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..The triumphal procession of this immense es.
tablishment, headed by Kendall's Brass Band,
kill
be made this morning throUgh the Principal Streets,
Of which the route will be found id eh advertise
"merit in another column. Of 'course the avenues,
rill be thronged, and wi advise Pedes
trians, who have not the humour to be jostled by
the crowd, or the time to be detained, to seek less
freqUented streets intheir journeyings about the
city. The unparalelled superiority of the Band of
music, and the interest universally felt to hear the
Magic. Bugler, EDWARD KZSisextr.:aside from the
extent and splendor of the LuggagE Vans, would
base a tendency, to Make this entree watched with
greater interest thani any that has pTeeeded. it. A
new. Pavilion, upon the same plan as that which
received so much praise ontbeir route, shipped
to this city from New York this week, in anticipa
tion:uf,the countless numbers who are expected to
be . covered by it, will be erected.
• AIIIIEST ors Tutcr.—On" Wednesday night
last, Mr. Murdick, of the Burnt District Hotel,
was robbed of a pocket hook containing $4l in
lank notes, and a number of valuable papers. He
went out to put up a horse, and left a man
named Dougherty in the bar room. Id the morn
ing he missed the pocket book and contents which
he had left in his vest pocket. He at once suspected
Dougherty, informed the police, and engaged of.
ricers Hague and Patterson to go in search of him.
YeSterday, about 10 o'clohk, they found him in
Lawrineeville, at a publiclouse. He was arrest.
ed, brought to the city,•and examined betbre
Steele Twenty-two dollars of the money was iden
tified. ~ He bad in his possession about the amount
-lost by Mr. Burdick; Twenty-five dollars in
counterfeit mor.ev, on the Lafayette bank of Cin
-cinnati, Was also found. It is supposed that he
is either a counterfeiter, (as well as a thief,) or bas
connection with a band of counterfeiters—as an
alphabet, used by the professiop, was found upon
him,
. Dougherty is from Beaver count!, a man about
middle aged: and not very well dressed. He has
_no 'family. -He is now in jail, awaiting his trial at
-the next term of the Court.
3jr. Alunfick did not get his pocket-book, which
contained valuable receipts, &c. Dougherty, it is
supposed; threw it aWay, or otherwise concealed it.
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p;Hardly a night passes but some intellectual
f!.nad is served up in the Diamond, to admiring,
laughing, boisterous congregations. There are
meetings for reform; and conservative gatherings.
There are religious, social, and political speeches
to be heard on almost every night. There is a great
deal of truth, amid considerable humbug, given out
by speakers and propagandists of the respective
Parties that meet in the aforesaid locality ! The
exact amount of good that may be done, we can
not estimate, but dam say there will be some; for
there is good in every thing.
We hope the Police may continue to protect
the Market House meetings. On this side of the
river there has yet been no annoyance of any ac
count; but the scenes of Allegheny may be en
acted here.
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Tun JOURNETNEN CAILPENTETIS turned out in
procession yesterday ; and paraded through the
principal streets of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. We ,
understand .that they organized in Allegheny,
where a number of speeches were delivered by
members of the craft. There were about 270 in
the procession. They hail a band of music, with
a banner; on which was inscribed--P-Sn advance of
25 rents per day from the lit of lily."
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Flynt &imam. AOAIX.-A long and interesting
communication, on the subject of the Fifth Street
Grade, should have appeared to-day, but a press of
matter that has been on hands for some time, has
Made it convenient for us to postpone its insertion
till to-morrow. We bespeak for it a careful peru
eil from both sides. It is in reply to an "Old
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Mouse has sent us " An examination of the
cases of the Rev. John N. Moffatt, and Rev. John
C Greene; and the proceedings of the Bishops
and Conference of the M. E. Church at New York
against them : by a gentleman of the bar." Also,
No. 12 of the Minor Drama,—being "The Bar
rack Roone," a musical Burletta, by Thomas
Haynes Bayley. kie tors bath works for sale at
No. St, Fourth street •
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ley is still raging. What Councils intend to do
we:know not; but they must do something short
ly;or hear thunder.
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PORTILAIT OF GEN. TAIL - LIM—We are indebt
ed Ro Wrn. S. Caldwell, Third street, for a very
well executed lithographic portrait of Gen. Tay
lor. It is beautifully colored, and is said to be - an
excellent likeness of the old hero. Mr. C. has a
few more on hand. ,
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p Capt. George W. Irwin, welearn, will Cam
mence running a Steam Terry Boat, on Saturday,
the 3d day of July, from; the Hand street Bridge,
to Sbarpsburgh, touching at Lawrenceville, Alle
gheny Cemetery and Pine Creek.
Fon MEXlCo.—Alpoqt a dozen stout Looking
Men were shipped from the rendezvous yesterday,
on .a steamer bound for ;Mexico. The recruiting
officers find it rattier ditficrat to raise 601tliers at
this time. •
NEW PERIODICAL 07F/CE.....Mr...W1T1. S. Cala
well has opened an office, in the second story of
Post Office Buildings, for the sale of new and cheap
publications. He has an excellent stock on hand.
LIFE AND ADVENTUII6B OR JOHN A. Mantilla,
is a very interesting work to those who de
light in reading of "hair breadth 'scapes,"' and
wild. adventures. It is for sale at the office of
Wm. S. Caldwell, Post Office Buildings.
EAGLE SALoos.,-We call attention to the ad
vertisement of Andrews, in another column. It
will be observed that he makes every sacrifice to
please his friends ; and should they not unite heart
ily in his support?
'THEATRE—Lehman& again to-night. Wbo will
not:ol
C I -Lieut. Wm. J. Anknm is shortly expected
home.
irrA large lot of dry.goods will be gold at W..
Xenna's 'notion this day, at 10 o'clock, A. M., by
or&or of assignees, and at 2 o'clock, 1 boggy, and
1 mabogany counter. .
The Wheeling. .Blair.—An impression prevails
in Wheeling, that hlarshal Shaleross of thateity,
engaged the police of our cities to aid him in the
pursuit of the scoundrels stile perpetrated the late
outrage in that city. - This is incorrect, Neither
the 4egular or-independent -police of our city, nor
the city officers of Allegheny, so far as we can
linen, were engaged in the matter, or there would
doubtless, have been other arrests made in the case
[Dispatch.
New fact in History.—Knapp says that he knew
Shakespealu ell, when .he -lived iniPennsylvania;
anl that h:s name was not Shakespear, but Speare,
—tht he afterwards moved into the State -- of
Michigan—caught the Fever - and Ague, 'and was
. ever afteiwards nick•named Shake-Speen.
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ENAINING in the Post - Offic6; at Pittsburgh,
n,July Ist, 1841. Persons calling for letters
.chose names are on this List , will please say they
3re advertised.
