Plea Please to stem in • YonptV-r that I Woll be it:candid te f or ATOR, at e plecuon. • I have been induced to offer myself r, _4 at.041,c, by tklerr number of endeavorng to - wrilefentlinnies;otßce .itudi I 'elected, will to fill .the - --panicle*) Ion.; LAUGnLM . . j 4 .., : ,, i,v-vizeTiiirtiku - 17., ii • - 0 146 City of Pima:mgt.: l li ßk . . Y D rl es, tjaili 4 v itlay/anuary,Slb, at the. .l e t t l e given on _onday even: fi .. . _ . ruled number of. TiMteta only *lll ,B b e e m s b o l td. R 7 L ° ~ ...etbmi ipdsnitied; unless accompanied by a lady. No -,•-.. _ . - • 22 citileeSecond Lecture beGne the Young Alen r irMetetuttile -Library and Alectutnies' Institute, will be:given on Thursday - evening 3 January 4th, at 7 1. o'clock, AnAlipollo Hall,tp Professor HILMAR]) HENRY LEE. Sußncr—dfateriatirat and itr'rendernies. Single Tickets 25-cents, admitting a gentleman ander , ompanying ladies. Season Tickets, One Dollaroo be .had :at the principal Book Stores and at the door. B.A. &tremor!, -- Committee. ' fl.tial AL Wicazasaem- - 11.7',We •are receiving letters daily, containing intelli..! :pence that Dr.Dogetz , Liverwort and Tar Cowinßea to make extraordinary cures wherever it iwintrodue es Extract-froze a letter dated Lliznbethiown,-Ky.-,Augtrs, 10 1849:= Scort[A--Doar Sir: I am about to open a. 1-..,,Drng Store at St. Joseph's, an:l .- would. like to have the ~ : Agency for Dr. ROgers'Liverwertand Tar forthat place. • 1 aatyour Agent here and find itm vas great satisfaction. Dr. Howarl, of thisrleep sas that he thinks it one of • the very best. Cough Medicines'in use. E.T.'Suirei.Druggist, Madison, Indiana, stases that Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar has made some remarks ble cares:among his own acquaintances, nad thatit is the - only_paient Medicine that he recommends. ' • •; ' ••••*'or, sale by •'• • . • J. KIDD Ac CO., •-••-• • - Wholesale D ists,No. 430 Wood st. • ; Also by - • ; KN ra D l HARDIN, • " ••• der.lN:emddtur • Grant street. •"- frpr: To compound a -medicine entirely of-vegetables, which shall operate .effectually, is a very great advance upon the Obsolete formulas of pharmaceutical science. • It is only. in modern time* , that this important desidera - tam has - .arrived at perfection. „The community have been so long drugged and poisoned by mineral prepara - .550115 1 that vegetable compounds became a matter of ac tual necessity, and no remedy could expect to becOme popular without , this essential - recommendation. The • - very.idea of administering mineral substances internal , ty is absolutely preposterous.: Nature never intended them for that purpose. Their Mode of operation- is-too - violent,. and, they seldom fail to. leave the' system. in a - worse condition than they find it, The Clickener Sugar coated Vegetable Purgative Pills being compounded not merely Of, vegetables; t tat of their extractediuiees, is en., irely free from this objection. Their operation - IS per feCtly soothing. They penetrate the minutest fibres of the human frame by a gradual process, and never .cease in their operation: until every particle of diseased matter is expelled , and every symptom of disorder removed. . •-• arr.—sow by . ' WM. JACKSON, Gen: Agent, decw : . .. 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. [For list of AgemsSee advertisement.j. . . , 411.11 CICKER.--DllTine this sense:tot festivi-, ilit;s6dejt9lrletatelleiets"s,alrel pro ne tn o t fo r get j e k t d :l i s l etl i te 'L p l _l i e e Cus g t7 4 .of the table, when enjoyed beyond the bounds of moareea ;ration, nrealthe expense of health:. - To dlose,hotiever:who are led inadvertently into ex cess in:eating or drinking, and who, ih consequence, suf - 'fir from bend° the,alek atomach, loWness of spirits, indi gestlon, and other complaints, the penalty of overAndol ponce, we recommend atrial of Wright's Indian Vigetable. Pills; of Me. North American'tollegeof Health. This medicine will remove all complaints Which arise. from Irregularity of 'diet and cleanse the body from those bilious and corrupt humors which are the cause of the. above distressing, ymptoms, and of every malady inci dent to *inn. ' , - . , BetaareotCounterfehr imitatione.+Remember that the °tighter and Ofily Genuine Indian Vegetable Pills 'have the written' signature of Witstiorlyittotrr on the tap label; ofeach box. • • • Remember' also, that Messrs. TenehtWanger & Co:, of - • New York; Jas. 8. - Cresco° & Co.-, at Cincinnati; and J. B. Wilder &C0.,C0. 'of LOtlisViire, Are ttar agents for this medicine; and we cannot guarantee the genuineness of that °feted by them for sale. ' "Thegennine is for sale at Dr. Wright'sPrineipalolßee,. 189 Race street,'Phiradelphia ;.and by Joan Tudstesint, 150 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., who is sole agent ror_. - this city, by Whom dealers can be supplied at the mbole-; sale rate -- • .-frr A cough should.nevei be neglected. , It ma.y pear trifling and -airworthy the. attention at, first, but it will not remain stationery !Ong; it may progress slow at rind its 'augmentation may oe scarcely perceptible; : y et ~;,, ,b en it once seizes thelurgs, all the other ;rang of the body*.yfill he sympathetically affected, and a confirm-, ed Cansttraption and premature death he the inevi . able tbsult _& little care would - save many a lifp,ond be timely use of a proper remedy might..haye arrested many a consumption. But many persons have an invin repugnance taking any medicine, and rather than use themeanatowards arresting a disease, simply because the remedy may ant . be a pleaiant one, would suffer. and langnishiar a long time, before they would re. -.son to theaid of medicine,: _ •B Ai Fahnustock & Co.'s•Oough BMsam. has a great advantage in this respect over many other Cough prep*. rations, as Its pleasant taste perraits itio be need without inconvenience: But its value as a Balsam coriaists in:the -speediness of its cure. _We have' kno wn .soraf" of the . most desperate coughs, sonie of.which luabeen running 'Gator a considerable length of time, yield alcitost Inane --•-Prepared and far MU, wholesale and retsul, by ,B. FAHNESTOOK & Be , novl7 cor. Woodmul, I st,:und Wood and Oth sta.. and Reirtworainit, No. - 65,. 63, arid 6i. Wood . street The subseriber would respectfully inform his friends intd the public generally, that he hashed the above well known establish anent fitted up in iively superior style, aittlis.now pre pared with every requisite, to . serve up all the delica cies the season affords. . OYSTERS, stewed, fried, roasted; or in the shell; to gether with hot coffee, l ea , ebeeMate, beef steaks, mar ton chops , venison an ti game, at short notice; and at all ft :446113331e hours, in , a style that cannot be surpassed in XX of the best brands. Imported Sega', in eve- Re would also beg leare testate, that he is prepared to furnish DINS.NR PARTIES of any number, in a su perior manner; Stf.PPERS.Icir galls,Societies or private PnivATE Roomn,always in readiness. .Neivipapers kept on file from all quadern. &alb - JOHN T. DONNLLESt The New Goiden Bee-Hive Still 'Ahead I 'NEW GOODS! 'NEW- GOODS!! Greater Bargains than ever can now be bad A Aerie's tette New Golden Bee-Eire, on Market at., = between Third and Fourth, where is just opened" a splendid stock of winter Dry Goods, cheaper than the - ' same quality - of Goods have ever been offered in Pitts burgh - , .•• 1, ItI.: L. RIJSSELL, No-62 Market street, between "Third anti -Fourth Streets, sig. rt - of the Big Golden Bee- Hive, - has now received, and ofrere to his numerous cue -loafers and - the'public' generally, the largest, cheapest and most splendid stock of .Winter Dry Good s. ever ode r editt this city.. t These Goods have been purchased in the Eastern 'Cities since. the.lata fall in prices, and will be ' • sold to ntish Wipers at a great reduction, much cheaper 'than they could litive been sold ititha early part of the ' Among this - large and extensive - stock will be (mind many : Choice - and fashionable. Goods of the latest.tme LADIES' DRESS GOODS- Efearlet Rasteseres, all wool, a beautiful article ; • Cherry cord .do. ~ •••• 414:Y. - figured-and. plain; , ' .- .. Silks and Satins, plain, strlifed And plain; . . 4 Scrirlct de-Laines, all wool, very ciiteaA ; • ' Mestatirie Slue. De Lames, low.prutesi . -..-, -.- •r! eceek Merinos, all colors, extremely low. • A large seeortenenj offig'd Cashmeres De Leine', new - •4t. designs, from In to GO. cents per yard ; these are very et. - : -'e. - Also, a large stock from. /21 to 00 chea, ' 44r pant; all eolors, and Of a graa; bargain; with a .cents p. .4sortmeni of bonnet ribbons qt 1.40 latest im splendid .e. No, velvet ribbeni all widths and colors, portation. A. satifill . assortment ; plumes and artificial very cheap, a be.. - `4 , u; and velvets, all colors; French flowers; bonnet sib: . 'stair scarfs, aritVals, gloves and worked rapes and c0t.. , 14, hosiery, all at reduced prit,. . 'RAWLS!! .-, - . • t• - SHAWLS! SI l '• VC7 cheap .I•Png sad Best assortment it, the city, am. Square Shawls, best quality. • Terkerie and Cashmere Shawls; Black and colored Cloth- - do. - , ~ Plaid Blanket Shawls,all qualities and priers. -4...! - • BLANKETS! BLANKET'S! ! —Chap est in-the Cit,, . A large stock of Blankets, all qualities which - wilt .. sold cheaper than can be found elsewhei. ' ' • . . : - -. : .