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FRANCIS R. SIIUNK;
I tse We expected. New York city has chosen a
hY:a MajOrity.
.some
cause, ',Medved no deapatch on Tuisdoy night,
ImuMitrint - the r e sulti bat observe by the Gaiette
;Thai Brady.has rt.clivetia heavy majority.
'ofCourse.ihe Whigs .will make much ado
.
ahput this. victory, llietending to for;et that under
• _ ,
circumstances they- carried that city et
former elections. We not object. to the re
- I
joicings of our" opponents—we 'have often heard
.
their loud huzzas when they had more to shout for
•
t..-n the electilinuf a Mayer; yet'the country is in
the handsif Democrats, and our principles are
steadily progressing.
To.show the kind of victory the Whigs have
gaineitin New Tork city, we quote a few eitracts
frowthe.Journal of CoMmerce, of last Saturday;
. • Maid our readers judge for themselves
Whin ti man is discarded, not because he is
',.aroirotratii;or bigoted, or:supercilious, or undemo
piiti4(fOreene of these things are alleged against
MrAdiekle,)• but solely because he endeavored to
•ful6ia is duties as Chief lklagistrate of the;city, in
• .--arniatinetrottesPoriding: to *the obligations of his
oath, and the safety and quiet of our citizens; and
- =when instead of him, and in preferente to him, a
isibi - uat before the public for their suffrages,
' from _wham nothing good is-to be hoped for, and
iiiiichevft is to be feared,—then we say it is time
for every, voter Alio has the welfare of the city - at
heart—every lover of virtue, morality, or decency
- 7 . - - p - to exert himself to prevent a consummation so
much to - be deplored. Be assured, fellow citizens,
there is not a toper, a gambler, a pimp, or a
scamp of any sort, among us, who will not re
' joice if Brownell should be elected Mayot—be
cause under his administration they will expect to
practice their vices without restraint, and even
.with some degree of countenance. • " • •
Thiseit3i is Democratic, is beyond dispute. There
-is no'more need of proclaiming it; than there was
of old that !. Great is Diana of the Ephesians."—
But - it is no more Democratic than it was a few
years ago,, when in consequence of political in
sults not a whit more atrocious than have now
Leen offered to our citizens, both of the leading
parties. were ridden over in tnumph, and a new
' administration' instated, which whatever other
Taults it may have had, was at least exempt from
lhoieit,wasrotended to rebuke. What has been
'dace once, can be done again.
• .
We know nothing of either the public or pri
vate
eharacter of Mr. Brownell, the Democratic
candidate; bu t t when ISUCh.appeal s are made to the
people against him, by a paper that is set doven as
"deCidedly demotratic," we must conclude that
our party is not united. The Nutivet, were rallied
for Brady, and the friends of Mayor Mickle, feel
. ing chagrined that so good a man had to be sacri
ficed to conciliate a faction hostile to him, at least
did not work for the success of the nominee of the
•
party.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APlnl, 15,.1547.
DEDIOCYtATYC 11031INATIMIS.
Or ALLEGHENY COtlrrtiit.
- cANAL pcpotAitsSlONEß,
it• iOi USTRET HI
NOrnsoaszair ccuNTY
New 'York Elettion.
No one can .dispute that the Journal of Coen•
itie;Ce . epeaks - tlie unlit when it says " the city is
4emocratic.",
01"-The Gazette is One of the Whig papers that
has not hoisted the name of Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency. We think I)4r. Brooks judicious in
thimminainingitissive, during the small season of
enthusidm which the brilliant victories of tte
o sc - ifdliih - iiilleitinvedz, -- it is well for
our staid neighbor to wait awhile; it may bi that
thehe of Buena Vista is in favor of *is: infa
mousro _
war; perhaps be is a friend of thslariff of
'46 , ---trho knows 'I It might chance Is out
that lie is* tarot of the acquisition 'cithnore ter
ritiwpwithout the "Wilmot Proviso:'
-`But we dire say, the leaders bf the Whig party
earemterflittler what may be the opinions of Gen.
Taylor, upon; the great questions whieh agitate
tl►e country „ They know he is . popular; and if he
sisal. consent, to accept the high place and will
PMtniie to dist;ibute" the offices to-his first friends
7 4thernselves—they. Will go for him.
GuuScierz.—Thougit this distinguished chief
*be , added to the, laurels which encircled his, brass
byhis toccesa-stVera Cruz; though he is a Whig,
tm v 4 bi 44 a . candidate.in eipectancy for the
Presidency, we hear nothing more said of him
than - if be had been'shot in - the battle. 'Mat do
Ins Old partizans intend to do with him 1 He has
ambition, and will not readily yield his pretensions
to 'any neW man. We fear our good friends of the
opposition. may get themeelves into trouble, pro.
itiled it"should 00 turn out that Gen Taylor has a
desire ihr civic prOmotion.
But we need'not fret about matters that do not
concern.us. Gem Taylor is a real Whig he can
never be electedneither can Scott. The Amen
curt people want something more than military
prowess in a President. •
Township Relief lisetinp?
4h:sit:been suggested that the places for holding
the township relief meetings, are not stated so as
to be anderstond. Thus, in Franklin township,
the citizens are to assemble in the public school
house: -Now, there are six public school,houses
in township. The citizens of each district
mast •
attendmto this matter; and be sure that the
meeting will be well attended. •
rt is thought'that the committees are not large
itictgb: Thete'sboidd be one member for each
school diitrict.
I Doenutaxv.—We understand that this
o hst heed a faithfulservant non
upon
am.boards • fortwo seasons,
has effected an engage;
Buffalo, and Will leave our city next week.
Weisope he may hive an evening set apart for a
Benefit, 'as..bis labors to please,• which have been
etteicisfut,jiitvilieen untiring. He is now a good
aetsr, mid- is last improving.
Thi s i s , w i t h ou t, any exception, the hMaust
. fine ever infli cted on 'any person in• Allegheny
Co,under a similar Verdict, and would have been
eomidereifan extravagant atonement fur an as.
rank on the reputation of the oldest and most rep
utable citizen in our city- - •
The aluiva is from an article, in the .111:ystery
in, relation the editor's sentence. • It is a mistake
to say that this is the heaviest fine,./ke. We
_ thinli alight compared to some; and lbr . proof We
'Siert° the records'of the Court.- • • •
al' The Boston VVhi g denouncerthe detnonstra
tionin favor of Gen. Taylor foe The Presidency,
us 13 toe. next itairholding movement." We dam aily
tfieM'Lean ' Mail'Clay Whigs of this pity view it in
ituttedight ;. and well/they, may, for his name
rase drat Mentioned in connection with the Presi
aielici avowed pro-slavery.editor.
