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LOCAL MATTERS.
ggy* Aaron Wadtngton was yesterday arrcßtcd,
awl brought before the Mayor, for takiog a watch
bfia stand at tho corner ofWood and Water streets.
He alleged that he had purchased a watch, from the
man, for lour dollars; that he gave him a five dol
lar bill, but the mao would return him no change,
and, in retaliation, he grabbed up this other watch.
Ho was discharged on paying costs. We under*
stand that he la a drover, and bad, on board ofone
- 6t the boats which was going out, a largo drove of
mules. He told his Honor that if he would permit
him to nuke this trip, that, at a more convenient
season, be would come up aed board & month with
him, if his honor desired it. It was evident that be
had no intention to steal, the watch, and ho was
permitted to go hiß way.
GST fil. H. Gibaou, of Sharpoburgh, was yesterday
arrested and brought before Aid. filed, on a charge
or assault and battery on Peter Crosscup and his
wile. Defendant alleged that he had been first as*
sanlted, and that it was in seif defence that he beat
plunfifis. Ho made information against them, and
tho whole patty were held to bail. All of them
had their heads tied up, and looked as if they chad
went through a severe campaign.
• SamarCKD.—Saaan Baity, a woman ol come no*
lonely, who was convicted, of bigamy at tho last
Coart of Quarter Sessions, and who has been con
fined in jail ever since, was yesterday sentenced to
twelvemonths imprisonment in the Western Pent#
tenuary. . . . •
63F* The Furniture of the Virginia House will be
jßOld'tbis morning, agreeably to adjournment from
tho22d lost. Among the articles to be sold is an
• -elegant sofa, feather beds, bedding, &c., and aundry
articles of household furniture.
GET A colored man, by the name of McKnight,
was yesterday brought before the Mayor, on infor
mation of his wife, charged with whipping her.—
He .was held to .bail.
• For Rent.
mHE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE
J/ MASONIC HALL, Fifth S'trsbt.
"The first floor is sub-dmded into two Store Rooms,
front, 20by CO feet, and will be very desirable for Fancy
Stores- Two Rooms back, saiiabfe for Office*—access
to which is by a wide Hall, running, through the centre
of the building. The basement will be finished in &
neat manner, and will be suitable for Retail Variety
Stores, Trane and Harness makers, Ac.
The whole will be ready by the Ist of April.
. Enquire of JAMES W. HAILMAN,
..feb’JO • .• . Water street.
AN ORDINANCE
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FORTtIE YEAR 1851.
SECTION I. Be ti ordained and enacted by the citi
zens of tn Select and. Common Councils
atsunbled, That the revenae for the year 1851, arising
from tales, loons and other lawful sources, together with
’ Oil moneys now in iheTreasurury, andnoioiherwise ap
propriated, be and the same is hereby appropriated for
thejpurposes following
No. {—lnterest oa City Loans, 8 63,000
» 4 ll—Salanes of City Officers:—
Mayor, . 8 7CQ
Clerk to Mayor, 300
Treasurer, 700
Solicitor, 250
Wharf Master, Mouongahela, 650
. Wharf Master, Allegheny, 500
Street Commissioner,lst District, 600
; Street Commissioner, 2d District, 500
Clerk of Markets, 200
City Constables, (eight,) 2,400 *
■ ■ Clerks of Councils, 500
■ Messengers of Councils, 200
Clerk to Committees; 200
Messenger to Committees, 150
Recording Regulator 400
• Superintendent of Water Works, 1,000
• * Assessor of Wuict Rems, 700
Assessor of Tuxes, 105
$ 10,495
•N$- Ill—Public Printing, 1,000
u IV—Engine and Hose Companies. 3,675
u. V—City Watchmen, 13.250
« •-Vl—City Water Works, 23,CD0
vif—Cleaning Streets, Ist District, 2,000
■ « Vin—Cleaning Streets, 2d District, 1,600
«» IX—Public Lamps and Lighting Streets, 9,500
r u —Sanitary Purposes, 1,000
.<* - Xl—Cleaning A other expenses of Markets, 300
“ Xn—Monongahela Wharf, 600
- i( Xlft—Allegheny Wharf, . 500
4 * XlV—Contingent Fund, 4,000
“ XV—Scrip outstanding, 13,000
’ 44 XVT—City Loans now due and failing due, 111A46
,l XVll—Outstanding Warrants, 17,990
5292,156
. Ordained and enacted into e law m Councils, 24th day
o( February, A. D. 1851 ROBERT M’KNIGHT,
President of C. C.
Attest M. W. Lewis,Clark of 0. C.
. JAMES B. MURRAY,
President of S. C.
Attest: Robebt Mobbow, Clerk of S.C. [feb2S
An Ordinance
4 CTHORIZING the Mayor to borrow, fortbeuse of
r /\ the City, the nun of one hundred and thirty-two
thousand dollars, for the payment of loans and other
putposes. •
Section 1- Pe it ordained and enacted by the citizens
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils assem
bled, Thai the Mayorhe, and he is hereby authorized, to
borrow onthe credit of the city,any rum or sums of money
not exceeding One hundred and thirty-two thousand dol
lars, and to issue bonds therefor, under the seal of the cor
poration,in sums of one thousand dollars, bearing an in
terest of six per centum per annum, with interest coupons •
attached, which interest shall be payable semi-annually,
<m the first days of January and July in each and every
year, at the bank of America in the City of New-York
-or at the Treasurers Office in the City of Pittsburgh.—
The bonds so issued shall be signed by the Mayor, and
-COunte T *Jgned by the Treasurer, and shoJl not be redeem
•able, without the consent of the holders thereof, before
thenrstday £>f October, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy one.-
'Section 2- Be u ordained, Ac., That the (huh, credit,
funds, revenue and corporate property < of the city be and
they aro hereby solemnly pledged tor the redemption of
the bonds hereby authorized to be issued, and for the in
tercstaccruingthereon. - A. »
Ordained npfl enacted into a law m Councils this 2Ua
day of February, A.P.1651. ffeb2g.3t
-HfiW BOOKBI NEW UUOUS l
ft T Holmes’Literary Depot,-Third street, opposite the
A Post Office.
London Ait Journal, far Febrnary. k ■
History of Pendenms, by Thackaray, complete.
Stanfield Hall, complete.
Boston Sbokspeare, No. ‘23.
Nobody’s Son, or the Life and Adventures of Perci
voi Mayberry, wmien by him self.
Lqto and Ambition; a novel by the author of 'Rock'
inob^m. ?1
'Tfte Banker's Magazine, for Jan. and. Feb.,
Mississippi Scenes; or Sketches of Southern Life.
Dictionary of. Mechanics, No. 23.
Dr. Hollick 5 * Works, complete. .
For sole also by McNamara, opposite the post office
Allegheny city. feb24.
~ UfiH—so LbU. No. 1 Labrador Gthbed Herrings, re
-14 ''fired ver ‘‘ Brooklyn, l ’and for sale by
X ALEXANDER KING,
No. 2GB Liberty at.
L—^nffTSv ’(,U5 LIMK, AC.—For sale by the barrel or
-ixlhltc Louisville Lime; purple and yellow
Let Chain J* double; lfiO very cheap email Wooden
nnwls' V All of w'hich will be sold in nny quantity to suit
K”™ ISAAC HARMS, Agent
C (ebl9'3t and Commission Merchant, Sth street.
Sundries—
-350 bis Oranges ;
50 bxs 3icily Lemons;
200 doz Lemon byrup;
150 bxs Raitrns;
‘ 100 hf-bXS do i
40 mans Seedless Busins;
150 dram* Figs, New RUma;
20 do*- Salad Oil, quarts j
-50 doz do «-R l ? t8 ‘
40 doz assorted Pickles • -
ln .tore andtr sale bv JOSHUA EHODES A CO
feb2l
" Steele A Officer’*
Br»v PAfTORV AND JOBBING SHOP, Run's
°iLKw£rvi,rin aUcv, AM xlom, fcturem Wwi and
»V«»P«on« “-featfjJ
livered at Itm shortest notice. : ly
' ADDITIONAL SALE OF
n^HE r rc*nr“precedem“j Sl““ Lot.. ta the above
his *"«»Erlee» and terms ihal cannot fail tp meet t *i°
sale £ those wishing to purchase. It Js needless to. (
view* 0 715 e location of. tins town and prospect*,
sty 00? *sblfensaflicienlly ilescribedlu recent “djsrt
•“ ■'■Otter than that over one.hundred. lots have
band*, and been purchased by those
"t* 11 To'. eligible and de.i
rabfc°mheplS«,a',i44![| i > >,inc “ ?!lll y locatci^ >ntheoen
”e< O CiS?n™ t n'e^ t ljT, ’’lytothe proprietoein Liverpool,
v}., Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
or to James Blakely, T JOHN 8 BLAKELY,
Thast Liverpool, Feb . . tfeblgdawtf
H.C flf A. BARBER SHOP under the
W^»°A f LOO^. w here he solicits tbo pa-
OLD A He bo'l.' es b ? hi * endeavors to
rnSe^aW T
0f «ulLt of Mrchael .he 7ML
Pitisborgh, rv the County nforeBnu|vh“mDiX h niateriAls
That yoarpetitioner has provided bmisoit witn at h|s
for the accommodauon of travelers an
dwclkiu? house in the aforesaid ,'Vftrt) •t , .»„.a»nkfieD
your Honors will be pleased to grenUn™ a ou r n pelf (toner,
a public houso or entertainment. And
asindaty bound, will pray.
s.tfisgs
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
“jXiW&e^T M'Mssters, Wra Kemp, RM’Kcan,
T J Duncan, George Fun6ton,J B g«agy, John Beck,
JuLes?«en\ooth>E Volz, GW Gil
more. L
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THEATRE!
