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VOLUME IX.
DAILY MORNING POST.
p tinted and ’Publakedetfery Morning,\Sundays exeepted.Y
BY lIARPEH & LAYTOS,
or wood and rirnt streets. ■.
H7* 1 ERM5.~Pive Dollars- a vear, payable strictly
a advance. 'Six, Dollars will invariably be required if
notptud withm the year.
. JO* Single copies two cents— for aale til the.counier
ai uie by the News Boyß.
. THK SATURDAY MORNING POST
Is published lYomdhe wnte office, on a large blanket
size sheet; at TWO DOLLARS u. year, m advance—
singlecopiesrtvE cents. > ,
|jy* No paper will be iliscontmued (unless attbe dis
cretion ofuie proprietor,) until all arrearages are paid-
No attention will be paid to any order unlees ac
companied by the money, or tairnfactorv reference in this
City.
0* Connected wuA the Establishment of tkt Morning
Post is one of the largest Job Printing OJJicesin the city
refutealt kinds of work is donjon the shortest notice,and
most reasonable terms.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
AGREED UPON '
BY THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
TEN LINES NOtiPAKEIL, OB LESS i
3n©sqoare,one Inseruon ——S.O 50
11 *}■■■■ each additional insertion ■ : -• *JS
u - one\freek 175
« w. • two weeks 3 01)
' 41 _ il three weeks* **'.* *’• 400
..« .. u ouemonth*. 501)
44 • • ■ • _ two months*.7 00
1 - u ;■■■“■ - three months*.'*........ v 9 00
•■ ** •“ fourmonihs * 1000
4 ‘ 1 sir monthsl2 00
_ u <t oheyear*lB 00
Card, six lines or less, pur annum* ——— 10 00
. «U*OBABLK Al BLEASimE: '
One square, per annum; (exclusive of the paper,)* '25 00
Foreach additional'sqtiare,inserted ovar one month,-1
and foreach additional square inserted tinder the yearly 1
nlles.half pnee.
Publishers not accountable for leqal advertisements
'•beyond the amount charged for thelT publication.
Announcing .candidates :for-office to be charged the.
some as other advertisements.' ■ ’ •' •?■
• Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified
number of lusertious, will be ccyiimncd till torbid, and
payment exacted accordingly.
Thepnvileges of yearly advertisers will be confined
rigidly to Ibcir regular business; and ull other advertise
ments not pertaining to their regular business ns agreed
ior ( to bo paid extra..
All advertisement* for ,charitable institutions, fire
companies, ward,.township oud oihex public meeting.?,
and such like, to be charged half price, payable sirictlt
.svabvahcs. ,
Marriage nonces to be charged 50 cent?.
; -Death uoUces,inserted without charge, unless aceom
■ ponied by.funeral invitations or obituary notices, and
when so accompanied, 10 be paid for. • •
Regular advertisers, and.all others sending communi
cation!, or requiring notices designed to callalicnUonto
-Fain* Soiree?, Concerts, or any public.entertainments,:
Vrhere charges aremade for admittance —all noueeaof
private .associations—-ever; notice designed to call at*
tention to private enterprises calcaluted oi intended to
only.be inserted with the
Aoderetauding that the same is to be paid for. lfmlend*
■ed to.be inserted in the Jocal column, the same will be
chargedauheraie of .nol less than ten cents per line.
Bishops or Fist .Notices to be charged triple price.
Tavern Incense Petitions,S3,oo each.
.Legal and Medical Advertisements to bn charged at
/ull prices. . . . . .
Real Instate Agent and Auctioneers* 'Advertisements
not to he classed under yearly rates, butto be allowed a
discouniqt thixry*thrcc and one-third per cent.,from the
nmountol. bills. ■- .. .....
WEEKLY OR TRIWEEKLY IN DAILY PAPERS.
One touarc,three insertions 50
• Do. • * each additional insertion-'»••• 03?
* 1 AVDERTISEMENTS IN WEEKLY PAPER.
Oie-sounrc; (l® tines,) one insertion SO 50
•Do. l each fcadtttonftliHscruon*'-----*—• • 0 £;>
- All transient advertisementsto oepaid in advance.
WHITE & CO:, Garettb.
.._ L. HARPER, Post. -
ROUT. M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAME&T. BaRR ACo , Chronicle.
FOSTER A BROTHER, Dispatch.
Dec:i, 1843.1 JAMES \V\ BIDDLE, American.
professional (Sariis: ■
TOHftR.IiAIIGE, Attorney at Z/Ott, Fourth street, near
y " ' 1 • - marSO
t£UM&UEL IV. iil. Lr.iv —Omcc on -siUt
Kjl Btreet*nearGrant,PiUstmrgn. : . 0«35.
0 ORLANDO LOOMIS, Attorney at Lata. —Oifice 4lh
« si., above Wood. ■ • : joiyfl-y
7 pHOSIAS M. MARSHALL, Auorniy at Low.—Orhce,
1 Lflfrne’g Buildings, Fourth sl . jan.7-ly
R- B. CARNAHAN,Attorney aiLaifr—O&ce on Fourth
» si., between Cherry niley and Grant si. ftc2-y
DR. BROWN’S OFFICE, N 0.65, Diamond alley, near
Wood street. febl *•
T N. M , CI.OWRY 1 Attorney and Counsellor al I,
tf • Office in BakeweU’s Buildings on Grant street. ,
-jeayjMy. ■■■• . 0 ■■
T SCUJ.T, Denuxii Fourth si., five doors west oi Mflr-
V • keL AU.work.warranted, and a not perfectly sat
isfactory no charges will be made, fcbio
REMOVAL— Dr Robert Snyder, has removed Ins
office to Fourth street Letween Wood and SrtuUi
facld street*. marls-ly
DAKRAGH Attorney at Law- -Ofhce in Rafcewell’s
Jm Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the Coart
jioase, jytMfly
TORN fiAKTON. Ailomcy at Law —Odice, NdriUsale
ftf. ofiFifth sireeu between Wood and Smiliifield,in xhe
■game bptldmg wan Aiderman Morrow. sep3(H.y
GEORGE K UILLMOKE, Attorney and Counsellors i
Oficeremovedio the Jid door below Gram si. ?
00 Fourth, to theoflicelafely occupied by Alderman Mil
-1 r. mardO
N'JBUCKMA&TER, Alderman —Office: Fourth sireci
• third door above Southfield,Sotuh side.
Conveyancing of all lands den > with the greatest care
and legal accuracy.
to Real Estate examined. &c
B- BIDDLE ROBERTS, Attorney at Lais. Office No.
• -132 Southfield street, between Puth and Sixth.
- Collections carefully attended to—special atteuuo
given to Conveyancing. (dcc3tly
Dr.Cliaries Hofman.
SOHCEOPATHIC• PHYSICIAN,-has- removed his
office to Penn street; No. 231, (between Hand street
Oflmsoo alley). jdec3Q
SLa.TI.MTBin-y—* li. C.U’DOWELL.
EEYSER & MCDOWELL, (successor to Kuan &
Svr*»sa,) Wholesale and Retail Drugand Prescription
fifore t cot- sr of Wood street and Virgin alley. Physi
cians pro carefully compounded night and
day. • ■■ ■ ■ oenO-.it
"TOWN A. PARKINSON, AWernan, Filth Ward, Penh
{| sL. between Walnut and O’H&Ta sis., where Ue may
be'bondat all times. Thosehavtnghouscß orother prop
city to sell or rent, can have the same panctuaily nuend
cd to; debts collected, and all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. 0c27-p
XTENRY W. WILLIAMS, Attorney and Counselor at
in Late, (successor to Lowne So Williams,) Other at
file old stand, Fourth si., above Snuthheld.
THE Partnershipheretofore existing between Henry
W. Williams. Esq., and myself,in the practice of the law,
was dissolved by mutuul consent on (he 20th ult., and the
I'usiness will hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil
,4&ms, whom,l most cheerfully recommend to nil lor
whom I have the honor to do business—as n gentleman
every way worthy of their confidence.
dcclß-ly WALTER H. LOWKIE.
Samnel Pi Ross,
ATTORNEY A F LAW—Office in Fourth street, near
.GranCm Lamartmeßuildings. mart9:w
OHN J. 51 ITCH EL**— • ——•— SAMUEL PALM tiE
. mitehel A Palmer,
* TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
A. OJfet on Fourtn street, a few doon btloto Smitltfuld-
Allbasmessenirusicd to their care, promptly utiended to
-CoUecuon* made and Conveyancing executed on mode*
gate terms. *• feblinf
*~ r rr " r “ - J. ll* Jennings,
* TTORNEY : AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Of-
J\ fice/Lowno's Buildings, Fourth street, between
Brnithfieid and 0 rant. __ • ap&_
' —: —■ “ j)r. George SlcOoob
HASselecled Pittsburgh as his permanent residence.
He has taken the house lately occupied by Alder*
vtun Miller,on Fourth street, near Grant, immediately
ftdjoiniogtbe ** Lamartine Housed His Office is attach
ed to his residence, where he will constantly be tound,
unless absent on professional duty. .Office hours from ?
o'clockA k. to 9 o’clock -a. and from 5 p. jj. to?.p.
s j r oovs
■ Bi» p, A u. Li B. Ketterman,
A TTORNEYB AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, he*
xfcjjtwccn Wood and Smuhfleld. .. jan2s:y
W.W. Dallas,
A TTORNEY AT : second story Wil-
AtiusHall. ian2l:ly
Or. James Utng.
OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET, one door West of
Weavers Hotel: . • . . . augLQ:3m
Wm» Q ( H. Robinson,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.. Office N 0.39,.39, on Fourth
U%, street, opposite the. Mayor’s Office. |augdl:y -
•It'S* Hamilton*
* LAW,-has removed to the office in
J% Fifih street, between Wood and Smithfield streets,
formerly occupied by Thou. Hamilton, Esq., dec’d.nnd
wiU attend to the business remaining unfinished upon his
tlocfcei: maylG i
■ |Bailg;. ißoraiiia £hs&f
Susitusfl (Sariba.
33 f F‘fth
Jwwo/ A paS«‘pilb«,’ Ase ? lor Hamden i; Co.'s
- **l*l9 f’eckttsy rmb^yonedoorftelow Wood, febl
PiwtysrreS) f as .^?' ,aii « Clothing sou, No. <gLn>.-
gSit? corner oi Wood ancTSixiU
TSX McaUrsm Fxchangt
±J±±? 1 3, -and Bnnk Note*. No; Cfi Market street 1 Usbl
A ' Bdi-arid Brass No. 70 Second
* street, between Market am! Fcrrrslreets. febl 1 •
Stationer aad-. Bindtr.
▼ .gjliil street, between Wood and Market. . . . jaa7>
Cl A; UIjTjV. ft CO., Forwarding and Ccmwtu&ion
tm Merchants, Canal liaam. , :i;Kraar3
WM. DYiSR, Grocer ana Produce Dealer. No. 16d
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. 1 • , mar!7‘ -
. 'T.QHN JM?CLOrfkHVi Tailor Liberty-sire
between &ixth and Virgiii alley, Boulh side; • sepH
f. MeSTEIM, Brass PouaderandQaz fattier. Smith
•« field street, between Diamondnlley atul Fifth st >
r r^ A fTi E £ O’CONNOR, Proprietors o.ine Pittsburgh
1 1 enable Boat Start corner of Penn end Wayne sis
COOLEY Si LAIRD, jrtttjam Tailors, Wood street,
second door from Water, will keep constantly on
nand a well selected lot or Cloihtng- innrllfv
H lO MDRput A wSol liiSh
ST" M,rcAan ‘- f « < h * o. Aran-
J. h ?i * K , B ' VtofmU.amtri Cemmiaiion Merchant.
„.n Jtria^ P “ P ‘ I'cini aruljf!
_p€aJers t tfo. Z 7 Wood street, Pmaborfh- (mygj
• I and Iliaitr in Fcr-
Woodstreeli? amft “* Har^uiarl > <' orn er of Second arid
JOSEPH Boat Siore t Slap Chandlery anil
SortSiSit pSu® 1 * 11 Lar * 011 Factory y^>
KKAAI Kll & JlllAMt Hankers and Exchange Enini.
rie™ Jotd. 1 “ ta a " a "°° a str ' ela > opposite the S(.
H ; v >rhoteHri>iirgird&
«wS?as s3ssi o^ r i‘ ■‘ ,,a Wu °'’
I R S>" T ’ «ni'“cmrSTbprmPoopf^S
£oodn W "- No 17 rM '
f* 1 cornctol Third anil .Wctoji
'il??fJ 5 rv C rf th ' ®^f' e ***, kay» ' r hcre he 16 prepared to
binding-. ■•-.*£ >doc2 t
II>HN Jl. ll r Au/«sri« an<f i)Ta.W T i?i
U -Music and Muucallnstrumcnts,¥ia.nQ* l sch6o) Honk*
andaiaiionery > Ko.-taa.Wooa street- ‘ “^‘l*
AIC,
j*T^?* r^^ nSi ■ j? fi t llc "me* and luouors. No.
45 lltNNti, Agents for i&c iirtavart Mutual
h™dTrr ne * j £7 fj' 7 ? aMy, ™t Philadelphia, at the • Ware*
uoose oi.lxnig Watdißtreei,nearMart<st j
Wm,£ LK £‘V ,I ? I '? aL swis ('omn.Makfnani Furl
am) -Su Cloii
s.ucU, opposite ihe Lxe-hange. Entrance on Penn aroefc
W. J. TiLOTH. . . w
T"?™ * tl 2 ote4 '' ««=» a««: dLi^
-4-■ ■<»««»»■afto#*, 'ZYvnfcf,-Ctenftrßaj», Ac* S W rotrirr
01 fourth and Smnhnclil sea., Pittsburgh, Pa- ' *
*£»£ W NfcW Lisbon; 1 0~-W 8 SKisven’
Genet at Azcney Cammissttnanii
erc * Qrili i No. *JC-Market street, Pius*
i ,nk,ug l n~ ,lflTen
IVM. Wii. kiCEn'O'V prTTt'piTurnJ
it-ILLER4, JUCIWTSON, IPwSSeSiSSygJ
»J?ift 0 - rl * r - 6 ' 04 I - , l , * l - es »V , 4Upa and sesiius; Nos. l?£
pJ l ?'V,^ L ' on,cr oi Liberty and Irwin arrests, Pittsburgh,;
■ i£PP>.^L^9yl u I I L.y a^ns ) &c,« conitaiulyon faaad- . j
CJ SrjIINIiKV, Hjmftf arid PainU rl
P* a^ d eaicr in Pa/vts.No « dr ClaiV#" t* ‘
®® r slvhasconstantly on hand all fcuidsof Pai>?t&» either!
nJJJS. J*pan and Copal Varnish; LiQneed'Oil;'
■ 1 * Sp)rns,Turpenuno > Window ■ data of all-
Elios, Fall)-, Paint UnirheE, icc., all of the boil ttWity!'
andiaraaleaiT«;f„nabler>nco-. iepli
YNTT^loß^.Sd’i.ioci,No U, bo-
OJA, *wcenlsi and 3d acrccis.. ap4y* 1
Ot&orrta Aiiiawnrfh ■
mnmiVRJ of wimps
IBAN ■ ®*p «* <>f a» gi«TOwj
.. Daniel Voaneiio&i
OUSI., sign, and ohna&ental painter,
mid ri ” lre t:i, opposite Hand. All wort neatly:
cammed. Orders punctually attended 10. Imartil’V ’
L . _ tl.tt. Brockton,
AIE Johnston ic Stocklon, BOOKSELLER, STA
un rrh^ I !’f “J BlNDER,corner ofblar
•c‘ and Third tlrcrtat Ptllsburjrb, Pa jyd'.Jir' ■
r. p * WoVbacn, “r~
RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
AXI> DEALER IN
torngn and Domtilic Ifincj, liquors, Cirars, ir„
ISo I9i 6i. corner cii Harker'a aJiey,
- nOTlil ) Pisuburgh Pa.
. ia. u. PAT'i'osf,
,-rii rCKfifeOK TO J.. S. UoNNEI &. Co,)
Wholesale Grocer, Rectifying Distiller.
' AND DEALER IN
. ' , FOREIGN AND domestic wines.
t TQITORS. C IG AR S, F RUITS, N UTS, Ape
- t&3 Liberlystre.et, ap3
Jo«a a. jEßwreoT. b. «. uaslctt.
KENNEDY & HASLETT,
SuccKsaoKs TO Kinsbi fc Knor.
wnoletale and Retail IhaUn in tVatches, Jetoelry, Silver
K 7 w ***if*nnt Variety Goods, Baskets* Combs , &c.
S? ar ? ei slreel > between stb st. atid the Diamond.
-\y”r ,oc^B ‘ Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Pittsburgh, AngqguM, IMSQ.
, „ George Beale, Jr*.
OF BRUSHES, Wholesale and
ASX Rirrtir., .Yu. 75 Wood sueci, Pittsbur&h, Pa. Con
stantly on hand, a general and extensive-assortment of
all EiMusof BKUMIKS, atihe lowest Eastern prices.
iN. is. —MuUitne Brushes, Ac., made to order at the
shortest notice. mariifcy
L. S. WATLKAJAN.* • -H. fi. WATERMAN.- • W. B. WATEBMAN-
S*. Waterman A Bona ,
HOLKtSALF. GEOCLRS, Commission and For
wardnm Merchants, Dealers in ull kinds of Pro
uuee and I ituburgh Manufactured Articles,and Agent*
for sale of Richmond and Lynchburg inanuiacturcu To
ba»'° mart
JOSHUA - ---ALFRED?. ANSHUTZ.
mftA - JOSHUA KIZODEB dt CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
Nuts, Slices, Cortfecttonary, Sugars, Cigars, 4r.,sc.
I*o. l> WOOD STREET, EAST SIDE, NEAB WATER,
-J u{ y* pittsuurgii.
W ttJN’UNltllAil - , G WHCL-i,
V. CUNNINGHAM - - lliMaSN '
PlUshuroU City Glass Works.
W. CUNNINGHAM A CO ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WINDOW GLASS,
. No. 20 Market street , betuecn First and Second,
_ n ■ Pittsburgh, ra.
lO* Particular attention paid to odd siaes- Al«o
Dealers in Flint Glass, Vials, Bottle*, Ac (jy&H)*
A. J. STUART.
STUART* Sl'£x4/ HOMA3 *:* ILU
Gboclhs, and Pboduce Commission Mebchantb.
