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L. •lIARCER, EDITOR AND PRQI!ItIETOR
TATIRSDAY MORNING, JULY 1;1.847.
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DEROCRATIO-NOIMINATION S.
• FOR GOVI.RNOR,
FRANCIS R. SHUNK,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
- 4 FOR CANAL 'COMMISSIONER,
Jii. 0 It. 11. I S LONGSTRETII ,
• . OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
•.- The County ConventiOn.
Vie hasert, this morning, proceedings of the I
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Democratic County Convention, which assembled
on yesterday. From these I y 4wilL be seen, that
Ita Nstr.uss, Esq , has been - recommended as
the candidate for State Senate ;.fi - xiss 8.5.& w an,
J. 11:-11ELuszcsr, Jossra Colassn. and JAMES S.
LiSNG, Esqs., for the House. of Representative's:,
Joisw C. DAviiT t for Treasurer ; Ronsn TDONALD
sozir, for ; Commissioner; aud Erawiuri LarCons.r.r.,
for Auditor. • '
-These gentlemen are all possessed of ex-cellent
qualifications, and are most cordially recommend
ed to the keemen of Allegheny for their support
- we look forivard with much•confidence to-their
success, if their fric;nds shall remain fun), united,
end energetic in ,their support.; which we have
every reason to belieye,will be the case, frOm the
unanimity with which the nominations were sus
tained; and the perfect hastnimy which marked
allthe proceedings of.the C'onventiog.
°crate Republican Convention.
Pursuant to
,the call of the Democratic Com
rnittee 'of Correspondence, the- Convention was
duly organized by calling Hon. CEIAULES SEIAS.UII
to -act as President; • and James S. Craft, John
11; 111`11henny, Dr. Ankrim, and Jacob Tourer,
as Vice Presidents; and Matthew J. Stewart, J
Large, and Robert H. Kerr, Secretaries.
The following gentlemen representing the peo
ple of Allegheny County, convened in County Coil
' vention, on Wednesday, 30th June, 1547, mad pre
sented their` ; credentials as follows:
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ISt Wtud.;James Patterson, Thomas Carr.
d James Newhouse, Thomas Graham.
John Mitevitt, James S. Craft.
. 4 : Charles Shaler. J. Herron.
sth " Dr. Ankrim, A. Mllvain.
6th Joseph Birmingham, James A. Irwin
7th' " ; Jacob Tomer, Robert Nelson.
Bth. - " Samuel Morrow, G. Dakins.
Ot . h. " ; Thomas Patterson, Thomas Rowley.
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• Ist Ward. I.A. M'Johnston, M. J. Stewart.
2 d - i John Fleeger, J. K. Riddle.
31- Thoinas Farley, It. IL Kerr.
4th " John Keown,,Dr. Bachop.
' noßovons.
• M'Reesport—J. A. Patterson, Samuel Wilson.
Birmingham—J. Beltzhoover, N. Patterson.
FAiiabetk4. Wilson, Jeise Graham.
Lawrenceville—W. 1). Moore, - Henry Snowden.
Natichester—V. Shorts, D. C. Stevenson.
Sharpsburg—L. Angle, Thomas Aiken.
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Verisailles'r—Col. Jesse Sill.
North Fayette—Samuel Sturgeon, W. MCandless.
South Fayette—J E. M'Cabe, It. H. Nicholson.
Jeffersom.—J. H. MElhenny, J. R:Large.
Upper St. Janies M Callister.
Lower Si Clair—A. Frew, John Murray.
IndianaThornas S. Hart, E.MCorkle.
Elizabeth--Col. Scott, Gen. Watson.
Wilkins-It—Edward Thompson, R. Donaldson.
oseptißelston,- Samuel Stewart.
EristDeer=Thomas Neel, Dr. Dunn.
-Peebles-Dr. R. Wilson, J. R. Ill . Clintock..
Ohio—Wilson Taylor.
Eobinson—J. H. Phillips, M. Harbinson.
-DloOn—James M'Cabe, James Cooper.
_Fluin—John Long, S. P. Bosse.
__Pitt--James Clark,'P. Connolly.
Findley—S. Hays, Wm. Irwin.
Alifilim;—S. B. Patterson, James Cunningham.
Pine—Jacob Whitesell, S. Graham..
The followin g Democrats were then selected as
candidatesi viz: for
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On metiOri-.4if R. H. Kerr, the following gentle
tnen were 'appointed a committee to prepare and
report resolutions for the Convention: Charles
Stealer; James S. Craft, James A. Irwin, Dr. W.
BaahoP,Dr..R.
The Committee discharged their duty by intro.
clueing the following resolutions, which were una
nimously adopted [The resolutions bill appear
to-morrow.]'
On motion, the following Committees were then
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W. G. HAWKINS
JAMES B. SAWYER
J. H: M'ELHENN Y.
JOSEPH COOPER.
JAMESS:. 'LONG.
TREASURER.
JOHN C. DAV ITT
com3rissioszn.
ROBERT DONALDSON
ATIDITOLL.
EDWARD 31'CORKLE
appointed:
Senatorial Conferee's —James Craft, P. C. Shan
non, Thomas Farley, U. S. Mag - raw, Thos. Hamil
ton.
Committee of Correspondence for the County.—
Charles Shafer, Jatnek.S. Craft, Andrew Wylie,
J. H. Phillips; Robinson, Benj. Wilson,. Elizabeth,
R2H. Kerr, James . A. Irwin, Dr. Wm. Bachop,
James Cunningham; Col Jesse Sill, John J. Mitch
ell, COI. Joseph C. M'Cabe, Jacob Turner, Josiah
Ankrirn, Thos. Farley, R. Patterson, A. Al:Dwain,
Gen. John Neel, Edward Encell, Jas. Watson, Dr.
IkrClinteck, G. %Riddle.
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The Convention' was addressed, after its organi
zation, and during its progress, by Charles :Thaler. I
After the thanks of the Convention were tender.
ed to the presiding officers--on their behalf, Vice
President Craft, in returning appropriate acknowl
edginents, embraced the occasion to review the
happy condition of the country, as Rowing from
the measures of its government; and concluded
by wishingthe members and their families peace,
plenty and happiness through life.
On motion of Dr. Wilson, That the thanks of
the Convention be tendered to the Officers.
On motion of R. H. Kerr, Resolved, That the
pMceettings be published,
- On motion, the Convention then adjourned.
[Siglied by .the Officers.] •
The Boston papers of the 22d,. mention dan
gerous counterfeits on the Shoe .andT.,eather Deal
ers' Bank in that city, of,ilie4e4itninations o
WOO and. $50•; and also $5O notes of the Massachu
setts Bank at Boston.
A ni..att Suntscx.i.—The Legislature of Conecti
cuthave agreed to submit to the 'people of that
State an amendment
_to their constitution, by which
neeroesyeilt-bo'tlpermitted to vote. L ln the house of
RepieSentatives 149 were in favor of the proposi
tion, and 50 op . posedto_ it.
