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r. =mono tuzamiox. ouvra a. . 151/AIMON.
SHANNON, & SHANNON, Attorneys at Law.—Office
on Fourth! street, nearly opposite the Mayor's Office.
T D. JENNINtitt, Attorney at Law, Fourth at., above
. Wood: mar3o:y
AMUEL W. is.L.Aus Anorneyat • w—Giftee on 4th
. street, near Grant, Ptttsbargli. - ocrM
ATKES F. KERR, Attorney . LataL Office in Bake
' well's Buildings, Grant street. map?
1,0110.
DR. et. W. OLIVER, Physician and Surgeon. •co
No 8, SL Clair strebt,Pittolmigh. aug2l-y
JIJ JOLIN.CRAWFOftD,..offtee on St
. Clair street,
opreisiterthe Eiehangs. auglo-y
CORLANDO LOOMIS; Attorney at Law.--01fico 4th
• st, shove Wood. . july4-3r
rpßomns M. MARBILALL, Atiormy of Lato.—Ofticit,
Igovvrio's Building!, Fourth et.- „3an7-ly
• .DARIAAGki, Attorney at Lato—Othee in ilakevrell's
Caildings, on' Grant street, opposite the Court
• itEuiNEDY, Attorney at Lato.=-oiftee in the
• same building' with Alderman Whlaster, Fifth et,
between Woad and Smithfield eta. augl7-6ms
UTORN BARTON, ..4nontry - as lato.—Office, North side .
of Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield, in the
Sine building with Alderman Morrow. sermti-ty
r EORGE W. LA Ytiti, Attorney and Couniettor at law
and Notary Ptd , /ie.—Office at the corner of 4th and
Wood sts, over Sibbet &Jones' Ezollarige office. octl4
EDMUND SNOWDEN, Attorney at Lass.--Otbee in
the building on the North East corner of Fourth and
Bmithfield eta. novit-y
MORROW, Akterman.—Othee north. side of Fifth
• street, between:Wood and Smithfield., Pittsburgh.
IurSCAIIIDLESS & M'CLURE, Attornitjs and COUT/Sti
al. tom at Lattn—Otitee on Fourth st., oppoaite R. &
H. Pattenton's Livery . Stable, Pittsburgh. seplo.l
OR WARD Ls SWARTZ WELDER, Attorneys at Law.
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Office on Fourth street, between Wood and Smith
field, opposite Patterson's Livery Stable. app-y
EARGE F. GILLAIORS, Attorney and .CounseUor at at
Law.-Omce removed to the 2d door below Grant
on Fourth t to the office lately occupied byAldermunr3lded
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Nil
ter.
T N._M'CLOWRY, Attorney and Counsellor at Lout
-0i:24,11ee -1y inakewelrs Buildings on Grant street
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T • I r, PCSIII4 Fourth st., five doers west of Mar
t, • ket. All work warranted, and if not perfectly sat
isfactory no charges will be made. `- feblo
BM VAL.—Dr. Robert Snyder, -lum removed As
office to Fourth infect, between Wood and Smith
field streets. marbly
I ' an " 1,3 rhikklk il braillailt v e e t A s agIONIA
new warehouse, ou Thinl street, nearly opposite the Post
Office. may3O•ty
D EMOVAL.--JOHN J. MITCHEL, Attorney at Law,
molt has removed to Fourth et, next door to the office of
Aldernian Steel. . • • ap7
1 u a c 44 ,40, T ,
T runn eir, g tE l aS &CO
NBUCKMASTER. Alderman Office Fourth street
. thirddoor above Smithfield, South side.
' Conveyantittg of all kinds dons with the greatest care
and legal-accuracy.
• Titles to Real Estate examined, ke. novls
JOHN COYLE, Notary and Conveyoncer.--Office in
Metcalf's Banding, Fourth street, near. Smithfield,
Pittsburgh.. Deeds,Bonds,Mortgages, Articles orAgree
meat, and all other instruments of writing drawn up with
aceura and dispatch. Titles to Real Estate examined.
O • A. PARKINSON, Alderman, Fifth Ward, Penn
at. between Walnut and O'Hara sts., where. he may
be found at all times._ having houses or other prop
erty to sell or rent, can have the same punctually emend
ed to; debts collected, and all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. 0e27.-11
. 'T. BIELLON,
A - TWOMEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW; Office in
Jo'. Mellon's Buildings, corner of Wylie and Fifth steels
east side of the Court House. _
11j Collecting, Conveyancing, examination of Ito
cords, !cc., promptly and accurately attended to. myla
11.1AlidS, Attorney and Counsellor of
MIL Law, (successor to Lowrie & Williams,) Office at
the old stand, Fourth st., shove Smithfield.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry
NV. Williams. Esq., and myself,in the practice ofthe law,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 26th ult., and the
business will hereafter be continued by Henry W. 'Wil
liams, whom I - most cheerfully recommend so all for
whom.l have the honor to' do business=-as a gentleman
every may worthy of their confidence
declB-Iy. - WALTER H. LOWRIE.
George R. Riddle, Conveyancer.
OFFICE in Averyßow, Fifth street, above Smithfield,
Pittsburgh
DErnts,Moterosols,Aars,l3onts, Rasmus, and
o.her instruments of writing, drawn with neatness, legal
accuracy and dispatch. He will also attend to drawing
and filing Mahatma , Limo, Accountsof Executors, Admin.
istrarors, 4.e. Examining rides so Real Rotate, Searching
From his long expenence, and intimate acquaintance
with the manner of keeping the public records, he ex
pects to give 'satisfaction to thoso who may entrust their
'tininess to his care. • decl6
Ancition Notice.
MBE subscriber has paid into the Treasu-y of the Com
monwealth, thenmondt of license required by law.
Be has given the regularly approved security, and taken
out a commission of the first Class, as an Auctioneer of
the city of Pittsburgh, and rented that spacious ware
room belonging to SylvanusLethrott,Fa9.,NO.ll4 Woad
street, three doors from Fifth, where he is prepared to at
tend ta the sale of every kind of Merchandise Furniture,
Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping, &c. , . either at the Auction
Rio= or on the premises, and-willm all cases exert him
self to the utmost for the benefit of his employers, oa the
mostretusonable terms; he will sell exclusively and only
on commission;'_neither purchasing. nor having any in
terestwhatever on goods in the store,bnt merely the coin
missienforselling, thereby giving all owners a (=chance
without partiality-of having therein property disposed of
to the best advantage. - - . •
Sales will be promptly settled when made. -"Advances
will be given 'at any time, on the most accommodating
terms. Merchants will not be chaigedfor advances. •
Regular .sale days: Mondays and Thursdays, of Dry
Goods,' Groceries, Furniture, ecc.;- and every evening,
Hardware f etalety, Watches, Guns, Pistolii, and Fancy
Articles. - Books on Saturday evenings.
4 1 2 4 JAMES APKENNA, Anet.
100 r It E. TODD would respectfully inform the mar
' .111511.• chants of this city and our customers generally,
that we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur
nishitg Goods, tathe corner of Fifth and Market streets,
2d story over W. Zr. P. lingua entrance on Fifth street,
where we intend to keep on hand a large stock of Shirts,
of our own manufacture, with an assortment of Gentle
mens, Furnishing Goods, usually kept by Eastern Whole
sale Furnishing Stores. - -
Being very thankful for the kind patronage bestovied
-on us 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 shill induce them to look further, as we expect to
add hiely to our stock, and diminish our prices.
Me =and dealers are solicited to examine our
STEEL' AND EILE.MANUFACTORY.--Tbe subscri
bets, havieg enlarged their establishmentforthe Man
ufacture of Bram. and_Ftrms—on the - corner of O'Hara
and Liberty streets, Pintburgh—are - prepared to furnish
.Files.of every description, of the best quality: and being
deternained:to make it the interest of consumers to pur
chase Files from them, respectfully invite the patronage
if all;who use the article. .
ANKRlifi Bc. CO:
DD EMOVAL.—On account of oar pent np market, and
I.llv a deniand for vegetable stands, I have been corn
gelled-to remove my "dread Stand to the - opposite side.of
Market street, In fmnt of Alexander & Days Dry. Goods
zlore - where I shall be glad to see my former customers.
JOHN SEIHRHARD.
POR — rHaTH, Four Lou—Bounded by Fenn, Liberty
and Ray eta., each lot having 24 feet front, and ex
tending back 11.0 feet. Taro of them are corner lots, and
he,position of tbe whole property is one of the rnast ad
ventageous in the city. For farther information apply to
- bl= SWARTZWELDER; Fourth at.;
ir betwieri Wood and Smithfield.
LITTON HAMS= I-hid. Mutton Hams; OD consign
ment add for mils
T~Sti3.ER do "RICEMSON,
- lios ,l73 min/74./AbertY 4;4
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Bush's garbs.
