The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, January 18, 1851, Image 4

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• • .v-riana n t4 r A n id:TlimiAge; B r bk ers `
Mi.:Larimer, Fourth st.. our door to Piusburgh-Baat.
Boon A , Sargent, corner WoOdddld Sixth streets.
Herb D i r ing r Fourth strortoppoititea& : lll Lianka -, 1"
M 7 A Hill f CO.I 64i WOO 4 .11trelni2d; it= above Vomit/
S lofte - re *Ott: Si.WatoinetWood 'on& Fourth sts.
Hill. Curry, 0.5 Wood streoyldloor begot
J TrAct?ortgolfV,mer'Wood and Third streets. - -
Kristior
tam tr Willicwatf Caceprnee.Wood and Mail sta.
Cook 414tris L eociteritindreittad 'Fifth streets.
N Notittark SoltVig . Mailittst.t - boteottin'Zd and. 41h,..'
watch aktii:a•wvlrdiylreie_..:"-s.
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W W Wii BOA, tor ner ittirttelkiad:Fourtit atreeti
H Richardson, -71 Market street near the• Diamond
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John 8, eFaddea4. Co,3:3l.7a'rket mrcet,-nenr Fifth
Sande-it Reintrntm, 7 rittkratreet, - near hie:kat •
StedidCillurtherter Sixth street, near Grant • •
Whotesate Geocere. Cossonissiqrl" .Produi, Dagen.
Staart Jr, Sill, 1 street ; above •
• Alessi/dor Kingall Liberty street, rppoidarnlaar
•R. Bruce, Jr., Au Commercial e_ti • Y shoe! _
uniaithain,43 Commerciel ttow, I.oeity ?tact:,
&George & C0,,e10 1 1 14.f1z qc4; PPP"ii 9 ; 7l #l , •;..-
Jithittinetoal,Likriy, street.. .- , "•. • •
Clormly,2lolAbcnk street, op - nos:De Englaßlii.o
• 1113ers &Hunten-128-Liberty street.... .
S ateClurkatr Ic•Co., 142 Librrty street. ' •,• .•
Corso, a.•Ateßnicht, Si
th
ood , between Sixth Wood r naLiberty
• .1 & R Liberty, and streets. •
L•2o2l.liii t Shiptoll; KC.; arid 135 Wood street:.. . •
Wm Dyer, 153 LitiOrty strictiopposlte 6th.•
W & K MeCoUCtieoii, N0.:452 Liberty ( street: :
Browsi &la rlipitirick,l4ll.Litierty,atteet: •••• •
English & Benuettl'37.Wood'St4opposlti St. Charles.
Tassey, • &St, 36 Wdod street, opposite St- Charles..
J B Dilworth& Cu.. 27 Wood, betereen.tst and edits. Wur tiagaler& Co;, Nos. 18 and - 20 Wood street. ,
Wicks 31cCaiattesieediner Wood and:Water rte.
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Wm-sleeo:4ldraer-117iiod and Froutittreeta..... ,
Borbrid i ge, Muni &Co.; Wenn', bet. Wood and &Wiled
°much, Carothers & va., tauter aiid rftlat
Reis*lletger.currier Smithfield and Second streets: • ,
Cummins's/. Smith, 3 Struttlfietd street, near Water. -
: - James Stoney, Jr., corner Water end Smithfield streets
° H Grant, 41 -Water:betweenMarket and Woud.
W 13 Holmes& Bro., 37 ,Water, bet. WOod:and Market.
L S.Wotennan, '4l Watet and Fi rat street.
James Uateell, ti Water and 44 Rout street..
!ohs*" eetry, code r liancockat.and • Dagnestie Way
• King*Aeorttead, 27 Wood street.
Rnerldattbews , ts Co., Water, bet. 11,Iarket Ana tem.
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d Forwarding r eracsre Comninton; Produce,
Setters*. Nieols, t 5 Commercial Row, Liberty.street.
' David Fitt t minors :& Son,_l36.Wood street. .
Meontisi•.loctuan,•No. 26 'Wood street. • •
13* W Herbal/O,Si Water and 104 Front street.
A Vankirlr & Sou; doxittioeld street, near Water .
Robertson .t Reppert, 20ond street. . • _
firotstro ng &10(084r,S1 Market at, between. Ist and 2d.
13reYfoale A Clarke, till .Second street, above Veood.
tnateicili Grocers'. ctnd. Decdcrs
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R Watson, c'oroar Liberty and varni %insets.
Jno 111c1sevin &Bois, 13 Cornme tm al Row, Maly st.
Jae Pawn). Jr, NO:17 Commercial now, Liberty . street.
.1 Bryan , No. Lt 4 Liberty Sucet,and 63 Diamond alley.
-TJ & Jackson- Dancan,7t2B Liberty street- . - • -
Robert Moom, : 11. ConimereLat Row, Liberty street
Rolieri. Bell ; Liberty streecopposite.Wood: • . • .
W L.ebmer & Co., tal Liberty street.
NV &. XLliitchelure l LOU Liberty sl7Cet-
Jacob - Weaser,Ar.f a oprpet Market and Front streets.
• y Badarid 7l link Afaktri: . •
• • T . fit Oliver, Liberry,opposite Siventlt street.
. • ' A Holstein, 126 Vireod street, near.Viririn alley.
•J 4s Smith, 142 - Wood , street. •
• ,•• Rahatiler & Da, 166 he id of Wood street.
AG/14010=y, tOu.Wood st., third sloorb elow
• • A& Niackey;llo Wood st.,-bet.sth. and Diamond alley
SainnelAlc.Clorken,96Wood,bet:SthandTliesnoadisPy
R 111 Hartley, SS Woodhl.,conDbunond alley. ' ..•••
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- - Looking • Orciesea 4na •
J J Gtllca ie & Co., 7d Wood rt.itietween 3d and Ath.
seanordy & Sawyer, 62, corner Wood and Foutth as
Par:Lady, Fifth erect,
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- _ Qiieenzwarg ".0 41 ' . 6 -• •
George Breed, 94 .Wcrod;street. • • •
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klodkirwoo, 5+5 Wood, botweeri 33 land oth streets
Heart' W
124 oo h sue et, I .Z• 4•5 , 9 111 .ab0v.f.' Filth
- „ 1 , Ba 27 Sg/47/ : •. ‘ l l4 — Stagioners •
Kay & Co., comer ot-Wotid and Third streeu.
.1 G Backofeni 137 Liberty strect:=Germin Books. -
, VieterirScriba, Fifth streot, bailees Wood • and Market.
.1 LI hiellor,.Bl .-Wood at . —Sehool Books soadStationer7.
Lake Looms, /ig4,69 Wocid et. ---Rhool Books, Stat,ry.
st2liott & Suglish,79 Wood mica. • L •
.•iolutston & Btockton, comer Market and-Third sta. ••
'lt'H'Beeson•EL Co.; 80 Market et.,2d door from Diamond.
• 11S Bosworth & Co., Fourth street, near Market.
Pattnt Medic*
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4iiikeon,ForneeLibeity sudlV.ood az re eta
.51tapherd'aMsdieine Depot, 64. Smithfield litfe et
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S.-CAS. gore's.
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,' . Kane'dcbl t orSan,l 9 Liberty al, 4 doots above Virgin ay. I
'Elviittrenfeid k Broe., Atheneum, Liberty . .ettee4.•• •
E Doivnine,el.BLiberty street.. • •••• •
McMullen, .D Liberty, nor. Gamma Alley:
Ambrce kGribble, 01 Liberty at., doors above Irwin.
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• corner Liberty and Irwin streets. -
4ohe HopewilT;t3&4.4betty at., near St. .
R'S Sievelatid,"4 s Liberty 5t., cower' Virgin alley.
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't ''Delany , strecti- • •
Bernard; LAB Liberty street` . • - • .
XlcOloikef ,161•betty street.
„ o•Ohlignell,l63 Laberty - street. • '
•> Liiwrende Mitehel,l63 Libertrstreet. •
• . VtLerinard, id Wood atieet,bet. 4th and Diamond alley;
Y.;Ediroedetolngennin &'Cb., 67 Wood,l door below 4th.
Alilderbituul it.Co„ 10 Wood street; near -Water.
• *.ltobenCheider, 76Staixitfield st.,bet.-4th and Diam'd ay,
"Parket -&• Lowe nt Smithfield sweet, near 4th. • •
Morgenstern' th'Sroi:," liar,' 46 Liberty sweet.
R Straw, corner' Market end Second streets.
• fe flirter, 311darketet., - between :Mend 3d.
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;awls sttz Pistol*. • -
-NV G rileCartney, corner LibertyMtd Sittitliftild streets:
john White, Fift h at.; between Market and Liberty.
-Josepttelats, 6Vay ne st, opposite Canal Basin.
J CartWright.,o3NVoodst.,,i_dpor below Diamond alley
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AterchitasfTailors, .
A Als.Farlatid, Smithfield st. 4 bet.4ttt andDianiond - alley.:
Samuel tirari t.:.retmuge Buildings, St. Claisitreet.
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Chea POlicationa.
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M A Miner. Smithfield st., opposite Stovtit's Hole),
r.t p Morse; eA Pout-In - street: -•-.
' Bones , Lateraty - Deot, 'Third: at, apposite Yost Ottico
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Dri - Goods -.Merchar.4.
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corner Market Ild Fifth etreet.s.
E f law t'uo Market street, near Fifth.
-a ftea. toe diaratt street;, etween PIM and Liberty.
‘larket meet, near Liberty.
.1 .i. K F Act:mined, corner Maraca. and Fifth streets.
J V tnlter, el. b. corner- Marker and Fourth streets.
a t iarrard, New Vora reurre, 711 Market street.
Market street, between tid. and 3J..
entzer rdaraet.o. r bet.bth and Diainonei.
*Atria:War .te - Day, - Nt W. - cot. Market;and .Diamond.
Absalom ALUMS, tifillarket it; ttet.4lbirditipitunond.
'...Xiectrge , ll . W-atte, Zdarket at. ; betvreenda and din.
.Win aiattiet at.oteat Fourth street.
W.H.Murphy, curlier Market and FottrtheWeet.%
:IVhiiteecite Dry dixidt.
Shaelitett itWhite,99 Wood inreet.
A Alltasoritb Co., SO &torte,. st,betweenad and4th.
111iiiptiti'iN holt* Co., 48 Wood stitldtioor-above 3d.
lintnpion;tbnitit 4. Co., 61 Wood at., between ad and 4th.
• 'Aldermen - anet'Atattoes of. the Peare,
'..." 2 v,4bickatest r er, Fourth: street, above t}taithfleld •
A.oll.4attle liwin *Feet, near Ltoetty: •
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sydistekson, comet Edberty_and:Woodstrests.
JiSlittlants, 219 Liberty street,neat 4 5 40 0 Tatern•
Samuel Dalsell, LP Wood street, above FiWi
S,Keysid_filtir streettnear.fdtakat..-
D A Olmsted, corner-Market and I- betty ' s
Jamei Rob b,22 blatket
,40 ? , 0 11 " riumPer, 11 3 Wo'od - street,
near Fain
George ee l IL, corner - Wood andP.ourtlt streets:
eCurily. Cooing a Woad at., between 3d and 4th.,
Rutledge, du Wood:atnet, third door above Fourth,
p 3V ilay war ,d Corner DlArltet and. Liberty Streets
T.D. :Graham, No. V* Third street, ' . •
-James hillier, Smithfield street, peal Diamond
John Taggart, Smithfield street, near Fourth.
