VOLUME IX.
DAILY MORNING POST;
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THK SATURDAY MORNING POST
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Connected toilh the Establishment of the J&oriiing
' Fast is ote qf th* largest Job Printing Offkexin the' city.
. token au kinds of lobrk is doneon the shortest notice j ana
.most reasonable terms. <
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BY THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
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<»ne insertion - s:o'so
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. beyond tue amount charged for their publication. > ■*.■■
Annouacing candidates for office to be charged the
■ante as other advertisements.
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-payment.exacted accordingly. ... -
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- • ngiaiy to theirirgular business, and'&U other advertise
ments not pertaining to their regular business as agreed .
. Mor,to be paid extra. ...... . «
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companies, ward/township and other public meetings,
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m aovaiicx. • - . ■ •
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panted by funeral invitations or obitnary uotices. and
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Regularadvertisers, and all others sending communi
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Where charges are made for anmiunnee—all notices of
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tention to private enterprises calculated oi intended to
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charged at the rate of not less than ten cents per line.
Htshopsor F j st Notices to be 1 charged triple price.
.Tavern License Petitions,S*ooeach.
> and Medical Advertisements to be charged at i
• fall prices. ® . .
Esrate Agent and Auctioneers 1 Advertisements
not to be classed under yearly rates, but to beallowed a
discount of thirty-three and one-third percent, from the
amount of bills.
WEEKLY OR TRI-WEEKLY IN DAILY PAPERS.
:tine square, three insertions-- so
-. S^W«^ clx additional insertion-- • •• 037
. AVDERTISEMENTS IN WEEKLY PAPER.
One souare,(lo lines.)one insertion* $0 50
; ■ eacli aaditionalinsertiori*-—-- 0 25
' All transient advertisements to oepaid in advance.
WHITE & CO., Gazette.
' L. U ARPERwPosI
ROBT.M.BaDDLE, Journal.
. JAMES P; BARR 4 Co., Chronicle.
- > FOSTER & BROTHER, Dispalch,
Pec. 1,1840;] JAMES W. BIDDLE, American. ,
jprofeasiooal Carlts.
JOHN R.LAKGB, JLttomtyat ixju?. Fourth sireet»near
Smithfield/;' / ■ - matSO
y» v<o AMUKL \V.IUaAO fiyAttorn* y^uXaw —Office on 4ib
•>> --- Jtrfeet, near<Srant, Pillebargb. octSS
G ; ORLANDO LOOMIS, Attorney eu Law. —Office 4th
m st, above Wood. jaly4-y
/DUOfiAS M. MARSHALL, Attorney at Law.—Office,
X I»wrie*s.Bnildings, Fourth si jan7»ly
T>'&‘CARNAHAN, Attorney a* Law—Office oruFbunh
jLV» gt.,-between Cherry alley and Grant st. ‘ QeS-y
DRi BROWN’S OFFICE, No.GS, Diamond alley, near
Wood-street. ' r febl
JN. RFCIOWRY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law.—
• Office in Bakeweil’s Buildings on Grant street.
jcgyj7«lyy \ -
J._ SCOTT. Demur, Fourth, sl, five doors west of Mar
• ket. Ail work warranted, and if not perfectly sat
isfactory n» chargeswill be made. feblO
REMOVAL. —Dr. Robert Snyder, has removed his
to Fourth street, between Wood and Smith
field stteeU. marls-ly
CDARRAGHj Attorney at in Bakewell’s
• Buildings, on Grant street,. opposite, the Court
House. jy24:ly
JOHN BARTON, Attorney at .Late.—Office, North side
of Fifth street, between Wood end Southfield, in the
... •• • jtme holding with Alderman Morrow. : gep3o-ly
j. F. GiLLiMORE, Attorney and Counsellors
f ‘ VX removed to the2d door below Grant st,,
] »a Fourth, to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil
'•f_"yeT.‘' * mar3o
i . BUCKMABTEK, Alderman^— Office: Fourth street
«,third door above SmithfieldjSouth side. -
i , Conveyancing of alikinds dent with the greatest care
ahd legal accuracy. ,
•' Titles toßcal Estate examined, See
E BIDDLE ROBERTS, Attorney at Law. Office No.
*l32Smithfield street, between Firth and Sixth.
; Collections carefully attended to —special attentio
.*• -given toConveyancing. : . [dec&ly
Dr. Charles fiofmani
XTOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, has removed his
JEL office to Penn street, No. 281, (between Hand street
and Garrison alley). fdec3o.
iDU. o. B. KETSUg —«» - B. C. M’POWKLL.
TIZ’EYSER A McDOWELL, (successobs to Kerb A
IAA. Kstseb,) Wholesale and Retail Drug and Prescription
•Store,cot er of Wood street and Virgin alley. Physi
cians pro jriptions carefully compounded night and
-day-' ' • oct3:tf
■' TOHN A. PARKINSON, Alderman, Fifth
• V st..between Walnut and O’Hara sts., where he may
; befoundat all times. Those having houses orother prop*
' <rty to sell or rent,can have the same punctually attend
ed tdj debts collected,and oil the duties of an Alderman
; • will receive prompt attention. . . ocS7-p
3FTENRY W. WILLIAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at
af Low, (successor to Lowrie A williams,) Office at
the old stand, Fourthat, above Southfield.
’ : THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry
W. Williams. Esq., odd myself,in the practice ofthe law,
! was dissolved by mntnal consent oh the 26ih uluand the
business will hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil
tains, whom;l most cheerfully recommend to all for
* whom I have the honor to do business—as a gentleman
fevorv vray worthy of their confidence. :
: declS-ly WALTER H. LOWRIE.
8 7 . Samuel P. Ross,
a LAW—Office in Fourth street, near
Ja. Grant, in Lamartino Buildings.mar2o:w
. . JOHM I. MIXCHKL* —-—- • —-SAMUEL P4LHSB.
SilteKiel A> Palmer.
* A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
! Jt L OJfiu on Fourth street , a /«to doors below SimttySrM.
•' _\il business entrusted to their care, promptly attended to.
. Collections made and Conveyancing exeettied on mode
. j a , e -erms. febUitf
J» D. Jenntnei* " ;
'A AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Of
’’ ‘"Owne’B Buildings, Fourth .street, between
1 Grant. ’ i a ps--
_ o - . >usbargh as his permanent residence.
.-.'iUA?55 cc . . . ‘‘A© bouse lately occupied by Alder-
JLL He has taken *\ ; S street; hear Grant, immediately
.man Miller, oh rFourU. , e House.” His Office is attach-
Ctdjouimglhe. Lantaruu will constantly be found,
•ed to his residence, whery Office hours from 7
: oMcss absent on profession from 5 r. m. to7p.
o'clock 4 m. to o'clock A* novs
.< pr.
A Ou Four.h .u«l,be
A. tween Wood and Smith£&ld. .
A TTOBNEY m s ’seo<sp4
: .]OL fcins.Hall. ' ,• • - -t— -—:
r\racE ON d 0"
yj Weaver’s Hotel;. - angHM”
A ttorney' at umv. n!. * 3 - ?£ a £n?f lb
il itrceyopposite the Mayor’s Office. CtT* .-
e a .0 .he
•* ree . l J between Wood-and SmilhGeld stree. *
SSlhS.Tnd'toXh^ Thos - Hamilton, Esq.j dec'd,and
dMken™ * b nElncss remaining unfinished upon his
i atrctamslnj
perfection of the art Oormßtrumenta areofthernn«i?.™ 1
.erfid.kmd, enabling n» to eiecn.6 pictures ud^*Mshi
for high finish and truthfulness to. nature. Thennsile
; solicited to call and examine. * hticare
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or er
i' pected to lake them unless perfect satisfaciion tciven
. ’ Ni.-Bi Operators will find this a good depot fir stock
. rraaflrcbemicals.,; . . f
:: : giVen In the ait, contaiuihg ’the mom
, recent Improvement*. *• Tfap7 : *
v, , jA~?y. '* \t ' ‘ f ' : . v ■ :
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A.^U^tfi«Swood NES ’ J ' a ® ,4r ‘>.-'3B Fj®
i T9® HV A : C,^I S?? N > Agcilt for .Hamden * Co.’s
»Isnso/f acfaa. Fifth at., one door below Wood, febl
T»riUJAM JACKSON, Pamu Muticim Bepct, 81) Lib
TT any street, head of Wood. : febl
P DELANY, Fashmiablt Clothing Sunt, No. «Lib
»erty street. ...... . febl
UON.&SAKGENT, NtEcomerof Wood and Sixth
streets, , " febl
HOLMES &SON, Bankersand Dialers tn Fxehangt
111 • Cthn&nd Banknotes. No. 65 Market street, febl
A FULTON, Bell and Brass Founder, No. 70 Second
» street, between Market and Petty streets. febl
"\77CTOR SCRLBA,’ Bookseller, Stationer aad Binder,
\ V Fifth •’ t. between Wood and Market. 1 ‘jin7
G • ;NULTY .fcC(X* Forwarding and Compulsion
MlcTMants, Canalßaam. mar 3
XMTMTjJYEk, Grocer ana Produce Dealer, No. Is 9
"W Liberty street, Pittsburgh. • maxi?
