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.... PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
CO7¢7C/TTIRE Fon JANUARY,
N. B. Craig, W. H. Denny, Charles Zug
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"eveninfadopted by resolution the .custom of ac
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resolution is the same as that recently adopted by
the commercial board of New Orleans. The
resolution goes into etTect on and after the Ist of
February. The old 16 per cent., and other equal
ly erroneous deductions, will after that date cease
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PORT OF. PITTSBURGH
1 - 1. ■LET wiTtrt IN Tat - CHAII*EL:
ARRIVED.
Eureka, Crozier, Louisville
Union, M:Lean, St. Louis
New England Ebbert; Gincinnati.
' Gen. Was_ington.,
Ainerica, Decimp, Wheeling.
• Danube, Cock, Brovinsville
.o:maul, Bowman, Brewnsfille
• .Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Br , wnsville.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
• Dr.PARTF.D.-
. Mary Stepher.t, Lucas, St. Louis:
Clipper lio.,2,Crcioks, Cincinnati.
• Germantown, Mtean, St. Louis.
Lake Erie He - MO:all, 'Beaver.
. Danube, Erne,,
BroWnsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis
.McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Brcivensville
FITTERURGE MARIBTS--DAILY REVIEW
'OFFICE OF nix POST, ?.
Tuaanar Monxiso, Jan. 18, 1848. 5
FLOUR—Receipts very trifling yesterday. It
is probable that but little will come in for some
dam on account of the bad condition of the roads,
which are now almost impassable for laden wagons.
There was no change in prices yesterday; and we
atili quote at p Siead 90, from first hands, which
are the highest prices the dealers 01 give. From
store, by dray toad; Sr, oces by single bbl.
Iss 25.
BIACON--The season for briskness in this arti
cle has not yet commenced ;.and the quotations
are merely nominal. We hear of a few sales of
small lots at : Hams, 6i ; ShoUlders, 4 ; Sides 5;
hog round sc. The supply is good, of course.
LARD—Sales at the former quotations, viz: G
06-1. kir No. I ; but the demand is not great.
BULK PORK—We notice some receipts which
go , into smoke houses; no transactions to indicate
-a price. Most of the dc'alers are in anticipation
of large lots from Ohio and the Nest--many hay.
ing made very heavy purchases. The facilities for
curing in this rity are very great; and perhaps
not properly understood by western merchants,
Many who have tried the experiment of sending
small lots from Ohio to Pittsburgh smoke houses,
have pronounced the plan as economical, having
advantages over the old system of curing at horns,
withoUt the necessary knowledge or arrangements.
We noti;e this, as it may be of some importance
to our readers in Ohio and elsewhere, to know
that it would be to their interest to send their
Pork to this city?
SUGAR—There is some change in Sugtr since
last week... Holders are more fin:fr. - anti there air
rars more anxiety to buy. There is no rise in
price that ace noticed ; yet aa advance is expected,
on account of the rise in the price of freights at
New Orleans. Steamboats were scarce at that
city it the latest dares. We note sale or 33 hbds.
at 41-c ; 12 do at 5; 15 hhds. (extra prime,) at 3
from first hands; 10 at aic ; ti at sc.
IgOLASSES.—An improvement is noticed, but
no sales at an advance The demand has increas
ed some. The rise in the price of freights has all
fected this article ale. Sales brisk at 2(527,
according to quality ; one sale re farted at wharf
33 bbls. at 25c. An advance is expected.
LOAF SUGA R.—SaIes of lOU Ws.. No. 5, at
10c.
BUTTER—No change since last week ; sales
from store at I-at•24e ; sales of keg at lOc
DRIED PEACHES—Rather lnoking up; sales
at $1,5 , 101.6 . 1 Dem Ind pretty good.
DRIED APPLE=.—Regular sales at 607 Pit-.
with an upward. tendency.
GREEN- APPLES.— R.•ceipts lair at former
quotations.
,1115 market is well supplied with
good and inferior varieties Sales from first bands
of best kind at per bbl. '
LINSEED OlL.Regtil dr sales at nr,c
CORN AMA L.-Re..roalar sales al @, 10.
SHORTS.—SaIes from first hands at IS$ 20.
. POTATOES —Salee Pink Eyes at $1,50 pei
time!.
LARD OIL —Regul.ir sales at 6:3F.,.
GRAIN.—We beard of llo'trans.ctions
indicate - a - rwieeFEriffe - r - grintatinns ar
f4r, and dealers will pay tLem. Wheat 95; Corn
376,40; Bailey dfia:so; Oats 27®30, Rye 4:),:a IS e.
Rye Flour.—Regular sal Ps at $3,7551,87._
Buisiness in St. Louis has revived very
much, say the papers of that great city.
Public Afteling.—At an adjourned mee lug. held
at the Chamber ot Commerce, on the eiettimt ul
the I 1 th inst., to enquire into the causes w hich
led to the late accident of the "A N. Johnson'
the chairman being abseil?, 13 C Phillips E
was appointed president pro tem, and W. -
Johnson wat appointed Secretary.
On motion, a committee was appoint.-d. ran
sisting of the following , gentlemen :
seph Brannan, John Smart,, Captain Jo , I (;,/,,,
Captain Jacob Strader, George N. Shield-. tV
Johnson, A. G. Day, Jabez Reynolds. Ca l itaiii W.
H. Fuller, E. D. Maafield, B. C. Phillip.' and T
A. Todcl,—,to investigate the causes nhtch led to
the explosion of the A. N. Johnson, and more re
cently, that of the steamboat Blue Ridge E. D.
'Mansfield, Esq., was appointed chairman of this
committee, which is to meet this evening, in the
ChamheLof Commerce .
On 41:ion,ibe committee so be authorized to
. B C. PHILLIPS, Ch n.
'W. F: — Jonxsosr, Seey. [Cin. Enquirer.
THURSDAY EVENING,JRIUary 13
Sprrie.—The sum of two hundred thousand dol.
lane vi ill be forwarded by the steamer from Boston,
and for the month of Jamie!) , by all vessels there
will probably be a militon carried off, nearly bell(
of which comes from the banks. American gold
is the thing exported chiefly, and this allows stet.-
ling bills to go up to 11att f prem. for the few
names which in these time's are perfectly unexcep
tionable.
At the close of business to-day, bills of common
and good quality are more plenty, and the demand
less officient—Journal of Comment.
PO ahead !—The Pride of the Wert worked a
passage through the ice at least thirty miles, and
Neut on her trip. She seemed to be determined
not to be stopped by gorges or anything else.—
Cape Gir. Eagle, Dec. 31.
The stearriiiii Julia and Algoma arrived last
evening from New Orleans, both in a crippled
condition. They will be repsired and leave for
NeWOrleans with despatch.—St. Louis New Era.
ix, We see that efforts are making to launch
the steamer laurel. She has been lying high and
dry at the Levee for some time past, and the pree
ant stir in business no doubt makei her owners
anxious to see her once more, in her natural eta.
ment.--St. Louis Neu, Era. '
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The Allegheny River—its Business, T}:.,— l A cor
respondent of the Nese York JolOri4l,of Com
merce, who travelled down the AliehiiY, from
Warren to this city, thus speaks ' :
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navigation up the Allegheny, altlimigitii is prac
ticable to reach Warren or even higlier : up, in a
fair stage of water, but the busineiS Will ; not pay.
