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UltYttsB ALAI
Anaparntrre from Liverpool.
Bee. lab For Boston.
Jan. lit " • New York.
Jan. I.sth Boston.
Jan. R9th " New York.
P re eb b. 22th " ,
Nw to n Y . o
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Maralth " Boston.
NaraSth " New York.
. And hereafter, from April
departures will be weekly,
pool to America. and from A
'PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1849.
Steamboat Packet Line. leaves daily for eine innati.lo s at.
Passenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 9 s. at.. and 9P. at.
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. at.; and 191
•
Western and Southent Mail Conch Line. 6 A. M.
North-Western, via Cleveland. dpiiy, 10 A. at.
Erie and Western Now York, dotty. 9 A. at.
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS -AND DEPARTURE, OF MAILS.
Eastern Mail via Philadelphia, due-3 A. NI- closes RI N.
'Western Mail. Cin. and LOCUM', due 8 r. N.. Closes 5 A. sr
South. via Bait. and Washington. due closes 5 A. at
North-Western via Cleveland. due 10 A. 14., closes 0 A.
Erie and Western New York, due 8 r. m., closes 8 A. N.
Par ralue. Aid. PlTerrd.
Dank of Pittitnirgh $50.00 550.75 $ 5O - 0 0
Exchange Bank 50.00 44X/0 43,50
Merchants' and M. Bank 50.00 47,00 4.5,00
Farmers' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 45.00
Northern Liberties Bridge 50.0035,00
Old Alleghcne *lace 65.00 36,00 35,00
Connellsville B. R. Stot k, paid on
a
ishares, 52.50 5,00 • 1,43
eity Bonds (6 V cent;)
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Monongahela Bridge 25.00 95,00
Gas Stock 50.00
4. +,:
Daily -Review of the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
TUrRSDAT Mortmaa. March 2. 1848. 1
Yesterday crsut cold, and very much retarded business
operations.
Floor—There seas a decided advance in this article ;
the enquiry at stores was quite brisk ; but buyers gener
ally refused to accede to the advance demanded by hold
ers. The tendency is still upward; but this may be caused
partially by the had roads, which' prevents much frOm
reaching market. Sales were made at the wharf yester
day,at r-4 2024 30: from wagon, &1 50 VCRS demanded
by some\ but the only sale we heard of win , at Lit 31.
Front store, there were sales at $1 40, for large lots; by
dray load, sales were made at Si 50.
'Corti—Sale, of 200 bus: from store at 37c..
Buckwheat Flour—Sales of 20 sacks et tic.P tb.
Oats—Sales from 11102 C at 26c.--rather under the mar
ket.
Beane—Sale of 101431. small White front store at 03e.
Groceries—No change in any article; regular sal.
at former quotations.
Dried Peaches—Sales at SI SOVI riti. from more
Poi al °es—Sale of :s:cstaantiocks ut Si 00 from store
Statement of the stocks of Cotton It the Eillowing
places at the datcs mentioned :
This Year. Lev Year.
New Orleans, Feb 12, . 243,662 219,237
Mobile, Feb. 12, 156,399 154,156
Florida, Feb 1, 20,258 39,161
Texas, Feb. 4, 2,616 1,760
Georgia, Feb. IS, 36,230 64,755
South Carolina, Feb. 19, 50,709 61,035
Virginia, Feb. 1. ' 26J 300
New York, Feb. 22, 43,320 45,822
Augusta and liambur,gh Feb. 1;64,250 37,290
Macon, pa., Feb. 1, 42.887 22,420
Columbus, Ga., Feb. 12, 26,616 18,848
Montgomery, Ala.,'Feb. 10, 21,783 7,847
Memphis, Teun., Jan. t 4, . 15,000 15,000
llousion, Texas, Jan. 8, 4,060
rpo the Honorable the Jud as of the Court of Quarter
j - Sessions of th e Peace, in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of Nancy riltirray. of Pitt mow:it - ship, in the
county aforesaid, humbly slieweth. That yoar petitioner
hash provided herself with materials for the accommoda
tion of travelers and others. at her dwelling house in the
township aforesaid. and prays that your Honors will be
pleased to grant her a license to Seep a public house of
entertainment. And your petitioner. us in duty bound.
will pray. NANCY NIURRAY.
We., the subscribers. citizens of the aforesaid township.
do certify. that the above petitioner is of goof reputefor
honesty and temperance. and is well provided with house
room and conveniences tot the accommodation of travel
ts and Others. and that said tavern is necessary.
Wm. Tustin. John Rouse. Joseph Chadwick. C. Cunlitf.
, P.Connolly. John Des tin. Allen Brown. WM. C. Connelly.
James flack, John Mills. A. Tuner. R. Tustin. R. Reed."
fe1.29-Mats
Pri tize Honorable the Jullp:e of the Court oz teunrter
Sessions of the Feaee, in and fur the county of Al/e
-ghen •
Tic itiortcf Thomas . Korr, of the First NVard, city
.•. , .
he petition_ . ,
of Pittsburgh. in the county aforesaid, humbly slieweth.
That your petitioner bath pro,' i tied bitaself with materials
Icks, the arcornritotlation of travelers and others, at his
difelling house in the ward aforesaid. and prays that Your
Honors will be pleased to grant hint a license to keep o
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner. as
to duty hound, will pray. , THOMAS KERIt.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward. do
certify, that ibc above petitioner is of gimd repute for
honesty and temperance. and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the acconunodation of travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
Thomas Rom:, 'Webb Closey. Allen Cordell, Wm. Gor
man, J. Dorrington. Andortion. .1. NrKec. Jobs Cald
well, P. Milligan. A. Mortin,7. Gray. 4th tn.. D. M'Kce.
fehN•slasylii•
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n...) the tiounrubte the Judges of the Court of Quarter
J. Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of Moses Drawdy, of the,,,,First ward, city
of Pittsburgh. ip the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That youf petitioner bath provided hituseU" with materials
for the accommodation of travellers and others. at his
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner. as
in duty hound. will pray. MOSES 11FLAWD1 * .
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward, do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance. and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation.of travel
lers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
David Drennan. Jas. Gray, Sth street. Adam Aoch, John
Caldwell, Joseph Dorrington, J. Elliott. John Dryer.
Thomas Jones. Thomas Herr, Henry Fearbeller, D.
Frickison. A. Wallmer. marl-dawdle
• 910 the lionembie the-Judges of the Court of Quarter
J. Sessions o f the Peace, in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of Jacob'Colebough, of Ross township, in
the county aforesaid. humbly sheweth. That yourpetition
er hath provided himself with materials for the accommo
dation of travellers and others, at his dwelling house in
the township aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will
be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public Louse of
entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound.
will pray. JACOB COLEBAUGII.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid township,
do cerkify,. That the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel
lers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
Geo. Cooper. Robt. flare, Thomas Morrow. Casper
Reel, John CriSer. Wm. Lecky, Robt. Hare, Daniel Burns,
Alex. Nciley, Driblet Watson, Daniel M'Ke vet', James
Boide, marl-St.
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, in and forthe county of Alle
gheny.
The petition of Isabella Borden, of the Ist ward. city of
Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly itheweth :
That your petitioner hash provided herself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at her
dwelling house in the city and ward aforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant her a license to
keep a public house ofentertainment. And your petition
er, as in duty bound, will pray.
ISABELLA BORDEN.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ist ward, do certify,
that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of travelers and
others, and that said tavern is necessary.
