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' « In the Haase, to 'day, after sotne-onmipoitaai
the Speaker announced the order of th*
£]ay—the election of officer*. Tfao frit in order
• £*iK the Clerk.
S Mr. Athmuo nominated Mr. CuhpWl» the pres>
fast Clerk. / -
’j| Mr. Thompion, of Pena*ylvpnii, nominated
' Forney, aad Mr.'Bia|h*aj nominated Mr. B*
‘! |jß. Frenoh. „
, q. On the first billot, Forney received W; Cimp*
\'W % Tli «tuiering t 33. Second BiDot-Forney,
$10t; Cojbpbell,Bi; *csltering, 25.
| Alter the second billot, ■ e*U of the House wu
;t»ndn without aviiU C°n»ider»b!ediicu*iiou en
. | when the Howe finally adjourned, without
■I further baQouiof.
\j la the Senate, the Vice Preiidetit announced
I Ike Jblbwicg Commiueo on the Centos:
> John Devil, Underwood, Sturgeon, Butler. and
1
Noaeroa* meoorisls were presented, ted le
,jl |>n«d to the epprOpn*** Committees.
n I, gtre notice, providing for the effiec
; | at ) exeealioo of (be law hslstive to the recapture
'f </•!**«&
Two bflU providing far the establishment of an
for retiring oad disabled officer* of the
An>y tad Navy, were introduced.
.Hr. Cut will callup, to morrow, hit resolution
relative to Ihe suspension of diplomatic intercburae
with Attains.
A icenlntinn «u offered, taking the Poat Master
Otamlto inform the Senate whether be had made
«BJ removals in the Department ofofficers appoint*
gd by his predecessors; if to, howmany,and what
the otnaes of making such removals!
Hr. Sonia sqbmiited a of inquiry, re*
Istive to the probable expenses of deepening the
north east pass of the Mississippi; which was sd-
Bell introduced a resolution, inquiring into
the fTpent* of repairing the breach in the dam at
thakaad ol Cumberland Islaud, in the Ohio—ad
' opted.
Hr. Jonet—A resolution introducing a bill grant
ing land 'to the State of lowa, to aid in the con
ffrrtMtrtu of • rail road from Dubuque to Keokuk.
- Mr. Douglas—A. blUgraniiag right of way, and
of pnblic lands to aid in ite construction
of tha Central Hail Road.
Hr. Acheron—A aimilar bill in behalf of the
contemplated railroad from Hannibal to St. Jo
seph, Missouri. He also presented numerous
memorials and resolution*, from the Missouri Le
gislature, on various subjects, and resolutions
from tha same body on the subject of slavery—
Instructing Session against the adoption of the
Wilmot Proviso.
The reading of this resolution drew some re
marks from Messrs. Beaton and Acheron-
Ur. Foots notified the Senate, that he would,
os Monday next, call up his reuolotiou, provid
ing for the Territorial Government of the State
of Deaarat, in Cal-fjrata, and Hew Mexico.
Tha Senate ,nfter spending some time in Executive
Session, adjourned at (our o’clock, this afternoon,
Sr. Louis, Jan. 3.
Tha river is very low at this point, and obstruct
ed by Ice. Tbe weather, however, is moderating.
The upper riven are all closed- 1 There are five
feet in channel to Cairo, and rising slowly.
New Yoke, Jan. 3.
The Barque Clarissa Ball, arrived yesterday,
from Fayal, bad on board the Captain of the Claeb
Grimahmw, which wav lately burnt at .tea. The
Captain says, when the ship took fire, about 60
passengers, who attempted to escape on a raft,
perished. •
FROM. HARRISBURGH.
Haxxuburob, Jan. 3,1850.
The Whigs have to day elected, with the aid
tflhe Speaker, the principal officers of the Sea
ttle.
The bill atttorixißfr the Commisioaen of Allea
fheay County to borrow money to redeem 4be
atrip, has passed the House.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Knr Yo*i, Jab. -
Fto»r-ill deaeti pilous have been setivelo-day,
.O ptoMiwtiluji better. There hea been a fair
desmog tor the ewtetn port*.
Oimin—Wbett ia laqaire d for, Imt price* regain iU-
Uourr-: A good deal {U doing ia Corn, with
old Western mixed at Ml per ba. , j
provision*—Themarket exhibit no change,. unk«»:
JX fee |«m UDTt. .
“l*»d—B*l*» of Bpani*h atSl#»per cwt
""Whiskey—l* la moderate demand, with a alight d<
galea of Ohio at 26|957e.
Couoo-.ja generally .held at advanced- rate*, bt
aaica are limited.
NEW YORK MARKET.
ETEIUIO KD3IT.
New Yorx, Jan. 3.jr‘
Fto*r—Thereto a rood home and E»«ern demand,
wish aome thlppin* inquiry sfc#Wer» contto** firm
wiU an adaanetog tendency. Sale# of Common We*
uratsd *<r»i*ht brand* at *t,MoBsper bbL Sale*
9 f goo 4 Weaters and alialght brands at 8302,13 per
bbl.
OTftin—The iftftrket ia without ehsnge m any «»-
criptloes, and preetona qaotadona may bo resumed. ;
Provisions—There to not much moTrmenl to the
msr keL Sale* cf Heaa Perk ftt $11,67, and of prime at
93,87 per bbt. Lard to aetiTe with sales in Ittji at 6|,
la bbto at «jO«|e. a A - ’ ,
Groceries —Bio Coffee torn good demand, and pri
ce* are tolly autained, with tales at 111. Soger ha*
been qmiet, and tale* are limited.
Tobacco—Ha* been in*, aciire demand throaghnnl
Urn week, with aalea of Kenmeky Leaf at 7C3ic .per.
pornad. ’ : r
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CncnotATi, J*u. 3.
-V. nj_ Br i. failtof, with lome appearance of rain.
-SX. firm.with.alea;at.N.7»Sl,A>
per bbU .
Whtokey-SOle s«*■ , , .
' PreTtoiona ÜBdnpWftrf*. Sale* of elear pork
kr„. l**i “«« Iton-"*™
M The killing «••»» 14
drawing to»clo»e.
T OUSTERS—3e*«* (I do. J.r« prlocplrtli.
Ujbran, tor ..to tr JACOB_wp.VKB, li
gMsiag
gUOiR A Ud. NO,^ 10 ,
'^Sar JM w.to- ...
ui» b, JACOB _
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BONNET RIBBONS—Now opening at A. A- M.A
BONA CO.’S, No-« Market eireei,
voice of tasetfer high colored Bilk and Vetoet Bonnet
Kibbont, <7 the latest and moat fcsiuonable style*,
ded? ' • —!••
DLANKETB-10Q pair Horje BlmlmM® l
•ale tTUM BLANKET DEPOT,
TkOUBLE MILLED FLANNELS, WWW.
I 9 grown, a wjxrior article for Drawer* and sairw>
tot gale at fee Blanket Depot of the Fayette Maunfae*
taring Company, No. &fl Market »t dc37-kw
n HOT—lk keg* nu’d, )a*t ru'd and tor ante by
1 • A CULBERTSON. Ufi Liberty at
« pit* Jut fee'd and for ante by
g f?t*l . A CULBERTSON. liA LU>erty_
CteW BUUAR CURED UAMB It BF.EF—
(\ ja tierce* “Bran* It Swift I ** aaperior 8. C- llama;
A 1 J7bbla “ - “ u w Beefi
Jn*t rce*d and for tale by
lltf . SELLERS A NICOLS_
men ueh lending tnd for u)
> dctl JAMKSDAIJSKLL
S* - * tin *R—l9 bbda Nu, rtc’d pier Mery Ann. for »ale
dc« KNULISUfo BENNETT
_ n , *owES—SObbla NO, oowlnndlugand for aa)e
jest ENULIBII A iiENNUrr
Snap— 300 boxe* Faltn,ln etore and for tale by •
ENGLISH A BKNNfftT
LozM Cincinnati, for ante by:
* ** DILWORTH A CO!
300 tuVjuU me’d and tor ante by
tCatf! * K ' J KIDD It CO, 80 Wood at
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
- PITTSBURGH BOARD 07 TRAD*
an axacHAvt’s axenaxst.
. COMMITTEE FOB DECEMBER,
josova «aswa--i5.-.-w. a nearer--- mtsa aat-
Arrivals sad Departures of Malls*
Fasten Mail, via Philadelphia, doe 3 a.« close* 19 «-
Western Mail, Cincinnati and Louisville, daefl r. a-,
closes 3 a. X. ,
Boitfc, via Baltimore and Washington, due 8 r. a., eio-
North Western,via Cleveland, due 10 a. m 9*• **•
Erie and Western New York, due 8 r. a. closes B a. H-
KiUansinr, dae 7 a. N-, closes 6 r. u.
Wifm AuisaniTn or tsi Cerstn Rrasireis
—During the winter months the steamers composing
the Canard Line will sail from New York, Boston and
laverpool, as follows:
Cambria, from Liverpool, for Boston, Dee. 15,1649
Canada, “ “ for New York, 44 SO,
“ for Boston, Jan. Ist, 1650.
u for New York, 44 20,
“ for Boston, Feb. 9,
“ for New York,-“ 28,
“ for Boston, Mareb 9,
“ for New York, “ 28,
“ for Boston, April 6,
New-York, for Liverpool, Dec. 12,1649.
Boston. for “ •* 19,
i New York. for 44 44 - 28,
Boston. for 44 Jan. 9,1650.
New York, for
Boston, for
New York for
Poston, for
New York, for
Boston, for
New York, for
Boston, for “
Canada, fron
Furopa, fron
Hibernia, Tt
Cambfia, Ct
Canada, fron
omot, Pictsbcioh Gazette, ?
Friday Moruiug, January 4, ItfiO. f
Tha weather yesterday aru cold and cheerless, bar*
iag mowed molt of the day. Basinets, in consequence,
wu generally eery dull, and nothing transpired show
ing any material change in quotations.
Floui —The receipts of Sour eotuhled of a few
small lots only, by liver and wagon, and sales from firs,
hands were confined to limited quantities, at 94.409
4,lfi IF bbl. From store we note tegular sales in dray
load lots, at 94,8204,75 9 bbl. Rye Flour eontinues
•parc'e, and may be quoted firm at $3,97094 ? bbl.
’ Coats—Nothing new baa transpirsd in the grain
market. Very little is coming forward, and the small
business doing will barely penult of correct quotation*.
From store, we give the following as about the ruling
figures Wheat, 35090 c; Barley, 90; Corn, 45; and
Oat* at 34035 c *bu.
