The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, October 15, 1849, Image 3

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* OR; THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
Vvttkir; Btwi by Xhe.C*ls4eßl*«
IXPOATAST PfiOß TtaKIT.
Rifual of tbt InUu to dallver up **»•
aangirt'sßS.
PUUMVBU, Oct. 13.
We here new* by E'ectrioTefegmpb<° Uver
pool, op to the Bailing of the Caledonia. :
HUNGARY.
The greatest cosfaaioa prevails at Comom—the
officers and men are in a desjionding atate, and
laboring under the conviction, (hat resistance
against the combined forces of Austria and Kos
tin is useless. Geoigy has helped to iocrease this
feeling. i
The Loudon Daily News condemns the eoorse
panned bp Oeorgy, «ed eutn H>« Kojjalb.Bem,
«nd Dembiufc were el Widden, in e *ute olpw
tivt AuliMrf*..- *
Adricea froa Constantinople are up the 13th of
September .
The Emperor ofßussia employs no arguments
to enlbrce hia demand for the delivery of the Po
lish and Hungarian refugees, now at Wtdden,
‘•bul,'* aaya prirate letters, ‘•be will consider the
escape of even one of litem as a esssu AeUt. if the
Saltan did not gire a simple yes or no, and he
threatens to return to Warsaw."
The Saltan ttiUjxriuU «* kuruolutvm, bat the
great majority of his coancil is alarmed at the
threatening tone of the Czar's note, consequently
pn moment of the Saltan's decision
has as yet been made.
There is reaaoa'.-to believe, that the Turkish
government, nrged on by .the Engliah and French
Envoys, will reject the demands of Rauia.
U fa supposed, however, that the Emperor of
Rutaia will pat hia threats of war into execution,
aboald the answer be in the negative.
Sixty thousand Turkish troops are concentrated
around Constantinople, hot the English flietnoold
not roach the Golden Horn sooner than fifteen or
seventeen days,' while the Russians could Jbe in
the .Bosphorus wUbln 21 boors. The greatest
anxiety provaile-amongat ell classes. '
Some British subject* are among the refugees
at bidden.
Private letters confirm the report of the' Soltan’s
decision notto delioer up the Hungarianreftigeee*
AUSTRIA. . 1 |
Letters from Vienna state upon good, authority,
that Co mom would surrender. **
Reports prevail that Bern has died of his u ounds
in Wallachia.
The Austrian General Goot, still detains Kos
■ath’s wife and children in'eustody. I
ENGLISH MARKETS.
Psovuio^e— jtn bacon, good western rates at
39s per cwt, fair 27®2Ss per cwt. Pork moves off
freely st previous ratea. Fair western and.primo
mess, a little oat of condition, 38*; favorite brands,
355. Lard of good quality rates at 36 to 3flsfiJ per
cwt In hams there is nothing doing, and ihjs mar-'
km remains unchanged—fair round dry salt, rate*
at 30a per ton. I
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CiHCtmuTi, Oct 13.
Flour—The supply is scarce, but the prices are
’ firm at $4,50 per bbl, for new.
Whiskey—Quotations are made at 20c per galL
Provisions—There a no Inquiry.
Groceries—For coffee there ate no safesj—good
sugar rates at Iof.
Tbo markets* are, bribe moat part, inactive,
. The river has risen 22 inches during the 'last 34
hours. .
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nxw Yoxx, Oct IX
Fleur—There is, if any thing, an increased de
mand, sad prices are a shade better.
. Wheat—Holders are aakisg previous prices.
Com—The supply is light, and the foreign news
has, as yet, had ao material effect upon the man
ket • ■ ,
Thera is a fair, business doing at former
Coffee—'There ia no new feature io the market
. Sugar—ln. mediom grades, prices have slightly
deeded—whim box sugar 1* scarce, and in re
quest ~
Molasses—Prices ore steady, with s fair de
mand. ’
Cotton—Nothing baa yet been done (o indicate
the effect of the steamer's news. - Fair Florida and
Uplands, are quoted ai 10|.
PRISTUO.
' ' BILLHEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS,.
Kanifats, J3UU Lading, . Contracts, lav Blanks,
rouon, Ac. Ac.
Printed-at the shortest nodes. at low prices, at|thi
deS9 Goxxrra Otvtcs, Third snsrr
Improvement* tn Dentistry*
DR. G. O. STEARNS, late ef Boston, U prepared to
marniactnre tail set Block Tettb in whole tod par □
of sets, upon Section or Aimoiphcrie Baction Plate*,—
TootnicatccßKO is rtv* xixuto, where the nerre u
oxposed. Office and residence next door to the pay
oris offlcc, Ponrih street, Pittsbareh.
B. M'Fsdden.F. It. Eaton. . Jal9
Pimim hxnott sc Oak.—Prepared bp J. W. Setty
William street, N. Yu and far sale bjr A. Jaynes, No.
70 Ponrih street. Thu will be.found a delightful orti
eie of beverage in families, and partieularljr tor tiek
rooms. .
- p»nyt.—!An improved Chocolate prepara
tion, being n combination of Cocoa nut innocent, to*
Tigoruiing and palatable, highif recommended panie*
•laxly for invalids. Prepared by W. Baber, Dorches
ter, Uun, and for sale by A. JAYNES, at tho Peku>
Tea Store. No. ?or<>unh*i_ : mehl4
Pin aad HarlM ininraaeifTai Pitts
srxaa Navwuiioa atm Fix* Ixkteaxcx. Costas*—
clunnrrri TfTM rontinnrs to ininrr, upon de*
•criptton of property, at du fewesf reus.
Omcs, No. ill Market street
• SAMUEL GORMLY, Prea*L
Bonn Fihhtt, See'y. mr&ddra
PBJUBYTEaiAS BOOK BOOMS,
NO. 79 WOOD. STREET,
ler btaiis.l 0
WyrF.RE will be found for sale an assortment of.
valuable religions Booki and Tracts, comprised
to a series of absot FOUR HUNDRED different pab{
lie ado ns, (of which catalogues can bo had on sppliea-'
tion.) emoraeing .many standard works to Theology,
Biography, Ac.Ac, selected and published by the
Pztsbyterian Board of PabUcation to Philadelphia;
and veil adapted for Sabbath School, Congregational,
Minister*’ and Private Libraries
Persons wishing topurehake sneb books, are lari*
ted to call and examine the assortment
The Depository of the Pennsylvania Bible Society
is kept at these rpoma. octAd&wSmS
IBBRIPF*! BALE.
BY virtue of a writ of Eteri Facias, issued out of the
Dittrlet Court of Allegheny coun.v, and to me dtv
Teeted. will be exposed to sale, at the Court House in
the emr of Pittsburgh, on Saturday, the 3d day of No
v«aber,lB49. atit»o’cloek,A.AL, the following de
interest and claim of William 11.
B r , n and to all that cenainLoi ot pieceof
Omsd, situate in thi Eighth Ward of the city of
Pißsburth, und bounded and described a* follow,,
vix: Beginmng oa Chesncl street, at the distance of
. three hundred feel (300 ft) from Locust street, as de
scribed to the Plan annexed to the last will and testa
■entof Andrew Watson, Esq. deceased; theneepar
< Alklwlih said Locust street, two hundred feet (AW n )
and nine Inches, (9 in.) or thereabouts, lme
ofalotnow or lately belonging to Mrs. Anne M Kin
ney; thence parallel with Chesnut street, by the |toe
d Ptmertv belonging to tho etiato of Mrs- Mary rent-
Und/Sceeated, ooeriundredfcetfiOOß.;) toeccepar*
•11*1 with said Locust meet, two hundred foet (»0 R.)
aad nine inches, (9 to.) or thereabouts, to Chesnut si.
and thence along said Chesnut street, one hundred
1 £»et,yoofL) to the place of beginning. On *£l. '
erected a three atory brick dwelling house, and * B °*
dry out building*. Seised und taken in execution as
.toepTtpenyer..WilUam U. Allen, owner or repufcd
owner, at the suit of Sarah Wbctc undto be wldby
JOHN FORSYTH, Sherit
Sheriff l * Office, Oct. 19,1549.1 dAw«S
TO TIWWBttB.
TiIMNNEB3 will find a cempleie assortment of Bras*
X Kettles, Japanned and Brass Candlesticks, Rre
Shovels and Tongs, Snuffers, Skimmers and L*r
dies, Flesh Porks, and all other kinds of goods usu
ally kept by them, and for aaie at extreme low prices,
oeta 1 LQOAN. WILSON A CO
'PALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
/3.E0. R. WHITE, No. 37 Market street, is now
yX openinghis paU sad Winterj Fashions, eonaiit
s-adie»’ silk velvet Paletots; . i
** French Merino Cloaks;
“ cloth and silk Paletots;
KtkMantillas. There articles are of tho
latest and most fathisaablu styles,
, AUo, French Embroideries; ,
»4 Batin de Chine, for ladies dresses;
Spun Bilk. Und Silk and Wool Hosiery;
'Gents and ltdiesuilk Vests and Drawers; |
Childrens' Merino Vests; i
_A Urge assortment of black and fancy SUks, Satin
, ; Taro for ladieadrciteu
- Brecha,ThLr/«t and Wooten Long Shawls.
Barnwley Sheeungs, Table Ltneus and Napktol.
Also, Irish Linens, imported by himself direct.
: octfcdlm ■ r ’■
The Chartlers Com) Compas?*
(INCORPORATED.!
TsOOKS will be opdn for snbseriptfon to the slock i
Jj “The. Chanters Coat Company,” on and afti
Monday, the xith day of beptemberiusL, at ihe-ofic
of Z. W, Riming to a,. Penn st, Pittsburgh.
spaitdM Z. W. REMINGTON.
fayettA’manufactubiso co.,
/TANUFACTURR and will keep otr'hand Family
IVJ. aad Steam Boat Blaukeia, liometne Flannels,
blue, brown and drab RanketCoating. Satinets and
Woolen Yarn, which they will sell at Eastern priest.
Warehouse No US Second it, Pittsburgh, Pa.
i . Factory, New Haven, Fayetto eo. Ps. «prt3
A&BUTHKOT fit* commenced to receive «
/ Ur re assortment of - Woolen Comforts and
—jds; Kashin, Berlin, bnckskin and wooUn Gloves;
de lainand blanket Shawls; cub
mem. worsted and woolen Hose; Pocgeo and linen
silt end tatio Cravaisand Pearls; Gimps and
• Wore*; Irish-linen,Table Covers, Crapes, Kiobcns,
Laces, bleached bad totored MasliHs, Tabby Velvets,
Pamnt Threads, tewinf Silt, Halloas, Gun Baspen*
‘ • dam, Plat, percnstion Ceds* Almanacs, common ana
• - ;fbld Jewelry, gold mud silver Watches, Combs, poet*
=• at and table OoUery, and many otherroods which
,> , aUfttry and city Merchants art rcspecualty Intiwd
tonzaasa. •
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF. TfUBX
COMMITTEE FOE OCTOBER.
s. r. Vos aoarxooßsr.
omcx PirrwriwH j
’ .Monday Slcming. Oet'lS, tM9 1
As mail, on Saturday, the market-was quiet, and no
thing <ru done i» show any marked ehange in quota*
tjTn, ThedaywaedJLTkandeleadr.wiihsiJongwdi*
eitioas of rain, the river U« lowly weeding, with
•till an abandonee of water for ail the purpose* of
trade.
As shown by cor daily Usuofimports, receipts bjr ri
varhaya been fair, and oar market i* now abundantly
■applied with ere ry tiling but Flour and Grain, the re*
eeipu of-whieh bare been light
; Floce— Owing to the lightness of receipts, and the
Bieagerneaa of supplies, a better feeling it manifested in
market, with aalight advance on-our last quoted
rates, j Several limited lot* were disposed of on he
wharf at from store, we note regular sales
in dray load lot*, at W,G'23J,7S which are about
tho ruling figure of the market
Bra! Ftooa—With light aupplies in store, we may
quote nominally at f3,€Si> i,?S bbl.
Gists—We hear of no change in quotation*. Re*
ceipis continue light, end supplies limited.'
Gaecuia*—We notice full supplies in the marketer
every &mg excepting Coffee, and former quotations are
folly abstained. Sales have been confined to regular
running, buiineu to city and country trade,at the fol
lowing figure*—N. O. Sogar.’tyOlH; Loaf Sugar SO'.Oci
N.O. UolMie*,iooak bbU, at 29029 c, time; Rio Coffee,
may be quoted firm atarangeof9|99|c to 10c,in email
lota. Sales of Rice axSJc ? ft.