-- • DOMESTIC GOODS, .CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! - • A large stock of Calico. Good dark Calico, fast colors,. only 3 cents per yard ; best quality British and American Prints, 6 to 10 cense per yard; yard wide ;British Purple - -Frints,lo ; a large supply red, white and yellow Flannels, some as low as 12} cents per yard , very cheap; 'Bedlicialwfroni 8 to 1E cents per yard. 'Also, &large stock. of Checks , - Shirting Stripes, Cassineur; _Kentucky , deans and Unsays, together with a very extensive as.' isortment of bleached and-unbleached Muslins, from 3 to' centspr }raid, cheapest yet; good yardwlde unbleacly e - 41 Muslims,- only 5 cents per yard ; bleached - Manlius ~ f crgom 3 to Scents per yard.- All of which wilt be sold ott at reduced _prices, at the sign of the. New Golden Bee: Hive, in* Merkel , street, between -Third and Fourth ste., (dec18:111 . -1V M. Irt/SSEJ.: • . • _Fresh, Pure Teas, -• -' • TrrHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT vas Palm Ts* V V STOAT; 70 Forth sing, 'war Wood, Pittsburgh.— The subscriber,' having Plat returned from New York, is now receiving a large supply or FRESH' GREEN and 'BLARE TEAS, Cram: the New York Pekin Tea Coinpa _!ny, selected with great : care fur serail sales. - pas stock being now, heavy, we are'prepared 'to supply . Grocers noteli, Steamboats and riunilies with any goantity, and ninny price they may,wisti—packed it I , and I pound package*, 5 lb:tan cannlsters , 0 and 13 *lb. catty boxes, •and in the half chest:,. "; • • r . Retail Grocers are invited to eall, as we eon and will itellbetter - Teas at lower :prices ,lhan any other house in Pittsburgh „Our stock of fine Young Flyson, ciatipdwder, and Inf. perial Green, and Oolongßlack Teae;are.tbebeitt blt,lke American Market. - - "•overing . '*doublaxeftied oaf, Crtuthed and ized.!IGARS, at retail, or by the barrel • , ' c oFFZOS.—Mbelia, 'Old. Gov. Javai"Lagnyre, St. D omingo s od-RiO'Coffeets selected by tbe most expe rienced Coffeal?rokef_in Nevi Y or k. • Sweet Spiced 011ocolate, Pickled. Cucumbers . : and Onions. Fresli Peatha t put up to their own jilee. J Ma l aza Raisins, in 3 lb. boxes. • N. Jbonf's ,Family htedicinci foi:,rate. deded&w- „, •. • . Magnificent. Christmas :Cake. S. SIC 'M Zit:, No. 38,1114m0n3 alley, respectfully in k). forms his friends and customers,' that heats prepar ing, at the Star Bakery, the most 'magnificent Christmas Cake ever served up in Pittsburgh.- It -will 'weigh 100 be made of the best fruit and will be thoroughly' '1,P , ' , 1e,7;t....T0 those who are fond of drawing prizes, he .3 ; to say, that three _rich and beautiful Rings, 6old,will be placed inside the-Cake. n be disposed of at 60 cents pee potutd: - ,r,1?"-(12!"4„,a - large Mock of Sugar Toys, and Cakes - decl9 -.„ - -..- ,, - , !:!'' , '.i'..',:';-. 4---, -' ,. , • • . - • ~_,,•,'_:, --:-,x.,.;,,..;..,i,,'...-,.!--,l.tt;tvr.f.lviTi6.lic:NKti,.-..vr.1X!..-Af''".`,..'t-7,>`:,-:.--i...,.r.,,,;--.-,-.,--:_.- , - ------, •- • --- -- -:•;7• , :' ,- • '',-•:,''''',"'-'''.-:-.''-',:'''', LF.' 1. ,... , ! . --? . ? -2 4 ~..,, ~-1 - -,-,., . 3 „ ,.._..,..,-, --,-,- ±'.,,•: - :.',.:5 [ :.•,.ii.1.-Z."'''''' - '"' LE RE 11M BEE !;), ,- %..i-'7..;:' ,. •: „ • OFFICE OF THE POST, , • NVEDNEiDA.T Morouxo, January 4, 4549, FLOUR—We saw three or four lots on the wharf, sales of which were rondo at €43,87 ; ,ve heard. no other price. From store, sale of 40 bbls. at $4,00 25 bbfs. at 84,05 p dray loads . at 8 4,0004,12. Sales of extra at 84,25: ' • POTATOES--Salea . of 300 bus. Neshannocks at 6070 c. ;LARD-zsate of 10 ` l Me. No. iat 6c.; 30 kega at 61c. fojti. _ • BUTTER—SaIe of ; , 1 bbls. Roll, in cloths„at 121 c. CHEESE---Soie of 21 boxes Cream at 61c., cash. RICR7-11eld at 41 c ; in tierces ;,,htit market is almost bare. GROCERIES—No large sales ; Molasses sold in a retail way at- 27(iiit2Sc. Sugar sale of 4 hhds. new at 4c.; vale of old at 5c.; but market almost bare. GRAIN--We heard of aalea of Coro from first hoods at 31c. No sake io other Groins. Oats are stiffer. • .FEED--Salea of Shorts fronfirtore at 62c. V. 100 Mi.; no sales of Bran ;: worth 8381 c. , HOGS—Salc or drove on Saturday at Sic. FEATHEIIS--Market very dull; sale of single wicks at 35(4136c. Erniner . llollding"Lors for Sale. 9_ , ,TEAUTIFULLY SM./ATM./ BUILDING LOTS i for saIF, in the plan'of the Mount Emmet property. Persiuse stemmas of turestingrt PmII slim ormoney,con doss to mbrantnge, b' seettnng. choke Lots of various sizes: , _ , Thts propertyifor'beattty of !oration, commanding a stew - or the two cities, the Allegheny, Monongahela and °WO - rivers, ,iitinegualted. It the advantage of an 'Ariiiiidince of thechoicestspring water. The new road, - now finithingywill render iteasy of access, and bring if within a convenient distance of the Allegheny market. . As an investment for profit, to say nothing of the de. !Waal situation for a residenee, the buyer will secure in few years a reara-yousreturn. The above Lots Will be , sold for Cash, or on a Credit of one to five years. TITLE &LEAR AND LVDIEPPTAIILE. Plaus may be seen and every information had, of Mr. if UGH S%VEENY, on the premises; or o fJO UN COYLE:, at hisotEce,on 4th street, Pittsburgh. nov3o Fr IOR SALE--A valuable Properly of 10 Acres. on the .A West West side of the City line of Allegheny, of a mile from the market house. The above is in a high state of caltivation t abounding in choice grapes awl other fruits , under the soil is a clay of fine quality for brick, Coal can be had at 1(10 yards distance. Below the clay is a superior qualitY Of stone,. 20 feet dero. S. CUTEIBBECT, - Gen. Agent, dec29 -Smithfield Street - - IRON FOUNDRY MR SA I.EI—A small Iron Foundry. with ToOls..te all ready for operation; will • .cold on Otecusimodating terms.. or exchanged for Iron or goods. 'This offers an eireellent opportunity to n young nntn to nommenee the Iron F . Vandrybnsine.w.: Enquire 45r tAcAtrr. it - ATKINSON, 1.1. near Wood street. 'I OR lot on High in, near the corner of Wy -11; lie, at the new German Church. This Lat,23tryfaft., will be told onvicroutuandating bermft.'ev lereteirtgrP+r petrial Tease, With the prirZege of buying out the groan.. rent at anytime. • Also--Several other Lotsein the Ilill,itt different places, for sale on accommodating terms, or perpetunl lease, at 'may suit purchasers. angl2-ull changed THOMAS MELLONI rOR SALE—A small two story framedwelling house, conveniently shunted, fronting on Pride street, one street beyond the Hospital. 4 The lot is 24 feet in front, by 123 feet deep, and will be sold on accommodating terms. For furtherpartieulars apply lit the tioase.or to sep2 JAMES MAY, Water street. Old Kiliskingle has Come Again! HE subscriber respectfully - informs the citizens of T Pittsburgh and vicinity, that his. Toys and Fancy Goods are now open, in the large room formerly occu pied as a carpet warehouse by ft, I). Thompson, where can be seen the largest assortment of Christmas Presents ever offered for sale intim city. All these Goods are im ported direct from Europe. by myself, and will he sold cheaner than at any other establishment in the city, wholesale and retail. Cantina !we the fine assortment. C. YEAGE.R, lO 14arket street, near Liberty- dec2l3l Going. California.to PERSONS purchasing Goods, on time, are compelled to buy where it suits them. Those having the Cash to lay, out for Clothing, can sore 211 per cent. at least, and in some cases 40, by purchasing at my establishment. I have a fine stock of French, English and American Goods; all fresh and. fashionable, of qualities to suit all tastes, patposes,c/ipackets. I am determined to close them out before spritig, at ,some prise. if purchasers will takethe trouble ;a call, hey may be convinced of the fact. CURRAN, ?A Fifth st. N.B.—Thera a ant ttpiece of goofs Slimy stock either old or unfashionable—nil warranted fresh. dec2l LLUS'llitA'rEll I ULtSIa MATIONS Ur' Gulliver's Travels ; Treasure Trove; Handy &rby Tower of London; 'Windsor Castle; Pere y.Reliones ;- • . Godfrey Malvern ; GU'Bias;:_ Chambers' Miscellany; for sale by H. $. BOSWORTH & CO., Fourth at.. near Market T° . .I,II44TMEN--A large Cable for sate cheap. A1,111, - 10 • - SCATFR.k. ATKINSON, dec23 ' lst near Wood et. .1121,LinD SPOQN9, &C.— I 4 Doi. Silver Pla,ted Batter 'Knives . ; 3 " ••• " Plain Tea Spoons; g ti u . Ti p ; a " " Threaded, extra heavy; 2. " .! Desen Spoons; 2 " " 'Pablo; 1 ." " I/ Tobacco boxes ; " "Saga shovels" Mustard; " " Salts; " German Silver Spectacle Cases; - . " Specks; 4 I( assorted colors. Also, 6 of Allen's Beat Revolving Pistols • just reed's.- ZEBULON KINZEY'S, 67, Market street. Charity Soiree, FOH TUE BENEFIT 07 THE OUPHANS 07 S 7. PAUL'S nu, grill' givdrt at the Lafayette Assembly Cam , eveuiria,Februury "2, !Ma. Roome,on m A N- A p E ag : "/100..C. 1: " .1. 1 .0 1 % n 0 a KE, Esq., Jolla B: •• ()manta, • T • Warm, •••, Some tart". • .701ta hlrrenum., •'• W. A. id'hltrbtlitr, join, svon. ' Wm. B. Vireciatraua, 10 . 111 U DOWNING!, 'LUSTER. ILYNAF. C; Goectrioaai 1 7 Tickets -ean'hedeal) hlanggers; •• • had at this olfm. g . and from the ASTISICAL - BOXES-1 doz. alusleal Bozee, !kat play a variety 'of popular 'airs, waltzee, quad rill just received at, ...• . , Z. KI S NZEY'i del 1171Warket st deal 7aWEED.S AND CABBII,IE9ES-4 cases gold nuxed, brown an& black. Tweeds; 1 case. fancy gaesimeres. ss received from taanufacttiters. and for sale by _ MURPHY & LEE, Aleelft Liberty street, opposite Fiftb. frICI COADffRAKERS.