EIII
VOLUME
DAILY
Printed and Published every dfamthc Sunilaxseci.)
BY 1....-71ARPILR, • '
acurra-wsw COIIIIIiIi or WOOD ADD PUlCargloitig.
.111 r TB/LlM—Five Dollars a year, payable strictly
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advance. Six 'Dollars vvilt - irivariably, be 'reordredif
not paid within ihe yOar. - -
frg• Single copies TWO seine--Car sale at, the pannier
- the Office, and by the Newa
SATURDAY 21011.1it'INO POST
pa li hed - fromthe same office, on a large blanket
size sheeti at,TWO _DOLLARS. a- year, advance
sinbr
e Copies "mg
,onsrrs. • • •",
I No paper - will be discontinued jurileas atthe dia.
ere n.of the pnwrietor,y until all arrearages are paid.
)I3' No attention will be paid to any order unless ad
companied by the wines': or ends:factory reference in this
city.
D.
RMS '../VDV.EFLT US IWO.
PRA 5Q17.02E OP TWELVE mass pa 'LESS.
LOET-ILLTETUEE; SO 50 One - Month • R 4 00
Two do 0 : 75 Two ', do 000
. Three • I. 00 Three do . -. 700
Ono .;; .. 150 Four. do ... . "'Ste
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o o•—..;; .. 250 Sir, . ... -...• 10 , 00
do 3.0 d One - Year, - • 15 00
• YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS
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oxtritatisma. • TWO sq )), PaPts• . • 1
Six Months, . - sls.)o'f Sikitlenthi,.• •.. 00
'Otte :.Year, 20.00 One Year, •.• • .•St• • • V) 00
' : - .Larger - advertiseirents in proportion.
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CardsOJFOUR LINES, Five ..Doltars4 Year
Large cute. will hot be iruterted,nnlatia an extra price ,
Ta• • . . . .
• .I.fle Advertisements upon which the number of inser-1
itstion not marked; will inserted and charged, until
ordered out. . • •- " -I
".firgfessional -tarts.
j - : - .l3l.ENNlSitit_ 4 ,:dttortzty at Lau t Fourth et., _above
SAhIUEL sit.assin t ztotrory;ar Lota—Office on 4ltt
street; near Grain Pittsburgh. oet2s
b+.l * r • • :army at • to; •i.se is t Ore
..tvellYs Buildings, Cintrit street, - vany27-la.
A. W. ouvER, Paysitian and Surgeon,--Office
No. Et,Sz Clair street, Pittsburgh. aug42l-y
rhit. JOHN CRAWFORD, pffice on St. Clair atreal
.1..J" - oppasite the Faehunge. - • - auglo-y-
CORLANDO LOOMS, Aaorney. at /Am.—Office 4th
• id, above Wood.' july47y
11110 MAS M. MA • H.ALL, Attorney ar Law.—Otrice,
Lowrie's Buildings; Fourth it fun7-1r
OAHSAILitIi duarney at Law—()Bee is Batewell's
%J. Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the,- Court
jr24:ly
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ACT AL - KFANF,DYi Attorney as Lata.—OffiCe
ALL: same building with Alderman i'll'Alaster, Fifth st.,
between Wood and Smithfield sus. ... augl.7-6m•
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JOON. BARTON, Attorney at , Lato..-0/Ttee,..Nordreide
of Firth street; between Wood and Smithfield, in the
' tune betiding With Alderman Moire*. sep3O-Ir .
EOlttiE /..a.I(NCI, At:entry and Counsellor arlaro
4_ll - and Notary .Public.--4Cstrice at the corner of 4th sad
IVood sts., over Sibbet & Jones' Ezettange Office. octl4
riD.AUND Si%IOWW,N, attorney at Late.--Odice in
j. 74 the bctilding on The North" Erin obrtiet Of Fourth and
novl t-y
MORROW, , Alderman.—Othee north aide of Fifth
street, between Wood and Smithfield, Pittsburgh,
FPaOANDLS & IiTCLURE, A ttorneys mandCounsel
burs at Lam.-Office
on Fourth st., opposite R.& R.
tterson's Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. seplo-y
°AWARD &SIVAILTZWELDER, Attorneys arLa to.
Mee on Fotirth street, betereenAlrood and. Smith
field, opposite Patterson's Livery Stable. ep7-y
gr2IBORCit.: F. GIIA.MORE., .Attorney and Caeca-Tatars:l
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Law.-01ficeremoved to the 2d door below Grant st.,
on Fourth, to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil-
T N. ,11'CLO VRY, Attorney and Counsellor at Lcer.-
40 ' Office in Bakewell's Buildings on Grunt-street:
- 13 C. SHANNON, -Attorney and Coutudlor at Law.—
.1 • Office on 4th at, bet:teat:l Wood and Smithfield,
and'nearly opposite the Mayor's olEtee. nova-y
- r Dentist, Knuth at:, fire doars west of Mar
t/ • krt. All work warranted, and if not perfectly sat
isfactory nO charges will be made.. fehlo
EMOVAL.—Dr. Robert 'Snyder, has removed-hue
office to Fourth street, between. Wood and Sraith
fleld streets.. tnarl.s4y
I[3EIMOVAL.—A. Beelenhas removed his commisssion
_TV and forwanlingbn.siness from the Canal Basin to his
new warehouse s on Third street, nearly opposite the Past
ma 737-17
:100 — EshiQVAL.—JOHN J. TalißL, Attorney at Law,
AI, has removed to Fourth st, neat door to the office of
Alderman Steel.- r ' ap7
T D. LE,'ET, Attorney at Law, Washington, Pa. Col
`.leetiotaa made in Waithington, Fayette, Greene and
adjoining counties. - , , titil2.y.
SPHOhL&S' B. KENNEDY, Atter/us , at Law—Olhee on
1. Fourth, between Wood and Smithfield.
Eirsasnces.—Gen. J. K. Moorehead, John Graham,
Pres. Pittsburgh . Bank; Mr. J. Burbridge; Logan,
& Co.,MeCord & Co., Pittanirgh, Pa. octl I
BUCKAIASTER, ...Merman-01race: Four street
C;' third door above Soak/afield, south side.
areyancing of all lards done with the greatest care
and legal accuracy.
Titles to Real Estate examined, dcc 'Jaw 15
USN .COYLF, Notary and Concepanew,—mee in
. Aletcalf's Building, Fourth street, near Smithfield,
Viltsburgh.•Deeds,Bonds, MortgageisArticles of Agree
m
"me
, and all other instruments of writing drawn up with
accuracy and dispatch. Titles to Real Estate examined.
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J# H • AILKINSON, Alderman; Fifth Ward, Perm
betweea Walnut and O'Hara ate., where he may
be roundel all times. Thtwe having houses or ot he r prop
erty to sell or rent, can have the same punctually attend
ed-to; debte collected, and all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. . 0c27-p
. T. zur,Lbod,
TTORNEY" and COUNSELLOR at LA.W,• Office in
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1. -- 151ellou's Buildings, earner of Wylie and Fifth sleets
east side of the Court House. .
ID. Collecting, Conveyancing, examinations or Ho
cords, &c.. promptly and accurately attended to. myls
Attorney and Cbunsdlor at
Law, (successor to Lowrie L office at
. the old stand, Fourth st., above Smithfield.
1 RE Partnerihip heretofore existing between' Henry
W. Williams. Esq., and myself,in the practicebfthe law,
,was dissolved by mutual consent teithe Gtbnit. and the
business will hereafter, be continued by Henry.W. WU-
Ramis, 'whom I most cheerfully . recommend to' all for
istiom I haie the tumor to do business--as tcgentleniais
every way worthy of their confidante.
deelp.l WALTER 11.LOWRIE.
George R. ILlddlereonveyartoer.
• (ITCH ha.A.rery Row, Fifth street, above Smithfield,
Moan:Li
; am, titoascuourrs,Bosms,REULlZS, and
-other instruments of writing, drawn with neatness, legal
accuracy and dispatch. - He - will also attend to drawing
and filing Mtehantti , Lietis,Areountr of Executors, Admin
istrators, te Ezamininr, Ulla to Real Estate, Searching
From his longsxperlence. and intimati acquaintance
with the manner of keeping the, public records v .be ex
pects to give , satisfaction to those who may entrust their
Dueness to his care:- • decls
-Auction Notice.
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rrHE subscriber has paid into the Treasu 7ofthe
Com
monweatth,the- amount of license required by law,
Wilms given_the regularly approved security, mad taken
but a commission of the first class, as an 'Auctioneer of
the city of Pittaba.rgh, And rented that, spacious ware
room belonging to. Sylvanns Lothom, E5q.,N0..1.14 Woad
street, three doors ItOtariftly where he Is prepared to at
tend tothe sale of eierylrindof Merebandise,Furniture,
Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping,' &C., either-at the Auction
Rooms or on the premises, and will in all eases exert him
vet( to theiuAtost"for the benefit of his employers , ; on the
most reasonable terms ; he will sell exclusively'and only
on coramissiod;:rieither'yurchising, nor haying.anY lu
teresttirhatever ongoods in the store,lnittnerelythe corn.-
mission for Seam g, therebyAdving all owners a falr chance
without partiality of'having therein property , disposed of
to - the best Advantage.
'...Salelo will be promptly settled when made. - Advances
will lie given -at any time, ou the most aCcOntmodating
terms. Merchants will not be charged for advances.
Regular. sale days : Mondays and Thursday's, of Dry
Goods, Groceries, -Furniture, &c.; and every - evening,
flardWareCutlery r Watehes, Guns, Pistols, and. Fancy
Articles.. Books onStitarday evenings. • - . ;
iip24 • •• - - - JAMES M'KENNA, Auct.
