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Tj EMAINING . in the Post Offiee, .at Pittsburgh,
.Lit, June Isth, 1847. Persons ailing for letters
whine names are on this list' will please say they
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Adams John L
Anderson Michael
Addis Amos • Anshurtz Alfred
Aikrnah James Ande;rson James
Agnew Vail & Co Anderson Johrl,
Adams Robert D Anderson Wm 2
Aikens Ephraim Andrews John
Adams Abraham ' Applegate James P
Rdami Ann Eliza Anderson Maria
Abbott Richard Anderson Andrew
Alexander Alfred Armstrong Francis
Alford James H Arnott Jacob
Alderson George . Arnold Jame.s N
Allen 'William Arnold James Hon
Alger.; Robert Arnold Joanna F mrs
Allimon John Rev Arnold George
.Allati John Austerer Sarah E
Allan Henry :P
Bailey Abigail C
Beasley George
Baird Jane
Barker Augustus F.
Barritt Michael _
Bell Nancy ' •
Bell .Thomas
Beatty' Thomas
Teatty, John
:Beatty Margaret D
Bell William
Bell James H '
Bell AC
Bentley Abraham
'Bedford Martha
Beaeley mie
Beck' William
Beck Emma'tniss
Beck John.
Bedell W , J
Bennett Frances ,
Beck Frederick
Biddle James
Blackburn Patrick
Biddle Henry W
Blake COrnelius
Blaugher Jacob 5t
Biddle Elizabeth mrs
Bagger 3latther
BI airlobn
Black James
Black A
_Black John
Bonzell.:Edward
Boyd. SamuelS
Boyd Robert
Bossert Elizabet
Carlisle Jame;
Carroll Joseph
Carroll James
Caution William
Carroll Thomas Mrs
Canfield Dan' B 2
• Carson William
Calhoun William m c
Callaghan Neal! .
Campbell Joseph
Caldwell Sarah
Campbell "John "
Chappell J L 4
Chalfant Mary Jane 2
Chesley Alvin V
`Chapman John S Dr
Clark Rosanuah
Clark Mary
Clark GoorgeW
Clothier Lucinda
Clark Milton
Cline Isaac
Clark Sarah Ann
-Clark Samuel
Claggett Thomas J
Clutter Sarah
Cooper Ann Maria
Cooper E Rey
Coe Daniel
Collins Sbadrack
Collins Walk=
Collins Thomas
Collins James C
Cockle John
- Collens Sam P
Colvin William
Dawson Hugh
Dawson Simpson
Dailey John
Dalasi! Thomas
Dales James
Davis Margaret
*Davis Thomas
Davis Lewis
Devvii urst Richard
Dennison Hugh
Delany Michael
Denniston Samuel
Deming Charles
Denning James
Deming L L
Dexter Henry
Levine Thomas
Dewitt James .
Di ffottS P
Dille Christian
Dickerson Robert
Dougherty John
Eaton Ann Enwer,Elita
Egolt William Elliottloseph
Ellis Moans I' Emotion M
Ely MII ;;* Eatep E
E. ava Franeia W Elliott Joseph
Emma Andrew Evarta3ohn 3
Elliott William 2 y.ratis g
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Fast Thomas W Fox Richard 4
Fawcett E Fox Joseph
Fairfield Arthur . Foster 'Walter
Farley T Fansythe & Baker
Fitwcett John Ford Thomai
Ferguson James Francis Darnel S 3
Fetrier. Matilda Franklin A
Ferguson James Frew William A.
Finney Ahijah Friend' Shipley
Flagg Eliza .. .,__ . Fry Elizabeth I
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'•" Frazier Joshua
Fleming II S Frazerliohn
Fleming Sarah A Fulmer John
Fitzpatrie Martin Forsythe llobert J
Furman Thomas B 2
Gault Mrs ' Gosl in
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• Gallaher John Goff John
- 2. Gamway Margaret Griffni;John .
• Gallaher Margaret Green Jacob
Gallaher Patrick GreeeSarnuel .
1 Gesbid James Griffith William
-- -.1 , Gamblo Thomas A Grigg : Times 2
Getty James Greeriarah F H.
Gaskill Charles C Grant !Robert LI
IGillespy Daniel Gracy.james
.Gillespy Mary E N mrs GracyJ &J Messrs
-Gior John - Grantit H • •
Gibbens William Greer' William
Gibson James H- Graham Wharton
''. . Gibson Adams Gray ;William C
. 'Gillespie David • Gray Ellen
• Gildeer James GrahatrO William
- Gillespy Robert - 4Guestlohn
Glass Alexander Gay Jacob
- Goodman William GuyeiJ H
. Gulick I, A 1 '-
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Gall M M Hew° James
Hammett Sam Herron James
rHannen George High Henry
Hannah G W Higgins John
Hagner P - Hirsch N
Halter William Hillier George H
• Hanna L S • Hicky Francis F
Hallowell Henry Higgins Jane
liamson G 7 Hiiiij%,obadiah
liamson Patrick Hoag Julia
Hart NC - • Hoffer - John
Hartz Jacob Holmes J P
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Harris Elisabeth J miss Holnies S RDoct
Harman N Hoff* D H Lieitt
Harrison Patrick Hogari Z
Hastinirs•Roir,rt Horner Robert
Htwkins Mehola Hossl4 George
••• Upward Olive miss Hovvaid Thomas
Hatton Daniel Hood H. 0
Haws James B • Howol
.Hatch Abraham ' ' Hopkins Aht
NHasbrook Cicero - Hopkins Allan ,
• Hawks
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Hays Emily
• Hays Janice F Hilt Geo F. -
HaysMaij mrs " Hull D P mrs -
Hays Martha or Eniily Hatchinan Frances ,
Hatlenberg Charles J Hughlelary
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Henry Nancy. Oughes Patrick
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Boden M Mrs
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Boyd: Mary R
BoWhlichael
2 Boale David
Boyle James
Boyer
BoWen Thomas
Brown) WS
Brovin John
Brost{ Matthew
Brown Elizabeth
Bro,,Vn Hugh
BroWn.Rachel
Brown W R
Bradley Hugh
Brady. Hebert
Brownlee Ann
Bradley WJ
Brinche Peter
Bruckart Samuel
Bryan George H ,
BrineY Margaret
Brittin Henry M
Brawdy Josiah M
Bray:Martin
•Brashier Morse
Byrne J
Burgaw Nancy A
Burns' John H
Barrs'Harrison
Burns:Lawrence
Burkholder H L
.Bytnes Ann C
Burgoyne Joshua
Batman Edward
2 Burn.s,George W
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Collard William
Coolly. S J
Compton S D Rev
Conaway James
Connelly Hugh
• Conway Mary P
- Convery L G miss
Conndr John II
Conner Maitha
Conner Jolly
Cook P J
Coon Doct
Cooley, James L
Cook 12 Sons
Con:) , George
COnely; Alfred
Coulter Lavinia mrs
Cox MA
Cox Ainanda mrs
Coyle ißdward
Craighead David .
