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'f. • k .• :',.','.'7••-•?,..i.,..a74-5'.4.:'1A;.!•,..4.•?J''''.:.;::•':',,0V....:: .i_..1.,,•:,;':',..,'. . --'''.'--,,-.4.V...!,?,721..,:,g.:•_it;i%•.,":077.:.--f,..',,..,,,..:.;.j'•,':- • , - . r '4,011t VOLUME VI. bAILY MORNING POST. PriVila emit Tublialted etnry'liferninc,. (Sundays sintopted,) BT L. HAIiPEIt r commis' Or' WOOD AND • ling STBICKTI. 1:13- Tzttars.—Five Dollars a year, payable smelly in advance. Sir Dollars will invariably be required ti not paid within the *ear. , 1151- Single copies TWO ciners--for sale 'at the- counter of ties Office, and by the News Boys. , - lukd MenntweEtaicer • - Is published front the :wile office, on a double.•ntedihni shiest, at TWO DOLLARS a year, DI advance-7-6141c civics ,rivt. cam:. - , - Arr No . paper will diatoritinc4(unless atilisdlsere; ;thin of the proprieterTuntil all arricanages'are paid.' 113' , N0 attention Will be paid to any order unless-ire ..icc!ntrulied by the nione37,ot satisfactory reference in this 0 rtl "VARY OF ' 1 7 11171:1 One Insertion,—. •—• 0 ,50 ...... 0 "15' Tbnee—do ' 1 00 Oue Weele 150 Two—do - 2 50 Mike do 3 00 One Year , YEA.ItLY ADVERTISEMENTS . Citaisgmble at -Pleasure. IWO SQIIkItE3. ..... ••••1115 001 Sir Months 20 00 One Year 20 00 1 One Year 30 00 Larger advertisements in proportion. rpz - l'ards of FOUR LINES, Fite Dollars Year. cuts will not be inserted, unless an' extra_ price. is psi IL7' Advertisements upon which the number of inner tious is not marked, will be inserted and charged until et -41,1411i B. hI'CALMUNT. Ationuy at Law.—Office ; Fourth • street, near IL Pixtterson's Livery . Stehle. fcbl7 %IL GEORGE WATT.-01Fiee, No. 77Si: nittifield at / meat Sixth it.. Pittsburgh: suir2l-y DH. A. W. OLIVER, Ph riciao and Sartori _ —Orlice No. 8, St: Clair street. Pittsburgh. W " r L et t) uo ll vd it its onti3ell;u6:ll2l.e Attorney, i bus Vt.' JOHN CRAW FOR , Witco on St. Clair street. / opposite the Exchange. auglo-y s' el Ai ri IC U. M, twisty at • iv. i iCC t at., above Wood. julyl-y 1111110 MAS M. MARSHALL.. Attorney a/ w.--Umee., Lowrie's Buildings. Fourth st. jan7-ly. I ARIES CA LA.A.N. Attorney at Law, corner of ‘Vylis., J and Fifth streetaL-`• Law Corner." feblo.y , M. tcENNEDI - , Attorney az Law. Office in the I 'sante building with Alderman lirlitaster. Fifth at.. between Wood.and Smithfield etc. angl7.fim. J(MIN BARTON, Attorney at Law.--011ice. North little .of Fifth street. between Wood and Smithfield. in the same . with Alderman Morrow. sep3fi-ly. TOSE:PH C. AlliLl3l.4lN, Attorney at Law.--Oilice is Wallace's building, on 4th at., between Wood and Smithfield stn. . , novlS-y. t 1 EOM.; le: W. LA YNti, Attorney cunt Connecta,' a LLasw Vi and /Votary Pieblie.--Olfice at the corner of 4th and Wood its, over Sibbett & Jones' Exchange office. oct4 11T LLS DONNSLI.Y. Attorneys and Counsellor, IF at Law. Pittsburgh. Pa.—Office on Fourth it.. be tween Smithfield and Grant- mart4dy 11EAIUND SNOWDEN, Attorney at Laratfiee in 1 ,/ the building on the North East corner of Foarth and Smithfield sta. no?tt-y ItOltki.o%ir, Alderman.—Ortice north side of Filth 111,i.. street, between Wood and Smithfield, Pittsburgh. nerd O-y.. AVCANDLESS 8 At'Clit tP, Attorneys and Counsel " lorstri Lato.--Offiee on Fourth street, opposite R. Pauerson's Livery-Stable, Pittsburgh. septi.tiy • 1• ' A "' Attorneys at Late. —Office on Fourth street, between Wood and Smith field, opposite Patterson's Livery Stable. ap7-y KOIW . Ult.l4.llolth; Attorney and Counsellor at jr - La w.—Office removed to the :Id door below Grant st.. on Fourth, to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil ler. mar3o ',i, T N. 111'CLOWitY, Attorney and Counsellor or Law.— Odic. .is liakeorell'a Buildings, on Graut et. je7IS '47-Iy. 7,) C. SIIANNON, - Attornry and Counsellor at Late.— • Of fi ce . on "4th st. ' between Wrod and Smithfield and nearly opposite the Mayor's olTire. nov6-y ' :ii, _ ' • T sco rr, ihntist, Fourth st, five doors wear of Mart ket. All work warranted, and if not perfectly sans factory no charges will be made._ (chin I EMOVAL.—Dr.. Robert Snyder, has removed on office to Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield et wets marls-13- AMF-S•BLAK ,Llf; Afdermas.—thhce ou.Penn street, , opposite Leech & Co's- packet line office. Office hours from 7 o'clock A. M.. to 7 o'clock P. M. ItWSW:VAL.—A. Design has removed his commission , and forwardin; business from the Cansd Basin to bis mew - Warehouse, on Third street, nearly opposite the Post • may.3o-y- to n t • , it his removed to Fourth street, next door to the odice 01:Alderman Steel. ap7 ..71 D.'LZDTI. W. T. WIDITE. L-r /fr. WHITE, Attorneys a3Lauf, Washington, Pa. .Colleetions made in %Washington, Fayette, Greene and adjoining counties.ap l 2 ty . . At' NU iCi3--./531t.3 Cas'vr. Aitorney and l.ut•••- •,4 senor . ar-Law, has removed to the office next, door west ofitody:Patterson's Livery Stable. Fourth street_ Darin , : his 'absence upon public duty, for the coming atonth, auy , busiuess for him may be left with A. 11. Me 7.:alnuint. E.g., as above. febt7 AMES S. CALA 'V, Attorney, Counsellor. and Notary, Pittiburgh: Pa:, having resigned the office of &ere tn ty of the Pittsburgh 'Navigation and Fire Insurance Com pany, will Viten& specially to collections, and business connected with Navigation, Insurance, Accounts. and Real Estate. 'Business hours. front' 9 A. M., to 9P. M. 31fice first door west of Alderman Miller's, Fourth street, near Grant. ' ap7 TOIIN COYLE, Notary and Conreyaneer,—Office in iiil Metcalf's Building, Fourth street, near Smithfield, Fittsburgh.. Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Articles of Agree- Maul, and all other instruments of writing drawn up with accuracy and dispatch. Tides to Real Lstate examhied. a 112.2-d&wl y .. . . r IotIFIN WILSON, Attorney and Couruellor at Law. Frank lin,,Venango county, Pa., will attend promptly to all business entrusted to hie care. Collections madam Warns*, - Clarion, and Jefferson counties. _ J. A. Stockton & Co., Murphy, NVilson & Hon. James-Kinnear, Franklin. Hon. Alex.AFCalmont, Hon. J. Wilson, Steubenville. 0. TOMY CLIENTS.—My purtner, Mr. Liggett, and Wm. E. Auitin,Esq., will attend to my unfinished busi seSe: and I" recommend them to -the patronage of my friends. lam authorized to state that they will receive thi counsel and assistance of the Ron. 8.. Biddle. Office 2d story of Burkebr buildings, 4th street. between Wood and Market. 0u6.1y1 SAMUF,L W. BLACK. 0 KUN malefactors of Incorruptible Teeth Smithfield street, two doors below Fifth street, Pitts burgh: Pa. Always'on hand a full assortment of Plate, and Pivot Teeth, of a variety of. shades, as simple Plate. Molars. and.. Biscuspidatoes,• 011171 teeth, Screw Pivot teeth, &e. - .Teeth and blocks made to -ord, rt Dentists supplied -with all articles in the profession. All orders from abroad . .must be accompanied by the cash. • ItY — Platina always on hand. novl 5-y Dlllll A.- PARKINSON, : Aldo-man, Fifth Wurd, Penn t) st., between Walnut and Olfant sts., where he may be found at all time!. Thriss having houses or other pro perty toaell or rent,aan baie the same punctually atten ded to; debts collected, and all theodutiesof an Alderman will receive pronipt attention. 0c27-y - LTENRY R. WILLIAMS, Anorney and Counselor at 1 - 1 Lair (successor to Lowris & Williams,) Office it dusold /Lind, Fourth st., above- Smithfield. 'THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry W. Williams, Esq., and myself, in the practice of the law, er aadissolved by mutual consent, on the 26th ult.. and the business: will hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil liams, whom I most cheerfully recommendlo all for whom r hqre the bonor to do business—as a gentleman crery Way' worthy of their confidence. WALTER IL LOWRIE. oeorieß. Riddle s conveyancer. OFFICE in Avery Row, Fifth street, above - Smithfield, Pit.sburgh. Dalt* MOUTOIOES, Aonexicturra Bows, Rat risen. and i otherinstruments of writing, drawn with neatness, legal accuracy and despatch. lie will also attend to drawing and filling Mee/tanks' Liens. deo:tun:sof Executors. Admin. Utrours, sta. Examining tutu to Real Estate, &arching Records for Liens, ke. Front his long experience and intimate acquaintance with thernanner of keeping the public records, he expects to z give sadifaction to those who may , entrust their husi Oen to his care. ; - . deete TIRNIAIIIiN F. DENIBON, ArronNET AND Consmet^ 'tot' wr Law, Met Wand, Ohio, will attend to profes , snarled businessin the COEITUI of CUYahota and adjoining teouitties. ' Ade will' alio give easeful attention to Collections in any van of Northern Ohio.' szrzlawitat Chief Amite Parker, Cambridge Law &hoot. ;len. Riehard Fletcher. 10 State al., Boston. non. Samuel 11. Perkins; 141 Walnut at.. Philadelphia. iiiLekard B. Kimball. Esq., 53 Wall at., New York. Illatttpron & Smith, Pittsburgh. For additional referenee, refer , to this Mice. febft-ly O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.