BROTHERS *Cp, . Commission Bcra
Jjj. chants, Philadelphia, for ike tale of produce fe*
Mnlhr. liberal advances made on conhigmnenu.
• ftbScra : •••■}••: ••>•* -w-. : .
QTUCCO end Plaster
O Cumningiiiß, for sale I*7 CEO WjACKSON,
_ laatdnndwftmjif.. ■ y ; <th rt near liberty.
MACKEREL— 133 bMt Noja Mackerel, targe »Ue,
In store and for sale by i * •• ,___ ' „ ’•
tebl3u~ JOHN SCOTT A-Co-
SPT» TURPENTINE—CD bbli In store ind'for'sale
by v JOEL MOIILKR, .
leb(7 " ' eor. Wood and Kith streets.
STONE-One bbl in store and for sale by
71 , I : JOEL MQHLEB.
iTtAMPHINE or Pine Oil in store and for sate by
Ufebl7- | JOELMOHLEB.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—af seks hulled Buckwheat
Floor, by -
fab 15 1 j t 080 A BBRRY. '
TUNIPER DERBIES—I bag (fresh) just rac’d and
J for sale by RESELLERS,
feb!7 ■ 57 Wood sL
i OSE PINK—I e'aak just ric'd and Car sale hr
-•••'' |. .; R E SELLERS.
CHINESE VERMILLION-r-*S lbs just rac’d and for
sale by (fell?) ’ RESELLERS.
)\V"D ARSENIC—33B Ibsjust ree'd and for stle by
TIEF’D BOROX, ENO.—accuses just rac’d and for
JVsaleby (feblT) ■, v R E BKLLKRS._
FIO J.BAO—<7I Figs Lend just rac’d per str Ameri'
ea and for tale on the wharf by - '
fcbl7 BURBKIDGE, WILSON* k Co. Water at.
Number 1 lOflll
fT-iy, prepared 20013
Ctßdlfl—Doty SO per Ct.
City dipped--- t»l0
Pitubury:h.&UT S 3 033
Cmcimuiu do 002
Sperm, belt bnndi**’3Q 032
JDo inferior 23 090
Caatlnffs—-F ft
Foundry.boL ware, aa'd— 33•
Furnace d0........2|
Tea keUle* & dor. 5,00
Wagon boxes F 1 ft ’
Counterweights F set. •••40
Sid Irons F ft. neU«">4i&s
_________ Cotton Y&raa—f ft
T7BESH TOMATOES—3 dox is bonlaa, a roperior Short ntl—
J* article ffcblTl i J D WILLIAMS. | No. sto No. 10 10
~ 1 ■ ' * M 11 to 17
IYE FLOUR—I 3 bbls superior fer sale by'
j fcb!7 J I D WILLIAMS, 110 Wood it.
r %EEBB-dOboxe*foraalcbyi
U fcb!7 ’ J D WILLIAMS.
SCORCIHNG3 —3 btili on coniixonwnt and for eale
by ' , ■ . 3 JDWILLIAMS.
SUNDKIES-1:» doz Ecrs) tf doz Tow Yarai lW
Hickory Broom* on euneignment and for **■* “7
leb!7 * JD WILLIAMS.
LAMP OIL—«LbU winter Brained LemnOU&r sole
by tfebl7l WICK fc M’CANDLLSS. _
ITtn™’* OIL - 1, b wicK l t , M^ASMiya
rWEDAGB-10 ceil* A Ead fl > n - MiniUji 3
\J coll* a, end<J In. on coim«unenl
■ prt (nr ul* W fC BID WELL, A|X
fcbu • • | • ■ Water meet.
J« by
M A DUNCAN.
r febl4 fossy
I 800 MS—lOO doz fox I&le l)T <
8 F VOX BOXXHORST & Co.
110 LEAD—I2O pip Cor sale by
8F VON UONNHLHST A Co.
SCYTHE S-N'EATUS—2O do* for eale by
fcblii - 8 F VON UON’NHOBaT A Co.
‘ TTY —S btl* prinie'iiupected for Bale by
j W febia ■8 F TON BONN HORST k. Co.
. T^^SSTTHAS—«U half ei**ta and eaddie»Youny
■ £ Hy»o*x, Gunpowder, Lnyciial aiid Black Tea*, }u»t
rac’d aadfer aatiiby i L S WATERMAN.
C HEESE— « boxet W A Mnding and for eale by >
feblfl •' ■ ROBEBTjPALZELL Liberty *C
QUNDRIES—IO seeka erode Ginieoe, 1 bbl Deerwax.
O S bare coloredßeanijuat irec’d and foreale by
fablO .! POINDEXTER fc Co.
POTASH— t cask* prime jn« rac’d and for eale by
fcblO WICK& M*CANDLES3.
CORN— 13 bbl* Yellow Corn JUtt rac’d and for eale by
feblO , WIQC fc M’CANDLESS.
/SoRN MEAL-10 bbl* for. *aie by
\J WICK: A M’CANDLESS.
in LASS—UO boxea «*!«, JW boxe* boxee
VT oHU>YindowGla*e foraaleby .J. ■
fobld . WICK A M’CANDLESS.
COPPERAS— 10 bbl* Copperai'for eale by ;'
rQBSYTH A DUNCAN.
-rnajT eoie he ary black Teat pad
rlgt',*i br WIUTF-
SATINETTS.— Three ecuerplain and figured black,
~sr i ° Ji ° i “ aiilae , | a.i^j&t^ rr&
Rock POWDER for sale rn manufacturer* pncct
by ; ISAIAH DICKEYS Co.
leb3 , water A from M.
;cn o iwiit Kjr tobacco for mla by
ATWOOD, JONES* Co.
mOBACca—K
X fcM
T>f.K*i?niNf> POWDER. (CHloridc o( tSae—4 c*k*
ALLOW—IO bblt No 1, rendered. Jaw rec’d and for
—lefry •' IfeblS] ij C BIPWELL, Ag^.
Ks THINS—2O Loses Bunch' Raisins j««*t itc'd a
foz talc by [fcblSj , L 8 WATERMAN.
BACON— WOO lbs uson«d Bsc on in store and <
sale by l IfcblS]. - ••• L 8 WATERMAN.
Tobacco-® iw No u « nmt (orfp btanji
lajMliac lxem steamer New Enalaud ana tor sate
1 ; t ifcbig]- ••; JAMES dalaell.
Bo " S»£“T" e
IjOaK ASH LAIID-W pc» bulk Pork •»! 17 ftp
La*. *** qftasasaL*
iIX TWIST—2O k»s superior Ye. Twist for sale by
>fcbl? VyiCIC A M'CANDLKSS.
.nH far uiileby IfcblSl [JAMES DALZU.U /
Iv YE FLOOR—I 7 bbls Byo. Floor receiving trom ;
UXOW-1M bbU
SHOVELS, fpedee,.Hay land,Manure,Forks, Iloea,
Canal shovels of»
which we invite foe auennou of Coe
Fot “‘‘ ifenm/i
OLL BUTTERS bbl. &U B»un
br *‘ l ' br I i P-
Dried appi
for sale by
>QEO A BERRY
F" rnUH—PPC* bbls Floor.' rood brands, in store end
for wfo bv (feblfil r GEO A BEBRY.
T'LOUB-OOObbUBoch*Qßaa’« txtr» funily flour,*
safes * r c.
rweoted dried beef,*-in
tt OAKTPEP A Co.
TVKXED lU*O!
I / lore ud tot tale'tiy IfeS]
(yREEXTS BCOTCU starry,
XVCT VIAlr COBKSi 800
fcM - . IChrenicto copy
SUGAJU*— W bbdi prime fi O «cgn.
: / SbbUloaf • • i** , ~
'/ B•* chraibed u la store uul C*r
MUby/ IfebT] O BLACKBURN * Co.
S TARCtUS boxei of Boflb(t(hti iu) 1« for nlo by
rfeW Co.
ko n aiw*y*
MArtrrrFl_JO hlfbbU'No3l»rge}
bbU flo. s,£Brwk. br -
jy tl F hkaZLETON,carttfato duunood.
1&13B LtNENBi warranted poro ft*** comnwn *nd
.g.ytowpdw.te'qylit T- m RMUBI , nY ,
El —'
J LB WATEBMAfI.
LaBD-M krtt and 15 bblj No 1 Lard in «tore tad
itottUbr pKWI : L »WATERMAN.
Wye pEQUK—37 bUU Bye Floor, aDrimeiruclo f
t»«if rhe«u. xo cattle* freab Tea*, embra
jan3* aiIOALEY *g«ITM,» 480 wood at
in P nrae order, jutne'd aod
HBiTm _wic*
pfljg^ 8 ' raafesg*
j[y{Pi!i? : ~ A W^K^STCANDLEBS.
T.4RYTE3—I7e" k ‘ Utt!=« »UuU« fcr while li
ESUiraa> c>
Xi 1«»<7 L——
sshisyii Jwooj «*.-
OAT&-100 bu* •
'T*Zk’iUEB»-'JO
J for tabby Of
Jn»t rrc'd »n<l
“ Cm-* culhektsox
SOAP—® ban'No 1 "•K.W <L° *> !'" lm “* Pi 1
stocMliie,fio* «u* yp WIIJTAMS.
BUOS. WHEAT lUHIV-M MC*», «,*»>. irU '
1B WATERMAN.
■COAIf-w boxo prune SOTP l«uf*"S
D4LzfX I.
j»« 7: :: ••• ■ • : ■• t. ■ •water»ircct_
TTRIuNH-M boas urge wtuie Ouwuv «>'»« bJT
1 r febl WICK t McCANI)LtSa_
(EIEDPBACUES-l
—to by fe bl _
».»ru<lme.,from«
SOAP 4 CANDLES—79 bxa rinnninri No i Soap, 7
to^c u^u«»^,fay t v i
tKtfuptt—lap bo reccircd tad tot ul* !>y_
W k BJdcCUTCHtON
- cSS!"-“ siSaSiw!
pirgB UB oa
■ born Window Glass, «••s,&?£«* by
..... ;ronsYTH * UUMAN. •
»bo XU Press* IbT
'. FO nav ™ * DUNCAN.
cukrfa*
Iftbtl ! P C MAtTTIN.
jjSfy
_fy—ud. rorwtriing .M«»-
fy. W ftostih >«**••
-wrf-Bamsi
Wv«kiaAJ
pOmmmnt.
Ashes.— Duty SO pr. sent.
Pots--.' —0 &
Pearls..*'.... 0
Scorching*-.- .. 4(0 5
Salerams 0 “t
Ale— per bbl f? 0 »
Axles— per doz-• 0
Bristles— Duty 5 per cent.
American? • 0 “
BtUilif-wr b
Earle.-.**?. 010
Hope »0»l
B«aß»—per biubel. _ •
Small White 870100
Common It mix’d C2o*s
Backet*—? dor. _
Fetent■ Uearer * • • '2J&P2&
Becawox—Duty SOpr.et.
Yellow .....21028
Blmbii—? ion.
Elootn*- * 575050
BrMDi —V dot
Mere hinlill*' • • • fl< l®l|2i
Shaker— 1,7503,00
cord.
Cbeatmt Oak 0520
Bl.ek Oak- - 404-50
Hraloek 303,50
Coal— Duty 30 per cu
At Ute rirer 5 051
From wagon s£o&fc
Cotton— Duty free.
Tenn. and Alabama-
Chocolate—P b.
Increasing! cent pet lb to
Lone reeCF dor.
No. 600 I
“coo ..
“ TOO -007
“ 5U0.900, 1C00.....5)06)
Coverlet Yarn P ft---20022
Carpet Chain --20
Cotton Twine----.-. 200.23
Candle Wick —Ol5
' Coffee—Daly 80 per cl
Java, Old white 12014
Bt. Domingo 8 0 8)
Laguayrm 9 9 8*
Rio 8)9 8)
Havana-
Copper—Duty SO pr efc pig
barandoldCprctoMfree.
Brttxlere- 97029
Sheathing-'- 26027
Old 13019
- Cordage—DutySUnr.cetL
Manilla,--- — 9 15
White rope -r-9 13
Tarred —0 11
Paek'g yarn, fine 9 10
“ common —9 9
Hemp Bed Crda per dor—
Kxtrplong —1,0203,75
Long-... —08,39
Common ■ —01,03
Plough Lines - - - 8701,00
Manilla Bed Cords—per dor. -
40 yd. 8 thread —05,00
SO & 30 do 2fi00%2S
do Plough lines -01,25
Domastlca—per yard.
