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'TEUGRAP
iLitleceowntp.a, .3761Mani.anif*Y - .
I!lr.3l,liiirlvel7 thii PittabreVa esitstit
'L CONGRESS.
Wunmasoa. Jan {. i
Smuts—After the otoolIT!7Idtlee ' tool
beeitlisiv - ied
Mr Davits from the Ceetetblee hiChltuy 4f.
bill far the:elde( Rodger Jones.
Mr Atelaso gs",pcitbm that wuPla brloir
giatini a danetiOn titlenttota rigni of way
..; tin traulteal thiuttith the State of Peumouri, -
4. - . ./he &alb: then view into 'Exeentiveseembin.
ikicenter-The Speaker presented- it minutia!
',! . lo4 ll, 9_asitelielelitond memittelo *lying fie
as igerease of ciliate,:
The f roue then took up the loiniitescanil ti t .
.'fbanitie belga inctoasing ttue Julie seek O4'
itiesiengen to 25a. ,
Mr Vinton, spoke at some lenfh to oppeeiticin
tatheresatation. ,
tY; McClelland ' euppertal-thei pump of the
big with some very appropriate Ws at the uttleeie
gibe triaitbeia OM:mares:
Pewee moved lOWA. resolution on the tit•
motion wastage by yeas end nays, skid
,
in the nee:dire-
Tho resolution woe Then put upon its passete
via before the vote was taken, the House adjoins.
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POSTAL: TREATY BETWEENTHE 'UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Westascrrois, ..4,1819.;
The Peat Master Chanced snakes the official 4.
.iciociadelpent in the Union, of to day, orinforeiatibn
*dig received:fie= our Minister et England, trait
Meta Treaty hes been concluded between the
Melted Sada and Geed Britain.
GEN. TAYLOILSEEMONATICN.
Wastratornr, lad. 4,10191
The Washington Union, of this morning, says
that War Department hes riceived a leder
' keit Gem. Taylor, iambi& he resigns his ofice,laa
Matey General,
nstake MO
erent Dom the et . 3 - an.
,
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE; ,1
j . - Thauusarmo, 4,1849:
la the 'Mose, on the 9th ballot, Messnaßillse
iterring. and Rpbb, (Natives) voted Crr Evans
(WM tor Spealzr. On the 10th, llth, and 12th,.
the *me Sala,
At the eonchtsion of the 12th ballot, Mr. Swartz.
„. 'Meth:4 of Allegimay;movid that the pude' coins
fror 'nise,byelemirrDemocrat Speaker,Wbig Clark .
• ~.-Smalgative &mend at Aril* and the other. officers
-- . 7'end - entattittar to be "%tally divided among hat
a 46e CO* doubted his pourer •to entettain any
mosfon ezcept to. Moat, the balloting or to ad.
iricrin• •
Mt. Cooper, of Adams, moved thatthe -Hots*
Italf - an hoar nice* to consideithe compro.
mite, which was not - agreed to. He afterwards
,
DARRAGH APPOINTED ATTOBA
7ho citizens of pont pollicity will be pleised
-.to lens that the Hon. C.Darragh, has been appoie.
Atic*Ley General, in the the - place of Aloes
Orr". EK
DEMOCSI.A.TIC CONVENTION AT PITFB.
VIRG.
- . liammormto, Jan: 4,1869.
The Democratic Ceetral Committee elPenreryi
.., muds. have agreed ripen the 4th oVnly next, for
• denomination cranial Commisiinter. -The Con.
. mike will meet at Pitteitirgh, kir the purgicee,
em the 4th ollnly next.
OCEAN grrabtEß. HERMANN.
• HosMc, Jan.¢.
The steamer Hermann, put into Nantucket hail=
last evening, Maid 9 nclock, Oct Of fuei.
Met. newsural be bur days later, anA !inay be
;Italiottant =
• Milln-1
RANK ROBBERY.
ElClMADralth4Juc 4,1849.
• .
Oa• Satazday lest- the . Bask of Augusta, in the
liitati.orMiiine,was robbed to tbeamanitt r cittirei
ibotuand &Man Voltaic no tatenifoinee
robbelly was effected, or whether Any
eine has been obtained as to theperietrators of the.
. . -
`. MOLAERA' AT NEW OILMAN'S. !
:Sirs OetsieS, 184
DwiwgtheList Awry eight bona:l6o deaths have
sasered•bow Owlers-74 - possthy. The diw;
woe was sabeiding—.ths weather haring °buged
—bainieteir and eot4. •
PHILADELPHIA mmuskr.
• ntruirci2inslan..4,lsl9.
Fsiros.L—The Market is'Atesidy.bas het active.
Placa at'Stai byres seeilini, a/115 2/ hht:
Cars 517. , --F 1 . 1 .,. s'2 75, per -
Thessizr is held at 25 anis pFS gal. in banes.
Allahat arta:lei nasally spoke:icor are ruseludhml,
NET "19.111 C MAECEPT.
New Yazi,Jan.4,lB42 - .
market Is firm with good eastern
---
biros demand, s o d so* shipping Inguity.
•r.Sitss el -sr'" end Deem — brande at 33 621-
per_ .
,••-• Grestrarite demand for Vilest and arra is
thi Mimics:twill are cot large. Sales of
8 . 000 . - . 104411 . Oat; at 3 ,3 pdlenral per 13,2411*i
a
• SittnriatintsTliers fair inquiry. for 1
• 1 / 4 1 ,
41 but tittle doing in other. articles.
Ccdinsr—The market is * firm, prices higher,
linal mcmJaa..4,1349.
'this mishit generally are nth= change, in
MEO4.
to art WijeleL The Weather is cold.;
zcz.
pig l
l -.....21=3,. to the inoseezalosi Of 141 . Mixt
, .246... 4 . 2 4 I . say laR . blnint V=
COG of tbs Igstrto‘, l 4 *la ANDR E W aan.vyz,IF4 ji.
Dissolution of Partnership.
~.....younualdp tourers Dickson & Miler. is
this day diustred by onpuoleasusat- Was. Miler
tic bontaa Wass:in tone lism. •
HAVE .this day usodated with me In Me Whale
,,j„ Chewy, Produce and Commisslon bulm.my
sellambiplomphongler Ism of .3.13 DILWORTH .
-.lb DILWORTIL
.. puma _
RW,g •
.A.Ttrerei" . 46 sack' now fnsm rtr Genoa;
baessle by WI ISAIAH DICKEY Co
FE,`-'
DIDOIG- 6 szeku now landing from runr Omni;
tor 'slob la MUM DICKEY &Co
--- ~ - .: ~-.tir.-r::.,, .
~. ~: ~ ~, _
I.'cliore-- erieorr—
: WROTH mom, Wholesale mad netall duller. in
. Boots, eabeski Truake t Capes Baah B. W.
earner of 4111 eml Eheittiftete inuabinesi.?..
—.Lamas V. INZBIIi I
41TOSNEV AT LAW. Office removed io Fonnk
onset, betwanOwithGeld and allid suet&
..1 -123413 n
8888IIIiIT0 ,'
GE9 '• A -
induce Broker,
_A.
91/ wAnai ems, 9n - rwricia, p
s.' Du.wortin & Co., i_vbotesaw °v., Pro
. deco mat Comniuton f 1M7 0 . 4 14 w il ii ,
'ra the Mend Powder . Co. eN. ~ • 3v_____
liAlt.lt N r SITO — A. . ISit to tl --- ." 1 " — t .!
-.
- II fide yellow do doijost reediest per 811
' and Wade by . - CHORANT, 44 weer a.
. _ r , ttsi__.---------- , --- - 7 ---- 7 - 7 -7 ,
~cmoillf-ittn.ftrro,-,p,pkoithmisr& Co.
--.-- - •
YE PLOI/11-0 bbli tar sale biL
.1%. int BF VON BONTo1011.9?
OD& 883-40 asks prime quality dot: Le. by
- 8I? VON BONNHOlarit o.
MO Burma— , is bbliiiiiiiel6•llßatter, store
, = JAW and LL
lbssile JaS4D.A.ViELL,
.vaerot,
641
SUNOlitb&—n bag Lard' 43 sacks Pther&
9?"26
d°ll"lttilCKEir& larM4 to, r fge g isr
"%
OIASSES—CS bbbi Kammr landiniand
sale by deaf 8 & LIAILOAUOII_
TIOFFEE-42) bap Rio Co!Rai , CO doLagdlra
1 4. ;„, •
• : g
• s •oad lßdn 4
ld b doetDo h dero rot • o B w WI e ARDAUC•
" OAP AND CANIIMI-1120 D=e Cintinnid 80.1114
. IVO de da mould candles, MAD do star candle'', jai
. , and for eaie dear W HARRAUUR
row APPLE 3--03 btplby Apples; 15 dodo Peach
as, host media sad tot ask by •
• - &wen as WiLbItHAUGH
lust re-
i pIiACCO "- 16 bii ' C4nelm dlTs TbMetgh
, ~ 4Ldforolsby
•
aigall,r73 . Dome Old crap h 0 Biwa, race
, A i qu ipjFent, fa starraand sariale la =
-qUEETlßONtinzalas7ll4 mi2k,l
'aata by: dual, P. VCIN BONNIE(
MR-4k bble raise Cldmr, sadm
&gut Br Voki-BONNILIWIST ,ft, CO
YE,..4ivve sot reeehred and fer isla by
, ~ 9,458E5-414b1e nail! atop N 0 lielimelutui?
, 1 tee - Led foruie
WATERatifit
and forsale
• „ rY' TiLOUR-110,!44 rout, al: s wv mudas.
bask ma:n.4= cosVog
• w . d uamsrgoso &.c
+4,,
...e:, gi
ff=iE=
COMMERCIAL; RECOID.I
nrairl
. - r --- igto — r — T - BairrAkili
JANUARY. __l rissageSeW
t er;
30 — Satatet ro n .--- ':rikirr
31, 8 9 , 41 i.,. 1 , 2 Y
V.Vrtil .- .!.., - - , 1i7-i
S t aidst ht...r 4:27/1
a'Wemesaay, - 1
4Thutedar,, , . 27,
B lihida --- - 7‘., •7.
439 -jai; •
.4 40 71
- 441'
" 4
° gel 4 il Sfr
itranni; Aa equip or-,.Taims
v. *gamy. uxkti.vi-I W. Sammy!
Mrsonirtfunarr Gamssrir4 - --
Ftidaettat4, &unary 5, A 9. i
The tluirketsiepodif WeriNery quiet yester. •
daY..And in 126'tieuttliViitsairett of #Ormation
we were met 11:entliing,417ageresg/every thing
see . ng dell, witlehOwever,..e6' marked change
in q 'one ajttariturrecOluats and settling bal.
see i ng
seems be the controlling fading of the
1117‘yresent, and untathisis all gonetthrough
with usirtess eanoet`lie'Slit,i,lo, la, ac.
tied turn *
..,,.
.... .
r the weather eantinneseputte ' com; tinaansgbea
ny river fitrthe'pestietediyvtots been filled with
tk4lll4.lo;biti:qt:gebV#l4ii:llikt",* touch
to impede 4tOnnuthtg.iti aleasiibOant. ,
FLOW6—Thereoeems to It better feeling in
the market, beitihininititli could ashevudn;them
'has been on Materiel adVince: Very hale ii . cont.
inginerned;and , we could: bear of no sales from
Graz bin dk .'Aliorti We'd 60 ebb man effected
at 0'144 entl'oc,is other smeller lots at
/HMO "igesiling 't o quality., Extra biiwas ram.:
rly,floet*.lrelrt at 4,I2GRA# bbl.