Crane; L
Craig Robert
Cravdird Hugh
Crowlhrd William
_ Critchelon W G
Creighton Catharine
Creagan John
Creighton Sarah Jane
Creighton _ M Doct
Cron John
2 Croggan Thomas
Crewel' Conrad
Cunningham It W
Cummins Joseph P
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Dowidn Capt •
Dow4ly Bridget
Donaghue William
Donnahlson James
Donuill Moses
Doty John
Douglass Ezekial
Dosen,James
Dougherty - Mary A
Douglass W M
Drumniond John
Dunlap Thomas
Duncan Mary L
Dunlap Dorcas
Dunkle,John M
Duke,David
2 Dunham Hugh
Durand Jacob
Dunlap Thomas
Dunbarr David
2 Dick 15
littpterl,yaia
Herron William
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Henry James - ' Hunter It M
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Irihh Amanda miss Irwin John
Irwin Rebc.,ca A. • Irwi.n William
Irwin Nathaniel Irwin John A
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rackson Thomas
Johnson Thomas -
Jackson Susan - Johnson Susanna
Jackson Mary Johnson Hugh
Jackson Charles Jones Thoinas 2
Jackson E B Jones Reece 2
Jerome Augustus F • Jones Louisa
Jordan Samuel ' Jones Philander ,1
Jobe Ann Jones David C
Johnson Kezia mrs Jones Thonias M
Johnson John Jones Jacob A -
Johnson Samuel Jones Evan L
Johnson George S
Kauffman Robert M King Joseph
Kent Charles - King Emily A
Keally Charles king Robert
Kauffman Robert Kessick Moses 2
Kendligh DanieiXnox Martha
Kean Catharine A -Kirkpatrick Matthew
kersham James King W
_Kennedy Joseph Kingston d -
Keefer Daniel Knox Joseph K '
Kelsey Amos King Benjamin
Kennedy Eleanor Kilgore Wm
Kelly Benjarnin Killom Andrew .1
Kelly James Kohrsson John
Kerr Samuel ,Kunkle Mary
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Ladd Samuel 11
. Liggett Robert
Lambert John sight Hamilton
Lambert P Liggett James
La Chapelle Lewis e Lingham George
Lantz John Link Mary
Lang Robert List Henry
Langdon Sarah T Lindley Jacob .Rev
Lattimer James s "Long James
Lingwell David Lynch Chariest
Lesculett Samuel Logan Thomas
Lee W C Loomis Henry
Lewis jamas D Ludy Mani .
Lewis David - - Lockhart Daniel
Leslie Robert Lyon Geoige W
Lemon Jacob . ' Long Joseph jun
Lee Rober.t Lockhart Robert
Lewis William Loud Benjamin
Linn Samuel 2 Lothrop George
M
Mahorncj• Joseph Miller Elipheus P
Marten William Miller James
Magee Charles Mitchell Thomas
Mason W Mitchell Alexander
Mellen Henry Miller Sarah
Masters Maria Miller Thomas
Hakim Robert Moreland Catharine
Meekleen John B Morgan Lewis E
Mann Andrew Mott Samuel
Maxwell Thomas Moraghan Thomas
Marshall H C Mrs Modes John %V
Mead Zarina Morton R II
Messenheiner Mary Mary Thomas
Means William Mowry T C
Mellon Henry Morris Thomas
Moffitt Robert Morris Mary .1
'Meyer Philip P Moore James 2
Mechleng Aaron Moran John
Mecklem A . Moore Mr
Mincer William Moore Benjamin
Mister Thomas Muller Alexander
Millenger Charlotte -- Meyer J C
Miller Martin Mires John 2
Miller Absolam 3lullan Ann Cecilia
Miller Wilson
M - Bride Archibald 2 3l'Ginniss Thomas
Alex'r or Tho's M --- Intire James
mrs 31 Intobh Jenatte miss
M'Cullough John AM ElroyA. L mrs
M'Cullough Mack IWEIror Alexander C
M'Cullough mrs M'Kee Alexander
M - Cabe James M - Kee John or Elizabeth
M - Cai n .Charles NI - Kee John
M'Cain Daniel M'Kee Jeremiah
M'Candless Robert .M - Kean John
M'Carroll John B NI - Kenna Mary miss
Mtarron Charles M'Kenna mrs 2
M - Cartney John M Kenna Eleanor
M'Chesney Arthur Al Kenna William :.
M - Cloud-Sarah miss M'Kewen Alexander
M'Clur‘ , ' John M Finley Isabella mrs
M - CoolAnn miss 2 M - Knight Charles 2
NI - Comb Alexander liCKinney Daniel
M'Cormick Marg't miss M Graniss W
M - Crarley Mary E miss 1 1 1 - Lane James B
M'Ccacken James Capt
M'Crie Dennis .M - Laughlin Isabella miss
M'Cullan J NSEaren Robert
M'Cune James C ArMurry John
M'Cune Jain D NI - Manus Peter
M'Curry Henry Mllamee Patrick
M - Cuteheon M A W missM'Neely George
M"Donough Harvey M'Atillan Sarah A
AI - Donald Eliza mrs NI - Pherson John
Nl'Donald John Capt 2 M'Sherry Stephen W 2
M'Donaid Bryan M Williams William
Tarland George NI - Williams John
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Neeson Jatires Nicholls James
Neelen Joseph Norris George
Nelson Franklin F Norris James
NerobyJounlan Nitibut E
Patrick O'Brien Osborne Jane A mrs
O'Brien J II Dr Ott David K
tt , Donnell Jane Ames Oveatz Petiir
O'Donnell John H Owens Joseph
Osborne John 0 Owens Thomas
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Parkhurst & gasson Peterson Peter
Packard,C W Mater Henry
Painter George Phelps William
Perkiest:ln James Philips S and R miss
Patton John A Philips David "
Paul William 2 Phillis William
Paul Racine miss Pinks Martha J
Parker William L Porter A W
Patterson Rachael miss Potter Samuel
Patterson Ann Mrs Powell David
Patterson Mary mrs Preston Wm or John
Patterson A Price Murtha
Pearce Ann Maria mra Price Jesse
Pearson Jesse Price Alexander
Peden Isaiah Price George
Peasley Samuel Proser David '
Pell Rowland Pugh William L
9,ueen,lin Wrilliacrt
Rea Wm Rollins Joseph
Bahl Martha miss Rollings .N;M
Rook A W
Rogers Patrick
Ralph R X
Reagan N . Cr
Redingen 111 Rogers Bridget miss
Renton Wm Robinson Josiah 117
Rhodes James Robinson Rebecca miss
Rhodes Dickinson Robinson H -
Ross Samuel Robinson W I mrs
Rhodes James Robinson Daniel
.Reed John F Robinson George
Reed Wiltiam Findolflohn 0 • 2.
Richardson Rebecca miss Ruffley Williacrr
Riellfy Ii J Rupp Susan F miss
Rimmed Margaret Russell.) .
Ristiell David Rev 3 Russell Mary airs
Roberts Enos W Ryan George
'Robb Belvidere P miss
Sabine W mrs Smith John
Sackett Harriet mrs Smith 'V C
Sackett Calvin Red Smith Mivhael D
St. John Rufus 2 Smith WI, •
Sam"le John C Smith W B & Ca
Sampson Titian Smith Wislon
Scarborough Wm Stout Isaac
Scott Elizabeth mrs Smith R R.
Scott Samuel Smith Marigaret mrs-2
Scott Sarab Ann mrs Smith Susan miss
Scott Cindn Smith E K miss
Searle TS. • Smith Anna P miss
Sell Joseph.. Snell S D -'-'
Settlemerger David Snider B F
Shaffer William Snider Philip
Shacklett William Snodgrass Robert
Shands A R De Sorrell Parker
Sharr Nathan Somers. Elam
Shanghnessy John Spencer .3
Sherry P. Spooner DT'
Shevills Robed Sprague William
Sheckels Catharine 2 Stanton W A
Shearer. George ' Stattenfreld Lewis -
Shields Jane , mrs Steel A S
Shires George - Stewart John .
Shim') William• Stewart, Hamilton & Co
Shock .S H Stiles John or Ssanuer
Shove. William Stone Charles
Shriver John- Stoops. William
Shrugart John. 3.11 . ' Stouter Christian,
Sinnott Lircetta mrs ' Strain John B
Skeer E alias Strickland! W
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aithars John Thomas, St;miriers John
Stappy, B T ; ,Sutherland Walter
Smith Suinuel C;',pt 1 S!•van Park's
Wutsou 2 Swey W,lti4m
Siatilh Job 3I Syster Suniuel
Smith aorace Maj .
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Taylor Sarah W • i ThornPson'W . m S
Taylor Sophia miss. -Thornburg Samuel
Taggart Robert : ,Timblln 'Rupert '
Tanner John Titre 41i - 111 Fa; -
Teeters Marshall! Tobin Ellen miss •
Thayer Martin Todd E B
Thomas James - Tomei Adam
Thomas Evan 13 TombinsonfJohn G
Thonnis Wm : Tarqd-Noah.