Fiqrcuoss—We notice no change in quotations; re
ceifiU bare been more fall, and with the exception of
Ham*,the marketi* fairly supplied. Sales of Shoulders
aisc;afid of Sides at 6i051e. Bagged llami are selling
at 9cJ and prime Sugar Cured Canvassed ail29L9ic ?
ft. Packed Boiler in keg* and fattens, is telling at 80
Sfcjptft. Sale* of Lard inbbitand kegs at C|o7i<.
Of Dried Beef, the marketuontirely bare.
Cs^tßi— I The daily arrivals of Cheese by river are
largJ, and notwithstanding the fall shipments east, the
the abundantly supplied. Sales 300 boxes at
a rah go of 6 to 7c? ft, for common to best quality of
W.R.
notice an improve! feeling in the market,
rithj a slight advance on some kinds. .The following
correct quotations, at present, with agoodde-
Salmon bbl, 910; p tierce, 937; No. 1 Macke.
„Ttl, SI 4; fat No. S S 10; lean do, 87,50; No. 3*s, were sold
nlSlyiSforbeit. Salvador Herring,
do, &S 0 ? bb; Codfish *4,7505 per drum.
Aaats— Sates oflO casks at 3J, on time, which is ar
improvement. Saiesof Salernos.ats);o! Pearlash at
oc;qf Pot* at Sc, and of Scorching! at 3!o3tc ? ft.
Bgooas—Sales 500 dor. at a range of S 3 to 83? dox.
according to quality.
gjiP—^ Sales of common Rosin at 404!; of Variega
ted It Ioi< ? &•
clsDUts—Sales ofStarat2lo:3e; of Mould Tallo*
atldOlPle.sndof common Dipped al9e ? ft.
-NEW YORK AND BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
i For tbe.week ending Oct 9,1849.
■ The transaction* daring the past week have not been
very heavy, reaching only some fta. Fleece at
our'.quolaunna. We note sales of 18,000 ft* No. 1
Couktry Palled at 30 cents, which, for its quality, is
above our qnotationa. Prices remain about as before
quoted. HO bales of South American sold at our fig-
African Saxony, Fleece ? ft, 43047;et5. 4394Scts
American, FuU Blood-Merino, 38940 39040
American i and | Merino. 31038. 31937
American, Native and $ Merino, 30933 31033
Runetfine, Pulled Country, 33035 3(038
NoJl Pulled Country, *9031 30939
Superfine, Pulled City, 32033
South American Washed, 10014
South American Washed &P*kd, 10018
South American. Unwashed, 50 7
African. Unwashed, 50 7
StaWna. Unwashed, 10015 ' 10020
Meteean, Unwashed, 1101* 9019
Ledger.
i prlooi of Flour and Orsla,
The following statement will show the prices of Floor
no Grain, at the several places mentioned, at cur latest
1 floor. Wheat Com. Oau
Philadelphia SSAO »t,M M 'B9
New York 8.37 143 ,68 30
Boston 8,75 U* « M
Baltimore**' •• •••• 8,19 1,11 83 31
Richmond - 5,«8 N.W* 55 30
Georgetown AW 1,05 47 30
Alexandria SAO 1,10 66 33
Buffalo*-- -M SO 31
CtevrUnd .*••* «0 90 *5 35
Cincinnati 4,8 i 6S 40 30
9 90 96 39 30
4,03 75 31 M
4.SO 1,00 Si »i
Afruy 5,® litt €l3?
NqwOrleMi'----- ICO .41 4*
Wtioil 4,44 S 7 40 SO
Spirit oftbsDensiUe ilarkits.
. St. Locts. October 5
of2ohhd».'«ut of which were after
wards rejected; IS hhds refused were bid off from H to
MtS; 8 bbdi pasied.at JMW fta.
Ilawoir* 1 11 pf n tlibn Muiiha *alv.©ue received,
Lewd—Received B£B3 plgt; BO isle TcportcJ.
Floor—Dull, sad we bear of buttwdcrtbreo small
sales—lO bMs rood country brand at •4,45- T deli»cr'
ed; 5l ebcice at 91,82», and 190 S- B, city at 94,50.
Aboot 3.90° bbl* on tbe levee, ami yet undischarged.
Wheat—Sales at the Exchange of ISVB sacks from
C 3 to 89c, and between MO and 10Q0 sacks from the
landing at 6S4re?i«—sajeks returned.
Corn and Oats—Ka com on the market, and bat few
Oits; 31c was offered for 913 saeks oau—sacks return*
e± 79 sacks told'at3sc—ban included.
BaHey and Rye-Bales af&4 sacks prioobarley.tn
lots, <190991 T baihel—sacks returned. 'No rye re
ceived.
Brail—Sale of 110 saeka at 40c; IS and !3Qat.43e ip
JOO fta
Provls'ons— No sales of note; 9 ea«k« canvassed
Haras at‘ie Pft :
Hides—Sales of dry flint at 7c.
Flaxseed—PrimeBl,o9 bu.
Beeswax—Sales at 16016)0.
Whiskey—Siie oflt bbUßawat 2k; 1* and Cl
•23|c P gallon.—Republic.
Orrici or rat B«mnoii Axmcn, Oct 10-
Floor—The market for Howard street Flour is still
Inanimate. Holden are firm at 85,12*.
Aeale of 500 bbls City Mill* Floor was mads yester
day at s3,and*mallerpareels et$S,l5J. To-day there
are buyers at S 3, bat holders are firm "•t $3.12*. A
sole of uUQ bbl* was made to-day at $6,06*-
.Grain —The receipt* qf Wheat' are quite moderate-
Sales were made to-day at IUIOIOS cts for pood to
prime reds, and IUBOIIS els for white
. “ITie receipt* of Cora are light. - Sales of White at S 3
eta. and of yellow at SI eta.
We quote Oats at 3003 T eta.
Provision*—' market remains exceed
inglydull. We note sales of 30 hbds Sides at Si ets;
lOhnds Shoolder*;aisJe;soo Ham* atP* ets. Sales,
of Shoulders have Iwt made to the' trade at 6} cia—
Small sale* of Mess Pork at $10,30 cash. Sales of 130
bbls Lard at 6*c, 4 mos. ,
Wnnuir—The demand is limited. Sales continue
made' at 39 ets for nbde, and 2S*os9c for bbls.
Assistast Tuucm't Orrici, >
New Voaa, Oct. 9, ltH9. f
—889433 W
78553 01
A 3>004»7 7»
Cation— I The’ «ales reported on ’Change were 1290
bales: of these, 675 were sold to exporters, 375 to »pin
nert, and 330 to speculators. Full prices were paid for
all qualities, and the market elated firmly-, with a light
V offering. ‘ _ ...
air Uplands, correetclassification, eannot be bought
ur quotations; sates being made to-day to a co- sni
de extent of Middling Fair, at ll*c, at which rate
te holders refused to sell- With this explanation we
continue our quotations. .... .
Floor, was mher dull to-day, with,
out any essentialehange in prices. Common Southern
sold In lots at 8557*0150; pure Genesee, $3,2505,37*;
new Michigan, 55;15*05,2i common brand* of Stale,
$444: and $4 I WosjlK* for fresh ground State Flour.—
Corn Meal is firm, and'DQW beldats3,l6l. Rye Flour
$303 00*. Wheat is inactive. Corn lower; sates of
yellow were msde to-day at 04, and of mixed at C3c.—
Northern Oats, 33039 c. w
PBruncLnna, Oet. 9, P. M.
.There is not much movement to Cotton to-day; hold
ers are firm at old prices, but buyers are stow in paying
the high prices now current. Sales reach only about
170 bales. ......
The Flour market Is nnnsuslly dull, and no sales for
export hare transpired. Shipping brands are held at
85i2*,but in limited inquiry, and some few bbls foi
home use at $5.12* for Common, and $5,250050 for
good and extra brands.
- Rye Floor -and Com Meal remain quiet, and quota
tions nominal at 83,12* bbl.
Grain—Alt kind* carte, and In good demand. 3f2Q
bushels Wheat sold at 1070108 c for reds, and 114 c for
prime white. Bye 1* wanted, at GOe for Pennsylf ants,
and £64 67eTor Southern.
Com—None afldai, and GOe is freely offered for good
Southern yellow. Oau—Southern are worth 30c.
' Linseed Oil is unsettled,- and held at 93095 c.
—Enquirer.
Nkw Osuts sa. Oet 4.
Flour—The sales since our last review, comprise 500
bbls, In three lot*, on Saturday, at 85.15 for" good Illi
nois. $5,25 for Cholee, not extra, and 8557* for Extra;
and 2730, in thirteen lots, on Monday, at $5,00 for ordi.
nary Illinois, $5X605,19* for good Illinois and Si
Louis, $5A3* for Extra, $4,30 for nnbranded Superfine.
Wheat—We have not a sale to notiee. The receipt*
are mostly for re-shipment. Received since the 29th
ult, 1051 »aek*. Exported none.
Commeal—The market continues bare of slock, and
we have not a tale to notice.
Com—There was no materia! chaage In the market
on Saturday and Mondry, the tales of the two days,
comprising ZSCO sacks at 4604?*c.'
' Oats—Tne sales of Oau Include 448 sacks St. Louis,
on Saturday, at 45c, 000 Ohio river, en Monday, at 36,
and yesterdat, 150 St. Louis at 41. and 350 (200,137, and
9L4lat 42, wbieh may be regarded as the closing fig.
nre * for apriaoarucic.-N. O. liulletiu.
LOQAN, WILSON & CO.,
80. IS* WOOD STREET,
- , D p mqW RECEIVING a large and complete as-
A SjttRDWARB. CUTLERY, SAD-
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, direct from
Se mhn’uSiarenrifi Europe and America, and are
log East, io3 that ow prices will compare
York.' ' ;
bkw goods;at digby’s
WDIGBY would hereby inform his friends and
customers, and tho public In fi* o ***} *
_ jst received bis fuU supply of fall goods, chesp
"SfeSiKS »d .oWFrcn.b,
Anttltui Brotdctollu, of er,nr •
100 pieces blaek and fancy Carwmens*.
3UO patterns Vesting*, many of which can only tie
h 'and cotton Shirt-'and
handsome lot of Cravau, silk llandker
chief*, Ba*penders, Gloves, Ae. .
A larxe lot of fine and common white Shirts.
Also on hand, 400 drab, blue and black felt and blan
ktl Over Coats, from to $12.«1.
400 dress, frock, box and sack Coats, from 83 to $2O.
A largo stock of fine and common Pants, from $1 to
810 per pair. * -
700 Vests,©Yvarious materials,-from. .fiefs to $?.
A fine assortmeut of ladles and gentleufens Cloaks,
always on hand. y . .
N. iL—Custom work will receive particular atten
tion. Handsome garmenu and good unwarranted
Any peruon in want of clothing can bebe suited to
their entire eausfaetioo, at. W. DIGBY’S
cheap Caah Cfotking Store. 196 Liberty *r
'.i
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
ARRRIVED.'
Lonia McLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
R Wighuaan, ■■ 1 ", Elisabeth*
Peytona, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Philip Doddridge* Brownsville.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
Moore, Wheeling.
Atlantic* Parkinson, Brownsville.
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Camden, Hendrickson, M’Keesport.
Thomas Scott, —*, Beaver.
Monongahela, Slone, Cincinnati.
Shenandoah, Bowman, Cincinnati.
Citixen, Go holey, Cincinnati.
~ Reveille, Stone, Beaver.
Gen. Gaines, Cin.
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane, Bennert, Brownsville.
R Wightman, —, Elisabeth.
Peytona, Hendrickson, M’Keespori
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
. Camden, Hendrickson, M’Keesport.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Thomas Scoll, , Wellsville.
Philip.Doddridge, ——, Brownsville.
Empress, Cin.
Skipper, Cin. '
Wellsville, Wiggins, Sunfish.
Ohio, Stoops, Cm*
Niagara, Cox, Cin.
Mary, New Orleans.
Loyal Hanna, Cin.
Messenger No 9, Woodward, Cin.
w. a. ncnrr.
There were 4 feel 0 inches in channel last even*
in; al desk, and falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY. | bl
Brownsville Packets, at 8 A. M. and 6 P. M.
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Welliville Packets, 10 A. M.
Cincinnati, Monoagabela.
Cincinnati, Reveille.
tor rmiASRLrHU.
D. Leech & co'a, packet line. 9 P M.
R.S. Bau-TACo’* Canal Packet, 71 o'clock, p.-M.
