The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, December 30, 1847, Image 1

110
=ME
•
R . M 4. i ;
• • r t•'. „*.;
• • ••*.;
t-. •‘, ,
4 i ; t o • , I,t * ,..N ** . t
„;• . r.
• a • • .4+ • 4 • 4•• *" •••• '4... 1
r .1.. a • + A - r` t . s * +' " 4 • + 4,,t.• • 1 •
„, F • • I,f
!" ,
t '‘
. 4
4% ;
i 1
•
-
t:" „„ •
•‘, : l+• +++ •• PAC f‘t
...•••;‘♦ •
4,
• 4 -4
,t,"••• 1 r 5 :
rt. 44 44 '•,
• 4 ;:,
—"Of • ,
• , f •••••.)' : 4") •,-1
'•, , 1 c • • •;,'
•;•
.4. 1 • t 'l , .4, •+. l
7.1 ;.*
• s • •%:7f . ,_ •t i , l
r ti
L 1;• t •
t , • 1
4 4 3 ++ . . • ;/, ' +t • • rt •••
• , ."4 - s:e • v.` +.
r:- ": 1 4,
•
r M ILL * c 5 4 •
"- t.`
? • ,
i.
-..; • -
... a. ", • 4 - r.: 4 , 4 !..•
..;• 4 .4 t
-ra Jr, tl V i . •*. a-4 - ; 4 +.
",•4,•/.. 4 •` 4 "^:tn. t
;' .1 , 4 •• a .`
' 4 •-• r' <,7 * :,• 4* `, •
4 It'. • " .• '; •••
1 • • 4 X*/•h . '', +4 4 , .2' ' ++%
• 4 ++.' +++
es S. 4 "" 1 / 4 4• -
• t ;'•'; 7 • c 1 ...r . 4 '7 •
c" . ."j l
1 ", '4! • "
tr%
‘. • •
.4'
; +%, c. ".;!. • • .7 ;
.4 , 7: ' ; a :•.:. • 'l'
• 4*. I+ *; +- •••
•
'•,x r+ ,••• . • • " •• + •• •
• 3r • +4 • 4 4 4, a t • • ;'•
• 1 .. !•,, ~ 4+ +i 4.4 4 'ft. '" / •••
:1.27 , ••,• •• ,;
• .v 4 ",'t ' 4 * * ,',.'„ *. 1%.{.
• 4 'e a t ;
-,,` ' • ; •
•,-t. • 7‘, •
- -6 r 4 + 1 7-
•-• 'v. •
1 '•
• t - *.`“ .'");
70 1 , ';k• •
•
•
=BIM
2&1111
_ a:.r,
• 4,1_-
=NE
: • =
=Ell
4 ' ‘
,~:.:; r
• • ••
, • ~; ; r
•-, • •
• • . • • f• 7
- 4 •
,•• • •
• F.' l 4" t
‘„
:$ F
t r Zt;l4 -
: •
. ,
-4- - • - •
'
:,f;''''. ,...,- :':!..'i.','-
,- -, r - .,:: ,. ..'-' ,. : ,, if:.•:'...:,.,:, : ,. 4.
-. '..--i..7--'
,'': •;," '•
"- ';
•':''' - '.-';'-' 7 /..-.,*, -, .
, , ~.; -. i ~--.-.-:-...---- ,-; : .7. '"'- •
•-'',- . : -,' '-' -1.. '`.-.;' - ';,,'' ,=. :•‘:', l, -- ' ; ''..*'"? . :" , !.' r
.'t ''... ,
.. 1 ,.; ~ , ..-_,,,•%,`,.•:..,,',,-: i'l •., ‘, ' ~ •%•:' , i' r ,
, - c I: "., --. ."' - .1.:, ';;;: , .. , :e c , .';'-F , - -"' ,- ',,''' . • 6 '., ,' i :',--'*,
' .' ..',. ~. '' : • AA i. ~.
-
. :''. - ' 1 ,
' '.- .. ',, ...
' - 1 4 . f 7 -.;,,:, 1-f.- - - •• .
..-: 4 , ' 4 ---., - ~ , . ' L' :-, .- ' • '' %,
.- ~ ••'. - '!S 4 -.,: - - ,,- "'"' .-'7 . -,, • t,':., -'3 ' ; ••.': 1 , ..-
- . , - -- i.Y•• ,, ,i..4 : , •'l,.' ~.. '.. • t: .%., ;1 •,‘ l• .
. 4 . -- ;, W:,....:...,.....;:-. 0. ' ;•.....,.,,,
..!..:.; ~,
,'•'' . ' - 'l l '', -.-- -kl , -',.. '., 4t:l, • ~ '• . '
:'"•4. '' ;'' *.ef 7% 41' ,r,.0.
''' *,,‘ ';',. '.i -- ,.71.•:-..::'...,!.14. , ,!..-...:: 4 1.; , ...c 7 I r f,,, , ,, ;
1 ;,... - :`1,... - 4 , s ' ,, '...:t."4, - Z - ,... 4',.'5'N .... ,I ' - '.:
'4''','. ,l ' l / 4 ,' ,- -tr . - - ;.:, 4 I. l'o V.. 3 fi.;‘ , '••••,i i ii .. :. ; ! - :.' 'c' ''', ,
.*; - ',.. - ;''.A. -,,,-;-,_.,- ...; -, 4 , 'F. - : - .4 ,,, ; - , ,. ..,. • 1: .7- '2'7 =‘,,- ...,
...,,,_•"*T-,•,-. --- • -, 0 ,, J-, , z3t,:,,t - t.,‘ ) ...:,"! ..F" • , .- I .f .. '''
.: Ty 4 ....,;12..1 .1,4:;:54.1,4-i--..v.,-....,,,,, A
~ .. ,.,, i ;
..,..'"•• .' . 4 :.'';• 1- - ''• 4 ',....":.... 'i..... i. ,4. ..: * ,11 4-1- f,; .. ~.!
~ . .I " ';''!..', M+ 1 , ''' .: '' `i‘f' , * , ! , r' -,: , : •:•,.. '''' ;i * '-`:-' 1
'`l 4-.;',;...'.:;5.-,q{,\„„...i.,..,...4
, -,1.,;,4,N , r , #1..kz ,- -tlt , -..--.t- k
.....,:,,.„ a, t s 4 , 'kr: , i'..f ~..,, A .r. ',3' 4 '4 ''' "t• -4 ‘i i ..-. - - .
' • ir ' '''''' '4' i fi t l ''' . ' - ' 1 ":'- , '1 I N . It . R. i f:LA i . ' 1, 1 :1- t:j '",.. .-•%,' i . ,.P ilt ,
• ' 4,•• :" • ' ' ' ..l• '''' , o; ',”itq i IAP ~, 4: ' : 0 1. .. t .." I f ' - ' ;--•, TA • •-• ; :-. C:
.cep 04% 'r 4l-. -.1 .- 4 ;-.3.t „ , :- . --s - - A ~.;. P - _.'s.t ...: L.,1‘ .. -„: t .
....7,,,, - A ., ...7•,,,, ,, ,44-eit,, , f..!14 - -' '.O ` - = - '7'::01 . t 4 l,'' 4. 4 ;•"''t'" *4. l'
.; - - , 4. - ,- - -:14-41. - - ,,, v,:;.1, r. ~..1;e 4 ~, ...‘1.1 ,t . . ..4 .. .tA ,, ,v ,i
N, k :t cir..,...pj , N , f:r 4.iv,,,eA,,„
u. 0 r....0.i,,„v.:', 1 ri P , .4 . 1 0 ;..",, , r,',,, IN'PZ I i• - r 2 "' *'
, --4.1 4 *.: 4 e4 , 4 - *.Z. 4 ' '' " VVZ ,,
-A, ,- , ~,„ -If -k , •PI - V,;k0 ,4 :e,...m , , ~ .f.ti - ,.,-,
li;), l ,v4lft - i.v_ssik, 3 4 ,1 4 4tti i ic e 0 . 4 t O C. d•
.44 . 4 4. t tt *P.•
q j
I Z l , ir -1 41i.. 4.- 4 .. 'n'4 1", .
1„.%...,, , „,,, - ~..... ~,,t . ii ., ,....: -. .4,470, . 2 .,
-, -,--„,
4,,,,, -ii..4,4"
-4c , " ? `14 14 rt 1 " 1v,, '" —, -4 •I-A.5.441. ll' i ' -' 4. "1... t 1 f' N ' ' '' - ` - t - tl i t 4 1 ' F T : • , i,t
4 v .,t, 1.; ....A te. , ' 4 4 ~..4 .0 , ~,..4.4 , :. 4i ? A,, t fr .. T . ifiilVT,,,, . 3 ~` . -,_ tt‘ t, ..'rv, I 'r...„ 4 , -- .V , ...,,
~1 . 3. ,••• -..
;g:7- it - I . kk,'''4 r' ~,P• 4 T. P .2.4: 1 4. I ~.il/4.nill'''.;-..A-4142'i''Arrateii4A46•41q4;44"1".r '''' i''''''t 47'•; ' ,' '... ' f r . •
C'llti`lkCAl,4l›. ',=;;1..6......*;t:-.4-1`,`"4,14 t '- c,; " .. 4 ' . .... -- 43-44N'TrA'at2;- t .7: ',..* '‘-i l• t tr ..? : ..- - • '' - : .• 4 ' 4 '-, ' ..-... ,
'! -Iv- , -';-,'" 1 ::'' -,.. , -- 15 s.-- : - e -., c' , ' , .`...3. ;14i 441:1;-..7, - . 4 ,;. :•••.., i.• j, -, 1 --, ; ; ; •-,-.' - ~ ~ - ' -
... ..:›- - -. -' , t ~- -E , -1 , -, ,---.,, ii‘ i '''.: -- ' '---.. ''.o ' .-, ' . 4 .." . ' i j, -- .;'o' - ' " • •;'4,4 i t . ,'', ' ii .- --. .- i ~ :-. '- --
'' ~ ''' ..
4
'' ' ::7 'l '''' , •: - ''tiii - , - -ic t i , 4 ,- 7.', :' :".."' , - - . - rY-, , -_ - '_ - .',.- ..- •-.11: --, :' , :3- :: . - ".,'. • "..•,,:.,-, 2 ,:.- ; ~„„:,, , -
~
,_,.
0-f-Y'-'"''..iA.-.:;i47,--4';7.',.-:. ‘; J4=
i P 4
.:. ,--.i--,,-,..,`t ro'',t:. '•.' .- .r .; ..--i`-
,'','; .
-1
•''
.-',-'''‘ ~:.''• 0- '
'•,.^t-t i-,'l- - . '.n A ' ; ..''
