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    “~"BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
- BKPDHVKD * naifiBUBIS
-i.'. Pltt»bmr«h,a»*«tU.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL TOYLOR.
• •/• • •* !%./ - LbcnTTtiK, Feb. I], l&lft
Genj*r»j T*ybf *rnvej si Nc«r Albany ib»
two twaU Dierany erowdeJ. «a>ao
caeoiL >He ■ remained but n lbWvhonn» when
«oue3 pwr to our cjif..,
He v»ireceived byihe Mayor m • Demand
pertinent aMrw*, w which tbe General replied in
• blaAivttd bsppy onnner. -
The wharf? tfeam boats, and every window and i
fooffiootbebni to-tbe Gali Hoafe,where be
iiop*,: were-crowded with human bemgs—all of
- wfcom •eemed to bo w* ft pbroary °f glory, which
B ~ oAda tbs cdy nng, and the waters reecho with
• - v r tfcatf hippiaw* .....
. v oaToesilsy morctof for Frankfort,
•' wjheri be remains vqul TburwHy morning, ao<l
,gioc«ed*<iifecllyioCmeutmaii. He leaves Ciocta*
• . 'aWto ftidey, hiibe splendid steamer Telegraph
. v- •Wo>2 J direct fcrPimlmrgli.
: Jobs,Anderson tad HearyNitiol* each bad an
.. i*' ana liowa off firing the emmondonngihA amval
of General Taylor.
CONGRESSIONAL.
r.--'. rWisaiXßTo.v Feb. 9, 1b49.
. ... Sssime—Mr. Raid promoted petitions from New
'York, asking Congress to pasa a law providing v-r
... .the abolishment of Wlyppmg, and the qh oi L-pi
rtUUrttm Army and Navy.
-Mr.Benton's resolution, previously offered, pro*
vidmg for the election of subordinate offims in the
Senate—which was adopted.
-The oUierbQttneaawas unimportant.
1 Hotras—The bill previously reported, and which
has beon Under disccfstoo in the . Rouse for some
weeks, for iha of a ( Comm|uion to i
settle private daimsogaiuUtbri
.«d the House • ‘
■I »
! > * ' ‘CoLUJiruA, Fob. 10,1W9.
-.1 The bill re peaks? ike regatry taw pawed both
. The Senate refused to (ate from (be table the
• bLU[BovidiBg Jar a tote of (be people on calling a
COOVWtftoa to twm e oew constitution, by a vote
• ofSOIoW.
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE,
0r,..; Bt. Louis, Feb»fl, 1819.
Retola&ss have passed the Senate of Missouri,
lh«l fayTaUnn. by CQDgKSS, tO ftflect lift*
aflyjiart of tho TTmted State*, violates the
-■/. ::.r■! 'tpmt of tbe constitution, that such leguliUon to ex
• • •. the conquered temtone*. would
■ feeallkevtolaitOD.
- MOKE OFTHE PRIZE FIGHTERS.
. o , Fnu4SELrsu,Fjeb.9,lSi9.
Hjeyer, the pttgelist, -"was arrested and confined
‘ iq ttoysmeosicg prison, to await tho requisition of
* the Governor of Maryland. Saliivin left in the
- *:•- ctrrfhi*mortilaff for New York. i
EftnLAPixrau, Feb. IQ, 1819.
> Cotton—The -xoofket remains expec
ta&cy of the steamer's news bas checked sates.
*. • Flow—The market is firm, boi not active. Sales
-of 'Westernat 85 per.barrel.
,Cbm Meal—s 2 621 to $2 63 per bbL
•' Rye Floor—s 3 per bbL ~
Craia-^Wbeat—'There ufbat bllle doing—«mal*
tale*reported at IOSe for red.
.. ■ Com-<Salea of yellow at 56 to CO, and white at
' 52 etsper bushel.
; Pttmsiass—Saleeol Mess Beef atSIS 50; Mess
* Forksl3 50t0514. No change in Bacon.
' Lu&—Sale* in barrels ai 7| cents: and in begs
mtBlefiirNo 1. *
Whiskey—Safes at 24 clepergalloa.
NEW YOKE MARKET
New You, Feb. I0 t ISI9.
flour—Thereis no marked change ltom fester*
Jluj rtiwVrn TTiitimrtTir nfriunniVTirTirs
i fl*ttin—Wh»at—Seles of * vnall lot of prune
seAaSlfiSc; prime white u held at 110 to 113 eta
perbßiheL—v-.
Carplain iair demand 6r export Sales of new
Southern yellow at 5b to GO cts, and while 54 toi
OS-ctspertotuhel. -
Premia n>—The Forte market'ls duller and lows i
- «r* : Silea of Mess at SIS SO, and pnoe at sl2.—;
■ • • Seel* wesieru, Sl3 50, and prune $7 to $8
• 4speshbL % -Lard-ifl barrels at Opet lb. Pickled
• ' osat> are'iinner'hndacarce. 'SBles at 7| toS da
■ Sir hams, and fi fcr shoulder*.
r, .. Baflex—Salea to a fiir enwl at 11 to IS els tor
, .Ohw*. -• . 9
r : , • Whiskey—Saks at 24 cts per csOon for. Western.
Ilwavj'v.’
' BALTIMORE I
~. . i-- *Bauimou^Feb. 10,1849. i
• F!oor*~Tbc mukecufimbot not active. < Sale* i
of Umhf «inei> at City Mill* all
MfflSMpl «d SO, the: market ctoeil at the latter I
figure** Cora Meal at $2,75 ?bbl.
- Graft*—Sale* of mixed atKSand red 1060108
eta. Com—Sales al SO cts for yellow and iB for
urtute. Bye 60 cte, oats 29030 cu ? bo. ~
" "Pporiiiona—Mesa Fork, *ale*_at $12,00013.-
. . . . .. .iWIHMHM . ■*»**» .
Mab Beef $11,90012 * bbl 'Bacon—Ham* 9,
Bbk*Bl<37r*boal4cn sj,.cUycure. -Bufltcneid,
faof jrovnd elSj(3sfrct»'4p: 8.. Laid—Sales 71071
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„-i'ist•< — i -^v^uakey—Salesal23ctslqhhd»,aniT24mbbU.
J. ~y7
-jfcHiomtlnm at P«rtn«rilUp.
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'Vl. l h n n^lMtciTed ! bT msaal eoniaoi. Thoy hm
, ■ *“dK.“raj«« w ito b»nd» of N.
. ..KeSaSaivSlllx ?«!««> of cdleedon alid»
\ ", !W4ji«pcxm*iM»or ih«a«lramdcbtcdto
SSfiai snnjyriu »ta« mi? md tsffle withhim, ud
- „ STnontmTlaTlilj claim* »S*ta« lira will proem
‘ - ■'' * - ' CHiBLES^GEIBBESHAINEE.
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lllJlt:candlesltbbU ittth foUßaoet, Jn«t rcc’d
r SSf sStr -*M JOHN WATT
- &bfl MILLER JfeRICgETSOM, t?Q liberty t
.*■• -f/"IRAB ' CIDEB-10 W» Economy Cr»b Cider, ju*l
rewired tad lor lata t>v
ftbe MILLER & RICKET9ON
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> ' Xr^ febg ~ ARJtfSTaOMQfcCgQZEB
'■■ '' i Butter.fo4trree'4 and
brT ftb9' - AttMCTBOWO it CBOZER
. ICE—27 C*rolinaßica, Uadjag froo «mi
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.OHIO .LEGISLATURE.
' PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
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Y7LAX6EED GLL-45 bbU ttanafjwiareJfcx 0*710%
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COMMERCIAL RfiCORDr
1849 l ALHAHAC. Son
FEBRUARY. | rises.
iA-e*tatday, »
U Sudafi
12'Monday,
13 Tuesday,
14 Wednesday, i-.K
is tbimir.
|g Friday.
PITTSBUBOVZ DOAOD OF TRAPS
COMMjrTEB FOR FEBRUARY.
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,i. . rimcx Pittsburgh Gazette, >
Mprnlaf Morning, February 12, 1849.)
cm Salordiy
• ti, uou&l the market generally wot"
very quiet: sales were Confined immoderate trans
actions only, With no .important change in quotas
lions. •'. • •
FLOUR—The wharf Od Salnnlay was almost
entirely bare; none having arrived during the day-
Owing to the lighmeas M the receipts an improved
feeling was manifested,and some dealers manifes*
ted a willingness to purchase at $3,75 tp bbL Re*
tail at $404,121 gr bbl.
GRAIN—WiIIi small supplies in market we
may quote the following as about the ruling rales
with small sales, from store: Wheat 70c, Rye very
scarce at ~4SosOfi r Barley 50c, Coro 3SOJOc, and
Oats nt 30031 c p bo. .
GROCERIES— I The market presents no impor"
taut change in any article. Sngar Is in fair do*
mand, with sales in limited tots by bbd at a range
of 4J051c tor common to prime N.O. Sales of
Loaf at 801 Oc, of Molasses at 28029 c ? gallon for
N. 0., and 40015 for sugarhoose. Sales of Rio
Coffee in lots of 5,10 to 15 sacks at 7£o7{.
PROVISIONS—The market is generally *doll t
with no change in quota lions. Of bacon, there is
very Ultle in the market, and qaotaliontiue of a
nominal character—4l,Go6| are about the ruling
figures of the'market, with email sales. Moderate
sales of Lard in Mils andkegsal6|oGi,as in quah
«y-
The Westeek Boatmah.— We have before us
the January number, being Number 8, of this uni*
que and valuable work. Captain Embree has per*
severed, and he has made it both a useful ana an
interesting periodical. The leading article in this
number is a list of all the laving Boats on the we*
. ten of the Mississippi, sod the names of Captains,
Pilots and Engineers. These boots generally ave»
: rage one Captain, one Clerk: two Pilots and two
Engineers. The result is a very interesting piece
of statistics. • • The tola Us:
Living Boats 573
Captains.* 572
Clerks 572
Pilots ; 1,144
Engineers 1444
The Boats were built In the following periods
Prior to 1844 22
In 1814 51
In 1845 60
In 1816 108
In 1817 123
In 1848 162
Unknown and 1819. 33
Novel Tate.— Navigosiaa of the Scuta.—The
fine little steamer " J. B. Gordon,” Jonathon Gray.
Captain, arrived at onrwbarfyesterdayfroma trip
up the Scioto river as fer os Uircleville, being the
first steamer ever seen on that river any great dia*
lance from the month. The Gordon had from one
hondred to two hundred passengers from ChQlioo*
the up to CircleviHe. We team from friead Clark,
of Jackson county, formerly of our city, who wasa
passenger, that the trip was a most delightful one.
The Scioto is navigable only in very high water.
Two State dams have to be passed which form the
greatest ditßcuJties. The astonishment of the peo
ple to see a steamboat was great. Thousands lin
ed the shores to take a view and give welcome.—
Cib. Coot.
A Pn* or Meat.— On a visit ajisy or
to the extensive portnpacking establishment of Mr.
John Stgenon, situated hi the comer of Wash street
and Broadway, we had the pleasure of viewing at
one.sight, the bulk meal of 14,000 hogs, consisting
ol hams, shoulders and middles, cot, salted and
packed in beta ready lor barreling. The business
done at this house this season far exceeds that of
any preceding year; it having, up to the preseel
time, handled between 25,000 and 20,000 head.
The entire number slaughtered at this point up to
the present date this season, is variously estimated
from 75.000t0 IOOyOOO head.
IRFORTSB? RIVER.
Barer —Per Caleb Copfr—2? bbls Urd, 2do roll
butter, S MeCinrfcan Sc Co; Bbbla butter, 2 kegs
do, l do lard, Smith Sc Sisdair; 175 pcs park,
Friend, Rbey & Co; 1 keg mdse, S hi Wicker*
sham ; 2bbls butter, J & R Floyd; 6 da do, 1' keg
do, Wds R McCacheon; 32 kegs lard. Bagiley Sc
Smith; 300 pcs pork, Armstrong Sc Croxer; B bhis,
4 begs butter, S Sc W Harbaogh; 569 pcs pork, 16
bbls, 17 bg» o seed, S hgs peaches, Bagafey & Smith;
32 bdls paper, Loomis; 100 tks oats, Hcazehon ;
10 bhls butter, owner, 29 hogs.