D. m . JNo. 118 Wood street, Pitlsburukt Pa,
LALERs IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheal. Rye,
Oats, Corn, Bfcjley, Pork, lincon, Butler, Lard
t.nct:sc; Glover, TudpUiy and Flax Seeds; Iron’-NaiK
Glass, & c. Particular altennoii paid to the sale
of western Produce.
REFLRBNCEa—Messrs, Vyers & Hunter. Kobt. Dalzell
Sc Cjt, I lampton.Stmth & Co., lung A Moorhead,McGills
i'v’ P ! u,t) “ff il i Fenner & McMillan,
Massillon, jntr.fr. Morrison. Hag.. Su T,ooU «ep2fi
Walter F. Ilariball,
tbaccessor to bamuelO- Hill ,1
tSiroillEil ASD BEALBB IN rsEHCn AND AMERICAN
pap^h^gi^sandsordehs,
nmiioio Shades, f ,rc Hoard Printi, , * t
Also—Writing, Printing and Wrapping Piper
■ Na 85 Wood street,
between Fourth si. and Diamond alley, west side,
' PiUtburzKPa
*° ODS t. woods & .o Wf “ m WOODS
PRODUCK DEALERS AND COMMISSION
' MERCHANTS, *
Jal ° No- Ct water Erggrr, prrraBOBQH
■ SAaiißli P. SHBIVKR,
WHOLESALE GROCER
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
if “‘“WAOTMKB aettcleq’
and l - s ‘Coni.tt., between Want and Smith field.
. Pittsburgh.
c. A» *.-rn,
rRANSPORTCHS, N FORWAROMG AND COM-
Depol, Canal Basiii, 403 Penn at ,
Pittsburgh;
PACL 4-muRDOCK.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
and STEAMBOAT A NTQ ’
No. 7 Water steeet, '
Clntlnnail.Qhio.
B&IUtlBR <fc SHERIDAN.' :
HOUSE AND SIGN-PAINTERS
IMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE ’
■ 7»EATLY EXECUTED.
Fourth, bekna Narktt urea, Phubureh
Jobn N» (I* Fountain
HAS la ten charge of- llic BARBERSHOP under tl.c
OLD EAGLI? SALOON, where he solicita S>e nu
lush's?r ,he P “rl‘ ?,^ e hopw, hy hia endeavors lo
nterit the favor of bi 3 frlendi.' . . feb2s*tf
W l M^of S WVed^ N /i.^^^ [ " ,;DRUGGIS ' r -' cor
»>tel, p"uh«gh° Pa ndTiUT4 Btrests .“dcr SL “arte.
Business (Sards.
JOUS corbjbtow, '
corner op Rand and lidebtt stbscts
(Over Jones' Drue Store
PAINTER OF HOUSES, BANNERS, DESIGNS
..., : on? b e ™ ? ’ * c ‘-:M , 9.3 l sPP | e».»nd.aU-iifficrai ele
t£/~Tfae best a»id,dheflpegis.igns.iii the Cilyl, tfeb23-
real estate broker, ■
IT- S F?,?S ne , d an °^ e at the corner of Smithdeld and
jM* . streets, Pittsburgh, known as the
w "' d «o.’e his cuee nnd at
-
iadlf?»l| !,^ e 3 U “ nl “?' !e w -** ,be bosiness.be hopes to
l.ne^fbl!sme“s ml> ' fa ™ r h,m w " b *«uic.« >n,he, t
m . ' RESEHENCES. ’ ,
lr IC i? P M?n^ cJl ’', " ' •' -»«■ “• Horsey,
A'-‘““S 1 *! • John F. Ferry,
I If-Mohrh^ Lyman Wilmarlh,
Ti!h .?°. rhc “, lii Oapl. William Ward, 1
Titos. Howard, W. O. Ijgnlia; [sepli-y
DSS7 «, Market
&nd freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the-mbit
"enns Pl.y«c.an» sending ordcV w.U be
B “PP P "ed " llb ■«“!*. A
P/ccc-ipnons willbe accurately and neiuN I
or mgli i? fr ° m lbd best malenals, at any hour of the day I
SIER? ,f ° tSale ’* of freehand good PERFU.
, . KagJe Uloaa Worfto. " :
J,OSffPH D. AEfiLL,
»^n S *uil?7. Eli o m ooemrousawaßa; vials, aorn.as
and *"&. ieo '** jM*» Mineral Water, Patent
above P a S rt£les? Ully ?“ banJ a S oll *™ l assortment of the
„• ' the other Green Glass Factorien are all
I ?- t^ e CU3tom I] * Hammer, this Factory u note
«Irrantf' miiCJrltinut,n operation both surj-‘
shor'feVt < 'not" 1 c f “ lly io, “ : ' l ' d ““ d W,M bc r ‘ lled ,hc
<: ttrett, Itueten Wood and
Smu/f/iM Matt. " ■ • |jy»9.’si)-ty
'Pl** Old Printing Establliltsient. ~ .
. : ■ (Oats tontnTO.N A .BTacrrOa’a;)
. , •ani .Biank Booh and Stationery : Warehouse
W S..HAVJSN Is prepared to execute eve y style of
J V . Rega , Commercial, Cabal ami Steamboat Job
* and , ‘ Qrninll ever)- artiuJc
», Stjok,^Paper andbtanonery hue, at the
Soonest nouce and on the moat reasonable trrnu
Book iand Stationery Warehouse, corner of
Markct-and and .second streets
CJ* Printing Office and Book'Bindery! No; 50 Third
novld >
, ft. C. STOCKTON, . ~~ i
n • , • :Johnston &rcckfo»,) ;
Stationer* Priuter A Binder
JXT-OVUt resnectiully.inv.te the attention of hfer!
brfif ANK I, RnnlrK; b :l'',fn' f“ a la M c and 3 “l«nor slock
firBANR.BOOKS, cpnatstlng o f Day Books, Journals.
Wdgers, InvotetjCush, Order and Letter Books, of every
£ihVe‘^,f,,« f lh 'w r i a,ld bound Intbe most du-
Table manner, which he offers at prices mat cannot fail
to give satisfaction Blank Bonk, toted and bound 0
any given pattern. Printing of every 'description et
cnieowlih nealnetaand dispatch, No. 1? Market h%~-
{Cstabllatimcut or
W MuSOiIOCiiAIANN,
MTUtiD BTBECTb OJratTß TOK Pdil-OFyiCia, PITTSOURCU
v» ! *L~ a,a d&vftpes,“ Htll-heads, Show-bilK Label-
Archuccturut and lhawin**,
3 *bnK Cun!*, etc.* Kurraved or brawi/ni «».« “
and Printed in Co'lprs/iGold Bmnse oruLk ?o .he'
"•onl/SIT I>IC “ n<l " ltl,e mo -' lV;?.ce.
AFULToN, Hell and Beast Founder, has rebuilt a-j
• commenced business at his old stand, No ro
C '?f toM ; ,ket “ d F " f F streeis, nJiere he'wdl
M ehis old oustamers and triends: -
inivin rcb,s i eamboat,ftnd bcli* of every '.-ie. fr.irn 1,11,,
la.opopounds,castXroto patternsoftho moot annfnvrd
moJeit,and warranted tahe of the best mate|ia PP d
Mineral >\aler Pumps, Counters. Kuiiinvr v- ...
together with every variety ofßrass CatiS ft-l
eiTiturned and hnisted in Hie neaicrt mtimo *. ’ "
M.n\ “J*,-w°“} lOf.RniKn’i An&dkraaionMr
mactSncrv y The b bo I ri' l:,V> V lle " ! * lu ‘^ 1011 01 in
him arSuniet and can be had ot
■*•"■■■■■? i i M • • • novl;i:y
W Fmh strcfLim-
Bit.? d ! a,cl ? °PP,°-- U 0 Theatre, respectfully m
friends and ihe pablic in general, ibat he has
“ Furnishing Undertaker. Hu
V w i" a ? J aJ ' vl ‘S , s keeps Ml hand Coffin- of all
“‘ a “' l kinds,Shrouds,and all olhirarticles neces-ary
Oimuchocca&mnss «u.i.c*.ar>
tiitod V in C n P rlf-r S ’x B | hDl if 9 ’ and ,eadca cofiine will bo uap
lo^nendfunerals ‘ haa ™“ d cairlage-Uwaysu^dy
c' VM alfa-anuer & son's
LjyiSwSg6>ag!Bz3^^l■ A'Onrxh Majcers anOi FtroNtsutfia
y WiaratE*a, comer of Penn and
'wfw9 "■" 'ffi' opposite the Exekanet
inrranca on F«nn sl,
.0 . - pe.ctfully inform iheir friends and
the public, that they are prepared to furnish and atiend
10 fkcrything m the lute cf; Undertakers, as they have
win n lO 9 ®f Cabinet Making, and their attention
will be devoted altogether to the above business, keep a
large Assortment of COFFINS made ami finished, cover
ed, ana Lined lit the neatest manner, with a vuiielv o
materials, and at Ml prices; we keep SHROUDS ready
M?^e. f - OUs i ZOS, ■ ““'rf, Cambric, ami Muslin, at
allpnces, and made in the Cuslcrn atyie, and all other
arnclea necessary for dressing the dead, and fornishina
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SllivF.R PLATES
or engraving the name and age; ICE CASES for laying
Ike body in icp, by ihose who wish 10 keep iheir friends
any length or time, and have ZINC PAN’S to putiee jn
[ of J, ® n *^ e \ Cotiina always on
hamL \\ e-havo a. splendid new HEAK3K and a pair of
fine horees, aud any numberof Uiebeet camaees etc
etc., aiid mil be prompt, pnnctuoJ. and reasonable
PKANING MlLL.—James Mell-
Pfr i H . a . El i would respectfully JUformhts friends and the
public, that his new esiabilshmeni is now in full onera
uon.ana Ulilt ho is prepared jo iumisUKoat Cabins and
St the ”owe« roma d I ‘ uo,ber > wllb Pt“mpt.iudc,nnd
.mn > Uyo!;'blird'’ ,l ’ I,Pl “" eJ ° n 01,0 ° r b0 " 1
to^irdtr^ lJOrßand ou^din ® B,o^evcr y deacr, Pli on ,made
..s?fL de ” “rn J c «P'«tera would findittotheirodvan
m'*li,i D i’ lvc J llln i 1 u 3 he can now furnish them with
planked stuff, suitable for every deverimlnn of work
joint tuvvErt ~,r,r7r
MAFFKTT& OLD,
(Successors to Uio laie firm of John Sheriff A Co )
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
U - V AND MANUFACTURERS
, of Brass Faucets, Steant and Gna
t-ocks, with all the vartoua articles
used in Ihe PLUMBING BU3I
_ Tter NESSjNo*. lil7 and lUO Firslstreel
ihe above are now preparoil to manafuciure and keep
conflUially on hand every variety of Guage and Steam
Cocks, sacha* are uued by Engine builders and Plumb*
ers t also, Gus Chandeliers, Penderus, Brackets, Gas
ripe, Ac., ic., Ac. [nov£J
hotels, £?c.
