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YOLUME IX.
-DAILY
P* inUianrfiP«it>RsA«rf every Morning, (Sundoya excepted.)
'BY HARPER A LAYTON,
nortb-west cobneb op wood and fifth st Abets.
D7T 2EfiMS.-Five Dollars a year, payable strictly
• n advance. Six Dollars will invariably be required if
not paid within the y
' copies two cents—-for sale at the counter
at the Office, and by the News Boys.
THE SATURDAY HORNING POST
Is published from the same office, on a large blauke
(izo Bhcet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance
single copies stub cents. '
ID**No naper will be discontinued (uulassaitlie dis
cretion of the proprietor.) until ail arrearages are paid
Uj* No attention wiltye paid to any qrder unless ac
companied by the monpy, or satisfactory reference in this
CD“ Connected with the Establishment of (Ah Morning
Post isoneof the largest Job Printing Offices tn the city
where au kinds ojf work %s done on the shortest notice, and
most reasonable terms.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
- AGREED UPON •
BY THE PITTSBURGH PRESS,
TSS LINES NONPABEU., OB LESS :
Jnesquare,one insertion *«•*—•——& 0 50
‘ . 44 • eachadditional insertion •——•— 25
u K one week . - —•• 175
44 u two weeks • —— • •■—•*• 300
44 l% three weeks--•* - • 400
« . . u . ouemoiilh- 500
■ 44 44 two months ..»••••-• 700
14 44 three months-*-**”**-- -••— 000
44 44 • fourmonths -10 00
• 44 4 six months 12 00
44 44 oneycar--—l9 00
Standing Card, six lines or less,per annum*- 1 — 10 00
■ CUABOBABLE at pleasure :
Une squnre, per annum, {exclusive of the paper,)* 05 00
For each additional square, inserted over one mouth,
andforoach additional square inserted under the yearly
fates, half price.
- • Publishers not accountable for legal advertisements
■ beyond the amount charged for their publication
Announcing candidates for office to be charged the.
- same as other advertisement*.
/> Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified
• number of insertions, will be continued till forbid, and
payment exacted-accordingly.
. The privilegesof yearly advertisers will be confined
.tigidly to their regular business* and all other advertise
ments not pertaining to their regular business as agreed
ioT,to be paid extra.
• AU advertisements for charitable iusututions, fire
companies, ward, township nnd other public maetJng?,
and such Uke,lo be charged half price, payable KTaurtLT
ADVANCE.
Marriage notices to be charged 50 cents.
Death notices inserted without charge, unless accom*
- pimed by lineral invitation* or obituary notices, and
*hcn so accompanied, to be paid for
- Regular advertisers, and all othersaeading comraam
cauons, or requiring notices designed to call attention to
•• - Fairs, Soirees, Concerts, or auy public entertainments,
>' where charges are made for admittance—all notices of ,
private associations—every notice designed to call at*
tention to private enterprises calculated oi intended to
promote individual interest, can only be inserted with the
understanding that the same is to be paid for. If intend*
td to bo inserted in the local column, the same will be
charcedatthe rate of not less than ten cents per line.
Bishops or Fist Notices to be charged triple price.
. tavern Incense Peuuons t &2,flQcach.
Legal and Medical Advertisements to be charged at
full prices.
Real Esrate Agent and Auctioneers’ Advertisements
not to be classca under yearly rates, bntto be allowed a
discount of thirty-throe and one-third per Cent, from the
amount of bills.
WEEKLY OR TRI-WEEKLY IN DAILY PAPERS.
Oae square,three insertions- —-••••SI 50
Do. each additional insertion O 37
AVDERTISEMENT3 IN WEEKLY PAPER.
O le souare, (to lines.) one insertion —SO 50
Do. each aadiuonalmseruon'*-*-- —• • 0 25
All transient advertisements to oe paid m advance.
WHITE & CO., Gazette.
L-HARPER, Post.
ROBT. M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES P. BARR A Co., Cnromcle.
FOSTER & BROTHER, Dispatch.
Dec. 1.1840 J JAMESW.BIDDLE.American.
IJrofeffsicual (Earbs
TOHNR. LARGE, Attorney at Low, Fourth tlreei. ucax
Smilhflcld. __ mar3o
QiiMUEL AV« BLACft, Attorney 9 ai L~,w —Office on 4lh
kj street, near Grant, Pittsburgh. oct2s
G -ORLANDO LOOMIS, Attorney at Law. —Office 4tli
• ct., above Wood. julyl-y
JTIHO&AS mTMARSHALL.' Attorney at low —Office,
X Lowne’e Buildings, Fourth sl jai>7-ly
£ll. CARNAHAN, Attorney at Law—Otßccoa Fooxta
• bL, between Cherry alley and Grant st- pc2-y
fITBROWN*SWFICB, N 0.55, Diamond alley, near
Wood*irecL • febl
J "n. hTCuOWRY, Aaomty and Counsellor at Law
# Office 19 Bakewell’a Buildings on Grant street.
./jeayJMy. *•■■■.
• r SCOTT, Dcntat, Fourth si., five, doors west oi Mai
i. - < tl • keL All work warranted, and if ootperfeetly sat
isfoctory no charges will be made. . lebto
i T>EMOVAL.—Dr. Robert Snyder, has removed Ins
XL office to Fourth street, between Wood and South*
■/field streets. marlS-ly
C UAKKAGII, Attorney at Law —Office in RakewelTs
• Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the Court
ilonse._ ■' __ iy-l^ty
TOH.N BARTON," Attorney at Law —Office, North side
. || of Fifth street, between Wood and Srailhfield.m the
tune building with Alderman Morrow. scp3o-ly
/ GEORGE F. GILLMORE, Attorney and Counsellor at
\JT Laws-* Office removed to tbe2ddoorbelowGrantst.,
on Fourth,to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil*
If, . mar3o
■RJ' BUCKhIASTER, Aidcmatt— Office: Fourth street
}?( « third door above Southfield,South rude.
Conveyancing of oil kinds dan > wuh the greatest care
■ ad legal accuracy.
Titles to Real Estate examined, Ac. novlS
R BIDDLE ROBERTS, Attorney at Law. Office No.
• 132 Southfield strict, between Fifth and Sixth.
Collections carefully attended- to—special auenuo
g'.vcu to Conveyancing. [ceeffily
. Dr.Cbarlcs Uofman,
fiOM<EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, has removed bia
office to No. <3O Smithfield street, betweeu Sixth
and Virgin alley. [dec3o
H.'o. n. KSVSXS C.M’IWWivLL.
Kevser a McDowell, (successors to k#rr'&
Eetseb,) Wholesale and Retail Drug and Prescription
Store, c ot *r of Wood street and Virgin alley. Physi
cians prt jripiions carefully compounded ingUt and
day. oct3.tf
JOHN A. PARKINSON, Alderman> Fifth Ward* Penn
fU. between Walnut and O’Hara sis., where he may
he'bond at alltimes.' Those having houses or other prop
el ty to sell or rent,can have the same punctually attend
ed to; debts collected, and all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. 0c27-p
TTENRY W. WILLIAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at
.£XXfltf, (successor to .Lowrie A William*.) Office at
ibeold stand, Fourth it., Above SmfthGeld.
THE Parlnershipheretofore existing between Henry
\V. Williams. Esq., and myself,in the practice of the law,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2Cth ult.« and the
ruslness will hereafter be continued by Henry \V. WiU
.lams, whom,.l most cheerfully recommend to all for
whom 1 have the honor to do business—us a gentleman
every way worthy of their confidence.
dccl9-ly WALTER 11. LOWRIR_
' Samuel P« Boss,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office m Fourth street, near
Grant, in Lamartine Buildings. martUiw
J HIN J. MITCHBL— — SAMUEL PALMES.
Blltchel Palmer,
Attorneys and counsellors at law—
Offitf on Fourth street, aftio doors beloto Smiif\field.
Atibunness entrusted to their care, promptly attended to.
Collections made and Conveyancing executed on mode*
rule terms. febl_l:tf_
’ jTS* Jennings*
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW-Of
/L flee. Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourth street, between
SmUhGeld and Grant. , aps_
~ Ur* George WcCooli
HAS selected Pittsburgh as his permanent residence.
He has taken the house lately occupied by Alder
man Miller, on Fourth street, near Grant, immediately
adjoining the K Lamartine House.” His Office is attach
eJlohis residence, where he will constantly be found,
unless absenton professional duly. Office hours from 7
o'clock*. M. to 9 o'clock a. m., and from 5 p. m, to 7 p.
w!- • novs
’ n. P. ft O* X** B* Fetterman,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, be
/% tween Wood and Smithfield. • . y^nHo.y
W«W. Dallas,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office: second story Wil
fX kins Hall. . , : . jan24:ly
Dr. James King* __
OFFICE ON. FOURTH STREET, one door West oi
Weaver's Hotel; ’ : • auglo:3m
Wm. O’H. Robinson,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 99, on Fourth
2%. street, opposite the Mayor's Office. jaug3l:y .
J* S. Hamilton*
A TTORNEY AT LAW, has removed to the office in
• ii. ,: Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield streets,
- formerly occupied by Thoc. Hamilton, Esq , tlcc’d, and
will Attend to the business remaining unfinished upon his
.locket. may!3
'ftJEW DAGUERREOTYPE HOOtfs7Fu7kl’j“iOT.-
jLV ings% JftmrtArtrea.— Hough & AWTnojfT,Daguerreo
yplsts from the Eastern cities, would call theattemion of
he inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns
Jo their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
- goe third sto'V of Btnke's building, 4th st.
. Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
ne pains shall be spared to produce them in the higher
porfectionofthe art. Oarinstrnmerusareofthemosipow
erfalkind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpassed
►; for high finish and truthfulness to nature.' The nnblienre
Aoliciicd to call and examine.
Persons silting for pictures are neither requirred orex
oectedtotake them unless perfect eausfaciion sgiven.
N. B. Operators will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals. ° r
.■ C3!{psmicuoiiB givenin the art, containing *tho mors
- <c*ni Improvements. ■ | W 7
fflomim Mmi
POST
A og r W^ 3 - »™ h
IK7ILLIAM JACKSON, Patent Medicine Depot, SB Lib
_f¥ erty of Wood- febl
*P DELANY, b'dihionablt Clothing Slort. No. 49 Lib
t •erty street. 6 febl
HOON t SARGENT, N ~E corner of Wood and Sixth
streets. f e bi •
IVT HOLMES SON, Bankers and Dealersin Fxchangt
» ♦ Com nndßank Notes > No. 65 Market street- lebl
A FUI/TON, Bell and Brass Founder, No. 70 Second
♦ street, between Market aad Ferry streets- frbl
VICTOR SCKIBA, Bookseller, Stationer aad Binder
Fifth street, between Wood and Market- Jan?
6A. AIcNDLTV & CO., Faruaratn&and Commission
m Merchants, CamiJ Basin. a mar g
WM, J)YEH, Grocer arm Produce ~Dealir~lSo. fS3
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. marl?
.TP*. IN h™. tend C/m.'iifr,Liberty street
V between Sixth gad Virgin aUcy.somh ante. «eplO .
PShT,™'!’,*'.'”’ Bta Fitter, Smith-'
street, between Diamond allev and Fifth at '
s? 1 ™ 08 ’ p f»Pn»w7oitne Pittsburgh
J. FonaUt Baal Start corner of Penn and Wayne b«
* L 4 IRD 1 Merchant Union, Wood street]
IT i successor to MoaritY h Like,) Il'ooFihain
SwoCfen SX“ n for ,I,e Sale ° f ?ZT~
T .WwkJaid Commission Merchant.
win *^H ealer m PapeT and Ra B*i corner Peun and Ir*
w iu sirtets. j a^
f, ’° oll * , EAD 1 Wholesale Grocers and Produce
Dealers, Na. 27 Wood slree t, Plusbiirgh. [myi3
.1 WOOBYV KL.L, Importer and Dealer in For-
Woos”trefif"™ a, ' Cj * ar ‘ twar e' corile ',°f Second and
I ‘'H JO S) B ° al Store, Ship Chandlery and
6 h nrsh Lard 0,1 Kacior >- i^ 4 .
“ n<i &r4a "«* Brokers,
Charles llolel, lll anJ Wood E ' r " L '’ opposite the St.
R S’ Fahnestock & co., ii r },oiaait Drug ii'ori
oi\V„ A nTu^d 0 S r ;x t r h°' F ‘ rsl “ d W "° d “ d ««“«■
S'nn'Mh if f»o«?'»«i»rerrf'KH7cop?Tr
r "’ No - ,? Fm ami - b s"
W ! ' 1 ' 4 'V l: ‘ 4 ,'S> Bookbinder, cornerolThirdand Wood
streets, above C_ H, Kay, where he is prepared to
uucver>_dcEcripuonot_rultng and binding. H nec2
-T I '3 »r LL, -° % and Bxlo.il DcauVin
or, ArMical/a!im.vi.,ttsIPiaiios..School 1 Piaiios..School Boot.
aadStnuonery,No. 12-> Wood street. Toni'
J™VAR, Rectifying Distiller, and Whoiesalo Dealer
•in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor. No
lialnberiy street,and 53 Diamond alley. K-.o
KIND ic FINNEY, Agent! for the Dtlaaari mutual
COTipony, of Philadelphia, at the Ware
uouse of King & Holmes, Water street, near Martel.
tebl
A . ALEXANDER & SONS CiJKnMaker,and fur
•"„HS •.«i£fn, corner of Penn unit St. Clair
Elrcsts, opposite the Erchanije Entrance on Penn freer
SCOTT, WU,i a aU an* Httail '£££*!„
+ V S ' M *> Et ?“i V™? 1 ?, Carpel Sat,, ic ., S. \V. corner
of Foenh and Smiliificld st»., Pittfiiurgh, l‘a. [wil-.‘:y
Li f? n ' °-' U W Scjissb'.
j V^, 10 " ?■ ,? E ?» GtneraiAgmet Cartmuiitman*
V ForjrarJwf .Ifcrstann, Nt>,a; Marker »trcer, Pm,.
pnrch S'pvi ,d
WW. KILLER, FHILAJJA. tt T W- rTTTKaT T rts»».
TCILLKR &, RICKET3ON, moltsale Groan, and'lin-
XTX pone.ru of BrixndieSj Wines and Segara; Nos. 172
anal<4,roritcr oi Liberty and Irwin sireets.Pioaburgh,
jron,Naii3 ; Cottgn Yarns, Ac.. uoasjaaUron ha*J
SM rJNLK* , iiewa. Sign cnX Omcnv*nia< fty«;
, and dealer m PAINTS. No. 44 .it. Clair si-.Pim
oargh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Paiuts, enhsr
rvf?c ; Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Sr?. pH : » pl T 1 Turpentine; Window Glass, of all
sizej, i aitj, Paint Brashes. Ac., ail of tbc best Quality,
and icr at reasonable prices. scpll
. iaaac Will lama.
ERCiiANT TAILOR, SmttbfieJd. street, N«> 12, he
__ tty ccn Ist and £d streets. u?4yt
mp . 11t .,. A ~ Haworth,
TM«Slku^^ D importehs of wines
ÜBA.kDIEE Sasl inlt of ria Oilman*
mavsi
H ~-~ Yoxutfrsoa. T-
Ol oE, slew, AND OHNaSIENtUI PAINTER
Liberty streci, opposite Hand. All work neatly
executed. Order* paociaaliy attended to. {Gtar&y
_ Q.C. Slocltion, “ -
A 1 & Stockton. BOOKSELLER, STA
-*-4 PRINTER and BINDER, corner of Mar*
ket Mild l aird'itrects, Pitunurah, Pa iy^!ui
■ Jamcii I*, liorbacb, 1
U1:l* T IFv I N U mSTIL L E R ,
AKO DtiLCT IJ*
Foreign and Domestic H'lnes, Liquor*, Cigars,
No. 1117 Liberty at. comer of RurkerN alloy.
Piiubu'sH p a
M. D. PATTON,
< s t L Cc ' to J. H . Brtxsur A Co.)
Wholesale Grocer,,UeeUfylog OtstlUer,
AND DJULEX 13
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
L fQUURS, CIGAR &, yft VITS, y UTS, tt c
lWLibertystrcei, Pittsburgh np-'l
jous s; «N*R»T. " tL xiusLrrr.*'
KENNEDY A lIABLETT,
ftf Ruecrssoxa to Kisser A Ksoi.
WhoUsaU and Retail Dealers m J Vaxhts, Jewelry. Silver
IForf, Fancy and Variety Govts, Batitls, Combs, See.
No.tM Market street, between Sib si. and tho Diamond.
Watches and Jewelry neatly renaured.
ratstmrxh, Augusts*!, ItfSO.
. George Beale, Jr.,
MANUFACTURER OK BRUSIIICS, WiioLcaAUt and
Retail, So. 73 Wood stttrt, Pittsburgh, pa. Con
stantly on head, a general and extensive aasonment of
ALL Kiaus oj BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices.
N. £l.—Madtine Urushcs, Ac., made to order at the
shortest notice. tear'.Wry
l. a- ivatkomax• • - a. ?t. wateh>ias.* • w. n. wateuuan.
S* Waterman A Son.,
GROCERS, Coiiimi.iuoit and For-
Metch»nl», Ucalets ill all kind, of I’ro
duce and ritiiburgii Manufactured Article*, and Agent*
forsalc of Richmond and Lyuchburg manufactured To
baeco mar 2
70M11A. Kaot-ia *♦- ‘Atrcru p. ajssuctz.
JOSHUA KHODI&S A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS ,
Au/5, Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, Cigars, sc.,sc
ho. 6 WOOD STREET, lusr SIDE. 7JEAB WATEB,
irty' J'iTTSUUUGH.
W. CUN.NINGIUM •- • - T. .TI. 7a. DUNCAN,
D, CONMNuIIAM ► iHHSEff.
Pittsburgh City Glnti Works.
W. CUNNINU ham & CO.,
MArrcPACTCREES O?
WINDOW GLASS,
Np. iM Market street, between First and Second,
Pittsburgh, ra.
iE/* Particular attention paid to odd sizes. Also,
Heaters in Flint Glass, Vials, Bottle!*, Ac. (jyfehly
cAiffr 7*
A. STUAHT. THOMAS £ HfLt.
STUART A SILL,
Gboccus, an'd Pboduce Commission MnacaANTa,
No. Uh Wood street, PUtsburuh. Pa. .
