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T/’KVSER & McDOWELTj, («ucckssoiu to Iker 1
IV. Wholesale and RetatlDrußattUfTfumpticn
■Store, cor it of Wood street and Virgin alley. I’liy.'.i
-• tcianu Prt carefully compounded
idUT. ■ " Ci:!lf
THE Partnership heretofore existing between- Henry
' w Williams. Esq., and raysolf,tn the practice of the law,
was dissolved by mutual consent on Uut S6tb ulu and the
business will hereafter be continued by-ilenry w. Wil
iams, whom,l'most cheerfully recommend to all for
whom 1 have the honor lo do business—as a gentleman
every way worthy of their confidence. .
declB-ly AVALThR If. LOW IUE.
IOHHJ-MITCIIKL'—Tr-i-—• SAMDBL TALMER.
. ■ itllteltcl A- Palmer,
A TToRNKYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
Qfijeton Fourth etrut, & few doors below SmithJUld.
AUbusmess entrusted to tUeir care, promptly attended to.
Collections made and Conveyancing executed on mode
rate terms. fcbll.tf
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VOLUME IX.
DATLY MOENING POST. 1
amt Publish td n'trY&forning,{Sundays excepted.)
■it-.*' a:-;0T LV BiRPiSRi
rtOtTK-WitST‘COSCNBU O? WOOD AMD SD?TH STaBIIIS.
i ffßJJ£.**Ftve Dollars a year.- payable strictly,
Six.Dollars,wiU invnnably.beiequired.if
notpaad within lie year.
IJ7* Single copies two cents--* mt■pale at thecounter
tube Office, ana by the News Boys,
THK SATURDAYMOKNING POST
Is published from thd’same office, on a large blanket
size shfcet, af-TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance—
single Copies rm cents.
Gj*No paper will be discontinued (unless at the ills*
ereuon ofihe'proprietor,) unul dll arrearages are paid.
No attention will be paid to any order unle*-* ac
companied b> tile money, or satisfactory reference m this
eiJVi * ' —■ —“
fp» Connected unth the- Establishment of ike Morning
Post xs-one of the largest Job Printing Ojfieerin Vie city
where all kinds of work is_donr on the shorifoi
most reasonable terms, . ... - • »•
• —;—•- -- A- . >3
RATES OF.ADVEfITISINO >i
AGREED UPON
By: THE^PITTSBmfoH-PRESS.
-c;r.;. TEN MMESMOSPAREItjOtt LESS: ■ •
One square, one insertion v»~-i. —*s Uov
u u eacJUuddiuonal Insertion «
«• one week . }.£'
‘ ’ • Uiree wceks..vv***-r . ••*. rj W|
“ > pn'c mouth'*—£ ®o,i
K . r. \ l - * two months**— .* 00
lt . }\ ■, three-months '■.•■-••ri—,i
“ ‘ f . fourraouUre *•—♦-——•*~-- , *--'"r ?u}Q:£}i
xi * six months 00 ,
4 * . <4 one-ycar* 1
Standing Card,six> lines or less, per annum-*——lQPbi
CHARGEABLE At 1 PLEASURE: ■ _ I
One&quarc,pcrarihurn,(exclusive of the paper,)* <Jl> ;
For each additional square, inserted over one month, >
-and foreach-addiuonulsquare inseried under the yearly ,
rates, halfpripe. •... ? .
Publishers not accountable for legal advertisements ,
beyond the amount charged for their publication.
Annoußcing'Cnndidfttes for office to be charged the ,
tame as other advertisements. i
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified i
number o£ insertions, will bo continued till forbid, and
pavraenfexacletfaccorduiglv.; - i
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be.coufined
rigidly to their regular business, and all other advertise-,
meats not pertaining to their regular business as agreed j
tor,to be paid extra.
Alt advertisements-.for charitable institutions, fire;
companies, ward, township and other public rasetlngs, i
and such like, to be charged half price,payublc. sthictli ]
N ADVAKCS.- r ■ ■ !
Marriage notices lo be charged 50 cents. t
Death ponces inserted without charge, unless accom
panied by luueral invitations or obituary nonces, and
when so accorcruftiedyio bc paid for. •
Regular advertisers, and all others sending communi
cations, or requiring notices designed to cull attention to :
Fair*,Soiree?, Concerts,or auy-public entertainments,
where charge* arc made for admittance—all notice* of
private: associations—every notice designed to call at*
tenlion.to pnvdtc cqtcrpriscs calculated oi intended to
promote individual interest-can only be inserted with the
understanding that the same is to be ptud for. if intend-,
cd to he inserted in the local column, the suuic will be
charged at the ruhfof not less than ten cents per.line.
Bishops or Fist Notices to be charged triple price.
> Tavern Licence: Pennons,S2, oo each, .
Legal aud Medical Advertisements to be charged at
full prices.
RealEstutc Agent and Auctioneers’ Advertisements
not lobe classed undeTyearly rates,buito be allowed a
discount ot thirty-three and one-third percent, uom tlie
amount of bills.
WEEKLY ,OR TRI-WEEKLY IN DAILY FABERS.
One square, three.insertions- —SI 50
Do., each additional insertion 0 117
AVDERTISEMENTS IN WEEKLY BARER.
One souore, (10 lines,) one luscruon-***. SO 50
. Do. , each additional insertion * ■■*. 025
All transient advertisements to oe.paid in advance.
WHITE ft CO., Gazette.
l. harper, rosu.
. ROBT-M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES P. BAHJt A Co., Chronicle.
. FOSTER £l BROTHER, Dispatch;
Dec. I,JAMES W. BlDDLE,American.
jprcfessiaital Carls.
TORN R. LAftCiE, Attorney at Late, Fourth street, near
if ,Scmhfie33»' •- c - ■ marflfl
SAMUEL* W- JiJLiACii.; Attorneyju Lnv— Office on 4th
Street, near Grant, Pittsburgh.
nqr.ANUOGQOIIIIS: Amt my at Xcw.-rOffice 4ih
# gl,, above Wood. ; • Jui>4~T
cnpHOMASM. MARSHALL. Attorney *t Law. —Office,
..I lawndaßaildingg, Foprih st.- • jan?*ly
T) B.CARNAHANjAnenwyalLauf—Offioeoa.Fourth
itl»# *L, between Cherry alley and Grant st. fjes?-y
©R. BROWN’S OFFICE, No. to, Diamond alley, near
Wood street. _____ fcbl
T N.APOuOWiIV, Attorney and Counsellor at Late.—
tf-« Office in Bakewell’s Buildings on Grant street.
je’jtPJT-ly.. . . ■
J ’ SWJrrr. Dentist, Fourth et, hve doorß west oi Mar
• ket.' Ail work warranted, andu* not perfectly sat
asfactoxy no charges will be made. icblt)
TOEMOVAL.—Dr. Robert Snyder, bag removed his
•• Jft, office to Fourth street, between Wood and Suuth
t\eld streets.’ marlS-ly.
/“I DARRAGH, Attorney or Lorn—Office in Bakewell’a
t,» # Buildings, on Gram street, opposite the Court
House.. ■ . . ;
TORN) BARTON. Auornty atLaio —Office, North sTiJc
tl of Fifth street. Detween Wood and Smubfield, m the
r me building with Alderman Morrow. £ep3o-ly
/GEORGE F. OILLMORE, Attorney and Counselor at
\jC 'Xoto —Office removed to the Ud door below Grant si.,
•n Fdurtb.to the office lafely occupied by Alderman Mil
ver. marSO
Alderman—Qtiiat : Fourth street
% third door above Suutiiiidd,South side.
Cbnvoyancibgor all kinds don# with the greatest care
and legal accuracy. •
Titles to Real Estate examined, Ac. - novlo
B BIDDLE ROBERTS, Attorney at Law. Office No.
,132 Smubfield street, between Fifth and Sixth.
CoUecuons attended (o—Fpecial attenlio
given to Conveyancing. ; [<<ce3.ly
. Dr.Cbarles Hofmnu,
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, has removed hts
office to Penn street, No. £3l, (between Hand street
nod Garrison alley). * [dcc3U
JOHN' A PARKINSON, Alderman, Fifth \Yard,l*eim
*L. between Walnut aud O’Hara sis., where he «my
be foand aVall times. Those having houses or other prop
erty 4b sell or rent,can have the same punctually attend*:
ed-tos debts collected, aud all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. . _
TTKNRY W. WILLIAMS) Attorney and Counsellor al
H £ow, (successor lo Lowrie So Williams,) Office at
the old stand, Fourth fct., above Southfield. .
Samuel P. Rosa# .
ATTORNEYfAT LAW—Office in Fourth street, near
Grant, in Lamaruno Buildings. r. mar29:w
—■ J. JO. Jonnlngi.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Of-
A Cee, Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourlli sired, between
Southfield and Grant.- , 2P®_
■ Ur> Georg® McCoolr
HAS selected I’ittsbnigb as lus permanent residence.
He has taken the house lutely occupied by Alder
man Milter, on Fonrth street, near Grant, nmnediute y
dfoininsthe “ Laifiarune Honso.’ Hts Office is iiiucli
a' ■ ?o lUsVsidence; where he will constantly be found,
Cd. mipmfessionalduty. Omcchonrsfrom7
tinier, .m to ‘/o'clock: A.M.,ur,d from op. m. to ' i.
o’clock TI ° TS
«C VP, A U. li. B. Fettermnn,
■ tki- hvhaT LAW—Office on Fonrlli street, lie'
ATTORN - 'tod and Smitlificld. . jantiSty
~"w.W. Dallas)
' : v LAW—Office: second story \V
Attorney a. JajdMtiy
, kins Hall
lori door West of
OFFICE ON .&IKL, U. auglo:3m
Weaver’s-Hotel:
• Wm. O'tt- !>■ on Fourth
* TTORNE Y AT LAW. . o ‘, “S <ouftfH;y
.CL-sireer, opposite Hie Mayor." ■ llce ' •- —-
CiSSS J. S. Homlli'o''> „... m
AT LAW, has «Sia «b.
