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: Bstscr ConneiL-—The Council met. James B. '■ ' 1
i * JOSEPH FO‘?Tpri^ HKATO ?‘ i,
’ After several petitionee relation to Street,, En. A ? " ‘am, Me*™*
ginon, &c., which wore referred to the proper com- ond^d^rf^""!'"“ 4 JBEJIIh S’fP cen, « S«-
..... miltecs, Mr. Brace offered the proceedings of o -ft° xes , each, si,oo ’. •. a cents;
meeting held in (ho Slith Ward relative to tho crcc- " " oors °P* !ll<>t <H o'clock; Cimmn meant7 o’clock. '
~ ‘ t, t,oa of * nGW Central Market House. „ TUESDAY EVENING, February 25 irs, ,
Tho proceeding, were road hy the President, but, presonted aeeelebrutcdTWedy o 7 ’ w '" be
,;; ,on motion,.their consideration.was postponed onlil „' ' - *' - -
v- lie ipeclal committee* on a now Diamond Market ‘ to% \ !l?a e C £ift dj ' ne 4 ' nti Mra 6< Wa&
Houso, should report. „ SIMPSON A-co
The reports of standing committees were pro- To-Morrow T?ird o j{i*ht’ of ih« » Mr * Logan. i
seated tad accepted. _ Mias LOG AN,■ana the iWa, LOGAN*: I
, 1 From the report.or the. finance committee, it ap>
pnjra that there is an existing ordinance which
prohibits Councils from contracting debts over a
certain stun, to which sum, within about five hundred
dollars, the city, is already indebted.
An ordinance was passed authorizing the Mayor
.to borrow 0132,000, for the payment of loans and 1
other purposes. 1 ■ i
Also an ordinance making appropriations for the
■■■’ year XB6l. . ■
Also an ordinance passed in Common'Council, to
reduce the rates of toll fcO.pef cent, for boats cross,
ing the Aqueduct, was acquiesced In by Select
Council.
Tebbime Bnaßicanc.—Yesterday, about one
O’clock, there was considerable ot a-hurricane on
the river, opposite the City. A northwest wind of
groat violence arose and swept a number of-the
•teamhoata lying at the wharMooeo from their moor-1
ingß; and drove them up the over with grealrap
ity.
• The Pioneer, which was lying near the Point for i
B -P nr P o*® 0 *® °f having some repairs done, waa driven, j
“P oDder the Monongahela Bridge, breaking down I
her -chimneys, knocking off iho pilot house, and I
otherwise injuring her. She is lying against one of
: the piers, apparently, fast under the'Bridgo. I
■ Empress, which had but a few hours before j
arrived from Zanesville, was aieo dashed against a I
pier breaking her .gunwales about midships, and
■■ knocking down her chimneys. J
The Geneva, Cope May and’ Gev. Meigs were
driven upundor the Budge, sweeping. off everything
to the hurricane roof. There is one pipe hanging
on the bannisters or rading at the side ofthe Bridge
- mnashed flat. These boats wero blown clear to*
Birmingham. They fairly flow before the wind,
fanning with great speed.
Several other boats aero slightly damaged by be.
iog thrown 10 collision;
. - Poubt—flfonday, February 24.—Before
Honorable Hopewell Hepburn.
; The case of Kennedy, Childs & Co. ox. owners of
'steamboat Shenandoah, was tried yesterday. This
. was an action to recover damages for a lot of cotton
alleged to have been damaged while on the boat.—
.Verdict of $762 60 for plaintiffs; subject to the
opinion of the Court on a point reserved.
Shalor and Stanton. for plaintiffs ; Wills and Covlc
for defendants. v
Lambert, Shipton & Co.os. B. A. Sampson. Ac
lion on a promissory note. The ossa bad hot gone
to the jury when the Court adjourned.
tECTUBB OB iBWA.-rt will be teen by an ad
yertisemont in another ihat the Rev. Mr.
Jenkins, a Wesleyan Methodist Minister rrom Can
ada,.will deliver s course or lectures on India.
He was for a number of years a Missionary to
that interesting country, and is prepared to apeak
from, personal observation, He delivers these lee
tares by request, and-the proceeds will be donated
strictly to the promotion of a benevolent object.—
He baa lectured to large audiences, both in Europe
sod America.
Pbiuasv Mectibo..—The following gentlemen
were cboson Delegates,,,, A llogheny Cay, on Sal.
•-v v r f ay> democratic County Contention, to bo
on Wednesday next*
' •' •£5-?S? T ?^ , “ hew '-*' SUftittjiG. E. Dram.
Second Word—A. Barkley, Geo. R. RWdle
•••;., Vj^rdpf.'7.'Stanioff > '£.'Sab«e:: ’
Fonith Ward—Abm. Haje,JE«q., Wm;jaern. .
Ait Jrcidest.—While cty. Nayloq-diiring h.s
-interesting address onboard.the steamdr-Allegheny
Sells—wu speaking of tho increasing wealth and
JwptifcrKon-of North’Western Pennsylvania, a yonng
married lady, from Massachusetts, gave birth to a
Tine boy, to the general joy ol all on hoard, and an
exemplification ofthe]Captam’a arguments, and truth
of hi* statements.
®\Woseo it annoonced in tho Cincinnati papers
that M. Mcßride, Eeq., or this city, would appoar
Hat night, at the Olympic Theatre, in the cbaractor
of Sir Giles Overreach. He is very favorably
speken of by the papers, and wo have not the least
donbtof his ultimately attaining an eminenco ih his
profcsfliooe
A Luckt Etcura.—During - the storm, yesterday
afternoon, a gentleman was walking along the plank
pavement, on the Fourth streot Road, when his hat
blew off, and be had scarcely stepped off the walk
to get it, when a heavy gnat of wind ripped op
about fifty or a hundred feet of,the pavement,
dashing the boards in every direction. ■
Mud I Mtrp!—From every quarter there is a cry
of less mnd. It appears, at this particular season,
to be overrunning towns and cities, and froi the
representations made, Allegheny city must be in
n horrible condition.. .It is noilher planked nor
pared; and the pedestrian, at almost every step,
goes into it kneo deep.
.tkS*Female lecturers are becoming numerous.
Wo see it announced that Mrs. Ji KJliabeth Jone,
will lecture: on Physiology, in Detroit. Shak.
epeanan roadings and Physiology appear to have
more attraction for (hem than other bronchos of
science and literature.
The Rivers.—Yesterday afternoon there was n
constant rain, which will have-a tendency—oar
rivers, at present, being, very high—to create a
yonng flood. We have had a great quantity ol rain
.for the hat few days, and eliil it pours. *
Horae op Retuoe.— There was a meeting yes
terday afternoon ol the Board of Directors, to take
into consideration the proposals for a site. There
were some forty-three proposals handed in, embrac
ing from four to thirty acres of ground.
TiIEATBE. MiGa Logan, last evening, was greet*
,cd with great, epplauae. She is an accomplished
actress and deserving ol good success. To night
she appears in two pieces.
Tekpebabce Meetibo.—The young men’s Terav
perance Association met laat evemog in the Second
Presbyterian church. It was numerously attended,
and a large number of yonog gentlemen came for*
ward and signed the pledge.