John Campbell , . John Call, Jacob Vandergrift, Savo
get, Joseph Dorrington, Henry Staffort, Andrew Morton,
John Domngton, Owen MdDateel, Samuel Barnes. N.
Frew, 8. - Miller. mnr
a • onora'e udges of the court of 4uarter
one of the Peace, in and for the county of rs ili essi
Alle
gheny:
The petition of James Young, of the borough of Law
. renoevilleiin the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
ing house in the borough aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors vrill•be pleased to grant him a license to 'keep a
public house of entertainment. And
JA you_r petitioner; ELS
111 duty bound, will , pray. MS YOUNG.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid borough,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good r e pute for
honesty and temperance. and is well provided with house
Mom and convemences for the accommodation of trav
elers and others, and that 'Mid tavern is necessary.
Hunter h"Laughlin, Wm. Mathews,
Peter Diebold, Samuel Garrison,
Jeremiah Fleming, Francis Stine,
J. W. Decker, ' Joseph Miller,
Wm Hays James Wainwright,
W. W. G utbrie, Samuel Cook.
' feb29-d3t•
MO the Honorable the Judges of toe Court of Quarter
Session, of the Peace, in and for the county of Ade
gheny
The petition of Robert Thompson, of the Second Ward,
Allegheny city , . in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his,
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant hint a license to keep a.
public house of entertainineut. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will pray. R THOMPSON.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward, do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temnerence, and is well provided with house
room and converuences for the accommodation of travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
J. Carson, J. Allender, Wm. Callender, John Stuck, J.
Stewart. J. Woods, Samuel M. Lyon, A. S.
Hill, Wm. Patterson, 11. Bowers. feb29-daw3t
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STEAMERS.
Departures front *..4”orire.
Jan. Ist From New York
Jan. 15th "
Jan. Loth " New York
Feb. 12th " Boston.
Feb.2Gth " Nov York
Mar.llth " Boston,
itieir:2sth " New York
to , November• inclusive, the
every Saturday) from Liver
menca to Liverpool.
STOCKS
Cotton St al emenl
Ittellirgitcc
1-4)ILT ow i.ri-rsulacoil
S rkur wArrnt ts rim cuAßnt.-7-PALLINa
ARM V Ell,.
Steamer Beaver; Clark. Wellsville;
" Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver and Wellsville
Baltic, Jacobs. Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson.- do:
" Oswego, &althea. Nashville.
" Bnlliant;Grace, Ciacidnati.
.Wellsville. Burns, Wheeling.
DEED,
Steamer Weaver , Clark, PART Wellsville;
Michigan No. Gilson. Beaver;
Atlantic, Parkinson. Brownsville;
" Louis sPLanc. Bennett. Brownsville.
" New Englan: No. 2. Dean, Cincinnati.
Wellsville. Burns. Wheeling.
" Pioneer. Poe. Nashville.
" Palo Alto, hl'Dotialct, Cincinnati.
Lehigh, --, Cincinnati.
" Swallow, -, Zane:ville.
Sir The New steamer ('Brilliant," is advertised
for her first trip to Pittsburgh on Stnday neat.—
There is much anxiety to see this prince of the riv
er palaces—the most brilliant steamer that ever
graced our waters.—Cincinnati Commercial.
The Brillant arrived at our landing yesterday, af
ter a most successful trip. She leaves to day at 10
o'clock.
S..S, s FOR CINCINNATI.—The regular Packet will
eave at 10 A. M.
$-sr Fos iIIIOWNSVILLE.—The Atlantic, Capt
Parkinson, leaves at I. P. M., every day.
The Baltic Capt. Jat:obs, leaves at 8 A. M.
Sol" Fon WELt.svltA.r.—The Bearer, Capt. Clarke,
leaves at 9 A M., every day.
Merchants' a Way Freight Line.
/FORME - MN c.st.I.ED [Wass - on:in & CO.'S LIVE.)
1848. 41 - -
XCLUSI V YMr the transportation of way belch Pittsburgh, Blairsville, !Johnstown. I
daysburgh, IVater street. and all interincilime places.
One boat will leave the warehouse of C. A. !triunity &
Co., Canal Basin. Liberty street, Pittsburgh. every day.
(Sundays excepted.) and shippers can always depend oa
having their goods forwarded without delay, and at Mir
rates.
This Line was formed for the special accommodation of
the way business. The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the last two
years. respectfully inform their old customers and the
public generally, that they have extended their facilities.
&c.. during the past winter. and are now better prepared
to accommodate an increased business.
CIIOCRIS:Toaa.
It It. CANAN & Co. WM. STITT.
K G. STITT. WM. FULTZ.
JAMES A. LORE. JOHN MILLER.
TRINDLF,& MeDOW ELL,
AueNTS— C. & CO, Pittsburg,;
R. 11. CA:v.r.N, Johnstown;
Jobs Ntu.ER . Hollidaysburg:
Boum:Lt.& MYlliMEß.Water at. liuntingdon en
Rarramacwi---Smith & Sinclair. J. & J. M'Devitt. O.& J.
11. ShOrnbercer R. Robison & Co.; R. Moore : Bagaley &
Smith; John Par ker Witt. Lehmen J. Jordan & Son.
mar I (Gazette copy.)
Alerchanis , Transportaillou Line,
TOR the Transportation of Merchandize and Pi-mince
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Goods consigned to
our cure will be forwarded without .delay. at the lowest
rates.. Hills of Lading transmitted. and all Instructions
promptly attended to. tree from any extra charge for stor
age Or coma-U.l4mi.
C. A. 31'..kNULTY & Co.. Proprietors.
marl Canal Basin. Liberty at., Pittsburgh..
(Gazette. only, copy.)
_ .
Tobacco and Cicara.
ACOB MeCOLISTEIt has tvmoved *sun his old stand,
tl
No. 25, to No. 19 Fitih street- where he has fitted up his
room in a superior style. and will keep on hand—either for
wholesale or retail—the following named articles Im
ported Principes; Regalia*. of all brands; Lcnonaas ;
Chewing and :Smoking Tobacco. Ikc. Ile respectfully in
vites his friend* and acquaintances to call and see lam, in
his new store, be tore purchasing elsewhere. mar l•lin
i - limortoForot. in I lb. botticii:
Pure Nitric Acid just received and for Erik b 3
B. A. FAIIND.crocK & Co.,
corner lid and NVooil its
lOST.—An Monday. thel.rb instant, about one o'clock.
/ on the Fourth street Road. between Conk:roes and
Wood streets, is Detached Lever Watch. The under will
be liberally rewarded Ly leaving it at this other, or at The
°thee of the Dispatch. fct,2o
Goods at Wholeftnle.
Irunrriy, wiLso:v &co . A Tr
inyPrelt are
01. now receiving Ly daily arrivals from the Iniporter•
and Manufacturers. ample supplies of desirahle Spring
Goods. which rhee offer to city soil country retailers at
the smallest possible advance. tiavi:l,- ; n part,t r . nlm"nt
coortantly in the eastern market.li
'g, stock trot stoe Le kept
up throughout the season. Atnottg the articles already
receive:l. ere 50 eases Prtniti. *ogle very I.cautiCat. and
adapted to city sale, a .ariettr of Tweed, Cotton Pan
taloon stuffs. Domestic (Aught:ins, Dlrsched and. Frown
Cotton, &C.
