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Tc h EDAY MORNING, MARCII. 143, 1847.
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Or ALLIOIITSIT COMM, .
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
1110Ititts LONGsTB.ET,II,-
. OF MOICTOOMFAY 00171trIr. . • 4
frosperity of rittsburb. - , I
I'4e - unexampled prosperity of the "liirtningham"
yArtierica, is a sure indication, thattl Manufac:
pout atal - Mechanicaliinterests of Pennsylvania,
have not .been injuriously affected by the repeil
of the Tariff of 1842, and the substitution of the
Tati'lf:of iB4O, in its place.
All - our ennitfacturere, us well' as the commun
ty, generally, are profitably engaged in their busi
ness, whilst scarcely a Knanuthottirer h able to fill
the.onlers daily pressing on him for" goodsr'sinti
such hue been the case for months past, notwith
standing the cry of ruin! rnin! rsia7 raised by the
Whigs; immediately before and after the repeal of
the Tariff of 1642. The whigs then said.that ruin
us inevitable, that every manufacturing establish-
;nent.in Pennsylvpiis would he forced to stop
work, discbarge their hands and dose up.
Seven months have now rolled round, , since the
adoption of the Tariff of 1846,' and ruin has not
yet come down upon our manufacturers; nor is
there the least symptoms that it will. • But ruin
has, come'oit the whigprophes. The manufactu
rer is doing well, the ~ rnechanic and laborer are
doing well, the merchant is doing well, the com-
mercial interest is doing well—the amount of
freight and travel is unbounded—and the farmer,
whose , inteiest has always been %tilde subservient
to the Manufacturer, by the whigs, is .reaping a
most bountiful harvest, notwithstanding the- de.
sanction of the "home market,:'. %%Via it was
Said could eat 'up all the surplus products in the
country.. . •
The quetion with the whips now is, what shall
we do for thunder? The operation -of the Tani
of 1840, has belied all our prophesies, as much so
as the election of Harrison In 1810, did our pro
mises of "'two noxians a'day and . Roast Beef."
The organ of the Mexican wh,igs, together with
the •Gazette, Journal and Telegraph, are trying
their skill on the war question, and Occasionally
giving Mr. Clay awl . others . a dig fur rating for a
tea and coffee tax. They have_ nothing to say
may about the Tariff of - 1648,and the restoration'
. .
of the Tariff . of 18 . 4. •
The truth is; these Mexican Editors, are like a
certain Prophet, Who after many. year! Of deep
itudA gieat research and lirmisente calculations,
prophesied lhe'tlestruction- of the earth' op a cer
tain day, to the great
,consternation and. alarm of
old women and. children Nifel‘l tbe - Slay came,
and great was the rejoicing an a . ongtt the faithful•
theirProphefs propbecy was about to.be
Hat-the sun rose and set on that day as usual, and
4there Was no end of time." The Prophet re-ex
*Mined his calculations, made other observations
iturdiscovered that he had mode an error of some
inonfltsf and again he fixed the day for the final des-I
traction of all things earthly., 'That day came and I
went as the others, and great was the mortification
of his believers, who, if they had possessed the•pow
sr, Would doubtless have produced the result,
merely for' the purpose of fulfilling the prophecy ,
of their leader,'
After this iecond, failare, the Prophet - quietly ,
said to hiifollowers: my brethren, I
have ,Made a false prophesy, owing to some mis
' take an my ealculatione, but yod may rely upon it
the:day will most assuredly come." . •
Now the . Whigs prophesied a great deal, particu
larly 'about the ruin of the country, and it would
not surprise any body but themselves if their pre
, dietions should sometimes prove correct Men
viliek are conatantlY guessingat results, must ne
cessarily sometimes bit, because they guess every
way, and iflhere is any result at all, 'they mutt
- occasionally be on the right Bide.
It should, however, be noticei,that in view of
the present prosperity of the country, the Whig
prophets, kind souls, have agreed to postpone their
ruin '
thunder until some time in the fall of 1848.
They expect by that time a wind fall of some
kind, either a triumph of their party in Mexico, un
der Generals Corwin and Webster, or a famine iu
otwown country. One of these must take place or
they will be rained themselves. •
Proclainiing their Alms before Men!
'The Telegraph of yesterday contains the follow
ing brilliant effusion from its. editor's pen :
•
Our Governor.—At a meeting, in Eellefonte, for
the•rellef of the starving Irish, Gen. JAMES lavry,
. our next . Governor, contribUted three hundred bar.
rib: of flour. Contrast this noble generosity with
the conduct or the Tories in Congress, by which a
Bill 'offered by a Whig Senator, giving 500,000 to
the, relief of the starving Irish, was killed in the
Blouse.
That is decidedly the coolest thing of the - kind
we have come acrois for many days. It may be
all true that the Tax-on-Tea-and-Coffee-Candidate
for Governor did contribute 300 barrels of dour for
the relief of the poor of Ireland; but is that isola
ted'act of charity to be used by himself and his
political friends for the purpose of catching votes
atthe next gubernatorial election? The good book
says we should not prOclaim our alms before men,
Mar let one hand know what the other doeth; but
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such is not the course pursuedby our opponents's"...
Gen. Livia is said to be a very wealthy man, and
that wealth has been chiefly accumulated through
• the aid of the protective tariff laws passed by Con
gress. For some imaginary service he has render
ed his party, he is nominated as their candidate fbr
Governor. Out of his princely fortune he gives one
drop to keep his fellow beluga from death by star
' vation. He immediately proclaims his charity on
qta house tops, and endeavors to use that act for
the - purpose of covering a multitude of. political
sins. We have no fault,to find with Gen. Invis
by reason of this contribution—other men gave as
. well as he, according to their -means; but we
khow of no other perion who is turning his char
_
ity to political accourft., We do not know the
amo int contributed to the relief of Ireland by
Governor Sauna., neither•shall we inquire. He
Mei , have given a dollar or a thousand dollars. He
is a poor man; but we believe his heart is as rich
es it is honest and pure. For every dollar given by
Gov. Saexs, Gen. - I - stele is able to give five hun
dred dollars. Those who know the means of
both men, will not doubt this.