0:7 We forgot to notice in the pro Per time, the
adveitiseinent of Mesa's. Gregg & Eaton.- Capi
fatista; invest inreal . tatate or mianu ! ..
ceturiug, slit:l44ld look. at it
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DISTAFF COURIArint. 13, . 1847
Before Ittiier:l,4)wrirz.
Wm. R. Thesespaes 4- -cm ys. 'John MeeaslW-g et al.
-rßepleyin. PiPetuldleisfor I'laintiff; Austin and
liunlop for - Defendaiiii. Verdiet-for Plaintiffs, six
cent'
t's . damages*.
o
Peter Wilson `/ or use VB. Samuel Erma, Esq.—
,
lki*Candless for Plaintitfl Frew . ,and Forward for
)efendant. Verdict for Plaintiff, $562 35, subject
to conditions.
Miltenberger ¢ proms is: Jacob Forsyl he .4- Cg,i-
Craft for Plaintiffs. Terilint for Plaintiffs $l5O /2.
•
- ArUIL 14 1841:-
Alex. Lowry vs. /ant' Ilt Cartney et al.—Tresats
luare - elausani-freg,erunt. 'Flanostin & Mellon for
and
lPlaintiff; MetcafLoomis for Defendents.---
•.
Verdict for Defentlents.
Samuel .111csanaer's ambers. vs. Din. Lericey.—
Mellon for Plaintiffs; . Mahon for - Defendant; Ver
'diet for Plaintiffs $565 subject to the Opinion
of tbe..Court upon the points reserved.
Pressly TV: Boatman, for use its. John Brotrn—
T. Williams for plaintiff; Areanilless for 4k/d
-ant' Verdict for defendant.
Rohm If Clore t:s. John Neel et al—nCl'ute for
plaintiff: -Verdict for plaintiff s3z3 71.
tOURT - OF COMMON PLEA S—Apni 12
Present—Judge PA.TTOX, :•President; Associates
Piper far use vs.iffaiwts—Juror withdrawn and
cause continued. W?ods for Plaintiff; Glenn for
Defendant.
D.- Leech & Co. vs. Smith and Minnis—SCi Fa to
revive judgment. terdict for Plaintiffs for cost.
Kuhn for Plaintiffs ; Woods for„Defendants.
Swope vs. Thompson—Action of Trespass. Ver
dict for Defendant. Barton for Plaintiff; Kuhn for
Defendant.
Aran O.—Mcßride vs. Avis Ertadors—Ac.
tion of Replevin.., Verdict for-Plaintiff, six cents.
Woods for Plaintiff; Darragh for Defendant.
M:Conabs vs. Davis—Action of Trespass. Ver
dict for Defendant. Darragh and Barton for Plain.
tiff; Woods for Defendant
Ar _.l4.—Pieree's Administrators vs. Wallart—
Action of assumpsit. Verdict for Plaintiff $1 , 1,15.
Woods for Plaintiff; T. Hamilton for Defendant.
Merrick vs. Hess—Action of assumpsit. Shinn
for Plaintiff: Sawyer for Defendent.
Logan vs. Logan—Action of assumpsit. Wills
for Plaintiff; Woods for Defendant.
0:1-At a meeting of the Bench and Bar of Al
legheny County, convened at the District i .Court
Room on the 14th inst., on motion of Wilson
M'Candless, Esq., Hon. Walter H. Lowrie was
chosen As President, and James S. Craft as Secre
tary.
Hon. Richanl Biddle presented (or consideration
the following resolutions which were unanimously
tulopted
Racked, That woo learn with deep regret the
death of our late associate and friend, Charies 11.
Israel, ESq., endeared to us by his many excellent
d amiable qualities.
rooked, That we will wear the customary badge
of nfourning, and attend, in a body, the funeral of
.the deceased.
Rewired, That a Committee be appointed to con
vey to the family of Mr. Israel, our condolence on
the melancholy bereavement.
On motion of Andrew Burke, Esq., Rirhani Bid
dle, Wilson INlCandless and James S. Craft, Esqrs.,
were appointed that COmmittee, and were also
charged with the duty of presenting these proceed
ings to the general Courts of Common Pleas of
this zounty, and moving their entry of record.
On motion of F. C. Flanegin an order for publi
cation passed. Adjourned.
WALTER H. LOWRIE, President.
Jamas S. Cam., Secretary.
This gentleman has not been blessed, nor cursed,
with a surfeit. of newepaper puffing, yet we do say
(and we think it) that he has but few superiors
on the American boards. There may 'be those
who differ with us, knit we glean as much pleasure
from witnessing a representation by, him as
we do from most stars who stop a few nights with
us. He is correct in his style; acts his parts as a
student. We are tole: (for we do not know him)
that in private.life he is every inch a gentlema
which richly entitles him to the patronage of the
friends.of the Drama.
His Benefit comes off this evening; may it be a
1 bumper.
Theatre.
Fashion drew a fashionable house last erenin
and we were glad to see it for the sake of the fair
authoress who appeared us Gertrude. Nye have the
pleasure otannouncinktkat it will be reproduced
this evening on the occasion of Mr. Davenport's
Benefit. ,
TUAIMSGIVINGI.—The following resolution was
adopted afa meeting of the clergy and laity of the
different denominations of colored citizens:—
Resolved, That the first Tuesday in May next, be
set apart as a day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, for the glorious results brought about by urn
in the said Legislature.
BEAUTIFUL Esronaviso.—We have been shown
a very beautiful engraving of a certificate of mem
bership in the Odd FelloWs Lodge. It is large and
contains many splendid designs. It is upon the
whole, creditable to the order.
Mr. Meredith, Diamond, is 'the agent for the
publisher, to whom applications can be made.
(UThose who wish to purchase a coat, vest or
pantaloons pattern, would do well to 'call on Mr.
Robinson, whose establishment is next door to our
office, on Fifth street. We feel safe in recommend
ing Lim to the patronage of the public.
None Rause roa I.IIELAND.—We are informed
by Mr. Robert H. Kerr, that the benevolent people
of Washington, Va., have sent to Michael Alien,
Esq., for the suffering poor of Ireland, dtgi barrels
of corn meal. This is truly a generoUs act of the
kind-hearted of that noble State. We tr‘ ill also
mention, and which speaks well for steamboat
men d that they have contributed OA in cash.
This'amount was collected by Mr. Allen.
; IV EAT lISII.—CoId in the morning—Warm at
night—cool in the evening. A change is expect
ed ; it has been predicted by some very astute in
dividuals.
stole our wheelbarrow,---or, rather,
who has it Let it be returned, and no questions
kill be asked..
Capt. Guthrie's company turned out yester
day with 47 men, good looking soldiers at that.—
We believe heiwill have nearly the complement,
when they all arrive from the different recruiting
stations. •
o:l•Nothing doing in the Police offices.
