The Pittsburgh daily gazette., November 30, 1848, Image 3

BY !MAGNETIC• TELEORAI'iI
REPORTED f. TELEGRAPHED
Exclusively
for the Pittsburgh Gssatts
HON. EDWARD EVERETT--STE AM ER ORE.
GON -STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
New Yoga. Nov. 29, ISIS.
The Hon, Edward Everett has resigned the
Presidency of Bayard University, on account of
inability from Wanes.
The steamship Oregon left this morning for Coli•
belie. She carried out soldiers and naval stores
for the Government.
a Letters published in late Engheat papers, from
Warsaw, state that great consternation had been
created there by an order promulgated by the Em
peror, which directed the enk.rement of conacrip•
was throughout Holland. Six thousand persons
had fled from the enforced military service and
cruel ;oddment.
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)4M.U)EisHIw, Nov. 29, 1848.
The latest dates from Bermuda state that Mitch
atl, the Irish martyr to freedom, was still sick, ow
leg, it is said, to the impure atmosphere of hi. pria-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PMILLDILPIII/., Nov. 29, I MS
floar—The market to heavier than yesterday,
and the brisineas done is at a small concession.—
Sales at 65 95.
The Grain market iu without change, end but
little doing.
Provisions—l hear of no article today worthy
of report.
Groceries-Sagan, not much landing. Solna
moderate. Coffee and Molasses without change.
-- NEW YORK MARKET.
Nzw 'Voltz, Nov. 29, 113,18.
Flour—Sales of 7,500 barrel. of Genesee and
State brands at $5 3115555 50 per barreL Them
are extreme prices—the market at the close Wall
du U.
Grain—There is a good demand for good sam
ples of Wheat—but poor lots are dull. Sales of
prime red at 1035116 cts per bushel, and in en
tent to 25,000 bush.
Cora—There is a seedy deemed for Corn.—
Saks of prime white at 65c—mixed at 61e. and
yellow. 111513 e.
Provutione—There is lets movement in Pork—
the market Is steady.
Whiskey—Sales at 240 per gaL
Leed—Selee et 41 et,
Hoge—Sales of dressed at 66. per cwt.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIBIOIS, Nov. 29, 1548.
Flour—The market is dull, and holders are tort
The foreign new •hu produced no marked change.
The madet is nominal as before. Sales of How.
and Street at 11.5 ON, and City Mills at S 5 12} cts
per barrel.
Grain—Wheat--Sales of prime white at 1120
1111 e, and prime reds at 110 c per bu.
Corn—Sales-of 12,000 bushels new white at Sic,
and new yellow at Sic per bushel—no old in
market.
Oats-Balea of 3,000 bu. at 30 eta
Rye at 61863 cis per bu,
Prvivisions--The salmi of provisions are only to
the regular trade demand.
Whisker—Sales at 21e
Cotton bas declined le.
Stookmarket dull, with downward tendency.
THE Pates liemrlL — Yesterday we bad the
pleasure of examining a splendid banner, at it r
Mayor's office, to be presented by the Whig. of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny to Lower St. Clair tow„ -
ship, for their great efforts id the Presidential Elec..
tion, It will be remembered that after the Geyer.-
nor'. election, the Whigs of Pittsburgh and Alle—
gheny promised a banner to that township that
would increase its votes most at the Presidential
Election on the Wuig side. This banner is the
work of Mr. Coffin, of this city, and represents s
fall length portrait of General Taylor, leaning ou
'Old Whitey.' It is painted on Bilk, and ornament
ad with a splendid gold figure, with silk and gold
tassels. The shell is surmounted with an eagle
and globe io gilt. The banner cost about $lOO, an it
is a trophy of which the citizens of St. Char Tow, I.
ship may ha justly proud.
Tax Common Council on Monday evening lab t
elected Mr. Ferd. F. Voltz, clerk of Abet body.
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Relating to the dutlea of tie Mayor, and for ath,
QEC. I. Be it ordained aud enacted by the cataer
of Pinaburxh in Select and Common Councils s•
sembled, That a shell be the duty of the Mayor to pro
vide, at the expense of the city, a book with prope
blailth therein, in
which book he shall enter the num•
ber and amount of all warrants drawn by him on tint
City Treasurer, under the heads of
the respective ap
propriations yearly made ..by Councils,. that ate same
may aid in the settlement of the accounti 'orate ray,'
and which shall enable him to ascertain at all times th e
gate Meech and every appropriation made by Colic-
Ban. IL—Be it ordamed, &e, That it shall be the thi•
sy of the Mayor, whenever any appropriation I. ex
haunts:id, immediately to notify the 0/11.1(1:01.11 of the
committee having charge of such appropsuion that
the same is exhausted, and then it shall be unlawful
for the Mayor to draw a warrant, on such exhausted
appropnation. until he shall he duly notified, that Coun•
cil. pave ilalthorlsed an additional nmoant to be added
to with appropnation.
Sac. 111. Be it ordained. ace, That from end after
the pagan'," of this Ordinance, all persona having coo
rung accounts with the city, shall lie required to fur
utsh duplicate bills, one of which they shall dermalt
anth the Mayor of the city, whose May n shall he to
file the same, and the other they shall hand to the com•
nutter to which the same may be referred for settle
ment
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Sac. IV.—Be it further ordained and enacted by the
authority sloresmd, That it shall be the duty of the
Mayor to procure a suitable book to which he shall
register all bonds or certificates of loon issued by bins
us pursuance of any ordinance of the Select and Com
mon Canned*, which register shall state the number
of each band or certificate of loan, the name or names
Male persons to whom Issued, the date or time when
issued, the amount of each bond or certificate of loan,
the time when redeemable. and the account fax which
each bond or certificate of loan was issued.
Be it further ordained, &c., as aforesaid, Thus it shall
be and is hereby made site duty of the Mayor to sub
mit to the Select and Odmmon Councils, at their first
meeting in every month, • statement of the bands or
certificates of loan issued by him a. aforesaid, Mew
ing the time when issued, to whom payable, the
amount of each bond or certificate of loan, the time
when redeemable, and the account for which the said
bands or certificates oilcan were immed.
Sm. V.—Se it ordained, &e., That the annual sala
ry of the City Treasurer shall be seven hundred dollars
from ere first of Jamicry- - M9„ payable quarterly art
other city armers are paid, and that the Treasurer shall
receive an extra compensation of WOO for the present
year, for extra dutiei under the License Law.
Sec. Vl.—Be it midamed, ice That from and after
the puss( e of this Ordinance, Me City Treasurer stall
give bonds, with two or more sufficient securities, pay
able to the Mayor, Alderman and citizens of Pitts
burgh, and their successors, in the sum of fifty thous
end dollars, with conditions for the faithful perform
ance of the duties of the office.
Sir- VlL—Be it flintier ordained. &c., That so much
of any existing ordinance es is hereby altered or sup
plied, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted min a law in &mann* dos
11Th day of November, S. D. 1E49.
[Arrest:] MOROAN ROBERTSON, Preel C. C.
Ford. E. Vou, Clk. C. C.,
JOIN SEIPTON , Nett 3. C.
Jona Hum., Clk S. C. n0r2941
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rIOATINOS TO ARRIVE-1 ease grey nuled brown
Cassisaeres;
1 ease Lavender Blankets;
I bale Lavender Blanket cowing-,
* do drab do
I do blue do
Consignment from ' , Astern manufacturers, and for
sale at eastern pneea with carnage added.
n0v?..2 MURPHY &Et; liberty at, foot sth
10EATBEFO3- -13 sacks Feathers,mat tee'd land rot
sale by novigt W HST BOW EN
S UG no Alt-17 bad. In 0 B , l . l % faitt a re ui 'd an , d w fa i r m ste a by
PTO mErAL-2 73 ' , Z, ' , H
ra, " fvltsiiNlt: f or
wee by
nov2i male, .1
IM Locusolle Limo. pun reed lout ft,
1,4 sale by nov2B BURBRIDGE, WILSON &Co
Prrrannenn, Nor. 27,
LBAP TOBACCO-5 3 bee. reed per steame.
Nominee and for sale by
nor`l9
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LT ARD OIL-5 bbla Tamer stratned. tam reed and lot
sale by nosc2B R E &ELLE rIS, 57 wood in
JUST RECEIVED—I bale blue Coating, for sale at
manufacturers pncea. MURPHY & LEE,
nenr27 Lslbeny
bale Pearl Coarzoiri Ido drab do, fo
‘J sale at marmfacturera
aor2/3 MURPHY de. LEE
FOR SALE—A sound Buggy Ilisl l sg,to , l y d lor LE w m an
ohne. n 0•42.3
011.611 CIDER—LO bbl. superior Crab Cider, jus
V reed and for sale by GEO A BERRY,
__no•29 19 wood .1
GREEN APPLES-800 K. Green Apples, isorn •
rapaliOT kmaM in wore and for sale by
noW29 GEO A BERRY
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DIG METAL—MO to., suitable for foundry pnrpo
m, ses s in store and for sale by
GEO A BERRY
P_
IG IRON—M tons Pig Iron, on hand and for sal.
by nom JOHN WATT, Liberty st
CIINDRIES-30
B bbls white wbeat Family ,
Flour;
doprirne Roll utter, lb bush C.a..%tor
and (or sale by 1101'21 JOHN WATT
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WRAPPING PAPER—DM rem Crown Wrappin,
Paper, lOW do madman, do, Ana reed and fa
lab by nowll FRIEND, RHEYA Co
LRAD-6 0 page Lead, Ann reed and for sale by
nonRI FRIEND, RIMY k Co
DRIED sacks just reed anifor
ovtI„ FRIEND, RILEY & Ca
F .
EATHERS--24 •seas mar eeee i3OO and for sale br
x nor2l FRIENDIMEY &CO
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CIINSENC I - 1 . 1 toots now lazdsol, for ..J by
oov2l ISAIAH DICKEY tr. Co front sr
. _
E&THER9-78 tacks now landing; am by
nova/ ISAIAH DICKEY & Co
DRY PEACHES--I 2 racks now landing from stair
Consul, and for =la by
norigl ISAWI DICKEY b. C o
1 1 1DIAZARINE BLUE PARMEITOS—A farther sep
al ply of above goods, of different opened Rust:note
tng at the store of nom • W R MURPHY
GOODS EXPECTED--W ft Murphy will receive iu
a few day., superior gray Pelisse Cloth for ladies
tad odes. saeka aoviti
SQTRAW WRAPPING PAPER-4/WO mu for We
by J SCLIOONMA KER tr. Co,
Dc0,21 94 woods
COMMERCIAt 'RMRD.
IS4
NOVEMBER.
1M 6aturday, 7 12
'At Sunday, 7 12
27 Monday, 7 1:1
2- , Mental, 7 11
29 Wedteaday, 715
30 Thinday, 7 IS
1 Friday, 7 16
PITTiIIi.IIIG ---- H - 13104.57; OF TILADE
COMMITTEE FOR NOVEMBER.
OFFICE .PFITs81:111.61I GAZETTE.
Thursday Morning, Npvernher 30,1848.
The market yesterday was quiet, hat quotations
generally showed no important yarmuon from pre'
rious day's report
FLOllt—Considerable quantifies arrived by ri
ver, but the amgunt on sale from first hands wan
small. A sale of 100 tibia on the wharf at 3,90,
.d of several other smaller lots at 3.9003.9 5 10
bbl. Further sales from store by dray loads at
12184.19 as in quality.
GRAlN—Snles of barley in small lota to the ci
ty trade at 538435 c f bu, from store. Small sales
of corn Irvin store at 33895 e pbu. Outs ts in fair
demand with sales in lota of 100 to 200 bu at 2.5 a,
27e p bu. No sales of wheat or rye worth re
porting.
GROCERIES—Every thing la quiet under this
head. Sales of 15 hbds NiJ mtgar in chfferent lots
at 505 f eno in quality. N 0 molasses stand 111111
at 30e if> gall. Sales of Rio cotree of 7107!c of
rice at 5c ta ID
PROVISIONS—The market Is genemlly
but quotations ore unchanged. Sales of 10 casks
bacon shoulders, western eared at 4(d•{ lc. Sales
1,000 IDs steles nt Good hams are m stem.
dy demand at 61081 e.