to the defeat of the $500,000 appropriation
' bill in Congress, 'we shall enter into - nci 'Enntro-
...versy with editcns ,i ha. are devoid of candor as
they-ere of -political honesty. That measure had
, nothing to, do with party
,politiis. Those who
01 ii c *,the'passage of the bill for the relief of Ire.
land v dona so solely - on account of its unconstitm
tionality, and they did not think it justifiable to
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the oaths they had taken to support the
Constitution of the United Stites. The editor-of
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the Telegraph IS If Very learned-man. • His politi,
cal astiftenesti•-is only excelled by his s tirofound le
gal acquirements. .HOw, ivili he be so good as to
answer these questions categorically:
Congress the constitutional power to pass
an act ap - proPriating $500,000 for the relief of the
.
poor of Ireirincf? - '
If yea, in• what pail of the Constitution can
the'clatia, be found granting that rower?
If no such authority /El given by the Constitu
tion, would it he right for Congress to pass the bill
alludedlol . •
If the act would be unconstitutional, is it honest
for federal eilifora to endeavor to make political
capital out of its defeat? NP\
Do - you think people give you credit for being
' an honest political editor?
Correspink4esice . vf the'Morning Polk
Metter
• Hannisannon, March 1?..
In the Senate the act ieleasing book accounts
IrOiri-tmcatioMpassed second .reading.
The act permitting trticorfaiiiitionS:Ofr - the city
..andeounty ofk.Pbiladelphia ana:Allegbenylci sub
.
scribe stock to the Pennsylvania . Railinad, came up
in cornmittee'iof the Whole. 111c..Gibbonsfinished
his speech commenced on yesterday, and was fol
lowed* Mr.; Crabb who spoke at some length in
favor• of the hill. The amendment of Mr. John
son was lost by one rote. Mr. Crabb fhen offered
an amendment to come in as a proviso, that no
certificate of, loan shall be issued of any amount
lesi than one hundred dollars, which was agrecil
to and the bill passed through committee of the
whole.
Mr. I%l' Abe offered a resolution that the time
fixed for the Udjournmetit of the Legislature be ex
tended to the tilst, inst., which was suffered to lay
'• The art abolishing the Mayor's Cont, di the
city of Lantaster, passed on final reading.
The supplement to the act incorporating the
Pittsburgti and R.dlroad Company,
passed through committee of the whole.
In the afternoon session of the Bourse, an
,at
tempt was-made to pass the act incorporating the
Merchants and People's Transportation Company
by a majority of tWo thirds, but It fortunately
failed, the democratic members sustaining the veto
of the Governor.
The bill erecting the new county of Sullivan
'passed finally; also the act incorporating the bo
rough of Reading into a city.
The afterhoon session in the Senate was devoted
entirely to the consideration of private bills.
The Hon. James Buchanan is here at present on
a visit. He is stopping at Buehler's. and will re.
main until Monday next. Ile looks remarkably
',well, and is as lively and cheerful as if but yet in
the spring time of life. He spends a couple of
hours every day in the Capital, and is as a matter
of course,the centre of attraction.
The,llon.. Simon Cameron is also a regular vi. -
ter.in the house. As a private roan I like him
very much. Mr. Wilmot bus alto been here' for
several days. KARL.
&Dolor Benton.
The follpwring is the eorresporidence between
Col. Benton and President Polk: We noticed the
declinarioo of Col. B. already. The correspond.
ence will enlighten our readers as to the motives.
NG TON CITY, MaTCII 10. 1817
Sin :'Please to receive,' as a mark of my
spect, a copy of the following letters, which es .
plain the Circumstances under which I decline to
accept the appointment of major general in the
army. Respectfully. sir,
Your obedient .servant,
TtioNiAs H. 13F.NTON.
of the U. S. 'Senate.
To the iilon. Mr
W AEU INGTON FITT, March 6, 1547
eta: Without fivaiting for the formality of being
presented; with the commission of maior general
in the army of the United States, I think it right,
to inform you at once that thy acceptance, or re
fusal, of thathigh appointment will depend en.
tirely t.pian public and national considerations, at
which yciu. yourself, will be the judge. Person
ally. I can have no wish for this: office ; but it you
believe that I can be of service to the, country, I
am willing to forego all private consiaerations—
separate myself from my family, under painful
circumstances; resign my place in the Senate,
which isao dear to me—and proceed immediately
to the theatre of war. My only stipulation would
be for the powers which I deem necessary to suc
cess; and these would be both military and dila°.
matic—the command* the army, and authority
to sign Preliminaries of peace, based upon terms
previously approved by you.
I beg you to believe, sir, that nothing selfish, or
peronal, dictates this proposed stipulation. These
is no such thing in it. It proceeds from a thor
ough conviction that, with a subordinate com
mand. I Could do no good in the army on the
contrary, that my, presence there would be impro.:
kilier and Mischievous; for I am known, from my'
public speeches, to disapprove theplans, both of
the !late; and of the present commander—(tlle
defensive policy of one, and the San Juan of
Ulua attack of the other)—and this beino '
known.
my presence would operate as an implied censure
on the tWo generals, and might make me. in spite
of myself, the nucleus of discontent and insubor
dination. The command of the army. therefore,
is the only military position which I could bold iu
it.
Authority to conclude a peace, or at least to
sign the pteliminaries of peace. I deem highly es
sential to success, as it would enable the cornman
der-in-chief to take instant advantage of all pass•
itig events, military or political, to close the war.
Furnished with these powers, I am willing to
make the sacrifices, and to incur the responsibilities
of this high command: but I lease it to you, sir,
for your free and final decision ; considering it 'as
national question, and a new one, on which there
is no commitment, on either side,- anything that
has passed.