Gaint...Veri link. 411...it01eg under this head,
rezeiponed enpydjee,eie light. The following are
about the nominal r at e, from gore, with = e ll
tali= 'gra '''roe., - 'Rye : XS, - Earley DO, Corn 31
and one at =Moe y vex. , '
" .
• Strtatt4,solo. of 4.114 of old =moon al
p ß rtgjililipetati ifte.attort time: ?time
old N 0 ii held tfo ‘,tb.
1419141/Woltidild . bear 'of:ttio salealo
OM .24 0 ; 13 held firm at
P/Wk1e..'1‘ 1, 4 ,10 M 13 'probability .of ma advance.—
44216 b P kali. •
. 1: 1 9 / 1 1 4 6 Bale!! of / 1 4!? at 7 t 6 ir 7 i o
V;SitgiEYAtiP l ##ille of 215000 Tha at
tatt:—Sileots bUs NO lat 61 aod 7 bbls
No 2 airroccpAit Sttlaslist 2Aizep Nos i mod 2 at
6106t4 "
- IX4R—Palenfioinninto it 41-O # DS.
itnts'—vre can rape tiailes4 knelt km only,
of 560358.3 . , and of lard at 5.9(af.)0c, Tin.
emu 8170119. bbl, and Cull= oil at Skil 5
ialatl,l:p.R l l •
BACON sma lola at
4ligtsc4; ••
• •
'811:00312.-teal6 of 2o. dn• ' gaod menharitable
at das.
SOAP,—BATE4r,sol,s,af..tvain at 410 ii, euaa o
4R- A, ;
C.OnDLlnrr§alis - cisad 17icinnati dip
ped st 20,itf mould stl9Kair must 21W2.e.. •
BISrMt;--Sill 4.1.244 a; .1010 1 120 # 21 its
quality..'ty sak# .o.lbef in small talligStaSto
wagon et' 8,50e59 9 too
S . OLITIM ' **Der B GMecih haa been sold
at 3.1,751 k. She, was limbssad ,hl a company
who design running her an the Sig Scioto river.—
This Is the find tip - hue running boat on that river
Sae will remit= the mouth to the first kick, a
distance of 90 miles. ' ,
. . .
Mousses—The following is a statement of-the
timothy of molasses received in thin city from the
4th orNoy. to the 30th of Dec-, inclusive. This
molasses is of the.naarcrotof . 1848.
Number of bble received to the 25th Dec, 4.054
808
• Total, , - 4,692
Number of bbls for Pittsbunt end Portsmouth,
up to '2lsth Den, . 719
. At !ha 43144 on Sitineday, 662
,Total remipts far the quarter. ' 6,473
We compile the above statement from the books
of Mr. Joseph Adams, Inspector.--(Cin. Com. Jan.
-1,1849.
Watt or the Deuseetta Market..
j 'Dolhaville . Dec. 30, 1848.
Flear—The dock is!much reduced, did prices
of last week am dallyeustained. We quote good
firmly 5te34,10, extra :brands 4,1001,20, retailing
at 4.2504,5 0 .
Fl . geed—Demandioudi good fair harshen:, wa.
giaOg• 95 igi
Feethers—The &nand fat shipment has slack.
cued,' andthey are offeredhom stares at 29e. We
quota {tom wagons at 21029 e.
Pcirk—The market fa languid, and a decline
reported. u We learullud kilt were freely offered
yesterday at 310 for:mess, and without meeting
withlmyers. The shipments this week havebeen
heavy to the New Codeans market. At New Or
leans. on Abe 21st. Wes new men are reported at
11,232j11.1.50. There Is nothing doing in other de.
pror•We lune to report a drooping market
1101k Is a Folly 1:020,10tr to the pens, and droves
arsCarriviug frequently. We beard of no nem
contracts yesterday.: The decline In the Clothes
naiiimarket lisis canned a. depression in ibis mar.
ket. , .! We continue to quote good lots at 3,10 as the
min* rate yesterday.
11.ennpr-Theye - in:no change in the price this
week and but light odes. Holden ate firm at 3113
estra We meet sales of =ln lON to =nano.
turns at $1103117; anth.--Vorrr. of Com.
i. Flcrim—The - market to day has bees quiet, and
the only . sales reported ate 83 blob from store at
$2,90. and 200'do delivemd, at 8390, 15 days int.
added .
Wheat—The milli vow pay only 70e., but them
is very'lllht =Min' tin' any way.
calve --A sale °l'll/ head av 750 Ili at 4,35, 90
do Rood. to botcher' at 54.
gege-.Thenalea to day we 115 bead. Small
- tisoon as 83;500 do' good bacon at 3,25, 400 do
heavy liCyait 3,25, 550 do • slyer and waeon lots a
$36334 2 i. SOMO rini from wagons al 83,25, and
same small lots. ligld„.at 2,73 7.
Provisfon•—The demand for cored seem to
have come to a stand, temporarily, and no sales
have, been repotted, to day. Of hams from the
block, 115 elKoiee were sold at 41 cis, 1000 do at
114 SO.
NAThisher—Sales on Saturday of 44, 56. 48 and
40 'bhts at 1510, and 15 and 80 do at 15r- The
New Orleans advice, caused a decline of Rata
lbstter—A,Sale of 5000 ms store at 81e.
Stutar—A sale of 20 hhds bar N Orleans at 4 fc.
equal to cash.--t'Atlas.
FOREIGN MART TS.
• 'Llverpo3l, Dec. 15, 18 4 8.
Cotton—There has been a much hinter keling
on 'Change thin weak in all departments of trade,
hot aspeehdly in cotton. The demand in this ar
ticle by the Pride, aid for Speculation has been ex •
tensive, and we hairs to raise our quentions again
3-16 d tend gr It for Amerieans at and under 44d
and id abovethat Mica 'Saran also are ed high.
ex. Egyptians anditralds(except Pemams, which
ersistlier easier eibuy) are without alteration.—
Thme in no change In See Islands. Since the
ekie of October, which was about the lowest
point, ordinary en middling American are id to
id m her, f air Mobile and Scared id to id,
and fair Orleans id fp , 15. The asks of the week
are 55,6311bak5.
American ProvisiMier-A supply of new beef
bait at list arrived, but; not yet being landed, the
mean has scarcely been tested. -United States
rne mess, per fierce of 30 lbs 89s to 92s 6d.—
Pork,U 13 . 1alme men per bbl of 2005340 s to 50.;
'met bumig mossil l 4c. 565. Bacon enters 43.
to .4* western 4,-)60 to 355. Ha ms, dry 3444
425. Chore, fine, per mot 44s to 495; middling
46s to 4* erdlnary2Ets to 345. Batter, Canadian
549 to 61s: Imparts from 29th Nov. to 13th Dec.
1848—teetl263 tierces 9 bbls; pork 42 hbls; cheese
362 casks, 11,019 balsam butter 1998 casks; hams
4.2enks, bacon 1228.baies, previously this year.
13.680 tierces, 2123 bble, pork 32,600 bbls, cheese
5284 casks, 91,,231-boxes: butter 2,011 maks, hams
1862 loots. 3030400 s beam, 11,562 boxes. •
- Toni--Thee maiket- continues depressed, end
there is little disp o sition to purchase now
that
rail.
: dh's T neaxtenceued Tals employed a throwing a su enle*n;
quality of other descriptions into the market. This
can only be checked byan increase in the demand
Of such a redaction In prioress will compel a cor
der, of the makers to suspend: their operations.—
An improvement may take place by the combin.
ed operation of both Were mode., but as yet it is
not porcepaile. ? Present quotations—Merchant
bar, .£5 sr, best rolled .£7; sheets L 7 10s; hoop .£7
las; Scotch pig No 1. net cish £3los.
• American State Stocks, Dee. 15, 1848—Latest
London Priern...United. States Five • per cents
(1853)8744.ditt0 Six per Cents 0869)971 div fawn
Jan 1, New 'Torii - Five per Cents 0855) 901, ex
diva ditto; (1853) 90 1;:e5... - diV; ditto, (1860) 901, ex
div; Pennsylvania Five per Conn, 68 70; Ohio Six
per Cents.oBs6l 91 2; ditto, (11360) 91 xx Massa.
'obnseits Five per' Cents, (Sterling Bonds,/ 05 7 ,
711inois Six Per Cents, (Sterlingßonds) 33 A Bomb
Carolina Five per Cents (Suing & Co,) 84 5; ditto,
(Palmer do C 0.,) 894; Loniziana Five per Cents,.
(Baring do Co)1850 52, 85 7; Maryland Five per
Cents, (Sterling Bonds,' 69 70; Mississippi Six per
Oman, 50., Alabama Five per Cents 53 5; ditto
(Sterling Bonds) os to; Virginia Five per Cents
851, ditto Six per tents.;,9o; New York City Five
per Cents, 84 Mga beaks Bank Shares 7s.
8 W HARDAVOH
g_4_vA;ti.2d % ,
,
CAW* iliffliketa•
Ba1N010114:11121. leklottem—Teeee, was a fitir
apply of berm at market to day, the offerings
reached 800.hiehd;of which 460 were sold, 60 re.
Daiwa Me? Elsa, and 260 were,drieen to Phil.
adelphie. Prices ranged from . 2,26014. p 100 The
mathe hoof,. tonal to 000115 net, and 'averaging
the Price
imarg•
geg"We emenk }q G•enragola 443," $
In Salami sake
igen
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PORT OF PITTSBURGH. I
MOVED,
0. ...Loutishgismo, ,Bennett, Brownsville.
Athilthe, Parkuisan,llrownsville,
,`,"liteldiplin Not, Gilson. Beaver.•
-, bike Erie, Shples - Beaver.
Beaver, Cl*, Wellsville.
..biespititgercßetto, Cincinnati. ••
Arra:Hine; hiorrisora Brownsville.
„Jas. Nelson, McOte, Wheeling.
. DEF4RTED.-
- At untie, PElskinson Brownsville.
.•:.14ichigan No., 2, Gilson, Beaver.
.••••,•• .:Beaver, Clark:Wellsville.
BrilliararGraes,
Nelson, blopp?„ - Wheeling.
•Aimpwlitie, Mottilleht
Like Erie, Slidlek-Efivir.
At 4* last Mt:Ow l diem were 6 feet 0 inches
water In ilte,,sharineh by , pier mark, and falling
BOATS - LEAVING THIS DAY.
.k,tlte - L'l phase..
Cinch:wad l'Ackets, 10 A. M
13030rneville . Packets, 8 A. M.,.ond 4 P. M
'l4oover Packet/klO A. M., and ♦ P. M
Jtus Nelson-15 bdla paper, J
llorl6o brad, owner aboard; 29 bbla whis.
Dullerkey, at Illeltian; 3,bxs mdse, owner aboard
15 kgs,lard, Orum & McGrew 2 bbls clover seed,
2.d0 sack'bailey, F Von Bontiborst;
4 bbla &combings, Dalsell; 8 do, 11 kgs lard, Bag.
@ley & Smitl4,2 tidls leather, Banbridge , Wilson &
co; 88sks oats, E Henzelton.
- Magi:mai—Per dipper No 2-168 bbla mo.
buses, Btutaidge, Wilson .& co; 21 do do, Jas Dal.
sell; 25, do.wlsi*elr, owner aboard; 9 ski ginseng,
J A Hutchison at co; 1 box 'mdse, Forsyth Ss co; 1
ski rags, cninefAboard.