J to ) ct added tor time sales
JBoowu Cotton 4)08)
do • do *••••■6 07
PeaoShTga. A No.l 0 7)
OreroD 1) Union Mill-•—o—
PenuMill-—-0 7)
Lonoae'C —«s)
Hamaon
64 brown cotton 11012)
1 Bleaeeed do -MW
t do do ,)01S
44 do do 0)014
Brown drills
Bleached
| c Treking* 9|o«
4 Hamilton —^sir
I Lancaster —®W)
J Brown'-e A- C. A- • - —0134
Methuen*
NolaDpenar v jgm
Colored Cambnc»'.--/-fio9
Faacv Prints /..4J014
fSftlvr 81ae..-./--01O)
Jlerrimae---.*—
Fall R. Woe ft Orange—oll7
Drnßa—per ft _ i
A,” .— ••—/ •• •» i>’
Alum /*"*;?*£ -i 1
Aaafmtida. —•/••••• 2 S
Arrow Itoot-/- “2“
Aqaatortis--/- M 9 11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
/ REVIEW OF THE \
PITTSBURGH H&BjKRTi
TOR THI WEXX ETOWQ t*ST' VVEtTOJ.
/ la reviewing the transactions of the past week,
' we find very little variation in the general charac*
ler of the market, from thatof the previous week
excepting that in breadstufli there baa been a gra
dual decline, while Sugar and Molasses have stiff
ened materially, with a marked advance in the
! Ultcr. I
The weather, during- the pa* week, has "been
unprecedentedly mfld and open to the season, ac
companied by some rain, and a more general thaw
than we have previously had. In conaequence of
this, we have had another riJe of 7 or 8 feci iu the
river. • ' j
The river baaineaa is still of a restricted charac
ter, and most continue so unlil the regular opening
of the Spring trade. The receipts of Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Sugar and Molasses, thowever, have been
liberal, and we-bave of these articles jnowin the
market more than an abundant supply J nnd we
in a few short weeks, upon |ffie opening
of the Spring trade, an activity in butmess equal,
if riot surpassing, that of anylprecedin| season.
The wagon lines from this 1 , point eastward, via
Chaabersburg and the Slacklwater route via
-Brownsville, have been time well,
by heavy shipments of Produce/such as Bacon,
Pork, lard, Butter and Tobacco, and that at rales
comparatively low, taking into consideration the
many impediments to these modes of conveyance
during a winter season. Some of these lines have*
daring the greater pah of the winfer,made their time
through from Philadelphia to this point in the ex
traordinary shorttime of five days, which reflects
grest credit upon their enterprising proprietors.
quality, to
>ntractor*, licr*
Duncan. '
j to sale by
J KIPP k. Co.
ASHES—The market has been very steady but
not active, with but little, if any variation 10 price*.
The receipts of the part week have not been full,
though, seemingly, quite sufficient to the present
demand. We are unable to report any considera
ble transactions, sales having been almost exclu
alvely confined to the regular tradedemand. We
quote Salcratua and Pearls at 7|<374; Scorching*
and Pots at 4105 c, and Soda Ash, 41011 c ? .
APPLES—The receipts of the port weekbaye
been limited, but the market is fairly supplied with
ri good article. Regular sales are effected from
store at $1,5001,87 ? bbl, as in quality.
BACON—The week’s transactions have been
full, which* together with the largo amounts thrown
into the marlut by our manufactories here, have
swelled tbe supplies far beyond the demands of
the market. We quote'regular salesof City core -
at 4,5 and 6cjp ft, and country cored at aboutle
lesfe - .
BULK MEAT—Every ™ ival . bel ®? r
throws into our market large amount* of this art**
tide; butin the absence of any demand equal to
the prices asked, we are without nny aalqa worth,
reporting. Dealers prefer smokiw preparatory to
the Spring trade, or shipping to Lartero markets;
and large quantities have already been tent in
that direction. . '
BUTTER—The market conlinued unchanged
ontil towards the latter part of the week, when a
slight variation occurred,. and. prices became less
firm, with a partial falling off, exhibiting moderate
transactions id Roll at 110121,'and in keg at 01,
91 and Ioc*> ft, according to quality. : 10f fresh
jar and print butter, rates have been reported to us
at 12016 c to tbe.tomer, and 20025 cents to tbe
latter. ’’
BUCKETS— We eotice no change in tbe mar
ket, regular sales are effected at $2,2502,50 p
dozen. 1
- BROOMS—SaIes of some 90 duz at to
common'to prime. ..
BEESWAX—Very little is brought In at present
and nothing doing—2lo22c may be given as a fair
quotation at present, by the quantity. '
COTTON—The receipts of the week just ended
liave been- partial, and we have no transactions
upon which to ground a quotation.
COTTON YARNS' dc SIIEETINGSr-No
change has occurred in the market since last quo
taliona. See table above. •
CHEESE—Receipt# have been very tight, and
gopplie* have gradually fallen ofl; mAouV bow
er, any marked change in
erale sales of Goshen at B|{B9c, had of W R« C
to 6»c, as in quality., , : j
CRACKERS—The market is without change*
The following are the manufacturer* prices:
Water Crackers
Rotter do «
Pilot 8read...... ■' * T-r,. * ft
SugartoSodaCrackers...*** 7c * ®
- - - notice
icis ui »wi» »•—•■-
TAH3EV tL BEST
CORDAGE—Wo have no cL . -- - .
Ihomwkeu Ttere i»« Ke»Jy n»I« demand*
lhe fallowing quofalioos:
Manilla rope, by c 03... • v J** 5 *, 0
Do cut ; }S u .
White rope, bycoil.*.** u
Do cut *** ii «
Tarred rope, by coiU....y „
Do cut.. •$ Jf „
Packing yam, fine I jj „
Do c0mm0n.........••••••••r ¥
WDCOEDS. ,
Manilla-•••• 2;OO03 I OO£I I OO* do*
■ Do per coil y P
1,G2'32£50 3 > ,75 * doa
CoVcoU.. j
iroron ukas.
, ; M»iulla ....... 100 Hemp.‘..-S7| * do*
GASDLE3~W« ywt©_regulai- aalrt of Pittr
AHDBATEIOPIUIUSB IXSVRjUICE|VREI6HTifIM.
Oats SO 0 S 7
Coni a 5 0 37
8ar1ey*..............40 & 55;
fe
Pitub. Common 11 9 13
Borax, refined 24 0 25
Balsam Pern 02,75
do Copaviva - -30 0 37)
Brimstoue 4 0 5
Camphor, refined---40 O£U
Chloride Lime, cask 8)0 7)
Cochineal ISS 02J»
Cream Tartar -25 0 23
Copperas '••••1)0 2
Glue ---11 0 13
Galls 300 35
Gum Arabic 55 0 70
" C0pa1......... 33 0 30
“ Tracacinth----31 0 37)
“ Shellac IS 0 19
« Mastic IdM 01.20
Ipecac 87 01,CO
Jalap, powdered- -110 01,20
litharge 5)0 C)
Liquorice Root 7 0 9
liquorice Ball 19 0 20
Lae Bye 28 0 29
Magnesia Carb 23 0 37
Madder, Umbro----15 0 14
Madder, Common-• —0
Myrrh, Turkey 20 0 50
Oil Vitriol 4)0 5
u Castor 01,50
u Cassia 3.00 04.00
“ Clove# 250 03,00
“ Lemon 0350
u Pep'ra’t 05^15
Opium,Turkey 525 0550
Quinine R9O 03JXI
Rhubarb, root 60 0 23
Sat Amonac 20 0 16
Sal Soda 5 0 5}
Senna 20 0 19
Tartaric Acid 40 0 50
Vitriol, Blue 11)0 13
Dyt Wood—Duty 5 p. cu
Camwood--- 5)0 7
Fusde 2)0 3
Logwood, chipped---2)0 3
MeotherenJuty 25 per. cl
. ad vai.
Honey—Duty 30 per cent.
Cuba 0 —■*
Western comb n. ft 19 0 20
Gloaeng—Duty 20 pr. tL
Ginseng 25 0 30
Hey—per too of 2UOO lb*.—
Timothy 0.50 010.50.
Hide*—Duty 5 per rent-
Missouri*. 7 0 10
Spanish .....14 0 10
l». soiled _0
Do.kippsperskin--1.00 01,03
Green 0 4
Hemp—Duty S 3 percent.—
Missouri fc’.Ky--*-1,25 01,30
Alnnillo 0 t
Hope—Duty 90 per cent. I
Pint m»1. *40..' 10 0 13
' Indigo—Duly 10 per tent.
Bengal, 01-M
Spanish ;••• 1,15 olfiO
Manilla..... 05 014 D
Iron—Duty 30 per cent.:
Bar. Juniata 2*o 4
‘* Common 3 0 9*
Sheet 510 jj
Boiler Plates- - 0 0 «*
Moil* .'540 0
Plough wings.! 4|o 5
- SlaU.i <0 .4|
RmsiaSheei-.."* , *“" 0 15
Lead—Duty SO per cent.;
Missouri Pig 4}o 4)
Bar i 0 41.
Dif. sizes Pipe per ft o }o 191
Sheet 0 0|
Leather—Duty SO pr. cl
Sole, Baltimore- •• • SI 0 £9
New York-v 19 0 so
Damaged.-.’ 13 0 15
Slaughter 19 0 10
Skirting St 0 22
Harness, black 10 0 21
Bridles, black, pr. do*. «
sides 30,00 036,00
Russet! do-.--. 30,00 049,00
Upper finished..23,oo 023,00
Kips, finished*.-21JX)
ColfSkindo.... IXOO
lB,OO 0
N. England Seating,: : i
No.lperdox....4sJW 0.
X 0.2 perdoz-...35,00 0
No. 3 per doz* 25,00 0
Sheep skins.* 210 5
Lnmber-rdutT 20 p. e. a i
ral. per M. ;
Pine, cl*r, in. pr SI. 02X00
Csmmon “ oiu,oo
Clear. 11 u 030J30
Com'n 11 .*• 015^0
Clear S 040,00
Com'n 2 “ 020.00
FlooPgel’r lin do- 018,00
1 in. common*;*... o—
Oak do do 018JU
Pine sling’s p 0 3,03
Laths. sawed, 1.001.25 0 1,5]
L.lre Stocks—pr 100 Ibint
Beeves 4,H0 0 5415
Hogs 3,50 0;--
Cows 4 Calves-..f1.00 019,00
Sheep ....XOO 0'2,1*
Molasses—Duly 30 pr. cl.
Sugarliouse 37 0 49
N- Orleans-. • • 0 20
Havral Stores—Duty 90
Kentucky 30 0 3t
Oblojc Pfcnnsylva.- 30 0 31
Frmlt-
Almonds shell’d-••-00 0 25
Soft 17 0 19
Hard 13 & 14
Currants, Zante.---14 0 15
Filberts”.-. 8)0 0
Grouhdnutf 1.25 01,50
Ftgi,'Turkey..»••*. 19 0 14
Malaga 12)0 10
Baiuns, Muscat...• 0
Bunch*. 02/30
Bloom, old - 0 ~
Cranberries • 02^0
Lemons, Sicily bx 3,00 0450
Ora ages do 3,00 04AO
Peaenes, dry,bu- • 1/50 01.09
Apples,dry 0 69
Ol,-5
FUt Brick—per M.
BoUvarf 0«J»
Common *ll.OO 015,00
Floor—thity 30 per eenL
Extra brands —04,50
Superfine 04/17
Fin 04.25
Rye Flour 3£o 03/32
W .“ hl£ Ibis -0 -
BuckwheaL prft.-.* 101)
hir. bbls. noue.
F«*d—per bushel.
Bran* 13 0 14
Shorts.* 18017 •
Flail—duty on fsre'n. can’t
SO per cent.