''..,';;"i:. ! i: , - '• ..;.'' "..-''';
''.,.'. ,-.' .i-'
' ,
1- . 1 ?‘!+4.." Ji ! 44 .,4. ',4A r
t -. , '1 •' ; '''
' '' ',.-it;•f -.. r . ; :.6 ;'' ''''' E! lb . t - ' 4 " : ' ' ' ,.' ' ''i Jt ' t• ' 'i- -• • t - i N ''' .e ,' -`t!',' -_, -' ' ''''
: ,- ;• -•-• ''''',. 7' !Os. ....._',.. t: N''' ' •,., - '4 , 1,,, s
~ . ~, " a
1,5--,,i‘',_;`‘;;;,,i•f;;t:2.l. ' ';'' ; • ` ' .: 4 44# l *. '" :" 4- iL ' '''_.. '';': '.• ",2 '..`"::',"'...:;..444;,!"--I'Z'',.'l3-;'arr',.'''. -
1 41r,4A 5 ‘,,5 1 t::
..;: 0 '.9 t:: 4- '4..":"'-'," ,: .., '"
~. ''
'. -'-- 1 -'' - "''' ' ' ~ 'l , -- , " - ;"'",! •- r•= - .:'.'' -
:
tAill* r t'''' , • ' • - ::‘ - r - ..,. " " -'
r ' L
-1, ' l ' 3 ' ''''
'''' '' r: ''''' ' -
'''34:2 - r''' —' _ -, , -`' • "-' .-. 7' ''''', , - ,l` - : - - ,
• ' 4, 1: 3 13.,.' r- - il,
. 4; '1 '7 Z4 13 1 /4' ''l - . - --: ," '
‘c4.,,..t* ' ' ' : -, :.;N • . - :„ - ,',.- i r,''' . :" .'''' -;
- - ' , - ".•"1;.: - '' ' ; „, - ' ''
" .-
-, • ,
1424%.--,4 ;.:.. - ,
_,- 1 , , • . ~, . --- . •
..-; ',-,-,
' '''"•';', ,, l - " 4 -"4
._. .4 4 ' , • , : ~. t .,„..,,?..- 4 .-: ..-
...,,.....: - .•• '':::f.
X'. - i'gr4 l- 1 , - . `" - :.',. - : ',..;' : '..., •,. .' ' ' ' - ~, •'." ; . ; - ; .•.z.,"; •- •-t,,;"',.. , .., .".,-; : ..-, - , ~ , i,, ,,-. , ,, , 7
-- -- ' • .'" ''''' '''..'''. -' -', i'f,:-.`,, '. , ',: , .,*;'. - - , 1 ''".•......':. -..- - : :
: . ',..r."-., , , ,
..-:: ,";".,. ,: .. :. .•........ ~,-. ~r. ~- ". 2. : -,
''..0 .4 '7.;:z...'.,1 - ~-'-,, 1.-,,...•A" ' ..,.., 14 . .. ..-- f, .-. ', - .1 - .•",1,-.71:1' . .; ~ - f ,, , : ~rl . j ; • • -- -
0 •••• T r... 1, - , •`. '''. • -, , --'-', -'-'..- ~,.., 1 - ,,'„,:,,.- .!,'• ~. .:- , - . ..t!:.-_: ; ".a., ,v ''4.,.z. : , , , , ,,,,-_ -,--: - •
EiiiiMil
=NM
. 5`
`l'
NM=
MENE
ERNE
~'~
'''':'_:.4r;•l : !;' , : ,, ', ',', ~,-,'; -,
,'. _- ,.- .; , w4 , =P -7, : , ';'`:; , : -,- .
.. ~•L'- ..
... ..
~ ~,.•
'!.~, ~
OWE
=ME
. „"
• •
1
MEM
KEE
i'.:i-'!.,.'.-.,.:? . .. 7 . , .• ;-
MIME
MEI=
•',
" , ! -, ' , , - >t,,,;.f . : , -...',,::...0.-•2.-
: t •
-r:::A. , - 7c.:! ii .t:l.lti
r •1 : 4
.b...4.i:11',....,:t
C OIL:7V
439
•
-Pyp.l42liED A;IND • EDITED BY.:
. .
W.icoraef qf Woad and AftliAlts«- , ;
,Tstras.—Five dollars alear, payable ill ndistret.
Biz :Oilers will invariablrbe required. if not paid
wisbin. the Yeir• .1 • , •
Single copies, Two ohms—for sale at the counter
jitp. (Moo s and by Aorta Boys. • .
TEE *Fain 16116111 Li AND RANUFACTBIUM •
Is/published at the same office, on a double medium
sheet; at. TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance; sing
glscopien,atz curler I.
• ;i*rt scuatr. T •
40 5o
tiro do, '0 75
:Mite do„ 1 00
hie - 150
:wo do, 3 00
Phroe'do, ,fs‘
• resiirl7-Adv ,
4 " - 'EPIA2COLABLZ
I
Oni Sgwiri '
thrisionth, sls 00 sii'inbiiihr, ' liti(ft '6O
)fleyesi, . • 1 20 O 0 oiiii , e'ar,.. '--so 00
. , .
'LirgeiSylvertleamiints In i)iopottioit.' '
ler - CAnod of fooillnes, iris 174)14AR1S S - year.
I
' - 11. it: Kennedy,
2,4iiii'oll.NßlL.'At - LAW. 'Office in: die "frame
ivitti Alderman M>Maatei,'Fifth street,
tween•Weeid-Mid•Eimithfield eta.' . ,nngl7-6Me'
r• A. B. MlCalmont, •• •• • '
TTPRNEY Office onToovih•itreet,
A.
a reW doors above Wood. Collectioasatteoded
Ulu Ciuriqn and . Venaugo c!..untica, , ~.,• itug3o-y
~ •Tolan J. Mitoliel.' .. • •'. •
4Ia.±TORNEY AND COUNS.ELLOICAT LAW.
• Olic.e onSyaithfiabl street, a few doors above
mond alley... ~, : , --, . • ; ,
li. 11,.--Selleitiona made.on moderaie terms:
• - J. N. 111.P . Clowry, , , •
ITtORNET 4Nlio .CQUIVS.E4LOR BT L 4 fl
iThYtItE. in
,9rantitreet•
jq.29 42ay
, Removal.. .
ROIMILT SNYDER, remixed Ida pihne
to Feurthatreeclietween Wood and Scnitlifield
ta., next door to Rialy PattersOces Lislniy Stable.
alay . l.s ! ly " • • •
. -
•, . Jolkn W. Burrell. • •
- A TTORNEY AND 'COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the North east.'orner df Fou'rth and
r ' istuttifield streets. . cel6.3m•
- John Barton. ' -
OnLTTORNEY AT , LAW. Office, North tide of
Firth street, between Wood and Smithfield, in
camp building with Alderman Morrow.
.te3o-Iy, . '
TEIO3IAS M. MARSHALL,
A TTOIINEY AT LAW-o . ifiee,.Lowries !Wild
a_ tugs, Fourth street. jan7-ty
Joseph O. DVlCAbbini •
TTORN EY AT LAW, office la Wallace , . build
ing, on 9thpt., between. Wood and Smithfield
treats. • now 18-y.,
deorge W. Layng.
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at, Law and Notary
,tlPublie; office at the corner of dttx.and Woottate.
aver Sibbet - t& Jones , Exchange offie.e. oct4
Magehan & 511111111101111,
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors . at:Law. Office
tik on Futirth street ' between Wnoiltind Smithfield,
mil nearly opposite the Mayor's 'office. nove-Y
Willa, a, Donnelly,
A TTORNEYS ANiD COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
ti Pittsburgh, Pa. OctM on Fourth st., between
inithfielf and Grant. marl4-y
Edmund ihaowdell,
A TTORNL'Y AT LAW, °trice in tlie - building . on
„M. the North East Corner of Fouith nod Sleuthtietd
creels.
R.
A LDERRAN, otbce 'WWI side - of f Fifth - street,
ti between Wuod and Smithficld, Pittsburgh.
senlo-y • •
Jankts
A TTORNEY AT LAW, tail in' the elambera
A
occupiedrby Alderman M'Ainotors, on Fifth at.,
between Wood and SlMMfield. aplB-y
Al•Caallea• & 111 Clare.
tTTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
office on Fourth street, opposite R. St IL H.
Pauenum , s Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. seplo-y
Forward dr. Sawartiroweldes, -
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Yourth.mreet between
A
Wood and Smithfield, eppositePatterion's lir
wy stable. afa-y
George F. Glnziaore,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office in Breed's build
-L-1 teas 4th st.., above Wood,' Pittabergh, Pa.
"aep2-7.11,
C. Orlando Loomis,
ATTOttNEY AT LAW, Office gourth at., above
Wood. . jakyl-y
Removal.
BEELEN has removed his commission and for
warding business from the Canal 11 - asin to his
sew warebouse-oh Third'strett, nearly opposite the
Post Office. , . may3o-y.
James S. Craft,
ATTORNEY, -COUNSELLOR AND "NOTARY.;
Pittsburgh, Pa., having resigned, the -office or
Secretary P.,Nay. and Fire las.-Co n .wil I attend ape.
Many to collections and
. busiaess. connected .with
navigation, insurancd, accounts and real estate. Du
sines, hours, 9A. M. to 9 P. M. Otfia; firat door
west of Alderman Miller's, Fourth stireet, near Grant.
ap 7
Charles M. Hays, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW, "Pittsburth,'Pa. COm
missianer to take the proof and aeknowledge
went or deeds, leases, contracts, deposites or other
writings, to be recorded or used in the States oi
Kentucky, Indiana, Tennesseeidlichigan And Mis:
semi. Office, Burie's building, Fourth et. marl2-y
Edwin C. Wilson',
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 'AT LAW;
Franklin, Venango county, Penna., will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care-:.cot=
.sctions made in Warren, Clarion and Jeffersonco.,s.
REFER TO ,• -
}
J. A. Stockton & Co.
Murphy, Wilson es Co. ' Pittsburgh.
John Bigler,
Hon. James Kinnear; ''. ' 1
,Franklin.
Hon. Ales. M'Calmont,
Hon. James Wilson, Steubenville, Ohio. juy23-y
• Victor Serib a,
pOOKSELLER, STATIONER. AND BINDER,
. Filth street, between Wood and Market streets,
aburgb, Pa. -.- • jan7-y
James Patterson, Jr:.
CORNER' of First and Ferry. streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa., manufacturer of locks, hinges and bolts,
°blitz°, fuller, mill and timber, screws, housen
serail; for rolling mills, &c. seglo-y
Wm. A. Ward,
DEhr . I:IST, has removed to theplaee of his foc
niei residence in. Penn street; two doors below
Irwin. splB-1 ,
C. A..lll , Anulty 4 Co., .
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Canal Basin, Pittaburgh Pa. .mar3dy
Martin Lytle, .
FAMILY GROCER, Smithfield street, nest door
U to the Fifth Presbyterian Church. 'Pined
George Goehran,
F ORIVARDTI4Gar. COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 26 Wood it.; Pittsburgh. nov27-7
We've Dook Store.
HS. BOSWORTII.Bt Co., No. 43 Market street,
* next door to - Third , street, are just opening ,a
new and extensive nisiirtgierit of Books and Station-I
ery, which they will sell t 'wholesale and retail, at the
lowest prices. " ' ap2s-y
School Book ilia Paper Wareltoiiie.
UKE LOOMIS, Agent, publisher, bookseller and
T
j bookbinder, N0.,89, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
mar2B-y ' .
