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.APJ > .from first hands,
02®C8c; sales from store at 75c -
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' ■
prepared and corrected every Afternoon.
| PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. '
' COMMITTEE FOB FEBniTAnr,
Iqsoi a Hanna, W. J. ToUen.
F. Lo.cnz.
!. PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
'?** WATIn IK THE CHIEEHr-iT i STISD
; I ARRIVED.
J Ringgold, Bose, Wheeling,
i Michigan, Gilson, Beaver.
.1 Danube, Cock, Brownsville '
) Consul, Bowman, Brownsville ■
i Louis McLain, Bennet r Brownsville
‘ Swatara, Cox^Brownsvitle.
; Lake Erie; Herilptiili, Beaver.
.DEPARTED. .
New England No. 2, Dean, Cin.
Michigan, Gilson, Beaver.
■ . Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
: Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
; Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
: Swatara, Cox, Brownsville
1 BRITISH MA]
Departures from Liverpool.
Dec. 18th For Boston.
Jan. Ist « New York.
Jan. 15th w Boston.
Jan. 29th “ New'York.
Feb. 12th %l Boston.
Feb. 26th *' New York.
Mar J Ith *• Boston.
Mar.2sih “ New. York.
And hereafter, front April l
•departures will be weeklv. (»
pool to America, and from A
rr.TSDUEcn markbts-~daily behbw.
OFFICE OF THfc POST, > ;
TnottsDAT Mormino, Feb. 3, 1848.5
DRIED PEACHES— o change since yester
day. regular at§l,sG©l,Gb' t
(£j*Out compositor made a blunder in thequo
tatiods of Dried Peaches yesterday. . We notice it,
merely to say that « mistakes will happen in the
best families;" and that ou r reports will be as free
from errors as it is possible for daily reviews to
be. We roako them op from actual sales re
ported to us by the most substantial and reliable
merchants ol the city, and we will be wrong but
seldom.
CORDAGE—Here are the quotations furnished
us is a card by the dealers:
Manilla Rope, by Coil
Do do when cut.
White Rope, by Coil
Do '• do : when cur
Tarred do by Coil..
Do do . when cut
Packiug Yarn, fme
Do ! do . common.
BEtiCnnns.
2,00(33,00(34 ,0q doz.
• r ft.
1,02(32,35(33,75 tp doz.
- 11 c p &.
Manilla
Do 1 per coil
Hemp;
Do per coil.
FLOUOII I.JXEB.
Manilla
1,00 Hemp.
FREIGHTS—There is but little freight in the
city;; and the steamers leave light enough. Many
captaips thick the trade unworthy a delay, and
start off without loads. The return trips are
“ down to the guards.'* Here are the prices at
present:
To Cincinnati.
To Louisville.
To Nashville.
Td St. Louis. G2(375
BEEIVESr—SoId iu Allegheny, on Monday, at
ft 100 lbs , according to quality. This is a
trifling ndvance upon loimer quotations
SHEEP Sales at head, according
to quality.
HOGS-—Sales at $3,50(31 v 100 &5,
CLO\ EH SEED—Mirke: well supplied, and
not much demand. Receipts are fair. Sales from
wagon af 3,50(33,G2; from store, £3,70(33,87.
TIMOIHY SEED—Taken from first hands at
$■1,75(31:,b7j from store, $1(32,25.
FLOUR—Receipts were very heavy yesterday.
-Many ldts were stored away for a rise. We no
ticed sales from wagon on Liberty street, at 54,70
04,51 ; ; the former figure was general. On the
wharf the sales seemed dull; the holders asked
more then buyers'were willing to risk. Sales on
wharf at;Si G2OI v3—the latter figure being for
best brands.
UEATHER— This business is very dull; the
season for activity has not yet commenced. We
quote correctly as follows
Baltimore Sole..
New Xork do .
Harness
Upper s>• dozen,.
Calf Skins do
HIDES—-Receipts very light, and market dull.