DEALKRa IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheal, Rye,
O.ils, Corn, Barley, Pork, Bacon, Butter, Lard,
Cheese; Clover, and Flat Seeds; Iron! Nails,
Glars, Ac.j&c., Ac. Particularattemion paid to the sale
or Western Produce.
REFtbßEScKs—MessrA. Myers A Hunter, Robt. Dalzcll
ACti., Hampton,Smith A Co., King A Moorhead, McGills
A Roe. James May, Pittsburgh; Kenner A McMillan,
Mnsullon; Jqa.s. MmrtM>n, F.txi.. St. Louis 4ep2«i
'Walter P. marshall,
(Successor 10 Samuel C . Hill,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ERENCU AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS
Window Shades. Fire Board Prints, &c ’k-r
Also—Writing, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
i . „ , , No. 85 Wood street.
. between Fourth et.and Diamond alley, west side
Pittsburgh, Pa
THOMAS WOODS.-- 3AMUBJ, WOODS
T. WOODS & SOH,
I'HOmjOR DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
l altl No. Cl WATER STHEKT, PITTfiBOBOII.
SAMVEL P, SHftXVEII,
WHOLESALE G JR OC if/? :
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
V AN^ EAL J E f->? , C ITTS S MA.h*U7ACTBaEJ» ARTICLES,
Nos. 130 and loi Second si, between Wood and Smithfidds
Igl Pittsburgh. '
C. a/M'ANULTT 4, CO,. !
TRANSPORTERS, FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
. Depot, Conai Basin, 409 Penn fit,
aprl*> Piuskuiuh.
PAUL & MVRDOOK,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
. and. STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
No, 7 Waxes street,
aprl:tf ; Cincinnati, Ohio,
babribr& sheridan, ;
HOUS’E AND SIGN PAINTERS;
IMITATIONS OF/WOOD AND MARBLE
NEATLT EXECUTED.
. . Fourth, below Market strut, Pittsburgh.
~Jotm N. H* Fountain
Has taken charge of the BARBERSHOP under the
OLD EAGLiTSAnOONjWhereiiesohciW the pa
tronage of the public. He hopes, by his endedvors, to
merit the lavor of his friend*. . , feb2s:tf
J. A. Coislter 9 • ]
YXTHOLE3ALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, cor
f f ner of Wood and Third streets, under StjCharles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. ? [apr3
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Bnaineas (Sarba
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Btwinm (Sarto.
COHBI9TOW,
CORNER OF KANR AND MBERTT SXBRETS,
P A Emblem» Sc il A| U '®IM&NNE’&S, DESIGNS,
vatiow ’* C ' AJ,0 > Steeples and all difficult ele-
C7* The best and cheapert Signs in the City [febdS
bbal estate broker.
H HENttYW.FISII
«the earner of Sffiithheld and
■ni» il h ° Ur j P,a , B , b i lrGh ' known as the “ Great
tenimil i W|l J devote bis entire lime and at
tenuon to the Purchase, Sale and Exchange of Real £••
lot*, m chy amt country- * 8 y
,anJfi"«n“^£3 u " nm ? ce ' v ‘ th business, hehopes to
K V f bu,m«. may faV ° r hln " V “ , ‘ *«“«“ ln ,helr
rf,i REFERENCES.
-h‘°h 1 ?, ell >, Ira B. Hersey,
John F. Perry
j k-' mi i re ’ Lyman Wilmarth,
r?™“S 1 ’ La pi. William Ward,
- rhoß - toward, „ W. Q. Leslie.. rseplgtv
4s> Market
JLJmreet, three doors above Third, Pittsburgh, will have*
aSdfi?ShL? at 1 wellselected assortment of the best
?“ d .? n Li ! , tuoh he will sell on the moßt
J oB .’. Physicians sending orders will be
J n™? d „ eJ to,I ?? d ““PRPHed with articles they
may rely upon as genuine.
wlllbe accurately and neaUy
or'niglft rOIB * be b ° Bl “aterials, at any hourof the day
ror aale > a large stock of freshandgood PERFU
wbR*- : decX)
Bsgle (Mau Works. -
JOSEPH D . A B ELL.
a
„ aTs^WNDOWCLA^" 1 ' dt "***l
RboF?aiSc£?' ° n lmntl a general assortment of the
. the other Green Gloss Factories are all
stopped, as is the custom in summer, this Factory is now
w full operation, and toiU continue in operation both sum .
mer and winter, m
Orders lhanitfullr solicited oud will be filled at the
shortest notice. .
-JjjC 'JfatihottU) iVo.U2 Second wui , bttwun Wood and
Smul\fitld sireta. {jy*29.»so:iy
The Old Printing KitabUafameaT.
ionimoiTac btocictom%)
Mndßlank Book and Stationery Warehouse,
X&T S. HAVEN is prepared lo execute cve.y style of
f T • Legal, Commercial. Canal and Steamboat Job
Pnniing and_ Book Binding j and farnish every article
in the Blank Book,Paper and Stationery line,at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of
Market and and Second streets.
l£/~ Printing Office and Book Bindery, No. 50 Third
Bl * e i novl6
U. C. STOCKTON,
„ .. (Low Jahruian if Statkum.)
**«■*»»*«*• <fc Blnnor,
TTTOULD respectfully invito the attention of Mer-
JSi fmn.mtf'' 1 ’ !° las la lB c and superior stock
of BLANK Books, constating o f Oa>- Book*, Journals,
Ledgers, Invoice,Cash, Order andLeuer Hooke, ofcverv
sue, made of Ihe tiesi paper, and bound in the moil du
rable manner, whicti he oJert- ar prices taut canno! fail
to give satisfaction. Blank Books ruled and bound to
any given pattern Printing of every description exe
rt'd with neatness and dispateh. No, 47 Market st
i.itbographlc Efiiabliaftmont of
-\VM. SCI! IfCHMANN
APS Landscape., Dm.faeod,, Show.biil*. Labels,
Alacbioc Drawings. bushiest
ana Veiling Card*, etc., Engraved or Drawn’on Stone
and Printed in Colore, JGold, Drome or Ulacfc in the
m ocUS P S[y Ved RnaaUbe 13,0,1 reasonable prices
Tviri
A ani StauFmtdtr, has rebuilt and
• twinejs at (u* old aland, No. 70. Se
“i Ferry streets, srLere he trill
he pleased lo t. e hit o!d cnsioraers and friends
uSi£'' A ' s, , caraM:l>:1 >: »od bells of every tree, (rota to to
!?'?*' C3 “' fr< ™ P»«cnre of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the boot material.
P “ p5 > t ’ OQDler -'. KiiUasr. Sr, 4e .,
S r ">' ««otr of Brar j Caatink, if reeuir--
cd,teroed and finished In the neatest manner,
J iiZS? “.'V*' 1 ’? { ? r **»««’» dttrf-sfcraerfe* lU
mivS. rtr -ct-fl”"* 1 for a ,he rcJ “= lio o of friction In
SSSb.™ *” anil < ' ons P° li! «>» ean be had or
turn at all nmes. novllfcy
WILLIAM TRQVILLO, Vnderuiis*, Vifib, street. im
mediately opposite the The afro, respectfully »n*
joriii'i Un fneaus o»d the public in jgcn*rai. that he fca s
V bu.ojtees as a t- urr.utnxig Cudenaker. He
J rd i mwa*-, ke-psonhand Ceffir,sof aii
i*tca «ftd tied*,bfcfoitds,and <t|i oiheraninJcs necessary
onruehoceasions. r ’
-.H l lT CT .I'OAca, and Icudea coffins wißfcawp
piled Inorder. A fine heateesiideamagealwaygreadY
jo»Hcm|-mnrfah_ «p**iy
'' M ail:xandkr &^ovj
r_^W|idjS-wdfe|lif T Mawis aRD Fctatuonta
®lS***««isBr / kxks, rww ?/ j*n» end
tefw " 11 1 * ta * r J ' i| a* ftekon**
Jg&NL. cn Ft*<t ms
,, ~ , „ pectfuUy inform t&cir friend* and
the public, that they are prepared to furnish and attend
lo everyxhiag in the line of Cadertoker*. as they hare
quit the baamew of Cabinet Making, and then attention
will be devoted altogether to the above bu»mei*. keen &
taigc assortment of COFFINS made and &nuW,com '
ed, ana lined ui the neatest manner, with a variety o
materiai», and at all prices, we keep SlittUlLy ready
madCjOf all sixes, of flannel, Cambric, and Ma*h» at
all prstes, and made in the eastern style, and ail tuber
article* necessary for dressing the dead, and lumrihina
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SILVER FLATeI
or engraving the name and age; ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wuh to keep Uicir friends
any length ot time, and have ZINC FANS to pat ice tu
for lam* on the body; LEADEN Coffin* always on
hand. \\ c have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair ot
hne horse*, and any number of the best carriages etc
etc., and will be prompt, p&aeraah and reasonable ‘
auglg-y
ItffOKONUAIIELA FLANINU MlLL—James Mann
IXJL. xs«M would respectfully inform hit friend* and the
public* that bis new establishment i* now in fail opera*
tioruand that he U prepared to furnish Root Cabin, ami
nil all order* for Finned Lumber, with promptitude,and
nt the lowest raxes. * r ’ w
Board and Flank, planed cm one or both tide*. eon
auuUv on hoi d.
Su*U, Boors and Mouldings,ctfevery description,made
to order.