• lb.:"WilleaWeth,
MERGIANT, -Office on Pelne•siree'
t stetson:lrwin and Hand its., Pittsburgh, P
commissions will be promptly attended to. ma
• , -...,...-4--.:-....-;
.',",-.,7.•,'`..`::,---.;:_.•-',',•-••••-4-',,..,',.;'•,"":-:.-'''::',-...-''',.-..- ,-.";3';-'-::!.:---1'.:',..:,7,,,..1..'•,.::••;..,;,-J,-••,.;;Lt.,"-,,...:,'.4A-‘„,,,-..-,.....-„f;,:y
- ...- , r.. ,---_. -.-• -----.,.-.• ,1,...,-, : -:----:..-•,?•]•,: _ - ; 2--- . :, " - ` .-- :' , " •7,.- .• - ' .. " •: '?. •-,:. ..'''. ,,.. sT., : ::' -7- --' :- . - .'.1 ..- .. , :' .. :2' ..- -'-':,'-s-, - ;:•"•-;',', .:'.'. ''',,,,,,, ....'.:-.i.-.'.*••...'.',...".',27,:•
~..,0,'•1'..1011,41c%.,-:;.-,:7Y:77;
.. - .. --... • ...,:,,,,..,.... ::,.• ::,.• :' . :'i .'..i -'- ' -1.,,, ..'..:.. : ' , ' - '• g • ;:.....':;:, :.'-',:.•; •••••=-:.,•-•':-',. ~:'.--'...' : '-'.. .- ':;-:' -: '.
~...:. r '.'",, -,•... ',: ' -', .' , 7„f,..", ':.''.-..--.. : '1 -•! .:
f :':,:'.. ' ~,,,•-•-•••• ~,,„„.,,,,„::,A, .., :-:. . ~: . . ~ Ni i ..74l.Nl*a tt' W A*V; l% .,.- . .:.:',.'..!_1 . A:1t':', . ' ~. '''',..: ' ' :?'' ' -'.. - - .. ...:.......2 . ~''',',;, -; ,''',..•!-- , 7:
. ~ - , -....-, ... , . -,.. ~ - ,-• .4 N.,.7.:,..-'.•••,:"^,...';•.,71
:.:. :'‘.:•:--- :- - -...:.' ' 2 : ._ ........:.:
~.....r".47:''1'.•17."5.!..7.5.-- f t4 ' !.' ,, , , , .•.•'...
:. -. '. : -'. ':,.....-'-'....,.. '.,--.:::::::'
~_:,.'.-.`,.??!..:::•..,':, --;......„:::,,..:,.,-;:;.- '... - •.•.:';':-........ '..- -: f . '.
" .... ,...,,, 11 14Y... * ;::( .'.::.
'; 7...*:'. .. :*'- ' : ***,:•'-''::•-•'-. *: ± - . ;:;. * *1. 1 .1.2 ..,-:..L'i-'4.14:47*,-,.i:-',:,:',..,-'-.---.:-.•: . - " *•,.. . ;: f .:7: • F'; i *. i . 4 .±*(:-';72* .::;-:''''-'-'' -::::'-::*-.:',*:.: •• : *'..''''''''-.:l'''. : .
,:. ''''
...,:' :::- : ::-.:,:'' --.* : ': ,: .* ,, 2 : , .: •* •: -. . -. . -. .. r '-';'-': ' l . -:1: ' ,- ; ,. .. ,-.,- "..i, , ": ,- ,.. - 1 : ,'•: , . : 5',-', - -,?;..,'•::: . ,..::- •' „ - -- ..r . .:. - -!.;--
.-",.'„;' .... . -r - -,:, - , - "i,.. - ",';
‘.,'•,-..,- ---:::,;',."-";".--. -
.."..!_,,:-.•-:„,:.:::::,,'.,..,--,:, „.,..-.."...-,-;'.i.'-.:-..!',.!2K...-....'5,;,'„'„:,.':,..-
-- -- -----',.---_-"7-,-,:-._.-,:- 1„ 7- tzt.-- , - -.,::.'''.----.,---:- ' - ' --2 - - :- : '.',..,. -. : „ 4-`; -- ' ::•::- ' - ''''.,..•*:; 7- . 4 . , t-: - :' , ,t';••, - - -, •. - , --• '....•.- -.,: ' , : :, -, :- --, ."*.i - _-: ' ..I '-I- :- : ... --: _ - •.- ..r ''. ;- " ,
.-,i.'. - ---'
~- . .--'' •. -•-•.• ---‘: --- -,.''"--- . .- • , • • .--- --- - - --:-: -.--.'...". -•." '' - ''-',-•----I'.----, ' -- *t ,.... ,„.,,- - :"."•- '-'",:'•::
.:•' - . • .: 1. • - . , ' :: :'• -•- ' „:: ,'F-;' ,.-.- S.". - _:: - :_::• - .-k, --- : , •;- - - - -„- -, _:-:,'.- -..----..."---;'•.- :-'-'....-:-.:_...-:':-:..-.--!.., ......::_,-:,.;',,,' .. 1 ••:7•:-.-1:',.•-•:':..., ~. ',- . ...:•.- ' ., . ..- . •'7"..•..:-.- ,' il.- . '
.. " ',•' '.:-..:- • - .-..• . ..- -. i-',''.:- .
." ;:. . - •' •
.-. :- • • '..'.-. ' - 'l..•fi'.. . ' •' - .:
•• :. ..,.,___,,...,...,-.. .-.4,..e._4_-,-..-..-'--,-----.777-7"7"... -----:' -' -• : ,.. ... ,,.. : ,, A , 447 - 0:111V - :....rati.* - ;,.',:•'!,.., .-
...--.•-•:-
„,, .. , .. „..„. .. , : „, .... ,- ; , .. ,-- ---... ,,,, ,r!= ,,,,, , - :-.. , . , r... 7:17.7. ,' - ' '' ' -- ” ',"- ',' • ..•„..,„' „, ,' : - .., , ~,,,, ....; _. 7
..,,-.. ~,j- 4.. ~,,...,? ,c,.. , ....,-. 15 J.?!.7-,.. •......t., ,, ... , ....., -.-....-:.!-.-.:,:-.J.,!„-:-.. , -•:-,--,-.
. .
. .
,- ....??, ..-„, A 4i; i ?....1.:..r.7 . ;
__ ..... „. .... ,,,r,...,...,,..„ • „, , - „- ~ 4.-,
...:._ir,. ,
.., . .
.... .
_ 7 .. :
..
_ ,,1;;,
i:
.0.a.".1.,, a
~.
:_r
. .
~ ~ ...
. ; '.-; ---- ‘-- .! -, -,..,.1,..;-:. ~,. '- • ;. .+ 1, 14 - i s::''!•''''.' I •.- - -• -.--' r ! . ,- - - -.'•:-.;;-'..-• .":;••••. ..:' ,- •-. i'....F- . .' - '-' f, - 2j: - . '.:2,'•2Y ::.. ." • ' ~.••••!--,, :-.- :-- ---- ---', .. _ ..., - ',. •., ',.' •.- •-- 4 , ...'
''
- * ~,„ --
-'''' -''''''. • ' ll' ;.' '.I, . MEC • - 1 , . -".''',,•;. . s: 1 ., : ' •
~.
~,..
~ i . :,.: . :„ . : ':
.;.
.. ~..: ',.;,'i.cqt....,(:, f,1.7.,h '' ' , ll, _C - ,.',!`_,• :,::. ~. j': .
.4..., - ,
~ , ,fi,, - • ::..,•-•
,--',.' ....--* l' *' , ' ,','.''''''''''' *'..,:.''''',*-:::', **.' ,..7,: : :: ' ,..- ' ,..,. ** :; ' ,',Yir
,: 1 \ ' - ... ;.:-;* ' ' '' ''S.-*• E: '''..* *. ''
~ -..:: .. ** - - i ; r' • .-
''',.',..';, ' . ' .1
-'',',,,, . s'..'," '- . ' ' ''!;2, ..**
'''':',', ..• ,: :. :‘:',,, *"
~*,'''',',,, ,*;•'-') : * ''' '., 2 ; . : **, '- . ',. :.': ,'•.. :- - '',l iNIIII. '' '" "I. .. ?::. ''' IV
, . „
"'*-' 't '• ' - • -'i *1: * 1 ":"% •' ' -, 1 . : 1 !" '.- '''''''" .!''' ..
...
':. ''`-' . ' hit
~•: • 1 11. 6 . : •,.—. ..,..., :. ..,.. :, .: ~.. ~. , : • , ::—. ...,::-.•.;'• .• '. - ;.•:': . •!:'.: ;,,
..,,. , !,...,, • .:::•••• ..; : .: • .. - • . • - •
'.:.: :,. .•"iz V''' .
'.-...,-, .., 1 - . , ..; • ,=-• :':• ..::), . <:,,:: -,.,.. , I i i •: '' ''. - .•'*,*' -., '.*.
, • I, , 1
. ~. . -.., ' i i , :' . , z, : , * ' . *.- '' . ; , K ;..,.
~ ..:1;",.,., , :,,,..,' *-,
~ .,!, ....s . , • -,` .
i ` ., : ,
~! '', -, k , '-'. i:; ..,'' 1 .i , .
~... , .• ,
,;.:
.. -. .,T, ',.,,, I , ', P.'.llll**' ~IV . .5:*:,-..:!:'' *,..;'-'''' ''.',' ': ' , : . '...;',:. '...- ''', ' .''
- :'',. ''-
' ' , ..,'', :* I' ,' - ':; 1 ,, . ..:':"*, '. , '''..-. ''',:: . '., . ' , ... ~ ' !'" ..'' :.' , ~,- , ' ::.,,. ' ' . .-,-, -:
. ; .•*
. ,•
~ ' ,-,, -. ,
_,;:,*''' ',*''' -i- ' ''''- ' .
~,,,..,..,..1 1. ,.........::,.,,..1 . .,,,•.! . ...: .. _
~
~r , : , .: i . •. (0 , ,,••,4,.. ••-... •,,:!„. .-..:,..-, ...., : -..4-..- , ... •..,2.,,..,, -,,,,, ---
... ..,,,, . ~ ~:•:,K . -,...::.•,\.• ~,‘..,,.., -.. , ..„..;„,, : r.
~•",,..
:,..::
..,..,,,.... •.::.....,..,..,...,,......,•...,..:
~ • .•,,,.....,,_.•-,...,,,:.....:..,....:„....,.,.•-.,f,:::--,..,.!: 7 :.' i . 1.:,:. , , - ; : , ,, ,, ,' , , nti : '.. , ..,
4
~..,.,...
.. ..,
...: ...
~E; . ...,
.....,:
..,..,....i_.
=Et=
vs law.= oz tau. .
01'11'04* i ,, ~„„ 45 06
Two do, 6 00
Three ,
'7'oo
Four do, 8 80
Six
,do, 10:00
enolear,' 16 iv
erttiodukents,
Atiwiirt=e.
•
PIANO FORTE manufactnrer And dealer in Me-
Aieal Sristruments No. 112 Wood street, near
Fifth. novl9-y
John A:,Parkluson i
kLDERMAN, Fifth Ward, Penn,street, between
Walnut and O'Hara streets, where he may be
ound at all times. Those having houses or other
aroperty to sell or rent, can have the same punctu
ally attended to; debts collected, and all the duties
of an - Alderman will receive prompt-attention,
act27l
RICHARD T. lar.s.cui Jr.,
•
IYYOt76a AND DEALICIOIIf
Foreign
and Donse•lle Saddlery Hard.-
ware and Carnage -Trimmings,
OFall descriptions, No. 133 World street, Pitts
burgh, seven doors above ifith,;and.one door .
above H. Childs & CO. , is Shoe store.,; ap24
TO Country Mere hcint•.