Borear--Pet lake Erie-51 dos brooms 12 bbis
boner, 8 bbls 1 keg 3 bp mdse, 3 bbls 4 bgs 3 sks
do, 8 bgs 3 bbls.do, Ckl bogs, owners aboard; 2 bbls
14 kgs lard, 1 do psackos, 114 beans, 5 aka rags,
Wick da McCandleu.
VAI.I7A-14fia0 nuLLs FOR SALE
ADJOININGI THE CITY OF CINCINNATI, and
Intown , as the Union Mills, to be sold on the 15th
day of JANUARY, 1840, nt Cmeinuati, agreeably to
the following advertisement, by the Bhetiff of
Hamll
ton county.
The Mill is 60 feet front by 1113 deem five stones high,
end fronts on the Miami Canal, sue 'also on Logan
street in the rear, with wore houses, office and dant
-llng, for millers and erigineerx, also stables shd other
ant buildings adjoining the Mills. Mitre are seven run
, of 41. feat burr., driven by Dee double envies, three
1 feet stroke and tighten Inch cylinder., and one single
engitthfive fear Woke and twelve inch cylinders, with
font boilers, doable fined, 5:8 rect./ring and 49 inches
diameter. All the MaChittery bin complete order and
alba best quality. Ilwas built chiefly for the mama
' facture of YtlnDried Corn Meal, and has =nether.
red 509 barrels per day and Over. It only requires the
necessary bolls and eltests to make it one of the best
and most extensive ,Flouring Mills in the West, and,
offers great inducements to those engaged in the HM-
I mg business.
For te dc, read as follows:
SHERIMS BALE.—State of Ohio, Hamilton Coun
ty, re. Foment to the command of an order for sale,
„cadet A decree In Chaneery, from the Commercial
Coon of Cincinnati, to me directed, 1 shall expose to
public gale, al the Coen Bonne in Cdneinnati, on Mon
.MY,the 16th day 01'11..1M A. D. ISO, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. of eaul ay, th afiglowing real estate, vies Being
all that certain Leasalsold.Estate, vim..-Lots Nos forty
, =6,1411 fortv.thro, IL% forty-thme,(47l forty-four, 1441
forty-1ive,165) on Cher made of the Miami Canal, ex
tending to L og an street, and lying between North and
Findlay Watt. Also, seventy-two feet of ground On
Logan Arcot, extending hark to Campbell street feast
wardlyi one hundred and eleven feet .ix Melee, the
same commencing at Hoffman and Stephenson , . be,
and menthe north on Logan street seventy-two feet,
the tae being intone end tying in the counry• of Hans.
Bum and State of Ohio, and Northern Lasted. of Cin-
Melanin, and conveyed to the rod Nicholas P. 1 etchers
and John 8. !glebes; by John McLean and tette, by
deed of lease, being dm ee the 12th day of May, 1e47, for
the term of ton years, from and after the fire day of
January, A. 11445041wher with 'lithe balding. and
property thereon, known - as the Union Hills of CM-
Innen, with ell the steam engines end boilers, stone
land runs of MOO., Itlathliterf, IrOplethefit!, parings
and fixtures thereto attached and apperunong, as well
as the adrporathe and other machinery beloamng there
to for the manufactory and drying of corn mes , as the
same now stands in operabon and COT the more com
plete operation, 11 the some may be in the MlNdryin,
corn meal . , and all the stock, corn, corn UMW and bar
rels, de., now on said premises, together with the pn.
Vileges and • appurtenances to the same beloeging.
alued at 814,0X1.
Subject to the rents, taxes levies and assessments
due upon said property from the day of sale, under
certain lease dates Igth hlay,lBl7, which lease Imam
for the term of ten years from the first day of January,
loin, given by lam si'Lr an and ante to N. P. aud
John 8. Iglebart.
To be seldom the following terms:—One fourth awls
rte fourth in G mos one fourth in 12 mow one fourth
in IS mos; with inm ost from the day , of sole, severed
by mortgage on the
• Also--Lot No. forty 141.10 a. leased by John Meteao
and wife to Baker, and assigned by stud Baker to said
Igleharts, adjoining mid lot No. forty-one, with the
buildings, warehouse and property thereon taunted,
aforesaid. 'Valued at 111,500.
Teri. of sale, one fourth cash, one fourth in 6 mos:
one fourth in 11 months; one fourth in 18 months; with
interest from the day of .le, snored by mortgage on
the premises, and may bo sold for two-thirds of the
• --•
VVe c To7d ' as the property of Nicholas P. Isfahan
and John S. Isfahan, at the not of John Seaway, FA ,
loin A. Serasey and Allen Cabal', partners ander the
Sun of
Ramsay & Co, against said klehan and
others. JOSEPH COOPER, Hh'ef IL C.
ja3,l3l—Cin.
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
No : 01 Mmuce* nurFr i Prnsamccat, Pa.
J)sp y
EG leave most' reectfull to announ to the
numerous patrons and the public, tha t
they,
consequence of contemplating a change is their In
ProporiV openinetin whole of their extensive
Archonse, (including all their wholesale moms,) for
tailing, arid will continuo open until the first of Feb
ruary, commencing on New Year. day, ISO. Oar
srholeule suNek, comprising one of the most extensive
and varied assortments of Fancy mid Staple Dry
Goods ever exhibited in the western country, will be
tyered at ho w ev er rices than ever before known. Eve ,
article, choice and desirabl e. will be •
cordingly reduced. Upwards of Idly thousand dot,
our ;took has been recently parches, d, the greater
portion of which are foreign good., received at New
York by late European arrivals, which from the late.
nen of th e reason, as well as the known pressure In
the money market, were sold at immense sacrifices at
public sUes, at rates varying from ternary-five to fifty
per ecut less than similar goods broughtthe Cut athe
season. We are therefore confident data.. prices for
the time above mentioned will be found to be even
lower than any Eastern wholesale rates.
We anxiously invite all persons to visit mar mob
lista:tent, whether they purchase or not, and test the
truth of the abovo—assanna them that they will incur
no obligation thereby, bat confer a favor epos the t ro.
prietonk Our assortment of Silks, Shawls, and fine
Dress Goods will amply repay one fora Tint; added
to which, an unusually great &total. of Domestic
Grads wall, we hope, induce all to call.
Our system crone price will be strictly adhered to.
fat A A MASON & Co
Dec- 3.1848.
Bead quarters for Boots and Shoos,
Cotner of Smithfield and Fourth ma,
Prrrasetton, Pa.
TROTH k SCOTT, having commenced the
Fagenetal Boot end Shoe business, wholesale and
retail, 'avoid respeetfally invite the attention of
their 'fiends and the public generally to their splendid
few stock Just opened, consisting of men's, women's.
boys', misses' and children's wear, of every Taney,
nable for the season, and at prices to suit the times.
Also, a splendid article of hletallo Gum Shoes, for gee.
Semen and ladies. Please call and examine for your
selves. TROTH fr. SCOTT,
corner of Smithfield and 4th eta, Pittsburgh.
N. B —Traveling Tranks, Carpet Bags, ke., atways
on band and low tor cash. te 3
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TAO N. COOPER, baying' this day_ amociatei
g) with bun WlLusx S. Lsyms, they will hereafter
conduct the wholesale Hardware business under the
name and style of COOPER it L.AVELY.
The new firm respectfully solicit ? a continuance of
the favor and patron•ge enjoyed b the late concern;
and as their supplies, Foreign and Domestic, will al
ways be obtained from first hands for cash only, they
pledge thermals sa to sell at rates winch shall defy the
most 'Morons competion.
COOPER th. LAVELY,
No 53 Wood street
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
'DECEIVED this day, and (or sale at manufacturers
JUL, prices,three elegant. Rosewood Pianos, made by
H. Worcester, N. Y. These instruments'are eonsider
ed rally equal, if not superior, to any now made to N.
Yorkihaving as fell, round, end melodious tone; war
ranted to wear well and glee satisfaction-
The mice of these Pianos is believed to by much
lower than soy other manufaMorer's In N. Y.
Those who are in want of a good and elegant Piano
at • moderate price, will please call and roomier the
shove at the store of the subscriber, "'hem a large as
sortment of Chlekering's celebrated ' Piands can rilways
he feand. JOHN H. MF.L.I,O[I,
in Wood in
An OrdMeanness
1)1sE it Se le ct C ommo n tho citizens of Pitts-
AU burgh, in Councils auembled,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorised to sign
• deed conveying to the Tsuatoes of the Pittsburgh
Gas Company . the Lot of ground now occupied by the
Gas Works, in eat:midge/titan of the sum of twenty
eight thoused (23,000) dollars, payable in the stock of
said Company, Me profits on which shall begin to ac
crue, on the first day of January, IMO.
Ordained laid emoted imo a law, in Councils, this
29th day of December, A. IL, 1548.
Lanese) ROST. 11P10110117, Prest. C. C , pro tem.
Palm. E. Vole, Clk
1011 C. C.
PISIEMON, Pres't B. C.
lona hlsatit, Clk B. C. jatt.d3t
121:PORTS HY 1111 MI.
T. U. CAVANAUGH,
Receiving, ForwardUti and General Commits
sion ITercbont,
Cocutracut. Pernsr, Br. Lore., Mn.
N. R—Stslet attention pald to orders tor perchasini .
in this market, and all business promptly transame
Reference at Vittsbargh, John Ikl'Padco re Co.
dec29-d302
1 us—tono galls natural eol'd Winter !berm 011
5.1.1) do Bleached do do J.
1509 do do do Whale a .
MO do N W coma erode do d.
8 bills No I Lard J.
5 do brined, warranted porn, d
— l2O do btraitte Tennant, twar'ntd gen'o, d.
In stored for sato by
deetfi MILLER & RICKETRON
"WELSH FLANNEL S—W R Murphy has on band
‘l` a 101 l assortment °ribose desirable Goods; also,
a full assortment of domeade unshankablo do, and a
full assortmentof starlet and yellow, and spoiled, for
Christmas wear..
Home mode Flinnels—white, brown and barred: a
supply constantly on hand. dec3o
ANOTHER FRE9II ARRIVAL—Of thou unsori
ar..ry and To7::17 VeYdnmee/p"oeCZ atuibeTialvpo%
Imm of WIdTLINTOCK,
decal) 73 fourth ot
'PULSE LOST—Was-dropoed by a Lady on her way
L
from Elliott & blogintles hook wore, Wood ,at. to
Eoton'a trimming store, a purple Silk Parse, Worked
with steel heeds, contenting • gib note on the blank of
Pittsburgh. The hinter will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the sente_a. either of the above named stores.
decal" " -
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS—Smith ft. Johnson, 16 A
Mutat st, woubi invite the attention of dealers
and others to their extensive stock of french and
American, artificial Flowers, which will be Offered at
eirtein rice. deer?
iii3TRIVE.T.t—Two splendid new Piano fortes,
from the celebrated factory o( Nunn. /a clerk, N.
V., and ova. Piano, rosewood, with elerant car
vino one ei octave, with Coleman% IDS= Attach.
runt.
These very supe
nal rior Pianos will be midst mannfac
:wises.Sole H SLEBE,
Agent for Nunn, &Clark
VoLANKEI9-1 cue for otb , by
deal S4YOMBONNUOBBTtCd
LOCAL MATERS
ISPOSTID DOD TUX P 1271111.911 DAILY GAMY/.
COMM OF qUARTZII lIENSIONS
TITIMSDAT, JIM. 4, 1549.
Can or MArnisw A. &ACM—Taco mu. von
Mum:az—The grand jury have returned a true
bill against Matthew A. Black, charged...with the
murder of Saunders, the Negro, on the wharf of
the Monongahela river, by shooting him in the
head With a pistol, in November last.
