' L . 4,ML.rfit • :4 4X . ;7* '• f ; -`. r'~ ; E* H • , S • : • • •-• • - • ' ". ~.. •'' r •''. • ~..,.::. • .• • . =ENO =IV ?~` ,~~,~~ i ~ ' '= ~. '.. y,,, ..... Mai i •. • : • • ,4 • • , „ - OHNE= SI ~'~.. J A , f+, i~Z nT~~•~~ ME I=l MESE MBE " ~: _,. El MIEMBEN EDNI IMINI SEMI DiME = MO MEIN MI Mini - . - m• -,•••• •••-••'. - • ' " • " !+ ~ t f 7-trt • 1:47 0 7 5 7 ;2f, • 1 ' l' • ; 4 - • 7- --- vW4,-"Z":-/ = MEE . ,- J ...- ' • ' • < \ MEM =I VOLUME tiAltat , Prinpa g!tit rabhthat e*rg Morning, 'IS 1r HARP= • 1101132411 . 111 ff cOloint OF WOOD arm ca w. lls . irr.ggiutra—rive. Do a year, payablersiziet in Matinee:" 'Six Dollars ; will invariably belietidged notpald'Within the year. ' • • ' Mr* copies rwo :citrasL—foisalp'sit the *,un nus., office, and by the News Boys. . • ..• - . THE SATURDAY NORNIRD POST ' published from the some office;. on. a large blank size sheet, at TWO DOLLAR'S a year, in advance 'singlet copies nog !isms. ' ' • IW No paper will le . diseohtbined . (nalisi it the dit crew= of the proprietor ) until all arrearages are paid • Il3' No attention will Am.paid.tostny order unless ac cot:partied by the money, or satisfactory reference in tbi . . .. • T gli. mi . 1 6 F: .. A . -bVERTISI NO. ritl 64.17,4.7pc OP TWILLVZ IS pa LB55. Oii. taieitiOn26 •• •SO 50 one month, • - ..... 54.00 Two do••• ......... 075 Two do • : 000 Three do .1 00 Three do 7 00 One • Week,' ' ' :1 50- Four: do:. 800 Two do••••, .. . ... • • 250 Six do 10 00 Three "do•- : —. 300 One Yea r _, •15.00 YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS: • Clielnieetbleii P asure. ONE 6C111•11d. , TWO SQUASE3. Six Alondis,• • •• • • •$l5 00 'Six Months, WO 00 One. Year, . . 2 0 ro0 I One Year,. • • ..... 30 00 Larger advertisements in proportion. • . Cards qf FOUR LINES, Five Dollars a Year. :s arge cuts will not be inserted unless *an extra price paid. tEr.asirertialimalita upon whieb the number of inser tions is not marked. will be inserted and chimed-one .41refessional Qrbs. P. CIIIIIIOSTOX SILANNOS.• •euvia H. =exam SHANNON SHANNON, ktornevs et Law.—OfEee , on Fourth edge!, nearlyopposita the Mayor'a Office. D, dummy .a t st., above 2,2 • Wood. • ' • mAr3o:y SAMUEL W.411.10.:6 1 , awasnry;as La w -•ol2kee on 4th street, near Gnat,' Pit:share'. • • oct2s dll ES . o.lertiicittorticy as Law; Offies In Rahn- CF • weU35 Buildings. Cram meet: znar27.api l'Aft. A. IV .. OLIVES, 'Physician and Surgeon.-.lpee 1.,2 No .8, St. Claw &inset, Pittsburgh:. tiu22/-Y EN DR. JOHN CILAWFORD,_oface on St. Clair street, opposite the Exchange. - • • angl.ol , CORLANDO LOOM - 15, Attorney at Lam.—Office 4th s at., above Wood. july4-y rIVKOM3B"M. biAßSHALL,'Attarray at Law:—Oilice, • Lorrrie'a Buildings, Fount at. ' .Jan7-Iy. 1. DAIMAtikl, Arrarnair at La ta—Ottice in itakewelrs C. Baildhtgla am. Graat-street, opposite- thiS. Court Homo. • • :.. • ' U ----- Z — MqNrljY - ,..tuornty at La - ter.-•-Offzee in the •slime building with Alderman brbiaater, Fifth st.,- between Wood and dinithdeld eta. • angl7-Gm• TORN BARTON, Attorney as Lam—Office, North side U of Flfth street, between-Wood and Smithfield t in the erne budding with Alderman Morrow.. " septai-1y 9.o.ntau W. LA YNE, Attorney and Cotinultor at Late and _Notary Pubtie.-office at the corner of 4th and ood 11134 Sibbet*Jones! Exchange office. oda in LDIIIUND SNOWDEN, dtknney . at Law.—Ocoee U the building on the North East corner of Fourth and Smithfield Its. • . . • • • novll-y • bIIOR/LOW,,Aidamun.—Officemortlt side of Fifth .Lies'etreet, between Wood' and Smithfield, Pittsburgh. ISFCANDLES & APCLIIRE, Aturrmys and Co:quasi-. lon at Laic.--49/ftee as Fourth el., opposite &R. H. ratterson's Livery Stable, Pittsbargb. seplol , - FORWARD &SWARTZ WELDER, Attorneys atLaut, °See on Fourth street, between Wood and Smith. Sled, opposite Parterson's Livery Stable. ap7-y E(HWE (111.1.411.01tE4 Attorney and Counsellor. at Law.—Ofttee removed to the Yd door below Grant et., on Fourth, to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil T. N. M'C e IVRY,. Attorney and Counoeßor as Law.— tr 4 , , Office in•BakewelPs Buildings an Grant street. - jr..1)17-Iy. tCO . s Al Fourth et-, five doors west of Mar • bet.. ll work warranted, and if net perfectly sat i•factory no charges will be made. leg° • 133.10 VAL.—Dr. Robert Snyder, boa removed Ins office to Fourth street, between Wood and Smith field streets. marl.s-ly REMOVAL.—A. Beelenints removed his commissaism and forwarding business from the Canal Basin to his new warehouse, on Third street, nearly opposite the Post may3o-ly IDIFIdOVAL.--JOHAT J .AUTC.HICL, Attorney at Law, .11i haa removed to Fourth at., next door to the office of Aldentian Steel. . - • • • ap7 - - - - laffiCß-7140,000, in Birmingham, for sale by aP 2 I RIIEY, MATTHEWS 1 CO BUCELMASTER. Atklermon- f -Office: Fourth street third door. above Smithfield, South side- Conveyancing of all kinds don* with Ilia gre'ateat 'tare .and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Estate exainined, dce n0v,15. 10101 COYLE; 'Notary and, Comq,anter.-otlice 0 hietealra- EuZding, pottrth street, near Smithfield, Pittaburgh. Deeda t ßonda Mortgages, Articles ofngree mein, and all other instrumentsof writing drawn up - with ' 'atettracTami dispatch. Titles u: RealEatate examined. O • P • "I NSON, Alderman, Filth Ward, Penn , st...letween Walnut and &Hera sta., where he may be &arid Alan times. • Those having houses or other prop erty'lo-sell or rent;can have the same punctually attend -•ed to; debts collected; and all the duties of an Alderman will, receive prompt attention. .": • 0c27--p " DIELLON A wow:is-arid COUNSELLOtt Lew,. office in: Xt. Mellon's Buildings, corner of Wylie and kitth steels east aide of Cdurt idolise. • _ . . Mr! Coyeetlng, Conve3raneing, examinations of Re cords; Re.. promptly and =camels , attended to. myld • _ . z ttoorrrruu qq and cowl:cum. al • .rA10; (eaceessor to Lowrie & WintnntS)ofilee at the old Maud Fourth se., above Smithfield.' '• • ' THE Parip etship heretofore exiating. between Henry W. Williams. Esq., and myself, hi - the practice of the law, • was dissolved by mutual consent ori the 26th ult., and the business will hereafter be continued by Henry .V. , litens, whom -I. anost cheerfully - recommend to all for whom I have.•the honor to do business—as a gentleman every wag worthy of their confulence. • • - declB-Iy • . WALTER H. LOWRIE. George U.. Riddle, Conveyancer , . OFFICE in Aver7ll.ow, Fifth street;ahove Smithfield, PP atta r burgh.' and ti.herinatraments of writing,drawn with neatness, legal accumey and dispatch. Re will .also attend to drawing • NA filing Meelsontes'. Liens . , Accounts qf Exemet&s,Admiis• thrown, *ea.:muffling mks to Real Estate; Searching Prom his Icing experience, and intimate acquaintance With the manner of keeping the public • records, he ex pects to give satisfaction to those who may entrust their nosiness to his Care. - - deels • . .. . r , subscriber has paid into the Tress:l7 of the COM ' • monwealth, the amount of license required by law. elms given the regularly approved security, and taken out a commission of she first class, as an Auctioneer of the city 'of Pittsburgh, and . rented that spacious ware ' room belonging to SylvanusLothrop,Esq.iNo.ll.9 Wood street, three doors from Fifth, where he is prepared to at tend to the sale of every kindot Merchandise,Furniture, Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping "&c., either at the Auction Rooms or on thepremises, and Will xn all cazezexert him self to the utmost for the benefit of his employers, on the most reasonable terms; he will sell exclusively and only an commission;' neither purchasing nor having any in .terestwhatever on goods in the store, butmerely the com nsitsinnforseiting,therebygiving all owners aft:l:chance without partiality of having therein property disposed of to the beat advantage. ~ ' -Sales will be promptly settled °when made. Advances will be-.given at any time on the most accommodating - terms. Merchants will not charged for advances. Regular sale days: Mondays and Thursdays, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture, tic.; and every evening, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Guns, Pistols, and Fancy Artidlei. Booki an Saturday evenings, _ _ up% - ' ' - JAMES'APRENI NA, Attet- lohr &E. TODD would respectfully inform"the mer chants of this city and. our customers generally, that we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur nishing Goods, to the corner of 1 7 .111. h and Market streets, -51 d story over IV, I P. Jim* entrance -on Filth street, where we intend to keep on hand &large stock of Shirts, of oar own manufacture, with an assortment of Gentle inane En:mist" Goods, usuallylrept by Eastern Whole , Seing.very ankful for the kind patronage bestowed on as for the past year, we would be happy to receive calls from our old customers and merchants generally, and would inform- them that we intend nothing on our part shall induce them to look further, as we expect to add largely to our, stock, and diminish our-prices... 