Mackerel, ho. 1...—012/50
No.l.hlf. bbls. 0
No. 2. 01050
No.Rltlf.bbls, 0
No. a,.--- 07,30
No. 1, kilts 0
Herring, Ne. 1 00,25
No. S & ~
Salmon, No. 1, old- • 0
New 19 0 20
Shad /• 08AO
Cod, per drum/-.-- 05,50
Rosin perbbl.i.— 0 —^
Pitch r-.XOO 0 3fiO
Tar, Allegheny. - 5,00 0 SJO
; " N. Carolina-. 6,00 0 5,50
Turpentine,gall... 02 0 65
Varni«h,-Copal-.1,75 0 2,00
Halls—>uuty 30 p. per
keg, 100 lbs, [cuing nails
1 cent advance per lb. 1;
, IOO2OJ Juniata 0 4^o
; 20 0d “ 0 4 75
00 7*l “ 0 5.2 S
M “ o&fiO'|
4il “-i 0000:1
oa • o 7J»I
Spikesperk-* s*o &i '
- Pressed** o*o 6*
Boiler Rivets-* 0 7
Oakum —per &
Pittsburgh »*•• i
Oils—perguL
linseed 0 65
Lanl.Ciir«~*i 002
Olive 1,40 0 IrSO
Sperm bleached 0 1,25
- Unbleached 0 IjSO
“ FaU o—~
Whale ..*.*700 75
Tanner* per bbl- 17,00000,00
Palate— per lb.
Pros.Blue*..•••• • 70 0 00
Lampblack--*!--*** s*o 7
Spud. Whiting I*o 2
Cnromc Green 3d 0 55
- Yellow No. I 33 0 35,
•* “ ~ No. 2 35 0 .23.
Brunswick Green* *l2 0 ,&)
White Lead, dry- 6*o , 6|
“ Oil, rnre kec--1,00 0 1,05
“ No. — 0 P 35
Red Lead.--* CJO 1 6
Yellow Ochre •2*o *
Vea. Bed**.-*,* 4*o ■#
Verdigris ( 30 0 £39
Fan— ./
Red Fox, No. 1 0 02*
: “ « • s 0 371
Mufkrat*•/••••'•••• 10 0 13
Raccoon-?• 0 25
Mink**--/ 0 25
Deer Skin per Ij--*-14 0 15
Black/tJoale*
Quart per gro»-«--* 08,00
Pint,' do 07,(0
M*d’awioe,s,6logml-~ 00/0
Claret per jrn>«- - * * 00,00
Window Glbm, per box—
/ City brand*.
BXlO* *
joiia
12x13 *
Patent loxl4 to
Country brand*.
Bxlo OXSO
10x12 04.00
Ganpotrdcr- Duty 20 pr.
cent.
FFFO"*** 4.53 03.50
Eagle, 6i lbs OXW
Do. doz. 1 lb. canin'* — <37,10
KFFQdo 04.00
Eagle do. in paper*— 06,00
Bock powder X 23 OXSO
Grain—Durr £0 per cent.
Wheat 000
Bye-- iSOAi
burgh dipped, at 0091 c. Of Ciif Star at 32323 c,
and Cincinnati do at 22c {> ft-
DRIED FRUIT —There is still a Cu’r demand,
with regular sales of Peaches at $1,5001,C0, and
of Apples at 70075 c ? lm. •] .
FLOUR—The market is still in'an unsettled
state, with a still further decline in prices. The
transactions of the week have been to a moderate-
If fair extent lor the season, some 500 or GOO bbls
having chan gen l bands at $4,2501,117 from store,
and $1 <> bbl at the river. Some accessions have
been made to the supplies daring the week, and
stocks on hand arc'quite large.
FEATHERS—Some inquiry baa been manifest
ed for the past few days, with tales to some con
siderable extent at 30031 c & fit. '■
FISH—'Ve continue to quote regular trade sales
at the following rates—Salmon! sl9o2o—Maeker
el No 1, sl2^o—No 2 10,30, and No 3 $7,30 f
bill Herring 5t5,25 & bbl, and : SlO 50 F tierce.—
Sltad SS.rO p bbl, and p Elf bbL Cod
F dram.
' RYE FLOUR—The market ia doll, with moder
ate eeles only at $3,5003,G2c p bbL
BUCKWHEAT FLOLH—Veiy little doing in
the article, it is difll at $101,25 r J, 00
FREIGHTS—Very little i* doing in the w«jr of
freights at present; prices, therefore, are of n nomi
nal chnraeter. We qaote is follows—p 100 Bis.
To Ciacianaii, dry goods; —025
-•'svillei u “ •••••••• 31
Louisville,
Nuhvillei “ “
Si Louis, u _ “
j Pltiladel, Bacon, Lard,&c. .lOGotl2|
i'o Baltimore, *• *f 01121
“ light freights, 175
“ pcavy do 125
Freights from Baltimore, west, ore given in the;
Baltimore American as fallows: 1
From Bchitnore to Cumberland—On Co See and |
manufactured Tobacco 30c f 100 ft, and Groceries
X>ry Goods and other mdse generally 35050 c p
loom • i !
Wagon Freight* —From Cnmberiand west we
quote the rates as follows, vir From Cumberland
to Wheeling. Iooc> 100 ft. FrorajCoraberiand to
Brownsville, 35; and from Brownsville to Pittsburg
15c; commissions and drayage at Brownsville, 7j
cents. j ;
GROCERIES-fThe market is. [Fully supplied
with all !tindt,' aad, with one or two exceptions we
observe no marked'change in prices. In N OSu
gar, the market is firm, with sales in lots at tome
30 hhds at ss, with regular sales in bbls aiJH ar ft.
The receipts of the week •'Hate been full, and the
prices firm- Since our last weekly exhibit, a deci*
ded improvement;has occurred in MoU*sea,'wilh
on advance of 2} jto 3c 9 gaL This reaction was
caused by an improvement, in the Sen them mar*
ket; the excitement there having abated, however,
the article seems at a stand here, with no present
prospect, at’least, of a decline. We bavo do large
sales to notice, but quote regular tales at 29 to 29c,
the latter figure being decidedly the ruling rata—
Sales, amounting in all to 100 aka; prime Rio CoP
fee at 6loB|c. Soles of an aiticl? something un
der prime at B{c ft. We note tales 10 tierces
sew crop Rice at 5105}c ft.
GRAIN—The market is Very .quiet, and very
little doing. We note moderate sales only at the
following rates:—Wheat 90c—Rye 45050c—Bar
ley 40015c—Cora 35037. and Oats 2G027c ? bo.
GLASS —For Window Glass, sec quotation*
above; the following is a condensed list of prices of
Flint Glow.—
Plain Tumblers I pt, from 5 to lO.ozeacb, tP ___
dox, net, *'••**** 3i ® 33
Pressed do 1 anil 1 pint, from 6,t0 10 uute^
d0d0..... .j j*
Decanters, qt, light 2 ring, glasa stopper 1,7 a
do do heavy 2do cork. ~...3,70
do do do plain do I
do do do pillar «lp
Wine glasses, plain •
\do do pressed....: ..-^,75
Pitchers, qt, plain ••*•••••■;
\ do do pillar and nbbed 7,03
! i do i qtorcreams...:
j Molasses Cans, pt plain.,
t do do ■donbbed..».*..»-..«.*«**^*l>®7
Hale*, G in. pre«ed and Gg »•••■■*.
Castor Bottles, Anted ; —'
Jar*,'t gal, Laqueredcoyer.
do gal do
llEMP—Supplies oro’quUe limited, and we ar*
wilhout sales to any considerable: extent Moder
ate rales occor at tne rate of SI 30 f ton.
HAY—Is in steady demand, with regular sale*
from wagon at $9,50010,50 p ton.
HONEY—Receipts bare been light, and,sup
plies ore quite limited. We quote at
pound. • T
IRON & NAILS—The market bus undergone
no recent change. The following is a condensed
list of prices, which may be relied on as correct?—
Flat Bor, 11 lo4| by 1 to 1 .inch.' .41c
“ “ Sand oby| to iiincb.*;. ...4|c
“ " 1} to 2byl to | inch .J. 6
J “ Itollby 1, | and | down to smallest
'Sixes......* .1107 c
Oval Iron,.for tlie different:sixes. .5107
HlfOval « • « !•« .51071
Rotind and square “ ; " ...4107
Hoop Iron “ i** . i • *5OBl
KAtl£—lod, 12d, lCd arid 20d. ....4*
SPIKES—3 to G inch....V.V.V. .V.’. £ .51061
LEAD—The market is steady, with regular
sales of Bar at 4) and of fig at 410,».ftk .
LEAD PlPE—Regular tales’ 610121 for the
different sixes. | •
DUMBER^—The market is fairly supplied with
all kinds, and moderate sales j at the following
< * teB puie, clear". .'•••••.{......... .$3O * M
Con#non.'»****,‘-***r 1° . do*'
Cherry A: Walnut Boards.. .ISO2O do
Iloplar scantling boards 10; do
!; i j
Pl* Metal-pr too, Cm« .
Allegheny. _ ■
No -IHS:-i^SgS
No“n«'-^aa7>;
“ Foijt i o—l
TenneoM 1- —0 »| ■
Mercer County.
Foundry Pig***-? ' 029,00-
Forge- ■ 0■ ■ "*!
Mahoning County, Ohio, i
Foundry Kg-*-31,000 032,<»
Forge do 0-T—i
Plaster Pari*— duty free
Platter P«ri«----KM» oia,OU
ProTblou—
Bacon Homs *.•• O 0 j
u Shoulders —o*
“ .Sides —&5
Hogrounil, city cure 5043
*• country do* —& —r
. Lard No. 1, in kgs - -540 sf.
- »• a, in kgs- —9 —— ■ .
“ “ l,in this*—o dj
Butter u 1, in kgs— 00 10:
•* MiißfJi.ua 18-
Cheese, W. B OJO «t
** Goshen b{o 9:
Creek’s, Pirub.-WaTr. .
Kubl. —® 4.00
—9 4,75!
Potatoes— per bash.
Common Reds-*** 63 0 G 8!
Neshannocksp. bbl 15701,50
Ray—Dnty sper cent :
Country mixed —0 3|
Do. rood while-••••• 60 5*
lUc#operfe
Bice 540
Seeds—duty linseed 20 p e.
Clover 3550 WO
Timothy 1,87 0 8,00
Flaxseed 90 0 99:
Mustard 850 0 350,'
■ piees—per Bi.
Cloves • • 33 0 39
Cassia In Mats---- 22 0 20
Ginger 10 0 lt<
Nutmegs 150 0 L®
Pepper 0 101
Alfpics 0 184
■nakeroot—per fe.
Virginia 0 14;
Scneeea 0— !
Imp-Duty 30 per cent. 1
Pittsburgh No.l- *4|o 61
Cincinnati 4|o 4)
■teal—per fe. Foreign
Cast A Shear 16 0 17-
Do. single 0 16
BestGerman***v* 0 13:
« Eagle 0 lb
** Hoop L- 0 15
Pittsburgh Manufacture. :
Germanßteel 0 6}
English blister 0 124
American blister**- - 0 4ft
Spring m*.*6Jo 64
■putt*—per gallon.
Brandy, fJord'x--W» 0 850
BocheUa*--*t-850 0 *s°
Ppm, an ea 4th pMSO 0 1.75
“ N, 87 0 I^o
“ N„*t 40 0 SO
Gin. Holland LOO 0 l^O
■oaar—Duty 30 per ceuu'
N- O. prime, hhu- 0 6}
- 1 fair, hid. 0 5
Havana, white, lb- -9 0r-
Uresil u Ib-ID|O 111
Pulverized, Philad*-**o |
■alt— Duty SOper eenL 1
N0.,1, afloat 0 —;
- 1, in store ■ ■••1570 150
Table, dox. box 0
■hot—Duty 90 per cent. 1 !
Per keg 14,00 01450
Per bag**'*- 0 157 J
■oltpctro—per fe.
Saltpetre 9(0 104
Tobacco—per fe—{toper
eL off for cash for mansPt
Tobacco.] Duty 40 pr. eL
Cigsr Leaf- 4 0 ft
MrnuTiddo-*-*-----3 0 7
Ladies’ Twist 9 0 If
Plug in hep >640 7J
Plug inboxes-- *l3 0 IS
C Twist 440 7
Cavendish- 0 6
18s Lupin box--U.O 15
8s “ * 19 0 n
16s « ...... -180 14
Scotch straff- 14 0. 16
Rappee 0 13
CniaDryilbpop---0 S 3
Tea—Duty » per cent. ,‘
Imperial 69 0 GO
Gunpowder 45 0 7f
Young Myeen---* 30 0 40
Pooehong 60 0 76
Ttßploto—.Duty 15 pr. cl
Baneaßlock o—4
4 X i 10 0 a)
Tallow —Duty 10 pr. tent.