CHEESE—SaIes of good common W R. at
and of cream at 0101 c.
SOAP—Sales of 50 boxes common dark qualia
ty, Ciocomott rosin at 4r gr lb For good quality
41040 is readily obtained.
GREEN APPLES—Receipts yesterday amount
ed to some 600 bbla. Sales at the river to a mod.
orate extent at 620 - 15 e, and front store at 57 to
51,10 accordmg to quahty.
Cotion—The receipts are light and the stock
small, particularly of the better qualities. There
is a fair demand for small lots, and since our last
some 400 bales have been !alien at quoted rater,
the steamer's advice, giving more firmness to pri.
Arrived since our lest
From Mobile, bales,
The total receipts of Cotton at the different ports
of the country, tram Sept. 1, 1n46, to latest dates
are bales. 329,755
Same time last year, 217.201
The exports have been—
To Great Britain,
France,
Other foreign ports,
Taal,
Stocks on hand
Fish—For Coolish we continue to notice a step
dy demand at 52842.5 fur large, and $1,62411.7
for small, loose. Hake are in fair demand at 51.1
01,25 p qtl, loose. In Mackerel there is no van.
uon to notice. They are selling pretty freely us,
store at $7 for No I, $5 for No 2, and $3,25 for N.
3, and by the fare at $6.50, $.1.50 and 52,75 for th
different sines. For other pickled Fish the marks
is quiet.
Exported since our last
Codfish, drums 1,1 6
Codfish, boxes, 200
Codfish, Os *-1.)1
Mackerel. !Ads 1.505
Herring, boxes
kping List.
COTTON AND WOuL.
The late European advises being favorable for
Cotton, and the stock being light, there has been
considerable buoyancy in the market. and prices
have advanced fully 1-4 to 3—h cent her lb nave
last meek. The sales corn pnee 7:41 bales. of which
350 bales were Upland at bi to 64e per lb, the bal.
anon Nam Orleans and Mobile at fri to 7 cents for
ordinary to fair quality, cash and ume. At the
close wine holders ask a further advance.
Total Exports from the Irined Stale, to Foreign
Ports.
Since le September Iwt , bales
Same tame last year,
Increase this year, / 41..546
The total receipts since 1 is bales 23, .784
Same-turerlarr year, 171;417
Increase this year, 60.679
Wool--Sapplmi eery fight and pnees firm with
a moderate demand for the supply of manta - seta:
rem. Sales of 55,000 lb. domestic Wool. princi
pally pulled and low grades at quoted rates.—
Among the sales were 10000 lbs I -2 and 3-4 blood
at 30033 e it th, 6 mos.--[Com. List.
Cotton—An improvement in the English market
has imparted more firmness with holders here, and
small sales of fine Upland have been made at 61
ots. Gulf and Texas, the supply of both very light
are held above the present views of buyers.
Wool—We have nothing new in reference to
this article, except that it is held with firmness,
and therefore no heavy transactions have taken
place. We observe that sales of good qualities
have been made to a considerable extent in East.
ern markets at slightly improved prices.
Tobacco—The market has been somewhat slack
since our last report, although not entirely quiet.—
The advice,. from the other side, so far as regards
political concerns as affecting the German and
Dutch markets, are very discouraging, and mate
rially check animation among purchasers here tm.
less they can operate on more favorable terms—
hence in a great measure the apathy in the mar
ket. Factors on the other hand, knowing the lim
ited extent of the new crop which will be brought
brward, are very firm in their prices for old, and
this diversity of views keeps buyers and sellers
widely apart—sales are therefore on a moderate
scale. The inspections for the week have been as
itidlowe. Maryland 496 hhd.s, and Ohio .360 do—
t Mal Si lihda Exported within the name tune to
breign ports 1773 Mid.. Tobacco, and 74 do Steins.
- —of the Tobacco 1 739 Mt. (39 of which were
Afirsprua) and the - Sterns were to Bremen—main°g
t he amount of Maryland arid Ohio descriptions ex
ported since Jan Ist to 23d m et, as follows'
Tlus Week. This year.
1. 4 730 11,600
6.627
3.05r2
669
2997
1,23.',
V. Bremen, lahtin
Rotterdam,
Amsterdam,
Bordeaux.
Harm
Marseilles.
England,
6 &coc c t m on
j h o s u n r d.,
23d mat, 25,0 hlads.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
'Brown, Shipley oh Co.'. Circular
linen the departure of the last steamer, we
have experienced a steady demand the Cotton from
the trade, with some inquiry from spectators.—
Trade in Manchester continues to improve slowly
and less disposition having been marderded by
holders of Cotton to press their st.)cks on the mar
ket, the quotations of our last cinmlar have been
pretty steadily maintained. This, however, ap
plies more esbecially to the ordinary and middling
qualities, to which the inquiry is mainly confined,
We have little or no change to no tics in our
corn Market, which is very quiet in r oaaequeoce
of the more favorable account. of the potatue crop
in Ireland. Western Canal Flour is quoted at 29a
64,10305. Philadelphia and Bahia. ire 295, and
sour 27. per bbl. Wheat 'Whirl tit per 70 lbs.—
Indian Corn Meal in fair demand at 34035 s per
qr for yellow, and 3:12.?3ta per qr far white. I,
than Corn Meal 17s 611 per bbl, and I:or which there
is only a retail demand. The July on wheat ha,
now advanced to Oa per qr, and t hat on Flour to
3s 71d per bbl.
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/.Vat's EZegoVolutrs.—Wr. smut. I call attention to , F RENCH OCHRF.--4 rank for sale by
this excellent remedy for C. 0., Cr Ads, Consumption,no,Xl R E SELLF:RS
Asthma, and all affections of the ' Throat end 1.31/3p- .
Having several times willstn are ..v y ear. pa, had ogee . , H gEgiv,_ ielLx e W R Cheese, landing and for sale
J AMEN DA L7.F:LL
mon to use a medic:lse of this kittd, we havc,by expert- by nmetTl
enee tested its excellent qualtues, a cid are rered to . cz --- 6 - A ,_,,, b , p g i m 5,,,, ,u ding and for sale by
recommend a to others, %mom .6 or othersonline J Mil 5...'4 IJAI.ZELL
speakers afflicted Vent, bronchial ...rectum. will bud '...' " ° ' 23
reat benefit from 131 1111333. /1 ts pr epared hy a semi ,. ,
herhysician, and all c hisses Will It Ild It 31 safe told ed.- , 1 and for sale by novta JANIFS DA L1.F.1.1•
MA NNEFLW 011.-20 bbls best Brown Oil, m :nose
caoes rnedicom in dm dloseases fot which it Is ry. •
eotrunanded.—(Columb as (Orval C. ose aud Jourii.4l Fad?'
d i. casks Currants, landing and Mr male by
Fort ale at the Fekui Tea Store, No ;0 Four. street.. --°, --
1 FRUIT---800 toss Minch Raisins.; lOU hf do
BALiALEY dr. small
mr 26 nov'Li
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. TIHY PEACHES-240 bags Kentucky Peaches, in
[Cr DT.1112113/. Is the bane of inn ny a Inall's r aiAl •
_lf prime order, lending aud for sale by
mace. No tongue eim describe the sufferpnes caused ' noy2 - 1 BAUALEY & Winn'
by this distreatung dosed. Is unfits maiPfor his ws
j)-6U SANI) 10S3 0101 IJramie by .
non In life, whams,' it may be, aid makes him fret . nocZt RF. SF.LLEfr
as though he wool , ' rather not cost than endure such
i.pry. yet them cu ,
ffertec• are produced In the iirst ; 1, , Xl. -Ci GENTIAN— lbs for sale by
place by derangement of the stomach, and if this %erre l _Ca o ... it E SELLERS
met by acing Pl. A. Fahnestockhr A.nu-Itilious hit., c
1 LOVER AND TINIOTHY REED-8 bbla Ohio Clo
the boatels wo old be elemsed, the accumulation of
ver need, '2O do Ps Timothy tnned; its store and for
brie earned ME and a speedy and sure relief obtainwi.. ...._ ~ '
no vdll .1 & R FLOYD
Prepared and sold byHNESTOCK & Co. '''. " - . _ _
corner tat and wood, iLlso corner 6th and wood sm I,,,: s UCKS Atilt FLANNEL-50 dux aoper Woollen
°en , LI Socks; Id yds bard Flannel, in store and for ode
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by // 4,....?..1 1 & R FLOYIJ
"Ante nu. Rosa Co Oar. Feb. lb, to-1,.
°Messrs. J. Kidd & Co.. We swish to Inform you tiolt
we have sold all of your Worm specific you le. `" , lh
ue. We wish you to send us some mere as 5001. ss
possible, as it has given general sansfac don hers. We
have many calls for itsince we are oat of the article .
It hail succeeded all other preparationa in this county,
and for this reason we wish to keep a shpply on hand.
& A_ PAY fERSON."
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The above is one oldie hundreds of grinder cacao,
nleatious which the proprietors of this medicine aye
daily receiving. Where it bas been ultroiluced It boa
become the most i wpolar remedy In use .
For sale at the c rug store of J KIDD /Y. Co, GO WcOd
M. novla
"That WI atter akin of hers, than snow,
Aud pun 2 as toonturientel alahuter."
All (Cole . ha ire . kin like la. above, who use Jon es
Sputnik, Lily NV him. It reaketh pure snowy. yet no to
BUT WWI.. Sti Id sake Liberty street
PORT OF PIiIISRURG H.
Moon's
phases.
449 I 721
447 831
4 45 9 41
4 45 10 47
4 45 11 59
444 mom.
121=1
At dark last evening, there were ti feet 00 Inches
ater m the channel. by pier mark, and falllng.
BOATS LEAVING I- THIS DAY.
Cincinnati Packets, It) A. M
Brownsville Packets, 5 A. M., and 4 P. M
Bri4eport Hudson.
Cincinnati Nom Wee.
Hail Columbia.
Comet.
rancsnaati—Per bxs meat, Clark
& Thaw, 12 hhde do, Orum & McGrew; 9 bble
molases. 10 bxs reams, S McClurkan & co; 100
bble potatoes, Cumming & Small; 5 bx. mdse.
Braun & Keller; 20 eke chesnuts, Burbridge, Wll
- k CO.
Brurer--Per 13eaver-4 Eireued hogs, Arm
strong & Crozer; 39 sks barley, S 6: W Harbaugh,
6 bbls whiskey, 3 M Harton; 2 bas mdse. 2 bbl.
Lauer, 42 bxs cheese, 66 hve hogs, Webb.
Inst./mg—Per Consul-3b bbls dour, 2 plough.
I cultivator. owner aboard; h bbls vinegar. J Rica
ard.n. 409 lads apples, °rum & McGrew; 100 do
tbuir, i'doClurkan & 100 bgs bran and shorts,
Donaldson, I box [odor, C Culbertson; 50 bbls
apples, 0 sacks 2 Las mdse, Treadway; 23 sks wool
W Harbnugb; 20 bbls dour, str CousuL
Lues.t.--Per Wyoming-7 oaks lend pipe, 2
bee sheet lead, J W Butler dr brut 29 bx.s segars,
S & W Harbaugh; 18 cake pork, IC Bidwell; 10
bbls lard oil, Sellers S. Nicole.; 17 oaks bacon, My
ers &Hunter; 2 lus broken glom Bakewell, Pear"
ac co; 1 box mdse. Clark do Thaw; 115 tons tug
metal, M Allen & co.
Boston, Nov. 22,1b45.
Sunfish—Per Wellsville-20 bbla Hoar, W \V
Wallace; 41 sks dry peaches, 2 bbls butter, 131
bbls dour, 55 sks short., .1 8 thlworth; 23 bbla dour
Wick & McCandless; 20 do do, Shar_klett, 4 hhd.
tob, 1 A Roo; 7 du do, I) Leech de on; 10 bbls flour
WoodweII; T 2 bgs Arse, Geo A Berry; 1 hhds tob,
J C Bidwell, I i 3 bbls apples, Von Bonnhorst; SS do
do, 100 bbls dour. owner on board, 59 bbls apple.,
Smith & Siorlu r,'° kgs butter, L 8 Waterman, 22
sks barley, S Sr. W Harbaugh.