TODD would respectfully. inform"-the - men.
JCL: chants:of this city;and otlecustOtriers. generally,
• that.we have removed our etoek of Shirts and Gents Fur
;misting ,Goods, to the corner of Fifth and Market streets,
;24 story aver' W. diP.-"ltugus, entrance on Fifth street,
*fidre we intend to keep an hand a largo stock of
Orin:tea - Wu manufactire, with au 'assortment of Gentle
'meat! FainisidonitGood s, usuallykept liyastertt Whole.
tale'Furnishing Stores: r... • _ • ' . _
4,leint';iery:thankfal fcr,;.the kind patronage bewnsred
foron us theprist year, we "svotild•be.happy to receive
;vela froficiar' bld customertratid'merchants generally,
• and 'trould - inform= them that we intendnothing on our
''part'shall - indrce them 'to look farther,: as we expect to
''addlargely to'onr stock; and diminish our prices.:
Merchants and deniers' are -solicited to 'examine our
Stock. of Grioda. - • • ' .• ,% 'mirky
T.F 4 .E.1.. AND piLEALh.NUFAC.CORY'rhe bseri
bers;having enlarged theirestablishmentfor the man'.
:and
of 1 5rEat.and Firs :tr=on the corner of tzmore
-and Libertyistreets„Pittsburgh—arenreliared to furnish
Files of every desertiition;Of. the beht cnality and being
determined tarnake , ttthe•utterest of consumers to per
.-chase,Files from theinr resoeulfuliy.invite the patrotrage
of all who use the article.
ANKFUM k •
REfIiTOVAL.—Cin - account bf our-pent-up Market, and
n'deraand for vegetable- timid!, lave:been cont.
pulledvi,remoto -Bread..Stand lathe opposite:side of
Markattrtreet, in front of Alexander &Dars Dry Goods -
.3t where kshull , be glad to see my former customers.
JYI2 " ' •rOHN SHEMARD.
OR 4AACF,.,Four Lots—Bounded by J enn, Liberty
and Bey etc., each lot hiving 24 feet. front, and ex-.
tending back 110 feet. .Two of them ire corner lots, and
iiiiposttion of the +Able property is one of the most ad-
vantageoris in the city, For further information apply to
-M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth st.,
o V 34 - between Woad and Smithfield.
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POST.
It iIitTRONO
ti in Produce,
.Co'nuniikrion Atertilanth
n& Deataz Produce, kt.44sTo: 21 Market it: dee
AS. MeGUIRE, leonionar.e Tammy Third st., nee
UWoodz,-St: Cherlee Braiding& - - { seP/ 8 1'
jrnlV. ASA A; Ancathqn• and Commission-ar ,
dm, No. 114 Wood meet: - ' febl
ZETULCrirIdge.EY,- , De er in Fancy Geode a •
2)immintakNO.67Aterket street. fehl
ALBXANDER JAYNE2, - .POiri I'm Store, 72 Third
streetoienr Wood. t• febl
MOCLOSKEY, Inns City, Clothing Store;, N 0.13;
1.1/.Libertyntreet,opposhothe month of Market. febl ,
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agen t far Hartidedlt• Co.'s
Line of Packgs,Filth - 0., one door below WOO& febl
11-nuaffAid JACKSONPauni Msdkins Depot, 89 Li . .
11:strty street, head of Wood. - • - —.febt
tHNALifiEI ts - ELLlOTT,lholarelkirt' and Stationers, Diu
st. between Third and 'Fourth. febi.
p .usLANY, Faskionabte Clothing Storey No. 90 Lib,
ir oDi& SAR
NHOLATF-ti 4t5014,- :Ankers.and Deakrs .Fxchansi
Coinriind Dank Nola, No. G:r" Market street. tebi
A FULTOliipll and Iliraff Founder, No. 70 Secoud
street, botuiebu Miiket and Ferry streets. febl
r4lO WA SEND, emulit.co.,. Coach, earl {Pagan Makers,
ClOr,sqeet . , near th e, bralge. • febl.
11 - NR. BROWN'S 8FF10E,N0.134„ Diamond alley, near
Ay: Wood awes. gebi
WEELNULlERG,FaMMnabiteimhing.l4mbliMmen4
No. Libemy'etreer.. my 24
OHN CU • , Fasesertabte naar,
Wood; opptifft the °thee of the Pont.
AVIA. &- Cli.tirdOlS Whereto Greven and Cong"
111. mission Merchants, corner of Liberty and jrwin eti
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el A. rdeN LaY&C I Forrearding and Commission
• Merchants, Canal Basin. ntar3 t
ht , CLOSKBY,or rind dahrr,Liberty street
ti between. Sixth and Virgin alley, Beath side.. septo,
RakAutdArrtiEws & co_,w.rtoteaak otoccis,
miseion and Forwarding Merchants, and Agentstor
ticiebton Cotton Yawn, 57 Water sL,Tittsbargy fap4
fit: A. WARD, Dennet Venn streetohren dans
y y above Hand street. thrice hours, faun nine till
COOLEY k LAIRD, 'Merchant' Da .Wdod 'street,
- second door from .Wateri will knotP,AnnstantiT on
hand a well selected lot of Clothing. mar Deg
AWARD Cheap' Who/stale and Retail MA
a tnC Store, No. 4 Liberty - went, corner of Virgin
altos', Pittsburgh. , febahl •
1r LEE, (successor to MtIIPIIT & LEO 'WWI blittl
.1 .• and Com 'mission (e' hart, fo; thaeale of Amen.
can Woolen Goods. feble
IV‘A.Y h CO., Jikioksetiers, Stationers, and Paper laiers,
JP, Corner of Wood sod. Third streets, Pittsburgh, P.
book-binding and Priutini done to order. tela9
rAmils F. KERB , rtornejiiss Loto—Office removed to
tJ Fourth street, between Smithfield and Grant macs
clustiarM. jandidna •
bit'LLEN & DOWNING;' Fashionable Ckrtaing
-I•XL Store, No. 21,8 Liberty- street, opposite
_Seventh iL
septitti
riummlivs4Tifiatili, irstwarding and Coreausson
IL," Merchants and Desdersiss Pedate, So. 3 Smithfial de t
o posite the hionougahela House. "en.:
/At.lttOOHtftA.l), Whaank and Relßa Gtti
XL and Profits Drains, comer at the Diamond , 'and
'mil -TODD. & CO, Gnat M 4 'Furnishing Geo* Rs.
• t#l.44ment, corner of Market and fitl4 streets, up
suurssentreitee on Filth street. , rayi3
A esalAititioltitlS, Waatesata and Rana Destw
Faurraiscr_Stapte Dry Gaxts, - 65 - Maitet street, be.
ween Fourth and nu..lnadiond. nly23
TOWN . L DUNIA:VY; tizut Sasser, No; Wood s.
(:old Leaf, Dentists' Foil. &e. constan tl y on hand and
inabufaudred so order -'
tarn ,
AVIATRYHY cc. LUX, Woof /natal an Cotamissiost
,Meirhonts, Cal - thew:de othinetican Wonien Goodl,
corner of Litienf street' nd Cecil's alley. noallls
ID BLUME, Piano Fond Iliaakfanunet, and dealer in
./: Idasicullninurnents, No. lit Wood street t , , near
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OriEP • WOODWELt, mpenerstul . ut Por
t, cif , . and Annuli< lidnewatv,. corner of Second ood
Wood Streets. 0c29
'Q AMIE!: MoCLILIRKA.N & CO., Agents for Cellists
and Rippartro !regular Line of Packet Skips, from
Now York to Liverpool, No. t - Liberty st. tebl
TOSRPH MAJOR, Boar &ore, Ship Chandlery and
t„/ Agency of the Pitiable:et-Lea Oil Pacellty r Na
'Market street;. Pittsburgh.
IMAY • WCON. I It, Proprietors °flee PitteenT - Te
Portable Boat Some corner of Penn and Wayne sts
feel
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TAMES MAY, Whoksak Grocer, Farteardent and Cres
t) mi.trion Merchant, Water street, betweeu Market `rird
CITEtTY, Bankers and Serhangs Brokers, ;I'S o
JUL. 03 WoOd street, third door below Fourth, west side
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Ktassit ROAM, !linters and Aratehangs Bnalms,
comer of Third and Wood streets, opposite die St.
Chaties Hotel
O soli h STOCKTON,Boakselkrs,Stationer.
krremd publishers, corner of Market and Thirditn:
feta
rOu 13CRIBA, Bob.lattkr, Stationer sad Binder,
Fifth street, betseten Wood sad Market. AO
„ IticSTELN, Brass Food*, and this Fitter, Brisith-
I • field street, between Dianteud alley and Ft* it
deele '
ie. J. isIeDEVIIT, Whotails Grocers, dealers in PrO
• duce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 214 Liberty,
opposite MIT. • - • • j aplB
NIIIIN BIG 'DOORS CialkILNG STORJ3,_ ,No. 6 id ih
orteet, neat Liberty, CiOnN.F•LREL&N,
nar24 . • Px_oprietor. 9 '
TOLLti/J. , ..kttlitGaill, Wholesale rout &wit Des — Wiert,tio.
ttIF IQ Wood street, one door south of Diamoad alley.
febl
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FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, .07.0Zesakt and &tail
Tkalen it% Boots.and ages, No. ISG Liberty street. op
posite Wood. febl
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IDI - ICrAitirr:sro - deic 0.,, - 117irsii. bnai Wai
l-14 AMU., corner of First and Wood streets, and corner
of Wood and Sixtl4 6
febl
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.1. Q. a. 'WOLIN/.
