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', -, %,-.', ::-X, --." t r-- 1)-af •,...., - ... , , ...- .. . ~, ... ,- , ~ . .. .-,•-7-11 '',..,,.1:"..:,:'-',..-F:'...,,..:,- • :A.-•,- ,z,:, ' .. ;'-' . ..5't.;',..4....'': .'-.;-;',:•.Y.,,,i',•:,--:.-;..--' .r:' krAl .',: ~7 -t KNEE etifill MIME MEE NEI 11.12 M ~.,; 4 i. , , .. i* • : OATS—Taken from wagon as low as 25c.; ten ilency still downward; market well supplied. BARLEY—SaIes at 50c. APPLES—SaIes at river at 1,5001,75. ONIONS—SaIes at 37c. per bushel. Plenty in • , market: : r " " l`r Eit=lll =BEE • .4 lIMBIM : :.•.•,: , , - .;:44. , ,„;,: - .;r:.... - ,, , ... i.... : , ' • - •17..:-..t. •,:,y.'..,' : ,-,,,,,-„,.,,!4, , , ~- -.. -;.-: t " , 1111=1 •• • --•'•alY• • . :F,'4• 7 ; -* "t- 4 1 4 : --•:7," '"". ,?; •. ••• • •• • •'P • •,••• • • 4,11; goninicrrictl antr _financial a'reyared and corrected every Afternoon. PFITSI3ITRGH BOARD' OF TRADE. cpIogyITTIIE roR ZiNCKlyr, N. B Craig, W. H.-Denny, 'Charles Zug PORT OP PITTSBURGH. ZVI! WATZA IX THZ CHAWNZIITALLING - ARRIVED. New England,4Ebert, Wheeling. Michigan, Gilson , . Beaver. Danube, Cock; Brownsville Cousul, Bowman, Brewnsville Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville . Swatara; Cox, Bmwnsville. Lake Etie, Hemphill, Beaver. DEPARTED. Declaration; Smith, St. Louie. Andrew Fulton, Fulton, New Orleans • Beaver, Clark, WelMille. Michigan, Oi'son, Beaver. " Lake Erie, Hemphill,Beaver. Danube, Cock, Brownsville Consul, Bowman, Brownsville Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville Swatara, Cox, Brownsville lITRBURGII MIBUT& , -DAILY 'REVMW: OFFICE OF,, THE POST, 2 WIWI/VOLT Moiminra, San. 2G, 1848.5 IVOR—Receipts of considerable quantities by wagon and boats, with some sales, and many lota stared away by way of resistance to the downward ,tendency which the market assumed to:Monday and Tuesday. ' Sales were made yes teflaY at $4,81; one sale was reported to us as law is• t 9,75. DRIED APPLES—There is a considerable advance in prices, owing to the great demand and the scarcity in market. We think we may , freely quote new at .68(d75; one sale at the latterfigure, took Ore yesterday, and several at the former. The, market is very bare, and holders in the coon try would do *ell to forward- their supplies now. - DRIED PEACHES—The Market is very well supplied, and there are quick sales'at 62, whi . .th is a fair quotation. BEANS—There seemed to be some activity in fib article yesterday. One lot of small white sold as high us $l, which is however, a:few cents above the market. Several more at 90093. ASHES—There is nothing doing in eny kind of Ashes that would indicate at fair , quotation for a report. We quote at 41 for Pots and Scorchings; Pearls and Salaratus 7c.; Soda Ash 41044. COFFEE—Regular sales at former quotations SALT--Sales from store at $1,3101,3 / 1. FlSH—There were some transactions in differ ent varieties of Fish yesterday and the day before; but with 110 material change in prices. No. 1 Mackerel is worth $12,50; No. 2 $10,50; Herring (gibbed) $101910,50 ;Salmon $2O ; Coil Fish $0,50. ,BUTTER—The demand is still , good, and the * receipts fair, with no change in prices. Some sales at 12312} (or prime Relit ; for Keg 01910. BACON—Regular sales at usual rates, to retail dealers : Hams 6i ; Sides 4i05; Shoulders 4 ; Hog Rog 5/06. CRANBERRIES—Market bare and sales light a fair quotation is about $3. CLOVER SEED—Regular sales from store a 13,8704. TIMOTIIY . SEED—Regular sales from store at $1,87. WHlSKEY—Rectified is worth 2fic.i Raw wit fetch 18. LARD—Regaleesales No 1 500. BIICSETS—SaIes of Beaver from store a RAISINS—SaIes of 20 boxes yesterday a $2,25. H AT—Sales at Scales at gfeD 50.' FEATHERS—SaIes of large lots at 32; by re tail at 34. CHEESE—A fair business is doing, but no change in prices of W. R.; we still quote at Gael. LEAD--Bar : Pig 4404 i. , PEA NUTS—Sales at $101,12. RYE—Several lots taken from ivagon yester day at 45; one lot 47c. Considerable coming in. WHEAT—SaIe at 93c.; holders areholding hack fors rise. -RYE FLOUR—Plenty in marke!, and sales at 53,L0rx,02. BUCKWHEATf—SaIes at $1,25. "FtICEL-Receipti fair, and sales at sje, • SUGAR—The advanced puce noticed yester• . day, isfirm. We still quote at sc. for Ws; for -Ws • -NEOLASSES--liolders stiff at 270 4 2 S i the tea deoey is upward. CORN MEAL.—Regular sales at 50c. - POTATOES.—No change in prices, though becoming scarce. We quote Neshannocka at $1,50 from store. HONEr.—Regular sales at 160 s LARD OlL.—Regular sales at TALLOW.—About Sc. Is a fair quotation. GRAPES.—Porto Rico ere worth 114,10. TANNERS' OlL.—Reg,ular ales at 111'921. 13RAN- 7 -h, worth bout 14c. Nevi' /kiss:tam xs.—The New Jersey Banks, a . e . ith an aggregate of $3,370,000 capital, had a circulation on the Ist inst. of $2,699,430; specie, itnoms; discounp,s6,ol6,oB.s i depasites, $1,745,- 6SI ;. notes of and due fronn other banks, $1.307, 982; due to other banks, $248,847; bonds and ziortgages, $213,009; special loans and stock, $161,285. * 'Tux A. N. .7utotsott.—The Wheeling Times -says, that the owners of this boat have despatched a man to the wreck, for the purpose of ascertain ; ing whether the engineer on duty at the time of .the-explosion, turned the cocks the wrong we)* • me owners would giVe a thousand dollars or more, - kiieam the true cause of the accident." . • 'DANGEIIOIIII Conerrsaverrs.--The Utica (N. Y.) Gisela learns that counterfeit $lO bills on the - Cayuga County Bank, and Chemung Canal Bank, are in circulation in Utica. The bile are well ex ecuted and admirably calculated to deceive. The.aalne of the exports Irons the port of 'ißoatan during the week ending January 14, was as lollowe : DOMOMIC Products, Foreign Products, specie, - tE, At Nashville, on Wednesday last,the 19th instant, the Cumberland wee in fine condition, and - xissng. , - .• • The Bank of Missouri has dielared a divi• lend of five per cent. on the business of the past six months, after reserving 1 per cent. as a con. tizgent fund. • =HIM EZ=MTM $10:3;691 43,164 19.5,0.79 $343,94 7 ~~ +' "i From I ; keto York Tribune. NEW YORK MA ' KET, Jan. 22. The recent advice! from IGrta t Britain have ex erted a favorable influirtce on L'Alonetary affairs.