Now York and Albany Elections.—At a late hour,
[ last night, We received a New York despatch, an
[ nouncing thegloririus news that the Whigs had
carried the city by a handsome majority.
They elected Mr. Brady triumphantly over Mr.
Brownell, the Loco candidate:,
The Whigs have also - tine majorities in both
branches of the Councils.
Our despatch further states that the city of Al
bany has been carried by the splendid Whig ma
„it4ty of twenty-seven hundred.—[Gaz. of yesterday.
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ST. LOUIS ELECTION
The Municipal election in;.)St. Louis took place
on Monday last. Whigs,Nitives and Democrats
were in the field. The , dwo,tformeriniasted before
theAlection it' loud asSanta Anna beforerthe late
battle,but they were rOuted,horse, foot' Mid 'dra
goons. The St. Laois Union gives4he following
result. Oh this' unpopular war, and this unpoputar
administration!!
ttie St. Louis Union says: uThp Demniritcy of
St. Louis serid greeting to the Democracy of the
Union :
The following is the result of the election on
Monday. MuLtatieur beats the field; leading the
Whig candidate 1493 votes, and the Nativist can
didate 624 votes. The entire general ticket is elec
ted. We have carried 6 out of the 7 Aldermen
and 10 out of the 12 Delegates. Thie is glory
enough for one day l"—Lou. Dem.
geshness of Parliet.—The nomination of Gen.
Taylor tojhe Presidency of the United States, in
different parts of the country, by political assem-_
blies of various characters, appears to us to be as
ill-timed . as it is improper. The General iastill in
the field, liable to its dangers, anti by no matins
exempt from its reverses. He is there too, the
representative of the whole people, and knows no
divisions of party. It is most unkind therefore to
draw him into the toils of party.management, and
to endeavor to enclose within a narrow circle a
man who belongs to the nation. It shows how
selfish a movement it is on the part of the
politi
cians who seek to make capital out of events,
which "belongs to all time," and in which they
have had but little share.
Let us remind these over-anxious political friend's
of - Gen. Taylor. that he is the last man in this
country Who will be influenced by hasty profes
sions of support; and experience should teach
them. that "original friends" as they are called,
notoriously fare the worst —Jour. Corn.
Good Plan.—lt Is stated in an English paper
that a company is shortly to be formed in London
for the erection of public ovens, on the principle
of baths and wash houses—at which the laboring
poor may make their own bread of any quality
suited to their means. An establishment of the
kind has been for some time in operation in Paris,
and is said to have worked most successfully.
The Nashville Union.—This ably conducted pa
:per has recently been changed from a tri-weekly
to a daily, and at the same time treated to a hand
some and becoming new dress. It is edited by E.
G. Eastman, Esq., a gentleman of fine talents, and
is unquestionably one of the strongest democratic
'papers in the West.
gjTlie tranquility of a country life, and the
absence of all excitement, greatly tend to promote
old age. There are three couple living near Mor
ristown, N. J., whose united ages are 493 years.
They were all born in the neighborhood, and mar
ried in early life. They are Grahamites, and have
lived exclusively on vegetablediet since childhood.
Chrsapeake and Ohio Canal.—We learn from
the Washington Union that arrangements have
been made by which this Canal will be commenced
forthwith, and that its speedy completion is a
question of no doubt.
War and Means of the United State!.—The
Washington Union says : " It is estimated that on
the tat February next, after meeting all the ex
penses of the war, there will probably be a balance
in the treasury of near $2,000,000.
Col. Hardin, before being killed at Buena Vista,
captured a flag from the enemy, which, with his
horse, he requested, should be sent home as a last
memento to his wife.
On Wednesdaymorning, the 1-lth ill St., Cals. II
Isttem.,' Esti ,in the sGth year of his age. His
funeral will take place on to-morrow (Friday)
afternoon, at 2 o'clock; from his late residence on
Liberty street. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend without further notice.
PITT TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS
An examinaoon of Teachers will take place at
the Atheneum Rooms, 3d street, Pittsburgh, ( Philp
Hall entrance,) on Saturday, the 17th inst., at 2
o'clock, P. M.
By order of the Board of Directors.
apl3-td E. D. GAZZAM, President
IRISH RELIEF
The Executive Committee, will here state, for
the information of all, that Tart& & O'Connor have I
consented to provide gratuitous storage in their
spacious warehouse. corner of Penn and Wayne
streets, where all donations offered for the relief
of the Poor of Ireland will be received.
mare; WM EBBS, Chairman.
REEIOVALI
S. MOORE HAT and CAP Mils:U-4%
FACTURER, has moved to N 0.75,
Wood street , three doors ab .e Fourth street.
His stock consists of every arrety of HATS and
CAPS, made in the latest styles. Also, Panama,
Leghorn, and Pedal Straw fiats, wholesale and re
tail, at the lowest prices. S. MOORE,
75, Wood street, third door above Fourth.
ap 15-Iwd&4tw
Painting
lIOUSE and SIGN PAINTING and GLAZING,
of all kinds, Graining Oak, Mahogany, Satin,
Rose and Maple. Imitations of all kinds of Marble.
Orders left at the shop of the subscriber, on Smith
field street, opposite the Pittsburgh Foundry, or on
Federal street, opposite Blackstock's Factory, Alle
gheny city, will he done at moderate rates, and on
the shortest notice.
ap 15-6 m. JAMES PITFIELD.
To Let.
rpHE STORE on the corner or Market and Fifth
streets, now occupied by Whitehead and Mee-
A room in lower story of a house on the corner of
Fifth and Union streets. Possession gisen immedi
ately. Apply to
ap 15
Dried Peaches.
30SACKS of dried Denches—a good article—just
received on consignment; for sale by
GEO. COCHRAN,
No. 26 Wood st.
FLOUR -50 Bldg Family Flour, for sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS & Co.,
apls •
110 Wood st
OAP-60 Boxes Extra No 1, for sale by
apl6 .1. D. WILLIAMS Fe Co. 110 Wood st
SUGAR -10 Mule prime, in store and for aale . by
apls J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., 110 Wood st.
itiIiOLASSES-50 MIL N. 0., in prime order;
111 For sale by J. D. WILLIAAIti &
apls 110 Wood at
nOPPERAS-20 Bbls. on consignment, for sale
ki very low, by J. D. WILLIAMS k Co.,
a 15 110 Wood st.
FIGS -50 Drums Smyrna, for sale by
apls J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., )10 Wood st
G LASS -100 Boxes assorted sizes, for sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS & Co.,
110 Wood et.
Cloth Store! Cloth Store!!
Fifth st., next door to the Offiee.of the Morning Post.