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Adams Ann Eliza Anderson Miry
Agnew Ale/tandst . Anderson- nits
Arid , Jobn - Anderson Martha
Adams Jane . Angel Thomas
Adnits Matthew Anderson :S
Abernatlas Isabella A Andarson Joseph 2
Addams Eliza 2 Andeimon William
Alexander 'John Anderson Bridget
Allender Eriaa . -Archer Clement
Allan W. H. Arnold Daniel
Alien Ruth Arinatrong James
Allen Justice 2 Atkins Thomas H
Alexander James D. $ Aull ;James
Accent H
Band W 3l Capt
Baker W R
Banks John
Bancroft Harvby
Baker C H
Baird Thomas
Baab George
Bailey Henry
Barber David R
Barry Jonathan
Bartlett Fanny
Barrett Martin
Eames Maria mrs
Barclay William
Barnett Michael
Bartin J
Beel Robert B
Bell James
Beel L G Rev
Berger George
Bennett William
Bovington Alexander
Beck John
Beamer John A.
Beaven Mary
Beltzharr Wm •
Beeson Wm
Bender Mary
Bensell Charles M
Beadley Alexander
Beeshore F K
Blakeney John
Biddle H M
Bigger Matthew
Blaikie George D
Blessing Eliza
BlackwoOd Joseph
Bighani.Thonias
Biggs John
Blair J F
Black Joseph
Boyce Stephen
Bond Edward F
Boreland Margaret A
Botts & Cotton
Bowler Mary
Bonsell Ed ward
Boyer Laomma
Boyd S S
Cavanaugh Charles Cooper Elizabeth
Cain Danuel M Cochran John
Can, M Matthew Cochran Thomas
Callan James 2 Cockle John
Cable Joannah Coffin Elizabeth
Carr P AEI Coleman Isaac
Cabbani Jules L Collins William
Canaan John Coates Sheldon P
Calder George A Cook John H
Carson James Coleby Charles S
Carlene Elczabeth Cook M A mrs
Callan James H Co'Hui Lloyd
Cauran John M Conner George F
Carter H Cornelius Margaret A
Calhoun John Conner John II
Campbell Hugh Conner George F 2
Caldwell Susan Connelly Charles P
Campbell Robert Sr Cornwell John M
Campbell H A Cornwell John
Campbell James H Conner Martha
Campbell John T ComED&DMLoy
Campbell Rebeca Conly John
Campbell Martha Cool Sarah
Campbell Charles Conner Ann D
Caldwell Letitia Cowcn David
Chappell James Conway Stephen
Chew William Corman Robert
Cheny Thomas Canner Delight S mrs
Christy Robert A Cordell Allan
Chapin Charles L. Corry George
Churchman Sinclair Cranford John
Chadwick Thomas Crossman J M
Chamberlin B 13 Crininar. Catherine
Clark C H Creenford John
Clemert Franklin Crawford John 2
Clark James I) Craig John N
Clark James Crawford Thomas
I Clouse Isaac H Crawford John C
Clark Milton Craig Francis
Clark Matrum Crull John
Clonse John Crumbuaugh F_.' Miss
Claggett Thomas 11 Crease Henry
Clarkson James Cregan James
Clark Wm El Craumer Williaw if 2
Clark M Crosby Martin
Curtiss Edward G Craig William
Cunningham John Creighton Ma tilJa .1 miss
Dana Alfred Douglass Samuel
Davids Joseph Douglass Rachael
Daraher 0 Doyer James
Darby W W Dorsey D
Davis Sarah Douglass Frances
Davies D Dobbins Eliza N
Demmon Levi jr Doyle James
Depuy Jane Mary Douthett Jonathan
Dennison Williant Donnelly G and DJ miss
Devoten Patrick Duyle'James H
Dederer Levi Dougherty John 3
Decker Jacob Dougherty Marth sins
Desoelen Mary Drake Solomon
Decker Margaret 2 Dunwood John
Deed William Duncan Thomas M . P .
Dickey Dull James ) 3
Dillen Edwar4 Dunn John
Dickson Ja' Dugan John
Dickens David Dutcher Charles
Dress/tan Henry 'Dudley Dean
Doyle John A Dunlevy Oita
Dunkle Jonathan
Ebtwl.t Theodore k dlxott M.soander
Edwirds Thomas Rev Eldred E B
Elw ell H H
English Bern
Infix Joseph Evans Johnt
Ferguson M miss Forkum William
Fidler William Fox Richard
Flarrnegan F C 3 Fox Rosey,
Fl anneg a n J aznes Foley Widow
Fields Johu F.reelend James
Flinn Luke'
Finley John
Finch Justice
Fowler John Furlong Edward
Fowler Eliza rurs Funk & Miller
Forbes Alexander Fulton Margaret
Ford Mary
Gaiger Daniel Gibson Samna!
Gallagher John Gillman Henry B
Gallagher E miss Glass Elizabeth
Gharkey G H Capt Glass & MlCeely
Gardner Harrietta Gonld Isriel M
Gallener James Godley Angustus
Garlick Thomas Grier George
Garrett Edward Grieves George
Galbreath William. Gregg James.
Gallagher peter Grogan Catharine
Gallagher T I Gregg Elizabeth
Gallagher James Grason William
Girt Elizabeth Graham William
Giburts Henry Gray H P 2
Gibut Henry Gray David
Giffin Elizabeth Graham Amanda M
Gillespie John II Gray G W
Gibins Alfred A Graham Wm •
Gilbert Hezeiciah Graham James
Ginnane Bridget nars. Gulden William
Gilchurt George Gunning Henry
Giles James Gunn Thomas
Gilmore Isabella Gumpil Jacob 2
Gillespie JamesW Gumbert Hannah
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Hall Frederick lieckman George W
Hall John A Herron E R Mrs
Hamilton William HerrmanFlorian
Hamilton Thomas Herring William
Hamilton Mary Heckert Benjamin
Balloviil Huirp Riff 1101/0% 2
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}ten Margret
Aston William
towthan Sarah
Busier Mary
'Boyle Mary F
Boyd & Murdock
Bohn Theresee
Brown Nathan 2
Brown Henry
Brown John
Brown Thomas A
Brown William
BroWn David Rev
Brown Lebbeus
Brannegan Owen
BraufiJonath or Lavinia
Bradley William
Bradley Joseph
Brock Richard
Brannon Arthur
Brawdy Catharine
Bradley Samuel
Brophy John
Bryan James A
Bradley Emeline E
Britten H M
Brauff Rebecca
Brooks Chauncey
-Bradley James
Brinker Jacob
Brooks John W
Bnuker Lovesa
Brice Robert
Breden John jr
Brawdy Catharine
Bunner Andrew J 3
Buchanan Walter jr
Buckmaster Joseph P
Bumbaugh Isaac
Butler C S mrs 2
Burge William H
Byrne Bernard 2
Butler C
Busch Henry G
Busbheld Henry
Burkee Geo or Hannah
Burke John S
Burke John C
Butler miss
Burton Sarah
Eldred N B
F;wings Robert
Frick Joseph
Frigtet Peter E.