At Franklin begins the iron tradelfuiTw,hich this
river is so celebrated . Boats of small 'size run
regularly at this place;several times aikeek, when
the river is free from ice and not teolow.: Coal
is found even above here, but is noildg, except in
small quantities. • Many of the strelirna, as the
Clarion, afford plenty of iron and coal; and being
navigable for flat boats, many ironYworks for
making pig iron from the ore, ale at 'work on
them, and the business is said to ~bei:l p rofitable ;
affording employment for all classeS, dlitl building
up considerable settlements, where, hut4or the iron
and coal, all would be a wilderniss,,
The shores of the river, for 150 titiles below
Warren, present a succession of hills hundred's of
feet in height, and so steep that bOt little land is ,
found, fit for cultivation. Fur t - )T miles above
Pittsburgh the hills are of less allittula i nd farms
ate seen well cultivated. Seventy diOs above
Pittsburgh are the Great Western Noel Works, for
I making Railroad iron. Our boat, .mkie a stop
here, and it .being in the night, the Spe'etacle was
highly exciting. Every part of thei manufacture
ii
is here done ; the coal and iron e: being both
found in immense quantities, on tl4, lands of the
Company. and all the vicinity. One of the fore
men told us that BIG tons of T rad *ere made
and finished here during the last we , k.i- Upwards
of 2000 persons are here gathered: iShere, four
years ago, but few dwellings were r u4l.
The Blue Ridge.—ln specking of
catastrophe, the St. Louis New Eral
" We have no other explanation td
save what is furnished by the alle,l ,„ t
laration of the Engineer—that it ;
the dCfect in the iron, of which thil
manufactured.
there be no judicial itivestiL:
origin of this horrible affair? 0
there be any thing short of such an
pursued in the most thorough, belt
tearing manner ? Let us uridei a
liiired States whether not the ',lei!,
be regarded as of little worth as th
Let us know whether our common
to highei emotions that it can 10r,41
ence upon the indulgence of that
lessness, which, in the pursuit of KO
tempt at consequences, spreads caul
tar and wide in their path
The Park Etisintss.—From %%ha,
slaughtering for the season has heel
clme. Perhaps thete are not more!
come in at the price now pa , tl
The (irmers will kill or keep
mains in preference to driving then)
If our inimmation is correct, the!
ed already, reaches nearly lar
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Auction Sales In Alleghe 3-..i . City, I,
WM. J. BURNSIDE, AUCITONEER., N
ILL be sold, this morning, at 9 o' l 4 l lock., at the l
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Auction Room. North-west c ruhr of Fede-1
ral street and the Lhamond, an et ettlive lot of I
seasonable dry goods, comprising in arti the fullow. l
ing, viz: zassimeres, casstnetta, c! thud alpaccas,
merinos, mous &Mines, flannels,stated .colors.'
blankets, bleached and brown ni alins, tickings,'
,„
checks, ginghams, plaids, CliienCs, 10t1114tilk , h00th,
Woolen and cotton shawls, silks Wk fib, atitn cravats,'
silk velvets, dress silks, bombazine serge,, laces,l
&c. &c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 3 packaged queenswarc, , i
among which are tureens, covered I Itshcs, plates, I
all sizes, cups and saucers, handled 4ad Innhandled, i
flat di lies, all sizes, pitchers, evrMs and bonnie, ,
deed dishes, tea pots, sugar bowls, tamthom,, , ate. &c
The above was advertised for Pridayil I Oh inst., but;
did not native in time. II l,
Also, a quantity of Table Cutlery, lhotels, Match-
es, a general assortment of Hoesch 'II 1 and Kitchen ,
Furniture, Conking Stoves, Clocks, Lt J ukiing Glasses, i
Braids, Prints, Capes, Ave, i II: I
jinlB V.M. .1. BURNS! pi 4 Awic tin., i
Valuable Building Lot• In iAllegheny
at Auction. l 1,
ON Saturday evening, Jan. nth,lat I. o'clock, atl
Vie Auclon Room, North wesarornor of Fe'
eral street and the Diamond, will 6 sold without;
reserve, 2 valuable Lots of ground ,I situate on r e - i
ear street, between Robinson and aatmlt Streets,
having each a front of 22 feet, and xit l nding back I
140 feet 6 inches, to a 20 foot all etd. Tiltans at sale.l
jan IS WM.'J. 11 ritss li,', Auct'r. 1
. .. _ . ..
Extra and Positive Lae d,,Sale
()
F splendid, fashionable and sMsoriahle ready- I
made Clothing, superfine Amermariland F.nglish
Broad Cloths, Cassimere, Cassinetts.lSilli Velvet and
Silk Vestings, of superior quality; fia .Sairts; exten
sive assortment or Pador's Trimmin , (Wend qual
ity; on a credit for certain amount.; till UESDAY
t
next, January 18th, at 10 o'clock t the forenoon,.
precisely, I will commence selling at Ahe store of
Messrs. Ancker and Mayer, No 70 l to* street, lie-'
tween Diamond Alley and Fourth, G eiti - entire stock ,
1 1
orNeW-York and Pittsburgh manntactaired Cloth-1
ing i kethey are declining businesa .Aii removing I
- from; the citylthe articles are all oft elitiest quality,
the latest styles and foihions, and se eoed with the
greatest care, and manufactured etpriptsly for this,
market, under the direction of the oliddners. It is;
the largest and best assorted ettick I f 'fresh ready-
made clothing ever offered at publii2 alie in the city,
or perhaps in the Wee,. Those weal ingto purchave„ i
such Goods should not neglect ittdrultkg the sale,'
as the Proprtetors are determined I tolsell all and
every article or articles put up, toldidlhigliest btd•
der. It may be many years before Much another
chance will be offered to the citizei a of this place.
The stock isms large. it would bo iMp4sible to des
cribe the articles in full, a part of which comprises
the following. viz: I .1 ,
About 122 talaex, blue, and browp friers arid dress
coat.; do 45 Beaver and pilot mermen:oln 39 do do
sack did; do 52 Beaver and pilot sat a coats; do 89
blank.dt coats; do 300 cassinett and ttivilled cassi
ine ado. Pantaloons, viz: ! l'
Almitt 241 pair black French c vettnere pants;
Do 52 pair blue French do do; do : OiL'pair figured
French caaimere pants; du 330 pkir iassinett pan
-1 d
taloned , . Vests, viz: .
About 509 vests, comprising eve
and pattern. Shirts—
About 119 dos shirts, of alt styles.
cravats, etc. etc. etc.
DRY GOODS
I
Superfine French, English, and Ainerican Broad
Cloths, various colors; cassimeres,i r aiisinetts, sill(
velvets, and sax vesting: of superir r duality.
Together with an extensive sasoltneet of Tailors
Trimmings, of food_ quality. i
Terms—All sums under $5O, cash, currency;
from $5O to $lOO, thirty days; Ire $lOO In $2OO,
sixty days; from $2OO to $3OO, ninetfdays; 300 dol
lars and upwards, 4 months, good 4prbved endorsed
notes; and no goods delivered until tfie above terms
are complied with. s .:j!
A more general description will O'given in hand
bills. JAME ,hiIKENNA,
janl4 i t E Auct,r.
