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'L..V21.R14.V., EDITOR AND-:PROPRIETOR
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, 'FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ,16, 1847
.DEnIOCRATIC NO.DIiNiLTONS.
FOR GOyERNOIti
RANCI.S K. SHUNK,
Or ALLECIIIErti COUNTY.
r FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
21913.111. s LON ' GSTR.ETU►
or MONTOOKERY courrrY
Aser.mst.t...—JAMES B. SAWYER.
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J. It NELHENNY.
JOstril COOPER.
'k,IIES S. LANG.
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Tittkatittot.-;-JOHN C. Dxvirrr.
cbsimiti4iwiEn.—lt. DONALDSON.
Atibltuil..—EDWAßD M'CORkLE.
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addition to all the most important foreign News,
Intelligente froth the Artnir, Dotnestm News, Edi.
tikials, Starkels, •&c.; we give Original Poetry;
13oqrret of Magnolias" a highly interesting
tale, translated trona the French expressly for our
tiaper-; and much other useful and interesting mat
ter , Single topics may be had, either with or
, ikitlitiat wrappers, for 5 cents. Subscription price,
'42 a year in advance: ,
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;and job printing, are now made out, and are in the
;hands of our agents for 'collection. We hope our
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led faithfully during the past year, and trust our
course has met the approbation of the true-hearted
Democracy of Allegheny county. The bills are
all made out according to our advance terms,
which will be a great saving to our subscribers.-
17[ie are much in need of money at present, to meet
our engagements, and as this is the first appeal we
,
[ have made to our patrons, it is to be hoped they
i Will respond to it cheerfully and satisfactorily.
1 DESPATCHES.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
I aspardssur lOU THE. NOltilfG POET
From Maim.
PrutAnr.craz.t, Jraz 15th,913. 45m. P. AL
117 the arrival of the steam, ship Alabama from
Vera Cruz,.the New Orleans ,Picayune has advt
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ces froth the city of Mexico to the 20th June, and
from taebla - to the 30th.
Gen. Scott was at Puebla, awaiting the rein
forcements under Generals Canwallader and Pil
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low.
Gen.Cadwallader was at Penile about the 20th, 1
. awaiting the arrivafof Gen Pillow.
1 The news from Mexico was rather indefinite.—
Gen. Scott had communicated with them, and said
Trist waewith him, and was authorized to
Inegotiate for peace.
s Santa Anna had vainly endeavored to obtain a
quorum of the Mexican Congress to consider the
communication of Gen. Scott' and it was supposed
. he would march into the city and secure a peace.
i Owing to the strict censorship over the press, it
was impossible to obtain a correct knoWledge of
the contemplated Mexican plans of defence4 it
was, however, understood that Santa Anna would
leave the capital about the 3d inst., to assume the
commaud of the Mexican forces. Ev ery avenue
to the capital was said to be fortified; but the suc•
cess of our army was not doubted.
If was said that Gen. Pillow had to contest the
entire route with the Guerillas, until he passed
Cerro Gorda, where they took advantage of a de
file to impede his progress, and where his loss was
=I
The Government of Puebla had been entrusted
to Cut—Belton, of the 3d Artillery..
Alvarez was at Jalisco, on the 14th June, at the
bead of 300 Mexican cavalry.
The American Star, at Puebla, hays that there
are three months' provisions at that place ; and
that the army obtain an abundance of torage from
the fields around.
A Mexican had been detected by . his countrymen
on the way from the capital to Puebla, with draw
ingsofthe differeat fortifications around the capital.. EAGLE ICE CEILAItt SALOON.
He was tried, and condemned, but escaped. Positively the Last Wcck of
The Mexicans had used every means to induce MEssas. KNEASS, 1%1 uni-nv AND iIENTLES,
our men to desert, and such as had done so were Who will appear in their usual variety of Songs, &c.
treated by them in a most shameful.rnanner. I r 111 K proprietor takes pleasure in stating that lie
. 1_ has secured the Bern ices of Mr. .1. F. M&C K,
'On Sunday, the 20th, a party of Americans, not
who will appear ihrought the week in Or: celebrated
connected with the army, and at a haciendo on the classic scene entitled
Mexican road, (where they hod purchased some
IL STUDIO, or the Living Statues.
- mutes,) they encountered a party of Lancers . .-
Ist. Hercules encounter with the Nemean Lion, in
They could not escape them, and were compel
led 5 attitudes. 2d Dmcobula Throwing the Quoit. 3d.
to fight. All the Americans were wounded ; one The Slave sharpening his Knife while overhear.ng
• was tailed; -and three are supposed to have been the Conspirators. 4th The Roman Gladiator, 3 po
taken prisoners. sitions. fith Ajax Defying the Lightning. 6th All
A letter in the American Star says that the - rityn alarmed at Thunder. 7th Cincinnatus fasten
mericans who had been imprisoned in Mextc ng his Sandal. Bth Romulus, from David's picture
were at liberty; and no one had.molested t.l
The Dying Gladiator
of the Sabines. Sth Remus, from the same. 10th
, positions.
The writer states that he sees Major Gaines daily;
Tickets of Admission 12 cents.
• that Gen. trrea had ordered all Americans to
leave the Mexican territory ; but that this order •
did not extend to them.
It was more generally believed, however, that,
though - Gaines and Borland may be at liberty, the
rest , have been re-incarcerated at Santiago.
The prefect of Puebla had recently decamped for
Mexico, taking with him all the funds of the city.
The expedition of Corn Perry aglinst Tobasco,
had been entirely successful.
A rumor was currant at Vera Cruz, on the morn
ing" of the Ist, that Gen. Scott had entered the
Capital; and that Gen. Pillow had been captured
by the Guerillae. The former, however, was be
lieved to be false; and no credit was given to the
latter.
No better proof of the prosperity of our comr.!
try, and of the West in particular, can be pre- 1
‘emed, than the state of our domestic exchanges'
at the present time. On looking over the tables in
papers of New York, St. Louis and New Or
leans—the great depots fur our European and
Western trade,—we find that exchanges on the
.11,.1,tern cities range at to I per cent. discount,
:or sight bills; and we well remember, a few
since, that a bill at sight on New York could
11, -, t be had in Cincinnati for less than 2Yi'v3 per
ccnt. premium; and in the Eastern 'cities, bills
on New Oeledis were at a considerable discount.