•Ciaaraur*—EerPanfie—9ooo-pea bolkmeat,
Carson fcMcKnighl; l69bxa,l4lbhls,27tc*p»k
Clark Ss Thaw; 76 bbls whiskey, Ksox & Pun*
•can. ' „ .j
faster—Per Lake Ene—26 bates balling, Frieu d,
Rhajrfc Co; 4S bbls, 14 kgs butter, Wick Sc Me*
Candfeas,7 hhls potash, l bagbacoo. l beg batter,
1 tacb,l bhl peaches, Tasseyds Best ; 19bgscora
DBaaghey. “ . '
Bridgeport— Per Wetisvilfewrl box peaches, 1
fc eggs, Armstrong & Croxer; 34 bids opples and
-1 bbl beans, owner aboard; 5-ale bHa, tjeo W
Smith; 7seek* flaxseed. Hays Sc Painter; 51 bbls
ipples, 3do eggs, owner aboard; 16 kegs lard, 2
bbls batter, J C BidweD; 56 bhls green apples,
Armstrong & Croser; 37 do do, owner aboard; 67
do do, C Rhodes; 7 bales wrapping paper, James
IDalxell; 500 do do>, Rev odds Sc She®; 1 pair
scales, sc, 7 togs dry apples- 73pc> pork, Smith Sc
Sinclair; 1 bale cotton, S B BuihfieuL
Pl in his practice unni
,je*n before heconldbe induced to offer U to the pub*
Ke in each rummer as to make it known bllotct foe
country, the quack remedies ao frequently *dve/ti*ed
■gnA forced upon the public bp means of tarred certifi
'ernes and* ayatem of puffing, prrrgtulnrjmjaeiulp
: rrgular and learned‘phyaieiaus, aaeb as Dr. M’Lene
undoubtedly la. from entering foe liata against such
competitors. Convinced, however, ofthe real value
ofhu medicine, and infiaeneedby die plain ffletalea of
dotr, which would not permit him to keep from Jus
fcUow-crealares eo powerful emeaoa of preserving
them from is fierier, ha finally offered it Gat aale. Blnce
that ti«* it bae beeonft knows all over foa U. Kates;
and where ter it baa been tried, hai proved ita. asperi
ty over all other remedies ever offered for diseases of
the liver. In fact, foe prescriptions of physician* are
no longer required ineaaea of liver complaint. All
j that Ja uctttary.ia for tbo patient to pnrebase and sae
I Dr. MlAneVur?? Pill*, to aeenre a restoration to
I health. Head this: - ...
M /.-Bdd 4 Co—Pleats let »e hate two boxes more
of Dr: M’fese’s Liver Pill*. My gri fe- fcgs need two
baxeaof foe Doctor'sßU»,and 1 assure you foarbava
dons her uoregood than my fondly .physician bfj for
| twoyeir*, &mnx which time he wu in regular attes*
dance. Ibeve two boxes 1 think wilt effect a euro.
JAMES JONES.
WlDtinitp., Allegheny co, March 10,18(7.
For sale atiboDrng Store of.
fobff . . _ J KIDD k. Co
Wa*r arm on aati writ asigya—Sxixxxi’ V«*r
mrvox! . • . '■
M’ConneUavUle, Ohio, Dee. 18, IBfB.
Mr. B. E. flelletr—Every one who baa tried year
yenaifrgge apeak In. alaoat unbounded praise of its
superior efficacy inexpelling werma from the aysfera.
Eras great while your Venal (are will be theonlyoue
p reparation of foe xiad for which there will be anyde*
stand in ddacotaffuufitr. Although not yet 13 month*
shtca Ifint iarodneed foeartieis here, foe demand
hiabeealargesadlaatesdUyonDieinsreaie. -
•: Yours, reapectfoUy, : j. GREEN
(Extract from fetter.).
This tutequanad worm medicine can.be procured at
the Drug store of K-E. SELLERS, NpC7 WopdaLand
of Druggists generally in the laro cities. ja|
)KQ kGROZER
AsorexsCxsTifmaTS to foe exeellema of APLans’
vennifoge!
Meur*.J.Kiildffi Co—Gentlemen: It U with pleas
ure I hand tbU,raTcertificaif, (testifying to foe gene*
rsl popularity of Dr. WLane’s American Warm Spe
cif.) to yonr traveling a£eiU,Hr. Monroe.' Some tune
ago 1 received from bus a amail lot to sell on comtais*
atom In*d afow.botUea ia «ny own family, to foe
good effects 1 eaaTuUy tesll/y. The balance 1 sold to
: my customer*, and Scwnd tfo hsuixft fost it gave very
I Far isle at foe drug store jpsJ. JSJI)D 4£0,.
ItU , • , * .
- 07* Worm*, by foejr frrttiioa, segment foe, Key*;
lion of mneueor slime infos stomach, lau
. so, they involve themselves, and.it (a said -they fr cl
lupoaiLaadlfdepzivedofitfoey die; The celebrated
iWrmintge' .prepared bv B. A, 'PAHNEBTOCR,
iPUtsbwfo admirably adapted ifiita operation;
first, to remove foe protecting mocoA andsecondly, to
fXpel foe worms rendered hclpleya and tender by be>
denuded. It Is a remedy fo whlcb every con*
fidaocapnnbe placed; andfoat U has answered the
I purpose is manifest from: the hundred* of certificates
I given la its favor Jjeff
Cocoa* tan. Cato*—The’ fraqaent changes in foe
iweefoeratthiseeasotsof foe year, invcriably bring
kjpngwifo them coughs and eolds, Whitt *by timely
aueoJpn ere MsUycmed'-hy simple remedies. «El>
be* beeo bi dw
for.thelast IdycniSrandla*.gained more reputetion
forfoe cure of active medical
‘treatment) than, anypfoeejitfppratifln ever offered to
jhe citizens of AHegbcAV county. The Imperial Cough
RjTpn iivery;plessani.tdlhe taste,ana. op fois ae
eopnl. Is s gieatfiavorite.wifo children: The dosos are
giWPicd, in foe fofeclWui, to mil aU agea
That foa long M»ed ggd highlytiopelar eodgb remedy
uyiyhewnMafoo reaeb o^pO, n follow
lh K 57 Wood it,
PUnb&rghP. M- Cwry,Al.afibeny, pnadruggisfigen.
orally in bftfocWA*' oe.m
&PUVB < « Wox* ynov^ajL—Tb« popularity which
this medicine hM'aequired >n V?ci\gfn Pennjylvaoia,
is a core gnarantee of u* axcclUttce. Th® meowing
StnUeaeOf highly-««wehtble CitlMo* efilSgheny
- and Baaver counties, nave uacdibU Vermlfageinfoeu
!fomilic*,and offer foe assurance of Iw great medical
Prol Jamnii Stralfoa, Fourlh-el. Road, Pimhargh.
MaryJ.Sautton ; . ‘
Mary Sirattoni"' ‘' * . .
' Mary Borlr, Beaver county.
I Sartfo Uasbefger, Mai«hester< near Put.
Sq&el IliU-.
For «K alfoe’dragaUdd BURP 1 * * Co > 004
« • ■ •• --‘J- • s
excessive-or awrtddsecxeilona
wStlnlown toeanseviolentdittWbanee
tiva omu, and bring on .malignant and anmanagea»
Mofo^w^rluchoSnpat ane&d to life,- The*ton«b
maM becleansedof these foul secretion», mid
familycathsidc. - Tbvy catiba'gtten wifosafcty.alall
comer Ist and wood, end- cerserdUi and wood eta.
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PORTGF PITTSBURGH.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownavilla.
Caleb Cope,.Murdoch, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Beaver..
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Zachary Taylor, Luca*, Wbeeliug.
Monongaheht, Slone, Cin.
Pacific, Campbell, Louuviilc.
DEPARTED.
sett.
7 5 ' 6 3tT
7 1 6 £3
7 0 & SO
G 59 5 SI
ns? a a*
C SO 9 33
0 65 535
Bailie, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinßon, Brownsville.
Beaver. Clark, Beaver.
Caleb Cope, A. Murdock, Beaver.
Cambria, Kendrick, St
J.Q. Adame, ■■ , St "Louis.
Messenger, No. 2, Woodward, Cin.
Shenandoah, Bowman, Cin.
Hamburg, ■ Sl .
R Wigbtroan, Walliaraaon Cbriiiers landing
There were 5 feet 0 inches water in channel
by pier mark, last evening at dusk, and falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
- Cincinnati Packets, 10 A. M.
Brownsville Packets, 8 A. M., and 4 P_M.
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M., and 4 P-M.
Cincinnati—Monongafifeht
WheeKng—Zachary Taylor.
Wabash—Columbian.
• RATES OF
&AT&J OF DiaCOUrff—CORRKCTKH t>»
B* HOb9UB * SOBS,
Etehange Brokers, No. 05 Market street, near 4u si
Penasalvuila. Indians.
BaakafPituotrgh • —Par State B*k A Branches. • 1
hang.. ......pax S*ateScrip • •• •• “
Merck. <k Man. Bank .par Virginia*
Exchange ilk. of Va;- • 1
Girard Bank Par Fanners Bk.ofVa*— • “
Bank of Germantown *pat Bk. of the Valley, ■ ■■ u
“ Chester County* **par Bk. of Virginia..——• “
“ Delaware Co.* **par M.& M. fix., Wheeling i
“ Montgomery Co.• -par do Morgantown* ••• 1
- “ North amber land* ‘pat N. W. Bank Vo——- 4
Columbia Bridge Co.** pai do Wellsbarg.—• • 1
Doylestown flank* —pet do, Parkersburg*— u
Fanners* Bk. Readipg*pai Tennessee*
Famers’Bk. Bucks Co. psi Bk. of Tennessee* -• • 5
Fanners B’k Lsncas’r-psi Far. A Uerch'w Bk- “
Co. Bk. ** *pai Planters* Bk.*— u
Inscaaterßk. pai Union Bk • M
U.States Bank 30 Missouri.
Brownsville Bk.* pa> StateßkofMUsouri I
Washington Bk.*•• —•• *1 North Carolina.
Geuyabarahßk. - • 1 Bk. of Cape Fear 2
Chsmbersburg** r< March** lik n Newbcrn- 3
Basquehannu vQ» Bk.* 3 State Bank u
Lehigh Co Bank, - South Caroline.
Lewmowa • Camden Bk 2
Middlf.u?wn • 1 Bk.of Charleston 3
Carhale 41 Commensialßk d
dnefli. l ***. • 023Bk.ofGeor*etown*—•• a
rormers’ and Drover** Bk.of Hamburg a
Bank, Wayneiborg** f (Merchants Bk 8
Hamsburg*— u Plantar* AMccbd’sUk* 3
Honesdale- —• 1 Bk. of South Carolina* • 2
Lebanon per BaiyUnd.
PoOiTiUc-- •• M Baltimore Bis. vpa»
Wyoming 1 Balun'eAOßHSerip'-lo
York Bk* 1 Cumberland Bk.of Alle*
Wcstßranehßk. 1 ; ghany I
Belief Notes “ jFer.Bk. of Maryland - *•
Mi MBk. Plus, do- “ Fanners* i Mechanics u
City fcCoantyScrip- 1 : Bk. Frederick “
Ohio. (Frederick Co. Bk.—— • • “
Bata Bk.and Branches 1 Bk “
MoontPleaiant*-** •* “ Mineral Bk-—•*•—•••. I
Sicnbentilie* —**••• • " jPattpseoßk- l
Bt OniwUle- u 1 Washington Bk- - “
Marietta———• • u (BkiofWesuamneT • •<•
NewLithon • u j
Cincinnati Banks u Bk. ©ffit. Clair ——•
Colunbas do u Bk.ofßiverßalseii*
Cuclerille-- “ (Michigan Ins. Co s
Zanesville u (Far.iMeeh'sßk' a
pwnam———— u 'Wisconsin Tarrl*»y.
Wooster 7o:Mar.iFireln.CoJdilw , e 8
Massillon 1 I Canadas.
Sandusky •... SttiUsolventßanks—B
Geauga 1 ’Bank of England Notes
Norwalk 50; ——fl 70* lets.
Cleveland———- 1 lOoldiSpscUVtlas.