Thompson James Trimble Qdorge
Thompson Thomas Trimble T
Thompson Moses ' Trurail - N W -2
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Updegraff Leah mrs
Van Horn Joh
Verkeians Edward
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Walker Catharine ' Wheeler Elizabeth Miss 2
Wallace Thomas Wheeler Joseph
Wade John Wheaton Charles Capt
Wadley Isaballa miss Wharton George
Wall Frank Williams AI
Walters W S %Pi!llama John J
Ward Thomasill Williams Samuel
Ward Aaron Williams T E
Ward llcrden Wilson David
Worley gray E mrs • Wilson George
Warnock Robert , Wilson Joseph P
Wayhirigton George W Wilson Samuel Rev
Watts Mary mrs Wilson Sample II
Watson It li 2 Wilson J Sr: .1 Douthitt
Watson John ' Wilson Thomas M
Watson Lilly miss Wilson George
Weaver henry . Wilson Win Dr
Wells Moses I) 1 Willison Samuel '
Wear Thomas Williatuson.Wm W
Weise Lewis Wilkison James S
West Susannah mrs : Wilkison John
Walsh .1.: ! Winters Abraham ' 2
WoStlake John : Wingard Joel .
Whittier Thomas Witheron IV S
Whitmun Edivard G Witmer Benjamin '2
Whittaker mr : Witmer Michael
Whitehill James : Worklward I capt
White John Woodhouse Samuel W
IV, hite Adeline B Wooden Sarah toes '
White Sarah miss Woodard Lucinda
White John WoodaCliarley
White Char' , a William WoodrufF Erastua
White James 2
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Yarnell David Young 'John
Yater A I Young Robert B
Yeanish John Capt
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Steamer "Jewes,•i ,
" "Hibernia, No. 2.."
" "Northern Light."
jet° , C.: - MICIIMN, P. M
Poxlylve Sale of Valqable Real Eal ate
I -AN Wednesday evening the 03rd inst. at S o'clock,
ki At the Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold thattlarge and Very de
sira.blc Ore story brick dwelling house with exten
sive top story back building, Ifatlitiouse,lce !louse,
two story Blink Stable,Carriage House, &c. Situat-.
eti op Water street below Ferry street, at present oc
cupied by the subscriber.: the lotis 30 feet 61 inches
wide by 160 feet deep, extending from Water to
Front Street. Title indisputable.
'fermis $l,OOO rash $2,000 payable in one year,
residue: in fire years, with interest, payable semi an,
nually.
Also, that splendid building lot of ground, having
a front of Thirty feet on Duquesne way, between ritt
and Hay sircet.s, adjoining property of George W.
Jackson, and extending back 100 Feet.
Terms, one half cash, residue payable in one year,
withinterest, to be secured by note and mortgage.
jel6 JOIN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Aadgnce•a Sale
Of , Fanry and Staple Dry Gout's conlinufd,
BY JAMES 281'1i!ENNA,
At the Atiction Rooms, Ng. 114 Wood street, three
doors from sth, to-morrow morning, Thuraday,Juno
17th, at 10 o'clock, will ho continued, agreeably to
adjournment, by order of Assignees, the balance of
Fancy and Stavle Dry Hoods, commenced on the
14th I compricog
Siik.,4 clothe, lawns, 'calicoes, muslirs, pocket
hdkeS. and cravats,, parout thread, bpoul cotton,
gloves and hosiery, laces, edgings, inserting', srsi-
I nirs, ribbons, fizicy silk, condoler lotk.r.r. combd,
Ll'uttons, pins, cambric's, book, mull and Swiss mos-
At 2 ; o'clock, P. M., houschohl anti kitchen ter-
MIME
At early gns light, same evening, rarinty and fancy
Goods, Gold and Silver Watches : &c. •
ME
JAAIE3 Auctioncei
014.1tye 'Whiskey.
(") 0 DI3LS. (1h Monongahela ; (eight lott,) some
very fine and old, In store anti for tale by,
JACOB WEAVE:It,
16 Market st., cot. Front.
ME
ScotCh A 1.. .,
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r liF.l celebrated " Falkirk Ale," jurt received
and for eale by the dozen or bottle, at the store
o JACOB WEAVER,
jeld Id Market at., cor. Front.
P. S. IN wmin & Co,s.
pocK Wines, Champagne, Anchor,and Sultry,
,In quarts and pints ; just rexcived and Core:lle
by the basket or bottle, at tne Wine Store of
' JACOB WEAVER,
IQ Market et. , cor. Front.
41
Proth .3randy.
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(1 BARRELS. Peach Bra otlie9, "Accomae ; "
V/ 5 . 4 " " 4 . Wenneasce
and for, se,c by JACOB WEAVER,
je 16
16 Markiq cur. Front
While Havana .firai!br
1 1 PDXES, a superior article, for *ale kw by
JACOB NyEAYER,
Market et. cor. Prot.
je 16
SIX. CENTS REWWRI).
lA,
AN away from the subscriber on Sabbath day,
A, Tune 13th. an indented apprentice to the farm
ing hukiness, John Sanderson, in the seventeenth
year . of his age. Had do when:, he went sway, a
black spit of clothes, and fur cap. The above re
ward Will be paid for his , return to the subscribers,
residing in Wilkins township, Allegheny county,—
but no charges. All persons are cantitnind not to
harbor .or trust hlm on our account.
je 111.3tw• NANCY & MA ItY M'GREGOR.
CHINESE lIAIR CitEARI I
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Growth, Beauty, and Brstorallon of the Hair !
9111 IS CREAM, when once known, will supersede
all other articles of the :kind pow in use.
Where• the hair is - dead, harsh, thin, unhealthy, or
turning grey, a few applications will make the hair
soft and dark, and give it a beautiful, lively appear
ance; and will also make it maintain its liveliness
and healthy color, twice as long as all the prepara
tions winc are generally:used. Whore the hair is
thin, or has fallen off, it. may be restored by using
this cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the
habit of using oils on their hair, should at once pur
chase a bottle of the Chinese Hair Cream as it is so
composed that it will notinjure the hair like thnoth
er preparations, but will beautify 3t, and give perfect
satisfaction in every instance. . .
For testimony to its very superior qualities, see
the following letter from Rev. , Mr. Caldwell, to
Messrs. Henderahott & Stretch; Nashville, general
agents for•the Southern States:
Letter from the Iter. Caldwell, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Cburch, pulaski.
Messrs. Heildershott anti Stretclf: Gentlemen—l
take pleasure in adding my testimony in favor of the
excellent preparation called Da. PAR RIM'S CIIINESE
Eletn Cased—for, about two years ago, my hair
was very dry,..brittly, and disposed to come otd : but
having proeured a bottld of the 'cream, and used it
according to the prescription, it is now soft, elastic,
and firm to the head: Many balsams and oils were
! Ipplied, each leaving my, hair Inn worse state than
before: This cream, however, IMs met my expecta
tion.
As an articlefor the toilet, my ivife gives it prefer
ence ler all others, being delicately perfumed, and
not dis osed to raacidity.! The lti'dies especially will
find the Chinese Cream mho a desideratum in their
preparations for the toilet. ReSpeetfully, &c.
7.
ait; in Pittsburgh, by John
Market street; and Joel
and Fifth streets.
PalaSki, January 7, L' •
Sold:wholesale and re
M. ToWnsend, No. 45, ,
Mohler, corner of Wood ,
je 15 7 d tsw ly
et Cutlery:
, Pine Poe '.
Roq-ERS , Congress K
.. 1, 2 and ; S
Wostenholtos' Pen Kn i
Rogers , ' ore superior
.. Straps and HO
fives ;
blade do ;-
;vea l ass orted ;
(quality ;
nee;
of G 1 pieces, and alto i n
•,ty
acc.