JOSEPH FOSTER- -•-Lessee and Manaqeb
Admittance— First Tier and ParqneUe,so cents; Sec
ondand Third Tiers, 25 cents; Colored Gallery ,23 cents;
Private Boxes, each; 81,00. • •
Doors open at 0, o’clock,Carltunnses at 7 o’clock.
THURSDAY EVENING, Pebtaary 27th, 1851, will
be presented the celebrated Drama of .
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
Looretia Borgia, • . Miss Logan;
Dance, Mrs, waiter and Mr. Calladine.
whole to conclude with
CHARLES 11.
Le Fleur, » - , . . Mr. Logan.
To« Morrow Fifth.'Night of the American Actress,
Miss LOGAN, and the Popular Comedian, Mr. LOGAN.
■i Sales.
\V. 6. DI'CARTHEY, Auctioneer.
n ROCER Y AND DRV GOOD 3 STORE, &C \. t at
VX Auction:-. I To Mobbow abtkbroon, Friday, Fcbro
ary 27th, at a o’clock in .the afternoon, wUI be sold at
M’Cartney’s Auction House, No. 125 Wood
large lot of Groceries and Progs, belonging to a person
retiring from business. Among the lot may bemenuoa*
ed in part, Starch, Indigo, GingcT, Alum, Cloven, To
bacco; Y. ILTea,Cream of Tartar, Epßom Salts, Salt
petre. Nutmegs, Mustard, Chalk,Liquorice.Root, Liquor
ice Sticky Spanish Flies, Slippery Alum Bark, Senna,
CamomileFlowers, Godfrey* Cordial, Bealman’s Drops,
Camphor, Peppermint, Essence of Peppermint, Cinna
mon and Lemon, Poor Man’s Plaster, a lot of Progs,
a large lot or Glass Jars., assorted sizes; Glass Tine
lures, Counter Scales, Ac. W. G. M’CARTNEY,
febai • ' •■ ■ ■ ■ AucUonccr.
Ala RGB LOT OF GUNMAKBR’S TOOLS at Auc
tioN.-rWill be sold on Friday next, February SSth,
at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, at fil’Cariney-s Auction
House, No. 125.W00d street, a large lot 01 tiunmakcr’s
Tools, belonging to a gentleman quitting that business.
They have been in use only a short time. The follow
mg may be mentioned as partly comprising the lot
1 pair bellows and portable forge; band and sledge
hammers; anvils and tongs; a laTge lot of buskenng
tools and small taps; 1 guide for cutting gun barrels, 4
i large vires; small hand do; a large lot of files , new
; cole chisels ; hand rods; ram rods; 2grind stones, a
i large lot of fine walnut and maple gan stocks; 23 steel
i chury braces and bus; a large lot of other articles too
i numerous to mention- Those in the business should not
i neglect to attend the sale, which will bo positive.
I (eb2G W.G. M’CARTNEY, Attcl’r.
BRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES at Aucnon.
—Will be sold on Thursday, Pebroary 27th,at 10
I o’clock in the forenoon, at RPCartriey’s Auction House,
| No. I*s Wood street, a large lot of Dry Goods and Fancy
articles, comprising a general assortment of Goods in
I the above line of business. In the lot arc Broad Cloths,
[ Casr
Cassmetts. Vettings, Flannels, Calicoes.
Ginghams, Alpnecaa, Mous de Lames, Bleached ana
Brown Muslins, Patent Thread, Sewing Silk.Suspeud
ers. Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs and Cravats, fine Shirts,
Hickory bhirts, Canton Flannel, Table ClolUs.and a lot
of fancy articles. W. G.M’CARTNEY,
feb2fl Anctioncer.
SECOND PAWNBROKERS SALE ov UNREDEEM
ED PLEDGES AT AUCTION —On Saturday eve
ning next, March Ist, at 7 o’clock, will be sold at Mc-
Cartney’s Auction House. No. 125 Wood street, one
door from sth, a large lot of gold and silver watches and
jewelry, gold fob chains, gold pens and pencils, finger
rings, Ac.
Among the lot may be.menuoned, in part, doable cas
ed English watches* 18 carets fine, fall jeweled ; patent
lever aud plain watches; hunting cased do., 18 carets
extra fine works, full jeweled; plain gold watches, de
tached levers and I’pine watches. Also, stiver patent
lever, fall jeweled, cylinder escapement four holes
Jeweled*, common watches, gold fob and guard chains;
gold pins, gold peucile, breast pins, broaches, finger
rings, ear rings, Ac.
Among the above lot of watches are Tobias, Johnson.
Roslull, and other celebrated makers in London and
Liverpool. They will be all warranted as represented
at the time of sale. Those in want of such articles
should not neglect to attend the sale. They will be rea
dy for examination on the morning of sale.
Vebss w. 0. McCartney.
£>. fit. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
1 1 n DOZ. FINE SHIRTS, CLOTHING, CLOTH?, I
IIU Ac., 4T Auction. —On-fnday moraine, February ]
23th,at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, cor*:
nor of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold without re
serve: 110 dot superfine Shirts—the best selection of
fered for some time —comprising super, customer made,
York mill Shirts, broad and narrow plaits, yoke neck
and French sleeve; super needle worked broad plait
Shlrt«, LB.4C; L: B. & C. Shirts, French embroidered
bosoms; latest style fancy Shirts, welt assortedj Mom
mac stnpe Shirts, &c>, fitc.; bleached drill Drawers, pat
ent laces; super black and fancy cassiraere rants,
satin, cashmere, Valencia and cashmere Vests, cloth,
caißimere and aatnieit dress, frock and sack Coats; over-
Coats, Ac.. Ac.; 13 ptecessuper French doe skinCassi
mere; 23 pieces super black and assorted color Belgian
and English Broad Cloths; 40 pieces black and fancy
CasHtmeres nod Saitnetta; Tweeds; cashmere Jeans;
Flannels; plaid Linings; 2L pieces black and fancy
Batin Vesnugsjv silk Screes; alpacca Lustres; silk,
coal and vest Buttons; silk Handkerchief#; Cravats;
Gloves; Threads.Ac , Ac. P. M. DAVIS,
febao Auctioneer.
FINE FUNITURE AT auction.—On Thursday
afternoon, 2?th initial 2 o’clock, cor.Wood and slft
streets, wiirbe sold the ruraimre or a family declining
IJousekeping. comprising—-Mahogany Uair Seat Sofas
and Chairs; Tippecanoe and Fancy Chairs; Mahogany
Card and End Tables, Breakfast Tables; Extension Ta
bles for Boarding Hooks; -Black Watnut French Bed
stead; Mahogany Bureaus; high and low Poal Bed
steads; Feather Beds;-Beddmgj Blank*
eta; Wash and Workstanda; PaTlor, Cliamber, and
Stair Carpels; Hall and Parlor Lamps, with Glpss Drops,
largo Wardrobe; Book Case; Looking Glasses, Queens
ware ; Knives and Forks; Kitehen atenstls, &c.,&c.
feb2s P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
>RICK DWELLING AND LOT IN SOUTH PITTS
AJ BURGH, at Accrtos.—On Saturday afternoon,
March I*l, at 3 o’clock, will be eold on the premises,that
valuable lot of ground having a front of 2U feet on the
Turnpike or Carson street, and extending back 100 feel
to Cbestmn street, on which is erected an excellent two
story brick dwelling house, containing six rooms and a
good cellar, without oven, stable anafpump of never
failing water, enclosed with substantial board fence, at
present occupied by the Rev. Mr. Murray.
.Terms t—Bsoo on the Ist of April next,wnen possess*
ion will be given, and the remainder in three equal an«
nnal payments, with interest. i*. M. DAVIS,
/ph26 Auctioneer.
JABIEB rncKESKA. Auctioneer.
Adjourned sale or the furniture, fix
tures. Ac., of the Virginia House.—On Thursday
morning next, February 27; at 10 o’clock, will be sold at
the Virginia Home, corner of Ferry and Water streets,
the following Furniture, vix;
Bedding, Hat Fixtures, Ac..agreeable to adjournment,
among which are one splendid Hair Scat Sofa, in com
plete order, nearly now; one Settee; Rock.ng and
other Chairs; high and French Bedsteads; Carpets,
Fenders and Fire Irons; about nineteen Feather Beds
and Bedding, Mattresses; one Clock; Kitchen utensils
one CookuieStove ; one Fowling Piecc.Ac., Ac.
feb27 JAMES M’KENNA^Aact’r
\E
UIMBBR AND BRICK AT AUCTION.— Oq Satur-
Xi day next, March Ist, at 10 o’clock in the ftrenoon,
will be sold -without reserve, at the General
House, on!Liboriy street, near the Canal Bridge, Fifth
Ward,a large lot of Lumber and Brick. Also, one
Brick Shed. JAMES M’KENNA,
feb27 . - Auctioneer.