Now a bill is drawn in St. Louis on New York at
et- per cent. discount, and one in New Orleans COM' I
rnands per cent. premium on New York. Then
the , West was Targely indebted to the East. Mil
lions of. dollars had been borrowed, to invest in
, vild schemes of speculation; and all her surplus pro
duce, which could be sent to market, was required to
meet the demands against her. Now a more desire
state of things exists. Western men find a better
n,.tket for their produce; an immensely greater a
-in :wit has been sold t they have purchased what
and .leave their money among the
.ea.31.4-h' merchants; who can give them a better rate
of ili4.l4est for it than they would be able to get-at
The tuitions. Independent Treasury has had
ite , full' hare in producing this result.
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`• EXPRFSTLY FOR
xumir MOANING POST
rLOUR—Sales of Gennessee at Marl 25 per
We quote sales of western at $5 7505 Viper
bbl ; southern brands atSGOG 12i. Market firm.
WHEAT—SaIes of prime red at 1260130 per
bushel ; sales of intbrior red at noal i2i per bus.
Sales of prime white Ohio at 1300137 per bush.
Of Genessee 1320'137.
CORN—Sales of prime white at ‘34 c per bush
Prime yellow at 70 c per bush. Market inactive
CORN MEAL‘e,Sates are made at 62i per
barrel.-
PROVISIONS—Less inquiry in the market.
Holders of Mess Pork western No. 1, $6,50 fp 100.
Prime 4n. western $6,50 lir 100. Beef • and Lard
remain dull..
RYE—Sales at 81085 c. '
GROCERIES—No change.
Exchange on London, 53 p c., and many bills
received at these rates. •
•The stock market is without charge.
The weather is very pleasant and warm. Bu
siness, as usual at this season.of the year, is on a
decline, in consequence of a general absence to the
country
Prepared and corrected' every Afternoon
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
notreaders must excuse us this week—we can.
give our usual weekly review, on account of a
press of business in other directions. There is,!
however, nothing of importance to report; the
week has been very dull in commercial matters—
there have been few transactions, and no changes
in prices of consequence. The river swelled a few
inches on Wednesday. The weather has been
very warm, and people seem more dispose,: to•
leave the city than to compete with their :;,eirTh.
bore in business.
Exchanges
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NEW YORKMARKET
:Jour 15; 8 o'clock P. M
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTEE FOR JULY.
Jos. Pennock, Jno. McFaden, F. Eorenz
33 FEET IN THE CHANNEL-£T A STAMP
ARRIVED. '
Magnet, Carothers, Cititinnati
A nglo Saxon, Mills, St. Louis
Rio Grande, Conley, St. Louis
Rhode Island, Dawson, Wheeling
Caleb Cope, Sholes, Beaver. •
A ren a,. Goff. Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville.
Louis Miaste, Bennett, Brownsville
DEPARTED.
Swatara, Cox, St. Louie
Talisman, Coles, Cincinnati
Yankee, ltountz, Louisville
Arena, Goff, Beaver.
Caleb Cope, Shales, Beaver.
Consul. Bowman, Brownsville.
Louis NPLane; Bennett. Brownsville
DAILY REVIEW OF Twv. AtAiutErs
OFFICE OF THE POST,
FEIDkr ISlonxiya, July 16, 1b47.
FLOUR—There has been no change for some
Says. Sales at $4,25 froth wagon , from store
ASHES—SaIes Pearls at ; Scurchingf and
Pots, Very little doing.
SEEDS—Cluver, $3,i3; Timothy, $ I 1,3',
Flak, Sic.
RlCE—Sales of 2 tierces at
CHEESE-45 txs. W. R. sold at 6c.
BACON—SaIe 20- Ibs 4 , irity cured Hams at Sc.:
WINDOW GLASS—SaIes 8x W firm at $3,00.
CORNMEAL—PIenty in market; sales at 45c.
LARD—Market poody supplied; sales Waic
WHEAT—DuII at bOc.
WOOL—Arrivals slim ; no change in prices.
MOLASSES—Very little doing; one small sale
at 3ee.
SUGAR—Regular sales at Sc.
COFFEE—Regular at at F.100,t; 1.4 Rio.
WHISKEY—Rate taken at 21(a),T.:,..Rectitied
at
ORANGES— Good Oranges are becoming quite
scarce in market, and sell readily at siiliti (ce $7,
00 per box which is an advance
LEMONS—Are also scarce, and are selling at
about the same price as oranges.
HERZ AND NIIVORI.
PHILO HALL.
Friday Evening, July lith.
OWING to the very ad, aneed state of the season",
Hrnat HErtz, Composer and first Piannist try
the King of the FreAh, and Royal Professor or the
Conservatoire or Paris, and CAMILLIO SA7OIII, tke
only Pupil of Paganini, will give, pretiions to their
departure for the Canadas,
An only Concert
. Sivori will play—
The Silver Hell Concert, by Paganini,
The famous Tremolo, by Le Beratit,
The Prayer of Moses,
Military Air, with variations, by Paganini.
jr The two last compositions, undoubtedly the
greatest and most difficult of Paganini, will be axe
eaten
ON A SINGLE STRING,
By B. Siveri.
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Henri Herz will play—
Grand Fantasia on Lucia do Lammermoor, •
Brilliant Variations on the Puritans,
The Preaux Cleres, (variations di Bravura.
The last Rove of Summer.
The Concert will conclude with the Grand Duett
un William Tell, by Herz and Sivori.
The Grand Pianoforte is from Mr. Heres own fac
tory in Paris, and has been awarded the Grand Gold
en medal (first degree) by the French government.
C. Saran's violin is the same upon which Paginini
played in all his concerts, and has been bequeathed
to him by his immortal master.
Mr. Rohbuck will preside at the Pianoforte.
Tickets, one dollar each. To be had at the usual
planer,.
N. B. Two tickets admit one gentleman and two
ladies. jyl6
1161:128 and Shoulders.
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and Fur
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Shoulders, ijy a prime
iY)6 F. SELLERS.