St ray Corm.
CIANIE to the sulnicriber. living in Nl:nem - 111e. Pitt tr...
Allegheny etiontv. on the 12th hist . a large brindle
Cow. with her I..ii fiorn broken The owner is re
(Nested to tome tbrwurcl. prove property, pay eliar,reii,
and take her awn, ; ar vile will be dealt with according
to law. KINTV.
wat• Mineravoir,
La., Week s 9
lIUDS9.NIS citrAT PANOILINIA OF /11 7 1 3.
SON 1:14 1 1E12, will open for another week at Mao
hail. cononencing on Monday evening. Fetiy and
continue every creaing durieg. the week. except Satur
day. Exhibitions to Schools r. very afternoon at ao'clotk.
Tickets 25 rt., to be had at the Mononushela Muse. Si
Charles. Exchange. and 31ereltiott's hotels. an t ttse
door.
f` Dora open at o'clock..-zititatioo to commence past 7. feL,2,l-411ra
M==Ql
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'a fn. SPENCER will present his wont:On:lg and woo-
A.denial Experiments. this week. et the ODEON. The
mysterious state culled - Sptriniai Trwler," will be pro
duced : in persons will pass away, and visit other
set:alii. planets, the sun and moon—describing then sce
nery. inhabitants. climate. &c.
frrAdmittance, 25 cents.
Tickets can be bad at the Exchange Hotel. Office of the
Morning Post. and at the door.
Front seats reserved for the Ladies, and Gentlemen ac
companying them trig
1 1 0 the litmorable the Judges of the Court °I blear:yr
SesLions of the PrUCt..l3l and for the county of idle.
glieny .
The petition of George Kirkpatrick. of the Third Ward.
city of l'itttburgli. in the county aihreraid. humbly chew
rib. That your petitioner bath provided him'velf with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and other.. at
his dwelling house in the ward aforesaid. and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to giant him a license to keep
a public Laura of entertuitunent.. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will pray.
GEORGE KIRKPATRICK .
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward, do
certify. that the above petitioner is of good repute for
hottesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the nycommodatton of travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
Thomas Jouhston, Luke Cockshoot. J. Dryer. James
Cuprite.. Michael Daly,M. Cannon.. Win. Morrison.
Wm. Fritz, Win. Paul , Shields, It. S. Marsland. It. An
derson. fe 1,29.41 w3t*
, r 0 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Qunrtcr
Sce.sione of the Peace. in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
Th
'2 petition of John Agnew. of the Second ward. city
of Allegheny, in the county aforesaid. huntbly sheweth.
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travellers and others. at his
dwelling house in the county aforesaid,, and prays Unit
your Honors will be pleased to grant hint a license to keep
a public house of entertainment. And yolir petitioneras
in duty bound, will pray. JOHN AGNEW.
We, the Subscribers, citizens of the Second ward, do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation or travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
L. Hill. H . Leacock , A, Smith, Wm. Hare, 'l'. liewey,
Robert Sloan, Thomas Hughes. John Pattersoni J, Carson,
J. Allender, John .NrGinins, Owen Morgen.
feinkl-dawato
FPO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions ogkilim Peace, in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of %et Dully. of the Second Ward, city
of Pittsburgh, in thecounty aforesaid, humbly shewetb,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materi
als for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant hint a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will pray. HUGH DUFFY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward. do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for hon
esty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation-of travel
ers and others. and that said tavern is neceintari.
M. Rogers, C. Huston, It Dickey, James Stewart, John
Cormick, R. C. Brooks, M. Dan Magellan, John Anderson,
J. J. Roggen. John' Ross, R. Housman, Rickwood. •
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ArlamaE.laue Cunningham MA Mealy-John
Adams John S Cusin Eliza Hill Jacob
Adair Sarah Dangerfield Jas . Hill Joseph
Adams Ann D Dalzell John Holmes James B
Abrams John L Dalzell Sarah A Holladay David
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Abrams William Dailey Harriett Hong Francis J
Allan Enoch Dawes John I. Hong James
Alltidiee Elizabeth Davids Joseph Holmes .1 Ii
Alger Julia A Dangerfield Jus Holdithip Henry
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Alexander S B Davidson John Holmes Marlette
Allison Samos Day & Crotts Holmes Rebecca
Allen James sr Davis A R Howard Hamel
Amslor Jacob Davis Amelia F liorburd Win
Allen Man!' Jane Davis Jacob !fought° H
Anderson 13 F Davis Charles 6 Howard G W
Appleby Mary Davis 7.edekinh llotightan F.
Andrew. William Davis Rich S 'reaper Samuel
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Anderson 'P Davis \V at Ilurn Richard 11
Anderson David Davis William Hunt Catharine
Anderson Harriett Davis A Hunter James
Andrews Janice Davis John: Hutson H D
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Patterson NIJ Hiss Simmons Thomas Young %Valiant D
Patterson An, Smnil Richard Yeager Georg*
Parker mrs Simmons John
Parker Richard Sill John
INITIALS
Lleuellyi. Div S °CT Ocean Wave Div S ofT :2
Young Mints Unite do J W L
Pittsburgh Yo. 4 2 do P J
Day Spring • do Ann C rats.
Duquesne do E. C S miss
Lyaurgus do J W S
marl • • C. MICIBIIIN, P. M.
DR. Ivn.L4R,s Oriontul Cough lrruct.—" Lot trio
WONII, PRAISE TT." Those who have not had an op
portunity of trying this great remedy for the permanent
cure of every affection of the lungs, should not fail to give
it a trial. Certificates of Its efficiency, from our own cit
izens/ which are constantly receiving. cannot fail to
convince the skeptical. Read the following from a lady
of high standing in Allegheny:
" ALLEGIIILNE Cm, Feb. 7, 1849.
" aura. hogs 4' &Da-way: It affordi me great plea
sure to be ableito add my testimony in favor of Dr. Wil
lard's truly vaktable cough medicine. About three months
since I was at eked with a violent cold, and was much
distressed with the cough, from which I could get Du re
lief, until I wail a short time since induced to call at your
store and mirchase some of the Oriental Cough Mixture.
I am happy to State that the use of the second bottle has
entirely cured Me; and, having great confidence in it. I
have,, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends.
"GIILCE FIELDING."
Price, 25 cents a bottle. Sold by
-HAYS & DROCKWAY,
• No. Com. Row. Liberty st., near Canal.
Also, by
.ifebla] J. FLEMING, Lawrenceville.
"%TORE TF.STIhtONY'—Dr. W. LsNot, of Fayette
:oj ville, N. 'T., says: "I am well persuaded, and have
been for some time, that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of great, tuts to all those who may have occasion to
use them, and 'have administered teem to my patients."
Fever ankAgue, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are Im
mediately red by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
25 cents a , t. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTRBERT,
• Smithfield street. near Third.
Also, by ‘Vm. Cole. Allegheny city; J. 0. Smith. Bir
mingham: onii John hi'Crockr.n. Fifth frhl7
I 'S rit.l4is,--1 tic suiii,crtuvr
hail iu received his annual supply of Landreth's
Garden Seeds, warranted fresh and genuine, embracing
every variety,worth cultivating. The attention of farm
ers, gardeners, and others, is respectfully called to his
stock. F. L. SNOWDEN,
feb2 ; No. 29 Water at.
