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Jiii.i-:.S;jsy.jiiK-, a. fctT The pajhr that meets in the Washington As The Worlil In a Nutahell. The Cholera. News l)c iMorning Jpost BcctDtlai -emrttl orth. rTlirRrERrKPt rR AND PROPRIETOR.

1 TTSBURGH: SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, filormna IJost Job printing Office. CORNEft OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS. IT Having added to our Establishment, a splendid SiMa-ro" Printing Machine, we are prepared to do -gtl kinds of Newspaper and Book work 111 a style of beautv and neatness, and upon the most rea-r onabte terms. Wt respectfully solicit the patronage 01 the publie in this line of our business. rrj- Ad crlur are rtqunttd mhundi then faro's beart iTLek, P.M.

an iruertimt. HUrnif tarlinkourvould inferred. rr- ciKR. United States Newspaper Ajreacy Sun Buildings. N.

K. corner of Third and Dock streets, and 40(1 North Fourth slreet isouronlyauihoruiedAgeut in Philadelphia. For coaintrc Iml cs ataat Page. ad Hirer News, The Laical News, Market Reports, e. will be foand udtr Telegraphic Head Our Allegheny Subscribers, Owing to the sickness of one of oar carriers, hive not been served with the Post for the last three days We regret this very much, but it is unavoidable.

Until the earner is able to resume his duties, we shall leave a number of copies of the paper at the Toll House, north end of the old Allegheny Bridge, and at the Drug Store of Mr. Mitchell, on Federal street, below the Diamond. Subscribers, by calling at either of these places, will find the paper, early in the morning of its publication. PRESIDKKT'S MESSAUE. For the accommodation of a large number of our subscribers, who regularly file and bind the Post we have published the President's Message in full on the outside of to-day's paper.

Our extra of Wed nesday night, containing the Message, was not nade up in the proper fom or binding. The Late Whlg Party." We bale already advised our readers of the fact that the Whig" party has ceased to exist, and that a new party, called the Taylor Republicans," has taken its place. We are aware that a large number of the old federal whig editors and politicians, are violently opposed to this new organization but the will be compelled, eventually, to yield their consent Our neighbor of the Cazettc, we observe, is opposed to Taylor Republican Associations but his io nueiise amounts to little or nothing, and is a very marketable commodity. Those who remember with what ease he was induced, for a consideration, to support Mr. Clt in 1S44 a inanwhoinhe hailjpres ously denounced as a Slaveholder, and an enemy to the Tariff; and more recently, with what xeal he employed his pen in advocating the election of Gen Taylor may readily conclude that his opposition to the name of" Taylor Republican," will not be very formidable.

Hear the Cazette "Although, as we said before, we do not under stand the exact design ot this movement, and have not been made acquainted with the motives which have originated it, yet we must enter our protest against any measure which appears to be calculated in its nature to weaken the influence and eibeiency if not destroy altogether, the glorious Whig party with which it has bees our pride and pleasure to be associated lor so many years. Any movement designed to change the name. or any of the great and leading principles of the Big party, to be successful, must disband the pres ent effective organization, and scatter lis elemen to the) winds thus wantonly throwing away the Herculean labor ot years, and ruthlessly destroy ing as fair a political fabric as has ever been reared in the country. Why, then, disturb the harmony of existing re lations especially just as the public mind has be come acquainted with Whig principles, and has been disabused ot long and embittered prejudices What good can it do hat object of general welfare will be effected by it Will it not throw ns back for years, and compel us to commence the work of building up a national conservative party, favorabl to sate social progress, over again The harmony of existing relations Well that is nice The public mind has become ac quainted with whig principles," says the editor of the Gazette. Wilt he be good enough to mak known to the public mind," the component parts of what he is pleased to term whig principles And will he also inform "the public mind," what set of whig principles" triumphed ia the electio of Gen.

Taylor The fact is notorious, that General Taylor was supported by men of all parties, because he repeat edly declared that ia no event would he permit him elf to be the candidate of a party, or carry out par views. He accepted of all the ominations leadere him first the Natives, next the Whigs, next the South Carolina Slaveholding Democrats; and finally he declared that he would gladly have accepted of the nomination of the Baltimore Democratic Convention, npon the same terms as the Philadelphia Whig Convention, to wit ithout any pledges be. ing required of him. The New York Mirror, the original Taylor paper of the North, inserts, with approval, a vVathiugton letter, from which we quote a few sentences It is admitted, I believe, by all except very rabid wbigs, that in the election of General Taylor to the Presidency, the principles of the whig party have been abandoned; and, consequently, the result cannot be claimed as a whig victory." Most people here say the Intelligencer will be the official paper. I say not.

If General Taylor makes the Intelligencer his official organ, he is damned beyond redemption He identities himself with proscription, national banks, protective tariffs, and all the political curses that have ever impeded the prosperity of our country. He violates his price of lij et. No. Hi Market si. MA HON A CO.

KXPRKSS Kecetved si Hogau A CaiuweU's, WAibDimreci, ana lor If low 1 dozen fine crotchet steel worked Bag 1 velvet 2 crotchet Purses; 1 net IdeeS I)LAID LONG SHAWLS Arrived this morninTa lot of above Goods, of new and handsome palterns. Blatk Thibet Un A tew on hand. Vmtc Mennot Hlack, green, lot various shade.) drab, garnet, maroon, brown, searlei and cherry. Also, rnitts, ot aesiranss colors, sua a lull assort- of nlaui, fancy andaatia alrtped Alpacas at Ury House of W. R.

MURPHY, Oecft JV. Kasl corner ol 4th aim Market sis. 00 sack's fine new Peaches in store and for sale by KING MOOHREAD. decw i i r'- 1 i wiamond. BLTl KK'ti hbl.

Roll I sale by IdeeJ liutter. fresh, and in rood or- KING WIXIKHKAO Kream irrlslStw 4Ssla I 65 mas mrr ami-nrx 4th st. iso ths BiiMoMi 'C'AXCy ANIJ isTAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS The subseriher ha lust received hi eecpnd sup CY Avn iripiv ivivrt'B nRViiOODS! The subseriher ha just receired hi acpnd supply NEW CiOOUS. nurehnseJ in Ihe Kastern CUlCS Since EW WMUH F-astern cUies erar Pall hi Pnrej, and far below the rest o' nisua latiunng, and will. dispose of I hem.

Wnoleasleand He lail.nl GREAT BARGAINS TO BUYERS', meaenea Mn.lin. only 3 cents 4 (steadied afoslla. frosnoj to tH esals; -'f 4 4 Brown do. i do. 5 lo 8 cents; 4-4 Double Purple Calico: 12i do.

PVmls. Merrirnuek partem, only cents Furniture Chtu'z. only 6J cents Red and Yellow Flannel, all wool. enis Kritish Chintz. Bine and Oranre.

Ill cents Bed Ticking only 6 cents; French Dress Ginghams, 121 cents French Work Collars, only 12, cents; 4-4 While Flannel, only 5 eenls. I.Arill.'a' nuc.c neisna Wide Black Manilla Silks; Chameleon Silks, all shades Satin stripe Cnslimere. new style French Lamartine Plaids; I Lyonese Cloth, rick lustre; Black Plaid Alpaca Lustre Gala Plaids, high colors; Cohurr aad Thibet Cloth, various shades Paris Priated Lamartine Cashmeres; French Merino, ail colors; Chameleon Salin. all shades Black Plaid Gro. D' Armour Silks; Chameleon Thibet Cloths SHAWLS! Plaid Lonr Shawls: Brocks Ijuiv 4hli Rtnfimid- ercd Black Clolh Shawls; new style all wool Brocha Shawls Embroidered, black and colored Mous de Laiue new style Stradilla Shawl; alaia and embroidered black and colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls, and new yie ram printed lerkerji slid Cashmere Shawl.