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aj. The MOtintaineer at Cumbeti • nd, Md. states
that the operations , at the Mouht Savage Iron
Works have been entiiely. suspended. Want of
money is said to be - the cause. We have expect
ed this fpr some: months. _
It is computed, that there were.2s tons of
strawberries, and about 25 tons of _milk, brought
into-the -city Of.NewYork,on the Erie Rail Road,oh
-.There is believed to, be stn average,
of 25 tons of Milk thus btotight in daily
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BY. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,
roci'llEsstr FO4-:'XItr_I4ORICIISO POST
PHILADELPHIA. MARKET.
June 30, 7 o'clock, P. M
- FLOUR—Market quiet ; no ,change in prices.
Sales at $G,431; Western at SG,SO, and Pa. at
WHEAT—Fair demand, and sales White at
$1,48; Red at $1,43. •
.CORN—Sales prime Southern Yellow at D lc.
'CORNMEAL --Sales at $4,12.
COFFEE—Rio, sales at 71c.
,AIOLASSES—Porto Rico, sales at 2Sc.
4 WHISKEY—SaIes at 30c.
rFEATAERS--Weste'rn are .selling at 30a35.
'PROVISIONS--A decline; Mess Pork at $ tG,-
50, and Prime at $l4. Western packed mess Beel
in demand at $l4. No.l Western Lard at Giala
BTTTER—SaIes at 0011 c.
CHEESE—W. R. at wasi.
TALLOW—A decline ;prime rendered siao.
• European Freights are steady. Flour is taken
to Liverpool at 3s 6d; Cotton at 4-It3 of a penny.
WOOL—No change; market brisk.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Juno 30, 9 o'clock, P. M.
FLOUR—No change in prices. Sales of . Gen- 1
esee at $7,93. A decline is looked for.
WHEAT—SaIes of !nixed Ohio at $1,50(a1,55.
Red. $1,45(81,31. Demand good .
CORN—Sales Prime White at S3c.
PROVlSlONS—Speculative demand for Pork ;
price looking up. Mess Pork is held at $17,25.
Prime $13,50. 'Beef and Lard are quiet. Mess
Beef $13,50.
WHISKEY—SaIes at "ric.
COTTON—But little doing, and no change.
FLOUR—Gcnesee $7,11/0(at7,12 ; Michigan at
$7,25.
CORN—Sales Western at SlOO i prime Nor
them Yellow, sales at $1,04.
Provisions and Groceries have not changed.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Prepared and corrected every Afternoon.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE FOR JULT.
Jos. Pennock, Jno. McFadcn, F. Eorenz.
PORT OF PITTSIIIIRGII.
4 FEET WATER IN TILE CIIANNEL-FALLING
ARRIVED.
Wisconsin, Grace, Cincinnati,
Hibernia, Smith, Wheeling
Lake Erie, 'Hemphill, Beaver. .•••
Beaver, Hoops, Beaver.
Consul. Bowman, Brownsville.
Louis AlLase, Bennett, Brownsville.
. DEPARTED.
Wellsville, Catlett, Wellsville
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beaver, Hoops, Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville.
Louis MLane, Bennett. Brownsville.
+Caleb Cope, Slioles, Beaver.
Hibernia, Smith, Wheeling
Zanesville Packet, Gallagher, Zanesville
New England No 2, Dean, Cincinnati
Wyoming. Hays, St. Lows,
Trenton, Woodward, St. Louis
Rhode Island, Dawson, Sunfish.
D.4.lbY RE - I'lE4 , OF THE MARKETS. 1
OFFICE OF THE POST,
TRUIISDAT Mons - tato, June3o, 1837
Business was quite brisk yesterday. The sale.
were much larger than is usual for this seasori
the year. We noticed quite a number of wagons
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from the country, taking in loading.
FLOUR—The sales were small yesterday, With
a tendency downwards. We heard of several (lots
being sold at $l,BO, $.1, 90 and $5,00 ta , bbl. The
latter price 4n be obtained for choice brands.:
WINDOW GLASS—SaIes are brisk at $3,(0
box for Bxlo, and 10x12 window glass.
DRIED PEACIIES—SaIes 50 bu. at $1,23.
RICE--There appears to be an advance iri this
article. Sales at Ce. for casks, and 6i for bbls.
BACON—Sales of various lots, amountidg to
about 101.1.1b5., at the following rates : Shoulders,
Sides,7i; limns, Sc.; all city cured.
METAL_ Sales of Hanging Rock Pig Metal
.(cold blast) at $36,50 v'ton, cash. The deMandl
is good for all kinds of metal. I
SOAP—Sales of Rosin Soap (Pittsburgh Mann
facture,) at 4105 i; Variegated Soap, 10c. ' l ir 111.
White Fuller's Soap, 9c.
CANDLES—Demand brisk, and sales at sic.
for dipped, and for mould.
TALLOW—SaIes at Sc. cash, for Pittsburgh
rendered Tallow.
TUBS--Sales 10 doz. at $O.OO 9 . doz.
BUCKETS—SaIes 15 doz. Beaver Buckets at
duz.
in
(f_:r The Tribune says 'that there arriied
New York, by the North River boats atiOve, on
the 24th instant, 12,89 . 3 barrels of F10ur,;56 ; 833
bushels of Wheat, 30,657 bushels of Corn Meal, and
1200 bushels and 52 barrels of Rye.
cO. The cars on the Norwich railroad, on the
22d inst. were conveyed sixty-six miles in one
hour' and fifty-two minutes. This includid three
stopagesi and is at the rate of nearly forty miles
an hour.\\
MANAGEn,
STAGE MANAGER,
Doors open at past 7 o'clock, curtainscill rise at
before 8.
The Box office will be open daily from ;10 o'clock
A. M., to 1, P. M., and from 2 to 5,.P. pi., where
any number or seats may be secured.
E"'"lt is particularly, requested that no ehildren in
arms be brought to the Theatre.
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BOSTON MARKET
June 30, P.M
PITTSEIVRGII Arar...A.TRE:
PRIVATE BOXES $5 i SINGLE xxcirETs 75 CTS.
Dress Circle, 50 cents. I
Second
IPery Box, 1 cents
Pit, 25 " G 2,, 37
20
GREAT SUCCESS!
rit-ENGAGEMENT of the LE112.1/I.RY4TILY
Tlkuroday Evening, July 1, 1p 4 17,
Will be performed the Farce of the
, QUEER SUBJECT. I
After which, DANCES by the LEUNMSS
To be followed by the comic interlud of the
DEAD SHOT.
The whole to conclude with '
FANCHETTE.
Charauters.by the LEHMAN FA11147
11:1E LIFE and adventures el JOHN Mumma.,
Ibeing a corregt and graphic account o,f_the deeds
of one of the most daring men that everifigiiied in the
records of crime.
In the south west this land pirate is still spoken of
as without an equal, for the energy, capacity, tact
and perseverance which he exhibited in darrying out
his Villanies: The work is embellished with 23 it
lustrative engravings. Price 25 cents. For sa.