We note sales at following prices: Spanish 13010 c.
SSiffouri 801 J
TANNERS 1 'GlL—Regular sales at <3lS <3>-22
* bbl.; I ;
BACON]— Plenty in market; but demand only
from the retail .trade. The business has not yet
commenced The following are the correct quo
tations:. Hams 600$; Shoulders -104}: Sides sc. i
Hog Round sc.
BULK PORK—Receipts very heavy; but most
ly,for shipment east, and for city smoke hoases.
There bave| been but few sales. We have beard
of one small sale at 3sc j but it is thought that a
faction higher might be commanded.
LINSEED OlL—Regular sales at 60c. • and
ffirm' ; -
LARD.OIL—In good demand ; regular sales
at 63c; \.„i ’
MOLASSES—SaIes at 2G027; which are the
firm quotations.
sales made daily at d|@s i n
hbds; 505£ jin bbls. .
WHISKEY—Rugchr sales Rectified from store
.at 20c cash;]2lc time; Raw 18019 c
(OATS The receipts are light, and there appears
ttyt tittle demand; the price is nominally 25c.,
,from,first hands; 58 from store.
WHEAT—We may quote at 90095; but there
were.no sales yesterday.
.4501^ ar " VaU yeS,ardayi '° tS Uke “ at
iGOßiV—Taken at 35037 c; from ttore 40
GORIt MEAL—Taken at 35037 ; from .tore
at 40 . SSSSS.
<E? A new article ° f Corn Meal ha. just made
iti appearance i£ our market, Sifted Com Meal •
it come, in bushel sacks, and is sold at 50053
from store.
,BRAN—Teken at whs rf at 12Jc; sold from
ctcre at ISc.
SHOffpS-r- FaVei) from first bands at 21022-
from store at 25025 c. ’
CJfOPPfJD tropj first hands at
25c.; from store at 28®3Q.
(S 3? This is an article we have no.t seen reported
before. Itistlje corn and cob ground np; and is
used for feeding cattle, hogs, Ac. Most scientific
agriculturists condemn the cob portion of tty,
food as humbug.
CRAB- CfDJ2R-w4m excellent article is selling
from store at $0 40: -
GREEIfAPPLES—SaWs at wharf at $1 25®
f. 75y bbl.
■:& <\\ss :c4-j:{ff, V - •' '
■ Cotton. —The market has
sales are confined to 3000 bt
STATEMENT OF
Stock on hand and on ghipl
Tobacco.—We heard of a s
not obtain particnlars.
[< STEAMERS.
Departures from America.
Jan.; Ist From. New York.
Jan. lath u Boston.
Jam-20th <l New York.
Feb. 12th « Boston.
Feb.26th u New York.
Mar.Tlih u Boston.
Mar. 25th u New York.
to November inclusive, the
(every Saturday) from Livcr-
Uiicrien to Liverpool. <5 -
•Ohio.—-The tax assessment
suit as follows:
Value of lauds
Value of town lots
Value of personal property, t
dize, money and credits..,
Total
Ohio, then, may be said to I
‘lour hundred and ten millions
lowing is an estimate lor ISO:
Land and lots,.
Personal property,
Total. ,
In a little more than 40 ye:
her wealth tenfold.
Plainfield'Bank.— The re*
field Bank arc to present their
lor of New Jersey on the 6th]
stated that only $60,000 of the
seated to the receivers, while t
show a circulation of $125,000
15c lb.
.iOc do
12c do
13c do
lie do
12c do
10c do
..9c do
Hogs.—Four hundred and tv
it is estimated, will be packed a
ent season, at a cost of betwcei
000,000*..
ConrTEßrtrrs.— Counterfeit
county Bank, and the Chemung
circulation.
Freights.—To Great Britain,
lid bushel for grain in Anei
in British vessels. A ship has bn
tobacco to Havre at 25s p hhd
West Indies is 50570 ct* bb
are scarce and wanted. To Bo
is 25 eta., and 82,50 p ton; to ?
bbl. and $1,75 *> ton.— Balt. An
87$ doz.
