■ BY MAGNETIC TELEGBAPfI.
. BirOBVSV *mBOKAPBBO
fCB the PITTSBURGH DAILY gazette
CONGRESSIONAL.
Waaauwroji, J«o. 7, 1850.
Jg>*t*—Numerous petitions and memorials
L|fa presented la the Senate to d*y.
F ICr. O>T presented a petition numerously
MkiafUie recognition of the Republie of Li
; MM* which wet referred. i : *
| Hr. Dickinson —A petition signed by citixeoa of
' MtW York, without distinction of party, asking
. Jot bo appropriation bo made Dr the Embassy to
| lib. Cooper presented several memorials, pray.
b$ Sot the modißcatioa of the Tariff 1 law.
' I la the-House, Mr.Kauflman, iron the Commit.
Rules, reported so amendment to the same,
. .to by made the order of the day Dr Thurmday
•, **■- •
j‘ The House tbea proceeded to the election of
< Gerk, as foUewt:
3rd ' 4tb sth
, Forney 107 107 106
Campbell *1 85 103
Scattering 17 17 13
Haviag failed'ic tbeelectiwnof Clerk, the House
uni-l l*) morrow.
WaaaiKOTon, Jan. 7.
jf latheßea»te--Me»ri>. Clay and Dale spoke
OB Oats 1 rrsoluiioo, whica consumed nearly the
whole of the Mratioc.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Coumaoi, Jsa. 7.
Senate—Mr. Payne occupied the mormcg.ses-
Bob, with an elegant speech, vindicaliag himself
from the atfseks of the Whigs.
la the afteraoqn, Mr. Olds spoke three hoars
is reply t>Mr. Payne. No role was taken.
The Senate took a recess till Wednesday.
A great number if the Delegates to the Slate
Convention, to meet here to morrow, have arriv
ed. The Hoe. Win. Allen is here.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
Louistillx, Jan. 7.
V The steamer-Moro Castle was auok on ita
Falla, on Saturday.. She was loaded with a
go of Sugar nod Mohwaes* and bound (or Oman-
Tbe Buckoy lies aground on the-Falla, io a dan
garosa tireaiion, and it ia feared she wiU become a
wreek, as the uvcrla (ailing (art.. She has on
board a cargo of 000 hhiU Sugar, far Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh. '
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PntLauKLf uia, Jan. 7.
Flour—Wo have co alteration to notice in tho
Market. Holders ore firm, and the demand mo*
derate.
Grain—The demand Cor Corn ia leaJ’than it
was, and prices are declining. The stormy weath
er, however, has had its influence upon the mar
ket.
Provisions—The Market ia dull, and little move-
Bent ia manifested. Moderate asks of MeaaFork
$11,63, sad ot Prime, at $3,62 per bbL
The weather I* very inclement, having snowed
all day. ■
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIACUUUTI/JaD. 7.
Whiskey—Sales at 21 to per gal.
Provisions—The Market is less firm, sales 200
bbla Men Pork, at $3,50 per bbl.
No particular change to notice in other articles.
NEW YORK MARKET,
ttooa a trout-
Nxw Yoxx, Jan. 7«
Cotton—There has been quite an excitement io
the Cotlbn Market, during the past ten days. The
sales amount to 7,000 bales, at an advance of |
per lb., aince the steamer’s arrival. Middling is
felling at lOlOlOfc per pound.
Coffee—Sales of Rio at 11012 c—a further ad
vance. p 1 -
: rrentre mxroaT.
I New Yoax, Jan. 7.
Roar—The marketjla dull, but holders are firm
at previous quotation*. Saturday’xquotalious may
be resumed. [
Grain—Corn is'in moderate request, with fur*
(her sates of Western mixed at 62c per bushel.
Provision*—The market exhibits no change.
Lard la inactive, and prices remain unebauged,
Groceries—We notice no change in the market.
Owing to the;disagreeable weather, transactions
ere limited.
Hemp—Safe* dewrotted at $145 0155 per ton
- o4|eperlb.
Whiskey is in moderate request.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Rai/nuou, Jan* 7.
Cattle—At tile ealeeto day, the offerings reached
1000 head—6so head were sold at $3 75 0 4 0.0,
on iJa hoof, equal to S5O 7 75 net, averaging
$3 35 grots; 350 head driven to Philadelphia, and
100 bead remained over.
Bogt—Lulled aalesat $535 per 100.
ADAMS’ EXPRESS!
T¥TB would teipeeifttllT e, 'J ihe of^Mef-
W chant*" and othem to the following card--
Mari« noticed “Meaira. Greene k Co.'*” lateitirf,
in which they u*ert that they ofcr fkeihUei unequal
_t h« «nv other EXPRESS, we ere, tnjnsueeto “oar*
£lsj»“nnd to cnn*tf»ined to *ay that If
to ue Ea*t had not rendered oar* the
omt CONDUCTED ud MOST RELIABLE EX*.
PRESS, we would not hire merited tbo liberal patron*
I««Mw enioy-nor could we hare sustained our*
JSreTfor a aeries of years, and e»tabli»bed anrpata-
Sea mtJUXro CKOSTAITO t>y >«T other Una. Unle»»
onSmeau Mr the speedy, ehetj. and safe trans-
SSsono?«ood* and valuables of ail aeeenpuona, had
“ nreited. and In extending our line to all the
id iChent” cuiei7(l*ri»f W.i K,
JctliToYccnioß to m .koltp«iftoi.lwo r«l conff
deotUot tho indoecißeon which wo offer to lho ['Ch
ile bib “oHßntoiied.” mm l ““ ,ed
,0 HEHFORWwh..WO t co .
BAKER k FORSYTU, Agi*.
Ttt% N -“ P ‘“ C ‘ gc&tEß
**■' ' Pfoal tlreei
o J^ b3r \ -' : No 118 Woo* »t
pBPPKR-lQ 1° «■»■« BIU,
LOBSTERS— 3 c*Kt (14o*J»« each) prim piekled
letter*, for »«la by JACOB WEAVER, Jr
SALAD OIL-30btJfceii u Weo"rwS>
Uoa, for mJs brdeai JACOB WKA >
gOOAR i) bid. N O SJJK,
H'^« Ei t 4 - FOr ..mß WEAVER.I...
BONNET, RIBBONS— Now opening el A. A- WA
SON ACO.’S, No- CO Market eueoU f ‘■JgL".
TOlee of aeperior high colored Silk »nd
Rib boo*, of the laieat and mort fashionable atylea.
ten ' \ -
HORSE BLANKETS-IMpur Hor*fl
•aieattbe BLANKET DEPOT, No. M M»r«»
•weeL <lcgMw__
Double milled flannels, white, k*|. “ d
Brown, a «aperior article for DraweraandShirtt,
tor aale at ike Blanket Depot of tho Faycun Manaiae
taring Company, No. b 6 Market at. _
SHOT— M kega auM, jaat rte*d and (or *als by
de«T A CULBERTSON, I*s Liberty
LEAD -bo pigahut ree*d and for aale by
deS7 A CULBERTSON, 145 Liberty at
-XTEW SUGAR CURED HAMS A BKKF —
W 15 lirreea “Erana k Swift'*” toperiorS.C. Hama;
»7bb!a • “I « > « Beef;
Jeat ree’d and (hr aale by 1
deV7 ; ! SELLERS A NICOL3_
DRIED PEACHES—?® uck> landlnr ud lor
bf degl JAMES PALZKLL
SUOAR— 1* bbd* N per Mary Ana, for**l«
Lr de2a ENGLISH & DENNETT
Mr OLASSES —30 bbrie N O.oowUatliuiand fertile
[by ; drttt J ENGLISH A BENNETT
SOAP— 30® boxea Poln, in atore and for >tlo by
dcM ENGLISH A UENNKIT
SOKY—9U bore* Cineusaail, foiaaletfy
deSl_ JSDILWORTHACO
/ XAR.B ifiON— 40oTbij«ut ree*d aailor•ale'by'
(_> drtl JKIDD fc CO.tOWooju
WHITE GLUE —100 Ita aaperlor, ia*t rac’d and
for amlo by dc« 1 J KlDl> A CO
EMERY— 400 (b« joit reeM tod far tale by
dett_ ■ J KIDD A CO
>NLOV»—<-balc*on band and for tale by
J KIDD fc CO
*ff%KPpfcß—*so lb* American Cayenne, rte’d mud lor
Mt .._ JKIDDA.CO
7-ti jiUK—*s t»bU Kxu» broad;
|r" •• ia hfbU “ •; •»
A atn Superfine, nett brand*; In atom and
»K W
■woWtkK—A fcW bull Kiua Roll, IBM roe<d and tor
d*a_ armttponhauro»kh
“twH»TTib!« and fib kero No I, Jo« rerM'ani tor
T del" ABMierBoSqtOKOZEIt
'£^vs»ffvPfi&Uß—sbTblTPorinrr A Kirk’aecre'*
•»« and for tale by
X braid br*iWi A rmsTKONH>J:BOZF.B
F^ktyhijiS— i^ - b*^i* IT"^ 1 T"^“ I^,rotn * lemErLo^
<,for *‘ r JAMES DAEZEI.L
A lot of prime, to day rrc’U,
f. 5 Jfft AttMBTRoNO ACROZHB
* ■, n ,. a *Kho«a •'rand*, jut reeeir*d »nd
TT I £. ll .?u™ Jrfl ABMSTBONU 4 CROCTJI
— * Tu»J rtc'd »n.l for *»b* by
J B CANFIELD
O* lly—U t*l>U UWe«“i
its*
COMMERCIAL RECORD;
PIfTtBORGB BOARD OF TRiDR
ass wtintatir’a txcaasn.