Whatever may be the decision, my thanks and
gratitude will not be the less to you for your un-,
solicited nomination of me to this high appoint
ment, nor to the Senate fur its instant and unani
mous confirmation of it, nor the Ilouse of Repre
sentatives for its three times virtual election of me!
to be the commander-in chief of the army in
Mexico',
Respectfully, sir,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
THOMAS H. BEN lON
To TOL rIIESID.LNT
WAIMINGTON CITY., March 9, 1847
Sln : I have given to your' letter of the oth in
stant, the consideration which its importance de
mands.. In tendering to you the appointment of
major general in the army, I earnestly desired that
the country should hate the advantage of your
conceded ability and military knowledge, your in.
timate ;acquaintance with the :Mexican character,
and your familiarity with their language and pó
litical condition.
ImMediately after your nomination as major
general had been unanimously confirmed y the
Senitte,!l carefully examined the question,-kvbeth
erl poSsessed to designate you—a junior major
general—tQ the chief command of the army in
the field. The result of thi§ examination is, Farr
constrained to say, a settled conviction on my
Mind, that such powers has not been conferred up
on me 'by the existing laws.
am fully sensible of the exalted patriotism
which could alone hen induced you to make the
personal sacrifices to %%Mich you would le subject
ed, in assuming even the chief command or the ar
my in Mexico; and / duly appreciate 'the 'reasons
yon hive assigned, and which may, I'fear, prevent
you frdm accepting your appointment idt major
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general: Kiin further, reflection, such
your decision, I shall learn it Witlisleep regret.
l am, sir, with high coniideration, very respect-
fully, your obedient servadt, •
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To Major oeaerat tskoimi Pr.rrroy, Nash
ingtoil City
)Vilutrscioz, Tczatiar.Estixa,
March V, 18+7, ,
. . ,
Sin::" of this-day's. date is just re
ceivedi and seeing no reason for further reflection,l
arid' Wishing to avoid all delay in officering thei
army, I have written a note , to the.adjutent gen-
mil to be delivered at his office in the Morning,
declining to accept the appointment of major gen
eral in the army, so kindly .offered to me'by,you,
and so honorably confirmed by the Senate. -
I have the honor to bh, sir, with great 'respect,
your friend-and fellow citizen,
THOMAS. ff. BENTON.
To rat PIIEBIDENT.
O:7.We are the progressive party.—Post.
'Yes, pro-gressiug bad -wards though, crab lash
on:---Telegraph.
The•editor of the Telegraph was three daps and
four mights in labor with-the above'piixious bant
ling, and now that it isliorn, there is not.a-woiii
of troth in it. - -
Upon what measure or principle have the dern
ocrets dabbed?
LOCAL MATTERS.
'DISTRICT COURT.--MAnce 25, TS:I7. '
DEPOBE JODOE I.IIWICTE.
Edward Jones vs John Clark. Assault and bat
tery. Mahon for plaintiff; Shaler for defendant.
Verdict for plaint/la-W.
A jury was empannelled in the case of Eiline
stork vsCity of Pittsbrfigh; and 'some - progress
made in the testimony. It wilt be resumed and
firotahly go to the jury to-day.
WALL PAPER.
The manufacture of MPH Paper is 'carried on I
very extensively in HUT:city at present. Welast '
week, by invitation, acceMpanied our friend SA*.
Vat C. lIILL, of the firM,of Hill & Browne, to via.
it their Wall Paper manufactory, :situated in the
Fifth - Ward, near the. Caritil,:and fronting Leech's
[ warehouse. They occupy - the large building for
merly known as Peppard's steam mill, four stories
high, where they emply some 1:1.or 14 perms in
their line of business. On the first floor they have
.1, small steam engine in operation, where the pa ,
per undergoes a steaming and glazing process, pre
paratory to its being - printed. In this story also.
the lisiuirl coloring is prepared. On the second
1
floor a number[of Men and boys ore employed in
printing. This room is really well worthy of a
I visit from the curious who have leisure. Impres•
sious are thrown off nearly as fast as newspaper im
pressions are made in.a printing office, and much
in the same manner. For every color there is a
distinct pattern. The patterns are beautifully en
: graved on blocks of ,svoed. The third story is
principally occupied as a drying room, and in the I
Ifourth the wide paper for window blinds is prepa
red.
The Warehouse of - Messrs. HILL & 811-OWSEi
' 1 is on Wood ptreaVbefwveci Fourth and Diamond'
alley, where those who may not find time to
' visit the manufactory, can ace • tl4 rich and
splendid varieties of wall paper manufactured by
them. The ueautiful wall paper in the Mononga
hela House, which attracts the attention of all I
those who visit that grand establishment; was pro I
cured from Messrs. Hitt & Bautvxn. and in fact'.
we are told the most of it was manufactured by
these gentlemen. M'e take great pleasure in ic•
commending Messrs 11. & B. to the patronage of
oar friends abroad who may come to the city to
re make purchases. .
Theatre.—On Saturday et ening there was a very
good pit; boxes fair, considering all things. The
Honey Moon was well performed. Last evening
the Stranger, albeit it is what they call a worn
out piece, drew a respectable house.
The Independents have been engaged by Mana
ger Porter to keep order, and they are determined
to do it. Any person whn wants to be carried out
in less time titan it takes him to get. in, has only
to make a little noise any evening he may deem
suitable.
ocr A child was " found missmr4" one day 'last
week by a good mather . up town. The hell was
brought into requisition, the dreadful notes of
which stirred up the sympathy of the neighbor
hood, while the lady:hersell chimed in most fran
tically. This lasted for some time—say an hour
—when the poor little dear was seen emerging
from beneath a bed where it had been tight asleep
-All's well that ends well."
Lertures ort Physiology.—Prof. Morrill comtnen
ces a course of lectures on next Friday evening,
in Pluto Hall, oil Physiology. This gentleman
has been lecturing before large audiences in Alle
gheny city, and has there' ained much popularity.
We do not doubt his success on this side of the
Last night Mr. qidilon delivertil the last
Lecture of the Course, to a ‘ery beautiful audi
ence. Mr. G. is much delighted with his reception
in this city; and so far as we can judge. our citi
zens are mightily pleased with him. He has made
many warm friends here during his shun stay
among ua
pA man named Scott; a countryman, we arc
told, was taken from the street in the Fifth Wald.
un Sunday night, while laboring tinder that dread
ful malady, mania potu. He was will dressed:
and was in possession of a con,iderable stun o:
money. Ile has been sent to his lanidy.
a E y. The people of Allegeny city have PCITICit
stratcd against the law authorizing the bridge
company to extend the abutment of the bridge far
!her into the river, so that Durpitione Way may
run over said abutment. They say it will injure
many of the property holders on both sides.