UiulUer* and Carpenter* woaiJ find it to their advan*
to give htrn a c«U, kb be can now furnish them with
P suitable far eecry UMCriptionnf work
roiiii'KArverr'*'"
HIAPPISTT4 OLD,
(Siiccetwra to the laic firm of John Sheriff i Co.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
AND MANUPACTUAEKS
rr»yTifSf.rrr; Grass Faucets, rSteam and Gat
r , I Cocks, with all the ratio oji article*
awd in the PLUMBING UUSI
- . NESa.No*. 127 amllifc) i’irsutreet.
The above arc now prepared to manufacture end keep
constantly ou band every variety ofGuagcand Steam
Cocks, inch as ore used by Katrine builders atid Plumb
ers, also, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents, brackets, Ga«
Pipe, &c., Ac., Ac. (ttovSU
tjotels, sft.
Satlonal Hotels Pittsburgh*
St'turtfrdcntVWhrr Sirett, opyotiu tht tending of th*
BrovruvilU i>uam ]? otitis,
riMUKliouae bavin* undergone a thorough repairing
X tu»il Cuing up, both inside and out, the subscriber is
determined io use every exertions in his power lo make
all comfortable that think proper to call with him. The
Table will be always supplied with tho best the market
affords. The Car will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquors.
Attached to the house is a good stable, attended by a
good Hostler. JAMES REAMER. jydO
&LLEH SHOWN. W, C. CONNKLLT.
BBOWK'S HOTffiL.
CORNER OF SEITHFJELD AND THIRD RTS ,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
imOWN 8t CONNELLY, I'ROPIUETORS
N. B —Oood Stabling attached to the house.
QUfi£N 9BUIIGII HOTEL.
T IHMUUUon's Old Sta?td.)
HE subscriber having leaved the above well know*
and excellent establishment, is now prepared to en
tettain his friends ond the traveling public generally, in
the bent manner and on tho most reasonable terms.
His.TABLE will at all time* be supplied with every
delicacy of the season; and hit Bar with the best of Li
quors.
His stabling is very extensive; and every arrange
ment has been made for tho accommodation of Drovers,
. WM. CLAWSON.
Waverly Bouse.
S~\ THE undersigned having
\SLOi few succeeded Mr. John Ys&osb
in this popular establishment, announces 10
his friends and the public generally, that he
will us'his best efforts to keep up the well earned and
long enjoyed reputation of (he house.
He will keep constantly on hand every delicacy ot
the season, Game, Shell and Can Otstbb3j4c-, and his
Bar will at all limes bo supplied with the CJuoicsst Lr
qcoss. Cdcci7tly,] ; W.Q.GALLAGHER.
“OUR HOUSE.”
SHELL OYSTERS AND GAME received daily at
“ Oim Housi,” No. 24 Diamond alley,
jalilm WM. BENNETT.
res NO. 108 WOOD STREFT /""V'Y
Ml „ FALL, FASHIONS I -ULjV
—-a Received at tho OLD eland of G- W-
OLASSGOW, Beebe k Oo.’e Fall stylo of Eats lor
tB5O. Those in wani of a good Uat or Cop. at a small
advange abore cost for Cash, will please ca.. .tNo IOS
Wood street, east side,third door below Fifth street
sug3l:4m
„„ City Shirt Store. —~ !
O* S&9 StvClair atreotf (near the bri<lge,)-~a
laree assortment of our own make constantly on
hand* Customer SHIRTS made to order promctlv.
£*!f.ivLi
1»> *
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, APRIL. 17, 1851.
For P. If. BYRNES Sfi_Co., 69 South drner of
Pme.NtV) York; SStTalerloo Mood, Liverpool fanilii
Gravter street, New Orleans,
SAS A-LINE OF PACKETS .ailing every five day.
from Liverpool 10 New York; a Line of Packet.
Liverpool to Philadelphia, pn the 18th of each
month i a lane of Packcip to Baltimore on the '2oth o
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on Ihe Bth and
S4th of each month from London and Ponambnth id
New York. , . , • ■■"
ALSO-Draflsatslghtalwaysonhand. for any amount,
ut the lowe.t rates or discount; and all information
given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure, by their Agent.; . JOHN THOM>SO&
Ja6 ~ hOa Liberty ai., Pittsburgh ■
black Ball line
'EMIGRATION OFFICE,
’ . AT TLLa CATHOLIC BOOK STOfiE, -
9T {?#&,■ *ir**h'n*ar [SmitfyitleU .
F| mb unc(er*igned lakes ibis method of informing bis
i friend* jmathepabUcJbgonferal, ihat he has bpened
an Office at the above named place, and isbtepared to
remit money in sums ofss and payable at
sight, in any town in England, Ireland, Scotland and
wales. -
Ilois also prepared to bring from Li v-:
erpool (o any port in tea United ;S tales. Being con
nected with* house of eofcb long standing-asthat ot
Mcssrs/Roche, Brothers & Mostersbn j and Try his strict
atientibn to business',' he will merit
tbe confidence of those wfiomay favor their
patronage. For particulars, please -call at the Emigra
tion Office of the.underrigQed, Agent. :
W.&M’CONLOGUE,
No! IJ7 Fifth Pittsburgh; -
R'fcrenca-~floni Johnß. Guthrie, Mayor of Pitw*
burgh; James Blakely, Esq., John J. Mitchell Esq.,
,Hon. w. Porter^Alderman M. W. Lewis, of the
Morning Chronicle, Post, and Pittehurgh Catholic.
JCSV. : LINE OP PACKETS
PHILADELPHIA.
TO BAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
o n the Eighteenth day of every Month.
JANE H. GLIDDEN, Ambrose CAihf.TUO tons*lBth Nov.
JAMES BROWNE r AVtA«p Child, 1000 ions*48ihDec.
GONDAR, /. <?, Bantoie,GsQ tons Jan.
NEW SHIP, —, 850 lona-~ .. i , l9 g gg]
The above ships are builtof the best materials and af
ter the most approved model* for swiftness; combined
with Uie modern Improvement* for the comfort of pas
teasers. Their commanders are raenof known ability.
These packets will taka advantage- of steam tow'
boat* up the Delaware..
Also, ships sailing weekly from Liverpool to Nivv Or
leans. Passengers can get up the river cheap thioa/rh
the winter. • • e
For terms of Second Cabin and Steerage pa&sage,:ah
ply to or address by letter - r -;. -
P. W. BYRNES&COy
South street, corner of Pine, Now York.:
Waterloo Road,Liverpool;
or to JOHN THOMPSON,
nov U:ly SO5 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
foreign passenger office*
SHIP AHOYr -rs*.
ggggffi WHO COMMANDS? WlflgK
• II ARSDES & CO.,
\V ho have appointed ihe subscriber Agent for their unri
▼ailed Lines of fehtps from Liverpool to New York
Philadelphia and Boston.
the Friend* of Emigraaw he careful to havotheir
arrangement.* made according' to ih© new ProvisienLato,
and take no aan> reccip;».wjthow haring U interred;
othcrwjßctbcy will have topay inJ/»verpool,before ther
ship. ■ ;
The following Is the list, accordingto law: • '
2|Et3.Bread, * SEs^BeeforFork,
1 -r-nour, . « kpim Vinegar,
5 Oatmeal, • sj Jib, Susrarj
2 *• Bicc, $ | i! Molaase#,
a •• Potatoes. n Sot. Tea,
Wah uitco qunn« of per <tay. and sufficient b
for Cooking.
The caboo*o and for the fete «f Pa*
tensers, are-kept ur.derdover. Kvery auenUon will be
paid u> promote their hcaiia and comfort
Bank cf Lajitind Ntlea and Forujgn Ettchanjfe par*
chased at current rates.
Pensions, &e„ *c.» collected, and
copies of \\Zli.- procured, wjihcrcry other buslnesscotf
r.ertad wsth aa Kurspesa Asent; • ' • •
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
LaropeanAffeai,
{•».»».» Ha«>tbr»a?-vgr&cfrftf Fifth and Wood su.
JUf « g._3
KNULAfr D. IRELAKIX -
SCOTLAND, WALKS.
I HANOI; and uKRMANY,
To 4iiy amount, Ly
•Joshua Roblnioot
Eurcp&mAjemj, Pottßmxm&.w. Fifth and IPwiia
1851. Jj|tllL
filcrohanu' transportation tine
FOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. 10“ WITHOUT
RK-SHIPPINO. ,oi
C. A. M'ANULTY f CO.,
t-'&nat Ua.ftin.4o* Penn at.-, Ptusbargli.
CHARLES HA YNOR,
Central Uiotk Hoad fit, Fhilada.
WE *tc prepared to receive it Urge amount of Her
eiiamJfie iiud Produce, to *bip,cm the opening of
the Caual, to Phtlodelpbia and Bit intermediate place*,
at loicet taw, and in Jeu rimt, than in any previous khi*
»o«.
N. It —-The increased number of Truck* provided by
the Canal Commiftsionar* for carrying boat* 'over ibe
Sjatt* Railroad* will prevent any po-<iiMluy oi delay a;
Johnstown, floiiidayaborffh or Columbia, ibi* *ra*on.
C. A. M’ANULTV,
Canal Damn.
mt sgi m mi
Pennsylvania Railroad company
WILL be prepared to. Transport MERCHANDIZE
from PHILADELPHIA to PITTSBURGH in an
ticipation of the opemsf of the Eastern Division of the
Pemuyleaiua Canal, say on and after the TWENTI
ETH of FEBRUARY, at the following rates, viz t
For Ist Class—Dry t>oo<is, and Shoes.