ENTLEMEN I -1 invite yciur attention to my
Fresh Importations expressly for City Trade,
which I guarantee none can surpass in richness of
texture or "so cheap." super to Superfine French
Ccloths, 3-4 and 6-4 wide,
Fig'd and Bonjean - doel
skins, Fancy Cassimeres, Summer Coatings, drop de
Ete, Cashmerette, Queens Cloths, &c., and a selec
tion of Trimmings
T. L. ROBINSON, Importer
VESTING S : Extra rich fig , d Fancy Cashmeres;
very choice fig>d Marselles, and rich plain and fancy
Satins. (apl4-d lw) .1. L. R.
For Sale,
ni.t7 THE light draught Steamer ARENA, in
•e'''" o o 4 '" good running order. She carries about
1 „tons, ban good Hull and Engines, new boilers, a
comfortable plain cabin, and is welt adapted for
Towing. She will be sold at a lovy price, and rea
sonable terms for good paper. Apply to
mar 9 JAMES MAY.
For Sole,
FOUR LOTS—Bounded by Penn, Liberty and Flay
sta., each lot having 2 . 4 ft. front, and extending
back , 110 ft. Two of them are.eorner iota, and the
position of the whole property is one of the most ad
vantageous in the city. For further information ap
ply to M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth et.,
nova-tf Vet. Wood and Smithfield.
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RERAINING rhn: - .Post , Ciffiee„ at Pittsburgh,
, April 16th, 1841: .Persoia calling for letters
"hose names axe on this please , say they
are julrerliaed. ‘,'
Agnew, Martha
Adatns DM
AllatpluN S •
Allen Enocke
Allan Henry Armestead S
Allan Lewis Armstrong; William.
Appleby & Ha,ll Arrnstrong, Rowland
Anderson Mary 4 Attwell Nancy .
Anderson John - . Atkenson Henry
Anderson William Ash Mary -
Anderson Mary Ann Ash William
Andrews Henry G • • ,
Baum John Boughton N S
Baker Flederick Bowman'lleuhen
Baker W R`
Baker John S
Barber Fiavenian
Barr W Ii '
Barns John M M
Barnett Anne. 3 Brown Winnfield Mrs 2
Barclay Geor,ge.W . BroWn W.R
Barton Edward Brown 3.41 J
Barclay William Breen Bridget
Bastian William Brooks William
Baughman Josiah Brice Mary
Berl 'Robert - 13rennarnan Levi
Bell Thomas Braufr Elizabeth E M .
Bell Marcus • Brokers John R
Bennett Tmothy Brock Kasper
Beck Ann C Bingham F W 2
Benny G NV 3 Bruce
,Charles 2
Beachey Joseph Bruner Joseph
Beckley Daniel Brand Samuel
Bean Malinda Brooks Jason
Beer William Brinker Jacob
Beers William Capt. Buckingham Amon
Bennett Ebenezer Boucher Milton
Berdiner Nicholas Buchanan William
Bennett James T Byerly Eliza
Beasley John Burnapp Isaac
Beckworth Nicholas P Burns Catharine
Beltshooier M Burns Sarah Ann
Bennett Isaac Burley & Henry -
BlasdelLJ
Blair James
Black Adam
Black Samuel
Black Cyrus
Black '3 ames
Black W H
Boswell NV NI
Boyd Mary
Boice h 1 S
Boyle Owen
Call John
Carver Stephen
Cameron Lewis
Carroll Matthew
Cassiday James
Cameron John
Case Sullivan
Cameron James
Carpenter Harriett
Cameron Elizabeth
Caverly Richard
Caldwell Susan
Campbell J S
Campbell James H
Chapman Luke
Chaffy Wealthy miss
Chambers John
Chad lick F W R
Chambers John Ii
Church J
Clark Nanry
Clark Mary
, Clark mr
{Clayton Nancy J
Clark miss
Cooper Nathan P
Cochran J
Cooper Wm
Colebam Israel
Ciick George I)
Daniels Thomas Dimond Henry
Darragh Alihon 2 Dixon John
Day Berny
Dates J S
Dales W G
Davis Sarah
Davis V J Doyle "James
Davis John & Co Dodson N AI
Davis Alarthl Doris Frances
Davis 'Daniel
Davis Robert Donovan Joseph T
Davis John B ' Downey Bridget
Denny Charlotte Donaldson .Robert
Denham Robert M Dougherty Margaret
Devoll I' II Dravoe Peter
Dempsey James Din Bey C 1) .
Devine P Duillap•Williarn
,
Dennison Bartley Durbose John
Dentenger C Durning James
Devinney L F Duncan Eliza A 2
Devine Peter Durning Charles
Dennison Hugh Capt
Eagle Tobias Eckman James M
Edenbaugh Catharine Ellis William
Edson Walter S Eldre 1 N B
Earl Joseph Ermin Mary W
Eberhart E M miss El'worthy Isaac
Edie James P Elliott Jared K
Edmund Hannah Evans Thomas
Edson Walter S Evans David M
F
Ferguson Mary Foults Joseph
Ferguson Mary E Fort Marcus L
Fennemore Joseph , Fortenbacker Jacob
Fleming William Fowler Sarah
Firon Jacob Frichman John
Fisher Adam Freed Nary M
Flood Thomas 2 Freeman William
Flannegan John Frizell John 8
Fleming Robert • Friend Shippley
Fox Richard'
Gallagher Mary Jane Gould John E
Geeeen Elizabeth Gourley Andrew
Gallegher John Grant James A
Gabler Margaret Grant John
Gallegher Patrick Green Hannah G
Gallegher Charles Greases Henry
Gibbons J C Greer Samuel
JAMES MAY
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Gist G Mrs. Griffiths Frederick S
Gibson Elizabeth Grafton ,Nancy
tiger Margaret A ' Groce Eleven
Gibson Mr Grazier John
Glass William Grandier Samuel
Glenn Hester Green David
Glasgow Robert Groves William jr
Gordon J A. Green Alonzo
Goner Thomas Gray Ellen
Golden John Gray David
Gormley John Graham Benjamin
II
Hall David P Highgate Thomas
Hall John Hi!LaMar) , Ann
Hall Jane Hinds Elizabeth
Hall James Hicky.Thomas W
Hamilton Thomas Men' John
Hannafred R S - Hilands Alexander
Haney Hannah R . Hill Samuel
Hanna John 2 Hibbler Arthur H
Haggan John Higgins Jane
Hagarty Robert .14 ilkman. Wm
}Linen Joseph Hill J P;:
Haigh Uriah Hindman Robert
Hanley Honor Holmes James P
Haney Elizabeth Hohne J,:,
Ilackenberry Daniel Holmes - James
Hannay Wm Hohns W II
Hanna A Shoup Hollister'W C
Hartley Henry Holmes Nancy Anne
Hartapu Louisa D Holmes Margaret
Harvey John . Holder fr,
Haman Nancy - Horne Joseph
Haney John . , Howard I,ones & Co
Harris Elizabeth I -, ; Hovvenstein John
Hardman mr Homer Jahn IA
Huila J M • Hough John T
Harstine David Homer Matilda
Harvey G W Hood Mary
Hanes Richard J . - Howard Thomas
Hathaway Bradford 2 Hunter R M
Hatch Mary D 4 Hunter Ann
Hazlett Ambrose Herdts David '
Hasbrouck Cicero Hull A C
Hastings Clementine ' Hunter Wm
Hazlett Ambrose 3 Hultz Eliza
Haisty Robert Humphre y John
Hays C M 2' Huggings Susan "
Hays Catharine F miss Horne Nan
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tit Of-Lettigis
Atiilrewa Wilillm
Andrews Henry
Arnold George E
Argue, 814
ArkWrig,lit & Co Wm
Boothe John
Bottefort.l S N
Bowen 0 F
Buggs George
• Burns John
Byers Albert-
Burt Lucinda
Burk J .0
Burim Bernard
Burman Edward
Butler Cornellia Mrs
Burton John F
Barker George
Burns Elizabeth
Burns George \V
Colville Wm
Coalkain Charles
Collins Samuel P
Collins Lloyd
Cook Franklin C
Cook Maria
Conner Daniel
Coning John C
Core Catharine
Coan George
Conner Ann D
Coors 'Augustus
Cook Charles G
Crumbagh Samuel •
Crook Jackson .
