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'Ave dollars: A libeial discount to Book sellers and Mu,
td iealera:~
,Theta .iiptio mare appropriate present that a gentle.
man can make-tcr a lady, than a copy of this book.
Send your oilers! - ocal.:3ca
Double - Seed Blelodcou.
TrilE:f.lubicilbeilmujiist opened a very fine Melodeor.,
5 oclavitth vOth dOtible sett of reeds, made by ..the
original inventors, Carhardt and Needham, New York
Thus I,nstrument is equal in point of power and volume
to Any orgaxt,,and far preferableto it for sweetness
of-tone.;eaprietty to stand in tune _and facility for trans.
porting. "The Se. instraments are Made - expressly Mr
church use, 'owingthe lowness of price are fast
!superseding - the 'organs...-The are _respectfully
.ranted to call' nd examine this fine Melodeon previous
10 its - leaving the subserther'swareinom, it having been
putchasediiy,a congregation hi this city.
. ff=6.l.EßEtt„'No Third st.,
.cielgC Sole agent. for - Carbardt &Needham's iodeon
- -Mu .
e
sical Notic.
r-.ipI:0106illeAl begs leave to annoanee to the cid
zena cif Pittsburgh, that he has opened a Room la
Vigilant Hall. typo:it to the rust. Office, Vara street,
iarbare he can be cousulted.at et hours of the day, ((Ow
firts:ht,ou all Musical occasions. A. fine Brass and
emillionland, curt be had at all times, ou short notice.
Instructions on all instrument , : sin reduted prier
ixleols:lm Whf. BYERLY.
••• • WrZillk - Lakozu
zumbalin. ctiamical Washing Finid
MIMS article Isis:lnch cheaper at d easier to use than
Soap and . is.-warranted to cleanse all kinds of ap
parel perfectly I: conutin• cm Potash. Sala Ash. Spir
its of Turpentine, •AMlConie. Acids, or any article that
any-manner injure the fined fabrics. -Calicoes
arerwarrnnted.notto fade.if washed iu this FtincL
Use 110 Wash itoard, for clothes are worn out more by
theme of it, than they are by the wear and tear in their
uses= -Thin Fluid entirely does away with that tabonous
talik..Fall directions accompany each tonle Sold at
the :nominal prism of td} cents. sufficient for two online
..
ry wasAings.
• Befeninow--The fo lowing Ladlea have given me re,-
tifirAtez, steak:Mg . In - higher terms of my Chemical
:Washing Fluid than even I could expect. They use it
ior.all purposes where to ar lee for cleansing is-re
quired, believing it to tie cheaper and easier to use than
any other article: Mrs. Elizabeth Falnstock, 55 Tan
nel st 4 Mrs. Martha Scott, earner of Fourth and Smith
field-streets ;Mrs. Mary H. Wilson, 175 Liberty at.; Mrs
Mary Jones, St. Clair at; Mrs Mary G. Kimball, 6d
Crawford at., Ptusberch ; Mrs. Heater Howard, near
Hope Cotton Mills; Mrs Hannah
Cit Parker. SouthM Carietta
om.
mon:and Federal st... Allegheny y; Mra.
Howard, Lawrenceville.
ManuLtietured by C. W. KIMBALL; and sold Whole
sale and Remit by KEYSER tr. IiDOW ELL,
14 P 0 Wood street.
11: .Empty bottles re-filled. lJag
. _
$5O RIGIVARD.
RLANCIIAIiD,(fmuI Boston,) proclaims to the
1.) alined fur end near, that ne has discovered the
most cenain,speady, and efficacious remedy for
GONNOHAHCBA AND SYYHILIS,
elrery.prescated to the world. By his treatment founded
oritobservatious made in the boapiuds of Europe and
AMerica,Ml will insure a perfect care In from two to
five days,lf applied to early.
JXfiee No. 65 SMITH Fl EL D Paten ugh.
A. CERTAIN CU Hfil.—When the misguided votary of
Scum finds he.has imbibed the seeds of this painful
disease, it too often hapeas that an ill-timed sense of
shanmert dread of discovery deter. him from applying
to those who from education and respectability can alone
befriend him, delaying till the constitutional sym_punris
of horrid diseases make their appearance, sMeting
the head, throat, nose, skin, tte , ending In decay
and
• • .
• TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.
• Dr.D. addresses those who have injured themselves
biZtate•and improper indulgence, that secret anti
, habit which rums both body and mind, unfitting
• Zeit' (or either business or society.
iTiteSetare some of the rad and melancholy effects
- ptodneed by early . halms of youth, vie: Weakness of
the Beek and Limbs; Pain to the Ifead, Dimness of
Sell :lA° of Muscular Power; Palpitation of the
Heart; Dyspepsia, Nervonsuess' tritabiluy, Dertinge
meat of the Digestive Faneliollll,Genntal Debility, Cos
sliMplion, AC.,
'hientally.the fearful effects on the mind are mach to
be - dreaded, loss or memory, confusions of ideas de
pressions of spirits, evil forbodings, aversion to sodety,
self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, &c..; these arc
some of the evils produced. Such persona 'tumid before
contemplating
MARRIAGE
consult Dr. 8., and be at once restored. Let not false
delicacy prevent your, but apply immediately and save
yourself front the dreadful and awful consequences of
. this terrible malady.
Weakness immediatelyenred and full vigor restored.
-Office 'No, 439 Solidified street, Hodes
. front 8•A. to 9P. hi.
11:7-11.edieine motto any pan-of the country, secure
of observation, by addressing' (post path,- • Dr.
Dis..CtICIJ AIM, and deserting case. declo
' Pressati7Pairlodlleig Drops. •
17141 1, 6 1 -E DROPS air always thvariably certain to rm;-
'Y -*lithe the Female. system. They were' discovered
- by the reno*ned Skold, while practicing In the hospi
. • tals . of Paris, and are literals warranted to cure all cases
of ••• i3UPPRESSIONS,IRREOULARiTM4,&e:,
frolikeold or other causes. They have been used in
thousands creases and =MK saw= tonee the de
iiriA tem. 'Those drops are perfectly armless and it
needslmt one trial to convince the mast skeptical of
their astordehig efficacy. Wherever they faille) care
• after a air trial, the MONEY-WILL BE RETURN ED.
. They are the only genuine . and safe remedyfor all
SUPPRESSIONS AND IRREO
and no one eller trying them once, can ever be indtmed
tot* any other:
The Drops are , for sale at the office of Dr. BLANCH
ARD No 689mithBeld st. Full directs:lns accompany
enthbottle. They can be sent to any part of the min
' In', secure - of obserratton, by encloaing the price In a
letter directed to Dr. E. Blanchard Price Five Domini ,
°tate hogs from 6' A. DLO/0 P. M.--Sundays not
- eSreepted. dectOrly
_
• Henry it teharcleons,Jawyeilars
InlinlirlNE• re-fitted bis store in a handsome manner,
- ..•ja: and bee recently returned from the. Eastern cities
• with. finitt-ae.seriment et Watches - , Jewelry and Fancy
Genii, Would call the attention of Lis friends and ctn.
- lowers to the, fact, tbat among his Watches will be found
ixi
the ondesirable styles, pstterns and makers. °flew
. :elry,lhelatest'stea of broches, breast pintijob - end
vest chains, fing er rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
: FANCY. GOOD,3—Aucb - . as pages roadie ' work tables,
tiros butte desto,,faucy eases, perfume bottles, table
nate, .Colt's pistols, Rene wonntes, in great .variely
„china hint awlcake.diebes, tk.c.,esitb an endless variety
of sisefal and.ornanieutal articles, which have only to be
greet° le appreciated....: ~ • • 7 •
*Q. alimeßßE.s !STREET.
, star. .
0;
FiUNKER;on 'Matt street
lITT/E-5AT41(154) - MONDAY Y th •hi I
near 3° apenett on , a
-Institht,laliekelagea and Gentleman tan be ateommn-,
elates with Dyiteerpterred;up ntutner net ta be ane- ,
jassedteithisclq.••
Peattiek-wUlbeititptil!eit anth refreshments or an.
. 1 0s, atthe'altorteit nopee;lt.ad IT th toast trasintabte:
prices: - :Callat, - - • : UUNKENS,
• • Libeny unreal
-ineLing CIF , EiIIOUND, la Maui in dui boiOlgtt
atteheater. each having 'a front on Ohio. Lana a 4,.
Jter - entyatiree teat threeinehea, artd extending" back and
,litiated and thirty-eight feet to an alley,. Said Lot% Tril
. 40-5 W seperately, or jointly
''.l4o4/111"2*onable- : For : ;rtaritOlillgreLs
I;',CII Kd ,AIKEyrOPP , OfFtoe;No.63 rit.th
. ,
. .
-ATTENTION—Ormenin En' troirtnr
..; I I , : tarrNlZTALlar Bon' ClOTEl2l6l,—priees iedactd to
veryltg!te shade:above cow'. Parettaserideairing bar-,
pbas.an Invited to_mdl. as lam determined -sellmn:
.*,;•,,in l ,..sti,exitzseii and BoyerWint6i Clottali•
sitxfogges tor gig:ming Goode- • •
STUD"?' TO YLFASE; ; : t
7beilibficld st., near Diamond alley.
- . - -• • . . -
. _
usportation
_
t owta.,:tiustasurt - rmiateiiiiiiEriiiek aturarro
i t 5l
_
• -rtatst - nary era
px,vELAAD,. SIY.IITTSBURGE,
By Vittab-aigy it Kilriiiia.