Poeßive Sal
riF Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Rug 4
J Fixtures, Stoves, Glass Pak
Glasses, Clocks, Chairs, etc., at Al
BY JAMES M'K
(AN Thursday, January 20th, a
1. J - forenoon, will be sold *ith '
Carpet Emporium of E W. Lyn
one'door above Diamond Alley, ,
of Remnants of Carpeting, in vari ,
is removing to his splendid new ,
between Market and Wood; als4
carpet on the Floor rugs and dna
at the same time, the fixtures in Di,
I glass partition, of fine largel
crown g 'ass, running across the
the store, with door lock and ke
pipe; I brass clock; counting roo
janl2 JAMES M'
•
HR. DIIFF 9 b,
/ AND
.! \ wrne p r e o n f:
) \ J Mr.acewr
Book-keeping taught on the mo
peditious manner. In addition 4 - 1
olsnstruction and practice, Mr. F .!
next, commence a course of prii i
which the application of the ecielic
all the details of 1/116/11e88 will 4
ed. No extra charge made for the ke L
of business 10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 4 all
jenl ti
MOLASSES BARRELS-25
merit, for sale by
d ec3l J. D. WILLIA
''~~`n
4 •
REMAINING IN THE POST.OFFICE at Pittsburgh,
January 15 1848. Persons calling for letters, whore
names are on this List, will please say they are snivel ,
died. A.
Ackens Ellzabeth Anderson John A
Agar A T Anderson Sarah
Adams David M - Anderson ~ illeain
Agnew 'John Anderson David
Adderly Joseph . Andrews Robert
Adams William A n german W i lii am
Adams Sarah Hoge Anderson Thomas
Abbot Samuel I , Applegat e William A
Addams Matthew ' Armstrong James - 1
Allender John Armstrong Robert
Allan Isabella Awld John
titan Henry P , Ashton Henry mrs
tlherton William Aston Wlllirm
Amberson Silas Aulesbrook John
Anderson George , Anderson John
B.
Baird Andrew Berthoud Francis
Baldwin John Berry Mar
Baldwin David Bee kunorth E W
Raker John Bennett C ipt
Bancroft II • Reamer hl C
Paley Mary Beers Callmrine
Bailey J N Bennett John
Banning Rachel B Berry .1 W
'Miley George Buchannan James B
Hammer Samuel Banner A S
Barth George Burns George W
Harbin Thornas M Buekly Margaret
l'aner lames Burns Eliza
Berlin John 2 Bailer George
Barrett Stephen Burns Samuel
'tenon Edward 2 Byerly Eliza C 2
Barton Stephen Bar Jacob
Hensler .1 A Butterworth Emma
Barnes Henrietta Brinker Jacob
Bell John Bruce Clara 2
Bell William Briskell David L
Beecher William Broadhurst William
Hell James II Brook Stephens
Heham P A Heart lhomss
iieckworth Emily mrs 2 Bryan James
Beasley John Briggs Mazy
Barr Wm jr Bruce E A nit •
!limey Thomas Britt Matthew
Slake Grinflll 2 Benner John
Blakely George Bruton Thomas
tine Mary Brickland Mary
Blakey Henry Bradley Franc e s
Made Arley Bran George W
Bleakely Robert Bryant Walter C
Bina* Henry Brinich Chart :2
Biggs Rachel B Bruce John
Hire Margaret Brophy Dennis
Bishop Hanna 3 Bracy Samuel
Ilickle Paul Brannon Ann
Block John Itrauff Rebecca
' , lack Henry Brewster RichArnsm
Boardman George W Brim Me George
Booth Elias Lerman Pearce
Boyd Ann Bracken James
Po lan P F Boekly Patrick
l for doer Daniel Pull , mance N
Bowen J J Botnier W M B& bro
frown John jr Bowman R F
Brown Andrew Pawn Benjamin
•trown Dickson Post Daniel Ni
crown John Burton Thomas
lfrown Benton Barrel mr
loran & Ebby Barren Mary Jane
Brown Jo•ersh Norge. (merge
Brown Deed Bush John C
Brown Elisabeth Burke Ala.y Ann ..
Brown Willi.em
•elßlue Ridge
remarks :
'this accident,
eddying tiec
,ast- owing to
hOilers were
;anon into the
' father will
itivestigation
ching and an
ima in these
!o6man is to
lift of a dog
tv:is so dead
indilTer
-'ariie or reek
in con
,Hily and ruin
Cannon John W
Carrere 'Augustus
Cannohn Charles
Caughey mn
Catrerty Ellen M
Carey James
Cannon Nancy V
Call John
Cameron William
•:annran Marion
Cameron Mary Ann
mercy Simon
‘:Pfa bear, the
4ougGt to a
bso 0,000 to
‘l9l what re•
tii'market.
ntipaber pack
LOW Dens.
Carroll Eliza Jane
Carpenter Jame.
Cod Catharine
i:gge. John
Campbell W H
Campbell John
Campbell W W
Whore-. George
Christy McPherson
Clendenen Jame• P
Clark eirephen mrs
Clements lames U
Clarke James
Clark Agnes
Clark Jame•
Clark Re•
Clark W
Clouse I.anc A
Clark George
coop., W m
Cochran John T
Cochran Matthew
Da!aril Jame•
Daw•on Mary Ann
Da!tell Hugh
Da la A J
Oavt• Jame•
navu P
Deftest Barton
Dent John
Llennistnn Thonma
peppy Margaret J
'itvan Stamm 1
Deebard Jean
Henvmore Hcnry
D•ek•on L
Diamond John
()leaven James
honey Mary I '
Ileughetty Margaret
Donovan Robert
Dobb• h W.ltt•cram
Poogla•• Jeremmh
Douglass Catharine
F.tstrom Hannah
Edgar W
Ebersole Ai in
eitan Jobu
f,ddy John
Katon Mart.
"db. to limo
Eaton S S m os
henry
1 , . , gim0• Mr
”Atotl & tteekbazo
Roben
Farrel lame.
Varner m
Pnrr Voice" , A
Fa:rfax Evalanc
Fahey Isaac
Feeney Ilndirer
Vera u Non J C
Vernon Patrick
Ferxuann John
reran Own
Plannegan Ellen
Fire Angeline
v:teld 11 13 I.resor
Forsyth Margaret
V'try Terrence
Force C C
ilagher Patrick
Gayer thigh
Hasher Robert
Gvoihran Patrick
Gaye n James
Garvin William
Gamble James
Gainey John B
Gallatin John L.
Gallagin Timothy
George Washington
Geny James
(WICPpy William
Gillespy Gnu) ,
vanny
Girt Samuel
Girt Jane W
Gillevy John
Harnett
Gilman Mary 0
Given & Co II
Gibson Cargill
Giles Daniel
Gillespie Richard
Girt hlargarst
Gill Sarah E
Girkin Adaline
Glass Elizabeth
Hall] Joseph
Hamilton George
Hall Rebecca
Hamilton W
ilamilion Samuel
Hall Washington
•tall Richard
Ilalen H
'lane John
I lagarty P
I laynes James
Re.neman &Co
lemon Martha 24
Hackett William
tampion W II
Ilan Anna tors
ilarris Thomas
Harden Rouen
testa M
lams Sidney W
carman Nancy
Harden William
"art S & T
lartley Henry
• lazlett Caput n.E
asses James B
awkiny Richard
"azlett W C
Ilause Isaac
isaslarneJ R
Hatch OW
!tines r.r
ilasson John
'larking David
'latton Eleanor
ilaya Emily
Hays Climates
Hayward James B
Hays William
Hays Lydia
'lays Rebecca
Hays Samuel
!lays, Nixon & Co
Hershey P
.
rynlvaety, style
iidx Is, scarfs,
C4ior mate; Store
litione, Looking
`-s42t,
!,o , elock in the
it reserve, at the
79 W ood et.,
kitge assortment
ttsilengths, as he
.trtre, 4thstreet,
finor oil cloths,
444, baize; and
'e Store, viz:
.
imitation Boston
Z,tire, breadth of
i stove and
:NINA; Auct'r.
