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,PASSMioBB• It.RBANGENENTS TOR 114.
'Steamboat Packet Lille., leavcadaily for Cincinnati. to A at.
Paasenger .Packet.,: via. Brow n sville, to Baltimore and
PhiladolPhia, 8 A. X.t and 6 P. 24. •
llieil Coach line, direct, to Philadelphia; 0 A. at., and 121
Weanern.and E:oitthent Mnal CoaCik Line, G A. NI.,
North-Weatern,,yitt Cleveland, daily..lo A. L.
Erie andliVeatern New York. daily. 0 A. a:
North-Easterit, to .Philadelphia, daily, , except Sundays, 4
ARTIIVALK 'AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. •
E4Lsierii. via: rldlndelpyia, due 2A. 'closes 12 al
e:sterii Ii 1, Cin. and Louise.. due *1 tt at.:elosesS
South viii That. and Washington. due 8 r; X.. rinses 3 A. It
North-Westein yin Cleveland. due 10 A. at.; closes 9 A. st
Erie and . Western New York. due 8 P. At.i closes BA. as
STOCKS.
' Par raleik Askrri. Qfinwl.
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Rank of Pittsburgh esio.no - ;550,75 :"$50.00
Ezehnttge flank . .50,00 .44.00' ,
43.50
_Merehruits' and M. Milk • • , 50.00 47,00 4.5,00
- Partnere Deposit Bank ' -- None in market.
fraud Ferret Bridge .
.50,0t1 45.110
Northern Liberties Bridge., awn 3.5.00
Old Allegheny Bridge•• • • ..... . QUO 30,00 35,00
sharoNg3.4,so - 5,110 1,43
City Monde (6 4V,eent;;) 0 3,0 0 c,
Monongahela Bridge. • • • .........2.5.00 erW.5 6
Gus Stuckso.oo 45.1 n)
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phlly Rowlett , of the Markets.
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- - 3TONDAN Itht Ir mo. 'April 15 4 9 . S
The Ohio Canal will open for the season on Tu. endtlY Or
Wednesday . ; so we are informed. This will be good
news' to - those of our brightest, men who dent in the , Pro.
duce of the Reserve. A lot of Groceries was put up on'
Satinday, by one of our leading houses, for the Copper
Regions of Lake Superior. This is the first order from
that country that lins been filled this Benson.
The weather is now flue:—n•arm and plea■ant. The
1, * ( . 16 ,4re atilt bad, bat in it few dttra will be pagrible:
then will errantry merchanta dock in with ihrinituir, and
take out tiroceries. Ma minion:es. &c.
77ic rivers are hi and all classes of boats nre run
:time.; Freights will he plenty, in a few days, though evci
now enough tornake the bush was profitable, .
fonind no new feature in the market, on Saturday,
that is worthy of particular notice, Dealers in the lend
ing 'tinkles -were' not active. Them was' but little speel t-
Nunn.
Floar—The 11.-prcAsion noted ou SatuidaY morning
seas fully realized. The receipts were lair. hut the
Milli has abated. Thi. feana of a decliite iti the east have
made buyers cautious. heard of many sales on Sat
urday, which presented a very wide range. At wharf
we noticed five or six sales . particularly; one at-5.1.6d;
two at 54.66; two at $4,56; , one as low as 41.37. From
wagon we heard of one Solent $4,01; one at 84-5 0 .
consider 54.50 us' the fair quotation fOr Saturday's opera
tions. From stores we heard of sides by dray load at
zi.1.6114
Pig Diet al—GrAit quantities have arrived by river
and canal. On Saturday there were a few unitupomod
*tiles. but Ito change from previous quotations. There
Avery conflicting opinions us to die elfeet of the offerings
now in market,. Some predict a decline, while others ap
pear to-daink lbw' the prices will be fully maintained. To
stay large operation', are expected, and pricer will be
fist d. We wilrmit give the figures of the few miles made
•on Srittinlity, as they. did not indicate. the fair state °film
market. Owners of lots lire down, and devoting their
tiiaria looking around and requesting bids. ,
Aishea—Sales I cask ,Pearls lie,: Pots and Scorch
hap.; are held at 4135; Salsratus 767}; Sod'a Ash, 4a41
Feed—Bran and Shorts are still scarce, and in de
mand.. A few salesat 1321,8 for Bran; Shorts, 2 5 e-
Oafs--Sales at wharf at 23+iit'Sc. Tendency down
ward on account of large receipts; but the demand is yet
equal to die supply.
Poiaisea—The receipts have been heavy during the
past week, as may - bet seen by observing the river im
'wrist The market is now well supplied, and sales have
been made at:figures a shade' below former quotations.
GoodNMltanuocks have been sold from first hands at 50-
04.0.:4 tibia store 61:14175c. The tendency is downward.
A pplea--Seseral lots have been brought into market,
bat are taken with much caution, though the demand is
good, Sales from first liatids,on Saturday. at 81,7503,12.1.
-Charms—in a few days our market will be furnished
with mine lotsof W.:12; as the.opening of the Pennsyl
vania and Ohio Canal will bet in what may be fur sale on
the Reserve. An Ohio paper remarks that the article is
scarce, thougl considerable was suede during the winter
—the Cincinnati demand took it otf. There bare been no
sales. and We can give no quotations. Goshen *ells free
ly at Slage.
Balk Perk The receipts have been heavy, and a
few sales were made lust week. The 'quotations air
about 3fit3ie..aceonlitig to cimnmstnnees. •
Laird—Sale of :110 . kegs No.i at sie . . 7 cash.
,Featheri-4eceipts fair, but still great demand.
Sale of a few sacks at 32e.
W heat—Scles from first hands at BFe. No demand
of any account.
Dried Peaches—Not many in market; demand not
grant. Sales, nt 5t.56.
Dried Apples—The best ankles sold nt 75670; in.
fetiorGE
ilt tatter —None arriving worth notice; sales of a few
tilrls. at 11213 c. -
- aeon—Nothing new. Regular gales at former quo•
rations.
.01See of Secretary of State,/
si , rimikrld, Illinois, Feb.2s, I.:Ft..
PAVED pro's/nits' will he received at the °dice of the
`O . Seeretary of State, et Springfield, Illinois, for famish
' ing paper ftr the use of the State, as follows: 2.sllredins
1., printing paper, 2x:.1: inches, at least one-fourth
linen stock. 40 lbs. to the ream; and 23 reams plain fouls
''cop paper, of medium quality.
The proposals will be opened on the first doe of Sep
'tendier melt, in Springfield. The paper to be delivered to
good order, in Springfield, on or before tne first duy of No
vember.
The contrnctor to give bond in the rentil snot of 810,000
for the faithful performonce of the contract.
(The „American )ltinutheturer. Pittsburgh, Pa, will in
t...Et the above three times weekly, and send their acconnts
fat te 'tic luen t to the Secretary . of State.)--Minois Slate
Mester.mar 15
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Tribunals's/gr.
XTEW and splendid variety of TRIMMINGS. of the
latest styles, just received at ZEIIUGON KINSEY'S,
No (17 - 3lastattr Sraster. Among which are:
`' 30 grciss Daisy Minor* assorted colors;
' lOU plain. covered with Ref. assorted colors;
130 " plain Small, assorted colors; •
50 . " cotton. new article, will wash. assorted colors:
Also; a huge variety of Princes. ased 'Widths and colors.
GLOVES.
A very large stork of the glove article.
6 dos. Ladles Open Worked Silk Gloves;
5 - Gents' Ilenvy Silk Gloved:
7 "tics' Net Mark tool White Gloves;
Ladies' Fatroy'rop Lisle Thread Gloves
211 Liulies' Gloves:
' • mi ••,- Ib.w Silk Gloves;
20 " Gents'
• 12 " Children's Cotton Glov*s; •
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Shaded Twiot. Steel and Guilt Benda. Purse Rings and
rattails, Rend I lag*, ttecl and velvet, tint Pans, Paratols,
Accordeosit, ' Einar..l)
Jewelry.
XrEW and splendid variety at ZEBIll.f/N KINSEY'S,
..01 67 Main= Smarr.
Gold,Lever Watches;
43'SilverLever Watches. (English;)
23 Silver Detached !sever Watches;
20 Silver L'Eplue Watches; •
25 quarter R niches; .
12 Mine Gold Chains;
/ doz. new style Ear Rings;
plain Gold'Houp Itings;, ,
4 " assorted Rings;
2 Musical Boxes, playing a variety of pupates airs;
12 gross Steel Slides. all dit.C.P.
FANCY GOODS.
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5 doz. hue Fans, silk and paper;
Common Funs;
0 '• Fine Velvet Bead Bags, new styles;
, 10 " Fine Crotchet Bead Bags, new styles;
,5_ " Fine Crotchet Purses , new styles;
25 " . Flue Parasols. assorted;
10 " Fine Flower Vases , assorted;
t " 'Fine Steel Screw Pincushions;
" Vine Ivory Screw Pincushions;
" Ywe ltroodZerew Pincushions.
Stars. Yassels.Friages. gilt and silver, for Reptiles:
- A fine aisortnmenkui new TOYS, &c., &e. Itnar49
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liE MOST IGNORANT feel a disgust for a young or
old peraoa. Wale or amale, with a putrid. bad breath,
or had tee& • Persons who have either. are honorably
111111111 la that a fa. boa of JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTE , wiIL iinitrial, without fail.
' Make the breath pure and sweet.
The teeth white., and the gums hard.
Reader, just try this once. It is cold in New York at
.Chatham st.,,aud by WM. JACKSON, Agt.,
. taar2o d 9 Liberty at,
WINES. -=3011 whole, half, quarter and eighth pipes
of all the different Wines now in use. part to at
rive;of r iurioul 'grades, brands and vintages, some very
old. For plc" Ma imported by P. C;I4IAR.TIN.
morn
IVEOI:ASSEIS--la hblg. New Orleans;
2 I
Cane: Philadelphia Steam Syrup;
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For sale by Dan 2.5] J. D. WILLIAM'S
VRESII FRUlT—drums Smyrna Figs;
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•• 2 Ude. Zane Curranto; •
2 boxes Genoa Ciiron
- 20 M. R. Raisins;' for sale by
deent J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st.
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NI'EW OOOliS—A. IL . Meson & Co., N 0.62, Markets'.
AA have just received an extensive assn rim:nt of .Day
say and-Panco Dress Buttons; alio, Gimps and Fringes,
- of every variety; Cashmere Craiati, Silk Scarfs, &c.
deels
I CELAND 1410sis—.1 hale, Just recd and for tale, by
B. A. FAIINFISTOCK & CO.,
dee2 - , _ _ , . Cor. l'irst and Wood its.