IDROIH CLEWELAND4o HANOVAR4STATRI t 75
ir miles. From - 14r \NO7ER YOWELLsVILLE. , by
Stage, 20 miles, and -from - - WELLSVILLE to PITTS
BURGH by the new and splendid-steamer .FOREST
lefr - Y. - "" This arrangemeill io coiffiiiiie until the Bretof
.lanuary,lBs2,whea,.the Cats ' will tint (tom Cleveland
ao Wellsville. . •
The Expreao',Fain orCi"ra will leave Cleveland
daily
;(Sundays exeeptedl al 6.45, A. hi, after the arrival ot
he Night Train (tom Cincinnati, arriving at Hanoyey
IStation at 12'35, P. M., and at sh'ellsville at 7 o'clock, P.
and:at Pittsburgh the same evenin
Returning will leave Pittsburgh dai ly at 9, P. :H., sr
riving at Cleveland iv. 5 o'clock, P. 51, next day, in sea
'-son connect with 'the Evening trains to Cincinnati,
larid - vvith- Steamer., East and West on the Lakes until
',the elose or navigation.
Time from Pito,burgli to Cleveland 20 boom; to Cin
cinnati 36 Louts.
Fare to Cleveland 64,90; to Cincinnati/510,00 ,
.(•Signed) C. PRENTlSS,•President
Omar or 11" C. co. -
Ravenna, Nov 8,1ii51 S
ID — For nekets apply to- • • -
... • t. M. IiARTON. Agent,
hionougabelai.House, Pittsburgh.
itPs ARRANGE➢LENT.
P ON NVirl-V &X LA
From Piiratiturgit atid
Baltimore.
Only 24,Boura.Through!
r HE Express mail tutu will leave the Depot on Lib-
J„ erty.street, aboveohe Canal Bridge, every morning .
at 6* o'clock.
Passengers
will find tho best °lCl:niches in readiness to coo. them
24 miles, oven sfirst rate tzar:pike soad to Beatty's sta
tion, and then.takethe splendid new steeping cars of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, direct to Philadelphia
anti Baltimore,
; Conductors go with each train of condi
; es.hetween Brintons and Beatty's station.
Passeugers tot .13altimore take the cars of the York and
Cumberland Railroad at liarrisburabb arrg at Bain
: more to breakf,ei, and to Wanhington City the same
• morning.
Passengers wish-to itt . Vh'idniglit 'travel, can lodge
over night at Holltdayeburg - and manna° their seats by
the next morning S o'clock unto, and arrive In .Philadel.
phis the same evening, as the Railroad Compan y are
:running two daily trains from Hollidaysburg to rbriu
idelphla.-
Baggage checked through to Philadelphia. Fare
'through, 511
The AccommtriatioaTrain will leave every ufternoou
Int 31 o'clock, for East Liberty, Wilkinsburg and Brie
-tons Returning, trains will leave. Bunions at 9 o'clock
.a. in., and 53 P. m t stopping at Wilkiusbarg and East
; Liberty, and arriving at Pittsburgh at 14 o'clock, a- m ,
and at 6 o'clock, p m,
Fare to Ensaiberty,AS OR Fare to Wilkinsbitg,
:eta Fare to 'Turtle Creek, 40 cts:-.
Pa -Fencers will prochre them tickets at the office in
;the Monongahela House, (formerly the Canal office) un
til half arrhoilebefore the deriatture °reach train, when
;the..offiee. will °Tint for the nate riflickets at the Depot on
Liberty stroct..o . ; ; , „ ;
denl9 J. Su EN, 'ticket Ag't P. R R.
PE85EWL•17 . 11.211 1-
,131.11.*R0
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Batareell Philadelphia and Pittabargh.
Tints Reduced to Twenty Four Hours.
ON and after the let of -DECEMBER next, Passen
gers be earned by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, between Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, in-TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, with only
miles of Staging over an excellent Turnpike
oo
Fore
This is the shortest and beet route - between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cities, and the accoststonartoss
are in all respects of xhe highestcharacter.
THOMAS MOORE,
Agent Pcnn'a Rail Road Co.
novl4:3m
7 . N7 1 . ;
Adonis & Co. a "Capress,
'NO. SO I- OUR'PH STREET, PITPAIURBII
'VICE public are informed this we are sow running
regularly to the Emit and West, and are prepared to
forward all Goode entruised to our care.
A SPECIAL. AIESSEZiGER sent daily for Philadel
phia, at 4 o'clock, F.M. Also, daily to Cincinnati, at 7
o'clock, A.. fit.
Orders transmitted free of charge, and Goods returned
by first 'Express.
Bills of Exchange for sale on Englund, Ireland and
Scotlant, for arty amount. payatneon pnncipal Banking
flosses or Post Offices in the United Kingdom
RAKER t FORSYTH. Agentsi.
Onl y Forty Al Sting
BY THE I'vF,W CENTRAL. n t AILBOA
TO PIELTAMPRIA.
1851. lB5l.
L'ARRANGEMEETS
VIA THE NEW PENNSYLV.4IO.4 BriII.ROAD!
r 10011) INTENT AND TELEGRAPH MAIL LINES .
k_T of splendid new Tiny built. Coaches, for Blairsville,
will leave Pittsburgh every day at I o'clock, P. M and
at 4 o'clock P M. and from thence :104 utiles by the New
Parruyinento lisitroad,.to Philadelphia, N... York and
Baltimore Time through only thirty hears.
Coaches will leave every evenine at I and 4 o'clock
IaCTRAS—To leave ot any time, aiwoya to readiness.
This is the moat dime,. comfortable and et dittoes
route to the Eastern rities 'Passengers tor Baltimore
take the new Railroad at Harrisburg direct. on the arri
val of the cars at mat place .
N B —The only later for the above Linea under St.
Charles Hotel, 40 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
D. bit NJ/MEAD, Agent.
Woos Merooton Plank 'Road nano*
FOR BALT:NORA AND PRILADBLPIIIA !
OTHAMF.Ittt !rave twice a day, morning and evening,
1,7 (except•Soodnyt.
Morning Root will leave toe Whirl Boat. above the
Monongahela Bsidge.every morning, at Fl o'clock, A.M.
Evening Boni leave. Avery evening {except SuadaYsi
it 5 o'clock, P. Id.
Pare to Philadelphia $ll. To Baltimore dlo
For tickets-call at the Plank Road (tame; Mononga
hela Moore. Water owe*.
MOUNT A 16112a11.111 ACADIA/PI
FOR YOUN , . GIRLS.
in Ms immeduasseternitp alis Canal of Pittsburgh ono
allingasep, P..
11HIS INSTITU non will be opened on the let day ot
October. dor the reception of pupils, who will be in
structed au sot ,n all of the (0/10W1isg itraliebCll Of an
elementary, use•ul end general edueauon: —Reading,
Writing, Arithenette,Anment and Modern History, An
cient and Modern ticography, use of the titObes i Dolany,
useful end 1 iritaine tital Needle Work ? Music and Draw-
TERMS:
T
TERMS:
Toe annual pension for Board, Tuioen and W a•h
mg, payable half yearly in advance, - 151140
Music for beginners, - • • -
00
For the use of the litetrunteut, • - 2,00
Drawing. - 5,00
The healthy locoman of the establishat,tit , the pictu
resque scenery , sorted and extensive prospect, so ant
tooting and enlivening to youthful minds must render it
u de,irable place of education
The greatest attention of the Teachers will be paid to
the health, morel and tritellemual collar,.of the pupal,
atta
unined to dui, ‘. are and to render that attention
effective.the discipline w ill be exact, let mild and pa
rental. There wilt Le two selni.anntia , vacations of a
lortnight each. Peptic will be received at any tune du
ring the session. NHS. DAVID LYNCH,
eeptblithl Poincipal.
Rev. D r . 'Female SemMisery.
KITTAIWING. PA.,
WILL Rv.-ovEr4, fortis Slrrlie SESSION,on Wed:
nesday, October 28nh.1831,
Tams —Pe Sesridn'of Wirks—L Oasiabit its Adeanes :
Board and English Tuition, - - - 600,00
Piano, with Singing and llso of Inatrument, - 20,00
E s rerich, Gernian,Latiii, Drawing & Painting, each, 1
0,00
Bed, Bedding and Washing, - - 0
Stationery, ----- - 75
The two Sri.lolls commence respectively, on the last
Wednesday in April and in October. Pupils are not re
ceived tent by special arrangement, rot less than one
session. No deduction for absence, except in case' , of
great emergency. NO EXTRAS.
eircu.ars, containing Recommendetions, &c can be
had or lino. G.' R. White, Market street, and of Mr.
hlellor.Bl Wand street. Ise,*
'Exchange Livery Stable •nd Irnrnistilin
No. 178 Penn Street, near the St. Clair Hotel.
Tug subscriber, thankful to the public
;' ~;&.=•, for the liberal sharc.ormietoin w bis
heretofore would.inforal them that he bar
sic Coloweace:tl the UNDERTAKING bust
arts Le connection with his LIVERY business, and will
attend to (corrals on as reasonable terms as any in the
city- Any person having anything to do in his lane, who
may give barn a call, rail depend upon their business be
lug attended to promptly, and 11l the hest and neatet
manner. (no:Sabia) J AMES 51 ATTU E S
Lithographic Maltatate.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The tubserteen most respect
fally announce to their friends and the public gen.
erally i that they have this day entered into Co•Partner
shin. f or tbeneirposc of -c arry ingon, at the old stand ,tn
Singerly's Bail ding, opposite the Poet Office, Third street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Printing, in all its various
branches. Having machinery, recently arrived from
Europe, they are prepared to do works in Lithography
equal to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the
one partner, Wm. Scbachman.,:and they hope by strict
attention to their y elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable t e rm s , to merit the favors of an en-
lightened public.