S.CALDIVELL, Poit-office
Third exec'
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UlO . ll. SAVE: 250 Cuts Purple. and Yellow Carpet
chain; 200 assorted size Wooden: El
250 dozen .7x9 8x10;9s12, 10-12 ' and 10s14
wn
Sash. 'ISAAC HARRIS, Agt.
jyl 7 4.t and Corn Merchant, sth st. nef4r. Wool
; • Ltst of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Office at Pittsbuigh,
July Ist, 1847. Persons Calling for letters
whose names are on this List, will please satlhey
are advertised. • N.. - • •
Ailams Ann Eliza Anderson Mary
Agnew Alexander Anderson mrs
Arid John Anderson Martha
Adanis Jane • Angel Thomas
Ada* Matthew
Anderson S.
Abernaths Isabella A Anderson Joseph 2
Addams Eliza 2 Anderson William
Abemombri Helen A Anderson Bridget
Alexander John Archer Clement
Allender Eliza Arnold Daniel
Allan W. H. Armstrong James
Alleh Ruth Atkins Thomas H
Allen Justice 2 Aull James
Alexander James D. 2 Aten Margret
Anent H Aston William
Band W M Capt
Bailey Thomas J
Baker W R
Banks John
Bancroft Harvey
Baker C H
Baird Thomas
Banb George
Bailey Henry
Brirber David R
Barry Jonathan
Bartlett Fanny
Barnard Daniel
Barrett Martin
Barnes Maria mrs
Barclay William
Barnett Michael
Bartin J
Beef Robert B
Bell James
Beet L G Rev
Berger George
Bennett William
Bovington Alexander
Beck John
Beanaer John A
Beaven Mary
Beltzharr Wm
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;Bender Mary
IBensell Charles M
Beadley Alexander
Beeshore F K
,ißlakeney John
Biddle II M
'!Bigger Matthew
Blaikie George D
Blessing Eliza
Blackwood Joseph
Bigham Thomas
Black burn James
Biggs John
Blair J F
Black Joseph
Boyce Stephen
Bond Edward F
Boreland Margaret A
Botts & Cotton
Bowler Mary
Bonsell Edward.
Boyer Laomma
Boyd SS
Cavanaugh Charles
Cappe W H
Cameron David A
Case Sulevan C
Cain Danuel M
Caiu M Matthew
Callan James tI
Cable Joannah
Caskey William
Carr P A II
Cabbani Jules L
Canaan John
Caller George A
Carson James
Carlene Elezabeth
Callan James H
Cauran John M
Carter H
Calhoun John
Campbell Hugh
CallwelP Susan
Cimpbell Robert Sr
Campbell H A
Campbell Thomas M
Campbell James H
Campbell John T
Campbell Rebeca
Ci'mpbell Martha
Campbell Joseph
Campbell Charles
Caldwell Letitia .
Chapman John S
Chappell James k
Church E
Chew William
Cheny Thomas
Christy Robert A
Chapin Charles L.
Churchman Sinclair
Chadwick Thomas
Chamberlin B B
Clark C
Clemert Franklin
Clark James D .
Clark James
Cluuse Isaac H
Clark Milton
Clark Matrum
Clonse John
Claggett Thomas G
Clarkson James
Clark Wm B
Clark M
Dana Alfred
I)avids Joseph
Daraher G
Darby \V
Davis Sarah
Davis Elizabeth
Davies D
Demmon Levi jr
Depuy Jane Mary
Dennison William
Devolen Patrick
Dederer Levi
Decker Jacob
Deuelen Mary
Decker Margaret
Deel William
Dickey William
Dilien Edward
Dickson J one
Dickson Julia
Dickens David
Drusman Henry
Doyle J ohn A
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Ebersole Abram Elliott Alsxander
Ebbert Theodore Eldred E B
Edwards Thomas Rev Eldred N B
Elwell II H. Eshleman Michael
English Henry Ewings Robert
Ely H B Evans William
Euix Joseph Evans John
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Ferguson M miss
Fidler William
Flannegan F C
Flannegan James
Fields John
Flinn Luke
Finley irohn
Finch Justice
Fowler John
.Fowler Eliza mrs
Forbes! Alexander
Ford Mary
Gaiger Daniel Gibson Samual
Gallagher John Gillman Henry B
Gallagher Patrick Glassford Andrew
Gallaway Washington Glass Elizabeth
Gallagher E miss - Glass & M'Neely
Gharkey Gfl Capt Gonld Isriel M
Gardner Harrietta Godley Angustus
Gallaher James Grunlee SuSanah
Garlick Thomas Grier George
Garrett Edward Grieves George
Galbreath William, Gregg James
Gallaherg peter Grogan Catharine
Glaring Elizabeth Griffin Edward
Gallagher T I Gregg Elizabeth
Gallzgher James Grason William .
Girt Elizabeth Graham William '
Gibuits Henry Gray LI P 2
Gille l spie John N' 2 2 Graham Elisha miss
Gihut Henry Gray David
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Giffin Elilabeth Graham Amanda M
Gillespie John H . ',. Gray OW '• .
Gibins Alfred A ..k Gratiana.Vm
Gilbert •Hezekiab ' Graham
Ginnane Bridget mrs. "Gulden William ,
Gilchurt George : Gunning Henry :- ,
Giles James :: Gunn Thomas
Gilmore Isabella Gurniiil Jacob
Gillespie Juries W • Gumbert Hannah
Hall Frederick Heckman George W
Hall John A llerron E R Mrs
Hamilton William Herrman Florian
Hamilton Thomas Herring-William
Hamilton Mary 'Heckert Benjamin
r i a a l m l oevn Joseph
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Hill Robert
Hirshfelt L
Hanneson Thomas Hinds Jane
Hamshire Elezabeth Hickenbuttom AVM
Hannigan William Hill Alfred 13
Haferty James Hickman Washington
Hannay John Higgins Thomas
Hufue Sarah C Bogle Edward
Halter William Hoag Joseph
Ham George A. ' Hogan Thomas
Hartly Hamlet Holmes Andrew
Harrison Willian 2 Hollywood Bridget miss
Harris Benj
Howser A
Hartly Henry Hoot William
Harstine David NV. Hooper Samuel
Harris B F Hopkins A M •
Hart Thomas D Horton J ,
Harkins David Howe E
Hazlett William . _ Hughes James 'A
Hasson Timothy Hughes Mary
llasbrook 3 Hunter A
Hatch Mary D Hughes John
Hawkins George . Hutchinson Wm
Hatch Daniel -Hull Theodore
Hazlett James Hunter Robert S
Haws James 13 Hyde Edmund
Hastings Joseph Hughes Win
Hawkins Anna .