510 Reward
ON Wednesday, the 15th inst., a Pocket Book was
loot between Henry Barker's in East Liberty,and
the Course, containing upwards of $lOO, in bank
notes. One I'3lo, bill is on the State Bank of Ohio;
a $2 bill do Allegheny, one half of which was black
ened with ink ; a $3 - counterfoltmote was also in the
book, apiece of which was-torn off. StiVeral other
notes were in the pocket book, on banks which Id()
not recollect. The above reward' will be given to
any person who will leave said pocket book and
money in care of Body Patterson, in Diamond
nlle
bet , veen Weed find Smir.l.:lleld sts. .:)12 2-.;
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List of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Office, -al Pittsburgh,
July 16, 1847. persons calling for totters
misuse names ar4 tin this List, will please say they
are advertised. - • • '
Adams Albert . Alexander John
Aiken, John Revd Algeo Matilda
Ackerman A Alexander James
Affantrauger E J Angel Thomas
Adams William 2 Appleby & Hale
Agnew John Anderson Mr •
Adam's Sarah Hoge Anderson H Professor
Adams Robert Anderson Ellen M
Allen ! Mary Anti Autter George
Amberson Silas. Atlee E A Rev
1 Albert George Austraw Sarah E
Alexander Robert M Atkinson William
Baker H Boreland Margaret . A
Baker John Boman George
Ball Shedrick Bowman Michael
Bailey George Bonfield John
Baird W I. Bockins Joseph H
Baily. John P Boice John M
Baker Elizabeth Bonfield John M
Baker Charles T-M Boag John
Bacon Enos,.: Boothe Thomas
Burns Elizabeth Bone James
Barker John R 2 Brown Alexander
Bachelder Samuel Brown Thomas F
Barn'ett A H Brown Thomas
Bateman George Brown Lycurgus
Barclay George R Brown Thomas B
Barton John Brown Libbens
Bell A S Brown Peter
Bell Samuel Jr Brown mrs
Beechey Thomas B Brown W S G 2
Best Alexander Brown Daniel A.
Burnett M Bryant Ellen mrs
Bennett William 2 Brannin Christopher
Bentley Abraham Brynn John
Benton Margaret Brannigan Kelly
Beasley John Brotherton Wm
Beechey Thomas 2 Broadmore F
Beck Charles A Britton William
Blasdell Isharnar Bunn Fanny miss
Bissell Thomas S Burns James M
Blake Grinfelt Burton John
Bissell Calvin Rork John e
Blair James Byers Albert 0
Black Jane Byrnes John
Black W H Butler J 11
Boyle Hugh Byrne Thomas
Boyd James F Burgoyne Joshua
Bollman Joseph E Butler Thomas F
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Cassiday. Andrew
Carnahan Robert
Canor Daniel
Cassily John
Calhoun John
Carror ,
Catlett G \V
Carrothers Robert
Carrothens R E miss
Cappe N H
Carroll' James
Carey Elizabeth
Cannan John
Carlin Patrick
Carter Elias
Caldwell Susan
Campbell Captain
Campbell Margeret
Chantler Samuel
Chambers David
Cherry C
Chester George
Clark George W
Clapp R Rev
Clear James
Clark Charles
Clark Lucihda
Claasett Thomas J
Clark Charles A
Clarke J sines 1)
Claucy Krodire
Cooper Jo ,, htia
Cochran) Charles
Cooper Joshua
Coebran George +IV
Cochran John
Cooper W M
Colvin Sarah
Danman Francis Doherty Patrick
Dawson Simpson Dorass John
Daniel Thomas Donaughy John
Davidson •E mrs Douglass Catharine
Dailey John t Donovan Dennis
Davem Edward Dobbs George
Davis David Dowthitt Benjamin
Davis Phillip Donahoe Wm
Davis J Donlon John
Davis Fielding A Donnelly Neal!
Davis Sarah Dowdell JoSeph
Davis W J Donaldson James
Oasis John Douglass John W
Davis John M Donnelly Phillip
Davis Charles 0 Dougherty John
Dean John Doyle Charles C
Delany James Dravoe Peter
Lievey Daniel, Dravoe Michael
Delon! L P Drum Phillip
Depuy Cornelius Drake Wm
Delgraff Henry Drake Matthias
Devoll T Capt 2 Drake Llin C
DeardortThlatthias Lrenning Thomas
Deans James L Dryden George
Degratt Andrew Drake Mary Ann
Deeny Patrick. Dyer Patrick
Del ril ore I' Dunn A P
Dewey Sidney 2 Duncan Gabriel
Dickson Alfred Dunham Miner 13
Dickson James Duvall Charles S
Dick David Dunleavy James
Divine Timothy Duncan George
Dickerson Wm R Dunn Dickey
Edwards Thomas English Sidney
Eaton Ann Espy James P
Eaton Nlat 'lda Eller
Eaton William Emery Daniel
Eakins Isaiah 0 Eldred N B
Edgar W M Ewing Jacob
Feral John B Ewing Margaret
Ebert George T Evans Daniel
Esender John I Ewing A W Dr
RI
Faries James Foster Joseph
Fairbarnes William Fox Richard
Falconer Archibald Forbes William
Fairiet Eliza miss Foara Sarah
Fstter Susan Forkom William
Furguson James Fargey James
Finley Abijah F Foord John jr
Findley George Foulks Lydia
Filley Catharine R mrs Fox Lawrence
Flower Jane M mrs Fowler T Doctor 2
Fleming H. S Fortune 1' A
Fleming Robert Foster & Williams
Fisher William Fry Elizabeth J
Flake John Freeman William
Flannagan Barney Freese John
Flower George Daniel Frazier Joshua 2
Farley William Franklen Aire.