2... Merftants and .dealers are - solicited to examine our . tOTEFL AND FILE fdANUFACTORY:--The subseri , -10 hers, having enlarged their establislunent for the man sdatturo of Bran and-Fuss—on the corner of (Mira end Liberty atreets,..Pitteburgh—are prepared - to furnish Files °revery desenption, of the best quality; and being determined to make it the Interest •of consumers to 0:m -ast* Files from Them, respectfully inyitti 4E6 -Pato:maps. of all who tom the article. • • . marlOT . ANKELIAT CO.- RFACCIVAL.-4;t account of our pent up market, and a demand for vegetable stands,; f have been com pelled to remove my 'Bread Stand to the opposite side of Market stroet, - in front of . Alexander & Day's ,Dry. Goods 'Stem, where shall be gltulto tee myforraer customers: jyt2 - • - ' •-' .lOHN SHEPRARD. 0R SALE, Four. Lots--Bormded by keen, Liberty F and Ray eta, each lot having :24 feet front, and ex, imam; backlit) feet. Two of them are corner lots, and he_posttion of the wholeproperty is orie _of the most ad: vantageous tha city. For further information apply to " • -L SWARTZWELDER, Fonrthlt o vi'l4l between Wood and Smithfield. MLITTON HAMS -4 bad. Mutton - Hams, on consign went add for sale by •. - : , MILLER to RICEETSON,. Not. 172 andl74Libarty 'lb- - " 42 N. 4 -Nato; - '. 4 . . „4 ,p 4 0)44 _ , - ,'.,,:. , ...7,::, - :.?„•;_ , ME INZII Auction Notion. aemoval. • • ... • . . .. ... . • - • • .. .... . •. • . . , - • . - ...... - , , ..,::...:2,...- - ... - :. ..*;:- , ......;.:..,,,......-.- .• -. ! . :.- - 1;1' : , . - -i - ;1. - : , . -..:,-.. .::;.!,... ,;-/?.. ;•. • .... '••+. • . • . - ''''.'".'-• : , i 1 • - Th:'•.. -• - .•• . -- '- , ;";• .. i . 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I'/. 11 - Wood—St. Charles Buildings. fueSlBl , 1 . Tninitiallq itri i - Tinser and . Cossniiial: ter u chant, No. illt.Wood street, :. s., , :-,: : ,• . • felg :. FiTERITI.;O7I , T,:itINB . KI • , jfi 'Trimmings, No.andirkeVetreet, - . :1611 • '• ALEXANDEft 'JAYNES; Pain 'Tea Skteigi'lft 'Third stree near Wood. - febl. ChIeCLOSKEIr, inns City Main/ Mora n lio:l32, •LiOertY eine; oPPoaltii the month oftlatket: febt TOSHUA . ROBINSON, Aglow for Hamden* Colis IV Lino qfPcsokett,lrifth la. one door below Wood. roll AATILLIAM JACKSON, Patent Nedicinf Depot, 80 Lib y cart) , street,'ltend'dflitood: ' • ' few "LINGLISIL C ELLlOTTi.litioiseilers andzintionirs,bio =455 Market et. between Third and Fourth. fold ~p~ ~7 ~+r.~. iwra:*rrrr , ±ar ,r),T'!}~q.~.~i•y i+i~ ~w - Nliol.tE6tauoN, Etnnkty and DcaktainSaonangs . Coin and Bank Noteit,No. 65 Market meet. tebl, FULTON, Bat and Brats. Bounds, No. 70 &cowl wee; betneeoi Markit and FOrtl au WNSEN I ,CAH.R tr. CO., Coosa and Wagon Makeri, .Ht. Pair area; near the bndge: (eta . DR: BIWINVIVS OFFICE, N 0.65, Diamond alley, near WESNLllERl34'aritiona4k Clothing.fistablishment, :V. No. Liberty meet. , • m gy .11U • C z.. , .Fasltiortabze limos, street, near IN - Womireltitosite tke office of the Post. mr23 nrcwrsoiv, Wholcsate, Grocers and con -111. mission Machants corner of Libert • and Irwin sts. A. IdeNULTY & Ca t Forwarding and . Comm.... • lifertaanb, Canal ' • • niar3 TWIN ZdYCLOSCEWauor, and Ckthier, Liberty strew ti between Birth and rutin alley:, south Ede: seble 1) titly,auerritEws & co., inotuala Grows, Corn misston and Forecasting Merchants, and Agenutor itrichton Cotton ]urns, 57 Water et., Pittsburg. (and WM...A. WARD, .I:korist, Penn street, three doors above Hand street. Office hbars, from nine lilt five. COOLEY & LAIRD, dfachant 2hilers, Wood street, second door from ! Water,: will keep constantly on nand a well seleetedlot of Clothing. . muriMy 5. AIARSLAND, Cheap. Wholaale and Retail Cloth ing Stem, Na. 45 Liberty street, corner of Virgin . R alley, Pittsbutgh.- feb29:ly ur LEE, puccessor to . Mummy & Las ,) Wool Reale, _EL. Mut ome:seen' Aferchant, for the sale of Am can Woolen Goods.' • • feblefln. TI AY & CO., Ileokseliers, Stationers, and Paper Dersais, .11.. corner of Mod and Third 'mats, Pittsburgh, Pa. Book-binding and Printing done to order. fetal) yzatEs F. KERS,..4dosswy ist,Lenee removed to I/ • Fisarth street, between Smithfield and Grant streets l'inabargb. janttam MULLEN & DOWNING, Fashionable Clothing .111. Store, No. 218 Liberty street, opposlte/Seventh st. CUMMINS /4 1 3MITH, .Foriocirdeng. and connumun hferehants and Deo/min Produce, No. 3 SmithEold st opposite the Monongahela House. ,~INGrFIfI (. - 0 - 70:1EAD, Who Wale and ../tatail Grocers and Produce Dealers, corner of the Diamond and Diamond alley...- - • • MtTODD'ts" CO: Gentkmenss Furnishing "Met 8, " rahlarliment, Corner of Market had ,ndh streets. up stairs,•entratree on Fifth - street. • myl3 BSALOSI MORRIS, Wastuale and Retail Dialer in .101. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, 65 Market street, be tween Fourth and tn.. Diamond. my•M OHN Ii:DUNLEVY,'LIact Bmierallo. 130 W ood I Gold Lea; Denusta'Foil, tsc. constantly on sand and manufactured to orde • mr.J ftir URPIIY 4.LEE, 'Wool DeaUrs and Commis/ion Mirehatur, fot the We oftlthetietut Woolen Goods, come:tot' Liberty 'tree( hitt! Cecil's novlo . • • 1? BLUME, Pianb Forte dfanufeauser, and dealer in .1 • Mules' lusUumeittec No. WV Wood aural, near . . • .novl9 . J()Stir • 'W Irapprier and Dealer in Por ocair and Domestic Hardware, corner of Second and Woct9 SAMUEL MeCLUKKAN Or. CO., Agents for Carlisle and Rimuthr Regular Line of Packet Skips,. from New. York to Liverpool, NO. 142Libertyst.• feta • IOSEPII - MAIOII Boas Stan, Ship Chandlery and 4) - Agency of the Piustinr i gh Lard Oil Faetory, No 4, Marketetreet, Pittsburgh. jnl2 giAAPFE & O'CONNOR; Proprietors rifles Pieuburgh 1 Portable *Nit Store 'dottier of Peutituld Wayne _ sta. . • fell A MTN MAY, Wholngle (inner, Forwarding and Com er mission Merchant, Water streekbetween-Maiket and Ferry. , fcbl RILL &CURRY, Bankers and Exchants Broken, No 65 Wood sereet, third door below Fourth, west side 17 • •' • & ititukt, Betaken; ald Szchange .Btokerr, .ELeomer of Third and Wood streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel. ' febl _ TOHNSON deSTOCKTON,BookscUes, Srationsrs,;.Prin ters and Publishers, earner of Market, and Thirdsts ; IniaTos. WILMA, Bookseller, Stationer and -.Binder,. V rant street, between Wood and Market. istn7 D MeSTE.lN,.Brass lauader and Gas Pour, Smith -1• field street , between Diamond allex and Fifth et. deelS" Tk JaSeDEVITT, Vi7zolaak Goan, - dealers in Pro ..;cluee guad_Pittslugh manotactures, No. 214 Liberty, oPPeeite 7th st. tapiB Ry. 1 0 ,11319 DOORS CLOTLUNG STORE,kl . l6s, 2 §ixth see, near Liberty. CJOHN Faux...aA, note 24 • Proprietor. TOHN D. MORGAN, Wheitanle and Retail Druggist, No. 93}i Wood street, one door-south of Diamond alley. Yebl "VOLT-ANSHEE & HAYWARD, Wholesale and Retail Dude Air s Boats and Shoes, No.lBB Liberty street, op posite Wood . __ .. fehl 1)A. I S AILIVES'rOCK & CO, Whokiede Drug Ware .ran house, corner of t and .ood streets', and corner of Wood and Sixth. - • febl J, . 6. H. 606,2C0 Z. Q. 4. 60IING. T S. N. YOUNG. k Co ~WhOissilleatut Retail Family • d'rsein and Drakes in Product, N. W. corner of Fourth and Perry and S. W. corner of Third and Ross streets, Pittsburgh. utar3l:y , TOSHIJA RHODES, MO resale Ffuitcrer," - Confectioner sindDealet in Nuts and all uds of Fcirelgn Fruits, No, 6 Wood street, East side, between Water. and Firs streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. • All orders in his line carefully mat - 20 Jolts McDsvirr. JAM& 141cliSrrirr. Wes. MaDavrtr TORN bIeDEVITT &BROS., Wholuale G ro cer', Deal.. Q. era in .Produce, - Pitteburgirliiratiafaeturea; and Mer ehandize leneridly,- No. 13 Commeraial . Row, Liberty TVM. ALEXANDER & SONS. Ceifftts Makers and Fur nixhing Mutertakers, earner of Penn and St. Clair streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn street TORN H. MELLOR, TV/wk.:ale and Retail Pecs ler in tit Marie and MtoricalinaromentsMianos.„Seltoedltooke, Lund Stationery, Noa2 t Wood meet.. , ladi TAMES PATTERSON, Jr.; Caine r- , af- First and. Ferry streets, manufacturer orLocks, Hinges, and .Bolts ; Tobacco, Mill and Timber- Samara,: Monsen Screws for Rolling Mills &c. -sepl o T BRYAR, Rectifying - Distiiier;and Wholesale Dealer- Foriign and Domestic Wilms and Llgutors, No. 114 Liberty street, and 53 Diamond alley. jy2l DXCErANGE HOTEL, Exchange Place, Baltimore. _LW). Doan:, Proprietor. Coaches will be in readiness aVall the landings to convey passengers, free charge, to the Hotel .