Btzxxboat UnST.— The “Sal lie Anderson,” lying at
Little Rock, Ark., was discovered to be on Are oti the
24th ult, and before, sufficient aid could be afforded,
burnt lo the water’s edge and tank. We understand
that Mesire. Waring It Lodwiek were the principal
sufferers Tbe fire occurred on the upper deck, and
was accidental.
IMPORTS BI'aiVER,
CINCINNATI—Per Gen. Gainea—lo caka lead pipe*
J W Wallen 4 bx* mdse, Corneliaa Bobuuon 4. Co; 3
bz« wool. Church A Carolherc; 9 bbda tobacco, J Mc-
Donald: 10 do do, G Weyman; 6 caka baron, O Black
bortt; 30 bbla whlakey, English A Bennett: 7 bbla alco
hol, J Kidd* Co; lb* hooka-1 do do, l dodo, Joo Mc-
Fadden; 6 bbla lard m 1,33 tcs hams. Seller* A Nicholi;
«3 hhda bacon, Wo B Holme* A Bro; 1 box mdse, 22
bn feathei*. 7 do ftnseag, 0 l>g» feathers, 1 bg gmaeng.
H Graff ACc;t fix mdae. B \V West; I bx mdae, U
Graff A Co;30 bales wool W Barker, l bx pattern*, A
Bradford; 4 coil* rapes, Wm Hooter; l box bolts, 33
bbla alcohol, * aka wool, 1 sk feather*, Clarke A Thaw;
3 parcel*, Blair A Co; 4 bx* mdae. Jaa WoodwellA Co.
WHEELING—Per Jarars Nolaon—l bale yarn*, F
H Eaton; 1 dodo, D Daily A Co; 1 do do.J Benny; i l x
mdse, B A Fahnestock A Co; It bbts cloverseed, 6 do
flour, Clark A Thaw; 1 bx mdse; steamer'Niagara; 10
bxscotn, N Holmes A Son; 14 bbla sugar, C H Grant;
1 bx md»e, R Wauon; 1 do do, Freedman A Co; 0 aeks
wooL a bbls better. W Bingham; IS hbls, Scaka bottle*,
Buffum A Co; 31 empty bbla. G W Smitbi 0 do do, J B
Canfield; I*4 bbla flour, owner aboard.
Mtxoaaxncif or Stkaxxx RxvxitAX.—The fine
steamer ReTeille, Capt. N. Stone, arrived on Saturday,
with a fine bad of freight, from Cincinnati. Capt. St
Kindley furniabed us with the. following memeraadum:
Met Vermont, at 4 mile bar; John Hancock, Anna
and Wynn ton. at New Richmond,! Wynoton agroead;)
American Sur at Moscow, Nominee at Ptepto e, Gen
esee and Hamburg at Foster's Landing; Pacific
aground at Snag Bar, Moont Vernon at Chili; Schuyl
kill arrouod at Augusta Bar; Monongaheia and Pio
neer at Quick’* Run; Telegraph No 8 at Vanreburt;
Embassy and Enterprise at little Sctota; Hibernia No
2, atGuyaodottJiJuicarora at Pomeroy; New England
No S at Letan; Fanner at Governor's Isloud; De Witt
Clinton at Sandy Creek; Hail Columbia, at Big Hock
ing- .
BROWNSVILLE—Per Loul* McLain—B3 pka mdse
31 kga nail*. 4 bbla broken glass, l bx, 2 bbls do. 13 hx*.
I bbl mdae, V-3 bxs glaaa, 1 wagon, 1 ho**, SB bbi*
flour, 3 bg* oats.
Per Atlantic— £9 pkg* mdse, 103 bu oats, 844 boxi
glaaa, l4rotls leather,l flitting.
CINCINNATI—Per Reveille—lso bxa-eaitdles, 16
bbls lard oil, D Leech A Co; IU4 bbls whiskey, R Wat
son;3s bbl* bam*, Clarke A Thaw; 83 do grease. Wilson
AG3rman:lOU dowhi»kcy,A’M WallincfotdA Co; 40
bhdsbacou.J WGner, I hhd tobacco, J S Dilworth A
‘Co
BEAVER—Por canal boat Amboy-31 bxs cheese.
Brown;6odo do, I Dickey; 44 de do. E Hraileum; 87 do
do, J A Caogbey; 45 do do, 3 A W tUrbaugh; 133 do do.
GM Hanon;l lot household furniture, J A Cangbey; 137
bxs eheesc, 1 lot furmtoro. J B Canfield.
*S 40 • 30
Per Michigan—lo bf» biriey. G W Smith; 4 »>g* *ks
L Loomis; 5d bdls wrapping paper, Reynolds A Shee
31 bx* cheese, U Brown; 50 do do, I Dtelrey; 43 do do, K
UeaxJeton; 1 bbl butter. Brown A Culbertson.
-flic Vi UUiißbl. oown
» BARGAINS! BARGAINS::
NEW FILL AND WINTESDRf GOODS,
at tux ties or thx xto azt unru,
69 Market iL, between 3d and 4th, Pittsburgh.
WM. L. RUSSELL, No..fi2 Market street, between
Third and Fourth, sign of the big golden Bee
Hive, baa just commenced receiving and opening the
largest, cheapest and moat aplendid stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Good* ever offered by cne houae in Pitts
burgh. Ali «f these foreign goods have been purchas
ed of the importers p*r the last steamers from Europe,
.and for richness of style and beauty of design are un
surpassed la this or any ether market.
The domestic and stapfe department will also be
found complete, and cheaper than at any.other bouse
in this city. The subscriber would Here respectfully
call tbe attention of his nqmetoa* customers, and ail
wishing to boy new aud'ebeap good*, to the prices
which will no doubt astonish (hem, being determined
to tell cheaper than the cheapest.
Good dark Calico, only Seenta per yard; '
Best quality dark Ca'ico, fast colon, 8 to 10;
4-4 British purple Print i, fast colon, 8 to 10;
Heavy Beu 1 ieking, from d to 10 cent* per yd;
- Bleached Muslim, good quality, 6to per yd;
Beit quality Bleached Musltne, 8 to 10 per yd;
Heavy yaid wide Unbleached Masliua, -6 to 6|;
Good red Flannel, from IS to 35 cents per yd;
Good yellow Flannel, 13 to ?3 cts per yd;
Good black Alpacea from IS to 35 per yd:
French Ciughams tram |OU Id cts per yd;
Irish Linens at prices from 33 to 1,23 per rd;
Satinet! and Kentucky Jeans from 13} to 50 ets;
Cloakings and lanscys from 121 to 31 cts;
Heavy Domestic Gingham* 10 to 131 cts;
Crash aad Diapers, all pnees and qualities;
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.
A splendid assortment of all Ihe newest style*.
Thibet Caibmeres in high colore, rich good*;
Lupin French Thibet Merino*, the fine*t imported;
Rich Camelion Silk*, in all colors and qaa'ilies;
Black Amures-best quality, plaid and stripe;
Black Gros de Rhine, ail widths and qualities;
Lupin's fine black Bombazine*, beuuiuul roods;
do best Freneh Merinos, black and colored; <
do do do do in high qoiorvt
do fine French de Laines, all wool, higkeolor*;
Rich fir'd Cashmeres, beanUlul goods, very cheap
Dotted Hwisa Muslins, for evening dresses;
Broche Thibet Scarfs, late importation;
Beit quality French Kid Gloves, ail .colors;
Mourning Cashmeres and de Laines, all prices;
Ladies embroidered Neek Ties, splendid goods,
Ladies finest quality French linen lidkfs;
Belting Ribbons, a full assortment;
Worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, in great variety
Bine* and colored Crapes, ail qualities^
Brocade Lustres, in all colors and qualities;
Mohair Camelion figures, rich goods;
Frenifh Cloakings, superb goods, high entors;
Also, black Brussel Lace, all widths and prices;
Black Silk Fnn, es, wide and heavy, best qaalny.
Togeiberwith a Urge stoefc of white Goods, Swiss
Jaconet and Mall Muslins, besides a venr large and
superb stock of Fall Bonnet Ribbons, of the latest im
portation and most fashionable styles. Many of thr
above goods have Just arrived perthe last steamer,
from Europe, and aro worthy the attention of th«
diet.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
A splendid aasonment of Shawl*:—
Soper extra site Freuch Long Shawl*. best Unp a
‘Paper extra sixe Lone Broche, finest quality;
Superb quality Long Plaid Shawls, nch colors;
Best quality square plaid fine wool Shawls;
Rich and heavy extra sue black silk Shawls;
Rich cam’ion changeable silk Shawls;
Super black and white, all wool, long Shawls;
Super extra site Long and ftq’re Mourning shawls
Paris printed Cashmere Shawls, In great variety;
t Terkeri “ all prices A oual s
Mode emSr*d Thibet u heavy silk fringe;
Black ,**
Black and mode colored heavy cloth Shawls,
White erab’d Thibet ShawM, beauurul goods;
Highland pl’d long and tq're Shawls, very cheap;
Mourning Shawls and Scarfs, In great variety;
Alio, a largo lot of plaid Blanket Shawls, from 76
"Vontowilh ■ fall iupplp of Olo.c, Mitt, jod Ho
siery* with all articles usually kept in a Wholesale
and Retail Dry Goods House—all of which will be
at prices to defy competition.- v„
jrr Remember the store. No M Market atreet be
tween Tturd aud Fourth, sign of the Bießix-HiV*,
" I “£SSK!“ ““ *’ WILLIAM*!*: RIHgELU.
"ifi —' **OBY FOR small Black
Zjjsf>Poney. easy gait,
fm 1 -;- 1 -'" 1 ' R HFATrERaON'S
——» . *.
bn»& Fltx Seed, /or which tin
, bbtbeil market price will be paid in e»*h by
«pt 27 SELLERS A NIC»LS, No liberty tt
SEW ROUTE
TO BALTtfIOBB AND. PBILADBLPHIJ
TUB SHORTEST ROUTEav TWENTY-SIX MILES
. Vt» Yoa*tologl»*i»y
. . • . Tho .plendtd new and fa« Fanning
& b - i -* u vbbs ii,
n Ftm. MxKr, will ran a* a dai-
exccptei)between HITTSIWRBH
and WESTNEWTON, on opening ° r
Yoaghiotbeny river. Leave* Weil on from the
upper Wharf Boat, every morning *i»ocioct. M
taming, leave* PilUburgh from Wharf Uo * , , B I h ®* e
the Monongabela Bridge, every evening at 4 o rtoek.
GOODS received by Agent, on board the Wha»r
“Icr The Farmer ha. been built expre..|y for the
Youghhgbenv river, and the pobtte may rely ' b
remaining permanently in the trade. ,
Particular attention paid to ail way frerght andpa.-
wnrara. ‘PffLT^-v
MESCirS»OTTJS r TSVV»u«fftOir*Es
araaeiirouvof extending their ba.ine.i tn the
of Payette, Greene, Somcract. and aJ»o tn
We.iern Virginia, will find the PAhKTTEWH
pubit.hed at Vniontowd, a de.irabte median, a* it
cuiate. largely in the place, .pccified above. Te:
moderate.; 1 aoglflaUm*
iffeW GOOD** , .
WE have ju»t received a large and complete »ior*
of CLOCKS, Variety and Fancy Good*, »aita*
t>lo (or the fall trade, to whieb, with every deaenppon
of Looking Glaiaea manufactured at our own aieunt
power abop in tbia cily, we aak the auention of Weil*
era Merchant* and other dealer*.
KENNEDY A SAWYER*
apt-20 corner Wood and Fontth >t« .
LOWELL PLETCHEBi
ALCOHOL AND POKE SPIRIT
Corner Front and Vine atreeu. Cincinnati. O.
ORDERS from Plttabiirgh for Alcohol, Pure Spirit
,Bsw or Rectified Whiskey, will be promptly a
ended to at lowest market price. raehlfruly -
LOCAL MATTERS.
RPOXTRP POR TSR rTTTOtrXSH PAU.T GAZTTTX
Fovuix Waso*. —The holiness of the Messrs.
Dilwonh have to much increased of late, that they
have been compelled to add another horse to their
poivder wagon, so as to supply their numerous
customers'more promptly- We tried several spe*
cimenaof their various qualities of powder; and
must say that in point of excellence and cheapness
it is not to be surpassed by any in the market.—
These gentlemen are also doing an extensive
“ wholesale grocery business."
We advise country merchant* who are now are
riving in Pittsburgh in such numbers, to call and
examine the stock of Dilworth Sc Co., aa we are
:rtain that they will not repent their visit.
