~ J l(ta ft
CIS ` .
TO,Trltt SELECT 43ikcona0 coi!' • - "
Guriunces — 4 1 R-gg7 4t.ic.??l #3rthe te r n 1848, selects
TeLollesi fellows: • • • • '
That they have:o=llmM the wamulthodykept the mare, ecunpared it with use vouchers and
find then teitisee'i , '
They have ales esedatted the wheats or thepAy Irrisseater ' :coMpered them with the war
nut drawls ee hire by *layer, stitleti hurtles= pill; tele/ With - vouchers; and' the ad.-
want* elite 4'arlotweitytdEleee and flati thitio swerespowl. -
The balanceotesatt on . hand iiistpceted ii.-.Thasturees account, amount Ito 1114, 11E11 40--blehts
ding'esep- , T has - beett &anted btt,b'eas d teed eared. - - The. eatuandiag , wawants drawn by the
Mayor amonntw iii I.; r.
• Yeas Otatmilles aubmtttbeiecompanylat asecetets et tee ether elty oaken,. and •
aloe auttemant btThe tedebtednesasdthecity,togettlesmilh a • atattmete of the amottnts'bf County
Urea pigttllmut, air : voles =mut paid by itheOttutty for the last 8 yeezkits-which we would call
,thee arly attention' or iyi*.c4*titiV
AA. S. Jcibaston. City Trllllsllool6M wAtbilhe *axon AlLldermins, lead Cit..
• . .
1943, Jan I.
To balance In Treasury
Cash,•Gley Taxes of '47 1,816 63
Wax/Brum of eV. 1,915 54
Redeem Taxed 47 391 95
City.Taxm of 14,3 • 35343 39
u Water Rents °feed : 11:53131
Ruiners Tax of 48 , _ • '. siat 14
Wkeleedo of Tim McFadden_ 14647F64
" 3.'11 Bartow% Met 111aatar.ar;
Markets• , • ,
D Drennan, Fain of MayScilei , 3j ,3 00
8 F Northam, 13r. Clear Gimpy - -. 2
Jacob Fedder.rBr., Salt legman -
, '309 10
" Rene of Enalls in Dianeread markets . 3 , 433 83
Wasdeambeet 63 64
3 0 . 1 OreeMA/elk of Markets., 4 333 11 1
John Horton, Sib Ward market , 17 eul
G. Adams; Ilaes and antaitates , 1 723 ; 63
_ .Voiemblee Stalls , 11 33 33 ,
Rote bloom, for &nem and *ruling- tiff co
• • eta Efts 3lo 25
" • Rent at old Water Works - 47 60
F E Volt, gamed motet basin , 05 .33
L 8 Joh voaluirfays, de. , - 114 10
Fees hone Board mestere. 311
0 Rent of moms Mold Court House 607 Cel
0 HParlsoo, tamest an bond 36J60
"
lan Tomlinson, , on deemed Wats/
" Lot
_. • . , 00
Guardians of Four,intermt ' 1,118
le Scrip af1591 Ock, ism, for Lawn
" Rent of Gas lot, - . ,1,540
relvldeed on Cassock 3,073'00
u Dray Licenses collected Wham= /AM 01
Poftes Rasa- U •- 6394
• " Balance, of sorm cf MU/ szellBl6 4963.31
Scrip of 18els Oct, 1843• •- !Be= 13 1
MAW) 13
=EI
The Agnednet oirer;thii Allntnintllivin• et PltiOrargh, Irby nebullennip
Myfn Ace aunt nyttlllhe Mayen, Alderman:lnn anlsans of Plntabunlb.
-
Dr. _
1843-o,t. 2. To Cialtrf r it -Oa
f e l= 2
. 11944—.41. 4. To coranct iriah..M.K.C..ffeter
- . for fog g a min sad Mato-
Dee D. To maul paid Cantor. of
• Toilaiand neesszarr r;
front April repai. • 623 ri,
“ . 1, - ,....itiiibizo - u-.111.4;
„ 4 ,- ,=, Urr a l s , i t h etnettl
6'16,11111m weak pregraseed, 23,1%1
11145-8ep.50. Towne= paid I A Itaelding, ,
trahusee due
htmon:eontreet,
froze Othlannat7 011 date,- , 'SW
Dee 31. To amount patd Collectors et.
Tolle =dotter nnentses,and
for ti 3 0: 55 St
” ” To intareat ." SAS 55
--.----
3845—Jan. 1. To balanee, .57,751 15
Dec.3l. To amount paid -wantons. of
• ' tolls, ottelusunt and whew
necessary expanses till date, 2,902 SO
" ", To Onaresatli date, 3,775 171
1E47-4m L Tablas:ace, 60,694 WI
Dee.3L To am:am paid adieu:an at .
WIN wom,==, and caber
expeaurestill due, 1,5 m go
“ .. To lateralt till 422,14 Ude '
.--,
71.77119
,1848—.11a. 1. To balance, • awn 04
Dec.3o. To amount paid collectors of
• tolls, watchmen, and accts.-
SIT repthli and -reagleturs
till date, - %TV j
Totals:est taldste, 3,44 7 251
'The :meat at mousy collected at the ales of the
..lstounkin V 917
•
The *bolo combat about, flato,e.,,t,tuit emceed the Piusimret*ineduer 18f2, wa5,0154,
Itommtich was collected VMS 25-100
Amount, tenoned from foot passengers 3,4 60-100
TAX cozatuoicuuxaccovalts. i
BERNARD HiTBLY , lat Wald t--
Basta& due 4oldtrplicate Dr 1.1311 8485 111
Interest' froin ditty 1 , 1842.. . ,
- 1
DAVID lONI4ID, 2a :wird: . •
Balsoce duo on Qty, Water, sad Buss%
. • ness Tex for 1844 709 1.0,
jolt
from Januar 1, 180..
..
11. - .VHAHEECrir, - 3R1W4831: - ''''-- -• •- . - ,
Balance doe on Gty, Warn sad Boni. ,
' tuns Salto , 1847 ' 842 15
' Interest flint Ituntary 1. -
;6th Ward:
w a lusl '
Balance dab an City and EI:ELM=
Tax barlBl7 - . CJ OS
111,899 45
Tile above, acconnth . hsee been placed In the
kinds of thn - City Solicitor;thr Collection.
For 1844.-
VILTIANCISMITCHIN, ld t
Amt. of duplicate SorcityTms, 8,407 18
Walaritent„ 3;647 , 50
„ Basiacom Ta5,,1,814 45
X 5898 13
By Cash pita:Treasurer, 14,577 38
• Ezooeistioos, ' 574 • 61
ieduction by Water Comm. 54 50
Commission, 4sB 09
704
, 58
BoUndo uneoneeted, 1234 55
JOHN WERE, ,
linit.4Daplieme sarektyTal IMO. 63
• „ Water Restr2,B9B-00 -
Busineis 7)04 1',020 26
• . .4--"1124 , 9 90
By Oksh imid.Teessaier, 9,95812
Itcductions by Watet Cam. 22 50
7 -togso ot
Bence uoicalected, sl#3B 88
/08EPII Warl,D9all, Std Wool.
.
Azot ofdgplieus iSiCay . Tax,'B,soll . o2
Wearßeat, -7,14210
Thaiduesi T4F, 840 75
164
90 27
By Gob paid Teetswer, Wl4B 00
ExonsastioB4, 437,35
Thedoction ty Water Cam. - 5Z co •
395 44
79
'Balance; inseollected, . $41,V1 43
tiattAßD ,HOPE; 4th Ward:
• Aratafdapliessa 01047a5,, 8,294 98
Weser Rant, 4A2 00
- „ . ; l ::pctsinass Tat, ? 315:88
. • . 13,732 84
By Cash }Mil Tenant; 11,000 00
„ • P.^ 4,. ..; .:101.04 •
.„ Reduction of Wedei..cuen;;::.62.oo
"Caromiedent, -
• Bahama Insma6sit4 01,455 75
. -•-••••• •
.501 IN LOW/C74 - 6th Ward •
Amt* at duplicate ofars Tax, C 837.48
n Water Baal, 5,190.00
Busfaeserat,. 133 17 •
4030 65
• ny . uuijOodd Treasurer sp2s 75 -
EX0116111:1012:11 55
Seduction by Water Cam. 61.00
Catamt9oo, 287 92
----- 9451 17
n
Balance isooeesl4,
.ll : 8899 48
ASTHIIB 154:5CELLAM, 6ib .
,
Ana of dnpliesse of' 4 Tax, 2,971 37
Sgal. 50
&wimp "Tax, - 16 S 4 •
• • 5,280 Z
By Clash pad Trani:vet, " get_ oo
_ •
„ Exoneration", 3SI . b 3
.1115doetinn hp Wante Caw. 19'00
, Ccamminiati, 119 43
4.446
Bean= uneistractot • $ 535 95
GEORGE -CAMMERT, Ithl l 7ut
Arret cf rApnciteofatyTax,299o 12
do •do bualsionisTax,' -5 83
--r41,-W 95
=Trimmer, 700 00
79 .21
21.00
• ....
&knee uncollected, $2Ol 64
,
Watai
.60
w a / P ll ' ellt a z ; . 17 91
'
do 'bnall"l
5' 00.
sydsthy d 1,306 01
ilethicsio by • • r• 45-19
- -
• - $967'10
settled the kit aunt- • Mi./essoP the 61 , 4,
rieaa
ot
• 9th
49 •63' •
• likiard'llido" rrifi'ss
29
• !VS.
,Sl4 1.0
;:etbisazdesiou,
ct
' qiiilasoe ulicediode
- -
."-Ar
ritjt,tiaL
. . r.,1`31
649..gipaiiiaeat 0t.6 4133 i7P 1 i 3 g 0111 4, 'ix ,
N0.1.-gassidet O on M Y LOan* 42
N M V eittleins 7.5E0 Eir
a luteres4 ,639
3., Pub 604141.169 411
tan VI
, '4. Engine and Hose Companies 3.894 96
. 6 Cin7 Watch_ 6450 16
1 a CityWatetWorks, ' 19,649 aS
Ili Mising ngwets and wing n
fevem 16,
4 3140 4 09 20
S. Cawi
I 9.