Gsocilin—ln the Grocery market there are no
marked changes NOt*ugarcontinue*In f»ir request,
at MOGe; N O MolarseS, for best bbls; S II do,
400 0 gall; Rio Cotfee.continuei 6na, at 194913 by the
•mail lot; Loaf Sugar, SOH*. Fur Riee the demand
1* limited, at 4|osc.
ion*—The market la quiet, and we notice m
ooa to any large extent. Baconi* nominal i
lor •boulders 5c for fcidea, and 7c for plain b*mi
Next tufar cared bag*ed hams are held at lie *
Me,, l> e rk i* held at $lO 9 l*bl. Salea dry beef at e«
p Hi. Lard, with lair iranaaclioot, may be quoted
6|WCe. in bbla and bet*.
U
i—Tbe market i« withoat ehaoße, with •*!«»
t.f choice W B roll at 14015c—gdo J tnd prime rolls in
lbI.*,may 1 .*, may Ue quoted at Ulol4jc.4* K>-
Duis Fturr—We notice sales o ( seTeral small lots,
uuligbtiy advanced price*, say * OT Apples, 11,31; and
ler Peaches, 82,31 4P - bu.
UaaM—Sale* in IoU of S to 10 Ibis, at 7Uo*sc * ba>
for a good anifle.
: SaakP Pat-ta-Sales of 341, with wool on, at 63c
' Hun—The market contlnuei quite firm at former
qai tationa—ur, for Salmon 81$ It bbl; and S/7 4P we ;
Mackarel No 1,813; No 9,810,50; and No a, 87.50 *■ bb|
labrador Herring* axe sold at W,M.anJ common east
;cnt at 85,30* bbl. ;
eastern stock market.
I Mur Yaia. Dec. 31.-3ale* tt\WO V St% 1*8»
lllll; 81,000 do do coup, U3;BU,I*W do do, 1*57. Ill’
• Istw do do, IHSt, HWi, 81COO Henn’a 3’a, 90; Beading
Bond,, sn» dodo, 56}; 200 ah 111 Slate Bk,“}, lOOdo
N A Trait, 13};90(1 dodo, 13; 193 de do, 11}
I’MlUDitniu, Dec. SB.—Sale* 81000 Pir.almrgb 6’a
•oup, 93,81000 Allegheny, co O’*, BS; 3 ah Meeh Bank.
JC|, 81000 Henna 6**, fe9*i S3OO do do. I>0; 89,000 U S s*i
14^3,100; s*b Bk Henna, 113; 10 ah Henna RR, 30}.
Ualtikobc, Dee. 31.—Sale* 81000 Bid guarierly «’•,
37; 94,‘J00 Balt G’s, IcCO, 103; 40, 93 Balt A Ohio R R
tiouda, 18G7,92; 16 ah Union Bk, 65; 30 do Mannu Bk.,
Se}; 90 *lo Weatern bank, <O.
Provlileu Butluaia of the Went.
At Cintinnati on Saturday, the cnrrent pricca were
83.1003,13-
The Louiaville Courier, of Satarday, tayaThe
UDgalaugUieriof eeaaon la nearly dosed here, all lb«
pork hoaaea having'auapended operationa bnl one.-
Tlie number of hoga killed thia aeuaon, including Jef
feraonvitle and New Albany, la Isl.iW.ealimaling thr
irrtouviin: UM, nvw T- •- "
number put up at New Albany, at IC,OOO head. Thi
a imall ezeeaa over laat aeaaon’a ni
ber killed laat aeaaon at ihi» pointbeing ns<G° ”
Spirit of tha Donaetlc Mark*!-
Ci*crnuTt,-Dee. SB.
Hoes—Thera were bat few lota onlhe market to day,
L«t wL heard of aeeeral drovea on the
krtUfina, andgood lloir* wo*!d acll readily at 83.10
Meaa Pork haa advanced 45c * bid, nnd
30 000 IS* country cured ahouldertand ham* at 9|ose.
SO do at 4|: of MoUaaea aale* are made to the trade «
'sajJ°sitfis 15Es!^TSaisJi
doatrnlWdo WR.atOe, and3oodo do, at 6}e, all-
til ßaUer—Sale* of7o kg. at B|cj 60 do at OJe, and SO
do,' at lOe-all good peeking on*l*ty-
Dried Print A ante of 57 »k* Peaches at «*.»-
Baaiua—A aalo cf 40 bxs MR at s3,so.—Gat.
’■ DsJ-TUioaa. Dec. 31.
The supply of beeves at the seales to day
wu Wiall. and ono ihird of the number f’ ei "«r
away u a neighboring market, left but a Hfhi »t«ek to
an. which bad the effect of advancing price*.
Tte BsS£m EaeEd *» head, of which MO were add
w psekers and city butcher*, 90 were ”“ ! J
and 3« were driven to Philadelphia,
from »2 to *3.TS on the hoof, eoual to W 07,»
irmiinr S3g rots. (Included In the number ofcuttle
offereS l/day,wereO Bceves,wbichso)datSl,GO gross,
■VS-S»‘”n'.V, ... ,«!!..in.e,f... W.
Sward.,‘of m bbl. II B
Flour “ f a " h lll w ' re
at”e#«ne rate. We hear of no transaction* tn City
“4
s.r.r; f;
ProSionJ-We w not advised of any large Iran*
aetjona Small eslee only are making 10, the trade at
* U WhUkoy—The demand is moderate at former rate*,
gales of bL today at and of bMsattlTe.
P ‘'“* '^««irnaiZtml>ZEK
' fr7mri»ti> SALTS—dO bbte on conaentneut an
S‘SSS“ ““Kiffi-
dell . _ . . ~ •. r;
ePiKISH ciOaMMM*
& 5S) by No 119 Wood »t
DDLS, of Holmes' unrivalled Extra Family
309 PlJJUB—warranted to giro enure «aii»far
l.on, or the money rei.urned-|u»l received per ««a.
bout “Lady Taylor,” and tor *ale at the GREAT
W JBSKSJSfKSffiwi' r 8.0-.
7ito do Oil Meal,6ol do Corn-together *{* » f “ l *
'»*£s?* w Ww J *t"ps”
ON Tuesday evening last, Utwcen Wlll ?»a« Ha»
and the Exchange Hotel, a three stoned TO! AZ
JiRACKLCT. Any person leaving it at the Jewetry
8,010 of 1L Kiehstdsoa, 71 Market street, will be liber
ally rewarded. *o*
ItLOUR-W bbl* C t* Anshatshi «xua lamily f<
4 by dtai j s DILWORTII a CO
1’ V/»c* 7 r.Ti.!H-AS this In store, and (or sal* by
* dcltt CRAIU A SKINNER,» Market *t
FUAIB-IUI seks rec'd, for, »aieby
CKAlli A SKINNER
T\KlPi> PEACHES—«*.* bu just rec’d and for salei by
J CRAIO A SKINNER
ji*ssr v NU,lw " t,u “cWuTjabM
P™-" “Stu“rrl 81U
WINtS— 7U e»*» I'orx, Madeira, Sherry aud S»
M.Uga Win**, lor tale by ibe eatk or in qu
“ “ U M mTCUCTLWiK,
„<,»« N.IOIJJb,
y iliiXi
w ..m*o on sieuncrKinuolU, (c
• ie’Cy ’ novft ISAIAH DICKEY kCO
rnI'KEK—ISO t»s*t prime Klo, arriving and lor sol
liJy awO WfcMMITCIIELTKBE
FIIKSII TEAS— Imperil* liunpowder and You
llvmxi Tew, of »uperior qonltiy,. in hf, cbcL, I
a nftouj bri. init icc’d and for wle by
* ‘ wk. M MITCHKI/TRKK
MuXAUSW-ISlbbl. prune rUnuiion Aloirn
in Aik bbii nod tend order, for «aie low by
U> o&k out* ‘ w & U MITCIiKLTUKK
novlS laiUbcrM
/-'T&KKN Al'fLKS— I*3 bliUjmt '««• lof , l
keta, for aalo at tho Blanßr.t IVpol o! *-«ya-tw^
lactarm* Company, No an Market »l
mil and for sale by
J KIDD* CO
Gunny w *mtt v. 1 l f V, , „*S , Sw sr wii v
Oci? COl’K. It URKY FUOCK
i~Cayenne. rreHl and lor
J KIDD tCO
1/LOUK-GObblaKxtra Family; i.
JJ 100 “ Superfine; '■
5W ** Fine; in .tore and for .ate i.y
dels 1 . • CRAIG A ?WNN*?S.
PPt.KS-.lov bill* fee’ll »«d 7«f iiJe JfT
. deli WM II JOHNSTi
FINK SPONGK-Wu |b» ju»t r*-r*d and lor ••}«
deU J KIDD 4 CO, CU Wood
RiIUHAKU ROOT—ll» lb* for .ale by „
dcU J KIDD A CO
PERUVIAN BARK-75 lb. jn.t rec’d and tor.aleby
dcl« J KIDD A CO
LiqUOUICK— 3UI lb. Sicily l.uiuonee; • .
WO - Calabria “ for *»«
dcU J KIUD A CO, 60 Wood
-INDIA RUUUKR PACKING-Ju.l rac’d, SOO'povnii
i Packing, lor Steam Fjiflne., mold wholesale via re
tail, at the India Rubber Depot, No. 5 Wood at.
deH J. 4 11. PHILLIPS.
FLOUR— 150 bbl* in alore and for sale by
dell WM H JOHNSTON.II7 Second «?
QNIONS—2O bbl. rac’d aad.for'•*]« by
toU WMHiOHNHTQN
7 'Sa^iro-B" S&woS'
.i ;> ' .
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
girau—There were 8 feet 6 inehes in Ike channel
leal evening, tad felling.
ARRIVED.
Celeb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Michigan, Briea, Beaver.
Lakeßrie, Clerk. Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, WeUaville.
Viroqne, Galloway, Honongahela City.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Atleniie, Partisan, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacob*, Brownaville.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Lonia Me Lane. Conoel. Wheeling
Clipper No. t, Dovol, Cincinnati.
Ariadne, Hughes, Brownaville.
Departed.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Lake Erie, Clark. Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, Wellsville.
Michigan, Briea, Beaver.
Viroqaa, Galloway, Mononrahela City.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownaville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati..
BOATS LEAVING-THIS DAY.
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, it 8 a- n. and • t- «
BEAVER PACKETS, 8 a. *. and fc r. *•
WELLSVILLE PACKETS, 8 a.*.
CINCINNATI— Hamborg, 10 a. *.
u Clipper No. 8,10 a. *•
WHEELING—Loaii MeLane, 9 a.*.
NEW .ORLEANS— Schuylkill, 4 r. *.
