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PIT . TSBURGH BOARD OF TWA
COMMITTER FOR MANUMIT,
N. B. Craig, W. H. Denny, Charles Zug.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS-DAILY REVIEW.
• OFFICE OF THE POST,
Tntrusne,TMonntso, Jan. 20, 1848 S
Yesterday was a beautiful day; and business
men seemed very active
FLOUR—The receipts were rather heavy; but
sales were not very brisk From wagon some
lots were taken at $4,8704,90; at river the same
quotations are fair. We beanl of one lot extra
prime which sold at $5, to a retail dealer. In
fact, the heavy Flour merchants do not seem to
take much; the sales being principally to the
smaller dealers. Some was stored away for a rise.
We think, judging from the information we
gathered from merchants, that there will be but
very little variation in the price of Flour during
the winter—until the opening of canal navigation
in the spring. The news from abroad has no ef
fect upon the market here; and there is no specu
lative demand at present. -The present quotations
will be fully maintained.
DRIED FRUlT.—There is considerable activi
ty in Dried Fruits just now, owing to the large
lots coming in. We notice that hardly a steamer
arrives that is not laden with sacks of Apples or
Peaches, consigned to our city merchants. There
appears to be a pretty good demand ; and quick
salet• Dried Peaches sold yesterday from store at
$1,0201,68; Dried ✓lpples at 60068 c.
GREEN APPLES —The price seems a little
}bow the market of last week; sales at wharf oil
good i varieties at $1,501i42,00 4 bbl.; the demand
appeared goed, and poorer sorts are not so plenty.
GRAIN.—We have n 6 change to notice to-day.
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Some transactions at the . former quotations.
SUGAR.—Considerable activity but no change
the tendency is to an advance. Sale of 10 hhds
at di. .
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MOLASSES—SaIes at 266127 c.; single bbl. to
country 27c
CHEESE.—Receipts large and sales at old
quotations, viz: Western Reserve 6(id6}e.
BROOMB—Receipta fair yesterday, but prices
take such a wide range that it is'useless to report.
One lot of good quality, fancy handles, were held
at $1,75.
BUTTER—StiII coming in, and quick sales from
store at .1.2a13c. for Prime. Keg is worth 10c.
LINSEED 01L—Rekular sales at 56c
LARD OlL—Regular sales at 65c
POTATOES—A few sacks of Pink-eyes arrived,
which were refused at sl.su. There is a good
demand for Potatoes, and an excellent quality
would demand a high price. The market is poorly
supplied, and the lots for sale are of miserable
quality.
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BACON—Sales to the city trade at former quo
tations,,viz: Hams, ; '4 . ..boulders, 4; Sides, 5;
Hog Round, sc.
CLOVER SEED—Larg4 lot taken from first
.hands at $3,75, cash ; which appeals to be below
the market a trifle.
TIMOTHY SEED—A sale from store at $2,2.5.
LARD—Regular sales No 1 Lard at ear,i.
BULK PORK—Large receipts for smoke house,
but no sales to indicate a price.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER—TRE
MENDOUS EXPLOSION.
By the officers of the steamer Declaration, we learn
that the steamer.Seu Bird, lying at Cape Girar lean,
lower landing, caught fire about one o clock on
Thursday the 6th inst. and was entirely destroyed,
by the explosion of twelve hundred kegs of powder
• in the hold. The report was terrific, and the con
cussion so great as to cause extensive damage to
dthe buildings in the town. The College was seri
ously damaged, by the destruction of windows,
ceiling, and portico, to the amount of several hun
dyed dollars. A part of the boiler was blown a.
cross the river, and the anchor entirely I over and
beyond the College. The Sea Bird was bound from
New Orleans to this port, and so heavily laden as
to be unable to came over the bars between here
and the Cape. Sheba(' dropped down to the lower
end of the town, where she had been lying for two
4 30 r three days.
~, We are happy to state that no person was inju•
red. As soon as the fire was discovered, the alarm
was :given that there vt as powder on board, and
every inhabitant, old and young, fled from the
town and escaped injury. The jar was dish:icily
felt at Cairo. We did not learn how the fire orig
inated, or any thing relative:to insurarce ut boat or
cargo.—St Louis Union.
MRS. PENN, a lady skilled in the science of
SECOND Stour ' may be consulted by the ladies
and gentlemen of this city on the Past, Present and
Future events of their lives, at her residence, on
Wylie street, fifth door below Washington. Mrs.
P. would invite all those who desire to consult her
to call soon, as she will remain in the city but a few
weeks longer. Terms: $l,OO for gentlemen and
50 cents for ladies. janl9-2m
To the Journeymen Tailors:
AMeeting of the Journeymen Tailors of the cities
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, will be held on
- Wednesday,the 19th inst,at 7 o'clocx,at Mr. Sheck
,
liter!, in the Diamond, at the sign of the three
Swiss Confederates, to take into consideration, the
vest means of relieving themselves from the worse
than Russian serfdom that they are now aubjectdd to.
Came one! come all! and show to an enlighten
ed public, that as mechanics we peer nothing but
that which is right, and will no longer submit to the
• wrongs that are now heaped upon ns.
jylS-2t MANY loonier:lmm( TAILONJ.
,
,_ ' .
..Ak PERSON well acquainted with the Grocery,
401. Produce and Commission business; and who
has had several years practical experience in the
same, In this City; wishes to obtain a situation as
Book-keeper or Salesman, on or about the first of
April. The most satisfactory reference can be giv
en. Address, Box 74, Poet Offrce, Flttsburgh.
janl7-4t
OAF SUGAR-5 Bbls. No. 0, Loaf Sugar; for
sale low to sloes consignment.
janll JAMES MAY.
A ROOM on the First Story, and the Second and
21. Third Stories of Brick House, corner of sth
- and Union streets.
Also, a very neat and'convement frame Cottage,
inAllegheny. City. Apply to
.hall JAMES MAY.
LARD ---140 Kegs Leaf Lard, received per steam
er American, and for sale, by
L. S. WATERMAN,
jan4 N 0.31 Market, and 62 Front at.
New Goode.
, .
A A. MASON 4. Co No. 62 Marzet street, h
is.. just received a., n
extensive assortment ave
of
(Jayne) and fancy dress buttons ; also, gimps and
etc.
