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VOLUME IX.
PAILI MORNING POST.
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WHITE A CO., Gazette.
L. HARPER, Post.
-- ■ ROBT. M; RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES P. BARR A Co., Chronicle.
k-. FOSTER* BROTHER,Dispatch.
Dec. 1,1640 ] JAMES W. BIDDLE, Amcncau..
professional Cards'.
JOHN It, LARGE, Attorney at 2*atp, Fourth street, near
Smithfield. . . . mar3o
SAMUEL W. BLACK, Ammiey at Lata—Office on 4th
street, near Print, Pittsburgh," oct23
G ORLANDO i*OOMI3, Attorney at Law. —Office 4th
• st.,above-Wood. * . july4*y
fllHO&Aft Al> Attorney at Zau.-USice,
X' , jan7-ly
"O B. CARNAII AN, .dHomeyai Law—-Office on Fourth
IL. st». between Cherry alley alul Grant sl [je2-y
DR: BROWN’S OFFICE, No.GS, Diamond alley, hear
Wood street. _ fcbl
JN. M’OuOWRY, Attorney and Counsellor afLato. —
. Office id BakcWell’s Buildings on Grant street.
je29’J7«ly. .
T SCOTT, Dentist., Fourth at., five doors weal ot Mar
fj • ket. Ail work-warranted, and if not perfectly sat
isfactory no charges will be made. feblO
REMOVAL.— I)r. Robert Snyder, has removed his
office to Fourth street,.between Wood and Sruith
hcld streets. . . > . , marlS-ly
CDARRAGH, Attorney at Law —Office in Bakewetl’ft
• Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the Court
House.,.. , jy24:ly
TQHN BARTON. Attorney at Law —Office, Noribxide
11-of Fifth street, between Wood and SnMhGeld,in the
ante building with Alderman Morrow. sepdO-ly
GIDOEtiK P. UlliLMOill'i, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lour.—Office removed to the 2d door below Grant fit.,
•it Fourth,To the office lafely occupied by Alderman Mil
ver.. - .. marQO
NBUCKMASTEK, Alderman —Office: Fourth street
• thud door above Smiihfield, South side.
Convey&ncihgof all kinds dent with the greatest care
and legal accuracy.
Titles toßealKmte examined, Ac. novls
B r BIhDLK ROBERTS, Attorney at Law. Office No.
• 132 Southfield street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Collections carefully-attended to—special attenuo
given to Conveyancing. [oec3;ly
■ Or* CUarles AoXmaa*
BOMQ3OPATHIC PHYSICIAN, has removed his
office to Penn street, No. 231, {between Hand street
and Gamson alley); . . jdcc3Q
PE. 8. H.XXTBSE— '•LC.X’DOWAI.
TTEYSER A McDOWELL, (successoks to Kerb A
jQL Xstseb,) Wholesale and RetailDrvgand Prescription
Store, cot : *?r of Wood street and Virgin alley. Physi
cians pro siphons carefully compounded night and
day. • • .. oci3;tf
JOHN A. PARKINSON, Alderman , Fifth Ward, Penn
at. between Walnut and O’Hara sts., where he may
be found at all times. Those having houses or other prop,
erty to sell or rent,can have the some punctually attend
ed tot debts collected, and all the duties of on Alderman
will receive prompt attention. 0c27-p
XTENRY W. WILLIAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at
JQ»<Law, (successor to Lownc A WilUams,) Office at
thetold stand, Fourth sl, above Stmthfield. .
THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry
W. Williams. Eaq., ondmys*lf,m thepraeuceofthe law,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 26th alL.and the
business will hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil
liams, .whom most cheerfully recommend to oil for
whom I have the honor to do business—as a gentleman
every way worthy of their confidence.
deolS-ly WALTER 11. LOWRIE.
: Samuel P. Bon,
ATTORNEYfAT LAW—Office in Fourth street, near
Grant, in Lamartine Bmldmgs. matgffiw
TORN Ti BUTCEEL—. —— •. ....-—SAMUEL PALMER.
• •' • SUtehel A Paltner,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
jCIL- Ojne* on Fourth strut, a few doors below Smithfield.
Ailbasinessentnutedto their care,promptly attended to.
Collections made and Conveyancing executed on mode
rate terms. j - febllstf
J# D* detmtuusi ■ T
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Of-
JaL fice. Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourth street, between
Bmnhfield and Grant. ■■ . •. aps
Dr* GtorgQ ncOook
HAS selected Pittsburgh us hts permanent residence.
He has token the house lately occupied- by Aider
man Miller, on Fourth street, near Grant, immediately
adjoining the “ Lamarune House.” His Office is nttuch
cdtohis residence, where he will constantly be found,
unless absent on professional duty. Office hours from 7
o’clock* M. to 0 o’clock a.6L,and from sp. M.to7 p.
M 2 .■ ■ . • ■ . ■ novS
K* p.a o« L* D* Fetterman,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW—Office on Fourth street,be-
J\. tween Wood and. Smiihfield. . jan2s:y
W.W.Hallas,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office i second story WH
kins Ilalh 9 jan24:ly
Dr< James King*
OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET, one door West oi
Weaver’s Hotel: auglo:3m
' Wm« o*fl. Robinson,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office N 0.99, on Fourth
jtX: street, opposite the Mqyor’a.Office. jaug3l;y
. ■ - •'•••• . J* S* Hamilton.
A AT LAW, has removed to the office in
Fifth alreet,between Wood and Smithfield streets,
formerly pccuoied by Thos. Hamilton, Esq., dec’d.and
to the business remaining unfinished upon his
to their JJaguerreorope of citizens and olherc, at roorasin
the tlura g’-o’V of Bmke’s building, 4* ■
: PoreoM.wiahmg piotures taken may rest nt.aretl that
nsjpuns thill be .pared to produce them In the highest
Onrinßlramenu areorihe mostlew
erfulkind,imabHngu.to execute pictures ud«uren..h.t'
fortughfinieh and truthfulnes, to nitare Thepaffireare
aoUcitedtocalland examine.: ‘ ” re
; PereonaaUung for plhmres are neither retroirred orex
peeted them unless nerfeot saU«faction egiven. ■!
cmdctenucuS! 01 * this . a good depot for stock
lO~lnstructions given in the art, containing “the more
itcentjmpreveffients. • • • jutf
patly iilminnn, ilosf
Bnsinesa fiarbs.
A LEXANDER JAYNE 3, Piinri Tta Bunt, 33 Fifth
JX Bircel, near Wood. _ . f„si
JO3HUA- IIOiiiNSON, Agcal for Hamden A Co.’s
Zitm of.PacLtls, Fifth st., one doorbelow Wood* febl
Ilf LUJJAAI JACKSON, Paunt Medicine Depot, 69 Lib-
Ml «Tty street, bead of Wood- febl
PDELANY/FosftiorwWdCtolAmg Start, No. 4tt tab*
•erty atreet. febl
HOON A SARGENT* N-K corner ofWood and Sixth
streets. • .■■■■ v. febl'
XT HOLMES* SON, Bankers and Duller* *n Exchange
Xy » Com and Bank Notes, No- 05 Market street, febl
A FULTON, Bell and Brass Founder, No. 70 Second
XaL» street, between Market-and Ferry streets. febl
TFIOTOR SCRIDA, Booksellerf Stationer and Binder,
V-Fifth street, between. Wood and Market. >• jan?
eA. McNULTY A :CO. t Foncardlng and Commission
•• Merchants, Canal Basin. • -. _ tnar3
WM,~DYER, Grocer ana Produce Dealer, No. 153
Liberty street, Pittsburgh... . ... roar!7
oRFAI CLOSKEY,Taiier and Clothier, Liberty street
betweea SiXth and Virgin alley,south side.: seplQ.
PMcSTEIATj Brass Founder and Gas Fitter. Smith
♦ field street, between Diamond alley and Fifth st,
rpAAFFE & O’CONN OR, Proprietors Otine Pittsburgh
X Portable Boat Store comer of Penn and Wa> tie sts
COOLEY A LAIItD, Merchant Tailors, Wood street)
second door from Water) will keep constantly on
hand a well selected lot of Clothing. marl'i y
HLEL, (successor to Murphy A Lkb,) Wool lkalct
« ana Commission Merchant, for the sale of Ameri
can Woolen Goods. fcblO
JL. Wholesale Groter Commission Merchant,
• and dealer m Paper and Rags, corner Penn and Ir
win streets. jal4
T7"ING A MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocers and Produce
dY. Dealers, No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. 23-
JOSEPH WOODWELL, Importer and Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Hardware , corner of Second and
Wood streets oclh)
JOSEPH MAJOR. Boat Store, Ship Chandlery and
Agency of the Pittsburgh Lard Oil Tacior). No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. jnlB
KRAMER A KH AM, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
corner of Third and Wood streets, opposite the St,
GharlesHotel. •• febl
BA. FAHNESTOCK A CO., Wholesale Drug tVars
• fouie,corner ofPtrst and Wood streets, and corner
ofWoodaud Sixth. febl
SAMUEL MORROW, Manufacturer of. Tin, Copper
.and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street,between
Wood and Market. . fcblO
WM. GLENN, Bookbinder, corner olThird and Wood
streets, abovo C. H. Kay, where he is prepared to
dp_c?op’ desenpuonof ruWngjnnd binding. . . . pec2
JOHN li. MKLLOK,: Wholesale arid Retail Dealer m
Music and Musical Instruinents.lhanos,School Books,
and Stationery, No. l&l Wood street. jaht
JBRYA,R, Rectifying Distiller, and.Wholesale Dealer
•in Forergn and Domestic -Wines' autTLiquors, No.
