LOCAL - -MATTERS.
l e ati r bliteasn'titit Naylor; btit 'Stain:lay;
in th Court of Quarter,ficationa, made
_an applica••,
Coo to wrthdiaw his motion Sor it new trial in dui
case of Daniel Mackey,' convicted of nattider is the
second degree. • - .
Judge IdeCittre observed that he thought that
wee the pro_perrcoause—his impression- , ' was, and
had been- froth the first, that tie was a= wilful mar-
derer, and.perfectly. sane, not :only. when Abe par
do r , was cotrunitted,'lnat up 'to tlio present noment.
If Itegotli new trial he wouldtieing—his:life - had
been sived,bithe great and benerolint zeal of his
counsel=—his young friend, Mr. Kennedy, had done
himaelf great.eredithis.oddreat to the jury w a s
Characterized by a higlt -degree - of eloquence and,
ability .:4a :Sioke add manner,
and succeeded' ie 'creating 'a favorable impression
not only-upon the-Jury, but upon Ahe hidieiton the
bench,whe.hid unanimously 'e.spreaseil their' greet
gratification. Hp would say this from the bench, tr
be bad repeatedly erpressedhimsell so of
Naylor,, the sinier-rcounsei, return e d 'Jae_
thanks for the high 'compile:tent paid hie-,young
Secige..McCitne raid • 'hit the' ,:lllttnt Captain
might make this life which he had saved, an.offeet
against ; ie Many he hid taken' In bitttle._
The sentence of the prisoner- was deferred_ until
Saturday ' '" •
rmar) Virano Coltatrrstr or Van/tact pus.
nonce of instrdctiOns giyen by the Democracy: or
thrThird Ward,'to the Chaittrian of their last meet.
ingoke following named genttemen have beenaii
poloted a Committee 'of :Vigilance to attend the
VOW/ on Tuesday neat, on the occasion of oar City
• - -
WinM
.;Edgar, Capta in P orter; L. Harper, Geo.
Fit ninon; R, Etidde. Roberto, Felix Laverty; A. Rol.
steiti,lohn Mellon, Martin Lytle, C. A. Pollock,
McConlogue, :Jacob McColliater, John . G.
BaCknfen, Maguire, John, '-.Rennedy, Peter
Blinker, Patrick Quinn, Weary Kennedy', P. Devlin,
Owen Brannigail, - and John 'Magee.
• Moor Conar.—Tho younger members of the Bar,
and theStudent;t or Law, met on Baturday viforni
-a .Moor 'Court for - their , own advancement. They
meet on, Tuesday .eyetijiginext,at the .office of
Metal. Largo - and-f"ricad-• 'there mock cowls are
well.calculated toquichon the perception. of those
engaged, and 'fit them at once when they come to
the Bar; to play; an active Pat!.
QUARTXII Susarcara.—Raturday, January I I.—
Piaslant.; 4adgee McClure; tr.and:Jon9s.
' The Court met at ten; o'clock, when Me jury in,
the Stiqaction cast xv"lich 110 attracted so much at•
tension during..the week, returned a verdict of
'Nor qtreurT and countysy the eotits.n . the Ter
diet Teas received by the crowd 'with considerable
applause.. - ' -
Gstrittre-fleary Mariner, .convicted. 'a short
time since on two charges .4:4' Grand Larceny, was
sentenced on Saturday on both, amounting together
to lour years and six Months in the Virestern Peal*
tontiarj. Re was immediately taken over.
Celir.The young man Megenna, who had hilt leg
broken, a shorn time since, by the upsetting of a
carriage which he was driving, - 'died on Saturday
fromthe effect of his injuries.
ittr A boy nulled Chas: Bother/AI was yesterday
brought into Court irom prison and.diticharged.
Allegheny 'County,.
5 1 53 , June Term, 164 . 9.•1n the 'Orphism' Court of
N
lathe matter of. the partition of tine Real r utati of
Rec. Illstgat re, deceased, late. of the city of
. And now, to wit: January 9111,1E51, the
4' 9- Inquisi , :ou in this case being read in open
- Court, the Court do give judgment that the
valuation and appraisement thereby made
be final and stable forever. _. •
And now, to wit January 9th, 1951, on
' - ht Joseph" Weaver, Attorney. for
the petWoners for partiiiou, the Court grant a rule on all
persons interested, to wit: upon Charles Maguire,
Vincent , Maguire, Mary Maguire, Su ran Maguire, A
gatha. Magaire.atidTherisa Woods and Patrick Woods,
heirs and repreientatives of Rosa Maguire, and Alamo
retlHagmre,widow of Ross Msgaire; Michael R. Ida
game, Charles B. Maguire, John C. Maguire James W.
alaguire,Cathatine. Harritt. Mary liarriu, Elizabeth
Herrin, Ann Hewitt, Secily Hewitt and Joseph Harritt,
Catharine R.lllaguire, Saran S. Maguire, Bridget D. Ma.-
guire,Ell en S.Mag.uire, Jane R.Maguire,Ann s.M:rein re,
Mary L. hlaguire, - he ir,s of John Magtufe, deceased ; Jan.
C. Magnite,Michael Maguire, John Mcloy, high Meloy,
Margaret Meloy, widow of lauies Malay, deceased.
Edward- Meloy, - John C. lifeloy, Henry Meloy and
Catharine Ferran heirs of said James Meloy, deceased,
Ellen Dodson and Elizabeth Plummer, heirs of Susan
Dodson . , deceased ; Robert Watson, Joint Litzinger and
Cathanne Maguire, all heirs and repreSentatives of the
said Rev. C. B. Maguire-, deceased, to come into Court on
the third Saturday or February, A. D. 1651, to - acceptor
refuse the said real estate at the valuation embraced in
the inquisition in this case.
And it is ordered by the Court that the foregoing-rule
be published three times in the Pittsburgh Marrung Post,
and in the Sentinel, in. Cambria county, and in the
Torchlight Hagerstown: :By the Court.
;all t DANIEL lIPCURDY, Clerk.-
Mir' The , Ebensburgh Sentinel, and; Hagerstown
Torchlight, will copy three times, send bill and a copy
of each paper containing advertisement to Joseph Wea
ver, Attorney at Law. Dalt
Pnbllc /ittenilon
Is itTeo/4/1y unite . d to the following - truths, sit forth in
rdatto» to one of the mast important lien:edits of mod-
PETROLEUM OR ROCK. OIL ;
. .
J.isnot more than-one year ago since this great rem
dywas brought before the public, for the relief and
cure of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since
then;become fully appreciated by the coauxtunitx, and
we allege that the longer it is tried the more certain will
its great fame , spread. It is not the remedy of a day,
got up for the sole purpose-of making money; but,
e' one,
which w conceive, will continue to be used when all
nostrums have 'beet.' forgotten. The PETROLEUM ft
a Natural Remedy, elaborated lathe depths of the earth
by a power and Agency that laughs to scorn all human
competition'. It is our duty, when we write about a
metherne, that We write Tama—that we say nothing
calculated to deceive those whtrtlrfat - y trust our word or
put confidence iti our- Statements. The sick are very
apt to - catch at any thing that promiseerelief from dis
ease. A story canimrdtv be too highly wrought In an.
rarer the object of gulling or humbuggmg some of them.
Now, we do not desire to do this • we are anxious only'
that the:truth in relation to our Remedy should be told,
in order to secure 'for it areputation far exceeding . any
single article of the nutteria medico.- Plain, unvarnished
facts—facts that maybe ascertained in our own city aad
neighborhood, bear ample testimony in favor - of the Pe-
,
Within the past two months, two of our own eittsens,
who were lowly Mind,'-have been restored to sight.
Several cases of blinttnesi, in the State mf Ohio , have
been cured. And, also, the - Cue of agentleman in Bea
ver county. There are others ; but these cases are near
home, and may be referred to by any personi who may
have doubts on the subject. - These cases'were eure3 af
ter they had been abandoned by physicians as hopeless-.
The Petroleum:will cure, when used aecordingto direc ,
tions—Diarrhcea; Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Gout,
Nerira!gia. Eruptions on the Skin,. Pimples on the' face,
Chrome Sore Byes, Ringworm,Tenor, Scald - Head;
pains - in the bones and, joints; od,sores.Uicers,-Wens
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer, Spina lirritation, Fever and
Ague, Chronic Coughs, Asthma; Bronchitis, and all Pal !
Snonary iffectioni of a chronic nature, tending to pro-
duce CONSUMPTION. -
Thirtis and Scalds, diseases of the Bladder - and Kid•
neys, Chapped filaads, Excoriated Nipples, Corns and
Bunions. in rem, it is n canal' timirmissr.amasov, and
has been tried in most of she above diseases within the
past year with the most 'perfect success. Certificates
that will astonish are in the bands of, the proprietor, who
Will take pleasure in showing them to the afflicted or
. . . . ,
'Whatever others may say about their medicines, the .
Petroleum .the greatest Remedy of the age.