— e sudsenber wiil j'pay three dollars and seventy-five cents per 100 lbs. tuts* fisr Ood mixed country, rags,' in quantities of fifty to three ilumuitiad pounds, delivered at my Book Store. pio..S9 Wood street , Pittoiturgh: Ol hail;d, a ge r at supply ofschool books ' writing and' wrappintperrnlank books, etc.. which will be sold by the do ze n or retail, at- lowest cash prices for rea; dY Per. Beni[) LUKE LOOMI Agent. " 1 - 1 - 0113030FATIIIC , DIBDICINFI4 , AND HOOKS.-Just received, fresh supply-oflymiceopaibleltedicjug Chests, Homonstathic - Coder. , Sioron of Milli,. end dlarge collection' oP The I titian publiCiitions on Homoeopathy,-at fhe Book Store of ' • ' TICTOXL, SCRIDA, Fifth ittreet, ' • ZotvreonlY994 pad PiArket sts .. - , - ,!: .. . , ';;7;.' . :i - ,:' , : , ,;,.:';'::' : , ) : ''''' . NMI ;~:-~-= - MS=M =IE3 On Month, 6400 Tir<l. • do 000 nixie do 700 Four do .••...• • • • • • 00 Rix. • •do 10 00 Professional, ctrbs. Pittsburgh ''.; ~=,. '? 6 ' '''' ' . . ' • -•, : : : :...:• - - . - - - - „ ~ , • .. . , , . + ' . . 1 . • e i i I l a r. , . ' • . 0. . ~i., ! ' 3 I '.14 1 1 f . . . , . . . . . ... • - , . . . . .•-: : •. ,•,,,:; . , : : . , ' . 117 01 - t4t4._, 4.- - : - '''. -- r''.- - . - , - T.:' .. .5: ; , : ;-:.:.:' ~ . Business (Curbs. WAI. J. BURNSIDE, Auctioneer, and Commis Ater chant. Federal street. Allegheny city. febl 1 AMES M'KENNA, Autlioncer and Commission Altr 0' caant, N 0.114, Wood et. fehl ORTER'S DAGUERRIAN CiALLEXLY, Philo Hull, over the Post Office. • feta OI N D. DAVIS, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, comer of. Wood and . Fifth ets. fcbl-y R OILEArb m ' ,; &. , r;th Cabinet ant b [ l : - hi; sr EBULON INSEY. Dea!er in 'Fancy Goods No. 67. Market street. fehl-y , A 1.k.12.:,41.1Ni DEB.JIi.VIVIES, .Pfkiis Tics Siore,72 Third at /1 near Wood. •febt-y , . ACCLOSKEY, Den City Clothing_ Store, No. itet, Vie Liberty se., opposite the mouth of Mitrket. febt-y. O*.RUA ROBINtiON, Agent for Harden & Co.'s Line 0 of Parkas. Fidlt st.. one door below WoOd. febt-y NV " .LlAlkl JACKSON, Potosi Illedteina Depot, o 9 Lib erty at., head of Wood. febt-y InARTIN LYTLE, Family Grocer, Smith fi eld street next door to the Fifth Presbyterian Church. jr6 EORGE COCHRAN, Forwarding and Commission G ddsmehant; No. 23, Altood la - Pittsburgh. n0w.27-y TINGLISH & ELLlOTT.Bookieliers and Statiouers. No Xj 56. Market at.. between Third and Fourth. Crbl-y DELANY, Faahionable Clothing Store, No. 49, I.lb erty at. . Cebt-y HOON & SARGENT, Bankers and Exchange Brokers, N. FL corner of Wood and Sixth sts. (chi -y HOLMES & SON, Ea nkrrs and dealer, Ere/1014;r 111 ~, Coin and Bank Notes. No. 65, Alarket .t. feLl JACOB 'WEAVER, Wine and Liquor Merchant. earner of Market and Second streets. fetd-y FILLTON. Bell and Brass Founds', No. Second, between Market end Ferry its. febt T . M. vii TE. Clothing, Sion, No. 167, corner of Liber fl . ty and Sizih eta. P lOW 'SRN D. CA KR & CO.. Coach and .IVagan 1. kers, St. Clair street. near the Bridge. oitsEs I.TrEtutty No. .45, Fourth lit neor Wood. febl-y TA IL BROWN'S OFFICE, N 0.65, Diamond alley. near .Wood GIL PAULSON. Hai and Cap Manufacturer, and . dealer in Ft - tts of all kinds, No. 73, Wood at., next door to the corner of Fourth. febt i m a i . j3 E i ß o : nic Merch KElS: c oa, e i r n p oititt er r a r n r: i end Irwin its febl-y rt A. hI'ANULTY & CO., I•orwarding and Commis V. :inn Merchants, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa. niar3-dy FBLUME. Piano Forts manufacturer and dealer in Musical Instruznents, No. 11.2 Wood street. near ittovl9-y AYS & BROCKWAY. Druggists, and Agents for Patent Medicines. Liberty street. near Canal Basin. TOSEPII %Ye/Ca/WELL. Introrter. and dnnler in FP, J rig,. and Domestic Hardware, corner of Second and Wood sts-Pitteburgh. 0c29-1 y Q . A NIGEL. MOORE. Hat and Cap Manufacturer. and . 13 dealer in Fuss ; No. 75; Wood street, third door &bora Fourth. Ci ANICEL M'CLUItKEN & CO., Agents l'or Carlisle and Rippnrd's Rettutar Lint of Packet Ships from Nets \ ork Lo Liverpool. No. 11 i.ilierty It. relit .1 ANIES BLAKELY. Agent for Messrs. Roche. Co.'s Line of Packets, Penn at., (our doors below Ca nal Basin. febl-y TORN 111'CLOSKEY, and Clothier. Liberty st 0 between Sixth street and Virgin alley, south side. seplo-y OSE.PIi MAJOR. Boat Store. Ship Chandlery. •nd • Agency of Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No. 4. Mar ket street, Pittsburgh. janitt-tr A, S. CAI, 1 V 1,11.1, JA-pot for New Pubtieatirou, P . riodicals, Nitospopers, ke., Third st., opposite th Post Office. febl-1. niIAAFFE& O'CONNOH. Peoprietors of the Pittsburgh Pertabit Boat Line, corner Penn and Wayne streets. febl-y TAMES MAY. Whatesala (horn. Fornrardinr and Com .) mission Merchant, Water street, between Market and Ferry. tett' -y v.I.IAM A. HM I, CO., k Bankers and Esehants Brokers. No. 64, Wood It, ono door *bore Fourth east side. fetit-T & CURRY. Bankers arid Bread's:l Brokers. No. 1 - 1 65. WOOll it, third door below Fourth., w•st aide. RAVER & RAIIM. Bankers and Exchange Ern/erre. I_ cornet of Third and Wood its., opposite St. Charles lintel. iiJIINSTON do STOCK EON. liookstilirs. nastuno,s Printers and Publishers, corner Market and Third its fcbl-y T UKE 1.00.11118, Agent. Bookseller end Stationer. and dealer in Printing Paper, 4.e., Wood street, between Diamond alley and Fourth. febt-y CA. WA.SULTY, Agent for Pick worth's Wag Prei:ht • Lint, and Independent Portable Beat Line, Canal Burin. • febt-y TOSES ATWOOD, Agent fer the North American M in surance Campany,of Philadelphia, Water and Front st.. at the 'Warehouse of Atwood and Jones. febt-y 1140 DES & ALCURN, Mannfacturra of dlusiard Ground Ctu.sups, tte, 4.e., No. 27, Fifth street between Wood and Market feat -y V ICTOR SCRIBA, Bna,brikr. Stationer. and Binder Fifth at., between Wood and Market m., Pittsburgh Pa. SCHOOL BOOK AND PAPER W A RF.I lOUSIB.--Lti kr Loomis. Agent. Publisher, Bookseller and Bookbind er. N 0.89, Wood at. Pittsburgh. mart'-y I 14,'STEEIN, Brau Founder and *us Fame. !Muth field street, between Diamond Alley and Filth st Pittstmegb. deelg-ty T &J. NrIJEVITT, IV . holesalt Grocers , dealers in Pro . duco and Pittsburg manufactures geuenally. No. t 214 I.iberty. opposite 7th street. Pittsburgh. npl3-y Cr EVEN BIG DOORS CLOTHING STORK. No. 5 6th 1..1 Street near Librrty. JOHN YARREN, Proprietor. Pittphortch. n0v24.1 el GORGE; ARMOR. Tailor. Fourth street, between y Westst and Smithfield streets, 'nearly opposite the Mayor's office.. jantrt-y TOON D. MORGAN, Whoksale and Retail Druggist t./ No. 93}, Wood street, ono door South of Diamond Al Icy. relit FALLANSBEE & HAYWARD, Whoboak and Retail Osaka in Boots. Shoes.Triinks. &c., No. 1.% Liberty street, nearly opposite the head of Wood. feh.l-y I3A. FAWSIESTOCR & CO.. Whatesa la Drug Ware . house, corner of First and Wood streets, and cor ner of Wood.and Sixth sta. jl EMOVAL.—Geo. W. Smith a. co. hove removed their lA, Office from Penn st., to their New Brewer) , on Pitt st. end Duquesne Way. tlec2.s wM. ALEXANDER is SONS. Coffin Makers and Furnishing Undertakers, corner of Penn anti St. Clair streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn street. feli4-y JOHN M LLOR, wholesale and retail dealer Music and Mu-sical Instrumens. Piano ForteaSchool Books and Stationery, No. 13.2 Wood street, Pittsburgh. jant.y 13RAZIER'S BELLOWS..—Just received on aiolort ment. largo sizes, Brazier's hand Bellows; also, Par for and Kitchen do, wholesale and retail. decl.o JOHN W. BLAIR, 120 Wood st. TT S. WATERMAN, wholesale Grocer, Commission , and Forwarding Merchant , and Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactuiei, Nos. 31 Water, and 2 Front sus. Pittsburgh. Pa. ;t Y 2- y F. SELLERS. Jan. NICOLA. . . . . EI.LEItS & NICOLS, Produce and General Commis ° lion Merchants, No. 17 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.— Sperm, firmed and lard 0i15... jan27 TAMES PATTERSON, in., corner of First and Ferry sts. Pittsburgh, Pa.. manufacturer of Locks, Ringo., and Bolts; Tobacco. Fuller. Mill and Timber Screws, Housen Screws for Rolling Mills, ire. seplo-y BRYAR, Rectifying Distiller, and wholesale dealer J. in Foreign and Domentie Wines and Liquors, No. 114 Liberty street, and 53 Diamond allay, Pittsburgh, Pa. iY2I-Y ILMA ' T , Lumber Merchant. ce on Penn Ls street, between Irwin and Hand streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. -All commissions will be promptly attended to. T H. BISHO , Veterinary Surgeon, can be found nt 0 . his Horse Shoeing Establishment, near the St. Clair street Bridge, lately occupied by Messrs. Carr & Rowland. uovs-dBm XCHANGE e. B•! more. 11. J DORSEY, Proprietor. Coaelies will be in readiness at all the landings, to convey passengers, free of charge, to the Hotel. dee29-y WARRIC h RT ; Agent 'for the Frank/in Fire fnauranee Company of Philadelphia, at the Ex change office of Warrick Martin & Co., corner of Market and Third streets. • fehi-y p,.1. G fr.. FIN EY, Agents for the Deksware,/trutoot Safety Insurrotee Company of Philadelphia, at the Warehouse of King and Holmes, Water street, near Mar ket. febt-y r. SELLENII. .TNO. NICOL/5. SELLERS & NICOLS, Produce and General Commis. sion Merchants. No. 17 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.