JOHN M’CLOSKEYsTIjiior and Clothier, Liberty street
between Sixth and virgin alley, sooth side. seplO
P .McSTElN.PrwsPoitotterantlGw Fiasr,,Smith
# field street, between Diamond alley Fifth st.
mAAFFE A O’CONNOR, 1 Propnetors Oiine Pittsburgh
X Portable Boat Store comer ofPenn and Wayne sis.
LAIRD, Ibiiors, Wood street,
second door from -Water, will keep constantly on
pand a well selected lot of Clothing. K morl&y
H £™* S 6 ? r toMraPHT & Let,) Wool Deal*
MtTchan! ' for lhe Ba,e of “■
JWup oo ** &™eer s Commission Merchant.
ami dealer in Paper and Rags, corner Penn and Ir
streets.
«k MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocers and Produce
27; Wood street, Pittsburgh. (myih
JOSEPH WOODWEUL*, Importer and Dialtr in For
ttgn and Domestic Hardware, corner of Second and
wood streets. oc gj
JOSEPH.MAJOR, Boat Store, Ship Chandlery and
tf Agency of the Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. jnl2
XT RA MF.ft A KtiAM., Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
AVcorner or Third ana Wood streets, opposite the Si.
Charles Hotel. f e^
BA. FAHNESTOCK A CO., Wholesale Drug JFari
• house, comer of First and Wood streets, ana corner
ot Wood andSinh. febi
SAMUEL MO&ro\V, Manufacturer of-Tin, Copper
and aieet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street, Ite tween
wood and Market. f e bio
GLENN, Bookbinder, comer ol Third and Wood
f T . streets, above C. 11. Kay, where he is prepared to
do every deaeriptionof rating and binding. pec2
JOHN H. MKLLOtt, Wholesale and Retail DeaDr~in
dfusie arid teal Jnstn*»irats,Pia!ios,School Books
and Stationery, No. 122 Wood street janl ’
J BRYAK, Rectifying Distiller, and Wholesale Dealer
•in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No
114 Liberty street, and S 3 Diamond alley. jy2l
KING A FINNEY, Agents for the Delaware Mutual
Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware
nouse of King A Holmes, Water street, near Market.
__ • • ' iebl
ALEXANDER A SONS. Cofin Makers and Fur
msfung undertakers, corner ofPenn and Su Clair
streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn sreet.
' .febl
W.3.TEOTH. T. F. SCOTT.
rpROTH A SCOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Oarpet Bag,, *c., S. W. corner
of Fourth and Situihfiela sib., Pittsburgh, Pa. [mrl*y
John A. Crug, I ate of New Lisbon. 0,-. W. S. Suiiins.
&SKINNER, CUneralAgtncy Commissionand
V Forwardingmnekants, No. 28 Market sireer, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Prompt attention given to the purchase and
sale of alt kinds of produce. *epl2'
WM. MILLKB,PHILADA. WM. &ICKKTSON, PITTSBURGH.
TkTILLER A RICKETSON, Wholesale Greers, and Im-
JJJL porters of Brandies, Wines and Segars; Nos. 172
jjjd 174, comer of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh,
,Iron, Nails,Cotton Yarns, Ac., constantly on hatd- _
SM’KINLEY, Souse, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
* and dealer in PAINTO. No. 44 ot. Clair at, Pitts
burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either
S r K Japan and Copal Tarnish ; Ltnseed Oil:
Boiled Oil; Spirita Turoemtna; Window Glass, of all
slreSj PQttv, Paint Brushes, &c.,a1l of the best-quality,
and for safe at reasonable prices. aefrll
■ ••• luac WlUlamis ;
'RCERCHANTT'AIIjOR, Smithfield street, No. 12, be
lli. tween Ist and 2d streets. ap4y;
T r " Uorrli A Haworth*
SA DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF WINES
AND BRANDIES. East tide of the Diamond
maytH
J. A. COULTER-——- • N. H lIACCE.
_ Coulter A Backe,
\ET HOLESALK AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, cor
,lf , ner of Wood and Third sveeta. under Si. Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. mayl
Daniel Yonngson,
House, sign, and ornamental painter,
Liberty street, opposite Hand. Ail work neatly
executed- Orders punctually attended to. [mar22:y
R.Oi Stoolcton,
LATE Johnston & Btocklon, BOOKSELLER, STA
TIONER, PRINTER and BINDER, corner of Mar
ket and Third streets, Piusbargh, Pa.
Foreign and Domestic Tfrina, Liquors, Cigars sc.,
No. 197 Liberty SL comer of Barker’s alley,
novl9] __ ~ Pittsburgh Pa,
H. D. PATTON)
(SUCCESSOR TO J. S. Bo If 23 8T A Co.)
Wholesale Qrocer, Reetlfylng DtsttUer,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, FRUITS, NUTS, Ac
162 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. ap3
KENNEDY A HASLETT,
Successors to Kinsey A Knox.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Warty Fancy.and Variety Goods , Ratios, Combs, dec.
N 0.94 between sth at. and the Diamond.
ILT* Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
August 26, 1850.
George Beale, Jr.,
Manufacturer of brushes, wholesale and
Retail, No. 75 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Con*
stoutly on hand, a general and extensive assortment of
’ all xmx>s of BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices.
N.B.—Machine Brushes, Ac., made to order at the
shortest notice. __ mar3o:y
L. 8. WATERMAN.* *VR. IT.WATERMAN.• • W. B. WATERMAN
• L. S. aterman A Bom.
'YXTHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and For
■ T f warding Merchants, Dealers in ail kinds of Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, and Agents
for sale of Richmond and Lynchburg manufactured To
bacco. mar 2
JOSHUA RHODES* —-. AUTOED P. ANBHUTZ
_V .JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Hf FOREIGN FRUITS,
NtUt, Spica, Confectionary, Sugar., Cigars, ic,,Ac.
. : N 0.6 WOOS ffTBXET, l IASI BIDE, REJIB W.TKH,
lulyl; . „ PITTSBURGH.
W.trUHOTHOHAM*——— ——— - «■« -■ - ».... .—.q, DUNCAN,
D. CUNNINGHAM• —— » ——• "• - ——~ —D. EHUSEN.
Plttihurgh City Glass Works.
W. fc CUNNINGHAM A CO.,
MANUFACTURERS 07
WINDOW GLASS,
No: 28 Market strut, bttwenFirst and Second,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CD* Particular attention paid to odd sizes. Also,
Dealers in Flint Glass, Vials, Bottles, Ac. Pygfcly
A. J. STUART.- —*—
" STUART A SXLIm
GhoCEBS, AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MEEC HA NTS,
No. 118 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheat, Rye,
Oats, Corn, Barley, Pork, Bacon, Butter, Lard,
Cheese; Clover, Tiflffithy and Flax Seeds; Iron. Nails,
Glass, Ac.,Ac., Ac. Panicalaraltentionpaidtothe sale
of Western Produce.
References —Messrs Myers A Hunter, Robt. Dalzell
tCu, Hampton. Smith ec Co., King A Moorhead, McGills
A Roe. James May, Pittsburgh; Fenner A McMillan,
Massillon'; Jot. S. Morrison, Esq., St. Louis sep26
IMPOSTER AND DEALER IN FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS,
Window Shadesj Fire Board Prints, fyc.,&e.
Also—Writing, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
No. 65 Wood street. -
between Fourth st. and Diamond allay, west side,
ja9 __ Pittsburgh, Pa.