Thal Rarv.-r=Six persons who were engaged in
the row on Saturday night were yesterday in jail
The constables were in hut pursuit of another
it is hoped that those who join in sprees to the in
jury of persons and property may be' ininished for
their misdieds.
—Four of the above individuals have since been
released on bait.
a3•The Viennoise children remain at the Park
for another week, and then depart for the South
and West.--Bait. Rep.
Are they engaged for Pittsburgh? Will Mana
ger Porter enlighten us?
azy. We saw our friend Richardson; the Coronor,
the other day. He looked very grim, and com
plained of hard times in his line of business. We
are sorry that we cannot wish him better luck.
Lot for a Hospital wnntcd.—The committe will
receive propoials until the Ist of April for the sale
of a lot for the Hospital. Property holders are re
ferred to the advertisement:
cc? Mlle Rachel is having a tragedy. written
for her, by Mans. Ponsard, on the story of 4 Lot's
Wife." It will be a salty affair.
We bad snow yesteiday morning, but never
a sleigh. 'The day was cold.
pjThe German Dramatic company performed
again last evening to an excelleßt audience.
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BY ELECTIP M;£9IaPH
Wasitirtyroa,..Msnca 15,_1847.
.Monday l 3 o'clock PAIL
We have nothing South of Augilstsi '
Cel Cuiptujelis, who received the appointment
Of.Major , Gepiral- with 'Cohjfontoti, has;: also de•
CO-At the conclusion of the Lecture delivered I
a
by Dr. H. E. Mon onFihjSiolpgy and Anatomy, i
in the Lecture room-`of Pressly's Church, on
Saturday evening last,theaudinnee. present, com
posed or ladies and_ gentleman, organized them
selves into ; a -meelindbyerillin6i -liev./.Dr. Elliott
to the chair, quill appointing H. P. Schwartz. Sec-
retary.
When the folloseing preamble and . resolutions!
offered by T. H. itrCOnriel, Esg., were. titianimou
.
ly adopted. ' . -, • - ' '
IV/areas.: We have listened' with-gratification
and much profit to Dr: MdriiiPs'ecritiSe of popular
Lectures - on. the Anatomy and PhySiolOgy r of lhe
human body, therefore, .;
. .
Brsoierd; That., we tender to him our sincere
thanks not Only for the intellectual entertainment
afforded, but. for the. benefit done to the cause of
science and humanity, .biliesing that the general
(Hs-sett - titration of correct information upon 'the
structure and 'physiological laws of our frame,. so
" fearfully and wonderfully made," will tend 0ct... 4
son . greatly the amount of human Suffering;ao de-1
lis'er the community from the fleptqations„ on life 1
I and purse by empysics who often 'arc pOssessed of
less information on these toPiCs 'than may be: ac
quired by any one.who attentively listent to Dr.
Blorrilla 'course.
itcso?etrd. Thai We 'ClieerfollY commend Dr. Mor-1
rill to the kind 'attention of every community he
may visit, as a gentleman, ancloquent and accen.
plisbed lecturer. .I ,
. It was, on motion, &wired, That a copy of the
foregoing resolutions be ceinmunicated to Dr.
Morrill, and that the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the newspapers of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. u , . 1)
..ELL101"1; .Ch'n.
h. P. SCHIVAUTZ, Sec'y.
1111egherzy, March 1.15, 15.17.
On *Matday morning, March 15, Avoysti,
daughter of Lewis thrcnn i aled nine years.
The funeral will take 'place this afternoon, .at 2
froh the residence, , Webster stfeet. Tht
friends of the family are invited to attend.
PiTTSIItIiGLI Tfl ATICE.
MAtfAatit,"
STAGS 'b./AMAGER,
raivATT. costs $5 ; sttrutx. Treat:Ts 75.ets.
Dress Circle, tiO cents.l Second lids, 311 cents.
Tit, 2 4. j 5 *Gallery,
TIIIRD NIGrITOF THE SEASON
Tatei,dity Evening, Disareh
Will be performed the Comedy, in three acts, of the
SOLDE.R'S DAUGHTER.
Gov. irenrtall...
Widow Chet rlva,
After the Contedy; . Miss ltiatests, Lewis will dance
LA CACIEIiCA
To conclude with the grand Military ‘ Drama or the
rrtENcu SPY.
Cul. Do Conrcy
if athiltle,
Henri St. Alme,
IlameL Carainanly.)
Doors to open at GI, curtain will rise at past 7.
The Baa oillee will be open daily limn 10 o'clock
A. 1%1., to 1, P. Al ,and front' 2 to 5, P. 51., arbtre
any number ot seats may Imo secore 1.
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POPC:LAR .PHYSIOI.OfirT.
RoF. Mv.IIIIfLL wou:d: respectfully announce
that he will CooirntieCe a course of Lectures op
me general principles orPhysiotogy, as applied to
the Prevention if Disease,' and the Preservation of
Health, at Primo
. 11ALL 0/1 Friday Ecrning", March
' at 71 &cluck.
•Tiveite Lectures' will be illustrated by numerous
large Paintings, Dingranis, a beautiful Skeleton,
splendid Models, &c., sO as to render the various
subjects treated of readile u tiderst uodi
The Course will consist of 10 Lectures* and will
be delivered on Idoniliry and Turaday,Thursday, and
Friday evenings of each week.