--. dec. trING & 17.1NNHY, Agents for the Deiawars Mutual Insunanes Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware house of King &Holmes, Waterstreet, nenMarket. fc bl G&RsoN & IticKNIGHT, Moir-sale Grocers and Com minion lifentiains, Sixth enact, between Wood and dec4 TM. GLENN; .ikokbinder, corner of Third and Wood streets, above C;ll..Kay, where he is prepared to do every description of ruling.and binding. peed - TIT , IL-MURPHY; Wholesale and Retail Dealer in , V V is DRY GOODS, North east corner of Market and Fourth els. SAMUEL: MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin,-Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, - No: 17 Fifth street bt tween Wood and Market • feblo W .T. TRAM _ _ • T. P. SCOTT. T ROTS SCOTT, W7taisiale and Retail Deakr in . Bqots, hot:, Thinks, Carpetßage, etc, !KW. corner of Fourth and Smithfield its., Pittsburgh, Pa, --faulty ' , HANGER 81 SBAVG/ 1 • • • • 4rITZLI I 4 11101111.17011. & W41,41iE,A1/i3H, cpmmtssion etnrl .Portvarding P Merchants, and dealers =Flour Wool and Produce, No. 63 Water, and 104 Front street,between Wood and Smithfield streeta,..Pittaburgl4 - . ' ae2o:y R1C116.11.D T.:LEBO/1,4r, Importer, anrUstealer Foreign and Domestic Sadkry, Han:wars, and Car riage -Tefinmings; of all descriptions, No. 133 -Wood se:, Pittsburgh, seven doors above klfth,-AFral one door above fl. Childs ' 's 06. 'Shoe 13fore: - • •." 'ar.l24 Q . MATkI & SlNCLAZtiv.,(lata Martin & /Satiny) Wholesale 1..7 Give' its,Produce and Catmnissioss Merrilantr,so Wood street,,Flushargh. The undersigned having entered into partnersidO under the above style, respeetfully ask the patronage of Me friends of the late firm, and of the ptir eltamrs generally. They feel warranted in promising that they can give satisfaction to all who may ,buy of them, or confide business to their care. ' • IIOVVTISEND, CARR & CO., Successors to the old firm of C. Townsend & Co., and Carr & Rowland, beg leave to announce to their friends and to the public gen.' Melly, that-they are now prepared to execute all kinds of work In the Coach and Wagon-makinwbusiness, at the shortest notice and warranted to boot the bestquail ty. - The very iarge quantity of seasoned Timber with which they are prepared, and their &silkiest& baldness, enables'them to insure the public that they amptepared, to carry on an extensive and promyt business in their line, and they. respectfully solicit a continuance of the Liberalpauenage bestowed upon the late arms. seist„ `~ ~ , MEW M2I.J.M=2II2ENEM= I lamcim,earbe WM. IT. SMITH W. At. sorcLeis X'•."; , ?s MITRE. DYER, Grocer ana. Produce Duller, No. 158 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. atarl7 1,44 11.17001.Dit. . 7. t.. Rasa. . REYNOLDS & SURE, Ms/crate Grocers, Commileion Merchants, ind Dealers in Rags, Paper, /cc., corner of Penkand Irwin' streets; Pittsburgh. sizes Print big Paper a onstantlT orkhand. mitrl7:y TAMES PAITON,Jr:„ Whokuile Grocer a nd Rectifying V - and - Dealemn Foreign .and Domestic Wines end .Ligtiore, Ceeeee, Seeds, Quad" #l.l No. Li Liberty street, Pitteburich. ' . truerS an to .• olusgstrn, IDrOESE, HrGN; AND ORNAMEPffAL PAINTE • 11. Liberty street,. opposite Hnnd. AU work nand executed. .Ordernpunctually Intended to. [utat22:y, • ' ' George Beale,.Jr. v AfAIRIPACTUREK OF BRUSHES, Wnommum MR/ AU, arr Au., 1Y0,.75 Woud aired, ritalurgh, Pa. •Con sternly. orf.haud, a general and_ extensive assortment of AIL. IMO of BRUSHES, at the lowest Easte rn prices. N. - Brushes, made t o artier at the shortest notice... ' ' • • • •; • ' marSihy . • • A. B. ISPRINGSTEIN. • ' ..1Y0. , 140 -Wood stria, bateau 'Fiji/sand rulia.a E. HOLESAL and Retail Dealer in Cedar Ware, lir Fan cy.Waxe, WoodertWareof every description; \ • ow 'Ware, foreign dotitestip; Malts of all 'kinds ; Patent Reitary Churns, which far corpus any now in use in - the ,United States. For sale at the lowest mar2o.ltuct • J. S. BONNET, . WHOLESALE GROCER, RECTIFYING DISTILLER, . COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANT; _ * -DzALElit uc- Foreign and Domestic .Wlrses x Liquors, Nuts, marchB - • 16:114erty 'treat, Pittsburgh. 111 , CANDLESS dr. CIABIPBELL. No. 97 Wood street, next door to Diamond easy; WXIOLVALLIS DEAL/JIB . AXD. Day Goons, ARE now in daily receipt of all the articles In their line of business—purchased at the lowest prices in the East;lo.whieh they invite the attention of country merchants and otheriu and which they flatter themselves they can dispose of at the lowest prices and on the most favorable terms: - mare Q :NPKINLEY,.SiOnst, Sign and Ornamental Painkrr, i 4.7 and dealer n PAINTS. No. 44 St. Clair at., Pitts burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Pima, either Dry Or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish; Linseed 04; Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine; Window Glass, of aU sizes; Putty, Paint *millet, /Cc, all of the best quality, andfcr sale at reasonable Mines. seen • ..... aIL GERBERDINGI, Dealer in Imp ... orted and Domestic Segars, Snuff and Tobaeco, WholesalCand Retail, Liberty street, six doors above Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa. , Ll:TAll orders from country Merchants willbc prompt y attended to. iv2o:ly WY. B. WAIVE. 11.U.11,150X. CAJFE & ATKINSON, llfanufarturers of Tin, Cep licr and Shea Iron Ware. They also - execute livery descnption of Blackimith Work. First street,between Wood aid 'Market, Pittsburgh. • octal? RUGrrfiltUGS:!—Jono nt..sat.. Druerist and Apothecary, tnorth-west corner of Wood and Filth streets, Pittsburgh, will keep constantly on hand Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stun, /cc. N. B.—Physicians' Prestriptions carefully compound ed from the best materials, at any hour of the day or night. Also, an-assortment of Perfuinery; fine tooth, hair, and clothes' Brushes, &c &c., which will be sold low for cash. apftly LLIAM TROVILLO, /Autertaker,lFilth street, int , ntediattly opposite the Theatre, respecrfully In forms his friends and the public in general, that be has resumed his business as a Furnishing Undertaker. He Is supplied with and always keeps on hand Coffins of all sizes and kinds, Shrouds, and all other articles necessary on such occasions. . Silver plates, ice bores, and lenden cofftna Will be sup plied in order. A fine hearse and cturiage alwayaready to attend funerals. • septfikly• John M. Townsend. TIRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market l./ Street, three doors above Third, Pittsburgh, will hatre constantly on hand a well selected assortment of the best and freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the most Seasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will be promptly attended to, and suppplied with articles they may rely upon as genuine. Physicians prescriptions will be accurately and neatly prepared from the best materials, at any hour of the day or night. Also for sale, a large e....ek of fresh and good PERFU MERY. . dpr:lsl gus,44lnts. • • 4 I. LONG.'I. if: MILLER GALLAGHER; LONG.'MILLER,. N0..14:1fi PlO7ll sr, between Wood and Smithfield street". MANUFAGTGGERS of Bells of all sixes, double and single action Force Painps, Counter sailing. Wm eral Water Pampa, fittings of, all kinds for Gas, Water, Steal:l . l;Bm, Brass Castings for Machinery and anti-min ion metal for same: Particular attenticrn_paid to Gas Fixtures, and a well assorted stock of Plain and Orna mental Pendants, Burners, Chandeliers, tce, itc, con stantly on band. octS 4K Atotsraorro. SAidGEL cringe. ARMSTRONG & CROZKR, COMMittion Aferchaniv; No: ZI - Market street, Pittsburgh, PB_, will attend promptly to the sale of every description of , Western Produce, and other articles entrusted io their care. Rartaso--Hanna, Hussey & Co., Pittsburgh; Hanna, Graham & Co., New Lisbon, 0.; Merchants _generally, Wellsville, O.; Rhodes & Ogteby, Bridgeport, 04, A. G. Richardson & Bro., Cincinnati; J. F. Howard, Loutsvllle, Ky.; Guile & Dorwort, St. Louis; H. Boyles„Stenben-' ville. decthy ALM( BROWN! W. C. CONSULT, mzowarts noriu, CORNER bF SETTIIFIELD AND T.H.TRD STS., Pittaurgh, Pa. & CONNELLY, PROPMETORS. Stabling attached to the home.. A F : mut Bras 3 Founder, has rebuilt and • comma. red business at his old stand, No. 70, Se cond, betwee . Market and Ferry streets, where he will be pleased to . en his oid customers and friends. Church, steamboat, and bells of every size, from 10 to 10,000 pounds, cost from patterns of the most approved models, and warranted to be of the best materials. Mineral Witter Pumps, Counters, Railings, &c., &0., to whit every variety of Brass Castings, ifyequir ed;turned and finished in the neatest manner. F. is the sole age - ut for Babbitri Anti4nraerion Sal, so justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in machinery. The boxes and composition can be bad of him at all times. novl3:y AXEWLY INVENTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING .1,11 TRUSS, for the immediate relief and permanent cure of Hernia and Rupturet (Suited to all sizes.) 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 of any part of it, and thoroughly adapts itself to any move ment made by the wearer. It can be worn without any intermission, until a cure is affected. This at bseribera - have made arrangements for the manufactUre of these valuable Trusser, in a superioretyle, in Philadelphia, and have them now for sale at their office, No. 77 Smithfield street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh. GEORGE WATT, IX W. KAUFFMAN. --- • ATT.IIV DRUG STORE.—Joan Moaos.nr, Whole* ids am! Detail Druggist, No. 93-k Wood street, one door south of Diamond alley, Pittsbnrgh.