c;:~_F:....k il- :_~~" !`. tz`L`.l • .: - ax-ri '"-" ~+:ac..c . ~.+k'kff :.: 3L;; abc aft itiorning JOHN BIGLER, EDITOR PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1846 t ar v B PALMER, Agent for country newepet perm, is the Agent for the Pittsburgh Doily Morning Post., and Weekly Mercury and Manufacturer, to receive sishrottisecoonts and subscription& lie bits offices New Yoaa. at the Coal 0f50e,30 Ann street, (ad joining am Tribune Office.) BosTort, No. 12, State street. NIMADELPHIA, Real Estate and Coal Office, 5 4 3 Pine street. B•LTIlloRt, S corner Baltimore and Calvert Et g, *titre our !layer can be seen, and terms of advorti 'log learned. THE RAIL ROAD IV° learn from Harrisburg!, that the opponents of the "rigla ,of way" are making the most desperate efforts to defeat the bill now pending before the Legis. lature. The members are surrounded by "borers' , from the city of Philadelphia, who, in order to carry their point, do not hesitate to make the most absurd or errnneoos statements. It is important that imme. diets steps should ho token to COWlterliCt the influ ences now at work at Haiti-burgh to deieat not only our interests, but the interests of the state. We think it would be well fur the merchants of this city to hold a meetine,. and by resolutions and address, point ont to Philadelphians the consequence that must and will result ft orti the defeat of the Rail Road bill. After the above was put in type, we received the .'Richmond Enquirer." The editor in referring to the internal improvement measures of Virgioia, says: We hope soon to be able to take by dm: hand in cordial fellowship, the Representatives of the North- West, and to congratulate them also. They ask nut a dollar front the Treasury. but the mere privilege of improving their own condition in their own way.— Shall it be denied to them? Now they can get the money. If the oppottunity be rim-mimed to pass, and the funds now within their reach he expended in Penn sylvania, they will netet be able to make the road—at least within 50 . or 100 years, perhaps—unless they get it from the State Treasury. if they be refused now, when they can help themselves, will they not hereaf ter ask that the work be done by the aid of the State Treasury? But we hope that no. such defeat awaits them, and that we shall, as heretofore anticitnited. be able to Oita to this session as most signalized of all in the annals of sound and salutary State improve ment." It will be seen from the above that the people of Virginia are awake to the importance of granting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad right of way to some point west of Pennsyluania, and we doubt not, the Legiolature of that State will pass a bill before ad- journing, granting them permilsion to construct are road to wait!, point an the Ohio within the Siete of Ererytrne friend of the prosperity of our belov•al Commonwealth is now loudly railed upon for exertion to pave the State from the ruin which will certainly -follow should the narrow and nrlfish pulley of the Philadelphians prevail at ilarrisburgh. ST. MenTsTotvm—Wo appeal a notice of a new town far in the wilds cf our State, of which we never board until now. Every thing is proposed on • great scale, and we hope the enterprise will be floc. cessful. To describing it the last Clinton Democrat say., that something mnre than a year since two very wealthy Catholics of Baltimore, !Messrs. Benzinger and Esisbach, purchased in tho adjoin: county of Eik, some seventy two thousand acres of land, with the design of establishing thereon a Catholic colony.— Near the centre of these lands, they have laid out, in the shape of an octagon, St. Marystown, which is ten miles in circumference, and covers five thousand acres. From its eight angles converge as many areets tow ards a circular market plane, which is a mile in cir cumferenccr. Tts location itt at the confidence of F.9r. and Silver erotica, which afford geed water vow er, and already they bare in operation a flouring mill, saw mils, and ere milling preparations for a furnace. rolling mill, &c., being well supplied with the row material necer spry for the successful car rying on of the same. We learn, also, that they are about to commence the build ing of a church, which will exceed in size any super structure of the kind in the United States. These eob onus, which camber at present about a hundred and fifty families, are all represented as being above want, and many of them in affluent circoms ann.'s. MONONGICHEGA SL/Ct{WATER.--Tbif splendid irn roovement End popular thoroughfare to the F.ast is now open for the season, and in the very finest navi gable orcler—Nalendid double engine passenger Pack et* will arrive and depart daily—the travelling public may fully rely upon our statement; any repona of Il ya] routes below, to the contrary nothwitlustauding ,'come one, coma all." Maim ScorATE.—The governor and council have counted the vote*, and find 23 senators elected, and I t vacancies. Lincoln, Somerset, Franklin P iscata finis made no choice, and Cumherinod chose but one. The legislature of Indiana have passed a law which virtually abolishes capital punishment. The jury are authorized to any in their verdict whether the oTen• dere shall suffer death or be insplisoned for life. pr A late number of Galignani's (Paris) Messen ger says: "Mr W H Polk, brother to the President of the United States, is at this moment in Paris:— He will remain some time awaiting despatches 'ltem Washington, and will thee rreoecd to Rama and Na ples, whore he will act Envoy Ealtoardinary from the Union, in order to net as ratilicatioo of a treaty of commerce and amity, recently concluded between his Government and the Kingdom of the Two Sid lies. BAYIR ROBSCRY.