Rendered 0 “4
Rough 0 5|
Soap Grease 4|o 5
Vice*—per box.
Solid boxes 0
Wine*—Duty 40 pr. cent.
L P Madeira 8.00 0 100
LPTeneriffe- —• 1,00 0 1,50
Lisbon- 75 0 L5O :
Dry Malaga 08 0 70
Sweet 02 0 65
3d anti 9d ....J,
Gd and 7d .... J
Marseille* ......i 70 0 75
Port LSO o.tiU>
Calabria ........ 65 0 70
Wool per fc—Duty 90 por cent.
Prime rr. 33 0 35
Fall b100d......... & *»
| blood 33 0 »
* blood -6 0 ti
£ blood ti Ccouhon 0 90
Tub washed-.*.,'** 44 0 25
gallon.
Common to Rectified- 18{0|pl
Good rye and 01d... 37 0 SO
Uu-rcr k
Sheet-.... 0 l
Slab 0
Freights—per 100 lbs.
To Cincinnati.
Dry GoOds *jo 0 84
Heavy 9
To Louisville.
Dry Goods {OO 9f
Heavy 25037
PromLogisvills to th
Dry Goods 0 —■
Uearr 1 0
To Si. Louis. _
Dry Goods 020 75
Heavy 0 37
To Cleveland and Erie.
Dry Goods*.'. |4 40
Heavy 35 0 37|
To and from Browferille.
Dry Goods (dowu). f 015
Produce, fie. (up)... 0 10
To Nashville. - r
Dry Goods... 0
Heavy 0
To AVbeeling. 1 -
Dry Goods 0 15
Heavy 0 14
To Zanesville
Dry Goods 0 50
Heavy - 0 37
To Bearer. 1
Dry Goods - 0 ■ 10
Heavy 0—
To Kerr Orleans.
Heavy Goods nominal
Glass, £e o—
asm or rtnoor ox tu nonon-vs..
csksl am> bsjlboim. !
Apples and green fniilperZQO lbs CO eta
Ashes, Pot and Pearl, _— 10
Batter and Bacoa, 50
Beef, salted, do 70
Bale rope and Bighf 'do S7J
Beeswax, do 75
Bristles, do 00 .
Brooms, ' do 1,75
C-eese, do >0
Com, do 10 .
Cotton, do 50
; Chilled Boilers .do 75
Drugs and Medlsiasa, do 87
Dry Goods, do 1,00
Dried Fruit do 65
Floor, per hbL A? 401,00
Ftars and Paltnes, per 100 Iln 1,25
Feathers, do 1J&
Furnitare, > do I^X>
Glassware, do 75
Glass, Wladaw, per bx 00 088
Ginseng, por 100 Iba. 75
Groceries, do 00 .:
Hardware, do 871
Hops, do 8?|
Hemp, do 82|
Hides, (raw 755: dry $1) do I,ou .
Leather, do 40 ;
Lead, do 40
Lard and Lard 03, do 60
Oil, Castor, eo 75
Oils, (ex. Lard and Castor,) do 75
Pork, .per bbl. do 0137
Bags, parlOOlb*.
Rapes and serfage, d«r 80
Specie do I,CO
Seeds, do 75
Skins, Deer and Bnftlo, do 1,08
Tallow, do 81
Tobaeee, Leaf do 624
do Manufactured, do 87 -
Wheat, do 4*
WooL- <lO 0143
Whiskey, per bbl U»
X* run vu atosoxuauLA ifcacx*
wahx*.
Claes, Ho. I—Ashes, Balt. PhD. It. T.
Bacoa, Butter, Laid,
Cheese, Pork, Tob st-
00, Tallow, W.Glsss,
and Whisky pr IDO lbs 88
Class No Flax
in bales 1,00 -*■
Class No. 3—Dried Fruit
Leather, Old Bags,-
Skins, Seeds, Wool, L3O
Class No 4—Beeswax,
PealherSjFursjGmsn'g,
* Hop*. Flax 145
tr—t— X w.—
Bates of Insurance «n cargoes of
steam and keel boa ts.
Flu Pittsburgh to Wheeling,Ve. 40—
** “ to and from Cincinnati, O |0 |
“•« to Louisville. .Ky |0
“ *- to SL Louis, Mo 1 itfl)
u “ to Boonvilledo 1 01
“ ** to Independence 4 034
“ ** 10 Galena, 1U l|#t|
u u -toMemphis T Ten (01
“ “ toN. Orleans 1 oif
From X. Orleans to Pittsburgh- -1 ol|
. SLtewis - I 0 '
1 Chanes by good Flat Boots ) 3
toNew Orleans'-
LEAroER—We have no cluuiga to notice in
the article. ! The market U steady, and our bat
quotations remain unchanged:
. BahfraOre 501 e... j
New York....
Slaughter.....
Skirting
Upper. 1
Calf Skins....,
Black Harness.
ItoughJ do.
2oo2lc*
...,,...,.16020 do
16019 do
.21023 doot
23023rd
15020 do Si
19021.0
17016 do
LARD—iThe market Is without any material
change, la the ateenco of antr preaatng demand,
sales to s moderate extent only are effected at 5j
to s(c f ftj
OlLS—Sales of Flaxseed at 05c, and of Lard
Oil at Q2(chp gaU. Sales ot Tanner’s at $17021
(pbbl j
PIG METAL—No sales woith-'-notieing have
transpired, j Small lota of IL R. are held at $37,
without, however, finding purchasers. No sales
of Blooou.|
RAGS age ia active demand arith ready sales at
3| for mixed, and 5051 c phfir white.
SEEDS-r-The.market is duU,,wtth limited salei
only at, for Clover, and $1,7502 for
Timothy, |SaJes at 00095 c bu.
TALLOW—TI«?re it an improved feeling in
this article, tome 200bbls rf which ■were bought in
• few day* since by a dealer a! 7Jc * ft. ; .We
consider a fair quotation at present.
TAR—Sales to a limited extent at p
bbL, 1
WHISKEY—Regular nice of Rectified at 200.
1 21 c, and Raw at ISc gaL
WOOL—Nothing doing. Prices are without
change. !
Xekejr, Itaelu tad Bwalaeaa.
In the Eastern Cities, for the past week, there
has not been any. Very, marked change, but the ;
money market grows gradually easier. The high
rate of money ia Wall street, for a long time, has
diverted to that quarter a large amount see Id ay in
vestment. ! The accumulation from that cause has
been so great, that competition has brought dowa
the rate from i to H per cent a month to a fair
rate. The money market of England, 'top, has
had no small effect in producing this change, and
this relaxation in the rales asked by money fend
er*. The! Bank of England, from a course that
would crash mercantile enterprise, has adopted a
different line of policy, and now makoa her loans
at - four per cent per annum faxplace of
From London .Brokers, money can be had. at 3*
per cent,; which is a rate English merchants are
well contented to give. This great sorploa of mo*
aey, in thp< bands of English bankers, makes them
look to the United States as a proper place to find
good investments. A strong indication that such
capital is now here, can be eeen in the rumor that
Mr. Belmont, the New York agent of the Itoth
cbilds, has made an offer for the new loan, lit*
Union defies the rumor, but Wall street credits il*
and the (act is quite likely to be as rumored. The
last loan jwas dishonorably negotiated by Mr. Wal*
ker and it is not unlikely that the Union i* instrac*
ted to put capitalists on the wrong road. Govern
meat stocks- in New York maintain their price*
wed, nor j would it be very remarkable 'if the new
1 loan should be taken at par, without foreign bid*
1 derm. In Philadelphia, there does not appear to
| have been any tnovement.requmng notice. The
I (ree beak plan has not advanced in tbe legislature,
• and Sisti Stocks are, as a matter of course, very
| quiet. 1-
In lhe local moaey. market, there la nothing new.
The approach of the Spring trade lias not effected
aoy change in currency.
| . Prices of Stocks.
I New York, Feb. 19. Philadel. 19.
U S S’# of '53 —o —o9°
U S Cls of ’C2 10001001 —o93*
Treasury Notes —OlOO 99*0100
Ohio Ta —OlO3
Ohio (Ta
Illinois Bonds
Indtaoa Bondi
*721073
731075
<O7» 95093
17090
Vennj&’»
Teanp'*
Kentucky €*■
Cunqocyba Jftoih*
great acareity iow -*****“ now taken »l
[ an improvement of 4 per cent over the ia«t week**
i isles | ■ • • ;
l Eaitern Exchanges are alto estnsiaely scarce,
j with io|ae probability of in adesnce-
Cattlo Mwkit.
Ausnnciv, Feb. 21.
too Carnx—The offering* at the yard 08
Monday were unusually limited, aad were aU ta
ken at Hos£s * 100 Be [pet, being * alight im
provement over last week’* quotation*.
Hpor—The market ia very dull 100 iiead were
offered and only a limited qnanty taker*' at S3,SO
»lOOßsnef.
. gam None. rYr’.< . . '• .
Bgi.ry wiburilurr.hof *****?££
ifsn bud Eitkla of Lutber nuM £1«
‘“’i&t whic>
■\TTELSU FUtNNELS eoniUotSr onh*»i*l dry
W rood* howo of W B Mutphr, N E eonttr ®
<Uj bw] market *U-, u uaoruaenl ofaboTO*<J*M
wartuud not to •brin#Javukjnf. J*g*f
94 rcrr watx* n ctusXEZ^-PALLcia.
• ARRIVED,
Beaver, Clark, Welisviile.
Caleb Cone, Beaver and Welisviile.
DtspalchJNelson.BrownsTilXe.
Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlaulic.'Parfeinsdn, Brownsville.
America, De Comp, Cin.
Welisviile, Barnsi Sunfiah.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
New England, Ebbert, Cin.
Eureka; Crazier,
Colorado, Gormly, Cin.
Poiaeer, Moore, Sc Loaie.
i DEPARTED,
Jlark, Welisviile. , ,
No 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Caleb Cope, Moo re, Beaver and Wellvillt.
Dispatch, Nelson, 1 Brownsville.
Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville. 1
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville. j
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. I '
Wellsville, Barns, Sunfish. L
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Hibernia No. 2, Klinefelter, Cin. •
BOATS LEAVING THIS.* DAT.
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, Ux, and 3
r. *r ’ J
CINCINNATI PACKET, 10 a. j*.
BEAVER PACKETS, at 9 audio a. u n and 3
o’clock, r.x.
GLASGOW PACKET, 4 p. M.
GENESEE, St. Louis.
COLOR ADO, Cin.]
MISCELLANEOUS.
Teaa| Lsdlii* Imlnsry,
SLLXOBXXT.
MR. X. W. METCALF would unnonnce to the eitt
zens of Allegheny and vieiaity the intended re
moval of his school from the comer of Sandusky and
Strawberry streets where for the last twelve months be
has been teaching. On and after April Ist he will oe
copy rooms on Federal street in “Colonade Bow,” 9d
door from the bridge. The Aeademis Year will: con
sist of two sessions of five months eseb commencing
on the first Monday in February and September.
»itn or union rxa btwtoh or rtvx Muauis.
Depsnnjeni—ltielodinr Reading, Orthogra
phy and defining, Writing, English Greumiar, Rhetoric,
Logic, English Composition and Criticism, Geography,
History, Arithmetic auAthe higher branches ofltfathe
ffl.iw*.. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy.
Botany, Physiology, Geology, Intellectual and [Moral
Beienee and all other branches requisite to a thorough
English education* ♦ • • •”»» 890 CO
CTs»«if«t Department--Including the Latin, Grade and
French languages each an additional charge of- •••0 00
The services of competenrTeaebers an secured for
each as may desire to receive instructions in! drawing,
painting, and tsniic. • ' ! ' .
Those designing to enter will find it for their interest
to do so as near the opening of the session as. posable;
yet poptls will be received et any time during the
session and will be charged at the above rates, only
from the time of entrance. No dedoetloos will he
made for absences except in eases of protracted illness.
Aiiy information which may b# desired will be cheer
fully communicated to those who eall upon the in*
stiutfior at his rooms, j , . .ijaSpdly
Reference may also be mads to the following gentle*
Dr. T. F. Dale, AUcgheny, Hon. C. S haler, Plttsb’f.