’.—On Sr
aNaUY BIRDS at Auction.- Jn Saturday even,
mg next, March Ist* at 81 o’clock, will bo sold at
ll’Kenna’a Auction House, 1 cage containing 7Canary
Birds, good singers. [fcb2flj JAS. r.
Damaged domestic goods at Aticnoi,.—on
Monday cell, March 3d, at .10 o’clock m the fore
noon, will be sold at M’Kenna’s Auction House, Three
Hundred and forty-four piece* Domostic Goods, compri
sing Merriraac Prints, Bleached and Browu Muslins, ol
Eastern manufacture; Broad Cloths, Cassitncres,Cassi
nett«,37 doz. Lamb’s .Wool Half Hose. A portion of
iheßleochedMuslinsweie slightly damaged by water
m.the Canal, last fall. JAMES NPkEfyNA,
feb2o Auctioneer.
Landscape Painting*
JASPER H. LAWMAN, L*.ndsc*.ph Pairtkb, Booms,
Fourth street, Odeon Buildings, second story. Spe
cimens may be seen by the patrons of the Art, at the
a Rtfermca —John K. Holmes, Esq., Wm. C. Wall,T. A.
Hilhor, Bichard Cowan, Esq,, Matthew Wilson. J.J.
Gillespie, Hon. 3. Jones, L. Harper feblo
CENTRAL TEA' STORE.—The subscriber has now
on hand and is constantly receiving, Fresh Te »s or
all descriptions, sold in the United States or any B Part of
the world, at the lowest rates of any in tho Tea Market.
These Teas will be sold loose or in metallic packages,
to suit customers,and either.kinds warranted fresh.—
The metallic p acka ar# air tight, and warranted so, not
withstanding reciUss and u-nprtnapltd assertions by in
terested person» ifeblO) If. C. KELLY.
Y?OR SALE—IOO cats purple and yellow Carpet
J; Chain; fresh White LomsviUo Lime,by the barrel
or retail j nl&Tge National Map of the American Re*
public; Map of Ohio; Map of the World; a large
Temperance Chart, and two hundred and §Ay Temper*
ance Certificates; Blank To-Lels; seven boxes of cheap
and useful Medicines; the Morning Post and all our
Daily and a great variety of our Exchange Newspa
pers ; a few Almanacs, Ac., Ac., kept for stile at
febiU ISAAC HARRIS’, Fifth street.
\pIES FINK DRESr
X- A*. . ... .33 GOODS— Received and
I a opened this morning, Poplins. Tissues, Barege Do
Lames, Moas Do Lames, Lawns, Ac., &c., choice spring
styles.and very desirable patterns;
' tftbQ4 A. A.-MABQM & CO.
EUNfi CLOtHs AMD IKISH JbIWKNS—
-14 cases saper and super extra Long Shawls;
3- do do do Irish Linens;
Of the most approved manufacture just opened at
feb& A. A. MASON* A CO.’S.
T» HINTING, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPERS.
P 350 reams 24 by 38 Printing Paper;
,300' do 24 by 3d do do;
■>nn do 12 by 32 . do do,
000 do 18 by 24,24 by 32,24 by 34,23 by 41, 23
by 43;
400 do Blue, Factory Paper,
1200 bandies Single Crown Straw Paper;
400 do Double do do,
350 do MediSS and single Crown Rag
The undersigned keeps c.nalantly on hand and for
sale or exchange for Bags, u S Tm Paner- ■
ment of Ruled, Cap, Letter, Hardware and lea Papers,
Bonuetßoards, Ac., Ac. Also, Felling
Paper manufacturers. Printing Paper made 4oorde
on short notice. „ „ "
feb24 Artmerof Pena and Irwin
•\X7OoDER T Type, from the manu
. VV factofyof Wells A Webb, furnished at shortno
tice,by rfehSOl • W. 8. HAVEN.
BELLOWS —Five pair second-hand Bellow* fbrloali
by [feb!9] SCAIFE, ATKINSON & OKELY.
mo LET—A Warehouse, situate between Wood and
1_ Market, and running through from Front to Second
street, recently occupied by Sc&ife A Atkinson.
SCAIFE, ATKINSON & OKELY,
No. 119 Front si.
XHK PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRACK
AND MERC]H ANTS’ EXCHANGE.
FREDERICK LORENZ,) .
WM- A- HILL, > COUMITTKI for Fkb&uabt.
C. ZUG, j_
The weather yesterday was pleasant for out door
transactions. Business somewhat impeded from the
high Hoods in our rivers, which, to some degree,
has suspended shipping. Bastness, generally, is
good. Our merchants are nil doing business ton
fair extent, and all appear sanguine of a fine spring
trade. The receipts of Sugar and Molasses are
good, and increasing ; prices of those articles keep
op, with a disposition to tend upward.
ASHES—-We have reported sales of small tots at
B}o3| for Soda; Pots: we have small transactions
at 4* to 4|; Saloratui: wo note a sale of 20 boxes
at 6*.
BROOMS—Tho stock in first hands is well sup*
plied; wo note sales of 40 doz., No. 1, at $1,75;
40 do, No. 2, at $1,37 & dozen.
CRANBERRIES —Tho stock is light, and no de
mand, beyond a retail way.
FlSH—Thero is not much enquiry for Mackerel,
beyond a retail way. We note sales, by the bbl.,
of No. 3 Mackerel, at $7,60 to 8,00.
BUCKETS—We note s salo 0f76 dozen at $1,95,
cash, par money. Sales from stores at $2,00 to
2,12*.
WHISKEY—The market is not firm; we have
sales of 120 bb!s, rectified, at 24, cash.
BACON—Tho market continues firm ; the stock
isnot very large. Wo note sales oi 40 hhds Shoul
ders at 6; in small lots, 6* is asked. SaJea of 375
Hams at 8*; wc note sales of Sides at 7 to 7*.
BULK MEAT—We havo no transsctioos to note
in this article; we quote at 5* to s|.
FLOUR—Receipts are Increasing ; prices havo
again receded ; we note sales, at the wharf, of 250
bblsal 83,35; one or two lots sold at $3.40, for
choice article ; we may quote $3,37 as the av
erage price. Sales from stores at $3,50 to 3,56.
GRAIN—Tho receipts are good ; we note sales
of 700 bushels, in lots, at from 72 to 75. Rye is
scarce and will demand 60 to 61. Sales ot 300
bushels of Coro at 40c, from first hands. Sales of
Oats reported at 33 id 35.
TTtOB BEAL GOOD TEA—Go to Moans &■ IU«
J; worth’a Tea Store, m the Diamond. Damaged or
inferior Tea* never kept at this establishment.
SapenorGreetiTeas***- 50 and7sc.t* fi>.
The finest imported *91,00.
Strong and rough flav'd Slack, 50 and 75c.
Fine mild flavored CO and 75c.
The finest Old Country Black Tea, ?se. This Tea,
unlike some of the to late imported OoiongV’ >* free
from all htrby tasu, and “ the ladies all say,” ’Ti* not
impregnated with the effluvia of quack mediants
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IUIK BEST OP WINKS AND BKANUIEB, EUUntilr
. ~a f f r mCd,Cinal ,’Ol
- Tea Store, m the Diamond.
Found.
ON THURSDAY, a sura of money, in Bank Notes—
which the owner can have by calliog at the snore of
JOHN B.N’FADDEN & CO.,
No. M Market street.
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Dally Review or (h» SXariEcts.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, )
TnoasDAY, February 27, 1851.$
POUT OF PITTSBURGH.
18 FEET 0 tnenus WA7BB lit TUB CUAHNSt.
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No.Sfcjßoies.’Beaver.
“ Atlantic, Parkmsou, Brownsville.
*» J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Reaver.
“ Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Redstone, Wool ward, Brownsville.
u Brilliant. Grace, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED:
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
“ i. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
vt Thomas Shnver, Bailey. West Newton
“ Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
u Redstone. Woodward, Brownsville.
“ Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati.
“ Friendship, —, Cincinnati.
u Reveille, Dale, Wellsville.
u Dmrnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
“ .Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
“ Washington, —, LooisviHe.
Two Acres for Sale*
A LOT OF GROUND of i wo ttcresjwuh & Frame
Dwelling House, and some Fruit Tree*, situate a
short distance from the Mlnereville Toll Gate, about
one mile and a quarter from the Coart House.
3 CUTHBERT, General Agent,
70 SralthGeld street.
Wanted.
A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, with o Cylin
der of from 15 to 21 inches, and from 5 10 6 feel
stroke; or an engine of 10 inch Cylinder and 4 feel
stroke S- CUTUBERT, General Agent,
f e b22 "0 Sxmthfield street.
