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BRITISH MAH. STEAMERS.
«r' Jnn:txtttpool.' •Departures' from.' America.
Dec. 18ttCFor Boston.- r Jan. Ist From Now York.
Jan. lsi: ;" New .York: J Jan. 15th Boston.
Jan. 15th 'Boston. • Jan. “ ‘ New York.
Jan.»th. “ NewYotk. Feb; 12th ' Boston.
Feb. 12th Boston. Feb. 26th “ New York.
Feb.»th;, « New York. Mar. 11th **_ Boston.
Mar.llth '■** Boston. Mar. 85th “ New York
Morssth « New York.
And hereafter, from April
departures will be weekly, ('
pool to America, and from
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
Steamboat Packet Line, loaves doily for Cincinnati, 10 a M
Passenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 a. Mh and 6 p. m. : •. ‘u«ore ana
Mail Coach Uue, direct to Philadelphia. 9 x. m., and 124
p. m. i
Western and Southern Mail Coach line, 6 a.m.
. North-Western, via Cleveland, dailv.-lO a »
to Philadelphia, dally, except Sundays, 4
pEPARTVRE OP MAILS.
KliSl »>» Pfciladelplua, due 3 *. x., closes IS m.
«o£S?rin ai!; otSi w ul l'? ul “ v- ’^ ae 8p - ** Closes SA. M,
twih and Waduigion.due Sr. closesß a. x.
Effl^222‘S ,#TO^? e -“ A - »-'dose*9 a. m.
Erie and Western New York doc 8 p. m., closes* jum.
: OFFICE OF THE POST. )
Tlesdav Morning, February 8, 1848. \
"\estcrday was quite 'dull; no activity appeared in any
department of trade. Merchants generally sold from
store, but in what is called a retail way. No change in
any article usually quoted was noticed.'
FLOUR—We have nothing to say about Flour, except
that there were no sales to indicate a price. Receipt*
were small, and a general dullnesa-prevailcd. A few re
tail tales were made at former quotations. We quote
nominally, as follows: from first hands, at wharf and from
wagon, 84 6204 68; from store, at 84 81084 87.
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CLOVERSEED—SaIes from vtorc at 83 62. There ap
pears to be some demand. No receipts.
Seeds arc without change, and no sales.
MOLASSES—SaIes at 26c.027c.
SUGARr—Sales of new crop at 4jc.osc„ in hhds., ex
tra Prime Old, at 6c.o6|c.
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APPLES-Grecnr of good quality, are worth SI 50 per
bbl. The demand is very good.
DRIED PEACHES-—Sales at SI 60. from store.
DRIED APPLES— No sales, aim market almost bare-
We quote nominally at 75c., from store.
BUTTER—Regular sales of Prime Roll at 121e.3?13c-
In kegs, one sale at 10c. for a good article.
SALT—Sales at 81 37.
LARD—Sales at 6 c., for No. 1.
WHlSKY—Salesofßcctifiedatdistillcricrf. at 20c021:i
Raw, 15c.019c-
llAY—Sales Jast week firm at S9OIO, which have
been the rates for some weeks, .The demand is pretty
good; ami while the roads are in order, farmers would do
well to bring in their lots.
RAGS—The demand is quite brisk. Lois taken at 31c-
POTATOES—Demand is very great for a good article.
Sales.from first hands at 81 50 for Neshannock.
OATS—Sales yesterday at 25c.
iL/” Other Grains without change, to all appearance.
No Soles.
FEED—No ebauge in any article of Feed for horses
cows ot hogs. ’
COFFEE^—Sales at BJc,
RlCE—Regular sales at Tic., in tierce; s{c. in bids.
BROOMS—Good quality sold from store at 81 370
81 50.
CHOCOLATE—SaIes of Norfolk at $2 50 per box.
FL AXSEED—SoIes of 150 bushels at 90c.095c.
at6oCle. per lb.
RAISINS—SaIes of 30 boxes bunch, at S 3 37.
TAR—Sale of North,C-aroliua,at 85 37.
, COTTON—We caniget no quotations. There were
stme.receipTs, but no sale#.
PEANUTS—ReguIar sales at 81.
CHEESE—SaIes atfi'26|r:
LINSEED OlL—Sales at 56c.
FEATHERS—’Not much activity; we quote at 31c032c
from store.
BEESWAX—SaIes ht 21c.
BACON—Sales 0f.6,000 ft.?. Haiti* and Shoulder*, ut
Slc.andSfe.
TOW YARN—There has been a decline lately. Sale
of 50 doii-n ar 22c.
Philadelphia, Feb. 5.
In .relation to the counterfeit gold coins, whiuh
hare been before'described, the following letter was
written to the New Orleans Mint by the Director of
- the Philadelphia Mini. The half-eagle referred to
bore no Oiiot*mark: I
Must of the United States,
Philadelphia, Oct. 21, 1547.
Sir—The counterfeit half-eagle which yo"b liave
sent I»roe is a. very remarkable and very dangerous
imitation of the true coin. It is, a curious coinci
dence, that while yon were examining the counter
feit half-eagle, we had onr attention engaged by a (
quarter-eagle, dated 1843, equally well imitated,
and.composcd in Ihe same manner. This, however,
bears the 0., which marks it as an imitation of the
New Orleans coinage. I teod you a part of it en
closed for your examination, bat beg that you will {
return-it to me. There are dies missing of those
sent to-you from here, as is evidenced by your re
ports; nor are any missing here; so that the origi
nal dies cannot have been used by the counterfeiters
We must suppose, either that the counterfeiters have
the services of a most skilful engraver, or that they
have possessed themselves of a dangerous process,
recently discovered in England, for making very
perfect dies of cast iron, which are fac similet of
the original medal or coin.
f Very respectfully your faithful servxbt,
R. M. Patterson, Director.
The amount of Treasury notes outstanding on the
let last, wae $13,651,019. The amount outstanding
on. the Ist January was $14,937, 331.
/There was a very heavy business on Thursday in
the stock market, and prices of almost every de
scription went up floatingly. Government loans, of
1667, rose 1, which, deducting the month’s interest
■ do# on them, bringstbe government credit within 4
per cent, of par. The money market Is easier, and
the whole tone of feeling in stock circles much im
proved. /
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Baltikoue, February 4.
Tbtf money market still continues stringent, and
the Banks discount with great caution. A large
amoontof good paper, which under other circum
stances would receive favorable attention, is being
thrown out. Those, therefore, who, though good,
having money to raise fur immediate payments, find
considerable difficulty. To this present tightness
of monetary affairs, may be attributed the cause of
the unusually wide differcrce made between cash
and limeaaies, especially in breadstuffs. The recent
foreign news per the Acadia, has had an unfavora
ble effect: Many were holding baeh for this intelli
gence, in anticipation of higher prices, but they
have suffered disappointment. As a general thing,
all who have stored produce, expecting advanced
-rates, feel able to meet contingencies, and are there
* fore safojbot the prospects for shipmentarerbeesming
less favorable, and we should net be surprised if
lower prices than those now ruling, would havelto
J»e. taken. In any emergency, our prospects or a
/. wholesome'trade to come are good.
A comparative statement of the imports of
foreign ana- colonial Breadstuff's at Liverpool, for
three years, exhibits striking results as to the in
crease in that time ; and it is probable that the
Flour, of which last year 2,330,327 bbls. were im
ported, against 172,000 in 1845, is chiefly from this
country. The circular of Robert Procter computes
Re stock of:Breadstuffs at Liverpool, at the close of
.1847, at 50,000 qrs.l of wheat, 100,000 bbls. flour,
100,000 qrs. of Indian Corn, and 120,000 bbls. of
Indian meal. - ;
; Money Mattebs.— The New York Tribune of
Thursday says, that the private letters by the steam
er speak generally in; hopefUl tones of the condition
;of financial affairs. Money was abundant.
Comtakative Cost or Coal and Wood, fo*
Steamboats. —Capt. Carlisle, of the Marshal Ney,
took in, at Cannelton, Perry county, la., 32,000
bushels-of coal at 7 cents, per bushel;— every 14
bushelsof which equalled one cord of .wood in pro
ducing steam, thus saving the. difference between
the price of 14 bushels of coal, 98 cents, and a cord
of yrood at $3,50* to s3—the price now asked on the
SL Louit Or/fan, , , .
MR* SPENCER, respectfallyannounces to. the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that his
in Mesmerism, will continue during
?!!?if ee^*a *^hiloHall. Thosewbodo notbelieve,
* had better attend, and embrace the present opportu
nity to satisfy themselves. The Experiments wi|l,
®T cr y , 5S* ,lce > he given with persons who are
citisens of Pittsburgh.
All may expect to be amazed, astounded andcon- i
weed. - - } ‘ v .. |
V‘V- open at half past 6 o’clock. Tickets, :25
f. Cents—can be had at the Exchange Hotel, Office of
the Post, and at the door. Front seats must be re
served for the Ladies. jan3l
JroaStfittr* ®
"OFTaiDB.
to November inclusive, the
(every Saturday)-from Liver-,
kracnca to Liverpool.
*>*Uy EtTltiv o t the Market*.
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FOBS OT PiTTafIURGH.
SIX PSST- WATXR.IN TH3
J •'' ARRIVED;'/ :i i ; u .
Steamer Beaver,-’Clark, Wellsvillcf f >
T:. : Nelson, Brownsville;
Cope,'Moorerßeaver and Wi
“ ' Bmggold,: Cope, Bridgeport;
it Danube, C°cjre, Browiuville; . -
‘ Baltic, Jacobs, , do:
‘ Atlantic, Parkinson,- do;
Grey. Eagle; Brooks, Louisville;
Hibernia No. 2, —, Wheeling.
„ DEPARTED,
Steamer Beaver, Clark; WellsvUle;
'* /' Michigan. No. Sb'Gtiaon, Beaver;
Caleb Cope, 9 Moore, Beaver and \Vi
“ - “Atlantic. rarkinsoni Brownsvillei -
44 • Despatch, Nelson, - do;
u v Baltic,-Jacobs, do;
“ Danube, Cocke, - do;
w Ringgold, Cope,- AVltccling;
IHT For Franklut.—-The Arrow, Capt, i
will leave regularly drhen. navigation opens*
HTFor New Orlears.— The Sotauiin
Dennison, will leave on next Thurstfay, at ]
A new and maguificcntboat.
