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• PITTSBURGH BOARD OF. TRADE.
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COXIIILITTEE, VOA JAMI7IIIIr,
N. B. Craig, W: H. Denny, Charles Zug
6 FEET WATER IN - THE CHANNEL. 1" , .*
ARRIVED.
Pacific, Campbell, Louisville.
Mary Stephens, Lucas, St. LOuis.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Look / McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Brownsville.
- Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
• DEPARTED.
Northern Light,'Hutchison. St. Louis.
• Loyal Hanna, M'Donald, Cm.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
• Swatara, Cox, Brownsville '
OFFICE OF THE POST, Z .
SATortuat Mortutsto, Jan. 15, 1848.5
Business yesterday was rather active. Produce
came in briskly, and was generally bought up by
dealers.
BUTTER—Several sales for shipment was ef
fected 20 bbls. Prime Roll for Eastern market, was
reported at 13c ; 4 bbls. at 12} ; several lots at
12c. The demand is rather good, as is also the
supply.
WHEAT—Some arrivals yesterday, which were
freely taken at at 95c.
BARLEY—A sale of several sacks at wharf at
45c.; one holder asked 50c. without success.
CLOVER SEED—Sales of 0 bbls at $4 12,
which is a fair quotation from store.
TIMOTHY SEED—SaIe of 50 bus. at $2 25,
the highest figure reported to us lately.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Several lots taken,
mostly for shipment down the river; $1 50 is a
firm quotation from first hands.
FLOUR—Receipts rather large ; sales from wa
gon at $4 8704 90 ; at river, the same prices are
about correct. Holders seemed determined to get
a higher price, and $4 95 was generally asked,
and in some cases $5 00.
RYE FLOUR—A sale from first hands at $ 3 ,-
70 ; another at $3 -75.
SUGAR—SaIes of Priine new by hhds. at 4i
(sc.
MOLASSES—No change ; sales at 27c.
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74 7 1TR00P1 COUGLI.-31essrs Editors—l ob
served some time-ago a communication over the I
signature for "A Parent," stating that Dr. Jayne.
Indian Expectorant had been the means of saving
the lives of three of his children, who were sutief ;
ng seveiely with whooping cough; and having, but i
a short time before, lost one of my children ,by
that dreadhil complaint, and having another, and
my only child, suffering the greatest agony with
the isame disease; and in hourly expectation of it.
leath, I was induced to purchase a bottle of it,and
:ommenced using it according to the Aired ions
andto the surprise of all it began to mend in fif
teen minutes after we commenced using it, and the
thild has now completely recovered.
I have no acquaiiitance_with Dr. Jayne, but I
hereby,.return him a husband's and a father's
gratefiaras*nowledgments.
Jayne's Hair Tortic.=--We commend the atten .
Lion of-those desirous of restoring theirhair or im
proving its beauty, to this *zany preparation
We heat it every where highly - Spatter) of, and es
pecially by all who have inalle_u,se of it t as greatly
efficacious in stimulating-the growth of the hair,
ant preventing and curing many affections of the
skin. its virtues are amply and sutiteieutlyattest
N.l.—N. Y. Sun.
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Mrs. Margaret Clemons, of Columbus, Ohio, has
been suffering with a "DISEASE OF THE LUNGS,'
for the last three years. She at length became so
weak and debilitated that she could not leave her
bed. Her husband procured all the different medi
cines set forth tii cure Consumption; but unfortu
nately theie xi - a* none of them afforded her any de
'Cided relief. At fist, seeing a notice -in the "Ohio
:Statesman? of cure th tt was performed upon a
young lady sinithirly affected, which gave hopes of a
cure, your expectereet Remedy was sent for, ofyour
agent Mr. Mattoon;and used according to the direc
_ bons. The good effects were visible atter using the
Medicine one week. Her Coughing subsided, and
the Choaking by phlegm, wliicli she distressingly ex
perienced; and after using the Expectorant 6 weeks
her strength returned to its natural vigor, and now
enjoys perfect health. I write you these lines in
sincere gr itikatitio of the speedy cure your medi
cine performed upon my sister.
Yours, truly, PHILIP IIE.NDERSON.
Columba;; Ohio:Sept. 10, 1843.
The above' named medicine for sale by WILLI4I.I
ACKSON, 89 Liberty street, head of Wood at., Pitts
burgh, Pa. dec3l
COMMERCIAL RECORII.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGII DIAIKETS--DAILY REVIEW
Philadelphia, April 22d, ISI6.
For sate in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA
STORE,72 FOURTH street, near Wood—and at
the Drug Store of H. P. Schwartz, Federal street,
Allegheny City mar 4
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- Her Life has been Spared, by the use of Dr . Dun
can's Expectorant Remedy. Ccirisrmrriorr ARRESTED!
A. A. MASON & CO.,
G 2 MARKEL' STREET,
Between Third and Fourth Strad's,
NFORAI their friends and the public generally,
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that being about to remove to the spacious and
elegant Store, recently erected on the adjoining lot.
They will close Out their large sod well 'selected
cooK. or
Fall arid Winter Goods at Cost,
And in many cases less than cost! To enable them
to open their New Store with an entire Stock ofNew
Goods. The sale ommence this day, and con
tinuo until the first et :March; or until their removal.
Theirestensive assoifinent of
' DRESS GOODS
Will be sold full 30 per cent. less than usual prices
They consist of the meat fashionable Cashmeres
and Delanes Galailifohair, Silx and Orange Plaids.
Also, Bombazines, Alpacas, &c. &c.
CLOAK Goons---French and German Merino's,
Queen's Clott t French Plaid Cloaxings, Broad Cloths
of all the moslfashionable colors.
Maar and Panay Dress Silica, of every variety.
SnAwm—Cashmere, Teraeri, Tartan Plaid, and
other Shawls ;j , ri Very large assortment, fully reduc
ed one half in:price.
Ft.a.wiscu—Welsh English, and American Flan
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gels, of all Coloys and qualities.
Donner and Cap Ribbons.
Gloves, Hosiery, Gimps and Fringes, Wrought .
Collars and Capes, Laces, Artificial Flowers, Plumes
and Feathers ' Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Buttons, Ire- ; &c.
tr:r LINED: Gooos of every description.
Woolen Goods.
Cassimeres, Casetnetts, Vestings, Beavers, lbilots,
Tweeals,. Jeans.
Whitney and Bath Blankets!
Also, an extensive assortment of Calicoes, Chintz
es, Domestic Ginghams, Checks, Stripes, Ticking*,
Brown and Bleached Mashies, &cc.
The following will be some of the Prices :
• Cashmeres at 181 cents, Usual price 371
Muusselixtde Laines, 12; " 25 and 3I
Gala Plaids, 50 44 " 100
Mohair and Oregon
Plaids,
Alpacas, 181
Flannels, 20•
Wrought collars, 181
Calicoes, 9 to 10
Cassinetts, 28 to 31
Together with every article in the Store, which
will be offered equally cheap. Visitors may be
lured; that they will not be disappointed in the qual
ity or prices of our goods.
janl2 A. A. MASON and Co.
THE Ward committees appointed to make collec
tions for the relief of the sufferers by the floods
on the Ohio, are requested to report their collections
in the course ofthe ensuing week to
janl 1 W. BAKEWELL, Chon. ofCom.,
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GREAT ITALIAN REMF.DYI. 11:
PHILADILLPIII•, April 24 1 . 846.