-NASHVILLE—Fort PiU^*ll
“ Feb. 0,
“ 90.
** March C,
“ *• 2U.
Fo% Ciscixjutx —The «p!endid picket iteamer Clip
per No.'tfi will le»re thU d»y, »t 10 o’clock, pr«»»ely.
“ April a,
“ 17,
Mar
The flne steamer Hamburg, will leave for CtuclnnaU
this d»y-
The splendid light draught steamer Fort Put, i« w
cciring freight opposite the foot of Mat heist., for Nash
,llla; the is the only boat op for that point, and will
probably leave this day.
Rtvsa Acnnanr.—We learn from the Cinciannti pa'
peri, that the' steamer Silas Wright, In a heavy fog, or
the morning of the *7th ult, ran into the woods neai
Salt River, and tore off her guards and inoeked dowr
her chimneys.
BRAVER A WELLSVILLE—Per Beaver-lflbbls
flour, Armstrong A Croxer; l bbl pork, 2 kgs lard, «
bgtrorn, Stein A. Dickson; 9 sets grave atones. Har
bingb; 4 do do, J R McDonald; 3 kga lard. Lambert *
ghiptoh; 13 bbls do, 2 do butler, 10 do aeed.L 8 Walrr
caan; 4 do lard. R DaUrll A eo;0 cka prl ash, 3 bbls do.
JAR Floyd; 33 do flour, Noble A Kyle; *-0 bgs barley,
M U Brown; 3 bbls floor, Cummins k Smith; 7 do do,
Murphy A Wilson; *4 do do, J Torrence; 3* bbls flour,
12 bg« barley, M White, 10 bgs corn, owner. I
BEAVER—Per Michigan-0 bgs mdse, 1 loifurni*
tore, G M Harton, * bbls, 1 hf do laid, I kg bauer, Wn
Dver; 17 bdla paper, K M Riddle; 0 dodo, I, toomla, Jo
bdla sash, II C Kelly; 5 do do. U. A Grier 23 bbls ale,
13 hf d qt do do, Robertson A Reppert; 70 dor brooms,
owner, 10 bbls rye flour, 1, H Waterman; 13 Mia paper.
W McDonald A cofC bbls d a-ples.flbgadedo, J-WaU
A co; 3 aks flat, Carton A Mcknight; * tin cans, t keg,
* bes flour, J S Benny A co; 37 b*« b w flour, 1 bbl but-
S MrClurkun A ro; 9 kgs barley, Brown *Culbertson;
•27 pcs castings. 2 stoves A utensils, Sheriff A Shirk, 35
bbls c seed, 40 bgs do, owners; 6dressed hng«,3ealvri,
4 eks pearl ash. 14 bdla leather, 2 hogs, 2 bgs flour,
Per Lake Erie-5 bfcls c seed, 5 krs lanl, 1 cask prl
ash Wick A McCamiless; IS bgs barley, Brown A
Kirkpatrick;23 bbls flour, S MrClurkan.
CINCINNATI—Per Ifambarg—lo ska wool, Barker;
4 bx« books, II Gruff A co; 10 hhd* sugar. I Dickey A
eo - 10 do do, S F Von Bonnhorsl A eo; 1 pr bellows, J
Forsyth A co; 1 kg sugar. Brown £~Campbell; hf bbl
hard ware, A Cameron; 10=5 pc* blooms, U>rent,Bter
ling A co; IS eks mdse, Beuneu A Berry'; 20 bbls oil.
Sellers A Nieols; 31 bbia grease, 0 tea do, J fr Perry; 0
bbls peacans, 1. S Waterman, I small bi, D Leech A
co-1 bbl, 1 box, Young, lbmsen A Plunkett; to tack*
wool, SAW Harbaugb; CO >ks feathers, Vickery; 123
bgs barley, M A Brown.
Per Brilliant—l 2 hhds sugar, i Dalrell A eo; 34 do
do. Jas A Hutchison A co; 2t do do, C lbmsen A co; 1
hfbbl'pork.TSbaferfipkgs, -Vickery; 1 bhl. 1 basket,
2 bxs W Wright; 10 bbls molasses, Brown A Kirkpat
riek; 7 pkgs Baker A Forsyth; 1 keg, 5 bxs specie, S
Jones A co.
Per Clipper No. 2—43 sks wool. Barker; 10 baskets
champaign?, Freedman Aco; 4 bxs mdse, Wick A Me-
Candless; 1 bg do, Baker A Forsyth, 90 sks oats, 8 hides,
3 bbls ermcklins, Seller* A Nieols.
WHEELING—Per James Nel*on-3 pkgs mdse, D
Brady; 9 sks wool. Clark A Thaw, 33 bbla flour, W Ly
on; 35 sks corn, J*« Dalxell A eo; 41 pc* b meal. Wo
Bingham J 2 bdls paper, D N White; l« bbls, A Mc-
Uunild; 5 cks poaches, Church A Caroiberi; 2 bbla, 4
bgs meal, 3 kga lard, * bxa mdse, R Miller; * bbls Hour,
Gibbs; 1 cow, Thos Arbuekle.
Administrator's Voile*.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of administra
lion upon the estate of Samnei C. Hill, late ol
Pittsburgh, deceased, have been granted this day to
the underugued. All porsona having claim* agaiusl
3he estate of said deceased, are requested to
known the same, without delay to “ b *> n l l ! c r.atibs
■tore room, No. b?, Wood strait. JOtft.PH It HILL,
dec3l-dlwAwgt of Pittsburgh.
BALANCES ©a Deposit and Dividends which have
been unclaimed for three year* and upwards, in 1
the Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh:
Wm. Davis, residence unknown, A«g.», IMi, *228 00
Michael Weald, “ “ No. 19, IBIS,
Wo.R- Olden, u **p. IS, tMO, 1500
: Iflix’hM. Wilson," u Dividend,No
▼umber 3, IBM; 1A share*, ■, 1°
I certify that the foregoing balances and dividends
are due to the persons named, or their legal represen
tative*. which have been standing without being in
creased or dimiahed for three veers or upwards, accor
ding to the Books of this Bank. _ ..
• 8 THOMAS M. HOWE, Cashier
Sworn and subscribed, before me, this 2Bth Deeem-
TB4O CrW. Eaaxft, Notary Publie.
’dc3l -dlw&wltT .. .
-KTOTICE ia hereby given that Letters of Admini*-
IN tration have been granted to mo, of the rood* and
chattel*. right* and credit*, which were of the late
Jamea Cressan, of the Ctty of Pittsburgh, deceased;
and all peraona indebted to the Estate of aaid deeedent
•re requested to make immediate payment, and el!
persona having claim* or demand* against tha £*tata
r»rSfiiiXiS
f ““ b,,, W M . W.LSON. Jr.
ptJQEIO BALE.
TUB undersigned, Kxecntor* of Robert Kln*,l*leor
• plan, tp., in the County of Alleghany, deeM, by
a»e of authority conferred oo.hi". by the last will
ud teatamentof said deceased, will expose to »«|«hby
pablic vendue or ontcry, upon the prenuiea,on Thors
day, the Seveath day of March text, at the hoar of 10
o’clock, A. M., of, that day, the following de*cnbed
that certain tract or parcel of land
laid townahip of Plum, at the distance of about 14
miles from the City of Pitiibnrgh, and on
road leading in the direction of tkluburgb, bounded
by land»of Henry Reiter, W». Armstrong, the hem
of Robt M’Laughlip, and John King. d«d.
containing about One Hundred and bony ACRES,
about eighty of which are cleared and under a good
state of culuvaiioo, and with a rood Coal Bang there
on: the same being the eastwardly portion of the traet
occupied b T Ibc ..id Ruben Kin, in b.i Ufctfa«, .nd
being the part or pared thereof directed by him to bo
*°Tenni of Sole-One third of the money in
bendi end the reudue in two eqeel ennuellnttnlmeati
- - —~ - - - >ky Hemp, reo
; T-£MP—:l3bkle« Dow RoUod *”enloek,
lou I'ooilffniaenl *iwl for **l® *1 cfiondN
nor*l-«lp A. uukiw
AN FXECTION for Nine Director* of the Pitubarjh
Ntviiraiion end Fire In*nr*nce Corap*nr. win
held at the Of&e*, No.*l Markei*treet, on Monday,
deSStd secretary.
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3 “ “ Tomato* •;
3 '• half gal. toitlee Pieklei,
3 “ quirt •J 0 *
~ 3 '* fancy ' ®O. _ .
n M a ami f<jr tale at the Pekin Tea Blero f 7# roßtui
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IS PORTS BT RIVBB.
ADMINISTRA TOR’S BOTIOB,
Election.
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|S 41 b**« Fe»iher«; t Ucrco
IK sacks Wools . ,
fidoz Lamb Skin*, with wool,
3 dox Sheep Skin*, “
3 dox “ “ taxoodi
To on R- -
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|JO MKrAL—'SO lout, »uitable for Foundy u««, j«*«
£** ™ d (ot ,al< ly HABPV- JONES ACO
(jin-roN-j b'.i« .’/'’ne.' a co
ui of Cedar Log*, consigned
C 5 uSJr Cro«r%Ul be .old to pay charge.
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a “ >• Suawterrieaj
' — *‘Korw»jr Pltln*" Dl»nk«U<
WR. MDKPHV, *t North Ka*t corner of Fcnnb
. ami Market sireel*, hat lately received •
nl« of Ui« strove tapcnor make of Blanket*, and in*
Tite* tho*« 1(1 want of the article to look at them be
fore tiiiyinc- H* bat tl*o on band Home Made Blan
l.„ . «om) heavy article, which be it telling low.
A Made PI.ANNU-'t. lirown, barred and
white, of « »operior quality.
Alto— Twiliml Scarlet PI.ANNFXS, to which he
invitee the attention of buyer*.
irT » A isrcr supply of Good* recently opened in the
wholesale Room*, up *utr», make* hi* aaaortment
very fall and worthy the attention of dealer*.
novl7
■sVaUSSBIJ* CAKPCTA—W. M’Cuaruc* offer* to
K ourchatere a large and bamUomejtw rtmeni of
2SS— “ ““w
LOCAL MATTEBB.
KsrosTZD vox tkx riTTanuxaH pan.T tu*n*
Court of ftmarur ■•••lorn*.
Thuxioiy, Jan. S. 1519.