.4 Dates, corner Smithfield and Fifth streets.
_,Troy 4. Scott, corner Smitidielitand:Fourth streets. ..'
',Wm rit Adair, Smithfield street,tonx doors above 3d. - •
th iet tier, Smithfield street, near Drowth Hotel.
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ohn Compbell,Corner Sadtheeld end Second streets.
W,E Sehmerts, 2.3 Smithfield, between - Front and 2d sts
..:1"4,211.int0n.4 St. Clair street, near Liberty.
Tl'hompioa_,St‘ Clair st., between Penn and
12erry, 75 Fourth street, near %Petl; _
....Dtennen viquiard, Fifin-street, neat hlttrtet.
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Woo! hierchanta
4 Fi(Harbaugh Water and 1.04 Front streets.
,---VVTdittnltarker, Smithfield al., bet 4th and Diamond ay.
- lidghLteizornerLibertY eareee tuillCeell'a alley,
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.and Sash Fartory.
tb mds Moffat t Fenn street,. near the Feint
-114.4,&Nt117,iitecentik street, ablive tbt
Hardware. told Cutlent
--V RH alter,F Falutestock, 184 laberty street.
T Leech; Jr., 133 Wood street, above_ Fif t h.
ii tt yrit,Gotty,dl Market street, near Fourth. 2 -
3Volff ¢.Lane..carner.Libertytutd,St. Clair streets.
R-Dunlap Jr.,Bl,lllarket street l iacer Fifth,-
~Haber 4 i,auffruie,7B Wood st.,bet. ilth and Disinona 4
J Cartwright, 83 Wood st.,ldoor Dituriond
:John.Walker,Bs Wood st.,b,er:Diataohr.alley Rudd th
Cooper Lavely,s9 Wood street 2d door below:Fourth.
. - WMunore weld, .5a Wood at .i between 3d and 4th,
Joseph Woodwell, corner Wood.und Second streets:
Sown 4 Tedey,l4o Wood street, near Tsrginalley.
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Wilkinson & Bell, No 168 Liberty street, oppositt-Sixdf
•.W_filter:Dryant,lB3 Liberty et.; opposite' head of -Wood;
'.......'"Witellanng CO. 141 Liberty street; near St. Clair
gamcel.m c cjair,,. 94 Wood and corner Diamond alley
tVond,ad door below Diamond one'
Richard Bard Wood street.
MlllianairdrirriPiaradOd AHOY:
samen Irwin, Diamond allenear Diamond.'
-1;0048 , ark& itiedicings
• Kinzer 4 , zdeDowel4 corner Wm:4st. anfl Virgin alley
R E setters, 57 Wood.st.,:between 2d arid 4th.
Wilena; cot. ttarket street and the Diamond-and
Wileox;.dr..-,torner andsmidtkeld streeta,
Dr. H Smyser, corner. Market and ,Totrd_streetp.
.kik/once k•Co.icorner•Wratiat arol.,Pennstreett „ . •
• A Jones corner lironl'and.Penn 'streets.. - •
Bratur tilteltei r dorner Liberty and 'Mt: Clair streets.
Edwart•FenvieTickiecrster Monongahela limo.
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Co.,corner Wood ,a,lid - Firstaireets.
1193 , - - Atqlon, corner Wood ist.. and Piarttoratallny.
*ye gowor , ketalr. 7010 tv4.7l.fth
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..1310,244Riketheorrterldberry.tutd , lireitl i t l ei dt pyr ind.
Marnifaeturer of-Writing Fluid sad
Wm Headenoti, 285 ! l iberty street.% _ •
-:*- inotaak. Cloth . Mort:
D Stuart & Co, No in waba.oreet. •
• ,• • Hats; 'ap . o. un,37,Flart
Wirineridn,g,lo Wood aireetcorderVirgav alley.
Wilkeyou 4-McMaster, 98 Market at; Vdoor (rod Fifth.
C L'ldagee,t2 f3thitltfield st,tertveea 2d and and 3d.
Jatnei WilsobiSmittifield at. 2d door from
Glciazgoto,lo2 Wood st , thin ! door below Fifth,
A.W.Dotigles,7 7 Wood street,loardr door above Form*.
G*Aloore, 75 Wood, third door above Fourth v • •
*Charles II Paulson, TX Wood street neah Fourth. •
'McCord 4. Co;rotarr Wood'ad Ytflti streets.
jOhil A G3rey,l43 Wocmistipp.lat Preab4toriea
•• • - .Cainstst : anti :Chair , Makers.. : • •
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Wm iEltemstuson,3 Fent rman's Sow Liberty and 7th et.
!Splane Song kiconer Sunthfield•and . Filla streets.
B Younce Ooilmithfield street,berwe en Ed and3d.
Hasten it Freer, Smithfield, near Fourth street.' •
insurance Compantes.
`.NationatLitatt Fund and Life Ina: Co, 64 Wood street.
• DelasFare MutualSafetyi42.Water street.
IWestorn irtsatande Co. of Piusbidipa, No: 31Water st.
Pristection'lnsoranee. Co, Office tn? Wood street:
•Planklin•Fite !Miura:ice Co, corner Wood and Stl
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• ‘, ;;: Waft and Bordering.; '
.P idiiiiieein t lSuccossor to S C 67 Wood street
James Howard 4. Co, EU Woo wt,6 doors below. Dia. ay
U ahidta, thifitnaeld strait, titad`Fourthi • • • •
:ThornHPsilmer; 47 Market, st, between 11 and 4th'
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• Timait and cagier Smiths.
DOertringei, Wood street oppoiite lit Pres. March •
A: Cupptes, center Liberty - and 4rriithfield slreets.
:1. Shrom,Athenecurrßuilding,l4oMallert.
0 0 Sackoren, 1.114 Wood su-eet;,.. , •.
:Jliamdollar, 11.0 Wood street. •
blsirr!..,w, 17 Falb at, between Wood and Martel.
.1 B Deluznier, 50 Liberll , stro..l, near Mallet.
Eb it. Shirk, No. 8' Market street,- rear-Wate r.
.Kdll , 4 Bro., ltzth j between .WOOO and Liberty streets
'Jaunts Tltineald, brunt and dd streets, near Market. .:
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• • 'Gold Beaters. A .
Pam Danlevi,l3llThipd in, bet 1Voc),1 and SinithEeld
Emigrant Lt ui..
Blakely& Cco Penn street, (Canal Basin.)
W Byrnes S Co, eO5 Liberty at.; 100 Thompson, .A.et
Liverpool and Philadelphia Packet Line, Brown ¢ Kirk.
patrica, 144 Liberty street.
:Lea her , Stores
Hord, and' Taaarlr:
Brown% Hotel; Snrithileld st., between Second stadThird,
Virginia Houle; corner Water and Ferry streets:
Fanners' inn, J. Little, corner South end Ferry =eta
Wm. Tell Hotel, Water street,,above Smi th field .
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Eagle, J hiehlaster,Jrifiet, Liberty street. .• • •' ,
St. Charles, toreer Wood and Third streets. • -• .
National Hotel, Wary - street, above Smithfield. • "
Perry House, corner Hancock at and Dunne= Way
Burnt District Hotel, corner Smithfield and Second au.
Monongahela mouseicoruer Southfield and Water ids
&tamp HAY, corner Venn and St. Clair streets.
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Q N s i d ch li o zi l , s o &k n aPdaey e C i o e ic Ler ty h t a r n e d e t L , h ib e e a tY o s W e o t o s d
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WmLrwinlatere=
Building, Liberty street -
Panama, Mitchell at Co,loo Liberty street. • .
Alex ilnuile7, sign Gilt Stovej No. 19 Wood street.
Joint Anderson /a. Sca.comer 'Water and Grant sts.
`Bakers assd
.Confectioner
A Andrewa;" Eagle," 54 Diamond alley •
Reany,,R. Roadjeorner Wy li e and Tunnel streets.
P klanker,Fillb street, near ?tau kat.
At PSelseldecker "Star,"42 Diamond alley.
Morris Kanx,Smillifield at, het. FM and Diamond alley
Wm;E Down r “ Union " Smithfield st, bet.lld and ith.
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• •Milliners - and Mantua `Makers,
Mrs. Flair, 10 St Clair street, bitween Penn and bridge
Mrs Leech, 9 Fifth street; between Wood and Market.
Mrs 51 & Monisort, No. 5 St. Clair street. .
Mrs Parker, N 0.4 Patterson's Row, St. Clair street.
_Hiss Rain, corner Penn and St. Clair streeti..
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Fancy aryl Variety Gila&
T K biaokulet 4 8r05,.1.17 Wood strew, near Fifth.
bLsCandlus ¢ Campbell, 97 Wood street.
Geo Witultn, 72 Wood ureet,sto Gilt Comb.
Chutes Arbuthnot, nor. Wood street and Diamond alley
Ktadiatan 4 Boyle, 8B Wood st, 1* door above Diant'd ay
2abolonlanse7, 07 `Market street, near Diamond.
Kinsey 4. Knot, CI Market street, near Filth.
. . Cotton Afanufaciures
Grier ¢ Itlonirghan, e22Liberty street.
Boat Scotts.
If A Weaver, Wayne 'met, opposite Canal Basin.
John Hannan, 59 Water st, bet Wood and Smithfield.
James Kerr, Jr. 4. Co 36 Water street, near Market..
Joseph Major, N 0.4 Blarket street, near Water.
AlcCaramon Stevens, 7 and 9 Market at, near Water
Thomas Oliver, S. B. Bakery, 21 Water street.
. . Brush Manila-aunts.
Blur 4 Co, 120 Wood street, above Fifth.
J Keanedy,63 Wood street, fourth door above Fourth
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Family Groeeriu.
A S GettyLcomer Wylie and Washington streets.
WlUlata Wilson, corner Second and Ross street
George Humbert, corner Penn and Marbary streets
Thrimas Applebe, corner Wylie and Tunnel streets
Eitorge•Attattrs; corner Sotturfiekt and Fourth sts. •
Hugh Garvey, t 4 Liberty Street, opposite Fifth.
.1 Donaldson, corner St. Clair and Penn streets.
IS M Voting 4. Co, corner Fourth and Ferry streets.
R Paul, corner Seventh and Grant streets. • -
Cyrus - Black, Diamond, pack of Old Court House.
NV Buchanan, corner Wylie and Chatham streets.
li Haim:der, Wylie et, between Tunnel and Chatham
C Kelly, corner Fifth street and Market alley.
Thomas Woods, Liberty street, near Watet.
Trimming,. Hosiery . atul. Variety.
NV Daly & Corinnfactnrers slid Importers, Fifth st.
4. co,c
F II Eaton 6XFourth lit, bet Wood and Market.
Wm M Hersh, corner Third and Market streets.
Jotui Orr 4- Co; Market street, near Fifth..
Joseph Horne 4. Co, 63 Market st„, bet. 4th and Diamond
• " Tobacco,. Snuff and Cigars.
I Fullerioa,l46 'Wood street, neer Sixth. '
J McCollister l9 Fifth st, between SVood and Market.
Daniel Day,4b Wood street, between 3d anclAth.
J Stein, St. Charles Hotel; Wood street
George Shriner, 167 Southfield atreet,near Fifth.
f .D Rinehart, liana at, between Liberty and Penn.