Bonds, Checks, Drafts, blachute Drawings, Likeness
es, Landscapes, Autographic Letters, till Head s ;
Lithographed and printed in Black, Gold Bronze of Co
lon. •
Specimens of their work ,an be seen at their Office,
as above. WM. SCHUCHMAN,
apr23 FREn. II U N LEI N
STRAW BUBB' MS HTFILAW BEILILLICS I
A tir,iNnirt
for sal e
s tr e dmo at s th :ur b
Coal gt Hill ' D i g ry a".
This being the seasqn for planting the,plont s
. you get
well established and fruit better the following season.—
This variety wants no • recommendation. The large
quantity brought to the Pittsburgh market, sold at 23
cents per quart, when the other varieties sold at lb and
'sp(*omits. Theyger, i art mnor fru e psod itin uctive and finer flavored,
Teng by Iwo weeks. These
Berries measure di inches round. 'A sample of this
Ferditearthe seen lit Mr. Henry Richardson's Jewelry
:4terre, corner of the 'Diamond and Market street. Ail
or d e rs teft.there will be promtply attended to and for
warded to any. distance... JOHN LOWEN;
Coal Hill Nanery.
law Ulna.
E above estabtlatiment has been taken by the co-
Tdersigned,with the - view of panning the legitimate
.basinessconnectld therewith: and as they are now re
ceiving a fall supply. of-Timbet, orders for ail gimes of
'Lumber will be filled with promptness, and at as low
Prices ask) any otherrZill in the neighborhood.
PALINGS of a plain and emontrisal pattern will be
Isordlicil • dikid-Rii,CARMAN & Of).
. .
- A ClittA. " •
DALY & Co: hare now ready for sale a large
and well selected siock or Spite& and Summer
; Hosiery in all ne branches. They would direct particu
lar attention to:their stock of Gentlemen's •00i1011 halt
- Hose; . withfilerino and Silk feer,tothey are of the best
.rnaterials'and workmanship, and for eonifort arcs sum:
'lcier Sock, cannot be - equaled. W. H.lr. Co have also
on hand Gents Undershirts and Drawers in cottoh, ailk,
and Menne • Children* Hosiery of all. descriptious, at
the old esuitilished Stociring Sun, sheet,..,
,W*Pdiall4Market.
,C.llll6,Eft.trts. in ioreand (petals b i t-
Yte • -
lar 801 TEZ-10 bbts fresh ralitaaar reed_
AFL far sate by Jaa6 SMITH & SMOLA/IL
't '
,1
i
,i4Of
• 13arriaborgiAP.61:0144; 1 1 - a l laillev - • • •
: •
C 114t t le+g
CAR.II,T_Akj 1100 Cloo
ill - IHE undersigned_ haiiif4bTen. appointed Agents for
litesttlia;vittC.9lllPair Otfice in No.
.114 streWalfd bvtftbPrireit'io-itfeet hisu
ranee! on city - and country property, upon as favorable
terms 'lttlitiOesPOrtalble Coinpany in the State. All
Ipersons having property insured in this Company are
imitated to unto for its olbeens, and to shale taus :cant
; bat - are' htd - liable, in any. ovent, for anything be
iyond theamiint - they have paid All losses promptly
,paid in sixty days after proof of the same.
1 OPIiCEILS
Hon. JOHN Ci BUCHER, President.
" Caws. E. lirwrza, Vice President.
Thos. H; Willsors:Secretary.
David• Fleming, Attorney and Counsellor.
t/ti.ectorst•—flon , John . C. Bucher, Rudolph F. Welker,
David Fleming, Isaac G. ItrPKinley,
E. , kliester,• Elias E. Kinzer, Samuel W. Hays,
Datrid Mamma, Jr., John Ninbinger, Dauphin County;
Jacob S.4fainentrith York Henry 11. Fry. Lancaster;
Adam ln
Seziner, Berks; John Brenner, Philadelphia;
William Mintzer, Montgomery Thomas Gillespie, Lu
zihmeg •florden Pdason,—ltradford; Antos E. Kapp,
Northumberland; James Burns, M (Min • John T. Hoot,.
er, Centre ;•John leen, Huntingdon ,• James K..Moore
head, Allegheny; Jonathan D. Lest, Washington
Bucher, aurnberturul; George . Masser, Carbon.
•LAIN & ItIOFFITT,
• - • • ' 14 St. Clair street,
pr.ht hat Agents ink Pittsburgh. A IleghettY
t7tit9_ky Co. ee
GUARANTY FUND, $lOO,OOO.
'vials COMPANY oder , to the insured all the security
1 and advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock Plana
(as heretofore:applied) combined. namely : Low rates of
premium ; an annual return In cash of the per centage
required for the contingent risk of the year; an ade
quate, but not excessive provtemn for the future security
oi members for the whole term ot lire, with an equitable
interest in the accumulating fund secured to such meat.
*ben, payable at death, I,y credits upon their poli
cies; a guaranty fund designed for the permanent secu
rity of short term members, and also for the present se
curity of those for the whole term of life.
This in the anly,natunl Life Insurance Company
whose rates of premium are bred at a fair reduced
stnu
third, with a provision for an•annually increasing accu
mulation or tunds (for future security) In enact propor
tion to the amount of ho.. inesa and the increasing risk
from advancing age among the mendiers
Pamphlets, tracts, Ac , giving in detail the plan and
rates of the Company, furnished gratis, and applications
for hootrant, received by J. TUB LIETT, Agent,
tiN, Wood street, Pitb 4 bartth
SAML Dihworrrn, hirdwal Flieminer
T irtinli4nactiractatt Company.
OF PHlLanitiPitia.
ILA ILk 0 111 D ,
r),IRE'CTURS.
1 Charles W. Btincre r. George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolph' E. Borie,
Samuel Grant, David S. Browne,
-• -MorrisSatterson. -
C HAS. N.IIANCKF.R, reet
Cita& sectburst.
Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or Malted.
On every description of property in town and country,
at rates an lOW as are cOnsustent with security
The Company have reserved a large Contingent rand,
which, with their Capital mud Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protection to the assoseil.
The Assets of the Company,. on January Ist, 11351, a
ulthshed agreeably to an Act of /Assembly, were as (oh
rows, viz :
Mortgages
Reat Estate • --
Temporary LOan1•• -- •
Stubs --
Cash, Se. •
111,2I2,:08 44
Since their incorporattou, a period of 11 years, the)
have paid upwards of CM. Ms/lion Four ,Hundrsd now
sandA Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilitiea.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, AAent,
opi-241 Office N. E. corner Wood and Al six.
Blaring, Fire and Inland Transportation
IVISUKA NC IC..
r 754 11 E INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH Ahl MI.
ICA, Philadelphia, chartered I, capital 050 es
0
000, asset January 13,1851,111 i, ooi,saa so, will
make insurance ou buildings and their contents in this
city and vicinity. Also, on properly of every desorip•
non, on steamboats and other vessels, either by inland
trunsportanon or on the sear,.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres% . Jacob M. Thomas,
Samuel W. Jones John R. Neff,
Edward Smith, Richard D. Wood,
John A. Brown, William Welsh.
Samuel F. Smith. Francis Haskins,
Samuel Brooks, S. Austin Allibone,
Charles Taller, William E Bowen,
Ambrose White, George W. Aspinwall,
Thomas P. Cope, James N. Dickson,
S. Morris, Waler, 11. D. Sherrerd, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
Stales, and from %la high standing, twiexperience, am
ple means, and avoidtug all risks in no extra hazard
ous character, may, be considered as offering ample se
cavity to the public .WM. P. JONES, Agent,
324N0. 141 Frout avert
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' LI VES msvRED BY THE
Kentucky, Blume' O
Life C Ineuranc•
K Co,
NTINOTON7 Y.
plus COMPANY setual Camtal 01 ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DoLLAILS, and is managed
by menu( the highest Inter ty sad respostability.
Pamphlets furnished, a to rmatiou given, and apple a
uone received by TIMISETT, Agent'
ON Wood meet.
Lite p 2
Stfie !initial Flee InNuranoe Company.
HARRISBURG. PA.
IIESItiNED only for the eater classes of pro p erty, has
jj an ample capital, and affords superior tolvan• ages
in point of cheapness, safety and accommotlstiou, to city
sun eownsymerchanis, and owner% of dwellings, and
Isolated or cowl , ry property.
A A CARRIER, Actuary,
oettri I Branch Othce,No.s4 Southfield et., ll'lttedrurgh•
- -
insou-amosi.
fitHE DELAWARE MUTCAL sAri-rn t"atim
1 ANCECOalPANthar.North Room et ;Le El
r.hange.Third street, Philadelphia.
Flat 11t0nn01n:Z.....--Biladilhils. hlefebrod.Jo •no othell
property in lowa and Connery, insured &almost lass of
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.