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Stenhaer ,
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I .fispateh,'Nehmit;anti
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Mositerey:Mornson,•- So.; • -
Monongahela, Stone,:eintinnati;
Isaac Newtoni - --Mason, 'dm`
Comm!, ICiluiey,'Wheeling-;
n Hudson; Porn Sunfish;
J.-J; Crittenden, •Hrael, Louisville;
Skipper, Stoops, Marietta;
' DEPARTED. 7
Steamer Beaver. Clark, Wellsville;
Michigan Nu. 2- Gilson f lienver;
" Comet, Cope. Moore. Beaver nud
• " ' Dispatch, Nelson, Jro ntaville. '
'Monterey; Morrison. Brownsiille.
- " Baltic, Jacobs, limwnsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville;
" Lake Erie, Hemphill. Beaver.
Caleb Cope, Moore. Beaver and Wellsville;
" Isaac Newton,Mason, Cincinnati;
" Messenger, Rno, no;
Wellwule, Barnes, Sunfish;
Fon Wanntma.—The Consul leaves thia morn
ing, at 10, A.M.
FOR STAMM:CIip t.Greenlee'l excellent steam
er, is advertised to leave foe the above port to-day
A good chance for Passengers:.
Fon NEW 011.4ris.—The new and beautiful
steamer Savanna, is adrehised to leave-the above
port to-day.
Or rapt. Thomas May's boat, St. Anthony,
leaven for Illinois river to-day. All who knew the
boat, (or captain) will not hesitate to travel on her.
air FOR CluctririATL—The regular Packet will
ea4e at 10 A. M.
Fon. BROWNSVILLE.—The Atlantic, Capt. Parkin
son; tha Baltic, Capt. Jacobs; and the Louis Mc-
Lane, Capt. Bennett, run regulurly between Pitts
burgh and Brownsville, one boat leaving each morn
ing andlafternotin. .
FOR Wra.t.svamc 7 -The Cal 4 Cope, Capt. Moore,
leaves every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9
A. M. The Bearer, Capt.. Clarke, leaves every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
IMPORTS nir MEV It.
Ciatinnaii—Per Pontiac : 213 bbls whiskey, R
Watson; 2$ hhda, 32 hbls bacon, W & It M'Cutch•
eon; 4u bbls bailie, 11 Graff & Co; 80 tads hams, D
Leech & CO; 2 eks potash, Atw .... d Jones & Co;
hbli castor oil, It R Fellers; 190 bids..Hine, owner on
board; 4 bhils sugar, 2 bbls bacon;.half bbl syrup,
Von lionnhorst,
LaMar/lie—Pr Mt Vernon: 40 bbls potatoes, Smith
& sinclair; 82 bales cotton.(2s bags feathers, Brown
& Culbertson ; 19$ bales cotton, King, Pennock sr.
Co; 6 bales fox and deer skins, I) L.-ech & Co ;
tibia potatoes, U Applegate 2 has specie, Sibbett
ai Jones; 19 Mitts - sugar, Cdreon ¢ M'Knight ; 3 bags
feathers, 36 bales cotton ' Poindexter h Co; 4 blithetobacco, tobacco, S Kier; 31 casks iron scrapo,•G & J H Sho
cnberger; 84 blots dried fruit, Von flonhorst ; 6 bags
feathors, Hutchison and Son • 74 do, K Robinson &
Co ; baies skins, Wm 11 dolmes ; 1 box, D Fitz
&mous ; 167 'ibis potatoes, John Very; 100 has ba
con, Clark 4. Thaw; 719 pcs hulk pork, S George
& Co; 10 bbls bacon, 3 do lard, J Perron 4. Co ; 72
empty ale casks, Wood & Hughs.
Peoria—Pr Fairmount: , 2 has bedding, Marshall;
1206 pcs bulk pork, A Watrer; 6157 pcs bulk park,
2189 pot bulk pork, Finale) , & Smith ; 39 bbls mo.
Drown SC Colbertton ; 50 do, Poindexter;
21 bales cotton, Poindexter ; 28 bales cotton, Voegt.
Icy, 17 bb:s Lard, WallingStrd.
s• al if •ppr N &resist use.
NTO. 47. AIARKFT STREET, between Third and
Fourtlstreet. Pittshurgli. l'a.—TlitiStA!!. PA 1.1111:11.
'Matimiteturer and Importer of BALLP l VEX, Fire
Hoard P • Roofers.. !mild/maim, Papery, Ornamental
Designs. Tramparent Window Shade*, Csc., and dealer
in %%riling and Wrappin! Paper. Bonnet and !tindery'
Bounty. to.. Ac.—lies nt prevent on hand a very extensive
I well assorted stock of every article in his line of hue
sines*. To permit's who buy to yell again. hr will make
Aatitrmil
it chscoast rya can :ninny Mil to secure their ens
tont ; and the great ettrirleo trout which housekeepers will
More it in their power to velvet, and the eery law prises at
which he is determined in evil tricot. will. hellatters him
presents-nd iltdi(eraneHLP us cannot be offered, in this
by any tithei - ,Alouse in the nude.
irr !tags mid Tanner). Scraps will be taken in ex
chunge.'at the highest Prier,. marl3-1m
ALT all ECM. se r HVY. 01.1) i,K I :el h.
LAS. Barter's bet; Chaps, Sore Beards. Pimples.—
This lensed by many physicians in this city in cunng the
above. and we would nor conserencioualy jell wiles* we
knew it to be all we rime.
A. a toe - ferric. the true JONFis'S SOAP i.. perhaps the
only article ever known that removed impurities. and
cleared and Imantified the ski i. lankiim it mitt, clear.
smooth and white a• an infants. But mind. it is sold at r 2
Chatham mr- Y, and by
rjV. 1'..49, I..iberty Atrext. Pitubstrek. hus jti.
• opened, for the Sprisur 'rude. u large and general
totaorttututt of well selected Clod's, Cassirttrres, and
Vratings. ronsiuing of superfine Fou'ell and English
Idack and (anty coltmul ciArrits. mnitable fin the en.
nuns styles of Spring nod Sunnier
Plain and fancy Frenels. English nod inrelielltl CAS
SINTERS:A. in green variety and new pattern., adapted or
the cuslamier trade.
Also. a great variety of I'M* and inner VESTING'S—.
all of which will be eat and made bi order. in thr most
aishionable style.
Persona favoring the estnblishinent with a coll. will 11,
=fled oil moderate temp./it short notice.
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The nubscriber ban also on hand n great an,ortinclit of
READY 31 A DE CLOTIIIN4;, nintic in the itrement Spring
Fashion. connintiog of every description 01 Arco. not)
Frock Conn., of all fushionable colors; fancy and plain
Sack and 13uninenn Coat,
Also. a general assortment of Punta VeNIP Shirts,
Cravats. and all other articles in the Clothing line, which
will be sold km-. for c
Wholesale purchasers will find it much to tneir ndraos
Inge to call and examine the intuit. ha lure purchasing
elsewhere. P. DELAN T. Tailor.
mnr lei
CINIIIE attention of gentlemen purchasing garments for
I dress wear. or ordinary business purposes is direct
ed to the-stuck of at present On our counters can
sloth% of every grade mid shade of French, English, and
Belgian. Cloths and Cassimered. in endless variety. and
Vestings Mr every one's use, which will he made to order
inn simerior manner, at prices that will tint be questioned
by the best of bargain makers. C. W ERN EBERG,
marls (late WOuire & Co.) 151 Liberty at.
5UND1111.1.4.-100 doz. Playing Cants:
tSN/ whole and half boxes Sardines;
10 baskets olive Oil;
doz. 'assorted Catnips, &c.
.1 casks London Porter, quarts and pints;
31h1 doz. lirutaticx. &c. very old;
5 bids. powdered Sugar;
GO briskets Chamiinigne Wine, pan to arrive;
3 hints Claret Witte, forante by
antra P. C. MA wriN.
RARE AND CROICF ; FITi:SII IMPORTED
ROBINSON'S CLOTH STORE. Fifth mwt. near inna.
Very grateful (or post liberal patronage. feeling assured
upon examination the beautiful, rich, and fashionable
styles will rottutomil purchases; French Chaim, Coati
'acres. Lkieskins,. if th e very best makes , colors, qualities
and eityles ; I:manure. that for beauty cannot tn, excelled;
French Figured. Cashmeres, Silks. Satins, and White
Marseilles; Tr; 1111 l &lugs of superior quality, very large as
sortment.
ID - Prices second to none in the conntry.,al
marl'-.12N
r1111:11Ft 11E.0 7 1CR - arONI.III.--For Skip Builders. Hoot
I Builders, itnd Lumber 51crelinnts; being a correct
medisuretneut of 'scantling. boards, planks. cubical con
tents of square and round timbers. saw logs, wood. &c.,
comprised in a number of tables. to which are added ta
bles of wages by the month; board or rent. by the week
or day; and railroad distances': also. interest tables—by
J. M. Scriber. author of the '• Bngitteet'a and Mechanic's
Companion," &c., &c. For sale by - .
I)IOAN'S LONDONBOOTC.S.—.Six Old English Chroni-
I) cies.
of Malinshury's Chronicler.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History of Alglo Saxon Chroni
cles,
Mallet's Northern Antiquities.
Heroditus. by Cnrey.
Machinvelli's History of Florence.
Schlegel's Philosophy of Life and Language.
History.
Langres History of Pointing.
Itecitinon's History of Inventions. .
ROACOC'd Leo the Tenth.
Roscoe's Lorengo Do Medici.
Coxe's House of Anglia-
Schiller's Works. For sale by
nine 4 H. S. BOSWORTH &CO, 433[116mi it.
A I ACKEREL.--6tibbls. N . 0.5, !urge :Mil:mkt:l.cl;
5 "
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a" No. %•
n store and for stile, by
janl4 MILLER & RICKETSON.
ONYI I IEANANtricrtNGY any one must be who
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will have any kind of bud. dirty. harsh. gray, or red
Hair, 'when we have so oflen shown them the nunies of
persons who being thus, have. by the pile of So. bottle of
JONES'S CORAL HAIR RES.TORATIVJ., had fine
lung silky hair: Sold at S• 2 Chatham at.. N. Y., and by
WM. JACKSON. Agent,
mar2s Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
97 `‘',As„eritl..,:, l 7 . ~.re'.`ettlir
c . ttana
e t m y Aroma ti c
rade. with per n
t.
od. Alsa for sale by} the gallon or single bottle, nt the
wine store or Neel] JACOB %YEA Vb..lll_
Leeching, Cupping and Bleeding.