For Brownsville.— The Atlantic
Parkinson, leaves. at4P. M., every day.
The Baltic U-apt. Jacobs, leaves at 8 A, h
Kor V^ellsville.— The Beaver , Copt,
loaves at 9 A.M., every day.
B2P*Fok ClNfcimvATi.—The regular Pjicl
leave at 10 A. M.
BUNCH RAISINS—St) boxes fresh, just recej
for sale, by ifcbB) _ smith &smd
MOLASSES —to bbls, just received and for Isoj
febH . SMITH ASINC
COFFEE.— 50 bags Prime Rio. received pW Grev
Engle, and for huU*. by SMITH A SINCiEjAIK.
febB k- :
ROLL BUTTER—!2 bhls., irob. find neatly nu
gale by [frbfr] : _SMITII A SLVC fcb,
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.—We have jdstfecHved
e large supply of Books for Sunday School I ttirimcs,
published by the American Sunday School UiJbri, and
approved bv a committee of publication, ccm biting of
members of the following denominations, vifc.:
Congregational, Episcopal Methodist. Preslrvlctian. and
Reformetl Dutch. These publications romprue upwards
of six hundred bound volumes, (of prices from 8 Abuts up
to 75Cents.) nil written expressly for Sundry Schools
In addition to the above, the Union puhlidic t'ja large
vonch- ot books, in paper covers, for quite vbu j* child*
rcn. tor rewards, Ac. £ 1
The Union also publishes two Libraries. N’f>< 3 and 2.
of one hundred volumes each, all numbered re idk'for us*’
ot books from 72 pages up to 250, at the low p ridfe of ten
dollars, averaging only ten cents a volume. Jj
Also, ‘‘A Youth Cabinet Librarv.- of fitly yuftthic* at
the low nrice of two dollars and fifty ccuts. ;i
Also. Ilymn Books, Qurvtion Books. n*d and b & '
cts on paste boards. Maps. Ac.
AH the übove we sell at the Union,
prices. Catalogues of- Books furnished ot
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH. 56-1
frbB between Third
“T CANNOT SAY TOO .MI CH TO)
1 proof of the efficacy of Dr. WiltenTr
Mixture. Rem] tlio foUowwjr:
f * PirrsßVßGij. ,
“ATr.Mr*. Hays ISrorhray :,\ w*n*e ot' tUixy fc
trie to mnke a statement in regard to The v .:r
Dr. Wiilnrd's Cough Mixture upon iny sysinn Rfar «omc
twelve week*, during the winter.! was go mijctfjhroubled
with a bnrragsing cough, as to render tut* entirely Unable
to attend to my work: ami, from the nature of uivfgyMcm,
I hud every reason to believe, was rapidly rinjnug into
consumption. After trying various rrmedies. wiftlnut unv
effect. I was led to try a Lottie of the Ori« niifl Couch
Mixture, and must say that I consider it the iJ&t ;i u the
United States—in fact, I cannonsnv 100 inueli 1 fd*|ic. as f
wait entirely cured by the use of the first To the
afflicted, I would say, ‘gel u bottle of it. amlM&ifcd.*
. ‘’Daniel o*C«sfcsriL"
Price 25 cents. For sale t»v kj .
HAYS & BltOC»hi|\V,
No. 2, Com. Roxv, Liberty st.. near Ca ml,.Basin.
Sold also by |feb9] J. FLEMING, La* rf^cevifte.
"VTEW PUBLICATION!?. — Mi Iron's poem j, iliuntxaled.
Harper's new cilitipn of the Poetical werkfejof John
Milton, with a raembir, and critical remarks on offt genius
and writings. t>v James Montgomery; and o ie|*juiudr>'d
and twenty engravings from drawings Iv W nJ?jlarve\.
In two volume*. J| ,
Sitockk** G&kek Tkstamkxt.—The four (jki&t'L’aod
Acts ot the Apostles. in'Greck, with Kuglish now*) criti*
cal. philoropliical, cxcgvtical; maps, indexes, ejiitogeth
er with the Epistle* and Apocnlypse; the whole jjfornung
the Xt*w Testament—-For use of Schools. C< HtJffcs, and
Theological Seminaries. By Rev. J. A. Spci cof] A- M.
.4 Ktw .Voryf—Midsummer’s Eve.*—A fairy anjeloi lovc.
By Mrs. S. V. Hall. Hl{
James's Henry JT-—The life of Hnnrv the Fcamh- king
of France awl Navarre, hy G. P. R. 'James Complete
in four parts, paper; 2 vol*. clo?b. 11l
For sale l.v JOl INSTON A
Boftkmller*. cor. nt Mitrki
Dissolution.
partnership so long eii»Uug under
X CORI) d: KING. was. by' mutual com*
on the Ist iust. The busiucas will Lc elm
stand, by either of us. using the name of tl.
purpose. Being desirous to have our bust*.,
with a* Jillic delay as possible., we would res|*cj
quest those indebted, to ua.i and settle their oeij
JOHN 1). Ml
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ro-PAKT.\EKSinr.
JOILX T), M’CORD, having associated wiiij
brother. JAMBS M’COIID. under the stvle jf
<1 CO., will continue the Hat, Cap, and j'xr Imi
aIJ ir.H various branches. wholesale and retail, a
stand, comer of Fiflh and Wood street*, whqrej
cit a contiiiftntion of the patronage so liberally
on the oMjfirm. JOHN D. MV
JAMES S.
iy retiring from the old and well known finite
Kino, 1 most respectfully recommend to tier |
ol the public, my successors, Messrs. .MVokO i
feb?-lm , fl. J).
' M’Cord dt Co., 1
(Si cTE?WOft!« TO M'Cord Si Kixfi.j
4 MANUFACTURERS and dealers id
HATS. CAPS, nud PCItS, Wholesale ahd
Retail, cor. Wood and Firth sts., Pittsburgh.
PARTICULAR attention paid to our Rkut
Gentlemen can rely, at all times, ujkjii getting kin
and CAPS, from our establishment, of the M«(
and workmanship, of the latest styles, and ak t
prices. !
Country Merchants, (purchasing bv whoittvlt $ are re
spectfully iurjtcd to call and examine our Sloela ! fl» We
catt say with confidence, that, as regards mr&fi/ and
orifir, it will not sutler in a comparison with <ffft house tu
Philadelphia. \ jfr b7«y
FOR SALK.—J offer for sale the house I lio'
on Webster street, a few doors west of jSoPebih st.
It is a two story brick house, fwith four rooms &u 1 each
floor. I will sell on a libera] credit. I £ i
jan2Mf •• ■ • W. it IjOWRIR.
RHEUMATISM^— Dt. Brown’tf newly disebv*
edy for Rheumatism is a speedy and ccrtali
for that painful trouble, It never fuaU.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, No.
raond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is a!
home. ja;il<
LANDRETIPS GARDEN SEEDS.—The »
has just received his annual supply of L
Garden Seeds, warranted fresh and geuuiuc, c
every variety worth cultivating. The attention
era, eardcuers, and others, is. respectfully cdlh
*toct. F L. SNOW]
lcb2 No.
MOSS! MOSS!!—Just received and forjsij
bales Moss, of a very superior quality.! \
J. ANKRIMj*!
File Factory. fthj
feb2-dlw
HOLLAND GIN—I pipes tiwmi and Blaek Horse
Gins, for sale by (dcc22J P. €. jIARThN.
ASEIGNETTE BRANDY—6 hall' pipos jAStiffncUc
Brandy, i'or sale by [dcc22j I*. C.
for sale low, to close ebulriimmcut.
T. C. MARTIN
Sr.VDRIES— I'M clou. Playing Card*; ! Jr,
200 whole and half cuus Sardines;
10 bosket* Olive Oil; j j*;
10 bxs. nss’d Cnl*np» and Brandy Fruit*;
5 bbls. Crushed Suj?ur. ! !*i
4 “ Ldtff * ‘ ! 1 :
.1 cases I/cmon Syfitp; j j■ 1
10 bx*. Ijemons. For&niehv
feb7 ■ P C. MAft'flN.
The Fatal Consequence. —The bills of thlortality
which we' daily see recorded, and the vast pombej
that'dfie ofCoostnnpti'ofr, and the very many of our
friends and acquaintances who 1 arc seriously and
dangerously afflicted, and must ere lotSgijjay the'
debt of Nature, is alone sufficient evidence that no
time should be lost in getting clear of the Very first
evil seed of dilease as soon as possible* before it
; takes rootanddestroye life. Occulai* dembn'strations
' are daily visib'e to the public, that “ PR; PUN>
i CAN'S EXPECTORNr REMEDY-’ ifl the only
i safe and effectual Medicine that will completely
1 eradicate the first symptoms of this fatal
Her Life has been Spared , by the use of Pi* Pun*
tan’s Expectorant Remedy. CoNstmfrxoßr Ae&ested!
Mrs. Marg&ret Clemons, of Columbus, Ohio, has
« wen Buffering with a “DISEASE OFTHS Zf-fJVGS, ’
tor the last three years. She at length beciiM so
weak and debilitated that she could notlehvo her
oed. Her husbaud procured 1 all the different medif
set forth to- cure Consumption; bjuuhfortu
oatel'y there was none of them afforded her any de
cided relief. At last,seeing a notice injlher'tOhio
Statesman,” of a cure tbit was perforatedMupon a
ypungjady similarly affected, which gavejhopes of a
cm, your expectorant Remedy was sent for!,-of your
agent Mr.- Mattoun, and used according to the direc
tion*'..-. got*? effects we*e'visible after wring the
Medicine one week. Ker Congfthig itibteided, and
the Choaking by phlegm, which she distressingly ex
perienced; and lifter-using the Expectorant; weeks
ner strength returned to its natural Tigoy,jand now
enjoys perfect health; I write you those Jines in
si«cere 4 of the speedy cure yoi
cine performed upon my sister. i
Tours, truly, ; PHILIP HENDE
Cohttnbuif Ohio, Sept. 10,; 1845. \
The above named, medicine for sale by
Jackiow, 89 bead ot Wood
burgh, Pa. !
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"on ThKrtday rvrutng, ttultlh of Frt>ruan> .
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Capi. Samuel OIiS«.'.Ti'DZ MMfficlHfiagara.