Fulton Charles
HarrOn Joseph Hirshfelt L" 2
Hamshire Eleiabeth. Hickenbottom Win
Hannigan William Hill Alfred 2
Ila(eriy James
... Ifigkinan Washington
Haniwy John Thomas
aftie zi a rgh C Nagle. Ed wa d
Haller Will iam ~H.ting dst:pfi •
Hani Georgo 'A. H4an Thomas
Hardy Danuel Holmes Andrew
Harrison William 2 Hollywood Bridget miss
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Hartly Henry Howser A
Harstme David W. Hoot William
Harkins David HOoper Samuel
Hazlett William Hopkins A M
Hasson Timothy Horton J
Hasbrook JHowe E
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Hatch Mary D Hughes James A
Hawkins George Hughes Mary
Hatch Daniel Hunter A mrs
Hazlett James Hughes John.
Haws James B Hutchinson Win
Hastings Joseph Hull Theodore .
Hawkins Anna Hunter Robert S
Hays John Hyde Edmond
Head Alvin Hughes Win
Henderson Margaret Hutchinson Andrew
Henderson Wellington Hunan John
Herron James Hunter Thrtmas
Huggins Minerva Hunter Metgatet
Hughes James - Humphreys Robert
Infield Levi Ingles Jariies L
Ingram Alfred P 2 Irwin J M
Irwin Sarah Irwin Alexander Todd
Irwin Rebecca Ingold John M
Irwin Mr Hon Irwin R K
Ingals Bernard
Johnson Charlotte S
JOnes Harvey
Jackson Catharine
Jackson Samuel
Jack John Jones Nelson
James Benjamin Jones James T
James Wm & Humphrey,Jones William .
Joke Patrick Jones Joseph
Johnson & Bush Jones Philander
Jones A C
Johnson Wrfil
Jones William D
Keefer Paul lierr Daniel
Kennedy Isaac Kelly W C
Karnes G %V Kindel! Joh❑
kearney Garrett t King Samuel
Kauffman Phillip King . Samuel C
Kennedy Henry Kinn John
Kennedy Jolin Klinefelter John'
Kearns Mary J King David P 2
Rater Jonathan Knox Alexander
Keller Pdter . . Kirk James
Kauffman Mary Ann Kirk Joseph
Keenan James Krewson H P
Kay Ellaridp Kulen John S & Co
Keen Lewis Konecke Margaret mien
Kendaigh Daniel Kreezkaurp Werner
Kennedy Eleanor
Kelly Michael
Lamken John Lewis Thomas & Co
Lafferty John 2 Lenham Notley
Lamb Harriett Lee Preston & M'Ginnis
Laffertg Robert Lindsey James
Latrobe 811 2 Little Absolom
Latshaw B r Linforn Thomas 2
Larkins Michrel Little John
Lazurns Abraham Little Elijah
Lane James Loften Marten
Landen ;Manuel Low Stephen
Latimore Robert, Lowry John
Leach A D Lonnergan James
Lewesh Evan Logan Joshua
Leslie R Luptin Elizabeth
Linier Frederick Lund Benjamin
Keeham Catharine A Long Catharine
Lowes Rebecca Long Leander II Rey
Lewis Thomas Lyons John
Matthews Eobert R Morgan Robert
Mason John II Moorhead James
Maleny Timothy Morris Robert
Macbeth Andrew Moss John
Matthews J S Alotritt.Georgo
Macklen John Montgomery W II
Mathar N:chulas Morgan George
Merchant :Mary Martin Robert
Maisland R S Alont"nuiery Mary
Matters Robert Moody II C
Marshall Sears Moss Thomos
Martin William Moue k john
' Nicely James Moothend Thomas T
Means Catharine Mosgruve Robert
Merriman Rebecca Morton Rachael mrs
Merrick A Moore J W
Mellon Thomas Moore W G L
Mesack David Moore Maria A
Milligan Eliza J Myers George W
Middleton Thomas Myres Edward
Miller Elizabeth Mullen Ann Cicilia
Miller Sarah Myers S
Miller W H Myers C miss
Miller Jane mrs Monday David
Mitchel Henry Murphy Maria
Miller J W Rev 2 Murphy Robert
Mitchell Joseph Murphy Dennis 2
Murphy James
M•Rride Thomas Kllarvey Mary
M'Ardle James MFeely Isaac
M•Adams Samuel NI Fadden James
ATl3eth John Nl'Guio '' in J D
M'Aleese Rose N 1 Gill James
)'Bride Thomas M intosh Jennett
M•Cullough James A ATlnosh Wm
M'Cullough Joseph 2 IWKeown Samuel
M'Carty lames ATKee Adam
M'Carty Dennis M'Kinney Daniel
M'Carthy Jobe Jlil'Kee Robett
M'Candless James Nl:Kinney Stephen A
M'CandLess Alex•r R Nnaughlin James
NrCattily Daniel t M'Clure Joseph
M'Cabe Win M . Laughlin John
lifCandless Martin APLaughlin Fanny
M'Carin John NTLain Mary
M•Clurg Angeline NTClare Junes I/
M•Calfry Patrick WLaughlin Wm
Nl•CurdyJame,s hi•Laughlin Jot,n
M•CutcheonJobn F M•Lean Wm
MCreery J M'Clain Margaret
ATCree Sarah Jane Millarin Jamea
M'Cracken James M•Laughlin ll
M'Cully J C MMair Joseph
M'Cuteheon Robert ATMannus James
M•Crum mr M'Master Thomas Dr
Nl:Connell James M•9,,ueean Mary
ATCorrnick John U NJ'Mullen David
Altotald H zir Roberts Mary
M'Donough Francis N Queen Sarah Ana
Nl•Dermott Hugh M'Queen William
M'Donnald David M•Mullen Mary
NTDonald Anderson M'Fadden Thomas L 2
M'Donald Robert Ilil*Glenn , J
' NTD.evitt Wel
Newton Williate Nicholls Jane T mrs
Newhall II 0 mr Nicholson Francis
Neelcy James m Nobbs Joshia
Needham Michael Noland John
Nelson Nathaniel Noland J
Nicholls G W 2 Norris James
0
Obey William Arr. James
O'Brien Thomas Grrysby mr
O'llonald Condy o,llol2Jamea S
Ody mrs .0 - Leary Jeremiah
Odd! Cha,riotto miss , .
Padelford Harry Maj Peterson j r.., & P .
Pagin Lewis Pettit M S
Page G A Petrie Alexander
Page Joseph . Pend David
Painter Robert Phillips Elizh. miss 2
Palmer Henry Phillips Jonathan
Painter Joseph H Phillips W B 2
Patton John Piper Lucinda 13 ims
Patrick Wm 2 Piper Susanmrs
Payne Jane miss Plummer James
Parke George Porter Robert 2
Patterson J & A Porter H G
Patterson Welsh Porter Catharine miss
Patterson J W 2 Potter James jr
Patterson Thomas Poindexter Wm
Patterson Robert Pratt James
Patterson W S Dr Pryof Richard
Patterson W D Price Joshua V
Pearson Lucinda mrs Pringle Thomas • 2
Pearson Robert T Pringle James
Pelton Lorenzo Prenter Wm
Pell Charles , Purkay Marydane miss
Peli Boreland• , 2 Partly W 1::f
Q
Quinn Wm Paul QUinetle Francis
Quintin Wm .