Xenia*.—— • - *' [Napoleons 9 SO
. M
Wrttern Re»er»e w
Pnakiin B*k Colomfcic “
QiiUteothe u
IdbErit**' ••••• .■ "
8ciol»- - - —• u
LtncAtter • .10 lOttinfi** ——« 900
Htmiiinn 43 !Frederick»d's» 97 60
Gmitillcj 50 Teo 7 SO
Firm’n B’k Cun- (Tea Guilder*
Urbt&a —* sfl ;Looi»*l'Drv •
fUatiuskjr. Bicbtafi.
Bk of Kenuekr I New York ipra
Bk-ofUroiteilie " Pkilodelpkto|pna
Norbero Bk. Keotn’k?■ “‘Baltimore • > I3*na
How York— Cut flank*, par. Inteno* B>t»- 1
SHIPS FOR CALIFORNIA-
■fr’SSPi The fine A I ahlp ANDALUSIA, wu baill
Baltimore-in 1945, U copper fastened and
bonhetl 771 umt, U a fast sailer,
and in efery retpett a vessel of the firai tlaat,
The between deck* are very spartan* and thorough-
Jr TOfitilated, TTtey are S fret high, about 33 wide,
and 150 feet in length.
Captain tVUsoa it an experienced master, and famd
iar with the Ppeifie trade.
Passengers far California are invited to visit and ex
amine the abip, at Sammy's wharf.
For freight or passage apply to
lIKNRY MANKIN,
Id Bowly’t wharf, Baltimore-
Por Bab FnaclKti Callftniia>
T* B*o. PosmvxjA, Wsixbiut, 'jwb Fawat
jfy The superior and spMfoaa aUSji LEVANT,
«Mg9aCapt. Mrrart Heft, la now receiving freight at
-BufiflCtka tootof Dock aueet,and wiU poutirefy sail
«a above, and take item to sea. Thu ship oilers *a
perior itwncesunta to passengers, for con fort a*d
nfiety. P>i» will be In goad buoyant trim, and fitted
out in an extra manner.
for freight or puitp, (at 5330 in ike cabin, or 9120
between Jerks* comfortably arranged and with liberal
fate.) apply Is OKO. IV, ABRXWALL
South side Sock Street Wharfi fbtlada.
This ship iiuares at the lowest r*:e* o ( premium.
fobtMlw
___ evn ms rsM>nvi>vw<
The fine sew copper listened and roppet*
JfiS**ed baiftßC JOU3 AIA.YO, Capt Puni-rum.
now toeing at Craig’* wharf, ana will
saw* ‘"'O'tsus nsuas; “
faU-dgw 10 Bowly’a wharf, Baltimore
BUClua'i Bxprtia Wtgon X*ln«»
!»»»»««
' l ™ PP?r#BURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
ru nuasnasTßoa.
miME, FIVE DAYS—Running Day and jeiffc!— A
1 Car will leave Philadelphia daily with the MAD
Train to Cbataberabuigh} a. Wagon will leave on ha
arrival, and havingreliya of hone* running day and
niyhL eeearea the certain arrival of goods in Five
Dayal. No ntoteOeojls will he received than can be
loaded «p each-day. >o that so delay will occur.
We wul be prepared to forward fiOOQlbs daily.
Apply to WM- BLNGUASI,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
binghausadockl
No Market street PhlMa.
ECIiIPIB fSABIPOAUTIOS LIKE,
1848. .«Biaa
2HIPPKRfJtod oilier* ere Informed that this line
; continue* to ran daily. Prodace and merchandise
reeeiptoHbrhy PIVK DAY LINE and regular way
on*. at low rmtesund specified time.
' JCmfiwEEL. Wmbnrjh;
tLDBIJf PON ' jfc BOEHM, Baltimore.
BXPABBI V&OOK 1.188,
PlttiXnn|lL<lßikPU]«detphU, ,-
»lwfi'c|—« M IliMlittl
TIME, FJVRDAYB-RraNING HAY AND NIGRT.
npflKpnhlle’Tw reapeeflnlfy informed that Ihiadine
1 wifi coamrttco nutiDi on the y7ib inat Acer
will leavft Philadelphia daily with the Mail Train to
Cbamber*barg,> tad fhnd thence by Wagon, wnht
relay of bom*, naming day and night We will be
prepared to forward CUOO lb*, freight daily. Apply to
r D LRKCH A Co, Piuabnrgh,
or HARRIS* LEECH,
nor® N'ol3 Sooth Third Street, Philadelphia.
pIpJfCXS THAHBPOBTATJON UIB,
between BAyrotogE anp prrrBHUBGU.
Merchandise traaa parted aiCoourSitn.
Burenamuw fOBgVTIi A DUNCAN^ggpit,.
Water street, PiaZmnjh.
FBAILEV A HAHSHAU-Ajenu,
• aovt7 47 Light etreet luTtlawre.
BtJftßß ft CO'g FAS’I? EXPBBBB
FOB ™MB E EU t N & BAM S E ’ ***?
mire Propriownof UiU line ham pot on New Slock,
1 and aifc prepared to forward pickayw of «U 40*
•ciipuoiw dally, at the lowe*tr«e». ,
~J. C, BIDWiiLL Agent,
Wsfrr »treet, tftfrtmrgh. •:
: BOBINSON ft BOEHM, .
octal MfiotthCharlcMt, Baitiroore. -
"iwrfr.
mBStPSB farad for sale on *oc>PinioflBlln|
■HB&E&BBberma. Apply to >
jß*7 'J C Blp WELL. Agt, irltet J «
JOUK T. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Fourth street, ;b« tweed
BmUhfieM and Ortnt. JalMflm J
ladipendcni Police Ofllcti
XTO. 103 FOURTH STREET.—Committing tfugi*-
Ptj'trafe, ALDSjara* Stiiu. Chief of Foilce,.HolttT
WM. C. TR^BflO,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Fourth alreel, near Grant.
_ _ tatfcdir_
* Patent Soda Aah. -
c\m CASKS (Olass makeis) Ja« Aluvpratt A Softs
I brand,}'**! reeM per steamer Brooklyn,and fo
fflUobf WfcMMJTCIIELTORE,
• j jfc , ■No RX> Liberty *>
TJOTABli—4casks Potash, Uridine from rtmrCope
JT and for sale by /AS DALZKLI.,
* febl ‘ SMwnter at
TYROOMS—SO doa Poland Broom*, ree'd and for tale
Jffiy • fafcT ' J frR FLOYD
Kst EZE£&!%J$m ftSWY'
LARDOIU-tO bblawmierOii, No 1; rec’d p pt stmy
Boacoe and for sale by _
ja ta BEU-ERS A NICOLS
FINE FLOUR—aoo bbli in store and for aale by
.jaw SELLERS A NICOLS
HICKORY NUT'S—Id bblsiusl rec’J and for aale by
jail ARMSTRONG A CROZER
QUTTER —tS kega; lObbt* packed Baiter; 7 do
jj Roll do; instore and for saw by
•*jaU L S WATERMAN
TWILLED BAGS— ao dot (country] Baga. all iomt,
in alore and for aale by jail J A RTLOYD
GUM DRAGON—3Qo Iba on baud and for tale by
__JaS J KIDD A Co
EMORY, assorted aizea, on hand and,for aale by
Ja» ; jriDPACo
CRAB CIPER-30 tfcl« ict aale by,
"W JSWtWOEIHSCO
} :,ili. . Z .JX
LOCALMETEBS,
rKTORTXD PO» TH* rnmo&s DAILY OaXITTR.
&BCOBT OFpSiroEST TAYX.OB.
We.learn thattha'frne.Steamer, pBtiisYLVAJUA,
has been selected as'iuhe of the boats to cdovuy
those of our citizen* who propose meeting General
Taylor at Wheeling, and escorting bun'to oar city.
Price for the entire trip to Wheeling and bach, only
$3. Hue notice of tbe lime of departure will be
given.
All who are desirous ongoing, will please cnll
on the committee appointed' for >h»» purpose, com
posed of Messrs. Sami R*«ebnrgb. DsnL M'Curdy,
0. H. Eippey, Joo. McD. Cretan, and J. W. Bax
ter, and enroll their oaau-j.
Other boats will be provided as fast as tbo I‘Vf
■re Idled.
The first selection the committee bas made, is
certainty a good'one, snJ tbe extreme low price
at which the lire is fixed, will, we hope, induce
as many as osn leave their busmens, to take a
delightful excursion, and at the same lime, give
the old Hero a hearty welcome to the Iron City.
Those who lake passage with Captain Gray, will
have every thing done to make the trip agreeable,
that can be accomplished by a whole-souled, in
telligent, and skillful commander.
Aside from every other consideration, it would
seem very proper thst tbe steamboat, Pennsylvania,
should help the General on bis way to Washing
ton, when the Slate of Pennsylvania tamed bis
(ace that way.
DISCOUNT.
Boot Found. —We called altenlion a few days
since, to the advertisement in our columns, of Mr.
Patrick Healy, whose little ion had so mysteriously
disappeared. On Friday last, the body of the boy
was (bund in a vacant lot, belonging to Bev. Mr.
Preston, in Allegheny. Tbe lot is entirely sura
rounded by a high and tight-bound fence, and there
seems to have been bat one way in which the boy
could possibly have got iolo.it: this was,by means
of climbing unto a pile of earth that had been
thrown against the fence, in excavating a well
Tbe probabilities seem to be, that the poor lad baJ|
climbed inUMhe lot at ibis place, and finding be
couidnoi gel out, bad wandered around until over*
came by fatigue and cold, be had lain down on his
fece, pillowing his head on his hands, and wept him*
self asleep, in which silasiton be had frozen to
death. Coroner Richardson held an inquest on the
body, and be informs tfl, lhal be could discover no
marks of vioieoce. Tbe verdict of the jary was
in accordance with the above facto.
Correction.— We have been requested to con
tradict an article that bas appeared in some of the
city papers, staling that Henry Robinson and Mar
garet Taylor had been arrested, for stealing a ooal
and cloak from the house of James Benny, on
Penn street, on Wednesday last. They were sus*
peeled of having stolen a dress. We are assured
by the best authority, that at the proper time they
will be able to prove, that they purchased it from
a man named Fitzgerald, who bas been arrested
on a charge oflarceny.
Mayor's Orncr.—Saturday morning five cases
were brought before bis honor the mayor. Ooe
was discharged and the other found it necessary to
remain in doors (or a short time. Our friend the
printer was one of these. *
Yesterday morning six cases were brought up.
All were sent to the bill One young m no,
brute, was charged with striking his own mother.
Docsis •* ISO 9 9ft
! E*g!e,o!J 10 W
'Eagle, new 10 00
jDoabloons, tipamah. Ift 00
'Do.Patriot 15 M
|So»ereljn» I 83
We refer our readers to tbe card of M. Egolf,
in another column. He informs ns that his
present sitnation enables him to offer to merchants
ordering goods, great facilities. He receives goods
from Auctions, examines the bills, packs, ships,
and when required insures, all on very favorable
terms —lower than heretofore.
VtBOLESALB CLO7QIB6 WABEBOISB.
LEWIS aTuASPOUD,
No* '£>l aars *5O Pearl btrsbt.
(Between Fallon tireei «iul Burhsf Hap )
■av» os uasd tbx laßjut »i»o«nictr at
IB nL« AAIk LAOr
SHIRTS AND OdAWKRS,
We keep sn eoileu rmnei|-
,im tub »arr ureum xocrtmiat t>t
PLAIN ANO FASIIIONAHLE OI.OTIIINO.
:M-d2ni3i»w
Predaaalloa.
T)Y vinoe of a precept, a ruler the band* of the lion,
h Benjamin Patton, Jr., Provident oi the Court of
Gcutnau flrn, in a»J for the Fifth Judicial District
of Pennsylvania. and Jude* of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and fenrTal jait dqbvery. tn andfotaahl
district, and William Cm and Samel Jours, Ewui res.
Associate Jadge* of the urn* Court*, in and to t the
county of Allegheny, dated the A) day of February, in
tbo year of our lumi one ihaunnd eichi hundred and
fony-moe, and to me directed, for hoUtng a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, as the
Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh. on the 4th Mon
day of March neat at 10 o'clock, A M.