—The subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, and is now opening at the above stand, a full assortment at Articles in his line, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye Stuffs, Paints and Garnishes, Chemicals, &c., together with all such articles as are usually kept for sale at a wholesale and retail drug store. His stock is entirely new, and has beoti selected with care. He is'eonfident that his articles, both as to quality and price, will please such as may favor him with a call. - - ,1 1 - ONONGAHELA YLAINIINQ MB ILL.—.l43res Mntr.- ill merit wouldrespeetfully inform hisfriends and the public, that his n ow establishment Is now in full opera tion, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude,and at the lowest rates. - . Board and Plank, planed on one or. both sides, con stantly on hard.: Sash, Doors and Mouldings;of every description, made to order. Builders and Carpenters Would And it to their advan tage to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with planked stuff; suitable for every descriptionof work. dec3-tf West Point Works. PRESTON & WAGNER, Engine Builders, have com menced business on Penn-st.,.near the Point, at the establishment formerly carried on by Stackhottse & Neb. son. Persons wishing to purchase Steam Engines for Boats, or for other purposes, will please favor us with a call, as .we flatter ourselves to be able to furnish them on as favorable terms as any otherestablishment in the city. Also, rolling mill and castings of every description can be had at the shortest notice. RairanaNcez—Capt. Robert Beer, Thomas Scott, Co' Church, Carothers, & Co., H. Denny, Esq., M. Allen & Co' CYPRIAN PRESTON, ENOCH WAGNER. REAP BONNETS.—NY. R. MURPHY is selling oft C his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redu ced prices. Bonnets of last winter's shapes at from 25 cents to 81,00. Cheap Lawn.t.—A lot of Dress Lawns reduced to 12k a ants per yard. White Goods for Dresses.—A supply just received, and offered very low. Dark Glnghams.—Rieh dark styles of Ginghams. Also, Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns. Mantua Ribbons.—An assortment just received in the Wholesale Roonis .2de tory, and offered low by the piece. Also, White and dslored Satin do. Prints and Mustin.s.--An excellent stock on hand, from 4c. per yd. up to the finest qualities. itrAg rle nonk-easteorne+ of Fourth and Market streets. Important. JOHN M. BLAIR, DAVID STENS ART and PHILIP ' SPAETM.A.N, having purchased the entire interestand stock in trade of Mr. John W. Blair, beg leave to inform heir numerous friends and the public that they have this day entered into_partnersbip under the firm and style of Bt at "for the manufacture of Brushes of every description. Being practical workmen, they will make up every article of the most durable material, and in the first style and will keep on hand, for sale, at their store, N 0420 Wood street, a very large assortmenb of every thing in their line of business—which, with their exten sive stock of Shoe Findings, Fishing Tackle, Pen and Pocket Brains, Powder, Shot, and' Varietylloods, they will sell cheap, wholesale and retail. . Machine Brushes made to order, with despatch. The encouragement and patronage of theirfriends and the public is eamestlyisolicited, and will be thankfully re ceived. Observe! BLAIR Es co., Pittsburgh, Oct. 251h,1948:(0c* 120 Wood it. UR-25 barrels, Just received and for sale b y marl 3 - SMITH & EILN ''.--,: BM =TM .PITTSPIMGEL FRIDAY, "TIT" 29, 1849' Business garbs ~ , ,....4 -4 . .•. p ,P,,,,....,•,;', MEI NU . Tin ROOM:lg. iIF subscribers. most respectfully announce to their T tellow-eitizene that they.. have perfected- their ay. rangement to carry on the bastnetta of Tin Rboftng ou an extensive scale. - • , His now close on four years since we first introduced I tin roofing In this city.' Duriny that time we have Cover ed over fifty thousand square feet of roofs with tinplate, and in all - cases we believe we have given the most en• fire satisfaction. Tideland of roof has been applied' to the, very beat buildings in this city, includipg, among a large number of others, the two superb buildings on Penn street, owned by John L. Shoenberger and J ohn Bisset, Rugs. That tin roofing 'when skillfully lai on) Is both permanent and durable, there can be no d bt ;in prenf of this, we can refer to the almost maven application of this kind of roofing in the large cities on th e sea-board . during, he last twenty years; and from engulfing on the subject, we have yet to learn of any one of those roofs' having been worn out. The roofs covered with •tin in oar own city are open to Me examination of all who take an Interest in the matter. We have also prepaied.a miniature plan of roofs, which maybe seen at our estab lishment, where any other information will be given with pleasure. JOHN DIINLAP & CO.. marl Comer Market and Second streets. The A reomete r. THE ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC is respectfully called to the following certi6cates 8.. Enatios--Having Tested a quantity of Gold weighed by your Aseome ter, I find the result proves your instrument correct; and recommend the use of it to those going to California, as the best method for obtain ing the real vulva or Gold. Reap.yours, J. B. DUNLEVY, Pauburgh,March 9, '49. Gold Beater. Prrranynclu t March 7,1849. Mu: Hausa—Dear Sir: Having examined the "A.reom eter," manufactured at your rooms t 1 do not hesitate, to commend it to the use of thoso gentlemen who are about removing to Califoralx; in search of Gold. It gives a close approximation to the, specific gravity of metals,. and will rertoioly enable the adventurer to he certain when hit placer is yielding Gold' mrlol Your resp'y HCLINtOCK. Head Ctizorters for Boots 'and Shoes, contrite root= 1./D toternmaz trasoos, Prrrovion, TROTH & SCOTT having commenced Jibe general BOOT and SHOE business, , wholepnle•and retail, would respectfully invite n the attentio 'of their friends and the publicgene rally, to their splendid new stock, consisting of )Den's, Women's,.Boys', Misses and Children's wear, of every variety, suitable for the season, and at prices to suit the times. Also; a - splendid article of home-made work, anc h Geuilenien's hu t Hoots, and Ladle"' ftrieses'and Children's fine work. Please call and examine for yourselves. N. B.—Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c., &c., al• ways on band and for sale low for cash. • B - Country Merchant' would find It to their interest to give us a call, when visiting thiscity. TROTH k SCOTT, ' Corner 4th and Smithfield au. j • Public Notice to Economists. • jTHE subscriber, being desirous of changing his business, has determined to close out the balance of his stock of 1300T8, SHOES AND TRUNKS, AT COST. They will be sold in lots, to suit purchasers from ... • • ONE PAIR TO A THOUSAND BATES' ry C ORN E R are invited to call at , CORNER SMITHFIELD AND FIFTH BTB., Opposite the Pittsburgh Foundry, where they can buy to their satisfaction, for the stock must be closed out soon. • 100 cases.Doots oti hand, 810, 818, s2t, $24 per este. marl . . .1. RATES. - -• WAGOB MANUFACTURER THOMAS HARRISOXN, , MANUFACTURER OF Wagons, Drays, Carts, ino, PIMNSILVAXIA /MUMS, HALF MIMI MY TIM COUNT 1101737.. THEproprietor of this establishment having always on hand a supply of superior, well seasoned Lum ber, is prepared to fill orders of every description in his branch of manufacturing, with as short notice and on as favorable terms se any other workman in the-West. A newly Invented Patent Tip Wagon, for hauling brick, is built at the above plane. Also, Repairing at tended to. Orders from a distance.will receive prompt attention. Riormucreqi—Geo. W. Smith, James file Cully, Jonas • •• marB 3m • Uswesta RS.& N. HANNAFORD respeetfallysoform the . citizens and the public generally that they have re moved their Warerooms to Smithfield street, between Diamond alley and Fifth street , sign of the Big Bedstead, where they ate prepared to sc:l, wholesale or retail, very cheep for cash, the following articles :—Bureans, Bed steads, with Gezzam's Iron Fastenings, and also the beat quality . of Screw Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, lie. And they wish it particularly understood, as there Is so Much prepidiee against machine made work, that they warrant their work to give satisfaction, and if not well made, the money shall be returned. marl6:am TORN S. :HAMILTON, Attorney at 'Law—Office on tl Fourth'street, between Wood and Smithfield, Pius.; burgh.. stp2Stly - ,CGENTS WANTED.—Two or three Agents can find County siations to canvass and tate subscribers in thisfor m a valuable work, highly - recommended by nume roil% persons distignished alike for their teaming and religious influence in this and Eastern Cities, by ap plying in person to EDWARD TODD & CO may( Corner of Fifth and Market its., up guilts. Valuable /teal Betate.fer Sale. ?TOTE subscriber will sell, atplivate sale, that valuable P roperty, on the Fourth street road, adjoining ent residence, RE'S end giine possessisn immediately.