THOMAS WOODS.- SAMUEL WOODS
T. WOODS A SOS.
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
jalO . No. 61 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
SAHUBIi P. BHRIVBR,
WHOLEBALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AMD SEALER IN PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,
Nos, 130 and 132 Second st., between Wood and Smithfield,
1 jal:tf ' Pittsburgh. .
BOWS A TRTLEY,
. TACTICAL CUTLERS, SURGICAL AND DENIAL
Pu instrument Mazmfactiirerß,
, ' 40 WOOS STREET, NEAR 1 VIRGIN ALLEY.
- No. i- Ss/emovedour store and Manufactory from
-ea/'B ha* street to the above named place,for the ;
If Liberty., >jnorecoiiYenience for manufacturing,
purpose of having: *uglnlo extensively. Albordersin
which,W© intend go*.; with punctualityanddiflpalch.
ouriinewiilbeaUendeu.; *t]y done and promptly exe-
Jobbing and Repairing ne_ ; •
cutecL . _ . * > arsand Cudoy we will
1 Ageheralassoraaentof xfaratt. vihe-loceesi prices.—
always keep on hand, Olidsell it Ri =. J 9«nj, Pistols and
We have just received; a fine iot .ot «-i an d other
Recpicers,Tailors and Hair Dressers Shu •. - Tinners,
Goods generally kepi in J3ar4wer e Stores. > order;
Furriers. Hatters and JVcLr inade jo , .
Razors Ground and Handled, Pen-Blades put in,
Guns and Pistols repaired,&e.,fcc. .
m N. 8.-» Particular attention paid to 'ffianufactunng
Trusses and Supporters. v decSvay
Business tSartis.
James P. Horbocb, -
RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
' -THOMAS R. SILL.
Walter P. Marshall,
(Successor to Samuel C. Hill,)
PITfISBTJKGH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, isbi.
Btmnmfiarils.
ESTATE .BROKER,
HENRY W. FISH
H A^.9P, ened an Office at the comer of Smithfield and
Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, known as the-“ Great
uargaa corner,” and Will devote his entire time and at
tention to the: Sale and Exchange of Real Es
tate, in city and country.
From his acquaintance with the business, he hopes to
satisfy all who may favor him with Agencies in their
line of business.
UKFXBSNCKS.
Bf", t Ira B. Hersey,
H - M ’CaJtough, John F. Perry,
Geo. F. Gillmore, Lyman Wilmanh.
J. K.»loorhead, Cap:. William Ward,
Thos. Howard, » W.O.Leslie. [seplfty
John M. TowQMUds
T'kRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, fto. 45, Market
XJ street, three doors above Third,Pittsburgh, wil 1 have
constantly on hmid a well selected nssoriment of thfe best
and freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the most
treasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will be
promptly attended to, and suppplied with articles they
may rely upon as genuine. -
Physicians prescriptions willbe accurately and neatly
prepared from the bestmaterials, at any hour of the day
or night. | ; _
for Bale > a ,ar K e «ock of freshand good PERFU
ME**- dec39
Eagle GUsi Worke.
JOSEPHD. ABELL, V
MANOTACTiraxa of obxkn olasswabb; vials, bottles
and Ftofa; Porter, Scotch AD, Mineral Water , Patent
Medians &gd Jftns ßottles, qf every description;
AIso—WINDOW GLASS—
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of the
above articles.
ILr As the other Green Glass Factories are ail
stopped, as is the custom in summer, rtw Factory is now
*n full operation, and will con tinue in operation both sum
mer and winter.
Orders thankfully solicited and will be filled at the
shortest notice.
_ \ij~ Warehouse, No. 112 Second street, between Wood and
Smukfield streets. {jy29-'s(hly
The Old Printing EatablUlimeitt.'
(LATE JOHNSTON A BTOCXTOS’s,)
And Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse.
WS. HAVEN is prepared to execute eve y style of
• Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job
Printing and Book Binding j and furnish every article
tn the Blank Book, Paper and Stationery line, at the
shortest notiee sndon the most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of
Market and and Second streets.
ID* Printing Office and Book Bindery, No. 50 Third
■ novlfi
r. c. stockton;
(Late Johnston 4* Stockton,)
Boobiellcr, Htstlonerf Printer At Binder,
TX7TOULD respectfully invito the attention of Mer
y w chants and others, to bis large and superior stock
of BLANK BOOKS, consisting o f Day Books, Journals
Ledgers, Invoice,Cash, Order and Letter Books, ofe very
size, made of the best paper, and bound in the most da •
ruble manner, which be offers at prices that cannot fail
to give satisfaction. Blank Books ruled and bound to
any given pattern. Printing of every description exe
cuted with neatness and dispatch. No. 47 Market st
ja4
Lithographic EatablUtimcnt of
WM. SCHUCHMANN,
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST-GPFICS, PITTSBURGH
MAPS, Landscapes, Bill-heads, Show-bills, Labels,
Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business
and Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawo on Stone
and Printed in Colors, Gold, Bronze or Black, in the
most approved style and at the most reasonable prices
oeits:dly
A FULTON, Beil and Brau Founder, bos rebuilt and
« commenced business at his old stand, No. 70 Se
cond, between Market and Ferry streets, where be'will
be pleased to see his old customers and fricuds.
Church, steamboat,and bell# of evory size, from 10 to
10,000-pounds, cast from patterns of the most unproved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials
Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, Railing*, al
together with every variety of Brass Castings, if requir
ed,turned and finished in the neatest manner.
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt'* Ao ri-Atmution Ms
idly so justly celebrated for the reduction of friction m
machinery. The boxes and composition can bo had of
him at all times. novl3:y
WILLIAM TROVILLO, Undertaker , Fifth sired, im
mediately opposite the Theatre, respectfully in
forms uis frieuds and ihe public in general, that he has
resumed hix business as a Furnishing Uadejiakcr. He
is supplied with and always keeps on uand Coifinstof all
Sizes and kinds* Shrouds, and all other articles ncce**arv
on such occasions. 1
Silver plaies,ice boxes, and leaden coffins will bosap.
piied in order. A fine hearse and cai riage always reaav
to attend funerals. sep2J>:ly
WM. ALEXANDEK't'SONS
Coffiw Makeos antd Fuxnisuinb
earner of Penn and
pj|M t\mmm Clair sts, apposite the Exchange
’ Hotel) Entrance on Ptnn si., res
pectfully inform iheir friends and
the public, that they are prepared to fumißb and attend
to everything in the line of undertakers, as they have
quit the holiness of Cabinet Making, and their attention
will be devoted altogether to the above business, keep »
targe assortment of COFFINS made and finished, cover
cd, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety o
materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS ready
made, of all sizes, or Flannel, Cambric, and Muslin, at
allpnees, and made in the eastern style, and ail other
articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SILVER PLATES
or engraving the name and age: ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their friends
any length or ume, and have ZINC PANS to put ice in
for laying on the body; LEADEN Coffin 3 always on
hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair of
fine horses, and any number of the best carnages, etc.,
etc., and will be prompt, punctual, and reasonable
auglP-y
MONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL.—James Mrll
ihger would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that his new establishment is now in full opera
tion,and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabina, and
fill ail orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude .and
at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, con
stonily on hard.
Sash, Doora and Mouldings, of every description, made
to order. *
Builders and Carpenters would find ii to their advan
tage to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suitable for every description of work.
IN MAFFCTT. • JAMES OLD
M A F F E T T A OLD*.
(Successors to the late firm of John Sheriff A Co.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS
Aagjfiffi' rrp „ of Brass Faueets, Steam and Gas
L ' rftL, ‘ 1 with all the various articles
(^S pl !pg|§f ,i ®ssia» used in the PLUMBtNG BUSI
NESS,No*. 127 and 129 Firstsireet.
The above are now prepared id manufacture and keep
constantly on hand every variety of Guage and Steam
Cocks, such as are used by Engine builders and Plumb
ers; also, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents, Brackets, Gas
Pipe, Ac., Ac., Ac. [nov29
§Otflo,
National Hotel, Pittsburgh*
Situated on Water Street, opposite the Landing of the
Brownsville Steam Packets.
THIS House having undergone a thorough repairing
’ and fitting up > both inside and out, the subscriber is
determined to use every exertions in his power to make
all comfortable that think proper to cal) with him. The
Table will be always supplied with the best the market
affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquors.
Attached to the house is a good stable, attended by a
good Hostler. JAMES REAMER, jygo
ALLEN BROWN. W. C. CONNKLLT.
BROWN’S HOTEL,
: CORNER OF SEITKFIELD AND THIRD STS.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
BROWN A CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS.