Being afflicted for some 8 years with t at: most
listressing disease, the asthma, and foil, die last
3 years much of -the time confined to ificionn
tnd at several different limes my lifedwits des
,aired of; I concluded to obtain sothb of tla
coniS Sicilian Syrup, whtch was recommended to
, I me by a friend from New York. who rAtte'd that
tt hail cured some of the roost invetete::l cases
rnown to the medical profession. Suffice,itrto say,
that, after using the above medicine fOr dl out 4
veeks, I was entirely relieved, and I beliate radi
• ally cured. Yours with respect,
OLIVER W. OWEN,
No 175 Bertram st.,
Hays & Brockway, Wholesale and RetailrA, gents
See advertisement. 4 1 feb22
Thi time has come when coughs and l'colds are
rife, when consumption insinuates its ;Chailgeful
form—nips many a lovely bud, and lurkslwithin
the press nt blooming flower, the beautiOue. cheek
now deadly pale, now flushed with criinsiin 'hue,
bespeaks the presence of a .foe, a direful rciq, who
flatters. to-destroy. To drop the rnetaphdr,;lauch is
Consumption, often brought on by negleceeqoughs ;
and colds, wet feet, &c. BEWAas, mill tree the
sovereign remedy, Doctor Sherman's All Healing
Balsam, a certain and never failing remedy for
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coughs, colds, consumption, asthma, pain in the
site and breast, whooping cough, palpitation of
the heart, liver complaint, bronchitis, Sit. Price,
25 cents and SI per bottle. Sold wholeatle and
retail by W.Jackson. at his Boot and Shoe Store,
and Patenr Medici ne Warehouse, SO Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, and by duly appointed Agents in every
~ we in the U. States. See advertisement. C.nov23
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T he Fatal Consequence.—The bills of: Mortality
which we daily see recorded, and the vast number
that die of Consumption, and the very Mani of our
friends and acquaintances who are serioMili and
dangerously afflicted, and must ere long psy the
debt of Nature, is alone sufficient evidence tliat no
time should be lost in getting clear of the v'ery first
evil seed of disease as soon as possible b l efOre it
takes root and destroys life. Occular demonstrations
are daily visib't to the public, that DUN.
CAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY" ie the only
safe and effectual Medicine that will e , outpletely
eradicate the first symptoms of this fatal pis l ease.
For sale by WM. JACKSON, 89 Liberty 'head
of Wood at., Pittsburgh. O;ITIS
auction LZatcs
Extra and Positive Largo 'Sate
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OF splendid, fashionable and seasonable! ! ready
made Clothing, superfine American andiiEnglish
Broad Cloths, Cassimere, Cassinetts, Silk IViilatet and
Silk Veatings, of superior quality; tine Stiirts!;:exten
sive assortmentof Tailor's Trimmings, ofgobttqual
ity; on a credit for certain amounts; on TI.T.IiiDAY
nett, January ISO, at 10 o'clock in the!, thMtioon,
precisely, I will commence selling, at the *tore of
&teams. Anther and Mayer, No 70 Woodlstrieet, be
tween Diamond Alley and Fourth, their ebtiM stock
Of New York and Pittsburgh manufactui,erki Cloth
ing, as they are declining business and Minoring
from the citytthe artiAcsare all of tl e bertiptality,l
the latest styles and fashions, and selectet!l With the
greatest care, and manufactured expresaly i . ,: . fdr this
' maiket, under the direction of the ownera. It is 1
i the largest and best assorted stock of feesh ready-
made clothing ever offered at public sale, in the city,
or perhaps in the West. Those wishing th purchase
such floods should not neglect mending Leis' sale,'
RS the Proprietors are determined to sell , lbll and
every article or articles put up, to the Iligbest bid
der. It may he many years before suell'buother
chance will be offered to the citizens alibi's .place.
The stock issu large. it would be impossiible to des
cribe thearticles in full, a part of which cOmprises
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the following. viz: 7 •
lAbout 122 [dark, blue, and brown frock Mid dress
coats; do 45 Heaver and pilot overcoats; do 39.d0 do
sack do; do 52 Beaver and pilot airs (Matti; do 59
blanket coats; do 300 caasinett and twilled cassi
tne-e do. Pantaloons, viz: r:
About 244 pair black French ClFAiMeli pants;
Do 52 pair blue French dodo; do 202 pair : figured
French cassimere pants; do 330 pair ciiisibett pan
taloons. Vests, viz: 1 -i
About 509 vests, comprising every vbriety, style
and pattern. Shirts-- ,
About 119 do: shirts, of all styles. IMO, scarfs,
cravats, etc. etc. etc.
DRY GOODS:
Superfine French, English, and Americ`Un Broad
Cloths, various colors; cassiineres, taaSinetts, silx
velvets, and silx vesting: of superior quality.
Together with an extensive ssortme tt otTsilor's
Trimmings, .of good quality.
Terms—All sums under $5O, cash, currency;
from $5O to $lOO, thirty days; from 6106;to $ 2 O O ,
sixty days; from $2OO to $3OO, ninety ti6y4 300 dol
lars and upwards, 41nontlis, good approVedendorsed
notes, and no goods delivered until thtfabOtre terms
arc complied with.
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A moresgeueral.description will he Oven in hand
bills. JAMES M'gEI4NA
janl4 j
Auction Sale•
BY JOHN ID..PAVIS, AUC'OO.NEER
SOUTII-EAST CORNEA OF WOOD AND FIFTIt. STREETS
Dry Goods.
lAN Monday morning, January 17ili,at 10
C
clock; at the Commercial Sales Itodin, corner
of Wood and sth sts, will be sold withont reserve,
an extensive assortment of seasonable. Dry Goods,
among which are. Manchester gingliami, cheese,
shectings, Furniture chem.:, merinds,
dress milli!, blacK satin, fancy ribbons, Merino and
woolen shawls, ails. hilsfs, hos cry, gloves, needle
wont coats, woolen comforts and scirf4, Whitney
blank:els, sattinetts, cassimeres, "superfine cloths,
patent thread, pins,.red, Ind brown
flannels, etc.
•At 2 o'c!ock, P. M., a quantity of 11..0 ;:::Sugar, Y.
H. Tca, tobacco, confectionary, bassets, 'glassware,
quecesware, china, table cutlery, sPaniith: cegars,
shovels, manure forKs, a general Eisse!!lrtment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, coosing stoves,
mantel clocks, loosing glasses; carpeting, feather
beds, bedding, etc.
At 6 o'clocK, 111 Unbrellas, boots ' Shims. rea
dy-made clothing, gold and silver watehOS, fine cut
lery, guns, pistols, violins, accordions,,letter and
cap writing paper, titans books, jewelilii.gold pens,
variety Goods, ete. janl4
Executors Sale of Bridgei fi!tock.
(AN Monday evening, the 17th inst. i at 71 W-
V/ clock, at the Commercial Sales [Deem, corner
of Wood and ritlh streets, will he sold fo:r Cash, par
funds: 6 Shires Monongahela Bridge Cp. Stock.
janl4 JOIIN D. DAVIS; Auct'r.