— 'There are about TEN AC OF CHOICE LAND, to a high state of cultivation. The improvements are a large and well finished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a su perb Barn, and other out-bulldings. Adjoining the Dwell tag is a running Fountain and a good Pump, which fur nish a constant supply of excellent water. There is st variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery on the premises.— If the above described property's not sold soon, it will be rented for a time. Also, for sale, a large L OT,: on Penasyliania Avenue at the end of the board-walk. Inquire of DAVID BEELER. N 0.115 WOOD Going to Moire. CHINA, GLASS AND. QUEENSWARE SELLING OFF--CALL ago Swims Rons.tme.—The undersign. ed being about to remove, in the coming month, to N 0.65 Wood street, is desirous of atoning out the greater part of his Stock at REDUCED PRICES. •He would call your particular attention tolls large and splendid assort ment of CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSIVARE, Giran doles, Lamps, Britannia, Tea Ware, Castors, French and English blame! Ornaniems, and Tea Setts, of the newest styles and patterns, all of which he ollirs at a small advance above coat. Remember the place, No. 118 Woos, er. ifeb27) M. HOMINSON. Clomemorials/ new Cabinet .Warerooin T. B. YOUNG & Co. IaAVE removed their CABINET WARE-ROOhLS to Commercial BA*, Liberty street, opposite the head or Srnithlield,‘ where they will beep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of So fas, Tables, Wardrobes, Bureaux, Bedsteads, Chairs and every article in their line of business. to Undertaking promptly attended to at reasonable Ices mayttr, Hata, Claps, and Muffs. .flikTiE subscriber i choice receiving from the city of New York a assortment of Hats Caps and Muffs, Latest Fashions, in great va riety, and very CILEAP, wholesale and retail. JAMES WILSON, novll Smithfield street, 2d door South of 4th st. FALL FASHION'OF HATS FOR 1.848. 4 WOORD & (iate BlL'Cord &King') WILL introduce, on Saturday, Aug 426, the FALL STYLE OP H A T 8 r Jam received from NONI , York. Those in want of a neat and beautiftd HAT, are invited to call' at their store, Corner of Filth and Wood streets. aug24 New Hat and Clap Store. 14 • JAMES WILSON, Hat Mantefanurn, (formerly of the corner of Diamond alley and Wood streets.) begs leave respectfully to inform his old custoawrs, friends, and the public, that he has opened a NEW STORE, on Smithfield at., where a choice assortment of HATS, CAPS, and LADIES , PUBS, (as good, neat, fashionable and camp as any in the city,) may be had. J. W. very cordially invites his friends and the public to remember his new location and establishment, and give him a call as hearty as he intends to welcome them. .. mara-ly Jachlonablei Mat and Cap Manufactory. FORGE 13;ANSHUTZ, Agent, respectfull y Ginforms his friends and the public general ly, that he has commenced the miumfacture of Hats and Caps, at No. 33 Wood street, one door from the corner of Second, where he has now on hand a fine as sortment of Hats and Caps of his own manufacture, which be will dispose of, wholesale or retail, on the mostrea sonable terms, for cash or eity acceptance. Hats made . to order at the shortest notice. apl9.3m Clinton Paper 81111. - THE CLINTON PAPER MILL, situated at Steuben villa, Ohio, having been enlarged and improved, and at a very great expense added dew and the most Im proved kind of machinery, is now prepared to manufac ture all kinds of Writing,Printing,NVrapplng and Cotton Yarn Papers, Bonnet Hoards, &0., equal to auy in the Eastern.or Western country. The undersigned having the /Agency of the above Mill, will keep constantly on hand a large supply of the differ ent 'kinds of Paper, and will have any size made to order at short notice. f-0-1. C. HILL, janal 8? Wood street. =EDMI THE subscribers having taken the Saw-mill above the Fifth Ward Bridge, tormerly run by Mr. John Cham bers, andhaving a good stock of Timber on hand, woeld solicit the patronage of the public. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. . • BAVARY & 'rhe undersigned having sold his interest in. the above Mill to M essrs . savory & Spaulding, would recommenS them to his former customers and the community, asbein well qualified to give satisfaction to all who milky de with thorn. umninitf) JOHN CHAMBE f RS. 121rOMFBPATHIC BOOBS.-4Ost ficeived, at the Book la store of the subscriber, in Fifth st,, near Market : Maurits Medies,pora. by Samuel Ilahneman, translated and edited by Charles 'Julius Hempel, M: D. 4 vols. Harman's driae Directs% by Dr. Hemprel, vol. I. Honicepathic Domestic Medicine ,by J. Lowrie, enlarg ed and improved by A. J. Hall, M. D. Jahei Now Manuel, vol.l ; Nos. 1 and 3. Borings Domestic Physician. Booniughauseri's Therapretie Pocket Book, for Homes pathists, by Dr. Okie. Habeman's Chronic Diseases, vol. 3. Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and prioes. Espial VICTOR licErßA. _, _:~~~. _ . DEAD TIES LEITEIL=clAilut will be without a beau .lls, au! bead of halt, when they can have one for three shillings? Twenty years' loss.of hair and wonderful. restoration! : • . r " Baismonx, July 17, 1.047. " Dear Sir,-The wonderful effects ofJones , Coral Hair Restorative has been decisively demonstrated in - the ca ses of several respectable citizens of the town, who,on account of your selling three shilling trial bottles, try it without fear. • One instance, which - has attracted partic ular attention, is the case of a gentleman who had little or no hair for twenty years; he had tried numerous pre parationa in vain, and ultimately bad hts head shaved and wore a . wig..; At my:recommendation, he tried the Re storative, and atter using it, accorling Co the direction, for a short time, theyonng hair appeared and he has now as fine . a head of hair as any person in Baltimore. "Yours, &e. JOHN KII.VINGTON." It causes eyebrows to grow, prevents the hair from turning grey,. and the first application causes it to earl beautifully, frees it froin scurf, and stops it from falling Sold with full directions at 62 Chatham st.N.Y. and by Wm. Jackson, Agent; 89 Liberty st. Pittsburgh. [sep2o Spring Fashions Hata and Caps. 4 'Paz subscriber will introduce, this day s ft March 2d, /849 the Spring style of HATS and CAPS, which for neatness and dura bility cannot be surpassed--the :style being such that cannot help trim giving the, wearer entire satisfaction. He is also daily expecting the arrival of an extensive assortment' of California Hats, of various colors; all of which will be disposed of at his old unusually low prices. Country Merchants are invited to call and ex amine his assortment. G. W. GLASSOOW, 1 Wood street, 3d door below J. D. Davis' Auction o2 Rooms, Pittsb'g. • madh4m Removal. ------- TRE subscriber has removed his Wholesale Gracery Store to the corner of Hancock street and Allegheny Wharf, next door to the Perry House.' mar 47 JO - George Armor "DASHIONABLE TAILOR, No. 43, Market street.— rooms..JCaving removed latelyailoring Establishment in the on Market et., .eecupied as a Bookstore, by Bosworth & Co., the undersigned is prepared to fill all oil dare in his line which may be entrusted to his care by his old friends and customers, and the publiegenerally. Hie long experience ill the asiness and the In:meets with which he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, emboldens him to hope for a liberal share of patronage. He will make all descriptions of Clothing in the best manner, and most fashionable style, FOR CASH. ._ ap2.5.1.y Merchant Tailor. riIHE subscriber respectfully announces to his custom ./ ars, and to the gentlemen, of Pittsburgh and vicinity, generally; ho has received , his tumor assortment of Spring Goode, for gentlemen's wear, to which he invites their attention. His stockcomprises fine Broad Cloths of all colors; Canimeres • 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 made to order. B SHAFFER, Water et , 3d door abov e Nati onalßetel. Fashionable Clothing Store, No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPO rm.. SEVENTH; HE Snbscribers respectfully inform their friends and 1 the. public generally, that they have just received a new supply of Preach and English Cloths, and easel merer,—Vesungs of all styles and quality—Ready-made Clothing of all descriptions, neck and pocket Handker chiefs, Shirts; in short, every article usually kept in Clothing Stores, constantly on hand. Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to order, in a fashionable style, will 'find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock before_ going elsewhere. jytt-tf ADLLEN & DOWNING. Dissolution. THE MEOW of Acheson & Dagg is this day . dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Jas. T. Dagg hawngdeclin ed business on account of ill' health, has disposed of his interest to Jas. C. Acheson. The business hereafter will be conducted in the name of W.& J. C. Acheson. WM.ACHESON, Pittsburgh, i luly,lB4B.' JAS. T. DAGG. QT In withdrawing from the firm ofAcheson & Dagg, I take pleasure in recommending my suecesseor to my friends and the public generally. JAS. T. DAC°. July 29, 1948—ang TNISSOLUTION.