—We learn in Wall street, srays the New York Herald of the 28th ult. that informa tien has just been received, that a teller of the bank of Stiffish North America, in Montreal, has abscon ded with WOO or 0000 in balk bills and gold, and it id supposed that he took passage in the packet ship Qioen of the West, which sailed on Monday for Liverpool. Luse or MAIL STEARF.R9.—We enders and, says the Washington Union, that the bids for the various routes are closed, and that the department is engaged in summing up the various propositioes. Bids have bean made for Bremen, Antwerp, Havre and even Marseilles. The Postmaster General will scarcely be able to announce his selection of the route before the let of February. brThere is a very interesting scramble at Wash • Snoop for copies of Lisut Fremont's MIT* and Re. port. ' If soy member should he so fortunate as to get more copies than ho wont', we would thank him so pond some this way. eOTTOIf MILLS AT RuC4lksT.Ca.—Two mills Ere now banditti that will•bohi 44, 000 spindles end em play 6000 operatiaec they are both owned by Seth C' Jones, esq., of Rochester. farloihrmation has been received at Chicago that the British government is building 7 war steamerithii winter at Penianguishlue, on Lake Baron, and there is a good deal of excitement about portion the wen ern lakes. Total value of articles imported from the United States to Liverpool in the first six months of 1843 In U. S. ships £4,813,788 151 iu British ships £2,976,162 IBs Ild. Tic Catholic Bishop of N Y.—Bishop tine.* of New York, %vas in Dublin on the 21):11 ultimo. ,7 , 0.W'3 , I S .4 1 4 aP At 'ft- i 1 ' - !!!=I3EM Corrospandon.no °Vibe 'Morning Post.' HABRIIBURGH, Jan. 27th, 1846. Dour Sir: Nothing otimpertance trrapirad !tither branch of the Legislature to-day, The bill granting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad right of way to Pittsburglr.did not come up in the Senate a; was expected. The Senate, howevet, adopted a rule that bills on second reading shall be ilispo.ed of before any others could bo Introduced;—this being the ease it is confidently expected the “Right of Way" bill will be reached tomorrow in its regulur order. In the House, the presentation of petith n remon. strances, &c. necupied most of the day. The members from Philadelphia presented several in favor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany tertninatingtheir road at Pittsburgh, ul.,osundry remonstrances against the ammo. At 12 o'clock the TeritT rrsol.itittrut worn culled up in the 110II,C, Mr Gray in the chair. Mr Nlagehen being entitled to the 114 or spoke till the hoot of ad• Jo µrmaent. "Col BIGLER, of the State Senate, presented to that body on Wednesday, a bill to provide fur the pay' I ment of the State Debt, which contains pnrc i dons for the collection of • tax upon lineal and an tithlitienel tax upon collateral inheritencea. It requi r es the I State Treasurer immediately after the pa-ntage of the law, to ascertain the entire value of the whole assess this property es revised, equalised, and esteblisbed by tha Board of Revenue Cummissioners, and to I,+C.`C ta in the amount of per ermine, which the satire state debt. including the relief notes, yet in circulation, will be upon the whole amount of the tastable p reper. ty of the State, and to transmit the Treasurers of the I several counties o statement ofthe pet ventage, whose 'duty it shall be to give public notice in their proper counties, and the owners of real estate ran have the upper unity of paying in full the proportion of the State Debt that properly attache, itself to their reel estate; and the County Treasurers are utehetizrd to receive in payment fur the same, gold and si , cur tificates of Stat.• debt, dce, and if paid within three years, en abatement of 15 per cent. noel receive an exoneration fur eves from the payment of any tax in part of the existing Sete ticht " \Ve obtain ft,,nl sm.oig the pr ,ceedi e of Colin eil3 the. oriFiroll I,ltor of Nle,,ra Ctaft ilakeweil proposing thr preptithitort oro mit,t of dot dry—city Dittttict, &c., %shirt] a; wit !lute al(Ind) deem an important wort; to RetvaiLlege. of the city, and that it will be the duty of ever) riti zen to furnish materisls and to make the rain', they intend it to be, a full and perfect • Picture of l'iltsburgh." To the Selcel and Convoon CoLyttls of the Gitt (4:N71.1 . '93.75t — 1 ht`,ll ; ' , ...rWerelt o rind efl nu accurate ar11.11 • 111-/IA .\1.1;) eal PtTT7 t ral'irati, inriuding tLr Dzstriet, addl.••rror titian* ai far Mei bt • aurrprrea and furnished in' the be -t ai triodorit Such a N II Inuch turd l iii the ativ..rti.erurnt abroad of the onturd and artificial nd vantagei ert our favored peairi,m, acid u; con, rnand the pal Mallge ofyoar na avati tea luta or all our ciirsen.i. interested in prommins their ow ii and the common rit•litierti!, of our "Ir o n Cp.)." ‘Ve helve n 0... to re9uvia, ti, It t,nt gill pt.:, throuch yoige .resotolion within itisag the ve,..e.1, plane, Sr. of the City, in the p.,e.e.ion of tiny of public officers—to be ek,b:nit.te,2 to our ;ogres:L.l.m copies thereof tube token. ‘Ve avail our.dvel of thi, °erasion to ' , swat that any private diall•, ntoti.tir, &c. J:inv he neve del Vs such a work. may [nought to uyht, for th. purpose .1 - spread:rig them h lore dot oubi:c. liwwl viewd of the to, Envitunt, and pulAtc or private edlitres, mu) , be within 011, Very respeetfaily. &r. JAMES S CR r. 1. Stuarts 0;r1l'ell. Ni F 4 0.1 rt .tenet. WILLIAM 11AKE , A ELL. BA airs' see it stated in an Enziali papur, that 17.000 sick* of silo dust hie annually, in Lcr.dnn, for mulling iiiunt. A:s that. one toy mtnufaciurer has heeo know r, to purclinse three thousand wol lb of dull's eyes at kme time—that one :rod anit eleven pr•rS candy CM ph.yrsii in iI manufactory, it rrriking mixed daiike!,l—and, that 11.1 much timber Ai nuoukl v' r.'2insiiined in malting wooden horses fir chidden to ride upen as wouid be r•l4 miird in a first tore Ship of war. Thii doing ts ;at :s1:1Y1S, thotigh it be fur &mail m4ll-r,. FRTNI rURT PlitNt2l , .