J A Mazurie,33 Hand street,between Liberty and Penn
Extract ofoffee. - -
Sohn Alarthi, Extraofer Corer, nanu(setar i er, aDia
-10064 61, 107, between Wood and. Slnathfied streets.
Gkraa Manufaeiurers.
to McCully 4. Cot,n Wood atreet.
Chambers, Agnew C 0,9 Wood, bet Watet and Ist ets.
Bakewell„ Pears* Co; corner Wood and 2.d streets.
Curling, Robertson_*.Co, corner . Wood and Front sta
dimpson* Co,aa Wood street, next Bagaley 4 Cn
Nusic Stores
John Eilklelloi t At Wood street—Chid:alined Fiamos
Lurabrr Merehants.
Dllworte, Grant street, near Seventh.
Rowan ¢ Dawson, Sixth street, near Great.
Thomas Scott, Peru' tiLibet Basket's alley and Irwin at.
Sewcp and-Candle Hawn/gorier.
A Villzon & Co.,
,Rdes street, ititWeen 3d and 4th._
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WfillOn&-coricuan, Fourth street, near Roes
33 C Sawyer ft Son, 49 Wood st, opposite St Chatlea
Fruits and Caudies.
.Tas C Etadersop, 15 Smithfield st, between Ist and 2d.
J finnker,ll2 Wood st, between sth and Diamond alley
Joshua ithodeker Wood street, near-Water
Plough lifanufddorier.
Ratiere Hall, No. 147-Liberty street..
Halt g. 9peer, E'ealistreeticorner Cecil's alley
Ahistard and gpicti. • -
John DBeli, comer Liberty eud Ferry streets.
Rhodes 4. Alcorn, 2.0 Fifth ot, opposite Post Buildings
Taa Stores
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M Young 4 comer Fourth" and Ferry atreets.
Pinaburgn Tea Storeftrt at, bet Wood and Market.
Wm A . Ward,'Dencist,Penn unnet, :1 damn above Hand
• ' Dluaolratirrn.
HE Co:Partnership heretolbre existing between the
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subscribers, loader the firm of ,T. S. BONNET &
is this day dissolved by rauttialconsent. Either partner
Rory "usi. the.name o.T the concern in settlement.
JEROME'9. BONNET.
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- - MATTHEW D.PATTON.
_Piusbirrgh
Mr flaying sold niy entire interest in the firm of-J. E.
BON=& CO. to Ai. D. Pierrort, my' late- partner, and in
retiring from_ business, I mire great pleasure in recom
mending hint to the confidence of my friends and the
public. •- - lap 3- - J. S. BONNET.
Gravel Rooting. ' •
TUNE' subscriber's respectfully inform the citizens of
Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill orders for GRAVEL ROOFING, in 'a mall-
Aer . not to be surpassed In this city , or elsewhere..;From
their, experience in business they feel confidet that
they will render satisfaction to all those who mug give
ahem-work. The superiority of Gravel Roofs over any
other kind,particularlyin casezof fire, is too well known
to'require any argument in its favor. To those who are
unacquainted with our work, we beg leave to referthem
to hiessrs:"Thomas'Liggett,-Sr., John F. Perryißody
Patterson, M. Ratted r . en d others, for whom we have
done work. Orders - thankfully received' and 'promptly
attended to - We will be • found on Wylie street, be
toidTunnel streets.
MATTHEW MeGOVERN.
JOAN SKINNIN.I .
To • ranters.
$E subscriber would call the attention of Printers to
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his improved r_rinting. inks, of various . kinds and
colors,which he ,on'ers for sale Attila lowest market
P
rices, and warrants to be of the verkfirst
JOHN D.
Pr'inting Ink Manufacturer,
N0..311-arnill33_Stanton st., New York.
His agents m Pittsburgh are—Mr. R. L. Stockton an
Mr. Wm. S. liaven. , .
117'..Phis paper's printed with his News•lnk.- cocoa
K. V. Stockton,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONERi
No. 47, comma or Maur= ism PErae.arrizSlS, -
11S 'constantly on" hand' far. sale-=Writingi Letter,
Lk Printing and Tea PAPER; Bonnet, Enders',
lers , . and Trunk - BOARDS ; Mak - lin& Newspaper
PRINTING Iksli—whieli tat will sell at the lowest cash
Priaci, or In exchange for Rags 'and Tanners' Setaps..
"Dt f olTß— , p bbbs.fule,ykrar,
_iustree'd and Er tale by
°MU ELIELUTER & BARNES:
• • .
_
.
ITiepaelf Pat • • !irlnsp
Ffednotess;
Whooping- Cotlifil ASthoui:toirlihmedricas Diseases of
the lungs an -RtameattlY. Organt!‘•' ' •
rPHIS:NIEDICINE•hai aft noticin in affections' 'of
L ' Palmonarrtisafei entirelydifferaist frontany of the .
Expectortuttond Cough Remedios now in use. lt.ts elm
of tile•most speedy as well as the moot pleasant, medl%
tines now in use, It deed' not open the pores and eV•
•
poselo a TRZSII • Oner A9T o dates frequentlyy , al:.
lops all irrititUon and sensation produced bytar
harossingeoagh 'Singers, public speakers; and thairf.
who ore required to use the vocalorgene to a great Er.'
tent, will find in this Pectoral Syrup•a sure and. instant.
remetirism. hearsettees and laryngeal irritation. -It
clears the throat pettedly of all eolreelleinti:ofilcuatimil
and gives tone and clearness to the voice. - • "
SYMPTOMS—The symptoms which usueilytiher io
a Cough or Cold may be enumerated as follows: This
disease in the books 11 cabs cans - Minna Is preceded by
an increased dischorgefrom the nose, Cannes and bron
chia), there is is feeling Of .lastitade, over the .whole
body; and very often cold ehiverings arc Nil at lend
the body is more than usually; sensittve to the action-of
the alt : the pulse fns reasos in freghency, and there is
generally more or less fever. These symptoms are loon
followed with lurarsoness muia ae nee-ei(roughliesa and
soreness in the windpipe and vocal organs, together
with n difficulty of breathing antis sense of constnetion
of the chest., There is,also ettending a dull pain and
• sense of weight in the fatehead, as well as a heaviness'
in moving the eyes." These feelings; 'semetiines at the
very beginning of the disease, and a lways soon after,
are ettenoedyeith a distillation from the noso and some
times frontline eyes, of a thin acid fluid; which frets end
irritates the parts over which it passes.' The. cough is
at first 'usually dry; but as the disease pregreises there
is an.eapectombon of thin mucous. wlioh gradual ly becomes thicker andmote copibus; and hatritig some op:-
ochreous of pus ..;.-
These are the leading sympunes ishatili termed
co:4,n which, if.neglected, Sae likely' tit result is .irre
parable Injury to the Lungs, and.Oonsmerrion.
Price 50 cents per boils: .
For proof of. the ; above teed! the following vertift-
Da. aSYSI6II.:—IVO- plessareln ceitifyir,g; for Me
benefit of other inicters, to the:efficacy of your PRO-
TuRAL COUGH SVRUP,in .our case. Daring the
use of two bottles purchased O( you we were cured of
a hoarseness amounting to au enure loss of voice ; and
effectually relieved of a adtcre cough, which threaten
ed permanent injury en the lungs .
' • AVII: 'A: "HILL', .
At the Banking/laws of Wet. 4. Itill4- Co. Pitu6urgh
Da. Kitson :—You have asked me the effects of your
Pectoml ,Synap in my Orin cast , . I bad.% very bad
cough during pan of last vrinter, • It began with a feel•
ink af fullness in the head; Increased secretion and euf
fusion of tears; together with hoarseness, pain in the
breast. and the other accompaniments of what has been
denominated ".Tyler. (Mope." I took two battles of
your Pectoral Syrup, according to the directions on the
bottle ; and I am note.vind havebeenever since, entire
ly free from any of the unpleasant symptoms enumera
ted above. Yoa have my permission to publish - this tor
the good of your sales, as well as the Public, if you de
mos to do. so. Very reepectfully, yours:An
- • • •' • G. FOLIWISHED.
•erepazed by .Dr, Geti: HiteYiii, arid Sold hy
REYSERit ?STOP/ELL,
Idd Wood st.; cornet of Virginauey. - •
To wheir. all orders must he addressed: "
- -
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER-'
PSIS •
THE TRUE 'DIGESTIVE •FLIJID
Ciastrlo • Settee
• :. A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
PREPARED from Rennet , or the fourth stomach of
• the Ox, after directions by Baron Lt tam, the great
Physiological Chemist, by.J. S. ROUGirroN,M,D.,No.
I I, North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIOEST7ON,
DYSPEPSIA, JAIINDICE, CONSTIPATION; Fa -sit
COMPLAINT, and DEBILITY, curing:alter. Natures
• ownraethod, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Half a tesspoonfull of this Fluid, infused in water,
Will digest or dasolre Frye, Pocrros or Hoist' Beer is
&aoar rrro tunas, out of the i steMarh.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Baroniamito, in his celebrated work on Animal Chem
istry, says: "An artificial Digestive Fluid analogous 4.1
he Gastric Juke, may be readily prepare dfront themes'
coat membrane of the stomach at the calf, in which va
tient articles of food as meat and eggs, will be so on
ened,Changed and digested, just in the tame manner ad
they would be la the human stomach."
Dr. Panama, in his famous treatise on " Food end Di.;
et," published by Fowlers & Wells, New fork, page afi,
states the same great fiteL and describes the method of
errant:Won. There are few higher authorities than Dr:
Pereira. •
Dr. COlllr., in his valuable writings on the " Physiolo 4
gy of Digestion " observes Mat " a diminution of the duo
quantity of the Gastric /Movie aprominern and all-pre !
veiling cause of Dyspeptic" and he states that " a dill.
tinguisned professor of medicine in London,who was
severely afflicted with this complaint, finding everything
else to fail, had reconrse - to the Gastric Juice, obtained
from the stoma - eh of living animals, which proved cons+
pletety uneeessful."
Dr. Gtanam, author of the famous works on" Vegeta
ble Diet,".sayst "It Is a remarkable fact In physiology,
that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, Cm, ;
part to thefluid the property of dissolving Various arti
cies of food, and or effecting a kinder artificial diges. •
tint of them in nowise different front the natural digest.
lye procetr." '
Dr. Sam'. great work, the " Chemistry offflati," (Lea
& Blanchard PhDs., IRO, pp 34-2) says: "The disco,.
cry of PEPSIN forms a new eta in the chemical history
of Digestion. From racentexporimeaw aims , thvg
food trdisselveirits rapidly in an artificial digestive
Amid, prepared from Pepin, as lilt in the natural Gas:
trio Atka itself." • "
Professor Dearialson, of the Sederaon Corlege.*Pillint
delphia, in his great work onHuman Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an exalt:nation of this subject.
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from helloing human stomach and from
animals, are well known. "In all eases." he says, "di.
gestion occurred as perfectly in the artificial at ip the
natural digestions."
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER ,
•
Dr. Hrmoncron's preparation of PEPSIN has prodaced
the most marvelous. effects, caring cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. It
Is impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of
this adverllsemeat--but authenticated certificates have
been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
alone. • These ware nearly all desperate cases, and the
cares were not only rapid. and wonderful, but perma
nent.
It is a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,
.and particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint.
Fever and Ague, o r badl treated Fever and Ague, and
the evil effects- of Quini n e, Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive organs, after a long sickness. Alta,
for excess In eating, and the too free use of ardent spir
its. It also reconciles Health with Intemperance. •
OLD:STOSIACd COMPLAINTS.