Ebcouaaoibo.—There - was not a solitary case in
the Tombs yesterday morning.
O* There are forty-eight drinking houses in Al
legheny city. Enough In all conscience. ,-v
■■■ nver, at this point, contains about
fotrrteen feet of water.
BS&* The weather took a sudden change yesterday
Me* up quite cold.
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€*B3”"'
TOSH-Mackcrel, Noa- i, Ji undU j — ——-
JC Shade in whole snd half barrel*»
. Herrings in pickle; . • ’
. .Cod Pisa in casks: For sale by
-JohM ’ ALEXANDER Knurs
•SIOBA. ASH—ISO casks Soda Ash, fincit quality for
*3 sale. {febaij ALEXANDER ki&’g
sack,
'argeßroom,iorst^M^avc^
Auction oalea.
W. G^OARisS^7^- c -u one(ll .;
S I ED^?KnS^. R £?S a ’ a SALE o» UNREDEEM
ffig nett&wiF? , AT «n»K>N-On Saturday eve
'CaKi».vV 4^f- ll l 5, ,’. at7 o’clock. Will bo sold at Me
door from 50? Vi° n 11 , 0a,e ; N °- 125 Wood street, one
Qt “ {p u “•?« watches and
fobcklulU ’ Bo ‘‘ l pcn * 11,1(1 pencils, finger
.hAK. 01 ?^* 16 lot may bo mcnuoned, in port, double cub.
fevfr W „T alchM > A 8 e"**’**", fo»' jeweled “ patent
•f®* €r n w.’PUin‘watchea; hunting cased do.«lBcar#»t«
foA? a /, ne w °tk3, full jeweled; plain gold watcheV de.
melted levers and. i’prne'watches... Also, silver nnient
iow. r t'/f Je 2 6lcd ’ eyllmlor eseapemenr do, foilr P holes
n! 1 /'2 n S“ ,n B ° m ftb ond guard ohsin?
rtgVeM^ nC “ 9 ’ breMt P,MI Wr
1 &«. wssrss*.v.3S«
W. G MACARTNEY. A nr,
F
P* fit. Davis, Auctioneer,
.<E FUNITURE AT ■' AUCTION —On
street? wm°be Sid * o’clock, c°r. Wood and s“?
?. “X? M°" ji° S -?^ a,CT j Stack Walnut French Fed
targe Wardrobe; Book Case; Looking Classes, Qa"S;.’
A'
,AMB » mcKMSSA, Ancuotteer;
TTOIW EUttNITUR **i FlX
sa«at,?ass
IB anj r^ D o e ch se fe a 2.°r k cV^
(eb_,. • JAMES M’KENNA.Auct’r
T O M^S I ,'r^s 8ll “ lc •'eiween Wood and
SCAIFE, ATKINSON 4 OKRLY,
No. 119 From sf* '
. lianaicapo ealattaa.
JASPER IL LAWMAN, Laad!ca?b Paint Ea. Roam*
Foarth street, Odeon Buildings,
“pC'e bB “™ h * ,ta P«»V ofUie* Arf, at S {£t
ijm£'T Cn i? 5 7~ 30 - !l, i, K ' ~o,rae *i Esq., Wra C Wall.T A
sSSSr^s®?,
6-a£~w^a?saiaia , i
SSP Sa s®sas;si ? t
L U lc^lVwhUe L lZ"^l^fp'"f o ’ h 'j b^' or
BowiV °AH "/which "m small Wooden
nnd Commusion Merchnni, ith itreei
PLACES WANTED SOON-for a number
young men,in stores, warehouses and os 'clerks
J„2 eil ‘jr ookkeepersand school masters. Al*o,fiir a*
anmber of fanners, laborers, and boys of air i«sin
•’S r-teaetf
ftbti> and Communon Mcrehani. Finn «.».■
additional sale op ~"
T Po *** Town X*ota *n least Liverpool* o*
fhrivin^'^ Pr ?. C " ?entEli *® le pf Lots In the above
thnvuiglownbavjnffnear y exhansied ttaie'nr*,
viousljr laid mu, and Umdemaid suit coi.limn’l.ri'dfe
undersigned has beenladuced to lay out a port o'n of
>“ '»«•• lots «“hove, " UiStSlm&
.sale at prices nnd'icrau that canoot fail to meet the
0!e ?' th \ n £ to purchase. It is needless to
say anything ur die location of die town audprospects
lit having been sufficionify described In reeeut advert-' 1
?** ««r one hundred lots have I
rccendy changed hands, and been purchased by those I
wislungto procure a desirable home - • “ .
rahl«*infei?i , . nre ? mon S lh ' most eligible arid deti-
or‘, n ho ß e P recejSy sSld° P» no 'Pally locatediuthecen-
For information apply io tho proprietor in I.iv'emnnl
or lo James Blakely, ipjq., Foar.b «rce° Pitubur R ? ’
„ ' „ JOHN S. BLAKELY,
East Liverpool, Feb, gndj 1831. [f;bl2daw If
Election. ’ “1“ —:
A PUBLIC MEETING of die Stockholders of “ the
XI. Company for creeling a Bridge over the Allegheny
SXfr °l , P°» l ‘ e . f *;>"hurgli,m tho County of Allegheny,”
ir »»" We i D tbe T< *' House, on MONDAY? the 3d
day of March next, at two o'clock, F.M., for tires nu r “
S 0 ? 6 — r * cb< ?° Bm ffofficers.forthe ensuing year,aod‘the
aeiermmation o? any que.Uon nffecUng ihi lnus?esis of
“SSSSMJ- JohSi harper OI
feba-dawlm . : : Trensnrer.
p * Br jF Wtme Tee tti ana Breath,
TwoortMo ,B® HAD FOR 25 CENTS ' ’
h!I X e i * l ® er > m honorably assured
lUsliL lheir hrealh is ever so foul, or Ibeir
„ .TEETft DECAYED, DARK OR’YELLOW,
»„vS, n . < >i.“ s, l d^' ,Ih ,ar V r < that a2scent box of Jodet
raske Iho tooth white as snow'
and the breath odi/erously sweet. ■ .
heldoffed JACKSOi ' S Sl »™, CIO Liberty stree,
- ■ • ■ ■ ... lacciJO
__ Bookll H«w Boota l
H.“thl h “ ve re -
God 6y ’ G «““".Sar.
HiPioncal Romance. By'J.p.Saih
P oWci /?Hr'.wjnuen fiction,and embraces,
T r
Boole* I New. Books I ! “
No. 8 of tho History °f Fendeaws. By W.M-Thacke*
Ro&H* 1 a Fn “ nCOm “ s,orjr - *y 1110 «««kor of the
BlLwnt'&TnT F ‘ M 8001 0f ,he
Tne above books just received and for sale by
K;C v BTOCKTON,
.leblB No. 47 Markets!.'
COMMERCE OF THE PRAIRIES, 0 , the Journal
V 7 °f a,Sapla Fc. Trader, dunng eight expeditions
across the Great Western Prairies, residence of
nearly nine years in Northern Mexico, illustrated with
mapsand engravings. -By Joslah, Gregg-in two vol«.