Books ' Books.. De-
WILL be sold on Saturday evening next
cember 15th, at the auction storq.north- w e a t
earner of Federal street and the Diamond, a cata
logue of valuable Books, embracing 'medical , theo-
Ingical, historical, and other standard t'orlts in the
various branches of literature.
WM. J. I.IURNSI Anct'r.
The books will be ready for examinbtiOn on Satur
day morning. janl4
Positive Sale,., ' ,
OF Carpeting, Oil Clothe, Rugs, Dimi,iniats . , Store
Fixtures, Stoves, Glass Partitions, Looking
Glasses, Clocks, Chairs, etc., at Auction,
BY JAMES M , KENiNiii
ON January 20th, at 1.0 o'.e.lock in the
forenoon, will be sold without'roserve at the
Carpet Emporium-of EW. Lynd, Vood et.,
one door above Diamond Alley, a large assortment
of Remnants of Carpeting, in various lengths, as he
is removing to his splendid now striro, 4th street,
between Market and Wood; also, 'floer oil cloths,
carpet on the Floor, rugs and door mate, baize; and
at the same time, the fixtures in the 'stere, viz:
I glass partition, of fine largo enitition Boston
crown g 'ass, running across the entire breadth of
the store, with door lock and key; '1 egg stove and
•pipe; l brass clock; counting room dlurs,&c.
janl2 JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r.
Smithite d Street Property , , at, A.vaction.
(AN Monday evening, Jan. 17th,,a o'clock', at
I) the Commercial Sales Roonia,.cor::ofWood and
sth ate., will be sold, without reserve, khat vale
lot of ground, situate at the S. IV-corner of
field and Sixth streets, having a frOntmf 20 feet on
Smithfield street, and extending alOnit Sixth street,
GO feet, to Carpenter's alley, on widcbtain two tone
, meats; subject to an annual ground !rent of $47.
Terms at sale. -
janll Auct.
P.
31;
371
121
50
Third Street Property at Auction.
CO Monday evening, the 17th inet.kat 7 o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Rooni; corner of Wood
end sth streets, will be sold: That:frery valuable
Lot of ground, situate on the South! ide -of Third
street, between Wood and Marli'etlkts., having a
rout of 27 feet 8 inches, and extending through to
econd et , on which is erected a l irae frame ware
ouso, at present occupied by A. Beitien, Esq.
Terms—one third cash, residue Oran long credit.
Ae rest payable semi-annually. :1
janl 1 JOHN AucOr.
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TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quir
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Coun
ty ofAllegheny. •
The petition of James Menherter, orrinley town
ship, in the county aforesaid, humbly shcweth; Tha,
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travellers, and others, at
his dwelling house in the county. aforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will beyleased to grant him a li
cense to keep a public house of entertainment. And
your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
JAMES MENHERTER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Finley township,
do certify;that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
,with house room and conveniences for the accom
modation of travellers and others, and that said tav
ern is necessary.
Dr. John Pollocx, John Bravo,
" " Wilson, Alexander M'Bride,
James Hooper, Joseph Springer,
Perry Bonham,David Moody,
John G. Gaemick, James S. Oliver,
Nathaniel M'Bride, Joseph Parker,
Samuel Eckelson, Samuel White,
Benjamin Veudemark, Charles Stewart,
Nathan Hood, Samuel Morgan,
John Ferguson, James It. Dicks,
Isaac Onstutt, Alexander Maloney.
janl.3-d3t. •
"Selling off Low ror Cash:,
NET INTER CLOTHING of every description, such
as cloaks, over coats, superfine blanket, Bea
ver, Pilot, and heavy broad cloths, superfine cloth,
Dress, and frock coats; a large assortment of tweed
sack and frock coats.
Cloth, cassimere, and satinett pantaloons; also, a
general,assorttnent of vests; plain and fancy velvet,
cloth, caesium° and fancy woolen, and plaid nasal
mere, with a great variety of superfine Irish linen
trimmed shirts, under shirts, stocks, cravats, com
forts, and all other articles in the Clothing line,
which will be sold low for Cash.
Purchasers will find it much to their advantage to
call soon, at 49 Liberty street
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N. B. A complete assortment of goods, suitable
for Customer work, always on hand, snch as English,
French, and American cloths, and cassimeree; also,
a choice assortment of seasonable vestings—all of
which will be made to order in the latest styles,
and on the most accommodating terms.
jan-12tlaw
White Swan House,
Near the foot of Market Street
THE Proprietor is regularly supplied with the
FINEST PALE ALE manufactured in the Uni
ted States.
OYSTERS and other delicacies of the season al
ways on hand, and served up in the most appro'yed
style. (janl2.7t) HEN ItYLA NEM li F:11.
. - r OST, or taken in mistake, some time about the
I_,j 26th September last, from the Steamboat Louis
M'Lanc, at Lock No. 1., a camphor wood Trunk,
containing sundry articles of valuable Clothing, with
other matters held in high estimation by the owner,
(Capt. Bennett,) whose name it bears. A liberal re
ward will be paid for the return of said Trunk, eith
er to }Victors. Wick lk.lld'Candless, or to the subscri
ber, on the Monongahela Wharf Boat, who will pay
any reasonable reward on its delivery:_
Teas.
Qrz JIA IS CHESTS Y. Ilyson ;
kJ 51 Catty Doses, en ;
10 half chests Cunpowdei ;
2 Catty Boles, ;
•
S halfchests Imperial ;
16 « Pouchong;
jar.ll For sale by JAMES MAY
Shad and Mackerel.
HALF !Ibis Trimmed Shad;
I 21 !Ibis. No. 3 Mackerel ;
jun 11 For isale by JAMES MAY
OAF SUGAR-5 llbin. No. 6, Loal Sugar; fur
LA sale low to close consignment.
RIHrSI on the First Story, and the Second and
Third Stt,ries of Brick House, corner of sth
and Union strects.
Alen, a very neat and convenient frame Cottage,
in Allegheny City. Apply to
janll
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m I , I .a .T o O m N : S . P ti t i ) , E l, ll o lS, etic il a lu i s u t . r o a r t k ef. Ha
stof
John
nrs Milton ,
with a memoir, and critical remarks on his gdnius
and writings, by James Montgoihery; and one hun—
dred and twenty engravings from drawings by Win.
Harvey. In two volumes.
Sgratcr.n's GREEN TEIRAIIENT.—The four Gospels
and Acts of the Apostles, in Greek, with English
notes, critical, philosophical, and exegetical; maps,
indq.es, etc. together with the Epistles and apoca
lypse; the whole forming the Nest Testament—For
the use of Schools, Colleges, and Theological Semi
, naries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. M.
A NEW NovEt—Midsummer's Eve.—A fairy 1.21 C
of love. By Mrs. S. C. Hal 1..
JAMES' HENRY 1 V.—Thefire of Henry the Fourth,
king of France and Navarre, by G. P. R. James.
Complete in asur parts, paper; 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & smcwrotc,
janS Booksellers, corner of Market and 3d ate.
An Important Book.
THE Early History of Western Pennsylvania,and
of the West, and of Western Expeditions and
Campaigns, with an appendix, containing copious
extracts from important Indian -treaties, minutes of
conferences, journals, etc. Together with n topo
graphical description of each county of Western
Pen nsylsanis. One large volume, 766 pages, by H.