AA. MASON & CO., S 2 Market 'street, invitee
. the attention of Country Merchants to their
extensive assortment ofForeign and Domestic Geode,
which will be soM at Eastern jobbing prices.
se3o 1;t:r Wholesale Rooms, 2d Story.
AA A. MASON 4- Co., 62 Markel, st., will open
this morning, 20 pieces of Freqch Merinos, of
the best qualities and most desirable colors, also 10
pieces . of those very superiqr Cashmeres. declo
LAW NOTICE....
Charles Shales & Edwin 111, Stanton,
HAVE associated, themselves in3he practice of
Law, in the City of Pittsburgh. Office, Fourth
Street, between Mancet and Wood, Coreneriy occupi
sd by Shaper & Simpson.
Address Shaler & Stanton, Pittsburgh.
idecP-Itadlitm
LOOKING GLASS AND CLOCK STORE,
No. 98 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
A GENERAL assortment of Pier,. Mantel and
.„, 1 -1 Toilet Glasses; Portrait, Minature and Land.'
ecape frames, plain and ornamental; Of every variety
ofpatterns. Also, a new , style of WiAtion, Cornices,
call in and ace theta, all of which will be sold cheap
for Cash; 'or City'Acceptancis.
rllotelannd.Steam Boats furnished eheap.
JOSEPH MURPHY, 98 Wood st.
nor3o - - Prietical Gilder
Ayr ONON‘f4AI4ELIk PLANING !MILL.--,aura
Mr.t.z.inotti; would respettfolly infoina his
friends and thei•publie, - that his new establishment
is now in full operation; and that he is prepared to
furnish. Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for planed
lumber, with promptitude, and at the lowest rates.
Boards . and Plana, planed on one".or. both sides;
constantly on hand.
Bash, Doors and Mouldings, of eyorylleacription,
made to order.
, .
- •
Builders and Carppnters, wOuld fitid ; it to their ad; , 1
ventagrEM give him a call, as he can now ilireish tlieni
with Maned stuff suitable for every; deserytion of
worn. ,
ec3-tf
-....._.....,
. ,
New Feeley G rin
oods d Chriettnie ToNs•
•rPHE aubscriber haajust received a targeand aplen,
4 did avaortmenr or fancy'gooda and, toys, suitable
for the approaching season, wider will be offered at
the loivest pricee t . T. •Iti'lltILLIER;
dec4 * lO4 Wood st.
t
.~y
- A.
. .
..,i': , ,.: - ::::Ar:: -- ,',. , ,,: , ,: . ...y.:• : ,_
~.,....,,:7:..€p,.:,1-;,. 7'."'':H
- " , -t.':t.,.0. -. . ,- ; . ... 1770,: ! : . ,G. , ,- .( .. , .„,„,
...,--. ''.'_.. -P, „ - ' 1.: ,- -,'-=7,-. ;-,.,.,-r. t,0,7 -:-,-;.,.':....4.."t..-•.1.
''''';l7;,:,-.;;;:-. •k"-:.f:-:;,;-.7a,...4.-A;',*4.1,:,..r:.,„i.,•,--:,.
• ~, .„,., ...
,Tu ung,Cllerits. • • " :
11Vir,l'ARVA. Mr...Liggett; aadi W.m. E. , Agw7
1 ' 4 to buai 7
Woo; And iocoth ine'dirtheyo to-OiR j)atiOnitii.id toy
friends. lAm imitlicirizd to staid that they, will' ra
deeive the iourittel atitntsinatailciihrthi3 RANI
ble. Office 24 - story ofilurke.slilyildingt,4tli street,
Preetl.Woodorntilhiatket. ; •
JUG-41,, ." SAMUEL W. BLACK.
Plaktritoin7a thrirtvalleit
ItrAINiVFACTURED vih6lthin:b; and Fa r
at.;'betwinki 'Sixth' and Virgin
alley. ' ' • oct2l-y
' Wm. O'Hara. ,Robinson,
ILIATE U. S. Attorney f hni renidvea hie office in
No. 8 St. Clair et. L• '
" 'Glass
A - TULV:&NY & LEDLIE mantifactUre and 'keep
111. Constantly . on hand out, moulded and plain
Elba Glesaware in suits varieties; at their warehouse
corner of-Market and-Water etreets; Pittsburgh.—
Our works continue, in full opeittion, and!we are
constantly adding, to per /tack, Which .enables us to
fill orders with promptness. Purchasers are respect
fulrfli. solicited to - call and . examine prices and terms,
. . ' .
.istto,Knattn;.
ItrANUFACTURER er, lirpotimurnru.r. TEETH,
In Smithfield street, doors belew Fifth street
Pittsburgh, Pa. Always on hand's thltassortment or
Plato and Pivot teeth, of a- variety of shades, ai
simple Plate, Molars and Biscuspidatois, OUIIII teeth,
Screw. Pivot teeth, &c. Teeth and blocks made to
order; Dentists supplied with all articles in the pro
relation. AU ordersfrom-abroad must•be accompan
ied by the cash.
Platina.alwayeon hand,
.novls-y
Dr. Jno. Ortasvfordc
rI FFICE on St. Clair street ; oppzeir.iheaEux:o-yange
• James Blakely, Alderman.
ChrflCE PR Penn et., opposite D. Leech &
vt.) packet line office. Office ho'irre from 7 o'clock
A ` ,M., to 8 o'clock: P., M. .. .
_-' • Dr. George iliVettt,
OFFIPE,No. 77 Smithfield street, near Sixth et.,
Pittsburgh. aug2l-y
Dr. A. W. 011. : er,
p _
_arSICIAN AND SURGEON.. Office No. 8; St
C air street, Pittsburgh. '. .L jy2O
J..lllryar,.
RECTIFYING DISTILLER, and wholesale dent.
er. in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors,
No. 114 Liberty street, and .83 Disinend Alley, Pitts
burgh, Pa. ly2l—y
John .ll'Closkey, ,
AILOR. AND CLOTHIER, Liberti it., between
Sixth street and Virgin Alley o lioutts aide.
-Seplo-y
1. iI'CLI7O.IILAIT, 0. M. FLEMING, ir.IIIOATIIICK..
S. Bl'Clurkan
WHOLESALE GROCERS, ;commission Mer
chants, and dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh
Manufactures, No. 142 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
dee 3-j.
•L. 8. Nraterarigin,
• ROLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
VT Forwarding Mereliant,andtealbr in Produce
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nns. 31, Water, and
2, Front sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. - jy23-y
JOHN CADJOIS. J. at'rstioar.
Carsers & 111 9 Ntaligitt,
WHOLESALE GROCEItS and Commission Mer-
VV chants, .S4th street ) betreen Wood and
Liberty, Pkttaburgh, Pa. . dee,4-y
WM. GLENN, Bookbinder has removed to the
corner of Woad and Th ird sts, above C. H.
Kay, where he it prepared to do every description
of Ruling and Binding. a • dec2-y
• ' • . P. C. Martin,
WHOLESALE tad •retail Gr.oter and dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors,
Foreign and Domestic Fruit, Nuts, &c., No. 60 Water
street. sep.s% y
t. .J. & J.
NIVHOLESALE GROCERS,' dealers in produce
and Pittsburgh inanufactUres generally, No.
224 Liberty, opposite 7th street, Pittsburgh. ap2B.y
JOhn.
- IXTUOLESALE and retail dealer in Musie and
Musical Instruments, Piano : Fortes, School
Books, and Stationery, No. 122 Wood, street, Pitts
burgh. janl-y
SEVEN SIG DOORS
- - CLOTHING STORE,
O. SSIXTII STREET, VEAR LIBERTY.
..1011N FABREN,- PROMO E:FOR,
nnv24 y PITTSBURGH.:
GRORGE ARMOR; Tailor,
FOURTH VT., lIRTWEEN WOOD AND SHTTH FULD STREETS
(Nearly oppasite ;At MayAilt Uffice.)
jan29-y
Brazier's Bellows.
UST received an awortment, large sizes, Brazier's
ILI Hand Bellows; also, Parlour and Kitchen do.
Wholesale and het.zil, /WIN AV. BLAIR,
•Jecl6. 120 %Vona at.
Dr. W m. DI. Wright,
DENTIST, Office ancl sesidence in
St. Clair et. a few doors below Lib
erty, near the Exchance lintel.
marl 1-y
Prenett Dlekinos.
JOSEPH MURPHY'S
ATI- - -;: - , ,
'.'. ii '~ I. }_lr~
_ ~ . _~'. ~ 1.~.F~.
' ' ' 'STAR' CLOTHING STOILE,
NO. 70 WOOD PITTSBtIitGN, PA.
ITTE weng,heir 19:1 1 71qpnce to our customers
Yr "and the pnblic g neralty, that we have re
opened'Our establishuierit - WWI a - Bill Slid SPleedid
assortment ofripringand Sumtner Ready-made Cloth
ing, which in respect ukstyle and workmanship can.
driebe surpassed byany hafts° in this city,
Cattlemen who artrin bunt or any article in our
tipe.win,find ir to: their advantage tolive us , a ; Call,
before purchasing elsewhere; as our .stock, as w. 911
as the low prices- of our ... goods, , will tine:lle 'titi
please.all 'who will.favor.n. with a call. .-.
It is unnecessary for out . * enumerate the article.
comprising our Steck, as WE.lre weekly supplied—it
will stilßee for os to say that at 'all'timel our assert
ment will be complete, with every article partaining
to the wide. :ANCKEB. & MAYER,
." Sign'"Goldeii Star:"
N. B.—Gentlemen who leave orders at our store,
for any Garment that they wish,to have Made in New,
York, can be furnished in 'tw6 weeks after there = ceipt of their directions. mar 27 A. & A.
Iliiirdware, Cutlery; SOdlisri, dise.
•TOHN WALIC.X.R,! • ‘
TM - PORTER axil .dealer in Foreign and •Domestic
Hardware, vviitild 'respectfully inform-his friends
and the public generally, that he is now receiving
his Spring supply or Hardware ~ at: the old. stand of
Walker & Woodwelli - flo. 85 Wood street, which
he will dispose of entlie most reasonable terms. He
will be continually ieceiving fresh" supplies direct
from the manufacturers in Europe and this Country;
which will enable him to compete with any estab
lishment either East or West. Western Merchdtits
are invited to call and examine his stock beforti pur
chasing elsewhere. math
MONONGAMELA.
, On the corner of Water and Smittifiehl streets,
PITTSI3URGII, Pa.
THE endersignen Propriethrs of the Morirorterina
j LA Roust announce to the Public, that the
House is open for the reception of Visitors. They
ire conscious ofhaving spared no expense in fitting
Jut the Establishment in such a style as to render
3very comfort to the Guests. They hope by con
stant care and attention to business to merit the pe
trosiege so liberally bestowed on",the late Mononga
iiela House.
mars JAMES CROSSAN & SON.
ISAAC MURDOCK, formerly of the Union Hotel
on Water street, haiing been burnt out, has built
a new and handsome house expressly for the accom
modation of travelers, at the corner of Second and
Smithfield sdrcets,-which will he known as the Burnt
District Hotel.
Ho is now prepared to offer every accommodation
and every comfort to the traveler at very moderate
charges. He is provided with ample and convenient
stabling. decl2-y
6 4 JOHN D-MORGAN, Mlde:ale and Pulaft
Iff Druggist, No. 937 1 Wood street, one door South
of Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh.—The subscriber
has just received from the Eastern cities, and is now
opening at the above stand, a full assortment of
articles in his line, consisting of Drugs of all kinds,
Dye Stuffs, Paints and Varnishes, Chemicals,
&c., together wih all such articles as are usually
kept Tor sale at a wholesale and.retail drug store.
