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Danube, Cock, Brownsville Consul, Bowman, Brewitsville • Louii McLain, Benrial; - Brownsville Swatara, Cox, Br Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver. . DEPARTED. New England Ebbert, Cincinnati. Gen. Wnshington, H3mtlen, Cin. Roscoe, Javens, St. Louis. Wellsville, Barnes, Nashville. Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.. Danube, Cock, Brownsville Consul, Bowman, Brownsville Louis McLain; Bennet, Brownsville Swatara, Cox, Brownsville OFFICE OF THE POST, Wswensnar Mortarao, Jan. 10, 184 S 5 We give bat a sort report today; fur, though there was much activity in the business walks of n the city, wi 'Could hear of but little worth re porting._ FLOUR—Same receipts, and sales at the quo tations of last week : From wagon and at river, $4,87194,90 for Prime ; at store, $5,06. SUGAR and MOLASSES—Brisk sales at pre yions quotations. FRUlT—Dried Peaches in good demand. Sales rather brisk, and receipts fair, at $1,672. Dried Apples, sales at 62068 c. . t r ..• i Comparative cost of coal and wood for Steamboats. Capt. Carlisle, of the Marshal Ney, took in, at Can a. nelton,rPerry , COunty, la., opposite nancocit county, Ky., and 130 miles below Lowiiville, 22,000 bash. els of coil', at seven cents per bushel—everY tour %, teen bushels of which equalled one cord of wood in producing ottani—thus saving the difference betwe en ' . the price of fourteen bushels of coal, 93 cents, and a cord °tweed'at from $2,50 to s3—the price now asked on the Ohio. The Cannelton mines now pro duce 2000 bushels per day; and in -the spring, by . • new shafts, will produce double.---N. o.Delta. MEE ''Steamer Admiral Sromk.—The steamer Clarksville, bound from Memphis to New Orleans ' with a heavy cirgo of cotton, came in contact with the bank near the mouth of Red River, and broke both her main deck guards off, and lost overboard about 1500 bales . or cotton. Proceeding on her trip, about 2 o'clock, on the morning of the 28th ultimo, 'became in col. Eldon with the steamer Admiral, bound for Ouachita, and sunk her to the cabin floor. No lives on either boat were lost. The Admiral, it is thought, will prove a total ling. The Clarksville, after rendering all the assistance power, proceeded on her trip to New Orleani.—St. Louis New Era. ilial Inn _:~: __,.r~'.lj' ‘>, rr The. Cunard steamer, it will be remembered, is to leave . Boston on. Saturday this time; not on the I6th. as heretofore. Saturday is hereafter to be the sailing day from all ports. , : .= , ~ '# iliell L'... t '',' .?-..%'.'1, ...-.7,;:.':. :.)..: • - ...4.-.-:,:- :‘'.--, and others, at his dwelling house is the city and I ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your petitioner as in duty bound, will pray. ROBERT BINSLKY. We, the subscribers, citizens of the - Tifth Ward, 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 mi. era is necessary. James Hamilton, Robert Whiteside, Jacob Trout wine, Wm. Lemmon, Wm. Seibert, Alex. Glass, Pollard APCormick, Samuel M'Kelvy, Francis Kerr, Andrew Scott, Wm. Wood, David. Glass. janl9 3t (Chronicle copy.) ERE . - HEUMATIBM.—Dr. Brown's newly discovered . It s remedy for Rheumatism is a certain and speedy ',remedy for that painful trouble.. - It sever fails. ' Office and Private Consultation Rooms, No. 65. Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is al ways at home. . . angl-darrtf NEM COMIZEOIAL RECORD. PORT OF PITTaUVRGB. 11 YEZT WATER THZ' CHAIWIL. PITTBBORGII MillißM.-.DAILY REVIEW. We learn that the sinking ofthe steamboat Beards town, wai occasioned by coming in collision with the OttisMitt. The B. was on her downward trip, and was only saved from a total loss by running ashore, on the Illinois side opposite Portage de Simla. She was laden with wheat and flouri-whiCh will probably be got out, in a damaged condition.—St Louis Union. irr The twa packet lines between Louisville and Cincinnati, have reduced the price of fare, and are now charging only $1 for cabin passage, and 50 cents for deck passage. The cabin passage in the mail steamers between these wo cities, was former ly $C . At 'Steamboat Louisville.—Up to last 'evening, the . Louisville had not been relieved from her posi tion on the Island, at the mouth of the canal. Ef forts were made to, haul her off, during the day— the river continuikg to recede slowly.--Lowtsvitle Democrat. • rr The steamer St. Louis came into port last evening with a considerable portion of her lower guards tam away. At Island 69, she came in col lision with the Empire—both ascending. The Em pire lost nearly one entire wheel-house. No person hurt.—St. Louis New Era. Tobacco—The first sale of the new crop took place at the State Warehouse this morning.—St. Louts• New Era, Jan. 8. SCIWATCH, SCRATCIFE. METTER; ITCH, SALT RHEUM, &e.—Who would for a single day scratch, when afflicted with the Tetter,,ltch, or other diseases of the skin, if they knew who would relieve and cure them. 'Tis horrible to be obliged to rub and scratch when alone, but more horrible to abstain from it, (fordecency sake,) when in company. Let it be remembered that DR. LEIDY'S TETTER ¢ ITCH IINTMENT is the most efficacious of any other preparaticn in existence in curing the Tetter, Itch, and other diseases of the skin. As all diseases of the skin must arise from the impurity of the blood and the fluids of the body, and where such diseases • be of long standing, and the constitution affected thereby, if, Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills be used with he Ointment, they will cure any case whatever, and if they do not, the money will be re , turned by DritLeidy. Most - cases, however, will be effectually cored-by Dr. Leidy's Titter and Itch Ointmenti unless the whole system is impregnated by the diisessed humors, which will be completely carried off from the system by Dr: Leidrs Blood Pills,"ind the surface Of the skin healed by the Ointment. Price of Ointment 25 cents. For sale by B. A.',FAHNESTOCK & Co. • janl9 cot Wood and Front sta. TO the Honorable dia . /44ga, of the Court of Quar teeSessions of the Peate, in and for the Coun ty of Allegheny. The petition of Robert Binsley, of the sth Wiird, city of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly ahewetiu That your petittoner-hath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travellers Allegheny Fesinale Institute. THIS establishment, under the superintendence of Mat. bums, will commence