KII. NORRIS. Oneeessor to'hl. It Delnny.}—Fresh
. Leeches received monthly; attendance at all hours.
Reference: The Physicians of Pitushurgh. Allegheny and
Birmingham. • March 13, lt•lc.
I most cheerfully recommend to the Physicians, Fami
lies, and all my former friends and patrons. Mr. E. Ii
NORRIS, MS being thoroughly acquainted with the bust
ness, and worthy of pat:lmage. M. R. DELANY.
mar2l-ant
TOHNSTON & STOCKTON have just received a sup.
ply. - 0f Washburn & Robinson's (KILL PEN :sans,
and Quill mar 29
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%%M. JACKSON. Airent.
in hit.eny%Treet. ritlA.urgh
EWE=
JOHNSTON is STOCKTON.
Booksellers. cur. Market and Third its
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• 1.1,.16th day of bltuth till the Ist Of April4Sld. Persons
callititfor...l.etters, soil} Ocean say they are advirbied.
Adams Ann R tulaCOrdell Allen:' - , :'•'llkiiiriglThonlini
Addle Sultan M ' , 'Cnirner Fnincis 31 !lemon , Joh& - •' , l
Adams Joint - , Grumontlliza ' • HelleuLtHenry i . ,?.
• Affilarly WM ; ' Crage•John- • . 'Anton k.; 1.1 - ' -
Agnew Daniel •; ' Cioss'Andre‘ir • 'lliekinus Edward
AumlasJ • • Craig William". Hill Joseph" -:'
Adams Ann M ".- Crawford Richard Hinman. %Van
. Adams Barh H• ' ; CruirSantael Hilt H C
Aitkin Marshall • Craig Robert B • Hill Mary Ellen •
. Agnew S H - Crewman James Hicks Win
Arlworth John Croess Alfred Hill John
Allison Wlt . Cudeath Benjamin ililshed John
Allston Wm Curren Roll • "Hite James K
Allen Joseph Curtis Joseph Holland' Win
Alexander Alfred -CtuntinglaamJohw Holman John , -'•
Alexander.riaran Sarah. Danigh Samuel HOlmes MarthiO
Allison Samuel - Da/iils Margaret • Ilinitieci George .
Anderson J. , Davidsonkienj , n lloge John l`• - , '
Anderson Wrn Davis John G llolden•Janich •
Ansteiss David Davidsonisabella Hedge Atienah
Anderson - Jackson Darlingtonlienry Hamden John
Anderson Michael Dodds Alexander Hedges CurtisAnsbutz Alfred Davin LM• Higby Edward
Andurs Robert Dann Wm H Her= Anthony
Andoes Mary Ann Dalsell John Ililans Gharlbs '
Applegate Wm Davis Amos Hank II
Armstrong 013 Davis Wld IlurronC
Armstrong Susan Davis Thomas !torten Martha
Argust Benjamin- Davis Lyzer . Horton BE -
Armstrong Reb'ca Davis Nathan Hasten Mr
Arthertaif hi Antis Dean Sarah C -Holten Win C
Archibold Geo D Denlinger C , Harrell Caroline
Armstrong Dr Dennis Ruth ! llouston E •
Art hers Juhn Decal T llopper•Soml
Armstrong Daniel Denny Olive ' , Horner John
Arthur& Wm M DemAtscy - James , Blooper II •
Asker Pete' It be Forest Barton Huge John •
Atchison David Defend II .A Danz Eliza
AustedonSarah E Devlin ,13 - liudsdn HD ' ,
Anthony W S Duning John Hughes James '
Atkinson Henry Dempsey Mara% Hutchison F -
Atkinson Marg't Delhi Frederick Huhben Ge It
Atkinson Jane Diamond John Hengettigseph
Atkinson (Ito Dillon Franklin ' HugnsAtites i
Rabbit John II Dixon James'll HyinE3
lialwin Nath Dicksonl'homas Ilyathn Wm
Bunks J It Ditimond,Thouses !Liston June
Barnes Henry Denning Jlt 0 z Hull Silas
Baker Sarah J . Dicky James hi/ Bugles Christopher
linker t;ourod 2 Duman John./ HY . son William .
Bunion! Henry A Dixon James' Irwin John
Holy Mr DonilenJohn • Ingram Elizabeth
Buret CMr Didier Jilcol, - Israel - A
Burnet Robert !fug:lite Peter Jackson Mary E.
Bar Barbra Miss Dodge Wlll %V Jackson Olive
Harriet' Joint Dratuvan Robert Jackie,' S
• ihirion John 21iknigluss Alet.'r Jackson John II
I Barlow %%Inlaid' foram, Hugh Jackson Sti.plwii
• liattar Michael hourly' Elizabeth Jolity .1 C
Luster (lenge Dougherty Jas Jepson John
I Hair Jnepb Dougherty Mary Jetion II
! Burge fleorge I.touglicny C 'l' Joss. James Al '2
1 hereby Margaret !)suety Alias Jenkins Mar}
Burlier Henry lkmolitt /antes • Jutsic Thomas
, Winch Edwanl Donaldson Wm Jesup Charlya C
~'litn William Donnelly Anna Joy Elizabeth A
Bonett Aline A !haute Eliza Jolley Jackson
Bell IVllliant Duval Win Johnston John R
• Bell James Dowling V. in Johnson Susan
Beaty Ann Dimly Ellen Juhistun Thos 'l'
Benson James Digeilen Geo I. .111111.01011 Runt If
Benson 'Wilituni besniond John Johnston Maria A
Benny IVilltain Duncan I. It Johnson It Cu
Beaty Sarah J Dueett & Curtis Junes Matilda
Beacon henry Dunlap Win Juno-slimes P
Bennett Montrov'e Dilute', John Jones Eleanor
Bennell J Dressell I' Junes Eliza I'
Lkylord Henry V Dutin Shires B Jones B E
Beebe Richard Dud James Jones Delilah
Bennis James NI Diu! Margaret Jones Ann H
Mendell It Duncan 11..aa,en Junes Eliza
Beach susen Inlrillarisi I' Al JOnelf hlultliew
Uerker Henry buinsiptieo W Jones Margaret E
Meech Joel St Edgar A Jones Edmund
Beans EMr hilnel Susan .1 Jones J A
Bender Mary Edgar W II Jones Abbot
Betty Entity I. Ehinals Win II Keys Jultn
Iteymen heels E'er - hurt Jacob Keepers Rhin A
Ifiontoullenry Early Semite/ Kearns It
Hackett It Ealwurds I) Erase,, John
Blum:lull Aaron Earl Sarah Ketritueu Win
Muck Cuturme Ells Josiah Keller Jared,
Biddle Ann Ens& Ellis .David D Keys George
Bishop Hannah Enett C ii' Keenly George
Bidden Henry AI ElliouThounts Kelly tint
Biddle J ill Engle Anthony &neigh Michael
Brieli 'Peonies S Elia• Davin hatintuan Sarah
Mau Elli•it II Emerson J !icily John R
Blain Samuel Ellis J 'l' hen John
Blair Mrs. Elliott John Kesler Charles 11l
Bishop William lEttoy Mary lieuedy Eltzubellt
Bishop rl Mrs Ewing V. in If Keneny Ilaviit U
Bison Caleb Evens Mary Kearns Susan C
Black Elizabeth Ewing Hem) J Kane Jellies
Char kttinani Evans J V. Kane Elizabeth
Black Martha 2 Evans lease King James
Murk John Evans George Al hum Joan
Black David Ewing Geo C Kittle) Margaret
Blair Ilugh Evan"' Edward Kant,. James E
Benny Jam', If Ewing it in C Killer,, Joseph 11,'
Bayer Jana.. Earner John Kelly John
Booth Geo W Evans George Kelly Abraham
Boyle Hugh Evans Elizanc(ii Ken 111 n
80-truce Daniel Evans Grace T Kelly Robert 2
Boyd John Es an. John Kerr It
Bonien Isabella I...detour Arelt'd hirkpatric CJ M
Unseals John Frarnuarr 1...% Knox .Horner
Boll:mortal Lyman Kllrt ILI. Euieltne King Anthony
booth George IV Freilmun Enwline Knox Joseph
Baotou Geo %V Early Witham Knight Geo %V
Brown Joseph Forum Thomas Euiper F
Brown Peter Ferguson tatlah KIIIIO.IIIII Wlll
Brown %Vahan% FerganumJas is -ar Gurnoy
Brown Wm R 2 Ferrer Frederick Kingsley Al G
brown Thomas Finnegan IV C Kyle sarnuel
Brown Etta. FaLi.u.riek C .Kranier it in
Brown Legate Ficaning H S Kemple Mary
Brown Josephs Fen) I Korb,' Henry
Brown Charles Finnegan John Krcueeu rlannrel
Brown-John Mewing Jas it Lantern Anne
lirown Sand I. Earner I.eorge L o mbert J o n.