CLASSES,
arket sty.,
.ay next.--
TEAMBO AT
ive and ex
nal course
on Monday
edam, in
ecounts to
ly explain
re.
Irwin George W
Irwin mr
Jackron Mary E
Jackson Andrew
'agues Peter
Jarley Wm
Javens mr
Jim., Robert
Jackson NancyJ
Jackson Henry J
Jamt•on John
James C W
Jennings Elizabeth
Jenkins John
Jos ice Hannah
Jenkins William
Jennings John
e. Hours
o 10 P. IL
p consign
„w.a,,,
=NMI
LIST OF LETTERS
Cooper William
Copper Mica- 13.11111
COIIIIIII H H
COWL. %/RR
Coalfield Catharine
Cowls.. DJ 2
Corrision John
Cope W It
Cornet Thomas
Cos Jame.
Coyle lamest
CourKa Margaret
inhe A
Connler John 3
Cook Thomas
Conway Jump%
Courts Mary Ann
Crookshanks William
Crane Sarah M
Chip's, Pelrr I I
Craig If Mr*
Cromrine Mick:set
Crawford Thomas
Cud James
Curran mrs
Curley A Lei
Cummins Chutes
uthberi & Co 8
CtISOMV Oak
Cohnoarham Margaret
tun James
Conimina John
2 Curran Felix
Dnneherty hn'ea
Donnelly Eliza
Dougherty pLary
Douaberty Etta^
Dnurterty Jane
Dornn Jahn
Dowd Nten 3C I
Dorman Francis
Dotal -at John
Doak David
Drake ...con
Duvall Intiett
Dunlap H
Donean John
Dyke John
Duncan Mary E.
Duffield J R
Dontop Moromer
r *inn Alettaoder
Daffy R J
%maitre A T
Elven W E
EA. Wi!ons
}limn Wa,lotnt
Fllesson Samuel
Es tn. W,I ism.
Frans John
Fvalts M
I vans J ne
Fran• Mr
l'sr , hart Wlllism
Ewan !same
Evans Albert
F.
Fortune Ann mrs
Frtiz Catba , l-0
Fr•gba Isaac
France Mary
Yea,' k Frnnees
Frindle J t
Frothy Cherie*
Willi. o
Erre' James
Fria , h George
French Joseph
Friseil John
Flom etinrlea S
•Funon John
Furtong Edward
Glenn Jane L.
Glenn Mary
s.k car Joseph
Go•to-rn J tl
Gordo. Elizabeth
Gordon Peninsula E
Gordon Haunch tV
Goodin.. A
Gould Wiiliam
Goodrich II
Gorm!y Ann
Gray G EII
Greer G
Griffith 1 N
Grant John
Greene 11 LI
Gros. Sohn
Green Hannah 0
Graham L.B
'Grny James 9
Gray W W
Graham W
Graham Lafayette
Graham W J
. Graham W It
Graham Peter
Graham Ha - Tiron
Gwynne M A miss
H. 4,
licederson J
Henry Ro.mrt
Hendrickson J
Herleghy Timothy
Hersh Ij
Henry George W
Heaney James
Hill Robert
Hill J H
Higgins Joreph
Hite A K
Hill Jacob
Hitchcock Betsey A
Hicks John F
Hindman Thomas
Hill J W
Holmes F
Iloveler Amours
Hogan Michael
Hokum, J
•
Hollenback Mary
Honk James M
Honk Harmon W
Hough Jacob • .
Horbarry William
Howard Thomas
Hough G S
lloustort; Edward
2 Horn Francis
Hannah Agnes Ellen
Howes John Rev
Hood James
lianter James
Hughes James
Hamper John
Humberston Margaret
Hard Timothy W
Hutchinson W
Huhn %pry
Hutchinson J M
Hyett Peter
Hall Bin a
Hinter Charles
Hellmick limac
Irwin John R
Johns m Elias
Johnsot Margaret
Joh ,son Levi
Jones John P
Jones John"L
Jones Davi I 0
Jones Thomas
Jones John
Jones Flizibeth
Jones Jams
Jones Henry
Jones Rowland
Jones Frank
Jones Annie miss
Jones Eliza
..... x' r...~.+:x~' E :at. ..
2 Jones Reece C
Jones Henrietta
Johnson John
Johnson Wail W
Johnson nhtitinfn F
rilbj '
Kaleey •• • Keean W S & Lewis
Kerr W ti. , i 1:" Kellum William
Karns Wm i i; ' Kelly Henry A
Kernan M .01'• Kai Samuel
Keyes W e, Kelly Jame K
Keren Itlielitiel Kerr Williani
Kipler Israeli' Kerr Hugh
Killer DinthiE Kerr Famuel .
kwon Jomittln Knish' w br.
Keife JameaGr : Killabye William
Kennedy George Knox Jane
Ketchman Isseicah 111 Kingsley MG
Kett liver Clittene or David Kirk Benjamin
Kent Charlek ~ King mr
Keller Oswald' • Klein Henry
Kennerdall itnits King ilorguret
Keil John ,_ , Kingan R
Keogh MichNl Kocher Sebastian
Keen Lewis i ~ , l Koss - er Henry
Ken= Finn4nit F Kooey John
Karver FrllOrerpr Kurtz George
' . ' :4 L
Lafferty Mt
Lake E A
Lafont Flotirce
[iambi Atnii
Lamborn e S
Lawman Joailea ii
lanrlon'r hl.
Larkin Eillectird
I augher
Laugher
Larkins Eetruird
Lanham Whliam
taniesteejOhn
eech I•ranCea
Leeper Edifird
Lee Fanny
Lee Erltrint
I eonaid tpleoe
Lewis E
Liggett A re.lid
Land.ay !Hinds'
L the JosephiJ
Leseernh
Livingston fistriuel
L ills Will'a{h
Lingle Daiiik
Little Mrs or Joseph
Lindsey Joseph
Lundley Susan V
Lockett James
Logni Mary
Lynch John W
Lukens W T
Love Julia!
Lusk lobo
I yneb James
Long Warner
I .ove j oy John A
Lowman John
I oomis Henro
Loomis C S
Long John L
Lovejoy ti A
Low William
Los msn Catharine
Lock hardt Charles
I awry roseph
Lowue • Mary
Lowry Jacob
Long Martha
Long Joeoph
Mortrmore John
Morgan B F
Morton Robert
Morse A H
Morgan .EM
Mosgrove Mart , Ann
Morris Lewis
Morgan Mary Gray
Morton Michael
monis Phillip
Marlin Sarah
Moffitt Noah '
Morgan Britta
Morgan M D
Morgan Robert E
Moorehead W
Moores P tors
Morrow Eli? abeth
Mr irow John
Mown Margaret
Morrison E K
Moore Mary Ann
Nor 'son John
Morrnw George
Morrison ton
Mo rison John
Moore Sophia
Morrison $ R
Myers i) trid
Maid reit ratharine
Mifi leer I hIL
Moho Lewis
Alien Andrew S
Wien Edward
Midrord E A mas
IM °inland John
Murdock M
Myers Jacob
Murray William
Murphy Jane mica
Milhr Captain
Iktanlheron
tlanrtill CM •
Maeklem Jo l, :B
Mader Godliqy
Macklend Thomas
Magee Char
Mason Matillnn
Mapes Sam,:k LCapt
Mason Caro; e L
Matthews MSi g am.,
Mansfield Si
Manning R
Mariett llei
Martin John;
Martin Robi.et
Martin W ;
Mendenha lliMellvtlk ks W
Mellor A H'
J
Memo. Margtel
Meansi Witt V .