„ y'JO O . I tlvesof the Queens of Scotland and
English Princesses connected With theregai succession
of Great Britain. By Agnes Strickland. A few of the
above woiksjusi received.and forsale by R.C. STOCK
TON, .Bookseller and Slationer, comer of Market and
ioira streets. [febU 1
•W
TV olyby JoelShewjM. D. •
JV oler Care in America by a Water Patient..
Hydropathy, with fifteen engraved il
lustrations of important subjects. By Edward Johnston,
Theory and Practice, of Hydropathy. By the lale H
rranoke. translated from the Gorman by Robert Baiki,
The above work! for sale by
f ., „ H - c - STOCKTON, Bookseller and Stationer, ’■
tebu , comet Market and Third sts
for March.
MINER. & CO. have received the above It in
• truly in size o double number. ■ ■
nnrpers'New Monthly for Pebruorv—the be«i'
C [a teraaimr> n Mvr ll er , ? n “ ombelhEhmMts ‘ num ‘
l..er.^ra'ie?e- no ‘ *T ®»y o.hrr
th^Gum>ovrdefTrLafon° D ° f 6U> Fa " kej ' ,he <*'<*<*
° raen ofl ™« 1 -» two volumes By Grace
ByTMv? I 5l * olihe Annul, of Hungary
A Review of the attempt to Tax Religion By Senex
. - ■ PiTE\\ fll pfiin •
-IXTHEttE are the Prienda of my Youih Bvnn.'ir '
Wjll'wSwPMhwit Sweel to Tell Voi*- By 9'. B ® rlce «fi:
The Robin; uu »
■ Ito Thinking o’er the Days, Mnrv‘
My Nesr England Horae: . j
•■■■". the Ladies ofWewEngland: ? ‘ d d ' ca,ed l 0
She I Love Is far gway. • ?
Oh, Meet me on the Silver Shore:
Good Night j . '
. : My Home’s on the rrairie Lea. By Wondhn*,. -
LJiy Rhey. By8;C. Foster; y
l 7 ve left my Native Village. BvG, Barker •
The Spfrll Dove: ’
‘ Fo, hi, hi. Tne-Black Shaken’ Song and Pnllrn -
• .Would I were With Thee—for Guitar; ’
•J<as Adieus. ByHorr;
An extensive collection of new Polkas, Wallies
Variations , &c. ■■■■'■’ - ■ - ’
Also, a new supply of 11 New Barmina Sacra,” Can
iiS® and an excclleqt 7)ew work, called the u2le
~?yV a collection of popular and social songs,harmo
arranged by G, S. Webb And Wi Maspnl
considered one of the’best works ever published,
H. KLEBEB, Goissu Hear,
No. 101 Thud street, j
* -
* *
, H-g, W “ n, « a *“ Charter.
BTEAMBOAT of
BCA b™? eo^^?fe*v,a
K.X!2k* , ® lm ? n 2J Mo*es Brawdey-oftbe let Ward Pin*
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lod*
ccL%y Ben and ,ravclor '> and lhat said lav"? ujf.
[febiMUag (Chronicle copy and ch 1*031.)
£|!S£SSSSS d £S9 y 7
1 a* ?«?»> s
S|tsS2Sr^3iP|
SSKSF™*^^nsS
drlSWl^
SaJ“* Ada r ’ EFcniie^h ' John Meskiramonc •
TOthnHonorablc the Judges ofthoCourtol Quarter
0f Peaco > lu ana fOT iho County of All”
fho to wpf c taifs!fSss mTSI *?/8 r
s^ m^WttsiS3£sfiS
public houst of entertainment. S yon? notidootrM
tn duty bound, willpmy. SALVADOR SLOPIT%
’ce)rifi U th»?^h on,> ? r ’ ic,,i ” n,ofthe w “'d nforcSdfdo
' , sK|¥^3s£E3sS»fc
[fobStdtt .
'nnjSßS' ™ X
ra^S^^ n ‘ nn V ?v «“‘^°3^ mode -
Mr. Fimn was. several vears&elprk fn «h» Lr
cbe Second-Ccmptrcllcr °f the Treasury. HJb knowl
~£?.?M ranw ? un * bu?iness « the Departments
ifff Ber T lce u !llS: a S ODl * parUcnlariy utoful to all
!Who nay employ htnt at me .seat of Government*
ALBION K. PARRIS,
Latt Second Comptroller, ■
i, _ Penmenanip.
A A no urns for many years hasthere been sncbun
tridrery practised upon the pubHc
about penmanship, as. at present. Pieces of engraving
JlJ m s? [ated.through the town and country, witiuke en-
Snt to belleve'hem'to'be’ JKs£S&“ffiUs! fe
w2 E p C wiS“ N ’ cTao?^ B ’ I? -’
* c O., successors lo Eich
cuoied'bv Wm B S?7i * (formerly oc-
SsS"ssa»
K’ e iil2. « o^ V r are ' Wagon Boxes, Sugar Kettles, i
aßd
AfciSiSupdSSte'JS
and lave caiu $b3J JOHN 6 Ag’l
..V* ,
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ffionrotcrrigl gn& Jinantial.
Tllka PITTSBimOH BOARD OB’ TRADE
■ “BEdHANTB- EXCHANGE
FREDERICK LORENZ, 1
| Couhitw ,oii Van rant.
Dally Reviewer tno Slarttsti,
OFFICE OF THE. MORNING POST )
TttESDA7,Februnry 25, 185 j. J
The weather yesterday ,u ,cry disagreeable, ,t
baying rained (hronghont the wholo day. Nolwith
"BACON ' ‘ b °«">*» done.
BACON-Thcre .. a heavy buaineay doing in this
articlo. We noto sales of SO bhda Hams at Bam
d™ « ei hd ‘ Bb °“ Mer,,< “ 6 » “» b iSO bhda Shoal
izV\oV'z,*:°rtce; «
o. bacon 1 , hßdo O" ‘,dfor #U d « eri
note sales at 6 to 6i, in hhda, by
alM°2fll,M ES ~ We haTe Mlc “ of 60 bbl * ®‘ 33;
** 33 * ’ we base other salea (
COFFEE-There is not much doing id Cdffeo -
Wo hare one sale reported, of ID bags, at 131 .'by
the bag, 12nd laj. ’ ,J •
r 0 J aoW a, 4lTb y l l , ° ‘iorco.
..SfS:;” tr“
r ° ” T6ry ~ltl° cb «g° «o notice
mtber m receipts or prices. Sales are making at
I cut W r h ° rfal 83,8710 3,40 i »f® bbls find Flour,
out of stores, at 83,35; from stores, b, the dray load
are quote superfine at to 3,60;
m>f. Al r~ Tho reC ° iplB ° r improving;
£ h .T ?or i/ e,naln n “ b ®“B*». Wo quo*
n . a *075; Corn, rrom slores, 44 lo 45:
»Z r {Z?2 h “ nd, ’ 33, ° 33 ‘ » K ?° «i" d«n.nd
DR ! RD FRUIT-Wo have no change to note
TOBASTr h “ ,tS, ’ S ‘ « APP>-75.