the second session on Monday, January 24th, 1848, at the cor ner of Cedar and Robinson streets, a short distance from the Band street bridge. • • A sufficient number of competent Teachers will be engaged, in order to secure proper instruction to all the pupils attinding the Institute, and every care will be taken to advance their improvement andpro mote their happiness. Payment will be expected at the middle of each Session. Circulars can be obtained at. Parke 4. Mermen's, on Wood street, Pissbt•rgh; or at the Institute, on Cedar street, Allegheny, where lists of the Text Books used in theschool, with the studies belonging to each department, may also be bad. Allegheny, Jan. 11, 1848. janl7-St StAussie:a Wanted. A PERSON well acquainted with the Grocery, 1 Produce and CommissiOn business; and who has had several years practical , experience in the same, in this city, wishesjo obtain a situation as Book-keeper or Salesmar,ln or about the first of April. The most satisfactory reference can be giv en. Address, Box 74, kit Office, Pittsburgh. janl74t Partlealir alpqeep IUFB.. DAVID COCIII.Y, in Iriihnian, who work' upon canals, and laboring wont, and who left for Illinois and - the - West, some,6 or . 7 years ago— has a sister in Pitteburgtr--Nrep MarlOtrgt //Mans who wishes to find him. Any information where he may . be found, or is at work, will be very thankfully received at SAAC HARRLS , General Agency and intelligence Office, janl7-3t Fifth st., Pittsburgh. P.,i .. . DicsPA.Terilos BY ELECTRIC TELEG H. • 3IP11,3111111.1" YO TILL XOBSING 604. Tbirtieth coop: First 1/12.101t Waantuarrou, January , 7. DLNATZ -Mr. VIZ presented a patitihn from Edward Mills , yirayini for thtirelease of a eontract with the Bremen stearneric The resolutions of Mr. Mati . gum, calling for Gen. Scott's Plans, were taken up. - Mr. ,Sqler and others made speeches on tha subject in which much earnestness was manifested. The Vote was then taken on the resolutions, and restated as fol lows: yeas, 22; nays, 20. Agreeably to previous notice, Mr. *elister ask ed and obtained leave to bring in a bill making at tachments issuing from the United Statia Courts conform to the laws regulating tire iseuei.of such writs in- the several States. Mr. Bagby offered a resolution denyingth . e Con stitutional power of Congress to appropriate lands for the improvement of rivers and harbors, or to construct internal improvement. Mr. Baldwin submittedl p a resolution bailing upon the President for information relative a: the ex tent of the Mexican domain in the pciereicif Mex ico to cede to any foreign governmen't On motion, the Senate laid aside the.morning business, and proceeded to the disc u 3 siop of the Ten Regiment Bill. • Mr. Badger opposed the bill, and ;charged that the war was unjust, and caused by the;uticonsti tutional act of the President, in sending' the army beyond the Rio Grande. . Mr. Foote has the floor on this subjeo to.mor- After which the Senate went iitioxecutive session, until the hour of sdjournment., • , HousE.—Mr. Vinton moved that it4'House re. solve i.self into Commttee of the Whole on the State of the Union, which motion vraS sigreed to. Mr. Joseph Ingersoll made a speecli upon the Presidents Message; followed by Jamison, who cause.' some merriment. Mr. Jones, of Ga„ followed against the position taken by the President. Mr. Robinson, of Is ,defended the President. Mr. Tuck, of N. H., has the door for:tn-morrow From Iliriito, Pt-rustic aon l Jan. IS. We have Brazos dates till the Ist uh. Wool's line was quiet. . The Cybele has arrived, bringinidites from the Capital till the 20th. Gen. Cushing marched with 5 anion and SO wagons, upon San Angel. • The - mail is in, bringing New Orleans dates. There has been an arrival from Idortituras. The news represents the country pe+elo. Former proclamations general government!ended. [lt our readers understand thi s, they are ernerter than we pretend to be. We give it as it came from the wiles.—En. POST A new Presideift was con templated. PHILADZI./.0141, Jsuuttry'd 8, 1542. The steamer z ,Nissouri has arrived aV New York, bringing dates to the 23d from Havre,4nd one day later news from London. Nothi ! nechanged rn commercial or financial affairs. ! The difficulties appeared, to be augmenting in Rollie, on account of the retrograde M ovement of the government. Cardinal Ferrette,(s raising an insurrection, it is expected, at Naplea. In Suitzerland, party spirit still roge,s unchecked: every tie of kindred is disregarded, anurrig the ad herents of the Sonderbonce. ! I _ Gen Fenera as not yet evacuated. Spain. The seism in the Spanish miniateriaf , p4ty bias been widened. Christina and the Frehckparty must perfect their position, The Missouri stopped at HalifaxE.to take in a supply of coal. The Poles condemned to death h!iie had their punishment commuted to perpctul imprisonment. PHILADELPHIA MAR ET. Jandark-'lB, 1847 We have nothing to report of iise7.astern mar kets, as the foreign news xbictOlii)ost reached us has rendered everyttiing unceoa.M. Valuable Building Lots in Allegheny at. Auction. - • , . ON Saturday evening, Jan. 29th, 4 7 o'clock, at the Auction Room, North wcst c o rner of. Fed eral street and the Diamond, will, lin, sold without reserve, 2 valuable Lota of ground, Inituate on Ce dar street, between Robinson and Lacock streets, having each a fund of 22 feet, and nOending back 140 feet 6 inches, to a2O foot ells ITerms at sale, janlB WM. J. BTR SIDE, Auct'r. Positive Sal., F Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Door mats, Store e Fixtures Stoves, Glass P artiti ons, Looking Gimes, Clocks, 7 Chairs, etc., at Xuction, BY JAMES M'REMIA /AN Thcrsday, January 20th, Ko'clock in the ON forenoon, will be sold with of Oserire, at the Carpet Emporium of E W. Lynd, I.lb 79 Wood 'at., one door above Diamond Alley, a laige assortment or Remnants of Carpeting, in rarinallengths, as he is removing to his splendid newjstOre, 4th street, between Market and Wood; alsO, floor oil cloths, carpet on the Floor, rugs and door mite, baize; and at the same time, the fixtures in the store, viz: 1 glass partition, of fine largel icnitation Boston crown g ass, running across the entire breadth of the store, with door lock and key; I . egg stove and pipe; I brass clock; counting roorizcbairs,&c. lanl2 JAMES M'EEPTA, Aact,r. To Let. ONE new threi story Dwelling Rouse, with bath house attach situate situate near Ithiii:corner of Wy lie and Wathingt% streets. Polite sion given on the first of April nett. janl7 J 0 OP. PERRY. (Gazette, Chronicle, and Pion* copy.) For Saint Louks.,;. THE new and spleodld steamer AN- DREW FULTON, ICFutmon, Mas ter, will leave for the above and intermeoiate land ings, on Saturday next, the 22d ihst4 at ID o'clock, A. X. For freight or passage apjly I , on board or to janl7 I. !;JAS. MAY. - —•-- SUNDRIES -4 Bbls. Lard; 26 Bushels Dried l Peethas ; 10 " " lAplides ; 4 dozen WooleniSohlta; 66 lbs Beeswax; On consignment, and for sale y '.