NIA KEREL-1 b. a
u 0 3 South lacjcerel;
8 CI ig 1
10 hf " " 1 "
L 10 hf" " 2
In store and for sale by
feb2s MILLER 8 RICKETBOI,I
WM. B.!FOSTER, Agentfor 111exican Soldiers, to pro
cure Land Warrants and Pensions far widows, at
the office of Wm. E. Austin, EN., Burke's Building, Fourth
street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
hiy son, in the General Land Office, at Washington,
will attend lo'my business there, free of charge to appli
cants. • feb2s
I)E3IOVAL—C. A. IIIeANULTY 4- Co. have removed to the Warehouses on "Sloan's wharf," upper Canal
i
Basin, Lib ' ty street, where. they are now fully prepared
to receive i
arge amount of Produce, &c., to ship, on the
opening o nal navigation, to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and all into Mediate places. feb2.s
THE Am,.'xican Almanac, and Repository of Useful
Raoul Edge, for 1038: rec'd and for sale by
JaIiNSTON & STOCKTON,
Wholesale and' Retail Booksellers .
&bid corner of Market and Third As.
a~'~f ~ ~$ y .
ti
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Oeilra.ble r apse r
TOR SALE—A valuable two.stoty.Brick
two large lots of ground. tronlmg an twO
sucel ~h-atted
atted inn pretutant and healthy location. Every; apart
ment is well finished.
ALSO—A good tworetoryllrick Haase, well arranged.
i
and finished with Porch in roat and rear; in u.pieasatn
location near the Timid street bridge.
frr'Price low; and terms liberal.
S. CUTIIIIIMT. Gun. Agent.
. .50 Smithfield st.
Ural Estaito•Market..
OR SALE—A good two story brick llouse. well at
rouged, with large lot of ground, .21 feet front on
Vine street. Price low. and terms easy.
.• Also. a new
two , stosy Brick House situated on Walnut'Street, Pinh
Ward, near the Ward School IlouSe,• tind Will be sold at
a bargain. S. CI 7 TIIIIIiItT.
•-• General Agent, - 50 Smithfield st.
Tan Yard forltent.' •
'THE undersigned, Agent for the heirs' of. Isnaeßhuge.
I deed, offers for Rent, that largeandconnnudions9un
Yard, situate in the caslof Moattn-pleasant, fur a term of
years to suit the Renter. The improvements consist of
Fifty Loy , ateott Yam, with the necessary Pools, Limes.
and Latches. The Tunlitiops,Bark Sheds. &e.. are large
and convenient. There is a :level' failing supply of mire
water. Time is a Steam Engine attached to the 1 ard,
for grinding bark, handling leather, Ac. Brown's Patent
is aim attached to the• Yard.
This Yard is situated in u of country where the
best quality of bark can be got very conc.:Metal!. and et
moderate prices. The turnpike, leading from Pittsburgh
to Clunberland. pusses the door of the premises.
Tenn Me ill be moderate. Enquire of the stibseriber,
near the premises. DANIEL. SHUPE.
. Apt. for heirs of Isaac Shape. deed.
February 11. ISbit.—Greensburgh Repub. uthip-tit
A NEW two story Midi Dwe!Rog Iluuva. dit
nted oo the limit Common. Allegheny eit). OW. r
the residence of Judge liwin„) and finished iit the best
modern style, with handsome 'portico hi from, tttptltio par
lors, furnished with marble mantels nail improved
doors; dining room and kitchen ott the first floor. snit four
good bed rooms on the el ecundstery : with finished garret.
'Enquire of RICIIARD CRAY. on the premises; or of
trial-1r JAMES PARK, Jr. sk. Ca, Second st.
pliWO Large Itoornd, with steam power. Enquire of
I the rile Factory, corner of O'Hura and Liberty
Fitth Ward, Pittsborgh..
febl6-tAp J. ,I.NICHI7II S CO.
FOUR new Brick Houses, situate on (tram st.,and fur
nished in the best style, with double purlotirs, and
sliding doors, with dining room and kitchen on the first
floor, and six good rooms on the other two stories. En
quire in the same row. of DB AVM. CIIVRCIL
febla.tAp
17, OR SALE—The subscriber inlets for sale the improve •
ments and property he now occupies, situated on the
Fourth Street Road. about three miles from the city: con
sisting of a well finished Brick House,. containing ten
rooms. and a cellar under the whole: an excellent Brick
Tenant House. containing three rooms, a large barn and
excellent stabling: a never failing ntnning spring of soft
water. and n pump of excellent water et the kitchen dour:
also, is garden, containing some choice fruit trees. togeth
er with about ten acres of excellent
The above property will be sold on rehm.nMde
tcrms
and possession given on the first day or April: tf 110 t cold.
it will be for rent after that day. For further information
apply to the subscriber, cm the premises.
ict , f2l-davrtAtil DAVID HEELER.
tfinzette Co. • nod charge Posit ,
TIAN D STRUM' I'It(WERTY FOR SALE.--4
/1 able Three Sio+y Brick Houtz and Lot. sittrated.on
the east side of I land street, near the bridge; and now iu
the;oceupaney of Rev. Preenvnut. The house i 4 built in
modern style: and in nearly new. Kitchen and dining
room in the rear: and ntl the apartment* well arranged
for comfort and convenienee.
Irr Price and terms teccommoAntin.l.
S.. CUTHBERT. Genera) Agent.
teL'29 60. Smitlifield .area.
FOIL FAILNI containing aLout Gil acres.
with a tine dwelling Louse and good barn, situated to
Peebles township. but a short distance from the illy. (the
property of the tate [Behan] Diddle, Eim. , l This property
w wind he ilestrable fora dairy. and avoid Lc reDicel for a
term of years. Apply to
iphtn-illm , . 1. 11. SIIOI:,NIIERGER.
‘0 two story trick house. with o
story. apposite the new Court House. on Finn street.
Positewton peen on the Ist of April. Enquire of
fetin•l w D. Downing, Irvin strnet
pOD SALE—The storautrant LOUIS .31rL-4.V . E. She
I has just Leen ret aire-1, and wvll tined Uir the Saint
mils trade. Enquire of .1. K. NIOORIIKAD.
ro LET—A Brick Bogie. corner u; Webster and F 71.1-
l ton streets, formerly occupied by J. B. Butler. Pot.
session gismo illinlethately. Apply to
It bl 9-11 J.. C. CUMMINS.
c..:i>iiii:f.;rtoci::n A g t,c
,tty. on of corlietAnn and Lottey rtrovis Ap
ply in J LYNCH.
'l l O LIIT.—A Room on the first story. and the s,,cunti
•hal thin: stone, of a buck house. corner of niub and
”:01-1 streets..
vcry neat and coorevicto Pram.: Coori:c
to Aflechetly coy. Apply so JAME'S .MAY.
N ron Dthittiniz I,llx, in the Sixth
ji Wan:. each a by 133 feet. on a 9 i<h t 1 crr ig s urvo r.
i 544.7) (1/7.0.
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.11.N1.—A, I.4aacencut •011.6 two zvootx, suitable Ka
I a phi ilcsa" . or jct.lll4, on Senn t , i - twerit !land
and Irwin street. WILNIARTII
•I`O 1.F71 - --One new three Ihrell.,:g
alb tAlt,ft s,ctachr d , situate near tlac curet:rut . Om
.a 4 WattLittriott alt-ete. ro.scssiori privro cm the 14.4 of
Apni nest tiattl7l JOHN F' F'EFIRY.
i.F7.1" —Three !muses. a7"I"PctWI
strve... near the Canal rtridge, in the cry
a 11.)catt. feet, with a converuval rntrancc
au 1. - et. tleArWoo.l.ltert.