Mr. Mahon, on the part of the defence, applied
for the continuance of this case until the next term
on the ground of the absence of several material
witnesses, who sew the whole transaction, and
who live out of the state, one giintlemen residing
in Wellsburg, Vs., another at Richmond, another
in Kentucky, and a fourth in Fayette county, in
this state. The witnesses - who live out of the state
could not be compelled to attend, but he expected
that they might be prevailed upon to appear at the
next term--a correspondence not having yet been
instituted with those parties on account of ',limi
ness of time. He would read the affidavit of the
defendant to that effect.
Affidavit read and filed.
Mr. Austin, on the part of the commonwealth,
replied that this was not sufficient ground for a
postponement. The witnesses, as stated in the of
heed out of the stale, and could not be
compelled to attend, even if the cause were eon.
tinned—that if they could be here, they might have
been here now, and that there had been sufficient
time to have all necessary correspondence. There
were a great many witnesses on the part of the
commonwealth, who saw the whole transaction
and who would in all probability, give as favorable
an account of it, as any of the witnesses that could
be produced in the defence. There was another
question:—suppose the cause were continued, a
bill had been found charging the defendant with
mtuxleri and in that case the court could not take
bail, or if bail were taken and afterwards found to
be illegal, it would not be worth a straw, and the
defendant might escape justice. If therefore the
cause should be continued, the commonwealth
would clalin the custody of the dft.
The Court was of opinion, that ball could
not be taken when a bill had been found for mar.
der.
Mr. Studer contended that this was a general
bill, under which the jury might find • verdict of
murder in the first or second degree, or manslaugh
ter or justifiable homicide. la this case the court
could certainly go behind the bill, as had been
done in the raw of the Coroner's Jury, in which ,
though they had returned a verdict of 'Murder, the
Judges of the Supreme Court, had, after hearing
testimony, decided that the dli might be hailed.—
There wu no kind of question in this case, that •
verdict of murder in the first degree could not be
returned, and from what he had heard on the part
of the prosecution it was not intended to press far
such a verdict.
The Court thought it perfectly right that the de-
4ndant stusrdd have every reasonable opportunity
of preparing for hi defence, and if the testimony of
thew witnesses could be obtained, it was only right
be shonkt have an opportunity of doing so.
Mr. Amain stall contended that wader the mry
communees the dethmimit could not be bailed, a
general bill baying been found, under tatuell the
defendant might be convicted of murder in the lea
degree.
Mr. Matson replied that sooner than go into cue.
Cody, the defendant would go to trial even now, in
the abaci:me of two thirds of his witnesses, K.
petfe-tly confident was be in *he result of the in
vestigation.
Mr. Bigham said he,believed there was no dis
position on the part of the Commonwealth to press
the charge of murder in the first degree; but he
believed they would very strongly press the charge
of murder In the Rad degree.
Mr. Melton said, it was the duty of the Court, if
they were not satisfied on the question of bail, to
enquire and r-itisfy themselves, and ascertain
whether it was murder in the fins or second'de
groe, or manslaughter, or anything. if their bosom
would go into the case as it had been investigated
in the Supreme Court, they, the counsel for too
do
knce, would sandy the Court that the case was
stripped of every vestige—every shadow of crimi
nality.
The Court was aavons that every fair °ppm
tunny should be given to the defendant, In SO gray
a matter as this, and proposed to take till thi
morning, to consider the question of bail.
Mr. Knox said, he understood that Mr. Big has
as counsel fin the Commonwealth, had in snorted
the grand jury that in returning a bill fur murder,
they could not specify whether the bill charged
murder in tne first or second degree; but, that if
they returned a bill be murder at all, it must
charge the offence generally, and the traverse
jury ;mint distinguish the
. degree of crime. He
was not acquainted with any authoritres fur wch
a course, bat it certainly in this case placed the
defendant in a very unfortunate position.
Mr. Stanton said, the Court certainly had power
to bear evidence as to the general character of the
charge, for the purpose of deciding the question of
haiL Hate Court would postpone the considera
tion of the matter till Friday morning, ho could
produce authorities, which ha thought would
amply satisfy the Court.
The Court said, it was certainly te, tht• power of
the attorneys for the Commonwealth, to put the
Court in the position of admitting the defendant to
bail, by saying that It was not their IntilnliOn to
press fora conviction on a charge of murder, in
the first degree.
Mr. C H. Smith, on the part of the Commth. said
it was understood, that the Commonwealth would
not press fin a conviction on thacharga of murder
in the tint degree, and the only question would be
the liability of the bail under a general bill charg•
lag murder.
The question then stood over to be decided this
morning.
Coax or LURACT—DIPTICULT
Forsyth, the sheriff' of the county, applied to the
Court, for the discharge from his custody of Char'.
lone Mahargh, a woman somewhat advanced in
years, who had been in his custody since the 150
of April last. She was committed on a charge, by
one of her own daughters, of assault and battery
but no person has hitherto appeared against her.
She is clearly insane, and has manifested the
strongest symptoms of itnanity from the first of
her commitment. The sheriff stated, that, under
the ctrcumutances, his horse was better taken care
of than was this poor woman. She was without
shoes or stockings; without a bed—lying on a
little straw in the corner of her cell, for she tore
and destroyed everything she had. Her children
had never sent her anything to make her more
comfortable, either in the, way of provisions or
elothiag, - ond she was a great deal of trouble in
the jail, and to the Sheriff and his family. This
was now the fourth court since her commitment,
and as there was nothing done in the matter on
which abe was charged, he hoped the Court would
order her to be - discharged, and thus relieve bun
from u burden cud a care which certainly did no:
appertaii to his °Zee.
This Court said, that if nothing was done by It
o'clock.= Saturday, they would advise the ahenir
to place the woman in an omnibus, or other curr
age, and leave her at the door of her daughter's, as
they knew of no provision otherwise that could be
Made for bee.
kfr. Mahon said, there was nw asylum for lona.
tics in the county, and to discharge this woman,
was only to 'endanger the hues of her'family, and
perhaps, of the public. That ate would riot be
out of jail twenty-heir boors before she would be
replaced there on some other charge. Her two
daughters, who were bard working girls—one of
them 111 a place as a servant—were unable to
manatain her; they did the best they could to
maintain their father, who was an old man, and
unable to help himself With regard to the so two
gitla referred to by the sheriff; the testimony from
all parts of the neighbourhood was, that they hod
no superiors in virtue, intelligence, integrity, and
industry, and every quality that could adorn the
bean; ho; they were very poor. and unable to
provide a sulllclent asylum for their mother.
The Sheritr—Well, I know not: these tender
hearted ladies have never seen her since she was
committal, and would not go in to see her, even
when asked. They have never brought her any
provisions or any thing to comfort her three times
sines she wen in jail. The overseen of Jotrenion
township are bound to maintain her, as she belongi
ed to that township. He would pledge his voracity
that they mere bound to rece
not for him to go to Jonsson township, to cause
the commiisioners to toke he} away.
recommended that notice should be
id to
given to the cotemisalonera ; jbey were
wend the guardians of the mini) ,
I I Mr. Mahon ;said, that the daughters would
cheerfully fontrartne all they were able, to the sap.
port of lb tootberi.it she woo placed tut der the
care of the veneers.
. .
7.; items to us,thal the laaid►ea nt4
compel a 4Sogtlter to sapport • trothot We thinkt
bat are not attre,that the kw relates to son and
fathers.
Mr. Mahon said, the, a:amblers would willingly
do all they were able, hi conseat.
The matter then stood over till Saturday.
Fanatic Ismer= von lisacirsr.—Mary Woods
was indicted har stealing one piece of Printed
Calico, of the value of St 20, and about ten yards
of Mousline Helaine, of the value of $1.87, the
property of Messrs. Haines 8c Wilson, of the city
of Allegheny.
The testimony proved the larceny most con.
elusively.
Mr. Bight= for the Commth, Mr. Mag-mar for
he defence.
Me blagraw found fault with the indictment, on
the ground that the firm of Haines & Wilson were
not mentioned in the indiitment as a firm ; but
merely as individuals without any description es a
firm.
The court were of opinion, that the question of
w should be decided by the jury as well ns the
cts. It appeared from the evidence, that the won
Vas under the influence of liquor
The jury alter a abort absence returned with
a verdict of 'guilty of petit larceny,' recommending
the prisoner to the mercy of the Court.
ASSAULT urn Barred.—William Maloney, it,
dieted In 1837; forfeited his recognizance; charged
with assaulting Charles Manx. Was reiiarrested
a few weeks o, since which time the prosecutor
hits died. Diachamed
Ward Nomination.--Whig Ticket.
For the accommodation of our Whig fellow citi
zens, we publish the following list of nominations
in the wirers] words, of candidates to be voted Air
at the ensuing election.
Stied Council—lames T. Kincaid.
Common Council-11 C. Sawyer, Allen Cordell
Wash. Mason.
MOND WARD.
Sehat Councal—laaao Janet
Common Omani—Wm. J Howard, Sr, Archl
bald IrlTarland, Hoary Wood.
&led Council—Hammon Parry.
Common C W Lawn., Willard Leon
ard, Robert 7 Smith, Edward Gregg, T I Duncan
William McKee.
Med Conned—F Lorentz.
Common •Couneil—David Holmes, R MlCnigh
John Willook.
Mal Councd—Thomae Hays.
Common Vouneil—Gro. Hamilton, J L Patter
son, Dr. Robert Hazlet, J Allen, Jr, James Craw
ford, Wm. Young, Alexander Bradley.
SIXTH WARD.
.ceded Council—Copt. W Dawson.
Commas Council—Daniel Armstrong, Robert A
Cunningham, Geo. Lamborn.
AZAICITH WARD.
Sded Covent:—R T Friend.
Common Count-if—Robert King, J D W lett
moult •
&ites Counni—Henry Sample.
Common Couned—Jaeob Gri er, Al. Owed
.dent Consus.t—Hugh Robinson.
Common Colt nzal—Flabert HilL
DRY & VA_RIE CY GOODS.
- 131C11 DRESS GOODS, per tom gn steamer Europ.
jA, —A A M woo A Co. No 60 Market sweet, will
open this morning. Rich Dress Good.. comprising the
following styles em Satin plaid Memos, a nem arti
cle, ad the nchest goods imported this reason: all
wool P l aids, high colors and choice t his
all wool
Ciwtlnteres and Mous de Lames; fine Coburg and L.Ylic
new Cloths, of any describable shade and color. 6aun
stn. Cashmeres. in great coney. noyS
GENTS' CLOAK TASSELS-2 dos mohlus Tas
eels, assorted; 3 do .ilk do do; 2do do fine dot 10
do do Ladles Tassel....orted, do eol'd do do.
WOOLEN GOL.DB--10doz children'. woolen 0007.4
6 do do do Caps, 4 do do cootanon: 10doz Woolen cam.
forts, assotteli; 12 do do scab mks; Ado ladies Cub
tonne Glove. ase'd.
LEATIIER BELTS-30 dos blk Alolkakin Belt.; 'X
do do Morocco do. 3 do enl'd doh at
novll ZEBULON KINSEY'S, 67 market at
FRESII ARRIVAL—W. fil'Clintoeh offers to those
vnalitug IC. furnish hoase. thc handsomest ...on.
smut or Carpeting ever brought to this rasa... com
prising m part Me following iaTiellec Rich style Vel
v
et tNW: Axminster Tapestry, Brussel. extra super 3
ply; wiper :I ply, superfine and fine Inx - rain Carpets:
to which he most respecifutly invites his Blends and
the public, to call hnd examine before porthwiing
elsewhere. Waterworn, No. 73 Fourth st, Pittsburgh
V . _
EW JEW ELRY—I dot g old patent Lever Watch
VII ea; detached "
•• Over " "
Also, gold pen and pound Cases. Vest chums, heavy
Guard citrons. !Immo Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings
and a complete assortment of whet' lewelrY , at
does ZEUULON KINSHIPS, 67 marker st
SI:PERIOR—I;ONGSIIAWLS—NV R Murphy has
received this morning by Express, a lot of very
suptenor stool Long Sbamla, of handsome styles.
fauscn ?damson—On baud, a good mock of these
goods--olive, inviable, green, Garnet. maroon, drab,
scarier. de. Also, Parmettos, of deur-able colors.
