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MATTERS.
■■jtr.nl7.lBscdHD-W.4nß,—Pursuant topublic notice, the
,! j?;|Hslnderatie voter* of the Second Ward ol: Pittsburgh
Jt-ressembled at the house ofMr, Jamesßsll,onSatur
,; ;i f day the 22d idst., between the hours of IS o’clock
and’6';o’clock in, the afternoon, end duly
elected Mesaraj Caau.cs Bassett and Edwih C,
tie ■ MarrttEws as Delegates to-represent said Word in
f.i tfcoDemocratic'County Convention: to be held in said
City on Wednesday the 26th instant.
c ; - ,'Dpou motion,.it.was unanimouiiy Resohed,thit
said gentlemen: be: instructed to vote for Delegates
t; uloihetDemocrktic State Convention which is to meet
' ' _at Reading, od. the 4th of Juhe next, who are known
to be friendly to the nomination of
it ' , COLONEL SAMUEL W. BLACK,
■<« ’Of AMegheoy Coonty, for tho offico of Govehnob of
' "this’Commonwealth*
r- - And thereupon the meeting adfonrned sin* die.
, O * W. W, IRWIN, Chairman.
' Jdaw W; Rinnsix, Secretary.
Third Waiid.— At a meeting of the Democratic
, Citizens of the Third Ward held; at Union Hall on
T:V, Batordsy, Fobruary 22d, 18Sl, for the purpose of
- - ' choosing two Delegatee to represent this Ward in the
Comity Convention to.be held on the 261 h instant, the
-- ■; 'meeting wan organized at IS o’clock, ■■ by Mr. Geo, i
*t .* i ;pßß4lon‘ taking .the chairj and M: tJ.“Minigah acting l
. .’ayV ice President, and JohnMellon'and PetcrM’-
• iManpi as Secretaries. Alter the marking, the follow*
: . . ing gentlemen wore chosen, six.: M. C. Milligan and
B. Biddle Hoberts. . On motion, the mooting ad
' Jonrned
GEORGE FUNSTON. Prcs’t.
' 1 ' tabXsssi
arsas
7T- 1, ' J>to(4nT MEEtiKO». —On Saturday the 22d inat.
<. •! meetings were held in the different wards of the city
; - tir tbo purpose of selecting delegates to the Demo
cratic County Convention, to bo held on tbo 26th
anat., which will choose deligates to represent Alle
gheny County in the Democratic Stale Convention,
to be held in Reading, on tho 4th of June next, to
nominate candidates for Governor and Canal Com
missioner. ' ,
■ The delegates as far as we have heard are in ft
■ TOT of £ol. S. W. Black, for Governor.
‘ Ist Ward, A.JU’Cammon and Wm.’Bennot.
■2d' “ C. Barnett and Edwin Matthews.
,3d « M. C. Milligan and R. B. Roberta.
r t4th H Wm. Dallas and Jas. Bern.
.'i j.S fiih m> John Mackm and John A. Parkinson.
v 6th k “ A. Black and A. Rodgere.
7th (£ C. Kent and Wm. Morehoad.
, f r, /• "Bth “ S. Morrow and John Cojlo.
, 9th « ‘
Two Men Dsowszo.—On Saturday morning)
* - about fire o’clock, three men, named Wm. Leao,
John Laoghtm and '■' Miller, who reside in Al*
' legheny city, bat work on this side, in ihe Iron
Works in the Fifth Ward) tho two latter in Shocn*
berger’s, and the former in Coleman’s, attempted to
cross the Allegheny riser in a skiff, (tho bridge
.- ■. nearest their placo.of work having been destroyed a
' short time since'by fire.) The river being very'higb
'..-'rj bfidthe eutrenbstrong, their boat was dashed against
ono oC tho naked piers, throwing' them oil oaf into
y the river. One of them, Wm.X,eao, was picked np,
-.aalmOEt ftoien to death, but; tho other two perished
ln. the water. Their bodies havo not yet beca re
*<- - covered. .
nr the Cause.— A new viaduct across a
- - email stream, abnutfour miles above Freeport, gave
, . 1 . ,'WSy oh -Friday. ;It occurred before tho canal was
$-** half dfiUedi It: was .caused, -partly, by inporfect
construction; but moat likely by “Jack Frbit/’ who
privately cocceaia himself- among crevices and
'places,-sheltored.rrom the suVand rain. It would be
ISr better td wait a few days until the banksbecome
«ettjeda.thah. to have tho navigation intrrrUfted when
Voncelipfrly commenced.
On information of Wm. R. .Crisp; a boy b»
*tho name of Thor. Matthias was arrested on Satur.
- '-day.and brought before bis Honor, for throwing
stones on tho Gas Works. On paying costs he was
•• ' ■ ...
Bnmn.AV.-Tho 22d of February,
tfhebirthday of Washington, passed off without any
' ;olhsr. demon at ration of reapcct than two military
- companies, tiro Grays and Bluesj parading.
. Two feilowa were arreated on Friday night
...Tof.Wealing-from a neighbor, some game fighting
>; -OOchaj hat, in tbslangnago of a facetioua friend, the
ro : .matter was agnanhed..
I®" Thu sale, of Farnitore will be resumed n t
Hotel, this morning at 10 o’clock, and
■ llpoaaibleall will be closed.
SV : . J @P ' The’'ncit'lecture of Mias Coatea will be
.given onMonday evening, in Philo Hall, at 7 o’clock)
dooTB open at 6. -•••.» . -
AllcgTicnyandMancbcEterPlaak Road,
learn* will bo completed this week to the upper
; , ' - «nd : ofthe Borough ofManchesier-
M r * Justice, wc understand, has been
walchmsn on the Old Allegheny Bridge.
, , :■ : A German Odd Fellows* Ball Will.be held.ln
Wesbington Sall on Thursday night next.
. jCST Artostrong, arrested a few daya since aa being
ofieoftbe <( Knockers,” fa atiH held by the Mayor.
-SST- There were six cases beforo bia Honor,May
; i';or-6othrio, yesterday morning.
i. .y. S©* Yesterday was beautiful, sunshiney and pleas
: r-Jqst such a day as to make us Ippgfor spring-
PITTSBOttGU
i .CQBffgfi 07.1UESST ANDTHtftD ,
/'IHARTEREDA;D,IBOO;.the only chartered Insti-
V£tuiian of th&kmd in Pennsylvania.
. : Sacuby.— John Fisxmo, principal < Instructor in
of Account*. '
.-.vOi K. .Geikbeblim, Professorof Pmmanshiv. Mercan*
.ttle compulation, Ac.
M, Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
wishing to,obuun a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping ana us application to every branch of bu»
..iciness, also, a rapid, and .elegant haudwnUng.are invi
ted lo.call.and.examiue the arrangementa.
” hit Commercial Law every. Monday evening.
Reference to,any of the city merchants. : tdeclO
: Law Psrtnerihipi
mHE Subscribers have associated themselves in the
: J. . practice of Law, under the firm of BlXck AWabii
insTOK. One.or.ihe other of them,whcn not engaged in
Court, can be found, at nll umes in the office, on Fourth
street* Pittsburgh, now occupied by Mr. Block.
: - ‘ SAMUEL W.BLACK,
■v febß . READE WASHINGTON.
/• Tj MINER A CO.,Smithfield street, have received
jOL* ihe followlngNew Books—
? Reveries of an Old Maid—embracing important Hints
. \ . Young Men intending to Marry—embellished with
; VthreeOrigmal EngraviUgs ;. - . -
'cissippi Scenes, or Sketches of Southern Life and
. By Joseph Bk Cobb;
; Merchant, orthe Mysterious Failure. Illus*
triSS ?*,ten.Engravings. .By. J.B. Jones j
- '“■ pXr»«i,« .-.Aof *Medical Student—wilh numerous lI
lnSSiSi V M. Wharton, M. D;
..•v..wJ^s^^\the.Prppbecy--arlndian T ttle« ByMa-
-***-Historical Romance. By J. F.
Smith,Esq. is said to be equal to Sir Walter
Scott’s Ivanhoe: .. \
Second Partof the Newgate .Caiendar.or the Clurom
clet This * "? rk U n Bs completion of eight
pans, will comprise an i History, for, the last
two hohAted years, of all Ml® notorious characters who
have ougactdihe laws of i Britain, - ’ [fcbSO
a<w' llftnfcryi ~ L TctT Booha 1 “
•..•A'JfT’ALL# No.-. 85 Fourth sire ®b l l * B just received the,
.f f i following sew works :
: ;Godßy,.oraham, Bariain and the Ladies’, National
. Magazines for'March; ■ •
: Major Richardson’s wear Work,>.-Waeou»ta, or the
•Prophecy;: an Indian Tale j .
/ V/Bevenesofum Old Maid—embracing Hints
: ■ to Yonng Men; • •
v; jMarstonof Dunoran: aTale^r
■ . :The Experiences of Richard Taylor, Esq.;'
i .••Bianfieid fHaUt.un. Hiitoneal• Romance-* by J. P.
..’ Smith,Esq; .-i.. *
The the. Conspirator’s Victim. By Ned
• 'BoatUneT.'.•» : ./.■*■
Life’s discipline: a Tale of the Annals of Himearv
■ By Talvi. "■—« .