- 11) the ortit,t.,r Repiblir, Car,. Scutt, 14 days from Port htl we learn that all wai tranquil rho Republic sail' ed. The w-te makmg preparation to at tack the Domn: , ar.A the 1,( of Fr,Lr wiry. CEP The number of umimgredultes in Harvard Univiraity is 279, s larger number than any true In t the precedilig . 22 years. The iiwgilagnie ht,nibur jot din last four years is greatai than (or any liar eainier tive years since the foundation of zustictitiou Among the ancient Humans there W.I. a law ' was kept inviolable, that no man make n pub lie feast, except he had provided fir all the poor in hi. neighborbreal. It would be a blessii.g if tt.ts law was in force among Ciariation.a. Lead Trade. —The Galena, Arivem9er •Cym were 793.000 pigs .if Ived shipped from that pitere last year, the weight of each pig averaging 70 pourid.ii. Pr'A correaprndent of the New York Stan, who signs himself an Israelite. says in reference to the ak legod change of the Jen. i.h Sabbath in Germany: "A few in Frankfort, anxious to nerommodate them. solves to the business facilities of SaroOny. have made the change, but riot tlor Jews in nil Germany. There is no human power a.loch curt change the laws and or dinances of God. nod every sen.rible and tr,.e christian will admit that Srotodly is the tzun SalJbatit of the Lord. end Sunday i. the Sob!oni t by adoionat—the Sabbath of the Christian Church." IRON Sretta Strike, WI ;hut the following passing remark oldie New Yor k Sun, in ref - suer/re to the better adoption of Iron stearnersfor our western rivers, is not unacithj of the notice of iliac ersgsged in the trade: Ao often no we rend an ureeind of IA ploljnibov snagged in the :11inoinnippi, and hilt the crew and pun. nengern drowned—en event tycnn,t-nr, inieurionco—in wonder why all the boats navigating flint giver are not of iron, for certain it i• that a snug in not a. likely to bieuk a hole through an iron no a wooden and if it did, the divisions of the iron boat would prevent her sinking. In eittebuigh they build iron boats ragout to any in the world, and an iron ntentner of light draft of water and powerful engines would noon pay for itself in the encouragement it would receive. A COLD BLooDLD MURDElt.—Johli Bannon, tin industrious mechanic, a sinner:utter in the employ of J Jones, was deliheraiely shot mid fatally wounded on Saturday, whilst coming out of a neighbor's house in Hansalaer street, in the south parr of the ci• ty, being miitakea fur unoth , 2r per.un.—Many An Vitt nJ Mond,r y , A (terrier pigeon, one of a pair spatched from this city to New Yorli nn Friday, the news by rho Iliberia, returned wk.:starting glare yeaterdny morning with its letter unopened, having failed to accomplish its mission. How fur it went. and whether it was so bewildered as to lose its eirect or was discouraged by the cold, are ofeourse questions which can not he an. word. We have no infornottion as to the success of its companion.—Bagon paper of Monday. Pure Duch,—"Mrs. Grimes, lend meTvour tub,"— "Can't do it; all the hoops are Mr; besides:l never had orie, because I wash in a barrel." That reminds is of the dutchman, t'l comes home, and 1 lints my wife w id e c i pen, ri nd to (nor fast asleepe. lima my neigh bor's•poonkina,proke into my hog patch. and picks up a brig, and I preaks it oper every rail's peek in the field, end they tun to der tuyful, as if to fence wed be. hint .+ K ~R,...n •.., w--.ter ... n n ~~~....x.aae~ . u u .~-^.a-n.~-Y~W~tiP..Gnf'gtk'7''R~i ~_+ S4J~roL~"r'o.G~ .4. Kicking al NotAing.—A shrewd farmer is Vermont Legislature declined answering the b of a Pember who wasceinarkable for oohing bat is frothy and pugnacicras impudenCe and self conniit, thus: "Mr. Speaker, I can't reply LOhat 'peed), for it always wrenches me terribly in kick at nothing." COMMERCIAL RECORD. PREPARED AND CORRECTED EVERY AFTERNOON PI ITSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. COMMITTER TOR TERRIaRT. N. B. Craig, W. Bttiker, Robert Wood. PORT OP PITTSBTIRGII 16 iIIET WATER IN THE CHANNEL ARRIVED. Palestine, Cincinnati. DEPARTED. Circassian, Bennett, Ci ncin nnti; Cleveland, Calhoun, Wellsville. LVrhose marked thte. • are provided with (vane' Safety Guard, a prevention for the explosionufboilers. IMPORTS EV RIVER. ittellsvillc—Pr str Harlem, 802 pieces bulk pork, 1 bbl butter, Irwine & Martin; 4 sacks race, 1955 pieces bulk pork, 1 bbl and 34 kegs, lard and butter, Church & Caruthers; 700 hoop poles, James Dulcet!. Braver—pr str Michigan. 70 bales yarn, 11 do bat ting, M. B. llher; 8 bbl 4 butter, Williams& Dilworth, Office of the Pittsburgh "Morning Post." Nlondoy morning Febi Lamy 2nd 1396. The Riser front Friday last, until Sunday morning, rose about 10 feet. It then commenced fulling again, and up to a late hour last evening, had receded a bout E inches, making 16 feet water in the channel end still falling slowly. The ice having given away shove on Saitirilny morning, it EOPIlli to be entire!) out of tlte Morieng ale la; large quantinscis urei running u t ;sines roil of the Allegheny. iho Citcusatau left )eseor,lt . .. morning for Cinottmati. Thu 13russ nisi; lc Packets will CUM fra4.llCe aperalnort4 Nunn, which will give a new impulse to business in tho way of stripping birth East and West. The weather became cot:dru m. Saturday aft, 'noon, and we had quite a snow corm, and at night (trice quite hat d. The streets and roads are very m uddy, tn,t the fieezo of last night indicator tan I,l,Frovetitent in tilt pat ticutar for the F/..1 Ttio tranotvtiong in flrmr are yen , linlitc,? \utlur ding h~•coml 11 re:ell tvay, and supplying the immediate wttnts tot . the 7,ity consumption, It is lently on Ow tlee:ton Ulteratoni do not seem ittettned tc buy nt present prirest end M the present bt Lite ul things a 111 .At I.One n doWfiN . ,,l Lot. c—Hu:.:ero Sr , film et 8i for lint. W. notice ly at this figuiv itt.,l Sugar—: , b!'