1 14 Liberty street, and 511 Diamond alley. jydl •
l/'lNli A FINNEY, Agents ior the Detawarg- diurnal
IX Xniurancfl Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware
tquse of King A Holmes, Water street, neat Market •
' ... ' ’ febl •• '
WM. ALEXANDER & SONS. Coffin Makers and.Fur r
nwAmg Undertakers, corner of Penn and St. Clair
streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Pennsrcet.
' ' - - - - . . . febl
W. J.XROTII. T.P.SCOTT.
* &UOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer *n
-X Boots, (shots, Trunks, Carpet Bags, 4-c., S. W. corner
of Fourth and Smnhficld sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. {rarity '
Jons A. Craiu, laiO'Oi New Lisbon, 0,-. W. S. Sxisnbb7-
(IRAIG A SKINN ER, GeneralAgtncy Commission and ;
J Forwarding Merchants, No. 2d Market street, Pius
burgh, Pa. Prompt attention given to the purchase and
sale oi all kinds of produce. . *epl*d
WSI. MILIAR, flllLAtiA. . WM. RICXCTSOS, mTSRITROH.
XjSTILLKK A KICKETSON, Wholesale Grocers , and Im-
Xfi portersof Brandies, Wines and Sugars; Nos. 172
and 174, corner oi Liberty and Irwm strceis^’inisburgh,
Iron,Nails,Cotton Yanis. *c..ronsunUyonhaid.
SM’KINLEY, House, Sign and Ornamental Pain ter,
• and dealer in PAINTS, No. 44 Jt. Clair bt., Pitts
burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either
Ja ? a » and Copal Vanish; Linseed Oil;
Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpenuno; Window Glass, of all
sizes; Putty, Paint Brushes, Ac., alt ol the best finality,
and tgi sale at reasonable prices. aepll
. . t Isaac Williams*
Merchant tailor, gnmbfieiii Bireet.No.l2.be-
tween Ist ami 2d streets. - - ■*-*-
: _ 'Morni 4 Haworth,
r I>, JM POUTERS “OF- WINES.
'& ;AiNl> TSastynJe of the Diamond
frisjurgh. niaySl
J. A. COrLTEB*—- ||. ItarrE
Coulter & flaeke,
IITHOLKSALK AND lUxTAli* DRUGGISTS, cor
;f-f . »«ir of Wood ami Third s»pels, under St. Charles
Hoifrl, Pittsburgh, Pa: .* may l
l>anlei Youucuon,
House, sign, and ornamental painter,
Liberiy siren, oppo.-ue Hand. AH work neatly
executed. Orders punctually attended io. (warthby
U.C. StooktOD,
ATE Johnston & Stockfon, BOOKSELLER, STA-
Ij TIONEK, PRINTER and BlNDER,corner of Mar
ket end Third streets; PmsburKh, Pa jy:* a uf
James P. Uorbaeh,~ “
RECTIFYING DISTIhLKR,
AND pEALKfI IN
Foreign and Domestic IFi nee. Liquors , Ctgars,
No. U>7 Liberty st. corner of alley,
novlO] ; PtfU&urgA Po.
U. D, PATTON,
(Successor to J. S. Bonnet A Co.)
Wboleiale Grocer, Xieetlfylng; Distiller,
AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQVOna, CIGARS, FItVITS , N UTS, $ e
lO2 Liberty-street, Pittsburgh. npd
JOHN B. SENNKDT.
KENNEDY & HASLETT,
SncccsiOKs to Kt nsity A Knox.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers t» Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, Fancy and Variety Goods, Baskets,
No. 94 Market street, between sih si. and the Diamond,
in- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Pittsburgh, August 2G, USO.
George Beale, Jr*,
MANUFACTU REirOF BRUSHES. Wholssals and
Retail, No. 75 Wood street , Pittsburgh, Pa. Con
stantly on hand, a general and extensive assonmeutof
all kinds of BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices.
N. B.—Machine Brushes, Ac., made to order at the
shortest notice. ■ . ■ mar3fcy_
L. s. WATEB34AN.• • -B. N. WATEBUAN.. • W. & WATERMAN
L. 8* Waterman A Sons,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,'Commission and For
warding Merchants, Dealers in all kinds of Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, and Agents
for sale of Richmond und LynchburgmanufacturedTo
bacco. mart)
JOSHUA P. ANSUUT2
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
Nuts, Spied,Cartfcctionary, Sugars, Cigars, sc.,sc,
NO.G WOOD STREET,-RAST SIDE, NEAR WATER,
julyj • PITTSBURGH.
W- CUNNINOILAM- —»... —— • - —.—. -. o. DUNCAN,
D. CUNNINGHAM* m —• • -«- • - —; —— .D. lUUSSN.
Plttsbargb City Glass Works*
W.,CUNNING HAM & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WINDOW GLASS,
’No. 20 Market strut, between First and Second,
Pittsburgh, ra.
117* Particular attention paid to odd sizes.. Also.
Demers m Flint Glass, Vials, Bottles, Ac. Qy22:ty
A. J. STUART.-—*
STUART A SILL,
Grocers, and Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 118 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheat, Rye,
Oats, Corn, Barley, Pork, Bacon,.Buuer, Lard,
Cheese; Clover, TnfflUiy and Flax Seeds; Iron, Nails,
Glass, &c., Ac., Ac. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Western Produce.
References—Meesrsk Myers & Hunter, Robt. Dalzell
A Co., Hampton,Smith & Co., King&Moorhead.McGills
Sc, Roc. James May, Pittsburgh; Fenner Sc McMillan,
Massillon; Jos.S,Morrison,Esq.,St. Louis yep2G .
Walter P. Marshall,
(Successor to Samuel C. Hi-11,)
IMPOBTKB AND DEALER IN FRENCH AND - AMEBtCAN
PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS,
Window Shades, Fire Board Pnnts, ■ SfC,
Also—Writing, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
No. 85 Wood street.
between Fourth Bt. and Diamond alley, west Blue,
JuD ■ • ■ •• Pittsburgh, Pa.
THOMAS WOODS.*.*.* SAMUHI. WOODS
T. WOODS A BON,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,.
J°‘» No. 01 WATER STSKET, PITTSBDBaH.
SAMCKI. P. SHHIVEB,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN PITTSBUROII MANUFACTUBED ARTICLES,
Aoj. 130 and 132 Second-stbetween Wood and Smithfield ,
jal.tf ■ . Pittsburgh.
BOWN A TETLEY.
PRACTICALCUTLBRS.suRGICAL AND DENTAL
instrument Blanafactnrers*
NO. 140 NEAR VIROIN ALLEY.
"TTTE have removed our store.and Manufactory from
Tf.- Liberty street to the above named place, for the
purpose of having more convenience for manufacturing,
which we intend going into extensively. All orders in
ourlina wilibeaUendedto with punctuality and difepatch.
Jobbing and Repairing neatly done and promptly exe
cuted.
Ageneral assortment of Hdrtftonrr and Cutlery we .will
always keep on hand, dnd sell it at lowest prices.—
We have just received a fine lot of Guns, Putols and
Rrt'ofmriTnilors and Hair Dressers 1 SAears,and other
Goods generally kept in Hardware Stores. Turners,
Furners, Hauers and Saddlers’ Tools made to order;
Razors Ground and Handled, Pen Blades Ac.;
1 Guns and Pistols repaired, Ac., Ac. . .
N. B.— Particular attention paid to mantuactunog
Trusses and Supporters. dec27:ly
it.?-
REAIi ESTATES BROKER.
HENRY W*. FISH
HAKoDened .anOffice at-the comet ofSnmhQeldland
Fiuh streets, Pittsburgh, known as the M Great
irafgain corner*” and willdevote his entire tirfie aud at
tention to the Purchase, Sale and Exchange qf Real Es
<o«, in oily and country
■J. if: 8 •■swwuwiee.iwth the bwineu, he hopes' to
line of biisinesa! avor ira Agencies in their
• ■ RSIBBSRCBS’
Beli, • ' Ira B. Hersey, " :
il. HjM’Cullimgh, John F. Peny ’
Oeo. F. Gillmore, Lyman Wilmarth.
J..K, Moorhead, Capt. William Ward,
Thos. Howard, W. O. Leslie. t«opl‘i:y
■ John M. TfliwiiawfC " ~ .
TYRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 43, Market
XJ street, three dooraabOTCThird,Pittsburgh, will have
constant!) on hand a wcllseleclhdassortmcntofthebeet
and freshest Medicines, which he will flell 0 n the most
reasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will he
promptly attended to, and sappplied with article" they
may rely upon as genuine.
Physicians prescriptions wWbe accurately and neatly
OMiight al any hour of the day
.Also, for sale, a large stock of fresh and good PERFU
MER** dec39
Eagle Glass Works.
JOSEPH D.
uamiracTUßSa of orken glassware:
and Flasks; Porter, Scotch Ale , ItftnsroJ Water„ Patent
Keeps coustaniiy on hand a general assottraentof Uie
above arucles.
R7* As the other Green Glass Factories are all
stopped, as is the custom in summer,, this Factory is note*
xn full operation, and viUconunussrtopsratlon'Mth sum
mer and teinirr.
Orders thankfully solicited and will be filled at the
shortest notice -*-r‘ >
„ Hr JVarcAouis, Second street, between Wood and
Smuhfield streets. , DytN-^fkly
The Old Printing Estal>Jtatnn4)Ghu'#r v
(late Joansron A stocktos’s*) - r .
Jlnd Blank Book and Stationery WarehouseC •
I XT S. HAVEN Is prepared to execute eve.v style of
rVy • Legal, Commercial,Canal and Steamboat 1 Job
Printing and Book Binding; and furnish every article
m the Blank Book,Paper and Stationery line, at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. "
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, comer of
Market and and Second streets. . . ; ......
tE/~ Printing Offioe and Book Bindery. No. $b Third
8.L c _ e i: - povtG ■
R. C. STOCKTON, v - : .
„ .. (Late Johnston & Stockton,)
22S?^i er » stfttlOM, “» Printer & Binder.
TTTOULD respectfully invite the attention of Mer-
TT f ® lherß »M» large and superior stock
o! BLANK. BOOKS, consisting o f Day Books, Journals;
Ledgers, Invoice, Cusb, Order and Letter Books, of every
size, made of the best paper, and rnostdu
fable manner, which he offers at prices that cannot fail
togive satisfaction. Blank Books ruled and bound to
any given pattern. Printing of every description exe
cuted with neatness and dispatch. No. 47 Market &u
ja4
lithographic Eatahliihment of
WM. 80HUCHMANN,
M m VL ? TB f KEr >, ™ - post-ofcicb, pimsnaoff.
APS, Landscapes, Bill-heads, Show-bills, Labels;
Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business
land Visiting Cards,etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone,
and Printed in Colots, Gofa, Bronze or Black, in the
most approved style aiidut the most reasonable brices
octlSmly , . : r --- • r •
A FULTON, Bell and Brass Foundetyhas rebuilt and'
« commenced business at his old stand. No. 70, Sa
cotul, between Market and Ferry streets, where he wiU
be pleased to see his old customers and friends. ;
« rt %? rc - ,s \ eai^b^^anibellB of every size, from to to
10,t»Q pounds, cast from patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials
Mineral Water Pwpps, Counters, Railings, 4c., 4c.,
A. F. is the sole agent tor itehftfU’r if*.
ioZ, so justly celebrated for the redaction of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be had ot
him at alt times. _ novli-y
W
ILUIAM TUOVUiLO, Unctcriattr, Fifth street, ini*
J mediately opposite the Theatre, respectfully In
forms hts fnenUs and the public in general, that he has
fesamed his business as a Furnishing Undertaker. He
Is supplied with and always keeps on hand Coffins of all
sizes and kinds, Shrouds, and all other articles necessary
on such occasions. 7
Silver plates,lce boxes, and leaden coffins will boson
medin order. A.fine hearse and carriage always ready
o attend funerals. . sepSPUy •
.wai.alrxani>f,r a sons
Cafryis Maxubs amd FvEntsuuia
‘emPiffi™ l comer of fra* and
Cff/Lj,. i Clair su, opposite the Exchange
Entrance' on Penn st., res
— . ■ • pectfully Inform their friends and
the public, that they ore prepared in furnish and "attend
to everything in the line or Undertakers, os .they have
quit the business of Cabinet Making,' ana their attention
wiU be devoted altogether 10 the above business, keep a
large assprtment of COFFINS made and finished, cover
ed, and lined in the neatest mannor, with a variety ©,
materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS ready
made, of all sizes, of Flannel, Cambric- and Muslin, at
all prices, and made in the eastern style, and all other
arucles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SILVER PLATES
or engraviog the name and age: ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wish to kCcb their friends
any length at time, and have ZINC PANS to pnt ice in
for laying on ihe body; LEADEN Coffins always on
band. \Ye have a splendid new HEARSE and a noirot
fine horses,and nuy number of the best camuges, etc.,
eic., and will be prompt, punctual, and reasonable.
ftugltt-y
ONONGAHKLA PLANING MILL.— -James Mell
inoks would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that bis new establishment is now in full opera
tion, ami that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
Gil all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude,and
at tiie lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, con
stantiy on hard.
Sash, Doorsand Mouldings, ofevery description,made
to order.
k. n. lUtfLvrr.
Builders and Carpenters would find iuoihelradvan
tage to give him a cull, as he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suitable for every description of wotk.
JOHN UAFFETT JAWSS oLl>‘
v MAFFRTT &OLD ,
(Successors to the late firm of John Bberlffi A Co.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
.• T AND MANUFACTURERS
1 | 0 —• of Brass Faucets, Steam and Gas
f T. | Cocks, with all the various articles
used in the PLUMBING busi-
NESS,Not.lS7andl2Pßlrststreet.
Tlie above aro now prepared to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand every variety of Guage and Steam
Cocks, such as are used by Engine builders anffPlumb
ers; uiso, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents, Brackets, Gas
Pipe, Ac., Ac., Ac. (nov29
National Hotel, Pittsburgh*
Situated on Water Street, opposite the Landing of the
BrovmsviUe Steam Packets. .
£HIB House having undergone a .thorough repairing
and fitting tip, both inside and but, the subscriber is
ermined to use every exertions in his power to make
all comfortable that think proper to e all with him. The
Table will be always supplied with the best the market
affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicestUqaors.
Attached to the house is a good stable, attended by a
good Hostler. JAMES REAMER, Jygp
AU.BN BBOW3I. W. C. CONSSU.T.
BEOWS’S BOTBL.
CORNER OF. SEITUFIRLD AND THIRD STB.,
Pittsburgh, Fa. ••
BROWN & CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS.
W. g—flood Stabling attafcticflto the hoase. ,
•THOUAS b. SILL.
QRBSRSBVBQH HOTSIm
~ IHaebauoh’s Old Stand.) • '
THE subscriber having leased the above well -know
and excellent establishment; is now prepared to en
teriain his friends and the traveling public generally, in
the best manner and on the most reasonable terms.
: Ills TABLE will at ali times be supplied with every
delicacy of the season ; and hie Bar with the best of Li
quors.
His stabling is very extensive ; and every arrange
ment has been ntade for the accommodation of Drovers;
augfctf WM. CLAWSON.
Waverly House.
/a THE undCrawfnqd having:
foj) succeeded Mr. John Yimoxn
r«gfL Ww in this popular establishment, announces to
• his friends and the public, generally, that ho
will us: his best efforts to keep up the well earned and
long enjoyed reputation of Ihe house. ;
lie will keep constantly on hand every or
the season, Gore, Shelland Can Oystees.Ac., and his
Bar will at all times be supplied with the Choicest Li*.
quoss. [decl7;ly.] W. C, GALLAGHER.
, “OUR HOUSE.”
SHELL OYSTERS AND GAME'received daily at
“Oub House,” No. 24 Diamond alley. .
WMBENNETT.
. Hatty Capa and Hittflh.
95 Wood of Diamond alify, Sicondstory,
n*. OFFERS his customers and toe -public
/ jf| an entirely new and fresh stock or H&ls,f|f|l||L
and Muffs, in great variety, manu-wr
factured and selected with much care in vefefence to
price, style and quality, in New York chy,<and will be
offoredatthe lowest rate? of present low prices, Whole
sale and Retail. ; „ ,[oeil2!tf
H9* NO. tt>B WOOD STREET. jSSEfo'.
JJt. FALL FASHIONS I WmL.
Received at the OLD stand of G. W-J vZTVfr.
GLABSGOW, Beebe A Co.’s Fall style of Hats for
1850- Those in want of a good Hat or Cap, at a small
advange above'dost for Cash, will please call at No. 103.:
Wood street, east Bide, third aoor below Fifth street.,.
nug3l:4m 1 ■ •-'
BneenCtty Shirt Store. * .
NO. aft S*»Cl*lr «treeti ! (near the
large assortment of otirown make constantly on
hand. ; customer SHIRTS zn&de to order promptly.
dec24:ly ; &APLAUL.