Also. 3 Create tterelittif, ter* stories, seta: an erre. of
ground cinder flits:es:ton. situate on Ohio Lane. in the
city of Allegheny. torlnire of
+Ant , J D. W11.1.1X.1JD.,1 1.0 Wend .tt
ILirsgsvisno. Fitt I, trig.
lorrrn Mit & 1 / 4 1.r., u. noavogrovi property.corri:
pnoiritz bctisren Ave harldred acres of land.—
i shell have a road opcoed. roguing through tha principal
body of rho land. so asso render li easily accessible from
the tarnpflre, and the /lilt and firsildoek's Field
road', Any portion of too property may hr i ihno t , 3 4, en
as to .011 flit wishes Ind convenience of purchasers.
Mr. Visite! Negley. of Cost Liberty, will give any gen.
oral information as to the locality o: the lend--and Mr
(boils Uailey We.l oblige me by AM.'S:tit:lc in person. and
showing any pariiculat part of tt. aitut riving info/Ms:t o n
LA 10 the temts Of sole 1V:11. NriI.KINS
/10XLAV002, rob —itnei.
RENT'. 0 AND TO KENT —For 'Rem ow &Sena.—
. Two Mee small Farms of 30 and 30 acres. admintne
Freedom. Deaver comity. Person* who have farms.
dcrelltaF houses. stores. Ac. kc.. for rent, can have the
rune recorded and Intended to. and periods who wish
to rant will have their wishes complied with. a n d ail
kinds Of agencies attended to k.r very moderate charges,
at ISAAI . HARRIS' General Agency enni iiitclkizenCC
Mee. Filth onmet
IV the Delinquent Subscribers in the Monongahela N,
..1, vigatiou Company.—Notice is hereby given that all
shams of Stock subseribed in the llonengettele Naviga
tion Company. and which have become subleet to torten ,
tire by reason of the non-pnyntent of instalments and in
terest thereon. will be forfetted to the said compare. to
gether with all instalments already paid thereon. di put
seance of the provisions of the Charter of Incorporation.
unless the unpaid nutaimenut together with interest from
the data on which the same were made payable by a call
from the Board of Nlanagers, bepaid in full to Thomas
M. Howe, ESA.. Treasurer of said eon:weep. et the Ex
change Bank of Pittsbargh. on or before the Gnu day of
April, A. I.). ittle_
By order of the Board of Managers.
14 M. /MM.:WELL.
feb2l-d3tawtApl st Secretary.
FROM the New York Garotte, Oct. 6, IS:19, a daily
paper deservedly at the bead of the daily prelim its
this country.
Bristol", Evraa of 'Sanaparilia.—lt were but courtesy
to call the attention of our readers to this invaluable prep
aration which will be found advertised in another column.
Mr. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly interesting
newspaper, every now and then, one or two numbers of
which see have already noticed; and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the western
country, alai, we doubt not, lusty eulogised. It has in 110
favor, moreover, very flattering testimonials from the
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country
where it POI been used: There is beauty and taste
enough in the bottles, sad in the yyngraved labels in which
they are enveloped, to induced purchase, even if the
preparation itself were not oncf the “sovereignest in
the world." rte every, person mu t believe it is—that LS,
every one must believe it is—that is, every one who
would not resist amass of documentary evidence conelu•
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and ace whether you do not
agree with us on this point.
For sale by n. A. FARIsTr-sTocK & Co.,
feb2l
_cot. of let and Wood. and oth and Wood eta.
Clocks S Clocks Clocks
"DEIS & BERGER respectffilly call the attention of per.
11., sons desiring to purchase Clocks, having on hand a
very largo and well selected assortment of Jerome and
other Clocks—received direct from the manufacturers--
which enables them to sell cheaper than most of the other
houses in this city. Dealers in .Clocks will therefore do
.wall by. calling at their establishment, and inspecting
their stock, and ascertain the lowprices they sell them at.
REIS & BERGER.
febS•lm S. W. corner Smithfield and Second sus.
Selltpg Oft nt Xedueed Prices.
ftEAT BARGAINS.—The largest and beat stock of
4 ,..X• Furniture ever offered in Pittsburgh, is now ready
for sale at greatly reduced prices, to close out the bun
tline of the late dint of Roberta dr. Rana; consisting of
e a v n wz ,h v b a i ri ra cty of o th m e t. T w os an t t modern any p i tte ng rn in s of Furniture
line will find it-to their advantage to call at No. 82, Third
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
By order of the Adnurustrators of the late Win. B. Rob
erta. fehln-lra
rjr,, , ,,,he neater Carpenters of the Cities of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny, and vicinities:
ou are hereby notified, that the Journeymen-Carpen
ters of the two cities and vicinities, intend to demand an
advance of 25 cents per day upon their present wages,
en the first day of April next. Idy order of the Associa
tion. WM. E. ERRETT, R. S.
feb3-tf (Journal and Dispatch copy.)
NV elk - P taper.
GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, OF EVERY VARIETY
OF PATTERNS.
18,000 pieces Superior Glazed Paper.
5.000 do do unglazed do
FOR rIALLS. PARLORS AND CHAMBERS. They
will be soM for CASH OR RAGS. AT LESS PRICE than
they can be purchased in NEW YORK OR PHILADEL
PHIA.
Those haviiighouses to paper, and MERCRANTS;buy
ing to sell attain, will find a better article of WALL PA.
PER, for LESS MONEY, than has ever been oared in
THIS MARKET: BEFORE. Call and examine at the
WALL PAPER STORE of 3. REIDLE,
febll Smithfield at., Pittsburgh.
QUGA-10 hhda prima N 0 Sugar. juat recatvad and
10 For sale by ' (febM SMITH 1 SP4.7CLAIR.
=NEE
sat sale trti
To Let,
To /1,-,et,
I Stedin-33414V-Colnuni:
, 1849.
cLNCINNATI• AND l'lfTStri:Wll
D.l E A .11 . 11* A C I E.
Tins Indepenaent Liar of steamers is now einnposisl
of the largest. swiftest' best Mashed :Ind fuiMished.
and most powerful boats onthe vi'aterS of the West. The
highest wuges are paid Mr- the services of that best and
most experienced men engaced in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years: has carried
nearly two millions of people. without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com
parison with any.pussencer •Itne in the Union or safety,
regularity. and speed. All that money can procure has
bee' provided- or the cutely, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MO\'DAY PACKET.—The MONONGAIIEL . A. Capt. Stone
will leave Pittsburgh every" Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling every Moutlay evening at 10 r. 51.
TURSD..tY PACRET.—The- Er-Nu No.. 2. Cupr.
Jno. Klittrfettrr. will leave Pittsburgh every - . Tuesday
morning Jai In o'clock : Ninteeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 P. i.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.—ne. NEW FitiOLAND No.
S. Dean. will len,: Pittsinirgtiev cry Wedneinlay
morning at 10 o'eloc k everp.Wetlnestlay. even
ing at tO r. id.
•
THU/IND:IY CKET.--The BRII.I.TANT. Capt. //.
awn , . will I,l.tva Pittstmirgit every Thurmluy monting - at
10 u'dov.lt I .V heeling every' Thurstlnyyelling at tor.