’ Also, a great variety of Novels, Romances, rTales,
Bongs, Historical and other works.
• , Pens. Paper,lnk, Wafers, and a general assort* ne
Stationery on hand always. * {feh.W *
■ '.4 , 'y*
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1 V-v < '
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* “ ::.i- .t v',-■;-r. S: vrr ,': ;•;
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THIEA.TBfcEi "
JOSEPH-FOSTER ........Lessee and Managxs.
Adsititakce—First Tier and Parquette, 50 cents; Sec
ondaiid Third Tiers, 25 cent b ; Colored Gallery ,25 cents:
Pnvaie Boxes, each, $l,OO. ' •*
.. OoorsopenatOjo’dockjCairtainriseSat?o’clock. "
MONDAYSEVENING, February 24,1851,-will be
presented tho celebrated Tragedy or the
- HUNCHBACK. 1 f •!
The whole to conclude with ; .
* OK THE-MAN .ANDTHF TIGER,* } - ■ ■
Curium' SaUs.
JAMES MckKTOA, Auctioneer,
KPNf TVR.B AT THEiEX
remaining unpaid for, will be sold on'ac
count of former purchasers. . .
leather:Beds and Bedding, Hair Mattresses, Patent
Hedsteods.Wlndow Blinds,Tables,Chairs, Fire Boards.
Also, one fire proof Chest, and one Cort, &c.«'&c.
f eb24 JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r. 1
"PRINTING Printers* Copper and
X Wooden Galleys- Slice Galleys ) Furniture; Reg
let; Boxwood and Hickory Quoins; single, double and
treble Wooden Rales, Ao;, Ac. For sale at ..
W. S. HAVENS? Printing Office,
feb2o. Third,between Market and Ferry sis.
\\f OODEN TYPE.—Wooden Type, from the m&nu
■f f factory of Wells AWebb, furnishod at short no
tice; by - ffeb2of ■ W.B. HAVEN.
mo Ltrr—A Warehouse, situate between Wood and
1 Market, and running through from Front to Second
street, recently occnbicd'by Scaife & Atkinson
SCAIFE, ATKINSON A OKELY.
- ; , ’ No. 119 Front s?.
WS—Eivenair second hand Bellows for sale
by [feblO] SCAIFE,ATKINSON & OKELY.
- Steele ft Officer’s “— r *~r
BOXFACTORY AND JOBBING SHOP, Rian*
Buildiko,. Firgtn alley .thud story, between Wood and
liberty streets. Boxes of oil desenpuons made and do
uvered atlheshortestnotioc. . [febl9;lv
landscape Painting,
JASPER H. LAWMAN, Laitoscaps Painter, Rooms,
Fourlhstrect, Odeon Buildings, Becond story- Spe
cimens may be seen by the patrons of tho Art.a t the
above place;
R£/crw«—John K. Holmes, Esq.. Wm. C. Wall,T- A
Hilher t Richard Cowan, Esq., Matthew Wilson; J.J.
Oillfißpift, Hon; S. Jones, L. Harper r fcblB
GENTHAL TEA STORK.—The subscriber lias now
on hand and is constantly receiving, Fresh Te t,s of
■alt descriptions, sold ui the United States or any part of
the world, at the lowest rales of any in the Tea Market.
Anese leas will be sold looso or In metallic packages,
to suit customers, and cither kinds warranted Trcsu
rhe metallic packs are air tight, and warranted so, not
withstanding reckless and unprincipled assertions by in
terested persons ifebl3] n_ c. KELLY.
LOUISVILLE LIME, AC,—For sale by the barrel or
retail, white Louisville Lime; purple and yellow
carpet Chain, 5 double; 150 very cheap small Wooden
Bowls. All of which willbosold in any quantity to suit
, ISAAC UAKKIS, Agent
lebio.Jt and Commission Merchant, sth street
TJLACES WANTED SOON-for a number of nice
X youug men, in stores, warehouses'alid as clerks,
salesmen,bookkeepers and schoolmaster*. -Also,for a
number of farmers, laborers, and boys of all ages, in
our two ciues, towns, or cdfintry around; several good
house keepers, chamber maids, cooks, seamstresses,
wet and dry nurses, Ac., soon supplied. Please
“»“> , „ ISAAC HAHRES* Agent
febl9 and Commission Merchant, Fifth street
ADDITIONAL SALE OF
T Forty Town Loti In East Liverpool, o.
HE recent unprecedented sale of Lots in the above
thnmcg Town having nearly exhausted those pre
viously laid out, and the demaud still* continuing, the
undersigned uas been induced to lay oht a portion of
ms property in town lots as above, and offers them for
sale at prices .and terms that cannot fail to meet the
views-of those wishing to purchase. It is needless to
sav anything of the location of the town and pro*pects»
lit uavmg been sufficiently aescribed in recent advert
isements,) otherthan that over one hundred lots have
recently changed hands, and been purchased by those
wishing to procure a desirable home.
Tho above lots are amongthe mosleligible onddesi*
rabletn the place, and arc pirtcipaUy located in the cen
tre of those recently Bold.
For information apply to the proprietor in ’Liverpool,
or to James Blakely, Esq., Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
■ ' ; ■ JOHN S. BLAKELY,
East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd, 1851. " [fsblfcdawtf
House of Refuge,
mHE Managers of the Ilouse of nefuge wont topur-
X a lot of ground- suitable for the location of
liu? institution, containing from ten to fifty acres, well
supplied with water, and srtaated upon one of the rivers,
plank roads,orTmlroads. within five miles of the Court
House. Sealed preppsa»s,6tatingdeacripUon,priccand
terras, will he received until Monday, the 24th instant,
by the Committee. JAMES ANDERSON;
THOS. bakewell!
JAS. CHAMBERS,
WM. EICHBAUM,
febd:dawtF24 ’ CHAS. IHMSEN. :
. -Election- ~ *
A **i* B klC MEETING of the Stockholder of “the
ZL Company for erecting a Bridge over the Allegheny
River, opposite Pmsburfcb,intheCountyof ABegheuy,”
will bcAoldenm the T9H House, on MONDAY, the3d
day of March next, at two o’clock, P.M., for the pur-
Sose of choosing officers fortho.ensuing year, and the
etermination of any question uffecUng tho interests of
said company. JOHN HARPER,.
feb3:dawlm • . • Treasurer.
P«Mjy Whit. Tee tu end Breotb,
P„„„ TO BE HAD FOR 85 CENTS.
ERSONSwho have cither, are honorably assured
that if their breath is ever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED,DARK OR YELLOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 beat box of Jonev
AraherTooth Paste will make the teeth white as mow'
suu the breath odiferoaßiy sweet.
Sold only ai JACKSON’S Store, 240 Liberty stree.
head of Wood. * . (dec2o
New Books] New Books]
H MINER A CO., No. 32 Smilhfield street, have-re*
• ceived the following new books. ' ->
All the March Magazines, viz: Godey, Graham, Sar*
tain and Peterson T s Magazines; :
No. 23 Dictionary of Mechanics;
Stanfield Hall: an Historical Romance. ByJ.P.Smih
Esq. This is a powerfully written fiction,and embraces,
oneofthe most exciting periods of English history—
the reign of the royal Bluebeard, Henry the Eighth,
febltt
NOW'Books! New Books!
AT HOLMES’ Literary Depot, Third street, opposite
the Post Office. ’ yi
The Portfolioof a Southern Medical Student: by Geo
M. Wharton, M. D.—wuh illustrations byCroomc ;
The Ciiy Merchant, or the Aiysicnous Failure—with
ten illustrations;
Revenes of anOld Maid—embracing important Hints
to Young Men—with foriy*threc lllustrattons; •
Mississippi Scenes, or Sketches of Southern Life and
Adventure. By Joseph B. Cobb:
Dr. Hollick’s Works;
Wacousta, or the Prophecy: an Indian Tale. By Ma
jor Richardson;
Dictionary ot Mechanics, No. 23;
Stanfield Hall ; an Historical Romance;
Henry Smeaton, By G. P. R. James. {fcb!9
T- t Books! New Books l
HE History of -Pendennis; his fortunes and misfor
tunes; bu friends and his greatest enemy. By^Win.
Uakepicce Thackeray. With illustrations on wood by
the author. < In two volumes.
No.Sof the History of Pendennis. By W.M.Thacke
rav.
Malleville: a Franconia Story. By tho author of the
Rolia Books.
No. II of the Pictorial Field Book of tho Revolution.
By Benson S. Logging.
The above books just received and for sale by
' RC. STOCKTON,
feblfi - No. 47 Alarkct st.
COMMERCE OF TIIE PRAIRIES, or the Journal
of a’Santa Fe Trader, daring eight expeditions
across the Great Western prairies, and a residence of
nearly mne years in Northern Mexico, illustrated with
mapsand; engravings. By Jopiah Gregg—ln iwo vols,
- Vol. lst ot the Lives of ihe Queens oi Scotland and
English Princesses connected with the regal succession
of Greut Britain. By AguCß Strickland. ‘ A fewdftbe
above just received and forsale by R.C. STOCK
TON, Bookseller and Stationer, corner of Market and
Third streets. [febll
■YTTATER CURE ,WORKS. The Water Cure Mann
TV al,by Joel Shew, M; D.