National Hotel, Pittsburgh,
Situated on Water Street, opposite the Landing of the
Brownsville Steam Packets.
rlllllS House having undergone a thorough repairing
A and filling up,both maido and out, the subscriber i$
determined louse every exertions in hia power to make
ail comtorlablo that think proper to cull wiih him The
Table will be always supplied with the best Hie market
unords. The-Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicest liuuorg.-
Atlached to the house is a good stable, attended by a
good Hostler JAMES REAMER-' Jytfll
.U.LLN BBOWN. __ w. (?. CiINNBI-Ly.
BROWN’S nOTKIi,
CORNER Of SEITHFIELD AND illlßD STS ,
Puaburek, Pa.
BROWN i CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS
N. B —flood Stall ling altuclifU to the home
' QUKKSSBURGH lIOTE/,,
(HABnAUQH’S Old StA-ND-)
;fpHE subscriber having leascdthe above well know
i X aud excellent establishment, is now prepared to en
tenamhis friends and the traveling public generally in
the best manner and ou the most reasonable terms 3 *
His TABLE will at all umes be supplied with every
delicacy of the season j mid lub Bar with the best of Li
quors.
His stabling is very extensive; and every arrange
< mem has been made for the accommodation of Drovers
aug&tf ...... WM. CLAW3QN - -
Waverly Hauie.
/®v the undersigned havuig
WOd IpJsULCCededMr Johm Vbusks
m this popular establishment, announces to
hisfriendsand. the public generally,that he
will us j his best efforts to keep up the well earned and
long enjoyed reputation of the house.
He will keep constantly on hand every delicacy ot
the season, (sAUS,'BnßLi..and Can OTSTEBS.ic . and hig
Bar will at all times be supplied with the Choicest Lt
guoßS. fdecl7;ly.] »■ W. C.QALLAG HER-
"OUR HOUSE.**
SHELL OYSTERS AND.GAME received daily at
" Ova HobSB,” N0.,21 Diamond. alley.
Jalilm WJI. BENNETT.
raj NO. 108 WOOD STREET.
J-fl „ FASHIONS 1 C '1
-rsa Received at the OLD aland of G WsW"®
GLASSGOW. Beebe & Co.’a Fall style of Hats for
1850. Those m want ofa good Hat or -Cap-at a small
adyangcubove cost tor Cash, will please can at No 108
Wood street, east side,third door below Fifth street
any3l:4ra ■
Rueen City Sbtrt Stare. ~
NO. as St. Clair .treat, (near the bridge,)—a
large assonmenrof ourown- makeconslamly on
Cnstomer SHIRTS made to order promptly
dcc24;ly B,fcI^ADL:
,*T , »
V- r* '- : ’
! ♦ ’ * t <£• / J> ' . . ••.■ -•
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1851.
foreign passenger office*
■fcgZr . SHIP AHOY!
WHO COMMAND*)' {Mgw
' U ARHDGN a CO.,
)Vito have appointed the subscriber Agent forthclr unri
vailed Ltiiav of Ships iroro Liverpool io New- York
Philadelphia and Boston.
• LcubCrbriemlsoi Emigrants be careiulio barcthfrit
arxaugcxnenwinade according to the ntw Provision Laioi
and take no Tnan’jj receipt, without haviitff it inserted!
i oUiEivviut. i.jn.j smL si,a>e topay in LiverpooUheforothe*
i ship.
I The following 13 the hst, according to law:
| n ftt. Brciid, 2 «tt«. Beeior Port,
i Flour, a I pint Vinegar, :
5 Odtmcftj, 15 io. Sugar,
r* “ 'H»w» g i “ MoWes,
5 *■ Potatoes, w a-az.Tea,
V\ uh throe Quarts of Water per d&y,andauiscientE>
torCookmg. >• .>
The cabooseanJ'cooking-rangeafortheaseof Paa:
fencers, are kepi under cover. Ever y attention Wilf bo*
, paid to promote theix health and comfort. • l
Bank 0/ England JVotes,and. me-’
chased arcurteht Yale*- ! * : ; > - ; ‘
.JKt U! V«9ff ci * s ’ *e.-,'*e.i collected, and:
copies of \\ Ills procured, vnm every other business con*'
necied with an European Agent. '
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
„ „ „ ... • European Agent, •■
“l>3j I*o*l Dnildlnes, corner of Fifth sts. ;
REMITTANCES .
ENLLAND. IRELAND,
SCOTLAND, ' s WAI’FS,
FRA NCI’, an! UP.RMANY,
io utiy umount, hy
_ Jofi&ua £tobln*ott #
Eurupean Agtnt, Post Building?, cot. Pi/iK and Waodttr
Merchants* Transportation hlixe
„ r ,tt lA *Jt E! S 3f4 * C *- NAJ * ATO RAILBOADS.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, try WITHOUT
re-shipping. «rn
C. A. RTANVLTY & CO
Canal Basin* 403 Penn st M Pittsburgh,
„ CHARLES RAYNOR.
W Central Block. Hoad st., Philada.
b are prepared to receive a large amount of Mer
chandize and Produce, to chip, on the opening of
the Canal, to Philadelphia and all intermediate placet,
at lower raiu, and in less time, than in any previous sea*
son.
N-B.—The increased numberof Trucks provided by
lue Canal Commissioners for carrying boatvovertbe
Slate Railroad, will prevent any possibility of delay at
Johnstown, Hnllidaysburgh or Columbia, this season
C. A. M’ANUI/TY,
Canal Basin.
'WT'ILL he prepared to Transport MERCHANDIZE
T ¥ ii’om PHILADELPHIA to PITTSBURGH in aa
ticipiiiionof the opening of the Eastern Division or the
t eimsyWanja Canal, say on and after the TWENTI
ETH of FEBRUARY". at the following rates, viz *
For Ist Class—Dry Goods, Man, boots and Shoes
Drugs,/Books, Stationery, Ac., at- -$l per IOOIbs
For Jd Class—Hard ware, tiuecnsw&re. Groceries, Painl
and DycßUillsjOtls, Ac., at-...*. - *BO cents per IUOIbs
l or 3d Class—Coffee, Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Ba
con, Beef, Pork, &c., at- cents per lU0to«
For 4th < las3—Tur, Pitch, Rosin, Ashes, Murble, Pig
Iron, Bneks, Acui *socents per lOOlbs
IL H. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent, Penua. Railroad Co-
Nos. 27-1 at 270 Market Street, Philadelphia
N.B.—Goods going East li? our Road should be con
signed to McFAPEN & COVODE,
Pittsburgh.
-PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY*
PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADELPHIA
and Pi TTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily at 8 A
M., and 10i P. M. Leave Pittsburgh Daily at 8 A-M -
andthP-M. A. HENDERSON,
fob!:2m passenger Agent.
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA?
{J!]££t*s rfho steamer THOMAS SHRIVER, M.
Waster, leaves Pittsburgh, from her
wharf bout, above the Mouongahela bridge, daily, at 4
o’clock, I*; ftt. ? ami West Newton at BA. NT,, running ia
connection with a daily ime ot splendid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence to Balti
more and Philadelphia.
For further information enquireof
G. M. HARTON,
Passenger Agent, Mouongahela House;
or,Capt. JACOB SMITH,
Freight Agent, Whan'Boa
RocUlngUam and Domestic
WOODWARD, BLAKELY k. CO., Manufacturers
oi Rockingham and Yeliow Cane Ware, East
Liverpool, Ohio.
JET SAMPLE ROOMS, N 0.104 Fourth street, near the
Mayor’s Office, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Our extensive Works enable us to fill orders promptly.
A competent designer being constantly employed, also
enables us to keep pace with all the new, aud improved
styles of the day.