Thomas Frizzell JOllll S
Fisher James W Freeman Alfred N
Fleeseu Ruce C Fursman John
Fou Kes Walter Fulton W II
Forsyth William
Galbraith John Goeney J
Gamin William Colothorp Eliza miss
Gardner Henrietta Gordon Samuel
Gaston Josiah C 2 Green Martha
Giger Margaret A Griffin mr
George John Greer Mary J
Garish James Griffin Seneca
Gantt John Goffin John
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Gheer John Grosvenor Benjamin
Gil ry James Grant Stephen
Gi4litarin James Graham Mary J
Gillevy W H' Gray John 1'
Gibson William Graham Peter
Gibson Frances miss Graham William
Gihon John H Graham 1 or Wharton
Gleson Susan D, Graham James
Glassford Andrew Gray Alice
Gordon P E miss Graham William
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Good Jane Guher Jacob C
(oodsell Charles Gum Charles E
Gosser Delilah
Hamilton Robert ;2 ,,, Heard F J 2
Hamilton Willian Hemphill Sarah Capt
Hall David Alexander Henderson Wellington t
Hamilton Jacob Herbein A raham 2
Hague Stephen Hersteine D W
Hall
.& Applebe Hersteine Jeenb
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Hamskire Elizabeth Heskuth John
Haffy Thomas . ,' Heyt W G
Hague John Hixon James
Hamnett John , Huchken Henry
Hammond ; Hugh Higbee Joseph
Hanlim Michael Haggarty William
Hagan Joseph Hill Robert
Hamming James Hoffer John
Hart Salmon N Hoffman. Samuel
Hart Sarah l HoglEilward
Hatt John Homestead James
Hartley Henry Holmes Ann C
Harden William Homer Joseph
Harkum Andrew Horner J
Hartsiff Ebenezer Hooper Samuel
Harris James Hower Susannah
Harris Ephren E Howard Jane
Naughton Robert Hopkins Allan
Hatch Mary D 2 Horn Joseph
Hatfield Ellen Herd T R
Hazlett Samuel Hussler David E
Hatch Abraham 2 Huster Hamilton
Hasson Timothy Hunter Robert
Haws Isaac Hughes John
Hatmus John Hultz D C
Haslar J R Hutchens Amos D
Haymond W C 2 Hume Andrew
Hays Daniel or Robert Hubley Frederick
Hays Marshall • Hudson David
Hayden Benjamin Hugh Mary Anne
Hays Emily miss Hutchinson W E
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Irwin Nathaniel Irwin W W
Irwin Mr Ingram George
Ingles James I. Irwine Thomas
Ingold John M , Irwin James A
Irwin James A
J
Jackson Wm A Johnson George E
James John Jones Reice C
Jennings J D Jones Eliza
Jordon Joseph W Jones W M
Jeffreys John Jones William 2
Jeffrey Josephine miss Jones Ann
Jenkins Ann Jones Rebecca
Johnson Henry Jones David 0
Johnson Thomas Jones Evan J
Johnson W H Jones Perry
Johnson Samuel 2 Jones Delmont
Johnson Mary Jones John
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Kelty Erannah Kinnear Elizabeth A
Kennedy David G Kirker Robert M
Kearns G W Klassen Charles F
Kane P Kember Job V -
Kean D 13 Kendell John
Keown John Kidd William
Keough Thomas H Kilgore James
Kean Catharine Kincaide W
Kearons James Kincaid Margaret
Kerr Sarah Koukle Caroline
Kerr Joseph Kribbs Michael
Kerr William Kunkle William
i King Margaret Kunkle Mary
1 King Thomas 1,..-
Colder Mary F
Coburn Isaac
Collier E D Captain
Collins Patrick
Collins D & W W
Cowan William
Conroy Margret
Colt Susan
Corman Robert
Ceyan Addem
Couly Margaret
Cornelius Peter
Cox Griffin
Cosgrove P mrs
Connelly Hugh
Cotton James
Coil Edward
Cossen James
Connelly Margaret J
treeeghlin John
Crawford Mary .1
Crawford John Dr
Crawford Mary Jane
Crawford John C
Creegan John
Crouse Philip
Craumer Francis M
Croumpy Lewis
Crowly Mary
Craumer W
Crawford James
Cunningham Margaret
Cuthbert William
Cunningham John
Curry James
Cust Joseph `..!
Cummins James C
Culbert Jane C mrs
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Lament A 3 Lewis Abraham 2
Lambrie Annie Leech Thomas
Laib Elizabeth Lea Samuel
Lambie William 2 Lemons James L
Lafferty Henry Lease Jones
Lamb George Linton Anne E
Lappee Martin Little William
Lattimar Robert Little Samuel 2
Lovington Archibald Little John
Larkin Edward LooMis Henry 2
. Largey Henry Lowrie J W
ILanz W C Love Rosannah
, Leopold Simon Lynch William
I Lewis John Lloyd Dennis
I Lea Richard Long Henry
Lea, Preston tv. M GinnissLuster Jane
1 Lewis Maria L Lompre John P
Lenox Elijah Lundy George L
1 Lewis William , Lomati Mary
Lewis Mary C . Luhton Elizabeth G
I Lemon Aun
Macbeth John Miller Caroline V miss
Mackey Thomas Miller John S
Madden James Miller Andrew CRipt
Martini Elizabeth Ann Miller Helen miss 2
Magoffin John 2 Miller Sarah W mrs
Magee Lidney Jane Moffit Margaret mrs
Mahen Richard MonaghanJames
Mahorney Daniel Morton Robert
Mansfield Sampson B Morris Thomas T
Maiming Richard Morris Robert
Marks Wrn Gen I Morris James
MarpleSß&CP Morgan Maria mrs
Mariam! Wm Morgan Evan
! Marlatt James 2 Maran Martin
; Mason Caroline mrs Mortimer John Rev
1 Mathews James Morse J L
Mathews Robert R 2 Mosetiz John Rev
Mattson Henry Morrow Richard
Maughlin Joseph Morrison William
i Martin J l' Moore Rosanna mrs
Marshall Henry ! Moore A Maria Ps miss
Means Thomas - Moore Jackson
Mercer Martha mrs Moore Capt
Mercer Margaret miss Moore Sarah miss 2
Nlessenheimer Susanna Mullin Edward
or Mary Mullin Andrew
NI il t en ger James nilloy Patrick 2
Miles James Munday Daniel
Mills Thornton Mnrien Joseph
Milligan 'fbumas Murdoch James E
M in nix A .1 11} ers Harry
Mitchell Mary A miss Murphy Margaret mrs
Miller J aloes W ROI 2 Murphy am es
Miller Robert Murphy Maria mrs
Miller James Murray Thomas
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M . Aleer Catharine miss M l Fadden John
M•Allister William M'George . Alice miss
M Bane Alexander M Gee Hugh
NI Burney Elizabeth mrs M'Ginn Anna miss
M Burney Hugh M . Gill Margaret mrs
M Clelland Maria miss M Ginnis Peter
NI Cullough William M'Grew Alexander 0
M'Carron Charles M Grath John
M Cann Charles M Grant) Edward
M'Candless R A mrs M Gonnigle Hiiirh
M'Carthey Jeremiah M'Gunnigle Disid
M Carthy William F M'Elroy Margaret mrs
M Carthy Thomas Milwaine Isaac W
M Carthy Henry M Kelly James 2
M Carthy Mr (coal lane) M'Kee Mary mrs
M Casland E A mrs M'Kown J B
M'Clurg Joseph ill Kee John •
M'Cleery Helen miss M Kee Lewis M
M Clees Z miss M Kimmons A
M'Cloy Robert M'Knight William
M'Combs N J miss M Kerahan & Co
M'Ciml s ~ l e rider 2 M'Kown John
M Combs Thomas 2 M Kown Frances mrs
M Cononey Peter M'Lure Margaret miss
M'Connell Austin NI Lain Daniel
M'Connell James PlULain Rachael miss
M Corkle Joseph M'Lain William
M Cradey George M'Laughlin James
M Creedy Robert M'Cormick Patrick'
M . Cue Michael APManus H
M'Cue Dennis l'ir.Master Fanny
fri Cune'James MWilliams Nancy
M Curdy Harriet mrs M.'Williams Jane W miss
M'Dermott Barbary Ann M Neely James
M'Dowell A A M'Shane Mary Ann
NI Dowell Patrick M Tighe Patrick
M . Dire Patrick M'Vey Catharine -
1 M'Fadden Ann A miss M'Vey Thomas
Niel Thomas Niles J Sawyer
Nawssins A E mm Nicholls John
Naphern lieniunin Nichollson Robert 11
Ne,rhall H 0 ;NI Noble David T
Nelson Charles Norris Thomas
Nimnond C., Nottingham E miss
Oates George 3 Ord Andrew
0 Brien Frank Orr Sampson
O'Carroll Hugh Oxford William
0 Gara Patrick 5 Ott David K
O'Neill John Owen Morris
Onston James W Oyler Michael
O'Rielly J .