There in no - farina( OLD 5 rOMACH COMPLAINTS
Which it does not:eem to reach and remove at once,-
No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! .A sing& doss remora alight unpkruont symp
toms, and It only needs to be repeated, .for a alma time,
to snake these good effects .permanent., PURITY OF
BLOOD and . 1 1{GDR OF BODY, follow at once. , It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramp;, Soreness of the pilot the Stomach , distress af
ter amine, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low
ness of Spirits,- Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
tendency to Insanity, Suicide, &c.
ten
. Pricffect e, O a
las NE
ting DOLLAR. per bottle. One bottle will of
e cure- . •
Every•boule bears the written signature of .1. 5.
HOUGHTIJN, M Sole Proprietor.
!Sold by agents-in every town In. the United Sta tis t,
and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally: • •
Itgea4 for Pittsburgh, REySER & McUOWELL,
.
161
Wood street.
Retail dealers supplied at rroprketors Nines. inv2.o:y
Also, for sale by B. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood street.
Philosophy of Br arsdreth , s Vegetable'
Pills. -: •
VEN: the theory the circulatio n of the blood
was eatablished, tic secret springs of vitality
were them partially exposed to our view. - We - saw and
understood' that the food we eat was converted into
blood, which repaired the waste of the - animal machine - ,
the foOd is' fuel, which.keeps at a life heat the internal
files - that warm and Invigorate our-inner man. The
bleed hfari electric fluid which carries this heat to every
ramification' of the body;
_even to the extremities of the
hair and: horny nail: , While the blood is thss the seat of
elso die seat of disease. Food give nec essar y bod strength ; Brandreth's pills give blood the
Power to throw:out from-itself all impurities,. thus ren
dering the stream of life pure and healthy. If men were
more ainCete,:thete : would be fewer - religious creeds;
audit they kept close to nature's laws is the management
of their bodies, they. would require little medicine. As
men grow intetilligent theywilleeeome Wlso7lllo..haP
pier even now, their wisdoni isproved by the feet that,
when sickness assails them, they, use Brand roth , s Vege
table {havens' Pills, which soon restore Literate health.
They are peculiarly adapted to the elimate,..andrequire
I no extra care when they are Used, in either d ietor cloth
. ing.„ They should be always iri the bouse, so that upon
the first indication of elcknens they may housed. One
dose in the. beginning is More: potent for good, than 'a
dozen after the titaness is fixealn the system. In colds,
coughs, asthma, rheumatism, costiveness, fevers, and in
all acute, heavy or deep - seated , pains; their . effects will
be found beyend &Upraise. Three or five, will act like
a charnt r often cu r ing adangerotut.'maladytit once,sa
ving months of sickness and the evils thereunto attend
ing. -,ltemeniber,Erandreth's are .14,ktlOVVA and
fully tested medictne, ono' that it used by litindreds of
thousands in this country - end throughout the civilized
world. -They are quietly superseding all other medi
cines. They take °atoms? that from the blood which is
the cause of weakness and pain, Jeaving strength' and
health ; they producehealthy sleep ittnight, and an ap
petite that relishes all kinds Of food. -
,Sold at No. 29Diamond alleytheonly Place in l'ltts.
burghwhete the genntriellautdreth l'ills are kept for Sale
—the underslgr.ed is the only agent iathe city. - •
- dee23;3m.., , , . TiIOAIAB REDFATII.
Blain Sarsaparilla,•ll.llll..thet Oho/ova. ,
OT a strigle'man, woman or child has died of the
;1711U 'CHOLERA...Sr any of its symptoms' who used this
invaluable preparation. Look at the city of Limisville,
where this Sarsaparilla is madei znd where from .1.50
to
200 bottles are retailed daily, but few isolated eases of
Cholera have -oectirred, and. they were; either , persons
from boatS Or those - who disregarded our advice.
(Cincinnati Chnmtrat;
For sale , by KEYSER & VPDOWELL, 140 Wood et.
Pittab l ,w
hhere 'the genuine article -may always be
,Bstlief for Grampn.
E WAVE ABDOMINAL WARMERS, m a de from
V thelliostapprovcd English patterns, furnished and
recommended by Thomas Bakewelli Esq., and a: number
oferoMent,Physdolans, beingtt most convenient appara
tus for the application of warta,oihotrater to the bow
caso of , cramps , As every person is
subjectio sudden attacks, no family should
8 8 81 0 e A l it
First street. ileOveen Wood and Market sty
TUST V ItEcEivED, fresh ei ..8
pPiT or Dr.: S. Rich%
'tl viklubbletteilitinerillmong Isrbici are vernethen for
Consumption,' Combs and Dysnepain. Itbso,-Abdoininal
SuPPortent, Shonninf Brnees,jnbaling Tans, and -LeC•
tures on the Treatment and Caniof %Cowin - 1110°n, ao,
For salo by, C9ULTER. IFlACRADruggists,
00.10 • cornet of Wood uriturd streets
=E=
t BOOK AsmvotivrittbrriNG.
viirkia t OtAlrvilliiall Filth Streets.
VHS VSsii6itlitiesrvat
Lf. m it . tu• hissitirauranza, teepee:Sully informs his friend?
patrons of these papers,
_ioat he has a. lave' as
isortment ofJOB TYPE AND.A.Lii OTHER MATbargi
inecossary.to a :Job .Printing Officei.and:Abst ho is plc
pared to:exccuta.- -.•
?!ups DLlClttesiori:
Villa g • • Bar
iPancohkis e Bal Heroti, - .. Cards •.- -
11attd111 is, . • • HO 7 SPI.
trrankindts dr Blankill, btee.mboat and- anal
pint Bilis, with appropriate cuts, printed on the shortest.
;notice and mor..retutOnable terms. • 2- • •
•
He respectfully arks the patronage of his ftlende:AinG
the public. generally, nt :his branch *fhb business.
A osor •TAIIIES IiVOODWELL; • '
C r -tO ll ,-XLT '
FURNITURE' MANUFACTURER,.
are.xoonsa' itteet.
JW. W. respectfully informslits Mends and custam
, era that he has now completed the iargest Auld fi
nest stock of household furniture ever before. seen ln
this city, as he Is determined to uphOld the 'quality with
.well.ifeasaned materials, hest workmanship, and newest
!designs; and limn the extent. of his orders and facility
In manufaituring, be, is enabled tn•produee warranted
lout - hare, at the lowest ptic.es. •
• He has adopted the prluciple of identifying the ens
; tonsils' interest with his own, in quality and price, and
keeps always on band the greatest variety of every des
cription of furniture, from - the Cheapest and plainest, to
thainostalegarti and costly, that a house, or any part of
• one, may he furnished from his stack, or manufactured
' expressly to Order. Ho therefore solicits an inspection,
thatthe advantages of his establishment may be known.
Tne following articles consist, in part, of his stook; which
for riehness of style end finish, cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern citlea P i gilor,
drawing, din-
Mg; and bed room
• chairs, Of every van ety, • • •
consisting of nosewoood, roan
hogany and .wainut Eliza betaen, .
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, cif every
descriptian; Coultas, tiotas, T e te-a-tete and Di
vans of the, latest French and American pattarus;
Tashaee, Yl'hat-Nots, and ladies'.ia Writing Desks
of vanoni kinds; Work Tables an d' fancy inlaid
stands; intone .tande, and holders, macplelop, ma- -
hogany, rosewood and Walnut eentretaad sota,te
bfes, extension dining table , ; -aim of the*
most improved, and decidedly the .best kind
• made; • card, Pentbroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of,
- each a Mtge assortment; gothic hall
• and parlor reception chairs, ottomans
and stools, secretary and ' hook •
cases, ride boards, 'fire screens,
towel racks, bat . stands, and
music stoats, cribs and .cots
• for children; paper mache,
' table, andtea . poyer ma
hogany,. rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables, .
large. assortment of COMMON FURNITURE acid
WINDSOR CHAIRS. - Canntrr =nuts supplied with
all articles in• their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the shed'
eat notice. '
All orders promptly intended to
011 AIRS &111 D b' I ISSII . T 1 • ltr..
11111.94.Thttc lan at, bawan Marta and. Woad, s2uth lido.
~ . %Fa have now on hand II large and . .;,....---...tr
. • splendid stock °revery variety ot Caanta
and-CABINET-FURNITURE, which we
• areconfident cannot be surpa••ed,lt
eqtialled, in this Clty, or Ft t Le West, in style and finub.
ThoBl3 wito are in want at Furniture are re.pertfally
invited to call and osaminestot themselves.. .
Mr Steamhoau furnished on in • shortest nstiee. .
I or All orders promptly attended to.
telalitar . . ' O'DONNELL. MULLEN, *. CQ.
-' • •
------
VornitarOand Chair Ware Rooms.
T. B. YOUNG A CO., wenn , Qj Third •
and Smithfield s is., op-pante Broum's Hotel, •
riusbargb, Pa., keep constant l y h
yon and
ilZi sfi
and taste to order, at the lowest
_prices, k •
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT. FURNITURE, nod'
CRAMS, of the best workmanship and most•approved
styles. • •.. • lebl6 .
-.• .-••• litsiinbliata, Abijr: --
• Tan . subscribers tender their ac
knowledgments for the ' favors bestow
4
e upon , em by their Steamboat - friends, and
would reepectfally rethind them and others lute-.
rested in building boats, that they are at all times pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs of The beg
material and workmanship. ?.B YOUNG A CO.i , .
Corner Third and Smithfield streets, - .
opposite "Brown's Hotel.r
G. C. HLILUL •
Hammer CI, Dalliele,
CABINET WAREROOriI, SMITHfiIELD STREET,
BatACM SeCtlialbret and Strawberry alley, Pitts burg; ra.
AiIHAMMER tr, DAU LER keep cotuitsuatly an band
a
variety of excellent and fashionable basalt/ire,
warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as
favorable terms as can be obtained at any slmilas
establishment in .he West. They have now on bend an
unusually exteasive stock, embracing all kinds of Fond•
lure, tram the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. _rantlitm
Notate.
St VEN ON on 'a. ato wimp
01.81NRZtireIRS of ovary deserip•
tion, at Lig old *land s comer. of LibettY nod
r41.44 ' . ' 4-, Seventh &Uccle. UNDERTAKING attended
to, inaltitetranches. mayll
-
.
DWLELandon and Durham Mustard, hy the kegs foe
sale .by . (act3lat JOSHUA ROBINSON.
WOLIN* LADIES' SEIIIINAILIrt •
• • ALLEGHENY:
THilit SCHOOL, under the direction or Mr. & Mrs. N.
.W. Mirrears, wilt be Re-Opened in "Colonnade
Row," Federal street, on MONDAY, September dd. A
primary department, and a number of optional branch
es, have been aided, and a Corps of teachers secured,
so that instructions will now be men to scholars al all
ages and attainments.
For partieulais see circulars, which may he had /I
the book stores —or consult the Principals, at their
dwelling, on Federal street .
Aaitounv. adur: 3.