Water Urns, Spitoons, Pitchers, Fancy Toys, Dessert
Sets, Fio.wer Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Medicine and
Snuff Jars, and articles for domestic use, m great vartety;
Orders respctfully solicited. mar27:tf
Bounty Lands*
C\APT. NAYLOR, No. tC3 Third street, comer of
/Cherry alley, having made arrangements at Wash
ngton tor the purpose, will procure Bounty Lands for the
officers and soldiers, their widows and children, under
the Bounty Land Bill, passed September 28th, 1850.
Pittsburgh, October 10. . •
To tUe Ladles* .
WE HAVE NOW FINISHED 25 dozen of Ladies*
fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKINUS* which
are softer m the wool and more durable ui the color than
any we have heretofore made. Every article In the
Sock, Undershirts and Drawers, ladies* and-children’s
underclothing,made toorder with punctuality.
• The Old Established Stocking .manufactory. Fifth gt.
decC ” W.DALY & CO.
Silver Forks* Spoons* &c«
WE keep constantly on hariu a large assortment of
silver Forks, Spoons,' Ladles, &e. y of our own
maufacture, of standard silver; . -
JOHN B. M’FADDEN A CO.,
95 Market street.
BRIMSTONE— 12 bbls tor sale by
marSO B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
* +-
■*
■ .*->. J" • -i* "JiM' -Mr .*. -;. .
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V* * J *;'
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Vr • *. * - • •• •'•. ••" •
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©migration ffinea;
Ageney for Different lines Qf Paefcet Ships.
t O;FFICE.jdHg
' • 305 LIBHBTT ST., jimßTOon.'
.FdrFfW, ..BYRNES -.dr C0.,,0A. South strteU corner of'
. Pine, New York ; &'Waterloo Road, Liverpool; and 051
Gravier sttut, New OrJeanst > i
HAS A LINE OF PAC* f .ETS,Bamng every five dav<
from LiverpaoMo New York f a line ofPacker
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the 18Ut ofearh
month ; a Line of Packets to. Baltimore on the 20th ri
each raomh. Also—a Inne or Packets on the Bth and
*J4th..of each month trotn London and Portsmouth to
New York. j
ALHOr-Djurtß at sight al wayson Itahtl, fur any amount.
at the lowest rales or discount ; auiT all information
given concerning pasfecngers, tUat Can he given with
pleasure, by their Ascot, JOHN .THOMPSON
jn6 ' SOS Liberty. -stPUtaburph.
81/AOtt QHLI. USE
« EMIGRATION OFFICE,
. *T TIfE.CATTIOLn: BOOR CTOar,
; No. 67 Fifth street near Smithfield
ed take* tlrit method of informing ‘his
ic public in genera), that he has opened
I an Office at the above named place, and Is prepared jo
i remit money* m -auflis’ of-So- and upwards, payable at
> sight, in any town in England, Ireland; Scotland and
i Wales.- , ■ > ■ . .
i He is also prepared 10-hrnig.oiu passengers from Liv
erpool to auy port in the Umied,States. Being con
nected with ahoure of buck long standing as Omt oi
Messrs. Roche, Brothers Sc Masterson? and ov his striet
attention to business; the subscriber irusu he will merit
the confidence of-ibose who may favor him with their
patronage. For particulars, pfeuee call at the Erakra
iloit Office of the uudcrswmed, Agent. -
W. u. M’CONLOQUE, •!
No. G 7 Fifth st.» near Snmhhcld, Pittsburgh 1
Rc/«rewr*-»-Hon. John B, Guthrie. Mayor of Puts-1
burgh; James Blakely, Ksq., John -J.-Mltchel, Fsq , I
Hon. W. Porter, Alderman M. Ww Lewis,Offices of the
Morning Chronicle, Post, and Pittsburgh Catholic •
/eM4:3nr ■ • • .
new Arrangement!.
f I-INE OP PACKETS
pjiiladS.fiha
YWSfMmc TO BAII. FROM UVERPOOI.
the Eighteenth day.tf, every Month.
•JANE ff. LUDDKN, Ambrose Child, 7UO tons>lBth Nov
/AMES BROWNE, Arthur Child , IObO tons- .16th Dec’
cw » tons•.«- .»■... .18th Jan‘ $
NEW fell IP,-——,ttso tons*—isih Feb,
The above ships are built of the beslmaierials and af
terihe most approved mqdelsjor swmneea. combined
with the modern improvements for the comfon of pad*
sogers. : Their commanders axe men of known ability
These packets will take advantage of steam fow
boat? un the Delaware.
• AUio, ships sailing weekly from Liverpool to New Or
leans. Passengers can get up the river cheap through
the winter. 5 “
For terms of Second Cabm and Stecraro pasiatre, an-
P») io or addrean br Idler (post-pfUil). ~-
f.-VV. B\ KNKS4CO.,
C 3 South street, corner of Pine, New York j -
•JO Waterloo Boaa,Liverpool; '
JOHN THOMPSON, ;
Liberty street; Pittsburgh <
novM:ly:
eronsportahon £into.
%StgSh 1851. &&LsSk
YOUGIUOGHC2NY HOCTK!
TWENTY'TUBKE MILES THE BOUTE
dcc?o:Cm
jamEscTwatt,
M E R C a A NTT AIL OR,
No* 36 Slarket street,
Between Second and Thtrd sts., PttUburgh, Pa.
' -I-'-. ' ./
I\ » 4 ■ * ' -
MEE
I Henr Boobi I Hew Boo&i 1 ■
H MINER & Co.,*'J2 Smith{ield fiireet l Qre receiving
• a great variety or cheap publications. Having
i.arrangements wall Publishers in the-various cities o
the Union, we have a decided advantage over other
bosses in the early receipt of new works. The follow
ing are some of tho laiestthat havebeen received t :•
Lmell’s Living Age—Nos. 380.
..N0,4 Appleton’s Alechamca’MagazmeandEngineers’
Journal;
. Richard of York, or the White Rose of England. An
Historical Romance, by the author of “The Last of the
Plantagenets,” Ac.;
The Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse—beinganex~
pianatlon of modern mysteries—by A, Jackson Davis.
nose {Douglas, or the Autobiography of a Minister’s
Daughter—by T. R.W.; .
. French without a Mauler—ln six easy lessons \ Span
laii wiihout a Master—m four easy lessons; Italian With
out a master—in five, easy lessons; German without a
master—ln six easy lessons; Latin without a master—in
six easy lessons. Price or each, 25 cents; or the whole
uve maybe had for one dollar. [apr7j |
A_ Book* t Hew Books M
T HOLMES’ LITERARY DEPOT, Third street,
opposite the Post Office?
Horticulturist.for April:
Cultivator do;
- Lurell’a Living Age, No. 300;
Mitose Douglas, or the Autobiography of a Minister’s
daughter;
Nathalia—a Tale;
.Spiritual Intercourse—by A. J. Davis;
Hairer’a Magazine Tot April—the best number issued;
II*onc"l Homager, ° r U " Wb,,e Ho “ of an
German wiihoot a Master—in six easy les3ons i
French without a Master. do do;
Latin without a Master, do do; :
bpaiush without a Master—in lour easy lessons:
Dalian without a Master—in five easy lessons:
_ The Avenger—by Mrs. Marsh ; - fapf7
■. Harpcre’Magazine for April j
International do do;
Before and Behind ihe Curtain—or fifteen years’ ob-
Nonhal" 8 of llie Theatres of New. York—by >V. IL
.London Labor and. the London Poor— Nathalie—a
Novel, by the author of “ Women of France
Anne Grey-a Novel, by ihe authorof Jane Shore;
Kv A-?»fk ona vJ^ tor y ld Adventure*.of Penown—
by the author of “Laurie Todd
lu«rati(uf^ Uet Three Malden Aunts—with il-
above works may be had atM’NAMARAS,
opposite the Post Office, Allegheny City.- - £apr3 :
R E n£?JL.? d Behind tho Curiam, or Fifteen Years
inrivnr,„ J 7^ UO, l s ,h “ Theatres of New York-
K „ nl f hl Nofihal. This is a new woik-it a;>-
Sitmor „r „ ,lo f y “t. rac,s - The revelations of the
mo, i’ character, tending to ett-
Srictly 'f iC r lbo con7 ‘ clloa -Ihat the whole hook is
hlagazme for Apnl; one of the best
lel 13, i . ’ •’is useless to puff this Magazine
—almost every body aeemsto he taking it- '
...u Co.anmiiiii'lil Street; have the above for
\ B ‘ her w ‘|h U most extensive stock of old and
new literature in tho line of their business- • fapr3 '
___iV. * Dra Bookil . i'
\nf *„ 11 No* Fparth street, has just received the
•ff following newworksr : ■ * v
_ Fppedoan,ortho Female Pontiff; byG-W. M-Hey.
bolds,Esq. '■■■■• .
V The Beraonal History and Adventures of Pen Owen
by John Gall.
Tom RacguelandhisTbree Malden Annts. This work
is a companion to “ Vanity Fat r ”
Iconographtc EncyclOpmdia, No 19
hyf!| notes on shooung, Ac.;
The Warwick Woodlands. by-Frank Fofesler-
Shore" 4c ey ' by ,he ‘ imbor ° f “ Grerahy,” “Jane
B e i“ r ® Behind the Curtain, or Fifteen: Years,
among the Theatres of New York ; by William Knigh,
N Sf , "»rt #tbo r #f 0,8 Llfeof -Yunltee HUE - * •
Elite Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse—beinitan cx
anation of-modern Mysteries; by Andrew Jackson
'avis—author of the Great Harmonica, Ac. •
Romance of the Ocean—illustrated with maps, anec
dotes, atones, &c. • .
