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' 0 7 150- _:••::e ,-'-;,'-- 4 ' . ~ ' ' 4 w ' - ,' -,,*•, -:, -c: ,1 t, r k, ~ '"47-''l''c'''''''''„-0',,-,'7,, `,?.,:,?' ~ ,-'-'`,,‘'," r, ' -,.. • = .-- 1 , ''- - '- , '.4.-., - „ - -,;At.,` ,- f r-;.,- ,,, i,e--, , ~. , : .- , .:::47;', ' ', ,. '"'_!--'• ~ Ko..p .k~. MEE ,r 1 e~..""~ .. ~ .~.j EWE linglin :*.,:,;' ...' 'i ' .7 ' i! - i 4 , ' , i'.:','''.'. =9EI .~=~ ~ ~a . 2 .::.• -,, ,,:-t , -: -.. ... i,-.''' =IV=I EMMEN iiirit rorgilikered Ana Corrected every ASterneon ...—.PITTBIEiRGH . ROA.RD'oF. TRADE... -, comn:rriar. FOIL nr.ctxitrat. 'Q:. Loomis, Denny, srD vitt PORT OP PITTSBURGH.. r l ls 4 :4;rrktrinnilisaturvintotaN3tTET . . ARRIVED "-"• :Arena, Fleeson, Wellsville. • zl • .••• New England, Page, CM. • Dikpatch, Isrelsori, MonOngahela City ' take Elie n lioops, Beaver. • Consul, IkiwirCan, BrowhsVille. .r . Louis Ilf.Lsßennelt, Brownwitille. , ‘ •brachitan,l'Mft•-•-Bieber. • . DEPARTED.' Klinefelter, Cincinnati. Susquehanna, Stuart, St. Louis.- Llui„y Byron, Miller, Louisville. " Tlispate.h. Nelson, Mon. City. • "`" Like Elie; Hoops, Beaver. " • • -Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville . C.ensul, Bowman, •Brownsville. Michigan, Boiss, • Beaver. . • Tbs river is tatting slowly,.but is and will cou l tii4iii: ? iia , gbad'aaiigal!lii order, for the largest There nothfng in- the market! lxroyth slaelt and no cb ng id Deices. NifESTERN` WATERS. The river it this point was falling slowly last eVesting TM Keit=ky river was very high on the 10th Still rising. The. Cumberland was - rising on the 10th, with 'l4 feet water on the shoals.--Louissiik Dan. Dec. NAinrxiLL,Decenaber 10 • :Colion.—We'noticestbutlittle hi market yester and•heard ofr no sales. Tuesday a few bales . very aliie quality iota for Slc., but this is above the eisarketvrotalions, which are the same as at our tastile.port 708 cents. robotro--Several hbds. have been received at A. Efaxiißtoe'si warehouse, but only one , or two blide:were sold. - Prices are not established.. 1111.1.1tary Goods. ' , . . S . WORDS., Epaulettei, .Sashes, Lacel, Buttons, Biaids. and a general , assortment of Milittoy... goods, on band and for aide by . - . . .. /NO. B. MTADDEN 84. Co., deels. - :.. .-. .. No. 85, Market street. Bridge !Stock at . Auction. . . pIA Wirelnesday evening the 16th inst. at 7 &elk. . at tits` Cotrimeicial Auction Room, cornet of i siCind FM sZreCts, will be sold without refetvb 1 Ao. kkeres Jillegbezg Bridge Co. Stock, commonly ctißea s tlfe Old Alloeceny Bridge. ~ 5 S 6 aitial . iri;ertheta j.iberlies Bridge Stock. Tilrks cash p i: r4:ir . f.: 7 8c.15 - .10112.11). DAVIS, Aunt. ENNESSVA. REA. NUTfi, A. small lot, very su- J.. IPTI perior, javt &easel' atieetir tale by I,l4ltrir viecl.s • - Wood st. :4,.. c 7 5 ..i . i.0LL . BUTTER . 7S 11 5 ar 4 r;15 0 . , ne 5 a r tI s i et. Put fin' sale' by MARTIN 8c SMITH, FEATIMIVS. Sacks prime bre gee'io Feathers for sale bi• • " FAIEN.O, RiIEY *Co, tic 15 : 57 Water st. . . '.(____.. • - 10 OAP--50 Lis. No. I Cincinnati soap, rec'd and fur }.:3 -sale by ' ' FRIEND, RUE'S & Co., p decl4 ' • ' - N0:57 Water st. Dins'. DI cope; ASHIONABLE,CLOAK AND DRESSMAKER, Diamond alley, bet. Wood and Smitlifield at., haslust reed from Now York the latest styles for Cloaks, RallOtoto and Dresses. • • ills* snow and lienotiful style of Wiater 'loaners. dc.l4-41.4tats2. IVECTARINE FINE CUT CHEWING TOBAC- 1.11 CO.—W. & D. RINEH&RT, 1i0.,33 Hand et., cake pleasure in announcing tattle puhlic that they bateittseintrodneed a=new and delicious article of fine CHEWING- TOBACCO, which they can mem- Mtn& to enstoiners as mild, pleasant, finelYlavored, And entirely free from adulteration. They have also eon' hand a very fine lot of CJNENDISII of the very !besequ ity. dect i0,,g.G,A11.8, 50 boxes imported and otber 11.egalia ,Q-Seg-ars; 30 1 boxes imported and other pisteilo Seganc 16 1 boxes imported and other - 1;:t Beila.and Illadura'6egars,in store and for-sale ievr by 4T4itii;TT tx Co., ds,e9 . lq ilfarket st, cor. Frent. tpoitaCCOAramatie, Nectar, Peach Leaf, 1. Desr, Bees Wing',4lleice of the Army and Naty, Pare Oronoke, W. knd Brancb•a Stag, all prime brands, for sale in iota? (if large packages, or by deol4 STERP.TT &Co., 16 Market st. 41:P.I.NES-25 tine Sardines, for sale low by S STERETT & Co. qorgerlgarket and Front eta, 'BITTERS, &c,-16 do:. Aromatic Wine Bitten; 10" Es& Peppermint—bottled and on draught. lso; East India Bitters, an article recommended •foettivalids. For sale by 'STERETT & CO., decl4- corner Market and Front its. . . ANTED TO BORROW, several sums cifinouey W TY for different periods, from'sil'itiontlis; to one, twci three, folluor five years, On the best of security. Wante,d, places country,.for about 100 labonng . men, hostlers, -waiters, boatmen, farmers, and mechanics, -4.150;-for •ahoo flow t 75 boys of differ ent ages, oilns 4.1. or IS years of age as aapren tines to various trades: -or work of different kinds, and bey' to eilapes in stores, Wanted, places for a number , of school masters, warehouse men, clerks, sales men; 6t,c. IrrWanted, places for a number of colored men ted , women, Boys and girls, of different ages and-for various kinds of work, &c Persons having dwelling houses, stores or viMehou ses, rooms, farms, lke to rent, will he well to record them is nay offiee,,and persons wishing to rent, lac., !to call. Charges in all cases will be moderate, and 'prompt attention, at BARRIS' -agency -decl2-6t and Intel. office, No 12 Et Clair st. ,Ct TEWARTS Daily Register, for the use of fami lies, and persons of business, for 1347. For sale by' H. S. BOSWORTH & CO., 402 43 Market st. For the Holiday*. BOUDOIR ANNUAL FOR 1847; Friendship's Offering; The Opal; ' The Christian Keepsake; The lfyacinth; • !The Poet's Gallery of Beauty; ;The 04=s of Beauty; , The ladieW . Serap Book; hb ttiiel Wreath: teligious Souvenier, by Mrs. Sigourneyt -The Diadem: • The. Germs of Nature, by Mrs. Embury; 'Findenls Illustration of - Moore; ' 4The 'The Ladies Book of Poetry and Flowers; Oracles from' the Poets; ~ifientimenta of Flowers, by J. Andrews, Lon Albums; - • Illustrated editions of the Poets; . • A:large assortment-of Books for Chil n. For sale by ..11: S. BOSWOR CO., 40012 , ' 43 Market at. •..r,. ' ' • Fresh Oy • ... e fy .Fix "sultecribei• will receive fresh .Oysters daily t - :-fiwm:Baltimore, which he will serve up in all different styles, at the Franklin Hata', Fourth it., .betweertBrnithfield and Grant octl3, 'New York Piano Fortes . . Taw 11.-MELLOR, No. 81 Wood Stre3t, has recelyed and for guile at manufacturers , prices, one elegant Rosewood Piano Forte, made by A. 11. Gale, . & Co., New York. " One tylendid Mahogany tPinfie Forte, made by A. H. Gale & Co., New York. One Roieviiitml.Pianii Forte, madeby N. Worcester, Nevi York; colt $3OO about six months since, and will be sold at- e reduced price, on account of the owniewini is about leaving the city. dec7 • f . Copartnership. ~,,) r lig staieeribers have — this dayentered into Co '. ruirtnership,in 'the name of Friend, Rkey & Co., or the'purpose.or transacting a'general-Grocery and Conimission tinniness, and haVel taken the house oc -",etipkedly4ll.