Bev. D. Elliott, 1 Rev. D 11. Biddle, “
Mr. H. P. Behwatz u I Rev. H. Dyer*; * “
A. A. Bason * Ce^
62 maukkt ar- uiwsu ram aim tooth trxxna,
INFORM .four friends and the publio generallv, that
being about to remove to foe spaeious and elegant
Store recently erected on foe adjoining Lot. Thar will
clom oat their largo and well selected stock of Fall
and Winter Goods at ctwr, end in many cases less than
cost, to enable them to open their new store with an
entire stock of New Goods. Tha sale will commence
this day fcotuinua! to foe first of.Manih, or until
foeit removal. Their extensive assortment of
Dress Goods will be sold fell 36 per cent. Isas than nas
al prices. Hiey consist of foe most fashionable Cash
meres and Delaoes,- Gala, Mohair, Silk and Oregon
Plaids: Also, Bombazines, AJrweas, 4e. ; ..
Goods—French and German Mennoe, Queen s
Cloth, French Plaid Cloaking*, Broad ClofouM - .all foo
moat fashionable colors. Black and faney Dress silks,
of every variety. Shawl*—Cashmere, Terkeri, Tartan
Plaid, and otter shawls—a very large assortment, fully
reduced one half in price. FlsnneLs—Welsh, English
and American Flannels, of all colore and goalttiea£
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Gloves, Uoaiery, Gimps andT
Fringes, Wrought Collars and Capes, Laces, Artificial-
Powers, Plumes and Peafoere, Sceris, Cravata, Hand
kerchiefs, Fancy Buttons, etc. Linen Goods af every
description. Woollen Goods—Cassimeres, Casanetts,
Vesting*, Beavers, Pilots, Tweeds, Jeans.* Whitney
and Bath Blankets. Also an extensive assortment of
Calicoes, Chinuce, domestic Gins hams. Chocks, Stripes,
Tickingi, brawn and bleached -
The following will ba some of the Prices:
Cashmeres at lg| e. Usual prieo 37»
Moasselin de Lames, ! I*4 J® 21
Gala Plaids, j » “ “
Mohair fcOregon Plaida, 20 -
Aipacens, • I*l
FUsuels, * Jif
Wroughi Collars, i 1H * 37*
CaUcoes, 8«oW * J $
Cassmetts, . . W .
Torether with every article in fos Store, which will be
offered equally cheap; Visiters may be assured that
ther will uet be disappointed ia the quahty or pnees ef
our goods. (jaitUlj A A MABohk_Ca_
Orest EagUih Remedy.
FOR Coughs, Colds. Asthma end Consumption! Tho
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY ftiriheeureoffoe
U the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered* by foe celebrated I>r. Buchsn, of
laodun, England, ami Introduced into the United States
uader foe immediate superintendence of the inventor^..
The exiraonliDsry success of this medicine, in the
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warranto foe Araencaa
Aatnt in soliciting for treatment foe worst possible ca
ses foal can be found in foe community-cases that seek
relief In vain from any of fos common remedies of foe
dsy, end hmve been given op by foe most distinguished
nhysielans aseonfirrord and incurable. Tba Hunguri
unßalsam has cured, awlwill care; fos most desperate
of easas. It is uo quack nostrnm. but a standard Eng
lish medicine, of known and eiisblubcd efficacy.
Every (arailv in foe United States should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life; not only to
counteract the consumptive tendencies of fos eltmaie,
but to be used e's s preventive wedieins in sh cases of
eoUle, coughs, spitting of blood, pmtit in the •id’s end
chest, irritation and soreness of foe lungs, brochure,
difficulty of breating, hectic fever, night sweats, enact
ction and reoerat debility, asthma, luffnenza, whooping
eoogh and croup.
Jiold iu large bottles; at ft per bottle, with foil direc
tions fot foe resioratioji of heallli.
Pamphlets, containing a inass of English and Ataen
esa certificates, end other evidence, showing fos on*
ecosllcd merire of this great English Rsnredy, msy be
obtained of foe Agents, gretuilonsly.
For sals by II A FAIfNKSTOCK k Co, corner of
Ist and Wood and Wood and Ofo sts. . fisbia
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS-—We have fust rtcwr
ed a large supply Of book* for Bondar •ekori kbra»
. published by ibe 'American Sunday School Union,
and approved by a committee of publication, eonauUng
of amber* of the following denomination*, rn: B*p
tui, Congregutional, Episcopal Uetbodut, Presbyterian,
Reformed Dutch. The** publication* comprise
ninranl* of *i< boadred bound volume*, (of price* tram
accents op to 74,) all written ukiweady for Sunday
•ehoota la addition to the above, tho Union publishes
a lira*, variety of book* la papsr cover* for quite
young children, for reward*, Ac, Ac. _ _ ,
The Union alto pnbli*he» two hbraztea, No l A 3 of
one hundred volnmesench, all numbered ready fortuo,
of book* from 73 p»p« up to *5O at tho low price of
ten dollar*, averaging only ten cent* a volume; ALo,
“A Youth Cabinet IJbrary," of tfty volume*, at tbo
low nrfea of two dollar* and fifty cent* Al*o, Hymn
book*. Que»tion book*, red and bin* ticket* on paste
bouda, niipi, Ac, Ac. All the above m **U at the
Union Philadelphia price*. Catalogue* of book* fctf
aLhed onYpplicetiofc ELUOTTA KNOUSU.
fel»s ' LPcMt copy] 58market*t,4wt3dA4th
jiuycr^Moimy t r. K . ,
TT7HOLUSALE Dealer* in Fruit, Nutt, Ac, No. 7
rV south Front He, Philadelphia, havein store and
for •*!•,•*» the low**t market pncea,
1000 boze* OO A O Sicily Orange* tu prime orders
90 - do Lemou*;
J5OO do and half do M B Baltina;
IUO casks Sail ALcxi* do-,
50 b*f* Walnnt* and Filbert*;
100 - do S S Almond*;
HWObushaU North Carolina Pea Nw*;
UUOO drum* extra'and medium quality Elmo Fig*,’
100 cask* New Cephalonia Currants; _
100 boxes low pricad Prune*.
Philadelphia, Feb. SQ-eodlw . .
I<f H*w Oeedi for Iprini of II4B>
gewr K MURPIiY, N. E. comer of 4th and Market
|f a .*t*. ha* tbaplcaanra of informing bis customer*
and buyer* generally, that he haa commenced the re*
eeipt ot hit Goods, and ha* already open*
Seal variety of goods suitable for the toaaon, at price*
at cannot tail to please.
•ICT Merchant* are' invited to visit hi* Wholesale
Rooms, up stairs, anil examine the atock of new good*,
wbich will be offered at about eastern price* feblP
iToilee—lu pursuance of an order of the Court of
\ common Plea* of Cuyahoga coumy, in the State of
ihio. made at the November term oC said Court, 1847,
the uheolleeted asset* of the Estate of Robert Colwell,
deceased, will be sold by the subscriber, at public auc
tion, st the door of th* Court House, in Cleveland, ait
taid county, on the Bth day of March. 1848. at 10 o*oloek
» 111 1 F. W. BINGHAM,
Admid. of Estate of Robt Colwell, dec.
CLMvrr sun, Jan 0,1848. febJdOwAwlmT
Omen or rn* AunonatT Barpoa.Co., I
. Prrrwuaoa, Feb. 1,1818. . J
A N neelionforPresident,Manaret»,afld Officers far
jK the “Company for erecting a Bridge over the nver
Allegheny, opposite Pittsburgh, in Ufo' County of
Allegheny” mil be holden in the Toll House, on Mon
day the Bib of March next, at S o’clock, P; M.
feb2-dlmAw3tT , . JOHN 11ARPKH, Trea*._
" " ;"Urtioß Cotton Mllla, {
l Prmitmoo, Feb. 1,1943.) •
OWING to alterations and improveraeuta making at
the Union Milij the Proprietor* otfer for tala at low
rate*, *oma excellent Bevel wheel gearing and shafting,
cards and othcrsecond hand all “worthy of
attention. Call and see, or address -i 1 -
febfldanlw MOOBUEAU, COPELAND A CO
FOR SALE—The subscribers will sell the Engine In
their old establishment—the cylinder is 0 Inch and
<£} inch stroke—also, In connection, with It their Bark
Mill, which is neariy new, all being in complete Tun
ning order. This affords an excellent opportunity to
Tanner* wishing to use steam power, a* ivirill be Mid
I M ; “\V L R HAYS,
Übd* ' ' comer of liberty and Ferry si*. PitL 1
tSLaCK ANB~!C01,00ED aTPauCAS—W. &
jYMarrhT haa op hand at very low priqea, an assort
ment of above good*, including different shades, of
Drab Color*. Common and Hue: Nazntine Blue do.j
Maroon do: Brown do.; Black anu Blue do.; Satin stri
ped do.; Satin Barred do.; Fancy Plaid aUo, an a*-
Mitinent of Mohair Lustres, Ineluding; some very
fine and glossy. Id Wholesale Room*, up stairs, deal
ers will find a choice stock of abova ana other, goods
by the piece, at low Ca»h prices. | ; .ja23
/"TTNSKNO A IiUKSWAX—SOW lb* IGlnseug and
IT TOO lbs Beeswax arrived per str Fbrnnix and for
MJehy (febldj JOILN 8 DILWOKTIi.
fGCJS fc BEAN9—I bhl Knt' 1 111 Beans received
and for fala by ; JftiglAU DICKEY, *Cr
ELTH—IOUO Noi l and it Sheer l*clu,laniiing
•tt Michigan and for aala by
MblS j J C UIDWF.LL.
OSTKNHOLM'B HOCKET CUTLERY—Ju • l re
ceived direct from Sheffield, pen, pocket ana
eo turret* knirea, for tale by I -
Jenl* • LOGAV, WILSON k Co. W wood at
SUNDRIES— 400 dot playing card*, SUO, whole and
half ease tarriiaat, 10 bukeu Olive, oil, 10 bosea
uaortedeauopa and brandy fruits, 3 bbte embed tn
nr, 4 bbl* loaf do, t case* lemoa ifW l® by?*J»‘
mon«»for»ai»by, • • IfcWl P C MAkTIN.
SUNCIUES— lS»bs.Clcrrcr«*e4:aoolit»
e«; 0 bbU Dried Apples; 40 bbb i*oU Buuer, 1 bill
XTOTICtUAir Uecoea tor ■**•« °. r
N Erie Canal Con puy will b« bold bj tha atoek.
felici*attbeiiOficotnUiobcrooxb of Ena, on Mon-
J.t. 18.1648. I )«P
Canal Offle«, Eri»^
~ i .: |
Real -
Thelubscriberoflerefarsaloaiipuseanaliql
g~««a Liberty meet, s• abut'4inance. above Eut
Alley heny. city. The Lot U 23 feet front
on Liberty street, and ton* back lo an Alley 85 feet.
The House erected thereon is Briek, nearly new, two
■tones high, 18. feet in,front by aboutssra depth, and
contains ten ewntortable room*, ; exclusive of pantry,
coal-cellar and cellar. All the rooms bare Cre-placeij
and dlrains art constructed to carry on the water, and
the' bouse is in every rdspect lo good order end very
convenient, and is well suited tot two families. The
property will be sold low, and time given on the largest,
part of the purchase money. . . • ■
Inquire of the snbseriber, who can bo seen at the of*
Oce of the Gazette, every forenoon, between, the hours
of eight and ten, sod st other times it.hisxooms at
MrsTuays’ boarding house, Robinson's new row, Fed*
era! «t Allegheny City. . D,N IYHIfE,
FOB SALE—'lhe subscriber oflcrs’for sale Iho im
proTemenu and properly he now'oceupies, ritnstta
on the Fourth Street Rood, about three miles from the
city: consisting of swell, finished Brick .House, con
taining ten rooms, and a cellar under the whole; on ex
cellent Brick Tenant- House, containing three rooms; a
large barn and excellent stabling; anever failing run
ning spring ofsoft water, and a pump of excellent wai
ter at the kitchen door; also, a garden containing some
choice fruit trees, together with about ten acres of ex
cellent ground. . ;
The snore property will be sold onreasonable terms,
and possession given ou the first day of April;' if "not
sold, It will be torrent after that day; For further In
formation, apply to the subscriber, ontheprendses.
fcbffidSwiApTT . DAVID BEELER.
'"Desirable Lota of Greand fer safe.