Jipges of every variety, cashmere cravats,silir starts,
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antleorreeted every Afternoon.
PORT Op PITTSBURGH.
8 rwrrlwATER IN THE CHANNEL. N-
ARRIVED.
Grey a a g le, Brooks, Cin.
Paly Alto, M'Donalil, Nashville.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
SWatara, Cox, Brownsville.
Lake Erie, emphill, Beaver.
DEPARTED.
Union, M Lean; N. 0.
New, England N. 2, Dean, Cin.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
%Vetere, Cox, Brownsville
Notice.
Situation Wanted
To Let.
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DESPATOH•ES
BY ELECTRIC: TELEGRAPH.
i iMPRISILT ion THII WINNING:POO*
FOREIGN NEWz.4
ARRIVAL OF THE CARR
•Sosroa, Jan. 19,11.2 Y.
The steamship Cambria, which sailed fili*lLiv
erpool on the Ist, liatarrived; •but there ie nn'thing
in her budget, aside from commercial Matters,
worth sending by telegr4h.
Parliament has beenAsorogued untii latter the
holidays have ended.
Cotton is firm. PrieWdeplined, hareallied
again to the oil point.
Flour has advanced in England; the fiet'iquali
fail fell Ir. per bbl.
Indian Corn has also advanced. •
The amount of bullion in the Bank of Enkland,
by the last Gazette, was .£12,250,000, and die rate
has been reduced to 5 per cent. per
There has been a new ministry fortned Pot.
tugal.
Maria Louisa, the widow of the Emperor Na
poleon, is dead.
•
The overland mail has arrived, but the,netvs is
not 'important.
.
in the Liverpool Cotton Market the eupplies
;•
are small.
,t.
Wheat is 203 cents to 70 lbs. higher 'than on
the 15th ult.
Corn is 16s. go. bbl. Free Indian Corn held at
an advance of one shilling r 480 lbs., and "dull,
with small sales.
The Iron trade is dull, and prices baii.e fallen
from 1 to 2s. qr ton.
Lard is held at full rates ; kegs 55064 tp , cwt.
Beef, Pork and Bacon are unchanged, With an
active demand.
C3MMERCI AL
LivEnroot.,
Grain.—Wheat is selling at Gs. Od. to 9s. 60.
'.7orn-340385. qr.; Indian Meal at 5s
6d fp bbl. !!
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Flour—American iPbo.c.l at 30t9345. for;Ordi
nary to middling.
Cotton.—Sales of common Louisiana at'4lo.3i
d fair and good fair at 5 1 5 iii.; good to firie 607 i
d.; for ordinary to middling upland 4id.; fa 4 to
good fair 4i05d.; good to fine 5,16 - 1 , 51 ; Okas at
present range within a half penny of the IciWest
price ever known.
The latest news from Ireland state that that:un
happy country is still jn an alarming condition.
Commercial news generally is regarded eli fa-
Thirtieth Cogress.—First Wog;
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WASHINGTON, Janual 10.
&NJ:ex.—After the usual morning business,Mr.
Foote, who had the floor, proceeded to the; discus
sion of the Ten Regiment Bill.
The Senate adjOurned before Mr. Foote' jlad
concluded his speech. . •
Hoesr..—The Speaker announced, as the "first
thing in order, the business on the Speaker table;
viz: Standing Committees' Reports. Many Tiills
were reported; among - them one by Nfr. fiotttl, of
Va., Chairman of the Committee on Military
'A . ffairs, providing that the supplies of clothing: for
the volunteers should be furnished at thfi sme
rates as for the regular army.
Also, one by Mr. Burt, of S. C., from the same
committee. providing for disabled officeCS; and
another to build an asylum for disabled sciltliirs.
Mr. Viirin the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways anelfeans, reported a, bill providing 114 a
loan of eighteen and a half millions.
Upon motion of Mr. Brodhead, the House went
into Committee of the Whole, to diseuea .the
Message. T.-
Mr. Tuck, of N. H, made a speech in drfence,of
he President.
Robert M. M . Lane next obtained the floor, and
spoke in defence of the administration, in relation
to the war. He was followed by Mr. Toiripkins,
who denounced the President.
Mr. Hall. of Missouri, followed in defepee.:of
the President. At the close of his remarks, ;ti).e
floor was obtained by Mr. Barrow, and the liC4se
adjourned.
•
PHILADELPaf•, Jan. 10, 4 P..cANI,
The Hon. J. W. Hornbeck, M. C. from Allen
town distrist, Pa., died at his residence 'in I A ltin•
toms, on Sunday, of consumption.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan.)
The Whig Convention, which met to day, noroi-
nated Mr. Seabury Ford for Governor
BALTIMORE MARKET
January 19,3 P..,
Flour—Sales Howard street at $5,87; City, Mills
is selling at $6. Dealers are holding balk for
ioreign news, and little is doing.
Wheat—Prime Red at $1,32.
Corn—Sales 3000 bu. prime White at 60c,k-
Moderate sales prime Yellow at 63.
Whiskey—Market quiet, with moderate! sal . es
only at 2.4 r.
Molasses—Sales N. O. at 26(a27i.
Provisions—Sales are only for the supply Of the
regular nude.
llogs—killed are selling at $5,12 100 tbs..',
Beef Cattle—Sales at $2.75 tir 100 mc '
Bacon—Western Shoulders are selling at 54;
Sides, 0} for old.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
January 19, 4
Flour—Market quiet, and nothing doing. Dialers
are holding off for the news.
Provisions—No sales to-day.
First_Soiree of the United Benevolent
Assotrii ion of Journeymen Carpenters:
T HE Brat Soiree of the Association, will takr
place at the Lafayette Assembly Rooms, on
Tuesday evening, February 3d. Tickets can be, had
of either of the Managers, at the St. Charles HOtet,
the Merchants Hotel, the Burnt 'District Bond, 'at
Johnsonte Confectionery, on Market sr., near Third'
and at the office of the Morning Post.
MANAGERS:
W. E. ERRETT, EDWARD L. EVANS,
ALEX'S.. KIRK, Jolts BRENNAN,
PETER QUINN, Join, STINGER,
H. T. Karim, WM. MOORHEAD, 1'
THOMAS APPLETON, MORRIS LINDSAY, ' P.