IKT - For the subjects of 4cach Lecture, and further
particulars,see Programmes;
TERMS for the Course—Gentlemene single Ticket,
$1,1501 double ticket, (admitting a gentleman and La- ,
tly,) $2;50. Single admission, fur 09e evening, 25
cents; Juveniles, 10 cents. •
Ttoccvs, with Program Mes for sale at theylook
store oi' Kay 4- Co, Wood st; :Johnston ana Stockton,
Ind Elliott & English, Market it.; J. L. Read, and.at
Cook's • Literary depot, 4tli . stl and at the dour of
Philo Ball, on the evenings of each Lectire. -
rnarl6-dtf
Chthlrenis kossey Shoes,
At No. 8, Fifth Street.
bert assortment df Children's , Shoee, ever
I offered in the env, (of his own make,) all sizes
and Colon at No. 8, Fifth street. Call and look at
th.m. (marls-030 . , S. KEYS.'
Spring and Finminter Shope
CI AITERS and.half Gaite'rs and all kill& of Ladies
jr fine ‘vork; kept i n hand and made to order Lt
No. 8, 4 ifdt srreet. LatlieS ark particularly rcques
ted to.call and examine his tlaiters, half Gaiters and
Fancy Shoes. tmarl6-d3t) S. KEYS.
E X C it IV CI ma
ON NEI,' Vona, Plitimictrut A, 'and RSLTtwfolty
kj ler sa:e in stuns to suit purchasers.
Iit:LMKS & SON,
marlG tf Eachlnge Prokers, Nu. 55 Maiket at,
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eOLLEC4IONS ---
N CINCINNATI, LouieviihN ,St. Lonisi and all
O
acedssable points in the United States, made
promptly, and upon the romest terms by
N, HOLMES & SON,
.1 ., 'N0.55, Market at.
multi der
. .
glee' acrd 11,:itittfuretory.
9 , 11 E subscribers having enlarged their establish.
I meet for the manullacthre or Steel and Files—
on the corner of (Pliers and Liberty , . streets/Ina
Ward, Pimburgli , - ,, are prepared to furnish. files or
es ery descr.ptlon, oldie best quality; and bniog de
tornuard to utak e it th , interest of consumers to pu
ch *se ties frost, them —respectihily invite the patron
age of all who use the article,
marlG- J. ANKIITNI & CO.
Aviusioe.
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PHOPOSAT.S will be recMved until the let day or
April, 1847, t it the sale ofa Lot aground, eon-
Luning not less limn one and a half acres; or more
than seven acres, situate not More than two miles
Frail. the New Court House, and suitable for a Hos
pital. proposition will contain a brieCilescrip
tion of the size and location of the Lot as well us the
price and terms:
Proposals may bo addressed, i - mt.-paid, to the
Chairman or any member ofCommittee.
. - THOMAS BAKEW ELL, Chairman.
committet--Jchn Graham, John lid Shoneberger,
Wm. Lorimer, E. D. Gianni, T. M. Howe, E. N.
Count. • marl6-dtapl
- - Removal.
1:71.R. ROBERT Stil' DER; has removed his office
JU to Fourth street, between %Vogul and Smithfield
sta r next door to Rody Patterson's Livery Stable.
W. W. Wllson,
CORNER of Fourth and' Market street, has now
on hand a splendid assortment of Gold and Sil
ver Watches, of variouiPitterimandqualities suite,
ble for all uses, and at prices as low as cau be had in
New York. Also, a large and well selected stock of
fine Jewelry, Silver'Wa re, Lamps, Military and Fan
cy Goods. A superior stock: of Gold Pens and Pis
tols.
-Watch and Crock repairing done in the beet
manlier, Jeo•elr made and repaired to order. mrl.s
Coparliciership.
TOSEPII H. HlLL,late (tithe firm of Wm.A. Hill
& Co., and WM. C. CUitltY, late of Erie, Pa.,
have enteredinto copartnership under the name rvf
Hill & Curry, the purpose oicarrying on the
flanking and Exchange busines in all its brandies, at
N 0.65, Wood it., three doors , below. -Fourth, where
they solicit the custom of-theirfriends.and the pub
iic generally. HILL,
mrls-ti : WM. C. CURRY.
'flaxOsii
300 n Lbs. :Hams, eiry cures; . ,
1 .../ 1,500 lbs. Shoulders ~, do;- -
For sale by. - . P. C. 'MARTIN,
mita • - : .11 . . . ._ .. 60.1,Y. - atcrieti
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REMAINING in the Pe - st Otrree at Pittsburgh,
m az ah Ifi t h, 1847, -'Persoio4lling for letters
Nhose names are on this List, will please any they
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Aber Wt . '...-'.-' __., Allivin Thornas H-- .
Adams AMY Elleti -.Alexander Samliß-„
Airiswoitli-E S', -, '. ' - - -,Alward--_ - Jani; -: • -- '
Adams Magdacens„ ~ - AlexanderA9L_. . -,-', -.-'•
Adams Ann -.. , , ''.. - Antler,iii . ri William \ -
Abell E.meline.: Anderson W C
Aird John --,-;,'" Aniliews J M
Adams Mile . Austin Richard
Adams JOhn - An,gill'Jarnes B ---- - 1 "
Addis-J- A:rAnde r son William
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Agent-Eltzabeth - rnrs r Arcs George
Adams_Eliza mrs . ~ Armstrong. Elizabeth ...-,..'
Alexande4Elizabetlirms Aind David ' . _
Allison noch ... , , Arlmyer Peter
Algeo Robert , Ashworth Mary
Alexander.B W ' Austin WE- . . _2'
Alvonl G. G Atkinson- Henry
Balsley Samuel Boyle Owen .
Bailey RObert Boyd - John,C _
Bailey 'Jane ' 2 13othner Martha A
BackensiLE'
,' Bereland Mary Ann
Bailey' Mary Ann mrs 'Bond A .
Barton Samuel' Bonner William .
Barclay Andrew W Boyle,Williams
Barnett Charles- . Bosh BF
Barrick I.eonard • Brown Thomas' A
Bassett mr - Brown Joseph - . • •
Batighm6n Jonah Brown Samuel
Baw EI. w
• : Bron Johti-A , ..,..