R
Ramsey. Thomas' Itideont 17ptoti
=i2=ll
MEMO
Rankin Archihnld: " Rideont Wm '
Ray John .W Rev. Riddel_Mary mrs
Raymond Thornas Pa Riddel Wm
Rees Isaac 1 Riddel Susan miss
Riegle Abraham litsbeil David Itev 3
Remley Charles D Ridaeli ic. LoHi., ,,
Reno Francis Ritberts John P .
Rhodes Bugal Roberts Thomas
Rhey John U.ockefeller Marg't mrs
Reed A Dr ' Rtickwell P
Reed Mary mrs Rounick Wm
Reed James Rooney Ann Jane mrs
Reed J 13 Roney John
Rice Thomas 0 Rev Ross Henry
Richards George Rogers Bridget
Richards Viney mrs Rogers Joseph
Richardson Jamds Rogers Win
Richardson James S t, Rogers Patrick
RichardsonJoshui. Rudy James
Richardson W C B Ridgeway J
Ridgeway Thomas 2
St James A. Smith James
Semple Eliza mrs Smith Henry
Sandles John Smith Eneas
Sanderson. Mary J miss Smith S Mervin
Scott Matilda J miss 2 Smith Ann mrs
Scott J M . i Smith Mary Ann mrs
Scott James S ' Sooy B S
Scott Elizabeth mrs Snodgrass James
Scott Alexanedr Snyder John (carpenter)
Scopield J W Snyder Benjamin
Sedge Alexander Snyder George W
Sellers John Spooner S
Shane Nancy miss Sproul James
Shane Catharine mrs Soiner Eire
Shaw William Stafford Henry
Shaw J W Staunton William
Shaw Mary Staunton W F
Sherwood John Stoplps C
Shrckels C mrs Sterdrnan F W
Stied:els F',iekiel B Steen John
Shimp W R Stephens Maria
Shook Henry Stephens James
Strunk Christian St4wart Eleanor mrs
Siekman Margaret Steviart James L
Smithers John Stewart Marth miss
Smith Benjamin Stewart James ME:ee
Smith David Stewart & Hall
SMith Matthew Stillwell William
Sthith E S Stdelcing Sophia
Smith W
Smith Robert
Smith D J L
SMith W1:1
Smith D J
Taylor Thornal Thornburg Charles
Taylor Wrn If `rindle Robert M
Taylor James 2 Tomer Mary Ann
Taylor : , firt-tha. miss Totter Mary mrs
Taylor John 2 Townsend Albert
Taylor Mary mrs Tracy James
Taylor L L'Cul Trume John
Tasker J H Tryon ffosmer G 2
Thompson James Dr 2 Turner R .
Thompson Joseph Turner Ruth miss
Ternan Ann miss Tuttle Martha E miss
Teeters Richard
Urderbill Wrn
Updegrair inns
Upton Levi
Van Nansdall Nancy miss Van Tassall Rebecca miss
W
Wait Calvin jr Williams Henry
Wade Patrick Williams Robert H
Walters Wm S 2 Williams Charles
Ward Wrn Capt Williams David Rev
Ward Thomas B Wilion %V P
Ward John Wilson Samuel
Warner E Dr Wilson John Y 2
Waughter F A Wilson Robert
Watson Peter S Wilson Thomas R
Watson Lille.y miss Wilson Hugh S
Watsons Edward A Wilson F. H miss
Watkins Thomas Wilson Victor F 2
Waters Clement R Wilson Adam 31
Welsh John Wilson James P
liVestroelt Randle Wilson J
Webb Elizabeth Wilion Eliza mrs
Wells Sarah J miss Wilson James
Werst George Wickersham James
Wells James, Winders Joseph
Whitten Samuel Williamson Ann E mrs
Whitesides Robert 2 Woodside John
Whitten T Wynkoop :11 11
While Win
Willimns ,13 r
Young William
INITIALS
I e B
Blis M r.
July 1, 1849
ASTONISHING EX PERI MEN'TS
1) ROI?. LOOM'S and J. . GLUON, of Philadelphia,
will lecture this (Wednesday) evening, at S o'-
clock, at the ODF,ON,on Pathetism and Clairvoyance.
They will introduce Miss M4lll 11A, whose experi
ments have recently astonished the inhabitants of
the eastern cities. This young lady iiowesses the
power, mime in the magnetic state, of reading with
her eves perfectly bandaged, of telling the time by
watches, describing objects, colors, ¢ c . Many '
other experiments, no less remarkable, will also be
exhibited. Admittance 25 cents.
2 I jeLS
Vegetable Pnlmptaary
Wescott, STPTEMER IS, Mt
M Y bi c r h o i i ld , ,.l" , a , : b ra e
o i
a y. t t l N‘c•ditilt o
a g b , a o d w c , o v9 u g r
she f wl m l the its
year 1840, when she was sir years old. At this time
we had given her over- I had written to my friends
that I thought she could not recover. She bad taken
various medicines under the directioriofa physician,
with no great benefit, Hawing heard that the Vege
table pulmonary Balsam had been recommended in
another case by a distinguished physician of Boston,
I was induced to purchase a bottle. The good ef
fects were immediate on using it. Her recovery
was speedy, and I attribute the preservation of her
life to the use of this yaluab)e preparation.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
corner of Ist and Wood, also coy Wood and 4th eta,
je3o
Lake Saperim
ATRUE description of the Lake Superior Coun
try, its Rivers, Coasts, Bays, Harbors, islands,
and Commerce, with Sayfield , s hart: Also, a mi
nute account of the Copper Mines and working
,Companies, with a map of the Mineral regions, &c.
By John It. St. Jose.
Fur sale by . H. S. ROS WORTH & Co.,
j e3O 43 Market st.
Dt3.53lXiS,.
rEIFIE Art of Painting;
Junius , Letters;
Philosophy of Unbelief;
Stilling on Fanaticism ;
INN Village Dialogues;
Memoirs of Madame Lafarge;
Mabee's Field Fortifications ;
IL MC/SWTH' & Co.,
je3o 43 Market st
TARCH 60 Bores Lawson's') best fancy
0 Starehs• for gale
je 30
DRIED PEACHES: 100 bushels, just received
and for sale by SAIITH Sj~ICI ASR,
je3o 56 Wood et.
PrOaer - lie or Ptakle Jars.
10 DOZ Glass quart Jars, on hand and for sale at
the Wine Store of JACOB IVEAVER,
je3o ,16 Market st. nor. Ficuif.
Wtrriber
2000 F E ET D.IJo (Lineal,) adoLtt tt ‘ t i lic . or
RTH
ARD OIL-41 Barrels No I . ; just received and
14 for sale by "
B. A. FAHNESTOCt AS. CO.,
je3o corner of First and Wood et.
NUTS : 2 Bbls Shelled Almonds;
b lloses
I Bale Filamtel
" Alnionasc
I 1 " E Walnuts;
1 " Cream Nuts;
For, sale by . WILLIAMS Et Co.,
je.1,0 110 Wood st.