- * a humorous novel j by Gregory Seaworthy.
I "DOORS!’—Louisiana: Its colonial history and ro
|.JLk-.maucr— by.ChaileaGay-arre- - * -r• ...■>
Mount Hope, or Philip, King of the Wampauoags ?
an historical romance— by G-H. Hollister.
-Mary Bell; a Franco na story—by jibe author of the
Kolio Hooks. -
London Labor and the London Poor—by Henry May.
Whh Daguerreoiype engravings, taken by Beard
April No. of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine.
All the above Books just received and lot sale bv
R. C. STOCKTON, Bookseller,
B P* No 47, Market street.
ATEW ROOKS !—Elements of Analytical Geometry,'
and of the Differential and Integral Calculus. Bv
Elias Loomis, A. M. - 9
Nile Notes of allowadji.
» Wa^ce—A Franconian Story. By the author of the
Kollo Books.
London Labor and the London Poor. ;By Henry Ma-
Pan*l" Wl,lida{?uenroolyi><! engravings, taken.by Beard-
The above Books just received and for sale by
marig R, c. STOCKTON, 47 Market «u
"TTOLUME til Lossine'n Pictorial Field Biot or ths
\ Revolution, bound in cloth, gilt.;
No. 12, Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution,pampb
iei series j •
RoUa^Sook?-” 6 ” 11 Fraoccmia 6lor >’ I fa F the auLhor of
Timo, the Avenger; by the author of the “Wilminff
ions,” “ LetUce Arnold ” “ Mourdant Hall,” &c. 8
The above w ciks just received *nd for sale by
R. C. STOCKTON,
No. 47 Marker street.
J_ Sfiw Sliiilo*
ENNY LIND'S celebrated “Bird Song,” arranged for
the Guitar. • " . •
The Robin, by Jenny Lind—for the guitar;
when Stars are in the Quiet Skie*. do
Jinney at the Gate, do
Katapian,by Jenny Lnul, do
By the sad. Sea waves, do
I wandered by the Brook Side, do
All the Winds are Sleeping, do
Carrival of Venice, do
Ethiopian Melodies, do
Speak Gently, sung by \V. V. Wallace—for runno
My New England Home;
National Union;
v Tis Midnight Hour;.
bleeping, f Dreamed, Love—by W. V. Wallace;
Jessie Cook;
Oh come, Maidens, come;
Mountain Maid’s Invitation;
We Parted Forever;
Collonade Polka;
_ Plick’s Sentimental Walts;
Toaether with a large collection of Waltzes, Marche*.
« - n 8 s > * ariallon *» & c.,just received by express.
Collection* made, aud Musio bound in the best manner
C. BLUME’S Piano Depot,
118, Wood street, i
MKW music, :
HERE are the Friends of ray Youth. By G. Barker;
I’ve Bometlung.Sweet to Tell You:
The Robin; ’
I'm Thinking o’er the Days, Mary;
My New England Home. New Song, dedicated to
the Ladies of New England;
She 1 Love is far away.
Oh, Meet me on the Silver Shore;
Good Night;
My* Home’s on the Prairie Lea. By Woodbury;
Lilyßhey. ByS.C. Foster;
I’ve left ray Native Village. By G. Barker:
The Spirit Dove;
ht» hi* The Black Shakers’ Song and Polka:
Would I were with Thee—for Guitar ;
Les Adieux. By Horr;
An extensive collection ofnevr Polkas, Waltzes,
Variations, &c.
Also, anew supply of “New Carmina Sacra,” Can*
tica Laudis, and an excellent new work, called the uAfc
torfui,” a collection of popular and social tongs- b&nno
nixed-, and arranged by G.S. Webb and W. Mason
considered one of the beat works ever published
H. KLEBER, Golden Hasp,
No.lol Third street.
I /fjr MRS. C. BLUME would respect
i DWIIJ S Ijgawmfully mvue.tbe attention ofihepub
b (pHtT*- to her new and splendid slock of
B \23r Vi>CkJpiANOS,jUBiopened and ready for
b sate, among which are the celebrated Hamburg Pianos,
f with the new improvement of the over-strings, the la’
t lest and most important improvement, invcnica «olely
L by them and Ly no others. They have been tried to be
t copied in this country, but unsuccessfully.
[ Also, one splendid 7 octave, double carved Piano
| -Louis XIV style, made by Bacon A Raven, New York*
t Three 7 octave Pianos, also made by Bacon & Raven
t New York. *
Four octave Pianos, made by J. A. C- Fisher, lato
Nunns A Fisher, New York; together with some of our
own manufacture, with meiahc frame (ja*^9
James howry, Jr««
CHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No-
Fctteffnan's Row, Liberty street. has on hand a
targe stock of Chairs and Bedstead* of every descrip
tion, made of the best materials, which he wilt sell tow
er ihan articles of the same quality can bo sold in the
city. He would call particular attention to his large
stock ot mahogany and walnut chairs and Bedsteads,
which ho will aell.at greatly reduced prices. Also.
TURNING of every description executed in the neatest
manner.
; Orders left at the Warerooras, or at the Mill, comer of
Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly attended to
; mar2l •
KfcChIVLD this day, per express, a hne assortment
of Dress Goods, comprising in part the latest styles
of Dress Silks, Silk Tissues, Irish Poplins. Berates
Lawns,Ac. Also, a general assortment of dress trim
mings, such as laces, buttons, (all styles,) braid, &c
ogether with a large lot of hosiery and gloves; to &U of
which the attention of the public is solicited.
A^A.MASONACO
. npr2- Noo.CBand C 4 Market sL“*
Cheapest summer, goods in town—Li ehl
Cloths, all wool, Cashraareltes, Siotcfa Plaids
Linen PnUs and Ducks, with every variety of Mar
seilles and other Vestings and Trimmings, by
jcb JOSHUA
-V. *l. V
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EWE
Jfttn Books, Bloait, &t.
New Stock of Fianoa.
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In ioa jAkE—*A desirable property oflSOfeet front by
- a - 41 iy *P®ep to* street, wHhvgluableimprovPnienis'.
eland, bayine; a brick house and
“SE» ■».« of ftounilj well improved,
npnra7°. are }? locationa in East Liberty, and
near the Station House ot the fiaiiroad. >
SiCTJTHBERT, General Agent, :
' r; 78 Smithfield street. •
nweft Story BRICK
&IB3M TvHOUSE on Wylie street,ohe door
from Chatham street. Enquire of
A , ■ JOHN WV RTDDELL,
'.•••••• •••!••„ j • At the office of-H. S.Magraw. Fsq.>
..... , -■ .; : • ;Fourtii street.
Country Bestdenoei or Qndena.
FOR SALE—'A Lot ofLamiof-1.4 acres,price $75 per
acie. "■■■
; ' Also—A Lot oflO acres, atSßSperaflje: - - .
. , .-AlsorrA Lot of 13inefes,at£76per,Qcre,
' The above ate well, suited for country residences or
for gardening purpose*, and at# first*rate’bargains.—
They are situate on Chartieris Greek. miles iromthe
<?ny, . S. CUTHBERT,,GeneraI Agent, -
-mares • ' • ’ • ' jTo ; Smllhfield ?‘tfee U
For Rene ■■■■ ,
2&'WooA streets Enquire on the
ff premises. ' fmaxlfi*. .
- foment.
mHE FIRST PLOOR AND BASEMENT OF;THE
d 7 _-piASQNIC..H4LL i Fifth i
Fhe first floor is subdivided into two Store Rooms
front, 20 by 60 feet, and will be very desirable .far Fancy
stores.-Two Rooms baeky suitable for Offices—acces
to which is by a wide Hall, running through.the centre
or the bnildtng. The basement will be finished in
neat manner; and wili be suitable, for Retail Variety
Sforesj Trunk and Harness makersy.&c, .
T;he wbole.wUt be ready by.the Ist of April. v > .
v -Enquireor ' JAME3W. HAILMAN, '
‘ 5 Water street.!
‘Pot Rent. ' ' *. y "
That large dwelling house. witiifek
eltensive Grounds for Garden-and Stable s'Mesa,
attached—the Residence of the; {ate Wm. J. Totieti,
Cliff street. Possession given on the Ist of March. 1
-tonermsy applyu 0. Guardian, or R.’
C> To»en< atthe Fort Pitt/Works. . jfehist •
EOR SALE—ALotof Ground having a front of 60
f ceton Centre-Avenue, and running back 2eo feet
to two streets. On .the. lot it erected a laree Brick
Owelltng House, nearly newand Well finished. Thi-10l
18 planted with the fiesfselected- Fruit,.and. ShnbbeiV
the coumry canofford. If applicatton.be made soon, the
property will be sold at a fair pflee and terms, . T
Enature at the office oft WM. C. FRIEND, ’
/h., s r : .Attorney,Foucllirtieet,
febllttf between Wood and Smilhfield.' I
For Rent lit Blrmlngnam. .
ONE NEW THREE STSRY BRICK HOUSE,
with store rooms and cellar, favoraHlv‘aitn- ecbsh
ate-for a laraeGrohery andTrodnce business. ■ Possess*
ion may be had immediately, with a low rent, to a rood
business man. * ’ s'-") 1
***— a boarding
ftree story Brick Houses—somfc
jmt finished; possession given immediately.' Others oh
the Ist April. : i
- ..ALSO—One Frame House, and several np
rooms. " ■ "•, • ■ . j
ALSO—One Brick Yard, and Kilntoßurn in.’ ■ I
ALSO—One Lumber Yardj.with space to put a large
a^ 0UI l t one o fthe best points about the city fofr
FOR SALE. OR.LEASE—One:-large- lot* favorably
,situated tor n Foundry an | Engine Shop or.other'maauv
tdctunflg, having deej water in front, (a harbor,) for
biting out and repairing steamboats, Ac.