A NUMBER of beautiful Lots, fronting aalhat great
thoroughfare, Fenn street, or,the Gteeusburgh
turnpike road, and on the Allegheny nrer, and tatenno
streets in the (hh Ward, Pittsburgh, ara now offer*
ed for sale on the most reasonable term*.
For private residences, busings* and tnaanmemring
establishments, there lots preseht situations pot sttuso
ed, if equal led, by any now for.sale. Th«. regularity
with which the streets are laid.out. aad thsleyel char*
acter. of the ground, rendsr. the lot* convenient, and
available at once for.buildingj>arpos*s.jTbetiueuin
"**“*“'■ .Apply u»
febS-dlm Attorney at Law, 4th at; near Grant
Bsal Eitats ia Ohio.
A TRACT of land, t>o acres, in Harrison, Portage
on the Cuyahoga river—about® acres under im
pTovemeht Uso, two unimproved lota in the vulags
of Warren, T nimtmll Co-00 feel by 00. Also, a tet of
Sund in ih . cenlra'of Hartford, Trumbull Co., with a
> dwelling house and store—one of the best stands
for a merehai ton the Western Reserve. Any or all
this propertj will be sold on very accommodating
terms. ' ISAIAH DICKEY & Co.,
febio ' Water and Front its.
Baal Batata lx* Kerear Geaaty.
A LOT, Snrehoure and Dwelling, situate on the
Erie Ex ension CantJ, In the Tillage of West Mid
dlesex: a derivable'location for a merchant. Also, a
Lot and good Dwelling House well sailed for e Tavern
Stand, in the village 1 of Orangeville, on Suit Una of
Ohio. Terms easy. \ ISAIAH DICKEY fo Co.
leblO .; Water and Front sta.
•. !»•*-far-Sata* • • \v—
-1 LOT in the 6th ward, 4S foetou Logan street br®
_A feet on Clark aired; one of the most deurableMp*.
cations in the 6th ward. For terms apply to the «ub •
scriber at the Methodist Book Store, 4th neer Market
street, or at his dwelling an-Clark street,opposile E»
Trovrilo's Grocery store. . (feblOJ J L READ.
E*£ FOR SALK.
KH TIIE three iiory Dtrelliny Uobm ana bow
JB» occupied bj 1L K Schwcppe, BujAn Penn at,
’*-ni T>» » !-*«*•-,",fe*t,andbplea*ant
t eubecribcr, who fans
amet of Liberty «L and
• a wbtrieaalo and retail
eppe. PcMeauoasiTen
the wmreboaM of Joh»
*t,by
JOHN IRWIN
’ with tboct six lem
fruit of all kinds, and
; being entirely oat of
.. to city. An omnibus
.<* o&kland hourly for the city. Apply to
ma Atwood, Jokes a co.
Far Bsab
A new three awry brick dwelling doom on
' mct Wylie street—Possession given on the first of
or sooner If required. Inquire of
jaa* JAR FLOYD, 193 liberty street.
Rer Ranh
a A two story brick dwelling with about 6 acres
of ground, situated on th/bank of the Ohio river,
in the borough of M neheater. Apply to
fjanffl JAMBB A HUTCHISON * Co.
i -To Let.
THREE dwelling houses situated on 4th street
&■ near canal bridge, »n the city of Pittsburgh. Al
•*•*0, a non 73 by 90 feet, with a convenient en
trance on 3th sL, near wood. Also, a frame dwelling,
two stories, with an acre of ground enclosed and tinder
cultivation, situate on Ohio lane, in the city of Alleghe
ny. inqaire of J D WILLIAMS,
,jan9 J llDsvood street.
■*. To Lot.
MA large brick towelling House on the corner of
Federal and Robinson streets in the city of Alle
gheny, at the north end'of Allegheny Bridge.'
febl&lw W O il ROBINSON-
To Brewer*.
MFOR SALK OR RENT, the Fsrt*burjh IJrew
ery. with all its brewing apparatus tttqate on
Penn rtreet and Darker'* nlley-.aail now occupied
•hy Geo. W. Smith X Co. PoMcuiou .given on the fint
day of Afril en»ainr. For terras Ac. enquire of
• DROWN A CULRKRTSON,
14a liberty »t-
For Hcnt.
THE linrk dwelling hnu»e on Third street be-
JaT.B twren frmiUifield »irrrt am! Cherry alley. lli»
• •*» dale rooied-t-ha* jp» fixture* and epaeum* yard
and out-buildings. Enquire of
febgadu* . , L Wt> l- M. DARLINGTON.
a The new tiiree story fira proof brick atom on
•etond st. now occupied by Edward Evans; for
real txotn Ist of Apni next, luquire of
J bCUOOXMAKER k. Co.,
u„in . 34 wood street
a, To Let.
The! rabieribera will i«nf pari of the .ware
houia mow occupied by them. Apply to
LEWIS, DALZELL k. Co,
jiul) • fri winnirwt
' . j For Rent,
u a haadiornely finiabed room on Market meet,
oßlttiflr occupied ai a Daguerreotype eatabliihnient
byMorland k Co. Aim, a well finished and well fur
nuheil ruom, amiable for aocietiea, adjoining the hall of
the Mercantile library Auocialion. Entrance at Phi
lo Hall, ED OAZZAM.
oetS7 Qtfcce. market atreet, between 3d and 4th
For Rent,
‘ jjl THE.large and convenient dwelling hotua on
, la Federal *u Allegheny, formerly occopied by Hr*.
Anu Gauam. Rent low. Poaaeuion riven on the let
of April next. KDGAZZASL
immediate poiueiMon of the aborp home can be ob
tained by applying to XI. Creighton, at the canal ware
bogie of Clark A Thaw. deeH
**Vor ftcati
A larre room os the gd story of the warehouse
SB occupied by ih« subscribers, near the foot of
•*"“ Wood street—a good location for a steamboat
agency or an Insurance office. ;
jiaj4 _ DOLL-MANS A GARHISOg.
For Bent or Sola*
MA neat two atoned brick dwelling house with
seven rooms and large yard, pleasantly situated
in the tth ward. Apply to W!il B SCAIFE,
febH Jw ■ tat street near wood.
JA AFine twostoxy brick house, on main street,
■.Allegheny city, nearthe upper bridge. The lot is
teet intrant by IDO deep. . For terms inquire of
' <:■ A .WASHINGTON. 4th at
1 . 1
mOsa ntw three storrDwtQing Hoas*,wifa
bath house* attached, iltnatenear the conteror
Wylie snJWesinßgton streets. Potaeseioa giv
ea on the first of April next ....
»a 23 JOHN F PHRR\.
■ :For Beat;
TflK large fire proof warehouse, 24 feet front be
V9ao feet deep, on second su near wood. Rent mod
erate. Itiquih) of J SGHOONMAKEB A Co.,
Uctfl 21 wood »t
r For Beat*
MA Smoke House, situated on flam alley, for
rent Inquire of ROBERT DALZELL A Co,
liberty street. ‘ decla
: “For Rent.
The well furnished store on Market street, be
' 3® tween third and fourth streets, at present occa
"mi>ied by Bsrraws and Turner. Possession giren
on the first of April next. .Invif} EI) QAZZAM.
Tnvi.
MA dry goods warehouse, 87 wood street, second
door f abo« Diamond
COALLAND acres coal land
for sale, siiuate iu bend of the Monongahela River,
above Brownsville, haring a 7 foot vein of.coal,
which will be sold in exchange for gooda. tor r»rtica.
Urs apply to toc23] SAW H.UUiALGH.SIwood St
* Bnildfag Lot
IN MANCHESTER FOR BALE—I hare for sale a
heauthhl buildingjLot In Manchester, near the ferry.
Id feet front by lwfeet deep. •It will be sold low, and
on accommodating terms. Terms unexceptionable,
onaccotumoo h|a| .„ i y > Ag - L
' . -Let* for Bale. -
TWO building tou in the sixth ward, each 94 by 133
°° • Tmaa. 01
B. A. Fiftsnrrocsi *) . ‘ A. B. HtfttjN. Y.City
aUFxntnesroca;
VhoieMhDrof Store In the Cltjr ef
. .Sew. York* -
mUE undersigned are extensively encaged in the,
I Wholesale Prog business at No. 49 John street, ln|
tb«i eity of New York, and are prepared to supply ©roc,
gists and couutry-Merchants with Drags, Paints, Oua
Dye-stuff*, Foreign ami American Perfumer}', Mander,)
Weaver A Slander’s Cheraieals, (of their own importa-i
lion) and all other articles in their line of business,of a
superior quality as low as they can be purchased in this
or any eastern cily
New York, FcblO . D A FAHNESTOCK A Co.
SODA ASH—PJUCE REDUCED—The subscriber
have thi* day reduced the price of their Soda Atl
(which is warranted by the manufacturers from 63 u
88 per ccut) to 4Je for Cash, or-4|c for approved Nolei
al4 months. And for quantities ofs tons or upwards i
deduction will be made- ofic per ponnd off these pn
cet. WA M MITCIIELTREE, !
f c bls ICO Liberty siroet.
- Steamboat for Sale* • '
... >Mi . . ; One-sixUi, or three-sixths of th<
. iL , I ■ ,5* Steamboat Ge'rmautowu, for sale Oi
•fenSl® : accommodating terms by
WM D BCAIFE,
febl4 • First meet near Wood.
BLEACHING POWDER, (Chloride of Lime)-«
casks of superior quality, direct from the manu
facturer in England, received per sir Sarannk, and to
sale at the lowest market prire for cash or approved
bills,by (js3l) W_A M MITCUELTREE.
DRUGS: DRUGS—’Tannate Iron? Ext Bhatany; Pip
iriuc; Strychnine; Phosphide Ammonia; Phosphate
Soda: Br. Carui Potnssa; Tannin; Citrate of Iron an
Quimne: Oxide sihrer Soluble Tartar, Chloroform, J UI
received and far sale by RE SELLERS,
febiS • T v* 67 Wood streeti-
iw Notice-
JAMES S. CRAFT Attorney and Counsellor at Law
has removed to the offices next door west of Body
Patterson's Livery Stable, 4th street. Duriag his ab
sence upon public duty for the coming month, any busi
ness for him may be left with A. U. MCallmonLEsq., as
above. fablldlm.l
EDIOVAL—I have changed mv place of business
to Prom street belweea Wood and Smilhfield, im
mediately in the. rear of the batua 1 formerly occupied,
where lua prepared to do business'as usual. ' t
ia2X . ALEXANDEH.GORDON.!-’
JUST, received a frtah supply of India Bobber Goode
eompriaiugSdoahorsecoversafine aniele;4 dq>-
steamboat buckets; 19 dox. pairs of-leggings long, aad
short; 4 dos. long capes; .4 dot short do; all of which
will bo sold cheap for cash at the India Rube r depot, No
SWoodst. ! f tfeblOl JtU PIIU.LIrS. I
O bbls Clovtrseed; 9 do Timothy seed;
O 13 casks Scorchiars; X7b*m3ls do; 13 casks'Bacon
hams, skies, and shooldcrajh barrels Beans; for sale by,-
- feblB FRIEND, RHKY A Co. S 7 Water st_
■ i" LCGhGL—XVarranted gfproper strength for Hat-
A ten and Druggists’ use always on hand and for
febif •'' 18U Liberty sueib .
5 <SS£-;‘- •> " J '' i! *
r: -KiTsa ordiscodi
W H'i : I. HOUU
‘fanfanw Broker*. No. SI
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j!T©»e«er Oowityr-pm
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do WsUtbaig—— \U
do • Part«*ban(**H ?
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Csrr fcCtonnryScna-—* “
•j Ohio*
.Suioßk.tndßriaettea I|
.MouuMeuant””' u
Btioben*tUe***«*«»* •**
ft. ClairtTiße*'* «
tewLUboa*
Cincinnati Banka -
Bk. ofßirer
Uiehinalne. Co«» ** 8
Fmr.4Mech**Bk-—• • 5;
Wbemta Ttrrlfyi
Har.fcFirelo.CaMiiw’e 8
Colombia 4©*- “
i&releTiUe-i— • •••♦ “
Uoeatrillo 1...—. “
. **!«»'•—?••••• “
Warner -
MMaillon**'-— —••••• «
Judukr “
Geilfl**** “
Norwalk •••• •*•♦♦••• *
ClflTeUftd **
(eoii . “
hTW*—»-»« "
Wjecten B*w«7—
Franklin B*k Co]nun "
Quliieothe «
liakeErie**.*- ...4.. "
Bciota-* • -v. «
livw liter
8!