Barber Adam ' Brown Sarah' Jane
Bardlay lt George - ' .13toWn William
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Barns aria Brown Henry
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Barclay l William Brown Jobri A
Bauman Reuben F BroWn Themas Doctor
Barclayl E - .11ryint William - •
Beall Charles S . Brawdy 'Josiah M
Beni Hugh Bradley Emiline E
Beck Simpson Bradshaw John
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Beach Allred Brawily Josiah 31 -
Beans A. J ' , Brady Hugh
Beck Illizaileth Bruskeur intrepid 31
Beau m . r Bryan W F
Mabee Elizabeth Bracken James
13etran Mary Ann mrs 13raufr Alfred
Blessing . - Jacob Brooks Ellen W
Blaktly Robert F Bramble, Blake& Co'
Blake Henry D Brindell Marion
Birch Thomas S Bryant William
Ihirckatoarine Briggs John
Blythe 1) G Bucher Milton
Blabchard Israel - Burris Andrew
Blevinl Alfred Bisznon Lewis
Black:Vary E 1' Burgans airs .
Black jessee _Barton Isaac •
black , Jon_ , . Butler J H
Berard Robert Butler Charles $
13onnell William - Burbage lessee
Bollinghouser George Byers James
Botsford SamUel N Burgaw Mary Aim
Dowerjl A Rev Byrue...l3'
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Donner William
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Mns. Lnwts
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Galtroun Thomas Collins 3 L
Callan James Collins Sarah H
Cable William Collier ED
Calhorn John Connelly E - G
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Cassia ay Thomas , ComelUs W 1-1 5
Carmen Elizabeth Cook Maria - L miss
Carr Robert f Conner Ann
Canic i ron David A _ Conner James ~
Cava4agli John - Couley'ThoinasS
Camp Henry Conrtney henry -
Cameran L 0 2 Conner... James
Caibers Sarah CenviverJOhn-
CarriPbell Sarah A - Coyle Nancy -
CamPbell R 2 Covenheven E Anti 2
Cumlibell and Hughes . Cook Charles -
CamPliall Cyrut - - CoirtneY Newton
Chen .1
3. John - - , Corns George
Cher y Thomal •. , . rook Joseph - '
Char Jane mrs Corey J 2
Clark John F .. . . Conily 'Charles.
Clark Ilann-;la Crawford Jelin
Cil rn
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Coe rane John 2 ' Cranston Alexander
Cooper Daniel II - ;:ranston Williatti
Cooper \Vot , Crandall Theodore
Collhis Thomas. .Craig G Robert
Colter James -Crosby Pearson •. .
Coll us Charles Crawford
Coll4ss Mary - Crisoell Wll . •
ColiLer Frederick Curran William
Cohort jun - Joseph 2 Cummins Henry .
Cummins Samuel ' ---- -
Day Margaret Jane Drinouthoo Michael
Day W S 2 Donaghoo Patrick
Dalin Edwin Donaghoo Wm
Davyaon Siinpsori Dougherty. James. -
Dann lluldahJ miss Dom:eel). Gracey •
Dailis Lewis Dougherty Wallet'
Dav is. Harvey • - Donovan Robert
DaNti's zliadraCh DonghertY Grace
'Day.iS Sarah Doialin , Stephen
Debra Brission . Douglass John
Deaver Alex . andet Donovan Abigal
Devlin Mary Elizabeth Donovan Michael
Del'ian Geor g e -M - 2 Dobbins Elizi W
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Dean Sanniel Capt Dtak.e NI - alibi:it
Deng Frederick' Dfavoe Peter
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Denniion - BarelayAr ' Drake Jacob
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DeisWM Dugan Margaret
De mis W P . Durborald Mary. 'nut
DeVol T Capt Dunn T B
Deiax P S Duilseth James
Di il ged a y Jacob - Dungan - A bap il -
Di Mr Darborow A I
Dingee C A W Dunlop George
Di icon Julia A Donn J B - -
Dickson Julia A - Dyer-William -
I.4vine James , Diirmin Charles"
0-lon John Duke Milton
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Eaituis Nancy Elder Basel T
Eckman Henry . Espy Willliam _
Lbersoll Abraham Evans , Joseph
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Fp l uecit Isabella irks FOrsyth & Dane=
Ferguson Margaret Ford Thomas
Fe guson S H Foster.jolin - E
Fe-guson Samuel Found J uhn Samuel
Flantiegan'Jony miss French Sarah -
Field G G Ilery - Friedle Joseph
Fitzpatrick Joseph Freeman Nancy
FiSher F A Frithey F A
Fliiiiiiegan John . Frances Mary ,A
Flinn 1-.A.vard - Fuller W U.
Vtisier John _
Gallagher'Thomas Gotschell John
G } tge Hiram Godin Lewis
Galbraith Martha G o ff J o h n
Getty -J J - • Golf Milton B
Glinlener Thomas Gould J
Gitr&ner George sea Grazier Jane
Gliereit David Gregg James
Olchrist R C Green Wm
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Gilchrist C R Green James
Gillespy Thomas Grant John
Gibson Thomas Gracy James
Gibson Wm Green Matthew
Gilchrist John '.'irouxer Alotolena miss
Gibson Allred A , Green Isaac T
Gillespy Lucy Grant James A
Gillis mrs Gregg James J Lieut
Glenn Wm GraCam E C
Glenn Harriett Graham Catharine
Glenn Timothy Gray'Daniel
Glass George • Guthrie 1
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Haney John Ileisson Arin
Halstead James _Herron mrs. C
Hammond 'William llerroy Ford • .
Heimann Sainuel Herr Anna mrs
Harmer Daniel Henly Catharine
Halerocker Joseph Hearte Adam
Hampton John - Herron James E
Harnes J W Herbst Capt
Harrey Elizabeth Trips' Hill Robert -
Hammett H W Hickey John
Haney Henry B Ilill John'
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Bane} John Ilippert George
Hart rhosS Capt 2 Higgens James C :
Ham G'en 11 2 Eines Elizabeth '
Hartley George, 2 Hill Jake ,'
Harman Nancy-- Huffman Andrew
Harden James , 2 Holmes James P
Harrison Elizabeth - -Hoag Charlotte E
- Hershman John T - ' Hoek Simon
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klarriscni Charleg Horn Leiter M".
HitreeTiniet '-', Hunter William
flissleteJatries Hultz John •
•,iiislett Ambrol c Hughes Thomas .