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T , 8: M. YODAG A Co , Whoksals and Aitaii.Fronay
U. Grows and Dealers in Produce, N. IV. corner of
Fourth. and Perry and S. W. corner of Third and - Rows
streets,PiUsburgb.. - - znaraty
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-F'DSHUA RHODDike, - IFAidesalt Fruiterer,- Conjenioner
0 and Dealer in Nuts and all kinds of Foreign Fruita,
No:11 WoodstreetfEast side, between Water and Fire
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. All orders in his line carefully
lona Metiverre. /awn hfultarrrr.•Wldr. BUD/MITT
fl TORN AIeDEVITT &JIRO'S. TrAokiale li m a s , ers in Produce, Pittsbaro ' .3l7.lunfactilres,tuld Mer
chandLre 'generally, No: 13 Conimerclal Row, Eiberry
street
utarll:y
TUN. ALEXANDER &13ONS. Cern; MakiraThind Puri
nishing Und n a hen corner Of Penn and St. Clair
Areets opposite the Exc nage Entrance on Penn creel.
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TONN ALELIOR, Whatend• and Retail Dealer . in
Murk and li f i ts&allastrernerett,Pienor,Sehoot nooks,
and Stationery; No. ttie Wood street. Jan'
TAMES YATTERSONar., CCOrner, of Pint and Ferry
LP streets; ntanteacturecor Locks,. Hinges, slid
ti Bolts
Tobacco ; Faller; Mill' and limber , , ' Screws, Mottsca
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Screws for Rolling Mills tic.'• ' " , "sepld
BAYAR,lterlifyinz Dian lkr, and 'Wholesale Dealer
Art. Foreign and Majestic Wines aryl liquo rs E N
114 Libertestreet, arAd s3.Dianiand alley. J 1,2 1 e.
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p i ECHANOE HOTEL, Exchani.Phtee, Baltimore.
1). Bonita; Proprietor. Coaelimawill be ha readinees,
agall' the laadLiga to-convey passe:wen, free of charge,
to the Hotel. •, , • • - - :. • deca
VINO & PINNEY, Agents for the Aciatrare ittutuql
.13;., insurance Company, of Philidelphia, et the • Ware
hOuse of King &Ifaimes, Water street, nearhlerket,
- CIAILSON kbleKNlCiltr, tWoirralirtirocerr and .Coni
lVJ minrion Merehanti, Sixth itreet, between Wood and
Liberty. - _ _
rht. GLENNilioekeinder, eon:ten:or tblrdand Woo,
y streets, above C. H. Kay, where fie Orepaied to
-do evs.vy - deseription of ralbily and - binding. •
_pea
tr.:MettPiiriVb, oleaale - lairditetail beareTrii
• V‘ . :.; - DRYGOODS,Nord! east comer of Market and
ap .
QAMUFLMORROVIr, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
10. and Sheet iron Ware, N 0.47 Fifth street, between
liroOd'anti Market. feblo
Tki3GOTT, Zle:aler ib
Basis, Shaer, Tnenkii - ectitet Bati; 4.e: i 13.1V: - corner
of Fourth and Smithfield etc, Fitishurgh t FL' Atrirle:Y'
PRINGS B .IIAZILAVOIL• • ••• •••••` '';•'" , `•' Yrn 4lo 4‘. u4A44 l lalt•
S"En W.'IIARDAUGFI t - Com m i ss ion and Forttrartring
S' Mere/urn/3, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce,
N0.'53 Water t . and 104:nont strept, between Wood and
Smithfield streets:'Fittiburgh
Tntporief t anti Oiler in
Porti g is. aritikmustit:Sadkijkllordware i _struFees
vioge , Trinanings; of all .describtions, 1ga1y90,1.41i,
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'Pittsburgh, seven doors above - Fifth, undone Shoabove
11.'ebilds &Co.biShoe Store.: , . ~51141
Q./kriTint SlNClaliktlate artin Chnitb,), - Whokraht
eq,-Orocers, Produce and.Commirrion Merchanotos6Wood
strencrittsbargh. The undersigned having entered into
partnership under ill e.tibotte: style; respeCtially ask the
patronage of the of the late firm; and of the par%
abusers generally =They fee warranted_ in'promising
that-they can 'give. satisfaction to all who 'May ;buy of
them, or 'confide business to their care. ' •
!, - WK. H. SMITH
' mar 26: '‘` • W. sorerAilt.
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riI9WNSEND, carol a CO., SwumOsors to the old Arai
:of C To*nkend- & Co.,- anti 'Clan th,rtowlandi bog
"leave fo announce to;-their friends and to the public gen.
'that.they Are now - preparatorixectuenll kind ,
Of work in 'het each and Wagon -making- business, at
th e shortest and.warranted tobeof the bastguali=
rt.! l'helve& y are quantity 'Of seasoned Tithb er
width therare prepared, find their factlitiesfor busilitis;
euableathent instirethe'public that they are prepare d
to carry on an extensive and promyt business in their
line and they respectfully solicit a continuants of the
Liberal patronage bestowed upon the late tims. sop{
Dubin . Carb.s.
'fiV-kl comer of Woodlwd burp
FM
Buintos eartts.
ANT-
.. t•Or an a • date cater ; 158
Iry
.Liberty. street, Pittsburgh- - mart? ,
L.' O.' ItUTSOLDIL - • 7. L , s u m
111111 Birk/OLDS & SUER, Wito/4.141 droeen; Commis4on
Xt. Merchants - , and Derdere in Rags, Paper, &c., corner
of Penn and. Irwin streets,"Pittsburgh. All sizes Print
ing Paper consinntly on hand. • - Inarrny
- VAMES PATTON, Je.,. Whoksate (Meer taut ReeNhine
U Disiiller,. alai Dealer in:Foreign andDomestio Wines
and, Liquors, Flour, Ofteose, Seeds, Orain, , Ae., No. 17
Liberty street, Patsburett. , - _ snar9
- • an el.wrings_ 'On .
11611 - OIISE, RION, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
JUL Many street,- '
,opposite Hand.' All work neatly
ereented. , : Order* puocturilly attended to.' ~.finarMy
George Beale, Jr., • ' '
111ANUFACTUREW OF BRUSHES, Winnittaii Ann
um- RETAIL,' No: 75 - Wood , street, , Pittsburgh,, Pot. i. Con.
,randy onchand 4 a general and. extensive assortment of
ALL mans of BRUSHES, at the !owe& Eastern Priees•
Hr 8.--Naphine ,Brushes,Made, to order at the
short'eat notice, matnihy
' A. H. SPFUItOSTEINii—
''' • N 0.i40 -Wood - stud, butouni Fifili and Virgin Alit y.
IHOLESALE• end , Reihil'aler iti Cedar Ware,
'. Fancy Ware, 'Wooden Ware, of over, deeeriplion;
W' y
low .Ware.: tareign and, domestic; Matti.. of , all
jtjads; Patent Rota ry Chorus, which far napes any, now
in use'.in the ;prated - Sta!es. For 'sale - at The lowest
a: S. .
WHOLESALE GROCER, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
COAIMISSION AND. PRODUCE'hIEECUANT; r.
Foreign arid Domestic WincsLicivara;,Pruits, Nuti r its.
marchB 16.2 Liberty stteet, Pittsburgh.
itrIDABIDLESIR
No. 01 Wood;:treet, nee "door to :..Diamond 4114, .
VlTttountsrm - DUI= IN Vaster' aro - Gomm,
Ak
HE nowatt daily receipt or all the tinkles in their
brudnesa—pMehased at the in
Mt:Lai/a; to which they invite the attention of country
merchants and others; and which they natter themselves
they can dispose of at the lowest pricei mann:the meet
favorable terms. • • mato •
1 1 1'KINVEY,/fonse, Sign and Ornamental Palmer,
A 3. and dealer in PAINTS, No. 44 St: Clair aA, Phts•
burgh, hat constantly on hand all kinds of Patters, either
Dry or Mixed; Japan and. Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil I
Rolled S pirits Turpentine ; Window Glass, ..of all
ring - Patty; Plunt Brushes, Ere., all of the best quality,•
und tr./ tale at reasonable prices. • stroll
, GERSERDING, Dealer in' IMported
and Domestic Belau" Snuff and Tobacco,
Wholesale and Rettul, Liberty street, MI
doors above Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• IrrAllorders from country. Merchants millbo PronlP
rattended to. • .1Y20:ly
11. SCUTS,
dal
41.1 C&IPE & ATKINSON, Nantifocturfri qt2N t s, c o p.
per_ rid SAterfron.Warr. They also et:eel:tie every
desenption of Blacksmith Work. First sirens between
Wood and Market, Pittsburgh. '`• out3l:y
-L.P.APakccorth north-west corm:v.of Wood • and -. Milli
streets, Pittsbutait, will keep etuutantly on hand, Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs. tr.c.
N. 8.-Physicians' Prescriptions ea/ell:illy compounii.
ed from the best materiels; at any' hourof the day or
night. Also, an assortment of Perfumery; Sue tooth,
hair, and clothes? finishes, Ate., which- will be
Gold low for eash„ an2fslY
TROVILLO, thuleriket,Ftfth wrest, On-
Tr- mediate) , opposite , the Theatre, rupee rising in-
Ruins his friends sod the; public in tenerld, that be has
resumed his business as a Furnishing Undertaker.
is supplied with and sterol's harps oat hand Coffins of ail
sizes and kinds, Shrouda,ant ill tube rare/cies necessary
on inch occasions. :, '
Silver piateiy ice boxes, actd eofilas will bona.