Drugvßook*, Stationery, Ac., at •*•-$! per 1006*.
ForSu Class—Hardware, Qucentwarc. Groceries, Faint
and Dyestuff*. Oils, Ac., at 60 cents per lOOtb*.
For 3d Class—Coffee, Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Ua
con, Beef, Fork, Ac., at-—*- *OO cents per iOOtbs.
For 4th *‘loss—Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ashes, Marble, Pig
Iron, Bricks, &c , at • -50 cents per IGOEj*.
H. li. HOUSTON,
rroighl Agent, Fenna. Railroad Co.
No*. *274 A 270 Market Street, Philadelphia.
N.U —Goods going Hast by our Road should be con
signed to McFADEN & COVODE,
Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
PASSENGER TRAINS between PHILADELPHIA
and Leave Philadelphia Daily at 6 A
M.,andlo| P.M. Leave Pittsburgh Daily at SA. M.,
ana P, P. M. A. HENDERSON,
fcbtfJm . Passenger Agent.
■ • JAKE* oll>-
TW*STT-nim MILKS Tits SHoaTKST ROUTS
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
"file steamer THOMAS SHIUVER, M.
Master, leave* Pittsburgh, from her
wharf boat, above the Monongahelft bridge, daily, at 4
o’clock, P. M.. ond Weil Newton at 8 A.M,, running la
connection with a daily Uoo of splendid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence to Balti
more and Philadelphia. .
For further information enquire of
O. M. HARTON,
Passenger Agent, Monongahela House;
: or,Capt. JACOB.SMITH,
deckOrira Agent, \Vbarf Boa
Roctctngham and Domestic Rueeniware.
WOODtVARD, BLAKELY & CO , Manufacturer*
of Rockingham and Yellow Cane Ware, East
Livebpool, Ohio. • . ,
CET SAMPLE ROOMS, N 0.104 Fourtkstrea. near the
Mayor’s Office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Oar extensive Works enable us to fiilordcrsproraptly.
A competent designer being constantly employed, also
enables us to keep pace with ail the now ond improved
styles of the day. .
Water Urns, Spitoons. Pitchers, Fancy Toys, Dessert
Sets, Flower Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Medicine and
Snuff Jure, and articles for domestic use, in great variety.
Orders rap ctfullp tolicitea. mart?:tf
BottatyLanilo.
CAPT. NAYLOR, No. 103 Third street, corner of
Cherry alley, having mide arrangements at Wash
nston for the purpose, wIU procuro Bounty Lunds for the
officers und soldiers, their, widowa end children, under
the Bounty Lund Bill, passed September 2Sth, 1850
Pittsburgh. October IP-
' j'X®Ss ©. watt;
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Wo. 30 market street,
Between Second bnd Third gtg., Pittsburgh.' Pa.
•rwr E HAVE NOW FINISHED «S dozen of Ladies’
W fine black rial Lambs Wool STOCKINGS, which
arc sofior in the wool ana more durable In the color than
any we have heretofore made;. i Every article in the
-Sock, Undershirts land -Drawers, ladtes’ aad children’*
underclothing, made to order with punctuality.
The Old Established Stocking; luanufaciory. Fifth st.
: decO • W.DaLY a CO.
: suvor Fort") Spoono, <sc.
mrE keop constantly on hand a larro assortment of
YV silver Forks, Spoons, Ladles, ac., of our own
manufacture, of Standard silvcr.__ _ ■ ;
JOHN B. M'FADDEN k CO.,
00124 - - .S 3 Market street.
KIMSTONE—I~' bblsfor side, by : r ~
/ mai26 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
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Surigrathm £ime: ;
ipneF for Different Lines : of Paetot Ships.
QFFI CE* Jsrfjp&
B&ftffiS. 30S mSSttIY. ST., PITTBBCHOa : ! B&Mb
new Arrangement..
(Srartspartatum £uus
VOUQHIOBUBSJ UOVTIiI
To tlie Larttco.
9«w Boobi I sew Books (
H MINER'& C0.,32 Smith Geld street, &t 6 receiving
• a greats vanety 'of cheap publications. Having
arrangements with Publishers in the various cities, of
the Union, we have a decided advantage over.other
faonses in the eariy receipt of. new works. The follow-'
mg are some of the latest that have been received : .
- Lutell’s Ltvmg Age—Nos. 360.
Journal^^ eloll,a mechanics’ Magazine andEngmeers’
f Richard of YpTk, or the White Rose of England. An
Historical Romance, by the author of “The Last of the
Flantagenets,” 4c.;
Tho Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse—being an ex
planation of modern mysteries—by A* Jackson Davis.
Rose fDonglas, or the Autobiography of a Minister’s
• ■ • • - - -
• jf re . n ®h without a Master—in six easy lessons ; Span
.isn without a Master—in four easy lessons j Italian with
out a. master—m five easy lessons; German without a
master—in six easy lessons; Latin withoat a master—in
sue easy lessons, : : Price ot each, 35 cents; or the whole
nve may be had for one dollar. • tap>7| |
Boolsa IH*w Boofc* 11
A T HOLMES*JLITERARY DEPOT, Third street,
jfl. opposite the Post Office:' -
Horticulturist for April;
Cultivator do;
LittelPs Living Age* No. 360;
Daughter •° Q^IaB, 0T Auiobio 2 ra Pby ot a Minister's
Nathalia—a Tale ;
■ Sbiritnal Intercourse—by A, J. Davis;
n? 1 ?® 1 !* Magazine for April—the best numberissued:
B^rS«fer t Ule WWtB 81,56 0f En^ttnd: »
German, withont a Master—in six easy lessons; .
French without a Master, do do;
.Latin without a Master, do . do;
Spanish without a Master—in lour easy lessons; .
Italian withoat a Master—in five easy lessons;
Tune;TheAvenger— by Mra.MaTBhr fapt? ,
' T HOLMES’ Literary Depot, Third street, opposite
./X>the Post Office. : . •
Harpers’ Magazine for April:
ImersauonaT do do;
• • Before' and Behind the Curtain—or fifteen years’ ob
servations of the Theatres of New York—by W, B.
Nonhall; * .
'London Labor and the London Poor—Nathalie—a
Novel, by the author of “ Women of France
Anne Grey—u Novel, by the amhorof Jane Shore;
- The Personal History andAdventuresofPehown—
by the aathorof “Laurie Todd
Tom Racquet and his Three Maiden Aunts —with il*
lustrations;
ETVTbe above works may be had atM'NAMARA S,
opposite the Post Office, Allegheny City. (apr3
BEFORE and Behind the Curtain. ot Fifteen Years
trTn^^P 1 ! 5 5? on v3 ofNew York
uy mUiam Knight Nonhal. This u a new work—it ap
pears to be a history of facta. The revelations of the
author are of a most striking chancier, tending to en
force the reader to the conviction that the whole book is
strictly tree.
Harper’s Monthly Magazine tor Apnl ; one of the best
numbers . yet issued. It is useless to puff this Magazine
—aimoat evew body seemsto be taking it.
• ->■ H.Mlaer4C 0.,32 Sinithfield street, nave the above fot
sale ; togeihei yriihji -most extensive sioek of old and
new liters tore intro Uoe of their business. r fapr3 -
___j sew''Bobksi iftw Booicat
\\f ALL, No, 65 Fourth- street, has jast received the
TV following new works:
Pope Joan, or the Female Pontiff; by G.W. M.Rey
noldi,Esq» . ■
: IJe Personal History and Adventures of Pen Owen
by JonnGaft
Tom Racquet and his Three Maideh Aitius. This work
is a companion to “ Vanity Fair."
, Iconographic Encyclopaedia. No. 19.
v ffihtsiogpOrtsmen-containmg nates on shooting, Ac.,
byE. J. Lewis. M D. ~
; Tha Warwick Woodlands, by Frank Forester.
Anne Grey; by the author of«Graraby,” « Jane
Shore,” 4c. ■
Before arid Behind the Curtain, or Fifteen Years
among the Theatres of New York; by William Knight
NorihaU, author of the Life of YankceHiU. 8
Tn fi Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse—being an cx
>lasatioa of modem Mysteries; by Andrew Jackson
Oavis—author of the Great Harmonica, 4c;
Romany; of the Ocean—illustrated with maps, anec
dotes,-eortes, 4c. -
fortic : ahomoroas novel; byGregory Seaworthy.
IIOOKS! !—Louisiana: Its colonial history and ro-
I macce—by Charles Oayarre.
Meant Hope; or Philip, King of the Wampanbejn ;
audiUtorieaf romance—br- G. IL Hollister. - .
a Franco ua story—by the authorO; the'
EoUo Books.
London Labor and ho London Poor—by Henry May-
Pan Daguerreotype engravings, taken by Beard.
April No- of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine.
Ati iko above Boot&Ios t tenet ved-and for sale by •
it C. STOCKTON, Bookseller,
apJ No 47. Market *trret.
NEW BOOKS'—Elements of Analytical Geometry,
and of the Differential and Integral Calculus Bv
Elias Loomis, A. M.
NileNotosof aHowadji.
r,'y tt \l ace —A Franconian Story. By iha author of the
Hollo Books.
London Labor and the London Poor. By Henry Ma
hew—Triih daguerreotype engravings, taken by Beard.