1548. 15.47,
148,364 76,483
31.94: , 48.149
30.941 22,3'27
UR 25 CENTS!—Ltymeant of the Pocket Famto
r lapins, or every one hut m own Physician: twentieth
edttion. with upwards of a hundred engravings, soon.
tog private diseases in every shape and form. and mal
formation of the generative system, by NV YOUNti,
NI 1) The tame has now arrived, that persons suffer
ing from secret disease, need no more become Me me
mo 01 - quackery..., by the presenpuons contained in
this book any one may rare himself, without huutrance
to business, or the knowledge of the mast nutiniale
mend, and with nine tenth the nasal expense In ad
tmon to the general ronune of private disease, it fully
depts.. the cause of manhood, early decline. woh
ebtaervatiOn• on roarnace—betides many other de.
°gingen:lents which it world Oct be proper to enumerate
rn the public prints
Any person rending YS cents enclosed in a letter,
will reetive One copy of this honk, by mail, or five Co
plra rut: he sent nor one dollar Address ' - DR hi'
YOUNG. No 1.52 spruce street. Philadelpnia,* . ram.
paid
NV ANTED— Pro prlelors of ros or Gook stores, and
pedlars, microm. town :n the United States, to art
agents for the above work ocu-deWYn ai
2:1,253 143,959
213,690 20'7,753
Pladadelphai. Nov. 2:.),
Iledhmore. Nov. 15, IS-38.
Liverpool, Nov 10, 1640
Yours, respectfully
Emma
LouisMcLane, tSennetL Bros.:n*1111r.
Allan. Parkinson. Brownsville.;
Camden. Hendrickson. Beaver.
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Ilea vet.
Lake Erie, Sholes. Beaver.
Beaver. Clark, Wellsville.
2arehaie, Lasbel, Beaver.
Brilliant. Grace, Cm.
Messenger, Brno, Cincinnati.
Magnet. Caruthers, flangingßawl.
Comet. Boyd, Cm.
Oswego, Grace, Cincinnati.
Arrow, Gordon, Brownsville.
Arrowline, Morris, Brownsville.
Wellsville, Barns, Can.
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, 13rownsville
Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver
Michigan Not 2,- Gilson, Braver.
Beaver, Clark, Wel!reale.
Caroline,Lasbel, Beaver.
Vermont, Hazlett, Louisville.
New England. No 2, McClure. Cm
Mager, Cot. St Lou..
IMPORTS BY RIVER
DOCTOR YOURSELF:
not the first by whom the new are tried.
Nor yet the last to Is the old as
THE. E. etrt RANL.E posses. , th
thilowtrug advaritages.—The II son tans.
supplied web pure hot arr. rendert oven
of the operation •
h•ting perect as when done to • brickoven
It naa a Chambrr riclustvely for Roasting me-tt
with a thu. doing away valth al: the roa.ting
Lacdratcht..ll the
shape of -ttn tttel,ea•
It hats large cooktna eaparay, wltn tan unouotrur
ed fiat surface. on the top. wh,et, o.'.housekeeper. c
a;aOreelatte
,At tn. I.c: up untboul Inh•ou work th h.. ord,
bre•place. or .r. the room ax a •tore en•n.,n• no
OCC up) uobnl hon., to have .c odYantASe
~nce tbe ot • .1000 And laat'y.
burr• on. than •oy other rooktug appaestu
not e re pt. u 4 the 1:414,re Cook tni Stove. rnsch at
for yan. a, whcbc•an. or retal', at
F..mpaa V.tos Drpos,
412 Market .trees, t.trard Flow
F.v.ract irk•rn areromendn.on from Ilcur) Bac
ma... Martel atrcet.— . oo ran aor tcr
rrcoanmcudataun o. it. ertach I not aours.
QIIERIAWK ON DIVINE PROVIDENCE —Tril
Interne v•iry bcr mid exceeding
eek. ha.. Jeri iar•
by I. Rend. in beet
illtLl2sztu. go.. el :tie pagce It goillain. tar reeve
endelion• et eeverel e!orgym en of tele oar of dap,
erit denorninnen
or In eve were 4101 ropie• have bei
dpitritite4 in the t ity of l'inditrgh end eta.urbe II
a look for eery) buoy For ee,e by
00025 ft HOPKINS. Apollo Heeding*. 4ei
I . )ICH DFM.+S per ioreign eleasoC; Europe
Li, —A A Mason & Co. No 00 Market street, en
open 1.11, inortang, Barb DT... rio.als. conapneteg
to
following styles. vit. Seen plaid Morino, near art
and the ricoest poufs =ported trite re•wit, n
our Plinde. co.", &Ad o-
Caxiiincres and elogiv ea Leanne, ene Coburg
ore< Ciotti, of any dr.(' iambie .bade nod color. 6101
atoped Caer:nen,. ut groat variety
at not,
French Mertno French Merinos:
1A! lb MURPHY nit. Oretird wltp,n .fear Any.
large a.veartment of ooperior French Monne
compreeng iltflrret.t Maroon. bare, Sir... ,
E
tvrry. t'borry. Drab. I..igta Bloc Drown. e.
MaLartne Blue. alai, yellow. (Nit/111,10ft. P. , / ,
P.k F.:TM:. AND
of all the lealling color. luciudinq a le* pie.
sup or black
BELTING!—N avanne Mar. Green. Brown. A r
PLAIN GASkiNtEttEN—Alaroon. Garnet. tiro
Drat,. Black de
EMBROIDERED CASH NIEREL. , —PIain and pant
Moun de
nr Le , . prtnted Csabrnere,.l.ntnartine SHlpe
new tolefor ladle% dre44e%. Slum .toped Alone.
nevi
VA' ATCHEif, of very fine quarry. and I.AILI{III.I
patterns, selected expressly for retail .ar e .
try Cimper, Tobin., Johnson, ',thermal, Davie. &
Beeslny, and inner genuine and approved menu:sem
K
rem in :Mend
F.ll,welled li carat cold Patent Lever Watches
low as 6117. Oilier at various once., according to
quality, weight, Jr.c., varying from 1140 to $1,50
Silver vs alettell in great variety, from Si to $.50 A::
over 810 warranted. Lever. a. low as Oh.
JEWELRY, comma...fig of gold Klautd. vest 1..4k , i fah
chain, Imp, Kcal, penctis, finger rings, tr-asl
stad, ear num /merrier, locker, hackies, .lid... Ac
h.so. silver iornhs. card cares, tract kni•es. ttomb , es.
shields, pencils buckles. sltoes. tooth 1,11 ear picks.
W W WILSON,
market sr. rnr
A•ECDOTE— , —C•sciopedia of hloral and Reilia..
Anecdote., a collection of re vere, thousand Fact..
Inc dents. Narratives, &temple and Tomilmonte, em•
bracing the beat of Me kind in m oat ornate colleet.ona,
and me hundrela addition. original and selected.
the witu in la arranged and elimmlied on a new plan. with
copious topical andscriptural indexes Hy Her FL
Arvinc, A. :11 , Pastor ol the at
Charon, New
Yost. with so Introduction by Rev “eu , D. Caceres.
Dmat published.
The above, won a number of new and valuable pnb
licatioria. for tale by EL1.1077 & b:NGLISH,
no,al 78 wood at
Blenohing Powder, (Chloride of Lime.)
111YORTEO inamcrr FROM THE NI AN I.; PAC L •
BERN.—The subscribers have on hand and will
constantly be supplied with Jaa hluspratt k Sons' cel
ebrated Bleaching Powder, which they will warrant
equal if not superior to any imported in the 1: States,
and which they are prepared to sell at the lowest mar•
ket price for cash or approved GUIs.
noel W k M MITCHELTREE, 160 liberty st
---
Idasyratt 8 Sons' Soda Ash.
THE subecrihers
ve nre d now receiving their J anata, smelt
of the abo &rue. three vegaels, m g: the
Medallion and Lydia. having arrived at Philadeiphis
and Baltimore, and two more, the Stephen Baldwin and
Leila, shortly expected, they are, therefore, prepared
to receive orders, They will receive during the NMl
ter and spring regular supplies via New Orleans.
novia WkMMITCHELTREE
SCU . I t e . A R e --te r ! , e i n c ei r e tau, Neve thiegu,ta, Jec'd this day per
T 'fi.' h
i;t7',1 1 1744 . 1 ., 1%. ) REPPERT.
1131 Second at
D ICH NION TUB ACCG-409 packages hest brands
JR, manufactured Tobacc. consisung of pound lups
and Ins, and co ornproung the most favo m r,'
brand., now told. Just reed and for sale hy
novr,e, & SIIITH
ELEASFI—III Lb,. now lanchng. 'or sale by
novtr. ISAIAH DICKEY &
nail 011,—In bbl. Conklnig's beat winter Weaned
j j Lard 00,srat reeerved and for anla by
noval SELLERS ra NW, ILS
APPLES -60 Ulla In more and for sale by
novD JOIN F 4 DILWORTH
(lIIEESE-70 bx. r"beew-; 15 casks do; in *tore ato
for sole by ENULASII & BENNETT%
bo•B11 57 wood st
LBBABB-10,000 memo; boat Vern Pnnoip• Co
for solo low by tiovb3 ENBLISH & BENNETT
PEA NUTS--300 bu•b reed and for sale by
novo TAlilitlY, BET
W IND(W GLASS-08 b. 7.; 200 do
Sal
do
10012; 3 3 do 10.4; on band and for eala by
novID TASSEY t BEST .
LEPLIANT OIL, (arinter)-3 euks jomrec'd and
foFr oak j
by norl7 Klp D a Co
'0 Urn BORAX —%O lb. )o.' recta ould for sale by
1 - 1, nov27 .1 KIDD &co
CABWOR 01L-3 Dbl. )att reed end for mkt by
sto•77 J ILIDD It Co
ILocal natt.6l . l.
ItZPOITZD FOR TICI PITMUI6II DAILY GAZITTS-
I:sr...nen Corning:m.o. or Grrnnn Untrxx
—Yesterday, ■ man who gave WS name as Tho
mas Harvey, was brought before his honor, chats ,
ed with being drunk on the previoun evening.—
In a small pocket book was found a promisory
noe, of which the following is a copy'
Prrrantrecu. May 21, 1548.
Four months after date. I promise to nay to the
order of William H. Williams, three hundred and
six dollars, without defalcation, for value received.
MOSES COREY.
The note was endorsed by the acceptor, and by
Brown and Culbertson.
On being asked to give an account of the man
ner in which be came into posserscon of this note,
he acid be had picked it up in Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, and that as he Wended to come to
Pittsburgh, he thought he might find some of the
parties, and that it might be of use to them. lie
had come into the city last Thursday, but hod not
thought of the note till this tame. The cireumstsoe
ces of the case being a little suspicious, the Mayor
thought it his duty to make a rigid inquiry, and
therefore bad the young man's baggage went lar.
Ilis honor took upon himself the arduous task of
crowing every article very carefully—cod a more
perfect medley was perhaps, never packed in so
small a compass - -such for example as pin cash.
ions, pebbles, pen knives, pocket books, pad locks ,
buttons, books, bleeding stick, a bible, prayer book.
and universalist hymn book, a pack of cards, frog•
mend of history and dice, trunk handles and oyes
ter pearls, thread and needles, tea spoons and
knives and lurks, curry comb and tooth brush,
horse brush and boot hooks, a daguerian likeness
and a Philadelphia shin plester, a songster and
powder flask, bullets and new shoes, gun nipples,
and shaving apparatus with n variety of other
articles "too numerous to mention"
While his honor was handling every thing over
—the dirty clothes included—we sould not help
thinking of Sir John Falstaff, when the ' Merry
Wives of Windsor' put him into the clothes bas
ket It was, however, gratifying to observe the
care which his honor exercised to protect the coin•
munity from what he considered a very auspicious
haracter, and on this score, and in this instance
he community are certainly indebted to his honor
for his vigilance. A number of keys, of various
slue, were found in the man's trunk, also a skele
ton key. On examining some of the articles, the
name of 'Thomas Diamond' waa found written
upon them. There were also several letters ad
dressed to a person of that name. The pnsoaer
said that was nis real name. That he had been a
servant ioLendon—had been in Canada—had be.
longed to a circus company—been a waiter in a
hotel in Philadelphia—had made and sold ice
cream, for which he used the tea spoons, and had
followed sundry other occupations
A gentleman of the name of John Briggs, stated
that the prisoner had shown him the promisory
note on Thursday lest. and from some other mum
nes which were made, the story told by the prison.
sr was made pretty clear Ile was therefore dis
charged.