Cupl. J.ißolfmnß.'WMiunßton. A. M'JK«aine. •.“
Geo. Fahncaloeki llnelc Sain. :i' S. M’KeJry, - “
John MaralmU.ProridcJrt. f ■ >«.: Christ}-. ••••••“ *••
S. Caldwell, Wul PrtmliT . J. a Blair,
D. M: L«e,Eagle. c.coleman. “ ■
Capt. M.MlStcia, James Blakely, ■-
A. P. Ansmilz, Duqucsne. J. A: Farkison,
Capt. J. M. Porter, Neptuno. J. E. M’Feely, li
James Irwin, Vigilant. K. P/ Glass, “
J.Bdmock, Vig.l. IL Co. E. Kaye, ■. ..«• •
>V. Collingwood.G. I. H. Co.. - James Donald, “
FLOOR MANAGERS ?
Capt- Was.'FBAnBB, , Joseph Kate. Esq.
Darnel; M’Afice, Esq., and Hand, ■will be there on the
occawon. . : .... f e bB .
W'PB'STf SOIREE.
.rrilE dnwsftsof Pittsburgh and Alleehcny. are respect-.
wa« n* ll J^' l tcd to attend the First Annual Soiree of the
Wm. Pean Fire Company, to be riven at' the Lafayette
Assembly Ro6ms,onTue«lay evening: the 22dEebruary
If e IWfif xv S l Hr eh £ d hp hy that ’prince, of caterers/
Mr. StticKleiid. Mr, Daniel AfAfet; and Baud,.from
-Wheeling, win be present.. Tickets <cari be procured
* from any of the. foUowiiw Managers l . J'wiw*-
■ • -. .. „■ . . JU-tAOEhs... - f
S-CwnewnrlloDe. . L Fulton,Trestacm. ; T
\,r : K^i e ' , . J* C. MontgomeayAVm Penn
t^‘V s^ ~e’ -S lc S hc,, s'- Wm. Krebs, *
H; G i:?, r . ron ’4 )Uc l ncsiJC - J. Caldwell, « •
\V m. White, Neptune. . .Wm. Platt, u" '
Jos.Roye.Niaffant. . Wm. Campbell,'
G-Schneck, I.V. H. C °. R. E. Elliott. “ ...
J. Prophator.
W»CoHutjnvood t Vnele'SamJ6s t Sprotlcv, “
1 John Lamottu «
Telegraph, Ihspatcli, , Journal, Chronicle, aud Gazette
copy 2 weeks. . , , f-1.7
I, An t „ GRAND SOIREE
?°isL rA w<*'•&*«* Jfwpirri.—Hu- citizens pf
• Pt*t*bnreh, Allegheny etty, and the Public generally,
are respectfully invited to attend a Grand Soiree, for the
Benefit of the Mercy Hospital, which will he riven at
the Lafavctte Assembly Rooms, on Tboraday evening.
Sfth ofFcb. inst Mr. Daniel M’Afee, of moling ami
hi* Band, have been engaged to play for the Occasion.—
licketß can be procured from any 01 the Managers.
mx.vagrbs: -
Hon. C. Dnrrapli,
S, oL McCandloss, Col. Wm. C. Meredith,
fc°V n fe'.'fc'- K, P' Daaial M'Afee, !
I>r J. R. M Chntock, Dr. Geo. Watt,
John Savage, Jol ln j. Mitchell.
John h. Downing, Terence Clark,
1 ’ Hlioma* Henry,
James tmsey, George Russell,
?°\ n , J V^ , ,? orn ‘ ot > *>. 0. M'Guire,
V\ M » R i? Ul . c, > Harper,
Jolm B. GtiUiric, W. B. M'Conlogue.
C. Ky*ft»r. John J. Goggeu. febS-td V
tet will
fit.!
I GW FOR SALK—Two Building Ix>t*. in the Sixth
j vv ard. each -1 by 13d feet, on which tlniv is a never
tattmg spnng of water. {feb7j GEO. COCHRAN.
lONDON PORTER—S easts, in pint and quart bottles,
j.for solo by [lebTJ P. C. AIARTIN.
OLD WJIISKKA . Ae.—so whole and half bbls. Old
Rye Uhtskry, 1K)7; Id do. do. Old* Pcnrh Brandv.
l wa_Forrale by _ P. C. MARTIN’.*
WM. ATaKXANDER A SONS,
CoFKtN Makers and Ftrnuiung
cvntrr of Penn anil
_ Sf. Clair streets, opposite tht Ex-
Wra"* change Hotel. Entrance on Perm st.,
Vlr ■ res>)>eettully infonn their friends
mid the public, that they are prepared to furnish and at
tend to every tiling in the Hue of I’mlertakers, as they
hove qtiit die business of Cubiiiet Making, and their at
tention will he devoted altogether to the above bn*ines<,
keep a large «*.M>rtmcni of COFFIN'S made aud finished,
covered, mid lined in the neatest manner, with a variety
of mutcriul*. and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS rea
dy made, of all sizes, of Flannel, Cambric, and Muslin,
at all prices, otul made in the eastern ptyle, amt all ttthet
article* necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing
funerals, of quality urn! prices, tosut; SILVER PLATES
for enpraviug the mime and ape ; ICE CASES for laying
tin* body in ire. by those who wish to keep their friend*
any length of time, and have ZINC PANS'to pur ice in
for laying on the body; I*RADEN Coffins always on
hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair of
fine horsd*. and any number of the besi carriages, etc.
etc., and wiH.bc prompt, punctual, ami reasonable.
nnglP-y
IAA REWARD.—'The above reM-nni of One Hnn-
Ol v/W dred Dollars, will be puid for the apprehension
(*o that 1 ran get them) of two negm men, who ran
awuy trom the Stcumbval Grey* Eagle, ot this place, on
the night of the Pth January inst.. or Salt will W* paid for
recovery of cither one.
One Sawney APMiehae) or Solonmn Coleman, as he
call* hiuiself —the property of Robert M'Michael, Ander
son county, Ky Said Sawney is about five feet nine
inclic* in lteight. block skin, long nose aud rather • thin
pouting lipt—when i»jH.*kcn t«> Ims ;* manner of rolling tip
hi* eyes, and spenkh quick when m conversation—is
al*out tj/i to year* of age.
Tlte other. Dunie! fhtireh. <the property of
Limlsey. I'rauktbrt. Franklin count). Ky.;) is a ta!l, »ti‘M»t
yellow man. rtxthcT >Kuqi ;-hmihlere*l. hfgh check bone*—
ttjcliniug to be slirui. 001! law —i.« shout 30Year»
of age. JNO. F. BROOKS
jnmJ9-3w * C-apt. Su Ri. Grey Eagle.
BROWNSVILLE WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
, FayeJU cuxinty. Pa.
friends «>f Hydropathy,—also, the public in gene
-1 rul.—ute respectfully informed, tlint t)ii* establish
ment, built expressly fur the purpose, bos now been itt
successful operation since August, 15547.
The building is 7IJ feet by 30, two stories high, and will
comfortnblv arcpmmod&tc twenty-five patients,—every
rtK»in is well ventilated, and neatly furnished. The sleep
ing, butliiug. nnd dressing rooms, for ladies, arc a* entirc
i) separated frmu those of the gentlemen, as if H» differ
ent bui'nlmcs; hl*o, separate parlor*. The bathing-room*
arc luruUUed with all the ncccs»ary baibs tor umk-rgoing
a *«R*ve**ful tn-ntmejii.
Nunicrou* pnrv »t»A-wnter *nring* surround the estab
lishment: pleasant and rctirr-n o alks nmung the neigh
boring hili* ore abundant, otid the exertion of rcaclung
the suutmiu 1* amply repaid by the beautiful view* over
a om»1 nieturesque couutrv.
DR. ILVJ'LZ, the Proprietor, who reside* iu the estab
lishment, ha* had year*' experience in this popu-
Inr mode of practice; and, early in the ensuing summer,
expect* to be joined by DR. MASON, Fellow of the Roy
al College of Surgeon*. London; who is now vt-iiing the
best establishments in England.
The Establishment bo* rcen. so far. well patTOtUzed;
an<l no pmn* will be spared to utnke it us comfortable
and agreeable to invalid* as the sy*tcu will admit of.
The term* are n» follow* :
!&im. Ins
giI'COKD
in
jj iljc old
[they uoJi
hcsiowed
bjlW.
S>IUX
U\
a£jM'<*nriD
Miromtcc
For |wlicnU,S< ! per week, lo ho paid weekly.
Very feeble puuenu ppi required to bring their own
' mir«e*; board ran be had lor them. iu the Ealnbtishin'ut,
nt per week.
F<ttcb pati>»ni is required to bring the following articles:
Two linen or cotum sheets. two woollen blankets, six
coarse tow-els, either three comfortables or a light feather
bed; likewise, an old linen, and flannel -sheet, for baud*
ages, and one injection instrument.
The following diseases are successfully trcnteiV
Fevers. Intermitting do., or Ague: Inflammation of (he
Lungs, Stomach. Bowels. Liver. Spleen, and Kidneys;.
Dyspepsia; Asthma; Rheumatism, ucutc and chronic:
Sciatica, and Lumbago; Gonorrlurn; Primary and Se
conder)- Syphilis; Scrofula; Nervous Diseases: Partial
Paralysis; Neuralgia; Sick Headache; Palpitation of the
Heart; Hypochondriasis; Dropsy; Jaundice; Habitual
Costivencss; Delirium Trcmcnai Spasius of the Stomach;
and Bowels; Spinal Chronic Dysentery, or.
Dinrrbtca; Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Hend, Ac.
F<trade Diseases, as—Prolnpsus Uteri, or bearing down
of the Wontb. Kxeessivo. painful, and obstructed men
stniatjnn. febfl-wOm
ft Trade.
it HATS*
Qairrutl*
ItfweM
Office of tuk Alleohk.vy Bridge Co., >
PiU*bur~ti, February I, lSi9. i
AN ELECTION for President, Managers aud Otticers
ftrt the w Company for erecting a Bridgo over the ri
ver Allegheny opposite Pittsburgh, iu the County of Alle
gheny, will he hotden at the Toll House, on Monday, the
6th of March next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
red rem
r^emedy
>6s* Dia
syuya a!
ujilawtf
fisb'J—lmdJcwfli JOHN HARPER, Treasurer.
VttlffreUMt Parwsola, Parasolettes,
AND WALKING CANE UMBRELLA'S.
■trrM. H. RICHARDSON, Steam Factor*, (the only
T T one in the United States,) No. 104, Market street,
Philadelphia.