- janlB JD. WILLIAM S, 'llO Wood at OATS -100 Bushels, on consignment, for sale by J. DIWiLLIAINS, - yIQ Wood at, SOAP T -25 Boxes No 1 Soap; j, 5 " Castile; ' 10 " Fancy; fo 1: 10 " Palm ; t sale by: J. D. WILLIAI4S,IIIO Word at. CANDLES -20 Boxes Stearinel; 10 .$ Star; ,!! 6 " Spefor!isle by J. D. WILLI/1100110 Wood st. OLL BUTTER-3 Boxes, for ule, b janl7 J. D. WILLIANS,IIIO Wood st TNI/Y Goods Boxes—large and 8,6111 sizes—for 1., ally altisap, at !;U ..BARROWS TAIRNF.RIS, `7ol46Varket a VILOUR--88 larrola Entail inaber4is Flour, of i good brand; just neceivad Lad Tor sale, by SMITH'r. 9NCLALR, I ~ , 503 Wood IC A COUNTING Rpoo Desk, t.r ts. janls 5M0,75 ~ 5.. --- ~...... w:l ':M ... r , DEM For Sale or Rent. ANEW Brick Building, with Steam Engine, and large supply of water, which has been used as a Tanueryl and can .be applied to any manufac turing purpose. Also, for side, one of the bese,lmanufacturing lo cations for extensive works in the suburbs of the city. Coal plenty and cheap, Ind but 15 minutes walk Bom the steamboat landing. Also, for sale, in the lame vicinity; i few building lota. For terms, apply to is the beet Cough Bledietue I ever saw.' RWAD the following proof of the superiority o.; Dr. Willard', Oriental Cough Mixture, from a respectable citizen, who has tried it. Prnsarmoa, Dec. 15, 1847 MESSILY. HATS & BIOCZWAT After laboring for several weeks under the dial& vantages of a harrassing cough, and most distressing cold, which had thus far resisted the effects of sever ral of the “Infallibles," I was induced to purchast a bottle of your' Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using onl) one half of the bottle, I found myself "entirely "B is the best medicine lever saw." True copy. • • JOHN HINDS. Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Com, mercial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. janB To Rent or Lease fora Terns of Years.: FARM at about Thirteen Acres of Bottom A Land, adjoining the borough of Manchester; on the Z :aver road, being part of the property on which Dr. Campbell resides. It has on it a nevi dwelling House, and is very suitable fair a market garden. Possession given on the first of April. For par ticulars apply to Dr. Campbell, or the subscriber. WM. BAIEEWELL, BakewelPs buildings, Grant st. Atheneum Refreshment and Bathing ga. loons,Liberty Street. Tsubscribersdeeply thankful for the increased and still increainng patronage bestowed on them, since the opening of their establishment, beg leave to state that their baths are open at all times, and that hot, cold and shower baths can be had at any moment. A few more boarders can be accom modated by the week, and gentlemen can procu r e breakfast, dinner, supper, etc., at the usual hours, ray: breakfast, 71 o'clock, a. in.; dinner, 121; sup ter 51 p. in. Oysters, cooling drinks, and other refreshments 'tarnished in a superior style, and chargi a moderate isinlls PECK, THOMPSON & Co. Pt Tralsavabic,Tan. 18 le by , /i'SJNCIAIB- 11L did. COCHRAN, No. 26 Wood, street Janl4-1w CALL 809 N, IF you want a zopy of DR. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREA TISE: on the D.seasea of the Genital Organs; their nature, immptoms, progress, consequences and cure, adapted - To the use of every sdavidual of both sexes. The most mercer and •ATID CURL of every private disorder, in all their stages, with the recipe for every lemcify, is laithinl ly given in the plainest language, making it Faxen- CALL? USEFUL to all persons, and to every place It as the ONLY cam:rt. WORB ON THE SUBJECT. Prcc, sl—Sold only in Pitt 'burgh, by S. L. CUTHBERT, janls Smithfield at., near 3a MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEW BOOKS FOR 1848. yYSTERIES and Miseries of New York;, by j Ned Buntline. Drama at Pokerville; Bench and Bar of Jurytown, and other Scenes and Adventures- by Ever-point. Christmas Box for the Sons and Daughters of Tem perance; a story by T. S. Arthur. Salathiel, or the Wandering Jew; a story of ,the past, the present, and the future. By the Rcv.Geo. Cinly. N 0.9, Chamber's Miscellany. Durang's Terpsichore, or Ball-Room Guide. - Pleasant Art of Money Catching. Ball-Room Instructor. 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 roornis better than their company. Esther De Medina,"or the crimes of London. Frank Gernon, or the Cad Vs first year in Iridia. Boy's Winter Book. Subscriptions received for the following papers, and single numbers for sale. New York Herald, Flag of our Union, Saturday Courier, " " the Free. .. " Post, Uncle Sam, Neal's Gazette, Yankee Blade, Saturday Gleaner. Dollar Newspaper,' New York Tribune, Spirit of the Times,' ; John Donkey, Stay Spangled Banner. M. P. MORSE,. jau7 No. S 5 Fourth street. 13URE GREEN AND BL'K. TEAS, from the N. Jr_ York Pekin Tea Company. Just received at the Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth treet, from the New York Pekin Tea Company, a very large supply of fresh Green and Black Teas, of all the different grades and qualities imported into the country, pack ed in lead in 5 lb. boxes, 1 lb., 1 lb. and lA lb• packages. Also,. 5 lb. tin cannisters of the different qualities, convenient for families and steam boats, ranging in prices from 371 cents per lb., to al 50. Fine Oolong Black Teas, 50, 62,75, 87 and slper pound. , OtrWe will refund the money in all cases wbere our teas do not give entire satisfaction, or exchange for a different article. Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth street near WOO%l. decl I A. JAYNES UDR. SALE, AND REMOVAL.--As the subscri ber expects to remove to another stand, . neer the Post Office, and change his business in part on the first of April. He will sell off his present stock low, viz: about 300 cuts of purple and yellow car pot chain; 200 dos 8:10, 9:12, 10:12, and 10:14 window sash; 500 all sizes of wooden bowls; . 