A. Fldlt street,between Wood and , S^i lh
formerly qcc opted by Thos. Hamilton,
•wiU allendlO'ihebiisiiiess tomaininKnnfim. u Xv a
docket. Ji!?-
■j&ESV DA ’
AJI & Anthony. Daen, -L *f
typists from the Eastern cities, would cull iheattemio.
the mhabitaulfl'oC PittsbUTph, and the neighboring town '
to their Daguerreotypeof citizens and others.-at rooms in
tbe third s’.o-v of Butke’n building, 4th st.
Persons wishingpicturc&taken may rest assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Ourinstmmenta are of the mostpow
crfullcind, enabling i» to execute pictures udsurpasged
for.hlgh finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine^
Persons sitting for pictures a ro neither requirredor ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction s given.
N. B. Operators will find, this a good depot for stock
and chemicals. - .
gylnstructions given in the art, containing’the more
reoontlaprevcmsnts. ; *
business Curbs:
i A LEXANDER JAYNE&, TekinTta ‘Stat,; 33 Fifth
acarYVooch : r> : r ;. febl /
OSHIIA ROBINSON,' Agent for-HUrndeitA Co.'S 1
hint of doorbelow Wood, febl •
"YSTILLI AM r J AO KSQN, Pat*niMedxnn*Dtpot}B9.Lib
f fjßUTMwev lie ad ofWootL- ... .. . febt ;»
,"D DELANY, Faj/uenahJs CbthmgSiort, No. 4fl-Llbr<
X street. . -.. .■ ■ .<■: •/ febl
HOON A SARGENT, N-K corner of Wood and Sixth
streets. ' ' ... .... - ; ,r ■ febl- -
' HOLMES <!c SON, Banker* arul Dealers in Fxcbangt
» Com and Bank Notes, No- C 5 Market street, febl i
‘ A FULTON, Bill andßrass.Founder 7o Second
A., street, between Mnrterund Kerry streets, febl
X/TCTOR 'SefciUA; BooksellerjSlakioMr- aa&
V Fifth street, between WbodanfrMarkei. ; «janT:
/■"t. A.McNULTY& CO.{ Ponearding and Cortimission
WrreAaiW, Ctmal Baam. , _ mar 3
WAL DYLR, Grocer ana Product I)taler, No. 159
Liberty street, Pittsburgh,, - morl7 .
JOHN ArCLOSKEY, Tailor and Clothier, Liberty street
between Sixth and Vifginaftey,6outh‘side. - seplO 1 '
PMeSTKIN, Brass,Fpuader qnd.Gdsi-FiOrK' Smith/
* field streetflietween'Piamorid tilley'aad Fifth st.
& Proprietors o« tae. Pittsburgh
, A Portable Boat Stott corner of Penn anff Wayne sis..
/COOLEY & LAI Wood street,
\J second door from Water, will keep constantly on
hand, a.well selected lot ofClotbiag. «. mafl&y
IT- LKE, (successor to MtmniT ALEBjlFoof Deala]
XX* -and Commission Mere hunt, for the sale oTAmen**
can Woolen Goods. . febtc 1
T L. SHEU, Wholesale Gfour. Commission Merchant,
Of. and dealer in Papsr.and Rags, corner Penn and Ir*-
win streets. - ja!4
T Z" ING A AIOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocers and Produce
Xv Bcakrs, No. -ZJ Wood street, Pittsburgh. ■ [rayiiU
JOSEPH tV OOi) W ELL, Importer and Dealer in For-
O ngn and Domestic Hardware, corner ot Second and
Wood.streets. - • octJO
JOSEPH. MAJOR. Boat Sian, Ship Chandlery and
Agency of .the Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. jnld
RAMEK& RHAM, Bankers andKxchange Brokers,
JVcoruc.r of Third- and Wood. streets, opposite the Ft.
Charles Hotel. _■ ■ febl .
B" A, FAHNESTOCK A 00.7 IVAo7mci& ~lTruglVari
w house,comeroCb'iTßi utid Wood sirects;and corner
of Wood and Sixth. 1 • v febl -
MORROW, Manutaetutef of Tin, Copper
O and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street, bstween*
.wood and Market. __ feblO
~\hT M« GLEN N,.Bookbmdet, corner o( Third and NVood
■Tf streets, above C. H. Kay, where he is prepared to
do cyery description oPrulmg and bindiug. peed
JOHN !i» MKLLOR,; Wholesale and KetaxlDtatcr m
•Musicand Munca//rnmurirnw, Rooks,
and Stationary-, No. lgj Wood street: Janl
J Wholesale Dealer
•In Foreiguand -Domestic "Wines and Liquor*, No.
jl4 Liberty street, and 60 Diamond ulley. jy2i
•1/' INO A FINNEYj, Agents for the Delaware Mutual
J\.tnsuranu Company, of Pliiladelphia, at the Wore
boose of King & Holmes, Water street, near Market.
; y : ... •'* / • icM
WM. ALEXANDERS SONS. Coffin Makers and Fur*
nfcAtng Undertakers, corner of Penn and St, Clair
streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn srceL
j . ' ...febl •
W, J.TUOXir. • T. V. SCOTT.'
fJIKOTH A SCOTT, TPSofcsaf# end Retail Dealer in
JL Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Carpet Bags, &c. } F. W. corner
ot Fourth and Smithfielu sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. [mrPJiy
Joun-A. OcAiu, late of New I.isbon, O,- «W. S. SsiaNKn-
CIIAICI A SKINNER, General Agertey Commission and
Forroarding Merchants, No. siO Market street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Prompt attention given to the purchase and
sale ot ttHklndsot produce. ' seplC
Wsi. idiLLr.K, r iulaha. wst. uicketson, rjrrsnu&Qtf.
MlLliF.ll A RICKETSON', Wholesale Grocers, and Im*
porters of llraudic*, Wines and Segars; Nos. 172
and 174, comer o( Liberty fliuHrwin streets,Pittsburgh,
Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, Ac..constantly on hand.
SM'KINLEY, ifouje. Sign and Ctrnamtniai Painter,
• and dealer in PAINTS, No. 41 At. Clair tl., Pitts
burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of-Pajnts, either
Dryur Mixed; Japan and Copal Vnrmsh; LmseedOil;
Boilcd Uil; Spirits Ihirpenunb j Window Glws, of all
sizes, Putty, Paint Brushes, iic.jall of the best quality,
and fer sale at reasonable prices. &epU
Isaac Wllllame,
MERCHANT TAILOR, Smithficld Htreet,No,
tween Ist und-Jd streets. ap4y:
iflorrla Hawort&f
riIEA. DEALERS and importers of wines
X. AND BRANDIES. East tide of- tht Diamond
Pittsburgh. . mayiH
)■ 11. llAi'Mi.
A. COULTER*
Coulter & Hacbe*
nriIOLESALK AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, cor
fv ner of Wood and Third s&ccls, under 9t- Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh. Pa.' mayl
Daniel Yoangion,
House, sign, and ornamental painter,
Liberty street, opposite Hand. All work neatly
executed. Orders punctually attended to. [man&y
R.C. Stockton*
LATE Johnston A Stockton. BOOKSELLER, STA
TIONED PRINTER find BINDER, corner of Mari
ket and Third streets, Pittsburgh,Fa
James P. Uorbach,
RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
AND DEALER Ift
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors, Cigar*, fyc n
No. 197 Liberty at. corner of Bnrker’& aMey,
nov!9] ■ Pittsburgh Pa.
"j». U. I‘A'fTOS,
(Successor to J. 3. Bonnet (c Co.)
Wholesale- Grocer, Acetifying Distiller,
a raj dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, CIG AR fi, FRUITS, NUTS. 4* e.
lt*J Liberty street, Pittsburgh. op-3
JOHN S- KENNEDY.
KENNEDY A 11ASLETT,
Successors to Kinset A Knox.
IPnofrsafr and Retail Dealers tr? Watches, Jewlry, Silver
Ware, Fancy and Variety Goods, Baskets, Comas,
No. 91 Market stTeel. between £ih si. and the Diamond.
Ip* Clocks, vYatcne* and Jewelry neatly repaired.
• Pittsburgh, August2o, Ixso.
George Deale, Jr,,
MANU PACTUHER OF BRUSHES, Wholesale and
Retail, No.-7S x Wood Pa. Con
stantly on hatid> a general and extensive assortment of:
all kinds ot BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices,
N. B.—Machine Brushes, Ae., made to order at the
shortest notice. marJQry
L. »• WATERMAN. *IL N. WATERMAN.* • W. C. WATERMAN
L. S. Waterman & Sons,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and For
warding Metchanu, Dealers in all kinds of Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, and A gen is
for sale of Richmond and Lynchburg manufactured To
bacco ntarS
JOSHUA RHODES-'- - —— .ALFRED P. ANSUUTZ
JOSUVA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS JN FOREIGN FRUITS,
Nuts, Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, Cigar*, 4*c., fyc.
NO.O WOOD STREET* EAST SIDE; NEAR WATER,
julyl PITTSBURGH.
WVCUNNISGIIAM'
D. CUNNINGHAM'
Pittsburgh City Glass Works.
W, CUNNINGHAM fc CO., .
4IANUFACTCB£nS OP
WINDOW GLASS,
No. 2d Market street, between First and Second, .