— Foreign Exchange has falletpil the shipments of Specie, it is understood, wiU bol;less extensive, and in general business there isluntiinereased activity, especially in Domestic ProdUcil,rthe shipments of which have of late - been hasenegil, to take advantage of their admission into Grat I ritain free of duty until the Ilist of March next) ;win the sliding scale will be resumed. The, a Ogle of English and French dry goods, hardware ? tirC. have of late been very heavy, no less than three steamers aril twelve packets (Say four London, Bveldverpool, and three Havre) having arrived wititin* week, all %mum. ally large cargoes, beside si. tOmsient vessels from Liverpool and Have, and so'sneiTrom other ports, all with much larger quantitiq of goods than Fi; cus tomary. , i , ~luctioin Auction iall , Os, iI F Dry -Goods, clothing, Bos4 and Shoes, Hard k..l war e,c utee ry, Gold andilt,'a Watches, &c. BY JAMES Ml :14.NNA, On Thursday next, Jan. 27 I),A 10 ecloett in the forennon, . will be sold, atli .54/Rennes Auction Rooms, No 114 Wood et, ..: dborti.from sth, a largo assortment of Dry Goods, of elitery Description, part Of which is tho balance of a Retail Dry Goods Store, by order ofassignt es, also elluiiik, boots and shoes, fine cutlery, &c. vise boreauil; eltAirs, tables, Kitch en utensils, 1 large bow windOW4 also at early gas light, same evening, a large assortment of new and second - hand gold and silver )la4,ittit lever and other watches; fancy mantel clomi, 1 double barrelled i fowling piece, 1 beautiful ri t e, ftUrith a general as sortment of Dry Goods, fancy l vtitics, 4-c. jan26 ' 1 JAB.IIIIPENNA, Auet'r. Adjourned and 2. 1 OF Splendid and Fashiona: broad cloths and Tallo: Lion, will be sold on Thursd ' 10 o'clock, A: -M., agreetiql the Stine of Ancxer & Maye' between Diamond Alley and mace of their large stock off clothing, the sale of which Tuesday, 18th inst. and co. evening, 22d, and then adjou the purpose of delivering the 'melee remaining yet unsol.l part; Fine drat, end frock coats; I over coatatlue Beaver and p . and blanket coats; French and simere pantaloons of every - make, qoality and colors; au a large assortment of shirts, o soarfs, cravats. Dry Goods, viz: Superfine colors; cassinictes, cassinetts, extensive assortment of Tail goirls can be examined any ti ian26 JAMES • il,. 3 ___________ it 4 :AI.ICTIOWEER. ;air TITTIi tratrrs. Ggid s . 14atr 27th, at 10 co-• • Salmi Room, cornet I 'ai* without reserve, ltufig'fancy Dry Goods, Iteti , ieces Gingham., Chlcst, twenty seven lnty,tour pieces Red, letii . . pair 10-4 Blanic .t. Merino Shawls, 'iiiikicas,Super.Clotbs, as; Patent thread Ek.c., nd!ii, fancy ribbons, 1 1. . At 2 o'clock, . 6li. 8 Barrels New Orleans Su krligood quality. 6do ' " " Mo itis. 2 Half 'chests Young Dyson tea. 1 1 100 FrnitSassets, assorted i2Cqk Writing and wrapping paper ! Bad boxes, Shovels, manure forms, - staves, Whet . hatrows, one horse sleigh, Tubs, cburns,half bus Al 4hd pece meaures. A quantity of new and secOrid hltkid household and kitchen furniture, looming glasicsOarpeting, queens. ware, glasiware, mantel . i clotixim; transparent and venetian window blinds, ice... I! 1":1. Auction I BY JOlll4 D. DAVIS, tootrill-EAST . • CORNER OF WOOD 7 Cates V Dr ON Thursday morning, Ja, clock;at the Commercial of Wood and sth sts, will b a large assortment of staple &c., among which are fifty di thirty one pieces Indian blue pieces Penn Mill Sheeting; tw, Yellow and Brown flannels, fi ets,Calicoes, Saxe, Blacs S Silk lidkfs; plain and figured A Cassitiaeres, Satinett, Jeans,Pl' also Velvet Silk and Satin Bo &c. _ Ai 61 c..,:l'e4 ; ick l'jt.jin. Ready made clothing ; in grealtv'eflety, boots, shoes, g um overshoes, umbrella's, Tlcltijind silver patent lever and other watches, fine utIAXy, German fancy good., 'guns, pistols, slates' &graving', Wt( an boots, letter and cap wrappithg l'aper, gold pens, family bibles, piano and charila thusic, &c. ja.n2s lidi 1 POSiIiVC Sale of a Grassi4i Store and "Store ifistrures, etc. W 4. Auction. AN ' ILL be sold, on Wedn thdio neat , Jan. 26th, i c v at 10 o'cloen. in the fo notien, at the Store of Messrs. Wilson & Co., 7th st eabove the Canal I Bridge, their entire stock of 111 i. -' cries, Store Fit x tures, etc., as they are declining et business. The atom comprises in part the fctll4ing, viz: Coffee, Tea, New Orleans "d oaf Sugar; Tobac leo; Spices; a large` lot of Chin ;aitfil queenswa re, to gether t with Store Fixtures, S aleli, etc. jan24 JAS. I'I4:NNA, Auct'r. 1 Household Furttitu 154 t. Auction. Oti Wednesday morning th ; Vat inst., at 10 0 , - clock, at the house al r. eierge Nobles, in St. Cl: it at., near the Alleghen , Ifitlge will be sold, 4 a large quantity of Household 4 Idtchet Furni- j ture, among whi:h are: mahatga bureaus, spring seat son, rocking chairs, tableiii b,dsteads, bed. and 1 bedding, carpeting, Boor ; cloth', qtheensware, glass ware, knives - and (bras, mute. ,clk, ant a variety of other articles. JOHAI, D. DAVIS, j jan2l • :, Auctioneer. I ..,4 MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDG FOR 184,_ TIIIHE LOVERS of Paris, s R4mance, by John Wilson Ross, with 11419 rotlii engravings on wood.i. I. i . •i ii. Graham's Magaaine for Fellruaiy, with beautiful illustrations. Brian o , Linn, or lark iv everytiiii,i-, by the author of to of the West,? Illlector O'Hallo ran," &c. &c., with illustratiotslit wood. Madison's Expositions of the .*fol and Terrify ing Ceremonies of the Odd Fello*--ivith illustra tions. The Cbildronla Tear, by filityill'uwitt, with four plates from original designs, b: Aifna Mary I towitt. The Conquest of California a nd New Mexico, by the forces of tho United Stut , 0 the yoars 1846 and 1847, by James Madison CllttliWitli engravings, plans of battles, &c. 1. i: 1 ! A Tour to - the River Savior arb Lower Canada, by Charles Lunman, author o'i .g 4 Summer in the Wildernei s." Chemistry and its applicatio6 in Agriculture and Physidlogy, by Justus Leibig,l.4l., from the last London edition, much improv ti.l;, The Cruise of the Sea Snak , p.r the adventures of David Watson, the London .rtiOice, by Mltiship c i man Easy , Harry Martingale, or the A man in the Pacific Mean, by The Prince and the Pedlar, len Picketing. The Nineteenth Century, a January, IS4B. Mary Stuart, Queen of Scot, mat The Cock and Anchor, bei Dublin City. Remarkable Event's in the 11 J. Frost, L.'L. D. The Death Ship or the Pira thor of Smuggler King, and o Insubordination, or the Sh an American Story of Real Lif. Whig Almanacs for 1848. Rosa Summerville, a Wif, author of "The First False S enkrav:ngs on wood. ' Received and for sale at It DEPOT, 'B5 Fourth street. FOR SA lOFFER for sale the house ster street, a few doors w • it is a two story Nick house each Boor. I will soil on a I jan2.l-tf (Gazette and Chro C LARIFED Sugar-4 mi.. For sale by jna2s C4OOFFEE-- Bags Prima l i 4, :7! 