The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, April 30, 1849, Image 1

ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
BUSINESS CARDS.
AKWSTRONG iCROZER, Coramfwloo Merchant*
utd Dealer* in P'rodnce, No. 83 Market street
Pituhaiyh. .. ?«? ;
LKVunnii. „ . to. *. tuia
S. | lyfp. l ” 2l - ¥»»•.• *•
SiCSHFIKLD iJIAYE, Wholesale dealer* In Dr/
t Qwk**, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Pittsburgh tnanu*
wred articles, Ac., No. ISO liberty *ucet, PittM
bgTgfr. ::
yjutsnicK nsrxi ’ gkbso* nrto. 1
TiBAUN ABETTER, Wholesale and Retail,Draf
ts cists, comer ofUberty and St Clair streets* Pius*
Wti.Pt. . mayH.
CJUIKUWa, M. B. jioww.
OEOWN f CULBERTSON, Wholetale Groce**,
t> «ndCoßUßUsion Merchsau,Mo. MS, Liberty **•>
Htt»b»rglu P>- ._j deftly.
B A. FAHNESTOCK k Co-,-Whole*aJa and Re*
, .tail Preggim, comer Wood and Clh «tt- «»_
JLGALSY & SMITH, Wholesale Grocery JS and
2P WpOd street PiilaburgU.' . _
C jL.MeANULTT k Co, Fomorf^*
• niliaiooMercbaau, Ba*in, -rutiwi^^Pa.
COLEMAN, 'iUUiUN ts Co, joumilliekreni of
Coach ar.d LliFlic Sprinsa, HamnereJ Aalea,
Hprim ml 'Plough Stt=L. Ira“, *c. Wmta* on
Wawi and Fror-i ••..'eel*, Pillslurali.
Also, dealeia talCaaeliTlimimap anil Malleable
CaS*a. . _ ; °°"' i
MABELS WORKS ON LIBERTY ST„ OPPOSITE
.
CnvnNUES to panafoctato.- Monomem*, Banal
VattitfcTomkt,HeAd Su>neßjM*iuelPiece*,Co*
at to 4 of ana flomotuc marble, at
a rc#til*riad-ftl?l>Tiee-- ‘tei' /•* /-'-.w
N Bl—Ortwtertlor poniunenta, vault*, 4c. rurnua
ed». oiw} deScnplian. TleUoticia a *h*« orpffblic
urtnnirt
TMIOUSH JkHENNEIT. (law Ensllah,
fi 1 Co 4 .Wholesale Omen, Comma sod for-
TOdtol Merchaais, ohd ileal els ill Produce undPms-
StSs.UO»nnfi.etnTin. JJo. 37 Wood at, benreeu tfdoud
M streets. "Y__
BO RGB COCHRAN. Cornminmn and Forwardiiu
' Merchant, Nd.» Wood meet PiaibarKk. myl.
pniHtrt LBAllPll FACTOBYf
Hamilton stew art, mujormemrer or uca*y
Rabeeu«wi, wr of
AltMfaenT. . OOVI*HUy __
H”* - LEE, (successor to Marpht * U*,) Wopl Deal
a er and Commission Merchant, (or the sale of
American Woolena, Liberty.opporileCUi»t rebl7_
w*. bxauj, Bainmore.
A. J. BTCtsoa, raw son ssau>, f phllmi
b. c. M'camos, lons a. wimt**, .>. 7
TTEALD k BUCKNOR, Tobacco Commission 'Jacr-
H 41 North Water at, A. 18
mug incur, BeUdtt'inc&ri,
TBAIAH DICKEY k Co*, Wholesalo Grocer*. Com-
I mission Menshants, and dealers ih Produce,Noa.6d
and 107 Front street*. Pittsburgh. ’ novy
T B. CANFIELD, (late Of WantJh, bSIoJ Comnus-
J' a 2oo and Forwarding Mtiebatar and wholesale
dealei In Western Besenre Cheesfl. Bottsr. £ot and
Potl Ash, and Western Prodace generally, Water
oeet, between fimitbfield and. Wood; P,itt»b}iTgb. ap3
rjfOHN WATT. lsoceessor to Kforaii.lt Gebbart,)
•I Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant,
dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh cor
per of Liberty and Hand streets, Pitisbargh Pa. ja26
JAMES 8 McGUIRE, (late of the fim of Aige© and
«/ MfiGnlreO Kfcrchant Tsilof, Bfc Charles Building*.
third street, near Wood, Pittsburgh,' .
Jaxrgft a. HUTCHISON, k Co.—Successors v>
Lewi* Hutchison’..fc Co., Commiirion Merchants,
and of -the Bl> Lotus Bte«a Sugar Refinery.
No. 45"waier and 9i front streets, Pittsburgh.
iX i; S-DILWORTH k Co , Wholesale Grocers, Pro
ta _ jnfw and Commission and-‘Ag®m
for the Hazard Powder Co. of N. Y n No. S 7 Wood st,
Piosbarth. $
• TQSN ZX MOBGAN, Wholesale Druggist; anddeaj*
-ffi er lnDyoBmi!s, Paints, Oil*, Vaniiiae*. Ac., No. OJ
'Wood-Street, one door Booth of Diamond Alley tJruts
batHL
■r AMtaa trvttti it.. A Co- (saeeossor to Joseph G.
tf DarlsJShtp Chandlers, 38 Water street oc3l
T OHN H. MELLOB, Wholesale and Detail dealer
at iaMnriO and Musical Instruments* Sch6ol Books.
ftper, Slates, Bteei Pens, liuills.Prmiers’Cards, and
Etatianmry generally,No. SlWooasVt Pittsburgh.
p* Waps boaghl or takenja tfsdm scp!s
JBCHOONMAKEB k Co- Wholesale Druggists,
« No. 84 Wood street, Pittsburgh, ;
1 0HN D. DA VIS, Auctioneer, comer 4th and Wood
g| streets, Pitubargh. _ _ .
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, Booksellers. Primers'
and Paper Manufacturers, No. 44 Market sv, Pitts
burgh. i*«-
wssnciß, : aicaaan rtorn.
FlitYD, (late J. Floyd A C 0.,) Wholesale
; precept, No. lfla Liberty street
Jamto DALZELL, Wholesale Grocer, Ccmmiswon
tad dealer la Produce and Pittsburgh
No.«VWater sLj Pimburßh. janltl
JOHN M. TOWNSEND, Druggist rid Apothecary,
No. 44 Markevgt* three doors above Third M. Pius
,'wUl aeD-cn U» most ifcasonabla temu. .Jhy»iciin*
'Tjridlhif orders* wiU.b« prinaptly attended to, and sup
nlied with arueles they may rely opoa as genuine.
phyaieUns pmeripunaa wlu.be afoupfely and
SSuK ofcst materials, tu any hear of
ha wy or night. “
A»«n for ole, a larrr stock of freeh and good Perth
; nary. ~ ‘ . ..Iv i« l
Trr natAinSES, PnrwardinrkM Commission Mcr-
IV ehants. Dealer* »a Produce and Pittsburgh maim
article*, Canal Basin, near 7tbtt. **•__
PEBB 2ULL, PITTSBURGH,^PA.
TTFNNEDY, CHILDS A CO., Manufacturer* of very
IV • Sheeting*, Cftrpet Chain, *Ooucm
Twine end Batting. ja2My
- Veiavltu Iron Work.*.
T EWIS* DALZELL & manufacturers of nil o
-1 j set Bar, Steel, Boiler Iron ud Mali* of llie be*]
quality. Wtrebnoje, M water and lnS-Crimi si.
jmn!9
T s' WATERMAN, Wholesale Grocer, Forward-
Ij. Inr sod Comxalxtioit JHerchaii, Dealer m Put*-
burgh Manufactures end 3l Water it-,
tndfla Front-n. ■ ; i 27
nn*>« klimiT. ro. JOBS K. UWYt
. KJSSkEDY * BAWTEH.
T OOS3NG GLASS. Manufacturer*, and Wholesale
■ i dealers in foreign end domestic Variety Good*.
Westein merchant*, Pedlar* and other* are .umfed
to Call and examine the prices and tonality of oarKtoea,
aa with ocr pretent increased facilities in manufactur
ing parchaiing, we »ttnt we can oiler M great
Edneemenu to buyer* oa any other bouse west of the
Mountain*. . •- .
tos> Wool- xi*. n. iToill. watiram c. aoa.
H/rcOILLB A BOH, Whole*ole Grocer* and Comini*-
JXjLjon Merchant*, No. 1M Liberty Jt, Pituburgh.
DHPHY. WILSON & Murphy A
Co.) Wholesale Dealer* in Dry Good*, No. 43
Wood groat, Pittsburgh. _ * DQV ? a _
m. 'nixjr, aiix. liana, t w*. £ anoca.
•\r ALLEN A Commiisurn and Forwarding
iVI . Merchant*, Wamr and Frpnr mri,- between
Wood and Market sta. __
yy. WTTI.W, •' n • C.. W, Kcaxreon.
ytn-llj.pn A BICKHTSON* Wholesale Groter* atuf
IV| Merchants, No. 170, Ltbe Pitt^
burgh, Pa. ' ’ -> i v"g-*janl4
"|iy| AWkBW WILSON, l*>nrritaa£lSKWsrePrin-
Jjl ter. Boost*, corner of Pe*l. and
foarth street, entrance on 4th near HatteWki' .
daeAdtf. . .
N HOLMES A SON, No. 61
» door from corner of Fourth, dehlefsfift .Foreign
apdyiawwirta Bill* of
it, Bask Note* and Specie.
JET* Collection* mad on all the .principal cine*
throughout the United State*. 1 dcc!7
XT BUCKMASTISB* Aho*K*AS-Offlce. Fourth «t,
it • third door above Smitb&eldj tOuth rider
Conveyancing of ail kinds done -with the. greatest
ear* and Inal aecaraey.
TlUaiaßg*l&Uic examined,. Ac. ■ - . <et3frly
Indapandaat Pol the Office*
XTO. 103 FOURTH BTREET.—Committing Mae!*-
la tzaxe, Atonui Srazx. Chief of Bozxkt
Baaoa. • ' laje^doaj
: B> T« Bobtvu, ILlb.jk
/'tFTfIALMIC BUROEON, will *ubn<Jlo the treat*
\#-mentof Diseases of the Eve.
I)i, a. baa been engaged in thl* branch of the medi
cal profession fortUteen ha* conducted an
for the treatment Of dlsesse* of the eye
alone for several yean. .....
- Grain and rerideuea, comer .of Sandusky st and
Strawberry alley, Allegheny city. *cU3
MPEKIV VBA STOBBi—Ndi 79 Tourtb
(L, nc*i Wood—AU qaiotitiet or-Oreeo and
Busk Tens, doo© BJJ-ln quaitct, biU, and
ryaflasWF&fcg*
TIOBHRT 5100 HE,
l\, BJiiiller, deaJdMn Fittriarft Mona/at*
tvet. and oft kind* of Foreign endDottciUc Wiae*
todLioflort, No. 11 Liberty -itneL On bind * very
liuro •iocK of tupeTior old 'Mooongobela. wbukey,
will be told low Cot cajjb.. .
J • fcUtWX *• EOTOfWH.
WMBINSoW * Co.WboltJMlc Uroeen, Produce
JV. .Jill Coteramion ilercheine, end Iteeiorein Piue-
Ubeny m Jbaeburijh,
Pt. jmiu L
fa Prodace ud Piusbarjh Menuieclorei, iaberty «t
Pimbnryh, P*. ' fobM
Viuiri a!.' Wholenie Grocer
W PUftbwtfc Maßafnctun*,
NaU4Libeoy »L, *
£ B> UnoUfli v l -' • SUUU. ■
erain GroSriw, 'Produce, Pittsburgh Manufacture*
and CUoTideofUsw.