K. S,rong, Esq. For sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.
43 Market street.
janlo
SPARKLING Moselle Hoek Wine, for dale by the
cane or bottle, at the wine atm.° of
CANDLES -20 ban. Stearine Candles, 5,r sale by
decls J. D. WILLIAMS.
NAILS -100 Kegs assorted sizer, for sale by
decls J. D. %WILLIAMS
.13,./iISINS-25 Boxes M. R. Raisins, in store and
for sale by
CIREESE-10 Casks and 20 Boxes Cheese, in store
and for sale, by
d er22 MILLER & RICKETSON.
SALLA D ()IL-10 Baskets ballad Oil, just reed
and for sale, by e ;
dec22 MILLER & RICKETSON.
LARD OIL - 15 Bbla Conkling , s No. 1, Winte
Strained Lard Oil, in store and for sale by
F. SELLERS,
dec2l No. 17 Liberty at.
PERM AND WHALE OIL:
0 1,500 Galls. Winter and Sperm Oil;
1,200 " " • Whale "
2,000 " Crude "
Just received and for sale, by
dec22 MILLER & RCKETS OON
SPERM CANDLES-5 Boxes Sperm Candles, just
received and for sale, by
dee22. M ILLER & RICKETsoN.
lI'CNN ESSEY Brandy-4 half pipes, London col
or, Vintage of '42, to arrive and f r sale by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
1 - 041 Whiskey-- 2 Puncheons, for sale in gnanti•
ties to suit, by
de322
JAVIAICA Spirits-2 Puncheons, for sale in quan
t) titles to suit, by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
lOLLAND Gin--4 pipets Swan and Black Horse
1_ Gina, for sale by
CIDER VINEGAR-63 barrels pure Vinegar,
from Cider of 18d6, in store, for sale wholesale
and retail
dec9
RICE -1 tierce fresh Carolcias,fose — Ly
dee.ls .1. D. WILLIAMS.
IQUORS IN GLASS-100 bottles of Brandies,
LA Wines, Gine, &c., for sale by .
dcc23
TIOTASII-4 casks No I article, in store and lot
j: sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
dec23 5 Wood St.
TTOCHHEIMER, 1839, P. A. Mime & Co.'s di•
rect exportation to the United States, for sale
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER.
Bbls Small White Beane, in store and for sale,
1../U by L. S. WATERMAN,
jan4 No 31 Market, and 62 Front sts.
CHLORIDE LLME-15 casks just rec3d, , sale by
jan7 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-40 sacKs prime Flour
of "hulled" BucKwheat, for sale by
jan7 • SMITH and SINCLAIR.
OULD CANDLES-50 Boxes, for note byM
dec3 SMITH & SINCLAIR
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JAMES MAY
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P. C. MARTIN
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JACOB WDAVER
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To Let.
THREE dwelflng houses, situate on Fourth street,
near Canal .B ridge, in the city of Pittsburgh.
Also, a Ramify 75 by 20 feet, with a convenient
entrance on sthomar Wood street.
Also, a fratute . dwelling, two stories, with an acre
ofground undbr Cultivation, situate o n Ohio Lane,
in the city of Allegheny. Enquire of
janB :•Ji I). WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st.
who EL IEF h,oI Are he Families of . Volunteers . who are
1 Serving
in e their
application Countr y
and tnM n e o r t z c
receivedo. All
! portion of the , Relief Fund, will please meet the
Committee at R. IL Ilargey's Store,Wood street,
on Friday the 7th; and Tuesday the th of January,
at 8 o'clock, P. M.
N. B. The pOsons appointed to collect funds in
the several wards, are requested to make returns
as soon as possible to Mr. M. Edgar, Chairman of
the Committee. . janB
Erdettro Magneifsm.
T .
HE diseaseaCured by the use of Dr. Smith's Tor
pedo Magaetic Machine have been numerous,
some of them, are named below:
Loss of Smet,, Deafness of 15 years, Dropsy,
Rheumatism, P4lpitati on of the Heart, Contraction
of the Leg, Panilysisi Dyspepsia, Nervous and Sick
Head Ache, Totth-ache, Sore throat, Locked Jaw,
4 . c. ittl - No Falliily should be without one of these
Machines, a manual of instructions accompanies
each machine. ?Call and obtain a circular (gratis,)
explaining thd IVenderful powers of Electro Magne
tism, as exttibifilid in the effects of these TORPEDO
MAGNETIC 514ft7rits.
For sale only by S. L. CUTHBERT,
janB , Isz No 50 Smithfield et., near 3d.
17011. SALEAND REMOVAL.—As the subscri
, 1: her expeetito remove to another stand, near
' the Post Offico, and change:his business in part on
the first of April., He will soil Whig present stock
I low, viz: about SOO cuts or purple and yellow car
-1 pet chain; 20,0410 z Bxlo, 9x12, 10x12, and 10x14
Iwindow sash; 500 all sizes of wooden bowls; 400
Harris' late Pittsburgh, Allegheny, etc. Directories;
6 setts n; the American Pioneer, in 2 vole; 7 large
i volumes of the tienate and House of Representatives,
1 from 1790 to 4 , 800; a variety of bed cords and lac
-1 ings,fishing, andlphingli lines; English quills, writing,
letter and wrapping paper, and figured and colored
i paper; black idft and ins stands, wafers; some plc.
tures, and bliip and pink Washingtonian badges; Dr.
Ford's and offer medicines; a variety of Almanacs,
and all the daily and weeky newspapers kept fur
( sale. Pleasti ; call at ISAAC HARRIS,
janlo-6t . : Agency and intel. Office, Fifth st.
_
Coussimptittlii, Cou h , ,t Spitting of Blood,
Broiti'leltsltls, Astusua, 64. e.
TO Constiblptives; four-fifths of you are really
sufferine;finm neglected colds, or an obstruc
tion and ciiiiiiequent inflammation of the delicate
lining of tlafe• tubes through which the air we
breathe isdirOibuted to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pate and soreness, hoarseness, cough, dif-1
ticulty or bre*ing, hectic fever, and a spitting of
blood, matter;lor phlegm, which finally exhausts the
stlrength of thopatient, and death ensues. JAYNE'S
Expectorant -- :hover fails to remove this obstruction,
and produces the most pleasing and happy results.
IT is CERTAIIO ill Its effects, and cannot kid to re
lieve. .! .3.
For gale iti.Pittsbu/gh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth stieet, near Wood. jrinB
.It is the lieit Cough Medicine I ever eau. ,
RRAD the iroilow: eg proof of the superiority o.
Dr. Wifiord's Oriental Cough Mixture, from
a respectablqiitizen, who has tried it.
Dec. 15, 1847
MESSRS. 11 A . :N4 & BROOM'S
After laboring for several weeks under the (Head
vantages of 'a liarrassing:triugh, and most distress-mg
cold, ‘vhich , lari thus far resisted the effects of treve
ral of the sans induced to purchast
a bottle of y f i:ior, Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it
a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only
one half of tlte bottle, I found myself "tailed&
melt." Wyllie best medicine I ever saw."
True copra lOHN HINDS.