—The Partnership heretofore exist ing between the subscribers, under the firm J. HPDsvrrr,was dissolved °lithe 7th inst. Either party is authorized to nee the name of the firm in settlement. JOHN thnEvrPr____, March 10. JAMES M'DE • Ef7TO-PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have this day formed a Co-partnership under the firm of JOHN 11I'DEVITT tit BROTHERS, for the transaction eta Oro oerY and Produce business. JOHN 151 , DEVITT. • JAMES ArDEVITT, WILLIAM 17PDhinrrg. )!larch 7, 1849.-(trirl2) TIISi3OLUTION.—The partnership of Mama & LEN ..15 is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bu siness of the firm will be settled by H. Pittsburgh, 30th Jan., 1849 NOTICE.--The undersigned will continue the Wool business and attend to the sale of Woolen Goode at the old place. H. LEE: In retiring from the late firm q t. Murphy k Lee, I take great pleasure in recommending MrLeo to the confidence of my friends and to the public' H. • j an3o . . J. R. MURPHY. CO.Partmorahlp Notice. 301121 DUNLAP. 70/1111/130(1701 JOHN DUNLAP having, o a the Ist iust., associated with him in hid business Jomi PlMtmto, they will ereafter carryon theiilmportilig Ho,. Partt•-`' • . siouse Furnishing' • , Hardware, and Manufacturing bus in ess, under the name and style of John Dunlap & Co. The business of the old establishment will be closed by the senior Partner of the present Arm, at their warehouse, corner of Market and Second streets anal JOHN DUNLAP & CO. risHE MIDNIGHT SUN—A Pilgrimage, by Fredrika 1 Bremer ; translated by Mary Bowed. Just received andfor sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Corner Market and 3d eta. REESE-5000 for The. largo Cheese, for sale B ounty Scrip, b ap2B No. 108 Liberty street. F ISHING LINES--St eases Sea Grua Lanes lon' Cotto n: do Cotton do Jut reed by IIIeCANDW3S &97CA.11PurooBdE.LtreL,et5 myl selLAT'd —3OO bushels, prime quality, Mat received per steamer Wellsville, for sale by JOHN IP: PER WhRY -v House, Al l Wh arf. PITCH -50 bane s, fors a by JOHN aP 3O I Nei' door Perry liouse?Allertie P ny WhYaif. R' '~#'L i~Y 'ar _ BEll 41. 1 6. siancra. , ..• -:. .: , _. . _ . . .._ Hammel dlt, palmier, . CABINET WAREROOM, SMITHFIELD STREET, Between &venal street and Strawberry alhry,Pittsburg, Pa; RI- 5 r.H.AbIhIERA DAULER keep constantly on hand a variety of excellent and, fashionable Furniture, warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar establishment in .he West. They have now on hand an unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Furni ture, trout the cheapest and plainest to the most. costly and'elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mald3m Furniture. All Tux subscriber, wishing to reduce kis present stock of Furniture, will, from this date until fur. ther notice, sell all articles in his line at 00114 being determined to lessen the amount of stock on hand. Those person' who may call on him with the intention ot getung a "good pennyNi worth," will not be disap pointed. His stock of Furniture is equal to any in the city, both in style and workmanship, and the asserunent complete. - ALYJCANDER APCURTIY, Furniture Remit" Third at:,' • • Next door above Pittsburgh East:: • James' W. Wooduren4r. , •,. , uytg. MODERN AND ANTIQUE FURNIT No. 83 Tama thrums, PITTIIIiIIRGII. 41 A Laos and splendid assortment of Furniture , suitable for Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Dwell ings, constantly on baud, and made to order. • • e present Stock on hand cannot be exceeded by any manufactory in the Western country. Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to glue me a call, as I am de- termined mypricei shall please. Part of the Stock con sists in— • Tete a Tete • Baffet'Eniziele; '• Louis XIV. ' Chairs ; claeen Elizabeth Chairs; Tea Poyse ; Fruit Tables ; • Toilet Tables; • Louis XV. Commoder. French Mahogany Bedsteads . ; Piano Stools ; 50 Sofas, with plush and hair cloth covers ; 50 Mrthogany Rocking Chairs; 40 dozen Parlor do.. "' Fancy do. • 25 Centre Tables; • 20 pair t ansDiv,' 4 pair Pier Tables; • 15 marble pDreg Bureaus ; 8 Wardrobee,•B Secretaries and Book Cases; 20 marble top Weak Stands; 4 pair Ottomans;': . • 8 pair Fancy Work Stands. A .vrey large assormeut of common Chairs end other Furniture, too numerous to mention. • Steam Boma furnished on the 'honest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. febti • Gold Wanner'. tr PARRY has invented a machine for washOg Gold, &Ls for which he has fordme application for a patent.— ' They are now afrered sale at the Warehouse of PARRY, SCOTT & Co., No. 103-Wood it, Pittsburgh: Adventurers to California are invited to call and ex amine these labor-saving Machines. They'are Simple in their :construction, easily transported on the back of males or horses, weighing eighty pounds each, and can be'put in operation in half an hour. They can be filled with provolone. It Is the opinion, of thine who have seen the trial of one of these machines of smallest size, that two men will wash the mineral frortital bashela of sand or earth in a day, without the loss of a particle of the mineral. They can be increased in else and worked by water or mule power, If expedient. The operators work without going into the water or being exposed to water or wet, and consequently without endangering their heath • They will require bat a small stream of water, and can be used the whole season, and can be pot into operation where there is sot sufficient orate r to wash in the usual way. Price, of smallest size 835. Orders from abroad, ac companied by cash, will be promptly tilled. IL PARRY, at Parry, Scott & Co.'s, feb'hltf N 0.103 Wood at., Pittsburgh. Next door to ?a ',7 M3=2=1=21:=221 IL DA.OIXI rptunen,;,:orancort.. •• - ••; • •• • • •Whl.-C. 11Al2: P 101 X CO IP Sratcuant& Cu.) , ' 11l tinufaeturers; fr,cenix Fire - Proof - Safes, • Second atreet,between !rood and Smititriefd. k,N Tueeday afternoon, July- 24 1648 i-the undersigned 1 1,../ were calledupen by Messrs . Lipi'encott"& Bar; .P 3 witness an honest and : fair tact of one o, -their.Ebrentx Safes.. The furnace being prepared, tee Sala wi s placed inudt.thereof t Willt books, papers and inanencineyi-when. the door 'of the Safe *tut closed and Cie fire kindled at r. (loaner past 2 o'clock, and in a short time the Safe was. red kot, and continued till half past 6 o'clock, being about fotErtuld 'whale hears,' when - the committee !Aipreesed thiarbirliisfectirdilliat the date oecupied With such heat onus sufficient.. The firrnace was then pulled down,Safe cdo le4and.doorriponed—the books, papers andmoney safe. The heat was 'so great as to melt Off the' braes mountings. Ws•therefore take Ideate:re in•reetimatend, ing these Safes to the midi_ ,c us being, in our judgment, entirely fire proof' JARV/S at TRAB - - N 3CE & RAWSONUE , , • , CORNWALL &BROTHER,. • BRANNON dr TRATCBER,' • - BENEDICT & CARTER, : ~; ISAA.C.CROMM. am eitgaged thefotuiditbrusiness,; and know something about ilimaces 'and :teat - L witnessed :the burning of the above Safe, and Cali:freely say there was no humbug about - it, !tad - with pleasure-recommend 'them to the public as being, in my itagthent iT entirely fire.. In callitrupoiiilie above - gentlenien•for their sigraw. tures, they all spoke in the- highest terms of the fairness of the test, and their fall confidence of the Safe 7 is being entirely fire proof.' -We have constaittlyori hand and for sale a falLassortMent of the: Safes, J/Loßlxillen Oki - DOwntlig, - -. , - IL ".. FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, AYo. 218 Liberty . . strea,oppririts Seventh, beg leave to call the atten tiOn of their austomera and' the . public iteitertilly. to artexamination of the stock ot GOODS they. are now in teceipt of, comprising, in part, fine Freud', Belgian, English - .and. American 'Cloths, • all colon ;. French, English and AmeriCall Cassimeres,of all shades and textures ; Summer Cloths, in endless variety; Vest- Inge, do. Clothing made to order in the bat and latest style. • They'have also on band a large and well assort ed stock of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,Ia which they invite the attention of their &lends and customers. 1=24 c. smith A.Ti°ll.l‘lß^iir AND COUNSBLUIR AT:LAW; Sc Louis, Mo.; will give particular attention to the Col lection of, Claims, and all money received, shall be re mitted without delay.. Rityrirsession. - R. Coulter, Supreme . Bench Pa.; Mew& Byon, Short. & Co., Sc. Louis ; Messrs. 'Wood, Abbott & Co.; Mr. Charles B. Welling, Philadelphia; Mesire: Eno, Mthoney & Co., Messrs. Chittender, Bliss dc. Co., New York; Messrs. Baugher S Orendoiff, Messrs. W. F. A. Murdoch, Messrs. Love, Martin S Co., Mr. John' Falconer, Baltimore Messrs. Lorenz, Sterling & Messrs. Forsythe & Co., McNair. Hampton, Smith & Co., att"Mr. L. S. Waterman, Pittsburgh. - mar2B:2rn __ • Aare 'Standard 'Works. FIERIDAN'S SPEECHES. —The - Bpeeches of the 10 Right Hon. Richard Bennie)" Sheridan, with a Sketch of his Life' edited by a Constitutional friend-3 Vols. • Earner Worki.