Plied in order,. A it . to beam:and catristaaiia'sysready
to attend 'anemia. ~, - - se • -
John mi.-T011.1110611114 1
DR ODGIST AND AROTHECADr,' N0..43; - Market
j.,/ street, three doorrabowe Third, Pittsburgh, Sin Imre
eonstar.tly on band a wellsefeetedassottment °tat) best
aad freshest Medicines, which he will sell an the most
reasonable term'. Physic/Antis sending orders will be
promptly attended to, and supplied with artieles they
mky rely upon as genuine.
Physicians preseriptious *Jibe aceurstely and neatly
prepared front the best materials, at any boor of the day
ornight. -
Alsoi for Woos, large stank of throb and good PERM
,
MERL .
17. OALLAnfiET. I. A. Loa . J. If. WUXI
• GIALIAGUEII, LONG a lIIILLBEt s
1W Fn, ar, biniern Wood kind Snitliftrit sews.
MAN VEACTlAitaikkatlostlit of all siren, double and
Ags.,, single action Force Pumper. Counter Railing, kfini•
eras Water Pumps. fittings of kinds far Gait, Water,
Steam. ire.; Brass Castings for Mathinery and 111121.11/1*
ton metal far tame. Particular attention paid to Gas
nutmeg, and a well assoned stock of ?Min and Onns
mental Pendants, Garners, Chandeliers ) k c., /kg, ear
stantlr or' hand. Cern
41111:11_•111.111Mnffne
luottitt. csorra.
A mimosa & CROZER, Coutensearis Aferehonts,
No. it Market street, Pittsburgh, Po., rill attend
promptly - to'the sale of every descriptive of Western
Produee, and other articles entrusted to their cum
Rkees ro—Hanna, Hussey & Ca, Pittsburgh; Hums,
Graham & Co., New Lisbon. 0.; Merehnuts generally,
Wellsville. 04 Rhodes Ogletsy, Bridgeport, A. G.
Richardson le. Dro,Cincianitti; J. F. Ifosserd,Loaisviite,
RY-•i Guile & Dorwort, Bt.Louis;BoY/414
Ovary
ALL - EN PROWS. W. C. COVIS.W.T.
113110WIPS 11101PUL:
CORNER OF REITHPIrgELDh.A NDIVIRD
Pizubst.
IikOWN lc CONNELLY P ROPRIETORS,.
N. 11.—Good Stabling stitched to the house,
Pouruliate reinult and
• commenced business at his old stand. No. 70 ,
emul, between Market , and Ferry streets , where he will
be pleased to see his old cult:num and Mends.
Church, steamboah,and bells of every size, from 10 to
10,000 pounds, cast town patterns of the meet approved
models, and warranted to be of the , best materials.
- Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, Bailing*,
together with every cantor at Brass Costing*, U requir
eturned and finished in ttie neatest manner.
A. F. is the sole agent for Rabeitt's AntfrAtuctetion
Ms
eat,sa justly oelebisfairfor the reduction- of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be had of
him at all times.' novlly
j --- ILTE.W . I. — Y INVENTED PATENT DECKIK tsriutvo
TRIM, for the inunediate relief and permanent
cure of Hernia and Ruptures (Suited teal' s ue.) The
superior claims of this Truss consist in the comparative'
ease with.which it may be worn. The pad of wood be
ing neatly balanced on springs, yields to the pressure in
.any part of it, and thoroughly adapts itself to any move
ment made by the wearer. It can be worn without any
intannission, cunt! a cure is steeled The subscribers
have made arrangements for the manufacture of these
valuable Traeses,in a superior style, in Philadelphia, and
have them now for sale at their *He ,r No. 77 - ftithaeld
street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh. GEORDE WATT
fyl
sale.and Mail Druggist. No. ern Wood street,
one door south of Diamond alley, Pittsburgh.—The
subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, and
is now opening at the above' stand, a full assortment of
articles an his line, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye
Stuffis, Paint), and Ranitishes, Chemicals, /cc, together
with all such articles as are usually kept for, safe at a
Wholesale and retail drug store.
His stock is entirely new, and has been selected with
care. Ile is confident that his articles, both as to quality
and price, will please such as may favor him with a call.
li/O LI
NONGAELA PLANING MILL. --dsmas Alma,
maga would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that his new establishment is now In full opera.
tion, and that he I. prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
All all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude, and
at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, con
stonily on hard.
- Bash, Doors sad Mouldings, of every description, made
to order. -
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advert.
tage to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suitable for every description of work. •
dec3.tf -
, • . West . • -
:DRUM &,WAGNES, Engine Builders, have pant
y- =aced business on Penn at., near the Point, at the
establishment formerly carried on by Stacklunise & Nel
son. Perseus wishing to purchase Steam Engines lor
Boats, or Imbiber purposes, will please favor utwith a
call, as, we Batter ourselves to be able totemic& them on
as favorable terms as any other establishment lathe city.
Also, rolling mill and castings °revery deactiption can
be had at the shortest notice.
Itarmumcza—Capt, Robert Beer, Thema& Bee; Eal)
Church Carothers ,& Co., li. Denny,. Esc, M. Allen &Co
CYPRIANTRESTON,
ENOCH WAGNER. • •
CHEAP BONNETS.—W. 'R. MURPHY is selling cid
' ltls reinalning stock of BONNETS at greatly redu
ced prices. Bonnets of lost winter's shapes ut from 25
,gentoto $l,OO. . . • • •
Chao Latifits.—A lot of Diesii Lawns reduced to 121
Ce M e Yfrx/; : .; •Drsss .. ex—A supply just ceeeived, and
offered very /ow. •, , • •.;
Dark etnghams.--Rich daristylCsorOlnghtuns. Also,
Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns.
Ikrantua Ribhorts.—An assortment just received in the
Wholesale Rooms, .2d story, and offered low by the piece.
Also, White and Colored Satin do. .
Prints and Mus li na.—An excellent stock on hand, from
4c, per yd. up to Ole finest qualities.
fIJ 4i the runik-alig corner of Fourth and Market streets.
-7- Important,
TOON M. BLAIR, DAVI' STEAART and PHILIP
tJ SPAN/ONi having parch ase d the entire in tete st and
stock le trade of lifr. John W.Blair, beg - leave inforni
•helinuineroits fd partnership hh public that - they have this
13ity entered into under - the 'firm and style . or
f , Burtti&Citr.}"for the manufacture of. Brushes of every
description. Being practical workmen, they will .maki
up every article of the most , durable material, and in the
'first style and will keep en hand; lersale, at their store,
No. Uld Wood street, a , very large aedortment of every
thing is line of busipose—vrhicli, with their exten
sive stock of Shoe Findings, Fishing Tackle, Pen end
Pocket Knives, Powder, Shot, and Variety Goods; they
*lll still chetip r iaholesale end - retail.. 1 ,
th -, e M
e lC d b . i c le i!bi fiahe i t Pl ede.t eetk rivjth dd
patodC,h
,Theencouragetmut andpatronage:ofthetirhen th - u ,
nd
civ Publi Osserve ! tyolejted,end willbethstrfullyre4
•''''''lll:/tflt,k CO.,
Pittsburgh, Oct. ileth;lB494oe3ol 120 Wood at.
MILOUR—.2S barrel!, just received and for sate by
-L" mina Wain & SINCLAiR.
PITTSBURGH, TIPMSDAY. 31A - k 3, '1849.
friav sul;scrlbers meet xespectfaity.ondounce to their
,lelrow-eititemi that they hitve, perfected their zir:,
rangentent to curry On the businese.of Tin goofing-on ay
extensive ectrk. • : . •
Itls now - close on . four years since we first intro duced
"-
tin roofing In tbascity,Dpritiv'that time we havc eoverl
• ed over ffity bhonsand square feet or roofs with tinplate,
and in all cases we believe We have given the most en;
tiro satisfaction, This kind oiroof has.been applied to
- the very best building - II in this city, including, among IS
large number of others, the two superb buildings on Penn
Alrest, owned by John,L. Shoenberger and John (3iss e l;
,Emis. That tin roofing (whenskillfully laid on) is' both
permanent and datable: them can be•no doubt; in proof
of-this,we can refer to the almost universal amilication
of this kind ofroofing in the large cities:on , the seaboard
during the last twenty years; and froenquiring on the
subjeet,•W from enquiring
e have „yet yet to learn-of any one of those roofs
having been - I:remota. - The 1.001111 eoveredferith tin in
our own city *reopen to the examination of all who take
an interest In the matter: We,linve also prepared a
miniature plan armors, which maybe seen at dur estab ,
lishment, where oily - other infarmation will be given with
pleasure. JOHN DUNLAP & CO..
rrum ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC is reepeetfullY
called to the following . certificates :
hla 8, Eauturflaving teem' a quantity of Gold
weighed by your Areometer, I find the result - Tin:wee your
instrument correct and recommend' the use of it to
those going to Califon:ll2,as the beat method for,ohtain
iug the real value ot Gold. Resp..yours,
J. 33. DI79ILEVY
Pirtsti ,
ttrgh,March 9, '49. Gold Beater. ,
•
. , l'imminnott, March 7,184 n.
hin.Eaceses,—.Deslgr: }laving examined the "Areont
eber," mannisMared at your romns, I do- not hesitate to
commend it to thaw* of thosa.gentlemen who ate about
removing to California, in search of Gold.
It gives' a close approximation to the. specific gravity
at meter, and will err:oink enable the adventurer to asi
etittain:when his placer is poldine,Gohy . .
. Yours resWY, ArCLINTOCK.