Public notice!» hereby.given ip ajl Justices of the
Peaee, Coroner and Constable* of the county of Alle
gheny, tbai they be then and there in their pippr-riper’
•out with their roll** records, impiaitiena, examina
tions. arid other Temeaforaitcos, to. do »hw* things
which to their respective osce* in Iheu bah iR appear
to be done—and also those that will prosecute the per*
aon> that now afe, or may be, iu the jaO pf qud copn*
ty of Allegheny, to bf, then and there, to proaepat*
againt them as ahull be Just.
Given under my band at Pittsburgh, this 3d day of Fcpr
ruary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
' hundred and forty-nine, and of the Commonwealth
the seventieth. JOHN FORSYTH, Rherift
fcbOKCßAwflwT .
Orpba&’a >«!••
PURSUANT 10 an order of the Orphan**' Cosrt of
Allegheny County, dated tba 3d day of February,
A. 0., |i«, tbe *ub*cribar*, com leatamcuio annexe,
of lbs pood* end cbaUlea of Dorothy Bowman, urceaa*
ed. will expose lo tale, by public readoe or outcry, at
the new Conn lloare, city of Ptttaborfh. oo B*iu«*t,
tbetemh day of March, A. D. 1319, at 10 o’clock, A.
M., the following deaertbed prendre*.
All «*»■» certain loi or piece of ground situate in to*
Tlh Ward, city of PiUaburgfc, Wnnhiag on Cliff street,
at the comer of lot* numbered 36. and J! } io book cad
Canaan 1 * Plan of Lot*, (which said Plan »• recorded Id
the Recorder 1 * office, in Deed Bock T, Sfc*, V 01.49, pg.
Id.) and running thflnee along Cliff ttreet 30 feet to the
centre of Lot cambered 33 m *»ld plan; tbnuce by a
line parallel with McShane street, and preferring the
ifin* width the whole distance to Catharine atreet. the
j ft<t lot being and including laid lot numbered thirty.
I *ix, and the adjacent one equal half part of ute said
1 lot numbered thirty'fiTe, in the plan aforesaid, and be*
ina the uun: which Cbhrle* 8. Chafoer conTryed in
fee to the taid Dorothy Bowman In her lifetime, by
deed dated the eighth day of December, A. D. Imx,
and recorded ib Deed Book Vol. W,pg. 27*.
Term* of the aale will be made known on tba day or
■ale. ARNOLD LANGE, 1 Adm*ra
_ feW-dAwttT ICT.fRIEND. i* .
PHILADELPHIA IMPOn.TATIOII»,
AT LOWEST) BATES.—Jan tecenred,Tfcn* Fan*
of latest «lyb*, Pprcttaaioo Capa, Teeth Brnahea
German Sloteg and. Pencil*, French PerArtneiy and
Druggist* *TtlCle*j#lAlbe mom extenaiee tariety of
Fancy Good* In twdtjv' Dealer* are invited to an
early'examination before parehaung their sapplle*.as
the good* will be offered at the lowest fiappitatjoa
( y « >VM.TIIXER,(mp«ter.^
' iaU*dftweod No} Commerce »L PhUlf_
— JI VolPSALfl* *
A FARM «Uuileon the N. W. benk of the Ohio riv
er, nine miles befotf piuabuxeh, containing 828
acre*, late the propertyrof John M. flood, deceased,
and knowuaal“Baie Lauding.” M I
Reference ti> Davidflood, On the prenmest wm. H.
1E
INDIA "BUBBER BUOES—JuH receired, S e»*e»
net Hoed drer repleadld article, soperiar
to toy erer offered in ibi* city, of wMchenjrqnanUW
canto lid *1 stort notice, end repil, *t po
toai.H,bbsß«p.,,.NoC Wood TC 7-, ■
bbU bob
“''"ii'cim* bob
|HEESE-»bx*Utc
l by v jaia
RVF. fe»o Floor, 10-iljr roc'd by
i 123 - ARMSTRONG *<*£%«■.,
R° b y : B^ii >
jpOTASIt— 4 ca*ksflr»t'«orj
CjS N - , “ HSi&ft «HKY * C ;
E"^’ 1,1,1 <» iS s> s !;r ßoN(i t cßogg»_
Yisr* ■ k "
pUTTPB-15 bid* I'rr.h Roll U»‘*"j '» J“K .“gj 1 "
P store and tor «»te by JaS7 l* P V--' ~2L_
R" VKISi>UR-aa bb|. .uporior
opd Hr uly b|r itV [. S WATHUMAN
I/“Ei bb '’ “"jUauleli:
SODA ARM—IO cask* Mus|*r»Ua’ S" l *
cdoodipc, itoonicr r 5' l J T g, r |^.T&l' n
j, a | !«► Wbonjr »t _
Tilois-ijbtlereM Cmroli* Bicoi new crop, lending
K from •»'«0”"*» J «; s^ri 'i^„8 0 N t Co
r xAWAE Y »m>-Fo , »i.V|,- [tAi)N 4 BEfmt
Gr P !*n blMI ‘-' 1 **** '^‘wSv^trsß
T ) RVFmT-^b S .hO,yAppl ? ; f (otii|>kr
its. } B JHLWORTH A Co, *7 wood it
CLOTHING,
AT TOX
U&lted Itatsi
SKW YURK.
CLOTHUO
is
UNITED STJVTFH
Oftl« CLOTBiau
COVERED HATS
in the World.
Of all ktoila.
LEWIS* HANFORD,
Noa. CSd and 530 Pearl »u N. Y
& a *S!nw3rrctn™ t
•forwlo *>jr
jnaCLLAHIMDft
•. GOLD
H PARRY has invented a’machine for washing
• Gald,farwhkh he has made application for a
patent. They are udw offered for tiu at the ware*
chouse of Parry, Scon k Co-, Tfo. _ 103 Wood street,
Pittsbnrgh. ,
V Adventurers to California are invited to call and ex.
■tnini» these labor-saving site binds. art simple
in their construction) easily transported on the. bach of
males or horses, weighing eighty pounds each, and
can be pat in operation in half an hour. They can be
Clled with provisions. It is the opinion of lhone who
have seen the trial of one;of these machines of i mallett
that two men will I wash the mineral from ISO
bauds of sand or eanh m a day, without the i oas of a
particle Of ths mineral. They can be increase*! in sixe
and worked by water or mole power, if expedient
The operators work without going Into the water or
being exposed to wet and consequently without en
dsh*eri3t their heaftL They will require but a small
stream of water, odd can be used the whole season,
and can bepttUnfo operation where there ts not suffi
cient water lo wash la the Usual way.
Price of smallest site Orders from abroad, ac
companied by cash, will be promptly filled.
1L PARRY, at Parry, Scott fc Go’s,
febd-dtf . No HO Wood »t, Pittsburgh.
JUST RECEIVED,
AND now opening, a •pleaded li
piwjo Four*, from the celebrated
yf^'V^Vlof Nanos k Clark, N. Y. It conaU
VI V I |lpart of the following:'
One elegant Rosewood GJ octave Piano, with ca
mooiding, top «mt plinth, projecting front and ca
gothic tablets.
One rosewood Piano, 01 octave, elegant and p
with Coleman’s celebrated Avolian Attachment, i
perior Instrument.
One Rosewood 0 ootave, round corners and octa
legs. One do do do
One rosewood Piano, square corners and leg*.
'i*hese Pianos have improvements iu the mechanl
in stringing and covering of the hammers, possessed
by no outers in this country, and an at once the best
as well as the cheapest Pianos that can be boaghL
ALSO— An elegum lot of Chiekering’s Kanos, from
7 to 6 octaves, possessing all the latest improvements,
at reduced prices.
ALSO—One elegant rosewood Cabinet Grand Piano,
7 octaves, a uew invention. HENRY KLEBER,
febl-lf . At J W Wood well’s, S 3 Third st
BA. FAHNESTOCK k CO.'S Pteomonie or Cough
• Balsam ha» a great advantage over many other
Coagh preparations, u lu pleasant taste pemits it to
be used without inconvenience. Bet it* value at a
Balsam consists inlhe speediness of its cure. We have
known some of the most desperate coughs, some of
which had been miming on for a considerable length
of time, yield almost immediately to its power.
In such weather as hre have bad daring the past
winter, every one 1s liable to take cold, unless great
precautions are used.
Wet feet and undue exposure to the utclemtnoy Af
the weather often ; laytane foeadatiaarof a hacking
coagh, which needs a quick remedy to prevent serious
results.
We have numerous certificates of eures which it
has performed, many of which are from persons In this
city and the neighborhood, and they am a sufficient
reference without saying another word in its favor.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail, by B A
FAHNESTOCK k Co, comer of Wood and Island
Wood end Clh its. febP-dAwS
CHICkBRUTG’S PIANOS.
. .fu- 1 JOHN 11. MELLOR, (sole Agent for
£BS3BBChleksTtng , i Piano Fortes for Western
InWI Pennsylvania,) No. 81 Wood street,
VI V I |* Pittsburgh, has received and now open
for sale, the following elegant assortment, direct from
the manufactory, at Ur. Chickering’s (Boston) prices,
vix:—
One Rosewood seven octave Piano Forte, carved in
the most elegant and rich style of Louis XiV.
One Rosewood carved seven octave, new and im
proved scale.
One rosewood Piano, 61 octaves, new scale;
One “ carved) 6.: M u “
Two “ round comers, 6 ocisve, new scale,
Two *• pan net “ 6 ** u u
The above are all from the manufactory oi J. Chick*
etmg, Boston, of the Latest styles of furniture, and with
the u*w and improved scale.
AtOO 09 HA9D ASD fOS SALS LOW
3 Rosewood 6 octave Pianos, from the manufactory
of H. Worcester, New York, formerly of ike firm of
Stodarl, Worcester A Durham.
9 rosewood 0 octave. Gale A N. Y
1 rosewood 6f octave Piano, made by Bacon A Ra*
van. New York
1 Mahogany 6 octave Piano, made ia Baltimore, and
left with me (os tale by the owner, for cash or in ex
change for Pittsburgh manufacture!, or groceries sail
able tor a country store. Price $3OO. )a3O
Booflagw-Oslvtnlied Tim Platti.
THE subscribers beg to call iht attention of Builders,
-Architects and owners of Buildings, to the many
advantages which these plates possess over all other
metallic- sabsthuees hitherto used for roofing. Ac , as
they possess at once ihellghmesa of iron, without Us
liability to nut, having now been tested for several
years tn this particular, both in this country and in Eu
rope. They are less liable to expauaioa and contrac
tion from sudden change or' the annospbere, than com
mon ua plates, iron, sine, or any other metal now used,
for roofing, and consequently fora a much better and
tighter roof; requiring for less frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost is but a trifle more.
A full supply, of ail sites, from 16 to 30 W. G., con
stantly on baud and for sale by
UEO U MORKWOODA CO.,
ti and 16 Beaver umi, New York.
The patent right for this article hat ing been secured
for the United Stales, all parties infringing thereon,
either by importation or otherwise, will be prosecu
ted. oetSO-dAwlyT
piflko MUSIC.
THE Silver Moon; My time, my happy Home;
TI. Home where e'er the Heart is,
Jenny liud Polka;
I base-left the stow clad Hills;
Rosa Lee end iMd Code Ned; Rosanna Polka;
Go where th* mins are sleeping;
Will you come to my nuwuuaia home,
Grata of Boi apart*;
No, ne'er can ihyfoome be mine;
Obi Susanna; Good-Bye;
Empress Henrietta's Waltz; Ben Bolt;
joya that we’vs tmttrrf; Atlem Mavourafec;
Lduiiiaoa Bells; Ethiopian Dane**
A MurediUdflpflimtk's Puao Ko.rs
with French and English Text. reduced io the Hallow
ing tow price*. Viz:
Hamer 1 * targe wolk.comaimAg *3 pages, $2 00
* omall - ** “ ttt • I S(>
Uurrow* Pianoforte Primer. *t
Beiuat*’ Method for Piano. 3 00
Caret**!'* tinUv Instructor,
FaMeroa* Vseai flcboid,' 8 oo
Rati bock'* Piano butronbr. I®
For safe by JOHN II 11KLLOK,
_____ at wood 11
SAM’L. GRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
RXCtIANOX BUILDING*, J
ST. CLAia KTSKBt,
KEEPS COWSTANHiY ON HAND
iSD VBSTUBSI
OFTHEBESTQUAUTY AND LATFST STA LKS.
p(Bliim«a Wanting
FASHIONABLE GARMENTS,
WIN find it to ibetr advantage to give him a calL
jc» ; ;
BVIT PUOOP' I BOH.