--The undersigned has on hand and will sell, to close the lot, at greatly reduced rates, all Wool Drab Cloth, all wool and union Damasks and Eolians, Bookworm, kc. R. D. THOAIPSON, declo 110 Market et., three 4loors from Liberty. oca . " NNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received et the , Bookstore; of Etuoir , & ENGLIS Er, 79 Wood street, rille-JEWISITCLIRONICLEourbIished ty the Amer. ri n Society fo r the Melioration of the Condition of the Jews," . aad edite d by the Rev.A. IL Wright, Piaster of the 4214 . m a1d , gtar Ch,/yLtie scree , New York. aecH • . WELEMG; VEB r/ VORis B • A splen . , . Items runent, suitable, for skresents For sale v15'7 . 101:17 by V. YEAGER, dec43 • 108 Market et. WORK BA SKETS AT No. 8G MARKET STREET—COW f Rosewood, Mahogany and other valua ble materials. Also, a superfine quality of Toilet. and Shaving Box's' a, Writing Desks, Fancy Building Blocks and Oames'of every description,' with a large assortment of Toys end Putney Articles, suitable for Christmas pies- . emit. - ecldi HOGAN lc-DA.NTWELL. HOUSE A ND LOT AT A BARGAIN.—Any person AL in want cr. ra comfortable Dwelling House, in a good neighborhood,. on Wylie street. ehort distance from the Onnt Hormel .an provide theriuiebies for the small sum o(16700. Ave desirable`residence for a Milliner, Man tua 11Taker t os ! Eaten Trizamitig Store. Apply to JOUN COYLE, deeP 4th street, near Smithfield st. '- :',:.•.,'..4-;•;-i:Z--,::,'-.'-'.;,":::4.':-",'.''.f ='''l:;"- MEE • - = EMI ~,,,4::":.---'!:1.;..?,',"-:<:::------. ..,,''''- -'• - =,.- ~..,--,' - . ., -• :'- ' - • -:....,b `.. - ....;F',1. 0 ..• , f . :; : z .. :` ,- ..r.-:-.... _ liE ....., ~....,.:-.f.i.... - ..! , :i ... „ . . i-•- , .. : ,' ; :':'':;., .-, ; J;:...,.,:'--;-1.: ii-..,....•;,--':..,..-..--,-%,.;,,T.,-- i' - i2, T., f . i ~.. ' , .i: - i:1 7 4.'.'-;.: - #'.; i' . :: - -: ,, '..:.= 1;.. , i,--...,-..'..-,,,-.•;...T-.,.-1.-1-,,,,-..-,..,-i.,::,.:::-...:...•„!1A-4,......tc,._‘i,,., , 1, -- `_,...;:. 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HANNA. Colman= pop. DECEMBER. .W. It. MURPHY; . - - • PASSENGER - ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848:" • Ste araboatPackettinc,leavesdaily for Cincinnati;lo IL Vassenger Packet r vie BrosinAville, tO Raltitnore and • Philadelphia, 8 A. at., and 6 P. M. Alail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. at.; and 121 Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, a A. at. North• Western, via Cleveland, daily,loA,. Erie and Western New York, daily, 9 A. at. North-P.astern, to Philadelphia, daily, exeopt Sandal-5,4 ARRIVALS AND DFsl IRTURE.OF MAILS. • Eastern Mail via Philadelphia, due 34.1 a., closes 12 M. Western Mail, - Cin. and Louisv.; due 8 P. sc., closes 5 it.st, South.vi a Dalt. and Washington, due 9 P. at., closes 5 A. st. North-Western via Cleveland, due IO rt, It, closes 9 s.st. Erie and Western New York, due a P. st., closes ECA. M. STOCKS. Par value. Asked. Offered, 456.00 850,00 850,00 • 50,00 _44,00 43,50 - 50,00 43,00. 45,00 None in market. 50,00 50,00 49,00 50,00 35,00 25,00 30,00 35,00 . Bank of Pittsburgli• • • • Exchange Bank • Merchants' apd M. Bani Flume& Deposit Bank • • Hand Street Bridge Northam Libertiesßridge Old Allegheny Bedge - Connellsville R. R: Stook, paid on shares,B2,6o • City' Bonds (6 fl• eeni;) ; Monongabela Bridge 'Gas Stork 5 , 0 0 1,43 00,00 •.. 25,00 50,00 Dally ftevleilv of the Markets. for Sale. MIME MANDE IRE OE [COL. CINCINNATI AND PITTSI3IJRGH DAILY STEAm PACKET LINE. 17111 S Independent Line of steamer's is now composed - of the largest swiftest, best finished and 'famished, And most powerfill boats on the waters of the West'The highest wageit are paid for the services of tfie best and most experienced men'engaged in the river bonne's.— The line has been in operation for six years` has carried nearly two Millions of - people, Without doinithe slightest injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge coin panson with any passenger line in the Union for safety, regularity,' speed. All that • money eau procure has been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows: AIONDAYPACXET—ThC Moyceroamma, Capt. Rums will leave Pine bargh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Wheeling every Monday evening nt 10 P. M. TITRSDAY PAC/MP—The FIIBILIMIA. No. 2, Gnat. Tno. Alineliter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday <melting at 'or. ff. WEDNESDAY PACKET.—The Nate Etrourte No. 2, Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at tOo'elock ; Wheeling every Wednesday even ing at 10 P. M. ITITTRSDAY PACKThe Hart.ustrr, Capt. Grace, wilt leave Pittsburgh every Tlmitsday , morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 e: rt. FRIDAY PAC TET.-=The etri , pga No. 2, 'Capt. Croaks will leave Pittsburgh every-Friday morning at 10 o'clkt, Meeting every Friday evening at 10 r. SATURDAY PACSET.—The btassisarup ; Capt. ErcznP hat, trill leave Pittsburgh every Saturday 3 tnorning at ID o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 t. It• suNDA PACERT..-- The Is NIRVION, Cnpt. P. will leave Pittsburgh every Solidity morning, at to o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 101: M. no* 19. 1 848. Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet Line. Fen .env 15t,1848. Purrican 11;1,1849. LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. M. AND 4 P. M, The following new boats complete the line for the present season : ATLANTIC,' Ckpt, larlig James Parkinson; BALTIC, Copt. A. Jacobs; and 11)1118 hPLANE, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are entirely new, and are fitted up vrithmaragard to expense. Every comfort that money. can procure has beenprovi ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat, at the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be punctual on board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise hours. Ja3l ___..._._.________.. Prankil MI Packet. illikk The fast packet ALLEGHENY BELLE, C apt. Wm. HANNA, will run regularly be tween Its urgh and Franklin, on the Allegheny River. Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday-, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight orpassage, apply on board. three: _____________ PoirThre t — i -- • ifiltiiiitTo. -- --- --- The splendid passenger steam boat WYOMING, Vat. J. riocarz, Master, - will !rare for the above and intermediate matports. on this day, at 10 A. at. For freight or passage, apply on board, i or to [ dec27l GEO. R. MILTENBERGER, AO. lie vie W heelind I r iiiiiiiil7 -7 .-- MILThe new and splendid passenger steamer JAAIEQ-INEI.SON, 0..13. Moore.. Master. will run as a Regular Paelret between Pittsburgh and Wheelittg, leav ing this city every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock,' a. it.. and Wheeling every Monday, Wednes day and 'Friday, nt 11l o'clock% A. at. Forfreight 'Or passage. (haying superior arcommoda tiona) npplren board The Jam,* Nelson- is• an entirely new boat, and . for vtnntri'tionlitecotntoOdation i, not norpattcrt.l try no] , ho on the river. AMSRTRONG k 'CROZER, dect-ti Agents. 'Regular eitc - E7el. for sunglia. ' THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt.. 'Thstrxrs, will leave for the above anti inter mediate ports' on Irranttdoers and Solutdayt. For freight or passage apply on board, or to I au2s .GEO. Ir. mzurEmirucEß. Agt. LOVIESVILICid PAu tbEtlaTs. .. FOR WIIEECING, CINCINNATI dc LOEISVILI,E. OHIO LINT,- RV: CLAIR SATriIDA T PACiET.—The A No 1 tine and fast passenge r steam Pac ket TELEOBAi'II, J. Wrier... Coro mandel', will lease Pittsburg. for Wheel ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, mid all Intermediate Ports, every Saturday, at 10 °Work precisely. For freight or passage apply on board, or to FORM TM h DUNCAN, Agents. The Telegruph has been built expressly for a regular Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas sengers; the accommodations arc inferior to no boat on the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex ion with the Ben Franklin No 6 and Pike Nog, to Sant- Louis—time. ThrOUX h,FICR OA ra_ ap2l-i Plumb - arab and Wheeling Packet. THE Pwitle running steamer CONSUL. WEBBICE, Master, will leave regularly for Wheeling. on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day, at 10 o clock. rdrecittly. Leave Wheeling every Tuegulay, Thursday, and Sam , day, at 7 o'clock. A. ist., yusitirvlq. The Consul will land at al intermediate ports. Every accommodation that can he procured, for the comfort and safety of passengers, has been provided. The boat is also provided with a self-acting safety-Kann!, to prevent explosion. For freight or passage apply on board, or to net 9 JOHN FLACK. Agent. New Arrangement. THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for Beaver, Waggon., and W'ellsrille, on Tues. day, Thursday, and ,at A. 11, re. turning on M onday, Wednesday, a Sandturd Fri ay day. She has a boat at the landinS, between NS ood street and the Bridge, prepared to receive freights at any time. S. & W. lIARBAUGII, Agents, No. 33, Woodstreet. Summer Arrungement. iIEaIITHE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke, Master. will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver, assgovv r and Wellsville, every Monday, NVednesday, and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, al 0 o'clock, ,M. Having a boat at the landing, we are prepared to receive freight tit any time. For freight or passage apply to mal7-tf O. W. HARTON & CO., Agents. Just Received, ItHRF.E MORE of those so justly celebrated Ham burgh PIANOS, constantly used by List, Thalbery, and other great performers. together with a large assort ment of Rosewood and Mahogany, of my own manufac ture. The above instruments are warranted to be per fect in every respect, and will be sold low for cash, by F. BLUME, No. 112 Wood street. id door above Fifth. Atso.