OLL BUTTER— 4 boxes, in cloths;
10 bbU., part in cloths; just rcc’d
and for sale by WM. DYER.
ISH—Noa.l and 3 Mackerel ; Cod Fsb. While Fish
and Herring, for sale by [feb22] WM.D\£R.
PACKED TEAS—lschestsGne koung Hyson;
3 half chests Black; for sale low
in one-fourth pound packages, by _
feb22 WM. DYER; ■
BACON— Hams and Shoulders for sale by
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ARD—3S packages No. 1 Laid Tor sale by
fcb22 ' * WM. DYER.
ia CASKS SICILY LIQUORICE;
1U 2 do Catbra do;
10 boxes Repuea do;
50 do Lemons, in store and for sale by
ja2o JOSHUA RHODES A CO.
Cip. BASKETS SALAD OIL, quarts; !
4tO 20 do do do pints;
20 doz assorted Pickles;
10 do Captsun, in store nnd for sale by
ja2o JOSHUA RHODES Bt-CO.
Ai\ MATS IVICA ALMONDS;
*xl_y 20 bags Filberts»
13 do Cream Nuts;
1000 Cocoa Nuts, in store and for sale by
ja2& : JOSHUA RHODES A CO,
BAGS TEXAS BEANS;
I \J 20 bbls. small do ;
20bags Filberts;
20 do Cream Nuts;
15 casks Currants,
In store and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
f e l)ls No. 0 Wood street.
‘ to Merchants* fllamuracturerat Ac.
WE are prepared to make contracts to bring out
from Philadelphia,thiß season,large lotsofheavy
freights, on accommodating terms, and at very low
.rate,. «. rt. M « f « ?ju « co
feb2L:lot ; Canal Basin.
A cord to Bnalnosa deni
A YOUNG, active business man. a nauve of Pitts*
A burgh, with an extensive acquaintance u who can
command a cash capital of from 8 to S8»000, is anxious
to make an investment, and devote his time to business
as a partner, in Pittsburgh or vicinity. . . •
f e b*2o Please address Port Office,Box No, 380.
PLACE WANTED in a Grocery or Produce Store
for a nice, moral, well behaved young man, from
the Forks of the Yougmogheny. Also, for a nice young
man Ifrom Washington county, wishes a place as a
clerk in a storo s School roasters, Ac. Wanted places
for several Book keepers, Sales men, Grocers, Ware*
house or Laboring men, and for a number of Boys, ol
all ages, Housekeepers, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses,
Chambermaids, Seamstresses, and a number of Colored
men arid women and bovs and girls of all ageß, want
employment. Please call at ISAAC HARRIS*
febS4’3l* Agency and Intelligence Office, 6th st.
O PRING STYLE PRINTS—Choice and neauuful
b pattern,,received co , s ,
No,- 62|and 04 Market »tfl.
. Bounty band anti other Ha.ia.Ba.
WILLIAM FLINN offer, hla service, to trangar .
lidsines, wltU the Executive Department, and
Congress, as an agent. He will attend to all business
relnuve to pensions and bounty land. Charges mod*,
rate -Address William Flinn, Washington, D. C.
January 28,1851.
Mr Flinu was several years a clerk m the o'ffice of
the Second Comptroller of the Treasury. Hit, knowl
edge of transacting busiuess at the Departments will
render hts services,as agent,particularly "useful to all
who may employ him at the seat of Government.
ALBION K. PA RRIS,
febl Second Cwnptroller.
penmansiupk
AT no ume for many years has there been such un
scrupulous trickery practised apoivthe public
about penmanship, as at present Pieces of engraving
are circulated.through the town and country, with the en
graver's name suppressed, in order to induce the igno
rant to believe them to be penmanship. Persons desi
rous of becoming rapid and elegant penmen, will do well
to call at DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE, and ex
amine the handwriting ot some of the best penmen in
the city, who have been instructed in this Institution.
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Dlaaolntlon.
THE partnership heretofore existing under xhe firm of
GERHON& O’Connos, is this day dissolved by mu
tuUconsent- The business will hereafter b e continued
by Thomas Gabnoh, at the old stand, No 490 Penn el
THOMAS GEUNoN,
JOHN OTjQNNOR.
FEATHb RS—2O sacks prime Feathers, for sale by
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. To Let* . ~.~
A ; LARGE CELLAR, saitablo for. storing. Posses
won given unmeamtely. For \erms, apply to Geo-
Weyman,or GEO age HURLEY,
jallttf N o. ISO Water etreel.
UT'Tfrß a bbla. packed ,
lOJcegs do, fr,r sale low by
icbl3 WM. DYER.
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BXCUTD BY LIGHTING —PBIHTSD BY ITUV I
Reported Exprettly far the Daily Morning Post.
XXXISt CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION.
Seraie Mr- Seward oG'eretl' a resolution calling
for information relative to the alleged ahducuoo ofi
Americans into Mexican peonage, which was i
adopted. i
Mr Halo offered a resolution of enquiry asking
for the correspondence between the Mexican Min
uter and the Secretary or Slate of the U. S., relative
to the Mexican indemnity. Objection bolng made,
it was laid over. . v
The joint resolution directing a U, S. vessel to be i
used to bring Kossuth to this country! was taken ap
and engrossed. r .,
The Honse resolulioo explanatory of certain laws
granting pensions to widows, was taken up and
passed.
Tho Senate insisted on their amendment to the
Military bill, providing $12,000 for a Riding School
at West Point Academy.
A committee of conference was asked.
A bill to modify and reduce tbe Rates of Postago
was taken up.
Mr Borland opposed the bill, and argued for an j
hour and a half against any reduction. The ques-1
tion was taken, and tho bill passed.
The bills engrossed yesterday were taken up and I
passed. I
The Post Office Appropriation bill was taken op,
slightly amended and passed. I
House—After tho presentation of petitions the
House resumed the consideration of tho roport of
fered by Mr. Stanton yesterday, concluding with a |
resolution that the Homo approve of tho course of j
the Secretary of the Navy in execunug tho law of|
lost session, authorizing tho construction of a float- 1
ing dock, with a basis for b railway in San Francis-:
co, and eeo no reason for delay in retarding tho con
tractors, Darkin, Woods, Gilbert and Lecor.
The debate was continued by Stanton, Toombn,
King and others till the morning hour expired.
The Post routo was bill was then taken up and ]
passed. J
The House them wont into committee of the whole
and took up the bill appropriating to Mexico 3185,*
000 for the payment of thh last instalment nmlcr
the Treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo. 1
During the debato on the bill, Mr. Allen repeated
what he said last night, that Mr. Webster, before he
would consent to take the office or Secretary of]
State, entered into a bargain with the Brokers of i
Wall street, New York, and State street, Boston,
to give him 515.000, and ho was now prepared to
prove it, if an opportunity was gtven him.
Mr. Ashman, on the authority of Mr, Webster,
pronounced tho charge an unqualified falsehood, and
replied to the other remarks of Mr. Allen.
The debate was continued till tbe hour of recess.
Tho Moxican instalment bill passed, end the
House went into committee of tho whole and took
up the army appropriation bill. It was debated till
a qhsrler of 9, when they adjourned.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Alsv*T, February 26.
In the Senate, to-day, tho bill providing for the
election of a U. S. Senator was amended, changing
the time of election to- the 4th Monday tn March.
The vote was 16 to 10. It is believed that it will
pass finally in this shape.
Tho Commissioner discharged Davis this morning,
tbe proof being insufficient to-convict him of assist
ing in the laic rescuo.
Tho examination of Jas. Scott (colorod) is now in.
progress.
The Africa sailed today vvtih 86 passengers and
$211,195 in silver.
There was a ballof'thia morning forU. S.Scnv
tor. Sumner lacks only three of election.
Washikbtoh, February 26.
Mr - Potter, U. 9. Consul at Valparaiso, has been
recalled.
The President’s receptions have been discontin
ued for tho present, on account of the death of 3
sister of Mrs. Fillmore.
On tho 16th ballot for Senator, Sumner hod 193
votes—lacking 2of an election. It was then post
poned for a fortnight.
Philadelphia, February 26.
The City of Glasgow is momentarily oxpected.—
Tho Europa is expected to night at Halifax.
MARKETS BY, TEL EGR A PH.
evehiho ] New York, February 26.
Flour..ln better demand, and more firm.
Corn.. Yellow, 6bc.
Pork.. New Mosa and prime, no change; old
Mess is in demand.
Cat Meats*.ln favor of aellera.
Lard* .More buoya at at 84. I
Clovereeed. .Ohio 17020,00. ]
Groceries.. Dul l; ;N. O. Sugar 6106#. There is
a demand for Rio C-oßce.
Tobacco. .Not aetivo; Ky. 9012, for shipment.
Hemp.. Quiet; American dew rotted,6lloolls.
Lard 0i1..85087.
Whiskey..24o2s.
Cotton.. Declining.
Philadelphia, February 26.
Cotton baa undergone.ivo change.:
Flour.. Firm at 4,50.
Rye Flour.. Steady at 3p50.