COMMITTEE FOR DECEMBER,
lomt mium*—»—w. t acarat mas w'
Anlvsli and Dsfartarsi of Balts.
Fattera Mail, via Philadelphia, due 3a. a eloses 19 a.
Western Mail, Cineinasu aod Lotusvjlie, doe 8 r. *-
closes 9 a-B. .
Soath. via Baltimore sad Washington, dae 8 r a-, e!0 ‘
North WeSnro,via Cleveland, doe 10a. a
Erie and Western New York, d« 8 r. * closes » * *■
KiUannlng, dae 7 a. n., closes S r. a-
Wnrrx* Axuaocacßs or to* Cc***d Sr**a*»
—During the winter months the steamers eompoun
the Canard Hue will saJl from New York, Boston and
Liverpool, as follows:
Cambria* from Liverpool, for l<>
U u «• for New Y ork, 90,
« « « for Boston, Feb 9,
u U U for New York. “
. U « for Boston. Mareh »,
* for New York, “
u . u ct for Boston, April 8,
M, from N«* York, for U.orfool, I*o. IS, IS4S.
Earopa, from Boston. kr u „ iy •
Hibernia, Pat New York, for J.n'o’iftfin
Cambn*; fa Boston. for m Jan.
Caasda, from New York, for O,
* fttMß Boston, for Feb. 0,
“ from New Vork, for * *JJ*
U from Boston. for u Mareh 8,
“ from New! York, for ♦* fa 20,
« fnua Boston, for “ April 3,
- fto«New;Y©rk, for. u *• 17,
a from Bolton, for * j. May
onrtex Prrmraou Gazsttk, )
Tueidny Morning, Jan. 8,1850. } '
The weather yerterday, was datk and gloomy, nnd
bnsinris generally waidcll. We have no mateiial
changes to notice in quotations; every thing remains
quiet at our last quoted rate*
. Fton—Sales from store of9obl>l»in lot*, si 81,69 for
good common s. f., and 54,7 S for superior brands; from
first hands, we heard of no sales to any extent, receipts
being very tight. We may quote 84,50 F bbl, as the
fair ruling figure. Bye Flour is scarce, and in demand
atsf F bbl, tor best brands. Buckwheat Flour is dull;
with tales, at a range of 81,69 to 89 F 10° fc s, as in
quality. _
poomioss—ln Bacon very little is doing, and prices
are without change. Dried Beef is selling st 84>9Jc F
lb; Lord is quiet, at &LBoe F
Guockxizs—Every thing under this Acad remains
steady at yesterday’s quotations.
" 8u«x? Pxlis—Sales 1400, wool on, it 75c each.
Guns—Very, Utile is corn! tg forward, and supplies
are comparatively light. Barley l» sold from store, ai
80c; Core at 45, and Oats at 31035 c F bu-
FOD4 Ala— No large sales have transpired. The or
ttele remains firm, ar4|ose.
- Koßoagshsla glaclsvrater.
SriTUtmrr—Of the freight shipped both ways, on-the
Moaongshela Slsekwnter Improvement, durtng
the years 1943 and 1949; also the number cf pas
sengers, loll** Ac., during the itme period*.
unrrxD non nnuciou iastwafo.
1819. 1849.
1,452 1,317
11,0C3 11,116
13.139 7.674
2,516
2,5(6 4,250
Flour, bbls*
Holt. 14 ■
Empty ** •••
Whiskey “
Poutoes. buih-
Apples, uhls*• -
Boards, feet* •*
Timber, “ •••
Pig Iron, tons--.”
Cooper Ore, tons-
Shingles, number-
Hoop Poies, “
Lath, "
Briek, **
969 999
9539^10
9,0X1 8.775
331.900 351
133.545
30 C.l
<4 <'i
1115 t>s
Staves, “
ilemp.fts 37-Mi
Uritd Fruit, ft* 73,7i<i
Tobacco leaf, 8)« frt9,‘JSl
BaUer,Lard, 4j%, Utd.32l
Omsent and Beeswax, ft*-1637:3
Wool and Feather*, ft* v
flaeon and Pork, ft* 3.tm.(M 1.
I Other class freight, 1 ' 13£Sl>,i=0
atcDVKD at rmaacaon Ftox tux
ISH.
13.539
|M t iSU
33,1 IQ
Line, bush-
Wheal, “
Hind, **
I’oiaioei 4 *
Applb*, bbU
Flour. bbla
Whitley, libit---
Suit, “ •-
Kmpiy “ •••
Cider. **
roa Ore, loni
rU Iron, *•'
Huy, 44
Wood, cords-
3,1»4
1,199
81J5.1M
16,300
49,1)00
1 TOO
Stnne, perches
Fait*, number -
Slave*, “
I loop p'ls, *
Laths, “ ••*
Bnek, 44
Camayes 4 '
Wuypns, **
Horses, u
Ho**, 44
Sliamboax Hull*-
Window data, bit-
Boards, feel
Timber. **
Iron, ■»«
*»
65.1r6
. • 7u1,722
W7;512
.. 69?,£15
.. l^DO^L*
• - «44A,7fc!
Nail* •*
Kiutfm ndae, Br
Other etui frrigfet*, dram ex
tepicd'••••• },536,604
TJJECOA-L trade.
StxTEKDTT— OfCoxlobipped in t»e »crer»
Slack Water !nj>ron
ing tie year* 1913 and 1949.
.. !»,ru-^4>7
■ 51-i,A3W 43 »
Total No. of Buihcl*'
Total Toll* : ?•
BT*re*ss roa •*** eißinu
IMS. IH3.
■47,0191 32 r tb*]
•11.7 W 10,104
Through pasaengerv
Way *•
R "i" ,u ?. *SS »
** '• freight 23,313 71 21J7S 09
Barkat.
Baunroix, Jan. 5.
Catlle—The supply ofbeevesax tho scales on Monday
was smhll, and one third of the number being driven
away to a neighboring mark'll, left bat a light stock to
operate on, whieh had the effeet of advancing pncrs.—
The cfleriags reaehod 030 head, of which MO were so d
topackeraand city bnlcbers, Bl> were left over untold
■ ndbufl were driven to Philadelphia. Price* ranged
from W lO $3£S on the hoof, equal to 8107,23 net, and
averaging tlgroaa. (Included in the number of cattle
Sbrei to datSran » Owe*, which aold at *I.W grosa,
average welch! 20(Xi Bis.)
Hon—in the early part of the week ike market was
oaile inactive, and the quotations were from BLS7| to
td.iyi. being adecline from the preceding week. more
then, newever, the demand baa been much better, and
price* have advanced to 8505,90 —Amer.
„ rnu-innenia, Jan. 3.
The offering* at the yard this week eomprUed.l3oo
Beeves, 300 Cow* and Calves, 750 Swine, and 1050
Sl ß<ef Cattle—Sales ranged at *5,50177 + ICO fas; 4»
were driven to New York, and 80 head an sold.