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1851.
Bna'tum <2arba.
hotels, scc: :
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Smi&taiwn Sines. -
flgeney for Different Dines of Packet Ships.
£4B: P AS SEN G E R ,0F F 1 UE.Jg:
WSmUm..- £O5 trnBBTT sT-iPtTysuuAaiL ■.■•■SSmSß,'
For &.'W;BYRM&B+ CO., S3 South strut,-Neti York >'
:3&- Waterloo .Soady laverpooli ■ and C 5
New Orleans.
HAS A IJNE OF PACKETS snilingevcry five days
from Liverpool to New York; alme of Packets
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the IBih of each
month; aLmeof.Jtaeketsto Baluinore on the 20th oi.
each month. Also—a Line DfPackets on the Bih and
54th' of each mouth from London and Portsmouth to
New York*. . ... „
ALSO—Droits at sight al Wayson hand, for any amount,
at the lowest nttes-iof discount and oil information
given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure; by their Agent.- JOHN THOMPSON,
JaO SO5 Liberty si., Pittsburgh-
ncw Arrangements. .
‘LINE OF PACKETS
IglipSpsjfefe, PHILADELPHIA.
'SSmmSmr to sail from Liverpool
■rjßEWffjisKTyUMilw Otrtht Eighteenth day tf every Month.
JANE 11. GLIDDEN, Ambrose Child, 700 tons-lSth Nov.
JAMES BROWNE, Arthur Child, lUOOlon** »18th Dec-
GONDAR, J. G * Barsloto. 050 ions v 18th Jan-
NEW SfllP, ,850 tons ♦••18th Feb
The above ships arc built of the best materials and af
ter the most approved models for swiftness, combined
with the modern improvements for the comfort of pas
senger ’Their commanders ate men of known ability
- These packets will take qilvoalfigc of steam tow
umsfce Delaware*
Alsb, ships Ailing wpeily from Liverpool to New Or*
JeMjh, Passengers cait get up the river cheap through
terms of Second Cabm-and Steerage passage, ap*
pljftpocaddress by letter (post-paid),
r v p. W, BYRNES tc CO ,
* 838outh street. New Yprfc ;
** * 55 Waterloo Road .Liverpool:
/ £(i to „ JOHN THOM PSON,
tiovM Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
vjLtverp&olaudPhUftdelpliiajPacUeta,
Sibling from L\verpocLan--.tS£' Eigfcttenih.oftach‘Monih.
iL. Ship Jane 11.-Glidden, Capt. Child, Nov. IS.
Janies Bmwne, ‘‘ Child Dec, 48,
UWafoP “ Uondar, •;•••. . “ Barstow, Jan. (8.
” . —S «•»*;-'. ■ f c Glidden, Feb. lE.
These ships-are oftbe-largest cUss. The-accothmo
dations for second cabin ana steerage passengers, are
unsurpassed for eomfori, and Ih'e days of sailing will be
punctually adbered/o. , -p:: • i-j v.
Pried df steerage passage 820: ; Certificates good for
13 months; or the money Ycfanded if the passengers ‘do 1
not embaTk. Apply to : DAVID M. BARBOUR; . -
1 . A - atJfohnWau&Co.’a, ' ‘
i ■’ •/. '..•:.;..B66:iAberty l street4:K
Drafts for any amount given, upon the Ulster Banking
Company and. Branches, the Itoyalßank -ci Ireland, or
Spooner, Atwoods A Co., Brokers, London. [riovl9:3m
foreign passenger office*
! smBABOY!xEX?
WHO COMMANDSt
• h A an db s j fe.coi r '-^™^
Who have appointed the subscriber Agent for their turn
Lines of Ships from Liverpool to'New York
Philadelphia and Boston. - ' t r
• Lei the Friends of Emigrants be careful to have iheir
arrangements made according to the new 'ProvidonLaio,
iand lake no man's receipt, wiihoui having it inserted)
otherwise they will have topayin Liverpool,before they
'ship. ■ •. ; :»
j The following is the list, according to lawi
•21 &s. Bread, •£r fits. Beef or Pork, ‘ -
1 ‘V Flour, p? I pint Vinegar,
* 5 •« Oatmeal, S' I to. Sugar?
2* “. Rice, • -■ •JJ.. J’f Mmasses; !
.; 5 “ Potatoes, « 2 ox. Tea, '
.‘With three quarts of Warerper-day, and sufficient F.
/or Cooking. \
Tbocaboose the 04ft of Pas'
sengers, uro kept under cover. Every attention will be!
paid topromote their health.o&d comfort.
; Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pur
chased at current rates. . ;
Debts, Legacies, Penvtuii, Ac.; Ac., collec t ed.and
eopics of WiUspTocured,,witli every other basiness con
nected withan European A»ceni.
Joshua robinson; ;
. European Agent, ,
; apßj Post Buildings, corner of Filth and Wood sts. '
! gSSgSW ' KBMITI'ANCBS /
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i- England. • •'.• ‘fggt&W
. i,v ’WALISj, j
FltANOftjnml • GERMANY,
To any erammi,t>y
Joihaa Koblnion,
■nJj(en(, Post Buildings ear. Fifth and Wood s ti
- «jgs@r UM
tflgmOF■ LIVERPOOL- AND
‘ PACKETS. : *sgag&s
7b SaiV from PhiUtdtlpkia onthe l2tA, and 'from Liverpool
on ik*2Hik ! t>ftatkwnaniA* ■
Ships William Pstnv, LOOOtohs.
“ Uibesnu, ' 1,25 a “
“ Philadelphia, 1,40 g «
“ Kalamazoo, ' LOOO *‘
RICHARDSON BROTHERS * CO., Agents, No*. 12
and 13 Tower'Buildings, Liverpool.
! RICHARDSON, WATSON A CO. r Agents, No, 6
. Cheimut street, Philadelphia .
fIMIK subscribe™, Agents for the above Line ofsplcn
/ A did new Packet Ships at this City, are prepared to
furnish passage certificates to parties residing in this
country who may be desirousof sending for their friends,
to come out by cither of the above Ships. They are also
>repared to remit money to any part of the Old Country
>y tight drafts on the Bank of Ireland and Branches, aud
mJUe&Brs. Richardson Brothers & Co., Liverpool. For
particulars, apply to or address
BROWN * KTRKTATRICK,
; nov2 No. 144 laberty street, Pittsburgh.
JJiiscellancoiis
joskpu urraNCorT.*---**--—.........
LIPPKjycaTT 4BARR,
(Latx J.S.Srmcxaua it Co.)
Elannfattiirera ol Fhosoix Fin Proof Safes.
Stand unci, bttusitn Wood and SmitifieJd. • *
X"\N Tuesday afternoon, July 80, 1848, the undersigned
wore called upon by Messrs, lip, encou & Barr, to
Witness an honestonu fair test of one o. their I’hmnix
Safes; The furnace being prepared, tae Sole was placed
i aside thereof, with books, papers and some money: when
: he door of the Safe was closed and the fire kiudled at
quarter past 2 o’clock, and in a short time the Safe was
red hot; and continued till half past G o'clock, being about
four and. a half hoars, when the committee expressed
their satisfaction that the time occupied, with such heat
was sufficient. Thefamaeo wasthen pulled dowu,Bafe
Cooled, and door books, papers and money
safe. The neat was so great os to melt off the-brass
mountings. Wo therefore take pleasure in recommend
p^Jb^vTsb»ol,"4)“^e ■' , -
NOCKAKAWSON,
CORNWALL & BROTHER,
BRANNON ATUATCHEff,
BENEDICT* CARTER,
ISAAC CROMIE. ’
-1 am engaged in the foundry business, and know
something about furnaces and heat I witnessed the
burning of the above Bafe, andcon freely say there was
ho humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them
to the public os being, in my judgment, entirely fire
proof. . ' v : ; WM. KAYE.
= In calling upon the above gentlemen for their signa
tures, they p 11 spoke in the highest terms of tiie fairness
of the test, and their fall confidence of the Safe’s being
entirely fire-proof. We havo coattaptiy on hand and foi
sole a full assortment of the above Safes.
1 martl ' ; ■ BELL* TERRY.
“ Wholeisla and Hot all, - ~“"“
SADDLE, HARNESS ANDTRDNKftTANUFACTORY
*I>OBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in-m.:, ;
JX form his fnends and the public generally. l
Tat he continues to occupy-lhatlarge andcom
modiousStore Room>f6nnetlyoccupied b y S am uVlFahn*
esiock'* Co.y No.Bfl, comer of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he kceps.a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Tninka, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bags.VaUses. Buffalo Robes, Whips; and all other arti
cles to his line, . > ■ . • • .
; He also keeps constantly on hand,and Is prepared to
famish to order, all kindaof Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the bestmaterial>andlnh style of workmanship equal
jotjreeaatenr manufactured article,and atfiG per cent.