A few black Thabet corners, of a good quality,
on band at itorth east 4th and Marker sts.
stern
A - -
A. MASON k Co, GO Market street, have Just
received another large invoice of plaid Loop
and Square Shawls, bought 25 per cent le. than any
previously received this season.
One stock of Shawls is now the lary.t in the city,
and purchase. may be certain that our prices from
lttis date will per cent less than at any former
dec9
iilk-KINLiS AT CUT—Smith a Johnson
46 Market street, will sell for the balance of the
season at cost, thew stock of French Menne, compd.
slog the most choice colors Now is your time to se
cure bargains. decl3
ELVETilltlitotaiti—Just tecetved at Zebobtet
.erg's. 67 Market street,
ps colored Velvet Ribbon, assorted eolorst
yi - black "
tl " embroidery Gump; lops units Kam, An
dee3
10CialiLONU SHAWLS—Alexander & Day, hare
LL lust reeetsed by express, one Carton Plaid Long
Shawls, some of which are of the fittest quality, and
the nesse. styles Imported, and are now offered at
once. greatly reduced from the rotes obtamed early
the season.
Also,•tew extra fine vChene lane" Doieha Long
Shawls, which will be closed at grew bargains. The
ladies are Invited to an early exammstion
AI WSANDER & DAY, 75 market at,
N W ear of the Diamond
RENelnI TAK
ls, C
o II f I t 8 Cl
l i t W s s i;
le ap and Frreehnrch
destrns, last opened Rod selling at • very grog twit
uon from former prmeo
'AI.F.XANDER S. DAY
GEN'I'S' FURNISHING GOODS—Fine tthirmtran
standing collars; merino, silk and wool Vestsi do
do do Drawers; silk, kid nod wool Gloves; men , a,
cotton and wool I Hose; blk Italian cravats: has Ze•
phyr Scarfs. decs F H EATON & Co
AxkIINSTER (JKIIPIIITY;—CVe would Wylie' the
summon of those wishing to furnish houses, to
call and examine our Azminsu'r Carpets, which •ro
yeti rich iii style and colors. Watetocon, No 73, 4th
st. Pittaliurst Jeri) 5v IFCLINTOCK
SA TIN DAMASK—NV M'Clinilink tm aims to purchas
er, a very handsome assortment of rich satin Do
masks for window curtains. Also, French chintzes,
hod's, linen, transparent shades, dr.a., at his avpet warn
room, 75 Fnunh it.
---s• deck
• •
91w REDS AND CASSIAIERWs-2 cases gold mix`ti;
1 brown and black 'Tweeds, 1 do Fancy Cassimore
pod rood and for ante at mannfoctureni once.
MURPHY & LEE, liberty at,
dee Id omeldle
MISSESAND—f-DrFAVEAE—F E - 7 -7— ttss. &
Co, have added ett their former business a de.
partment under charge of Mn. Bigelow of Boston, for
making to order in latest styles, Infants' Wear. Mists..
Sacks, cloaks and Dresses, Ladtes and Gents Dressing
Gowns.
Garments embroidered or stamped for embroidery;
knitung, netting, crotchet vvork,hemsuteblitg and mar
king neatly executed. noW9
CAEVElT3Constantly receiving . ad
W. krelintock's, 75 Fourth street, every variety
of Carpets, consisting in part of Airminstort, of Most
beautifal patterns: Velvet., latest patterns imported,
very rich; Tapestry, Bransby, 3 ply, rap. sod Venetian,
all of which we will sell as low a. they can be pur
chased in this market. !reporting and purchasing from
the manufacturers, enables us to compete with the
eastern market. MAO
ADrksPTEThrlcleN — GS=2 - tids lillittie — e - Deml Veils,
I_4 3 p. col'd Silk Velvets; IN gross bib Dalsey But
tons; le do ermine:l do; le do cold Floss do; 12 do
do Fantasist dm tidos cold fleecy silk Gloves; 0 des bib
Jenny Lind Fringe, 12 do French silk Ruches; reed
this day by F 11 EATON & Co,
deel3 Fourth st
ON BAND AND FOR SALD-10 p. dab ßlanket
Coatlog: 8 ps Lariuder do do; I caw Ler - Older
Blankets; I do prey mixed Cloth; I do Army Cloth; 2
do Tweeds, brown, black and gold mix; 1 do fancy
Caasimere.; 1 bale Vile Blanket Coating' consigned
direct from manufacturer. and for sale by tbe package
dee2o MURPHY ft LEE. liberty at
DOAIESTIC WOOLLENS— Blankets, Flannels
Tweeds, Cassius., 1-4 Cloth and Cassimere, by
the piece or package, very low; (or sale by
novin GEO COCHRAN
CURB MGlNkSlA—thaAlbs on hand and for sal Coy
MAGNESIA=
J KIDD
INSF2 , IO-2 sook• now, landisg, for role by
dee..93 ISAIAH DICKYX & Co, f •
• ,
VEATHEIIS-85 socks now Inodingi (or sale by
12 dry ISAIAH DICKEY &Co
MOLASSES -17 bbls Plantation; sdo Sugarbodne,
on oonrignment; for sole by
decy3--- ISAIAH DICIEV In Co
AATILAPPINti PAPlift.-225 rm. rag and maw
crown, double crown and medium wrapping pr
per, for aide by
dre2s
GROUND NUTS.—!9O bltahalb Tennessee ground
nuts for ale by
der23 \Via k McCANDLESS.
FOAMY FLOUR-325 bbl. Parkinson'. brand Dula
Ity Float, rued on dooripment and for rale by
draZ WICK Or lII'CANDIAS
Rand ROLL UtITTER—V Woo Plaingun tamer
1: landing dos day by th e Union Line, mod for gall
dead
by_
NEW ORLEANS SIIG t. AlLhich —On
will b dando o bbd•
us
N 0 Sagas, old crop, w e sold lo p w
close consiansam dedi7 JOHN fd'FADEN ft Co
SODA ASH-60 cask• Soda A.b, of a supertot goal.
ty, oo buid and for sal. by
deVl7 RAIN 61'EADEN ACo
ACEEBE4-3XI Obis boot path) , large No 3
M
Alocketal,on band asollor sato low by
doer JOHN M.FADEN & Co
_
FLAXSEED -fa) bush Flaxseed, juot reed end for
sale by dectS 8 & HARLIAUCiII
T .ARD-40 - 664 No 1 Lae Lard; 38 . kego
deeV
for ode by
WICK tt• BMANDLEB3
rmmun (:
PIZOCLA.IIATION.
C • • - -
OTT OF PITTSBURGH, 88 :
lit accordance with the provisions of an Act of
the General assembly of the State of Pennsylvania,
providing for the incorporation& the city of Pitt.
burgh, and of the Supplements to.said Act, I, Osuarct
Apses, Mayor of said city, do hone this, my Procla
mation, declaring teat on the BUD. Tommy of law
0007. A. D. 1949,heing the oth day of that month, "the
freemen of each ward of said city," qualified to vote
foe members of the /loom of Representatives of this
Commonwealth, will meet together at the several pla
ces foe holding elections to then respective wards, and
elect by ballot, a maven of the said city, qualified to
be elected a member of the Howe of Representatives
of this Commonwealth—to be Mayor of said coy.
4And that on the same day, in Conformity to the be
fore recited authorities, mad also ID an ordinance of
Councils, distrieung said city, enacted into a law on
the 10th day of November, A. 0.1517, the claww of
the First ward will elect by ballot one person to be a
member of the Select Conned of said city, and Ism
persons to be mealier-A of the Common Council of said
city; of the Second ward sue person to be a member
of the select, and nags - persons to be members of the
common council; of the Third ward, one person to be
a member of the *elect, and so persons to be =mbar,
of the common counted; of the Feurthward,otasperson
43 be a member of the select. and TOW persons to be
members of the common council; ofthe Fifth ward,
One person to be a member of the select .and arrant
persons to be members of the common comic!!: of the
Sixth ward, one person to be a m ember of the select
and rout persons to be members of the common
council; of the Seventh ward, one person to be • mesa. i
her of the select. and rwo persons to be member. of
the common council; of the Eighth ward, one person
to be a member of the select, and Two persona to be
members of the common council; of the Ninth ward,
one penon to be a member of the mice; and on per
son to be a member of the common coo:mil—each of
whom shall be qualified to serve a• • member of the
House of Representatives of this Commonwealth.
Given undermy hand and zeal of said city of Pitts•
burgh, this =l.b day of December, A. D. IS4B.
tat GABRIEL ADAMS.
JAMES W. WoorovvELL,
Hodern and Antique Furniture
•• •
s 3, THIRD STRIET, PYYMOTBOR.
A large and splendid
assortment of urniture,
Ho te ls fur Steamboats,
Hotels md private dwel
lings, constantly on hand and made to order.
The present stock on hand cannot be exceeded by
any manufactory in the western country. Persons
wishing ID purchase would do well tO gwe me
as lam determined my prices Mall please. P.M}
the stock consists in—
Tete a Tem; Buffet Magpie;
Louis XIV Choirs; Queen Elisabeth chair%
Tea Poyse,
Toilet Tables; Fruit Tables;
Louis XV Commoder,
French Mahogany Bedstead% Piano Stools;
50 sofa with Plash and Haig-cloth tower%
50 Mahogany ROCklag Chair%
' 40 dot Parlor do
au v Fancy do
25 centre Tables;
20 pate Divans; 4 pair pier Tables;
IA marble top Dresaing Bureau;
PI Wardrobes; c Secretaries and Book eased,
tel marble top Wash Stands;
4 pair Ottoman%
o pair fancy Work Stand%
A very large assortment of common chairs and other
W rniture too numerous to mention.
Ur Steam Boats furnished on the shortest notice,
mil on the most reasonable terms. dec
FRESH PII.H.E TEAR,
Wholesale and retail, at the
1 - )Eltifil TEA STORE. '9 Fourth street, near Wood,
r Pituburgh.—The subscriber haying just retu rn ed
from New York, is now receiving a large fall supply
of fresh GREEN AND PLACE TEAS, from the New
York Pekin Tea Company, selected with great care for
tales. b eing now heavy we are pre
to supply Grocers, Hotels, Steamboats and Face.
roes with any quantity and at any price they may wish;
packeu in and I pound package., 5 lb. tin canis
ter., it and 13 S. catty bare., and in half cheat..
Ilrtail Grocers aro invited to call, as wb can and
will sell better Tees la lower price/ than any other
house m Pironurgh.
Our stock of hoe Young Upson, Gunpowder, and h.
penal Gr«ii. and Oolong Black Teas are the best in
the Areerle MO market.
Lovertog's double refined Loaf, Crushed, and Pal.
vented Sugars, at retail, or by the barrel.
COFFEES—MmIta, Old Goy. Jaya, Laguna, St. Do
mingo and Rio Coffee. selected by the most expenien
eed coffee Broker in New York.