400 Harris' late Pittsburgh, Allegheny, etc. Directories; 6 setts or the American Pioneer, in 2 vols; 7 large volumes of the Senate and House of Representatives, from 1790 to 1800; a variety of bed cords and,lac logs, fishing and plough lines; English quills, writing, letter and wrapping paper, and , figured and colored paper; black ink and int stands, wafers; some plc. tures, and blue and pink Washingtonian badges; Dr. Ford's and other medicines; a variety of Almanacs, and all the daily and weekly newspapers kept for sale. Please call at ISAAC HARRIS, janlo-6t Agency and intel. Office, Oifth, at. Teas. • 9a HALF CHESTS Y. Hyson ; , • eIIJ 61 Catty Boxes, do; 10 half chests Gunpowder; 2 Catty Boxes, do ; S half chests Imperial ; 16" " ‘‘' Pouchong ; janll For sale by JAMES MA. Shad and Mackerel. HALF Bble Trimmed Shad ; I 21 Bble. No. 3 Mackerel ; janll For sale by JAMES MAY LOAF SUGAR-5 Bbls. No. 6, Loaf Sugar; for sale low to close consignment. janll JAMES MAY. To Let. ROOM on the First Story, and the Second and 1 - 1 Third Stories of Brick Howie, corner Of sth and Union streets. Also, a very neat and convenient frame Cottage, Allegheny City. Apply to juin 55 CASES Hock or Rhine Wines-1 doz each embracing the _most choice and popular mods ofsparkling and still imported under the tariff of 1846, in cellar and for sale at the wine stori!of declB JACOB WEAVER. Holiday Presents. JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street, irnqw opening and for sale, a splendid assortment if GIFT BOOKS, in the richest bindings. • ; Rose WOOD PiAno FORTTA. MARTIN'S De Goat GUITARS. Ross wooti Wismar° Dasas, &c. &c. For sale at the lowest Cash prices. de 23 LARD -140 Kegs Leaf Lard, received per steam er American, and for sale, by L. S. WATERMAN; No 31 Market, and 62 Front'st. New Goods AA. MASON 4- Co., No. 62 Market street, have . just received an extensive assortment of daysey and fancy dress buttons; also, gimpi and fringes of every variety, cashmere cravats,silz Scarfs, etc., etc. de4lB LONG and square Shawls—Just received, per ex press, 75 more of those very fashionable long and square plaid 'haw's. A. A. MASON &to. dec 16 EAF LARD—I Barrel, prime, fbr sale by. 1 j dec29 SMITH & SINCLAIR. Wines to Alewives B 50 20 . "*Ilahsd k ."2: 0 Vin P elr' 25 half lihde. 4 . cc to arrive at N.Orleane last y l this mouth orlieginniog of next, per ship Weyer, Tinaman master, direct from Celte, for sale by Neel% P. C. MARTIN. !;e, Stearine Candles, &rude by dna: , J. D. WILLIAr3. MMZ= - .!; .. ..'.''i -, ;. 1 '..''.;.. -,... : .. ..:' , . -;'.,...-1,:',::•;...':,!gg;....F;''.":-.-1.."'.- ~.. . ~',~~ NOT GONE VET; -.. BARROWS AND TURNER, I At No. AO Market. Street, CONTINUE their sale of Dry Goode a few days IL/ longer; the remaining stock will be sold 20 per cent less than cash. Among the goods now in store may befound ma lty very desirable and useful articles; which aro sel ling for what they will bring., Raw silk and gala plaids. ' Black : mous de kilter, very Bne, all wool, 371 i 'per yard. . Fine dress gingham., at 18 cts. per yard—usual price 20031 e. Forevening dreues.—Embroidered Swine., Bel zarines, Berages, wrought and shaded Tarletons, Lawns,Mulls, Swisses ' etc.' French chintz and lawns, neat patterns, in all colora. • • - Black Merino Shawls, of superior'quality,plain J centers and rich borders. Plaid silk scarf. and cravats. English straw and braid bonnets. Bonnet and cap ribbons, very cheap. Satiii and mantua ribbOno, of every color and all widths, Silk pocket hdkfs., of every style, 25 per cent. cheaper than can be. found. Satin head dresses, new pattern, at 75 ctn., usual price $l. French worked collars anti chemizettee. Berage, gauze, and lace veils. Linen cambrias, of fine quality. Thread, jaconet, mull, bobbin, and Lisle edgings and laces, at any price to close them. GlOves and bindery, of every description, cheap: ; Superior French.kid gloves, light colors, at 50. Drab merinos, 25c per yard.. Bro. pd. Grass, for shirts, at 621(075—price til l ' • English paper cambrlcks. Super white Holland.. Superior linen damask napzins. Marseillei quilts; towelling'; mourning prints, choice patterns. Curtain calicoes, together with a general variety of seasonable goods, for men and boys' wear. Those who would avail themselves of this last opportunity must come early, as the - time is short. icr The sale will close next week. BARROWS & TURNER, Between 3d and 4th sts. HE second annual Soi ee of the Vigilant Fire T Company will be given in the Lafayette ARUM , bly Rooms, on Friday evening, Jan. 2lst, /848. MANAGERS: Capt. John Symms, Hope. W. Montgomery, President. Capt. A. Mellville, Uncle Sam. E. M'Call, Wm. Penn. Joseph Craig, Washington. Capt. Joseph Kaye, Niagara. J. M. Porter, Neptune. . Henry Hays, Eagle. Capt. M. M'Stein, Allegheny. Joseph A. Rhodes, Duquesne, Geerge Schnecx, Vigilant I H Co. W. Collingwond, Good Intent I H Co J. R. M'Clintock, Esq., Vigilant. E. S. Neal, Esq. do B. T C. Morgan, Esq. do Lewis A. Clam, Esq. do. Nath. Sawyer, do James 1. oung, do Wm. Callaher, do Walter Bateman, do Wm. Alexander, do James Petrie, do R. R. Rseves, do Henry Wilson, do. DIR. DUFF'S AND WRITING CLASSES, )1)111 1 \ I c R o rne p rof sthnn Market sta., \ n Monday nea 1 MICSCANTILE and STLAIIIIIOAT Rook-aeeping taught op the most 4lective and ex peditious manner. In addition to TRe usual course 01 instruction and practice, Mr. D. will on Monday next, commence a course of practical Lectures, in which the application of the science of aCConnts to all the details of business will he minutely explain ed. No extra charge made for these Lectures. Hours of business 10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P. M. 'ant First Soiree of the united Benevolent Association of Journeymen Carpenters. I'HE first Soiree of the Association, will take place at the Lafayette Assembly Rooms, on Tuesday evening, February 34. Tickets can be had of either of the Managers, at the office of the Morn ing Post,sibd at Johnson's Confectionary, on Mar ket it„ near Third. janl3-ti Nr t EW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, BURK'S Building, Fourth street. Hough tti. Anthony, Dsguerreotyptsts from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of the in• habitants of Pittsburgh and the neighboring towns to.their Daguerrotypes of citizens and others, at rooms in the Third story of Burit's Buildings, 4th street. Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest perfection of the art. Our instruments are of the most powerful kind, enabling us to execute pictures unsurpassed fm high finish and truthfulness to , nature. The public are solicited to call and examine. 'Persons sitting for picture■ are neither _required or expected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given. N. B. Opperators will find this a good depot for stock and chemicals. otr- Instructions given in the art, containing the most recent Improvements : declo HILTON'S POEMS, illustrated. Harper's new edition of the Poetical works of John Milton, with a memoir, and critical remarks on his genius and writings, by James Montgomery; and one hun dred and twenty engravings from drawings by Wm. Harvey. In two volumes. SPENCER'S GREEN Terraatror.—The four Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, in Greek, with English notes, critical, philosophical, and exegetical; maps, indexes, etc. together with the Epistles and apoca lypse; the whole fOrming the New Testament—For the use of Schools, Colleges, and Theological Semi naries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. M. A Mew Nowt.—Midsummer's Eve.—A fairy tale of love. By Mrs. S.C. Hall. JANIS' HENRY IV.—The life of Henry the Fourth, king of France and Navarre, by G. P. R. James. Complete in four parts, paper; 2 vols. cloth. For Bale by JOHNSTON & STOCETON, janS booksellers, corner of Market and 3d sts. HOLLIDAY PRESENTS: The Mirror of Life, Christmas Blossoms, The Gift of Friendship, Friendship's Offering, The Rose, The Snow Flake, The Christian Keepsake, The Hyacinth, Scenes in the lives of the Patriarchs and Pro phets, Illuminated gems of Sacred Poetry, Lays of Love and Faith, &c., by G. W. Bed' mus, Amelia's Poems, Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, Together with a large variety of Miscellaneous Moral .and Religiols works; for sale by dec3o LUKE LOOMIS, Agt. Winos. 20 Q uar t er„ Casks ° s R c Po rt ; ” Lon n d a o: Markt Port ; 5 " " Hunt 10 " t• Trash It 20 " " S. S. Madeira. • 16 ti gt London Market do ; 10 " " Symington 6 tt " Fayal it 10 " t• Tennerife ti 10 " " Pale Sherry 5 " " Golden tt 6 tt " Brown " 10 .1 Cl Lisbon " 15 " Dry Malaga; 10 " It Sweet do. For sale in quantities to suit, by dec2o P. C. MARTIN JAMES M4Y. An Important Book. THE Early History of Western Penneylvania,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 a topo graphical description of each county of Western Pennsylvania. One large volume, 768 pages, by H. K. Strong, Esq. For sale by H. S. BOSWOFITH & Co. 43 Markel street. stage. 11410W 4 D. COLOCYNTH ; 44 Bayberry . ; " Aloe.; " Bark Peruvian; 4 4 Liquorice Root; Strichnine; Chloride Gold; ladder's Ind. Ink; list received and for sale by B. A. PAHNESTOCK & Co. cor lit and Wood etc ' Removal. (1 80. W. SMITH & Co. have removed their Of- Ur floe from Penn st., to their New. Brewery on Pitt st. and Duquesne Way. dec,26. GLASSES BARRELS-45 prirop, dingier! Aent, for sale by ea' J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et. , 1 li ,1 ,1 Fireman's Ball. Mew Publications •• . . DR. HOPPLAND'S DELEDDAVED GICRAIAN DlEDunarps -4 ,Without. a Wed for the',C ;Ire of the following Diseases. _ XV taken according-to direction's they-.wall cure "iny case,no matter who or what else has ailed. VEGETABLE. RHEUMATIC, PILLS For t 1 permanent cure of Rheutnatism, Gout, Gangrene,• Hysterea, and severe nervous affections, and are highly recommended for the cure of Piop sy, Hemoral Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients timing them, in most cases, experience benefit soon. after the first dose; they quiet the nervous system, which enables them to rest well during the e,e,ht; they never fail to effect a cure, wh•rn tied to directions. • • - No outward applicalp , . , r . , •rinsfie , „ rheumatic pains from the , y +tem. Liniin , ... times act as a palliafirz iur a short psi ~.,! . b,a there is always danger in their ace; they may cause the pain to leave one place fur perhaps a vital part, or else where the pain will be more acute. GERMAN BITTERS, For the. permanent cure of Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic Asthma, Nervous. Debility, Pulmonary Af fections, (arising from the liver oristomach) diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a dis ordered stomach, in booth male and female, such as female weakness, die:lime, fullness of blood, to the head. TheY strengthen the system, and remove all aseidity of the stomach, and give it tone and action, and assist digestion; they can be taken by the most delicate stomach; and in every case will entirely • • destroy costiveness, and renovate the whole system, removing all impurities and remnants of previous diseases, and give a healthy action to the whole frame. The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasineis and pain in the right side, and soreness upon touch immediately under the inferior ribs. ' inability to lie on the left side,. or if at all able, a dragging sensa tion Produced, which seriously affects respiration, causing very often a troublesome cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a coated tongue, acidity of the stomach, deficiency of perspiration, and sometimes a sympathetic pain in the right shoul der, with a great disposition to sleep and deprev lion of spirits, and sometimes, sores in the mouth or throat, causing mucus to rise in the nostrils; jaundice frequently accompanies it, and a Dropsy in the face. These symptoms, if permitted to con tinue, will eventually produce that most baneful disease, Consumption; in fact a majority of such .cas es originate from the irritating cause above men tioned. Cathartic medicines must in efery instance, ba avoided in'the treatment for it. The symptoms' of Dyspepsia are very varioue— those affecting the stomach alone, are nausea, heart burn, loss of appetite, sometimes an excess of ap petite: sense of fulness or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the pit of the stomach; feted eructations ' or sour arising froth the stomach r flic. The sympathetic - affections Dyspepsia, devoid of a functual nature, is without , danger, butif arising from a disease of the stomach, it is dangerous Nervous Debility generally, accompanies dyspep sia or liver complaint; it will also cure. A taw do ses will remora all the unpleasant effects, such as fluttering at the heart, aching sensation when in a lying position, dote or Webiebefore the sight, fever and dull pain in the head, constant imagithrig. evil; and great depression of