Baltimore and Ohio Railr
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
to Cumberland are as follows, vi
uiactureil Tobacco, 30 cts. 101
Dry Goods and other mcrchand
cts & 100 lbs.
Wagon Freights.—From Cui
quote the rates as follows, viz: F
Wheeling 100 cts *> 100 lbs. Fr
Brownsville, 74; and from Browj
15 cents; commissions and drav;
7i cts.
Extra Sale of llonseboi
Thursday, February 3d, A\
\_/ at theCotnmercial Sales Rorii
and sth streets, will be *okl, ai
meat of well kept Household]
family who intend removing fron
which are: I
-Mahogany Dining, Card and Ci
hogany Spring-scat Sofa#; Rocki
Chairs; Large Gilt Frame Pier j
Dressing Glasses; French high i
steads; Brussels Carpets; Spa? j
Wanner; Dumb Waiter; Book c£
reaus; Fancy and Common Chairj
Also China, Glass and Queens'i
1 Case Decanters.
1 Box 2 do* Superior Uher
feb2 JOHN D.
W Houses and Lot at J
ILL be offered at public au<
*es,on Saturday, the sth
3 o’clock, P. M., a lot of ground
ward of the City of Pittsburgh, ft
the Allegheny river, by 100 feet :
ereeted a neat and substantia!
house, in front; and in the rd:
house; this property fronts on \
40 feet wide; is in the neighborh:
Iron Works, and Foundries, Ti i
Terms at sale JOH "
jan2B
. 20022
. 18020
. 100-21
.$22020
$14022
Auction Bale
BY JOHN D. DAVIS? Al
SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF WOOD Al
Largt and Positive Salt cj
ON Thursday morning, Fcbni
clock, at the Commercial St )
of Wood aod 6th ata, will be noli
A large assortment of seasonal!,
inestic Dry Goods, among which Ji
Manchester Ginghams, one case Ihi
one bale red and yellow flannels, L
brown 37 inches wide sheeting, loi
plaids, superior kerseys, and jean j.
cloths, caasimeres, satinctu, alpkc.
b ack satin and silk, silks kdkfs. and d
gloves, ribbons, pins, patent thread, I
At 2 o’clock, p. nil j
One case assorted china and queens
3 Half chests Young Hyson Tea. [j
5 boxes Virginia manufactured Tol
6 Barrels New Orleans Sugar, 8 t
j Spanish Sogars, browo and tea wrappii
! boxes, matches, shovels, &c. A gene!
of Household furniture, looking glass
splendid transparent and Venetian S
feather beds, 10-4 blankets, matrapeli
At 8J o’clock, p. oj. \\
A general assortment ofGermanl fan
lery, gold and silver watches, riflJw,]
« *’ hoots,shoes,overshoes, umbijelll
clothing, 8 day and 30 hour mantel !
and cap writing paper, blank books.
Dry Goods, &c. [] j
Gobda, Groceries) and. I ni
at Auction* j
OBY JAMES M » K Ejn-
N Thursday next, February 3cit
the forenoon, will be sold, oiM’Ji
Rooms, No 114 Wood st», 3 doors &
and general assortment of Dry Got tii
criptioo; and at 2 S’clock in the a (It
ries and Furniture, viz: Tea, Sugafr,
ces, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables; Carlei
?1 spring seat Rocking; Chair, Lamp
Kitchen utensils; and imi
feTofoTsaillery and Harness;at ear) r
evening, a variety of gold and silver
*ery« and,dry goods of every descript
fobl JAS* M»KEN
Farming I.amln.
M 1 * Friday. February 4lh, at ST'
V-/ will be ,old, Bt the Coromerci'
corner ot \Vood and Sill 'streets, th
able property, via:
h ,®7 j C S E * of Land, well known as
clea^*? 1110 / Farm *“ f w >»cfc at
the son.?, £ “ d "good fince, pleas!