N. B —Good Stabling attached to the house.
0&SBBBBV&GH HOTEL.
(Harravgh’s Old Stand.)
THE subscriber having leased the above well know
and excellent establishment; la now prepared to en
tertain his friends and the traveling public generally, in
the best manner and on the most reasonable terms.
His TABLE will at all times be supplied with every
delicacy of the season ; and his Bar with the best of Li
quors.
His stabling is very extensive; and every arrange
ment has been made for the accommodation of Drovers.
augthtf Wftl. CLAWSON.
Waverly House.
THE undersigned having
l&yu feWsucceeded Mr. John
in this popular establishment, announces to
his friends and the public generally, that he
will as; his best efforts to keep ap the well earned- and
long- enjoyed reputation of the house.
He will keep constantly on hand every delicacy of
the season, |Gahe, Shell and Cut Oysxkbs.&c., and his
Bah will at all limes be supplied .with the CnoicesT Li>
QUOBS. [dcc!7:ly.] W. C. GALLAGHER.
“OUR HOUSE.”
SHELL OYSTERS AND GAME received daily at
“Our House,” N 0.24 Diamond alley.
jal:lm WM. BENNETT. r
Rati) Caps and Blum.
95 Wood st., comer of Diamond alUy, Btttmd story.
a OFFERS his customers and the P uhiif> fgffiri
an entirely new andfresh stock ot Hat3,§§|§ljt
Gaps and Muffs, in great variety, raanu- «*Pr“SSO
factored and selected with much care In reference to
price, style and quality, in New York city, and will be
offered at the lowest rates of present low prices, Whole*
sale and Retail. (octl2rtf
PS NO. 108 WOOD STREET. /ga&Bi
LM pall fashions! ISjgUL-:
Received at the OLD stand of G. W. t3 i
GLASSGOW. Beebe A Co.’s Phil style of Hats for
1850: Those in want of a good Hat or Cap, at a small
odvonge abore cost for Cash, will please call at No. 103
Wood street* east side,third aoor below Fifth street. '
aog3l:4m ... .
Rneen City Shirt StortT.
NO. 39 SL Clair street, (near the bridge,}—a
large assortment of our own make constantly on
hand. Customer SHIRTS made to order promptly.
gf&N. ADL.
Emigration Stofi*
: Agency for Different tines of-Tnetot Ships,,
|Bj P A SSE NG E R OF F 1
5305 LIBERTY .ST^tTTfiEpHaK.i
For Pi IF. BYRNES & CO., 83 Souih ; sivtet, t New York•
36 Waterloo Roadt Liverpool; and 6 5 Qravier Street'
lYcic Orleans, >
HAS A LINE OF PACKETS sailing every five-days
from Liverpool tdNew York; aLine-'of Packets
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on. the IBlh of ’eacb
month ; a Line of Packets to Baltimore on the 20th o.
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on the Bth and
24th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
New York.
ALSO—Drafts at sight always on kand,ibr any amount,
at the lowest rates of discount j and. ull information
given concerning passengers, that catrdie "given, with
pleasure, by thetr Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
jag 205 Liberty, at., Pittsburgh.
Hew Arrangemeuti.
line of packets
PHILADELPHIA.
TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
MwwmvmOn the Eighteenth- day £>f every Month,
JANE H. GLIDBEN, Ambra-t Child, 'OOltas-lSth Nov.
Anhur Child, lOMloni--18lh Dee.
GONDAR, J. G, Rarstoio, oso tons*---18th Jan«
NEW SHIP, , 850 tons*. igjh F e b.
The above ships, are built of the best materials andaf
ter the {post approved models for swiftness, combined
with ibtf modem improvements for the comfort of pas
sengers/- Their commanders are men of known ability.
These packets will take advantage of steam low
boats up the Delaware.
Also, ships sailing weekly from Liverpool to New Or
leans, Passengers can get up the river cheap through
the winter.
For terms of Second Cabin and Steerage passage, ap
ply to or address by letter (post-paidj,
P. YV. BYRNES & jCO.,
S 3 Sooth street, New York ;
36 Waterloo Road ►Liverpool«
or to JOHN THOMPSON,
novl4:3m 205 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Liverpool and PhUadelpblajPaeketi)
Sailing from Liverpool on the Eighteenth of eacJi Month.
jfc. Ship Jane H. Glidden, Capi. Child, Nov. 18.
JKftpfik “ James Browne, “ Child Dec. 18.
Kaffl? “ Gondar. u Barstow, Jan. 18.
“ —, new, “ Glidden, Feb. 18.
Theseships are of the largest class. The accommo
dations for second cabin and steerage passengers are
unsurpassed for comfort, and ihe days of Bailing -will be
punciually adhered 10.
Price of steerage passage StH) Certificates good for
13 months,or the money refunded if the nassenpers do
not embark. Apply to DAVID M. BARBOUR,
at John Watt fc Co.’s,
SCO Liberty street.
Drafts for any amount given upon the Ulster Banking
Company and Branches, the Royal Bank of Ireland, or
Spooner, Atwoods &. Co., Brokers, London.' |novl&3tn
PORUIGN PASSENGER OFFICfcl*
xJSg SHIP AHOY!
HKgJfc WHO COMMANDS?
UAKNDER * CO.,
Who have appointed the subsrfiber Agent for their unri
vailed Lines of Ships from Liverpool to New York
Philadelphia and Boston.
Let the Friends of Immigrants be careful to have their
arrangements made according to the ntto Prevision
and take no man's receipt, without having it inserted}
otherwise they will have to pay »n LtverpooLbeiore the?
ship.
The following is the list, according to law :
24 Bread, a fts/Beef or Pork,
1 Flour, w i pint Vinegar,
5 , “ Oatmeal, S j th. Sugar,
2 “ Rice, g l “ Molasses,
5 “ Potatoes, « i 02. Tea,
With three quarts of Water per day, ami sufficient fr
for Cooking.
The caboose aud cooking-ranges for the use of Pas
seueers, are kept undercover. Kvery aueulion wiil be
paid to promote their health and comfort.
Bank of Kogland Notes and Foreign Exchange pur*
chased at current rutcs.
Debts, Pensions, Jfce.» he., cofiected, ami
copies ot \Vtl!» procured, with every other business con
nected with un European Agent.
JOSHUA UOBLNSONr
'fhifop#hn Agent,
•ftp?) Post Buildings, corner of Fifth amt Wood *t*.
lt KM ITT A Nt' KS
ENGLAND. IRELAND. '
SCOTLAND, WALES,
FRANCE. GERMANY,
To any amount, by
Joshua lloblnaon,
European Agent, Post Buildings, cot. FiftHanlWooil sts
j-jgr- New Line
tSm° F UVE p Tc°k A k -r
To Sail from Philadelphia on ihr ltiM, and f*o*n Liverpool
on of each month
Shim William t’RKJi, KOUOton*.
“ Hibernia. ■*
* 4 PHILADELPHIA, 1,400 “
“ Kalamazoo, l.ouo
RICHARDSON BROTHERS A CO., Agents, No». 12
and 13 Tower Buildings, Liverpool.
RICHARDSON, WATSON A CO , Agents, No. 6
Chestnut street, Philadelphia
THE subscribers, Agents for (he above Line of splen
did new Packet ships at this City, arc prepared to
furnish passage certificates to parties resitting iu this
country wham ay be desirous of sending (or their friends,
to eotae out by either of the above Ships. They are al>o
prepared to remit money to any port of the Old Country
by sight drafts on the Bank of Ireland and Branches, and
on hlessrs- Richardson Brother* A Co., Liverpool. For
particulars, apply Id or addre**
BROWN A KIRKPATRICK,
nov2 No. 144 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
’ fUisceUaneons
JOSSYH UPPESCOTT. WM. C. BABB
LiPPBSCOTT A BARR,
(LateJ SStrjcklkrA Co.)
Hannfaeturers ot Phoenix Fire Proof Safes,
Second street, betiocen Wood and Smith field.