spirits. Outward signs are quick knd strong pulse, pale and distressed coun tenance, &c. Any case of the above disease can be cured effec- i tnally by the use of the Bitters as directed. ,SUDORIFIC; An infallible remedy for coughs or colds, or the chest, spitting of blood, influenza, whooping cough, bronchitis, hemoral asthma, or any. disease -of the i lungs or throat.. This is an invaluable fafnily medicine. It &mei, releaves any cough or hoarseness, and prevents the croup by being early administered. No cough on mild is too light to pass neglected; neglected colds{ send thousands to the grave annually ,, and cause? many to grow up with a delicate frame,. who . would have been strong and robust if at fi rst propeil treated. • - SPIKENARD OINTMENT, For the effectual cure of the piles, letter,- al rheum, scald head, ringworms, inflamed eyes or eye lids, barber's itch, frosted feet., old sores arising P.om fever or impure blood; and will extract the fire fiord burns, upon application, or remove any cutaneetni eruptions from the skin. Persons troubled with ten der faces should use it after shaving fit will in a fest moments remove all soreness, and stop the bleeding. It can always be relied upon, and is invaluable in any family. TAR OINTMENT. For the cure of pains or weakness in the back or chest; it will entirely remove any dee seared pains. These remedies have , caused man to enjoy the inestimable blessings of invigorated health, and in a variety of desperate and abandone l d cases, a perfect and radical cure. Th( --serable impositio- ie innumerable impositions upon the public, and statements of remarkable cures never made, yet cel•- tified to by feigned names, or by persons wholly ad acquainted with what they have endorsed, rendela it difficult to do justice to the public in offering at G ficient inducements to make a trial of these invalua ble medicines. They are entirely vegetable, add free from all injurious ingredients, and claim yotir patronage. solely upon their merits. Every family should have a pamphlet ; they can be had of the agent gratis. Principal Depot at the German Medicine store, l o. 278 Race st., one door above Eight, Philadelphi a.l For sale in Pittsburgh by janl7-dly WM. THORN Bargains at N0..46 Market Street. BLACK Merino Shawls (Dupini*s beat) with very rich borders, selling at the following rates; $l2 Shawls fur 8,75 8,60 " de . 600 6,50 ** • i. 4,00 dec2s BARROWS & TURNER.' . it ligiars. 75000 CIGARS,ofthe following celebraied , Brands: Silva, Esulapio, Bos Ar gos, De Fasten; London Uranio, Falla Principe, La Royadero, Colorado, Regalia., Carado ' Just, Sang Principe, Cheroot'. Eagle Principe, Lord Byron Re galia., for sale by dec2o P. C. MARTIN. Joseph Major, BOoigitStlOurßgt afadr: Oil CFhaacntodrlyerisioan4d, Marketgey street, Pittsburgh. janl2-1f MOSEL MUSCATE L Hock wine, Henkel & Co.'. exportatiok, for sale by the cue or hot de at the wine store of dec2o JACOB WEAVER.. LONDON Porter--5 casks London Porte, in quart and pint bottles, for sale by dec22 P. C. MARTIN. THE Ward committees appointed to make collec tions for the relief of the sufferers by the fhiods on the Ohio, are requested to report their collections in the course ofthe ensuing week to janll W. BAKEWELL, Cb'n. of Com. - - F LAXSEED—A few bags for sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR, _ 56 Wood street. SARDINES— bO Boxes Sardines; S 60 hf. " do, for sale by P. C. MARTI' BROMIDE POTASH-100 Ounces j just received and for sale by H. A. FAHNESTOCK & corner Ist and pooh Co. ,a. EG BUTTER-43 Kegs, for sale by IN deaf) •SMITHIr. SINCLAIR RIED Apples-50 Bushels, for sale by TI deal; SMITH & SINCLAIR. RUDESHEIMER BERG, 1834, Bock Wine, di rect importation into the United States by Pe ter Ai not4Mumm, :(from the base of the mountain which surrounds the Castle of Johannisburg) fo4 sale by the cue or bottle, at the wine store of • dec2o JACOB WEAY, R. Bbls Lard ; " Fresh Roll Sutter;: 6 " Dried Peaches 2 Clover Seed ; just reed for sale, by Li S. WATERMAN, jac& No 31 Mmset, and 62 Frontist. CHEMIZETTS AND FRENCH WORKED Fon.- LARS, in all qualities, (some very fine,) selling off at a great sacrifice at dec2o , BARROWS & TURNER'S. WHITE aeans--I0 Barrels, for sale by decirc. : SMITH & SINCLAIR. CLOVER Seed-3 Bane a, orsale by dec2B SMITH & SINCLAp. L A ti ß ie Dz , r 3c2Cas y Nl3 1;: net* put up for f am ily dec2B SMITH At SINCLALR. • 1 AIBBERVS . Chemical Writing Fluid, assorted sized bottles, constantly on Sand and ftir gale. B. A. FARNEsrocic and Cd., corner let and Woodl MEILAIN AND HIGH COLORED DE LAINES--A. r A. Mason* Co., 62 Market et, . have jest re ceived per Express an assOrtment of the &lards very &shiosable goods forehildrens wear. dea7 otrLD CANDLES-60 Boxes, for vas M dea SINCL ~ ' =', g .'- ; ,S; --, -..., .-_.-.. ,_...._. T MEI .7;.5. I. DOO 6ADGErr BOON - ANDISAILOACWrr _ BANKERS AND E,),i.IIANGE ODOki:ItS, sr. z, cox. wont; AND .11Th STATtTIi, rA 0 EALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills. - Foreign- and I:icimestic Exchange, Ccrtificatei ofileposite, atc. - - • : EXCHANGE on:all: the "niineipal. Cities of the Uur ion, and Europe, for Sale m.nms to wait purcha. - CURRENT and par funds received on depoaite. COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, at the lowestrates. 3=Fr-erects Leeeh & Son, " Ogden & Snowden, " Wm. Bair& Son, ' Pirramonag. " S. WClnrken " English & Bennett j " Fleming Ilt Brother, " Fales, Lathrop & CO, PIIILAIVA. " WM. R. Thompson & Co. " Hoadly, Phelps & Co. 1 ;SEW YORE. " Babcock & CT. " Tiffany, Ward &CO. " John WOollo ugh Bi, co. BALTIMORE Mr. James Geo ig., ! " H. Harms, Ctecterivert, 0. IJoseph Watson, ; MAsstyota, -0 Mews. Fenner &Ilan. ,11.' F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Ban.Lewistown, ittsburgh, September 24, 1847 y . WILLIAAI A. HILL & Co.. 1 HAMMES, EINITANOZ Baostrai, AND DEALERS IN I FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, "BANK NOTES, • • AND SPECIE, No. 64 Wood st., one door 'aboi.e Fourth, East side, Pittsburgh, Pa. RRENT Funds received on deposit, and col t/ lections made on all the Cities throughout the quite,' States_ Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel phia, New York, Bosto" and Cincinnati, constantly (Or sale in sums to suit purchasers. I The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky,. Indiana, apt/ Virginia Batiks bought and sold on the most favor ible terms. The highest premium paid for Foreign and Alien-- Can Gold and Silver coins. " ii EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND COTLAND, for sale in amounts of.