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Hyatt Eli -.
Busier David E
Huller Rineholt
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Hutchison Thomas
Hutchison John
Hushes Robert
Haus& Peter
Hastings Mury
Hawk Maria L
Hatton-Daniel
Hay John
Hay. Ephraim
Herrittoftle Amos
Irwin /ernes
Irwin Ann
Irwin John .A
Irwin Ann R.
Irb Joseph. B
Irwin MT
IrwittNathaniel •
Inglea John •
Ingram J P
Irwin F •
Israel John •
'Jackson Joseph - . - Johnson Lewis
Jackson Charles Johnson David
Jonah John . I Johnsion A Parker
Jovnn Charles Jones David
Jennings Richhid Jones Martha.
Jenkins 'Miry . Jones Joseph
Jeffries 'Margaret miss Jones David 0
Johnson• David R • "Jones Miry Ann
Johnson Mary' • Jones Evan W' •
Johnson 'Davis Jones David U
Kennedy Rrtn. ' Kerr Samuel
Keller Joseph..W Kerr Sarah Miss
Kahler Rebecca Knigh George W
Kettler Joseph Knox Matthew X
Kelly Hugh Kussick Moses
Kelly John , c 7, Kisser Henry
Kerr WC- Klinefelter John .
Kelley Webster - 2 .Knoic Catharine
Kerr D F . Kimberlin Joseph
Kincaid btarpret.miss Kunkle Wm
Klaussen Charles! 2 Kurtz George F
Lombardes Mary LittliJane miss
Sand 8 IH . F.mra Lindsey Robert •
La Orange Jacob C' Lightner J W
Lambie Annie um Liuhart Solomon
Lamborn George Luckett Elizabeth
Latshaw James 11 Long Geogre
Landes Joseph, Lyod Reece
Laumere Riabirt Lockhart John
Laille Charles 2 Long J Henry
Luce Z C Lyons George
Lewis Samuel 'C Long Robert G
Leonard James H- . Long Alexander
Levy 1) C. Lompieloho P •
Leaper Edward • Lockhart Robert
Lewis Edward'. 2
.. Lynch Matt' inns
Leonard' Samacl ong Hugh B
Lewis Wll ; Lowry Joseph S
Lincolm H mix • • Lynch Thames
Lipton Robert • • - :Logan Archibald
Lister Peter . • ", Lloyd John
Little E Maltarit .: ' Logan N J
Lillie John 11 ... ..• ;;.
Mackey Wm. . Morry Jacob 13
Mathew Martha A miss Miller Rebecca R
Macky Wm Moorhead James
Mann. Maiy Morton Rachel mrs
Mace" . IMosgrore Robert
Wartha tr..Wocia • Morey George •
Mattbewsifingh if Morris Andrew-
Macklin IA T •Alorre-Joha •
Masterson Patrick Moore W
Margins Sartruel Morrison Jessee
Macky Thotnii tlorrischt \s ilkam
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Ma'rlatt Gideon .MorrOviLoilisa T
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Sannfci Motley Edwin!' .
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Maley Paniet . • '
Morgan G C • .•
Nlonrue Margaret
Morris F . ;
M Bride Isabe.ll* P 'Arra/land Lenii
Tilmnas. • . Fatima' :Reheat •
NI Cawley John Farland John •
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Itl'Mleir Ann Irliettry'Keney,
Affee Owen • /11'.Ginnis•Wna
Jl Clelland Ellen Jane . 111"Ginly 1l•
Ktralland John :„
11'Clelland Mary: • ..14•Ffarlantl,Levi -•
Satlinel • 14:Graw•William X ,
.M'Cullough tilTsrlantl Joseph
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Joseph;.,:3l Cidlougli 211.16wn Jamei
Me.ullOugh,JatiseS.: si‘tcaki P
M'Clusky Alaniis ' 2 '24lllwitine David . . -
M*Closky Ann • 11 lnryre,Williatb-
Itl'Cash•Jansei, MVO •
M'Cleei Ellis p 2 IttlintHort.H . •
Al'Elary . . • it! kee Da id - • .
31*Clintokk Robert - hi - Keever Robert
Al•Candless Mr „ Kimsey .lames -
M'Curty Elzaver Al*Kee Jeremiah
M - Carrun'Cliarles Al'Kee Robert
M'Carte'S David 11"KeiLidia tniii
M'Cutl Henry ittliargite Robert
R • Dl'Clure Andrew
M Crumb. ibrs W
Ttiomus KLean
M•Cut. bl . 4aine Alexander
M'Ciibly A Mture William -
ereartniek John .M•Lure Bohai B
Al Ciinaughiy Hannah 'M lisown Mary
11 Cuteheou Mary A IWWilllatis Robert
James 1)r 141*Veif I-1 ;Samuel
Xl:leafy David M'Pbilleny EdWard
at Donald Owen . KRoberts Jane
At Donald Me ' • 1‘11"littl! Patrick
ill'Dermott John' • Mllastifs )1 miss
11 Downey J • '
Vans Marshall
Nebhull E .
•Newton Thomas
Neels Anit
Neviton
Nevi.myer godfrey
NellJuttnAll
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O'lloneratt,J
Oakes Sar..th Jane
Orandnrff F II
O'Brien J T
Patton Patrick
Palmer
Paltrier Robert
Palmier Richard '
Page 'Vincent '
Patton W
Paine Charles.,.
Patterson F:veline W
Parker Vt iltiam
Patterson James •
Patterson j G
Patterson Mary
Patterson John
Pearson Jessee
Penn William
Penner Jeremiah S
Pecco Agnes.
Pennytnan W A.