Ilead Quarters for Boot/ and !shoe., ,
coautii/OPATO ANDANITAVIIILLDWPIZEIS, PPM3pROIt, PA.
oil' • Tamil& SCOW having commenced ._,,,,..--......,'
the gencralllOOT and SHOE business,4llo./I
wholesale aluLretail, would respectfully Iniiti
- the - attention of their friends and the public gene
rally, to their splendid-new stock, consisting or Idenbt,
Women'siPoys', Misses , and Children's wear, of every
minty, suitable for the season, and at prices to salt the
times. Also,' a splendid article of home-made work,
each as Gentlemen's tin Boots, and Ladles' Misses' and
Children's fine work. . _ ,
Please call and eutatine or yourselves.
N. 13.--TrataellurTninka, t'arpet Brigs, &c., &e., al
ways on fiend and, fere sale tow for cub. •
11Wr" Country Merchants would find it to their_ interetit
to give as a call, when visiting the city.
TROTH & SCCYPT,
Cttrner tint and Smithfield its.
•
. Economists.
Notice to Roonotata. • ,
-jiTeta 'subscriber, being desirous - of
_...,-
ehauging his - baldness. has determined ennoloni
... to close out ail, balance of his stock .of BOOTS,
ELIOM - AND TRUNKS, AT COST. : . They will
be sold in lot*, to suit perehaienyfrom - .-
' , ONE PAIR TO-A THOUSAND
Country Merchants ore invited to coital
RATEW, coasE it SNIFILFIELD AND FIFTR ST:4.,
Opposite the Pittsburgh Foundry, where they can buy to
their satisfaction, for the stock roast be close 4 out woo,
lOD eases Rants on baud, sui, Sitt,, Eli. 621 per case.
mar? , - J. HATES.
Biota as = S = omit Selling ogr at Coat.:
jTat lobacriber wishes to retail= Mt el mi s is
tiro stock or Boors and Soo= at Cosi=
Persona= wishing to purebasO, will have to call
soon; as he intnads to remove, oft the Ist of April,
to St. Clair street. His mock is large, and of the very
brat kind. The balance remaining unsold by the let of
April will be auctioniered Off to the higheat bidder.
iftergr. Corner placket and Libetly pls.
(Chronicle and Etiapmc It coey k week.)
w mstorsiTlw autos*.
THOMAS -HARRISON, MANUFACTURER - OF
Wassons, Drays, Clots, ,Rs.,
11=1111,1rillti AVVIrt,IiALT 361.1
.IritiMil in: COVIS 1i04.7A
THE proprietor of this establishment having' always
on hand a supply of superior, well 'seasoned Lunt.
bar, is prepared to fill ordentof every description in his
urrieeb of inituuSicturinit, with as short notice end on as
favorable term* as any oilier workman in the West. •
A .newly invented Patent Tip Wagon . (or . healing
brick, is built at the above lace. ',
Also, Repairing at.
recited to. conieptinaß "Wilt• - •ft Ot
ftl. prompt
_Rartaancria—Geo. W. Smith, Imes Mee:ally, Jonas
IrClintock.
autrS..3so
linnsan and Uadatasul Factory.
:D $.114 %V. AI. HANSAFORD respectfully lama the
11. citizens and the public generally that tin:rim:ft re.
moved their Waremomi to Smithfield surer. between
Diamond alley and Fifth street, sign of the Big 'Bedstead.
where they are preintred to sell. wholesale orretail,erry '
cheap for cash, the following uncles .7—Bureaus, Bird
steads, with Osnam's Iron Fall4l2ina, and also the best
quality of Screw Bedsteads, Tables * Stands, Ac. And
they wish it particularly ,ariderstood. as there is so much
prep:Mire memo machine made work, that they warrant
their 'merle to diva adisfirfien, and if not Well ettede,the
money shall he returned. naarlenfirri I
Cheap Ctosktng nog Scalp.
T HAVE just received from the Rama we'. 'selected end
fretth asrartment of SPRING and SUMMER GOOM,
Including English and French Chnibi,, CltiVfinlefall and
Vetoing., all at safteri at matutfactare, to whiab / waled
respectfully invite the attention of my hienda,
COSlntry Merebante and other* Melting the; MIT, who
wish to provide themselves with a good article at a tog
km prim, me respectfillig invited to mill on the sub
scriber. dUlettrk trarevuoil
No 115
Gatos to Move.
irOGNA, GLASS AND - CIFF.ENSmom SELLLNG
V OFF—Cat.t, am, SaCCAR 13AsoArss.—The undersign
ed being about to retaore,in the earning month, to Nkta3
Wood street, tsdesiroim or eosins out the greater part
or Ida .Stack ai REGVCED MIXES- lin would cali
your particular attendou to hitt large and splendid assort
ment of ClUisiA, GLASS and tiGLE.NSWARE,.
Gign
doles, Lamps, Britannia, Tea Ware, Caxton, French
and English Ildtunel Ornaments, and Tea of the
newest styles and pattern., hit or which he otters at a
amall advance above cost- Remember the place. No.
/13 Wool) sr. treb27l 91. GODKINSON,
Camas ere! *X /Low t'
T. IL YOUNG ec Co_ s
MVE removed their CABINET
WARP rooms to Connnercial Bow, Liberty
street, opposite the head of Smithfield.' where they will
keep constantly on hand an extensive aswnment a So
fas,l'ables,lVardrobes, 'Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs and
every article bi their line of business.
•,,* Undertaking promptly attended to at reasonable
ants, Caps, and distal.
Aft Tan subscriber is now receiving from the
city of New York a choice assortment of Hats
111 1 1 . 11 116 Cap s and Moto, Latest nektons; in greet va
riety, mid very orasr, wholesale and retail, ,
J.AHLIS WILSON,
novll Smithfield storet,Yddoor9outh of 4th at ,
FALL FASHION tfir
jt111 , 1308,11'& t 70.4 (late Weertt di Kin g ) WILL in tradote s on Saturday. A. nit. 20, the FALL
STYLE OF. 1/ A T 8 - " Just received from New
• York- Those in myna R neat and beautiful lIAT.
uninvited to call at their 4tor.h Corner of Fifth. end
Wood streets. ang24 •
Wow' Hat and-Cap ettrie.
4
JAMES WILSOIY, Has Mtinkfaeturer,dilk
(forMe sly of the corner of Diamond alley
an d woodstreem.) begsleave respectfully 1111=11117
to inffirm his old custo.u.tr ,s friends, and the public, that
be has opened a NEN-STORE, on Smithfield st., where
a choice assortment of HATS, CAPS, and LADIES'
RURS, (as good, emit, fashionable and cuLte us any in
the eity,)may be had. J. W. very cordially invites his
friends and the public to temernber his new location and
establishment,and give hint 'a call as hearty as helms:tads
to welcome them . : • mar3l-4
Fashionable Mit and Vutp Ittatisifiketoisr:
G EORtHiIS.ANSHUTZ, Agent, respectfullY A ft informs hi e friends and the public general
ly, that he has commenced the manalactare of
Hats and Capi, at No. 33 Wooditteet, one door from the
cotner of Second, where he has now on band a fine as
aorUnent of-flats and Caps orins own titan atecture which
he will diarane oft wholesale or retail, nn the most ten
sonabletterms, for cash or city acceptance. Hata made
to order at the shortest notice. aplo-3m
Clinton' Piper 811111. -
/11HE CLINTON PAIL e4 . e ER
a l;L ged d irn i
,si n th n ated i t i tt o S v t e e d u . i
b a c n n
vllle,,Ohio, having
at a very greatt, expense added new - and the tiling
proved kind is!' inaehinery, is"how prepared to manuilic
turn all kinds - of:Writing,Printing, Wrapping and Cotton
y oga papers, Rootlet Mounds, dm.,.equal to any in the
Eastern or 'Western country.
The undersigned having the - Agency of the above Mill,
will keep constantly onitand a large supP
n. ly:of the differ . -
ant kinds of Paper, and , wilb have any size made to
order at short notice. 7 ,
87 Woad et et.
rriELE subeeriberihnvuig taken the Saw inijl above
J, rift Ward - Bridge, formerly run by Nr..lcilin
bets, and having a good etock of , Thither on hand, would
solicit the patronage or the public. = Orders thankfully
received and punotuedly attended t 0...
• - •,04VARY h gr.M.II,DINO
,•I . •
Th e undersigned having sold bis Interest In the 'above
Mill to Messrs. Savary k Spaulding, would recommend
'them to hit ro mere ustotners and thecommunity; as being
well qualified ,tri give, satisfaction to all, who, may deal
with thorn. JOHN CHAMBIRP'
HOhD2SPATRIC BOOKS.—Just received.atthe Book
t store of the subscriber, in -Fifth at, near Market :
Maurits iffeefico,yaro. by Sarauelgalineman,translated
and edited by CharlosJullus Hempel, M. D. 4 'vols. .
Harinianrs,,AtuteDlseasm, by Dr. Remnrel, vol. 1.
Hotntepathic Dotnestic Me dicine,by I. Lowrie; onlarg.
ed and improved by A. J.
W Ball, M. D.
s
Jahr' A Manuel- vol. 1; Dios. i and 3.
..11erings,Doanit4c-P4 I 4P-Igile • ; •
'llooninglausen , s Therapcenc POOket
pathists, by Dr. Okie. ~ . . •
Habemaids Chronic Diseases, vol. 3.
o Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and
e taPle] VICTOR SCRIDA.
-
1,1/4.S.:ir; far,"7"....'7,3';•=r-V.Z.-ZeZ.,hri.g._,;,,,,A.,..:
==ffi
3=l=2sE
rieteianenus:
Conmr Market c7ni§-eCo-ndstreetx.
TheAreometer.
JAS. McOIIIRE,
Titltd it., new Wood
MiE=IINIMN
BYAUTHORITY.
• • JAPILI R. -POLK A • .•
•
President of the tintled • States
. of. Anterfep.