ARCII'D. M , CouairrEa, WILLIAM HALL.
JAMES H. LATCHAW, jasil34f
MO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of guar,
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Cond.
ty ofAllegheny.
The petition of Robert Binsley, of the sth ;#terit,
city of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, huinbly
sheweth; That your petitioner bath provided himself
with materials for the accommodation of new:Mini
and others, atAns dwelling house in the citY, and
' ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will
pleased to grant him a license to keep a public houtte
of entertainment. And your petitioner as in (duty
bound, will pray, ROBERT Bi (dutyNSLEY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Fifth Warnf
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 actorn: :
modation of travellers and others, and that said 'Las:::
era is necessary.
James Hamilton, Robert Whiteside, Jacob Trout,
wine, Wm. Lemmon, Wm. Seibert, Alex. Gloszi,
Pollard IrPCormick, Samuel M'Kelvy, Francis Kerr,
Andrew Scott, Wm. Wood, David Glam.
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O Patent . Lever Watch, between the Diattionii,
and Clark street, 6th Ward. The finder wiI,I bii
liberally rewarded by leaving it at this o ffi ce. !
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TETTER, ITCH, SALT RHEUM, &c.--Who
would for a single day scratch, when afflicted
with the Totter, Itch, or other discuses 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,
[for decency sake,) when in company. Let it be
remembered that DR. LEIDY'S TETTER ¢ ITCH
IINTMENT is the most efficacious of any other
preparation in existence in curing the Tenor, 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 the Ointment, they will cure any case
whatever, and if they do not, the money will be re
turned by Dr. Leidy. Most cases, however, will be
effectually cured by Dr. Leidy's Tetter and Itch
Ointment, unless the whole system is impregnated
by the diseased humors, which will be completely
carried off from the system by Dr. Leidy's Blood
Pills, and the surface of the skin healed by the
lint/nem. Price of Ointment 2.5 cents. For sale
by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & Co.
Jan 19 cor Wood and Front sts.
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HF:UMATISM.--Dr. Brown's newly discovered
remedy fur Rheumatism is a certain and speedy
remedy for that painful trouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, No. 65,
Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is al
ways at home. jan 15-dawtf
ToAlent or Liaae forei Term of TeOra•
A FARM ot. about Thirteen Acres of Bottom
Land, adjoining the borough of Manchester,
on the Heaver road, being part of the property on
which Dr. Campbell resides. It ham on it a new
dwelling House, and is very suitable for a market
garden.
Possession given on the first of April. For par
ticulars apply to Dr—Campbell, or the subscriber.
TV vou want ak.::opy of DR. ILALpH • O PRAC.:ICAL ,
PRIVATE TREATISE: on thelbseases of the
Genital Organs; their nature, symptoms, iv - ogress,
consequences and cure, adapted to the use of every
individual of both sexes. The most and
RIME. CURE of every private disorder, in all their
stages, with the recipe for every •emetly, is faithful
ly g,iven in the plainest language, making it PRACTI
CALLY USETUL to all persons, and to every place
It is the orixv usxrux WORK 0:5 THE SUILIELT.
Pr'cc, sl—Sold only in Pittsburgh, by
N. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield st., near 3d.
MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEW BOOKS
IVIYSTERIES and Miseries of New York; by
y Ned Buntline.
Drama at Pokerville; Bench and Bar ofJurytown,
and other Scenes and Adventures; by Rver-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 Rev. Gco.
CI oly.
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 room is
better than their company.
Esther De Medina, or the crimes of London.
Frank Gernon, or the Cad( is first year in India
Boy's Winter Book.
Subscriptions received for the renewing papers
and single numbers for sale
New Yore Herald,
Saturday Courier,
Post,
Neal's Gazette,
Saturday Gleaner .
New York Tribune,
John Donkey,
73URE GREEN AND BL'R. TEAS, from the N.
j[.. York Pekin Tea Company. Just received at the
Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth street, 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, I lb., 1 lb. and 1-9 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 $1 50.
Fine Oolong Black Teas, 50, 62,75, 87 and $1 per
pound.
O :7 - We will refund the money in all cases where
our teas do not give entire satisfaction, or exchange
for a different article.
Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth street near Wood
decl 1
FOR SALE, AND REMOVAL.--As the subscri
ber expects to remove to another stand, near
the Post Office, and change his business in part on
the first of ApriL He will and ()Whig present stock
low, viz: about 300 cute of purple and yellow car
pet chain; 200 doz 8:10, 9:12, 10:12, and 10:14
window sash; 51:10 all sizes of wooden bowls; 400
Harris> late Pittsburgh, Allegheny, etc. Directipies;
6' setts or the American Pioneer, in 2 vole; 7
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volumes of the Senate and House of Representatives,
from 1790 to 1800; a variety of bed cords an4ttc
ings, fishing and plough lines; English quills, w
letter and wrapping paper, and figured and cu bred
paper; black ink and ink stands, wafers; sons pie.
tures, and blue and pink Washingtonian badge Dr.
Ford's and other meikeines; a variety of Alnitaitics,
and all the daily and 'weekly newspapers key t furl
sale. Please nail at ISAAC HARRIS,
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janlo-6t. Agency and Intel. Office, Fifth at.
36 HALF CHESTS Y. Hyeon ;
51 Catty Boxes, do ;
10 half cheats Gunpowder;
2 Catty Boxes, do ;
Shall chaste Imperial ;
16 ,4 .g Pouohong ;
janl 1 For sale by JAMES MAY
Shad and Mackerel.
, "7 HALF 131)la Trimmed Shad ;
I 21 Bbl,. No. 3 Mackerel ;
janl 1 For sale by JAMES MAY
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auction Salto.
Auction gores in Allegheny City,
WM. J. BURNSIDE, AucTio,Ngra.:
ON Fn. ay morning,January 21st ; at the Auction
Room, North-west corner of Federal street
and the Diamond, will be sold without reserve, a
largo assortment of seasonable staple and fancy dry
goods, among which are: dress and bonnet silks.
silk and worsted serges, adz velvets, 'bombazines,
satinetts, black, blue and brown broad clothe, cats
simeres, cassinetts, blanitets alpaccas, merinos,
cashmeres, shewls in great variety, ribbons, lacer,
artificials, crapes, hosiery, gloves, hdkfs., silt and
cotton spool cotton, 4-c.