SoJe PUnh“ l t* l6 Mouongabel
th o r« n{l , !i b,,rE !'' o PP o »itc Lock
orchard houses, si
kin'd'jnjh'e 10 |
byWdi.Frj^rhow^lr^w’the^
Alio-Tiiat valuable Tract «r t J •
KopkdaJe Tpwnahip, Crawfrrd Col
taming 290. Aere* • ' vp r
tandi n» 1300
2,rai,ge 15, of the Ohio Compai
Lawrence county, Ohio.
TermsatsaJ*.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE
The offerings oF Beef Cattl
bead, inclading-350'dnven • tc
were free at SC(27 £o.p 100
of which 140 wereoffered jb*i
8120824 for. Springers and $
Therc-wcrc 350 Hogs in marl
85,25®56 p lOOlbs.-JO60SI
to 84,50 each as in.quality.
K?® 110 cwt. Tor gooa Til
(2*7,60 #-100 bundles.
New Obli
Stock on hand, September
Arrived since to date
Arrived to day,
Exported to date
Exported to-day,
STATEMENT OT
Stock on hand on Septerabi
Arrived since to date....
Arrived to day.
Exported to date.
Exported to day..
Stock on hand and on shipb
ed,... v
r . j
' ■ ‘V
111
.. v>;~
*.A' s 1
KKT, JAN. 29.
week were 950
York, knd eai«4
Cpiys ajid Cilre*
sS<2>sl6 foriDry,
ilor Cjows.,
of which sold oi
Jd .at from $1,60
» more plenty at
and Straw at $7
MBT OK liiTiTßßg | *
Remaining in the Pdst FebJ
Ist, 1848. Persons calling for letters whose
names are on this list, will .please they are
' r J ■
V ; ■ ■■■ a
Ayr*»s sl|L
Aikins William
Agnew John
Adair Sarah
Ayres LD
Ainsworth George
Adie Jacob
Agnew C J
Ackley mr
Alsten William
Algeo mr
AmbersorfSilas
Allison Ann Maria
Allan Robert
Aten James
Allan miss
Aldrich Samuel .
Alexander Mary
Amey Andrew
Alexander £ J mUs
Alexander Eliza Jane
Amberson Julia Ann
Allender Samuel
Algeo William G
Applegate:& Hale
Amlrrson John :■
Anderson Joseph
be jjsi
IT
it
Tan. 22j,1848.
ilimited, and the
firm prices.
i Bales.
».23,493
1485,988
r 6j689
lot d ear-
A j 199,020
*29 hlidsi but did
125,1 If i
) [ Beegstresser Asbury Black Henry
- Balter George W Boyd Mary R£ |
Bailey M Capt Bowers Susannah
I Baird Thomas II Bensali James
. Baker B F Boland Ann 1
Ballentyne: William Boyer Thomas M
Ball Francis Boag John
, Baker John Boyd George D I
■ Bailey Harriett Booze John
1 Badger William Bonner Ann M
. Bailey John H Bovard W C ; '
I BarrWmjr 3 Bowen, Wtiliams &Co
Baker Joseph Bothw ell Margaret
' Batcharr Frederick Boothe F-lizaJ j -
Barclay George Boyle James
Barclay George R Boice James
[ Barton J 2 Boye/ Loannice ,
Barclay M illiam Brown George jun
j Barker Robert Brown J Capt
Barber Hugh Brown William !
Barns Richard W B;own Joseph
Barlew William Brown AlexT
Bastiaa William Brown William '
Baslian Henry Brown mre
Barry John Brown Mary \
Bell Marctis Brewster Richard!,
Bell Andrew Brintlinger Samuel
Bell David Brooks Henry G ?
Bell John S Brotherton William
Bell Andrew I. Brunner Jacob
Bell Albert o Bradly Isabella
Beatty John Brosell George
Bell W Brisbin Geoige
Berrill C Brackin James j
Beckwoilb Kmily mr. Brooks John A *
Brunet John Brush Rebecca
BelizhooverSum lor Wmßreunan John
Betts C S Brewster Samuel !