In the Clecerr Corat of the Untied States, le
he Western Dismal. Acton of Debt
United States of America, for use of H. Sprou
s. Wm. Robinson Jr and Geo. A Beyartl, sureue
of IL C. Bonier.
lo tins case the Planta offered to prove that the
Defendants were the sureties of Rosier, by offenng
a certtfied copy of the bond of H C Border, late
Marshal of the Western Distnct of Pennsylvania-
To this the counsel for the defendants objected, he.
cause the bond had not been recorded by the Clerk
of the Ctrcuit Court of the U. 3, as required by
the net of Congcresa. The plattwas counsel then
offered th • common law proofs. and tor that pur
pose called a warless who proved that he copied
the bond correctly, and that the late clerk of the
Circutt Court of the certified the wane to be
true and rsurcet copy 01 the ttond of H. C lkor
ler, and iusin, more proved the loss nt the hood
by the tire of the lush April, Is-C• It woe further
more proved by T M Howe. I-sq that Colonel
Robinson acknowledged that he was the surety of
of Resler the dtpretton to the reeetvlng of the bond
was very nbiy segued by Messrs Hampton and
Robinson for the defence end by Me I , unlup fie. the
plaintiff.
His Honor Judge Irwin then debarred a very
able opinion, and allowed the copy to go as eiris
'lace to the court. The tsind was then read to the
Jury. and the plaintiff then gave In evidence a pa
per signed by 11. C. Bosley, late, outing that he re
cvi red from plaintiff remain hills against toe gov•
etwutegl i which whoa placed to h. credit, he would
pay over to the plantiff Plaintiff then gave .n ev•
deuce the depocuon of the °direr of the govern.
meat, who Retitled the account of Poster and prow•
ed by that idliiwr that the amount 'tanned by plain
tiff watt credited to H C Railer and here the plain.
tiff rimed. The ease was argued to the jury by
Mr 11..ohinsim for defendants and Mr 1 , 11111014 4 las
ed the eve to the jury
Hui Honor. Judge Irwin charged the jury, who
in a tew in.nutew, returned, with a verdict of eight
hundred and seven dollars and turfy seven rents
This enda the j ury cases for this term.
In=
COMT or (.IIARTICR SCSEIMM—Tirc
Yes Casa —The speeches tu e.turtrtel to this caw,
the evidence of which we reported so fully yester
day morning, occupied the Court the whole of yes_
terday
Mr. McCalmont commenced on the part of the
prosecution, and addressed the fury m o lucid and
forcible manner. e shibib rig an extensive knowledge
cit . the law as applicable to such cases. His speech
attracted .considerable attention, both on Recount
of his forcible argumentation. and the agreeable
ness and chasteness of his diction. His address
occupied most of the forenoon.
The lion Wrn. Irwin followed on the part of the
deience, sod although, as he said, he had not been
at the bar for eight years, he oppearetl to have sow
tamed no diminution in his clearness, force and
Hon. Mr. Darragh followed also, oo the pert of
he defence, and concluded with a torrent of roped
and touching eloquence.
Mr. Marshall was winding up the whole, when
our reporter left the Court House.
Judge Patton will charge the jury this morning,
alter which the Zirnmeriee case will be taken
RACTNIT lirW ARE—Yesterday a raflman, who
had recently come down the river, was brought be
fore the Mayor, charged with being drunk on the
"alma evening. The man said he had no mon
ey, had Just came down the river, and had got
drunk from liquor which be earned in • bottle.—
He was fined one dollar and costs, or in default of
payment to be committed 24 hours. The poor fel
low said he regretted being drunk, he regretted
still more to have been in the watch house; •nd
still mom to go to jail. He said he was perfectly
willing to work, to pay the fine, at anything his
honor would put him to; but ha did'ot like to go to
jail. His honor said he had no work to put him to
and he must either pay the fine or go to pad. Al.
legheny boys' Look out'
AassuLeiso a WATCllll,l. — yesterday a good
looking young man, tolerably well dressed, with a
"limning" head, who gave his name" Edmund Bar
ry," was brought before the Mayor, charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and with assaulting a
watchman, who nrrested him. It appeared that
this was the third time young Bnrry had been in
the Watch house mice he came from the Emerald
Isle to Pittsburgh, One dollar and twenty five
cents were found upon;him; and in consideration of
his immediately leaving the city, and paying over
the dollar and a quarter, he was discharged, with
the cheering promise of 30 day. confinement, if he
appeared there again.
Horns liaicsaixo.--On Tuesday night lac the
dwelling of Mrs. Agnes Irwin, in the 7th ward,
was entered by a thief or thieves, and some arti
cles of silver plate stolen. The entrance was ef•
tented by breaking a pane of glass from n side
door; so as to enable the thief to introduce his arm
and unlock the door—the key being left in the lock
inside.
EARLY Ctosiso or Suors.—The hardware more
keepers of this city, we believe, have generally
come to the determination to close their shops at
six o'clock in the evening from the lst of Deem•
ber to the I 4 of March next, in order to give the
young men engaged in their establishments a little
time Zr relaxation and improvement.
Tux &rasa Hoar THlEF.—George Livingston.
who was committed some days ego, on a charge of
larceny on board the Zachary Taylor steam bent,
was brought before Judge Hepburn, yesterday, on
a habeas corps., and discharged, to consequence
of informality in the commitment. He was, how.
ever, immediately arrested on several other char
ges, and again placed to safe custody, to await his
trial at the ensuing session.
A Ilona atom acrrumm—Lan night about 10
o'clock, the bells rang an alarm of are. We beard
that there was • little smoke somewhere about
Wylie Street, but certainly mina
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN It. NIELI,OR. No. 51 Wood
street, has now reemved fullassort•
mnt of Piano Fortes. selected from
tbe e following manufactories in I3oston
and New York, to which the attention of purchasers is
respectfully invited Those (coin Mr. Chickering. (for
the side o(which he is soie Agent iii Mr onion% Penn
sylvania,) have what is termed the New Circular Seale.
being an improvement recenuy made. and giving them
a derided advantage power and equality of tone
ver any others The iolinwing are the patterns and
o f
les of Clior bet ing's.
No I Rosewood. 7 oceves. finished back de front. 641,
2. richly caned '• "
•• 4. carved mouldings, lawn
5. '• 64 finished back and I wit. 8.150
6 45 1 1ju
p • •• d projerli. front , g" ,
•• rn•nly carved. style of Louis 140,
" 11. hollow corners and hollow cor
nered Itga, second band. cost onginally 16125, and will
be sold al a very reduced price
No. 12. Roaewood, round corner, very elegantly In
ched, 6275 No 13. Rosewood. round corner. very ei
egantly finished, 5275.
The above are inannfacturod by H. Worcester. N.
. well known as being connected formerly midi
slessrs Stomrd. Worcester h. Dunham, N
No 13. Rosewood, 6i l carved It:molding, nestle by the
Rlattlisitnn Company. N. V. BT.'S.
No 14, Rosewood carved, 6 octave, Gale & Co'.. N
Y 'rtla, :'. FLs l e ' ve n oart n rand 6 Piano, ma " de to) : Henri
Hera, Paris.
No 17, Mahogany, G octaves. aecond hand. prier 873
Old Plano. mken In pan payment for oevr one,
JOHN H MELLOR,
Sole Agent for Mc ken vg's Grand and .S.Juare Piano
Forma, for Western Penn. Iran(,. 43,07
SPLENDID LOT OF NEW PIANOS.
?MT NUNNS .4 CLARK, Neve York,
eIIICKEHINIi, Boston,
The sub...ether has now open and for
sale, a lot of roost supertor Plano,. e
lected by himself at the tnanufactones.
•
The consist of Rosewood and Mahogany Plano, of
of 6, YR and 7 octaves. of various styles and prices, and
embrace all the latest improvements. Those of Nunn.
Clark's, ,ior which ,telehraird firm be IA ou Aosavl
have an unproved way of stringing possessed by no
other, also, superior plan 01 leathering the hammers.
presenting these Pianos limn growing harsh and wirey
atlas some use.
The Piano. of chick slung. of which he has n .upon.
or lot. are provided with the Circular Seale. and were
selected for him with care by 1. Chickermr, of Boston
The above will positively be .1d at manufacturers'
pricea, and on arcommodating ters.
The subsenber will invariably m lie found al 1 W
WoodwelPs, fromll to to 19 A M , and trom 1 to 5 P.
M. Mr. Woodwell will attend to the buslness during
the balance of u II KI.KIIER,
octlO at 1 W Woodwell's. is 3 Third st
GBEAT MUSICAL outoseriber
has mat received from Europe, and for sale, on
entirely new velitton of Piano Forte, called the LA B.
IYEr PIANO P'ORTF. which more power
and sweat.au than the square Piano, occupies but one
fourth us much room, and is • touch more showy and
handsome pie ce:of furniture It is particularly destm•
ble Whore the .aunty( of spa. ti an object, being ,•
spar
neat and voinpart, and oeeupving no more
rm than a stn•ll aide table The sub . scrther has in
hand a testtmonial of its superiortty from ;he relebra.
tad ptanist.Mosehelles, in his own hand wnting.which
may be I n.p<Cl.Cli H KLF.HP.R.
0ce,17 Al) W Woodwell•
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lustratrd edition of the Arabian Night.' Enter.inments
The :shove worts reeet•ed this day b) expires, and
fora.le by JOHNSTON & STOCrfON.
.0011 cot 3d and totiOirt •••
ATCH AND CLOCK
V V emplo, the best wortmets to he sound, tngether
wlth a .afft su,d emnp,ete stock al fine "col* and ma.
ebiner>. adapted to rmp.wated wort. sod mating
SS MI accuracy and s altlacto ew , Nero*. ett•tmorr• ma>
depend on satt•factlon.•nd at about Me same price%
they pay in many shop. .mperfect wort. •nd .o ma
Ely rases (or posiUTC I n,r) done to that:. aratcar. A
our wot I• •xorrated to perform 'art>
11 t -11a v.. n reduced tov bu,:nra. to a ra.h
am determined to set: as low.. the lowest re,u•
ar prlccaotast of west. and euatosner• may be s.sured
that they on make menpurrha.es In this line a.
cheap as in the eastern enters, thereby encouraging
home trade and industry \V ILSON
no•I3
1:1=13=33
Sot.. Agnag, rot ?ON's* CLARK', Crt.nnul Pun...
THE sut.enber laas lust mplenothed
IM:9llhis .took or Plano, whteh for variety
Ili cy,e astd priee• na• never lwrn •nr•
pasitell 111 thr. eny Jo., reeetred and
opene.l Nn fallowlng now Plano.
One 7 oeuve raltnnet rr•nel Plano an etalrety nev.
invention
On.. Ro•ewood 6i vcr!.. ,legani Nunn. .\ L .art
One ' 6 -
eu.rtum.. • rolebtroni .c.olutu
• .• a vets cup...not !nno
toc...nrcoo Wu.... &.•
H et J %V
One
tat buten l rh
flue
nor 1.,
AND
TOBACCII, NNUYIS, AND CIGARS,
T roe 01.1 Stand, corner of Smithfield street and
21. Dramoud alley. PittelborKb. Pa. woo respeetta
) call the atteto,on of Country Merchants, Hate ' . and
Sreamtroat Hat keepers. to a ;Argo and superior a.aort.
tot IM PORTED CD ARS, aims, whirl. w t.r
and the lollowore brands, r kLI , e. Reg• Ca.