Quigley George
Quick John
Rat!gan Peter - •
Ray Wm
Ramsay David 0
Re. Irwin W
Rea James
Ramsay Abdill
Ramaley J
Rafferty B
Rea James
Reams Solomon
Rynall Airgustus
Reece Evan 1 -
Reader Abraham -
Rei'snyder W
Rhoades E P '
Relgin John
Retio Soloman'
Rhodes James
Reno Alfred D
Aces. John
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Robinson W V
Robinson James
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Rogers-John
Rumsey B C
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Salt W Speer Win
Sands Jamis V Stafford Fnmeis A
Sands John • Stark Henry 4
Sands Caroline mrs Stets Thomas
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Scott Nancy,W miss •Sterling Wm H •
ScottJ P ,• Stewart Samuek
Scott W ' 'Stewart Susan • ,
Seatt Janiai'S'• ' 'Stewart 'Ramat/in'
Scanlan Maurice . Stmirart John -
Scully P Stewart Anna M
Secbrist Adam - Smith cnr (Penn st)
Sedlir Joseph - Smith Thomas N
SeevEmantrel smith W • , •' , •
Seiger Ann miss Smith Wm •,
Seitz Christian Smith Jesse .
Sewell John • Smith James ••'• '2 ' , •L •
Sheaffer Emanuel ' - Smith George W
Shallemide Loniia Smith Joseph')
Shannon James . Smith A C -
Sharp Thomas Smith Mary . Jana .mrs 400 ! • • -
Shaw John - Snell Stephen D -r; ' , -- •
Shaw Thomas Snodgrass James Dr • • . K w- •
Shay Henry Snodgrass Jane miss
Sheridan Wm or James Snodgrass Win •
Sheckles mrs - • Snively Henry'
Sheet° Lewis •Silyder mr (lint keeper).-
Shelby Rachael. Eolomon Charles A -
Shelor Peter - Sowers Wm• . • - '1
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Shire Abraham Spratt David • : : ,t•
Shimp George Stephenson miss •
Shipinard George . Stephenson Abraham ;
Shoup Bridget miss , Stilley John B
Simpson Jitues T Stillsy.lohn. • •-!*
Sirwell Richard Jr Stiff A • g •
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Smithers John Sutton Hannah• .. ie.. '
Sparks James L Suitor Margaret '
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Talley P C Rains - • Thompion Mary Crain
Taylor 'Eliza" , ' Thompson'C miss •
Taylor John C' , Ttizall John • '
Taylor Demist; • Tierny Catlin A 070 . .
Taylor John- •. Tata E B . 2'
Taylor MitfAint miss Townsend Eber
Tharpe George.' Townsend E A
Thayer Nancy' tnri s • - Tripolett Jackson
Thomas John Tucker James
Thompson Jane:min Tueker Sarah miss
Thompson. James M DrTurtier Obadiah J
Thompson Elizabeth mt. - Corner Ruth •
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MuHuntley Timothy.
Mulholland fatriet
Myter Samuel
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Nelson Nathaniel
Newton Charles
Nichols Wm
'North James
Nuby Moses
Nieholi Henderson
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()Leary Jeremiah.
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Petcrifon Jana
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Peterson Alin
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Phillips Wli
Pinney John
Pickett Alecbart
2 Phillips William
Plaviey Joseph.
2 Phillips Mary E
Potter Samuel
Pop! Isaac . P
Priee Harman
Porter John
Poorman•llugh W
Quin Patrick
Ring B I .
Richey Robert P
Riddle . W
Richardson J •
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RieturAlson James
Righter Clinton
Richards Mary miss
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Worley Mary E mu
Walker Jos - eph B Wciods Charles •
Wade James S Woods Robert
Wanderly George ' Woods jamas •
Ward Constance Wright Joseph::•_ . L... 7
Wardlarines S - Writer Mary . .
V Rabecca _ Wynn Josiah : • '
Watt John . Wynn Major
Watt David . Wynn`Henry .3
Watson 3lir , ery Wessell Mary mist' .4
Watson 9FI Wharton James - -
Watson Josiah -Wherry A
Waiymen G W.. White Walter R
Weaver Jacob . -.Whiglaum G
Weed Grman Whitfield lieory;"
Weitzel! Jacob. G ..-Whitaker A M •
Welsh Livingston Whitaker James, jr.:.
Welshlhomas Whitasall .1 M
Walls J.. T - ‘Vhitson N. H
Welli John • : .WiTlinihs Thoitias
Williamson. F.', . Williams liples Maria
Wise. Philip . :-• . Ana
Williaatsoh 1>; . •P Williams .Isaac . •
Winfitirian F D' 2 4 :>;• ,-
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Wiley Jaines.. ,s Wilson
Williartison Datid • • . Wilson Zachens •
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Wightsmui.l.R:mrit
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19iekershans Inset • . 'Wilson Henry •
Willey Win I • . ry
'Wilson Thomas
Woad' 3atipti.S ' .Wooley Cm:4olol3re
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Young Robert A
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PAPER HANGINGS;
No. 131 Wood Street.
MBE inereariitig demand for American Paper has
„L induced them to enlarge arid improve their Fac
tory, and their facilities for manufacturing.are now
equal to any in the eastern cities. Having adopted
'the eastern scale orprices, they take pleasure in m
ilting their friends and dealers to examine their •
itock f which is nowlirgertban :tarty former pelted,
sad may be found as rollows
French, American, Satin,. Glazed and Commas
Paper Hangings;
Gold, Veliet and tinitation Borders;
Landscapes, Statutes and Fire-board Prints;.
Curtain Paper, paid wide, plain green and frgod;
Transparent Window Shades; . .
Writing, Printing and Wrapping Paper, . .
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Pure Cog. Brandy;
" Pale French do;
" Rochelle do;
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Jamaica Spirits;
6" Scotch Whiskey;
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Domesiic Gin;. • Raw • . do. . •
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purchasers, by , P. C. IitIART/Ns •
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Green Apples•
1 nn BARRELS Itomanite Apples, is good obi?.
VA/ ping order;
39 Boxesdol
12 Ilb :ig - it do;
12 Abbe splendid • Newton Pipins, for sale by
P.C. MARTIN, •
car of Smithfield and Front stir.-
• • .S. 0.
4Q Ws N. 0. Sugar, jolt reeeived and for tale by,
marl 3 MILLER. & RICKETSON.
CORN JACIN ` 7 OO Corn Jacks, for sale by
marl 3 - MILLER ft RICICETSON.
lITHITE FISH-70 le. in store and for wale bir
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