I. Paine inintsimidllgptinC 23
• .10. 844ilarranizpoaar 49
':0449114g eireces, 7,=
se
marks* /44. 660 69
; 12. Noccongibela Whist • 997'49
' 13.. Aliases, -.. 1,064 05
IC Conampoi6Me ' 2,483 Di
• 15., Ciiy Lotus:.,-." ao so
Is. Onisisadingmsarite 3,934 103
desidaygggleetnis;tediareadmip.of '43,4446 2 4,963 al.
. •. .4 ... • n scrip Of 189 b, Oct. 448,fai
gas4i 6 a A I;ating. 9,327 02
Sioldnypsymants, soeiD of 18t1 OM, 448, for
, impairment wain :
Daiwa in Thaw, L . C 3 1132
In addition to tW gains Ws= there is In
thrum, of the
an
boned per ordinaneo
of Inch Ocnobar 1110,472 o 8
(1944—D9a.Z1. B cash received for tolls
from lath Slant, 1914, till
dam e :at 11,76.5 CO
31. 2y cub- meshed am tolls
(• from 9th Jana till dam, 9,601 93
Ammo to balsam•, 67,791 to
840—poo. Sl t Breubreaa..a lkon tolls
teost 4threb.tY tat deo, 7,70 75
Antos= to balance, MAN 77
18 7—DM. By cash received ham tolls
dom leth Jac. tUI dare, 10,174 45
. Actocattobeleace, MAP C 4
1844—Dee , 33. By ea* maenad hem tofu
dud Vat /an. tilt date, 10331 73
Amoaat to Waned. 53,231 17
Ma 1
Totalamount m 7818
Rtsciiritukailzaof Ter r ssmom%cud a ea diffevat
Aet.cuicolleited--
le lit Ward, in 1841, $455 11
3ddo • tE44, ' 798 10
: - do 'MI 611115
Bib 1847,.
.93 05
45
lat do 1848, 231 65
24 do " 1,668 88
3d do - " 2,767 86
1,456.75
699 48
835 95
204 64
404 50
14 83
--48,287 04
ith do
sth do
6th. do
Ith do
sth do
9th do
Total sloam*?/ Mu* d
GABRIEL , ADAMS, repos* u aillows
liesdresl kir Deistisls6' 2SO no
do Vele. sall tents, 1,525 50
do rims and Welt. TA 53
--.42,52503
$2,530 03
By east paid FretilUfer
-•• • .
Re ha alto received foesoablett be is antittad to
by-law, $1,064 32.
JOHN GREEN, oak of the Market
Annywit et-ronw °Awned from outside wads
and waiiihi,hcan Jannsay 22,1658, to January
IW, 41: “. VASS 95
. Ey,elesh 1,329 -
COnandssion; 148 69
- ---81,4E6 95
The aniddii etflannidajipoonds of banal' taken
in auLr* one,is.l3o bsWal which gone- to the
4ZFarm. ai l has lm ;mounted 651 coeds of
r, i fig4
and. 51,0 nowsured and branded
iislywripnati ' iiitrta'entagami In lomat conL—
Unwind Ina *1141010 96 en
JACOS MODES, Salt higtotar:
lorns4= 7 ll44= to Popezober
2 kie2 '
3 •
A 48,632.4i55e1* FAtakr4{74B 2L.
One bora ables two been paid to galmatter.
DIIENifEN,Vaigh Muter at the
t ecdcz
Amount of Fan recated from the Janus.
Pf to. Not: SOth, 1848, • ..• ....... .$699 08
Pahl Me palterer one ha1f,........ 343 54
f -
AARON M. LUMP= Weigh Muter et
Idarkeneenived Peer in the Flour Market,
In the an Court Haase, from Jaoaasy'2o to Dec.
27,1818' ' ' - WM 43
Ity caahltdd Teetanurer !
100 00
T.:Eiltioniteuecity.giuger
ttaeeicreata Dem 20,12 to Dec. 23, 48—
12,04bitists idotasses.foos teed, $7l
5,160 4O 25 75
et,190 do 005,1(0., do 37 55
Paid City Treasurer oaa big
raomAsvirADDEA.wtalf Muter at the Mo.
nottgahela Mae—collected wharfage 2r the
yei5.1217,. - i 256 15
1848, 15,801.48
------$16,058 23
515,617 44
Eg
sgrfateo6 ash paid Treasurert,
Cann wwwrero money
as hand, 1139 00
Sew= op Erie mow. 19 50
Wharfage last far the year 1657, 66 50
flneo6eetod wharfage for y'r 296 79
16,059 23
Emmy UAL Wharf Mutes at the
Allegheny Wharf:
=he the year 1848, 3,350 25
Treasurer, • 3,094 44
UncolleeterWhasp Car 1848 237 61
3,352 05
J. W. LIGHTNER, lata Mar( Muter at
Allegheny Wbarf:
For balance dna, and unpaid Wharfage, 469 00
eitoaeara.
JOHN OWENS, 144 rd
W42d l au
Measured la the city, 4,496,000 feat,
ran. 449 60
Ptddßeegttel, 47 44
E. lIPSTILIO 2ruPirea t : —
pro Report;:
JAMES fiIWASITA 3 04 Nara
1.1=000 41 0. 1 b.C 1 11 7 , '" & Feat 210 40
on40(1004, 20 MOO
Parreasurar,
Rom t4CLUB.I3, 4th Ward
M ol44 ratia the ci1Y.0,642,085 MO 20
t , •Pabi Tree/my: - • • • 84 OS
J. W. LIGEUTTER, an wag
tro Report.
ANDitEW ALLENOSth.Ward
tiaßeport.
. .
lAMBS 8039, Tat WfM
No Report.
PLENUM 1.108311.0 W, fsh Ward
51‘118rel fBl5B 61 7 , 4 5 % 9721
r:catdthadtl,9l,9oottl Fees, 158 49
Psdergetuseen, ,
Watt ft....straiig, giti Ward:
gPILI adil"hhe f ryr4la9,7s9d. Fees 419 87
- : ■ • oat cd,this caty,81,876 .
=TT LOANS.
Penasout $708,03S 99
ThasmarA il li,Ny Strip, Leal 22000 oo
to 616,4 '
Toss Ore 49:40X,
=ME
• H 111.4,1
• salins.;eir..the Pro Party sad it .rniTiffst
. _ , of Om Oily.
ntor*Olts andlot• 99 0 000 .
oppoilieliew Omni House,. •••• • • • 39,000
Orn c
m m:
d wetted with Basin, at ouss,••• 00,000 -
ii4a.ce dee on old Hay Scale Lot. ;ma
Balance due on old Water Works Lot on
Cecil Alley, 23,000
Poor House . ...... 9,100
Fire Engine Muse Lo t s --4 in number,— 8,90 w
Allegheny Wharf, 100,000
Monongahela. .230,000
Principal of Revenue from Marketsturd
other spumes: 192.800
Gas Stock 68,400
Aqueduct, 38,27:4
$1,313,534
• It may be prqper to add that the revenue derived
from Tales la not included in the above values
tion.
Your Committee deem it right and proper to
lay before Council as a part of their mod, to
order that some action may be had thereon, I.
c°,l s l guiV4i§4tePeut or the Ceunty Tax assessed
upon property. Within the county, including' the .
cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, for a period of
eight years, last past, in order that your honorable
bodies may be informed of the relative amounts
aniseed in the two cities respectively, and that
assessed upon property in the county
STATEhIENT :
For the Total Assail of Portion in Portion In
Years County Tax. Pittsburgh. Allegheny.
1840 71,563 83 28,599 98 8,070 05
1841 75.921 69 30,499 53 8,588 83
1849 77,462 32 30,845 98 8,999 34
1843 46,345 95 18,097 54 5,430 54
1844 47,949 60 16,890 35 , 5,895 73
1845 32,339 24 8,560 19 5, 0 53 8 4
1846 31,036 65 10,207 69 4,798 49
1847 37,556 77 13 325 79 5,698 02
1845
,„ 49,734 19 18,905 67 7,421 18
5469,030 14 5176,131 71 59,047 07
176,131 71
The amt. assessed ip the two cities,
greater than half of the whole amt.• 8238,078 78
It will appear from the foregoing, that dining a
period of eight years, the assessments In the two
cities, are more than one half of the whole county
taxes. In Pittsburgh alone, previous to the great
fire of 1845, the assessment exceeded the two fifths
of the entire county tax ; and since that aventfal
period—notwithstanding the immense destruetion
of property, and the consequent lessening In value
of property in our ay—the amount assessed has
Increased to et sum mach greater than the one
third of the whole taxes. Your Committee have
had beitre them, information showing clearly, that
while city property has been amassed at compare.
tively its real or fall value, property to the minty,
farms, &o. have been returned at two, three,
tour,
and five hundred dollars, when their real value
would exceed so many thousands.
The enormous proportion of taxes under the
present system, assessed upon property in this city,
to be expended in viewing and payment of dame
ages inclined in laying out and building bridges ;
&a, in the opinion of your Committee, require the
adoption of some other, by which the city may be
relieved from a burden so unjust and onerous.
Your Committee also deem it proper, in cow
locution with this subject, to refer Councils to the
act of assembly passed the 15th day of Much,
1847, relating to the assessment of damages oc
casional by the opening. of streets and alley? in
Pitzsbutgh, which in its operation is most unjust,
and calls loudly for is repeaL
,Your Committee urge peon Councils immediate
and prompt action, in petitioning the Legislature,
for tie immediate repeal of said art of Assembly,
which in its operation, cuts off the only means by
which our city could receive even a partial re,
muneralloa for the enormous proportion of taxes
paid into the county treasury.
&C. HILL. •
STONER. Auditing Coramines
JACOB MCOLLISTER,}
S.
71,771 January sth, 1819.
29
$128,4130 11
A an nal Report of Committee en City
To the &lea and Common Councils of the Cif,y of
Pittsburgh.