- B; Rhey & Co., No. 57 Water street, isthert-they:will he.pleased to receive the isatronage alga "friends 'of the , late firni. F. F. FRIEND, • . . . GEO. RREY; JAS..IVOOD.. Tieststugli No'rember 28 1846-debt Old:Whiskey. Monotgabelt - V7biekey. F`-'l'J:lloo"bblii:litthiliaold •• • •- ,4 • ' For saleby , gILLF4kIk - RICKETSON, deip7 •,- • ' - 170 Liberty it f - ~4 i~T~ NIZIE , , ,j. r_e. SEIM tached.to it the melt :ti.istitellotk Printing Estab lishment in. the city. We, are prepared 4o 1111-all orders for printing at the shortest - notictOrndlhe work will be done in the .best 'style and. 'ort.the lowest terms. • - "" Important to Consiiiptives.--Sirange! that so many who are 'affiicteayvith a Coughthat is gradu ally weariag them di - 3*bn, , and slowly but purely, stealing them . into that "dreadful diseate bOTlSUlap tiarithat disease which carries off thousands daily '—are doing nothing, or; what is, worse. than notlt , are gorging themselVes with nostrums that ere puled to the skice.for ctns they are said to have effeettd on some foreign or - unknown persons; when they earilaPpasitivity cured by using Dr. Rhgers' cOrapouad Syrup of liverwort and 'far, which con tinues to . Make the molt remarkable cures ever re i corded in, the annuals of Medicine; which_ is prp ved by reference to the vast number'of certificates froni the Brit and most respectable citizens=such at the Hon, .tuttge William Burke, the wife of the Rev. Geo, .Mtilly;;•Doctor Wm. Richards; Mrs. Hi ram lquinatery Devianey Ludlow, Esq.,,of Cincin nati-'and a greet number of others in this city.— Certificates of not only of remarkable cares of &S -tressing Cough, but' cases of Caregiaription positive ly cured, after physicians of thp highest standing have given them up to die! For sale by' D. C. Kneeland, principal agent, Grant street, one door below See - advertisement of Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Ter;in another coliunn. dec.& , CrrarsTres •Galvanie Remedies for all kinds of nervous atreetions they have been used withintire siieeesi in all Cates of Rheumatism; acute or chro nic, applying Co the held, • face or limbs; gout, tic dolereux, bronchiiiN," v'ertigo, nervous or sick head ache, indigestion, 'paralysis; palsy, epilepsy, fits, convulsions,'crarnp, 'palpitation of the heart, neu ralgia' ' general debility,-&c. In cases of dyspepsia, which is simply a nervous derangement of the di• gestive organs—they have been found equally suc cessful. Wash, Union C. SCHMERTZ NINE =BM •i '"` - '.l'.: -. i . ' 1 Zi;': . '.'.27.-; ~ , , ...t - ;,,f';',• -, .z.,:r::-,--5;,....-•,:•.,i,,,, BMa q ~~'4. ^nyr These applications are in the form of Rings and Magnetic Fluid, Bands, Bracelets, Belts, Si.c. 'cr,See advertisement for further partlcplars on the' outside Of this sheet. For sale •at the only agency, 57 Market street clec9 • • River - icutoni Pittsburgh' to Lourstille . thibugh Wheel ing'X'cilumbus and Cincinnati. .:The'subScribers 'were appointed a Committee to distribute 200 shares of 850 . 6ach of the stock of said Cotripany, to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, (that lmitig the proportion allotted to this city by the Company.) 4s all feel'ati interest iu this important improvement, and it is believed to be the best stock ever offered the community, in order to give a more general extent, the Committeedeem it proper to con fine thd subscription to two shares for one week from thiti.t • - Books for oubscriptiop at the Counting Room of HaAna . S Watarman,lVater at. - . . . . JAMES MAY, RICHARD EDWARDS, JOSHUA HANNA, Committee Farm far Salo at a Bargain. TE snfiiabars-offer Tot sale, a valuable Farm, situate in ()MIS Township, about 12 miles from the city, and adjolaing lands of James Duff, contain ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with valuable improvementsathis.farm is well watered and has two orchards of the best grafted fruit, and js worthy the-attention of Farmers. Title indisput able. For further particularsemjuire of Isaac Rhoads, lirinr; on the premises, or to ••• OGDEN & SNOWDEN, cor. ofWooll end 4d sts. decl2-dlwaw3 qlstake Corrcctetl NDREW who for years has been 111., ., reribly known 49 the manufacturer of .i.superi or article of V ENITIAN BL IN DS , informs hie friends and patrons,' that he, has not now, and siererl„ t a t l a ;hap on the comer of Third and Market streets, Nis shop has been removed from PAtt street to Fifth s near the Exchange Bank, where superior Blinds-may be had at prices to snit the times. dec9 T IKENESSES 7 of Rev. JOIIN W. NEVIN, 1). D., 1 . 4 President cif Mkrshall College, and Professor of Did. Theology, in the "Theologmal Semi - nary of the German Reformed Chnoth, Mercersborgh, Pa., (late of Virkseeryi Theological Seminary,) from the original Picture painted in (541. Rer.llosei•t'J: Breckenridge, D. D., Principal of Jefferson College, 'Canoasburgh, Pa. For tale by ELLIOiT Et ENGLISH, decit Market st, between Third and 4th Sealed Proposals AVLTleereciat' totc of thel irin teinto Vtivero,:ntheaixen; Portage Rail Road, at Plane No. 2, of said Road, un til sunset of Thursday, the 24th day of December, 1846, for furnishing 4 wire Ropes f or said Road, to be delivered at each of the following planes, on or before the first day of March next, viz: . . One for Plane No. 3-3800 R. long and 11 in.'s in diameter of No. 20 wire. One for Pleat -N0..4-4956 " " " One for Plane No. 8--6SOO. "•- 44 One for Plarie No. 9-6048 44 " Said Ropes - to be manufactured of the best quality of iron wire and in'thc same manner as those now in use on Planes Nos. t; 2,5, 7 and 10, of said Road. Bids will also be received for Ropes for each of said Planes manufactured as above described; but of.ll inches diameter. Proposals will state the price per root lineal at which the Rope will be delivered at th* . tespectire planes, and will be sealed, and endorsed “Prnposalta for R•dpe;'and diFected to the subteribcr it Portage P.O. By order of the Board of Canal Commissioners. JOHN FERGUSON, Sup: ic9-td • M. P. on A. P. R. R. New Books. AT COOK'S So Fourth street. The following aro received and for sale: The Dog: by Wm. Yottatt; edited, with additions, by E. J. Lewis, M. D. Rory O'Moore; a National Romance: by Samuel Lover, Esq. - Encyclopedia Americana, supplementary volume: by Henry Vethake; a Popular Dictionary of Arts; Sciences, Literature, IliMory, Politics and Biography., Vol. 141 Rural-Register, and Almanac tor 184'7. London World' f Fashion—Ooders reprint—Only One Dollar per anh., delivered here free of postage. Magazines for December. • . • Annuals for the Holidays. • Mammoth Brother Jonathan. Lucretia; or the Children of the Night; anew Pioceli by Bulwer—A further supply. Lifd of Addison—ln one volume—cheap edition. BlackWocala Ladies' Magazine—Reprint—Only One Dollar per annum, free of postage. decl4 , Plttiasitrgla hospital. VRDER THE CARE OF THE SISTERS OF AtERCY Dr.'s Addiiod, Galrzam, Bruce, and M'Meal, Phy- RRANGEMENTS are now completed for open- A ing this institution on or about the first of Janu ary, 184'7. Accommodations for twenty patients halre been. ordaect; if the contributions now being solicited from the citizens warrant it, •accommoda- Bons will bo prepared. for forty.• Donations for this purpose can be given to the Collecting Committee, or sent to the Sisters ofgercy, Penn street, or to any of the following:—.