Brown 'l' A Fleck Fred k Lana, .NielivalS
Brno, Alex Fitconnlonr. Mr I.untlen lieu
limiter Jaeol, Elenegian Joan= late Richard I
Brock J Fiettis Samuel Leurerii. Ttionatts I
!hording John Hewing I% Illiarn I.eillnian %Van
Bruner Jacob Finn) CathaJine Leanler Ihsvial 1,
Bradshaw Win Film In Julie Leiner Allennel '
&nuts Alex Foamiest Nallil Lenglirana Patrick
Brun /ernes Foster /1 I) 1.u.n..r If I'
brooks Lan:ilia Fox JUIIII Lentillell %VIII
Bruce J Foram At Leuly Callwnite
Brodly John Ford Henry Leered James '
lirldger Jti Famine Thomas I.ye Mena,
Bruner Jonah Erase Julio 2 Leopard Reuben
Branham 11'm II Flunk I' A Laster Murry
tiredly Euieline Frazier JAI Lean Susan U
1.400/;.* William Fret er It Dickson Letts Tiles
Brice David Freedle Joseph Lieuellyn Gen
Bryan tViii Rev EreCalan Naurnall Levis &Ballard
Bre.ol G W Frenen H Less hews. L
Brier James Fry George Lewis N G '
Buchanan Win Freeman 'in 31 Leonard Samuel
Broker John Fremont Gtu Leonard Elizabeth
Boothe Eliza Frisbee C S Little Juseilli tor
Burns Bernard Frumpier Wm Lighten', Jenny:
Bruton John Freeman M Miss Lewis James
Byers Bridget Frecknann John Lygiat Hamilton
Barns Dominick Fulitletiburg Se'l it 1...) sae Julurs
Byrne B Fuller We, It Lunen Nathaniel
1...rn0 Henry Getty Andw S List George
Butcher E (fasten Julin M List Elizaneth
ll'erly Eliza Gates Joseph Lueket into
H) setae William Gallagher cultic I...ang Rout F
Burnett Josh 11 Galleuy 1. Lynch %Vila
Bare' Matilda (lorry thymus NI Lynch Charles
Burns Margaret tiorutruter Ealw Le-thy Samuel 2
Breek Julia C Gallagher Alarg'i Loomis Henry
Carroll William %thyme Sarah Long I. H
Calhoun Andrew Hardy John Lockport David
Carnelian B H George Elzblia D Load,- Stephan
CeltlaoW David s Gems Elizabeth Loner Jude
Culvert W II Gantry Jumes Lubrch Joseph II
Cassidy Lewis Gallagher J Levy Thomas
Callaghan Al'Neal (ioret Joseph K Lynch James L
Calhoon A Guava Altman l.) on John
Cassidy Henry Garin, Witham Lupton Peter
Casey EA. Ural Gill Alt dlurehnial M Miss
i7n rpenwr hlie Intel Gillespie Ilicled Malionter Sarah
Cochran Mary J Gibson krilliain Matthew Hobert
Casey %Valliant Gillespie IV 11 Mann Wm ll
Cassidy Catharine liebahart John Munn II
Castor David l' Aimee S S Maze William
Cans:when Jams L Gilman Samuel Markle Marin
Calwell SUMIII Glenn Win IL Maze Tliolems •
Campbell Mary J Glass Catharine C hlajor Robert C
Campwell John A Gleson Susanna Minn, %V 3
Campbell litlwal 2 Glass John l' Mather %V T It Co
Campbell Capt Gordon JUllletk A Alorbury l' II
Campbell Win T liasliont N Alahuney Theresa
Campbell Peter Gush!, ‘l'illintu Matthews R
Chrehner Caro 2 Grubb George Mansfield Franklin
Chewier John' Greendwalt la 1. hluhey Ellin E
Charles Elizabeth Green Joseph Mareiville %Viat
Chesnit A H Gent Stephen Mattern Jacob '
Chainberliti Ehizth Grongger John Mackerel %Valliant
Christec Mary Gridnic James . 1111 till Eleanor
Citrich !Imola 2 Griswell Curoline Manown J H Beet
Chidister Ephnn Griffin Mary E Matthews Stewart
Clerk John Grant John Matthews J
Clery John II Grubbs Soho Mania Joseph A
Clerk Janled 111 Griffith %V J Martin John A
Clerk E (1 2 Green D Martin David Al
Clark J W ()Hereon Robert Marshall John 11
Cline Sarah Gray Anne Martin hluriuu
Clayton Sarah (tram ma Emily Martin Daniel M
Clerk JOllll G. Grippin S 14 Al Melvin N'l'
Clybough James Grunt Clarissa. NI Messer %V I'
Mending Charles Hamilton Alarg't Mellon lime Miss
Clerk Robert Hull %Vin 2 Mellon l'hunius
Cooper IVilliam Hamilton J3l Mellon Saban E
Cochran John 2 Hunailton Jas IV Meredith Mary
Cooper Fisherman Hanna William Meredith A J
Cochran Susan 0 Hendersohld tiuml Meredith John
Cooper Jialin D Hammond It Millengton J T
Cooper James A Hays William Mullhollaud hl J
Courson James Magian Wiliam!' Mills Stephen
Collins James Ithriley %Villiani Miner J B
Cooper Salu Haggerty Wm l' Mitchel rats
Codington John Hazlett RH Mitchell Joseph
Colville Isabella Huey James Muller Abut 0
Collins Thomas Hannah SAI Muller Goodin
Coolly Richanl hart Thomas S Muller Aluttlat
Colder NI Francis Minis J W Muller J H Capt
Coats William Harper %Vm 0 Mitchell A M miss
Cody Merille Hardy :Rath' Muller 13 Elliot
Coen Nathaniel Ilargrek K Muller Sarnia
Coal Ebboll I tornson William Millet IV C
roll° rt Itelus II Hardy Thomas Mitchell John
Cole,Mary Hurt Patrick Muller Valentine.
Coiling Ruched I harden Eliza Morrison Mary A
Colter' J Hurt E A MOOrlie ad Polly
Connor John Ilan - amen John Mffittnan Mary 2
Cookson John llollenshock Mary Morris Lewis
Conlell J B I leaden it A Morey R G
Cool Mury IlatZlep John 31 Morris Lewis
Cook Mary livislat Margaret Miirris Henry
Cook A Haslet' Eliza J hltitange James K
Counting," Jhi Ilaslop William Matatzgu Daniel
Coyle Edwal Hayden Bernard kidder John A
Connelly Edwd Hayden Mgt And Aldsgrove Robert
Corset Joseph Hays James IV Morton It
Cornwell Eliztli Hamill Edward Morrison W J
COX George !Jessup.' Julietta Morrow Surali J
Purtwright Ann 2 Ilerioultly hloore George
Cobk Radiate! Ileresom Stephen Morrison RObert
Cox Thomas Henderson hl J hlorrow Mary J
Cook Joseph Heteick John S Morrow P A
Connell Fredk A Henderson Hugh Slyer. Phillip
Cox Joseph Melling Henry Mulleneaux 'rhos
Coriston John herd Tlt Murray Harriet
Centny Henry Ilenegen James Mullen Danl
Cogoll J F Henry Mary A Mullen George
Colin Benjamin lleelip Knox Mune W J
Conch Morgan Ileneg Daniel Murray IV
Corm William C Heffner Jatues Murray James
-'4 littlYMO Catlilifilie - POMer.7' ;- : - 'lEiteptterts , ante t/
Murray Jane c . i ,-,,Poonr A filHai l ti z WStswe ler John It
RlPBride Jekinzel - ;.Viiiil Cat nifinti .: ' Strandebra T
APBride Saniuel.. :Po e ' Henry , Stepenire Cadets
IdWride'Ale,i,r i 24"riee David-. „i• .Stephens :-
llPBride Matthew l'reSnart.Jiiseph . Sibley John 13 ...,.
M'Bride•avdrge :, Perzele.FouleriOc , Stewart James , 2
APAlleer Cit 'Wed' Q,ltion Felix •• Stevenson (leo W :
M'ltride Thomas , (Node :torah . . Stevenson %Voter '
ArCullough John Atsay-..flarrier W . Stevenson Joint
APClelland.EllenJ Rall.Susau .. • .. . 'Stevenson Francis
M'Call Francis Rosentl'Henry C Stewart Jackiiin G
M'Clure Alex'' , • Hamburg IV 11, . : Stilley;,J , lt
Al'ClititOtt John • .• Ramsay:Elizabeth Stoner Margaret
ArCebe James Raymond Thos Sion...Edwin H
M'Clilren - john Ray It ,D •. . .Strambridge JO3
..APCrtittley Emelia.Rapp l ) . . Sterling James/ .
M'Candless Sanfl Remaly David .
-•.: Stone H W..
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APCindless A R Randall Joseph .',Straven ChaeL •
APCube Mary Ann Rayland M •. ~ .. , Stoope AL/
llPLaren Robert Rhodes Atnandm-stroud Charle s
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APCull Janie/ Reisinger Sum! F iftrena'Prullets •
M'Cargo John Redding Sarah Strong WM.
M'Clure Mary Reis John • - StoneJoitt,
APAllisterJames Reisinger D . ,Swain Wm . •
APClintoetr Wm • Reeves B C : /2.Bweeny.Alargaret
AVCarty Michael 2 Iteavey Elizabeth Sutton - R it
APClosky.Frittneis !lesser Jacob' button Mara% J
Al , Cormick A. Rhodes 'Wog' D . Swager Ruben •
APConnell James Reamer,CJosiult Swan Thomas
M'CuPy Sarah }teed, leery W . Switzer P& Co
APCreary Emily . E Reed Hush Swartz John
M'Cann llenjastun.Reed II l' • ~; ! - • Taylor Jehu W
M'Cormiek Elizaß'Reed Cathitrino: Taylor Janie&
At:Cully John / Reed Mr 'l'suitlinger Perry
Al'Cully E M Ars Reed James Taylor James t '
M'Cratt Jathes Reed Mary'- Taylor James M
AVCreatlyßobert Reed Eliza . Taylor Jemee..,.
M'Coy,Wm Reynolds.b D ~ . Tam Freels miss
APCMIy Lavertia2Ricuards Wm Teets Laura .
APCipie James C Riter James AI Tiber John.
ArContb Marshall Rielly Robert ChompsonJosePit
PConnick David Richardson LOOM Thomas Edward
APCortnick J C Ray Virgmia Thompson John
Al'lllroy Owen ' litter Joseph 3 Thompson Win S
M'Dunah Harvey Reitthrn Adam Thorusburgn Rohl
APDonald John F Iteitaloth Chas Thompson John P
ArDonald Christ'r ROSS Henderson -Thompson Martha
AVDocald David Robertson IA M Thursby Jane
M'lllroy Jane Roberts Even Rev Thompson W S
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111'1)4:maid Eliza Robins Jib, or Th'eThoutashlitry
M'Donald Eliza Roberts Chas IL Thompson George
ArDonough James Roup W W Thompson John,.
Alliregor Ellen ,Rose , Atnelia ors Tiuthlut Robert
M'lligh Francis Robertson Geo Tine Jeretniult
Al:Goven Jutnes Robb JOIS's 11 Titzell John
31'nultlett Sarah Rockefeller EG nt 'Croy Dash! .......!
AP Pltet,on James Itomek Wut Tucker Minerva -
AlVettry Samuel Rossini Chus Tremble EdwT
Atitill James Rowan A Dowson Tomes zr. sons F
APOuire Dennis !toper Frettee Lt I. 'l' rtteey Hugh
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Al*Granughan Rogers John 2 l'rosr John
APGinley Al Rogers A It Tustin William
AFGuire Jolt Ro-ers Joseph TIORIO relllllO.lo
:111i0011Will e V II Rog er. NV A Trubue SFJ :!