--Just received, n large lot of Mahogany and Rosettrood VENEERS. For sale at F. BLUME'S declAj lit Wood at., id door above FAL 71:!:•? SHAWLS.—Just received, per Adamira- LI press, another lot of those beautiful Long Shawls, which will be sold thirty per cent. cheaper than fernier lots. R. D. THOMPSON. "' Me attention of families - and dealers is invited T to our stork of fresh Green and Black Teas put up in quarter, half pound, and ppund packages, which we will warrant equal to, if not better, than the Teas sold by the Pekin attd Canton Tea stores. We have also on hand a fresh supply of Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hycon and Black Teas, not in packages, which we think cannot be equalled in this city. Callanillry them. dec27 KING k. MOORHEAD, Diamond, ANECDOTE .8--Cyolopedia of Moral and Religious Anecdotes, a Collection of several Thousand Facts, Incidents, Narratives, Examples and Testimonies. em bracing tbe best of the kind in most former collections, and some handre.'s in addition, original and selected; the whole arranged tad classified on a new plan, with co; pious topical and scripturallndexes. By Rev. R. Arvin, A. Ai., Pastor of the Providence Church, New York with an Introdoeljon, by the Rev. Geo B Cheever, D. D, Just published. The above, with a number of aew and valuable publi cations, for sale by ELLIOTT lc RNPLISR, 5.v25 18 Wood street. :RAMO& WASHINGTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. lIE Partnership heretofore existing between JOHN d TG.IIJAHON and READE WASHINGTON, has been issolved by roman) consent. The subscriber tpay found at his office, on Fourth street, between Smithiiehl And Grant stn., Pittsburgh, at all times when not engaged in Court. deelsi3m , ;READS WASHINGTON. E' L 1 S TS,d. C YOlt Clit/51111/0 RES. ETIVI.—W. R. Murphy . has on hana few very hand some changeable Silk Vistts,.very suitable for Christmas presents, which he le selling nt reduced prices. Also, handsome. Dress silks, Satin, superfine now style linen cambric decM Cough Candy. MHlSR.elotv444 article, so favorably known last wit- . ter, is again offered to the citizens of Pittsburgh as a certain remedy for Coughs and Colds, so prevalent at this season of the year. HOWE'S COUGH CANDY is the hest article of the kind ever offered to. the public, and we challenge any person in the United States to produce a cheaper, more pleasant and effectual remedy for the cure of Coughs and Colds. HOVE & CO, Proprietors, Depot, No. .1 College Ball, Cincinnati, 0. Sold by fi. Smyser, L. Wilcox, Jr., J. M. Townsend,Jac N. Jones, Will. Black, Druggists and at Wm. Jack son's, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. dec27nPas APPRENTICES WANTEW—Pilleen to twenty young Lads from-I'J tols years of age, to leain the Stocking manufacturing business._ Apply,ni DALY'S Store, on Fifth street , or at bis Facility Loorroneeville. rteirl4:: ~:~;: ~F~=~" t`ti ~, ..... , z t -. 4 • - • 1;- PeAt • - ft," ,- • • , . ='<a '~=. ME= .. `~t^ PORT OP PITTSRPROR. 7 MET WATT* IN 'ME -LHANNIL. !ARRIVED, Steamer Atlantic, Parkinsou,Brownsiville. Louis hrLaite, Bennet, Brownsville. Arrowltne, Gordon, Brownsville. " Michigan NO. 2, GDSOII, Beaver. Luke Erie, Shotes, Beaver. Caroline, Day, Beaver.' • James Nelson,Moore; Wheeling. • New England No. 2, Dean, Cincinnati DEPARTED, " Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. " Louis hDLane, Bennet, Brownsville Arrowline, Gordon, Brownsville. Michigan N 0.2, Oil pion, Beaver. Lake Erie, Shales; Beaver. " Caroline,Day, Beaver. James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. " Consul. Webber, Wheeling, "tVeFlnille, Barnes, Wheeltng. " Diilgenca linnging Rock: • Robert Ftilhan, Collier, St. Louis. " Telegraph No.l, Haztep, " Beaver, Clark, Wellsville. " B. Gordon, Watkins, Zanesville. I=lBl MN =BM ES .'r ~, ,•.,-..,-: .:' , :- -. "... - ..7:' !i:., - '; .. ? . , '--:,. BliE ~~ :+z,J~Y°. tr~T+_'^.yw ''xd.s~' ,^_ a~c"ac ' ^;t.~.a~iY . r~,r~~`".yz„t LIST OF -L , ETTERS--- 13EhL 1 111411VC1 th the Phlahuriti Post Office from. the ILl s tlfay . llecerttber, 1848, to the 18t of Janhry,lB49. Persormealliak for Letters, will 'please soy they are ad- - . . Ladles , Llat.• Adams Elita I • Getsinger Rachel ItlTaiwan' Mrslrts AbereromiehrrthaGebhart Ma ry , 2 • M'Farland : Marg't Ahercrornie • Gibbons A Mrs Itl'GillMartha A Ackermati:Adelia Gibson Elizabeth . MPGill Emily AckermaaCaTlineGilson Frances C - firGrath Mary Adair Sarah Girty Mrs. W. G. M'lntire Adaline C Adams Ann • . Gordon Lucy TPRinley Eliza Ager Margaret 'Graff Elizabeth llPLafferty !Karel Alien Mary. • Graves Fanny Arlioughlin Mary Anthem:Wolf A Griffin Mary E ,--fil'Lenn Mary Anderson atrbitraGraham Maria 111" Lend Sarah ,Anderstra Mrs Elf Haile Conlin AWAl'Masters Sarah ' Andentoraffary, - -Haney Hannah R hi:dinar+ Jane Anderson-Martha. Harbaugh Joseph. , ArWilliams Margt Anderson MTlVlfiss ins WV - Nagel Maria ArmstrongElleri Hare Mary ,P Nixon Rachel A Atkinson Sarah Haslett Isabella H Norton Polly • , Ilialiditlary I Haugh Mary F • Orr Mary Jane • BanntuiMargaiet Hays Mrs 'Osborne Jane A Barry Harriet Hays'Ainanda O'Brian Eleanor Beach Jesepldne Hays Sarah AI y C Beatylklary Hebron Rose Paull Mary R Behan Mary A '•-• Henwright -Mary Patterson Mary Bicknell MrsAlnzolienry Mary Ann Patterson Sarah Hinny Ann Eliza Heron Amanda Peoples Nancy Bishop S Mrs Herrick Martha IllPeppard Eliza Blackford Gasiatellill Mrs Samuel Phillips'lllargt J dra Hogg Mary Ann Porter BHA R Blasdell Olivia . }forms& Agnes E Power Isabella Bolles Mttry , House Elizabeth I 44111n11n SA '2 Boyle Ahme - • Hoyt Mary J Quinn Mary' Bradley Elizabethaull Malintla anklet E Bradley Harriet .Hull Susan J Harden Mary Brinun S• HunterSustin Reed Nish • . BroOki Stitidt . e 'lrwin Ann E Renton Henrietta •Brolan Mary4l • Martha' Reynolds Eliza Brown MasWnt 'Jacob* Jenihna Rhodes Hellen Buckley Ellett ,•• Jackson Mrs Chas Richetion Harriet Bulford Maty Jenkins Ann Ritter Sarah Bunn Anna 1 Justuslfannall Robb Margt Burke M.Miaat, Jones Deborah Rolls Theresa Butler D Miss Jones Margaret . Rork Margaret Butler E Miss Jones Anna Ross Martha Butler Mary'A,,... Johnston Mary Romer Sarah Caldwellftparanson Boman Buddy-Bridget Cadwallader t'ldalohnstoh II Itt Mrsßutherford Jane Caldwell Sarah Raise Mary Rands Letitia Cameron Mazy A Rain Rosanna Scott Maria Carey Elizabeth. Kratingßebecca Seaman Elizh Carlisle Sarah Kearns Mary Seburgh Isabella Casaday Sarah Rampant Olivia Sesser Margt Chambers Idris L2KetTrr 1.1 C Mrs Shafer Marta F. Child Elizabeth Kelly Nancy Shearer Frances Clark Ann ''. Kelly Amelia Sheppard Rebecca Coats Margaret Kelly Maney Shendan Ann Cochratildra - Kennedy Abigail Shirk Mary Ann Collier A M Miss Raman Mary Shields Jane Collins ElizaA, Keri Minaret Shriven' Rachel D Collins Mary Kingaland Fanny CSibley M Miss Coltart Mary .1 . Klingensallih Ke• Simpson Frances CorwiaAntaftieue Znnh • Skeet' Barbara Combs Mary ' Klingensmith AnneSlonaker Sarah Conley Margaret KIWI Mrs John C. Small Wm Mrs Connoly Mary Knowles Caroline smith Jane Coot Lora S ' Laitaltarr Margißtnith Sarah Anti Cooper Rebecca Lawrence Sarah Smith Larah B Coniston rif LlValtirr Sarah Smith Sarah J Cralg Amelia Lie Barnet Smith Julian Cready Margaret Lees Ann E Smith Eliza P • Creigghton CatitrinaLeonard Mart - S Stitsel Elizh Crook Hariehr Lid y Mrs Strange Rebecca Cuff Catherine Little Louisa A Stubbs Mrs Canfinipi rrastees Loather Lucinda Suds Mary DarbyMertha Magee Ann Steward Mary Davidson Lueitffin Manning Ann E Turley Mrs 3 Davis Barbara 'Martineourt C Thompson A Davis Llizabeth Mason Caroline Thompson PG Dehaven Sarah J Mathews A C Thompson M Denight Rosanna Martin Mrs T Mrs 1 _Dickey Joanna Mee= Mary--Tornan Sarah M Dingman Mary I Miller Phoebe Troth Elizabeth Dinsmanhlargaret Miller Mary Troy Magdaleim Illoak Catherine Miller Peggy .1 Tuttle Martha E Doherty Mary Miller Louisa Vallee Harriet Dolan Mary Ann Moloney Ellen Vetch Emily Donna Margaret Monroe Jritnett Wallace Mary Dorsey Margaret Montgomery hi ht Wallace M' Ait Douglass Phmbar Morrow Sarah Ward Sarah Dougheny Car linelltorgna Maria Word N Maria Downey Bridget Morgan Sarah A Weldon Mary Driseo/1 Mrs • Morseliliza Wheeler Mary Duncan Eliza Murdock Aun 2 White ',Telly Dunlap Caroline Murry Mary Whitmore Mary Evans Mary Musser Dorms Wiggins Ann hi Elliott Catharine, Itl'Aleereatharine Witkenson Jane R Ernmenion Sophie M'Ciguellebecca ‘VillianasHannah Piney C Whirs Melees L W Williams Marla Pim:mind ElizabethM'Cleory Martha 2Williams Serena FitchLydinA Elia% Williams. Elhith Fleming Rebecca NYCready M C Wood Mary M Ford Ann lil'Cully Margaret Woods Eliza- Jane Forsyth Afilly E. 11PCullough L WooditAnn • Francis Matilda hi'Donalolgailie Woodward A M Otartrell Sarah M'Doriald E V Worley Mary E George Sarah ArDowell Mary Gentlemen's List. Alien Wm Cox Carp; Goodwin Hem. Allman James Cotton Entices Goodwin Cll P Adams Joseph Costegan Was Homan H Agnew Wm Cosgrove John Golden Jeffrey Adams Mr , Coyle Neill; Goodwin Samuel Allingliam Robt . Cowan Patrick Gould Joseph W Alexander Albert Coulter Alex 1. Goodman Patrick Allman Thomas, Craig lienry ; annuity Francis Aleveyee Win Crawford J Greenlee R Capt Agante„di.. Mg. Cully Rohn °racy Robert tr - DaMtd. . Grantee Wm Anthony Fromm_ Crarefoi4, - 4. B Grenet , El Anderson W D Crane Junom N Oran! Felix Anderson F CrawfordWt.M..