Hutchi n s Hutchison Andrew
Hatch Abram . ohn
Hays John Hunter Thomas
Head Alvin Hunter Margaret
Henderson Margaret Humphreys Robert
Henderson Wellington Hughes Minerva
Herron James . g James
Head Joel 13
Bowman Sarah
Busier Mary
Boyle Mary F
Boyd & Murdock
Bohn Theresee
Brown Nathan
Brown Henry
Brown John
Brown Thomas A
Brown William
Brown David Rev
Brciwn Lebbeus
Brannegan Owen
Brauff Jonath or Levinia
Bradley William
Bradley Joseph
Bruck Richard
Brannon Arthur
Brawdy Catharine
Bradley Samuel
Brophy John
Bryan James A
Bradley Emeline E
Britten II M
Brauff Rebecca
Brooks Chauncey
Bradley James
Brinker Jacob
Brooks John NV
Brentlinger S C
Brinker Lovesa •
Brice Robert
Breden John jr
Brawdy Catharine
Brickell Julia A mrs
Bunn George
Bunner Andrew J 3 4-
Buchanan Walter jr
Buckmaster Joseph P
Bumbaugh Isaac
Butler C S mrs 2
Burge William H
.Byrne Bernard 2
Butler C
Busch Henry G
Bushfield Henry
Burkee Geo or Hannah
Burke John S
Burke John C
Butler miss
Burton Sarah
Byers John
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Cooper Elizabeth
Cochran John
Cochran Thomas
Cockle John
Coffin Elizabeth
Coleman Isaac
Collins William
Coates Sheldon P
Folfin Simeon
'Cook John II
Culeby Charles S
Cook M A tnrs
Coffin A
Collins Lloyd
Conner George F
Cornelius Margaret A
Conner John II
Courier George F
Connelly Charles P
Cornwell John M
Coyane Addlson
COrnwell John
Conner Martha
Cox E D & Loy
Conly John
cool Sarah
Conner Ann D
Cowen David
Conway Stephen
Corinna Robert
- Conner Delight S mrs
Cordell Allan
Corry George
Crawfori John
Crossman J M
Crinmaz Catherine
CreenfordiJohn F
Creenford John
Craig Mary Ann
Craig John N
Crawford Thomas
Crawford John C
Craig Francis
Crull John
Crumbuaugh E miss
Crease Henry
Cregan James
Cruumer William H 2
Crosby'Martin
Craig William
Creighton Matilda J miss
Curtiss Edward G
Cunningham John
Douglass Samuel
Douglass Raclin'
Doyer James
Dorsey D
Douglass Frances
Dobbins Eliza N
Doyle James
DotiEllett Jonathan
Donnelly G and DJ miss
Doyle James II
Dougherty John 3
Dougherty Marth mrs
Dopp John El
Drake Solomon
2 Dunwood John
Duncan Thomas M . .N
Dull James J 2
Dunn John M
Dugan John
Dutcher Charles
Dudley Dean .
Dunlevy Eliza
Dunkle Jonathan
Fosbinner Jane mrs
Forkum William
3 Fox Richard
Fox Rosey
Foley Widow
Freelend James
Frick Joseph
Frigtet Peter E
Fulton Charles
Furlong Edward
Funk & Miller
Fulton Margaret
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Infield Levi Ingles James L
Ingram Alfred P 2 Irwin J M
Irwin Sarah Irwin Alexander Todd
Irwin IWhecca Ingold John Al
Irwin Mr Hon Irwin It K
Ingals Bernard
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Jackson Catharine Johnson Charlotte S
Jackson Samuel Jones H
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'Jack John Jones Nelson
I J ames Benjamin Jones James T
James Wm & Humphrey Jones IVilliam
Juice Patrick Jones Joseph
Jeffrey William Jones Philander
Johnson & Bush ' Jones A C
1 Johnson Wm Jones William D
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Keefer Paul Kerr Daniel
Kennedy Isaac Kelly W C
Karnes G W Kindell, John
Kearney Garrett King ainuel
Kauffman l'hillip King Samuel C
Kennedy Henry Kinn John
Kennedy John Klinefelter John
Kearns Mary J King David P
Kater Jonathan Knox Alexander
Keller Peter Kirk James
Kauffman Mart Ann Kirk Joseph
Keenan James Krewson H P •
Kay Ethridge Kulen John S & Co
Keen Lewis , Konecke Margaret miss
Kendaigh Daniel K.reezkatirp Werner
Kennedy Eleanor Koehler R Rev
Kaine Thomas Kuzar Marguaretta Rev
Kelly Michael
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Lamken Joiln Lewis Thomas & Co
Lafferty John 2 Lenham Nutley
Lamb Harriett, Lee Preston S4M - Ginnis
Lifkrtg Robert Lindsey James
Latrobe 13 ll 2 Little Absolom
Latshaw ll F Linford Thomas 2
Larkins Michrel Little John
Lazarns Abraham Little Elijah
Lane James Lotten Marten
Landen Manuel ; Low Stephen
Latimore Robert Lowry John
Leach A D .Lonnergan James
Lewcsh Evan Logan Joshua
Leslie R Luptin Elizabeth
Linier Frederick, ,' Lord Benjamin
Kecham Catharine A Long Catharine
Lowes Rebecca Long Leander H Rev
Lewis Thomas Lyons John
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Matthews Robert R 1 Morgan Robert E
Mason John II Moorhead James
Maleny Timothy Morris Robert
Macbeth Andrew Moss John
Marlatt Margrret Moffitt George
Matthews J S Montgomery W II
Macklen John , Morran George
Mathar Nicholas Martin Robert
Marlatt James 2 Nlontgotnery Mary
Merchant Mary Moody H C
Moreland Il S Moss Thomas
Matters Robert Nlouck John
Marshall Sears Moorhead Thomas T
Martin William Musgrove Robert
Nleely James Morton Rachael mrs
Means Catharine Moore J W
Merriman Rebecca Moore WG L
Merrick A Moore Maria A
Mellon Thomas Myers George W
Mesack David Myres Edward
;Milligan Eliza J Mullen Ann Cicilia
Middleton Thomas Myers S -
Miller Elizabeth Myers C miss
Miller Sarah Munday David
Miller W H Murphy Maria
Miller Jane mrs. Murphy Robert
Mitchel Henry Murphy Dennis 2
Miller J W Rev 2 Murphy James
Mitchell Joseph
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Nl'llride Thomas M'Govern Matew
Al'Ardle James Mllarvey Mar
M'Adarns Samuel , M Feely Isaac
MBeth John M Fadden James
M'Aleese Rose M'Guia ' in J 1)
Nl'llride Thomas M-GillJames 2
M'Cullough James A M I ntosh Jennett
M'Cullough Joseph 2 Mntash Wm
M'Carty James - I‘l Keown Samuel
M'Carty Dennis lil - Kee Adam
M'Carthy John NI - Kinney Daniel
M'Candless James lit Kee Robctt
M - Candless Alex'r 11 M Kinney Stephen A
NI - Canby Daniel 2 NI - Kee Samuel
NI - Cabe Wm -, NI - Knight Sarah
M - Candless Martin Nl:Laughlin James
M'Carin John . M - Clure Wm •
M'Clurg Angeline . M - Clure Joseph
M - CalTry Patrick NI - Laughlin John
1 M'Curdy James it Laughlin Fanny
M - Cuteheon John P M'Lain Mary
' M'Creery I NI - Clure James H
M'Cree Sarah Jane Nl'Laughlin Wm
M'Cracken James M'Laughlin John
NI - Cully J C NPLean Wm
M'Cutcheon Robert Dl'Clain Margaret
M - Crum mr M'Clarin James
M - Connell James Nl:Laughlin B
M - Cortnick John:G. M'Alair Joseph
M'Donald H M - Mannus James
Ni'Donough Francis ' M'Master Thomas D
M - Dermott Hugh ' NPQueean Mary
M - Donnald David M . /Mullen David
NI - Donald Anderson NPRoberts Mary
Nl:Donald Robert MtWilliams Daniel
Nl'Devitt Wm MX:I/teen Sarah Ann
M'Fadden Thomas L 2 ArQueen William
M'Glenn J NI - Mullen Mary
Newton William
Newhall .1-1 0 mr
Neeley Jaynes in
Needham Michael
Nelson Nithaniel
Nicholls 0 W
Obey William
O'Brien Thomas
O'Donald Candy
Ody mrs
Odeil Charlotto miss
Padelford Harry Maj Peterson L& P
Pagin Lewis Pettit M S
Page.G A Petrie Alexander
- Page Joseph Pend David
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Palmer Robert Phillips Eliz'h miss 2
Palmer Henry Phillips Jonathan
Painter Joseph H Phillips W B 2
Patton John - Piper:Lucinda.)3 mrs .