Buk #f England No»e»-' .
QoM * IpMlt Val«»
Nepoleeat •••••••• 38D
ISO\* 98
Eagle,eld• ••= • tt«
Eagle, new • • 10 08,
Deebloeaijßpeaiii. If 00
Do.Paxitot 18 SO
Sorcreigni 4 S 3.
GiifleaJ*-* *OO
Frederic kad’cr*- • • • *B7 BO;
TeaThaleia* 780'
TenGnilder*--.- - 380
Lbalad’ora 4*o.
- . ; - Kuhufii
NevYotk. ...-*pna
Philadelphia•••••*» ipna
Baltimore ■ *Jj>nn
i.par. Intonet.B’kS'*** ‘
Hamilton -—II
Ofinriilo**- -*.B®
'im'ri B’k Cut ton- •—3O
Jrinna****: jo
' 1 &entveky» -
J&«f Kentucky ••••'• ■ • .11
M
forhern Bk. Kentn’ky* M
■aw York—Cut Banka,
: INSURANCE.
lumrMUt Conpur of forth JLmtrieh
I mabimr. fibe XNd Inland transport- i
ATION INSURANCE. !
. ! Pro .nnwn. -J«m»»Ty 10, IMB i
STATEMENT of tha President and Di*
rwton of the Insurance Company of North Ameri*
n pobliehed in conformity with tha. prorUiOn* efthe
V:
All of which aro raw Uottmo, and an
i on Kaal Bnaia iniha airy and eoaniy tf
Philadelphia, •«.«« '
I . ‘ *el A riS-
PhiiadelphiaCoantySa Par Cant at par, . 1 WOO 00
thiladelphiaCitT do do <IWXOOQ!
United StataaGov* -do do W®o
Cliesadeake A Dai Canal Co. MSJDOO at 70, OMOOOOi
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,'
] Randal Debt at par . . IWJOOOO
-%55:
wi 1
Boat Loan, I^WW
Philadelphia, Wllminzton and Baltimore Rail '
Road Co, ai fcO, 4,40000
STOCKS.
63 aharea Germantown and Perkiomen
Tontpika RoCdCo, at $4O 3,13000
48 do Schuylkill Navigation Co, 30 M4OOO.
144 do Merchant - »and Manufae- '
tnrer’e BanE PittsVa, SO 7,200 CO
30 do . Philadelphia Banfc: " 100 S^nOtn
38 do Pennevlvaniaßaai. . 250 OO
38 do North America Bank,. 100 3^oooo
4 do Ins. Co. State of Pean’a, , 200 . 80000
100 do Penn’a Rail Road Co, ' 15 ’ OO
370 do Union Canal Company, 85 0,80001
35 do Chesapeake and Delaware , . • i_
Canal Company, .30 1,05000
4 do Philadelphia and Havre da, ;;
Grace Steam Tow Boat Co, SO 25000
12000 do Ina.Co.ofNorthAmariaa, S 00,00000
1W37849
231 JOT 62
lidsoo*
19,530 01
1,651*
Note* Receivable,
I'oltcie* Uunaeuleid,
Debt* Poe the Company,'
Propeni** in U»i Can of Af *bu,
*710.75551
, ARTHUR O COPFIN, President j
Iran D Sanatao. Secretary feblSdlwr:
r rous*AXD Wtmine HfICBAKCE* ;
mj|B Insurance Company of North America, through
LL »u duly authorized Agent, the subscriber, offers to
make permanent and limited insonnco on‘property, in
Uiis city sad its eieiaity, sad on shipments by the Ca
nal ana Hirers. •
P DIRECTORS. ’
‘ Arthur G Coffin, , Charles Taylor !■
Saro'l Wjjonst, Ambreae WhiW_ \
Edward Smith —-
John A Brows' John R Neff
John White Ri shard D Wood
Tho*«PCop* \Vm\VeUh
Ssal F . Francu Hoakena .
Samuel Brook* ' - ' - S Auidn Allibono i
\ J _ ARTHUR O COFFIN, Preat ;
hottD shdmoo, aeo*r. -•
T>i« is the oldest Insurance Compear in the uuttd
Stsi**i herinr been chartered in 1794. Its ehirter.i*
. ’perpetual, ana from lie Ufb *>*wting, loo* experineo, •
’ample means, and aroiding all risks of an extra hex*
'arlous character, it war considered as offcrinc am
•ole security to the public - MOSES ATWOOD^.
| At the Counting Boom of Alwaod, Jones fc Co, Wa
ter and Front attests Pittsburgh. ••■!.. feblflu
DKLAWRX aUTTUAJL INBUBABCB CO.
OHN FINNEY, Jr- Agent at Pittsburgh for the Del
aware Mntoal Safety insurance Conmany of rlm
adelphia. iFire Risks'upon buildings and merchandixe
of every dcscriprion- and Marine Risks upon hulls,or
canoes of vaewls, taken upon the most favorable terms.
if/* Office in the Warehouse of W B Holmes A
No. 37 Water, near Market street, Pittsburgh, i
N B—The saceess of this Company since tha estah-'
Uihmeat of the Agency in this aty, with the prompt
ncss and liberality with which evary ciaim upon theip
for lou has been adlusted, folly warrant the agant in
inviting the confidence and patronage of his friends and
the community atlargato the Delaware MS Insurance
it has the mddithmal advantages as -ah
; instimtioii among the mow fionrishing in Philaaelphia—
as having an ample paid-in capital, whiehl)y the ope
: n tion of tts charter is' constantly increasing. as yicM
: lag to each personinsared his dm share* of the profits
: of the company, without involving him la any resmm
sibiUty whatever, and therefore as possessing tbe Wo
tual principle divested of every obnoxkws fcarare, find
in its most aCraetive form. 1 * .• - ■ -norji
‘ - niBUBAHCK AOhllfiT TISE.J j
mHE Americas Fire Insurance Company—Office,
/; X No. 79 Walnut atreet Philadelphia: incorporated A
Merchandise, and prop,
erty in the eity or country, agmiaet
loss or damage by firo, perpetually or for limited pets
ode. oa favorable tenha ■
: - - . - luonrmiM .
JolnSemuit . S«OT.loMonona .
William Lynch Adolphae Pence ;
Thomis Ambooa Geotge Abbot,
John Welsh, Jr. Pawck Brady, ;
;* John-T-Lewm.'-
- SAMUEL C MORTON, PreaidenU-.
FtxsasDJaJrTix*, Secretary- *'j* •
Orders for Insurance by the abeveCpapany will be
received and Insurances effected by thejimlerngned,
agent for : Pittsburgh- GEO COCHRAN,,
novl7-An*. - • . 80 Wood st
FBAHKItKN FUUB INfIUBANCB CO.
ItHE Franklin Fire Insnraaca Company, orPhuadel.
nhia, 1 will make Insurance, per manent and limited
on ewy.deKripUou of property, in Pittsburgh and the
sumranding country, on favorable terms. This com-
JS!Jr* p " p ''“ l .' h * n "- :«oo«o^di».
Contingent, Fund • ~ *. •
Office corner of third and Market streets. Pitab'gh.
apl )otf t . WARRICK MARTIN, Agent.
HATS. CAPS ANI) BONNETS,
; 1 n>coiU> * co.; :^Bk:
Jm i - (Successors to M'Cord A King).
Taihleaahls Haltert.
, j Corner of Wood and btjlh Stmts.
PARTICULAR anentlba paid-to otir Retail Trade.
‘Gentlemen can rely upon getting their Hate and
f > pf fflir of the am watntisLS and
woUKaiSßzr, of the latest ana, and at the lowest
"country Merchants, purchasing by wholeiale. are
resoeetfidly invited to call and examine oar Stock; as
say with confidence that as regards qcxxrrT
and raic*, it will not inffer in a comparison wifovany
h«mse in Philadelphia, r* ” • ' febl?-
I ■ Bsmeralt ;
' M AYtlUam Douglas, late James McKern.'! The
.9 subscriber has nmoved his Hat and Cap Mann*
•%factory to No. 77 Wood street, nearly opposite his
old: stand, where he Would invite hie friends and the
public generally loan assortment of Hata and .Caps,
• Hiving retired from the Hat and Cap Harinfaeiory,
lamit repectfully"recommend the patronage of my
ih ' “grg
HEW INVENTION I—PATENT Al R
IW CIBCULATER AND HAT
■lKiiibecriber will introduce on Saturday, Oct. Oth.
UentTemen wishing a bat tried with this desirable iarti
cle will please eall and examine. , * ~ ‘ ■
’ - ALFRED KEEVIL, Practical Uaufr,
oetp; ' lSLheadofwoodst_
n* PAlt 1* MOORJS ha»
fWa (am New York, tfw Fall «jle of HaU ; wW eh
tf&he wilt iutrodoe* ihi* day. Satuiday,
JUlwoae in'weat or a nett and w«w «
well (6 call al No. 73, Wood Btr«V3d door aboae 4du
auggtf > ~ •
BsS§aL*-s§^Sa£S?
ed and advertised br tom* of _.:
!£££%£&&>**¥> 11 «“^“r«o3a^ ,
iortodto caU. ..
- «n»y» j__. -T-—=— 1 1 »
■'■ . —rf BUIfc- v ■ •
■• .■ ' ii4nd«lrte4tolh«kiß4nt»»of.
for #le»ofihe Bill* acted njv*
-L Senate and Heasaof
g>i . Member* of (hetiutila*
? U ‘ prt^^.S^e«w^» tha3eadin*Jfcio«*. 1 '
: iOHW,Hji^Sa.Bce?y.«
• alOTa^^MJKrfjPg^^itUMnC
'. ftbl» i
fife..
■.'. - , ' n ,.' '•', i .:;'.vv'^<;.-3,, w
i»9fH
’ tmnraißi
}& 'TBa bSLT RSKBDTI ',- ~ V.» . *~rC
HABTS VEGETABLE EXTRACT UKj fajTtlM- .(
Me remedy for Buleplio Fits <rr FllEigSiciiteaa, • i
Cooruhioas, Bptsras, Ac. It is well known, tux Mm.. s .»-I
.v*. -
tie lltsfoeurabte It ha* baffled *ll theirskiU, and.tkt' <j n-iiit
boasted power of all medicine, and con*eqiieoUy.tho»«._,-. >
sands have suffered through amiserable cxmenoe,tai
. at last yielded up their Uvea on- the alter Of mastery,,
Willi all deference, however; to the opinion* otthe , , '
great arid learned,*v*ear that it ha*been cored. .i
; HART'S VEGETABLEKiTRACIV <
For sixteen year*, baa been testedby. many penpoX: <.t
who hare suffered with‘this dreadful diseases aqd it ;i
emy codwfaerrit baa had a fait trial, hu tnthit ■'
permanent cure. , 1 .. •;■• '
Hta bf Sffyean.and 0 months,cured byusaMtf.V;-
thia truly wonderful medicine. ' v: r !
■ the following' remarkable case oCthe acntol:: .
Wm. See ore, Esq., or Philadelphia, afflicted wtth.££».
leptie ■ Hi* 87 years- and « month*.. AAertraveiloig.
through England, Scotland, Germany and France, coo
miUnSTtke moat eminent physicians, jutd expending Jar.
DediSde, medical treatment and advice, three uoo
jand doUira, <re turned with his ada. to this coonuy fcv
last, without reeeiv«g;*tty benefit white*- /.
EXTHAjCT.^
.Mr.Wßliam SecoreVLeuer to Enlivens and Htrt-.;.