1.101, Prinotpe. la Norma, Star Brand nerra
hlt
Dollar Regal.s. ail of which Imo:, old a. low art can
hr bad 11l any a 1 . ," hence 311 UM City
ISO. r 011.1 1 ,1.) on hand uld tor .ale, a large
arr.! •eireird %urea (11 Vaginta, Nituour. aod Fune Cut
Chew-o. Tr:dote°
r
Vi•vana. Cabs and Common Lesk.
eonalantl l' on hand and for .ale nova-16m
An Ordinance,
Arwikforog the g-revie of Feffh 6rt ;runt
and Ros 4 Jr
SD:. I —Be It untamed and enacted at the ii.hres.•
of Pittsburg:, in Soiect and Common Counciti•
•rintilerl, that the trade ol Ftttlitreet shalt be estab
oohed as iiihows liednuting • the *rode ut ioran,
tnenee 1 deg , G. Min 01" teat per tot.
feet to the tnteracrtion of the northern curb hoe ol
street. with the southern Curb
anc at of by y street. ..e•
lug at the dui at Mil feet fm
rom the curb lane
Grant street.j thence fan 571 minute. or I tit . feet per
MO feet to Ross street
Sae II —Be tt further enacted. ke . Thu! the grade
of Wyhestreet %ha. deseeod a um grade
from the p.m s , the Interseetton of the nnor curb hoer
aforcsatd, to :h.. grade of High street, and that Rnss
street. from I. interseetam with Sat street, shall burr
• uniform desrendtag grade from ,th •ireet to It,.
and street sod loon .ith street no Hiatt street—sod
further. Mai so much ro the 1/rdmanee paseed the 11th
day of November. Isti.meoamstent with the
ros/mons of tins Ordontoce. he and the yame is here
by repealed
Ordained and enianted into a ., nw Cototrila. tni
rib day of Niivnmtinri A it I'4
Attest t NIORCIA !•• HOIIERTSON rre., C t
Ferri. Clt C. C.,
liniN Pr., S C
Jo/IX MAJR, C.cti C e10VZ.,31
Roolng.—Galvnialsed Tin Plates
1E subscrmem bog to call the attent,mt or Howlers
Architects mad owners of Buildings. to the Mall)
advantage• which these plates pusser. over a I other
metallic substarices hitherto used tor Meting, as
they yiossess m once the lightness of iron, without its
liability to rust, baringnow been tested for seversi
years in this particular. both in Oils country and In Eu
rope They are less liable to expansion and contra,
tion from stiddeo Change obelte mmosphere. than corn
mon tin plates, iron. line, or any other metal now used
for r...mfing and consequently form • much better nod
tighter roof; re-quirtng (Cr leas frequent repairs, whilst
the Mat cost is but a Intie more
•
A lull .upply, of all axon, from GI to 30 W , con
cantly on hand and for .ale by
GEO El MOREWOOD A CO.
14 and II Beaver *weed, New York
The patent nght for this article haelng been secured
for the Untied dm., all parties tufringing thereon,
either by onportauon or otherwise, will be prowco
-1,1 oet3n.d&wlyT
HE undersigned have erected W11(.11 in the city of
tiew York, for the purpose w I.l6i:inuring all ani
of Iron, which its desmshic is FRlyrEc r FROM
RUST, such as Telegraph Wire. Bolt, Spikes, Nail..
Wire boy Fences and any other article which y ho
required. For H oops for Casks, as a substitute for ma bale
Rope, for Clothe. Lines, Lightning Rods. and o hest or
other application., it will be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attention to he (Alvan,
red Was Inc fences,t requires no paint, and tank noi
Amt. Also to Spikes and Bolt., the pre.errmion
which is of so mach importance, that it will commend
itself to the nonce of all those interested.
(JEO 13 MORF,WOOD A CO., P•tentees.
otd3o-414tarlyT 14 and 16 Beaver York
Omar o [ •m•rioan & Foreign Patents.
JACiREENOUGH, of the late firm of Keller &
T
Greenough, continue. the Gumless of Consulung
Engineer and Patent Attorney, at his °Mee In the city
of WASHINGTON. He may be consulted and en,
p_loyed in making examinations m machinery in the
?went Office and elsewhere, to furnishing drawings
and specignations of machines,and all papers neeessa.
ry, transfer, amend, redasue of*xtend letters potent in
the United States or Europe. He can also he coa
sult.
ed professionally on all questions of lingauon art.'
mg under the Patent Low, and willargue lows.
Pons before the Patent Office or an appeal therefrom,
for which his long experience in the Patent Othde and
in his profession. have peculiarly fitted him. The pro.
(comm.! business of the late Dr T. P Jones having
been placed In lur hands, all letters in relation thereto
should be addressed to him post paid nuirdibil&wthiaS
°VOTERS! OYSTERS!!
•
URESIf FROM THE Burke & Co*
1: Fast 'Express, at redneed price's—To aermanio
date .11 lover• of thin Aeltcioas luxury, BURKE &Vet
have resolved to supply the people regularly through
no the season, with ihe choicest Freya OyMers
cans. half cans end shell. at such reduced prier. a
will euriole every fatally to enjoy this delicacy at tact
tables.
•
An Ezpreas loud will bereeelved doily at the ware
house of JNO C BIDWELL, Water street, between
Smithfield and Grant, sad for sole the e. end at the 101.
lowing depots, Rena Jo Berger, corner Smithfield and
`Ad so; F. Healleton, Diamond. A lloevler. Penn le, eth
Ward; D Hanghey, foot of Liberty st. 1 Cohort. Jr,
Penn'. Avenue; Mercer Jr Robinson. A,,gheny rely.
novll
. .
I.IIY THE CAN, of supenor queitty, at love prices.
.I.J put op by the subscribers egpresalY for the usti 01
families and part., ran he procured at the jtesi•u
null in this and Allegheny ciues. at the store ot It
Knox, 4th suet, Plusburgh, U. Jenkins' store, Alle-
Shinny city, lad kJ the Oyster Depot. titt_ Charles hotel,
Wod eh moll-dim HOLT & MALTBY
PATEN'r SODA Mat.
MPORTEO DIRECT FROM THE btraluencru
i KERB.—The mbsanbers. being the omelet...lye im
porters of James hlmpratt k Son,' Soda Ash Inc this
Get, are now and will continue to he largely sup
plied with this celebrated brand, which they will sell
at the lowest market tines for cash or approved bills.
They refer to the glass and soap mundactorers of
this ear generally respecmig the quality
NV tr. MITCHELTREE,
noel IGO liberty si
ITOBACCO AT • BARGAIN-40 bns Polndenef . ,
liflabunond, Va.) pound Lumps, sound Arid good,
tabr at% ISAIAH DICKEY d. Co,
do, front gt
HOUSES, LOTS. FARMS, /co,
• -
266 ACia Cis./ for Bale,
ITV ATED on the Monongahela riser, about 16 mild
U from Pittsburgh and 3 mtlea above third Lock, in
n,immediate neighborhood or Messr. Lyon fr. Snort"
,
d ltl John Herron. pureh.e. This fine body of
Ci t al v.. 111 be .1d at the low prme of tr 33 per sere--one
Mad n hand. bnianew m five equal annual payment.,
.ntentt Tate indt.putable. Location very
good --enttnot be aurpassed. For further parueulara
couture et t: BAISLItIY ' who has draft of card pro.
perty Reandence fid At. below Ferry. Mr. Adams , Row.
NR There is another seam of coal on thia tract , about 60 'act above the lower, of ekeellent qualtly
rytNt d‘r ft.
Heal E
. lil Ohio.
ATRACT of land, 90 acres, in Harnson, Portage Co.,
Ott Mc Cuyahoga river—about 30 acres under im
provemew.. Also, two unimproved lots in the village
of \V erre n, Trumbull Co. 60 60 feet by 110. Also, a lot of
ground la Mc house Of ilartfOrd. Trumbull Co., with a
hue d well,ng and store—one of the best stands
for a merchant on the Western Resene Any or all
this property Will be ao.d on very accommodattng
terms IrIAIAH DICKEY et Co,
kW° Water and Front sta.
FACTORY FOR BALE
• • • •
THE large and well hut:t Factory erected on Rebec
1, ea street. Allegheny coy, by ft. S Casson. EAg, to
olfred for sole at u bargtun. and oneasy terms. The
lot on which the Factory to erected. fronts IN) feel on
Rebecca sirret, and rusts back 110 feet to Park nee,
The main handing ,• of bark. three atones high and
60 feet long by fent .ride The Fatinne House is
large andli with an engme, boiler. stack,
&c.. all to complete order. 'llse property will be sold
low, and on advantageous terms
12MIMM
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE•
Two !Art's on Beaver street. in the thy of
Alleeheny. above the uprer Common, on 14 hleil
14 C14,14 . 1i n frame buildtme. two •lOTICS lugh. Auttable
lor tv.to soma to teal The lots are each twenty
eel in trout by one hundred feet deep. •nd run beck
tun street forty feet wtde The budding. on the pre
mise. %VIII pay it very handsome interest on the invest
ment, sent the propert) will he •oid cheap tor cash
Apply to 11 Sproul. Clerk'. other; 1 . rt or to
nuvg.9 KAS k Co
MEETS
j.k Till , . subscriber offers for rent for the term of
XL.: one or more years, a large convenient well fl/1
ished two story Dwellitig liou , e. containing rooms
and Knehen Titer, is a lot of ground containing le
ise ter of fine young (riot term. of every kind, staid,
connected with the house. To may person wird,
tog a delightful residence within a few minute. ride of
the city, this will be rare chance. For terms, winch
will be low to o good tenant, inquire of Mr Jno
(Wright. near the preutises, of John Watt. corner of
Hand and Liberty weera, or of
oci2 , •-tf THEO. F WRIC
THE subscriber will tell on atcommodaung terms, a
vaivable tract of unimproved land, situate on the
road leading front Brighton to Franklin. about eighteen
miles front Pittsburgh, and about eight miles flora the
town of Frcedont on the Ohio ri The tract con.
tam. 4th acres and 20 perches, stri ver
ct measure The
land in of an excellent quality, about 90 acres cleared,
mud well wateri.d. and will be mold either in whole or
in fano• of convcitient vise, to suit purchasers.
For further particular. .squire of WM BONI), Any
at Law. other on itb mt, ahoy,. Smithaelit. Pittsburgh.
r2gi-dh T
Scotch Bottom Land for Sale.
\ „11 " .. ' 3 ) 10 . „ I ct ‘ e 1 11 ' ;. IT " I ' l ' r ' e ' e " ol n Li t e :=l7d:
burgh—in lota to stilt purchnsrr, For further p.m.
war. app') Henry W 00.15.3.1 At. or to
A WA:MINI:TON,
4th. .bore Smothheld s 1
Property in Allegheny City for Sale.
'THE auberribtra oder or 'ale a number of choice
I.ota. sauaic in the Secood Ward, fronung on the
oulino•I ground, on easy terms Inoulre of
=M;=M=t=l
1=111:121
A - ALL ABLE REAL. F:sTATE.,N PENN STREET
FOR SALE —A Lotot t.round situate on Penn
streeF. to,wren Hay and Harbury streets, ad.otnlng
tue and lot now occupied by Richard
hs7,ng o front of 23 fret.. and in depth Zrl Fret. lona be
.1 , 1 on voret , ie t•rms Mu, unexceptionable. En
t' I, LtnI)MIS. Ith .F. near Wood
1113:11
I, RIMINI, tornarrly oar ( a,. •Un
go,rrrotHee. estaboahmen4 b<tn( . 3 •Pted
tor that tm,t3te•ot h•, orrond atory room I• •
othe. mo.l toe 1144r0 morv. a o.on, room. wilts Food
hot Evraorc tot Nlarket t,:wrrn 3.1 and ith
a/011,W. I-. 13 IoAZZA3I.