JA. W lthiammo
WILL open &CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL
vv •on the IsiMmtlayqf Ssigernher nett. Room, over
.1. L. Williams Ir. Co.'s Store, corner of Wood and Filth
streets. :
-.11.1T1N TO-
Rev. Wm. D. flowAto t Ron. AVALTIth H. Low ma,
" Dr. ELLIOTT, •
.: J. D. McCeto, Esq.;
"Dr Mc(ua n . W••=el• Lirlttf
Virat At/rival or roll Stook of Carpels.
riniE subscriber having Just returned frem the East, is
a now receiving and opening ) ccdid kof
goody
sp.e stoc_ o_ goods,
consiaiing in r an of very rich styleVarpets, viz;
Bruisers, Tivestry Brussels and Velvets, 'imported
expressly for this market. • •
Also, Imperial 3 ply, superfine S. ply, with a heavy
stock o all the lower priced grades • together with a
large variety of Hearth linga.Door grades;
Stair Rods,
White, ',rem), Blue and Scarlet bgored Baize from e. to
3 yards Wide. A superior article of French Table and
Piano Covert. till Cloth, from i t., eigkt yards
&a., /cc.,
All. the above named articles having been selected
with great care, and purchased at suck pr ces as to ena
ble him to sell cbea;rr than any house west of the
Caountalos.
Citizens and persons (cora the country are requested to
sail and exam ine.the stock at L'ynd's Carpet Rinporitun,
No. Be Fourth street, and N 0.63 Wood street.
aut29
ai usl: ttEcEt vEvor o ores or Fancy STRAW
and CHIP BONN.STS,' Ladies' Riding HATS,
Children's arid Mines' Ntictrnar,Boye Hags, 4.a.
Those . wanting. Bouttetswill -please give her a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. - All orders promptly -attend
ed to, at 010 0 Fifth: sr.- [mylOoll MRS. A. LEECH.
:suers of
partnership of Minna '& Lc:
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. - The - km.
of the firm will lie settled by H. 1.4 e.
J. R. MURPFIY,
H. LEE.
Piust.urih, nOth Jit., ICAO'
NOTIOE.—The ruidersigned Avila continue the Woiil
business and Emend to the sale of Woolen Goads at the'
old laeo ; . . H. LEE,
In retiring frorn the late firm of Murphy & Lee, I
tit e greatpleasnra in racommandinglir. Gee to the
Confidence of my friends and to the pnbtle.
3. H. MURPHY.
A N application will be made at the next meeting- of
Jolg; the Legislature of 'Pennsylvania, to incorporate a.
Hook to be collect the Mechanics Bank of Pittsburgh, to
located In the City of Pittsburgh, and to have a maul
talnot exceeding.two hundred thousand dollars.
„Julyl am — 111014P80N BELL.
Extra Flour. • '
OR the convenience of the citizens, the proprietors
of the" Pr i ors au RG H.CITYMILLS,"ho vu placed
boxes for the reception of orders, at the following places:.
' J. &R. Floyd's store, corner of Wood tod sth sts.; • .
:fe.Haywood's Shoe stare, corner Liberty' and Market
Beelen>s store, 3d street; •
• L. Wilcox, Jr.,Bruggist, cot. 4th and Smithfield;
John .t Scdth's store, cor. High and Wylie streets ;
. `=:Telegrarb Office, Fourth street;
Grocer, par. sth et and hiarket alley ;
. Grazes 111. II e, Oth Ward.
•
The Flour waanti it will call twice or thrice daily,'for
orders, and the Flo to &C. 4 deliVtrid . promply either in
barrels or SacksAsack ' Flour Is preferable for family
„use ' ) without charge for'Cartagii.
' It is plain' that no'accounts can be Allowed;and that
drivers canlave ho permission to leave Flour without
payment. We IMPe that the public; will be pleased with
ibis arrangement, as we .shall endeavor to do them 11181.
CE. lalay2o) . WILMARTH & NOBLE.
HO I, FOR CALIFORNIA.
rpHE subscriber has been authorized to receive Pack
-1 ages to be formartiedto San Francisco by the house
CORWINNR,HROTHBR &.CO., at Panama and.
to eltgnePasiage m first .- class sailing Vessels from
Panama to Sam Francisco. , Every information giver,
on application:to • . JOSHUA ROBINSON,'
a. to Post.Buildings,Fifth st., near Wood..
gnREAPEST SUMMER 6001)S IN TOWN.—iLight
Cloths, . wool vCashmarertes,', Scotch Plaids,
en Wile and - Ducks, with every variety of Mar
seilles and - other Vestings and Trimmings, by .
ieb
r.; The Af Pittsburgh PreSvery:”
TarAVING taken a-lease of welt kilown•ltrewerh
1.1. and having it now in fall operation; I-gm now pre
pared to furnish my friends and the public with a nape
ilor article of .61.. ES and BAVARIAN BEER, in any
.gaintity....; Cali and
,see,atthe earner Of Penn street and
natter jan 4 ll A. BENIT2.
-s=-WSktßisti kittookiesi ilaransirsf
LARS.PAINTINO.A.ND STAINING, varitutted to
mash; at lila. 100 ST. CLAIR ISTRELT, PITTOPMan.
For -specimens; call- at. Wilkins' liallf.Walker's Ex
thatige r Smithfield-street ; and Resell's Rat Store,Wixa
imd 10.0: F. , s..aprana elnd - adages, painued
in ti Superior Manner: ' „-
Fiescopsinting executed inimpetior style,wimasneri,
can and-Foraignaesignsp &SIMMS WATSON:
' YES EDWARD R. KiraNki
lIME
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ETM=:=
111,iiiitiet:Clotir in g Selling Low for Cosh.
r.:DETANY;49.O Liberiy 'streo NAldn dte,.ban on
• •'il;:hrOd-a•targo:noa?toranr 1110 Jate.t istyle of
niertgoals, rra Nit Pitiable colors. Mao, pants, Vests
statidkelhor Itert: :Wbotorato
P lloll lSeers Will'fiaa tnott 4eistiable.: - atork to select
fromfeed bo oat low for Obit:. Welt.
E 8.0 tl A.N TAILOR,:I:
TNFORMS his friends and customers Hi at lia has open•
.ed - a CLOTHING STORE, at No. SU L Smithfield st ,
: where they can la stilted at all dines with anything in
his lino, mado In the most finished style , and workman
like:winner. His Goods sun all fresh, of tho best and
Snort fashionable material, and no pains will be spared
to avid Me greatest degree of satisfaction to his pat
. roni, good - wookofßeady blade CLOTHING always
•on bandi • ' s Wean
- _
No. 17: Smitkfuld ova, • Pirtabuogli, - ••
Dr AS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST—a large
LI and earefullyJKleeted stock of French. English.
and Amerierin 'CLOTHS, - CASSIMERES and VEST
INGS—'of the most approved colors and styles; which
he isprepareil tqyrtako [Cronies irobe very, best :
and or the most reasonable terms.
He has always on - hind a good assortment of gentle- ;
men's Fashionable •Etairf Isins CLOTHING, Shins,
' Collars, Cravats, Hanherchlefs Gloves, Suspenders /cc.
nov3o:3m
Clothing I Clothing
- THREE. SIG: DO 0•R
. L . . JOHN ItI'OGOSKEY,
tir/udaals anti Retail Dealer in Coding, 151 Leetty it.
Pituburgh, Pa. • • ' •
ikArY sloe k, of Fall and Winter. Clothing is now. ready,
ANL, an:whaling 'to upwaids of 8100,000, which I'think
will be found to by one of the choicest seleeuons at ggaar•
menu ever got up in this or any other city in the West
,
ern country.
My purchases having been all. made misty, I have
thereforeavolded the late advances made In almost all
aesciiptions of - Woollen Goods, and am therefore ena
bled to offer my.. stock at al usualty.low prices- -
I bare this season paid more, than usual attention tO
the inadufactuiting indl.style of any garments, so that the
very lowest priced as well as the finest ace got up in a
style and eligance not to be surpassed. hundreds of
new coati:mark, both wholesale and retail, have-been
attracted as much hp the superior. make of ,the clothing
as by the lowness of my prices: - •
The proprietor would particularly call the attention of
all dealers in Clothing to l.is present „stock believing
that upon examination of the quality and prices of his
Goods they will bo Induced to purchase at his establish
ment. The wholesale room now contains upwards of
11,0011 garments, from the finest in quality to the lowest in
The proprietor is now determined to make this depart
ment a point ;sterna anraction, and with this view has
constaatlyon hand a large quantity of goods suited to
'every secuon of the United States.
In the cutting department will always b e found a very
.large selection of all the ahoicestmakes of Cloths, Cas
simeres and Silks, to be found in this or eastern markets.
- /leis prepared to make cloths reorder to rho shortest
notice in the latest and most fashionable styles.
He respectfully invites his old friends and enstoinersa
as lvvil as the Public in general, to call and examine fot
hernsolves. joetl3
Guest. loducoutouts to Buy .4310 thing
WHIMONIC FORAM CLOTHING 'STORE I
'110:219. LIBERTrAND SW IRWIN STREETS..
TFHE subscriber wlsliitto sell 'bis entire stock ig
CLOTHING, offers . EXTENSIVE ASSORT:
NEW AND .14.S.thOithiBLE GOODS
at VERY LOW PRICM I . Personsolthing to purchase
-will save mottepby calling on Mint . 7 , t F.
seci24 W.I. DAVlll'if,
• _ AGENCY OF •
Celebrated. Patent Shears.
rKIE andersignedhas been appointed by Mr. Heinash,,
. of New York. role Agent for the sate of his lastly"
e ebrated pate atTailors' - Shears. lie offers these Shears
now at manufacturer's prices. Having a complete as
of these Shears, from 621 c. up to 812 a piece,
be calls the attention of Ladies, Milliners `and Oressura
kersand Tailors, to his-establishment, the FRANKLIN
CLOTHING STORE, 1:2 Liberty
. street, 4th door from
St: Clair, and respectfully solicits a share of the public
~patronage, which this article so ituttly deserves.
oet3l:tme . J. F. HAVEKOTTE.
SEVENTH GREAT BENI-ANNEAL SALE OF
• • , • Dit Ir.• 00 ODB .
AT -
One Pees Store'of A. A. !MASON WOO..
, .N05.,42 and 64 Market . facet.
:11 - 11LL commence on Momthx, December 30, I.Eao .
If and continue through the month of January. On
lads occasion, the whole of their Immense establishment
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and their exten
sive stock, amounting to One Hundred and .Thlrty
Thousand Dollars, will be offered at Retail, at fully one
fourth less than usual ptices.• , •
The notice ot their Bemi-Annual Bale to any one of
the thousands who attended the sale' of last year; will
be sufficient guarantee for a call tins season. They will
however mention a few of the Goods and Priceso'or the
benefit of Dune who have never attended their
Rich 75 . •
. .
Rich Cishmeres; - - 75 C. Usual price aLOO
coops Cotton and Wool Caslunores, 25e.; usual Pri fd
374 e.; t•t
1500 fe. Cotton and Wool Delaines,.l3, 180 c. Usual
price 20 and 2.50 ;
Sops. High Colored Plain Detainee, 45e; Usual pried
621 e. •
50 pa. Striped and Figured Silks, Mo. - Usual :price
5D pa-Black Silks. Reduced 25 par cent.; ; . .• :
100 pc French Merinoes, 31,00: • Uses/ price 81,374;
30Ops.Paramettas and Ly'oaese Cloths. Reduced 33
per eent . y.
2500 Long Square Shawls, whiehwill be sold at froth
al to 85 less than the usual prices.; • . •
31100 yds. Bonnet Rikhons, at 8 and 10c. Usual price
Fast Colored Calicoes, 61e. Usual pris . ••
100 eases English and American Calicoes, hi anti 100.