ATGarr Peter Ito boom James Turney Susan 71
MIN.-eine John Robinson Wm. Turner Mary J
Alllesuitie Mr lingers Thomas Trestle Datil
Allier John 'Rogers Edward lt:lerick Valentine
APRettnu James 2 Robinson John Veitch It W C mrs
All:ean James Cobittsou Lear Vance Sarah A
APKitiglit James J. Robinson John J Vandewort ILubt
AFKintlisMaryturs Redd) Bridget Van Amringe Int
APEniela Samuel Itutheriord Esther Voitch Earthy
Arlie omen 'rhos Rutledge John W °nue,: G G
Alliown Mary U Ituthertord John Wallace Hugh
Alliee Teourss Sarno' 5% 11l 1 Wallace William
Alliurdle Illarg't Sandy Henry Walker A .
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311:inle) James Sandiunl Ann Wallace klurrisun
J H Savage P A Waw Lorena°
Wald;lit:Har) S Satidorsun nit% Ward Robert
NKre lettbollu Wribott Frtork
sl'Kee Robert 2 Scott Jun,' \\'Sooll JIIIIICA
W(11'11110 IN Scott Lucille la Warner brune
Ml.ers Araby Scott Mary Wstggoner Ducid
APCltitfurty M C tieing SLll.fillul Word JIIIIICOI II
Stephen Serihener J M Wcutn Dicta.
Al•Shunnr Win Scully Edmund J 'Word A M
311.juisten M A Sutoti Walters Emily
.Wistectucr Candy Scutt Nlary P Warren William
APNcely I•Jizate Soon John NV arum Christian
AndanitisDridgri Issuirlatrrough Jul; Ward William
Nnmillan Stan'l J ScylittlUT JUlllni or Watson Danes
George Wlj Wagltottr David
WNW! John Saynionr IL Watson Jiuurt
Wright. Pat Soinen Jocith Wagner F.
Air %viand WillOin rkiknor John Walt Murtha
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Mackin Cherie+ Sellirk Hanford M Watkins 13 L
Neall Margaret S. Senility" Ilenry Ward Jane
Nelssit Mary H \Verner Grorge
Neill Thoinar Seidel' John (. ‘Vntrou James E
Neill Gririll tarn Sharp Elias Wert Catharine
:sten ell Gat rue Shaffer Homer Weems Eli n th e tb
Neste (Jet, W Shannon Kate NVellg Harriett)
J411111,c mr SIISW Samuel B Well. Jane
Neleint Mary E Shun - E.zru S Weber Henry
Noma 11 A ritrisw Elisabeth Weaver E
Nibluek Alex MG Sig:l3lllLn T W Webster Alex
Natter Jrnquitth Slierndun Win Wedentain Jos
Nugent Geo A Sltunp John Weide Robert H
Noble Lewis Shelp Strphru %Venrer Cath'e
Noble Judnon li 2 Shields: 4 B. West Sarno
'Nixon Ann, 51 Sheppard Stephen AV.* tanrah
Nub'. Andm iThetwood John \ Vas John
Nichols (Jets W Shieltte A Welsh Jack 1.1)11
Norris Jame. Shearer A I. Weaver Jeremiah
O'Neal John Simnel Wm White Andrew A
Osgood Eliza I) libelers Jane White John
(Elitism Catharine :Shoemaker Snail Whitt Cornelia
Ohosterot David Sherwood Joint White wini.m
(ruin Charlotte Shettict George t Vhite F..asler
°Donnell &Mullen Sleouee John WilllCsilit Geo
Olivir W M Sheek!es entlee Whit field John
On" W A blindiey Johh W bite Geo
Tlitis :Rump tleitriett3 White Richard
U.. ems Rosannah Shirley Chriandr 'Williams Charles
treoither John Shields Mtn 3Villiants Nancy
O'Brien John Sickmuh S NViMains James II
(lnkman Arthur Similey k Huy Williams John 9
O'Brien James Sidon' Hear) _' W illiams A N
Old Mary Skeen ''in Williams John 6
O'Neil Thus Smiley John Williams Mary 2
O'Connor Bernard Siekels Elias Williams Kenn
Park Mar) A Sian. Joules Willson 'l' K
Packer James Sicklit Samuel Willson Elizabeth
Palmer J Snnither A Willson Sarni
Patton Robert Small Adam A Willson Lucinda
Pairhell Henry M Sleight I.e.vis Willson Ellen
Palmer Georgc , Simpson George Walton Milo
Paul Rachel Skeen Wm itison
Patton Thninas Siefert Jacob Willson Amanda
Patterson Mar'a J Smith Mr John C
Parker I) Smith Tvrteuce Will.on F c
PanersonJohn Sandi tied M 4 Willson mrs
Patterson 1. I' Smith Wm J C
Park John Smith Joseph Wiley Jaines
Peterson Hannah !until John Winenian F
Peters C Mrs Smith Denis Willmot Jane
Teter. Smith lVitt Willihmson John
Pettier Joseph Smith f e ,rge Winefred miss
Pew W P Muni{ Joan Wilde John
Peutry Eduraril Smith Wm If Williamson W W
Penny Junin.* South Jane Willunghby-I
Pennisek Isaac II Smith Rebecca Wiennutil Andes
Pearson lessee Smith Francis M Wood') William
Pelton Lorenzo Smith Mnrgurct Wooley A R Col 5
liner F D Spiniror George Woodburn James
Phillips William Spurs Alex'r 4 WendsintrW H
Pettock J 31 Sprint Joseph Wormald Ellen ,
Pitcher John Solid Joseph Wooden Sarah
Pyle Wm 2 Spears Sarah Aim Want Patrick
Pyle Taylor Spicer M mei %Trim:land Sand
Phillips David Sorrell Parker Wright A
Pugh T Rev Sellers lieu M Wright Alma
Preston Nathan Snyder Jane Wyncoop U
Postlethwaite S Spencer Clint II Wright Mary B
Pritehanl Ann Spargo Mary Wright Christian
Pratt Henry Snow Win Young Sr II
Posloner 1. D Stetson Geo W Waglev H ••'
Price A Steele Adelaide Young Start
PrentterFast Thou STOVIOIb Joseph II Yens %^H
hash illiam Stanley Win Youhe A
Pratt Jerome It Stsmintfield Jos Young Lucy Ann
Porter Wilhunt Steshoil• tl I. Yining John
Young Stones Zeigler John Il
Oreau WOVO DiViPOOU. r, 4, 01121 Of TeMpriallee.
Pirrgrit•ttati..4.pril I. 1114.,
R YE FLOUR.--2.7LLh Ity.• Flour , . Prima article fa
family 11110, just - received and for sale. by
;and. 1.. S. WATERMAN.
71 CIA.AV IIEA T F 1.111 1 .11.- 1 .1 sacks, a superior rani
1) twit , . in stare anti for satin lay
inn 24 L. S. WATIMLA N.
. •
—5 'max, on conpignment and (or nale, by
innl4 MILLER A: iticKETsox
Anal 56 Market nt., between Third and Fourth.
Q EN - NA-2 hales "East India," jest roccirod and for
1..1 sale, by IL A. FA Irt:r4TOCK &
nov2l I 'or. First nod Wood Fts.
COOPERS' ISINGLASS-2 euses, just reed I for
sak, by B. A. I' lIINFAVOCK &CO
COCK A.ND CROWN—A few baskets of this celebrat
ed Witte offered for sale ut the wine store of
LOGWOOD--1001iblii.jiist received and for side. by
11. A. FAIINDITOCK & CO.,
nov2i Cur. First and Wioni sin
CIA RB. JIAI;NESIA—•? C 11,11,11. Iwo reed and fur ride
by B. A. FA II N TIIC6 IV CO..
dee3 Cor. First and Wood sts.
0 Ut:AIL-711 Idol. :air N. 0. :sugar.
0 tia do. pritne , do. do.;
:NI boxes, new crop, White Iln Vllllll S.:tannins% reed
and for sale by Nlll.l.Elt & trucKETSON.
niar22
OIL. -4200 galls: winter bleached and unblouclied;
11011 " fall. .
A constant supply of No. I Lard Oil, in store and tor
Nile by (antra) MILLER h RICKETSON.
IllfAS. AMES .whole. half. quarter and eighth pipes
of Mandy: ljtifk and Pale of ditferent grades, brands
and vintages, for sale as imported by
marl I'. C. MARTIN.
p lastruion—sii bushels cl o vet
hlils. White titans;
ti • Flaxseed;
kecs No. 1 I.ntd;
"
12 tasks Cheese;
N 5 lixs
Just received uud for sale, or
jnold MILLER & mciti,:rsoN
L UN DRIES--100 dnz. Playing Cards:
200 whole ;Ind ball cans Stirdines;
In baskets Olive Oil;
10 bs.s. ass d Cntsups and ;randy Fruits
5 11111 N. Crushed Sugar;
4 Lon(
5 cists Lenton Syrup:
10 bxs. Lctnous• Fat sale by
feb7 P. C. MARTIN.
SUNDIOES.—aIIbIA. Lard:
2.1 bushels Dried Pcnebesj
111 " " '• Apples;
4 dozen Woolen Socks;
fiti Ibs. Beeswax:
On consignment. and for sale by
janlS
.1. D. WILLIAMS
T EA. -10 half chests Young Ilyson Tcn;
5 " Imperial G. P.;
10 " " Cimino Pouchougi
30 catty boxes, various styles:
For sale by rionCs J.,D. WILLIAMS.,
LARD 0114.—.20 bbld. i.;ookliows No, wi nter L ar d
Oil, for sale at redacted rates. -by •
jan2o SELLERS & ,NICOLS.
,~~~:<;.
OR SALE CHEAP—A nice small lot of Ground in
West Hese to,vruship, 16 miles fruit Pittsburgh, and 5
rriffi the Mina nt Tereliffuts.'"Tliere are 5 acres of
weliclotired fenced ;- kgbott two story .Log
House; Why I', with tiro rookislo u floor, a brick chim
ney, nn 3 O lOsr:sdable lintrxhol are barbs lot.. The house
isat present occupied tts'n snibll sime, „ make it
good stand fop country business. There ix nfine:large ,
garden, for raising ntarketiag thr the Pittsburgh market.
The road from Pittsburgh to Snekensburglt arid Freeport.
poises the door. The above property - will be Old low for
cash, of half cash and six mouths credit, and good little
givens usfying int it. Possession given on the let - of
April. For terms and particulars apply at ' .
ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and
mur`M ' Intelligence Oifiqe, Fifth itt.
FOR SALE---A desirable two story Brick Dwelling.,
FOR
well arranged with hall of entrance, parlor. dining
room and kitchen, four, bed rooms. finished garret, good
cellar. find pleasantly. located.on Liberty street, Alleghe
ny. Price and terms accommodating..
A s g t r .l-
e t .
e
_ " . CU_ TiIBERT, s O m. thfi e i neral i .
d
OIXTII WA 7-PROPERTY FOR SALE—A two
Z i.