46 " Mediun li 12 " Laguay ;4- AI 6 " Old Java; i.. For sale by ii; NWIL,LIAM.S. jan2s j j ,, , 110 Wood ~., AISINS—IS Boxes M. II jan2s J. 1). WILLI TEA -10 ha/reheats Yowl 1-1 .'on. , Tea; 6 " " -Imperial 4d G. Pj ' '._ 10 " " ChUIRL iPiklelloog ; 30 catty boxes, various Oylea; For sale by . :11) 11 WILLIA61.8, I.; jan2s , 1. 1 110 Wood et , 4, • Coders Lady's.. Book. and Family lagasine. THE oldest Magazine in the United States, con tains monthly sixty pages of reading' atter, by the first writers in the country,—tvrelve more than the New Yon( magazines. Two splendid steel en gravings, an undeniable authentic colored monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Crochet Work, and other matters for the Ladies, all illustra ted and well explained, &c. &c. Price for one year, which includes the Lady's Dollar Newspaper making three publica tions in one month, $3 00 Two copies without the Lady's Dollar News- paper, 5 00 Five copies with one to the .person sending the club, . i 10 00 Eight copies, is 00 Twelve copies, 2O 00 . A specimen of either the Lady's Beek, or the La dy's Dollar Newspaper sat to any , person paying postage on the request. Address, L. A. GODRY, jan24-tf N 0.113 Chestnut Street, Philattelphia. First Soiree of the United Betteirtilent Association ofJourncymen Carpearect.s. IHE first Soiree of the Association, *ill take place at the Lafayette Assembly Alums, on Thursday evening, February 3d. Tickets can be had of either of the Managers, at the St. Charles Mite!, the Merchants Hotel, the Saint District Hotel, at Johnson's Confectionery, on Market at., near Third, and at the office of the Morning Post. MANAGERS: Mlll . - .. 'Wu. E. Enntrr, EDWARD L. EVANS, ALE.E'R. Tang . , JOUR BRENNAN, PETER QUINN, JOHN STINGER; H. T. RAISE, Wm. MooluteAD, THOMAS APPI.ETON, MORRIS LINDSAY, A RCII'D. IVPCOLLISTER, WILLIAM HALL. JAMES IL LATCISAW, janl3-tf Notice. R S E S C o ta P D EN S x l %r a , m ia a d y l b a :c d ot i tu i l t n e (1 6 4 l science adies and gentlemen of this city on the Past, Prevent and Future events of their lives, at her residence, on Wylie street, fifth door below Washington. Mrs. P. would invite all those who desire to consult her' to call soon, as she will remain in the city but a few weeks longer. Terms: 81,00 . for gentlemen and 50 cents for ladies. janlo.2m 'Os Ivo Sale .le. I clothing, superfine trimmings, at Auc- Feat, Jan. 27th, at yy t. 4 adjournment, at S-$ 70 Wood street, streets, the bal. shiOahle ready made livra commenced on ;niW until Saturday l amtfor a few days for /. 0011 sold, among the are the following in HF.UMATISSI.--Dr. Brown's newly diecovered Ja remedy for Rheumatism is a certain and speedy remedy for that painful trouble. It never ails. Office and Private Consultation Rooms,,No. 65, Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is al ways at home. janl&dawtf To Rent, BASEMENT with two rooms, suitable for a .1-1. Physician or Dentist, on Penn street, between Band and Irwin sts. jon22 • L. WILMM.TH- Beaver and pilot otliack do; fine Pelto Editliah superfine eat)• and pattern, of ,roe caninet do do, Pvito quality; hderf, LARD -140 Rep Leaf Lard, received per steam er American, and far aale, by L. S. WATERMAN, jan4 No 31 Market, and 62 Front at. 6210 Oaths, various •ils vest;l2;-S, with an r'el trimmings. The •'e kevious to sale. • • 'ICENNA, Auct'r. New Goods. A A. MASON 4- C0.,.N0. 62 Marwet strret, have A just received an extensive aasertment or dayse . , and fancy dress buttons; also, gimps and ringe s of every variety, cashmere cravats,mlW scarfs, tc., mc. ideclB English Pamphlets. -; SCHILLER'S MAID OF ORLEANS; Wm. Tell; The Shadowless Man ; • Fonques9 Magic Ring; " Undine ; Marco Visconti, from the Italian Muttieus Tales; Tales of the Baroness Fouque, etc. me, H. S. BOSWORTH 4 Co., janl 1 48 Market et: FLOUR -99 Barrels fresh superfine Fldur, of a good brand; just received and for sale, by SMITH & SINt'LMR, janlS 56 Wood it. To Let. ONE new three story Dwelling Muse, with bath house attached, situate near the corner of Wy lie and Washington streou. Possession Oven on the first of April neat. janl7 JOEIN F. PF.P.R.Y. (Gazette, Chronicle, and Journal copy 2 DRIEDPEACIMS —l5O Bushels prinie Ohio Peaches, for sale by S OAP -25 Boic ‘ s , No 1 So t a t r o ; s ; 10 " Fancy; " Palm ; for sale by janl7 .1. D. WILLIAMS, 110 W6 . 4.,1 at B , UNDRIES--3 JAIL Lard; 2.5 Bushels Dried Peachas ; 10 " " Apple..; • 4 dozen Woolen Sucks; 66 lbs Beeswax; On consignment, and for sale by j3n IS J 1). WILLIAMS, 110 Wood OATS -100 Bushels, on consignment, for; sale be J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 W4I at. C r i A IV DLE-g--20 Boxes Strange; ib •• Star; 5 ~ Spr m. 11r sale by' J. P. WILLIAMS, I IO IVoya st. 13 OLL BUTTED-3 Boxes, for sale IL janl7 J. I). ILLI ANIS , 110 ‘V tr:.041 a t A cousTING Room Desk, for tale by L - 1 jin 15 SMITH & SINCLAIR G _ OUNTRY 1 D BLANX E TS—AT RE:DUCE!) PRICES.—The balanet clams° superiOl7, large C Blankets, will be sold at 614.75 a pair.- d ec23 BARROWS Sc TURNER FRENCH MERlNOS—Received per est - iron, at 62 MarKet street, another invoice of 0 pieces French Merinos, choice colors. deel6 A. A. MASOM ;F NEW BOOKS FRESH zRUIT-30 Drums Smyrna Figii; 2 Rids. :Lame Curranta; 3 Boxes Genoa Citron ; 20 "Limnos; For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, dee3l 110 Wool et. - - 60 b li y bls Small White 112 n S. i . t ,t i v a li to l r . e Ei n t r i t4ifo N t , diale, jan4 No 31 Market, and 02 Frbbt sta. 11 ET, i • Custillon & Co. Brandy-2 halfpipes, fur E dec22 sale by P. C. M CIILORIDE LLME—IS casks just reo'd; sale by 'an? R. A. PAILNESTOCKA IDUCKWHEAT FLOUR-40 saccs• prime Flour 1 . ) of "hulled" DucKwhont, for sale by jan7 SMITH and SINCLAIR. S?ARMING Moselle Hock Wine, for safe by the care or bottle, at the wine store of •, dec IS JACOB WEAVER. SUGAR -6 Ilhds, prime New °neat,'" ; 2 Bids D. R. Crushed ; 10 ' 4 annorted Loaf{ Fur safe by J. D. WILLIAMS, 1(0 Wood at. I is terkluret tea Wbale ;o4ii A. Barker. • M