-James May, A. Tiernan, James Blakely, John Coyle, J. S. Cosgrave, Com mittee. dec9-lin New Music. ON` the Charge, to the memory of Ringgold; The May Queen; Parlor Quadrilles; The last sweet chime; The home that I love; 0! would I were a boy again; Le souvenir waltz, by H. Kleber; Origin of the harp; Oakland Gallopade, by Rhoback; Love Not; Old Granite State; I have'cOme from a happy land; • Orphan ballad singers, by Russell; . Oh! sharemy cottage; - Woodman! spare that tree; Dublin waltzes, by La Britzky; Camp Glee, by Loder:. dedicated to the New York Guards' Glee Club; The Vocal Beauties of the favorite Opera of the "Love Spell?" by Donazette; Pour Songs from the Opera Il Puritani, by Bel- Rai; . . • • Duetta for two Butes bylerbignier4 Kauffner; Rio Grande Quick March;' dedicated to:General Taylor; Willig's Juvenile Pianoforte Preceptor; Just received and for sale by • • • decl• • . JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 WOod at. Net, 0 Nisi. YOU can aiwaYs find at G. Schneek , s, on the cor •ifer of Fit% and'Smithfield sta., 'fresh Oysters served up in every style, on. the shortest notice. Also', Ground Nut Candy; Pruitsi and Pastries of the choicest kinds: Call and see. onc.„l3.citap A. MASON. 62, Market st., has on hand an extensive assortment of Shawls, comprising more ofthose splendßd•Broeha-, also Cashmere worst ed and otherShavrls. ,deci N a ,. —,-.-„.„-.,-,--.„4:',".:--,...•-•1•1.'iir:.-•.:,,-z-_':...?-i,•#---7.;-.. •?-'-'-,..' ~ .z •- ' , ' ;'l -7--.' ';Y'. ' - ' . . fi r ',., .:•!:!.• . '.. 4. :'. , : , :• . k - !1. - ' , ':q1::' '!' ,:r.A' , ..:!, •.,:-:,?,.--:",,,;-.,:.. ,- . .7.f. .., ,',-. : ~.._.. EWE EMS • , ::; - .' - -c'; , 4.st••• - .;: . ; - '.'':',:',,,,:: ~: ~?.`' ~~ INekisirille`laiittaiati. 'Packet: — ' BATE9Wit SIIBBIYUNTs .' Tire stearadv.A. A, Reese C FLEE' • --obnazarzb.:3l rt. VV.. ,acos, Master, will leave Pittsburgh tot ' . •.. ALLEN KRAMEII47 , XOfiANG a - BROKER, •Wellavide a nd; interinediate landings , - on Mon- •, - • - •. - ; „ days, Weclnesdays s •and -Fridays, at 9.o'clock, A.M.; cORNER Or 1111.a..n AalecrOOD..,Tar.ETS. and Wellsville for Pittsburgh on Tuesdays; Thurs.: FENNSTLVAN/A.. ditto daysOind Saturdaysiatfro!clock M. For freightiVittsbargh Banki pat State Bk . and Branches., or passage apply orOseard, t 'z- ' •rdees Philadelphia Banks ...pal Cincinnati. Banks Gthmantown. par Circleville (Ihwronee),..l Chester County . ' ' par ':;olarnbus • ; •3 DelaWtrte coautyi pal Xenia Moritgch2rery county..par Massillon • • I Northumberland Co.: - ..par Sandusky: Col: Bank &Bridge Co par . ~. . . I Reading " par Norwalk - Lancaster 'pas Neu Lisboa Doylestown - • .:.par Wooster . . - f Easton • :par Marietta . ... Buckirconntr • - parchillicothe - - Pottsville . • • I Washington ;--k"Scio.tit.• • • .. .. ' ... Brownsville .. ~. ..... 2.anisaster . 8 York ' Chambersburg.........l ant 20 Gettysburg 2: U'rb 4 tpt 45 Middletown . .... , Granrilre 45 Carlisle - Harrisburg I • Harrisdale - 2 'Lebanon .......k`.' Lewistown . I Wymaing .. .. ;.1 Erie.......... . West-Branch 4, Waynesburg Susquehanna County .4 --: Lehigh County. U. States Bank' Relief Notes City and County Scrip..l trintanw. State Bk and branches. State Scrip... , ... . . 4 grxrUor.r. All Banks • Fox - sic 443 . _ • Tins "slilenaid:Wight'Aringht steamer DOMINION; Se. TninniMaster,:iVill run as a retatiar packet bntweenYittnbitrgh and Wheel: ing; leaving Pittehurgifor-Wheeling'everylionday, Wednsiday ainl•Friaay,anan , cloek,'F'.'M.;ana leav ing Wheeling for Pittsburgh every, Tne . sday, Thurs day and• Saturday; nt 0 o'clock, qt. M. • For freight or passage apply or; board. . • novs The. 01l knavra fast+running 'steamer' CAMBRIA, WV. Forsyth, Master, Will run as a regular Panket,leaving every Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at'.lo, P. M., the sante day. Returning, she will - leave'. Cincinnati every Saturday, at 10, A. M. For freight or passage apply On board, of to }7ORSYTH & Co., Agents, Ne. 30, Water street. Voir Cincinnati. and Loniselile. The.newand splendid passenger steam er,o 0 L UDi BIA, OiNam., Master, will leavo tbktfici•above and intermediate ports, regular. ly. For freight or pasiage apply on board, or to jel p - • .• , • D. WILKINS, Agent. For Saint Losas. s ltegilleo racket. g - The new and splendid passenger steam liiater BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, will run in e tra e Rom Pittsburgh to St. Louis,- during the season .of 1846. The Brunette was built expressly for the trade, and is elegantly found in every respect. For freight. or passageapply - on hoard. apl.l For Ginciunriti - land ,St. Louis The 'passenger 'steamer PALESTINE, Capt. Williams, will leave for the above and — i intermediate ports regularly. Tor freight or passage apply on board. je9. The new and splendid•passinger steam -17 4 boat DECLARATION, Capt.. Vorhees, will run asa regular picket between Pittsbuigh 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 accommodations to passengers. For freight or passage apply on board. • • jel I • The regular mail and passenger enamel ---%kira--*; MONONGAHELA, Capt. Stone, will run as a regular Packut betiveen Pittsburgh and Cincin nati, leaving_this port every Monday at 10, A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Return ing, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10. A. M. For freight or passage apply on board- • The Monongahela - was built expressly• for this trade, and offers to the passengers comfort, and am periur accommodations. mar.3l TILE regular mail and pasenger steam , regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin nati, leavinkAis port every Monday at - Co'eleck, P. M. Retuning she will leae Cincinnati every Thursday at tP. M. • The Uniab was built expressly for this trade and affords every accommodation. For freight or passage apply•on borrd. —may9 THEregular mail and passengersteam er HIBERNIA, Capt. John Elinefelter, arrun as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cmcintiati, leaving this port every Tuesday at 10 A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. Al. of the same day,— Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Friday at 10 A. M. For freight or psasage apply on board. The Hibernia was built ezpreesly for the trade, and offers to the passengers every comfort and su perior accommodations. apt s h 'rill regular mail and passeroser steam- NEW - ENGLAND, Capt. e 11. Page, will run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leiivoig this port every Wednesday at 10 A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. N. the same day.— Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 A. M. For freight or passage apply on boned". The Now England was built expressly for this trade end offers to the passengers every comfort and supe rior accommodations. mug& THE new U. S. Mail stearaer ACADIA, M :- * .E. Lucas, Master, Will run as a rept ar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and the above port during the season of 1846, leaving every Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M. . . ... The Acadia is new and has superior aceotrnoda. tions. For freight or passage apply on board, or to ap9 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.