.sicians of high standing in the profession are beginning
.to use It in theirpractice..-TiIOSC-who at Emit looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to, award it due
praise and consideration) .Before - another _ year rolls
round, all will be compelled to acknowledge that'll°
Petroleum is the greatest medicine ever discovered. .
For sale, - Wholesale and Retail, by - .
• • • KEYSER & hiToivELL, •
=l4O Wood street
Also-41. E. Sellers; '6'7 Wood street ;D. Id. Curry, D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass % Allegheny* CO. .Also ; by
the Proprietor % S. M. KIER, Canal Basin; 7th street,
•••••••
dRD 14 bbls. No 4;
85 'kegs do •, Forte by . •
• S. WATERBAIsi - k SONS
, JaB 31 Water and62•'Front streets
RI. A • PL
'S-- l i ntff 6 rie lo A . P & . r e ., ;le by
L S WATERITetyv & SONS
EACHESrIf re P/ A
•b
ina .' E: S. VA I PERg.di SON 3
TTAME3-40 doz: gale horse rind mule hamea for sale
ja by -fia9) L. S. WATERNIAN ft . BONS., -
-ti l uTTEß—p IdAg. , :frestf Roll Butt4r . .
5-de:s 4°
'Pa° L
ked. do
Pi tor salebi
fa g
• •-t? k
-- ;S --
41%T . ERINIAN & SONS
OLAS.SES AND SUGAR
-'• • -
M. •S 2 bblt. o:Arolansea;
- 16 bids.- do' Sngaf x ' • ' -
Landing from steamer Keystone State, and far sale
•-riaB CARSON Ft IitT.NIGHT, 94 Water et.
WOE. SAL --A tine .Oonble ••Co outing Howie 'Donk
Xis podia - der.- C'AREQI,LetDI GBZ -
72° -
TEIRE - PITTSBIIRDIIROARD Or TRADE
AND .gER,OIIANTB ,, EXCHANGE._
WM. BARKER,_ . 601SIVITTEE ?mit: JATily4iT.
JESSE CAROTHERS. ' • '
Dully Review or the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE .MORNING POST,;
PIT7II3IIIt9H,' MONDAYY Jim 13 18E01
. .
Tke weather on - Satorday vise delightful , for but'
door business. There 'was,- however, very little
defog throughout our city: Receipts by' the, river
FLOUR--The offering vias:light, and MI could
hear - of no change from our previous" quotations.—
.
$3,50433,60 were the ruling rates. _
ROLL BUTTER--7- bbla. prime'sold at 16 cts.,
• which a prime article vrill bring. . • .
CREESESaIes .of scurf° 800 boxes_ at 5166;
cash and time; the market:is becoming hare.
EUROPEAN COFFERMARRET.—Bariees Lon
don Circular, of the 20th ult., sayer There is an
improved feeling, and prices have advanced laS32a
p public sale 200 casks, 600 bags Planta:
tion beyleii, and , 2300.;bags Costa Rica, toned free
- buyers t the latter from 605055 a for good to Rae or!.
.
"dinary,; and privately.2ooo bags native Ceylon.taken
from 663568 . 6 d ; 1000 hags Costa "Rica, 60053 s ;
2000 bags Java at 61s, and 2340 bags St. Domingo
at 461 6c1aii49.1, 'For floating cargoes of good first
Brazil, insured against all risks,. there are buyers for
near portsat
,475. The advices fromfflarriburgh,
Rolland and Belgium, report -more activity and
higher prides. ,
' ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Boles, Beaver.
'' ". Baltic. Jacobs Brownsville.
•" . Atlantic, Parkinson, do •
- • "3.:151 , Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport. " - Beaver, Genial], Deaver.
' Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton
" Diurnal, Conwell,Tneeling.
" Buckeye State, Dean, Cincinnati.
" Pilot N 0.2. Shunt, Hockingport.
DEPARPF.D:
" - Michigan No. 2,Bales,Benver.
Baltic, Jacobs' Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
J.APKee „Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Beater,' Gordon; Beaver.
" Thomas Slither, Bailey, West Newton.
" J..Neison, Moore, Wheeling.
" Messenger No. 2, Fisher, Cincinnati.
Wanted to Charter.
017,, ' A STERN WHEEL STEAMBOAT of
_ dkaught - . Apl to
SCALFE & A MESON, 'first et.,
Oct.% - between Wood and Market sta.
The safe,comfortable and aVoift 2111 i.
ning stearter,.
• ALLEGHENY BELLE, N 0.2,
• Wg. blaster,
Will leave for Cincinnati regularly every THURSDAY
morning 'at 10 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply
Pittsburgh and Sharpsburgh Pocket.
• THE undersigned respectfully announce
?" 1 -to the citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
- • Sharpsburgh, that we have built and arc POW
running t. e Steamboat SHARPSBURGB as a regular
Paeket or Ferry between the above named places. tier
landing at Pittsburgh will be at the foot of Irwin street,
—and at the Sharpeburgh pnb I ie. landing. Passengers
taken on and put off at any intermediate point.
She will leave Sharpsburgh at 8 o'clock A. M., and 3
P AI; Pittsburgh at A. M., and 4} P, ,
--
Fare to Sharpsburgh 10 rentscither way; Girty'a
run, or Lawrenceville,s cents. 11. BUTTERFIELD,
octlB FRANCIS SANDOL.
Wednesday Packet. for Cllnelnnsits.
Tux new and fast running steamer CIN•
CINNATI, Rinxissuara, Master, will depart
regularly every Wardumnat.
l'or (Might or passage, apply onboard. onto
avil ' . G'B MILTENBERGER.
The Humap Body moot Poroptre;
.
(so EATS 21,01111 E,)
TO HAVE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And persons who do net perspire are liable to the most
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
A,T0W.,.1 ONES' Italian Chemical Soap causes a free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies. softens
the skin, gtving it the texture and beauty of an infant's.
SCURVY, SALT RHEUM' AND SORES,
are soon not only healed, but cured by its use, us at
least seven physicians in New York know, who use it
in such cases, and find it nalailiqq—as also, in -
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that
this is no useless pulled nostrum, as one trial will prove.
1 could enumerate at least 92-persons cored of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD,
Bay it, and the reader is again assured, 1 would not
'Cruelly sell it for the above, unless I knew it to be all I
state. Those who are liable to
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR ORAEYED FLESH,
will find this not only a C ure, but a preventive ; end I
can now only odd, that any one .aftlieted - with any of
the above, or similar disenses.will find this all and eveu.
more (admirable in its properties) than I state.
Larritut, reader, the stores bre flooded with ItailatiODS,
and be sure you ask Tur Timm' Didion Chemical Soap—
.and buy it only. of WM, JACKSON, only Agent in
Pittsburgb, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood.
dec2o
- ' Jones , Solution of Jet,
LIQUID lIIIIIIAN-11AIR DYE for the changing
. of
.13. white, red or grey hair to a -beautiful brown or jet
black color,ia a few mutates. Price 50 cents and $l,OO.
Sold by W.JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Pitisburgh,
head of Wood., [deettO
Jones' Lily White.
LADZES are cautioned against using common prepa
red Chalk.
They are not aware how frightfully injurious it is
to the skin ! how coarse, bow rough, bow
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the gain
• - appears after using prepared Chalk !
Besides, it is injurious, contain
ing a large quantity of Lead !
We have prepared a henna veg - etable article, which
we call JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin a natural.
healthy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the same
time acting as cosmetic on the skin, maing it soft and
smooth. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, S 9 Liber
ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents,
deakdawly (Gazette copy.)
- A Solt:nilfie Flair Tonic Restorer
A ND BEAUTIFIER. T'rial bottles 34 cents. Those
11 who have tired Jones*Coral Hair Restorative kilo*
its excellent qualities—those who have not, we assure
it to possess the following qualities. It will force the
hair to grow on any partwhere nature intended hair to
• grow, atop it falling od, care scurf or dapdruff, and make
-light, red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the hair
soft and silky,nothlng -can exceed this—it mattes it
truly beautiful and keeps it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, yet superior article for the hair.
Bold only at - WICAACRSON b 3 Store, 240 Liberty st.,
head of Wood, Pittsburg,. Price 371 cents, 50 cents and
81,00. filec2o
rearly.Wnlte Teeth and Breath,
, • T 0 BE HAD: FOR 25 CENTS.
PERSONS who have eitber, are honorably assured
that if their braid! is ever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW J
and encrusted with tartar, that u 25 cent box of ones'
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow,
and the breath odiferoaslraweet.
Sold only at JACKSON'S. Store, 24CP Liberty street,
head of Wood. • - - (dec2o
SOLDIERS' OP. THE AMERICAN WARS
TATHO Wive served either against the British or In
mm• diasCeince. the year-1700, art entitled, by a Into
law of Congress, to a donation of land: - • _
• The undersigned °Tees to you his services to procure
your Land Nilarrants from -the- Government. Having
been engaged extensively during the past three years
in that business; for the soldiers of the Mexican %Vat - ,
and the heirs Of - those who died, and during that period
of time prepared and settled in the different departments
at Washington, up wards of five hundred claims, consist
ing of Land Warrants, Pensions, three, months' extra
pay, and arrearages of pay due to the deceased, the bu
siness &LOGdifferent offices In.Washiugton is now fa
miliar and easy tome, and cart be transacted for, those
Claimants at a.distance by a correspondence through the
Post Oliffees. Charges moderate.