XIIE understgsed have erected work* in the city qf
New York, far the purpose of Galvanising nil art;*
i of Iron, which it is desirable to PROTECT FROM
BUST, such ** Telegraph Wife, Bolt*, Spike*, Nail*,
Win far Fence*, and any other article which may be
required. For Hoop* £orCask» l a«i»iibrtiinia far pale
Rope; lor Clothe* use*. Ughming Bod*, and luit of
other application*, it will be fauna cheap and durable.
They would particularly pall attention to the Gflvaiti
zad Wire far fence*; it require* no paint, and will not
rest. Also fa Spike* and Dpi Ms the preservation of
which U of *o taach importance, that It will commend
luelf to the notice of lit those interested
CiEO- B. HOKKWOOD A CO., Patentee*,
ecflMAwlyT U and 18 Bcavor »t. N York.
DISBOLCTIOB.
IMIE partnership of MURPHY A LEE u On* day
dissolved by mutual consent The business of the
Isle firm will be wuled il. Lee. J. R. MURPHY,
Pittsburgh, Jan. 30. 1549. 11. LEE.
NOTICE—The undersigned will continue the Wool
business aad attend fa the sale of Woolen Good*, ai
the eld stand. H. l^E-
In retiring from tho |ina of Mutphr A Lee, I leki
great pleasure iu recommending Mr. 11. Lee to thi
confidence of my friend* and the pablic.
Pittsburgh, Jan.3o, 1349. J. K- MURPHY.
CLIHTOS PAPBa MILL,
THE CLINTON PAPER MILL, litnatcd at Steuben
ville, Ohio, having been enlarged and improved,
and at a very great expense addea new and the mo«t 1
improved kind of machinery, i* new prepared fa man*
ufaeture alt kind* of Writing,Pifatihs, Wrapping ahd
Cqtton Yarn Paper*, Bonnet Board*, Ac., equal todpy
in the Eatterft or Western country.
The undersigned hating the Agency of the above
Mill, wiil kkep constantly on hand a large supply of
the different kind* of Paper, and will have any size
made to order at abort notice. &. C. IlilX,
j*3o _ 87 Wood street
A H Attic OBABCB.
TIT ANTED—Apartndr In the Publishing business,
Yv eVtbnfaiag Stereotyping, Printing and Binding,
in a largk taebuibment with a profitable ran of work
fa Camtaetfc* with. He must be a man of utumpeaeh
ed Integrity—unectnpromlking in hi* principles—yffl
ling and able to control the printing depaftmept e|
least, and have a capital of i3,u»'fa Theet
tablUhmem 1* at prevent fa Weeling, va, bat can be.
removed fa Pittsburgh or any oihef soitable place at
abort notice. For farther particular*, call on Rev. B.
Hopkins, M. h. Book Boom, Pittsburgh, Pa~ or addresa
J. a WOLFF, Wheeling, Va.
N. B—Stereotyping done auhort notice. fehScJ^
BVFFB AT GREAT BARGAINS*
ThT 4CORD A CO- wishffifWelowonl tifelr stock of
ill Muff* and'VtoWTwn* far the season, will sell
uteoalancp (embracing a ‘good iarietr fit LtaX aid
Fma, as well a* the tnord comnfan'article*,) at EAS>
TERN COST—to which they ,wdaldre*peeit ally Invite
the attention of purchaser** 4 NOW IS THE TIME
FOB BARGAINS. Call at popier Wood and Fuih
atreetp. ‘ 'Jal9 '
•VfACAULAVS HISTORY OF ENGLAN I>—From
iXJL the accession of James ll.\ T ol. 1.
The History of Alexander the Great by Jacob Ah*
botL with map and engravings-
He History of tha first of England: by Ja>
cob Abbott—elcganTengravings.
Harper’s life of Franklin: aplendidly embellished
by numerous exquisite designs.&Noi, uficenu. To
be eompleted in B number*.
Pictorial History of England, up to the reign of
George IH—complete in 4 volt, octavo: 1300 tilosira*
lions.
Jim received br
feM
R HOPKINS,
Apollo Buildings, 4th i
lahaia, and father ware. ' It rapidly lakhs out all spou
and stains, and reproduces tbs beautifal and datable
lostrt Of new ware. Just received and for! sale, whole
sale and retail, by JOHN D MORGAN,
J*g»
T OVEmNG’A DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS-W
J_i pblstiwe{ingi*pdu!bfa Kefihcu Loaf,fcfushedand
Pulverized Sugars, jim’ ree'd and 1 far sale at the Pell
Tea Store,7o Fourth ilreet. by
novfiff AJAYNE9
NOTICE*
3 DIE ondenigned having removed ta Washington
. city, wUI attend to the proiecatioti of claim* ojt
e GoVermficat, and fa'anylaw bukiness before the
Coarts of thrf District, witb'whlch he may be entrusted.
•_ decS-d3ai» _ ANDREW WVUK, Ja.
JUBT RECEIVED—A large lot* of silver and gtU
Stars, Tassels, Fringe, Juice pad Rescue*.
Also, ul-eolar Weiibittg, far'United Boo* of Ameri
ca. WW WILSON,
febJ comef marketahd 4th its
FAHILIEB, ECOSOMISTB,*nd the Public,
fa effect a saving of ooe-thlrd, ajid obtain the
fleetest bargain* ever purchased, are moat respeetfal
hr Invited to visit ROBINSON’S Cloth Establishment,
Post Bgilding*, corner Fifth end Wood *l*. fpfrb-ay;
THE Stockholder* of th;fJiU*bltTgh and Isle Royafa
Capper Mlniog Cotppany rnp* hereby notified that
the Tnutees have ordered an asseumeat of one dollar
per share, payable to the undersigned, in tWo equal In*
Itahsenu.one on the Ist day of March next, and the
ethat on ina Ifitb day of May. By order, Ac ,
JOHN IRWIN, Jr-i-SecY and Treat’/.,
Jt3o-dlia cor. Ferry and Fwt su.
DRY & VARIETY. GOODS.
Bincsth* Deoabpematf cf Uu CaliJpmisGcM Fevtr,
ILtIATOEE 4PAT,
No. 73 Hiiro Sms, Pirsbcxob,
TTAVE remind OR >SELUNO OPF their large
-Tl nock of DBT GOODS— the principal pari o«
which hare lately been purchased at the Laws Akfr
■nos Balzs in Philadelphia and New York, at a Uv
mendotts and unparalleled sacrifice!
We hare made nteh a large redaction Train ear reg
al** prices that we wilLnow sell a large portion of oar
goods BELOW COST pf importation. The early at
tention of buyer* is invited to choice high colored
goods adapted to the Cwllbniia Trade.
m . LADIES PRESS GOODS.
Plain and figured Comeian Cashmeres and delaines,
silks, | all prices,
Very superior hrochin fig’d Super cloak cloth*, all co
and watered blk silkd lor*.
Superior repamnre auks, French merinos, all colors,
blk and colored, I Black bombazines,
Soper black glossy firo dc Cross barred and striped
Hhin silks, alpacas,
Vtsene and tnanrilla silk*, Brocha fig’d and strip’d do,
beft quality, Jenny Lind plaids,
“are mans, blk and bloc Victoria Lyoneae cloth*,
blksctins, . very rich,
Lamartine satin merinos, Coberg cloths and eameli-
Super silk warp alpaca an lustres,
a o | lustres;
_ . ..., ... SHAWLS] SHAWLS!]
Splezraidpl&id few brochu long thaw!*,
Splendid terkeri shawls, ike fiuevi we have ever
from N. York ancuans, brought to tbU market.
_.§"** bargains; 1 BO w to be told at great
Plain and embroi’d_ihibei| bargain*,
•hawla,all color*,' Superaneandcommonbro-
Silk fringe, remarkably eha square shawls;
cheap; ’Super cornelian silk thawlt
GENTLEMENS’ GOODS.
French doth* from the celebrated “Johany” manu
factory. For beamy of finish and permanence of wear,
these cloths have no superior; a tew pieeet extra fine
jet black and olive caston beavers and other heavy
eloths for over coats, twilled French cloths, manufac
tured expressly tor cloaks, French »nd American cos*
aimeres, super west of England do, saper French sa
tins for vestings, the best imported. Plain and fancy
velvet and cashmere vestings, merino shirts and drap
ers, Italian cravats, Unco, cambric and silk hdkfe, ho
siery and gloves.
STAPLE GOODS.
Irish linens, best long cloth shirting.maslios, bleach
ed and brown muslins of good quality, remarkably
low; tickings, ehtwks, doicemc and imported ging
hams, scarlet, yellow and white flannels, a large lot
very cheap; a large lot of white and cross haired eoon
try flannels, cheap; brows and bleached Barssby table
linens and table clothe Russia and Scotch diaper* and
towellings, saline ns, Kentucky jeans and tweeds.
An asaal large stock of blankets, direct frost the
manufacturers, some of whieh are the best ever exhi
bix«J,:,allof wmch wiUbe closed oat at unparalleled
low prices. In addition to the above enumerated
goods, oar stock comprises a very large and complete
assortment of almost every article usually found in a
dry goods store, and as they have been mainly pur
chased at the easern auctions, hence the lete great re
daction of prices. We are enabled and determined to
sell them of at great bargains.
Wholesale boyere, country merchants, tailors, and
the public generally are respectfully invited to an ear
ly examination. Bargains shall be given.
ALEXANDER At DAY, 75 Market si,
febB N W comer of the Diamond
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
A. A. BIASON A CO.,
No. 00 MaaxxT sraxrr. Pmsatraos, Pa.
BEG leave most respectfltily to announce to their
numerous/patrons and the public, that they, in
consequence of contemplating a ehange in their easi
ness, propose opening the whole of their extensive
warehouse, (including all their wholesale rooms.) for
retailing, ■"« will continue open until tho first of Feb
ruary, commencing on New Years day, 1849. Our
wholesale stock, eomprisinaose of the most extensive
and varied assortments of Fancy end Staple Dry
Goods ever exhibited In the western country, will be
offered at lower prices than ever before known. Eve
ry article, however choice and desirable, will be ac
cordingly reduced. Upwards of fifty thousand dollars
of our stock has been recently purchased, the greater
portion of which are foreign goods, received at New
York by late European arrivals, which from the late
ness of the season, ae well as the known pressure in
the money market, were sold at Immense sacrifices at
public sales, at rates varying from twenty-five to fifty
per cent less than similar goods brought the first of the
season. We are therefore confident that our prices for
the time shove mentioned will be foend to be even
lower than any Eastern wholesale rales.
We anxiously invite all persons to visit our estab
lishment, whether they purchase or not, and test the
truth of the above—assuring them that they will incur
an obligation thereby, but confer a favor upon the pro
prietors. Our assortment of Silks, Shawls, and fine
Dress Goods will amply repay oee for a visit; added
to which, an unusually great display of Domestic
Goods will, we hope, induce ail to ealL
Our system of one price wil be strictly adhered to.
RICH DRESS GOODS, per foreign steamer Europa.
—A A Mason A Do, No GO Market street, mil
open this morning. Rich Drcu Goods, comprising the 1
following styles, vtc Satin plaid Merinos, a new arti
cle, and the rtebeet goods Imported this season; oil
wool Plaids, high colors and choice styles; all wool
Cashmeres and alous de Imlnrs; fine Coburg and Lyo*
nese Cloths, of any describsble shads and color. Satin
striped Cishmcres, in great variety. jalS
A A. MASON a Co., GO Market siren, have jasl
• received another large invoice of plaid Long
and Sqaare Shawls, bought 35 per cent leu than any
previously received this season.
Our stock of Shawls is now the largest in the eity,
and purchasers may be certain that our prices from
this date will be US per cent leu than at any former
time. jald
GENTS' CLOAK TASSELS^—3- dot mohair Tas
eeis, assorted; 3 do silk dodo; 3do do fine do; 10
do do Indies Tassels, assorted; • do coJ*d do do.