AR STRONG k.CROZER, Commission - Merchants
and Dealers in Produce, itc.—lity. 22 Market et. deb
TAS:MeGUIRE, EAMONABLE Tangs, mid sr, near
Wood--St. Chattel' Buildings. DeplEis-y
- 'lsla:tione-er and Crmwsivirm
chant, No. 114 Wood street. rabli
Eft ULON KINSEY, Dealer In Pansy Goods and
Trimmings, No. 67 Market street. 2 febl
A LEX ANDER JAYNES, Pekin TY,a Store s . 72 Third
.014 : etreet, near Wood.. - febl
MOCLOSILEY, Iron
. City ClorAing Mors, ' No. IV.,
,Libertystreet, opponite the *moth of Matta. febl
JOSHUA ROBINSON,- Agent for Hamden & Co.'l
Line. of.rnekor, FUth st., one door below Wood. Tebl
TXTILLLAX JACKSON Patent Medicine Depot, 89 Lib
, V arty street, head of Wood.' " - febl
IGINGLISH ft' OTT, Booksakrs and Stationers, No
.E 456 , Market st. between Third and Fourth. febl
DELANY, Fashionabbs Clothing Store, N0..49 Lib-
11,X)N & SARGENT, corner of Wood and Stith
- kr }wimps& SON, Bankers mut Dealers in Fzeaones
Coin and Bank Notes, No. 65 Market street. tebl
XLFULTON, BsU and Bross Founder, No. n Second
• street, betev een Market and Ferry streets. febl.
TOWNSEND,CARR & Coach east Wagon Makers,
J3t. Clair street, near the bridge. - feta
Tilt. BROWN'S 0FF1.C4Di0.65, Diamond alley, near
I, Wood street (eta
WERNDBERG,Fa4hiottable Clothing Raablidonent,
V. No. 25 Liberty street. my 24
youN CU •; . „Fashionable Tailor, Fifth etteet,near
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oppoeitetke office of the Fast. my 23
itif/la.t•:rr . • CH.M. ONO' C. -
Ajj. mission fdardianis, corner of Liberty and Irwin sta.
rtA. rdeNULTY & CO., Forwarding and Commissars
erelusnt a, Canal Basin. mar 3
JJOHNZiPCLOSKEYW r dor and Clothier, Liberty street
between Sixth and Virgin alley, south side. sepia
p HEY marraews & Co., Pao/suds Grocers, Com
-1111, and
'Va Forwarding . Merchanta, and Agents tor
Brighton Conon rna, 57 NV ater st., Pittsburg. [apt
A. WAHL, IHMist i eenn street, three doom
if above Hand street. Office hours, from nine till
- 171001. E? & liferchtny Tailors, Wood street,
V second door from Water, will. keep constantly on
hand a well selected lot of Clothing. marldiy
RS. MARSLAND, Cheap Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
. ing Sim, No. 45 Liberty street, corner of Virgin
alley, Pittsburgh.. • ' • feb.26:ly
,r_TA.EX,A , suacessor to Mama & Las,) Wool Derdo
and COMMi S3 IO I I Merchant' for the sale of &mart
cau Woolen Goode. febl6
17 AY lc CO., Booksellers, Stations, and Paper Dealers,
corner of Wood and ' Phut streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bookthindittg - and Printing done to order.. tette
TAXES - F. _KERR, Attorney at Late...-. Mee removed to
Al fourth street, between Smithfield and Grunt 'mem
rirtsbargh.
Ai{..MULLEN &DOWNINU, Fculdonable Clothing
. J3l Store, No. 21.8 Liberty street, opposite Seventh at.
sep2O.y - . .
fIUMMINS .Ir. SMITH, Forwarding and Commuston
N s / .MirehantraiurDeakra in Produce, No. 3 Satithfieldst ,
opposite thishionongabelislionse. jel9,„
K/NG & aIOOR HERD, Wheilaa/e andßetail Groan
and Produce Deakrs, corner of the Diamond and
Diamond alley. . • ruy2,3
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-FTOM) Furnishing & CO., Gerakinat's Fuishing Goods Es
lo tabtiihment,Coimer ofMarket and Fifth eurecto,up
stairs, entrance on Fifth stieet. Mytj
ADSALOM MOBlll5, Wiwiesaie and Retail Dcakr in
. Fancy and Staple Dry Ogods, 85 Market Street, be
tween Fourth and thc. Diamond. my 23
JOHN D. DUN EVY, Beazer, No. 120 W ood s
Gold Lcnf, Dentists' &e: constantly on hand and
raunnactured to order. Lora
41/RPHY & LklB, Wool Denim and Commission
.1,31, • /Wm/mists, far the sale of American Woolen Cioode,
coraer of Liberty street and Cecil's alley. nocl.o
12L[7ME,
Piano Forts Manufacturer, and.deater in
Musical Instruments , No. 112 Woo di street, near
novltt
I OSEPIi WWI/WELL, - Importer and Dialer in For
el rign and Domestic Hardware, -corner of Second and
Wood 'Meta
SAMCEGII4cCE,UItKAN x CO., Agents for Carlisle
and Rippard's Regular Liar of Packet Ships ' from
New York to Liverpool, No. 142 Liberty at. fedi
JOSEPII. MAJOR, Boat Store, Ship Chandlery and
Agency of the Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. jnl2
ii.a.AF FE &O'CONNOR, Proprietors ofthe Pittsburgh
kPortabk.Boal Store corner of Peun and 'Wayne ste.
febt
JAMES MAY, Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding and Coni
mission/Verdant, Water street, between Market and
Ferry., febl
&CllRRY,Bankers and Tionliange Ignolorr a
JIM on Wend street, third 'door below Foarth,.west side
febl.
V RAMER& RHARI, Bankers and Ezchanga Broken,
Ja.eonter of Third' and Wood streets, opposite the St.
Charles Hotel.- febl -
TOHNSON & STOCKTON,BooineUere, Stationen,:Prin
te ten and Publishers, corner of Market and Third sta.:
febl
- 1 - TICTOIL SCIUBA , Bookseller, Stationer aad Binder,
V Fifth stmet, between. Wood and Alarket. ,jan7
McSTEIN, Brass Touader and Gas Flitter, Smith
field street, between Diamond alley-and Filth at.
dead'
T &J. fdeDEVITT, 117Lottsale Grocers, dealers in Pro
. dace and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 214 Liberty,.
opposite 7th at. Lapin
84 , :1 are • ;C: Lo' I O ' : o. utb
ID steel, near Liberty. C.TOHN PARRA,. ,
nov-24 1 Proprietor.
JTORN D. MORGAN, Wholesale and Serail Druggist., No
931, Wood meet, one door south ofDiamond
febl
UOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, Wholesale and Retail
Dealersin Boots and Shoes, No. 180 Liberty street, op
posit(' Wood. febl
I)A.F r ALITNtSAZICK & Co., WA/iterate Drug Ware
. house, corner of First and Wood streets, and corner
of Woodand Sixth: fen.
r. El. X .TOITMG. J. q. A. 1 . 01.71t0.
J" S. ht. YOUNG & Co , Wholesale and Retail Fa:nay
, Grocersand Dealers in Produce; N. IV. corner of
Fourth and Ferry and S. W. corner of Third and Ross
streets, Pittsburgh. mar3l:y
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JTOSHUA RHODES, Wholesale Fruiterer, Ccmfeetiontr
and Dealer in Nola and all kinds or Foreign Fruits,
No. 6 Wood street, East side, between Water and Fire
streeta, Pittsburgh, Pa. All orders in his line earefidly
attended to. • • niar.2o
roust McDaum. JAILES Dicterarrr. * Wra. McDsvrrr .
TORN bIeDEVITT & BROS., Wholesek Grocers, Deal-.
CI era in Produce, Pittsburgh Manufactures, and Mer
chandize generally, N0..13 Commercial. Row,-Liberty
streetmartllty
TATIII. ALEXANDER& SONS. Coffin/Rakers and Fur
,'Y nithittg Undertakers, corner of Tenn and St. Clair
streets, opposite Oa Ezchange. Entrance on Penn areeL.
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TORN 11. MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
LIP• Music and Musietdintirumentr,Pianos,Sehool Books,
and Stationery, No. 12 Wood street- janl
.streets
,Ti7, - coraer of First and Ferry
, 'manufacturer of Locks, Hinges,. and Bolts;
Tobacco, Fuller, Mill and limber Screws, Hansen
&taws fa; Rolling Mils /kn._ ' sepl.o
T BRYAR Rectifying Distiller, and Wholesale I ales
U .in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No.
114. Liberty street, and att Diamond alley. iy2l
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EXC 'MOE HOTEL, Exchange Place t Baltimore.
D. Dortsxv, Proprietor. Coaches will be m readineas
itt;all the landings to convey Passengers, free of chow,
d e Mi 9
to the Hotel.