£l and upwards. marlo-dawy BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROXENA, AND DEALERS IN ';FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES, . . GOLD AND SILVER. No. 65 WOOD ST" 3D DOGS BELOW FOUJITII, WEST SIDE, Pittsburgh, Pa. A.R Funds and Currency received on Deposit, ana I — collections made in all the principal cities f the United States. Sight Exchange , on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in sums to suit purchasers. Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most favora ble terms. The highest premium paid for American Gold. - Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and France procured, kc. i mar22-y N. HOLM 1 INNERS AND DEALERS DANSE No. 55 Market s Belling rate. . Ex. New York ,pr. Philadelphia " Baltimore cc EarrX Buying rates. Ohiq I die Indiana t,g Kentucky a ft , Virginia 1 c, Wheeling I Tennessee 3 " aul9-y BANKERS AND. EXCHANGE. BROK: ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS, BILLS OF 'EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES OF DEPOSITS, BANK NOTES, AND COIN. Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the St. Charles Hotel. my2B A. A. MASON & G 2 MARKET' REET, Between Third and Fourth Streeets, INFORM their friends and, the public generally, that being about to remove to.the spaciiius and elegant Store, recently erected on the adjoining lot. They will close out their large and well selected stocK of Pall and - Winter Goods, at Cost, And in many cases less than cost! To enable them to open their New Store with , an entire Stocx ofNew Goods. The sale will commence this day, and con tinue until the first of March % or until their removal. Their extensive assortment of DRESS GOODS VK ill be sold fell 30 per cent!, less thau usual prices g „They consist of the tacit !fashionable Cashmeres and Delanes, Gala, Mohair, Silz and Orange Plaids. Also, Bombazines, Alpacas,i &c. &c. CLOAK Goobs—French and German Merinos, Queen's Cloth, French Plaid Cloamings, Broad Cloths of all Glasnost fashionable colors. Black and Fancy DreasSilx.s,cfever:. varict? Syr-Awl-I—Cashmere, TerKeri, Tart.li, Plaid and other Shawls ; a very large assortment, fully reduc ed one half in price. FLANNELS—WeIsh English, and American Flan nels, of all colors and qualities. - Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery, Gimps and Fringes, Wrought Collars and Capes, Laces, Aiiificial Flowers, Plumes and Feathers, Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Buttons, tc. &c. ;Kr Lntxx GOODS of every description. Woolen Goods. Cassimerea, Casstnetts, Vestings, Beavers, Pilots; Tweeds, Jeans. Whitney and Bath Blankets! Also, an extensive assortment of Calicoes, Chintz es, Domestic Gingham'', Checks, Stripes, Ticking'', Brown and Bleached Muslin'', &cc. 4-e- The following will be some of tt, Prices: ' Cashmeres at 181 cent , , tlimal price 371 Mousselin de Laines, 121 " " 25 and 31 Gala Plaids, to , " CS 100 I Mohair and Oregon Plaids, Alpacas, Flannels, Wrought collars, Calkoes, 9 to 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 t‘Selling oft Low for Cash." WINTER CLOTHINC of every description, such as cloaks, over coats; superfine blanket, Bea ver. Pilot, and heavy broad, cloths, superfine cloth, Dress, and frock coats; a laige assortment of tweed sack and frock coats. Cloth, cassimere, and satinett pantaloons; also, a general assortment of vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth, cassimere and fancy woolen, and plaid caul 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, N. B. A complete assortment of goods,rsuitable for Customer work, always on hand, such as English, Frerok s and American cloths, and cassimerei; also, a cbdice assortment of seasonable restings—all of which will be made to order in the latest styles, and op the most accommodating terms. jan-12daw THE Proprietor is regularly. supplied With the FINEST PALE' LE manufactured in.the Uni ted States. ' ' OYSTERS and other delicacies of the season al ways on hand, and served up in the most approved style: ljanl2-70 HENRY LANDWHER. T OST, or taken in mis • e, some time about the 1.4 26th September last, ilom the Steamboat Louis M'Lane, at Lock No. 1., a campher woad 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-1 er to Mears. Wick &M'Candless or to the subscri ber, on the Monongahela Wharf Boat, who will pay any reasonable reward on its delivery. • H. MITCHELL, Agt. Mon. Pkts. CONSTANT supply of superior Shall Oysters, roasted or in the shell; also Game and every. de eacy of the 1111111011, Nerved up in superior style, at the shortest notice; BANE EXCHANGE, dece•tf Third et. bet Wood and Marta it bar *xi on!ti O " ATS--a*c ~~~~~: MEM= RILL &. CIIRRIt, s di. son, IN EXCHANGE COIN AND NOTES. treet, Pittsburgh. bange. Buying rate. Cincinnati k din Louisville .• 'a " St. Louis , ' I " NOTES .Buying rates. Countytr.City orcPs die Relief notes I " Pennsylvania Co I .‘ hew York . I " Maryland I s, New Orleans EDWARD lITUX xs.a.ais.tt & zr.wsßit, 20 181 20 181 10 A. A MASON and Co P. DELANY White Near the foot of Market Street SHELL 0111ITSR5. gement, far sale J. D. WILLOW/. .1.; F~.a ,'.P~',' MEE • • iigdz kSit cliitlßlwri AND PITT- - Battß Vatitet, Rine. . . /Ig[s *elf known line of splendid P.asiengef feetarnert ht now composed of thislargest, swiftest, heat inrished and furnished and the most poWtrful boat& On the 'Waters of the West. - Every accontaiodatioa\Am! eomfert that. Money ean pro cure, fma been piovid t ed for passengers. The Line has been in operation for five yearshare tarried a million of people without the least ipitfry to th e ir persons. The heats will be at the foot of Vrefei street the day preffeckto starting, for the receptimi of freight and the entti o f passengers on theregis , ter. in all cases passage money thin be paid in advance. . _ . , . Blonds y Figeicetri The MONONGAttrA , A, Capt. Stone, will !davit Pittsburgh , every Monday morning-at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Monday ever ing at 10 f. Hv , • , Taes4ay Packet. The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. Jno. Klineteltefi will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening. at 10 P. M. Wedneede.y Packet. The. NEW ENGLAND. No. 2. Captain 5...-Dean, will leave Pittabergh every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at 10 F. N. : .