WOOLEN GUODs—lOdoi children’s woolen coats;
S do do do Caps; 4 do do common; 10dosWooleu.com
fort*, assorted; Id do do with rings; 3bdo ladies Cash
mere Gloves, assHL
LEATHER UELTS-30 dos hlh Uolkskia Belu; 20
do do Moroeco do, 3-do col'd do; at
ZKDI’LON KINSEYS,G7market »t
A JrnWCWL FLOWERA—Smith * Johnson. 4fi
XV Market st, would invite the anenlton of dealer*
and others a. their extensive stock of French and
American artificial Flowers, whieh will be offered at
eastern prices. dec37
Cl ENTS’j FITSNTtniiNO GOUlfci—Eure Bbirtviru?
JT standing collar*; mirtno, silk and wool Vests; do
do do Drawers; silk, kid and wool Gloves; merino,
cotton and wool I Hose; folk Italian cravats; fine Ze
phyr Scsrfh. docS F It EATON A Co
/k*XJnN3TErCXHF^K—
J% attention of thntb wishing fo famish, houses, to
cau and examine dor Axminxur Carpeu, wMctrxra
very nph in stylo and colors. WamoocL No« 5» 4lh
stPinsbureh, deep W M'CUXTOCK
SATIN oflhre
ers a very handsome assortment of'rich satin &b»-
maifea fo* window egrtaius. Alw* French chintzes,
buffs, linen, transparent shades, At, at his earpetware
room, 73 Fourth st. doefi
TLfISSES AND INFANTS’ WEAR—F ilEsnx*
iSUL Co, luti added to tbeir former business a de
partment ander charge of Mrs. Bigelow of Boston, for
making to order la latest styles, lmsats’ Wear. Misses
Sacks, cloaks and Dresses, Louies and Gems Dressing
Gowns.
Garments emb nude red or stamped.far embroidery;
kaixnsg, netting, crotchet wafk | hsT"pftt ;^ ,^n ff and ou
tog.neatly exeyated. ‘ ‘ norS9_
TTTNSBRINKABUS FLANNELS—W, R. Mchntr
IJ Invites the huenxion of to his stock of the
above all the different qualities, said to be as
unshrinkable as the Welsh, and at much lower prifpr.
Genuine Welsh Flannel* also constantly an hanfl.
Haute and Btlk do, 44 tut! H'4?, far Sixoaiung
rfotpe m*u« White flannel* and Linsey won*tazttly
5n at the nqnh east corner of Fo«nh and Mar
et street*. - febfi
ffEW POORB,
SHACKLETT A SR Wood supet, are now
receiving a fresh stock of DRY GOODS, of recent
purchase, end fresh styles, patterns, Ac, which tkoy
will self Igw fa thp trpdp.
- MarpMuta are regaested to call and examine their
stock and puce*. feta - •
SILK WARP A Johnson, 40
hfarketetrect, would invite tha attention of dealer*
and other* fa their choiee stock of Silk Warp Alpacas,
Mohair Lustres and fine Bombazines, which they are
now offering at reduced price*. febfi
New goods in January—w. r. Mtmnre ha*
within a few days opened a supply of black Ati
Dacca*, low priced: do, medium and superi do Mohair
Lustres; new stylo British Prints; do American (fai
black elmh Shawls; plaid long do; qsat style KTouke
da Laines; plain lead aad drab do, at 18}; dcB a Vari
ety ofcthaacarco anddekirakl* goods, worthy the
irtieutiod hrfame wilhfag fa buy.
Merchants Wilt find fa the wholesale rooms up stairs
a good stock of desirable goods, at low prices. jalS
AN HAND AND FDR SALE—IO p* drab Blankri
\J Coating; 8 ps Lavudet do do; 1 case Lavomlyr
Blankets; I do grey mixed Cloth; 1 do Anpv Cloth; 9
do Tweeus, brown, blaek and fttid mix; Ido fancy
Catsimores; 1 bale blna Itianket Coating; consigned
direct from manufaotnran and for tale by the package
or ptecd* *• -dadg)- 1 MURPHY It LEE, liberty *t
-TIXTRA AND SUPER THREE PLY CARPETS—
JCj Received this day. direct from the msnufactqrers,'
aaandaome aaaonment of extra taper and «m*r ytrea
sly imperial Careeu, of new stales, to whichweask
he attentioo of those to famish houses or
steamboafa. Carpet wamyoam. No 75 Fourth st, Pitu-
deefij WhUCLINTOCK
Domestic woollens— Blankets, Fiassei*
Tweeds, Catsinetu, 34 Cloth and Casyimere, by
TTIANpY OASSIMERES—? cases new stylo Fancy
Caaiimerea, bright figures and very handsome
goods, lain opened by
decia SHACKLETT A WHITE
f BENCH MERINOS AT COSTS-fcaidi *Johneon
.40-Huket limltWiHnUfor the heledce of the
tetaoo etcs*t, feeii «eei or French Merino*, comp ri
ling tho WP* ecoioe cotor*. Now i> your time tone*
ibtrgmina. _de^3?
roeeived %\ £«i><}i£uKliH
•cy**, 0? Market tlreet.
30. pi eolored Velvet fUotaa, aMoneU colon;
30 - black K
8 “ emhraidary Qizgp, Wpewide Plain,Ac.
decs
•
pi LOVES AND HOSiKßY—Smith hT Johnson, 40
\J Market it, would lavas the etieation, of dealer*
and other* to their ehaice O/ Bajou’e superior
lud Glove*, and a neat variety of merino, lilk and
cotton Glove*- AUo, v>. their extentiva dock of
Caahoere, Alpaca, Vigottia and Silk Uote;
Momvpn and other etylea of eoaon Hoke—together
with every alyle of. children** Hate and genUemen*’
half Hoee. jet
GOLD SPECTACLES—SiIver do; Steal do; German
Silver do. A lain assortment constant!jr-on
hand, and carefully fitted to any age. Concave, ioa*
vex, and cataract spectacle glut aecqjqfoly -adjusted
to any vision required.
Also, multiplying glasses tor examining linen, wool,
minerals, bank oolea, Ac., Jqst rec’d and for sale by
WW WILSON?,
ja3 corner of market and <thm
1 KVLATIIoN GOLD PENS, a momufi'cem «n<
JLj most excellent pen, being tk« first sent to tbu
ffifket; for tale by 7 W W WILSON,
jafi _ corner market and dthsts
x? ll> GLOVES*-** do* Ladies «per Kui Gloves;
li> “ mens while and blk “
5 u misses colored do
Mammoth coup pens-a u»e and beaaufi
pen far qupoaain*, and fox all ouser parpo*e». ;
41*0, ftfeiuivm Qold rta*, large. medium and tmai
•Uu, of the beef maker*: for tale by /
i*l_; W W WILSONj
BLANIUTT COATING—Drab, Lavender, gray ml
ed and blu*, for tale by the pieea or paekan, k
manufactaforipriee*, by MUIUMI Y a LB h, I
|nq liberty »t, oppwim Mh|
I&I cat? black mixed heavy cawimere*!
V/ do Twveda, Amoy colon; Ido Cancy eaulmeA
far tale at maau£tetarer* price*, by _ . , ,
jaO r I MTJRPHY k LEE
T WEEDS ANDCAB3IMERE3-9 catMtoU ml*
brown and black do Fancy Cnulmei
juai we’d and for *al? kUSOJofocWreryincea.
£{tJ|U’ilY & LEE,4iUrt;
opr ~
FBESH AEHIVAIr-W*. BTCUntock offers to ilic
wiahloir u> famUh booses the handsomest uso
meat nfCaipeUng’eeer brought to this market. co
prUlu iaaaniho following rmnctiss: Kich siyleV
vei Pile; Axaunster Tspertrj, Brussels, extra ssjx
ply; wiper 3 ply. ••?«*«* and fine Ingrain'Carp
to whlcn he BW*tM»pectfo)ly “trite* kb friend* I
tbs nablir. to <ali and examine beJbra port baa
•iMwbete. Warewm,No.7s Poarb at, Pimbui
' decM
MISCELLANEOPS, .
Ga&ialtlßg Eogntmft
PtUateett
Office-for procuring end defending Patents,
idfotmation oivhleehsnics aadtEe application ofSci*
eoee to tbdAttti and on (American »nrt Fr>r»;yn t.«w
• '..-V, ,j
TJEOF. WALTER JFL JOHNSON,Iate of Fhiladel-
Jj phis,-and. 2. C. ROBBINS fif.WuhiofUD city,
(to be aided by Hazard Knowles, Esq-laieSUehinrfsi
of the United StatesMtetent Office/hare associated
themselves together forttheerosecutiooef'the‘above
branches of professions! business either in their office,
at the Patent Office, or before the Co arts; and will de
vote their undivided attention -to forwarding dia inter*
est of Inventors and-othfcr* who may consult them or
place business in thfir; bands. Mr. Knowles has for
thepast twelve year* held the post ofhlacbinest in the
Untied States Patent Office, and resigns that situation
to take part in ths present undertaking. Ills talent*
and peculiar fitness for the important office so long fill
ed by h|m i hard- been folly recognised by Inrentor*
whereverthe office itselfis known.
.The office oil Knars. J. A R. Is on F street, opposite
the Patent Office, "Washington,!). C-, where common!*
cations, post paid, will be prompUy attepded to: exam*
inniinn. made, drawing*. specifications, and all requis
ite pipers prepared ana models procured when desi
red—on reasonable terms. Letters of enouiry,expect
ed to be answered alter examination! had, must be ac
companied by a fee of fixe dollars. ’
la the duties of their office which pertains to the Pa* 1
tent Laws, Messrs. J.& R- will, be assisted by a legal
Sntlemauofthe highest professional character, and
lv conversant with Mechanics and other Scientific
tafoecia. mygtalAwlyS
FREBHPURK TEAS,
Wholesale and retail, alike
PEKIN TBAsSTORR TO F*mrtb meet, near Wood.
Pittsburgh.'—Tbo subscriber having just returned
from New York, is now receiving a large fall supply
of fresh GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, from the New.
York Pel; in Tea Company, aeiecied with great care for
retail sales.' Osr stock being now heavy we axe pre
pared to rapply Grocers, Hotels, Steamboats and Fun*
flies with any quantity and at any price they may wish;
packed in j, } and I pound packages, 5 lb. tin canis
ters, 6 and 13 lb catty boxes, and in half chests.
Retail Grocers axe invited to call, as we can and
will sell beUejTeas at lower prices than any nther
hodse In Pittsburgh. -
Oar stock of One Yoang Hyson, Gunpowder, and Im
perial Green, and Oolong Block Teas are the best in
the American market.
Lovering's double refined Loaf, Crushed, and. Pal
votued Sogers, at retail,' or by the banel.
COFFEES—Mocha, Old Gov. Java, Laguira, 8b Do*,
miago and Rio Coffees, selected by the most experien
ced coffee Broker in New York.
Sweet Spiced Chocolate, Pickled Cueumbera and
Onions,' Fresh Peaches, pat up in their own juice.
Malaga Raisins; in 3 lb boxes.
N. B.—Ail Dr. D. Jayne’s Family Medicines for sale.
decP-dAwS • A. JAYNES. ;
JH. WELLCOME'S PREMIUM FIRE-PROOF
• CEMENT.—Tire Proprietor would respectfully
inform the public that be has now the satisfaction to
oflerjthem a Cement, which will weld/beautifolly and
durably, all articles of China, Earthen and Glassware,
Shades, Ornaments, Marble, Ivory, Ac., without dis
figuring them in the least; rendering them as asefol for
snv purpose whatever as they were before broken,
ana not affected by heat, water or air.
- This Cement is not weakened in the least when sub
jected to a strong dry heat, or when immersed In hot
water. Tie public have long since felt the necessity
of such an article, and in this their expectations will
be folly realised, as it is applied without heat and can
be use aby a child. The subscriber has folly tested
this article. For sale by W W WILSON,
Jagp corner market and Ithats
FOR GENTLEMEN.—W. K. Mtrwnr has recently
receiveda forther supply of Gentlemen’s Fancy
CRAVATS, including some very handsome. Also,
black Italian Cravats, several qualities/and including
some superior. Also, gents Linen Cambric Handker
chiefs, plain and with colored borders; taper SUk do;
Undershirts and Drawers, merino, silk and cottdn,
some of the former extra rise. Especial attention is
asked to his stoek of French Broadcloths and Cnssl
merep, of the latter plain and fancy; Velvet and Satin
Vestings, Ac. At northeast corner 4th and Market
streets. JsS9
TUBB AND CHURNS.