Bechtell Henry H BridttrJohn jun ■
Beans A J Rragden Kbenezer .
Beaty Heirnian Bruce Samuel \
Bandowin Celestine Ilrooks Jason L
Beechy Thomas 1 Bradly GW jr '■
Beltzhoover John Bruce Clara miss ;
Bcginrl Daniel Brophy John
Cersrr George W Brentlioger Klizabglh
Brsr Ket-ecra A Bull Amanda A ;;
Berry Jacob A > Borhannan Wm 4
Bennert John F Burke F.dward
BeersCharlrs Bonner A J
Benton Margaret Bochannan J W Rev
Beer William Burke Patrick
Bigham Agnew Borke Cornelia n,,i
Bishop John Burnest David r
Blaney William Burns J W
Blossom W W , Burke Julia ; a
Bingham Mary Burnside Robert
Black more B Burbage Jessee
Blaney William Burns G W
Bigalow F.dward Burke John ,
Bissei James Duller Ann H <
flyington Alberl Burk William
■Blair W J Burns Francis !
Black John B Burns Sarah Ann |
Black Arthur Burns Mary Ann 1
Black J R Burrows Tlmmss I
Black Robert Burdick James i*
Biack Ross *
IS-i-25,129
iot clear-
o shows the re-
$259,876,208
66,922,522
83.098,649
.. $409,597,379
th in property,
Bars. Irhe fol-
$40,000,000
2,600,000
• •$42,000,000
has increased
rs of the, Plain*
jto the Chancel*
jebruary. It is
have been pre*
>ks of the bank
;*P
jJ*
bo
:ie
housand hogs,
nnati the pres*
>O,OOO apd $3,-
011 the t'ayuga
tl Bank jarc in
pere arc paying
1 hips, and lOd
ibrtcrcd to take
he rate to the
nsting fcssrls
tic rate] bbl
’ ark 20 cts.
4*Thn charges
from Baltimore
4fiec man
Sj and Groceries,
|ehe» ally fraftdu
j; ! ■
Wfj»t we
||Oumbrri|ind to
jjCbmberla i»d to
||c| to Pittsburgh
Browtisrilic
.iLi L_
Sjiirnlt n|rc.
Jjjp*lciock, r. M.,
, jpoirner of Wood
! pensive aksort
-1 *fcp turc, fjoui a
ltp ; cUy f among
fje Tablcuj Ma-
parlor
H>Ning GUasea;
jjjlyw post Hed-
IgfCbaira, Mate
|cl\ altogany flu-
Milier.
f
Hj&Vinc. •
MSiVIS, Aucti’r.
i»q the pjlemi
ajjjbf February, at
siniate in the Qth
°d|hg 19 feet oil
eu bi 6n whuii ]*
tjfp I story Bpck
rLd [small frame
‘""r i street*, qach
jod |of Glass and
|leyj indisputable.
i?> DAVIS. '
Calboon William
Carpenter Michael
Carnahan Bruce II
Calhar Hannah
Caesiriay John H
Carroll David J
Carnahan J L
Case Solemn
CaumJ W H
Call Hiram
Cameron William
Canr.on John M
Carney Martin
Carlile James D
'Cal i toll (* W Mrs
Calhoun Thomas
Carroll Matthew
Carroll N'ancy Ann
Calhoun A 8
Carson Thomas
lljA-tictioncci.
