COHMERCIAL_RECORE
PITTSBURGH I BOARD — OF TRADE.
COILVITTET. FOII FISPTEMBEIt.
0 IrVeynlail, • - 'T. S. gift&
J.Hanna,
Prepared and corrected every Afternooni
PORT:OP!; IT,T,SBILrIiGiI:
'2 FEST '4 i2r . CEIES : 47IiTiICIIff THE . CIIA
ARRIVED ,
Consul,' _Bowman, -Brownsville.
Michigan, Nies, Beaver.
Lake ,Erie, , Hemphil, Beaver.
' Louis:Nl - Lane, Bennett, Brownsvill
- American, Smith; Cincinnati.
Ormota ' Gorden, Beaver.:;"
Dispa(ch, Nelson, Monongahela Cit
DEPARTED.
Consal, BONVITIan, Brownsville.
Louis IYPLane,,Bennett
Michidan, Boies, Beave
Lake Erie, Dernphil, Beaver,
Harlem, Hazlett, Cincinnati.
Senator, Dean; Cincinnati, -
Diligence, Beery, Cincinnati.
Onenta 'Gorden, Beaver.
DispatCh, Cit'
Arrow,.Atkinson, Beaver.:,.
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Wilmingtoni 52 bxs glass
ware, 100 bales cotton batting,.3o4 obls4lour, 400
sks wool, 1 bx mds 164 hush Oats. I '
.516innigaheitt Improvement—Per str, Louis 31%
Lane; 12 bbls. flour, 1 - 2 bbls apples, 14 bbls fish,
16 bush" barley, : 13sks rags, 15 6. 7 8
Per ate Consul; 4 kegs nails, . 9, tons pig metal,
S 3 bbls flour, 151 br.s glase, 1 lot sundries
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Per str Arena;.3 his `radi 1 hoise.l2ai bis glass
81 bush_oats, 1 moving :
Pet att . Dispatch, 118 bu sh outs,
SUMMARY OF -MARKETS:
Intsisville, v Sept, 11, 1846
RE:sinr.s.—We note but few changes in staple
articles. • Flout has advanced frOm last quotation;
sc. per brl, oosale by, the,quantity.
Bacon.--Tbens is still, a fair supply of Bacon
coming in. Sides still command from 4 a4} ets,
Hams 3i; Shoulders 2 a - Sales of Sides from
stores 44 and in some instances a less price has
been submitted for rather infeiior lots. Shoul
ders sell .slciulv 34 a Ifams from 4 a sc,ac
cording to quality.'•
Coal.—A plentiful supply of Dittsburgh, selling
at 10c by the
,boat load, and 12ic per hundred
bushels, delivered. A large quantity of Cannelton
Coal has arrived and is retailing at 124 c `
Flour.—Demand for Flour light. It is now sel
ling at . 53,00 by - drarload ; $3,'.15 at retail
have no chande to note this week.
But little coming in. We quote $2,50 a $2,00 per
cut, for a good article-of dew, Totted; Water rot
ted commands frorn $lOO to $1:40 per ton.
lifolasses.—Sugarhowe is selling at 40 a 42;
Plantation, 29 a 30c. •
Cotton.—No change at all in cotton; stock very
light. A. few sales at our prices below. - We con
tinue - former quotations, viz: North Alabama at
from' 6i to 7e.; Mlssissippi 61- a 7lc; reeeipts light;
Tennessee 51 a 31. Heard of sales of 60 bales Al-.
abama-et 7c., cash.
Whiskey.—Last sales common 17 a 17/ et& per
gallon; Rectified 16/ a 17c. per gallon. o change
in figures.—Dem.
St. Loi n s Rcpt-,
Hemp—There has been nothing doing in' Hemp,
and none arriiinti..
Lend—Small Jots, embracing 12:30 pigs, have
been sold at $3 a $3,25 fur the Ohio river. and for
manufactories here. These figures, however, are
above the market prices, and have been caused by
a temporary shortness in stock, and an increased-
demand consequent upon a rise in the Ohio.—
Large lots cannot be quoted over $3 a $3,05. Re
ceived; 4,255 pigs.
F/our—There an improved feeling in Flour,
and though transactions are not extensive, the
price has risen, or at least remains firm at our high
est quotation of last week. We note sales of best
country, arfollows 35, 95, 175, and. 229 bbls
Quincy Mills, at $2,75. Received, 978 bbls.
Wheat—The market is ratl.er heavy, though a
good deal of prime new has been sold at 50c per
bushel. Some inferior lots have gone `.IS low as
374 c. Received 2,011 sks and 61 bbls.
Corn—The_ demand is active and the supply
quite short. A lot of 82 sacks4old at 24c; anoth
er of 503 sacks at 22ic (not choice,) ant another
of GG sacks at 25c., in'each case, the sacks includ
al Received, 711 sacks.
Oats—A good. deal of oats has come forward,
and the demand continues pretty active. Among
the sales noticed, are the following: 117 and 158
sack's* 273 t; 174 at 27c; and 71 sacks at 28c—
sacks included.' Received, 1,558 sacks.
Whiskey—There is a diminished demand, but no
change in figures. We quote raw 103 c, and recti
tfied at 15] a, 17c.; per gallon. Received, 88 bbls.
Bacon—k lot of 9 cks clear sides sold for 4 c—
an advance. Country hams are worth from 4to
4ic; and shoulders from 1 to 24c. Receipts
amount to 27 cks.
New York, September the 12th
Flour and/Veal—The receipts of Western Flour
since our last hhve continued light, and as there has
been an active demand for export, prices have fur
ther advanced 12,icents per bbl. The market was
rather heavy, and on the part of some holders there
was a dLposition to accept S-1,43i, and we , believel
some parcels were sold at that price; we now quote
as the closing rate, $4,43i44,50 for all Western.
Holders of Southern asefirm,bm there has been no
sales of importance. Rye Flour is in a very mod.
crate supply, and commands $2,87.i. Jersey Corn
Meal,is wanted for export.
Gritin---The market for the various descriptions
has been less animated since our last, but prices of
those for which there is a demand for - export have
been'well sustained. - The transactions in Wheat
have been less extensive, partly owing to the small
supply- Northern Rye has, continued in request
for shipment. Northern Oats are rather higher,
and may now be quoted 20a31 cents for Ri'ver and
Canal. For Corn, there is a fair demand for export
and distilling. and prices have hither advanced3a
4 cents per 'bushel good at the close was very
scarce.
The Cotton market continues quiet, without any
sales of note. A lot of 4 bales, 71CLO crop, was sold
ut S3c per lb.
11l Tobacco we notice sales of 10 hhds Refused,
from 11. a Qic per lb.
Small sales of Sugar at former rates. Nothing
doing in Molassec
Flour.—The sales of Flour to-day Were to a
moderate extent, amounting' to about 700 bbls., in
cluding 237 Illinois in two lots, not in very good
order, at $3,40; 75 Ohio at $3,60; and about 200
bbls Ohio and Illinois at from $3,023 a $3,73 per
barrel.