Merchants informed that I continue to
manufacture oil the nbovc goods, by the aid of steam,
notwithstonduft the great opposition of parties opposed to
the introduction of expensive iiuproycmeuts. My assort
ment is complete, and prices so fow as to give entire sat
isfaction.
Ldhtlreth'i
: rrt> facing
n vof larm
liqto his
V otcrsL
fife a few
there is an Umbrella Store next door, of nearly
the same name, it is important you should remember WM.
11. RICHARDSON, Steam Factory, and Panlentee t>f the
Walking Cane UmbrrUa, sign of the Lady aud Eagle, No.
104. Market «t., Philadelphia.
is requested to the celebrated Walking
Cane Umbrella, a neat and beautiful article, combining all
the advantages of a Cane and _ feS4
Notice to Contraetora.
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the
Youghioghcity Navigation Company,' in the Borough
of West Newton, until Wednesday, the 23d day of Feb
ruary next, for the construction of Dams and Locks, upon
the Youghiogbcny river improvement. Thins and speci
fications of the work, may be seen at the Company’s Of
fice any time after ifce lßth of February next, and any
information in regard to Ihc'work may be obtained from
J. E. Day, Engineer at Pittsburgh. Tha proposals will
be addressed to - the Presidenl of the Company, at West
Newton. ALES: PLUMKR, Presl. Y. N. Co.
West Newtoof, Jin. 2S, lt%4S.—feb-T-wUtT
Tike Sandfiy Mercary.
REPRESENTATIONS having been made to the effect
that this paper is published in wanton violation of
all proper Sabbntn observance, the Publishers feel bound
to aeciarc that except in the mun'e.of thfe day of its issue - ,
(not of its composition or publication,) there is. no colora
ble grounds for the disgraceful misrepresentations that
have been made. Thtere ft? ne work done on this paper
on the Sabbath, and \ve npjSeol to ail publishers in Pitts
burgh to answer whether tin; so culled Sunday Mercury"
has not less work done on Shinfoy than any other sheet
published in (ho city
febs~dd&wftt
* Homkwood, Fct. L 1848. *
I OFFER FOR SALE, my Homcwocd pmperiv,com}
prising between live ami six hundred acres of land.—
I shall have a road opeued, riummg tlrrough th» principal
body of die land, so as to render it easily accessible from
the turnpike, and the Squirrel Hill and BrxddbeV's Field
roads. Any portion of the property may be obtained, so
as to suit the wishes and convenience of purchasers.
Mr. Dauicl Negley, of East Liberty, will give any gen
eral information a*-to the locality of the laud—and Mr.
George Bailey will oblige me by attending hi perron, and
showing any particular part of it, and giving information
as to the terras of sale. WM.-WILKINS.
tfoMXWOOD, Feb.JJd, 1848.—Imd*
SODA ASH—2S casks, best quality, for sale by
j atr27. JNO. F. PERRY.
POTASH--5 casKs No. 1, for sale by
jan2? JNO. F. PERRY.
bxs W R; in store andfor.aale Ity
jan27 JNO. F. PERRY.
BACON— 24,00& lbs bacen Shoulders, forsaleby
jan27. ' JNO. F. PERRY;
■\T AILS & SPIKES.-—350 kegs Nails and Spikes,
X i assorted, in store and for sale by ‘ /
WILLIAM
jtaPittsS
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GEO. YOUNGSON & CO.
L. S. WATERMAN.
V'V'- Ci W
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•t: i .ABCTIOH.JSAI.iIS,v.-...'..- .......r... v.
i VBV JC»INi'D.'JUEV:iB,'AIJG'nGNf;BR,;;i;.--•
South-East corner qfi 'Vrt&eTrXijUl "Fifth afreets.
y : - • <^i ' * 0/ “ .\-= . :
*/T\N Tliursday momiug. Fobrualy 10th, av lO ;
the Commercial Sales Room, corner ctf Wood aitd
Fifth bis ; sold, for cosb/currcno;,-Tor.-Recount r
kvhom it roay concern, a largo foreign dad ;
domestio. staple andianoy Dry. Goods, kCu'r r *• > --i
:- At fl o’clock: p. A largo quantiiy of quccuswarc,
■French-brandy, l cask Holland gin, -foe accoiht wborait
-may corictym, td'pay freights and charges; 1 Also gen--
crat assortment of household and kitchen ftiniitgre rsopo
rior transpareaf window blinds, mantel, clocks, looking,
gluises, carpeung; feather beds, cooking stoves, &d. v
: f At fit o’clock, m m:—A quantity of .dry : goods; b'oo|i%;
shoes, icady-inatus clothing, Ac., from-a. couniiy store,
also fineciitlcryv.carpemera tooUf brace and ;bii*, .uccorr
dcoriH, .violinsi life*, combs, watches, jewelry, gups, pis
tols. ; . . ; ,fc W 5 .
; ;LABT ba% ’p--;; - ;
B&lanec of Pawnbroker's SalTof Watshts, at Auction, bn
JAMES M-KENNA, “Auctioneer.
',f|MIIS. evening, Tuesday Feb*y Bth, at 7 o : clock preeisr*-
*• I !y. wilf-be sold Auction Rooms, No.
115 Wock) street, three doors frOm' sth, tho .balance 'of
: hew and second hand Gold and Silver Watches; remain
ing unsold from Phwhbrbker’s 'SnW of Shtuhltiy-evening
last, all pf wjiieh mdst be sold to the lugbest biddcr with
'cpt rescrvc v ns the owner’s engagements compels him to
Imuni hoinfc jo-ii\orK>w? positively, without any delay'
whatever, and at the same time,
T gold lever ou l and ut the risk of .it lonner purchaser.
1 fine detached patent lever Watch, 1 13 holes je.weled,
IS carrots. AT. J. Tobias, N0.'15,500;
** ; 16 carrot, 1b.002
3 *< 10.537-
“ *• u ' u *.
u « *• : 13.55 s
*• « IUOO3
fall Jewelled. ,
1 heavy eased gold patent lever, with gold back, made
by Jus. Liverpool, No. 80.47.
Andoit account, and the rijk of a certain individual'
who pnrtliascd dn Saturday evening. 1 gold patent I/ever
. Wotchi 3sair jewels, mode by Ju*. Johnson, Liverpool,
No. 21tW, and the said individual will take notice that,
unless he or his agent calls ot the Auction Rooms of the
subscribed Iwforc or at the hour specified in this adver
tisement, and pay the full nmount for which he purchased
it. with ail dxpences added and this advertisement inclu
ded. then it will he sold at bis risk, according to act of
Assembly regulating auction sales and amionccrs, in the
. Commonwealth pf Pennsylvania.
1 fine (second ljuad gold watch, a superior article, eith
er for a lady or gentleman;.belonging to ulody in greid
distress.
I gold lever, Bradly. Liverpool, No. 34.003.
1 fine gold I/cniue cylinder escapement, l jewels. No
4«,4H). ( * _ v . "
3 ladir* gold watch***, second hadjli^,
1 silver lever, J. Harrison, LiverpodU No. 11,03.
1 detached do. do. Al. J. Tobias, London.
13 boles jeweled, No. 13J112
1 do do do 13,313
1 do do do 13.314
1 do do do 13.301
l do. do do . I3JIII
1 do do do 12,503
1 do do do Jax. Joluiiou,
Liverpool, extra jeweled, 33.31
1 do do do Jas. Harrison,
Liverpool, 37.G2
J .do do .do 1P.77
1 do ko do 20.45
Together with a large lot of second hand watche* of
every description, belonging to sundry ownrrs. Also
1 large musical box, plays 0 tune*, do«t $25.
1 small -
J Revolving ristol.
1 sett cundelabra*. a lew sriulcs of it wand scc»nd.
hand Clothing, Ac. , JA?S. M'KKNNA^
Auctioneer.
Large! Sale* of Gold and Sliver Walchef*
•\\nLL It wdd on Wedncsnay evening, the 9lh inst.
If nl half past 7 oVlock.'at the Cotmncreial Bales
Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth tut invoice of
<»oh? and Silvct f . Wjitebe*. consisting of Sgold puteut hi
ve r*. hefrvy eases. 7 jewel*, nfade by J. Johnson, j.ivur
pool. 2 *letnched. Ij 4 enrots, made by M. J-Tol ln*: 1
pqpMif let-er. heavy ease. 17 jewels, made by W. Robin-'
m)u; 1 lupine. A jewels, made |»i M. J.Tobias; 1 tilver
patent lever woteh. mrulc by Taylor A CouU silver de
tachcd lever watche*. mnde by hi. J. Tobiu*: together
with other gold and silver watches, gold pens, 5-e . J»e.,
which canl»c examined rn day of sale.
feb7 JOHN D. DAVIS, AuctT.
Adjonrned Sale of Homcv aud L«t.
ON Wednesday rveninif. the IHh instant, at 7 ocloek.
otahe Commercial Suits Room.', corner <»f Wood
.and Fifth street*, will be sold, that valuablc'fot of ground
situate in the Dili war*l of tin* city, having a trout of ftl
feet on the Allegheny river, and expending back lOO.ft* t
to u streei 4U feet wide, on which is erected a neat and
substaiftfnl two! story brick dwelling housr, and al*o a
frame dwellim* hou'*-. ,
Tide mdiMnitithl*-. Terni.i—One third in cn*h: residue
•in two equal animal payment*, with interest.
tvb 7 . JOHN D. DAVIS. Aucfr.
Third Street Property at Auction!
ON Wednesday evening the 9th inst., at 7 o’clock,
at thcCommercial Sales Room, corner of Wood
and sth street*, will be *old, for cash par funds.-
That valttnlile Lot of ground, situated on the south
side of Third street, between Wood aod Southfield
streets, adjoining property of John Hague , and the
heirs of David Henry, having a front of thirty feet
and extending' back 80 feet, subject t 0.541 per an
num ground tent.'
frb4 * JOTIN D. DAVIS. Anct’r.
ADMIMSTIIATOIt’S SALK
Of lioitsehold and Kliohen Fajfttltnre
WILL bo suld # by order of Administratots, at the
Auction Room, North-west corncrof Federal
street and the Diamond, on Tuesday morning, Feb.