.l, on Set! tilt:, at Si c IC.• q oat, 31 , 4 32 it, ilc ,ai the mariu•t to ; a, 6 n,.!h,g doing woo hy ,f ;• c!,..;;lr;g. thy .1;•rn Itl , l nod 1.1 icra urieotth.l. Th.! Crwrittufis hat the hu:W.: A hove trilitattintt4 i91‘,.-inggrout,J. "fix war 'Let 16 it, 'Duct, derruved slate FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS AT NEV YORK. P au Prtnce—Brig Ropublic --`25 twis logwood nr.ci Ferri4. 16G 14t7,4 coif,. Learrn-et ;U'l Jo Cuinercn rind Bred; '240 c!., II E Muting 200 d,. Thomas Alereau; 50 du fI II *l:rff , ll,, :11,1 co; I,S !o G lbovtrut; 154 . 2 Sl,7 , lding end Fertic 7 c,kft tag. L 1,14 llttnly 1 pr,utin7. presa to Stteiding and ('rirdrnni—srizr Convert-20C I lids 2'd iItINS F' li "1 Ii 1 bid tiro rges G 'knee_ f.prio?.rs 2 libla n. , ia•lcs I bug CiATTC CITY PRICES CURRZNT. FEB. 2 13=1 Mffi=ll=lM DI:•• 100 ;!, . C”rn • (i,uln-11 p 1;,,h • C.nr • • Oil —Li ,p•reel, t) Jiiskey---P • . , t ,, lth Sa )11,!. - • - - ('lover. Lint—N.ll F.) tb. . (uv. of ) if,,,,n—prr ;b. 0-fele—pet lb VR. - !littler—Keg nerd R.)11 per lb NEW COUNTERFEITS' Trrnr , , 131 , aing 7're.nlon. N. vign.lte an rag!.l on n rn , k: . 0 I b.' night is a infer 'ail, anti on the lit a locomotive. Al. chr , rent irnm Ow genuine. 10'. spori viene Ire, Miner vu, shirt in lull Eilrated by Harris & Sealy, New York. Tompki.,s Couty'y Bank. rihnra N. }•. 2'. The name,. of the officer, are •Nritten wilh lion ink. En• graving heinvy. hui gencial nrilicar awe good. Irani: of itlpliletow4. Middletown, l'o. s's, letter A; others H; in the genuine the curl of the '.M." In Al..itileteten two-lir{ hhe margirril line; in the counter. t: it it is one eight of on inch :torn it. Orange bank, Oranfs NJ.—;'. Alercory, reclining. Suitor tit hi. Nide. New Englan I Co., tiostun Engravers. Unlike thu true i',into:ter hack. Lanenster, Pa.-10's spurious NlLnerva think & Seuty.ongravers. 13,thk of Comorerct , Ali/a dc/p/qa, I'a.-s's, 10's I 4 26'4, spuri,Js. May bn d”tectud tl,o words, 'lt( ni EAtu , s. pledged nod pridou• property holden,' in a rilrle hetwt•en of iren+' atlfla,i, dLich ale nut al, I he tab. IC , nsinginn Anne, Philare.'phia; Pa. Ail signed ..on. Ca 4 hi , r; nrr Spurious. The Sphritn. Towanda Relitl Notes are, those eignett .1. G. 13 , Jvtl, ('lark, or T. I),er. Cluck, Ly or der al the Boerd of Ditseturs And ft-rc,u,thily tlototi of the sport". i.uir. ow found to by, nlrr•rrd to El. kVtirri, (OM \V. Boyd, Clerk, slut thur painted or: upon the toolospe,ting, for cerIUOIO. %%ArN,ll.l) TIVO furnished chart-diens nod a parlor (rontrah) with or witilfait brchild.l4, for two gAtillornen.— A'Llieis through l'o.kt Office, S. %V. Refervnceit chrm2ed if riecti,,ary. dett:2-2t B BLS prime Lard, just received end C.r dale by JAMES M AY. Removal II ENRY 111 r, ny, Dealer in China, (nest and Qoenswere, has removed to No 125 Wood, be tween Fifth turret and Virgin Alley, three fiance from the corner of Firth. ffit whirl plat, Ito tei ,po c i f u lly i n . cites the attention of his ft lends and rho ptiltlie getter• ally to his attortment goals in•the above line. which loi feels confident will give suti4faction en to prices ,tini quality. feb2 O c-P ar tnership IIH E undersigned hove this day entered into cn. parincsiiip fur the transaction of tho hoisa lo Produco and Commission Business, under the Elm of Lambert & Shiptun. HENRY LAMBERT. JOHN SHIPION Pinebnrgb,.lnn 15th, 1816. [feb 2 ' LAMBERT & SHIPTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS , Detc I ers in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures Nos 133 and 135 Wood street List of Lotter* iDEMAINING in the PosKOrtiss, st. Pittsburgh 106. Fabrisary 1.1146. Per rte tallitigAr ‘ letberis whose names ate on this hst, pleassraay they are advertised. AliercreMbe.E Mrs 2 Allan limes Sear /tains Ephaaim Andol John . • Adams William Anderson A A Adams Cynthia Mrs _AndersonJames K Acker 'Samuel Ansley John Adams Elizabeth B Anderson Martha Min Algae William Ansi:wiz George Arlan George A rbegus J Allan Electa B Meg A Imes Anthony A lexandar James Arthtsrs * Kelly Alexander Wllllam Arbogast Alleop William •Angenstins John B Bailey Robert Boyle Mary Bailey Copt BolceJane E Bailey George Bowman Capt riabbinelon Thomas Boher Theresa Mrs Balaley William Boewortt. Joseph 11 Batley Gharice K Bolen Nary Baker Chancellor Boyd Albert Bathes Henry DoWn James Baker John Bowler Mary Barclay William P Brown Thomas Dr Barclay W illlam D Brown John Jun Barber Joseph Brawn Edward Barton Edward Brown William Barrett Daniel Braemar% Morse Rayne Martha Brouster Saasuei Bell Emma Brkscome Henrietta E Bell Jesse K //crud ga me d 2 Brown Mary B Bryant wen tr 2 Beeorn Mary Brady Hugo Beer Daniel Brewer E 2 Beer William Brickenstaff Thomas Riggs John 2 Branham C C Blakesly Emeline Miss Brinker Louise Miss Blake Edward S Rev Bridge Mary Meeker James 1: Brutus Coarse it Mary Bloom Philip Brick ley 'Thomas Blue Cant lioboop John Make J* P Burney William hiackmore Ben.' Hanna Maria Hlneß Mar) Black Inhn Black Henry Mark Joseph Horns George W Blark Martha- Barstier Wollner Black it Razlett Rush JUllan Mrs C Cell Johr P Urabb Daniel Carnet!. %Vm Crawford John Mr Carnage D W Crawford Mary Canaan 4 Thomas Culley john Canaan John Crawford Eliz.beth ! Car peeler Dan . ' F Crawford Wm Carnal! Charlotte Crawford Elizabeth Mos Cameron David A Crawriton Wm Carroll Cilia Crawford lames D ('aWweil Joselh Corlett Wm Campbell Nancy Cu nargbarn /arse Caniptall Elijah P Cuppiss Ruhr H Cambell Sarah Ann Cannlngham Elizabeth Campbell Robert Culp Mary Chamberlin Joreplt D Curry Samuel Chaffey H Cunningham John Church Charles D Cockle E Mrs Catinibet Dan'' Connor Cornelius Chambry Jolla 'loaner John H Clow Corwin 11W Clark Jamh Clarkcon Jame* Con Wm ei ark lame. IS Copeland Sarah Cooper lreteph 2 Caught:lo Mallow 2 Cooper Daniel Connelly Patrick Cooper Bamurl Corcoran Mary A 2 corp., Jeremiah Caller Mary W El Crnerall Joseph E D Coalea F Cummins John flyby Jame• Dickion Robert Dataell %Voltam Dickson Ingram Da•I• John thattzlirrty Nancy Darla David Donnelly Patrick Davies With.. ()away Nancy Davica Waiter Dangrharty Mary tfraning Clanks D.,yle Frannie ry Catharine lodge Wpm.