W. W. WILSON,
F: air el) and Market et.
Table Cutlery, in se
Albums, °Nile best qua
Steel Key Kluge pKe
; Yuteeterr, Claef
m.V.j? =_;4
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lay yeti be Sick. I
Id A mot, C. liovF e C., April 10Ih, 1847. -
I) , I AY:: It was some time
before the tairs...Wecld try your Medi
cines, but utter tier hued Mit - the r r+r,t rirture -, , I
sold out jour EXPECTORiNT:atid ALTERATIVE
directly, and coned inive soid several dozen mere of
each since they gave out. Yr) urSANATIVE PILLS
are -rising. very, high in the:Ol,intation of the people,
and I sh all' be out of them in a few days. Several
persons here sPea.k. well .a.F the HAIR TONIC.—
There is a young man in thisneighborhood, who has
been reduced to his bed by.Scorfulas his physician
told me that he must die; 1 told him that I thought
that JAYNE'S AtaTatkrwr, !tvould help him. He
said, " all the medicines in the world would not
save him:" I think, said I,Ducter, if you are done
with him, I will try him. His reply was, "if you can
cure him the mediciab is worth a fortune." I sent
the sick man a bottle of year Alterative, which he
took, and in ono month was able to visit his neigh
hors. The medicine, however; gave out before he
was entirely (veil, I wish you; therefore, to send
me more as Soon as possctile. I also gave the Alter
ative in a case of Cancer, with great success.. In
short, although I thought very little ofynur articles
at first, I now think, like I heard an old Methodist
Preacher. say the' other day. - -publicly, that your>s
were the " best medicines qu the *Odd."
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN: M'MILLAN, P. M.
For sale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 71 Fourth
street. jels
BY JOHN 1/ . .. DAVIS; AUCTIONEER.
SOUTFI-EAST CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS.
ON Thursday morning thel7th inst., at IQ Welock,
will be sold, an extensive assortment of fresh
and seasonable European. and Domestic Dry Goods,
&c.
.At 2 o'clock, P. M., One substantial second hand
Barone!) with falling top, suited for one or two horses;
a handsome assortmentof Aucenswarc; a quantity
of Groceries, shovels, bed cords, .matches, - half
Spanish segnrs, Spanish Indigo, No. 3 Mackerel,
band boxes; ate.a large asSortment:of new and second
band household Ihruiture, aMOng.which are: l.hair
sent niahoiany sofa, dressing and Gammon bureaus,
fancy and common chairs, high and low post bed
steads, tables, work and wash stands, window blinds,
feather beds, carpeting, looking glasses, mantel
clucks, superior mantel lamps, cooking stoves,
kitchen furniture, window frame, doors, wiudow
Sash, &o.
At 8 o'clock, P. M., Fine table and pocket Cutle
ry, Hardware, new-sad second hand Watches, Um
brellas, Parasols, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Whips,
fine shirts, with linen bosoms and colars. ' an assort
ment of seasonable ready made Clothing; Dry Goods;
Musical instruments, dm. jels
• Unequalled Attraction!
AMPIEWS' LIGLF IC? CRE - 111 SILOOI .
.1 1 • • •
Er// ,
REDS DEPART EACH EVENING,
to gain admission. The proprietor G, un
ab ii,
this fashi maple and favorite resort, ever anxious to
please hi numerous patrons has the pleasure to an
nounce t l
at, in. addition to Ids present company, vitt
Messrs. h.neass, Murphy and Hurdler, he has effect
ed an erigament with the talented vocalist and
pianist MPS HILL, from the New York and Phila
delphia Mincerts, who will appear each evening in a
series °fittings, ()netts, &c., in conjunction with the
HannoniSta. Programme changed nightly. Admis
sion 121 cents. Persons wishing to be served with
lee Cream, will please leave their orOrs at the door,
.. lett
CDPVIECR AND utoxr von. Tito NAVY.
•
NAVY DEPART7IE:II",
Bureau of Constraction, Equipment, and Repair,
7th June, 1817.
'LI EA LED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for
copper," or " Proposals for Iron," as the case
may Lc, will be received at tins Bureau until 3 o'-
cluck, P. M., et the 2.oth furnishing and de
livering at the respective navy-yards near Ports
mouth, New tlatrlpsliire ; ChatleAovvri, Alassachu
setts ; Lir.4.tvn, New York ; Philadelphia, Pennsyl
smiles ; IVasi•On;,:tori, Distrtctot Columbia ; and Gos
port, rich quanttties of cold rolled bolt
and sheet copper, not exceeding, ono hundred thou
sand pounds of cacti at any one navv.yard ; and of
round, flat, and square iron as may be ordered by
the respective cuitimandrinta or navy agents, or by
this Bute 'u, during the fiscal year cueing, 30th June,
The round iron reales. than three-sixteenths of an
inch, nor more thou four Inches rr dt,;rneter. The
Bat iron to be nut less than three-sixteenths of an
inch, nor more than three inches square.
both the copper and nun roust be of the best
gustily ; free from flaws, ragged ends or - edges,
crack., or other defects, and Inuit be true to the
rites Nk 11;cli may be ordered; and to be subfeet to
such teat and inspection as may be directed, and in
all re.pects to the satisfactetru of the comm.ildzintb
the respectue navy-yards ; or it will not he re
ceived.
Any quantity not escorting five thousand pounds
o f e i .pper, or ten tons of srun, to beilelivcred within
ten days after the order shall be received; and one
•lay will be allotted for every additional thousand
pounds of copper or additional' tons of iron that may
DC ordered. It is to be distinctly understood, how
ever, that persons who may contract are not to have
any claim of privilege to furnish any greater quanti
ty of copper or iron than may be expressly ordered.
It is to be understood, also, that v. lieu persons
reside at other places than those near which they
may engage to furnish articles, they will be required
to appoint and duly IttallOrittiC soma person at or
pear the plate of delivery, to receive and act upon
the rmitiisitions or orders which may be made; and,
In ['Mel the person uliu contrae..s, or has agent, shall
neglect or tail to comply with the requisitions or or
ders he may receive for a rticles strider his contract
in proper wine, or of propisr quality, tho officers or
,agents of the nayy shall be authorized to purchase
the tante, and the contractor shall be liable fur any
OICO4II of cost over the contract price.
Separate proposals most' he made fee each navy
yard, and for the copper and for the iron, and' the
price asked per pouted must be the same Air the bolt
and sheet copper, and for the round, flat, and square
iron, that the different ofiere may be correctly com
pared..
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one-half the,
estimated amount et the respective contracts, will;
be required, and ten per cent. iu additum will bet
withheld from the ntounnt of each payment to
made, as collateral security for the doe and faithful
performance of the respective contracts, which Will,
on no account, he paid until the contracts are com
plied with in all respects. After deducting ten per
cent., payment will be made by the United Statek,
within thirty days after bills duly certified and up.;
noved, shall tatnrescnted to the navy agent.
The ilepartmdet reserves to itself the privilege of ;
rejectig offers made by persons who have hereto-;
fore fa iled to complete contracts, if it should deem
it advistible for the public interests.
Every offer must be accompanied, a; directed in
the act of Congress making appreprir.tious for the
naval service, approved the 10th of August, 1846 ,
by a written guaranty, signed by ciao or more respon!!
Bible persons, to the effect that he or they undertake;
ti at the bidder fir bidders will, if his or their bid be;
accepted, eiuterinto an obligation within five dalfa,l
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the sup-;
plies proposed. Nu proposal will be considered on.l
less accompanied by such guaranty.
Junel4-3tawt2.offt
Eitookholdere 'Meeting
OFFICE Or TOE ALM:IIEIIY BRIDGr. C 0.,/
Tittsburgh, June I I, IS•17.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Compa
-ny for erectiim a Bridge over the Allegheny,
will be holden in t 176 .Toll House, on Saturday, the
1911 inst„, at 3 o'clock, P. M., for a special purpose:.
jel2 , td JOIIN IiARPER, Treastadr.