KAJICt GOOUS. French work Cane: Collars and Chemizrtles new style Bonnet Ribbon; Revere bordered linen eambne Handkerchief. Ladies' Cravats and Scarfs olack and colored Kid Gloves; mohair and worsted Mitts; whit ana macs: sun. Cashmere. Alpaca.

and Moravian Hose; black Silk Fringe and Gimps Thread, Edgings and Inserting. ironic IC AisU STAPLE ti04liJSfc Damask Table Linen, and Table Cloths Russia Diaper and Cra.fi Irish Linen and Linen Lawns Bleached and Brown Muslin C'assinets; Keulurky Jeans, Checks; Bed Ticking; Domestic Ginghams; Colored Cambrics; Red, White su.l Yellow Flannels Welsh Flannel Plaid l.inseys; canion Flannels; Brown. Bleaches and colored GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Jnst received, a very fine assortment of Preach and English, blue, black ami brown Cloilis; blak and fancy French Cassimeres new style fancy Vesting and Cravats Merino Shins and Drawers Linen. Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs and a splendid assortment of Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders.

BLANKETS. 'A splendid assortment of Miperane ribbon bound) Blankets. Jusl received. Tbe above GOODS haying beeu purchased since the recent great fall in snra. Merchants and others are requested to call aad inspect them, as 1 leel eonadent that on examination they will be found much lower than they have ever been ofTered in this City, as I intend to sell them vholetalt and reuait at a very small profit on the Eastern Cost.

ABSALOM MORRIS. nova No. 65 Market street. Pittsburgh. Halted Letters for St sua.

MADE BY MACHINERY. The subr-cribersare now prepared to furnish a su tie nor article of raised Let- -Ks. ai ine io. towing very low prices, iz ror io im-n pram round fiib-- tl.ti CIS- ja l.u 1,00 75 65 40 ai 25 20 14 12 10 a 1 5 1 4 3 8 10 We offer the above olaio round face Letters lo Paint ers and Gilders at 2J cts. per inch, unfinished.

Larger and Fancy Letters made to order. MJHOLfcl 4 si AA- Wood Tiue. made bv Hachlacrr THE subscribers, from tbe perfection of their Machinery- a prepared To furnish to Primers, and others, a superior article of Wood Type, much cheaper thaa it can be bought in the United States. They have disposed ot' large quantities in the Eastern Cities, and if is pro- nounced by some of late oldest Printers to be more perfect iu height and moot her on the face than any they bud ver used. MeT.

J. J. (i.Ll.EHPTt No. 70 Wood are the agents tor the above, iu this city. Veneer, Varnlihci.

LlgaatavltiCt VND TURNED MATERIALS, of erery description, kept lor sale, and on belter terras than can be bad at any other establishment in ihe city. The subscriber ha just received fifty thousand feet of Mahogany Veneers, which he is determined to sell very low. Call and examine them. Also, lis) Ten-pin Balls, all black. ml a splendid article: and much cheaper than ever ode red iu ibU market.

He also keens on band, and turns to order, all kinds of carpenter and cabinet Maker materials, sura as Columns Bed Posts and Rails, fined up with GazzanTt patent or the hickoiy AUo. Table Leg. Hand Newels; Raiuf ties Piauk for Railing. Bench Screws: Moulder's Rammers. Screws.

Handle. Mallets. Together with all other things generally kept in a Turning Shop. 1. W.

BIDDLE. Ryan Buildings. No 27 Filth st. Persons bin ing Posts and Rails, with (iarram's fastenings, have the right to sell them, when 1'RKNCH B1.ACK CLOTHS, FOR ClAJAKS W. Mt'aeuv.

corner 4lh aud Markei streets, has received another lot of those superior black Frrnrh Cloths, for Cloaks, at the same low price of ihe previoa lot. Also. Olive, Olive (ireen, Olive Brown, and Invisible Craen French Cloths, for ladies' cloaks. Htai Buck Glow A few dozen, very superior, receiving this morning. HOME-MADE FLANNELS.

Received this raoruiuir, a further supply of brown home made Flannel and on baud, barred home-made Flannel; whit white home-made Liusey. For sale at lowesl price, novtfo ANECDOTES Cyclopedia of Moral and Religious Anecdotes, a Collection of several Thousand Facts, Incidents, Narratives, Examples and Testimonies, em-bracing the best of Ih kind in most fbruier collections, and some hundreds ia addition, original and selected the whole arranged and classified on a lie plan, with copious topical and scriptural indexes. By Rer. R. Arvuie A.

Pasior of Ihe Providence Church. New Yoik with au Introduction, by the Rev. i Cheever, D- Ju-l published. The above, with a number of new and valuable publications, for sale by ELLIOTT EN'tiLISH, nv45 7 Wood street. ill iu the night are veryTrouiiii soiae.

1'hey break in epou the hours of repose and exhaust ihe strength of the sufferer. B. A. Fnbnetock 4 Co 's Cllf BALSAM his been eaiiueuily successful in easing and curing these unpleasant sutll. If a person is roused lit the night by a ipssm of coughing, a lea spoonful of ihe Cough Balsam will sooths il.

give hint relief, and. as it is palatable, leaves no ue.rueasam taste behind. If one used, will lake precadenc over all others, as a remedy for coughs, colds. Ae. Prepared and sold by A.

FAHNESTOCK Co, corner I and Wood street, and corner tfih ami Wood streets. novUU RESPECTFUIXV iavile ihe aileiinoii great variety of WINTER COATINUS and oilier articles, we hav jusl received ninongst which will he found ihe greatest variety of HI. I BLACK. DRAB, a PF.AKL colored BLANKrrr. MACKINAC, and BEAVER CIXJTHS FRENCH and CLOTHS, CASSIMKRES, VKSTIXtiS, aV.

The above Goods having beeu bought for cash, at extremely low prices, we are prepared to accommodate ail who may fauor us with Iherr patronage, with rood Clothes, at low price. (iive us a call. Remember, 21 lalierty street, opposite loot of 7th. iiovW McML'LLKN DOWNINO. tlfl'NrS'AXb LIQVORS--V1 half, ii" quaMeTVud? eighth piies of Pure Brandy dark and pale, of dinerenl brands au.t vintage 3 pipes Holland fin.

ditfareui brands 45 ur. pipes Port. Madeira and Slierrv Wines: 100 it doz. bottles Brandies, Wine and Gin 5 puncheons Jamaica Soirit bhls. old IViineswee Pearh Brandy 30 bbln.

superior Domestie Brandy, dark and pale '5 fiin ai iron hound bbls. Old Rye Whiskey, rery 9011 bbls. superior Rectified Whiskey With a large assortment of everything in Ihe Wiisr- an Uuuor line, for sale low by P. C. MARTIN.

Ag't, novM Corner of Srailhfield ami Front sis. Ureal Wtlttra Saddle. HARNESS. TRUNK AND WHIP MANI FACTORV. 'I'HE stibsc.rilier lake this method of informing hi 1 friends and Ilia publie in general, that be ha Ihe lurgest slock of the following named artiete, of his own manufacture, in this city Saddles, Harness.

Trunks and Whip; all of which he will warrant to be made of the best material, and by the best mechanic in Allegheny county. Being determined to elf hi mauufaetures something lower.than has been heretofore sold in Ihe eity, he would iuviie person in need of the above named articles, lo his Warehouse. No. 44 Liberty street, opposite Seveulh. AUo.

band made to order lor machinery. KERBV. mile from Alleahcnv.on tbe Franktin Rorufjiu Wed nesday evening last, Sept. 87th. IMS, a Bay Mure, about 14 hands high has a small while spot on her forehead and some white on one of her hind leel had on a halter when she fell.