Cowait Calve*—All told at 87 id 813 lor dry; 813 to
*M for Springer*, and B*o to SB Tor fresh Cow*. -
Swine—Sate* at to 83,*81. •
Sheep—Sale* at SI to 84 bead, according to qual
ity. '• . _
GHEES B—400 boxes Piime Cream;
170 “ ' Goshen: In store and for sm
by. dett STUART A SILL
pamnoa-wo n.. p*«,
PBODUCK-4 bbls Clover S**d;
ft Shelled Corn;
3 “ Rve; jast re
IRIDOK, WILSON A CO,
1 Water strc
IJLOUB— 40 bbla Boperfine;
* 35 M Davis' Ultra;
30 “ and 10 hf bbls Bisber’s Extra: fo
ule by dc« BBOWN A KIRKPATRICK
roP»—2s bales, first sort, growth of 1949, arriving
I and fa r sale by
dc® BROWN A KIRKPATRICK
BUTTES & LABD-S8 ken No 1 Uni;
15 •* Dairy Balter; landing
and for tale by dett BROWN A KIHKPATRICK
STATIONER'S GUM—A aapply just rac'd nnd l<
sate at the Rubber Depot, by
dc» J A II PHILLIPS
IAKUADOKS TAR—3OO lbs genoiue,just rcc’dnrd
I for sale by dekfl J KIDD A CO
HtLOUR-35 bbls just tre’d and far sale by
[I d e g 7 COPE A DRKVPOGLg
OATS —200 bo in store and far sale by
■ fleaff __ CRAIG A SKINNER
z'I'HEKN AFP!*!®—7slibU In *lorn and for aalr by
Ijr acS 7 ‘ , CHAIG fc SKINNER
Ttvn'.t.KDKAOa'-a do* in store and for •ale'by
deB7 CBAIU A HKINNtIB
i r *HD—I bbU now, today ree'dand for sale br
|i dcS7 _ CftAIO A MtfINNKR
ffflNEtt—TO eika'Portj Madoira. Hberry and Sweet
W Malaga Wine*, for sale by ibe c-aak or in qr - -
“ tiM w " U P "" h "' r ‘\vt M MITCIIKri.RRF,
„„rt • N»l«IJb
!j°»,
■ Vu'iSTiTtFAH— I mp«n« 1, Gunpowdc/ and Voanr
¥*stsJsss d,e,u ’ ~j
“V d * ( P 0 B onJ bx ’' j ““ re<! Wi W MITCIJKLTBKK
BL in »•« <""* , M HrreIIRLTItKK,
,_ •-, lt>o I jlmt*i ■(.
APPLES— IS3bbU/a»* repM, for *»!• ».y
t JSw core *DUEYFogwiwg^ii-
pOT*p3rfflLTt. N. o. n.j
T?AMILY ULAN KKTS—Another lot "l®*
T thoie iplendid 104 »r,J lvM •Bperfinr l-hr
keU, for mU« at Cbe Blankr-I Depot of FsyetteMara
taeturing Company, No M MarfrH st. ai-szw
GUNN hfstorr and for ••}***. ~
del? COPB A BRKN FO«^
%7&jUß^SdTbfT Extra Family;'
J? IbO “ florwrfiae;
, •a “ Fine; in store und for sab-by
dclß CRAIGA HKINNLR
APPLKzI— too bbls ree’d and for sale by
del4 WM >1 JOHNSTON
FINK" RF’ONQE—KxnbTiuM ree*d and (or sain by
dcU J Klfin A CO. COWoodsl
iHUBAJtB ROOT— IDO lbs for sale bf
* dcM J KIDD A CO
PERUVIAN BARK—7i lbs lasi rec'd and for isleby
doU . J KIDD ACO
I(|UI)HICK—SOO lbs Hirjly Ijqiiortcr;
.900 “ Calabria “ for isle by
del* J Kl OP A. CO. 60 Wood H
INDIA RUBBER PACKING— last rec’d, anupounds
1 Packing-, for Sjaam Engines, M ]d wholesale and re
tail, at fa India Rubber Depot,- No. 9 Wood at.
dftli. J. A a PHILLIPS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
Hjyp _Therc were 4 feet 6 inches in the channel
ut evening, and falling.
ARRIVED.
Cateb Cope. Murdock, BeoVer
Michigan, Brie*. Beaver.
Lake Erie, Clark. Hearer.
Beaver, Gordon, Well»ville.
Viroqua, Galloway, Monongahela City.
Fashion, Heebie*, E'lzal^ih.
Atlantic, Purktwn, Brownsville
Baltic, Jacob*, BrowntVille.
Camden, Hendrickson. McKeesport.
Hibernia, Bachelor. Ciucni'iitt
Kentucky, Maclrut.
(Inental, Smith. St- Louts.
June* Ncliutt, Moore. Wh-ding.
DEPARTED
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Bearer.
Lake Erie, Clerk. Beaver.
Bearer, Gordon, WelUvillc. -
Michigan, Brie*, Bearer.
Viroqna, Galloway, Monongahela Car
('amden, Hendrickson, McKeerporl.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth. \
Baltic. Jacobs, Brownsville. 1
Atlantic, Partuiron, Brownsville.
Louis McLane, Connel, Wheeling. i
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAV.
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, ot S * v. und «!* m
BEAVER PACKETS, 8 a- *- and 4 r. «- (
WELI.BVJLLE PACKETS, 91. *.
WUF.KLLNG—Jnme* NcDoa, 9 a.»
SUNFlSH—Reveille, 4 r■ w
LOUISVILLE—LoyaI Hanna, 4 r . *-
IMPORTS UV RIVICn
BEAVER—Per Miehlgnu—l*.*ck« patli.l Dn kcl fit
CD. 19 bdl» paper, L Loomis 0 by. m.1».'l l-x; b'lfnr, 1
do egg*, D {laugher. j '*dl. dal, \\ ick
7 bdi* paper, Chrit Adr. j
BEAVER A WELLSVILLK—Per Bclvr'T-U bbl*
tneau pork, D A Grier; 22 bg» corn, 3 do rural. 2 we(«
oct«. Stem A Dickson. 4. *t» penchea. o Mill do, o !'
pe* t. meal. I keg lard, 0 l.bl. potatoes Armstrong *
Crozer; 8 bbl* lanl, Watrnnon; 32 do do, jl k ff7 l do ' R
Datzell A co: 18 bui r reed, 5 *k» peaebcj, l I'M t'UHrr,
GraiT A Lummy: W> l.bl* tallow, J Cnntpbrll,
bean* .t do timothy *eed, 1 dobutter, 13 cu.
A R MeCntcbeon; l kg, 2 *k*, 9ldd. flour. Jl'bl* ISTti,
5 tk* peachc*, 2 do leather*. Jintbaueh; U bb * Urd.
Church A Oaroll.ers GO kg- lard, \\ ick A Met uudlc**;
l lot p mnul, Hampion A Smith.
CINCINNATI—Per Monongahela—l 37 bx* *oap.
Fom*tb A eo; 2 bbls whiskey, ,M Freedman; 12 btils
oil Rhey, Ma'lhew* A ro;2 cUcmi, Holt A Maltby, 1
wagon. 4 rkgs, Baker A Forsyth; l bbl, I il Uriacr; t
do, J H Mellor.
ST. LOUIS—Per Oriental—2oo d hide*, J B Bayar. >
5 l.bl* ca»tur oil, Braun A Rriten 3 -7 pig* lead, Beeierr
67 ton* pig metal. J A llutcDunnu; 2 bbl* letup iron,
Shocnberger A coj 64 hbU.wbukey. Bobt Moore; 25 do
molasses, J Beany; 66 bbU beef ham*, Seller* A Nk-ol»;
40 bbl* mola**es Brown A Kirkpatnck;so Mil* male**
cs.TUbhd* nigur, W llagalcy A co; 25 bid* cburcoal;
W A M Mitclicltrcr; 50 bbl* whiskey, J Duncan; C exp
pkg«, Baker A Forayth; 4 crate* wooden ware, 2 sU.
'2O *kt oat*, owner.
WHEELING—Par I-ouis MeLane—s bbl* buiter, Gi
b)» *bcep pelt*, 4 bbt* uUlow, 34 bx* Match. 3 ck» !•«■-
eon; t ak rat*. 23 b»-cbce*e, J O itidwel 1 ; Cl kg*laid.
R Cunningham. 2 bx* mdse, 12 bbl* flour, Armstrong
A Crozer, 15 bx* stareh, lxigan A Dohrmnr, 'M> pe* b
pork. 60 kg* lard, 12 do butter, Wm Bingham; I toll
enrpet, Watson, 1G *k» but ley. llaibaagb; 2 bbl* butter.
Al Tbcrkio-
WESTERN INSURANRK CUMUANI
OF PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL ttUU,UUO.
J. Fimtxr, Jr., Sec*y. | R. MtLLxa, Jr., Proj’t
Will irtaure againat all kind* of mka,
FIRE AND MARINE
ALL 1o*m» will be liberally adjusted and protpptly
paid.