Pronisions—We could learn of no large sales of
Pork. The business for the ''past few days has
been confined to retail lots from store, at from $B,-
85 a 8,876 fcr mess,snd $0,75 forprime. In bacon
we notice the follOWinglranSactions: 30 caskssides
at 51b; ti do. at si; 20 do at si; 36 tierces covered
Hums at Sc. and - small lots oftthontders at lie per
lb; In Lard, 800 kegs choice were taken . for the
Havana market at ac per Ib. '
Cont,—The Sales of Corn - to-day
.were4mall, and
at an advan'ee' on yesterda'y's prices. We notice
400 bags Whits,at 44; .110,do.Yellow at 433; 174
Mixed, slightly touched by weerel, at 40, and 125
do at 420. per busliel: , -
In Whiskey the transactions were; in small lotd
at from 103 a-200; 30 bbls -Raw brOught 2.00 per
gallon. ' „ "
Fieur—The market to -day-has exhibited a good
deal of briskness,.the-trade !manifesting a disposi
tion to operate freely at the .pte.sent going rates.—.
The - sales have been chiefly-or-stored lots, compri
sing about 2000 Ibis Genesee; good common 'brands
at s4,l32l:cents: 1000 do do extra do at 4;75 and
500 do fang) , at $0 peebbl; some parcels Southern
at $4,37i -. • '
Grain—The 'absence of expected supplies has
caused some further slight improvement in the
market for White`and - Yellow Corn; sales of' the
latter at 63a64e per bushel, measure, and the other
Gthi62c do do: ; SouthernOatsdic•nt 25c; Delaware
do,-d0•28c.. and Norther 31a34c7c10. 731175 c
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY IN MEXICO
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Tlie Steamship McKim, Capt Page, arrived at
New Orleabs on the sth inst., bringsus lettersfrom
Our correspondents at Camargo and Matamorasf of
late dates. The foll Owing letter from mix cones.
.
Pendent at Camargo, says the Baltimore Sun, brings
intelligenCe Of considers:it : de interest `1
[Correspondence of. the Baltimore Sun.]
Camargo, Mexico, 4ugtutr 15, 1846.
We - have so many rumors here that one is apt,,
very,. id mistrinit hireself wren. - There is one thing;
however, acknowledged on all hands now, I believe
to'be a moral Certainty; and that is,we areto have
a "big fight" at or near Monterey: The rumor of
yesterdayWris . that Gen.:' Taylor had sent a runner
to Gen. Wool, at St. Antonia, directing him 'to
push milts - Unlined in 'Wet direction-so as to meet
him there, and that another was to start this morii
ing again on surnething of the. same' business.—
l 'These runners I believe are pretty generally relied
Upon es correct. There is no doubt of the -first
runner hiving gone, which fact of itself indicates
nn-entssua/ anxiety on -the part'of Gen:
Its further stated that this anxiety on -his part" is
produced by 'information received frorri a German
gentleman of the enemies forte." This gentleman
has informedbirn that "unlets he takes a large
force - he mustbe cut to- pieces." Capt.' Duncan
rt
staed - be a tour of reconnoisance a' few days
since. - A letter Was received iti, - camp -yesterday
from an officer'of biacommand, stating they were
close on to Canales; and would no doubt make him
prisaner; Capt. Duncan knew his whereabouts,
and had taken'proper steps to surpried him, in ar
resting and making prispners every one he came
across, thereby precluding the passibility of Canales
discovering, his approach. The force under Capt.
Duncan consists of rano ' urs belonging to 'lllcCul
lough's company, about 100 strong.
,The -proba
ble strength of the enemy is abOut 15,000. We
received orders a few days since—rather a circular
,--orderirig the army to hold itself in readiness to
March in eight days.. - . Gen. Taylor, I understand,
intends to have about 16,000 men with him at
Monterey: This I tbelieve is' about all the army
news I have. I forgot; the intermsdiate depot is to
be at Chin; about 60 miles distant. McCullough's
cOmpanywas in this town last week; it had been
garrisoned by about 150 men., but on his approach !
they fled. It is now reported that a force of 5001
is occupyinz it.
N ORTH
East corner of Federal "and Robinson
Nstreets; Allegheny, will commence its Fall
session on Monday the 31st inst. •
From Professor R. 11. Lee,! Washington College, and
Having attended an examination.ef the school
taught by Mr. Williams, we take pleasure in bear- l
ing our testimony to the evidence afforded by it of
the unusual skill acid labor of Mr. Williams. The
understanding of the principle of the subjects which
the scholars had been studying, shown by their,
clear answers to questitms asked by others than the
teachers, prove the excellence of the New England j
modes of teaching, in which Mr. Williams seems to
be proficient. It. H. LEE,
J. WISHART,
From the Rev. Mr. Preston, Doctor Hunt, 4-r.
Having attended nn examination of the. Select
School under the care of Mr„Henry Williania, held
recently in his school room, corner of Federal and
Robinson streets, Allegheny city, we wish to call
public attention to this institution. We were highly
gratified with the progress and order ofhis school.—
This manner of simplifying and illustrating the dif
ferent branches is peculiarly happy, and well calcu
lated to give interest to the pupils. His mode ofj
teaching them to read struck us as novel, and one
that cannot fail to make good readers.
From the
.knowledge that we have of Mr. Wil
liams' character as a teacher, his zeal, fidelity and
success, we cordially recommend him to the patron
age of the public. His location is elegible for both
cities. DAVID HUNT,
I attended the above examination, and can truly
say I was much gratified with the attaintment of the
pupils. WM. PRESTON.
New Goods S New Goods I S
At No. 62 Market street, Simpson's Row.
A. A. MASON,
IS now in receipt of and is constantly receiving
new DRY GOODS of every description, from the
eastern Manufacturers and Importers, to which he
calls the attention of the public, 62 Market st.
sep9
J. D. WILLIAM,
.1. D. 'Williams & Co
WIIOLESALE and retail grocers Forwarding
and commission merchants, and dealers in
country produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures. No.
110, Northeast corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
sep. 8.
rEAS, SO Packages fine and extra tine green and
black teas. For sale by
sep. 8. J. D. WILLIANTS & Co.
QUCIAII., 6000 lbs, prime 0. Sugar.
1.) - 1000 44 Loaf, crushed; Pulverized and
clarified, do. For sale by
sep. 8.. J. D. WILLIAMS t. Co-
HAMS, Prime sugar cured.
For sale by
sep, 8. .7. D. WILLIAMS & Co
1 - 1 COA, chocolate, cocoa paste and broma of the
U best quality. For sale by
sep. 8. .1. D. WILLIAMS 14 Co.
Wall Paper.
A SPLENDID assortment just received from the
East, of entire new Patterns. They can be
had very low at the Wall Paper Store of
J. SHIDLE,
aug27-dlm. Smithfield street.
INDOW BLIND PAPER—one yard wide, for
sale by J. SITIDLE,
aug27. Smithfield street.
1 0 9 000 PIECES of Glazed and Unglazed
Wall Paper, oftny own manufacture,
on hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
ettg27.dlm
Cotton Yarn. .1.1. c.
LBS. assorted numbers, long and
45 000 short reel Cotton Yarn.
15,000 lbs. Carpet Chain.
10,000 4 . Cotton Twine.
150 Bales Common Batting.
100 " Extra family do.
For sale low to city or country trade, by
M. B. RIiEY .I.r. CO.,
augls 57 Wood street.