LmiookAVHiso. —We call the attention of onr
readers to the advertisement of Mr. Wm. SchucL
mann in another column. Mr. S. is, we.bclieve,
the first lithographer who haa ever opcncd atl es
tablishment in Pittsburgh, and i* a gentteman
whose skill tn his profession renders hint worthy
of the attention of onr citizens. u
Hitherto we have been compelled to get a)t our
tbographing done at the east, but can now,bave
it as well executed in Pittsburgh. We obscrv*
that Mr. Schuchmann hasjnst completed a-vety
beautiful little map of Hongary, which is lor sale
at all the Utrm an book store*.
SinotsQ w th* Fourth Wakd Scuool —
Id; received an invitation from Mr. Yeager, dne of
the School Directors of the Fourth Ward, we paid
visit to that school on Thursday last, during the
jar set apart for singing. We found the scholars
f the senior department—male and female—ns*
•embled in one of the large school rooms, singing
under the direction of Professor Bingham. The
effect was most striking. We have heard more
artisilcal music a thousand timea without its pro* |
dudng any thing like the same effect upon us, and j
we think that no one could gaze upon their faces, 1
radianl with all the innocence of youth, aud listen
to the melody flowing from lips which as yet have
never had occasion to u’uer sounds attuned to sor
row and care, without experiencing the same
pleasure that we did. We look upon the late in
troduction of vocal music into several of our
public schools, as a great improvement, and hope
that a’l oiir school directors will follow tbe exnur
Tbe "rapid progress of the scholars .during
pi . .
the abort tltno they have been tinder Profeaaoi
Bingham'* charge, baa been very creditable to him
u well as to themselves.
We know of nothing better calculated to re
move that roughness and boorishoesa of manner
vhich too many of onr youth contract, in running
ibout the streets than this, as it is the oaly^oppor-
tanity the; boys and girl* hare of meeting together.
They are at other times very properly kept in se
parate rooms, and have separate play grounds du
ring their hour* of recrealioo, but twtce a week
they meet together, and their voters blend in our
beantifal iNational airs, or in aome merry mcar
ure which well accords with their light hearted
We advise onr readers to pay a visit to the
Fourth Ward Pnblic School, on Monday or Thurs
day afternoon, and witness the progress of their
children m this deiighful art, as well as spend a
very pleasant hour, fbr the old (eel young again in
each society. There were two hundred and forty
boys and girlapresent, and we really think that we
never before saw two hundred and forty merrier
human brings assembled together before, if we ex- y
cept, the crowd of, Loco Fccos assembled cl the
Court Hdose one Friday to hear the official retarn*
of the election.
Thk Lttke.'utsoxal Atr U.tio*.—Some Pictures
having bfcen made by our New York Correspon
dent m relation to the International Art Union, we
are requested to state, -that, notwithstanding the
heavy expenws of commending and carrying on
so costly an enterprise, and the cost of the free
public throughont the conntry, over
and abotfe-the Annual Engraving to which every
member is entitled, one third o( their eotire amount
of subscriptions already received has been appro
priated th the purchase oJ pictures ul high merit,
among which are the original and only picture of
the by Scheffer, Waldmullcr’a
••CMdieß Le«vto« "T”’—
, international Att Union are
entirely distractXroesthcse of the house of Govpil,
Co. The Union has its own books, i's
own expenses, and its own income—keeps it* own
account*, and is in no way intermixed' with the at-
fain of Yinert & Co. any more than are
ihOteof Ihe American Art Union confounded with
the private transactions of either of its officers.—
At the.end of the year we have pledged ourseires
to publish o full and detailed -account of the ex*
penditures — with the prut -paid Jot tack picturt
pvnkdtid during the iter. '
AtTKMrrtD Higuwat Robbexy. — A country*
man aatprd George Haul, received upwards of
ihree hundred dollars in payment oft debt, on
Friday tiighl, and it is supposed, (lint some o( the
thieves, !who are now daily arriving In town, sicro
the steam boats have commenced running, must
have seen the money paid. At all events he ob*
served a fellow dogging him around, however, did
not atlethyt to molest him until he was nearly a 1
the bead ofScventh street, when be aedpsted him
asifbe had been a familiar acqnaintonc. The
countryman told him that he moat be mistaken
aa he dii not know him, when, without further
parly, the scoundrel atroek him on the head with
a atone lied in a handkerchief, cutting a fearfcl
guh. He then atruck the countryman again, but
aa he did not ancceed in knocking him down, and
aa be hearing footsteps approaching he tied-
The poor felbw wa* taken to Dr. Kern's office
where hia wounds were dreaaed.
Fejobtfcu drayman was driving
hia dray up Southfield Itreel, on Saturday, and
when near the corner of Seventh street, the horse
became unruly and rat) off. The poor fellow
stock 4 hia dray for some time, but waa finally
thrown' off. and .oneol'the wheels passed over
hia head fracturing hia acoll.
The wound was dreaae 1 by Dr. Kern, but we
learn that no hopes are entertained ol hia recovery.
We did not hear -hit name, but understand that
he live* in Seventh street, a short’distance al»ve
Smitbfiild. ! |
DtscdvßtY orXN*w “Puca " —A gentleman
passing! down \Vood street on Saturday, drop*
ped a lialf dollar and a quarter into the gutter,and
after wetting hiaihand the cuffa of his coat a few
limea, relinqutahcd (he search for hia lost trea*-
ore. Nnt so who had gathered around
In crowds. With the true California Spirit, they
set to work, andnn a few minutes had a dnm huilt
across jlho gutter which wa* a “Sacramento” to
them far the notfee. Atler baling the water out
of the jpuddle, ffoe lucky urchin spied the half dol
lar, but tbo quarter had disappeared, and “was
ne’er jicard of e^ain."
OnsiT Dctajifi roa Hats.— " Twelve gentlemen
who attended a!‘ball at the Lafayette .Assembly
Hoomd on Friday night, found themselves minus
their chapeaus When they wanted to don them add
escort|their fair partner* borne. Several coats,
cloaks! &c, weri also found to have made wings
unto itemselvea and fl <wn away. i 1
Bapreme Court.
Alexander vsfHerr El—District Court—Judg
ment reverted | Opinion by Chief Jstlice Gibson.
Hailetoo vk Rcovea Ex —Westmoreland
County—.
Roger*.
Uplufgler vsJi Bryan—Armstrong County—-An*
gued. Parviaace. and Smith for plifl* ia error,
Foster apd Leo for deft in error.
Nzw Coukt iHodit.—Mont of our render* are
tware thtt commenced *ome lime
igo, ;lo strengthen the foundation in <rml
ol ihnCoortHduse to bi to make them strong
enoogh to support it* wright at tho present
grade, bat sew who have not seen the opera
tion, know how it ia coodorted- Instead of com>
menclng at tbestnp, and pulling the wall down in
that way, they ■tindorraine one or two atones, and
build a solid foundation under them, thus doing
away with ifie necessity of polling the whole
... . wall llown. E
O, 1
United States Codet. —The United Stale*
Coot} meets jo day for the disposal of business.
’ ~ &ro PuisTßas.
HIE subscriber has on hand and ior sale. as>Af enl
df L. Johnston it Co., of Philadelphia, ihe follow-
tng: ?
23 pair of C(t«e»;
45 fount* Fahey Letter, different sixes,
] 3flU Newspaper Cut*;
1 SJO lb*. Leads, eut to order,
10 Composing Stick*;
' 100 kegs Prdui’i NewsJuk: 1 _ , ,
1 Brass (Jilloy, CoJutHu Rule*, Bras* Rale* of alt
description*, tfi. A. JAYNES,,
Pekin Tea Store, 70 rourtb at'
• N -Orders recelvcdfomrw Tri*- aulOdAwH
i qjco. w. aflixu * 00.,
INFORM (Mir friends and the pobbe lhatthay bs»«
DO longer uhy connection with their late establish
merit la Penn itreei, known a* the Pittsburgh Brower*
having removed their entire business to iboFUiN)
BREWERY) Fir tarn, -* WIW - n
\ ' , l ■
F EU BiVOS *CO. keen constantly onJhard
for wboloiale Uil retail trad*. Gents Pock*
aid Stoekin**, Ladiea Hosiery of variety, eluldreu*
pliin, artiped and plaid Slocking*, ladie* and gent*
Kid Glove*, with a great variety of gent*, ladiea ana
children# winter Glovea; cbfldiW* wonted Gaiter*,
Sork*. Hood*, Tippet* and Scarf*; etnb’d and plain
Hdkfr Breakfakt and Night Catf*. Bonuet and Faee
Flower*. Fringe*, Gimps, Laeca, Button*. Pin*. Nee
dle*, Tape*, gents Sain* and Ityder Garment*, Cra
vats keie. Store No. (12 Foarth *l, betweeu W ood
and 'Market- 1 i ocl3
«-»50 bbi« just rac'd an*' for *ale by
B A FAHNESTOCK A CO
wsa* 0-
TT/ANTiCD—-One or two LAW at the Dry O iodj
Vv buaineaaj Apply at No-6<l Market at., *
INUOVV (SLaSS— “
Sst>oXesr“x» Glass; 1 boxea fixlOG!a*»i
>0 do 9x12 do do lOxlS do.
165 do 10x14 do *0 do 10xl« do
10 do 6x14 do I 4 do l° lls do ...
Of Smith A Herron”* manufacture, which we will
warrant equal in quality to any Bride in tnia city—for
> a le at the u>we*t market rates. ;
All order* for larger lire* ilieht G’aaa, left with the
eubaeriler*, ihall have prompt attention.
K HEY, MATTHEWS * CO, * Water at
octh _ Afft«jforSraiih A Heyron .
CTREAM CHEESE—3O hx* flarlridrc’e celebrated
j Extra Crr.am Cbee«e,juat received and for »ale at
the Butter and Cheeae Depot, byj _
o »*i3 j J B CANFIELD.
S' ALERATUS—«e*k»and2b!i» Saleratu*. Juttre*
ceived and for tale by octS J B CANFIELD
(IHEESE— 30Wbx« Cheese, jort received nl the Bui
j ter and CUep»e Depot. octs J B CANFtELD
SASH— 3000 l|gkt* Window si«b. for aale by
o-tH I S F VON HONNHORST ACO
Glass— nKti"bi» : siio, 400 do 10x1a 200 do loxii
for *n'e byj S F VON IJONNHORST ACO
FLOUR— £0 libls extra Family Flour, for sale by
octy f S P VONPONNHtHteTfcCO
C' IHEKSE—IOO lixi Cream Chtiese, for-sale by
J 0e.3 ! BFYON BONNHORSTACO
BUCKETS— iti dot Bearer Bdekets. for *a'e by .
octet j S F VON BONNHORST ACO
rIBAOCO— lo kgs Aiwisi, for »a!e by ,
*8 F VON BONNHORSTACO
WHIfE FlSlf—lo bliUr Sbfjibla, for ule bv'
oclS. i » H VOS BONNHORST ACO
PILLBOXES—l casklwood; 2 bbl< *’®P* r * i“ l w *
eeired and for sale by RE %
o ~ti ,__e_ _ S 7 VNoodst
TITAtCHKS ANDJKWKLRY-A large and well
W selected stock just opening, eorr.ct'nf Market
and, 4th sts. ocO W W WILSON
GOLD PENS—Ofall the apprered makers, and a
rery »op<}rio» nrucle of my ow " b ™£; lf fo J *J le
by oew W w WILSON
DIAMOND : SPARKS—Just rec’d. 8 dot Diamond
Sparks, for glass cutters, of the first quality.
Also. I dot besttilaziers’ Diamonds.
_ WW WILSON
CIUKVSI CHEESE—2W boxes Cream Cheese, rec’d
; and for sate by WAR M'CUTCHF.ON,
nets ' __ l «_Lihcny_st_
ALLEGHENY MKTAI.—6OO tons No 1 Allegheny
Metsl.maJe ntOre Hill Furnace, just lec'dand
■ or «alc by 1 oct9 WA R M’-<UTCREON
ALLEGHENY PlftflßON—loo tons Mahoning Fur
ntee: 100 do Marion do: 100 do Utack For do;
“ w “ s l1 " 1 ""“” e “’ d f °' by .JJc R FLOYD
SUGARS- Loaf. Crushed and Pulverised Sugars,
£S ° a h, ': d S'cULB&TSON
CIIIEESIJ— 75 bx* prime W R Cheese. lust rec’d end
j (or sale by focaj JOHN WAIT ACO _
ATACKEREL-100 bids Lsrge'Nn U. in siore and for
M sale by [oci2] JOHN WATT A CO_
SALMON— 15 bbli prime, m store and for sale by
oc 13 _ JOIjNWATF&rO
i'TiOH DRESS SILKS—-A splendid assortment of
LV rich fancy Dress Silks, embracing every descrip
tion of the latest and most lashiotiuhle styles, to which
we resect tfulfy invite the intention of the ladies.