Bth, at 9 o’clock, an extensive assortment of iioupo
hold and Kitchen Furniture, among which are Side
boatd, Bureaus, Pier Tables, Dining, Breakfast and
Kitchen Tables. Mahogany Book Case, Venetian
Blinds, High and low Post Bedsteads, large Mahoga
ny frame Looking Glasses, Tin, Brass and Sheet
Iron Fenders, Framed Picture**, high and low backed
Rocking Chairs, French Fret back and common
Chairs, Settees, Ingrain and Rag Carpeting, JJcds
and Bedding, Work and Wash Stands,Cradles,Cen
tre Tables, China and Queenswarc.
1 very fine Mahogany Case and Day Clock ;
! tf 8 Day Mantel do;
1 * f 30 hour
t superior Cooking Stove;
2 Canary Birds and Cages; together with a gene
ral assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
WM. J. BURNSIDE, Auct’r.
Dry Goods, Hardware, German Fancy
. Goods, &c« at Auction*
ON Tuesday evening, February Bth, at 6f o’-
clock, at the Auction Room, North-west corner
of Federal street and the Diamond, will be told
without reserve, to close consignment*, a general
assortmentofscasonable staple and fancy Dry Goods.
Also, Readymade Clotliing, Hardware, German
Fancy Goods, &c.
Also, J Gold Lever Watch, 7 Jewels, 2nd hand.
** , 2 Silver ,f *< ** -<<
u .1 “ Detached Lever ** “
few WM. J. BURNSIDE. Auct’r.
JS. MOUniS * CO’S BLACK WRITING INK. For
• Steri or Quill pent , and ike Copying Preau.—This Ink
is the result of the experiments of several years, devoted
to the manufacture. on an extensive scale, of an article
suited to nil the purposes of tins consumer. The perfec
tion of this Writing Ink consists in the following proper
ties: FLC!om*-T*in width property it will be found to
surpass all previous preparations. It will flow with per
fect freedom, cither from quill or steel pens, and is entire
ly tree from auyeorrosive qualities.' Count—'The color
of this article is a rich, beautiful blue black.
ETAiI good black Ink, from its necessary chemical
constitution, requires exposure to the air tolmpart a deep
‘color. It tuust uot. therefore, be expected, that the mo
ment the.bottle is oped, the Ink will be found to be a jet
black. The first appearance will be pale; but after ex
posure to the chemical action of the atmosphere, either
on paper or in the inkstand, it will assume abrilllent black
hue. p
PEBsiAxbxrr—^The color is unalterable by tbe lapse ot
time. It.will nevcf fade. Oti this account, all important
records should be made in this article, as vears only
deenen and strengthen its tint ' .
N. B. This Ink is suitable far all kinds Of Metallic
I Pens, and for Pens made Of Quills; and What is iinpor*
l mnt ami very desirable with manr, will give a perfect
impression by the Copying Press.
“ We are using, in the institutions with which we arc
connected, Morns* Slue Slack Writing Ink; and, inrespect
to fluidity, brilliancy. and pemfoncncy, believ6 it superior
to any Ink we have heretofore used.* [Signed,]
** A. Thufston, Cashier Bank of Louisville; \Vm. Rich
; «rdson. Ca*Mer Northern Rank of Kentucky; George C.
i GnwathWby. Cashier Bank of Kentucky; l*.: L. Shreve,
"President of the Gas Hank, Thomas L. Ilelnf. Clerk of
‘Barren Connty Conrt; Curren Pope, Clerk of Jefferson
County- Court; P. B. Atwood. Secretory Fireman’* Jusu
ranc Compilin': John Muir, Agent Lexington Insurance
Company; S. S. Goodwin. Secretary Portland Dry Dock
®nd Insurance Company; D. S. Chambers, -Sccrctnry
.Frlnklhr Fire and marine Insurance Company; J. 11.
Khotacr. Treasurer I«ouisvitlcSavjng Institution.”
A supply of the above qnk. just rcc’d and for solo by
feb7 - JOHNSTON 8c STOCKTON.
HAVANA CIGARS—IOO.OOO Imported Cigars, of the
following celebrated brands, (part to arrive.) oon
sistingof:
Ceres, - Galla Principes,
Antiguedad. Steamboat ••
Wusuingtffu Itegnlra. VitJogu, ctf. “
Roperies. ' Silvius **
EsculapioJ Ln Uugadera, No-I,
'Dos Amigbs, " No. a,
De Fusleh Onex,
London cl'ranih,. J*a Polmiu,
I*onl Byrons, * Cazndores,
.Eagle Principes, For sale by
fcb7 y P. C. MARTIN. '
WlNfeii ANDUtffcoSs-aVjtfmiU'MlAlvc'sQiiir
trrs.inul EijjMis Pipes, Brandy, Wines, Gms, Ic.,
of the follovviug eelebrajctl brands, grades, and vftrfi’ges.
namely:... - ’
pale,
“ u dark,
Otard l i “
u “
Sazenae: “ .
lleunes.-'V. 15 dilrk,
“ pale,
Pinel Caslillon &Co kl
“ • dark,
Imperial £agle 6Kn,
Black Horse
Swan '*
' Pine .Apple , *•
Irish whiskey “
Jamaica Spirits,;
St. Croix Ruin; <
Sweet &. DtV Malaga “
stock of the above Wihee and
Champagne and Claret Wines,
leasing terms; at the Wine Ccl-
P. C. MARTIN,
it of Smithfield and From sts.
Together with a large si
Liquors invßoulfis; also, C
for sale as imported, on pl<
jar and Liquor Store of
feb7 cornei
tttmonr~7~~;
jan3f MHiIj!EK’SHIC^pPW®t“
AR |
iltHt received and furvsafe hy. ....*y ' .
*.r w *■>■ 'ft&fcEBSf^SPOOLS. .
qfpdsis 7 BUwtmdy* Port;
4? 7 J • crrOhhdiiVVTiltCWinc;-^,■
"ir'."' J . " J *; ■-- 25 hf. hhds.. - - -4*.
-Trt arrive at New Orleans the last of this month,
•Uerinnnig of the nexb per ship WdVdrly, Tinman, Mas
-ler.yircctlVoin • - :
'•--deeS o !" : ;7.y---p; ■. • -----»p. c, MAttTlXi.p
"f/ EG BITITER—(3 kegu, for sale by ;
I Jx , 77 17 A SINCLAIR: •
1 bu..‘ dn 'tonsfenmeiirf for sale by. 7•.
Wpoff st;
vDOLt; b!5. for .ale tiy ■- ■
’•ilfc jaai? '• J D. WtM.fAMS. IIQ WoM .t.
CJOAP-— 25 boxes No. tfcoap* .
“jvt-.asiile} ■;
lf>; u j .Fancy; >;•.
10 Pulra; For sale by
„ J. lip Wood St.
Dried PEACHES—ISO burpriraeOhicrPeacliety for
«ac smith a Sinclair : :
janiM . ,lNq-.,sy> Wood fit....
~IOFFEE—-108 bnp» prime Rio Coffee, now lnndin&nnd
j for sale-hy pan2s] - MILLER & RICKKTSON.
ARD—Bs'kt*gs aml-15bbls.-No.l-i*ard.iii*Itpra 1 tpra uml
J for sole by [jan2S] I/. 8. WATERMAN.-,
TRON7-6U tons 13nr Iron, assorted, in store nnd for sale
Iby ■ T,. S. WATERBAN,
- Jan 27 No.fll Water. ond 02 Frontsts.
Eaß.l>— HO keg* Leaf Lard, received per
mcricau, aim for sale by " ‘ '
t. s. waterman: .
jan4’ No. 31 Market, arid 6? Front sts.
DRIKD APPLES—SO bu. ibr »iUe by i>
SMITH &- SINCLAIR.
PINET, CASTILLA
tor uni** by
(IHI.ORIDE I.lMK—iScarin j»#t rechTriml Ibr sale by
) Jnn7 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
IT'RUrrS— G bbln. Prune Oranges;
US boiesLeimms:
5 kegs Matugu Grapes;
All iMfJtSodorilenjnto received on-consicnment. nnd for
sole low, at the Wine Store of JACOB" WEAVER.
deeiy corner of Market awl Front st*.
MUL.A&SKS —ill bul*. ft. O. Friitic;
2 *♦ .Suzar House;
2 Plitla. Steaio Syrup: lor sale bv
. J. B. wIT.r.IAMS. '
.urjjUAUS—Received per express, at fto.
. 62, Market street, another Invoice of 10 pieces French
Merinos, choice colors.
A. A. MASON. A CO.
ntlTJ’-OO drunu Smyrna Kip»;
2 bhls. Zam&'Ctirrunu;
‘J boxes Genoa Citron;
iiO “ M. R. Raisins: for sole bv
J. D. WILLIAMS, UO Wood si.'
RlCIi.— 5 tierces new Rice, just rec'dand for sale. l»y
Jtui2o MILLER & lUCKETSON.
MOLASSES— 10 bbls. New Orleans:
2 Philadelphia Sicurn Syrup:
i Cane *•
For snic l»y
HIBBKRTS Chemiml Writing Fluid, assorted sized
bottles, constantly on hand and tor sole by
H. A. FAHNKSTOCK i. CO.,
corner First tmd Wood streets.
lOSO D SQi/AUR SHAWJ*S—Just received, per
A Kspre*:*, 75 more of those very fashionable awl
tkpinre l*luiJ Shawls',
dee 10
TTggKifKIMKR HOCK "'INK. Henkel! & To.. Ex-
X .[porter* io ilic I'iilicd States; lor sole'by the case or
bottle, ot lUe Wine Store of
dtcSO
‘YIHXES—t itnh'iiipctf Madeira Whir;
Tf 10 quor. conks do do
15 do do Sweet ViO.tgn
•Jj Indian bbl#. do do
.Jiwt irerivod am] for sale hr
I OAF SUGAR—S!I> hbU. Non. 4. 5, 0. and 7. Loniidunn;
J 10 Foorst Pulv«*rUcd I .out ;
In store: otid ior sal»: by
dertig
HENNESSEY BRANDY—4 Half pipe.*#, isondon color.
Vintage of to arrive and for sale hv
dcet.M P_f\'MARTIN.
BLANKETS! m.AXKKTb':.! BLANKETS!!!—Orn
tinij. Blur Mackinaw, wtttny. ttml Country Blanket*,
at vaster# eo'sJt. I« close consicntnciit.'nt
ROBINSONS. -Fiftlr *tn-rt,
One rioor,bt*low \Vm»l *t.