New Orleans, Sept. 3,
RECEIVED this day Parasollettes and Sun-
Shades;
Ladies. Corded Skirts;
do Sea Grass do;
• 8; Black Hernani Shawls;
Be - rege Scarfs, and Shawls;
For sale at B. E. CONSTABLE,
je27 • 83 Market st.
Lake Superior.
1 - )EOPLIi visiting the copper" mince of Lake Su
perior during the season, will find it to their
advantagdto "call at Hays & Brockway's Drug store
where they can procure such remedies ce the pecu
liarity of the - climate require. Any infcirrnation
v e to the country•will be freely given.
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
je2l No. .2 Commercial Row, Liberty et.
commodiousTAVlNG a very large and ware
!! houseolie are prepared to receive (in addi
tion to freigliMfor shipment) large amount of Pro
duce,. &c.on storawr at low rates. • •
. . .C. McANULTY & CO,
jy23 , • Canal Basin,
. . . .
ZUH E partnership ,lisretofore. existing between
Hiux - ker§.- Dickson is this day dissolved by
teal cUnsent. .The,.afrairs of the. late firm Will-be
settled by 1 , , H. Hun* ' who will continue the Bak
ery and ConfectiOuarY, at the old stand in , Fillh f near
rket git,rept. P. .u. HUNKER,
2eP/ ROBERT DICKSON.
Boston, SePteniber,ll
fiLOYES-1241bs just received antrfoisule by
It. E. SEI;LERS,-
sepl4s7 Weed street.
RACE EINDEIt 7 - -- XO6 ItuTjust received and for
sale
by
• , E..SELLERS;
seplst • • ' . 57 wood street:
INI?.!9151).1118 Manilla, prime,
fc c .E . LIEF I t 7, -
Be N 4 - - 57 Wood street
trIREN'Eft.6CHRE—,6IB just received and for
ealeLly - . R. E. SELLERS, ,
sag*, - . 67 Wood etrder,s .
EIS
H. Williams' Select School,
TESiItioNIA LS.
others
RICI-PD BARD,
RICH'D BEESON
J. SIIIDLE,
Smithfield street
Storage.
'Dissolution.
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THE. Splendid new and light drought
passenger steamer 6 ENATOR 7 Capt.
' sffidi
14 , Csvan, wilt leave:lot-the above and'all•intennedi
ate ports, regularly: .; Foi !height. or passage apply
onboard. " ' ' - , '":" - - ' = saplaltn':
\ • For Cincin,iitt.'
' Tbt new light, draught packet-steam
er CALIFORNIA, 'Captain - Hunter, will
cave to the above and, all intermediate ports tb.is
ri.e r tt
1 -
day, reg
. ar y. . , . • ... :.
For freteht orpassage apply on board, or to
,S, t Mr: BUTLER& BRO., Second at.
The California was built expressly.for the above
trade, and will flake her trips regularly during the
season. auTl5
re Otneinnati.
Anon AIL PACKET.
THE ne and light,draught passenger
- steamer Vir s Es T ERN , Capt. BAKEE,
will lento for rho aboie \ and yell intermediate ports
regularly; The Westerndrawisbut 12 inches, and
was built .exprosely- tu ritri,Nit the trade during,. the
low water adason:
For freight or passage] having miperior deeommn
datiorts, apply on board,
FOR . LOUIEVILLE--REGUNLYI PACKET,
04 7(4,.. The new and splendid`passenger steam=
eV TONNALEUKA, Capp.k K. Mandy,
will run in the trade from -Pittsburgh \tp Lodievillei
during the season of 1846. \
The Tonnalenka was built expressly far the trade,
-and is elegantly furnished in every respedt.
"-For freight or passage apply on board. my 22
FOP. CINCINNATI. .;
The;well known fast running sthamer
CAMBRIA, W. Forsyth, Master, wilPrun
as a regular Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at,.10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. 14., the
same day. Returning, she will leive Cincinnati
every. Saturday, at 10, A: M. 4 . ,
For. freight or passage apply on lboard, or to
FORSYTH & Co.; Agents,-
ap 16 No. 30, Water street.
SAINT LOUIS PACIEBTS.
FOR ST. LOUIS-REGULAR PACKET
The new and splendid passenger steam
er TOM CORWIN, Capt. Bugher, will
run in the trade from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, du
ring the season of 1840.
The Tom Corwin, was built expressly for the
trade, and is elegantly furnished in every respect.
For freight or passage apply on board.
may 19.
FOR ST-.LOUIS—REGULAR PACKET.
The new and splendid passenger steam
, er BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, wth run in
to trade from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, during the
season or Luc, f • •
The Brunette was built expressly for the trade,
and is elegantly found in every respect.
For freight or passage apply on hoard. apl4
For Cincinnati and St. Louis
„tetoThe passenger eteamer PALESTINE,
4
-- Capt. Williams, will leave for the above
an 11 n termediate-ports regularly. •
- For freight or passage apply on board. je9.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
REGULAR PACKET.
IN The new and splendid passenger steam-
C 0 L M DI A, O'NEAL, Master, will
leave or the above and intermediate ports, regular
ly.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jet D. WILKINS, Agent.
Tuesday EveningPaoket.
„ Ire iy„ The uew and splendid passenger steam
- boat D}CLARATION, Capt. Vorhees,
will run asa regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. Returning she will leave Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock. •
The Declaration offers superior accommodation:
to passengers. For freight or passage apply on
board. jel
CINCINNATI PACKETS
MONDAY PACKET.
r n " The regular mail and passenger steamer
MONONGAIIELA, Capt. Stone, will run
as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every Monday at 10, A. M.,
and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Return
ing, the will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M.
For freighf or passage apply on board.
The Monongahela was built expressly for this
trade, and offers to the passengers comfort, and so.
perior accommodations. mar 31
MONDAY 1 . 1 CltxT.
THE regular *1 and pasenger steam
..t-te-t li er UNION, CtlptSin Maclean, will run as
a regular packet between! and Cinein
nati, leaving this port eve • Monday at 6 o'clock,
P. M. Returning she will i jeave Cincinnati every
Thursday at 6 P. M.
The Union was built expressly for this trade.
and affords every accommodation.
For freight or passage a ply on bond. may 9
THE regular mail and passengersteam
v,,,-- er HIBERNIA, Capt. John Klinefelter,
will run as a regular packevbetween Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, Leaving this port every Tuesday at 10 A.
M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. of the same day.—
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Friday at
10 A. M.
TIIOS. MILLER
For freight or passage apply on board.
, The Hibernia was Pink expressly for the trade,
and offers to the passengers every comfort and su
perior accommodations. apt
r T N H E E l r v eql ,. .rz. rG mail a p n , ddiz t s . en s g . eßr.titLagme
riltrun as a regular packet between Pittsburgh anj
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Wednesday at 10
A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day.—
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday
at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
The New England was built expressly for this trade
and offers to the passengers every comfort and sups•
lior accommodations. mar 26 .
THE new U. S. Mail steamer ACADIA,
M. E. Lucas, Master, will rim as a rep
ar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and Ole
above port during the season of 1846, leaving every
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Acadia is new and has superior accommoda
tions. For freight or passage apply oh board, or to
ap9 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
Mlb THE regular mail and pairsenger steam
f e- , ...w , E 4 Acer CLIPPER No. 2, Captain Crooks, will
run as a regular packet between Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh, leaving this port every Friday at 10 A. M.,
and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day. Returning
she will leave Cincinnati every Monday at 10 o'clok,
A. M.
For freight or passagelapply on board.