Sold by ifAts & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Com
mercial Ruty;..iberty street, near Canal. janB
Dm. nuFir , s
x AND WRITING CLASSES,
IMI kfFll . l\l . curies r
-opctnif
( si n h
I nd
a a rt. et y
tt!.,
.1 MERCANTILE and STEA)IBOAT
Book-keepinl" taught on the most Ctiective and ex
peditious manger. In addition to the usual course
of instructitin'and practice, Mr. Tn.-will on Monday
next, comittiuice'a course cif practical Lectures, in
which the aii,plication of the science of accounts to
all the details of business will be minutely explain
ed. No extra gharge , made for these Lectures. Hours
of businesi 'Oh to, 12 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P.'ll.
janl
Mc* Daguerreotype Rooms,
:Burke.; Buildings, Fourth St.
1 . 10 0 1..: e ll I E II
rftirn
would
g e . a u l e i r t r l c
c o t a yli t i e s n ts ti
o f l r 2 o , n , i c
the inhabitehis Of Pittsburgh and the neighboring
towns to thtlki Dm , uerresitype of citizens and others,
at rooms in the third story of Burke's building, 4th at.
Pmsons wishing pictures taken may rest assused
that no paids sliall'he spared to produce them in the
highest perfection (lithe art. Our instruments are of
the most pitwerfill kind, enabling us to execute pic
tures inisorPassed for high finish and truthfulness to
nature. Thbriblic are solicited to call and examine.
Personstting for pictures arc neither required or
expected W . ; :take them unless perfect satiblaction is
given. .
N. It. • Aliperntors will find this a good depot for
stock and ,Cliernicals.
tg-Insttlintions giien in the art, containing the
most recentlmprovementg: jan7
FOR Iig:TAIL—A small variety of English and
Gerinsiii Almanacs; almost all the daily and
weekly B . iii4burgh and a few Eastern newspapers;
Sibbet , s and Taylor's Countkrceit Detectors; a.amall
supply of se:hool books, writing, letter, wrapping,
colored rind figured paper; paintings and pictures;
Harris' nOicaPittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham, &c
'Directories. Almost all the Directories of Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans, Mississippi
Valley, etc'. can he had at my office. Hand:tow;
pink and,,blue satin Washington Badges. All pos.
sible acco,ilmodations at moderate charges. Please
call at t ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and
janS-6t.' , Intel. Office. sth at., near Wood.
SHELL OYSTERS.
ACONSTANT supply of superior Shell Oysters,
roasted or in the shell; also Game and every
delicacy ojthe season, served up in superior style,
at the slmaest notice.
BANK EXCHANGE,.
dec6-tft. Third st. bet Wood and Market at.
Drugs.
Dowirt. COLOCYNTH ;
E ". Bayberry;
" Aloes;
".
`, Bark Peruvian ;
44 Liquorice Root ;
Strichnine; Chloride Gold ; Kidder's Ind. Ink ;
'sat recniidd and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &Co.
decll, cor Ist and Wood ate.
Wines to Arrives
pj`k gr.Teasks Burgundy Port
0 1 0 50 fllids White Wine;
25 half HMIs. " " to arrive at N.Orleans
the last stlf.this month or beginning of next, per ship
Waverly; Tinnman master, direct from Coke, fur
sale by 4 (dec2o) P. C. MARTIN.
BON-riAFE,—Ons large Iron Sore, for gale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.,
I Jan7'•: , : cor. First and Wood sta
FREK 11 MERlNOS—Received per express, at
62MarKet street, another invoice of 10 pieces
Frencletlerinos, choice colors.
decl6 A. A. MASOM & Co.
MOLASSES BARRELS-2b prime, on consign
mept, for sale by
dec3l S. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et.
41 -
./7RBgll ?RUIT--30 Drums Smyrna Figs;
. 4. 2 Bbls. Znate Currants;
3 Boxes Genoa Citron ;
20• " MB. Raisins ;
`For sale by J. D. WILLIAM S, dec3II, llO wood et.
SUG 2 I}I-6 Hhds, prime New Orleans;
i 7,.! 2 /Ibis D. R. Crushed ;
:. 10 " assorted Loaf;
le by I D:WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st,
m OI. 4 SSES-10 Bble. N. 0. Prime;
2« Sugar House;
2 <, Phila. Steam Syrup.;
Vor sale by J. D. WILLIAMS
OUNTRY MADE BLANKETS—AT REDUCED
C
PItICES.--The balatice of those superior, large
site Blatlkets, will be sold at $4.75 a pair.
de.o BARROWS & TURNER.
D YE WOODS.--425 MIL! Chipped Logwood ;
75 " Ground . do;
100 " Chipped Funk;
100 " Ground Camwood ;
Suse-Ate , d and for sale by
B. A. VAHNESTOCK and Co.
corner of Ist and Wood sta.
jans'
QS tard
1-7 5 Fresh Roll Butter ;
6 it it/ried Peaches ;
2 'Plover Seed ; just rec'd force,..by
L. S. WATERMAN,
No 31 Market, and 62 Front at
PAS=
JAS. Ef. noon
1100 N AND' SARGENT*.
BANK:ERS AND . EXCHA.NGE:BROXERS,
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N. E. CON. WOOD AND SIXTH STATE - IS, PITTSBURGH, PA
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Ccipicatel
of Deposits, &c.
EXCUANGE on all the principal Cities of thi
Uunion, and Europe, for sale in sums to snit purcha
sers.
CURRENT and par Rinds received on depesito
COLLECTIONS made ou dll pots of the Union
at the lowest rates.
REFERENCES'
Messrs. M. Leedh & Son,
" Ogden & Snowden,
" Win. Bell &Son, Prrrssutioit.
" S. M , Clurken & Co.
English & Bennett.
" Fleming & Brother,
" 'Falco, Lathrop & do.• P/lILAD'A.
" WM. R. Thompson Ri Co.) 1
Hoadly, Phelps & Co.
New ZORIC.
" Babcock . Br. C).
" Tiffany, Ward &Co.
" John ..1 4, ..PCullough & CO, BALTIMORE.
Mr. James George,
as H. Hanna, CINCINNATI, 0.
" Joseph Watson, „„
ASSILON, 0.
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Messrs. Fenner &
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Bank Lewistown, P.O
Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1847-y 4
WILLIA.DI A. 11. ILL &
BANKERS, ESCHANCE BILOREILS, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES'
AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CURRENT. Funds received on deposit, and colt
lections made on all the Cities throughout thc
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadeli
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 flvor r
able terms.
The highest premium paid for Foieign and Ameri 7
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts ofil and upwardi.
mart 0-dawy
W. C. CURB
HILL & CURRY,
BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES, I I
GOLD AND SILVER.
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N 0.65 WOOD ST., SD DOOR BELOW FOURTH, WKST BID*,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit, an l o
collections made in all the principal cities oldie
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nell?
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in
sums to suit purchasers.
Kentucky, Tndiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most favorti
bl e terms.
The highest premium paid for American Gold. i u
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany mid
France procured, ¢c. mar22-y
N. HOLMES & SOLN,
IXXERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE COIN AND
BANK NOTES.
No. 55 Market street, Pittsburgh.
Selling rate. Exchange. Buying ratei
Neu York .1 pr Cincinnati I dis
Philadelphia i " Loniaville i 1 ,
Baltimore I ~ Sr. Louis I 't
Buying rates.