The Committee on Water respectfully report—
That in consequence of the absence of Mir. lames
Thompson, when be was appointed Superintend.
not of the Water Woiks, under the provisions of
the Ordinance of 27th December, 1847, and the
disappointment...tamed by his subsequent resig
nation of the office, it was not until the fund Of
March, that Mr. M'Clelland entered upon his do•
tie., to the able communication from whom, hem
with presented, your committee refer fora detail
ed statement of the prelim' condition of the works
—the extension of the supply from the present
basin—the particulars of the contracts made for
completing the present, and canrtrocting the New
Works, and the amount of work dune thereon—as
well as for an account of the revenue and expels.
idituro for the ill. year, regular books for which
have been kept by the ILISMOt and clerk, and in,
addition to the other duties prerlobsly discharged .
by that officer.
The experience of the past year has convinced
the committee of the benefits arming from the el.
terstion In the system of management of the Wa
ter Works, introduced by the Ordinance of 27th
December. 1E47, which will be more apparent,
when the work, fur the supply of t h e upper Ward.
are completed—at which time, however, some
modifications will be required, among the most
important of which would be a revision of the
tang - of meter rents, and the adoption of a mom
efficient phut far their collection. as it will be seen
from this year's accounts that a large amount re
maina uncollected, of which it is feared that a con.
siderable proportion will he uluinaiely lost, not.
withstanding the efforts of the collectors.
410 AV 731
$10,165 49
The vast consumption of water by the rolling
mills, and other large steam engines, renders the
continuance of their supply a question of doubtful
expedlency, unless at a considerable adeanne upon
the rates at which they are now asseued,aud with
Which some of their proprietors are dissatisfied.
By referring to the Report of the Committee for
1916, it will appear that the total cost of the lots,
restassoirs, pipes, engines was es
, fico, to that day, W
near a, can be estimated, 8490,722 62
Cost of permanent extensions in 1847, 4,094 97
do do 1049, 10,20 54
Making total oast, to 31st Dee,lStat 0.511,1131 13
Lou mooed. of lots on Daqoaane
Way, mold for 1124,000
Old Engines, Ptimpa.ike., on
lot, sold, and estimated at 2,000
Estimated value or let on Grant
Street, 240 feet square, soy 30,000
Leaves estimated cow of Work. $135,071 13
It la supposed that of the above amount, the
portion no which the city pays an anneal interest
of 0 r cool. may be e sti mated at about $323.000,
making interest, r • • -• • • • ........ 319,500
Current ezpeoaes, per A p, 68,010
Salaries paid to Superintendent and
—1%340
Making total tinnusl coat of Works, .$29,650
Fwirss , ed net proceeds of the Jut year's maser
rear, per report herewith, 628,321 Ely which it
will appear that the water rants fall one shoats - a
dollsa abort of paying the actual expenses of the
works. '
When the construction of the new basin and the
engine for its auppiy were decided upon, a number
of designs for the engines and pumps ware sub
mitted to the committee. In adopting the plan
presented by Messrs. Knapp 6r. Totten, your comp
mittee were governed in a great measure by the
satisfaMary results of similar machinery at Sten.
beneath and Wheeling. Your committee believed
that the interest of the city 7rmuld be promoted, and
the punctual execution of the conthttet would - tie
teamed, by awarding it to an establishment poises&
leg sufficient means and capita) , within itself to
complete the whole work, and therefore, although
a proposition was handed in by another engine
buddq, that might have mu a few hundred doliara
they slimed the engines and primps to Merin.
Kapp de Totten, after the withdrawal of the Wier
from the committee, as their offer was lower than
the bid of any other establishment of equal extent..
During the last year, the committee have des;
vetoed torn and defaced scrip to the amount of
thirty six thousand dollars, winch has been repla
ced by the issue of an equal amount of new scrip.
The Committee have expended only one thous
and dollars of the amount of scrip placed at their
disposal by the Ordinance of 100 r October last.
They, in conclusion, beg leavu to state that the
Warks,Basie,deo., are now In a condition of greater
efficiency than they have ever previously been,
which may, they believe, in a great measure be at.
thlbuted to the attention and industry manifested
Eby the Superintendent in the diffeluta of his to ,
doors duties. THOS.
MS. T. 111NC/il .
JOHN sHIPTO ,
i. 11: HARTLEY
SCOTT ,
h..
HAHIgI4 4, I I4STRONG,
January 5;1840.
Report of the Superintendent.
•
The Superintendent presents 19 the Water COITI•
mince a statement of the conditien cider Works,
and of the operations of the last year.
*Or in the year the:new steam eylinde_ rts with
edm , and tenser improvemeals to the Engines
and pumps, wepeput yt complete order for work.
lag. But although, by the Into arklogelnePt the
two Engines are adapted in Work on the shall as
well a* 'hotly, they have been thuslarrun sin ly,
With the exception of a few days for trial. One
pump Is capable of [Mouthing water for the
prawns demand; but when the arrangements shut
all have beep completed tor running the two to.
gather, it will be with advantage to the machinery
sad a saving of fuel, to so ran them.
In order however, to a late and recurs working
oldie two engines and pumps jointly on Morena.
ed Imply of watcr from the river, as well as an
e d iq pirnent of the Rising Main have been, deem.
eel' necessary. docordingly by authority from the
Councils, contracts have bean catered into kir the
necessary pipes. About tern thirds 'piths whole
n u th herrequired for the rising main, 24 inches
hors, beve been cast at the -Foundry of John Nich
ohma' end dm remainder' would doubtless have
b e au cast by this time, Mama Mr. Nicholson's
works been /OtaltSkikagMed by fire on the night of
the 23rd, Nov. last. 33 km , f:dlhe pew river sup.
ply hays beau cast by Knapp .4 TQUeo, mid have
been laid In, Ind connected with the water vault
of the Engine llatito3 - In connection with eh,.
new, , and ahrolirkit4lo, Old giver pipe, provision
his been made el Watling:oFt* Sand andgravel
.from these pipes - by introducing a eurrontaf water
into the pipesjuitautable of the water rank, which
la to be conducted from the rising Main, -tee lag
on the outside of the Houam—the harkhithm.
to been lashed by passing the eammithaegh
r ~ri!G!mts~ay~9E~ ..yA
••1 , , - il , l?;_'. i ',..ii'`;l iA i.tiq 1
'/ t• ri • •
•, papps the conneitona bevel:Sae' Ord& and
wastront'prpm brought up to their - tither, of tha
Whtufts4.tolie continued op the stmt.. •
ba~ ' i Weis been a lams quantity Offilling
'Vitt on theism of O'Hara street, and on the "Way"
ut front of the Engine Hinne,vrith a view to mak
nig a natid l f# the coal wagons to peas round when
haPpeuthat the occupation of Mr. Laugh•
tin's ground will prevent them from turning in the
atley. And ana sacra necessary. betore the filling.
thirty feetin length was added to the Public sewer
oh O'Hara street at an expense of f 92 25. •
Another piece' of work which has been made, is
ad entrance to the roster vault outside of the borne.
bn openitiOron cut in the nub of the vault, end '
then carried up in the form of a mom well with
Masonry, to the surface of the ground—at a cost
of 592. 00.. The object of this entrance, Is priuciy.'
pay, for the greater convenience of access to the
vault, and for the ;TEMOVILi of the land from the
Vault—but it is besides, of special Decently as a
way by which to pat in certain castings to be con.
nected with the now oversupply which could not
lie passed through the door.
' A sewer 20 inches in distemper, has also been
link on the lower side of the Engine House, extend-
Mg from the cheek valve of the rising main into
the river, to serve the several purposes of carrying
away waste water, receiving the blow off steam,
ond the water from tho bilge pump. A line of
$ inch pipes which had heretofore served some of
the above purposes, booing Income obstructed, has
been taken up.
pastor the sower and taking up the,pipes $238 00
ntm whierAuduct the value of 15 pipes
ta k e . ap, , which Mn of infector daality,
and so valued, ........ 127 50
Paves as expense of sewer,
Another work, similar In character to some of
rhn gmegviing, is the grading and fencing in of a
part of the Resin Lot. which fronts on O'Hara St.,
or a yard in which to store pipes and other pro
perty belonging to the Works. The grading, Rine.
rag and sheds, have cost about 3220.
. • .
Stop Cocks have been made at the 'Works, no
:follows, viz:-
2of 24 Inches, For the river supply, the wash,
3of 20 inche34.. out, and the ruing main.
2 of B inchel
13 of 8 flashes, For ordinary use.
15 of 4 inches,
At a total expense 0f......... • ...... 151,327 00,
At the rate which has heretofore been paid,these
cookswould have coot 52,539. The difference has
mainly arisen from an unproved form of crossbow
lion.
Stop Cocks repaired at the Works :--4 of 15 int
ekes ; 4 o(10 inches ; 2 of 8 inches ; 2 of 4 inches.
Besides the 5 large Cocks, which ha•e been
papered for aper-ifie places, there aro on hand
1.15 inch, 1 12 Inch, 3 10 inch, 1 flinch, 12 6 inch,
and 5 4 inch ; Also, 14 Fire Plugs.
,Pipes laid for Distribution :
4 inch, Elm Street, near Pa. Arcane, 90 feet.
• , Pa. Av. from Price to Marion, 630 „
„ Pride Street, 950 ,
, Quarry Street. west of O'Hara, 315 „
„ Diamond Street, east of Rosa, 235 ,
• Fayette Street, waist of Hand, 170 „
Hanoock Street, 430 „
• Grant St. near 7th,(connexion) 76 „
Fourth St. neat Wood, (do.) 64 „
- v
, String 17 Plug.; 204 ,
-3,184
Of the above, 750 feet were lOW from
situation. where they were no longer of
uso.
6 inch High St. from Wllie to Grant, 436 feet.
„ Choice Street, from Logan to
Townsend 250 „
„ 2d Sr. from this St. eastward,.. 780 „
-1,468
8 inch High St. and Ross Si from High
to Second,.... ........ 1,360
Total extension of distribution pipe, 8,010
Whioh, added to the quantity before laid,
make 88,000 feet, or 16 3-5 miles.
Besides the above, there have been taken
up and relaid, in consequence of grading
streets, as follows, via
l 5 Inch, On Wylie & sth Sts. lowered, 320 feet.
12 inch, Oa sth Street. 490
8 inch, On Logan Street,„ 140 ,
4 mcb, On Tunnel Street, raised, 366
Total number offal orris. laid the past yen', 7.396
On taking up the 12 and 15 inch pipes int Firth
Street, it wwi bound that a number of them were
cracked and bad been patched, and the Com.
mittee condemned them as unfit to be pat down.