Pittsburgh, Fa.;
. Ip* Particular attention paid to odd sjzcs., Also,
Dealers m Flint Glass, Vials, Bottles, Ac. . Qy22;ly
A. J, STUABT.**-'.—•
STUART A SILL,
Grocers, and Produce Couuissroi? Merchants,
No. 118 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa; •
DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheat, Rye,
Oats, Com,. Barley, Pork/'Bacon, Butler, Lard,
Cheese; Clover,Tuxfthy and Flax Seeds; Iron,Nails,
Glass,Ac.,Ac., Aio. PartLcuiarattentioirpaidtotuo sale
of Western Produce.
Reverences— Myers & Hunter,Robt. Dalzell
A Co., ilampioiuSmilh A Co., King A Moorlie&djMcGills
& Roe. James May, Pittsburgh; Fenner & McMillan,
Massillon; Jog.S. Morrison, Ksq., St. Louts scp2G
Walter P. Marshall,
(Successor lo Samuel C. Hill,)
IMPqaTES_Am>_DKAL'Ka_IN_rRENCH_AM)__AMEaiCAN
PAPER Jf ANGI NGSAND. BORDERS,
ITtJutow Shatlts , Fire Board Prints, «s■<:., <s•£.
AUo—Wnting, Pruning und Wrapping Paper,
. , No. b 5 Wood street,
between i ourth bl and Diamond-alley, west side,
J ai * - finkfrtirgfi, pg;
THOMAS WOODS. ......SAMUEL WOODS
T. WOODS ft SON.
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
merchants,
JODI No. 01 WATER STEEET. ITTTsnonaU.
SAIUUKL p. SHItIVUR,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,
'•JVbj. 130 and 132 Second ft., betwten Wood and Smith field,
; jttltlf -Pittsburgh.
SOWN A TETLEY.
PRACTICAL CUTLERS, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Instrument Manufacturers,
K *.140 Wood stbbbt, xeah Viaonr axlbt
'-Jiyp have removed our store and Manufactory from
:\%J i Abertystreet to the above named place,for the
•I JnW of having inoreconvenience for manufacturing.
pU J7n>. we intertd going into extensively. All orders in
towuh punctuality anddispatck.
i, "bin-' olid Repairing neatly done and promptly ere-
cutcu -era! assortment of tfardwareand Cutltry wo wn
C Ami.' hand,and selln at tbe J«mjlprices.
aWSv, Ik. -a received a fine lolcfGnrw, Patch and
We have ju “ rf and Hair Dressers’ Sham, and other
t ItoipTj.Tnik ’ kept in Hardware Stores. .Tinners,
Goods gcncrall> *nd'Saddlers’ Jooij. niade taordeTj
Furriers, Hatters Handled,Pen Blades pul in, «e.j
I' Razors Ground and.. 'efljfcCoJtc. - .
Guns and Pislolsrepan paid to manufacturing
N. B. — Particular atu>. - . aec27u.jr
Trusses and Supporters.
i: x*t.V. ya:-/}
: . BROKBiI.
HENRY W. PISH ,- „ ■
/rtASoponed anOfficoaOthe corneroYSanUiheltf and
JLL -’ t rj »U‘eeutj .J» l tialmrgb r a&the Great
: cornerV’aad wjHdevote.hu eoure tune and at
tentioo tothe Purehau, SaU and Eichangttf HUaV Es*
tote, in city and cotmtry.
, From hiyacquaintance wuhtbe busineis, hehope* to
; iQ HBfy aII who may favoß hliQ with A&encies in their
lineof baiines*: 1
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.Thompßou BcHj Iro.B. Hecsey, . .
H. U.M’Cullough, John F. Perry,
(Jeo.F.-GxJlmOfe, . Lyman Wilmarth,
J. K, Moorheailr - , Cspf. WJHiam Waid, >
Thos. H6ward,; \ W. O.Leahe; /taepl^T
.... . > Jolm Blt'ToQrnfitna,
T\RUGOIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market
: JL/ street, threedoorsabove Third,Pittsburgh,will have
.constantly,on baud awclUolecWd assortment oflhe beat
and freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the inoat
reasonable term** Physician* sending orders will be
promptly attended (0,00(1 suppplied with articles they
mayrelynponaageanine*. .1 -vt
i Physicians pre&criptionswillbe accurately and neatly
preparedfromine best materials, at any hour oflhe day
or night, -a r.-:- • ••
M s®lei a large stock of fireahandgood PEBFlfc
'j • Raffle Gloss Worhsr
J 0 8 HP H D r AB EX t, ,
: aumnrACTetura 6v ' a seek dtag swab r ; vials, bottles
and Flaito; Porta, Stott* Als, Mineral Water , Patent
, Medieint and Win* Battles, if every description ;
V" Alsb-rWINDOW GLASS— ■ -
Keeps constantly onXanda general assortment of the
’above articles. • > : :
i d/r AS; the other Green Glass Factories .are-alt
stopped,os is tbo custom in summer, this Factory is now
,tn JmUoperation, andxoillcontinueinoperation boiksurn
mer and winter. . ■ •. :.X
- Orders thankfully solicited and will be fiUed;oi-the
shortest notice.
DJ" WareJunue % No. 112 Sieohd street , between Wood and
Smxtfifield stmts. OythPdOily :
: The Old Printing Establishment.
■ i (LXTB JOIIKSTOS A ftTOCKTOS’S,) •
*dnd Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, ,•
XKT S. HAVEN Is prepare&i© execute every style of
v.f ♦ Legal, Commercial, Canal aiid Steamboat Job
.Pritmngand Book Binding; and famish every article'
in the Blank Book, Paper and Siaiioneiyilae, atthe
.shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, comer of
Market and and Second streets. '
ID* Printing Office aud Book Bindery,No.sb Third
* ,ee V . novlG
R, C. STOCKTON,
{Late Johnston is* Stockton,)
S Boo *^,* 1 ,l cr » Stattooer. Printer & Binder,
roVLD rcepccifoily invite- the attention of Mer
chants and others, to his large end superior stock
LANK BOOKS, consisting orday BoW f Joaroa)i
Ledgers, invoice,Cash,Orderand Letter Books, of every
size) made o( the best paper,and bound lathe most du
fable manner, which he offers at prices tuat 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 »t>
ja4
tilthographlc Batabliihmsnt of
WM. SCIIUCHMANN,
tiiiep. sthsxy, orposrrs Tits posTKivncs, Pirr&Buasn
MAPS, Landscapes, Bill-heads, Show-billr, Labels,
Architectural nnd Machine Drawings, Business
and VisUingCaras, etc., Engraved of Drawn on Stone.
and Printed in Colors, Gold, Bronze or Black, iu Uw
mostapproved style and at the most reasonable prices
ocUS:dly .
A. FULTUN, Hell and JSrauFounder, has rebuilt ehd
• commenced business alius old stand. No. 70. Se
cond, between Market and Ferry streets,where lie will
o*jrteased to see hisold customers and fnends.'.<■
.«Ss5 rc * , * ,, . eaTnboft beils of every size, from 10 to
10,000 pounds, cast frtiih paUernsofthe most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials;
y? aieT Counters, Boilings, &e„ 4c ~
together with every variety of Brass Casting, if repair
ca,turned and finlsned in the neatest manner;
A. I. lathe sole agentfor Bobbin'* Anti-Attraction Jlli-
SZuu JwUy - celebrated -for the reduction of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be bad of
mm at an tunes. nov!3:y
? J lucdihtely opposite the Theaire, respccrfulfy in*
for Dis his friends and the poblic in general that he baa
resumed his business as a Famishing.,Undertaker. He
is supplied with and always keepson hand Cofflnsof aU
bjscs and kinds,Shrouds,and allotherarticlca necessary
On such occasions.' .vi ' ?*••; 1
> Silver p!uieß,ice boxes, and leaden coffins wlllbasUp.
pacu in order, \ line hearse and coinage alworereaav
to attend funerals. • actfghly
ALEXANDER A 80J4S
> .forem filuceas and Ftnutisnina
UwpgßTAgKfcL earner of Penn end
ewMiiiiini vppazit* tf#; Rxdutngt
E ntronctf tm Ptnnu n res*
... . • . it pectfuily inform their friends and
the public, th9t they are prepared to furnish and attend
to everything m the line of undertakers, as they have
quit tho business of Cabinet Making, ana their aueniidn
will be devoted altogether to the above business, beep a
largo assortment of COFFINS made and finished,cover
ed, and lined io the neatest manner, with a variety o.
materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS ready
made, of all sizes, of Flannel, Cambric, and Muslin, at
all prices, and made in the eastern style, and all other
articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing
funerals, of quality and price to snit; SILVER PLATES
or engraving the name and age {ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their frieuds
any length or ume, and have ZINC PANS to put ice in
for laying on the body ; LEADEN Coffins always on
hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair ol
line horses, and any number of the beat carnages- etc
etc., and will be prompt, punctual, and reasoaable
angtD-y
UNUNGAHKLA PLANING MlLL*,—James Mi-vt.
w#m woald respectfully inform his friends and ihe
public, that hts new establishment is now in full opera*
uon,and that he is prepared to furnish Boflt Cabins, and
fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptiuide.and
at_Lhe lowest rates.
.Board and PJank, planed on one or both sides, con
stoutly on hard.
Sash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made
to order. ,■ ’ „
R. N. UAMLETt.
Builders and Carpenters would find ii to their advan
tage to give hun a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suuahle for every description of work.
JOHN JAMES OLD*
fiIAFB'EfiTT & OLD,
(Successors to the late hrm of John Sheriff A Co.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
and manufacturers
of Jlrass Faucets, Steam and Gqi
f v- 1 UockH, withall the various articles
u *ed in lira PLUMBING BUSIi
*NttS3,No» 127 andl29 Firststreet.