Water Cure m America by a Water Patient-
Hand book of llydropailiy, with fifteen engraved il
jgstrationa of important subjects. By Edward Joliuston,
_Theory and Practice of Hydropathy.: By the late H.
brancke: translated from the German by Robert Baiki,
The above worka for sale by '
. e .«JL.C* STOCKTON, Bookseller and Stationer,
JpDU , .. corner Market and Third sts.
H»?^T l^fn^ a ? <| S aa,no for March,
AIJNER & CO. have received the above It is
• truly tn size a double number. <
Harpers’New Monthly for February—^the best num
ber yet out, in matter and embellishment*
International Monthly—not excelled by any other in
literary utcresu • * “
Anew Ulustratod edition of Guy Fawkes, tho chief of
the Gunpowder Treason; 1
The women of Israel—m two volumes/ By Grace
aguuar.. ..
ByTafve IBCI^lniC * Ml,^ Annals of Hungary:
A Iteviowof the attempt to Tax Religion, By Senex.
-- ' NEW music*
11THERE are tlie Friends of my Youth. ByG.Rarker:
' * ve ®° meth^n K Sweell oTell You; -
The Robin; *
I’m Thinking o’er the Days,'Mary;
My-New England Home. New Song, dedicated to
tho Ladiesof Now England;
She I Love is far away.
Ok;Meet me on the Sliver Shore |
Good Night; ;
My Home’s on the Prairie Lea. By Woodfaurv •
Lilyßhey. ByS.C* Foster; • • f '
I’ve left my Native Village. By G, Barker;
The Spirit Dove / • ■,
Fo, Uuhi. The Block Shakers’Song and Polka; •
Would I were with Thee—for Guitar ; 1
Les Adieux; By Horr;
- An extensive collection of new Polkas, Waltzes,
Vanauons,Ac. - :
Also, o new supply of “ New Carmina Sacra,” Can
uca Lnudis, and an excellent new work; called the
lodut” a collection of popular and social songs, harmo
nized - and arranged by G. S. Webb and w. Mason
considered one of the best works ever published. (
, • ' H. KLEBER, Goldbs Hasp,
[ No. 101 Third-street.': •
' 'S:
TnK BOARD OF XRASB
.■ -AND iMERC|H ANTS’JEXOHANGTEi
Frederick lorenz, j
WMj A. HILL; • } Combittw ros Pothba»t. :
v. ZUG, ' • ) ■ .
DaUy Review or thQ Elarttete* -
OFFICE OF THE MORNIN& POST, \
Mobday, February 24,-1851.$ •
The woathor, the past Tow days,-was quite upfa*
vorable for out door transactions. Yesterday, how^
ever, tbe weather cleared off and was delightful. -
Qur rivers are fleod high, and wo are informed 1 that
[ all the tributaries along- the Allegheny river have
been very high, which will enable the iron men to
bring their metal to market,.and. the lembermeir
tbeir lumber; The receipts by riverhave been large;
and Increasing in anticipation of the opening of our
canal, which mill be now In a few days. •*
The markote,.since our last -report,-have not un
dergone any material change. - Provisions, howev
er, tend upward, and for most articles in that lino,-,
sellers hold.for higher iiguruß. - - ,]
APPLES—We. note sales of about 200 bbls, at
the wharl,: at Si to 1-,15 por bbl.f out of stores $l,,
16 to 1,2 b is obtained.
BUTTER—There has been a fair demand, with
somewhat increased consumptive demand ; tho
stock in firsthands is considerably reduced, although
we cannot report any advanco in prices. Tho trade
generally is better. Among the sales we note 21
bbls. roll.at 10 to lie.-; 6 bbls.- -choice -at 12c.; 40
kegs at 7c. -
CHEESE—There is no change- Stockß are light*
We still note sales in a small way at 6| to 6i, as in
quality ; them is none strictly prime in market.
DRIED FRUIT —There is considerable inquiry
for peaches, in small lots. Prices, however, are
unchanged. We note sales comprising about 160
bushels at (rom $1,30 to 1,37. Apples—Tha dc»
mand limited; buyers refusing to pay over 75 conts
perbushel;
DRIED BEEF—Holders esk 81c. and firm.
GREASE-—*We coeld bear of no transactions.
GROCERIES—In sugar and molasses there ia a
good buyiqcss dojng. 'We cote sales of 70 hhds.
sugar at 6i to 6|, 4 raos. Several smaller lots at e
shade higher. Molasses—We\hcard o( no calcs;
holders, however, arc inn, af former quotations!
33 m cypress coopcrago and 34 in oak barrels. In
Coffee there is very little movement; buyers prefer
waiting for the opening of tho canal, and anticipate
a decline in this erticlo. We however quote at 121
to 121.
GRAIN—Tho receipts oT Wheat are good. We
noticed the steamer Arena at the Wharf on Salur
day morning, with 1500 bushels, designed for Ihe
city mills. We quote wheat at 70 to 75c., as in
quality. Oats—Ono sale of 400 bushels from first
hands at 33; out or storo at 36 to 37. Corn—We
havo sales of small lota amounting to 600 bushels at
41 cents, with pay for sacks, at tho wharf; out of
elorcs 44 to 45 is obtained. .
SALT—Wo note sales of 200 bbls. at $ j;75 per
bbl. of 280 lbs.
POTATOES—We note further sales of 45 barrels
pink eyes, out or store, at $1,75, sod firm.
BEANS—Wo have sales of-13 barrels small while
at 81,37 per barrel, and 5 barrels mixed at $1,06.
LEAD—Sales of 2 tons bar lead at 5;, 60 days.
Pig lead we quote at 51 to 6}.
BACON—Firm; we note sales of 20 blids. hams
at Bf, and 20 hhds. sides -at 7 * ; shoulders in de
mand at 6to 6j. Holders of bacon not over anx
ious to sell at present prices; the receipts; howev
er, ere on tbe increase,
TOBACCO—' The market is without special change,
bnt tho demand is mom active; sales havo increas
ed ; .we note B sale of 25 kegs, 6 twist, at 14 cents;
also, 17 boxes s*s at 30c., 4 sioi.
FLOUR—In .this article wo have no change to
nolo smeo our last ; prices remslu ss before; 53,37
to 3,40 st the .wharf; -3,40 to 3,45 from wagons
15 vest 0 incurs water in tux cuannil.
■ ' ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Boies, Beaver.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville,
y J. M’h'ee,\llcadnckflon, McKeesport.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.-
“ Fashion No.l\ Pecble*, Elizabeth.
u Thomas Bhriver, Bailey, West Newton
Redstone, Wooc ward, Browusvillc
* Kbystoae Slate,'Stone, Cincinnati.
“ Financier, Boe, Wbcehng. •
“ Pilot N 0.2, Shank, Hockmeport
“ Reveille, Dale, Wellsville.
“ Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling,
DEPARTED: -
/' Atlantic, Parkinson, do
’** M’Kee, Hendrickson,McKeesport.
Michigan No. d, Boies,Beaver.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. -
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, Went Newton.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville,
u Messenger. Fisher, Cincinnati.
*■ J. Nelson, Moore, wheeling.
Buckeye-State, Holmes, Cincinnaii.
** Cumberland Na.«, Miller, Nashville.
Editor,-Mason, St. Louis, t
“ Gossamer, • r —. Cincinnati.
• Wanted to Charter.
jjJKfcftfr X STEEN WHEEL STEAMBOAT of
gjgsgaKg&lii'ht draught. Apply to
SCAIFE A ATKINSON, First st
oci2o between Wood und Market kis*
Bounty Laud and other Business.
WILLIAM 1 FLINN offers hi* service*, to transiw.
business with the Executiv© Departments and
congress, u* an agent. He will attend to all business
relative lopchsion* und bounty land. Charges mode*
rate, -Address Wllliam Flinn, Washington,D. C.
January 23, 1651.
Mr. Flmn was several years a clerk in the office of
ibe Second Comptroller of the Treasury, ills knowj
edge of transacting business at the Depuruuems will
render his serviccs, as agents particularly useful to all
who may employ him at tue seat of Government.
ALBION K. PARKIS, *
_febl_ - Lait Second Comptroller,
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace inondfOT the'County
of Allegheny: >
Tltc.petition of R. Bmsley.of the Fifth Ward,'City
of. Pittsburgh, in the County nforesuid. humbly Mievveth,
Tliat your petitioner hath provided-himself with mate*
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house, in theSlhWard aforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license
to keep a public house of entertainment. And your be
titioncr, as m duty bound, will pray.
L . R-BINSLEV;
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of gopd repute tor
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with hou«e
room and conveniences for the'accommodation und
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern
is necessary. -
Richard Savery, James Bowman, George Porter, Jas
Crawford, Samuel M’Kclvey, Jacob Ahl, F Carr, Jere
miah Frew, R Elllfj Wm Woods, James Watson, Wm
Johnßton. (fobaifltdaW
- Pezunnasuip. .
AT no time for many years has there been such un
scrupulous-trickery practised upon the public
about penmanship,!!* at present. Pieces of ’engraving
orecircQlaied.'ihrough the town and country, with the erf*
graver’s name suppressed, harderto induce theigno*
rant to believe thorn to he penmanship. 'Persons dest
roas of becoming rapid and eiegantneamen, will do well
to caIUtDCFFB MERCANTILE-COLLEGE, and ex
amine tho handwriting of some ,of the best penmen in
the city,who have been instructed in this Institution.