-,tirettzmUserae E. Anderson Alex Craig John - Er - Gracy - James .o • Armstrong Chas Crouse Henry limns Brock Anent John Craft:Christopher 2.oruhant Isaac Armstrong Daniel Crow Henry Graham John ATnixt k Bernard Cochan John E Graham Harrison Arnold John Curry W P Graham George Atkinson James Curry C W Grove Jonas Askew Isaac B Cunningham John Griffith W Austen Wm Curry Charles . Guyre S H Auld John Cummins Robert Guthrie Wm Linsley Charles Calmer Henry Guy John Bailey SNV DaTIIIIOII F Gumbert George Bailey Patrick Daggs nos J Hall A W Baldwin Anthony Davidson John Hamilton Robt Ball Lewis F , Brazen George Hamilton F,dward Baldwin Thos Daggs Thomas Hall R Barr Samuel F Derers A L Hamilton J Barker Stephen Dean Win Haddock Muthw Burton John Doren Thus Hagerty Patrick Burc raft John Davy Arthur Ilauthorne 9I T Barntield Bent Dowell) E W Harris W J Bander John Delehunt Chris Harman It A 2 BarnesJobti Dickson Thou C Hartz Antoine Harr Wm B Desmond John Harbison Mathw Barclay John 2 Dickson Thos B Hardie Janice BartholomewNernDouglass James Hartley S Barnes Wm A Dewell Patrick Ite n ti n IJurrnw Adonirarn Dodson C C Harvey David Beatty Gid Dougherty Daniel Hasson John Bell Charles Donaglioe Wm Hathaway Bradi'd Bell .1 W DogkertY Win Itarellon Wm Beardsley -Totten Dolan Stafon Ha tc h Ebenezer Benton A M • Donhoe Patrick Hays Wm Bentley Abtn Doren George Hays .1 B Beltzhoover Beni Dopler Jacob Hays Robert Beaklcy Charles ITHoueoutdey Mr . Hays James Brach R R Douglass., W Hayden A W Beregnn Win Dodge Calvin !looney Francis Buhop John Dougherty} James Hein Wm Myth. , D F Dorsey Nich S Hello . ry Henry Bless John Douglass C Rev Harnett Richard Blain Francis Dryden Gregg L Helmer John Black Lewis Drenning John or Henry Robert Boyd Alex Thorns. Hewett James 2 Boland 1) A 2 Duff P Heade riekson Boyd David Dueoustiray L Rev Herons E el Bowman ReubettEDunlap Win Henley Cornelius Boothe Lewis T Duncan James Harmony Wm ' Bothner George Darning Charles Henn Joseph Boyle Neil Dunn Wm Belay Joshua Boal Thomas M Duncan .Tames C Henna Nand Bowen Thomas Dunlap S B Henely Wm Bowden John Duncan Adam . Hinton W Bowen J Edwards Jos Hinkle Charles Brown Joseph ISlAEditor R M Hill NV R Brown Z 0 Eagle John Higgins Michael Brown Mathw 3 Edwards JTA CO Hinton E Brom nWm 2 Bison Wm 0 Hodge A C Brown Thos F. Eentou II V. llockuth Brown Orlando N F.gbert Andrew Holmes Roswell 2 Brown John P Earnest Thomas Hong J ames Brown Thomas Elliott Joseph Mc Holland Win Mickel I John Ellsworth E Holmes E E Briggs 0 E Ellison Samuel . Hollahangh John Bracken Jumes Mixon Peter Horton D Bradly Michh Mennen Samuel Hopper P Bradley J Elliott David Hoyt George C Brnunen Patrick Ennison itlifiell Hull Alex Brooks - John EllionThomas Hunter Robert Brooks Robt G Ellliot James Hugh Joshua Brooks Thos li Elliott John Huffman Moses Broadhead Theod Ewing A NV Duet Hubberd Wm Bryan John Ewing John Hunter & Sproul Broadhurst Win Evanson William Hubbell Silas Brush' Marquis - Evans Evan Hunter, Morrison Bryant Wm Fagan Thomas &Cd Bullock Charles Fahnestock H G Hughes Wm Bull Thomas J Fairman Robert Hull Daniel B 801 l Wm M Farrington John Huey WM Buhoup JIV Peltier Saint C 2 Bagging Jonah 0 Hussar John Foss Lewis Hughes Evan Butler Wm 2 Felil Ab'rn Hutchinson Jos B Burns ANV Ferguson John Hunt David 2 Burke John C Felker Beni F 2 Hurd Adam Burke Patrick Ferguson W. Hughes Marvin Butler Andrew Fasten John Hunter W B Barrows P G Fit raid E 2 Hull mime Callagitan Findley Josapit ljtelytts John H Thomat- Fields Wm Ingram Harntiton Calhoun Robert - Fife IV H Ingram John Carroll Matthew Fidegan Thomas Irwin James W Corner E for .1 A. Fleming Daniel Israel Robert D Barron Writ Fleming NV A James Enoch Caren Robert Fleming D H Jackson John ' 2 Cartwright Luke Fortune George- James C W Canter John Eorbes Alexander James Morris Caseidao J H .• Foust Elias • Jeckson Stephen CanoraGeorge, Foster H D Joceylin W E Calderon Robert Poster Walter JenktneLlwellen Caldwell W 8 Foreman Hee D rifries J P Camphill John pOber .19SapliJenkins Wm Chapman .1 0 Poster H. nitres Dittil 2 .Chadwick & Rro Fox Thomas It Judd Thomas Church E S • Foord John hi JelTry Wm Cherry QM - trains Forsythe Beni Jenkins John D• . Chethelon James Frew John Junor Hugh 'Childs W E France Wm Johnson Wm sr Chaney Chides Free Daniel . Johnson Sidney Clatter Templeten Follpt Sidney Johnson Thomas Clark J M bPuul er Wm K Johnson Wm :Clark r Fitiker Bout JohusOn ThosClark David Milner Writ 02 Johnstait Cheese John , .oetty.A B 100110t)1108 tockaine Thos .oaley Charles ohnson av d Coall Band . Gardner Joseph , Johnson Arthur Coleman J H Gardner John ..Innes John Cochran Patrick Gassier M Jones Has Coffin Samuel Garwood Joseph Jones Henry Cooper F Garretson David G.Tones Daniel Conned' James Gass James Jones John Connor. Daniel Gilbert Hezekiah Jones Robert,M Conway John Gilmore John Jones David 0 ConnellK . John,. pihtOn•John 4 - Jones CowlYWin ' , Gibson Adams Maine , `rhos Conway-Patrick - Gilleland John t Dreher John Conkten Bohn N Giffin Hervey S Kota Charles Cook Seim- • Gilchrist James Kemdy Robert/ Cernstreir Glim C Glen John 2 Kern R. Dr Conley Wm Clime B V 2 Retch= IstiiihM CozJoeepb GleesonJohn _ Neeslohn Costello NVM . *'.Glassgood 9 W Kennedy Giorge Cotot t riPittrick • . 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Kerr S . • 31.'Illroy John - Smith'James Kerr Daniel • hi'Dermott Midi' Smith John Kerr W C M'Dermott Patk Smith WA It ,Kelly Daniel M'Farland Wm - Smith R W Knight Peter MVarland John Smith Oliver P Kidder J L Al'Fadden John H Smith W C Kimes Samuel M"Fadden James Smith Joseph Kidd Wm Rey ' WFarland John Smith Charles King Robert APKee J J • Small Richard Kirk Benituniii • Ke Gordon Small Sohn 2 Kinnear Gauly M' Kc eJames SimmonaGeorge Kirkmand Hugh ill'Kee John A - Snyder S Kinsey Thomas AFlCimmons Alex Snyder Wm Kiscadden David Id'Keever Robt 'Snyder John L Kirkpatrick 0D r APKennauThos -SpargolVro Kingsbury.D 4. M'Kee Robert Springer John Kenney las W 111'Kee-Thomas Speers Alex ' Kinsey J APLarch Mich! Speera James Kincaid Joseph AFGaben John SpatrierJay King Jacob M'Oee James 11 Speera 'James King John H M'Ginnia•Edward Stephens Marti Kramer W H AVGinnisCorneliesSmanJohn Kyle Samuel . 51'OuireS H Steele Wm Lambert Faik 111 , 0owan John Stark Henry Ladner James Stevens Henry R Lambeater Alert hrthitry James, Steel James AI Lafferty John M'Elinnislobil ,1 Staley Robert Lesley M'Onire James Sterne,' Jamas Lavely J AVOW William Steen Robert &Co Langan John AVOinnis Hugh Stephenson Wra Larkin Michael Ild'hlullen Insvee . StanhopeC P Law John P John" - 'Stevens Wm Langblin M'Vey Patrick.•• . Stetson 0 H LatshaveJainea M'Alullen James Stephens'Gilbert Laufnian Wm Al'Quiston Race Stewart Andrew Lewis Eva)/ APAlillen A Stevenson. Robert Lehit David AFlffollen John Stevenson James Lyman James APMasters Thos Stevensßamuel Leidy Leonard 11I'Mannwity John Strickin Jacob Lewis Evan M'Alullen L C -Steck emelt Leonard J 2 ArGaire Semi H . Strain - . aVisi i.:det Wm ". Al'Quistin Thomas filutnnatf B- Levake H A .IWNeally Thos Sweaty Michael* Leslee A IsVNnity John Swartzwelder ts'c Leese Emanuel Nall Israel , Brillivan - „Edward Leedy Jacob Neal John S Swaten - James M 2 * Lewellon Edmond Neruii H A Sullen Thos Layton John Neally James M Swey C Lawn Edward • Noble John Supple Edward Leonard Geo W NighteaCharlesWSunon LowisEvan White James 2 Ssvanyl S - Lee Samuel" Noyes B S Swany John Leech Francis L 011ler T Swasungan Dant Lytle Henry M O'Neill Balm Simmers John Little J M O'Callaghan B Somali K& Co Letson Richard Oliver Robert Swnpson T W Lytle Samuel Osbern Oliver Sanders-James or laghteap Henry O'Gara Wm Samuel James P L Sandless John Linn Charles O 'Neilli John Savacool James. Lindse y - T Ogden Aaron Savory. Dennis Liggett Jemes Obey John Schalsot John . LowstetterJohn 2 O'Brien Thonas Soirriver Martin Lurid Thomas Patrlok Robs Scott.l yon A A 2 Pagan B Scott Samuel Lynch W m Patton Juntas Scott J Long Abraham Patton 'W A 2 Scott Samuel Luria Benj Patton Edward 2 Scott David Long H B Patton J Scott John Long Joseph jr Patterson James Taylor John Lyons JA A Patterson John Taylor Copt • • Lynch Charles Patterson Aaron Thome( Reese , Lloyd David Parker B C Thompson Moore Lloyd George Parks - ThersviaMs.Thos H if *plea James Pearce C Thompson James Alarcellne R H Penniman W A Thompson A-Co . Maddock Thou Pearson Haney Thomas H • • Macky James Perry .1 -.Thompson G H Afaloy Conrad Peet Robert 2 Thomas IR Mason Harrison Pearson -18 ,- M Thompronjohn ' - Matthews Robert Peterson ' ; Manley jamas Perkins .11 D TibbettsEdw.P 2 - Matthews S Z Peacock Jas H Titlow Firming B May Charles Pease Enos Titre)! John Morrisroe Francis Perry Bernard Tonilinarm John CI Martin Theodore Peuder Tilos r Turner Wm Mehaffy James Pekil John Toner James hlausie Z Platte Witham Totter W M Matthews Eli C Phi I lipes John Tomlinson John Itlarteu G A Prier John Townsend E M & Marten Alex Proctor Walter _ED • Marshall Gordon Pomeroy Abel . Torence Marshall James Poe A Tomer-Adam Marten D hl'K Pryor Silas - Turner Richard - Marten James R Pnec Alex Toady Thomas - Meeks James Dl. Price . - Trevor A Q 2 Meagher James