DRIES APPLES and PEACH,E.S, in store and for
eale'by jog J.NO F. PERRY.
prows cawnsa
A A. MASON, No. ;G2 Market at., has received
A
i 29 Pieces Pew style &own Lawns. je26
ONAWLS . : A. A. MASt No 6:2 . Market et., has
just received a large assortment of rich Shawls,
comprising silt,,caahrnere, moue do laine, Canton
crepe . , bcramliaen, net, and' other Shawls;
keno '
Sturgis James
Swails P
Sweeny M & T
Swsetman Jane mrs
Wright 6 F
Yarnell David
Admission to the whole, only 25 Cent..
This Company will have the honor of performing in
Pittsburgh on . .
C. NrKIBBIN, P. M
JOSEPH BYRON
SMITH St SINCLAIR,
S 3 Wood st
EINZIS
Agent. —H. H. ITIIITBECK.
THIS MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT
The Largest and Grandest in the World
200 Persons and Horses !
The most Brilliant .1 Postval pad Concert!
Equestrian, Gymnastic and Dramatic
Entertainments, of the Highest Order
THE TRAPPINGS AND HNSINGS OF IN
COMPARABLE ELEGANCE.
The Costumes and Paraphernalia of Clas
sic Designs.
23 flciperlN Spirited. Well Trained
JONG HORSES.
33 Cerriagro of liwoweissable
Sumptssoosmoss:
40 Setts of Ilarsmooof Tram*
ocendent Splesulonr:
• MB, LEVIATHAN
DOUBLE WATER PROOF PAVILION!
Seating 4COO Persons with unparalleled
Comfort,
Brilliantly Ittuatinatith by 330 Powerful Heftee.
EMI
A PRINCELY. FORTUNE
Has been profusely lavished, and the service of
100 MECHANICS AND ARTISANS !
Of acknowledged Taste and Ir genuity, kept in
constant requisition for Five Months, in designing
and Executing the Appurtenances and Properties
of this Gigantic Scheme, in a style of Unprece.
dented Llagniflpenae, resulting in the most exquis.
ite Me , '." Gems„ and the most pail/ping
Chef ipmuvres of American Skill
TiXNP/ALL'S EBAZS BAND
15 Picked Musicians, in Lustrous Uniforms.
of a celebrity in both tiennmheres to which no ether
band aspires. led by the WORTAL EDWARD
KENDALL, whose fame as the Ra,me_,
aga nu-
M, has penetrated.every pitch, to which music
has access, at once gives toile to the pure and admi"
ruble amusements of the Monster Circus, whether in
leading the IMMENSELY EXTENDED PROCESSION in
the 00/1630N GOIMZ/11 REZMAO 01.21 itr
awakening the echoes or 010 Streew whilo /ffOriiinD
Olt LS Heltalti CAPLEIEDITZD 22%/21DiS or
tuttanicrphosing the performance into a
- scirßE:f. nicsicXLE!
not the least attractive feature In which will be due
uover to be forgotten
SOLO UPON WS BIAGIO snxr.p. BUGLE.
35 Ill'Wel/ Celebrated Lad? mid Gew•
tlemen A r tis tea,
at the acme of their profession, the most numerous
and talented troupe of performers eve: concentrated .
in one circle, viz: Messrs C.. J. Rogers, W. W.
Nichols J. W. Smith, J. McFarland, John Shindi,e
Victor Piquet, J. Blackwood, S. D. Baldwin R.
Rossiter, Dan. Emmet , E..M Dickenson, Baridan.
on Brown, Sam. Johnson, G. 0. Knapp, Alex. Rock.
well, Jos. Wiley, T. Sparks, W. Russel, J. Adams,
I'. Evens, M. Wayne,o. Thompson, Wheeler,
B. Wright, &c. &c. asters Harvey, Walters and
Piquet.—Mes , lernes Thompson Rockwell, Everts,
jinapp, Wayne, Emmet, Wright, Delaware,
lec.,ke
The long favorite clown G. 0. SNAPP, and that
brilliant Meteor in the orbit o: the Hippodrome,
ALEX. 1200XWEIX., SING of G.garESQI7ZIII3,
pronounced by acclamation, by the xesz..a AND RE.
MED of Great Britian, at the LONDON OPERA
HOUSE, to be the , clown of clowns, in the face of the
competition of ME coctunediens of Europe. In this
stupendous project, this same rigid adherence to pure
taste and refinement that is so strikingly displayed in
the chaste end beautiml outfit, and hulescribably
novel and interesting feats, will be peculiarly -ob
served hi the mirth of the comediens.
_
For the Programme of the Concert, Synopsis of the
•
Perfortmuicesaml Dramatis Person.X of the Divert
dune:its, Ballets, Comeaics,Pantomimies, Zr.e. sea
Pamphlets and Descriptive aneets.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY
duLie 2d, 3d, .sth and etn—Fcnin DAYs Olcj, v.
It:1r Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Perfoonance to com
mence at to B,P. M.
lry" There will be a grand performance on Satur
day and Tuesday afternoons, at to 3 o'clock, for
families and those who cannot attend in the evening.
trfr On Monday, the first performance. will be giv
en at 10 o'clock, A.M.
in - This company will also perform in Erie, on
Thursday, June 24th, Waterford Meadville
26th, Greenville 28th. Mercer 29th, Newcastle, 30th,
and Harmony, Thursday, July 1. je23-dtd-w
AI.L.pN lOLA Irir.a. EDWARD lIIIAM
KRIHIER & RA.IIDI,
RANIIERS AND EXCHANGE UV/K
-ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOWIESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF I?.XCHANGE,CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITS:, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood nts., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. ' my2S
WINDS AND Ligtfoiss
) JACOI3 WEAVER,l6l4jarketst.,
kil i mil corner of Front, is now receiving
1 1
....IQ— ST2.-.`
,/". j re*.3 and offers for sale at inducing pri
--.:.--z-,-_- ten the following erefonye variety
of WINES AND LIQUORS, selected by himself,
as formerly, for the firm of Svratiy & Co., in the
Eastern Cities, from first hands:
Leger Frere, Cognac-and Champagne Brandies.
J. J. Dupuy, Castillon, old Uoglery, Rastaut.
Channuyer, Pelevoisoa, A. Seignett, Otard, Du
pay & Co., and Pinet Catlllon & Co., Vintages or ,
IS3?.—embracing all the Rochelle and Bordeaux Oa- '
vors, in half Pipes, quarters, and opt yes; :Sr by
retail.
Holland Bins—Fish, Weesp Anchor;-Crosslf.,eys,
Ateliers Swan and flour OlaSs brands, neW and old
importations. •
Rums—New England, St. Croix, Antigua sod JA
maicas, some very superior.
Whiskeys—Old Scotch and Irish, Monongahela
Rye, Bourbon Co. Corn.
Wines—Madeiras, Teneriffes, Dishons; Sherries,
Sicilye, Malagas, Ports, Iced Wines, White Wines,
Muscats, Clarets, Champagnes, Ilocks,.and ,Jautep
nes, in Cases,.Dkia i3Ulq., 9,r. Casks, MIAs., Demi
john or Bottl. jone3
New Confectionery.