The above nre now prepared to manufacture and kedp
constantly on hand every variety of Guage and Steam
Cocks, sach as ate used by Engine builders and Plumb*
ers; alco, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents,.Brackets, Gas
Pipe, Stc.i Ac., Ac. - , [nova)
IMIIB House having undergone a thorough repairing
. and fitting up, both inside and out, the subscriber is
determined to übc every exertions in his power to make
nil comfortable that think proper to call with him. The
Table wilt be always supplied wiOrthe best the market
affords. The Bur will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquors..
Attached to the house is a good stable, attended by a
good Hostler. JAMES REAMER. jy2o
.. —.- . —O. DCNCAN,
•-“•♦D. IIIMSEN.
ALLEN BHUWN. . W. C. CONNELLY.
BROWN'S HOTEL,
CORNER OFSEITHFIELD AND THIRD STS.,
Pittsburgh , Fa.
BROWN A CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS.
N. B —Good Stabling.attached to the,house.
*«‘THOMAS a. BILL.
(Harbaugh’s Old Stand.)
a HIE subscriber haying .leased the above well know*
. pud excellent establishment, is now prepared to eu
tortttm his friends and the traveling public generally, in
the best maimer and on the most reasonable terras.
His TABLE wilt at all times he supplied with every
delicacy of the season, and his Bar wuh tho best of Li
quors. , . ’
His stabling is very extensive ; andevery arrange*
mem has been made for the accommodation of Drovers.
augfrlf WM. CLAWSON.
THE undersized ••
(Crai'i MrvJoim Vmakß :
this'popular establishment, announces to
his fricuds.and the public generally, that he
will us* his best efforts to keep up.the well earned and
tong enjoyed reputation of the house.
He will keep constantly on hand every delicacy ot
the season, Gams, Shell and Gan Oyste£B<Ac., and his
Bar will atnll tlmcs be supplied\wit& the Choicest Li
quors. Ldeel7:ly.] - : W.C.pALLAQHER.
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PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY,; FEBRUARY 22, 1851.
■ Btwtwsa .’iSar&a''-
hotels,
National Hotel, Pittsburgh*
Situated cm Water Street, opposite the Landing of t%«
Brownsville Suam Packets.
Q RES ENS BURGH HOT EL.
W overly House.
“OUR HOUSE.” ;
SHELL OYSTERS AND GAME received daily al
“Our House.” Nd;24 Diamond alley,
itthlm WM. BENNETT.
Hats, Caps and lanffis.
05 Wood st. % corner of Diamond alley, Secondstory.
OFFERS his customers aiid the public
TJtjan entirely new and frOßh stock ol Hais,is||fel
and Mufia, in great variCty/mann- V}r*S*S'
facturcd and selected with much earn. In reference to
price, style and quality,.in city, und will be
offered at the lowest rates of p'resent,tow prices, Whole
sale and Retail. [octlSUf-
a NO. 108 WOOD STREET. fFZFS
FALLFASHIOSSt -MfeL*
Received at the' OLDi stand, of G. W* ■ '#• rfW
GLASSGOW. Beebe A Co.’s Pail style of Hats for
1850. Those in want of a good Hat or ,Cap, at a small
advange aboire cost for Cash, will please coll at No. 108
Wood street, east side,-third door below Fifth street.
aug3U4m :
Rueen City Shirt Store.
St.Clair street, (near the bridgejV-*a
‘lurge assortment of our own make constantly on
hand. Customer SHIRTS made to order promptly.
; S. A N.AUL*
v>J* '"-J
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1 ’ 1 EMIGRATION OFFICI!,
■ il" tHR CATHOLIC BOOK STOBE,
No. G 7 Fifth street, near Smithfield: ■
fliuKnnrte rs igned takes this tneltiotl of informing his
Jt ’friends and (hepubhe m general, that he has opened
on.Offioe r jil the above named place, and is prepared to
remiunoncy in -eutns of 85 and. .upwards,payable at
sight, m any town m. Englaud, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales. ,
Mdis also prepared to bring out passengers from Liv
erpool to any port tn ihe Umted.JSiaies.' Being:con
nected with a house of such long islanding as that ot
Messrs. Roche, Brothers.& Masierion, and by his strict
attention to business, the subscriber trusts ho will merit
the confidence of those who may fhvor him with their
pitronago. For particulars, pleas* call at the Emigra
tion Office ot the undersigned. Agent.
... . W.It.M’CONLOGUE,
No. 07 FmU bt., neflr Smlihrield t PiUsburgh-
References— Hon. John B. Gulhue, Mayor of Pitls
bbrgh; James Blakely, Esq., John J. Mitchel, Esq.,
Hon. VV, Porter, Alderman. M.W..Lewis, Offices of toe
MorningChtomcie, Post, and Pittsburgh Catholic,
. i©bt4;3ni: • . ; • .... , .
•Ageney for Different Lines tif Packet Ships.
JEgRP ASS ENG EH OF F l CE > jfj^EK
305 LIBERTY ST'.', rtmßtlßOH.
.U -v- —L •• • ■ •
Fot'P. W. BYRNES & CO., to Seiith stun, New York i
;3G Waterloo Road, -Liverpool,' ahd os Oravier street}
New,Orleans', ■
M AS. A LINE OF PACKETS sailing every five day s
fcomLiverpool to New. York; a lane of Packets
: fjront Liverpool. to Philadclphiaybn the 18th. of each
•mouth; a Line of Packets ib, Baltimore on the 20th o.
; each tnonth. Line of Pa.ckets on the Bth and
:24th of each month from Londdri and Portsmouth to
New York.: ;
ALSO—Draftsat sight alwaysonhand, for any amount,
at the lowest rates o/discount,; and all information
given concerning'passengers, that can be given, With
pleasure, by their Agent. v 'JOHN THOMPSON,
ja6 _ . 20$Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
.. -iJggV \ k* NE °? packets
" PHILADELPHIA.
: •: TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
8 •the Eighteenth day of -every Month.
I JANE Jmbrise Child, TOatons-lSth'Nov.
i JAMES BROWNE, Arthur Child. IWK) tons-.lBth Dec.
GONDAR, «£ <?« Barstoio, 650 loos--* -18th Jan.
; NEW SHIP*- —850ton8---s---—..... 18th Feb.
The above ships are l»uih of thebestinaterials ondaf
;lerihe most approved models fo? swiftness, combined
wito the modern improvement* for the comfort of pas
sengers. . Their/commanders are menof known ability.
: These packets will take advantage or steam,tow
bonis up the Delaware.
Also, ships sailing weekly from Liverpool to New Or
leans, Passengers can get up the .river ch'eop through
| the. winter.'
' For terms of Second Cabin and Steerage passage, op
'ply to or address by letter jposbpoidj,
F,W. BYRNKSfcCO.,
83 South street. New York ;
30 Waterloo Rosa .Liverpool;
JOHN THOMPSON,
gosLU>erty'sireet, Pltisbargh,
n0?14:3m
I litverpool and phlladelpblft Padteu* .
\Sailinx from Liverpool: an the Bithtcentht/ tach Month.
’ . Ship Jaue.iL6liddcn,Capt. Child, Nov-18.
• ‘f ; James Browne, *.. Child. . Dec, 18.
iCsaaEg9r- “Gohdar, • < “ , .Barstow, Jan. 18.
. I :«•; new; 7!. “ GUdden, Feb. IS.
! These slilpS are of the largest,class. The
idationa for second cabin onu steerage passengers are
unsurpassed tor comfort, and the days or sailing will be
punctually adhered to. • ,
• Price of steerage passage s£o, . Certificates good for
13 months.or the money refunded if thepusseugers do
>ol embark. Apply to DAVID M.BARBOUB,
at John Walt & Co.’s,
• - : 20d Liberty street. •
; Droits for any amount given upon the Ulster Banking
Company and Brandies, the Koval Bank of Ireland, or
Spooner, Atwoods & Cm, Brokers,■London. InovlQ^m
' FOREIGN PASBKNQER OFFICE*
; SHIP AHOY! jtfsg
•raSfly ~ who; commands ? ,
i ,5881, 5. -ii AJel'js ufijsr co#, ■ a y g ‘
Who haVe-appointed the sobscrilier'Agenl fortheir unri
trailed LineV of Ship* t>om Liverpool to New York
Philadelphia and Boston.
I Let the Frionds-of Emigrantsfee careful to have their
arrangements made according urtho new Pnroirion Law,
and take no man’s. receipt, without having it inserted i
btherwlselhey wilihavctppay in Liverpool,before they
jship-. . *; - -»
The following is Jhe U«.t, according to law
2| fljs. Droid,,.. . . fci&i. Bcefor-Pork,
I. * f Flour, O* p> 1 pint Vinegar,
i s■■■ ‘ i :~GatmraV.V\ . X *».-Bugar,.+ ....
j *2 “ Rice, ; , , g JMeWsw,
i-S “ pqtfttoes> j" SolTcb,- ■
With three quarts of Water per day, and sufficient F
for Cooking.
. The caboose and cooking-mimes for the use of Pas
eengers, are kept undercover. Every attention will be
poidtopromote their health and comfort.
■ Bauk of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pur*
chased at current rates.
: Debts, Legacies. Pensions, Ac., Ac., collected, and
copies of Wills procured, with every’ other business con
nected with an European Agent.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
> European Agent,
. ap9J Post Buildings, corner of Fifth and Wood fits.
: .REMITTANCES
5 ENGLAND.*, IRELAND,
1 SCOTLAND, WALES,
FRANCK, and GERMANY 7 ,
To any amount, by
Joshua Robtnion,
rgnAgou, rost.BmltUniit,eor. Fifth and Wootlsix
' fjggr Sew Line
LIVERPOOL AND PHILAD’A««ij&
; feaS—PACVKTB. .
Jb Sail from Philadelphia on the 12lA, and from Liverpool
on theZQth of each month.