Mee -at the former stand, in Bakewell's Building,
Grant street, near the Now Conti House.
WM. B. FOSTER-
Pittsburgh, Oct 1.5, i5O--d&stffm
CIIE&P MUM—New M. R. BUNCH RAISINS,—
121 c. VP lit4lo Rt. for 51.00,0 r 8245 box,--for tale
by MORRIS '& HAWORTH, in the Diamond. Idec27
rripE BEST PLACE IN- PITTSDUBOH TO BUY
L. REAL GOOD TEAS is at'MO REIS & HA
WORTH'S Tea Store, in the Diamond.. If you buy
Teas -at this establishment once, you are sure to buy
them there again, as they sell none but what are strictly
EineHeat family Teas 50c ty
The very , best Teas imported 78e. and 51,00. [dec27
Howe's_Cough Candy.
F°R - BALE by 11. Sniper; • Joel Mohler, Ogden &
Snowden; Coulter lc Hacke,Jackson and
Keyser& hllhowell, Pittsburgh ; W. Fr. MlClelland, 'Man
chester. [noir29
Cotner of Third and Nur
-1.111:011111T\ I I
W o ntree ts rrestabished m
The course-of instruction and practice pursued in this
establistimentiqcludes every branch requisite fora per
fect mercantile education. The wale process has been
matured and perfected by nearly eleven years practice
in teaching, and about fifteen years previous experience
iu extensive domestic and shipping business; and those
who aspire to the highest rank as accountants,will find
on consulting any resident oily merchant,Mat this is the
only establishment of the kind in the city in which the
mercantile community have any confidence. They will
" bear in mind " that all the pompous noise we n ow bear
about " trustees," " chartera,"" examining conunittecs,"
Ice., add nothing to the abibty or experience of teachers.
HE President and -Directors' Of - the Hand street
T
Con4lillY have this day .declared a diVidend
of Tcre Dollars per share oat:: of the profits , of the last
5 iZ 00111 / 1 8 1PaYable forthwith=
_ • .
ESE
grattintrcial an' littanci(zl.
PoriTop PITTSBURGH.
WATZIN 'rug :-CIII.IIIIIM
For
_Cincinnati.
DIIFFPS
4,• Ltal/DIER,,Tr.,"
Tresourei:
Miaullanww.
BULLIKEN. dr+ 0”
trAVE ON 13.4. ND at their extensive 0413INET and
JUL . CHAIR. MANUFACTORY; No. 64 Smitb6eld st.'
ft large assortment of fancy, and plain Furniture, which
:hey will 5u11.16 per cent. below customary tales. • •
Terms—cash only. - . •
One Cent Rewaza.
RAN away from the subscriber,on the tith instant, an
indented apprentice, named JOHN. JONES. All
person! are (Mind harboring or. trusting him, as they
will he dealt with according to law.
- jaa . A. 'WESTERVELT.
FLOUR. --MO bbls Superfine and Extru, in store and
for sale by STUART dc" SILL,
TOSACCQ.7-513 boxes prime Wei just received and for
sale . STUART & SILL.
SCOTCH SNUFF.-40 boxes, 4 oz, packages, Bond's
0- extra, for sale by. [jell • STUART k SILL. •
A. W. roster,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW /-
kJFFICE, NO. 164 FOURTH STREET, near Oran
'street, Pittsburgh, Pa. nolrls:dawly .
UTHITE WAX-500 tbs. for sale by '
decss. B. A.FAIINESTOCK &CO.
OLD — SCOTCH WHISKEY;
Irish do;
Jamaica Ram m bottles. For sale by
It P. HORD ACII,
dealt 197 Liberty street
Ratlrsoad rionopoW.
ZiTslll.ll.7.ir
CORP/BR OP WYLIE AND TITENEL STREETS.'
PPM largest bread ever offered to the citizens of
Finsburgh—twelve and a half lbs. Bread for 25c.;
or 2c. lb, which is 20 ct. cheaper than any other
'Bakery in this city. The question will be asked why
is this Bread so much larger than that of any other es
tablishment ? It is easily answered. We are not un
der the expense of horses and wagon to deliver Bread
to remilers,nordo wedemand theenormous discount they
do, which is 20 {l , ct., whereby the mummer is at a loss.
The price of Bread at this establishment will always be
in proportion to the price of Flour.
"Small profits and quick returns,"' is our motto.
!Dr Don't forget the place, corner of Wylie and Tun
nel streets. - RICHARD REANEY.
Money Found.
FOUND in the Stocking Store, on 'Falb street, a Porte
monel, containing Ten Dollars and some silver.—
The owner can have it by application to WM.. DALY &
CO., Fifth street. . fdec3o
Penmanship.
AT no time for many years has ‘ there been such un
scrupulous trickery practikeil upon the public
about penmanship, as at present. Pieces of engraving
are circulated through the town and country, with the en
graver's name suppressed, in order to induce the igno
rant to believe them to be penmanship. Persons desi
rous of becoming rapid and elegant penmen, will do well
to call at DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, and ex
amine the handwriting of some of the beet penmen in
the city, who have been instructed in this Institution.
dec27:daw •
PITTSBURGH
•4007,1/192eAei7effe,.
CORNER or HARK= ArlD THIRD STREETS
CHARTERED A. D. 1850; the only chartered Insti
tution of the kind in Pennsylvania.
Fatuity. Jetts FLEXING, principal Instructor in
the science of &taunts.
o.!h. Cumunr.m.nr, Professor of Prnmanship,Mercan•
tile computation, tuc.
Atux- 111. Wmison, F.sq, Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
Those wishing to obtain a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping and its application to every branch of bu
siness, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are invi
ted to call and examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commercial Law every Monday evening.
Reference to any of the city merchants. Idea°
Dlorrl• Willis , Rome Journal.
SURTASILED EVERY SATURDAY, IN TIM' CITY OF NEW-YORE,
At Two Dollars a yrar, payable in all cases in Advance.
COMMISSION OF AGENCY,
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No. 107 Felton at., N. York, Dec. 24, 1350. 5
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.1 to act as Agent for "MORRIS & WILLIS' HOME
JOURNAL.," and that all receipts given by him in pay
meat for said paper will be duly acknowledged by us at
the Office of Publication; and it is expressly agreed and
understood, that all subscriptions are payable one yea?
In advance, and that no name will be inserted on the
Books till themoney for the some is paid
The new volume will commence ou the first of Janu.
ary. Subscriptions received by J. U. Hall - mtg. Third at.,
opposite the Post Other. !CORMS &
dec3o Editors and Proprietors.
HELL OYSTERS AND GAItTE received daily at
Ova 1.10r5t,”N0.:14 Diamond alley.
jalam ti M. BENNUTT.
Allegheny County, se.
The Commonwealth of Pennsy: en ma
to the Sheriff of said County. Greeting.—
If Thomas Scott and Lucinda Scott, his
wife, make you secure of prosecuting
their claim, then we command you that
•-, •-• you summon, by good and lawful sum
moners, William Reed and Mary Reed,
his wife, so that they be and appear before our Judges,
at our District Court, to be holden at Pittsburgh, in and
for said county, on the first Monday Ord) of March,
next, to she w wherelore. whereas they, the said Thomas
Scott and wife, and the said Reed and wife, to
zether and undivided, do hold all that certain tract of
land situate In Mifflin township, Allegheny county, com
mencing at a stone near Curry's Run, running thence S.
24 degrees west, 124 perches to a post; thence N. 07
degrees, W. 57 perches to a !'tone; thence N. 24 de
grees E. lot perches to a hickory; thence 5.67 degrees,
E. 57 perches to-place of beginning. Hounded by lands
of E. er..l. Curry, James Snodgrass, John G. Hull and
James Cunningham. containing ninety-nine acres and
one hundred and fifty-eight perches. Also, a Lot of
Ground in hPKeesport, Allegheny county, (routing on
Water street, being lot No. .5 in said borough—tho same
William Reed and wife, partition thereof between them
to be made according to the laws and customs of this
Commonwealth in such case made and provided, do
gainsay, and the same to be done do not permit, very
unjustly and against the same laws and customs, (as
'tis said).
And have you then and there the names of those sum
moners and this writ.
Witness the Hon. Hopewell Hepburn, President of
our said Court at Pittsburgh, the 4th day of January, A.
D. 1851. [ja7:6tw) GEO:S. HAYS, Proth'y.
In the District Court tor the County of
Allegheny.
Thomas Scott and Lucinda,
ltti wife l Sammons in partition,
William Reed and Mary, No. 2, Jan'y Term,l2sl
his wife.