At 2: o'clock, P. M., queensware, glassware, etc.;
a quantity of new and second hand Furniturb,
among whied are bureaus, centre tables, side tables,
work and wash stands, cradles, French post bed
steads, trundle bedsteads, fancy and common chairs,
looking glasses. pictures matches, oed cords,
spades, coal shovels, &c. &c.
jan2o WM. J. BURNSIDE, Anctidneer.
Books, Books, Books I at Auction.
WILL be sold, on Saturday evening, Jan. 22d,
at the Auction Room, Northwest cor of Fed
eral street and the Diamond, a, catalogue of valu
able Books,embracing an extensive collection of
Noovela and Tales, London editions, (many of this
country,) Historical, Theological, and various other
worKs. Catalogues are now ready for delivery.
The Booics will be ready for examination on Sat.
urday. WM. J. BURNSIDD,
jan2o
Auctioneer.
Valuable Building Lots in Allegheny
at Auction.
ON Saturday evening, Jan. 29th, at 7 o'clock, at
the Auction. Room, North west corner of Fed
eral street and the - Diamond, will be sold without
reserve, 2 valuable Lots of ground, situate on Ce
dar street, between Robinson and Lacock streets,
having each a front of 22 feet, and extending back
140 feet 6 inches, to a 20 foot alley. Terms at sale:
janlB WM. J. BTRNSIDE. Aucer.
Positive Sale, '
OF Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Door mats, Store
Fixtures, Stoves, Glass Partitions, Looking
Glasses, Clocks, Chairs, etc., at Auction,
BY JAMES M'KENNA,
ON Thcrsday, January 20th, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, will be sold without reserve at the
Carpet Emporium of F W. Lynd, No 79 ‘Vood st.,
one door above Diamond Alley, a large assortment
of Remnants of Carpeting, in various lengths, as he
is removing to his splendid new store, 4th street,
between Market and Wood; also, floor oil clothe,
carpet on the Floor, rugs and door mats, baize; and
at the same time, the fixtures in the store, viz:
1 glass partition, of fine large imitation Boston
crown g ass, running across the entire breadth of
the store, with door lock and key; 1 egg stove and
pipe; 1 brass clock; counting room chairs, &c.
janl2 JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r.
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Bakewell's bulldung., Grar.!rt
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CALL SO9N,
FOB. IS4S
Flog arm. Union,
" the Free.
Uncle Sam,
Yankee Blade,
Dollar Newspaper,
Spirit of the Times,
Star Spangled Banner
M. P. MORSE,
No. 85 Fourth street.
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BARROWS AND TURNER,
At No. 46 nailtet - Street,
CIONTINUE - their sale of Dry , GoOdea few days
longer; the remaining stock will he sold 20 per
cent less than cash. •
;Among the : goodi now in store may be found ma
rry very desirable and useful articles, which are sel
ling for what they .will bring. , •
Raw silk and gala plaids.
'Black mous de lainer,y rey flee all woof 37*
per yard. t
Fine dress ginghams, at 18 cts. per yard—usital
Oice 25031 e. •
• For evening dresses.—Embroidered Swims, Bal 7
sitrines, Berages, wrought and shaded Tarletons,
Liwns,Mulls, Swisses, etc.
...French chintz and lawns, neat patterns, in all
,colors. .
Mick Merino Shawls, of superior quality, plain
centers and rich borders.
' Plaid silk scarfs and cravats.
i English straw and braid bonnets.
Bonnet and cap ribbons, very cheap.
Satin and mantulk ribbons, of every color and all
widths.
Silk pocket hdkfs., of every style, 25 per cent.'
cheaper than can be found.
• Satin bead dresses, new pattern, at 75 cta., usual
price $l.
French worked collars and chemir.ettes.
- Berne, gauze, and lace veils.
Linen cambrics, elfin° quality.
Thread, jaconet, mull, bobbin, and Lisle edgings
and laces, at any price to close `them.,
Gloves and of every description, cheap:
Superior French kid gloves, light col ore:at 50,
Tor;lx merinos, 25c per yard.
I Bro. pd. Grass, for shirts, at 62e075--price 81
01,25. •
English . puper cambrlcke.
Super white Holland..
Superior linen damask napxins.
Marseilles 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.
fcr The sale will-close next week.
BARROWS & TURNER,
Between 3d and 4th sts.
Fireman's Ball.'
riIHE second annual Sor ee of the Vigilant Fire
' Company will be given in the Lafayette Assem
bly Rooms, on Friday evening, Jan-21st, 1848 ,
MANAGERS:
Capt. John Symms, Hope.
W. Montgomery, President.
ro Capt. A. MeHville, Uncle Sam.
F.. 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 SchnooK, Vigilant I H Co.
iV. Collingwond, Good Intent I H Co
J. It. M'Clintock, Esq., Vigilant,
E. S. Neal, Esq. do
B. T C. Morgan, Esq. do
Lewis A. Clare, F.sq. do.
Nath. Sawyer,
James I oung, .
Wm. Callaher,
Walter Bateman,
Wm. Alexander,
James Petrie,
R. R. Reeves,
Henry Wilson,
AND WRITING
CLASSES,
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Re-open on Monday next.--
_ _ERCARTIA.E. and STEAM - 00AT
Book-keeping taught on the mostlective and ex
peditious manner. In addition to Me usual course
of instruction and piqetice, Mr. D. will on Monday
next, commence a Course of practical Lectures, in
which the application of the science of accounts to
all the details of - business will be minutely explain
ed. No extra charge made fur these Lectures. Hours
of business 10 to 12 A.M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P. M.
jai:o
THE Ward committees appointed to make collec
itions fur the relief of the sufferers '.'y the floods
on the Ohio, are requested to report their collections
in the course of the ensuing week to
janll W. B A K EW ELL, Ch' n. of Com.
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NEW Brick Building, with Steam Engine, and
large supply of water, which has been used
as a Flannery; and can be applied to any manufac
turing purpose.-
for sale, °near the best manufacturing lo
catiims for elfensive `ivurks in the suburbs of the
city. Coal plenty and cheap, ,nd but 15. minutes
walk from the stearubbat landing.