.ALSO, FOR sALE—ISO,O6O and sold
. aot soldT)efore,theywil lbe gold oh Tueadayi
the 25th March herf,at latfclock, M.->ir cash ot kvi
. proved-paper.. jv,- a - •.-•* >„ >f ' •.•••• . ... :
ALSO—Lots on lease, to build on.
Apply to. the subscriber, at his office in Birmingham;
. Rolling Mill;from JO to or at the Wareroom 1
« Water, elreet,—of
through the Pittsburgh Post Office, by paid letter. ‘ 7 * J
fefrj JOHN*RH£Y. ,
' •_ ‘‘Cor Kfcnti; .-’••'V- I '-' I
A HANDSOME STORE, on Market street, berween
-ci. Third and Fourth streets, at. present occupied by
Mr. ThbmasWltUe,ak a 2)ry Goods Store.- ' }
Amo—a..large well finished: ROOM in the ahetuid,
story, neit door to Mr. DufPa‘Mercantile,College. Thin 1
Room is well calculated and suitable for a MusicalSaJ I
loon or Academy, or could be convenienUy arranged aa
dpubleofficcs.: .*-,1- EvD. GAZZAM, . !
QpLff Office, Third st., over the Post Officel. j
■■Jfrjittj'-' . ■ " ITO li©t» .’V.' '
TWO J3TOlty BRICK HOUSE, ‘ ou^ankj
—ine T AJlegheny, between the Hand siVeet
and Aqueduct, Enquire' of H. V 5% Fish, Real.-Estate!
Bioaer, corner of slh and SroithfielAstreelaV [oct'29 |!
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LOT OF. GROUND, containing: 2fr Acres, situate)
one nule.beio'w the town or Beaver, Beaver coun--
tr.on which there is erected anew Brick House, 46 b>.
40 feet, H stpries high, with a basement. The house has ’>
beeu well built ana Well Snlshedj and contains 13 rooms.'-
it t 3 Within 200 yawls of the Ohio ,commands *
tthneviewni t, and is bounded on the North west by;
the State road leading td New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would be desirable for a-country. residence, or for
a garden, or summer boarding house. A lot of 6 acres
adjoining it will be sold with it, if desired by the pur
chaser. The terms are so moderate, that it will be a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire or
k N. P. &G. C. BJFBTI'ERMAN,
Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.
JS’OT SOIGjV
A HOUSE ANDLOT, situated on Pike street,between
walnin and Factory streets,’Fifth Ward. The Lot
is 25'feet front and 100 feet deep, on 'iich there are
two small Frame Tenements. Terms e* y;—Title good.
For particulars, enquire of Alderman PARKINSON.
Penn street. Fifth Ward. . . . mayß'tf
I< and tor: Sale.
fpHE Chartier’s Coal Company will sell some very de-
A sirublt pieces x qf LAND, situated on and near the
Steubenville Turnpike, andnehr the southern terminus
of their railroads . . • .
The Land will berdivided into, quantities to suit pur
chasers, and the tferms of payment will be very easy.
Enquire of - . r ; Z W REMINGTON,
aep4- Manager.
Orag and Preiorlptlon Store for Sole.
A DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
a flounshing.aad improving part of the city, which
U doing a pre/fta&k business, is offered for sale upon
easy terras. : r
For farther particulars, apply at this office. ija22,..
Kfitate.for Sale.
rpHE.undersigned offers for sale a large number of.
A, valuable building lots, and some very desirable sites
for manufactories, in the borough of Birmingham, loca
ted near the new Public School House and English Lu
theranChnrch.
The rapid growth of. Birmingham .in population and
manufacturing wealth, and the reasonable prices at.
which lots will be sold, will render them a safe and pro
fitable investment. Title perfect. Terms favorable.
Forparticulafsand terms enquire of the undersigned,
at the office of Geo. F. Gilmore, Esq., on Grant street,
Pittsburgh, between 3d and 4th streets, or. of William,
Symmes and N. Patterson. Ejq’rs, at their offices in
Birmingham. £ian27] MOSES F. BATON.
I'HE subscriber offers for sale a. large and well buiit;
, BRICK HOUSE, with five or. more acres of ground,
situated on the Fourth street Road, within three miles of
this city. Possession given on the Ist of Abril next.—
AlsOj'a lot of ground} containing over
FOUR ACRES, wuh a spring of .excellent waterthete
on, situated near the above* Also, a lot of gTonnd 48
feet 11 inches by 120 feet, adjoining the residence of Mr.
A. Toner, near the city, opposite the 7th Ward/oit
Pennsylvania Avenue, Possession glveaunmediatelv.
It is now certain that the Plank Road will be completed
faitthe above property.early in the coming summer.—
or further information apply to DAVID BEELER, 4th
street Road, near the first described property, [ja’&fctf
a. BrioK House nml Ten bota for Sale.
A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with len
X* Lots of Ground, situate in the Borough of Law
renceville; The hohse is well arranged for comfort and
convenience, and the situation ts bealthyand pleasant.
The ground ib2so feet front on Chesnat street,- by 140
feet deep. Price, S4yQDO..
Also, seven Building, Lots, on the Bailer Road, at
S4OO. Also, five Building Lots, on North street, at $225.
Also, several other Lois, at 8350, $3OO and s2su each.-
Tertns ea?y. This property is norfar.from the Garrison,
and near the Omnibus stand. .
' ' “ 3, GUTHBERT, Gen’l Agent,
76 Smithfield street.
A Valuable Farm for Sale,
'TA ACRES OF .GROUND—situate on the'Mononga*
t\J liela riyer, about.twenty miles above Pittsburgh
—having 12 acres of fine river bottom land, arid the bal
ance is first-rate upland—all tillable; about 45 acres in
cultivation, and 25 in good timber. The improvements
are a.two story frame Dwelling House, Barn, frame
Stable, spring house, a two story still house, large or
chard, of about 400 trees of various fruits, and good
qualiues; about 4 acres of coal vein, Q feet; good
springs. Price 50,5Q0; 81500 in hand; balance at 3200
8 IVS* ‘ S * <??™BEIIT, Gen’i Agent,
mar 15 Southfieldstreet.
To liCtX '
ttas^^r*. iow -
Also, for lease or sale, tome lots in lie Ninth Ward,
between the Allegheny Elver and Penn street. "
WM. M. DABUNGTON,
At Benjamin Darlington’s,
Fonrth street; near Wood.
To L«t« ! ■
TWO fine Hoasee'to remin East lubc>ty,■ with- Vood
: oat Hoasce, Garden, Ac., &c. .Enquire o?
F. R. DitAVO,
No IDfamond :
Envelopes.
LIPMAN’3 Adhesive Parchment' Envelopes —By dio-'
ping'the fingers in water, and moisiening and
pessmgthe gammed edge, these Envelopes become the
safestandstrongest that can be used—being made of
parchment papery which will withstand any ordinary :
friction or moisture. For sale by the qnamity or single t
pack, at the store of W. 8. HAVEN i
msr26 comer of Market and Second its.
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A Vftlnsbltf' Piece: of Provtrtr tar aaio
/CONTAINING [6, ACRES, situeS U the SLofito
-•JL/; wcirnty of East Labeny,.ftdioiainK lands ofiTbof.
Mellon, Esq., and Rrrs,.Negley, abouti ofemUe&affl the
Railroad, tfhis property has on it a fine, praroerinis
young orchard, and is a yery desirable sitdatioiTftr a
coumry residence,beingafew hundred yards from the
turnpibe,and fronting on; the old Mansion roadV. This
property is also, very suitable forpetßOna-dealrous of
purchasing i or 1 acre lots, as u points an three different
streets. If nouold in ftUodyvii wili be sold in lots to
snit purchasers; ~ information enquire at this office.
ap2 • ' • r.-vv
Birmingham frofjsbt Y vorba ls^-avaluable
propertyof 53£feet front on Centre by 127
deep to Franklin street, .having a large two* story brick
hduae, arranged separately forttvo families,—-cpchhav*
mg tour; rooms,; icc> v wih a large yard. Also* a car
penter’s shop, on Franklin, street,-. Xha wbolej will be
sold together at a-bargain. Terms easy.
: S, CUTOBERTTGeneraI Agent,
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wfiil iarrfiDWc4
HOUSE, annate on Webster-street Bent
aiu»i''«w°* a .c°Hrenientßric^ i Hdusej;diiTlc‘blnßon st.,
AtiegUeny, near the lower JRentSIOG. -
(S.CUTHBEBTjjOeD’IAgent, .
- roSj^ithfieldstrect.