Tr IN( & FINNEY, Agents for the Delaware Mutual
Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware
house of King do Holmes, Water street, near Market.'
febl
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CARSON & McKNIGHT, 197wiesais tracer:
and Cons-
N.) mission Merchants, Sixth street, between Wood and
Liberty. • • • . dee4
AVM. GLENN, Bookbinder, corner of Third and Wood
y y streets, above C. H. Kay, where he is prepared to
do every.descrOtion of ruling and binding. pec2
If.7IdVRNLY, Wholesale iiiiiiandM — Dealeiiii
- - DRY GOODS,. North east comer of Market and
Fourth ats. • . • ap2o:y
SAMDEL MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street, be tween
Wood and Market. Cabin
T. P. SCOTT.
TROTH & SCOTT, Wholesale and .Retail Dealer in
BilOts, Shots, Thinks, carpet sags; tc., S. W. corner
of Fourth and Smithfield ets.,Pittehtirg , Pa. (mrtf&V
7/LINGER IL&HBAUGII WILLIAM HARILAROLI.
S& W. HARBAUGH, Commission and Forwarding
. Merchants, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce ,
No-53 Water, and 104 Front street, between Wood and
Smithfield streets, Fittsburt h. -
TICHARD r., Importer, and dealer in
Foreign, an Domestic
. Sarikry, Hardware, and Car
riage Trimming.; of aft. deeerip#one, No. 131 Wood et.,
Pittsburgh, seven dooriaboee Fifth,. and one door above
H. Childs . & Co.'a Shoe Store., :a1)24
• MIMS & SINCLAIR, (late Martin & Smith,) Wholestde
Grocers, Pm/Iwo and Coinsniseioti Merehatue,6o Wood.
street, Pittsburgh. The undersigned having entered into
partnership ander - the above style, respectfully ask the
patronage of the friends of the lite firm; and of the:pur
chasers generally. They feel warranted in promising
that they can give satisfaction to all who may bay of
them, or confide business to their care.
frOWNSEND, CARR &CO., Successors to the old Ann
1. of C. - Townsend & C 0.,. and C arr Rovrland r beg
leaie to announce to their friends and to the public gen
erally, that they are nowprepared to execute all kinds
of ?mirk in the Coach and Wagon-making business,. as
the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best quell
ty. The very large quantity. of seasoned. Timber with
which they erupt:oared, and their facilitiesfor business;
enables there' to insure the pnblie that they are p re p are d
to early on an extensive .and pratnyCbusiness in their
line, and they respectfully solicit a cotitinuanco of the
- liberal patronage bestowed upon thalite Arms. osps
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117E1". DYER., Grocer aria Produce Dealer, No. 158
11 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. marl 7
• L. ECEZEIL
EYNOLDS SEM, Whoksate Grocers, Commission
.Llh Merchants, and Beale re in Rags; Paper, tic., corner
of .Penn. and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh. ..e.ll sizes Print
ing Paper constantly on hand. marl7:y ,
Card.
, TAMES PATTON,JL, Wholesale Grocer and Rectifying
tj. Ditiilks, and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Liquors, Flour, Cheese, Seeds, Grain, ice., No. 17
Liberty street, Pittsburgh: ' marfr
HOUSE, DAM AND ORNA lENAL PAINTER,
: Liberty street, opposite Hand. All work neatly
executed. Orders punctually attended to. Inutaky
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• George Beale., Jr.,
Ii,rANUFACTUREKOF BRUSHES, WHOLZBALE axn
Rarest., No. 7S. Womt . street, Pirtsburgh, Pa. Con
stantly ort• hand, a_general and extensive assortment of
Am, mans of BRUS HE S ) at the lowest Eastern prices.
N. R.--Machine 'Brushes, dr.c., made to order at the
shortelt notice. - - =way
A. B. SPRINGSTEILN,
N 0.1.40 -Wood street, between Fifth and Virgin Alter . j.
Willow Ware, foreign and domestic; Mails of all
kinds ; Patent Rotary Churns, which far surpass any now
in nee in the „United States. For sale a; the lowest
- JB. BONNET *
WHOLESALEGROCER,RECTIFYING DISTILLER '
COMMISSION .AND PRODUCE MERCHANT;
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Foreign and Domestic Wines,Liquors, Fruits, Nuts, 4 c.
marchB 162 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
lIPCANDLI9I9B & CAMPBELL,
- No. 97 Wood strut, next door to Diamond alley,
AVECOLVELLLE DEALERS IN VARIRTY AND DRY GOODI
ARE now in daily receipt Of all the articles in their
line of business—pnrchased at the lowest prices in
the East; to which they invite:the attention. of country
merchants'and °Meru and which they flatter themselves
they can dispose of at the lowest prices and on the most
favorable terms. - • mar 9
Q WKINLEY, Rouse, Sign rout Ornamental Painter,
- k.7. and dealer -in P.ALNTS, No. 44 St. Clair et., Pitts
burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Prima, either
Dry or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine ; Window Glass, of all
sizes Patty, Putty, Pamt Brushes, all of the best quality,
and fur sale at reasonable prices. metal
41/6 H. GERBEEDING, Dealer in Imported
and Domestic Segars, Bud and Tobacco,
Wholesale 'and Retell, Liberty street, 'six
doors above Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa..
irmu orders from cottony Merchants will be promp
y attended to.
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wat. D. lIICIMIL
/./5021 ATIELNISON.
Q . CAIFF. & ATKINSON, Manufacturers of Ten,
Cop
yer and Sheet Iron Ware. They also execute every
deectiption of Blacksmith Work. First street, between
Wood and Mattel, Pittsburgh. octThy
DRUGS? - D - RUGS !!—Join. Maiming, Druggist and
APotherarY, ;north-west corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, Pittsburgh, will keep constantly on hand Drags,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, ?cc.
N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compound
ed from the best materials, at any hour of the day or
night. Also, an assortment of Perfumery; fine tooth,
hair, and clothes , Brushes, &c &c. &c which will be
sold low for cash. . ap2Ctly
WiiLIAM. THOVILLO, Undertaker, Fifth street, im
niediately opposite the Theatre, respeerfully in
forms his friends and the public in general, that he has
resumed his business as a Furnishing Undertaker. lie
is supplied with and always keeps on hand Corms of all
sizes and kinds, Shrouds,and all other articles necessary
on such occasions. •
Silver plates, ice boxes, and leaden coffins will be sup
plied in order. A. fine hearse and eat riage always ready
to attend funerals. selanly
John M. Townsend ,, D RUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market
street, three doors above Third,Pittsburgh, will have
constantly on hand a well selected assortment of Ate best
and freshest Medicines,
which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will be
promptly attended to, and suppplied with articles they
may rely upon as genuine.
Physicians prescriptions willbe accurately and neatly
prepared from the best materials, at any hour of the day
or night. .
Also for eale,a large stock of fresh and good PERFU
MERY. dec39
u. asmaorma. 4, L. LONG. 3. IL MIL M
GALLAGHER; LONG £ MILLER,
N. IQ9 Frani rt.., between Woad and Smittlfleid streeu.
MANUFACTMERS of Bells of all sizes, double and
single action Force Pumps, Counter Railing, Min
eral Water Pumps , fittings of all kinds for Gas, Water,
Steam, &c., Brass Castings for Machinery and aati-attri;
ton metal for same. Particular attention paid to Gas
Fiktare,s and a well assorted stock of Plain and Orna
mental Pendants, Burners, Chandeliers,con.
mainly on hand. octB
AMES ANNSTILONG. BANIVEL CROZZIL
ARMSTRONG & CROZER, Commission Itterehanss,
No. 22 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., will attend
promptly to the sale of every description of Western
Produce, and other articles entrusted to their care.
Rarstuvo—Hanna, Hussey & Co., Pittsburgh; Hanna,
Graham & Co., New Lisbon, O. Merchants generally,
Wellsville, O.; Rhodes & Ogleby, Bridgeport, O. A. G.
Richardson & Bro., Cincinnati; J. F. Howard, Loin sville,
Ky.; Guile & Dorwort, St. Louis; H. Boyles, Steuben
ville.' deelky
ALLEN MILOWN. W. C. CONNALLY.
BROWNS HOTEL,
CORNRR OF SEITHFIRLD AND THIRD STS.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
BROWN & CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS.
N. 11.—Good Stabling attached to the house.
A 'FULTON, .B - arinut Runs Founder, has rebuilliTia
commenced business at his old stand, No. 70, Se
cond, between Market and Ferry streets, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers and friends.
Church, steamboat, and bells of every size, from 10 to
10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials.
Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, Railings, &c., &e.,
together with every variety.of Brass Castings, if realm•
ed, turned and finished in the neatest manner.
- .