ALEXANDF.RA DAY,7S Market at,
octl s N W corner oftbe Diamond
HIGH COL'D BETAINES—Ju«t opened, a lot of
high col’d plain De Lsines, of a superior Quality.
oc,. C ALEXANDER A DAY
I/LANNFI.B A foil assortment scarlet, .yellow and
r white Flannels, of all qualities »nd prices, just re
ceived by octl _ ALEXANDER A DA\_
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—SO hhd* prime N O Su
amr; 100 bbts Molasses, I Put. bbls,) tn store and for
sale by' bctl__ MBJLVLZELL.S4 JVValef s_r
MOKED HERRlNG—lOObxsymoked Herring, in
store and for sale low to close consignment.
oeU _ JAMES DiLZELL
CHEESE— 22 bis now landing; for if.t 6y
oc .\ I3AIAH DICKEY A > Oj Front st
GREASE LARD—For sale by :
octl ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
WuOLKN I HOSE—I7S dox, very cheap, for sale
C ARBUTHNuT_
B' oNNET RIBBONS—I 2 carton* for salt by
oew CARBUTHNOT
t MoVES-llm do* ilerlin Gloves, deeey sud cla
\X mon lined, for sale. ocW C AltSl) TIINOT
ree d and fo
sale :.y oc;3 ARMSTRONG A CROZER
CtOFFEK—jln bei Kio Codec, ou hands'and to ar
/ rive; for.sale'by A CULBKRTSuN,'
oc ,o • 113 Liberty »t
IV>BACO6'-23ubi« assorted and choice brands, o
Mansfuiturcd Tobacco. Pa.Fs, 2"« sod Tib luted!
on bond and .for sale by octfl A CUI.UERTSOhf
i \tBll—st»"Lt.trNo 2 and No J ftlaeken:;, 2d do No
1 Hemnei on hand and for tslo by
netc _ i . _ A CULBERTSON,
' fit’ DO W”GLASS—2BO bis i*xnTsnd lu'xU Wit
dow Glass, on hand and for sate by
aDCTtf A CULBERTSON
I'KAS—li*i pkgs Young Urson. Gunpowder, an
U id.c
tLOUR—33-bblsjust rac’d and for sale by >4
o«3 - j ‘ , CRAIG ASKINNEB, gi Market at?
SUGAR— A. few hh«U for mlc by
SCAIFKA ATKINSON,:
oeii Firat, near Wood ti
SP. TURPENTINE—3O bbltjunt ree'd aud forfale
by ociC R K9ELLKR9. 57 Wood H
c»k« Oii, bfeaclied; i ..
I •• •• s»en& “ jun rec'd andddr
talc b f ociS . _ R IS3KLI.KRS ;;
BAITING AND CANDLEWICK-10) bale* on
hand and for tale by ■ - .
ortb A CUI.UKRTSON, USLihrhyat
T
mm.!! CLOTHS—SOO prime brown mid bleached
1 for m!e __ oet=>. _ U ARBUTHNOT
TJMSH— 00 bhla Large No. 3 Mackerel, ‘JO bbla nibbed
* Heinne. 50 l>oie» ernlrd ilrmtig; ju«t recM and
for »*!e by [octvj KHKV. MA'ITHLWS &CO
ICE—I 3 ics prune Rich. )u»t rec’d and fur sale by
, pert * UHEy. MATTHEWS kCO .
tIHKJ'.^K— i’OO bx« prune XV K Cheese, lauding and
y fill sale by
ocw S F VOX BONNHOR3T & CO
LINSKF.U OIL—6 bids Linseed Oil, jusi rrc’daiTd lor
,»;«,l,y ROBISON, LITTLE A CO
So ICi Liberty si
rY'HRKK PiA.VOS To HfilK—'By the y ear or indn n
Jl - JOHN H MKLLOR, ttl XYo-d ft
AllfgbtßT Cottotxi in
T|IK Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
tu s. {tbr Sheriff of the count)-, Ure»ii- g:
i-~w* Wtirxts*. ot an Orphan*' Court held at
Pittsburgh, m nud i«r soul county. «n tDc '.'id day of
Vcpteuiter, t*ti). Tits I'riruo.i of John K. Clark and
Kmily In* wife, late toily Hath*, »i» pretented to
the Court. ahuwing thai Joseph Harris. late of the city
.of oil the blh day of June, A. I). lfitD,
leaving him surviving a Widow, to win Aim, and fix
children, to wil Margaret, intertnarricd with Elijah
Trovtliu, Isrfac, Martha, intermarried with Henry
Thotnpx n, l'jniir. »nid petitioner, intermarried wiut
John K. Clark,-William and Joacpb iir
That said Joseph Harris prerioiia to bia decease, to
wit: on the rath day of May, A. 0. (■lt>, made and
published hi« lust will aud: testament, duly proved and
Yrq.i»!ered in the Register'll office iu Out city of Pitta
burgh, wherein and wheryby he gave, devised and be
qsealbed, .niter the death of bn aaid wife Ann, and
w ben hia youngest child should he of age, all bis pro
perty. real and moveable, to be divided among all his
! children, giving each ouc an equal aliurc, (excepting
i Margaret J'rovtlla, for whom he bad otherwise provi-
Tnat «ait?Jn»cph Harris died. «eited in In* detneane
as of fee, of and m a certain lot'or piece of girum!.
situate in the city of Pittsburgh albrr-aid, bounded
and described a« ffotto**, to wit: Beginning on the
South side of Virgin alley, kl the distance of fset
from the corner of Smithfield street and said alley,
thence a!o.>g Virgin alley westwardly 30 feet; thence
by a line running at right angle* with said alley south
wardly r 0 feet; iheuce by a line parallel with Filth
street' eaalwardly JO feel; thence by a line run
ning parallel wittrSmiihGeld street northwardly ?0 feet
' to the place of beginning.
That said Ann Harris, widow of the said testator,
htl since died, to wit: on the 13th day of September,
A. D. 1547, That Marthg Thompson atterward* died
intestate, leavingtstue two children, to wit: William
It. Thompson and AndreW J, Thompson. That Wil
liam Harris afterward* dim), and by h’s lasi will and
tesiammi, dated I,3th April. IKJ3, duly proved and re*
uKtered m the Register g office of Beaver county. Pa. r
devi'cdlns share of said estate to bis sister. Fmaly
said Petitioner: and therefore praying lh& Court
to award aa Inqaesi to nloke partition of the premises
aforesaid io and among ihfe said parties Interest?!)
therein, hi such manner tun Lin such as by
the said will-and the laws of the. Commonwealth of
I'rniisylvania i» directed, if such . partition can he
made without prejudice to or spoiling the. whole; but
if such paiutmu cannot be made thereof, then to value
and njtpnuse kue tame *nd make return of their pro-L
ceedings according to law - \ '
Now, therefore, we command you, that inking with
you twelve and lawful men of your bailiwick,
you go to and upon lbe.-prcmi»cs aforesaid, and there
by iheir oUQis (or sflinh) that )ou make partition to
1 nml among the children and representatives of the
sard intestate io such manner and in such proportion
as by the lews of this Commonwealth is directed, If
such partition can be ro«de without prejudice to or
spoiling the whole. , . ■ '
But if «uch partition cannot be made thereof os a
fotcsnlil, Hint then you value and appraise the same
according to law; and further that you cause the said
inquest o enquire. a»d ascertain whether said Real Ha
ute, wnli the appurtenance*, will c"uvehiettlly ac
romrnm'aie mqre uan tine of ihe children dr repreacn
ta ives hi taiil tnterlitc. Bnd if *% how many of said
children or representative* It will accommodate; that
due notice of ilia time «i making such'portiuon or val
uation l*e t;ivrn to all persons interested; and that you
I make return of your proceedings herein to the next
? general Orphans'Court
j Witness the liou. Benjamin Patton, Ksq , President
of our said Orphans' Court, at Pittsburgh, Ibis ttStlidoy
of September, IsW.
(copy) DANIEL M'CURDY, Clerk.
Jour Pobsitu, Sheriff.
October 13.
To the übove named Defendant*, and all other per
son* interested: You are hereby notified ibat I will at
tend on the above described premises on Friday, tlio
tilth day df October, A. D. 1649, at >0 o’clock, A. M ,
for the purpose of executing the above writ according
to the communds thereof, when and where you may
attend if you ihiuk proper. *.
i JOHN FORSYTH, Sheriff.
IM3. octfcdJt^wltS
ÜB, D. ilUfil'T,
DenlinL ComerofPounh
s and Deeatar, between
Market and Ferfv (tiett*., aeplfcdlyin
JIiST IlKCillVm liie - PhUOp*TviHe - L>fi'c( oth
tin aiwrttnem of Floor Furniture, Coaeb
Curtum, and Wagon Cover uil Cloth, which we olfet
iu wholesale purchaser* at Eadom price*. rhe mork
coimsii of the (ollownlc article*:
FLOOR OIL CLOTIL
2700 yard* C yd wide heavy Sheet Good*;
low *•' “ |medium do
1000 “ M “ •• do
bI)U *' 5 * «• j .. d 0:
t&XI “ •»-» “ | “ do
600 “ J-4 •• i u d #
FUftNITUBE-
000 “ 4 4 Counici Cloibi;
. uuO “ 6-4 GreVji Jo, for window blind*;
‘ 450 “ 4-1 do do, " and pattern;
I'JO dozen aiiortn tije* Table Covdrt, iplendid
qoality. COAC I CURTAIN?. -
450 y<*» 4-4 I'olmbed ? iriace; j>U) ydt Covert.
Conctintly manaftc turing ami receiving; and for
role at the Oil Cloth and India Rubber Depot, No 5
Wood at. t) :tt Ull PHILLIPS
tTTfINDOW'IMPK i-UVO pece* oTpToiiT lir-en
V* and Rainbowel Window Paper, comprtung
many new and select miemt, on hand and receiving;
(ot tale by . tptW ’ S. C. HILL, 67 Wood it
i,c
u mt_rv&Lr
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANAL BLOOKADB RBKOTBD.
R.D. THOMPSON,
No. 110 Uaustt Srftxn, 3 doom rxox Limit,•
18 NOW EEC El VINO the largest and bint selected
►lock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, that be
tiu ever bad the pleasure of offering to his customers
and the. public—among which are several styles of
entirely new Goods in this market: All tbebigb colon
of superior Freneb Merinos and Thibet Cloths; Satin
Damask Thibet Cloth, a new and beautiful article tor
ladies dresses; Tare Batins, Gro de Araure; Satin de
Chine. Changeable Glaeio Bilks, blk Silks for eardi
ralt and dresses; Cashmeres, de Lames. Bombazines,
’Alpaccas, Ac. Alto, Velvets and Satins lor bonnets.
Bonnet Ribbons, Neck do, Lace Capes. Standing and
other French Worked Collars; Silk, Satin and Merino
Scarfs, Gloves.- Hosiery, Lac.es, Trimmings, Ac. Ac.
A foil assortment of Domestics, Liuen Sheetings,
Table Llner.s, Diaper, Checks, Canton Flannels, Ac.
Ac. Avery large assortment of Long and Sqnare
Shawls. Piano and Table Covers. Damask Moreens,
Red Drapery, with a complete stock of Coaehmaken 1
Trimmings; all of which have been purchased at the
lowest rates, and will be sold at a sms 1L advance.
oet&Ow R. D THOM PSON. .
SUNDBIEfr-H 1 hhds pnrae N O Sugar;
25 bbls *• u Molasses;
1« bbls and kgs Golffetrßyrup: 100 bis crui Cheese;
75 bxs common Cheese; 8 bis white Honey;
S do Maeearonl and Vermicelli;
SOsksfine Dairy Salt; SOhushOais;
3o catty boxes Green Teas; 5 Up do Oolong Tea;
20(1 packs.Cheever** Fire Kindling;
SO | bis M R Raisins;
CO doz Columbian Ink, assorted sizes;
*5 do Red and Copying luk;
30 bbls No 3 Mackerel; 23 } and $ bbls No 2 do;
5 do do 1 Salmon; for sie by
octO J D WILLIAMS, co*. Sth and Wood *» -
Tin Plages,
THE subscribers beg to call the attention ofßnildera,
Arebiteets and owners of Buildings, to the many
advantages which jhese nlatet possess over all other
metallic substances hitl.srto used for roofing, Ac., ss
theypetyess at once the lightness of Iron, without its
liability to rust, having now been tested for several
years in this particular, both in this country and in Eu
rope. They are lets liable to expansion and contrac
tion from sodden change of the atmosphere, than com
mirn tin plates, iron, unc, ok* any other metal now need
for roofing, and consequently form a much better and
tighter roofj requiring far less frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost is but a trifle more.