Palmer Benjamin K
Padelford [Henry maj 2
Parrish Isaac Hon
Parkhurst Liba
Partridge Quincy A
Parr Reason
Patton John V
Patton William A 2
Patton John S
Patrick Sarah B miss
Patch J S
Payne Sarnh J
C-Rorge
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Patterson Levi a Pouke Edwin J
Patterson James W 7 PoWer J M &Co
Patterson Robert T Prosser William
Peck Jacob mrs Prevast Claudins R,
Peoples Mary miss . Price A L
Pearson Elizabeth P rentzell Samuel D
Pearson John Putnam Samuel?
PemaCk J B
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Ray & Gilman Riddle John
Ray Griffith Riddle Samuel
Ramsey Abdiel Ridgely Frederick W
Rees Richard Riely B
Rees Mary mrs Riley John F
Reaves Arthur mrs Ritts Jeremiah
Rehrer .Icob Maj Ritchart John R
Reinohl Augustus Roberts Charles 2
Reisinger Mary J mrs Roe John
Rentgen Charles D Roney Edward
Reed Catharine mrs Rossiter William
Reed James Roseman Joseph
lteed James R Ront Nicholas
Reed Hester miss Ront Henry
Reed Wm R . Rowland Thomas
Richey N miss Rogers John
Richey John Rogers James Rev
Richmond T & Co Robinson John H
Richards Jacob Robinson Eliza. Jane mrs
Richards Mathew Rogers Mark
Richards Samuel Russell Wm F
Richardson James Rogers James
Richardson David ~ Ryan Margaret miss__
Richardson James S , Ryan Mary mrs
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St Lawrence Mary miss Smitley John
Sands Margaret miss Smith David Rev
Sample Charles R Smith James 2
Sanouth A Smith William E
Sanderson Mary J miss Smith John
Sanders S W , Smith Job
Sargeant Thomas L Smith Thomas
Savage William Smith George
Sayer Margaret mrs Smith Fanny miss
Scott Mary miss Smith Margaret mrs
Scott J Dr Snyder John
Scott John A Snodgrass Robert
Scott Archibald Somers Mary Ann curs
Scott William Sorsby William
Scott J P Spark Sarah Ann
Seamen John Spence James
Shaffer Win Spear James A
Szhaefnacker Thomas Spear Letitia mrs
Shoup mrs Spillman Mary miss
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Sharhaugh Peter Sproul Louisa mrs
Shane Joseph Stagg John
Sheckells Catharine mrs Stark John Rev
Shepherd A V Sterling James
Sherman Byron Steen William
Shippen Edward Steiumitz G W
Shock Emma Stevens David Rev
Shoff Mary mrs Stevenson Francis
Showbell John Stewart Martha miss
Shunk Jacob . Stewart William • 2
Sickman Margaret mrs Stilley John B <
Silvis Nicholas Stokes John
Simpson Clarissa miss Stone W F
Simms Jerry Stone IT A mrs
Simmons George Stout Nathaniel
Sinton N Strout Daniel
Siter Edward Strubh D
Skillman P V Strange Elizabeth mrs
Slater Peter Swan John A
Slaithers mr Swaringen William
Small David E
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Talbot George W 2 Tompkins Thomas
Taylor James Trimble George
Taylor Mary Jane miss Troth . Susan II mrs
Taylor Margaret miss Trovey Henry L
Thompson William Torlay John
Thompson John W Towle S D
Thomas Rees J Tuttle Marth E miss
Tobin Michael Turner Richard
Tomlinson John G Turner William
Tomer Adam
Vail Jane miss
Vance Joseph W 2
Wallace Henry Williams C F
Wallace Hugh Williams Thomas
Walker) M Williams John
Wade Levi Williams Samuel
Wakefield J Rev Williams John R
Warnack Robert Williams Crosedilla miss
Ward Constance Wilson Robert
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Ward It Wilson A.
Ward James 2 Wilson John Y
Ward Mary Wilson Adam M
Watt John Wilson Mary miss
Watson James 3 Wilson George
Watkinson, Patterson & Wilson Henry S
Co Wilson David
Waughfer F A Wilson Jane mrs
Webster4lettry Wilson Ellen *
SYlls Rev Wilson James
Weir Margaret miss Winter Thomas
West CJ C : Winter Thomas B
Westerman David Wmgad David
Wherry Wm J 2 Winger John B
Whoacie & Eu'ing Woods John jr
Whitmore Mary mrs Woods Richard
Whitney George 2 Working Jacob
White John Rev Woodward Elith
White J Woodruff J E
White E Wray Mary mi.'s,
White Rufus M 2 Wright Sarah miss
I White William Wright Homer
White Frederick Wyval James C
Yaw Samuel . Young Stephen
Young R B Young John II
Young Charles Young John jr
Young Margaret - Young Wm -
MISCELLANEOUS.
M M M Miss ; Incognita ; H S; 11 L K; S B
"Mt Vernon ; " S B " Niagara ;" "Lycurgus Di.
vision S T." C. INYKIBBIN,
i).10 Postmaster.
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WINDOW GLASS,
60 Soles 8:10; •
30 " 10:12 ;on band and for sale 11 ,, ,
81111T11 & SINCLAIR,
56 Wood et.
MI
FLOUR,
104 Barrels, S. F. Flour, of good brands, for
sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
b 6 Wood st:
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Scorched Salts, and Potash. ,
40 Cl SKS Seorehings, prime;
,
4 " Potash; reed., in store and fiii sale
L. S. WATEKMAK,
No 31 Water, and 62 Frocit at.
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by
j);6
Dal tli.) FRUIT,
40 Bbls Peaches, Halves, prime article;
150 Bushels dried Apples, "
In store and for sale by L.S. WATERMAN,
'l6 No 31 Water, and 62 Front se.'
G LASS,
250 Boxes, Sxlo, 7z9, 10x12, 10x14, 10:05
10116, 12x IS, 10s12 and 6sB Glass
In store and for sale by L. S. WATERMAN,
jy 16 No 31 Wood, and 62 Front st.