His stock is entirely new, and has. been selected
with care. He is confident that his articles, both
as to quality and price, will please such as may fa
vor him with a call. ruyel-y.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, has. rekniilt and
commenced business at ,his old stand, No. 70
Second, between Market and Ferry'streeta, where
he will be pleased to sett' his old customers and
friends.
Church, steamboat, and bells of every size, from
10 to 10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the most
approved models, and warranted to be of the beat
materials.
"Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, Railing, &c.,
together with every variety of Brass Castings, if re
quired, turned and finished in the neatest manner.
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt's Anii-Altraction
3fetal, so justly celebrated for the reduction of Gk.
tioa in machinery. The boxes and composition can'
be bad of him at all times. novi3-y
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 26 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. '
CONTINUES to transact a general Commission
business, especiaily in the purchase and sale of
American Manufactures and produce, and in receiv
ing and forwarding Goods consigned to his care. •As
agent for the manufacturers he will be constantly
supplied with the principal articles of Pittsburgh
manufacture at the lowest wholesale prices.
Orders and consignments are respectfully nolicited.
11 M. WHITE has just received at his large
establishment, fronting on Liberty and Sixth
streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for
summer; a/so, a superior lot of French Satin VES.
TINGS, all of which he is ready to make up in
the latest fashion and on the most reasonable terms
as usual. Observe the corner, No 167 Liberty
and Sixth streets.
myl4 J. M. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor .
SUCCESSORS to the old firm of C. Townsend &
Co., and Carr &. Rowland, beg leave to announce
to their friends and to the publiC generally, that
they are now prepared to execute all kinds of Work
in the coach and wagon making business, at the
shoriest notice, and warranted to be of the best
quality. The very large quantity of seasoned tim
ber with which they are prepared, 2nd their facili
ties for business, enables them to insure the public
that they arc prepared to carry on an extensive and
prompt business in their line, and they respectfully
aolicita continuance of the liberal patronage be
stowed upon the late firms. A sep4
S. 111111LEY,
House, Sign, and Ornagnentnl Painter,
ANI) DEA LAR IN PAINTS,
No. 94, ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH,
ifTT AS constantly on hand all kinds of PAncrs,
either Dry or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish;'
Linseed Oil; Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine; Window
Glass, of all sizes; Putty, Paint Brushes, &c., all of
the beat quality, and'for bale at reasonable prices
sep I 141
Boots. Shoes, Trunks etc.
POLL ANSWE & IIAVW Ait E
AxjIIOLESALE and Retail, Boor, SHOE, and
V Tetras STORE, No. 186 Liberty 'meet, nearly,
opposite the head of Wood. F. &H. have in store,
and are receiving their Fall and Winter stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c. consisting of the largest stock ,
they have ever been able to bring to this market.'
Our stock of goods have mostly been manufactured
to our order, andexprosaly for the Pittsburgh market.
We also have constantly on hand a splendid stock
of Hayward', Meddle Gam Elastic Shoes, both for
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear, the most beautiful
article over manufactured. We would solicit an
examination of our stock of goods, by all who wish.
to purchase either at wholesale - or retail,'as we shall'
sell at a small advance above cost, Country Merchant's'
will find it to their interest to call and examine our
stock before purchasiug.
.FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD,
2120 "16 Liberty it., Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM ILLO, '
UNDERTAKER, at., inimediately opposite ,
the Theatre, respectfully informs- his friends
and the public, in general, that he- has resumed '
- business as a Furnishing Undertaker. .He is sup-.
plied with, and always keeps on hand, coffins of all
sizes and kinds; shrouds, and all" other articles ne
cessary on such occasions.
Silver plates, ice boxes, and leaden coffins will be
supplied on order. A fine hearse and carriages al•' '
ways ready to attend funerals. se29-ly
CHICIKERING. One splendid rose wood six and
ala;focolve Piano•fortey made by Chiebering;
Boston.
One semi grand Piano forte, from the
manufactory of Henri Herz, Pa ri s. , Octaves.
GALE 4- CO. One carved Rosewood tdx Octave,
made by Gale & Co., N. York. One ditto mahogany
six and a half Octave. '‘ •
. STODART, New •York: One elegant mahogany
Piano, six -Qctalre, which has been in use ebaut a
year. Price. emo.
Second _Ulan P 1411110511.,
An excellent second liana Piaaci,inade by Loud and
trotherron'grkod order. Price 1100;
One second -, hind Piano: Price, $6O:
. ...Tor sale by ' .1011 N H. MELLOR, '
novel 81 Wood street.
1.. !,
~1~
^, ~_
~ ~,!~~~ , .~ 3
...'t
~`i~_
_..
ZEE
TRU
Biirnt DlAtzlet
New Drug Store.
o=l
George Cochran,
Can't be Beat ?
Tow nieud, Carr dr, Co
PIANOS.
1 7 •DAY,4, , :DEcENIIIER. .i.Q, .-1547;:-:
II;
- •
- - r co..''''
ligir r AVE.the vt
nro te nnuttnee to la k n friends
-. Mit they: ' !din occdpy their old stand at No.
83, Wood street where they have opened an eiteri-
Kite WALIC.P gR , WAREHOI/SE; and 'Will-have
containtly on-h• extensivcvassortment of Setin
glazed and "I'APER..HANGINGS, Velvet and
Imitation BOAL. of 'the litestatyle;ond most hand
some patterns to papering halls, parlors and chant
bore.
They tninfirticitiN, and hate on liatitt'at all (Mies,
Prjatiug, Writing,:lietteri Wrapping and Tie:Paper - ,
Bonnet andlellegs Boatds—all of which theyoffer
for tale on jhO most accommodating terms, and to
' which they dovite.ithe attention' of merchants' and
ALSO—EliUdi BOA. of all kinds and the best Td
ity, Schoid ilviays on hand' and for sale
ae above. •J•• - .. • s l og ao
Newt allat.:osad Cap Store.
CHS. H. POULSON, (late of the firm
4 Poulson &. Gill,) having opened his
91 11 6._
new istore'at
Poulson, &.
Wood - street, ne x t doov tolhe
corner .of Fourtliiiii-noW manufacturing and recei
ving from the Bastern cities a very large assortment
of hati and caps'idovery_description, warranted to
be made in the beitManner and of the best materials.
Otter; Seal, fine : dt common 'Muskrat, Sealette,
Hair-Seal; Plush., 0 Glazed Caps.
Also; a, fine . rtment of ladies, furs, such as
Lynx Fitch, Gon t and Coney Muffs and Tippets
and - fur ' trimming's; all of which he offers for sale at
eastern prices-for,cash, both wholesale and retail.
' Country merah4ts will please call and. examine
terstack before p t /chasing elsewhere. -
i .. CHAS. 11. POULSON. '
N. B. The Fall. ashion for Hats and Caps receiv
ed. , - „ , i sep27y.
.
Who esole Shoe Store.
_ .
H. CHILDS lk Co., are now receiving their
spring supplies, consisting of one of .g aia
the largest;cheapest and best assort
men; of Hoots 'end Sho - es that 'they have ever been
abler to bring to 'ibis market.. Also, Ladles' and
Mimics. Florence *aid, and Straw , Bonnets, of the
lateirt style; together with a splendid assortment of
Paint Leal Hats, 'lden , s and lloy's summer. Caps.
Also, a large lot of New York Tanned Sole Leather 4
all of which having been. purchased at die lowest
rates, and selected with ;teat care for the western
trade, will be sold at a small advance abovecost and
charges. All meNtinOts wishing to purchase will
find tti their intenist to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
MM==l
A OCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
. 11. Corner of Wood and Fifth streets, PittsbUrgh
is readyto receive Merchandise of every description
on consignment for public -or private salK and from
long experience in the above busines,fiatters honselt
that he will be able to give entire satisfaction ..,.d1
who may faVor hinigviith their patronage. . .
Regular sales on Mondays and Thursdays c f Eli y
Goods and'Fancy articles, at 10 o'clotk, A. M.
0f groceries, Pittsburgh manufactured articles
new and second baud furnituro,.&c., at two o'clock,
P. M..
Sales every even Hilt at early cas-light. a ugl9-y
PITTS I BURCII CHAILAND CABINET W,4131111115E.
No: 82, Thl Street, Pittsburgh.
ik subscriber4would respectfully return their
T r t e
thanks to thei friends and the public, for the
very liberal patrona bestowed since the commence
ment Of the new a , and.would earnestly solicit a
co/WV:lance of the same.
The) , would respeetilillY invite those who want to
purchise anything in the furniture or chair line, to
give them a call and examine their extensive stock
now oe hand, consisting of some of the most splen
did EaOtern and French} or Rosewood and
Mahogany Furniture -. .4Flatter ed by the very exten
sive patronage receiv in their business, they have,
at 'considerable expe ,mada arrangements in New,
York, by which . they Inivethe latest Eastern and
tir
Fienchlpatterna forty monthly, thus giving the
citizens . iofPittsburgh opportunity of patronizing
home ihdustry,.and finding in their own city what
teta k n
they formerly would pb 'n only in the:East. Having
adoptesithe principl o all profits andirilici sales,
they 101 l beeble at is .low , rialerturtily of the
establishments in the. Eastern Cities.
nov.lo-y ROBERTS & BANE.
0R" Ea'S Gay Dagverrian Gall:cry, Philo Hall,
1:11
'third at., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Franklin Build
ings, B4titnore, Md.
Mr,POrter respectfully announces that he has at
considefable expense fitted up apartments, and ar
ianged light for Daguerrecityping purposes. His long
esperietsce in this art has enabled him to overcome
many of the objections too common to pictures taken
by this thethod.
Mr. Piirter is aware that the impression has gene
abroad (owing to the many failures to produce good
picttires,.) that Clear and distinct Dagherreotypes can
not be made in Pittsburgh. His experiments, how
ever, since he has opened his Gallery, warrant
him in laying that as good pictures can be made here
as elseWlere.
Ladies and gentlemen are Invited to call and ex
amine specimens.
Instructions given, and instruments and materials
furnished upon reasonable terms.
All orders from country operators promptly attend
ed to. n0v2.54
NEW ARRANGEMENT
t. 15. Hotel, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
r VHF:subscriber having leased the above establish-
I monk; and having refitted and made some materi
al alterationd and additions, is now prepared to ac
commodate his friends and the travelling community
in the best possible manner. The advantages ofthis
excellent House are peculiar to itself, as those travel.
hug by Canal, particularly in inclement weather, or
,landing . at midnight, have. only to step from the pack
et into the beautilblly fuinished apartments, where
they will be contented and comfortable. In addi
tion tor-the extensive accommodations belonging to
this house, the proprietor has at great expense refit,
ted, renovated, and made such additions as will se
cure to him.the promise 'of his kind patrons "We , lt
call again." ;
The Bar, the Dining Room, the Chambers„:'.and
particularly the culinary departments, are so provid
ed for that we challange competition anywhere.
Thefure will be of the beet the market affords, and:
the prices liberal.