They also tonere Vc•rieln. Car
es and tretghta, ((neigh sir euasiwtse. tinder open of
Jeeial petioles, es the .ta•ured may desire.
tsunami Taa !ureteral tor .--They also Ilona , uiereban
due trauaeorted %Vagon. and
a n
the atom
sa. mere
Hosts and 'team HOnts. on tor r end late..
lateral term ,
DIRECTORS--Juseeti H Seal, Y.:demand A. Soudet
John C. Davis • Robert HUM., John a Peat nose, :infuses
Enwords.lieo U Leiper, Edward Darilogtott, Isaac. It
Frilwelliehg Ur R hi Huston,
lames C Hand, Theophilut Paulding, H. Jones Brooks
Henry Sloan, Hurl Craig. tieorge Serrlll,Spencer file•
Death. Charles J Johnson, William Hay, Dr
N. Thomas John Seiko, Wm. Eyre, Jr
DI RECTORS AT PITTS URGH. —U I hlo 'gas
Hugh Craig, Jae. Logan
WILLIAM MARTIN. Preattletit
'Noe C Hann. Vice President
JOSEPH W. CoW•n,Secrosory
11:7 Othee 0( the Company , No. 41 %Voter at:net, Pitts
burgh (rellardtl • P. A. MADEIRA. agent
•-.-
J J. FIV A NS. Agens
914,121+ /36
54,377 7S
53,966 17
(1103 K) 110
64,340 81
llumownt, Medical Examlir'.
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Firs and Martn• Isanurnsays.
rilH E. ("FrICE of the tomartisseo Co of M..o► downed
has been 'mooed to the Warehouse of Hardy. Jonas
it Co.. No 141 Front street, third hotter- Bait of Wood
alreet where the staioenbor will idiom Policies ou Basld.
'mt. and their Contents, and on Shipments by Steamboats
rod other vessels, tot the above old and triputtollilo
Cann soy. 1101 WM. P. RINKS, Agent.
•
Lira and [leant% 1111stiratios.
rilitE MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH! INSURANCP.
1 COMPANY, of PittladelpAsa, Incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, March,
than; Charter Pori
petual, Capital gInU,OOU. Row knee. any Pearsall
caosio Compaily, and full gu per cent. lower than die
usual rates of bite insurance, as the following cantpari
6011 will show. Thus a person or the age of 30 insuring
for 8100 for life, must pay in the Hirard S.L3O, Penns yl.
rani& $2,30. Penn Mutual 12,38, Equitable 12,04, New
England 14,30, Albion 12,40, New ork Life $2,30. f'.
and Health ; Pathast4ptria,B l , 9l .
DlaWroks--Samucl D Orrick, Charles U Ball, IN in F
Boone,Robert P King, Charles P Ilayes,ol ‘‘if Baldwin,
Chan 0 B Canspbell,"M M Reeve, M. D., Lewis Cooper,
1 Rodman Barker. K H Butler, Esdwin H. Cope. Prari
dant, Samuel D Orrick ; Vita Prssidsni, Robert I' King
Sanitary, Francis Bluchburne.
Applications will be received end every information
given by SAMUI:Ii FAIINKSTOCK, Agent Cams:
Commercial Rooms corner of Third' and Wood streets
Pittsburgh. ocr2.9:y
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Fire and !Karma Itaastratae•.
Ir 111.1 Insurance Compatir of North America, of Yinia.
delphia. through tin do y authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
OK property ,in this city and its vicinity, and on airman
by the canal and rive Dl rs.
RECTORS:
Arthur 11. Cottle. t'rea't Samuel Brooks,
Alai. Hoary Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. J ones. Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith. Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jaoob M. Thomas
John White, John R. Net,
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wm Welsh, Henry D. Shemird, Seely.
This Is the oldest insurance Company In the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is per
pencil, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoidiug all risks of au antra balardOtia
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES
' At Counting Room of Amood,Jones & Co., Water and
Front sta., Pittsburgh may4y
•
A; mporlum of Light I
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
WH. WRIGHT, (sucearsor to J S. Tottou), hlanu
. Maurer of and Dealer Wholesale and Retail to
the above named Oil and Lamps, is now receiving a large
assortment of LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal 011,
Camphme and Pina Oil. A I , Lamps of every descrip
tion, for burning Lard and Lard Oil.
Chandeliers , Girandole. I I all Lamps,er tainin Wicks, Gloes,
Chimney Mats, Carts, and all things pg to b
the
trade.
Ethereal, Camphine or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
once or twice a week.
All orders left with the wagon, which is constantly
passing through the city will be prot4tly attended to.
i
N. B. Lamps of all k inds altered to burn the Ethe
real Oil. Ail articles delislared in any part of the city
or In Allegheny, free of cost
W. 11. WRIGHT,
No.tel Fourth et., (Apollo flail.)
between Market end Wood streets
FFASHIONS—hat received at the store 4 0
r Mts. A. LEECH, No. 9 Ftrru mm,
which will be open for inspection on Thursday
and Friday, of Ws week, where you will find a beauti
ful assortment of an entire-new style of Stnive,Bolt,
Satin and Velvet BONNETS, and TILItdhIINOS, of va
dens kinds, suitable (or thesesson.
P 13.--Children's Bonnets, Ladies' Caps and Heed
iketses—of a doh and beautiful EVIO. loctll
_
'Far Females an d Males. •
DgTILL LAIIZETTE , S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative
,
SIM:, prescribed as an effectual restorative 01
eases of debility, impotency or barrenness, and all tr
regalaritiesof nature. It is all that it professes to be—.
viz : Nature's great restorative, and remedy for those in
the married state without offspring, his a certain cure ,
for seminal emissioos,geneml deb tllty, glees, weakness .
Of the genital organs, nervous affeadons, leucorthrea oi
whites. As a vtgorating medicine it is unequalled.—
Also, a certain remedy for incipient .Consumption, indi
gestion, loss of muscular energy, physical lasaitude, fe
male weaknei,s, debility, Ac. It la warranted to please
the user in any of the above complaints, and Is of prism
less value to those without offspring.
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine, 1 have
appointed Messrs. Judson A Co., of the city of New
York, to the Dotted States of America, my sole • sge nts
for its sale; sod none can be genuine unless it contes
through them,endtbeir signatures are on the wrapper.
• ANTONIO LAR2h.n.h., ht. D.
.
Sold onlyinTittsbtrgloi at the Medical Depot, -N0.75,
StoitbfleldNsueet;:end by IL B. bleakirig, Walnut street:
Giteirurai i-IDstslon4ll4:l?!.tten, No. 60 Fe E urth , street
msx24:l7
OILEArI,!I3I7I.O.GAINS s•
SEGO NO =-4311.51 V. , A. O'F • N
F4,I4.;'AND'WINTEIV :TORY GOODS.
- vRUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE, Sign of the Chief-
Beelriy4l2o.l4 Market street, Pittsburgh, be
.l weehrtkinkth Streatand the Diamond, have jastrecei ved
(EOM The yecent !kite clearing out: sales, and the import.
Gcs and'munufamturers in New Vert and Philadelphia,
the. largest and cheapest stock of Goods ever offered in
thikmarket, comprising in part a very , large assortment
Of rek...a,..GOODS in every description, suited to the
sea Son, el from 20 to 25 per cent. lower than former pri
ces.
Black and Colored French Merthos and Thibet Cloths,
from 0210 81',25 per, yard ;
Black and Colored English Merinos and Lyonese
Cloths, from 31 to 44c. per yard;
- Black and Colored Parsmattas and FancY. AI seas,
trout 12 to 62e. per yard ;
Plain mid Embroidered De Lames, Cashmeres and
French kletinot
Plain Black, C olored and Printed Delaines and Cash•
mere!; •
Very Rich Brocade and Watered Silks and Poplars;
do Plain Black, Colored Silks and Turk Satins.
. A large stock BONNET SILKS, SATINS AND GRO.
DE AV RICES, and of Bonnet and Mantilla Velvets, all
colors; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons..at very reduced pricer
SHAWLS! SHAWL.s
A full assortment of Bay State and Woolen Long and
Square Shawls •,
Also. 'Rich Eirra-ha, Lone and Square Shawls'
'Printed Tertrern, Cashmere, De Larne and Thibet •
Shawls;
Cloths, Cassunerr a, Satinets, Ky. Jeans & Vesting..
The propfietors would respectfully solicit an early call
front all of their t rtends, and the. public generally, feel
ing confident that they can offer greater inducements to
wholesale and retail buyers than ever have heretofore
been offered in Pittsburgh
oct2s YOUNG, STEVENSON S LOVE.
OCHE AP WI 710bos
AT NO T 5,
Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond.
lIIHE undersigned has just received from the Eastern
markets a large and splendid stock of WINTER
DRY GOODS, comprising a very beautiful assortment
of Dress Good adapted to thn season, and al least 25
per cent. lower s,
than ever offered in this city, viz :
Black Alpacas, limn 12} cents per yard to best manu
factured ; Printed Mons de Lanes, flora 12} to 25 cents
per yard.; Black and Colored Thibet Cloths, from 25 to
5 cenin.por yard; English and American Chintz, hom
03 to It} cents per yard ; Ileayi Brown Muslims, from
5 to 7 ceoLs yer yard ; Bleached Muslin', from 510 121
cents per yard; Red Flannel, all wool,at2o cents per
lard SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
Bay State:lad Waterloo Plant long and square Shawls
Black and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls; Black
and Colored Silk Fringe Thibei Shawls ; all wool Bro
lie Shawls ; French Merinos, all colors; Lapin's Black
13ontliazutes ; Black, Figured and Changeable Alpacas
Cashmeres and Mous de Lanes; High Lustre wide
Illack Oro dc Rhine Silks; Changeable and Fancy
Dress Silks; Annimeleon Turk Satins.; Mull, Swiss and
Jaconet ; French work Capes and Collars
Black Silk Laces and Fringes; Rennet Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cssincts, Kentucky jeans, Tweeds Bed Ticking and
Cheeks ; Scotch and Domestic' 0 ingliams ; Red, Whi.e
nod Yellow Flannels; Bleached and Colored Canton
Flannels; superior Irish Linen-and Linen Lawns • Has
sia, Diaper and Crash Bed Ticking us low as flicents
per yard.