AT, story Thick Dwelling House, situated in the oth ward;
contains four rafts; hall, kitchen and coal house. Price
fit-410, and terms rbey. Also, two'Frame Houses : , each
containing five rooms; Orice easo each: . terms neCOMMG
ting. Apply at . S. CUTIIBERT'S,
Raul .Estrite Office, Smithfield at., near Fourth.
ItRAL ESTATE—l'ersons wisimur to purcnase OW fil.•
ntar.DINO Lars. or FARMS. can
fiud a great variety. for sale-on accommodating taral 4 , at
S CUTIIDERDS Real Estate 'Office,
mnrl7 50 Smithfield st.
ALVAH/J-1 FAlU'd '0 t SALI,--8 mated on the
• Ohio River. twelve miles below Pittsburgh. on the
rood to Beaver,- and adjoining land of John Hari. Esq..
containing 100 acres. well improved, with a good House,
Barn. and Orchard of choice Fruit ,'Frees. comprising
Apples. Poaches. Cherries. &c. Thls property is. of:the
most desirable now offered for sale. For further particu
lars apply at S. CUTHBERT'S Real Estate Office,
mar2u 50 Smithfield et.
401•AIII.V. TO ItENT.—A brick Stnble, Carintr
house, to rent front 'lto I.dt of April next. Inquire of
runr:-tf P. 1.. SNOWDF.N. Itt/ Water et.
1 , 0 LET—Thai lame and coataitntious warethour.c.
rafted on 4•ennd ; , treet. Belt r Woo& iuRT below Parks
k ra.; and at present Gernpirtl by John I.ittle, rag.
S. CUTIIIIERT. Gen. Anent.
mar. - 5O Smithfiel .alrrrt.
•Doom Tu txr—oo the second story of the ware
bb Wood at., famine a II•ont entrance.
marl ononor. cori I RA'S.
A Nr.xv two ',tory Mirk DweUlna Ilnitse. situ
rated on the East Common. Alle,tiheny rite. (near
the rosidenee of Ju4te Irwin.l mid finished in the best
modern style. with Itninlsnrite portico in front:double lair•
futnuthed with itinrble mantels and improved 1.114611 V
doors; dilate... room and kitchen on the first door. and color
iomi bed realms on the second story: with finished garret.
Enquire of ILI('HARI) Olt A V. on the premises: or of
(chi I -if J A NIES I•A .Ir. t CO.. f4errottl 43.
ri I NWO Large littottot. with taetan power. Enquire ttt
the File Factory. corner of allure and Liberty std..
IVIIT4I, urch.
ANKII.IIIT k CO,
To Let,
1; 0 01 7 I1 hew Uri V. I lonAeo.siturtle on (tram st..anti thy.
1111 , 11 P, in hem etyle, with double parlours, and
tattling doors. •with dining room' and kitchen on the first
flor. and good room+ on the caber two •+forjr,
quire in the so 11l • row. of 1)11 Witt. CHURCH.
re.146-IAP
Brick turner niWebster and )='u
-1 (Ott Went,. fimnerly oceupied liy .1. H. lIIIIICT. l'o6-
111,SAiorl ci Veil iiiiinonli:mkfly. Apply I"
feblfbtf, J. C. cummws.
fro ixr.—A Room 01 . 1 the firmsa.ry. aToofilic aerond
Unit third storks of a brick holm: corner of Fifth and
Union xtrceor.
AI.:CO--A very neat and convenient Frame Cottnttc.
in Allealteny rity. Apply to J AMES MAY.
rio RENT.--A EinAentent with IWO rOOIIIA, Puitable tin
ri physirion nr Ilenti.4. on Penn street. between Hand
and Irwin streets. fin 0'...21 1.. WILMA 111'11.
rho LET.--4).,.. new three story Dwelling House. with
both house attnelted. situate near the corner of Wylie
and Washington street. Possession given on the first ni
April next. IjanliJ JOHN V. PERIIY.
TO LET.—Tlirre dwelling bons... sintatc on ['north
street, near the Caintl4tridga, in the city of Pitts
burgh. .
Also, a Itnom,;:i by 10 feel, with 41 convenient esdrance
on Stit. near Wno,l mtreet. .
. . . .
Alon. a frame dwellcaa,l ll, o I,lo fief. wall 11 11 11 rre I ' l l
ground nailer cultivation. situate on Ohio I.ane, in the
ally of Allegheny. l'aiquirr of
inn .1. 11. It'll'.l.lA NTS. 1111 IVnii,l ft.
IA •
•
•
Malts 1•011MNIW , Ilei•li. ifilZelher with nil re
nerriti-Zopotv. impurities of the blood. with nil disenswit of
re nerooi urltTiu. Ai it di eteig unit bed I
digehartren. nrinhial tt cull:nes. and inti •isey: pilot,
rheowatimn, female weak ne, , x, di.euse. of the womb.
nioldhly 01 the jniNx. fl.llllii. in
ruin. nereoun utreetion, pain* in the hark nnd loin.. irri
111110111.1 of Ole flee k ni the-hindiles und-killueyi,Nrorhulic
,n,pti„,,y , letter, rin,worm. rnerentinl diFennes,
TWELVI: YEARS ' PRAcricr.
Exelledvely des 10.•.1 to tle' pithily and treatment of wadi
reid itiooriterti, and dine tiridtig . trout Vouthlui
gaiety. elininte. impitritieit 01 the ta,..i. whereby the
rom.lituiton may loom been enfeebled. ettalthan Dr. Brown
loolfrt onsurnore. opertly relic( to all who may Mace
thentitelvef uudrr his can!. • .
Ur. firowil'4 others are conveniently u rrn lotto! inter pep.
nrntr nportownt.. Puthintit coo vint Dr. 11. without tear
of exposure to oilier visions.
It in of importance to ninny perton4 in need of mrdlrnl
aid to tonal. :timid colvire privniely and promptly. To all
sad., Dr. lirown'e. ready, Phial im reinovhic mown/ di:v
-.(15r, in their endow , loon+ and goozeik.iiirer• iodnrrnurms
which ran rn rely be emiallell. Stranger. on. hereby :, p _
prim...! that Dr. Brown has been regnlnrly
every bruneli of ineilirint. nod Mr Om Imo twelve yenta
to tht' trentirwilt of those
diseases.
Or. Brown is the oath . regularly eiliterited surgeon iii
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to.those corn-
IreVenain, safe and speedy cures will. in nil eases. be
'guaranteed.
Kermit crises are relieved iii n short time. sviihout inter
uption /1 . 0111
lErflernin or Ruptitre.—Dr. Brown ril:o invites per
tuns ntiliefril with ilernin to Call, as he has paid particu
lar rittention to that Mont,. . .
Letters from u itionoce, asking advice, mast contain a
CeO. OF they will not Le atteniteal to.
.• .
ID - Office on Diamond Alley. it fVe doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations striely confi•
deatint oce2s4lkwl y
T 3 IErMATISM.—Dr. Brown's newly discovered rem
it. eilv fur Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy
Mr that painful Mande. It never that , . •
Office and Private Consultation Rooms. No. 65. Dia
mond alley. Pinahurp,h, Pa. The Doctor is always nt
inalq-dawti
Volt Sili3OCrilu - r sn le the improve
' ments and property he 110 W iwcopies, stunned on the
Fourth Street Road. nitwit three miles from the city; con
!listing of a well finished Brick House, contnining
room, and a cellar under the whole; an excellent !trick
Tenant House. containing three rooms. a large ham mid
eNeelleut stabling; a never fulling. running Arbor of quit
water, unit a pump of excellent water nt the kitchen door;
It garden, containing some choice fruit trees, togeth
er with nbout ten acres of excellent ground.
The above property will be sold on reasonable terms.
and possession given on the first day of April: if not sold,
it will be for rent after that dny. For further information
ripply to the subscriber, on. the premises.
leb2l-dawtApil DAVID BEELER.
(Gazette copy and clime Post.)
Six '2ll.
C. McKIBMN, P, M
ISOUTA.NDSIi.OE STORE.—
I—, The subscriber. thankful for past favors, wituld
respectfully inform his friends and the public aca
molly. that he line just received his Spring stock
of Mutts and Shoes, of all sizes, direct from the maim
lecturers. which he will sell lower (wholesale or retail
for cash! than can he purchased at any other establish
ment in the city. Also. French Calf and Morocco Leath
er, which lie is prepared to manufacture. at the shortest
notice. for either Ladies Gentlemen or Children's wear.
Gentlemen's first rate Boots for 84,50 and 83,00, which
lie w o an
,warrants equal tn. $
7 Hoots in the city. for neat
ness and durability. All work warranted rajas estub-
fishmeal. THOMAS A. HINTON.
marB.2w No. 11'2 Market street. .
lettst nt ne. for t i m .
vitio t t o v!, )
at rd
ears E.and R'arrante and
the Offielt Of Austin, Esq., Burke's Bailing, Fourth
street. PitGburgh. Pu.
My son, in the General Land Office. at, Washington.
will attend to my business there, free of charge to appli
cants. feb23
===Z=2!
JACOB WEAVER.
IQkill V AL—C. A. AtcAN LTY 4. Co. have removed
L tb the warehouses on "Sloan'ti.wharf," upper Canal
limit*, Liberty street, where they are now fully prepared
to receive a large amount of Produce, &C., to slup.on the
openiug . of Canal navigation, to l'hiladelphiu. Baltimore,
and all intermediate place's. fe
S i to VIA b'
i ts li i iN . ao r i d fur K !M.& T
M 9 C 4 3: 111.8. will in ( trtft e in . ce tpriiNtyle A of
HATS this day. Saturday. March 4th. 184 q.
Their friends and customers arc requested' to call and
examine their stock of Spring Hats. just received front
New York, at their store, corner of Film and Vood sts.
mart-y
(OPIUM.; FASHION 11l liATS.—This heauti- 4
ful style of 11 A T $ are Mtw ready at
mar 4 PAULSON'S.
Spring Style.
MOOKE, has just received from New York. the
Os Spring Style of Hats—which he will introduce
on Smartt* March 4. All those in want of a nratill
and superior lint, will pleas call and c*amine, at No. 75,
Wood street, 8.1 door above Fourth street. ma
Ti - tbatoo anifclakirs.
•
TACO)] MUCOLISTEin. has removed from o his old stand.