A fall supply, of all sizes, from 10 to 30 W. G., con
stantly on hand and for sale by
GEO. B. MOREWOOD A CO.,
14 and 16 Braver street, New York,
The patent right for this article having been secured
sr the United Stales, all parties infringing thereon
ither by importation or otherwise, will be prosecu
rd. octyi-dA’wlvT -
CURE FOR WORMS.
B, A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.
IN order to aiTord all possible security to the public,
os-well os to themselves, against fraud and impo
sition from counterfeiting, the proprietors have made
a change in the exterior wrapper or table of their Ver
mifuge. The newjahel, which is a neel engraving of
the most exquisite design and workmanship, has been
introdneed at a very great dxpense. and is from the
brain of au artist of the first talent. The design is new,
and the execution elaborate. Several figures and s
portrait are most prominent, but the word “Vrastt
scox,” printed in white letters on a red and finely en
graved ground, should be particularly examined,—
When held no to the light the letters, shading of the
letters and every line, however minute, throughout the
whole of this part of the engraving match as exactly
■u il the impression had been* made upon one side on
ly, although it is actually printed on b-tth sides of the
paper. ThU should in all cases be observed. A la
bel upon each dozen is also printed in red npon both
sides, and should be examined in ill-- same manner.
This preparation .has now stood the test of many
years trial, and is confidently recommended os a safe
and effectual medicine for expelling worms from the
system, the unexampled success that has attended
its administration in every esse where the patient was
really afflicted with worms, certainly renders it wor
thy the attention of physicians.
Tho proprietor has made it a point to ascertain the
result u> its use in such eases-as eamc within his
knowledge and observation—amf he invariebly found
it to produce the most salutary effects—noi nnfrequent
ly after nearly all the ordinary preparations
mended for worm! had been previously resorted t<£
without any permanent advantage. This fact is aVs
tested by the certificates and statements of hundredc
of respectable persons in different part* of the couni-
try. and should induce families always to keep a vial
e( the preparation in their possession.; It is mj!d in ill
operation, and may be administered with perfect safe-*
ty to the mo«t delicate intanl.
The only genuine is prepared by
tpl27 BA FAHNESTOCK. Pittsburgh
new arrangement.
BREED INCREASED.
EXPRESS FAST PACKET XiINK (
gtzsm - B 1
{Exclusively for Passengers,!
VIA THE GREAT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
THE public ire informs*! liar on a?d after Saturday
the l« of September, the pn'aenjrera by thi« Line
will be rurnodoter the Central Hailißoad from Lew.
•town to Elarriiburgh, and from thence to Philadel
phia by tbc Uarri.bdrßh and Columbia Rail Road*.—
ent par*-' will go through
ly this new arrangement passenger
n os* rat tin nxathan heretofore.
The Packets of this line are new and of the bn*
class- Tin* rout* for ssfety, speed, and comfort, is the
most preferable now in use in the Eastern ernes.
Rail Roads are all passed in day light. Time, 3
day* p re. Ten Dollars. For information apply to
W SUTCH. Mononcahel* House.
nrt( or D to LEECH A CO,Canal Basin.
KXPftfcsir P ACKICT Llili,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTBIORF-,
, ; Exclusively for Passenger*.
iPjppa jcmumwA—The Hosts of this Line will lease
QSSSKsOS** follows, at S o’cloek at night:
Indiana—P'Hurley, Thursday, 0:1. 4th.
Kentucky—H Tnioy, Friday. sth
Louisiana—J P Thompson, Saturday, 6th.
lihio —A Craig, Sunday, ?lh.
Indiana—P Battlt Jfajd*?- FA. |
jV'tj i. i« *Wediiesds!v, itah,
Uth.
JfuU«y«J*.feirk*y, Friday, 12th.
tCßtaeky—Caai H frnby, Bomrday, Ffth.
Louisiana—i P Thompson, Sunday, 14th.
Ohm—Capt A Craig, Monday, Uth.
For passage apply to W BUTCH,
Honongahela House,
iM>tv or D LEECH A Co. Canal Ba»ia
ftreifc HAH.DWAU.It STOUTC.
WJNOF THE PLANE AND SAW,
Wood *tr««t. Pittsburgh.
HUGER AND LAUFMAN, Importer* anddealeri
in Foreign slid Domestic lIAROWARK, in
ail its varieties, are now prepared to sell as low and
on a* rea-onable terms a» can be purchased elsewhere.
We soiioit our friends, and the public generally, to
eoli and examine nur slock, which consist* in part of
KNIVK* and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS. House Trimmings,
mch as i.ocks, Latches, Hinges and Screws, together
with ever}'article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
Wo invite the attention of Carpenters and Mechanic*
generally to our assortment of Tools, which have been
selected with great eare, and which we are determine
ed to seti so a* to give satisfaction. apifcdfcwT
FRIOES REDUCED.
- BURR MILL STONES, manufaetu
■mm red In France, composed of bat few
J_\ 'Block* ud solid eye'*—* large as*on
_|BLg meat, the bettor the kind, always on
baud at greatly reduced prices.
ALSO—French Barr Mill Stones ol
my own manufacture, mode of a new
SSnMB and superior aualit* of Block*. These
Bans are made under my ova taperin
tendancc, an<l at great care it taken to mik: the
Joint* close, aml-to nil llio blocks iu e*ea stone
of a anifonn temper, they are warranted to be of the
very best .quality, superior to those imported from
France; and also superior to the * ret mas* of those
made in this coactrv, am) at p ices lower than have
ever btfore been offered in this market.
Laurel Hill Mill Stones, all sizes. .
Ikiliir.e Cloths, all numbers; of the best quality, war
ranted to give satisfaction y> the purchaser, and at
greatly redacted prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons Screws and Picks, Plat
form Scales. Cum and Cob Grinders; Grin and Saw
Mill Castings of all kinds, and Mill Furnishing in gen.
All orders promptly attended to at dU and *Jld Lib
erty street near the Canal. Pittsburgh. '
myliO:d(lm ». w.-WALLACE*
1849. ggfegsa
D«k?tr and Erlt Eipnn Packet Llni.
R. G. PARKS, Beaver,t’roprtetor.
TUE- new end elegant PaMenger Packet*,
NIAGARA. Capt II H Jeffrie*;
PENNSYLVANIA, “ J H Hoffman;
LAKE ERIE, “ MTrtJhy;
QUEEN CITY, “. J McIUUy;
Forming e daily jLiuc between Beaver and Erie, have
commenced running, and will continue daring-The »ea
»on to make tbeir rerular trip*, leaving Beaver after
the arrival of the morning boat irtmi Pittsburgh, (1 oU
clock, r. a ) and arrive at Erie In limb for pawengera
to take the morning boats to Buffalo or up Ul9 Lake.
Tickets through to Erie and all' Luke pom, can bo
had by application to JOHN A CAUGIIEY, Ajt,
corner of \V a ter and Smltbfield «U
ctGKOKGEKECK,
under the St Charlea Hotel
.BIBDICAIs * BDItQIC&L OFFICE.
-rfOTJv No. 08, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
few doors below Wood »treet, to
fg DR. BBOWRi haying bees
1 regularly educated to the medic*
l*Kt BtfJMH profession, und been for Mme lime
K?.ss aSSeXJy In general practice, now confines.
froy his attention to thetreatment of’
feSgg gflyy those private end delicate com|
E2fe SffC ft plniuti for which hit opportunity
KS?I mPta end experience peccliariy qaalitv
him. 11 yean assiduously devoted
to atady A”treatmenl of those complainu,(dnnng which
time he has had more practice and has cured more pa
tients than eon ever fall to the lot of auy.priralc prac
titioner) amply qualifies- him to offer assurances ©I
epeedy, permanent, and satisfactory care to all afflicted
with delicate diseases, and all diseases arising thersj
fr °Dr. Drown would inform those afflicted with pnrtiU
diseases which have become chronic by time or eg',
rravatedby the use of ajif of the common nostrums cl
Uie day, that their eomploinucan berndreully tunl thor*
ougWy edredphe having given Ms careful attention to
the treatment ofsneh ea-es, and sacceeded in hundreds
of instances m curing person* of inflammation oiUbs
neck of llie bladder, and kindred diseases which often
result from ihose.*»<)es where others have con-ißntd
them io hopeless despair. He particularly invucs Bueb
as have been long and nnsacertsfally treated by othnri
to consult him, when every satisfaction will be river
them, andlheir coses treated in a careful, thorough and
intelligent manner, pointed out by a long expenenes
study, and investiguion, which it is impossible for tuos
engaged in general practice of medicine to give on
on© eiass of disease.
fn»t!ernla or Kupture.—Br. Brown oJ-o invites per
•oas afflicted wiUi Hernia to call, as Le has paid panic
Ular attention to this disease. >
CANCERS also cured. I
Skin diseases; also Pi! s, Palsy, etc., speeduy ebrss
Charges very low, , I
N. B.—Patleats of eith sex living at a distance, by
dating their disease in writing, giving u-1 the sYmp,
toms, can obtain medicines with direction* for u««, by
addressing T. BROWN, M- B - post paid, and cades.
kfcffice'rio. hi, Diamond aney,opposite tfis atari j
Or- Brown’s newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism i* a speedy and certain remedy tor
that painful trouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consulting Booms, No. M Dia
mond alley, IMfhnrgb, Pa. The Doctor ia always at
home. ' } ' . ..
,r-r- Mn ear* nav <««>»
if** PUKIH TKA STORK.
THE subscriber has )ust received at the Pekin Tea
Btcre, 7U Fourth street, a very largo and well so
lected stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of whieh has been received in this
oauutry since the first of February last, consisting of
all the different grades grown in the Celestial Empire.
Out stock being among the largest In the West, we are
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any other
bouse in Uie city. We invite retail grocers to call and
examine our stock and prices. They eon have itpack
ed in i, i, and t £> packager, 5 8) tin eaniusiert, or by
half chests, to suit their convenience.
Our retail price* vary for Oolong, Black Teas from
60 cu. to 91,60 per lb.; Ning Young Souchong, 60 cts;
Congo 60. and English Breakfast 60, Young Uyson,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from US cts. to 81,>13 per lb.
* Families are requested to tend and get samples of
of oar Tew, and try them before purchasing.
nylKulfcwft A. JAYNES. 70 Fourth strewt
TANNERS* OIL-10 ibis imt rec Viand for saleby
oca RHEY, MATTHEWS * 9°
WHOLE S A L E DR ¥ GOOD S.
. A. A. MASON & CO.,
HO. 60 BUILKKT STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA n
TT7oULD*e*peetfßlly call the attention of city and
VV country Merchants to their choice stock of
PALI. AND WINTER GOODS, wbieh for extent and
variety has probably never been equalled in the West
ern country. Possessing the same facilities and ad
vantage* enjoyea by Eastern- 1 Houses, by having one
of ibe partners constantly in tbo East among theman
ufoettirers. Importers ane Auction Houses, they are
prepared to ofler the same advantages in stylo an “
prices, that can be obtained of ' tho. largest Eastern
Receiving large consignments of DOMESTICS from
-he manufactnnsrs of New England, they are enabled
■ > offer these goods at less rates than they ean be pro
tired of the Eastern Jobbers.
The fact that their establishment offers equal, if not
greater advantages in every desrripuohof goods, than
can he.had Easy has been etearly demonstrated to
their numerous Patrons. They feel confident if Mer
chant* eoni-mplaung purchasing Ka«t. will examine
their stock, they will be convinced that they can buy
the *ame quality of goods at sorb prices as will save
the cost of transportation, and the necessary expenses
and time of an Eastern trip. Tbev mention a part of
their stock which will away* bv found fresh and com-
plete:— >
CM CASES CALICOES AND PRINTS, from the
Merrimack, Hamilton, Cocheeo. and Manchester Com
panies: also from'.he Print Work* of Dtmocll.P. Allen,
Sprague, Richmond & Carr, Cbapens, American,
Adams, Ac.
40 cases GINGHAMS.and CHINTZES, of theUft
lauufacture.
130 cases BLEACHED MUSLINS, of all the well
known and approved makes, for sale by the package
at Agents’ pnee*.