The Clipper N 0.2 was'built expressly for this trade
end offers to her passengers every comfort rind ac.
aommodation. mar 23
_M._iy The regUlaynail and passenger steamer
CIRCASSIAN, Capt. Isaac Bennett, will
run as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Saturday, atslo,
4. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day.
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday,
at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
The Circassian washuilt expressly for this trade,
and offers to her passengers every comfort and ac
commodation. mar 23
I N , The regtilar mail and passenger steamer
j 47 _,....L.., 14MESSE14GER, Capt. Linford, will run as
a rcgu)ar Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning,
she will leaVe Cincinnati every Tuesday, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board.'
The Messenger was built evreasly for this : trade,
and offers to her - passengers - every' comfort and ae
commodaticin. Mai 23
rirlHE undersigned having disposed of his Estab
lishment, No, 112 Market et., to Mr. Thomas
A. Hinton, would coidiallyreeommend hirq, to his
friends and the public generally, as one every way
worthy of their patronage.
aug22 A. M'CAMMON.
The undersigned, having purchased the large and
extensive stock of, Boots, Shoes, &c, belonging to
A. M'Camnnon, No. 112 Market street, one door
from Liberty, will continue to conduct the business
in all its branches, and trusts that by a strict atten
tion to business, and an ardentdisposition to please,
he will '.meet a continuation; of the patronage so
liberally. bestowed upon his Predecessor.
'THOMAS A. ITINTON.
N.ll:—Twd or three good workmen can have
employment, by making immediate application.
A SAFOETIDA-1 cascquetrearired and ter age
A
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sepl4 . 57-Weadiareeta,
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For IClnoinnatt.
TUESDAY PACKET
WEDNESDAY PACKET
THURSDAY PACKET
FRIDAY PACKET
SATURbAY PACKET
SATURDAY PACKET
Notice
Latest. I uspironsiSnenti
BEDSTEADS or different hint% witb dazzonVe
Won patent fustunings, wipefinite anything now
in use, for sa!edow attaeiilrnitire Nvarehonse or
- • YOUNG & To,s-Iland Street.
LEACHED SHEETINGS AND SIIIRTIHGS.-
1.11 The attention Of purehaSera is'lnvited to our
geral stock of these Goode. •
4-4 supetior'Sea Island Shirting Muslim; . •
7-8 !'
12-4 Hamilton. Sheeting;
6-4 as 44
mar 17 SHEA- Br. -PENNOCK.
EST JAVA COFFEE; ground and . put- %lint
B
'pOiindOackages,, received !and Air sale at the
Pzitut'TC,l STORE, 72 Fourth stiect, near Wood:
je29
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WINES.-rA few dozen 7 , Family . use,"
U. and Chateau "Ponitet Canet" brands- also fifty ,
Cases "medoc t; Julien" and other brands—at the
wino .store of .. _ (aug29.) STERETT it Co.
CORN -117 eeke Corn, for sale by
je26 JAMES 'MAY.
Barrel superior Crab Ci
V der foi sale by C. MARTIN,
jy 20: • ' GO Water street
CLARET WINE.We will' tap lit Mt
iofher.slt' of
Claret this morning; persons in *alit of the arti- 1
cle on draught can therefore be supplied. Call early
at the Wine Store of
STERETT
cor Market and Front sta."'
seps
CECKS AND TICKINGS.—An excellent ato•
sortment of checks and tickings, just received
and for sale very low..
aug,3 ALEXANDER & DAY,
\
75 Market st , N. W. cor. of the Diamond.
Mackerel; Shad, Salmon, and Balt. & ana
-1 \ led Herring. For 'tale by
ecla t S. - J. I). WILLIAhIS & Co.
F I . —l5O bbls No. 3 Lary's Mackerel;
flo " 3 Nor.th
\lO " " 1 "
" Herring (All rives)
No. 1 Salmon; in store and for
sale by \ LAMBERT Sc SHIPTON.
au. l s
FLOUR--25 bbls superfine family flour in store
..12 and, for sale by
\ MARTIN & SMITH,
sep2 s6AVood street.
- VINE SALINA TA.4.,P. SALT-40 bags (small
size) very fine SalinOalt, fit for table use and
Dairies, for sale low by \I. c. MARTIN,
i.Y 27 \ ; 60 Water st.
GRADUATED Stripe and 'Plaid white Muslin
Robes; \
Graduated stripe white Muslin 4,
Mull Mullins; Nainsook do. Jacottet.do.
A large assortment just new Th-daN\
B. E. COIVISTABLE,
je27 No. 83' larket at.
'lnstinct° Netts. -
i EC,. S. SWARM has on hand allot o very su
ix' perior white and colored Musquet. Netts
which will be sold cheap at No. 10G Market street.
"1
jel3
T pants; ,
1
EAVY white Linen Drill, for gent's pants; ,
_Li Tweeds and Summer Cloths;
Gent's Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs;
Do. Silk , do,
: • Do. Hernani and Silk Cravats..
iAn invoice of the above received this day by .
je 21. B. E. CONSTABLE, 83 Market, at.
Er ANDS WAN T ED--2 Bedstead makers;
2 'fable makers;
8 hands to make other Cabinet ware;
None need apply but first rate workmen.
i H. H. RYAN
itttB (Journal and Chronicle copy.)
-4-
TIDES -411 Missouri Hides, for sale low to close
.1,1, consignment.
'je26 . JAMES MAY.
llock SlNES—ltulisizehner, Steinberger, and
Haut Sauterne brands for sale by
iug29 STERETT & Co.
For Sale at the Wharf.
JUST received per Canal Boat
-10,00 feet inch poplar;
10,000 " " geasonea;
45,000.. 4a4 Scantling.
WILMARTII
ri eNV Books
T UST RECEIVED—Ls - runsm ra Baeoss, Asia'
T
Minor, by Mrs, E. C. A. Schneider, with an.
essay on the prospects of the Heathen and our duty
to them, by Rev. B. Schneider, and an introductio.•
by Rev. E. !Feiner, A. M. Published by Rev. Samin
Gittelius,.Chambersburgh, 1846. 'For sale by
SCRIDA & SCHEIBLER,
115 Wood at
LAWNS ! LAWNS ! !—Great Darg,lins in Lawns
arc now to be had at Alexander & Day's, No. 75
Market at., as they are selling off their stock of these
good at a great reduction of prices, so now is the
time for Persons to suit theniselves at a comparative.
ly small expense. ALEXANDER & DAY,
No. 75 Nfarketst.,
iF I3 N. W.;corner of the Diamond.
LAWNS—(r,isv coLoas).l—Another lot of Lawns
just opened at A. Morris's, No 63 Market st.—:
warranted fast colors—which we are selling at 12in
per yard, j e t
E.,"IIONS--73 Boxes Lemons; for sale very low,
LA by '
jyl4 : JAMES MAY.
EmoNs.-100 bats lemons in good order,
for sale by P. C. MARTIN,
./ 20. 00 Water street.
EADEIRA WINK-10doz Blackburn Madeira—
the.most celebrated brand imported—to be bad
ai the wine store of STERETT & CO,,
aug29 N 0.16 Market et. cor Ptent.