AND now, to wit, January 4,1351, the Court direct the
summons in the above case to issue, returnable the first
Monday of March. next, and that notice thereof be
given to the defendants, by publication for six weeks in
the Pittsburgh Morning Post. From the Record.
GEO. S. HAYS, Proth'y.
7b William Reed and llary, his wife, Defendants above
named.—You ore herehy notified to appear before the
said Court, on the first Monday of March, next, in pur
suance of the above writ and order of Court, to answer
the complaint aforesaid. C. CURTIS, Sheriff..
SuzEure's OPTICE,)
Pittsburgh, Jan 7 y 6, 16,51.
Tapacottra General Emigration - oMce.
REMITTANCESand Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.. 44,,
&J. T. Tapscott, 70 South st r corner .
of Malden Lane, N. Y., and 00 Water:
100 Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long stending
in business will give ample assurance that all their er
ten_ gements will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. I,V. & .1. T. Tapseott are long and favorably
known for the superior class,accommodatton, and sailing
s °pir PacketMa Ships . The-QUEEN OF THE
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS., two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the diet and
Nth, and from Liverpool the 6th andllth; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscolt , s constantpersonel
superintendence of the businessin Liverpool is an addli
tional security that the comfort and accommodation o
the passengers.will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, exteasively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Allende Cities, are thereby enabledto take charge of
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contra et for passage:from any sea
port in Great Britain . orlreland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giying them facilities
for" carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at
tamable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur:
ther West by the best mode of conveyance without any
additional charges for-their trouble. , Whore persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid :emanate
will be refunded in full - . - . .
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sightfor mafamount,payableat the principal cities and
•owas in England,lrciand, Scotland and Wales; thus af
fording a,safe . and expeditiouslnode of remitting funds
to those countriesovinah persons requiring such facia
ties will find it to their interest to avallthemselres of.
Application (if by letter, post- aid) will be promptlylat
tended to. TAAFFE it - O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Blerch ants
MaY27-dtsw-ly Philadelphia.
bble. white Pearl Hominy ;
1-11. -1 do yellow do;dec3l
Just received and for sale by
WM. DYER
s .~- ~ .-..>- ate _ ~ -z-,`~_ ti ~ : -F,
~ x 'ss,2 : J' 3 '1~: _'.[} 3, .t 1" 4' , r-. ~:.. :..~-.
Sr. LOUIS, January 9.
The Anti•Bentoniane in the Legislature have nom
inated !bin. James H. Greene as a candidate for U.
S. Senate. The Bentonians have made no nomina
tions, having determined to stick to Benton first, last
and all the time. There are sarong prospects of a
row at the Rotunda in this city to night, between the
Benton and Anti-Benton parties, Of they have called
meetings at the same_ time and place. The police
have been ordered to be on hand in view of the
difficulty.
The river is dear of ice, and raining. There have
been no arrivals from below daring the last few days.
JErrEnsort CITY, Janutry 9.
The Bentonisns have nominated Col. Benton for
U. S. Senator—for Benton 39 ; Sterling Price 2.
The meeting was held with open doors; and a revolt].
lion was adopted not to vote fora Whig under any
circumstances, and to sustain the nominee until the
prerent legislature ceases to exist.
The vote wail taken on our new City Charter to
day, which resulted in favor of it by a majority of
2.53. Upwards of 3000 votes were polled.
WASHINGTON, Janua ry
The Senate and House invite the printing propo.
ell• to be opened on the 9th of February, to be
awarded to the lowest bidder.
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PHELADUTIIIA,January IL
Thn great festival to Capt.: Matthews took place
today. Five hundred peturdis sat down et the table.
NEW Yong, January 11—M.
Craton—The market is quiet, and dealers are
awaiting the Atlantic's news.
Flour.. Tho market is firm, with sales of 11,000
tibia at former rate's.
Rye Flour.. Quiet, at 3,75.
Grain..Balee of 2,500 bushels Long Island at 1.-
05c sp bushel. Rye is held at 80c bushel. Corn
is unchanged.
Provisione..Pork ie firm, with sales of 100 bble
mess at 12,31 vr. bbl. Sales of prime at 9,37. Beet
is quiet ; hams are firm at 14,90 bbl. Small BAC.
of Lard at old rates.
Hog... Unchanged.
Whiskey..Prlces are without change.
Linseed Oil—Sales of 1500 gillons at 90c.
Groceries..Ssles of 300 Mils of Molasses at 32,0
33c. Sugars are inactive. Sales of :.'OO bags Rio
Coffee at 111 c ita , lb.
NEW Youx, January lI—P. M.
Cotton.. The market is firm, with crates of 1,500
bales.
Flour.. The market is unchanged, with further
sales of 3000 bbia.
Rye Flour.. Advanced.
Corn.. Corn is scarce, with PlleA of 15,000 bash.
els, part to artice, at 70c for new, and 72c tp bushel
fur old.
Provisions—Pork has advanced, with sale! Of
700 bbfe moire at 12,25012,37 p bbl. Lard is firm,
with sales of 200 bbla at 716351 .
Hogs are held at 6,25 ( i v 100.
Hemp.. Sales of 200 bales American at 1190120
per ton.
Groceries.. Sates of 300 hhtis Orleans Sugar at 6
6261. Colrain: 1000 bags Rio at 1 110111 ;
lanes 1600 bbls. at 32e.
Linseed Oil.. Sales of 2500 gallons at 90c.
CINCINNATI, January 10.
Hogs... Declined 5 to 10 cents from the highest
points ; Sales of 1000 at 4,15 , 34,20.
Freights..To New Orleans advanced;
Flour.. In consequence declined 10 cents.
NEW ORLEANO, January 8.
Floor—Sales of 6000 bbla. Ohio at 4,85. Corn,
64a68. Whiskey 271.
Pork..'Vless 12,00; Prime 9,00 ; Bacon aides 31.
50 BBLS. ec TALLOW by
d
SHRIVER & BARNES
LAR - 20 Ws. and 15 kegs 81 Lard received and for
Rale by [dec2sl SIytIVER & BARNES.
SALE OF VALUABLE
IRON WORKS, NEGROES. MOLES, .c
TN pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court In
1. Clarksville, at the October term, Cou nty 1 will sell at
the Louisa Furnace. in Montgomery , State of
Tennessee, on the, oth day of April, ISSI the Furnace
known as the Louisa Furnace and the Mount Vernon
Furnace, with all the lands attached and adjoining there
to, amounting to some 20,000 acres. At the same time
and place I will sell a valuable negro man, John Carter ,
a Founder, and his wife and children, on a credit of 1,2',
and 3 years. The real 'estate on a credit or 1,2,3 and 4
years.
On the 11th of April, 18.51, I will also tell, at the late
residence of Robt. Baxter, in Montg omery Co., Tenn.,
the- IRON PROPERTY, known as the Tennessee Fur
mice and the Water Forge, on Barton's Creek, with all
the lands adjoining and attached thereto, Consisting of
several thousand acres, on a credit of 1,20 and 4 years.
Sumner County Lands near Gallatin.
I will also sell, on the 48th of March,l9sl, In the town
of Gallatin, at the Court House, -320 acres of land lying
in said County, known as the Presto!, tract of land, on a
credit of 1, 2 and 3 years.
House and Lot in Iyaahvilk.
. . _
I will also sell, on the :Nth of March, HMI, a valuable
Ilea se and Lot in Nashville, at the Market Haase, known
as Lot No. 64, situated ou High at., Ott a credit of 1, 2
and 3 years. Bond and approved security will be requi
red of the purchaser and - alien tetained on the real ea;
tate in all eases. • P. PRIESTLEY, C. & M.
- Sale of Miles, Wagfona t &o.
will, as the Adm'r of Robt...l3axter, sell at the Lou..
isa Furnace, in Montgomery County. Tenn , on the 9th
day of April,lBsl, all the personal property 'of the said
Robt. Baxter, belonging to said Furnace, consisting o .
75 Mules, Wagons, Scrap Metal, and Stock on band, on,
a credit of twelve months.
1 will also sell, on the 11th day of April, 1851, at the
late residence of Robert Baxter, in Montgomery county.
Tennessee, about 30 Mules, Horses, Cattle, Household;
and Kitchen Furniture, together with all - personal prop -1
arty of said Robert Baxter.t . on a credit of 12 months
Bond and security will be 'required on all. sums Oyer!
810. The sale will be continued at each place from day`
to day, till all the property Is sold.
Dec. 17, 1850. ROBERT BAXTER, Adm'r.
117" Each paper will send the Office of the Clerk and!
Master the papers containing the advertisenteete, with
the amount of the fee stated. Published till day of last:.
sale.
'rho Nashville Union and True Whig ; the Loalaville:
Journal ; the Cincinnati Commercial, and the Pittsburgh
Past, will publish the above advertisement twice a week:
Midi day of sale, nail forward accounts to the Clerk and'
Master fer settlement. deeßditaisqs
Clarksville Jeffersoniatt.