(Late Cana/ Boat House.)
AutsDOSSET, has )ust opened a splendid assort-
/ i meat of Confectionefy, consisting of Candies . ,
and other 'Ores/menu.. He has furnished a
fine ' Saloon, where visiters can be furnished with
rich Ice cream, &c. The public are respectfully
invited to giv him atoll, as he will be happy to
afford theiii every entertainment
Fifth Ward, neargAnal 13aiiii
Rail .11.ax4 ktittkngif-To eontrtlEot9rfi•
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad
Company, in Wellsrille, Ohio, until TO &Aloes, A.
M., of the 27th day of July, 1837, for the grading,
bridging and preparing for the superstructure of that
portion of the line between Wellsville and APQrtillr
ens mill, twenty miles. Plans and specifications
may be examined at the office of the Company at any
time from the ,17th to the 27th July. Contracts will
be let to the lowest bidders. A further letting of
that portion afthe line from NPQuilken's mill, Cross-'I
ing the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and extending to
the New Lisbon and Canton road in the direction pf
Cleveland, will take place early in September.
Dy order of the Board of Directors,
- A. G. CATLETT., Sney"..
NVelleville, June 15,1847.—Neg5. Pgt. jef9d4w
NOTICE—The Stockholders of the Pittsburgh
and Allegheny Bridge Co., for erecting a Bridge
over the Allegheny river, tram the end of Hand st.,
are hereby notified that the annual election for a
President, ten Managers, Treasurer and Secretary,.
will be held on, the first Atenday in July next, at the
Company's rosins, north dad of the Bridge, at 2 o'-
clock, P. AT. WM. ATORPAON, President,,
jelff P. k A. If. Ca.
Fair rent,
A VE4.Y commodious two stoty brick d f welifiiii
house,. on Third,. below Ferry street. kip , .
[seision.given on Ist of July next. Apply to
1e22:
,iamgs mAy.
Suntmer Stlawls:
ANOTHER. largelet:nf gummier shawls, liiiirinst
been receive:l;st Markel
sureei, comprising`,' ni(ltn.tattoiumf thoie - rieh Bois.
ing Bilk Bliglyla. ..• .
1-1 4 1 1TI;c1s 1- et I s a u 'I 4 ' llil g tZir r t:itit liitanna s;)gar, jna
received and fur aale-by
.tIiLLER. & RICK ETSON
IO Cases 'l'4llle Saltl jtiat iec'd
je29
• MILLER 4- RICiiiP;T',SON. •
LINSEED OIL 34' Darras Linseed "Oil ; just re
ceived and for sale by
• MILLER &Itickgrs6i4.,
EXTRACT LOGWOODSO caseS Sanford's ;kis
received aud Tor sale. .y. -
13. A. FAHIsiEStOCK
je3o cot of First and Wood.sts..
LOUfl SULPHUR: 1000 lbit.; jtist reettand ter
r sale by B. A. VAIIIO:STOCK,4 , CQ.,
. je3o • cornet of First and Wrecei - sts. •
.WCON-10 dioiso eat g by
SMITH,
Jll3O . 156 Wcod et.
NK— -I
• •
Harrison's Colitmbia Ink .1' :Blaak 2 Blu e' Rea
1
Scarlet ; a superior article, iu bottles of all sites.
Bird's-Black Ink. For sale by "
H: S.•ItOSIVORTIC.B:
je3o
43 :Weikel. St.
RAW WHISKEY—* barrels (Proof,) for lisle
by JACOB WP.A.V.11. 7 •
jet 9: • 'l6 I%.larkes st., tor. laront.
SLA itentvar!etych -- White
Ur Wine+ in 414 f; and wood. for salo at Winn
Store of : JACOB wEity.;
cnr. Frfr
je29 . Market st.,
Also, a very totperidt art'cle of pei*p White
Wine, id dradght, ror sale at an until ally la* price.
FRENCH WINES—Of every deseriptit4, trice
I: and quality : Mitspats,
put up in Prague, Clarets, &0 - ., - soale eightryarieties,
for sale iti origiital liackages, or otherAvi36,a4 the
Wine Store of JACOB WEAVER
je29 16 Marktrt st. Oqr. Front.
CANDIES -10 boxes Stai i
to Sterine ;
6 4 . Sperm; •
For tizle by j.I9'..WILLIAMS CO, • .
je29 110 WoOd-street
F .
nute—Act Drums Sgirra Figs;
2 barrglaZarte Currants; .
10 . boxes lif . R. Raisins;
For sate by J. D. WILLIAMStk bOi;
je29 . - 110 Woo'd street.
FISH—tS Kitte extra, No. 2 Mackarel
'
20.bosee Scaled Herring;.
Far sale by 2 /.1. WILLIAMS &pp.,.
je2g 110 Woe'd aireet
SUGAR --:2. Barrels double ieraned pulverised ;
1 . 4 64 pIIiVaTIZCII j
Cage loaf;
15 barrels assorted;
I tierce star •
10 bags
S barrels clarified
5 hogsheads N. 0. "
For sale by - 0. D. WILLIA.II{3 4 CO:,
je29
AA. MASON, has received a.large lutnfTera
e gee and Balzarinoi, Ginghaina and Gingham
Lawn% mournint firinind Lawns, embroidered
line, French Poplins, shaded and stAlied, Linen,
Gieghame, &c. , iP2B
TOW opening:at 62 Market et.; a large assort
-I_l merit or riph Open Silk?, wlliEli will Le offered.
very low; also, fie extensive adanifronfit of Wfiiie
Goods. (3e28) A. A. MASON:
, H.frivin's Letters.
JETTERS to thoglev. John Hughes, Itonarin
olic Bishop of New York. By Kirin. Price
121 cents; for sale by
. ELLIOTT & ENGLISH;
j 26 No. 5S Market it.
27 8b1,., LProof,) for sale by,
JACOB WEAVEtt;
je2G No. 16, 111arket st., corner Front.
urtmAN
Jr Wines, in Glass and Wood. For. sale at t.h6
JACOB WEAVER,
No. iG Market it., cor Front
Wine Store of
je2G
ALSO, a verpsuperier aFtiele of German White
Wine,on fur sale at an unusually lost
price. , JACOB Elt,
je26 , ‘6 . Market et.,cpr Front:
Gold PA.IIIIII.
GOT P PENS, selected of the lipst brands;
91 1
and handsomest patt,ernSi of holders and
cases. Ms?, 2 doiee Baelcgis patelit extentop pen
holder and penci • jut: received and foi aalA 4j the
lowest prices, at Pen Head Quarters,
Cornet of 4th lind Market street!?.
je 10 W. W.
.
TPREN_CIi WINES,
r Ot - every description, priOp"Oaci titialityi• Bor
deaux, Marseilles, hinseats; Om up in France,Clar
ets, 4c., some eighty varieties , for sale in original
packages or otherwi,le, at the. Wine Store ,of
JACOB WEAVER .
jetlg yo.N.ll7arket st.inor Front.
Mai - e
New Gcio
11A. MASON, 62 Mirket street, has just re !