Usual price 10 aad 124c4 • -
90 cases Bleached Mcuslins. Reduced Re. per yard;
260 bales Brown Muslin—all grades;
Also—Laces, Embroideries, - Prinsmlngs, Hosiery and
Gloves, Linens, Checks, Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Jeans.
Together with an immense variety of other 4300d5, all
of which will be marked down to lower priees`thatt any
of their previous sales .
They invite an early call, ni many of theft Chilliest
Goods will soon be sold,- -
The lowest price named at first. •
A. A. MASON & CO..
Nos. 62 and 63 Marketstmet.
Q. p.tv LIM
HAVE just received and offer for sale at Wholesale
11 and Remil— ,• . •
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS*TRIMMINGS;
Bonnet Ribbons and Flowers; Florence Silt; Ve lvets
and Plumes • Embroidered Collars; Cuffs and Chemi.
rests; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Embroidered and
Revie'd Cashmere; alpaca, merino :and.- silk !lose;
children's plain wool and Tartan Hose; children's
Roods, Gaiters and Jenny Lind Coats . ; kid, merino and
fleeced silk Gloves; gents: Berlin s buck and kid Gloves;
genie. super 24 - Shirts and Drawers; gents. Saxony
and merino Atari, and Drawers; SavenderslCollars;
fancy ()MOMS Comforts Scarfs; Zephyr Work and
• Canvass; Carpot;Bags ; Umbrellas; Yarns t : Curtain
'Fringes; Combs; Buttons, Zee., &c.
Err Bay State and imported long and square Shawls
of every quality._ , [oct2s:2m
Fre/it- AirrilralonNewir Goodo t
•
If p:;.-7 , MA , IIIOEV:'STRERT,'
10'BETIMEN.S01771111 ESTIMET AND THE DIAIIOND..4II
FRENcH:ENCiLIati AND. AMERICAN
WINTER' DRY 00 ODS
T -
undersigned is now receiving from the Eastern
J. cities by Express, a splendid faSCITtMOOI.of Fancy
and Staple Dry treads, purchased exclusively for Cash,
fit= the imPortersand-manuflicturers, at least Tine - new.
fire per tent. below the eon of those who made their pm ,
chases earlierin the season, and ri' be sold Wholesale'
and Retail for cash at . _ .
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS:
_ .
50 pieces Lupin's French Merinoes, Cherry, Scarlet,
Pink, Green, Maroon, Black, Mazurlnc Blue and Mode
colored, from 671 e. to the finest quality, manufactured
under the French Republic.
/5 Pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin's manufacture
—at unprecedented low prices.
150 pieces Wank and Colored Alpacas, ftout 191 cents
per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Mohair Ltrstres
manufactured.
125 pieces Thibet, Parametta and Coburg Cloths, all
colors and qualities, and cheaper , than ever before odor.
ed in this Gay. •
350 pieces American and British Prints, superior quali
ty:and will be told at extremely low prices.
450 SHAWLS: Superior Bay State.Aind Waterloo
Long Shawls, Chameleon , Silk awl Turk Satin Chein
and all Wool Broeha Shawls, Slack and Colored Em
broidered Cloth Shawls, Plain anti Embroidered Black
and Colored Silk Fringe, Thalia and Mons De .Lain
Shawls -
350 patterns Superior Dress Silks: Plain Chnntelion
Silk and Satin De Chain' Wide Black Gro De Rhine
Silks, Plain and Fancy Figured Silks, and Black Plaid
Oro De Armour Silks. ,
150 pieces Cloths, Cassimeres and llestings, superior
quality, and will be sold at a great redaction treat form
er prices. • ' .
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
500 pieces Bleached Muslin,good quality, all widths,
from O to 12i cents per yard. •
600 pieces heavy' yard wide Brown Muslin, from Ole.
to the-best article manufactured.
200 pieces Red, White and Yellow Flannels, from 101
msnta per,yard np to the finest Silk Warp and Welch
Gauze Flannel Imported.
roundpieces high Tanen, warranted made Of Flax yarn,
thread, wire tWist,handtpun and grass bleached.
125 pieces Checks, superior Ma frocia inn/ cents
per yard togetherwith a large , assortment of Damask
Table Linen and Table Cloths, Russia• Diaper and
Crash, Cassinetts,.Kentlleky Jeans, Bed'Melting, Do.
meatie Ginghams, Colored Cambriesi plain Linseys,
Canton Flannels, erc. • . -
' 350 dozen Ladies and Gentlemen's Gloves and H os ie r y
—including ?Very„ variety and gullibly, which.will ha
sold at extremely low prices. - • ,
The CUSOMers oldie house and all oath tiugars are
requested 16 cell and examine the geode, and secure a
bargain, as they wilt be offered Wholesale and Re..all
very Tow prices.' frY• No. 75 Marks:street, Peru burgh.
u0v1.6 ABSALOM , MORRIS..
4'474 t Pthey' ,
' 4 ;7, • t, , • - -
B. M. AtiGifirri
ainizor,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
I►rp Gotibs.
NEW-FALL GOODS!
JOSEPII HORNE &
No: 73 Market, war Fourth street;
Cloths: .°laths,s 11:33.0tALS t
AT EASTERN JOBBING PRICES.--416 IffiecCs
Black nod Fancy colored French . and ,English
CLOTHS; Pilot., Cloakmg andDrall Cloths.
Jost opened En -A. A. MASON le CO.'S; >
dec2 , ,Nos 62Jand 64 Market street. :
- - Insportatit,to:Tallora.
TIIST. RECEI V ED-0. Dozoissorted Tailors , Patent
ep Shears, from No.lo down tolsio2: • • „
• AL S( ,l-03 Dpz.'Barbers , Patera _Serssor4direit from
the martufaettrrera, and for 'talent
'si:
TETLEVS,I26I,Vond et"
0 • 2 doors below Virgin alley.
'atiiitinerarainfie ratorta F!x
YWdartift 2 7 ll MA-PLULY#lnif i Vr•
rittlE UNRLVALL • Ir PE/Wt.:Air obtaining all thete.,
Liquot...ftelOWD anti CEIBA?: ,
SN I D Of:" has aolely,-inconbegacuee,ef , thUrauretej...
O " ils - largo vales made by him to eoneumer 8- been obliged
largely to replenish his stockby freshlmpottatiens,
he has now the_ sotistaction of otreriogAomo of.the,liest,
Wines and I; . iguors ever 'imported' by hint.' Ile would
rekir to seato , • •
DUFF, GORDON & CO. SUERRIES-rembraciug deli
cote Pale at very low prices, TRW old; and some bely
choice MANRANILLA, all on draught by the gallon.—
. Also, tare old delicate AftlONTlLL7oo,:m!easits - otIO
gallons specially selected for commmere- Soma EXTRA
AMONTILLADO to bottled; tint in Etitop which he'
caalledinu nu equal to an y,that can be produced.: •
The MAN Z A.NILLA and AMONTILLADO Sher'.
ries -ire - peculiarly adapted la e orivaledecnte,"as they
strengthen;without stimulating, and hive not the acid of
. .
many other Winos. -
PORT WINES specially selectezi lort
his sales to consumers from the stock of. , Bertmemtals,"
atOporurospffitoported airectr .•
These Wines. are fruity and delicate, ainlgnifia Lien
highly atproved by 'kik ernomeriwbeescrise.of Riede
manifest strperloritYover ' , Act; PothatratkßerlWines.
palmed off as midi. • .
'ThOlll , Ol4 various sans and prices, ia bottles and-on
draught by the gallon, or wholesale by the c ask. Amoog
them is some rare delicate WHITE PORT and HALM .
REY PORT. • - • -
.•.•Petiona . safe ring with:Chronic affection of thebOw.
eta cannot be too careful in their PORT. , _
• MADEIRA' WINES of various 'sorts, dry and rich,'
Ponth Side. old East and West India.: Berets!, trc., &a.
on draught, in bottles and by casks..
As to the 'SPARKLEV-WINES Of the satiseriber.'
is well known that the MOET EXTRA CHAMPAGNE
and the splendid SPARKLING MOSELLE, imported
by hint are, superior to. an other Wines-..and are sold
at prices ea low as cubist or the inferior' wines now In the
marketsvhichare pat upon Mayen' as net class: •
lie has also CHAMPAGNE WINES of varloalbrands
and qualities, at very low ,prieell, retail or wholesale.
the article of CLARET WlNESigenerally, the *tamed. •
bar holds himself to be a judge, and he offers the finest I
Stock hem, from the very lowest price, by.the eagle 40.
ran, to the first slash or "premier errs' of ?Same.
Of BURGUNDY WINES hehas - a large stoclr tinda I
an -
aware--customers that be can present to tleta r franthis
vaults, as good a bottle of Burgundy as . France affords.
SAUTERNE and BARSAC always ou band in bottles. '
His .celectiou of. RHINE and MOSELLE WINES,'
fromm the cellar:lot Messrs. DILINFULRD'& Joanan, of Co.
blear, are extensive. and number many Stilt Hocks and
Moselle, fro& the cheapest sorts to the very Choicest
vintages of the " STEINBERG," witiehlis the best
growth& the Rhine. . • • r.
la the articles of COG NAC, and oIIsafBRANDIRS be
has now mane stock, embracing some very old'extra of
1600, of Grasp, Morn ft - Co., ana some celebrated
"CLAVIE'ROf . 1821,"In*eighth caski, and IBC In bhds.
and "DUBOUCHE,” 1944, in hhds. on consignment, which
wilt he sold tow. •• • • 3 ' •
SCOT6Iii and ttIONONGAHELA - WHIS.
REV,IAMAICA' SPIRITS; PRESERVING BRANDY
slid OM-other' Wines' and Lapaors, including - all of the
above, SOLD by ItiffrAlL TO CONSUMERS in sny
quantity :desired. . • ' -
A constatiesuthorted stock of 11AVANASECIArta.1
• • eail Goods adOorget, within one doses reach of..Phita
dints, rantarrrmo. Orders wilt be . PrompUY•eteca
te if sent by mail' r telegraph • - •
Address, . . . JACOB
- • • Cheap Wine Store, • •
• . 111 Walnut mreet,'Philtt.
DecKeit 'Woodward Cc Co.,
Builders and Erectors e Lightning Rods. 01 . 3
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES;
OBDERS left at this office or the Pala Office; , and for
personal .interview ea be seen on Fourth °street,
residence of Hunt; between Woodinul Ferry: -
Wm:ices—Professor Silliman, - Editor of Sillimun's
Journal ; Professor 0. N. Iffiteltell, o(-the .Cincinnati
Observatory ; Professor Robert C he s t e r Transylvania I
University, Kentncky ; Professo t.owey, D.D., I
M. D., New York; Professor J. L. Cassel, Cfearland
University. Ohio.
In Pittsburgh—A. W. Loomis - , John. Harper, Wilson
M'Candlesa, Mr. Childs, Col. Morgan, Rev. - Mr. Spares,
J. D. Williams, Major Harding U. Arsenal; John
Ewing Sons , .L. Harper, D. N. -What, W. A. Mar
s hall, John Sompson,Mmor Davis and John II flhoenber-
• • .• Outllese Saps.'.
DEMON'S SPLENDID OUTLINE MAPS are now
being introduced into all the leading schools in
New England sad New 'York. We bare obtained the
agency for them in Pittsbrughi and invite teachers and
school committees to calland ezaredue them:
No. I—hisp of the Western Eemisphere,Silzfe inches.