Corn Mea1..2,87#,
Grain.. Very little doing* Corn: yellow, afloat,
61; store, 60. Oatß, dull at 44.
Groceries.. But little doing •
Provisions.. Held firmly; ’Bacon in good demand.
Rice. .Sales at 3,18.
Whiskey. .24 In bbls* 22 ifl. hhds.
Baltimore, February 26.
Flour.. Howard Street: thuro are buyers at 4,-
37#, and sellers at4,43#. ■
Grain.. Red Wheat 95098 c.; Corn: white, 660
67c.; yellow, 57058 c. Oats, 40c.
Whiskey..26c.
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Boston, Fobruary 25,
Boston, February 26, 1851
New Orleans, February 22.
Cotton. .Sales of the week 25,000.
The Baltic's nows caused nu change.
MgqbPork..Has declined; notv 13,00.
Floor.. Ohio at 4,00.
Hope Foun jlry.
„ _ . . : GBOROEBBALE, JB..
James Cqcjibajt, c J Aonbiv
cupied by Wm. Noble,) - No. u< ?*“*• >... n,j M . .j
Weal of Wood at., Pittabnreh,
van’s improved patent Cooking stoves, 00 _B s
Coal and Wood Stoves, Fancy Stoves, Flafn nno r a J
Grates, Hollow Ware} Wagon
Tea Kettles. Sad Irons, Dog Irons*
Threshing Maoliidps. Will Gearing, Pipe Castings,
Alao —VAULTS. ViOM DOOBS, IBON RaH-INO P nu
Wrought Ison Work of every description.
jaSB:lmd&4fw —•—
Election. ■
A PUBLIC MEETING of the Stockholders of « tue
Company for erecting a Bridge over the Allegheny
River, opposite Pittsburgh,in theCountyof Allegheny,
will be holden m the Tqit House, on the 34
day of March next, at two o’clock, P. hi., for ike pur
pose of choosing officers fox the ensuing year, and the
determination of any quesuon 0 ? T 1 1?, e . ™ ™ l3 ■
said company. JOHN HAKrEH,
febfrdawltn .Treasurer.
Mackerel,Nos.l,2 apd?i. :
Jj • * in whole and half barrels;
Hernnge in pickle*
Cod Fish in casks; For sale by
ALEXANDER KING-_
ODA ASH—lsocasks Sodn Ash,finestgoality, iTor
tale. [feb24] AiEXANDEtt KING.
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fat Sale & ®o £et.
a/iifcu and store in east liberty for
°SALE-A AND LOT of thirty
frent on the ““tern Road, at EaBt L.beny.bj M
dce'o to rn, alley. Tbe Hnnse is arranged with a Store
Room with Counter and Shelves, fcc.; a parlor kitchen;
three bed tbdina; good cellar; bake oven; backdiouse,
1 re i e ,h«r r *e- Also a lot of 30fectfronton Shakspeare
S Agent,,
For Rent* . . <
Till AT LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, with
C hor ternjs,
C Totten?at tbs Fort Pitt Works. [fcblM^
Valnnble Property r<>r Sate. ■
ON E'HUNDRED and Eighty foot front on the. Eastern
Ro‘ad, at East Liberty, by l»d fee. deep to a street,
with a good Dwelling House, conveniently anangeq., »
large Stable ; a one story House j awed ofßoodwater.
witii a pump i a large garden nod ehmee
under good fence and in fine order. Tlic above prop
erty is well .located for a pleasant residence, or a* a
speculation, lo divide into smaller lots. Prtco §i,ulHl.
1 S CUTHBERT, Gen’l Agent,
j 76 Smithfleld street. ■
Excellent llntlneii to Dlipoae of i
IN AI.UEQHENV.-Iu ■consequence of ihe dissoln-
Uou of Partnership between MORRIS c c HA
WORTH, they offer tor sale iheir business, situate on
Federal street, near the Market, Allegheny City. It
useless commenting upon the excellence of the stand,
or the amount of business we have done, as , both are
well known; all we shall say ls»tha.ut ia- a nrat-rato
chance for any oue wishing to einuark in a similar trade.
Thantock consists ol Drugs, Oils, Paints, Ac., Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, ,0
Diamond, Pittsburgh.
Leacoclc Street Property tor Sale. .
AWELL nrranecd and welt bmit iwo fttorsr BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE ond LOT> of 18 feel front on
Leacock Direct, Allegheny,by 78feei deep lo an alley.
The House contains* dining room, .kitchen* ball and en*
irv • two parlors, with folding doors; 3 bed rooms and
a finished garret i built in the most substantial manner
with suitable porches*—all in complete order. ..ltoateu
rfew minmet-walklrom the Hand street bridge. Price
ononn S- CU fHBi.RsT) General Agent. .
§ febl9 • , 70Smithfielil sti
For Rent.
» SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, with four £ra|
A rooms on the first floor; large dining room
and kitchen in basoment; two small rooms m thu-d-r*
garret; with a largo garden and several frail trees.—a
very dr«irable residence tor a small family, bltuated
near Alinersville. Possession given immediately.
0 «everal small Tenements for rent.
Alm>, for Mile, eleven Loib fronting on Hancock street,
and three fronting on Penn street. ; Term* cwy.
Audlv to JOHN HERRON.or ;
w * 11. p. CAIN, comer Market
and Fifla streets;
To Lett
A TWO STORY- BRICK HOUSE, situated
near Chaniers Creek,four miles from
City, and is a very desirable country residence. There
is a new carriage house, stable, and good water on the
grounds, which comprise ten acres, well improved, con
famine a variety of choice Fruit trees. For particulars
and terms, apply to M. D. PATTON, dll Liberty si., or
J S BONNET, on the premises. Ifcua
FOIt SALE.*—A Lot oi Ground having* a front of fiO
feet on Centre Avenue, and running bnckSGO feet
to two streets. On the lot is erected a largo Brick
Dwelling House, nearly new and well finished. The lot
is planted with the best selected Fruit and Shrubbery
the country canaiford. If application be made soon, the
property will be sold at a fair pnee and terms. ■
Enquire at the oince of >YM. t-. rKlfc.rvii, ;
Attorney, Fourth street, .
fcbll’lf between Wood and Smithfield<
For Rent tn Birmingham. I
ONF- NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, (£?§§!} I
with store rooms and cellar, favorably situ- fc-r-B-ll |
ate for a large Grocery and Produce business. I
ion may be had immediately, with a low rent, to a good
businessman- .
\LSO—One large Bnok—occupied as a boarding
housoand inn. _ . .
ALSO—Eleven new three story Brick Houses—some
Just finished; possession given immediately. Otheraon
the Ist April. r-' ' • -
ALSO—One Frame House, and several up-stairs
rooms. . 7
ALSO—One Brick Yard, and Kiln to burnrn- . ■ i ]
ALSO—One Lumber V&rd, with space to pul a large j
l amount—and one oflhe best points about the city lor |
I Sa FOR SALE OR LEASE—One large lot, favorably .
situated for a Foundry and Engine Shop or other manu* ;
factoring, having deoi water m ironi, (a harbor,) tor.
fitting out and repairing steamboats,&c. •
ALSO, FOR SALE—ISO,OOO Brick, m lots, and sold
low; if not sold betore, they will bo sold on Tuesday,
the 23th of March next,at 12 o’clock, M.,forcash or ap
proved paper.
| - ALSO—Lou on lease, to build on. -
I Apply to the subscriber, at his office m Birmingham,
I near the Rolling Mill, from 10 to 2—or at the Wareroom
I of Kh&v, Maxihews 4; Co., No. 28 Water street,—or
| through the Pittsburgh Post Oihce, by paid Iciicr* .
I febtl JOHN ltnlvi. 1
Very Valuable City Property for Safe.
THE undersigned, Administrators ot tbe.-ostate-.of
: Thomas Faitman.deceased, offer for sale the enurO.
real e«tale of the said Thornaa F airman* consisting of
onoSOfeet lot fronting on Liberty street, running bach
to alO feet alley. Also,the tavern stand known aa the
Mansion House, with the grounds nndslablo connected;
tronting on Plum alley, ihmpihnc leet four inches, j
Also, three lots fronting on Cherry al ey, each eight
een fecWront, and running back Co »eet parallel with
Plain alley.- All of which property will be sold .-at pm
Tate sale, by application to me subscribers; or if. not soiq
before the 2501 •of March, will be offered at aavtiun to
the highest bidders. • . ■ , • }
Also, the Tavern atanil is ;
R. CAMPBELL,
151 Liberty street. j
ia3Q:tmr9s
Keml EMote for Sale. . ;
THE undersigned offers for sole a largeniHilberof
valuable buuding loib, : and eonic very desirable sues,
forrnanufaclories, in the borough of. Birmingham, loca ,
ted near the new Public School House.and English Lur-|
of Birmingham in populauon and;
manufacturing wealth, and &c reasonable prices, at,
which lots will be sold, will render them asafe and pro !
fitable investment. Title perfect. Terms favorable. _ j
For particulars and terras enquire of the undersigned.,
at the office of Geo. F. Gilmore, Esq., on Grant r=ircet, ;
Pittsburgh, between 3d ami 4th streets,or. of ...William,
S mnSFid N Palterwa,
Birmingham. [ian27] MOSto F. LAiUW^
For Sale. ... !l
rf'HE subscriber offers for sale a large ana w.eu pumi:|
1 BRICK HOUSE, witbfive or more acres ot ground,.
sUuaied on-the Fourth street Rood, within three miles of ;
thi« city- Possession given on the lot of April uexL
Also, a very desirable lot of ground, containing over •
FOUR ACRES, with a spring of excellent water there-.
on, Situated near the above. AUo, o lot of ground 43,
fee’tlL inches by ISO feet, adjoining the residence of Mr.;
A Toner, near the city,opposite .the ah ward, on
Pennsylvania Avenue. Possession given immediately.