- _ THE regnlar Mail and passenger steam er CLIPPER N 0.2, Captain Crooks, will ran as a regular packet betvreen 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 Wank., A. M. For freight, or rissage apply on board. The Clipper No. 2 washuilt expressly for thistrade, end offers to' her passengers every cumfort and ac. aommodation. mar 23 - ea , The reg ular mail and passenger steamei - RCASSIAN, Capt.. Isaac Bennett, will run as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this port every Saturday, at 10, A. M., and Wheeling at IP,. P. M., the same day. Returning, she will leave Cinoipaati every Tuesday, at 10, A. M. For freight or passage apply onboard. The Circassian was built expressly for this trade, and offers to her passengers every comfort and ac commodation. mar 23 The regular mail and passenger steamer r..IIstgS.SENGER, Capt. Linford, will run as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this port every - Saturday at yr; A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. NI., the swine day. kethrning, she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, at 10 o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply on board. The Messenger was built expressly for this trade, and oilers to her passengers. every comfort and ac commodation, ' ' .• _ R HODES & ALCORN, (Late of New york city,) No. 27 Fifth st., between Wood and-Market, Manufacturers of Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsup; &c., &c., will open during the present week a large assortment of articles in their line, which they will wholesale in quantities- to suit dealers, at Eastern wholesale prices. All articles sold by them warran ted. Merchants intending to go cast would do well to call before leaying the city. They may be found at their warehouse No. 27 Fifth street, in Ryan's sep7 ATM DISCOVERY—By which all Stoves and 11 Pipes, or Grates, may be kept jet black with as beautiful a polish as a coach body with, one applica- tion a year. Sold only in Pittsburgh, by W. Jackson, No. 89 Liberty st. head of Wood st. Pittsburgh. dec4 FOUR LOTS—Bounded by Fenn, Liberty and flay stn., each lot having 24 R. front, and extending back 110 ft. TA) of them arc corner lots, and the position of the 010 property is one of the most ad- vantageous in the city. For farther information ap ply to M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth st., nov3-tf bet. Wood and Smithfield. MONONGAHELA ROUTE. CHANGE OP HOUR. ON and after Monday, tho'2d day or November, the steamboats CONSUL AN I) LOU IS M , LANE, will commence their single trips, leaving daily at 3 o'clock, P. M oct2B ~.) •,..e.' " .:' ~i'.''l MEE MIIII :.,.-:-*,,';;:;:-::..,.-;.-:',...: i t - ... - -! , !•.7.: , .,•.. - ;, -, ,J.„.;. , .... - 1 , ,- - : ,,, • ' ( __. • • MEE ... , _:•: , ..!-:.'.,' , . , , , .i.." 4 ~~~~ Poi Cincinnati. 'l!a . eiday EveningPaokt. CINCINNATI PACKETS MONDAY PACICET MONDAY PACKET TUESDAY PICKET WEDNESDAY PACKET THURSDAY PACKEI FRIDAY PACKET tiATUUDAY PACKET SATURDAY PACKET For Sale, 301-1 N DIF.SNIMEN, AOEIVI" Water Filter,' HE subscriber has received on consignment a T few of Oliver Evan's celebrated Water Filters, manufactured in Philadelphia, such us are - now genr orally used in the Eastern cities. They arewarran ted to purify, Pimp, River; or Rain Water, cleans ing it of all Mineral, Animal. Vegetable Or .othcr.nn wholesome matter—rendering it equal to the Silent Spring water, otherwise on failure, (if lied ha direc ted) the price Paid will be refunded. • . The• subscriber, having been appointed agent for the sale of theabose, wrU receive orders and furnish them at manufacturers prices. Magazines for December. AT COOK'S; SS Fourth street—Graham's Lady's and Gentlemen's Magazine, bnautifully illustra ted with two Steel Engravings and a Plate'of the latest,Fashions. • Ladies , National Magazine, with a portrait of Mrs Ann S: Stephens and a plate of Fashions. • • Godey'a Lady's Book, finely illustrated. Columbian Magazine, with Steel gngravings. New York Illustrated Magazine.; with four Stee Engravings. This is the-.etioapest Magazine pnb Otrb Call at COOKIE Literary Depot s - -85 'Fourth street. • • = •, • • - -'• dec9 - ' .. .~;,1~~ .. .. _~ . 4: . .~: ~..._~-_f VIRGINIA. Eastern Bakke . i' Wheeling ..\ i Branches . i Br'ch at norgontown. • i MARYLAND. Baltimore City... Country Banks... NEW YORE City Banks pail Country Banks. . NEW ENGLAED. All solvent banks By the President of the United, States. TN pursuance of an act of Congreas, approved on the eleventh day 0f.Ju1y,.,1846, entitled An act to authorise the President of -the' United States' -to sell the reserved mineral lands in the States of. Illinois and 4rkansas, and Torritorios Of Wisconsin and lowaysupposed to contain lead. ore," I, JAMES K. POLK, President of thurllnited States-of Amer ica, do hereby declare and make known, that a pub lic sale will be Wild at the Land Onion at DUBUQUE, in the Territory of lOW4,,commencing tat Monday, the Bth day of March nostrfuE.the sale of the pub, lie lands nr_zinTorent 'wrrantup rums SALE Oi Accoopr or. THE vAt.roxl3lX..4.an attsrs THERTAN, within the following townships and fractional town ships, known as the RICII,LEAD nanucr, to wit: forth of the bate line and east of the fifth principal meridian. - Townships eighty-e4t, eighty-nine and ninety, Ind fractional township ninety-one, of range one. Township eighty-eight, and •fractitial townships aghty-nine, ninety and ninety-one, of 'range two. Township eighty-sevinti, and fractional townships nighty-eight and eighty-ane, of range three. - Fractional townshipa:eighty-seven and eighty:- iight, of range four. Fractional- township eighty-seven; of range five. Vcrth of the base line and west of the fifth principal Township ninety, and fractional township ninety me, of range one. Fractional townships ninety-one, ninety-two, and rinety-three, of range two. Township ninety-two, of range three. Lands approprlatedlly law for the use of schools, military aod other purposes, will be excluded from sale; a:so - all roamer quarter sections covered in whole, or in part, by those mining leases' whichl shall_ not be determined by the day used . ' for the'; commencement of the§e salet. Preremption clain,is will not be allowed to any of the above lands, until alter they have been offered at public sale, and became subject to private entry; and allot' such lands es.contain a mine or mines of, lead ore actually discovered and being worked, will be sold in - such legal subdiviiion or subdivisions as will includwantit ininoor neinkaiattiot less than two dolla&and fi9y arm:epos The sale will.be kept °pea for two weeks, (unless the lands are sooner disposed of) and no longer; and no-private entries of land in the townships and frac tional townships so offered will - be admitted until. ars; terl,the expiration of twomeeks from the commence ment of said sale. In further execution of the said act,. I have caused the Commissioner of the General Land Office to pub lish with this proclamation a brief description bf the mineral regions in which• these lands lie; and of the lands now offered for sale, Which he has prepared from official documents and other means of infer. mation- Given ender my hand at the City of Washington, this fifth day of September, Anno Domini, one thou= sand eight hundred and forty-six. ' By the Presidents. JAMES K. POLK. loots H. Porn Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office. The lands in the mineral regions, embraned in the above proclamation of the President of the United States, are believed to contain the richest mines of lead that have yet been discovered; the ow yielding about eighty per cent, of pure metal: Capper, also has been ft/audio thic region in considerable quan tities. Great advantages are said to exist for the manu facture of lead in various forms; partieularlY Into shot, the river banks being so elevated as to