WHITE BRANDY
rr Perfectly white and pure ;at th WE e
AVE Wine ß Store
JACOB ,
16 Marko st. cor of Frunt.
(ALB MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY,.
j be Barrels, various ages, some very old and fine;
in store, and for sale by JACOB WEAVER,
16 Market st. cor Front.
Q WE ET AND DRY MALAGA WINES,
kj 12 Barrelea Lohring's and Giro's Mountain
10 lir. do. 5 Wines; superior articles. For sale
by the Barrel or retail ; at the Wine Store of
JACOB WEAVER,
16 Market at. cor Front.
T3oRT W.NES,
I 33 Barrels Port Wines; Consisting of single,
double, and treble Grape. For sale by the Package.
Also, a large variety of Ports on draught and in bot
tles ; for sale at the Wine Store of
JACOB WEAVER,
Iyl6 " 16 hlarket st. cor. Front.
Many of the above Wines I can justly recommend
for Medical uses. They are as genuine as any im
ported to the United States, and were:selected per..'
sonally from stocks, of Imports from places of
rowth. J. W.
Pierce Abraham
Phelan James
Philpot William
Philips John
Picker James
Pinkerton J P
['latteplace Edward
Pollock Hiram
Pokey Robert
Pollard J
Potter William
Porther Arthur P
acr Eia.alrith mrs
Potte'r LOULVA :Liss
M A 2 D 3 1
u ß a A rte l r V e l a N si E s Si various brand; in store and
forsale by the Package; also, L. P. Bruce, Star;
Pinto, Mandy, Blackburn's, Sicily, and others, on
draught; for sale at the Wine Store of
JACOB WEAVER,
16 Market st. cor. Front.
preserve or Pickle 40 - rs. .
10 DOZ. Glass (it.. Tarsi convenient For Preserved
or Bottling Cherries; for sale at the Wine
Store of JACOB WEAVER,
kW 16 Mark& at. Our Front;
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AiLetlon Sales
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER;
N Monday morning, July 19th, at lO,o'clock,
O
at the Commercial Sales ROOgiB, corner Of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold, an extensive assort-
ment of staple and fancy Dry Gockis, Boots, Shoed,
Parasols,.Unibrellas, Hats, Bonnets, fe,
At 2 o"cloac, P.M., a quantity of glasiware, Queens
ware, groceries, coal and Dovenabire shovels,,,yrrap
ping paper, band boxes, matches, bed comforts,
stoves, grates, transparent window blinds: a general
assortment of new and second hand household fur
niture, &c. &c.
At 8 o'clock, P.' M., a quantity of pen and pocket
knives, knives and forks, waiters, spoons, Itagan's
shoving boxes, ball braces, 10 note French accordi
ons, violins, guns, pistols; G S pencils, new and se
cond hand watches, ready made clothing, fine shirts,
variety goods, &c. jyl6
DRIED APPLES-14 sacks Dried Apples, a good
article, for sale by .
jyls SMITH Sr. SIICCLAIR.
A %NESS LEATHER-20 Sides, black, for sale
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
F — -
AMILY FLOUR-50 bbls. fresh grOund family
flour, id store and tor-sale by .
iYIS L. S. WATERMAN.
ACOIC-2000 lbs. Bacon in store and for sale by
jylo L.--8.-WATERMAN.
FANCY HOCK COLOGNE BOTTLES,
doz. assorted colors, flint glass--abeatitiful ar
ticle,. Also., $6 dnz. Baal-locks, formals at the - Wine
/tote of
jyl.s
Large Sale
Of Valuable Miscellaneous, Theological and Classical
Books at Auction.
BY JAMES M,ICENNA,
COMMENCING this evening, Thursday July 1541,
at early gas light, and continuing Friday and
Saturday evenings, at the same hour, a very large
and valuable assortment of standard Miscellaneous,
Theological and Classical Books, late publicationo,
a great number axe English editions, among which
-are fine Pocket and Family Bibles; harpels London
Magazine Plates; Dashes at Life, by N. P. Willis;
Prose and Poetry of Europe and America; the Au
thors of Great Britain, with fine Medallion Portraits;
London Games of Chance; Puzzling Boxes; also, Gold
Pens,Letter Paper and Stationery, &c.
Th above lot of Books are the balance ofan East
ern Book Store, and is the largest and best assort
ment offered in the City for some ime. They are
now ready for examination.
15 JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r.
Manchester Lots.
rr HE undersigned, as agent of the owners of that
choice and valuable Land in the borough o
Manchester, known as the "Company Property,
will expose the same, in such portions as may be de-
Sired, to sale at Auction at 3 o'clock, P. M., on
Saturday, July 17th, 11t47.
This property is too well khown, to need any par
ticular description. It will recommend itself. In
the midst of a thriving population, it will richly re
munerate any who may purchase either for improve
ment
or investment. The sale will commence on
the premises, between the residence of Mr. Park and
"the old School House." Terms of sale: One-fifth
cash, and the balance in four annual payments,
with
interest from the day of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage. GEO. BREED,94 Wood et.
JOHN D. Dsvts, Auct. jyl4.4t.
New Hooks at Morse's.
THE Sea Serpent, or the Queen of the Coral Cave.
Fanny Campbell, or the Female Pirate Captain.
The Fright, by Miss Ellen Pickering.
Living Age, No. 165.
Dombey & Son, No. 9:
The Dancing Feather, and its Sequel, by Ingraham.
Fourpe Tap, or the Middy of the Macedonian.
Benfield, the Outlaw of the Bermudas.
Twelve Years Life in a Whale Ship.
The Gipsey, or the Robbers of Naples.
The Slave-King, or the Triumph of Liberty.
Yankee Stories, by Judge Halburton.
Theatrical Apprenticeship of Sol Smith.
.Mysteries of the Backwoods:
The Union Magazine for July, (No. 1,) a new and
splendid Magazine , with-beautiful illustrations.
Captain Simon Suggs. •
Montezuma, the Serf.
Lord Ellwin, ur the Double Courtship; by Mrs.
Sweetser. - -
Big Dick „the King of the Niggers. •
The Secret Tribunal, an Historical Romance of the
16th century, by Alex. Dumas.
The Meteor, or the Cutter of the Ocean.'
The Child of the Sea. 'Spanish Muskateer.
The Ringdove, or the Privateer and Cutter.
The Serf Skiff. Just recd and for sale at Morse's
Literary Depot, 85 Fourth st. jy 14
fo
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W ANTED—PIc
book - le a p os e
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n a d n s u c m h b o e o r i o t
e f a c c l r e k r
s s , s v. a a l e r
e s:
house men, coachmen, hostlers, and waiters in ho
tels, ind for boys in stores, shops and to trades.
also, places in the city or country for about 100
boys from S to 16 years of age, and for a number of
laboring men; also, for a number of colored men
and women, boys and girls. Wanted, a number of
white cooks, and a few hands to chop wood and clear
land in the country. Wanted, a good' gardner to
work on shares, 4-c. Wanted, ses-eautl sums of
money to borrow, on good security.