A home inrtitotion—managed by Ihrrctors who are
well known in the community, and who me drtrmnu
•d by prouiptne** and liberality to maintain th« ebur
acler which they have ataumeJ, n* oflcriup the be*:
protection to tbo-e who desire to be ln*arcd
Dib«toh/-IL Miller, Jr., Geo. Black. J W Butler.
N. Holme*. Jr., Wm It Holmes C, llnii-on, tiro. \\
Jankwii. Win M. Lyon, Jas. Lippinroil, Tbo* K
Litch, Jame* M'Auioy. Ain. Niotck, T.ho- Scott
Onrccx. No. 39 Water »ucet, (warcltou**; - of Span?
A Co., uptUtrs.) Pituburgh. tu4;dly
Metallic rubber cloth-a piece, rc.M
thi* day act! for sale at fi111.1.1 PS',
d c 29 No 5 Weir,! .treet
JUST RECF.IVED—2 grow Wi.m. 1 * iluLam Wild
Cherry, lor »a.c by J Kt l-l> 4 i i»•
241.351
342,106
659 .333
9,065
102359
1>K,?72
19,401,14?
f’EATir£kS— 2 «gck* lo d.) ree'.l nyd for *.-.le b>
dc«7 ARMSTRONG * CBOZF.R
CIDER VINEGAR—6 bbl. f» Hay ircM. n.r *«le i.y
de27 _ ARMSPKOM.A CItoZKK
FLOI- K-W l‘M» Gletvr.', Exua.
4i> '■ llmiuilron « Ext/.*, to day rre'J. 'in
•ale by dcu? ARMSTRoM. A i RHZKR
AIR CUSHIONS—I 2 Air Cu.lnoi*. -nojfe
round, difleteni «izev ree'd :tr.d n*r *ulr
de77 J A II 1 Wool •»
AIR PARLOR BALI-S-Ju*i rcrM. s i-w dotr.i *
diflerent *ixe*. a aplciidul aiudr. roiU wb.»h » , .
and reiAit nt.No 5 Wood *t
anu rctHii t,u,u . », w*
dc27 J A It nitl.l.lPS
K'aD—sHO p'C" Galena. J«i*l rre'J i-er -Irnm.M J J
Criueilileli. and for ,'ile by
dc27 JAMES <i IH Ti-lIISoN A > '•
New Baoki.
A SYSTEM of Anri*hi and MrJi.fv.ii;e«,tH|«"
lor the U-c Of School, a.-I Colienr-, bV l l.stt*
Anlbon,
uiitory of Spani'h Lit' imturi, by l«e.». Tieknor
vol*.—voL l received.
The Whale and bi« C*i«live«‘ or lb- Whaleman - .
Adventures, and <be tVli*!e'» Ihoerapln ■« gathern
rathe llrairwarJ Crui*e ni iti* -i'.iraumsb'ie PrsM'-
|,y Rr.v Henry T. Cbeever.
Ctialiuer's in«tnuir« *f 3 hooleny. 2 vo » ju*t >e •
Py JDIINSTi'N ASruCKIuN.
,JcvP f.ntru'r mini Market «i»
BIJO’K I*AMMITbS —W II Mrcwir. si North
East corner of FoortU an»t Market b-i* *
(nil assortment of the nl«>va •.•«!** e«e.-l» At*n
Black French Metmo*. Houil.aimr hn'sh Alpieca* lor
ilourumc. Canton Cloth, for Mourning, anil a «*i pl>
of Mourmug (»ood« generally Jcs9
SUGAR -25 hkd* prime (pew crop! arriving and I
.alt-Lr DROWN A. KIRKPATRICK,
" * * N<> Ml liberty
KOI.!. UF n !'R-3 :,bl» in .lore an.l lor ,'ale by
dr-ja KMiI.NI A HKNNF.rr
G''oi.l)EN”sVirUP— 12 "Id* iambus per *teamrrj
Q Adams, and for mlc by
_ JAMES DAI ZKI.:.
Steamboat Qullta and CoanUrpaaes.
T|(E nndrrsigDrd ha** - received • rontianmn.:
of 9 run SMeaniboTt CJuill* end roun!rrj.nni*»
from Ihr New England <4u»U Mamitanurm/ t'ompaii>
whieh they will **•!! very low to dmUr. or »t<-an.No
owner*. Call and examine.
deV7 COCK 4 UREYFfKiI.E. I fe- Stroud .t
BUTrKR-lC ke*s and I bbl in d*r we'd and tor
,alc by dc37 COCK AJ'KKt CH.I.K
GRKKN APPLES—as» bbis rerd and S.r -al- i.t
j e -7 COCI’.A UKKYFOGLI.
T>'aLaNCES oa Depn*it and Dividend* wiorh have
£> hern unclaimed for three year* and upward*, rn
the Kxi hange lUnk of CitUburcb:
Wm Divu, residence unknown. Auf 9. I“4j, #«lhsi
' Michael Weald, “ " No «. IM*. «£«'
Wm. R. Olden. “ “ S|» nuo
; Elix'h M/W'»U©n,“ “ Dsv.dciW,No-
Tefflber 3, iStC; 10 shares, <*>
I certify that Uie foregoi-g balance* aiul dividends
orr doe to the peiaon. i.su,-d, or ihe.r legal represen
tatives, which base been standing wiUioul hem* in
creased or dimiilieil for three year* or upward*, acenr
dtnr to the Book* of tbi* Bank. . „
8 THOMAS M HO\Y L, Cr.shter
lIIUJIAC .U. ,1V». L., >
Sworn ami subscribed, before me, ihi. tMhi Ibreem
her, IMS*. C. W. Exnxrr, Notary Public
dc3l 4lwAw3tT __
PUBLIC BALK.
THE endeniffued, Executors of Robert Kim,late of
Plum tp.. m the County of Allrxbt-ny. dre d. by i
virtue of aothonty conferred on.ln • by the iaat will
andlestamrai of said deeca'tcd, will expose lo sale, by
public vendue or outcry, upon the premies, on Tliur*-
daT the Seventh day of March next, ut the boar of Id
o’cHick, A M, of Ui«t day, ibe following described
Real Estate, to wit:
AII that certain tract or parcel of land snaate in the
kaid towrihip of Plum, at Die distance of about 14
miles from the City of Pmsbprgh. and on the pubbe
road leadinr in the direction of Satuburgli, l-ounde.!
by lands of Henry Reiter. Wm. Ammons, the bnr»
of Bobu M'L.oghlio, tboh,lr.or jobo kioj.fcc j,
eoritauiim about One Hundred and Putt, auhw,
about eikSty of which arc clejired and orulrr a roo«l
state of cultivation, and with a Rood Coal Han* there
on- the same bein* the eaitwardly portion of the tract
occupied by the aaid Robert Ki.ie in his lifetime, and
betni* the part or parcel thereof directed by him to be
of Bal®—*>ne «W*d oi the j>ureb»w money iu
hand, *nd the reftdus in iwo equel #nn«l m»l»;inem.
ritli-inUMiti 10 «* ‘ CCurtJ n^ y ll , r °’ ,^S O THI P KB! UP '
“JOSIAHMoJUNKiN^
Kxeeutnrv
*nJ-«U«4wi' T ' .
TFFMi > --<3t'alet Dew Rotted Kentue ky Hemp, fee
, ° J fUf “' g A ....UPON
pK».. E D FKACHES-.
wss£
BUTTKR— 13 bbl* ttral •.» k«i;*i packed, in prime
"£' M ■ l " l ' P, " S ’ r "”*' C 'l’! » WATKRUJt.N
rtODA ASII-vS enrk* in » ~
P,al e by dc2> TA>SMA.JtI^I
li^i™cVbr bINUT SIIACK r r.Kl- r rA' w H j"r!',“' ’
"* acSH 7 No 'M Wood *1
VI2RITBS —- cn;es *uper French B’“'* v ‘
wiiti, extra mauniug*, '7’t‘T/wmn A <" »’*
dcao A A M Af*<' * * ‘ '* ‘ _
UNi>iif&£=S bale* notion. No 1
44 boga Feather*; l
J« lack* Wool.