Ohio 1 dis
Indiana 4.. 2 44
Kentucky, i 14
Virginia i ,t
Wheeling i 44
Tennessee 3 .
anl9-y
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KRAMER & RAHN,
BANKERS AND EXGHANGE BROC i
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESSIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITS, BANK NOTES, AND COIN 6
Corner or Third and Wood eta., directly opposite tile
St. Charles Hotel. my2s
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Partnership of Parke 4- Hannens is this day
I dissolved by mutual consent. The business ol
the concern will be closed at the e.ointing roon
heretofore occupied, No. 116 Wood street, by Jdlin
Hansen and Henry Hansen.
Copartnership
JOHN BARREN & HENRY MANNER have this day
associated with them BEN). J. WALLACE in the mien,
ufacture of Flint Glass, in all its vaiieties, undrfr s he
firm of Hann-ens and IVallace at tt e old stan4of
Parke and Hannens, where ;hey are prepared i to
serve their old friends and t'tose who may f4or
them with a call, nt
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. •
A large stock of toe leading articles in our Huelon
hand. Terms as good as any other house.
JOHN IfANNEN,
HENRY HANNEN,
B. J. WALLACE.
In retiring from the business of Parke and gan
flee, I most cordially recommend Messrs liannefis
Wallace to the patronage of my former friends.
JOHN E. PARKF.
Pittsburgh, Jan. let, 1848. jan4
Dividend. -
OFFICE OF THE PITIZIWEIGH GAS WORKS,?
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Jannary 3d,1843.
/FIRE Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Works have
this day declared a diiidend of three per cent.
on the Capital Stork paid in, which will be paid to
Stockholders or their legal representatives, ati the
office of the works, on or after the. 1311 inst. trhe
holders of original stock who have not surrendered
their certificates, as directed by City Ordinance of
28th June, 1847, will be required to do so before the
dividend on the same will he paid. 1
jan6-6t JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treastr.
Dissolut ion. '
T"partnership heretofore existing hetwee
undersigned, under the style of 11111 & Bro
as this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The undersigned, having purchased the entirte es•
tablishment, will continue to manufacture and keep
on hand a large assortment of the newest designs of
Paper Hangings and Borders • American and Feench
Fresco°, Column, Parlor, Hall and Chamber Papers;
Landscape, Fireboard Prints, Rainbow and ther
styles of Curtain Paper, thirty-six inches wide,t&c.;
all of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices,
wholesale and retail, at the old stand.
dec23-2wd S. C. HILL.
Dividend.
OFFICE OF ALLEGHENY BRIDGE
Pittsburgh, Jan , y. lat. 184 S.
PHEPresident and Managers of the Compapy for
erecting a bridge over the river Alleghnny, op
postte Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny; have
this day declared a dividehd of Two Dollars on' each
share - of the Capital Stock, standing in the nettle th
individuals on the books Uf the Company, out Or the
profits of the last.six months, which will hi pSid to
stockholders or their legal representatives, i on or
after the Ilth inst. JOHN HARPER,
jan4 10td8r2tw TrensutTr.
Dividend,
OFFICE NAVIGATION AND FIRE
rillHE President and Directors of the Pittsburgh
1. Navigation and Firo Insrance Comparty, , i have
this day declared a dividend of Three dollars on
each share of the capital stock standing in thelname
of individuals, on the Books of the Company, out
of the profits of the last six months, which will be
paid to stockholders, or their legal representatives,
on or after the 13th instant.
jan6td. ROBERT FINNEY, Sen'y.
New Books Just Received.
11EAVEN upon Earth, by Janeway, one vril. BSc
Charnock>s choice works by Lymingtoo,
I vol;. . 88c
Coincidences of the Old and New Testament
by Rev. J. J. Blunt, B. D. one vol. 0)1,25
Chalmers Miscellanies, Poems, Essays, &c. 1,50
Select works of James, Venn, Wileon, Plulli s
and Jay in one large *Ol. for the low price o 1 : 50
The Free Church Pulpit, 3 vols. 5,00
Modern Infidelity, by Smucker;
'Mc
Life of David,
Dr ily walk with God, Matthew Strong, 0 38c
Circle of Human Life, by Tholuck, 38c
Memoir of Charlott Elizabeth, 31c,
The works of Francis Turrctine in the original
ready.Lati'n, to be complete in vole; 3 vols. now
Willis , Poetical works in splendid Turkey
Morocco.
The above with a great variety-of new books, just
received. ELLIOTT 4. ENGLISH,
j aa9 56 Market et. between 3d and 4th.
EXCHANGE AT SIGHT, for the Swami/ of the
15th, must - be closed on Monday the kith inst.
also passage Certificates granted as usual.
JOSHUA 'ROBINS N,
Fifth 'treat.
P & Co. Brandy-2 half pipes, for
dec22 sale by P. C. MABTIN.
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!MORSE'S WEEKLY. BUDGET - OF NEW BOOKS
YSTkRiES , and Miseries of New Yrirk; by
in Ned Buntline-.
Drama at Pukervillr; Bench and Bar ofJurytown,•
and other Seenes and .Idventiires; by Ever-point...,
Christinah Boa for the Sons and Daughteils of Tem
perance; a story by T. S. Arthur. • '. •
Salathiel, or the Wandering :1614; a sthry of the
past, the present, and the. future. By the Rev. Gel).
CI oly. • . -
No. 9,_Chamber , il MisCellany.
Durang , s Terpsichore; or Bill-Re:boa Guide.
Pleasant Art of Money Ca tching. l -
Ball-Room Inktrdctor. ..
Heads of the Headless. -. •
The Ocean Child; or, the Lost Vessel: -
Ancient Magic and Astrology, explained-and il
lustrated. .:
.
The Skin; its Diseases and Affections.
The Entertaining History of Folks whose room is
better than their company.
Esther De Medina, or the crimes of London.
Frank Dernonow the Cad. Ps first year in India:
Boy's Winter Book.
Subseriptions received for the following, papers,
and single numbers fur sale. ,
New Yon: Herald, Flag of our Union,
Saturday Courier, ". " the Free.
Uncle YDtn,lnl
kaer Sena
Blade,esp •
" Post,
Neal's Gazette,
Saturday Gleaner.- per,
New York Tribune, Spirit of the Times,
John Donkey, Star Spangled Banner.
M. P. MORSE,
jan7 No. 85 Fourth street.
...... ._ ._
Bargains at No. 46 Market Street.
BLACK Merino Shawls (DupinPs best) with very
rich borders, selling at the following rates;
$l2 Shawls fur - : 8,75
8,50 .‘
6,50 "
dec2s
CIGARS, ofthe following celebrated
7,5_,000 Brands: Silva, Esulapio, Dos Ami
gos,
ue Fasten; London Uraaio, Falla Principe, La
Royadero, Colorado, Regalias, Carado, Junto Sang.
Principe Cheroot's Eagle Principe, Lord Byron Re
galias, for sale by
dec2o
It U r e D e E t S r H m E iro l l E tt B i E n ß to G t!he S ll 4 nite H d oc i k ta W tes in b e i
Pe
ter Arnold Mumm, (from the base of mounta'n
which surrounds the Castle ofJohanaisburg) for sale
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER.
itentOval.
W. SMITH & rn
Co. havi ieoied theii Of
Ur Bee from Perin at., to their Now Brewery on
Pitt st. and Duque;ne Way
TT EG BUTTER-6 Kegs, for Rale by.
dec29 SMITH & SINCLAIR
RIED Peaches-100 Bushels, for sale by
D
dec2B SMITH & SINCLAIR.