Ships William Pens, 1,000 tons.
i “ lim£HNUj 1,250 “
' “ PHILADELPHIA, 1,100 “
“ Kalamazoo, 1,000
i RICHARDSON BROTHERS A CO., Agents, Nos. 12
* and 13 Tower Buildings, Liverpool.
RICHARDSON, WATSON A CO., Agents, No. 6
{ Chestnut street, Philadelphia
milß subscribers'. Agents (or the above Line of splen
* ff did new Packet Ships at this City, are prepared to
furnish passage certificates to parties,residing in this
fcountry who may be desirous of sending for their friends,
io come out by. either of the above Ships. They are also
prepared tq remit money to any part of the Old Country
by sight <1 rafts on the Bank of Ireland and Brauches, and
bu Messrs. Richardson Brothers A Co., Liverpool. For
particulars, apply to or address
V r . BROWN A KIRKPATRICK,
* tiov2 No. 144 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
josspu c> babu
, bIPPESCOTTABARR,
1 (Late J.S.StricelsbA Co.)
! niauulactnrers ol Phocnii Fire Proof Safes.
1 , Second street, between Wood and Smithfield. . -?
ON Tuesday afternoon, July 25, 1848, the undersigned
were Called upon by Messrs.tapf encott A Barr, to
witness an honest and fair test of one oi tlieir Phcenix
Safes. The furnace being prepared, tae Safe was placed
ihside thereof, with books, papers and some money; when
the door of the Safe was closed nnd the fire kindled at u
quarter past 2 o’clock, and in.a short time the Safe was
red hot, and continued till halfpast 6 o’clock, being about
foor and a half the committee expressed
their satisfaction that the tirao occupied with such heat-'
Was sufficient. The furuaoe was then pulled down, Safe
Cooled, and door opened—the books, papers andmoney
Cafe. The heat was so great as to melt off the brass
mountings: VVe thereforerake pleasure iu recommend
ing these Safes to the public, as being, in our judgment,
fireproof.
CO RN WALL A BROTHER,
BRANNON A THATCHER,
BENEDICT A CARTER,
ISAAC CROhflE.-
: I am engaged in the foundry business, and know
Something about furnaces and heat. 1 witnessed the
burning of the above Safe, tuid can freely say there was
Ho humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them
(o the public as being, tn iuy judgment, entirely fire- 1
proof. - -' v - : , WM. KAYE;
; In calling upon the above gentlemen for-their signa
tures, they r Uspoke in the highest terms of the fairness,
of the test, and their full confidence of the Safe’s being
i nuirely fire-proof. We have constantly on hand and foi
sale a full assortment of the above Safes,
mart! ; . . BELL A TERRY.
; wnoleiale and n«tau, ...
SADDLE, HARNESSANDTRUNK MANUFACTORY
TIOBERT leave to in- |£v
Jr{, form his friends and the pabho^eneraUv.
; hat he continues to occupy that large and com- srjfffij
modious Store Room, formerly occupied by SatnuelFahn
estock A No. 80,corner of Diamond alley and WfiuJd
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles,Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bags, Valises,Buffalo Robes, Whips, and . all other arti-
C *He also keeps constantly on hand,and is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured
of the bestmaterial,andma .style of workmanship equal
jo the eastern manufactured article, and QtCOper cent.
Ch Merchants and Farmers would do Well to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
he is determined to sen first rate articles at very low
Don’t forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood
tract and Diamond Alley. ap2B
ibonograpfclo Eneyolopedla.
CjUBSCRIBERS-are hereby informed that Nos. 16 and
O 16!of the above work are received and ready for
delivery, at Wall’s Periodical Office, No. 65 Fourth st
T>APER HANGINOS—Gojd Paper Hangings, with
XT gold and velvet matched border for Drawing Rooms
-Tforsale by [feblSl W.P. MARSHALL.
•' • .-V
€mwrottoit Sines.
BLACK BALIi hINE
n'ew.ATfaugectsuu.
Miscellaneous
( s
®rotisportation Sines., .
Pittsburgh Transportation. Llne.l
V • JAMES O’CONNOh t ccr;:
•■■•■? v , ; Cana) Basin, Pittsburgh; •
. SITOR,JAMBS-ArCOaw -!
Depots, Broad and Cherry sts.j
No. 3 SoqiU. Fourth si., between Market and
■ Chesnuiets., Philadelphia.
O'CONNORS & CO.,
70North st.,Baltimore?
HAVING fully completed our arrangements* we-will
be prepared, upon'the opening of thePennsylvarup
Canals, to carry Freight to and from Pittsburgh, Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cincinnati,-Lou*
laville, St.Louis,and,all.the East and.Wcst r at lower
rates and with more despatch end care than any other
Line. ' r ’• ■'’
All Goods shipped by our Line are fully covered by
Insurance, without any charge to owners, a protection*
notodered by any other Line.'
AU comrunmcalions addressed' uy ourselves.or,ndr
Agents, JIALE A CO. L CincinnaU; B. WEBB, Louis
ville » LOVE & OSBORNE, St. Louis, will meet with
prompt attendance.- - ■ -, i: • * *;f- »
B-—Opr Line haa,no.coanection whatever wilhjhe
Pmladejpbia and Pittsburgh Transportation Line of At*
kins-&-Co;: (f e bl9
. . mefflhapt|i,.Tr&ntpoitatton:j,lne ..
: {VTA. PEKJU. CANAL AND BAILBOADS.) ;
FOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. Kf* WITHOUT
o'r'- re-shipping: v
C.A'MTnuLTX &: CO., „
Canal Basin,4oB Penn st, Pittsburgh. ,
CHARLES RAYNOR,-
;/ CemralßlockßoadstyPhiladar
WE areprepared to receive, a larg&.arapuat of Mer
chandize and Produce, to s%, on,the opening of
the Canal, Ho Philadelphia and all- intermediate' places,-
at tower rata, and in to* time; than in any previous sea
son. ,
N. B.r-The increased number of Trucks provided by
the Canal Commissioners for carrying boats oyerthe
Slate Eoilroad, will prevent any possibility ofdelay at
Johnstown,liollidaysburgh or Columbia,this season., •
• C. A;M?ANULTY t
Canal Bisin/
Pennsylvania. Railroad Company
\* TILL be prepared to Transport MERCHANDIZE
VV from PHILADELPHIA to PITTSBURGH in anr
ticipation of the.opening of the Eastern Division of the.
Pennsylvania Canal, say on nndafler the TWENTK
ETH of FEBRUARY, at the followirtgratesjvlrt J
For Ist .Class—Dry. Goods., Hat*, Boots-and Shoes,
‘ Drag*,{Books, Stationery, Ac., at—.— 'Sl‘ perlOO&s.
ForSaClkss—Hardware,Queefisware,Grocerifttt,Pairit :
and Dyestuffs* Oils, Ac., **Bo cents per 100&».:
For 3d Class —Coffee, Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Ba
con, Beef, Pork, Ac., at*——' ♦•COcentsper-IOQIbs.
For 4ib Class—Tar,-Pitch, Rosin, Ashes, Marble,'Pig
Iron, Bricks, Ac., at • *soceutaper lOOfija.-
H. H. HOUSTON,;
Freight Agent, Penriai Railroad Co.
Nos. 274 A 270 MarkeiStreel,PhUatlelphia.
N.B.—Goods going East by oar Road.should be con
signed to mcfaden acovode,"
6 • •
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADELPHIA
and PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily arB'A.
ML, and 101 P. 51. Leave Pittsburgh DailytU 8 A.M.,
aodO.P.M. - A* HENDERSON,
febl:2m Paesengqr Agent. ;
PKNNSYLVABIA RAILROAD)
30 /fours to Philadelphia!— 3 Miles Railroad—'9% 1
: 'MUes Staging. - . *
GOOD INTENT, telegraph and express
LINE STAGE COMPANY, S*x daily lines of
new Coaches, for HoUidaysbarg. and thence by the new
Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia, New York-mid
Baltimore. . * ;r
During the suspension of Canal navigation, six.daily
liaes of Coaches will leave for HoUidaysbarg, and from
thence by the New Pennsylvania Railroad,'{243.miles,)
to Philadelphia. Time through 36 hours.. . ...
Fare to Philadelphia--. ..........SI 1,00
Fare to Baltimore 10,00 •
■ Coaches will leave every morning aIS o’clock pre
cisely, and every night at the same hour.' Extras to
leave at any.time, always in readiness. This is the most
comfortable and expeditious route toy the. Eastern
Cities.
■Passengers for Baltimore take the riotv Railroad at
Harrisburg, direct, on the arrival of the cars at that
place. For passage or information, apply to . . .
W. R. MOORHEAD, at. Charles Hotel,'
or to J; P. HOLMES, Monongahela Houser
■ dec23 . .. .. . , .... ,
YOUGHIOGHENY ROWPEt y
T WEST*-THREE SULKS THE SHORTEST ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
The steamer THOMAS SHRTVER, M.
Master, leaves Pittsburgh* from her
wharf boat, above the Monongahela bridge, daily, at 4
o’clock,and West Newton hi 8 A.Mv, running in
connection wah a daily line of splendid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence toßaiti*
more and Philadelphia.
For further information enquire of , •
G. M. HART^N,
Passenger Agent, Mononkahela House;
or, Capt. JACOB SMITH, .
Freight Agent, Wharf Boa
dec2o:6m
PUMbargh Portable Boat litne.
von THE TZUKSPOBTATCOTI 07 VREiaiitJ'fO-'-TJffU FEOlirf ’
PITTSBURGH, BALTIMORE ,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,Ac.
THOMAS BORBIDGE, > CTAAFFEAO’CONNGR,
Philadelphia. . |“}, . . Pittsburgh. _.