She is about 5 years old. Any person who wilt return her lo ihe subscriber, or to John Agnew, Second Ward House, Allegheny, orseud him information whre she can be obtained, will be suitably rewarded. JOHN FERGUSON. pelt? 1 Pine Township ECTIFIED WHISKEY of superior quality, with an assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, always oa hand and lor sale by W. Jr.

M. MITCHKLTREK. septii ir scriber. in Robinson township, afiout 1st of October a Bundle Cow, with a white fac, and a small bell on. The owner is requested lo come, prove property, and take her away.

(uovri li" CHARLES A1USS, I.ACK ALPACAS At the very One hundred piees just received ft wflj be seen, by a telegraphic 3espatqhJ ta fjH. that As) Chj4era ppeahjfl is that ckf Tsrere'-were Joetxase lerdafa yrouti articles DuaiitMJ in. lie Sun anil l.ioser.s. laai cnji p-v lMrafft 'ntrrh'n XfVorli filrll illlOrM jj ed in the Bay, midway between Statcn ajrdAong Island, has lost seven persons by death from Asiatic Cholera. We also learn from the New Orleans papers, that the Cholera has appeared in that city.

These facts should not create any unnecessary alarm in the public mind. "Those who permit their minds to be disturbed bv fears, are generally the first to victims to this terrible scourgo. should be immediately adopted, not only by oor City Councils, but by every member of community, to have the city thoroughly cleansed from all impurities. Precautionary Measures, if adopted ia lime, may prevent much trouble hereafter. V.

SI. Senator. The term of Senator Cameron expires with the present Congress and it will be the duty of the approaching Legislature to elect his successor. As the whigs have a targe msjority on joint ballot, they will, of course, elevate a man of their own political faith. Hon.

Walter Forward, of this city, is a candidate, we believe. The Wayncsburgh De mocrat suggests the xiame of Hon'. T. M. T.

of Washington, in connection with the post. Mr. Cooper is also spoken of by his ftiends. Thaddeus Stevens has been looked upon as a prominent candidate, but the West Chester Republican suggests an insuperable obstacle to his election. That paper states that the Senate has contracted an improper habit of holding ferret sessions, after the fashion of the Masonic Lodges, and of course Mr.

Stevens could not consistently attend them. This puts an end to his ambitions longings. The Butler Divorce Case. 1 Our eastern exchanges are filled with the testi many, private letters, and arguments ot counsel pertainiBg to the great divorce case of Fanny Kem-ble Butler, which is now pending in the Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, fierce Butler, the husband, petitions far a divorce, alledging that she hes wilfully deserted him for more that two years. She avers that her absence was with his knowledge and consent that Ins treatment was cruel and rude, and such as to make life a burthen to her, and jus titled her in removing from his house.

They were married in 1834, and have two children. AH their petty squabbles and family disputes are bung ihoi- oughly exposed. Able lawyers are employed on both sides. The ConnelsviHe Railroad Company, at Pitts burgh, are moving strain towards the accomplish merit of a final connection from that city with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They inland apply ing to Congress, it is stated, for a subscription, on the ground of its being part of the great national mail route and a military road connecting ihe seaboard with the lakes, passing through Pittsburgh, at the head of the Ohio river.

I he Tost trots the pro ject is much more favorably received than heretofore. Directors were to be elected last Monday, Bjfi- more Sun. Since the above named company hai been under the Presidentship of our enterprising town. man, Major Laiikcb, it ha gained the confidence, not only of this community, hut every person who desires a communication with Baltimore. The Major is a real go-ahead business man, and we doubt not, but that during his administration, the difficulties that have hitherto obstructed a union with the Monumental will he speedily removed We earnestly hops so at least.

Sstddeat Death. We leara from the Waynesburgh Messenger of the 5th that Col. Andrew Buchanan, a distinguished member of the bar of that place, was struck down by apoplexy, a few days since, snd expired ia a few moments. He years of age, and was aniongit the earliest settlers of that tow a. The member of the bar and officers of the court met, and passed a number of resolutions, eVincing their deep sorrow for the sadden de3lh of their fellow citizen.

Eats RtuaoAD. The receipts of the Knr Railroad for the month of November, 1S4S, were From freight- IS, 167 17 Passengers and 10,2 tJ $29,019 23.03S 01 Same month last. Increase, 26, per cent. The February Inlrrrm. The Hon.

Arnold Plunier, State Treasurer, has puolislted a call to County Treraurers, Sheriffs, Pro- thonotaries, aad other officers, for the payment all Stale taxes now due, or that may come info their hands before the 1st of February, to enable him to pay the interest on the State debt due on ilut It ia thought that the office seeker wilt take pet-session of the white house, and Taylor Will camp out. They will hold on until be capitulates, as did to the whig pTy Item. 3r Gen. Taylor ihould teach his stable friend, Old Whitey," to kick out the ultra whigs," the moment they begin to infest the a lute house. KraUtky-Official.

The Frankfort Vamrrum wealth says thai the fol. lowing is the result in Kentucky Taylor and Fillmore, Cass and Bu'Jer, Majority for Taylor and Fillmore, 4tl," 43 Workmen are busily engaged iu re-bmlding Foundry, 4tc, of Mr. Nicholson, which wa burnt down a few days ago. J. R.

Brodhead, Secretary of Legation in London, is writing the history of New York, and has nearly ready the first volume, embracing ihe Dutch period, between the discovery in loOV, and the surrender in ltib'3. Two subsequent volumes will bring the history down to the adoption of the Stale Constitution of 1777. The Population of Ohio. Tbe election show that the increase of our population tinrie 1344 ha been very great. The agareate votes polled amount to rising One Hundred and Thirty Thousand; and a comparison of present returns with those of '44 shows that in a laage number of the southern connties the voters were not out in force.

The result makes it clear that the. census of ISiiO will give ua at least a million of inhabitants. It is thus that the power and influence of 'the democratic west is increasing, and it is a subject of gratu-lation that all the Western Stales shoulder to shoulder in the good cause. A meeting of the Returned Volunteers of our city, was held at the office of John S. Hamilton.

on Friday, December 8th, 1 848, for the purpose of extending the hospitalities of our city to Brevet General Worth, snd to give an expression of the esteem and honor due to him. On motion, the following resolutions were adopted. Betolced, That in consideration of the high military character of Brevet Major General William J. Worth, and as a tribute to his kind and generous qualities, evidenced in the camp and on the march, tbe undersigned be appointed a Committee to join ia the reception to be extended to him by the general committee of citizens. Tho following gentlemen were appointed a Committee of Reception Capts.

Robert Porter, John Herron, O'H. Denny, Thomas Rowley, W. A. Charlton O. H.

Rip-pey, Lt. Ankrim, Lt. M'Clory, J. S. Hamilton, Lt.

Rankin, Serg't. Dougherty, LlS. Kelly, Lt. Anderson, Lt. Hague, Serg't.

M'Clintock, Lt. Scott, Capt. Seidenstricker, Lt. Kane, Serg't. Lytle, Serg't.

M'-Elroy, Serg't. Breden, F. J. Kerr, F. H.

Cooley, H. Bennett, P. G. Leeper, W. C.

Winebiddle, J. Ful-on, James Negley, Win. Trovillo and others. Rtfolvtd, That the above named Committee meet at the office of Capt, Robert Porter, on Saturday morning, the 9th at 9 o'clock, A. M.

Capt. ROBERT PORTER, Ch'm. Capt. T. A.

Rowley, John Hebron, J.O'H. Denny, Lt. Wm. J. Aaaaini, Vice J.

S. Hamilton, Lt.A. Af'Ctory, Secretaries. ot at 000 ling I i I I I sembly on Monday cventnjs, for dancing, excels, io point of attractiveness, any: thins; of the in this city. say this fr nv pcraanal olser-vitn.