It is row certain that tlie Plank Road will be completed
part ilia above property early in
For farther information apply tQ., DAVID BEbLhK, 4th
street Road, near the first desenbed property.. pa».tf
Valuable Property for Rent*
A throe story B/aC£ HOUSE, belonging to
<&22Vtbe estate of Wtt. J.ToTrstf, deceased, is otfer-
S ed for rent or lease. It u situated on Fourth at.,
S 3 hf tween Ferry und Liberty streets,und has been
ypapered and painted; it is now occupied by Mr*.
Vorner. Rent,S2so per annum. Apply Urmy^elf,,or
RoßEai- C. Tottbh, at the works of Knap A Co.
Possession given on ihelst of Apru. j^^BOY
Guardian. .
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nrnc aud Prescription Store for Sole.
A UHUG and PRESCRIPTION ..STORE, located in
A a flourishing and improving port of. ihocty, which
isdoing a profitable business, is offered for sale upon
casyienns.
For further particulars, a
Fcnn Street Property for Sale.
n/V FEET on Pennstreet byllOfeel deep to on alley,
OU just below St. Clair street, and aJjoimng Mal-
Stable rnguircorThompo.^.a.
- Cbeap Country Besldeace.
A LOT on Nunnery Hill, containing four acre*, will
be sold very low to any one wishing to build there-:
The access will be easy, and the lot commands a
h!!s,nifnl view, [octal! ..THOMPSON .-BELL..
: “For Kent* ■ ;
A HANDSOME STORE, on Market 'Street,- between
A. Third and Fourth streets, at present occupied by
MrTliomas.Wiiite, tfa a Dry Goods Store.
Ai£o—A largo woll finished-ROOM m the second
storv next don to Mr. Duff’s Mercantile College. Tins
Room la well calculated and suitable for a Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. -. , E. D. GAZZAM,
Office, Third sh, over the I*o3l Office.
1 LLISG HEIST COUMTY, SS.
A IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT OF SAID CO.—
In the matter of the Appraisraerit and Valuation of t:;e |
e*tato of Rev. Charles IS. Maguire. deceased. {
■ • No. sSDeceinberTerm,lB49. .Andnow-, I
• to wit, February22,l6sl, and proof of the
publication of the- Rule, granted by the.
January 9,1851 upon the heira aud
■ others interested in the estate of the Kev.
VeffiJjgMwi* ■C ; 13. Maguire, to be and appear in Court ]
on the 8a Satuvdny of February, to ac i
cent or refuse said estate having been made. On mo
lion of Joseph Weaver, ,hc Conn gram -. rule upon
the heirs arid representatives of the Rev. Lbarica
B Maguire, and all others interested in said eaine,np
show f nuse why the estate of the Rev. C B. Maguire,
in* To be published three times in the Daily Post,
MoimlalnSentinel. Cumbria county; and the .Hagers-’
town Torchlight, Maryland. Copy three times, charge
Pol and send copy of each paper to Joseph Weaver.
$ febZdJi : : :
< litatei’ Writing Clnsa.
_ , d WILLIAMS, Professor of Penmanship in
Ivl "nail’s'Mercantile College, .will open a Ladles’
on Monday next, in a private classroom,
Daguerrean Gallery, Philo Hall. La
dfesdesirods °f obtaining an. elegant epistolary hand,
an' opportanity—this being the only Ladies!
wTftina'class in the city." Hours, 10 tol2 A. M.’
G entle me u’» Writing Class in the College at theusuul
hours. ‘ ' - :~L
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PATRICKS & FRIEND,
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rro Ac Honorable the Judges of the Coart
1 Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the cpnmy
of The°petiium of Phillip Shepler, of the lBtWari,Cityof
Pittsburgh, in the County aforesmd^umbly.shpweui-
Thatyour peiluoner hath provided himself with
: for the accommodation of travelers mid others,, otiu
I dwelling house, in the aforesaid Ward, and prays
thatyour Honors will he pleased to grant hinva license
Ito keep a public house ofentertainment. And i onr pe
titioner,as in duty bound, will pray. ■ ■
■ VHILUP SfIEPIiER.
I We, the - subaczibers, citizens of aforesaid Ward,
I do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
l*honesty and temperance, and is well with.
I house room and conveniences for the accommodation
I and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
I tavern is necessary.. .
I * Jatnfes Crawford,'Matthew Dalzell, Henr 1 y Long, Ben),
I Darlington, Ephraim Frisbee, Silas Amberaon, A Mor-
I ion, John willock, James Gray,.4th Cordell, Alex
I G Cubbage, Wm H Wnght. IfebSSJJt
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County.
0 ThfpfS of J. Sterling, of the Fourth Ward, Puts
bitreh ' iti the County aforesaid. humbly, slieweth, Tnat
your petitioner hath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at hm dwell
ing house in the 4th Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honor, will be pleased to gram him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. “
m duty bound, will pray. JAMES STKKLiftu. ,
Wo, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good rcpule.for,
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with bouse
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
mg of-strangers and travelers, and that said ta\ ern is tie-
C James Matthews, John Mlnms, Alexander M’Langhr
lin, John Conlon. John Daus, Samuel Lindsey, A CBeM,
Thos Patterson, Thomas Fofgarty, A Jackman. George
Hanna. ' [febgUtt
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Session of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petition of John Bravo* of, the Fourth Ward, City
of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sbeweth,
Thatyour petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers, and others, at his
dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays, that
your Honorswill.be pleased to grant him a keens*, to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peu
itioneTj as m duty bound,will pray. BRAVO
We, the subscribers, citizens ot the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above peuuoner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, andig well provided with house
room and conveniences foi;the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers,andthat saidtaveiuls ne*
CC Jaraes Matthew?, Joh » Connolly, Columbus West,
Samuel Lindsay, Jobri Moms, Thomas Fagarty, R J
Thomas, Alexander M’Laugblm, John Thompson, Jas
Loubie, David Graham, Lafayette WcsL ' • •
feb2s*,3l (Chronicle copy and ch Post)
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Genera i
Quarter Sessions of the Peacc,m and for the County
°^The 6 peUUon of Richard Turner, of the sth Ward,!city
of Pittsburgh. iftthe-County aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That youtfpetiUonerhathprovided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant Hun a liceuse: to
' keep a public house of entertainment. And your peu
,.oner, as m duty bound, wtli P^ CHARD TORNER
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Word aforesaid,
do certify that the above peuuoner is of good Tepute for
honesty and temperance, and is well providedwiih house
room and conveniences for the occommodQUon and lodg"
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
'Vamel Gillis. James Watson,Thomas Phillips, James
irLean.J W Taylor, E Reis, Jacob GetwigvWilliam
Siebert, James Doming, M Leahy, J Jones,"E J Stew
'art • . [fcb£s:3tdaw*
Tkt Great Rsmeipfor Consumption of the Lungs, Affec
tions of the Liter, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Weak
ness of the Breast or Lungs, and other affecnms of tut
OF WILD CHERRY u a
fine herbal medicine, composed chiefly of Wild)
CnnaET Babx and the genimne Iceland Moss (the latter
imported expressly for this purpose,; the rare medical
virtues of which are also combined by a new chemical
process with the extract oftar, thus rendering the whole
compound the mostcortamand-efficacious remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF TtIC LUNGS.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr Wra- Y. Banks, of Xenia,Ohio, a highly respect-,
i able Druggist in that delightful village, has informed us t
that tho sale of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry is mi*
paralleled. Tho demand for it is so great that he can
scarcely keep himself supplied with it. He. has had w
his store medicines for lung affections. . Some at these
were esteemed good and some jrave temporary relief.— *
But since he has had W istaris Balsam of Wild Cherry
a number of the most serious cases were completely cu
red by Ususe. l T never sold a medicine,» says the doe*
tor, ‘‘in which I had that enure confidence that 1 had id
It cubes * ■ Wherever Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher-,
ry is introduced, it at once attains that highreputauon.it
bo richly deserve* ..What can prevent ns sate whenon
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful cures ? Ihe
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerous Coughs
(and also those that are. of long standing,) Broaching
or Consumption (in its early singes) are always cured;
bv this remarkable medicine* ■
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Curedby WUtur’a Balaam off Wild Cherry*
PLEasarnr Ridob, Hamilton co.. 0., Sep. 2/, 1850.