THE Cana! being'now open the propnetorsTjfthis
long established Line are as usual at their oldstands,
receiving and forwarding Merchandize naud Produce at
low rates, and with the promptness, certainly and safety
peculiar to their svstem and mode of Transportation,
where intermediate transhipment is avoided, with its
consequent delays and probability of damage;
Merchandize and Produce shipped East or West, and
Bills of Lading forwarded free ofcharge for commission,
advancing or storage. ' Having nb interest directly or in
directly in steamboats, that ortho,owners is solely con;,
suited when shipping their goods, ?-
All communications to the following Agents promptly
attended to: THOMAS BORBIDGEj V
. No. 378 Marketst.,Philadelphia; I Proßri . iari
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR, \ rropnetors.
Cor. Penn and Waynests., Pittsburgh; J ■.
Agents— John APCullogn A C0.,69 North st.,BalL: P.
B. Burke A Co., 35 Doane st., Boston; W. A J. T. Tap
scott A Co., 88 South st., New York; Jas. Wheelwright,.
Cincinnati. mar*2s
Sotttitp £antre.
Bounty liand Warrants.
miiE SUBSCRIBER, who was iu Michigan, Wiscoß-
X sin, Illinois and Missouri, in the Fall of 1849 t with
the view of examining the Public Lands, end m the
months of March of Aprit next; will revisit those States
and also Iowa; and fromlhe knowledge he has acquired,’
be enabled to moke the most favorable locations for per
sona holding Land Warrants. His charges will be rao
derate to any person who may be pleased to employ him.
If by letter, (post-paid,) to LUKE COCKSHOOT,
37 Diamond alley, Pittsburgh;
References— Capt. Robert Porter, Attorney; Fifth si.;
John Taylor, Pension Agency,2d st.; Edward Snowden,
Altomey, Fourth st.; J. B. Guthrie,: Agent, Fourth sb;
CapuJohn Herron, Penn st.; Jobu Cartwright, Gutter,
Wood suj ; D. T. Morgan A Co., and J. D. Morgan; Drug-,
gist, Wood street.' ' . . fnovls:3m
Bounty Lands*
GAPT. NAYLOR, No. Third street, comer of
Cher ry alley, having made arrangements at Wash
ngton for the purpose, will procure Bounty Lands for the
officers and soldiers, their widows and children, under
the Boon*? Land Bill, passed Septcmber23lh, 1850. :
Pittsburgh, October 10. r
Bounty Lana—Soldlera* Glatmi*
THE undersigned continues the business of Agent for
Soldier? and Widow? Claims for BotthiyLarid and
Pennons. Office onFoarth street, opposite the Mayor’s
office* loct2s:lm] , JOHN B. GUTHRIE.
DR. JAYNE’S FAMILY MEDICINES.—Extract
of a letter from tlie ; Rev. E. L. ABBOTT* aweli
tnewn and highly esteemed Missionary in the kingdom
of Burraah, dated Sandoway Arracan; February; l84o:
Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia :My Dear Sir—We are
now iii great want of your Medical Preparations. Your
CARMINATIVE BALSAM Is an invaluable Medicine
in this country in Bowel Complaints, and has been used
in all our Missions with the most gratifying success. I.
have knbwn it in. many coses u> act like a charm. Your
SANATIVE PILLSAre my Sheet Anchor.
medicine for my Liver Complaint and pain.in the side,
that I have ever used. They are in IgTcat, demand, and
we are entirely out of them. We need five hundred
boxes of them. Bro. Beecher says we Could use a
thousand boxes yearly among our people to great ad
vantage. I have used your TONIC VERMIMJGEas a
Tome in INTERMITTENT FEVER, with the nlost
complete success. Ithiuk it was once the meonsaf sa
ving my own son. During my travels among the church
es the past season,! found a whole village suffering un
der a prevailing Influenza, attended, with Coughs ;of a
most violent character. I often i r ®£^* d JU ia « cO , l bod
a dozen or two of YOUR* EXPECTORANT to admin
ister to them, for I believe from what! h4Y6-«een bPits
effects, ihatit would have been just the Thing for those
Doorneoyle. ! presume you have not luthertoKad an
idea ni what an extent your medicine* are used in ail
our Missions. Affectionately ypars, ABBOTT - .
Por pale at the Pekin Tea Store, 33 Fifth st. [nov23
riiAiL.uKS* TKlMMiNGß—Received urtd opened this
I day Canvas, Puddings, Selicias, twist, satin and
initiiia vest and Coat Batious. Bone, metal and japan
npit Pant and Birap Buttons. Horn and black bono eus*
pendcr Bdttonsj &.c. - (febB] A-A. MAJSON & CO.
NEW CROP BLACK TEAS.—Jast received at; Hie
Pekin Tea Store,33Fifth 'Street,' a lot oCfteta crop
Oolong Black TeaSy by the ship *• Architect,” and for sale
wholesale to the traue at reduced prices. > -
N- B.—The above Teas- are direct from. Canton, and
the ladies all ray they are not scented with English
Brandy, Gin and Rum [febl4] A. JAYNES, Fifth aU :
*'g.~ix i/„ «*4i, ?.o -&-*» -V’ . V ’
’.v . v'*.\’;:, ',
V jrf'*- v
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1
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Mstellaneotts.
HIJJTQS & CO.'S *
GENTLEMEN’S EDRNISHING STORE,
AND ODD-FELLOWS' DEPOT,
■ ■ •■'■''■isyOitfiO’ ■■ ■ ■ --i
APOLLO. BUILDING STREET,
■Ji- :Slg*-of tfe* Bee»Hlv*.
SUBSCRIBERS have opened a Qvulemen's Fur •
l rtuAtng Store, In connection with an Odd FtUoio?
Jftpotiip which nre;to befoocd a variety of.Faocy
Goods and Odd Fellows 1 Regalia, never before present*
ed toa Pilisbargh public, by a single establishment. 1 -
Front Philadelphia, they are in regular receipt of
Odd ‘FeUoicJt } ' Re§isurz, Lodge:Etank Books, Ch rteli/ and
other Lodge articles. The Regalia exhibited at their
counter is most gorgeous and admirdbly assorted; no*
thing of the soil, so entirely ergimitojbftß'everbeen seed
intmsmarketm.suchproforiom v; ;t -^
The Gentlemens Famishing Department is plentiful
ly-supplied'. with \ a"variety of superb and delicately
wrought articles ot dress. ; : The variety is entirely, too
great ttf:fenumerate irr amodarate space; we- must,
direct the puhliPi4o an investigation of the
Stock itself All that we can say in this connection is,
thatut oarlSitablißhment the gentlemen of tosid cdn be
supplied -with any article in onr line, manufactured opt
of the-best material? ahd -by the most experienced
hands. We solicU aPi’eiaminaiion of ouritockj-U
composes avariety wmchchallenges comparison.
A large lot ol Fine SUk and Linen Sfiirts; Fdncy.
Stocks and self adjusting . Cravats £ Gloves and Hostery
of varioDSkinds, addin fact every article of comfort or
luxury which n gentiemen of good taste would fancy. :£
' We solicit a Phare of public patronage.
. . IUNTOff & CO:; •' ■■■l
Sign of the Bpe Hive, ,
No, 80 Apollo Bandings Fourthat
ELKXZEH H. ►-.CpBISXUfI PBKIfISH.
Preiser* > . : .,j
tuviL Engineers and land surveyors.
K, having-associated tbemseivesfor thatparpose,will
attend to SURVEYING, laying out and dividing land
into Lots, leveling, draughting and malting Plans-dti<f
Maps; layingout, locating and superintending thecon
straction of -Kail, : ; FlanV, M’Adiiri arid 1 other roads,
bridges J ,ftc;,tinfaVorablAterni£' i ' -m
-’lo* Office No. 100 Rosb street, head of Fifth, near the
Conrt , Hopse,:Pittsborgh >
Five and Jlarine lnsapascei . r
fTTHE INSURANCE'CO; OF NORTH AMERICA wJiV
i: mako permanent arid-limited Insurance on Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shipments by Canals,
Rivers,Lakes,and By Sp a.. The properties;ouhie Com
pany are well invested and"farnisn an’aVaitable fund for
the ample indemnity of al I persons wfctod esire to be pro
tected by Insurance. • WMv P, JONES, Agent,
may!B - . '
Notice to Contractors*
i AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAp.-Seal
i v/ dd proposals.vtfillfhe iet J 4he Office ofthe
| Ohio and'Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in Pitfs*
buTgh,nnti\ Thursdayvihe eC March nextffoT'
: laying.the riUsbttrg distance'
!oflo7milea. Specifications and lormj of proposals may
ibe obtained at the office in Pittsburgh, for two weeks
Srevions to, the Jetting, on application. to‘Sblonioa..W,
lobcrts,Chief Engineer; -The proposals must be ; in ac
cordance with the pripted forms, and addressed to the
President of .the Compadyi, W&L ROBINSON, JB-. _
Pi:b6ufgA > Feb.o,lSsl. ? ,V •
I 'VOT North American, New York Tribune, American
.Railroad Journal, pablish four limes. " ' r ffebS:td
PROFOSALSEOR ERECTING A WIRE SUSPEN
: SION 'BRIDGEoveMho Allegheny. nver,oppostte
‘Mechanics street, in the Fifth Ward Ofthe CityoiEittsi,
ibnrgh, in place of the structure vecently destroyed by
jfire. Sealed the offiee of
■Jacpb Painter.&Co.jiLiberty.'SW until lheTSthidfty'of
March next I for;t)je..erectioa,p( tiiq above.descnbed
The patiernthereof to be Ihe same *ae the Mo*
nongahela bridge. with' such’ alterations asbiddersthay
suggest,andlhe-Directorsapprove.* : > -v :•«
1 -By order of ... ,
i feblud . . * FREDERICIC;LORENZ,FreaH.