F alley hock cologne Boltloud
11 DOZ. asnortad coleirre. Also 12 doz.,dark,
large size Hocks, just received and for sale by
JACOB WEAVER,
jell 16 Market et., cor. Front a.
WINES AND LiQ,VORS,
• •4 ! =1"•. JACOB WEAVER, 16 Market st.,
I~,l=~ll corner of Front, is now receiving . 1
": and otTers• for sale at inducing pri
ces the following extensive variety
of 'WINES AND LIQUORS, selected by himself,
as formerly, for the firm of ST.Enrrr & Co., in the
Eastern Cities, from first Lands t
Leger Frere, Cognac and Champagne Brandies:
J. J. Dupuy, Castellon, old Maglory, Rastaut.
Channuyer, Pelovoison, A. Seignett, Otani, Du
puy & Co., and Pinot Carillon & Co., Vintages of:
1832—embracing all the Rochelle and Bordeaux fla
vote,
in- half Pipes, quarters, and octaves, or byl
retail.
Holland Gins—Fish, Weesp Anchor; Cross Keys,
Meders Swan and Hour Glass brands., new and old
importations.
Runts—New England, St. Croix, Antigua and Ja
maican, some very superior.
Whiskeys—Old Scotch and Irish, Monongahela
Rye, Bourbon Co. Corn.
Winq—Madeirns, Tencriffes, Liahons, Sherries,
-Sicilys,"Malagas, Ports, Red Wines, White Wines,
Muscats; Clarets, Champagnes, Hooks, and Sauter
nes, in Cases, India 'Nils., Qr. Casks, llhds., Demi
john or Bottle. junc3
PreaerVa or Pfp4tp jgro.
1
O DOZ. quart Jars, on hand and for tale at
the Wine-Store of JACOB WEAVE%
jel2 , 16 Market at. cor. Front.
Thraber:
2000 FEET (Lineal,) afloat and for sale,
myl.s Ti. W;LM4RTII.
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Anal Con n Sales
Allegheny roar llni?..SeLo.tsl
111 - Etintieuignei GotO;nitts..o. of,thn.Qua.rdians of A . poor, r•ff.lr at I) 711 e, an extended credit,
Los, in Lea Fir!rt. Wlrd;iS.'ie. limy
city, '2l. fe.r..t tfoitt i .nyl2fi feet di.-ttp
a plot of t .. he same to be seen at the &Ike of* the
Guardians, in 'n rourefadkiintrig the . l'ilayor's office,
on Fourth street, Leinp the lots laid out- on the: oh!
Poor !focus property, in Allogi!cly Fut teriris
a sale apply to Mr. BRustz,'at the office of the
Guardians, or to any ono Or the subscribers:' •
(Copy of the original.)
JOHN m7citktlll3c,
ROBERT WItA.Y;
G. ALBREE,
jel-I.d3m JOHN 1108 S.
TORE NEW BOOBS,. at MORSE'S, 8.5 Fourth
street:
A History of Rome, from the earliesttimes to the
death of Commodhs, A. 1).. IBS; by L. Schmitz, P.
R. S. E. Rector of the High School of Edinburgh.
The Life of Edmund Kean.
Homes and Haunts offhe most eminent British
Poets; with illustrations.
Marian: orm Young Maid's Fortune,: by Mrs. S.
C. Hall, author o' Ruccamor Sketches tal*lrish Char
acter, etc. .
The Inheritancr: a 'Celle' by Miss S. Ferrier, ail
thor of Destiny, Marriage, etc.
Marriage: a Novel by Miss' S. Ferrier. Just 'it:-
ceired and for sale at MORSE,'S Literary Depot, 85
Fourth strett. j e 121,
QEO. W MERCHANT'S
Improved Compound Fluid .C.ristrrof Sarsaparilla,
FO2. retooling diseases of the blood, arising from
an abuse of Mercury, Chropic, and constitu
tional diseases, such as ScrArida, -King's Evil-, Sec
ondary Syphilis, or Venereal, Ulceration, and Corro
sions o' the throat, nose cheeks, lips r ears, and oth‘ ..
er parts of he body. Pimples or Pustules on
face; scale patches and other eruptions or the skirl;
Biles, Scurry, and other Scorbutic affections, [thee
=tic affections, White swelling, pains in the bones
and, oints, fever sores, obstinate old Soros of ell
kinds, Scald held, Salt Rheum, Ringworms, nod oth
rer diseases arising fl.om an impure state of the Weird,
also, habitual Costiveness, Piles, Chronic affection of
the Liver, Lungs, and Chest, pain in the stomach and
sides, night sweats; &c. This remedy is prepared in
radio, from tne choicest selected materials, the ac
tive properties of which are extracted by an improv
ed proc.ss without heat.
For Sale. Wholesale and Retail by _
B. A. FA fIifESTOCR &
Corner Ist & Wood eta., and corner 6th & Wood sts.
jol2.
A Ronne, or part of a Rouse, for Rent.
ASPLENDID'HOUSE, situated in a pleasant part
. L of the city, will be rented immediately. The
whole or a part of it will he rented, as it may suit.
For further particulars inquire at this office.
junell-dlw
Gold Pens
2r , GOLF PENS, 'selected of the best brands,
and handsomest patterns, of holders and
cases, Also, 2 dozer 13auley , s patent extension pen
holder and pencijuid received and for sale at the
lowest prices, at penci,
Pen Head Quarters,
Corner of 4th and Market streets.
je 10 W. W. WILSON.:
Gold Wektelies and Silver Ware.
TUST opened a largo. additional stock of Indies' ,
isand gentlemen's Gold and Silver Patent Lever
Watches, of the latest and best patterns, and war
ranted, at the lowest prices. Also, Silver Table,
Ten, and Desert Spoons, manufactured and for'sale
by IV. W. WILSON,
jelo Corner of 4th and Market streets.
Chippewa Mining Co
HE Stockholders of the Chippewa Mining Corn
T
pony are hereby notified that an instalmont . o
25 cents pe: share ts required to be pid, on o: be
fire the Ist of July !Ake.
jel 1.• JAMII.3. MAY, Treasurer.
Superior Cut Tobacco
3313n'ES tine cot kl.onev Dew Chewing Tobacco
70 X " Bird Eyo Smokintl do.
" Finn do. do.
For sale very low, to close a consignment, by
GEO. COCHKAN,
.je 10 No. 26 Wood 4.
riIEAS 4 5 0 ca ., t , tv „ les iri t tne l (!reen;
tne;
For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., ”
jell) 110 Wood et
FISH : .25 I.lb:s. largo No 11.4,4cere1;
5
6 do; •
10 King 3 do ;
/0 RUXI24 Scaled tllerrir:g;
For a..ralt by .1. D. WILI,IANS & Co..
jelo 110 Wood et
IV TITS: 2 Bbls Sy..elleil Almonds;
5 Hoses 4.
1 Hale Filoe , ts;
5 " Alrnonn9;
I 4, 1: Walnuts:
" (771:0211 Nuts
For sale by J. . WILLIANIS & Cn.,
jell? 110 Wood st
ti O.U': 30 boxes ex., tt No. 1;
3 " Camile;
100 /W. Hyde'• palm. For sale by
je 10 J. D. WILLIAIS Ir. Co
C(IFFE.E : 40 Hap ?nme Rio ;
1.5 I.rguayra
19 " ettl (iov.Jaya;
1 " Mocha ; for s.ta by
jlO J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., 110 Wood st
T ".ICCO: 15 Ilexes prime s•s;
10 " 152's & 16's;
5 "" S's Sc I's;
15 Kegs Nu;, 6 .Twist;
ilO 4 . Pittsburgh Carundish
For sale by .1. D. WILLIAAIS & Co.,
jolt) 110 Wood st.