ON Tuesday afternoon, July 23,1348, the undersigned
were called upon by Messrs. Ltpf encolt A Barr, to
wiineea an honest and tatr test of one o ( their Ph®mx
Safes. The furnace being prepared, ine Safe w:i> placed
inside thereof, with books, papers and some money, when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled at
quarter post 2 o’clock, and in a short time the Safe was
red kot, and continued till half past G o'clock, being about
four and a half hours, when the committee expressed
their satisfaction that the time occupied with such heat
was sufficient. The furnace was then pulled down,Sale
cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so great as to melt off the brass
mountings. We therefore take pleasure in recommend
ing these Sates to the public, as being, in our iudnnent,
entirely fire proof. JARVIS A TRABUE,
NOCK A RAWBON,
CORNWALL A BROTHER,
BRANNON A THATCHER,
BENEDICT A CARTER
ISAAC OROMIE.
I am engaged hi the foundry business, and know
something about furnaces and heat. I witnessed the
burning of the above Safe, and cun freely say there was
no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them
to the public as beiug, in my judgment, entirely fire
proof. , t , WM. HAVE.
lii calling upon the above gentlemen for their signa
tures, they »• U spoke in the highest terms of the fairness
of the test, ami theirfull confideiice'of th« Safe’s being
entirely fire-proof. We have constantly on hand and foi
sale a full assortment of the above Safes,
mar3l BELL fc TERRY.
Wholesale ana Ratall.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY
ROBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in
form his friends and the public generally, *IM|I
hat he continues to occupy that large and com*
tnodious Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Kahu
estoek A Co., No. 86, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpel Bags, Saddle
Bags,Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cle* in his line.
lie also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the beBtmalorial,andin a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent,
cheaper.
Country Merchants and Farmers would do well to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
he Is determined to sell first rate articles at very low
prices.
Don’t forgetthe place, No. 86, corner of Wood
tract and Diamond Alloy. ap26
Roosting Bottle Jocks.
THE subscribers have received another small lot of
superior Bottle Jacks, direct from Sheffield, war?
ranted to work well. In presenting this article to the
notice of the public, the subscribers deem it, necessary
to remark, that during the last five years they have sold
sevkral dozen, and as far as we have_ been able to nscet
tairi they have given entire satisfaction. To such as do
not understand what is meant by a bottle jack, we
would explain that it .is machinery resembling clock
work, but much more powerful, enclosed in a brass
frame, and worked by a strong steel spring; that its ac~
lion is alternate, and regulated by a horizontal fly wheel,
to which is suspended the join of beef, ot any other
thing to be roasted ; that the machine when fully wound
up will continue in motion for two or three houra. The
Jacks are generally used with a screen or a large tin
reflector, which greatly accelerates the proof of roast
ing. For sale, with or without screens.
JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
dec23 corner of Market and Second sts.
"7 « Cola Feet.’~ ~
TjfrE respectfully inform our friends and the public
V f who suffer from “ cold feet,” that we have work
ed up some very fine real Lambs Wool Yarn into men’s
Socks, which we are satisfied will prove most durable
and comfortable to the wearer.
• Also—A large supply of Uudershirts and Drawers of
every quality- •
The Old Established Stocking Manufactory, Fifth si.
;dec6 W. DaLY to CO.
OLL BUTTER—3 bbls. fresh for sale by
d«cO WM. DYER.
Pennsylvania RsUrou*F
ticipation of the opeiiiirß; of the Eastern Di,;"?' 1
Pennsylvania'Canal; say on and aflenhs'm.L 0 ’ l “ e
ETH oV FEBRUARY, atlhe
For Ist Class-Dry Woods, Hal., Boots and k„_
Druff.j Books, Stationery, Ac., at., —Aar.ijLi2S».'
ForadClaeS—Hardware, Qaeensware, Groceries 1 p^ l ''
and Dyestuffs,Oils, Ac., at ■•sdcen“ D ‘ n’mil nl
For 3d Class—Coffee, Leaf Tobacco, IronS"'
con, Beef, Pork, Ac., at— r ** CO cent* perlOOfilV
For 4lh Class—Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ashes, Marble Pi»
Iron, Bricks, Ac., at .. cents peT'lOO&s
*4 H. H. HOUSTON, '
Freight Agent, Pehna. Railroad Co. •
Nos. 274 A 276 Market Street, Philadelphia.
N.B.—Goods going Cast by oar Road should be con
sighed to mcfaden a covode,
-' PittBbotgh.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY;
PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADELPHIA
and PITTSBURGH, Leave' Philadelphia Daily at 8 A.
M.,and 101 P. M. Leave Pittsbttrgh Daily at 8 A.hL,
andD. P. M. ’A7 HENDERSON,
febl:2m Passenger Agent. '
30 Hours ip Philadelphia!rrjb& 3 J&liUs Railroad—
Miles Staging.
Good intent, and express
LINE STAGE COMPANY". Six daily lines of
new Coaches, for Hollidaysburg. and thence by the new
Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia, New York and
Baltimore.
Duringtbe suspension of Canal navigation, six daily
lines of Coaches will leave, for Holltdaysborg, and from
thence by the New Pennsylvania Railroad, (243 miles,)
to Philadelphia. Time through 30 hours.
Fare to Philadelphia -<311,00
Fare to Baltimore • io,oo
will leave every morning at 8 o’clock pre
cisely, and every night at the same hour. Extras to
leave at any time, always iu readiness. This is the most
direct, comfortable and expeditious route to the Eastern
Cities.
Passengers for Baltimore take the new Railroad at
Harrisburg, direct, on the arrival of the-cars at that
place. For passage or information, apply to
W. R. MOORHEAD, 9i. Charles Hotel,
ortoJ. P. HOLMES, Monongabela House.'
dec23
TWBNTT TRKEE MILES THE SHOETKbT BOUTS
TO; BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
Thc s . leamcr THOMAS SHRIVEB, &I.
BsSsiSSIaSaBAiLEY, Master, leaves Pittsburgh, from her
'Wharf boat, above the Monongahela bridge, daily, at 4
o’clock, P. M., and West Newton, at 8 A, M„ running iu
connection with a daily line of splendid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence to Balti
more and Philadelphia.
For further information enquire of
G. M. HARTON,
Passenger Agent, Mouongahela House;
. or, Capt. JACOB SMITH,
dtfcgOtCm Freight Agent. Wharf Boa
THE PIONEERS CfF THE NEW\ RAILROAD!! I
Through, in. 4b Daysto Philadelphia and Baltimore.
W E in- announcing to tho Merchants
of I msbiirgli and the Western Busiuess commu
nity, that on and after Monday, the IBth September, we
will receive, aud forward goods via. the Central Rail
road, and guarantee them to be (broach in 4 days.
Our extensive stock ofCars and Boats enable us to
offer the above expeditious .route to the public, whilst
we sull continue our usual Lines via Harrisburg and
Columbia. Merchants wishing goods brought from the
East with certainty ana dispatch, at low tales, or pro
duce shipped there, are invited to call on
/ O;CONNOR, ATKINS A CO., Pittsburgh,
ATKINS, O'CONNOR A CO., PhlladcPu.
. of rtr PtUlburgA Tranipenation Line.
Or the following Agents—
O'Connor A Co„ ?U North street, Jfeitttnerer. ' ■'*
E. Block, fl Battery Place, New York.
Elliott A Young, 14 Doan'e street, Boston.
seplGtf
PITTSLURtiH, PHILAAKIJ>HLA, BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
THOMAS BORBIDGE,» JTAAFFE4.O’CONNOR,
Phuadeiphia. J ) Pittsburgh.
rjMIK Canal being now open the proprietors of this
X long established Line are aa usual attbeir old stands,
receiving and forwarding Merchandize and Produce at
tow rate*, and with the prompi»ess»certainty and safety
peculiar lo their system and mode-of Transportation,
where intermediate transltipraeiu is avoided* with its
consequent delays and probability of damage.
Merchandize and Produce shipped East or West, and
Bills of Lading forwarded free of charge for commission,
advancing or storage. Slaving no imerestdirectly or in
directly-vin steamboat!!, that of the owners is solely con
sulted when shipping tneir goods.
All communications to the following Agents promptly
attended to: THOMAS BORBIDGE,
No. 378 Market st.. Philadelphia; p mßrt *, r „.
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR, Proprietors.
Cor. Penn and Wayne sis., Pittsburgh;.
Agents— John M’Cullogh A C0.,08 North st, Balt.; P.
B. Barke A Co., 25 Doarte st., Boston; W. A J T. Tap
scon A Co., 80 South st., New York i Jaa. Wheelwright,
Cincinnati. .•. :U V ; mat2s
1850 ‘ ,JBSSM
merchant's TraniportaUeit lilnV, '
FOR the Transportation of Mercuandizr and Produce
from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Baltimore, (via
Canal and Railroad,} without re-shipping —time, 10 days.