I have ; *penl over three thousand dollar* for medHb-w:
eine and medical attendance.: I was advised to take a
toortoßaropowUh hintr whiehl did.:! first visited
nreacrlbid’accordingly. "I rcttJtiirwd' three months- •. 1
without perceiving any change forthe-better, which ••
eost me j about .two hundred and fifty dollars pocketed . -
by the iphysiciazis, and’the moat thar I received waf v
! their opinion that my son's case was hopeless
UvelrTncuiable; l accordinglr left Ensland t *hd«r.» /
I elled through 1 Scotland. Germany and France, and re- j /••
turnedhbmelathemomh'of November last, with my; ->
eonastoftombelng-curedaawbenllejy ftaw your* -
1 advertisement in one of the New or k-paper*, sad . -
I conelndedto try Bart’s Vegetable. Extract, aeelngydnr • V -
i statements and certificates of so many cures, some, or ■
' twenty 2nd thirty rears' standing, ana I emnume yoa r -
lam not sorry 1 did so, as by the use of Hart** Vegeta- ><r
1 ble Extract alone, he-waa restored to pdrfoet health.-.-^
I His reason,, which was so for gone as to unfit oim tot •
1 business! it entirely restored; wiihthe pjospoet now
before hun, of fife/bealth and tuefoinea*. Heis now-
S years of-age, and ST years am}, fi moatbi of this -r
-. time has been afflicted with ‘this most dreadful of die* •» -
i eases; bqt thank God he Is now enjoying'good health. - ..'if -
: . Now; gentlemen, Jhhh without work* I don't believe
in. losaythai l cbeU-boevergTaiefoltoyouiaoaa
thing, and as I here enclose you one hundred .dollar*;-! ' -
have nb doubt but that you will think this is another’-'.-',
and qdite a diflerent-thing. .The debt of.gratitnda X'--
still *we yoo, bnt please to accept the prerenJ amotutt. "■
as interest cn lha debt in advance. r .
■i, Yours very reipectftiUy,' ~ '• ' ’ 1
(Sighed,) • • ” WILLIAM SEOOKE. v :
- ' TO. THE AFFUOTED. : .
: One ‘of tha preprieton of-thi»i invaluable median*..,j
was afflietedifor eeveral years:yrith .Ric :...
The disease had produced the worst effect upon his..
system; tic- Loss <jf.memory, imbecility oftalndL'and a
pcrfoct-pioatnfiea of tbe.ncrvoa* systprn;. ue Jhad
tried the skill of the best physteUns Jor seven yedxsr . ..
and grew worse under their treatment,, ahd'ha xncw
that, this medicine was his only uope for health and;.,:
lifo, anfi: was therefore determined to give it a iautnal,. . /
ana to penevere in Us use, which he aid. and the result"
was a perfect testerafion 10 health, which was eoati?
u«l uninterrupted (iw nearly sixteen years.,
.We Would refer to the following persons who kav# , .'
been cured by using Hart 7 * Vegetable Extract.. .: ..: r .
. ColEDenslosr’adangbterwa* afflicted, niaa yean,
residesht Yonkers, New York, j ....
W Bennet, nine yean, 171 Grind A..
J EUiworth, seven years,lfi Dover st
JosephM 7 Dooxal,iuneyean,Eastßre#klyi, L. Ii - .
H wjSmiib, bfow York Custom House..
SKeuy,•twenty.yean,Stitnnlsland. ... < .
MUs EM’Ked; twenty yean. Yorkville. . . . . .
Miss E Crane, twelve yean, U 3 Htmmdnly at
Wa U Par*eil,tweiuy«thnaT#an,aJ(oifclksl. .. .
Jaeob.Petty, four years, 174 Delaney st , .
Phily Johnson, twenty- eight years, Greene title, fa, ' .
Judge Bandall, M East Breadway, New Yert ... -
TbothasßJone*,of the U 8 Navy. • :.
• CaptjWmJeaninxs,BtaM!St.Bridgepert,.Cb.' r^.
Beforetfo* alabmaoer.. • . ~
Dt:W L Monroe, Guilford, O.
Be* Bichsrd Taggett, West Davenport N T....
BeVXLßeshnell,Baltimore,Md. . , .
Mr-Joseph BndlayrllfiOrchard at, if ..
: C B Doughlen, 802 EigEteenth st NY.
MiliJamee.BerthoU; Chester, Onage-e*. N V.
. John Faber, 178 Elixabelh u,: -do
J) i&Biehtaa, 810 Delaney at, , do
' James Smith, 138 Suffolk at, i.";:'-' •.’-•do 1 ;!?
Chart** Brows, 100 Water at, . .... do : .
AH of which may be called upon, or addressed,post
intpreQaredVy Dr .fi Haxr, Oats Ivans fc H*rtJ_
New York, i • .J ...
G F THOMAS fc Co, 146 Main SL’betweenMhad "
4th stk: and 199.Main*t, between.4tnand3<fc streets,' ,
Cincinnati, Ohio, wholesale and retsiT.agenis .for
southimdwest •• j'-' . - '
• L IVILCOX, Jr- comer of Uarkirtst and tha Ha- : .
mond. only sg'lm Piltsb’g Pa . ; 'jasadawiy
—BSSDICIL''A - mBCIICAL OPPtCK, . ,
“ "T - , .... Ko.OB«DIAMOND;ALJ , .
. •. few. doon^telow
DU * Hnowsv.ha*>^;
me^cu7*profession,
. ~and been for. some lime in"
general practice, now eote ; k
fines his attention to-the,..,!
treatment of those.private,.',
delicate complaints for ''
Of which his opportunities and_„
tiduously devoted, to the
study and treatment of those complaints, (during which
thne.be has had more practice and has cured more pa
tients than can ever foil to the k>3 of any. private prac
titioner) amply qualifies- him to offer - assurances of •
speedy, permanent, mid satisfactory euro tuall afflicted
with delicate diseases, and all diseases arising there 1
.Dr. Browuwuuld Inform thoseaJßicted-.with private,
disease's which have become chronic by'time or eg
rravtted by the use of-any of the common nostrums of.
Die day, that their complaints eari be radically and thor
oughly eared; he'basing given hit-cartful
the trytument of such coses, and succeeded, in hundreds. ..
of instances In curing-persons of inflammation oftha :
neck iof the bladder, ond kindred diseases which often, :,
result from Jherse cues where others haVe .consigned;
them iO hopeless despair.' He particularly Invues such
as have been tong and imsurtessfiilly treated by outers,
to copsultlii^when'evcry"safisftrooirWfll.be givea.
thea. r aad their eeses-treated in a careful, thorough and
intelligent manner, pointed out by alongexpenenee,
-study, and investigation, which it is impossible for those
engaged iu general practice of medicine to give any
one class of disease. ;-r _. -j—- 4;-;,. , "''
“ IDTlierma or Rupture.—Dr. Bcowif dho utviter per*
sons afflicted with Uemia to call, asheh&a paid panic-.
ular attention to this ib'sease. • ,V: •" ■ .-■• • •
Skpv diseases; also.Pilcs, speedily cured;
nta of either sex living at a'distance, by
stating.their .disease id writing.'giving all the symp
toms; can obtain medicines With directions iu* Use, by
addressing T. BROIVN, AL D, port paid, and enbioa -
C 5, Diamond alley, opposite'the Wtveriy
House;
CyNocurenopay..- ' . ueelx.
H - OITOS
_'irot*'*
>Rft£3L7TEDttY
HbUgta*
fIiGEIAN HOARUOUND &:LIVER , ,
- ■ '■ imtt C«igh Candy is cflerad to Ilf pabbcas* :
pleasant and effective remedy for ecaahif colds, hoars©* ;.,
netai 'Asthma, Phthisic,. Whooping Cough. liaaepia,.
Croup; Bore Bronchitis, aad ffeneraJ.aflectwo* ~ ... -.
of the Chest and Lungs.- In sneheaae*ttis known.*to. >
have mflbtded'decided andperoiaiient.relieknadßom•, ..
Us.rapid saieohd fTeatsueces* as a remedy fat in*
above diseese* where it ha*been used,-!!promise* foi JV . ( >
- become oncof the most uscfal and popular medicine*..
It U offered »00, as a pleasant relief to the consumptive,., :, t . .
and an astistsai to vocalistsaad pbbUe speakers gen?. <
•rally, ' ‘ •' •- *■'■•• l- i--'’-' : ,-j-r'v m
. Thsrnameof the preparation indleaies its leading in*; * .
gredient, and it will be found' toibe by.ao means pj>
pleasant to the taste, nnd may be used,by children and
adult* with entire impunity. The materials used in tha
preparation are of the best quality, and it may be ro- .
lied oh as in erery rwpeet a pure ami rename article.
Families would no donblpromotb their. Comfortsod,,, t - „
health by keeping* supply, especially in the season of
This valuable Cough Candy Is considered a greaiaa;
sistaht to Mothers; being superior to nil tbe parent Ba- ...
by Jumpers in creation, as chUdred were aever.kwwb- •- .
toerywbentbiscandylsnsed^eiceptforinore.A'txl’f j. •
al of this article will convince any person of iu ewca
®»ad the proprietors therefore defy any person in tan
tefl Stalest© produce a cheaper, Imoto* pleasant,-0*
effective remedy. 1 ' . • t~ *" 7 V
Sold wholesale*and retailybythe General Agent, i
■■ vTV II tarrpS!R,VngpUt:r.yisitu
ij *• comer 3d and market sts, Pittsburgh, :;•« r.v'
itpwa foCd; Proprietors, No.l College HaU Ctetes ruv
natlTohio. .*• . - 1 /"" F ■ "I»al9 ~,i
. Jeratsbl Berat«lill . ‘*’•
mEriTEB i nCII,BAI*T,aHKUIi ? >•.
I;for a single day scratch, .whcnf.afllicted TsilV
wfer, lieh, or other diseases <M". the. sku>, if they toew • t
'wbd would relieve and cure, them.. .. ... .
■ ■ ’Tis horrible to be obliged.lo mb and. scratch wwa- v .■
alonb,boimora boniMe to abstain JlowfciTlWdeceney ►
sakej when in company . Let It be -remembered 1 rbahl
Dr TETTEEandITCH.OINTHBXTU tha- ti \
mom efficacious of any other preparation In- aktiwty- 1 -<t
In curing the Tetter, Itch, *nd other diseases of
>■ »\M’‘**"** t nt lh " »trin tpnttariaa fiftaalhft ISStWITOTJ >
of the blood .and fluids of. the body ,ind where such disj vj
easS.be of long standing,' Sodtho constitution aflbcied.' <. *
thereby, LfPr-Xcidy’s Sarsaparilla Blood Pill* beaaedt
with the ointment,* they will core any case .
and If they do not, the money will bo returned by. ww
Leidy. Stott' ease*,* however* wilt %-
by DT.Leldy*»Tettetand-lich ointment,, unless .the {-
whole system is impregnated by the diseased humora .
which will becomplewyearriedoff frumthasystembir t
Dr Leldy’s blood ptllik and thd surface of
ed by the ointment- Price of.ointmentdS cenO;. > ).-u
• fresh supply of these valuable - medicines just is*,
ceived and for sale by : > - . _ . * •
B A FAHNESTOCK fo Co. -
••'■«9ttf,ttfosrood; also cor.Cthfc wood »tfc;.. i
. febA • ■ •••rnjt. .
BTa. FAHNESTOCK'S Paeomonlo or.-OougHJgi; -s!i
. Sam, ha* a great advantage •»**££* #*2‘^
Co4fchpreparmtioiw,**iUpl«Maaiw«te;pennittU»
be Tuaed - without Inconvenience. But to***^*?* * i';' 1
Balaam'ttmalm in ihe-.peedmesa of iu ew. .
hndwn tome of the rooit deipereto ~~J.
*lneb btul been running oafor-a conuA*nhla lu|^ c ..
of time, field alaunt immediately 10 It* P°? r * r *. —‘ •
Ret weXr .M «e faavo had Jumg the pwt
winter, every one Utihble to lake cold, umeaa greais^
"&TS “ “u’Siu. -<r-™ .J.i.tags f -
-itin weather often lava ■ the •K>m f iati° n . -Qt .k i n* c y°JTT' -*■
eooih, which needs a quick rcjncily Wpreten^a«tou* ; *
” We**have b?>
hakinerfomad. many of. which am u©tt.peno» w ■,
h .H Pf‘“•TTr- C/ifaiiortiood, aad theyare a*ttfflcietir-* .
aad for aale wholesale andjetaij by D A
FaSSesTOCK * Co, comer t of wood uAJajuA * f
■Avtudflhiu,- . .
—“jjjT'jtfil.one in Tettnejuee.—^"- 1 ’"- Cl. ■
mins ia to certify that 1 purchased one' i ,
I: - McLane’s Worm-Specific, *omo two
■mbrara to a son of mine, some *evcn ttrd ! ''- T ;
teaspoons full, and ehtoushthaamount
lane, ret 1 hare no doubt .'but them iraa np#wdtf 6r Bl '
t%to nwcaiss womopeuised./roid Tiia.toch*arfnf fr* •:
fratj one quarter of an inch to two cubes
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