Letter and Can limner it l'rivata Salt:
JusT recetNed on consmndient, and for sale low,
4n Reams super linen Post Parer, Turkey Mills;
50 Rtahur's Letter Paper;
60 ,4 Lawrence & Co.'s Letter Paper;
Cap
3011. ti D. DAVIS,
jelo-fee Corner Wood and sth stn.
Sear's American Renovating Pills.
FOR severa. months past, I havehemi much troub
led ••.ith a bilious habit, attended with an Mac
ti;ii and costi , e state of the 'bowels, and rheumatic
affections; I have made use attic Meilicatedlrapor
Bath, and various .tmds of Medicine, without receiv
ing nay benefit. Seeing Sear's ANL V. Renovating
Pills advertised, I was induced from the recommen
dations attached to them, to make trial of Omni. In
a lbw days they aflordedlne great relief r. and in the
short time in whim.. I have taken them; i hate ex
perienced more benefi. from them than I have re
ceived from any medicine. — Their operation has
been natural, easy, and effectual. Others of niy
family have been indisposed, and have used them,
and received int.di benefit. I can with•witfi eon&
dence recommend timin to individuals and families,
as a safe and effectual nieeminc, in all cases in
which the stomach aed tr.veis are disordered..
A. WATSON, .309 - Henry-et., hew York
For es.le by H. A. FAHNESTOCK 4- Co,
jns : cor Past nljd Wood., and Wood and 6 . 111 sti
QALTER'S Ginseng Panacea; a large supply eon
atantly ea hand and for sale by
B. A. FA lINE.STOCK &
j.ef; cnr:lßl..and Woon and Wood and 6th FaR
QUGARS;
1.3 10 casks Lorering, , s double refined Loaf Sugar;
10 barrels " pulrotised ' do;
1 - 5 boxes wrote Havanna Sugar ;
Just rec'd ana for sale by
jn3 MILLER & RICKETSON.
p EPPER 4. ALSPICE— 10 5 Bagsrila Alsi it i trPepper
Just received end Fur sale by
jn3 • MILLER & RICKETRON'..
OILS-1000 Gallons Bleaches Sperm Oil ;
IPOO " nitural color " dos
1800 " " Whale !Oil ;
1400 " Bleached " do;
200 " Tanner's Oil,. StrMt's dos
5 Barrels Lard cc
22 " Linseed "
Just received and for sale by,
jn3 hIr:LLE,II. it RICKETSON.
QPIIIITS OF TUNPEN PINE:
15 Barrels Spta Trapentine just received in
good order, and or sale by
jn3 MILLER .1. RICKETSON.
1BACCO: •
32 -Bose.; s's, B's and 16 , 5, and 1 & Lumps;
13 " 5•3 and 6's, Plug;
Just received and for sale by
jn3 • MILLER BACKETSON.
SALAD 01L-15 Baskets Beleaux Ballad Oil ;
YO 44 " pints Marseilles ,4
..t - ustrec'd and for sale's
jn3 _'ULLER & RICKETSON.
Boston and New toric /Kano*.
TOHN H. mEttort,'al,. Wood street, 'has
t) on hand and fo , " sale, at manufacturer's prices,
one elegant Rosewood Plano Porte,. with' grand ac
tion, and Iron frame:it:andel:l Curckmuna, of Bos
.ton.
One , splendid Maliogaaj- Piano: Fcrte, aim and a
half octaves, tnado by Gidi pi Co., goy York,
mpg?' . .
4
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GREAT RF.MEDY.
APrit `1".
b'S•ea - 3%l:vitti i4et to is:
distrresing dis , avz. for the bi> . ,
3 ' jea sln
uch of ti:r: to rLy:TOD 1,
and ffei tknir,s.. 1,1 t.ife 1,
paired of I - conettniel- obteio some 'of raa
zoni's Sicilian Syrup, , :chick was 4" . c.-o;:arrierideit .
trie bya friend from - New York:O.:hi) stated that
it had cured sortie 'of tile .moSt inveterate cases
known to the medical , profession. , Stifilee it to say,
that, after.using the "abOve. meilicine for ahout 4
weeksil...Was entirely relieved, and I believe
call cured. Yours with respect,
OLIVER WV 0W
"No 175 Bertram st Phi nd'a
Hay's & Brockway, Wholesale and Pretail Agents;
see t advertiserneht. ' - feb22.
CRILISTIE . B Galvanic Remedies for all, kinds of
nervou affections they.liave heel) used' with entire,
success in ail cases or Rimumatiern, acute or cliro•
nic, applying to the head, face, r lituLs3. 7 gotit, tic
dolercux; virtigo,neivotlior sick head
ache, indigestion, paralysis, - palsy, epilepsy, fits,
convulsion 9, cramp ; _palpitation-of the heart, neu-,
ralgia, 'general debility, 4p. In cases oftlyspepeia.
which is simply a nervous dprangeinent of the di
gestive organs—they, have 'Wen fonnd equally sup-
. These applications are fn the form of Rings-epd
111ao . netic Fluid,l3#nds, gractlets... Belts, Sze.
See. ailvertiAnient for further pg.f!iplilars on
the outside of this sheet
foisale at tfikonly ageny, 5:7 Xarket nArge t
ocrViroorxxo COtfrilt.—"MessrA Edf.ers—l ob•
served soine tune agO a conimunliation over the
signature for Parent,7 stating- that
,Dr. Jaynes
Indian Expectore'ritshad.beeri the mea ns of paving
the lives of three of his children who were suffer
ing severely with whooping cough; and having, but
a short - time before, lost. pne of my - children by'
that dreadful Complaint, having anotlier, and
my only , child; suffering the greatest agony .with
tfit same . disease; Ind in hourly expectation of
death, I.was induced to purcitas - ea bottle of it,and
commenced using; jt according tp the directiono--
and to the surprise. of all it began to mend in fif
teen minutes afterme commenced using it, and the
child has now completely recovered.
I have no acquaintance with Dr. Jayne, but I
hereby return him - a hiisbailit's and a father's
grateful ycknowledgments. -
.
• - ••J. SI.IIPKINS
Pliiradelihia, A prik 1240.
Jaynes" Hair Tonit.—We commend to the atten
tion of those desirous of restoring their hair or. im
proving its beauty, to this - elegant preparation
We hear it, every where
. highly speketi - of, and es
pecially by all who have Made use of it, as greatly
efficacious in stimidating the growth of the hair,
and preventing and e4ring_tnany affections of the
skin. Its virtues are amply aild.sullieiently
Son.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEraN TEA
STORE, 72 FOURTH street, near.Wonil—and at
the Drug Store of H. P. Setiwartz, Fedaral-FireiSi
AllegbenyCity. - '.l-nar4
ZVILT.IA?Z 4. m. 16 74 dtp Co.,
nAtTEEns, E/MEIANGE EEC/NEES, AND DEALERS KR
FOREIGAt\ AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,.
CERTIFIC.kfiES OF DEPOSIT; DANK NOTES,
AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood st. one door above Faurtb a gdstside - ,
.PiiiifrP7o.,
CIVRIVENT Funds received on deposit, and cal
k,/ lections made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Ltaltirnore, Philadel
phia, New Ybrk, Huston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper. a the Ohio, Kezituelzyj Indiapa, and
Virginia Batts bought ae.d sold on the most fiver
able terms. t
The highest premien' paid for Foreign andAmeri.
can Gold and Silver coins. - -
Exchange ou England, trelandi Germany; and
France procured, &c: • inarlo-dawy.
.rric:Zr - Mara tit unties. to Europe, • VSKl
k.s't *Ps.
rA4 3 44 TAPS ;
LIVERPOOL, LONDON, lied the various Ports of
IRELAND, to rum YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
AND PIT TSBU itGII.
undersigned, Agent for tansies; ROCHE,
1. 13 RO'S. A C. 0., is, remiqi og money's to Englund,' .