1=1:101
sal. A 1 , 1101-: •1 , .,, lincKu R liou on
ES, %%A1,..... nut Klyc n
ofJenunr. lOU. or woner tf myna',
For tenno.lll,lll, 1,1
nor: I) lII..V•KIit'RN k Co. water
Valia•ble kie•ldence to Allegheny' City
for Sale.
I PL.ATING rr moral from Litegheny cay
offer my restdence tttnre for .te The prem..
am to dchghtfot order. and every way worthy the a,
tent!on of any person wntraing ouch property
W PUINISF.Y.TER
Estate In Metter County.
AlArr. Storehouse and rhvelltriF, natal< on the
Erle Extetts Cana.. ..n the Tiling, of West Mlli
dlcse.a. a dcstrabie iocanon fora merchant Also. a
Lot so.lllwc.:in, House fluted fora Tavern
stand..” the vt..yte of tna.revflie.on State line of
Ohio Terms ca.). ISAIAH DICKEY d Co
feblo Water and From sta.
1,11. 1..0.1 , 1 , /lt nA!.I.-7 , ven nary • voill !and
Ine .11,,,,Kand:n 12,er.
•••orn •.1 . “ !!!adotd n !!,,t vnin n! nna.
rtato tor ;cool, Pnr totrttr
t • It n ,
itlt it 1.11 :13 ntnort o
l% \I WI 1.J , 0N. Jr
To i.et
aIL 19
• r , ./11 pa,l n( the war,
Ay
..uu• *Vett.
Eli liANi;;; BDKERS, &c
er. sore,
Ilmokrr., at. lionge Broker•,
1 . 1 . A Nut.. , ,11,VER
o,i, I , ,NK NOTI-'2 4
It \ Not Ittnl Arceplanroa
;..1)lat•o• pArt of
• 01.er,11 on thv
\... I' •r~l ltn~
BANK \UT-' - we• .11 ' enn bankt
:151e.,! ,tete•,,ec /11.1,e1 The retee All 1,:w•
o: Forei,” end Ante., 1•0 er l nln bought
iNftec No 55 Merle, •.rettwo
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ILAdINA C 1.%0•1
DANY t FIRS. 1 , 120kk.R.5. ruld dca.ers
13 111 i'orewn I.ltl ltot a 1-:zchanre. , ornfirates of
1.p0... }Salta N WV* 41J Four,
ly oppoalte toe M. of 1 . .....urFn Curl, t mole,
trce.ve4 ~ 0 ... tr- .Irle Chrcks for Bait, and col
i,.cuonp made or. ncer y a./ the prlnelpal pout to the
enl,d Staiee
The tNetooo promsoen radd for Fore . gr.e.nd Amenc.
Gold
Ad•.ece made on conlognmen. of Yterdtioe, atop
ped Rut. on Tiros. terms mehls
FORICIUN ICACIIANGTC.
1)11.1.S on England. Ire•stA. land Scotland bought
1) any 4111011111 t Vurrent Rotes of Exchange
A;.o. C/1.11101 pa, use in an) part of the Old Countros,
witoan .41 to Iltaa, a, the rate of Ili to the 1 SterltnF.
hout Ordorton: 01 ,scount. t.y A ROBIN.
SON. European nod oeneral Agent., °tee stn at 011 e
didof octleti
WESTOWN FrNDS--
Oroo,
Indtana.
Kentucky,
NlLseoun.
Bonk Note,
pa...teed at the lowe, rstua, Ly
N dr. SONS.
JS Nlarkei mrret
HILL. &
.13 A e.LI K ,, ' o " f v i7l:
c .sos
hanir
side - _ 01,111(
rt
1.111.1,14 LE [.W•IO SAHA
KILADIER & RAHN,
BANKERS AND EXCHANOF: BROKERS, dealer.
Fornig, and Domestic Ittli of Exchange. Cc,
tzficate. of Dt.potite. Bank Now. And Corn. corner of
Id and Wood streeta, threctly opso.tte Charles
mity:Ct , d 17
BILLS OF IL X.Oii ebtets on
New York.
i'to!adolpluat, and
fialumore,
Constantly for role try N 1101.AIKS tr SONS
sept 3 Jr Market
( - 101.LE4 rION,--Nettm bran:. end .krcr.pms rx
Pay en Wr•trrit coilected on ' the
mast favorable terms by
sepl9 HOI.NIrS h SONS
SlG ,.. ir t r 4 CHECKS ON \6R' TURK for
Ly!• , &. SON,
Consulting Eng_lne•rs tr. Counsellors for
Patentees:
Office for procurnif and defending Patent, imparung
inforrnallon on Nierhanics nod the applleation of Sci
nce to the Art, end on Amenetut and Foreign
oi
PROF' WALTER R. JOH ON. NS late of Phtladel
pion, and Z. C ROBBINS of Washolgton
Ito he elded by Ha7ord Knowles, Eno , late Maelorte•l
of the Untied Sllt/1,1 Vote,: Olhee., have asnoetated
themselves together for the prosecution of the at , ove
branch,. of profesnaonal honmens. either In their roftee.
at the Patent Othee, or before the Cour.. and will de
vote then' undtvltletl sttentloa to forwarding the titter.
est of 11,01110, and others who map COTISOII thcm or
place Imatnenn to their hands. Mr Knowles ha, for
the past twelve (en, held the port of Nlnetunest the
Coned State• PM/. ()thee. and restens that nunatton
to take part in the present undertaktne HIP Mk,.
and peeultar fitne•• the Important office so long fill
ed by turn, have been lulls reeoatused by Inventors
wherever the othee114e111• k/10.,11,
The office of 31e..r. J & H iaon P street, oppcnote
the Patent Miter. %Vast... Von. D. C . where mammon.-
cano, mru paid. well be prompt.) attended to; exam
,,Ml,lll mode,drawing.. spec theations. and all requis
tte paper.. prepared—and model. procured when desi
red--on table term, Letter. of enquiry, expect
ed to be answered after examtnanous bad. must ac
companied t.y n tee of five
In the dune. ot their odice which pertain,. to the Pa
tent Laws, Mr.., & a will be aum.ted by a Iran!
of (hr tu,he.t prolevdonal character, and
itnly conversant olth Aleehantes and other Setartinfie
subject,. tnv . 2o - .d.11.wl vS
[TEA IiCASOIIi.
•aultsctiber It pra
m formse Bouquets
Veddlogs, Italia and
!s, composed of rich
till Flowers. Order•
snit W. T. Down, Jr.
lair street, or throuch
'oat °time. will be de
'id promptly
11124 WAN DROP.
•
muchnoter Nursery
Alm.
DR. D. UVNT,
Witt Coo/11Pr of Fourth
Dreatur, between
.epe.nlun
0160. W. SMITH & CO,
INFORM their hien& and the public Mat they hipt•
no longer any connection with their lute estsibluilb
went In Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh itriwery,
having removed their enure business to th e POINT
kItinVERY. in Put street. mylmil y 9
00110 tITCHEIL H. D. CO-001f1
RITCHIE 4 COCHRA
FORWARDING it COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 93 TCHOUPITOVLAS STREET,
austl.49valltn.B Haw Oeleews.
Q UNDRIES-4 bbis Chestnuts. 4 do Flaxseed,
I bbl Timothy Seeds 5 do Roll Rimer:
400 bush Peaches: 4 bbl. Wbita Beans;
4 keg Hertmr, reed sod for sale by
nov27 TAMES t BERT
DRY & VARIETY GOODS.
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SPLZNDID STOOK OT PALL GOOD),
Wholesale amid Rotall.
A A. MA.t 4 ON & CO, PITTSBURGH, PA.,
-- - ,
Tj AVE received more than one thousand Casses . and
jj. Packages of Foretgo sod DoniestieGosada mak
mg one of the most extensive assonmentl in the coun
try, embracing the latest, richest and molt fashioble
styles all:smarted and Amenean Goad., pimeha. in
enure packages from the unpOrters,Manufactureraltad
large Auction sales, by one of the 6rto residing in New
York, who consttualy sending us the Lowest and
molt desirable goods in the F.astevn markets, which
will be offered az low as at any eatabluttment in She
United States. and lower than could postibly be offer
ed by soy House to the Wen. We enumerate the fol
lowing •rucles--
DRESS SILKS--41 cases rich changeable, striped
staid and brocade Gro de Mille, Goode Berlin, Grp&
Swiss, tiro de Algiers, Glacier, black Gro de Rhine.
Taft.. fine Sau. Florence oral! colony he. fre. Al ,
so. Silk Velvet of all colors, a very large stock
CASVA DRESS GOODS, viz: coos. extra rich
sat tn stnped Cashmere; do dodo punted db do; do sma.
figured E.titillsh de Lame, do Clmtenett Plugs, striped
One orals, hr. A IsO, SU CS.. .osaccasi . bld <was no
striped and plain Lyon... 6-1 TorlSll Plaid sod Si"
Twill; na cashmeres and Grandilla
FRENCH kIERINON—A full uactimtent of black.
mode, scarlet, kloroon, Nauru., blue, POW. sod .°l
- colors. of the beat manufacture.
S-11AiliLd-t—Conoprism6 the •t emenalve
sorunc offered ut Ova city. embreeing long and
mins re cashmere and TartAn phut' ShaveLs,
Bruns...wk. Finland, Jenny Llnd, I.u:onetime, and oth
er
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EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS,. GLOVES, kn.—
Lace caps, collar., cuffs, standing collari, chemaetts
Alan. linen cambric and lawn lidkfs, Laces and Edg
gs, Be
;111gs,d Ribbons, Hosiery of all kinds; Gloves do.
in
FIUNGES, CORDS, BRAIDS, h.e. —A ftl,
assortment of the most fashionable styles,
LINEN AND HOUSE KEEPING GOODS—Case w
'nab Linen. best manufacture, Linen Sheeting. and
pillow rate Linens, Table Damask and Diaper, Satin
Damask Table cloths and Napkins, Hacimback. Roo
and Bird's Eye Diaper Flannel.--over WOO pa of
ever, ranety Bleached and Brown Muslin.—mornthan 15.00 b ps of all the well knot:lm makes.
RIBBONS—More than llgt canons entirely new hi,.
and wuner Riboons, very choice styles.
French Cloths. Cassimeres and Doeskins, in great
vanety; Teenage, Searle, cravats and Hdkfs.
Whoe:Gcads of every descnpnons, together with ev
ery article usually found in a dry good. store.
'Fbe hallowing is an Invoice of 67 eases goods just
revelved. with the priers annexed:
In bales of red and white Flannels. all wool, for Ike
ease' blue end orange Prints,
If do CRIICOCS, art yards for 100
IY do fast colored Pnn
17 do Meat-bed :Hushes, ts,
41
do Alour de Lathe.l2l
•
7 do real Scotch Gingham, L2l
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Also, 00 bale. 4-4 Brown Muslin,
AU of whten. connectun with those above men
tioned. will be offered at less prices then pan be afford
ed by any other establishment m the edit. The ONE
PHICE SYSTEM, wtneti insures Justice and frornes•
to all. will be smelly observed. Any article purchas
ed •t this estabh•hment found to be .Lour the gene-ai
Mark r onee. a consequent reduction will most willing
ly be made. upon Me cireumstanees being made known
IG the Proprietors. it bung their desire that all goods
shall tie soid on fair Lad honorable terms: All person.
are respectfully gutted to eglantine our assortment
without feeling the least obligation to purchase.
°eta
CARD—November Bth, 1848.
R NIU RP HV, northeast comer Ilth and Alar•
ket nevem, Pittsburgh, bas now completed the
openosg of a second large supply of Dry Goods tor the
season, and c offer t
this
buyers anassortment to .elect
•n
from, rarely to be found at rs adv as
anced part of the
so asott Pante aloe attention is asked to his large stork
of BROADCLOTHS.
French. English ausl nommen, of all desirable cu
rable ror dress coats and cloaks; also, Cum
mere., sr large assomment.. including wool dye and
French black. Doeskin, dark mixt; Panty do. from the
low price of NI its tall wool) up to die finest qualines
and newest s.yles Besides. a large stock of Bennetts.
common arid tine. Undershirts and Drawers, Gloves.