— Sperm, Linseed and Lard Oils. jan2o. /0111 f CAIISON. E. 1. sex:worm ARSON & Ai KNTGAT. Wholesale Grocers and Cont. 10 mission Merchants, Sixth street, between Wood and I.iberty. Pittsburgh. Pa. dcc4-y WAL GLENN, Bookbinder, has removed to the corner of Wood and Third eta., above C. H. Kay, where he a prepared to do every destription of riling and bind ing. dee2-y PC. MARTIN, WhokJale and Retail Grocer and deal . er in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, tre..,.No 60 Water at seps-y • N. BOOK .STORE.—H. S. Bosworth ¢ Co., No. 43, Market sty next door to Third, are Just opening a new and extensive assortment of Books and Stationery, which They will sell, wholesale and retail, at the lowest Y. prices. TOHN W. BLACK_ k Whoksak Grocers.. Produce 41 - Commission Merchants, aud dealers in - Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 106,-Liberty" street., opposite Sixth ea., Pittsburgh. . 1 1 1 X Lib Mil Alinutcal) DL►d4 on et:11166=641i, ';" 4r ,s• ' 4 ' 2 * , t 7f ~x =EMi 33usincss tarbs traixasu IlkRDA171:!11 & W. 11ARBAUGH, Commission and Forwarding . .11/errhants, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce, o. 53 Water, and 104 Front street, between Wood not Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh. aig2o-y I'OINDEXTER. T. cm:cm:rms. POINDEXTER & CO, Wholesale Grocers and Com mission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 41 Water street, Pittsburgh. sp2l.• 1r R. MURPHY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY GOODS, North-cast corner of Market and Fourth sis. up2o-y SAMUEI. MORROW, laiitifaeturer of Tin, copper, 0 and sheet iron ware, No 17 Filth street, between Wood and Market. feta° JOIIN cAirrw RIGHT'. Importer and Manufacturer of 10 all kinds of Cut/cry, Surgical Instruments. 4-c., No. E 3 \Vood street. second door below Diamond alley. fell 131I,K1NTON'S 17NRIVA!,IXD Bi.ACKING, ntamt factured and sold vvbulesale and retail, Smithfield st., between Sixth and Virgin alley. oell2-y CO-PAR'l'NERSlllP—Theuridersigned has associated with himself John Nicola., from Baltimore. in the Ord eery and General Commission Business, 'miler the style of Sellers k Nicola. Dated IstJanuarylo4s. jan2o SELLERS. '}IC IA DT. LEECH, tt.. Importer, and dealer in 11. Foreign and Domestic Seidel/cry, Hardware, and Car riage Trimmings, of all descriptions, No. VD Wood st., Pittsburgh, seven doors above Filth, and one door above H. Childs tr, Co.'s Shoe Store. apl4 PO COUNTRY MERCHANTS—A. A. MASON & CO., 1. 62 Market street, invite the attention of Country Merchants to their extensive assortment of Foreign and Dinnestie Goods. which will he sold at eastern lobbing prices. MT - Wholesale Rooms. 2d story. se3o erIIOMAS PALML:It. Manufacturer and Importer of WALL. PAPER, Fine Board Prints, Borders. Land scape Paper, Ornamental Desi Ails, Transparent Window Shades, 4-e., and dealer in Writing and Wrapping Paper, Bonnet and Binders' Board. &e.. N0:47, Market at., between Third and Fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa. marl 4 (It( - MrDONAI.D. Bell and Brass Fou - nder, First at.. .01.1.. near Market. is prepared to make Brass Casting", and Brest Works generally. on the most reasomilde terms and shortest notice. Ile invites machinists and all those using Muss works to give nim a call, as he is de !ermined to do all word in his line very low. („!MITII & SINCLAIR. (late rklurtin & Smith.( Wardezak 13 Grocers. Produce awl Comrnission Merchants. 56 Wood street, Pittsburgh. The undersigned having entered into partaership under the above style. respectfully ask the patronage of the friends of the late firm, and of purchas ers generally. They feel warranted in promising that they can give satisfaction to all who may buy of them,or confide business to their cure. WM. It ssuirll. murf...l3 W. M. SINCLAIR. LIN'l GLASS ES ABLIS & 1.. e - lie manufacture. and keep constantly on hand, rut. moulded and plain Flint Glassware in sill its varieties. at their warehouse, corner of Market and Water its.. Pitts burgh. Our works continue-in full operation. and we are cimsunitly adding to out stock. which enables us to fill orders with promptness. Purchasers ore respectfully solicited to tall anti examine prices and term*. sepitil-y. Q HOW, SIGM. and Ornamental Painter, and dealer in PAINTS. No. 44. St. Clair st., Pitts burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of PAINTS, either Dix, or Mixed; Japan and Cupal Varnish; Linseed Oil: Boiled - Oil: Spirits Turpentine; Window Glass, of all sixes; Putty, Paint Brushes, Ac., all4f the best quality. and for sale at reasonable prises. ' sepl I-tf DA. CAMERON. Manufacturer if Hottato Ware and . Platform Scala. and CaMlllO In general, respect fully asks the patronage of his friends. Hr feels war ranted that ha ran give satisfaction to all who may pur chase of him. His establishment is on Mlielvy's plan of Lots. sth Ward. v ( - I BORG E COCHRAN. Commisperi sod .eorscardiog A. if ..11crultant. No. thi Wood street. Pittsburgh. continues to transact a general Commission business, especially in the purchase and sale of American manufactures and produce, and in receiving and forwarding Goods consign ed to his care. As agent for the manufacturers he will be constantly supplied with the principal articles of Pitts burgh manufacture at the lowest wholesale prices. Orders and consignments are respectfully solicited. DifuGsrbrtuos . .!—Jerel Mohler. Druigist mid Apothe cary, north-west corner of Wood and Filth streets. Pittsburgh. will keep constantly on hand Drugs, Paints. Oils, Dye-Sttuffs. Ac. N. B.—Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded front the best mutants's. nt any hour of the day or night . Also, an assortment of Perfumer) : fine tooth. hair. and clothes Brushes, /cc., &c., which ha will sell low for cash. apt.O.l y 111 - 11.1.1. A M TnovILIA). undertaker. Fifth street, MI- T media opposite the Theatre. respectfully in forms his friends stud the pailm in central. that be has re sumed business as a Furnishing Undertaker. Fie is sup plied with and always keeps on hand Collins of all Sites and kinds. Shrouds, •ild all ocher articles necessary On sueh occasions. Silver plates. ice boxes. anti leaden coffins will be sup plied on order. A flue hearse and carriages always ready to attend funerals. sep29-1 EXCI IA NUE !PILL Corot,. of Pron and St. ClatY Strait, Pittsburet. Pa rrtic subscriber, having assunned the inaunt:ernent o 1. this long established and popular Hotel, respectfully announces to travellers and the public generally, that be will be at all times prepared to aecommodate them in all things desirable in a well regulated lintel. The House is now being thoroughly repaired thronghard. and new fur niture added; and no pains will be spared in mete the IF - SCRs:cat one of the rata must the country. The undersigned very respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal patrvnage,whicli die [louse bits heretofore received. THOMAS OWSTON Ea11121:1 John M. Tosvnernd. DRUGGIST AND APOTIIIECARY, No. 45. Market jJ street. three doors stove Third, Pittsburgh, will hare constantly on hand a en• 11 selected assortment of the best and freshest Medicines, winch he will sell on the most reasonable tennis Physicians sending orders will Lc promptly attended to, and supplied with articles they may rely upon as gPOI11,1! Physicians prese notions will be accurately and neatly prepared front the best materials, at any hour of the day or night. Also• for sale, a large stock of fresh and good Perfu dee.3o J. V. I.F.ISCEA. C. W. A Late of Pittsburgh. Pa. Late of Nashville. Tenn. FADER tc ANDERSON, DEA Lana La Coma:l.—Par. I j Wording and Commission Alefraants, No. Et, front Siren, aboaa Broadway. entetnnan. Ohio. Esrey To Merchants generally, in I ivd/lirgh, Pa.. Merchants generally. Nashville ; Tenn, W. F. Lane & Co., Louisville, ky. Springer & Whiteman, cincinnat i t ohio. James Johnston & Co.. Hewitt, Derail & Co., New Orleans. Magregor & Morris. New York. Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore. Smith. Bagaley & Co., Philadelphia. Daniel Desliso. Boston. reptlLl• AUCTIONEER and Commission Merchant, Corner of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, is ready to re ceive merchuidir.e of every description on consignment for public or private sale. and from long experience in the above business. flatters himself that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Regular sales on Mondays and Thursdays of Dry Goods and Fancy articles. at In o'clock. A. M. Of groceries, Pittsburgh manufactured articles, new and second hand furniture, &c., at 2 o'clock, P. M. Sales every evening nt early gna-light. angl2-y. AFULTON, Bed and Brun Founder. has rebuilt and • commenced business at his old stand, No. 70 Se. eond, between Market and Perry streets, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and friends. Church. steamboat, and bells of every size, from 10 to 10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the most approved models, and warranted to he of the best materials. Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, flailing. ; ke. fie.. to gether with every variety or Brass Castings, if required, turned and finished in the neatest manner. • - • . . A. F. is the sole salmi for Babbitt's Anti-Artrartion Me tal, so justly celebratell for the reduction of friction in machinery : The boxes and composition can be had of him at all times. .no•13-y S . HAW Mason d• Co., 62 Market street. have received the most extensive assortment of Shawls to be found in this city. In addition to the various styles of Cashmere, Turkeri, Wool Plaid, Thibet. Net, &c., he hes received a new style of French Long Shawls, a superior article and very lia.hinnnhin. . Lisswry, Merchant Tailor, St. Charles Budding, Wood Street, TITAITING associated with him, in the above business; 1.1. Mr. D. Rimers, whose long experience—both in the eastern and southern cities—ai a muter, cannot fail to give him advantages, in this branch of the trade, which few possess, in giving satisfaction to every variety of taste, no nuttier how fastidious or simple in their attire. We shall also keep constantly on hand a well selected stack of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vesting's, together with many other articles pertaining to a gentleman's wardrobe. J. S. Lowry. thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received from the citizens of Pittsburgh, would re spectfully solicit a continuance of their favors, which will be received with a determination to please. aplS-di( mport ant. To Ike Merchant., and Manufacturers of Pittsburgh. WM. A. KINSLOE, 3 doom east of the Post 015r.0, is an authorized Agent for the STECEENVILLE DAILY AND WLEILT HERALD. The Herald has been established nearly half a century. and has an extensive and substan tial circulation throughourthe populous and rich counties of Eastern Ohio, % astern Pennsylvania and Virginia. Persons wishing to extend their business, will not fail to embrace the above favorable opportunity to do so. - I'D — Terms of advertising moderate, with an editorial notice gratis, if requested. marl° Spring Fashions for 11 1 48. WORD & CO., Owe lITCord 4- King,) HAT- At TERS, will introduce the Spring Style of H AT S this day, Saturday, March 4th, 1845. Their friends and customers are requested to call and examine their stock of Spring Hats, just received from New York, at their store, corner of Filth at. Mood its. mat 4 y Leeching, Cupping and Bleeding. NO. 55 , EIITR STREET. IT B. NORRIS, (Successor to M. R. Delany.)--Fresh Leeches received monthly: attendance at all hours. Reference : The Physicians of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Birmingham. March 13, 1848. I most cheerfully recommend to the Physicians, Fami lies, and all my former friends and,patrone, Mr. B. NORMS, as belng . thoroughly acquainted with the busi ness, and worthy Of patronage. 14.. ft. DELANY mart -btu PITTSBTJRGII, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1848. Propricwr Jo in D. Davi 33usints. Olarbs. • Spring: Style. SMOORE, has just received from New York, the 4 Spring Style of flats—Which-he will introduce on Saturday , y March All those in want•of a neat end superior Hat, will pleas:call and examine, at N 0.75, Wood.street, 3d door above Fourth street. rob TALI, FASHIONS.-3. Moore has lout received from 1 New York the Fall Style of HATS,.which he will in troduce--this day, Saturday, August, 28th. All those in want of a neat and superior.-HAT would do well to call at N. 75 WOOD STREET, ang23 • 3d door above Fourth. 7TiOWNSF,II), CARR & Cat Siiiiissors to — the olirhrtri 1 of C. Townsend & Co., rind Carr & Rowland, beg leave to announce to their friends and to the public gen erally, that they are bow prepared to execute all kinds of work in the Coach and Wagon-making business, at the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best qual ity. The very large quantity of seasoned limber with which-they are prepared, and their facilities for business, enables them to insure the pOblic that they . are prepared to carry on an extensive and prompt• business in their line, and they respectfully Solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed Upon the late firms. scp4 Venittan t Inds. XIGRIBBLE k Co. have removed to the corner of . Wood - street and Diamond alley. over 8. :ArCluiles leather store, where they rue prepared to furnish Volition Blinds, Wholesale and Retail, at prices much reduced; having a very eccentric mode of painting, and other whm. Loges unknown to others in the trade. Besides giving a sti prrior finish to Blinds, they 'tiimthem with the best mate rials, making them rich and dnrnble. N. B. Wide or narrow slats—portable or permaneitlfas• teniugs . furnished. Old Blinds refitted. dec2l-y OTEFIL AND FILE MANUFACTORY.—ThesubscrI- 0 hers, having enlarged their establishment for the man. ufnrture of STEEL and . Fats--on the corner of O'llam and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh—are prepared to funtlill Files of every description, of the best quality; and being determined to make it the interest of consumers to pur chase Files from theta, respectfully invite the patronage of all who use the c;.Lielc. marMy XTEWLY INVk.NTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING .1.1 Tnuss, for th immediate relief nail permanent cure of Ilentirs and;Rqpture. (Suited to all sizes.) The superior claims of tie Truss consist in the comparative i ease with which it I ft pbe worn. The pad of wood be ing neatly Iralance no springs, yields to the pressure of any part of it. nod erougly adripts itself to any move ment made by the 'carer. lt can be worn without inter mission, until aco is effeeted. The subscribers have made arrangemetOs for the manufncture of these Nolan lite Trusses, in a Superior stile, in Philadelphia. and have them now for sale fit their office. No. 77 Smithfield street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh, , GEORGE WATT, IYI : D. W. KAUFFMAN. jNIONONGAIIKLA HOUSE. Ox Ms earner of Water and SmidtficlJ sheets. Pittsburgh, Pa—The under signed Pmyrietors of the Monongahela House announce to the Public, that the Howse is open for the reception of Visitors. They are conscious of baring spared no ex pense in fining out the Establishment in such a style as to render every comfort to the Guests. They hope by constant care and attention io business to merit the pa tronage so liberally bestowed on the late Monongahela House. Imars . l I.OIES CROSSAN & SON. VEIN Lily(: a7017.1"..—J0i1s D. Mottoes, Whale* .11 sale and Retail Dr-nye-iv. No. IN Wood street, one door South of Diamond alley. Pitonlurg.—Ths subscriber, has just received- from the Eastern cities, and is now opening at the above slaw'. a full assortment of articles in his line. consisting of Dnigs of all kinds. Dye Stuffs. Paints and Varnishes, Cl:emeltls. he., together with all such articles ;vs Lire usually kept fur sale at a wholesale and retail drug stare. stock is entirely new. and has been selected with care. lie is confident Fhnt his articles, both as to quality and price, will please such as may favor him with a call. mytl . y THE NF.U.ki li i rfresAmcsir and Bathing Saloons. Lsbar ty .Street.—The subecribers,/deeply taltukful for the increased and still increasing patronage bestowed nn them. since the opening of their establishment, beg leave to state that their baths are,oven at all times, and that hot, cold and shower baths can be had at any moment.— A few more hoarders can be accommodated by the week. and gentlemen. can procure breakfast. dinner. supper. eie., at the usual hours. say : breakfast o'clock, a. tu.; dinner. 191: supper 51 p. m. Oysters, cooling itrtoks, and other refreshments furnish ed in a superior style, unit rthargcs moderate. janls PECK. TtiomPSON 44 CO. urea would respeetfully inform hisfriends a:d the that his new establishment i 4 tow in full operation and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all onkel; for Platted !.umber, with promptitude, and at the lowest rates. Mani and Plank, planed on ono or both aides, con 'tenth on Land. :lash. Doors and Mouldings, of every description, muds to order. , . . . . . Builders and Carpenters :would find it In their advan tage to give him a mill, as lie can now furnish them with plaited stuff, suitable for every description of work. Tz4 IF-rTi NV ..1. RD LIVERY' s -r A 131,F,.—The 7A. 1 subscriber, having briruslit out the well known Livery Statile kepi by C. R. Doty. in the MIL Ward, respectfully informs his friends and the pub lic generally, that he svUl keep nt nil tunes a Mock of the hest description of riding horses, lisiggies, earring*, of all kinds, and in short everything required in his lin* of business. A considerable portion or his stork is new. and ha is confident no stock in the city will he superior to his. His terms will im.moderate. His stelae is on Liberty sr, a few doors above the canal bridge.whcre respaetfuf ly solicits a ahem of publie petunia!, • CHARLES COLEMAN. ((rile is also provided With an elegant Hearse, which will be furnished when required. oeti..'