<■ dec27tdaw . / • • \
James Cociuuif, Geoege Beale, jr.,
Wm. F* M’BatDK, — C.J. Agnkw.
GOCHRAN, M’BRIDE 1 A CO.?’successors to Eich
baum, M’Kendry & CO4 WaTOhoush, (formerly oc
cupied by Wm. Noble,) No. 137 PromStreet,-one door
West of Wood sLi Pittsburgh,Manufacturers of Dona*
van’s improved patent CookingtSlovcE, Cooking Ranges,
Coat pnd Wood SlovesyFaucy Stoves, Plain and Fancy
Grates, Hollow-.'Ware, .Wagon Boxes. Sugar Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Sad lrons»:Dog Irons, Pongm Castings,
Threshing Machines* MiU.Geanog) Pipe Castings, &c.
Also—vaci-tr. Vault Doopa, Iron Railing and
WBouarrr Iron Work of every description.
ja2B:lmd&4tw ■..; ■■ ■ . .
... Notice. . ' :
A LL persons indebted to the late firm of Johnston &
J% StociCTpNvWiU please call and Betlle immedistelv
and save coat*.- (fob3j JOHN FLEMING, Ag’t, '
- ~ /J
r ' r '
<£ommerriel atti> Jinantial.
PORT OF PITTSDVUan.
Hope Foundry.
t y *“ f r »l h T
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported JSrpmtly for the Daily Morning Post.
' ' BECHVKD DT UOHTSING—fAtTSD BY STEAM 1
XXXIut CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION
Washington, FobruSry 22.
Senate.—Mr. Ranloul, tha,senator, from. Mose-j
appeared, was qualified and tofck hiß seat.
Several bills on the President’s tablo were;ap
propriately referred. . - ■
| The military academy and revolutionary /penafon
appropriation bills,were passed. v e '
The Senate then resumed tire dcbite'on the Preai
.dcnl’s message,submitted ■ yesterday,
House.—Mr. Bayl/ reported the nayy ippropria
tioa bill* which wao referred.'
T The post ofbee appropriation bill was phased. s
The House then went into committee oftlie whole
and took op the fortification bill, »
Mr. Bayly mado a speech in favor Vfr the bill,
and Mr Giddinga against it. ...
MEMBER OF CONGRESS AERATED
WasHrooTONj February 21.
Mr, Stanly, of Kortli Carolina, was arrested to
day on a warrant issued on tlfo oath of Walter Len
nox, Mayor. He was tnkon before Justice Morsel!,
charged with challenging Mriitnge, of Ala., for the
alleged offensive words spoken a few days ‘ago in
debate. After a hearing M;. Stanly was dismissed
at 6 o’clock for want of evidence. Mr. Inge and
his Iricnd, Gov. Brown, have not yet been arrerted.
The Police have been searching for them oil day.
The general impression now is thot.a challenge has
passed and a duel agreed upon. ■•■■■■■>
NEW JERSEY U. S. SENATOR.
... Tmnrott’Ni J.,iFibruary 22-
Commodorc Stockton was this morning elected U
S. Senator fur eir years.
BALTZHoan, February 22.
The Message of the President in reply to the
Senate’s Resolutions of. the ISIb, is published to
day. The President quotes the laws of the Mass.
Legislature, passed expressly to prevent the oxecu.
tion of the Laws of Congress, with regard to fugitivo
slaves. It recommends the prompt execution of the
lawn and repeals the assurance that they shall be'
raifhfally enforced, ami qR forcible .opposition to
them nuppressed, and to this end he is prepared to
exercise the power vesicd in him to the (elicit ex«
tool. The tone of the message is him and decided;
and it is well received. . , :
_ The eighth nrrcsl for aiding, in the late outrage
was made this afternoon. The prisoner is named
Loais Hayden, a second band doilies dealer. He
is one of the leading spirits ainohg the negroes in
the city. He said to a friend, who said «ho was a
smart man,” ” that it took a smart man to perform
the roscun.” Bail was gitim lor 33,000 by Jas. N.
Buffon, of Lynn, a noted Abolitionist. Hayden lias
Irequcntly said « he wasayunaway slave, and would
shoot nny one attempting to arrest him,” The ex
amination of Davis is not yet concluded.
New Yoas, February 22,
There are no merchanfs on ’change tosday, in
honor ol Washington’s birthday. The banks, pqfc.
lie places and stores are generally olosed, or are to
dose et!2-to*day. i , ,
Tftegrand procession of military and other com
panies have a large transparency, of Wasnington, to
bo illuminated from the City Hall to-night; aniiotir
or transparencies, indic|tiva of various.victories.
LooirmiE, February 22.
Tho Whig Convention, of Ky., haveinomlnaled
Dixon and Thompson for Governor and .Lieut. Govs
ernor. This Domination was made unanimously,
and is strong. , .
Holbrook’s tobacco factory, and McDonalds’ re*
frcgcrator establishment was burned to-day. jLoas,
312,000 —insured in tho Protection of Franklin and
Columbus.
The river Ts ttijlilg— weather fair. The Pdytona
and Oregon liavo arrived. .
New Took,‘February 22.
The Ohio, from Chagres, has jast arrived with
California ’mails, and $201,000 in gold on freight,
and Sloo,ooo.among 126 passengors.
PnIiADCLPHiA, February^.
A forged chock has been passed upon the Penna.
Bank, in this city, for 51,100. '
MARKETS BV TELEGRAPH,
Pjm-ADEiPHtA, February 22.
Catti.e .Market. ,The .offerings this Week com
pnso beeves 1D00; cows and calves 200: hogs 600
sheep and lambs 1600. There has been animated
demand far beef cattle, iinii althoagh tho supply, was
large, prices have slightly advanced; sales at 6,60
07,75 ewt., and some prime a. shade higher; 400
had boon driven to New .York; Cows 5915,00;
springers 231820,00 ; fresh cows 23032 ; Hogs have
also advanced, and the market is nearly cleared at
6to 6,76 p cwt. Sheep and lambß range from 1,60
to 4,60, as per quality.
TaptSDit’iGsneni Bmleratton ome
ArJKSb .REhllTTANCESandPaasagetoand
*a®7SWfrom Great Britain omUreland. by IV".
J. T.Tapscou, 75 Souih'sJcornerSSSM
i „ ofMiudeii Lane, N. V., mu! OOVV'utcr
too Rood. XJvcrpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of Uie
above House, 'are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terras with those desirous olpaying
the. passage ofihcir friends from the Old Country;and
they flallerthemselves thoircharuclernhd lon- standing.
itt busmess wi I give omple assurance that afllheir tir
;rartgeanemswill hecarned ontfulthfully.
Messrs. IV. J.. T. Tupseott erelong and favorably
knowntorrhesufterior class, accommodation,and wiling,
rutfnliltea oftheir racket Ships. The GIiREN OF THF
iWEST. SHERIDAN, GARRICK,- HOTTINGUBIi
ROSCIirS. MVIARTU)6I,, and S!DJK)NS;wo ofivhici;
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and
Mth,mtd from Liverpool the oth and 11th; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the tft. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets,to insureadepamuts
Liverpool every five day a,- bfrintr thuadetermined
that their facilities shall keep puce with
pafjonago: while Mr. W, 'lapscou’s constanipersoual
BUpenmcnuanoe of the onsmerta in* Liverpool is an ndtfii
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
tho possengora wtU bo particularly attended to
The subscribers being, as ugual, extensively engaged
ib the Transportation business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, aretheroby onoblcdto take charge or
and forward passongpra-immediately on their lauding,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and arc,
therefore, preparedto contract for paßSage'from any sea
port m Groat Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the-huftiness they arc. engaged m giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at!
talnable? anil will, If necessary, forward passengers fur*
thor West by the best mode ot conveyance, without any
additional charges for 1 their trouble.’ • Where periona
sent for dochno coming out, tho amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full.
REMITTANCES.
The gubsenbeis are also prepared to give drnfwnt
Bightforonyamonnt,i»ayul»leuuho principal cities and
jownsm England,lrelandjScoilund and Wales; thus af
fording a safe '-and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to those-countries, wluoh persons requiring each fucill-
Ueß will iindit to theinnlercfit to uvmiihcinmdvts of.
Application (if by leUor,po3t-pmd).\villbe prbniptlvfat
loudedto. ; \ ' TAAFFE & O’CONNQR,
Forwardingand CoinnuKKion hlcrchuniß,
tpavtW^dfcw-jT,: Philadelphia ’
L
■ jSISW MUSIC.' ——
ONEEV MAIDEN—n celebrated Duett'from the
I oporaof Jessomtn. .BySphor;
Mother, thou’rl fmtliiul to me. A new tong by S. C.
Foster;; , ■ '•
Sweetly Bite sleeps, my Alice fair. By S. C. FoBIcr;
I’d olTer thee thin hand of taiuo;
ComecMaldeiUtOotne—or JVancai/eUb;'
Wentay be, happy yet.- From the Daughters of
St. Marl:; . .
Ocean Bunal. A favorite and touching ballad ;
Thou hast wouroled the spirit that ,lov’d then.