1N0.25, to N 0.19 Tai fill street. whefe he has fitted up his
room in a superior style. add wilt keep on hand—either for
‘iltulesale br retail=the tbllowing named articles: Itu
tinned Pritteipes ; Regain:is, of all brtunis; Lenonnas;
Chewing and Smoking Toluteco. ke. He respectfully in
vites his friends and acquaintances to call and see hitn. in
his new store, before purchasing elsewhere. mar 1-Ito
I\TEW 165.—V01. 9 History of the Uintrilists, or
jr Personal Memoirs of the. Patriots of the Revolution
from unpublished sources; by Alphonse de Louturtine
iu three vets. Vol. Yd just received.
The Life of Clwyd.Ho* Baran!, •"the Good Knight' b y
V. Gilmcrte Simms..
Scenes at Washington—a story of the last generation
by n Citizen of Baltimore.
Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains; by
Geo. F.-Ruxton, FSsq., member of thti Royal Gengiaphica
Society, &c.. &e.
Now and Then—.' Novel, by SainuelWarega, P. R. S.
author Of "Ten Thousand a Yeti.," "The Miry of a
Late Physician," &c.
The above works received this day, arldfotsait by
JOUNSTON & STCktfTeiN,
feb24 • Bookseltcrs. Matke.t st.
' s7 oi - 7,Siti7iiii,'.'Aliftd . i''''''.."''''''
To Let,
DISI'.ASI-:.S. Dr. BTOIPPI. of
f 5 Diamond Alley. cnii I,r. conrultitil in all
n of n private of drlitatenatuß
Iln: Mini:tit Bn mr.
Syltili r Anil Syphilitic cruptiona.yrimorrbirn
LARET—R h cis Table
" thirderilix state , lirt stile
- 31ILLER & RICNETE`art.
tcaßetiVUlOLiirnif
isSit ;_ - *Wilt Zit
2848. IS4A
CMCINNATI
/L Y STEAMPAC ES
1r HIS Independent Line of steamers is now COmposed.
.of the largest, swiftest, best finished and ,pi}gislied,
and most powerful boats on the waters of The Ilium. ilia
highest wages are paid for the services of thi: hest and
most experienced men engaged in the river inisiniiss:=-
The line has been in operation for six years; law carried
nearly- two millions of people, without (loins , the slightest
injury to their pentons. The proprietor. challenge corn
partson with any passenger line in the Union
_flit safety,
regularity, and speed. All that money can prirCgre has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The hosts }ease for Cincinnati as follbws:
MONDAY RACKET.-:-The Mottonnairtu, Capt. Stoat,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 nhloc k;
Wheeling every Mdnday evening at 10 r. x.
TURSDAY PAdRET.—The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capi.
Lino. Klineeiter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clobk ; NVhceling every Tuesday evening
at 10 r. '
•
IVEDNB.CD4Y PAM:BT.—The Nnv F.MILAND . No.
0, Capt. 3. Dean, will !cave Pittsburgh stymy 'Wednesday
morning at lOo'clock ; IVheeling every Wednesday etem
log at 1 r.
. •••
PACKE'T.—The BIULLTAIT. Capt.
-Grace. will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning , at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10. s. M.
FRIDAY PACKST.—The Cttrl.=No.o, Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning it 10 o'clock;
'Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r. t.
. ,
SATURDAY PACRET.—The Moat:rota,: Capt. „Pe
Camp, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday inurniug at
10 o'clock i Wheeling every Saturday availing at in P. M.
SUNDAY PACKliit.—The Jai= 'Ne.wrox, Cnpt.
MaJon. will leave Pittsburgh every.Suildny morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling everc - Siniday evening at 10 P. M.
nor ID.
U=MMi:Mt
TIIE fine steamer WYOMIZtia, THOMAS
Gnsemr.cr., 11InAter..will leave for the above
and all inlennediste landings, on Monday;
Apri! 3d, at 10 A. a.
For freight or pasange. Inning superibr necommoda
tiouw. apply on hoard. or to
nor?: GEO. It. NIII:ITNITEROF.R. AToni.
UMMI=CII
.• . - - •
kkgr asi t Tilt fast running pnwaeager PIMIT
SrisVA.MA. R. e - t;111r. hiamerAvill !rive
thr the above and iatertneiliate porta, on Saturday,
April lit. at 4 P.M.
For freicht or *molae apply on board. mt,7
For Nese Orleans.
THE splendid new steamer SAVANNA•
H. DENNISON. Master, will lorrerortile Ht.:"
niriirindiate landings. on Monday. April 3d, at 10 a. M.
For frolzht or premise apply on bonrd. febl
For St. Louts, Galena, and Dabnque.
THE &m,d steamer ST. ANTHONY. Tuna.
MAY, Master. will leave for the above, on
N on a y,.April 3d. at 2 o'clock. e. u.
For freight or passage apply on hoard. or to
JAMES MAY. or
GEO. MILTF:NRERGER. Ag't.
For St. Louis.
THE splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA. DEVIN:CrY, Master. will leave for the
;wove atm intermediate ports, regularly.:
For freignt or pas.age apply on hoard. o+4
For Di auhsl llw
TilE steamer AMERICAN-EAGLE will
leave for the :Move and all intermediate porw
reaulerly.
For freight or paaPage npply on board. or to
febl B. mivrcsBERGER, Agent.
For Cincinnati.
The light draught steamer FRIENDMP,
katDAVIS. Master, will leave for the above and
intermediate ports regulhrly.
Fer freight or ongsage apply on board. mar 15
For St. Louis.
The no w.and sp:endid steamer ORIENTAL.
VAs iiool. Master, will leave for the above
Psk' L '' '.34ll sl4 . end intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passageapply on board. snarl()
New Arrangement. . •
. •
TIIE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
, 141Z4 1 ,11eaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville: on Tues
day, Tharnlay. and Saturday. at 9 A X “ re-.
turning on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. Sae has ti
boat at the hindint, be twech Wood street and the Itridgti r
prepared to receive freights at any time. •
S. & W. II4.itISAI:6B. A•tente.
No.*t. Wooil .trret
Plttiburgh and 'Wheeling Packet.
THE milt Moonier CONtqlf., DOILSEY :P.
KtYNET. Master. will. leave "reirtattrly fur
Whenlino. nu Moodily. WOdnesfray. and Pii
da V, nt 10 o clock. preeixtly.
Leave Wheeling every Toemlay.-Thurmlay.•ood Satur
day. at 7 11. ellsek. A. at.. rl).Sifirriy.,
The Consul will land at ail inierinciliate pnryt. Ewer,'
rluogliatlnnail ilia; ran be procured. for the conning nail
, ol , ly Of pottengt.r.... has brVII l 111 mile,}. The boat is
WM) provided with a self-urting stoiis ward, to prevent
extttn.non.
For freight or lIIIKAiIgV npply on hoard. or to
anuril - • :JOHN FLACK. Agent. •
Beaver and We/Irv/Ile Packet.
"gagTHE sicinnliont 13KAVE1L CtLinivi F..
CL 1111 M Alosicr, will, lifitiltg the coming
veinier scow:114'1101:c doily trips to 13enccr and IVellvville
!curing Pitviburgh every morning rit9 o'clock, and
vole at 3 o'clock. r.
tirt:ls ' 1). T. 11A RTON k CO.. A'runoi.
VW'
111 ,. 11" W and Splendid Pas.ieng!r SICUITfer
HIGHLANDER. Captain IL A. FORSE. will
cave for the ahoy., and all intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or pits•tage, having_ superior aecounnoda
liollia. on board. febl.ll
--
1848. 1848.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
FERREA ET 18t, IS4B. PROMO, T I st. li4B.
LEAVE DAILY AT 3 A. M. ANUS - P. M.
Tim followitic new boats complete the line
for the presetiCscason : ATLANTIC, Copt,
James Parkinson; BALTIC. Capt. A. Jacobs;
and LOUIS APLANE. Copt: F. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded, The bouts. will' leave the Monongahela Whart Boat.
at the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hours. jall3l
Por Loulw $ W e.•
THE Kentueey River Packet. GREY EA
GLE, BROOKS. AIRSICK, will leave for the
above ant ntennediate. ports regularly.
For freight or phssoge epply on board. feb9
For Brownsville.
The new and splendid passenger and mail
steamer BA I.TIC, Capt. A. hunts. will leave
fort e a ye port daring the present week. at 8 A. X.,
poAitiVeiV.
Fur freight trr passage, apply on board. feh2
Por Brownsville..
TII E new Mail and Passenger Steamer AT
LANTIC. Jsaals PARKINSON, Master. will
leave fort ierildrve port thin day, at 8 A. N.. positively.
For freight or passage apply on board. fele.?
—4
For St. Louis:
TIIE excellent and light drinight steamer
SWAN, B. MAY, Master, will leave for the
above and intermediate landings in n few weeks. .
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or, to
feb3 JAMES MAY. Water at.
For St. Louts. •
TREnew and splendid stennir ANDREW
FULTON, W. 11. Femda, Mester. will leash
for The above and intermediate landings fegillarly. -'
For freight or passage apply on board, or tit
jant7 JAMES MAY
.
O,ODA ASll—Yates Renucan—The substribers haVe
CI this day reduced the price of their abdii ash. (wlah
is warranted by the manufacturers from 85 to ed per cent.)
to 41. c. for cash. tir 41e. tbr approved notes at 4 months.
And for quantities of 5 tens or urntardrk a deduction
be made of .1-e per pound off these prices.
W. k M. MITC,I4ELTRF.Y.,
160 Liberty street.
up- Our (Vends wHo feel inclined to assist in procuring subscribers fdi bur Campalgn.paper, will bilicoi
rimugh to cut out the followhie prostiectus, and attach a sheEt of papef id the bottani.- wheiedri • titi*fliericar f
er ram rs undies.
A C II EA:II CA Aff P AI. G N PAT.-E1t..1-r
Immediately after the nominations Cif the
Baltimore Convention arc made known to
the coufitry—say about, the Ist of June,
next,—the undersigned will commence the
publication
. of a small Compaigri Paper,
entitled
TIIE JEFI .titkiNitAkiv
.
ichich ; will be, isstied :*tekly,, for six
months, or Until tfic; result of the election
is announced. Ting JEFFERSONIAN,
will be filled With Pdfilical Matter,"exelu
sively ; and *ill .be furnished to Clulni on
the following•terms, vii:
Ten Copies ibr
Fifteen, •
T*etit y, -
Fifty. -
One Hundred;
It seems to be generally admitted, that
tilt approaching Piesidential Czimpaign s
will be one of unigual intere§t. The old ,
GEMZI
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13(foltert tar . changc
Joann n. MIS. ' - '-'-'"
HIM/ a 00/4/4*i ..