Rates of Freight always as low as any other responsible
Lin; C. A. M’ANULT-Y A Co., Proprietors,
Canal Busin, Pittsburgh.
Aamt i ROSE MERRILL A Co., Balt.
agents j OMAr kAYNOR, Fhilad’a.
nerchanPi Way»Fretght Line,
EXCLUSIVELY for the accommodation of the Wat
Business between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johns
town, Hollidaysburgh, Water street, Pa.; and all inter
mediate places.
Shippers uy this Line can always depend upon having
their goods promptly forwarded and delivered at any
point on the Canal or Railroad, at fair rates for freight
JOHN MILLER, Proprietor.
SR. H. CANAN, Johnstown.
JOHN MILLER, Hollidavebursr.
C. A. M’ANULTY A Co., Pitts.
Bounty Land Warrants.
THE SUBSCRIBER, who was in Michigan, Wiscon
sin, Illinois and Missouri, in the Fall of 1849 t with
the view of examining the Public Lands, end in the
months of March or April next, will revisit those States
and also lowa, and from the knowledge he has acquired,
be enabled to make the most favorable locations for per
sons holding Land Warrants. His charges will be mo
derate to any person who may be pleased to employ him.
If by letter, (post-paid,) to LUKE COCKSHOOT,
37 Diambnd alley* Pittsburgh.
References— Capt. Robert Porter, Attorney, Fifth at.;
John Taylor, Pension Agency,2d st.; Edward Snowden,
Attorney', Fourth st.; J. B. Guthrie, Agent, Fourth st.;
Capt. John Herron, Penn si.; John Cartwright, Cutler,
Wood st.; D. T. Morgan A Co., and J. D. Morgan, Drug
gist, Wood street. fnovls:3m
' Bounty Lands.
CAPT. NAYLOR, No. 163 Third street, corner of
Cbeny alley, having made arrangements at Washi
ngton for the purpose, will procure Bounty-Lands for the
officers and soldiers, their widows and children, under
the Bounty Lund BUI, passed September23th, 1850.
Pittsburgh, October 10.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made between the
undersigned and E. B. Grayson, Esq., of Wash
ington Citv, (late.of the Treasury Department,) for the
purpose, the undersigned will procure Bounty Lands
for the officers and soldiers, their widows and children,
under the Bounty Land Bill, passed -September °3tn
1850. JAMES F. KERR. Att’y. at Law, '•
oct22 . 4th st., bet. Smithfioldond Cherry alley.
Bounty L&na--Bol<Uera' Claims.
THE undersigned continues the business of Agent for
Soldiers'awl Widows' Claims for Bounty Land and
Pensions. Office on Fourth street, opposite the Mayor’s
office. loct2s:lml JOHN 8.-GUTHJUE.
Hosiery! Hosiery I Hosiery I
W R s‘i§AkX- a tJk bave f ® r sale > m l he OLD ESTAB
LISHED STOCKING MANUFACTORY, Fifth
street, between Wood and Market
COO dozens of men’s undershirts (all wool) at SI,OO.
“ “ u merino “ 1,00.
150 u u drawers “ “ 1,00
320 • u “ >• . . . (all wool) u 1.50
1000 u of fleecy Chamois and fur lined butfcsk
lambs wool and silk gloves of every size quality a
color, well adapted tor winter wear*.
600 dozen of ladies black lambs wool stockings, made
of fine American and Merino wool, with three threads
in keels and feet.
1000 dozens of children’s plaid and newjfaney styles of
gumelastic tops. '
75 dozen of childrens polkas, jackets,
victorines, gaiters and hoots. An immense variety of
die above goods have been manufactured and selected
with care, for our own trade/and will be sold at prices
which will defy all ctfflpetiuon. (Journal copy.)
Comer of FiftkStreet and Market Alley.
TUST RECEIVED* a large and well selected f
0 FRESH TEAS from the .Importers, comp
very best qualities of Green and Black Te
will be sold on the most favorable terms, wbr ;, .
retail. The attention of. Families is respectfv . [ U
to the assortment. {nov.9| HENRY C, .
Irish and Scotch Whiskey. "
TS/'ARRANTED FORE—Price 82,25 per guJoa/or
W per quart Jot sale by MORRIS A HA*
WORTH, in the Diamond. £d e cs
: t iti ,*.;
PENNSYLVANIA BAUiBOAOI
VOIICBIOGHItS, EOIITBI
GREAT CENTHAh HODTIcn
POD TIIK TRANHPOBTATION OF VBKtOHTTO AS2> o.
Bouutg Canto.
Bounty Lands.
Central Tca Store,
UKstellantana.
WEGNER & BUECHNER’S
New lithographic Establishment,
60 Market-street, between Third 8f Fourth,
IS NOW ready to furnish every kind of Lithographic
work in thejnost elegant style, saeh as Shdto\bills,
Maps ; Portraits', Landscapes, Cards , Bill heads, and La
bels, primed in gold, colors, Ac. f ■
, At the same place Messrs. : Moeser A Helmle have
opened a Dal wines School, and executeon order Drafts
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments; Ac., with all poßsi
■ble accuracyand elegance. . jal&ly
JOHN O’DONNELL.* ,- *• A. L.MULLBN,----- v.W. B. HUJtTBB.
O’DONNELL, MULLEN & CO.
Pittsburgh Chair & Cabinet wan Rooms,
No.'oB Third Strut, South Side. •
. O’D. M. & Co., respectfally inform their friends
icL: and customers that they have, if not the largest
ever before seen in this city, the greatest
Ham . ** iel y of Btyiesjthe finest finished, made of the
ih* r^?f^ aed materials, and by the bestiworfcnien.in
{a«Zii a. u c °«niry—all of which they are determined
~, as any other manufacturing establishment
importations? 111 atock u all our owa manufacture; no
AHromnft° lels furnished at the shorest notice.
_Ait orders to. ja!7,..
MAnpro t IT ißuy TCft*
liner kind 75c ; tto.besiMj!Xd«im 50e & a - ,he
Old country people, whouffc„a
exactly to their taste. We
rectfrom England, and the same
»«igj«-0|- any Out Sure in ;«s" a nge,^m
L.'. ■ ja!4
Allegheny Planing
ANDEESON StBEET, AtLEGHENT CITT*
THE subscriber would respectfally infonuibufriends
and the public generally, that having comft\ eled his
new Planing Mill, and having now. in openuon two
hew Eastern made Planing Machines, (Woodworth'
patent,) and several circular and npright Saws, he h
now prepared to furnish promptly and at reduced rvxt S
planed and sawed lumber of every description. '
The attention of steamboat joiners, carpenters and
builders, is particularly called to the above establish
ment, where a large assortment of planed and rough
lumber, of different thicknesses, suitable for shipping,
box maxing,house, steamboatwork, &c., can be round
at aLI times.
Also, lumber planed or sawed to order, with prompt
ness and despatch. john a. bloomer,
:"„-jal6;-:r;-v '
N» B.—All orders directed to Pittsburgh will receive
prompt attention. , .
Penmanstiip.
AT no time for many years has there been such un
scrupulous trickery practised upon the public
about penmanship, as at present. Pieces of engraving
are circolated.through-the town and country, with the en
graver's name suppressed, in order to induce tbe.igrio
rant to believe them to be penmanship. Peraons dest
rous of becoming rapid and elegant penmen, will do well
to call at DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE, and ex
amine the handwriting of some of the best .penmen in
the city, who have been instructed in this Institution- :
* dec27:daw r •• >'•
Prime Black Tea, from England* .
MORRIS-& HAWORTiL in have this
day received per “ packet shipDevonshire, n from
London. abouilSOO tbs. of Fine, Strong aud Rough Fla
vored Black'TEAS—-the very best that could be pur
ebasedin the English market. Price; 60 and 75 cents
lb. The Tea Market, in the Diamond,“eastside.” [jaB
.Soap Stone Griddles,
THE subscribers have just received a few dozen su
perior Soap Stone.GRIDDLES, diiect . from the
manufactory- As these Griddles are used. without
grease of any kind, they ore entirely free from the ‘gas
and offensive odorthat~aUends.the.usc of the common
iron Griddles, and which, makes them so objectionable.
For sale by JOHN DUNLAP &■ CO.,
declO CorMarket and Second sts.