.l. ew Hat and Cap Store. CHAS IL PACI.SON, (late of the firmillt of Paulson h Gina having opened Wanesv store. at No. 73 Wood street. next door tp the corner of Fourth. is nn* mrinufacturing, nnd receiv ing from the a very large assortment of Ilet• and Ceps of every 'description. warranted to be made in the best manner hod of the hest mnieriels. Ot ter. Sent, fine and common Muskrat, Scalene, Hair Seal, Plush and Glared Cop.. A L.Sf r--A fine aorouinein of Indies Furs, such as Lynx, Fitch. Genet, and Colley . Matte. TlPpello and For Trim mings. all of which he niters at Eastern prices for cash, both wholesale and retuii.: Counu-v merchants will: please call and .xantina my cock lore . orc purchasing cli.cwhere. NV h °leiaft Shoe Store .11 II eII[LDS & CO. are 'tow receiving their Spring supplies. consisting of one of the largest. cheapest, and best nssortment of Urtots and Shoes that they have aver been able to bring to this market. - - Al.SO—lndies' and Misses' Plorenee Maid and Straw DOMICIL of the latest stele; together with a splendid ea sortment of Palm Leaf Hat, Alan's and Boys' Summer Cap, ALSO—A large lot of Now York Tanned Sole Leath er, al I of which, having: been purchneed at the lowest rates, and selected with. great care for the Western trade, will be sold at a small advance on the Cost and charges. All merchants wishing to purchase will fool it to their interest to call and examine their stock liefore purchasing elsewhere. marl:-tf PITTS. CHAIR AND CABINET WARE 11017SE—No. id, Third strew, Pittsbergh.—The sub scribers would respectfully return their thanks to their friends and the public. forithe very liberal patronage be stowed since the commeneement of the new firm, and would earnestly solicit n-emninuance of the same. They would respectfully invite those who want to pur chase anythin in the furniture or chair line, to give them a call an d examine their extensive stock now on hand. consisting of some of the most splendid Eastern and French patterns of Rosewood and Mahogany Furni ture. Flattered by the very extensive patronage receiv ed in their business, they have. at considemble expense. made arrangements in New York, by which they will have the latest Eastern pattern* forwarded mOntilly, thtis giving the citizens of Pittsburgh an opportunity of pa tronizing home industry, and. finding in their own city what they formerly would obtain only in the East. Hav ing adopted the principle of small profits end quick sales, they wall be able to sell nt as low rates es any of the establishmenus in the Eastern Cities. novl9-y ROBERTS k BANE: SINCI A ND• HAIR DRESSND SALOON—lkscx HA V SON & FOUNTAIN, Tonsorial Prrjessers, hrtre tilted up the saloon on the corner of Cherry siley and Water st., near the National Hotel, formerly occupied by Clement Archer, and are prepared to wait on ,‘;',.ntlsineu r. once, with ease, comfort and politeness. In connection with there saloon, they have fitted up an excellent shower bath, where persons aua hal.; shower baths at all hours of toe day, They still eontinue to serve their customers also et their Old Stand, corner of the Diamond and Union street. febl7-tf NENV HAT AND CAI' STORE.--JAMbS WILSON, Hat Manufacturer,(formerly of the corner of Diamond alley and Wood sts.,) begs leave respectfully toinform his oldeustomers,ftiends, and the public, that he has opened .n NEW STORK, on Smithfield street, where a choice assortment of HATS, CAPS, and LADIES FURS, (as good, neat, fashiona ble. and mast., as any in the city,) may he had. J. W. very cordially invites his friends and the public to remem ber his new location and establishment, and give hire a call as hearty as lie intends to welcome them. marfit-ty . Are. 11: Wood street, opposite Davis' Attetiod Store. Arestiectfullt informs his friendaand . the public generally, that he has opened, at the above place, with an assortment of Ladies' and Gentle men's Boots and Shoes, superior to anything ever brought to this market: consisting in part of Ladies' fancy color ed Gaiters and Half Gaiters; Slippers, single-soled, from 50 cents to $1,50; White Kid and Satin Slippers, 81,80 to 51..75; together with every variety of Chtldrens' Fancy substantial Boots, Shoes, and Slippers. Gentlemen's Boots, from 82,50 to 55,00. In short, lam prepared with every . thing in my line; and flatter myself, from my - long experence in the business, that I will be.able to give general satisfaction to all who may favor me with their .atronage. raplßl A. NIVAMMON. ' • 1 p, an.. Ila' re a 114111 MANUFACTORY, No. 140 Wood Street, between Sixth and Viren Aiky, Pitts burgh, Pa., opposite Dr. Herron's Church. V.Joutt W. TIM has always on hand, of his own manufacture, a large assortment of Whips, Cosies, Umbrellas, and Parasols,- of every -de scription' which he,will dispose 0f . ,,, Wholesale ;or Retail'. 'at prices as low ai they etin hepur ehased for in the Cities of eitherrew York, Inillealelphiti4 or Baltimore. Workmanship warranted equal to those manufactured.in either of the above rnentioned.ailieeL 14, - DT Repairing done neatly. ,t] 22-ano. . -n: - ~ ..- . , - ,-,,,..,. ~..,..., - ~.,'-' .1 , ::-. 1'f ':,:- - - , i: : :''' .... : 7 - ; •-• ', - '''.:. :- ...- .", -: '': '-, ' '-' , ' 4 ,,, ,,...' , 44,04 0 ',14 , 41t i t,,.. • ~,,iti. : ,.1,...,!,i.i.*f!.*, , ,,r 4 ..;.4„,5i•_- ,' . ., '. . ...7a- m .:,7l ,. :i7fprir- , , . ..:,:=14, 1 74, . - - 2.:V.l :g •:_- T r*Srl a .- T r4 ,. , ! , . .t. 1 ' ,:ig , .,.'.4.. - P..! i ' , . ; '; , ,, '25, - .• i - ':-.‘,.;j1 - :.•'.;'..:.':,..7',.'•:: : :" . 'J:.!-ii:-.'.1. , ,:i :::::!-! - 7 : 1'.: , . 7 ,..--' : 11.r".:1'.A•7::--,...:1';';',i•-',‘.5,?...4-?.:';'.'-:-..-.:.:--,;!-......•:..:',.-'...-;':-.:'");-..,•.'.-,:77,71:-.-• iVffliam J, Darnaide, AUCTIONEER AND COhIMISSION hIERCIIANT, ALLEGIIENT Crrv, .PA. CIRCITLAR.-=The undersigned havingcomplied With h the requirements of the Auction Law, and taken out a Commission as Auctioneer, for the City of Allegheny, is now ready to receive merchandize. in all its variety, on consignment for either public or private sale; and from long experience in the shove branches of business, Hat ters himself that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Liberal advances made on consignments. I abali en deavor to make speedy sales and muck returns. Tendering you and your friends my services, I remain your obedient servant, WM. L. BURNSIDE. ~,,Alleglicity city, September. 1847. . James May, James Bl.'Cully, John Little, Jr.. John II: Guthrie, Win. A. 11111 & Co., Jones It. Al'Cliutock - , James K. Logan, John D. Davis, Parke & Hannon, John B. Me- Fadden & Co., Alexander Stuart, Young & Stevenson. novl4-y o • n Cartwright, TMPORTER and Manufacturer of Cut !cry, Surgical and 1 Dental Instruments, Saddler's and Tanner's hand tools, Taylor's Patent Shears, ,ke. Also, manufactures Truss es. Supporters, &c., 4 nt great variety. john Cartzmight,,Manufacturcr and importer of Pen, Pocket, and Table Cutlery; Razors, Sensors, Piles, Saws, Tools. &c., has removed to 83 Woo]) Sraxer, , second door below Diamond alloy, And has lately received a large assortment of PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, KNIVES AND FORKS. Also, Rogersrand Monteith°lins' FINE CUTLERY, Elliott's, 'Rodgers', Wade and Bro.'s Razors, Scissors, Razor Strops, &c. Damascus and Wire Twist GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS. Allen's, Colt's, and Blunt's REVOLVERS; Powder Flasks. Shot Belts, Game Bags; Walker's and Coxe's Extra Percussion Caps Bowie, Dirk, and Hunting Knives. Tools, such as Callipers, Dividers, Plyers, Nippers, Druid Vices. Squares, Rules. Braces, Bits, Spoke Slmvos. Stocks and Dies, Wire and Irmi Otago' Mathematical Instruments, ece., in very great variety. 11, Jobbing and repairing-neatly add punctually done. ma 9-1 y I. ANI Rl3t k CO fr HE subscriber has paid into the Treasury . of the Com .l_ monwealth, the amount of license required by law. lie has given the regularly approved security, and taken out a comission of the first class, as an Auctioneer of the city of Pittsburgh, and, rented that spacious wereroont belonging to Sylyanuslothrop. Esq.. No. 114 WOod at.. three doors from Fifila.whcre he is prepared to attend to the sale of every kind of Merchandise, Furniture. Real Estate. Stocks. Shipping, &e., either at the Auction Rooms or on the premises, and will in all cases exert hiinscl,f, to the utmost for the benefit of his employers, on fhe niost reasonable terms; he will sell exclusively and only on commission; neither purchasing nor having any interest whatever on goods in the..store, hot merely the Commis sion for selling. thereby giving all owners a fair chance. without partiality of having therein property dispoied of to the best advantage. . Sales will be promptly settled when made; advances will be given at any tune on the most accommodating terms; merchtuits will not be charged for advances. Regular sale days. Mondays and Thursdays. of Dry Goods, Groceries. Furniture. he,; and every evening. Hardware. Cutlery, Watches. Guns. Pistols, and fancy articles; Rooks, on Saturday evenings. ril24 JAMES I'IFEENNA. Anet. CAEAP HAT A.NI3 CAP HOUSE, ti SPRING Wood Street. SPRING FASHIONS. 