JON DON PORTER.—”> casks I*>udon Porter, in
-i Ipuirt ami pim bottles, jot sale by
.'hTr* - l\ C. MARTIN.
IM»AX{?KIID. —.V f:w boci Pfl rtitf. by "S
»feci 'jtoirfis.il ?r\aAm:
SARDINES. —50 Sardines; JO tf. dfr. dc f.. for salt’
by ~ td«-fSO V, V. MARTIN.
CIANDLKS.' 20 boxes Stearin© Candles, for sale bv
_ _ J. D; WU,MAM's.
T \IUCD PEACHES.—IOO bushels, for sale bv
J■/ .due:* SMITH A SINCLAIR.
BUCKWHEAT FI.OUR.—IO sacks prime Flour of
**huHcd H Buckwheat, for s"c*e bv
■»»7 SMITH a stnot. atr
I>EA!N AND HIGH COLORED DK CAINES— A. A-
Mason If Co.. tig Mnrkot street, have just received
per Express. mi assortment of the above very fashions*
uMe goods, for children's wear. dec?
V"KW GOODS—A. A. Masjtv A l*u., N 0.62. Market sL,
a. v have j«»t rrerired mi extensive assortment of
scy utid Fnm-o J>rrss Hintons: also, Gimps mid Fringes,
ot every variety : t'nshmerc Cravats, Silk Scarfs. Ac.
rferl's
LLP— I Three dwclfmc-house*, situate on Fo: rth
X stn-ct. near the Cuial 'Bridge, in the ciiv of Pitts
burgh. • *
Aif*o, a Room. 7.) by 20 fert, with a convenient eutraucc
on ith. Hour Wood street.
A!m>. a tramr dwelling, two stones, with atj acre ot'
proutul under cultivation, >i;untc on Ohio Lane, in the
city of Alleglnjuv. Knqmr*' of
jun* J. I>. WILLIAM?, HO Woo.} st.
Holiday rnr^Kvrs:— ton* h. mk^r.
Wood street, is 'now opening for sale, u sidrsnlii! n»-
sorttucet of GIFT. HOOKS, in the richest bindings.
Rosewood'Piano Forte*.
.MnrfinV De Goni Onitnrs.
’ Iloscwoml Writing Desks. Ac.
For sale at the lowest cash prices
Sundries.— 3 Lanuy
33 bushels Dried Penclie?.;
10 •* •• Applet;
4 cloaca Woolen Socks;
60 Ihs. Bec»wux;
On consignment* aud tor sale bv
janlB ’ J. D. WILU.W*
rpo 1,121*.—A Room on ihc first story. owl the second
X a»d third stone* of u brick hou*c, corner of Filth and
Union street*,
ALSO—A very neat and convenient Frame Cottage,
in Allegheny City. Apply to . JAMES MAY.
jniill
CO-PARTNERSHIP —'Hie undersigned has associated
with himself John Nicols, from Baltimore, in the Gro
cery ami Geucral Cotwrfssion Business, under the style
of Sellers & Nicols. lotted Ist l&xunty,
jnhi» FRAS. SELLERS.
“J)RODUCE— -40 bushels Closer Seed;
X ‘J bbls. White Beans;
6 “ Fluxseed;
23 kegs No. l l.nrd;
6bbß ~ * **
13 casks Cheese;
, 85 bxi
Just received tuid for sale, by
janSS MILLER &• RICKKTSON.
PRINTERS’ INK.—Just received at the Psirx Trx
Sronu, 73 Fonrth su 30 KEGS PROUTS WINTER
NEWS INK, in 20 ft. and 50 lb. kegs. Prout’s Printing'
Ink is acknowledged, by printers, to be the best manufac
tured in the country. A. JAYNES,
feb3-daw Agent for the Manufacturer.
I[ILOUK— 50 bbls. Ircsh, of prune brands, received bv
steamboat Ringgold, and for sale hv
fct»3 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
BUCKETS— 50 doz. just received and for sale by
feM SMITH & SINCLAIR.
riio the Master Carpenters of the Cities of Pittsburgh
X and AUeghony, ami vicinities: "■
You are hereby notified, that the Journeymen Carpen
ters of the two cities and vicinities, intend to demand an
advance ot 25 cents per day upon their present Avmjes,
on the first day at April next. Rv order of the Asrociu
lloi»:.. JWM. e; errett, It 5.
(Jdtrni&l amf Dispatch copy.)
_ Clocks S Clocks r clocks!
T> EIS & DEHGER respectfully enU the attention of per-
AV sons dcsiQflir to purchase Clocks, having on hand a
'TJ 7 wcl J selected assortment of Jerome and
locks—received direct from the manufacturers—
which enables them to sell cheaper than most of the other
houses ui this city. Dealers in Clrtffcs will therefore do
well by cnllimr n't their eststaiii-fmfcnt, jfaid fntfnectine
their stock, and ascertain the I6\v prices theV sell tnetn at.
f . ■ . RK!S A BERGER,
feba-lm S. W^corner Southfield and Second sts-
VALUABLE V’ll'Y PROmiTV tOti SALE OR
LEASE.—TIit* owner £r6p6'fc6< to Bell, or lease, a
piece of property situated qn the northerly side of Thin!
street, between Chaneery lone and Fern* street { extend
ing in front, on Third street, about’ 4ft feel, and in depth
about @5 feet, or half Way to Fourth street —together
with the pr?vflcge of an alley three feet wide. On this
property are erected n two storied brick dwelling, (now
occupied by .T. H. Vashon,) and a building fitted for a
bathing establishment, also of brick.
Apply to 11. B. WILKINS,
feba-tf' Fourth street, opposite the i; Od»on. n
Hollow-Ware Crfitings.
'\rEffcHAXTS visiting our city for the purpose of
It*, obtaining their. Spring supplies of Hollow-ware
and other Castings, will fimf a very heavy stock, and an
extensive variety of patterns and sizes in sure by tts.—
Samples can be seen ut uur warehouse’, Commercial Row,
Liberty stfect, next W. W. Wallace’s Marble works.
Terms and prices favorable,
feb S—dim QUIN. MeBRIPE & Co.
London Market Wme,
Ranca Port «
Trash «
Hunt “
Buitundy . «
S. sT .Madeira *‘
S.M. “
Symington k ‘"
Payot
Pale Sherry “
Bfoton “ “
Golden ,{ u
Tcnriffe “
Lisbon “ M
Clnret “ . . «
Flags,
ON Satuadnv last the subscriber removed asxnallfotof
FLAGS, Iroirt the Monongahela Wharf, so that they
might not be injured ordestroyed. Tlie owner is request
ed to calf at tefy residence, oti Marbary street, pay for Urik
advertisenrent, and take them away..
feb7»lt* MICHAEL AI’CARTY,
Wsf» B.‘ FOSTER, Agent for Mexieefn Soldien and
Prtevring Fensions. - JJ5* At the Office'of Win'. E.
Austin, Bartce’g Building, Fourth etrtelf, Pittsburgh. ■
• febt-tt v
Tjr/iNES TO' .\RiUVB-iflO qt costs Cdtte White and
\f Burgundy Port Wine, cifteiited daily to arrive.
fcb7 r. C,,MARTIN.
*! ••• JV
N i CO/BRANtiY—2 lii. ptpcT,
[dec22] p. c. MARTIN.
J. D. WILLIAMS.
A. A. M\soV * Cf\
JACOB WEAVER.
MILLKR' A ftICKKTSON.
milder a ricketson
■yßor "" i iimtiimM
1848. 18*8<
CINCINNATI ANT) PrrrSBCRdH , ,
£Aii.y S 1* K A M P ACUE T Ellf Ei !
millS Independent lane of .steamers is naw comtiosed
vX of, the largest,-swiftest, best finished and. furnished,
ahd most powerful boats ou the waters ot.thc West The
• highest wages are paid for the services', of the: best and
-most experienced inch engaged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions oi people, without doing the slightest.
‘ injury 'to their persons. The proprietors .cfuillengc com
parison with any passenger .line in the! Union for safety,
regularity, and speed All.that money cart procure has
; been provided for,the safety* comfort and.convenience of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as.follow*:
HONDA YPACKET.—The MoxovgaTteiA, Chpt. &omr,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning at,lo o'clock;
! Wheeling every Stonday.evening, at 10 p. m. \ \..V. j
TUESDAY, PACKET.—The jtizkmx Nd. 2, Capi.
Jno. Kltnr/tUer, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
atlO p B ** oc^ Wheeling every Tqesduy evening
WB&XEspAY New. Rvclasd Noi
2. CapL S. will leave Pittsburgh even' Wednesday
morning otlOlfclockyWheelingevcry Wednesday even
ing at ll) t*. m. . . ■ - ,
’ THURpn.itPACKET.--THc Bbiu.taxt. Capt. R. J.
Orfrer, will koVc. Pittsburgh every. Thursday morning ;ot
10 o clockW heeling every' Thursday evening it 10 p. m.
FRIDAY PACKET.—! The CLtiprotNo. 2, Cain. Crooks
will leave Pittsburgh every ftidoy morning at tOo’elock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r. w; .
SA TURD A Y PA CK E Mexskxokk,
Camp, wilFlcnve Pittsburgh even' Saturday morning at
10o'clock; Wheeling every Suumlay evening at 10p. m.
SUNDA Y PACKET. —The Isaac Newrox,Copt.
JlfiMOM.’will leave Pittsburgh every Smiday morning: at
10 o'clock,* Wheeling every Sunday evening ut 10 r. M.
nov 19.
- For Franklin. '
I allwTrtifr THE fine and very light draught steamboat
sSiSeSS ARROW, Cnpt. Vt. 11. Goudon, will lcavo
as above every Tuesday and Saturday*.
For freight or passage apply on' hoard. fehs
For G'lneimiaU* "
I TIIK fust mnniup passcnper steamer Al«^
I«KCSiIKN Y, FL C. OB at, Master, will leave
forjhc above 1 ami intermediate ports, regnlariy. ' .
~ For freight or pn.«--ugr apply on board. f«bs
is**- ; . . .. - ~ . *&4s.
Pittsburgh nnd BrtittnflVUU Dally Pictet
n liiUb
FEUEVAnv Ut, !rt|«. Kbrscabt Im, 1648.
AT B A. M. AND 1 P. M.
r lur .» 'l’hc following new boats complete thh* line
ifiSSK'?' the .present season: ATLANTIC. Capu
Purkiiwon: BALTIC., Copt'. A. Jacobs;
aud LOl. lif M LANK. OupL E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new. tru'd are tilted up without ragard to expense.