. Thehighesi prices, in cub, paid ftJ JtU times for coun
try rag*.,. Catacfnf Pehn and Ifwin-sn. »
ChOTH A JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer*
O .ifl Millinery Goods, Ldcwj UokI«T ■*<*_*: ““f
'Article*. No: 4B Market «trecs,-3a door above Third it,
Pittsburgh, - v apg •■
a. c- iß*mw, . . inoft. a. want
OHACKLETT A WlttTE, iWholeiale Dealer* In
□ Foreign and Domeoieury GoodkNo.9* Woodat
pUabuigh. , , X fcbl?tf
S* W. HABBACQli.'WoillSttcbwS Dealer*
% in Ploorsnd'Produeegcnfcrsllf.sndYbrwarding
«b 4 Commission No. a Water *u, Pltts>
SMITH, BAO ALKY k, Co, -Wholesale Grocer*
Ftodacodcaier*, No. 20 Market itrecLbetween Cut
mmA W»« North tide, Philadelphian dots
m wurtc rrraaoaaß. mas HtCHoij,iuavLAjni.
Svi i-KHH & JfICOLS, Produce and Gene raJ Coni
t —>«.<».. AferfhanuJNO. IT: Liberty tL. Pittsburgh.
• BpguSeSatidLardOija, . *
Q F. VON BONNHQEST, A Co., Wholesale Ore*-
cere* FomaitiiM and Cojqpuisiun Merchants,
mist* io £iusbargb Manofaq mra and, West* rn Pr>
to their oowwiUshokmtfQld stand)
«a IS, comer of From at Lane,
- aOT7I ~ • . ... :*■
:W.i npHi. . _ y. r. scott. ;
fplUTtll a BCOTT, arid Retail dealer* &
X r Boots, Shook Tranks, Carpet Bag*, Ac., 8. VY
o raaroi.ath,hnd fimitbteia m, FUMbtuyiifPi. jaj
['ABSEYA BESrr, Whales atoCroeeTi end Commis-
L ties' Merchants, end dealer* to Prodace. No.
W-, Pittsburgh. ‘ potCl
WILSON. Dealer jin Welches. Jewelry,
Wan, Militafy GoodiyAc., No. 87 Mar
"‘“'•lMC - i l•- i- '
/rrf un .'.ai ,j 1 n_
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THV! PITTSBURGH »Alfc¥ GASfiim------'--
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CARDS.
lOHJI a. Wlca, DAns K*CA.TBLIXS-
*9s ifCANDLESS, (snccesjors to L. tc i. l>
si? VV ick,) Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass,
Gotten Varna, and Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
of Wood and Waiet *treets, Pittsburgh.
■tytTEST BOWEN—Commission and Forwarding
f.f Mfctchaht, No. SO Front at. between Wood and
ttarVei streets. fcba4
WW. WALLACE, Mill stons and Mill Famish*
• iflg establishment, No. 344 Liberty »t., near the
canal. maria
WR. UDRPUY, Wholessle and Retail dealer in
• Foreign and Domestic Dry (ioods, north east
Corner of Mnrkei and Foarth its. *u*Sl
~%'m* jso. a- jfaniz.
WM. YOUNG ft Co.—Dealers in leather hides, fte.
143 Liberty st.
Wit M’arrcnxos. ~ ■ ”* “•ow-
JtOBT. H'CVTCaSO.
WA B. fcPCUTCHEON, Wholesale Grocer*, dea
« lera in Produce, Iron, Nail*, Glass, and Pitts
burgh Manufactures generally, l&l Liberty si, Pitt**
borj;b. dee9
w w.wiiaan;waas^jjwas.suverwvre,
fV • and Military Good*, corner of Market and 4th
street*, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. li. —Watches and Clocks
carefully repaired. deed
ryg r H .1.1 am smith, Manufacturer of Cotton”oAd
yV colored LLnen,FTinge» for Dresses, Sewing
Silk and colored Cotton Fringe • for silk and nnebara
Parasols. Gimji, Mobair, and Silk Bullion Fringes,
made to order on the abartest notice. '
Sioaa, comer OfSluiden Lane and William, entrance
No WHtlam ttreet, third floor, over Abner A Elys*
store. No to Malden l*ar_ New York iylo
iTuulTfra*
m *. M. MTICHELTREE, Wholesale Grocer*
VY » Rectifying: Distiller*, and Wine and Liquo,
Merchant. AJ*o, Importer* of Soda Ash and Bleach
njr Powder, No. ICO Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
*epg j
k PETTIGREW * CO.',
. K. . Lft STEAM BOAT AQENTB
T|< w fT][Pw Orrici asov* &f; AtxsirACo,
BBbBBBHbB ‘octal No. <2 Water ttreet.
INSURANCE.
INDEMNITY.
FratuLHii Firt Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
T"\lRKCTOR9.—Charles N. Bancker, Thomas Hart,
J J Tobias Wagner, Samuel Oram, Jacob H-.tsiniUi,
Geo. W Richards; Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolpho tl
Bptie, David 9. BroWn, Morris Paueraon.
Chxbls* N. Babckkx, President.
Charles O. Baneker, Secretary.
: Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town or country,
at tales as low aa are consistent with security.
_To Cofnpany have reserved a large contingent Fund,
whleh with their papita) and Premiums, safety invest
ed, afford ample protection to the as an red.
The assets of the company, on J aim ary Ist, IS4D. at
punished agreeably to an act of Assembly, were as
fallows, viz:
Mortgages
' ■ Beal Estate
Temporary Loans
Stocas
Cash, Ae.
91,328,49* 71
Since their incorporation, a period of 19 years, they
have paid upward* of one million four hundred thous
and dollars, loasea by fire, thereby affording evidence
cf the advantages oflniuranee, u well as ihe ability
add disposition to meet with promptseaa all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
tnarl-dly Office N E corner Wood and 3d at*
UCTtI&LISSVHAffOB CO.
JOHN FINNEY, Jr-Agent at Pittsburgh for the Del
aware Mutual Safety Insurance Company of Phila*
«4f»iphi«. Fixe Bisk* npon buildings ana merchandize
of every description, and Marine Risks upon hubs or
cargoes of vMseU, takes upon the most favorable
terms. .
py Office in thl Warehouse ofW. B. Holmes ft Bro.,
.N 0.37 Water, sear Market street, Pittsburgh. .
~ N. B—The success of this Company since the estab
lishment of. the Agency id this city; wuh the prompt
.new and llberality with which every claim upon them
tbr loss has been' adjusted, fully warrant the agent in
inviting Che confidence and patronage of his friends and
the ’ eomffinnity at large to the Delaware M. 9. Insu
rance Company, while it hu the addilionaiadvantages
us an instiunion among the moat nourishing in Philadel
phia— «* having an ample paid-in capital, which by the
operation of its charter a constantly increasing, as
yielding tb each person insured his due share or the
profits of the company, without involving him in any
fesponliblhty whatever, and therefore as possessing
the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious fea
ture, and in its most attractive Conm _nov4
" PIRB AND MARINE INSURANCE.
THB Insurance Company ofNojth America, tbrough
its dtiiy authorized Agent, the subscriber, offers to
make permanent and limited insurance on property, ui
this city and its vicinity, and on shipments by the Ca
bal and {Livers.
Arthur 0 Coffin,
Sum’! W. Jones,
Edward Smith
John A. Brown, .
John White.
Thnmas-P. Cope,
Samuel F Smith,
Samuel Brooks,
• Hrrrxr D. flaw*** ft, Sec’y.
This I*, the oldest Insurance Company in the Untied
State*, having been chartered in 1704. It* charter it
perpetual, anafrom it* high standing, long experience,
ample means, and avoiding all risk* of an extra hax
ardoos character, it may be considered a* offering am
ple' seeuftty lbißewiblie. • . - Wi ?. JONES.
As the Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., \v a
ter and Knmlttreet* Pittsburgh. mays__
"FIBBTSB BABISB ISSVEASCE.*
Mptcctton iDsnrance Co. o( Hanford, Conn.
.CHARTERED IN IBS*.
/WITAL LLMri’ED—#SOO,OOO—AND SURPLUS
Kj FUND.—The nedersigned, having been appointed
Agent of the Protection Insurance Co., will take risk*
on property iu the city and vicinity, Ttnd on shipmenu
by canal, and the rivers and lakes.
• ~w Payette brown,
. mchSCuttw Office, No. I*7 Wood street
rk\HE fciUUSCRJUKK has boon appointed Agent pro
• Jj_ tem.*>fQie insurance Company of North Antcrit a.
and will 4>f ue Policies and attend to the other business
Of the Agency, at the warehouse of Atwood, Jones A
Qo- apjg, WM. I*. JUNES, water n
FORWARDING & COMMISSION,
c. a. DaMSßOuno, j. exaxjjkj ssxx.
CHARLES R, DAHEHHOWEE A CO.
.TOBACCO COMUDIBSOH BBRCJUHTB,
No 69 Booth Wharves, -mul No. 117 Boulh W ater sl
7 , PHIL/.fKLPHIA.
DECS to inform the truou and dealers generally, of
K that they unvc made such arrange menu
with the Viralnia mamuactnren and the Growers of
the West, Wesi Indies, and other places, as will insure
a large and eonltant supply of the following descrip
tions of Tobacco, which will be sold upon u accom
modating terms as any other house in this city or else
where, and all goods ordered from them will be war
rented equal lo representation:
‘tlavanaj 8l Domingo; Conn.;
’ Yara; Porto Rico; Penn’s-; >Boed Leu 10-
lguini; A Plorida; j bacco;
>. ALSO Branch’s celebrated Aromatic Stag Caven
liiih, with a lane assortment of ether popular brands,
; ahdqaalides of pounds, is, &s, 12s, 16s and 325, Lump;
ml A. es and 10a Plug; Ladies' Twist Yirvuua Twist-
Af' sweet and plain, in whole and half boxes, wood
ana tin, together with every variety of article befanig
inr to tho trade.. jelOdiy
WOOL. FLOUB AMD PRODUCE.
U fIUS, HERD * CO.,
(Successors to Reed, Hurd A Co.<)
OESERAL COSUHSBXOS BEHCHASTB
• BOSTON, MASS.
Particular attention paid to the sale of all kinds ef'Pro
doee,«nd liberal advances made on consignment*.
L. R. A Co. have leave U> refer to—
-00 •
'•< Reed, Park* A Co., Beaver,
* Lawson fc Cbvode, Wellsville, O.
Boswell Marsh, Esq. Steabenvilie, O.
8- Brady, Esq. I
W F Petersoo, E*q L WTieellnv Ya
Messn R Crangle A Co. f Vfc
>* Gill A Stout, j
u Rhode* A Ogleby, Bridgeport, O.
decg7-dAwtkayl6B .
JOHN A. SHAW,
packer of pork and beef,
Commiuirin fflerebanl aod Forwarder,
NO. A CANAL ST„ CINCINNATI, OHIO,
rrr particular attentiort paid lo the jrarchasiiig of
Ofany article of, Produce in thts market. Also to the
forwarding of Goods generally. Refer to
Messrs. John Swasey A Co,")
“ Martin A Stockweii >CincLnntll, O.
8. C. Parkhuist, Esq. j
LippmcoU A Co.
Kler A Jones, b-Pltuburgh, Pa.
- English APauaett, J engr»:dom
ciCOHGK COCHBAS.
CommUalon and Forwarding Rerehaat
so. sm woon nmavaoß,
CONTINUES, to transact a general Commission busi
ness, especially in the purchase and sale of Ameri
can Manufacture* and Produce, ana in receiving and
forwarding Good* consigned to his care. As Agent for
the Momaaetufes, he wilt be constantly suppbed with
ho principal article* of Putwburgh Manufactnre at the
owest whole kale prices. Oraers and consignments
. are respectfully solicited. ’ r 97
CARD.
M. EQOLF,
MERCHANDISE BROKKH and Commission Mer
chant, No. 35 Booth From street, (second story.)
JETGoodi purchased, packed, insured,
and shipped to order. Wool, Flour, Grain, Dried
Frail and Cheeaa received on consignment and (tor
age, with insurance obtained.
RxyXßJLven—Win. Bell A Son, Mr. U. Uigby, and
Mr. Harvey Childs, Pittsburgh. feb-dam
GEORGE A. BERRY,
WHOUfiSALE OROCKRS;
FOaWBDiH& AND COMHISSION fiB&CQ&NT,
Iron, Sallai Cotton Warns A Ptttabnrcb
HumfScturei generally,
aa 10 wood srauxT, nnacssn, ~r*.
IIBBOBR, BROTHERS A CO.f
CO M MlB 310 N .ME RCHA N T 8
piiiLA.miLVMA,
For the sale of Produce generally.