NETTS.—A large lot of rimpqni
/TX to netts on hand and for sale
.unusually low
aug:l ALEXANDER & DAY,
73 Market st., N. W. cm - . attic Diamond.
New Fashioned Bats,
(IF a very superior quality, for safe by
It•CORD & KING,
ecp3 corner of Wood And Mafia r
Allegheny Cemetery
PERSONS desirons of purchasing lots in this
Cemetery are referred for information to the
Superintendent on the grounds, or to E. Thorn
Druggist, corner of Penn and Hand streets, Pitts
burgh. By order of the Board. J. CHISLETT,
dee 11 Superintendent.
ORT, MADERIA and SIIF.RRY WINES, — of
P
superior qualities, on draft, for medicine and
other purposes, for sale at the wine store of
STERITT ¢ Co.
ang29. 61 Market street, cur., Front.
13SALA1S & HYMNS, for the usa of the German
Reformed Church in the U. S. of America, En.
glish and German. For sale by,
SCRIII.I & SCHERMER,
jell 115 Wood st.
POT .ASH-15 casks Potash, No. I article, on
hand and for sale by
MARTIN & SMITH,
56 Wood st.
PRINTS AND MDSLINS.--4nst opened a large
assortment of low priced prints and a variety
of different makes of brown and bleached muslins.
aug3 ALEXANDER & DAY,
75 ,Marker Et., N. W. cor. of the Diamond
IDirGMETAL.—r ton Scioto Furnace pig iron for
elle by (je26) JAMES MAY.
QUININE--100 ounces just received and for sale.
by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
sepll. corner of 6th and Wood sta.
New Fan alright's:us.
•
ECEIVED by Express last evening, tie Invoice'
XV, of super French Dress Oinghams, many of them
entirety new style and patterns very desiralile, at
No. 96 Market street.
aug26 BARROWS & TURNER..
ECEIVED—Per Canal Boat Great Western—
it 100 pcs Cherry Scantling-5:5 and 6:6-6000
Lights Window Sash suitable for the western trade;
12:16,10'12 and szlo. For sale by
jo6 ' L. WILMARTH.
D EFINED LIQUORICE-100 lbs just received
JAi 'and foe sale by .
B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
. .
' sep9 cor. 6th and Wood sts
Removal.
STERRETT-ic CO., have removed to the corner
of Market and Front streets, No: 16, one door
below their former stand, where as usual, they will
be happy to wait upon their friends, aug/5
Notice.
TSr. undersigned have this day associated under
tho firm of J. D. Williams & C 0.,. for the pur ,
pose of carrying on a general wholesale and retail
grocery, forwarding and commission business at No.
110, Northeast corner of Wood-and Fifth streets;
Sept.. Hit., 1840. J.:O.:WILLIAMS;
sop. 8. THOS. MILLER.
L[►t or:Letters
'REMAINING:. in the Poat Office,-Ct.Pittibitrgh,
Sept. luthy 1846.-Persons calling-for letters;
whose narneer are , on. this list, Will i:ilease say titfly
are advertised. ..• • -
Agnew" John t- .. Allison 'Jane
Ainsworth Edwd S Annie Johrt ••
- Adams John S • • AppletonJlicob
Adams Emmett B 'Anderson A;35.-:
- . -
Mama R S • Anderson Abr
Allison Ebeline Miss • Arrodfong Elizabeth 'R
Aston -William . .2 Argyle John
Allvin Mary Angry Isaac A' - • •
Allison Jamed Ashworth Robed
Baker Charles Boston John.
Baker John: , Bostick Edmund ,
Balletic] Jacob - • Bowman H A
Baird W Vapt - Bonner Nilljatd, ,
Bailey George Boveird John
Barclay Rachel Bogert Htmiali
Barnett Joseph - Brown Sarah .
Barrett Mrs . Brovvo Henry S
Bartley A 13 Brown Julia A ,
Barna Elizabeth ' Brown Alexr - -
Barber C W. - BroWn William(
Barton J .. • . Brooks Robert
Barlett G W Breachly Geo
Barker Legrand Bradj James.
Baxter William -Rev Bradford•JarnesD
Bell Williafia Brice Louisa -
Bell Elizabeth Brooke Stephen
Benyhill Thomas - Brouster Stunuel -
Bodo Rosannah ' • Brockway Relief Mrs -
Beltzhoover David Bracy Geo
Bennett J M Braden Lettice
Beall John I - Bundall P. '
Best Alezr - 2 Bulger John . S
Beach Susan Burta A P ' •
Bengough Ann I Byron It S -
Bernas'Sames M • Butler Thomas
Blazon Matilda Byringtim Jeaptha.
Black William Burke John
Black Mary A Butler.Alary J Mrs -
Black Thomas 'Burns .1
Bossart William Burnside Robert
Bostick John , 5 Burrell John W
Boggs Maria Burdon William 2
Dorm Matthew Rev
Casey Mitchell • 2 Coffin GIV
Carson John • Cunningham John
Carson William - Connor'James L
Catz Oliver Cook Jessee
Carothers James Cocks M A
CaveoNathaniel . Cowles H B.