300 bales BROWN MUSLINS, of all width', quali
tic* and prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PITTSBURGH FEMtALEINSTITUTK.
ritHIS Institute, undep the eare of Rev. J. M. GOS-
J_ HORN AND LADV, will re-open on Monday, the
17th o( September, in the same rooms. No. &J Liberty
street Having limited the number of their pupils, the
Principals hope to,merit t continuation of that liberal
patronage they have bi’herto eujoyed. Parents may
reel assured that rrery-arivantage will be afforded
their daughters, if placed under their charge, for ob
taining a thorough English, Classical, and Ornamental
education. augS9:dtf
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
ALLEiHE-TT. j
rpHE AUTUMN SESSION of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in. September.—
Rooms on Federal street,in “Colonode Row,” 2d door
from the bridge.
Rates or Tcttios fee session or mx Monrns.
English Department, including Reading, Orthogra
phy and Defining, Writing, English Gravtmer, Rueto
rie, Logie, English Composition and Criticism, Geo
■graphy. History, Arithmetic and the higher branches
ofMathematics, Natural Phitoiopby, Chemistry, As
tronomy, Botany, Physiology, Geology, Intellectual
and Moral Science, and all other branches requisite to
s thorough F.nglUh Education - €2O 00
Classical Department, including the Latin and Greek
Languages, eaeh - - - - - 86 00
French, 810 00
German, ...... 810 00
The services of competent teachers are secured for
such as desire instruction in French and German, and
also in Drawing, Painting and Music.
Itis desirable that pupils enter at the commence
ment of a session, yet they are received at any ..lime,
and are charged at the above rates from the time or
entrance. No deductions are made for absences, ex
cept ia cases of protracted illness.
Further information may be obtained, and applica
tions made by ealling upon the Principal, at bis rooms
on Federal street, or at bis lodgings in “Irwin’s Row,"
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, between 3d anu 4th streets;
.or by addressing, through the Pittsburgh Post Office,
the Principal. N. W. METCALF.
Allegheny, Aug. 7. 1&49. dtf
H? nerof Fourth and Ferry streets, will be open
ed this morning, Monday, August 20,1549. ang2o.
PROF. HENRY ItOHBOCK,
PENN STREET, hetween Wayne and Hand, bas.
resumed his professional duties, giving instruc
tions on the Pttno, Guitar, and in Vocmi Music.'
augl4:dtf '
Pittsburgh Steam Harble Works.
NO. 34# LIBERTY, opposite smiihfield street—
’ Marble Monties. MonuraenH,Totnbs,TableTops,
Ac., a targe variety or the most beautiful kind, made
oftiio finest quality of foreign and domestic marble,
always ou hand or mode to order, by the aid of ma
chinery, on the shortest notice and at the lowest nriees.
N. B.—The Cmntry Trade furnished with alt kinds
of Marble el the lowest rates. All orders promptly at
tended to at %’A Liberty, opposite Pmithfiefd sl
myanfCa W W WALLACE
" ’ BStIITIIACHINKSi
LULL'S Ptar.l Stone or French Burr SMUT-MA
CHINE tie best article of tbo kind in use; they
run light'olesa do tbe work well, and will last a
life ume. AbwtSOOof them are in use. in the best
mills in the ertalry, and we cave the' strongest testi
mony of eobp*:nnt porsous as their superiority over
ail other frUI Mu&inea. Po'r farther particulars, ad
dress tbe rebeoriber at 24-1 Utterly st, Pittsburgh.
myTO.-dflo r W W WALLACE
STEAM ENGINES AND grist, saw
and other —«>>«, always on hand, or mode to order
on very short notice, and at the lowest price*. A!! or
ders promptly attended to at 244 Liberty street, near
the Canal. my3i) W W WALLACE
PLABTF.R PARIS— For land, a\id other purpores,
always on hand at 214 Liberty sl.
my 39 j: \VW WALLACE
ItiSfEST—Always on hand, atitll
myS») WiW WALLACE
YURAUIIftr
Liberty «t.
Grindstones— ah ana grit*, always on
hand at Liberty street. '
my-jti W W WALLACE
TKAamfiAflU tMASITT:
IT is with pleasure that the subscriber*'
inform the Citizens of Ipituborrh and vi
etaity that they hare completed nrnutKCr
BtKHj menu with Messrs. J. C. Jenkins A Co ,
" Rff to recei«>» »a«U eoperior
n«J -. Facsexi TEAS }
HV And will hereafter bejkept constantly on
JJ hand. They are neatly and securely put
freVra up ut metallic pack* or*, 4 andl lb. each.
their printed card—anowiny the kind
WXof Tea, once, name pf tho concern and
depot, in EhilaOelftilhi-wiUr on invitation to rctam the
Tea,ifnot likedl '!•
..?Tcr*tt raiccji:
• I Gunpowder•'•69|' “6 1,00 1,25 1,50
S Imperial 75 1,00 1,25 1.50
S i Hyson 50 62* 75 1,00 1,*5
Sly. Hyson 50 W* 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
n> .„„ > Rlask .17* »
HLACIS- J Kmc and extra. Fin- -75 1,00 1.25 140
We’will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal
to, if not srrxiuo* to any sold in this city, and should
tney not prose acceptable to the taste, they can be re
lumed, an.l the money will be’reiunded, as it is only
with that understanding we sell.
We nk i fair irWrihat the public may be able to
udfe between our Tras aiwl tnose heretofore sold by
other companies In this city.
All lover* of rich, delicious and gpod flavored TEAS,
should rive us a call.
For sale by JOS. S. M. YOUNG A CO.,
N W eomer 4th and Ferry streets, and
B. YOUNG A CC,
S W corner 3d sod Ran streets
HBW STOCK Ob' nAHOtt.
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. SI Wood street, has just
received n new stock of Piano Fortes from tne fol
lowing celebrated m inufaemrer*:— .
One Rosewood 7 ©ct. carved in the style ofLouts XtV.
do 7do do do do
-Oner (do 7do round corners, plain carving.
.One Ido 7 do plain round comers.
One ‘do C 4 do elegantly carved.
One do cj do plain round corners.
One do OJ do do do
Oue do ti do carved furniture.
One do 0 do plain ronnd comer.
One do d do do do
One .do 6 do plain square.
All ibe above ere from the celebrated manufactory
of dickering, Boston, and are warranted in all eases,
and the purchase money refunded, if found defective
in any particular; the prices are the same as charged
at the manufactory, and are os low os those of infen*
or quality from other makers.
auu» nacnvKD — . '
Seven Rosewood h oct's from Boron .V Riven. N v V
One 010 d do do 11. Worcester, N. \ • .
Two tin =d| do do Bacon & Raven, N. Y:
One do 0 do do Unles & Co. N. Y.
Ml the above Piano Fortes warranted In everv re
spect, being m&do expressly to order, and arc such as
can be relied on for durability; even Ht touch, and of
superior tone. JOHN H«itELI.OR.
Sole Again for sale of Chlckcring’s Piano Forte*, 1
*pt7 for Western Pennsylvania. j
E 7“ Kacrnons*nD Sain Dixxaok*.— JONES’S Bolt
inti Chemical Soap causes a freo perspiration, and at
the same tune mobiles, soften*, and whitens the skinl
giving it the texture and beauty of an infant’s. v
Sctjovt, Salt Rhkumjuto Soaxs, are soon not only
healed, bat cured by it* use, as at least seven 1 hv«*
cians in New York know, who use Bin such esses,
and find it unfailing—ns also in
PrarLos, Blotchks, Faacau-a, or any ,other stm du*
.ease. The reader is assured that dus is no useless
pulled nostrum, as one trial will prove. I canid enu
merate at least St) persons cured of
Boat: Hr*n, Son* Lout on Somi But on—Day it
and use it, nn.Wthe reader is again assured L woult
not cruelly sell it for the above unless I knew it to bt
all j itaie. Those who are liable to
CUATKI), Coacseo. oa Cii*rm Flshi, will find Bus a
cure \ny one ntßieted with njty of the above, or sim
ilar diseases, will find ibis all and even more (admira
ble in its properties) than I state.
Put, reader, the stores are flooded, with imitations,
and be sure you ask for JONES’S Italian Chemical
Sonp Sold by WM. JACKSON, »-Liberty street,
Pittsburgh • augddAwT
ill/- TnK »u« or a- vilk Rerru.* it not more repul
sive than a bad, pallid breath, of dure, yellow diseas
ed treth. Ifpersons have these it it their own fault—
they can, for two shillings, hay an article that wil
make their breath pure and sweet at ik* Spicy Air o
Arnbia.
It cure* diieases of the Gums, span*;y or ulcerated,
and for the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar,
fastening the teeth in the gum*. and clean them as
white as the rnoio »/iA< froze* North
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones's Amber
Tooth Paste, and, without praising it ourselves, hear
what one o( our most respectable and scientific Den
lists, Mr. E. Field, of New York, says:
“l have both used and analyzed this beautiful and im
palpablo article, (Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste,) and
can recommend it as possessing all the qualities claim
ed for it.” Reader, we can aayno more to convince,
only that ifyou try this once you will be well pleaded.
It is pat up in beaatifat-Kncliah China Pits, for 83
cents. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, S 3 Liber
ty siteet, Pittsburgh. augfl:dfcwT
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ASI> SILVER
\ - - WARE.
-> \ THE snbseriber, who has been in business
In the tame buildingTorthe iasubineen years,
ftp* vblstelling oil descriptionsof Finn Gold and ffli-
Q&Uaßver .Watches, Jewelry, and Silver )Vnre, at
retail, at tho'very lowest prices.
Gold and Stiver English Patent Lever Watches. •
Gold and Silver Det’hd Lever and Leplne Watches.
Gold and Silver Unrixontal andvcrgc-AVaiehes. :
• Gold and Stiver Independent Second Watches for
limine horses. ■<. - .. „ .
Gold Guard, fob and vest Chains. Gold Speetades.
' Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pena.
Ladies’Gold and Stono Braceleu.
Gold Lockets. Gold and Stiver Thimble*.
Diamond Rings and Pias\ .
Ladies' and Gentlemens’ BreMtpms.
Sterling Silver Spoons, Cops, Porks. ae.
G.M W.1C1... u tin. “ ® “ r-a «“ h -
W.iehee Jewelry MetaffiS ... •
Sl.”eT.nl™p"°r«'l in Ike
"zfssffsss*.
ratati, 31 Wall street, {up stairs,) NEW i OKR.
iirJ&dlmis 1 -
“ r "wastmT •
A GIRL to do bow work. |A permanent situation
and good wsges will bOijiven. Inquire at this
pmeci wtMtf
40 ease* and bales cfTICKINGBjDftheYork,H»s
ihon, Amoskesg and Otis Companies. j .
36 bales Bed, White and- Yellow FI.ANNELS, a
complete assortment for sale low by the bale or piece,
received direct frosft manufactorer*.
BROADCLOTHS and CA*S»MERES>, of the mami
factners of 8. Slater & Son, mil & Carpenter, far
nam, Harris, grade..
CAS3INKTS, JEANS and TWEEDS.—44 cases of
all the various manufactures- j ‘
$3 eases MUSLIN DK LAINB and CASHMERES,
of the Hamilton and Manchester'Workiy also, full aa»
aortment of Foreign manufacture.
20 eases colored MUSLINS, for sate by the ease al
Agents* prices.
Brown. Bleached and Colored ©ANTON FLAN* . : -
SEES, of all ihe o*v*l makes: also Cloak Lining*.
ALPACCAS, BOMBAZINES, and COBURG?—
More than SO cases Also. 300 pieeea French Merino,
Lyoncae and Paramatta Cloths > ,\- . , .
SILKS and SHAWLS—SOO pa. of blakk and fancy
Silks: nearly,sloooShawl*, long and square, of all
kioila. Also. Visefr*. Cloak Searf*. he. |
A fall assortment of White and Linen Goads. - Also, * : —-
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroideries. Laces ind Trim*
mines, Mourning Articles,*ll qualities, sixes Sod make
5O boxes of nch Bonnet asd Cap Rib*
bons; also,Velvet,Silks,Satins,Ac.,. with eTeryotb* j
cr description of Millinery articles, Tailors mn* •
m Apofwhieh, together witfi-a general asaormentof
Goods ofthc newest and mosf fashionable styles, wU
;bo offered »t an extremely low advsrre. \
New Goods constantly received. •
All Merehanu are cowially-soficitcd to caJL
* r U9 A. A MASON A CO.
HOUSES, LOTS. PARM.y^o
For Bale or Heat* i. , *
a THE very desirable residence in Allegheny .