WHITE It t aror--10 Barrels, for sale by
dec2B SMITH &-SINCLAIR
LOVER Seed-3 Banels, forge° by
C
dec2B SMITH & SINCLAIR
LARD -30 Kegs No I, neatly put up for family .
use, fiir sale by _
111 li i =" b r
o , t S t
e Chemical a
n i i V l
y r i i n n g h
a F n l , ll i a d n , d a i u r o r s t a e l de
by
dec2S
PLAIN AND HIGH COLORED DE LAINES—A.
A- MASON lit Co., 62. Market, st., have just re,
ceived per Express an assortment of-the above very
lashionable goods for childrens wear. dec7
Buying rates.
din
Relief
& City ortPs } din
Relief notes i i* •
Pennsylvania Co k '
New York I ?
Maryland • d "
New Orleans
MUSCATEL flock wine,
the lenkelLtecpoonforslebyse or
:le
at the wine' store of
'tlec.2o . JACOB WEAVER.
EDWARD AIiAM. I
LON DON Porter, --5 casks London Porte, in quart
and pint bottles, for sale by -
dec.22 - P. C. MARTIN.
LARKT--12 Casks, in store and for sale, by
C
dec22 'MILLER ¢ RICKETSON
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FRENCH MERINOS—A. A. MASON k CO., 62
Market et., have just received, per Express,
another invoice of French Merinos, all of the most
fashionable colors. dec7
rrALLOW-1 Parke), for sale by
I. &cis 1 SINCLAIR.
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TIOTATOES-32 Barrels, will be sold very low,
1 by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
dec3 56 Wood st.
ItIED Apples-50 Brsial f
s. or sale by
D
dec2B SMITH & SINULAHI.:
M i to n a l— e t y case small Ilake just received and
B.A. FAHNESTOCIC. C 0.,,
declB c'or of Ist and Wood ens
E_TAL— r, 3olre P le ig4.l4etal, reed by sted . mer
ILL B an
SEEDS -25 Bbls. Clover Seed i
29 Bags Timothy do, in store and t
dec2s sale by L. S. WATE,RMAN.
JUJUBE PASTE-3 cases, just received and for
sale by B. A. FAUN MSTOCIC Sr. CO'
dec2B cur of Ist and Wood ists..
rIMOTHY SEED— A few Bnehels- on hand and
r for sale by Kam' & SINCLAIR;:'
dec23 56 Wood-st.
T EA -20 half chests Young Dyson Tea;
40 " " Pouchong "
Just received and for sale by '
dee22 MILLER & RICKETSON.
LOAF Sugar— 20 Bbls.,No. 4,5, G.and 7, Loui
siana;
10 Coarse Pulverised Loaf;
5 Fine
In store and fur sale, by
dee22. MILLER, & RICKETSON.
NM=
G. G. BRO'WNE
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' Vek`reig.'
5/1611611
r•ou 1848
6.00
4,00
BARROWS & 'TURNER
Cigars
SMITH & SINCLAIR
B. A. FABNESTOCK and Co.,
corner !sr and Wood eta
L. S. WATERMAN, :
No 31 Water, and 62 Front ate
A Z ERAC Brandy-6 hal rand quarter pipes', pale,
Vintages from 1631, to '44; for sale , by
dec22 P. C. NT A RTIN,
ASEIGNETTE ilr: 1"- ndy-6 half pipes, A Seig
nano Brandy; forniale by
dec22 P. C: MARTIN.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS ! ! BLANKETS! ! !
Gentian Blue Macinaw, Whitney and Country
Blankets, at eastern cost, to close consignment, at
ROBINSON'S, talk street, one door below Wood.
dec2o
PEA NUTS- -100 Bushels, superior quality, in
store and for sale by
dec2l SMITH & SINCLAIR.
TT OCKHEIMER Hock wine, Henkell & Co. ex
_La porters to the United States, fur sale by the
cas€ or bottle, at the wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER.
F RUITS --6 Bbls prime Oranges ;
25 Boxes Lemons ;
5 Kegs Malaga Grapes ;
All in good order, just received on consignment
Ind s ' , for sale low, at the Wine Store.
JACOB WEAVER;
corner Market and Front sts.
SUNDRIES --2 Bbla. Tallow;
2 "- Lard;
2 " Grease'
6 Bbls aren't Apples ;
In store and.for Bale by
dec2s _ L. S. WATERMAN..
PEACHES -30 Sacks Dried Peaches, in store and
for sale by
dee2s
5 g CASES Hock or Rhine Wines—l doz each;
t./ embracing the most choice and popular
3rands of sparkling and still imported under the tariff
of 1846,in cellar and for sale at the wine store of
dcolB JACOB WEAVER.
flolidity Presents.
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street, is now
opening- and for sale, a splendid assortment of
GIFT BOOKS, in the richest bindings,
ROSE WOOD PIANO FORTES. -
MARTIN'S Dc Gatti GNITARS.
ROSE WOOD WRITING DESKS, &C &c
For sale at the lowest . Cash prices
ARD-140 Kegs Leaf Lard, received per steam
er American, and for sale, by .
L. S. WATERMAN,
No 31 Market, and 62 Front at
New. Goods.
,
A A. MASON Co., No. 62 Mamie:street, have
A
just received an extensive aaaortment of
dayaey and fancy dress buttons; also, giinps and
fringes of every variety, cashmere cratats,sillx
etc., etc. declS
ONG and square Shawls—Just received, per ex
ji -
press,ls moree of Those 'rely fashionable long
and square plaid shawls.. A. A. MASON & Co.
'decl6
eiDEMIZETTS AND FRENCH WORKED COL&
LARS, in al) qualitjes,, (time very fine) selling
off at a great sacrifice at .
dec2o BARROWS TURNER'S.'
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koza lara
CINCIN.NAtI AND PITTSBVRGU
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HIS well known line of splendid Passengei
T
Steanierti, is now composed of the largest;
swiftest, best finished and furnished; ; end the mood
powerful boats on •the waters of the West..- Every
accommodation and comfort that money can-pro--
cure, has been Proiitled paidiengers. The Tine
has been in operatioir for five years--have carried 4,
million of people without ,the least injury to their
pereoni. The heath will he at the foot of Wood
street the daY previous to . for
of freight and the entry of paisengers on the //vie , .
ter. In all cases passage money must be:paid in
advance.
. _
The MONONGAIIELA; Capt. Stellie;, will • leave
Pittsburgh-/yicir, Monday morning at 16 041cicki
Wheeling ei4 . *l.Morttliiy ever ing at 10
l'itesdity riscitet. '
The Hilar.R.N!A 'No. 2, Capt.
will leave pittabtu g h every Tuedday morning at 10
o'clock; Wheelifig every Tuesday evening .at 10
if. is.
.
The NEW . ENGLAND No. 2. Captain 8. /inn;
will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday - morning 111
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Weditesclu ovening'at
10
Thitradaly P!tekitia ,
The WISCONSIIS, Vrate;*lllleivii
Pittsburgh every Thursday
. thorning at .10 wfileek
Wheeling everyThtitsday evening at 10 l'. 111.