4 SILL BEAVER, AND NUTRA HATS. The subscriber respectfully informs his customers and the public, that he has returned from New York, bringing with him the most approved style of. lints, for spring and summer wear, adopted by William 11. Beebe. Broadway, (late Beebe & Costar.) He would also inform the public, that be it daily mannfactaringliats and Caps, of all des criptions, which he is determined to dispose of at prices to please the purchaser: that is, cheaper than any other lint esialdisiimeitt in the city. (ErCnentry Merchants, wishing to purchase Hats and Caps, by wholesale, are requested to call and examine his assortment: as he feels confident of Initqc able to please its quality, quantity, and price. ' ' W. GLASSGOW. Manufacturer. No. 102, "Wood st., ad door below John D. Davis , marl.dain Commercial Auction Rooms. ALE:KANDER JANNEs is the only nuthorizedagent in Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities, for the salts of the Pekin Ten Company's Teas of 75 and 77 Fulton It., New York. Any other person in Pittsburgh pretending to sell our Teas is an imposter, and deceives all who may patronize him. It is commonly known that the Pekin Tea Company's Teas have proved superior to all other Tees sold. and for this reason many persons have dishon estly pretended to have the sale of the Pekin Tea Com pany's Tees. when they are ell the time vending trash and cheap mutt. which they have obtained elsewhere.— Others again assume the name of the Pekin Tea Com. patty and imitate our packages, and thereby deceive Vt e are informed that there is a person in Pittsburgh selling Tens under the name of the New York and Phila delphia Pekin Tea Company. We have only to say that this assumed ronaptiny have no connexion, whatever, with the New York .Pckin Tea Company, as consumers of tea will reudilydiserover by comparing the article they sell with the grtietim. tea. sold by the NeVrYork Pekin Tea Company, aCtlssisitore of Alexander Jaynes, No. 72 Fourth street. ' N. 11.—pleura.McCittl, MONT & DOND. of Philadel phia, have no ronnesitihy . trittuever, with the New York Pekin Ten Company, norhave they any right or privi lege to sell teas under a tutme•so nearly resembling ours as to have a tendency to mislead the public. D0V0L...4.89 & CO.. nova nand 77 Fulton at.. N. T. IIkTHE extensive striek'of old LANDRETH NUR SERIES. Philadelphia_ it about to be disposed of at PUBLIC AUCTION—the undersigned in tending to relinquish business. Such an opportunity for obtaining Nursery . Products al Auction. has never been presented in America, and the attention of the trade. and all who wish to deeorate their grounds in Town or Coun try. or enlarge their 'Gwen house collections, is respectfully invited. For improving the grounds of Cemeteries. Churches. Slate and County Mee'. ste., this sale will af ford unequalled feeilities. Catalogues in detail are in preparation. The sale of the out-floor urrieles,will com mence on TUESDAY, MARCH 21st. and the Plants in Feu. on TUESDAY. MAY 2d. Proper aid for safe pock ing and shipment will be given, when required; and as there will be no postponetnent or reservation. persons from distant points may attend the salts without fear of disappointment. Orders to he executed at PRIVATE. SALE will be received until the above periods. and the usual strict at tention given. D. LANDRETH b. FULTON. It may be proper to' state- to prevent misapprehension, that it is the Nurser)' business only. the subscriber is about to relinquish. .flis attention will be hereafter 'whol ly devoted to the culture of seeds, and to,!heir sale at his warehouse, 6 Chestnut street. SN OWlyi-Anv DEN. P furtheri ttsburg inform h. ation will he given by mar r. P. L. BMWS—Memorials orSteErxiism—lntrodue tion of Methodism into the Eastern Cities, compris ing biographical sketches of its first churches, and remin iscences of its early struggles and sarcasms. By Roy. A. Stevens, A. M. Memoir of Rev. David Abeel, M. A., Missionary to China, by his nephew, Rey. G. IL Williamson. `Mark Wilton, the Merchant's Clerk. By RC!. Charles R; Tayler, M. A., author of "Margaret, or the Panel,' 'Lady Mary," &c. The above, with a groat variety of new books. on hand and just receiving. muorr a, ENGLISH, np.22 56 Market street. ri 'HE READY RECKONER For Ship Builders, Boat Builders, and Lumber Merchants; being a correct men.surement of scantling, board., planks, cubical con tents of square and round timbers, saw logs, wood, Ac., cotnprised in a numbcx of tables, to winch ate added ta ble's of wages by the month; board or rant, by the week or day; and railroad distances also, interest tables—by J. M. Scriber. author of the " Engineer's anti Mechanic's Companion,' Ac., Ac. For sale by JOHNSTON te. STOCKTON, Booksellers. cor. Market and Third eta. •IMPUDENCE.—From n &Wished 11.,/ card of NVCalmont & Bond, of Philadelphia. the public would he led to believe that we have been claim mg a privilege we had no right to. That "they have abandoned, some time since, the exclusive agency sys tem," and that we have right -to Claim " exclusive privil eges with their teas." I never pretended to sell ttta teas of this spurious ecineern. I have been selling the teas of the New York Pekin Tea Company fur the last Iwo years, as the public are aware, and hays been to New York four times in that time, and never heard of this new concern until lately but as tenon dealers. The tea business of bl'Callmont & Bond is about eight month...old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com pany's name is bee'ause a name is open for any man or Erin to assume ; but the fact intended to imply thereby, that they have any connection with the so called and well known Pekin Tea Company of New York, ie entire ly false, they having been dented even an agency in Philadelphia, for theNevr•York Company, that Company having refused even thus far to confide in them. • .. I know not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind of tees; I am only certain that they keep or obtain none of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York. Any person reading this card will see the gross decep tion they wish to practice on the _public, and to the injury of my business. ArCalltnotit & Bond are wool dealers in Philadelphia, and have sent an agent out here to pull wool over the eyes of some of our good Citizens. Look nut kir the black sheep.' ineyl9l ALEX. JAYNF.SL V - AMIABLE' CITY PROPERTY—For 'Bale an Fri proved Property on Liberty Street c o ntaining n large Brick Dwelling Hones with good , cellars, a Hall of entrance two Parlors. Dining-room Kitchen and Rash room-on first atm) , a Ann and Sour splendid rooms isti 2d story. Three fine rooms on 3d story and • thme - rooms' on the garret all finished in modem style and in comfortable Order. , Also, tyra large Ilnildingtati on Penn atr . eet a-bargain Can be had 'in the above property' if anpbed for soon, terms accomodating. B. cirrimErm Geri igent April 8.1848. - Smithfield above 4th street. r=t-= & M. TODD would respectfully hnform the me s . chants of this city arid cue enstomirs . generally; that we have removed oar stoek of Shirt{ and Gents Fur nishing floods, to the -corner of Fifth and Market streets, Rd story over W.& P,llugus, entrance en , .Fifth street, where we. intend to keep on hand &large stock of Shirts, of ourawn 'manufacture with.en assortment of Gentle miens' Furnishing GOcids, usually kept bY Eastern:Whole sale Furnishing Stores. Being very thankful ,for the kind patronage bestowed on tik far the past year, we would be happy to receive calls from our old customers and merchants generally, and would inform them' that we intend nothing on our rirt. shall iildutte them lod i k fa . rtf h ie o r ;n aa r v i r c e . exp . ect add .a,r fig l rlf t initTe r n .' n to d ck tferle d rs d are m Limited to - exavains env Hoek of goods. aplo.tf- filistellcincous. =l= Auction Notice. New York Pekin Tea Company CAUTION TO TUB PUBLIC.. Great Sale of raery fitook.l emoval =NM MEMEEMEI tiliorcitattrons. , . . • B'O'OK AND JO.I PRINTING OFFIC.E,• , • , N. W. Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets. T a 1.. ' • HE Proprietor of the MOANING POST an d oxERCINL, AND MANI:YAM:MLR, respectfally informs his friends and the patrons of these papers ' that he has a lance as sortment of JOB TYPE. AND ALL OTHER ItrATti- RIALS necessary to a Job Printing Qffies, and that he is prepared to execute LarriEß mums nmirrma on etyma DEsciurrsog: Books, Bilis of Lading, ' Circulars. - Pamphlets, Bill - Heads , Cards_ Handbills. Blanks, '• ' Hat Tips. PAH kinds or -Blanks, Stage. Steamboat and Cana/Boat Bills. with appropiiats Cuts, printed on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. He respectfully asks the patronage of his Mends, and he public to general, in this branch of his business. sers22 L. HARPER. ' • Vegetable Pulcitonary Balsam. " TT is now twenty yearn since I first used the Vegeta lac Pulmonary Balsam in my family. Since that time it has been my practice to keep a bottle of the article by me for the use of my family, which is large, end for the benefit of my friends. I have uniformly found it to be a very valuable. efficient medicine; and think. that by using it seasonably for the complaints "for which it is -recom mended. it has oftenprevented the disease from taking a more serious form. In one. instance, I recommended it, to my brother. who resides in the State of New York, who was, dangerously ill with a diseusa of the lungs. He has side, written to me for more, having found n 0... which gave him so much relief. OTIS PECK. Sold in Pittsburgh by • B. A. FAIENESTOCK & Corner of First and Wood; also, comer of Sixth and Wood streets. . deco.s Mkt - 11TE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. .from the New York Pekin Tea Company,—Jast received at the Pe-' kin Tea Store. 