.P.R/DA I P.ArKEr.—Th, , p:ln No. 2. Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pit!g!iirgh C ry Friday avornittg rtt 1 11 .0:clOcIt;
IVlaleling. every Friday evening at 1 1 .0.. '
SATUR DA Y PAC KRT.—The .MF-.SEX01:11. Carl. PC
(ainp. ',via leave PU141 , 1[1.01 every Saturday morning et
10 tipleck ; Wheeling every Saturday evening at Hi P. n.
SUNDA Y PA r KEr.—Trp• Seaxc.NEwros.enpl. A. G.
1ffg0.m...111 Icave P 110411411 curr y Sunday morning ut
to o'clock ; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 T. ar.
nav
For Cincinnati.
. .
it 7": . The new and splendid Passerk..aer
aptain IL A. roast:. will
. _ 1110111.ANDIAL • C
leave tort c above (.11id all intermediate- ports. regularly.
For freight or passlttte,haring superior neconnnudnlions,
apply on board.febl9
For Cincinnati. -
Tllll that _running passenger BirllT
SYLVANIA, R. C. GHAT, srunter.will leave
for the a ore awl iniertnediate porta, regularly.
For. freight or passage apply un board. tab:,
1848.
.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Dolly Pocket
Line.
['kola-Any ream:say Ist. ISIS.
LEAVE DAILY AT BA. M. AND P: M.
The following new bOats complete the line
for the present seloum : ATLANTIC. (apt,
James Parkinson: BALTIC. Capt. A. Jacobs;
and LOUIS Vapt. li. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new. and art:fitted up without r.tgnrd to expense.
Every comfort that mone-Ar eau procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Whart Boat.
at the toot of Roan at. Passengers will be punctual on
board. as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hours.
For Louisville.
•
ikr. Tlls Rentnecy River Packet. (jinn'
UL. 13notms, Master. will Pius e for the
above and intermediate ports regularly
Fur freight or plumage emtly boors . fb4
For Brownsville. •
The new fuel splendid passenger and mail
steamer BA 1.71C, - Capt. A. Jecons. will leave
for I. e a ova port during the present week. at 8 at. 7
pomitiveir.
For fro:Tht or posinge, apply -oil board.
For Brortrnirri-lie.
THE new Mail and Paasenge rAftua mar AT
LANTIC, JAmr.s l'Auxiasoy, Mastar, will
leave lot the above port duu day_ al a A. x. , poldtirely.
For Isaiah, or passagc apply on board. fel:
-
For St. Louts.
Tim good steamer9'C. Taos.
Mar. Master, will lease for the shrive and
intermediate ports as soon as the Sprittg e commences
For freight or rassage upply oa board,.or lo
te[LIJAMES MAY. \Vater et.
• For St. Lords. --77
ialazTimearellen! and light draught iteediter
SW.tN. R. MAT, )fester. kill leave for the
abtire and itstertnediate lauding:tin a few weeks.
Leif-at or pa.Siljr OMAN' on Gourd. or to
labs )ANIES MAY. ‘Vaterwi.
For St. Louis.
THE pplen.h.i•tenrorT NORTH CAROLI
NA. DErisst.r. tVil. !cave tin the
r. iovr and intetsilethwe ports. C/1% re gularly. ,
For (Might or 112111SeltZ0 apply !a; bOlllll. • fehi
TllF.tlese nud oplen4llll steamer A NIIRE%S
- W. 11. 1 , 1 it.v.v.:11.1,4[1,. 'Afflictive
tor the a Love anti interreediete luaolitte. rreulttri.
rvl. 1 . 1'6011 or pligooss . l. :.pply t.A.-er.l. eq. to
.1.1.N.1ES MAY
MaMMI=I!
ilEltleAN EAGLE will
lea% e for the above and all Inter - m..113in pone
repo qtly.
For ircleit or pli.snye apply on board. or In
fe hi G. H. xnurr.xltrairmrt.
"Ni - le. Orlemins.
TIII- SIMMICT SAVANNA.
11. DES N:5O N. Mast! r. leavetbr the above
all lntermeilinte lantlinga. rcnislarly,
For freight or onts,n2r. apply on Fon rd. 111,1
2aM=l
=GED
l e ara Tim steamboat CusELts E.
.4. CLAIMS. Master. will. during the corning
winter Reason. make daily trip!, to Beaver and Wellsville,
leaving Pittsburgh every naornutg nth o'cloilt. and 'Wells
s' We at 3 o'clock. P. 31
deelS D. M. ItARTON Ac3nts.
PRIVATI: nisr.Asts. Dr. Preten. of
1 Diamond Alley. can be consulted in all
cows - , rns of a «Tql - crit or drlirate natuvt fnektem
to nts'
; 11 1
GS Diamond
hu n frame
) e , s, bilis and Sy tihtlitle cruptions.ronorrhoqt
•, '. and its ronsetternees, together ernh all re.
nets iittdiseaste, impurities of the blood, with all diseases of
t enerent origin. skin ilisee ses.sei th strictures. glee!, urethral
illsetterges, sentinel w.rnkivess and inittomory; also, piles,
rheumatism. female weakness. dISCUUry CO: the %%i l l,
monthly suppressions. diseases of the joints, fistula: in
arm. nervous affections. paint in the Itradc.and loins. irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys. scorbutic
eruptions, letter, tinesvorra. mere-mini diseases, Ste. _
Twr.i.vr. YEARS' PILACTICE ..
Excluoively devoted to the study and treannent of vene
real disorders, and those arising from Youthful excesses,
gaiety, climate. or impurities of the blood..vherebythe
communion may havy been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
to offer tussUrtuitr , of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his care.
Or. Brown's olinies are conveniently arranged into sep
arate CINITIITItIits. Palisnts esti viiit Dr. D. without fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to mato persons in nerd of-medical
aid. to obtain !mod advice privately and promptly. To all
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in rctinnriogyerstreat des
a ma. to their various forme and stage-cotters inducements
eon rarely be equalled. Strangers arc hereby ap
prised that Dr. Drown has been regularly educated in
every brunch of tneddine, and for the last twelve years
confined hitasell exclusively to the treatment of those
4thlteßSee.
Dr. Brown s the only re-pile:ly educated surgeon in
Pittsburgh v. ho gives his whole attention to those com
plaints. .
1 1 7.1 — Certain, sale and speedy cores will, in all cases, be
guaranteed.
'Recent cases are relieved in a short time, without inter.
ruption from business.
ip — llcrnin or Itopture.—Dr. Brown also hither. per.
.ons afflicted with Hernia to call. as he has paid portico.
ler attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must contain a
fee, or they will not be attended to.
la - Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations strictl)• confi
dential. net26-4kwl
t ra a w a n p * e s e n d7a i n . d d e i rrl ' a v i e n ' Te d n r r e c t 4
i jl edy for Rftcumausinbr that painful trouble. It never fads.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, No. 63, Dia
mond alley, rittsbarg,ll, Pa., The Doctor is always at
home. innlA4ln wtf
IMMM:MM!
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Corner of Penn and Si. Clair &rem. Pittsburgh, Pa.
, PHE subseriber&having assumed the management 45.
_L this long established and popular Hotel, respectfully
announces to travellers and the public generally, that-he
will be set all times prepared to accommodate them in all
things desirable In a well regulated Hotel. The Mouse is
now being thoroughly repaired throughout,'-and new fur
nituroadded , and no pains will be sparedto melee the
EXCHANGE one of the VSll.lt nest Ilotels In the country.