—lne Works. of Lawrence Sterne, in one vol., with a Life of the Author, by hitaselfllthis trated by Harley. 1 Vol., 8 ' : • - Sketch Book,The.Bketch Book of Geoffrey prayon, Gent. Anthon's revised edition, with illnionstions by livioes Astoria, or Anehdoteg of an Enterprise beyond the Rocky - 111ountairus ;by Washington Irving. . • . Mardi, or a .Voyage 27tither.—A. newwork in two d0t5., 12 me., by Herman Itlelvtlle.- • A Tabiefor Critics, or a Glance at a few of our Litera ry Progenies, in a series_of ‘ jok es, by a ameeful - For sale-by • - RAYr& C may 3 . • Corner of Wood and Third streets. .(Dispatch copy.) • Paper lianginga. XLAWN) purchased at three of the largest Factories in the East, (New York, ,Philade.lphia and Balti more,) a large assortment of the newest. and most im proved styles of PAPER HANGINGS; BORDERS, /cc., and made arrangements by which I will be enabled to proctire all new Patterns, simultaneous with their ap peananee in the Eastern market, I would invite the at tention of, t 110 6 .6 .clesizlng to haye their houses papered with the latest styles of . paper r to call and ell/Mine my stook, before purchasing elsewhere. have now on the way from the East, 20,000 pieces of Gold, Satin Glazed and cornmou'Paper-Ilangings, which I can sell at prices ranging from 12} cents to IP2 IP Piece. marl 2 , • - S. C. BILL, 87 Wood et. AMIABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE--Eleven Lots , in the 9th Ward, Piosburgh, 24,feet front on Carson street by 120 feet to Patterson 's line: ' • - One Lot on Liberty street, - 24 feet by.loo to Spring Al ley% between Carson street and B. Piew'S line. thx out Lola in the reserve, near Allegheny City - and Manchester,. containing about ten (Acres : each—Nos; 220, 41, 197;196,, 195,194. EnOnire of feb24 l_ • • • " rWAL• Af.-DAR.LINGTON. H , ozapAysi HOLIDAYS!;—The subscribers are just opening a splendid collection of Toys and fine Fancy Goods of every description,istatabli for Christ mas and New Year's presents, consisting in part, viz:— Jewelry and Watches; Work Dressing, Fancy Glass Boxes; Card Cases ; Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Card Baskets ; - SteaLltead Parses ;Crotchet Velvet Bags = Mu sic Boxes; Mess Men; Dominoes, ecc.; with a thousand other articles, too numerous to mention. - - The above Goods we will sell extremely low; previenis to the Ist February, 1E49, as we intend making some ma_ terial alterations in oar store and' business. ' We invite all to call who want bargains, at 80 Market street, be tweak Fifth and Biamond - . ' - deelM ' HOGAN ./c CANTNVEIX. F. PERRY plllO PLANING MILL--Reberca urea mut Waterlane, {along Chartier et ,}FirstWard,Allegheny eityinear anchester.--GEORGE.DRAER having resumed Int siness, has elected the necessary nutehinery at the above place, for turning out all workin his line, and is prepared to take boards to his mill and deliver them to wustomers on reasonable terms. ,• Dressed flooring boards, siding, fte., always on band • A large quantity. of dried flooring lumber on hand. Orders from Western Lumber Merchants piomptly ex GEO. ARMOR F ANCY FANS-12 dos. fine ivory work Fans .i 2 o o b one 4( 3 o/t p ear l Ct . IS : " 6 " " 1 , 21er, r ki ess 6 " assorted common" HOGAN4k. CANT WELL, 86 Market attest. Trice Notice. ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Arthur's. Nicholsoni Co., (Eagle Foundry,) are requested to . call at their old Waxehouse, on Liberty street. All unpaid accounts Will be - placed.in the hands of a Justice of the Peace, on the Ist July next. Nay 16. • ARTERIES, NICHOLSON, is Co. lEY'A general assortment of Hollow Ware, ibc,m the lowestmarket rates. Libertyst; bead of Wood et. ma 22 • _ ARTHUBS & NICHOLSON. 1300 TS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Ice.—Potiansbee 4. Hay! _UO ward, Wholesale and Retail Boot,' Shoe and 'hunk Store,No.lBo Liberty street, nearly opposite the head of Wood. F. &H. have in store and are receiving their Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of the largest stock they have ever been able to bring to this market. We also have constantly on hand a splen did:stock of Rayward's MetaliclaninElactie Shoes both forladies and gentlemen's wear, the most beautiful arti cle ever inanafactured. We . would solicit an examina tion of our stock of goods, by all Who wish to purchase either at wholesale or retail, as we will sell' at a - small advance above cost. Country merchants Will find It to their interest to call and examine our stock before pm , chasing. FOLLANSBEEI& IMYWARD. aug2l 136 Liberty at. : New Goods: TUST RECEIVED, by Express, one piece short nap dbl'k Cloth, suitable for Gerttlemen's Cloaks, which I will make to order, .cheap. bIeGUIRE, Tailor. Altoona piece lb short nap, a very desirable arti cle for Ladies' Clo s. , Colors warranted. Also, a good suisortmentlme French Cashmere Vesting' together with agood assortment of fancy and black Cu simeres, for Pants., which will be made to order as cheap and as well as at any other establishinent in the city. McGUIRE;' Tailor ) Third street, St. Charles Building. HAVE you a b adeontplezion, coarse, dark, yellow, or sallow! Hyatt have, you will by using a Cake of Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, a week or two, your skin becomes clear white, and smooth. - :If you have any ' di sease of the Head, Face or Beard—such as Rin_gworm, Scald Head, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,Barber's Itch—you can be cured: for I. have area persons who had filthy akin diseases for years, and after Wing every thing in vain, have been cured by washing %e'en with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, and can conscientiously offer it for any of the above complaints, which I would not do ' unless I knew it to be all I state. If you have g un g l ans, Freckles, Morphew, Tan , Sun• Barn or rlisfigz cements of, any kind, it will dispel them and make the in beautiful—it is a sure antidote'and cure for the bites otmusouitoes, bugs,&a. , . nag- Beware of counterfeits. Particularly cheap ones —a - a. for Jones' Soap, and see that thenime of T. Jones is on each cake. Persons from or in the south and other warm climates, would find this not only for themselved, but it is a never-failing remedy for chaps and chafes ;in infants. And now, reader, by giving this one trial, you will find it all or even more than we have stated aboVe. Sold at t 39 Chatham street, N. Y. and by Wm. Jackson. agent,B9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. sep2o J. R. MURPHY, R. LEE. Removal. THE subscribers have removed - ihnt No $7 Water st. to the Warehouse recently occupied by James May No. Vd Water st. [ray% RIMY, MATTHEWS &co. rto WOBICERS IN METALS A ND ISTONE.-7 A L Gunn TO I NOUE:SS LI METAL ASCU STUN/700S the Use of Architects and Designers, &0., &c., from original de signs, and from selections made from - every accessible source, American and European: Hy Thomas W. Wal ter, Architect of Girard College, and I. J. Smith.. The above for sale by KAY & CO, feb27 Canter of Wood and Third sts. HAVINGANDHAIRDRESSINGBALOON-131.acx., sox & Fonwrausr, Tonsoriat Prgressarr, have fitted up the saloon on the corner of Cherry alley and Water, st., near the National Hotel, formerly . occupied by Ciente= Archer, and are prepared to wait on gentlemen at once, with cue, comfort, and politeness. In connection with their saloon, they hive fitted up en excellent shower bath, where persons can have shower baths at all hours"( the ditY• . They still variant) to Ilene their cusuiiners also at their Okf Snout, calmer of the Diamondand Union et. - febl7-tf . . - IMMON= == BEE • 8008 IagII4OII...PRZISTING, • I N 4 W.. 11 cOrIIr.OrMrOO4I and Width •ditreeis. • TIRE Proprietofot• the • Munnrid' Poi? and Mittens ' 1 *NO Dlaamracnntast, respectfully informs his friends I and the patrons of these papenr;th at he has a' Isrge as eortment ofJORTYPEANII•ALL OTHER KA necessary to a Job . Printing • Offme, and ,that he. ,e is pre pared toxecute • '' ' " • Lairmt MOM 711.134T1N0 07 YVERY DEBIZUWIZON:. • .800k.i.. B il ls o f Lading, - envision, ramPitrets • • ) Bid : • • • • *Ms Handbills:, . Hat Tips. kinds•Ofßlanksi huge, Steamboat and Vtmal Boat B l,l, l_,,vtithapprOpriate cuts, printed : on the shortest notice and 21:101 , teaserialde terms. • fle•reSpeetfally•astts thepatrona,ge of hts Weans;•Aud the public .. ge neralibm :Jja . branch °this ba dness. L. 'seP 2 9 • 4 '• - • L. HARPER. ..• • ...Pittsburgh Gold • • /1 1 / 1 E subscriber has invented a ainenine for Waihilig , oat GOLD,' possessing' the following qualities a-11 weighs about twenty-Ave pounds,. can be packed in a box 13 Inch by 17, and 17 inches teep ; will - wash out a bushel of w et sandiu about two mlnatcs—alry sand in less time—leaving the Gold perfectly clear of sand end' gravel.. Thoeegoing toCalliornia.are invited to call and seeits,operation, at my residence,in Penn stress. near liaLter 'street • • • • • ! 