A large assortment of French and English Cloths,
Cassi mere, and Vesungs. Also, a superior lot of Blan
kets, of all sues and qualities, to which 1 would invite
iarticular auention.
The customers of ills houseland all cash buyers are
•quested to call and examine for themselves. The
ork is large and complete in every variety and style,
nd will Inc sold at the very lowest priees
ABSALANK MORRIS,
No. 75, Market at., Pittsburgh.
novl9:6in
NO 8111 BUG:
GRAND CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SALE OF
FALL AND WINTSR DRY GOODS,
AT JEXPER , IIS'
ONE PRICE C. STORE,
No. 16 Masku se, barmen Fourth and ing Diamond
Tsubscribetwill earturnitee a closing out tale of
1, his enure stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY
iIOODS, on Monday, December 15th. and will continue
one month, preparatory to the reception of Spring
'roods, on which occasion oar Wholesale Rooms will
be thrown open to the Retail Trade. Purchasers may
rely that the following reductions will be made on the
original marked prices, viz:
Genuine French Merinos have been
SI AU, now at 62ge.
selling at
1121 7U
Super French Merinos, -
Genuine Lupine, best quality, 1,75 " 1,25
French Thibet Cloth., S7g " 52}
75 " 50
61.4 45
87} " 02}
024 " 40
50 31
Best high Lusue A Ipaces
second quality"
Third "
Fight yards of good Alpaca for 51,00.
Brocne Long Sbawls. 25.00 " 17,00
Square )0,00 0,50
Blanket Long Shawls, 10,00 11,00
5,00 5,00
5,5 0
4,00 - 2,25
211 " rl
3t " 25
371 "
its
Twilled " 374 " 29
The above pricer are a sample, and the balance of tin
stock will be sold in propoluon. Positively no deals.
Lion in prices. (della
21111,C0fli D 014.11111%* &KRA VALI
() F 9 7 FA L and Winter qry ()cods and Verities at No.
Northwest corner of Wood street and Diamond
alley; Pittsburgh, Pa. D. Gages & Co. would again an.
itounce to their old customers and dealers generally
iii
then line, that they are now preparedt o offer (or sale
their present new stock of Goode at unusually low rates.
And as our purchaser have been made on the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturers, we flat
ter ourselves, and hope toe ment a continuance
of confidence and patronage of our old customers and
the public generally, which has been heretofore so iitie
rally bestowed upon us. Our DRY GOODS STOCK in
tit part of Broadcloths, Casaimeres' Satiinets, Tweeds.
limey Vestmes, Cheeks, Flannel*, Drillings, Black and
Brown Mastitis, Tiekings,4llatikets, Linsey Plaids, Al.
races, Merinoes, Martin De Laittes, Cashmeres, Cane,
Prints, Glazed Cambries, Clooktilgs. Table Diapers,
Gingham& Silks. Miley lottit SlinWls. Silk Cravats, Pont
'tee Silk Pocket Handkerchief., mad Irish Linens direct
from Ireland, and all othee articles generally kept in the
Dry Goods line. Gel Vag:arra Department will he Mend
an ellitilltnatiOn to be unsurpassed by any other of the
and West of the hlountagns, and is made up in part of
Combs. Buttons. Patent and Spool Threads, direct trom
r'urope Pon Monies and Pocket Books, Hooks and
Eyes, Puts and Needles, Tapes . , Thisablea, Spoons, Ra
zors. fable Cutlery and Yen -Ktllvea lust arrived from
; Patent bledicinten, Violin and Violin Stnngs,
Gum Suspenders, Slates and Slate Pencils, Percussion
Caps, Spedlaelas, Pistols, Hosiery. Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons, Sewrog Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes,
fancy Netungs, Green Baudages, Black Silk Vella, Silk
Florence together with a general aseortmtnt of all other
articles in the Variety line. We have on hand and for
sale a large assortment o • Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold std Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles,
czecits,&e., to which we Invite the auenuon of all buy
era, as we are determined to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, ettherfor cash or sausfactory refer
ence
N. B. The hteonoss of the late firm of Gases & 111 C
. is to be settled by D. Guano at the stand "b
-ulimia A. Co, who in fatly autboriz d for such e and in
whose possession are the papers, Notes and Books of
said firm. 10ct153(
105
Hay State Long Shawls
Red Flannele, all wool,
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ikc RENO la lele Oft lib
Jam am Gosling,
Wholesale and Read! Maier and Importer of
FANCY. FOREIGN AND DOMEQTIC DRY GOODS,
WOULD frPpeetrullf inform the public tied his
friends, 'from whom he has formerly received a
nber•l share f custom). that he lira used every exer
tion in securlng au catchslva al.d complete assortment
of PALL AND WLNTER GOODS, of the best quality.
translating of the following articles; French and En
glish Merinos, Caahmarts, Alpacas, Poplins Ailka, SRl
int, Mous De Lollies, and other Dress Goods Shawls,
Valettes Mantles and Cloak., of every variety
Ladies and Children's; bonnets, Caps, Capes; Velvets.
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Gloves, llostery , At.
Gentlemen's Cravats, Handkerchief., Collars, Shirts
Drawers, Hosiery, die
With a large stock of Bleached and Brown Mailing,
Shirting, Sheeting ; Table Linens, Tiekings, Checks,
Flannels, Calicos, Satinets, lean s..te. Also, an assort
inert of Mourning Goodu.
The shove stook . with numerous other articles, the
proprietor a tow opening . at his New Store, No. we
Market street, to which ho invites ptushasers, as he is
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
NIA DANBI. A. GOSLING still continues to give her
undivided attention to the manulaaturiog of Nizettes,
Cloak IS, Caere, 0011110 A. &G which are all made in a su
perior style. She respectfully en:diens purchases and
orders. French Pattern Hats for the trade always on
hand [(mild
51 Is: VI/ GOODS I
NEW WHOLESALE'
TY TRIMM
TOINGR, NOTION AND
VARIE SE,
So. 61 Wood
Betwesn Third ,and Fourra ✓Mutt, opposits
smith t Pittsburgh..
Htnnpton
1E 111 respectfully invites the attention of
Country aid City Merchants to hiscatenstve assort
ment of Truluaing, Notion, Fancy and Variety Goods,
which he Is now opening for the Full Trade. Among
the articles composing . his stock may be found a tall as
sortment of the following
Buttons, Edgings. Pocket Books, Threads, Combs;
Laces and insertinks, Porte Mammies, Suspenders;
Embroideries, Needles, Swiss and Victoria Mulls; 9
Fringes, Gimps, Plop, Jackonets, Braids;
Hooks and Eyes, Fancy and. Dress Buttons, Brushes;
Tape Cheeks, Plain and Fancy Bobinets, Whalebone;
Quill'd Ribbons, Black Silk and Lisle Lace
New Style Ribbon Trimming, Hosiery and M oves;'
Black Lace Veils, Woollen Comforts;
Buck Gloves and Mitts Bonnet Ribbons;
Gents Silk Woollen - an ti Cotton Undershirts and Draw
ers; •
Boas and Ring Comforts, Worsted and Opera Hoods !
Plain Mantel Ribbons, infants' Boots;
Cravats and Pongee Pocket Handkerchiefs ;
Plain Satin Ribbons, Linen Gambric Pocket Ildkfs;
Gilt and Gold Jewelry, Jerome Clocks, Fancy Soaps ;
Carpet Bags and Satchels, Window Shades ;
Toilet Cases, Violins, Perfumery, Jewsharps;
Gillot's Steel Pens; Gold Pens, I.hnbrellas, Accorde
ons;
Conch Shells, Zephyr Worsteds, Perforated Boards •
Floss Silks,ol9Vorsxed and Crochet Needles, Lsoktn gi
Glasses; •
Which, with a variety of other articles, he will
hive-
offer
for CAW or approved credit, at prices comparing
mbly with Eastern markets.
P. S.—The attentiorfor Pedlars is particularly direct
ed to this extensive and varied assortment.
p s;tt C. MURPHY
W GOODSt
p
HE subscriber having now received his entire stock
T of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, would resect
tallyy inform his custMners and the publi
c, t at h
ee is pre-
Or
pared to dispose. of Ids Goods, eithert osale
Retail, at very lorriltiCeS•
• lie bas, in Dry. Goods. all the staple, as well as a large
stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS, comprising in part
4-4 Chene Silks, for everting and street dresses very rich;
4.4 Bromic Silk, do do ;
Plain Black pric
lack Silk, do •
all es and widths;
Brocad B
Heavy Watered Silk, ' all shades ;
French Poplins do;
Mouslin de /lines:
French Merinos and Cashmeres
•
Together, with French and English Prints, in endless
variety.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
11-4, 12-4 and 0-4.Darualpy SheeSings;
4-4, o-4 'de and 'slab Pillow Linens;
7,1, 2-4 and 10-4 Table Damasks;
o-,2 and 3-4 Otanask'NaPkllls and Doilies;
Hnckabadk, Diaper and Cra Tovve lin us ;
Rich Printed Piano and 'fable Covers, superb 1W.3
Marseilles gu il ts, French Parniture, Di m i t y, c urta i n
and Curtain 'Materikls, &C.