J D Park—Bear Sir: I taae the liberty of advising,
vou of the benefit that I have derived from the useo.;
Dr Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was prostrated;
bv that terrible scoaTge,Consumption,in May last. lhe :
attack was truly homtymg to me, for Jive of my family,.
(mv brothers and sisters,) had died of Coasumpuon. .1-
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the •
disease: 1 had a distressing cough and expectorated a.
treat deal of blood, hecuc fcver t severe pains in the side
and chest, cold chills, alternaung with flushes ofbeat ;
and copious night sweats/ " . ...
I was under the care of u skilled pay otciaa from the
time Iwas taken sick until about six weeks since, being
then About helpless, and my friends considering my case ;
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach of oorphystetan’s ,
skill, advised the use of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cher- j
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I have taken four hollies of the medicine, and now
consider myself porfeotly well. I make this statement
to induce others that are afflicted as I have been, to
make trial of Wtstai’a Balaam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy har,; undeT tho blessing of Providence, restored
my health. JEREMIAH ISGRIGG. •
' Chows Poiht, Lake co ,la,, June 15,1849.
J T) Park—Bear Sir: As I have a deep commtssern
tion for the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief histo
ry of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
uL of “L; Wistaria Bal.ant ot Wild Cherry ’- Irt July,
1314, l was attacked with, a fever of a typhoid character,
which led me in a very debilitated state, when in the
following winter I was taken with a set ere cold, which
reduced me to such an extent as to give mo tho appear
ance of a confirmed consumptive. I labored under a
1 severe cough, expectorated a greatdeal, and was trou
bled with cohl feetandnight.sweata.. I ®dso irequontly
rai<ed blood from my lungs.. I continued in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease, until January, 1847,
SS3I was again attacked with fever. My extrcraUies,
e-eoeciallv my feet, were constantly colu, and almost
ioniheir feeling.: Under these circumstances U may be
truly said that I was a living skeleton. - T finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians 1
and try Dr- Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, and fTom i
ike first week that I commeuced taking- it l can date a
gradual recovery'* I continued its use six months, at the
end of which tune I was cured, and haVe enjoyed good
health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those afflicted with diseases of the lungs, and
would say to those commencing its use not to be dis
couraged, if two or. three bottles, do.-noteffect a cure, but
persevere as l have done, and I have no doubt but nine
caces out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as
I havebcen. • MJSEPHJACKSON.
Important to those Afflicted wuh\fiistases of the Lungs
and Brtasti :■■■:
Will miracles never cease?, More evidence of its
suTpassing.heaUh restorative virtues I
[From Hr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co Ky.]
. . ■■■ SralNanst.D, Ky.jMny 14,1315;
Messrs- Sanford Ip Park: I take tin, opportunity; of
informing von of a most remarkable care pnrformod on
luebylheos°c of Dr. Wislnr’s Balsam of <Vild Cherry.
In the year 1810 I was taken- wnh the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored under tor six weeks,
when 1 gradually- recovered. In the fall Of 18411 was
attacked with a severe cold, winch seated , itself upon
mv iunrs, and for the space ot three years I was con
fined tomy bed. I tried all kinds of medicines aitdove
rv variety of aid without benefit} and thus I weaned
; ninn-r until the winuir 0f1645, when l heard of Dr. Wis
! taris Balsam of Wild Cherry.
1 My friends persuaded me to give it a trial, though I
i bad given up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared
myself for the change of another world. Through their
solicitations I was induced to make use of the genuine I
IVUtar's Balsam of .Wild Cherry r The effect was truly i
astonishing.. After five years of affliction and suffering,
and after having spent four or five hundred dollars to no
purpose, ana the best and most respectable physicians
and proved unavailing,! was soon restored to entire
health by the blessing of God, and ihe u«e oi Dr. Wis
taria Balsamof Wild Cherry.
May the blessing of God rest upon the proprietors of
so valuable a medicine, as Wistaria Balaam of Wild
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, W. H. BAKER.
The genuino ** Wistaria Balsam ot Wild Cherry n has
a fhc simile of. the signature of Henry Wislar, M.D.,
Philadelphia, and “ Sanford A Park ” on a finely exe
cuted steelengraved wrapper. No other can be genu*
t'pply althis office-
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Sold by J. 1>- PARK, (successor to Sanford ft Park,}
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent tothe South and'West, to whom all orders most*
be addressed.
J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market
street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestock ft Co, Pit’s*
. bur^h; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee ft Beckham, AUe
i ffhenyCity; L T Russell, Washington ;.WH Laraber*
lion, Franklin; L B Bowie, Umontown; H Wclty,
Grecusburgh; S Kountz, Somerset; Scott ft- Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed ft Sou, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidays*
Wnrch- Hildebrand&Co, Indiana; J R Wright, Lilian*
Ininn; Evans & Co, Brookvllle; A Wilson ft Son,
I Waynesburghj-M’Farland ft Co,N Callender, Mead
i ville* Burton A Co, Erie ; Henry Forker; Mercer; Jaa
I K<»llv& Co, Butler; S South, Beaver; J D Summerton,
Warren; F L;& GS Jones, Condewport; P Crooker,
I Jr , Brownsville. \ feblO
H TCKORY NUTS —Q bags for sale by
iaß L-STWATERMAN & SONS-
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Johj»»toh Sc.
Stockton, will pleaso call and settle unmedmol*
. an d.aw«s«. tfcbS] JOHN FLEMING) Ag 1 !.
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SJcags anb fibbubtes.
fIOPEBVEB,
-WONDERFUL CUREBII
Dr* Rogers’ Syrup ofLlverwort oud Tar
JIOT -•.-. g >. : ;.;-
C A-ISOHAIi AGVAt
For ihocompleueurtqf Coughs , Colds. Inflirniso. Asthma.
BronckUts, Sptutng of Bio oaf. anh aUcfiurLutUC
Complatntstending to CONSUMPTION ■■■
. This syruFCpntains no Opium, Cafcmwj,orany mineral
whatever, but is composed entirely of thou Roots'
Herbs, nnd vegetable substances which nave tt'fcpeelfio
influence upon the Lungs, and their.connected organs.
\\s immediate effects 3 to allay all imiation, and gentlT :
remove the phlegm and other morbid secretion* from the
Throat and Air-Passage*} thusTeUeving the Cough, to
subduing tht inflammation and other cause* which give
rise to it. it also suraulatesand imparts a healthy lone
to the Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them, mot*'
thoroughly to remove irom the blood those imparities
and diseased •particles, which, if retained, do so much
la the system, and lay the foundation for incu*
ruble CONSUMPTION. It also exerts & decided action
upon the elcm, and assists nature in expelling,through
the Exhalenu. machof that morbid matter whichwould
otherwise be thrown back upon the Lungs, thus relieving
them.of a part of their work, and renaenngthe system
pure and healthy.: Whentabercle*Areforminff,ltcgeclcs
their development and farther progress joriTuiceratlon
has tafcen place, 11 assists the Lungs in throwing off the -
corrupted matter, soothes ihe irritauon^bcals'iha'Ulcer
: ated cavities, and restores healthy action.
This Medicme, therefore* is not e ptiUiattos merely,
i which only relieves for the ume being,-but is & thorough
curative, as itstnkes at tne vory root of the disease* and
by-removing it,remaves at once all its remote and at'
tendant consequences. This is its distinguishing char
acteristics. property possessed, ta equal power, by no"
other medicine of like natnre, now before the public- C.
CIRCULARS, AC., ; .-'**■
As no ordinary sized advertisement can fully czplaisi •
the nature andmentsof this article, tho Proprietors nave
published a ntxo Circular, giving the hutary of thuMsdi*
■eine; ihodescnption t nature } %c., of itsptinctpallzrgredi
ent*, the effect they are designed to have upon: the
Lungs andlaver, and a copious reference to .the persons
tchonave been cured by it —giving their names 03d -resi
dences, oven to the street and the number*. Those who
are troubled 1 01 th a Cough, or whose Lungs are .in the
least affected, are earnestly desired to call upon the
Agents named below, and procure onc of thcsc pata*
nblets. It can be had gratis, and will well repay aperttsal.
The “ Hints on Health,™ and “ About taking Cola,” may
be worth to yonrself.and family, - : " ■ • ’ ,
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, . Tfi
in the shape of Doctors 1 Bills saved, beside* being tho
means of prolonging many a valuable hfe. ■;
WARRANTY • ■ ;".T* •
Such is our confidence inns virtues* that we axe willfl
ingto tearrani this Medicine lnovery cast of recent Cold
(where used according to the directions on page 7th of
the pamphlet* inside the wrapper of each DouleK-end
where the-person is not sauafied that he is deriving
benefit from it, by returning the bottle - within twenty
four hours’time,
THE MONEY
1 will be returned. Ey See page 3d of tho pamphlet in
-1 side the wrapper ofeach bouie. -
• fET" 1 Besure to ask lot Dr. A. Ilogm y Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and CANCHALAGUa, and tat no
other be palmed on to you. r -r;
CAUTION.—Aone genuine, unless there is on thebuff
wrapper, a note of hand, eigned wtth a Pen* by AL.