OLASSESi2 13 , 118. N. 0. Prime; 2 Mill/. Steam Syrup dccif c'or sale by J. D. WILLIAMS a Novel, by Miss El -1 It: 'rt naperly Miscellany, t Alexander Du i') t g chronicle of old F RUITS -6 MIR prime Oranges p 26 ilexes Lemons ; 6 Kegs Malaga Grapes; All in good order, just received on consignment ind for sale low, at the Wino Store. JACOB WIII.AIiRR; dee IS corner Market and Front sts. • CI A ZERAC Brandy-6 loaned qoarter pipcs, pale, 0 Vintages from .1837 to '44; for sale by dec22 P. C. MARTIN. istcrty of America, by ereilttirle, by the'air .e4ti ales. ,rtrßier , s puughters, ;, 11# T. S. Arthur. ,ts 4Jerotion, by the pp4 i t with numerous )RAE'S LITERARY jnn2l BLANKETS! BLANKETS! ! BLANKius!!! Gentian Blue blacinow, Whitney and:Country Blankets, at eastern cost, to close consigninent, at RUBINSON'S, Fifth street, one door below Wood: doe2o I 3 occupy on Web pt itif Seventh street. four rooms on I: nil credit. Wi! H. LOWRIE. ielitcopy.) SUNDRIES ---2 ttbls. Tallow i l.'" " Lard; 2 ~ Grease; 0 ribls Gree 71 Apples ; In store and for sale I. y dec2s L. S. WATERMAN. PEACHES --30 Sacks Dried readies, in (nom and for sale by dec2s_____ L. S.•WATERMAN. Orleans, fine ; " Extra; DMILLIAMS, .'] 110 Wood st. IRON SAFE- 4)ns large Iron Safe, for sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & Co., jan7 cor. First and Wood sts. ----- LOAF SUGAR-5 Bbla. No. 6, Loaf Sugar; for sale low to close consignment. jaul I JAMES MAY. FT ENNESS EY Brandy-4 half pipes, London tol -1 or, Vintage of 42, to arrive and f..r sale by irOleine for sale by MC 110 Wood LISH Whislcny-2 Puncheons, for sale in quanti ties to suit, by 1222 P. C. MARTIN. ANIAICA Bpirits--2. Puncheons, for sale in guan o Wins to suit, by dec22 P. C. MARTIN.. ~~ f , . , ' ,§3IITII & SINCLAiR, tio6tl it P. C. MARTIN ~ 7 , 7. 4:',, .; , ` : f .,:-.q: . ••- . .-•, - 1:; ,, / - 7,':.': . -- Z't x . , - AGENCY.. -rum subscriber, having.been appointed and 'duly 1. commissioned agentof the Lycuming County Mutual Insurance Company, is now prepared to receive applications for insurances for said. Compa ny. :This Company. is perhaps one of the very best Insurance Companies in the State orUnion, having a capital of between one and two millions of dollars in premium notes, and by the regulations of the Com pany, no risk exceeding 5000 dollars will be taken I on any one block of buildings, (or any one risk,) and no more than $2500 will be taken on a Rolling Mill, - Foundry, or Furnace. - Buildings in which a stove pipe passes threiugh the side wall or Roof, Cotton Factories Powder Mills, Manufactories of ic Printing In,ance"distilleries;" will not be insured on any consideration whatever; and when the rate per cent. shall be 12 or 1$ inclusive, no risk will be taken over $4OOO, (except Bridges and Grist Mills.) The of the Company have - been such, that for the last six years only one cent upon the dollar has been assessed upon the premium notes of the stockholders. Applications can be made to the subscriber, at his Late, in the new Court House, H. SPROUL, Ag't. Pittsburgh Allegheny Co., Pa. jan23-lm MR. DUFF'S ir c A . N r n D e ‘075111 andlNf • C a Lt e S t S E E. S t , ) • 1j m ite-7:n o n n E N a l n orl s ay A n m el n t o . A .; Book-keeping taught .on the most ellective and ex peditious manner. hi addition to the usual course of instruction and practice, Mr. p. will on Monday next, commence a coarse of praOcal Lectures, in which the application of the science of accounts to all the details of business will be minutely explain. ed. No extra chargo made for these Lectures. Hours of business 10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P. M. janl For Salo or Rent ANEW Brick Building, with Steam. Engine, and large supply of water, which has been used as a Tannery; and can be applied to any manufac turing purpose. Alto, for sale, one of the best manufacturing lo catioasfor extensive works •in the suburbs of the city. Coal plenty and cheap, and but 15 minutes walk from the steamboat landing. Also, for sale, in the same vicinity, a low building lots. For terms, apply to GEO. COCHRAN, janl7 No. 26 Wood street. CcePartnershlp. %lilt: undersigned ban associated with himself John Nicols, from Baltimore, in The Grocery and General Commission business, tinder the style of Seller 4• Nicole, dated let January, 1848. jan2o F RAS. SELLERS. LINSEED OIL—SO Ws prime Linseed Oil, on co slgnment and for sale by SELLERS & NICOLS, jan - 20 I'7 Liberty et. LARD OIL -20 bhiii Crinkling's No i winter Lard Oil, for sole at reduced rates, by - jan2o SELLERS & NICOLS BACON AND BULK PORK. - 300 hams Bacon; 1100 Shoulders do; 22 hbds Sides do; 57 do in hulk, on consignment and for sale by „jean SELLERS & NICOLS. ‘,. SCRATCH. SCRATCH. rriETTER, ITCH, SALT RHEUM, jj would for a single day scratch, when afflicted with the Tetter, Itch, or other diseases of the skin, if they knew who would relieve and cure them. 'Ti. horrible to be obliged to rub and screw)] when alone, but more horrible tb abstain from it. [for decency sake,l ninth in company. Let it be remembered that DR. LEIDY'S TETTER ¢ ITCH WICTMENT is the most efficacious of any other preparation in existence in curing the Tetter, Itch, and other diseases of the akin. As all diseases of the skin must arise from the impurity of the blood and the fluid. of the body, and where such diseases be of long standing, and the constitution affected thereby,, if Dr, Leidyls S'arsaparilla 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 lar.„Leidt. Most eases, however, will be effectually cured by *h.. Leidy'. Tetter and Itch Ointinerit, unless the whole - system is impregnated by thetdiresured humors, which will be completely carried off from the system by Dr. Leidy's Blood Pills, and the surface of the akin healed by the 'Augment. Price of Ointment-24 cents. For sale by B. A. FAIINF.STOCK & Co. jaw l 9 cor Wood and Front eta. To Let. PAOM on the Find Story, and the Second and Third Stories of Brick Rouse, corner of trth and Union etreete. Alva, a very neat and convenient frame Cottage, in AlleOlieny City. Apply to 1.1;111. JAMES MAY. 1) 11.11 AND 111. , K. TEAS, from the Pi. Ytirk. Pekin Tea Company. Just received at the Pekin Tea store, 72. Fourth went, front the New York llekin Tea Company, a very large supply of fresh ttreeta and Black Teas, of all the different gradesand qualities imported into the country, pack. ed in lead 111.5 lb. bones, 1 lb., l lb. and 1.4 lb. packag,es. Also, 5 lb. tin cannisters of the different qualities, convenient for families and steam briar., ranging in price. from 371 cents . per lb., to $1 O. Fine Oolong [Slack Teas, 50, ra, b 7 and $1 per pound. CfCr Wt will refund the mani , y in all cas ,, 3 where nor teas do not give entire satisfaction,or exchange for a different article. Pekin Tea store, 74 Fourth street near Wood. deel 1 A. JAYNES .11( is the bassi. Cough Dledteine I ever swag .