Caskoy William . 'Cordell Allan
Carlisle ,Daniel Cook John
Casey Edward Cook Lewis
Carson Thomas . Cook' Br. Jones
Campbell Julin Cameron Cornelius
Chester William Rev 2 Costen 7.,11 Rev
Charles William Crawford
Chapman William Crain Nehemiah
Chollar London • Cranston John
Chalfan John, Crispin Peter H
Chamberlain Brown B ,Culp Mrs Mary
Clark Thomas Cunliffe Charles
Clark Isaac Rev Cunningham James V
Clark Edward Cummins Robert
Clark Isaac Curran Dlanissus
Cooper Franklin Collins Thomas
Cooper William Collins B F
Colhurgli George Coats Peter
Davison Christina Misr Doyle W
Dawson William Dobbins Eliza Mrs
Darts Silas
Davis Daniel
DavtsJamos D
De:vin Francis J
lionill P E
DeOker Jicob
Delihr John
'Deny Levi Dunlap Thomas
Dill em 'John Durley dr. Evans
Deihl /3Miiiii Donaldson Eliza J
Dickinson James T Rev Dorsey Thomas G
Dougherty Murtha Mrs Dougherty John
Esenfilder Catharine Miss Evans Owen
Elleott William Eyman Jacob
Ellwirttiz Isaac Evans J
Fagg John
Faismat Thomas
Varies James
Ferguson Andrew
Ferguson N H -
Flanigan Frances C
Fleisher Andrew J
Fitch Roswell 2
Flanigan John
Fleming Mary Jane
Fisher James
Fuller Oliver
Galenor James Glenn Alexander
Galbraith Geo Rev diem, J G
Gaurble Thomas Gold G
Garwood Elizabeth Gormly William
Garwood Samuel Goodbreak C David -
Garret Edward Gordan Maria _
Gates William Gooch S T,
Gallagher M Rev Green Andrew T
Gardner Nathaniel Griffin Sarah
Gelaton Samuel C . Goblin° A J 2
Galbraith James Grooves Elizabeth
Gilbert Ilezekiah 2 Griffin Sarah
Gibson William Oribine Mary Miss
Gilmore Archibald Graham John 2
Gillespee Samuel Graham EC Mrs
Glendenning Robert Gray David
Glenn William Greiser Jacob
It
Hamilton Caroline Harriet John W
Haile A Harris N
Haings Richard Harkin Joseph
Hadley Urban Ilaigu John
Magee Fredrick Harrier G W
Hackett Julia Miss Ilevland John
Hampton Caroline Hashleep John %V "
lingarty Mary Hawthan Moses'
Hagarty William Hazlett E C
Heaney Jane llays John B
Barris E Bays John
flare Adam Hays S B
Bartline George Bays James W
Hurdle John Herriett James
I lurillett lethel la Hath George
Hartley Groge Henderson Matthew
Harden Sarah flurry Bridget
Hartley George 1 lutson Ales
Hill A Y . 3 Hunt B L
Hines Elizabeth Habemtin Jacob
!Jerkin Charles Hulenp Susan
Ililands John Hugh Mrs
Histo Rebecca Hughes Thomas
nibler Arthar H Hunter R M
Hobut & Thompson Hunter David
Hodgsen Mary! Humes Jane
Hocking Jane Hurd W J
Hoirmeyer Gustavus Howser Abraham
Holmes A H Horner John '
Hollenback William Howenstein Andrew
Howard Thomas Hopper Hanson
•
Hood Allan
Irons A S Irwim Robert 2
Irwin James II Capt Irwin Alex
Irwin John H Inglis)) James
Ingram A P
Jnmison Robert Jenkins Mary Mrs
Jack Robret Johnson James
Jackman Nancy Johnson G W
James Joseph Johnson Robert 2
Jackman Citation° Johnson David
Jack A Jones Junes
Jeffries Ann Jones Isaac II
Jeffries John Rev Jones David
Jordin James Jones Robert W 4
Jenney Snrah Jones J H
Johns Mira Jones Samuel
Jewell James - Jones Thomas
Jeffries Margnrcrta
Kane - Mary Miss - Kerr James A
Kitler Joseph Kelly John
Koine Henry Kelly T L
Kntcheon Isaiah Kerr Mrs
Karney Garrett Kerr John S - -
Kennedy Capt M Kline Ellen Miss
Kaye Jusqh Kirkpatrick Edward
Kemmett Alfred • Kiretrue Jacob
Kennedy John ' Knox E Mrs.
Kelley Joseph - - Kuhns Daniel
Kelly Catharine• Mrs 3
L
Lamborn I - sarte J' Lidn Jolm
La Motto W Capt Livingston Samuel
Lappe Martin Lincolm Lyman ' •
Larkins Owen • Lemons Daniel
Little James Lillywhite Banjainin
Little Margaret E Lilly George'
Lathrop Alfred • g Litchfield John '
Larimore E Miss Long Andrew
Levington Archibald_ Longhrey 11110 I.
Leonard Mary Anne Lockhort Olt
Leonard Mary Anne Logan George,
Lewis William Lyon Capt ' •
Leonard Mary Mrs Lowry William
Little James Lndwick hPelellitnd - •
Little Jane Lummer
Matthews Robert It - Miller John 2
'Mackey James' A 2 Miller Willitun
Maher Charles C Rev Miller`lereiniab
Maeky James IL Miller - I B
Mack Thomas - Mitchell W,l • t•
Mahorney Sarah Maberly Thomas - - •
Madison Ottis , Moorhead R
Mann - Peter, Morris Themtiat
;Matthews /Alai' ;Moodie J W
i%
In==M
Dougherty John
Denning John
Drippy John
Dunlap William
4 Durand IV
Diluter D Capt :-
Dunlap Julia Ann
Flynn Thomas
Findley Samuel Rev
Falwell F W
Fester H D
Porgy James
2 Frew William
Franks Margaret A
Freeman Geo E
Freeman N
Stances John K
Fulton John 11
ESE
Martin Elizabeth Morrison .Mr •
Martin Polly • - Mere Joseph J
Martin John L Myers Margaret ,
Miss
Meta Henry ' Am,
Mrsighan Henry. - Menu John
Middlemess Andrew Marlio.land Miss
]lfite Samuel j -itifyer'John
Mulligan -John ' Murray-John
slitehell Margaret 1 Murphy James .1)
Miller, Lefty Mira Murray Annie Mrs, ,
1
hI?A•Voy 'Michael _ M , Garr Hliinbeth' Mrs
M , Dride MlntYre Mr.
M>Bride A -It ' ',lll4.ittyre' William .
rilride Andrew , „ - _
M , Callorigh Wm Rev M ,
M,'Callough James' h.f., , ,lllwaine Andiew
ht , ClingAzigetini'Mrs, i 34 , 1i - devBr William •
Ill'CSbe James H . : M+lCerdehan 4- Co
NPClintort Jahn j Mary Dies
MiCloskey Leeward' .W.Rillen Amanda-
11,taa1en MlCelvy Samuel W
Irt , Cann Ihigh IrPlrenna CbarleS:
rearm George .. WlCennen Henry
APCreeiy'llugh -! ltdsßelson .jamCs
lioCuttly 1.. IVPLain - W, W Rev
lit' Cormich Win . , .W.Lean: Capt J.
M'Cormick Ec Dravoo - M 3 Claren
11'Donald Nancy'- APl.aughlin MISS.
M'Donald John .
frl?Donald Michael_ - 'Charles
M , Dowell Blizahetli - W.Mastera
M'.Gloite, David ~. . ADMullan John °
Rebecca Mrs .M 9 Matmui - Mr
. . . , .
I: - Nii
Newland Maria Miss Nickle Simpscm
Nash JOsePli ' Niblock Aim
Newill BA I . Nichol John
Nevin Margaret . , Nolte G H: .
Nlcke John Noble Arthur
0
Owens Winne&ied-Miss Oros David A
Ddel M J hlns OWentt:Owee'
Clqtrien Joseph ' - °altos Isaac
„ -
Orr Mary' Mrs • Orr Rohert -
Obey John Olfallertm: Bridget MN .
Glilshoe Doct ' - •
Palmer :Henry Pike Emma Hlla'Miss ,
Payne Seines - Piper Lneitida Mrs"' '
Padgett Ebenezer S • I) F
Palmer Franklin ; ' Phillips William
Pattersonloseph E , Pryor Silas ' - '
Pnrker E - Porter WA ,
Parke Thos C i porter John 3
Patterson Nancy . Price George
Pititerion John.; Potts Mary Anne
Perkins Hiram. 1 Powell C S
Plufirmer Davis & Price George D
Phillips Augustus Pryor Silas D
Q'uinnDirß
uiun
Ilinhop Rev
Ranson WiUiacjt niter Hanna C ]
Ridley Jacob ] . .RockifellerMaryD Misa
Ralston Joseph j Roney John, -
R],eddy James :] Robb Chesterfield
Rheyman John ;j Rockafiller.J
keMis James , goss'Emaline
Reed Bridget ]. ]ohs rke Ow n
e'
11.]eed.Julia A - . ;John
Rieitin,DennisW , RowawiLl W -
Richardson W 2 Rowe Thinnai T
Rind A C ' Rodebaug.h John
Richeson Hugh ) Robinson C L
RiClia.rds William :1 Robinson James H
Richardson. Lavina p Rogers Frances
Richard John 1 Rupell James
Richardson Georgat Robinson Mary Mrs -
Riley David A i/ Robinson Ebeneazer
Rink Joshua l
San Campbell j
Sanders Chase A
Sainple ,Catharine I
Scott Walter ,I
Scarborough Sedges'
Scott Elija A
Senn Margaret
Suly C C Capt
Sharp Margaret 1
Shaw George
Slim-pleas A J j
Ship, Thomas
Shook John
Shnrman
Shelby.,Rachel
Shinharger George -
Shimei Michael !