Cussin F
Carle John M
Cameron William
Carroll Thomas
Cahill Michael
jaUOVKEiR.
aTjTH STREETS
jy Gooch. i
|3u, at 10 io’-
|iß6onr, corner
Carroll James
Canaan Sloan
Carobine Mrs
and do
pie cnees!of
Ijojbhie chedk,
i |j tjalc superior
i g base orange
rAlso superfine
jjj*J merinocs,
t hosiery,
jaljcoes, Stc.j
|vire. j
Carroll Chatmcy
Case Willmot W
Carroll Michael
Caldwell James
Campbell Peter
Campbell Mary
Campbell Captain
Campbell Ed word
Caldwell Samuel
Campbell John T
Caldwell James G
Campbell Peter
Bacco. 1
Jbla Molasses,
tig ipapcr, bard
T*)j assortment
fea, carpeting,
Jjndow blind!,
& itC. &LC.
Campbell Robert
Chadwick Mr
Chappie James-
Cbarleton Joseph
Charlaton Mary
Cheetham Andrew
Chronisler Cornelius
Chambers James
Chambers Joseph
Clarke P F
|y| good., cu|-
fliOt guns, pill-
Mjjready mad j
plocks, letter
fiebiU stock of
I i • febl
Clobough James
Clark. Mary
Clark James D
iltare, d&o,
Clark John
jjjO o’clock in
rorja’s Auction
Clark Washington
Clark James
c On 6th, a large
!a jjjof every dcs
catdon, Groce
» Tobacco, Spl
it Blanket!,
)(>| Candlebraa,
o fedWtely after,
wjfr Jight, some
patches, cut
tipii.i
Clark Agnes
Clark Robert
Clancy Caroline
Davis Josephine
Day H
Davidson E mrs
Daley John P
Davis John
Auct’r.
Danagh Sarah
Dana Alfred
t junction.
o«ldpk,.P. M.,
ll skies Rooms,
i f< Rowing valu
»| :< f be.ceie
l?soi (|5O acres are
t ot j situated, on
1: r Jjeiy 12 miles
#jj.ph which
i&b eg; an apple
i rfleg.) There is
t • | jrDhounced by
of the
pi stream «np r
pi ning iVoHgb
°cfi»p;e4
15*8, i 9
Pa,, cqi>
Dale Margaret
Davis Samuel
Davie John
•avis S H
Davis Thomas
Davis James
Davis Arthur
Davis Benjamin
Deforest Barton
Dean! Samuel
decker Jacob
John B
Dean :WU]iatn
Deike; J N rev
Dempsey Jane A
PjeJle Christina
AJeg'r
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Scott George v . Squire Israel R
Sellockes Henford 3 Speer Charles II
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Severn Messrs,?- • Speer Frans H
Seymour Willem ' • Srbee Michael
Senten Nathahlift Sproul James ;
Seabrookr Henry A Snyder Abbert ;
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Shebe Daniel Stephens Joseph
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Shorter Ann Stewart John S
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Taly Edwin Tanner Jacob
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Thompson James A Trienman David
Thompson William A Turner Henry
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Patent Office, January 21,1 s43'. :
ON the. petition, of C. El. McCormick,of Steel’*
Tavern, Vhginia. praying Tor the extension of ■■■■;■
a patent granted to said C. H. McCormick, for an
improvement in reaping machines, for seven years' /
from the expiration , of f said patent, which, takes
place on the 21st “ay of June, 1848—' • •
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the.third Monday in February;at 12 '■ • *
o’clock, jj.j and all persons are notified to appear -
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that tliis notice be published in the •"
Union, and National ,D< mocrat, Washington; En-’
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lumbus;lnquirer,CincinnatijSentinel, Indianapolis:*
Free Press, Detroit, , once a week for three success- i.
ivc weeks previous to the third Monday in February i ■
next. v : EDMUNftBUKKE,
Commissioner ofP;itenu< i
P.S. Editors of the above papers will plenae copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a on- !