City, lately occupied by R. W. Poindexter, and :
possession given immedistely. •'
nor terms, apply at this offiee, or to W, W. WIL
SON, Market su. • i oet9
M BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.—The Brick
Building aud premises in Diamond alley, now
ocenpied by Mrs. Boyle, having twenty feet in
front, extending back towards Fourth street one hun
dred and twenty feet For terms, apply to I ‘
octia GEO. COCHRAN, as Wood at ~
.FOB. KENT,
M And possession given immediately—A well
finished and completely furnished .STORE on
Msiket st, beingagood stand for Dry Good?. ‘
ALSO—Several rooms suitable for offices or Artists . (
T °ALFO—A largo public Parlor, ddmirably ealeuJa
ted for a Ladles’ Refreshment and lcc Cream Saloon. . .
From It* fixe, elegant finish, and central location, be
ing in the immediate neighborhood of thei fashionable,
dry goods stores, and adjoining Philo Hall, this room
woald afford a permanent stand every way dealranle;
and in the hands of a person Qualified to conduct the
above business in Eastern style, would supply a want
much Celt by strangers visiting PlUahurgh and ladies
residing In the viemity of tbo city. To such an occn*.
pant itwould- secure a large, genteel and profitable .
custom. The spacious ana well lighted basement ot ,
the building Will be rented with the Saloon, with .
which it U coavenicnlly eonheeted. For tetms,whteh • .
sre moderate, apply to I
•pUO . E.P.GAZZAM.
'Eagiass fU Sals, , ■'
ONE PAIR SECOND HAND ENGINES Winch
cylinders, 4 feet Stroke; i Uoilots, 80 feet long, 3,
Inches in diameter, all In good order, will be sold at a
bargain, if application bemode soon. They bayeouiy
been in use about 19 months. For particulars, inquire
of JyB7:dlf R. HAYS, Oaxetto office
FOR REHfiP—The namou-hoar* now
Bps oeenpied by Mrs. Atwood, situated nt'Oakland,
>o acre* of ground auaehed. The Muse
isiPßcioos and convenient, and the croand .weU- tin*
proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES 4 OOj'
' Water <t
" FOR SALE—A Brick Houae, (but one year
&*gg built,) and Lot, on Robinioa itreet, Allegheny,
®"**near oldßridaeT Price low and terms eaty.—
nqclre of jySJ S SOHOVER, Ho Second at
FOK RENT.—The three «U>ry Brick Dwelling
lfoo*4, on Liberty, between Hay and Marbnry
itreeiit, now occupied by \V. Graham, Jr. Poaaeasion
Siren immediately. Enquire of Wa. Graham, or at
le Dooktiort of
JOHNSTON A. STOCKTON,
comer Market and Third streets*
M, PtJlTsilG’E,
Hh A THREE storied Dwelling House, being IM
"■'•second boose from Penn, atreci, m Snyders
Row, on Hst street Immediate possession will be
gieeil Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney at
Law—olßwt cn Fourth, street, between Cherry alley
■- Ftreet_ ; ■ frifcdtf -
FOit ÜBSfT,
MFOUC new two story Brick Dwelling House*, ‘
well finished end In corapleteorder, on Center
Avenue, 7th Ward. Pollution given JulY-ist.—
Rent-low. Enqeireof JOHN WArTfcCO,
' jnfl ‘ corner of Liberty and liana at* ..
•Two JLo*» for Halc<
• A *vv j#w*p «v«
THE subscribers will sell at private hale, tnosetw# .
valuable Lou of Ground, tituatedonToiaato.it.,
in the Thin! Ward of Allegheny City, each baring a
front ofaOfeet, running back 100 feat in ‘jfPjbl o4 ,??
feet alley, upon which ia built a- atone wall, 25 by 100
feet, which contains atone enough to boild eellen.tor
two comfortable dwelling bouses, and in front.uierp
are three (hade trees, of year* growth, and the «ao.
walk ia pared with brick, ail of which will .be-sold at
8900. Pittsburgh and Allegheny,- or County Bcnp,
wiil be taken in payment ,
Jt H PHILLIPS, No 5 Wood-aU ,
or to WM. BENSON, immediately opposite sai<Uaia.
oyiD _ , U
FOR lota eligibly aituated In the flour- —
whine town of Birmingnum. The loti are aitua*
ted on Denman street numbered in F Bailsman a plan
75,70.60, St ond-Qd—Lot No 75 fronting 20 feet on Ala
ry AAn street 70 feet deep; the other four SO feet front
each, by St feet deep.
Term* —Greater part of purehaso .money may rel -
main (or six year*, secured by mortgage. Foyiaiucj
alaiapinnuire of BBUIOYbB.-,’.
mylC _ • llOsccond »t •
VaTuabinfMl handfQr Salei’ "
' A BOUT fonr'mltes above Lock No. 2, at tbo mouth
;/X. of Pine Run, Monongobela River. Tbo Coal ia •'
ofihe very-best quality, and easy cf access. Any
number or acre*, from twenty-five to a hundred, might
be obtained. Persons desirous of purchacing, can
.call on WALKER REED, on the premise*, or Wa..,.
Reed, opposite the Post will give any in- ;
formation concerning the property. The above wi 1 •
be sold at a great bargain. ; / myghdfla -
110 LETT—A Froud brick Dweliinc Hoiue,.*iuule on
Robinson street, Ailegiieoy. Enquire of
rnytfi SOLOMON SCHOVKR
|'Oil SALE OHE-tP FOR SCRIP—A lot of greand
1* situate on '.Vcb*ter*ireet,!isfcetfromHigh*treei;
SO fret front oa Webster, by SO feet loi Gre feet alley
—quite close to new court bouse- Price £990. Term*,
£tt’J cash in hunt!; balance In one. two, three end four
years (ront-iho firit of April last.
County and City Scrip taken for cub payment. In*
gains of ray 10 3 SCHOYKR. 110 second at
86S lor BkU| ■
CjJTUATKLon the Moaongahela river,about 16 miles
O from ru'*< nigh and 3 miles above third Imek, la
the immediate neighborhood of Messrs. Lyon k Short),
and Mr. John Htircu’i purchase. Thli fine body of
Coal will be told at the low prieo of A33petocro—ca*
third in hand, balance inmve equal annual payment*,
without interest. Title indisputable. Loealioavery
good—cannot be surpassed. For further particular*
enquire ofS. BALSLEY, who has a draft of saidpro
pcny. Renitlsncoid it. below Ferry, Air. Adams’How.
N. B. There is another leant of<eo?l on this tract,
about $0 feet above the lower, of excellent qqslity.
Jytlßrdtf _ - S.B. ■
Valuabie Buildingbou formate.
THE subscribers are authorized to Oder at private
rale, and upon highly favorable terms, & number
of very valuable Building Lou, comprising a Urge
portion of the Lou numbered l>7, 6s, 69 and 7b, In
Woods’General Plan of the City of Pittsburgh, then*
led at the south eastwardly corner of Penn and Wayne;
streeu. fronting 240 feel on the former, and extending.,;
along the latter about 600 feet to the Allegheny river,'
and being a part of the Real Estate of the late James
S. Sie»«nsouv Esq., deceased.
- A plan or subdivision of the above Lots, in eontor*
mity with which it is proposed ta'soll, may be seen at
the office of the undersigned, on Fourth, between Mar*
ket and Ferry sis. WILLIAMS k KUHAi.
my3' ■, t ; .
TWO HOCSIfiS AND LOTS MOIL SALK
Juk" .TWO LOTS on. Beaver street, In the city o
B* Allegheny .above the'upperCommon*, on which <
is creeled a frame building, two stories higb.-ehitablo .
for two small tenemenu. The lots are cc/*h twenty
.feet ia front by one hundred feet deep, anii
to a street fort)’ feet wide. The buildings on the pre \
raises will pay a very handsome interest ou the invest}
meut, and the property will be sold cheap.(or cash.'
Apply so 11. fjproul, Clerk’s office; C.S. or lo .
novgt KAY A Co,
Beotohllfttou LandfOT Balf> ;
r|VEN ACRES OF LAND, silnateil in'Peebles lown-
X ship, on the' Monongnbets, three miles from'PiiU
burgu—in lots to suit purchasers. For further partie.
ularfe apply to Henry Wood's, 3d hU or to
. a Washington,
r.ovtiJ-dtf <Uyabove Smith field at
~J*&. ' WAREHOUSE'FORSALE—TkesabsifIbeT
gill offers for sale the'three story-brick Warehouse
■n iwßog v/ooJ street, occupied by K. Tanner k Coi
j»pl7 WM. WILSON,Jr.
YALITABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENNSTREET
FOR SALE—A Lot of Ground ;*itaue on Pehn
street, between Usy and Marbary streeu. adioining
the house and lot now occupied by Richard Edwards,
having a front of S 3 feet, and ia depth 150 feet, will ba
sold on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. Eo
quire of C, O. LOOMIS, 4ih st, near Wood. ,
oc.t2l»dtf ' , .
For Sale.
ADESrRABLE Building Lot in Allegheny city, fa*
vorobly located, in size about half an acre, and
will be sold on uccommodating terms. Inquire of '
fetd jJ D WILLIAMS, UP wood st
jwk room in the second story. No
b£a ga Wood street. lag •
Property la AJ-lagUaay City for Sale*
THE übsenben ofler for sue a number of choice
LplTj anuata in the Second Wurd.froniin* on il»|
Common ground, on e»«y lenua. Inquire of
W. o*!|. ROBINSON, Any at Law, 91 Clair ft
or of lAS ROBINSON, on tbepreiaUe*
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! DIES ARE CAITTiONEL> AUALN'sT U- V
iG COMMON PREPARED CHALK. ; \
a not uware bowTrlgbtfally injurious It i* \
•ldn! bow course, bow rough, how »*!• -r
yellow, and uubeallhy-thn skin up
mrt afterusiiyf prepared chalk! Be*
tides it it injurious,'onUiniog a
large quantity of Leud! « ; • .
re pirepareu a hetuiiful Tegetuble article,
s cull JONES* SPANISH LtbV WHITE. .
fectljr inuoeeat, being purified ofulrdeieen*
je«j and it imparts to the*kuiaaa«ira],De*i-
Jaster, clour, ImngwhiWj ut tlia««a Uras
i a eosmetic on the *Wia, mabiur it toll arid
[Sold by the Agent, W3L
jm«bunth- Price aS cent*. aug7al«wT _
It la pel
ous quslil
Uty, jW
aeiin* o|
■ smooth,
ertv *l. '
BoouU'Cmxicifcfcfc fconoraoiy- neared that. ■
»* are tbo actual ■daelitie* « a_®[
ral Hair He*teranre. If they out
cannot theuhtsfaly respectable dtiieaaju-
U«cn*tj 4t Elni it. Jork.r .
iMa Reiry, Myrtle *», Brooklyn. . ,
TompkmSw Kin* «<«»*» York.. - •
. Jackton, Unntours I«iaad,near Pllttbargh
xi f, cuilen, late barber iteamboat S. America. .
And’ more than a handfed other*. auto, thoaghthl»
mn»t«ufiicf,tiatu wilt force the hair to grow oa the •
bead or Ace, »top it falling off. atrengthen the rooia,,
rtiooviiur •caff-and dandruff!front theyoota, making :
Jiabu rod. or gray hair a*iome shne'dark’look, and'
keeping dry, harth or wiry hair moiat, wft, clean and i ,
beautiful, a very, very lony-time. • - *•; ,j •
Sold Of the Agent, WiL JACKSON, •£9 Liberty ft,'
pitubaryfa- ' Price 3?l, £0 cents, and. one dollar. ■'
. au6:dAwT i
BUST PROOF XROSa
mjJE undersigned hare erected works la the bity of
X New York, far the purpose of Galvanism* all
eles of Iron, which It it desirable to PROTECT FROM
RUSTytueh u Telegraph Wire, Bella, Spikes, Nail*,
Wire lotFeneea, and any other article.wnjeh nay bo
required. ForHoopaforCaaks,asasabftitnieforba2o
Rope; for Clothe* lines, Lightning Rods, and a boat of
other applications, it will be found cheap, sad durable!
They would particularly call attention to, the G«lv*ni«;-
•xed Wire forfences; .it requires ho paint, and will nor
rast -Also to Spikes and Bolts, the presemtion of
which is of so such importance, thaiit will commend
I itself to the notice of all those interested. |
, GEO. B. aORKWOOD & CO, Patentees, i
octTO-dUrwITT .' H and 18 Beaver «t.N. York. :
x for auto by oetf W * RM'CUTCUSON
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Ybul of'