•
Please apply at
IS AR HARRIS' agency
1-14 and Intel. Office, sth at. near Wood
Furniture at Auction:
ON -Friday morning, the 16th inst. at S o'clock, at
the Furniture Warmroom of R. D. Moore, on
the west side or the Diamond, in the city of Alleghe
ny will l?e sold his entire stock of Cabinet ware and
Chairs, among which ex:: mahogany hair scat sofas,
mahogany dressing and common bureaus, dining and
breaklitst tables, ladies' work stands, fancy and com
mon chairs in great variety. Also, one turning lathe.
Terms, cash currency. JOH N D. DAVIS.
Yl4 Auctioneer.
_ _
rile; ('ll 51 rumFrrrirxwv-rnrvv
(AN Saturday afternoon, - the 17th inst. at 3 o'clock,
11, will be sold on thecpremises, 75 very handsome
and eligibly situated builoing lots of ground adjoin
ing the 7th ward of the city, and near the residence
of J. D. Mahon, Esq., a plan of which may be seen
at the auction rooms, and any information that may
desired can be obtained by calling - at the office
of Messrs. Mahon & Washington on 4th street, op
posite the Mayor's Office, or os Mr. Jas. B. Irwin:
Terms, one fifth cash, or an approved endorsed
note at 90 days, the residue in four equal annual
' payments, with interest from day of sale.
jyl4 JOHN D.'HAVIS, Auct'r.
ANOTHER new supOy of Hoinceopathic Books,
at the Bookstore of the subscriber, viz:
Hahneman's Materia Medics, 4 vols.
Chronic Diseases, 5 't
Organon, 1 "
Dunsford's practical advantages of Homoeopathy ;
1 vol.
. Bell's Lawrie, 1 vol.
Hering's Domestic Physici'n, 1 vol.
Bonniughanson's Therapeutic Pocket Book for
Homeopathists, 1 vol.
Manual of Hommopathic Cookery, 8:c &c.
Together with a large variety of Hommopathic mai
cine Chest, of different sizes and prices.
Also, a large quantity of empty Homceopathic v
als, at the lowest prices
VICTOR SCRIBA,
sth st. bet Market and Woad, opposite the
jyl3-2w Pittsburgh Tea Store.'
(Jatirnal, and Despatch, copy 2 weeks.)
13HRSONS wishing to adVertise in the German
Language for the rent or sale of Farms, Houses,
Lands, Goods, fitc., will find the Freedom's Friend a
most desirable medium, as this paper, issued tri
weekly and weekly, has unquestionably the most ex
tensive circulation of any other German paper in
Western Pennsylvania: Terms for advertising, mod
orate. Office in sth it., beta ea Wood and Market,
opposite the Pittsburgh Tea pore. .
VICTOR. SCRI/3A,Zditor and ,Pubilsher
jyl3-3w of theFreedonys Friend.
!Journal and Dispatch copy two weeks.] ..
New Music.
ACollection of the latest, consisting in part of
the following Songs :
Thou toy's'. the Greenwood, So do 1;
Glendalough, a Ballad: words by Thomas Moore;
Rough and Ready, No. 1; Songs of the Alleghanians ;
Oh ! Breathe not her name, Mary Mine ;
Fairy Song; The Beautiful West; The Flower Queen;
Oh sing no more that Gentle song ;
When the Battle is o'er, The song of other days ;
Oh, return my Mother; The Mountain Boy;
Solos from the favorite Opera of Matilda;
Lover songs of America; and Irish Evening.
Buena Vista, Cerro Gordo; Monterey, Motu -emits ;
Ibraham Pacha's, 11:Clay's Kentucky Grand marches.
Cameron Guards; Capt. Mars, Camp Barmum ;
Rio Grande, Vera Cruz, Camp Swan, Gen. Taylor's
Encampment Quick Steps.
Jenny Lind, Alhambra, Les Belles
dc Toronto;.
Andreas 'll"&mbour, Cally, Evergreen ;
Berard's, and Amelia Polkas.
La Violette, Atlantic; Woodbine; La Lucille;
itlallopac Lake, Emerald, Mexican Bop, Baclielor's
Button, Monterey, Crazy Pole, Sz Littine waltzes ;
Quadrille,-Rendos, Variations. _ -
New Mutie received as soon as; published by.
wn S. CALDWELL,
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fkuor,.Pesl Office BuildingsiThird street.
7713.
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JACOB - WEAVER,
16 Market at., cor. Front,
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pear Preperty-at:Auction
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ON Paturday eiening, the 17th inst., at 8 o!clock,,
at the Commercial sales Rooms, cor. of Wood
and st.t att,will be sold without reserve, that valu
able Lot ofgrounil adjoining property of B. L. Fahne
stock, haiing afront of 22 feet 41 inches on Penn
street;. between Hand street and It sin's alley,.and
extending backi 110 feet.
Also, that Lot - of GroOnd in the rear of the above,:
having 22 feet: 41 inches front on an open court $D
feet. wide, extending ba:ck towards Penn street;-.70
feet.
,Terms, one fifth cash, residue payable in four
equal annual payments, with' interest. Title indict
potable. - JOHN 1).•
jyl4 • Auctioneer.
European and American Agency.-
Milk: European Agent has again arrived to
J. pa, and vrill leave Pittsburgh at the usual time,
in Beptember, and sail from New York the Ist of Oc.:
tober nen, en a rwstriv rinse TOUR, through:Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, .3te., returning to America
in 1838. Money remit Maces for large or Email Burns, •
promptly made to all parts of Great Britain and Ire-.
land : legacies, debts, rents, real estate, and' claim'
collected and recovered; copies of wills, deeds and
documents procured ; searches of all kindirmide,
&c.. The references heretofore published with;in
numeranle others, can be given.. Apply personally,
or address, (post paid,)
H. KEENAN, Agent and
Attorney and Counsellor at Law; Pittsburgh.
Mr. E. will be-absent from Pittiburgh on business:
during the greater part of Aukust. JAWS MAT. Willi
I attend to all his business in his absence. jyl
- Venttlan
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A WESTERVELT, the old, and well known A ••,
Venitian Blind Maker, formerly of Second
and Fourth sta., takes this method to inform his many
friends of the Tact tbat his Factory is now in full op
eration •on St. Clair st., near the old Allegheny
Bridge', where a Constant supply of Blinds of varions i
colors and qualities, is constantly kept on hand and
at all prices, from twenty-cents up to suit customers.;
N. B. If required, Blinds will be put up so, that,
in case of alarm ,by fire, or:otheawiee, they may
removed without the aid of a screw-driver,and with
the same facility that other piece of furniture
can be removed, and without ultra expense.
je2.l-dawy. -
Remittances to "the Old Country.'