Patrick %Vat 2 Piper Susan mrs
Payne Jane miss ' Plummer James -
Parke George Porter Roberts 2
Patterson J & A Porter -11 0
Patterson Welsh ' Porter Catharine miss
Patterson J W 2 Potter James jr •
Patterson Margaret nos Poindexter Win
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Patterson Thomas Pratt Jan/C.3
Patterson Robert Pryor Richard
Patterson NV SDr Price Joshua V •
Patterson W D - Pringle Thomas 2
Pearson Lucinda mrs Pringle James
Pearson Robert T Prenter Jam es
Pearson
Porkay Mary Jane miss
Pell Charles Purdy W 1)
Pell Moreland 2
Quinn Wm Paul
Quinlin Wm
Ramsey Thomas Rideont Upton
Rankin Archibald RidEnnt Wm
Ray John W Rev Riddel Mary mrs
Raymond Thomas E Riddel Wm
Rees Isaac 2 Riddel Susan miss
Riegle Abraham Rishell David Rev 3
Rem ley Charles 1) Roach & Long .
Reno Francis Roberts John P
Rhodes Bugal Roberts Thomas
Rhey John Rockefeller Marg't mrs
Reed A Dr Rockwell P
Reed lll.ry mrs Ronnick Wm
Reed James Rooney Ann Jane mrs
Reed J B • Roney John . .
Rice Thomas CI Rev Ross Henry
Richxls George Rogers Bridget
Richards Viney mrs Rogers Joseph
Richardson Janes Rogers Wm
Richardson James 5 Rogers Patrick •
Richardson Joshua Robinson Oliver A
Richardson W C B Rudy James
Ridgeway J Rupp Susan F miss
Ridgeway Thomas 2 ,
St James A Smith James
Semple Eliza mrs ' Smith Henry
Sandler John Smith Eneas
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Sanderson Mary J miss Smith S Mervin
Scott Matilda J miss 2 Smith Ann mrs
Scott J M
Smith Mary Ann mrs
Scott James S
Sooy l s
Scott Elizabeth mrs Snodgrass James
Scott Alexaneer
Snyder John (carpenter)
Scanline Matthew
Snyder Benjamin
Scopield J W
Snyder George W
Sedge Alexander
Spooner S
Sellers John
Shane e N c. "
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Shaw William
Shaw J W
Shaw Mary
mrs - Sproul James
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Staunton William
Ataunton W F
%tallies C
Sherwood John
Sterdman F W
Sheckels C mrs ' Steen John-
Sheckels Ezekiel 13 Stephens Maria
Shimp W R
Shook Henry Stewart Peter
Slunk Christian Stewart Eleanor mrs
Sickman Margaret
Smithery John Stephens James
Stewart James L -
Stewart Marth miss
Smith Benjamin Stewart James MK:ee
Smith David 1 Stewart & Hall
Smith Matthew ' l r„ Stillwell William
Smith 'ES N Stacking Sophia
i Smith W C Sturgis James
i Smith Robert Swails P
Smith D J L Swartrout Anna miss
Smith W Sweeny M & T
Smith D J L Sweetman Jane mrs
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Taylor Thomas Thornburg Charles
Taylor Wm H Tindle Robert M
Taylor James 2 Tomer Mary Ann
Taylor Martha miss Tomer Mary mrs
' Taylor John 2 Towusend Albert
Taylor Mary mrs . -Tracy Jamei .
Taylor L L Col Trume John
Tasker J H Tryon Hosmer a 2
I Thompson James Dr 2 Tucker John I)
!Thompson Joseph Turner R.
1 Ternan Ann miss Turner Ruth miss
Teeters Richard Tuttle Martha.E miss
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UpiiegratT mrs
Upton Levi T
Van Nansdall Nancy missV W
an Tamil Rebecca miss
Wait Calvin jr Williams. Henry
Wade Patrick Williams Robert H
Walters Wm S 2 Williams Charles
Ward Win Capt Williams.. David Rev
Ward Thomas B Wilson W P
Ward John Wilson Samuel
WamerE Dr Wilson John Y 2
Waughter F A Wilson Robert
Watson Peter S Wilson Thomas R
Watson Lilley miss Wilson Hugh S
Watsons Edward A Wilson EH G miss
Watkins Thomas Wilson Victor F 2
Waters Clement R Wilson Adam I\l
Welsh John . Wilson James F
Westroelt Randle Wilson J
Webb Elizabeth Wilson Eliza mrs
Wells Sarah J miss Wilson James
Werst George Wickersham James
Wells James Winders Joseph
Whitten Samuel Williamson Ann E mrs
Whitcsides Robert 2 Woodside John
Whitten T Wynkoop NI 13
White Wm Wright kj F •
Williams B P
Young William
Nicholls Jane E mrs
• Nicholson Francis
Nobbs Joshia
Noland John
Noland J
Norris James
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Orr James
Orrysby mr
Orton James S
O'Leary Jeremiah
Quinette Francis
Underhill Wm
Yarnell David
INITIALS
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Mrs M E
C. IWKIBBIN, P. AI
July I, 1847
MASONIC NOTICE.
.4fg,10 0 ,
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A stated meeting of Franklin Lodge, No, 221,
A, Y. Masons, will be held in the Hall, corner of
3d and Wood streets, this (Thursday) evening,
ly let, A. D., 1817, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
''- Resident and transient brethren are invited to
attend. By older of the W. M.
L J. ASHBRIDGE, Secretary.
J .
usT RIVED, AT M. A. MINEIVS—A n REC E IVED,
unusual large stock of Books, both new and old,
especially that our assortment shall be complete for
the Fourth of July. Tho following comprise an
item
Joseph Rusebrook, or the Vreacher, by Captain
hlaryatt, R. N.