TO ALL "TO 5i711016, 1408 V I.IIIO3ENTB sums, CO3IE,
GREET/NO. •
Whereas a treaty was mnde and concluded' on the
sixth day : of August, A.-D, - ,1848, at -Port- Childs,
agar the head of Grand island, on.the south side of
the Nebrasenor Great Platte river, between Lieut.
`Colonel Ludwell E. Powell. • conananding battalion
'Missouri mounted volunteeis, en routs tbr.Oregan,
in behalf of the United .States,..and, the chiefs and
v headmen: iz:ortiid o f p th a
w e
n fo e u e r s, c o p o s fweda ated r
e Lo
'publicantriind Pawnee Taping°, at present - residing ,
on the south side-of Platteelriver; which treaty is]
Eerpned, bonds
of Pawnees,
neße
word for word as follows, to wit:.
Pawnee
. - •
Pawnee treaty, conauded.,ltsgust 6, 1848.
Article of agreement ,and convention made this
sixth day of Angest,..A. D"." 180, at ',Fort Childs,
'near the head of Grand'lslaid, tin 'the 'MO side
in the Nebrasea or Great Platte rifer,lbetween,Lieu
tenant Colonel .L ud well E.Powell, commanding bat r
talion Missouri
,volunteers, en route- to Oregon, in
behalf of the United States, and the chide and head
men of the four 'confederated bands - Of-Pawnees;
viz i Grand Pawnee*, Pawnee Loupi, Pawnee Re
publicaes, and Pawnee Tappage, at present resi
ding on the south side. of the Platte river..
AATiCLE I. ' The Confederated handier the Pei
nees hereby ceded and relinqulshid to the United
States all their right, title, and interest in and to all
that tract of land described as follows, viz. Com
mencing on the. tooth side, of-the.. Platt e, river five
'milts*est of this post,' (FOrt'tbilds;) thence due
north to She crest of the bluffs north of said Platte
riven. thence east and:along the crest of said bluffs
to the termination of Grand island, supposed to be
about sixty miler distantithence south to the south
ern shore of said Platte river; and thence west and
along the southein shore of the.said Platte river to
the-place of beginning: -.:, , ' • • • - '' - ' .
Milieu Jl. In convideratiop of the laud hereb y
ceded and relinquished; the United States_ his this
day paid, through Capt.' Stewart Van Vliel,-assistant
quartermaster United States army, under se order
from Lieut. Col. Ludwell E. Powell, commanding
blitalion Missouri mounted ,volunteers, to the said
four bands collectirely, on the execution or this
treaty, the amount of two thousand dollars in goods
and merchandise, the receipts of which is hereby
acknowledged. ..-, - -
Attricts 111. The United States shall have the
privilege of using any - bard timbet that may at any
time be needed, situated upon Wood river, immedi
ately north of the land-hereby conveyed.
AnirCLE 1V... The PaWIIOII. nation renew their as.
surance of trieidthip for the white men, their fideli
ty to the United States, and their desire for peace
- with all the neighboring tribes of Indians.
- . The Pawnee natioeoherefere, faithfully promise
Oct to molest or injure the property or person of any
`White cnixen of the United States, wherever found,
nor to make war upon any tribe with whom'said Paw
nee tribe now are, or-may hereafter be at peace;
but, should any difficulty arise, they agree to refer
the matter in dispute to such arbitration as the Pres
dent of the United States mayilirect.
, Awritte If.' These aitielesef agreement and con
vention shall be binding and obligatory from this
sixth day:of August, A.D. 1848.- ,- . , .
In testimony whereof; the aaid Lieutenant Colonel
Ludwell E. Powell, commandingjiattalien Missouri
volunteers,lnd the chiefs and headmen of the four
confederated bands - of Grand Pawnees, Pimlico
j Loops, Ps,joen.Republicans, and Pawnee Tappage,
IP.
have hereunto signed their names, and lased their
scale, on the day and year aforeasid. • -
LUDWELL E , POWI4, Lt. Col.
1 . Conal Dot. Mo. Mounted Volnnteera.
i CHIEF MA-LAIQUE, Principal-Chief
1 of the tour confederated binds, his a mark,
1 Chiefs of-- . .
hiv.zolork.
LaAthit-pit-ko i . - • hie *am*.
Te-ra-ro Tappoire, hTsz mark,
Executed cad delivered in the , presence of .
TKOS:MS. T. TOM), /41. Rat. Mo. Mt. Vita.,
Secretary. •
A. W; SUBLETTE,Capi. Co. A.
J. WALEEEIr4. S. U. S.Arniy.
W. R. RODGERS, Capt. Co. L.
DAVID BICCA.USLAND, Capt.
STEWART VAN VLIET, Capt. odd A. Q.M. U.
S. A.
, D. P. WOODBIJRY, Lieutenant Engineer*.
I J. W. KELLY, Ad Lieut., Commanding Co. C.
1 SAML. .1. LINGENFELTER. _ •
I ANT. LE. FAIVRE.
i PETER A. CARNES, Poragenutater.
' 1. B. SMALL, A. S. U. S. A.
F. JEFEREY DEESINE, Interpreter.
Nov,s therefore, be it linown *hail, JAMES K.
, POLKOresident or the United States of America,
haring.leen and considered "aid treaty, do, in put.
sumacs of tire advice and contains of the Senate, as
etpressed in their resolution or the eighth day of
i Jimmy, one thousand eight hundred and ibrty nine,
accept, ratify, and confirm the same, and every as
; tide and clause thereof. - .. .
1% ooa sT
In testimony whereof,' bare caused the seal of
the United States to be hereunto affixed, having sign
ed the tame with my hand., .
Done at the city of. Washington this eighteenth
day or January, in., the year of our Lord
(L. ..j one thousand eight hundred and forty nine,
and of the indepeodeace of tbe United
States of America the the seventy third.
JAMES- POLK-
By the . President:
]antra BUCHAlsAiv;Seczetay of State
•
Act* and. Regolattaltep passed at the Bee.
and Peeelon of the. Thirtieth Coug
Roam—No. 38.) -
AN ACT to carry into'effect - certainstipulations of
the treaty between the United Stattmof America
and the republic of Mexico, of the secondday of
February one thousand eight hundred and forty
sight.
,I.
Be it enacted .sf .emi.s end ...00ze Ftepresers
latices of the United Stales of Atneriea in Congress
assembled, That the President of tlMUnited States,
by and with theosisice And content of the Satiate,
shall appoint. three persons who shall constitute a
board of commissioners, to meet at the city of Wash
ington, at some early day to be designated by. the
President, whoie duty it shall be to receive and:es
amine all OPIUM of citizens of the United . States up
on the republic . of Mexico,
which are provided for
by the treaty between saidgoVernments of the Uni
ted States and Mezicd, concluded on the second day
'of February, eighteen hundred And fortyleight, and
'which may be presented to the said board of corn-
Missioners, and to decide thereon according to the
- provisions of the said treaty, and' of thefirst andfift4
articles of the unratified convention concleded at
the city of Mexico+ on the twentieth day of Nevem
ber, one thousUnd eight hundred and forty-three.
Szc. 2. And be it further' enaetedi That the 'llllia
board or commissioners shall a 'secretary, seis
ed in the English - and - Spanlshlunguages, to be, ap.
pointed by the President, by and with the advice and
consort of the Senate; and. Mesabi board is hereby
authorized „to appoint a clerk,, and. to make ail nemt
rut rules and regulations, ant cente n ary to the laws
of-the United States or the provisions - Of said trea
ties. for carrying their said cemmissionlnto full of
Scc. 3. And be itfurlher enacted; That all records,
documents, and papers, which now ate 9r hereafter,
until the close' of said cemntlindonfmay2 come 'into
the possession of the Department bf:Stitte; having
relation to said claims, shall be .41elliered" to the
said board; anttWhen the said Commission 'Shall be
concluded, the journal proceodingi; together
with all the records, docuinients,iind' papers which
shall have come into Its possession relating to the
business of 'said boardi - shall he deposited in the
office of the Secretary of State; and the period .of
one'year Wont-and idler thetotganisdtlon - of said
board is hereby - designated, withid"which said com
missioners may, at the instance', of ney;claicitant - or
'claimants, apply; through the Secretary of State of
the United States, to the Mexican minister of for
eign affairs; for all • such hooks, ,records, or.'docu
meats, in:tho,pciasession or power of the-govern
ment 'lithe Mexican republic, es *hall neemed
beceasary, to the just daemon of any . claire or claims
submitted to said tiodrd, inconformity with`the Tiro;
visions,of saidtreaty, • ' .7 ;
Sec. 4. - And be it further enacted, "1".44440. Sec
retary of State is required, as soon as the President
shall have designated the day for the meeting of the
said board, to give public notice thereof, and to
- Itia c ffeS,
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Grout Pt:minas.
8 " - re 14 1)0,s.,...,Aii.X , staikk.
Abltih-rxsata s x mark.
Pincus La4s.
Lik.ko-topita, bis . z mark.
Viermb Chief, his x mark.
Bill C4ief i . his x ;nark.
katinser,Reptsbitcant. -
La-lo•cbe.lamrha•ro, x mark.
A-shrs.ll4a•cot-alta-10, his x mark.
American thicf, Lis s - mark.