1 Jastf'rbe County Coitirqiirsioners have become very We noticed that yesterday they put Bien to scrubbing the steps of the Court House. A coal boat wa three hours going from the tr jhe Point, yesterday, with aid of oars. The wind and tide was both against them. aVxT The Lamartine House is doing a flourishing business. We are glad of it, for the proprietor deserving, and keeps ap excellent house.

Booth, of course, drew a full house last even aad aever played better. He appears again to night, in the character of Sir Giles Overreach. The Whigs hold their primary meelng this evening, to appoing delegates to a City Conven lion, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Mayor. xhe Oyster business is very brisk in Alleghe ny, i here are so many candidates lor Mayor, that the people are pretty well supplied with this elec tioneering ailiment just now. aWTThe Wellsvillc" has been under the com mand of Capt.

A.Poe, for a few trips, in consequence of the illness of Cspt. Barnes. The latter gentleman is Og motion of C. Loomis, John M. Kirkpatrtck, William C.

Friend, and Robert Carna-han, were admitted to practice law in the several courts of our county. Taylor is to appear in the Pittsburgh Theatre, on the IStb, as we are informed by Manager Porter. fetTTbe Neptune Ball, last night, was a very creditable affair, as we are informed by gentlemen whosyijoyed it. Hon. Waller Forward is to deliver the first Lecture before the Young Men's Mercantile Lfbrary Association.

The motion for a new trial in the Ztmmerly case, will be argued to-day. MT The Common Pleas commences its sessions oa Monday. tUT The Quarter Sessions met yesterday, but no important business was transacted 0 Young Meet's Mercantile Library ivo BiMc IN.i itcte. 1 he nrt lecture nelore this Insti- ime wilt tie delivered hv Hie Hon. altes honvvABD.on Tliuriay evening, lite 14th int.

at TJ o'clock, at Apollo Hall. Merulier" tickets for the course, one dollar to be had on appiieauon at the l.ihrary Kooms. Iieliets-fs cents, sitiiiiiliu? Centleman and nc- eoatpanyoir l.die to he had st ihe principal Book stores and at ihe door. Jacob dt-c-td Chairman of Coiumiitee For Sale or Excbanxr. OFFKR K)R SALK liie whole ol ihe property on 1 wliica now resule.

to itie ix Hi ward ol the Citv. Coii.l.tins; of the Dwelling House, Out Houses, Wllh the iiafden or I would exchange the csme for Fropertv in lioB tteoehoorhood of the City or I would divide the I'rooerty to suit purchaser. Persotis disponed to pur-chsti-e or exc-hanire. can rail on me si the warehouse of ritittnnn Hmilh. Smitlitield street.

oppoite the lonon-irtineia House, (decsVitawlf) JAMf C. CHIMING 4 lMlNITRATORS- A F. OF A COINTKV rfToKK AT Al-trriON. tn Monday next. IVr.

lUlti, at IU oeioek in Ihe forenoon, be sold at Mc-Kpiihs's Auction Kooius, No. 114 Wood street, three doors from Filth, by order Adini.iMratars. the slock of a Couirfrv Store, comprising a jrenerai ajmrtmont of ilry Gawds, tiraceries. 4e. JAMES MoKKVXA.

dc! Aneuoneer. 34 tie. stUUt. VratV FINK NKSIIANSOCK POTATOF.3 jul received, ou ron.iirniiieist. bv r- AK.M?f i CROZF.R Rli 1 dot.

Carved Horn Card Haskel; -JU new style Shelf Hair Pius. Fut luw 11 HlM.AN at CA.NTWKI.L de5i Irkei stieet. A Hu 1-2'. I dox. fheil and Japaued eover- ed Musical Hoxe.

just received al MtKiA CANTWF.I.I.K. decrS Market street Ksvlsatlon Fire Insurance t'snipsBy IKetMnpluinra with the Sixth of an Aef of approrrd April Mh. if.titiwini; state. roerit af the n-sotircew of the Pittsburgh Navigtiliotl slid Kir filsHrsoee t'omimliy. puhlified lteoimief notes, -with approved ty.J0 4ti Premtanrno'e.

whH spprovetl endorser. l.tS0 34 shTire pioi-k lit the Kxehante Bank of t'lttsburali. t7'J0 bare stm-k i Ihe Piosbirrch Naviratioa snd Fire Insurance 00 pit iare stock in ike and tfsnk of 4.hJ tio Outstanding pretinuitis due from other Insur- anee 3 4'JG Wl Outmandins premium doe from individuals. 4.1M on Uomectic Credllors' Slate 1 .120 Hood and Mortrare. ITS (iu Casta.

1I.T75 07 47 ROBERT FINNEY, Sec'y Deeemlwr 1st. 14; tilri-7 UllA INKS ANU LIMLOKS A largeaiul well selected ot Brumbr uad lues, ot dale rent grades vintages, embracing A. Seigiieue BrunJy Port Wines; tHatd IMrk Msoeira Do. Pale Saerry Hennery s. Mslnga Piuci Cauiloii Co.

Dratidy Lisbon arc "lVneride Old Peach Claret Together with a large of Dontrslic Brandies. Gins, and Cordials. For sale, very-low. by P. C.

MARTIN. Agl, dec-? Corner Stnulifieid and Front ts. JOHNSTON II STOCKTON have just received the following new works tti.iory of Conuress. ttioeraphical and Political, com prising history tM internal improvements. I Rivers.

Harbors. Stizi Irom the formation of the Government lo the pre.eut lime embracing, alse. historical nonces of ri nous ihiIiiichI cvcnls ol Oceatt Slenin Navigation ol the Tea and Cotire tax logetiier Mth bloirrnphies, per sonal histories, jr Iv Henry G. heeler, illustrated bv 'el portnits. and fac simile autographs.

History ot tarles I. ol Einftumt by Jacob Abbotl. WMth enirraviiiirs. The Romance of VacUlnig Voyage the First, by Jos 1. Hurl.

A new uovel Mary Barton a talc of MailchcMer life The Moral, Social and I'mfciiianal dune of Allornevs and Solicitors: by Suiuuel Warren, F. of the inner temple. Barrister at Law. decs HXS MITCHELL'S No. 1 CINCINNATI SOAP.

On consignment and for sale by dec ARMSTRONG CROZKR mBOXF.S MTil l.t)C a ULES For sale low dees ARMSTRONG CROZF.R. BliLS. AlX'M On by decS ARMSTRONG CROZFR lilfl.S t'KIAIL foKk For sale by decS ARMSTRONG A CROZF.R ACkKRAL 111 lib Is, No. I Mackeral, very hue lj "2 40 -f Just received and for sale bv itec- JIROWN A CONNELLY. SALMON 6 bliis.

fine extra No. 1 Salmon, in stoi and tor sale by Idea- BROWN CONNELLY. lOfiFISH '2 casks Codfish received and tor sale by (deer-) BROWN 4 CONNELLY ()' by bbls Bleached Winter Whale Oil Tnniiers" Oil inst received nnd for sale Idectj BBOW A CONNELLY p.A 1-3 bbfM.Tar 1 dee-? i st ore and tor ale bv BRtW CONNKM.V. ceived by bbls. Cincinnati No 1 I.ard (til, jut! re- Ct'NUKIKS Neatly boxen Imperial and VoungHy-MiH Tea 10 half chest do.

do 1'J main Cooking Kaismo; obistxea M. Raism; boxe M. R. a bakeiH Ulive Oil SbarreUSeoteh Snuff; 1 key Rappee I Macouba 1 Lbl. Majon Hhiokin 1 eroon K.

luditfo, 1 bbLl.um Camphor, 1 Cloves i 50 liw. Maee just received from ihe Katt. and fur bv fUNXKLIsV. zitiw Mllilury, Ml ha Velvrta, Ac. received irom iew York, a choice aelec itgnon o.

elegant rich sauns. tiii, Kiboons. Prtnih Flowers. Plumes. Ace.