I TOBACCO— There is somewhat of a belter feel
log in th,s article. The demand is more act,,., .„ d
sales are made at foil prices. Wo nolieo, by dll the
information we can collect,-and wo have taken
some trouble in doing so-that Tobacco will fall
abort, and the prospect is, that it will remain hlnb
-some heavy,operaiora think it must advance. We
have sales of 15 boies, Grant's, reported at 31; 20
hrZ t°- ' OT 40 lor * r ‘° r br *nd,. at 22; favorite
Th„ « 10 Baltl " oro “ in «■' market.
The stock of manufactured is Short, in all the cast.
ern markets, compared with last year I
bd™~ w° T “ 6,0 6i for commoD -
J V l We h ‘ V ° “ le * ° f 60 *“*• « 7010;
doat7». We quote roll at 10 to 11. I
BROOMS Sales of 100 dot at 81,25 v do* j
■ portof piTTgoonon.
14 vsar p mcara wa t *a lit tua ch*imil
A „. v ARRIVED:
Sieamet Mich,**, No 3, Boies. Beaver.
? . p «Wc» l k.llrabeth
" Tho™as Shriver, Bailey, West Newion
“ Hfl?r, l J ne w W^yvlrf .Bro«vn*Vill7
11 wl„f n n“ No-2, Balchdor, Cincinnati
“ r,n Calerlino . New Orkans
“ p 4 L?„ r,u 'S llen lEl3<'thBt.Louii: 5
is ~®P r ***» Co*» Zanesville.
•t Boyd,Ne\r New Oilean*
„ Orleans j -
“ Aljaraie, Parkinson, do
''a avcr k Gordon, Beaver : '■
„ ■ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville
“ Ditm^Bi 1 n 3lale h?*° ne ' Cincinnati;
„ Dii^ir 1, Wheeling. -
pilot No.Sa Bboak: Hookirtwnnvt
.Reveille, Dale. WelliiWll» ngPOrt ‘
Hope Foundry.
• ->
\ V. I,*'
l ■ .."i* ■. ■■ ■* '■ -.1 \ t.
Stporltd Exprtnly far the Batty Morniag Poa.
PROM CALIFORNIA AND ~HAVAN
. Eft WRECKEDtMQRE GOLD DUST—-PART
RUNNING. A *
.. PsHADEtPHiA, February 24, ■
There hade been throe arrivals at New York from
Chagrev: the Ohio, wuh 8200,000) the'Cherokee,
with 8604,000, and thePromethous. These Vessels
brlnj no later dates from,San Francisco. The Ohio
arrived from Chagros and Havana; ahe len Havana
on the evening or tho 17th.
The captain of a vessel which arrived at Havana
on the morning of tho 14lh, reported an American
steamer, with three mtiata, ashore on the Bahama
Banks, abont 16 miles tenth of Gunkeo Reef. She
had a signal flying, but he could not make her but i
He saw wreckers alongside, apparently trying ‘to get
bor off. « I
The Ohio’s homeward passage. has been exceed.)
mgly boistorous. Sho experienced .a,succession or
easterly gales from the. time she left Havana until
her arrival off Bsrncgat,;whieh great!# retarded her
progress. ' , I
The Ohio brings mails end a large amount or gold
dost, in addition to that on freight. Sho brings 160
passengers. ,
The stosmship Prometheus arrived at New York
on Saturday night, from New Orleans, after a most
extraordinary passage, with Commodore Vanilerbslt •
Com. V. has been absentee months, on the Nica.
ragua route. The Prometheus mado a run from tho
Balixo J a distance of lSiffl miles, in 6 daysiand 31
hours, and from tho city-jar New Orleans ifffldaya
and 6 hours. She brings. Orleans papers to Sunday I
the 16th, which ere three days ahead of the mail. It I
IS the first time in our recollection that wo ffive re
ceived on Saturday New.Orlcans papers or tho pre*
vtous Sunday. Tho Prometheus must be' a fast
eteamer, when she made a run from Chagres to the I
Bar at New Orloans, a distanco of 1400 miles in 4
days and 21 hours. - ’ I
FOR BAIIE—IOO cuts purple amT yellow fnm*t
Cham {-fresh White X-ooisville lumJfbyihe- barrel
or retail; a large National Map of the An&rfotinpf
pahllc; Map Jr Ohio;. MwVWJS
Temperance Chart, and two hundred and fifty Temn/r!
ante Certificates; Itlank To-Lets : .evenhnriinfSEZ
■ and nteful, Medicines; the Morning Post and all our
Daily and a great variety of our Elchange Newipa-
P'Almanacs, 4c„ kept for «Se at P
Isaac Harris*. TFjnhl, —
Printer's Cards.
.T®!S- BE f En t® D a "“PPjr of Printer’e Cards: ivory
CM?'*' sa ‘ m “M-I-xi.aan'S
oefe b f ™ k m
manufactory of J.D. M-Creary, New York. ’ “
Printer, Bookseller and
comer of Marfcei and Second sis.
T ABIES FINE DBESS' UOOIWj- Received “in
nfnM*S£fn U, n ra l orMn *> t p Barege &
Lames, Mods De Lames. Lawns, 4 c, &c .choice -erine
styles,ana very desirable patterns V><-“ 0 ‘«-Pnog
- 1 - 84 . A A * ™
I ~,G ccoihs aNU ImWh 'Linens—
U 14 taper extra LongSlmwls ;
SLu 9 raosl n PP ro7c d nmnufacturi/jttst opened'at
feb2j , ■ . A. A.MASON & CO’S
PRINTING, WHITING &ad WRAPPING PAPPUS
SSD ream* 84 by 33 Piintin® Paoer ■
300 do 24 by 30 j " do '
300 do 18 by 38 do do- .
oo° do by 32,84 by 31; 23 by-M, S 3
400 do Bloe, Faetory Paoer •
Iwo bundle* Sm’gle Cro™ Straw Paper,
400 do . Doable do do'
<OO, do Medium do do:
Thrnnd.„', m H e^ am Sin « | d Crown Hug.