Ben Bolt, or don’t you remember sweet Alice ;
Soiree Polka., By 8. Foster;
Tho celebrated Folks (lances;
Jeneattc dr JcaiiQU-rcompletc ;
Fairy Quadrilles. By Mts. Ernest;
Fashion Polka; ’
Betty Polka.' By Burgmnller;
Chit Chat Polka;
Batchelor’s Polka I
Silly QuadrlllSs-very easy and pretty;
Roso Qundrilfrs;
Itossigno!Poltar .
Allegheny.Cotilliona; - ' ;; ; . ’ ■■
Anew coition of Hunier’s Instructions for.Pianoy
with Bix'nddltional pages of tiewLessons; -
Clark’sOatccliistn for the Piano-
Barrow’s Pianoforte Printer; c "
Received to-doy by , ! .
- JOHN H.MELLOR, 81 Wood street;
N. B.—A' very largo stock of new, Pianoif arriving
and will be open- and for sale this week. [ia3l--
IfWYfY ACRES OF LAND tri Jefferson county for
.UUU sale- Enquire of THOMPSON BEE.O, ai
tho office ot tiobil) .• A. "VVILKINS^jCO^
BUTTER— 3 bbls. |>acted ;
10 kcgi do; for stile lowihir v
. , WJIf.DYER
fel>l3 . ,i
*' *
• f • -v: /
rraAt tARGE DWELLING HOUSE, ,hh£gk
-- L : Grotmds ;for Garden and AaHaM
attached— of the .late Wm. J/Totten
Cliff street. ' Possession (riven on the tst of March
Forlerms, apply to 0. R.M'ABOY, Guardian. or R
C.Totten, at tha Fort Pitt IWorks. . -nii.ia
, Talunlile'JPropeny: tor sale,
/7\RSjHUNDRED and Eighty feet front on the Eastern
.\J Road, at East Liberty, by. 192 feet deep to a street •
with.a good Dwelling House, conveniently arranged: a
large Stable; a one ,* a well of good water,'
with a pnmpj’a large : garden,.and choice Fruit. All
under good fence ; and in fine order. , The above prop
erty is well ilocated. for d : pleasant residence, or os a
speculation, to.divideinto smaller, lots- Trice 52.000.
S t CUTHBERT,<3enU AgentJ •
7dSmiihfieldstreet. '
fixcellent Btuineil torOUpose 4>f
IN ALLEGHENY.—In icoiiscjinence lof ihfi' dissolQ
lion of- ; Partnerships between; MORRIS: & HA
WORTHfthejr offer lor. Bal&:lheir. ebusiness, situate on
Federal street near the Market, City,: It is
useless commenting upon ibeexcelleace. ofthe, stand,-
or the otoountof.busmesswe have done, as bqth ore
welliknowd j all we shall say is, thatalis n hfirsl-rate
chance lor ony onewiahidgio embark in a similartrade.
The stockconsists otDrugs, 01Is,PainU, &c. 3 Groceries,'
Wines and Liquors, to be taken at market value.-Apply-
MORRIS * HAWORTH, ,
Diamond,,Pittsburgb.
Leacock Street Property ;fprJSaie«
A WELL arranged-tunl weilhuilt iwostor/BRICK
JL DWELLING HOUSE ondLPT,of J 8 feerfrontoh
Leacock Allegheny, by.7B feet;deep-.toa'n alleys
The House contains a dining room,'kitcnem hall arid en- -
try \ two parlors* with fdldin£dOors; 3/beai rooms and
a finished.garret; htuU in.the most substantial; manner,
with suitable porches—all
a few minutes.’walk from. the Hand street bridge; Price
SBm ;- : . S. CUTHBERTi.OeneraI Agent.
febl9 ■■ • . :.j.76iSinithfield{st,
"*• .Vj Forfient.
: A SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, .four toa
-fA; room3_en the first floor j large dining rOo'm 1 IfiM"
and kitchen in basement'; two small rooms in the
i with a large,.garden arid "Weypral frriit trees—a
very destrable.residenqei'lor'A small Situated
near.Minersville. . Possession given iraritediately -
.Also, several small Tenements for' rent. 1 ' , .
Also, for sale, eleven on Hancock sireet
aud ihrce fronting on Pennstreet.-' Terras easy ~
Apply to ' JOHN HERRONi or
-v„, ; H. P. CAIN, corner Market iU '-'
- feb2o. ; :; .... andFiAhStreets.^/
: A TWO BlrtCfT' HOUSE, sitnMed
-£X. near CharUers Cretk/four-miles'from theJlili-
City,- and is a Very desirable'ptfhhtry Residence/ -There
is a new carriage house,•stuble;*ind good'wixter oh 'the”
grounds, which compiisejeo improved; con
taining a variety of choice FruiUrees. For particulars
and terms,'apply:to M.D. PATTO.NyaiI Liberty 6t:,or
S; BONNEf,-on the premises. [feb3 •
Tr?pR;SAJuB.rrA J«ot afrontof 60
J- v feeton Centre Avenue, and running .back 2CO. feet
to two streets.; On the -lot is erecied a .lafge Brick
Dwelling iHouse, neariyne wand well £nisnea.''' v Th<j lot
is planted with the best selected . Fruit.; and Shrubbery
the country can afford; If application lie made soon, the
property, will be sold at a lair price and-terras.
Enquire. a; tho office.of* ; .WAT. p. FRIEND,
-. . . 'Attorney. Fourth street, f
; febllnf . . • between Wood and SmilhSeld.
For Rent in Btriaingbam» < -
ONE NEW TUREE STORY BRICK
with store rooms and cellar,- favorably situ-JIHy.
ate for alarfceGrocery andProducebhsinessl •'Possess
ion may.be had with a low rent. toa ; good
businessman. V ; ■ _- r • /
Boston, February 22.
* -ALSO—One'’large' Brick—occupied as' a bottling
house and um. • * r
, : ALSO—liieyen new three story Brick Houses—some
just finished ; possession given immediately,’* Others on
the.lst April.;.' • - ■ ' : ;U. ;
, ALSO—Ode Frame House, and several np 'stairs
rooms.. :
ALSOr-Oheßrick Yard, and. Kiln to bum m. • •
ALSO—One Lumber ¥aril,\vitli Space to put a large
amount—and one of the best points abodtthecity for
.sales..'"., .
FOR SALE UR LEAsB—One large lot, .favorably
situated fora Foundry and Engine Shop or other manu
laeturing, having deef . water.in-'front,'fa harbor,) lor
fitting out and,repairing steamboats,&c. • ••
. ALSO, FOR iri lolsj dnd cord
low; if not soid-before,they wil ihc sold'on Tuesday,
the 25th of March next,at 12 o’clock, M„ for cash iorap
proved paper. -/ .; * •. :• -
.AILBO-rLots on lease, to build on- " • u
Apply to the subscriber, at hls office iii'Birmingham,
near.tlie Rolling Mill',from 10 to2—oral the Wdreroom
of & Co., No. 23 %Yater street,—or
mrough the Pittsburgh Post'Office, by paidletter. s .
-feKl..;. •/; - ' JOHN RHBY.
Very Valuable City Property for.Sale* -
TIIHB undersigned;'Administrators of the estite of
A Thomas Fainrum, deceased j offer for aale:ihe entire
real estate of the said. Thomas Fairman;consisting of
oneSOfeet lot fronting on Liberty street; running bock
to a 10feet alley; Also, the tavern stancr-known as the
Slnnaion House; with the grounds and stable connected, >
fronting on Plum alleys tlurty three feet four inches*-.
Also, three lots fronting on Cherry aley,eachleight-':.
een feet front;'dnd running back CU feet parallel 'with'
Plnm aficy. < All of which property will be sold ht pri-i
rate sale, by application to she subscribersjorif-nbtsold
before theSfth of-March, will-be offered at.auction to
the highest bidders. 7„ . •v, ‘
Also, the Tavern stand is offered tdrent; • Apply to
RFAIRMAN,pr
R. CAMPBELL,
ja3o:tmriis ....... - . ,151 Liberty street; ~
Tim .-undersigned offers, for sale, alarge nurnbcr.of
valuable building lou, and t oots very deai’rahlp sites
for roaoufaciorieSj'in tbs boiouifhiaf 'Birimmrham, Idea-’
ted near the new Publicr School La-,
therun Church. •'.- - i
The rapid .growth of Birounehaia !U populaiion aml
manufaemring wealth; and- the‘reasonable prides .at,
.which lots wiU be sold, wiftTcnder them asafe and ■pro
fitable investment, YTuteperfecti jTanufcfavdfable. ’
For particulars and term6.-enqaire of the undersigned',
at ihe office of Ocd. F. .GtltT\are; Esq.,ton Grant Street,
Pittsburgh, between. 3d.and 4th streets,or .of William
Symrnes; nud N. Pattenmn, KsqVs, at.iUeir’-officjes' in
Birmingham. > , MOSES F. EATON,
• For Sale.
11HE subscriber offers for sale a large and. well built
. BRICK HOUSED with live or more acreibf ground,
Situated oh the Foarthstrebt Road, Within three kniles of.
this city. Possession given on the Ist of Aprilriext.-
'Also, a very desirable loti of ground, containing over
FOUR ACRES, With a spring-of-excellentwateT there-:
on, situated near the above. - Jllto, a loiofgrouhcT 4S
feet il incite* by 120 feet, adjoining-the residence of Mr.