* letalson egrab D tt uzherty Daman, Winiam Do ug lass ir Pm:mines D:•wcnah Mary Douglass Samuel Deiv3lll Praucb J . Doyle ThOmas !Mary John Drum Philip Dean John Dann William DesgoJnha R Doyer Miry ?rands Deem William Door's A ',sander Dew* Duncan J K Deariug Elsa Ihracfn James !limns Jtstiott Dacca■ Adam D E and NI %Piste Duff P Profound Joseph Jamul, Duncan James 111 Dinsmore Nancy A D u ll' Edward Dewey S'efuolcs Mira $1.973V 4.50 4,45 V 137 i 1,t25 d 1.50 0.00 5,, SO 45 , a 50 34 V 3C, 15,00 ra 16,0. C 9 ip 70 20 22 - 44 V C 2 1,10 'a I.IC 1,00 4i.1,124 ‘ 2. 25 4,00 4.5,25 7W 8 4 A n 9 7eir) 8 10 , e,D 12 Ehleg A Vatican Edsr. - irdt fl N l'itaierliq lobo Lela? Daniel Eiri Soninel En,ltch Ewan Peefish Thomas Elder M•rtlur Mot James Er. ti. D:1011.) Evans I - 40161E K; tcua.uu Joblda Y Ev - dris Jane Cane. W A E•alle C K 1.16. Jutothan Pat ,n .1 A l'«rtre VViiliam Thomas Vletcber 2 Fount Mr• Ferin 'John Fowler WC Ftratin David Fore artery Ann FVahrr Jmnris Fleming Roblirt Fri rhnn William Flariegiari Paulrk Fl a b Mary Fuodenbuliti C B Carry Amos CaP.sgher Wlam Gazzam J P Gales Moses Rio Garner Ann C;illesple John Mblns hire Greer Mathes Gilmore or Gilmore¢ Co flogs John Gllna James Gregg Robert Gllltppy Robert Gilman John Gilmore MIN Guorney Gould NArtluel Goff Copialn Gelman Henry Gochnour floury Gordon Wlllintn Gooch Charles Hamilton I•ebeila Jane Harvey George Hamann Caroline Harsthie David W Hamilton David Hargar Martha Hall Hannah Hardison James lir Hamilton John M Itairivon Nathaniel Hamilton Jame., Harman E . 11.1M11 , 00 Mary Jana Hanna Isaac A! Hannan John Mrden Robert A Hanniett J ¢ J Hari Scudder ! Hap rr Mari Harvey Ciad t Haight Mary Anne 11311+3n Mainly ! Halms Mark Hazlett William Ilnavay E Hazlett W B. Holcomb Milne() Hatfield George Meal-Hi Georg° • Ilaya William flame. Robert Hayden A W Hood Al. xander Hay A Howell Maria .Hays Alexander Renner Marin Herron Robert llopner William .Hewty , Thomas Hough John Newry Franck thin Out iene John Herron Samuel E Good Alexander Henry Charles Edward Mattison Margaret MIR Thomas Henderson Samuel fluffnagh Martin Henderson Joaepli punier David Della Frederick !filthy lames 3 Ilenderaun Marla 14 Hughey:ll E Mlaa Hickman Mr Dutton Joseph 3 Ilubley Elizabeth !Juddlem. Tholllolll Hill Jacob kluitbuit Charles D.Hynes .Miehael !larding Ebrucircr Hill Patrick I Impey Andrew Intalla Eliza Ingham Jostith Irwin A G Irwin 0;zilla Jnmeaon John Judge Lavinsn Miss JenkinsJahes Jeffrey Jennings reier Johnson James C Johnson W.G Rev Johnson C H T Mrs Johnston Vary Johnson Marta 111=121:1 Kate neninrd Kearns Ellsa Keened) Beal Kenny Thomas Kenny IN Kew Charter Kennedy Loyal Kearney Garnett Rlrt Rebecca 2 Barney William Burk Robert Ford ¢ B.lth Fo,ter B C 2 Ford Varora Funk■ Abraham FOTAII Edward Frl bee C tl Pry Mary Prost Ralph Fry C 0 Frank I) Fallon John B I:minty Patrick Could John Gordon A Rafferty Could John B Grant Chartes Greer David Giant Oamart -Grace lames Graey Jams .Graluem Mary Ann Gray James 4. co Grey Anna ClliCr Jacob Glenn Mr Z Johnson G W Johnson Alexander Johnson Sophia Jones Samuel Jones Ann M C 2 Jones Benjamin Jones James 2 Jones John W Jones Pinion Kean M hire Kelly Chae4ee Keen Thome Kelty Mazy Ktesbergb Pala Kirkpatriek Deno* Knox Junes A Kerby Nancy Kieffer Silsabeth K Whir J Kohler Rebetes Mpg I W Renard,-W P. 9, ' ; pripkiusr Juba Kinn* BritesiikEdlrvidC Koine Vary, , nreta Biteopp teiler ;Geom. livse 0 •W Kerr &arab Lawson James Livingston Joseph LIII/411 Mater Linfard Thomas Lang'ThotmurN Lindsey Jews! Lawnian Jacob Little Elisabeth Lawrence Joseph Load W Latimer George Lonelier A Lewis Thomas Lyep David Lewis Joelab W Laughnane Thomas Lees Ann Elizabeth Low lamer It Leech T LI Loring John Leon Air Lupton Mary Lee Christopher Lowry John Lester James Lowe Jahn Leathonan B Logan Witham hen Frances Dowry James Lewis Thomas Lowry John Leidy T W Ludy Margaret Lewis William Lung John Letter James M Loomis M 1:1 W Mowry Catharine; Martin Helens Montgomery Hobert Martin Daniel W 2 Mould James Martin Joseph Morgan Daniel Martin Georgia Morgan Evan B Madill 4 , Brother Mowry W B Meesmen Margaret Molgen Robert Mercer Daniel Moore Margaret hilseenbremer Susan Morrow George Metter Mienry Moirtson /oho]) Means Thomas Morrow Fleming Mites G J Rey Mullen T Mlles Jr Tower Meyers Samuel Mill Mary J Murdock David L Mini D Mrs al urd.ick Mathew Mlles Jape Mulligan Deold Miller Brutal Murray James Miller Nancy Major Joseph Mitchell Joseph Manning William Miller Elizabeth Mabley Thomas Miller Rev John Mann Sarah Monett David Monne Theodore Mlles Jane Mahoney Joseph Morgan Inane Matthews Robert Montgomery Alex Markerel Waller Matzland George Maxwell Thomas M'Cletland H M'Cuitonelt C • M'Clelland James WearMY Jame. M'Call Jame. Ill*Dermott John ki'Donough Rebecca M'Goeern Leah M'Goirern Jona kPeadden Andrew M`ll3lll William krGraW William 11 . Garry Matthew .M'Cilvery Elisabeth M'llroy nester ki'llwaln Jane bt'lllrey Jahn D M Knight .1 K Nl' Kee Catharine R M'Ker Jamea M'Kre Catherine M'Kee George Iti'Lain Elizabeth 'Laln Capt M 'Clore Seth M'Clare James II M'Mltlan