»alenreretalSi e r k^ p * constantly on band and for
ment°nr e ßn^? S n for I Ra o*i a largo and general assort-
o P nT^r^o a ut? ,arer * P ™«"« Wff*"
,CUj - 4 comer of Penn and Irwin sin. |
ATE^ A LS.— Copper and
n^SS?^ Gfl H V F® > Slice Galley*; J-'urniiure; Bee
go, Ki safe do “ blc «“»
TyP e > f rom Ihe manu
ul«tb? f "rjitwft W bt> * at short no
zrr^ y w.sEuavbn-
T>OX FACTOHV"iNf SHOP
T t o l „ h , e „ Ho o oraSle iai z e * onhTcSs« ofoSwi
orA^?g"eny^“" ,<>n3of,he -“* ce ,n nnd forll,e Coua?y
p;M?i?,P Cl i! llon °[ I^l?"'*“Jamison, of tits Third Ward 1
£ if,l ßh ’ “. , . l,e c « an 'y aforesaid, humbly el,cWeth’
t That your petitioner hath provided himself will, mJIS’
"“la 'orrlie aecommodfttiondf traveler* at,d'oihr?.
vnn?'Tr'"' g,lou ?,’\ m the Ward aforeenid,aid prove?!, a
•VOUr lIonOMWIII bo pleased tOPrnm him nr.® 8
teep a publ.c house »/;”«„£ And
lioner,ae in duty bound, will pray ' And jour peu-1
t clizan/ I
do certify that the above Petitioner afore 3aid, I
honestyand temperance, and or i
room and eo,,ven7encee/or^i s a«oCoda.m^te e
?e«ury Bors andtra ™‘f™, and that eaid mveh, ienfi
J B%
U feb?i?ia arolay, Thomas Moprhead, John Barite 1 ° ’ I
_rcb24;3i* (Journal copy nn ,i V» f . t ? " ar * et
FITTSBVR3H >-! — I
cobiter orHAßttEr add Tntm> rraErre
C"u A u^?S?4d D .n Cb ° tl^d ‘ In,l “
U-e^e^San^*"” 0 '
.U?cLp C Prof ““ l « f *’“*. Morcan-
Law**' **' Wa ” os , E*Q-i Lecturer on Commercial
Thoj« wUbing to obtain a complex knowledge of
Bookkeepingand tu application to every branch of bu
j'“ pid !“ , leeanl hand wntin|, o?e invi
ted u> cajl and examine the arrangements. • •» .
OJ OoramereioUniw every Monday evening.
Reference lonnyofihe city merchants: - fdecHr !
Law ParineriHip,' —; —■ —
T'praeUe^of'llavvlu'ndCTtho'fimi ll of HuclF&'Wash 0
moTOH. One or ihe otherof them, ebciHredFn
?«"*> pfP, V 8 fo ? nd at 811 “■“• A" 'ho «eS. on ISirS'
slroet, Pittsburgh, now occupied by Mr Black
■ ■ ' SAMUEL W BLACK
feli3 HEADE WAflHlNnTriy
H MINER & CO.« Siqitbficld street*'have rnc/»ivs«/i
• the following New Books- * received
1 • K&venes of an Old Maul—embracm? imnortnm nimi 1
to Yoong Men mtsmlmgio Ma,r£lf,ffi
forty-threeOrißinalEngTavingß j snea wita
wifsssf: of SouiiMn *■*
.rss sxs*K2£ % ,l j r B"jo^ iure iu -
Port FoUo Of a Mcdjcar Student— with miinprmto n
lostraUoae.: By Qeorgo M. Whanon; M'n- 1 '
JuSS&Sti!,**- Pro ‘ ,heey -°” *n3ia„Tale. By Mo-
Stanfield Hall—an Historical Romani n v tp
idotrife^V 8 W? ' k “■ BBld “ be!,I " JII »S'W«
. Second Part qf tbe Newgate’.palcndar
clca oT Crime. This work Tin of
pans, will comprise an intelligent History for thr'ln.l
two hundred years, of all the notorious characters wK!
have oulragedthe laws.of Great Britain-
I . ■ Hew ao.oiwi ntvuoo&ii
I W A fK°n ? »e»r el ' h “ «« »«»•« «*•
H& e8 G fSfehr la,n “ d 1110 Lad, “'
„ Major Hichardwn’a great Woik, Warnn'i*
Prophecy: an Indian Tale; ’ "“““Jla.or the
toYoZgMe f „“ nol,i H “ |[l - imbrac ‘n« important Hm.a
Marstonof Danoran :a Tale;
The Experiences of Richard Taylor. Fan-
H?I,: q, “ Historical Roqion’ci, by J p
BuDm'ne°' 1 ' ,1C1 ’ 0J lh ° Cons P ,ra ' or ’ s Victim. By Ned
By L raiv^ CiPllne aTolcof lUc of Hungary.
Also, a great, variety of Novela, Romnm»A a av.*'
onga, Historical and other works. nces, Tales,
Pena, Paper,lnk, Wafers, and a general nc<mn.U~ . e
SiaUpneiy on hand alwayV 8 FQI ° BSOr s£™ of
■■■ Wifi W MUSIC.
T ONELY MAIDEN—o celebrated Du on
-Li opera of Jeasonda. By Spbor; II from the
failhful tome. Anew« o ngby9 C
Sweetly she sleeps, ray Alice fair Bvdnui.
Pd'offerthee Ibis handof mine ; 9 -Foster;
I Oorne, Maid eilß, Come—or TrancadtUo ■
We |} a k l 'rk!‘ ,,PPS ' yC ' F ' 0m «W<er. ol
Ocean BnrJoJ.Afavomc and touchinff h»u„^
Thpn host sroundedtiiespim that lov’d ih<»n d ’
. Benßoltj or don’iyoa romember awefrii^™
Soiree Polka, ByS.C; Foster; we ? ! Alice }
, The celebrated Polka dances;
Jenetmc A Jeonou—complete;
Fairy. Quadrilles. - By Mrs. Ernest-
Faswon Polka: • / 1
Betty Polka. By Burgraullert
ChitChaiPolka;
Batchelor’s Polka; i
„ Rt y ctodrd. e er, VeryeaSyan<lpr ' t,y '
Hoawffool Polka; |
Allegheny Cotillions;
Aneweainon of Hunter’s .Instruction* I
with six additional pagos of nwfiaSS; i- 100 '
Clark’s Catechism for the Piano; 5005 ».
Burrow’s Pianoforte pnqier; I
Received tO‘dayby_
M « a JOB# H. MELLOR, 81 Wood sireeV'
N.s.—A very large stock of now Piann«
“MwUT»oopen oo4(oraalettua week”- ; ■
;T". -•-■ > ; ‘
t 1 '
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r i;' riv ;;'V:—i'i-
BY TELEGKAP
■tacom bt uaHTsmn—nararo by rizitt
7. r/.J.
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• 5. ' f'i-
( E*or .Rexita* - 1
T^4fo^W G N a G rt H°USß^thQ
For terms, apply to D. R. M'ABnv rn.»lf ren ‘
G °f d ( f|{,gJ s R
ymnnbK Property' rot sal*j
( and Eighty f«t front on the
VJ Hodd, JMEto t’tlb6rty®by 192 fee; deep S Vsirelt •’
!'Sl h „e?„ 0 Mi Dw ° maf! HBu s, e ’ ™nvemen;ly arr£iged ; a
Imrge Stable j a one Story House j a well of go6d water
wtto a pnmpra -large garden 1 and' choice rroii Ali
under good fence and in fine order.- The abdvo nron'
erty IS well located for a pleasant residence; or ns ui
speculation, to diyfde into smaller lots; Price 32 000
9. CUTHBERT, Gen’l Agdm,
'-.70 Smithfield' street.
■ Excilltat liuilQeis to Dispose' Of .
T N ALLEGHENY.—In consequence of the’ dissola-
Tarinerehipbetween. MORRIS A HA
■ WORTH, they offertor sale their business, situate on
•Federal «treevnea( the Market,'Allegheny City. It is
eommentinghpon the'exeellence bfthe stand,
Q ra°antxf Dusfrtess we have done, as .bolh are
well known; all we shatl say iB. lhat it is ,A ifirst-rate
chance tor any one wtthmgio embark in aiitoilar trade.