A handsome as- sorimeiit oi Vi tltr Ronnets. Hoods, Capes. Visetts.icc.. on ha'lt" mu mane tooroer in the iairi-t Myie at the shortest notice- AlKH. ll ttf deri No.

10 St. Clair st. West dej XTOT1CK TU STOOiVi-Ol'HRy lit pursuance of 1 the provisions of the Charter of incorporation, the animal meetinsr of the Stor'S holders of the Alonongaheia In. Ilia e.t lullllir olficers for the en- The Pittslinrith Morn. Post, the Herald- of Browns, ille, the Washintrioii Kxau.iner.

and Mes-eiufer, publish till tlie election, and send paper lo the iecrelary.J Flosver for tu Wlalrsa. Thf. subscriber is prepareo io iui mi for Weddings. Balls, or Far-i .1 of rich, fraaraul Flow ers. Orders felt with W.

T. Bowu. SI. Clair slreel. or ihrouirh ihe Fosi Odice.

will be delivered promptly. mivK lm JAMES VVARDROP, Manchester. ii field on Monday, me day of January. I Mtt, (beinsr -le Br' Monday of the nioiith,) at the otfice of the sail! Company, in the Odeoii inah.fa.ai o'clock in ihe af- was 19 by the to the 5iA package containing in bank notes, addressed la r. iieorije Curtis, cuer-af the bar Commerce jSejsvYofkj bf the Merchants Bank, Providence, wis st4en tromowliera between -rYovi-dence and Nevr Yorjt, 1 zi WMr.

Cobdc v'r1tTnsr'tf the total armed force of Europe, exclusive ol national iuards. Dolice. Sc. is men, and the total expense 200,000,000 ster per annum. ftaTThe Cincinnati tktilu NonoaTitA saAt that St.

John's (Catholic) Church, in tiiat city, was robbed of numii two mousand dollars worth ot vasuaine articles a few nights since. a i stahles have beeu burned down in Gettysburg recently, nnd the Town Council have offered a reward uf $100 for the detection and conviction of the perpetrators of the suppescd incendiary acts. tl BrThe furthcoming report of the Post Master General will show that llk9 new post offices were established during the last year, and. 29o discontin ued, fett increase, 1013. JCrln Mermann, Missouri, Mr.

PoeschePs vine. yard ot one acre of Catawba grape vines produced iiioo gallons of wine. BMr. John Whittier, a highly respectable far mer residing near oilmen in this slate, was bitten by a dog in August last, and it now suffering all the agonies ol hydrophobia. RiPSince the introduction ofCroton water it is stated that $100,000,000 have been invested in man ufactorea in the citv of New York.

IklFCol. White's regiment of 1000 men for the government of Yucatan has been raised in New Or leans, and the last company has embarked. The purpose is ostensibly lo overawe the Indians. lu Chataubriand wrote to Louia'Napole- on that ncit to the race of St. Louis, there was no name that would do more for the glory of France inaa nis iapoieon'sj fcSThe Pope has caused to be presented to ou ny Council, through Mons.

Alex. attomare. senes ot beautilal medals, in token of his due appreciation of our friendly feeling in regard to him and his people, jv. t. Jrue Sun.

WSume English writers are predicting that tli China trade will be diverted across the America continent before long, Irwm the straits of Juan Fuca. Louisiana, the sugar crop of lS-tS auioun ted to 140.000, and that of 1547 t. 240,000 hogs. head, and 400 ,000 barrels of molasses. This year it win prouauly be much larger i aAt Washington, the fcnee, which hss hereto ttire-disligured the sidewalk ia front of the State an War Department, has been torn down, and in the stead an iron fence is being erected.

JCrPhiladelph.a is the honored burial place of elevenolour brave old oaimodorrs Decatii Hainhridge, Truxlon, Shaw, Hull, Rodgers, I'erte Elliot, Dallas, and Riddle. Forty three steamboats at St. I.ouis on the 16i ult. A great business doing there, lot Nove her JrThere were GO battles fought duiuij; the revo ItitMinary war; 3 during the last war with Urea Britain; and 32 in ail, during the lte war with Mei Co ftT A lady having been insulin! in Cincinnati, her male companion fled ith great fleetness. The lady being rescued by strangers, her "protector" gallantly returned; whereupon his escort was declined hivalric chip, that! is but 3 very small portion of liie creation thai we can turn inlo clothes, and food, and lii.tli.

lu.lu. tli iJ. i Mspd luIlllSter lo beauiyCAinarnir fc i-'u44r hi us mill .1 mw caa iiriu ot twecn the finger and the thumb, placed in th wUer in which flowers are to be preserved, will keep them fresh and blooming for a fortnight. 1MTTSBI Kl.ll TIIATU. C.

3. P.iKTta, and lessee. T6I' Or Private o.lsi, Hme-e tickers. Circle I reoml Tw Pit -iV Gaileiy ilv. Private bvses.

C7Th- Sat meht Mr. limvril He will appear in hi sr--sl part Ol Sir n-KwEM it Ssrt sUAV. Uee. will he presrmed a Play, in 5 Act. caliird A NEW WAY IO PAY of.l 1KBTS, Mr.

ltootb. Marajf lMna WViitirn Mr. Trior. Msrre! Porter. Mdy Altwortk Mrs.

Madison- t'oittic 1'iis d- IViis. Miss Wallers and Mr. tioodwin. TeMii4 with POOR 1'IMjrtiUWV. v.

loor -Mr Dunn. finot: If ArKtnT mllls only. IVkot often at "I Cutiaia wiB rise at oVtork To Contractor. DKAI.FJ) fKllfHifiAU" will he reiived at the i.ifier ol the C-oulllv ComiuiiMoiM-rs uulii fj4.tm ol l4ih day of iVfml-r next, lor the followo-g wiirk.lo lie on th- puJilie irrouml at nrw I'tKirl ffoue. vi Takinr the ami esppntff elf the terrace wn'.

on Firih ire(, and ri-piarins iie wmr- on new per anl liueai- Aio, laiiinn liowti nd rtiaeinr tes. Takiii dowa liie prci-riit lfrat-e wail on Kuth slreet fiitil ruufii of wall, on i.raut mid slrctls as the miiy dltef t. Kxeavaims toumlalirtfi thrre fet Ibe preertl trade, per eobie srd tourHlKlioit of wlt below ihe fier ifli ol ii eutoc leeliwalis aUwe pve-luriil lo he cill work ol the asuc a pre.eiil wail, per perch of '5 l-uhu- li-r-t Ihe walls lo he ihtee feel, or ol such ihi-k- a tiie may dtirt-t Addniooni slrfw of em -ilmie at eafe-wsv. name a the present, per supefiieml hiot. Any uoderpiuoliia: Ihm may Iw- uecesi.ary lo t-e dou under the direction ihe Ail material nercsnsry lor Hie uhote work, lobe furiin-lied ihe roiiirarfcwr.

and lo f-e sjiprovd by eompeteni (erott Hiipooited hy ihe uiMlf ho4e wuperitiletHi uee ihe whole work in io twdone. lliihters ill alo state what uui lh-y will hHiiw tor uiati-rmi in present walls. Tlte work lo he eouurielu-ed in the etiuinf spring, at u. Inm- as Itie rditiiin-ioiii-rii may Uuuk praiii-iliie. No lud.

will he received lor any pofltoil other than the wii.de ol tin- woik r-o in lie done ARKS. 1 Tllillll 1.1'llllVd WM I1K.VSON, Con-atsMoxKa's Ufiitt, November 1-4-i. did NOTICK. liitU for he above work, for taking oil lite ruiiiitg And copmil autl r'-piucittt the atm, umi lakiitte tiowii antl iitr time, wilj be rectivrd. iwpHvaif frttiit uit iirk.