Cready J W
Crees Henry
Crossman Joseph ;V
Critchlew W
Crookham W C
Crawford John C
Crawford John 2
Curtiss J B
Curry J G
Cunningham Patrick
Curran Wm
Curtis John
Cunningham John 0
Culp Mary
Dickson. Alfred
Diegee Charles A
Dickerson Margaret
Dockelaeter N
Dougherty Henry
Helms Daniel ' Hunt 3,,S miss
Herdman Samuel ; - _;:Hugatt Teter L
Herron John 2;- -Hutchison Agnes
Heldman T & Co liughes ; Samuek,
Herbert Jidat
"Rev ; • '
Ing,Alonzo W
Ingram jamas.:
Tdilings Cnthody •
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James II - •Johnl . ton SE
Janeway Joseph 2 JohUsion John
Jamesom•Elio " Jones Evan
Jennings . J . Capt Jones B E
Juniz Charles Ii Copt- Jones William -
Jerar G Jones Doct
Johnson Agnes Jones
Johnson James Tones Phil Mieler
Johnson Samuel Rev Jones Manta,
Kelsey Sarah Jane Kerr Joseph
Kendele Jessee Kelly B P
Kilsey Benjamin- Kelly George
Kean Catharine Kiddoo D E
Kennedy Mark - Kingan John W
Kearns Edward Knox Henry;,
Kearns Mary Jane King Kichard
Kennedy .J King G S
Keogh Michael Knoble Doctor
Kent' Charles Knox M M Doct 2
Rain Thomas Kingsland Corneleus
Kennedy Oven' King Juries T
Kuster Adam T King Jonathan
Keys W E Knox Morris
Kellar Petr nos R J
Kauffman Washington "inseyerJohn
Karnes Sarah Kremer Rebecca
Kelly Edward Krewson William •
Kelly Michael Kugler John
Kerr William lion
Land Charles. G : t Littleton Jacob
Leanham William Lincoln Henrietta
Larkins Michael Linford Capt
Lawman Jacob lendy G L
Lee Samuel Loring John
Lee Robert - Love James
Leroy J M • Logan Joseph
Lee'William Charles Long Henry
Linton David Lusk Mary
Livingston John Ludlow Mary R
Lindsey W Love Thomas ,
Lisle Hezekiah Lynch -William
Livingston Sarah J Love Thomas S
Little Henry Loughry Hugh
Lionberger Isaac Loyd W
'Little William Logue James
Leitner Geo M Long J Rev
Lightner Joel W Lowry M R
Masters John V Morgan James
Mackerel Walter S Morghan Thomas
Margath Bernard Morgan Edward
Maxwell John Moon John
Magee Thomas Mowry Johlt
nisei) , Isaac M • Morris Elizabeth
.Mecafferty John Morgan Robert E
Mather W J ?Mohan Patrick
Massey Catharine Alerganstine L
Maneer Peter Moorhead William
Mace Levi H Moses M.
Marvin E C Morgan M L mrs
Matcheneer N 1) Mowrey Bernard'
Marchand Mary Morris Thomas-
Mackey John Morrow John
Mansfield S B Monroe J
Mason Caroline L Morgan & Woodbridge
Mason Isaac M Morgan Lewis
Marshall J M Morgan L E
Mechesney Henry Montooth James
Messick W Moore Anna E
Mentking Charles Moore William
Mechlin." William Moore Thomas J
Metkirk Joseph It Morrison Sarah E
Means Sarah • Moore Mary J
Marcel' John Morrison Jesse
Memaingle Thompson Moor Lucinda
Merriman 'Rebecca Moore W D Rev
Milholland William Moore Susan mrs
Mickley Alexander - Morrison Margaret
Millard Charles Mullen Eleaner
Michell W H Mulford Charles
Miller Thomas II Mires Lewis
Mitchell Andrew Mires Margaret
Miller tv. Sharden 2 Mullen Daniel
Miller. Marten Mnrphy Joe •-
Miller John . Murray John
Morris B F 2 Murphy Ann
Moreland Henry G 2 Murray W
MAlleer Jane MGuire James
M'Bride Samuel 31 - Gee Elizabeth
M'Allester John 31Tlarr P ' 2
Nitlelland William INI Gowan James
Ikl'Clany Mary M'Gewen Thomas
MCanilless Alexander M'Graw mr
M Clees George M'Farland John
mrs Al Gee Charles
ArCurtney Samuel MTeeley Isaac
MClurg Jobn AlGunlay Samuel
littCloskey Bernard MTarland C
Meabe John R M'Farland-James
M'Cain John • 111•Intosh Nancy
Meleary Mary M'illheny John
M'Cann John - Millwaine Neal
M'Candless Sarah M'Kelry James
M'Cormick John G 2 INFLain Charles
M'Cormick John T 3 ,NrKee Jeremiah
M'Coy Jane M'Eraigue Robert
M'Cormick Hu g h 11-I'Keever Alexander
M . Cutcheon Hugh MTean mrs
M'Cune Samuel Irl'Kee Hugh
M . Coy John M'Kee Robert
M'Cormick M'Eenney Elijah
John F M'Clnre Andrew
M'Cune John D 2 M'Laughlin Isabella
M'Cunly D lll'Lure Nancy D
M'Cormick James, M'Laughlin Michael
M'Cole Nancy M'Clure William
.M'Court Edward M'Laughlin Hannah
M'Donnell ;Thomas INl'blultbn Torrence
M'Donnell David M'Mullen Robert
M'Dermott Michael 31.*Millen Nancy
M'llldowney Robert Dl'Manigke''Thompson
ArDonald William lll'Martin D J
Dowell John M'Millar , John A
111 - Donald John M . :Mullen Lawrence
MDermatt Jaynes R M . Quisten Alexander
N
Naylor Charles, Niles John S 2
Needham Michael Nicholls George .yir
Nelson Samuel D Nicholls John
Nelson Lewis a Norris Kennedy B
Neeley James M. Norris Mr
Newman Joseph Noble Wm
Nicholas Wm .