per containing thi3 notice. jan26:la'w3w
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THE above reward of One Hundred Dollars,.will 1
be paid for the apprehension (so* that l ean got
them) of two negro men, who ran away from the
Steam Boat Grey Eagle, at this place, on the riieht
ofthc9th January inst, or §5O will he paid To rre- 1
coyery of either one* > . ' : « ' ■ i
One Sawney M’Michdel or Solomon Coleman; ns -
himaelf—the property of Robert YPMicbaeL '
Anderson County, Ky. Spjd Sawney is abont five'
feet nine inches in height, black skin, long now,and
ratr er thin pouting lips—when spoken to hjs a ’
ner of rolling up, his eyes, and speaks quick when in !
conversation—js about 25 to 28 years of age.,
he other, Daniel'Churbli, (the property ofLaga. 5
nes Lindsey, Frankfort, Franklin County, Ky*,) is a
tall,stout ycllcfw inan, rather stoopshouldercdjhigh
cheek bones—inclining to be silent, and speaks low >
—is about 30 years of age. : .
JNO. F. BROOKS,; '
jan29-2w Capt. St, ,Bt. Grey ESgle.
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moment they report tlicmselvcsj and see to their
well being and despatch them without any detention
by_tbe nrst . ships. We say this feVrlesaly as- we
dety one of our passengers to sAo.w.'thatthey were *
detained- 48 hours by us in Liverpool, whilst
thousands, of others were, deuined months, until -
they could be sent in some old craft, at aohoan
rate, which, too- frequently proved their
n-e intend to perform our contracts honorably
cost what tl map, and not act as was the case last
season,with othor offices,—who either performed
not« .11, or when it soiled thejr convenience.' *
non rawn Pitt ?b“rgH for any sum from £l
- .£lOOO, payable at any of the provincial Banks
•n Ireland, England,'-Scotltajd- and WaieS/
■ 1 JO'SIJDA ROBINSON-, .• -
* Europeari and General A gobt/. l * "s
sth st eet, one door bolqw Wodd; -;
STORE, Ship'Chandlery, ' •
—rasa
, INITIALS
Journeymen Cisar Maker! '
Proprietor ol Museum * 1
Secretary of Cnrdwainera’ Soeiety(Ladiei’brmh)'i
Secretary of Ltlghraan Society
Athensunm
Miss V M ,
PL - tJ
Youns; Men s flope Division Son* of- Tempers tic#:
FortDuquesne do do * a
Ocean Wave ' . do do '
Captain of Steamboat Oswego * ; ; fl
Clerk-of.Steambont New England :i
Steamboat J J Crittenden 1 - ;i
American Eagle ' ■
go Tennessee •-
do Mt Vernon ,-j
feb2 ■ c. M KIBBIN, P. lt;‘
1848.
Pittsburgh and Browmvilie Dally Pteklt
8 A - 1
[J£§i& fn Jv? ? 101 *° vrui ß ncvr boats complete the lirtjTM
J&gg£Bffor the present season: ATLANTIC, Capf'
n » tsittxq xm e *i& rk « n3 ° n ’ BALTIC, Capt a.
JS#l MI/ANE. Capt E. Bennett The boats awii:
enUrely.ncw, and are ihted up without ragardto expert?
fI.A* r *"'ri? n »f or ! roonefccan procure has been provi- J i
dcd. The boats will leave tbo Monongahela Wharf Boat. 1
at the loot of Iloss st. Fnsseugcrs will be punctual on 1 * s.
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised ' '
!»«' s - janM .
For Brownsville. i
Lgjfej&Jjt t.The new and splendid passenger and mu)
[i iTIS steamer BA LTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs, will leavs. i
for the above port during the present* week, at 8 a. jr.> i
positively, ■ • . • ■ . " r
f or freight or passage, apply on board. r ■ •■‘•febB'ill
*’ For Brownsville* ■■[
i THE new Mai! arid Passenger stenrtierAl^•
LANTIc; James Pawcinsos. blaster. *UI < ;
••• 5? c ! ° r . tll c. fl boveport thisMayJ at Ba. M., posiHVcHg&
Forfreight or passage applyon board. fcCTWf I
• . For St* Louis.