Gilozl.nnib Ski'.*, with wool,
3 do* Sheepskin,, - ••
a do*
To arrive on meitmrr Fori J'tit. and for *ule by
dcl4 ISAIAII OICKKV Ac ■ <>. < fl
I AIRE lU4ICK k TH.lv—A Urge '/‘'•‘o''
[,y <|pl4 ISAIAH l>lOkh\ A '•«»
ion*, *tmablr fnr - K«*und% o*p. i* l * 1
I rac'd and for i*lr by .
dcl4 HARDY. JoM.B A i n
C' iorro.N—o’l.a'ra jurl I'tM nnd lor *ulr by
, rt r|4 HARDY. f •>
/ IEDAR! OFDAIF—A lot of iVdar l.og*. r<"'*iened
* / to 1.. Cohen or Crozpr, wVI be ‘old ir* |"*y rhargp*
if itol rtiUcd lor within 3U day* i
jJpII OKI) II Mn.TKNBKRf.KR. '< I rout »t j
t“IAi;uJOKJ*~4 mw*. '*•' rol-.n-d, at bjr l'7 > J' ,r ' 1 ' ;
t I'UW U|M-111111 al A t MA'O.I l-11. . |
de!4 NoOiMirlH ai ,
I(?f.AS*KI.M-X7 raw* ami bale* Rp.l. Wli.lP nod ;
r \rliow Fl»mip|.. itielii.luiK a lurge l " 1 ol ,U “ W '; J
UnrmJ and Whim Country Flnnnrl*. now .jprrunt; ■■ |
dp|4 i A A M ASftN A t J7*__ |
LAKb-tU. g. So I, tor-alp ny I
d, 17 :‘t WICK A Mcn'ANDUvSS
G 1 INBKN‘o— 4 hag»-Ciattfird, (or -air bv
_ r del? WICK A M.-nANHt.hS*L
lAEATHKR't —1« aacka prime. for ink by
1 de!7 WII'K /tMrfANOMvS*
¥r fin mrrrr.R -an krV* fotViVi.y '
jV. dp!7 WICK A !kfp"\NDU.S<
ITU.OUR— HbtiMa Family Hour, for «n!r bv
< de!7 WICK ft MpCANI»I.KSS_
Mutton mams-4 m.w f..r ..k i.v j
dc|7 J H I'ANFIfiLD
MODS I)K LAINS—I cow* good aiyta,
lul rolorod M. do l,uin«, ni ih<* niremcly Ifl*
Brier of lie. per ynrd. A A MASON X CO,
' jj c |4 No fill Mntkrl «t
dux can ~frcYO'carhe*.
4 5 ** bolllr* do
5 “ “ I’hip Apple*,
3 - - Hi rnwi.prTirt, -
3 “ " Tonminp •;
3 “ half e#l. b.iiilr* Pirkln»;
3 " tjuatl do.
3 14 laitcy da
ReeM and f° r ,4lc ■* PrXtn Tea Siere, 70 Fourdt
ttTML dec ‘ A
LOCAL MATTERS.
ftEPOKTXn POE THE PrTT.BtHOH DHL7 OXZTTTT
Mu.Tt.to of tue CoithciLs.—Tbe Select and
Cunra-jn Oouncil* me'. la»: night, and a great deal
of iinfiaiahed bnaiar—e was token up and finished.
TLi- kdlowing resolution passed both branches
of ibt Council:
Re*.*lved, Hy jfce Select and Common Council*
ol i ic City of P-W.br.rgh, tbat thc Chairman of tbe
Committee of Fiuatn e be, and he i« hereby con
atimit-d and the ngent and represeHla
utr- ot ihii (hty it the mcelrag ol Stoekhclder* of
the Oaio and IVhnsyivnDra lltilmad Company, lo
be Held in this C.\y, cn tue 10th day of Jancary’,
and ti tranencl, in behalf of said City, ail
such on.men*' as tuny be requisite, conformably
with trm An of the L>.*ir:n)aiurg,Vasm.,J tbefdh day
of April, IM9, and tnat he is hereby instrui ted to
v« te no ticket at said ek-cnou which doc-ti not con
tain I he uames of at leant rArec-cilij.ena of the City
of Pitndmrgh.
Wn make thu following extracts from the Re
port i f the Committee on the Allegheny Wharf
Amount of tolls collected by the Wharf-master,
Jn'-t'K the year 1849.
January...
February,..
March;....
April,
May,
June,
July,
Atijruat,....
September,
October,...
November,
December,.
Coart of (Quarter Seaalom.
(Present, Hon. Benjamin Pulton, Pesident Judge
n»l Samuel Jones, Associate Judge.
The lmt,cavj ,taken up this morning was that
of the Cooimimwf ahb'vn. Anthony Hanneghen.
Information, Surely ol'lhe Pence on oath of James
Hnnnagbeu. The defendant was bound over
to keep the peace for two years, in tje atim of
*2OO
Commonwealth) vs. Isaac H. Cain and Willis
Rodgers—lndictment, Larceny. The Jury returned
lilty," as to Cain, “not guilty,”
a verdict of *'
rhp was discharged by proclaim-
to Rodgers,
ith v* John Lawn, alias John
In Baidwir. Indictment, Larceny,
y.” Tho Ju»y In thin case, after n
jrclarned with a verdict of “gml-
Common wei
Smith, alias Jol
Pica, ‘ not guilty
short absence,
th v« Eckal.Zimracrraan and Eve
ndicinirnt Aesnu’l nnd Battery
Cjmmonvrca
Znmncrm.m.
Plea 4, noi guilt;
)ne of the neatest sign* we have
lju*t been' put up at the O’Reilly
:t —it is worth tdklug a Walk Up
id tee it.
Fin* Sion.—i
ever reen, hna \
Telegraph OtTicJ
Fuurth Street, tt
be emblem of our Nationality —
siirmounla it, perching proud.
,o! ••O'lloilty,’ 1 Ibe mouarcb of
o! U i rite.
Aba'il vagi!
boautilu'ly carve*
over the name
Telegrapher* ns :l
Hap Accidknt —A poor widow woman, who
rums ner livelihood by wa-dune, was vesierday
ei vmoon pas-ink up Kouitl street and slipping
on cn .rim griUiau, f-l! and hurt herself severely.
We understand tlial her spine is i.»j ired, and that
she mi prolintdjf be n rnpple for lile. Ruber!
Hit!, • I' I'.v Mayor’s P.d.ee, immediately procured
o I'uaitv "I'd tovk her home.
ndcorologleal Tabla
Hearted weekly for the I' lishurch (•;iz<<:r *. nod
for the Simthsiinm.i Institute, Washington filV-
{•' ii-« i.‘,r I«: f» lK' N/: of t!>* uu/ntk
Uoir Sun-pre *> av.T r w r a lljily mean
lan. I l«r !*"• •."» 2d
• >2 v\> -J-.‘ 3.» 'll -it
IT .r.
t\ vV •»
i A n -n 4
Tl.«- orfirrr* I-'
•(.•.•lii.iiei-nn/, tor assuredly Miry .ire mil »!•>!.<t-
n.ir i.> i-iisioe*". ulk'iil (so M
ATI*.- Annual :o.trt>ug «*• in* Sic-ih-i.1.-rs ol
the Mmj.mc-heU Na citation » Voh»»i»v, held on Hu:
Pr—.dri.i- I. 11. Moorrnvad
—M. J1...V
Seenigry—Wi">ain I'.'fc-Writ
M <usse.-s — Jobe AmWuin, Tlwimo Itabewei*,
N. I*., fn.;'. Cr.-o W. ('i-v Jv.he J, liiiwsm
Win Ki. l*anni,S }l Joim-mo \V.n..-n
John Ts«e«y t li l’. T.iwnjend
Onto ani> pKsssTt.v*\u U * n. Ko*n
Siis'* iMudrrs ot the (ton* and fVnnsylVHtus Hsi
K.tnii nrc feijneMfil It) n cd at |hc cl
lto«r.l of Trad.-,-n Hi:* evrnnifr. ai 7 «.Vb-k .• t
LKWIS HI’TOHINSON,
\V FALMKK.
R KUWAKU-.
JAM KH W'U«i|i.
• AKUTIIKR, MIU.KF V
\VM. MpKNIiIHT.
S. ,V W. ti A !iBA liirli,
IiKAFF. UNHSAYA: Cw.
WICK 5c Mt’CANDLKSs,
11. A. KAI!NESTih:K
j. si:hl>on.makkr 5c m.,
JAMK.S UALZKLL,
JJKNJ. P HAKKWhLL,
(U’DUY, JONKS Jc ,
Piiuborxh. January N,
lII.WF. a»»opia'pd l II MpVAY will, nr in ihi
Ktchargp and Itankinr bu*inp«»
Jinuary l.t, |*in. WSL H WIJ.UAMS
Wm. 11. William,
XVn. 11. ‘WILIiIABta 4k CO.,
BANKERS and exchange brokers.
North Kail roritrr of Wood end Third cUcpm.