ShuUk John
Shuck Catharine E.l
Slater Josiah . 1
Simmons William
Smith Robert , B 1
Smith Robert
bruith Samuel ~
Smith 11
Sinith David
Sherry Patrick
Spence E
Snook Peter:
Springer C W
Tack'aberry Thomo;
Tanner Isabella 'Mai
Taylor. Mary; A. MR
Thompson Josiah SI
Taylor , Jeremiah
Taylor Joseph . B
Tharp Roderick ,1
Thayer G F , ‘.l
Thomas Thomas - I4k,
Thornburg Thommo
Teeltera Marshall :1
Teeitera Samuel M
Thompson J,dseph
Thompson James jj
Zpillnran Mary
Speer J
,Spargo
Snyder Nichoiay
ck Spargo Mary
Squire Horatio - W
2 Steele: Pi:oche •
,Stedman Samuel
Steele Riche! V -
Stearns
Stevens William
Stewart Campbell
Stewart Margaret
Stewart Samuel 2
Stewart James
Sturgis S D Lt
J It
Strong E D
Sturgeon Juba P
Stoner A
Strickland William
Stimmell Charles A
Stoops George
Swain Morris L :2
Swearenger W D
fistich Margaret
• ornersPhillip
Sweazy C • B
2 Summers WV F
Spratt William
T •
Thempson Mrs
Thompson Robert
.3 Thompsiin,Williarn
2 Thomp - son Andrew
• Tilden B F
Torley J
Tomer Jueob 2
Tomer Aden
Trelevan Richard
• Trainor - Indiana Miss
Trimble Theodore •
Trimble Margaret
TuokerGeorge •
[firing 3
Venal dames V Verolegrift Joseph
Vickers Smg.'
WalkerJaob Whitesides Robert
Walker William [ - White John.
Walker Alezander - Williams Samuel
Wallaee.Ernaline ITiss Williams Jane K-Mrs
Walter F A Mrs ilYlll4ins William
Walter George Glsbn James
Waldron John . Wilson G A Copt
Ward Mary Mrs Wilson James 13
Ward Elevia Mrs t ' Wilson James W
Watson Mr I Wilson. William Rev
Watson Pherbe A 2 Wicks Elizabeth Mrs
W,'atterson Wm. , [ Wicks Lewis
Watkins Elimore Wickline Samuel
Watt David J Wigam John' C
Weiz Thomas [ Willis John A
Webster Henry Williamson Richats);ff
West Minerva aWm Williamson J II•
,Wells J T Winkett Samuel .
Wells Abraham .I 2 Winton. James
Welsh George Winter Mary Miss
Webb Elizabeth Miss ;Woods Patrick
W:eir William Woods Mr.
WellsJaines Dr Woodburn James
harmell Alesander Wright Sophia Mrs
Whittaker James
.
Simes Young Otis
yancy George 3. Young H Miss
garnell David 2'„
Z Zigler George N Maj
M D
I C. MIKIBBEN, Postmaster
Eept 115-d 2.taw •
DEEM 3 DRUGS.
C.antharides; Cochineal; Pow'd Colocynth;
Eussian Castor; Blake Manna; Oil Cloves; •
Guru Mastte; Gum Landrac; Oil Cinnamon;
litsvreceived and Tiir sale by It. E. SELLERS, _
fikpl4 ;• • 57 Wood street.
TOBACCO- 50 packages ss, 89, 12s &16a, Lump
1 and Plug Tobacco; jut received and for sale hp
seplil 4. MILLER & RICKETSON.
ICE-10 Tier4s prinie Rice, just recclved.- and
'for sale low, yy
sep l r hIILLER § AWELTSON.
AT3I BOX - E.,111141.: iThirty;l3 Ibs. Catty Boxes
11, Young Hyson Tea; j
Thirty 6 lbs. - do.;
Jut received aid for sale by
8415
.1' ;MILLER &: L[CKET UN.
-
11/"A.C,KERE!..—'-30 Barc'els large Nu. 3 Mackerel;
111 just receire4 and cur sale, by
sepls MILLiIR
3-, RICKNTSOc.
, --
TVANTATIONWOLASSES---100 Barnsls Plan
tation!milli's, on consignment and for sale by
setils MILLEIt 4- RICKETS'ON.
Rublied Calomel, in 1
1,_," lb bottleir, juni received and for sale by
Sepl4. R. E. SELLERS,
BRITISH LUS RE-4 case just received and fur
- sale by ' i - It. E. SELLERS,.
reply _ ' 57 Wood street.
TURGEON'S flair Barrels Sturgeon's Oil;
o.for sale by. I
setils MILLER la RICRETBOIC.
rixr HITE FISHIVND iltollT-142 Barrels. White
Fish, f
60 Barrels Mackinaw Trout; _
Jtist received col' consig'nment end for sale .
sep 16 MILLER ft. ftICKEFtiOX.
AITHITE NAV NNA iSLIGAR-40 Boxes White
- • RarainaStigar, jpiti received. and for sale by
.seplls MILLER & RICKETBON,
. _
SHOY774. Akgs.Sotisslorted Nos. for sale by
JAMES MAY.
;;:~;I ;
ATIN -S.IIIITED DE .LAINES.,—,Jast reCelve,l
/7.5 ti to of hflck and colored Satin • Striped de
1....:.ce5,-wMeh we are selling very cheap. -
• - ALEXANDER & DAY;
ao2;:t -': 5' Afarket st, N Wcd of the Diamond."
ARDINESE and HOLLAND few
t,)
cases awl kegs, a superior article: for sal() - try,,
. • STERETT '& CO;: '
aug 29 • 15 blark et st., cor
Iteeetved'liisst.*.tv'etatng dtC Oat
r ITILIE fifth . and last let of .ilterrindekpi . ngliat,
prints, style the same, brown Mad pcsplci.plaid:!
and patterns beaCtifit!, at the Dry.Godds cash .1-Leur.q.
of (so4 ) . . BARROWS &.TrittiS'rE.-.
MHE PROGRESS OF NATIONS.—An
the Progress of Nationsin Proilic i Indostr± 4 ,
Civilization Population and Wealth;_ illutrtratedl.;/
s
statistics.-of: Mining.; Agriculture, .Marilifacturc .
Corrimercoi
merits,. Mortality, ;Emigration and Population, ly,
A few copies of the above work for dale by
"JOII,NSTON & STOCKTON,
augSe ' -- Corner of Market and:3d sti:
T AIILES—Pier, Centre:and card Tables of (Karl
pattiffia. It you wantAgood article cheap:
call ai the }urniture Warehouse of .
- - .