Present, Honorable Beajsmin Patton, President
Judge, and William Kerr, Associate Judge. _
After the trial of an unimportant usault aid
battery, tbo case of the Commonwealth vs—'dob j
Q. PaUeraon, indicted for committing an assault |
and battery, with luteal to kill, apon the person of
Francis Porter, was called op. The easo was
opened, on the part of the Commonwealth, by
Mr. Win. B. McClure, who addressed the jury in
his usual happy strain. He stated the dream-
Stances of the case as the Commonwealth proposed
to prove themj and alluded to the fact of Mr. Pal
leraoo, at the time of the assault, having been a
member of the Independent Police, a body which,
be stated, provided they had no other authority to
ad upon than their own will and pleasure, as was
sometimes the case, had no legal authority at all.
Fraocia Porter sworn—On the evening of the
19th of May, I bought a ticket and went to the clr
cus. After staying in for some time l went oct,
getting a check at the doer. Some of my acquain
tances, near the door, commenced speaking to
me, when Mr. Patterson came op and told me
that l must go ovU He put his hands on me and
I pushed him away. A stick, which he had in his
hands, fell from them, and be picked it up and
struck me under the ear. I fell down, ond my
recollection from that time onl is very lodistinat.
Cross examined—Patterson told me I most go
ont, and when he pul hit hands on mo I poshed
him away. He only asked me once to go away.
At the time I was struck there was no press or
crowd about Mr. Patterson. Don’t reoollect using
any rongh language. (A common walking cane
was here shown to the witness.) Don’t think that
is the stick. Think the stick he nsed was straight,
and had no crook tl the lop, as that one has. I
George Pearce sworn—Waa at the circus on |
the uight in question, tdidn'i lake any notice of
Porter, coming out of the circus. My attention |
waa drat directed to the matter by Patterson say
iag to him that he must go out of the yard. Mr..
Porter said that he had a ehrek. Patterson said
be moat go out, and laid his hands on Porter,
when he pushed him away and his stick dropped.
Patieraos then lifted bis stick and struok Porter,
who fell. The blow crocisd fond- The stiek waa
i thick hickory one, about an iofch in .diameter,
cross the lop.
Cross examined —Was not speakiug to Porter
the time. Did not go there with Porter. I be.
liove that be was al tbe lime in company with a
young man named Ream*. Did not see Patterson |
lead Porter eat of tbe yard. I
Alexander Hunter sworn—Went to tbe eircua I
on Saturday eveniofand went in. I came out I
Into the yard before what they call. the grand en
tree took plaor, and aaw Mr. Porter. Patterson
came to bim and told him to go out. Porter aaid
he bad aeheek. Then he went away. He eame j
back again, and a boy named Reama atruck Pat- i
tenon. He laid hi* hand on Porter, and he poshed
Patieraon away, when he atrack Porter on the
head with a large, straight, hickory stick. It had a
straight handle. Saw Porter afterward* in bed.
I saw Patieraon that night, afterwards, and be had
a nick aucb a* that (here the stick rclarrad to be
fore was again shown), in.hli hand.
Croat Examioed—'Thi was before the Grand
Entree. Stood aboat a fool from Mr. Porter. Reams
rather shoved than struck Patterson. Paltersoa
reded back some distance, and fell. Reams
atruck him when be saw him lay hands on Par.
lerson. j
Wm. Reama picked Porter up, and he and a
young man named Sutherland, helped him out of I
the yard. Patterson asked Porter to go out ofj
1 the yard once, and Porter said be had a check— I
■aw Palteraon there the night before.
James Sutherland sworn—Wa* at the circa*on
this night—saw Porter come out and gets check
■at the door. Patteraoa was talking to Porter, and
I was walking away—was about 25 steps off;
when l heard a sharp sound, and looking round]
saw Porter on the ground, and Palteraon standing j
over him, with a stick; Reams and Patterson help
ed him onL After that l went-into the circus
again. Porter was taken to some salt barrels,
and laid on them, and afterwards was taken to a
tavern.
Cross extminefi —When Pilteroon wss telk* I
in, u> Porter, llroro were rtrj few-lroyi -root. I-
Porter, Reams, and 1, are friends. Never went j
to the circus with him. Met him there. Some
time* meet him at the Good Will Engine House. I
Think he was a member then.
Reams sworn—Patterson came up to where I
Porter was standing, and asked if he hsd a ticket. I
He said he had n check. Patterson said be must
goontoftbejyard.orioto theeircua. When Pat
terson laid hand* on him, I knocked him down.
He got up and struck Porter with • cane. The
blow was so heavy that it knocked him down, and
Patieraon fell too. I lifted him up, and said to
Palteraon that he hid killed the boy. We helped
Porter down to some salt barrels, and laid him on
them. Patieraon afterwards ordered me onl, and I
i refused to go—said he had killed one boy alrea- j
dy. Patterson took bold of- Porter first No one I
wss molesting Palteraon till then.
Cross examined—Patterson put bis arms round
Putter, end Porter pushed him, and 1 struck him.
He stsggered aomefive steps, aau fell. last as
soon as he rose, he struck. Patterson told him to
goinorooL He said he had a check, and wonld
iwt go in for a while—Porte* did not swear. I
know Porter. At lhal time,; he and I belonged to
the Good Will Engine. I was Captain at that time,
I think.
Direct examiaatioo resumed.
The stick which Patteraoa has Dow in bis hand,
is not the stick he had. It was a heavy stick.
Dt. Joseph P. Gaixam affirmed —Saw Porter on
the Saturday aigbt in qaeation, in a tavern, at the
corner of Peao and Wayne. He was suffering,
apparently from a concussion of the brain. He
was very ill. Waited on him from Ihafiime (the
19th of May,} to the 2d of Jane, He was_ suffer*
iad (rom a concussion produced by a blow, and
was for some time in great danger.
Cross examined —The akin was not broken. It
was bruised.
Cot. Black then wont into a lengthened exami
nation, as to the difference of the symptoms which
would be apparent between a person offnteraper*
ate habits, and one who led a temperate life,
wbile suffering from a concussion of the brain.
James M. Porter, sworn—Word was sent in to
me while in the circus on Saturday night, that my
brother Francis bad been struck on the head by
Patterson. I went out him tilling on
some salt barrel*; ho appeared very sick, stunned,
and stupid. I took him to a bouse and gave him
some wine. I became frightened and went for
Dr. Uaxraro. My brother wa* delirious tor some
days after that.
Cross examined—We took him lo Mr. Keyaer’a
tavern. Tbo wine we gave him was port wine.
Dr. Gaixam, recalled —A severe blow on ibe
head will generally cause vomiting. To CoL Black,
I doiittbink that part wine would benefit bio. Ex
amined what Mr. Porter threw up; it was evident
that he bad not been drinking.
Judge Porter, sworn—Am the father of Francis
Porter; he is now about nineteen yein old, and
was then a slim delicate
about seven days. My sons left home that night
together afar supper. Francis is learning th'*
moulding bnsiceM with Mr. Bradley.
Tne case was closed here on the part of (he
pronucutiun, ond CoL Black upnued the case fur
(he iMduce, dwelling more particularly on the
right which police officers bavo to use force in the
performance of their dutiea. •
At the conclusion of bis speech Iho Court ad*
AFTUItOO* SCSuTn,
Wm. 11. Whiiney, sworn—Know Mr.Paltersoo; i
havo been acquainted with him for several years.
Never beard of bia being engaged in any quarrel
but one. On Tuesday or Wednesday he took a
cane Irom mo to can at Ibe circus; this was one
or two nights before the bay was struck; this slick
ia the one he look. (Here the eaoo which had
been produced in Ibe morning, and shown (o the
various witnesses, was recognised by-lhe witness)
Cross examined—The difficulty which I heard
be bad been engaged in was a rumor, the purport I
ol which wab, that be bad thrown a man Into the
canal Heard alao, that be had disturbed a meet
iog in Broadhurst’a yard. Mr. PaUeraoaia a man
who is very dooided in jibe discharge of his duties
is an officer.
Utaiel Herring, iwora—Beiw.cn “d
chl o'«]oc», on Iho 19th o! M.y.l P»«=d thro««h
2 ~,4 who,, .ho iron.
Mr. Pntlernon l>»l .omoM* «“■“ d ,old Mr .
Porto, bo tuo.l go 00l or'go 10. Puiorwro look,
hold ol Pori.., Md . crowd or .on.. night 0,...
nuhndu him, nndhnorindlum down. Bn»him
fill, but did not see any one strike him. Palteraon
uid no more lo Porter thin he did io any one ebo,
or thin he did to me. Some five minulei otter, I
uked Porter whether or not ho waa hurt, end he
eitd tbit he wai net, but he’d bo ' he
would tot mike Piitenon |my for it Kive or ten
minute! after the occurrence, I went to uk Mr.
PiUerwin whit kidd or n Hick ho hid, and ho
.howed it to me; it wu like the one in Court.
I Saw the stick before cud after ihishflair.
Cross examined—The quarrel commenced near
j the canvas. Can’t.say whether Porter was there
when Patterson first commeuced patting oat tbe
boy*. Some one in tbe crowd in which Porter
was, said that be had q. ticket. Patterson said he
was bouud to rlear the yard, and they most go
out. Hague picked Porter up and helped bim out
lof tho yard. Never spoke to Patteraoa till the
I night before this.
I William Bleakney, aworn—Was In the yard of
the circus on tbe night Porter got hurt. I saw the
stick fall out of Patterson’s hand; aaw him pick it
up agaio, and *lrike Porter. Patterson then help
ed bim out of the yard. Had toy face turned the
1 other wsy when 1 heard the fuss. The boys who
were there wanted lo go into tbe circus —wanted
Ito look in. The Fifth Ward Boys had been calfed
on to pnt them out, and we did so. Am certain
that the slick Patterson had was a crooked head
j cd one.
Mr. Black here asked the witness whether there
had been a disturbance at the circus the night be
fore, to which question the counsel for the prose
cution objected. Objection overruled. There
was a disturbance.
Cross examined—l am one of the Fifth Ward
boys. Now wo meet at the Wesley Cnspel—
then at the Canal Bridge. Patterson called ou us
' to rid the yard.
I Direct examination resumed.
I Wo were called on while they were tearing
I down the fsnee. Tho other boys were the Good
Will Boys.
Thomas Steel affirmed—Know Job G. Patter-
I son. [Here the question ol the authority under
which Mr. Patterson acted as one of the ludepen-
I dent Police, arose.]
Mr. Blsok said that he had been deputed by Mr.
I Hague.
I Mr. Burke objected that Mr. Hague bid no iu-
I Ibority to deputise Patterson, without the coasdnt-
J of the Court. *ile quoted several authotitles in
j gopport of bis position amongst them, 7ih Smit i s
j Law, page 30k, sod sections 113 and 111, of tie
Act of April, 1»3I; Pardous digest, page IW.