V~r Liberaihdvanee* mode od consignment*.
jaai-d&wtimT
"— " f rt rtep<iFUtlon to tht Kul.
ill)88EV & COPUN,
BIOVIIIVILLI,
CommUiioo and Forwarding Agenii.
Q u IIABTUN, Puubnrgh, will receipt frodo
going East. 1 febmian . c
R„ T. LEECH, JR., •
Import* mi Dtnhr in Ftriign mi limrxu
Saddlery flardwam it Carriage Trfmmlngi,
sssatss
■ll who may fmot turn w»b ■ c*U. _. me . _
mo HEBciIANTS AND *¥® I £®?t£!| , jL£
I Jouksos, 40 Mftiket tlrcel vyj.hioJ
■lock of Variate flood, previoo* ID ibell removal, win
•oil >i wholeikfe their nodi of Comb*, HaiJou., Nee
dies, Thfeeds, Pins, jewelry, fce., *1 «»*. ®’*
restove on April Kd, to No <P ftlerkel sc • mcag/
A . A . iu»fct. tnt- 1- iOß*a.
H’ ARDY, JONES ft Co., (roceeiMn tfl Atwood,
JapC* ft Co.) Commission and Forwarding Aler-
dfklen.Ut PltU&wrgh Mmnfifmryd Goods*
Pittsburgh, P*> aehXJ
WILL also attend to collections and all other busi
ness entrusted to him in Butter and Armstrong
counties, Pa. Reler 10
J. ft R- Floyd, Liberty st. l
W. W- Wallace, do 1
James Marshall do } Pittsburgh,
dly Kay ft Co., Wood st j jan7
JB. SWEITZER, Attorney at Law, office 3d st.,
, opposite Si. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, will also
attend promptly to Collections, in Washington, Fayette
and Qreen counties. Pa.
RKFER TO
Blackstock, Beil & Co., ")
Church ft Caxolhen, vputsburgh.
D T. Morgan, }
EJ. HENRY, Attorney and CouncellOT bi Law,
• Cincinnati, Ohio. Collection* in Siouthem Ohio,
and. in Indiana, and in Kentucky, promptly and care
fully attended to. Commissioner far the state of Penn
sylvania, for taking Deposition*, acknowledgment*,
ftc. fte.
RrriaTO— Oon. Wm. Ben A Son, Curtis, Church-A
Carother*. Win. Hays, Esq.. Willock A Davis. *25
rasnffriprKisHH;
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office removed to Fourth
street, between Souhfield and Grant street.
•jm3*d3m
IUCX3 PCSLOF. l. unlinum SKWXLL.
DUNLOP A SEWELL, attorney at Law. Office* on
Smithfield, between 3d and 4th it*.
JOHN H. RANKIN, Attorney and Councilor at Law
and Commissioner for die State of Pennsylvania
3t Louis, Mo., (late of Pittsburgh.)
Rxminrcxs.—Pituborgh: Hon W Forward. Horap
lon k Miller, M'Candiess k M'Clure, John E Parke,
Biasells k Semple. M’Cord k Ring. je!4:ly
JOHN T. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Fourth street, between
Smithfield and Grant jalS-dflm
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Fourth street, near Grant.
jalddly_
TTr o. 11. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law, baa re*
YV « moved his office to the Exchange Buildings, 81.
Clair st., next door to Alderman Johna. ap!7ly
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
THE subscriber, in addition to his own mm*
J 8 mnnafartnhng of Hau, has made arrange-.£■
**Shment» with Messrs Bebee k Co- (the
fashionable hatters of the city of New York.) for a reg
ular supply of his extra lino Silk HaU, and having just
received a few cases, gentlemen can be suited with a
very rich and beauufuMiai by eailing at his new Hal
and Cap Store, Smithheld meet, second door south of
Fourth, where may be found a great variety of Hau
and Ctps of his own manufacture, wholesale and re
tail. Hau made to order on short notice.
ap9 JAMES WILSON.
M’CORD A CO..
Hi (Successors to UPCord k King) HH
Fashionable Hsttcr'i, 1 •fr*®
Corner of Wood and Fsfih Streets.
PARTICULAR attention paid to our Retail Trade.
Gentlemen can rely upon getting their Hau and
Caps from out establishment of the bust jsat*&uu ami
gnsivisumr, of the latest arms, and at the lowest
PUCKS.
• 91,047,438 41
94,794 83
'25
> 37
Country Merchanu, purchasing by wholesale, are
respectfully invited to sail and examine our Stock; as
we con say With confidence that as regards quaUTT
and PECs, it wilt not suffer in a comparison with any
house In Philadelphia. febl7 _
Ti” 11AT9,'CAPS AND'
JB subscriber is now receiving from themnfiSL
of New York, a choice assortment
of Hau, Caps and Muffs, latest fashions, in great varie
ty and very cheap, wholesale and retail.
JAMES WILSON.
novlO Smithfield st, lid door south of 4th
pfe SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1849,
/ B M’CORD A Co. will introduce on Satur* , If
March 3d, the Spring style of HATS.4K
Those In want of a neat and superior hat, are invited
to raj! at comer of Mh and Wood streeu mart
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
Di. Bosc’i Celebrated Kcmcdies.
DR. JACOB S. ROSE, the discoverer and sole pro
prietor of these most popular and beneficial med
icines, and a(so the inventor of the celebrated instru
ment for inflating the Lungs, in effecting a cure of
Chronic diseases, wus a student of that eminent physi
cian, Doctor Physic, and is a graduate of the Universi
ty of Pennsylvania, and for thirty years since has been
engaged in the investigation of disease, and the appli
cation ol remedies thereto.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Tarlor,
Ambrose white,
Jacob M.Thomas.
John R. Neff.
Richard D- wood,
Wm. Welsh,
Franics Hoskens,
S. Austin Allibone,
ARTHUR U. COFFIN, Pres'U
Through the use of bis inflating tube, in connection
with buProphylactic Syrup and other of his remedies,
he has gained an unparaJelie.l eminence in curing
those dreadful and fatal maladies. Tubercular Con-
sumption, Cancers, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Fever and Ague, Fevers of oil kinds, Chrome Erysipe
las, and all those obsuuate diseases peculiar to females.
Indeed every form of disease vanishes under the use
of his remedies, lo which humanity is heir —not by the
use of one compound only, for ihat is incompatible
with Physiological Law, but' by the use of his reme
dies. adapted to and prescribed/or each peculiar form
• of ijfpuyp
• Dr. Rose’s Tonic Alterative Pills, when used are in*
variably acknowledged u> be superior to all other, as
a purgative or liver pill, inasmuch as they leave ibe
bowels iierfeclly free from cosureties*; us also hi*
Golden lilt" is admitted by ibe faculty to possess pecu
liar properties adapted to female diseases, but being
satisfied that a bare in a) u sufficient to establish what
has been said in the minds of the most skeptical
The afflicted are invited to call upon the agent, and
procure (gratis) one ol the Doctor 1 * pamphleu, giving
a detailed account ol cacti remedy and us application
Por sale by the foi'owtng agents, as well as by rnoti
Druggist! throughout the country:
J Schooumsker ft t'o. '2l Wood street, Pittsburgh.
J M Townsend, druggist, 45 Market *t ••
Lea A Beckham. near ihe P <> Allegheny city,
Jo* Barkley, Darlington. Beaver county, Pa.
Jno Elliott, Knnon Vslley, •* “
T Admits. Beaver, “ “
nnvllMly
CAOUGH, PAIN IN THK SIDK AND GHKSriT
j RKD—Moving a for long time t»e«n distressed
with a severe pain is the aide and cheat, accompanied
with a dry cough, 1 was induced, upon the urgent soli
citation of a fncnd, to Dr. Taylor's BaJsara of Liver
wort. and I mutt say this medicine has answered ns
parposs admirably. My distress was produced by a
severe hurt. and was so great that it was with difficulty
I cOßid swallow my food. Indeed, lam satisfied this
disease most have terminated in Consumption, or some
fatal disease, bad it not been cured by this judicious
medicine. To all who seek to prolong their lives, 1
would advise the use of Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liver
won. • "
. JAMES (iOWAN, 4SS Bowery.
Thu medicine facilitates expectoration, reduce* fe
. *t, restores strength. and may be considered as ft so
for the core and prevention of al
diseases in the Chest and Longs, and sbooid be resoi t
ed to, even after these diseases nave resisted the usu
al remedies In the practice of this old and very re
AND DBAL&R IN
LAW OFFICES.
WM. TIMBLIN.
attorney at law,
Butler , Pa
M. C. FfiIKND,
FASHIONABLE HATS.
. CALIFORNIA HATS—W doi waier proof
California Hats, just received and for sale by
, M'CORD A Co,
eb27 corner sth and Wood sts
MEDICAL.
tpectable physician, this Balsam ol Liverwort ha* ac
quired an enviable reputation for it* virtue** a* supe
rior to that of the abundant nostrum* of the day.,**
wa* the character and probuy of it* inventor, 10 that
gf qoack* and empiric*.
OONBUMPTION CURED —My ton having a vio
lent cold, used to cough violently, raising quantities of
thick potrid mailer, and finally he eould not turn over
in bed, from weakness. He manifested every symp
tom of confirmed cousumpuou. For sir years he had
been subject to the asthma. Ilia physicians, Messrs.
VerauraJe ft Anderson, said he wa* incurable, and
matt soon die. Vet 1 was determined to try Dr Tay
lor’s Balsam of Liverwort, and strange as it may ap
pear, this medicine has fully restored hi* health.
SOPHIA UALLON, 14 Norfolk street.
Sold in Pittsburgh by i D Morgan, U 3 Wood st i J
Townsend, 45Market at; H Sroyser, cor Market and
3d sU; Heuderson A Co, 5 Liberty sL Price rvducod
to 81.50 per bottle. ' J*ai _
Jaynes’ Expectorant,
Sai-u, Columbiaua co., 0., Apr. 114, IMI.
DR. D. JAYNES: Dx*x Sim—l feet bound to yoa
the alfiicied public, to avail myself of this op
portunity of giving pobLeity to the extraordinary effects
of your Expectorant onmyseif. Having been atßicted
for several years with a severe cough, hectic fover
and its concomitant diseases and seemed only doomed
to linger out a short but miserable existence, until the
fall of 1:338, when, being more severely attacked, and
having resorted to all my former remedies, and the pre
scriptions of two of the most respectable physician# in
the neighborhood without deriving any benefit, or the
consolation of surviving but a few days or weeks at
farthest—when the las’ gleam of hope was about u>
vanish, I had re comm ended to me your
and blessed by that Being who does ail things in the
use of the mean*—and contrary to the •I pc elation* of
•my physicians und friends, I was in a few day* raised
from my bed, and was enabled by the use of a bottle, to
attend to my business, enjoying since better health than
1 had for icn year* previous.
Respectfully yours, Ac., Jas- W. Estiu..
For sale in Pittsburgh, at the Pekin Tea Store, *tt
Fourth street. marts
ROUSSEL’S AROMATICK VINEOAR—The high
ly sanatory, balsamic and tome properties of mu
Vinegar render il far superior lo Cologne water lor
ibe ordinary purposes of the toilet, surpassing the lat
ter to ns perfume. It prevents and remove* pimple*,
tenor and asperity of the akin, it refreshes and wluicin.
the skin, rendering it soft ana smooth It corrects die
clammy and bitter taste of the mouth, imparting a tresh
uid pleasant breath. It cleanses and whitens the
teeth, and hardens the gums For all the above pur-
Kses. it is used with water in such proportion as rimy
found most agreeable. By inhaling it and nibbing
it on the temples, it will remove headache It applied
tusUuitly to a barn or bruise, it will eventually prevent
mortification. It correct vitiated air. and guaranties
from contagion; il is tbrrcfore very useful for punfimg
and perfuming apartments. For sale by
R E SELLERS, Wholesale Dmugist,
67 Wood street, t'uuburgh
i)r. HcLftoc laTennciw*'
r I'HIB to 10 certify that 1 purchased one v,al of Dr.
1 UoLane* Worm Specific, »nw two month* ago
■pH nv* to a ton of mine, some seven yea»» old, two
muDoona foil, aad although the amount may appear
larßaTrai 1 have no doubt but there »«» upward* of
r»x» T»OC*a«B Wol» passed, from turn. measuring
•»« «. ,»»r .(-»»»‘o °w HOLUS* V
Rott**e Crook, Carrol eo. Tena., X)ec Jf7, i-><7 j*JM
SELLERS’ VERMIFUGE IN GEORGIA
Colcmbc*, Jan. Bth, IM9.