C ;cShfrofifirrefta»fif Partners would do well to eall
aniexamine his stockhefore purchasing elsewhere, os
l ho Is determined to sell first rate artioles at very-low
P ftD**Don’t forget the place, No. 80, corner of Wood
; tree! and Diamond Alloy-' ‘ Sp2o
! Roasting Bottlo Jacks.
THE aubscribershave received another small lot of
superior Bottle Jacks, direct from.Bheffiold, war
ranted to work well. In presenting this article to the
notice of the public, the subscribers deem it necessary
to remark, that daring the last five years they have sold
several dozen: and as for as we have been able to ascer
taia they have given entire satisfaction. To suoh as do
not i understand what ts meant by a bottle-jack, we
would explain that -it ill; machinery resembling clock
work, but much more powerful, .enclosed in a brass
irarne, atid worked by a strong steeUpjing; that its ac
tiort is alternate, andregttlated by a horizonlalfly wheel,
to which issuspended the joint of beef, Or any other
thingtohe roasted; that the mnehtne when fully wound
up will continue ih motion for two o. "tree hours The
Joeke are generally used with a screen or a largo tin
reflector, which greatly accelerates the proof of roast-,
&
dec23 t , corner oX Market and Second eta.
NCOld VCtli”
KE respectfully inform pur fnenda ; and the public
who suffer from that we have work
aome very■fincr* :^•.!^ o ” ,6s Yarn into men’s
Socka, which weare savafieu mu prove most dorabie
and comfortable to the wearer.
. Also—A large supply of Undershirts and Drawers of
everyoualityi
The Old Established Siocking. Manufactory, Fifth st.
deed . 1 W.DAIV * CO.
ROLL BUTTER—3 bbis. fresh for sate by
deed WM.DYER;
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Sransportation gnus.
MSt spn SSa SSk
mmSSSSSmm • 'ZbSGhSSm j< ‘*3&mSS«i»
... Pennsylvania. RaUxpad-Company
■\TTILL be prepared to Transport MERCHANDIZE
?V from PHILADELPHIA to PITTSBURGH in an
ticipation of.the opening of tbe Eastefr Dmafbn of the
Pennsylvania Cannt/eay on and afldr the TWENTI
ETHof FEBRUARY, at the following rotes, vi 2« • ,
For Ist Class—-Dry. Goods, Hniv Boots, and- Shoes,
Druafjßoobs,Stationery,&c.,at- —-SLper lOOEjs.
For2dClass—Hardware, Paint
and Dyestnffa,Oils,&c., ttt-.. ..<..80 cents per lOOfijg.
For 3d.Class—Coffee, LeafTobqcco,Troit, Guano; Ba
con,Beef, Pork, &c., -GO cents perlQOibs.
For 4th Class—Tar, Pitch, Rosm,. Ashes, Marble* Pig
Iron, Bricks, &c., at so cents per IOOBia.
h n Houston,
Freight Agent, Penna. Railroad Co.
■ » N 05.27-1 &270Markei Street* Philadelphia;
N.B.—Goods,going East by our Bond should be:con*
signed to. . McFADEN &.COVODE,
v PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY'
PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADELPHIA
J&d PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Druly at s A.
P. M. Leave Fittebnrgli Daily at 8 A.M.,
an , d A£. M - A. HENDERSON,
febl-gia . Passenger Agents
PENNSYLVANIA BMiiROADt
tmtia
AHBAWOEMEMT
30 Houn to Philadelphia!—M3 Niles Railroad— 9»
aOOD INTENT, AND EXPRESS
LINK STAGE COMPANY. Six daily lines of
new Coaches, for Ifolhdaysburg, and thencebrihenew
Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia, New Tort and
Baltimore.
During the suspension of Canal navigation,six daily
lines of Coaches will leave for Holltdaysburg, and Irom
thence by the New Pennsylvania Railroad, (243 miles,)
to Philadelphia. Time through 30 hours. > 1 •
Fare to Philadelphia * $ll,OO
Fare to Baltimore io,oo
Coaches will leave every morning at 6 o’clock pre»
.Cisely, and every mght at the. same hour. Extras to
.leave at any time, always inreodiness. This isvihe most
comfortable and expeditious route to the' Eastern
■Cities. ■■ ..
.Passengers for Baltimore new Railroad at
{ Harrisburg, direct,.on the arrival of the cars at that
place.-For passage or information; apply to
W, & MOORHEAD,fct. Charles Hotel,
°t.u> MonongahelaHouse.
. dec.23•;. . .
JfOUOHIOGHKKY ROUTE I
' TWEtmr*tBBXS-MILSd THE SHOStEST notrrs '
to Baltimore; and Philadelphia!
j| ? JSSL&'' ; ''the'. «tesm«,THOMAS 'SHRiyEBy M.
gpgppfflllaßAiLßY, Master, leaves Pittsburgh) from, her
boatyabove the Monongahela bridge, daily; at 4
P clock, P.. and West Newton at 8 A.M,, -Tunning in
connection. with;a daily;line-of: apftndid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence to Balti
more and Pblladelpbia?
For farther information enquire of
G. M. HARTON,
Passenger Agent)MonoDffabela House;
or, Capti JACOB' SMITH,
Freight Agent, Wharf Boa
dec2O:orrt
GftBJAT CBRTaAIi aOVTEti
•THE PIONEERS OF THE NEW RAILROAD * *1
Through in Days to Philadelphia and BaUimore. _■
TfiTE take pleasure in ; announcing totha Merchants
"T Pittsburgh and the!Western Business commu
nity. tjiat bn and after Monday, the 16th Sep tanker y we
will receive ami forward goods via. the Cemral Bail
rcad, and guarontee'them to be through in‘4 days. 1
Our extensive: stoeir of Cars and Boats enable Us to
offer thus above expeditious rmiretbuhe publieVwlulflt :
we sttll cpntinuenar.tisual Lines -.via' Harrisburg and
Columbia.* ,Merchaals .wishing jroodsbrbught.frora the
East with certainty, and dispatch, atlowiaiefvorpro
duce shipped there, areihvitdd to call on - -* *
co i Pittsburgh, •
ATKINS, G^CONNOR'ACO^PfailadelV,
froprutorsof tha Pittsburgh Transportation Lins.
Or the following Agents— - . r t
‘O’ConnorACo.,7o North street, Baltimore. ■
, . R. Block, 6 Battery Place} New York.
- , Elliott A Young, lißoanesireewßoston.
; sep!3tf, ... V ,•= . :• .'■ v
fittiburgh Portahle Boat Blue;
SOUTHS nUSamttIATION OV »a£tGftt lO iJro tBOM '
PITTShVRQH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE.
, NEW YORK, BOSTON, Ats-^. - •
THOMAS BORBIDGE,) XTA AFFE & O’CONNOR,
1 PkUadtiphia. J { Pittsburgh, ,
riIHE Canal being now open/the pfbprietors of this
a longestabLishedLine are as asual at their old stands,
receiving and forwarding Merchandize, and Produce at
low rates, and with the promptness, certainty and safety
peculiar to Thetf system ana mode.of Transportation,
where intermediate transhipment is avoided? with its
consequent delaysand probability of damage:-
Merchandize ami Produce shipped East or West, and
Bills of Lading forwarded free ot charge for cahmission,
advancingor storage. . Havingnointerestdirecilyorin-,
directly in steamboats, that Of the ownersis sotlefy con-,
suited when shipping their goods. ‘
Ail communications to.the following Agents promptly
attended to: THOMAS' BORBIDGE, 1
No. 37ftMarket aL.Philadelphia; I
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR, f PrO P
Cor. Penn and Wayno sis., Pittsburgh; J -
AoEJJTS—Johu M’Cuilogh ACo., 69 North st, Balt'.; P.
B. Burke & Co., 25 Doane st., BostonfW. A J. T. Tap
«*ou A Co., 31 South st., New York; Jas. Wheelwright
Cincinnati., :max2o
gitega iBsQv*
Ma«rchant'i Tranaportatloaililhe.
E[)R iheTraniporuuion of Mkochajidizs andPaoDucr
from Pittsburgh toPhiladelphia.and Baltimore, (via
at and Railroad,)taftAoul rr-fAippirtg-Hirae, 10 days.
Rates of Freight always oj. tow or any cZAerrtsponnoli
Lm*. C. A.M’ANULTVA Co., Proprietors,
• , • .Canalßasin; Pittsburgh. >•
XfIR?JT J ROSE MERRILL A Co., Rail.
AaßSTS {o±iAc. RAYNOR, Philad>.
Rerehant's Way-Frelght blnst
EXCLUSIVELY for the accommodation of the Wat
Business between Pittsburgh, BlfirsviUe, Johns
lewh,HolHdaysburgh, Water street,Pa.; and all inter*
mediate places. f ;
Shippers by 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.
* {R.H.CANAN, Johnstown.
-AacrrrsiJOHNMILLER, Hollidaysburg,
mars : (C. A; IPANULT Y A Co., Pitts.
Bounty fianlio.
