivened by the loriginal comicallities of the celebrated Clown, Joha May, assisted by the far-famed John Whitta kerJ • F:questrian Director, J J. Narst.9m. Riding Master, H F. Nrcuois. Treasurer, PAD LINCOLN. Niers open at 7f o'clock, performance to cum mence at 8 precisely. .b 7 --. I ( - ILEA RING OUT SALE AT NO, 46 1`2.5 ps Dalzarines from 2.5 c to 40c, ,which have been sold at prices from 371 to 75c; 4 ci ps: Dress stuffs, of all qualities and styles; a mong them are super corded and plain Swiss Lawns, I:lmola:cent patterns, at the exceeding low price of 374 c; former price ,54;c; Mao, Ahcandi, Paris printed, Ciugham, and other slyleLawns, in splendid variety; prices from 15c to 25 and 31c; usually from 25 to 4.:e• ' I Parasols at less prices than can be found; 00;doz Utica Cambric 11.1kfs; price 12ic; - Grass Cloth; BrOsen. Sea Grass, for ladies' shirts; new lot open ing, at still less prices; ~., 7,504 z. Ladies' Paris Kid,ruper silk, lisle and other Gloves, in al! shadec., and at the lowest prices, Hosiery, beauti'ul assortment, Bonnets, Bonnets—The balance of the stock will be closed at prices reduced 25 per cent. Call and ace at BARROWS itt. TURNER, i.Y7 Pennsylvania Railroad. THE trr- BOOKS ro• the subscription of shares to the stook of the "Pennsylvania Rail Road," will be opened at the St. Charles Hotel, corner of Wood and Third streets, on Wednesday morning next; the eighth' dairy of July, at 9 and will continue open until 3 o'clock of that and of each consontive day for ten days. The Commissioners named in the act 9f Ineorpo* ration ate requested to meet on the morning of the same ilny, at the same place, at 8 o'clock. , Benj. Baketvell, Wm. Eiehbanm, .Toshua Hanna, ' Wm. McKnight, Wm, Lorimer, J. Carothers, H. M. Watts, John S. , Littell. .0 ' or Nen: Orleans Direct Fvr The staunch built steamer Col cross, J. 11. MARSHALL Master, will de - part for New Orleans and intrirme diate places, on Thursday the 9th of July,', at 4 o'clock,. P. M. For freight apply on board or to jy7-3t ROBINSON & MINIS, Wood St. Fox Snac ALOT of Ground on sth street, 30 feet front by 120 feet deep. Also, 2 lots in Pine st., 20 R. front by 61 feet deep. Also, 2 lots adjoining the .! abovii!cin which is built 2 large and substantial frame divelling houses. Also, 5 frame dwelling, houses on Locutit'st. Apply to BLAKELY & MITCHELL. Allegheny Clty Property for Sole. NVIE will sell a Lot of ground, 28 feet front b'y 64 1: 1 V feet deep, situate on Perry street, in Alleghe ny Citt, , , on which is erected a double frame dwelling Houssi, , &e. Terms easy. Apply to : BLAKELY & MITCHEL, QCORCHINGS.-75 barrels in store and for sale b$ (jy4) M. B. RHEY, & Co. )0' ASH.-4 casks received and for sale by 4:4 M. B. RHEY, & Co. IT BRICK-16000 Fire Brick, just ienrand for sale by M. B. RHEY &.Co 7 , jy4 46 Water at. ASTItAPPING PAPER-150 reams Crown and medium wrapping paper, recd and for sale M. B. RHEY & Co, 46 Water st. A Carl. -I)RStammerersESSOß KING announces to Stamerers JL and others having any defects of articulation that he; guarantees permanent relief to; all who faitliftilry follow his instructions. Mr. King has been a practical teacher of Elocution for, twenty three years, and was the first, the original teacher of stamMerers, upon pure philosophical and scien tific pritaciples. His institution was first opened in the city of New York; in January 1829. The pupil isllanght the Wementary sounds of the Eng lish language, together with the correct movements of the oigan of speech, and the muscles that are called into action are so exercised by a system, of training, that the pupil is.at length enabled to pro duce thT.O movements at will. In all cases, the voice is greatly improved, both in strength, and quality ef intonation's at the same time, the pupil is taughtdistinct articulation. and what is.esteem ed the rrtost correct and beautiful in the pronoun elation of words. Persotis who require Prof.. King's aid will please make application by the 15th July,—as the insti• tution will close on the Ist of October. lll communications—when post paid,—will re ceive prolmpt attention. Terms for impediments of speeck, will be graduated by the ability of the pupil to pay. NSTATICTION IN ELOCUTION. . ClasseS' of six persons will be taught 30 lessons for $5 each. For