'lt , Coypu. Maxims ann Finiatainao ' ;•:;;;;thibERTAXIERS, corner of Penn and 1 1".411111111.1k St. ekiir , str, cppositerke Exedangs 1- kW Hotel, Entrance on Penn at. Yes- • • • • ••• • • • • pectfolly inform their friends and the public, that they are 'prepared io furnish and attend tOeverythiug in the line of Underthkers, as they •have ' quit the all Cabinet Making, and their aUention 'will b. devotedgether to the above biuriness; keep' a large assortment of COFFINS mado and finished, cover; ed, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety o. materials, and at all p rices ; we keep SHROUDS ready made, of all sizes, of Flannel, Cambric, andltruslin, rat all prices, and made In the eastern style, and all' other articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing funerals, of:quality and price to snit; SILVER PLATES grar or enag the name and age; ICECASES for laying the body /4 Ice, by those who wish to keep their. friends any length of ume, and have ZINC - PANS to - put Ice iii for laying on the body; LEADEN Coffins always en • hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair or • fine horses, and any number of the best carnage., efo., • etc., and will be prompt, punctual. and reaaopable. • 'llttleno Patent Itotarylllsebine t APPLICABLE TO TUB CEEB 01 • FORCING 'AND SUCTION PUMA FIRE ENO/NE, Steam Engine,. Ventilator, and {vente d Wheel • fr remarkable - Mani:du e was i by.ELTIBA L. HALE, of applic ation s , and bids fair- to supersede, in all its above the machines now In ctie. It has been visited by thousands and tried in many. of Its applications, and its success am outstripped evorytkin . g in the history of useful inventions. The compact formof the machine, fts simplicity o f coastruction and • new our: • plication of established principles, render it an object of admiration to all who see IL . As a common Peirnp, for the use offatames, its portabil ity and the facility with which it can be. convened into a Eire Engine are among its advantages. It is equally. useful far alt paraoses to which Pumps can be applied on steamboats or vessels, to supply boilers, washing of decks, pumping the holdi, &0., &c , &c. ' For Mines and Hydraulic - Works of all kinds, andquires lees power to do ;he same amount of work, less liable to get out of repair than-any pump' ever be• fore invented. It throws a continuous stream of water, without the use of en air chamber or any 'complicated double acting apparatus. , • •" . • • ' As a Fire Engine, not ime half the number of men are required as upon the machines now in title, and they can work a mach longer time without fatigue, owing tothe mar:maser the application of the power--either by crank - or capstan. As a Rotemy Steam Engine, this machine . , has supplied that great deeideramm among scientific men, Viz :obtain ing a constant rotary action, which can be satisfaatorilY applied to practical purposes. ' ' • As a rouileattrfor Mina, 'Feat and resseld, or a Moto*? for Furnaces, it is easily and efficlenly.applied. As a .Water Wheel, working- either by departing or en: ming water, it is something entirely new and eminently useful. It can be need us to obviate much of the expense it nlaying foundations of mills, digging of water.coursei /cc. &e • One of the Machines can: be seen and some of Ita ap:.. plications tested, by calling atm lanton „" corner of Fifth and Smithfield streets. entrance on Fifth st. Rights for individuals, Counties, &c., within the State of Pennityiyanlit, can be obtained of the subscribers, as above, and any Information yelan ve to it cheerfully given. THOS. If. PERDUE. ap27:lm D. H..WILLIAMS.; • ' Poly Scrip, at Par. - .01114— will sell the following. new and second hand PIANOS for Pittsburg, Allegheny, - - or Allegheny County Scrip; at par:— One new Rosewood 01 octave Piano, made by Bacon • • lb Raven, New York; price One do .do do . do • ••• • ....... .. •:t —B3oo li One Rosewo o d, 6 octave 8` 00, Gale & Co. Ono Mah do do do do $2505273 One ogany, t octave, nearly oew, Gale & &Co. 8200 One • O ne do do do Lord .k. Brothers' 8Y25 One German Piano, 0 OSi, do •Ro octavessenbaum " 8100 . One old Piano, 5 octaves $3 O 0 One Mahogany Plano, Si octaves, R. & W. Nunns'•, 890 mava • • Brass . Hettlee and Sheet Braga - . rrELE subscribers would respectfully announce Mat they have made argmgemenur with the proprietors of the Glenwood Brass-Mills, whichlives us the, control for the sale of their Brais Kettles and Sheet Brest, for this section.of country.' The production , o 1 these` Mills are not surpassed in quality by any other similar estah lisluiteiat in she united States. We will' always keep a hearystock of these'srods on,hand, which. werwill. be pleased to sell at such prices as we trust will meet the views of wholesale. buyers.. 'Hardware merchants and other defilers in these goods will please giveits a call. ' SOHN DUNLAP. & CO:, Corner Market and Second streets. - _—....artthe, nature, -- ' - . Tcoax= dor votorrn AND'GRIL.NT minors, I,m-ian. subscriber respectfully announces. that he las 1 now opened this new and excellent Hotel for the AC. -zommod moon of travelers, boarders, and the public gen erally.. The house and furniture are entirely new; and the most comfortable have been spared to renderlt one at no pai ns or expense an &pie a• - •mt Hotels in. the - city.- 'The tubserber is determined to deserve, and therefore solicits, ashore of public patronage. Pror vett 1:ly ' JACOB HOUGH, r Wpm AND VALUABLE WORK.—/Vin and is ;LI Ronains,vvith an account of a visit to the Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan, and the Yegedis, or ItSecvDwor shippers, and an inquiry into the planners and acts of the anctent Assyrians; by Austen tratiryLayurd,Esq., D. C. D. Just received and for sale by • • - - - - ' JOHNSTON & STOCIITON, Cor. of Market antt.ld sts, the Ptahlte..CropAtar,Serip.-- THE Commissioners of Allegheny County; avail them 1. Eaves of the earliest.opportunity to inforra the hold ers of County Scrip, that the Board have under consider ation the adoption o.fme [mares for the prompt redemption of Claimsanticipation against said County, and the Commissioners now give assurance that, in the course of a few days, the resolves of the Board for the speedy and full redemption of the County Scrip now in circulation, will be publish ed to relieve the anxiety -of the public mind. on this The credit of Allegheny County - cannot buffer by a momentary interruption of a circulating medium, liastid upon the undoubted solvency of the richest and most pa trioticl population of the State. By order of the Board. ap2 ' JAMES GORMLEY, Clerk. ' 'Lime 2-Lime !Lime l- ' A, of the very best quality, mill be furnished ou reasonable terms, on Mori no tice, by am:aping to the subscriber, at Ns Store,Southend of the Monongalela Bridge, South Pittsburgh. mayll:2ard JAMS MAC/MOAB, UM Gui t ex... 250 11773., jasbreceived , d , for sale by . FAHNESTOCK le CO., Corner let and Wood sta. AA.MASON &' CO., No: 60 Marker soca . tire *or, . stantly in the receipt of RIM RAEBBOIDERIES We have on hand the - following Goods, viz : 185 rich emb'd Muslin Capes, from $1,50 to 5,00 850 500 e m b r o il " red Muslin Collars, 37; to 1,00 roet. " " -37 k to 75 . 350 late " .• " . f - to lei : 700 gimpure ' " " to, 12' LSO Jenny Lind . ". •*" '62 to 1,100 130 embroieered Muslin Habits, " 60 to1„60 690 pairs • " " 'Cars, "' 60 071,50 Also, Mourning Collars. in grsat variety. Call soon at tim Cheap One Price Cash Store, 60 Mar ket street. -' • rrtayllt . _ THEMAYNI7I3 TABLEOP POST OFF/CBS, contain ing an alphabetical list of Post Offices throughout the United States; disumces from Wasbington,-D. _C.; State and Territorial Capitals, respectively; also, exhi biting*the Post Offices in each State, as well 'as Co l ura, with an appendixofthe United States and Britishl Just received by _ JOHNSTON STOCKTON • - maylb Corner 3d and Market its. (_INGRESS TOBA.CCO-- --- 20 7'- son's" vs Lump Congress Tobacca. jrart received and for sale by MILLEHARICKETSON Erl , ayi.s Nbs.l72 and 174 Ltberty street. g NitEPENDENT POLICE - WIC and Irwin aorai,entranta on /stout We ' • , A. REINIIART, Alderman and Po ll ee Magiatrate. THOMAS 013IIYAN, Chief Conitable. Jammu RitirDOLPlt, Ass't do. Will attend atany hour, day or nlith when r:,e. attired. - mar. gicatitwi enc , HORSES while running at large in , the ,fields; are very apt to bruise and l ed in many ways. They are ofteu disabled so as to be useless fora long.time. If immediate use could bo made of B. A PahnesUick & Cm's Rubefscient, and the - braised part well saturated, and the remedy rubbed in, it would give relief, ease the pain. No farmer should be without Itti. celebrated medicine, as it is all•healing to mail or beast._ Prepared and sold by IL A. FANNEvriricit & Co . • Corner of Wood and First greets; ulsO, • Comer Sixth arid Wood, 9ARSAPARILLIA:=4Odoziin quart L ja" recd and d:" } l a Y . P 6y., - —•-•:: - cotaeNternmA 1"7:44 VEL BUSREILS -VIDLY FINE..CORbrP4_EAL—Rec,d %.11../ 'and for safe by Otul2), CITheaNS ShtITH „ ..;.i.',. , <;;,:* - : , ;. % 4,1,.v. ,', ~:~; !MS Mani NU.' 294. Z22:11 • , Ate, 42* .11- IBEEI
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