Also, for sale, in the same vicinity, a lew building
lots: • For..terms, apply. to
GEO. COCHRAN,
Nu. 26 Wood street.
Atheneum Refreshment and Ballalus Sa
loons, Liberty Street.
rritiE subscribers,deeply thankful Air the increased
1 and still increasing patronage bestowed on
them, since the opening of their establishment, bog
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 procure
breakfast, dinner, supper, etc., at the usual hours,
Fay: breakfast, 74 o'dlock, a. m.; dinner, 121; sup
I cr 54 p.
Oysters, cooling drinks, and other refreshments
urnished in a superior style, aitil charges moderate
janl.s PECK, THOMPSON & Co.
*lt ti the hest Cotrizhanledielne I ever 'MK. ,
ItAD the following proof of the superiority o.
It Dr. Willard's Qrienlal Cough Mixture, from
a respectable citizen, who has tried it.
Prrisnlatcn, Dec. 15, 1397
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MEMRS. liars & BItOtkWAY :
After laboring for several weeks under the disad
vantages of a harrasaing cough, and most ditoressing
cold; Which had thus tar resisted the effects of seve
ral of she "infallibles," I was induced to purchase
a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it
a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only
one Asir of the bottle, I found myself "entire!;
well." "It is the best, medicine I ever saw."
Trhe copy.JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Corn.
inercial Row, Liberty,treet, near Calm!. janB '
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tiOLLIDAY PREIiKNTS: The Mirror of Life,
1_1,4 Christmas Blossoms,
The Gift of Friendship,
4Priendship's OR:ering,
sThe Rose,
The Snow Flake,
The Christian Keepsake,
The Hyacinth,
Scenes in the lives oldie Patriarchs and Pro
phets,
Illuminated gems of Sacred Poetry,
Lays of Love , and Faith, &c., by G. W. Beth
moe,
Amelia's Poems,
Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy,
Together with a large variety of Miscellaneous,
Mori! and Religious works; for sale by
clec3o LUKE LOOMIS, Agt.
20 Quarter Casks Roncao Port;
" 66 London Market Port;
5 " " Hunt c.
10 " 6 . Trash
.20 66 " Sl S. Madeira '
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15 66 " London Market do ;
10 " Symington rr
5 66 " Fayal
10 .6• Tenneriffe if
10 6. Pale Sherry
!'5. " 6 ' Golden ,"
i. 5 " " Brown 6 6
10 . 6 " Lisbon "
05 ' 66 " Dry Malaga;
10 Sweet do.
For kale in quantities to suit; by
dec2o P. C. MARTIN
JAYNES
An Important Hook.
THE tarly History of Westerh Pennsylvania,and
Of the West, and of Western Expeditions and
Campaigns, with an appendix, containing copious
extracts from important Indian treaties, minutes of
confeiences, jourrmls, -etc. Together with a topo
graphical description, of each county of Western
Pennsylvania. One large volume, 76S pages, by H.
IC. Strong, Esq. For - sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.
43 Mork et street.
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1110W"Iii. COLOCYNTH ;
," Bayberry _- ;
." Aloes;
Bark Peruvian ;.
's' Liquorice:Root ;
Strichnine; Chloridr. Gold ; Kidder's Ind. ink ;
Occived and for file by
B. A. FAEINESTOCK Sr. Co.
cot let and Wood ate.
GLASSES BARRELS—ZS prime, on consign.
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ment ; for sale by,v
dec3l J. D.WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et.
PLAIN AND HIGH cOLORED DE LAINES--A.
Masox & D 0 . 462 Market at., have just re
ceived per Express an assortment of the above very
shimiable goods for childrene wear. dec7
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Are without a rfaat for 'the- Cure aff ,
. thu fullawing
Diseases!
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r taken according to ilifehtionti they 'will cure
any case, no matter who or what else has failed.
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS. •
For the - permanent cure of Rheumatism; Gout,
Gangrene, flysterea, and severe nervous affections,'
and are highly recoramended for the cure of Drop
sy, Hemoral Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients rising
them,in mostcases, experience benefit aeon after
the rat dose; they quiet the nervirs,c, c w hi c h
enables them to rest well durin e Melt; they
never fail to effect a cure, whpria en according to
directions. u •
No outward application can permanently remove
rheumaticpains from the system. Liniments some
times act as a palliative for a short period,- but
there is always danger-in their use; they may cause
the pain to leave one 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, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Chronic Debility,
Chronic Asthma, Nervous Dohility, PulmonaryAf
feetions, (arising from the liver or(storhach) diseases
of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising front a die
ordered stomach, in both male and female, such as
female weakness, dizziness, fullness of blood to the
head. They strengthen the system, and remove all
ascidity of thestemach, and give It tone and action,
and assist digestion; they can be taken by the moat
delicate stomach; and in every case will entirely
destroy costiveness, and renovate the whole system,
removing all impurities and remnants of previous
disease', and give a healthy action to the whole
frame.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness
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 depres
sion 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 ofsuch cas
es originate from the irritating cause above men
tioned. Cathartic medicineamust in every instance,
ba avoided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia are very various--
those affecting the stomach alone, are nausea, heart
burn, loss of appetite, sometTines 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 from the stomach, &c.
The sympathetic, affections are very diversified.—
Dyspepsia, devoid of a Punctual nature is without
danger, butif arising from a disease ofthe stomach,
it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies dispep
ilia or liver complaint; it will also cure. A few do
ses will remova all the unpleasant effects, such as
fluttering at the heart, aching sensation when in a
lying position, dots or webs before the sight, fever
and dull pain in the head, constant imagin•ng of
evil; and great depression of spirits. Outward signs
are quick and strong pulse, pale and distressed coun
tenance, &c.
Any case of the above disease can he cured eirec
ually by the use of the Bitters as directed.
' SUDORIFIC,
An infallible remedy fur coughs or colds, or the
chest, spitting of hlood, influenza, whooping cough,
bronchitis, hemoral asthma, or any disease of the
lungs or throat.