one person, $2O for thirty les sons. Apply lit Mr. M. Shillito's, four doors abpve the foot of Nen street. Pittsburgh, July 4, IS4G•It ----,--------------„•,_. New anil Handsome Ice Cream seiloom To be openird at the Eagle Bakery and Confectionary, No. 11 Diamond Alley, on the 4th of July. 1 ii - TE rdspectfully invite the Ladies and Gentle ?' mq m to call and try our unrivalled Ice Cream. Our arrangcments will be ample on the Fourth, and we assure lur numerous visitors that they need net fear a disappointment. A fine asitortment of Confectionary, Fruit, Nuts, &c. &c. 1 : jy4-d2t 1 1 is i, •PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia Banks ...pat Pittsburgh Lancaster pat Chester county pm Delaware county—. .. pal Montgomery county.. pat Northumberland pa t Columbia Midge Co ..pay Doylestown Reading par Bucks county par Pottsville par U. States Bank 30d Brownsville . Id Washington All other solvent bks.24l Scrip. Mcr &Man. bk. Pitt 2 h,pa! State ScriP' ' ILd City and-County lie 50 cents 37k. ~ 20 ~ 25 “ Miss Beitha Lewis Lancaster 10J Hamilton ~......15d Granville 45d, Farmers , 13k Canton..2sd' Urbana . ... ... . .... 40d Sciota . .............. scl All Solvent Banks.... lid INDIANA. - gtate Bk & branches..2ld , serip,s 6p.e..5pml NENTDCRY. All solvent Banks....lid VIRGINIA. Easterti Banks Wheeling ....... do. branches ..... Br'ch at Morgantown. • Id TO GARDEnTERS AND OTHERS.. LAND FOIL SALE AT EEDUCED mum. FrIIE subscriber offers for sale a tract of land about three miles from the city of Allegheny between the Franklin and Beaver roads, containing one hun sired and forty-one acres, about 44 of which ie clear ed. This land is offered at reduced prices and will be sold either in a body or divided into Lots to suit purchasers. From its convenience to maiket it would be a very desirable location either for firmtng put- - poses, pasturing cattle or for Gardening. ALSO, Seventy-five building Lots on a credit of ten years. These Lots are situated on Grant, Wylie, Fifth, Ross and Diamond streets in the third ward of the city of Pittsburgh, adjoioing, the New Court House. Persons disposed to purchase will ,find these lots fa vorably located as to health, convenience to busies ness, and will soon be in the centre of the city. E'or particulars enquire of J. C. Cummins, or .iY 2 SARAFI B. FETTERMAN. • Napoleon and Ma Marshall/N. AND MORE NEW WORKS, at Cooks Literary Depot, 85 Fourth M street. Napoleon and his arshalls: by J. T. Headley; dedicated to Gen. Winfield Scott. 2 sole. Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation and , Sequel. New Supply. Columbian Magazine for July, 184 G. The Gardener: an account of every vegetable cul. tivated for the table by the plough and scads. The Lives of the Felons; or Arneriean Crinaitiai Calender. A Love Tale, the Jewish Maiden of Scois CitadeJ• or the Eastern Star and the Albanian Chief. Fanny Dale; or a Year After Marriages by 'dither. New edition. The Horse Doctor; the Habits, Diseases and Man= agement of the Horse, in the Stable and on the Road, with advice to purchasers. Graham's Magazine for July. Lady's Book. National Magazine. Harpers Illuminated Bible complete. Knights of the Torest; a novel. The Knights af Malta; a splendid written Book.. lrfThe above and a great variety of Bound Books and Cheap Publications can be bad at Cook% 85 Fourth stieet. .134 F OR SALE—Writing, letter, wrapping paperand paper hangings; American Pioneer in 2-voles 7 vols. or the Laws of Pennsylvania from - 1790 - to. IS00; A quantity of School Books and Stationry; Philadelphia Enquirer daily oh the counter; All the publications of the American Temperance Union - , and the weekly and daily Pittsburgh papers; Silken, monthly Counterfeit Detector. iy2-4t O N HAND AND FOR SALE--200 cuts purple. and yellow carpet chain; a great variety of woolen carpet balls; window sash and glass to wit if wanted;fresh and white Louisville lime and ? plaster of Paris; a few patent buckets and_keelersv for sale in auy quantity to suit;customers. ISAAC HARRIS, Ag`t. Cotn. Merchant; No. St - Clair st 1O 0003, 1)"7 impoked; • .Regalia,., 5,000 Madoarti Labelle," - 15,000, Justo Sanz, principe; . 4,000-Castelles,;: - 20,009 -110 fSp.znisla; by the qrbz...&c...