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbles Anti-Attraction
is justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be had of
him at all times. novi3:y
11),TEWLY INVENTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING
ii TRUSS t for the immediate relief and permanent
carets!' Hernia and Samson (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 pan 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. The subscribers
have made arrangements for the.manufacture of these
valuable Trusses,m a superiorstyle, in Philadelphia, and
have them now for sale at their office, No. 77 Smithfield
street, near Sizth, Pittsburgh. GEORGE_
_WATT'
iY7 D. W. KAUFFMAN.
STEW DRUG STORK—Joint D. MOROLN, WhOaril
'sale and Retail Druggist, No. 931 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 Bilis tine, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye
Stuffs, Paints ' and Garnishes, Chemicals, An., together
with all-such articles as are usually kept for sale at a
wholesale and retail drug store.
Ris stock is entirely new, and has been selected with
care. lie is confident that Mt articles, both as to quality
and price, will please such as may favor him with a call.
MONONGAIIELA PLANING 1111LL.—Jusas Msic
moan would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that his new establishment is now in full opera.
von, and that be is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
fill all orders fop 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 Afoul dings, of every description, made
to order..
Builders and Carpenters would
. find it to th eir advan
tage to gave him. a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suitable for every description of work.
dec3-tf
10IRESTONA, WAGNER, Engine„Builders, have com
..L naenced business on Penn et.; near the Point, at the
establishment formerly carried on . by Blockhouse di Nel
son. Persons wishing to purchase Steam Engines for
Boats, or for other purposes, Will please favor us with a
call, as we Satter ourselves to be able to furnish them on
as favorable terms as any otherestablishment in the city.
Also, rolling mill and castings of every descsiption can
be had at the shortest notice.
Ranumapt. Robert Beer, Thomas Scott, Eaq..
Church, Carothers, & Co., H. Denny, Esq., M. Allen &Co'
CYPRIAN PRESTON,
ENOCH WAGNER.
CREAP BONNETS.—W. FL MURPHY is selling oil
his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redu
ced prices. Bonnets of last winter's shapes at from 25
cents to 81,00.
Cheap dawns.—A lot of Dress Lawns reduced to 1.2 i
cents per yard.
Whue Goods for Dresses.—A supply just received, and
offered very low.
Dark Chtsgharns.—Rich dark stylesof Ginghami. Also,
Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns.
Mantua Ribbons.—An assortment just received in the
'Wholesale Rooms, 2d story, and offered low by the piece.
Also, White and Colored Satin do.
rants and Muslins.—An excellent stock on hand, from
4c. per yd. up to the finest qualities.
ItrAt north-emit corner of Fourth and Market strew.
Important.
JOHN M. BLAIR, DAVID STAAN ART end PHILIP
BPAHMAN, having purchased the entire interest and
stock in trade of Mr. Sohn W. Blair, beg leave. to inform
heir numerous friends and the public that they have this
day entered into partnership under the firm and style of
" Bunt & Co. - ," for the manufacture of Brushes of every
description. Being practical workmen, they will make
up eery style d - and of the most durable material, and in the
first ; will keep en hand, for sale, at their store,
No. 120 Wood street, a very large assortment of every'
thing.in their line or business—which, with their exten
sive-stock of Shoe Findings; Fishing Tackle, Pon and
Podket Knives, Powder, Shot, and Variety Goods, they
will sell cheap, wholesale and retail.
Machine Brindles made to order, with despatch.
The encoluagement and patronage of their friends and
the public iseamestly solicited, and will be thankfully re
ceived. Cheery', t- BLAIR & CO.,
Pittsb :h; 0ct.'29th,1849:(0c30) .ISO 'Wood st.
WM. H. SMITH
W. M. SINCLAIR.
LOUR—Stibalmas juist recetve ,d and for sale by
I 01 1 uIS . 13MITH & SINCLAIR.
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, JULY , 2, 1849
Buintso earbo.
West Point Works.
listellarieou .
Tin Roofing.
THE aub scrib eta moat respectfully announce to their
fellow-citizens that they: havis perfected their- ar
rangement to carry on the business of Tin Rueful.' on an
extensive scale. - -
Itis now close on four years since we first introduced
tin roofing in this city. During that time we have cover
md over fifty thousand square feet of roofs witAtin plate,
and in all cases we believe we have - given the most en
tire satisfaction. This kind of roof has beeif applied to'
the very best buildings in this city;.including, among a
largenumber of others, the two superb buildings on Penn
street, owned by John L. Shoenberger and John Bisset,
'Emirs. That tin roofing (when skillfitliy laid an) is both
permanent and durable, there can be - -sto doubt; in proof
of this,wc can refer to the almost universal application
of this kind of roofing in the large cities on the sea-board
during the last twenty years; and - pi enquiring en the
subject, we have yetto learn of one of those_ roofs
having been worn oat .:. The roofs °vexed with tin in
our own eity . are open to the entrain — on of who take
an interest in the matter. We have alio prepared a
tu t
miniature plan of roofs, which may be Seen at our estab
lishment; where any other Information will be given with
pleasure. , JOHN. DUNLAP ac CO..
marl Corner Market and Second streets.
The Areometer.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC le respectfully
called to the fol'owing . certificates:—
Mit. S. Emi - Having--Having tested. a quantity of Gold
weighed by your Areometer, I fmdthe result proves your
instrument correct '
i and recommend the use of it to
those going to California, as the beat method for obtain
ing the real value of Gold. Reap. yours
J. B. DIJNLEVY,
Pittsburg/I;March 9,'40. Gold Beater.
Prr93999911,. March 7,1849. .
Ma. F.. ~ 1 1 s—Dear Sir: Having examined the "Areom
tier,. manufactured at your rooms, I do not hesitate to
commend it to the use of those gentlemen who are about
removing to California, in search of Gold.
It gives a close approximation to the specific gravity
of metals, and will certainly enable the adventurer to as
certain when his placer is yielding Gold.;
mrlo] Yours, resp'y, M'CLINTOCK.
Head Quarters for Roots and shoes,
CORNER rouara AND SALITRITELD STREEPS, PITEBRCEGR, PA.
jTROTH & SCOTT having commenced
the general BOOT and SHOE business,
wholesale and retail, would respectfully invite
the attention of their friends and the public gene
rally, to their splendid new stook, consisting of Men'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,
such as Gentlemen's fine Bums, and Ladies' Misses' and
Children's fine work.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
N. H.—Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, !cc, &c., al
ways on band and for sale low for cash.
' •
'ff:r Country Merchants would find it to their interest
o give as a call, when visiting the city.
TROTH & SCOTT,
marl 4 Corner 4th and Smithfield sts.
Public Notice to Economists.
TES subscriber, being desirous of
changing his business, has determined ®
to close out the balance of his stock of BOOTS,
SHOES AND TRUNKS, AT COST. They will
be sold in lots, to sait purchasers, from
ONE PAIR TO A THOUSAND
Country Merchants are invited to call at
BATES', CORNER SMITHFIELD AND FIFTH STS.,
Opposite the Pittsburgh Foundry, where they can buy to
their satisfaction, for the stock mast be closed out soon.
100 cases Boots on hand, 815, 818, 821, $24 per case.
marl J. BATES.
WAGONS, - WAGONS.
THOMAS HARRISON, MANUFACTURER OF
- Wagons, Drays, Carts, dr.o.,
ZNabltiVA_Nla. Avastra, HALF MILE MOM TUE doe= HOUSE.
HE proprietor of this establishment having always
T
on hand a supply of superior, well seasoned Lum
ber, is prepared to Sit orders of every description in his
branch of manufacturing, with as short notice and on as
favorable terms as any other workman in the West.
. .
A newly invented Patent Tip Wagon, for hauling
brick, is built at the above place. Also, Repairing at
tended to. Orders from a distance will receive prompt
attention.
Rantaintras--Geo. W. Smith, James McCully, Jonas
M'Clintock. mare_-am
Bureau andßedstead Factory.
S.& W. M. HA.NNAFORD respectfully inform the
R
citizens and the public generally that they have re
moved their Warerooma to Smithfield street, between
Diamond alley and Fifth street, sign of the Big Bedstead,
where they areprepared to sell, wholesale or retail, very
cheap for cash, the following anleles :—Bureaus, Bed
steads, with Gazzam's Iron Fastenings, and also the best
quality ofScrew Bedsteads, 'I able*, Stands, he. And
they wish it particularly understood, as there is so much
prejudice against machine made work, that they warrant
their work to give satisfaction, and if not well made, the
money shall be returned. marl6:3in
JOHN S. HAMILTON, Attorney at Late—O ffi ce on
Fourth street, between Woo/ and Smithfield, Pine:
burgh. up2B:ly
GENTS WANTED .— Two or three Agents can find situations to canvass and take subscribers
in this County for a valuable work, highly recommended
by numerous persons distigefshed alike for their learning
and religious influence In this and Eastern Cities. by ap
plying in person to EDWARD TODD & CO.,
'nay[ Corner of Fifth and Market sts., up stairs.