And accordingly 4 pipes 15 incites, 16 of 12 inches,
and 2 cross branches were procured and outran.
toted for the original pipes, which are MN on
hood, and may serve foe a less important plate
than that from which they were taken. It is
deemed proper to remark here, that these pipes
were originally part of the drat ruing mate in
Cecil's Alley, and were made when our thatders
had but little experience.
Stop cocks put in :-
4 inch, IS in new hues and 2 mbstituted for
old omit 14
6 inch, 4, and of it inch 7 11
17Fite Plugs have been set, making the whole
lumber 125
Ferules taken out during the year. ISS
Owing to the question of prualwoott on Penn
Street, between the Qty and the Pittsburgh end
Greensburg Tnrepthe Bond Company, remaining
so long unsettled. the pipes which had been order
ed, could not be got laid in that street.
The requisite pipes far laying In Gibbon and
Townsend Streets, are in the contract with Mr.
Nicholson, but they had not been made up to the
time of the destruction of ins foundry, before men.
boned; hence, the orders of the Council for laying.
In those sweets, have not been fulfilled.
The Expenditures of the year kept ender the
beads of Permanent Extension' and Current Ex
penses,' been been
PILLIMIDIT ELTEUIIO,II. •
For Engine repair5........166,201 53
Labor 3,174 14
Castings, Smith Work.
Brass, &c
Lead, Lumber, hauling,
Paving, &..c 7,209 50
............. 54 0 585 58
Labor 3,491 14
Oil. Yarn, Hardware tad
fkadooary 763 '46
Total Expenditures 1124903 25
For which warrants have
been drawn on the Mayor
amounting to. ....$23,592 19
And paid m Bonds bearing
-024,003 55
Whale amount orWator Tax
assessed $30,214 00
Commssums
lost, estimated at 3,000 00
--$50,000 00
21,214 00
Water Tax oa buildings re
ceived 380 92
---- r -- $ 27 , 3 % 22
r Atratiat of Building Tax of
it last year ...... 932 05
id
Nett ...................... 628,627 77
Estimated amount of Wilier Tax on
buildings remaining unpaid of 1848. —6750 00
Estimated liabilities growing oat of contrame un
finished
Ago Nichairocs for Pipes, era
New rising main from lower
works $12,000 00
ki loch, 6 inch & 4 inch pipe
to be supplied from pea.
eat basin 3,581 00
---$15,581 00
Valves, lead and labor far
laying and compleung_the
U. M., estimated at 3 , 300 00
In part payment Mr. Nicholson receive.
the old pump and other . large cam.
ings from the old works, amount not
yet aseensined.
Estimated cost of the river
supply including laying is 3,100 00
Of which Ins been paid to
Messrs. Knapp & Totten
on account of the pipes—
the old engine at 600 00
Balance 82,300 00
Estimated cent of the wash
outpipes, including cocks,
&c 1,850 00
Of which has already been
uspended la 'undoes say 350 00
Balance 1,300 00
• inch pipe procured trout J.
Anderson dr Son, fur corn
pletiag certain connexion.
about, . •• • • • • • • • ...... 300 00
622,381 00
Total liabilities after subtraeting the old
metal, say. r • • • r 322,000 00
The quantity of water supplied doting the year
Asa avenged 2.0,000 cubic feed, or 1,870,000 gillk
ions per day,—ate cost for fuel, labor ese, of $2O
per day. The coal alone has averaged over $l5,
there having been a consumption daily of 340
hash.
It will he seen in the statement of the Register
that the whole number of the tenants receiving
water js 0,120; arranged under the kJlowing divi
sions, vis
Turd Ave.l
5824 dwellings, stores and shops, 123459 Si 00
169 holellll,ll/TP6l6' 2,459 14 55
52 Wendt engines, 1,723 33 00
3 rolling mills, 2at 250 sod lat 925 725
72 all others 2,146 30 00
6120 4130,214
The Orflowing analysis Is basedi on the above
(Ws;
Deafly supply of water 1,870,000 gaL
6624 dwellings, !W m%
allowed an average 44
.. . .
100 gaL each Is 592,400
1-11 of the whole allowed kit
i public plugs and wash outs 170,000
752,400
Consumed by all others" ..... —.1,117,800
Dw e llings, notes dne. assessed. 443,140
All others. ........ •• • 7,055
10, 2 1 f
Whop pe improvements to tho knwei !nuke,
which have been deternmed upon, shall have been
completed, by laying the second riveretipply, and
the additional Rising Main, the copabillty itrope
Works will be Foca stun the present supply and
consumption, or 1,000,000 cubic &et in twenty
boon. 'This, so far an the supply of water molt ,
ed to be taken into consideration, was thought to
~ nr- ~- z<.~y.'
.~~ctE<!4~: .>~,>r~-.,+.=T,.srr z _ <.^'+r.:r.. ..~ ~L._ .mc~_ '~ Z _ ~~.'' c s `'~
." ~ r` e ~
~ —..,. ..^..1:.~_~,ta
1,1 t
agly,warrant the plea 6"41" the higeee
present basin to the new reservoit. Accordingly.
it virtue of authority in the Ordinance of the 15th
of Jane last, the committee entered upon measures
(cif earning out that plan.
Contracts have been entered into with Skeen &
Blythe for erecting the Engine Boner—the stone
Or which are supplied from the small Engine
House at toot of Cecil's Alley, they having been
reserved from sale with the ground, Or reasons of
ticonorpy. Progress was made in this job by ex
cavating for the building, end by transporting a
huge ,quantity of the stone to the ground; when et
' the approach of winter the work was suspended.
Messrs. Knepp & Totten are the contractors for
the Engines and Pomps--they have made conaid.
erable proper, in the patterns and castings.
Mr. Edward Sullivan the contractor for excavat.
Ws the Basin, has nearly finished the digging.
The water in the new Basin will stand 230 feet
above the present one, and 390 feet above the
river. The length of the pipe between the two
I basins will be 2500 feet.
/ The engines and pumps will be capable of Sores
ing to the upper boom siguantity of water equal to
one fourth of the capabilities of the lower works,
en amount equal to the present supply and con.
lumptiou of the mty.
Cost of the work under contract and projected
roe the upper works known end estimated as fah
lows, tvin:
The Engine House and appurtenances,...o 2,000
Contract for Engines, 14,000
Eimmate of bed plates and other w0rk,......2,000
Estimate of Basin completed, 5,000
'Estimated cost of Rising Main
inclnding laying and lead $16,760
Estimated coat of 8000 feet of
distributing pipe with the
stop melts, fire plugs. laying
the same, &c 15,200
31,960
Total for the upper works :so
far as projected
Of the above has been paid by
warrants on the scrip issued
under the Ordinance of Oct.
lEith, IStii
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. McCLELLAND, Supt.
Jan. 4th., 1549,
REPOT Or TAY ASSIMOIL AM) RZOIITEit OF WATIZ
Rases rot rat Yiss, 184 b,
The Water Rents assessed on the damn
establishments using the Hydrant Weiler, amoun
to thirty thousand two hundred and UN:lemon del
lars, to follows, vu :—
1 City Gas Works, $125 oo
1 County Jail. ate. 250 00
5 Glass Factories 145 00
3 Public 13athe, 88 00
5 Tannener, 138 00
9 Breweries, .. 381 00
10 Livery Stables, 309 00
15 Foundries, 338 00
55 Steam Engines, 2448 00
13 Rectifying Distilleries,— 252 00
3 Flatteries, 38 00
Chandleries, 104 00
189 Hotels, Taverns, and
Boarding-Houses, .. 2,459 00
5,824 Dwellings, Stores, and
Shops 23,159 00
6,120 Assessments. 530,214
Of this Amount Wm. 151'Cutchin, Col
lector of I.t Ward, reports :
Collected and paid Treasorer,3s,l9o 66
Commission. 160 3S
Reduction. by Committee,.. 54 50
Uncollected 241 96
Amount of this Duplicate,
Of this amount John McKee, Collec.
lot of Second Ward reports,
Collected and paid Trea5....53, 'O3O 00
Commission 01 43
Redact-loos by Committee— V 50
Uncollected 725 07
Amount of his Duplicate
Of this amount Joseph McCulloch,
Collector of Third Ward report*.
Collteted and paid Tress—S.s,6oo 00
Commi+alon 173 04
Reduenon by Committee,— 52 00
lincolletted 1,31514
Amount of los Duplicate
Of this •iniumt S 2. Hope, Collector
of Fourth Ward. reports :
Colkricil and paid Treas. ..$4,500 00
Commis•on 139 03
Reductions lis lloinnott,... 112 50
Cocollecteo 240 45
Amount of lor
Of amonai Joo I..oarry,
tor of Fdth Word, report.,
Cobected mail pall! Tre....8.3,600 fO
Crorimumon 142 14
Reslucuou• by Commture... 54 00
Uncollected, 393 ?Ai
Amount of his Duplicate
Of this amount, A. NlTAelland, Cob
lector of 6th Ward roportx--coltected
and paid Treasurer, 51,600 00
40 4/
iteduruoas by Comma:tor, 12 UU
l'no4.2levied, eao 06
Amount of hts Dortlmam. 0,291
of Mtn onnount, Cluoten Jonttop, Cot.
lomat of bth Wnni reportollecn-
ed arid paid Treasurer, 5759 36
Coennosuion, ........ ........ 23 43
Reduction by Canuirtee,
ljueedlected 317 71
A =Um or Dophcata,
Aaaessor and Ilegoaer repOIL balance
ecdleeted on new buddlngs or
I ............ Sb 94
Judgments on Alderman'. Lock.
et,.
Total amount collected for water this
By Willuun McCuichia, First
$16,261 :4
Ward. .55.351 1:14
By John WK., 2J Ward, 3.150 43
J.. McCulloch, 3d ' 5,773 04
FL Hope. 4th ' 4,039 OS
Jet,. Lowry, sth ' 4,742 14
A. M Ciollood , 6th ' 1,649 44
Qum Jessoit, boh 751 79
Assessor sod 84440.4er, 932 85
=2Pbi➢Bi AfJON LINE,
I/Mgt- 10 ♦ND 111021 liggLa
Pt ttaburgh and Philadelphia,
ma, cAthutrasuaa.)