O'Brien Mary Louisa mrsO'Sullivan Edward
O'Donnell John Ottoman Lewis
0' lima James , Otterson Margaret miss
O'Neil John (pillar) _ Otis W A
Orr James ' Over David
Orford Wm
Page G A Peters Eliza J miss
Parkinson James Capt I'etriken Ilenry
Patton W J Philips Margaret miss
Pauley Elenor W miss Philips W B
Payne William Philips William
Patterson Aaron Philips Eliza miss
Patterson A D 2 Pinder E M miss
Patterson A J • Plunkett Francis
Patterson Jane Porter Manuel
Patterson L B Postley Alexander
Parker William Proctor Sarah J mrs
Peck Ann C miss Probst John C
Peck Jacob
['ender Margaret
Peele Thomas
Pierson James
Perry Elias H
Radly Jacob RhodenbaCh Lucinda
Rasher Daniel Roe'Mary C Miss
Ray'William Ronk Isaac
Rhodes W N Rooney. Jacob
Reece , Win Ross SP 2
Ream Eliza J Resting P
Reed Heiter Miss Ronell J C , •
Reynolds W B 2 Robinson Jane M miss
Reynolds Thomas Robinson Mary E mrs
Rice Henry L Robinson W H
Richardson W C B Robinson J Dr
Richardson James Robinson Mary A mrs
Riley James • Robinson William
Riley Owen Rogers Joseph 4
Riker Frederick Rogers Mary Miss 2
Ring Catharine Rupp W P
Biter Joseph Russell Anne W miss
Roberts Rea Rutlidge John
Rubrustein John
SaUisbury T D 'Sanders Andrew
Sandrum John H Smith H F Dr
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Sidenscm-EAkta4n* Smith• Mary miss
StinderionAddini miss Smith Eliza '
'Sedit Joholk Sanders George
Bi;:ott-ANV Sorby . William
---, Snyder John: , _ I
Snodgrass RObert.
ScouterJ•nho Y Bev Speer WA -,
Schrein#r SaMitel - Splain W W' -
Shaffer - GeorgaV Sportier Thornis S
• Stronns A 14 Capt
Shepherd Thomas Strons James L
Sheckels C mrs Stewart Hanson
Sheldon•AustinStewart Philip F
Shillito Mork- "`:'Stewart Ann_ M miss
Shoals James Capt Stitt George
Shober John L - 4 ,Stein Mary miss
.Shubert. W 7Stimmel.Uhaties A.
SimmossJohrt StoneCharieg.
Silord Thomas Stofel John..
Sitory.Edward ." Stone Benjamin - -
Siwer deorge & Co Strong Francis.
Sitter Daniel
Simpson .Toselitt
Skeen William'
Skeese John _ Stiain" Thomas S
Slacker John • Sweet Luther
Stoker S, Sweetland James
Smith Sadiuel: - Sweeney H J Capt
Smith Georg?. W. • Sweeney,Lewis
Smith Elijah , Swearingen Ruth miss
Smith Willeam 2 - Swearingen William 2
Smith Joseph Capt •
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Taylor
. Sa rah 2lisi
Taylor
Tsrbett W S.
Tevis Benj Mrs
Terner C
Terry Wm
Thillian Ifetiry
Thorn Smith
Thompson S C
Thompson Joseph
Thantoff Sylvester
Tiltis henry C
Uhler Solomon
Vance John
Vaughan John
Van Cuhn - John
Veagey Francis
Verner Wm
Walker Thomas • , Wilson Philip '
Walker J Rev Wilson Wm
Wallace Guy H Wilson James • •
Waddell Thomas Wilion Thomas M
Wathers Peter . ; Wilson Ellen miss
Watson George Wilson James M .
' , Weaver Joseph '. Wilson Elizabeth miss
Weaver Charles Wickersham Mary Mrs
Weer John , WickershamJames
Weber George 2 Wilkinson - and 3rMas
Weldon Richard ters -
Wells J T Rev Wilkinson H It
Wert Wm Williamson John M
Westlake John Williamson George
West Alexander , Williamson Henry B
West Thomas Winebiddle Philip
White A J Winslow J M
White John • .Winner Johnl3
White James, 'Wolkins`Almorin." ,
Wheeler John Wisiman Barbary
Williams John C Witty Walter Dr .
Williams John 2 Wooden Sarah mrs
Williams Eliza miss Wooden Henry
Williams Charles H - Wood Edward T
Wilson Wm Woodworth Richard
Wilson Thorrias Woodford A It!
Wilson John Wynue Henry J
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Young Ch B
Young 31 J
Young Andrew
AIA RACER, " C S PORTER.
STAGE MANAGER, W. 111. Fogrza
Price John 7
Price Sarah mrs
Price Jesse
Price Mrs '
Pulpress Benjamin
Strong E D.
Strickland' J
Strain: David
Tobelin John
Tomlinson John, G
Traban John
Tracy James • ,
Trassler Frederick
Treasy John - -
Tregalis John.
Trunic James
Tunis Charles 11,
Tuaker Geordi • -
Turner Allin 2
Ulbrich Samuel
Vennossell John
Vedder V -
Yeats Emily ,
Vinton Alvin
CHAMBERS iIrEIBBEN,
l'ostmaster
PITTSBUILGTI T.IIEA.TRE•
PRIVATE BOXES 8n; SINGLE TICKETS 75 CTS.
Dress_Circle, 50 cents. I Seconil Box, 371 cents
Pit, 25 46 Gallery, 20 44
BENEFIT OF MR. DAVENPORT,
On which occasion ,
MRS. ANNA - CORA MOWATT appear
Second and last time gowatVe Comedy
of FASHION. -
Thuriday Evening, April 15,
Will be perforined, ter the last time, Mt's. Anna Dire
Mowatt's Comedy of
F A'S 111 0 N.