I In conscquerco of a press of mnttrf, we ire
r omit the rest of the evidcuee till to
( morrow.
rates of discount.
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be durehated in any of Uie eotiern ctuet. We invite
those within* to furnish Steamboat* or Home*, to give
u* a call before purehatin* elsewhere.
r. rru-t Warehouse, Fourth rtreet.
de»: ’ W M'CUNTOCK
—LOtfia—l c»»o Woolcu »nil Cotton uIA)VKS,
Mipcritr article, ju«l ree’d end (or *nle l>y
drC YBAHER. 1(M Market «t
TJEXcRTNG-l bbl. M.»»» .•p.riiiOjwkw
Jl Uanii and forialejjy -_detf _ _CfYKAURK
TiI.K?cTUNO POWDER—'JO caska'Jaa Muipratt ft
i~7C7:'At'£3 - tfu*pr»« , » SoJa Aa’h, and to e**k*
/ 0 Bleaching l’owder, arrived per ihlp Oxnilixidgc.
_ ni i r\n« comm* on by canal, («jr »iln by
inUnowcommgv / w ’ 4 M MITGIIKi.TRKK
N. B —They will receive, duriug the wialer, la»K r
■upplicuvw NewOrlnan* . n _°' ,a)
T\KIKD FBACIIKrt & bus Ant
Dp e «U« «d *pplCfl,Jo«l
AKHUALat ASNMLII
LKAFI.CTH of Memory; LadyNCift;
Gem* of Uie Seaiota; «em» of Beauty;
Ruuelti; (lift of w*mi»hip; * Cor*! k*-cj»*»ke,
Kvtaancr of Nature; Ilyaeineh ■child « krep.akt
«nrr*tme» Uloooms tint Leavea Ol Am. <*«»,
Golden tiitli Fncnd«mi>’. Offering; Poet a Offering,
Reade'. Fe-inmle Poet* of America;
Tbo Brilliant; Proverbial Philosophy, >11.;
Suered Annual*, llatveM Cleaning*;
•tuow Flak*; Keejuake of Friendship;
Bible* Uonii*, bound in velvet and tno
"‘,U STOCKTON,
«lc«0 _ corner Market and Third «»*■
Vaw'Dooki Jail Arrlvad. . _
O ACRKO SCKNK9 AND CHAUACTT.R9, l»y 3. T.
OM. adly, with original deii K n. hyDotley.
The poem* and Prose Writing. orttrirTTanr'
Physician and Patient, or a Pracuetl View of the
Moral Dalle*, Relallona and InUre.t* of,olo UmUaal
Plo(r.lion and Urn Community; by \V. Hooker, »1.18.
The Puritan and Hi*. Daughter: by J. k. Paulding,
aUlbor ot the DuUtbmait’a
I** Gringo*, or an Inildo View of Mexico.and Cal
ifornia; wllh Wandering* in Peru, Chill and I ol> nesla,
Uf VVl “ci.t.nrrT * KNULiaH.TU Wood ti__
{ffiumuTlnii New ‘Year 1 * Approaching!
1-it wiiNT AND KUU.’*TANTIAL ROOK*. *ttiU
coming holiday*, at LOCKWOOD'S:
W'Vbm Sf AMKKICAN IMIKTRYI Illuminated
(.110W U< Brywil, ol’tlU", Wlniur.r, Hallork, Spr,ig,,<\
®£Ss»asr.-f-t*.
%'X “
Ul sTh?flri , | iiiilmtmleTnlume that haa been aUempt
„ , , „tfe of the AtianUc-and with regard to the
, „,vIV deign*. and Hie execution of them, may bo
“WwiiPTHK WFSTKIIN WOULD.-Ccnt*nb
- I.v Chanca Feiino Huffman; “TOe
.i"! 6 * rtCl" bv Mr*. Uigood; "The l.*nd of
Jif uher C. Bryant: H*<* in tbo Cup of
Dream*, by wm . It plight Cometh,’* by
S f, V b ifrr Toumameut at icre," by 11. W.
Mr*. Kint-ury, > b Mt| *»,„dar; -Worahm.”
lie rbert, H “*' r d " Tbe Child’* Mi**ion," by Mr*, bm
by MUa Bo) illuminated in tho me»t «uperb
bury.-Smell wlth bor der- and vignette,
manuar by M Rnd color.; bound tu morocco,
p,lu “««ife.tvlerunning tho met elegant and re-
Kl^2 V *KSE*r
try. Pnce, JAMES I>. LOCKWOOD,
de 1e• Bnokaeller and l mportrr, WoodM.
ennilTllAß PRBSKNTBI
iafona, fei, numeroua
milK ■■*»«**£ thathi* TOVS
A caiwmefaand lhep£ n u<i for ,aj 0 in the
and FANCY (iOOUO |j |U i (el , tte et, where
large wart anal magnificent work
can be »«“WKK,r. eitr P«rt«; wiah-
SVK will P t ir call, a. lhe« good, were
by ny* W9 Mirkii at
EXPRXII WAQOI LISBi
THROUGH IH FIVE DAYS’. I
IlHEaubseribersareprepared to receive 6000 pounds
. Freight daily, after Monday, 10th init- to forward
to or from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by Wagon,
throogh in Tire Days. Rate* as low as by any other
conveyance at this reason of the year.
JOHN MeFADEN k. CO,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M DAVIS A CO.
No» Markets!. Pniladelphia.
iA KOOTfi.
fIOtUHOi
UfiA
Only 73 BUM 8 ta*• » » •
Via Brownsville and Cumberland U Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
THE morning boat leave* the wharf, above “«
bridge, daily, at S o’clock precisely. Time ( 10
Baltimore, 39 hour*; time to Philadelphia, 40 hoar*.
The evening boat leave* daily, (except Sunday ev
enings,} at4o'eioek. Passenger* by leaning oa the
eveiung boat, will cro»a the mountains tn stages next
day, and tl»ua avoid night travel. .
.'Secure your ticket* at the Office, Mononganpl
House, or Si Charles Hotel. .
=’ ocUWy _ J. MESKIMEN, Agenl
Wißtßn AfiaAkuixißS^;
MHIS49. Jf^JgL
EXPRESS WAGON LINE—THROUGH IN
r . FIVE DAYS-!
rnUE subscribers, having suspended their eanal op-
JL erationa until the opening of the Bpnng Naviga
tion, have established an Express Line by Railroad and
Wagon between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by
which they are prepared to forward CDOO pounds eaea
Jay,'and receipt for the delivery ef the same in 4 days.
They beg leave to easure their friends and the pub
lic that their arrangements regarding rates, regu artty
and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who
,„or <k.nk U.eir OTONNOO ,
da7 «78 Market street. Philadelphia.
geeTwoi gee WO!
WINTKE ABBABQBHEBT.
mm 1849.
uxaa coitaa mi
BINGHAM’S EXPRESS WAGON LINE
Plttabar|h mad Philadelphia.
AS the business on the canal is about bulngelosed
for the season, we would inform the public that
we have again brougbtlhe Conestoga Wagons intore
ctiiriuon, and will be prepared to forward MOO pounds
dully, (commencing on Monday, the Sflth insi.) A Car
leaving Philadelphia daily by the mall train for Cham
bersburg, and the Wagon* traveling day and night,
ensures the delivery of Goods In five day*. Apply w
WM. BINGHAM, Pittsburgh,
BINGHAM ADOCK, No. IBS Market street,
norl «0 Philadelphia.
WiSTEE-*EHXSoEHEar;
Mtaai is 49. itefe
EXPRESS WAGON LINE
to abd raox
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Twx Five Day*, (Sunday* excepted,) running. Day
and Night.
THE publie is respectfully informed that this Line,
whieh has been in aueeessfu! operation the two'
previous winters, will again commence running on
Monday, the 26th of November.
A Car will leave Philadelphia and Chambersbargh
dai>y each way with the Mail Train, and from Cham*
bersburgh wiUi relajaof horses running day and night.
Wo are prepared to forward 60OJ lbs freight daily by
the above Line. Apply to ...
1). LEECH & CO, Pittsburgh,
or to—HARRIS A LEECH.
No 13 Sonin Third street, Philadelphia.
novVO-dif
SMSBhMt Aginey.
The undersigned, very graafol to
. B> their friends, ber leave to say ibsithey
De determine if to devote their unre*
(BflMHflflhmiucd uitenlion to this branoh of their
business. They hope, from nineteen years' experience
end by their never failing Udu stry and atriet attention,
to merit pßirouage. -J. (1. BUCKLES A CO,
uc7-dlm Pearl street, Louisville, Ky.
Gy KuRUK H.KLLKB Y,ofNew York7aud B. RUSH
T PLUMI.Y, of Philadelphia, have this day been
admitted as partners in our business, which will be
continued under the same firm as heretofore, at No. 117
Church alley,.'Philadelphia, and No. 10 Exchange
Place, New York. K. U. DAVIS A CO.
Philadelphia, JlceTl, IMB.—(de7-lm
NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION!
GLYHN'X WINDOW LOCK AND SPBING.
PsTKTTKD, DSCUSSU HA, 164 U.
THIS is en article of greut value to ail persons en
gaged in building, or to those who have already
built, and are without window fastening. While it
furnlthes a perfect substitute for pullirs and weight*,
at a saving of at least 81 to each window, it adords
the safest fastening that has ever been brougnt into
T The utility and convenience of this Spring over all
others, is, that by one thumb piece, both aasb of the
wuitlowcan be raised or lowered. It requires only to
be known to be appreciated.
Persons wishing to buy the article, or to have them
pul into their windows, or the right of selling u for
couijtiea in tins Slate, mav apply to the subscribers at
the PERKY HOUSE, on the Allegheny river, Pitts
burgh, Pa. 3- S' TURNER,
novSA-d3tn(ij}sp ' C. P. MAYO.
View of Plttaburgtl.
’ VIEW will he published In as short a time
ss posaibte; and I can assure my subscribers,
ie public generally, that it shall be surxatoa—
it fidelity of detail and beauty of execution—to
her whatever. Lelthose who doubt, wait a few
i and sea. E. WiUTEFIELD.
r Yoxx, Deo. 6th, 1849.—(de1l
RBDICAL AMD SURGICAL OFFICE,
No. 05) DIAMOND ALLEY, a
few doors below Wood street, to
watds market.