linitiv.f ill stuif Uow murb wr tutrlii isi for 'Ut, ami (r imti Ii ut rough Ur Wilt aiiow iiiuit-nul in jrcM-tt. JOSKf'lf MARKS. TMn.MAS lKKKIS. Kicitli, Pur 7 MOI.KSAI.K ANU KKI'Alia, thk Pkkiw Tea Tin- Kutiwritirr. tn rrturii-, irom Nv York, in now reffmnff a lrtj ftuftplv or KKKSi-l am) BLAl'K TKAS.

from Hit? Nw York IVtm Tea Com patty tfi''tr' witii grriil chiv for r-mi riU'. Our stork hiHir now havy. we rt trtparttl to nuppty tirorpr-. anil rintiif-t with suy tjtmntny, nttt. ut any prtre try iu' wih pat ketl ii i and 1 poutu pm ktnTf, 5 tt.

in ti and 13 lb. rally bo it, am! ih ih- Half 4hrii. Hv'iuil rs art inviltl lo wf can ami will writ 'fVa ai lower prnrs than any other liou in Titishuru ii. (iir stock of fin' YiMjrur HvntT. fiut.powdrr.

anl Imperial an! Ooiotij; Black 1as, are ihe ltct ihr Amrnrmi leovr-rtiiii ioiiltl rhntl T-f, Crumbed anil rtiivrr iit nl rriati. or hy ihe barret. rolKKl MiK-hn, (Mtt iov, Juva. I.aioyni. LoiiMtiy ami Kio Ctif.

rl-fipl by Ihe tnoxt espr-riciirr'it Coitce Brokrr in Mtw York. Sweet Sfuel 4-horoltT. Curumbers mid Onion. Freit prarns, put Hp in their own jmcr. Ma-lu? Ii fto.

jkj t-Alt lr. O. Jatfm's Family Metiirinr firr tale. Jpfii'dAw A. JAVXKS.

iircat Itarcntu Comer. KMtTHFlKI.D AD HFTU STRKETS, llTTiBL'MtiH, Pa J. I tlie iiujwI popular of all HOO ami MIOK Ks- uibitslmieut in the Wrst, This place has timed reputaiion by its proprietor keen, our the verv best Hims and Shoes, which are made expresjdv loonier for this market, and be is not saliihed only by keepiitjthe best as(orled stock, of liOOTS and in tiic Vessern eountrv, but he ts enabled and determined to sell his (K)Oi)S lower than any oiher house, possibly can. he cares not what facilities iltey boast of having for otfering: reat inducements lo the public. It is impossible to sU forth all ihe advantages and faeiliiic in an advertisement, thai the Great Bargain Corner has over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles at from IU to 5 per cent, lower than any other store in the city.

The wav to test the matter is for all who intend purrha-ine MOTS and SllOKit to call at UATKS" KAK(Al. HiNKK. examine the slock and prices, and all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corner, Smith-fifUL and Fifth streets, ts the place lor Uie public, one and alb to arel good Boots and Shoes cheap, for deci) J. HATES. AT AUCTION.

Thfs "day, Saturday. Ore. at 2i o'clock, will be sold in front of McKeima's Auction Room. No. 114 Wood slreet, three doors from Fifth, an KX.CKI.LKNT BL'(iV.

handsomely mounted and made to order. JAMF.S McKENNA, dec! Auctioneer. A. MASON Arf. tut Market street, have just received another invoice of iLAIO I.ONG and SijUARK SHAAVLS, bought 25 percent, less than any previous lot received bv us this season.

Our stock of is now the tartest in the City, and purchasers are assured that our prices, from this date, will be 25 per cent, less than at any former time, decl 1 AKS ARMISTKONG. SAMLElj CROKB. VU.Mf-THO.Mi UKU.r.K, I trmmttsion Mtrcnanix, No. 22 Market slreet, Piltsliurgh, will attend promptly to ihe sale of every description of Western l'roduee. and other artieles entrusted to their eare.

Kefke to Haiina, Hiissey firolinm A Lisbon, O.i Merehanu generally, Vellville, Rhodes A Ugleby. Bridgeport, A. O. Kiehnrd-on Cincinnati; F. Howard.

Louisville, Kv fiuile 4 Dorwort. Louis: H- Steulien-vi'ile. decS.y 0r the Ail Reported for the COKCiRE8BIOHtKVjrg. WasnntaToir, December 8, 1848. Both Houses adjourned to-day till Monday, out of I respect to Senator Dixon H.

Lewis, deceased. Deaths from Cholera. New York, Dec. 8, 1843. There were four deaths to-day, in Platen Island Hospital, from Cholera.

Ohio Legislature. Columbus, Dec. 86 f. at. Sekate.

This morning, John R. elected Clerk oa the 121st ballot he receiving ante u.avA iu 1 of Ann, wunoui success. House No progress has yet been made. The ultimatum ol the Whigs and Free Soilers was milted lo the Democrats this morning. 1 It is signed eight Free Soilers, including Townsend and Van Doren, and has been agreed to by the Whigs, thai conlestors from Hamilton be excluded until the House organise, and their case settled ao business be done until this ia done, except meeting the Senate for the purpose of inaugurating Ihe Governor; Mr.

Leiter, the Democratic Chairman, pronounced Resolutions out of order, Mr. Vagh, Whig, ap pealing. The President was sustained." Mr. Pen nington, Whig, offered a Resolution that the Whigs aie ready lo receive any proposition at any time, which was carried. The House then adjourned till to.

marrow. BALTIMORE MARKET. Baltimore, Dec. 8 6 p.m. Flour The sales to-day have been moderate, comprising only 400 bbis.

ot Howard atreet at S71 per a decline. t.rain Ihe sales ol Wheat include Prime White ot 1108l lfic. per bushel. Sales of Prime Yellow at 10 106c. per bushel.

Bacon Sales of Sides at 3'c. Sales of Shoul ders at Sic- Sales of common Hams at 7c. Sales of sugar cured Hams at 8c. -Hogs Sale at Groceries The market is quiet, and prices are unchanged. 1 There is no change in other articles usually rt po.ted.

PHILADKLPH1A MARKET. Philxdei pun, Dec. 8 6 p. The market to-day was stagnant. There was no sales of Flour made tolay.

Grain The market it in a very unsettled state, aad prices cannot be correctio given. NEW YORK MARKET New Voas, Dec. 8 6 p.m. Flour The market is stagnant, and prices are a shade lower. We note sales of 2000 bbls.

al per a decline. Grain Sales of Rye at to the extent 2000 bn The sales of Lorn include Prime Yellow at 701 Sales of Prime White at 63c. 'per bu. a)ea of Mixed at 65c. Sales of 10,000 bushels New South ern at bCabzc.

bushel. Provisions The tales or Pork to-usr were small. We note sale of ICO bbls. of Mess at" 12,44 per bbl. Sales of Prime at 9,12 per bbl.

I hear of nothing doing in Bacon to-day. Cotton be sales to-day comprise 200 bales at 66rS, per ft. Whiskey The market is dull at 74J. Corn Meal is dull at 33 per bbl. Rye Flour is selling at 3,1263,25 per bbl.

AlCTIOS SALES BV JOHN 1. DAVIS. A L'CTluNEKR, South -East corner of Wood and Fifth streets. SP I EN DJ EW Fl RN ITU RE AT A UCTTOX On Moadav Dec. 11th, at 10 o'clock, at the fur- miure ware room of Mftrs.

R. S. and V. M. Hanuaford, in Fifih street, next door to the Exchange llauk of Pttt- burtih, will be sold, without reserve, their entire stock of new and fushionabie houehoid Fu nature, -which has been well made and finished iu style to suit cutomerfs amotiij which will be ibuitd tiir following: Splendid ma- noaity frame spnnr seat oivans; manoeaiiy centre tables; do.

card tablet; do. vide tables: caerrv dtHtu and breossfam tables; do. eard tables; hitfh and low work and wash stands; fancy aud common chairs mahogany rt-stngr buieaus; eotiinion mahogany book cae, Terms at sale. Oec JWM II. UA IS, AUCT.