• it 1 , : r; 1. 7. 1) respectable cttszen, lA* /Las trial it. YY Ptrrsavitot, Dec. 15, 1947 Nlr.r,sit. HAT:, & lleocKwAy: • After laboring for teveral weelia muter the disad vantages of n harrassing cough, and roost disireasing cold, which had thus fur resisted the eticeta of seve• ral of the “infallibles," I was induced to purchase a bottle.of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it a-fair trial. To my great caprice, alter acing mil) one Win( the bottle, I found myself "entirety torn." Selt it the bat medicine I ever raw." True topy. , JOON HINDS. Sold he ' WAYS & BROCKWAY, bruggists, Corn. inercial flow, Liberty street, near Canal. janS ITOLLIDAY PRESENTS: The Mirror of Life, Christmas Blossoms, The Gift of Friendship, -Friendship's Offering, The Rote, • • The Snow Flake, The Christian . Keepsake; The Hyacinth, Scenes in the Bees oftho Patriarchs and Pro phets, Illuminated !em - iof Sacred Poetry, Lays of Love and Faith, &c., by G. W. Beth mel Poems', 'upper's Proverbial Philosophy, Toi,esher with a large variety of Miscellaneous, Mnrithind Religio - is works; for sale_hr . deal) LUKE LOOMIS, Agt, OEM Ca , e , ket t o O n lll.l . o n t sort; -5 " " Hunt " Trash rt '2O " " S. S. Madeira ; lb " " London Market do ; 10 " " Symington ;‘, n F aya l n 10 '' • ‘• TenneritTe -10 " " Pale Sherry 5 .• " Golden " 5 " Drown " ld Lisbon " " Thy Malaga; 10 " " Sweet do, For a:de in quantities to eniti by t10c:,20 P. C ft TIN 9 . 0 , HALF CMSTS Y. Hymen ; 01 Catty Boars, ; 10 half chests Gunpowder; 12 Catty. Boxes, do ; • 1 8 half chests Imperial; 10 Ponehong; janll. For Rale by JAMES MAY. ; • Shnd and Mackerel. - lIAT.F Bids Trimmed Shad ; 21, Bblb. No. 3 'Mackerel ; janl I For bale by JAMES MAY. _ Wines to Arrive: , J (11fIr. casks Burgundy Port ; • fill litois White Wine; 20 half Hhds, <a « to arrive nt N. Orleans the last of this month or beginning or next, per ship Wavhrly, Tinnman master, direct from Celte, for sale by (ilea()) P. C. MARTIN. AeS IGNETTE lirandy:—¢ pipes, A Seig 1-1 . 7 nti t t Brandy; for sale by • den 29. P. C. MARTIN. p'EA' NuTs-- 100 nashei., superior quality, in attire and for sale by doc 2/ SMITH & SINCLAIR. PLAIN AND HIGH COLORED DE LAINES , —A. u 4.. MASON & Co., 62 Market st., nave just re eisedaer Express an assortment of the above very shioilitile goods for children. wear. . dec7 XT.MLS-100 Kegs assorted sizes, for sale,-bp decls J.i D. WILLIAMS °.~~~ ~ ~;;,n. ~ .. -. ~ ..:.i;...5.,„! , .., . .?i:t.;- ,J ,::;.. _ . DR. BOFFLAND 9 II - CELEBRATED :BERBAN -2 BEDWiNEs I Are without a rival for the Cure of the following F Wien acconiing to directions they will cure I any case, no matter who or what else has failed. VEGETARLD RHEUMATIC PILLS: For the permanent cure of Rheumatism, Gout, Gangrene, Hysterea, and severe nervous affections, and are highly recommended for the cure bf Drop sy, Elemond Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using them, in most cases, experience benefit neon after ; the first dose; thertiulet the nervous system — , which enables, them to fesi well during the night; they never fail to effect akar°, when taken.accordtitglo directions. - ^ - lication can 'permarientlyvg rheumatic pains from the system. Linimems seine times act as a palliative for a short period, but there is always danger in their use; they ma} 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 Debility, Pulmonary Af fections, (arising from the liver of.stornach) diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a dis ordered stomach, in both male and female, such as female weakness, dizziness, tidiness of blood to tb head. They strengthen the system, and remove all ascidity of thestomach, and give it tone and action, and assist digestion; they can be taken by the most delicate stomach; and , in every case will entirely destrciy costiveness,' and renovate the whole system, removing all impurities and remnants of previous diseases, and give a - healthy action to the whole frame. The eyfriptoms of Liver CoMplaint are uncasine;s 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 dcprev shin of, spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat, causing mucus to rise in the - nostrils; jaundice frequehtly accompanies it, and a Dropsy in the face. These symptoms, it perrnitted to con tinue, will eventually produce that most baneful disease, Consumption; in fact a majority ofsoch cas es originate from the irritating- cause above men tioned. Cathartic medicines must in every instance, b 3 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; 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 from the stomach, &c. The sympathetic affections are , very diversified.— Dyspepsia, devoid of a functual nature, is without Hanger, but iflarising from a'disease of the stomach, it is dangerous. liervous Debility generally accompanies dyspep sia: or liver complaint; it will also cure. A law do. sea remove all the unpleasant effects, such as Buttering at the 'Lean, se!