Parti.
The ftboye Book, just reteived and tor Bale by
ro»na R. C. STOCKTON. 47 Martel »t.
TjrOLL'ME ' Lob-
- -r- ut Loning's Pictorial Field Book of the
, Bcvolauon. bound m cloth, fjiil;
No. 10,Pictorial Field Book of tie Revolution, pamrh
iet senes;
Majy F.rskiua—a Fraaconia story iby tbe author of
Holla Books:
Time, the Avenger; by the author of the “Wilminr
tona,” 4; Lettice Arnold,” ” Moordant Uail,” ic.
Tho above vr cries just received and for tale by
R. C. STOCKTON,
N 0.47 Market street.
fletr ffluslc.
TENN\ LIND'S celebrated ‘‘Bird Song,” arranged for
O the Guitar.
The Robin, by Jenny Lind—for the guitar ;
When Stars ure in the Quiet 3kies, do
Jianey at the Gate, do
Rataplan,by Jenny Lind, do
Bytbesad.Sca Wave*, do
X wandered by the Brook Side, do
AU the Wind* are Sleeping, do
Camral of Venice, do
Ethiopian Melodies, do
3o«ak Gently, •uoc'by W. V. Wallace-for ptano
- My New* England Home ,
National Union;
’Tia Midnight Hour;
Sleeping, f Dreamed, Love—by W. V. Wallace:
Jciste Cook,
Oh come, Maidens, come;
Mountain Maid’s Invitation;
We Parted Forever;
Ccllonade Polka;
Flick's Sentimental Walts;
Toaelher with aJarge collection of Waltzes, Marches,
Variations, Ac., Just received by express.
Collections made, and Music bound in the best manner
, C. BLUME’S Piano Depot,
llB, Wood street.
_ rsfiiv atiaic.
TXTHERE are tho Friends of my Youth. By G. Barker;
Tf I’n Something Sweet to Tell You:
The Robin;
Pm Thinking o'er the Days. Mary;
My New England Home, New Song, dedicated to
tho Ladies of New England;
She I Love is for away.
Oh, Meet me on the Silver Shore ;
Good Night;
My Home’s on the Prairie Lea. By Woodbury i
Lily Uhey. ByS. C. Foster;
Pve leftmy Native Village. By <3, Barker;
The Spirit Dove:
Fo, hi, hi. The Black Shakers’ Song anJ Polka;
Woaidlwere with Thee—for Guitar;
LesAdieux. By.tforr;
Ah extensive collection of uew Polkas, Waltzes.
Variations, Ac.
Also, a new supply of u New Carmina Sacra,” Can
ucaLaudia, and an excellent ncwwork.cailedthe uMe
toiUrt," a collection of popular end .social «oa«, harmo
nised and a ganged byG.S.Webb and \v. Mason—
considered one of the heat works ever published
, H- KLEBER, Golosh Harp,
fcblS No. 101 Third street.
Hew Stock of Plauoa.
if i wouldrwpeet*
attention of the pub-'
her newandsplendid stock of
%£«*PIANO9 Just opened and ready for
sale, among which are the celebrated Hamburg Pianos ,
with the new improvement of the over-strings, the la
test and most important improvement, invented solely
by them and by no others.. They have been tried to be
copied in this country*, but unsuccessfully^
Alto, one splendid 7 octave, double carved Piano,
Louis XIV style, made by Bacon A Raven, New York.
Three 7 octave Pianos, also made by Bacon A Raven.
New York.
Four 61 octave Pianos, made by.J. A. 0. Fisher, late
Nunns A Fisher, New York; together with some of our.
own manufacture, with metalic frame. &a*J3 .
James liowryi Jr<) _
CHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No.
904 FetUtmatfs Rena, Liberty street, has on hand a
large BtockofClituts and Bedsteads of every descrip
tion, made of the best materials, which hewiu sell low
er than articles of the same quality can be sold in the
city, lie would call particular attention to ms large
stock ot mahogany ana walnut chairs and Bedsteads,
which ho will sell.at greatly reduced prices. Also,
TURNING of every description exocutod m the neatest
maimer. •. ,
Orders left at tho Wnrerooms, or at the Mill, comer of
Adams and Liberty Streets, willbe promptly attended to.
marit . • ~ ' '
KECKIVED this day, per express, aMino assortment
of Dress Goods,composing inpart the lateststyles
of Dress Silks. Silk Tissues, Irish Poplins, Berages,
Lawns, Ac. Abo, a general assonmem of dress trim
mings, such as laces, buttons, (all styles,} braid, Ac.
ogether'will.' a large lot 01 hosiery and gloves j to nil of’
■which the attention of the public n solicited.
A. A.MASON & CO,
apr3 Nos. 63 and 64 Market st~
SHEAPEST SUMMER GOODS IN TOWN.-Light
Cloths, all wool, Cashmarettes, Scotch Plaids,
en Drills and Ducks, with every variety of Mar'
seilics and othor Vestings and Trimmings, by
jed JOSHUA :
;■ • : V *7.S* y
;’-. '•'- ;•• “ -£&.+?'.? '-.' ' , \Vt >•"...V- -*T , /T.- -fc. •»
' ■ ■ •• ■ «• ;■ j'r'.
18m looks, fHtmc, &c.
>.'-*’•_ u' •, .
• if .. *• ■ •' •» . ■ , v •-i i
.. *•' ■£* ■ 1 *»:• *. i »
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...s, , _
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Sale $p (ffo JJet. ' i
A J 2S l «'^® I ' E . BESrOENCE IN ALLEGHENY
wLL, ■"OR S^XB-.—A VflJuilble nJ-irnnlfc Tam<'
' ed > £ rO ?L? 4 ® ,e!:t < 1 * n tfce Common timlSianna
deepto aSOfOolaUey; bavin if a two
Sil? 0 * fr °“, se > » ball, and nine roo^Tconve
hvdrani vn a SO ’ W S r » hoil ' o and ceUalj datoven,
yard, garden andfroit trees.Tailinff i£ front
Th fl {?°n Sa J f 'wellbuilt,and is of thereat
The halland rooms arejsuitably,papered, end,thdwhole
is in complete order Price 84,000* . * {
. Terms—3l,ooo in-hand ? balance in 6 year* 1
, ,9. CUTHBERT, GeaU Agijnt,
• - SQ.Smithfictd s)xoof!,,,
A LLEGHBNY PHOPEHTY FOR weU
J3l improyed property; of2s.feetfrontpnMqrganBtt
price 81600. Also.aValaable Property,well Improved/
on Leacock price £2200:; Also; two Building T/Ctsr,
24 feet fronton Onio Lane, by 130 to an Alley ; B'iOOeach.
Also, 3 lots. 24 ‘feet front on H&mptonSwby 130 to an
Afleyj 5250 each. A 150,2 Lots, 25'feet£ront oh Juni
ata st., by 123 to an alley: 8900 each'. • " •!
S. CuTHBERT»'Gen , i Agent,
apl4 , , ; 50 Southfield street. y
UOR SaLE—A desirable propertyof SEVEN 'AND;
i? A HALF ACRES OF GROUND, in a-'heallhy and
pleasant location, adjoining the property.of the late Col.
Croghan, about ons from the Cemetery.
is well calculated, for acountry residence, for .gardening
purposes, or for apleasure garden—or could be divided'
into small lots. There are about If acres ofccral.
. Price for the whole, 82,600. Terms easy., .?.•*• •
'**./', SCUTHBERT/Getfl Agent,
aprU; : - 50Smithfield.street..^
T IBERTY STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A"
JU: valuable property of 21 feet front on Liberty street,
by 100 deep to an alley—ftavintra largo fourstofy brick'
Warehouse, with good ceilarf office, Ac.—all cbniferii*
ently arra ,ged for doing an extensive businbsS. \
_Also, a three building, fronting on tbs Blley.
*beabove is in a good location lor business. Pricey
1 - Terms accommodating,’ 9.CUTHBERT.
aprlO, Gen’l Agent, SOSmitbfieldAreet;...
* For Rent, j
\\T 20 Wood ttrett, ' Enquirer on tie
ff premises. . , , . . fmhria*
For Reiitt .; . . r-. ;•
BASEMENT OF THE
MASONIC MALL, Fifth Bi&tzs. ■' • • 1
The first floor is sub-divided 'into two -Store'Rooms
front, 20 by 60 feet, and will be very desirable for Fancy
Stores., Two Rooms back*, suitable.forOffices—tactes--
iabyawide Hail; running through- the centre
of thebuilding.- .The basement will-be-fihiabdd' in s’
neat manner, and will be, suitable for Retail Variety .
Sfores/Trunkand Harness makers, Ac' •* i
Thewhole willbereadyby thelsiof April!.’ - . v
Enquire of JAMES HAILMAN, \
. i , Water afreet.'••
Foraeni.
Th at Large. dwelling house, withiisi*
iSSJ n, Sr e g ro Garden and Stables-li.il
Residence or the late Wm. J; Totten,
■Cliff street. -Possession gwen on the Ist of March.
-For terms, apply to.D. ifc M>ABOY, Guardian, or H.
C. Totten, at the FortPm .Works. , , VtfebtS ;
T7OR SALE.—A Lot of. Ground haying, a;fro4tof6o.