TIME, FIVE DA Ye—H ENNING DAY AND NIGHT.
THE public. are reepeedully informed that this Line
will commence running on the 07th inst. A ear
will leave Philadelphia daily with the Mall Trion to
Choral...berg, and from thence by Wagon, with •
relay of ~r u men g day and night. %Via will ber
prepared to OAP lbs. freight daily, Apply to
LEECH At Co, PittsburO,
or MARIUS& LEI3CII,
novll/ No 13 South nod Strout Philadelphia.
PIONEER TIAANSPORTATION LINE,
1848..0
ISIETVIEF:N BALTIMORE AND PITISBUIW H.
Mr Tua, 5 days. 42
Merchandise transponed a Canal taus.
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, Agents,
Water street, Pittsburgh.
FRAILEY & MARSHALL, Agents,
ao•17 47 Light meet, Rslnners.
•lIIIIIKE Q. CO'S FAST 'EXPRE
MMfia.
TOLL Clnltif-BLA ND, SALTINIORE, AND THE
EASTERN CITIES.
HEProprletors of into Lute have put on New,Stook,
T
are • preparrd to forward packages of CI des
senptlans dolly, at the lowest rate..
J. C BIDWELL, Agent,
Water street, Pittsburo.
ROBINSON It BOEHM - ,
0ct.31 It Sooth Charles at, Belmont.
_
ol.ppt - gr - tqc.i SU e.l3oti
"-- IS4S. Mi t a
SHIPPERS Lind other. me laturitimilltil the Line
continuro to run dull) . Prndude and merchandise
reneiptcd fur b) FIVE HAY LINE and regular wag
ons, at low tau., nod specified Unto.
.1 it 11l DtVIOiL, Pittsburgh;
novie IttiulPititiNl & HOEHAL Haltimore.
PEN /71.• AND 07110 WAGON LINE,
ZS no unit *nom • '-'.;'' ti ,-1. 1 .
NV L rq:-1. - :
...0 1 1k . ...V.t..1t:
. .
NT' sittIRGII ,I}Ut PHILADELPHIA.
vista Sour.-- ii• *lts. I , AT AND saner.
17 1 1118 LINE. %hum, ituittault.9ly lasi winter gave
i s t ,pi t general sansidetion, call commence running
on Let of ,laneury tiegt. dams the mall !ruin East of
ellaMbotilbUrnit, anal rt diya of horseson the turnpike.
CI. A RICE& 'EI lAN, Pittsburgh.
LEWIS & larrix-11, Din Murk. , st,
dec:l3 Philadelphia.
-- 04.416am.s Expieis Wagon Line, -
MIATO •arDll.O3l
i 1881;110H AND PHILADF.LPHIA,
VIA ettAbleCiMlllloll.
TIME'FIVE DAYS. —Ranning Day and Night!„-r A
car.will leave Philadelphia dolly with the Midi
'Wain to Chernbershargiu a Wagon will /cave on Its
mica; and having relay. of hums running dayand
nigh; secure. the certain arrival of goods in Fore
Days! Neiniore Goats will he received than can be
handful, op ear+ day, no that no delay will occur.
We will be prepared to fitrwttrd (0.10 lb. daily.
Apply to WAL BINGHAM,
Canal Buin, Pit/Kills.
lIINGRAMS & DO CK
dee.o.l.lm No «d Alatkdi street Phlia a.
EABONABLIA ODS SELLING OTAles.-
der at Day are s e lling oft at remarkably low prices
a large assortment of superfine Blankets; large domes
pe ith.geu, low priced; a large assortment of colored
mortals; hooey woolenplaid Long Shawls., heaey
Terknti and blanket Shawle.
jag
In,LANKI,7 COATING—bIab, LaVeader,
d blue, par sd , cl by th s e_piece or package, T
AI a a
tonnatoolorooo price; by MURPHY & LEK .2
lad liben~ s; Opposite OM
CLOTHE -1 cam black mixed Imisy ca;sie ••9
a„.„, Tureed• fancy colors) Ido fancy eas m i "
lot side 91 nputitfactusers prices, by l"ra
_ =RPM( & LEE
aqL
.a. 4 tans
1 411 pet
—.,keg
, GOLD RthtlS, a ningtdScent and
mostfegeollehl , pen, being Om Aro- mat to ISL.
mesken ha sale by W W WILSON,
. corner market and 4th sts
rnuDACCO-rAZege No 1, eiiiniiittobseco;nindine
j amide, just feed on consignment and (or.), by
deal 841.1 , rtld
BLANKETB-1 case for gab, by
dec23 8 IP YON BONNNORST t Co
GROCERIES,
r't ROCUCR ite.-Bbbls Sill , Rater; . 10 bbls "white
Beans; MO les Beeprag 100 lbs Ciinsenr, 3 bbl.
. 0 m..4 10 kep Lusi; Pat reed sad.for sato-4
R ROIRSON &:•Co
.
. — -
,liiNDlll739-10 loan Oil Cake, leco . ; b.,. comp.. ,
Wool; 103 bosh dried Peacher4 WU to do Apple.,
te4— c'd and for tale by ja3 R RORMON_ 6 Co
. _
FLAT BOATS—,I Flat Boars, 110 feet lons, 203 arida;
f....k by .i.:l R ROBL4UN It Co
POTATOES -300 bo..h Potatoes,just teed and for
..la by jag ALLMSTRONEM CROZER
FLOUR -3o bids fine Flouroust rec4l and Rissole by
Ps3 _ARMSTRONG & CROZER
DYE FLOUR--1 bbl ju+l reed and for rale by
I js3 ARMSTRONG & CROZeIR
rIENULNE ARABIAN LINISI ENT, for Sprains, on
IJI - band and for tido by jaV J KIDD & CO
ivi /LANE'S LUNG SYRUP—On hand and for sale
174 __by
DAVIS'S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, on band
and for sale by Ad J Alllll fr. Co
rtUld DRAGON-3UO Ilis co baud and for sale b T
iur ja J KIDD &Co
! Mg! .. I.V, assorted sizes, on hand s i n i shLoL s e tl&by
ARD-17 bbl. No 1, now lutding from steamer
Genoa; (or .ale by
I j" ISAIAH DICKEY & Co, front st
FEATHEHIS-3DU lb. prime hoe geese, for safe by
deb 23 S 1' VON BONN HORST & Co
i li Al c t io D o2 -41 bbl' just ; , .erd v i t s; , l l4 (or sole by &
co
!CU:MESE-30 LAI large cream, for sole by
14J dect3 j ,
_SF VON BONN hOItST & Co
: ci_INBEN 0-43 sacks k • Ginseng, reed and (or sale by
kj - deer WICK & tirCANDLISSB
CHESTNUTS -4a bush Chestnuts, reed and for sale
by deel7 WICK & M'CANDLESS
LARD AND FEATHERS—I 7 bbls Lard; % seeks
Feather', to arrive; for sale by
latl ISAIAH DICKEY & Co
ijICKORY NUTS-2 b.. shell barks, for tuslo by
_Li deal WICK k WCA,NDLMS
(„), ALERATUN—Y2 casks Cleveland Salem.; 7 fa s
0 do do, lo b. do do, pulverised in paper.; s casks
do do do. for sale by dmM WICK & AVCANDLESS
D om ' HAIR-6 bales Deer Hair, just reed and for
sate by demhs S & W kLARBAUUH
LeED No I Leaf Lard, on eonsigoment by
deelk AR/lISTIZONCI & CHOZER
DARLEY—tun bush just reed and Mr sale by
decrS ARMSTRONG & CROZER
UGAR CURED DRIED BEEF ROUNDS-4d to
Cincitinau ruled, a prime article (or family ore,
rust received and for sale by
dem& SELLERS & NICOLS
"INDIA kILIBBLR CLOAKS-5i I ddinlNibber Cloaks
I just reed and tor sale at the India Rubber Depot,
No 5 Wood on clecti Jtr. H SHILLIPr3
1 NDIA RUBBER BANDING, for Maehinery—A
I
large assortment just reed and for sale at the India
Rubber Depot, No 5 Wood street_ dee23
OLASSES—ISO Wile new crop N 0 Molasses, in
store and for sale by
lay JOHN WATT, Liberty st
("LOVER SERD—ISO bush prime Clover Seed, just
reed and (or sale by . jas JOHN WATT
SUNDIII-100 dor cora Brooms; 5 casks Freuett
Currants; 50 bush Chestnuts; for sale by
ab JOHN WATT
FlBll-73 libls No 9 Mackerel; 1:; do No 2 do; 10 do
No 1 Salmon; 10 casks Codfish, in some and for
sale b 105 JOHN WATT
MOLASAES-27 bbla new crop Moluscs, !Andrus
per au Ctspper and far sale by
/99 JAMES DALTELL
TIACON SIDE. 4-4 caaka, tve'd par 'Telegraph and
for bale by
ja4
LARD -39 bbl. prime Lard; 9 kris do do; Jam rec'd
and for We by
ARMSTRONG & CROZER
77 EARL la store and for sale by
&rot} TASSEY & BEST
i ERMAN CLAY—.4.S esaki find qoallryTon hand
LT and for snit by decan TAY k. BEST
Air ACKERF:I4-135 bble No 3 la, e. for sale by
deean WICK ft I.I'CANDL,M9
_ .
KEEN APPLE. , -113 bble Rogan', Pippins, Oren.