Jn» DR. BBOWX* having been
regularly educated to the medical
profeaaion, and been for some lime
genera! practice, now confines
aueniion to the treatment of
those private and delicate com
plaitua for whieh his opportaniUca
( and experience peculiarly qualify
him. 14 years assiduously devoted
10 „«a, i. treatment ottlteec eomntuau,(dena B which
time be he* had more practice and has eured more p«-
SSu thu£uever fatf »lot of any private prae
tirionerl amrdr flualifie* him to offer assurances of
?SS, potent, and satisfactory curt to all afflicted
wah'ieilceu dieehee, and nlldiwaeee an.m, thete-
"m'. Drown world lnftnn Uior. rffllouid witk PnrrM
diseases which havu boeome chronic hr time or q
_Mlwl k r rha of aay of the common no*tram* of
Se dayfthul their complaints can be radically and thor
ougblyeured;be having given hi* eartfoJ attention to
thotreumcm of roob coo, rod olcctedrf in hnntedr
of inruneor in coring p«l«>n*
neck oflhn blrdder, rod kindred dircract wbten often
remit from ihe cue, where olhcre here eonnpied
them in hnpeleu de.prir. He mdrrsKrlT
uhtre been look rqd onrneoekrfelly Ireered by olhcri
to eonsalt him, when every satisfaction will be given
them, and their caaea treated m a easeful, thorougn and
intelligent manner, pointed out by alongexpenenes,
study, and iaveatlgatien,which it is impossible for those
engaged in general practice of medicine to giva to
°'oT*Heiriiaorßap turt—Bt Brownalsolnvllaa par*
iom afflicted with Heroin to call, a* he ha* paid partie
nlar attention to this dlscaas.
CANCERS alto cured.
akin disease*; alio il a, P*l*y. apondUy eared
either rex livings! a disunea, by
their disease in writing, giving all the •ymp
tomiheanobiain medicine* with directions for use. by
addressing T. BROWN, M. D., postpaid, and cnelne-
M Diamond allay, oppomta tha Waveriy
ll gStnu. , Tia>L—Dr.Brown’* newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatiim i* a ipeedy and eerfcin remedy tor
thaipainfal trouble. It never „ ~
Office and Private Consulting RbomsTTiff. W Du*
mood alley, Piutborgh, Pa. Tha_Doctor is alway* at
h °irrNa cure no pay. *?...■ *■
—UNDRIKS—I tacit Timoth? Seed; 6 »«eks Raga;
Bide Bacon; in (tore and for tain by
del9 CRAIG A SKINNER
aVPLEWWWs, chtHcevarieties, just
IV "g •«*« V I9TR „ N u tcROZEK_
poTASH-.U e..k. in .....
bbir *“"’'
SPLENDtD-ASSuRTMENT O?
GIFT BOOIU ABD ABHUAL9 for 18801
ISIIK GKM OP THE SEASON, with aixteen elegant
eiitravinOr edited hy N. P. Willis.
The Sacred Annual, a Gift for all Bea*on«} by!!.
"tin plor.l Keep.eke, for 1930; rellh lor.y eik bennli
ful colored engraving; edited by J.Kehse.
Uaftetvof Memory, an Illuminated Annualfor ISM.
Gem* of Beauty, or Literary Gift for IBM; by K.
a Pure Gift for the Holy Daya
Harvest (ileaningt,—a Holiday Boo*;—by M, A.
American Poetry; edited by R. W.
o "hc°Kommnce of Nature, or Poetical language of
Flower*; by Thomae Miller.
The Forget-Me-Not, for 1»M; by Mrs. K. S. Smith,
‘itiii Mdm no<e. “ by Mr*. EP. Howard.
in,r Snow Fluke, “ beautifully illustrated,
•riic chaplet of Literary Gem*, wnh colored engra
,Mnin Home Offering, or Glimpse* of Home Life; by
Gift U »/ r Friendship, s Token of Remembrance.
Tbe Hyncinlli, or Affection’s Gift, for IBM.
•n,r Cow, for tfMi edited by Father I rank.
Apple* of Gold in Pictures of Silver; by K. B. Fal-
lo fiom> lirm, of ihe Brood for .11 Sccon.; will.
b 'S:,“K!„ ■ iSrSr.p Itook, wiil. W.e.i, i 11..-
11 Tbo'i'h.e.eleri.uei of Women; by Mr*. Jwnetwn.
The Heroines of Sbakspeare; with forty five engra
•■siiisf ?,:; n er^;.“‘?n , ; , .:n»i. .
,5 ,b, ..... .r P--Vxuorr k KSfil.l9l*,,
No. “P Wood street, between Foonli
,and Diamond alley
aBO,\V> IBITUACOm
TNFORM their fttenda and the public thaUh»rh»«
I no lonrer anyconnection wiui their laiea»tabUah
y t n, *'_
Siwßooki.
PiiYSICIAbHkf«H»ATIENT; or a Practical View
of the mutual duties, relstions and Interests of the
.....diral Prefession and tlwa Community; by Worth
'"¥°ew“k”.'of l De Monutaei .ompri«»s
p-
■»,«.». «f «. T ““'
'“-rmifir’?’i-re«ibu5 Ipui.»l*r. 1 pui.»l*r. “ w «“>■•« “**■-
trated. Just recelve A STOCKTON,
norli corner Market aad Third stroeU _
—• XB4O-S0!
w oCKWOOP-9 ILLUSTRATED WORKS-Rlu.
Ti mSaiod Books-Booka in nchly eaiwed todini,
II -k? n 2te<l and illusuated—Books superbly bound in
v““KTlkrMoroeco, and Com'iwitloii, Uiimitation
r iE Middle Ajrcs-Bible* and Prayer Booka, beau-
bound In Velvet and Moroeeo, mapifieeaily or-
SS2-* “ d ‘"‘“““AmlriSc^wooD,
a c j9 Bookselltr A Importer, O Wood at
2few~amd'E!egantrCUlt Boftkil
SACRFJ) SCENES AND CHARACTERS; by J.T.
l Headley, with eleven original deaig he bjr Dariey
p£uu£nd Proro WriUnga“by Rlehaxd U. Dune; »
vol*. muUn. !
niominaied Geos of Baered Poety, witheix iUnrtra
“XS.VbV' £ 'io&i»T%>CKTON,
| eonur Thud wtd Market tte.
ronsES. lots, farhs, fc°
FOR, REIT»A convenient Dwelling House, on
Federal street, Allegheny eity, with a large yard.
ae.,^ p M . Mem
FOR BALK —An Iron Foundry, Blacksmith sad
Machine Shop, with Steam* Engine of 18 horse
roarer, good stock of tools, machinery, panerri*, flaikSj
ladles, foresees and ovens, ail now £?qb
running order. Said piemtreahavel® fe«t<roiit by W
deep, with privilege of an adjoining lot J 7 by 9J|
Being ooe if the oldest and b«r. aland* in tho City of
Cincinnati, with a liberal ’patronage- Apply to _
dc!7 DAVID 81NT0N, Cincinnati, O .
|.'OR|RBffT«*A STORE well fitted up for Dry
” Goods, on Market su, between Third ana Fourth.
Possession given on the Ist of April next.
AUo—Several ROOMS and-OFKICES. Possession
given immediately. E- D. GAZZAM,
delB Office over the Post Office,Third st.
M FOR REB T.—The WAREHOUSE at pre
sent occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A Co.,
on Water street, from first oPApril next,
novgg JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
70R BALK.—A good two hone PEDLAR’S
. WAGON—for sale Tow—may be seen at the Ba
zaar Livery Stable of Kodv Pouerton, Fourth street,
between wood and Smithueld. nov3o
FoHTfiMS’r: -
MA WELL FINISHED ROOM, suitable for a
Variety or Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. Al
so—Several rooms enitable for offices or Ar»
list’s rooms. E D GAZZAM,
ocoBtf Office Third street, over Post Office.
■ tor fisis or bsbl
. - THE very desirable residence in Allegheny
Ba City, lately oeeupied by R. W. Poindexter, and.
JiHipouUSiion given immediately.
For terms, apply at this office, ortoW. W. WIL
SON, Market st.
m" "fOR RKiVT—The mansion house now
oeeupied by Mrs. Atwood, situated at Oakland,
with 20 acres of ground attached. The "'»us*
isspaeious and convenient, and the ground well im
proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00,
eug3l - Water *1
“k<sr SALE—A Tlrlck House, (but one year
built.) and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy.—
Inquire of jyil S SCHOYER, UP Second st
FOR RENT.—The three *ioty Brick tfweUmg
House, oa Liberty, between Hey ana Mtroory
streets, now occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession
Seen immediately. Enquire of Wm. Graham, or at
e Bookstore of
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
corner Market and Third streets*
Two LoU nr Bal«.
THE subscribers will sell at private sale-those two
valuable Lou of Ground, situated on Tomato »L,
in the Thin] Ward of Allegheny City, each haying a
from of'JO feet, rctming back IUO feet in depth to aSO
feet alley, upon which ii built a atone wall, 25 by 100
feet, which contain* •tone enough to build cellars for
two comfortable dwelling house*, and in front there '
are three shade trees, of 8 year* growth, and the side
walk is paved with brick, all of which will be sold at
fDOO. Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Scrip,
wiin>o taken in payment. ~ . .
J A 11 PHILLIPS, No tfAVood* *
or to WJi BENSON, immediately opposi'
my2?_ .. -
FOR SALE—Five lou eligibly situated in tne m. at
ishing town ofßlrmJncnam. The lou aresitua*
ted on Denman street, numbered in F Bansman’s plnn
75,78,80,81 and Wl—Lot No 75 fronting SO fecton Ma
ry Ann street, 70 feet deep; the other four 20 feet front
each, by 8U feet deep.
Terms—Greater part of purchase money may re:
main for six year*, secured by
ulars, inquire of 8 sCHOYbIt,
nyid - 110 second st
atfft Acres OosU Laad for hals, ~"~
SITUATKDon the Monongabela river, ahouilSmues
from Pfeaanrgh and 3 miles above third Lock, in
the immediate neighborhood of Mceire. Lyon A Short),
and Mr. John Herron’s purchase. This fine body oi
Coal will be sold at the fow price of *33 per acre—ons
thirdin band.bilanre in five equal annual payments,
without interest. Title indisputable. Location very
good—cannot he surpassed. For further particulars
enquire ofS. BALSLEY, who has a draft of said pro-,
perry. RerideneoXd »t,below Ferry,Mr. Adams’Row.
N. B. There u another seam of eoal on this tract,
about CO feet above the lower, of excellent quality.