_ file and Cedar Ware Bannfaetory,
Nis-RTi coxxxx Maassr sxn Firm 9rs- Prrmcaug.
rpHE sobseriber keeps constantly on hand, whole-
X sale and retail, very low for Cash-
Wash Tubs, i Barrel Chums,
Bath Tubs, .L Staff Chums,
Horse Buckets, ( Half Bushels, Ac.
All other kind* Ware in his line made to order.
jagS-dly SAMUEL KBOESEN.
CLOSISS OUT!
THE undersigned -would call the attention of the
public to his stock of DfiY GOODS, whlchhe will
elosaont at cost, u ho intends to quit the btutnejts.
All persons knowing themselves indebted,. are re
queued to call and setue immediately, as ail accounts
not closed previous to the first of Hareh, will be placed
in the hands of a proper officer for collection.
JOHN WHITTEN,
No M Mark*: street.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
OFFICE at Messrs. Spang A Co’s Warehoose, Wa
ter street. between Wood pad Market Residence
at Mr*. Jones’, Ifbartb street) between Smilhfield and
Giant, next doorito the office of Robert Wood*, Esq-
Pittsburgh. \ ■ JeShdJsr*
OYSTSBIt OYSTERBt!
FRESH PROM THE SHELL—By Barks A Co's
Past Express, at reduced price*.—To occommo
date all lovers of this delicious luxury, BURKE A Co.
have resolved to supply the people regularly throogb
oat the season, with the choicest Fresh Oysters in
can*, half cans and shell, ot such redneed prieea ns
will enable every family to enjoy this delicacy at their
tobies.
An Express load will be received daily at the ware
house of JNO. C, BIDWELL, Water street, .between
Smilhfield ami Grant, and lor sale there,and at the fol
lowing depots: Reis A Berger, Vomer Smilhfield and
(Mats; B lleaxletdn. Diamond: AHoevler, Pannst,sth ;
Ward; U Haugbey, loot of Liberty at; j Cohort, Jt,j
Penn’s Avenue; Mercer A Robinson, Allegheny city.!
. novji;
BS
rflr JOHN H. MELLOR, No 81 Wood
street, has received invoices of a large.
■Jf tf ■P'hI * I ?PPl7Fhuo Fortes from :the cele*
I*lll*l*o maouthetory of ChiekeiiogJ
Boston, to arrive [in * few days, of which doe notice'
wUI be given, varying i» pries Irea f£7s to 1700. -<•)
Also from the manufactortea of U Worcester, and
Baton A* Raven,[New York, a handsome assortment
of 0,61 and 6) octave Piano Pkrrtea, rosewood and
mahogany ease*, of the most elegant description, and
with ah the l*ie improvement*. :
addition to »hrf'stock on hand, trill
make the largest and most "desirable selection'ever
oflbredfor hale in this city, and will be sold in all cases
tfrtharrolaetnren prices, on accommodating term*, and
awri;ten - rßarai2Uj«? given with every Piano Forte told.
‘ JOHNUMELLOR,
; -tpic A gem for the salCofChicke ring’s Piano Fortes,
fbr\Vc*t?(fr Pennsylvania. • d»j»gi
6p'FRANKLL*J,' — flinstrated—in coarse of
i_i publication in the social form, by HarpcrSrßni-
Uiora, New York, He life of Benjamin Franklin, eon
siting of his Autobiography, and a narrative of hi*
Eobtic life and servicer, by the Rsy. IL Hasting* WeW:
plendidh- embellished by numerous exquisite dcagnr.
by John u. ChapntW imho highest ttjlfl of
am Ha j» printed ra the octavo ftrej* od/Wt
petfinppeper, uom.VoJd and legible type, it wm'be
oomplcted in. olehl parts, ai 25 cents each, and Maed
at brieflntervaJi. Each part wity be received byeX
press istinediaiely after its publication. Part ]uvl
received andfor salq by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
_ corner market and 3d ata -
PITTSBURGH FEDAU3 IHSTITUTE
rpHE. Second Session of this under the
; X earcof Mr. and Mr*. Goasoas, for ihe'eretent
-academic year ■pnll commence ou lie first of l»«tmia«
iy next, t>l the same bnl Whips, No. £3 liberty street.
Atranpements haye been made Uy which they will
be able to faroUh.youaf ladies feeuiiies equal to any
in the West, for obtainftyj* thoroagh English, Clout*
eal, and Oniamemij) eoncntloa. A fall coarse of Phi*
lisophJcsl arid Chemical Lectures will be delivered
dnxinp the wearer, nlfiuuated by apparam*. Tbede*
partmenre of Vocal and'lnsrnunsnttl Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing and Pointing-, will each be under
ffofeuor.- By closeattention
to the moraThtullaifilleetnal improvement of their ptt
nils, tha Principals hope to mem acondnnadoa of the
liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed.. For
terms, see eirewaror apply to the Principals.
jaSCVdtf
or
Joe« of Amuieia 4 foyefra patrau
TAMES GBEBNOUQfi, «jftbe lata firm of Keller A
ll Greeoouxh, eagtipijes the business of Consulting
Eosineer aodVftleiu Attorney, at hi* office is the eky ;
erf He may be consulted sad aa
ruQjed in making examinations in machinery in the
Patent Office and elsewhere, in famishing drawings
and specifications of and oilpapers oeceasa
nr, transfer, amend, re-issue or extend letters patent In
the United States or Europe. He can also be eonsnlu
ed professionally pji cjl questions of litigation aris
ing under to Patent and will erne one*
before the Patent Office'or an appeal therefrom,
for whieh his long experience In the Putem Office and
in his profession, have peculiar It fitted him The pro
fessional business of thQ law Dr. T, P. Jones having
been placed in his haMs. all letter* in relation thereto
should be addmyjuo aim pw paid. ang3o-dfcvrfm«
A fjjITUTIQN cither as Book Keeper ot Salesman,
«cL/*uy a Qeaucrasnwho has been, for tome yean
oast, and still is, engaged in a well known Wholesale
| uoSsa on Wood street, as book keeper and assisu&t
| talesman. Satisfactory references given.
I For further particulars wuytire of editor
; ■
a Foa^HtiirmoTioisr 4
TAS. MUBPBATT A BONB’ PATENTBODAASH—
tr 1 tod tons 3} cash cumooy,o*dmoa. app*vd bills.
6 tons or upwards,3} dopar, C mas do.interest ad
ded. For the superior quality of this brana we refer to
the glass tt\d soap manufacturers of this eity general* l
iy. . W AMMITCHELTHRE, /
deed IGO liberty «
STischint Powder, (Ohloridt oflitme.)
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTU
REpS.—The eubstfribers have on hand and will
constantly bq supplied with Ja*; Mttspran A Sous’ cel
ehrated Blenching Powder, which they will warrant
oqatu If not superior to any Imported in this U. States,
and which they are prep&redto sell at the lowest mar
ket price for cash or approved bills.
OOTI WAUMrTCHKLTRER. ICO, liberty si
T SO9S* Soda. Anil,
llEaahacnbereare now receiving their Fall atoek
o/the above article, three vessel*, vunbejanitta.
Medallion end Lydia, l laving arrived at Philadelphia
and Balumnre, and wo more, the Stephen Baldwin and
Leila, ehortlj expected: they axe, therefore,- prepared
to receive order*.. They will receive daring the win- 1
ter and spring regular supplies via New Orleans. .
novia WhM MITCBBLTaEB '
DEL.
Dentist. Comer ofFoorth
and Decamr, between
Market and Ferry etieeta. sepfrdlyin
rjpUK aiibicriber* have this, day a*a*»*‘—'•
i selves together for —•
vholeaaio *■**-
. <U£ siibTcnbors have this day associated lbe»-
X selves together for the purpose of transacting a
wholesale retail Dry Goods and Grocery biulnes*>
at No. 419 Liberty, opposite Seventh street, under tho
style and firm of BU!?lll‘TKU^4llAl"S
-. Pittsburgh, January 1,194 b. • , . ,
N. B.—Our ohl customer* and tho public are invited
to give us a cftU. __
100 PBU CEST SAVEDI
OPPOSITION HOUSE.
TUB VIRGINIA IIOTKL, oa Ballimoreisireet,-near
lb* Depot. Cumberland, is uow in .complete oruel
for the reception and accommodation of tin paoue.
Penan* in search of esse and comfort, trill do wall
lo'patronize this establishment—they tpUl und the
chambers elcaii and nice, and iho Table a* well far*
nished as any in Cumberiutd. *1 twenty*fivo cents,
guaranteed as good as say that can be bad in the
plsee, at any price, or ns. charge. N® ehaigo (or
uansportationoi baggage to*nd fromtbe «»»*■
jtlAdtSn WASHINGTON-BVAK3.
HEATOy^Co
GKO.W. BBUTH dk CO*»
TNFOBM their frieodsMdihMmbUc hav#
I.nolongeranyconnexionwjthtbetr lateestablish
meat In Penu street,kuown as the Pittsburgh Brewery,
having removed their entire business to the POINT
gUKWKBV. in Pitt meet. raylfed ys
‘ \ Good lltulnm stand for&ale,
A CONFKCTIONABirbad Variety Store for tale.
A on Pennsylvania (Ayutoe, with a'good nm of
business and a small stock.. The Proprietor Ending it
inconvenient to b»v» two establishment*.the enute for
»uin«. *ppir»> u .-“-™mra,
ja*f-drin eprner Wylie and Washington eta.
■ - WAJSTBO,; ~.
A FEMALE to do Homework in a small family—
To oo« wha nddemands her burines*, good w
res and a pertoauent situation will be riuun*’ ' 1
ALSO—A young girl, ox a-mpectabW eld lady, to
take the charteof a nnrtexy, in a imallfstaUT. En*
quire at this oflee. . ' feb6-d3w»
TOUN WATT, Isicecsaor to. EwritTi GebhaitJ
tr Wholesale Grocer and Commission.-klerchanL
“*1" m-Producc .nil PittUmrjli Mtnvtemtf, «u.
mtofLilcnjwpUUnl.utlu.PaulnMjUftJtSS .
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS; &>
ii < _•- " "■ 1 * Ji *
TO COTMsAsD'BCfl£ajPEki|*iißa,
PISsTiKTIOSMN: nbecnber;-.
leaden, i
tippi river, twehij-five.mijfcf
n£ ItU^idlobelfie;hkhe«lrtwrjfg“s£)£
cion of country. Ilsaallii' peeulit^T
growth of eoKoa. Iu improvement* »n w
boose;, a horaMslUt several eoro house**; aaa .•‘j t
'’'uJSmuifSS'hundred acre, of '!ji s •
been clcarejl and are now, cultivated.; The I***
may-be eaaiy, cleared, .(tit*most being
and busies* Umber upon it, and tluttchiefly 'Oft***
wbic i ij readily sold at a well located wood yard, ‘ tn
qnsn ilies of several thousand cords ertXfyW* : -
Th i plantation U oneofmii value, and pfesenm*
rare<pporrunity to tie public. In the hand*Of *?® 10 "
plant :r it may be easily made of immense anneal pro
fit.- lx* futility* of intercourse witirNcyffilcans af
< ford a constant avenue for the disposal oC ukptoductt.
It ti distant about $OO miles- from CincutnaC, wO
; railed from the mouth of tie Ohio, and74dxailea trtm
NewlOrleans. • . . • .
Ibis property trill be divided Into sevariu parts/ if
desired. - -
For terms, Ac, apply (post paid) to '
. ; WILLIAM a KEINF, i
ja<Hiam» Baltimore>6toryl«nJ- [
JL*25 Acres Cosl Load ZorflJsfe*
CITDATED on the Monongahela river, about 18 mile*
IJ from rtUsbargh and 0 rnUes above third' Lock, in
the ihunedlate neighborhood of MtnajSwle. Short,
and Mr. Joan Herron’s purchase.. ThUjfilie'body «
Co 4 will b*sold at the low price of $33 p«* acro» oo»
thirain hand, balance in five equal annual payments,
wiinbat interest *nde indisputable. Location vezji
enquire of 8. BALSLI2Y, who has a draft 'of saidpio
perty. 1 Residence Sd st, below Fenr,Mr;Adami*HoW.