Mr B- E. Seller.:—Your Vermifuge he. .old well
ejfd tie. been bif&ir .pollen of by ell who Hove e.ed
11. From Ihe .oecc.. encoding Ihe edmuuelr.lion of
your Ycnwfuge In every caae 1 have heard of, l am
confident l eon tell moro during the comingseason
than I did last. 1 will be gtad u» receive another sup
ply of 4or a gross. Youra, respectfully,
[Extract from letter ] . „57 «
Prepared and aold by R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood at,
aad aoUl by druggists generally, in Pittaburgh aiid Al
leghny. J***
juTl TSa-naan. «~r. «rna*iiT” «*o. a. aoawsos.
YE ATM AS, PITTMAN A CO.,
FOBWJBIHSO k COMiSSItIN BEBCMIITB,
No. t 5 S Second street,
racbS7:ddm* BT. LOuiS, MO.
REMOVAL. , A
THE lubscriber haa removed hi* Wholeaalr Groce
ry Store to the corner of Hancock *treet and Alle
gheny Wharf; naxt door to the Pen? Howe.
tnch27;dt? JOHN F. PERRV
APRIIT— Just opening, a large and selected ail
ment of fine Watches and Jewolrv,which wtn
be aold aa cheap aa in any other catabllahmcnt in mi*
or the Eastern cities. ... , , _
Also—A Urge lot of variety store \V aichea and Jew
elry, at very low prices. Full jewelled u karat Gold
Lererm. aa low a* thirty.five dollars,
t'eveia, M , “ 1 W W WILSON,
center 4th aad market au
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1849. '
COPARTNERSHIPS.
plaaolatlon.
TUE co-pannenhip heretofore exutin* between the
subscriber*, in the name of Friend, Rbey A Co.,
wu thi» day dissolved by mutual consent Geo. tthejr
will settle tbe bournes* of the concern, for which pur
pose he i* authorized to u»e the name of the firm.
PORTER R. FRIEND,
JAMES WOOD,
GEURHEY.
February' 7.1649.
Co>Ptrtiunbl|h ,
Tho subscriber* have this day associated themselves
in the Lame of RHEY, MATTHEWS & Co. for U»e
purpose of tmn»ftrtinir a general Grocery, Commission
ana Forwarding Fusinesa, at the stand of the late firm
Fnend, Rhey A Co. where they will be pleased to
ceive the natronaae of the customer* of that house
id our friend*. GEO. RHEY.
LEVI MATTHEWS,
WM. EBBS.
February 7, 1849
We take pleasure in recommending to the confidence
four friends and those of Friend, Rhey A Co, our
iccessore Ifi business, Rhey, Matthews A Co.
PORTER R- FRIEND,
fcb9 . JAMES WOODS.
I DllBO.
THF. c&-partnenhip heretofore etiating between the
aubtcriber*. in the name of Constable* Burke S
Co, i* tbit day dissolved by mutual content. Meat*.
Burke & Barnes will settle the business o( Ute cun*
cern, for which purpose they are authorised to use the
name of the concent. NAtHANIKL CONSTABLE
The undersigned have this day associated themselves
m the name oTBURKE A BARNES, for the purpose
of manufacturing Fire Proof Safe*. Vault Door*, Ao.
Ac n at the itand of the late firm of Constable. Burke
A Co., wberelhey will be pleased to receive the pa
tronage of the customers of that house and their friends.
EDMUND BURKE.
THOMAS BARNER
Id retiring from the finn of Constable, Burke A Co ,
I with sincere pleasure recommend Messrs. Burke A
Barnes to the confidence of mv friends and the public.
Feb 8. 1848. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE
febI3-dlf
DlMolatlon,
THE partnership so long e»smug nnder the firm of
M’Cord A King, was by mutual consent dissolved
on the ift Inst. The business will be elosed at the old
stand tyr aither of us, using the name of the firm for
that purpose. Being desirous to have our business
closed with as little delay ss possible, we would re
spectfully request those indebted to cjH *f‘ tlB
tneir accounts. JOl S* ,2 JT 001^
ji2S H. ®- KINO
Co-Psrtnsrshlp.
JOHN D- M’CORD having associated with him his
brother James M’Cord, under the style of M*Cord
A Co-, will eonunoe the Hat, Cap and Fur business In
all its various branches, wholesale aud retail, at the
old stand, eorner of Wood and sth streets, wher* they
solicit a continuation of the patronage so liberally be
stowed on the old firm. JOHN D M’CORD.
ja2S JAMES S. M’CORD.
Ft retiring from the old and well known firm of
M’Cord A King. 1 most respectflly recommend to
the patronage of the public my successors, Messrs.
M’cord A Co. jaiM 11. D. KINO.
DISSOLUTION.
rpHE pdrtnership of MURPHY A LEE i« this day
1 dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be settled H. Lee. J. R- MURPHY ,
Pittsburgh, Jan. 3U. t;4fl. H. LEE-
NOTICE—The undersigned will continue ibe Wool
business and attend lo the sale ol Woolen Goods, si
the old stand. H. LEK-
In retiring from the firm of Murphy A Lee, l take
great pleasure in recommending Mr H. Lee lo Ibe
confidence of my friends and the public.
PttlsborgMen. OklMflU J. iL MURPIH
T‘ ” lik subscribers have' ibis day associated them
selves together for the purpose of trausacung a
wholesale end retail Dry (foods'and Grocery business,
si No 2&l Liberty, opposite Seventh street, under the
style and firm of BUSHFIELD A HAYS.
Pittsburgh, January 1,1848.
N B-—Our old customers and the public are invited
to jjive u« a call. J»b _
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
TITM. B. SCAIFE and Cape JAMES ATKINSON
Yy have entered into partnership, under the firm of
SCAIFE A ATKINSON,, and will carry on the Tin.
Copper, ami Sheet Iron VVttre manufactory.
Also, Btackimithing in all its branches, at the old
stand of Wm B Scaife, First street, near Wood
Particular attention given to steamboat work.
ooUf
»TU!E PARTNK.RSHIP of Wm A R. Hare having
X been dissolved by the death ofone of the partners,
the interest of Wm. Hays, Jr . deceased, in said firm,
constating ol Hides. Leather. Skins. Oil.-Ac , will be
sold on ibe premises on the 16th uisi .
» fcb7-td JAMES LAUUIILIN, Administrator
IHAVE this day aaaociated with me ui tec whale
sale Grocery, Produce and Commission business,
my brother Joseph, under the firm of J. 8 DILWORTII
A Co. J. g. DILWORTII.
January 1,1849.
CO-PARTNERSHIP —Wm. Young having this
day associated with him. John R. M’Cuna, the lea-
ther business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm of Wm. Young A Co WILLIAM YOUNG,
jans JNO, R M’UUNK.
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The Journal of the Pilgrun* at Plymouth. in New
England, in Ifo'jn Reprinted from tbe original volume,
with historical and local iilaatraliona of providence,
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Baptism, with reference to as import and mode*; by
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Note* of Travel ia California, comprising the prom
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account of Upper California, and hia Narrative of the
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with g map* —1 vol. Bvo, paper s’Jc.
Rev. Baptist W Noel’s Work on the Union of Church
and State —1 vol. 12mo. 81,23,
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by Rev C Sparry; Xenophon's Works; Tacttus'
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Progress; Cheever'* Wanderings of a Pilgrim tn the
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Revolution, by Mr* Ellet; Life of Poliak; for sale by
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HUMAN MAGNETISM— Its claims to dispassion
ate inquiry; being an attempt to show the utility
of its application for the relief of to/Tering; by \V.
Newnbam. Esq., author of “The reciprocal influence
of Body and Mind," etc. The best work on the subject
published. For sale by ELLIOTT A KNGUSII,
marU 79 wood »t
LIFE OF FRANKLIN, Illustrated—in 'course of
publication w tho social form, by Haijper A Bro
thers, Now York, The Life of Betuamm Franklin, con
aisung of hi# Autobiography, and a narrative of his
public life and services, by the Rev. 11. Hasubg* Weld;
splendidly embellished by numerous exquisite designs,
by John U. Chapman, engraved in the highest style of
art. The work is printed in the octavo form, on su
perfine paper, from bold and legible type. It will be
completed in eight parts, at 25 cents each, and issued
at brief intervals. Each part will be received by ex
press immediately alter us publication Part Ist just
received and for sale by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
;a25 corner market and 3d st«
MACAULAY’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND-From
the accession of James II —Vol l.
The History of Alexander the Greut; by Jacob Ab*
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The History of Charles the Firat of England: by Ja
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Harper'* Life of Franklin: splendidly embellishod
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Tbe Hi*iory of Hannibal the Carthaginian by Jacob
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Adler’* (Hammer and Englitih Dictionary, octavo.
Stury of Little John: irtmi the French of Nl. (’ Je*
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Acton, or the Ctrclr n( Lift*. A collection of Tbohi
and Observations. designed to delineate I.lie, Man and
the World.
Han'i Romance of Yachting
Arabian Nighn Kmertninmcuts, I,auc's tramlaimn,
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History of Alexander the Great. By Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
History of Hannibal tbe Carthaginian. By Jacob
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J Quinn Thornton, late Judge of the Supreme
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MAP OP PENNSYLVANIA—Constructed from the
County Surrey* authorised by the State, end Oth
er original documents. Revised and improved under
the superrition of Wm-E. Morris, Civil Engineer, open
date procured tn each county, under authority or the
Legislature. A few copies of tftu large and iplendid
Map reeaived this day and for s&Le by .
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BookaeUara, e/a'inarfcci and 3d *u ,
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE
a THIS establishment long and widely known M
being one of the mon commodious in the city of
Baltimore, has recently undergone- very exten
sive alterations and improvement*. An enure new
wing has been added, containing numerous and airy
sleepine apartments, and extensive bathing roosts.
The Judies' department has also begn completely
reorganized and fitted up in a mo*l unique and Seasli- j
ful style. In faet the whole arrangement of the Bouse :
has been remodeled, with a single eye on ths part or l
the proprietors, towards the eomfon and pleasure of;
their Quests, and which they confidently assert will .
chjdletige comparison with any Hotel in the Union.
Their table will alwnys be supplied with every sub
stanial and luxury which the market affords, served
up tn a superior style; while in the way of Wines, Ac.,
they will not be surpassed.
In conclusion the proprietors beg to say, that nothing
will he left undone on their part, and on toe part of their
astisUtniß, to render this Hotel worthy the continued
patronage of their friends and the public generally.
The prices for board bave also been reduced to the
following rotes:
Ladies’ Ordinary, $1,75 per day.
Gentlemen’s “ 1,50
N. B.—The Baggage Wagon of the House will al
ways be found at the Car and Steamboat Landings,
which will convey baggage to and from the Hotel, free
of charge.
coven or notn uo n. ci_u* m-, muaggas, ra.
MThe subscriber having assumed the manago
mem af this Ion; established and popular Hotel,
respeetfally annannees to Traveller* and the
Public generally, (hat he trill be at all time* prepared
to accommodate them in ail thing* desirable tn a well
regulated Hotel. The House it now being thoroughly
reputed throughout, and new Furniture added, ana no
palnl will be spared to make the Exchange one of the
rerr ben Hotel* In the ooantry.
Toe andersigned respectfully solicit* a continuance
of the very liberal patronage the House ha* heretofore
received. THOMAS OWBTON,
EDMUND BURKE,
THOMAS BARNES.
febWtf
HOVSfi,
count* or rocrrn *ra surr irnxn, rmnnas.
As*L THE subscriber respectfully announce* that
he has now opened his new and excellent Hotel
““"for tite accommodation of travelers, boarders,
and the public generally. The house and furniture
are entire'/ new, and no pains or expense have been
Sared to render It one of the most comfortable and
aasont Hotels in the city.
The subscriber Is determined to deserve, and there*
fore solicits, a share of public patronage.
oetl4-dly _ JACOB HOUGH. Proprietor.
-'IQ o“TP*fe a C B N T 8 A V E D t
OPPOSITION HOUSE.