Ireland, Scotland and Waits, at the rate of Five
Dollar: to the 1:1 sterling. Drafts iskue.d for nny
amount drawn throat on the Ray n 1 Bank of Ireland,
Dublin, and on Afeisrs Prescott, Grote, Ames A-. Co.,
Rankers, London, paysblo on prewintation at' any
Rank in the United Kingdom free ofdisaount or any
charge whatever. 'Those desirous of remitting, or
sending for their friends will please apply to the sub
scriber, at his office on Penn street, 4 doors those
the Canal Basin. JAMES 111...11.ELY.
Persons at a distance - wishing irrformation 're
ceive tu ancwer by leturn ntail„ by diioctifig ("lost
paid . ; as above. •
Refer to the Bankers. 'Merchants, anillAttnilfac
foyers of Pittsburgh and vicinity. npt7-dawtf
JnyttF's CarMitta:t
IS a pleasant, certain, safe and effectual remedy
fur Dysentery, Diarrhoea, or Looseness, Cholera
Morbus, Summer Complaint, Cholic, Griping, Painsi
Sour Stomach, Sick and Nervous Ileadach Heart
burn, I,llaterbrash, Pain us sickness of the Stotnach,
Vomiting Spitting pp of Food after Elating,.and also
where it passes through the hotly unchanged, Want
of Appetite, liertlessuess and inatlilitY to Sleep,
Wind in the Stornaeli and bowels, liysteries, Cramp,
Nervous Tremors and Twitshings, Sea 'S.Cknesi,
Faintings, Melancholy mid Lowuess of Spirits, fret
.ting and crying of Infants, and for all Howe' Affec
tions and Nervous Diseases.
This is One °Nile most el - geld - O f pleasant and
safe compositions ever offered to the public for the
cure or the various derange - Monts of the stomach
and bowels, and the only article worthy of the least
confidence for curing Cholera' Infantam or 'Summer
Complaint; and in all the above diseases it really
acts like a charm. •
- All persons are requested to try it ; for withoutes
ception, it is one of the most valuable family medi
cines ever yet discovered. Hundreds! nay thou
sands, of certificates have been received from phy
sicians, Clergy Men, and families of the first respec
tability, bearing the strongest testimony in its favor,
too numerous to publish.
- Fur sale at the Pekin Tea Bter4, 72 FoartOtrOt.
may2l-dBr.w
Wool W 001 i
vita: highest prico iii cash paid for the di6rent 1
.
grades of eican- washed . Wool., free from burs:l
Wool sacks and. burlaps on band and for s;le 1an,.1
by Al till.Pll Y 4: - LEE,
(lid Wool warehouse, cor. Liberty Et. and . . 1
my.2-1-d.S.w3ino . Cecil's Alley. -,
Iron C ty lloti~i
.RS. PATRICK Si:SON will eriatiniie to keep the
Iron City Hotel, Firth at., between Wood and
Market /treat, where they will lid glad In - entertain
their cuatomera and the plane na general..
maG.dawtf
RIAC xtriv E. CARDS, 1,0071 Ir/NDINGS,
U. Cummins, No. I'2o Liberty 5t.,"5 ecors .below St.
- Cali . street. • •
rESSEL.S. James Smith & CO 3 's Machine Card
111 Aveuey, Manufacturer's .Findinz Estahlud,
au r di dealer iu Clocks,. Looking G:aa. Plates,
Frames, Glass, Variety Gnods, &:o`, '
nov. IS—feb23dSzat ,
Pitts,Uur,gli .And ConnellnYllle -
.Itati.road
MAY 31-,.
DOOKS for receiving. additional Subscription - a
-to
JIJ the stork of the Pittsbnigh and Cornellsville
Co., will be - opened et tllv office of.the Com
pany, in this city, on Tuesday, the iithAyy.or - June.
at 10 A. at., auftAnntinue °pearfraud* to daruntil
the Ist ofJtily.
Books will also be open on the same, day and for
the same time, at the other tollowingslaces, viz: at
McKeesport nuclei the direction of Hugh , Rowland
and F. Muse-.-at West Newton under the direetion
ofinli a C. Plumber ana James Gard at er= at Connell
voile under the direction . - of Henry Blackstone - and
Henry Walker—at Cumberland under the; direction
ofJuo, Hay and Sane I, Calhoun.
judo d. c4.49TIIERS; Sec'y
New York, Boot Shoe Store.
N0..122,_W00fT st.; Pittsburgh.
S. DALZELL has on hand and is '
constantly manufacturing to order, .`—' - --v-7" ,
the following named articles Gentleinetes
Fine Dress Boots and Shoes,
of the latest fashioniat '
remarkably low price kineDreslißoots afss,o9,
such as is usually sold in other stores 'at $6,00. A
goad plainwell made calf. Boot at $4,00... All Other
kinds of Work . equally low. Also 'a good rind full
asl4oll.lDeni o (Tail iece, M is Fes', and Children's Boots,
'Shoes, Gaiters, 'Half Gaitersi.Baskins ziactSlippers,
orthe mosteubstantial kind to the very fineet.. dress
.• . - . , , -
shoe
S. TY:being a practical shoe,makor. attends to'the
manufacturing of.his own- work; and :bus itiloneia
the moat substantial 'manner, = yet neat. style ; . and 1
havinir adogted the tuottia_of small profits aid . quiek
~ -.., - ..
rettirps; will sell is low as the lowest. [ctia26-d3m
El
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.t.,h;,1..77.1tE aeol .. Pulfi,els , eir,PteTnet•
, 41 . 1 .,*„, i , TON; Capt. G. .ALtsomr,
nip as a rPa«heOierty "014
Chrizihnr.!l. everySundaii at 10 45% !"
' • .
' . lle Isase.:7:&7;ton - seas larilt this epriarr; expicssly
for the t a ratie, and "oiro.r.. to 'passecgerl Livery comfot3
soil 'superior accommodations. . feta 3
. . .
MOXDA.Y. PACKET:
? Tlio rogidav tnail andplisenzarattana_er
MOW.ONGAUFI.A;
as a regular,Pathet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this , port 'every Mondar.as-10,'A. AA
and Wheeling at 10, P. Id., tliP nameday. .11eturn4
ing, she . Will leaVe Cincinnati
,every!Fliorndttf, at 10,
A. M. For freight or passago apply' pii . board.
The. Dianongabela was built • prensly for thi!
trade, and offers to the passengfirs comfort, and env*.
perior accommodation;. mar 31..
18 f Y vuesdpy Packet. 3.847
. _
.A 1 The regular mail and passenger stcam.!
er 111BERNIA, No. 2, Capt. J. Kunz.
rivrcit, will runas a regular packet botticen Pitts.
burgh and .Cincinnoti, Icavirig, this port colony TUSS,
day at 10 A. M., and Whoeling at .10 P. or on
same day. Returning, the will lenie Ciiicinnati
cry Friday at 10 .4.M. For frpight...4 p*ige ap;
ply on board.. • . . • , :
.
.
• ,
irrTile Hibernia No. 2, aria. ,
exprerfly co,
the trade, and oilers to, the pasiangert eyery..eem l
fort and rnperioraccommodatione. • jinl2 . , 1847
18:17.• 'Wednesday - Packet. I ".'
eNTHE NEW ENGLAND, No: 2,171 apt .!
•
S. nr.Arr. will' leave Pittsburgh'; every:,
Ve nesday . ranrning at 10 o'clock; Wbeeling•every''
Wednesday evening at 10 P. bE;'and'cincinnatl eve,
ry Saturday gip feb2o
1847. I`oll7ll9D.Alf vAitac.g.r.. 1847.
'TILE WISCONL'INi - Capt.
will leave 'Pittsburgh every Thirsday
ruoruifig 3t 10 o'clOcki Wheeling every Thursday
evening at 10 P. AC; and etnpirtnuti: every Sunday
at 10 o'clock; A. AI. ". • . • febl9
SATURDAY' PAtIrET
The regular mail and passenger steamer.'