Ma'oney Anthem"
Mellon Johill
%Minix
Mills Ilirankg
Jakkes
Michael Mail
Millard ravi'
kliner Mary
Miller Farik
,dile! A G•I2
Mitchell Wgliarcl
Miller MarK
Miller A
Mitchell Botkidret
Miller Rolm*
miller '
Miller Marina%
Millard ,
Miller E W
Miller lioottli
. Miller G VV . ; -
/ • .
McCallim'cl.lo.eph
McKean Ersiiiices
Me o nice Mimes
‘leCa li.rce.Thornas
kleelellisid lA:amuck;
McCatie
MeClaig Elika`orkb Jane
iMeCovinGAaege
McCabe
kolcConnairk,
. I
kteflorg .16lIkeh
MeCany kbehael -
McClurg J4il4ph
kleCle Ton 1ti011e.. 4
MeCloskeriJohn
McClurg Motelme
Moen ilam ehfhn
McClure EYSne I*
IkleCianney ' Osionnel
MeCto•lry re , er
meClmion Jahn
McCartney; Jamas
M.-C.llen Jaen
kileCnolY 04•:iert
McCrady gene
I mereeneir*Errder:ck A
McConnell J'. tats
MeCiiidrk II
kleCutehe•in
SteCormiek4nesi tars
McCoy JeVs, -
MeCreadekkargaret
. McCoy C. idies
Merlons kii'll‘timn
Melioarele4Oan
MeDon•lidlsoty
McDoerild;lia_ mea
MePowekil*
K
M•liafile'.44ll
MeFerran homes 1
McHenry Pinney
MeGrew Logan
McGovern %utilizing
tieUtivery Jane
McFarland Mara
bleliaireJohn
MeG Mama James
Methanes, Peter
Robert Doeg
McGarr Many W
Methane John
Mellinatine Arehd
Met! .cone] men
tMeNn!ty Sarnt
bleherindJ thn
bleK. lv y Th mas
Me. miry George
McKee hate
tilt-Kenn Thema; C
Melgain
?McKean Robert
Me Keragh , n & Co
McKnight Copt W lingua
Meneentert Rebert
McKee. Haigh
MeNMI y ae aan
MeNVPI am. Jobn
Merton:lr Cornelia,
MeNe -I Ararnint*
Stiehael
hic:VAny J rain
Me' arm (I inn
Megatisla Henry
Mernreexan Fnmein
MeNlaughilin tninnual
MCMuillos Lawr. ace
McMahan A tingle'
2 Alelat•thign Known
MeR Lberta Alexander
:qeltiin 11o4rt
Nevrtveld lllke-nerd 8
r•
hieoott Ji. tei
Nei* m t:liii:teit
Noble Avail
; . 1 ..:1
Oliott• katillEl -
I Piktnne.r. Met•
°ht..) I „
N m
Omens tines
i'liser A 11r,
0 , 11.1t-Ily A'n
O'lleirne Michael
Odell Chianti - se
ObershunitSiery
Penner .141',1
i'ag an L k I.
Pave Mail'
Pagan litiOrti
l'at Michael
Partneri& 1 1 0berl
Paul Matra
Pate S limn
Pei .l ph
Paitereciii
Paitersoaillism
Penn Sintli ,
Pennoct Farm 0
Pearson Mier Ann
Peterson "lilT
Perry .1 .1; i,
Pennock 1/tac rev
Phi ilip.. Jilin 111
Piot Lou OKA!
rlvr• J Ji,
Price Matiptret Jane
_..i
Qui Ilin Vlll ism
.
Nohh• Jonah
No , Junta
Nor!on F. F
N.Rent G A
No:an Frazer*
0
Ode .1 bn
011.4. tura
0-rtn Mary A
Ogle Staitaret
Officer Thr nits
Ogle Rainey
O'Keln Andrew
013r.en Patrick
Ph4iirs Josiah W
2 Phillips David E
Pills fl ti miss
Fin ;ips Annie
Puily• roben
Price .1 In
2 Price! 21e garet Jane
Price 2anrhia
Purvio J Ai
Polon J W
Pomman .14ne
Fund. W C
Peps William
Price T
Prie • Join
Powell !llamas .1
Panthlma4 Rube( ca
Pri•ch sul Mary Aua
ram t
num.,. Ann I
Pratt 'Moms'
rlarehteiri - r Georra F
R avow:AS ichael
Rey Jniav,-W
aemot
Kenney 13 1 4tvid
RamondflenrY
Rayburn 4ohn
Renville-John
RansayXL
Rathbun...F.l'mM'
Rea W illiam
ReadatieOlte S G mrs
Rlioadea ;Reber
Iteeltirlit3t rge W
Rebna?r,tiarana
Reber John A
Itedmcwtimr
Here- Drt4id
Reathirearre A El
Rener Eloinnon •
Reynelda•,Lot
Reel Jolla F
Reed Eqstirruel C
R•yallyßOphia
R ichey,VM
Rimmell William
Biter Jeine s rt
RingleJeteph
Riebardachar lea W
Riehardmit UM
Riddle John
Ripton Levi T
Richards Charles.
Richards James__
y I
1 1 1 1 l i c ter e R. l izalieth
Ronpe W W
Robert Aenry
Rodenbaugh Lucinda
Ross M W
Sobers George W
4 Ph bests George
Roberts Omits R
Roberts Thomas
Rose lonnthan P
Howie Theism
9 Rnekyfellow G
II Robinson isone
Robinson Margaret
Rogers JA.17104
Robnn•on Janata
Rogers Jan
Rose s Mary
Ryild mr
Saver) , Tennis
Sauter A
Sandeieimr
Saner Jacob
Sawyetellicm as .1
Saltinger W
Sandemaintrles
Seals Mina
S.-eseGemgeW
Seibert Charles
Seem Pnianuel
t3edionCrisPon
Seiser Benry
Shando%VG .
Shadrath W illiam
Shler.taity Ann
Silage* Gomm
SuanAbriJatnes
Slinger)] R & Co
Siterea4, n
Sherednh - W lluam
ShoreltitiAEliza
Shimd.W K
SbeetAW
SheertiTinlip
Sheare*Valenilne
Shearnt:Andrew L
SheelkiJoseph C
Slim - mord
ShlelVAlezander
el'edOS W
limau George
Elizabeth
Small Augustus
Sletha ibcm aa
Sias Nathaniel
sloppy ; alaon.R
Simaistigeret
Spa mju Diary
Slentsillonry
?itb Rory
SiniptinsonJ
SmitAW S
tmitta.-e,
Smith J A
13mIt11 1 7J K
Tayla; James P
Taylor lames M
Tayiat Nary
2 &nub ustthew
Em tit Amt. y C
Smith Thom is
Smith John_
Smith J C
ith matthew C
Smith James
Smith Haden
2 Smith Js T
Smith mug eret miss
Snyderll P
Squire Israel R
Spears William
Scours st.lo
South Solemn
Snyper F .1 miss
!Spencer Joseph
Speer Archibald .