7 f«hi« MOHRIS A HAWORTH,' 7
febla Diamond, Pittsburgh.
. fe**® oclc St *^®t i Pt‘bpci r 4y Tor Salle.
- A nm* JSSJ&SjLSHf weII *>niK two sto iyl BRICK
01 1 111 ® firat *«»5- UugTdlriiff too* fit
«?rS“wifl. a b SlrM e «ij two ■ I S roomß in the JUi.
l e “^sT^,^“SSlo“a n L'nV a a i^ it 4 r I'i“-5 1 'i“-5
APP,f 'V
and FiA)i Biraf!t<.
To Lett
* TWa BRIbK HOUSE,;
JQ. near. Chanters Creek, (bar miles from riha
City, and ur a very desirable coaniry residence 1 "There
uane w carriage liouse, stable, nn/good wat c V oil fhe
and terms, apply to M. D, PATTON 2!i TTh^.^» C » w
J. s. ,he premull **
Bhqoire auheoffice of-: - \VM. C.-FRIEND
rF ,u M ., # " ‘ Fourth street, -*
feblMf ;-_ between Wood flod Smltfefflti.
. For Kent in Blrmlngtmm,
OIWNCTVTfIKEE STORY BBICKiIOUSEjfe
C™' I *. ‘tore toons and cellar, favorably siin- Blil>.
“on Siv be SZi P™ 4 ®** business”PoSw
bnsSS l^nled,ttle, s’>'a low rent, to a good
honsefSaj?S.- larse an a; b( j ardiljg
in« S^us»5 l 'J en ne " slo *S’- Brick Hoaseaf-some
tjjw&Jfeji! poss^s,o 'lS‘ v f” Immediately- Oliterson
ro^°“° ne Ftame “ ouse > a” 4 several" np‘ atairs
At'lfc^S!Bri'kYard.nnd kilntoburn in. ! ' ;
n ,^r S PT°? e Lnmber yard, with space to put a laree
ntnoum-and one p fibe best points about the city for
i OR: LEASE—One large iol, favofablv
SL B i5«Jb A K*'f ou j irriUl ' l Shop or other tnnnt£
fSn™,’ ™J ing 4 " > ‘ "ater in from| (a barbor,) lor
} so . oao .,Bnclr, in lots; and sold
rHAo-nh1? 1 »t 0 4 hafore,they will be sold on Tuesday,
provedjpaperf aextl at-ldo’clock, M.,forcash or ap”
AESO—EoUon’lease, todmild on. .
neaF?be , nomn^M'n r ‘r e,,a ,^„ olfcein ' B i lmi 'W l ‘am,
of R. e? C l°f? l 0;? 2-ot at the Wareroom.
Bi-nHBT, AUrxasws & Co., - No. 2S Water -street —<% r
tluongh the Piusburgh Poat.Offiee, by paid letter. *
JOHN RHEY.
r*Y»? y ctty Property for Sale.
Administrators of the estate of
nf ?il?\'f’.| d nn, ea,etl, . 0 . B ! :r for aale <he entire.
one*i^r* 1 .'aidThomns roinnan. consisting of
u a To f«. i^/v 0I ”i n i B W atreet, ranaing! back
; ey ' A ls ?> ,fie laTera stand known as the
*3}“iPo, > , ! l ?.S ronntl ’ and stable connected,
j?t’.n »n~£ 1 i iu ? ? lley,th ,r ty three feet four inches. .:
Also, three-lots fronting on Cherry alcy.eaeh eieii-
Pinm ee i) fronl, * a i t ? d nmQ ‘ n s back -Cli feeL parallel with
’Also,- the Tavern stand is offered to rent. Apple to
- EFAIRMAfCor
' R.CAMPBELfcj ■
ISI Liberty street.
ja3o:imrgs
I rrttit.' ~ i 3®* 1 . “«t«ste (or Sale. •
\ rSliiwSffiSißwi 0 ? B *-: «Ue a huge munUcr of
! sasofiar 5 HbU
,°f Birndnghatajtti popalaifonj and
2!E5ft e ! u "'!R , wca , l * 1 J ape 'reasonable prices at
which lots will be sold, will rt'nder lliern a safe and pro.
anJ ,;'™ 8 enijalre of the undersigned,'
Pi C h ! , Geo - Gi'morl, Esq, on Grant street,’:
b . l S ce n M “ ua dtlisireeUjOr of William
N - Palterson, Esq’rs.attheir office™
Birmingham._ [|an27] MOSES F.EATOJd.
' sa,c a well (milt
fi? S Of raote acresof ground,
?hi33n3°t> h r “ »•«"< Road, within three miles of
Uis city. Possessiongtveh onthe IstofApril nett.—
pon’i? * ot - ,f B™ al >s» jcpnttuhlng over
nn .S n A , C i IE9 ’ wi ' hafP'ltiffofexcetifintwaterlhere
—B above. Also, a lot of ground-48
ftet U inches by 120 ftet, adjoining the residence of Mr.
S*v.„^ 8r ’ P?? 1 1118 opposite the . 7lh Ward! on
Pennsylvania Avenue.' Possession given immediately*
It is now certain thauhe Plank Roof will be complied
past the above property early in the coming. summer.—•'
tOT further information apply to DAVID BKEDERI 4th -
street Road, near the first described property. QaSy.if •
Valuable Property tor Rent, t
' rw_» A three story BRICK HOUSE, belohiinir to
dece'S,« o§er“
*fll PH!i °* * eas ? - . .?* ** situated on Fourth st,
F P rry . “ad Liberty streets, and baa been
newly p&peredandjMmied;.itis now occupied,by : Rir#.-
X;S2: r?SSl 825 ® pe u r «»««: ‘ Apply Z
Robsbx C. TortEJt, at the works of Knap & Co« • •
Posaewiongiyenonihelstof April. - ; f :
-L.'&tf&BOY,:
. Gu&rdtaiu
P r , , ?,? ; ,£ nal,re,orl P u<m Store for- Sola.
A n PR f ® CK,P ? ION located in
A-f flourishing and improving part of the city* which
i. d °.” s a prcfiurtk liiinttas, ia offered for sale upon'
CaSjM&nQS'-- i •
For farther particulars, oppir tit this ogee. ■ -filial /
iaB *-. . A.WILKtNS&CO.'S. ;
. . Baatgence. j '
XI. Be sold very lo wto any o ae wishing to build tliere
-5%. .T I*® 1 *® 0?®““ w*lU)e easyi and the fot commands'll
most bomluful view. foct2l] THOMPSON -BELL!