Sweet Spiced Chocolate, Pickled Cucumbers and
Onions, Fresh Peaches, put up in their own juice
Malaga Raisins; in 3 lb bones.
N. tl—All Dr. D. Jayee's Family Medicines for sal.
dee9-dh.wS JAYNFS.
Pi
ittebargh & Bottom Copper Company.
Hid Company respectfully informs the patine, and
L paruculerly all dement and consumer. of Copper
the farm in which they prepare ti, that their Smelt
ig Works are now In rucceasful operation. and they
re now ready to make cent:scut for the delivery of
ingoto to those who want in this form ; and also tough
cake for the ranpose of wiling.
The Copper produced from the hletalic Mines of
Lake Superior, is ascertained to be much superior
the °Amery copper in the markets, which Ia obtained
from ow containing foreign Mineral rebalance. This
copper in perfectly pure, and is rot inland by the pro
cess of. melting, and is therefore greatly to be prefer
red for bell metal, roiling. and manyother parpore
A n is not the intention Of wish of this Company
to erect works for the Mannfacture of topper in the
various L.rnaa in which It is wanted, they will be happy
to make contracts for the detkrery of it m the form of
Ingots, tough cake for rolling, to., to those who may
wish to embark in the Mainers.
Hereafter, all the copper obtained from their mines
will be brought to Pitwburgh, and tuge supplies may
he expected Letter. addreered to C. G. H.S. Of
Tommie M. How. wi I meet with prompt atmnuon
aro in-dirn CHA A VERY, Prerident
. _
TO TUE ENTESIO. — A rare chance is nose
promoted for th PRIe
safe invesunent in a busmen en
ure) new one adopted to the man of limited, as well
as to thema. of exwnsive resources; pelding a profit
from capital; nd enterprise beyond any operation of
the day. It the comply e monopoly of
to ev a staple mv
ic, absolutely necessary an
and
essenual ery &on
y, es well as indmpensable to the methatnc, artist.
d profewtonai man. To capnalows, opportimay
offers itself for a Imitation eMpioyment of either large
or smell mans bringyst Immediate and highly satisfac
tory rmonts. Those desirous oleo:sharking In • *u
nto, genwei bustaess, are invited, with others, to tall
at the office of the undersigned, EZILIIIine the article,
a form their own judgment, from the facts presumed.
Offwe, Exchange Buildings, Eq. Clair st, next door to
Esquire Johns' other. COLVER & MYERS.
droll
01 BT ) ~HBT fuits:s
URESI-1 FROM THE SIIELL--By Burke & Co's
r Fast E.:press, at reduced prwea—To accommo-
date all lovers of this delicious lounry, BURKE b. Co.
have resolved to supply the people regal ythougout the wawa, with the choicest Fresh Oysters in
eons, half eons end shell, at such reduced prices as
will eatable every faintly to enjoy this delicacy at their
tables.
Au Express Load will be received daily at the ware
house of JNO C BIDWELL, Water , street, between
Smithfield and G toot,
no
(et sale their, and at the fol
lowing depots, Bets b. Berger, corner Smithfield and
2d sts, E lleaslmon, Diunconk A Horsier Peon i sth
Ward; D Haughty, foot or Liberty st; j Cohor t, Jr ,
Peon'a Avenue, Alereer I Holonson, Allegheny city..
novitl:
—NEW—IrCIREC ANDIIOSTOX PIA - 2111.
to"JOHN H. hIELLOR, No el Wood
street, hi, received invoices of a large
supply of Piano Fortes from die role•
bested manufactory of Lhickering,
Boston, to arose to • few days, of which due notice
will be given varying in price from 6175 to IMO.
Also !rem the umoofactortes of H Worcester, and
Bacon k Raven, New Volk, a bondman. assortment
of IL OS sod dl octave Piano Fortes, rosewood and
mahogany cues, of the most elegant descriptioN and
with all the late improvements.
The above, to add ion to 'he stock en hand, will
to the largest and most desirable selection ever
offered for sale in tons city, and will be sold in all eases
at ManUlaemrers pnees, on accommodating terms. and
• wn.ten guarantee given with every Piano Forte sold.
Join.; H. MELLOR,
Sole Agem for the sale of Chickenog's Piano Fortes,
for Western Pennsylvania. dec2o
NEW PIANOS.
Bola kinctry Ton NUNN. k CLuit's Cm-am. Puna
tit *to THE. subscriber h. Hist replenished
his stock of Pianos, which for variety
of style and prices has never been sur
passed to ton coy. Just received and
opened, the following now Pianos.
One 7 octave cabinet grand Piano, an entirely new
iIIVELIIjO7I..
One Rosewood 61, very elegant Norms .k. Clark.
One " b. " a
One " with Coleman's celebrated Lotion At.
mehment. This is a very superior Piano.
One " mahogany, plain, N. kC.
norl3 B. KLE.I3E.R, all W Woodwell'a
WOOL, FLOUR AND PRODIJO
LYMAN, REED 4 CO.,
ISoccessors to need, Hurd & Cot
GENERAL CONLIDISSION MERCHANTS
BOSTON'ALOSS.
Particular attention paid to the select( all kinds of Pro-
duce, and liberal advances made on consiimmenta.
1... IL & Co. have leave to refer to.—
Messrs R. Robison & Co. t p..._•_
R ed kROC, S tuattUrg.
• Heed, Parks & Co., Beaver,
Lawson Zs Covode, WeUavtila, 0.
Boswell Mang, Eaq. Steubenville. 0.
S. Brady, Esq.
P Peterson, Es 4 l Wheeling, Y.
Mean R Crenate &. Co.
Gill & Stout,
Rhodes &9gleby, Bridgeport, 0.
de eV- dkwtmay 163
se
p 4 T tlasenlilve ‘ ; '' Pla & t:d — Dulter KaiVtr,
3 " " plain Tea Brons;
" " " 'llp " •
3 "Threaded extra heavy;
2 '•" Dessert Spoons,
" Table "
1 " Tobacco Boon;
txtr Shovels;
I " " Mustard "
" C. Silver Spec Cases;
4 " " Specs;
4 " /Lad colts.
Also, a Allen's Patent Revolving Pistols; just reed
dec'S 67 Market at
••• •
RITCHIE & COCHRANE,
CIMARRO) & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 03 TCHOUPITOULAB STREET,
aurthdrorna•B New Orleans.
. . .
INFORM their friends and the public that they hams
no longer any connection with their late establish
ment In Penn street, known an We Pittsburgh Brewery,
having removed Weir entire business to the POINT
13 MERV. in PM sweet. nryillid ' yS
eachintP — risi r atlorl 4 .--. Lsif Inge.)
T
PORTED DIRECT PROM THE PdANUPACTU
.I. H EMS —The subscribers have on head and will
co saintly he. supplied wish Jas. Muspratt & Bons' eel-
eh ted Bleaching Powder, whichthey will warrant
7, 1
w i k f de nt h ,:ryiertor are p to r Tly ri m t r o mx l d .i iii the
the ll,..States,.
k' peter for cash or approved bills
vi W &111 MITCHELTREE, 160 liberty et_
/
— Nlnapratt itr, Bone. Soda Lan. .
HE subscribers are now receiving their Pall stock
of the shove article, direevessels, vie the Jimmie,
, dallion and Lydia, baying nrrived . at Philadelphia
a I/ Baltimore, and two more, the Stephen Baldwin and
ila, shortly expected; they are, therefore, prepared
receive orders. They will-receive daring We win
% r and spring regular supplies no New Orleans.
novl3 W.te Id IniTCHELTREE
WICK tr. McCANDLESS.
UNDIUfr -. ti bb's Nd 1 klackerel;
30 hills No 9 mackerel; :91 Of do No I do;
60 " " 3 " 10 do Taxmen Oil;
5 do Alum; 3 do E Salts,: 3 do chin'd Lossrood
1 hf do Now mo 9 50 boo No I scaled K runt,
50 bas Nod do do' 5 do *ester,' "darn'
10 do No 3 Tress'd do; 10 do No A do do
I bum Clates; ID bags. Java t oat;
50 hhd• prima N 0 Sugar; Just ree'd and for sale
deol4 DROn Vi L C .ULD E R R II * 9 , O IV
1311111. c Dentist. Corner of Pounti
and Deems, beAereen
sep9.dlein
mirnt
TTUZW 10.. C. POCLI, MOIL surosaaor
"001 110C/36 nt.IX 3014 UAZI IL LIMA
111.11.03.
11116011Afif108, GLASS 'WORKS.
SIMPSON tr. manufacturer. of Vial. Soule.,
Wi n d o w Gls., beep constantly oo caod' a
Coral usorpoent of ‘4e above article. Also, make
, order a superior article of.Mister.l or Besia-Walar
oleo, of colored glass. N 0.16 Wood st, Piclabenti-
HOUSES, LOTS, FARM, 14„,
Oman wad Ow Wes
ITUITEDon the Muhintrebela river,about Maim
from riM.WO NA 3 _mules above On L o a,
the inswedisse .obuslavd Menu. LYma Muivn
and Mr. John Hum % run Ms Joe body ol
Lad Coi l will be fold at , ellll3llpersenni-ems
in bend, balance live qual 'annul payments.
without lamest TWO trulispagable. Location vim
geed—came be P oe Amber partkralars
8.
.ho has 4 Malhadd
pull.sidenemega
N. U Them is snotha seam of seal on my i n .,
shoal MI Mei abase the bower,
of excelleal
j dif I B. B.
THE subscrilter will aull on acturautuditlug
valuable tract ofunitOnmed hind, !koala ea the
road leading from Brighton 'is Franklin, about eighteen
miles from Pittsburgb, and about eight mike from the
town of Freed= On the Ohio river. The tract eau
unios 4b4 acres and 20 perches, strict measure. The
land is of an excellent quality, emit DO acres almond,
mad well watered, and will be soldhilher. In whole of
in farms of convenient Mom to suit pcmcbascra
For furtbm particulars enquire of .WhL BOYD, Alf'
at Law office on 4th et, above Smitinald,Dilubullh•
.IdirOliti - Oardris
A'RACT of Matt, tern, in Harrison; Ponsge Co,
on the Cuyahoga river—about 30 acres ender ins
provement. Also, two unimproved lots in the wWage
of Warren, Tim:Mall Co, lat feet by ad Also, a kn 03
pound in the centre or Hartford, henbane°, with a
hoe dwelling home and score--one of did beat stands
for a merchant on the Western Reserve:' Any or all
this property will be Sold on very &comm.:dining
term IBAJASIett,
fable Water and Fran its.
AIOTOBLY POS SALE Olit =MT;
IHE large anearell bent rectory, erected on Rebeir
ea street, Allegheny city, by R. B. Cataao,Eaq n
nd for wale or !Opt fmal the lo t nfian.lo4.o. Ths
lot on which the Factory is erect ed, fount. 100 feet on
Rebecca street, and nins back 110 tea to Pad street.
The main building to of brick, three .itterlra ma
60 feet long by 07 feet whin. The Ravin HOMO is
large and commodious, with en englue,'beiler, stack
all in eomplete order. The ptoperty sold
low, and on advantageous terms.
Inquire of ROBERT weithirr,
dee:Ow:Ma Agent
von BALE on SENT.
/A, TIM subscribot offers for eale or rout, Itiv To*
Jja dence in Alleghouy city. Possenton Jean twirl
van Ist of February, Of sooner If neeesitay, and whb
ever may occupy n, Might find it advanteacrieu to re
tain some of the (immure, fee., particularly Linjted to
the place. 8. 2 8.. W. BOOM ~El 3.