Central Tea and. Family Grocery Store.
rtlllEline*t qualities ofGreenandßlnek TEAS; Mo-,
lx cha, Java dnd Rio COFFEES;Lov r ering' ! B D.Re
fined : and Crushed SUGARS;' New’ Orleans,'Bu'Louis
Refined and Havana do; fieatßaacbißAJSlN;?
Lemon Peel, Prunes, Dates, &c. 3 for .
No/fitf Finh'Streeu
; WEGNER A BUECHNER’S '
} v H«w Satabiliihnii^;
| 60 Market strata betwem Thirdj Fourth, ■ '
fTS NOW/ready Jofariiisir every kitn of Lithographic
X work in the most elegant style, soeh as Shot* ctiUst
l&aps, Portraits, Landscapes, Cards, Bill , headSy and La
pels, printed in gold {colors, Ac. ‘
i Atthe- same place ,<Stessrs. MoeserA Helmle have
opened a Dea-wiso School, andexecmeon order Drafts
of Machinery, Edifices, with all possi-,
flC'accnracy and elegance^, , jalsUy .
ohn o’po3r?ELn-*'-*x.L. ••■•w. blhtctkb.
i s O’DONNELL, MULLEN". & CQ. . ,/,
iplttshurgh Chair A Cabinet ware Ao’om**
) : /To. 9 8 Third Strut*, Soxiw Sits. -
Ip*- V'O’D.M.ACo., respectfully inform their friends
and customers that they have,- if ; aot the largebt
'^pastock evci_befoie.6Sen i 4n-thil.cUy,,lhh greatest
; i \ Ivarieiy of styles, the finished, made of the
Lest seasoned materials,*and’ by tho best workmen in
the westefncbnmry—an'ofwbfch the f aredetefnrihed
to sell os low as any other manufacturing establishment
in the city; -Oar swckisall oarownmanufactures/rio
importations. ' • i ■:;s ! r?--;«2L- <*.:**>
’ Steamboats and Hotels furnished til the shores! itdlice.
; All orderspromptly attended td:- i , VV i ' jnl7'
; Allegheny JPiantng £ini, :
ANDCTSOIT prHEETj'AEtESnEBT'CITTjTMKJU ■
!JL, and the public generally, that baying completed: bjs,
new Flariing'MiH, arid having how s iu operation two
new Eastern made Planing Machines, (Woodworth
patent,) and several circular and upright is
now,prepared to,furnish promptly and at reduced rates,
planed and sawed lumber of every description*.. . .
The attention'Of steairibdat’iomers, carpehtera urid
builders, is particularly .called totheabove establish
ment, where's* large 'assortment of planed and. rough
lumber, of different thicknesses, suitable for shipping,
box making,house,'steamboat work, Ac., can be found
atnUtimes. ' ; 'y-
Also, lumber planed or sawed to order, with .prompt
ness and despatch; JOHN A. BLOOMER, '
jal& , i . , . i ...proprietor* £
N.B.—AU orders directed to Pittsburgh will receive
prompt attention.
THE partnership of Reynolds £ She© was' dissolved
byrrautnal cansentonthelst.inst; Theborinessof
the firm.will be settled by either of the parties, the name
Of the firm to be used for lhht puTpose.' .-:;i u--
, S. O. REYNOLDS.
• • j* l.shee: .. ' "
On retiring from the business of Reynolds: & Shee, I
wdtoldrecdmmeria-Mt. J.li.'Shfcetb my friends and the
former customers of, the house. u
jaU ' - ! 9. O. REYNOLDS^
Citizens of Pittsburgh
HAVE you.all heard how cheap
selling his stock of fine Gold JEWELRJY? If you
have not, then know that he' is selling a very nch ana
fashionablo:assbrtment ofzGold WATCHES undsJEW
ELRY at such astonishing low pricesihat uU who have
called'to see bis assortinentand prices,.exclmm,--this,
certainly; issbmetUing ilew forPitfeburgh. WimSfine
gold Jewelry selling? at halfthe usual price i : ;How-canr
his be? Stop a, moment, we; will tell you the secret ;
we have made suchrirrangeme'nis with the manufaclu-.
rersatthc east, riud'olso, with the Watch manufactu
rers of Europe, that we are getting vallourgri ads at iht
lowest possible prices, ana then, having low rents to
piy. l arid other expenses, al'sd;Cheap, enables us : to sell
at a very small profit upon. firsl cost,, and; therefore) p
wholesale price' will answer. Therefore; low prices
tmdlargesaleswillbeonrmeuo;'.- , t: *
• Please call at 111,Market street, second door from
Liberty street/ <; ‘[decl93 ; C.'A.BROWNI-
THEPEKJN TEA STORE . has beea removed from
Fourth street to No 35 Fifth street, otie door east of
the Exchange Bank, ,where the subscriber re
ceiving hbuill stock of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
selected with grehtcrire, and purcb ased direct from the
Importers inNew York. . The stock consists of all the
different fisvors find grades of Too brought to the Ameri
can market, and wilt be sold'Wholesale and retail, at
prices lower th,aa any other.house in Pittsburgh. ~ .
Retail Grocers are invited to'call and get samples,
andleamourprices forTeaspackediriland ilbpack
agesyor by the half chesw •. ’-iu . i :
(?offi«-~Mocha, Java and, Rio Coffee*. . h
C/ioccZaie—Baker’s Bromu, Cocoa, Chocolate and Co
coaSKells. t ‘: J ‘‘' ' .' . ■ ’
Sugar—Lovenng’s crushed and pulverised, and New
Orleans Sugar.
Baisinsj Prunes; Ac.: ; , A. JAYNES, .' '
33 Fi(th.«t
To the hadteo.
■mrrE HAVE NOW FINI3IUSD 35 dozen, of Ladies’
YV fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKINGS, which
are sofle# in the wool and moraduirablff in the color than
any we .have heretofore made. Every, article iu the
Sock/Umlershirtr and Drawers, ludies f and children’s
Underclothing,madetoordeF’wHh.-punctuality.
■ The Old Established.Slocking Manufactory, Fifth st*
.;. deefi' W.DALY A CO.
. Foreign Ncwepapcr®.
ffIHE subscriber is authorized to receive subscnp-i
-JL tions lor all ;the: Londons Daily, Weekly and Tn-;
Weekly papers: -Birmingham,. Bristol*- Hull, Leeds,
Manchester, Newcastle; : Sh’effield. and other'Proyfn-'
dial pspers; Irish papers of Dublm, Cprk, Belfast,
Limericic, Londonderry, tcc.',' Scotch papers of Edin
burgh, Aberdeen, Glasgow,'Dundee,&c,rFrench and
German papers., • : “ ; JOSHUA, EOhlifSON,
European Agent, ;
■ ieS ' ' Post Building.; Sihaty Bearwood.
/’ILVt'US, CASSiaIERKS. AND VKSTINGS/ Kd
; Westof England and Middlesex ao. ;
! Black' SMinJFtScy Silt, Cashmere, Merino and Mar
lilies Vestiogsy . A. A. MASON & CO.
■xir S HAVEN, corner of Market and Second sts.,
-W • has for sale, a large and varied assortment of 1
fino blank books, paper of all qualities; and English,
French, German and Americaa fancy aed .staple sta
lonery. " ' inov23
EA—SOhalf chests black Tea; : ' ■
■.■•65.." do-;; Young Hysonand Gunpowder;
IQO .do . 0 and 13 &. boxes' : do; -.
‘ ia3l Forsaleby , CARSON A { M’KWIGHT.
T'ABD—lt> bhls. No. 1; ; .. •
1 i 65 kegs do; Forsaleby' ' 1 ''
L. S. WATERMAN A SONS,
JaB 31 VP'ater andfia Front street*;
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Eemoval.
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A- ;‘>o6.
** '
Nero Hooks, fUnsix, At.
XT MINER A CO.. Srmthfield street, have reeel red
XX* the foUpwing-New Books—. ,
Reveries Of an Old Maid-embracing important Hlnia
to. Young Men intending toMarry—■embeUUhedwUfc
forty-three Original EngravingH f
Mississippi scenes, or Sketches of Souihern Life and
Adventure. By Joseph B. Cobb;
. TberCiTyMerchant, or theMysrerloas Failure. 1 Ilioa*
i trated with ten Engravings. By J. B. Jones;
i PoiiFo'Uoofa Medical-Student—with namerons ll
ilastratiops. By GeoTgeM*.Wharton, M. D.; , <
i Wacooata,nf the Prophecy—aa Indian Tale. By Ma
jor Richardsoh
Stanfield; Hall—an Historical Romance. By J.F. ;
Sipith, ES(f;’This work is said to be equal W Sir waiter
ScoU’slvanhoef .