Jysfcdtf . __ B^L_
YALUAKLK REAL ESTATE ON pF-NNsTRKET
FOR SALK.—A Lot of Ground situate on Penn
street, between Hay and Marhury streets, adjoining
the house and lot now occupied by Richard hdwnrds,
having a from of 35 feet, and in depth 150 feet, will b*
sold on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. En
quire of C. O. LOOMIS, 4th st, near Wood.
oeiVl-dtf '
DOCTOR WISTAK’S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE following article we copy with pleasure from
the **ltoslon Mercantile Journal,” of March, l&U*,
tope ibai if any of oar reader* are suffering
of the complaints which it is said to cure,
i speedily avail themselves of iu
BALSAM OF WILDCIIKRRY
U wu well known many veirt ago that ihe wild
;herry bark tree of lhi» climate possessed valuable
medicinal qualities. Indeed this faet was known to
this tree fca» ever been regarded by their physicians as
one of the most effectual remedies In many diseases.
This fact, several years since, arrested the attention of
Dr. Wistar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir
ginia. He investigated with care the healing proper
ties of the wild oherry—tested its effects when admin
istered alone, "fihd when_tn combination with other re
medial event*. Ho fonnd that its natural virtue might
bo gready improved, and by combining it with ingre
dients waose properties were alt well proved and gen
erally recognized, a medicine was prodaced wnlch
consulates a remedy of great importance in pulmona
ry affections and dis esc* of the chest and tluroat—
dtaeases which are proverbially prevalent inoureities
and large towns, and oflen prove fatal, swelling the
bill of mortality to a much greater extant than is the
ease with most others, we had almost said alt classes
of disease.
Tha genome Whtar’s Belfast of Wild Cherry ha* a
fee timile of the tignkture of Henry Wifiar, M. IX,
Philadelphia, and tteudford and Park os a finely exe
csied ateel engraved wrapper. None other are gen*
Wearejuit in receipt of the following voluntary tri
bote to the curative power of Wi*tar'» Balaam ofWild
Cherry, from K. Hall, M. U-, of Ml Clemem, Michi
gan, who i*. a physician of high (landing, ami an ex
leiuive druggiil:
Mt. Cumin, Mich-, Oct 30th. 1840.
To the aftlicled, this may ccrtity that Mrs. B. Rob- .
erts, of this village, three or four weeka after confine
ment, was attacked with a violent cough and great
Sirostration, and seemed hastening to tha grave with
earful rapidity. I advised her to use WUiar’s Balaam
of Wild Cherry—she did to, and -with that valuable
medicine alone was restored to health, and is now a
living proof of tho viloo of WUiar’s Balsam of Wild
Cherry. K» HALI^
Physician and Druggist.
Read on and be convinced still further of tho remar
kable virtues of Wis tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry:
Messrs. Fandford A Park! Gents, As a matter of jus
tice to you, and for the benefit of the public, I would
offer the following statement of a curt effected by your
medicine, known as Wislar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1*47 my wife was severely attacked
with Peripneumonia, or Pleurisy, which resulted in a
deep pain in the side, accompanied with a se
vere eough; she was attended by some of tho best
physicians m Chicago, but to ao purpose; for weeka
ihe suffered, without relief coughing incessantly night
and day. I came to the conclusion that all the reme
dies known to the physicians could not help her, and
was induced to try your Wild Cherry. I procured one
bottle, and commenced using it according to direc
tions; before it was all gone—the coagh stopped, the
pain m her side left her, and with the aid of another
Dottle aho was restored to mm hsaltb. In con
sideration of these circumstances,! would recommend
it to the public as a valuable medicine.
Yoon, respectfully, R. N. GARRATT.
Gasan Rartsa, Mielu, Ocl 6, ISO.
Read du fiUomtif Ttoeiwmials.
Of all the cures that have been recorded, there .art
oertainly none equal to the one first mentioned, which
plainly shows the curability of Consumption, eves in
some of its worst forma:
<;nown Patrr, Lake
j, D. Park: Dear Sir, As 1 have a deep eommtsera- |
Uou for the- afflicted, permit me to give you a brief 1
history of my afflieiiom, and the benefits derived from
the use of l)r. W Mur’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In July, 1*14,1 wu attacked with a fever of the tv*
phod character, which left me in a very debilitated
state, when tn the following winter 1 was taken with a
■evere cold, which reduced me to inch an extent as to
Fve me the appearanoc of a confirmed consumption.
labored under a severe cough—expectorated a g rent
deal, end win troubled with cold feet and night sweat*.
1 also frequently raised blood from my Innas. I con
tinued in tins slate, gradually diking under-the-dls
ease, until January, 1947, when I was again attaoked
with fever. My friends despaired of my life, and my
Shysidans 'bought 1 could snrvive but a short time,
ly extremities, especially my feet, were constantly
cold, and almost lost their feeling. 'Under these cir*
oamstances it may truly be said that I was a living
skeleton. I finally determined to quit taking medicine
prescribed by physicians, and try l>r. Wistar’a Halsau
of Wild Cherry, and from the first week that 1 cos
oneed taking it, I ean due a gradual recovery. I
antinvad m uw ux months, at the etui of which unto ,
vu cured, mud have enjoyed nod health ever since,,
ud cheerfully recommend iho Balsam to all those af
dieted with disease of the lungs, and would say to
those commencing its use. not to be discouraged if two;
or three bottle* da not ellcct a cure; but persevere as I
have dona, and I have ho doubt but tune cases oat of,
ten will be blessed with renewed health e« I have
Htspcetfully, y- aEpI , JACKSON ,
Pwcx 91 per Bo til*—Six Bottlom for SS.
Bold by J'D- PARK, (successor to Sandford k. Para,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Ctnoinnatl,.Ohio, General
Afeni fo» the South and Wort, to whom nil orders |
must be addressed. . ,
Wilcox, Jr, James A. Jones; J. Kidd A Co; B. A.
Fahnestock A Co, Piusburgb. L. T. Russell,- Wash
inaton; W. It. Lamberton. Frunkiinj U B
tldieniown; H. Welty, Greensburg h;». Kouuts,&omo>
Sou A Gilmore, faedford; Reed A Bon, Hunting
don; Mrs-Orr, Hollidaysbnr*; Hildebran ' A Co, Indk*
ana; J. K. Wright, Kliunnfnr, Rv*** a. Or, Brook
vitlo; A. Wilson A Son, Waynasbnrgb;Jirtariand A
rv, W. Calirader, Meadville; Burton A Co, Rrie; J.
Macofin, Mercer, Jamas, Kelly ACo, Bntler, H. Smith,
Beavan J- D_Bummenon, Warren; h. L. AC. B. Jones,
•aadsrsporc P. Crookor, Jr, BrownsTlUo.
oovl»-dAwly<U)T
T— *WiLUSI» CURTAIN CIIINTZE3.-W. R. McB
FHT bu rcc’d a farther suwjilt of plain Scarlet and
Twilled Curtain Chicuer, at the North Kail earner o
Fonnh and Martet »u. dcSl ;
/"IOFKBK—A small lot (or sale by i
(J dcSO _ STUART k. SILL
TOBACCO— 00 bis Vs and fe's, for sale by
dc«i STUART It BILL
TEA— 30 hf chests for sale bj “
deliO STUART h SILT.
store an<l for saloby i
_ S 8 DILWORTH ft CQ
SUPERIOR WISP. ANtTERANO 'i . ~ ”
CO eases Sherry Wine, l&l; I
S easksQrape Brandy; * ,
Bqr ok* “ w jast ree’d on eonsirnmeni,
for sale by de2l SELLERS A NiCOLS
1 JSKWBOOKBI 1
The war with Mexico, by rs. Ripk^s.
vols-
Elctaents of Rhetoric; comprising an Analysis of
the Laws of Moral Evidence and of Persuasion by
Richard Whafely, D. D.
Euay on ChrisUaa Baptism; by Baptist W. Noe , M.
.A.
TbeOgilvies, a Novel.
Fairy Tales, from all Nations; by Anthony 11. Jlor
ilha: with 91 Ulasimioas*by Doyle. - f
Jast rec’d by. JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
delt comet Third and Market streets
MCFFBI JIUFFBU j ....
THE sabseriber has on hand a verychoiee and good
assortment of Ladles' and Misses' MUFFS, yrtiieh
he (* now offering very low. Those who wish si good
Mng woold do well to call and examine his assortment,
athisHAT AND CAP STORE, Sojthfield street; near
iSSJhT dcls-Vw JAMES WILSON.;
miIBmBUH ROOKBOOKIt
NO. VO WOOD STREET,
• (erstan.)
WIKRE will be found fin sole hr assortment ef .
{ valuable religious Books and Tilßt*. comprised
in s Series of about FOUR HUNDRED different pah
licatiens. (of which catalogues eaa be had on appkea-
many standard troika in Theoloor,
Biogfaphy, fee. selected and published by u#
Presbyterian Beard of Publication in Philadelphia;
and yreil adapted for Babbath School, Congregational,
Ministers’ and Private Libraries.
Persons wishing to purchase sueh books, am ißTf*
ted to call and examine the assortment.
Thb Depository of the Pennsylvania Bible Society
is kefrt at these rooms. ’ . oc'Vdtwftnß
[£/“ Ta* tLon or a vilu Rmtu is not more repsd*
sive than a bad, putrid breath, or dark, yellow diseas- '
ed teeth. If persons have these it U their own fhal»—
they can, for-two shilling*. bay an artiele that will
roaae their breath pure and sweet as lb
jrtita.
It cures diseases of the Gama, spungy or ulcerated,
and for the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar.
fastening'the teeth In the gusas, aad clean them us
white as the mow JfisrtA .
Sudh, reader, are the properties of Jones’s Amber
Tooth Paste, and, without praising u oaraelvta, hear
whatlone o< our most respectable and seientile Dan*
snd
issiL^sssjafassiass
ed for it” Readcr. wecanaay n ®
only that if you try this oaco you will bowl pw*««- •
iLts put up In oeaatifri ftyrliih China Pets, for
cents! Sold by the Agent, Wal-JACKBON, Bpjibw* .
ty street, Pittsburgh.~; augfcdAwT__ ..
H?T hjtifnous an 8«a pmanfc—
iaa Chemical Soap causes n fteo peramtioa, »o{l *
the same n™ mollfiet, softens, undwrnlteZM.taa lew
- giving it the texture and beamy of an Infant's.