A. ..Toner, ,; near the city, opposite the 7tH AVard, -du-
Pehnsylvania Avenue, Possession, given immediately;
It is now certain that the Piank Kbaa .wIU be completed
pastthe abovepropeny early in tbe'coming summer.—‘
For farther information applylo. DAVID BEELER,4th
street Road, near the firstdescribed property. v ‘U&‘-£hti v -•
Valuable Property for<Rent<. !
j r " A ihree story JSAICK to
the estate of wji.-J.Tottes, deceased;isjofler
i |j*S ed torrent or lease.- It issituated on Fourth st.,
Forry ami Liberty sirccts;andita6beeh
newly papered and painted; his now occupied'!)/. Mrs.,
Verner. ' Rent,s2oo per annum. Apply to:-inyself, or
RosEttr C. at the-works of Knap A Gor •
Possession glven'on the Ist of April... ~ « •
i-: L. R.MIABOY,
dec27;tf. J •' 1 r, i : Guardian.- •
.Drag and .Prescription Store for Sale*
.A. DRUG and PRESCRIPTIONSTORE, located in
J\. a flourishing and improving part of. the city, which
fa doing a profitable business) isofferedforsalci up.on
easy terms. t ... I -
; Forfuilhei pattjculars, apply at this,office. .. t)a£> •
- Peon tltnet Property for a ale . i
QA FEE!’ On Penn street by 110 tcefdeep to anulley,
OU just- below $l. Clair street;* and adjoining! Mat
thews’Livery Stable. Euquire of Thompson Rolf,at •
jaSI • ' - ■ »•--> A.- WILKINS & CO. : S.;
CTiecp Country Besidenee-*. f- ; - ‘
A LOT onNUnhery II iUjContaining'tonr acres, will
jfx be-sold •vefy.lowlo any one wishtug to build there
on.. The access will be -casy, ; aUd die -lotcdmraaiiiis a :
most beautiful view.' foct2l] THOMPSON : BELL. : *
A HANDSOME” STORE, oh Market street,' between
./11 Third and Fourth streets, at 'prqseiU occupied by
ftlr. Thotnas.\Vbite,a's a Dry Goods Store. .; •
. Also —A large .well finished ROOM in t!iG .second
sioryjiioxuloor.tbMr.'Duir’sMerc'anflle College.! This
Room ia well calculated and suitablo.for a Musical Sa«
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. ‘ -j. - M "-E-. D.'GAZISAM,
apt:tf Oificel Third at.', over the Post Office;
Coal Lana on-Yonghloglieiiyf \
|AA ACRES on the.river,.just ebqvb the Arid! Data
IvU there is a.pit opened, and railroad prepared' for,
tutting coal in boats. tcctMj. THOMPSON BEJUL. ..
= iTobeb..'-
TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE, on Bank
fslifjiil Lane. Allegheny.between ihellaad street Bridge
and Aqueduct. Enquire i of H.AV. Fish, Real- Estate'
Broker, corner of 3lh and SmlthfielA streets. ■■[ool29,
.A Farm ,for Bale.
-TJlHE;subscriber offersfor sale “a FARM OF LAND,
a! containing lOQhcres*—lGQ. of which tire cleared,—
The mrinlies.dtrccfl/ .op .UiQ .rotodfroin Middletown to 1
Jefferson; it is well-watered'; with d bearing orchard,*
tind pqpch’.and peat trees; and'd; Coal ba'ftV. I Tito
buildutgs ; cbnstai.of log’ Hbuse’and-Barh: with 1
Sldbling. iFor turtber pafncularsppply to the'subset}-
ber,on tbe premies,' jrfrjUldghcny county,l2 ftiWtH
from TUh* but Sb. NA-TRaNIEL ftPCLINTON.”
Woon townsnip) October23—^tfV 1 ~~ x t
:, A'. JjOT OF GROUND,, containing SJAcrcs, situate
jCX one raileberowthetownotßeaver, -JJeavcr eaon
ty,oh which tHcrb'istsrcctetltt hew Briokllondo, 40 ht?
40 feci, It stories high; l with-' a basement. Thchou-su Itas
been weilbuiUand well finished;anduonlainslO rooms.
It is. wiiltiii 200 yards of the Ohio river, -and commands
a fine view nrHv and is bounded on the North west by .
the State read leading to'Nc-w LisbonyOhio.' Thte pro
perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
a garden, or summer boarding house. -iAIoi of 5 acres
adjoining it wUh’lt, by-the pur* ;
chaser. Thetefraa’afo so ; iuoderatcV-tliotitiWiH.be a.
bargairtHothe'pujchhser. r Enquireof
N. P. icG. L. B. 1 FEtXBRMAN,
Attoraeys'at Law, Fourth «t.
For Sale* '
A HOCSEAhmijOT, situated on Pike streetibetWeen-
A W-aluni Qiid Kaciory-Bire'e4s,\Fifih : \Yard.; The Lol
Teet front'and 100 feet dccpj.ou, a ich-tliert are
txvo small Frame Tenements. Tormseay;—Tille good
For particulats, enquire of AIderrar.nPARKINSOISP
Feun street,Fifth Ward. t - ; ■ 'mayg-tf- ’.
: ■ Land for Sole. jv-
THE Chanier’s Coal Company \nll‘sell some erri/ tfi
-*■«*«!L.fS" <-nna ue2r thb
sieuUeuYille Tumpite, ana neat the’sbuihenVterintoM
ofrtbeir railroad... .1
The liiuul will be divided into quahittfeHo suit par-’
chaseTs, and the terms of payment will be v«ry:eaBv"
.Enquire 01 _ Z W REMINGTON ■
t " ~ ~ Manager.-:
•\ 1; . To net, ■ 1 '•
. A CELLAR, suitable for.storiug- .Tossev.
Fonetms. apply to Geo
’ y£?Es s > W ~ r;> ~GEGEGE'ii uUIjE Y, ‘
• Nd,|s0 J Wat|tljtreet^ : ,
- w \-vAyJ
_V nV '* * *'"
' j>, ' •..? ■• * •.
Forßentt
feblD- r.r.--
To JLen
Beal fistate for Sole.
,Fojt\Bem«
For Sale*
*■ ** .» e - *. * % ****-.
4 >
Bankers; anh iSieljSnge Brokers.
VjrriJ Lave afcsoci.'ucd J. (jAitDi.NKa“Co?p£N -with ns in
• jY :_in<ir*xchunge ana Banking business. •
, WILH..WILLIAMS & CO.
: J > iioiureA,Jan , y.i,l3sL—jaO:lin ! -: '
w;
'll. a.
Won, H. WIILI/HIS & CO.,'. t -
ba.nkebs;and exchange brokt’ks, ,
, loam Kisi JCOHNia os wood asd thibd sriiKEfar '
Atransactions made on liberal terms, and collec
aA. Hons promptly attended to, ljaG.-Cm
* SONS,. i I
; £?r,Tj£ 1 0id.!5£ cs
Bsifp|SSfeßS, a na bea
«W?« thraagliout Se bn.-
paper, Nn. 67>Farkei■*"• ..P«,|juids:dr«utre>tt
streets. -- cl Elr<:!:l > betweca'fhiril ami Fourth
‘ • _ :—— . ' - - ■ ~ - -. aug gt-lv. •
-
Ei'CHASlfik ANn’ nAKKINO HOUSK
• ■•'••■ * 1. - ..;- OP ... .' v ■ ■
William A. Mill & <c o ..
64 l Wo6d ; Btre«, *
1 , J FITTSBVROJI. 1 ' '' 1
fiT^lHTaßmAiLoiygbgHTargireposTTa.■ ; '{anjias :
. .. . KDWABIi SaBM!
HIiAM£}R: £& RAHiI, ■ ”
Banitrsand Exchange Brokers, Dialers' in Foreign and
Domestic Bills,BiUtof Exchang «, Certificates & Depot
.ttjßa*ik.Ndtisiand V6{n. ' • r’ ’ ""
Corner Of Thirdand.Wood sta., directly oppoaifelhe St.
Charles Hotel: 1 ■ * «* r./may23
r : BANKING HOC SK.
‘ JESSE CAROTHERS C 0.,,,
*NO. 15, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
> Current money.received on deposit. -•- , : ■
made on ail the principal ciuesof'ibeTJn!
ted States. •• v.~; [auglsly
-THOS. '
HOON\i SARGKST.
, /BANKERS 'AN© EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Comer of Woodbind Sixth Pitlsbtfrufr, Pa
BEALERB m' ; Cdln)Bank
and Domestic fifcate&SorDfcEbsit,&c
, EXCHANGE pnpcipalCit ies’ o ftffe Union
and Europe, forsal&msnma.to suupuxc&asers. t. J
• CURRENT,ahdrpfttfund? deposited '
"'•TS-p*' ‘ ' *
,—. .. .vUj:u. .
±T :tances made opon favorable terms. . : ;
-- 7 r>- R. R. BRYAN, Cashier.
HoUviaysbuTgk May I*. 1850: . ■
,' V,. PATRICKS & FRIEND.