Spears H N
Ppargo Sarah
Soutar Eloph a
Snyder Louisa m:ss
Stark W. G
St. a 'man F W
Steckle James H
Stanly W m
Steel Petah id
Stewart eter
Steelman W E
Stevenson a T
Stua•t mr
Steward A W
Stevenson James
Stewart J
Stevenson Elisabeih
Seine nary Ann
S.o.te James
Stuikheld W D
Stokes Samuel '
Stroud Charles
Stitt Abraham
Swartwout Anna mrs
2 Swain William
Smith Robert
Swanegat William
Sorsgoir Reuben 2
Tirrapson Alexander II
Thompson .1 ihn
Tibtalls W j
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Tay:or Rachel
Tayior Henry
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Taylor Etn ,, y
Thomas n,, oe J
'Thomas 14o:hard NV
Thompson V A
Thomas Clarissit
Tlmmpann Martl a W
rhOmpson marthu-
Walker James M.
Walker K W
Wallace C
Wallace Earnest
Ward nom*.
Wayne John
Watd muss E
Wam James
Walds mr
Wartnek Agnes
Warner J rhn
Warren William
Watren William
Watneek Mary Joie
Werftele A
Wall Mary Ann
Watson John
Walters mra F A
Walters AG
Wall. Thomas
Watch Hey John
WW ether J.hit
Welch Jahn
Westerman Joseph
Warts Daniel
Wertz John G Wtight FtLhert
Wheatemet TOlB5 Catharine Wright . Samuel
White.Williant Wright mien Sarah Ann
White Matilda A White Walker ft
Young Robert It
Young Violetta
Zlitlet John W
INITIALS,
Clerk Court of Common Dirac
JP 4
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Fort Duquerne Division No 177 Room or Trinperance
j•nls C. 111 , 1C112111.1N1i Po-ims=+er,
DR. HOFFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN MEDICINES! .
Are without a rival for the Cure of the following
Diseases!
IF taken according to directions they will cure
any ease, no matter who or what else has failed.
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS.
For the permanent cure of Rheumatism, Gout,
Gangrene, tlysterea, and severe nervous affections,
and are highly recommended for the cure of Drop
sy, Hemoral Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using
them, in most takes, 'experience benefit neon after
the first dose; they quiet the nervous system, which
enables them to rest well during the night; they
never fail to effect a cure, when taken according to
directions.
No outward application can permanently remove
rheumatic pains from the system. Liniments some-'
times act as a palliative for a short period, but
there is always danger in their use; :hey may cause
the pain to leave or.e place for perhaps a vital part,
or else where the pain will be more acute.
GERMAN BITTERS,
For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints,
Jaundice, Dysp4isia, Indigestion, Chronic Debility,]
Chronic Asthma, Nervous Debility, Pulmonary Af
fections, (arising from the liver orlstomach) diseases
' of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a dis-1,
ordered stomach, in both main and female, such ssh
female weakness, dizziness, tidiness of blood to the
head. They rtrengthen the system, and remove
ascidity of thestomach, and give it tone and action,
land assist digestion; they can be taken by the mos 6
delicate stomach; and in every case will entirely{
destroy costiveness, and renovate the whole system:
removing all impuritles and remnants of previwoA
diseases, and give a healthy action to the whole)
l
tame.
• The symptoms of Liver Cwriplaint arc uneasine ;Si
And pain in the right side, and sum nese upon toucani
immediately under the inferior ribs; inability to hell
on the left side, or if at all able, a dragging sentia-1
rum produced, which seriously affects respiration;
causing very often a - troublesome cough; together
with thesemptinns we perceive a coated tongue
acidity of Illefstomach, deficiency of perspiration
and sometimes:a sympathetic pain in the right shoul
der, with a great disposition to sleep and depri e l l
lion of spirits, and sometimes sores in the moutlll
or throat, causing mucus to rise in the nostr.ls;
jaundice frequently accompanies it, and a Dropsy,
lin the face. These symptoms, if permitted to conif
' tinue. will eventually produce that rubs[ baneful 1
disease, Consumption; in fact a majority of such can
es originate from the irritating cause above mete 1
tioned. Cathartic medicines must in every instance,
ha avoided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia are very various-4 1
those affecting the stomach alone, are nausea, heart!. I
burn, loss of appetite, sometimes an excess of a t
petde. sense of fulness or we-gin on the stomach,
sinking or fluttering of the pit of the stomach; feted I
eructations. or sour arising from the stomach, &d. 1
The sympathetic affections are very diversified..
Dyspepsia, devoid of a functual nature, is with t
danger, but if arising from a disease ofthc stonsaci ,
it is dangerous ) hh
;
Nervous Debility generally accompanies ilyspep- i
c
la aor liver complaint; it ~,-11 also cure. A lcw d,...1
.s will remov a all the unpleasant -effects, each as
fluttering at the heart, aching sensation when in *
lying position, dots or webs before the sight, fever
and dull pain in the helid, constant imagin ng o f
evil; and great depression of spirits. Outward signs
lore quick and strong pulse, pale and distressed coun
tenance, &c.
Any case of the above disease can Ire cured ell -
(natty by the use of the Hitters as directed.
SUDORIFIC,
the
cheat,
remedy fur coughs or colds, or the
chest, spitting of blood, influenza, whoopi ng cni , g ),,
bronchitis, hemoral asthma, or any disease of the
lungs or throat.
This is an invaluable fiimily medicine. It solos
releavea any cough. or hoarseness, and prevents t re
croup by being early administered. .No cough or
cold is too light to pass neglected; neglected colds
send thousands to the• grave annually, and callizie
many to grow up with a delicate frame, who ,wodld
have been strong and robust if at first peeper-1y
treated. f'
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
and'
rheum,
the effectual cure of the piles, letter, nnd
rheum, scald head, ringworms, inflamed eyes or eye•
lids, barber's itch, frosted feet, old sores arising f-tim
fever or impure bloo d; and will extract the fi re film
.
burns, upon application, or remove any cutaneous
eruptions from the skin. Persons troubled with ten
der faces should use it after shaving; it will in a ew
moments remove all soreness, and stop the bleedig.
1 ,,
It can always be relied upon, and is invaluabl ' in
(
_any family. I
'FAR OINTMENT.
For the cure of pains or weakness in the litt l
er
back or chest; it will entirely remove any d C
seared pains. These remedies have caused 1:0' ny
to enjoy the inestimable blessings of invigora ed
health, and in a variety of desperate and abandoned
cases, a perfect and radical cure.
The innumerable impositions upon the public, and
statements of remarkable cures never made, yet Cer
tified to by feigned names, or by persons wholly tin
acquainted with what they have endorsed, renders
it difficult to do justice to glie public in offering suf
ficient inducements to make a trial of these invalua
ble medicines. They are entirely vegetable, rand
free from all injurious ingredients, and claim your
patronage solely upon their merits. Every fa oily .
should have a pamphlet; they can be had of the agent
gratis.
Principal Depot at the German Medicine store ' No.
273 Race st., one clone above Eight, Philadelphia.
For sale in Pittsburgh by
janl7-dly WM. THORN.
Rot/land John I
Wuth k Bunce,
Rudy John '
Ruthet ford JoFe:,h
Pooh. rford Es,her
Rutherford Juno
Rutledge JOhn
Rupp W.
—Teas.
36 HALF CHESTS Y. Hyson ;
51 Catty Boxes, do;
10 half chests Gunpowder;
2 Catty Boxes; do ;
8 half diem Imperial ;
16 " " Pouehong ; J
janll For sale by_ JAMES MAi
1
Shad and Mackerel.