No. 2 do Eastern • do do
No. 3— do North Anierica,7ol s 4
No. 4— "do' ' United States, 70x22
No. 5 co:: Europe, • 70:82
No. 6 do ' Asia,
: ;oz7o
NO. do S. America ft Africa, 70:E4
Pnce . of the series with key,W.s; pl' the firet.To
ffenaisphere Maps, with key, StO: • "-•: -
Theself.aps ace unrivalled ift.a . ccuistefi ' beamy aid
cheapness, and adapted to the .wants 'of thb primary,
grammar and high schools of the United States. •
• For sale at publisher's prices, without addition of
freight charges, at the
. EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE, •
cor Market and Fourth eta.
Flour
VITILMARTII NOBLE will is ell their Bald Flour,
V, delivered on land after -the Ist- November; at 114125
f' 100 IbeySaperfine at VI,OO Q' 100 ibs. A:liberal dm?
• • - DISPIPELIS ISTSTITUTE:
Aff EDICAL DEPARTMENT The regular coarse - Of
IIL Lectures will 'commence on sthe firs: of -IVoceniottr
and continue until Molest et February. TheAnatcriu
oat Department-trill be opened, and.readr.to receive
Students-by the first orOctober. The bledioal HePart„
Ment will be underthe direction of the:follownig. _
• • . -• . PROS , tilSO SS: . ,
2. Fusinicsrs, Professor of Anatomy. -
R. S. liwarvorr, M. D.,- Professor of Surgery. .
11. J. flux..c.s, TX,P.rofessor.of Theory and Practice:o
Medicine. .
W. BranTowast., M. D., Professor of PhYsiclegi„,
• tholity,ltruieralogy. and Geology.
J:Keto, - 111.D, Professor of Mmeriti Medica,Therripetti •
tics and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. hlurtorr„Saaratils, D.; Professor Of Chemistry. and Pharmacy
1. A. Wasois, - M.D., Professor of obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.. .
,a C 5 SQOE -. nucrcnaß
Medtetne Prof. If. J: Hors
Surgrry—Prof. R. S. Natvros. „ • _
Z Emmert, 31. D. Anatomical Demenitrator...
The fees a full course amount to
Each Professor's Ticket,sls. Matriculatorte De.
monstrator's Fee,llo. Gmduation,B2o. - - -
Those desiring turther information, Willple use address
their letters fpos t paid) to the .Derm Mpi Students - ant.
sing in the city will please - call him-at therCommer ,
clot Hotel. NEWTON, 31. D.,.
Dean of die Faculty;
LAW DEPARTAIF.NT. Law
Hon E W Prof of Theorynnd Preitice of
JNO DMA eiram, Esq, Prof,of Commercial Jurispraddaim.
commutuc ations p ertainin? to this department must.
be addressed to ;W - . M. n7NCI, Esq. ,
2ireMpkiS,ll/n4.lMare l o Bso ;
The Faculties, (or intetlectual abilities, moral worth,
and professional acquirements, will 'compare favorably
with the most distinguishe din oar country. ThiPdcdinal
Faculty constimtes an- anomaly, , dos -or -any -other
country- alt of them ate able I t eCturers and the best of
Whose who wiliconiemplate ger geographiettlposi don,'
and the extent of our population, can have nodoubta.s to:
the eligibility of our situation for ink enterprise o 1 .'the.
kind. As to health, incindlug alfseas ens of the year, we
deny that any orhercirphas MOW . •
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments°.
this Institate were smell; but thu gentlemen COMP:min
them are talented and in thOighest degree respectable—
a favorable omen fox the future prosperity o f the Institate.!
That the public maybe satikfiednt the permanency of
this school, we teel it our duty to state, that the Trustees
and Faculty form, a stair in action; which augurs well cot ;
its future success, and that the peculiar Internal organi
zation whlch - conaeots'ittetn, cannot be interupted.
I Prexiderit of die-Memphis Institute:-
Silver 'Porky Spoonpc4r , c. -
.Vii'r. keepzonstantly on hand 4 largo assortment of
silver . Finks Spoons,. Ladles; &e : , of one oivti
manufaeture, of staltdsrd silver. N
to CO
_ - .r , -_, . • .
' • •- s , - JOHN. H. ParEADDE,
. , 95151atket street.
magnifying fiteases,•,.. • -
griF one, two sun three g asses, anima .for ,4etieting
kJ counterfeit bent: , notes, and other purpoues, forsele
by roan%) ' • .101ifirlt APFADDEN dr. CO.
---•- .
.To•the Ultimata of Alleglient
.A 110 X for the reception of Orders foiCIT Y MILLS
11. FLOUR is left at the store oT Mercer &Robinseni.
Federal street: Such Orders will be plemptly_ll9Plie4
aostßd . , .NtILMAR'FH & NOBLE.
' SOO nera Wanted Itaxaedtatety,
AT THE CHARTIERS. - RAILROAD. The wage&
etre' 80 cents per day; and we. charge 81,7 per
week for boarding._ Apply atthe office on the Steuben•
burgh. near IdDonatd!s tavern—Ciailea from Nur
ane2finf) BURNSIDE, HANHEY & CO.
IDAXEIPSIIROU.N;, :
Ipl , Bang: dug Putty , , Starott.Pollsh.; ,
Pare Bay Rum; received and for sale 14'
COULI'ER.-2e: MACKE,
edinor of:Wood ttad Third streets,
IsAWLS.—Reeelved this morning per express, 'AIX
r§o
Moshe, Bay state and Long BIiIKSVLB--very tome
r st) les and qualities. , For sale low.
MASON /S . CO,
62 and G 4 Market street.
3UBBLS. LASE SUPERIOR TROUT AND SAL,
MON Just received from the-Pittsburgh and Isle
Royal Copper Mining Company. These Film thr excel
lit one flavor and fatness any caught in' the lower Lakes,
and ate put up expressly for family use.' •• - •
- • ' 'HENRY C. KELLY,
concr of Fifth street andlMarket alley.
DR-INTIM PAPER—A Iµllsupply of eh the, (baron'
I sizes on band and made to order. '
fet2o . REYNOLDSi EtfluE..
-
lette and -211lartne ins= nee.
tiE INSURANCE-CO. OF . NORTH Azgruce will
T.make pennahent andlimited ban/arias on Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shiptnenui by Canals,
Xvors, Latea l and by Sea, The propertles of this Com
pany are :well Invested and 'anal' an available fund for
the amplo Indemnity of allpersons who desire tobe pro
tented I Xnsurance. - Whl. P. JONE.S; agent,.
- • 441 'Water street.
------ - as.
ing - suhsCriberswishßeesintoavlnfona the citizens of Pitui
erallyithat belies removed
.1...-birtlh and the ohne g e l i q os . 61 and street,
his CARPET sT"Eg**F o utpi.street,r e cent ly oeen
to the Apollo Building:B,o.
us s Di; andnbas connected therewith - the
p r i„b,,,y . th
. a e oil l furtnorlyitsedasthe Chronicle Printing
a ° , ; * --. ..hl },- i n l' °onnection With his old room, takes
.the°lr oa r slealloos.°C.ao7.zetieusrptatisbliachemnyistibtoiunge,thine ethiiionactrytty;
and his advaar a.s
ge e nicat and good light, that he is certain'
rci r rr n i ae rin e 'e n er3i person who may favor him within calk
od,;.. mk s ---- "t " • mplete in.every article In his brie, and
...”..7. ---- egidl t l7 , , C il/ be taken at all.times to show goods to
s. ' —.- -- aping ..'loo k or bur. -• .
rsons,-- .. •
Peoca,3l ,
. . .. .. . ~
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MM=ll
•
WYPE.CUR ri , • •
tHATIONAT.i.LOMVPUND... - •
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c.* artSll7lllll‘4olllltlloll4lPlr, ''
4,f1...n.r0 . 4,,C05E.0trenet 12-; ;`' Xf)
JAKDON,4NI) ; . liPir494llEl
1056
0,1.
19949•R5t". 5.1 1 ,111"1.97,* :?:!?Rt ,
ANlTtii Q. fie taleri.Pkiltiflif .IVIIOIUOO _
tquiiisinal . sutptdiitsvestain . U.S 4ooir et tnt
'l3, toas, and oiler securities in rho City of ibex Pkr..l%,fi
Poe iv, hell in this 'co:until ever-11,00W PeritOrs,:t.„.
oteringyartiellatoia.the profits ortheronitisny.
rskv taken at reduced rates. • -. „ • ••
Ailloq the tilvantages - of a ' Puliey'irahis 'Company .
Ihr-- , 410W0g,:•-••
I_APrirtYigau red for the , tens of life ratty *RIM!
:Jong tiofroce arte•haff the amount of antirial'Prtellaimt
vrittrauknov ItejallYk in deposit of. poljeyistuAis; eftS
tided In of profits. .• • - • •
• ire may rainy. time surrender bli'poUcy7atitt itieeltte •
back as valatoureof one-ball the. gpBBll- X!!!! 1 gs 1 01:. 1 11
WI in annual +ornmon premiums.
A ParlY•eifecry insored•for- wbole•lifelniiy,l47pay
ment Of almniintn, canvert IL; insnriCdce intoesfamor.
policy upon Aq ltku system now.lutrodaced... "i• .•
• ,Purties already molted Ind entitled ta.a-tiorkiasrd
iutie; are - het ahldichtfrom•sttlit t*tokird loin;;If-tlii •
prefer it, upon the teens stated in
lets. the. 50e1qtY'l!•PAIPP.'471
•
ithat
A.PicrlY 'malt at '4 l moderato arteniti•prarahwit4 ,
for ufe, Atilt bp SCITTiV.CI Q reQQl4egeof.l.¢. yettr4, the
full snot insured up to S 4 000, w ilt be out xofatreLar If
lie diesliefore react:Chit '{,at dite,"tbh lull iota Insured
will be paid to hikikailly to legatrevrosealuititii. • ' l4 -
ithas become oustomaryln the Attantieseitiee for con ~
gregations to insure the infra of their 'Parvitx, tied on
Christmas or Nem.Yettr's dayardualta thosiattulPt or 0•7
vent of- the policy. This is cettainly nn , ereelleut
.3smy
-of thawing their regard for 'diet Minlettiovilioie - ariltry
ihverf uutur ealeSialscarcely equal ;to l i slrurftediatd:
mans, To the man of family, m bin des ,tt Is a con
solatloa beyond- e xpresslo ft to -kite* that- 'bet fie' •
littlecones teethes provided for.- • .. •1, . '• •
Churches involved, would do well to insure ibe'lfirtim
of one Or more'of•the Vitiates,' at 'tetese , derubt6 , Theo
I :autoant would be Boohoo to liquidate the4obr.... - - •
1- Explanatory pamphlets and Information gfveri grins;
'at the Honking House ot WM:A:HILL
nov4o Wood st,seeond dt or above Fourth. .
•-• , • , ! Pireafdent S'ilitusolimr , l ".'''.'''''.:".."-;
1111r.ifiS . .TAKEN INSURANCE .ON liliii LlE'll rilti:
JUL Stiooo, in the Connecticut atiiilliiftrlusi ,
ranee'ComPanY M,
of gam fordiConneeflettigi ..-, . qv: 'if w
. The following are the Joint Steck ;ate§ ,pf .IPneM4Pt '
a
of other'Llfe Lateral:tee Companies compared witlitigi' s
rates of 'Hartford we and Health' InstrranecCdmilihn,Y.
' Annual Payment/or Policy of orle allmtan4 doir4l.lr.