SCOVILL. ii CO. v
Cough and Disease of fourteen months standing Jftcrzd .
After being given op twice by eminent Physicians'
Albany, June f1th,1849.
A. L. ScoviUfy Co. —l herewith forward to you
o. Certificate of a Cure, effected by yoar Compound Syrup
of Inver wort, Tar and Canchaiagua. ~. The C ou£h and
expectoration was o[ fourteen months standing, and had
baffled the shill of several of oar eannent-phyeici&nsin
New York, Albany and Cooparstown.' T am the person -
in whom the care was effected, and as I had previously
no fauh m patent, medicines, l.have.aince txifed tton
; others, and have become satisfied ol its value. 'Mice
was as great a cure us was ever performed, as t had,
during my sickness, been givenup tunes by my physicians.
1 have now commenced my business, aftcr>takuig, l
think, abonl eight boula. ■ ' • «
Yours, respectfully, THOS; C.FADLDER
BLEEDING. AT TIIE LUNGS CURED: :•
SOTS HOW PaoaOPTLY IT ACTS, ,
Statement of Mr. A. Lang, EaJcer. H 0.3 88 Pearlstrta,
■N. Y—A few days before lastCiirislmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lungs.... I called tn a Hommopathic - physician,"bafhli
medicine did not seem to help me. tread yoar advert
isement, and-thoughtl wonla. try- Dr. Rogm'Syrvpqf
Liverwort, Tar and CanchaJaguat Before I had taken
up the third bottle, my bleeding, hod stopped, my Cough
was gone, andl felt as well as-usual. My health is now
food. I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
tally recommend u to my friends.- [This statement was
madetothe ProprxstorSiMaTth V&lh, IBM.}
whole paper might be filled. wuh letter? si
milar to the above, fiom thote who have bun cured. ■
FOR SALE t wholesale ana retail, by A; L.9COVTLL
& CO., Proprietors at their Prutcvpal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No. 3XO Broadway, New York, to whom all.or
ders forfthe Medicine, eni letters relating to Agencies,
should be addressed, ows-pauL
ALSO, for sale by K. E. Sellers, No. 57 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and -vicinity? J).M.
Curry andH. P.Schwartz, Allegheny City; Townsend,
Carr & Co., Manchester; A. Patterson, Birmlnghnia.
PRICE—In large bottle,St,oo; or six bottles ?0r55,00
dec}lnlaw • ,
The Human Body man Perspire,
' (SO BATS MATTOX.)
TO BATE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And persons who do not perspire are liable to the ntbst
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. f r
NOW, Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap canseo c - free
' perspiration; and st the same time mollifies, softens
the skin, civic" it the texture and beam? of an infant’s.
SALT RHEUM AND SORES*
arc soon not only healed, but cored by. ita nee, as at
least seven physicians m New York know, who. turn it
m such cases) and find it unfailing—as also, in
PIMPLES,BLOTCHES, FRECKLES-, • r
or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that
this is no. useless puffed nostrum, as one trial will pTOVd.
I could enumerate at least 80 persons cured of '
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
Buy it, and the reader is again assured, I would not
cruelly sell u fonhe above, unless 1 knew it to beall I
state- Those who are liable to v
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH, v
will find this not only & cuie,batanrcventive-jaTtdT
can now only.add,that anyone afflicted with hfty bf
the above, or similar diseases, will find this all and eycn
more (admirable iq its properues) than I gtai©.-.
40*Bat,Teadorj the stores arc flooded with imitations,
and be sure yoa ask for Jones’ Italian ChemicalSoap-*
and buy ltgonly of WAI. JACKSON, only Agent in
Pittsbargh; 240 Liberty street, Pittsbargh, head ol Wood
dcc2o
. . Jones’ Lily wbltei
LADIES are cautioned against using edmmon prepa
red Chalk. - i ,
They arenotaware how fnghtfally injurious fits
to the 6kia! how coarse, how rough, how ’ r'. .
... sallow, yellow and unhealthy the aria
appears afterusing prepared Chalk!
1 Besides, it is injurious, contain- -
wgalaTgeqnamityofLeadl .
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, which
we call JONES’ SPANISH ULT WHITE
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri
ous qualities j. anduimparts to the skin a natural,
; healthy,;,alabaster, clear, living white; ufr
time acting as cosmetic on the skin, making it sofr anfi
Emooth. bold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, 89 Liber*
ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh, i’nce ‘
dec2Q:dawty (Gazette copy.) . • >f 1
private Oiaeaaea« - . * * i \ ■
DR. BROWN, No. flrl DIAMOND AliLErSty
9 Dxvorss his enure attention to on offlef
practice. HisLusineasismostlycopfirtedta
■Pntateor Venereal Duedits. andfsueb pain
ful affections. brought on by imprudence
•youthful indulgence and excess. : ‘
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gotten
hca, Gleet, Stricture, Urethra! Discharge?!
impurity of the Blood, with all diseases©, iheytfnereal
origin-" Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions, Tp.ltqr,
Ringworm, Mercurial Diseased, Bemtnal WeafawM,lm«.
potency,Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseasos of the Joints, Fistula
Nervous Affections, Pams in the Bacfcand Lems, Irtttx?.
tiobs of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully
Fourteenyeais’ pr&cuoeyfour in tbla city' enables.Dili
Brown to ofler. assurances of speedy cure to
come under his cure. : v
Office and private consulting TOoms,6® Diamond, ay.
Charges moderate. • . : novO-dAWi?
REUMATISM.— Dr. Brown’s mewiy ajscovrea,rew*.
edy for Rheumatism it a speedy andeerttunretaeay
forthat pamfultiouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consuhation Rooms No. Coi DlA*
MONO, Pittsburgh, Pennu. The Dortor is-alwhye *5
home- ...... . .-lanlfrdavro;-'
A Scientific Hptr Tpnlo v.
ANDBEAUTIFIEH. TrialboUlesJUt cents. - Dtojjo .
who have used Joues’ CoraTlfair Restorauye knpw .
its excellent qualities—those who .have nqV.wflvasauTp., ,
it to possess lae lollowing qualities. It .wui. foarce tho
hair to grow on anyipart where nature mtendcd.hair tOv
rrowy atop it falling ofl, curtf scurf or dardruff, ana makp
ighi, red or grey hair dark. Fot.dresslng the aa»r u
soft and silky, nothing can exceed, to—it make* W.<
truly beautiful and'keeps it so. . It is, indeed, the
economical, yet superior nrttclc for ; to.hair.:. v f , ; .
.Sold only at WM.JACKSON’3 Store,24o
head of Wood, ihttsburg. Price JTJcenta, o 0 centt.«td,.,
81.00. ' s'. : 'n l ~ 'f’
Joaet’ Solution Qf Jet, , i -'j. ..
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR or -?fnitSoflet
J\ white, red or grey hair to e^H2^l° jjn V
black colomd a few Price 50cents
i Sold by W. JACKSON,240 liberty street, rmataßfr,-,
head of Wood jCatM
Orphans’ Court Snlo«_ ....
BY Virtue of an orderoftho Orphan* Xourt of 4Jlt- ;
iihenv County i dated- sih da} of 1831.>,
Will fc exposed to public sale.m ihe Court Housmin.tbe;.;
O'lv of Pittsburgh, on the secondjrlondey (the 10th day;
if llureb nex,?at 10 o’clock, AM , alt the following- ■
described Beal Ennie, of which Francis -
of the City , of Allegheny; deceased, by vtrtne of ncer-, ,
tnin article of agreement, dated the lOthday of Soptem- .
her, A D 1838, between T* Lorena, G E. Warner and
Jacob Painter, of the one part, and the said Francis,,,
M’Kenna, of the o ther part, died,seized, vioii-h*! wst;
I certain lot or piece of groand situate In the said City o» v ,
Allegheny, Hate the Reserve tract, Roas township, op .
nosite the Northern Liberties of
No. two hundred and forty-lhieo (243) in Utopian al lots
laid out by G E Warner, Jacob Palmer and F' horeM.-
comaining in front on Main street twenty-tiaea ten ana
extending back to Carp=nterMlev,haViugelMted«tt|
from thereof a two story brick buUding, about
leetfront by thirty feet m depth; and.on ihareK a n -,,
blc two story frame building, IronUasonCaipenlerftUffy _
Terms and Conditions of Sofe-One-half of thj. pur
chase money tube paid in hand, and *e )mlanceto ,0-.
paidiiuwo equal annual paymcms-bennuFlawWm
teresti and to be secured by bond and mortgage “W, ;:
property For further particulars; .enquireofMowW'
Milchel ft Palmer, Attorneys, and Counsellors atljay.,
No. 183 Fonnh street, Fillsburgh. .. •:
■ : : ANN M’KENNA, Adja’n; . *»--?.
of Francis hTKenna, deceased.;..,;:.,
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A. W. Ko>ior,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAJ*.
OFFICE, NO. 164 FOURTH STREET,
nrtci, PuuSurgk, Fa. ooTIS-dawly
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