OliioluUo&t
rTHIE partnership of Reynolds A Shee was dissolved
Xby mutual consent on the'.lst inst, The business of
the firm will be settled by eithcr of the parties, the name
of the firm to be used (or that purpose. ;
3. O. REYNOLDS,
J. L. SHEE.
On retiring from the business of Reynolds A Shee, I
would recommend Mr. J. L. Shee.to my friends. and the
formercustomers of the house.. -
-jaH : 8.- O. REYNOLDS,
CiUseni of Pltfsburgh
HAVE you all heard now cheap C. A.BEOWNis
selling his stock of fine Gold JEWELRY? If you
have not, then know that he is selling, a very rich and.
fashionable assortment of Gold WATCHES.arid JEW
ELRY at such astonishing low prices that all who have
called to see his assortment and pri£es,axclaim,—this,
certainly, is something new for Pittsburgh. What! fine
gold Jewelry selling at half the usual price! How can
thisbe? Slop a moment, we will teif you the secret;
we have made such arrangements with the manufactu
rers at the east, and also, with the Watch tnanufactu
rers of Europe, that we are getting nil our goods at the
lowest possible prices, -ana then, having-low rents to
pay, ana other expenses, also, cheap, enables us to sell
at a very small profit upon first cost, and therefore, a
wholesale price will 'answer. .Therelore, low prices
and large sales will be our motto;
Please call at 111 Market street, second door from
Liberty street. [declD] C. A. BROWN.
Removal.
THE PEKIN TEA STORE has been removed from
Fourth street to No 33 Fifth street, one door east of
the Exchange Bank, where the subscriber is now re*
celvinghis full stock of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
selected with great care, and purchased direct from the
Importers ihNew York. The stock consists of all the
different flavors and grades of Tea brought to the Ameri
can market, and will be sold wholesale and retail, at
prices lower than any other house in Pittsburgh.
Retail Grocers are invited to call and get samples,
and learn our prices for Teas packed in j and f ft pack
ages: or by the naif chest-
Coffee —Mocha, Java and Rio Coffee.
Chocolate —Baker’s Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate and Co
coa Shells.
Sugar— Lovering’s crushed and pulverised, and New
Orleans Sugar.
Raisins, Prunes, Ac. A. JAYNES,'
dec!4 33 Fifth at
Ground Feed-
TXTE are now constantly grinding teed for hbrned
TT Cattle and Horses, and assure Milkmen, Livery
Stable men and Feeders generally, that we can supply
them with an article of “ Chop” which iheyr will find
better and cheaper than any thing of the kind ever of
fered in tills market before. We have “ put up ” the
best set of machinery for the above purpoaeever.seep*-
Wcstof the Mountains,” and have made arrangements
for a supply of Grain that will enable us to furnish the
manufactured article in abundance and at Jowprices.
We have also constantly on band, of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE, Oil Meah Corn Meal, Meal;
Hull’d Barley, Rice Flour, Roasted Coffee* Mustard,:
Ground Cinnamon, do Cloves* do Allspice, do Pepper,
doGinger, do Cayenne, All the above articles we war
ram. RHODES' & ALCORN,; :
3d 3t , opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
To the Ladleii
TYFE HAVE NOW FINISHED 25 dozen of Ladies’
Yf fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKINGS, which
are softer in ihe wool and more durable in the colorthan
any we have heretofore made. Every article in the
Sock, Undershirts and Drawers, ladies’ and children’s
underclothing, made to order with punctuality.
The Old Established Stocking Manufactory* Fifth st.
dec6 W. DALY & C 0,,.
Printer's Cards*
JUST RECEIVED a supply of .Printer’s Cards; ivory
surfaced, satin surfaced, satin enamelled, India and
People’s colored Cards.
Always on hand, an excellent article of book and
news Ink; also, red,blue and green Inks; frbm the
manufactory of J. D. M’Creary, New York.
/ W. S. HAVEN,
Printer, Bookseller and Stationer,.
nov3o] cornet of Market and Second sts.
Fresh Teas.
JUST RECEIVED at the Central Tea Store, a fine
assortment of Tea.vix:—
: Best strong English Black ;
do Extra fine Ooolong;
do English Breakfast;
do Chulan;
do Congor:
GREEN TEAS—
Extra Silver Leaf Young Hyson ; .
do Gunpowder;
do Old Hyson ;
do superior Young Hyson ;
jalO H. C. KELLY, Fifth street.
IF YOU USE BLACK TEA, Morris At Haworth, in
the Diamond, sell the best in Pittsburgh , This is nO
puff, but a positive fact, as comparison willprove.
Good strong and pleasant Savored, 50c ft; the best
imported into the United States, 75c ft. Green Teas
equally good, at the same. All Teas at this establish*
ment are repacked freshfrom the original chests , fwhich
is much superior.to package Teas, which, in many in
stances, have been pat up to from two to three years,
and you might as well imagine that J3ay would keep is
well in a small bundle as in a. stack, as suppose Tea will
keep as well in u small package as in the original chest.
REVOLVERS !—Just received an additional stock of
Colt’s Patent Revolvers; also, Allen’s do. Very
convenient and necessary “ self protectors” to such as
may find itnecessary to be exposed at night. For sale
at the >v atch and Jewelry Store of
W. W. WILSON,
J&23 corner Market and Fourth sts.
COIN SCALES.-—Banks, brokers and businessmen,
who have not yet supplied themselves with' a aim--
pie, expeditions and certain detector of counlerfeltcoin,
will find it greatly to tlieir advantage to procure one'-of
these approved balances. “ A few more left.”
Price9,Bl,so, 53.5 Q and $5,00, according to size.:
ja23 W. W. WILSON.
GAS.— Jn*t received, a splendid assortment of Gas
Chandaliers, four, two and one borneri also,
Brackets, single and double; Solar. Lard Lamps, for
Parlors, Churches, Halls, Steamboats and Stores,in
large variety, of Cornelias A Co’s unrivalled, make;
alw,globes, chitonies and wick,
j a l4 cor Market & Fourth sts
FRENCH POLISHING PASTE—The best composi
tion for cleaning and removing spots from House
Furniture of every description. The application is.ex*
ceedingly simple, and the effect is instantaneous'and
lasting- Full directions for use on each box. - n "
For sale atthe Drug Store of . , . •
COULTEB Jfc-HACKE,
hovl -comer.of. Wood and Third sU..
ftUscellaiuons-
CORN.— 200 bushels just rec’d.for sale by ■ s
. STUART A SILL,
•J«3* : '• •• ■ : • ‘ tag Wood Bt.
OATS— 100 bushels for sale, by V • , ’
ja3l •” STUART A-81LL.
ILOVKR bushels In store and fof sale by
/• Ja3l .STUART* SILL.
BOLL BUTTER.—IObbIs. exua.for table use
Vja3l , ,; STUART# SILL.
fpOBACCO.—SO boxes prime fi’s, cheap, to close out.
± ja3l- ' . - ; STUART *SILL,
HICKORY NUTS.—SO sacks, instore and for sale by
jn3l V STUART* SILL.
FLOUR.— 50 bbls. ExtraFamilyin 6toreandfor sale
Ja3l ; ; y.' STUART & SILL.
"INEGAR—4O bbls. {pure cider.) In store.
ia3l .STUART A SILL.
CRAB CIDER—B bbls just receivedandfdr sale.
; ja3l : STUART*,SILL,
/"'l LASS—IOO boxes Bby 10 for sale by, '
\X ja3l STUART A SILL.
LARD— 10 kegs No. lia store and for sale.by
Ja3l. , . STUART-A SILL.
FLOUR—SO sacks for aaieby : f ~ • •
♦ 3831: ; - - - ' STUART A SILL.
COTCH SNUFF.—SO boxes, 4 oz. packages, Rond’s
extra, for sale by ga3Q STUART A SILL.
TlO LET.—Rooms and aieam power for mechanical
purposes. Enquire of .
ja3l SCAIFE A ATKINSON, 119 Front aL
EACHES AND ! * '
• 500 bush;Dried Peaches;'-'. - • 1 ;'*
4,000&9. Prime Kentucky Feather*.: -For sale by
Ja2l, . ; CARSON A M’KNIGHT. •
OAft BOXES RAISINS; 150 hairdo: .