PLANTATION MOLASSES-20 barrels new_ crop
Molasses just received and for sale by
MILLER /r.. RICKETS!"
deelti Nos. '4l aad 288 Liberty s f
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Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post
RECEIVED BT wourAlNG—PaninD iitam
XXXIat CON GRESti+-SEC ON D SESSION.
WAssuraTurr, January 11
The Senate was not in Benton to•day
Honsmr—Mr. Phelps" introduced a bill granting
lands.to Missouri for railroad purposes, which was
referred.
The Rouse then wont into committee of the whole
on the cheap postage bill.
[Aa to what took place after the above proceed
tam our reporter aayetb not, but adds—r" there will
be no more from Congreas to•night."J
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
Bonen, January 11.
The Senate, this forenoon, voted for 'Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.
George S. Boutwell, (Democrat,) for Governor,
received 32 votes, all (ho votes cast; and H. W.
Cashman, (Democray for Lieut Governor, 29 votes,
all the votes cast.
In the House the coalition aro endeavoring to
proceed to an election of United States Senator.— .
The Whigs ore trying to etave it off.
INDIANA U. S. SENATOR.
INDIAITAPOUB, January 11
Jesse D. Bright was revelected to-day for United.
States Senator on the first ballot, receiving 99 votes,
and Charles Dewey 49.
LOUISVILLE, January 11.
There are , 5 feet 10 inches water in the Canal
and falling.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
`tV- "4,1,4'7' -i-Z,.7P2'.7.7.
11%:freikutvirus.
OIL 81E31.-E-9n'"l ai Z -•' l2fikr.At CORN,
decal _ 1171 d -ea.. oppcitite St. Chtirleallotel.
. .
CANARY SEED - 0 bble - for ale by '
ki dee. - A.; , PAHNESTO,OK & Co
TOBACCO -38 boxes Springer's extra s's;
29 do -Moore's._ 5 , 11; •
For sale by tdealB] STUART a; . SILL
Ex ß s A ufe T s?a rf Loow99p; . -
Sulphitic ot P 4uictitic ; •
" Chrome. Green. ' ' •
deal - • • COULTER. dr. HACICE
CEESE-100 boxes W. it. Cheese iu store and for
sale by tdee24l- .-MILLER RICKETSON.
T (T) RoTtieirli Robinson's;
-10. do King's. For Sale by
deel7 . . KING fa-MOORHEAD.
MOLASSES --39. bbls.' (oak paeltagen,) plantation
Molatses;‘reeeived per steamer Catedcmta, and for
sale by (dee2ol. ''KING ds MOORtiEAD.
VRY SUPFIRIOR. FRENCH BRANDY just . ree'd
"and for sale by . the bottle,gnart or gaIIonLby
_RIDDIDS 1e }UWORTH, •
dente in the Diamond.
in BUS. CHESTNUTS received and for sale
IJ decl6 SHRIVER 11, BARNES
N O. L LARD-5 bola. No. Lard ;-
Just received and for salo - by
MILLER dc RICKETSON,
dec24 - Nos. 221 unit 223 Liberty st.
IDOIKOMY - DRICEI CIDRR-20 'FED - Economyera
MI Cider in store and for vale by
dec24 - MILLER sz-RJCICETSON.
1,000 BUSHELS L b 2 r . SHORTS ibis day received and
aec24 - gHR(VER:dc BARNES.-
rtOFFEE-46 - Cibriga prime Rio, part new crop, receiiii
%.1 ing and for vale by [nov223 WM. DYER.
Q YANISH CIGARS.-20,000 Regaling and ninepins
for sale by pal] _ STUART "k. SILL.
B UTTER -10 bble. prime. Roll;
Vl3 kepi do packed ; for able by
dec27 KING & IKOOR HAD
tATHITE BEANS-4 bble, for sale by •
TIF dec27 KING & MOORHEAD
D RIED APPLES-20 bus. for sale by
dee27
KING .sr.
6.7 HORTS-1,000 b us. I nst reed per Steamer Jenny Lind
and for sal! by SiIRIVER & fI&TtNES,
dec2s 130 and 132 Second st.
WANTED-OPa of Mitchell's State Maps. of Pena
ja4 Sylvania. Apply at No. 54 Smithfield street.
•
pLATE.WARMERep—A few Japanned Plate Warra•
era, very neatly got up, on hand and for sale by
101 IN DUNLAP & CO.,
deal ' cor Market and Second sta.
1 0 JARS BurrEß ' for
in gal n ar r t or t: VNES
TEAS.- 40 half chests, to close, by
jai STUART & SILL
IffOLASSES.-10 barrels for Eato by
OIL ial STUART & SILL.
I)ROOMS —2OO dozen, to close oat, by
Rd STUART & SILL
T E4ALL-10 kegs just received DY..
..I_4ant. - • - STUART A - S.ILL
C UKN —lO bbis. hi stare and Ini ;.STUARTtai T & RILL
PPEACHES.-2:5 bushels isstore and for sale by,
jot . STUART & SILT
NAILS —lOO kegs, Sand 10d.; in store and for sale by
jot
__ STUART to •SILL:
60(1 HUSH. SHORTS in store and for sale by
V/ decal' RHODES to ALCORN.
RA —lol:loustLiti store and for Sale by
it/
deed RHODES le ALCORN
100 BUSH. de Ml:DDLlNGSltnitagnlfz.sslak
ORN-325 bush. Corn, in the ear in store and for
C
sole by idec3l] RHODES & ALCORN.
- (7l — rt - OUND - 1 .4 .0.EDZ0n band sad for sate tip
dec3l. RUODES & ALCORN.
CORN MEAL—On band aud for sale by
decal RHODES & ALCORN.
IbrOMINIKIIT,IsTifhore and for saieily
JJ, KING & MOORHEAD
BUCKW !EAT FLOUR-200 sacks, 50 his. each, for
sale. Idee3l WM. DYER..
RIED APPLES—t 6 sacks just reed and for sale
dsc2 , 3 ' WM. DYER
IHESTNuTs—rx bus. in store and for sale by
dec.23 WM. DYER.
'lll 141-31.10 boxes and loose Cheese tor sal; bq
N./ dec9S WM. DYER
_
MAijRE! Nog. I and 3in whole half and ^r. big
ec:ll3 •
cutlti —2 casks large fine Codfish fia,ixityEa.
MIEATHEIRS-500 Lbs. prima Geese FeatherB, for .u.le
_L" by (novt:4sl WM. Dl' R
f IRAN tIERRIES-0 bblo. just ree'd and for oat* by
I_,/ dee9 1S 151. DYER.
riff ffR RTSITTS9 ii anii — s to re iiiif lo r oa I e b y
dectl. SPAT. DYER.
Ty .-
CKELLY will sell Teas of allguninies, whole
. sale and retail, lower than any other houtte on
Fifth street: Sign Central. Ten Store. • Cdeel4
JOBBLS. N. O. MOLASSES-5U bide. to arrive and
for sale by fdee2sl SHRIVER er BARNES.
COFFEE -50 bags for sale by
deeld STUART & SILL.
F INE TEAS---25 half Chests tae Young Hyton i
15 do in ;,and i lb, packages;
5 do fineTtlack; ,
20 do do; in i., 6 oz. and 11 lb.
In stow :utd for salt. by packages.
decl7 KING & 11.100RIIEAD.
40 BBLS. TALLOW received and fo• sale by
dead SHRIVER ts BARNES
:T r '," BARRELS prime N. 0. Molasses, per steumer
44./ Messenger. (dead] CARSON & 3.I , KNIGHT.
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PLANTATION SUGAR-43 bhds. prime plantation
Sugar told crop,) on consignment and for sale by
deel9 MILLER & RICKIETSON.
:3CI BXS. TOUACCO;in more and forsale by
t./ nov4 STUART h. SILL
WATCHES,J EW WARN, &c.—Now in store; a large
and rich cock - of fine Watches, Jewelry . and
Fancy Good*. W. W WILSON,
dee:a corner of Marker and Fourthsts.
y IQUORICE-10 Cases Liquorice ;
20 boxes Refined Liquorice ;
Receiving and for sole by
novl2 JOSHUA RHODES 6: CO
MACKEREL—A) bbls. No. 'a ;
20 half do;
10 bbls. No. 1;
11/halts and 10 quarters No. 1
'
u0r2..1 For sal e,by DYER
Q ODA ASH—GO casks Johnson's Steel & Sons' brands
A) landing and for sale by CARSON & NPKNIORT,
novls No 04 Water street.
B . •
bbls. Roll OTTER AND CLOVERSEED-8 flutter
8 bblit. Clover seed. For sale by
dead CARSON & IWKNIGHT, 84 Water st.
HICKORY NUTS —ZIO bushels on consiunnteut
declB STUART.,. SILL
K EG BUTTER—SO to oj o oso out d c o onsignment;
deolB • STUART Fe SILL.
BROOMS- - 200 doz. in store.
dee] e STUART & SILL.
XTRA PXMILY - PLO b bls. A ujils &
No-
F
ble's make, In store and for sale by
declB 'STUART &. SILL.