% Together with a fine astorttnent of the most eel& -• brated brands of_Tobacco, including "Bee'ri "Arematic," Better Still;" Stag, &c., at very low; rates—call - and see, at the 41ne'Stere of - STERETT & CO, jy2 18 Market st GROUND LOAF SUGAR-.—We will be constant supplied with this excellent sugar, not being ground to powder, it is the very article for Hotels, Coffee Houses &c., for sale by • , • • 4.'ralntd"%CiE nt T ag S e C s hampaigne Wine, various . briinde 60 cases "Marmarant" St. Julien Claret, a superiok article, at a low price. 25 cases "Family use" brand; • 15 " Rhenish wines, various brands; - • 15 doz. Blackberns .Maderia„ very, old aod`rich; .- 10 .4 Brandy do a celebratedArine; 12 " Star do .. 25 ' 6 Duff Gordon & Co, ShOrries; Cortez &Lo bo; . . 14 .g Pure Port, for invalids; with a general as sortmeni of the finest wines imported to thisconn&Y, on draught or for sale by the original package at-thu Wine store of STERETT & Co. jy I No. 18 Market street, FRENCH CORDIALS.-Among which is Fine Orange, Annisette de Bordeaux dames, Parfeit Armour, Creme de Moils, Eanevertil Stomachinque, Halle do Venus, Hiule de rose, Mlle de Anis, etc. am., by the bottle or case at the wine store of STERETT, & Ce. ~yllB Market st. LD BRA Nl3l I.S. Jr 12 doz old Pale A.Taglory; eery superior. 12 " '' " Nectar " 10 " " Dark Cogniac; " " 9 " ‘t Peach " Cherry 10 " " Jamaica spirits;" " • Also, embracing a large variety of Brandies, Ging, Whiskeys, Rums, &c. on draught and in original packages at the wine and liquor store or jyl STERETT, & Co'.' IS Market-it. AKE NOTICE ALL filEPEOPLE;riarmi li.exiormu—The celebrated medicines. of D. T. G. Evans of Brownsville, Pa., are now for salci wholesale and retail, at Jackson's Medical Depot, No. 89 Liberty,street, bead of Wood, Pittsburgh. Wholesale Dealers anc a hAt ents supplied. & hr. Evans' acre' ,tic and Grand Restores. lice, a certain cure for. . Fever and Agee. - Dr. Evans' Vegetable and Anti-Dyspeptic paa r ; price 9.5 cents per box. Dr. Evans' Ainerican Vegetable Vermffage, price, 25 cents per bottle. _ Dr. Evans , Tonic Eye Water, an infallible cure for sore eyes, price twentv-five cents per bottle. Rev. Dr. James Estep's Black Syrup, for the Care of Coughs, Cold, Asthma, Croup, Bronchitis and. Consumption—price-one dollar. Remember Dr. Evans' only Depot, is JACKSON'S,„ No. 89 Liberty street, head of Wood. jy2; Remittances to i‘the Old Conntry.n "- . MONEY sent to parts of England, Ireland. -01. Scotland, and Wales, in suin.s of .£.l and up wards„ n suit purchasers. ALLEN KRAMER, Exchange Broker. m9-ty I y&iil lm corner of 3d and Wood eta. - - AVANTED--,e: vend good hands to go .to the' T country, for harvest times. Also a few Gee.. Man hands to work in a, boat yard at Elizabeth town, and a good journeyman tanner to go ; to Huntingdon county. Wanted, a .good clerk and salesman and to attend to bosiness in Pittsburgh. and Allegheny City and neighborhood. Wanted, places for several small boys and apprentices; Wanted, several' good cooks, chambermaids and girls for all work. Wanted, several colored men and women, boys and girls. Wanted, a small girl to go to Missouri. Also, wanted to borrow, sere , ral sums of money; for several persons, on tke ben security. All kinds of Agencies attended Please call at HARRIS' General' Agency and•ln- telligence Office, Ito 12i St. Clair street. jyl-4t RATES: OF DiSCOU:NTI D DAILY By 'XCIIANGE BROKER AND WOOD STADES& COIIRECTE a ALLEN KRAMER, E COILNER OF THIRD rut:cats. State Bank & branchen. 40 IShawneetown .......70w MISSOURI. ' State Bank & branches.] All solvent bank5.....314 K. ND S. ennot.nts All solvent banks...—:2ld NEW EXCLAIM All solvent banks.. YEW YORK' New York Country • IKARYLitIiD Baltimore tencornmilcrut. Afar & Fire Irt Co.l24thtde 5: - - turCHIGAN. Fann•azid Mach' bank'.lod' 111.0ther Sol Vent....lod - ' Exchange--Selling Rates. . Neir York ' prri Philadelphia ..... ..1 pt'm Baltimore. ..... ...I prat GOLD AND SPECIE VALUE. • Prederickdors .....47 80 Ten Thalers 7 80 Ten Guilders.. ... :3 90 Louisd>ors 450. ; Napoleon - 3,80 Ducats 2 1563 2 , ,g0 Eagle,-old 40 - 6 Q . " new 10 00 Doubloon, Spanish-16 00 - Do. Patriot 15 5D`. Guinea... . . .... 5 00 ISAAC 11.k4RIS, Agent ..tComTission Merchant, No. - 12, St.' Claii st. STERRETT &-oo Bottled Vine■
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