Valuable Beal Mutate for Sale.
TIIE subscriber will sell, at private sale, that valuable
Property, on the Fourth street road, adjoining his
present residence, and give possession immediately.—
There are about TEN ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, in a
hi state of cultivation. The improvements are a large
indwell finished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a su
perb Barn, and other out-buildings. Adjoining the Dwell
ing is a running'Fountain and a good Pump, which fur
nish a constant supply of excellent water. There is a
variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery on the premises.—
If the above described property is not sold soon, it will
he rented for a time. Also, for sale, a large LOT, on
Pen.uTlvania Avenue, at the end of the board-walk.
Inquire of (mar3L3m) DAVID BEELEIL
No. 116 Noon ST.
Going. to Move.
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE SELLING
OFF—Cast. Ann SECURE Dsaoscss.—The undersign
ed being about to rernove,in the coming month, to N 0.65
Wood street,
is desirous of closing out the greater part
of his Stock at REDUCED PRICES. He Would call
your particular attention to his large and splendid assort
ment of CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSW.ARE, Giran
doles, Lamps Britannia , Tea Ware, Castors, French
and English Mantel Ornaments, and Tea Setts, of the
newest styles and patterns, all of which he offers at a
small advance above cost. Remember the place, No.
115 Noon sr. ffeb27) M. HODEINSON.
Commercial Row Cabinet Wararoom
itT. B. YOUNG & Co. IT . I. ,""",
A TW virC l ßilET4.4imia aaatoemmercial
Row, Liberty
street, opposite the head of Smithfield, where they will
keep constantly on hand an exteneive assortment of So
fas, Tables, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs and
every article in their line of business.
....Undertaking promptly attended to at reasonable
. ices may 47
Ilats,•Cape k and Mars.
sibTim subscriber is now receiving from the
city of New York a choice assortment of Hati
Cape and Muffs, Latest Fashions ' in great va
riety, and very CUILAP, wholesale and retail .
JAMES WILSON,
Smithfield street, 2d door South of 4th at.
TALL FASIIION OF ATS - R. 1840.
4
81. 9 001t11 & 00, (late BITCord & King,) WILL intmlacc, on Saturday, Aug. 20, the FALL
STYLE OF T 8 r just received from New
York. Those in want of a neat and beautiflil HAT,
are invited to call at their store, corner of Fifth and
Wood streets. , ang24
New Hat and Cap Store.
4 JAMES WILSON, Hat Manufacturer,
(formerly of the corner of Diamond alley
and Wood streets.) begs leave respectfully
to Inform his old easterners, friends, and the public, that
he has opened a NEW STORE, on Smithfield et., where
a choice atsortment of 114Tq, CAPS, and LADLES ,
FURS, (as good, neat, fashionable add cuss' , as any in
the city,) may be had, I. 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. mar3l-13,
Fashionable Hat and. Cap Manufactory.
ANSHUTZ, Agent, respectfully
Ginforms his friends and the public general
ly, that he has commenced the manufacture of
Hats and Cape, 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
he will dispose of, wholesale or retail, on the most -rea
sonable terms, for cash or city acceptance. Hats made
to order at the shortest notice. . apl9-3m
Clinton. Paper Mill.
TIRE CLINTON PAPER AULL, situated at !Reuben
." villa, Ohio, having been enlarged and improved, and
at a very great expense added new and the most im
proved kind of machinery, is now prepared to manufac
tare ail kinds of Writing, Printing, Wrapping and Cotton
Yarn Papers, Bonnetßoards . , &0., equal to any 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. S. C. HILL,
Jan3l • 87 Wood street.
=:01;t1
IPBE subscribers having takenthe Saw-mill above the
Fifth Ward Bridgeaormerly run by Mr. John Cham
bers,. and having 'a good stock of Timber on hand, would
solicit the patronage of the public. Orders thankfully
receivedand punctually attended to.
SAVARY &-SPAULDING.
•
• The undersigned having sold his interest in the above
Mill to Messrs. Savory & Spaulding, would recommend
them to hie tonnes custome rs and the eommunity, as being
well qualified to give satisfaction to all who may deed
with thorn. uan02:11) JOHN CHAMBERS.
HOMCEPATHICBOOKS.—Just received.at the Book
store of the subscriber, in Fifth at., near Market : •
Afateria Meafea,pura, by Samuel Hahneman,tranalated
sad edited by Charles Julius Hempel, M.D. 4 vols.
Hartmates Acute Diseases, by Dr. Hemprel, vol. 1.
Homcepathie. Dome sac dicine, by J. Lowrie , enlarg
ed and iraproved by A. J. Hall, M. D..
Jab r's Near Manuel; voLl.; Nos. 1 and 3.
Herings Domestic Physician.
Booningbausen% Therapretic Pocket Book, for Home
pathists, by Dr. Okie.
Habeman s Chronic. Diseases, vol. 3.
Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and
prises. • WO] . VICTOR' SCRUIA. •
SEM
.' "Hammer .
&. Bawler.. - -
CABINET WAREROOM, SMITEFIFT n MEET,
Between Serenthertreet and Strawberry ailey,Ptitsburg t Pa:
HAMMER & DAULER keep eonstantlj on hand
a variety o f excellent and fashionable'Farniture,
warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as
favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in be West. They have no l / 4 v on hand an
unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Furni
ture, trom the cheapest and plainest to the most costly"
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to; nu.2l:6m
A i
• Tun subscriber, wishing to- reduce his present
stock of Furniture, will; from -this date until fur
ther notice, sell all artieleis in his line at cost, being
determined to lessen the amount of stock on hand.
Those persons who may call on him with the intention
or getting a "good penny's worth," will not be disa.
pointed. His stock of Furniture is equal to any in the
city, both in style and workinanslnp,and the assortment
complete. ' ALEXANDER /11"CURDY,
- -* . Furniture Rooms Third st.,
mar2l ' -- Next door above Pittsburgh Dank.
-- :drames W. Woodwell UR E
MO DERN-ANT - A.NTIQUE FU. RNI T
No. S 3 .Tranu Smear, PIXTSIODIGH.
litA. zonaa and splendid assortment 'of -Furniture ,
suitable for Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Dwel4*
lags, constantly onhand, 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 give me a call, as I am de
termined my prices shall please. Part of the Stock con
sists in—
Tete a Tete ; Ballet Enthele •
Louis XIV, Chairs; Queen Elizabeth Chairs;
Tea Payee ; . Fruit Tables ;
Toilet Tables; Louis %V. Commodes.
French Mahogany Bedsteads; Piano Stools ;
50 Sofas, with plush and hair cloth casers ; . .
50 ho n a n y
Rockingrlor Chairs;
dozen Pa do.
30 " Fancy do.
25 Centre Tables ;
20 pais Divans,' 4 pair Pier Tables;
15 marble top Dressing Bureaus ;
8 Wardrobes ,• 8 Secretaries and Book Cases ;
20 marble top Wash Stands ;
4 pair Ottomans;
8 pair Fancy Work Stands.
A vsey large assorment of common Chairs and other
Furniture, too numerous to mention.
1:17 - Steam Boats furnished on th e shortest notice, and
on the most reasonable terms. notic
e, a nd
!
Gold Wooster*.
'IIPARRY has invented a machine for washing Gold,
• for which he has made :application for a patent.—
They are now offered for sale at the Warehouse of
PARRY, SCOTT ft Co., NO. 103 Wood st., 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
mules or horses t weighing eighty pormd,s each, and can
be put in operation in half an hour. They can be filled
with provisions. -It is the opinion of those who have
seen the trial of one of these machines of smallest size s
that two men will wash the mineral from 150 bushels of
sand or earth in a day, without the loss of a particle of
the mineral. They can be increased in size 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 but a small stream or
water, and can be used the whole season, and can be pat
into operation where there is riot sufficient water to wash
in the usual way.
Price of smallest size $35. Orders from abroad, ac
companied by cash, will be promptly filled.
IL PARRY, at Parry, Scott k.
feb7:dtf No. IU3 Wood st., Pittsburgh:
ID HAD THIS LETTER.—Who will be without a beau
121i, tiful head of hair, when they can have one for three
shillings? Twenty years' loss of hair and wonderful
restoration!
" &unison; July 17, 1847.
"Dear Sir—The wonderful erects oflones , 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, y 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
parations in vain, and ultimately bad his head shaved and
wore a wig. At my recommendation, he tried the Re
storative, and after using it, according to the direction,
for a short time, the young hair appeared, and he has now
as fine a head of hair as any person in Baltimore.
"Yours, &c. JOHN IDELYINOTON."