require little or no expense in the erection of towers; and the ore, from its great purity., way be manufactured into snot by the first smelting. The location of these mines being near the Mis sissippi river, affords great facilities of transporta tion, the average nost.of which to st. Louis is about fifteen cents per hundradisounds, The soil is rep resented as being unusually fertile, producing all the small grain in great abundance; and furnishing excellent range for cattle—thus presenting equal in ducements to the agricultorist and the miner. The DUBUQUE .mines' in fractional townships eighty-eight, eighty nine, and ninety, of range two cast, situated on the banks of the Mississippi, are considered the tnost important; the DURANGO mines in townships eighty-nine and .ninety, of range one east, are the next in value; and the CATTESE mines in fractional township eighty-eight, of range three cast, also on the river, are the third. Other mines have been discovered in this region; and it is very probable that future explorations will bring to light ' others as rich and productive as any now known. JAMES H. PIPER, Acting. Commissioner of the General Land o,fflee. September sth, 1846. sopl9-lawl6t A TRACT of Land containing 260 acres, up and 11._ north of the Allegheny River-2 miles above Pittsburgh and about 2 miles below Tarchtum, on Coal Run and on a public Road leading up Coal Rim through the land to Butler town—the line of:the Land is tibout one, rpilefrom the Canal near Itir..Crawford , a• relidence—there is a large new house and.a pretty large improvement and coal on it--and it will.be sold low, and payments accosnrnodazing For terms and, further particulars please call at. , , • • lIAARIS>, General Agency doc9-6t and Intel. office, No. 12, Si. Clair St. THE subscriber iseagent fbr she Butler Democrat; Butler, Pa., a paper that has quite an extensive circulation in Butler County, Exc., and will receive subscribers andaadvertising from •the public, from Merchants nod Manufacturers, Scc.and forward them promptly., • ISAAC HARRIS, • General Agency and Intelligence Office, N0.12.5t: Clair Et. dec9-4td • JUST RECEIVED-4=E S MOM 138.009 A, Asia Minor, by Mrs.. E. C. Schneider, with an essay on the prospects of the Heathen and our duty to them, by Rev. 13. Schneider, and an introductjo. by Rev. E. Heiner, A. M. Published by Rev. Sainln Gutelius, Chambersburgh, 1846. For sale by jell SCRIBA & SCH_EIBLER, 115 Wood st PSALMS & HYMNS, for the use 'or the Geittan En glish an ße d fo rer e m d a C n kur itPS:tY3; S. of America' jell SCRIBA & SCHEIBLER, 11$ Wood it. GEO. COCHRAN, . No 26, Wood et STATIONERY.. -.Just. Opening,n large and splen did assortment of French, English and Ameri can Stationery, irhich we invite, the public to call and examine. JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, oct29 . • Stationers r Market at. A - CHRISTMAS 130X-'-For the Rowland Dough. ±l_ ^tars of Temperance; astorphy T. S..Aithur, gotten up in beautiful style, with an illuminated li thograph cover. Just received and for isle atCeoles literary Depot, 84 Fourth street,: • , deal "NAMHOGANY VENEERS AND. BOARDSATust f?rtle te l ive4' a 1 7 : ass°rtm r li F f r3E above,and sepB 112 Wm West, And di)or aboye foth EOM State Bk aild.Branchei 45 Binik or -Illinois 70 —annuli:Leos. • ltiser Raisin... 70 Insurance company ...5 State, Aland County 10 Farm and Mach bank.lo I St.Crair 75 HLlSOttni 'State Bank • • • EOM= IMIZZOB EASTERN EiCCIIANG E. • • 'York.'... (prem.) Philidelphia— • " • • naliiinore " :y4mrn Or Cqms. Amer. Gold, (preen) •• • old - • do. do. ~5 Guineas 5 00 Sovereigns $4 83 Froderickdors . ~ $7 80 Ten 'thalers 7 SO Ten builders.. 8 80 fouied , ors 425 Napoleons:— ...... 3 SO Doubloon, Spanish..l6 00 Do. Patriot 15 5Q 215 meridian. A Cheap Farm for Sale. Agepcy for•Newspipers, etc. New Books. ' V;o• ~` . _ .. ~ Eli= MM 9 P, 2:WATE C 0514.. itt store on(fotsal try T -2 AI LYS :SE.I3ROCESVAY;:- . , No. 2 Commeicial jtim, , Liberty at. 1 CASE CARD MAGNESIA for Foie by deo 3 HAYS &BROCKWAY . CASES CALID MAGNESIA for gale by - (Ice 3 : HAYS & BROCICWAY 2 . CASKS CHLORIDE LIME for sale by • ...dec. 3. - HAYS 4. BROCKWAY . CASKS SAL SODA for sale by 2 - ded 3 • HAYS 4. BROCK,irAY, A . ..EIBLS. New York and 'ittishurgh Varnishes, on `l l hand and for sale low - by • dee 3 .:; HAYS & BS.OOKWAY. I AINTS.AND OLLS f .a.general assortment always Jr on hand and fat imle by HAYS 4 BROCIEWAY, No. 2 Qomtnercial Row, Liberty t. I_OSORCin ,NGS Ercisks prime S. Salto, loot' reed itr 1.0 a -- "Rif,Er" -- .7.T. D. WILIJADIS'ac Co. deos - ' • 'llO Woo44treet. APPLES, 50 bbl.. Green Appleslandlng horn S B. Hudson, and for sale by • J.. , D. WILLIAMS & Co. 110 Wood street. COFFEE. 40 bags rani) , Rio; . V 60 di Green 10 id Java and Laguara do; J. D.' WILLIAMS' & Co. 110 Wood street For sale by dec3 111 AISINS;3O, I, and boxes new crop, for sale dc3. by J. D. WILLIAMS & Co. UGAII. O 3 lads. N. 0., prime. - 3 bldg. Loveriors crush>d and pulverised dc3 For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS & Co. A PPLES-95 bbls. Wien Apides, o diflbren kind., for sale by nov2o P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water at. SUGAR CURED HAMS.—I2OOO superior Sugar 0 Cured Hams, a primp article, for sale by nov2o P. C. MARTIN. GO Water at. ORANGES—IOOO prime Havana Oranges, for sale by it 0t2,0 P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water st. R(ILL BUTTER-1 Bbl just received and - . for sale by MARTIN & SMITH; • novl7 56 Wood st. HIED APPLES—IO Ibis, in store and for gale by : • • MARTIN 8s SMITH, - EILOUR-25 Mils fresh family Flour, of a superior .I.` -brand, for sale: by MARTIN & SMITH, novl7 . •• 56 Wood POTASH—A. few casks—an excellent article, for sale by. . MARTIN &SMITH, novl7 • 66 WRod at. B ROOMS -50 doi. ip store and for sale by - • • MARTIN & SMITH, 56 Wood it, Dressed Flooring. 20000 - PE.F.T first rate,-at Beck's Planing Machine, for sale. • - .. L. WILMA RTII, nortB. _Penn st„ between Rind , and Irwin st. - -- • pOPLAR ['WARDS, Well seasoned anct-for sale by • [norlB.]: WILMARTI.I. Salt. BBLS. very white No. I Salt, in first rate ZVI 4 shipping order, iu store and for sale in lots of 50 bbls. and over, by STERETT dr. Co., novll ear blarkit and Front sta. • To Carpciaterai TUDDP:G , Joist, Plank; 'Sr.c., of all aizeq, furnish, cd to order low for cash hy. STERETT 3 Co., cur. Market and Front sty. . .. .Sundries. , sTierces fresh Rice; , • 14 We Conktins improved Lard 011; I 0,000 lbs. Bacon, Shoulders. On hand and for sale 6y ' F. SELLERS. sep24. No. 17, Liberty street.. IA RD, 10(.1. kegs, No. I, Lard on consignment; ,) And for salt) -by F. SELLERS. scp2l. No. 17, Liberty street. uGAR 11.0LTSEMOLLASSES.