G
""A'' z`o. in prim
\ ;It e i r C.NIYtTitLVSS
dee _
. _
VINEGAR—II bbla Cider N megv, for rale by
deezd WICK & bI'CdrNDLESS
ittnNo DE- , Ks AND WORK BOXiS.—A
splendid assortment, suitable for presents, for
sale very low. C. V EAGI:It,
deral Itu market st
O BOATMEN—A [up C/ible, fix •Alll eLcap. Ap
1, ply to - SCAIFE k ATKINSON,
0cc9.1 /at, near woos! •
.1 .. )16 4; V•i5i1e . .1 tons
otßiatlh
, 0 1 .•
i7 I `IINCAN
. _
dt,f3021,.;'-orlira'N''..,T,r
-(10W-t9 bales Tennessee
, Co l F in fue ., !.l A e lsi by
_
(;','kyrT. k Co
Al o T:TUS—l7bins pate, tut .;le b y
y
IJ i
C
S
SALTS—Ii bble for .aleby
V deal 8 F ON BONN HORST llt co
L OA'•
d:A uGAR--3° V . v 1 11:11 112)11r NHORST& co
A Le° _
lost reed and fr deep KD
e i a i la u by a
co
VIRE AND ‘VEATHER PROOF PAINTS-1600
X lb. loaf recanted and for anta by
deal I KIDD &Co
INDENG-2 sacks, to braked; for talc by
‘3 . deal.% DICkEY et Co
LLNSEIE--dUOO eases good brlght eole,*. 1, 41
opened by 000 ID SIL&CCLETT k WHITE
- I,:yrroN-101 baled Co, too, for sada by
dealt! FRIEND, ILDEI & Co
IC b
and for sale b b y la reeid t ri t
i 4io l iaSo r trra,
$1,104 :JO I de011..11 41 armor at
PRA N 1.78-53 seeks pol reed and for sale by
decl3 AI - NV . OOD, JUNESG Co, grater al
SIT:DRIES-4 kegs trio t Lard; 2 bbl. Roll Boner,
•erx nice; do dry Peaches now landing; for sale
by dee'? IdAIAN DICILEY tr. Co, voter at
IliFl3 AR-40 bbl. eider Vinegar for sale by
dec2l J DILWORTH
12LOUR-424 bbl. extra Family Floor. in store and
r for tale by detrJt J 8 DILWORTH
SH. MOLASSES—CO Ws Sugar ammo !Holum.
. St Lows Hamar', In Horn and for dale by
. .
dscal aniAxa A arcKErsoN
R9DlCV:.l.lCloverse;d large used
, g..rto.to m : d.
MILLER
& RICKETRON
TiICE-amerces nom eig n‘ R i mm store and for rale
11, by demll & RICKEL'S:IN
y - ARDC - 1114465 - 111rtribir - ati - , - fOTsidi; by - -
dam FRIEND, ELHEY & Co
t bbl. nom croppist roc-d, rWe
by dre2l.iw C IHEISEN,Ist and SI sts
BR.°27: — %dcolc°7,&"7T - MlZ`J.itctitor
I) OLLder& BUTTER-15 bbl. prune Roll Bauer, in store
and for sale by JAS DALRELL,
seater at
41 0020 FeatherS sdo
O Glosenr, 10 do Flaxseed, to arrive - '
for We by
dealt , ISAIAH DICKEY Iro Co, from ot
1% CLASSES-MS Dbl. Molasses, 'not landing and for
01 sale by deal 9 & W HARBAUGH
fIOFTEE-4.50 bags Rio Coffee; 60 do Lamm d
k./ 60 do St Domingo, for We low to close consign
ment, by decX7 B & W ItARBAUGH
FEED. E. VOLZ,
Aasenor and Reuter.
OAP AND CANDLIZ-100 nes anal/man Soap;
S
IW do do mould candler, 20 do do star candles, jos
loading and for"sale by decay 0 to W DARDAUGH
( BY APPLi..-2.3 bags Dry Apples; IS de do Peach
J./just received and for sale by
deer HARBAUGH
S l/GAR— t prime
do N d O d Banns.. croil
and for sale by doodl Bk W
APPLLIi—ed bbl. choice Apples, landing (mm slen
%Vs'Dellis, and for sale by
decal JAS DALZELL
1118103-BdOiiripr - maple handles; lb dos can
Issz,dls. for obis by
gal S F VON BONNHORST &Co.
N i f ACRE-BEL—AI bbl. harp No. 3, for sn•o by
lal 8 F VON BONNHORST & Co.
Fr/LB-10 beta N C for mie by
Jai B F VON BONNHORSr k Co.
OULD CANDLES-40 brir Cincirmati mould can
al Mee; Ecl do do .mined do for .ale by
deer/ WICK & itPCANILLESS
1 OLL BUTTER-8 bbla fresh 801 l Batter tam reed
EL Dad for sale by Icon? It ROBISON kCo
GUhl SilTrillt casco dam ElutinShoir, die/J..
ern Linda, orbiah we offer to the retail trade much
lower than any other boom in the city. We Invite
customers to come and examine for tbagorAvaa.
decl3 1& H PHILLIFS, No 5 ‘Voal at
iIiCINSS24MTIAPitittfa.A. Almeguillo—Jut
reed and for de by devil!. JOHN D 5101 DIAN
BLANKRTS-1 cue pearl drab, suitable for over
coats, for sale by deci6 MURPHY & LEE
UTTER—Io skop do, received
LI ibis day and for salo by
decH TASSEY RES
_ .
Uk:ATISERS-15 yogic' for gale ky
2e215 _FRIEND, fNINY is Co
DUITER-23 kegs prime No I Bonen 4 bbls do d•
101 do,• 7 kegs prime Laid, 01 socks Peaches; 2 esk.
pesPd do; to •rrlvp god for sole by
deelg DROWN 4 CUI.I2ERTSON
•
bbla Llmtred Oil.lll do best winter Lard
1J do; loot roomed (o r mile by
- droll SELLERS & NICOLN
V BATHERS, FLAXSEED, Ae.-- , 55 melts Feather.:
SI bags Flaxseed; do Ginseng; landing Boni
steamer Fort Pitt and for ado by
doe 19 JAMES DALZ ELL
0„. SALTS AND POTASH—LS bblz 8 Salts; 3 este
10 Potash; for sale by J C BIDWELL
_,Age,
*drollwatr st
PEACHES--2Ssacks dried Peaches, for sale by
dealt, J C BIDW ELL
tasi( on cousignyznta e
by de,;
n ga L t
PEARL ASH-9D cooks trashquality, on hand and
for sale by dealt TASSEY & DEWY
111.ZACCIP 9 "Y at, prime article, received
arid for sale by droll TAM= tr. Elk.T
BAR LEy-350 bash )wl Tro'd SV (or b Wb2
I ' 4
doolB allizter hold d9front ot
B—
UTTKR-4 bbl. prime Roll Butter, pool and fo
sale by dock NV & R ArCUTCHEXIN
NAIL-S-100 kgs Rog tt M`Nichteet Juniata Nails,
assorted, received and for sale by
doel4 Vir b Ft M'CUTCHEON
TRUNK BOARDS, &.&—&O Ws Beadles Noe & 5 and
T Bonnet do, Me gtoss;'thudetlallo, yam. ma
bete, m store and for sale by
deel4 BROWN & MILDER rsoN
. . _ C _ _
VREA N'l bbl.'iZante, for sale by
so.ig D wg.taAms
TOLL BUTTER-13 bbla Rist reKaad for eale
• a
docSt WICK & VOANDLEAS
Vir.VET
V Oaken CoNs, lust yeetWed
&OA equicrierr a WHITE
.I D I C
a ROMATE PtYllBll-7 . n ht!“l .l An xi io i, rt . al,
SI M 4 T9 TARTAi:S - illbs on hagd itg6,Drlby
BOOM MtINC,-/k-'
PIANO POSTE& •
JOHN H. MELLOR, No:,d4 Wood
street, has now received a MI asior%.
meat of Piano pones, eeleited Hon
thewing martufattorieeln Welton
end New York,towM.C.% the attention of puirehasers
respectfully invited. Thrum from Mr. Chickering, (for
the sale of which he is sole Agent in Western Pena
sylvania,) have what Is termed the New Cirealtußcalet,
being an improvement recentlg made, and giving them
decided wino:dais in power and equality of rose
One s nrry other.. The following are thespenerns and
N "Y o 1ro
.7. o R ( o e s t e i er 'k axl, "t' i g oe '' i'ves . , bel c hed brick & [tont, RICO
61 nchiy marred " ; " 10 . 40
"4. " til carved mouldings,: ' 15400
" 5. 61 " finished back arid rsai, IMO
" 6, " Di '• "
, 6 cA iOIOZ
•.!` $325
g, ti pronscung front., 16:06
a , t r:e carved, style! of lonia 14th.
a a hol4tve corners and libllnst cos•
neredlegs, second hand, cost originally 1{493, aitdwill
be mid at a very reduced price.
N 0.16. Rosewood, mend corner. very elegtuatly fin
ished, CM No 13. Rosewood , round comer, very el
egantly finished, r. 175.
The above are mannfacmred by H... Worcester, N.
T., well known as being connected linearly with
Mewrs Stotard, Worcester & Dunham, N. Y.
N 0.13. Rowwood,6l, carved moulding, omit by the
Manhattan Company, N. V. Se&
No 14, Rosewood carted, 0 octavea,'l3:llr & n. OtiU
Y,".311. No. 15 " plain 6
luO N Nmr o d,pl, l 7 6, ilisi ß .o".. oins td7 oroo; l,,.
is G po:n ran .vp d z il . s.;, ,,,fod mad rbr i t ' ; l i b L y ri: ll :v ert l ri
JOHN x hIELLOR,
Sol Forte., s. " for ' W nt ro et r te C rn ini' P k en i4 nry . tv " su "' lia. d Sq.'"oeNnut.l7
. . . .
imaioA SPLENDID assortment, of Idaho
gcmy and Itosewoal PitmeS, Just fin
abed. These instrument. are made of
the latest pattern and best:.Materials
and will be sold low for cash by
F. BLUME,II2. Wood - peel,
mdoot isbotte vulk.
N. B.—Those who are In want of a !rood In:Unman;
are respectfully invit-d to examine these WM. Pol.
chuing elsewhere, as they cannot be excelled by any
in the country; and will be sold lower tharsMir Mon,. ht
from the that. Alsoprz received, two ManOs of Hato
burgh manufacture, warranted to be homy* to any
over sold in this country. *ern F. B.
GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY—Tbo-qiubscriber
has just received from Europe, and bir sale, an
entirely new invention of Piano Forte, callgßthe CAB
INET PIANO FORTE, which possessing niOre power
and sweetness than the square Piano, occupies Insane
fourth as much room, and is a much monsahowy and
handsome piece :of furniture. It is particularly denim
ble where the swing of space is an objecti:boing
ex
ccedingly neat and compact, and occupying, no more
room than a mall side table. The subscriber has Its
hand a testimonial of as superiority from die relebra.
ted pianist, Molmhelles, in his own hand wetting, which
may be inspected.' At
cc=
ALOLIAN ATTACEDIE •
DECEIVED and for sale, • lot of choice Pianos, with
and without Coleman'. ifinlian..Aktalshment, by
111112, ot Clark, N V. One of N.nslk Claire PLUMS,
with the Attachment, was taken to England b) Mr
Coleco., and among many other iestinukaals of ad
miration for this elegant woodmen of An:Mclean skill
and ingenuity, elicited the following remarks from
P. Motherly, the greatest Pianist lkving.
lUS
My Dear Sir—ln enclosing a leuer to mriotemi, Mr
Era., Pari• I cannot refrain from again expressing
to you how much I was pleased with your ..2Collan
Attachment," which I coaide: . a great Mnalcal Un
proven.. I an .sure yon that on my . part I shall.
with great pleasure do coy =oat to mako.your Wan ,
tion known. For sale by U KLEBEft,
legB At WoodwelPa furniture rooms, &Ist
NOII9B BOOKS-11 !story of the Oreet Rey
elution,, and of the were and campaign. arising
from the straggle. of the Greek Patriots trlEMsancipa.
tier their coon uy from the Turkish Yoke-4n two vol.'
nmeo—eplendid ..py with numeral., map* end cairn.
rings.
Letters' illustrative of the reign of William 111 from
1490 to IM—with floe portrait., u. 2 vols.
Comparnon to the study of the Holy eerigo
Hem idowbray, thrilleg romance, with 20 sopa+
vi
M in the Holy Lond, French Stage, and lnetehell
In Chi na. lout reo'd and for sale by _
IdeDONALD & BEESON
OP market street
A SPLENDID assortment of Rose
areal and Mahogany grand action Pi.
anos, just finished medlar sale.
Also, two splendid Rosewood Pianos,
with Calculates celebrated ,Eolien attachnnint, finished
la the roost modem style, and tor sale at
els P BLU wood st
TRANSPORTATION.
REED, PAIIKH & PAVILICT LIFE.
akiiiM
1848. •..
BEAVER AND CLEVELAND LINE. ma WARREN.
Canal Packet—SWALLOW, Capt. Ford.
OCEAN, Capt. Winters.
nNE of the above Packets leave Beaver every day,
1,..) (Sundays excepted) and &Rive nert
`for
Akronwham they . couuect eirith the Mail Stage+ for
Akron and Cleveland, arriving et reek of these places
before night. One of the Packets leave Warren daily,
at 5 P. NI., and arrive a Heaver time to take the
morning steamboat for eataburgh.
LEFFLNO WELL, W 1 Pro
, prit'm
B TAYLOR,
BEAVER AND ERIE PACKET JANE.
Tuxooar. To Ilia La. to rune SOTILL
Canal Par k et—Pmesmesms, Capt. Icicles;
Triaoearn, " Pollack;
- Lana Etta, 'Ttuby;
PIETIVISUL, Brevers;
FaLCIIKINL Sayer.
The above new and eplendM Pasecriger Packets have
commenced mo mm a between BEAVER AND (ERIE,
and will ran regularly during the season—du boat
leaving Eric every morning at B o'clock, nod one leav
ing Beaver every evening, immedimely after the arri
val of the steamboat Miehigan from Pittsburgh.
'the boats are mar and comfortably faimmlted, and
millthrough in forty hour.. Pusengers to any
point au run
the Lakes, or to Niagara Fa% rill Ind thia
route the most comforsable and erpedmons. Tlcketa
through to all pans on the Lake can be procured by
applying to the proprietors.
REED, PARKS& Co, Beaver.
JOHN A. CAUGHEY, Agt. Pittabargh,
tor. Wu and Bmithfaeld •sta.
AGENT/le-4as C Harrison, Hal Lido, N Yi
C M Reed, Erie, Pie ;
C C Wick Greenville rig
M'Parland and King, Rig Bend, Pa;
W 0
Hays
Mal Plumb, Sitarrb . nrgt4 Pa;
an,
D C
R W Cennungham, New,. Pa. iyi
Pennsylvania Canal l~Liil - Yioadl Y=.
preskpast Packet. Lino s
MIMI 1848.
TILOS! PITTSBUGH TO PHIDADELPHLL &AU,.
TIMORE,
(Exclusively for Passengers)
THE public roerespectklly informed that thls Line
will commence running on the SW last, and eon.
ee throughout the Season.
•
The boa. roe new, and og• superior dna, with en
larged cabins, which will give greater comfort. The
can are the last arammeacm.
A boat will always be in port, and travelers are re
onestsd m call and examine them before engaging pas
angeelsewbera
his
only nhae dollars throngh.) One of the boats of
this Line will leave she lansl (opposßn U. ES. Bowl,
corner of Penn street and Can every night at nine
clock Th an 31 days. For °motion, apply the
Office, Monongahela Bosse, or to D I.I,SCH &Co
jeY9 canal Basin.
. • -.
POJIIIIMIST an d Remittance Ofillem.
miILINRDEN te CO. carotene to brim pelmons
from my part of England, lr.land. Scotland or
wales upon the most liberal terms, witll their
usual punctuality and auention to the wants and com
fort of connigrants We do not allow onfpassengers to
be robbed by the swicdling scamps that infest the sea.
porn, as we take charge of them the moment they re
port themselves, and set to their well being, and
wench them without - any detennunty the first ships.—
We say this fearlessly, as we defy one Crew puma
g.rs to show that they wore detained 48 hears by us in
mon y n ' troUttl i ty t cotnejao4llrt oh
h so ers
Ol T tleran,M
ch which too frequently prayed their collies.
We intend to peacoat our contracts honorably, Cog
what is may and not act as was the easerlast season,
with ether olecers,—whebither performed not all, ot
whoa it suited their convenience.
Drafts draws at Pittsburgh for any sae from .t 1 to
£ION payable/ at arm of the pros - Metal 'Banks in Ire
land, tUigland, Peotiand and Wales.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
fiumpean and General Amite,
goo - lA , * ...N. ono Aftrts wra
(areem Patent Concave Beater Churn
BUTTER IN FIVE MINUTES!!
Ircall the attenuon of the public to the srtiele
heading this advertisement, and ihvite the ett ,
terprising and curious to call and willies ill opera"
don. All edverdsements in relation tolhis invention,
to the hundreds who have seen it tests ; is superero
gation.
lst This Churn will produce Rutter, gathering it in
a mass, from sweet milk, ire five to teammates! and
from ere= prepared, es funsilics usually prepare it,
in three to five minutes!
. . . .
Ed. The utility of this luveanon Is app rent, a. bet
ter Batter can bayranced frbm sweet Mlik,er cream,
than cream mired In the osunl'lnty; luirlty means of
Mi. chum, a little girl or pey'ban perform. In line or
ten minatee, what ho. heretofore required the lobe. of
a woman or man (or one or tvro been, taitd spincsimcsi
ball. day.. • .
3d. By simply mrntsm a them!. serlywilhe wholein,
side dasher taken ant, leaving nnthinghnt the butter
and milk in the Olin 11. 0 0 0 -A Tip
eth, 1 . 1 then re ei t owcoe
simplicity of Ite co shin t ,
green platostm tte ip ) mak it ti
manufacture
reeE
-
• we have purchased the monopoly of this relit.
ta a Improvement tram ?deters Calvet* ?dyert e the,
paleilleee. We are now Offellor 1110.Cpreplele mono.
poly *flit, styled ankle for the Starlet of Uhl°, Pena.
sylvan* New Yock,%tur Aram Ettrylatid tad Eel.
aware, which will haute ednaln wad Ingo profits to
the manufacturer, and a speedy TeUltrl Of Untelltdent-
The publle are Invited to call and ariteets bs operation,
;doer dice, in Ptusbusghteeery day, to ova t e,
• • •1. H.CLAYTONllCpePropnaters
Office, &change Budding., St Cluiyalfeqt A nott door
to Esquire Johns -, awe. " — t. Shall-0d .
AUK
hbl mead M
JOaN utard, brt tale by
atozGAN
MANUFAOTORIESz,
Wm. Aisrakiiits.u. a. BUAf
COFFIN higEERSACLISFLIVIIIStIINM UNDER
-1.-1 TAKERS, earner of. Venn and St. Clam meets e
commits the SECIMIIjid Hotel, entrance on Penn mem
retpaethlgi Inform e m u (tired' and Ma pab r a xt i
they art received to furnish and attend to eve
the bee of UndertakerM gram,* midland. a. .sti,
10199eLlt of ready made Cams, bnvd and LW
abed In the vary best manner, all MTV, and sites ready
made Shrouds or da met, Cambric]: and marina, media
Brea made an approved mylca.. We keep a, I=
portenteetti , e and black connn, silk and kid
sable for pall bearers and 'mentnessicrape, cage, cols
lam, and every thing accesnxy for dressing the dead,
.ad on reasonable to as me purchase all oar rods
in
new the Eastern clues, AbO, miter plate. for engravla
the name and age. We have a splendid beano
bones and any number et the' bem carriages. Every
thing Mtenthrl to promptly and punctual' Y. enar.ll
BENNETT 4 EIROTHERi
QFEENBIVARE MAN IWACrUITA
• Strartinglsatm,lsteas Plitstrualllo
Woreltcruse, No. LW, Wood stred, Pittsburgh.
ipWlLLeonstantly k rep on hind a good eaten*
meet al Ware: of ma ow= man mze r and
soperiorentalay. Wholesale and country MeV
aunts are rerpoetnnly lovlren to Call and oar
amine for thertsetres, in we are deo:fanned to NO
cheaper than Wooer henna beca offered to the putt.
tie.
Irr Orders sant by mall, accompanied by the cub ia
any reference, will be promptly .triden . l to. foba
P. biet.veue. ham E. Lialllll.
FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
MUL VAN Y & LEDLIE manufacture and keep cop.
among on band Cut, Moulded and Plata Phan
Olassuare, in all its •nrieues, Melt. Warehouse COO •
nor of Market and Water streelts, riFistough.