MOURNING DRY GOODS,
Lupin's Black ScanbaliMelii •
Do do Meuslin de Laine., l- 4 and 4.4 wide ;
Blank Canton Clothiti Blank' Mohair Lustres ; Silk
Warp Tkibet Cloth's; Black Chaney; English, ,French
and Crap ii Mode And Grape Voila ; Cltemt
sextet and'iilleates Collars and Culfa Gloves and
Warr:. All of whl l3cioda'will` be warranted of good
cologt, andisheap kir 40110. nuottairr
o or, _ .
21, uip. .sel r,t. and • Cbmuuni 0014(4 . Of ,the 1 6 5 0 ,4
2lttrtyrg:. , •
Gsserrausaa--,Tonr joint committee 431eCted
andit thwastiormts of the city officerifhy the
year 1851, respeetfully report: That they, have
examined the Migef's Warrant Book, and tom
' pared it with 'the vouchers, and find'intne to be
corredt." -
Your committee have also examined . the War
rant Books of the several Committeei, and
found them correct.
They have else examined the accounts of the,
City Treasurer, an abstract of which is here
with submitted, compared them with the war
rants paid by him, and other vouchers, and find
same to be correct. The balance of cash in the
Treasury was counted 'and found to be as stated
in the account—S2o2 21.
Your committee also submit an abstract of
the aceounts of the other City Officers, all of
which they have examined and found correct
s. M. ICIER,
Jome BISSELL,
A. J. (RUB/EN.
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In Account with Om Mayor,tidcrmna and (Wizens If
Pattburti
1 85 1. DR.
Jan. 1, To balance In Treasury.
To Cash Water Rents of 1844....
" City Taxes of 1849
de. of 18.50
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• Improvement Tax of 1850
• City Taxes of 1851
" Water Rents of
• Improvement Tax of 1851--
• Wharfage of Estate of W. Butch.
do. John Owens
• do. Usury Earle
" Caleb Rassell,Water Rents on new
buildings for 1849, '5O, '5l
" James Nelson, Vern:des and Drill
ing
Jno 31s1or. Pines and Forfeiture,
" J. B. Guthrie,do. do.
do. ramatic licenses....
do. Vegetable Stalls__..
P. K. Tots, Water Bents of 1850.
do. Ground Rent at 'Basin
do. Douse do. de.
" John Green, Clerk of Markets....-
" Allen Dunn, do. out
side stand s
" Allen Dann Clerk of Markets,
butcher stalls 1....T2.4 44
" Stall tents collected by Treasurer 3,087 4.6
" Fees of Board Measurers 206 03
" 8. T. Northam„lr., Ganger- 873 60
" Jacob Pedder, Salt Inspector 399 2.5
D. Drennan, Fees at May Scales.. 263 00
" J. W Young, Weigh Master CA 74
" Rent of Rooms in Old Conn Woo 4D 83
" C. H. Paulson, Interest on 80nd... 235 00
" Joseph Tomlinson, do. r 1,0'..C1 00
" J. I. Ko.bn, City Solicitor 05 52
do on °cal old basin let 214 25
Dividend on Gas Stock.. 6,640 00
" Dray and Carriage Licenses coll'd
by Treasurer,....
" Permanent Loans,
590 27
By , Payment o, Sundry Appropriationo, riz :
1851. CR.
Number 1, Interest on City Loans S 66,067 00
" 1, &ate, Tax on do 2,010 50
" S. Salaries of City °Shwa 7,791 64
" 3, Public Printing a Stationery-.. 093 21
" 3, Eltgil. and floss Cannpr-nies... 2,619 06
5, City Watch 0,39.5 te.)
" 6, City Water Works ...tt,u5,7 47
•• 7 , Cleaning streets, let district.- 1,776 Sr,
—9, do do, 3d do . . 1,i4,9 :al
" 0, Lighting streets 10,471 64
" 10, Sanitary purp's m .11'd Health 71u Lai
" 11, Cleaning Markets, do far; 21
" 12, Monongahela Wharf 500 00
" 13, Allegheny do, 792 33
" 14, Contingent liapent., 4,362 49
" 16, Loans paid oil 111,046 16
" 17, Outstanding Warrants of 1956 16,545 40
Cash paid on Inspet Warrants 1.81,942 38
Balance in Treasury 302 21
27
Amount reosised for business tax for 1851, iF.M7
Tax Collectors , Acoormta for 1851.
CALEB RUSSELL, Iles* Woo.
To root of Dup. of City Taxe5......59.55 3 90
‘• Water Rent% . :,, e4O 50
•• Improve. TBS.. 4 242 1e
.` Business Too .. 0.'274 SS $21,720 14
By Cash paid Treasurer
. Commissions 3 per cent
Balance tmcollecte4
JOHN WHEE, Smorre Wean
To amt of Dup. of City Tuxes $7,970 09
" Water Rents... 5,100 60
" Improve , Ts.- 9,483 94
" Business Tax— 1,912 DO $10,16+3 59
OR.
By Omit paid Treasurer.
" OOLLIMISSISFII.
Balance uncollected
JOSEPH &rCULLOCH, Tame WARD.
To amt of Dup. of City Ta.xee .$8,468 97
" Plater Rents— 7,073 50
" Improve. Tax . 3,512. 79
" Busluaas Tax.. 1.,7.38 95 $21,191 61
By Cash paid Treasurer
" COMICil&SIOWI
Balnn. uncolktsted.
RICHARD HOPE, pooa?n Wean.
To amt of Dup. of Clty Taxes $9,706 33
Water Rents... 6,086 00
6 ' Improve Tax.. 4,374 21
e Business Tax .. 877 78 $,20,038 35
By Cash paid Treasurer ...._......16,486 00
494 58 18,980 58
Commissions
Balance uncollected.
JOHN LOWRY, Fore Wer.o.
To amt of Dup. of
Water Taxes ss,o= 67
Rents.- 6,241 00
Immure, Tax- 2,277 43
is " Business Tax-. 254 90 $13,794 00
By Cash paid Trosauser 10,11'6 22
" Com'. 305 51-Itahare9 10 34 315 85 10,492 07
Balance uncollected
WM. S. THOMPSON, ST/TEL WAILD.
To amt of Dup. of City Taxes Ann 79
.4 Water Rents— 4,590 00
Improve. Tax.. 1,707 96
4 Business Tax... 60 35 10,130 10
By Cash paid Treasurer
Commissions
Balance uncollected
HENRY LYTLE, firmernt WARD,
To amt of Dap. of City Taxes 41,844 26
Improve. Tax.. 830 94
BusinosxTax.- 21 33 2,090 13
By Cash paid Treantrer
• Commissions .....
JOHN A. SERGEANT, Emir% WARD
To amt of Dup. of City Taxes $2,525 03
Water Roots... 1,952 00
By Cub paid. Treasurer
" Commtmeione
GEORGE DOBBS, Nreera WARD
To amt of Dup. of City Taxes.. —41873 64
Water Beata . — 1, , 099 50
By 038 h paid Treasurer
" Cott=Whams
Tax.Collectors' old Balances
Bernard Hubley, let Ward, baL due on
duplicate far 1.841 $544 11
David Kinkald, 2d Ward, baL due on
duplicate for 1844.
R. J. Hagerty, 841 Ward, baL doe on
duplicate for 1847. 642 15
A. 51'Clelland, sth Ward, Md. dne on
duplicate for 1849 133 72
deo. Gumburt, 7th Ward, hat. due on
duplicate for 1849 . . . 125 56
In hands of Solicitor for eo — ltection. 1,881 n
Richard Hope, 4th Ward, MIL due on
duplicate Or 1848
g. Thompson, oth Ward, — due on : 0 4
2 4 24
5 .
50
58
duplicate for 1.850
Amount of old bat. outstanding . 2,4.82 29
CALEB RUSSEL, Amasses
mamma. or Woo. Antis ua Nrw
.. & ,
To amount collected ibr 184" 04 , 1850 and 185 L $1,300 00
, '
By am . oCatt ash paiTreeitirer____.. $1,300 00
Jouuß (tuTaarg, mkro.a.
T " oo:Air, fisitsa fartemitieirrxm.sl.sBl)
veginatliarital " IP6T 00 '
" of deakiatia &awes " 800 0016007'72
- ~:
. , . , '••-• • - :
'•
tNk,
• ,-41
$ D 6 29
56 '..1)
198 81
11,097 92
349 14
6,548 40
38,381 00
5,910 90
14,341 90
7t.112
14,975 DO
2,390 87
2,709
372 )
14,300 00
. 42.9 00 14,729 00
.11,846 On)
355 6S 12,21.1 68
15,144 00
454 311 15,598 ;V.
3,392 00
99 00 3,401 00
1,500 00
45 00 1,545 00
Balance uncollected
tc~,
X 987 00 2,987 00
Balance uncollected.
63
00 $3,859 77
M4!iMEI
3:ms 00
96 15 3,801 15
Balance uncollected.
:;
~:,,t4.-:—:LI.,:;a•:-:,
~ ~ r,~:;4..
JOHN OWENS, -s.l.oi(osammtc Vim= Mints.
To wholo.amosntof istatfage;,....r,:.:;;“...„ 05,917 99
By (mat paid $14,975 50
Am'tonnicollected ortulago: '- 437: 99:x15-,419.99
• ,
N. 13.--Mr: . t;;te expended 1,605, for '
the earreat pellet . and also 8192 85, , fer the year 1850; !
for whirl:o3e hear xto 1114:01v!A, any warrant.
H.R.VRY RAILB, Auxoninne Wan: Manta,
To amonutof wharfage for t 2 ,547 OS
R.