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, on Baltimore street, near
the Depot, Cumberland, is now in complete order
for the reception and accommodation of the public,
persons 4n search of ease and comfort, will do well
to patronise this establishment—they will find the
ebamheo clean and nice, and the Table as well fur
nished as any in Cumberland, at twenty-five eems,
guaranteed as good as any that oan be had in the
place, at any price, or no charge. No charge for
.transportation of baggage to and from the ears,
jalAdam* WASHINGTON EVANS.
UNITED STATES BOf£L l
CHXS3T77 ST., B KIUTXM FOCXTH AKB FIFTH IT*.
OPPOSITE late Bank of the United States, Phila
delphia. M POPE MITCHELL
martttf Proprietor.
DBY GOODS JOBBERS, IN Wood street, ask the
attention of Merchants to their stock of AMERI
CAN AND FOREIGN DRV GOODS, now receiving
direct from fir*t hands
Reesivinr regular supplies of first goods during the
season, ana devoting a large share of their attention
to Eastern Aactjoo sales, they can confidently assure
buyer* the)' will CuU n to their interest to examine
their stock.
Just teceived, Isrge invoices'of new style Dress
Goods, Fancy Prints. Cassuneres. Cloths, Sumner
Goods, Laeea. While Goods, I run ioneus. Tailors’
Trimmings and brown and bleached Sheetings of vari
ous brands. mar 3
JAJtKS W. WOODWEU.I
Bodern □□ il Antique PnmUnrt,
BO, Tmat> J*raxJtT, Pmsauaou.
A large and splendid
asKonment of I-amiiurc,
suitable for Steamboats,
Hotels and private dwel
ling, constantly on hand and made to order.
The present stock on hand cannot be exceeded by
any manufactory in the western country. Persons
wishing to purchase would do well to give me s calL
as lam determined my pneen shall please Pan or
the stock consists in--
TeteaTete; Buffet Etaqeie;
Louis XIV Chair*; Queen Elisabeth chairs;
Tea Poyse: Fruit Tables,
Toilet Tables; Lmis X V Commoder;
French Mahogany Bedsteads; Piano Stool*;
50 sofas with Plush and Hair-elolh cover*;
50 Mahogany Reeking Chair*,
40 do* Parlor do
3> “ Fancy do
tS centre Tables;
JJD pair Divans. I pair pier Tables;
15 marble top Ilre»<ing Bureaus;
•} 8 Wardrobes; » rlecretane* and Book cases,
fiO marble lop Wash Stands,
J 4 pair Ottomans;
„ fipotr fancy Work Stand*,
A-Kiry large assortment of common chairs and other
(oral tare l*o numerous to reeruon
~ir7*'Bte4ta"Be*iB tarnished on the shortest noQec.
andon tbe most reasonable terms. dcc!s
OboeoUUt Coco*. *«.
W. Baker’* American and French vhocolute. Prepar
ed Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Brtmta, Cocoa Sheila far
TO merchant* amt consumers, who would purchase
the be*t products of Cocoa, free from adulteration,
more nhtrtuou* than tea ar coffee, uul in aa&luy unsur
passed, the subscriber recommends the above article*,
manufactured by himself. and stamped with hi* name
His Broma and t'ocoa Pa*tr. m deheatr, palatable,
and salutary drinks for invalid*, convalescents, anu
other*, are pronounced by the moat eminent pbyaictaaa
superior tn any other preparation*. Hu manufactures
are always on sale. in Any quantity, by the moat re
spectable grocer- in the eastern cttira. and hr then
agent*, Hawes. Gray 4c0., of Boston, James M Hunce
4 co, Hartfonl, Conn; Hussey 4 Murray. New York;
Grant 4 Stone. Philadelphia, Tttomas V ilrundige, Bal
timore; and Kellogg 4 Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mm
For sale by aug3l BAOALEY 4 SMITH, Agta
Wronght and Cut Iron Ralilni.
THE •abscnlrers bee leave to inform the public thal
they hove obtained from ibe East all the late and
fashionable designs for Irou Ratline, both for houses
and cemeteries Person* wishing to procare hand
some patterns will please call and examine, and judge
for themselves. Roiling will be furnished ai the short
est notice, and in the best manner, at the comer of
Craig snd Rebecca streets, Allegheny city.
augtS-dlf A. LAAiyrTf 4 KNOX.
Lesehlnf, Cupphtg and Bl»«diag>
KB. NORRIS, (Successor I* M R. Delany.J—
-• No 66 Fifth street, between Wood and Smith
held. Fresh leeches received monthly—attendance all
hours Reference, the physicians of Pituburgh, Alle
gheny ami Birmingham.
I most cheerfully recommend to the physicians, fam
ilies and ail my former friends and patrons, Mr K. B.
Norris as being thoroughly acquainted with the busi
ness and worthy of patronage. -
marii-ly M. R- DKLANY.
A Q BXB Gentry 4 Royster's superior sweet S Ipu;
40 36 do M A Butler's u “ lb
IS hf do Price 4 Harwood’s “ “ 6 “
•Jl do do do “ “ 16
lid do do Pearl 4 Harwood “ " 54 lb "
14 do J Robmsoft ** 16s "
57 hf do do “ 6
S 3 do do Wm Dawson “ 5 ”
33 Uv T Wright * “ » “
37 do (1 Anderson “ “ H u
9 do L T Dade’s “ “ 8 “
9 do R Maoon's “ » “
» do Ratcliff “ . “ lb “
Just lauding from steamer and packets, and for sale
by lIEALD, BUCKNOR 4 Co,
41 north water st and 16 north wharves,
je94 Philadelphia
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO—SO bl hfSsJones
4 tton's superior sweet lb lamps
79 half bis Webster Old superior sweet 5* lamps
38 “ Lawrence Lottie r u 9* “
•3 “ Gentry A Rovs’or u 3s4 6» “
W “ Dupont (de la Hare) “ 6* “
iu “ McLeod " as “
U “ Lawrence Louier " 5* 46* plug
Just landing from steamer, and for sole by
lIEALD, BUCKNOR 4 Co,
41 N water it and 16 N wharves,
my3l Philadelphia. _
WE are still engaged in the above business, corner
of Wood and Third streets, PUi*burgb,.where
we are prepared to do any work in our line with des
patch. We atsend to our work personally, and satis
faction will be given in regard to its neatness and du
rability.
Blank Books ruled to any pattern and bound sub*
stouually. Books in numbers orold books bound care
fully or repaired. Namesjiut on books tn gilt letters.
Those that have work m our line are invited to catt.
Prices low. rayilfctf
/SaLE SKINSb-00 dot genuine Preneb Calf Skins, a
very fine oracle. A few downs Philadelphia
9km*, from the manufactory of il M Crawford. u»
which the,attention of boot makers is Invited. Ju-i
received and for sale by W YOUNG 4 Co,
)o2? 143 liberty_st
“V'T*W~>T _ M , CLINTt>CK’B, No. 75 Fourth street,
J\ . can be seen a splendid vunety of sup Royal Vel
vet and Tapestry Carpets, latest rtylea. Also, Brus
sels, 3 ply* aud sup and fine Ingrain Carpets, of tnp
styles and qualities; and in connection can always l>c
found Table Linens, Crashes. Dinner*. Damasks. Mo
reens, Oil Cloths, fcc 4c, to all of which we. call the
attention of the public. ougVJ
R HUPKINS,
Apollo Hall, 4th st
HOTELS
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
FOO« asD TBTTBSTOII, FBOPBISTOKS.
EXCHANGE Hi
MISCELLANEOUS-
PBBIH SPUING GOODS
Shaeklelt & White,
Rantifhetared Tobacco-
W. dt JL QLESN, Book binders.
N STICK.
HAVING sold our enure «tock to C. H Coast. with
a view io clorutg our old business wehcroby so
lid! lor him the pa'ronogr of all our friends aud cus
tomers RO W POINDEXTER,
THE POINDEXTER
Pittsburgh, Aug 4th, 1M&.
Cl 11. GRANT, Wholesale Grocer,Commission snd
/. Forwarding Merchant,No 41 Water si. aul'J
BULL SMBIIRATIS POUWft*.
Jfa A FULTON, Bell and Brass Founder, has re
ra built and commenced business at his old stand,
whore be will be pleased to see his old custom-
and mends.
Church,Steamboat, and Bell* ofevery sue, from It)
to lU,UW pounds, cast from patterns of the most approv
ed moHels, and warranted Ur be of the best miurrinl*.
Mineral Water Pump*,Counters, Railing, Ae, toge
ther with every variety of Bros* Casting*. tl required,
turned and finished in the neatest manner.
A. F. is the sole proprietor of Bsaarr's AxtvAttoi
non Mstal, so justly celebrated for the redarimu of
friction In machinery The Boxes aad Composition
can be hod of him at all tunes. ju*).ly__
PRINTING PAPER
THE subscriber* having the exclusive Agency for
selling the Priming Paper of a new aud extensive
paper mill in tht* vlriQily, will be at all tunes well sup
plied with the different *ucs of paper of superior quali
ty, which wo offer at the lowest regular ptlees
Any sixe or quality will be manufactured to order at
short nouce. REYNOLDS 4 BHER
]ns 6m _eonier Peon and lrwm>«t«
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING—Jn»I
California Expedition, a complete assortment of
Gum Elastic Clothing, oi price# ranging from o
gU,SO for suit of coat, pants and lint. rot sale at the
India Rlibber Depot, No 6 Wood *L |IfI , IPHI
jecis Jk II PIHLUri*
TUST RECEIVED—Three more of those ao justly
t| celebrated Hamburgh Pianos, used constantly by
List, Thalbetg sad other great performers, together
with a lane ggntsoenl of rosewood aud mahogany,
of my owhminafaituxe. The above instrument#. are
w»rmtHedi*bb‘’pls&bt'ineveryTesp«»L»»jdunll be
•eld lo<r IbFnii. ‘ ' F BLUtsX
4«U .' Wood «, M W tnnumi
miscellaneous.
GREAT INVENTION!—VALUABLE DISCOVERY!
Pa-EZST Sbtoxxd Jahuaxt Ist, 1649.
Patent cross-Uver raunsum Tables, Sofas, Bureaus,
Booi Casts. Wntinjr De±t*.
LEVER OP WROUGHT IRON.
riiHE TABLES far surpassing every other tfl
i veatioa oftbe kind now extant. They can b»ea
teoded from tan to twenty-five fe«—and when dosed
the leaves are all contained inside-mer are made to
all sixes and shapes, and are admirably 1 adapted for
Steamboats, Hotels, and large private (arm
ing when closed a complete centre table. ’
SOFAS AND BUREAUS—Tfiesearticlcs are mvsl
umbie, panicolarty to those who wish to econo
mise room, and convert a sleeping apartment Inura
parlor or suing room, as they ean be opened and shut
at convenience, and when shot, the beading is encloe
ed. A great saving in room and rent. All the bes.
steads when Closed form a beautiful piece of furniture
for a parlor or lining room.
BOOK OASES—A neat and nsefal article (or parlor
or drawing room.
WRITING DESKS—For law offices, counting room*,
and other offices; when opened a moat convenient bed
stead, when closed a perfect Desk and Library alone
is visible.
Ail these articles need Do* re
beauty of the whole is. they ere warranted not to get
out or repair. It will be for your Interests to eall and
examine the articles, at the manufaehirer’s store, No.
83 Third street, Pittsburgh. In addition to the above
advantages, they are proof against bug*
metdO JAMES W WQOPWELL.
JUBT.REORIYSD,
AND now opening, a iplended lot o
Piano Fortes, from the celebrated firm
Y. U consists in
II ■ I f •part of the following:
One elegant Rosewood 5$ octave Plano, with carved
moaldingj top »wi plinth, projecting front and earved
gothic tablets.
One rosewood Piano, 8* octave, elegant and plain,
with Coleman’s celebrated ASnlian Attachment, a su
perior instrument.
One Rosewood 6 octave, round comere and octagon
legs. One do do do
One rosewood Piano, square corners and legs.
These pianos have improvement* in the mechanism,
in stringing and covering of the hammers, possessed
by no others in this country, "M are at qpce the best
ts well as tbe cheapen Ftanosthtt can be bought.
ALSO—An elegant lot of Chiekering*s Pianos, from
7 to 6 octaves, possessing all the latest improvements,
at reduced prices. , _
ALSO—One elegant-rosewood Cabinet Grand Piano,
7 octaves, a new invention. HENRY KLEBER,
febl-tf At J W WoodwelPs, 63 Third st
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.