DRIED APPLES-4.00 bushels to arrive..
deciS STUART A. SILL
TEA -17 half crests Young Ryon in store.
nov2l . STUART & SILL.
FOUR ---1.60 bbls. price superfine in store and for
slit by • Neat?) STUART & SILL.
TATIIITE HAVANA SUGAR-20 boxes White Ha
VV vane Sugar, just received and for cal° by
dean MILLER k. RICKETSON.
Zjjg BODING& Bc,--300 Wedding Cake Boxes;
200 Comedian Rings;
12 doz. awned Gold Pens;
12 do do Spectacles;
4 do do Razors Straps
Just received ut the Watch and JecVelry Store of
W. W.; WILSON,
deelo corner or Market and Fourth ats.
CHAMPAGNE WINH-r4O baskets celebrated Heid
roe and La Martkuettene brands, the beat brands int.
ported !a the United Mates, Received altd.for sale - at
the New Wino and Liquor Storo of e
JAMES P. HORBAC ,
nov2s 107 Liberty street,
F RENCH' pleces bl ' a ß ck F 94 r S en it ch e itlerrno;
50 do colored; do;.
l i r , do Fl n o r b a tz tla c
c i fo th., nil colors; _
300 do Alpaca. Just moneyed at
- A. A. MASON &
deel7 Nos. 62 and 64 Market street
RAISINS -500 boxes M. IL Raisins ;
250 half do do;
40 casks Currants;
40 boxes Citron;
10 eases, fancy boxes, Prunes;
JOSHUA RHODES tr, CO.,
deet7 No. Wood street
TORPEDOES-200,000 ; •
250 boxes Fire Crackers;
do Jackson do ; •
50 gross Pin• Wheels; -
SO • doChasers •
50 do Boman Candles-;
decl7 • JOSHUA RHODES CO
JUST RECEIVED and for sale a new supply of fine
PERFUMERY, including—
Jenny Lind Pomades;
Queenof Flowers' Hair 011;
Porecine Soap;
Jenny Lind Extract.; . .
Roussel's Amandies ;
COULTER & lIACICE,
dee24 corner of Wood and ad streets.
rt — OFFEET- 7 -513 - brili of r al ( Tby •_ • _
jal STUART & SILL.
UTTER.-10 kegs and 10 bbls., to close consign
,Ut went. ' Dal] STUAUT ,14 SILL.
F iturrs, &c.-50 boxes Lemons
90 Frans Ivica Almonds;
' 25 bags Cream Nato •
2,000 Cocoa Haw; _ ,
25 boxes Jutube Paste ; • ,
25 baskets Salad Oil ;
4 cases Sardines;
5 CMOS greCllobll3 Walnuts ,
Jam receiving and for sale by • . ,
deci7 'JOSHUA RHODES., Co
:EIIEACHE3--300 bin. prime reed and forsalee by
dead SIEMER a:RAMOS '
•
.iror 'Sale Oct.
To tot.
TRE STORE ROOM, No. d 6 Ilarkat,street, nasally
occupied by Messrs. N.lfolmen&Sone? Ranking and
blatchatme Office: Possusston given - on.tho - lst of Feb
ntty, if required. '
This room is locatedin'the mosi - conlral and bast bn
siness point In the.tity, and well adapted for,rut butt
ranee_ Office, a ;Banking : and Exchange (Mae, or., for - a
Store. A sPlentlid new front ' with English , plate Glass,
will he' put in in a few weelrs..
Enquire of .
: - ecirner of Market and Foerth
. .
For Hale.
' A LOT OF GROUND sttafitail. in the 'Sixth
.having a front et 42 feet or Furfoillaree t by 100
feet deep to an alloy 3 . orrwhieir ete c!td , "tsv.s•
Brick houses; a one,story Prattle, and other improve
ments. The above property, if - application be made
soon, will be sold af.a - great bargain,' and. offers a rare
chance. Por particulars apply.to. 11.13.111A0111L,
jaafttior • No. bltrilltein street....
For Sale.
sz.s THE three story DWELLING, No:it3
@'r r Hay street, Snyder's How. Price =CO. - Terms!.
--SW) cash ; $5OO in one year i andl2ooo. in five .years.
To tie secured by .truirtgage on the premises. Clear of
all incumbrance, and title indis r table.... Apr to
jo7:tot No. 181 - Liberty street,
, Valuable Property for Rent. .
. - A three story BRWR , HOUSE, belonging to
.4 ." 4 the estate of Wri. Terrrmy, deceased, is °Ter
n ed for rent or lease:- ,It is sortated'en Folio/vim,
between Ferry . and Liberty streets, and has been
newly papered and painted; it is now occupied by Mrs.
Verner. Rent,.s2so per annum. Apply to - mYself, or
Romtar C. Torrss,at.the works of Knap & co.
_ .
Possession given on theist of Aptil
L. It. AMBOY,'
Valuable Coal Laud for Sal r, --"
Adjoining the Borettghef'FreepOrt; Arnutrong Co., Pa.;
- DETWEEN 45 and acres of LAND, together wit h D lOO acres of COAL. - • _
The above described'Land Is bounded on - the east by;
Buffalo creek; on west and north 'by' the • old Pitts
burgh road; on the south by the Allegheny river.
Pennsylvania canal passes. throh the entire mu,
which, together with the river, .will afford a facility to
the Pittsburgh market at anx.time almost in the season.
The soil is good; the coal is of excellent quality, and
superior to that used at t h e lattanning Franklin Iron
Works. There is also an abundance of. Lime trader the
The above property willbe .sold _ .
either to wbete
or in part, to any person or pesous who will establish a
Rolling Mill on the same. - Rims been protiOuticed (tY
one of the oldest and Most experienced iron masters in
this country,) to be oneof the beet locations for a Roll
ing Mill west of the AlleghentMormtains. • '
For - fartherparticulars, enquire of Wm.M. Fish; Esq., -
General Land Agent, tad at the - corner of ilia' and Smith
field streets, James B. Fullerton, Esq., - Willitun Trutiy,
Esq , Freeport; or - to the subscriber: - • --; •
decilklm • - - - ' ALEXANDER SCOTT. •-
LiveZarlpropertik for Bale.
7.5 'lllverptiolot. Ohio T ,a S t t fo r tiV ga
rI et a s the and t o o n v
r a nv °r ni E :le t
terms—Stfa for corner lotaand geloo for inlots—each be
lug 60feet front by. 130 feet deep. .Liverpaol is located
on the Ohio river, 45 Milesbelow this city, midway be
tween Pittsburgh and Wheeling, four - miles (rout Bias:
gow and Little Beaver, and the same 'distance, from
Wellsville and Calcutta: IC is situate in a healthy : and
beautiful part Of Ohio r has , 1200 inhabitanth, and ONLY
ONE, PITYENCIAN,' EIGHT ESTABLISHMENTS for the
tu
manufacre of Rockingham and Queens*lre, several
hotels, dry good and groeerY Stores" and mechanics of
various kinds, four churches, and 'public Schools—At the
recent sale of lots Six Were porchased by manufacturers
who design crecting,during the coming season' : potteries:
and other manufacturing establishments --Queentrirare
of a pure white, addition to Rockinghamand yellow !
ware, having been manufactured in thief town, it is rea:-. -
sellable to expect that it will rapidly improve—Perks:Ms
desirous of viewing the property can do so any day, by
a few hours' sail trout Pittsburgh, steamers leaving our
wharves every day for.Liverpooovensvile and V, h
eel-
Perms of payment--One-fourth in :hand and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments with : interest, -
N B. I will dispose ofr a number df lots for carpenter
work, brick laying, plastering, and painting., to be done
at Liverpool, during the next spring and summer; also.
for Lumber and Brick. Apply to Sanford C. Hill, Esq.
Liverpool, or to the subscriber at the officti of Messrs.
Mitchel & Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. 128 Fourth at.
dce 3 JAMES IiLICKELY.
. -A> Parm for Sale.
!FEE subscriber offers for sale a FA RIR OF LAND,
11. containil 160 acres-100 of which arc cleared.—;*
The farm lies directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson ; it is well-watered:; with a bearing orchard,
and peach and pear trees; and .a. Coal bank. The
buildings consist of a hewed, leg House and Earn ; with
Stabling. For farther particulars apply to the subscri
ber, on the premiseson Allegheny county 12 miles
from Pittsburgh NATHANIEL MT-LINTON.
Moon irramalzip, October .%---tf
For Sale er. Exchange. .
TIM undersigned offers for s ale the following. de
scribea RFAL.ESTATE, situated in tho sth Ward,'
viz: Two Lots of Ground, fronting on Piue street, each
20 feet twat by 61 feet deep on - which is erectee two 2
story frame Dwelling Houses, with brick batements,
each containing six rooms besides kitchens and cellars.
Also, one Lot adjoining the above',on which is erect
ed three neat and comfortable two story brick Dwelling
Houses. - •
Also, three Lots of Ground, fronting on Locust street;
each lot 60 feet front by 61 feet deep; on which is erect.
d Ave two story Frame //Welling L1013.3e8. • ",
The above property, lying together, fount; .a block of
GO feet front on Pine street by 12 feet deep to Locust
street, and will be sold separate or- altogether.-It is
rented to good tenants, and rents for 8496 per annum.