The undersigned very respectfully solicits a continuance
of the liberal patronage which the llouae has heretofore
received. THOMAS OWSTON, •
feblo-daw - Proprietor.-
RINTERS' INK.—Just received at the Pc tit Ts
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Stotts_ 72 Fourth at., 30 KEGS PROUT'S WINTER 1
NEWS INK, in 20 lb. and 50 lb. kegs: Prout's Printing 1,
Ink is acknowledged, by printers, to be the bout manufac- 1
tured in the country. JAYNEs,
feb3--dew Agent for the_Nlanufacturer.
INFORMATION WANTED.—MAnr, Nix.t.r, and Mat
ciantr \Coons, daughters of Henry Woods, late of
tin lifas. Dauphin county, Pa., left their father's residence,
in Dauphin county, upwards of tea yenta ago, and as their
father lately qied, their brothers arc ammons to receive
some blarMailOU, as to whether-they arc in - full life. and
where they now reside.
A letter directed to Mr. John Sales. llarriaburgh Post.
office, Fa., will receive attention, and the contents will be
promptly communicated to the partiesi interested.
Editors of papeirs vrill subserva the ceuie of humanity
by
Februapu blish ry in
2 g , i s
notice.--fladvisburg Onion.
lb-1.9.
HAva.N.A. CIGARS—too,OOO Imported Cigars, of the''
.follooring celebrated brands, (part to arrive,) on
Mating of:
Ceres, Gella Prineires,
Antigua:lad, Steamboat "
Washington Regalia, . Village, ex. "
Rapedes. Sibrins "
Eseulapio, La Ragadera, No.l,
Dos Amigos, 44 4t o.
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De oster. . OfteZ.
London 'Urania, La Palmist,
Lord Butus, Cazadores.
Eagle P r rincipe',
P i ! C. feb7 . MA R. TtP/
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3 " Roll Buren;
1 " Lard; ,
1 bale Hops:
40 bbla. Small White Beania in stare aid - tot
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sale by L. 8. WATERMAN, '
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ALLEN ICRAIMIL.
B;iitkers and Exchange Brokirts,.,Xteeiretar ._ix, :1`- _-,ips
..Domprai Bills. Buts V. Exchange, .roff.fiedYnc .4PO OI-
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.N: Bank :Votes. and Coin..
canter of Third and Wood P(4.1 direoil).llTositc.ase .14,
Charles note!.
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Ranker, di4l - Peaten in firrhenr ruin and Hank Nola;
No. 55 Market earn, Paccbsiepi. ' • • ' •
sr.t.t.eva SCAT& ' ;.. ' . RXeil ' ol Mir.
New York ' f yr Cincinnati
Philadelpliia • . 'l"' • Lonisville
. Baltimorn • . & " ' St. Loins
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Ohio
Indiano.
Kenturic v
Virginia
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WILLIAM. A. HILL it' Cop T
BANXEIIS. EXCHANCY. AM) DZALIMIti 1111. r
Foreign and Do77tatie Exchange. Certificates "nf . pqrate,
Rank Notes and Specie. No, ni wend et; one ea* i, ober,
Fourth. Eastside. Fintburl.,4, Pa. •
CIUItRF.NT Funds received on deposit, and collictionti
made on ull the Cities throught the Crated fitites...
Sight cheCks on rtaltimore, Philadelphia. New Vork,'ltai
tou and Cincinnati, constantly for sale in aunts to - ittli,
purchasers. • "•
The paper of the Ohio. K.:mud:v. Indiaoa..a d ,Lia. :
ginia Bunke bought and sold on the moat favorablo
The highest proraiinit paid for 'Foreign and. Anicricaik
Gold and - Silver coins. •
I;XCII.A NG EON EN 01.A.N . D. REI.AN ri AND Scar:
LAND. (or sale in :amounts of .C 1 and upward,.
201/111 it. • MUM
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HILL A: •C CHEVY, • • - . •
I Bankers. Exehange Brokers. and Dealers in Foreign. and
I Domestic Erchange.. Ccrtiricane of Deposit. Belk Norm
Gold and Wirer. N0..65 Wood street, 3rd door below Fourths
West tide, Pilaburpl, .Pa.
AR Funds received ou deposit,and collections made
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in all the principal cities of the United States. ' ••••
Sight Exchange on:Philadelphia, Italiimore, Neorrorki,
Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in gums to suit
purchasers.-
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Kentucky. Indione, Ohio. Virginia an ennsy'l 1
Banks Notes bought and sold en the most favorable terms,
The highest premium paid for American Gold. ---,-
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany- and . Frartcli •
procured. &c. • • • . mar22-r
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.:A3. 5. HORN. ruua SASOLSI. .
3100 N & SARGENT. ,
HANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERSe:j;:
K. Corner of Wood and Sixth strera- Tn:4 •
ILIALERS in Coin. Bank Notes. Time BBla;
and I/mastic F.xchatme. Certificate. of Dcitoati.,lke':
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the:Dater,
and Enrope. for sole in 11111116 TO snit pitchouts. •
CI 7 RRENT and par fonds received on deposite.:
i'OI.I.ECTIONri made on all parts of the Untoniactlia •
lowest mitt:
irm r nanrs 1
1 Nle.,..is M. Leech & Son.
" Ogden & Snowden, •-
•• M tn. Bell & Sort, ' Pius), ugh !- -.
I " S. M'Clurken & 1/4.. '• •
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i- English & Bennett. • ••' - : -' • ••••
Fleming & Brother. • . " ••• • • - - •••••
~. Pules. Lathrop & ro„„ nillodelphic '
f. I - W. E. Thompson & cii. "-• •• •
Homily. Phelps & Co. i fq .- • •••• .
k - Babcock & Co. • •
t .. Tiffany, Ward & Co. I
Jim. Veallough & Co. ',. Dadaism:4o: '
i Mr. lumen. George,) • ' ,
i •• IL lianna.•Cincinnuti, O.
f " Joseph %Valli", I :Vas/Bon, o.'.
Mess's': Fenner .t. 3P.Millau.
.IL F. Ellis. Esq., Cashier. Bank ofLewistown: Ps:.
t Pittsburgh. September &1.:1517-p .
I ' Dissolution.
.artneriAtip so long existir
1 rrHE piiii....,_ __ ..ing 1. ..ang tinder the firer of 111!-
1: . CORD & NIA, was. by mutual consent, dinolat
on the tit inst. The business will bq closed. at the.
1 stand , bteither of us. using the name of the fl - em for ..
purpose. Tieing desirous to have oar business elder*,
with as little delay as possible, we would respectfullynst '
crest those indebted, to call and settle their accounts. •'
'JOHN D. M'CORO;.'
. C. D. KLNG. .
co-rAßTNErisiltr. . .
JOHN D. 3ProRD. haying associated Um :his
brother. JAMI:S .I'CORD. under the style' of WO:AD •
& CO.. will continue the liar. Cap, and Purbueitiesa . in
all its trims branches. wholesale and ivied. at &egg
stand corner of Fifth and Wood street*. where they illriv;
eh a contimistion of the patroller: so liberally beirtoWe4
00 the old firra. JOILV D. :(INCORD. - .
JAMES .
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IN retiring from the old and well kulownfirniOtlkreorto
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& Kix,. I nmst respectfully recommend to thepirlirmawr
of the public, my successors, Messrs. Nreoan 6:.. (N.:. ..
feb7-lm IL D.:MN-b.....