W ANT ED TO REST—e. =all private dwell.
ing with not Woe than four rooms and a Web..
within five or ten minutes reach of the Diamond.
Afifiwte., with Ourtieulurs, *Box No. SIC Post Office."
rglo LET.—A Lot on' Boyd's Hilt, Bailable for one or
1 two Bock Yard., to let. Apply to
A S
hL B. LOWRIE,Ageo4 WY" "-
TWO uousimiAND 'Lows OR /Ass..
IrkTWO LOTS on Beaver street,,in the city of
Allegheny, above the upper Cormneus, on which
us erected a frame budding, two stories' high; mutable
for two small tenements. The lota are each twenty
feet in front by one hundred feet deep, and run bath
to a street forty feet wide. The buildMga on the pre
en., will pry a verynandsome Interest on the invest,'
mem, and the property will be mid
.cheap fos cask
Apply to li. Spread, Clerk's office; U. $. or to
cone :HAY k Ca
ROSEDALE TO LET.
THIS delightful Sommer Retreat, fors,
"Lome years past occupied by Mr. Ruch.
old, is offered foe sale or rent on the lion
et Apral next. This property has been. improved by
additional building', and • substantial 'tune wall, and
tonere planted "rub Evergreens'and Flub Trees. To
a good mean; capable of comineling the Retreat, the
terms will be returnable. OEO COCHR
Pinsbumb, Dee. IL Agent ter ProprietOr.
DOR 1116 NT.
a THE subscriber offers for rent (Cr the term of
orrn or more years,' a hap Convenient well
Be
two story Dwelling Butte, containing 8 teams
and Kitchen. Them lea lot of ground, comelning fl
acres of fine young.fmit trees of everrl#ol,
An., connected with the born Ta arty person wish
ing • delightful residence within' a few m.t.m. tidS
the city, this will be awe chance. Forkims, which
will be low to a geed tenant, inquire of Mr. Aso.
Wright, near the premises, of John Wan, corner or
Hand and Liberty streets, or of
0cr2841 THEO.*, WRIGHT.
. report, in Allegheny olir for gel..
ritHE subscribers elder (or sea a number of choice
Lots, Minato in the Second Ward, fronting on the
Common ground, on easy terms, bloom of
W. ON. ROBINSON,Attg Law, Si Clair a
or of /AS ROBINSON, on the premisee.
•
raytenneeetf T
for 8.1..
TEN ACILII OF LAND, situated in. Peebles towe
strip, on the Alonongahele, Mee miles from Pitts
burgh—to lots to sun phrehasera Poi further parte
elms apply in Heim Woods, 3d m., or
A. WASHINGTON,'
th, above Smithfield it
In iloreor Ocnisty.
ALOT% gwrehowie and Dwelhog,.datate on the
Erin Extension Canal, in the village of Wevt And
stir; a desirable location fora merchant Al" a
Lot and good Dwelling House well salted for • Tavern
Stand, inthe village of Orangeville, .00 StasCo
Obis. Terms easy. IS.al. DICKEY Co.
fade WatevAnd Wont ex
rIOAL LAND FOR BALE—Seven' acres coal hcod
ki for ule, ilign/10 in bend of the Monongahela River,
above Ilroarnrcille, Pa., having 7 Opt vein of coal
which will be sold m exchange tor good. For pardon
ers apply O le xl5l S k W:HARBA DO wood
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE..—The aubscriber
otters for We he three wary brut Warehouso
on Wood !creel, occupied . by' R. Tamer & Co.
apt 7 WOL.WILSON, h.
Er=
To Lat.
The sabscaers mill rag p!yr acute Wan
hot= now otec:MY. i t t i k E IL
co,
VLUABLEI REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET
FOR SALE—A Lot of Ground situate on Penn
treet, betcreme Hay and Alarbtary atreeta, adjoining
the bruise and lot now occupied by Richard Edwards,
having a front of 25 feet, and in depth 120 feet,. mill be
sold on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. En
quire of CL 0. LOOMIS, 4th at, near Womb
. „
A THREE sum Brick Hymning Hoose, on
Water, above Grant street. Peetesaan gieett on
the first of Ipneary, ISO, or soccer if required.
For terms, baqt, re of
nov'l ' 0 BLACRBURE4. Co, water ma
N.. 1101.31.70 s SONS,
Bank•r•. 117sohan1eltrek•!••
sun atoms tk:
NOTES, DRAFT'S, ADCCE PTBANK O ANCER,GOLIS, SILVER
ANTEIL ,.
COLLMTIONS.—Draks, Notes and Ateeptances
payable in any pan of the Union, coliketad on the most
favorable terms.
EXCHANGE on New Tort, Pldttidelphia and Usk
tilkiefe; also, Cineliustul, Louisville, Saint Louis and
New Orleans, constantly for side.
LOOM NOTES.—Notes on all solvent banks in the
United states discounted at the lowest rates. All kinds
of Foreign and Alpena. Gold and Silver Coin bought
and sold.
•
Office No. 3.5 Market wreer, between ad and alb,
Piusbargh, Pa.
CU,
BANEERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealers
in Foreign and Dainewto Ezehanga, Pertiffiratea at
Deposita,. Rank NOICS, and Speeiet Fourth Cent hoar
t r l ee=n it s =lor Ci rli m h
bretians made on twaior POP*I PO=
United Bowen
The highest pretrewn pald for Rosin and Asuarbran
Treat or &sad ter nal*.
EXCHANGE BRO
Gold.
Advaneas made on eonsiennunna t Prodnne,
pod Ewa, on libeial =inn .. maid
DILLS on England, Ireland, and Sestland bought
any amount as the Carreto. Rehm of Exchange.
o, °WM payable In any past of the Old Connote.,
from II to ZING, at the rate of SS to the Sterling,
without dedoetioo or amount, by JOSRUL ROBIN
SON, Barone. ana General. A4poo, office Sth n 000
door west of wood. octlatt
ins • ;e.
KILL i 4:ITrREI.I4 .
- DANIZETES wed Exehanse Drolenk
Bent' fsi Deslen in Fr
J9lll oigu and Domestic Time mut tit Billy of 14-
fel l: Tr IFv .e iZi ' slsee ' i, thirdlilef•tieltn• Fou Dino :th n l tst
Md.
.4•AAAA muotsto li a t. ,,, . unman L.
i a
JAANEERE AND EXCHANGE BEAD dealer
in Panto And Doonotato BED or Exchange, C.
u otos of Depodto, Bu Note* and Coin, cornem of
3d ood wood moot., dfre c dy wwwte & ch.. 1.. Ho
ml. .
w hh:
o 'll. FUNDS—
k-11
bitaaosirt,
• Bank Notes,
purchased at the lowest nt i a y s . E
,liy o
asoNs,
- anis wiz lOEIA3OIII-61 ght Cheeks on
.Ull Now Park,
Philadelphia, and
• • Sidtimons,
Constantly for late by N. HOUSES is SONS.
se • t 3 34$ Marken in.
11stothesig,v0 wands •• • Tin Elithins.
TkiEsobscnbers beg to call the attention ofßaliders,
Architects and owners of Ithildipp, to the many
advantages whir-ti these plates possum over all other
metallic substances hitherto aced for roofing, de., as
they possess at once the lightness oflron, vrolthout its
liability to rust, having now been tested for several
Yea. m tWs earucalar, both in this country and Mat
rope. They are less liable to expansion and comm.
than ken sudden change of the atmosphere, than com
mon tin plaint iron, sine, at any other metal now aged
for roofing, an consequently form al mach better and
tighter roof, nthuiring far boo frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost Is, but • trifle moot.
A full supply, of all due, Groom 164030 W. O, can
nanny on hand and for sale by
OEO. B. fiIOSEIVOOD ft CO..
14 and 16 Beaver street, New York.
The patent Bight for this article hiring been scoured
for the United States, all parties Beneath, thereon,
either by Importation or otherariso ' will - bciaroseet.
ted. • net OolkwlyT
. . •
ROST PROOF — fireal.
rpHE tindersigned have erected work. the city of
New York, for the porpolus of Oidvanizing all ern
e of Iron, *bleb it is desirable tb PROT=T FROM
RUST, such as Telegraph Wire, Botts, Spikes, Neils;
Wire for Felten., and any other snide which me i .he
required. Far Hoppa for Casks, assubstitute for bate
Rope; for Clothes Lines, Lightning Rods, and •host of
other applications, it will be found cheap and datable.
They would puticulerly eall!auention to the Galvani
sed Way forfences; it requires napalm, and will utst
mot Also to Spikes and Bolts, the preservation , pi
which is of so tench importance, that it will tolellWd
itself to the notice of all those interertml.
OEO. B. MOREWOOD t CO.,
octllo-drverlyT 14 and le Beaver st,N. York.
NEW 13113TFLUMENT's
mire subaeriber has been eppolated Belo Agent fey
the ante of CARE/LEM IMPROVED &MEADE
ONS, as manufaatomd end and perfected by Mews.
Musa t White, of ClueirmatL The usual ti r es
and extent beteg but Slur octaves, Mesons ILL lc VV4
aneordante with the puma desire and demartd,
have extended the scale of these stialzumsuts to 41* and
even h cameos, thus muting it Pettittaffile to perform
upon them any meant scrutewfor the etimp,sr Oruau.
The exterioe, alto, has hem ortad by planing
the body of the Irtwat alusn. math= 5.5=5
beautifully bronzed and ornamented, tendetirtg it at
once a magi elegant and espesttely desirable
Tee low Mut It within MC math
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and, at the tame time, matt. elegant piett i rS=l:
tote (or a ebreparativetride,,‘ H. KLEBEB,, ,
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1,5 taus xit cash aunt:nen oX.II moth app'ed hills.
5 sous cr upwards, a} demlittets do, in ad.
ded. For the superb: finable of thla brand 'Wet tti
the &eased soap oistsofaeutrezi ,this eik vr etntl.
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MEDICAL
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BARTvI VJEOZTAIILEI -EXTRA. CT
In n tal ' ti T en t : F' :Ztbs °l' ; ,..... N ir eerve llEM N " , ol N 3 e P"MadiY reo: h jui .u all ' oe thx . , :rue‘'Elb"eir" G L l'dli er .: :::‘ t. fi'.
bility, Defielene of Nervous end cal
and all Nervous '
In tro thero@ the Int
of all disease. that elms street the human race--
EPILEPTIC FITS.,
or Falling aiekness, Hysterical Pith, Cooy.l. i " . i.
SPesm. ho. Hen would impress it upon the minds o
the afflicted that the Vegetable Extract's the only rem
edy ere, discovered that eon be relied on for the per
eare of this most dreadful of en diseases. As
ith tendency is to insanity, madness and death, the moat
SKILLFUL, PHYSICIANS,
of Europe, as well asthma of our own emunry, bove
pronounced Epilepsy incurable. And it has been so
considered by many, until this moat important of all
&marches was made by Dr. 8. Han, wady Mitten
yean since., during sihkh time it has been performing
some of the mom
REMARKABLE CURE 3
open meted, and boa acquired a rem:damn which
time Moue can efface. Physicians of undoubted skill
and tterience, misdates. of venom &Dominant..
as well aslundreds of our eminent citizen. all unne
in roconunemfing the um of this truly valuable medi
cine to their patients, charge, and friends, who are el-
Meted, as the only remedy:* •
WE QUOTE THE LANGUAGE •
used by those who have been cured by this valuable
medicine: One gays, .I haws suffered beyond my pow
er of description, but I now rejoice In being fully re- -
Oared to health and happiness.. Anether says, "1
thank God.li (eel that lam a well man. I aim feel it
my dirty to proclaim It to the ends of the earth, that
those dmilarly afflicted may find relief." Aranher
(who is an EMINENT LAWYER and well known in
this city aye, "t"BtlrlTir:rri'
with brsswenjr enjoying good
the Vegetable
EXUMA Its fame," aye he, "should
and ought to be winded totho ends of the earth?' An
other says. "langu age to entirely inadequate to eaves.
my gratluide to . Hen for having been the mean.,
ander the:tainting of God, of remonag me to the enjoy
ment of geed health, after having been afflicted with
Epilepsy m its worst forms for more than twenty three
years, and my teeming and evening oblatioh of praise
and thanirmqving shall continue to ascend to that God
who pas afiented but to mega me whole..