Vacant Lots tu the business part of the city, or Land
within 3or 4 miles, would be Inert in exchange: -
Apply to • • HENRY W. FISH, -
ort2 At the Great Bargain Corner.
For Sale.
A LOT OF GROUND, containing Acres, situate
one mile below the town of Beaver,' Beaver &ut—
ty, on which there is erected a new Brick House, 48 hi
40 feet, 11- stories high, with a basement. -The - house has
been well built and well finished, and contains 13. rooms.
It is within 6.00 ys.its of the Ohlo river. and commands
afine viewer t, and it bounded on the. North weal by
the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would- be desirable for a country residence, or for
a garden, or summer boarding house. A lot of S acres
adjoining it will he sold with- it,if desired, by the pur
chaser. The terms are so moderate, that ii will be a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire of
_ N. P. &G. L. B. FETTBIIhIAiv, '
febttanf - Attorneys at Law,- Fourth sr. -
A tIOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike street,hetWeen
-Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth Ward.. The Lot
is 25 feet front and lUD feet deep-, on wiich there are
two small Frame Tenements. Tourists, yi—Title good.
For particulars, enquire of Alderainn PARKINSON,.
Penn street, Fifth Ward. -may9:cf
To Let. - 7 .
ii l ,
- THE DWELLING 110UST, No. SS a - t.
i between Wood and Market st ' reolsnostr Se o c ee " u - pretl
by tto sabscriber—rent $2OO per annum. Possession
given on Me let November, next.' - ' - -
oet9 ' JNO. H. MELLOR. tit Wood at.-'
deuce.
A LOT on Nunnery Hill, containing four acres, will
11. be sold very low to any one wishing to build there
on. The access will be easy, and the lot commands a
most beautiful view. (octlti THOMPSON BELL.
For ftenti'
AHANDSOME STORE, on Market street, between
A
Tliirc and I•'ourth'streets nt present occapled by-
Mr. Thomas, White, as, a Dry Goods Store. -
Ar.eo—A large well finished ROOM in the second
story, next doar to Mr. Duffle Mercantile College, -This
Room is, well calculated and ,suitable. for a Musical Sa-
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged es
doable offices. E, D.GAZZAM,
apimif Ofilce, Third si., over the Post Office.
Coal LIVIId oa lrougOlOghear.
Inn ACRES on the river, just above - the .11u1 Main
XIV there is spit opened and railroad prepare& for
putting coal in boats.. [oct2l3 THOMPSON BELL.
o Let.
leA TWO - STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Lane, Allegheny, between the' Hand street bridge
an. Aqueauet. Lnqutre of H. W. Fish, Reul Estate
Broker, corner of sth and Smithfield streets. (oct29
13ENVILLA. PROPERTY.-1 lot containing About
3 acres, and commanding a beaufifal view ol the
riven and surrounding. scenery, situate on Nunnery
Hill, will ho sold low to any one wilding to build there
on . fowl) THOMPSON BELL.
F OR
RENT—Several Houses is diferent- parts Of the
Veit} Enquire at the Real Estate Office at the cot.
oar of Fifth and Smithfield streets.
scp2l:tf - ; • HENRY W. FISH.
lOAL LANDS FOR BELLE OK LEASE.--About Bat
acres on the Youghiogheny, just above the second
dara. The coal is verrgood, and. a pit , already opened,
with a 'railroad of about 50 yards, which throws the coal
in boats. This property will be sold altogether, or in
s o
loti about 25 acres. _foet-i] ..THONIPSON BELL.-
Healthy Location.. ,
rf 'MERE is no place - more favorably shunted than Non.
'lt Is healthy, and commands a moat de•
ltghtfal view.'" Persons wishing a lot, dan get. one to:
pleageHhani, containing film one to five acres -
augl2 • THOMPSON BELL.
:Land for sate.
THE Chartier's Coal Compan7 will tell omit 'fiery de•'
citable pieces of LAND, tituated on and neat.the
Steubenville Turnpike, and neavthe soatherriierminns
. ,
The Land Will be divided into quantities to &Mt per-.
chasers, and the terms of payment Will be very easy.
Enquire of Z W. E.ErtUNGTON;
POT Rent.
TWO well-finished offices in Post Office Buildings,
Third street. --
A long, well lighted rooms, third story ; entrance Mar.
ket street, between Third:and Fourth. streets..
Also, a small brink house,in Pitt township, near Penn
sylsania Avenue. - Inquire -• GAZZAM i .
eetB - . • • No. la Second street.
jEFFERSON COUNTY LAND-IMloacres Itir sap:,
tt oct4 THOIIIPSON -BELL.•
TPIANTAGEDIET GUAR)) =RAZORSeati be
1. used in bed, In the dark, rind by persons svithtreium.
lous hand, With ease,eafety, and in half tbe ronial time,
without the possipllity of cutting the shin.Ms is rt.
&hied by means of the pa.ent Guard, which is adjusted
to the razor with the greatest aieetY and shuplieitr.—
Every . Razor is Made of the ii nest tempered steel: and
They have been extensively used in England and
pronounced.the moat perfect and eafe ritzor nuinufae.
tared...
,
" The new invention may be used with perfect sate !
ty.”---Lendon Pan.
"This razor is a splendid invention, and of great use
to many persons, especially for people with: unsteady
hands."—Cllambers , Edinburgh, Tourria/_ . .
For sale nt the Watch 'and Seratu Store'of.
deeds W. W. WILSON:
'TNT S. HAVEN, corner of Market and. Second' anti
• VV - has for sale ' a large - and -varied , assartment of
fine blank books, paper of all - qualities ; and English,
Freneh,Eerman and American fanny and maple. sta..
- - • •••-'
EMMEMM=II=2==
ankers and tha uAt "
- •SOtISC.,
Vrhave associat e d J. GA&Dtriza. at L a
the Eh ge :8114•Banking business CO , 4 1 2
,
'Pittabur64;4tt'y, t4651:-*Ja,q:ltti • "
VW...IiV-IVAX., • "" 4. • C'iC f PniTN•
WM.* rfll. 13,31
Lia.ests 47C1, 3 ' . .,.2
BANICERS AND-EXCHANGE BRODE- 11 : 5 i:'-' -
roam us? comsat 011:WPOD azo.rixtutt' =WO:—
. A LL transactions made on liberal teinnas,.zurl: conga
-2X tions promptly attended to.
Itimuoikau
Df:`HObLi~B 2t - EICINI3, - -
BAVY antovtt utut Wilma AND' ICECUIZrat, *Mal
• To No: 67 .61cirket stria t foFrcloari bt.totac4datcps4,.
, „ _
. _
• N: 1101 AT Fq & SONS, . . .
13 ANKERS AND EXCILANG BIUDIMBS, andDea
• JO term In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, {silver and
Bank Notes. 'Exchange on the Eastern and . Western
cities constantly far sale. •
,Collections made in all the cities ihrocuthont the 'Ont.'
led States. - Deposhes received in par (ands or °Wadi: '
paper, N. GT Alarkekstreet, between Third and Fourth
Domestic and Poresgn Sztaange, - Bank: akri t .
Gotd and Sitqr,Bought,SoLt and,raehang4,' •
- • AT tHii
14X011.A.NGIE •AND BANKING 1101151 Ea
-HUI dc-Citb
-6.1-,Wood Street, •
: •PITTBSURSH., •
Inransarktanwan 4..
Tnaa.DEPOSITS. a ItWe
Amain slesess. =mist, A5.tat0,...%
IinIITILTLVViIts - -
Bankarsand EXChaligf Brokers, Beaters in Foreign and
Dtl/714nie Bills of .fi'lehongs,'Certifeeettes ifprpor•
, it, Bank Notes, and Coin. ' - - -
Corner of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite
Charlet Hotel. - • - . inalaa•
sa.-N-a-trre. Ito
JESSE CA.ROTIIERS Rt.
•
NO 15 WOOD' STREET . , PI
Current money:received on depostt: . •
Collections made on principal ciites ofllte'Urky
/L 5. ILICOOI.I. TOM, ELIMSLIDIT,
noes sanagair •
BANKERS' AND EXCIIANOE BROXERS,"
N. E. Corner of Wood and. Sixth streets., Pittsburgh, Pa
TIEALERS in Coin,lttudt Notes, - Time Dills, Faxeign
and Domestic Exchange,CertificatesorDepOsltpke
EXCHANGE on all the 'principal Cities of the Union- :
and Europe, for sale in - sums to sturparchsilis. - "rv. ;
CURRENT and par rands teceivedontlepbaltc.''
COLLECTIONS made on'all parts of the Umon;althe
lowest rates i gepti•zy -
,
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA: BA DIKING 110,119 R-
BRYA.Ni GLEIML di,0113. -
WOZES, Drafts, Checks, &c. collected, and Remit
tancea made-upon favorable leans: --.
tf ,
I .&‘; 'ni rdaysburalt, Mao 1A.185Q .'