It causes eyebrows to grow, prevents the hair from
turning grey, and the first application causes it to curl
beautifully, frees it from scurf, and stops it from falling
or.
Sold with fall directions at 82 Chatham st.N.Y. and by
Win. Jackson, Agent, 69 Liberty st. Pittsburgh. rsep2o
Spring Fashions Hats and caps.
ATim introduce, this day, am '
litarch 24,1849, the Spring style of HATS
and CAPS, which for neatness and dam
Laity cannot be surpassed—the style being such that
cannot help from giving . the wearer entire satisfaction.
He is also daily expecting the arrival of an extenetve
assortment of California Hats, of various colors; all of
which will be disposed of at his old unusually lovi
prices. Country Merchants are invited to call and ex
amine his assortment. G. W. GLASSGOW,
102 Wood street,
3d door betow J. D. Davis' Auction Rooms, Pittsb , g.
martilm
Removal.
THE subscriber has removed his Wholesale Grocery
Store to the corner of Hancock street and Allegheny
Wharf, next door to the Perry House.
morn JOHN P. PERRY.
George Armor,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, No. 43, Market street.—
Having removed his Tailoring Establishment in the
rooms on Market at., lately ocbtiped es a Bookstor e,-by ßosworth Ze Co., the undersigned is prepared to fill ailed
ders in his line which may be entrusted to his care by his
old friends and customers, and the public generally. His
long experience in the business and the success with
which he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, emboldens hint
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,
Merchant. Tailor.
riIHE subscriber respectfully announces to his custom-.
ers, and to the gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
generally, that he has renewed his usual assortment of
Spring Goods, for gentlemen's wear, to which he invites
their attention. His stock comprises fine Broad Cloths of
all colors; Caudate:es; rich Vestings, 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.
WM. B. SHAFFER,
Water at., 3d door above National Hotel.
Faehlonabie Clothing Store
No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH!
TIIE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have just received
a new supply of French and English Cloths, and eassi
merer,—Vestings of all styles and quality—Ready-made
Clothing of aH descriptions, neck - and pocket Handker
chiefs, Shirts; in short, every article usually kept in
Clothing Stores, constantly on band.
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.
jytl-tf APMULLE,N & DOW:
THE FIRM of Acheson & Dagg is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr. Jas, T. Dan having declin
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. to J. C. Acheson.
WM. ACHESON,
Pittsburgh, Ju1y,18.19. JAS. T. DAGG.
Er In withdrawing from the firm of Acheson & Dagg,
I take pleasure in recommending my aneceassor to my
friends and :he public generally. JAS. W. DACO.
July 29, 1949—aug
DISSOLUTION.—The Partnership heretofore exist
lug between the subscribers, under the firm of J. h.
J. bPDEvrrr, was dissolved on the 7th inst. Either party
is authorized to use the name of the firm, in settlement.
JOHN MYDEVITT
JAMES M'DEVI*.
March 10,
tu . co.pARTNFIISHIP.—The undersigned ha e this
day: formed a Co-partnership under the firm of-JOHNN
APDEVITT tr. BRO'PRERS, for the transaction of a Gro
cery and Produce business. JOHN APDEVITT. - -
JAMES MWEVITT,
'WILLIAM ItPDEVITT.
March 7, 1849.—( mrl2)
DIS OL 1 . 10 N.— he partnership of Mummy & LEE
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bu
siness of the firm will be settled by H. Lee.
• J. R. MURPHY,
Pittsburgh, 30th Jan., 184.9
NOTICE.—The undersigned will continue the Wool
business and attend to the sale of Woolen Goods, at the
old place. --- H. LEE.
. . . .
11? In from the late firm of ILlurphiitT e W.l
take great pleasure
. in recommending
public. H. Le the
confidence of my friends and to the
jan3o J. It. MURPHY.
Co-Partnership Notice.
/OLIN DUNLAP. • IMES FLEMING
JOHN DUNLAP having, on the Ist inst., associated
with hint In his business Joun Fimmuto, they will
erenfter carry on their Importing . f House Furnishinc
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 firm, at their warehouse, corner of Market and
Second streets (jan6) JOHN DUNLAP & CO.
MIDNIGHT SUN—A Pikrimage, by Fredrika
1
Bremer; translated by Mary Hewett. Just received
andfor sale by JOHNSTON do STOCKTON,
Corner Market and 3d sts.
2000 large Cheese, for sale Logrty
CH
HESerip by
aP 2B No. IN3 Liberty street.
FISHING LINES-2 eases Sea Wass Lml
ee
3 , gro. Linen • do
1 " do
Just recd by Meo CottonCANDLESS !!r CA MPBELL,
myl 97 Wood street
OATS 300 bushels, prime quality, just received per
steamer Virellsrille, for sale by
JOHN F. PERRY,
a 30) Next door to Perry
House, Allegheu Wharf.
P ITCH -$o barrels,
or
sale
by JOHNT. PERRY,
aP3Oj 'Next door Perry House r Altegheny Wharf.
5 C -
filistellanotto.
H. DA LBB
Furniture.
GEO. ARMOR.
iMigollatteous.
: JOSEPH 141'PENCOTT
dr'&Bec,'.)avlt C. RaxaL
Illanufactorers of Phenix Fire Proof Safes
&wind street,between Toed and Smiduiie ld.
iN Tuesday afternoon, July 25,124 Et, the undersigned
,N,J were called upon by Messrs. eneott & Barr, to
witness an honest and fair test of one o. their Pre=
Safer. The furnace being prepared, tee Sate V7FI" placed
inside thereof, with books, papers and somemoney; when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled at,.
•ouarter past 2 o'clock, and in a short time the Safe was
red kot, andcontinuedtill half past 6 o'clock, being about
four and a half hours, when the committee expressed
their satisfaction that the time occupied with such heat
was sufficient. The furnate was then pulled down, Safe
cooled and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so great, as to melt off the brass
mountings. Ws therefore take pleasure in recommend
ing these Safes to the public, as being,jn our judgment,
entirely fire proof. JARVIS & TRABUE,
• N JCK & RAWSON,
CORNWALL & BROTHER,
BRANNON & THATCHER, •
BENEDICT & CARTER, •
ISAAC CROMIE.
I am engaged in the foundry business, and know
something , about furnaces and heat. I witnessed the
burning of the above Safe,.and can freely say there was
no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them .
to the public SS being, ill tay judgment, entirely fire
roof. KA.YE.
In calling upon the above gentlemen. for their signa
tures, they all spoke In the highest terms of the fairness
of the test, add their full confidence of the Safe's being
entirsly fire-proof. We have constantly on hand and for
sale a full assortment of the above Safes. •
- Bleats Hen & Downing,
iFASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, N 0.218 Liberty
arrest, oppoeite sevenes, beg leave to call the atten
tion of their easterners and the public generally
to an examination of the stock ot. GOODS they
are now in - receipt of, comprising, in, part, fine. French,
Belgian, English and American Cloths, all colors;
French, English and American Cassizneres,of allshades
and textures; Summer Cloths, in endless variety; Vest
lugs, do. Clothing made to order in the but and latest
style. They have also on hand a large and well assort=
ed stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, to which they
invite the attention of their friends and customers. Gne24
J. C. P. Smith,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Sr.
Louis, Mo., will gi ve partipular attention to the Col
lection of Claims, and all money received, shall be re
mitted without delay.
Rzseasess—Hon. R. Coulter, Supreme BenckPa.;
Messrs. Lyon,Shorb & Co., St. Louis; Messrs. Wood,
Abbott & Co, Mr. Charles EL Wellin g, Philadelphia;
Eno Mahoney & Co.; Messrs. Chittender, Bliss
&-Co., New York; Mesita. Baugher & Orendortr, - Messrs.
W. F. & A. Murdoch, Messrs. Love, Martin & Co., Mr.
John Falconer, Baltimore; Messrs. Lorenz, Sterling &
Messrs. Forsythe & Co., Messrs. Hampton, Smith & Co.;
and Mr. L. S. 'Waterman, Pittsburgh.,.mar.2B:2m
Rare Standard Works.
SHERIDAN'S SPEECHES. —The Speeches of the
Right Hon. Richard Btinsley Sheridan, with a Sketch
of his Life ; edited by a Constitutional friend-3 vols.
Stemes Worlv.—The Works of Lawrence Sterne, in
one vol., with a Life of the Author, by himself;
,illus
trated by Harley. 1 vol., 8 vo.;
Sketch Book.—The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon,
Gent. Anthon's revised edition, with illustrations by
Harley.
/rotors Aitoria, or Anecdotes of an Enterprise beyond
the Rocky Mountains ; by Washington Irving.
Mardi; or a Voyagt Thither.—A new work in two v 015.,.
12 mo., by Herman Melville.
A Tabktor Critics, or a Glance at a few of our Litera
ry Progenies, in a series of jok es, by a amaeful Quiz.