MESSENGER, Capt. T.inforil;will ran loi .-
a regu ar Packet between PittabUrgh" and Cincinnati;
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and::
Wheeling at 10; P. lg., the same day. Returning s '
'she will leiiii3 Cipcinnuti eve!) , Tuesday, at' 10
&ells A. IL ' For fralgbf or passage apply on board.
The lilessenger was built expressly-for this, trade;?
and ofleis tn her - pailengera every comfoit and acl :
commodation. • -- - . ~ mar 23
THURSDAY PACKET
THf.l S.Mail et.etuner ACADTA !
T. E. Lucas, Master, will ruu an n regu
lar pdAsenger packet between' Pittzhprgh and. this
above port dnring'theseapon oc.,lll4t3!paying every
Thursday di 10 cOclOtk A. M. ' -
The Acadia is dnd brie superior neommoda
tions. For freight or passage apply on boa r d, or AO
ap9. J. NEWTON JONES;Agent.
Ivor Chicinnati Unit Loulfrolllit. ,
. z . ,
. cr 'ih o e tic u w l, 7 l: 4 4
i stn o d , i l % . lllaFs , e m ntr te a r t , ez u •
_ Le v ..
cave for 'tic above and intannediato portni.og4ert.
Frir freight or pasaage apply on-hoard, 0? to
jel • ‘. D. WILKINS, Agent
For elneirtm4.l and. St. Louts
Thu passengetsteampr
Capt. Williams, will, lease for the atosv,
anitttermpiliate ports regatarty. .
For freightor passage apply on board
T. neaday Eveyata:w racket;
The new and splendid passenget steam&
boat DK.CLARATION, Capt. Vorhees,
will run asa regular paelcet -bet Ween Pt ttsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
atrg;otelocli. Returning she.' will leave Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3
.o>clook.
The Declaration Affers ituperitit acentnpituiations
to passengers.. •Fos freight or pas'sege apply On
board. • jet.
• For Clutinnutt; • •
_sy The well known fast running steamer .
sAMBlllA,V7.Fors'yth,..Master,ivin . run
as a regu ar Packet, leaving every Wednesdayineini;
ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 'lO, P M., the
same day. Returning, she. srill. leave Cincinnati
every, Satniday, at 10,A. M.
For . freight or passage apply .C.A board,. or to
/ttIIPYTII,..&. Co,, Agents,
Not 3.o,Water street.. .
ap 16
For WI cling.- Packet.
.
D T O lT lN s i p f: l :lN endl i ! v ig i_ h r t ß, d l 4tog e h r t
, a v T i r ru e n t .
as . a regularpacket between Pittsburgh and Whiel-+
ing; leaving Pittsburghfor Wheeling evory . 4londayi
Wednseday and Friday, tit 3 o'clock, P.M:olnd lent. ,
sag Wheeling fur Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thum ,
day and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. LI. • Fur. frisighi
or passage apply on board. toita:
•
Ne3v Doolcs.--JK:st
1%/rEMOIR. of the Life of the Rev. Charles Sinn..
.I.ll_ on, ILL • A., .with a selection froin - hiswritinge
and correspondence : .Edited
. by- the Rey. Williaru,
Caine, M. A.; .Fellow and senigr Dean of Trinity : ;,
College, nml"Miniter ofTrieity Chprch,Kambridgel
The American edition, edited by the Kr. Rey. Chas,
P. API! railiTe, _Bishop of the Prol. Episcopal
in the diocese of Ohio.
History of the , Presbyterian Church in the State,ne_.
Kentticky with a preliminary sketch o,4l:e:church-
es_in the valley of Virginia; by the Rey. Robert Daf ,
vidson, D. - ,
•-- . ,
Essays, TheolOgicalandlthscellancous,repit •
atUdo
front the Princeton-Review, second series, including
the contributions of the late Rev. Albeit. B. Dci.dcli
Alesander halal], two vols.r first on flie earli
er pronheies; second on the !utter prophesies; geld
separately: • •
A choict. 'syntern . of Theology, on the bushy of thd
Shorter Catechism, by Alexander Smith Patterson,
M. A., author cif a 4, Histery'sif the Church," :with
an' introiltiction; DunCnri W.Farland, D. D.; &ern
the fourth Edinbtirch ediiion. • .
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Memoir of Miss - Mary_JunaGraham del'Tiev;
Chailes' Bridges 82. 'A
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The alanteotith a geperalseppii - of \series in all
departteenht eflitetatnt.e, enle by. - . .
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ELLIOT T 8: ENGLISH;
Market st., bet 3d and Fpurthati
A Fresh Arrival--.of-New r.ooksa
AT -MORSE'S, 85 Fourth street. . .
Omoo: a ,Nortativeef Adventirres in the South
Sea; 'by llerman Melville, author of Tyree.'
Typee: 'a Feelkar-Polynesien
Zanoni; by Sir E. L. Bulwer, mailer of a Night..
and Mornitig,"'este. New: :
:A Year of Conselation; by 74:yrs. Butler, (late Fun
ny . - 2 1 A-7
Remarka.ble events in the AmeriCati Idistery; . by
J. Frost; L. li. D.
The Irish Skiteli Book; by M.. - .A:Fitmarsii, author
of YellowpluskCorreppondence; Me. - -
Mesletios it was an as it is; by Brante Mayers
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The Beautiful NVitlowt• a wirer; hv T. S. Artbui:,..
author of ‘‘.StrcetlieartB and Wives," ctc,
Littell , n,f4ring Age, No. 160
Mind 'among the Spindles., . .
Alurry's Museum fortune:.
.... untm Merchant's Magaiiud fur June-
Horticulturist for June. :
Just -received' and for .sale at MORSE'S Liteittry
D , pot, S 5 Fourth street. ; je10. , ; .
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1)1 eTr Arsirfety 'Store.
r iiE enLs her has opene4 a new 7t,"ariety acid
I. str..tc;tin the corner of Penn ang'SL.C4ry
stree,is; i)pposite the Exchange litntel: - •
ut.iy:4-dgan • ES CA.VANA.GII.,-
John P.: Perry, • • -
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(fate of the firm of Malcolm, Lee& Co,)• - . - -
NAT HOLES ALE, GROCER - , Cotinnhision and flotis
y.v -I l4lerclinnl.,'deiler in all hindn of Countly Peet , :
duce, copper, tin, tin plates, tanners': tools, zinci ,
load, Russia sheet iron; - iron and nails white lead,
dY.pstuTs„ cotton 'yarns; Salt,. 4c. quid - Pitt:ibis/gat
bianutheittreo -generally, corner of L~~eiCy. iinil' In
win strcets,--Pitubnitgb, Pal Liberal, advaecee,-ily
Cash or 'Goods, madd ole consignntenta of Vreducei
Rce: • • • • " etaylB-tf-.
Shoiceiiperir 6arcieniii
MIIIS beautiful place of resort . baving beeh greatly;
'..- repaired, the proprietor is now ready to receive:
116AADER9 . , by 'the day, week, or month. -
commodations _ore good; ariii his pried's:are ldty
may ' S. MeCLETIA.NIII;..,-.
BI'CtILLCRTGIr. ^
JOhn InFLCU, 4: CO., . .
WHOLESALE Groeers, Produce and- Cpsninis
y 'skin- Merchants, and dealers in Pittsburgh
manufactures ) , No: .1.b6 Liberty street, oppOsite-W
Pittsburgh.. : mar/2
Liberal advances made on consignments:,
• - . .Patattrig.
TTOUSE and SIGN PR.INIINGtird- GUMMI,
•JJ ii of all kinds; GrainingUalr;MahOgriny;Satiri,
Rose and Maple. Iniitattons of all:kinds - or:Marble.:
Orders left at the shop . or-the sohserilret;•giiiSmith • -•
:field otriet,;oppoSite:thelPittsborgh EtitrpjfiYipe 4, Yr
Federal at:reeli oPictsitoi FilackrinChht
Amiy`city; done at moderate ratnairmd , o4
the shortest notice.'
ap 15-6 m. - -JAMES -JAMES PIT I~
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