!■': ' • : FOF Rtntl ;-4 •
A S «9 HE ’ on Market street, between
-'Ji Fourth streets, at presemoccupieil br
Mr. Thorahs While, tti o Dry Goods Store. “, ° 7
,Also-A, large well finished .ROOM-in . the second
story, next door to Mr. Daff's Mcrcantile Collece, This
Room is well calculated and suitable for aMuflicnl Sa--i
loon or Academy, or conld be conveniontlyarranged as
double offices,-;..: y., E, D. GAZZAH, 1
apltlf , ~ Office,,Third st., over the Boat.OSce-iv I
Coal band on youghtoKUcny. '
inn ACRES qn the riser, jusr above the- find Data
lUU.wßrejfl a pH opened - and railroad prepared for
potting coalin boats. (oct2l] THOMPSON BF-M,
BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
IHSsILLane, Allegheny, between tlie Hand street bridge
and -Aqneauct. Enquire of H. WV Fish,Heal Estate
Broker; corner of sth and Smitblield streets. [0c129
y, A Farm for Sole.. .
f|HIE. subscriber offers for.sale a FARM OF LAND
JL icontaining ICO acres—WO of which are cleared.—
The farm lies directly on the road from Middletown tit
Jefferson fit is well-waiered i.witha bearing, orchard
and,peach, and. pear treesj and a, Coal bank- The
bnildmgs consist of ahewed log Honse and Barn j wilh
Stabling, - For farther parucular&apply to the subscril
ber.oa the p«raiaes,Ja.Altegheny.Muntya3 miles
fromPlluburgb. y ; NATHANIEL M’CLUHTON '
; Moon tQionyuPi October 23—tf ... -. _’ .
For Sale. ■ <
A LOT OP/pROUND, containing BJ Acres, ■ situate
:Jk one mrte below the town of Reaver, 'Peaver coun
ty, on wUeh lhefo ia etected a new Briet Hotue, b>:
40feet, u stories high,with abasement. The house has:
been well W contaliis 13 rooms.’
It is within 103 f Sills of tjie Ohio river, and commands
a fine viewni t.und is bounded, on the Northwest by f .
the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. . This pro
peny would be desirable for a country residence, or /or
a garden, or summer boarding hoose. A Jot of 5 acres
adjotnmg it will behold with ft, if desired by . the pur
chaser. The terms are so'moderate,, that it .will .be a .
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire Of
Na P. & G. L. B. FBTTERMAN,
Attorneys at Law, Fourth! aU
■ ... Fo* Sale,
A iIDUSEVUIffUW, Bitaaied on Pike street,between
A Wtdnm and factory strpets,.Fifth Ward. , .The Lot
is SS feet frontund 100 fedt deep, ton: a leh there are
twostnaHFfaiheTenettrehls. Terms'ea y;—' Title Rood
For particulars, engtilre of Alddrmen- PARKINSON'
Ponn street* Fifth Ward. ■ • ; ■ ■ tneyO.-lf ’
Jjnnd for Sale*
THE Cbartier’s Coal Company will tell some wu A,.
tirabUpUca tf LAND. slmatedon ; and near the
sienbenyille.'J’nrnpike, and near the eoalhern termini,,
of the(r railroad.' i * ■•*.•••
The Land will be diyided into gnantitiea to S hit niir
chasers, and the terms of payment will be; verrenni
Enquiroof . . . Z W REMINGTON, ’’
' ee Pl • - - -■■■- 'Manager.
. To bet.. • “ -
A LARGE CELLAR,,Buttable-for;aiorinff >: l ] 'bssds-
A aton ijfenimmfidistfily. Fofterms,: Apply, to Geo,
"W*“P».?r '' ;■ ’ 9^9 eg b euslhy, e
JoUnf. - ■* - No-lbOTVaterstwep
-iisl s?.-i
T:.‘‘ t'i"'’ :>: T-.'5: C :^
t i 7 v -_r. . - ._. , _ 'l, •>..•• •„. ; .-.*-• - ; ’. _V .; ‘-»* _. -_. V_ -• ' .*
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T) 8 *™ 3 , UI J SAN.f-'itAINCISCO,. California, for
4IEND,Ko.i«W°o?^ ilg: Ho«= of PATRICK^
L § A . U OP- WILD CHERRY fc i
T t .fine herbal medicine*.composed ehieflv nr \Vty
n^? M 0 • l afe oJsaoombined by a neweheiaicSL}'
ttee ««‘ctofrar l lhii» rendering thowtoto
compound the inosl cerlamand eificactanrnremedv pv/f
discovered, for CONSUMPTION OP TraLTOKJS -
Di CORRESPONDENCR ! 3 -
.& • *. Bs s k »> ofiXenm.Ohiq, a'MgUv reject.’
paralleled., The demind thlltd £?,C
.ffISKS! Re hashadfn
Mawretnredicmenlbrtpg'affections. Soide:orttCi“ ;
some gave temporary relief—
Dal since he has.httd ■Wistar’n Balsam 01 WtfdClfeivv
a iiutabet of the raosl aeriods cases were comDletelV £7
}Jf’ w Wcli I hadltttdt enure confidence that t hjd in
J. T /??? E sI Wherever Wistar's BaisaoLof.Wild Cher;
P f l ? introduced,« at once attains that high rtnutatfon it
*3^ h Jy ajsotrna; .matcadirevdntitf
worat
i great dealofblood.hecSfSfßrfSroM SSE& ffiHk*
and ehesl, coldciuils. aUehiaiin? wiikfln*>,i7 l iV e «J .
and copious night sweats. g .wiih flashes of fieat
.;I whs‘under the care ofa skilled pbvsieian■ fmm L*
i^iUrady’iselfo^^TOs^-r^M^ofM^ler?
, make WalV Wismd, Bil^ C ofVitd I Ch^’“^ c , £
'* r » _ i
Sir,.-Ag I have a deep cbtomlSertt
-1 l,? r L ‘ R I )err Jiil me to give you a brief histo
ry of toy afflieUons, and’ the benefits derived f«.Sii£
| Hf-TOstar’s Balsam of Wild Cheity’? : U? jut!?'
| wgi't*.left'me in a very debilitatedstate, when in th«
graduaily Birikicg tmaet th e disiai?, until January, 3847*
lieifirstweek'ihat dcotomenced taking JtiiafidatS
gradual recovery.’ .1 continued its use stxtobntbs at {he i
end of which.time I wascnred, J add hhv* 1
[ health ever aincel and tbeSlally
sam to'all'those-afflictedwitli diUhseh ®3!r
would,say to
couraged, *ft*o or three hbtUes'donoheffecfa'e.i^eh'm
* t ftToi * w . f ■ ... Oslo .
™ ie ™ if 1,5
- CPromDr.Baicer, Springfield,
c ."■:. \.' ‘ ; SpamGFiSLD,Ky.,.May 14, tSJOv }.-
in £S”"- Sanford Parh: Itake this .opportunity of
most,lemarkable care performed oh
ft?7w h ® nse ?f;Dr- Wistar’s-Balsam of Wftd Chert*
l e “rl64o 1 Was taken with the inflammation
®V the bowels, which I labored under ror weeks.