Adam Trueman, a Farmnr , Ain. DAVENPORT
Gertrude Mas. hlowArr.
To conclude with the Drama Of
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
William, (a true hezirted DAVENPORT,
In which he will sing " Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean:"
In the course of the Drama, Sailor's Hornpipe, by
Miss BERTHA Lr„tyls, and general Dance by cliarac-,
less.
Friday, Benefit of PORTER; on which
occasion the Tragedy of JANE .SRO RE , with
the following, cast: 'Jane Shore, - Mir;
Alicia, Mies. Potter, -;" Gloster, Mr. - Henkins ; Hast
ings, Mr. Oxley; Dumont, Mr. Davenport. .
Doors open at 7o'clock, curtain will rise at 1.
•
The Box office willhe open daily from 10 o'clock
A. M., to 1, P. M., and from 2 to 5, P. AL, where
any number ot scats may be secured. -
tern is particularly requested that no Children in
arms be brought to the Theatre.'
TUF.ATRE--A. CAB.D.
Benefit, and last night , of Mr: Barinpart-:—alts
_ .
Illowait will appear
it i f R. DAVENPORT respectfully . announces his
benefit for this (THURSDAY) evening, April
lbth when will be presented, positively for the laid
time, the popular and satirical Comedy o'l.'4BllloN,
in five Acts, written by Mrs.-Moivatt.
Mas. MOWATT 3 as Gratiatrtor...
Mn. DAVENPORT, - • • ADAM TRUMAN.
After which Mr. Davenport will appear - in the
nautical Drama of Black Eyed Susan, performed' by
him upwards of 500 nights in New York and Phila
delphia, in which he will introduce the popular
Song of .
" Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean."
The box plan is now open
JONES , Genuine Italian Chemical *Soap, for soft
ening' the_skin, eradicatitig 'all eruptions and
pimples, healing chapped hands or cracked flesh;
for dispelling freckles, sunburn, tan and blotched
skin, and producing a fine healthful youthful clean
ness. Price WI cents per-.cake. The ,genuine4r
ticle is for sale by . • ,
B. A. FATINE3TOCK &
corner First and Wood and Wood.and 6th ate
Admintstratoes NOtice.
ETTERS of Administration on the. Estate. of
I
ISamuel Ewalt, late of Pitt Toxvnshipi Allegheny
County, deceased; have been'grtinted to the subscri
ber. All persons knowing - theinselies indebted to
the estate of said tlit'd, will present them properlY
authenticated for settlement; - . , -
JOHN T.WALT,
Lawrenceville, April nth, 1847.-dqt*
Another Large. Arrival'of. If eve-Book..
AT COOKS'S, 85 FOURTH. STREET:
GEORGE or the Painter of the Isle of Finnee: A
tale °film Laid and Sea; by Alex:Dumas:
The Letter Bag of the Great Western, or-life in a
Steamer; by tke author of "'Sam Slick' , etc:
The Oath ablation; a Story of the Reitilution; by
Charles T. Peterson:
The King of the Sea, a tale of Tearless . and
Free; by Ned Buntline. ' •
Father Ildefonso; or the Priests of St. Opera.
Past and Present, and Chordal* hyThaa.Carlyle--: 7
2 parts, (Library of Choice Reading.) -;
Six Lectures on the use of our Lungs and'canses
and cure of Consumption, Asthma and diseased of tho
Heart, and on the mode of preserving health; with
2S illustrations, byS. S. Fitch, A. M., M.D. • ''
Democratie Review for April. -
Knickerbocker for April. '
Hunt's Merchants , Magazine for April.
Wandering Jew--new supply. - ' •
Major - Jones , Courtship—‘new edition, with a few
additional letters and engravings.
The Horse's Foot, and now to keep it sound; by
Wm. rig eg
ptrt received and for sale at COOK'S iiteiary
Depoto.s Pourth street. apl4
Wood Street Pioptify foi e Bwle.
TILAT desirable lot of ground at the (Pot of W ocid
street, occupied at - the time of the great fire by
Messrs. King St Holmes, is offered forsale..;
Enquire of LaugB) J. K. MOORHEAD.
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.1.";• ...111r,noir4AM A. HILL & Coo,
!*niiiie si *iicoiitolia- , ..ptostess, AND DiAIXIM
FOREIGN At4I)DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, •
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
'1041:, SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood . :O.,'cOte. door above Fourth, Last rids,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CjURRENT.Funds received on deposit, and col
. leCtions made.qe all the Cities throughoat the
United Staies. Sight checks on Italtimore,Philadel-
Phia, Noir York - , - Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indian, and
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the Met favor
able terms. -*. • '
The higheat piemiuth paid for ForeisoaadAineri
can Gold and Silver mine. .
Exchange on England, Irt nd v Gerfirtrj , r mad ;,
FranreproCured; acr. mirltfdfi "?
VALS7ADLE REAL ESTATE. •
HE undersigned Offer a portion of 70 sexes of
T
ground in, above;and below Hirtningham, ex
tending to . near the rldge, laid eat into about 600
Lors of 29 by 100 feet to an acre. The situation*
comprise some of the handsomest •arnand the city
fev Ibutreartcra, and having an extensive fronton •
the river so convenient to the city steam boat land.
ing, the most advantageous to hleunvacrotrts.
Those contemplating engaging in: manuffichtriag
will find it to their permanent interest tiiloCatetheir
Works here. reside the other advantages Of its Po'' .
trition, we have, and ever will have,. Coal of the best •
quality at a much lower price than any otherplat*
that can now,bc obtained seiner the city, sada rail- .
road is urr being crecied
.neaftis, connecting with
extensive mines. There are also several sults un
der this property, making an aggregate of 95 feet of
coal so far as explored, which harbeen proven valnl
able by the working of:similar :ranee-in this dciaity:
Those purchaiind, lbr investment haie every guar+
anty of lucrativeness. = , Althougb its-position-and rti=
sources render it intrinsically and incompurabl
inore valuable than almost any other property around
the city, yet from the fact of circumstances boring
until lately prevented its being opened otreforsahr
and improvement, the present price is 50 to 10$ per
ct..lower; there is therefore large scope for ANA ,
advance in value, which is rapidly and permanently'
secured, not only by the improvement and extension •
of the city, but the immediate neighborhood Where
someliqndred houses have been built de past year,.
and we have such information as to warrant us in
stating that the number will be greatly increased this
year: The great increase also of titunness ofthe
country generally must require a proportionate .in-•
crease in the numberofmanufactories of every des
cription. These, together with the different public
improvements now being urged forivard must insure
to this property a large and rapid advance in Tahiti-
If application is made previoza to breakinrorthsr
plans by sale of single Jots, we would prefer to set.
ling, that capitalists would take an interest of one
fourth or one.half in one of the tracts, and erect ease
, ufactories and improvements, Air which purpose !Lay
required, quantity offirick can be made onthe ground
—or we will sell to that extent, either in a body or
• •
single lots, on reasonable terms. • _
Birmingham, April 14th, 1847. . .