1F.REMProRY MAl.EOFUAaMACiEU URV jK)0H At the Canal Warehouse of Messrs. John RPFad- eii Co Penn street will be sold, without reserve, by order of usiderwritcrs. on Tueday morning'. December at 10 clock, 4.1 Pac fc atres Maple Dry (ioodta, which have been slfeihtly damaged br the sinking of a boat in the Pennsylvania Canal, consistiiur of Su per Une CltbT CnK.njere. ISaiuuetis.

Alpaca. Cambrics. Calicoes. Pruits. (it Delatns.

2wiss, Jaconet. Book nnd Cambric Muslins, Irish Jainens. Shawls and Handkerchiefs of various descriptions. Blenched and Brown Muslins. White.

Yellow and iearlei Flannels. Canton Flannels. Checks, birunirs, Sheetinir. Drillintrs. love.

Hosiery. Susteiiders, Scwine Silk. Threads. fce. oods wilt be open for ex aim nation on 11th inst.

iSaie poMtuve, and will be continued unul all theOoodtv are sold. Terms AH uins nnder 100. cash currency, from IPKtO to S'Jt0. 60 davs credii. and on all sums over $'AHK a credit of 1H day will be given for approved andendorsed noies.

UerS JOllA It. UAV1. Auctioneer. I ARt-E AND SKASONAUUE DRY On .1 Monday moTiiuitf, December 11th, at lu o'clock. the Commercial 5ales Room, corner of Wood and Fit.h treet, will be sold, a larre and general assortment of i aney aaa Staple lrv tooos.

emoracmr dresa silks. satut and mantua ribtiands. black satin and fancy vest ing. figured and plain twists ts, book and cambric tnuslms. super, rich style prints.

French, FigUsh and merican uighams. de lames, merinos, alpacas, cash' m. rtm shirtms. sheeting-. Irish linens, dainask linen table cloths.

Unen cambric pocket sliawU and hdkfs. of various uescripuons. loves, noisfery, tickings, superfine cloths, pilot cloths, si me res. saltinerts. jean.

tweedst tlaiiiiels. blankets, while and assorted colored inreaa, sewinir silk. puts, ueeates. buuons, tape, shoe laeings kc At 2 o'cluek Groceries. Queens ware.

Furniture, Ac. Household furniture, labia cutlery, eookinr stores kc. Al o'clock A qiiautiiy of ready-wade clothmir. boots ami stioes. bn hats, caps, sbot guns, rtnes.

pistols, goiu and silver watches, sadnary. one table and pocket cur lery. hardware, musical instruments, fauev poods. ite. dec JOHN D.

I ARfiR SAl7F. OF VALlTABI-K B(KKS On Sat 1 a urdav evenitiL'. December Vib. nt o'elock. at lite Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood aud Fifth wilt be sold, without reserve, a large collection of valuable Miscellaneous Works in the various departneiiis o4 literature and seieuce splendid anauats nt hne iUu.

trated bouks in rich binding tor holiday presents htmily aud piM-ket bibles. in great variety; a quantity ol novel, romance and cheup publications, blank books, leiter aud cap anting paper writing paper, (metallic pens, quills. waters, Slv. deer Auctioneer. IAKI.r.

SALK 1)F DkV HMDS. On Monday next a December 10th, at 10 o'elock in the forenoon, will b1 sold at Mckeuna A net ion Rooms. No. 114 Wood street, thrtfe doors troiu Filth, a large lot of DRY OOoDS. of every description; and Sr clock t.

vii Solas Bureaus, Bedsteads, kc. Al early aas light ame evening, and every evening during the week, a lot oi I wi tor vhristiiins ami ew learsgitts. 1 A KF.XNA, Auel A Card. riX) THE F.NTF.RPRISINO A rare chance is now I presented tor the safe investment in a business eu ttrety new; oue adapted to ihe man of limited, as well as to the man of extensive resources yielding a profit from capital aud enterprise beyond any operation of the day. It is the complete monopoly of a staple article, absolutely neeessary and essential to everv family, as well as indispensable to the mechanic, arlizan ud professional man To capitalists, an opportunity otters ilsel.

for a lucrative employment of either targe or small sums, bringing immediate and highly satisfactory returns- nose ot emitarking iu a pieusani. genieei ui-ness, are invited, with others, to call at theotbee of the undtrsimied, examine the article, and torin their own judgment, irom the facts presented. tl Ornce Exchange Buildings, St. Clair slreel, uextdoor to Esquire Johns' office. COLVER MYERS TEW JKWW.RV.-I dost.

Oold Pat. Irfver Watches. Uea-lid. Silver Also, a complete assortment ol other Jewelry, at dec5 JilNgKV ,87 Markei rrXVKr KIBHO.NS. yu pc.

col Velvet Rililioii, assorted color. 30 pes. Hlai-k Velvet Ribbon. Kinbroidery Gimp. 10 l'lain fiimp.e.

Jasi received al dee5 ZhfULON KIXsiBV'S, 67 iMarkel st, 1 RON FOlJXiYK f'OR SALE A small Iron Foundry, J. with Patterns. Tools.c., all ready for operation, will be sold on accommodating terms, or exchanged tor iron orgoods. This orters an excellent opportamty to a young man to commence the Iron Foundry business Knquire of SCAlFF.it ATKINSON, decS 1 1st, near Wood street. A Card.

C1ENTLE.WEN about lo provide themselves with Ci.oTUtxo ibr the coming season, are respectfully invited (before purchasing- elsewhere) examine the stock of McGt'IRE, Tailor, Third street, near Wood. S.I Charles Buildings. ILIironK-ieoriyj fpOBKSOLlJ Three burying lots in ihe Ml. Liuon Cemetry, elegantly situated. Apply to WM.

DAVIDSON, oct7 4th Ward. Alleglieny. PPRKNTlCrSWAXfKDriftee lads from 14 to IS years of age, to leara the Slock inn manafaetnririg business. Apply sit H. DALY'S Store, on Fifth slreet, or at his Factory in Lawrencevilie.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY Mrs. S. Bass, Fourth street, near Wood, would inform tbe Ladle al' I'lltsbursh and vicnulv. that she will open ou Tuesday, the 24th an exlf ulve assortment of Faff aud Winter Millinery. ectSO niJ Post.

cliue, ment Goods so. the Al fi-o'efork. fifltK.it, a number tf i S-T 3 mwt fsttstinfttlshcdi: tititcnsy went aooaru nr. Brjowsraeket, AthmHc, wftlLSkview to ascend river til! a meeting with the Bailie, on board of which boat it was presumed Gen. Worth was.

were, by accident, in the company as noter events sad curiosities, were alone luriajj the trip. i S. 1 J. 1 xtn.A i.t seeiueu to oDjoy, ititmae.ves. ment were lavished freely by various men of learning and talent ft? I I It was at first tupposed thai? the Baltic would lie met at Dam No.

1 but fa this we were disappointed. The boat pushed ahead. the company haying delo- mined lo travel on to the head waters, if aced Opposite Braddock'a Fields, the fires of the Baltic were seen and very soon the report of a piece lof ordnance was heard. This was evidence that tlie General was on board; and was the signal fur Vl' bands to make ready to resbip. The two stexmars approached each other cautiously, and were soon lashed together.

Gen. Worth appeared upon the boiler deck of the Baltic, in compuiy with two or three Pituburghers, who happened to meet him at Brownsville. Ataooa as he was discovered, the passengers and crews of both boa's raised a Judge Wilkins welcomed the General in a brief but jverj appropriate Speech which was replied to in becoming language. Gen. Worth was not prepared for such a reception the uieetiug seemed to be Col.