By cash paid Treasurer- Am° 81 -
Ain't of. altstandingerharfage.. 156 18-$2,547 05
DAVID D.RENNEN; Wzioa *Lam. k 2 acr &Aux
To amount of Fees collected. $613 85
By amount of his fees retained $306 92
paid for repairing. Brutes.. 4 24.
By cash paid Treasurer ..... ........... 263 004574 Tr
Belance due city ..... .. ...... 109 88
S. T. NORTHAM, Je., cm GlAtitisa.
To am't received for imaging
• 24,847 bble.Whiskyi' •
18,693 bbla„Melesutis ,
42,511 bbla $1 7 747 20
06.
By teen for self and assistant retained.sB73 60
By rash paid Treasurer 878 6041,747 20
JAcOR FEDDER, 9S, Pau Irunnona.
To am't of fees received for Isugiecting
50,330 bbls. No. 1, •
995 bble. No. 2,
83 bbia. No. 3,
51,398 bble
CR.
By fees, one half retalned...--,.
By cash paid Treasurer
A. M. MARV:MEE, Len Wrzaa Plum as Mumma.
To root till time of decease, (April) --,••• $ 3 / 26
JESSE W. YOUNG, WEIGH MAT AT MAIGHEIHE
To rent till let Jau.1.852, (from lot April) • $6B 74
By cash paid Treasurer"
ALLEN DUNN, CLERK OP Blatuccrs.
To om't collected for ()Midas stands In Diamond mar
yet $2,286 91
To ain't collected for butcher stele
. .
In Diamond marks'
To am't collected for butchers, gar
deners, kc , 2d ward market. 142 75
To eat collected too one daily
butchers Oa sth ward
R. meet.-
C
By commissions, 10 per cent 378 49
By cash paid Treasurer..--- 3,381 7613,757 25
rfa- Amount of nominal pounds of butter , takes,
1,611% lbs—one half, 805% the delivered to City , Farm.
Amount of nominal pounds of sa..naugee'tlaken, 17 the
—one half, 814 Ito delivered to City Yarn.
31easnred and inspected, 1,40234 - cords of wood and
bark, and reed ae fees, $B7 65.
jay- The Treasurer also reports $92 25 teed from
John Green. late Clerk of the ifarkets, after he bad
rendered his account' of the last year.
Board Measurers,
W1L11,431 EVANS, Faze Wiso.
Amt. fees P'd. Tr.
Measured 282:200 feet Fees.. .V2B $3 93
E. L. SWANS, Seeder. WARD. INo Report.}
JAMES MoMASTERS, THIRD Wean.
Mean:trod 5,502,640 feet Fees $558 28 $B3 44
ItOVVIEN MeCLUILE, Few= Waite. •
Measured. 7,307,978 feet..--Fees $730 79 $lO9 81
ROBERT DALZELL, MYTH Was= [Nolleportj
JOHN SCOTT, Soma WARD.
Measured 3,290,090 feet....,SeeB-4 329 0 0 $ 4 . 0 38
LEWIS COOL BM= Writ'.
Measured 289,000 feet Yeas $29'140 $4 48
FLEMING MORROW, Emmy WARD.
Mew:m.4 2,725,328 feet. 8ee5.—...,V72 53 $4O 87
JOHN PAISELEY. Nara WARD.
Measured 330,000 feet Fees.-- $33 00 $4 95
Total amount paid Treasurer • 63
Recapitulation .
OF OiITS . FIEDLICO VOLES, W111.117A013, &C.
lsr. Want 1841 Bernard Ilubley---.54 44 11
21 1844 David Kinkaid 436 17
3d " 1847 IL J. Hagerty._....... 642 15
4th `• 1848 Richard H0pe........_17.1 34
4th 1849 A. McClelland. 133 72
6th " 1640 Wm. 8. Thompson.-- 378 24
7th " 1849 Geo. °lambert. ...... 125 66
Amount taxes uncolleoted to l4 $2,432 29
let Ward 18-51 Caleb Ru550u.......48,99 1
"23 " " John McKee— .... 5954 91
3d " " Joe. McCulloch s , ,tas
4th " Richard Hope-- 3,057 77
sth " " John Lowry 3 , 302 8 3
6th " " Wto.B. Thompson-. 6,729 04
7th " •" Henry Lytle 1,151 13
Bth " " John A. Bement.-- 2,670 17
9th " " George D0bb5.........558 62
Amount taxes uncollected for 1651
Sutels,deed, wharinge..sBos 66 ,
Leos ain't paid
................ ...-... 722 1..
J. W. Lightner, late Allegh'y Wharf
51aster...-..• 466 00
Weary Earle, Allegheny Wharf Aba
ter, for 1851 158 10
John Owens, Monongahela Wharf
Master, far 1851 437 99
Amount of uncollected Wharfage.. $1,143 11
A. XI Ilartupee, deceased, late Weigh
Master at the Markets. Amount
Kent due by his estate •
Amt of outstanding Tames, $39,615 56
Amt outstanding 'Warrants fot '5l 610,078 11
of 1850
on Improvement fund
Improvement Tex.
Total amount of A5ae,a5menta........j4,702 59
Leas commLaslons and piobable
es 2 7 =0 69
loss
------$20,412 00
By cm,h paid Txuaeurer
Amount uncollected
Amt of Warrants co/tending from
ISSO 417,353 64
Awl. of Warrooto drawn on Sin
provement fund In 1851
of Warrants paid by Treasr
Amt of outstanding Warrants on
this fund
Amt uncollected Tex at this fund
Ara overin!,wo cvo hap. fund
Report of the Water Committee.
To the Select and Common Councils of the City
of Pittsburg:
Your Committee, in again presenting their
annual report, beg leave to refer you to the ac
companying documents from the hands of the
Superintendent, Clerk and Assessor for a synop
sis of our operations during the past year. ~
It is highly gratifying for your Committee to
be enabled to advert to the prosperous condition
which the Water Works Is in. During the year
nothing occurred worthy of attention, to disturb
the successful operations of the Machinery,
Pipes, Reservoirs, Ac. Every minor defect oc
curring, was speedily repaired; and due dili
gence and precaution observed throughout, so
as to render the Works capable of fulfilling„ to
the entire satisfaction of the citizens, the great
good for which they were designed.
The expenditure, it will be seen, fell far short
of the amount of revenue assessed, a annum
:tepee worthy of note, inasmuch, as for many
precedent years it was the reverse. It Is now
thought that through the aid of the new law
relating to the collection of water rents, where
by the major portion of our assessments can be
realized, and by a judicious, economical admin
istration of the affairs of the Works by future
Committees and Officers, that the financial re
sults of the last year mayi‘ays be attained.
Your Committee desire to ring to the notice
of the Councils, in a brief manner, the propriety
of their having the lower engine house render
ed more secure from the dangers of tire, by the
removal therefrom of the dwellinghousei, which
were originally attached thereto, and which
have continued to be occupied up to the.present
time by the famines of the Engineers. -- Ary ar
gument in favor of such a measure would now
be superfluous, us its judiciousness and necessi
ty must at once be apparent to every reflecting
mind.
Your Committee, in conclusion, respectfully
beg leave to testify to the efficiency and well
known ability of the Superintendent of the
Works, and also to the practical manner 12
which all the Officers connected with the de
partment, discharged their duties.
Respectfully submitted.
Jagnri T. KINCAID,
Isaac , dawns,
Attar; Coanaw.,
ANDREW Scow,
Wu. 0. FRIEND,
Ja.uss LOWRY, JR.
ort of the s Sugetendent of the
Water Works, for thereat. 1851.
The following statement in presented,
ding the revenue, appropriations, expenditdres,
extensions and condition of the Water Works
for the past year:
Am'tof water rents assessed in 1851, $7,388.00
Approp'n by c0und1e....530,000 00
Cash in hands of Bup't.
from last year,._......
Do. reo'd for old pipe,..•
$30,11.3 05
Expenditures 88 pet clerk's books, for current
expenses of lower works to wit:
Coal $3,870 90
Labor 3,278 33
Oil 204 -42
Hardware 83 33
Lead 'O5 00
Stationery and printing 48 14
amithwork and casting.. 100 71
_ _
Yarn
Copper, arrivals tallow,
soap, lime, hay, lea
ther, atc ... : .....
298 64
$8,035,87
Expenditures for current expenses of Upper
Works, to wit
Coal
Labor
Yarn
$1,683 17
Erpenditures for permanent extension of the
entire works, via:, -..
Labor —. 251 3Q
Lumber 340 80Labor--
•••-• -•
Pipes .- $3,821 76
•-•-- • ......
11,674 15
Smitbwork and castings 3,210 71
Hardware....;.-- ..... .... 23 50 ,_ _ .
Brick----
.
Lead. .... - .......... -.....-- 440.23
Iron inninalla -,- 10 03 - :
ItriteS-tioik'anditatt ~,.-52&,03-1.,----,...:-L,2,r-''.
1temin'.::.4.,..;;37c..-..:i.i-Y.-- 54,74'..---:-.-,.--,!..:,,
„•=„
4 • :.;••,.-- - e 4, --.4";trtf'= - :•-sfr;;\.•-•'4.4 , 4- X7 ,- ,*Z-- - -”;
.•, • •
' = . • ~ ' •
of Water Committee ~ .
•
Do. reed for oja —•-- t 53 0 ,10016
• Unexpended inn% $12,83..4"!" tro • .