-
Wood Street Property' fOr s Saf.et
TrlHAT'dediimblelot of ground at the foot of Woo l
'streetsocciMieil at the time of the greet re by
Itiessrsilinglt Holmes, is offered:l'hr salt; *:
"Enquire of J. K. MOORFfEAD.''. -
augB
pqck;ages" Y. II.; Imo.; G: an 1
Powctioug, of late inaportations,:arrivingSattd
foitiale_by _ • ",,_ ...:LA_INIBERT 'SHIPTOISP,:j
kIRME.A.NSOF PEAChi.—A Sermon deliimred.
• in. the “Third Rtesbyterian Church"
by . tile Re*. D. K, Riddle, and published by tlig
questa did Coneegrition. For sale by
• t JOHNSON STOCKTON.''
To Leti
nornar of‘Food and Fourth 2
streets,pasnssion giyen . immediately, enquire,
°file subscriber on the promises. - • ,
nu k 2. - • , • •
rIIIOI3A.CCO--r ri b c : & s_ puteliinson's 'ss; •
Harwebd's ssi
"r a g 131 . 4 ts 31 R. Gr.inte 5. 3 ;
15 d I,4tolis
13 . s.,
3 Balt. plug, and
this
day. and for sale by :
augt).s
Ladies Twist; arriviit t ANT s BERT & SHIPTON.
• • ,• •. .
tIIOIIISACCO--2 kegs No. rsix. twist tobacco re? .
ceivdd and flir sale jay • • •-- .
B.
,
sep2 N 0.5 - Water street.
- t - Homers Odyssey.'
IFHP. Odyssry ofHomer, nccOrcling to the, text or
Wolf; with notes; Tor the use "or 'Schools imp.'
Colleges:" by John J. Owen, Principal of the Coine.li-:
ns liistitute,. For :Isle' by Lan: LOO.MIS, . -
sep7 (Journal copy.)
Yd: Twist Tobacco-19 kgs Va.- tobacco, N0..1
article, - in store and for sale by • . •
MARTIN erSMITH, -
sep2 56 Wood street.
VSNEERS AND VARNISHES, of the very best
- quality, - for sale at H. H. RYAN'S Cabinet
Ware.Rootns, N 0.31 Fifth street. jyl6
IiTINEGAR-50 bbls cider vinegar in store and for
sale by M. B. RIMY & CO:
eep•'_
George R. White S. Co.,
WTILL dispose of their choice stock Cr Barages,
painted and Gingham Lawns, summer Shawls
and Scarfs at reduced prices. - -
They will' aiso dispose of their entire stock of
,Cloths, fancy Cassiinerez, and Kentucky Jeans, at
original cost, as they intend relinquishing-this par
ticular branch of theftbusiness:
jy2.2,2in (Chronicle please copy.).
GOODS—A large assortment
Y of, White dress goods, such as Nansook,
Jaokonett, Mull and Swiss Muslins. Just received`
and for sale very cheap by -
ALEXANDER &
7.5 Market.st.; n:.-crest con Diamond
OLE
AA TINES AND LIQUCRS.—STEIIETT C0.,N0 16
IV Market street ; cor. Front, would respectililly
invite attention to their Iprge aesortzneut of Wipes
and Liquors. Plichas.crs would do well to call and
examine,them before vurchasing elsewhere., -
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aegd9
Int6ierbling to Buyers
AvrE invite the attention of who wish bar-
V gains to a fresh arrival of seasonable 'Dry
Goods, bonglit since the reduction of the Tariff, at
exceedingly,low prices and will be sold accordingly.,
PRESTON ft. 110SK1NSON,
No. 81, Market st., between 6thand the Diamond.
aug24dlin,
EICOPHOIsT'S CYROPAEDIA: The. Cyropaedia,
_LX, of Xenophon, according to the tell of L. Din
d withnotea; fortho Cod of schools-and colleges',
by J. Owen, principal, of the Cotnelina Institute; for
sale by' LUKE .LOWILS:Agent.
sep 7, • Jouraalcop.t.
X BALES HAIR, suitable for Plasterers 13Urposes,
for sale by - M. R. RHEY & Co.
12171t=1
1:30 .DA L ES ttni!nh'filorEsyaletbtvo
aug-29
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(LLD. WINES & LlQUORS—consisting of
Ur Port Wine: -
-11Iacleira Wine; , -
Malaga do; - "
Rhenish do ; -in half and quarter pipegi
and on draught n'airinted pure;"- -
-Pale Brandy, of clifierent .brands ,
Dark do, - ws
Rolland Gin fine fla-or
. Peach Brandy, B,years old;
Apple do, • 4 tdo, do;
Old Rye Whiskey, S and 11 years old,
Part.of the above" Liquors from •under Cus,tonl
House Lock, for sale in quantities - to suit by
P. C. MARTIN,
jy:2o . 60 Water st.
Copartne*ship.
THE undersigned have - entered into partnership.
under-Abe firm of Stracpr & Co.,as Wholesale
and Retail dealers in Foreign Wines and
E tquors, at
the corner-of Mail:et...and Frent streets. -
BENJAMIN:T. STERBTT,
JACOB WEAVER.,
EMI
Pi Goo de:
tcEnrED to-day at No. 46 Market street
.AL Another case of those rich Gingham prints,
in brown and purple plaids, beautiful patterns.
ALSO, sCLpieces white .and colored Musquitoe
Netting of superior quality, for, sale cheap at
'BARROWS 8: TURNER'S„
3$ Market st.
CBI
Segorm Segars 2 1
JUST received from New - York, a large quantity
of Havanna and Principe Segars of the most
popular and superior brands note in use. Also, an
excellent article of chewing tobacco and several
bales of superior Cuba Leaf tobacco far sale.
B. E. WINCHESTER .
No. 60, Third street, tw - o doors from the -Post
Office.
Sugar and Molasses.. .- •
gLIDS. N. O. Sugar, strictly prime'.
t!..5 bbls. Nos. 4 and G Logi; • ' -•
10 eases . - , Loverin's' D. Loaf Sugar
Ils bbl N. O. Molasses;
In store and for tale by
LAMI3ERT SIIIPTQN,
133 and ;135 Wood street,
ME
.ft;11 13BLS. Pitch:
elk" 5D • ltosin;
150 Bozos Tobacco, various sil.Cel
10,000' Seed lcaf Cigars;
On consignme.nt and will he sold low fur Cash, or
exchanged for Pittsburgh manufactures, by
seps TAAFFE Fa' O,CONNOIIi
CoWeet
3 o
00 G ltrLt`',..Pm'ern,
tPPrin‘n;
Atriving thii day and for sale by
ung.2s LAMBERT .: &- SE{IPTON
111110DE.48t IRN, (Late of New , York eity,)
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Filth
1.1.1, between Wood and 'Market,
Manuthetnrers of Mustard,,Ground,Spides, Catstips,
&e., will - open - during the - present 'week a large
assortment of artieles it, their tine which they will.
wholesale in quantities to 'fiuit dealers, at ‘ Easterti
wholesale prices. All articles sold by them warran
ted.' lterchants intending'to go east would doVell
to call before leaving the city. - .:TheYtnirj be fund
at their, warehouse, \0." 37 Filth' street, in Ryan
Buildin sep7
OAL.:scrp.A.— • =4 casks, -received. and by B. A. FABNE,STOPII. ;
aepll cot. Sisth and Wood sta. "
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