Bounty Land.RTarrahts*
THE SUBSCRIBER, who was in Michigan, Wiscon
sin, Illinois and Missouri, in the Fall of 1846, with
the view of examining the Public Ladds, and in the
months of March or April'next, will revisit those States
and also lowa, and from the knowledge he has aeqaired,
be enabled to make the most favorable locations for per
sons holding Land HU charges .will .be mo
derate to any person who may be pleased to employ him.
If byletier, (post-paid,) to : LUttECOCKSHOOT,
... 37 Diamond alley; Pittsburgh.
Rhfkbknckb—Capt. Robert Porter, Attorney, Fifth st.;
John Taylor, Pension Agency,2d atiEdward Snowden,
Attorney, Fourth st.rJ. B. Guthrie, Agent, Fourth st.j
CapLJohn Herron, Penn John Cartwright, Cutler,
Wood at; D.T.Morgan ACo.,and-J.D.Morgan,Drug
gist Wood street.. / tnovls:3m ;
/ Bounty Banda. ..: . i-
CAPT. NAYLOR, No. 163 Third -street;'- ebimef- of
Cheny alley, having made arrangements at Wash
ngion for the purpose, willprocure Bounty Lands for the
officers and their Widows'End' children.undhr
the Bounty Land Bill, passed Senteraber2Bth,lBoD. .
. Pittsburgh;OctoberiO/ > . ,) T ' ~ '
. Bounty Lands.
ARRANGEMENTS having been mada between the
undersigned and E. B. gbatbou, Esq., of Wash
ington City, (Idle of the Treasury Department,) for the
purpose, the undersigned will procure Bounty Lands
for the officersand soTdlers,thelrwidows*aad children;
under the Bounty.Land.BiUvpasaed September ;23ih,
1650. JAMES F. KERR. Au»y.av Law,
oci22 ’' 4th st.,bet. SmithScldand Cherry aUey.,.
Bounty Lana—Soldiers* Claims.
rpHE nhdeTsigned continues the business of Agent For
1.. Soldiers’ and Widow# Claims for Bounty Land and
Penriom. Office on Fourth street opposite the Mayor’s
office. JOHN B. 6UTHRIE. s
Hofllery l Rosleryl Hosiery i:
-'YTfT'Mi DALY A Co. have far sale, atthe OLD ESTAB
YV LIBHED STOCKING MANUFACTORY, FIlUi
‘street, between yfood and-Market £ • -
600 dozens of men’s undershinsfall wool) at 81.00.
«0 “ « « merino “ 100.
. 150 u u drawers -“ „ “ l!oo : ‘-
320 ;• u / (allwool) M : Lsft •*
1000 “ of fleecy Chamois t and fur lined bnoksk
lambs wool and. silk gloves of every size quality a
color, ; Weil adapted for winter wearo. r
600 dozen of ladies black lambs wool stockings, made
of One American and Merino wool, With three threads
.inkeelßaad feet.
. 1000 dozens of plaid and styles of
gumelasiic tops. .
75 dozen of childrens polkas, jackets,
victorines, gaiters and boots; An immense vanity of
the above goods have been tnannfactared and selected
with care, lor oar own trade, atfd will be sold at prices
which will defy all competition. - (Journal copy,};
" priuter’sCards. , r ,'.
JUST RECEIVED a supply of Printers Cards; ivory
surfaced, satin surfaced, Bftiin'ehamelled, India and
People’s colored Cards. ...... .
: . Always on hand, art excellent article of“book and
nriwe Inkalso, redf.blne-and green; lriks; Aom the
manufactor3*of J.D. fil’Creary,New York, •- ••
W. S.IHAVEN,' .7
Printer, Bookseller and Stationer, ■
comer of Market and 8e conafits-
LARI>— In kegs and bbl». for sale by
• febs . • :• WM; DYER-
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ELKi.rEa n.nEAannc3.-~. —«• cumsxun pbbisbb
( J'vil -land'^sdrveyors.
in%i.nvpvSiS C , toselvcs firital purpose,.will
mfa n r«!s rP®,y E^JNG > lading out and dividing land
ML°ni^in’trinn C i?. g i Jra ßS lu ™s i and mailing Plans : and
*»SSirt!??Jr WSi*'-i« at, P® aupennienaiugthe con-
SBlMSMffi-mS."™ nni o,het road5 ’
"may
v ; ITlttmid'2lftflnt I&Buraucei ’
TJIH^WSURANCECO.OF.NORTH AMERICA will
X make permanent and limited Insurance on Properly
in this Cityand vicinity; and on shipments by Canals
Rivers,Laras,and bySea; - The propertieSofthig Com
pany are .well invested and furnish an available fund for
the ample indemnifyof all personswhodeaire to be pro
tected by Insurance. ' WM.P.JQNE3, Agent,
may IS* • ■’ -•••-•.• •••-.: .44 Water street.-,
Notice toContractors.
Ohio and,Pennsylvania railroad,—seal*
ed proposals will.be received at' the office ’of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in Pitts*
burgh, until Thursday, the -20ih day> of Marco next,' fdr
laying the track from Pittsburgh toJMassillon, a distance
of 107mile3. Specifications and forms of proposals may.
bebblainedatthe office ih‘ Pittsburgh, for twoweekff
previous to &ia letting, oh application to Solomon W.
Roberts*Chief Engineer*. The proposals mnslhe in ac
cordance vvithtbe primed forms, and addressed to the
President of the Company. WM. ROBINSON, JR.,
'v• Feb. 0,1851*
Ip* North American, New York! Tribune, American
Railroad Journal, publish four times. , (febSdd
State mutual Fire Insurance company
-BRANCH OFFICE; 54 Suithvxsld st,s■PtrreucßCir, •
. --r- January 131,1851,,’
rjl HE best evidence of the successor the Directors in
JL endeavoring-to xiake the “STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE. -COMPANY"** meei the wants or me
community.,- is.: the-unparalleled; amountof business
Which has been doner-having issued nearly 4,000 Poil
cies in ra little more than seveir months j and addiDg
overB7oJ>oo capital to the oompany. - The Directorsare
proud jo aay, thatnearlyair the. property insured is-of
the safest kind, in small risks, and a large proportion
insured foronly ohe year' *
Number of -Policies issued*.». ; : 3,953; , 7f
Amountof pTopertyiusnred***- . . ..; 84,07350 800
AmouDtofguarameepremiams>B4sv49a 38 .
Amoubtof cash premiums* *—-* 24,631,60 ; ■’ ' v'
Amountof guarantee, stock***—** -s 70,128:18
Amountof losses ~ . .8. 00
To be deducted from the above the incidental expen
ses oTthe office.
. To city or coumry merchants, and owners ofdweil*
mgs,and isolated or country property, it is. believed
this company affords ad vantages in point ofeheapness,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
imihis country* •. - ..r,i
1 Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved sys
tem of Classification of Risks, excluding all'special
-hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any-one
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
laige fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan,
it not only possesses the cheapness and accommodation
of both methods, but cntitles the insured to a participa
tion in- the profits. • , , ...
It la under the control of the following Directors :—!
P. Rutherford. A. J. GillMt,' John; B, Packer; Samuel T.
Jones, Alonzo A; Carrier, Philo C. 1 Sedgwick, Robert
Klou. • J A-RUTHERFORD, Pres’L
A. J. GILLETT, Sec^y.
| A. A. Cabbies, Actuary. - fia27;y
Proposals fob erecting a wire suspen
sion BRIBGEover ihe'Ailegbemy-river, opposite
'Mechanics streetfin the Fifth Ward of theCityof Pitts
burgh, in place'of the structure recently destroyed hy’
ifire. ‘Sealed proposals will be received- at the office of
-Jacob Painter A Co., Liberty st.. until the 15th day of
March nextffor the erection, of the above described
Fridge. fhe pattem thereof, to be the same as the Mo
nongaliela bridge, With such alterations ah bidders may
suggest, and the Directors Approve.
. By order of the Directors.
fcblftd FREDERICK LORENZ, PreaV
Central Tea and Family 1 Grocery Store.
THE finest qualities of Green and BiaekTEAS; Mo*
’cha, Java'and Rib COFFEES; Lovering’s D. Re
fined and Crushed SUGARS f|New Orleans, Sl Louis
Refined and Havana do;beslßunch RAISINSp.Citron,
Lemon Peel, Prunes. Dates, &c.Yfor sale by
•. ' ' i: ‘. -> HI C. KELLY, ■
; deed . No. 20 Fifth street.
' . f WEGNER & BUECHNER’S
Kew Lttnographle Bitabllihment,
BO Marhei'ttreet, between Third}# Fourth,
TS NOW'ieady to farhfsh every kiw of Lithographic
X-work in the most: elegant style;, each asShoxa- biUs,
plap*i Portraits, LandscapzSf Cards,, Bill heads, and La
bels, printedCh gold,^colors, Ac.' '
: At the same'place Messrs. Moeser tb Helmle have ,
opened
Of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, with all possi
blc‘accuracy and elegance. . v .jal5:ly: :
roas O’Donnell'- •—■ a., l. mullbn;- • • - * • - .w. b. huntee.