One Works continue in foil operation, and ere ahs
constantly adding to oar meek, which enables ea m
orders with promptness. Polektuore are respeeekilly
!solicited to .W. 4 eza , nie. prices and terms.
mytOdly
COACH MAKING
FROM the vary ßoom! ate . 0 .1 11 1 61
menthe sabseriber has received anima
he has located himself in Allegheru,
hu imbued hun to take a Imo, Ibr
term of year; en the moan, be new
occult:4, in Beaver street, year,
betide the
PrubyterimiCturrek. From the long experience In thli
above busmen and a desire to please, he hopes to ark.
It and meelve a shore of poblia patron a ge._.
•
Now on hand and finishlng to order, Roakironsy.
cies, open and top Buggies, uld ;every dimeription of
sltunaans made to ordea v ikom sweaty-lee Athens to
Mold bonoret Ise n3-dift 30f111 1300 TEL
M ISCELLAN ENS.
31ANUFACTURED AND LEAP TOBACCO.—
.1 HEALD, /JUCKNOR & C0.,41 none water pc, and
16 . wharves, Phi's, oiler for sale on acein
terms, anindied%
rms, 6000 okra hbusurestud Toba c co, no,
pounds, ha pounds, Ws, B 's, 12's, Ws, 18's and
lumps; Fs, Fs and H's plug, and I.Ts Ladles' Win, in
whole and half boxes, oldie OlL:wen coptemit) brands,
vim
James H Grant, Osborn & Braggli
Gram & Williams, A Cabaniss,
8 Jones & Bon, ArDonold,
Wobsiar Old, J Thomson,
James Thomas, Jr. A H. Armistead,
3 Thomas tr, Bon, Landhorn & Armistead',
J. p .1 M Cobb.,
.a... ( nrritoyster, J A Clay,
hi A Bade , CA Hail,
Green Ha ll, Wm Dawson,
Food & Norwood, J 8 Blackwood,
Nadi Page, Keystone,
W H Vaughan, Edmund Henry
~
Portions Robinson, Russell & Robinson,:
Kelm, Robinson & 00. Soul Halsey,
It Metcalf, John Ender,
Lawson. Loiter, J Robinson,
Gray & Gray, D H Tumor,
R Jamieson, York Vigil*,
D BI Branch. —ALSO—
Havana Loaf Tobanao, wrappers and Unarm
Yon do do do
Clennsegos do do :do
Si Jags de Cuba do do do
133 Domingo do a. do
Worts & Guides do, part due, do
Mayarilla do do do
Kentnekrsorlins grades do do
Virginia Leaf, suitable for manulhomring =daps%
Spanish Seed Loaf, Perm's, Connecticut opd 0
Virginia Scraps, swoon German Piper Pips Imam
Scotch timid (loose and blodderr,) Macconlsa Mesh
Torino& BOOM, Hanna bast Otto Roar He
Calabria Illumine; Potent Cavendish KiilyeaFt,
tsc. ao. PHILADELPHIA. ner I
- ,
ATh'Old Stand, e mer of SmitMiel meet and
i Diamond alley, rit ' Llourgh, Pao, wookilrupectfal
ly call the etaeutioa of Country Merchants, Hotel and
steamboat Stulteepera, to a lame and meatier mum
meat of 1111 PORTED CIGAHS, among viluch will be
found the (alluring brands. vat Eagle, Regalia, Cu-
Priume, La Nereus, Stu Bruit, Muter.* and
Dollar Rau:dm, all ot which will be wild u law tan
be had at any other horror in thecity.
Also, canataady cal hand and for sale, a lam .11
weII selected stook of Virgin* hassoan, and Fide CU
Chewing Tobacco.
Akpo, tlarana Cab. a.nd Coalman land Tobatea,
coartandy on hand mut for tale. rwirikrin
•
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
O. WEISIBJLI NO SLIP, MEW TORN.
Y RUA W. FIELD offers for sale at the hostel
Idattafaetarers' prices, a very extensive WWll
m•ot of PAPER, comprising every possible variety,
satapted to the wants of consumers to all sections oftha
country. Paper of all kinds made to order at don
nor ns.
line Kock of PRINTING PAPER is tinosaajlyjanp
a parg,f which isA,f A mp l e i ri t ut4ta i
jums
of Every description, *parsed and kept eaniaangry
han.:, els: Faunas, Wire Cloth, Fourdrinier
Blanching Powder, Blue Ultramsrtne,TWlne,
RAGRI
Cauvass,Rale Rom an
Repo. Bagging, . a.,
purchased, for which
,the highut price in Cash will be
paid iI23Y New York.' Sch,lo4l.
_._ V
l> 4 ~ ~~
THE grestestand best variety everoCeled lethlseny
beGne—msole on the most approved Eastern plans—
and most fashionable Eastern patterns and colon. Alm
TIIE CHEAP ROLL, or BOSTON BLIND, ea hand
or made to order of all sixes, and at all peace.
Country Memberu and others are invited to tail and
examine the above for themselves, as all will be mid
wholesale sr retail, and a liberal dedaeldert nude to
wholesale purchasers. -
aoldly A WESTERVELT
lIIIICK FOR SALE
muE undersigned don for sole a superior article
I. of b ri ck for bui lding, made by his Weald ?nu,
improved macabre, for which ha hos °Waned-a patent,
and agrees to give purchasers a written guarantee that
they arestronger, and will resist frost and werweatir.
er and imbibe leamoisture or Mu:apneas than any oth
er brick, possessing greater body and soperiorterture
and much mom durable in every respect, each brick
being subjected to a pressure of several tons, mad pops;
seasons a handsome smooth aurface and even edged,
they make a front equal to the best front brick.
They have given the greatest satisfantlon Ica who
have purchased: Akiln can briseen array Works, and
specimen at the Gazette office.
Those having aopplied themselves for their
and addling handitome front brick, or superior
and wild paving brink, can obtain them.
ISAAC onoo
Birmingham. June 12,1868. • •• •
At LsIiHSNY VENMAN BLIND vAcrukrs.
JOHN A. BROWN,
TAKES this method to Worm his Mends
' and the public at large that hie . Factory is
operation...au the west aide of
•
the /42.1110011, Allegheny, where • wo
aunt supply of Blinds, of varieus colors
mid qualities, aseconstantlykeptoo hand;—. also, at Nob Wend at. Pittsburg's, k
H oil cloth arareroom.'
Vennlan Shorten mode to older in the besisrfla:
Blinds repotted at the shortest notice.
N. IL-11u Blinds will be put up wit.,N•q• WY mash.
bona' expense, so Mot they elm bd rattled t
met case of fire or for Ansling, and without the aid
of% sere* driver. in.dlyterinsunlyB
-
ROSEDALE GARDENS,
MANCHESTER
THE Proprietor ores is well known plane of resott 11it
the pleasure of Informing the publie that his estab
lishment hazing been thoroughly refitted and repaired,
and the ground* elegantly laid out and decon4ed,
now open for weir accommodation, and he flanere hisp.
self that those who tinny fever him with tfinit prop,
age will find all dint they desire, provided in the deal
style and on reasonable terist4. lie is determined tee
spans no swumae in making his eemblietimpa worthy
of public patronnge. He has accommodations for
boanling a few families. lee Creams, and all rehash
mints suitable to the sewon, eonstantly
_on hand
jaktf LEVI tiLMCkhollraa
Iflonostiels Hons.) Tat/culling Estata:
lishment.
JSAAO NNILLIANS, Drapes ott.l Talloe beg* to inl
form e citizens of rtushargh anJ where, that he
...now th opetung at his room , on Smithfield @Hau s a.-
der the above hotel, a torte nod beautiful 1015011.18111
of Clothe, Cass'mere.. Sabha, Silks, and other Vesting.;
together with inch other mnteles as Wm regaired far
rentlemea's way Ili, goods have been carefully se
lected, and are of the newest and moat fashionable
style, as - well so of superior quality. His customers
may depend upon having their clothes made up in a
manner which cannot fail to gratify the taste of tau
most fastidimia .• tV..*l_ll •
-. • •
7 : X lr i..lßTiL t4. 7 * lhiD n e!.. l l , l7 l.l lVEPA4where 612.;
Bliod it s mt...
ofall
b..d .
the di,Vcr maderem to o
size* arldr silo are
the latest and most approved Eastern fiabs
ions,at the stamen noncom:id on Ike um
"'"4"‘Alscl/24thIge te rra.
Boston roll or an:IIIAM.) Tramp.-
oi *
mneY and Paper Cansdes Of all tliddifferent slam and
patterns, on hand anti for sale low ferease. Ohl Veal
uan Blinds painted overand repalred, of taken in part
pay_ment for-new. ',WU rifESTERIVEL.T. rret'pr.
N. B—All weak ddne with the Lest material am
workmanship, lend warranted to please the moat
ddteus. • •
*8. 1 19-3 ;
AlleShml ottyt A9g. to, Ise.
STEAM kI:RIL NAdi ' SECTB.SAIA: --- 11 — C.iTalc-•
, Fet wets OVA y_ w
so Cap-fourth of the two ferry
boss, Gen Blot: cad Cleo. NVorth, now I . ..ain 0944
the 1 .91 Or Eano,mre et to Saw Mitt Hon,so ;A to mjam
II a pgitable o des meat fog eaPttaAss or say mte
may w Mtvemign An I.lto lot:mimic
• rag =hat panorama., Inquire at
email tf ft 111.ACKnURN & Co„ Nat., at
A L I ENV CARYKIYI:4O . e - Ned thii - diTillii.et Item
.ix the manufacturer—
Neado , etyle Tapestry du ly Carpets, extra
do do
do do sawn;
A r . u noljelMeha
:trossels, cm cheap, c o ,
• do lab colma sepal Ingtaiß do
40 , 11,.MiuRd 4eaary yeantinc k 4, 4
44, o•-+Iuld eau:mica d o
AU of.midah will be said at a malt aivine4 d ) and
er.o parintea as es can be ruralised in the eat.
„ ec2 c - • W 11,1 *CIA,NTOCWIS Pirarth at
POD JAMAICA GlNGER—Voesair4r
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