‘ing sensation when in a lying position, dots or webs before :!es sight, fever and dull pain in the head,' constant imaginiq of evil; and great depression of spirits. Outward signs aro quick and strong pulse, paloond distressed COUII. te - nNue..e, &c. • Any case of the abovedisease can he cured effec tually 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 lungs or throat. This is an invaltiable farrlily medicine. It soon relcaves any cough or hoarseness, and prevents the croup by being early administered. Ito cough or cold, is too lignt - to pass neglected; neglected colds send thousands to the grave _annually, and cause many to grow up with n delicate frame, who would have been strong and rotinst if at first properly treated. SPIKENARD OINTMENT, • - For the effectual cure of the piles, tetter, and rheum, scald head, ringworms, inflamed eye! or eye lids, barber , . itch, frosted feet, old sores arising Pom 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 cab always be relied upon, and is invaluable in any family. TAR OINTMENT. Vol. the one of pains or weakness in the, liver, back or chest; it will entirely remove aay 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. The innumerable impositions upon the public, and statements of remarkable curinever made, yet cer tified to by feigned names, or by persons wholly un acquainted with what they have endorsed, renders it difficult io do justice to the public in 'taming sof fici entinduce.inents to make a trial of these invalua ble medicines- They are entirely vegetable, and free from all injurious ingredients, and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Eiery family should have a pamphlet they caa be had of the agent gratis. Principal Depotat the aerman Medicine store, No 278 Rice Et., fire door above Eight, Philadelphia. For sale in Pittriburgli by janl7-dly WM, THORN. NT) W DAGITERIIkOTYPE. BOOMS, BURR'S ilk Betiding, Fourth street. Itough & Anthony, Daguerrentyptsts from the Rartern caws, would call tho attention of the in hahaants of Prttsburgh and the neighboring towns to their priglerrotypes of citizens and others, at rooms in the Tli:rd story of Burk's 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. (tor instruments are or the most powerful kind, enahling us to execute pictures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are solicited to call and Persottrrsitting for pictures are neither required or erpected to take theca unless perfect satisfaction is given. N. IL Opperaters will find this a good depot for stock and chemicals. Instructions given in the art, containing the most reccat Improvements. dent() ILTOIVS POEMS', illustrated. Harper's new 111 . edition attic Poetical works of John Milton, with a memoir, and critical remarks on his genius and writings, by James Montgomery; anti one hun dred and twenty engravings from draerings by Wm. Harvey. In two volumes. Srcncrit's GREER Tr.srAmEnt.—The fnnr Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, in Greek, with English notes, critical, philosophical, and exegetical; maps, indexes, etc. together with the Epistles and apnea- IYD , e; the whole forming the Net Testament--;For the use of Schnols. Collrges f and Theological Semi naries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. A NEW. Nocri—Nliiistrinincra Eve.-4 fairy tale nriorc. I r ly Mrs. S.C. Hall. .I.its• - litrtay IV.—Thelife offlenry the Fourth, king of France and Navarro, by g. P. R. James. Coniplete in four.parts paper; 2 tolit.'cloth. For sale by JOIINSTON & STOCKTON, janB Booksellers, corner of Market and 3d sts. KEG IRiTTER,-6 Kegs, for sale by tlee29 SMITH Sr. SINCLAIR. DFUED Apples--50 Bushehr, for rikt by • deaS SNILTR -13 1834„ Hock 'Wine, di rect importation into the United itiites by Pe ter Arnold Airtime.; Ifrom the base or the mountain which surrounds the Castle ofJoliannishtirg) for sale by the tnee or bottle, at the wine store of dee%) JACOB WEAtER. LI) 111;14 CaTA ; ~ ..3 5 4, Fresh ROB Better . ; 6 " Dried Peaches; . - 2 4, Clover Seed ; jnst reed for sale, by . ' L. S. VVATF.RMAN, jrin•l No 31 Market.. and V Front at. • _-________. . - viTurrx Beans-10 Barrels, for sale by . 1 t dec2S SMITH & SINCLAIR. ri LOVER.Seed-3 Bartels, forsale by i k. , , dec.2B SMITH lz. SINCLAIR. JA RD-30 Kegs No 1, neatly put up for family tme, for sale by dec2B SMITH St SINCLAIR. EUBBERT'S Chenfinal Writing Fluid, assorted sized bottles, constantly on hand and for sale by B. A. FAHisiESTOCK and Co:, dec23 cornerst !and Wood ate. , M OULD CANDLES -50 foxes; for enle by dec3 SMITP & SiNCLAIR. ..__ HOCKHEIMER. Hock velem, Henkelllr. Co. ex porters to the'United States rot sale by the case or bottle, at the wine store or dec2o JACOB WEAVER. LOAF Sugar-20 Bbls. No. 4,5, 6 and 7, Loui siana ; 10 " Coarse Pulverised • Loaf"; 5 " Fine c( cc , ' In store and for sale, by dee22 - . MILLER 8; .ItICEETFON. =NEM Diseases! New Public tat lons •Hownr- Amp SAILGiANT. BAIVXkIIS AND EXCITANGE 11201rERS, • N. E. CON. WOOD Ann unTsx incticrs, ritmennont, RA DEALERS in Coin, T ank . Notes, !Time Bills; Foteign end Domestic Exchatige, Ccrtificatei of Deposite, &c. EXCHANGE an all the' Cities of the Donlon, and;Earope, for sale in sums to suitpnrcha sera. CURRENT and par funds - received on deposits. COLLECTIONS made on all parte of the Union, at the lowest rates. . . ST.IT.YTICCT.II : ' Messrs. M. Leech & Son, . . gs• ogtkon & Snowden; • - - . 1 , Willi - Bell &Son, Prrissu ion. } `.--- ". S. MsClurk en &Co.. - . - " English & Bennett. " Fleming &Brother, -/ _ " Fales, Lathrop & Co.. Pin LAvA . " Win.,ll:Ttiompson& Co. . ~ " If oadly, Phels & Co. NEW ,y,,,. " Babcock &.C,.'-- " Tiffany, Ward'&CO. " JOhnlll , Cullou - gh &Co. ,Baymmortz. Mr. James George, _ ... r. " H. Hanna, CINCINNATI, V. . " Joseph Watson, - ifAssztorr, O. Messrs. Fenner & 111 , 141113 n. R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Ban ' Lewistown, Ps Pittsburgh, September 2,1, 1847-y ' • WIL.LIAII A. (HILL & Co., . • HANICE6S, EXCH-ANGZ XRCEERS, AND. DZALZI/3 IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF. DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES, AND SPECIE, - No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side, Pittsburgh, Pa.. CURRENT , Funds received on deposit, and- col lectionss made on all the Cities throughout the United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel phia, New York, Boston and'Cincinnati, .constantly for sale in sums to suit purchasers. The paper of tlle Ohio, Kentticky, Indiana, and Virginia Banks bought and sold on the most favor able terms. The highest prerniain paid for Foreigp and Ameri can Gold and Silver coins. . EXCHANGE' ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts ofgranli upwards. marlo•dawy . 705EPIt H. BILL HILL. &, CIIRELY, RANKERS, EXCHANGE nointss, AND DEALERS nt FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER. TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES, GOLD. AND SILVER. No. 65 WOOD ST., 3D DOOR DElovl FotrITH, WEST arm, Pittsburgh, Pa. . P AR Funds and Currency minim] corDeposit, anti collections made in all the - principal cities of the United States. - Sight Exchange on. Philadelittia, Baltimorc L New York, Eoston an.) Cincinnati cbriatantly for sale in sums to suitimrehasers. - Kentucky, lndinna, Ohio;Yirginia and Pennsylva nia Bank Notes bought-and sold on the moat favors= bin terms: - • The bjgheat premium paid for American Gold. • Exchange ,on England, .IMand, Germany and France procured, 4rc. N. nowNics & SON, )INRTjW !!ND MOLIYAMLICEIGUAPOZ cow AND MANY NOTTS. M Market atred, ,Pittabtirgh. .g .