.TUB good steamer ST. ANTHONY, Tnotf
?£ss&EM9k May, Mazier, will 4eavc. for tßfe abovo-and
intermediate ports as soon as the Spring irude commences,
l or freight or passage apply on board. 01 to
fcl>3 JAMES,MAY, Water st.
For Bt* Louis.
I THEjJXcellelu and light draught steamer*
3tiE3i3ißimm SWAN, B. Mat, Master, will leave for Iho
above and intermediate landings in a few weeks.' '
For freight or passage applr on board, or to •
feb3 'JAMES MAY, Water st
, For flow Orleans* ,
I JEB'A THE AMERICAN EAGLE wjJHearc i
»ig?OTrgßftfor the above and all-intermediate ports,
on Thursday, the 3d instant, at 10 o’clock. For
freight or passage apply on heard, or to
GEO. MILTENBERQER,
Agent..:
Splendid New Steamer Sa'rannar. >
\ FOR NEW S L
'H. wiilJeaTOW
atiove and dl intermediate porta, cS
Wednesday, the 10th insfant;; • “ [Feb 1.
SIT For Freight or passage,apply on boai*d. .
... jp’or Saint.Louifli • • " •' - ;
■ .l. THE new and splendid, steamer lAlf
hmmsL PREW FULTON, W. H. Foitob, Mao.
tet, will leave fur the above and intermontale land
ings regularly. .-V- -
For freight or passage apply on board or to , -v
JAS. MAY. ’
li'oii saj-k. , r
OFFER for sale the house I now occupy on Web •
_ster street, a few doors west of Seventh street.
It is a two story brick house, with four rooms on
each floor. I will sell ou a liberal credit.
jan2l-tf W. H. LOWiUE.
(Gazette and Chronicle copy.)
RH MJMATIS^I. —Dr. Brown’snewly discovered
remedy foivßheumaiism is a certain and speedy
remedy, for that painful trouble. // never fails,''
OlBce and. Private Consultation Rooms, NovSo, -
Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Ptf.Tbd Doctor is at
ways at home. - „ ! janlMawtf _
First'Solrce or the Unitedßenevolent
«-£??S c i a,, 2 n . of JoMr “«yn»enCnrpeitteri. •
I HE first Soiree of the Association, wilt take
l place at tho'Lafayette Assembly Rooms, on
Thursday, evening,. February 3di^Tickets can be had r
er either of the Managers, at the St Charlcs r Hote],
the Merchants Hotel, the Butnt DistrictiHotel, at
Johnson’s Confectionery, on Market st., hear Third,
and at the office oflhe Morning Post.
MANAGERS:
W»i. E. EnaßTr, Edward*J Evans,
Alex'r Kirk, ■ John Hjrennan,
Petes Quinn, Joint Stinger, . 5
H. T. KAisni :"Wm. Moorhead,
Tiioai.iB Appi.ETos, . Morris Lindsay,
Ascirh. M’Collister, WiLUAai Jlall. '
James 11. LatciiawV • . janl3-lf
j ___ -- ToXel. .
ROM the first day of April, 1848,a large tiricV
i-I? House} carriage housi, stable, sx., situated oh
the Pike from the Monongahela, Bridge to Birming- i.
I ham. For particulars apply to the subscriber, at his
store, Sooth end of the Monongahela Bridge.
jan 27:]Wd* JAMES RLACKMORE.,.
IN the Court of Common Pleas, of Allegheny conn
tv, of Term, A. D. 184 , No.
» In. the matter of the Voluntary Assign*
meht of George Albert,
To
Uriah Applegate. :
And now, to wit;** Jan. 2Ut r IS4S;
***••* Account of the Assignee filfdj and the
court direct notics of the same to be given, by pub
licationfor three successive weexs, in two ot the
papers in the city of Pittsburgh, and thatthe said
account vrill be allowed on the 22dday of February
next, unless cause i><* i-howu to the. contrary;*^'
From the Record,
j mSS-dliw3.v . ‘ • HIRAM mjLTZVProtHy
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