JL .feet on Centre Avenue, and running back',2s6 feet
to two; streets! • On* the lot is erected'a largel Brick*
Dwelling House, nearly newaudwcli finished. The lot
.is planted with. the. bestselepted -Fruit and Shrfabbery
the country can afford. If application be made*soon,the
property willbe soldata fair price andreniis. ■!■
- Enquire atihe office of WMsCvFmEND,' !
v'...,; ■ - ■, ; . •Atforney I .Foarthstreet’
febllctf between Wood and Smlthfiefd,'
For Rent In BinulngtiaEit,
f\ NEXJEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, ‘
V/ with store looms and cellar, favorably situ-JHIIa.
ate for a large Grocery and Produce business. v Passes?
ion may be nad immediately, wnb a low rout, to a rood
businessman. .. ;
ALSO—One large Brick—occupied' as 'a bokrdinr
boose and inn. - ■ | •
•.: • ALSO—Eleven newthKe story Brick Houses-Homc
just possession given immediately. Olliersdn
the IstApni:.
Frame House, arid several rip slaiiS
-rooms.. .} : .'; | - - .y.
? Yard, and Kiln to burnia; ' | ’
ALSO—One Lumber V&rd, with space to put ej iarge
amount—and one o f the best points about the c|iy fojr
.FOR SALE OR LEASE—One large lot.^favorably
situated for a Foundry; an j,. Engine Shop: or other manu
fricturing,having.dee/, water in froiit. (a; harbor,) fox
fitung Out and repairing sthamboatsV&c. - :; '
ALSO, . FOR-3ALE—ISO,iH)n Brick,'in lots/and sold
low; if not sold before,they, will be : sold bn Tuesday,
the 2jUi of March next, at 12 o’clock, M. t nr cash br up*
proved papen . .
-ALSO—Lots on lease,.to.build on., r - • ;
Apply, to the subscriber* at his office id Birmingham,*
near the Rolling Mill, from 10 to 2—or at the Watbroom
■ throaßlimeiPiusburghl’eit.qiiics.tjT paiii letter. <
■ f eM ■ JOHN RHKY.
■ .■ For Rent) ' ''
A HANDSOME STORE, on Markqt street, between
.Third and Fcufth"strcets, ! at'present occupied by.
•Mr; Thomai IVliiie, as a Dry Goods Store/
Also—A large ; welt finished ROOM in the second
siory,«extdo3rto Mr. Half’s Mercantile College.! This
Room is well calculated and suifoble fox a Musical Sa
loon, or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
doable offices. E, D. GAZifAM,
upl-tf Office, Third st., over the Post Offico.
:ToL«t«
pSt}„ A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Xi£2H.Lane, Allegheny, betweenthe Hand street bridge
•and -Aqueduct.. Enquire of fl. W; Fish, Real Estate
Broker, comer of sth and Southfield streets. . (o^t29
• For Sale*; ■
A LOT OF GROUND, containing 2} Acres, situate
•£&. one mile below the town of Beaver, Beavercoun
ty*ou which there ta creeled a new Brick House, *4B bv
4Gfeet, 11 storieshigb, with a basement. The house haa
been well bailband well finished, and contains 13 rooms.
Itis within SOU y«rds of the Ohio river, and comm&nda
afide viewoY t, and is bounded on the North west.by
the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. l This pro
perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
B s a f den »? r summer boarding house. A lot of Sucres
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 of
r N. P. AG.L. B. FETTBRMAN, •
febghtf AuorneysatLaw, Fourth st.
For Sale,
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike street,between
Walnut and Factory Ward. Tho Lot
is 25 feet front and 100 feet deep, on a ich there are
two small Frame Tenements. Terms ea y, —Title good.
Fot particulars, enquire of Alderman PARKINSON,
Pehn street, Fifth Ward. . • . mayfrtf
THEChartier’* Coal Company will sell some ■criyck
sirabU puces qf LAND } situated oh and near the'
Stonbenville Tarnpike, and noarthe southern terminus
of their railroad.
The Land will be divided into quantities to unit pur*
chasers, and the terms of payment will be very «asy.
Enquire of 2 W REMINGTON,' '
»ep4 i .. Manager.*
Drug and Prescription Store for Sole.
A DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
a flourishing andlmproving part of the city, which
is doing a. profitable business, is offered for sale-upon,
easy terms.
For further particulars, apply at this office. ija22
Real Estate for Sale. i
fpHE undersigned offers for sale a'large numberof
X valuable buiidrng lots, and some very desirable sites
for manufactories, m the borough of Birminghami loca
ted near the new Pnblic School House and English Lu
theran Church. - . ■ i .
The rapid growth of Birmingham in population and
manufacturing wealth, and the reasonable prices' at’
which lota will bo sold, will render them a safe and pro*.
Stable investment. Title pdriect. Terms favorable. ; j
For particulars and terms.enquire of the undersigned,
at the office of Geo. F. Gilmore, Esq., on Grant
Pittsburgh, between 3d and 4tn streets, or of William :
Symtncs and N. Patterson, Esq’rs, at ibeir. offices in
Birmingham. . [langT] MOSES F. EATON.
3 HHE subscriber offers for sale a'large and well built
L BRICK HOUSE, withfive or more acres of ground,
mated on tho Fourth street Road, within threemiles of
this city. Possession given on tho Ist" of April' next—
Also, a veiy-tfesirablo lot of ground, containing over
FOUR ACRES, with a spring of excellent I waterthere*
on, situated near the above. Also, a lot of ground 48
feet 11 inches by 120 foot, adjoining the residence bf Mr.'
A. Toner, near the city, opposite the 7lh Ward, on-
Pennsylvania Avenue. Possession given Immediately.
, itisno.w certain thatthe Plank Roadwill.be completed
pa ai the above property early in the coming summer.—
For further information apply to DAVID BEELER, 4th
street Road, near the first described property. . [iafcfctf
To Let I . .... ~ -
ADWELLING HOUSE on Third street, above and
near to SmithfieW. 4 Ithas gas fixtures; large yard i
wash hodse,&c. Will be rented, low, and possession
given immediately. , !
. Also, for lease or sale, some lots in the Ninth -Ward,
between the-Allegheny Rlvor and Penn street, i
WAI. AT. D ARLINGTON, j T
‘ - At Benjamin Darlington’s,
mara&iw •••••■ Fourth street, near Wood.
To liCt. •
TWO . fine Houses to rent in East Liberty, with'good
out Houses, Garden; Fruit, Ac.. Ac. Enquire of
• F. B. D&AVO,
maxlB No" 1 Diamond
Rnvetopes* ■
LIPMAN 5 S Adhesive Parchment Envelopes.— By gin.
ping the fingers in water, and moiatenihgand
pessmg the gammed cage, the3e Envelopes become the
safest and strongest that can be used'-being made of
parchment paper, which will withstand any ordinary
friction or moisture. For sale by the quantity or -ainffle
pack, at the store of W, S. HAVEN 6
margfi - corner of Market and Second Via.
' - Dissolution;: x---'
mHE Partnership heretofore existing between-the
JL subscribers, under the firm or Coulter & Hacke
Drugguts, haa this day been dissolved bymumal con-'
iW ; - ; _ ; §4^^*
„ ny-iho affaire of lie late fired will be iettlodW J. A.
Coulter, who continues E the same business at uie bid
stand, corner of Woodand Thirdstreets. i Tjapa .
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hand for Sale.
For Sole.
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~A l Varoublc- Flecc- of Propertjr for Solo
/~IONTAINiNO O ACRES,, situate in the immediate
V/ vicinity .ofEs#, Liberty*adjoiniu# lamUof ThotsT
Afellsn } E£q*£ahd Mrs.. JVegleyyiiboati-ofanule from tiff
Htdlroad.' This property: ijas on jit
young orchard, >ijd ba.veiy.destraMesimation for a
country’ rtsideuee, being a few Koadred yards from (he
turnpike, and fronting on -the oid-hlansiou/tfoad. Thu
property is also yery; juiiaMetfdr. per&ons. j&ftirous. of
purchasing for i acre.lo», ; asit points on threfc different
streets. _JLDQt£o)da,tLJLbodyvU.viriU be sold zit lota to
suit purchasers. ; For information enquire St this office.
, ap2 , ;
JJIKMiT'iGHAM yoß flAlA—AValaablo
feetiroatca Ceji^aJs** 1 * 137
*K® e V^avi n g;alafge'twpr*tory crick
separately Tot tWo hav*
sofd °,“ ? tan ! c . il »'r«*- tbe wholj) wiU be
SQia together m a bnrgaiiu Tenna ear 7. ’
am® - , STUuTtfßEßTjGeneral Agent,
*??■ ’ : ' ~ il ’ > ‘> ■ - ---7SamiihSeldtlrecL
• • S. OetfrAgent,
' • ' -?S Smithfiflldgtreat.
'Orphan.’Court Sol*.
/TN parsnatteeof-arr order of ito Orelishji Coon of Al.'