Joseph! M'lllaster D Thomas M'Nnughten Renry M'Philletny Edward N Newhouse Mn N o rton A C Nirbolron Andrew Nesbitt Ebene z er Noble James North Charits Nohb Aane Prison Joseph 2 O Olds Anderson O'hiell Ms O'F.rten Daniel Oakes Isaac Patrhell Wiulam Phillips Jonathan Pardeson Joseph _ Phillips Benjamin it Patten W A PhiliJps Robert Parkin 41 , orge Pollock William Pane Mary Parker Edwont lit rep Tian' X Weartney John Wegodless William IS'Clorg Joseph M'Carthy Elizabeth St'Clure John Sl'Cloy Ell M'Carttey Samur.l M'Curtly Robert ,v'ereery Alexander AYCamla Nor, Is M'Corntlek Henry Itl'Huny John ArCorentek Henry Arell;lY Alexander M'Crelght Isabella irCorinlck John G M'Cormlck John ll'Dowell Juhn WHonald Grate Film Sl'Doneld Juhn Newton Chtin Ell V,ail &twat.' Nraln Hobert Nei•on lane• NC] I Col Nealien% Jane H Satar Abel Owego Edwud O'Connor Mary Oratis Anthony Owtn EJwanl Patterson r B Purvis John Paterson R 14 Pollock V F Peirce A It 2 reties Samuel Pentland William Printer William Petree James Potter lir Peterson B T Pomeroy Cyrus Peters Ames 2 Price Richard Penrose David !rout Hasid Platt Agnes ?outman Hagh W Phillips David Porter Mary Jane Phillips George Proutzesaa Kammer Q Cloin Wm Pant Rev Qoeer William Rankin Wm Roo Henry Rra Henry Ross J P Ralston Robtor D...vid Ross E Miss Releervon Adams Ross Henry Reinvehl Augustus Rolling' Joseph Reisinger Catherine Plowmen Thomas Rhodes Rieherd R (mien Wm D Relnorlil Tobias Rotibtoson Morrison Re,d Wm 2 Rowan Sarah Mrs Reinold Farrell Robinson Joh. Riebards Wm Robinson A E Mrs ibehardabiary P Robinson 1 Dr Richard J ¢ E Robinson Jaaalera lilehasii hi E Miss Rogers James Ric hardson Edward Rogers H Gold Ritnnarai Ready John Rah, John Ratan Hawkish Risley Isaiah Rudy John Robb 4 Hoot Rutledge/ W Roberts 6 W Roberts Abraham 111 S Senmon NleMol .Baolth Lockwood 11 &art!' William Sm ith Joseph i &rutty Brld;st Smith D 4. Co 2 IScutt James Zinn George Sewell John W Snyder Shaine WI Selby Ell C Snyder Eliu Mn Shannon James Snodgram IS W k co Shaeffer E Sloiler-George )I Shaeffer Alexander Spew Samea A Shaeffer Alexander 0 steel James 4. CO Show Ellen hi Miss Sterling James Shields Eleanor Mina Stewart George I. Short A Capt Stewart Samuel hf Simmons Reheats Mrs Samuel John Slutterbach John Stevenson Samuel Slack Ralph G Stevenson Ralph Smith J W • Stevenson Philip Smith W k CO Stevenson Katharine Miu smith Elijah a Stevenson S Sullth Raman Stokes Richard E Smith John 0 Smith Joseph Capt T Tatman .Virgintahl Rim 2Thorn Levl Taylor Joan 2 Thomas Nor E. Taylor George Tisdale Julia Mrs T.tylor Enoch Token Mary Mina Taylor Joseph Townsend Win .Ifl Thompson Are bilis Tooke Josiah Thompson William Toreura Wm.D Thompson Noah Id Tompkins Thonlim Thompson 3 4- H I'ueker Rachel Mks Thompson W R Crest Joseph Vanrenortilear R 8 Vande:rlllJovph Van Wielcle N Whitaker Thomas Wallace J B 1711 Myer Elizabeth &Iles Walker Caroline Miss Whinger C Walker John Whiteman Hondersno Watkins Harriet 1111 i Whitmore Michael Wantess Agnes Mrs Williams Mary G Miss Wassail Joseph Williams William A Watson Isabella %Villlams L W Rev Ward John W W VVainwright Joseph Williams Charles L Weaver Charles Wilson Elizabeth Mrs Weaver Jacob -Wilson John 8 2 Weaver Adam Wilson William Wells Edwin R Wilson TINJOUIS Wells Mary Ann Wilson Nary Miss Welts Mary Jane Wilson Joseph K Wert Samuel Wilson Mary E Mira West William W Wilson Daniel Wee**le John Ei Wllkesun Matthew Webb Zelllda Mite WIIII:trwon Henry Wentzell PIIIIIP 'Wilkie* Mr Wale liner, Joseph Woods John .1 Whitesides 'rhos ar Eel . ' Woods 8 L White EAreeter C Wright William X Dr White IlenlagitA -Wright Samuel White I.aac Wright David Whitaker lama Vancy George Young Diu A Mu Young John Zimmerman Henry INITIALS Agent Globe Unton. Capt 8 B .4Colurnbin." "lames Rosa." Office Baloic.Obioß R. CHAMBERS ellit.BßlN, rostmasuhr feb242tika It. FOR SALE. .500 VBs P9ul2e, 10°11( =w=icobt'nP avouches; window glass of all ithrasyli good Baader 'mentor wooden bowls, tubs, churns, hatitett, anditee I els; shovels, spades and coffee mills; tot sale cheap for cash or approved produce, 4.c. ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and commission merchant, No. 9, sth street. jan3o-6t. PULP BLUE, 10 KEGS PulpßßAlueFjAuili::iere:sei.vredocaKnds,for CO,sale by jan3o nor 6th and Wood stn. ALCOHOL 10 BBLS Alci) 3 h A ol j i tl i ! i e N ce i lv s e4 . lBl4 ( farsale c by jan3o cor 6th find Wood sts. 25 HHDS New Orleans Sugar; 10 bbla Loaf Sugar. For sale by jan 30. Rica STIERCES. prime Rice, per steamer American, for sale by M B RHEY & Co. jan 30. COTTON YARN-40,000 lbs Brighton Cotton tarns. for sale on very accommodating terms to city or country, by M B RHEY, & Co, No 57 Water at, jan 30. Agents for,Manufacturers. BACON HAMS-10 Ws of superior quality, re ceived per steamer Revenue and for sale by jan 30. bl B RHEY & Co. LARD -7 bbls and 18 kegs No 1 Leaf Lard re ceived per steamer Revenue and sale by V INEGAR -25 bbls cider Vinegar for tale by jan 30. M B RHEY & Co 110LASSES-14 4 bbis planation Molasses land ing from steamer Mail and for sale by FLOUR—A constant supply of Patterson's Brigh ton Mills Flour, made expressly for family use, for sale by jan3o. CANDLES-20 boles SterineCandles,a new and superior article, which we will sell sis low as mould candles jan 30 M B RH EY & Co. SOAP -40 boxes Nu 1 Cincinnati Soap. for sale by jan3o M B RH EY & Co. LARD OIL-3 bbls best quality, received per steamer :Mil and for sole by. jan3o B RHEY & Co. POWDER -200 kegs Beatty's Rifle Powder for sale on accoramdat iv terms to city and country dealers. We ate prep to deliver it in any quantity ut any hour dm...6 the day. 141 Ettl EY &Co Agents fvr tho Manufacturers. ROCERIES-220 Baga Rio Coffer; 70 pckgs Y 11 G P and Imperial Teas; 55 bons Tobacco-Is, 54,12 s and 16a lump; 30 kegs sin twist do; 266 bbls N 0 Molasses; 15 hhds N p Sugar; 30 ['lds I 75 bbls Copperas; 400 kegs Nails, assorted, 150 boa. Glass. With a general assortment of Groceries end Pitts burgh Manufactures, which we offer for sale on ac coromodating terms. M B Rif EY & Co, jan3o N 057 Water et. CONBUIXIF7II cGIM 8 DR, SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. The Original and Genuine Prepration! Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Spitting Stood. Difficulty of Breathing, Pain in the Side and Breast, Palpitation of the Heart, Influenza, Croup, Broken Constitution, Bore Threat, Nervous Debility, and all diseases of the Throat, ,Breast end Lungs; the rtoat effectual and p e.e d y cure ever known for any of the above diseases is DR. BWAYNE , I3 Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. _ _ THIS “Calehrated Remedy" has now, by its in• acquired a celebrity which can never many quack-Nostrums" with t ba rin a s h il k virtues, aaby the which the country abounds. The public are fast learning that this is the only remedy that can be relied upon in the speedy and permanent cure of all diseases of the Lungs. It is literally swooping Consumption from the land; wherever it is introduced that disease i dwindles into insignificance. The public have 'hum bugged' long enough. and now resort to a medicine which the testimony Of the must eminent physiciansin the land has placed beyond the reach of criticism.— In requites t.O bolstering up. by publishing columns of forged certificates—but it is enough to let the public know where it can be obtained, and one trial will con since all, of its great efficacy in curing those distres sing diseases above named, which have battled the skill of the tnos; learned practitiuners for ages here tofore. Dr. Swayae's co:74pound Syrup of Wild Cherry was the first preparation from that valuable) tree which was ever introduced to the public, and ample p is afforded of its success by the country being flooded with " Balsam," "Candies," and "Mixtures of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared by a regular physician, although they have assumed the names of respectable physicians to give eucrenty 40 their "Nos trums " Therefore, the public should :lie on their guard, and not have a worthless mixture palmed upon them for the original and genuine preparation, which., is only prepared by Dr. SWA YNE. N W. corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia. Consumptives, or those .whole Lungs are affected slightly, should take this Syrup without delay, by which they may prevent the fixing of that dicedisease fully and firmly. How important, then, to avoid it.— Never live a day with a cough when this Syrup can be bad, and you are nearly certain, with proper care, to avoid destruction by Consumption. Dr Sioayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry; is a compound of Vegetable Remedies; it is called ' Wild Cherry," because that article is the baAis of the Preparation. It is so combined with other ingre dients, that the utmost efficiency is given to its good qualities, as a supporter and preserver of the powers and functions of life, it has no equal. Remember, all preparations purportingto contain WILD CaERRI, are fictitious and counterfeit, except that bearing the written signature of D. SWAtRII. Great care should be observed in purchasing of the authorized agents. The onlyagents in Pittsburgh.for the sale of the genuine medicine are, Wm. Thorn, 53 Market st.; Ogden & Snowden; corner of Wood and 2d eta.—and S. Jones, 180 Liberty st., where it can be obtained genuine, wholesale and retail, at proprie tor's Nice,. Sold by John Mitchell, Allegheny city; E. B. Hinman, Cincinnati; Dr. Mcgoffin, Mercer; J. H. Button & Co. Erie; J. S: Morris & Co., Louisville; Dr. E. Easterlr&Co. St. Louis; Andrew Oliver & Co., New. Orleans, an d regularly appointed agents in nearly all the principal towns in the United States. ('Country storekeepers will find it to their ad vantage to have a supply of this popular family medi cine. jean 29.1 y OZ;I:= EjAMPTON & SMITH have this day associa -11. Led with them Wm C M'Kibbin, in the whole sale Pry Goods business. The business will be con ducted under the style and firm of HaTron, Smith, & Co. Pittsburgh, Jan let, 1346 HAMPTON SMITE & Co., WHOLESALE DRY .GOODS DEALERS, Nosl iVookstreer, Pittsburgh, H A VE removed to the new brick warehouse, No 54 Wood street, between Third and Fourth eta, where they willrecaivo their stook of Spring goods, to which they inmito .tha uttantion of city and counfly buyer s. jaii29:aer. TFFE ushimeiberis.renting out several largo moms in his establislupeat with steam p ower. at low raw to good tenants. H H. RYAN. jan 17 I SKATES, Cutlery, Ivoryo.Rbooy, 'Lc. for sale by iDati W. BLAIR, IRO, Wood it. ~~ ~~ , • _ Firm:often, Jan 26, 1846. PROI*ALS will be received by the subscriber eit this place until noon of the 16th February next for elaraishing and deliverng at the navy yard at Pen. 'prole, on or before the 20th cf April nevt, two thou• sand tons (2240 pounds each) of the best bituminous lumpteet suitable for steamers. The said coal most be of the very best rzetality, and pass such inapection at the Navy Yard, Pensacola, as may be directed by the commandant of said yar.ve.and if directed by him, any portion:of it 'tibial inity not be aastifactory, is to be immediately separated fk cm t h e cc her at the expense of the contractor. Satisfactory bonds, with two sureties, in hair the amount pf the contract, will be required for Its faith ful performance, in addition to a reservation of ten per centum, for all bills which may be approved, which resetvation, will not be paid until the completion of the contmct, according to its tin ms. In case of failure an tbo port of the contractor to deliver the coal within the period limited for its de• livery, the right is reserved, to direct purchases to be made to supply deficiencies, and the contractor' and his sureties ere to be liable for any excess of cost, over the contract price, and the teu per cents reserved to be forfeited to the ase and bencst of the United States, M B RHEY &Co Payments will be made on blue duly approved by the Commandant of the Navy Yard at Peoseecda, by such of the U. S. Navy Agents as the coattactor may prefer within thirty days after the bills ere presented to him. W. W. HUNTER, j,m2.B.tf Lieut. Superintendent. Barrows & Turner, DRY GOODS gGAM A01J022 M B RHEY & Co NO. 46 MARKET STREET. IZarfLi. 