* Thursday Packet. The WISCONSIN, Captain R. J. Grace,will lemve Pittsburgh every Thursday morning , at 10 o'clock.; Wheeling ever) Thursday evening at 10;r. te. Friday Packet The CLIPPErt . No. 2, Captain r Crooks, will !calm Pittvnurgh every Friday Morning at 'lO - cOclOck Wheeling every Friday evening at 10-P.' is.rd sty Packet. The IIIESSENGER • , Captain De Canso, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at 10 &deck wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r. Sunday, Packet. The ,ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. G. Mason, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at _ 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening atzlo P. M. npvl9 Beaver and Weitswtfie Packet.- The steamboat BEAVER, narks Z. .Clarke, Master, will, during the coming winter season, make dai/y tr.ps to BeaVer and Wells ville, leaving Pittsburgh every morning at 9 o'clock, and Wellsville at 3 o'clock, P. M. dead G M. BARTON & CO., Agents. For New Orleans. algal The new and substantial steamerAN DREW, FULTO U. N, W.FeLso,n, Mas ter, wi 1 leave for the shove and - intermedia te ports, on Saturday, Jaauary Bth, at 10 o'clock, A. For Freight or Paaaage, apply on blind, brio' dec3l - • - JAMES'EIAV Dissolution of :Paitnership. rria, Partnership of Parkel - Hannens is tlibi day I_ dissolved by mutual consent.' The business of the concern will be closed at' the .caunting .rinrs heretofore occupied, No. 116 Wood street, by John Hanuen and Henry Hannon. • • Copartnership. JOHN HANNEN Sr. HENRY HANNEN have this day associated with them BENJ. J. WALLACE in the man ufacture of Flint Glass, in all its varieties, under the firm of Hannina and Wallace, at tke old stand of Parke and Hannens, where they are prepared to serve their old friends and those who may favor them with a call, nt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A large stock of Lie loading articles in our line on hand. Terins.as good 'as any other house. JOHN lIANNEN, HENRY. HANNEN, B.j. WALLACE. L. In retiring from the Intsiiteas of Parke and flaw= nes, I most cordially•rentricid Wallace to the patronage of my Tanner friends.' JOHN -E.:PARKE, eh, Jan. Ist, 1848: Consumption; Cough, Ssittiing - oraloads Bronchitis, Astnms 41;c. TConsumptives,;O four-fifths of you are really suffering float' neglected colds, or an obstrue , • tion.and consequent inflammation of the delicate ; lining of those tubes through which the sir' breathe isdisuibuted to the lungs. This obstruction erodueeti pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough, dif- , acuity of brea.bing, hectic fever, and a spitting of ' blood-, water, or phlegm, which finally exhausts this strength of the patient, and death ensues. JAYNE'S Expectorant never' fails to remove this obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and happy results. LT is CERTAIN in its effects, and cannot fail to re = 7 lieve. • For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEZILIN Tie STOJIL, 72 Fourth . street, near Wood. jaaB New Deign ype Booms, - Burke's Buildings, Fourth St. .• . • HOUGH 4. ANTHONY, fisguerreutypists ftont the Eastern cities, woul.! call the attention of the inhabitants of Pittsburgh .and• the neighboring :owns to-their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in the third story of Burke's building, 4th st. Per,ons wishing pictures- taken may rest assumed that no painsehall be spared to produce them in the high..t perfection ofthe art. Our instruments arenf the most powerful kind, enabling us to execute pic tures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulneu to nature. The public are solicited to call and elan:rine, Persons sitting for pictures are neither required or expected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is giren. N. B. Opperators will find this a good depot for stock and chemicals. ID- Instructions given in the art. containing the most recent Improvements. jan7 New Books Just 'Received. EAVEN upon Earth, by Janeway, one fol. 1384 Charnock , a choice• work. by Lymingtons 1 % 01. Bbc Coincidences-of the ow and Sew Testament, by Rev. J. J. Blunt, B. D. one vol. $1,26 Chalmers Miscellanies, Poems, Essays, &c 1,50 Select works of James, Venn, Wilson, Phillip■ • and Jay iii one large vol. fur the low price of 1.50 The Free Church Pulpit, 3 vols. 5;00 Modern Infidelity, by Smucker; Life of David, -• . Dt ily walk with God, Matthew Strong, - Circle of Unman Life, by Tholuck, Memoii of Charlott Elizabeth, The works of Francis Turretine in the original Latin, to-be complete in 4 "rola; 3 vols. now ready. • Willis+ Poetical works in splendid Turkey Morocco. The above with a great variety of new boolls,jiist, , received. ELLIOTT 4r ENGLISH, . j an 7 56 Market st. between 3d and 4th." 371 371 311 371 124 one,. , ALL persons indebted to the subscribers are t o quested to make payment, on or before tbsi 25th inst., if not, their account will be given to a Magistrate fur collection; all persons haying claims against the firm, will please preient their accounts for payment. janl2 ANCRER & MAYER. rrtHREE dwelling houses, situate ou Fourth street, near Canal Bridge, in the city of Pittsburgh. Also, a Room, 75 by 20 feet, with a convenient entrance on sth, near Wood street. Also, a frame dwelling, two stories, with 'nacre of ground under cultivation, situate on Obio in the city of Allegheny. Enquire of janB J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood rt. RELIEF for Me Fam il ies of Volunteers who are . Serving their Country in Mexico.—All Owls who have made application and not teeeireil any portion or the Relief Fund, will please meet- the . Committee at R. H. Hartley's Store, Wood street, on Friday the 7th, and Toesday the 11th ofJantiaryi at 8 o'clock, P. M. N. B. The persons appointed to collect funds in the several wards, ate requested to make returns as 11.101 i ae poliible to Mr. M. Edgar, Chairman of the Committee. janS OPS-5 sa:, , ks Hops, on consignment, and for H sole by jau34 MILLER and RICEETSOPL . •s. A LBPICE—,•IO bags Alapice, now laadisg, and sale by • • "anl4 • MISER mut RICKETSON. ACKEREL-6O ! l ie.. 3 1 , large Mackerel I 5 gg No. 2 In store and for sale by - jan 14 • • MILLER and RICKETSQN T L ARD -4 RMII No. 1 Lard; ' ' i 4,ftlii No. I do; O n nonsignasan), and for saki bY .___ __ _ .las /. 4 - MILLER and ITCRETsom. . ANOLASSES-23 Bbla. N. 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