- - - 14ellin ,, ,rate. Exchange. ' Baying rato. New Yoh pr Cincinnati i.dis Philadelphia " Louisville § " - Baltimore " B'. Louis BANE NOTES. Buying ratel. Ohio die Indiana rs Kentucky re Virginia 1. Wheeling I Tennessee - 3 4, aul9-y Raying rates. ' County & cii.t Ard , e I 'die Relief notes i e• Pennsylvania co " liew York I " Maiyland & " New Orleans KRAMER & RARE, BANKERS AND . EXCHANGE BROK ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES OF DEPOSITE; BANK NOTES; AND COIN. o:weer of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the St. Charles Bete!. my2S A. A. MASON & tot, 02 MARKET STREET, Bet Ween Third and Fourth Strekets, • ITISFOII.III their friends and the public generally, that being about to remove to the spacious anti elegant Store, recently erected on the adjOining lot. They will close out their large end well selected StOCK of • • Full and Winter Goods at Cost, And in many cases lean than coat! •To enable them to open their New Store with an entire Steen ofNew Goods. The sale will commence this day, and con tinue until the first of March, or until their removal. Theirexteasive assertment of DRESS GOODS . Will be sold fall 30 per cent. less than usual prices They consist of the meat fashionable Cashmere.. and Delanes, Gala, Mohair,Silic and Orange Plaids. Also, Bombazine*, Alpacas i dm- ire. CLOAK Goons—French and German Merinos, Queen's Cloth, French' Plaid Cloatiinp, Broad Cloths of all the most fashionable colors. Allacn. and Fancy Deem Sling, of every variety. ' Spue's—Cashmere, Terneri, Tartan Plaid, and other Shawls ; a very large assortment, fully reduc ed ninchalf in price. Fcmcnrcs—Welsh English, and American Flan nels, of all colors and qualities. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. Glover, Hosiery, Gimps and Fringes, wrought Collars and Capes, Laces, Artificial Flowers, Plumes and Feathery, Sdatrni Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Bottom., Qc. &c. trLlNnt Gooos of evcry 4cscriptian. Woolen Goods. Cassirnefes, Cassinctts, Vesting's, Beavers, Pilots, Tweeds, Jeans. Whitney and Bath Wenzel. 1 M 430, an extensive assortment of Calicoes, Chintz= es, thrmestie Ginghams,.Checrs, Stripes,- 4 Ticxings, Brown and Bleached Muslins, &c.4 - e• The following will be some of the Prices: ' Cashmeres at- ISI cents, Usual price 371 Moussrlin do Laincs, 121 4, " 25 and 31 Gala Plaids, 50 tt t 4 100 Mohair and Oregon • Plaids, 20 41 , 14 gl i Alpacas, ISI sr tt 371 Flannels, 20 et ft * lit Wrought coliall, 131 IC cc 371 Calicoes, 9to 10 • aa . 12 1 Cassinettsi 2.8 to 3i rr re 60 Together with every article in the Store, whicl, will be ofrered einally cheap. Visitors may bt as sured, that they will not be disappointed in t1;,0 gust. ity or prices of our goods. jai) 12 • A. A. SLISOti end Co. at honenat Refroahmen: and Bathing 19a. l odds, labonety stre e t. 1 11 HE subscribers,dor.'ely thankful for the increased I and still itteteastug patronage .beitowed on them, since th",. opening of their establishment, beg leave to to:.to that their baths are open at all times, and tha t hot, cold and shower bathe bin be had at any moment. A few more boardefs can be accom modated by the week, and gentleiden can procure breakfast, dinner, supptir; Mc:, at the usual hours, , Fay: breakfast, ij o;cloa, a. m.; dinner, 121; sup It er 5l p. m: o ' Oysters, cooling drinks,: and other refreshments unasked in a superior style, and charges moderate tants PECK, THOMPSON & Co. Au IraporlUnit Dook. TILE Early Ifietory of Western Peantylvanittond of the 'lrest, and of Western Expeditions and Campaigns, with an appendix / containing copious extracts from important Indian treaties, minutes of conferences, journals, etc. Together with a tcrpo grapLical description of each county of Western Pennsylvania. One large vbitthie; IGS pages, by H. K. Strong,•Esg. Forssale by 11, S. BOSWORTH & janlo 43 Market street. Joseph •Alajori, • OAT STOREand Ship qhandlery, and Agency B of Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4, Market street, Pittsburgh. . OATS -10 bags oii.Volisighteteitt;fst stile by dad& • • J. D.: WILLIAMS., i vio c t i A v s ec s i ts un — d i s . ls N. 51, taiduia, janl4 MlLtiglt and RiCKEiSON., MEL MUSCATEL !rock wine, lienkell : dt C 0.4 exportation ' for sale by thecaso or bot tle at the tine store Of dec2o JACOB WEAVER. ----, LONDON Porter-5 casks. London Porte, in wart and pint bottles., for idle by den 22 P. C. IVIARTiN. • VLAXSETtI—A few bags for sale hp SBELTU, & SINCLATR, 1.• dec I . ..66 Wood elect. SARDINES -60 Bowes Seedlsel4 • • 60 b£.! 4- , do, forlieilet by ' dea2o • .1 ,1 4; fdAtalN , . CANdeDrl9lO, ))y J. D. WIMILDISO 7. i t s• US=M MEM t:, .:.; iaiosNt. SIVAL'O AND PITTABiII.9II THIS well .known line of splendid Pamengeti .Bteaniers, new compelled of - the largeft,i swiftest; best finiiiked and fuvulshed, and thele•a4l Powerful boats,on the waters oldie West., Evizyj acdotemodation -and 'comfort that money earrPro-! cure,- hat been 'provided for passengers. 7110 . Lisel has been in operation for five years--havd cafried million of people'''Without • the least injury to - thelri persons. The' boats will-be at the foot et Areedj street the dray previous to starting, for the recePtiMal; of freight and the entry of passengers. on the.regie. ter. In all cases passage manermust be- pakt tin advance. Meeteceir Pee Vet. The MONONGAHELA,. dapt. Vow; Will leave Pittsburgh every Monday. morning - et(0444 Wheeling every Monday eteving 10 stc The HIBERNIA •No. 2, Capt Sao. klinefeltf* will leave Pittsburgh every TuessfuT raoining at 0 1 o'clock; Wheeling every , Tuesday_ evening at if) Virednesday Packets The NEW, ENGLAND No: 2. C3tain 3. Anin i l will leave Pittsburgh every Wedne ay mornintatl 10 weleek, Wheeling every Wednesdny cvcningAtr 'The WlSCO 4' N h Sl ll l:7C d arl si ,in a .R a r :J k . 