7HALF Bbla Trimmed Shad ;
21 Bbls. No. 3 Mackerel ;
jail 1 1 For sale by JAMES Buy
LOAF SUGAR-5 Mils. No. 6, Loaf ,Sugari tbr
sale low to close consignment.
jaall JAMES MAi.
- -
• To Let.
A BOOM on the First Stogy, and the Second. and
Third Stories of Brick House, corner of sth
and Union streets.
Alancia very neat and convenient frame Cottpge,
in Allegheny City. Apply to
janl
liffiN
MIMI
Tim:llJohn
ToHelm Ellen
Tonileraon silty; ^
Turner Ottid
Track.
Turn-r john
Trucks Thulium 1..
Turn, Jam,- r
'nary MIK
Tarn y I".r Lieut.
Williamsmiss Eliza
Williams Charles
Williams Francis
Will rims
Williams Pboeby
Wi:liams 5 W Wham
Wilson Sarah .1
Wilson Samuel
Willson Anthony D
WiLio•• John B
Wilson Francis C
Wilson Henry
Wilkinson William
Wills miss Caroline
W Pets Willia m
willack Fci.ner •
Wissman Barney
Wiseman Francis
Witing Marin C
Wilcox mrs J P
Winters William
wiston James
Woodger Thomas
Wonders J •hn
Woods Boyd
Young John
MBE Ward Committees appointed to make co fee
l_ tions for the relief of the sufferers by the floods
on the Ohio, are requested to report their collections
in the course or the ensuing week to i
jan 11 W. BAKEWELL,
Tr EG BLITTER.-6 Kegs, for gale by .
deal) SMITH & SINCLAIR
DRIED Apples-50 BUShale. for sale by I
dec2B SMITIE-8c SINULA R
Teo UDESHEIMER BERG, 1834,,Hock.Wit
rect importation into the United States P
ter Arnold Mumm,7(from the base of •the moun
which surrounds the Castle of Johanniiburg) fdr
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of -
dec2o ''JACOB WEAL '
Er=
HOOT t AND SARQENT. ,
BANKERS AND EXCHANCE'BROKERS,
- I
11 E. COS.. WOOD AND SIETII STAMM, PUTszeiton, PA
DEALERS in Coin, 'Rank rites, Time Dills ;
Foreign and Domestic 1. • change, Certificates
of Deposite, &c. '
11EXCHANGE on'all the' principal Cities of the,
gunion, and Europe,lor sale in ,sums to suit purcha..!
q CURRENT and par funde received on deposite.'
11 COLLECTIONS made on all parts of "the Union,
it the lowest rates. ' ,
REFERENCES: --. ,
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,„
" Ogden & Snowden,
" Wrn. Bell &Son, Prrisnennst.
" S. M.Clurken & Co. 1.. •
English & Bennett', ) • - •
Fleming & Brother, .• '
Poles, Lathrop & CIL 1 3 11 ILA I.)' A.
Wm. R.Thompsotilt Co. '
lloadly, Phelps & Co.' 2 Nrw wi t ,.
Babcock & C 1 . ' ' • S . •
Tiffany, Ward &Co. 1 •
John Nl'Cullough & Co. ( 5 , • lis.trimune.
James George,
H. Hanna, CtricirsAm, 0.
II" Joseph Watsab, m .. ":". ~,,, . 0
' Messrs. Fenner & M'Millan. - ..'" .
1 R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Ban Lewistown, Pa
ji Pittsburgh, September 111, 1847-y
WILLIAM A. mid. a Co.,
11 &MEEKS, EXCIIARDE BILOICERSi ASID DEALERS IN
PI FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES' OF DEPOSIT, BANK 'NOTES
AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side,
Zorger Michael
Pittsburgh, Pa.
YIURRENT Funds received on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the
'O nited States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New York, Bostor and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
rVirginia Banks bought and sold,on the most flyer
table terms.
The highest premium paid foi Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
; SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts of.Cl and upwards
marlo.lawy
I=E!
; BANKERS EXCHANGE anowzni, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT,! BANK NOTES;
GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 65 WOOD Sr., 30 DOOR =LOW FOURTH, WRST SIDE.
Pittsburgh, Pa. •
PAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit, one
collections made in all the principal cities ofthe
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly rut sale in
sums to suit purrha , ere.
Kentucky, Tridian Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most Ikvora
tile terms.
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, 4-c. mar22-y
N. HOLMES & SON,
\VEERS AND nE.Airas IN EXCHANGE COIN , AND
SANK NOTES.
iVo. 5.5 Market street, Pittsburgh
Selling rate. Exel:
Ne' York } pr'
Philadelphia .1 "
Baltimore i <4
BANK
'Buying rates.
Ohin tlis
Indiana 44
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling cc
Tennessee Cif
aul9-v
KRAMER A:. RA LIM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROK
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the
St. Charles hotel. my2B
A. A. MASON .dz. CO.,
6 2
MARK Er STREET,
Between Third and Fourth Streeets,
INFORM their friends and the public generally,
that being about to remove to the spacious and
elegant Store, recently erected on the adjoining lot.
rimy wilt close out their Large end well selected
dock - of
Full and Wittier Diids at Cast,
And in many cases less than cost! To enable them
to open their New Store with an entire StocK ofNew
Goods. The sale will commence this day, and con
tinue until the first of March, or until their removal.
Their extensive assertment of ,
DRESS GOODS
Will hr sold fall 30 per cent. less than usual prices
a Thcy consist of the mcst fashionable Cashmeres
and Delaney, Gala Mohair, Suitt and Orange Plaids.
Also, Bombazines, Alpacas, &c. &c.
CLOAK Goons—French and German Merinos„
Queen's Cloth, French Plaid ChlaKings, Broad C:oths
of all the most fashionable colors.
. .
Blacx and Fancy DresirSilss; of emery variety
SHAWLS—Cashmere, Tergeri, Tartan Plaid, and.
other Shawls ; a very large assnrtireut, fullkteduc
ed onelialf in price.
FLAISICELS —Welsh English, and Amerindit Flan
nels, of all colors and qualities.
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Gloves, Hosiery,. Gimps and Fringes, Wrought
Collars and Capes, Laces, Artificial Flowers, Plumes
and Feathers ' Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Buttons, tic. dm.
gr Linear GOODS of every description.
Woolen Goods.
Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Vestings, Beavers, Pilots,
Tweeds, Jeans.
Whitney and Bath Blanuetsl
• Also, an extensive assortment of Calicoes, Chintz
es, Domestic Ginghams, ChecxS, Stripes, Ticxings,
Brown and Bleached rsluilins, &c. 4c.
The following will be some nf the Prices :
Cashmeres at ISI cents, Usual price 371
Mousselin de Laines, 12: ! " 25 and 31
Gala Plaids, 50
Mohair and Oregon
Plaids, 20
Al, - 181,
Alpacas, is
Flannels, 20
Wrought. collars, 18;
Calicoes, 9 to 10
Cassinetts, 28 to 31
Together with every article in the Store, which
will be offered equally cheap. Visitors may be as
sured, that they will not be disappointed in the qual
ity or prices of our goods
janl2
“Sell lu ir off Low for Caqh.”
IV INTER CLOTHINC of every description, such
IV 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.
Cloih, cassimere, and satinett pantaloons; also, a
general assortment of vests; plain and fancy„vevet,
cloth, cassimere and fancy woolen, and plaidlassi
mere, with a great variety of. superfine Iritth linen
tritnined shirts, under shirts, 'stocks, crave*, coin
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
cell soon, at 99-Liberty street. •
P. DELANY.
N. B. A complete-assortment of goods, suit4ble
for Customer work, always on hand, such as English,
French ; and Americin cloths, and cassimeres; also,
a choice assortmentof seasonable vestings—all of
which will be made: to order in the latest styles,
and on the most accommodating terms.
jan-12daw
rrHE Proprietor is regularly supplied with the
I FINEST PALE ALE manufactured in the Uni
ted States..