Sc
LADIES DRFlstisr GOODS. to CI their variety.
Country Merchants and Merchant Tatkirs are ins,
led to examine hi. stock. iu Wholesale Flooma, second
story novil
Fail Dry Good,.
!Mae&Jett & Whits
Na WOOD Stint
1 N V ITES the wenn , . of Western Merchants to their
era. and mesh stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which to e) •re now receiving direct from the Eastern
Nlanufacturer. and Importers, and which they will sell
at Eastern robbing prices
!Gonne every tuctlity for the purchase of goods to
the best advantage, and the lowest possible prices., they
confidently t in Merchants to examine the
and prices ol their goods,feeling sausfied they cue com
pete favorably with any Mantel ember East or We.,
s jibe. smelt will romprise a full assortment of a:I
goods usuany kept in Dry Goods Houses nod will he
constantly rec,ving additions of all ibe new and deem ,
mule sly le• of goods of domestic or foreign manufae
tore, and win only require an 5154415140 n to be ap
preciated. scpl4
To Country Blorohints.
KITH & JOHNSON, 46 Market .}reef, would
10 the storntion of Country Merchants to their stoek
of New Fall Good., parchased for tun, of the New
foramporung and cordon houset, and will be acid at
eutern jobbing poem , The stock eompries great
varlet) of Drees Goods, chameleorhand black Silk.,
.iik and cotton warp !Operas. real Alpaca Luster.,
ti n'
'she chameleon and plaid do, saalrmed Oriente. v,
French and English Merino,. Mou‘selin de Lein and
Ca•nmerrs valour and long Shawl, Gloves and Ito•
y.
lion be: bboaa from 75 cent. a piece up: bonnet
,YJ•Aruficta. Flower, Linen can't/rte. IU
~ .on• Thread I.ace• and lilgingsl 15 cartons cotmn
Cote.. flutTonv. Titre ad, Needle., Pint. ar,
eve, e ne ere tVlinte.a'e Room. mitt door sere/i
V.ASt \ \ Dill t;OOO'.ATW Ft Mt:
Muzanne Blue, nod Cherry . Silk Vet.-,
do do Cotton do
111.1LTINGS. al. ro,ort.
F'RENCiI MERlNUS—scarlet, Cherry, Strawber.y
and other ,olor•
PAN U Krr"S—Matarine blue, drab. maroon. u
• ti omen colors
t:11ANI. !t1.1: ]lt MAlRS—woth nik strop<
11:ack Vriv, 12,Dbons, for trimmings.
And a very ,aree once sal or new and deurab./
p.nds Fluyen. Nen., cal tne l and and
pare.. at '4
E corner Arn anJ Nlartet *ls
.owat wholesale. up suns. 'noel I
%%INTER GOODS AT EAATELN MOIL
HO. K. K111TE,..616. 61 616. - sr snuorr.
U tend. rn•ktn, rt change'
n ht• business on the 1.1
0: January next. and vettl dtaposo or the fallowing
ttylra of ,043.1• at original coat
Brorbra I.on, and Square Shawls,
Frenen Tartan Long do
Freueh Itrpnett Cathmert,,
Egi.ii Jr do
Nloualtne de I.unea
3-4 and 4--I tialn /latch,
High cord French liinaltant, and fanny Dir..
sttt'i Thoee wanting bargatun are invited to on :
nov27 dim
IAR PETS' CARl'r.... , !—Take nonce. all permit
woanna to purcaase Corp.,et that W
WK. No 75 Fourth 'urea% will sell at reduced once,
before trinKnor on Ina opranK atock. Now is the nine
v. bto cheap carpet, conswung in part, v.:
I p• Atroun•rer. very beauuM, for parlor
12 do Tapeglry Bruasels:Lateat arylel
•
du. asIOW as 81,.1.2j.
F.‘ .up 3 pi). new otylea
do th, 'para., double and twisted, very - hear)
Flue do do do do
d .urge axsortroent of cheaper cypettriir p•r
. desurou. or furnr•tung priors, would do well by
edaturnoni our stock Cheap. Is the motto. nor-,
IRIS 11 LINENS AND SHIRTING lIIUSLINS tV
R Mcrpbt has recently reeetved another supply of
the
.0 per mak, of lrtsh l-men vrtush has heretts.
nor ell .4) much ssusfseuon to buyers. Also. Long
Ciotn shtrung Must... of the most approved make
Sttarrms. and Pzu..ow Casa Mrst.Hts--constanny on
Land. at rep . low pHs..
if., slcatthat—A lot that reed at the
low prtheor Oti cut Also, a lot of good cent Call
roe, at the north env corner ith and Market err
Goods at wholesale op statra. north'
r EU.NCH BLACK CLOTHS FOR CLOAKS—M
Nlurphy. corner 4t.k and llorket •treens, has rec'd
another lot of dm., superior tilikek French Cloths tor
cloaks. at the salt low price of the previous lot.
Also. otivc, olive green. olive brown, and invisible
creel, French Cloths. tor ladies cloak..
Heavy Huck Gloves—A tow dozen, very superutr,
',velved thia morning novM
'Ng srroND LIAO, •D rArtil BtrOMT Or
NEW 000141,
A T ;111"S. Laborty street,ttoropnalng French
floh.. Cosalnierell and Vesttngs, of the Ilea,.
and moat taahlon•ble style. tmported.
Al., a largo quanuly of Hough and Ready Blankets
and Coaungs. peculiarly adapted to the notes and the
.4,1•011
tin hand, the largest, beat manufactured and tri.
fastitonalde stock of ready made Clothing in dins city
All orders in the Tailoring line executed In the mo.
fasltionnale and durable manner novll
LiRENCH BLACK CIZTHS—W - 11. - Atuiti, N E
r corner and Market streets, has lately received
• supply of superior black French Cloths. for dress
coat, do for cleats; Pelisse Cloths, for ladles cloaks,
calve vitid tattle green do, brown do, blue Cloth for
boys wear Also, fancy and black Cassimeres aid
Do.ltius, a large assortment, black Satin Vesting,
a few patterns super Velvet do. These goods have
treen bougbt very low - , and will be sold at pitc . that
cannot but please. novl7
MEDICAL & SURGICAL orrice,
No. 65, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
, , few doors below Wood street, to
market.
DR. BROWN, havtng been
regularly educated to the med.&
profession. and been for some tme
,- In general procure, now confine.
attention to the treatment of
• •
A those private and delicate coin
k
plaints for which his opportunities
enc., peculiarly qualify
t • : bin. 11 ;ars usiduously devoted
to sm. y & treatment of those compluntstdurtng which
came he has had more procuce and his cured more pa
tents than can aver fall to the lot of any prtvath
Utionerl amply qualifies blot to offer asaurances of
speedy, permanent, and malefactor, °are In all atihrted
_ with delicate diseases, and all disease. arising therel
New Pall Ribbons. from.
SHITS & JOHNSON, 46; Market st, have jam re. Dr. Brown would inform those afflicted with private
retved by express, a splendid assortment of tall dtseases which have become chronic by tone or ag:
rtbbons, to w ich they would paruculerly tarn • the graveled by the .e of any of the common nostrums of
etteretee of Per , h%sees. ser.4 the day, That their complauts can be radically and thor
- — oushly cored; he having given b s careful attention to
ONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS-A A !lawn A th ;, tharmeth of sash epees and aucceeded in hundred.
1 . 4 Co, Ws, Market st, bare last reed per latest =pa. , in carnet% Perth.° f thilethth etthe te th e
60 dos Long and Square Shawls, melodies ' l% of the bladder. and kindred di... which often
plaid Long Shawl. of the richest colors and rhotee.l t•e '' s ' ult from thole cues where others have conatiened
putters. Comfortable Wool Shawls of every desert.- them hopeleas despair. He particularly
by such
lion Ye , 01 nooroll low Pelee. t'e'e as have been long and unsuccessfully treated by others
s" -- 1 REAT REDUCTION IN PRICPB!- , Sktrrn &lowse x consult when eve ry
. usfaeuon `"" ha yea
sea. Market street, offer for gale at 25 per cent them, and the. cases !n :' te-e- • -.woe and
below regular peteee, nee Chameleon Montilla tetethgeth matter, Pe eta. T • lees expenence
do, black and teary Alp... Mohair Lwtres, Pale e t. study, .d investigation, wh i ch
ti Ills Impossible for moo,
io Clothr French Merinos of the ,twat color. ettlfelc r d t : r r„, n a i c° of
°°°°:'°°=
'°"
French Cloths and Costumer.. n „,,, T one m
ID -Hernia or Rupturs.-Dr. Brown al. invites per:
Q.CARCE I.IOODS--11Dthanne Blue Partnettoa- so. afflicted with Renate to call, as he his paid parte
.) R Murphy, north east corner 41b and Market st, altar avenue. Le this &Sees..
his as assorlatent of there scarce anti desirable gcada. Skin diseases; &Bon I, Palsy, etc., speedily cared
Cherry Crape and Crape Llse-Massrtna blue, paper Charges very
muslin. high eol'd Cambric. Ae ” es 73 N. a-Patients of etth sex living at • Ms.. 's by
Gentlemen,sPninliblize-koods. mauls their di..., in writing, mons ail the ayropi
ShIITH , t ,d JO I HNSON, 46 Market man, !leve t :: r d tr r ;etth g eb i thil i t thete . thett 7° l "Yeti.. the ass, by
M. D., post paid, and enclose
stocks, fancy :n r l e black o f
sca;fs, hosse- tug 1 1 theb
ry, bnjou ktdd sieve*, /se. Gentlemen. aremrtted Mee No. 65, Diamond alley, opposite the e overly
to call and ea anune them, as they are supposed to be . Hen... •
heap, sew{ I aßtiorsternos Drown's newly discovered reme
dy for Riteomatsse is • speedy and cement remedy far
that painful trouble It never fails.
D nlway. ia-
No 65
scarlet Bonnet Velvets, and M•11tIllie blue. cherry and oMce and Peyote Consulting Rooms.
pi .„ thrirh, p. The Doer ...
drab amulet Satins. Also, cherry colored and blue )7'01; d et-',
Fiore.... ALEXANDER & DAY, 73 market st ,
ovl4 N W car of the diamond t sj, th re no pay
_ _
/ EXPRESS-A A Mason &e" 6p, street, 'rig A. FA H.NESTOCK'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.-
' JJ have received. Jenny Lind Fringe. rich 'l , tame- Dr littus Catharte compound combine. smallness ot
lion do, heavy black do, Jenny Ljud Buten. Dam bulk mth efficiency and comparative mildness Mum.
and Glom, together with many varieties Fancy Trtm• saliva action, and hue tog • occulter tendency to ma
mote not to Le found elsewhere. ao7l-4 Eatery or gen . , ex treourty rateebl< . en , ~00t , I nr•
in which bathos fevers .d other complaints attended
FRENCH EMBROIDERY, Reeeived par Express--
slid or the Lryer much , the .„ 4. They
AA hlason & Co, 60 Market st, have notbrsithier. Y eth e° l . thod the test of reer . and ex , rnerthe
a d Lace Capes, embroidered muslin do - 30 dos straight
t :4° p °o ved them to be • oaf and valuable remedy tn
Collars, 23 do muslin do, 30 do crochrt ' do, ft do mourn- IrterTitt o tt
r ent, c Remittent and &hots Fever, Jaundice,
tog do. Also, embroidered Muslin Duffs, new pattern. thithth , r",„ oyeentory, Bili ous
novl4
Vomitus. colds, and all complaints of an tuilanomato.