Scdbvt,Sait ßnxtm *jd Sens,an soon notooly
healed, but cured by its use, as at least sera rhysi*
eians )n New York know, who use it in sueh oases,
and fipd it unfailing—as also in
Pmruts,BioKm,'FucxL»,or any other skin dis
ease. i The reader is assured that this is so useless
puffc-d:noitroin,as one trial will prove. loould enu
merate at least 60 persons eared of ' -i
SoksHrsP,Sou Lussakd Soxx Bus to-—Buy iU \
and the reader is again assured I would
notcruelly sell It for the above unless I knew It to bo :
alllsiate. Those who are liable to
Ciu.ym, CaacxxD, ox Cnanu Flees, will tad this o [
cure. | Any ono afflicted with any of the above, or aim* <
liar diseases, will find this all and even more (admin* 1
ble tails properties) than I state. /
But! reader, thostoresare flooded with iwttatigaaJ
and be sure you ask for JONES’S Italian Chemical
Soap.T Sold by WU. JACKSON, .-89 liberty street,'
Plttsbfargb. ' aogfedAwT
Ipr, a t.t. 000 L cnuuws are Honorably assured that
theTollowing are the actual qualities of a 3s. bottle of
Jams’* Coral Hair Restorative. If they doubt our
wortUj they cannot these highly respectable sitiiea*.
who nave tried it— • ;
-.Mr.!Gco.Becket,4lHmst.NewYork. I
. Mnr. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle av, Brooklyn. \
. Mr.iWm-TcmpkinsjW King st, New York.' •• 1
Mr. .Thos. Jackson, Montaurs Island, near Pittsburgh;
H. E. Cullen,late barber steamboats. Amerieu. |
And more «>»"" a hundred others state, though this
must suffice, that it will force the hair ta grow 00 tha
bead fer face, stop It siting oS, strengthen the roots!
removing scurf and dandruff from the roots, miking
light, Ired, or gray hair assume a fine wrk look, ana
keeptar dry, htrsa or wiry hair moist, soft, clean
beantiml, a very, very long time. - -
Bold by the Agent, WMTJ ACKSON, GO liberty st,
37|, SO eents, and one dollar.
TDfTAJUEB ARE CAUTIONED AUAIN&
I SING COMMON PREPARED CHALK.
They ut notivin bow frightful!? injurious ixgla
t 4 the akin! bow course, bow rough, how aal*
s lew, yellow, and unhealthy the skin ap«
| pears aAerusingpreparedcbalkl Be
-1 aides it is injurious, containing a
large quantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable artiels.
which we eatf JONES* SPANISU LILY WHITE.
It lit perfectly innocent, being purified of all delee rl
otu dualities; and it imparu to ue skin a natural, heal
tby.'lalabaster, clear, living whitei at 'the (ante time
acting as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and
smooth. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKoON, 61 Lib*
erty st, Piiiaiarxh. Price SS eenta.- aagftdJtwT
IliW UAIIDVABK STORM
I SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
tie. T 8 Weed i treat, PltUbnrthi
HUBER AND LAUFMAN,' Importer* anfdeakn
in Foreign end Domeiue H<UIDWAM,-la
ill it. varieUr*. are now prepared to sell a* low and
on ah reasonable tens* u can be purchased elsewhere.
We [solicit oar friends, end the pablie generally,to
call and examine oar stock, whiea coasjstam pan of
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS. SHEARS, RAZORS, How Trimming*,
such u Locks, Latches, Hinge* and Screws, together
with every article usually kept in Hardware Store*.
We Invite the attention of_C*n>enters and Mechanics
generally to oar assortment of Tools, which have been
Mlebted wiiit great care, and which we are deteraiQ.
ed u> soli so a* to give satisfaction. apidAwT
Property tm Allegbaay Cltjr ttxr Hal**
Tint: stb*enbera cflcr for sale a number of ehow«
jLots, eiiahlo in the Second Ward, floating os lb*
Common around, on eaay terms. Inquire o!
1 YV.O’fi. ROBINSON, Atiy at Law, St Quiz at
i or of JAS ROBINSON, on thtptemises.
-crl?:dAsrtf s'
caves or bark.of
TO PRINTERS.
TiiFT subscriber has on-hand and for sale, as A rout
inf .1* Johnston & Co-, of Philadelphia, the follow-
Ing;
US pair of Case*;
ko i'ouuu Fancy Letter, diflerem'wzei;
■ :iiU Newspaper Cot*;
sdo !!>*.,!/etit«, rut to order;
;10 Composing Stick*;
tai kec* l'ruut’* New Ini;
; i uni) Galley,Column Ituiee, Beds- Rol«*» of all
kc. /LJAVNK3, •
Pekin Tea Stare, 70 Foerth si
—Order* received Tor new Type. nolOd&wS
PSKII TEA STORE*
TJ[!E subscriber has' jpst received at the Pekin Tea
Store, 70 Fourth street, a very large and well se
lected stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of which has been receivedin this
country since the first of February last- consisting ex
alt Ibc different grades grown In lae Celestial Empire,
-Our sleek befog among the largest In the West, waarw
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any other
noow in the city. We invite retail grocers tp call and
exduine our stockand prices. They can bav.eUpaek- -
cd in J, {, and 1 lb packages, 5 b tin cannisters, or by
half chests, to sail thoir convenience.
Our retail prices vary for Oolong, Black Teas from
50 eta. to *l,soper lb.; NlffgToeng Souehong, OOcts;
1 Congo 50, and English Breakfast 50, Yoanr" Hyson,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35 eu. to *1,25 per lb.
Families ore requested to send and got samples of'
of our Teas, and tty them before parehakuig.
_ A. JAYNES. TO Fourth street
"{r Al* "
/SR AB CIDER—2O bbli and 3hf hbl«, a fine article,
U far file by BURBRUM3B, WILSON A CO,
i dclS Water at
OASIIMERE3 A DE LA I NS—3 cases super new
tryie Cashmeres and Do Lains, with very high
colors, rec’d and now opening at
deal A A MASON A CO’S
Tl EATJIFR SCRAPS—3 iks in store and for sale by
I ijlcia COPE A DREYFOOLE
(ATS— 434 bu landing end for sale by
dc'JO O H GRANT
A PPLES—lbblt Dried, for sale by
£jl dc3o 1 C H GRANT
S“"EEDS— 4 bags Flaxseed;
l bbl Timothy seed; for tale by
, dci!o CH GRANT
ARD—9 bbls receiving and lor sale by
t de-.-O CH GRANT
SUGAR— 10lihcUprime N
10 bbls Refined; Cor sale
; dcSJ J P WILLIA&
MOLASSES-90 bbl* Plantation;
19 hf bbls Sugar Bouse,
10 “ Golden Syrup; for tale by
, ded) JD WILLIAMS
-Its bbls No 1 Leaf;
3D kegs do; for sale by .
RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
i BANS—34 bbls White, for sate by~ -
| dctO RHEY, MATT HEWS A CO
PEACHES— 190 bn old crop; - .
100 ba new crop; tot aale low br -
de2o RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
lALl.oW—34bbls for sale by _ ,
dc-0 RHEY. MATTHEWB A CO ‘
grtTOK- 11 , bl.l. -<■ ■‘•SamTt’aL.
R" OLL‘ BUTTER—9 bbls fresh, in cloth*. iait rec’d. 1
by dc» J S bILWORTH A CO,
: r\Ry 'PEACHES—I3O bn in store and for aale by /•
JJ Ueso . JSDILWQRTBACO
iVR, for saLelow by’ „
dciO J 3 DILVVORTH.A CO r?
H f OLASSES—4O bbls SU. BfJames* Refinery, tot
JVL ££ by dc» , J S DILWOBTH ACO
I\AB-Wbbl»N C,tU;»tore and foraaie by
deSO | JSDILWORTHACQ-
CIGARS— 30,000 Common; , . .
10.000 Half Spanish: In store, for tale by
dejo J S DILWORTH A CO
BROOMS— 50 do* in fctore and’ior sale by
" COPE A B REV FOGLE
—mTktVHHA'f FLOUR—SO sacks id store eaßTfor
tale by _ dei COPKABREYFOGLE
KKG BUTTER—w kegs Fresh, to arrive this day".
£x> COPE A HKEYFOGLF., 108 Second >t
SCORCHED lot fust rec’d andfar sale by
dot J ARMSTRONG A CROZER
Y ADfEH’ 'WOR* BASKETS.— I file largest and.
finest a»*ortment ever brought to this city, rec’d
direct from Pans, and for sale low bv
deSl C YEAGER. 106 Market at
AMERICAN TOYS—A large assortment of Axaeri *
cbu Manufactured Toys, the best and most tub*
•tsntiai made in the world. Call and seo them at
dctl C YEAGER'S. 106 Market at
• 3RINTS FOR IBJe.—W. R.McxfHY invites the at
tention of buyers to his assortment of PRINTS,
embracing the Retreat and bamlictnetvsiyle*, end war
ranted fast colors. Also-Englbh Chinue«, ofne w
and handsome patterns; and a targe assortment of neat
Sgujd lirt, Print. fa fo^°^, HpHr
SODA ASH—SO easks Steel's celebrated brand, for
sale by WM BAGALBY A CO, -
l9 and 90 Wood at -
RYE FLOUR—I 9 bbls recM and for aale by
dcdl WM 11 JOHNSTON, U 9 Beeond at
CHEESE-100 boxes Cream;
75 « English Dairy; for tale by •
de*i • JD WILLIAMS
WATCUS8 II—CHEAPER THAN EVER!—
Jostree'd, an invoice of fall jewened patent le
ver Watches, 19 careu fine eases, which I ean Ml! as
low as thirty and thirty five dollars, and warranted, to
keep good time. _
Also—A splendid assortment of JEWELRY, com
prising the varioai nnd latest style*, andbettpatteras.
' W. W. WILSON, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
OclS comer Market and Fbnrth stmt*. "
W" ILI4AMS' IVORY FEAKL TOOTH POWDER.'
for rcraOTicg Tartar, Snurry, Cnnker, nminll
substances destructive to theToclh. lire delicious to
the utte, cleansing the month, boating end «Uflßgaiea*
ing the pirns, and purifying tbs breath. •.
For sale, wholesale and retajl. by _
dc»i_J R K SELLERS, 87 Wood tl
EAl>—294o pigs Soft Galena, for tale bT
RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO_
IOTTO^PoSTjHcs, perLVdi* CoUinsTYot siS by
)del9 RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
boxes landing fromatetmer New England
O and for sale,loeios« ecniignmeiiLby -
deio - JAMES DAIiXBLL •
yOBN-Mb^m'
L* ONU SHAWL»-R*e'd per exprtu. ud L&udar
opmint »t A. A. Muan i Co.H, No. 69 Mttk*t
>tr«et-4 euei uperior Long ud Squraßaswu, Md
Urockmdo. r • 6*60
"'E6ON®TT?iNTS'Fr rr '
SECo»._ ulANltt.—l gpoi tstconi lwni»
oci. riuo,:ln excellent order, with itare* p*4*l*>
ptiea, 8100. '
lio.I4 ? oo4 orf.r,Hft For
TTPPEB LEATHER—# ll y
Uitf) COPE fc brbtpoolk
110 Wood Jt