31 ( ...: MI B RHEY & Co M B RHEY & Co Prices Reduced for Thirty days. BELM desirous of reducing their present stock as much as possible; previous to the opening of thrs Spring trade, make known to their numerous custo mers, and all purchasers of Pry Goods, that their entire assortment now in stem will be offered the neat thirty days at .Redwed Price 4.. Dress floods. —Rep. Cashmeres, Cashmere d'E- Eccosse. Mocslin de Laines 18f to 2.scte, per yard, one lot extra 31A. Alpacas.—,Superior silk warp warranted at 67 cat; blue black lustres. beautiful, 37A to 40 cts; colors of every description at 37} cts. Bombazines.—Lupin's brat at the lowest prices. French, Thibet Coats, of the very best manufac- ture. Eng/Uh. Aferinos.—Black, blue end all other col or at 37i cu. Skatols.—Broche, beautiful patterns, $1.7813; Ter kerri, rich styles, - - • . - 7 Black Merino. Hanniquen's best 14,40310 Ladies' Cravats.—Silk; velvet, satin and Fancy silk. splendid variety. Glaves.—Bajou's bast Paris kid, in all shades, prices 624 ca, usually 75 cts; silk, wool and Lisle's thread. Hosiery.—Black and colored lambs' wool2l to 42 cts; wanted, Bilk, Moravian and thread in all their great variety. Gala Plaids.—Splendid patterns, price 6 1-4 cl;4 Lindsay's barred and plain, from, 15 to 21 etc. Blankets.—Extra fancy Leath price per pair 12 4 from $5,50-113 1.4—56,50,-usually $8,00; Wool Blankets 1,60 to 1,7.5. Ploands.—English, all eakirs. 25 to 31 cu. extra heavy twilied scarlet 331 Ales. Listen Goods.—White Damask Linens. Superior and far' priced spread* of every size, brown linen spnieds, from 31 cis. napkins, Diapers, 4-c. ffeiiickeepiag GOINTe at Great Bargains. Prints! Prints!!--Beautifulassortment from 6 1.4 to 12 1-2 cents per yard; one lot price 18 3-4 usually 25 cts. Sheetings—Brown and bleached all widths and qualities. Gentlemen's Deparinsent.--Brondcloths. pant stuffs and vesting, tailor's trimmings, 4-c with tich satin scarfs and cravats, black, [tuner:and every style fancy silk; extra kid gloves, price 1,00; silk and linen pocket handkerchiefs from 05 cts. Made up shirts, first 1,18 3-4, breasts and collars, suspenders,umlsrel. las, 4-c:, at great bargains, together with such articles as are usually kept. Purchasers aro invited to exam ine. No 0. Three doors above Third at. jat2B BARROWS & TURNER JFibI&EIVED, anothlr largo lot of the best JUST make of ever-pointed Gold Pens, and for sale either with or without holders, at the lowest New York prices. These pens are of very superior make and finish, and warranted. A LARGE and convenient two story brick dwell /1 ing house on the corner of Factory and Penn its sth ward. A frame cottage in Allegheny city, immediately be low the canal. A room in theArat story of brick budding on the corner of sth and Union sts. Also. the second and third stories of same building Apply to JAMES MAY, jan24 11& 12.4 twilled & double Whitney Blan kets; Red Flannels, twilled and plain; yel low do; best style of Calicoes, at 6i, 7, 9 & 12i as, worth 9,12 i and 18. cents. A few pieces ofcolord Ale paces, !Actin, figured, and . , plaid. These,at prices lower than can be had at any other place west of the mountains. jenl4 B. F.. CONSTABLE. 83 MARKET STREET 83 SHA WM, Turherri,Broche and Thibct; Real Welsh Flannels Domestic do; Cashmere D'Ecosse, Aloeslin Dalaines; Black Alpaca, Lustre's, and Orleans Cloth Black and mole colored French Merincan; B E Constable •DTers the, above at prices very desi rable to those who have not completed their winter purchases, in fact at far below the valno. These goods are of the latest purchases and beat styles. janl4 OLD WHISKEY. A FEW bblss of pyre Old Rye Whiskey from Bto 11 years old on tap and by the barrel for sale A FEW hail pipes of pure Cogniac and pale Bran dy of different brands, warranted pure; 2 haii pipes Holland Gin, fine flavor; 30 barrels rectified Whiskey, a pure article; also Scotch Whiskey, &c, &c, on draught and for sole in quantities to suit. For sale by P. C. MARTIN, janl3 60 Water st. PORT PiElt 15 qr casks of port and medicine wines of supe rior flavor, part of which is on draught, for sate in pay quantity to suit by STOUGHTON BITTERS and peppermint; cigars and Tobacco alwayr oc hand and for sale by - P. MARTIN. 60 Water street. jan:.9 42yr CRUSHED SUGAR. A LWAYS on band and for sale tiy P. C. MARTIN 60 Water street PLAYING CARDS. 50Doz peck . rlaying c i i , lrd c s . V A sa ß la r by 60 Water .t. Three Valuable Building Lots for Sale, O. 71, 72 and 73, in Hart's plan, containing 1.11 24 feet in width and 132 feet in length ordapthi adjoining John B. Butler, Esq., in the Sixth Ward, If not sold at private Sale, they will be dread at lie sale on thepretniaes on Thursday ttiellld April, 4846. GEO. VCICHBAN, jan 22 Executor of Aaron Hart, deceased. : s tr, . n." Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. . W. W. WILSON, corner of 4th and Market street. For Rent. 83 MARKET STREET 83 Y. C. MARTIN, 60 Water street. BRANDY; GIN, &c., P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water et "- . .
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