Pool Peter • Tresty:Jacob 2 Mend B F Power Theo Turner John Meckleen Smith Potter John Tracy Daniel Mieehart Jacob ,Iflsallit tames • reasJames •Milein W L Quigleyßoliert (Inks Jacob Mills Isaac Itatrerty-Thot Vincent Smith Mills George S Ratcliffe James YandegriftJette Mill Grow Ramsey Henry Yolablecleli — Milligan Patrick Rothe-MI Thomas - Vermeil...John Mills Joseph Ralston Robert VaudcgritlGeo hfeinshall RS. Ramsey John Wankelr Milliken Thos Ray 'William Walker John Ii Mitchell Robert Rea James jr Walker John - Mitchell Benedict Randolph John A Walker James Miller Dacid _ ..Ralston & Phfllipr %VOW - F:9 r - miftefATex Reeves JUTPAP Id Watt Dr . Miller Alex Reese 11 Warta C Mitchell John Redlenleduf G - \Vauban Capt Miller James...".Bassisajsrfes- Ward 'Tlinmas S at Mer 'Annerson- Reynolds Arard AWin rhriktreltJeseph ' Reynolds Oliver Werner E ' htorrls'Oeorge W Reynolds „I C West Alexander Monnt.Willom.Riddle B West, George Miarithatid,',/altit i;nllielfai'd Sr It West Aaron- Montry Georgn • Reektrian Wm Weir John Monshure /leery Richardson Jar 2 Wesi John 2 Morgan David Rowe John Welliu CII Molen Pattiek Roseland John J Webster John C Moss Charles Roberts Charles Webster S Moorhead Alex Robertson Tilos Weir Francis Wm Morris W C Rough R Wharf James 2 Hong J Rose S Whighone Wm Mogan Wm Rowland 8 Whitaker R m Mowry W H Rogers Sand A 2 Wealeroft Samuel Morgan W 1) Rockwell DL Wboolane T Moloney Timoihy Roger Daril H 2 Williams Richd 2 Morrison Jeffrey CRoseoe Mr Williams Benj Mullen Thomas &wiener Win Williams David Mullen David Roop John Wilson Peter Mullen Michael Robison John Wilson Robert Myers Theophilus Roblin, Win Wilson Christianfl Mussel! man Dant Robinson Isaac Wilson Samuel Murphy James Rohinson Tiros Wilson Edward C Murray Thomas Robinsou Richard Wilson T B AlurraC Jeremiah Robinson Dudley Wilson Wm 2 Murphy John Robinson Jas Rev Wilson J H Murphy Moses C Rogers John Wanton Abram Moray Ilartlimw Robinson H 'trunk - arm Thomas Murray James P Robinson J B Wincinsoo Anth'y Murphy Cornets Robinson George Wilder James SPA am* George Robinson Jams Al Wimiew Strain & APCallesterS Al Robinson Daniel Co M'Allister John Ruthleash Joseph Wilkins John M'Braefty John geese Emanuel Winslow R G MAllister 8 2 Sellers Henry 'Wilkinson John C M'Affee Daniel Shaltenberger Dan Williams John D M'ClellandJ II Sheffer John Wilkins Joshua hl'Cullough Thos Sheffer Charles 0 Woodson Lewis ll'Cullogh Joseph Sherwood Samuel Woodward Copt APClelland A Son Shell Joseph Woods John G • Jacob Sheets Win Woodrough Rie'd ALClelland Robt Sliephanl James Wood Abram MClelland Wm Shervely-Christ Woods Win hl'Candless Alex Sheiber Isaac R Wolff Andrew hl'Carthy James :Muter Was Woods Eli T hrflarthy Timothy Shultz Duitiel Wood Jonatbah M'Cakle Edward Shields Win Wright H N breabe Patrick Shock John Wright John II 2 111'Cudden James Wentz E B ' Young Wm M'Clusky James Sibley Ira Yarnell David M'Clure A H Stator Wm Young Lewis hl'Cal I /Sale* Smith Wm jr Young Joint [Nrri kts .. . 11. B. 2 Directors of Poor. American Division S of T. Nebraska do do Onyesnta do do Washington do do Spartan do do 1 onng Men's !lope Division S. of T. 2 Rosedale do uo .4N i & li d o ° do do do do ..... Day-spring 147 do do 2 Ocean Wave.l33 do do 9 Bayardstown du do ' 2 Agt. of Steam Boat. Capt steam boat Pitser Millar. Officers of Com. for California. Olficeraof S. B. Germantown. .C. 111638i11N, P. AI Post Qffice, Pittsburgh, Pa., January 1,1849. SOP by Auction -- AUCTION SALES, BY JAMES ArKENNA, AUCTIONEER No. 114 WOOD STREIT, THRRII DOORS TROIS Fir= IzrHARF BOAT, WITH FURNriugn, Bar Fixtures, y Liquors, Stove, /Sc., cu Auction.—At the Point, near the foot of Penn Street, on Friday, January sth, 11340, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold, without reserve, a Wharf Boat, with ftuniture, bar fixtures, liquors, stove, arc., comprising tables, chairs, looting glasseit,'engras. logs, decanters, glasses, &c., an the owner is going to Califoinia. The bdat and Fixtures' will be sold logethei or separate, as 4,41'1Y spit ppjekasers. Terms ; cash, eurrenoi- J4ldEs moRENNA, dee29 . - Auctioneer. _ - -- 'W--- .Iplowera for the inter Seminole. -. ...; Tux aubteribei is prepared to furnish* -41"! Bouquets for Weddings, Balls, or Par. ties, composed of rich, fragrant Flow. Cr,. $ tilers lett with W. T. Bown, Jr., St. Clair street', or through the Post Office, will be delivered promptly. novilllms JAMES WARDROP, Manchester. Steam Boats for Sale. The splendid Steam Packets BALTIC and 474A7 np, bUilt exoressty to fun as re gu aci „"• o4 , In I UM I °/12 1 1heliI,: bhtween Pitts burg and Brwwnly,l e, and having run for a few months, are found to be too largo and powerful for the navigation of that river, arc now offered fbr sale. The following are the dimensions of these TWIN boats, viz Length of deck, 170 feet; breadth of beam, 26 fept ; wheels, 24 filet diameter, 10 feet buckets; four boilers, 21 feet by 38 inches diameter; cylinders, 21 inches, and 0* eetatrokt Each boat coming 50 state-rooms, and the cabins frirnlshod in the richest modern style. Fort:JO Of .1. If. 111'008 4n 4n no.Ps e n ' l p.aliu :h. Itt 4RA BUJ '•••••31116 OLITttl -curse of A 6 N1A.0664. Frart COIKPA6Y%wiII be given at the La Fayette Assembly Rooms, ou Friday evening, February 9th, 1848. dee29itd a' it VENI4E AND TOY BOOKS--A fine stock at H. B. BOSWORTH & Co.'s, nec4.s • Fourth street. rigiTH-111 pea. Drab Blanket Coating; ease Blankets; 1 " bray mixed Cloth; . 1 " Army Cloth; • 2 Tweeds, brown, black and gold mix.; 1 -FancyCassimeres; 1 bale. Blue Blanket coating. Received, on consignment, direct frizm the manurae. mrers,und for sale by Me package orpiece. dec2o DgJayll pßE,Liberty at. =MI , ~ " , ,--: ,-,.,,,.i--,.,,,•;:4 .:: , ..N. ,,,, ,:1, , .. , A..,, ;,, : ;•-,. : 41;.::: '_- - z'''-' - "•- . _ ThiihttßYl AND STAPLE GOODS. ". Banana Table Linen, and Table .Cfoths; 'Russia Dia per tad Crash; nigh Linen and Linen Lawns ;Bleached and Brown Cassineta; Kentucky Jeans ; Checks; Bed Ticking; Domestic Ginghams; Colored Cambrics; Red, White and Yellow Flannels ; Welsh Flannel; Plaid Linseys; Canton Flannels; Brown, Bleached and color - 'GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Just received, a very fine assortment of French and English, blue, black and brown Cloths ; blank and fancy French Cassuneres ; new styli fancy Vestiags•and'Cra , vats; Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Linen; Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs; and a splendid assortment of Gloves, Hosiery rind„Suspenders. BLANKETS. 4k...splendid assortment of. superfine (ribbon bound . ) tfitenkets,lust ieceired: . . ,• • ; The above GOODS having been purchased' since the, _recent great fa in prices, Merchants and others are re quested to call and inspect them, as I feel confident that on exeinituetion they will be found muck lower than they have ever beeo offered in this City; as I intend to sell lbemi Scheferarand retail, at a very small - prof: on the Ertaterie, Cost. t ; 'ABSALOM MORRIS, • • nev23: : &5 Market street. Pittsburgh. evv.flowdii,,at Number Fifty-nine "! VOLCL7R, ;OF FOurtu.'.erD *Luta.= Morns, PriTeizmaGH. CfBEAT BARGAINS !--The subscriber has Just res .turned from the Eastern Cities, and is now receiving a Vary extensive assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DR Q43 oODS.'infitiittod to the present season; and eni, br *gltatock for richness and variety not surpassed by ai . e,esirdilishment in the West. - •- _ • DRESS GOODS! Very glossy black Silks ;!Cravats and. Collars., R"andeorite dress. , ._',Black love Veils and ' Hdkfs.; , Rich, chi:infreebie , do. 'Scalier - and Camb. Muslims. Rich changeable Satin delPlaid and striped Muslins; Chines; . Handsome Ribbons; Mode and Frenchploves, Hosiery; Ac .; Meth:Ms; - 1 Cloths for Cloaks; Mode and high Coll Mindie;Terkeri Shawls; deLtunesi;." _ • Cashmere do. NewafyleniusliiideLainei;•Plain Thlbet Shawls, silk Satiaistrilied Cashmeres,-I fringe; Pitney .-' do: - !Pluck 'label Slinvrisi-do.do. Blarkandcolored Alpacasgßlack do. paid Glieghmrm : bright co-!Silk :do. ; do, Fine Drachm do." - .