P ' 21 . 41 t.e PfPa.ge*.
lIMINE
,cause said notice to. be published :in such nemspa; -
pere as are latharized,te publish the:litre of the
tailed States. • --'-•
SEC. 6. And be it further . enneted;- , That the com
pensation of the respective officers for whose ; - apri
pointmeet Provision, is Made shall - be as
follows,. namely: To 'tact h.of Said commissioners at.
therstearthreethottiand dollars annamt - to the
Secietaryof the , beard - at the, - -rate of two thoatind
'dollitrirperanniol; and to Ihe::Clert - at the -Into"' of
fifteen hundred - dollits'per annum.'": And the
:dent of the United States shall be,
eatitorliettio make prevision - for the abiltingent
asperities of ttaid-cottimissiowas•to hiM shall appear,
reasonable and prOper. And the :said salaries., and
eremites shall be paid out of 'arty . moneys , le-. - the
treasury not otherwise appropriate d. • ' '-." •
-• Sze:. 6. And be it further enacted, That the-liaid•
commissioners shall reportto - the Secretary
,of State
a list of all the - several awards - made - by:theiti; a seer
lifted copy: thereof shall be by him.' transmitted to
the Secretary of the Treasury, who
:shell thereupon
distribute, to ratable proportionkamong the "persona
in. - whose favor the avoarde shall have been made,
the amount - stipulated in the fifteenth article of the'
said treaty, (beingthree and one,fourth Millions, of
'dollars,) according to the: proportions - • *Hell - their I
respective awards shall bear to. the' said -, .three , and.
one-fourth millionS,Of dollets,..6rst . deducting - .mich
sums of money.l as May • be" due the United States
::frern'saiii - persona iitwhose favor said ewardi shall
be made;, and the Secretary shall thereupon: cause
; certificate*of stocks of the United States-to:be iss,
lied to the said parties, respectively, •or their lgal
- representatives, for - the amount t o which ' they 'may
be entitled, : trhiCh .stock _shall- bear ea interest alai: -
- per ceat per annum until paid, ,iand redeemable...at
any time at - the - pleasure of the - United Statei, at
pay the same in money, at the option -- of the United.
.
SEC. 7. And be. it further enacted, That the said
board shall terminate its &ugh:leas within two - years
from the day at, its organization. •
Sec. 8, And be it further enacted. That in all C.l
- arising under this act where any person or per
, sons, other than - these in whose favor an award bait
-been or may. be made, shall claim the_ amount so
awarded, or any part thereof.and shall within thirty
days from the passage of this act, or-frim the date
. of said award - , notify the Secretary , of the Treasury
of his, her, or other intention to contest payment
of the same as awarded, and shall file with the die
trier:attorney otthe United. Stated a bond, with good
and sufficient security, to be approved, by him, for
the'payment of the costa and damages arming there
from, the amount 'so awarded, and the - payment of
which is contestedas aforesaid, shall be and remain
in the , treasury, uS the United.- States, subject to, the
decision of the courts of the United Statee thereon;
and thereupon the said party so claiming the sum so ,
awarded, or any part thereof, shall be. at liberty to
file his bill for relief and , injunction, in the circuit
courts of the District of Columbia, upon the princi
ples which gotten courts of equity; and any injunc
tion thereupon granted by the court shalL:betrespec
ted by the Treasury Department; 'and the said case
in equity shall thereupon be'conducted and-govern
ed itfali respects - as in other Cases in equity.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That this act
shall not go - into effect until from and after the tenth
day of March, eighteen hundred and forty-nine.-
APPROMI March 3, 1349.-
IPlnam—No: -294
.
AN ACT to establish the HomeDepartment+ and in
provide for the Treasury Department an Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, and a col:rind/shiner of
the customs. • - ' ' '
Be it enacted by the ;mate and House of Repreeen•
tatires tf.theiTnited -Stales "of Ameica in . Congress
r - assembled,' That from and after the passage of this
act, there shall be;created anew, executive depart
-meat of the government of the 'United States, to be
milled the Department of the Interior; the' head of
Which department =shall be.galleds . the Secretary of
thalatesistw, who Shall be appointed by the President
of the United States, and who shall hold his office
by the same tenure, and receive the same salary, as 1
the Secietarici of the other executive departments+,
• and who shall perform all the duties assigned to him
by this'act. ' "
Sec. 2. And be it farther - enacted, That the Sec+
retary:Of the Interior shall exercise and perform ail
the acts of supervision and appeal in regard ao the
office of Commissioner of Patents, now exercised by
the Secretary of State; and the said Secretary of
Interior 'hall sign all requisitions for theadvance-or
payment of money out of the treasury on estimates
or accounts, subject to the same adjustment or con
trol now exercised:on similar estimates or accounts
by the Fire or Filth Auditer and First Comptroller
of the Treasury. • - -
Sec. 3. And heitferther enacted, That the Sec
retary of theinterlor shall perform theoduties in
relation to the General Land, Office, of aupervision
and appeal, now discharged by the Secretary ofthe
Treasury; and the said Secretary of the Interior
-*hillier+ ail requisitions for the advance or payment
•rof money' out of theArcasury,_ on „estimates-or ae.
counts, approved or certified , by the Commissioner
of the General Lend office,subject to the same con
trol now exercised by the First Comptroller`of the
Treasure
Szc. - 4. And be a: farther enacted; That the sual
visory power now exercised by, the Secretary - of the
Treasury over the accounts of the marshals, clerks
end other officeni of all the courts of the United I
States;shall be exercised by the Secretary of the
interior, who shall sign all requisition, for the ad
vance or payment of money out-,,0f the treasury, on
estimates or accounts, subject to the same control
now exercised on like estimates or accounts by the
First Auditor and First Comptroller of the Treas.
Sec. b. And be it further enacted, That the Serve
tary of the Interior shall 'exercise the supervisory
and appellate powers now : exercised by the Seereta
ry of• the War Department, in relation to all the acts
of the Commissioner of Indian Affairag, and shall
sign all requisition's for the advance or Payment of
money nut of the treasury, on estimates or accounts,
subject to the same adjustment or control Tomes
ercised on similar estimates or accounts by the Sec
ond Auditor and Second Comptroller of the Trees ,
ury.
Sze. 6. And be it: further enatted; That the Sec
.
retail of - the Interior shall•Oxercise the lupervisory
1 and appellate powers now exercised by the Secrets=
ties of the War and Navy. Departments, in_ relation
to all the acts , of the Cummtareqper of Pensions;
and shall 'alga all requisitions flg the advance or
paYment'mf money out of the treasury, on estirriates
or accounts, subjeit to the same adjustment or con:
trol now exorcised on similar estimates or accounts
by the Third or Foarth Auditors and Second Comp
troller of the Tree - seri. •
Sze. 7. And brit fartherenacted, That the Secre
tary_ of the :Interior shall exercise:all the.supervit•
.ory and appellate powers noir exercised by, the
Secretary of State; in relation to all act of rnarshall
and others in taking and returning the ceoseaof' the
United States; and shall sign all requisitions for the
advance or payment of' money, out of the treasury,
on, estimates or accounts, subject to the same adjust
ment or control now exercised :tier sit:niter esti
mates and Recounts by the Tilth' Auditor •and First
Comptroller:of-the _Treasury. - •
Sze. ; 8. Andbeilforther enacted, That the super
filmy andmppellate powers new exercised by. the
Secretary of the Treasurtover the lead" and - other
mines of the Unite& States, and over the accounts
- of tke agents thereof, shall be exercised by the SOC.
teary of the Interior; who , shall sign all requisitions
forthe advanact or payment
,of money:out of the
treasiary, On estimates or' accounti, subject Wale
same•adlustmont or control 'now exercised tin simi.
; or estimates Of accounts by, the Second Auditor and
Second Comptroller of the Treasury. .
Szc..S. Alytbeitfurther eaaded, That s uper:
visor) , and tappet:lld- powers now exercised 'by the
President of the United States ever the .Commis
sioaer of Public Buildings, shall be:exercised by the
Secretary of the Interior; who shall all reciaiii;
Vona fbr theradvance or'payment of monei out - ef
the treasury on eitimates, or aeamintsi , subject to
the saute adjustment Or control now exercised on
similar estimates or accounts by. the First Auditor
and First Comptoller of the Treasury:" Prorided,
Ttiat nothing'in 'Ole section coat:tine:l'd:all be con=
mtrue&to take from;hlipresiding officers of the two
houses of Congress the .power now possessed.: by .
them to make and enforce rules and regulations for
the ettro;• preservation,. orderly &toping, and police
of the Capitol, and its appurtenances. - • .
Sta. 10.; And be it, further-enacted, That. the Sec.
rotary of the Interior shall have and a au
pervisory power and control over the board of in
spectors and warden of the penitentiary or the bia.
ttict of Columbia; and shall sign all requisitions - for
the advance or payment or money out or -the-trexte
ury on estimates or accounts, subject to thelsamo
adjuatment or control now 'exercised on similar es;
timstes or accounts by the`'First Auditor- and First
.Comptaller of_the.Treatury..-
Su. al.. And best further, entiftedr , .
Secretary of the Itaterior is hereby authorized to ;Fri
point a chief clerk'of his department, who' skill re - 4
ceive a salary of two -thousand dollars per annum;
and that the Presider: 9f the United States, on the
CM
=ME
. r i.~ S.' - ~ _~
recommendation of the : aiiltyfectetaryto • /eta*
1
nor, may transfer. frhist 7 4hei ,Treae2titeihiparttneiat '?
proper, to t iit
he - DepartMent ;th.oklolorlors Buck 1"
clerks in the °Ewer - the Secretaryol. thia.'rretutiMy :1,
all perform the . duties 'over 'WhiCh ribtOsseperslemn
and control arc given by'thle act tiallittecreUtry 01;'.
the Interior, which said clerk• shallAtolierefAcr auk* -..