: O’DONNELL, MULLEN & CO.
PitttlmrglL Ohatr&Cablnet ware Roomß,
Jfo. 9S Third Street, Swtfi'Side. ,
a , O’DJM.ACo., respectfully inform their friends
ylj and customers that they have, if not the largest
tepa block ever before seen:mihis city,, the. greatest;
lvariety of styles,the finest finished, made of the.
best seasoned materials, and by the best workmen in
the westem coumry*—all of-which they are determined
toisell oslow as any other manufacturing:establishment
in tbe city. Our stock is all oor owu,manufacture ;no
importations.
Steamboats and Hotels furnished at theshorest notice.
Alt orders promptly attended to. . - : ja!7
AUegheay Planing mm,
ANDEHSOS SXBKET.ALLEGHKNT CITY, PBNNA. ;
THE subscriber wqularespectfblly inform bis friends
and the public, gene rally, that having completed his
new Planing. Mill, and having now in operation two
new Eastern made Planing Machines, (Woodworth
■patent,) and several circular and Saws, he is
now prepared to furnish prompUy and at rednce&ratea.
planed and sawed lumber of every description.
. The attention of steamboat joiners, carpenters and
builders.'is particularly called to the above establish*
meat, where a. large, assortment ..of planed »nd rough
lumber, of different thicknesses, suitable, for shipping,
box making,house, steamboat work, &c.,ca'ri be found
ataUtiraes. - v -
J . :Also, lumber planed or sawed to order, with prompt
ness and despatch. JOHN A. BLOOMER,
;jald Proprietor.
N.B.—Ail orders directed to Pittsburgh will receive
prompt attention. . . ; : . ;■ ,
fmaolntlon.
; milE partnership of Reynolds A Shee was dissolved
X by mutual Consent on the lst business of
the firm'will ba settled by either of the parties,the name
of the firm to berused tor that purpose,
S. O. REYNOLDS,
•'* • •=; • ■ Jh L. SHEE. - ;
On retiring from the business of .Reynolds & Shee, I
would recommend Mr. J. L. Shee to my fnends.and the
former customers of the house. ■ ' i;
jaU ■ ! S. O, REYNOLDS,
- tHttzeno of PUtiburgh -
HAVE yoii all heard now cheap Ch A. BROWN is
selling his stock of fine. Gold JEWELRY i If yon
have nor, then; know that he is seltinjra very rich and
fashionable assortment of Gold WATCHES and JEW*
•RLB-Y a( such astonishing lowpriees that all who haye
called to see his assortment and prices, exclaim,—this,
certainly, issomeihingnew for Pittsburgh. -Whatl fine
gold Jewelry selling at half the usuahprice!: How can
this-be? Stop a moment, we will tell you the secret j
we have made such arrangements with ihemtanufactn*
rers at the east, and also, with the Watch manufactu*
rers of Europe, that we ore getting all our goods at .the
lowest possible prices, ana then, having,low rents.to
pay, ana other expenses, also, cheap, enables us td'sell
ata very small profit upon first cost j and therefore,
wholesaie price: will answer. low; prices
andlarge sales ypil be our melto; .
Please call at ill Market street, second door from
liberty street. ! -(declSj •; ; : Ct A. BROWN.
Removal.
THE PEKIN TEA BTORE has' been xemoved from
Fourth street to No 38 Fifth, street, one door east of
the Exohange Bank, where the subscriber is now re
calving his full stock of GREEN -AND BLACK TEAS,
selected with great cart?, and purchased direct from the
Importers in New 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 houae in Pittsburgh.'
'Retail Grocers aro invited to call and get: samples,
and learn our prices for Teas packed in ± and i Si pack*
'agesi or by the naif chest- >
Mocha, Java arid Rio Coffee.
;CAofl>lai«—Baker’s Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate and Co
coa Shells. '*
Sugar— Lovering’a crushed and pulverised, and New
Orleans Sugar* • .. . ■ >•
S Raisins,Prunes,Ac. .A...JAYNES; •...
decld ...- » 33 Fifth st ‘
To the Ladleii
tITE HAVE NOW FINISHED 25 dozen of Ladies’
■ W fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKING S; which'
are softer ip the wool and more durable in the color than:
any we have neretoforO made. Every, article in the
Sock, Undershirts and Drawers,; ladies 1 and children’s
underclothing; made to order with punctuality. V ■
The Old Established Stocking Manufactory, Fifth st.
t 'fleefl y • ' W.PALY A CO.
Porolgn'Nswipapers* •
. fIIHE subscriber is nuthorizcd to rccelvo aUbsCrip-
J lions for:all-the London. Daily,Weekly andTn-
Weekly papers; Birmingham, Bristol, Hull, Leeds,
hlahchesterf Newcastle, Sheffield, and -other Provin
ciuFpipersf Irish papers or Dublin,-Cork, Belfast.
Limerick, Londonderry, Ac-r Scotch papers of Edin
, r • y • . European Agent,
ieB V’ Post Buildings, sth st., near Wood.
C“ VuiTHS CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
nmlopcncd this day, eight cases, as follow,
—Black Blae, Biawn and Green Broadcloths, of Simo-
D lra^ o Doeskias.,
West of England and Middlesex do.
■ ttiMk Salto, n Silk, Cashmere, Merino and. Ma
r Vestings.. tfebB] A. A-MAgON& COI
Tirr S. HAVEN, corner of Market and Second _sts_
W * has for sale, a large and varied assortment of
flritfblank hooksi paper of ail qaalities; and English,
French, German and American fancy and staple sta
' lottery.. 1 ; li-..;; V [novis.
—' EA—6O half chesteblack Teaj ; . ;. iv ...., .
55 do. .. Young Hyson and Gunpowder;:
100 do . 6 and 13 ft.boles ' do; ■:
• ja3l For sale by .CARSON & M’KJHGHX.
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Uil T iot sole by «
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iHtflttUantans.
/“TREEN APPLES.—IDbbIa received, inpiioc ot4efr
\JT and for sale by - -
jpS3 HAMPEL F. SHftrtEß.
AJUV-ItJ bbls.No, l, * , . T“
i . 65. kegs doj Por silo by • i.
h. S, WATERMAN.&BONS, -
18 . -31.Wa^et,tu>d6gyrontgttcen:
OAK graiaedin jmi
tation of oak»and vanuahca*for.9al«by:''
janSS • WALTER P, MARSHALL,..
TJLaNXATION; AIQLAH3E3—2O bartolßinew. cr»
JTi Molais«s just receiTed and/orsaleby'-
» i ’ MILLER * RICKET3ON, •
atfd ®3 UMny att_
EINE J’ale and Dark Cognac Brandies for tale
_Ja24 - - 3AWEg;P.-IIORPACH.II
fl 1 O K&fiO AND Bl>s
>1 * £tO' keepers would Uo'wetl to try ourFnws Palt
rondy- v at-the above-prices, before‘PurehAiUtofelse
. MORRIS fc lIA WORTH, ')
. i 1 _ -In iheTMamanili-
STOAR .HOUSE MOUASSESf-SaiM Loul*, JBattte
MTpmjd and Sl James brands, m store and for sole
ny cfebd , KINO & MOORHEAP. ;
. .. :
•P feb ° “ KING A MOORHEAD.
IfJEOAR-aObbli.Cider Vinegar for«alB bV "■
febg ' ' - KING A IVIOORHEAIy. '
Z lOltN.—2oo bashers- justrec'd,R>rsal& by ,
\J : - . stuart a sill; :
:T, -\.,r ♦ 184 Wood «w
* \ATS—IOO LUslicls lbrsale by.« •„ . . ;
\J ja3l - « «. i\ ■ STUARTS, BILL*
jOLO.VER .SEED—I2-hnshels.ln store and. for sate fay
\> la3i - , . .STUART k 81LL.,
TiOLL RUTTER.—IO bbla. extra, for table cse vp
JEj ja3l STUART & SILL,
fjpOBACCO.— SO;boxes prime fi^eheap^p^cloatogi.
aICKOKY NUTS.—SO sacks, in store and forsaleby
ja3l ' ' - • /• STUART A SILL^
ELOUR.— £Q~bbls. Extra Family in store andlfor sale
ja3l . k STUART k SILL.