This is an invaluable family Medicine. It soon
relcaves any cough or hoarseness, and prevents the
croup by being early administered. No cough or
cold 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 first, properly
treated.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
For the effectual cure of the piles, tetter, and
rheum, scald head, ringworms, inflamed eyes or eye
lids, barber's itch, frosted feet., old eoresarising f•mn
fever or impure blood; and will extract the fire from
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 few
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 liver,
back or chest; it will entirely remove any deep
seared pains. These remedies have caused many
to enjoy the inestimable blessings of invigorated
health, and in a variety of desperate and abandoned
cases, a perfect and radical cure.
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The innumerable impositions upon the public, ‘ and
statements of remarkable cures never made, yet cer
tified to by feigned names, or by persons wholly un
acquainted with what they have endorsed, renders
it difficult to do justice to the public in offering suf
ficient inducements to make a trial of these invalua
ble medicines. They are entirely vegetable, and
free from ail injurious ingredients, and claim your
patronage solely upon their merits. Every family
should have a pamphlet ; they can be had of theagent
gratis.
Principal Depot at the Gennatt Medicine store, No
278 Race et., one door above Eight, Philadelphia.
.For sale in Pittsburgh by
jan 17-d ly WM. THORN.
Bargains at No. 46 Market St
BLACK Merino Shawls (Dupini's best) with very
rich borders, selling at the following rates;
$l2 Shawls for - 8,75
8,50 " .< 6.00
6,50 " CI 4,00
dec2s_ BARROWS & TURNER. -
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STEW DAGUERREOTYPE - ROOMS, BURK'S
I" Building, Fourth street.
Hough & Anthony, Daguerreotyptsts from the
Raatern'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 thy Third etery of Utirit'a Buildings, 4th
street.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured
that no pains shilll 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 for high finish and truthfidness
to nature. The public are solicited to call and
examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither required
or expected to take them unless perfect satisfaction
is given.
N. B. Opperatora will find this a good depot for
stock and chemicals.
itr Instructions given in the art, containing the
most recent Improvements. declo
New Publicationa
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AXILTON'S POEMS, illustrated. Harper's new
1.11 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 GREEE TEsrAitmcr.—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 NEW Novnt—Midsummer's Eve.—A fairy tale
of love. By Mrs. S. C. Hall.
JAMES' HENRY Ilt.—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 sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
janB Booksellers, corner of Market and 3d etc
KEG BUTTER-6 Kegs, for sale by
dec29 SMITH & SINCLAIR
MED Applee-50 Buabola, for sale by
dec2B SMITH & SINCLAIR
UDESHEIMER BERG, 1834, Hock Wine, di
111L, rect importation into the United states by Pe
ter Ai nold Mumm, '(from the base of the mountain
which surrounds the Castle ofJohannisburo for sale
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER. •
Q Bbls Lard ;
5 " Fresh Roll Butter;
6 " Dried Peaches ;
2 " Clover Seed ; just.rec'd for sale,,, by .
L. S. WATERMAN,.
jan4 No 31 Market, and 62 Pront at.
CHEMIZETTS AND FRENCH WORiLED COL. -
LARS, in all qualities, (some very fine,) selling
off at a great sacrifice at
dec2o BARROWS & TURNER'S.
W -Hr
Irikßeaus-,10 Barrels, for sale by
dec2B SMITH 8t SINCLAIR.
LOVER Seed-3 Barrels, forsale by
dec2B- SMITH & SINCLAIR.
t ARD-- , 30 kegs No 1, neatly put up for family
L use, for sale by
dee2B SMITH & SffiCLAIR.
iBBiRTiS Chemical ;Writing Fluid, assorted
sited bottler, constantly on band and for Bale
B: A. PAIIASTOCE and Co.,
dee.2B - -corner - 1M and 'good eta.
OULD CANDLES—SO lioxee, torsiletiy
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dec3 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
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BARialtE 41-111D-"XXCH.ANG?...BROMS;
N. Z. cos. :WOOD APID PATH PPILFETS, , PITIPIWAPI, PA
potiLEßs in Coin, Rank Notes,, Time Dills,.
Foreign and -Domestic, Exchtiage, Certificates
of Pepoeite, &c. !
EXCHANGE on_ all the, principal 'Cities of the
Uuttion, and Europe, for ale in sums to silk pnrcha
sere.
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CURRENT and par funds received on deposite:l
COLLECTIONS made 00 all paha of the Union,
at the lowest rates..
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azrarmactts :
'.Mesers. M. Leech & Son,
" Ogden & Snowden,
Wm. Bell & Son, - Pnisiinzon.
S. MlClurken & Co:
English 84,Bennett.
Fleming & Brother,
Pales, Lathrop & Co. I PHILAWA.
Wm. R. Thompson & o.
Hoadly, Phelps
.& Co. /
Babcock & C 3. s'"EW
Tiffany, Ward &Co.
" John M , Cullough & Co.
Barrotott.
Mr. James George, .
" H. Hanna, CINCLIViratI, O.
as Joseph Watson,
I Messrs. Fenner & n Masszion, 0.
B. F. Ellis; Esq., Cashier, Ban Lewistown, Pa,
ittsburgh, September
..2.41, 1847-
!ALF
WILLIAM A. MILL Imo. CO.,
11ANEEIM EXCHANGE lIRGEENS, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,':BANW NOTES,
• AND SPECIE, .
N. 64 Wood at., one door above l'ourth,lEast tide;
Pittsburgh, Pa.
I.TRRENT Funds received on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phid, New York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for kale in sums to suit purchaseti. ,
The paper of the Ohio; Itenwcky, lndiana ; and•
Virginia Banks bought and sold on `the moat fitor-
WO terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Amtri
can pold and Silver coins. •
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts ofCl and upwards.
marlo-dawy
JOSDPH H. HILL. I W. 'C. CURET.
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BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN. AND DOMESTIC.EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
i GOLD AND SILVER.
N 0.65 WOOD sr.; 3D DOOR BELOW FOURTH, WEST SIDE,
Pittsburgh, Pa. , ,
p f kit . !tinge and Currencyrnceived'im pnpneit,ana
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icollcctions made in all theprit a ipal citieb ofthe
ITnitcd States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
Yor , Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale. in
sum to suit purchasers. .