.;.
ject to the appointing, and removing -power of the
Secretary of the Interior, as also the .clerks In the:.
several bureaus heretofore itipoilited 'or removable!
by the heads of departinints;' whiCh baretias are t ,
transferred bythis act to..the,D_Ppiarlit 44 .01 th e 1101 - 1
'crier. : r: ;.... .. .. ..._.......::.;„ 4- .- ..?. v.'' , - .11..
ace. 21. Andbeflitalker-enackeirThtt an offieir
shall be appointed. by the Preaidedt ot the United:
States, and s with the advance and. consent of the '-
Senate. inAlickfrApariment of_the L TreasAry. au one
of its bureaus, to be called the Commissioner' of 4 :
Customs, who shall perform all the acts and etereisol4.
all the power., now developed by laW on the . Firitl. .:
Comptroller of the Treasury; relating to tha'roceiptil ..,
from customs and the aecoupta of collectors and . .
ii
other officers of the -customs, Or connected there . . ...
with; who shall hold his office „by the same tenure,_ .
and received the same amount of salary as the First ff..
Auditor' the treaaury, and 'payable - .ha the.name ‘
manlier., And the secretary, of the Treasury shall ,
transfer from the office ofthe Firth Comptroller stick
clerks all may be necessary to the tannin' of the
..'
Cemmissioner of customs ' for whom: the said . Sucre.'
tary of the Treasury _ shell also Appoint on chief •.:
clerk, at a salary of seventeen huudred dollars per .
Ste. 13. And be it further made; That an olS; 7
cer shall be appointed in the Treasury Department .!
by the Secretary of the Treasury, to be called •the '
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; whiotto•aalal7'" !
shall be three thousand dollars per annum, payable ..
in the same manner as that of the Secretary of the
Treasury, .who shall e x amine , all !attars, Contract*
nod warrants, prepared for the signature of the Sec. ,_
retary of the Treaaury ' and who • shall perforM all i ~
such other dole* in the office of the Secretory or ..
the Treasury , now performed by some Of his ilotha i ,•l
as pay , be devolved on him by the Secretary, of the. .:,
Treasury, who shall also appoint a clerk at's salary
of seventeen hundred dollars per annum; who tliall I
perform such duties as a clerk is the .Treasury Da: •
panment, in aid of said Assistant Secretary, as may
be assigned to him by the:Secretary of the Trirasn-
Sic. 14. And be itfurther enacted, That the Sec
retary of the Treasury shall transfer from the'office,
of the First Comptroller one of his mesaengors, , to
perform the same duties in the office of , the 'Com
missioner of Customs, as also such portion of,the
contingent fund of the office of the First Caniptroll
er as may be reqUirod in that of the Commissioner
of catoms; in consequence of the transfer of clerks
from one office to another, althe transfer of a mes
senger from that office to another. And - tho' Scare
tary of the Treasury shall transfer on of, hlif4nes
-sengers to the office of the Secretary of the fated.
or, as also such portion of the contingent fond of the
office of the Seceetary of the Treasury as 'may be
required in the office of the Secretary of the into
riot), in consequence of the transfer of clerks from •
one department to the other.
Sze.. 15. Andbeit further marled, That nothing
in this act contained shall be so constructed_as to_
affect or impair any of the powers coulerred,
.or
duties devolved, on the Secretary of the 'Treasury,
in relation'to the transfer, safekeeping, or...disbars°. -
meet of public moneys, by the act of thestath of
August, one thousand eight botadred and . foity-sir,
- entitled "An act to provide for better orgabiza.
than of the treasury, and for..the collective, safe.
keeping, transfer, and disbursement of the paMic -
revenue."
Amore') March 3, 1899. •
[Pinttc—No. 40.31
AN ACT to authorize the coinage of gold' dialltun
- .and - double eagles. •
-. Be it enaeted4iheJutte and House OP .-,Reptciottri
'toffees of the United gtates of America Congren
assembled, That there snail be from hate to time,
struck and coined at the United Stott:31 1 111ot, and the
branches thereof, conformably in all respects to . law,
(except that On the reverse of the gold dollar the
figare of the eagle shall be omitted,) and .conform
ably.in all respects to the standard for gold. cafes
now established by lay, coins of gold of the fellow-
ing denominations and values, viz . double eagles,
each to ho of the value of twenty dollars, or gala,.
and gold dollars, each to be ofthe value atone
. .
dollar, or unite.
Sec. 2. And be it further. enacted. That for 11l
sums whatever the double eagle shall be a legal ten
der for twenty dollars, and the gold dollar shall he .•
a legal tender for one dollar. . :
Sac, 3. - And be it further enatteil..Tbatill
now in force in relation to the comae of the . Veiled
States, and the striking and coininethe some, "Rio,,
so far as applicable, have full force acid effect Its
lotion ;to the coins hereio.authorised, .whether the
Said laws are penal or otherwise; and whether they
are for preventing counterfeiting or debasement, for
zifotecting the currency, for regulating and guard leg
the process of striking and coiniug, and, the .prepar..
ahem! thereof, or for tho security of the coin, or for
any other purpose. -
SEc. 4. And be ttfurther enacted, That in adjust
ing the weights of gold coins henceforward, there!.
lowing deviations from the standard weight shall
not be exceeded in any of the single pieces ---name
ly, in the double eagle, the eagle, and the halfengle,
one half of a grain, and in the quarter eagle,. .and
gold dollar, one quarter of agrain; and that, In
weighing a large number of.pieces together, when
delivered 'tom the chief coiner to the transom,
ane from the treasurer to the depositorsi the devia
tion from the standard weightshall ant exceed three
pennyweights in one thousand doable eagles; two
pennyweights in one thousand eagles; ono and one-.
half pennyweights in one thousand halfeagles;rono
pennyweight in one thousand quarter eagles; and
ono half of a pennyweight in one thoimand gold
dollars. •
Arrativr.n March 3, 1849.
Merchant Teller..
MILE subscriber respectfully annottnces to hiictfitioni-
A. ere and to the gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
general y , that he has received his usual assortment of
Spring Goods, for gentlemen's wear, to width-belt:mites
their attention. }bitstock comprises fine Broad Cloths of
all colors; Cusimeres• ' rich Vesting*, of plain and fancy
patterns all of which he is prepared to manufacture in
the best and most fashionable style. Also. Children's
Clothing kept constantly on hand and dende to order;
WM: B. SHAFPER,
my 24 - '• Water at, fid door above Nntional Hotet-
• , ruaktozaable Cto ahlAg Stare
NO. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH!
rrHESnbscribers respeerfally-infornitheir him:ids - and
I. the public generally, that ther.have.j e urs received.
a new supply of French and 'English Clothe, end casii
ma re!,—Veounga of.all styles' and quality—Ready-markt
Clothing of all descriptions; nCckand pocket Handker-.
chiefs, Shins; in short, every •article usually kept la
Clothing Stores constantly on hand. , - -. • _
Gentlemen wishing trihaveoClothes made ttiordatclet
a fashionable style, will find a to their advantage to-eV!
and examine our stock before going elsewhere. " •
VeIIILLES DOWNING:'
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by . mutual consent: Mr. Jai. T. Daft havingdeclin.
ed butane's& an account . or ill health, has disposed of tits
interest to Jas. C. Atheson. The business hereattersvill
be conducted in the name of W. & J. C. Acheson...
• • WM. 'Aciresok
JAS. T. DAGOt. 'i•
7 Pittstpargli, July)lS4B
i rt .- withdrawing from the firm of Acheson le Dan,
I take pleasure in recommending,my snceesssor tomy
(Fiends and the public generally. JAS; T. Dego: •
ISSOLUTION.—The Partnership' heretofizre
D
iag between the subscribers, under the firm of J. &
J. M , Dzvrrroxias dissolved on the 7th inst. 'Enhar puny
is authorized to use the name of the firm, in- settlemenA.
JOAN M , DEVIIT__,.
JAMES MrDEVITT:f
?March AO.
ErCO-PARTNERSHIP:The onderriedlia;ei tido
day formed a Co-partnership under the. f m of ,JOAN
BPDEVITT & BROTHERS , for the transaettonof IQ*
eery andßrodune 1131.Bit:teas, JOHN A:VW:M i .
JAMES IN'D
jtfareh 7, 1849.--1m532) . :. • z. WILLIAM DPDRlllttir.i.:'
- 1 - LLI§OLUTION.--I'tie partnership of Moamar aktanin
li this day &waived, by inuteuil eminent. .Tknbn
orthelrin will beatified by IL Lee
,•.r. Ettraaky.)
Pittsburgh, 30th JU5i.,.1949
NOTICE—The undersigned - wil Continue ‘thi,Wooi •
.baldness and attertd.to th e oak of Ni r ooloo the
'old place.
Du. In zetiring from the late film . of - Mttilltrit. Lae 'I.
take great pleurae in recommending alz..M.LatAdt e
confidence of my'friends dnd to the ;naiad.'
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-.10111.1 DUNLAP.
ttyny
TOHN DUNLAP • having, in) she. Ist inet.;: ilarsodarea
tl 'with him in his business Joan PLIMING.th,C7 Win
hereafter cam on their I mportlne . of Hank, pp wartifirrisr
Hardware, and Iftan ufamtinngihipineW i A . nder.he name
auirstyle of John Danlaplc Co. The btaiinins o f Ote old .
establishment will be closed hptheaenioryantep, o r t b.
present firm, at. heir warehouse. corner of Market ri
Second anew (JOO) • .JOHN er
11HG MIDNIGHT SIIN—A Pilgrimmgcy kr:Fractal'
Bremer; trebsbiled by . bfary Hewett. Jest remslvlo
1 1 .114f0r sale by. , z ',JOHNSTON STOcKIMT.
• Corner Mnricet pm' :Li .11,1 i;
OOBUSHELS VESY FINE fano. Tiles
sad for sale by (WM CUMBUNS & &aka
ried.
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