Mrs. 3. Bradley, 113 Orchard street N. Y, states that
she has been =West to Hut for many years, and has
beau restored to perfect health (after every ether =WI
bad thiledrly the use of the Vegetable INtract.
Dr. Charles A. Enema, of Dover. Russell county, Ala.
who is one of the best phy.iclin. in the State, say* that
he has been much benefited by the n. of the Vegeta
ble Pause; and th at he unhesitatingly prmenbes It in
every case of Epilepsy which &uses ander hi. knowl,
O. graTbm l 7. Seq. formerly Postmmter at
Limo Mils, Crawford county, Pa., now living in Erns
coonry, Pa" ;ma" that for many years past he has
been morely alined with Gm, and he is now happy lo
state that a perseterlos as of Dr. Hart , . Vemiobk
Exuact, has motored tom to sound boot* being mitirrj
ly freed nom that worst of all climaxes.
Prom the alleblllati
"'The Wowing . certificate was green to Messrs. Tho
mas & Mlles, Doctor Hart's Agent. (or the one of his
I;_uotable Extract, for the cure of Epileptic Fits or
timngiStekness. We we induced to give it a place
in our editorial cetera. fromthe fact that is tbe only
known medicine that will cure Epilepsy, at the same
time believing itto be one ante greatest discoveries
LI medical seienee. Phydemns and men of science of
all ages have Wen trying to discover a remedy for this
disease, but all has been in vain until the present t,.-
cowry of Dr. Hen, and we would now say to those
afficted with fits, despair no longer, for there Is hope!
MESSES. THOMAS ft MILES, 100 Main sweet, Cin
etwelf, Ohio, Agents for Doctor Hart's Vegetable
Extract fat the care of Epileptic Pita:
Gentlemen—lt Is almost impossible for language to
express with erhashoulffit satisfaction I address these
few lines to you, for the purpose of informing you of
he beneficial reathe that have been effected by the
use of Dr. Hart% Vegetable Extract
Myeon, tw elve yeara, hos been severely af
flicted with de Fits, and with awe severity that
the oninion wa s, tumid not be cured
In one able puma= he fell nod broke his pyre.
12 calla In Dr. Mulford, a very excellent *modals;
whom-set It. Rbiaol76Cd me that my eon'. Nervous
System was very mach dmmered, azuldbot it would be
Impossible to cure him of Emlepsy as Folloptic Fits
were alma incurable,. sad emplo ying phYnctuns in
1 his ease would be only throwing money away.
I rolled upon Dr. Puttee; he infOrma cue that We
disease had muted a chronic fcrrm, tad it wotildtako
a long time to care him if he could be cored at all.
He became worse and worse„ and I began to think
there wills no cure for him, wain saw the advertise
went of Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract in one of our cry
puers, with certificates from permits who had been
officiator ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, and even forty
t
years, and restored health by the use of the Extract
I called et your and Mier conversing witahl.r.
Thomas, I came to is cone:Won to porches." ilree
dollar package. It a little o r e. good Mon t I
wouldtry another, m the we of which I parer, ved
some littie,enefit. -
I then came to the conclusion to purchase a ten dol
lar box. I found that it was of so much service to him
. . .
I was to induced parchase . second. And Imu truly
thankful that I done soots by the use orate ten pack's
gm he !subsea:catered to perfect health.
Should any person be desirous of neemg him, and as
certaining farlher particulars, I should be pleased to
gratify them by their calling on me at my resitimme,
south treat comer of Fourth tad Park atrects, Cinem
nazi Ohio. ISAAC N. PERKINS.
Cureirusati,Augmarlifilla 1841. -
THE TIME IS NOT FAR DISTANT
When thous apda who are now trembling under the
hand of this drOdial diaeuo, and fearing that every
snook may prove fatal, will Ind permanent relief and
be restored inflow life, by using this celebrated medi
cine. Over one thousand coruficatra have been re
ceived in testimony of the beneficial remits produced
by the use of Dr. Hrus's Vegetable Extract.
Prepared by S. HART, AL D., New - York. '
Price, one package MOO
do four packages 1),00
do eight doOp
THOMAS fr. MILES. 16k Main street, Cinctunati,
Ohio, General Agents for United States, Canada, end
West Indier
WILCOX, Jr., comer of Inotoond and 'Alarm st,
A a k'bosbasgh, P.
Agent
far
EdlAnzt =WAe, Columbus, Ohio; II & E Goy!ord,
Cleireload: for solo by ' thoiriocipoldws,
gists and mere to thrabghOut ttiO Vatted Stoles.
navltl-d&orS
DALLBI 4 B 11101 CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR!
NE (allowing from George E. Pomeroy, F.e¢, the
•
T well known proprietor of the Express, spears (or
Wolfe( the importance of the Pain EXtractor to every
parent.
Faun Omar, Albany, Sept. I.
Dataacr: My Dear Eir—With Mellows of no or
dinary pleasure I address y . o. in relation to the benefit
I have received from yourmvainable Pain Extractor.
Late.l l l,4ay little daughter, 0 years old. had pitcher
of ' .'mar tamed Into her bosom; her rorromn
wore dreadful, ao that. crowd instantly gathered be•
lore the hem to leans the comae Oilbe terrible Screams.
/ are her clothe. mender, and on read on your '
=nd ales wax canted and laid upon a bed., She
n relieved from her pains, and sari feel
as 111 could tangier , and was soon In omen Loop. She
we t s melded to • blister from the top of her shoulder
over more than half her chest, and round under the
arias. On the Moulder and breast It was very deep,
yet from the first hour, she complained onlywilco it
seas around. The sore healed rapidly, and there is no
contraction of the muscles.
With many wishes, my dear sir, for your imeresr.uk
the sale of this mighty article,
I sun yours, with respect,
GEO F. POMEROY.
TEE TEST mad NO MISTAKE'
Mu varmint, Dailey, will ever produce the same in
susumneaus relief. and soothing, cooling effect, to th•
severest caws of Rums, Beside, Piles, tee.
The Counteefeits—no n alter Hader what names they
may apcoar—alsreys irritate, and Increase the pain.
TO TEE PUBLIC.
1, Newel:. Holmes , of Chatham. Melvin Bridge,
Columbia erty, N. Y, have been cilllcted with rhea
meuism ter bream, feet, and ail over my, body, for
six yews, W that I coakl not stand, and was eare d by
those applications of Dalley's kla&al Pain Retractor.
EDWAR.D P. HOLIIES.
Mr. Dailey: Sis—l cue= finger with • copper nail,
the poise nature of srMch ceased my arm co,
considerably, with eonatant shooting pains t he o the
shoe/let. A large swelling taking place at the arm
pb, with Mc:cuingpain, I =autos fearful of rho Lock
jaw. In this extremity your Pain Extractor was ro
eocumended to me, and which I was prevail= upon to
try. The consequent* was that it afforded me almost
haunt relief, mid in three day. I seam completely cu
red. ' , JOSEPH HARRISON, riew.York,
comer Broome and Sullivan sts, Sept
NOTICE—H. Dam= is the inventor of this invalu
able temedy, and never has and never will common,
este In any wrin groan the West ofus coladninon:
All lailtleloll. therefore, not made and pat up b
him, are baseetamterfeits.
Paoraxgroa's Duras-41A Broadway, Now York ;
=Chastain street,
_Phila.
JOHN D. HORGAN, Gemmel Depot; De. WM;
THORN Agents
RN, Agents for Pittalmegk.
atlry's Aram= Gaimeouo Carson,.
Cures humors, sparrin, (111h1,07, =case,
Woes, gaffs, and bruises. Pamphlets, crenamtme cer—
tifieltes of respectable parties, may be bad on applicas
Apo to JOHN D. hIOROAN,
Agem• Palebutah
MEDICAL Ss SURGICAL OFFICE,
KNo. 65, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
• few dome balms Wood satet, mi
• • ••' DR. BROWN, barite bees
b„,„ itgaLatly educated to the medics
• profession, and and been for some time
- •
a remit practice, toveimafince
his intend= to the treatment of
those prorate and delicate cam:
• , phew. for which hie opportunities
.: 11111 ' and expert= pecaliwiy - awed.
him. II yearr essidamslydevete4
to ma • y • treatment of f those complalms,(duftg whick
dine he has had =re omace end of
cured more pa
dents than muit eras fall to the lot of any private pr.-
atones) amply qualiiim him to oder asessuneu of
sited , permanent, and satisfactory core to all a n
, diseesee, Lad ail diseases arising. there)
Ire
Dr. Drown would Wines those *Meted with private
dis=wMch have Demise chronic by time or
of by the ttes of any of the common nostrum s of
tke day, thakthair complamts can be Mikan) , end thor
oughly ems -W; he having siren his metal intention to
tams,and sweet:led In Inman-de
ofiustanoes In curing persons of Indammadoe of the
neck of the bladder, La kindred tisanes which often
'result from those cues where others have consigned
ibmn to hopeless despair. He pasticalasly invnes such
ae have been long sod aneneoessibily treated by others
hire, when every eats:faction will be given
sw a s ki r w i their eases usaleA in a carthd, thorough end
in . meaner, pointed oat by a leas experience
study, std invew which it is impoesibie for twos
=l =i:4= practice of medicine to give an
irrlinsaia or Reptart—Dr. Drown also 111411 e, peri
eons Mimed with Herniate call, as he hasp:id
parno
alar =cutest to this &imam
CANCERS also eared.
Rhin iiborser, alaisPi ato.,
charm very law.
N. .—Patients of cult sex 1/ving at a disunite, by
eating their disease in writing, giving au ae map;
tams, eau obtain maid." with directions .for nye, by
sibiresving T. DROWN, M.. D., post paid, toil end es
tag a foe.
Moo Na OP, Diamond allay, opposite the vied,
Boas&
ilazdatmase 7 -Dr. Brown's newly disMivered =co
d yfOr lihemastmas is • speedy and tart* remedy for
that Weal tumble. It wsver falla
Mee and Private Consaltiny Room, Vv. es DM
mead allay. Passbargh, Pa. The Doctor is always a t
Mama. .
IllOr No ems mpay.
Oftta• of Lasierteas i Wasalffse'ristesats.
'JAMES GREENOUGH, of the law Eno 'ell:Mier &
id ,Oteeramp h e i rtantist the badness et Casseinits
itt Attorney, at ble calinfinthe city
a I % I IVIN' nom tie may be wasd" l " Cm
-litl kiasuctinatiena In Steel:ROM in th e
'fttentOMee m = l ialsewiwre, in lantlahlari drawing.
and waillawialts of meetthaw, andallingicrattecessa-
Ty, transfer, mend le-isane ar ext®d leneniltaatent in
all
-Uniteal Elutes of Europa He can his soma
ed prefealenaft on all cremates of ti n oil.
hill Wader the Pawnt Law, end pilki.a z;
titian teat. due Peter&Olk& arms app* e
far Which bla lama experience in the
Patent ea an
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