20mats seedless Raiiins } T ' ' ,
25 casks Onrrantsj in store and for sale by '
J. RHODES A CO.*
. . . . . . . Nofl.VVood at
lf| CASKS SICILY,LIQUORICE;'
IVJ 2do Calbra do; ’ • * -
lO.boxes Repnea do;
do Lemons, in store and for sale.by
■ - JOSHUA. RHODES
2f)?&^E T S BAl*Ai> OlL,quarts;
Sifr' ‘ do pints'; • •
S d?rl w>md pickle8 ’ v
iaon v >ptsup y in store and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES £ CO.
40 rEv uMONDS •'
13 do Creamm..,. ...
for sale by
■ JjgL- ■ - InRHITA RHODES tc CO
UpES.-lSOdozbest^'.ieeiHies:
imd for gale byNalS) lX
F ORKS “S b 'l~S£«'f‘ V kn;
Forks, on kttnare
i° lB fg. 3. WATERMos A SONS.
QOYTKE• SNEA.THS.—42S doz,best patent
Scythe Sneaihs, on consignment nnd fartaia hv
JalB U B.WATERMAN- &&ONs.
AILS AND SPIKES.—42O keg 3 pi oils end. Ssitea
'forsale by *'■
ja!B L. S.\WATERMAN i'SONS :
Pearl, ash.—l2cosKspriine:Fearl Ash for sale by
ja!B , ... L. & WATERMAN & BQNS.
\XTINDQW SASHofallftylesTorsaleby ;
W ' ' r H.C/RELLY,
' J&10 * ' : Agent for FaUatqn Saeh Factory■
SCYTHES,— 75 doz best quality'Gras? Scythes i
: \CO do - do - Cradle - do?;
10 dou common - , . do;
on consignment and for sale by
■ „ L. S: WATERMAN:* SONS,
: Jttl9 ■ Nos-80 & 81\yateri &6ZFr6Dt at.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—IB bbls. -Extfa-'Faniily
Hoar for saie by, [jalO] • H. p:- KELLY.
lAS—2S half Cheats fine Youn^Hyson;
15 do'.', in £ and t-W, packages;
5 do fineßlabE; ‘
20 do do;ini,6oz.and 18.
In store and for sale by . >. v. : •/epackagea;..
dec!7 ' KING & MOORHEaIj.
rerHITE, HAVANA SUGAR—2O boles .White Ha
T T vana Sugar, just receives andfdr'sale by
decl9 - ... MILLER &. RICKETSON.
PAPER HANGINGS —French'and Amerleah Paper
Hangings pad Borders, from 610 to 62i00 1> piece,
for sale by : . W. P. MARSHALL,
jal« ' ■ >. . . . >B5 Wood st
AMT*ATCHESvJEWELRY/Ac^ —Now in storey a large
f f and-rich sto Ck of fine Watches, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods. ; : W.W; WILSON,
. . corner of Market and-Fourth sis
r
rTE^ESFoF^wlNEsTjTirßlSiiHKsreuuar
ble for medicinal pnrposes. fot sale by thtf quart or
bottle,bytiol4] MORRIS * HAWORTH.
CHEAP fKUnv-Neir JI. B. BDNCH'HAJSINsP
121 c. & 8.,t0 ft. for 81,00, or S24si> hoi.—forsalo
by^M^RßJS^AJßAWOßTHjjnl^^^raon^CdecS?
CIANARY SEED—IO bblß. for sale by ““
J dees B. A: FAHNESTOCK ACO
Oflfl BUS. CORN j
4-UvJ 200 has. Oats j
100 “ Shorts j Forsaleby..
T- ‘WOODS &' SON,
• Produceand Commission Merchants,
No, Water street.
i ENGLISH GIN AND OLO JAMAICA
a sale, wholesale or retail, by ' ' ,
•iaM MORRia & HAWORTH.
IKKSSED FLOOR BOARDS—SO,OOO feet, weir sea"
. soaed, and good quality, foi saje cheap by ,
~.JOHNX bloomer,
d 6 Allegheny Mills.
t>OX BOARDS—25 } UOO feel different thicknesses, for
Jjaaleby JOHT* A. BLOOMER,
J&IS . , Allegheny Planing Mills.
PEACHES— 305 sacks Juried peaches; - . r
It bbls. | do i . For sale by
iaB . . L.S.WATEftMAN ARSONS.
HAMES— 40doz. pair horse undtrrale haines for sale
by QaB3 L - S. WATERMAN &- SONS.
■ sIITTER—IS bbls.' fresh Roll Bauer ; j
.D 5 do packed do; *
10 kegs do forealeby
JaB LrSWATBRMAN'A SONS.
DRY APPLES—62 sacks Dried Apples i/ J '
10hbl8. do? For sale by
jaS L.S. WATERMAN A. SONS.
IJICKORY NUTS-rfl bags for sale by- ~
'Tt > jaB L: 9. WATERMAN A^ONS.
EXTKACT UK .LOU WOOD}
Castile Soap; - •••'•:
~ Sulphate or Quinine;>
Chrome Green,
dec24
CHEE3E— 160 boxes W.R.-Cheese marate and for
sale by; [dec24] MILLER &KICKETBON.
TOBACCO— 25 b axes Rnssell & kobinaon’a: •'
25 . do ,W. H,Gram’s;-.. , -
10 do Ha'vU’ i . '
, 10 do King’s. Foraalc by
de <*7 H3NG fc: MOORHEAD.
MQLASSK&r-10. bbls. (o&fcr:packagosi) i plantation
• Molasses receiyed per steamer Caledonia,'and for
sale by - tdec2or~ . • KING A' MOOR HEAD,
ERY SUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY just rec
and/or -sale by the bonie,gnari orgallon, by
MORRIS * HAWORTH,
in ihe piamond.
_ bols.XVo. 1 Lard; .
skegs do -do;- ‘
Jaatreceived and forsalo by .
MILLER A RICKETSON,
Nog.£2lanfl st.
CRAB CIDES—2O bi
Cl CHderln store and forSaleby
dec24 MILLER&HICEETSON
?/~JOEFEE—6O bagaprime Hio r pannew crop, recelv
ingagdforaaleby,,[novaO] . WM. PYER.
SPANISH OIGARS.-r*2o.ooo,Hegalias and Princpiea
for tale by - pal] STUART A SILL.
BUTTER— IQbbls, prime Koilj : . ,
• ; io fc e g g do- packed; for sale by
* "*■ KING
iRIEIP AfPLES—yO bus.rorfiale by •: "
r dec27 - f KINQ &MOORHEAP.
'ANTKD—One .of Muchell’s.State Maps o£ Penn
sylvania. ; Apply.at~No. 54'SmithfieTd etreef.
;
JE eiSjTery neatfyvgot upsorclmndanclfof sale by
John jdunlap.& co.,
cot Marfreland Secdnd.su.
PkflA 'BUSH. SHORTS in store and for sale by
UUU dec3l RHODES ALCORN.
Rlool)us£in store and for sale by
dee3l - .•••■. ; -• RHODES & AIXJORN.
. I Afl BVSH.*MIDDLINGStn smrotmttfbreale by
iUU dec3l : RHODES & ALCORN,
GO.RN— 525 bash. Corn, in the ear, in jitore ,ond for
, [dec3l]. RHODES A ALCORN,
GROUND FEED—On hand and for sale by ~
dec3l RHODES A-ALCORN.
CORN MEAL —On hand and far sale by '
decai - : - RHODES A ALCORN.
OMINV—S bbls.; White,'id store dad for sale by
. decaa KING: &• MOORHEAD.
Buck WHEAT FLO UR-Stm. sacks; 60. Ibs. eacb, for
sale. [dec23]. WM. DYER.
|RUiD iAPTEES—18 sacks just reo’dand for sale.
1 deeaa - WM; DYER.
bus. in store and for sale by
boxes ana loose Cheeafttbjs^e^
and 3 in whole,haiT nn<UgA)ls
. - - 1 |M ■ .. .
° casks large fine Cod fish fora ale.-
_decBB. • - :WM;JQYEE,
lEATHEkS—SOO lbs. prime Geese sale
. ?X [noyggl W&hDYER.
IHESTNDrs—SO bus. in store «nd tor sale by
• ■ deoil i; i r ••• •IViLIiTBR.
Hi Ci. KUUIY TOll 30 U Teaaof aJi coalition, wholc
,. Ba)e and retail, lower thaa'any other Sanaa an
Fifthatreet:;.Sign Central I’etTstoie. * iSSSt®
HIM
NO. 175.
COULTER & HACRE.
iconpmy Cra