. JOHN H. MELLOB, (sole Agent for
Checkering’* Piano Fortes for western
Pennsylvania,) No. ,81 Wood street,
I I W I I» Pittsburgh, has received and now open
for sale, the following elegant assortment, direct from
tho manufactory, at Mr. Chlekerlng's (Boston) prices,
vlt—
One Rosewood seven oetave Piano Forte, carved in
the most elegant and rich style of XIV.
One Rosewood carved seven oetave, sew and Im
proved scale.
One rosewood Piano, 0) octaves, new scale;
One “ earved, 8 “ « u
Two “ round corners, 8 octave, new scale,
Two u pannel B 8 u “ “
The above are all from the manufactory I Chick*
enng, Boston, of the latest styles of furniture, and with
the new and improved scale.
ALSO Off HAK9 AA9 FOB SALS LOW
3 Rosewood 8 oetave Pianos, from the manufactory
of 11. Worcester, New York, formerly of the firm of
Stodart, Worcester A Durham.
X rosewood 8 ostave. Gale A N. Y.
1 rosewood 8) octave Piano, made by Bacon A Ra
ven, New York.
1 Mahogany 8 oetave Piano, made in Baltimore, and
left with me foa sale by the owner, for cash or In ex
change for Pittsburgh manufactures, or groceries suit]
able lor a country store. Price 8300. ja3o
MR. ELIJAH EATON’S CERTIFICATE TO DB
J AiHR-This certifies, that immediately after
having a tie rnled my brother, who died of consumption
iu March, 1843,1 was taken sick with the Consumption
or Liver Complaint, and was reduced so tow with the
disease, that for four yean I was unable to attend to
my business, either at home or abroad, being for the
most ume confined ip my bed. During the above peri
od of ume, 1 had expended for medical attendance o
regular Physicians and medicines, to the amount of
•300, without receiving any benefit therefrom. In
July, 1845, I commenced taking Dr. Jayne’s Medi
cines, and have taken them more or less ever sinee,
■nd believe that it was by persevering to their use,
that I can now truly say that J have completely reeo-.
vend my health. 1 believe that Jayne's i*anative Pills
■nd Expectorant are the best family medicines now in
ase.
I reside in Springfield, Otsego county, N. Y-, and
carry on a furnace and machine shop in that place,
and am not interested In any maimer in the sale of the
above medicines, and make this certificate tor tbe ben
efit of those afflicted. ELIJAH EATON.
Bpringfieldj_N. Y , Sept. 18 1848. j*4
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO—The subscriber
would call the attention of the city trade and
dealer* generally, to the following brands Tobaccos,
in store and to arrive, which being consignments di
rect from manufacturer*, he is enabled to sell at east
ern prices:
130 1 bxs R W CreiuUavr 5«;
70 | “ Junes Madison ss;
b» | ° Lamarune s#,
33 | u Mirabeaa Ss;
23 | “ Putnam and In;
li j “ Roberts A. Sisson >,
8 | u Oscar Burl Ss;
9 | ** Johns & I«ewis is,
3 j “ Warwick, sapr la;
4a | M Henry & Junes As, Is anil 6s;
<eb« L SWATERMAN
' 'iWni'
PUrVMUni Wtrkt ttd Moadry.
ramoMß, r*.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 Co., are prepared to build Couon
and Woolen Machinery of every ileseriptiatt, inch
m Carding Machines Spinning Frames, Speeders,
Drawing Franca, Railway Heads, Warpers, Spooler*.
Dressing Frame*, Looms, Card Ganders, fce. Wrought
Iron Shafting turned; ail lire* of Cast Iron v Pulhes and
Hanger* of the latest pattern*, slide and hand f ■<»«>«■»*.
and tools of all kinds. Castings of every
furntahed ou short notice. Patterns made to order for
Mill Gearing, Iron Railing, Jtc. Steam Pipe for beau
in 5 F* cl one*. Cast Iron Window Sash ana fancy Cas
ting* generally Orders left at the Warehouse of J.
Palmer 4 Co , Liberty street, will have prompt alien-
Refer 10 Blaekttoek, Bell A J. K Moonhead A
C©, G. B. Warner, John Irwin it Sons, Pittsburgh ; a.
0. A J. H. Warner, Steubenville. lanl9
PcnOfieh&Mihoiai
HWIGHTMAN —Manufacturer olall kind* of cot
c ion and woollen machinery. Allegheny city, Pa
The above work* beutg now in rail ana successful op
eration, I am prepared lo execute orders with dispatch
fot all kinds of machinery ui my lute, aueii aa willow*,
picker*, spreaders, cards, grinding machines, railways,
drawing frame*, speeder*, throuil*, looms, woolen
card*, double ordngJe, for merchant or country work,
mules, jacks, Ae.; slide and hand lathes and tool* ui ireii
erai. All kinds of sbaftiug mado to order, or plan* eir
en (or gearing lactones or mills at reasonab/echarge
Rsrira to—Kennedy. Childs it Co., Blacks lock, Beli
It Co., King, Pennock A Co., Jas. A. Gray.
~ sarw
ALLaaasjrr.
MA WHITE A; CO., would respectfully inform
. the public that they have erected a shop on*
Lacock, between Federal and Sandusky street*. They
are uow makmg and an prepared to receive order* ftir
overy description of vehicles, Coaches, Chariot's, Ba
rouche*, Buggies, Phatoas, Ac., Ae„ which from iheir
long experience in the manufacture of the above work
and the facilities they have, they feel confident they are
enabled to do work on the most reasonablo terms with
these wanting articles ia iheir tine.
Paying particular attention to the selection of mate
rial*. and having none but competent workmen, they
have no hesitation warranting their work. We
therefore ask the attention of the public to this matter.
N B. Repairing done in the best manner, ami ou the
most reasonable lerma jakthtf
OUPER FRENCH BROADCLOTHS—W. R. Mtra-
C* rur invites the attention of buyer* to hi* n tensive
»»M>rttnent of above Utfods, embracing every uusltty
uj> lo very fine, and from the celebrated manuiacto
ite« of Franco. Purchasing these good* (rum the
eerramtsaion merchants or agenuof the manufactu
rers, he is enabled 'to tell them at (he lowest possible
prices. Also, olive green and invisible green Cloths,
venr cheap; wool dvod blk do; and Freoch lintish
and American CASSIMERES, black and fancy; blk
and fanoy satin VTSBTINGB, gentlemen’* (ilk poexet
Handkerchiefs, black and fancy Cravats, linen pocket
HdkCs, Underehlrts, Drawers, Ae., at the north east
corner ot 4ih and Market streets.
Wholesale Booms upstair*. f c b3o
Slonoara&elsTlvcry^ubT*.
.ROBERT h. PATTERSON opened
large stable on First it, running throuxb
1 D\ 10 B ® eon . d ,l * l«tween Wood andgnutWieid
the rear of the Motumgahela House,
with an entirely new stock of Horses and Carriages ofr
the best Quality and latest styles. Hones kept atlive
ry ui the best manner. jyfeQy
STEAM BOAT CLOCKS— Having- concluded to sell
00 our enure stock of Kirko's Marine Timepiece*,
we how offer to sell them at lower prices (bey can
be bought at any bouse tu Pittsburgh or elsewhere.
es«t or Wen. Being the only established agents here
for these clocks, we have the largest sod finest assort
merit in the city. Call and see.
Remember, we are not to be undersold.
BLAKE A CO., Market street,
06*3° entrance on porth side of the Diamoud
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS AND SPRING
AND AXLE FACTORY.
niiAC Jogxa, joim r Qtnse,
JONES * QUIGG,
AS ANUFACTURERS of spring and blmrr iteel,
ItX plough steel, steel plough wings, coach and clip)
uc springs, hammered iron axles, and dealer* in mal]
t cable castings, fire engiue lumps, aud coach mmnunge
generally, comer ofßoa* and Front «t*., Pittsburgh,
_ fel^
JCBT IN TIME— Another lot of Pistols, suitable tor
the California service, lust received.
Also, to arrive on the lfith iosl, by Express, a neat
and handy article of Portable Gold -calcs, which ev
ery gold miner ought to have; and for sale by
W W WILSON,
mrhlD corner 4th and market sta
For California.
THE celebrated Hazard Rifle Pqwder, in kegs, hall
kegs, quarters and cans, tor sale by
f«b!3 J S DILWORTU A Co, 97w00d si
Hospretl’s Patent Soda Auh.
•)AO CASKS nisi received per steamer* Ivanhoo
£\ I£/ and St Cloud, and for sole by
W A M Ml rCHELTREB,
160 Liberty «
WM. YOUNG 4 CO..
DEALERS IN HIDES AND LEATHER, Morocco,
Shoe Finding*, Ac-No. 143 Liberty street, hara
just received theu SPRING STOCK of goods, com
prising a large assortment of artiole* In their line to
which the attention*)! purchaser* is invited,
nirbli
NOTICE.
ALL person* indebted to the Estate of Wilburn Me-
Knight,deceased, or to the late firm* of W Me-
Knight-A Co., and Wa MoKnighi Alton, are notified
to pay, without farther delaAlo
. , - ROBERT M’RNIQHT,
mchia.dlm Administrator of W. MeKnight, decHl
Artists’ materials--just rac'd and for *ufe—
-5u yards smooth Canvass, 97 inch:
*> “ " “ 30 “
ju •• v “ 30 “
w '• “ “ 4k “
too dox Coruprematble Tubes, of oil color*, by
metih* _ J KIDD A Co
WANTED,
A GIRL lo do housework. One who thoroughly
understands her business, and cao give good re
lerenccs, cau hear of a permanent situation, al fair
wage*, by applying at this otfice. mcuHtdif
r\RJED APPLES—MO bush dried Apples, 111 store
JLJ sad for eele by 9_A *V HARBAUGH
PARIS GREEN—IV can* true, just ree d knd tor
sale by B A FAHNESTOCK 4 Co,
nefajM eomer let and wood tu
DRY & VARIETY GOODS,
’tkt California Gold Freer,
BB * DAY,
Siaot/u DcvdopemetU cfi
ALEXANDI
PCTTOUWH.
I.LINO OFF their large
>OB— theprioeipal P*»t of
rchwcd at the uasi Aec
ia and Pfew York, at a tre
ttcrifieei
»«» redaction from oar reg
iw letta large portion ofoar
importation- The early atr
<teil to choice high colored
Jornia Trade.
IRESS
No. 75-MaUR S'
SAVE resolved on SE
. >tock of DRY GOG
eh h»ve lately been pm
TtQB BaLS> in P)xllw3elphi
mendooi tod anparulleled i
We here made each a la
nl*j price* that we will not
good* BELOW COST of i
tentiaa of bnyers it Loviu
food* adapted to the Califoi
LADIES DP
Plain and figuredCamelitu
silks,
Very superior brochia fif’d
and watered blk tilts,
Superior repananre tilks,
blk and colored,
Soper black glot*y Gro de
Shin silks,
Vlsette and mantilla silks,
best quality.
Pore satins, blk and bhte
blk satins,
ftin merinos,
GOO DS. , . .
Outline ret and de latne!
allprieea,
Snpeteloak cloths, all co-
Prenek merino*, all colon*
Black bombazine a,
Crou barred and amped
alpaca*, , ’•
Brocha fif'd and imp’d do,
Jenny Lind plaid*,
Victoria r Lyanese doth*,
very nch.
Coberg cloth! and cameli
an Instrea.
Super tUk warp alpaea
hmres;
SHAWLS!!
I A few brocha long ahawls,
the finest we have ever
brooght to this, market,
now to be ®ld si groat
I Superfine end cammanbro
cha sqaare ahawls;
gaper eamelian silk shawls
GENTLEMENS’ GOODS
Proneh cloths from the celebrated “Johsny” maon
factory. For beanty of finish end jwrmanence ofwcar,
these eioths have do superior, a lew pieces extra fine
jet black and olive easioo bearers and other heavy
cloths for over coats, twilled French cloths, manufac
tured expressly for cloaks, French and American cas
siraeroa, super west of England do, super French sa
tins for vestings, the best Imported. Plain and fhney
velvet and cashmere vectfttgs, merino shirts and draw
ers, Italian cravats, linen, 'Cambric and silk hdkfs .ho
siery and cloves.