B, deceased,will;-expound publicrale, atthe
Coart’Hotitt, Jit the city of Pittsburgh,on SatuMan ja*
28i* 10d%t 0 clf a; M-,
snoge and A/• i- - - -
. - : - xt)T OR PIECE OF GROUND •* 1 r
.SURatedia tba ci?y of-Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, Pa.,
.orwMcb the Rev.Cfras. B. tfagwredied, seized in hi*
itctemeßaff as ofieej-beibg iiart of Loi No.-4Ssi in CoL
. wpods»plan of the tawnofpJttaburghj whiehaaid piece
of parcel of ground'wasfccmveyed byVdmeff McCnl
and-wife to,the saiißcv.f.Charles R.’Jltfeuire.by
deed, dated the tfth.day of April, A.D3626, andrecor£
edoatharecoidingofficedf Allegheny eouhtySforesaid,
ipJDeedßook No. 2,.V01.33, page2Bth;. bounded and d*J
scribed aa toUows: Beginning at the*, intersection of
Ki!2&£j J^ ert 7: street, pad-running thence
SSKi? 1 ? - ® street to a. polnt seven feet
from the lowerpr west wardly {corner of ahriek house
erected preirijses, the same to.be measured
-from theicoriier or.lhe brict : walls of-laia bnilding,:
angles with LiUerty;street, and
pjuranel to the western end of said building to Cherry
•alley aforesaid j thence by the line of iaid afiey to the
Pt? c f ®£ "fwhich said boundaries enclose the
mulding ‘Together with a small lrian-
lyingeastwardly.thereof, and seven, feet of ground
lying weatwardfy of said building • f
-•■martt] . . . - f .i ROBRRyWATSON,i2Vustgs.
A TWO OTORIT StoCK No. 9. Ray street
JQireof KINO^MOOkHfcAD,
- 87, Wood stre et.
' . tO JUOt#- ‘ "
A ®**?££ HOUSE on. Pena street ; ,*envS3so.
50 ° n Mlrtary slr " ,; Bail ? bl ° fOT
A &>ose and Garden oil Vine street; 9UO. ■ ■
mu^^LyTifk 111 '■-*'?*“*'
S.CUTflßEßT^Oea’iAgent,
? mar 21,... , ... .7$ Southfield street
•■the .Third 'Presbyterian
[Wchjraad second house"fromFeriryafreet
•hot and cold shower baths, &c. -SudatCd'feonvgnlent to
v! ~‘,P e: a ? r elj ’ n a ,Q a ‘ CI ar.d pleasant neighbor
nood. Apply on tile premises.' ,> ■-■ - . : • [mans
te3 for SaHi-oa/ivora
-I“ab“ abl ' : •?«« aptr. .brick. dwelling
bbtt2es, ! <ltrSccon,i mreet; between' Market Mid Ferry
31 55S u^ t 4? being-each.lJ) feel frorii by 60 deep.i
-. s front on Thiid sireeu amoinlna
-toe Third PresbytfcndnUharch/on wbJch ls erected one
tZ T^hS!k^AM a Zt. “ * °n=
ia FaUamnißgaver eotmtysibeinelou
5 on which ll
s 2“ Jg °“ ai oloekof flniMWnneaweiiibgs,nif4biro sepa
al|rieodlprie?highT , . .
No. 4.' OnelolsG feet front*bn'BnCkstreet.dppdsite the
.above, and extendßTg to the top ofiljc hilL-A.
No. 5. Twoheach Tots, each 50 feet front, and running
ttom the road to low watermark, on thc Big Beaver.
I ffi~«h c S.^ Bb^ei; oUo
-ViWw2wsS,ai®_?y n Beaver counlyi.
DeiogaljaavHd feet EraaffvJar, atid' about feet
l i“ re .< m which areereetcAiWo large
Si®* d 2=! lm 2 E ; andntie «iaaU frame h&niet hsed aa an
■fnre'f,iJ h . 1 I!? r0P A ny ?“ forraerlypccupied bwMr. r.
t). GottH, arM ta very pleasantly Ibeatetl' teing ithmedK
vatelyoppontethe Falfston Britfee.r. :’ , ““‘ ucu ‘
n£p - water lot, immediately below .JFallatbn
abollt , lo ® fcol •“ l«n«lb, andelifending'
• »rS . B fr eet i.o low watermark, or inning path.
• The above property wilt be sold oh : very (Svorablo
terms. Apply at the Book Store of Bv C. STOCKTON,
corner Third and Alarket streets, • *
.metis r? JOHN FLEMING, agent.
i, . „ -tODITIONALSALEOP :
T Fo £*Fl>o*» *n Sut Unraooi, O.
reccn l, un P r cuedcnlt;d tmie of Koto in the'above
nearly, exhausted those ore-
Viously .lain out, and ithe demand stilL continuing, P the
undersigned has been induced to lay out a poruon of
'hisjiioperty ui town lots as above, and odors'them for
S™ 1 J?™ 5 that cannot fail Unmeet the
Mi ng “ purchase, It, is needless to
say anything of tho location of the townand prospects,
!i.i„„‘. nE , ba .t n ™ffiulentiy described In recem', advert
isements,)_ other than Uiat over ono hundred lots have
Sf.tdnJ. Chanscd han j s ) . antl been purchased hy thoso
wwhtog to procure a desirable home! ?-'••••
r=C?i° i ?.?r a 1 lots “»/raou'ff theiniost cligiblenhd desi-
For information .apply to the proprietor in Liverpool,
or to James Blakely, Esq-i Fourth streenPittsbnrgh.
V-J.'.ii = • -.! , ■ JOHNS.BLAKELY,
East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd, 1851. [fcblfcdawf
; winks a majors. „ ■
, _? n E erl y Davis’ Cracker Factory.) . , .
FICKEISEN & STOUVENEL,
TSE9PECTFULLV announce to the public generally,
Av and their friends especiallypthattiiey have estab
‘‘“bed a New TONE andUQUOR STORE at the above
stand, where they shall always keep a full assortment of
tee best stock of—Rhemto Wineß, and Sparkling Hock
Wines, Moselle and French, red. and white Wines
AUOjFrench'dnrk and pale tbr ehoSSt
vintages j Jamtuca mm, Holland'ginj* Irish,Whiskey,
and sparkling; hock wines, of the moil
SR?. I 2J.w brand lLl’ or i wtnes, Madeira, sherry and
muskatWines; Abegaihe,Ac. Alio,aardino3sHoilaad*
Swiss and Limburg Cheese. Ail of which they
wju Bells wholesale,or retail,‘6n the^mosfcreasonable
tennar -Oaeof the partners, Mr-atouvenel.anU continu
ing Ms importation business in the. city of New York*
the adore firm is enabled to sell belter ar
ticle than any other boose in this city. Please give us a
call, before you purchase elsewhere. a
‘ T 4iy FamiuessDppUedfree of extfachiarg r e;%ndst the
'..shortest nonce... • j v ,• -
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JctuneymenCaWnet ilftker# Asiooiotto?
V lie segond^ree^t.
. Incur mo corner of Wood.) V,» - -
t THIS ASSOCIATION'era.fi\
V t - "facing-; already, twice to three Ua_
fllMgggggpia - times as many hands asthe tor
' Wmijr:.' ™ •;feat and hitherto mon renowned * H 1
business shops of this city, have opened:their, Ware
house, and are able to furnish the public, by; wholesale
orTetailjWiUrFuniiture of the following description—
- Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing BoreausrFuli Col*
umned Bureansj Bedsteads i Mahogany
Chalrsf HockingChurs; Mahogany Washstandsfso*
Stool*; Book Cases; Secretaries;
TahbJ. H.V iili Tab J!l* : fiuu-Catd Table- Centre
• Freticii' Bedsteadss ’Ottoman*;
fmSd. greukiascTiiblos) Work
stands, Cherry and Common Worksutoda thigh Dost.
g^nogjJjg^tnuffle
tenut theta to sell at thelo west prices; aadtheVArodo
jenmned to sell, lowenban any compeutorst axteauall?
belter article, and wary lhe public
w ?nS d c e r Wu l b y tfving ucm acali;
»MltulTSf amftB ? tc^ r * ° r ftll descrtpUons, and other
■i', ;• Corildgo Dannlacturer, ,
BIOShUW. fJggE*
a*rnr?*iuask oy
'r-T”. lUuigiti^antlvMfrrkSr
uiSYAyES,■Bropso.SuWOTrFancy, Car riaaes, Ae.,
on which ii uscd sprout’s Rstetu bomMned Spring brace
wor b warranted to “be made from the boot No rf
... vfi 5 1 ?* Mll i 1101 1" hut thu best Juniatahaimaered
and rolled Itoaused to this eatublishment..; tti . :;
Hon. WMr WILKINS, • WM. M LYON, Esu
t°l
Ih.JAS:BROOKS, TuBW. lIEAZEI.TGN, Esq.
WM. A. Hill fc Co, Bankera.R. IE HARTLEV'u’ [apd
NEW CQOP. BL.ACK TEAS.—Just received at the
Pektn Tea Store, 38 Fifth aneet, a lot of.new crop
Oolmg BUuk Lror, By tho ship Arcniteor,” and forealo
wholesale to thedraae arTedueed prices.,
. N» B.—‘The above Teas are and
the ladtd all' toy .'they are hdt English
: Brandy, Giitand. Rum AiJAYNESJ’ifthst.
ttTHITE COHN JHEAbrrFreahvgrtmficLand nicely
vV sifted r a smalHot on hand andfor sale by
J RHODES feiOiCOHN,
;; tnax23 U 7 Third it, cgpoaite St. Chdries Hotel.
SMALD .caOBCH OHGAw.r-y; good quality ana in
' good order, can be had at pritate sale, at "one hnn
dreddollars,on appUeauon tor. : DAVIS, Auct*r^
. marg9 .■. corner of . Wood.and Fifth streets. -
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