, OYSTERS and other delicaciea of the season al
ways on hand, and served up in the most approved
style. danl2-70 . HENRY LANDWHER.
y OST, or takeb in mistake; some time about the
.I_4 26th September last, from the Steamboat Louis
M'Lane, 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 Meseta. Wick &M , Candless, or to the 'Eakbacti
bet, on the Monongahela Wharf Boat, who will pay
any reasonable reward on its delivery. -
H. MITCHELL,
Agt. Mon: Pkte.
JAMES MA
CONSTANT, supply of superior ShelLOysterS,
roasted or in the shell; also Gagne end. ereiy
f t . delicacy of the season, served np : ln superior style,
at the shortest notice. ,- ,
• • • HANK:EXCHANGE,
dec64l : Third ut. bet Wood and Market et
(BATS-10 bags on consignment, far Sale by.
decli J. D. WILLIAMS..
7H05.• SAEOEST
w. C. cyahv
HILL & CURRY,
lunge. Be; ing rate.
I Cincinnati I dir
Louisville I 144
Sr. Louis I ~
Notes
Buying rate!.
county & City ord , s die
Relief notes
Pennsylvania Co f
New York te
Maryland IS
New Orleans
tOWAELD
A. A. MASON and Co
White Swan ,House t
Near the foot of Market Street
SHELL OYSTERS..
f ..
CINCINNATI AND PITT/WI:M.OH
Dag %Jacket nine.
THIS well known line of splendid Passenger
Steamers, is now composed of the largest,
swiftest, best nished aud fbrnished, and the most
powerful boats on the waters of the West. P..very
accommodation and comfort that money can pro-
care, has been provided fur passengers. The Line z'
has been in operation for five years—have carried n
million of people without the least injury to their
persons. The boats will be: at the foot of Wood
street the day previous to starting, for the reception
freight and the entry of passengers on the regis.
ter. In all cases passage money must be paid in
advance. .
peckeS,
The MONONGAHELA: . capt. Stone,• will leave
Pittsburgh every Mcindai morning at 10 o'cloCk ;
Wheeling every Monday esering at 1044.,
Titesday t'stisicet
• .
The. HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. Vlinefeltei,
will leave . Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning aiilo
o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday crates ot.:10
•
The NEW ENGLAND'Wo. 2. Captain's. Detre,
will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at .
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at
Tharaday Packet.
The WISCONSIN, Captain R. J. Grace, will 'em!
Pittilturgh every Thursday morning at !O o'clock;
Wheeling ever} Thursday evening nt 10 Ir. U.
Friday Packet
• ..
The CLIFFE.II„ No. 2, Captain Crooks, will !cacti
Pittaourgh every Friday Morning at 10 Welciclel
- every Friday evening at 10 P. M.
Saturday Packet.
The MESSENGER, Captain De Camp, will leavb
Pittsburgh everyjaturday morning.et 100 . 1 40er;
Wheeling ever) Saturday evening at 10 P..X.
Sunday Packet
The ISAAC NEWTON, Carotin A. O. Mixon.
will leave. Pittsburgh every Sunday niJrning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10
r. ss. novl§
heater and Wellsville .Packet.
The ateambnai BEAVER Mork, g.
Clarke, Master, will, daring thelaming
winter 'ICJ son, make daily tr.pi W Beaver
villa. leaving l'ittrhurgh every miaing at 0 'Mock,:
and Wellsville at 3 o'clock,
decl.s • G. Al. BARTON & CO., Agent!),
For Ness' Orleans
k The new and substantial steamer ANT
DREW
f , LT(lls. , ; .H. FULTON, Mas
ter,a .
will Wave fur the above and intermediate ports,
on Saturday, JuJuary 51.11, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For Pr right or Patsage, apply on board, or to
dec3l JAMES MAY,
Dissolution of Postilion...hips, .
T . .
DE Partnership of Parke Hannens Is this da rn ' 4.
dissolved by mutual consent. The •busioess tat'"
the concern will be closed at the •eaunting rooms."
heretofore occupied, No. 116 Wood street, by John .
Hansen and Henry Hanneo.
CojaOrtllfersfafp.
JOHN fIANNFN & HENRY lIANNEN have this day.
associated with them tins's. J %VAIL:WE in the mnn.
ufacture Phut Glass, in all its ratieties, under tbd
firm of Hann•us and Wallace, at tie old stand of
Parke -and Hannens where they arc prepared to
serve their old- friends and C:ose who may favor
them with a call, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A large Menke' ti.O leading articles in our bile on
hand. Terms aPsood as lily other house. •
JOHN HANNEN, • • • '
H F.NRY HANNEN; ".
B. J. WALLACE. •
In retiring from the business of Parke and Han
nes. I most cordially recommend Messrs Hammes..
Wallace to the patronage of mv tinnier friends.
.t .161 - 1 N E. PARKED
Pittsburgh, Jan. Ist,18.118.• •.
• . . 9:jam4lin
-
Consumption; CoesKb, spitting or Blood,
Bronchitis, Asibibli
110 Consumptives ; four-fifths pf , you nee , really
suffering font neglected or an obstiitc
lion and consequent inflammation of the deli - cate
lining of those tubes through which the air we
breathe isdistributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough., dif
ficulty of hrea ping, hectic fever, and a spitting cf
Mood,-natter, or phlegm, which finally. exhausts the
strength of the patient, and death ensues. JAYNE'S
Expectorant never fails to remove this obstruction,
and produces the most pleasing and happy results.
It IS CI:STAIN in its effects, and cannot fail to ve-
here.
For 'tale in Pittshuigh lit the Prdati TEA &Witt,
72 Fourth street, near Wood. janB
N C Dagiserreotyye Rooms,
Burke's Buildingsql'crurth St.
OUGII 4- ANTHONY, Dagnerreotypists from
la the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh end the neighboring
towns to their Daguerreotype' of citizens rind others,
at rooms in the third story of Ilurtes building, 4th et.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured
that no pains shall be spared to produce them in the
highest perfection ofthe - art. Our instruments are of ••
the most - powerful kind, enabling us to execute pie. ,
tures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to
nature. The public are solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither required or
expected to take them unless perfect satieftction: is
given.
N. D. Opperators will find this a good depot for
stock and chemicals.
try Instructions given in the art. containing the
most recent Improvements.
.047
New Books Just ' Received: .
T KAI/ EN 'you Earth, by . .Yanevray, one vol. BSo
rlsCharnock's choice works by Lymington, -
1 vol.' 88c •
Coincidences of the Old and New Testament, ' • '
by RES. J. J. Blunt, 11. D. one val. $1,25
Chaltner's Miscellanies, Poems, Essays, &c. 1,50
Select works (Wholes, Venn, Wilson, Phillips
and Jay in one large vol. for the low prit . e uF 1,50
The Free Church Pulpit, 3 vols. • 5,00 ' •
Modern Infidelity, by Smucker; • •
Life of David, • 15c
Dilly walk with God, Matthew Strong, • 380 .
Circle of Human Life, by Tholuck, 380
Memoil ofCharlott Elizabeth, t,_ 310
The works of Francis Turretine in the original
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