STAPLE GOODS.
SHAWLS’
Splendid plaid long shawls,!
Splendid terkeri shawls,
from N. York aacdooaJ
■"great bargains; I
Plain and embroiM thibetj
■bawls, all colors.
Silk fringe, remarkab)
cheap;
Irish iintm, best long cloth shirting.muslins, bleach*
cd and brown muslin* of good quality, remarkably
low; ticking*, checks, domestic and imported ging*
scarlet, yellow and white flannels, a large lot
very cheap; a large lot of white and croaaharred coon*
tn flannels, cheap; brown and bleadhed Barosoy table
linens and table cloths, Russia and Seoteh diapers and
towellings, and tweeds.
An nsnal large stock of blankets, direct from the !
manafaetorero, some of which are the best ever exhi- i
bited, all of which will be closed oat at ttnparalleled;
low prices. In addition to the above enumerated,
goods, oar stock comprises a very large and e*mpletu
assortment of almost every article usually found In a
dry goods store, and as they have been mainly pur- 1
the casern auctions, hemce the laie great re
duction of prices. We are enabled and determined ter
•ell them off at great bargains. '
Wholesale buyers, country merchants, tailors, anq
the public generally are respect/blly Invited to an ear*
It examination. Bargains shall be given.
ALEXANDER A DAY, 75 Market st, ;
febfl ■ N W comer of the Diamond
OABFRTB. OIL OLOTHB| *«• j
DECEIVED THIS DAY, Carpeting and OU Cloth*
£i> of the latest and moat approved patterns, and at
price* to suit purchasers, ana cheap as ean be puri
chased in any of the Eastern cities, comprising the fof
lowing varieties:—
Ertra Royal Velvet Pile Carpets;
Aixmimster Carpels; any size hall rooms or vcq
Tapestry do tibules.
Bap Royal Brussels do Tapestry stair carpets;
Extra sup 3 ply do Brussels do do
Superfine do do Cheaulo Rugs;
Extra sup Ingrain do Tufted do
Superfine do do Brussels do
Fine do do Chemile Door muts;
Common do do Tolled do do
3_4 a J Tapestry Adelaid do do r
pifnwfc Jo Sheep skin do do
4*4, 3-4 A | twPd Ve- 164 Emb’sed Piano coven
ontinn de 6-4 do Table do
4-4,34 A | plain do do 64 wool do do.
Cotioaingnun do 64 worsted and linen de 4°
do Venetian do Brass Stair Rods
94 cotton Drugget; 164 wool crumb cloths
134 woolen do Stair Linen
do . do 64 table do
English Table Oil eloths; Diaper do
German do *do do do Crash
84 Floor Oil' cloths; Snow-Drop Napkins;
74 do ao do Crimson Plush,
64 do do do Purple do
&4 do do do Marpon do
44 do do do Carpet Binding;
Sheet Oil Cloths, of newTransp'nt Window Shades
Tapestry patterns, cut to fit
y ( To the above we are constantly reccivingourSpring
lock of Carpets, Oil Cloth* and Steamboat Trimmings,
to which we Invite the attention of all who wish lo uir
niab their houses or steamboats, as we will be able lo
offer goods as low as they ean be purchased in the
East, and of the richest and latest styles. Call and ex
amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Wire*
house. No 75 Fourth »t mch‘23 W. M’CLINTOCR.
The largest, Cheapest and most Fashionable Stxl
- of Goods, adapted to Gentlemen’s Spring and
Simmer Wear, ts jtiet rreeivtstg at
Wfl. DIGBY’B
CUES? CASH CLOTHING STORE,
136 LIBERTY STREET.
THE Proprietor of the above establishment would
respectfully inform his numerous customers, thhi
he has just returned from the Eastern cities with the
most splendid assortment of goods in hi* line, that was
ever brought to this city, comprising all that is how
fashionable, elegant ana Chfiap in Cloths. Oadalmqres.
Cashmeratts, Drop De Etc, and every descriptioU of
cotton, Uoen and woollen Summer Stuffs; Shirts, Cra
vat*, Hdkfs, Suspenders, Ac-, of the newest styles;
which, together with his very large and fashionable
stock of ready-made Clothing, be is prepared to
at his usual low prices.
Country Merchant*. Contractors, and all who tmr
ehaas largely, are particularly in*itcd to call anq ex
amine the stock, which is decidedly the largest and
most fashionable ui the city, and great nttendonba*
been paid to get it up suitable to toe wholesale trade.
Orders in the Tailoring line exeeuted in the most
fashionable manner, and that nothing maybe waiting
to ensure the newest and best style of cutting. Afceu
tlenmn who has had great experience in the F.aftern
cities, ha* been added to the establishment. j
mch2l.-d3m ;
NBW 600 DB.
R. H. PALMER,'
/'.FFKRS FOB SALE, AT LOW PRICES, .lull
U utortmem of STRAW AND HILLIRK
RY GOODS, of the most approved style* and P*<-
terns, tor toe SPRING OF 1549, consiating in part of—
Fancy and plain English, American, and French
Straw; Florence, Rutland, Pedal and other plaih and
fancy Braid; China, Rice, Jenny (dud, l«oop and Roy
al Milan edge Braid BONNETS.
Rich French Lace; 1
Fancy and plain Guap, Ac. Ac.
Fancy Braid, Straw, Gimp, Ireghorn, and oiher Mis
ses’ ana Infants’ HATS.
Panama, Manilla, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Straw and
other Summer HATS, for men and boys.
Bonnet and Plain Ribbons;
Bonnet Silks;
imii»iii Flower*, Ac. Ac. Ac.
Straw Bonnet Warehouse, VS Market street.
mch!7ul2w «
A. A. n&fiOff 4 CO.,
NO. 60 MARKET STREET—Have received by re
cent importations toe following Goods, vizt
Six carton* Thibet Shawls, of various qualities and
color*. Fifty dozen “Alexander'*" best qualify Kid
Gloves, together with s good assortment of col’n silk.
Lisle thread, and cotton Glove*, for spring trade.
Rich standing, straight turnover Collars; cheap Col
lars. 300 pair embroidered Cuffs, from SO fit* id 51.25.
Mourning Collars in great variety. Demi Lace Vqjlr,
toe greatest assortment ever offered by us. French
and English 4-4 Prints; Hoyle’s Print*, small figures
and fast colon; small plaid French Ginghams; British
Furniture Chintz; white satin Damask Table Cloths;
Linen Damask, A 8 and 10-A Green Benges;. Gent*
black Groa de Rhino Bilk Cravau, 39 to 40 inph, toe
bast goods imported; Puree Twist; Unen cambric and
tingu cambric lldkfs, from lH to White Goods,
soeh as Jaeoneta, Lawns, Mull and Swiss Muslins
figured and plain Laces, white and eoPd Tmrlaianes’
Ac. Ac. _ '
We are in the daily receipt of NEW GOODS, and
invite toe attention of purchaser* to otfr extensive
stock. fcfrj?
StaW SPRING GOODS.
AT DRY GOODS lIOU9E OF W. R. MURPHY,
Noara East coun 4tb ass Ma*xxt sttu, PmtBcsuH
PERSONS wanting Dry Goods will please take no
tice that too above house has commenced recei
ving iu NEW SPRING GOODS, and invites the calls
of regular customers and buyers generally. Goods
will be offered at low price*, and purchaser* will have
a large and choice assortment to select from.
[£7“ Country Merchants and others are invited to
examine toe assortment in Wholesale Rooms, up stairs,
where a Isrge assortment of Prints, Gingham*, and
goods generally are now opening. njarV
IT GOODS.
SHACKLETT A WHITE.
Drjr Goods Johbiri,
NO. 99 WOOD STREET—WouId call too attention
of Merchants lo their large stock of Dbmestle
and Foreign DRY GOODS, just receivinefrom toe Im
porter* and Manufacturers, and which they will sell
at very low rate* tor cash or approved credit.
Our stock is now toft and complete, and well worth
toe attention ofbuyer*, as we are determined to sell
at such extremely tow prices as cannot fail to make it
a strong inducement for merchants to make a hUI with
us mchlll
House keeping goods—w. r. Mcsj-hv m
vitea toe attention of house keeper* and those
about commencing house keeping, to his assortment oi
above Goods, such Os—-
Quilts and Counterpanes, whit© and colored.
Ticking* and pillow-case Mnsbns;
Sheetings, from one to three yard* wide;
Table iSspcm and Table Cloths;
Towelling, Towels and Napkins;
Furniture Prints and Chintzes,
Scarlet Oil Chintz, tor curtains;
Soper printed Chintz, for qoilts;
Embroidered window curtain Muslins;
Striped and barred “ “
Bed Blankets, all qualities and size*;
A supply of these Goods » constantly kept pu hand,
[ and wilf always be sold on toe most favorable terms;
at north east corner 4to and febU
aplrtffi ninshlu' and lrlsh~Llneris.~
WR. MURPHY Invite* thepanieuhfcr attention of
• those wanting the above Good*, trfbts desirable
atoek, constating of toe best make, from the taost ap
proved manufacturer*, and lbs latter warranted pure
iAX_H#basjust received an additional supply, and is
offering Shirting Muslins ofi a superior quabjg, at.a
, er piU OWK .„ Muillr.i,
Diaper* and Crash;
Table Cloth*. Towels qnd Napkins :
Blanket*, Quits* Counterpane*; and
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS-Such'as French Mennos,
paromeiios, plain and toney De 1-ames, (some new
styles just received;) Alpacas, Ac.
The season being far advanced, all these Goods will
he told at prices that eannot toil uwdeas*.
Wholesale Room* op atalrs-- / janlfi
A. A* BASON A CO-,
XTO* ®> MARKET STREET, Will continue their
Xv great sc mi-annual sale of DRY GOODS, for. -30
day* longer, during whifih time their extensive whole
sale will be thrown open to their Retail Trade,
si heretofore. A. A. M- A Ci, knowing that they ere
selling Dry Goods of every description from ten to fif
teen per eem. Ices toan ever before, do invtte every
person in want of itf goods, or who may be in want,
to examine and purchase front eur stock, at toe lowest
wholesale rate*.
Our great object In redacing stock is to make room
for Spring Goods, it being cut intention to exhibit in
fiiareh too largest andtoe richest stock.of Dry Goods
ever offered by any one home In America.
. We shall continue toe sale of our Bleached and
Drown Mnsllns, Ticking* and other Domestic Goode,
at out former low rates, notwithstanding toe tecent ad
vance of Id per cent.npoaxhesame fat easternfcaxkeu.
fot*
YOU. XVI. NO.. 22!
MISCELLANEOUS ■ "
_ GOAD'S ’
Patent Graduated Qabante Baton/ and f«Bf .
T lnsulated Pates far fi&dualftndettorptuytiAk^i ,
Ul3 is the only uuuutoenv or the kind
been presented ia this country or JEaiflre 1
[gal purpose*, .and is the on); one ever known
b r «hiclnhe galvanic fluid can bo QoBTtytdto4kaAß*. er
m&n eye, iho e*i, the brain, or tunny panoftatrpodf,
etuwr externally or imoraaHj, In a defianfcf
•K**n, witlwot shocks or paw—with pctfect
s£d ofterrwflh foe hippiest effect*.' 1 * ’ •'•■• G-Vi* ‘*4-
!u unjxnuat apparatuses cow, Eighty anreyad 9t
anyjjf the mo*t eminent phytiettMvfifitrtMh l
□d Europe, to wheat lire afifefrd
iy concern ean be referred* Reference w&also
nß [“k*«hlFrwoßctahlociflMMtwfeoAm .
means of this mo*t rateable •pplffttt
me of the most loveteme rfervtKKdisorders!
i not be removed by any other known man ll !
tong various others, it ha* been proved wWa* 3
biy adapted for the eunf bf the following diseases,
bervbus headaehtf tndothe* diseases <mftlfelX}**\
with this apparatus ulorro fhyt iiy. operator can
oy the magnetic Quid wife ease and safety to the
to restore sight- or cure amanrossij'la
rehearing; to .(he tongue and other orraioftttte)”
speech; and.to the various pkraoMhe’&hdy; for-'
are of chronic rhcnmatlfad,’ asthma, neuretiln/or- •
jlooreax, paralysis, or palsy, goat,
s dance, epilepsy, weakness mar '
pocnliar to females, contraction ofthefiMbe, ‘
fockiaw.ete.eto.