72. Pointh street a very large supply of fresh Green and Black Tens. of ell- the different grades and qualities imported into this country: packadin, lead. in 5 lb. boxes, in I lb,. and lb. peekages..Also.s lb. tin Cannisters. of the different qualities. eotranient for families and steamboats. ranging in prices from Tri aunts h tb., to SIM. Pine Oolcing Black Teal, at 50,'82}, 75,: 871 c.. and 31.00 p• 16. We will refund the money in ell eases where our Teas do not give entire satisfaction, or exchange for , a di:Tare:4i article. For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, 72" Fourth it.. AT deell • A. ArCESh 1)00TS. SHOES. TRUNKS. &C.—Fo ßatwbes 4. Hay word. wholesale and retail BoOt. Shoe and Trunki Store. No. 1518 Libertyetrect, nearly oppositothe bead ofi Wood. F.& H. have. in store and ore receiving their Full and Winter stock of BOOTS. SHOES. &c...eonsisting of, the largest stock they have ever been able to bring to , this` market. Our stock of gooks have mostly trees trattatifaa- tared to our order. and expressly for the Pittsburgh mar:, kct. We also have constantly on hand a splendid stock of Hayward's Metallic Gum Elastic Shoes.. bath for ladies!. and gentlemen's wear. the most beautifaarliele ever. manufactured. We would solicit an examination of our stock of goods. by. all Who wish to purchase either at wholesale or retail. as tee shall sell- at a small adeanett abort east. Country merchants wilt find- it to their in can to call and examine oar stock before purchasing. FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD. , - No, IS6 Liberty it. P T AN o!4 Ck ic kerin g. —On e • splendid rose wood GI On tare Piano Forte. made by Chieltering. Boston. !. H€kz.—One semi-grand Piano Forte, from the manufeel fory of Henry Herz, Paris. .61 Octaves. Cale 4. Co.—One carved rose wood G - Octave. made b3Ol Gale & Co., New York. One ditto mahogany 61 Oc. (eve. Stodd art. New York.—One elegant mahogany Piano : Or Octave, which has been in nee for ;boat ak fan, R'TIC two hundred dolled% SECOND RAND PIANOS.—Aa erscheint sesono hand Piano, made by Loud & Brothers, in good °rase Price 5100. One second-hand Piano. Price PLO. .7 For sale by JOIIN IL MELLOR, novB 81 Wood street. .. WANCY GOODS at 7. Kt:retro new stars 67 Market si. ,I,_ 45 pcs china vases. various styles: • 4 doz. places shaded and plain velvet ribbony 2 u black it 2 " Celestial and Terrestial Globes; 1.1 " Ivory Memorandum Tablets: . f 4 " Cut velvet pocket books and card 4 u Horse-shoe combs. imitation of shell; 6 . Garman silver tea bells. TRIMMINGS. 1 A large lot of Gimp head black fringe, • A good assortment of Drab and mole coloreds i ii • ir Gimp to match; u u Wide black: 1' Graduated. Buttons, '`, With a great variety of miscellaneous goods, amongli which are Extra large aims Ernong Bags; Coral Beads., assorted strands; Writing Deski, all sizes; Ladies work boxes " Backgammon Boards; Gold Spectacles. all ages Black Union Galloon: All the above goods will be sold low. II• O:NICEPATHIC BOONS.—Just received.at the 804, store of the subscriber. in Fifth at.. near Market: Materia dfedica pure. by Samuel Hahneman.trattslanied and edited by Charles Julius Hempel. M.D., 4 vols. Hartman's AMU .111-TranS, by Dr. Hempel, vol. 1. ~ Homreopathic Domestic Medicine, by - !.'Lowrie, an; larged and improved by A. J. Hall. Ti!. D. lahr's New Manuel. vol. I. Nos.l and Herings Domestic Physician. A Manuel of Domestic Cookery, for the use or-persona who are tinder Homrnoptithie treatment. Booninghausen's Therapictie Pocket Book, for HOLUM pathists, by Dr. Okie. • Ilaberrianls Chronic Diseases. vol. 5. . . Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and prices. [spin) VICTOR SCRIRA. i. VAI.I.TABLE BOOKS—BOHN'S STANDARD LI , - BRARY.—MachiavellPs History of Florence and Prince; Roscoe's Leo the Fourth . Roscoe's Lorenzo de Medici; Schiller's Don Carlos and other Dramas; Beck man's History of Inventions; Memoirs of Count. Giarip moot; Schleyell's Philosophy of History t,,Schlevella Dramatic Literature; Memoirs of Col. Hutchinson: kohl Hill's Miscellaneous Works; Life of Bomenuto Cellinv; Cox's House of Austria; Bonterweere Spanish literal : tore. For sale by H. S. BOSWORTH & CO., deci 43 Market street, TION—The partnership existing between the subscribers, under the style of:Poindexter tk.,CP,. was dissolved on the lit inst.. by mutual consent, • R. IV. Poindexter is authorized to settle all the buSiness of thp concern. R. W. POINDEXTER, !I • NOTlCE—Tiering purchased the entire interest of 4 11. Cram. in the Into concern of Poindexter & Co., and associated my son, Theodore` Poindexter, with me. tho business will be continued is usual under the styli Of Poindexter & Co. l'ap2ll It W. PorNT)r.rrtm Great Bargain Corner I 1.. J. BATES, Wholesale and Retail Dealer to AMU, Shoes and Thinks, Store corner of _Fifth and Smithfield streets, Piroburgh.—The sub scriber respectfully announces to his old customers and the pnhlic generally, that ho has removed kis Boot, Shoe and Trunk Store to the ler,,ce new warehouse lately erected at the center of Fifth and Smithfield - streets, op— posite the oldPittaburgh Foundry. where he will keep on hand a larze assortment of Boots, SHOES. HAIR. ANO LEATHER TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS, ke, ~ of all descriptions and sizes , which he will sell for e dit as cheap as can be bought in thin market - Being connetced with some of the largest manufaettir ing establishments in the eastern cities, and receiving goods almost every week during the season, he offets great inducements to purchasers, either by wholesale pr retail, as he offers his goods at lower prices than those of the same quality can be bought elsewhere in the city. : I manufacture and keep constantly on hand, Boys' and Youths' Calf and Rip Boots, a very neat and serviceable article. . EX Remember the place, Great Bargain Corner.* J: BATES, apeir Corner Filth and Smithfield innate! G ROCERIES, tee -400 bills. N. 0. Molasses: 60 bbls. St. Louis S. H. 6101a/seat = i, 1211 f. dr, do do do; IWO bags Coffee, prime green; 75 hf. chests assorted Teas; 1 15 30 10 six pound caddies do Y.ll. and lesperlal T ea; do do dal i' 60 MAI,. Sugar; 40 bbls. Tea; i' 100 borei Bslo Window/ elasal '-, . 10 .do 10:12 do; • i SO do Tobacco. A figge assortment of all kinds of @roseate* en hand a the new warehouse of EDWARD HAZLETON, ap24 North.eut corner of the Diamond.'' To Country. Merchants.. ALARRE stock of Scheel Beaks, Paper, .tationfry, suitable for country sale!, among which are: • Writing Papers, of fine, medium, and common qualities. Letter do .do do do • do- t' Note do do do do do . 1 Note and Letter Envelopes, Slates, Pencils, Wafers, Quills, Steel Pens, Window Piper (yard wide..) Plain and Printed Bonnet Boards,. of different qualines, Blink Books. in, great vatiety, Family, School and. Pocket Bi bles, Crown, Medium, and Double Crown Wruniiing Pc per,.AVOuffy's Ecketie Spellers and Renders, nal'. Ec leene Arithmetic's, Cobb's Primers,Spellers, and Readers, Sanders' do:A°, do. - Atithmethies—byAdants,Davis,Colburn, ton, Emerson, and others. • Geographies - -by Mitchell, Olney; Smith, Morse, Good rich, Farley, and others. audliuna r B ""'lnf Smith, - Kirkham, Su!leans, Weld, and others. - For aisla, anew priers 81 st 3 ,7 o l:sra ll 'arvi j a t rih..: pa - Th.; highest market pries paid in east' for good mixed rags. apid. DRUGS.--Gumyrrb Turkey; " Gamboge; " Kin° True; Opium, Rear erop; " Ga'banana, strained; Extet. Tat op; " Dandelion; " Belladonna; Just re eeived, and for sale by ' B. A. PAIiNT:STOCR & Cor. First and Wood, sig. AVERY fine assortment Of Piney: and Variety . Gooits,; such as Fans, Aceordeonar.Tewelry, OlciTes . ,• Mitts. Steel Goods of every, description.- Also. gilt and silver . Fringe, Stars and Tassels for Regalia. • At.- r ZEBULON faNiki*; a 47 Market stcepv, MEM EIBEEM =OE 12=1;IME=E .IVIII. :ALEXANDER tc. SONS, 'Corm Mstreas Ann Fumnsin2ro • iiDkItTAICEII3, corner of Penn ond - "ere, St.; Cirri,. streets, opposite Tii.C..4111.11174,A$ 'hag* Hotel, Entraoce on Penn st., respectfully - inform their friends and the, piddle, that, they aro prepared to furnish and ail tend to every thing:in the line of Undertakers, ' as .the have quif the business of Cabinet . Makin g, and their at. , tendon will.be devoted altogetherio the above business. keep a large assortment of COFFLNS made and Anistked. eovered,and lined in thd neatest manner ,: wits, a Y4llOl of mate ri als, and all prices; we keep,SHROUpS -rest dy made, of all sizes, of .Flannel, Cambric, and Muslin, at all prices, and made in the eastern style, and all othes articles'necessary for dressing thedend. and.furaishiMil funerals, of quality and -prices to cut: sn.VEII: WATTS for engraving the name.and age ;ICE CASES•for laying the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their friend* ally length of time, and have ZINC PANS to, put, ice in for laying on thp body; LEADEN Coffins always :on hand. We have .a splendid new HEARSE and Altair or fins horses, and any. number of the best carriages, *tit, ate., and will be prompt, punctual, and reasonable, . augl9-y Umbrellas, Parasols, Paraiseiletteij `AND %VAL/KING CANE'VAIIIRE.I.I. - -'4£; , . 