The Life and Adventures of John A. Murrell, the
Great Western Land Pirate, with 22 elegant engrav-
trigs:
The Sea Serpent, or the Queen of the Coral.
Cave: by B. Barker, Esq.
Zannrie, an interesting work by Sir E. L. Bulwer.
The Estray, a collection of Poems, by Longfellow.
Columbian Magazine for July.
Graham's CI tt
National " " "
Godcy's Ladys , Bonk "
Bombey and Son, No. D.
Six Lectures on the Uses ofthe Lungs, and causes,
prevention and cure of Consumption, asthma and
diseases of the Heart, with 28 illustrations; by Sam
uel Sheldon Fitch, A. M.
Modern Chivalry, by IL If. Brackenridge, M. D.,
fresh supply.
Quarter Race in Kentucky, fresh supply.
Kitty's Relations, by Miss E. Leslie fresh "
supply,-
Charles O'Malley, by Charles. Lever,
Buff and Blue, or the Privateers of the Revolution,
fresh supply.
Also, a variety or Amusement Cards, for Ladies
and Gentlemen—exceediegly ,intereiting—nmong
them a New Game, entitled The'Contest of Nations,
or Old Games with New Faces,: All 'the Pictorial
Papers for the Fourth of July, in large and small
quantities.' For sale at the Literary Emport.dfrm
ium,
Smithfield st., 3d door from Second. jyl-4
Regular Packet for Saint Louis.
ikaigt THE now and splendid fast running
Passenger Packet, ST. ANTHONY, J. C.
MAY, Master, will leave for the above and interme
diate ports, on Thursday, the Ist July, at 4m'clock,
P. M.
For'freigbt or passage, baying superior accommo•
dationsy apply on board, or to Geo. ir. la Utenb ul ergr,
Ageut. i
. .
c,. ~u~ 5 ......::e -...:,~iCi 0-
_. --~~
.
barge, and. - rtaslitive Salo
OF .4.irEnNtiWA.RE AND CHINA,
Of the latest and most beautiful patterns,)
AT AUCTION—BY JAMES M'KENNA,.
On'a liberal Credit for certain amounts.
.. .
ON Thursday, July Bth, 1847, at half past ' 9
tb*-
clock, A.M., will positively be sold, , ,without
resefve, at the Forwarding Warehouse of Messrs:
WALLINGFORD & CO., Liberty st., aboVe Wan,
near.the Canal Basin, on a liberal Credit, for certain
sums which will be made known at the time of sale,
the largest and most beautiful assorted lot of China
and Queensware ever offered at public sale, in the
city, comprising in part the following, viz
Blue Canton ware flowing blue and dark blue, print.
ed various patterns.
Light blue, and white Granite, tea, dinner, breakfast
and chamber setts.
Blue edge dishes and plates, different sizes and
shapes.
1 white French China dinner,sett, and covered dish-.
es, French Chinn cups and saucers, gilt and white:
Painted China, cups and saucers and plates.
Bourbon spring Granite dishes, tea and breakfaat
setts, with a gr,eat .variety of common pitchers,
bowls and plates, Brittania tea setts, French and
German ornaments, etc. etc.
Wholesale and retail dealers are invited, and, they
will find it to their advantage to attend to the above
sale ,an the agent is determined to close the Lot
without any reservation whatever, to the highest
and best bidders. The articles can be seen any
time previous to sale.
jy 1-td JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r.
European and American Agency.
PUP. European Agent has again arrived in Ameri•
ca, and xvill leave Pittsburgh at the usual time,
in September, and sail &tisk New York the Ist of Oc-
tuber next, on a Twractv ausisr Ica, through Eng-I
land, Ireland, Scotland, &c., returning to America l
in 1835. Money remittances for large or small sums,,
promptly made to all parts of Great Britain and. Ire- t
land : legacies, debts, rents, real estate, and claims
collected and recovered ; copies of wilts, deeds and
documents premixed ;_ searches of all kinds made,
&c. The references hcietofore published with in
numerable others, can be given. Apply personally,l
or address, (post paid,) •
U. KEENAN, Agent and
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Pittsburgh.
Mr. K. will be abseat from Pittsburgh on business;
during the greater part of August. JAMES MAT will
xttend to all his business in his absence. jyl
,
_ _
Newly invented Patent Block Spr
Truss, • i
FOR the immediate relief and:permanenticure of
Hernia and Rapture. (Suited to all sizes)—
The superior claims of this Truss consist in the com
parative ease with which it may be worn. The pad
of wood being neatly balanced on springs, yields to 1
the pressure of any part oflit, and thoroughly adapts 1
itself to any movement made by the wearer. It can ,
be worn without intermission, until a cure' is effected.
The subscribers have made arrangements for the
manufacture of these valuable_Trusses,in a superior
' style, in Philadelphia, and have them now for sale
st their office, No. 77, Smithfield street, neartlSitith,
Pittsburgh.GEOßGE WATT.-
jy I 'D. W. KAUFFMAN.
A CARD
T AVING made arrangementi with the most ex.•
tensivc Importing House in New York, some
time back, for my supply of pure Wines and Liquors,
and who are the sole agents of the following houses
in Europe and the Island, of Madeira: of" Otard,
Dupuy & Co." "Hennessy," "Sazrac," "J.J. Du
puy &.Co." and "A. Seignettc Brandies; " (Ailey
Weber fir Forresters of Oporto," Ferrester,Weber
4.Offley of Xeres," "Lyrnington &Co" of Madeira,
"Cruse & Hirshfieldls Claret, " Jacvisson &
Champaigne Wines." They haYe kindly, consented
for me to use their name if necessary teshavi that I
have received and am receiving a large supply i of the
above Brands of Wines and Liquors, NV efi ain
prepared to sell in a pure state to those Who want,
at fair prices. Thankful to myfriends and the pub
lic fur past favors, I hope' o meet a continuance of
their patronage by strict attention to
M business.
P. C. A.RTIN,
• • I corner of Smithfield and Front sts.
Itrandy In Wood nud Glass.
- IA IIALF pipes pale and dark
Brandy, :.
Vintage of 1835,----
6 Qr. 6, " CI "• 1837:
30 doz Bottles " cc " 1838- 6 40.
Consisting of the following celebrated Brande:'
"Otard," "Pinot Castifion,,,.lS,.?terac;,, and A.
Seignette Brandies,” warranted pure from under
Custom House locks, in, New York, and Shipped
here by the importers, for sale in .quantities to suit,
by, -
Y. C. MARTIN
v 1 cnnter of Sthithlield and Front sts..
-----
PRIME BEF.F ,
FOrt THE FOURTH. OF - JMLY DINNERS. --
PENNSII.i,ANLA. AGAMST TIM WORLD.