1R i
ONEY 'sent to all parts of England, Ireland
11'1 Scotland, and Wales, in sums of £1 and
wards, to sajt. purchasers.
ALLEN KRAMER,Exchangeßmker.
m9•wly&dlm comer of 3cl arid Wc4;al sts:
NEW iIVSIC.
J ug rre s e tr iged t by JOHN H MELLOR, NO 81
Negro Melodies. -
Mary Blanc; Jim Crack Corn; Who's dat Enockin.
at de Door 1; Dandy Jim; Rose of Mahan]; Cynthia
Sue, Sing Darkies Sing; Guides Maid.
New and Popular Sentimental Songs.
Will 'you come up to my Mountain Home; We
stood beside the Window; The Grave of Sonaparte;
Woodman spare that Tree; Molly Flavin ; He doeth
all things well; The Fairy Boy ; The Fairy Bells;
'Tit Midnight Hour; Lutzowe's Wild Hunt; The
Gipsies' Festival; A change in the things !eve;
Come, Oh! come along: with me; Star Spangled
Banner, Erin is my Home; There's no Horde like
my own; Mary of Argyle; Flow Gently Sweet' Af
ton; By gone Hours; When Stars are in the quiet .
Skies; Flow on then shining River ; "Evening - Star
Waltz: New York Serenading .waltz; Love not
Quick - Step; Bird waltz; Herz Quick - Step; Sercphic
Gallopade; Peter's Highland March; Golden drop
Waltz; Baden Baden -Polka; Woronzo' waltzes;
Hall's Quick Step; Grasshopper waltz; Variations to
Li Parisienne,-by Houten ; L'lnvitation a la valise,
by Weber; Variations, from Beatrice di tender, by
Duvernoy Air Alremaud, variations by Hunten,
Swiss Drover .Boy, variations by Czerney; Matt,
variations %m the 'Swiss Family by Heaton.
Instrnction books for Piano Porte:
Huntents ; Bingmullees ; Can's; Hamilton's
Willig's ; Howe's; Flummelt's; &c.
JOSEPO PENNOCK, THOS. 'MITCHELL, J. B. lIERIZON,
PENNOCK,' 1111TCHILLt - .fk. - CO.
TTNION FOrNDRY, warehouse on- Libely et,
U oppOsite Brown's row, Pittsburgh.
AiINATS • ON HARD
Stoves and Grates, Tea Kettles, Sad Irons,
Wagon boxes all sizes Tailors and Hatters lions
Hollow ware, Counter weights, &c
Plough eastings'all sizes Iron and nails. • •
.
;)Mill casUngs,A.c., made to order.,
jy t3-y
Raw Whiskey. '
BARRELS MS, Whiskey, over proof, for
275 sale by, JS.OOII - WEA:CTER, - , J
jyl3 16 Market st.,-cor Front.. ,
AMPERB,
A few good substantial Millen liaropercon
venient for Packing Glassware, &c., for sale bj ,
iYI3 • JACOB WEAVER. ,f,
New BoOks. -
1) RES COTT S Conquest of Peru; •
Howitt's Homes of the. Poets;
Schmitz's History of Aortic;
()moo—by Melville;
The Boys' Summer Book. Just reed and for sale by
jyl3 H. S. BOSWORTH & Cu., 43 Market st.-.
••.
Chickering , s - Pianos. I
TOHN H. ME.E.LOP., N. 81 Wool street; has! •
CO on band and for salc,a very elegant Rosa wood
Piano forte, from the celebrated ; manufactory of
, .
Chickering;Boaton ; whic.h has been ,pronouneed by_ ;
the best judges in the city, to be superior-to;any in- --
strument they have ever heard.- Price s3obicash; i
jyl2
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HILL
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BANNERS, EXCHANGE DRONERS AND ]EALESS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CEB
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES;
GOLD AND SILVER. '
N 0.65 WOOD TT., 3D DOOR SELOW Fenemp - , WEST UDE,
Pittsburgh, Pa. i•
PAll.Funds and Currency received on Deposit, and
collection's made in all the principal cities of the
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York : Boston and CincielltiAonstantiy foriale
sums to suit purchasers. . _
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on thelnost &Tors&
ble terms. . ,
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Gerinany. and
France procured, ¢c. . - - - mar22-y
WILLIADI`A. 111.161. & Co.,- - -
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BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, AND DEALERS nr
FOREIGNI I AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, -- _
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT; BANK NOTES;
AND SPECIE,.
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side,.
Pittsburgh, Pa. -
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CURRENT Funds received on deposit' and col-
Itetions made on all the Cities thripghont the` ,
United .ates.. - Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phis, New York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers. - . _
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and.
Virginia Banks bought and:sold on the most
terms. , .
The highest premium paid for Foreign and•Anierk.
can Gold and Silver coins. - '
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germatly,-
France procured, tkc. marlo-davvy
N. Hgl.lll
BANKERS AND DEALERS
No. 55 Market s,
Sellinglate. Exc
New York pr
Philadelphia t
Baltimore ht
BANTI.
Buying rates.
Ohio /
Indiana`
Kentucky ir
Virginia,
Wheeling
Tennessee - 3 "
A CARD. . • .
- Ey AVING made arrangements with the' most ex. -
- I tensive Importing House in New York, some
. . -
time back, for my supply . of pure WinesandMquors,
and who are the sole agents of the following houses ,
in Europe and the Island of Madeira : of" Otard,
Dupuy & Col" "Hennes "Somme," "J. J. Du-. "•--
pity &Co." and "A. Seignette Brandies;."Cffiey, - •
Weber & Foriester's of Oporto," Forrester, Weber
4r (Miley of Xeresi," "I,Ymington &Co" of Madeira,
"Cruse & Hirshfield's Claret, " Jacquisson & Fill's
Champaigne \Vines." They have kindly consented
for me to use their name if necessary to show that r
have rezeivedand am receiving a large supply of the
above ,Brands of Wines and Liqhors, which I
prepared to sell in a pate state to those who want,
at fair prices. Thankful to my friends' and the pittr
lic for past favors, I. hope to meet a continuance of
their patronage by strict attention to business.
P. C. MARTIN, ---'
jyi corner of Smithfield eudlront ett:
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Louisville ' • - 1 "
St. Louis . , 1 "
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Pennsylvania Co ..t:
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