’T7TNEGAR—4O bbls,fpure cider,)-instore, ** >
V ia3l STUART & *
ORAB CIDER—9 bbls jouLreccivtuandforrsale.
just '■ STUART A SILI
iPtIiASS—IOO boxes Bby 10 for sale by •
AJT' ia3l - * * STUART' k SILL. 1
Ti ARD—IO kegs-No. lin store and for sale by r ? : -
Ju jaai. STUART k SILL. .
rVLoUR—BO sacks for sale by T" ",
>» ia3i stuaßt & sill;
Scotch snuff.—sttboxes,-4 oz. packages; Uoacpa'
extra, forsaio by , Ua3t] > . STUART % SILL. ,
TO LET.-rßooms and steam power for mechanical
pnrposea. 'Enquire of ' ■ 1
• ja3l --•:•■., r.- SCaIFE A ATKINSON, 119 Front *V
EAGHES, AND,FEATHERS— "s~> * ♦ ”
600 bu&h. Dried Peaches;
.. .4,000 fij3.Frimo'Kehtticky Feathers. For sale by
ja2l - >:■ , r CARSON &f MCKNIGHT. '
>f|fk BOXES RAISINS; 150 half do: .
20maia seedless Raisins;•• }
25 casks Currants, in atore and for sale by -
J. RHODES * CO.I IJ - ;s
No 6 Wood at *
in CASKS.SICILY LIQUORICE; . >.
1U 2 do Catbra db; '
JO bOxesßepuea ‘ do; .j/’-'-j-.r
■£o, do .Lemons, in storeand for sale by .
jag) • 1 . JOSHUA BHODBi> CO._*;
9f\ JUAaKfcas SAijAl) OIL, quarts;
20 .do; <* .do; ~ .do.pmtsjo »
20 doz assorted Picldea;
'TQ do'Capisupyin store and for tsale by - * 7 ' i
\ Jag) : JOSHUA RHODES & Ca^vv,
At \ MATS IVICA ALMONDS ;
20 bags Filberts; V ■
13 do GrearaNata; -. k . • '.l *■ ,r *- ",•» ;
1000 Cocoa Natiiin store and for aala by -
. JQ3HUA RHODEj & CO.
HOES.-?-l»i{fdoz best cast aieef-Hoes? 1 ' : r
■. . -'.5 Jdo ;do. Gaidendo. on/cotisiirtSßiV.:
alld for sale by fja!Bj L.S.WATERM'AN &SONft.
,^ORKS.-— 9Sdoz beaiqualify casl fitcol Hay Fork*;.
'JL ■ v ; 30. do . jdo -, i- /German: aof' •
. 40 “do beat. cast, steel,.4. pronged Manure
*ork3, on consignment and for 6aie by,
t jalS WATERMAN & SONS.,
OCYTHE_t3NEA.TiiB.—42S <loz > best quality, patent
•TV Scyfhe Sneaths, on consignment and for ’ *r
; ja!B : 1,. S, WATERMAN. ~
U 25.—430 kegs -Nails 1 - and jjfpifcaa
l.9.;.watebAan A. SONS
Y>KARL ASH—I 2 caakß priineFeari Ash for safe J»y •
Jl 'JOIB L. & WATERMAN & SONS.
fttiriNDOW’ SASH of all styles for Bile by " *
;VV • v;;;- H.O.KJSLLY,
! Agent for Fallston Sash Factory,
OCYTHES,—7S'doz beat quality Grass Scythes; ‘ ‘ -
O ' CO do . , j -do .i ; ; Cradle- do; » .
■ . 10 do common do;-... . <
on consignment and forcalehy '
L. S;'WATERMAN 1 & SONS, "
.v ja!B Noa 8Q ABl Waier t SfcCg Front st.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—IB bbls. Extra Family •
Floor for sale by jjalO] ? H; O. KELLY. 1 £
Y?INE TEAS-~25 half Chests fine; Youoe Hyson• '
JC '. 15 ;do .: : ini } and *ft.- packages; '
.! ; * 5 -do fine Black; . t»‘, 4 , i
20 iido do;ini,Cor.andfft.
In store ana for sale by - ... packages: £•
; deo!7 KING & MOORHEAD/ J ,
TYTHITE HAVANASUGAR—2O boxes Whito Ha
If f V vatm Sugar, jttfit received and for sale by J .
i d&cl9~' . ! MILLER &! RICKETSON. ;
PAPER HANGINGS —French and American Paper
Hangings and Borders, from 6}c to 82,00 '
for sale by • ; . - W. P. MIABSHALL, *
} ja!4„ ;' '• ....y : r -85 Wood«t.,;
'TXT’ATCHES,JEWELRY,.Ac.—NowinBtore,a largo* J
'f V. and rich stock ofiline’. Watches. Jcu'efty'and -*■
FancyGooda. •W.W. WILSON,
i dec23 corner of Market and Fourth sti.
rftHE HKST OF WINES AND BRANDIES,
A ble for medicinal purposes, 1 for sale by the quart dr
bottle, by_ D'al4J MORRIS A HAWORTH, v
GHEAP FRUITJ—New M. R. BUNCH RAISINS.— ,
ISlc. ft., 10 ft. for Sim or 82,25 box,—forsale ■'
by MORRIS & HAWORTH, xn.the Diamond; [dec27-
CANARY SEED-10 bbls; for Bale by
J decO , , B, A: FAHNESTOCK A CO*
onn BU3.CORN; “ ; : '■ ' L ’. M "
Oats;
100 “ by.- . - 1 .... .
1 V > T. WOODS & SON, :
. ' Produce and Commission Merchants* •
jalO -....-. .• ; No.fll Water street*
1 ENGLISH GIN ANJJ OLD JAWAICA EUM, fqr,;
J sale, wholesale or retail, by ~
jal4 MORRH & HAWORTH,
/TfcBESSttD FLOOR JBOARDd~SO,OttO feet, well »ca- ;
1/ soned, and goodquality, for sale cheap w
JOHN: A.BLOOMER* •'
Allegheny Planing Miller- i
BOX BOARDS—2S,OOO feet.different thicknesses,' for.
ialeby JOHN A. BLOOMER, r
= ' - Allegheny Planing MUifl* c ■
T>EACHES —305 sacks Dried Peaches;
.JL'- Übbls. ' do'i_ For sale by **. *
jaB• JUS;WATERMAN A SONS.
AMES—4O ddz.pair horse andmulehames Cot sale
.by: jjaS) j I/^S-WATERMANSSONS;i ' v
BUTTER— 15 bbls; fresh RoU Butter? %
■ .-r-: 6 do packed do; !r;v^
10 kegs do r for die by
ja9 t, 3 WATERItfAN i: SONS. .
RY APPLES—62 sacks Dried Apples; ■'; •" 1
:10 bbls. : ■ ■ do; Fdr wle^y’
: ) a8 r L.B. WATERMAN A SONS.
TTICKORY NUTS—O bags for sale by !
■Xi jaB L S. WATERMAN A SON3^
EX AttAUX OF LO(iWOOD; T——
CasiileSoap; '
Sulphate of Quinine j,; -> 4 ,, .
Chrome Greco.
, ; COULTER A ff ACRE; ■
GHEESE— lfio boxes W.R.Coeeaejinaiore and for
saleby IflctfMj MILLER&RICKET9QN,,
TOBACCO— 25 boxes Russeit & Robinson's j
. 25 -do : W. H.GrahL T *j * -
"•* 10 do JHaviV i
10 do- King’s. For talo by v .* s ■
V KING A fIIOQRHKAD.
MOLASSES— 19 bt>lS. ! loaJt. packages.) . plantation
Molasses, received per steatner Caledoma, and for
sale by {decSOj KING A MOORiiKAD.
-fTJSHY SUtfRWOR FRENCH BRANDS fast recM
V and for sale by the - .
imhe Diamond.-
I\J G.4 i Lard;
X\ ... 5 kcjjs .: do do; ..v -
Joet received and for sale by >
MILLER & lUCKETSON,
.Nos. and 233 Liberty si
ECONOMY CRaß'clßer-si) fcbls Economy Cm
Cider in ator© and for safe by .
dpc24 , ,■i , MILLER A RICKKTSDN^
prime Bio, part new crop, recetv V
■!y/ ingand for aaJe by [nov2ff}: \yai.jDVPTi:
SPANISH 1 CIGARS.—*2O,OOO Regalias and Princpies ■.
for atfle by pal] STUART & SILL. ”
ANTED—Ono or Mitchell's Slate Maos of Penn
gylvama. Apply at No. 54 SniiihSclJitrcct- .
few Japanned Plate VVanfl- ,
X ere, very neatly got np.on hand fchtl for sale by ‘
- JOHN DUNLAP&CO.K
cor ftlarket and Second ate.
SHORTS in store an&fQr.soJeJ>yM
M,UU dec3l • RHODES# AEIOBW.
BRXft—i
dec3l
LOO oush.in store antf'for.saJe by"
_________ RHODES fe ALCORN, i -
. I f\i VBUSH. MIDDLINGS in store-and forsal© by , -
IUU degJl RHODES ALCORN. “
/TtORN—32S bush. Coin, in [ho ear. in atore nni for'
Vl-naleby; [dec3l] . jRiiOBESifciJgiCQRN ■
/Tkound FEE
UT dec3l
Jnband pnd for ialeby ! -• .
RHODES & AECOBX.
/HORN and for sale by \ ~
\j dec3l - RHODES & ALCORNr--
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