1 AlL'Cord ds Coss . . . .
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ISTCTOTIFOI3 TO 111>Cossi k Kiria,l.•
Mit.NerAcruitr.R.s and dealers in.- ,
'LATS. CAPS. and FURS. lnidrrak and . -.6 .
l At Rasa-cur. Wood amt flint ma.. Pittsboreft. Illt
PARTICI:I.AR IIOCHOOIk paid to our Retail . 3'i/ids:
Gentlemen can rely, et oil timer, upon wetting their HATS
and PAM. front our establishment ht• the Dar rastairigs
and worl-mansilip, of the taint stOs. and at the lowest
I prices.
i Country Merchant,. inurchasing . by wholesale.) are MS
sePectfully invited In cell and ex:mune our Stock. as xi
can soy with confidence. that, us regards 'quality Auld.
Vier. it *sill not suffer in a comparison with any boast Li
. 1 Philadelphia. • • • feb7li ,
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Clothing I Clothing i I ~ , . .
, Frill; Spring and Summer stock that t s now rcatti tab* • ,
.I, uttered at the old original
TIIREE BIG DOORS, • .• .. •
Is one of the largest and ehoicest in selection that has or
j! er Leen cshibited by any one concern in this or any otb-• •
es city in the Union. I will not undertake to describe to
• the reader the different assortments of articles which/-
I now have to utter theta: but will simply tell them that if •
they only favor me with a call. I will lay before theta
175.0110 different garments to make a choice out of, con- .
aiming in part of Coats. from the richest in quality doors
.to Om lowest in price; Pantaloons and Vests, to the ta-
I tonishment of the beholder, with both mouth and erm
[open. wondering iu the most extravagant degree of.sox-
I . hose such a vast collection of READY MADE curigiNo _
M.: conk: possibly be collected together under Me contrul,of •••:
rte tadisidnal But such things will he. sts long as par- • .
severance aed industry is the main-spring of trade:—• •
Without an) Intention of boasting, on my part. Iwilksay
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:at the same time.. it is of such metal I sin principally cats- •
posed. for nothing in the shape or form of ditheolttes. r na
; matter what their magnitude may be, can deter roe from
;ftcromplishing• my obtect, in providing for the tarmerithis•
imeelituac, and the day laborer: .3.1 y whole. atietititin is
ltaken up ssith the greatest core for their welfare in get:
ilia; up fashionable, and at the seine lime substanUidgettk
:Mettis. to meet their demand.,: Dud aslor wham: veld....
..fancy themselves moving in a different sphere: and' it.-
', quinog as article of the arc plus vitro' kind, they- bale
:only to give me an outline of their wants, trod the):: an. •
I; Stilled to a word. .
l' Now. let me say a word or two to mrecranitl"innitth-
;hats in the trade: If"you wish to save twos' at leant W.so . •
410 per rent, in yo srwholesale purchases. call•litilfithe .:
IPThree big Doors," and it' I don't meet your Most.san-
Iguine hopes, in thu way of getting cheap bargoini, - nod .
!Mai seasonable goods, i trill not in fatureattempvto off
ier soy inducements f a /Millar ind to a ene.roas pa'a-
Iple 01 GU noble a and close k diecenam g ent:' •• .
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Final Notice. • . ,
1.1. persons indebted to the estate of /antes 3.llAigh,,
V iin. deed, are notified to call and settle, on bib ono
dm Ist day of March next, as all accounts uniettled attar.
that day, will be placed in the hands of an.Aldaratuarciar`
immediate action. The above will be enforced; rorithritd.
:distinction of persona. JOIIN
luta l-td [Telegraph copy.] Attorney at Layl,,'
i •Orncr or TITS ALLIOITEN Blinn; .
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I • • Pittrbtlrei. February 1, laid. , ... i'
i N ELECTION for Preadent, Managers and Or .cere- ''''
!% for the "Company for erectintr a litidge over th e IS.: ,
,ver Allegheny- opposite Pittsburgh. in the County of Alla
gheny avill be holden et the Toll House, on Monday, tho• . .
!lith of March next, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
feb 2-Itnd/tor3t • JOIIN llARPER.Trenitn,r.
% °nougat • e a • ridge.
Prrrstienon. February Ist, 1848..
A N ELECTION for President, Managers and Meer.
It of the Company. for erecting a Bridge ore r the Hirer
Menonenhela, opposite Pittsburgh, in the County of Alle-,
eheny. wilt be held. at the office of said Company, . o
MONDAY. Me Sixth day of March net, at 3 o'clock, 1..111..
• feb.S•w3i• JOHN THAW, Treasurer'. .
,TIVANTED to borrowsoon, ; and several smaller
. T Sums., for one, two. or three years, on interest' with
;the best security and a premium. "Wanted, a%).4 wet'
'nurse, to go to Birmingham to suckle a child. anted, "
'one or two good house-keepers, and several cooks, Chant
barmaids, and girls for all work. Places warded soolfibe
several salesmen, clerks, warehouse men, school nit=
l ve
ahorers, and boys. Places wanted for several e
men. women, boys and girls. To rent, two quilltlantw . '
;on shares.
((?Persons who have bonzes. stores, rooms.-iii Caviar
.to rent, can record the same ; and persons wanting to fait
can enquire.
frj - All kinds of A:Tenets' -attended to pr n}.
.modernte charges, which are hereafter to be paid dmirp
!except by very poor people.
ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and .
Intelligence °thee. Piflh st.
febl2-It
llrnslrBr'-20 qr. cooks Roneuo Ron;
r 1 " London Market Port; I
• 5 " Hunt " • •
10 " Trash
20 " S. S. Moa:its; .
16 " Lon. htarket
10 " Symington "
5 " royal "
10 " Termed° " •
10 " Pale Sherry; .
5 " Golden '
5 " Brawn
10 " Lisbon 4
1 15 ittal , a ,
" Smoot
For'sale to quantities to OWL, b
deeffi •
rrOBACCO—In store and to arrive on eastaigmeaanar 37'
rj . and 1 bort= John Rneker, am 6s;
, 00 boxes Henry and %tunas, da; -
50 I boxes Johns tc Leoria, , ' - •
20 6oxes Itrargoon, ' • 5. -
15 " J. m. Btanard, ss; • '
35 1.' 4 John 'Rucker, sap; 1a;„
401 4 Henry . & James, • ,ge
-.. • L.• IVATElLsfair i .'
zuwater, and 62 Flout/L.-
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IVOTICF.—AII persona indebted kitinaelib ari ,
L requested to make payment, on or befciee
mac, V not, their account will be given to a is,'
'for. collection; all pewas havingclaims agstiner ;
'will please present accounts for pa yment
I janl 2 . • - ANC & MAYER.
11\1"EVIr. PIANO - FoRTES.—Now receiving,
, air 4tltlty
new stook of Piano Fortes, from the niannfisetorief:
for New 'York; and Chitikeriasi'of
ltee_ti..l*, me ate of the finest style and with &lithe mod.
ern f Vferttantl. For sale at„yli b y
4 1, . .10.11N11;• -st , .Wiktllrood at.
la&V..LARD-46 - arret, forsettlar:`:
ideg22 BMITRA.ziTiC4Ariv:-
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3." ~ 4 4ev,- Orleaus .. ••.. -,. ....• -
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No. 151 Liberty street.
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