The CLIPPER:No.2i Captain Critbka, will
Pittsourgh every Friday Morning ,at .10 oielaCkj
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 P. N.
• . •
The MESSENGER, Captain De Calitp;Airinreayil
Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock j
Wheeling every Satfirday evening at 10 r: m.,
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. G. Alasotii
will leave Pittsburgh ,_every Sunday mulling" at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every'Sunday evening at 10
novl9"
P. )1.
P. C. MARTIN
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Beaver ists4l --- Weitswkiii paiclkot.
st it e j a a tn a b a o r at'l36.
1 :Eft
,will,during 64e
14- oming
winter ddilytr.p's to Beaver.aildlVellio•
vine, leaving Pittsburgh every morning at 9 tiii/lcic9,,
and Wellsville at 3 o'clock, P. M
decls G. br. HARTON & CO., Agenis.
The new and substantial neither AN
..., DREW VIATON, W. H. Ftivrori; Mas
ter, will leave for the above and intermediate porta,
on Saturday, TaJuary Sth, at 10 o'clock; A. M.
Fur Freight or Passige, apply on board, or to
dec3l JAMES MAY.
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110 S. WHITE, No Marsh 6, Marsh streets will sell
out his entire sto6r 4 ml - Dress Gonda, A greatly
reduced prices, for consistingraCtlie.folloWinga
CaliCoes, French Chinties, gingbiuns, PAO Alto','
Buena Vista ,Gala English and French Merino Plaids;
English, Scotch, and French Mottslin de I.Anpti; .
'English, Scotch, and Frenchscashmercs,piramettas,
alpaccas, English and French merinos, plain, barred-.
and striped, wide and narrow black and 'blue' blaetr
silks; wide and narrow barred and striped fa'ney
silks. Also, some very desirable changeable silks,
for ladies , - walking coats; barred and striped Irish
poplins; green olive and blacx French Habit clothe, •
for ladies , cloass; a splendld.assortment of*Easb
mere and TeikerisMiwis, bisell from $2 to $3 lea •
than previous purchases; alsoiSome very desirable -
long shawls, a- large assortment; bleached and nn-.
bleached shirtiags, purchased since the. recent
duction of prices; also, some very superior blanzets;
a large lot of remnants ofcalicoes, gingbams, lawns,
delaines, cashmeres„ barages;balzarines, plaids and -
satinets, and many 'others, too tedionstolftentliMili
which will be sold without regard lift:ihst.
decl3-dtroo
13URE GREEN. AND BL'K. TEAS, fromthe N.
jj York Pekin Tea Conipany; Just received` at the
Pekin Tear store,- 72 - Fourth itreet,:_qem,the 'New-
York Pekin Tea' Company; a' fety liirge.euPply of
rivet" Green and Black. Teas; of alr the . Afferent
grades and qualities imported into the'country,paek-;
ed in lead in 5 lb. boxes, 1- 1b.,.11b. and 1-4 lb.
packages. Also, 5 lb. tin cannisters or the dfferen t .
qualities, convenient for families and steam boats ,
ranging in-prices from ns cents per 111., to
.$1
Fine Oolong Black Teas,sd, 62; 15 t3'7' and $1 'per ',-
pound., - -
We will rellind the manes alf cages whereC
.
our teas do not give entire satistaction;or exchatige-'
fora different article. ' • • '
Pekin Tca store, 772Fouith street near Wood:.
deel -- A: JAYNES:
ENV. D'AGUERIVEOI'YPE"- 'ROOMS, BURK'S
1, 1 11 Building, Fourth . - . . • .
Hough & Anthony, Daguelisintyptsts front tbd •
Eastern cities, would call -theLmttention ofig
habitants of and the neighboring towns •
to their Daguerretypes of citizens and others; , at
roolni in the Third story of•lturn's Bbildings; Ale s .
street. - '-
Persons wishing pictures Mien may rent
that no pains shilll be spared to produce theinAn 'the,
highest perfection of the art. Our instrumetitsere -
of the mist powerlial kind, enabling us to execute- -
picturei unSurpaised fdi high finish and truthfalneits, - ,_
to nature. The public are. solicited to Calk Mill
.
Persons sitiing for Pictures are neithdirecitiiied • .
or expeCted to take theta ..unless perfect •scriifitotion
is given. •
N.. Opperators will find this a good deporfor
stonk and. chemicals. . • •
•nr Instrucfloss given its the art, containinicthil.
most recent Improvements. ,
Wholesale Dry Goods. -
X - 10 1 2.17 epening at the wholesale dry - geoctaiebitili,
62Marzet street, 2d story, 100 pea ofAlpaEia,
49 pcs English Merinos, 2 cases Oregon plaids ;and
cashmeres; 10 pcs French broad cloths, 44 pOsTaney
cashmeres, 5 cases casinetts, 10 bales of red, White
and yellow flannels', 300 pairs of blanttetti, new
styles of calicoes, domestic ginghams, gloves and'
hnsicry,togerher with a general assortment of goods:
Merchants are invited to examine our stoctr, - , as we
are confident it will favorably compare with milord
stouts in styles and prices,
,declS
poLrApav PRESENTS: The Mirror of
. 14:
Christmas Blossoms,
The Gift of Friendship,
Friendship's Offering, -
The Rose,
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The Snow Flake,
The Christian Keepsake.,
5' The Hyacinth,' ••
Scenes in the lives of the f l utriarchs and Pro.
phets, - -
Illuminated genie of Sacred Poetry,:
Lays of Love and Faith, &c., byG. VV. Betbi
mus,
Amelia's Poems,
Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, • • .
Together with a large variety of Mistellannont4.
Moral and Religioas Works; for, sale by . • -
dec3o LUKE LOOMIS,•.Agt.
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liFtriesd •
20 ?01ar,t.:7 Itoncao tasks
oncio -Port;
Port
5 " " Hunt -
10 " Trash
". 20 " " S. S. Madeira ; .
lb " " London Market dot/ • ,
10 " " Symington <c
5 " Fayal
10 " Tenneritle " *.
10 " " Pale Sherry • .
5 " Golden "
5 ai " Brown "• --
10 •‘. " Lisbon I , ' -- --
15 " " Pry Malaga;
10' " " Sweet do, -
For sale in quantities to suit / by
dec2o P. C. MARTIN. -
L. S. WATERMAN. *.
MERCHANTS and other., haying - businetut
New Orleans this Winter, will have it prompt.'
ly attended to at a slight commission, : by a• gentle*
man leaving in a few . days for that city. Businesi
of all kinds will be - attended to, either buying,
selling or collecting. For furtherintormationapplr .
to JACOB WEAVER, - • -
dec29 Wine Store, cor Market and Front sett;'.
OATS -10 bagel on consignment, fir sale by
deelß I. D. WILLIAMS.:
FLAXSEED--A few - bags for sale by
smrrit '-•
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56 Wood street:
SA RDINES--450 Boxes Budines
' hr. .4_ do, rowy
B _
ROM IDE POTASII;-.1 . 60 Onneeij
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and for. sale by ' • •
' • D.A.'keinimrtidik/k - CO4'
deal- nornpr-bil"1301 rAatilsti,
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Monday Pimaltet:
Widnisday
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Saturday Packet.
'Sunday' Packet.
_For New Orleans
A. A 15IASDN &Co
Notice... Southern Business.
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