'To% u ll: lu ß t i li C e i tT A ni=g4 s B j l 170 A 4 " , - ;L T A: ha s r, adelphia. . • . ' Itlerclutins are respeetfullj Informed that lootthate to manufacture all Ale above goods, by the affil of sicam t notwithstandiag . the grunt opposition of parties opposed to the introduction of ilipanstylauvio . vernents: arrtnisosifp. Meat is somplete, and prices so low is to give aware _ . IrrAs theta is 'an-timbrolla Store next door, of-nearly' the same name. it is important you should remetnberWA H. RICHARDSON, Steam Favorr. and Pantenoisief-aur - Walking cane'Umbrella. sign of the Lau; and Eli s aia;NO: 3larket.st., Philadelphia. IE7 Attention is requested to the selebrated-MaLiin : Cane Umbrella, a neat and beautiful article, sombinirigall tha advantages of a Cane and Umbrella. . YoungLadlest Seminaryi -1k 4 It. N. W. hILTI'CALF would tutiMunes, to, 1110,1litl. ill lens of Allegheny told vicinity, the inte nded vel of his Scheid. from the earner of Sandusky a ad Straw. berry streets, where he has been teaching - . for the hit twelve months. Ou and after April Ist, he will ocean, Room. on Federal street, in "Colonade Row,. 244 doer from the-bridge. Thu Academie Year will'consist atter) ,Sessions, of five months each, commencing QUAlle get Monday in February and September. . acme oe TUITION, PEN SESSION 011 arms 110. 7 0L'; ` ,,. , English Department—lncluding Reading,Orthogra ' and Defining, Writing : English Grummet, Rhetoric, gie, English Composition and Criticism, (eography, i tory, Arithmet and the higher branches of lathetnitti Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy . Botany, Ph siology, Geology.l ntelleciutil a n d Mond Seiettee. mod -1 other branches requisite to a thorough Ebgliih Minces lion , . Classical Depnrunent—lncluding the Latin, Greek . -French languages. each an additional charge 0f.'..410 Q 0 The. services •of competent Teachers are, siteured.for such as may desire to receive iilstructions iit Prevail& Painting, and Music. - . .. . . ~.. ~. Those designing to enter, will And it so their Luteiest: WI do so as near to the opening of the Session ait possible; yet pupils will be received at any time during the Searle% and will be charged at the above rates- only =from•tbe time of entrance. Ne deductions will be mad* for absen see, except in cases of protracted illness, ' • . "-, ,_. Any information which may be desired, will be Abaco. fully communicated to those who call upon the !inmost*, at his rooms.. Reference may, also be ;wide to the following geed,- . • men i— - Dr. T. F. Dale, Allegbetry, • Hon. C. Skater, Plaalarrgh. Rey. D. Elliott, " Rey. D. H. Riddle, ,_, .4 ,_a -. Nr. H. P. Schwartz, '3 itey. 44... Prior. jac3l-413m . • . JT S. MORRIS & CO'S BLACK WRITING INL'Fir. . Susi or Quill Pens, and the Copying Pros. — This is the result of the experiments of several years, devoted - to the manufacture, on an extensive scale, of ati-irifiths suited to all•the purposes of the consumer. The ' . ,Eppow Lion of this Writing Ink consists the following proPirt ties: Fxrinrrr—in which property' it will be total; surpass all previous preparations. It will flow with. feet freedom, either from quill or steel pens; and it entire ly free from an y corrosive qualities. Coves—T ishe yob* of this article a rich, beautiful blue black. good•blacle Ink, from its necessary sheinleal ionstitution, requires exposure to the ail to impart :dein color. It must not, therefore,' be expected, that the mem the bottle hoped, the Ink will be found black. The first appearance will be pale; but after posers to the chemical action of the atmoaphere, eithes on Taper or in the inkstand, it mill assume a brilliant - bleak hue.. Psuitstricrev—The color is unalterable by the elapse time-. It will never fade. On this.account, all importer's records should be made in this article, yeara j oy.l7 deepen and strengthen its tint. • - N. it This Ink is suitable for all kinds.of Metallic Pens, and for Pens made of Quills; and what is import. tent and very desirable with many, will give a perfest impression by the Copying Press. : "We are using, in the institutions with which we . are connected, Morris' Bias Black Writing/fa; and. in respect. to, fluidity, brilliancy. and permanency, believe itsaperior ' to any Ink we have heretofore used." [Signed.). " A. Thurston, Cashier Bank of Louisville; Illett ardson, Cashier Northern Bank of Kentucky' ; -George Q.. Gawathtney, Cushier Bank of Kentucky; L. L. Shreyet, President of the Gas Bank, Thomas - L. Helm: Clerk , 4 Barren County . Court; Curren Pope, Clerk oflctierson . County Court; P. B. Atwood. Secretary . Fireman's lusts: roue Company; John Muir, Agent Lexington Insurauta — Company ; S. S. Goodwin. Secretary Portland Drypoct and Insurance Company: - D. S. Chambers, Secretart Franklin Fire. and. Marum.lnsurance Company ;4,, Ithomer, Treasurer Louisville Saving Inatitutiou."-;! A supply of the above Ink, just ree'd'and'ihr sale bt feb7 , • JOHNSTON .& STOCKTO Labor Saving 'Powder t - MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI. lIIANUF.ACTI. TEN BOSTON MOUNT EAGLE 'WORKS. -* FOR cleaning the surface of Windows, Miriorsikad Glass Wars,_ind restoring it to its original, transpa rency, this article , is decidedly without an equal.' Hoth titne and labor to saved by its use. A thotasand refer efices eould belitiduccd, necessary , to Certify 'to•thil tact. - It will remove the oxide from the surface -of Goteklia sir, Capper. Brass. Britannia; Tin. with the greatest facility, giving it en unrivalled palish.' A fair trial is all that the proprietors ask, aid will cOn. vine most skeptical of its utility. -; areal to for Du.—Let the Powder be applied upotra damp, s ft woollen cloth: With a vet halt: exertiou, nio every particle of oxide may be reved.. feb4 JOSEPH. R. CARR. General Agent: For sale by JOHN P..hfORCIAN.-Druggist:', LWI,M - fun'N . tail4futillitlM,R-L DRESS (between Penn and the Bridge.)—Dronses, Croaks, Capes,: Mantillas, &c., made . to the latest 'French' and English Fashions. 'Alto, Bonnets, Hoods, Capes; 'Head Dressei, &e. A choice selctionet new styles Satins,'Sillt Velvets, French Flowers, Gimps 7 rich. cap , and bonnet .Ribbottly, Laces, Fringes, Cord.q. )3tAtous, Crapes, Modes. Minns,. Cambric:. ;Handkerchiefs, Sze., for sale. wholesale end retail at the lowest price. Country ,Milliners sum:died with the latest - Frenchand English Patterns ore:vary new' article in the 11E1404 and Dress-making line,, a; Diem' York prices. • •:' Straw Bonnets cleaned and altered to. the present rash ion. PITTSBUROLI STEEL WORKS AND.SIDNCi AND , . AXLE FACTORY• null sown, ,• • 'aux JOES & 4/FIGO, N • TANUFACTURERS of Sprang and'' Blister` sad,: .1.11 Plough Steel, Steel Plough tugs, Conekind My": tie Soling', Hammered Iron Axles; and dealers in Malle-- able'Castings; Fire Engine Lamps, and Coach Trirnininga, generally, corner of Rost and Front as, Pittsburgl4 , Pa,.. feh9,lln M A ila K rte — t j a u t s re t ef esei " "4- 3EI3"°N ICLNIIVtr -1 dozen line Wax Masks; 6 " " Paper • 5 • • Conamon;' 3 gross Metallic Comb Cleaners; 1 dozen Egg Boilers; 1 " Salt Spoons; • Bone Mustard Spoons; 4 gross German Silver Table Spiattan; 3 • Batter Knives; * Picture Toy Bookies. 30,000 China Marbles; - 6 dozen Ana Woolen Comforts. A great variety of .Coats and Caps, BASKETS. 5 dozen fine That willovr Basket*: • • willow Market-.,, • - 6 0- Straw Travelling 11 • Metal Toy . • 1 • Willow Cmdleit' 6 • Glaas Motto Seals; • " Bone " Simms; 3 Allen's Patent Revolving Pittolii9 5 pair common Brass -1 dozen setts Chessmen; 2 • " Dominoes; . 6 a Tailors' Tape Measures -6 • Steel Key-Wags, assarte4 S • China Dogs and Sheep; I • Strings Amber Beads; 12 Nests Drams. • T ANDRETHS GARDEN SERDR-4he sutseribez has just reeerred his annual 'supply: orLandreth's...-. Garden Seeds, warranted fresh and frontline, every var i et y worth enitivating. The attention of taitaW ., :•:.:' . ere, ginieners, and othtra; respeculdly. tri. stock. F. L. SNOWDF2'I::. ' • reb2 • . No. 2ir VY antra 1, OR SALE, Four Lots—Bounded by Yen% and Hay sea, each lot hcvi o o• 2 4•,:c s oV-(lants a n 447 fi, tending back 110 feet. Two of th ernare tomer lots, nred,._ the position of the whole propertyia one of the vantageoua in thweby. For farther infonantioa r • . - • M. SWARTZWELDER, k. * /4•4 - Ti0v34.1 . between Wood &Ti t , h pENZ.4 CAO --75 °mites-Jim r& e r i "" .by ' FAlca3 s OCK dr, .Cif) ft f t. M tPrikllftit NlO4 Wel 4 . - • , ' ;14 9 - 4 41 !;-' , "-N 7, 4,'1 , .'• `"'*- ISM ~..„ If: W~~~:: , t; T. .7 , =MEI NUMBER 252. ftlistrilantoug. , ' ements of Geo ogy;,,, Chetnistry;' ' • • • Shephard's hrtnerslogy; • - • ' Olmstead's Philosophy; ••r . • • - Lardner's Lectures on &tootle- • • Brougham'allian of Letters end_ Beekman's HiStory of Inventions; • • • Grays Botanical Test Book;'. •- Infornaion for the People; ' •-- '• " -The An of Painting. • For sale by • - • H. S. BOSWORTH & C 0 . ,• - . Fenoth•street..near Markgy, IMMO , 71c IZZEI MM=E =SU
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