For sale-y KAYr& CO.,
may 3 Corner of Wood and Third streets.
(Dis etch copy.)
Piper Hangings.
n APING purchased at three of the largest Factories
11 in the East, (New York, Philadelphia and Balti
more,) a large assortment of the newest and most im
proved styles of PAPER IiANGINGSeBORDERS, Ice-, •
and made arrangements by which I will be enabled to
procure all new Patterns, simultaneous with their ap
presence in the Eastern market, I would invite the at
tention of those -desiring to have their houses papered
with the latest styles of paper, to call , and-examine my
stook, before purchasing elsewhere.
I have now on the way from the East, 20,000 pieces of
Gold, Satin Glazed and common Paper !longings, which
I can sell at prices ranging from 121 cents to 83 ppiece.
marl 2 - S. C. - ,HILL, 87 Mood st.
AMIABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE'.-Eleven Lots
e in the 9th Ward, Pittsburgh, 24 feet front on Carson
street by 120 feet to Patterson 's line.
One Lot on Liberty street, 24 feet by 100 to Spring al
ley, between Carson street and B. Frew's line.
Six out Lots in the reserve, near. Allegheny City and
Manchester, containing about ten Acres each=-NossWO, 221, 197; 196;195, 194. Enquire of " - .
feb24 WM. M. DARLINGTON.
HOLIDAYS! HOLIDAYS!.!—The subscribers are
just opening a splendid collection of Toys and fine
Fancy: Goods ofevery description, suitable, for Christ
mas and New Year's presents, conksting in part, viz: -
Jewelry and Watches ; Work, Dressing and Fancy Glass
Boxes; Card Cases ; Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Card
Baskets; Steel Bead Purses ;Crotchet - Velvet Bags; Mu
sic Boxes; Chess Men; Dominoes, &c.; with a thousand
other articles; too numerous to mention. -
The above Goods we will sell extremely low; previous
to the Ist Febrnary,lB49, as we intend making some ma-
terial alterations in our store and business. We invite
all to call who want bargains, at 80 Market street, be
tween Filth and Diamond.
dectl HoGaN & CAN'FWELL.
P1:110 PLANING MlLL—Rebecca sweet and Water lane,
(along Chartier st.,) First Ward,Alleghenfeity, near
anchester,-GEORGE DRAIIER having resumed bu
siness, has erected the' necessary machinery at the above
place, fot turning out all work in his line, andis prepared
to take boards to his mill and deliver them to customers
on reasonable terms.
Dressed flooring boards, siding, .!cc., always on hand
A large 'quantity of dried flooring lumber on hand.
Orders from Western Lumber Merchants promptly ex
ecuted. ma3o-tf
FANCY FANS-12 doz. fine ivo work Fans;
o t< bone ry
Li' SC
3 o o pear l o
25 " " paper saa'd "
6 " " feather "
6 " assorted common "
HOGAN & CANT WELL,
86 Market street.
o===l
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Arthur's,
Nicholson & Co, (Eagle Foundry,) are requested to
call at their old Warehouse, on Liberty street '
All unpaid accounts will be placed in the hands of a
Justice of the Peace, on the lst July next
May 16. ARTHURS, NIGHOLSON, & Co.
1r.7" A general assortment of Hollow Ware, &c:, at the
lowest market rates. Liberty st, head of Wood st.
ma 22 ARTHUR:I &..NICHOLSON.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.—Zoticaubrs 4. Hay
ward, Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Store, No.lBB Liberty street, nearly opposite the head al
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 Hayvrard's itTetalic Gum Elastic Shoes, both
for ladies and gentlemen's wear, the most beautiful arti
cle ever manufactured. 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_ par
chasieg. FOLLANSBEE HAYWARD. - .
aui4 - 2/ - 136 Liberty at
New qoods.
TUBT RECEIVED, by Ekpress, one piece short nap
itpfbillt Cloth, suitable for Gentlemen's Cloakswhich I
will maketo order, cheap. . McGUlßE, ' Tailor.
Also, one piece light 'short nap, a. very desirable arti
cle for Ladies' Cloaks. Colors warranted.: ,
Also, a good assortment fine French Cashmere Vesting
together with agood assortment of fancy and black Cos
suneres, for Pants., which willbo made to order as cheap
and as well as at any other establishment in the city.
bIeGUIRE,
Third street, sCCharles Building.
HAVE you a bad complexion, coarse, dark, yellow, or
d
sallow! . If you have, you willby 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 Read, Face or Beard—such a s Ri aossrm
Scald Read, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, .ber'e
Itch—You can be cured: for I have seen persons who
had filthy skin diseases for years, and after trying every.
thing irrvabs, have been cured by washing the path With
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, and can consmentioualy
offer it for any of the above complaints, which? would
not do,-unless I knew it'to be all I state. If you have.
Sun Spots, Freckles, Morphevv, Tan, Sun Burn or diafig,
urezitents of any kind, it will dispel them and make the
skiabeautifid—ft is a sure antidote and cumfor theltites
°f icr• musg ß ui ewa t°e 4 b o u f gs ' ac- counterfeits. Particularly ones .
—ask for Jones' Soap,.and see that the name of T. Jones
is on each cake. Persons from or in the 'South and other
warm climates, would find thii not only for themselves,
Wait is a never-failing-remedy.for chaps and chafes in
infants. And now, reader, by living this one trial, you
will find it all or even more than weave stated above.
Sold at Eh) Chatham street, N. Y. and by Wm. Jackson.
atreitt.B9 Liberty street,.Pittsburgh- Bel .
. Removal.
-
MEM subscribers have removed from N 0.57 Water st
I to the Warehonserecently occupied by James May
No. 28 Water at.. froy2l RIMY, MATTHEWS& C 0..,
flip WORKERS IN METALS AND STONE--A
L GITIDE TO AVOIUTSII3 rx MITAI. STO2III, for the use
of Architects and Designers, &c., &c., from original de
signw, and from selections made from every accessible
souree, American and - European. D. Thomas W. Wal
ter, Architect of Girard College; mid Smith. The
above for sale by RAY & CO., .
febtla. - Corner of Wood and Third sta.
HAVING AND HAIRDRESSING SALOON—BUcx-
SON Sr. Foraccauv„Toneoried Professors, have fitted up
the on the corner of Cherry alley and Water. st.,
near the National Hotel, formerly occupied by Clement
Archer, and are prepared to wait on gardleruezet once,
with. ease,comfort and politeness. . •
In 'connection with their saloon, they hive Sited up as
excellent shower bath,where persons con have shower
baths at all hours of the day. . .
*They'etill continue to serve - their cnitomere shone
theitend sand, comer of the'Diamond and Union elk
MEM
. .
. • •
Jtste[taneous.
•
. BOOK AND JOB. PRINTING.
N. W. Corner of Wood and Filth-El
%BM Proprietor ot the MORNING Post and Maacvny
JL atm Alstorpsorniust, respectfully informal& friends
and the patrons of these papers that he has a large_ as
sortment ofJOB TYPE AND A i L OTHER AL&TkIBT Ar,
necessary - to a Job Printing Mee, and that he is pre
pared to:execute
LETZ B I I II/BSSPEZITutO OF EI7BBY DESCII2PTION: •
I - Books, Big,, of jit,c4ng, , Ctretilarr,
Pampas-is Bin Hea
, ds, - •
' H Ca a rds -
Il2albille
- 'AB , kinds of ß
l a nk k, Stage, Steaiboat and ,
n.
al
Boat Bills, with appropriate cuts, printed on the shortest
notice and mos: reasonable terms.
He respectfully asks the patronage of his Nandi and
thsee public p generally, an this brunch of ids badness.
22
• elltabuzgh Gold washer. ,
HE subscriber has invented a machine far Washing
.1 out GOLD, possessing the following qualities:—lt
weighs about twenty-five pounds, Can be packed in a
box 13 inches by 17, and 17 inches deep ; will wash out
a bushel of wet sand in about two minutes—dry sand in
less time—leaving the Goldperfectly cleric of sand and
gravel: Those going to California are invited to call and
see its opemtiork,itt my residence, in. Penn Wrest. near .
Water street (marl) C. EVANS.
, ' • fr, 8 I
ki Covent Ittsatras am Finnamarto
Utinsurre.smis, corner of Penn and
t. St. Cksir opposite Eze/lange
Hetet, Entrant.: Penn et, res
pectfully inform their n e efes and
the public, hat they are prepared to furnish and attend
to everything in the line of Undertakers, as they have
Inn the business of Cabinet Making, and their attention
will be devoted altogether to, the above business, keep a
large assortment of COFFINS made and finished, cover.
ed, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety o.
materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS ready
made of all sizes, of flannel, Cambric, and Muslin, at
all prices, and made in the eastern style, andmil other
articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing
funerals, of quality and price to snit; SILVER PLATES
or engraving the name and age; ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their (neat
any length of time, and have ZINO PANS to put ich in
for laying on the body; L.PADEN Collins always on
hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair of
fine horses, and any number of the best carriages, eta.,
etc., and will be prompt, punctual. and reasonable.
atigl9-y
Hale's Patent Rotary Machine,
- APPLICABLE TO TIM 173P3 OP
FORCING AND SUCTION PUldy, FIRE MOINE,
Steam Engine, Ventilator, and Water Wheel.