N. E There ij another seam -of coal'cn‘this tract,
about 80 feet above the lower 1 , of excellent quality.
Jyghdtf ’ &B.
i A FARM Foil 6AM.
milE snbicriber. offqre for salell4'acres of l*sdi
\ I simaied in Hopewell'townrlrip,-.Beaver
PiL oiie mile wait of the,CUuo river and* twenty mfle
CromPituburgh. There era a log house’and bam «
(hepnimise*. Upward* of, forty acres ttreincultivTp
tion—the remainder is.densely covered.withchotee
tioberJ There is a vein of eoal and a She for a water
gristmill on the premises. / Thi* Cum being situated In
• moral community, and beingcoavftxiedt (by course of
river) tp Pittsburgh, it is believed fow Dtteea coahuM
so many advantage** If no} sold prevKW*ly,thisflua<
will bejsold at public vendue' on.Thurtdsy? the Ist of
next March. For particulars,* infinite of- the > subsctin
her, orjof Wo. Voting &C*, 143 Ub city atrcct, Ka»i
bctrii, - JOHN I Y. WKEEL 1 ,
jsaM&wlmT' -‘■'a ■ '
_^S\
__,OTOttT'FOB SAIS OKfiBSTt
PTUlElarre and wel! bolltFactory, erectedoa Bebeo-
JL casirect, Allegheny ejty,by.R, S-CawstnEsfl-is
odcied for iaJ': or rent from the Ist of
lot on efhieh it-. L-'uctory ia erected, front* 100 feet oa
Rebecca street, asd nuts btek 110 feet to Sark street*
TVe main boiTdbis is of brick, three stories hick, end
60 feetTling by -7 feet* wide. ferine Hoese l»
large and commodious, with an engine,toiler* stack.
kc-, all Im complete order. The • property will be sold
low, and on advantageous terms.
• Incmlre of. ' ROBERT hTKMOHT,
dccft3*d3m ’ , Agent
Property. In Allegheny City for S*l*» !
rTlHEFtcbtcnben ofler for aaie a ; number of choice
A LoiSjiinuuß is the Second Ward, froatißj as thd
Common ground,on eaty tenawLlmruite of
W. O*H. ROBINSON, AU#«Uw,Si Clair a
: or Of JASRQBIN&N.on thepremiKS.
myOalAwtfT . .
COUSTRYi BRUOBSCE FOR RENT.
Ml 10 ACRES OF ; CROtIND, etasled nearthe
Knsbotgh andGreetubaigh Tanddke, 3fc miles
(ram the city, and adjoining' (heAJieghcmrCea
etery,on which ix erected a Urgearid < we!t
two *tdry brick Dwelling Hott»e,toge&iPrwiih«tahlef,
carriage home, Ac-.-TaereieaJrooathe'preniiaes A
large vancty of (hut trees, and a rpriag ofhnntaal ex
cellence eontirnoua lo the dwelling/
Alia—One three and one two : *tory ■ 6tfek dwelling,
situated on Liberty street, between- QTBara and Wal
not streets, Bth M'ari; Rominoderaia.E&jatre of
ja!3 WM. YOUNO,I*3 liberty at
Valtuble Real EitatafOr Bale*
fTUIE Trustees of the Western Theological Seminary
J. having decided to selL on peipetou lease, a por
tiottofibeirpropcrty In Allegheny city,'.ofler on very
ftrorabla terms, from 30'to Strixus-tK diflerest size*.
A warrantee title will be given. ;A plan of the lot* can
beacenat No. 129 Wood*treit- ■->
For particulars, enquire of either of thfttradanigned
Committee. JOHN T. LOGAN,
ALKX; LAUGHUN,
MALCOLM LEECH,
U.CRILDS,
(tb&if SAML. BAILEY.
Retl <*-
THE t'oUowingpropeny la the city ; of ; Pinsbnrjb,
and near iheborongh of Mancheatcr,ou the Ohio
river, is offered for tale on aeeonunthialuiK terms:
3 Lot* (being sub-division of Lot No ,4f2? in the plan
or the city of Hntibargh,) having 20 feet (rant on Se
venth street, by SiOteoi to Strawberry. alley, near
Grant •treet
' 10 one acre Lota fronthjg on.an-Avenne, 60 feet
wide, running iron Beaver road'tothe>Qhio river, ad
joining Phillips's Oil Cloth Factory’* -t-7 r.<
For terms, enquire of CHARLES 3LBCPLLV,
or JAMES O’JUAa,
Burke’* BqUtUttgr 4th it^J
FOaBEOT, ' *
MAND potsessicm gTffcn-tfie IrtApril—A Store
in Market «ireet, ueazLibOrty.' • ‘
A Sure in Liberty door to the cor
ner of Market and Liberty rts.
Tb© adjoining Store, ceroefof'Marfcei ond Liberty
ttreeu. . ; ‘ ‘ ,: ‘V.
Two Store*, with. tlnreCing*altach«d/inPean street,
near the canal. Alio, a Er*\ rate stand,-*frith or wiib
oat dwelling, near the canal.’ Possession given tin
mediately. Inquire of UAVID^RaEB,
jalfr-dgm* - Pefcn«rrfcet. fteo the canal
TO #■
A DnrcUlnr lJou.v: an Fecieral'XSeet, Alleghe-
ed tor a term o'fyean. Eoqoiro- of '.-l:,
• CHARLESBrSCCIiY,
or JAAXE&CfIARA,
* < ><. Bgckq* BaHdhig, 4th m.
■'ror’SaW*.:* 2 *-*
A SECOND HAND STEIAAIE!^GIKE, , in good mo*
ning order, 7*- inch'cylinder, SO Inch stroke; boi
ler. 14 feet long, =3O mcheiindiajneiar; flywheel SI
ewv 'Also, one line of shaft?, inches in
'diaxnetei', with dnunc : .one .npnglit-. ehsv*! Enquire of
fehMSw* - JAS. SMTIg/No 4fl High »u
STORAGE for £OO in the drr-Vaalts, eoraer
:of the Diamond and Market
AlßOrOne.buementttoteroom', sridfwoupper rooms,
•sanabie for shoo rooms or.o<sces; Enquire on the pre
mlicaof . jaSO ALEXANDER is. DAY,
jfcdL COUXTRY SEVT TO LET—-A two itory
jftlM Brick DweUinjjV-with Sfaere* 'hijfcly improved
rituaied in'Oakmnd; tolerfrain lat April
IIAEDV.-JONESACo,
' ‘ ' ' ** M 44-W»tet atreclg
: to .xi«v"
M A three story Erick 'Dwelling, 11
JSiHrooms, oa Wayne street! -Retatou rood tenant.
Apply to,. C'A M’AKCTLtV A Co,
- lebi) ; ~ ,r ' / ivOfr;anal basin
M THE, three story EriefcDweOiflg House. for
merly oecujicd’by llte<idbaetibtf, on Reßece*
*neoi,w Aueghetfreity./ -JABIICERB, Jr.
JalS-tf •*- • .» .’No 30 Water it
TO LET. - s «>l '
MA THREE no ryDweilingoa Fourth, between
ferry ace i^ixtriy'street*;’ ! now occupied by
AbialomJlom*.
ma-tt .. gN'AP^TOTTEH
AA ■ FOR RENT —Foroaetathroejiear*, from tbs
-TSJfI firttof-Aprii jxeXU- a.4arge-iwo:«toned bripk
■““Dwelling House, pJeawihtljrAlfttamd on the bank
of the Ohio river, odjoiiung t ilift.'.boroHglvof Jdnnehes
ter, with about four Acre* of oaL-lißUdlngt, fruit
trees, Ac. AC. Applyto. . . V V/J
ji* - JAMES. A BPTCBISOfI fc Co
• To.CoU or
M, A LARGE'-and-’trelhfinhaeil- Room, second
itery, on the cottier of Woodohd Third streets,
above tbefxctattgeoffice-ofr.tVm-H Williams.
Poasesaionffiven immediately, Inquire of
jaS M*GILLHA:RUB,I«L&ejtyst
• THE subscriber offer* teat, his resi-
Kgdencn La Allegheny. eiOr*. Jppimsiot can be gi
ven Ist off ebntaay, or soohor Jr necemry, and who*
ever may occupy tt, inight find it eduontattoos to re
tain aotue of the faxniUtt, ,Ac 4 particularly suited to
the place. ■ ja3 . . , .IL W-fOINDEXTER.
JmA WANTED TO SENT—A'jnxait.pilVaie dweU
■ iag with not Teas than four codas and.afcitchoß,
'.•"within five orteo minuteaCastutf thoßiaaond.
Address, with partleulais,*JßojCNnu2lC» Post Office.**
• 111 - ■'
TWO BOV6B&.An> totals SALE*
TWO LOTS-on. tEtfa'ier street, in Urn city of
IPw -
Geretfted afiraflje bmUloy* Iwostbfiei high, saitablo
for two small-tenements- _,-Hia.lott“ttrß cats twenty
feet la front by one hundred teet deep, and ran back
to a street f&rty feet wide. Thobdildiag* on the pre
mise* will pix a very fioadedmo interest oa tbeutvestj
meal* and the property VJlf'baT»ft!d-«fte«p for cash.
Apply to ir&’proul, orto
, hoTS9 Tco r,g.T KAY
M THIS. delightful .S-ammcT/Setirai, for/ra*
Big some years past oemtplitfbWXfc L. Burch-wjsi
offeredLitsafe df’rrfjoaUw
or Apnlnttt. Thisprojtfity improved by
KaiTitinja, h»d fl.~«abgaj)tlalktonc wall, and
terrace pleated with ErpfirAdajgtd rntit Tree*. To
a nod tenant capable Of coaguetteyvho Retreat, the
tftrwt trill be reasonAMe." * ,jOKO COCUItAN.
_Pltubagfh, L Dee«9 : .._ Proprietor.
JbL THEsub«erib«otfe»tf9*reistorihe term of
■lfia one or moreyesre. a large <ofiTeniem well fin
-1 use 3 two story Dwelling 8 rooms
and Kitchen. Shew l* *4«t olgtedid containing U
acre* of fine young kind, enOde,
*tu connected with the house. _ Today person wish
lag a delightfal residence within a tew nnnnt M of
the city, til* will be n rare chance. For terms*
will be low to a good tenantj-iaqaire of Mr JnoS*
Wright, ‘ttear the Ttrtoised, ofJoh&Watt, corner of
Hand and Liberty streeis*erdf it a
oecfcMf ;j s?raßQ.F.Wßioirr.
mEN. L&Npi peeble* unm.
X «hi{»»oo from Pin** /
bajxk—inlou to nullfurcha*cnt l =Fc»rfartherßaltic- f
olara apply-to Uenry Wtodfc'Ccl
■ ''A.nVABinNGTON,
, novJKJ-dif
. ,
A aifttaie-cn the
JX. Ene. BstuwUkn.CaMO, Uxtlfa VpKge of West Mid
dlesex; a desirable locaiioa fdr a niereliaat Also, a
Loiana goodDwcUingiloajo weltsuited fora Tavern
Sued, In Ure
OMo* Tenaaewv*. ISAJAU9ICKCT k Co.
feblQ , ; and Front ■»>
/"fOAI* laAND FOR: SALE—SfIMn cotfUod
V/ for sale, ritoata In-bend ofttouetumsft!idsßiTer r
>bore ~Bro*rn*viHc t P*j, h«tmg d.'7v<bot reiaoTcoai
whtebwUJ be told m exchange &tgoods.
ar» apply lo (0e251 33ww««*.
M
taHoflew for. sale tlio’tijyallqftv’briflk WarehotUO'E, .
• '“on Wood, "strew, octu^ieOf,-%T?“ c f *; Co, v.
ALU ABLE HKAL l Kll
POE SALEWA ■ Wut,r.Gt»*£»l Wlo.M fra* >.
.■ oetg-Af'-’ T
A- —•-
a»r, ft'
xoreW and
will be of
, . -. .n>Wir«ptjlM9 t itQ-wood t;
■w. FORBSNIVA Bfod itorr. tfo.
bMis4i-i:■'■£. ■ ■s»£«-
: a. !(
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