DKLAWARK ntITtiAL SIFKTV IN*
hCHARCE COIIPAHT,
(»FnCF_ IN NORTH ROOM I‘F FXIHIANOF,
On Tkttti Strtrt, PhtLt'lrlpkut
T’HK follovrrrg *taiPinpm of tbr affatrt uf ihf Fom
p-iny, t* published in Ptinforotf, iriik u proviaion
Prtmtums rrepiroJ tk* year enJing Ocfo*
htr ni«. 1840,
On M«r;iip and Inland Kiak*. «I<-I >74 07
On l ire link*. 74ttt)l«
Earned 7’rrmiiimJ during tht fur rndtng a
On Marine nnd Inland Rot*. (in
On Fire iliaka, fiJATH M
8251 .OOC Ji
Interest, Sulvago, and otbrr Profit*, 1d.910 7t
lahu*, TZ-rpentes, Iff.., during same time, —
Marine u i*d Inland Navigation U*-a, Sitti.'iM Zt
Fire 7*2.911 4"
Rplnm I'remiomi.
Rp-m*urancp» t
Acpney eharge*.
fi*ppn*p*. Rent. Solaiip*, Sinimnery. Ae
The A art* rf the Cumpavy are at fiJLws,
lb.ii I*. Mnrigugp* nnd lirmind rent., H2-.714 Cl
Prllii*ylVAlun. do lb,
Ik, l ive do do
PhiUitplpbiti C:iy So per rent {.nan,
II khare* Stock Union Hank nf Tpiiiipa
41 .in do Mrrrliant* and Manufar
in ret*. Hank. Piu*burpn.
•2t) Sharr* Stork AirirMPan Mutual Inruf
aiipc Company,
i Sjiiirr* Stork I’liilndplidiir, and Hnvre de
<t SUirk lk-|.iware Mum'.l Inattr
: p.liure* Sb>pk Hnlni|pl|i|iin Kyrbutigp
■ •ntnimny.
,<Mi Shnn-i Xifx k IVnnsylviiniH Rn.l roml
(.1. hkn<l,
«. rtf> ut Mniunl In-uniucr. ron.imuir-,
|liil:inrr« u> tl..* hiiii.N *»l Ae-ni. .uni »>rr
milllni Oil M.lH.ir I'olirira, |.Tri.i|> m
,Hnl M
litlWMlar,
Sni'-i-ni"i'.n Ik'
Navrwnra -'•ni. Ml*
Tl.r |U>nr.l of IWerton %»*- lh.« duy derlm-d ■
l.rul'iid nl S*X I'KM .« |U#-
• luck sml Sen|> m Mir llotnp.iny, |i.y.*hlr on «ml nl
. iiiil.ri 1• I. HI ii tlivciciiJ ol TITN
I'KU i'l-'.N f in hr rip, mi the I'ii|n|ul Slork »mt *’«*m
*•1 I'frmiura*. « rn.ln nlu« Ir.r wlm-li willin' h‘« ,| l “•
bi u l .i Tons
|{ li.ii. • ItrooWe.
Ilmiy Sloan.
llukl. t’rniß.
cieofße Sen.ll.
Win Kyre, Ji
Cliarlr* Kelly.
J Ii J.lll M Mill
William Hh>
Dr S 11.0.1".*,
Juliii rVlle r»i
Spr.irrr Metlvatii.
J T rm-horch
D.T. Mont«n. ' lo
Wiii baitatey. ,l,)
IARTIN, I’re.iilrni
Jiwrfl'H Seal.
Kdmu'i'l A Souiirt,
John i! t»nvi«,.
Kohrrt UjMo.i,
Joint K l*enro»r,
Stimuli l',lwafil«,
(.■•ore*- I*. M-ifier,
Ivlwnril batliiteion,
Dnar K. Ou»i«,.
W.llmni Kolw. il,
Johns Nrwlm,
Dr. ii M Hu-ii.n.
J»tne« C. Hand.
Tlieni»hilo« r*uMin«,
HIM.I AM
til'JiitCK SKHRIIX. Vice
RICMAHD S. NK.WUOI.D, Sertrtary
Uy ilir An menriKifiiting «ht» «W>in|i«ny. in'* r u,l,f
ut.urine (ironefty therein, nrr riimlol in a »><*«««
lh« prniilt of tlir In*timlj«iii f without eitojertniß "ion
«rlv.'« "■ any Tinhilny l.eycmd the premiam puid
The CtixlKl Slock nmt hul.*c»i|*U<m Note* *1
pledg'd l.y ihe Chatter lor the payment o( lo*w» i mi
,l,c proto •" ilie Ciimi'iny am dirretrd to It inv.alr
nmt trm*ln"i the |k j .--«.0.i of the forr*rK*‘* on . **
10t,.» for tbHunhrr a. runty of the ««*ure«l Thu fui
will lie r*-Jire*riilrd l.y t*er,|»,l.enm«« «n
i.rf tent, divided the Insured and Stoekhol
rta, pro rata, upon the amount of earned l re ml an
iantifcapiUl Slock.
rates of discount.
rates of discoun
a. aouu:
Erclu*gr Broker*, No.
JiaukcfiMiiiSMirKli ѣǥ
Kxcli*<»j(e Kxuk ••••••£** 1
Mncu i M»«. • r ' ar
lU»j*i .'tuiaiielpLia* ~*P'*r
i>iinit> biak
U;ini ».{Ui*rmxjiir»wn -P»f
>• c ip«ts' Counijr•••»’*•
** tiixwurc Co.- ••pa*
fr;oiii)ton}«rvCo. • -par
“ Nr.fuiiinlietUn«l*-p»r
'-C- * P ur
Uuvlp. uv.»ii Bank PC*
t-u inv * ‘lk. Rciidiiiß'par
Frfiiiri -U . Bucks Co. pur
Farmer* li i l.nncus’i-'l-ir
l.ui.ii'KM Bs -'- P*f
i.HJiciivicr Ilk - *'*t
t' Sti» Uei»k
llto-jri.iT.i:; Bk P»J
VVo»c a. r ‘o'> Bk. -.—-••• I
OeitysSurplfUk.*—-• I
Cliamr.«T>;>«it*; • •—*• i
Suf<|u« biuir i OO.Uk.- f
'#i- 'iiwn • —• ■•
Mid.:!, li.wn ••••-
L.uh.*- •
.-oounereialllk--- a
Uk. of Ueorgeu'wn-- 8
Hk.of Hamburg 2
Merchant* Bk-- —— X
Planter* AMeoht'tUk- y
Uk. of South Caroiina- • V
Harrlandi
Baltimore oka. par
Haltm'e&G RRKcrtp -10
Cumberland Bk. 0/ AJle
, *b*ny I
rar.Bit.of Maryland- “
1 Former*’ 4. Mechanic* “
, Ilk. Frederick “
FjcderickCo.llk.— - 11
llagiraiown Bk - “
Mineral Uk——- |
l’*U|>»coUk-- I
Wmhingtonßk———~ “
Uk.nfwestmtniler •• '•
nieklgaa.
Uk. of St. Clair.
Uk. of River Raiscn——
Michigan.ln*. Co 6
l-'ar.A Mech'» Ilk 5
Wlacowaln Tarrlt*y<
1 Mar.fcFireln.Co.Milw’t *
Oaaadai.
All *olvcntßank* 6
Bank of England Note*
> §4 70* .£«ir.
Oolddtßpoela Valaa
Napoleona -—*•♦• •• 3 te©
Daoau- 9 150 9 90
Eagle, did - 10 00
Eagle,hew 10 00
Doabtooc*, Spannh.l6 00
Do.Paltlot——— • 15 50
Sovereign* 4 63
Guinea* —— 6 00
Freileriek*d’ora—--17 SO
Ten Thaler* 7 P 0
Ten Guilder* 3 00
Lon'ud’or*- *5O
Eithaagti
New York ipnn
Philadelphia • •• iprn:
Baltimore ——••• -|ptni
i.par. Intenor B’k*--■
11HK D&SK OF.JCKaiiAJHD offer* for *ile
it, property in the city of Pituhargb, rituuted at
the corner of hL Clair meet and DuqueaneWiy, hay,-
iiig 154 fret on Pi Clair street, 811 leel on Dhtjqe*3e
Way, and 810 feet on Barker's alley.
Thu property contain* OVER ONE ACRRof Tala
able ground, 1* susceptible of a subdivision' which
would prove highly profitable to one wiihingTo re-Mli
in building lnt» of the usual size, or to improve. A
plan ot the subdivision can be teen at the office of the
undersigned. ']
On the property aro erected five substantial Brick
Building* ou Pt. Clair street, (including thi} tavern
known as the ‘'Red Lion,”) a-nomber of amallar build
mgs on JAiquesne Way and Barker'* alley (partly oc
cupied by l own»and, Cart A Co-) and the slibles at
tar bed U> the tavern.