. ceived : 75 pieces rich French Lawns, 20 pa.
French Printed Cambric, id pa. iinW styles Ging
hams, 25 ps. LiAnn Gingliaß, 7 case of Parasols
and Parasoloud; also, Shiwlp, ef4*,
Hosiery, Sunimer dull", ' .
Dry, Peptchea:
•
0 A BUSHELS Dry Peaches; for tittle low,to close
4" consignieept, by
FIM
. ...
Lassormai gegeirs.
Lanorina Segura, a. primeraiticle;
25 1 000 just received awl. fur , /Op'
th'ari u tgdy °dine eitalilisliinciii in tlie'citk, 4- cheaper'
J: WA LLISTF,V.,
j e2s* No. 25; Fifth Bt., bet. Wood - add Market.
AHOGA NY and Rosewood Veneers and priir
plank; a large
. 4.sFonferana received and far
. .
jet 6
TT ERRINOi 20 barrels i.,To Herring, for'ggle:
by
,SMiTH SINCLA#R, -
!23A0 Wood • st:.
11EA.—„I5 phepts al. H.; Tea •
F 4 , Imperial 4.0.
" F‘ .repapaixder do:
62 Catty boxes Y. H. 439:
4S " ar S4perior Y
Roxep goiicliong do.
89 , 1 2d Superior Y H do. ,
just received apd for sale by . •
je2l 9H.LLPSI
riIIILLICOTHE SOAP. —2/10 boxes Chillicothe
Soap. Juat received and for sale by
je2l !SUTLER &• lUCKETSON.
NO. SUGAR.-6shhda: N. 0; Sugar, in sture,
je2 . i MILLEA & rucx.F-Tscrit.
}JAVANA SUGAR-
40 Boatel' Aavana &own &gat
30 " White
in store, and for sale by
je2l ' .
MILLER ti RXC rXETSON.
, •
IS
ECOMPRIT CRAB' baitels, jest re
received and foi sale by
jell MILLER &. RICKETSON.
nii t cy picik kialcigave Bottles.
1 1 'VOX: assortee.cOlours. Also, 12 doe., dark,
large sip kiosks, Suit received and for sale by .
JACOB WEPtVER.,
16 Market at., bor. Front a.
CM
RELIGIOUS WORKS:
Jay's Morning and Evening Exercises
Abbott's Way to do Good;.
rr Yming Christian;
re Corner Stone;
The Eternal ;
Barnes' Notes ;-
The Great Commission;
" Great Teacher. '
Also, a fine assortment of Theelogica/, l i iteraryi
and Miscellaneous
Ac. S. 40SwoRT. 6
.43 Malice t
EMI
A LSO, two elegant Etoe l ewood Pianos, withjeOre-,
ran,'p pgant,ipalean ateligient, low forsaill,
at 1449- ZIAJAIttS, ii 2 Wiefid 81.
T Asti), ion kegs, No, f, l and oh dorieksithent;
And far elite by ; E. SELLERS.
• 0p24. 11; tibery street.
( - 3 .lINGETAMS-4.fuse fec - eived, °oneAtaee choice
tykes nod' iirrh Gingharas ;aleo, i,:p arge - yairdi
of,shotAH r0.01f,),9,yf, t 62 Maiket at.. - '
Fi y .. 2.9 , • " A. A.
,M,2):60N.
=
- •
,GEQ. cn.QHRANi
N0."1 . 6 Woc.'d it.
112 Wood st
WIIMPOWNNI/M ,l "
MEM
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,IRIVENNRYtV-A-':•:1.1 . . -RAI& ROAD comTANY.—: -
coNTRAPTORS.--Sealia pro
ppsaie.%` ‘O4, rc'ceised - mita WEDNESDAY;
July TS", h...the 'llarough of liarrisburg ; : and unfit
_d: 1
~.July 22; in the city of Pitts
hurgni at 6 - :-.1Dck,.4 . ?SI.; at the cr.rditt of the En
gincer-3,-for I‘,. g; ailing and nrasontrapprt kitecti,
miles of RentisylVailia Railroad; extendilieWeqk
front Harrisburg, and fifteen miles of said Railvol4
extending East limn Pitteburgli. - - The 'grading will
include very heavy work, and the amount efldistiniz
ry, inchiding the Piers of Abuttoente ofi to Bridge
across the Stisquelianna, three-fourths 0 1 . 11 . 11 the
length, be unusually large. Rlans and specifii
catrorra of the work can be seen at' the Engineer'q
office in each place; for ten days previous t 4 the
time appointed for receiVing the kids. Any.furthei,
infoilriatiou . eau tie hattipop application to the Vhipf
of Associate Edriiiedra •
• -
Q UMMER. STDFF lteeetve tin at 54
0 Market street; an extensive 'asiortrrent of Garai
broom, Tweeds, Erench . .Cassiuteres, Dealing, Mix
tures,Linens, Cottenades, Drillings, CotdhD9l4iegbi
, .
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eILPENING, at 62 Market iitraq: aq doz. Lapel
Gloies. and Mitts, 12 doz. Linen Gloves,2s doz,
).1k Olcives; 32. dez. Lisle Thread . pjoyeS, 12. &kiwi
light and dark' Kid do., IS doi. Cot. JO.; idio,
doz. White Cottop Hose, 9 doz. Black do.,
Colored JO., 21 . 4.z.Nyliite,and Miied,/.1.1050f
'Worked do:, Brown and fancy do. ;
e2B - A. A. tIA66II;Z:
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CFIFIE Gentlemen 9s4,ltP Parr who .borreiypd'thd
fhllowinglioliiireesTrorn the Clerk's 092ce aff It
Circuit Cciurt °rifle United States; will pleaae rotor'
them, viz .....ithSergeaut 11..irrld, Wheatotai
and 7th Peters , Circuit COurt jel7-d
•
rfivr beidtiful property,,aitnate near Mahe:Mei
er, directly opposite ,the residence of Jattteif
Aliderson - ,Elsrbi frbnting 3 'I4TP-q on Ohio Lone 'an
extending badit 300 feet to Slleffield street,. with
House and InatireVements. It Will be sold together :
or ttiyith.d
Also ;a Lot of ground, elegibly tan ted in Irwlit
street; bdtween Penn dtrebt and the Allegheny Air
erg 64 feet sinchcil in -front, by 110 fgl;,lFir depth; lq
a r 0 feet alley:
PerscitiJ whiffing to Make investmetitaireinfolini
ed that portions of that fine - property in Allegheny
and Manchesteri - ownpd by a CoMpanyin
phis, :still be offered in, the Market 'at soon as dna
necessary arrangelnenta• can be made; a/dor ishietE
due notice Nvill be given. -
Apply to GEORGE BREED,..
ie23:dirn ) , Wocid. t.
(;rater atoll, Vyugqn Bees qt 4.tiction.
/IN Alldnday afternoon, the 28th inst:, at 2 &clea t
at tne Commercial A uction 'Hoops, Corner of
Wood and sth sta., will be rnicli
42 Grates titsprted j
3,000 lbs. Wyatt dO ; --
f oven an: boiler, a 63 eiuidry other castings
je26 - JOHN D. LASlSi,Auct , r.