BAtiEERBAZ!DEXCH&NGF
hj. No': CQ3NE a WOOD AND Dl>
1 :• «. • ' • . PittjburghyP'
*•' - n .iiSeebanlc*
--, : ■ mpggjßiLgßtfnrBni6«gOTOXH ab<
rranSRANK is'iib'wrprepared'^
. Xv/roRT»P 3 Y.TtT. : "
w Interest-paid on Special Deposits ■ l
augl! THOMPSON BELL,Cashier.
-■ G. W. TAYUm,
111 a ■ SECOND STREET, i
S' ■ comussioam and bill-broker!
TRICT atteauon';will be given to all busmens en■
trusted 10 tu-'v cnre. Piusi>ur<rh iminufsicuired arti
cjes always on hands orproctireabiishort roticeJ
'‘Notei,"Bonds; Mortgages,to.,negotiated on favora-
Me terms.' Advances made ifrequtredi “ ■ ■ loctl&ir
DBA FI’S ;ON SAN FRANCISCO, California, 701-
: sale at-the Banking - House of-PATRICKS &
FRIEND, N0.95W00d St •; •• {octl9
■ Tne Great —.of the Zungs^Affec
, ' ticks of the Liver; Asthma; : 'Bronch.itiSf Pains or Weak*
• , ness of the BreastorLwigtfdndkuher qffeetiahslofthe
. ~ J3uast or Lungs * ;V '--'A:
.WISTARB BALSAM OF *%VILD-CHERKV is a
?,? , medicine, composed ehfpfly nf Wrr.n
Cheret Bark and the geniuine Iceland Moss (thejlaiter
importedi dxpfessly for this parpose,) : tlie rare mfediea]
virtues of wmch’are also cbmbinedby a-new chemical
processwillitheertrael of tax, thus rendering-thewhole
comppund tbe.TnOst certain and efficaeiouArernedf ever
; discqyered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNQS.
' 7 . INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE. { -
c Dr; Wm.WVßanks, of *Xenia,Ohio,, a highly re|pecf4
able Drnggut in thatdelightful village,- has inforitfed US'
that the sale Cherry is un
paralleled- The demand'for it. is ro great that he can
scarcely keeo himself supplied with it.: He has had in :
his store.medicines for Intig afleclibna.! *• Sbme. of‘these
were esteemed good and' bomejravc temporary relief.-
But since he has
a number of the most serious cases were completely'ca
red liy'iis use. “I never sold a medicine,” gays th 4 doc-'
..tor, ‘!in which I had that entire confidence that I Had in 1
this.”".’. ••• r .
: .-Tt-ctraus*,, 'Wheretfet'WistaVs Balsam ofWiM Chcr
..ry-U xttitbdH'c&Mt 'dtoace atwirauhat high tepjuatibn H
so ricblyidCßcrvcH. WJmt canpreveni itshale when on
everyhand caii-bc •witnessed its wonderful cures?; The
"worst case:of. Asthma, recent 'COQffhs
(and :aleo those longstanding,) Bronchitis’
o.r {in jis; early are always fcured.
hy thisTtmarliablemediclhel. ' : I
HEREDITARY-CONSUMPTION! - 1
Curedby Wlstar’a Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Pheasant Ridoe, Hamilton ctf.<o>, Sep's7,l^so.
J. V. Parh—Jkar'Sir : I take the liberty of advising
Son of the benefit that I have derived : from the use cr.
f. .Wistaris Balsam of • I was prostrated
by that terrible dcoureo.Consumption,in May iasti The
auack:v?as truly horrifying to trie, for five of my family,:
{my brothers and sisters,) had died of Conriihlpiioh. -1
was afflicted with nearly all ofth'e womfeatures bf the
-disease.: .1. had a distressing cough •.aad-cxpeetorajed a
greav.deal bf.blood, hectic in tbfe side'
; and 'Chest, cold cbiils,-alternating with flushes oC heat
.and copious night sweats. : t „
I was.nnder.the care of a skilled physician from ilie
•time I was l&keusick anti) about,six weeks,since, being
then about helpless, and my-friendacohsideringmy case
hopeless, or.atleast beyond the.teach of oajphysicion’s
skill, advised the use of Wimar-s Balsam'of Wild Cher- :
ry. *■ *< < •*. * T * '
j vlhaye taken four, bottles of- the medicine* ami now
[consider myself perfectly Tveli.l make, this statement'
to induce-:othera thatjure. afflicted as I have, been, to
make trial of Wjstar’s Balsam ofWild CbexryY which
remedy has, under the blessing bf-Providenee,. restored
my health. -JEREMIAH-ISGRIGG.-
..... gj CfltiwN Poirrf, L&ke’cb.une 15,1319.' r
. J.' Jj.Tark—Vcar Str: A,< 1 H&veadeep cGramUsera
tiou for tlieafillcted, permit riie'tb give ybtt'a brief faslb
ryof iriy,afflictions; aml;‘the ! benefits derived from the
use'ofl*Dr. WiStar’s Bulsifm of Wild Cherry:’ s
■l6-14,1 waspiiacked wit h. afeverof 'a typhoid character,
which;loft,,*nie. m\‘a:ye'fy debilitated state,’ - wheti In the
, following 'winter 1 was takeuwiih a severe coldy which
.re'duceduie.tp extenl aS xo give mC'the tippear*
.ance'.of a 1 Confirmed Consumptive. I labofed :: uhder a
-severe hough, expectorated a great'deaJ,-and was; trou
bled with Cold feet ahd’mgbt3weats. -palso frequently
jatscd .blood flrojn-my lunga. I continued, in this plate,
gradually>inking under ihe ( dia'ease,uniirdahuar>-ri^'li l
Until I was'again attacked yvith feVer,My extrcrditieg,
e?pecially my feet, ' 'were conVtaittly cola, 1 and almost
•lo.stiheir feeUtp?;’ Underthwe circumstances it may be
truly siiit that ! was Uliving skeleton. ;• t-fiiially deter-;
inihed taking mediclne;j>rescribcd_by physicians,
and iryßr, Wistar's Balpa'm of "Wild Cherry, and from
the first.' weck .ihat’ I commenced taking irletm dale a
gradual recovery,,; fcdiiunbed its use sfi months,iuthe
end of which' time I was caret}, and have enjoyddgood
health ever since, .and cheerfully recommend thecal
sam to. all those affile ted with diseases of the lunge. and
; would. say .to .those com raencTng its use not. lone din.'
coufoged, if two or three bottles ub not effect a ctuie,but
persevere asT.havedone. ancHhave no nine
cases pm bnqn.wULbeblcssedwiUi renewed health as
I have been, -; '' - - JOSEPH'tfAGKSON.
Itnportant to time AjfHeicd: with Disease ofthi-Lungs.
, ' and Breast . ,
.. Will imracTes,ueverce*e'?JM6rtj evidence «f its !
BnrpaSsing health reslorativevirtneslrv yii - : ! ,--j
. tFroiuD.r. Baker, Springfield, Washington co./lCy-l •
: v r' Ky./May 14,a840f
df c,3 . r3 - Sanford.^-Park: I tabe.uus opportunity of
informing you of a most remarkable cure performed on
meby the use off Dr. >Vistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry
.In the year 1640'1 was taken with the inflammation
of-the.bowels, which I labored .finder I orsix weeks,
when I gradually: recovered: In the fall of 18411 was
attacked with a severe .oold,"which seined' itself moan
.mylimgßjhhd forlhc space, of three years J Was! con
fined to my: bed. , I triedall kinds of medreltt’ea ahd eve
ry' variety of aid Without ..benefit; and thus I wearied
along butt I the winter of ISIS, when r heard of Dr.-IVis.
tUr’sßalSahi of Wild Cherry. *'■ ! - ■ ■
::;My.;friendspcrsuaded.rae to givo it a trial, thoiurh I
hSdgivenun.all hopes 'of recovery,imd hadbroiSred
myself for the change of'another world." Throucll their
Bohcnnttons I was induced to make use of the venotni
,“ 8l “ II J. s . tI "S- . A flef fikclyeaißof afllictibnand'BuffarlnS
? pe f• fe P- or %*<> hundred dollarsho no
* lM 9 aad .“*«* .respectable' jihysicianß
Kii I £3'.?/, n 1 'to entire
Phttn* ?JL S of lh . e ,«sniature of Henry tVlstar,-M.D...
Philadelphia, and » ban ford & Park ": on a finely exe’
cmedsteelengraycd wrapper.; Noether can begenui
JJ,-;P-a.RK;>(Bubceßßor to
,~ U .. aT i d JValnat siieetsi'Cincinaati; Ohio, Geherui::
iigeut to Lho South and West, to iwhorn all oi'acrslialisK'
be addressed;.- fjic;-
J Kidd2cXJo, Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr» corner Market.'
stre^t-andthe diamond; BA Fahnestock & Co,
:?ttrgb ij A;Jonee* Fittebfcrgb; -Lee & Beckham,:Altei }
ghcnjrCitys L ; TfßnBseU r WashingtdaTWH Lambert
ton,. Frankhn; X» r B Bowie, , tfmomown nH- Welly,;
Grceusburghri'SKoantz,; Somerset jScott&vGiifnorCy
Berffordi Reed Mrs. Orr, Hollidays*
hargh;llildebrapd &, Co* Indiana*. j R, Wiigbuluuan*
»»ngj Evan S K&.Co,, Brookville;. A- Wi'lson, >&! Son,
Bwtcm&CojEne} Henry Forker,Mercei:; Jos
KeHy-«fc-e(g-Batler,; S Smith, Beaver; J-i) Summerton,
Warred; F L ,tk C S Jones, Condersport; P Crooker,
Jr., Brownsville;, v., ; .•••.; •••■ * febLV
;N,VTS—-ftbags Jbr«a]e by > •-• >
■ iaS. J : , USvWATKRMaN &. SONS.
receiving and
. ;r; . JOSITUA IIHOD^
.'fSS?- ii,v No. 6 Wood siyeot.