The prourietor having been engaged in catering
for guests tor many. }ears past in the east, feels as
cured that by strict attention to business with a
watchful eye to the comforts of his guests, he will
deserve a share of public patronage. -
aug23-6m . HENRY I.,.'IHRRHOLDER.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
STAR CLOTHING STORIC . ;,;
. No 70 Wood st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
A ?WEER & MAYER Would respectfpilian
nounco to the citizens of Pittsburgh and:vicini
ty that they have procured the services of John Gar
vey—recently of Broadway, Now York—as foreman
of their establishment.
This gentleman having been extensively engaged
in the custom business, exclusivelyvin the above city
for the last ten years, is well knovin by that fash
ionable community and is universally acknowledged
torbe a cutter of great acquirements.- -
We will be monthly supplied with Parisian fash
ions, which will give us the advantage of offering
our customers the latest and newest, styles. Gentle
men who are desirous of adornifig their persons,
zan, by calling at -the Original. Star, be accommo
lated.
MI articles from this establishment. will be war
ranted in: every particular, as no trouble or expense
will be"wanting on our part to afford general satin
,action.
I We have just received a splendid stock of French
and nglish Black, Brown, Blue, Green, Olive and
Claret Clotho. _ •
Black Blue, Brown and Green Beaver Clothe.
English Pilot 'cloths.
Fird-Cassimeres and cloths for sacks and business
French DOG Skins, plain and figured.
Do Fancy can rimeres.
English do ' do..
Also,
Also, a large lot of American Cloths and C'assi
merest.
French super cut Velvets for vestings.
Do. Black and Fancy Satins.
Do do do Silks.
' • Do do do Cashmere and, all arti
dies pertaining to our business. •
• We have an advatitagethat fesehriuses In the wont
have, being connected with houses both ih New York
and Boston who will keep'us'regularly supplied with
the Inteit European styles of goods.
ALSO—WiII be kept constantly on hand a general
assortment of ready made clothing. . '
Together with shirtit, draivers; Under
.shirts, hos.
1.01115;" , scarfs, cravats, gibviis; suspeudeis,
' A - DICKER & MAYER
Star Clothing Store, 70 Wood st.
! N. Bt All ordins will be pro moil attcr.ecd
..1" , ' . ::_':' , ,; 4 :: .- i' - -•- •,. . -1 •,-
''....,,, =,..:1:-`.'-,;.,''t;.,-..-,
WM r AI4.EXAMpAR do SOBis t . ,
•"'Cojfirs Makers and Puretehing Undertakers,
comsaa or .Pest lir;= alltErit; 071'0312i
THE P! ca44 Pn BOTTA , ' WriANCS.
_ -4—
RESPECTFULLY inform theii
- friends ' 'atid Diepublic; th at they
are..prepared to furnish rind et ,
7415:imunti,F, tend to every thing in the.line
Of ,thidertakers, as they have
quit the businesiofCabinet Making; and their linen l
tyontyill be 'devoted:Altogether to the above .bnsi
semi, keep a large assortment of COFFINS made and
finished,' cover e d, and tined in the'neitiesumainer,
with variety 'Of 'utatisrials,•and irt all' prices; we
keep SHROUDS,zeady. made, of all sizes, of Flannel
Cambi ic; tind'hinslin, at all prices, and made in the
eastern' st yle and air otherarticles' necessary foi
dreising the dead.,,,and furnishing funerals r of quai,
5y and prices to, suiti.SHAr.ER PLATES for engrav
ing' 'the name and age;
. ICE, CASES for laying the
body in ice ; by thoke' who wish to keep their friends
any length of time, and have ZINC PA.NS.to put. ice
in for laying on'the bedy ; LEADEN Coffins always
on. hand: - We have s: splendid 'new HEARSE and
pair of fine horses, and any number of the best
carriages, etc. etc., and , willbo•prompt, punctual,
and reasonable. augl9-y,
JOHN CARTWRIGHT,.
MPORTER and Munitfacturer.of,Cutlpry,.
TSurgi-,
Mil and Dental Instrinnenti; tlkdoller , s and Tin
flees hand tools, Taylors ,, PatentSheariA Jec. &c.
Alit. manufactures Trusses,.Supporters,itc, &c., in
greet vitiety.
J. C., Manufacturer and Importer of Pen, Pocket
and Table Cutlery; Razors; Scissors, Files, Sawa,
Tools, &c., has removed to
83 WOOD STREET, Pittsburtli,"secmad door
And has lately received a large assortment of
Pen and Pocket Knives, Knives dc; Forks,
. Also Rogers' and Whostenholms>
pumr..cuTzr.ny.
Elliott's . Rodgers' 'Wade at•Brodieris Razors,
Scissors, Razor. Strops, -&.c. Damascus ( ' and Wire
Twist. .
GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS,
Allen>s CoWs 'and Blunts Riffolvetn; , Potvder
Flasks, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Walker's& Cores
Extra: Percussion Caps, Bowie, Dirk andgunting
Knives.
Tools ? such as Calipers, Dividers, Plyers,Nippers,
Hand Vices, Squares, Rules, Braces, Bits, Spoke
Shaves, Stocks • and Dies, Wire and Iron Guages,
Mathematical Instruments, 4.e. in very great variety.
I:Cr - Jobbing and repairing. nerdy and punctually ,
done. . , tn9yl-y ,
WILLIAII 7. BURNS/DE.— y ,
AUCTIONEER . ANT 7 COMMISSION MERCHANT
Allegheny city, Pa.'
CLEM:MAR.
.
TRE'tat ersigned bavidg complied with the re.
quiretnenitir or the Auction Law, and taken out
a Commission as Auetionper r , for..the city of Alio
gheny, is now ready to receive Merchandise, In all
its variety, on consigninent for : either public or oi
vate.sale; and from long experience in the , above
branches of business, natters himself that he will be
able to give entire satiifaction to all who May favor
him with their patronage..
Liberal advancesmade on consignments. I shall
endeavor to make speedy sales and quick. returns.
Tendering you and your friends my services, I re
main, your obedient servant;
James May, James 111 , Culty, John Little, Jr., John
B. Guthrie, Win. A. Hill & Co., Jonas It M'Clintocx,
Jas. K. Logan, John D. Davis, Pante and Haunch,
John B. 111 , 1adden & Co.,\Alexander Stuart, Young
& Stevenson. eov24-y
THE Subscriber has paid' into the Treasury of the .
Commonwealththe amount of Licenie required
by law, lie has given the'regularly approved secu
rity, and taken out a Commission of the first clan,
as an AuctiOneer, of the city 'of Pittaburgh; and rent
ed that spacious wsizetonsis,belonging:4o..Sxmvs.evs
LOTHROP, Esq., No 114 Wiiod st., three doors from
sth, where he is prepared to attend to the sales of
every kind of Merchandise,Furniture. Real Estate;
Stocks, Ship?ing, &c. either at the Auctien
Rooms or on the premises, and will in all cases ex
ert himself to the utmost for the benefit of his em
ployers, on the .mostreasonable-terms; he will sell
exclusively and only on commission; neither purchas
ing nor having any interest whatever on goods in the
Stare, but merely the Commission Or selling; there-
by giving all owners a fair chance, without partiality
of having therein property disposed of to the best •
advantage.
Sales will be promptly settled when made; adian
cea will be given at any time on the most accommo
dating terms;—merchants will not beCharged for ad
vances. Regular sale days, Mondays and Thursdays,
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture, &c.; and every
evening, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches,Guns,Pistols,
and fancy articles; Books on Saturday evenings; a
general reference will be given in a few days. 'Bills
of lading have been received. of several large invoices
of Merchanniso, direct from extensive importing
Houses, in Boston and New York. Notice will be
given of their arrival.
ap24 JAMPS M'RENNA, Auctioneer.
A Chance for Dwellings.
I rrin: two very desirable Dwelling Douses on Re
f becca street, in Allegheny city, one of which
is now occupied by Robert S. Cassatt, Esq., each
I containing eight rooms and a fine garret, all finished
in fashioahle modern style, and comprehending
every convenience, are offered for sale at prices
and on terms rendering them bargains worthy of at
tention. Each house will be sold with 100 feet of
ground in front, running back 110 feet to Park street,
fur only ssooMore than the building cost.the own
er ;„„or the purchaser may take, a house and '4o.feet
of ground, at a price $7OO, lees than the building
cost, absolutely throwing the 40 foot lot into the
bargain. These are th 3 beet bargains.mow offered
to the public:, and are deserving , the attention of
those desirous of securing cheap and genteel dwel
lings. The houses are in prime order. .Enquire of
the subscriber, who can be seen at the Offi - ce of the
Gazette, every forenoon between the- hours of eight
and ten, and at other times at his rooms at Mrs.
Hay's boarding house, Robinson's new Row, fede
ral at. Allegheny City. D. N. WHITE,
dec3 Agt. for the.. owner.
•
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
(LATE MARTIN Si SMITH,)-
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND
• COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
56, TVoo.d Street„ Pittsburgh,
The undersigned having entered into partnership
under the above style, respectfully ask the patronage
of the friends of the late firm, and of pUrchasers gen-
erally. They feel warranted.in promising that they
can give satisfaction to all wbs may buy of them or
confide business to their care.
W. H. SMITH,
W M. SINCLAIR.
Pittsburgh, March 26; 1847.
14QPILE has just received from New York , *
10. the - Fall Style of HATS, which he will in
troduce this day, Saturday, Aug. 28th. All those in
want of a neat and superior HAT, would de. well to
call at No. 75, Wood at.,
aug2B 3d door above Fourth
;Homoeopathic Medlenses and Books.
JUST received a fresh supply of 41orneopathic
Medicine Chests, hemmopathic Coffee, Sugar of
milk, and a large collection of the latest publications
on Homeopathy, at the Bookstore Of • •
VICTOR SCRIDA,
aplo Fifth st. between Wood and• Market sts.
J. D. LEICKER, C; W. ANDEMON,
Late of Pittsburgh, Pa. Late of Nashville, Teen.
LEHRIER & ANDERSON,-
DEALERS IN COTTON. . ,
Teorwarditars and Commission ltierc.hants •
No. 8 Front Street; above Broadway.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
EFTA TO
Merchants generally, Pittsbergh, Pa.
Merchants generally, Nashville, Tenn. •
W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky.
Springer 4. Whiteman,
Cincinnitti Ohio.
- James Johnston . & Co., -
5
Hewitt, Reran & Co., New Orleans.
Magregor & Morris, New York.
Duval, Keighlar & Co., Baltimore.
Smith; Bagsley & Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel Deshon, Boehm!. sep24-ly
For Sale,-
OUR LOTS—Bounded IrY Penn, Liberty; and Ha,
' each lathering 24 1 1 t. frontiend extending
back 110 ft. 'Two of them are corner lots, and the
position of the rvhole property is one of the most ad
vantageous in the City. For further information ap
ply to M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth at.,
novaif bet. Wood aid Smithfield.
MEE
below Diamond Ailey,
BURNSIDE
Allegheny city, September 1547.
REVERENCES.
Auction Notice.