42 7 - We can offer great indUcements to those pur
chasing for improvement, .as we can furnish. such
persons, Prick and the principal materials 'for bola- .
ing much lower than any other place around the city.
apl4- ItilStw 1 t.
frlo thellonorable the Judges of the Cciurt ofQuar.:
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Comity .
of Allegheny. • •
The petition of James C. Bryant, of Ross Town:
ship, in the county aforesaid, humblyshesveth,.Thst
your petitioner bath proyided himself with material'
for the ,accommodation bf travelers and othersiat
his dwelling bonito in the coentraforetaid, And pray.
that your Honors will grata him • a 'icons° to keep'
pnblid houie Of entertainnient. And your petition
er,bs in duty bound, will pray.
• JAMES C. BRYANT.
We, the lubscribers; citizens of Ross tonnship,
do certify,that the above petitioner, is of goad ..te"..
pule for honesty and temperance, and is well provi
ded with house room and conveoiences for the ac-,
commodation of travellers and others, and that said
tavern is necessary.
JameaThompson, Jr., Jno. Lamly, Robt. Thon4;
son, Jas. Thompson, 'Hugh Cane, James M>Conne4
James Cane, Joseph Cools, Tlins Powers, Wm. An.'
demon, David Anderson, Alex Grubbs. apt4-3td*
Portrait of the Rev. C. i7Maglaire, DTD.
COPIES of a splendid Lithograph Portrait of the"
nee. C. B. Magu/re, D. D., will be oared for
sale at the Hospital Fair, commencing on Tueldly;
April 13th, at the LaQyette Assembly . Roomsil_ . ,, ,
Single copies, 50 nonts..
Attention Firenten. .
THE Firemen ' s Bann.er ho seen daring the
day at Kennedy's, cor. of Wood and 4th streets,
cud each evening at the Fair in the Lafayette Ai
aerrthly Rochr.s!, • Theidee - esefuTdniiiei will present
the. Banner to his favorite Fire Company.. Chances
50 cts.,ean be taken at Thps: Kennedy's Jr., at the
Fair, and at the offices of the Post, Chronicle; Jour
nal and DespAch. -stpl3-tfT
• Drawing Paper and Pena
INE Ant.qquaiian Drawing Paper 32 by 52 inches;
" F.lephant u a - 27 by 40 . - 4 •; 4.
41 Elephant - ." 23 by 37 -
" Columbian - •" • . et 23 by 34 ".-
• cc Imperial ". " 211iy 29 - " -
together with a large'sleek of smallekidieS.
DRAWING PENCILS of CifirmtiAivii:aiscrpte
pared lead of four, three; two and one IL;
supply of the above, just.received by
er • •- ELLIOTT St-ENGIASII,
5651rketet.;
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llTE.have received a number of valuatdelkoki,
Tit just published -amongwhich are the foliciw
M'Chevne's Life and Sermons, .t
Haldane on Romans;
Sketches of North Carolina;
History of Presbyterian church in. Eentnekil
The Genius of Scotland - ; - • •
Chalmees.Moral Philosophy
Mary Jade firahani ;
Winslow -on declension and. revival ;
The Preadamite Earth; -
Mirgaret, or the Pearl:- by Reir..C. E. Taylori , a.
Lady Mary " "- -
The Great Commandment;
Scripture Reader's Guide: by C. Fry;
The Lord's Prayer: by Bonnet ; - -
Thankfulness and other Essays ;
For sale at Eastern prices,. by
ELLIOTT ENGLISH,
aplo . 56. - Market it., between 3d and 4C
T.:S. ELM N
HOUSE, • SIGN AND;-DECO.SATIVE'-PAINFER,
. • . ~ . . .
Glazier and Vciperhanige4;
Isprepatad to 'undertake the above buoineis 'ln ,
all its' various branches, and warrantatqilye'sat- .
isfaction in every tespeet.. • Military Strindard - 13an.
ners',. flags, &c., painted to.order.. Oddfellows and
Masonic aprons always on hand.. Iniita*ne Or
wocids and .marbles donein 0... superior :tnattner,....- , .:5.`„
.1417• Signa of all kinds done . at the shorteatiloilie... ,;
- aplo4l - No. 41, St. Clair at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
. . rAt.pr..aut•F!, i , .
A A.
Y AT LVi and Solicitor iti Chance
A
ry, office on Fourth street, third door plover
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. . -..=
...Rama ...RD—George .APGleilandi Esq., 11:.Torgar,
Buck & - Co., Philadelpkial Hugh fipelepsnd,
'Messrs. J. & R. Plaid
. `Pittibtegh. " 'nplo
'- ; James S. exlift 7
ATTORNEY, COUSSELLOIL AND in NOTARY,-
Pittsburgh,' pa., -Itiv'mg resigned the office -;of r
Secretary P. Nay. and-Pire Ina Cco, will attend :spa..
daily to, colleatione and , business connected " with '•
navigation, insurance, accounts and real estate;=- StF.
incise hours, 9. 14 i M. PfrikCV,; first &kir
west o f Alderman Ililler=s,pourtlstree, near Grant.s.
ore tOO 1
T COOK'S 85 Fourth street
1-1. The Kieri. Highway; by.G. P.: R. James. KT .
The Miller of llartiquet.4 Romance; by .Wnt..llW.
Herbert.
The DeviPti a Romance; by A.
.Dombey and Son, No 6:. . , yr
ifoltlioilse?s Law Dictionary
Chambers' CyClopedia English
'Pictorial History of England, No:
Living Age; N 0.1151. . 2 ! • •
Castle of Frarenstein: anew Novel; by G. P . .. R 1
James. „New. supply:l .. ... ,
Wilson & Co:, Brother Jonathan and - Monthly
Dispatch:
" Eastern Papers - for this weer: -
Itanitiors, Halit - Yearly Abstract, from - tyi begin.
flings ;
Subscriptionsieceived or . singlq , numberacor, sale
at COOKS Literary Depoti No 85, Fourth streets - ,.
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FARNESTOCK .
AVE erected anextensive wirehorise. on,the:
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corner of WOOD and Su= streets, to
they removed their Wholesale businessi, where they
will al wayd,haveon hand an extensive assortntent.43
of allthe.articles in their Hea r t° which they lath*?
the attention of-thit public.. , • .
The Drug business „will be continued st the OLD t
stand, corner' or qal-ond wood stroo4 .- • *pa
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