TO pricao young Steers, five years old, will be
slaughtered on FRIDAY,2ndJULY, by Charles
Kent, and exposed for sale at his stall in the Diamond
Market House. The steers weigh 2300 pOund each;
and the proprietor: flatters I iinself that the beef will
be found equal, if not superior to any ever offered
in this market. He was determined 'that his custo
mers should have the best for their Independencedin
ners—and has bought these steers 'for that especial
purpose.
The Beef will be for sale On Saturday morning
Stall. No. 19 Diamond Market House, Pi KENT. ttsburgh. -
ANDREW GRAB AM.
ju•301:
11111 E Stock holders in the Coal lii and Upper
j_ St. Clair Turnpike. Road Company, are reques
tea to pay over to J. NPLoney, Treasurer for said
Company, five dollars on each share of Stock
scribed by them, on or before the first day of Sep
tember next, and the like sum every sixty days,
until their eubscription is paid off.
S
J. EPY, President.
WI
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School Boßks.
ri ORB'S Series of Readcrs,lsi,s. 1,2, 3, 4 and 5.
V Eclectic 4. 4. "1,2, 3, 4 and S.
Sanders' . 4 4, " 1,2, 3 and 4.
Emerson's 4, " " 1,2, 3 and 4.
Eclectic, Emerson's, Smith's, and. Coleman's
Arithmetics.
Mitchell's, Onley's, Smith's and Goodrich's Ge
ographies, &c.
The above valuable Books, together with a large
assortment of Classical works, for sale very low, at
Wholesale and Retail.
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
Market, between 3d and 4th sts.
jyl
getter, Writing, and Blank Books.
ALARGE assortment of Letter and Writing Pa,
per and Blank Iltioks, full and half bound, of
all Bizet!, for Bale at the Bookstore of
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, •
iv I Market at. bet 3d and 4th. '
MENNANT , S GLASGOW 'AVE Just receive
and for sale by the bottle f:a. dozen, by
JACC. I II WEAVER,
16 Market at., cor Front.
Ct UGARS,
0 4 Boxes Loaf Sugar—small loates ; .
" Havana, white, on consignment, and wil
be sold low, to close. For sale by
JACOB WEAVER,
16 Market st. cor Front.
S&MANES-11n imported article; for sale by the
case, dozen, tin or half tin• afreduced prices, by
JACOB WEAVER,
• •• 10 Market st. car Front.
SALAD OIL: 10 Baskets—A:Jig:l°es &Caine
chippers—a late importation, for sale by baske
or bottle, by . JACOB . 'WEAVER,
jyl 16 Market et., ear of Front.:
Wiaos,pdquors, and 11.dclucirtrin
F every variety .and price, Foraigit and Domes
tic, for sale by JACOB WEA o VER r ,
• .D.larket st. Front.
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WANTED --Places for several sales men, book,
keepers, school masters, and boys in .stores
or to good trades. Wanted to borrow, on sound
good security x awl for some time, -- several stuns of
money. All kinds of Agencies promptly attended
to for moderate charges. Persons having, Houses,
Farms, or Rooms to Rent, can record or rent the
same through in/ office, for very moderate charges.
Please apply at
ISAAC HARRIS> Agency'
jy I-4t and Intel. Office, dth st. pear Wood.
FOURTH OF JULY,.PRESENTS AND BOOKS
, . AT AUCTION.
T hicKeuise.'.ier "nation rooms, No. 114 Wood at:
Athird door frea,sto, con3mencing:this evening,
Thursday,, July -,la£,?-atiarly gas light, and continuing
Friday. and Saturday evening at the same houi,a large
and extensive assortmenroMiscellaneOus and The
°logical Books, a grearpait of-which- ar lescarce and
valuable. Also, a lot oftoys,. puzzlesand arOusing
games. Gold Pens. 1 Gold Patent Lever Watch.
, JAMES MCKENNA
Auctioneert
""f -- fver Literary Depot -
S. CALDWELL would respectfully inform
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„ the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that
he has taken a room on the second floor - of thie:Pest
Office building, Third street, and has constantly on
hand and for sale a coniplete assortment
music, lithographs; &c,,
flaying connection. With.publishers in the eastern
'cities and prompt and 'efficient agents, W. S.C. will:
be-able to furnish dastomenrwith.hew books, Maga
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sines ace., as soon as publishefl.
The reading community are invited to call and ex
amine. . - , )yl-4t.
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STOP THAT HORSE—S3O.. REVirARD.
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A MAN - who Called himself John Gardner, came
to the Livery stable of the subscriber, on Front
street; on Wednesday morning last, June 23d, and
hired a horse and saddle for half a day, stating that
he wished to ride out_a few milesbeyond East Liberty
and that he would totem by the middle of the 'day.
Since thew! have not heard of the man,or the horse,
and must conclude that Gardner does not intend to
act laic part of an honest than. The horim is a brown
bay, about:l2 years old, and a.natural racker. I will
pay $3O to any person who will.return said horse to
me in good order. (jc3o-3t) JAMES READY'
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tires alie Frame riatTloB. , , .
A
SPLENDID assortment of Itesewood.and
Ma
hoginy dread action Pianos, witftetalie frame,
Just finished and for salb. /Ilse, two splendid Aose
wood Pianos, with Coleman's celebrated Molood
attachment, finiShed in the most modern style, for
sale by , je3o F. BLUME, 112 Wood 4.
AgOGANY .Alll/ ROSFAVOOD VENEERS and
CHAIR PLANK---A larde assortment received
and for salt. Also, 151 lbs. Cane for . Chair seats,
just ree , d and for sale at .300 BLUME'S- •
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J. If ..111. , Lowryi .. ' :
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ATTORNEY .AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
rIFFICE in BaliewelPs Buildings en Grant street -
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BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER. ~ . ' -- •
•.ouvit-EAST column OF WOOD AND
. : Firm STREETS.
/AN Thursday morning thelst inst., at 10 o'clock,
k.f at the Commeteial - sales Boogie, cor. of Wood
and sth sts., will be sold, without reserve, 1,.0 cliisei, .. -
a concern, an extensive - assortixtent of seasonable . -, - -
dry goods, fkc., groceries, queensware and furniture.,
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 5 half chests', young hyion , • .
tea; 25 lbs. spanislc indigo r_ .f... , tierces rice ; 200 lbs. -
' bacon hams ; wrapping paper`; band boxes ; match
les • grass scythes ; shovels ; grates ; ,cooking Stove; - -
and Wagon . boxes. A tit:entity of; queensware ;
glassware, mantle ornaments; mantle-lamps, a •
general Assortment of household and kitchen furni-
tare ' • mantle Clocks; leather beds; bedding ; Win.%
dow blinds, Bc. '
At S o'clock. - P. M., . a general assortment of find ~ .
table and poel:ct cutlery; pocket pistols; handsome
. waiters; musical instruments ; new and second hand '
' watches. • "A qtiantity of screws, files i; , rasps ; latch.
es ; and other haidware ; boots ; shoes ; umbrellas;
parasols - ; ready made clothing, &c. je29
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Second hand Buggy , at Auction.
- BY JAMES 51 , KENNA,.