K ntucky, Yndiana, Ohio, Virginiaand.Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought-and sold on the most favora
ble terms.
I
'llia highest premium paid for American Gold.
E x change on England, Ireland„ Getmany and
Prance procured, iitc. 1 mar22-y
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DANK
No. 65 Market s ,
s:elling rate.. Esc
Nen. York Ipr I
Philadelphia
Baltimore Li
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guying rates.
()h 1 die
Indiana 1,.
Keucky i rr
Virginia . 1 4 .
Whpeling 1 ..
Tennessee 3 rr
aul9-y
4.1. EN KRA MER. EDWARD EDAM.
KRAMER RAM!,
.BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROX-
Efts, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
CornOr of Third and Wood ate., directly opposite the
StlCharl es Hotel. my2B
A. A. MASON & CO.,
! 62 MARKET SIRE:ET,
I Between T4ird and Fourth Streeets,
lINFORMtheir friends and the public generally,
that being about to remove to the! spacious and
elegant Store, recently erected on theladjoining lot.
They! will close out their large and well selected
idol of
Fall and Hinter Goads al least, •
And in many cases less than cost) Til enable them
. to open their New Store with an entilUStock ofNew
Goods. The sale will commence this 'day, and con
tinueluntil the first of March, or until their removal.
f'•
Tbeidextensive assortment of
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I DRESS GOODS
Will l ic sold foil 30 per cent. less than utmaPprices
j Thl y consist of the most fashionable Cashmeres
and Delanes, Gala, Mohair, Silk and Orange Plaids.
Also 1 I Bombazines, Alpacas, &c. &c.
CzoAx Goons—French and German Merinos,
Queen's Cloth, French Plaid Cloaking!, Broadrloths
of alethe most fashionable colors.
BI ck and Fancy Dress Silks, of every variety.
SU ins—Cashmere, Terteri, Tartan Plaid, and
other, Shawls 1 a very large assortment , MI reduc
ed ode half in price.
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Fa:slims—Welsh English, and American Flan- .
nets, of all colors and qualities.
Bonnet and Cap Ribbon". I
Glcives, Hosiers Gimps and Fringes, Wrought
Collars and Capes, Laces, Artificial Flowers, Plumes
and Feathers, Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Buttohs, icc. &c.
03riLriskx GOODS of every description.
Woolen Goods.
catilMeres, Cassinette, Vesting'', Beavers, Pilots,
Tweeds, Jeans.
Whitney and Bath Blankets!
Alai" '
an extensive assortment of Cali coes, Chintz
!
I Us, Domestic Gingham', Check'', Stripes, Ticxings,
Brown. and Bleached Musl ins, tic. §•c. I'
The following will be some of the Price" : I
Cashmeres at 181 cents, USUaI price 3711
Mobsselin de Laines, 12* " !" 25 and 31
Gal* Plaids, , . 50 ri if 100
Mohair and Oregon
Plaids, : 20
Alpneas, - 181
Flannels t ! 20
Wrought collars, 181 ast
Calicoes, 9 to 10 ci ir 124-
Casiinetts, 28 to 31 ir ei • 60
Together with every article in the Store, which
will bis offered equally cheap. Visitor* may be as
sured), that they will not be disappointed in the qual
ity or prices of our goods.
° janig
A. A: MASON and Co
1 Joseph Major,
OIT STORE and Ship Chandlery, and Agency
B
of Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4, Market
street, Pittsburgh. janl2-tf
White Swan Hon
se, ,
Near the foot of Mark-ell Street.
TH Proprietor is regularly supplied with the
FINEST PALE ALE manufactured is the Ur&
ted Stales.
OYSTERS and other delicacies of the season al
ways on hand, and served up in the most approved
style. (janl2-7t) HENRY LANDWHER.
OS
or taken in mistake, some time about the
Ij 26th September last, from the Stearebnat Louis
M'Lane, at Look No. 1., a camphor wbod 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 sill be paid for the return of said Trunk, eith
er to Mearrs. Wick & M'Candless, or to the subscri
ber, onithe Monongahela Wharf Boat, who will pay
any reasonable reward on its delivery.
H. MITCHELL,
Agt, lVlon. Pkta.
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AT,S-10 bags on consignment, TM' sale by
aecli J. D. WILLIAMS
y• A • ~:bB.N. 0. • o asses, Just re.
ceived and for sale by
janl.t . MiLLE.R dud RIcKETSON.
somm...!
DRIED Peaches—loo hellhole, for sale . •
dec2B SMITH &.BIIiCLAIR
VIOSEL MUSCATEL Rock wine, Renkell &
C l i3.2s exportation; for sale by thecae° or bot
tle at t wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER.
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T L ONDON POrtei-4 casks London Porte, in quart
and pint bottles, for sale by
decl4 P. C. MARTIN.
FLAXSEED—A few bags for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
' t. deat
• 56 Woad street
, IVES-50 Boxes Sardines;
50 hf. do, for saleeby
P. C. MARTIN.
IE POTASH—too Ounceej jjts[ received
for sale by . I
B. A. FAHNESTOtt & ea"
corner ist'and piote,
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HIS well known line of :splendid' Passenger'
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Steamers, is now composed of the largest,
/Wiriest, -best finished and furtilAed, and the most
poweffol boats on the waters of the West. Every
accornmodation and comfort that money eon pro
cure, has been provided for passenger.. The Line
has been in operation for five year.--have tarried .
million of people withost the least injury to theist
persons. The boats will be at the foot of Woolf
street the day pratlons to starting, for the receptiel
of freight and the entry of passengers on , the regis ,
ter. In all cases passage money must tie paid ta
advance.
Monday 1 0 11,6161 t, .
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The MONONGAHELA, Capt. time, will leas*
Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock 0; . .
Wheeling every Monday ever leg at iti Jr. s, .
Tuesday Packet.
The 111BF.RNIA No. 2, Capt. Inn. Kline°lterre
will leave Pittsburgh "every Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 .
The NEW ENGLAND. No. 2. Captain 8. Dam,
will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Wednesday (mooing**
10 r. a.
The WISCONSIN, Captain R.J. Grace, wilt leavd
Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at 1 0 ' o'clock
Wheeling ever) Thursday evening at 10 P. EN
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Friday Packet.