--6 bids. Trem.dala, , 0 S. 11. Molasses, in 'lore and for sale by Diusquelo Netts.. EO. S. SWARTZ has on hand a lot of eery su perior white and colored Mimi:let° Netts which will be sold cLoan at No. VA Market street. jel3 Latest fga-prove F.DSTF.A.DS of difforcnt kinds Gavonei 13 iron patent fastenings, superior to anything now in use, for sale low at the throlture warehouse of angl. T. 13. YOUNG & Co, Hand street. TABLES—Pier,Centre and Card Tables of differ ent patterns: lf you want a Rood ankle cheap call at the Furniture Warehouse of • T. 11. YOUNG & Co, - je6• 31 Hand at: - • Wood Street Property for Sale, THAT desirable lot of ground at. the foot Of Wood streoti occupied at the lime or the great fire by Messrs. King & Holmes, is offered for sale.. . :Enquire Of [align) J. K. MOORHEAD. HAVING a very •largo and commodious ware house, we are prepared to receive (in addi tion to freight for shipment) a large amount of Pro duce '&c. on storage at :low rates. ... C. A. McANULTY & CO, Canal Basin. EAS-12U packages Y. H., Impl., G. P. and Powchong, of late importations, arriving and for sale by laue2sl LAMBERT & SHIPTON. • Coffee. • 300 BAGS Given Rio, part prime; 5 " Old Government Java; Arriving this day and for sale by • • , - ang2s LAMBERT & SRIPTPN FISH - bbls 3 3 ka r y;" h Mackerel; 15,,D0 10 44 <I 1 lt It 20 " Herrin; (Allwives)- 5 , 4 NO. :1 Salmon; in More and. for sale by (aug2s) LA.NBERT & SHIPTON. Sugar azul Molasses. 45 lIHDS. N. 0. Sugar, strictly prime 45 bbls. Nos. 4 and 6 Loaf; 10 eases "Loverin. , 'ii" D. R. Lint Sugar 118 bbls N. 0. Molasses; In store and for sale by LAMBERT & SHIPTON, ang`2s. 133 and 135 Wood sfaet 50 1 3 114 ,,5,.-- l i o „ .i b 4 : ; .• • )50 Boxes Tobacco, various sizes; 10,000 Seed leaf Cigars; • ' , ^••• On consignment and will be sold low for Cashitor exchanged for Pittsburgh manufactures, by seps F' • TAAFFE & O,CONNOR.' OBACCO.-25 large and 90 small boxes Missou. T ri tobacco, of prime quality, just received on consignment, and will be sold cheap for cash or Pittsburgh manufactures. august 18 TAAFFE & O'CONNER. MaTeksmitles Bellows -- VOR sale by the subscriber, agent for the Manu jl2 facturer. GEO. COCHRAN, nov24 No. 26 Wood st. CIASSINETTS AND FLANNELS.-0116 case Can sinetts; one case Red Flannels, for sale low by oct24 GRO. COCHRAN, 26 Wood, at. Domestic Woollen. • • • - CASES wide Red, and Brown Flannels-, 2 ._ GO pair twilled 10-4 Blankets; Just rec'd from the manufactories, for salo by, GEO. COCHRAN, novl9 • 26 _Wood st. SPADES, SHOVELS, &.c.— 20 doz. Spades; • ' 50 " Coal, Canal and Grain Shovelef 20 " Mattocks and Picks; on hand and for salc at manufacturer's prices by oct24' GEO. COCHRAN, 26 Wood at.. PIG to Mountain Missouri Pig iron, Just received and for sale by tioy 28 . JAMES MAY. Shot. : . 5 - 0 KEGS Shot, tussorted.lios.; for sale by novl2 . JAMES MAY Pig Lead. 841 PIGS Lead; just reed and for sale by nnvl2 • JAMES MAY ' For Bent. AROOM in the first storyof a Brrck Rouse on the corner of:Mh and Union sts. Apply,to . -JAMES MAY. GOLD , PENS -t-Baglere celebrited irver'imiated . Go ld ; Pei's, just received aod:tot galwatredliFed rates,,by, .JOHNSTON . SitTOCKTON2 0ct29 . .; ' Booksqlleza;Mmicfrat it. To Ilettateholitate._ ICERTIFY that I have bad two ba ds renovated in Is ellite Stan's Rens:water. Wad I.intrvt acknow ledge that the proemsa brings the feathers - to amore bnoyantmeitpordratitte than *henzneie.• greatest: pleasvraj *gallop& it to-the pxiblic..• • • ru3.20-tt - • - MARTIN WITI.E. . . _ . .. . '-,,'' 1..: , '',;7'.'..:•1.-:-:: MMM 56 Wood et F. SELLERS Storage. EMS= MESE ===l= vntsir - KILICIVAL OW 'NEW - * dont, No. 03 Market •t Defteeen:Tearth Street and the Diamond. THP,Stibscriber having dispaslid of his large stock of Fall Goods, has just returnnd from the East with a splendid assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE WINTER. DRY GOODS, Which have been purchased in the NEW 11'08X AND PHILADELP/LIA Aturarrs, since the recent • great depredation'in prices, and far bolow.the cost or- im portation, is prepared to offer unprecedented liargatip to buyers. Viz. , • Alpaia Lustres, price only 25c yd. usual price 371 di dd dd 37e CS yd. ff " .Silk warp " 66 ." yd. is " 75 Mous deaain 18/ " yd. " " •311 Pr'd ,Cashmere " 25 u: yd. " " Merinoes It 371 It yd. ti it 60 Coburg cloth 373 rc yd.• ld goy Calico . •• 182 " yd. " .• 25 ft .• " 124 " yd. . 4 20 " 10 " yd. " 15 ee .4 41 yd. •' 61 Canton flannel . " 10 yd. lc 122 Red flannel all wool " 25 "yd, " " $ll White do do: " 25 " yd. a " ' 311: Yellow do do 1 , 25 " yd. " " '3ll Scotch gingham " 25 " yd. '" f't '•'3ll Manchester. do: 4. 181" yd. " 44 2 5 : di do di 10 e , yd. •• •:35 • Cassinet . " 371 " yd. " ". 50 es ft 50a y d.. it& 75 The ladies; are reguestedlo call•and examine the new and moat fashionable Pori:sand London style, of ' LADIES DRESS GOODS. Orab Brocade Bilk,- • Embossed . Ombri Charnelconßills, Blue black satin stripe Bills, Plain black and. blue Silx,. Sena stripe cashmere D E Coosa, St.'Eeeilla Cleth, • • Embroidered Tuloton Robes, Ombri shaded n ••-•••, Paris printed is tt Palo Alto Plaida, RielkGalla 6, SUAW LS Plain and embrOiderod ail4c Fringe Thibet, and Mous de Lilo, Parisi !irinted Cashmere and Terkerri, Per- Sian embossed, and cluunelion Brocade Silk; plain, black and embroidered Terkerri, with Bullion fringe; Rich new style al) wool, Broclial Barred and Damask worsted, together with a great 'Satiety of woollen shawls. VARIETY GOODS I have also on hand a large:assortment of the follow ing Roods, viz: Deautiftil-new style bonnet-ribbons, French worked collars aid clienuzettes, entirely new style, plain ,and revere bordered Linen Cambric pand ke rch e Is, ladies'cravats and scare, white,black and coll. kid gloves, Lisle thread, black mohair, black and col"dailk glorei, a great variety ofmohair and . worsted mitts, white. and black silk, Cashmere, lllpacca and sup. black Moravian' Hose, bhicu., in grain and white 'cot Hose,s.white and blacu. French Kid 'Slippers, blacz lasting, Kid and Satin busrin Shoes', Ryan's manufacture.. Also tip entirely .ziew style of ladii•s' blacK silt( cardinals, and -sack coats, to whirl we would particularly call, their attention. .• GENTLEMEN'S GOODs. Just received a very fine assortment of French and English tine, black, brown,aand invisible green Cloths, black and fancy French Cassimeres,new style fancy Vestings and Cravats, Merino Shirts and Draw ers, linen cambric and silk Handkerchiefs, and a splendid assortptept ofGloves, Healer; and Suspend. era. DOSIESTICS Drown and bleached Drillings. Canton Flannels . , Tickin,gs and Checks, heavy 4-4 brown Muslin, from 9 61 to cents a per yard, and ,ailszge assortment of bleached Muslin, from 5 to lg e cents a yard. .. Mfactunts, WHOLLGALE Bums Aso OTlmas, are requested to keep this Bill, and Call ind examine the abocegoods, previous to making theirptunhases. dec3 ABSALOM MORRIS. q. 4. Market street. 4.lleglaeny County, edt, ; • - • „,y1.t.p t.... to The s C h pm i m?nOect : lt/ aid c t , of Pennsylvania, tli. .\ 4 7n.tar.a Br I s r i filn OrpTan ni t Court, field es: ~.,4 at Pittsburgh, in and for said County, on ":4." '•', A , -* the 21st day of November, A. D., 1846: a,!1.11" Before the Hon: BeN.ramirt Parrett, Esq, President, and his Associate Judges of said Court.. The petition of William Maclum, and Mar-i tin Maclum, late Martha o , Hanlun t respectfully rep- -1 resents, that Ardle trllanlon, late of the• city of Pittsburgh, County of Allegheny and Since Of Penn syliania, dic-d intestate, leaving a widow named Esther o , llaulon, and iasui'; Martha O'llanlon, in termarried with William Mechlin, "your p iititioner," Ellen 011aulof, intermarried with Charles Cassily, Margaret O'Hanlon, intermarried with Alfred W. Harrison, Esther Orklanlon, lately intermarried with and now widow and relict ofJohn • Jackson, deed., all of whom reside within_ the,County of Allegheny and State aforesaid; also, Thomas o , llaulon, whose 1 place of residence is unknown. And seized in his I demesne ab of fee of and in all the following des cribed Real Estate, situate in the city of Pittsburgh and State aforesaid, to wit, all the eastwardly half pert ofa certain Lot of ground, iritume in the citiof ratshurgh, formerly the "Northern Liberties," as recorded in the office tor Recording Deeds, in and ; for the County aforesaid, in Book T. 