■ 'i
VuV;'; 1 , /*.■>- •
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✓
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v- i'"":
llcmoTi
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WONDERFuI CURESII f
D»> Rogers’ Byrap of ilvenrort and Tu
_ t CAWeHAIiAOTTAi
■ For the complete cure cf -Caughs f Colds, Jnfiv#vui y 'Jtfhma,
: *nii&\to%sputngpf B&di4xnd ouotiurlMng
‘ ':
■—h . 3 ®y £o P contains no opium?Calomel* br an? mineral
w 15 . composed Entirely-of those Boots.
Hetbs, audvege table snbstanceswfcfehnave a Bpedflo
itf{mSl !^Ji, I !? n - b T?' anss, i? na l Ebm’donnecteil orean*.
!° Jllay all irritation, and gently
anil “’hcrmorbH secretions {rota the
to theApngs .themselves, thereby enabsn;lh«2?mlS2
! asisacsaaiiafsSi^^S
nponthe.sktn. imd expejlSiltaSirt '
3&%&aa»aa£&s£SS
'=£s»ssa;;*f^S
i6!fe'Exassgs i S&
ssssasgaafatagSg
*°'?fore ) ,is nS a^tetiM^SSy,
mher
lSS8BB0fl& :
•Lungs arid Liver,
iehohave been cured W* pmam
dencesycven to the atrdbt find *>& wl*?PMl*
least earnestly desired m }P°
Agents nnraeiibeidiv, and; procure <Ah?'<ir,i,w®°o UlB
tjjaetsl Ifcan Pa ™;
Thr“ .Hina mHcttlfh” aka
be worth to yourself ‘ CW3 > ma T
- , HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, ‘
in the shhpe of Doctors" Bills saved, beuldcabeinv ,h„
-means of prolonging many, a valuable life -; v "P*
I ' WARRANTY
I . Suehtsoiir confidence lulls virtues;tharwelire wills
!urgio tcamninhis Medicine in every can o/towcSi 3
™ Bre tised fl qcortingto;the diteeOtlns on pSn Tikft
!bur i hoSe^ rCU ' rai^, ‘ ,^^tl^
‘ £: \ •• *- MONEY •
ilpTSee>agat3d of-WbarimliJpt In
side the iT •'» o-• . a ™Pr ,e ** n ’
-CwwMadriKwWf ¥j^^Mma, :
rl> .o. n ?f ,T ? ,, ' n ? twice'tweminetitPhy^iansl
xiCcrl,ficaUcf “-Cutr.eirecteJby-ybbrdciSSSidlvraS .
‘
bamed the skill of several of o'jr eminent-ybvEleinnqin
tiEZjfS. I £’ Ai f p - n >' cud Coopcrstown. 'lam thy person
1" ca f° greeted, and as thdd drlvS? d
no fawfi tn.natent,medicines.:l-have ianeb; tried Urm
others, and have become satisfied ot .™vtlSr»nS2
was-aa great a cnreras.wimpeverTyetformfirly tw?
.durmgmymcknpss,6angiVCTuj.iibK6SSis?i^>
I■ have-now; commenced my.AusinesS'rfh? Sffiwr
think, aboutefgfti.botdo.h-. ,
‘ • THOafSfKADLiDER.
i BLEEDING AT THE LTINijS CUtiED--
<p ‘ 3EEItOWthOMPn.TIt '
isement,' and thought;! -wouldvirjr; Jhi
Jittenoorty Tor and 'Canchalagua, -BefoVe T
up toy^ieedrolthhaliS^^-iS^?
motions, andl.feltas.well.aa 1 u SS
t ,S°°?.-: .A consider it a.rnost excellent medicinefiuidmn!
! aially recommend it to rayTrienfis.-A:Zft£r js*um!£» .Zil
modern tbs rroptitfon.Mttri.ilSi&frT ““
• JR-Tins whole paper might bo .filled'wiih letters si.
m S^ti n 0 , ! : ?S boV o ß ’/' o ’? icnrarld
, JQH BATiE| wholesalo rgta?h,bT-‘-A , t.. finnrm * .
matt 3 ! vr £o ST® ut their • Jnn«pa^.;jjppj7j-(3Q>TijoTQ
vALSO, Ydr'sale by K.- E. Sellers; *•**
> Maaeh^ater^j;A. Pattersohvßuiuihc’hfim. 1
d'cnja n w rge lJle,3l ’ oo > ° rBl^’ t >°»tleaflr^oo
T«e unman Body man Perspire,
ipaißia: l4 *
gSMMRH I *
!east nSo*t
«any othetekm'dijeaseV. XhoTieude* in- msuied that
enumerate oi least 80 persons cured of “ ™ •'-'
/m-TT,! 1 !? 1,1 i^?^ e i ead ?*- ,5 a^n a»s»tcd,l woaldnot
it .for the. above, unless X knew it tobe all X
.state... .Those.whn.areliable to. ..-™.. - 9 . au 1 ■
EU ' CKA( r. KED > OR chapped push,
ssa»sf&%Ts.J’isß;?ssM
SSsaw.Ksisississfte.'**
L‘J££sS? are flooded wilhrimiuSlons,
aad besure you ask At JomtsMtaEaaChcmiealeoiiS
UeC -t.: ■.•? rr - A - ;yf Q.j >
: T ? B y? lc^ o . !a ' v , ar “ iowf rijhlfJl^toinriQ U
~..,» the skin! rotigh, how.*
sallow, yellow anii. nhhealthyiithw akin a
' appears after using prepared Chalk! .
Besides, it is injurious, contain- H,>:■.
Jl iB perfectly innoceotj teiny parified. oU'deleteri-
it ircrparis*to the skin a¥aSrS
healthy, alabaster, clear, Jiving white J at the samn
uiafi cosmetic on therein, raaltiur it goffahd
-.smooth. Sold by the B3°Liboi>
Private Ulaeauß. > . —"'
08. B.BOVyN, No. 41 DIA.MOND!A.‘I,I,EV
•«S**a* I>B T‘? T »™ s :*>'Ure;aneniion'io-anolEci
Hj.aypsmessiSmosUy coiifiiicdtc
■ i j}?*®? M jrtmal-DucajtijahA sutli pain.-
o e n x^ Pl,rt ' nC9
' mimßr- i Syphdis,;^SypßlUib- Eippuions Goaoir
- Skjg.;|)iEcas<% Scorbutic Eruptions, Tetter.
• JuDgWOTm ? McrcuTrai Diseases jSciuhiurtVcaSlßßa. Im *
P °£acy,Piles, Klfenmatianf; Pci3a^V§aSSSSSig.
{yrSuppresnons, Diseases of Ano-
Nervous AffectioiUj Pams m the Back an<ll«Qfew l liriia‘
gu lc^n - c 5 :3 rS QCCC3 sfulIy treated ■
Fourteen-yeaTs’ practieeKfour.in thii iiity* bli&les Dr.
.»rpw&to,bffer assurances of speedy cure to iiiHaho may
come underbid care,; .... . ■ r
.Office aad private consulting ay.
novfcdiewly
raiacoYTM rent
r edy far meuraatistaif a Epewly andcertafaT-emedi
ior ihurp ainfal troub leT r -
PfdJ&.DIA
MOftpj Pinibiirghj Pennd. ’The ; Dortor iff alwkya ai
aonte,,'. Tt f u ■; •. ■•. ~ _•■• iaal&dawtf ■
ArscTentiflc Hair I T<ttnr6'n*«o*er
; A '
-lx. ■whbhaveuEedJcmdsfCqrflllf^irKeAorfetlfeknow
its excellent qbal^ie^•thc^^Vtffib c^lky^>, irotl'Vo.assoro
u lo ’possess tfio' followbiij ~ q ti2jli/di.Y'IT "<yjut ' the
•hair to grow on ?atßTe i .% l Wifdea Jujir to
grow 1 , sibpitfaUingo%‘cfffe : seurt‘ipit&ft&bE I ji«tiiiia]to
ried orgrey halrgrot^dAri. 11; drel&rijg'lhe hair
irolybeauiiftiT. and' most'
ec‘on6micaT. : yct , i:ifpfeTfO*iamile , ftf: a -
by.toijUWt in de?lhfi»nd oaijlft»es®a dot?
hie twosWff&ttScJißUiJtDe. aßesu
vfTttmt. .mSiPMaUiint of . Soft4®o«4iatr of,£ei puj.
chase moafrsiftMS Raiftiifc band, ahd the glance to be
paid In tmmmte^heatmg-lsrwftl in
febW
CORN BROOMS— SOOdoi. rec’d and for sale bv ~
P. BUmVER.
r A*7sV.*JPoiftter*' -
‘ ATTORNEY,ANV\COtWSELtOR
1« FOURTH S^EER ■Js^drah «
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