-there a'A t
rerenO
It ;will be ,seen-tent
tween the retinae of the past Year ,And .
penditnies;iers7,2B3'B4: - A'otreatinitenderman„
has noiocontrolifor , jrin=
ilfte ria ti e ee e n x ... tuo.. fo cin io o w f s p!R i Os,dttnia_ ,
3 inch, on Liberty etreet w 1724,0 4 1k*
86 street,' 100 s
: inii i i n n? c el h i: ,. ° O 4.4ri n ulirilni) C la ars ilbidill'ee o rtirt ;
6 inch on Lumber
''
234
.6 inch, on Harrigen streer, - i • ,
6lnch,.onon Hay '463 - 1 ' "_
6 inch, on Pitt street,;:, . ... 43,6 ,
6 inch, on Congress street, 296
mr .-P<
5 inch, on .rart . u,
6 inch, on Webster street,. 616 /
6 inch, on 3lirlinrY etreet,
6 inch, otCCraiiford 321 2 • "-••'
6 inch, on'ArOtiio street,. _
'
4inah, ............
4 inch, .
4 inch, on Olfeetiintitrie - 130
4 inch, on'taibbin street,,, 236
4 inch, on.. Etna
4 inch, on Diamond eltey, ...
4 inch, on Wehaterand , churietnets; .434 :At., 1.
4 .inob,
4 inch, on Ciariford
4 inch usedin Makin4, cTossini th
connections; and' setting
4394/ 25 •
31* 25-$ 7 OB 50
Total ' ~ .. . 9172
PIPIts" TAKEN - lIP
4 inch, on Webster streot,
3d Ward;...... ..
4 inob, on Duqueane. at, 4f.0 ,k ~,
4 inch, on Point street,. 38 _ e..
4 inch, on Quarry, 105 ff', .
898 (pg.
Total of all sizes laid thin fr,
To which add the amount laid
from the beginning of the ,
works, ' /113;325'44.:
„ .
-2. -122,871rv0t,
---
Making 22,2-92 miles,.andiming an addition.`;'l
of over 18 mile tide yeat, . : 1
There are a few remaining streets to - - harnip•-•;4 4 *.
plied from the new Reservoir, in which,llM: - .,,
committee determined tol,x,p,ipe. ahoy _.will - _
be attended to when the:proper tialet,arrl_roltq . .
There were two urgent reasons for. Midovagr-c'
the Liberty street exterden. Keistofoie,An - '2.
case of accident or data:igen:int of 'any_ of ,the - -`
extensions on Penn street; near - the lenine'elid.
of the Ward, we were compelled, owing tc-tlitii'" -
nature of the -uortneotiona,:.to Shut•aff the largest
portion of the inhabitants tad=mantdacturtng
establishments of the.Fiftb, and the .whole
the Ninth Ward, which was very an n oyin g.
Again, the comma letion nt the ketinsykonth'
Railroad made it 'a niatter`bredinony .. galhwi.
part of the city to have the pipes patprowl
ono to the' laying of the rani:
In the above linco of 'pipes' there have heen''
located flood gates, viz: -` -
4 gates 8 , inches diameter, •
12 " 6 "
10 " 4 "
1 " 20
2 25-$3,757 25
27 total number. _
Whole number or flood gatesiii the city, 367
Number of new fire plugs fat in,
old reeetand.reMdti .
Whole number of fire -plugs-in city, .
Number of gates made Mite works tbteyrj
2 of 6 inches diameter,
4" 4 U
Fire plugs modest the worka-thts year,... 12
Number of floodgates on,
Do of fire .. . 6
Do of screws renewed Mitre elge, *„.
Do of gate beam renewed' 6n se- .
count of defects, - 3.7
Number of Ferrules taken oat of the office;iis:
ollows :
Of k inch,
"
"
......., $36,008 90
Am't paid to City Treasurer for the saineAlitat - f.
During the past year Attention ltrati"
a defect which has exis ted in the ptimps:at'ite
river from their origin. It '-prOdneed ai l , 4 4olatit:
jar or surge at the termination-of each stroke 'of
the engines, which was exceetlinglY destmetivii-%
to the entire ntachinery; .and made tit &bast'
impracticable for the engineer, to-matt:ad Atte,
Werkiwg pantsAnderirstinrimmea... eVortimate#
it has been rentaifti,
eels were furnished with fourlitnekthilf. -
of air formerly supplied' thembliMipartlnew
them sufficient elastic force' te snail - airyltrW,
den jar or movement of the, pistons. ,
On examination of the pums; alanyinfqlie
important parts Were . (0111:1d •WOITt `013111014 .---
quired to be made new. = The nalves - andnelita - s
were all taken out, prit in good repair, and 114
are now doing their duty„, The,,platormMAJte,,
steam cylinders, 'calash:Mfg Oita` littf - paching,
failed in their performance; and
tato bring the only. remedy, one of then
been completed by introducing FultoreiCom-.
position packing; an' article savoury testettlinr
one which has been in use for years;in - -'other,
places. The other piston was so „far .eltanged t ,
as to permit the use of cattail rcpe;ltifit fa at
--
arable to dispense with as Boort:as poitsThreithik
composition being the most economical- and e,-
dent.
The main connecting - sawn ehist . being' -
badly arranged as to prevent- the - trugineerittorni! -
having command of Masten), it-becartrermes
sary to condemn it, andmdtatitute ta: - new ems
made on correct principles, Which .480 . 4 . 4. :
facilitated the labors in - hilt depaiiiiient:
On the od of the-nmit-inahalfue ofrpiptra,,
leading from the riverM the.waterYbOltohOtte•t,
trance gate had never been Properly located.
The difficulties efperlented - cleartinetha ' vault, made it correct adjustumtont uhaßoidw t'
ble, but on examinetion,it.proyed - 1 M 411403 4 1 1' 1 4 , ,--
le its construction' as to Make it, necessary y to
close the end of th in pipe In 'the riveMlibilit- ,7
move.the gate out.of the .vault,entirely,htuti!
the requisite alterations were made.On.tha
eiple ot"once well done, alleaJX;drsei,o, and' le.'
is now answering the purpose,ferwhiohlt:wee
designed. '
Another rather sen'onciuoidentJar-labondri , , ---- -
velopod itself within,the :brat year,_ 06,.finst,i
sjimptoin of iteas a loallit`the - beite'ef the , -
below-the old-reservoir.- -Dwelt foindafter4ite
ging down, that owing. M-theilettlinifOtthati
earth, the 20 inch ascending. Main, and:the: IS.
inch descending' maid;rire'renearly - 'ffirdidittA'
which might have been an uncomfortable occur
ranee. There main this place- four largeA,ftoii
of pipe. The earth under them ittroft, i tyrd in -
order to make them'safe and easy of •micess," - a; .
;this is a very important part of thenxtilandortei
a rough stone or brick arch, over
hem, might be a correct subject for coneldera l , ,
Owing to-the malting out el the Wharf -
butane way, the briekaawer,hadto ntstendedt
further out into the _-
Ia
eousenbence
,their now .being-l.wo, .sets
of reservoirs', Th e cleansing -of the tame, z ivam
commenced one month earlier- then - list Seatirtiv,, ,
and theentimlot of tee new one has bvi,,qn„,,,r,
closed with tt good substmitird fence.
Inrefereitce'M the proposition" Mao bi
people of Lavrrettedvilleforasnwplymf.laladr,ir
may be stated, that there- DCA be
,noxnfaiorik-,
his apprehensions entertained reintiii3' to - the
adequaoy of the,. old *awl to appply the, addi=
tional demand:' The - stiperierity
formance of the Machinery, compared With any -
former period, will warrant fit ooraillaPo4 4 With,
the proposition. - -
It' will be teen' itisithe7Ne*Workirbiuilskiiiti "
3,750 47
r 2,88 8 58
-414,341 00 .
.... 6.131 00
--------4 20 ,472 00
10,312 86
ra,aas 49
29,842 38
$0,824 11
6,131 00
$E4311
713 96
841 24
89 15
47 82
" in old reservoir.
At $2 00 each, • 40A
For drilling extra holm, - -
• • --
a demand on the,Old. for 42;120
day, which was met with ease....
Average
Avarage daily comnunpiloxi 4fftteli - ,, Lower
Works 276 bushels.
_
Average daily enpply.nf tenter 310,300 cabin. -
feet, or 2,369,664 gallon!, kmil,lloo - tonit.:
Average daily consumption of fri ‘ ei, TPPe
Works; 50 bushels.
Average daily. suPpli - of *Air 42,12telibir
feat, or 315,1157 gellons,'of 1,316 tots:
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January 9th, 1652,, , Superintendent.
Report of the • Assessor_autineffister,
of 'Water Beau for the ireass:Agriu
The water rents wormed on the diffeibtle*:
tablishments, r ents
the 14titant irateriintoukit
to tatrty.soven• thousand, three'tradred; - arta
eighty-six; dollari, as follows, viz: :.,
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1-Gas Works,-.1.. . $366 —'
- 00
1 ,County Jail, 3O- 00
5 Glass Iketories, '152'50
7 Clusdleries„ • — 116;00
2 Public Rallis,- .605 . 00 '
3 Tanneries, • 66 40
3 Iron Min 5,.....- ~ . 220,0
15 Breweries,
... 474% .00
12 Livery Stables, - ~.....,.. 42 8:00
10 Potuldries, . .... .. .. .... 7 1,0, 05
20 Reetifying-Distileiles, , ..--- _ ' 3ol' 00
54 Steam Engines,. -., . ... .. . ... .... 1423 00
22.4 Hotels, Taverns, Boarding__
Rouses and Restaurants, ...... ;
6,661 Dwellings, Stores, Shops, and
Offices 22,154 -50
7,047 Assessments,' 837 , 980 00.
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