'page 3.55 end 356, number (40) forty, which.said half Lot contains twenty, four feet in breadth and one hundred feet in length or depth, and by Pitt street, by ' lote Nes. 41 and 51', in the plan aforesaid, and by the westwardly half ofiaid lot No. 40, on which improve- ments are erected, being the same half lot which George A. Bayard ;nit wife, by their died dated the • Isth day ofJanuary, A. D., 1838, and recorded in said County, in Book P. 3d, page 44, conveyed to the said Ale o , Hanlon, as by reference thereto will more frilly and at large appear, • : . I.llw, all that ether certain lot or niece of ground, situated en fear. Street, (or the Greensburgh and Pittsburgh Turnpike Road„) beginniag at the diatande of twenty-four feet westwardly from the corner of: I said street for road) and Ohara street,. thence run ning westwardly along said Road twenty-four feet, tileucesouthvvardly by a line 'parallel with, Ohara street one hundred fact, to a twenty. foot alley, .tde, scribed in the deed of James S. Stevenson, Esq., to James Craft, recorded in the Records of Alkghe, ny county ' in book IC., pages 133 and 13 4 ,1 thence , along said alley by i line parallel with said Turnpike - Road or Penn street twenty-four feet, thence by ; a line parallel with Ohara street one huodre feetoo ' the plate of beginning, on which improvemc i ts are ~: erected, being the same piece of proper& . which James S. Craft and Emily his wife, by their deed da ted the 4th day of October, A. D.-1840; nod ,recotd ed in the o ce for recording Deeds; &e., ie and for said county, • Um+ P. 2.:1r page 384, conveyed to tlie said Aril . OlHaeikon. . , . . The petiti therefore prays the Court, to award an' Inquest to make partition IA the premises afore said, to and among the representatives of the said intestate in such manner arid in suoirproportions as bythe laws of this Commonwealth is •direeted, if such partition can be made without prejudice to, or spoiling the. whole, but if such partition cannot be made thereof, then to value and appraise the-same and make return of their proceedings according to lair. And now to wit, November 21st, 1846, peti tion presented and the Court award ag inquest to make partition of the said described Propertyamong the representatives of said intestate, /cc., or to value and appraise the same, and the Courtdo order notice of said inquisition to bp served:on Esther.oolianlon, widow, William Made:fa and Martha his wifeiCharles Cannily and Ellep his wife, Alfred W. Hatrieon'and Margaret his wife, Esther•Jacksoni widow and re lict of John Jackson deceased, personally or by wri-' ting, left at their place of abode, and on Thotitas o , llanlon, by publicationin -the Daily Morning Post, a newspaper published in, who City of Pittsburgh, by four insertions in the same for font successive weeks and that you make return of your proceed ings heroin to. the next General Orphan's Court. . Witness the Hon. fletersains Parrott, Esq., Presi dent of our said Court, this 24th day of November, :846. JOHN YOUNG, Jr., Clerk. All persons interested are hereby nal:lrked of the matters contained in the above recited writ. • • JOHN FORSYTH', Sheriff'. Siiretrs's OrnC6, N0v.27, H146--iiorffiltille.wAt ORTEIVS City Daguerrian Gallery, Philo Hall, P Third at., Pittsburgh, Pa-, and Franklin Dal& logs, 'Baltimore, .Md. Mr. Porter respectfully announces that he tin at considerable expense fitted up,gpartmonta, and ar ranged light for Daguerreotyping purposes. His long I experience in this art luukenabled him to overcome many of the objections too common to pictures taken by this method. . . Mr. Porter is aware that the impression has gone abroad (owing to the many failures to produce good pictures,) that clear and distitictPagnerrentypes can not be made in Pittsburgh. His experiments , how ever, since ho has opened his Gallery, warrant him in saying that as good pictures can be made hire as elsewhere. • ' Lathes and gentlemen are invited to call and ex amine specimens.. , , • . . Instructions given, and instruments and materials Tarnished upon reasonable terms. . • . . All orders from country OpFtstOrs promptly attend ed to. nov2s-tf ttopucE-Ib,Bbls. Dried peaches; : • 10 Backs a • • ' 30 Beats Dried Apples; 3 Bbl.. 801 l Butter; 2 Kea. " " r toe Potash; 3 Ws. Beans,. Just tese.P.'o infigq! ' lsle V* • • • ••• -• MOM fi°• 2 4 • • , ;41 Wood .dept. .‘• ,!, • • , MIZE _ -~:.~: ;rim a ltdeetr rffirt For ularant lfourei at ~IP • , Young° BY'NI2LIN tr. 1.112YDEN , i , .. , ILI R. JAS. Dit F,N• having purcha s ed aiotnt u a' Dl_ landing, (mouth of French Crock,lantitar thereon a new, commodious and substaartisr teat*: house,the above businesawill be attended to.promph,.. and correctly if possible, .by us. Our friends and, the public will please reinember us when they laalia. • any consignments to make tp Of from this point. ;•.: , 1••, Franklin, Oct. 24, 1846. . .Iclikw6ut — •-*. ••• NEVER DESPAIR! 'YOU DAN DE • Lanternmutt; 10,•184.6c * : Dr. D. Jayne NoB South. Third at., Philadelphie; . Deat have this day had an intetvier witlfthes gentleman of whom I made mention to You'aalmve tug taten yogi Exp ectorant withsuch decidedeffe4t. He its . respe c table farmer, living a few miles' froth, here; I was so much interested ins detailed domain% - he gave me'of his. cough and cure, that I embracer • the first ileisuie. moment to communicate it to you , and if the cure bras radical as it.appeass to, be, it is; the most remarkable one I have ever known.. Foe . 32 years (after having the measles) he has been tsdv - tering with acough of the most distressing kind, get-. nag worse ache Jidvaticed in :years; he is now 55.. Frequent terms - Of coughing and ditheulty of breith-, ing,lasting from an hour to an hour and a half,tronld. come upon him with such severity as to exhaustbins_ , with strangling until his eyes became bloodshot. Het ' had despaired of pcfcg pared having tried physielattlf : and a thousand things witheut relief. For nine weeks. , immediately previous to taking the Ex pectorant, had not been able to go to his barn althoegh was the most urgent necessity for him to do so. - ^l. - During the nine weeks he was 'under the care of, ' to e ninent physician, and he finally just got able to • go out, and came to my - store, and hearing his tough. I recommended to him your. Expectorant. He firs% said he had tried so many things that he had no confit deuce in any thing;but I induced hint totake about• by telling him of. persons of my acquaintince who had:been decidedly benefitted by it. 'This was 011 Tuesday; that nightlac•took of it, andaaya that it Wee the first comfortablenight , s sloop be bad enjoyed for, year's. Oath° Thursday Sollowing,he went t 6 work,. and has continued to:make a full hand .oti -his farm ever since (now nearly two monitisli- Ile told met to-day that for the last week he had cut and split s, hundred rade, or rasdea hundred panels of fence pee - day; has been inthe water to wash his sheep, and. otherwise exposed, without the least symptom. of a return of his cough, it having entirely disappeared - and, strangest of all, one-third of a bottledhne:pror• duced the effect. lie seems so thankful and over.. joyed that he-irwants to' talk all day-aboutit, , t and says that if he could not procure another bottle, he would refuse one hundred dollars for the remainder of the bottle he had left. ' • . . . Your Carminative Balsam I have used or recomt mened to others for the last ten years,,with the moat , .