PATRICICS ai FfiIEND, -
BANTLE ELS AND EXCHANGE BELOTKEff,EIi
No. 95, co/wft 'Want AID P ni,91010 • -
riusburgh,a•Yet
Mechanics • •
sintsiessmumso,voulanasovssuatiriiiini4er.'
HIS BANK is now_pr_epared to do buil:mas t -Open
from 9A. hr. to 3 P
Interest paid on Speitallloposito ,
a 141 1 _ - THOMPSON BEIM;, Cos/der-
11,2 SECOND STREE'P,
coArmrsslozvEß AND .DaZPBROREE: '
QTILICT attention will be gPien to all business- en-.,
trustedtohiS care..Piusburgh manufactured aitl
vies always on hand, or procured onshort ^mice: . .
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, #.c., negotiated favora=„
ble terms. Advances made itrequtred. ..toct22dr
TIRAFTS ON SAN FRANCISCO, C'iiitornia, for
1.1 sale at the Banking House of EATBICIES Qc
FRIEND, No.9sWooci sr. • • - -• Bled,*
-
ROPE EVES..'
-WONDERFUL,CURESII
lir. Rogers*Syrup of Livorwori Ewa /Mr
N H. L A.43i TVPLI '
For therernpleteeurecf Coughs, Calits,lnfluertzei, 11.0hrnc1
Bronchitis, Syitting of Bko3 and ad other Lullg ,
Camp/awls tendutg CO.NSIMIRT/ON,
This syrup contains no Opium, Ca lone, Or Ony.adeeral -
whatever, but is composed entirely of those - 41°M,
Herbs, and vegetable substances which nare a 'apecifie •
Influence upon the Lungs, and their connected ergs:rte..
Its immediate effea is to allay all irritation, and gently:.
remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the •
Throat and Air•Passagee; that relieving the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and other mutes which give
rise toil. it also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone,
to the Longs themselves, thereby enabling theta more -
thoroughly to remove from the blood those impurities
and diseased particles, which, if retained. do so much
mischief Intim system, and lay the foundation for lams-
rabic CONSUMPTION. it also exerts a decided action'
upon the skin, and assists nature in expelling, through :
the Exhalents, much of that morbid matter whielt - wintld -
otherwise be drown back uponthe Lungs, tbas'relievitig
them of a pan of their work, and tendering the System
pare and healthy. When tubercles are forming, it -checks
their development and further progrms i or if ulceration'
has taken place, it enters the Lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, soothes the initation, heals the ulcer- -
aced cavities , an d restores . them again to healthy action,-
This ,Medirine therefore , is not a Palliative- merely.
- which only relieves for the time being, but is-a thorou gh
curative, as it *onkel at the very root of the disease, and
by removing it, removes at once all its remote - and at
tendant consequences. This is Its distinguishing char-'
as/crude—a property possessed, in equal power, by no
other medicine of like nature, now before tile pu bile, -
• CIRCULARS, &C., • • •
• As no opllnary sized advertisement can fully : explain
the nature and meritsof this article, the Proprietors have
published a new Circular, giving the history of this
cute; thadaeription, nature, ,fe., of its,pithelpal ingredi
'mite; the e ff ect they ate designed to baud con the
Lungs and Liver, and tveopions reference to the persons
toho /tare been owed by it—giving their names and rest-,
dances, even to the street and she number. Those Who
are troubled with a Cough, or whose Lungs are in the -
least affected, are earnestly desired to call upon ill°.
Agents named below, and procure one of these Pam
phlets. It can be had graris,and will well repay a_ perusal.
The " Rims oriHeattli,” and "About taking Cold," allay
be worth to yourself and famiIy.HUNDREDS OF OLLARS,
in the shape of Doctors, Dills saved, besides being the •
means of prolonging many a valuable life: •
WARRANTY. • '
'Such is o or confidence in its virtues, thot we ate wilt=
ing to warrant this Medicine in every easter races Cold,
(where used according to the direcuons on page 7th of
the pamphlet, inside the .wrapper of each bottle); °sal -
where th e person is not sanded that - eis deriving.
benefit from it, by returning the bottle widths twenty
four hours' time, . . .
THE MONEY • •
will be returned. War See pagefid of the pamphlet in.:
side the wrapper of each bottle.:„ • - , f
ERBe sure to ask for Dr. A. Bogen'. Syrup if LIV•r:1
ERWORY, TAR, and CANCIiALAG . UA, and let not
other be on to you.
CAUTION.—time genuine, unless Mere. IS 012 the DUI.
w rapper, a tune of hand, signed with a Pen, by.
Cough and Iliseate of founan months - standing Cured ' ',
A Ile r being given tip twice kb' eminent Physicians:
• . AutartviJune 9th,18411. • •
Mews. Soion7l Co.--I herewith forward to, you
a Certificate Of a Cure, effected by your Compound Syrup
of Liverwort, Tar and Canchniagna. The'Cough an d . •
arpeaoration was of fourteen moults standing, and had.
Mailed the' skill of several of oar eminent physician" In
New York,Albany and Cooperstown. lem the person
In whom the cum was effected, and as k had previously -
no faith in - patent medicines, I hate sines - tried Iron .
others, and have become satisfied at 'its Valuta.- Mine
was as great a case as was ever perforated, as I had,
during my sickness, betas givenup tunes by my physicians.
have now commenced my bnainear,aner raking, 1
think, about eight bottles. - -.jr' • , - .
• Yours,respectfully, Tnos..voriamput.
.•.. .
' BLEEDING AT THE I:UNMEASURED.
•
•.
SEE now ritommss Zr ACM.
Siantment Lang, Balxr, No. Pearl twin,
N. few days before last Chrtmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bl ee ding freely' at the
Lungs. I called in a. Homfeopathie physician, but his
medicine did not seem to help me.. read your advert
isement; and Mould:III would _try'Dr. Roger: , Syrup of
Liverwort, 11st and Canchalcipta. Before I bad taken
up the third bark, my bleeding bad stopped, my . Cough
was ircnut, and licit as wen as usual. ..bly health [snow
good. I consider it a most excellent mealcinc, and nor-,
dially recommend it, to my friends. (nit mut:melt lops .
mode to the Proprirron,Afarth 12M, 1850.1. ' ' • '-
• This whole paper might be filled witirilattcrs al-
MOM to the above, i fiem Moss WAD have been eared. SALE, who esale and re talk by A. L. SCOVILL
& CO., Proprietors at their. Principal Dipor,GOTHIO
HALL, No. 316 Broadway, New Yort, to whom .all or
ders for the Medicine, aril letters relating to 4genCles,
should be addressed, pest-paid. ' •
ALSO, for sale by R. E. Setters, No. AY Wood wrest,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. M.
Curry and R. P. Schwartz, Allegheny City; Townsend,
Cart & Co., blattehoster A. Patterson, Birmingham.
PRICE—In large bottle, 81,00; or six bottles for 113,06
deciltdaw
Private Dlocitges.
BROWN,, No. 41 DIAhIONDAVLEY,
Diseases his entire attention to "an cake
practice., His Lusineasismostly confinedto
, Primus or Valera Dueases, and sueh pain.
41. .1v• ful affections, brought on by.inronulenr
• ••••• youthful indulgence and excess.,
, Syphilis, Syphilitic Emotions, Goaon
=ne, herr; Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharge.%
['apathy of the Blood, with all diseases o the venereal
origin. Skin Disease% Scorbutic Erupgonn, Tetter;
Ringworm,hlercurial Dieeases,Seminal w calmest, lm•
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Jolints,FLstala in Anil-
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Bfck andlobt4lrrita•
dons of the Bladder and llidneys,aucceasfully treated
Cure guaranteed. " • . , .
Fourteen years' practice:(foui in this cityt enables Dr.
Brown to oder assurances of speedy care to all who may
come ender his care.
Office and private consulting rooms, 88 Diamond ay.
Cbargea moderate. novS:d&wly
EUMATISISI.—Dr. Breit:mien nattily mseov eau
rem-
R
edy for Rheumatism bi a speedi andeertala renset/z
forthat painful trouble. It never fad,. - ' •
°Mee and Private Consultation Rooms No. 1:13, DU*.
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. • The Domor OrtiloveS'a
bony. lanlE4deurif
13 ALAND& UN - DE OSI two which • been _
chunked for three years and upwards!, irt ihe Ex
change Flank of Plitabargb
Witham! Davis, resldence - unknotort, Aug. 9,1845..6224,
Spencer.blanley, Zanesville, Ohio,. Oct 21,1647.' 43
I certify that the foregoing balances appear lobe dtte
to the persons named or their legal representatrres, ac
cording to the Books of Oils Bank. •
Sworn wand. sabscrilred! batons me ibis th day of
December,lBSo. • _ C, NV. Enxgrz,
aec3o:l= ' • ; ' • • • 'Notary Eu 4/ ••