Tins remarkable Machine was invented by Eusak
aux, of New York, and bids fair to supersede, in
all its above applications, the machines , now in use. It.
has been visited by thousands, and tried in many of its
applieatious, and its success has outstripped everything_
in the history of useful inventions. The compact formal
the machine, its simplicity . of construction and new ap
plication of established prAnciples, render it an. object of
admiration to all who seel t..
As a common Pump,for the'use of famiies, its portabil ,
ity and the facility with which it can be converted into a
Fife Engine, are among its advantages. It is equally
useful for all purposes to which Pumps can be applied on' .
steamboats or vessels, to supply boilers, washing of decks,,
pumping the holds, &C., ho '
For Mines and Hydraulic Works of all kinds, it re
quires less power to do the same amount of work, and is
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 an air chamber or any complicated
double acting appamtus.
As a Fire Engine, not one half the number of men era
required as upon the machines now in use, and they can
work a much longer time without fatigue, owing to the
. manner of the application of the power—either by crank
or capstan.
As a Rotary Steam Engine, this machine has supplied
that great desideratum among scientific men, viz : obtain- •
ing a constant rotary action, which can be satisfactorily
applied to practical purposes.
As a Yentilatorfor Mines, Wells and Vessels, or a Blower
for Furnaces, it is easily and efficienly applied.
As a Water Wheel, working either by departing or en
ering water, it is something entirely new and eminently
useful. It can be used as to obviate much of the expense •
it nlaying foundations of mills, digging of water courses
&c. tee
One of the Machines can be seen and some of its ap
plications tested, by calling at Union ,H e 'u corner of
Fifth and Smithfield streets, entrance on Fifth st.
Rights for individuals, Counties, tee., within the State
of Pennsylvania, can be obtained of the subscribers, as
above, and any information relative to it cheerfully given.
THOS. /1G PERDuE.
D. H.WIWAMS.
Vor Scrip, at Par.
JOHN H MELLOR, No. 81 Wood Urea,
fiffilli will sell the following new and second
. hand PIANOS, for Pittsburg, Allegheny,
or Allegheny County Scrip, at par :
One new Rosewood 8! octave Piano, made by Bacon
& Haven, New York; price ...... . ...... •:• • • •Sa.7
One do do do do 43300
One Rosewood. 6 octave, Gale & Co. 5275
One do do do do .. • f 32.50
One Mahogany, t octave, nearly new, Gale & & Co. 3200
Ono do do. • - Lord & Brothers` Bps One do .51 do Rosenbaum . SlOO
One German Piano,6 octaves. • • ••
One old Piano, 5 octaves
One Mahogany Piano, Si• octaves, R. &W. Mums'. .890
may 3
Brass•lf.ettleS and Sheet Brass.
frECE subscribers - would- respectfully am:Mulct - that
1. they have made airangements with the proprietors
of the Glenwood Brass Mills, whiCh gives us the control.
for the sale of their Brass Kettles. and Sheet. Brass' for
this section:of country . The production of these.
are not surpassed in quality by.any- other similarestab=.:
jishment in she 'United States. We will alwhYs keel , 11 --"1 -
heavy stock of these goods on hand, which we will be
pleased to sell at such prices as we trust will meet the
views of wholesale buyers. Imrdware merchants .and
other dealers in these goods wilfpleeeepive uS
JOHN DUNLAP &CO.,
Canter Market and Second Streets.
_..suartlite House;
cons= or, 174:MILT11 sna enawr sisnem, irwsntracrt.
MUM subscriber respectfully announces that he has
1, now opened thisnew and excellent Iftifel for the az-
conunodation of travelers, boarders, and thepublic gen
erallmosty. The house and furniture are entirely new; and the comf , octable have been spared to render it one of
no pains or expense - and pleasant Betels in the subscrber is determined to deserve,and therefore
solicits, ashare of public patronage. -
ohtlit/Y JACOB HOUGH ; Pritiirietor.
XTEIV AND VALUABLE woruf..—Nititrah, and is
1.11 Remains, with ati account of a 'shift to the Chaldean
Christians of Kurdistan, and the Yegedis, or Dcvil Wor
shippers, and an inquiry into. the manners and acts of the
ancient Assyrians; by Austen UenryLayard, Esq., D. C.
D. Just received and for safe bY
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, -
"Cos. of illarket and 3d sta.
To the Pahlle.:neon:v.o Scrip. -
rpar. Comndssioners ot Allegheny County avail them
jt selves of the earliest opportunity to inform the hold
ens of County Scrip, that the Board have under consider
ation the adoption of measures for the prompt redemption
of every dollar of Scrip issued heretotore in antiemation
of chums against stud 'County, and the Commissioners
uow give assurance that, in the coarse of a few days, the
resolves of the Board for the speedy-and full redempuon
of the County Scrip now in mrenlation, will be publish
ed, m.relieve the anxiety of the public 'mind on this
subject .
The credit of Allegheny County cannot stiffer by a
.momentary interrupuon of a circulating medium, based
upon the undoubted solvency of the richest and most-pa
-mode .population of the State. By order of the Board.
+VW' JAMES GORMLEY, Clerk..
__ Lime I lame :lama!
ANY CiIIAbiTITYOF LIME, of the very best quality,
will be tarnished on reasonable terms, on siort no
tice, by 'applying to the anbserilmr, at bisStore,Southend
of the Monongahela Bridge, South Pmsbnrgh.
mayl.l:2wd JAMES BL:ACKMORE.
G UM GUACX-250 lbs., just received and for ealeby
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
Corner let and Woodote.
A.;1.a.. P—N-7"-----------t h: co I va, will ut are ott
.bk. - stoutly in the receipt of Rich RIIIBBOIDRRIES
We have on hand the following Goods, viz: , ' _ . -
• 'lB5 - riell embM Muslin Capes, front 81,50 to 5,00-
_ 850 erabroldered Muslin Collars. "• '34- to lox
• 500 crotchet -- " "--, 3711 to •75 -
350 lace " - ' '. " '"' 8- , _..to 14
700 gtmpure - " .
~..- . to_L2*
150 Jenny Lind " ".64 to 1,00 .
: 130 embroisered Muslin Mabits,•. - " . - - - 50 . to - 1,56
590 pairs "
," . cutys, . fit: .50 .to 1,50 ~,
. - Also, Mourning Collarsan great variety.- -
Call 'monst the
_Cheap One Pnets Cash Store, 60 Mar-
"S TABLE OF POST OFFICES, contain
ing an alhabetical list of PosOffices throughout
'the 'Baited S ta tes; distances from ' Washington, D. C.;
State and Territorial Capitals, respectively ;.
biting the Post Offices in each State, as well as Courmr,
with an appendix of the United States-andßritishTarLffs.
Just received by ' JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
mayls . ' Corneffid and Market sta.
rioNeßEss TOBACC,dA
A.) son's" s's Lump Congress Tobacco. Just reedited
and for sale by MILLER HICKETBON,
ineyl6 Nos. En and 174 LibattStatmn-=',.-
INDEPENDENT' POLICE OPFRlSi isiv cornsvqr .Lgerit
• and Irwin strcetsfintransern-Itmin
A.
Tan tto G. REINHART, Alderman and - ga li ois Magistrate.
O'Brivs.N, Chief-Constable.
Jammu RANDOLPIT,-MlOl do.
Will attend at any hour, day or night, when re
quired. ' • may)
• ktubefactent.
1111rORSE,S, whil e running ai large in the.fields; are
1.1. yen' apt to bruise and inntre thestiselves in many
ways. .They are often disabled , so as to be, useless for a
long trine.' If immediate - use could' be - made orß.
Fabnestock & Co.'s Rubefscierti. and the „bruised part
well saturated, and the remedy rubbed in, it would give
relief, ease the pain. No fanner should be without this
celebrated medlcine as it is all-healing to man or beast
. • . B. A. FARNEST.OOK
Corner of Wood and First streets•, also,
—Coitiet Sixth arid
ANDS' SARSAPARILLA-40 40z.,.1nAntiAl.bo
just recd and for sale,bY " '
. ; -Et A. FAIINESTOCK L CO.,
• Come Thitaitd sta.
00USH -B
ELS VERY FINE CORN IdEAL—R es l
and tor sale by ` (Jana) CITNEATINS agrsmait
_ '''... ~
KEINE
NO. 296.