. SAN*ERS, EXCHANGS BRiNt ~,,,, - ....'.,,
Add MAU": -in Fordo; dad Denrudit 4
pi
ctiter V Ddlaaav Bank Now, a old.dit 6* ikoa.,
said, ard door below Four th Writ oak flakogr - a: - . ...,..
roarl4ly . • .
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ALLIL ittawru: • P.TYWA/10
Bankers &We t.rthange Brokerx. Dedters in Foneirt:4o4 , -
.Donizifiellills. Bills of Fadtqpire, Crittficcitts -
it, Bank Notes. and Coin:
Corner of Third and Wood stn., diiettly opposite" tber.ift;. - q
Males llOtel.
noLittEs & scix,
Rankers and Paters in Exchange goin tateeDank
N 0.55 Marker atm; Pitarbute t li. ' •
SULLLIO- HAM atarircistamt
New York
Cineitinati
Philadelphia ' 7natsvillti7natsvillti
Baltimore - St. littaris .•;-
tHlying rtild
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
W itginia
heeling
'renneasee
atit9•y'
BANKERS :AND EXCHANOE BROXERSi
.N. E. Corner of Wood - and.. Sizth stresse. 4 Pirtrbointh,r d'rea,!
TNEALERS in , Coin. Bank Notes. Time Bills, ..Poreigal,
JJ and Dornesdb.Exchrriets % Certificates of Deposit, b 4
ExcIIANOE on all the cipal Cities of the Caton,'
and Europe. for ad* in to salt Parehisere. : i.
CURRENT nod par thuds received bu deposite.
COLLECTIONS made all parts of the tinioni at tHI s.
•
aarallL ,cu:
Messrs. M. Leech & Bon; • ' "••• '
orden &"Bnotrden,
_..
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w re. Bell &
.'{on.ittlsonrgn. . .: .
B.lsl'ClOrken & Go,
Engihrh & Bennett. -•--; . -."...." --::
}
pleming & Brother. 1
" Fdes, Lethrop & Co. r ,, n ~au_,P
A ,
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" W. R. Thompson & Co. .- • '-.. '
" 1-fondly, Phelps & Co. . / N ew , y er k,
" Babcock .& Co. ) . -..
" Tiffany, wart & Co. ). - ' .. :':. r" , •
" Joo. M'Cullongh & Co. BtatittiC4l4.
1:1r. liitnes Oeot O r ' •• i '.* .
" 11. MaunaLinelnnati. 8.. • -•' ' • 'r' .
" Jdseph Wntsson. i xt. ~,,ii,,n h
Messrs. Feltner & M'ltlillen. • 4 • '
R. F. Blasi Esq., Cashier. Bank of ..Niisloivur - rn,.
Hinshorth. S, trollies' ntl. 1‘417-5; • - •.
IT WOULD like to call the attention of Country:Mer7
chants. hotel and Steamboat Bar-keepers, kiniate
Families, &r. to examine my stock of Wines, Lumoosp
Cigars, &c., now in store and cellar,. Consisting oc the
MOM celebrated Brands, &e. &c. Feeling sonddent of ,
having the largest and best. assorted stuck - any . honsii
W te
est of the mountains, and being engaged tie
tation of Wines mid Liquors. &c., direct to thiscousttri,,l ,
persons run rely on being acconutioduted. both in 'deo
and quality. P.
mar 9 corner of Smithfield and Front streets...' ,,, .i.
_ _
Great dale of Nursery Stock 2
AiTug extensive stock of old LANDICED'HNUFt;.;
SERIES. Philadelp 'bk. is about to be disposed,.
of at PUBLIC AUCTION—the Undersigned in.=
tending to relinquish business. Such
au uppottunfly for -
obtaining Nursery, Produtts at Auttibn,lMA, never ,bbbil ,
presented in AGenca, and the attentitet is the ttade,
all who wish to4lEdorate their grounds is Town et Couti ,,
!ry,. or enlarge their Green hear relleteinns, is respecOhlly
invited. For irhproving the grounds of Cerneteribay
Churches t State and County. Offices, etc., this sale will W
ford unequalled facilities; Catalogues in detail are lit '
preparation. The sale of the nut -door arbetes will ceina.
menee on TUESDAY; MARCH 21st; and the Elmo t*
Pots, on TUESDAY. MAY 24: Proper aid-for sale paCk. , .,
ing and shipment Will be given, when required; and' ita
there will be no postponement or reservation; putsoUt,
from distant points may attend the sale without feat tik:
disappointment. - • •
,
ti..• Orden to be executed at PRIVATE:BALE' will be. ,
received until-the above periods. and the usual strict, al.!,
tendon given. . hills/MET/I
It may be proper to stew, to prevent tithitipprebenskth r .
that it is the ISursery business only, the= subserther
about to nlinquish. Ms attention will be hereafter whi!iV.'
ly devoted to the culture of seeds, mid to their sale at hie;
warehouse, 65 Chestnut street.
• . •
cßit i g ur Al r gh in u t ZT AUmi wal
be
21'
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bY
31r.
F
nut: 14
LL persons interested in the Extension of Dnquestrw,
AL Way. from its present termination' at,ilasbungten.;
street to the Eastern line of the city, on the Allegheny ,
river, are hereby notified that a plan of specifidatiffit Of:
the opening of said Duquesne Way, is now depositudali
the Office of the Recording Regulator, for public . - claim,:
Motion and inspection, as directed by Ordinance bf rho'
29th day of November, 1847, authorizing the openitig.or.
suid Way. • • R. E. MeGlOWAlgi,,•.',.
mud Recording Regulator, City of Pittsburgh.!`._:
Extinct from Sectitm 10th of an Act entitled "An AO to
authorize suit to be brought upon the Official Bond
William R. Mitchell, late Supenutendent."
Aod any owner ot owners of ground considerthii Min
of smelt street, lane or alley. who shall {hit hn,,.
she or they, shall suffer damage froth the
.openitie
denim:. et the same, may apply, by petition th'tha'
next Court of Quarter Sessions of the County of ' Alleglur
matd•tal,
, .
New Spring Dry Goods.
AA. MASON &C o .4 l 2Marketstreet.htivelast fiteeivi.
„ a large supply of New Spring and Sumter
Goods: which will, be offered wholesale and retail at
very low cash prices. Amongst our assortment at hunt 4
may be found 10 cases fancy English and Artieriesit prints ,
and chintzes, comprising 'every tie* style na* 'in ;this
market. and were purchased at the presdnt loss . sided;
which will enable us to sell at least 25 per cent. less.thsat
former prices: Also Ili cases small patterns fast colored
inriinack and calico prints, very neat and de:arable:s
cases new style plaid stripe, and plain linen giustinsut;
of every shade and quality; 3 cases spring muslin de.
tallies. rich and cheap: mode colored cashmeres and :
mous. de Mines; 27 pes Tarts lustros, a new and s plendid
article for ladies' dresses; printed orgaudeerg satin striped:
and plaid barages; I case changeable Mares, vety..rieh.
a large lot of 4.4 and o.' French;printed ,cambrics
lawns; UV dos. best quality . ladies'iand gees kid gliMeas
white goods of every description, together with &gene*
nasornnent of housekeeping goods, etc, otc. Cour:lir
merebants, and the inhabitants of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to ran and e.tainine our steak and.
paces. which we will warrant to compare favorably.
with the eastern markets. ' A. A...MASON
mare 62 Market street, between :td and Ath Sta.. ,
Istspartsitzt I
'To the Merchants and Manofactarers of Pirteniegh,
U. A. KINSLOE, 3 doors east of the I'ost Oiree; is
an authorized Agent for the Srarnianzia Matti'
arm WERIIA Bateau. The Herald has been established
nearly half a century:. and has an extensive indanbstaii
tial etreulatinu throughout the populottatutdtlatictrctattie
of Eastent Ohio, \V estera Penontiaiiiir 6141441*a:
Persona wishing to u.ttend their buntitep,,Will tu,
embrace the above favorable opportunity to kid •"` •
l[r - Terut¢ of advertising moderate, with jut aditeriii
nonce grans, if requested. ll)lo.§' '
rENES=2O qr. ervkarßoneao Hon;
It 10 " London - Market Phil;
5" Hrtnt
10 " Trash "
" • S. S. filadifra;
15 " Lon:hltirkat
" Symington "
10 " Tenerife. •" - •
10 " Pale Sherry : •
•
5 " Golden
5 " Brown
10 " Lisbrin "
IS " Dry 3tdlaga ; • .
lU " Sweet "
For saki in quantities to suit, by : •-• •
dee2o • .V..6.44(111%
OLIB AVDlSKEYZ:bidTtionthell Widakeys tor
sale by the bbl and on draught;
8 bbls old Bdurbon Whiskey, for ittle.by
-RICK'ETEKei;
PRINTERS' teCeived the .PtiatimiTaa
STORE, 72 Fourth at.. Sto KF.t s PRLIEDS WINTER:
NEWS INK. in 20 lb. and 501 b. kept Prout's , Viarlitg.
Ink ik acknowledgad, by Millets, toile the beat igstuiudie.
tured in the.countrY, A,IJATNES;
I'clifi-41 a w Agbitt Coif ISa Mannfadtorirl
LU7'IOINThe firm of aye
this day been dissolved, by ifintsuslgonstdit'.l.ll de+
counts will be settled by JOlll3 Hays. wbo 6itill ifindriu-d
-the business at the old stand: .10iiN RAVI. :" • - •
tn 3 . A. W. BROCKWAY.
Federal Party, so often defeated, is ,once
more in the field, endeavoring, wittiltrii
hundred-Driaretin hands, to grasp and Wing
'Within its ranks; all the far:Lima raid fag •
ends df parties in the Country, so as to
mak d common opposition to the; Democracy.
On acconnt of the extrerno cheapness
of the paper, we shall be obliged to adopt.
the task system, rigidly. Therefore;'*) :
attention will be paid to any order, unlosis
accompanied by-the cash.
The JEFFERSONIAN yield
tedious ettppdrt to the NOMINEI3 af• the
NsTioNAt GatlintirrtoN; and will hold up
to pilhlie gaze, the unprincipled any} nape.
triode course of the Federal party, and
thoie Who are lending V "aid and comfort"
to our country's enenthss.
Address, (post paid,) w,
L. HARPER,
Pittsburgit,Ps.
$ 6 oo
7 00
9 00
20 00
38 io
16rch 9;1819.
OFFICE.
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ICounty h City 6rd's :,-
uoiet Notes 4- 41 '
Pennavlvtuda CY. - 4
New Vork ' - 4"
Maryland '
New Orlealts - --"
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