• salutary effect. Respectfully yours,. • . , Joins 11. Altur.r.sor..... * For sale in Pittsburgh at the PF.KIN TF.A. STORE, 72 Fourth street, neat Wood—and at the Drug Stem: of 11. P. Schwartz, Federal street, Allegheny, City, dec'f.dlkw IWOULD speak an honest and conscientious word of advice to those of you r..lito are mot too wise tel reason, and wins can appreciate and distingnistrbe tween the cruel and dishonest puffing pCthd day, (in reference to pulmonory.diseases,) add . the following straight-forward atmernent, by one who would• not offer a misrepresentation to you, where life and death era so:dearly concerned as in any of the. dig?. eases or ailments which lead to Consumption. „. 'lean assure you that the remedy here offered., but given a heavenly relief, and often effected a pertnag nest core, when every other remedy has failed. is pleasant, indeed, beautiful to taste. and fur those who are weak, languid, and. emaciated, it will form an agreeable article of food, as it is in the form of • beautiful, flavored balsamic jelly. .It can, dieter, fore, in truth and honor, bc'effered to all those of lio,. ted with Bronchitis, Asthma, Obstinate or Common Coughs und,Cakts, spitting of Blood, Bleeding of the Lungs, Whooping-cough, Croup, Difficulty of Breath. ing, Sore. Throat, Hoarser.css, First Stages of Con, suanption, and all other Pulmonary and Liver Com, plaints. It is known as. DR. .ENIANUEL'S DAL, SAMIC LUNG AND COUSIN JELLY. • Vie materials of:tb.is idlly e,rp ;puroly vegetablo and balsamic, and ore the• in - . - mitima of an eminent physician, from which the proprietor has perhba, the recipe. it is certainly worthits weight iii goldi but is ptirat pricn.to be within - the reach of ricb..94l poor. • • • • ; Sold by WSLJACKSGIC., at his Boot &Shoe store; No. 89 Liberty street, head nfAlfood st., Pittsburgh.," I Price 50 cents and ea per bottle. decS , Eitenstvennd rositive Sate I Qf Fancy and- Stapts Diy Goods at "Nation. S 4. AT the Store of Peter ildeade..Nu 64 )tarket It-, . 1 - - betWeiri 3d and 4th. commencing on Wednesq day morning nest. Dec. 16th, at 10 o'clock, his - entire stock. of. Dry Goods, as he, is declining,husi• • ness and removing to the city of Philadelphia, all,' of which were selected with great care and tasta in the Eastern cities, for this mktket during thfi present season; they are of the latest styles and fashions, and the largest lot offered at auction in this city, among which the following articles corn. prise a part, viz: Splendid Cashmeres , and :French - - Mous Delanes; French and English Merinos; 'trench • Bombaziaes;• black- and blue black Alpaccas and - Aipacca Lnstres; fine Welsh and domestic Flannels', - Canton Flannels. Superfine and. Fine ,tn,y,lish, French and American Broad Cloths, various cohare. Fancy and plain Cassimores; fancy Vestingir r Gen tiornen's Shirt, and Dni'avers; .do do Crivafs. and Stocks; Silk and Linen Cambric Pocket }Mktg.; - Silk and Cotton Umbrellas..pomestic and English Blankets, very heavy ; Entlish, French and Amerig • can Prints; bro,vn and bleached Itluslina; Linen and Cotton Drillings; Checks and Ginghams, new styles .superfine Iris Linen; do Irish Linen Table Cloths-and' Napkins. . i •, .- • • Silk and worsted. plaids for Ladies dresses; plain . • and fancy silks; imperial.natiek, a 'great variety of shawls and dress hdk*Cs., fgd. and plain bobinett; cambric, book, mull and jacconets, muslins, bishop lawns, fuiethiead lace and edging, capes and collarsi• a large; lot of fashionable ribband and cotton velvet; fgd: and plain sattirt; a large assortment of gloves and hosiery; a variety of fancy-articles; trimmings of every desciiptiou; a large lot of summer jot:4W ; • &c., also, a quantity. of householitna.hitchen fur; • . niture. Terms at sr.le. - The sale of the above goods must be closed. by • . Saturday afternoon. •. .. P. : 1 4.*KENNA, . deck. . Auctioneer. JONES'S Soap in a wonderful,: vi•undelful Soap; . Fdrit makes every. pimple sad freckle einpe— • It makes Scat that's ehapp'd, that's diseased or that's tender, Tho* the wind blow as bleak as in March or Decetri• • . Smooth, healthy and soft—clear, lovely and white, • As the snow on tile bills of a clear winter's night.• Jones's Soap iireally and truly a perfect and never • failing.curs tbr any •skin disease, making discolored skin clear and healthy, • Sold at the American EaglO: - S 2 Chatham st., and by the only Agent for Pittsburght', W. Jackson, 89 Liberty street, head of Wood Stletfts • Where also may bo had genuine, Jones' celebrated; Coral Hair Reirtorative-4panish Lilly White-,-A tither Tooth Paste, and Moorish Hair Dye. ', tict3l, TO RENDER. THE HUMAN - HAIR. SILKY, ~ • : SOFT, FINE AND CLEAN; to paha the seal . healthy, smooth, whitc'aAtl:crii,itih.l o so .thatia rte . ....- . crop may spring the.rofiorn, persons hare but to- ; peed thirty seven and ci half cents. And, "reader, - our only object for selling the article at that prico,is; . knowing it tri,be all we state,that when yinsonce try'.. . this you never will pg. .aughtelso, whether it be' meroly„to etohelish, to dress, kaaufify, and preset."'" • e 5 to force growth, at e fallio fei g o ff , and cure sesuor dandriiffs the ,10N , 4011414 HAIR RESTORA TIVE Will never faj to do all Ilia, as hundreds will tell you with gratitude. It dresses tbe hair beautiful- . ly,and makes, red or grey hair grpto darkfrom the „. . 1 roots. . : ~ • ' Sold at JitICSON , S Patent Medicine Warehouse: - • 89 Liberty street, head of NVood--Firice thirty.arreit ands half cents, fifty cents and one dollar per.bottle. - , At the same place is sold the Italian.ChtroitgasoaPt so y 31411 Lilly. White and unrivalled ,ahaving soap - .3 • '372h-tr.. . - ' • . ..• • .. . • THOMPSOtI , S VEGETABLE - PURGATIVE . • .PlLLS,.warranted to please. Try them. Prot pard•iniftiold by. . E. THORN., - 0p127 ' . cor. Hand and Penst i ts. • ' • :7gng Store and Minutia...roe Sale.-_ '• frHE subscriber, owing to ill health, is desirmin ' -.. Xof quitting his present business, and offers his • z . steels of Drugs, Medicines, Perfulmery and fixtures for sale. The stock is well seleited,ind perfectly fresh. His prescription business will compare 'with - ... any establishment in the city. Per further pardon. ~ lass, enquire (if by mail, to bepost paid) 'of • • .:, • ' • , • .: ' EDGA.IITbIORM' °'' octl6 CM. Peru; and Hand sta., Pittsbuigit,l4.. THE poisonous effect on the skin of comthott .--, ~4. 4 Plead chalk is. not generally known „by ls, ••••1 ., ' hew yellnwroligh`and unhealthy it makes the akinial, I ....; tbine;liesides:what a corpitiliko, palidfotkit live"- - ....•.., when plied . They ' 'altenld use a beUutlful prepar:.... ation,purely vegetable; which givestlin faCe* ma off. : '' • ... neck, a natural life-like .whiteness, and trtakes - i!;' smooth. It is ,Called. ..Tones , Spanish Laity - Mite, and ii sold at J4CICSON'S Patent Medicine Ware 4 bouse r .B9 Liber . ty street. headof Wood; of the statta - . ... place ii sold Jones' Coral Hair Restorative,. ifslita , . • - a - trains] Soap aced unrivalled chasing loan. ~ ,•,..: )/24-lf ' '•..." 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