.'it '2iill\iii 6' , : ,
Nitric a/Company'. • ..V., ,r, t :','l - 4,,.. , ...Air
Hartford Wad ILlnif.Co , • 10.2 tr, 13.6 ISAG %.90 SO,
Etna Life Insurance Co• • 41.70: IS. 21.30, VA 10.80 ._Charter Oak Life fel.' Co.. —11.70,'1d 21.20'92•50 4 8 Z 0 :
United States Life Inf. C0.•14.2 , 1 19.00 25.2634 , 43,80,
Pennsylvania Lifelas.Co • .14.40120.90 27•5 0 37.10 %I+Bo'National Loin Fand'Co.:; , '.l4.sq 19.30 25.50:1470 52.80
,It will seen by thiabovis tabla that - the rate's rot , / di
sarence (witboutparicipation,iap tau) in tbii.Compatiy
are moils than fifteen ' per 'tent. loWer than any :Olaf
Stock Company in this Cannfry or-the World, antr.they
bare beenatiopt,d,a(ler a-fali investigatioa of the,wilele
,
Those washing to itlgtlYL` lA . either. the Conn. 111ritnai
or the Hartford Life and„lleakkgo. will apply to
• •' • - , —'C.".9OOOLTONV • ' .
Cotner. of 9111.0144Wmodutreetaiup stairs. ,
Mead :Phis . .
. To Farmers and those wishing
TO "INS OitH 'DETACIIET
THE New York " Washington_ County, Mutual /WM
ranee Company " is tha company for them to insure
In. Ms the only Farmers' Idutrial trusurtnee Company
that has ran through five years without taxing. _ thci{
note. His the largest company of the kind in the world,
numbering over 111,000 - members. 'lt'doet: not Insure
Steam Mills, _Carpenter or Cooper shops, or. anytblug
hazardous or extra-hazardous. Only Houses, Barns and
their contents; and" but 152,000 on' one. risk Churches;
Academies and School Houses, and but .81,000 on : each.
. A certificate can be seen from one of the first men bi
IPittsburgh, to show thothe Company Aloes: milt lost:.
es Promptly.. C A. CtiliTONJ.i qui Agent,
novt • ... Coe •of 4tli andAVood sts:,
State airatusth /nee Inawrance CompssuyJ ..
- • HARRISEttIAGLII,P4..• ,;
veri c liberal ppronageeztended to 'thia'Cirtrips...
T having' lasted policies twthe.atheruitinfincor.
One and a Half Million of Dollars) daring the last throq.
months, is sufficient mailifeitntion of ' the estiniatitoril •
and confidence of thegablk in.the hystein of Matthaei;
meat on which its business is i conducted.,, • , • „7, • .
e
To city or country merchants, and of
ings,' and isolated or country Property,3tbelintrail - ' 7-
this company affords advantages in point of chanytuhaV •
safety and security; inferior to no lasi/ranee. Oubjtaift. • i!
lc this country. . • I
Conducted on the equitable anditreadklmpriivedszsw.
tem of Classificatiet; of Risk excli Ileum; ;
.hazards, insuring only a limited'emountithany,pap,ltif •
entity, thus precluding the frequency and occuirenhae
Mtge fires, and also, on both the Stott addl!dutual plait •••
it not only posresseathe,chespoess eyed necrommodation ..
of both methods, butentitlei the insnred'io, tspa rt ibips- 4 •
tion in the profits: • - • •- 1 5:...:..:. -: ..
• I is under the-control of the following Directors s.,-
P. Rutherford, A. J. Gillett, John W. Petite!, Samuel T.
Jones, Alonzo A.Carrier,Philo.C. Sedgoricki-Robell. • I •
. J RUTHERFORD, Prue's..
• A;J:GILLETI' Seey •"-A• 031 • •
1. A. A. CLUII24 Actuary:..;?:. r. .1, • ,„..i.-,1:0 Jr
Branch. Office for Western . "Pennqylvaisia,,•sl
Smithfield street: Pittsburgh: Personi - deshiideiriVirii •
ranee will be furnished -wi th loots.of the, Company. try .
milling at the office - , , roestltb .
INBUR.A.IIOBI, •
T.
ILE DEJACIV ARE MUTUAL "SICVSTIi'; IN
ANCE COMPANY.—Office. North litiop t efthey.z..
change, Third street, Philadelphia. •
Rath 116thzse3:14•4•Bnildthas,-. bleinhanditamrcd other
property in tosoWand counny, insured ,agirturt, less or,
damage by fire at the !owe-straw of premium., . .
• Mamma Insuasitcs.--!•They also inctife Vesieli, Car-
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, ander 'o,oeri or
special policies, as the assured May desisiki/iir.: ,
Itrisan TEA.ltspoidwzioN.—They also.instireilliatehan
dire' transported by Wagons,. Railroad, parai , ..Ganal
Boats and bier= Boats, en rivers and Mis, tin the most
• liberal terms. . , • _
' -
DIRECTORS—Joseph H. Seal, Edmond A: Bauder
John C.-Davis. Robert Burton, John 11. Penrose; Samuel l •
:Edwards, 0e o. G. Lap er, Edward .Darlizigton, ba so R.
Davis, William Folivell,John Huston,
James C. Hand, Theophilus Pudding, H. Jones Breaths,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrill, Spencer Mc-
Ilvam, Charles Kelly, J. O. Johnson, William Spencer ,
• S-Thomas John Sellers rain . Eyre, Jr: •
D RS .AT pirrs atritu —D. T. filsrami,
IleglirPOC /no. T. Logan.' • - •••• J. ..-•-• r t
• , . symmeni MARTIN, Preside n t;,*
. Tinos. C.:Hatm,.yiee President ,
• " ' Josted C,oWirf, Secretary,
' Mee of the Couipany,No. - 42.%Vatcr sireet,Pirtp•
buret.' W. A.:MADEIRA, A,geriC
New IDnaland Live'tools Inauxono co . ed.
IDERBONS 'desist:um •of Miming their. Animals will .
JE, team from the .following
. by„ law . of Ova CotrlpallY,
that Me terms of lifeinsuranee on stack isTery different
from inmsnanda on: hannan life. 'Die insured are entitled
to pay where the animal breaks, a leg„ becomes blind, f
At mCLJt x. In the ovent of ••neeident ordisease of latch ;•
a nature nate cause permanent injury, though death may •
• not ensue, they - will bo liable for the dardage dont( td the
alumni not kneeeding the amountinsured.
O. •
• • ' • G. ....COLTUI4, , Ageot •
, • '4
noos . — roe of. Fourth agatl Wood sts.,up stedri.
::Plre.andkittaittsivlna - nratace.t.:
!POE OFrlCE.of,ttio Inesstarots Co. qb Ronk Amenca
has been removed to the Wake:souse of Hardy; Joins* I:
tr. Co., No. 141 Front street, third house East of Wood 1
street.where she subtle iiber.vvill tssual'ollains Qn •
ings and their conteuttond op Skipments by B;oupboats
and 'other vcsiels, - for the above old Mid regionaibia
Company. is JONF.E4 A ant.
lirmorisatiah •
mUF. MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INBERANOB
COMPANY, of Ptiladefphfw, IncOrporatedt bt dm a
Legislamra of Pen asylvania, March,lbe ; ebtister, Pitt ,
petuol; Capital 13100,000. Rata lower thata,nny Ft/Tsui• e
mania Company; and Rill O per sent . lowerthin Ida •
usual rates of,Life Insaranez, as the foliltAvlnenOßlPari•
son will show. Thus . * person ot the,age.of ;A) inswing I.
for 3100 for life, most pay in , the Gira rd
yenta $ 2,36. Penn Mutual 82,30, *Amiable SIX, New
E.'ngl and $2,30, Albion 52,49, NewTorelife".o43o, ,Lie
. and Health, Fhiladelphin,Bl,9l.• .; • ,
Drascrtnts---Samuel D Orrick, 'Cbarlea - Dr. El 214 - Wm V
Boone, Robert' P.lring, Martell P. allYer W Baldwin,
Chas UEt Campbeil,_4l,l fßeeve t ht. Lewis,Cooper,
J Rodman . Barber, E B Bittler r ldwin Cope: Presi! r
denr,‘Bantittel•D Orrick.; •We ..rnsidsnl, Bohan P.lKbig
Sectaary, Francis BlucLburne, • ,
- Applications will La received and leicriitiltirmiiilon
given by SAMUEL. VABNIMTOCK,,Agent. Armes: ,
Commercial Rooms, corner s oc Third ' andWooti ;streets
rittsbargh. ' • • • •'• • • -00291
INDEMNITY
The 'FishWin • Elie . Insurhnee Compaq?
°V Vitl i "" lik
TNIRECTORS: • ;
Chatlesll7,l3a no k --. .oettnie.i9..ltichards,
• Thomas Ran, . Mordecai 1) Lewitt,
' •• Toblea:Wagner,'' AdelPldE.
.Barallelgnlnt , . . • -David S-Brorint,
smith, • Morris Patterson,
• ZHAO. WAIA.NCICER;Presn.
. Continue to Flake Insurance , perpetual or llnalied
everydescription of property In town:anti , country:
The Company, have reserved a large contingent Iruud
which, with their Capistrand Premiums, safittri ny"ested,
afford ample protection to the assuroiL •
The Assets of the, Company. on January Igo,. as
üblished agreeably - to an Act of . Asisembly, were' LIS fol
lows, vlz :-
• tdortElges • —lel i0 4 . 7 ; 4 tid•41
Real Elotale --• • • •--•‘-• 04,124 93
Temporary /Anna
.Stocks-• .
Cash,AO.--- , -•- - a• • • • •-• • 39,904'31
, .
Since:theft ineerporanonr:Sf Zefttly_Aey
have paid upwards of Chu Ktfitors Foutlitoidred Thew.
" f a Dsuars,losses by.ftre, thereby affording, evidence
Orate advantages of Insurance, a well ainit,abilify and
disposttion to meet with priorapineas t all liabilities:
, • J. OARDDW...R , COFEIN, Mcnt,
' ' Mica N. g. cornirlArabd'and J4l .to
• Fire and Idnrine instreatiaos: •• 't
THE inainance Company orriotth Anneries.;:of PhDs-
Aelphia i through W daly authorized Agent,the. sub
scriber, acre to make permanent and limited lain:wine
propetty,lnetin city and ini and on eltipmema
Dy th o.eanal and *IASI. •
- gIitECTOREI • '`. "
Arthur eXatan,Ereal.. Samuel Droolte,
Alex. Henry i . • Charles Taylor,
Samuel IV...lanai, •' • " Saamet W. Smith;
Edward Smith, Ambrose-White,
John A. Brawn, ". Jacob . Thalamic
John White, • Jahn R. Ne! , . - .
Thomas P. Cope, . . • • Blatant IX Wood,: •'•
Wm: Welsh . . Henry D. Sher/ant; Sed 3 p-
L• This is : the oldest Instuance Company jn. the Crated
States, having been chartered in r,"94, inroune,. i a ger.
'pound, and from its high standing, long:experience, am.
ple means, and avoiding all rislm of an extra haZardons•
charitcter, it may be considered atoilliriog am ple'sectirl..
. g3r to i her IYELLIAM: ONTat.
• -At thrunting ROOM of 1611
Arfv . C . , Jima!, & Co., Water and ,
'Front sts.irmblualr- " ' • ' • . raytr
71..; ;a 0,
'313,3W,492 I ,
EMEZIE