Second Part of the Newgate Calendar,or the ChronL
des of Crime. This work, in its eight
;partc, will comprise an-intelligent History; for the last •
I °f.-AJUie notoriouscharacters who...
i have lawsdfGreaVßritain. ’ ■ [feb2o ‘
! , xa ew Booka t « • i . \
; haß inEt teceiTCd
iMapSes^rtech?™* 11 ““ **** N “ ional '
Wo,k * w * co ““’r *•
! w k^pngMeru 11 °' d ‘“Ponant Hint,
I T Marstoh of Danoran: aTale;
r TheExberiences of Richard Taylor, Esq.:
Stanfield Halli-an .Historical .Romance, by-X P
.Smith, Esq; ■ ' • - ,'
„ The, Convict; or ‘ the Coosjiiralof’s''Victim.v By ■&*&
gUftftnfoipUnc :■ a Tale of Uie ‘Annals/ojjßuiigaty. '
; Also, u> great variety of Novets, RomanCe%T4lca,
i Sbngßrifistorteal andother works’. ■ -*'.: ■: 1
goner.l ■isaonm.oh
. : . .-. v ’ Bew Booksl Hew.BtwoltoV'o'.'ift
H MINER A CO;, No. 32 Smithfield street* have re*
• ceivedthefollowing-new books. •'
AU the MaTCti vid s Gbdcy. Grah'am, Sar*
tom and Peterson** Magirinei? - ~ , * ;
No. 23 Dictionary. trfiMgcrftnnifra; w •
?_SUmfieldHalit an.Historlcal Komance. ByJ.P;Smih‘
I Esq. This is a powerfully written fiction,and embrace*/
oha©f .the ,moat' exriiing periods of-English history—
ti,
_ Mow Books 1 gfltv Books I n; -.. T v
i A D e?^ ™r d ®w,,ol,rosifß
fte&ieai j by Geo.
rlO S ,^, ®' f * -i^^l^a ® t ritUopsby-Croome, •
; Tfte-CityiMerehttit,*by»<W l -MjiateVibu^PiaUo*o-With
ten iliostrauons; :
r Eeverioi of an OliMaWrrembrabingimportant HiJtui
.0 Young.Mcn—wuh forty-three illustrations:
I. Mississippi;Bcpae?y or Sketches of Southern l LUy and
.Adventure, liy Joseph B. Cobb;
! • lit. Wollick’a Works; . . ~ ; - v
io^mchardson 1 - 1116 Proplleoy: aa Indian Tale. By ila
: 1 ", -
1 Slanfidld.HiiU jfih'HisWrical Romance;
I Jarnes *. ifebis
~ . aosyißooteßlßeor Bontret -
■ A -tones; his friends and bis greatest enemy. By Wm
Mnkepiece.TTiackeray.-HViiliillo6lrntlont(ohrbrodd'by'‘
the author. Intwovolames. -
a li'an<:oniaStory. By the qnthor of tie
Field ** '
Theiabyye boots just received and forsaletan ' •
R.C. STOCKTON,
_1 •' NUJ47 Martel n.''
SOUMBBCE OF THE PRAIRIES, or the Journal
of a Santa Fa Trader, during eight. expedition* *
obstheGreat Western Pralnes; and a residence of
nearly nine years to Northern .Mextop, illustrated with :>
mnpbitod engravings. By Josioh Gregg—ln two,vole.
• lYoUlstol tholitvee of thei'Qaeenaiof ScoUaha aha''
Bagluh Princesses connected with theregal succession',
of Great Briuitf.’, By Agnes ! SfricH4nd. , 'A feat or the
above wo,k.jast received and for sale byB..G,STOCK-'.
TON, Bookseller and Stationer, corner of Market and
Third streets. r -;r; -d !■. ' : : (febtl
IrarATER CURE WORKS.
lW al;by Joel Shew, M. D.
: Water Care in America by n Water Patient.
: HtmJ bopk_ of Hydropathy, with afleen engraved d,
totratjone subjects; By KdwaflOohnstoa,
; iheotyanji Practice of Hydropathy.- By the fate li. ;
Francke: translatedfrom the German by Hebcrtßoiki,
; The above T»ork» for sale by . .
i' V R* C. STOCKTON, Bookeeller and Slauoner.
'••• few.:!,:> !■ corner Market aad-TiWsui*
QrabAPT’aJgegagtoc ror-BIM-cfa^
TT MINER & CO. have received the above. It is*.
JjL.trolyinsfcea doable ittunbcf.*
» Harpera* New, Monthly for Fcbrupty~ihe best nnsv .
ber yefoirtira matter and embelUshrients. ' ■
i International Monthly byanyether
literary interest.
' A new illustrated editiOnof Gdjr Fawkes.lhe chief of
the Gunpowder Treason. ’ > <l,- - r .
■ The. wonjen -of Israel—in two .volumes;
Acnilar. v
‘ life’s Discipline— *Tol 5 of the; Annala *of Hffnjfory.
By Talve. . •
AReriewof the attempt to Tax Religion/? By Befldx.
febO ■ • .■ • :
.v.iyßw'iairsio;. • •
\\[ HERE’areihe Friends of ray Tomb. BvG. Barkers
•fV - I’ve Something,Sweet to Tell Too:
The Robin;
> Pm Thinking o’er the Days. Mary; . > i
My New England Home, New Song, dedicated to
.' NevrEiglandj■ ■- ■ ; •* •
Shel Love isfar away<; . . v\
OhjMeetmeomho Silver Shore; .1-
Good Night;
i My Home’s onihe. Prairie Lea.'/.■ By Woodbury?
Foster j c, : . .
I’ve leftrayNative'.Village. By G, Barker s
: TheSpiritJJove:, -.;i; , ,\. ~
i »• - -
Les Adieu. ByHorr; *. t . y
An extensive collection of new Polkas, Waltzes.' *
. . Yariauons,&c^.-.r. (
Alsi'a'pevy eripply
ticaLaudisyandan excellent new work, called the U M«-
lodiiV’.a collection of popnlatand social
riizea and arranged byG. S. Webb and w.Mason
considered one ortho bestworkaever published:
! H.KLEBEB, GoiDEH.Hanp..-i.
' Nb.lOl Thirdlßtreet.'
-/'• sbw BtcsM;. ‘— x ■ y™*
T: ONELY MAIDEN—a celebrated DuettfifCm- thfti-’i
Al opera of Jessonda, BySphor ; . r '
; Mother, tfcou*rt faithful to me. Anew song by Si t?* 7 '
. Foster;
Sweetly sho Bleeps, my Alice foiri By 4
!. •.I’dbfler thee this hand of mine;
• Come, Maidens^Come—or Tranca&Uos ■ r. „y
1 ;. ! Wdmuy ‘-’From the'jkbafcter^or r '
,St. Mark; . . \ a ., •;. „;\?
1 OceanßuTlal.A favorite and touching baJtad; '
\ ..ThouhustwoundedUtetpiritthatlotMthee:• »»;.• U
; Ben Bolt, or doaH yoa remember sweet Alice ;
Soiree Polka. By S.O.Foater; l '
- The celebrated Polka dances;
JeneanerA;Jeanott—compTetej 1 •••' v>
Fairy Quadrilles. By Mrs. Ernest; , -
*.* Fashion Polka; " ' -' - *
Belly Polka. By Borgtnuller; ,
t ChltChaiPolka; V-f; ' •’ *
-BMcffelor's Polka;
SiUy Quadrilles- verj' easy and prerty;
i ' Rose Quadrilles;
Rossignol .Polka:
* , - { .
! A.'newe<Jiticmof Harness Instructions’
with sixadditioharpftges of hew lessons > '
- Clark’s Catecbisitt for thelPisaioj“ ,i • *”• : V ■*•'*'■
| Barrow’s Pianoforte Primer; •
\ Received to-day I>y 5 - ' -
W .JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood ftreetr
. N. B.—A- very 1 largeetock of new Pianos , arriving
qndwiH be oper and for, saie thi» .week>> . •', {jaaii. l^
’ - ' • Splonaia.Pianos* > •(«?•>:>: z'» .cfci:
HKLEBEk takes pleasure in announcing that he
• has.j«*trPpen*a a iot’
celebrated moke of'Naims Be. Clajocund‘puKtiix j New
York, wfaiefr>.with those on hand,from themostelegaal,
Varied and extensive stock ever offered in this city.,
i Among others, one 1 splendid 7octave : dbnb&earti&d
: Piano, foals XIV style, with the new improvement of • •
the over Striags, the latest and most important improve* ”•
meot,to be found only on Nnnna4k Clark’s Piano?.
. (Also, two superb Pollan Attachment Pianos,
■j N; Brf—An extensive lot 'of New' Masia,:embhiclng , - ;
(Jenny Lind I*, 1 *, and the choicest new. .
5 Waltzes, Ac; SIGN’OF THE ' f ' r
• >ja2s - , No.lolThirfl*trftel hi?,r
. r Sew Stock of Pianos. *., i v i;
‘ 1 MRS.* C. FLUME wohld respeet
:©MTjgVM^ißUyfffVitfetbA 'bfthepub
,ga4iSs®P|a c -t 0 of
1 v-SS? ■ ■ ready for
jshle* among which are the celebrated, JBhmburff Piano?,
with the hew Improvement of the over-strings, the'la
test and most .important ; improvemeat, inTWuea eolely *>•?
by them and by no others., They have been tried to be
copied in this country', bnt;nnsncceasftiliy. “rn » vT:
i Also, one splendid 7 octaye, double carved Piano, u
Louis XIV *
' Three ? octaye Pianos, also made by Bacon & Raven.-,
New York. > •
• i FoUrdfoctave Pianos,made by J. te C. Fiihfiri/Uto
Nanas Be Fisher, New York j together with some of onr .
ownmanufactnie,withmctttlic fr«»™» '.OaSR - -
TOWN H.hEELLOR, No. 81 Wood street, has receiv
tf,. ed, and now offers for. sale a, large and well selected
mock of 8, fl6} and'7 OctaveTlano ForteK frOin the.■■/■■
manufactory of CHicExantG, Boston to which he invites; -
the attenuon of purchasers. These Pianos are invari- »
ably sold nt Boston prices, without* an extrh 'charge tef'’
transportation or risk, andinail cases warranted.
: ( Ola Pianos taken in part payraent atth&r fell valued
1 - JOHN H-MELLOR, .
Agent for the sole of Chickering’s Pianos for western
Pennsylvania, No, 81, Wood street*———— feb4 .
C. A. JH'ABUI.Trv iS'-CO.ir ’
transporters, forwahdingamdcoii-
MJSSION MERCHANTS. ■; /,'v
Dopotj Caul Ruin', 403 Pannat, ‘ "
PisaturgA^
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