The imul i* *£SOO perannum, and the pro|ferty but
one thud improved. ;
Aprivto H B WILK<N3,
Attorney at Law, Fourth,htreet.
ID blriTCorn Meal, rec'dand for »aletij
de-Jii _ 1. P WATERMAN
OlO
Farmers ami Urorera’
Hank, W’iiT"e ßllur *-• I
Ham-burr- ■“
llonm-Wie- - —•*““ • I
|.cbu>ui P»*
l*r>u<Vii e- “
Wyon.mn *
VofSt UK. * ,
Wpilitram'b Ilk. I 1
Keticl Noles I ,
M A. M Hk. I'ltU do* “ ;
Scrip— IMisb. 1: CooniylO I
” Allegheny, '■&
OHIO.
Sthte in. ami Blanche* |
Mouni l'lea*am **
rtiealH'itvitlc——•• “
Si. Clnira*ut*-~ “
New Lisbon • “
Cineir.nai; Bank* “
Columm:.' da “
t‘ircte»illc— “
Zaneinlle “
Woo*icr • ,u
Maxillon ——■ ■ ♦
Snmluak/ JO
Norwalk «J>
Clo?e'.a.ul— *— • f
. Xenia-* - “
■ Puyion *'■
\Vc*ut«i Iteaerre-—— “
Franklin B’k ColcrabßS “
Clilll-rnthc •—•— “
Lake Ere “
I.ancav.cr -■ —■ i «H>
HaiQilUrJl-• ••—•l3
f«ran*t>l<* 50
rsrn’rf U’k Canwn—6o
Urban* -W
i£«tttaek7«
Ilk of Kentucky-- I
Bk.of LouKTlUe **
Norbcrn Bk. Kentu'kyi “
Mew York—Cut Hiaki
.S 21 95
. 16 16
. 296 02
. 299 52
. 91b 01
. 165 01
. 8b 82
. 511 82
. 46 26
. 320 35
. 514 44
. 59 40
SmiT— sbi keen, ui'd Noa.jual rrc’d anil for wile by
iicilT J AMKS A lILTCHISONA CO_
m.\K— fu Lt.l. N. 0.. far (aid Ly~‘
1 ,i,.a7 _ JAMKS A HUTCHISON A CO
I'”lTA'niKK>— S*W-U>» prime Ky . lual rrcid and far
* ft i„ i.y Jcf7 JAMKS A HUTCHISON *CO
HUMP -40 bale* Hew Rotted;
l i - Manilla; far «a>c bf
<Jc*7 _ JAMAS A hutchjson 4 CO
UJi'K. • lC in-mra |»iuK, far asla’liv
d,vJ7 JaMKS A HUTCHISON A CO
it'iNbun oi.ass -sou!••!*e« Hiio,
W i*< imis,
tbo •• mxU; m nofa aiul
lor.al-by dr‘H TASSKV * Hf><T
\i7 ftITF IVaDIMM;-sFbaW ji}»i opened by
W J,. «4 SHACKI.KTr A WIIITK
i uNV AS—i' ißrtliuto »ud tine Tailor* 1 C«u*a.i,
«rr‘d by dr-H SHAi’KI.KTT A \V!UTK_
Rod lloV PI.AID.S— I ’(•alp”4-4 blue and; black
»V.«,ien PlanK tail ieo'd pet exprea*, far 4* fa by
■wi siiACKLKtT a \vjjm;
laKAU VFd.VKT.'-An inroiir ol Ural, ration Vrl
f vn inn rec .1 by • iprrM by
j.-i SIIaCKLBTT* white
Ohio A I'lanaylraala Ilallroad Comp’jr
NOTICK.—' Tbe Su.ekhnltleM of.lbe Oluo ami
|‘r un-rlcanm Kailrnxd Company are hereby nolo
i.<- ■ ilj .i tl.r Annual Meeting i>( Stockholder*. and
I , ui Ihierioo, will l* beJd *: ibo Company'«
oil.. I . ,n rilot>nrxb..mTtiunilny.ill** l«lbofJanua»y,
l-iii, uiwrrii ibe boar* of IOA Jl »BJ 3 I* M.
I;» order of the Hoard of Director*
O Not .T0,1~4I» J J-HROOKF.S
1.-.i-.t -»rt.-v-h
Nor* - t .iuul from ibe 7th Section of the Act
in, •.•.•uiraiii;* tb' tHno and t'crmayivania Railroad
• f;r'« election of Director*. r© peraonaball
«,«, ..n-sf.r i*li*ie t.n wbleh any Inatalmom i» dar. and
• u .ii-4i.l h £ (dcll-JUwie
/ *l*l-1? A It PKUSSB Cl/OTHS— Bereieed pel el
\ f~\ fry aiO note !»{*«inin<—lo pjeera «lf the no«l de
• k-j’.lo «badc« Opera ami Pclieee Cloib*.
.W: A A MASON A CO. 00 Market It
(tASHMFBBs* A iTpr t^AINS—A targe uiTofaTnT
j Miruir.r .bis*. Mlorcd Caibiaerca aiol jy. lAtmra,IAtmra,
ol Mie .ufi'irrM»liioiiiidp tiylra, now oppniDd at'
.1.-/7 ‘ A A MASON A CO'S
(. py.KA 'OI.OAKs'A.I’&fSiIiKS-r'keceieeO per rl
) ( .i. «ii.voica of tiiA laical Ficncb -*iylci
llrjr* ' ' k * 041 ,r ** C 'A A MA4oN A CO*S
BI * K\M(KAI MJIMI—IW «ack# lor «a!r py
crv; CHAU, a smnm:r
J. 9ni|irill * toni' PtUM Hod* Mb.
and r*«ap makrt*' H«da Aab.
,>.£•) imi<oried dirwt from A" al»n»e rclabraied
u,., iif»rlurrr», rpnt Ameiiran lesUarn’rin* and
i,,r t j no*« WA M MITOHKI.TKKK
17 hr pipi-« Dujmy, Ac;
. 4 pipe* II tlland.lrin;
3 o«ka N K Rum;
KO Wliukny; for aaf<* l»y
\V 4 M MITOHKI.THHK
Vp i;r V Mr' I‘rLET— Wr ran offer (lie" fianiioipest
V-Wrl Pj)p I'lirp'UeW imported, a* low as ran
!»<• purchased m any of thn eastern riurs. We tr.»ue
ibe«e wi»hin* in furnish Steamboats or lloasoVU> (ire
u» a c ill I‘ofore perckaams elsewhere.
ijriPl Warehouse, Ptfttllb meet.
% W MTLINTOCK
case'Woolen apif Cotton IiLOVES, a
ippnar article, just ree’d and for sale by
C YKAMKR, 1(H Market «t
I‘>I.ACKING —fTSkjAfason’i suponorJUgciing on
) b:uul mil for sale oy dcS C YKJUiIIR
ljlW ACHINGPO'NYDKR—» cuU Ju Muspratt A
If **«,;■• brand, a auporior article, lor eale by
nf ,«t WJtM MIfCUKI.TRKK
l Jt MeVny
i~ - if AJfKS MV»pr*ll’s" Sod* Ash, and 1U oaaits
< •) Bleaching Powder, arrived ,»er ahip Oienbridge,
and n»w coming on by canal, for tale br
W A M M ITt. 11 EI.TRF.E
N. J}.—IThey 1 They writ teeelve, during the winter, largo
suppl.es vt* New Orleans. Do-rSll
T\UiKU - PEACH E 3 A APPt.Ki*—UU bus dne3
Wpeacbes end apple*, just ree’d end for rale br
8 A W lIARUAUUU
AHiVALNI AHNVAUI
IF-\FLKr?< of Memory. l.ady’#Girt;
, Grins of thr Seasons, Gems of Beauty;
tl (lift ol FnrJidsUib; Fs>ral Keepsake;
Romance of Nature; llyaetncb Cbi.d’t Keepsake;
O in*tni»* Blossoms: GUI Leave* of Am. Poets;
Ooldrik Gift; Friendship’* Offering; Poet’* Offering,
Reade's Female Poets of America;
Ti>o nrtliiaut; Proverbial Philosophy, ill.;
Sacred Annual*, Harvest Gleanings;
Know Flake; Keepsake of Friendship;
\ r.ung Udv'i Offering;
I'.Mrc and Prayer Books, bound In velvet and mo*
rnrrc with clasp*. Received by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
corner Market and Third >l*.
'itw'Boekl JuirirrivVd.
,-r aCRF.P SCKN'KS AND CItAUACTfIRB, by J. T.
!N li, adly, wiih original dcilgna by Darley.