"very comfort that tnoucA con procure baa been provi*
ued. Hie boats will leave the Monongahela "Wharf Boat,
at the loot of Hush at.. Passengers will be punctual on
board, as the bouts will certainly leave tit the advertised
h " aT *- ’ : jnidll
_ For EiOTilflTiHc.
I iJfr Kentucoy River Packet. GREY l!A■
rmvX*l Jk Riu,u>ktv Aliisur. will leave for ihc
above uml nurmieilkUo port* regularly.
For freight or passage rpply oh board. jVb*
FW Brownsville.
\JBBLjk Tiieftrvv audfjnleuUiO passenger end mail
tfESsWBaSI steamer BALTIC. Cupt. A. J a cons, will lo&ve
for the above port duritigjbc. present week, at 8 a. y..
positively. ' •<:• . ' "• 5
For freight or jm**age. fell}
For ijrbtrnsvllle.*
[ inrai-rfr TUKiiew,&tajluHdJ?os»enger steamer AT*
tiSalSgS LANTII.’-ii.tlAMKs Parkinso*. Muster, will
leave tor the above, port this day, at Ha. ss m positively.
For freight or passage apply ba bonnl. ibb*i
For Si. iottiK
| JRSg jfr THE good steamer ST. ANTHONY, Tnom.
Mav. Muster, will leave lor the above and
intermediate port* as obbn a» the Spring trode comineacws
For freight 6r passage apply ou btuiril,,or to
febb JAM EH MaV. Wniter st.
Fdr Bt.‘ Louis.- . o.
I TIIE rjceUcnt and light.draught stcUmyr
SWAN. U. Mav. Mailer. vHII leave-for th«
al*«vr and iiijerm-difti*- landings in a few weeks. •.
For freight or passage Appfy on hoard. or to
" JAMES AL\ Y. Water si.
For Bt. Lotils;
I Tin-: .pli iuliil .M«« NdRTII CAROI.I
- Master, will leave tor lit*
above and intermediate ports, op regularly.
For freight or passage apply ou bonrd. feb4
For >at«» L,ont*.
ff"&» THE new and splendid steamer-AN
DREW FULTON, W. H. KH’fftW, Ma*«-
tcr, wiiTieavc for the above'add iuterine iato land
ingsfagvrlariy.
For freight off ptfjrsrfgc apply: on board or to
y.mil t JAS. MAY.
For Kew OrUan«,
. |r?- TU KAM MU CAN' EAGLE will leave
the abovi and all intermediate.ports,
regularly. ■
For freight or passage nppiv bn beard, or lb
G. 11. MIL FENBERGKR,-/?
feol-td Agent.
Splendid Xeiv,Ste»mer Savanna, 1
FOR NEW ORLEANS! f
1 fT5?t .•» 11.. Dejcsis rr, M ister, will leave for
above and all intermediate portsj on
Thursday,'the 10rh instant. [febl
53®*' For fnftight or passage,'.apply on board.
, gcafer aud VVfilsvillc Packet,
i The stSrrn?l)<>.it HEAVER, Charles R
Clarke i Master, will, during the coining
winter season, make (faitptr.pk to Beaver and Wells*
ville,. leaving Pittsburgh eyfcfy mbrnfngat 0 o’clock
and WelistiHc at 3' o’clock, P. JVf:.
deels O.M.HARTOX & GO.. Atfm>ta.
HASRS.-tfitst rc-. irr.L |.y j&EBCLGH -KINSEY
Mhrk«H stri-rt— ’ '
?1 dozmr ftne Was Mask-;
HI “* •- P;iprr “
& ‘‘ CnuAirWn;
tfgrc*N Ootrfh Cloant-fJ*
I (In/m lvzg Boiler*:
f ** Suit t^hotfnA
2 “ Bone Mustard Spoons: *
•1 gross German Silver Tatde Spoons;
<» ** •• “ Tea “
2 ‘* Huttor Knives:
1 ‘* Picture Tov Books: «
20,000 China Marbles:’
G dozen linn "Woolen Conubrfs.
A great variety of Coats and Cans,
BA-SHKIt?.
5 dozen fine French w tilirvf’ ••’
2 •* willow Market
G •• Straw Travelling j
1 " Clothes
12 - Metal Toy
l *• Willow Cradles:
tf Gins* MottO 1 Seals;.
3 .Ilftni’ l .
5) Allen's Patent Revolving Pistols;
.'> pair cntnmbn Bras* ••
l dozen setts Chessmen;
2 *• •• Dominoes:
G " Tailors’ Time Measures:
G •* Steel Key-Kings, assorted;
3 “ Chinn Dogs mid Sheep;
1 u Strings Amlicr Beads:
12 Nests Drum*.
Yotrrtg Seminary; Allegheny City.
MR. N. W. MHTIIALF. would "announce to the.citi
zen* of Allegheny and vicinity, the intended remo
val of lrt* School, frontth"o cortiefot Sandusky and Stra
wberry streets, where he Iras been teaching* for the last
twelve months. On and after April Ist, he will occupy
Room* on Federal street, iii "Colottadc 4 Row,” 2nd door
from the bridge. The-Academic Year willeonsiafof two
Sessions, of /I’ve irronths, cffeh.cmnmenemgtrtMlfti first
Monday in FelrnttiTy fin'd September.- . •
R4TKS Of TI'tTTON, PKB SltjtMlO.V oV* Kft'fi MOXTUAt-;
English Department—lncluding Reading. Orthography
and Defining. Writing. Englfcdi’GrMimiar, Rhetoric, l<o»
giej English Coinpositibii and Cmrcism*. Geography, His
tory, Arithmet and the higher branches of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. AVtfohonry. Botany, Phy
siology. Geology, lntolleetahl and Motal Science, and nil
other bronchos renulsftc to’ a thVifoueh English Educa
tion •• ••••:• vv-v---820 00
Classical Department—lncluding the Latin, Greek and
French languages, each aiY Additional ilfflfgG Of- ,i‘-'B(}.
The sendees of c'oufyetniit Teachers, rift sCCdrcih for
such as irtuy dosife to receive TtTslriictffcYii m Dfawnig,'
Painting, and Music. a r-
Those designing to enter, wm find it to their interest to
do so as near to the opening of tfio Session as possible;
yci pupils will be received at anytime during the Session,
and will be charged at the above rates oidjr jfcofrf the
time of entrance. No deductions wrff be nmdc for.abscn
ecs, except in eases 61* fifot/aCted illness.
. Any inlormntion which may be desired, veil! he bheef
fully communicated to those who call upon the lustructiV
at his rooms.
Reference may aWo be made to the following gchtlo
meu: — .. .. .
Dr. T. F. Dale. Allegheny, lion. I-.Shaler. Pittsburgh.
Rev. D. Elliott, “ Rev. D. TI. Riddle, u
Mr. H. P. Schwartz. iJ . Rev" H. l)yef. « >.
jnnSl-dUfn 1 ~
Labor Saving Powder! !
MOUNT BAULK TRIPOLI. MANUFACTURED 1 AT
, THE BOSTON MOVSTEMrI/C jrOHRS.
FOR clcmYiug the' surface 6V lv7>irfdir>. jJ/jrrors, and
Glass Ware, and restoring it to its original transpa
rency, tli?? article is decidedly \vhh6Uf tfueqpal; Both'
tiiu’e and labor are saved by its tfrt'. A thousand refer
ences could be adduced, if necessary, to'certify to Hu's
lact
It will remove the ojride fitna the surface of G6td , Sil
ver. Copper, Brass, sc., with the greatest
facilitv. givrug it im unrivalled polish; '
A mir trial w proprietors ask. and will con
vince the most skeptical of its utilitv.
<, Direction/or C&e,-rLet tfcfe Powder be applied upon a
damp, sml w6dllen‘ cloth. With a vert*. litUe. cxerUqn,
every particle of oxide may be removed.
‘ feb4 ■ ; .. JOSEPH R- CARR, General Agent.
Forsalc by • : JOHN !)< MORuAiy, Bwiyitwt,',,
Ulonongahela Bridgrr
Prrrsacaaa, February Ist, IS'IS.
■jl NKLKCTION for^President, Managers amfQf&ier*
J\_ of the
Monongahela, opposite in fhc Cdtmfy Af ATIfO.
ghcny. Will bs fetid. ,al the office, of Aid. Co9»)any, dtf
XIOJxDAYs t& Siz/d dtiytf &larch next at’ 3 o'clock, p. m
/febs-w3fl , JOtlN'TlfaW. Trprißurrr, ■
rpo one or fwo connortable.Rooms, inAUegheny
1. City, on tlic corner of Ann and Carrey streets.: An,
, ,[feb2] ..j
: - v -N
Ahtzx IRAMOL-: j.vj V. •• * AB ?‘
r KBASIER * EAHHi - ; /
.Bdflfcrrs and Exchange Brokers, Dealers w Fmun***-r :
Domestic Bills, Sißs.of -Exchange, Certificate* o/Ds^fi-.^
ts. Bank Notes* anß,.Com. .. .•• - r .£«r»a3^-'
X36rncr of .‘Third' and Wood sis., directly Opposite
~. diaries Hotel- .. ■• niayap^w^r
N; HOIiIUXtS *■ SON, .. .
minim and Vtalm . in Enhanst Com and SanlJ&tcit, «.
AV>. 55 Markttstrttu Pittsburgh. . . ; ./ j) ;ir-^
RKLU'd; r.ATF MCHAnuB. . . BUYING RATS..-- -
New York ■•'■■■■: i- pr | CtnclUtlbtl ■ 1 dw.,.. ™
Philadelphia i Louisvillft ( .•
Baltimore i " | St.LOUIS .... 1
DANE SOTKii
Buying ratts, ;•
Ohio 1 dts.
Indiana ' i “
Kentucky, . I
Virginia } u
Wheeling ' i «
Tennessee a u
nulO-y .
WILLIAM A. RILL 4 CO.
i HAXKERS, EXCHANGE HHO&BKS, DIiALKB», - r
Foreign and Doitlestie E.rChaner, Certificates if Deposit? t..