(American copy:) , . .
Pgait Cutlery
• •4•
OERS 2 CdOgress KnilieS; •
111.1 1,2 and 3 blade do
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14osteuboltns"Pen lfnives, asiotted . '
Rogers , - of a 'superior quality t -
ac Straps and Holies
Table Cutlery; je setts of 51 pleees,*o also lit
dozens, of best . tiality ; , . •
Steel key . Ripg 'floys; tte.i
cc:Tweeters, Clasps, & c
W.
W.
iv .
e.or 4th and garket st;
m2Oy
:New. ?Music..
MOOI93p.AIiDS Frain aver descending
Ilohbook;
When , Sorrow:binds in Gloom thy
" I would we had not met again,"', , "
Farewell song, • ' • "'
•
?Tho' to other Lands I wander, Donizethi•
Say, thou ever think' ili`f unti ..' "
My port* Harp, . §trong:
Captive Greek Girl; ‘i •
• My NOrmandy„
Songs of tficola ,Dornithdir, - Ilewittr . ,". A
Ale the links that bound us broken ?
I'm saddest when I sing, Bishop.
Geneveive, Wal
Mary " • ct
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Saxe Weirtfar; - " rr •
0 , 1
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Marrs Variationi; :
Brilliant Polonaise
Brattlebolnpgh Waltz atideeick Step,
Snow drop;'
7pps...s Grand? "
Sentimental Rode Waltz, •Cielick
i . Viennoise Childrefi , e.Perniee. -
Perle,./Woltel
4mer, Waltz- • •„14iiiiiiriii;
.?4 • latairior:Osdr4nilMareh, . W. C. Pete* .
Xgamam Tiiicigh Step.
. Elegance:l btietto; _,by Herz
Set of. quadrille, : -
• Toerintisment t racodmnne Favorite t' •
Frir sale by ' JOHN,
,141, bed st.,' Pittsburgh
Boston and gienS Tot*
,
JOHN H . MELLOR , No. 81, oba, Street; half
on - band and - to.. sale; at coaniifaittireile
onn elegant Rosewiipllierte,with grand,ae
tionilaa' frame , snOiltrlny C '4161111i/co, o1136:itl,
One_
splendid 14alli f ga....v Piano s'crte, ail and
half or lases, niadebi• Gril."B; Co., Piciv tent., ,
zny'27
174teties /aid Stivey
JTUST (,gabeil'a larg additional-stock,,orlrfaesi
dad gentlemen's Gold and Silver: Pateni Levee.
Watches, of the jatest and besE Fintfernd, and,war.
ranted, at the lowest prices Also,
Tea - -; and peOeri Spoonn, opaurantdre4 artd said
hy . ..- 'W .V. - WILSON,
itift Cdriler or ab dna Market sireeta.
_ . ,
, , ;.Sitpprlor IC - Ot Tobneeo
q9Bpxts'fine cut Ilouey.Dew Chewing Tobacco/
Oel 70 'Bird Fyn . SioOking de:
- 8 t PUP - ' , -016: ,- • de:
al- sale vfiry hOtv d Eonsignment;.by.
GEO. COC/lIIANi
1-.9% - - No. 26 , Wood
ttrithatiitgno Wtnes. - •
0 BASKE O TS-Champagne Wilie.s;:nonsiating of I
40 " 4 ,3 9, Croli‘ Bow, Color, Ciown • Ducal
crapekßollingetrS,- Anchor, the Celebr'a'ted P. A.
tyluinin.tr.Co. , s Anchor; M111311:08
. and Cock and. Crown >, brands: These* - IWinity
are miperior, being, tained diied fro in Abe import:'
ere. Persons may rely upon tot getting 'Newark
Cider; when they buy these Wines from me.: •Just
receiving-and for sale by basket or bottle, by
jeS - JACOB WEAVER:
tiaret 'Wined;
• _
ctS. Chateau Margaux, t dp;.k.0.1.;
516 44 4 4 St. Julien Medan, t . 44
10 44 44 Chateau 1101,eqville, 1 -4 4
28 cc tc Lafite,l doz:eapit ierY &cif
.1Q 4 ' 44 Family dseit &Si* 44 extra.
Also 10 hhds. St. Julien, and 3 de. - wilife Wine, all
ilistredeiyingiand for wholeiSte pr
jeo • %JACOB WEAVER::.
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• &eve York Boot dna'‘,. Shoe Store.
~.. . .
,
. ' No-12, Wood it.; plfAsbur oh., .. , .
jS. DALZELL has on hand, and is
tenatantly inangacturieg fo.order,
'the roliowing named articles: Gentleineniif
Fine Piot= Zoopelind 'Shoe?" Of the latest fashion, at
rentatitabay , lowpiiees.
Fine Dress Boots at $5,00i •,
such as iinSdally sold in other stares at' $6,00. : A
good plain well made pelf Boot at $4,00. -AS (Abel
kindlier uoik.eipially low. Also a good and , full':
assoitilientofLadies , , Kisses , and Children's Boots;
Shoes ? paj,t,era., '
4alf Gniteri,Buakins and Slippers t ,-
•of the eacelt substantial kind to the Vei'y finest 'tirese
S. D. being a practical shoe-rnaker. attenda to thiff
manufacturing of his own work; anclhas it done ire
the most 'substantial manner, yet neat ostyle;
having adopted the motto of small profits and quick
ireturns, will sell aslow as the lowest. [Ma26-(134
iteldit!„an,ers 'to Otd•country. ,
li,f(TIVEY;sAtto all parts of England, Ireland
1.141. 4cptia4, and tales, in sums of £1 and up T
wards, to suit purchasers. /
• .41. LEN
m9-IvlOillna n'oinernf 3d and Wood di,.
A. Donne T 390 .to'r Fifty Vends.
"El-17t1QATIONi 'founded on the nature of mad F
by,_ Spun - helm, M. ti. With an 'Arkpendii
by To say that this id the - best Work=:
of thet . MitsbiiMindi is but to rOitoratb tIW haO
won. testimony ',of, who haiepd . es •
se's the lewd Of tieieditary Deatenit,,:t diestion
the Sexes, the Condition -of Wes the - differenue
Natyrct AadOW - thAnt, to. To parents, ieionie
dacting -the redicatitin of their it Will be";
found
. rneStyainablel 'also to 'young pee {b orb'cdti .
Sexes: as ii treats of selfculture,hetimii4ibilfy,aild!
Ohysically:- - --Anieriedia-PArenalogßat 414.1*/,
• Atmost valuable.treaties ofone *he ,
was more intimately tie4ostea. With kinOtilo.t.u4l,
than any otherinditudia..7-N4P :PO ,'-
it is worth deld.---Evitatis•
Ttas Wdrit r,a. ay I.i.eP tirdined;andreCeii . edbytetitrn
Thirinontil may be..ebelosed in 6::lettefad4,
directed to - - . '-
je2l
139 Sasiau Street `l7eiv verk.
S. 37.: AlpitßlCk;
President