• New style Vieettes• - Cloth -do Gala Plaids, bright colors; Plaid, Long .um California Plaids;. I Low Priced do Biriekßonabialnes; - - (Plaid Cloaking's. CALICOES—GREAT. REDUCTION, His stock, of. Calicoes is , very,large ; it has been "se. leered with much care.,with particular. reference to fastness of coloring, durability of fabric, and beauty of design. These aoods are lower thin they have ever been before, and are worthy the particular attention at purchasers,: . The best Calicoes for cts. ever offered ; Double purple Cidirmes,English, 121 cents; Green . dw. • Oil Cliintit ThitishChintzeS ; New style. Merrimack Calicoes; Slue do. do. Blue and Ormi,ge Furrilmre- "CHEAP A 1 elfrotd-4.0.,}4. — eii do ',tines at .thr.lo:W: price o la* tents per yard. . Alsii,,lllatk:Alparas for 1.21 eta. per Yard. VerY.Vod and verfliandsome dark and.bright aolored Plaid tis ng hams for Wm. warranted fist cobra. DOpST/C IMO'STApLEGO OW aMwsIini, 01 12. • .' Yard wide Gnbleacbed,ol to 0 ;" Bed Tickiegs, very cheap; Casinens, Drillings ,:Kentucky Jeans ; Checks, Linings,Plaid Linseys ; Domesac Ginghams„ Mariners' rtings ; . Colored Cambrics ; , Flarinels./owesll...criver - s, =re • ; Cniman Flannels. - ••140.1F1N GOODS! Irish Linens, Linen Lawns; Damask Table Linen; Do. do. Cloths; RUESIII Sheeting; •Do. Diapers; Linen Drilliug, Crush. ' BLANKETS! BLANKETS! A large stock of Blankets, from coarse to very fine, also Blue and Drab Blankets, fine and. very fine, tbr Overcoats. • GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN., Fine and superfine French and English Cloths and Cas simeres; Over•coatings ; Silk and Linea Pocket- Hand kerchiefs and Cravats; Gloves ; Suspenders; Silk and Merino Under Garments; Merino and. Cotton Half Hose, e le., etc. The subscriber having made extraordinary prepara tions for the Fall and %Vanier trade, and hivAng purchas ed his Goods under the advantage of.markets unusually depressed, can confidently promise his customers the best bargains he has ever been able to offer. .. Customers of the house, and purchasers generally,are respectfully invited to call. (novt.l)) PHILIP ROSS -Winter Goods at Eastern Gast I - • GEO. R. WHITE, No. 51 Markel street, intends making a' change in his business, on the Ise of January: next--will dispose of the following - styles of GOODS, at original cost . , Brach& Long and Square Shawls; • French Tartan Long do. French Printed Cashmeres English do. do. Mouseline De Lathes ; 3-4 and 64 Gala Plaids; High col'd French Ginghams, and Fancy Braga Silks. Those wanting Bargains, are invited to call. [no27:lm Reduction in Prices. lulu. BE SOLD, from this date, the balance of our y V , WINTER. Dries GOOTO, at greatly. reduced prices— consisting of scarlet, maroon, mararine blue ; bl , k, brown and other colors French Merinos, Lamarune Stripes, Mohair Stripes, and hoed, Alpacas, brit and fancy colors; French all wool Cashmeres and Dc Danes; low priced Cashmeres and De amines, in great variety; Long and Square Plaid Shawls; Turkert, Cashinere, De 'Laine Thibet, &c., Ac. R. M. THOMPSON, • deco ' 110 Market st., 3 doorstrorn Lihert . BRD BROTTIPIUM. GOLD_ Id doz. of tha above warranted brand , of Pons, just received. and Gar sale to the trade at New York prices. The above Pens have reneived the highest premintn.ever ,awarded an Gold Pens. end arkwarranted by the manu facturer against the point coming ME . • • For sale by EDWARD. TODD & CO., North-east corner of Fifth and Market sta., up stairs. , nov2B BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES.—W. Ih Alm , sin has lately received a largo assortment of these Goods, and is opening sum at prices unprecedentedly IoW, ranging from 75 to 82,50 per yard. • . • Als French Doeskins, of all qualities. - - - Also, French and English Broadcloths; black, olive, invisible green, brown, and blue. Among these are some very handsome French'Black, suitable for Cloaks,: at a very low price , and brown, invisible green, andbllc- Pelisse Cloths, for Ludies , .Cloaks. -• • - Also, silk/cotton and merino Undershirts and Drawenq Mariners' Undershirts, constantly on band. • The attentionof Merchants and Merchant Tailors, who buy by the piece, is specially invited to the above. y Exprvia. • • • CIENTS. SUMMER' GOODS.-4fttper. single milled French Habit Cloths; deb styles Cassimeres; black and colored Oashmeretts; Giteseats and Summer Cloths , figured and plain Drap D , Ems.Vestings,-"verychoice , t Marseilles, Silks and ..Satins and figured Linen Drills; Cheaper yet! HOSINSOI.I , B Cloth Store, may2.s Post Bitildiugs.corner Fifth and Wood. . Paiteraati , s Carriage iliatiataetary, Diamond alley, between Woad and Sells/yield streets. - _ -WaYtex may always be found an assort , 2 ant of Family. • Carriages Barouches, : Buggies, and all kinds of eavy work, • 67 -••••`:" omit six hors wag n dow n to a wheel barrow. Persons wishing to pur chaseor contract for an • thing in the above line, are, respeptfally invited to . C 4 • Stows quarries. APIECE OF GROUND, CONTAINING STONE, Of the best quality for CutUng and Cellar. Work, and with very light stripingovlll be rented for one or two years. Posseesion given immediately. It is located near the Fountain Inn, on Coal Lane ; and Clear of build ings, which might be inconvenienced by the Quarry., Also, the well known Stone Quarry Nnnnery Allegheny City , adjoining forrester , st:lmarnes, and late. ly occupied by Anthony Smith. This last will be rented for a term of four or five years. Forparticralars enquire of . (nov27:tc) TRAA. , AS Ni . Jas. Altusgratt. & Sons' Patent soda At ITO 5 TONS, sash, currency or tines, approved bills. 5 tons Dr upwards 3} do. par, or 0 mos. d 0.., in. erect added, For the superior quality , of this brand; we efts to the; glace and soap manufacturers :of this teneralijr.• W. & M. MITCMTREE, rtisot ILTo.lMOPtbbany street. fllt.s:-.4001/611.11. natural colored Winter SperM X./ - 800 " bleached a 1500 " " " Vnutla ." 500 N. W. coast , c . - . 8 bble.• No. 1 Lard L. " Linseed- (warricaltidt*Ml 80 " Sltrait's Tat acts' (rar. genuine; ". • Iti store and for sato by' IIIILLER dr, RIPEETSCV., • - ~ ' - • ' ' _,.--..-LI,-.....,..,4..."4"•7'..."--,,,,......,,,,i-.,--.-"'"' ........ :fi x.,.tgi'',-"" - . , . 4. 7. EIII . A 4 : : 1" 5.,: ; - , , , ' - =Si MEM v' _., ... ,: 5 .... : . M. , ,~. . . ..... . , -. ',..',.' . , ... - ..-.."...1.".......•. 1, ir- - .. .',.. , :..fi.. , ....) , :t. :-,•• -.:1-*-..... fih n: : Gooks,- ,E'resh Arrival... New -Graode SO. NlAlitrla sT., BETWEEI4 4111 W. AlilY2l:l3 IItAMOND IIANC YAND STAPLE 'WINTER DRY GOODS!. • The subscriber hardest received his ieeond supply -of NEW GOODS, - purchased in .the Eastern eities'since the Great Fall in. Prices, and far below the cost of. Mann: lecturing, and will dispose of them • Wholesale and•Re tail, at GREAT BARGAINS T 6 BUYERS! Blenchedllinslin, only.3}centsl - ' ' 4-4 Bleached Muslin, from CI to 12i cents; • 4.4 Brown - . do: . - do. bto 8 cents; • • .''. • • • ; 4-4 Bobble Purple Calico, 12; • do. - . • . Printa r Merrimack patients, only 6; cents; Furniture, Chintz, only 61. cents; • • • ' Red and Yellow Flannel, all woo 1,18! cents • _ • - British Chintz„'Blue and Orange, 10 cents • Bed Ticking, only d; cents; - .- French Dress Gingham, 12i cents; French Work Collars, only 121 cents; • 4-4 White. Flann ~er only ..%'' cents. LADEBS'DRESS GOODS. Black Plaid Silks, rich lustre; • ' - - Wide Black Manilla Silks; ' • ' ' Chameleon Silks, all shades t - . • Satin stripe Cashmere, new styli ; - .o French Lam artine Plaids ; • • ' Lyoneae Cloths, rich lustre; • Black Plaid Alpaca Untie; ' Gals Plaids, high colors; - - Coburg and Thibet Clothiliariotia shades; Paris Printed Laiertine Cashmeres; French Merino, all cote ,rs• ' Chameleon Satin , all shades • Black Plaid Gro. D' Armour silks; Chameleon Thibet Cloths; • • . Shaw SHAWLS!! • - Plaid Long Shawls; Brocha Long Shawls ;,Entbroid ered Black Cloth Shawls; new style all wool Brocha Shawls; Embroidered, black and colored Alms de Lathe Shawls; new style Straddle Shawls; plain and embroid ered black and .eolored silk' fringe Thibet Shawls, and new style Paris printed Terkern and Cashmere' Shawla- FANCA GOODS, • ' .' - French work Capes; Collars and ChenliZeltell; 1146 X! style Bonne] Ribbons' Revere borderedlinen cambric Handkereldefs; Ladle d Cravats and; Scarfs • black and colored !kelpies r • mohair - and worsted - M itts;-white mil. bl ',Silk, Cashmere,Alpaca, Ingrain and Mora- visa; OW; black Silk .Fringes and .Gimps . Thread; Ai :Edgings andantienint"- and. Gimps, M'i - qE 1M.0) ~.. f - 4 7 . •.: , •.-• . .. 1.. • ' MI ... • ~, .. .. .. ' - .!'.;...,1.. , . , ..:..T•-. - o::7. -, - - •:- ,. . ,-, - , 5 1111111 NEE =I N * , • .;) `, • • ' ‘'..; E, = E;M Eamktril atib eAlljange: • • • • -Witt. - H. WIILLIA tilDs - D _ ; ,.. - r -- ? EXCHANGE AND BA-NEING ,OF-Pls;L N. - -E . canter of Third and -Wood s t reets . . OIGAT and Time Dillri of Exchange;Dink elates and— i )0• foreign •and domestic Coin bought arid soh!. on the ; most favorable terms: - ' ' - ' • _, I. Collectionsmade in ail the principal elites of Oro Linton, ~,, at the lowest rates.- - - • ' - ' " 7012. ,';'' ios .;HILL to x,-CVBSY BANKERS, - EXCHANGE BllbitEßat. And Dealers in. Foreign and Danianc- ..ExchangriCertVl- eatu Iktiasst, Bank Nates,Gaid an SU N , 65 TV d' 'gh t mug, 6FP.: THE u PIIIPT OP , Ivl , Cola, tc KrNO,Y. 11ANREIL:AND- PAC/TANI:3E BRQK Ell DOiker—cerper r . Potrthif tree! qn , d , ;psi Te l e aim% andlloVens&oViChaanng;Nt4reitileateseoiDe'pat kao EXCRANGE . on all the principal, cities of-the 'Union for sale in sums to suit purchasers.- . • • - - • CURRENTand par funds received ,on deposits. • COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union,al the '••1 lowest rates. • • • apli-illw?cw2m -; ALLIL! - ' EDWAIID HAIM. lERALDIER. & RABBI. . Bankers and Exchange Broker,; Dealers in Foreign and • /km:an:6lEll.r, Sins of Exchange, Certificates Irppos.. o f Bank,lVeter and - Coin. ' 7 CeCharles H.rner Totehird and Wood sts., directly opposite the 5t...1 l.' • toar2B Bankerr ond Dusters in.Rkeluingo' Coin and' Bank Notes r No. 65 Market Street, sbuigh. - , stxcctxo TAM. ZXCHANGI. ' 01711774. RAVI pr Cincinnati - :., 1 phiNewlDAY:iplthia Louisville -•- Baltimore ttt ":6‘.. " # HARE XWtiL`" • Buying rate,} Buying f ai t ." Ohio Indiana Kentncky,a." Virginia - - Wheeling Tennessee . . :as. I. noon. *• • 21108: Itanongr.. BOON& sAixonzarvi- • . ,B.a.pmEas AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, Comoro/ Wood and Sixth streets . " Piasaurth, Pa., .1c . 7. IThEALERS in. Coin, Bank Notes, Tune Bills, Foreign J., and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of DepOsit, /re. • 1 - EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities-of the Dillon, and Europe for sale in sums to suit purchasers.' i • CURRENT and par funds received on depOsite.