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The CLIPPER. No. 2, Captain Croaks, will leaur
Pittsburgh every Friday Morning at 10 o'clock 1.--
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r. m.
Saturday Packet.
The MESSENGER, Captain Pe Camp, will leave
Pittaburgh every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
'Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r. u.
Stattaity. Packet.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. O. 1 1 10011 h
will leave Ilittibiltgh eiety Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Micelieg every Sunday evening at 10
P. If. . novl9
Waver and Wellsville Paekei.
The steamboat BEAVER, Charles I.
Clarke, Master, will, during the coming
winter season, make dallytrips to Beaver and Wells
ville, leaving Pittsburgh every morning at 9 o'clock,
and WeNellie at t Ocloek,P. M.
decls • .G. M. HARTON lk CO., Agents.
ixt ual The new Ind aubstantial steamer Af4
DREW FULTON, W. U. Phut()fr, Malt
(cave for tht above and intermediate ports,"
Co Saturday, Jaauary Bth, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply. on board, or to •
dec3l a • • JAMES MAY:
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!.. Dissolution of Partnership,
THE Partnership of Parke 4. Hansen* is this day. •
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of.
the concern will be closed at. the counting mows!
heretofore occupied, No. 116 Wood expel, by Jobs
Bannon and Henry Hannen.
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IrrircitAirot cow AND
OT S.
treet, Pittsburgh.
hange. • Buying rate.
Cincinnati - • i• dis
Louisville i v.
S.: Louis; i ~,
NOTES ,
Copartnership. •
Jot& ffist4mi & HENRY HANNICX hare this day
associated with them Birrs.J. Watt:am in the man
ufaCture of Flint Glass, in all its vuieties, under the
firm of Hamuns and Wallace • at tie old stand of
Parke and Hannens ' where they are prepared •to
serve their old frien ds and nose who may laver
them with a call, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, •
A large stock of toe leading articles in our fine OA
hand. Terms SP good as any other house.
Biying rates.
County &pity ord's dim
Relief notes "
Pennsylvania Co
hew York
Maryland: •
New Orleans
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In retiring from the business of Parke and Han.
nes, I most cordially recommend Messrs Hanneris
Wallace to the patronage of my former frienda.„..
JOHN E, PARKE7's
Pittsburgh, Jan. Ist, 1848. jan4-Inr.
sslielling off Low for Cub."
WWINTER CLOTH INC ofevery description, such
as cloaks, over coats, superfine blanket, Bea
ver. Pilot, and heavy broad cloths, superfine cloth,
Dress, and frock coats; a large assortment of tweed
sack and frock coats.
Cloth, cassimere, and satinett pantaloons; also, it
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, nom.'
forts, and all other articles in the Clothing linef
which will be sold low for Cash.
Purchasers will find it much to their advantage to'
call soon,.al 49 Liberty, street.
P. DELANY.
N. B. • A complete assortment of goods, • suitable
for Customer work, a 1 ways on hand, such as English, -
French : and American cloths, and cassimeres; also,
a choice assortment of seasonable vestinge—all of
which will be made to order in the latest stiles,
and on the most accommodating terms.
jan-12daw
New Diagsserreottpe Rodin', •
ilurkes Buildings;Fourth St.
I()UGH t ANTHONY, Daguerreotypists front.
J a the Eastern cities, would call the attention cif
the inhabitants of Pittaburgh and the neighboring
Gowns to their Daguerreotype of citictiai and otheivi
at rooms in the third story of Burke's building, 4th tti
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest segued
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 pic
tures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to
nature. The public are 'Wicked to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither required or
expected to take them unless perf,et satibDctictn is
given.
N. B. Opperators will find this a good depot (of
stock and chemicals.
041 ,- Instructions given in the art, containing the
moat recent Improvements. - jan7
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New Books Just Received.
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EAV EN upon Earth, by Janew•ay; one vol. 88.0
Charnock , a choice works by Lymington,
1 vol. gm
Coincidences of the Old and New Testarpeot i • •,:
by Rev. J. J. Blunt, D. D. one vol. $1,25
Ch . :times Miscellanies, Poems, Essays, &c. . 1,50
Select works ofJames, Venn, Wilson, Phillips
and Jay in 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,
Drily walk with God, brattliew Strong,
Circle of Human Life,-by Thaluck s
Memoir of Charlott Elisabeth,
The works of Francis Turretine in the original
Latin, to be complete in 4 rola; 3 role. noW
ready.
Willis , Poetical works in splendid. Turkey
Morocco.
The above with a groat variety of new books,juat
received. ELLIOTT * ENGLISH,
jan7 56 Market st. between 9d and 4th.
goatee.
A• LL pertfoht indebted to the sabseriterii, are re' .
quested to make payment; oh or before the
25th indt., if not; thou aFeotnit will be given to a.
Magistrate for collectionf all persons hastneelainntk
against the firm; will please present their ecnotittte
for payment.
janlg
THREE houies, situate on Fottleciitiiiii
near Canal Rndgefin the city of Pitisburgh:
Also, a Room, 95' by 20 feet, vdith a cqiivenierie
entrance on.sth, near 'Wood street:
Also; a frame dwelling, tWo stories, with an nerd
ef ground under cultivation, situate on Ohio Live,
in the city ofAllegheny. Enquire of „
jang J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wiwi if:
R ELIEF, for the Familia ei Valaisteert idui dfs Seining their Couistry is Mezica...-All those
who have made applicatien• [nil not received any
portion of the Relief Fond, . iiill please meet the
Committee at It. ft. Hartley' Store,Wood street,
on Friday the 7th, and Tuesday the
th ofJanuary,
at 8 o'clock, P. M.
N. B. The persons appointed to collect fends in
the 'event! Wards, are requested to make return,
as soon as possible to Mr. M. Edgar, Chairman of
the Committee.
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HOPS --5 sazka Rom oa consigemout t aed tor,
sale by
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A LSPICE—IO Ingo Alspicai now raadow lint
fbr uldf by •
jaald MILLER and RICKETS6IC
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Bble:No. 3, large Mackerel;
4 a 6
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a No. 2 ;
In Store and for sale by
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HENRY HANNEN,
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