Black look hint around and introduced him to the Pitts-burghers. 'They afterward retired to the cabin, where the time, until the landirff at the wharf, was soeut in a most airreeable conversation. The Gen. and suile took lodgings at th Monongaheia House, Last evening, an immense number of people called upon him; the House was surrounded with an enthusiastic multitude, who wished to catch a glimpse at the reaowoed soldier. Gen.

W. is a tine looking mas possessing siagu tarty pleasing manners snd address, and evhibita none of that afTectalion which characterizes so many military men. 4 We suggest that those who wh to are a lair spe cimen of ao Aineneaw soldier should call on Gen. Worth, this morning, at' the Monongahela House. Mavor's ifue- Friday Marnfng.

A healthy looking young man, who has earned lus bread by begging, was taken in by the Captain, uudi-r certain circumstances. He had money to pay as all heggrirs have money. A dislinguUbcit Temperance Lecturer was in for being dtttsk. This may sound slungelv, but it is true; We believe he was sincere in hit crusade up- ot Whiskey hut his passion for strong drtak over- come him, after the Wssbingtoaiaa ff-ver had sub-; sided. Should the Temperance folks again succeed is enlisting public attention, he iU be one of the agitatnro, Bad ao-daubt do good.

But at prreat, his case is rutber hopeless. In default of payment of tine, lie was sent up for twenty-four hours. The next case forJavestigatioa, was the doings of about naif a dozen, who had been taken from a sort of tapis-Craac irgin alley. was anions theni, and eppeared ith a bloody face. He rharged sliatoflker Mitchell b3 iaulted him Where it your warrant il I.

Here it said he? and with that he struck rite here" putting his t-and soon the sure place. officer denied any such act- A lawyer apjmred lor litis esse, sad managed it with considerable adroitness, A witness was called, for the purpose of proving tint the keepec of tha lisasa was aetiag the part of a peacemaker. He did not seem to be (said the witness a I saw bisa two oilier Criiow weredowa, and he oa the top sf them, dasag what he could Tli lawyey os after this wiitidrsw. The princi-. pal witness against (he house, was a very respectable colored woman who said that, last Bight there was a terrible fuss there: turn yelled weaien screamed bottles were broken; tables apart rhsmr-dtvheti araund and SMSitsJ generatly seemed lo etist.

The house, from Ihe tctiony of the watchmen, has given considerable of trouble and annoyance to the neighborhood for some time. Of thesis persons arrested, some appeared to be inns-eeiitlji grern, and were discharged, with only slight fines the old fellow biiun-Il, paid four dollar sad costs, and was discharged. Cotar Juy, ire.s. Before Judge Hepburn. Tbe jury ia the ease of Kenj.

tij4, Xaml. Hill, came into Court, and staled that it srsa impossible lo sgree. They slooJ eight lo four. Tut v.cre discharged. Dunbar rs.

McDoaaUl. This was an action of rjeclroent, tried yeslerday in ihe District Court, to determine the right of possession tu a strip of laud in Vi'ilkuis tuwasinp. I he plaintiff gate ia evidence patent from the Commonwealth to himself, and culled Mi pl.en Dunbar, Moe Dunbar, Win, McKtnney, and Reuben Booth, to prove lh.it deadant had teaeit the premise from tha plaiiitifT, and had afterwards disclaimed his lease and lie also gave in evidence a ermtied copy of a deed of the property I'roui John FriUhman to Ihe defendant. The defendaat called Kredenrh Karns to prove the terms of his lease. The Court intimated that as the ease wa a psrol lease for four years, and as tlie statute of frauds aad perjuries" made all estates erealej by parol merely for a longer liiuc Oiaa three year estates al will only, that no nonce was necessary to be given to the tenant.

Tbe pljintifi" did not msist oa Ihe disclaimer. The Court charged the according to their in-ttiiiution and the Jury returned a verdict for Ihe pliiintilf. Mr. Tho. Wiiliams anrl R.

Wooda were concerned for the plaintiff, and R. II. Hawkins lor ihe defendant. We believe the defendant intends moving the Court for a new trial, when the effect that nil-provement have on parol lease imy be determined. tlT" The editor of the Wellsvillc Ps triot visited Pittsburgh a few days ago, and after bis return, wrote a notice of his Irip.

He tells us aJioiil what he saw. Alter noticing Smith Sinclair Wholesale Grocery, he proceeds to call attention to a new establishment, winch is lately been started in Market street, between Front and Water: There are Asmstono Cnozrca, commission and forwarding merchants, No. 22, Market atreet. The gentlemen composing this firm, but a tew months ago, were citizens of Wellsville and are now ia the daily receipt of hundreds and tliouexndg of pounds of pork and other produce, from this nfOhto; and judging from appearances, their business is second to none in the city. As business men they are too well known in this community f) need even a complimentary remark from us; sutnc it to say, however, that those who entrust them will, the sale of produce, may confidently rely upon the very best results." sVjT The attention of our lady readers is called to the card of Mrs.

Doff, which is published iu this morning's Post. Shu has made complete arrangements with an agent in New York, and is thus enabled to compete with the trade of our city, successfully. Her order work is gotten op in the very best style. Her employees, are tho most skillful that the city affords. The ladies of this city are invited to call and see her stock.

SST We invite the attention of clothiers and dry goods dealers to the extensive sale advertised to take place, by John D. Davis, Auctioneer, at Mc Fadden's Warehouse, on Tuesday morning, 12th inst. The goods are now open for examination, and each piece so numbered as to enable every person to kmae their selection, previous to sale. This is the birth day of Franklin and the Printers of this city have made no arrangements for celebrating it. Not so io Clevaland for there is a supper be to served up at -the New England House, this evening.

4 kind nice. Wk the is ing, pledge, and becomes an ultra yes, worse than an I nltra a British Whig." We commend these extracts to the especial at- tention of our ultra whig" neighbor of the Ga- -sette. One thing is now evident: Gen. Taylor will have trouble enough before he is in Washington city many months. His administration, we sincerely believe, will be a perfect failure.

Whatever course he adopts, be will disappoint a large portion of his supporters. If he comes out an "ultra whig" a High Tariff, National Bank, Internal Improvement Whig and selects the National Intelligencer as his organ, he will certainly, as the Mirror says, be damned beyond REDEMPTION On the contrary, if be attempts to break down party, and appoint Democrats, as well as Whigs, to office, he will have more curses and maledictions showered upon his head, than ever John Tyler endured Either way he turns, he wilt encounter rocks and breakers. Scylla and Charybdis will stare him in the face, whichever course he may steer. This Government can never be successfully administered, unless upon the pure and honest principles of the Democratic Party. History and experience prove me trrjto oi this assertion.

M'Clellaad'a Visit to Wllmst. The Hon. David Wilrnot has published a card ove his own signature, in the last Bradford Reporter, in which, he denies, most emphatically, that the visit of the Hon. Robert M'Cleilaod, of Michigan, to Bradford, hefnre the late Presidential election, had any thin dishonorable connected with it. Mr.

Wil rnot says He saiJ nothing in any interview he had with me, which any friend might not with propriety say to soother, and to which an honorable man might not listen without havingause for offence. I know Mr. M'Clelland intimately and well. He is an honorable, high-minded man; one who would resort to nothing improper, for the advancement of himself, or to scu-c the election to the Presidency of his distinguished friend." It is a little strange, that this statement or Mr. Wilrnot has been kept back so long.

Indiana Oltte I al. The official vote of Indiana, for President, foots up as follows. We shall publish the returns by counties, hereafter For Cass. For Taylor For Vaa Buren. Caaaoier ..74,694 ..70, 159 8,642 4,835 i.