; Right* Cot surrounding counties of Westeni nusUßl *
brivueges. with the be -
also tested for the care of diseases. ' r *j«
. Pull instructions will be given for the rarioUefctttK
tsis to be used for various diseases, arid tlfe Mtofaftatv
per for operating for the cure ofthose diseases'MQAb- 1
so be fully explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet •-
jput into his hand* axpreuly for these I pafpOsey> oaro
fruUy prepared by the patentee. Enquire or 1 1 *
T _ocU3-dty 3 WILLIAJJS, Vine at, ftnrfbarek-
RsvsrsibXt Filtering Cocks. . _ _
A FOR PURIFYING WATERS
If Which render* turbid water rtroby
/Mfa removing all substances natacrablo ill
#*>SBSai water. The croton water "In N.'York,’
ejnfraronrtaitbiftLgh clear and pure »tbeerejTel
it passes an hour through tail
ySfiaSar filtering cock, shows a targe *wePjMfl|
yS*' impure substance*, worms* feo*. ; xfet9
b the ease more or less with all hydrant water.
The Reversible Filterer Ik neat and dkrable? and'-i*
not attended with the inconvenience incident to.MhuX
PUterere, as it is cleansed withoutbeingdfitached tt&M
the water pipe, by merely turning the ley-Qr-hufis
from one ode to the other. By tlu* easy process,, the
couree of water Is changed, and all aeouihnlJUtMMfd
impure substances are driven off almost
without unscrewing the Filter. It also possesses the
advantage of being a stop cock, and as suck' in many
eases will be very convenient and ocrraomicaL h ii. j
Itcan be anached where there Is any pretsuro high
or low ts a cask, tank, tub, foe. with ease. Who Ml
of the Me Agent, .. W, W. WlhSO%:r;.|
°ct!7 corner of Fourth and Market its
TBB ABJSOBOBTSBt
THE attention of the'public Is reipeCtmuy CUDdS to
the following certificates: .
Ms. 8. —Having tested a quantity of Gold
weighed by your Areometer. I find the result proves
your instrument correct; and recommend the aseptjt
to those going to California, as the best method for Ob*
fining the real value of Gold. ‘ Resp. Tears* •> su)
J. B. DUNLETY, Gold Beater.
Pittsburgh, March 9,1849. ' "' u
Pmomsß, March 7, IMS,
Ms- Esxno—Dear Sir; Having examined the “Areo
meter,’’ manufactured at your rooms, I do sot htftUto
to eoTnmend it t» the use of thosq gentlemen who aro
about removing to California in seareh or Gold. ~ - H
It gives a olose approximation to the speetfft gTOfl
ty of metals, and will certainly enable the sßrenturar
to ascertain when his placer is yielding Gold. '
marts Tours, rexpTi J- R. hrCLEtTOCK,
GLQITOV PAPER •
TUB CLINTON PAPER MILL, situaied.st Bfeahen
vtile, Ohio, having been enlaroed and ImproVed,
and at a very great expense added new and WBBU
improved kinaof max binary, ianow prepared to m*&*
ufacture all kinds of Writing .Printing, Wrapping And
Coiton V*ara Papers, Bonnet Boards, equal to any
in the Eastern or Western country.
The undersigned having the Agency 6f the Above
Mill, will keep constantly on hand a lorjtt apply of
the different fctnd* of Paper, fad will have any. fixe
made to order at short notice. 8.0. HILL,?
ja3o B 7 Wood-atragt
TUBS AND CHU
Pint anil Cedar Wan BanntaUorp,
No. BT, oaum Blaaxsr *xs Fora Sa. Pmntmaß.
rjtHK ■abtexiber keeps constantly on a and, whble*
X sale and retail, very* low for cash — 'IEM
Wash Tubs, j Barrel Churns,
Bath Tubs, Staff Chnma,
Horse Bucket*, j Half Bushels, Ac.
All ether kinds Ware in his line made to order.
jaas-dly SAMUEL KBOBSKN. "
A FURTHER REDUCTIOBi -
JAB. MUSPRATT A SONS 1 PATENTSODAABIf—
-1 to S ions 31 cosh currency, or 4 mo*. appSrd Cola.
S tons or upwards, 3J do par. 0 mos do, tnteresi ad
ded. For the superior quality ot this brand WO refer to
the glass and soap manufacturers of this cltygehcral*
!y. W AM UITCHELn&Bt ,
deed j__ lOO.libcrtrsr *
Dlapbrasn Filter, for Bfdmt Water.
0 THIS is to eerofy that f bsvb dt>»
T pointed livings ton, Oo.
ft Hole Agents for the salo.of Jeanfan
Diaptahra Fllter ) 'ttrtfto]u|
H lies of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. 1.
JOHN GIBSON, Agenl, |
CyOgp for Waiter M Gibson, !W» Broadway*
9 Oct. 10,1348. -
We hare been using one of the above article* tit Ist
offleeofthe Novelty Work* for three months,' on lri|j' {
and feel perfectly satisfied that it is a awful mveotjaa,' *
and we take pleasure In recommending tfidl&a* fi ud*
fat article to all who love pure water. Ordcra»m!bs
thankfully received and promptly executed. ' ; »,
_ octlff LFVINUSTON. "- £:
* AdvertlHmeat. ” , jj f f-
THK subscriber, la offering for sale a lot' V‘
of Nunus 4 Clark's, (New York,} and. Qbfpker*',
mgs (Boston,) would direct ft
fact that his is the only place tn the Weft-yhere the -
tnstrumenu of these two makers can be tnedijdejby 'n
side, and where, consequently, a correct fn»6?4a6ff lij
qualities eau l>e formed. The subscriber iigxiou • .
to lest thetr relative merits, and having for antuaber.of. Y
years performed upon lBe Pianos OrNahhfj&'ClaylC. }'•
has laden into use fen the last twelve months,& Chick
ering Puno, m orde* in try its durability and Etnwa
as an accompanyment to the voice. TRuk • RaBO may
now be seen and examined at hu toonta Hi feeut
confident of his ability to give a competent and relia
ble opinion on the subject. U 'C-,
A haudsomc lot of new Piano* will be opened in a
sw days. H. IfT.KRorB,
. _ dec ®. At J W Woodweli»e_
GREAT WESTERS ?
SADDLE. HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MAN.
UFACfORY.—The subaenber takes this method
of informing bn fnend* and the public in general th * t
he has the largest stock of the followiug r)«>n-d Arti
cle* of his own manufacture ia this ciiy—Saddles, Har
ues*. Trunks and Whips, all of which he vriU’tmrent
to be mode of the best mate rial and by the beet mech
anic* in Allegheny coumy. Being deionuined,to eeU
his manufactures socneihing lower than has henv
lotore *old by uuy similar esiabUshmcnt in the city,
he would invite persons indeed of toe above "■—M
articles to his warehouse. No. 944 Liberty street, ofipo*
site Beveuth. Also, baqdk made to order for rn*~-
ry. ociao-ly Q. KBRB)T.
PITTSBURGH #BBALE~nfB¥lsCßstjr
THE- Second Bession of this Instiuuloa, tinderTtoo
care of Mr. and Mrs. Goeyo&.'t, for the present
Academic will commence on toe first of Februa
ry next, in toe same buildings, No. 53 Liberty street.
Arrangements have been mode by whijeh they will
be able to furnish young ladies facilitiesetitutl to uny
in too West, for obtaining a thorough
eal, and Ornamental education. A fuiicourse of Phi
ltsophicai and Chemical Lectures will Ire delivered
during toe winter, illustrated by Bpparatua,-'Tho de
partment* of Vocal and Instrumental Modem
Languages, Drawing and Painting, will etch he p"A»t
toe care of a competent Professor. By doso utteatioa
to tho moral and intellectual improvement of pu-
Gilt, toe Principals hope lo'ment a continaatloa of tha
beral patronage they have hitherto efifoyod.
terms, sec circular or apply to the Principals. 9
jaao-dtf ; ■ ■
PHfENIX FIRE BRICKB—The inhiiuihwinviiip
been appointed sule.AffenU by themaouikcmrCTi
tor toe sale of toe celebrated ‘ThmniX Britta," are
now prepared to fill orders for any quantity, iM SR,
cash, per 1,000. For the construeuon of furnaces of
all kinds, these bricks have been prbnouneed'hy com-'
petem judges as being tupenor to all other fit* bricks
now muse. C A M’ANULTY A Co, Canal Basin.
my3o
Manufactured' -
*Ol bis Lamartiue K do gg
do Puunan 5s and Is; 20 do 7oßh Rucker ssj 16 do Ro
berts A Sisson ssj 45 do llonry A JamesSautai da; 10
do John* and Lcwu’ Is; 3 do Warwick sopcrla; 7 bxi
Stewards*. ' “
These Tobaccos, embracing some of ton favor
ite brands, on consignment, and will be sold low u>
Close, by. deefl LS WATERMAN
PATENT SODA ASIl'. ' ■
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE MAN UPAdYUj
HERS.—The •üb.icnbci*. L>ejng iho OKsinsice im
porters of James Masprutt k Sons’ flods'Aiih fn T im.
market, are now and will continue to be-taikeiy mp.
plied with tin* celebrated brand, which tfjay will sou
at the lowest market price for eash or abptovedbUU
They refer to the gluts and soup maunUctareri f
this city generally respecting the quality
W t M MITCHELtREE,
" ovl ... • tffl liberty at *
T RON.FOUNDRY FOR S4ALH—A small liba Foan-
X dry in a flourishing town, with Patterns, Tools,
he , all ready for business, will bo sold on accommo
dating terms, or exchange for Iron or goads.
This offers an excellent opportunity u> a younr
with small capital to commencothe Iron FrmwAry l.
sines*. EnqturOof ‘
SCAIFE A ATKINSON
__ _ Ist near Wood
Scale*,
MARSHALL, W'AJXaCE A C 0„ Aoofld Chnrcb,
corner labertY tutd Wood street*,
•nil offer for rale Pisiform, Floor and Counter Scale,
ofthe mow Improved quality; Cookilig-StaVes, fi»t wml
aad coal; Egg Stoves of varum* aues, .Farlo7.ZS
common Grate*, Hollow Ware, Ac.
manufacture the Kitchen Range, which K— -jZI' Jr??
general souslacUon to faoJefcatriiur uffS. ffSfff
wlucbl duty would RipenlUl, gg ““ «'
the citizens amt the publio gencrailT.' .; fJtvtUH*
Patent' a<slar iJkßtrraHisiAiiTSiSLr
.«»rlmo„!of ConieUu, i Co', cSSSJi" “,m*
luclaro. wml .oponor w tel otter, it, utej adupSd S,
cterutei. .utiiuttoau, lactone, dwtelitel imbfitTimd
JUSBL— «“*«W&
G«* Chandeliers, from eoa to four Ushuiw.* wir’' • * 0 ’
, rr jVJjVAVI «S Bte..
Reraware—Cheaper th«w i."
LOG AN, WILSON A CO., Importers aiiiKVhn)
Dealerain Hardware, and^SK 6 *?*
; Ua Wood street, above Fifth, hare ’
cheap ahd well selected «toek of- Hartt&afsl* *"1
since tto decline of prices m-EuroD^enA^t
are determmed to sefl correspond®
who have been in the habit *f MlSf ffidii
latly requested to call and
wtrtroaJteuli, tetevc U.cy'SS
Ti^SSSSMi ‘"a&tavsa-BgßsSa? —
SuTiwWSii! “*• Urder » (aT d quality
Bolnrnr be executed at Bao per M, if a» do>'
ored, wjihfatt luatuatee. A stock of tW.fim tjdaHty
w o?* (oaaalo at the warehouse, •Sloan's Wharf’ Cv
nai Basin, by 1 J&LA.W BfAQIZAREN,■
sepCnf Eepauigtog'ltofl Works
UPADtS) SHOVELS,-Ac.— »go <£cnr Spades And-’Sho-
Oi vejs) 40do Manure Forks; & doGruiiTshofeLuSO
do Bocket do; Axes, Hatchets,-
■Bellows, Vices, Ac., tbraaie ax maaufa«ntnM prlC£»>:-
by uovib GEO COCilHANjgj^W«£■'
• -W'*/** st -,i.
.'ACKSOM