Fnll Fashions:
NBLUSNING publishe
ft.—/ aid of M , Cillment &.Bend, cf Philadelphia; the
public wouldle led to believe- that. we. have been
claiming a privilege we had no tight to. That "they
liave abindohed Some 'time wince, the - eiclusive
agenty syktein;” and that-we have right to claim
"excl usive privileges with their neyer•
pretended to sell the teas o f this spurious. cimcern.
have been selling the tide orthe New York Pekin
Tea Company fur the lasi two years;arr the-public
are aware, and have been) to . New York feur-.trues _
in that time, and never heard of this 'new concern
until latelyibiites wad dealers. ' • -
~ The tee. business of bl?Callment Silloadis about
eight m o nths
. old, and their assumption of the. Pe
kin TeaCOmpanriname is because a name is open
foe any. man cr firm to assume. but the fact intended'
to imply thereby,„that they ;have any 'connection
with tie so called and Well known Pekin Tea Co.
of New York . ; is entiierrfalse, tlieyhaving beende.'
nied. CVO an agency...sin:Philadelphia, for -the New
York Company, that, Company_ having refused even,
thus far to confide in them. • • , •
1 know , hot .whit kihd Of -wool they 'keep; nor
what kind of teas; I am °illy certain that they keep
or obtain none of the Pokui Tea Company's of New
rd will N:thc'
, 11 n y person .reading-thia!eard will seethe gross
deception theyv.:tab to practice on, the public, and
to the injury of my hitsiness. M , Callmont ¢ Bcnd
are wool dealeri in Philailelptilailudhase sent an
agent out here to pull wgoLoverlhe oyes of some
of our used citizens.. Lodk out for the black - theop.
novl9 I ALEX. JAILIIES.
, • ,Fancy 'Goods
At 2: Kinsepii new store 67 . 51a.rket at
ps china vases various styles; • • '
4 doz pieces shaded and Plain velvet- ribbon.
2 " blackl ' "
2 " Celestial and Terrestrial Globes.
" Ivory Meincirandurh'Tibjeti.:,
4-" cut velvet pocket ialts - iind card canes..
4 " Horse shoe combs" imitation of shell.
Herman silveitea.bills., , : - 4
TRIMMINGS.
A large let orGirop Lean blaek fringe.
good aisortusent Drkti ant/molls
" " , Gimo to match.
‘-•
ti " Graduated'-Buttons;
With a..great
. variety ;o(!xeiscellaiseens . goods a
mongst which are
-
"Extralarge mix* Emorig Bago
Coral Beads assorted 'strands. •
Writing Desks; all sizvx,
l'Adies work boxes ‘ 4 ,. -
Backgammon Boards.'
Gold Speetxeles, all,ages.
Black Union Gannon.)
All the abcivegoOds will lie sold IoW. nor 26
CLEARING OUT •SALES
BARROWS AND 'TURNER, .
ACE*. 40 hlctilliiii . Nisbet:, .
WILL close the halahoe•of their..stncle of Dry
Goods by the 20th inst. and invite the atten
tion ofpurchasers to the following list: .
00 ,
Wool Cashmeres: • Oar iffy a-few 'patterns left,
very choice aiyles, at 7 5c.-* yard : 'usual price
31(41,25:
Raw. Silk and Gala Plaidp: • .
-Fine. Dress Gingham*, at 181 c pyard: usual price
25a31 .cents.
For Evening Dresses--Embroidered Swisres,.Bal
ravines, Bermes, wrought and shaded Tarltons,
Lawns, Mulls, Swisses,ate.
French Chintz and Lawns, neat patterns in all
'Zellers •
Black Morino Shawls , of superior quality, plain
centres and rich' borders .
Black wat'd Mantilla Silks, of the finest quality,
at $l,lO per yard: usual price 81,75;
Plaid Silk Scarfs and.Crats:
Wish straw . and brai Bonnets;
Bonnet and tap' ribbon; very cheap;
Satin and Mantua rihbo 0, of every color and all
widths; ..
. . .
Reven linen and cambri handkerchiefs;
Silk pocket lidkfit. of very - style, 25 per cent.
":heaner than can he Lund; . - ' -, , • ,
French worked collars and chez:kens'.
Berage, gauze, and lac, veils;
Linen cambric,, of fine quality;
Thread, jaconet, mull, bobbin, and Lisle edgings
and laces, at any price to 'close them ;
Glove, and hosiery, of every description, cheap ; '
Bro. pd. Grass, for shl at 621075; prices 510
1,25;
English paper cambric,
Super white Hollands;
Irish linens, as low aa 1 ; •
Barna i era .10-4 linen eatiega ; do. 9.8 pillow
/intim; . 1 . .
Superior linen damask napkins;
Marseilles quilts; Scotch diapers; towellings; .
Curtain calicoes; together with a general variety
of seasonable goods, for men and boys' wear;
Country made blankets4etc.• '
at '
BARROW'S Lk. TURNER'S.
Between Third and Fourth streets.
1 _
__
Dit:IIDC4DRIII3IISI
JOEL MOHLER, Dru gist anal Apothecary, N
W. corner of Wood l and 51h sts., Pittsburgh,
will keep constantly on h a nd, Davos, Eton's, Ou.s,
•
DYE -5111 M, •
N. 11,—Physician's prescriptions carefully cons.
pounded from the beet materials, at any hour, of this
day or night. Also, an nssortment of Perfumery;
fine Tooth, Hair, and Cloth Brusheadir.e.itc., which
he will sell low for Cash.l ap2o-y
•
' . •••• litrauldra.
4WHOLE, Half,,Quirter And Eighth pipes of
trthe following Brands and Vintages : •
1
&setae, 1837, I Seignette—
Otard, 1837 & '44, Pinet, Castillion & Co. '34;
Hennessey, 1844, ; Dupey P. E. 0..
The above Brands are "minted pure, or no sale,
good jtidges are all invi* to examine for them
selves at the corner of Stilthtiettl and Front sts.
novlB . P. C. MARTIN.
•
•
Now Books r low Books I
THE Convict, or the• ypocrite unmisked,'hy G.
P. R. James, Esq., 'Jack Ashore, by T. How •
and, author ofitatlin the Reefer, theof the
Fallen, by Curtis, author of Black Plu Rifle
men.
. .
The Magic Figure Head, or the Lady of, Green
and Blue, by Charles Carly, of the U.S.
The Bandit's Bride, or the Maid of Saxony, Ily
.
Louis Sidney.
Stanhope, author •of "striking Likenesses," etc.
Leond la Lyntnore, and' Mr. and Mo. Woodbridge;
by Miss Leslie.
London Quarterly Review. • ,
Union Magazine for Deicember. . •
Life of Joseph T. Hatie—a large supply.
The Maneeuyering Mother, by the author of "His
tory of a Flirt.
The Wileulness of Weirton, by the same author.
The Old Commodore, by E. Howard. •
Jennette Alison, or tht Young Strawbery Girl—a
tale of the Sea and Sher k; by, Ingraham..
Kaam, or Daylight; a prize tale; by J. S. Robb. .
Sir Rowland Ashton, 2 vole; by Lady C. Long.
The Splendor of Versailles, and the Court of Lou.
is the XIY. I
Flowers Personified, Nos 9 and. 10.
Rural Cemeteries of Almericit, part 9.
Magazine., Newspapers, etc.
London. Punch and
.victoria] Times,. por last
steamers.
Brother Jonathan, Phidolphia Courier, and Yan
kee Doodle Pictorials. For sale by
W. S. CALDWELL,
3d street, opposite the Post Office.
Valsable Boake.—Slohn , s Standard LI..
brary.
•
HISVELLP ry,
S Histo. of. Florence and the
M diG prince; Roscoe', i Leo - the Fourth; Roscoe!s
Lorenzo de Medici. Bchillees Don. Carlos and other
Dramas; Beckman's HisOiry'of Inventions! Memoirs
ofCount Grainrnent; SchleyelPs Philosophy of His
torn'Sehleycll3s• Dramtitie Literature; Memoirs of
Col Hutchinson; Robt. Hills Miscellaneous Works;
Life-of Bornenuto Cellinl; Coes Himself Austria;
Boaterwecloa Spanish Literature. For sale by
H.S.-BOSWORTH & CO.,
43 Market et.
Sh
It_A. MASON & Col
ceived the—most:
Shawls to be found in th
various styles of Cashme
Thibet, Nett, &c. he h
French long Shawls, a
fashionable.. ' '
4cda 111
WHOLESALZ G
sion Merchants,
manufactarei, No. 166
Pittebingh.
irr Liberal advances
MEE
.••:•i7 7 ,;:;•.:„ , " : •.•;-. , :‘.=,•:'' . .,
''.•.-:,•.., ....':;-,H
pßle&''4 jl;~
.
st., have re
: eitenalie- assortment o.
his city; fa addition to the
re; Tarkeri, lYcool Plaid,
received w style o.
superior article and vary
novl 1
eY & Co.,
, Produce and Commis-
F and dealers in Pittsburgh
•
betty street, opposite 6th,
msy 12
e on consignmeste.
;.;. ,
A LITERARY AND FAMiL PAPER
• -• TllO . i!AN/C.BIG :I.
A KOHL JO.;;ltifAt, ANOLZIAVI/Dr :tOIitANZONs.j
Devoted to Literature, Educatio.n., lll .9 7 .iari Akif.464'4,
MEIffMEM!!MMI
PROSPECrus voLI•
This literary and Family Journal' hiving, diming
the past six years, 'Met with the most brilliant and!„ ;
uneapected success, numbering its subscribers
thousands, in almost: every quarter _of the Union o ss-r -
the Publishers grateful for the many favorp,shovkto -
them, have determieed.to mese such-improvements 1•
in its Character,iti will greatly enhance : it, attactive
ness and value, and render it worthy Of it'll higher
For ;Ids - purpose they have just purchased,
at much expense„tiom the foundry ; or Mr. S. N.
Excel:rem, several founts of new Scotch -cat type,
with which the paper has heel dressed thiutiglion‘
in a style of surpassing elegance and beuuty, 4
its siie has been greatly enlarged, and l variotirrother
inaprovementa introduced, Matting it eneroftliehest
and most attractive newspapers in th - eUntaii ,1
Among ,other leading features, • the _Bt.ants-wati - . - --.
contain from one to four of the richist ancletest in
teresting Svonnts of the day.' Nor only originel,:
ut•the gems of the European anclAmericanlstrign.l
-sines, and,in all cases a:preferenso will,be 'hos t %
as can be pirblished. entire in a .single paper.,
In addition,.itscolumniwill be stored' with Pollutes',
Essays, by able' writers, Choice and IleautifulPoeme r -
Gleanings from New Works, Selections from Foreign -
Journals, - Mirth-t . restirig Sketcheii, giWhittlings,Pc .
Jokes; Scraps, New, Items, and everythlstelse that”
can give zest and piquancy to the feast,
In brief, our object will be to render it an agreed.
ble, entertaining, and ever-welcome Family Visitor, -n
brimming , always with instruction and and amuse:- - '1
meat, and especially desirable to the family circlai,
/14.41"11L' WS;GOULD'iI. CO., Publisher's,
• • . --1391 Washington at., Dolton, Blass.
ice' Subscriptions received fcr that feFankes
Blade,, , Periodical Agents and othera,suppljeui in
any ifneetity; At low rates; - also; single copies tor
sale Ity - WM. S. CALDWELL, -
Third street;...Pittsburgh, j
decl-lm \ General Agent for the Publishers!
``BEstCOU EGH MEDICINE us .Tlln Woe= P
Anirthor evidence Of the . superiority of D.