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A T the. Auction Rooms, go. 114 Wood st., thrUe
A Ist ut
doors from sth, 013 Thursday nest, July
2 o'clock, P. M., will be Sold one Second , heed Bug.;
gy, with iron azletrees and leather top.
Jen JAMES WEENICA, Amore:.
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4b.sallgneels Sale
Of a Retail Dry Goods Store at ..daction;"
JAMES 'DI'KENNA,
qlO-MORILOW, Thuisdal July tat, at it) O'clock;
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A. M, will be sold, by order of Assignees, the_
entire stock of a Fancy Retail Dry'Goods Store, com-;•
priring in part : ,
Barege shawls;' mous de lane' do; French silk And
baregc scarfs; Swiss, milli, and book muslinq Vic
toria lawns; ginghrm do; 12-4 counterpanes; French
linen bordered towels; figured and extra fine do 4,
damask table cloths; a largejot of crash; plaid pan
taloon stuffs; West' end do; slk and cotton -hdkfs.;:
Lady's silk cravats; do extra rich satin figured; New -
Castle bed tickingrArnericah; English, and French
'prints; 4-4 lawns; bleached and brown muslins,and
drillings; cloth, cassimeies and cassinetts; patent
thread, spool cotton and sewing silk; silk pocket
hdkfs. and cravats - '
'fancy, ginghdru and Madrass
cravats, cotton hdkfs. and shawls '
mariner's shirting;
vesting; hosiery; bombailue and satin stocks; cot-'-
tonnide parasols, sunshades and Umbrellas; wiper
fine Irish linen; edgings, laces and ribbons; jeans; ;
buttons and trimmings, American pins; ernollent..
vegetable shaving soap, ;a superior. article; fancy
purses; a lot of clothing; a large lot of-..boots and
shoes, viz,: men's boots, women's fine slippers and.
shoes; men's pumps, brogans and Munres; youth's'
and boys Munroesund brogans; Misses shoes and
slippers, &c &c. Terms cash, par funds.
The Goods are no w ready : or examination.
je3o JAMES f M'KENNA,
E Stockholders of the Farmer's Deposit Bank
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T' of Pittsburgh, intend Making applicaticin to the •
next Legislature for such alteration of their charter
as willgive them Banking privileges; or, if deemed" .
expedient, will ask to be, incorporated as" anewßank, BY o:der 'B
theoard orpirectors.
. 'e3o-law6m TIIDIIPSON BELL, Cashier. •
- -TO Let. ' • •
A :LARGE Room or part of-i house to Rent, in
. 11. a pleasant part of the city; itossession given
immediately. For particulars enquire at this office:
The Conquest of Peru
- A- ND MORE NEW BOOKS, AT MORSE'S; No.
85T5urth street..• , .
The Conquest of Peru, with a preliminary vie* .of , .
the civilization of the Incas, by Wm. 11. Prescott,
corresponding member of the Trench institute of the -
Reyal Academy of hiatory at Madrid. . ,
Harpers' New York Clues Book, - arranged as a:.,
reading book for schools, by Wm. Russel, professor
of Elocution. - - •
The Sketch Book of Fashion, by Mrs:C. F. , Gpre, _
author ofthe days of Charles 11, Mithers and Dough
iers, Peers and Pal.yenus. - . .
Boy's Summer Rook, descriptive ofthe season
nery, rural life ant Country amusements, by Thomas..
Millar, authcr Sketches, B.m.
Pictoral History of Eriglaudj No 25. • -
The shovel:looks are just received, and for sale it
MORSE'S Literary Depot, 65 Fourth st. - jeBo
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam -
Wontrutr Scrrmiska , 18,`1844. •
Nlbi c r li th ia. whi s ch con afiii e l
ne vi d til to i gr b o ad vr c i ,° v u ot e till e i the
year IS4O, when ;66 was six years old.' At this time
we had given her over. had written to my friends
that 1 thought sheould notrecover. She had taken
various medicines under the direction ofaphysieihn,
with, no great benefit. Devitt beard that the Vege
table pulmonary Balsam - had been recommended in
anothercase by a diitingUiehed physician of Boston, '
1 was induced to purchase i'bettle. The good ef
theta were immediate en tiling it. Her ,"recovery .
was speedy, and I attribute the preservation of her
life to the use of this valhahle'preparation.
JOSEPH. BYRON.
Sold 'Wholesale and Retail; by . A
11: A. FAHNESTOCK -tr. C0., 1
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corner of Ist and Wood, also dor Wood and 6th stet:
ASTONISHING EXPERIMENTS.
PROF. LOOMIS and J. IL GLUON, of Philadelphia,.
will lecture this (Wednesday) evening, at 8 •
clock, at the ODEON,onPathctism and Clairvoyance.
They will introduce Miss MARTHA, whose oxperir
meets have recently. astonished 'the inhabitants of
the eastern cities. This young lady -possesses the
power, when in the magnetic state, - of reading with
her eyes perfectly bandaged ,=; of teling
. the time by
watches; describing objects, colors , 'Many
other experithents, no less remarkable, will also. be
exhibited. Admittance 2.5 cents. -
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Lake Superior.
ATRUE description of the TAis Stiperiot Conn.
try, its Risers, Coasts, BaYs;lfarbors, Islands,.
and Commerce, wittillaygeldPs Abe, a Mi—
nute. account of the Copper ISEini and working
Companies with a.map of the lilineral".te&iona,-&e&c. ,
By'JOhn. St. Jose. '
For sale by - 11:S. BOSWORTH:
. 43 Market st
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fIP.HE Art of Painting;
Junius , -Loners
Philosophy of Unbelief . ;
Stilling ,0111 F,anaticism ;,
• Hill's Village Dialogues;
Memoirs of Madame Lafarge;_
Mahen!s Field Fortifications,-
IL BOSWORTH & Co '. : :
je 3o ' ' 43 Market'st ,
S TiltiaT.:77so : Boxes -" Caxton*s~trbest fancy
Starch; for salehv
535117,1 Ri sma.Ant,
. 55 Wood , st.
TIRIED PEACHES TOO bushels, just received
_KJ and for tale,bj ppm & SINCLAIR, -
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Proserre or Pickle Jars.
DOZ Glass quart Jars, on hand and for sale at
.5- kr the Wine Storolof JACOB WEAVER,•
je3o - 16 Market at. nor. Front.
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nn FEET (Lineal 3) afloat anctfor sale, .• •
20vv • L. WILMARTH.
ARD OIL-11 Barrels No 1 j 'jdst Iscsived an
I : 4 - tor Salo by .-
. ° A FAIINRSTOCK 4. Co., -''
Corner of First and Wood st.
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NUTS : Bbls Shelled—Almonds; •
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I Bale'Filo'erts; , , •
5 :
" B Walnuts;
1 cc Cream Nuts • 4 ••.. -,;•
For seri by,, yiriLumas - & Co.,
:ein' • .11El Wood sI.
DRIED'AP ? I,E,Ssind PEACHES, in. store and . for'
ialp by je3 JII9. F. FERRY.
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