! attaoked with a severe, co(d, which seated: iiseirnnoi
'M lungs,and forflie space of three years I was core
flaed tomy bed. I tried nil kinds of. medicines andove
3 yartety of aid without benefit; and thus 1 wearied
oiigonUl the-wlntsr 0f1845, when l heard of-Dr w?a
tar’s Baishm ofWild Cherry, r ‘ I ■ r *- l s * i
. My friends persuaded me to give it a trial, thonah T
had given up all hopes'of recovery, and had prenfred
myself for the change of another world
solicitations I Was induced to make hsS-of
a foe smiije ofthe rignalam of Henry n*
emia a6 , lp^tl ' nnd “ «Wo»d & Park finSlvbS'’
cwpdstcelertgraved wrapper. 'Noofocvc^^^egento
-r Sold by (successor,to Sanford a-p q ;.v*
Pounh- and-Wahint streets, CincinnaU. Ohio General
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wn, ;Rrankiini L B • » &
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- NOMU JUST coaiffia OP WOOD AKD third SESTETS. *
A l ifci nmBact, ° n * on liberal terms, and collec-
promptly attended to. - ‘ • ’ jjaOrOm *
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streets. "t* l * ol street, between Third And Fonrth
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exchange and m'Anking ROUSE
William a!'Mill St. Co..
6* Wood Street* *
‘ PITTSBURGH. 9 *
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JESSE CAROTHERS & CO
. P<O.l5,;\VOOD STKEET, PITTSBURGH
Curre nl.money received on deposit. . ■
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N exchange srokers,
: J^a,t ani StaKttma.i Pitiibuteh 1 Pa
in.. Coin, Bank Notts, Time Bills, Poreira
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MbUidtmiurzk, Jfgy te.-'la»: K ' BRYAN > Ca,hier ;
JHeoluuuea Bank
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interest paidon Special Deposits -
aggil ■■-- ■-;.■=■ THOMPSON RF LL,Caahier.
G* W.TAYLoa.
1 1 55-SECOND &T-REET
QTRICT attentionwll be /given;in’ nl l baslcesseri
manufactured artl
•M?Jiwfc^ p !2 s ' 6rt negotiated on favota»
® e tenng - Advances made if reqiured. iociagrtf "
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Bronchitis. Spitting Jstimi.
influence upon the Lunss,Tnd ih«?Jr;iL?5 T 0 S «P«lfle.-': :
Its immediate effect is ta ilov «ii e r^SSPi o, Jf^.°>*»n».c.
remove thejAfcmsnimhojmorKdScHfAl <°ntl 7
Threaten d ®, ratl otls from is.
nthdulngthtinJlemm^ionSidn^!lT >tag Cough, fc*
risetoit,:ltalsosSlTe"afld |m n „„Wl" wU^»»
ftenuelveSj-thefeT/S^Mirt I^ *° ao
I thoroughly to remove froni lie bloM ijSLW O ™ ““W
and diseased particles, whieff if {SS-'JS‘S^ 1,1 W 1 »We»
odsCli*2f Jn the mtem ? . tod Jay the SSSiJ.I? 5® mooli
upon assis ssssPl
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aetenstio— a propertyVoasdssed in e%.
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ent»; the effect they a^^»tf2,°a 11 ?J^ n °ll’*IIagTedi-
L ™gs and Liver, aarf aVopiora »&«
i xholiqte hem «vreff4yijJg^?S!'f? oo >°.*** pvsons
lienees, evedto the atreeiuld thf «*!>
are C«ig ,o, ° »*»
be worth ,o J*’’
P r e being th,
ingto worr«mmis fi jMWuafeSo everr’casfl?’ 9 4,0 wl, ]i <
(wlereused.dieeoretot^edfTO^nf.^. o **
thepamphiet, iniide tie wapnlrof- i?s£«? ?* of
Tour hoars* reto m ,n|" e botUe'^f^aqr?
-^ffissr 3dof ,i>e pwuoi in- ,
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iJtfom. A. L.: SsntfS* Co.—l hrmnV I £?* BI MB4S.
aCertifiaueof a CurcJctfetfrA hws~?wsftrirutd to you
of Liverwort, Ter end Canchahuraa- al, ? 7n P
expectoration vm* *\f faiiri** n m n ■ nrbi .
.baffledtheakilJL of several of *£!£*i™f taru * l *&** Msl & had
York, Albany and^o4d,*oVra ne r ß^^ ci * nl “
in whom the care was‘effected en??o r\ 8 ?“ , 5 Person
no. faith in patent medieme. l liSZ* MPrSviousij
was,osgreatacate as was ever -Mine
daring my sickness, Seen
J. -baVe now commenced my Pa^*raw.
. think, about eight tattles y neatness, after taking, I
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fV. Y-—-A;few reset,'
;, anwell,, andisoon commenced bleed!f?J;’iL?P?* token
Lung 3 in a HontffiODathfe" ; P*. tho
; medicine did not seem to me c * aa #bat bis
opthetAirtfOouit my;bliedingbaakreSSii 001 uk °n :
teasgme, andlfelt as well as n-ual. 1 sfSl S > ?y C«igA
.flially recommend it to mv rSii? 1 ?! ne ‘ an 4ear- .
maietotht Proprietors,March Jflrf 'itl-art*- att> ta>uni teas
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mdorto tfceaboVa,jr,ffin s
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bottle, 81,005 'ops'll
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smooth. 1 obld WM *nd
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dec2Chaawlv; ■ ■ <=<&»■”'
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JSK&M^jßtatias.
:S»i^®»ra«js
fo jj£ at painfolttouhle. It never aa?™ "“'“ r ® ll| eiij
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Sold by vV. J Aflgftrtv- o<n' f fficentt
tiead of. Wood. - 1 . ,*? sttcetj PUubajgb,:
certain lot qrpiectfprCTMnasHisf.“P lJ *J u: —AU U>ot
Allegheny, }l£te theHesS?» t™?? 1 «*“ 0,6 *« Cjttto f
posiffi the korthem Libenlea'o'riiiSo? 5 t ? W 'Oahip,-6p..
No. two hundred anB fStwSeelMii’f n ff ll,, i 11818 A to
Uid ont bp G. E. Wanwr . ’ n *h« Plan of iota
Containing in front on BTam factor and F.Loreni,
extending bapkVcM^StofSfel-^ e * ,yillm!o (f 01
front thereof a t w „ 'M«Wg erected on the
ble two attWftame bh»nS;^ e ?*’ and °“ ,h * rear * date
Kem, fSd^FAS,v!?. ll4ln sif«»«uigonCarpßnieraUey.
chlsemoMvtfS^' 1 ?-
naiiiS.wa *? ““P* a“ tf J 1 ® . b * l “«otq be
tere«t..l™tS 1 ann nalpaymenis—bearing laTWhl in. -
nrsmM-ViyS'nf* *1? aeonred by bond andrnortgige ootid
SjiShSia, n?. r fonlier pamcniare, enquire Of SJewre.
t i9a l^ P< H? leri Attorneys and Connsellpre at Law.
No. IS3 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. - ■ ’
. ANN APKENNA, Adat’rti.'
ofFranelt 41'Kenna; deceased.
feWS.u
('tORN BROOMS-SOO ios. rec’d and for silc liv’ '
J febia SAMUEL P. RBRiyrn -
■. - A. W * Poster,
ATTORNEY iKD COUNSELLOR ATt-AW. i
OFFICE, NO. 1M FOURTH STRffir,'
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