Willard , aCough,Bruture over all others. Read the
following certificate from ,a reapectabla citizen of
the Fifth Ward : '' •
Prrrannacat, Igoe. 3, 1847. • ••">,
This certifies that for/1012W weeks past I was trouts
led with avery serious cough, which was evidently,.
becoming seated on Oat lungs to such an extent : as
to resist the effect of every medicine whickl had
been using. I was finally persuaded.to call at
Brockway;'s Drug Store, and get a bottle of Dr.:
Willard>s Oriental Couch Mixture; whichi to my -
great surprise, relieved me verymuch ; after taking ,
only two.or three doses, and be ore I had =edam"
bottle, I was entirely cured. I was so much pleased
with its effect* that I have brought others to bu ,
and shall continuo to recommend , it to itly..friendi;
as I firiitly believe Uto the best cough medicine
the world:" ' - • .
ANDREW. McCAFFRY.
Try It--only 2.? cents a bottlo. Sold. by. .
HAYS & BROCKWAYi
No. 2 - Liberty st:ltear - Canal!Rafill.
Sold alto by J. Fieming, Lawrenceville.
NEW YORK 'PEKIN TEA courswir.
CAGTION TO THE PUBLIC. 4' •
ALEXANOER JAYNES is the only asitlnarissd "!.
agent in Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities,
for
the sale of the Pekin Tea Company's Teal of 75 and
f 77 Fulton st., New York. Another persodin
:burgh pretending to sell our teas is an impostor,
'ileceiven all who may patronise him. 'lt is common.
ly known that the PekinTea Company's teas hits
proved superior, to
.all other teas sold, and for this •
reason many persons have dishonestly pretended to
hare Abe - sale of the Pekin Ten Company'. teas,
when they are all the limo vending tmali and cheap ••
stuff which they have obtained elsewhere. Others.: .
again assume the name of Tea Company and in&
tate our packages;and thereby dcceivp many.
Wo are informed that there is a person in Pittsburg • .
selling Tens under,the name of rho New York and
Philadelphia Pekin Tea Company. Wo hare mar to
say that this assumed company have no connection'
whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company,
as consumers of tea will readily discover by com.
paring the article they s-11 with the genuine tea, sold -
by the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the stet. '
of A. Jaynes, 7:2 Fourth st.
, N. B. Messrs. DITALLMONT & BOND, orPhils.
delphia, have no connection whatever with the Nit* '
York Pekin, Tea Company, nor have they any right
or privilege sell teas under a name so nearly re
sembling oars; as to bare a tendency to mislead he
public., ; DOUGLASS & CO. " •
nor'
A W 73 and 77 Pelson st
EW ,TESTAMARTS—TyndaIIIy New Testa:.
mea; Leave do; Sweeden's do; French and •
UCIMSII Mestaments.
.i. S. BOSWORTH* Co.
dec4 43 Market at.
C A 4114
Iron! 480 Jost reed and.for sale by E
B. A. FAIINESTOCK and Co. •,
N eer • • earner Of Ist and Wood Its..
C .
ARB Mignon": 2 eases, just reed and for ale
by B. A. , FAAINESTOCK and Co. ' • '
dec3 . .• • • ••.cor l.tand Wood snr.•
cases.' just read andlar tale by
B. A. FAUN ESTOCK andto. •
•
Idea . virner I.t end Wood it.
. .
G 1331 Arabic: 225 .6, just reed and for sale by
• B. A. FALINESTOCK and Co.
dec3 • • . cor Island Wood its,
lbs, jaw received and fog
snit by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
deco Front and Wood et. .4
ICELAND MOSS-1 bale, juvt received and for -
•sale by 'B. A. FABNESTOOK & Co.
dec2 cor Frcint & Wood at. '
97 NW,l7 ' l3l,tt z t,° a
r c o t i 7.1 i 17. ` th‘seuPtZ:Perwi th A r om at ic
pe
eent off. Also for sale by the gallon or single bold*
at the wine' store of
decl JACOB WEAVER.
'AMMONS for sale at the wine store
decl JACOB WEAVER.:. . .
fIRIPSII.ED and pulverised sugars for sale.. at the
%J. wise store of ,
4 ecl
ARD Cincinnati--of supeOW
Ij
brand, foraaleby
dec3 SMITH & SINCLAIR,CT.
OAP-40 Boxes No 1, Cincinnati, for sale by
►Q. ,
dec3 SMITH &SINCLAIR:
•
ENNA-2 bales East India," just rsceived and
a fir sale, by • •
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., •
nov29 . corner Ist and Wood sts.
SWEET Malaga Wine—lB Bblir and India bar
rein Sweet' Malaga Mountain Wine, for sale at •
low retinue, by • • JACOB WEAVER,
n0v.27 • Wine Store.
COOPER'S ISINGLASS--2 Cases, just received
and
. for vale, by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4. Co.
nov29 corner Of First 'and Wood sta.
h CHROMATE POTASH-400 lbs. E.ngliah,
JUllost received and for eale,by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
nor 2 - • • corner of First aest Wood ate.
wBAbETID444 case, juin received and for
ale by B. A. FABNESTOCK & Co., •
nov27cor of let and Wood ate.
. . .
koza ige t ein t .,..,4 1 . 4 W baskets of tbii, celebrated,
nine Offeetid for We at th e winerstore of
.
nov2s - ••• . JACOB WEAVER.
T•OGWOOD-100 bblis josiriceivid and for side by -
B. A. FAH.NEBTOCY & CO.,
_
cor lit and Wood.
NEW WORES—.43ood Wives; by Mra Child. •
History of Women, by Mm. Child. .
'Prose and Poetry of Europe and America, .
by Morris and Willis.
Igachiavellols liatory of Florence.
Life of Benvenuto Cellini.
Letters of John Adams to his Wife.- •
Book of the
tout.
Book
Solace of Song. •
Dictionary:of Quotations,
H. S. BOSWORTH ir. CO.
nov2s- , - - 43 Market rd., •
LIVE OIL-10 Baskets, just received amt
O
sale by B. A. FAHNEfiTOCIC *An; . 71.
novll9 career of First - ma:Wm*
•
• • '
';~~
JACOB WEAVER:'
' • - •
, ,
•
" I.
„, ..4.0 . :
.i ~44::.,1E;;,
-•.:-.C-s.-- .-‘ , .?'-, 4 1,V t
1
' ..
,`,”, , .7‘77:-,'„,;1).
. ' ~•': . ;-/,:fv--..;:*
•-,'.lz r_ e
...:.%44:
„?
t
- --- , :v - ,:4
,
, .
\
- •
•
fr:Stit
•--
• ;
, 1,...
M=M
' - ;
" • ,• • .tit.
. ~.
*- •••.1 - ; - K.-
..:.::;-;-'....': ••.-, -
.*- ';'•-•• • -' .*:.-,- - ...';':-.-';'-'l'
.- i.- ..' ,1 ::::. ' --- .3, - .. 0 ••••i;'-'-',`
':----,,,..';'-'•,'-•:
I.C‘-. '.l/.:-.;...'
...... '" 7 ,- .11i.,- , .
i
1 ;5:....,
• ' •ii.'"4t.,(..`",,..=
...„:4,..r.1' ;.,...
.11, '. '
' ....:,.- 3',-1.'t4:f...:
i i . t.,, 1,::• .
...,pi. or: ... 2 .„ : ...
. :ki''' ' '' ' ''::-... i' - '..
4 1.- -,..:
rri..ti.,,1AT0V.V....- - ti , ' .. •
' . ''''f' ' .'----` .4i.4.; 4,.:•'.;.•,.,,,-,'"FIZ,S.
it;:i *...!4',..**:;,
,-;-- _ ,--..' _ -..*:.- '' l4 t c, ' - r .4 7 -. :" . .,:::'!- > "
, : -," r- : ''i.-:.
.71:,....,,-.'e
i t
':-:!': .1" - ::",.''!: - . :;77,,,;;
.•,_:.1;)-.!'''..•;.-
•••'-'•-• c'. * - ;'4Wcf• K(4*.*.:,:::-‘--
• : - * • - - • '-,',',',4140... t..;e*-:-;',*-.-. ..:-.',..
. : :•rik•lV' ..- —_ ';:', ..
.. 7...'1•-. l ' ;' ,' ;. ' :7, s il:', — ,:tr:; , '..
'..•:-..."‘::-;;;••,:—.1.Z.:-..1.1,-17‘ '' . '
' • :''. ": ; ';'!lii:--" '-':' '
•
• '..!•.1.
•'•
. . .
~a7r al
• -
J.
•:••
:,,
•
t+e z kf t
BEE!
~ ... .. . -...uy~.,r.,,,ti'
. \~
,1..? .. .:..
':.1;.;:::.,
.•:::;--"...,‘, -- 4;, : :i - :';'',.. , i!i..:,.:,:•,,..
•.‘ • - ,•••••:;,
cz- '
- • -
. -
=IS
. ... .
•,:.:,..6 . ....,.... , ..4 . .........,7.7.: . :i.4.'- - i'
.1..'. ,, fe.H. , .. . i'..,-.-..:.,-.4.':`,....
et-
=EEG
z•......
•••• - •.-,.4:
• .'. 1,. :1g.T.:
~,:-,,, ~,,,..
.i i • 4....ric0 t .,..N.
. f .;•::::V.'..,),
• .‘..;;,.t,, ,, _!4 . .
....., w , ?!
-1- ^ -1 -ii. khZ.-f
' '''• • 4::•,.... : .•A- , ..
• - . -' '' : ".e:',.=:•N
1 .i
— ,*t:;tt.
: - ... t i
-
, . .
-, • ',- ' '' 4.i 0-
. . , - 1 • - .
-4
~':.',l(..ii::
:- -- --- , ~,, , , .,,.- p 4;11
. -...:4:44-i,,
-, ,...c,i,- ;
~,...., , .7 . , ,, .. , k,, , 1 .,.... , :< * t.
~.-.. ,-- -,.' -0.•,. , ti.
- • , ~ A .
-- - - _-t ..- . - •fcei's
,1,,
',
. ',• . : .„., - t-,.... . , ...).+ 4.. --'...:
~
:- -: ...e.., ,- : :.t.o. •
. ' ..". -'
'' ..", ..-:.---
..
, ,
~ ,J-4 -- '-,
, ,
- v..< - ",.,..",-, , . _,I
' ' , 5 5.,... ,-... \.-- --- , I
; ' —1 '-'• -, i , c7s-. , ~, '
••••• ~. ' :' • -,- ;:-,,:, ,* , ~.4 . ,:, , .
• . ' ; 4272 ,' - ...:, ,t .; ,..
-`.%.: .. 1 .. •.:" 'F. '.. ; -Y-'' : :•" .1 : - .` - '-`-'''' " ----
--;‘, -. • -.: -'' - s:\
"....:,1 . .. '. " t '
.... - 24VA;,.;fr:...'.:'...::
.:.i..1 . :.. - ,;-;.ff.::::
?!.I',.'::''''.
REM
INES
,-,,
.. ,
.:...,,„.... .......,.-..,..-1:7:'.4.%•'!,:i1,'•
. . ''.4"..--•,,,,'' :--".:',,e;..,:',.::•-•i:•..:''.-:
:.:c :.'";...1.:.::::•,:':.--•-:..:.:-.t...:,.':<...::. '.,..:.....'.r.':•.
:.,,-.7:::1,..:!....,';...... .4
..;.'::;-:,-;:',c5,,.:-.;..., , • '''' .
=ME
.' _
i
r
A
~J;; °
i:: .., ~; ;~:
1. ;
T 4. 4.