4 6 G t rrt . c t Pittsburgh every nuns ay tit g at. Icrap,w. ov,! . Wheeling eVer3 12hursday even ing ' - Fi Paqtet. The CLIPPER No. 2, Captain Crooks, will lesTel Pittsmnrgh every Friday pforning at 10 . '000 ;! Wheelisg every Friday cuing st 10 The MESSENGER, Captain De les,* Pittsburgh every Saturday morning At 41 I Wheeling every Sitnniay evening at 10 irs• • ' • Sunday Packet. The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. C. will-leave Pittsburgh everj Suhday . roornlOg . 10 o'clock;'Wheeling every Stmday Cleaniag. at 19 r: N. . DOTi9, - Beaver end 'Wellsville Packet..;, The steamboat BRAVER, Char/a_. Clarke, Master, will, daring the coming winter seasonoeske dailytrips to Bearer and.Wellr villa, leaving Pittsburgh every morningat 0 o'clock. and-Wellsville at 3 o'clock, P.M. • decls G. M. HARTON & CO. , Agenhb For Saint Louts/ new and splendid'. steamer .AIC DEEIV FULTON, W. 11. Fvrrotr, Kok lelve for the above andintermeciate land ings, on Saturday next; the 22d inst., al 10 O'clock, A. For freight or passage apply on - board or to janl7 . JAS. MAY.I Dimsolution of Partooi.ellitu . TsE`Parfnership of Parke 4. Itannena trails day dissolved bytnutnal consent.- The Divines* 'of the concern Will be closed atilt& eventing roon. heretofore+ occupied, No. 110 Wood-Street, by John 'lnnen and "leery Hannon. ' ' . •. topartneribip. . JoanHAltrtkit Hethrttart . have this day' associated „with them Baser: J. in-the man ufactura of Mint Gloss, in all ite. Satiating, under the firm of Hanzuns and Wallace, at the told stand Of Parke and .Hannenx, where they are" prepared. to serve their old friends and those who may favor them with a call, at WHOLESALE - AND RETAIL. A largo stoek'Of the leading articles in our Hail on hand. Tema as good as any other hciuse.:->:.: JOHN. HANNEN,. . - HENRY. HANNEN, D. J. WALLACE..: tbVi'MLD RFIAM In retiring from the bttaineati'd Parke and Ma nes, I moat cordially recommend Mesaraliannens Wallace to the patronage of my forikeifriend.. JOHN E. PAIME. Pittsburgh, San. I at,,,1848,. }a n 4-1 nr gqielltaig - "oir Low 'for Ciaoh„o., WINTER c..oTillisp cfciervliicriptlop, ?nth aseloake, - Atyeieolht, - -aninunftnldinket, rind, heavy dloths, - ,ndpei'dne ;cloth, Drees, and riiixtiateta large - assortment - -ortweed sack and frock cOats. - , I• Cloth, cassimcre; and satinctt piintalnons; Om it s general assortment of vests;.plain and fancy velvet, cloth, cassimero and fancy - woolen, and plaid cased mere, with a great variety of superfine_ 'risk linen trimmed shirts,- under Shirts, stocks, cravats; com forts, and all other articles in the Clothing which will be sold low for Cash_ Purchasers will find it much to their al:lran - Iva to call soon, at 49 .Liberty street, • P. DELANY. . . N. B. A complete assortment of goods,.suitable for Customer, work, al ways on hand, such as:English, French, and American cloths; and cassimeres; also a choice assortment of seasonable vestings-,all' of which will be made to order in' the latest stylei, and on the most accommodating terms. ian-12tlaw New Dosmovitimitype,ltooms, Butkes . F, durla St. . : HOtit3H Dagnerreotypista.Troari the Eastern cities,' would call. the attention of the inhabitants - of Pittsburgh and the, neighboring tower to their Daguerreotype of citixervi'and other', at tombs in the third story of Burke. bililding, 9th et. Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that no pains shall be spared to produce,them in'the ?Ogle it pertection`orthe art.. turinstnitnents sio of the most powerful kind, enabling on to execute Pic tures unsurpassed for high finish and truthlblneas to nature. The public are solicited to call and examine.. Persons sitting for pictures are neither required or tipected to take them unless perfect 'Wigwam* is given. _ N. B. Opperaton will read this s good depot for stock and chemicals. . I*" Instructions given in the , att3,:contaieilig the most recent Improvement,. • . Joni': • Neve ;ideas,' Just letsiektired:. TT P.AV EN upon Eattlr,'„ltY janewiy; Charnoclt's obelF4o9llts: by Lytnington, , i I vol, CointidenCes of thh Old and New TestaMent,_ by Rev. J. J. Brant, U. D. one vol. ' • IPA Chalmees hI irztllanies, Poems, Essay', &44`,.4%1i/41 Select works of James, Venn, Wilson, Phillip I and Jay in t one large vol. fur the low peke f/1 , ./00 The PreQ Church Pulpit, 3 sole. - 400 blo'lern Infidelity; by Smucker uro of David, ;•• : • 15e Dilly walk with Ged,lllatthew Strong, SSo Circle of frump Life, tn. Tholuck, 38e Memoir oftharlott Elizabeth, • 91, The works of Pronely Torretine in the original reed td be complete in 4 rola; 9 volartraw 'Wills , Poetical works in splendid Turkey . . Morocco. The above with a great variety of now books,Jest received. ELLIOTT 4. Jan? 50 Market at. between 9d and 4th. • -Nodes. —•-• A" persons indebted 'to the substribera,are is qoested to make , payment, on or before the 25th inn, if not, their account will he given to • Magistrate for collec.tlont all persons harms claims against the firm, sill ploase present theit tecousts for payment. \ janl2 ANCKEIt & MAYER. ; To Let. Tlr.ll REF) dwelling houses, situate cm Fourth street.' float Canal Rnlge, in the city orPittsbargb. Alio, .a Room, t) by 20 feet, tVith a convenient cotrunce on sth, near Wood street. Also, a ,frame {two stories, with angers of grohnd under cultivation, situate on Ohio Zone' • in the cliy ofAllegheny. Elnquiro of _jang : .'J, D., WILLIAM, HO Wood aL Ewer for Ms Pelllies of Volunteers who are It Serving Mgr . Cott:airy in Mexico,—AU thole who have made application and not received any portion of the Relief Pond, will please meat this Committee at It. H. Hartley's Store, Wood street, in Priddy the Ith, and Tuesday the 11th oriel:awry. at S o'clock, P. M. N. R. The persons appointed to 'collect flied. in the seteral wards, are requested to make returns soonof as possible to Illr. M. Edgar, Chairman of Ot 'is Committee: ' OR taus S- 4 . risks Hops, on consignment, and foi •sale by japl4 MILLER exit RICRETSON. .• I.SPICE-10 burgs 41Ispice now landing, and 11.. for sale by jan 14 MILLER One( RICEETSON. M ACKEREL . :--61 5 ) 8 , b1e.1 , 40.. 3 1 , iarge blank ernli ; “. No., 2; .- • • . In mob* and for sale by • • janl4 • MILLER and ATCR:P.Tanx, . , . T Attl}-=.3 Kegs No.l Laza; .' LA 4 Bble 'No. ' do g r On consigpmen),And janl4 MILS• ;ea RIED Atilidert2B & • . =ME Battß Vattet, ninc. Tuesday Pike leit Satardzw: Packet. lan - .%440.41 7 ,g4i4P - n;;1;$ , • ," A• .• • , HEIM ff. : :: :: . i ,_:, .„, .. 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