ILLINERY G..ofitle-ft-41%ta,ottame .15k d
Silk a Lfro u l v re e s t; s ; w on etn7 ,, te...T b Le o c r om , l , leLe y %t , d .. olu .
p v o ll-s%
aH who
and C l
who
rapes. Also, ti lot of Bonnet Silks, Balla. Yet.' ba. used there, renders the publtahing of tbe numer
vets and Rath... SMITH &JOHNSON, ons certificates
then
favor unnecessary. To pa.
or lo
___ 46 ma
ken
et re „, gosno thafeitirqj they are now put up in a red Ohs
.Sic wrapper.
mgrLAKE'S METALLIC FIRE PROOF' PAINT-Just g Pri
ca g eeg th for a bog containing 30
eek/. •• large auppky of the atu7Setanicle, for Roof- PnPa+ sold by
mg and other purposes.' We ran reeobstiateuilho oboes ~ B A FAHNESTOCifIeCo,
Firs P ro of Palm, foe we lave Man mow It for near ! earrth , g , sod wood, ant also owns, ea .4.04
nor years, and Man it to boo good it
Mena sepfa
MD I ar, ar„..WLLIP% No wood e n
'REISS GOODS—Smith h Johnson, 16 Market st
j_./ have recetved a choice stock of Dress Goods, con
sing in part ot rich Chameleon Silks, black do, satin
striped Cashmere* and Unentals, plain Chameleon and
main Alpaca. mutt .toped do; silk Warp and real Al.
pare Lustre*, Printed . filualin de Lame and Cashmeres,
French and English Mermos, real Scotch Glogharti.
trout IA rte
up to the finest quality, Calico from 4 ma
to 124. rich Emb. Muslin Robes for evening dresaes,
hr. to ...loch they would particularly Invite the attem
non to purchasers. nets
PLAIDS ANDTAYLORCASSIMERE.S—
Ct W. It Murphy has now open a supply of there
good.. and invites especially the attention of Country
hlrrehanw, to the love prices at which these and all
other kinds of winter woollen. are now offered.
lwpl4
LOWERS
.6 Ti.
MEDICAL.'
• - li` S 17.7177
HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
IS THE ONLY REMEDY that can be relive on .r
the permanent CCM, of Spasmodic Contractions. It •
rusition of the Nerves, Nerroun or Sick Headache,
Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Affections, General Do:
hility. Deficiency of Nerrous and Physical Erne
o a l n a d ii ii d li .e Ne a r s vzu th s a lb , so e, r4e a rs. e i c ia t cl a u o clu h iLLe moat dreadful
IMMMW
Or F.lhng Sickness Hystenenl Fin, Convulsions.
Spasms. Sr hart would impress it upon the minds of
the afflicted that the Vegetable Extract a the only rem
edy ever discovered that can be relied on for tbe prr
manent cure of this most dreadful of all diseases. As
its tendency a to insanity, madness and death, the most
of SKILLFUL. PHYSICIANS
ofl . :ungre, as well as those of our on country, bars
Or°°°°°°°° F ell
Met:rabic And It bass teen so
considered by many, until this most important of all
discovenes wt. made by DI S. Hart. nearly sixteen
lents
of since
. dunng which time a has been performing
worn< the maw.
REMARKABLE CURL ,
upon record, and Inui acquired a reputation wherh
nine alone can "lace. Physicians of undoubted skill
and s . perience. monsters of various denotninationa,
as as hundreds of our eminent c.rens. a.: unite
in recommending the ure of this truly yaluahle medi
cine to their patient., charge, and friend, who •re
dieted, as We only remedy.
WE QUOTE THE LANtil.r.“.l.:
Deed by those who have been cured by th., "salable
medicine: One says. - I hare suffered be' and my pow.
" 0 , deacription. Out I now reiotee in being tolls re
stored to health and happiness." Allolhtl *ay, -. 1
thank (hod I feel that lam a wed man. I also tee,
my duty to proclaim it to the ends ofearth. her
those similarly titillated rosy find re.," • hitcher
lerho is an E.MINEN r LA WYE.R and web known in
thtA no! says. -- My son has been affin-ed for vents
with Eptlepsy. but is now emoylng coo•I health trom
the Vegetable E.Zillfel. Its lame." arty. he. .tettnold
and ought to be sounded to the ends of the earth An
other says. - Language a entirely inadequate to softens
toy gratitude to Ur Hart for haying been the meana
under the blesetng of God, of reatormg me to the entoy
mem M good health, after baring been stflirted with
Kpllcroty to its wont forms for more than totem ) three
years, and my morning and evening Oblqlloll Of bruise
and thanksgiving ahall continue to ascend to that (lod
who has Malaita but to make nor whole "
Ain.!. Bradley, !IS Orchard street .\ V. stste. that
she has been subject to fits for malty year, and has
been restoredlo perfect health tatter eery other means
had ialledl by the use of the Vegetable Ernst,.
Dr Charles A. Brown, of Dover. Russed count) Ala
who is Oil< 01 the best physicians to the ghat... that
he hra been much benehted by the use of thy
Me K..., and that be unhcaltatingi) pre-ersbes it In
every ca. of Epilepsy whine roman under knowl
age.
kAirtur G. Mayberry. Flag formerly Postoonsier at
Lime Mills, Crawford county, Pis . now ,si ing at Erie
county, Pa.. states that for many year• pael he he.
been sorely afflicted with fits, and be 14 onw happy to
sate that • persevering use of Dr. Ilar. v Vegetable
Extract. has restored tutu to sound health, being enh rr
y treed from that worst of all disease.
From the Committal Commercial
. . . _ .
The following certificate was siren to Messrs The.
mas fr. Mims, Donor Hart'. age.ts fin the .ale of hi.
Vegetable Extract, for the core of Epileptic Fit. or
Falling Sieknew We are Induced to give It a place
in out editorial columns from the fact that is the only
known medicine that will cure Em/epay, at the same
tame believing it to be one of the greateat diworeries
mefhed science. Play...tam and men of science of
all ages hare been try t ag to discover a remedy for than
disease. but all his been vsm until the present die
COVET!) . of DT. Hart, and we would note soy to Mow
.11heted fits, despair no looser, for there hope'
MESSRS. THOMAS frc MILEH,IO9 h 1 sin street. Ctn.
muscat, Ohio, Agents tor Doctor Hart Vegmattle
Extract for the cure of Epileptic Fits'.
Gentlemen—lt w almost impoestble for Immune , to
express with what hear felt .atiafactton I andres , it,se
few hum, to you, for the purpoee of tilformine you of
beneficial results that have been effected I,t the
use of Dr. Hart's Vegetable Extract.
My um, aged twelve years. has keensere ni
dte.d with Endepue Fite, and with ince severity that
the opinion was, he could not be cred,
In one altar paroxysms he fell u and broke his arm.
I called in Dr. Mulford, a very excellent phystmen,
who re-set it He informed me that my son's Nerve.
System war very moon deranged, and that it woold be
anpoitsible to cure him of Epilepsy, as Epileptic Floe
were almost incurable, and employing physieten• Ie
for ease would be only throwing money away
I culled upon Dr. Puttee, he Informed methat the
disease had assumed a chronic form, and it would take
a long ume toeine hum jibe could be cured at ail
He becme worse and worse, arid I began to think
there wasnu cure for him. until I raw toe adverti•e
meet of Dr Wart's Vegetable Extract in one of our city
papers. with certificates from persons who bad been
althrted for ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, and even form
years. and restored to health by the use of the Extract.
I called at your store, and after conversoig wuti Mr
Thomas. I came to the conclusion to purchase a three
dollar package. It done hole or no good I thought I
would try another, from the sae of wtuch I perceived
some Lane benefit
I than came to the eonclu.ton to purchase • ten dol
lar hog. I lound that it was of somuch servlce in hint
I was Induced to purchase • second. And nm truly
thankful that I done so, as by the use of the ten pack,
ges he has been restored to perfect health.
Should any person be desirous of seeing ha, aid as
ternsuung further particulars, I should be plex.rd to
crush them I.i their calling on me at my regidenre,
outh west corner of Fourth and Park szrects. "-Lem
n, Ohio ISAAC N PERKINS
Calcinnati, August 26th. 1646.
THH TIhITf IS NOr FAR DISTANT
- -
When thon•anda who are w trembllng miler ,n. hand .3: :his dreadful Mae., no and fearing char every
ntack may grove fatal, will find per rel., Ind
herw ;JO, by nAing thia celebralrd melt
1 . 111, one ltiou,and certificates ha, been re
rd La tc.ttrnoily ui the beneficial re.ulta prn,iin•ed
b) the age a Dr HarYs Vegetable Egtract..
Prepared by S. HART. M D New Sark
Place, one parkarr< • "3 , r ,
do four packages 10,0
do right do 10..
1 . II UNI At k NII LES. 199 Marla •Ireet onan,
Ohio, lrencra! Agents for Unord St., Canada an..l
War: Cache
L WIIXON. Jr.. corner of Lnranond and
Agent for Prnebuxgh, Pr.
Fay tr. Ktilbourne. Columoue tuoo.
Cleveland. rod for .ale by :nom or the pri ,, lra. Oros ,
gigto and tnerchantx throughout the fatted Mole
nor( ad&W..3
MALLEY'S MAUICAL CAIN RITNALIOR:
rpHE foLlowtne from (icorge E. Pomero). . the
I well known proprwor of the Expre... .;ry k lor
se!t of the imporunee of the Pam Extroctor ~ rrf
pram_ •
ExYarsaOretcl, A'hney Sept I
Ma. Dst.i../1 My Dear Sir—With feelme• n 1 no or •
hoary pleasure I addre.a you to 1T1.11 , 1110 the
I have received from your invaluable fain Ex:rarlor
Lately,my hole daughter. 6 years old had a I,.ir her
of boiling venter tamed into her bosom. her •cr...tin.
vrere dreadful, so that a crowd inialy ea.nered be.
fore the house to team the cause o he tenth e
tore her clothe. asunder, and soon spree,. on ) our
salve, and she wise carried and laid upon a bed -n , .
was soon relieved from her pains, and says'-Mo. I . rel
as I could laugh." and was soon 111 sweet ..lrep She
was scalded to • blister from the lop of her shoulder
over more than half her chest, and round under the
amis. On the shoulder and breast it was vet> deep,
yet from the first boor. Moe omplained .1) WiS , ll It
c. Oreased. The sore healed rapidly, and :here Is IIL•
ntrachon of the muscles.
w t ‘a many symbol, my dear str, for your 11.1,+S in
Me sale of Na mtgaty article,
I amt yours. small respect,
GEO K POMEROY
THE TEST am( NO lIIISTAKE'TIM
. 'The Kensane Dailey. sell] ever prodnee the some In
sten.neous relic( and soothour, cooling effect. In the
severest eases of Burns. Scalds, Nes, Zse.
• •
The Counterfeits—nor atter under what names they
may appear—always MIMIC, and antennae We p ain
. _
TO THE PUBLIC.
I. Edward P. HoLmes, of Chatham. Melvin Bridge,
Columbia county. N. I*, have been etilimed with rheu
matism in my breut, feet, and all over my body, for
six years, so that I could not stand, and wit. rated by
three applications of Dalley's Magical Pain Fatractor
EDWARD P 111 tI.\I ES
Mr Halley: Sir—l cut my finger wlth a copper nail,
the poisonous nature of which caused my arm to swell
~o q ,aderatd-y, wttlt constant shooting pains tip to the
shoulder A large swelling taking place at the arm
pit, with increasing pun, I became tearful of the Lock.
law. In this extremity your Pain Extractor was re
commended to me, and which I was prevailed upon to
try The consequence was that it afforded me almost
instant relief, and in three days I was completely cu•
red. JOSEPH HARRISON, New York.
corner Broome rmd Sullivan sus, Sept 9 le4O.
NOTICE—H. DA-1.1.1y to the inventor of this invalu
able remedy. and never has and never will comm
cate to any living min the secret of its combination'
All Extractors, therefore, not made and put up by
boo, are base counterfeits.
Paorun-rou's Duren-41A Broadway, :s;err York
SW Chestnut street, Phna.
JOHN D. MORGAN, General Depot Dr WM.
THORN, Agents for Pittsburgh.
1)43[147'1 Ansanal GdIXOSit
Cute. humors, sparin, quitter, imam, poll-en',
aorta gaßs, and braises. Pamphlets, contaming eer
uficates of respectable parties, may be had on wok:a
non to JOHN D MORGAN.
Agent Pittsburgh
norls dl)ts
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