■ •Bank Note.* and~Jspecit. Xo. 6-1 fJo6d sf,, oMf docrobov**'
• Fourth, EaSlsutt. Pittsburgh, Pa. ■••.»•, .; ,r
C CURRENT received on deposit. and vri>lle«»on*-, - ■ *
j mfnlc on all the Cities tlmraghtihc touted. States— :•*.
Siirht checks on Baltimore. Philadelphia, New \ork,.Bot-..» .:,
ton am! Cincinnati, constantly tor sale m sums, to suit - >.
* ll T?if' n paper of the Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana, and Vir-; }
airiia Hanks bought mid sold on the most iuvorable tcnnsi • v
•The highest premium paid Ibr Foreign and American
G exchange onengi. and,!nEr.Att*ND scorl /:
L AND, fof sale in amount* of XI ana upwards. y s .,
. martO-duwy. . ■ • ■ • . . .■■■. •-
Joseph ii. liar. 'v f c. tenss.
IZXKIs A CUKJIY, v, V
■Bankers. Exchange Brokers, and Dealers-, in. romgn.&n&.n
Domestic Exchange.. Certificates .of Deposit,. Hank Tittles,
GoM and Sileer. Tib. 05 Wood street, 3rd door btloic Fourth; \\
West side, Pittsburgh, Pa. -• ; ■■... ■ ...
PAR Funds received on deposit* oud col lie liorti. made . ,
in all the principal cities of ihe Lulled States, . ... .
Sidit Exclmiige on Philadelphia, Balmuojc*. New York, „ v
Dosum and Cmcinuau constantly lor sulu in sums Id tint .
purchasers. . r
Kentucky, Indiana. Ohio. Virginia nipl
Hunks Notes bought uud sold on the must luvoritble terms. •-
The highest premium paid lor American Gold; .r i ?.. f
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany ami France * *
• procnreit. Ac. jnartiig-y ■ .
JAS. Sl UOON. ' . ■ XIIOB.i»ABaiaW;.; y, >.
HOON ASARGENTi .
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE J!JltfKEfrs.
V F. Comer of Wood and Sixth streets* Pittsburgh, Pd.f <,
DEALERS in Bank Notes; .Tufle Bills, Foreign-..
and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, Ac.-.
EXCHANGE on all the prmcxpul Clues of the Lmoo,, ...
and Europe, for sale in fofrts to mil pufehaaers. -.v
CURRENT and par funds received on deposits. y ,
COLLECTIONS made </n all parts oi the l mon y at ih»- •;
lowest rates. y/>
HnVURKNCE*.. ■ ■..!
Me-tsrs. M. Lccch A Son. t . i
•* Ogden A Snowden, |
\Vni. Bell A Sou. \ Pittsburgh: • ■
*• S. M Clurkcii A Co., j i v :
•• English A Bennett. J •-, r.’ ••
*» Firming A Brother. "l . >y.
* 'Falcs. Lathrop A Co.. [ Philadelphia.* ; r-IT:* I
•• XV. R. T lmmpj-on A Co. J <»- .vr i.
" !» , "r" > 'V%r * Co- {K‘‘w Voii; : ’ 1
- Babcock A l o.- • • -V .
Tithitiy. Word A Co. \ 1 *
Jno- M Cftllouglt A Co. j Bnhimoicr -or .y.-.-i
Mr. Jnmos George. J • ■ •
If. Hnniin, Cincinnati. O;■--r.-
•• Joseph Waumm, { Jlnswloi.; O. j: •v * n
Messsrfi. Fcuncr A M Mrllnn, \ , .V : - :.. w
R. F. KIIU. Estj., Cm*lm*r. Bank oi Pa.. y
Pittsburgh. September lid. 1.?47«y - .■ ; .r */:
B. A. FAHNESTOCKA CCh'S
f t
EXTERNA L applications for a certain Class of uiflairi . 9
maiory affections have been in constant ttse and high •
fitvor from the commencement of the iftafmg art to toe
tune; and the proprietors of the above medicine '
that they have at length discovered a
combiAstUo'n that embraces all the proi>erties requisite .
to cure tfifc cotrfplamls in which* stimulants are nsnaX
employed. The Rubefacient is on emollient, and at Ur -
same time a powerful and permanent stimulant. The.\ -
complaints for which it is principally used arc Chronic : f
lUteumatism, Glandular Swellings, Sore Throat,Bruises,.
Sprains, and all other complaints that require the ex
temal appbcatxon of stimulants. It is equally efficacious -
in many affections of hones and cattle, such as Sprains, .*
Bruises, Ring-bone, Spavin, &c., Ac. Price 3> eettt# ‘t
per vml. Prepared and sold by *• * *
B. A FAHNESTOCK * Co:, 1
Corner 6th and Wood st*. - f-
Long Run, Jefferson co., ffy., Apni 201 k, 184 S. v '
This is to certify that B. A. Fahnestock 4- Co.*g Rua£- : r
faciext has given the most satisfaction of anv medr "
cine that I have ever used for RacvMATtsac. '.J bare'
sold it to manv izses of old standing, and it has given "
immediate relief. . • ~
1 certify that ur consequence of a sprain, the fcndbtiVU
and muscles of ray rigid leg became very much inflamed-’-''
und swollen, and very painful, causing considerable ’
lameness. I then procured a bottle ofß. A. Faint*- l
stock & Co.’s Rubefacient, the very first application
of which gave me great relief, and the use of about ; - <
half the bottle entirely cured me of both tain and .
lameness.
_ . A. J.'WtTNBV
Pittsburg, April 9th, 1844.
Prepared and sold by - ’
B. A. FAHNESTOCK ± 6*. **
Corner 6th and Wood Ms '
IN tho Court of Common Pleas, of Allegheny conn - •- m
ty, ot Term,- A. D. IS4-, No. - : .
In ihc matter of the Voluntary Assign-" mI
raent of George Albert, u
■ T«r ■ ■■■■i.l
* i ss'4tfJr£r tr rtali Applegate; •: to H
And now, to wit, Jan; 2lst, !8<f8; I
*Vn«* Account of the Assignee, filed; and the ' j
court direct nntits of thtf same to be given, by pub >*~
licatiQn for ihree Successive wccks, io two ol tbo n
papers in the city of Pittsburgh, and that the said . -i
account will be allowed on the 22d day of February n
next, unless causo be bhown to the contrary. ;i
From the Record, .• .j .
}vn2G-dlaw3w HIRAM HUr/TX) Frothy;* -:j
Patent Of tifcc,* January 21,1848. -
ON the petition of C. M. McCormick, of: Steel's
Tavern, \irgmia, praying lor the extension ofc
a patent granted to saia C. ll McCoTmick/ fo/ an
improvement iff reaping Machines/for sever*. years
from the expiration of tfaul patent, which takes
place on the 2sst ay of June* 1848—
It is ordered that the-said petition be heard at the
Patent Office oft the third Monday in February/at 1$
o'clock, hi ; and all persons arq, notified to-appear
and show cartse, it any they have, why said petition
ought nnito be granted. !*
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in lid
Union, and National Donocrat, Washington; En
quirer, lliclrrtibnd; Post, Pittsburgh; Statesraan,Co-
Igmbus;luqtfr6r, Cincinnati; Sentinel, Indianapolis;
Free Pfesrs, Detroit, once a week for three
ive weeks prfcsl6 , us to the third Mondav m February
n’eit. VAniUSTfUVfSK&i ;*
Co:tfiniMi6nef df Prt6n&.
P.B. Editors of flio above papers will please dffpy
and send llieir bills to.the Patent Office, with.a pa
per containing this notice. * rin26;lnw3»;
Dissolution of PorLuertiilp*. .:: v
rpUK Partnership of Parked Hanncns-is this Avf
X dissolved by mutual consent. The busioessr-of
.the concern will be closed at the counting rooirt
heretofore occupied, Wood street, by Job's
Hanuen and Henry mnii3frtf . •
CopartnersUtpv
Jorft HJteffErf & Heitht Hanker halve (his (fay
associated wjth them Bfwr. J. Wallace itf the msi \
ufacture of Flint Glass, in all it# vtfiiefiii, under the
firm of Jiannrris and (Valtaa, at! the old stand 6t
Parke and HanneUs, where they are prepared- to
seVvc tfretr old friends and those who may fetor
fhem with a calf, af . . . .
- w tfOLESAtE' AN D RETAIL. • " ■■ ; ‘
A Urge stock of the leading article, in oar llneon
hand. Thrifts a. good at any other hmue. •
JOHN lIANNEN, :s
HENRY HANNEN;
B. J. WALLACE."':
In retiring from th’e business of Parke aCtlHarr
nca, t most cordially recommend Me»sr.ff*tttteiKr»
Wallace to the patronage of my. farmer friends.
JOHN Eu PARKED
Pittsburgh. Jan. Ist, 1848. ■ _ yani-ta
‘'Scnirfg off Irow'fcTr t'ash.” - :r~:\
IN I'fc.R CLU THInL of etfery description, inch
r? as cloaks, over coats, Bern*
ver Pilot, and heavy broad cloths, superfine cloth',
Ureas, and frock.coots; a large assortment of tweCt?
sack dda frock coats.
Clo'h, cassimere, and sutmett pantaloons; alto, a ■:!
general assortment of »oets; plain and fancy velyet,, ■■ '! i
cloth, cassimere and fancy woolen, and pUidcas£.- ■■■ -
mere, With a great variety of superfine Irish linen -r!
trimmed shirts, under shirts, stocks, cravats, com- * -’i ■
forts, and all other articles in the Clothfrig line.
which will be sold lour for Cash,, ■
Purchasers will Knd it inuclytn tj)ci> adiraotairp tm
call soon, at 49 Liberty '> ,7 _2wcii
„ „ . , v ' f i
r. B. A complete assortment or good»,'etHtilHf
for Customer wovh,always on handysuch ae’EndisK'
Preachi and American cloths,- and cassi meres; also'
a cboiec- assortment of reasonable vestings—all of
which will be made-to order in- the-latcst styles
and on the itsost accommodatingterms. . - .7 ¥
;an-!idaw
*Cf mb~
SCGAK a. MOLASSES.—2OHhdt< pnroe O*
Sugar, 40 bb!a. N. O. Molufes; just KMiYed
tfd for sale by pan 23) SELLER? & mCOLS; -
X)OK>K. —100 bbl«. men pork) IS doi jlqmp do-..
J_ va etore and for ulo by 5 : "
)»»87 BELLERS&NII
T ARD 011r-5 hblo winter rtralaed CmcihnaiiTo»
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