-. COLLECTIONS made on al; puts of the 'Adolf:it the lowest rates. . • - -•- - eePll-ly • .P.RAVATE:DISEASES. Dr:l3nritni; No Bs Uraia . Alley, can he, co nsultedin all - cases of a pri e ois drficairriaTure incidents' frame • e • ' SyhilisandSygaliticeruptienes,gistiCrihrea. • and its CO a se quencus,;togollsor- with ve . nor • • usage , impurities aftbo blood, with All diseases of -4s venerealorigin, skindisessest,withstricturiss,glec urethral - discharges, seminal weakness inipotencyTaptles, rheumatism, female meekness, diseases of- the -womb, ; 4 • -monthly. 'suppressions, diseases of the joints; fistula, in ono, nervous affections, pains in , the-bask in:ld loins; irri. tenons of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic ,eruptionsoett7l,2:itNlrworm,mercurial diseases, At. Exclusively devoted to the study and tioatMent,Ollrenel real disorders, and those arising, troiti yorithful ascents* 4 gaiety, climate, or impurities of :the blood,Vehereby the consutulton may have-been enfeebled,enablesDr,Bromn to offer &insurances of speedy relief to all Whip Mayplace themselves tinder his care. Dr. Brawn's offices are conveniently arranged into sep- ,anite apartments: ' - ratients can visit DT. B..lnithoutfear of exposure to other visitors. ••-• It is of importance to masf rperionsla need of nt&dieal l* aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly, To • such,'Dr.'Brosards ready skill in removing venereal dis , oases, in their various forum undetakei,odetainduCedienta which can rarely be equalled. , Stringersdrirhereby.apl- - - prised that Dr: B row d•htui been. regularly'educated every - brimele of:coeditino, and for the- lasi twel ve ye ars 'confined himself 'exelrisively to 'the lictitment of those Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon in Pittsburgh Mhd- gives his' whole attention to those com- i; plainly • [l:7Tertain;sare and - speedy ... Cure& Milli in all Cases; be guaranteed 1 Recent caies Ts4e relieved inshort tune, isQtioa from ess Ii Retina 'or 'll.uprurc.—'-Dr; Brown per. • sons afflicted 'with . Heinle to call, as he has paid pan!eni ler attention to that disease. Letters. from ddistance, }risking adtrice,Mrsi,centain tee; or they milt not be attended to . -- Office on 'Ditutiond'Alley,- a tow &rote frOm Wood r; street, towards the market. 'Consulta ti ons strictlkesinfi - , Ellhl4llBhl.-I.7.'Lirvwrmsitewiy discovered rem.. edy far Rheumatism ir'a speedy and certait remedy for that painful trouble. 'lf teVer fails.. '• ' - tete and Private Cansultation` Itoortm,lls;_bia- Mond ' , alley, Pittsburgh; Pa. The DaCtor is. always, at haute. - , itinlB.davrtt ~ • '_ The• oran d - Pargatline• ••. ' CLICKENEB'S COATE/7 •vxasTA- P/LLS.—These celebrated at , e ambled* annitelable notoriety in the United States,. " as a curative for, Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour_ Sitratach, Headache, Pciers, Piles; Costiveness, Coughs, 'Heart burn, Liver Complaint, Seuryy, Sore Throat, inward at •Wealintesti;Palintation of-the Heart;indigestien,.and a 1 - 14 variety: of other diseases to tritiet,-liesti.is 'heir ,to, as a medicine for the miihon lii>all seasons of the - year,— spring, summer; autumn, and ivinter&-and under - 411E4r- . curnstances,' they- can • betakenwith perfect safety - tied success." , As a Vermifuge and geti end meail,,,e i" dren, they are tuirire//a. Beingsl 77. - saiel - are gei For adults, by incres eficiai. • As-an - zrif cute superior. Asl use them, and an in result. • Remember Dr. C. V..Clickeneris tl.e origin inventor i of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of the al sort was ever heard of until he introduced them in June, lB43. rc Puhasers should, therefore, always ask for Clickner's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take noothers, or they will be made the victims of a fraud. Price, 2.3 cents per box. c • • • • Dr. Clickener's principal ore for the sale of Pills, is t; 66 Vesey rt., N. 1 - • IVM. JACKSON, ES Liberty st , head of Wood, Pitia burgh, Po General Agent for •Permsylvania, Northern Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia. • • • • The following are the duly appointed Agents fovAlfe ghee), count} i Pa.: • . Dr. Brown, Allegheny city. J..R. Johnson, • - • • • " ; Jonathan Ghreist, Manchester: , .• - Alexander Asdale. Wylie Street. J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham. ' • • Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneeville.'• G. It Starr, Sewickley. Edward Thompson; IVillnitsblirgh. Daniel Ncgley, East Liberty. H. Z: Mitchell, Wilkinsburgh. ' H. Rowland k. Son, hPKeesport: C. F. DiehlrElizabeth. John Black, Turtle Creek. M'Eldowney, Bakerstown. Samuel Springer, Clinton, • James l'iPKee,Stewartstown. • : Riley M'Laughlin, Plum township J. Fulton, Tarentum.• • • Jeremlah.Fleming, Lawrenceville] Robert Williams, Arthrirsville. • aug22-d&villin: • Drillers , Magical Pain JEC:trauctor.". 910 THE PUBLIC—This is to eerily that I have. found I. - Dailey's Magical Pairs - .firtractor to provencure:for the Chronic Rheumatism, rwhich'llgiver been' &ahead with for ten years, in my hip joints. • ABRAHAM- B. VREE!;AND. Acquaelanotk, N. Y., April 8,1348. : ' , • • Ma, H. Der.r.sv-- , Sir: I have bee Piles for eight monthe r e . • • -get no reliet. your , • Pan - Extractor rhaving been recommended to e abon ap t f m l applied d sv i t b ut r e e twice, ectl). obtained u e i c n ou slall id !. t Tenonter,payit anydin more, of it, I won d not take a, hundred ' dollars fOr'.the balance of my box. • NyiLmAgy-E A L L .- 97 Northltloore street. NoW York; June 194847. ," ' Darr- CAUTION.-Dalle&ssinty Depot an the 'qf ifrip Erik; and Where the genuine- ankle . can be obythied, wholesale and retail, is at .115 Broadway,, r ' ' H. Diu= je the inventor of this truly imtaluith/C'dijur' pound, and he surer has, and Myer toillcommunicaie the secret of its preparation to any man living; and, there - fore, no other personat•er bits made, or ever Cllllmtlite. gram of it himself • • • • Counterfeits abound!. Every ' truly valuable , subject to be depredate open, by counterfeiters and !spinets; and nothing, that we know of, has mom -6ileti .lwelyexperienced that fact than ihsliers Magical Pain' Extractor . A Tssr—The genuine - I/alley, in cases of the_seVeitet 'Burns, SmildsiTi,leii, afford, instant relief, and produce at oncie:a cooling and foothingetfect,,,extracting-:. pain in and fruin cue to . Eileen minutes! but be. surc r afi.. ways, upply it linen—never micottoncloth. And now mark the dieertnesl:-,Co,unterfettExtrnotorsy, no - matter, under nuanitheymayappear, or how ap plied, always irritate and iiieriase goperml ~ Pamphletz,otinlikinine e rtificates of cures,tatiyhe had , gratis, on application to • " , JOHN = D, MORGAN; •; , • trestitrst Perot, Putsbuq.„ . . . ' Du. Wu. THOM Agent, • • natio7li 'Animal Galsrante Cdr4nA3l , Por Horses, Cattle, /cc., cthres viten), quittar, grease « . poll-evil, imeis, galls and bsuntes. Pamphlets containing certificate* of respectable parses., nay be htui orteppli• cation to . JOHN D. MoßcAr4, octig;dEs* . y"- • :Agent, Pitt sb urgh __ _ . • IIVILLI&III. TATE &Va., (SUCCESSORS TO SHERITE & TATR.), No. = MI- strut; between /Wry and ./.12 , erty, *b ait ACTUREILS of sheet lead, letulen pip es h x : drants, pumps, bathe, water closets, leaden colfrs,, &c„ keep conatantlY on hand and ratufafttomtela order,: sheet lead froml. tofi lift:to the square. fam,insheets CV by 20 feet, which they will furnish to the trade wholesale, °rein to order, in any size that ronY he Wanted. - - 'They Alia manufactere and keep Constantly 'on ban d leaden pipes from - to* .filch calibre; aqueduct pipe, to -. conveying ivater trona springs, furnished to the counts, trade, na° put up on reels in lengths of from 100 to VW feet on each reel„with directions as to the proper method °f laying, Also, on hand, u large sopplyn f Adam., Pats en suction -Pumps, for wells or &sterns; Snow & Co'a vegyilurfultr,%:Xtultr-oeivenryctilensePrigAll executed' id'the most:durable manner, and. on the most accommodating terms, Qrders from the country. for - leaden pipe”, sheet let of pumps, will receive, prompt attention. - • • • Steel and rile Zdan d uthat 4 ory. I Ta - t s io ul la s ci ri o h ry e , a on h a t v h e e ecnoiniang a ' r t a e lit t ie l- A 'an; ;' 1 Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting vetting furnace, a melting furnace tun] a-tilt hammet.=,.. TheitBteel, now being of a superior quality, and baying:: engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to n,, nigh Files of ecetydetenpnon, that will compare pith.,; the best imported article ; and being determined to mak . , 4 ; it the interest of all Who use Files in anyway, to put. - - c h ose f rom them, they. will sell their Files at reduced — . • . 1 prices, for Cash. They will also re-cu: Flies, and ;art. ,. - - chase those which are worn and broken. Publicpatron ' age isrespectfally invited, (nov7) .1. ANKRIM _.• ~`", Y 1 ,. - MEM - .: . ::. , ..,;. ,. !: : : , .. - i:,,_:/::: , ; , =PM ' / ~. /ME I f: di County & City oriPa il I I "' . Relief Notee , '-,' •, 4 ", f " Pennsylvania Co.: I -F° i' , - Ne* York . f_," , Maryland - :- .: As : ,` ;q 3 ". New Orleans . ;-..!_, -... . l =ME ` ;. ~.`J • ES ERRE ~a': ..w i . l'i.i :.::',.: 1 = =I I'~~y. ... ~ 1., .~', ~1
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