I' Orphans' court Sale. ' '
i„^/ u ,? ncoqlnnor<],: r afihe.Orphans,CourtcPAl
a county, the subscriber, appointed trustee by
l R M.^V 0 !? lkc sa ! e OC 1)10 ‘state of lhb RhvVCimrles
sale, at lie
wt°<s rt ?2 aB H’ ln *?£ Clt } r 01 Ptltsburgh, on Saturday,' the
sSfgfund ’ M 10fl,e, **A- M, all timt ££&*&“
LOT OR PIECDOF GROUND ’
sJBSSF
•Pf ■ P |? rce i of .g ro »nd wia conveyed- by/aifleslUcCul-
Che?rv i&x*ri&tfoi of
and lunnio&.ttience
yJKKi. i neof Street to, a point sevfen" feet
eSetS e i i ,«w r i !> f^ B r e >twataiy corner, of,a fciicJr,house
,I,* p S n ,ne P'emtser, the same-to be measured
.front,the corner, of the ht'et-walla,of nudtbniHlilit;
{Sttetowi^"o- l - tcslea with Liberty,streetstUKl
parallel to the weaterri end Of said' buiidihw'to eherry
I*W d ll l ‘cnce bytholine jafsaitfteyiib the
brief SdnlS? «7 8 ’" W \! c, *m aiitl>o,lnfla,ie! beaolo3B tha
fflSflS*"® hforesatd,. cTostlharafth'.x etualUrlan
? thereof,and,,aeuen feet of ground
westward,ly of building
tunrdl} , ROBERT WATSON. Tmjtsa
' *■ • " • .•. 'Vtt-'ljeVu-'-- - •
A ™ r O STORY brick HOUSE; No. 0; Hay street
of. . - KING irMOOftHEAft
-iH2£?& -l- - 37, Wood-street.
A WS&fSwp o!*Rsw3w»tS*Mi» SS6O.'. • ,
O,l J ' la * C ' rs ’ c[rc “i «uitabl,ibt
£.*J* OUEO am * Garden on Yme *iroet; Sl5O. ‘ -
mite 3 ”“om (hfci^iSl"’. 1118 p,e “*f“ ■ ioctrtl ° n » «»
S. CUTHBERT; Gen’l' Agent,' -
* ; Samhfield, -street*
. . Dw«mnß to bat. • t ■
NJ rbLiu \ lTatv > opposite- the Third Presbyterian
-WLChurch, and second hoasa from Ferry diroetii"
, ve jj7 comfortable dwelling-, embracing /on*.
ao bathing r oom,e uppliifdwith
sjiMf*®J , -sS®? r er bailiff,Situated convenient,to
■hood - ? nd,n aqtt i e t arid pI e asanrneigiSo r
nopd. - APPIy on the preifii3ejt:' : ;v,- t ; ;v-;'.r.iv<xj?wigg
1:. v • ttcal £«tate for Sate» ■■••:
Sof l ?win * t^City
I hJ£?l t "'' a & i three story brink 'ffwe'lltng
■ r.^A^’,? Second street, between MarketatJd ;Ferry ,
streets, the lou betne escMs feet front by 80,ae0p.5
SfftetftonraaThirdsireeVtttgoftlig I
IO nr J Prlan djt winch is erected one.
, f ““ r * lor^to?i: , fc bonse,-nsed‘h*iprttiung office; and one
warehonee. “
| Riii 0 i„„i^ 0 i o^toFaUstoWßeaTerconnty ) , beinglou
Nas.3and-d, being ahout lOafeefeqnare, on -wfifih-iJ
Two beach lots,eadj£ofeet front andmiming
wiuj tcn > r<;
0110 Opposite*the'Waterloo 80feet (rout* and
?wn«»™Fk°-*5? ! op of bilh bn which h Wedtedotfe
h?£2?.? b i? c^tore^ a ndwarehouse,28bySOfeet: also
two atoriei high. *
No. 8. pnejarge lot in New Brighton* Beaver ccrantv.
beingabout 140 feet on Broadway; dud about 200 feet
® cre » ®b are erected two lane
and one smalLfratnehouse r iiscd-as an
c®ro'nid ,ia P was formerlyoccnpied dtyMr.' T.
n/.u, ™ ?? I t' r^ y ;P !ea * an<l^ located, being Immedi
at;>y oppoate theFallslon Bridge. . ;Tf,
wotbr lot, immediately below Failston
' nboat. 100 rfeet-in length, and exihhdlnir
8 5to e M° low water .matk, or lowing path.
a i < T P ro Pertywilt be sold on very flvorebiS
terms. Apply, at ihq Book Store of R.-C: STOCKTON •■
coTnerThitdarid Market atreeis. *****«»»
_ : marS2- -■ JOHN FLEMING, Agent.
rrHE Jr £&arg&>b o.
his properly m town Jots as above, and oflhtf Sem for
ond i e ’“ s ' hdt cannorrhil to ineii the
views of.those wiEhingta purchase. Xl is.needlefir, to
( E i? s i,!S ? „ l H, ,lsr of ,! iS loca,ion «f ihe town and prmspecta o ,
{it having been sufficiently described In recent'imv«>rtl
iseraents,) other than that.over oa“h“ndred lou Svo
receatljrchariged hands, and been purchased : by (hose
wwhing to procnre a desirable home. , • . uy *.
a °ove lots are among the most eligible uid de&
?^<rfTh?se P reS?sold e pmici^Uy lora,eil
East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd,■l^! 1N n 8 -
WIHKB & irauoas. ' r * -■■■! - ■
I - (Formerly Davis’ Cracker Ficrnry) ■ :
i. FICKEISE}} & STOUVENEL, -
\ t>ES?ECTFULl.y.annonnco ta the public generally,
Xli and. their friends especially, that tccy have estab» ■ •
; lished a New WINE amfjLlQuSfe STORJS attbelSw
: stand, where they shall always keep a full assortmentof
i the of—Hhemrh Wines, and SparWingHock
. Wine*, Moselle and French red and while Wines.
;V s fi French dark and pale Brandies, oFthe choicest
vintages, Jamatca rum,-JSulland: gin, Irish Whisfcoy, '
champagne and sparkling hock wines, of thTSSst
, .^ e P aTta eT«j Mr. StOttVencl, atiUcontwn*
mg his importation business. in the city of New York;
n« mi \ en ? )led *? Beil a cheaper and 6elter>r- v
!}?!?’*{J|s? ‘“y other house urthis city. PleaSe give da h
ca iWi e X ore „T OQ POTctese elsewhere. • . ;
Families supplied free of extra charge, and at the
shortest notice.
_.aptl;3m . (Chronicle anflGazelie copy 3 mosl)
t a ourrtey men Cabln e t hXalcere Association,
5 WAREHOUSE, XX9 SECOND ST&EET,
(near the corner Of‘Wobd.V* ’' : 1 • ,r .
: TH IS "ASSOCIATION, em-<sa .
€7,..*..■■?ir> hr^cing f already, twice to three CL
fcgsgfeMsMa-.umes as many hands aiUie lar- Kpa
; and bithettomosrrenDWned'Jrf^
•business shops ot this city,, have,opened their. Ware*
. house, and aro able to furnish the pubHc, by, wholesale
. or retail, with Furniture of jhe' following.’description—
Mahogany WardrobeiiDressing Burden*; FallCol<
umnea Bureaus; Mahogany. Bedsteads; Mahogany
Cbaira, Rooking Chairs *, Mahogaay .Woshstandst So*
r? s 2* ’ % no i? tool s»Book Coses; Secretaries;
Card Tables;* Pier Tables; fine Caid Tables; Centre
Jables ;. Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans,
Toplar Wardrobcaj Dining and Breakfast Tahlea; Work!
stands; Cffierry and. Common Workstands.; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads: Cherry Bareans:
Cribs; Cradles, Ac. ■■■•••"■
The advantages ofco'operation, on an.extensive scale,
permit them to seU ot the lowestprices.and they are de
termined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good, tf not better article, and warranted—as the public
will understand by giving them a call. ■ :
SIU* work, of- all descriptions, and other
articles of ady description, made to order in every style,
at the shortest notice. • , c . • : (marts
Carriage Manufacturer.
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CARJUAGEtf,.Btrooi£a:StitJtiEsj'Fahcy.'Cariitlgcs, Ac.,
on which is Used SpfoutVPdlent Combined Spring Brace
& Reach. Diamond Alley, between Wood and Southfield
streets, Putsbargh, Pa. ; .
07* Ail work warranted to bemadd fromthe best New
ark-Hickory, and L none.bttt ihebest. Juniata hammered
ana rolled Iron nsed in this establishment, -
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Hon. WM. WILKINS. WM.M LYON* Ew. , .
Col RODY PATTERSON, Dr. E. D tiAZZAM, ,
Dr. JAS. BROOKS; v EOW. HEAZELTGN. Esd.
WM. A. Hill A Co. Bankers, HARTLEY. fap-J^
NEW CQOP BLACK TEaS.—Jast recetved at the
Po S a ??? Sto J e » lo?V«c»<wp
Oolong J2laci Teas, by the ShipArchitect,' and for sale
wholesale to the troue at reduced tirices. • r ‘
, N*B.—The above Teas are direct from Canton, and
the ladwail tat/ they arc-not scented with English
Brandy, pin and Rum. Ifebl4b:iA. JA YNES, Piflh sL 1
"\AJ HITE CORN MEAL—Fresh groond and m'eeiy
ff sifted ; a small lovoahand andfor sale by,
RHODES A ALCORN,
mai29 117 Third xl, opposite St« Charlea Hotels
UMALL CHURCH ORGAN—Of good quality nod in
O goodorder,can be hadut private sole r at one bun*
drea dollars, on appiicauoh to Da.Vls 7 Ancrt’r.,
• mar 29 ' corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
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for sale by ; Capri] r SAMUEL P. SHRIYER,
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