The Poems and Prow Writings of K. 11. Dana.
.PbvMcian and Patient, or a Practical View of tbo
Moral Dulio*,’Relations and Interests of itie Medical
PiolfsJon and the Community; by W. Hooker, M. D.
The Puritan and HU Daughter: by J. K. Paulding,
nudior ot Hie Dmelimsn’s Fireside.
i <,nngos, or an Inside View of Mexico and Cal
ilorirn wiib Wanderings in Peru, Chill and Polynesia,
i,v lj. ut. Wise. For sale by
' ( C /I KLLIUTT A ENGLISH. 7V Wood si
ilirisiinai and" New ftar’i Approacbing 1
In want and substantial hooks, *atta
f. i,if. for tlic coraing holidays, at LOCKWOOD’S:
IM .siILR OF AMERICAN POETRY] llluininnled
i,v !W o Mnpleson, !•>/}:, <u>, elegantly hound m
, t moiorro, gill edges. antique style: #l4
Hie Imppirst effusions of Hoffman, l«ong<
Bryant, Willis, WhilUcr, Hallcck, Sprague,
n,,,, \irs. Sigourney, mid Mrs; Kmbury, nmong oth
.'urirb the volume.’’—l Watchman
■ I hoe ure printed mmi delicately and perfectly, in
biMUiapliie German Text, on Bristol board, each page
l r . frunißd by a rich illuminated arabesque border,
,n g.-Vl, auvor, and colors, wilh vlgnctla wrought in
it,„ l.order a.”—l Commercial.
-11,0 (irsl illuminated vntpttie that lias been attempt
r,l «,-i thi* side of the Atlantic—and with regard to the
I caoiv Ol designs, and ihn execution of them, may be
.aid in rival, If not surpass, any tiling of the kind in
*1 Tv* OF THK WESTERN WORLD— ConttnU
• I ove'a Requiem,” by Chsrirs Fnnno Hoffman; “The
oi'Moses, *' by Mrs. Osgood; “The Land of
n - on* ” bv Win. C. Hryanl: “Lera in ih« Cup of
| ,'ir- - by Mrs H G. Howe; “Toe Night liometh,' 1 bj”
M,. I inbiiry; “The Tournament at A<-r- " by H. W
ll>ii>rrt ’’Greenwood.'’ by Mr*. Pindar; “Worship,’
M, M ’lbiy*riL “The Child's Mission.” by Mrs. Km
buiv —Small folio, illuminated in the mini superb
MiHnuer by Mnplcsou, with bonier* anil vignettes
1 nnntcd m go'd, silver, anil colors; bound m moioeco,
!„ luasnvn style.- lofiuing the mosi elegant and re
cacrcbe i-oiik of liie kind ever produced in this coun-
Pure. Sltf For sale by
’ JAMF-S 1). LOCKWOOD,
drlS Jlookscller and Importer, G:t Wood at.
Christmas and New Tsar Appronetslmßl
elkoant and substantial books,
In Nagnifrfnt AtUvjnt Binding, for tht Holiday*.
I\Ml> 1). I.iHfKWOOD, Bookseller and Importer,
Ul «ltc¥\, ban received a beautiful cciHcriinn
<>l Mlu-lratcd Books. Imund id ihe most splendid man
ner by llir bc«i Ixmdon nnd American bu.dsrs—among
ibein may be found:
Pearl* ol American Poetry; magnlfieruily iltumina
,,#l!iivi* of the Western World; illuminaied m gold and
* "Ivor.l.wotib’" firecec: richly lilustiaicd.
The Preacher; illuminated by o*ru Jones, and
bound m curved wood
Tim Kong of Songs; illurninnietl by Jones
Flowers and tbrir Kindred Thoughts; illuminated by
Hcr-uies of RUakspeare; illustrated.
Mm. Jameson** Gbaracterisues ol Women; illostn
led. For sale by JAM Kg D LOCKWOOD,
&) Wood aireet
fIUiM jugs, a dclioioa* in slot
1 and lor sale by dct4 WM II JOHNUTON
- i hUCKWIIKAT FLOUR—3U tasks (hulled.)for sale
J 5 i, y __ deal ARMSTRONG A CROZKK
■ oUI4> OANDLK3-40 boxes for aalo by
W\ ,ir’j| _ JB CANFIELD,
BU'PPI?K Shbla, loXoxea, au3 iskegsDofl, jasi
rcc'ij and for aale by dciH - J B CANFIELD
Ct CdßtnnNGti—Ocaska now landing and for*sals by
dclM 0 B GRANT
a —CORRECTED BY
Hi * tiOSB,
• Market street, octt «u »
latllanti
r State D’k ABrauebo* |
rbJ’auScni*-• “
r Virginia*
i Fjcbaugr. Uk. of Va: • |
r Fanners Uk.of Va- —• 14
r Bk. ot tbc Valley,’ ■ ■■■■ “
rHk-of Virginia**”—— u
r M.&M.lik., Wheeling t
[ do Morraulowu |
r N. W. Batik Va *
r do Wellfbarg*—- - |
r tty Parkcruburg*— "
Tinnentc.
: Bk.of Tennessee* ••* * 5
• Far. A Mcrch’u Bk “
Ok.*—~ ••* • "
niuoari •
SuieUtofMisnouri*— |
North Carolina.
Bk.of Cape Fear 3
Mcrcb’s Bk.,Ncwi>ern 3
Slate Bank 3
Booth Carolina*
Camden Dk • *8
Bk.of (Tkarlesion 3
iCor*' —laJllh
HKLUBCB FIVBDA. Y LISS (
rax conrrriscx or axxnurotzx *■» riaucn,
with mss ins cxxTAnrrt, mwm
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.
(1 OOlfc* forwarded by this line are carried in the
T mail train ta Chantbersbargb, and ore immediate -
ly loaded in Wagons going night and day throagh to
Pittsburgh.
The horse* are stationed every 15 miles, which
insure* the prompt delivery of good* within tiie lime
promised.
The Wagons will leave •onr wnn-hourc doily, (fun.
daysezeepted ) at'd o'clock, I*. M
Shippers are assured that no more good* will lie
taken each day than ran le punctually carried
through.
JOHN A CO., Fonw*»rt!»o A. Co**U
-05 Mcxaunn, Cansl Rtiin, Penn tireHu piuiburgh.
JAMK3 M. DAVIS ft On., Fu>ri F»rrosa **? Com
mission Mnnunf, £!7 Market, aotl M Commerce ft,
I’liilßilelphia.
fT7~A<jvangew made l>y either of thr abore,on Flour,
Wool, and other merchandize, coniinned to them for
naln. jan<
1850.
THE tatactibrra, now having m »neee»*ful opera*
lion an Kzprefi Wagon I,inn between niUburgh
anil Philadelphia are prepared to repcipt lor CUUJ lb*
freight daily. Kaeb wav deliverable through in six
dayi, Sunday* excepted.
HUNKY GRAFF A, 00 ,
Faro! Kanin. Kiiubargh.
DUTILLF HUMI’iiHKYK A CO.
anfcdlm 107 Market ai i'lnl'a.
EXPRESS WAGON LIRE.
1849.
THROUGH IN FIVE DAYS!
lUlKYubieribera are prepared lo receive fibCO pound*
. Freight dnily, after Monday, IDih iml- to forward
to or from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, ny Wagon,
through in Fivo Day*' Rale* as low as by onyother
conveyance at this season of the year.
JOHN McFADEN A CO,
Canal Ilasin, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M DAVIS A CO,
dcfi No 9tt Market sb Philadelphia.
nOHOHGAnBirrRbCTEi
flGtt ga&ian i££m t
Only TI mioa Staging.
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimora and
Philadelphia.
THE morning boat leave* the wharf, .above the
bridge, daily, at 8 o’clock precisely. Time to
Baltimore, 33 hour*; time to Philadelphia, 40 hoar*.
The evening boat leaveb daily, (except stnnday ev
enings,) at 4 o’clock. Passenger* by leaning on the
evening Itoat, will erou the mountains in stages next
day, and thus avoid night travel.
Secure yonr tiekets at the Office, Monongahel
llonse, or Bt. Charles Hotel,
ociia-ly
WIHTER ABEAftU BUKST<,
'MiH 1849. gftifli
EXPRESS WAGON LINE—THROUGH IN
FIVE DAYS !
TUE subscriber*. having suspended their canal op
erations until toe opening of the Spring Navigs
lion, have established an Express Line by Railroad and
Wagon between Philadelphia' and Pittsburgh, by
which they are ptepstrd to forward GOOOpoand* eaeh
day. and receipt for the delivery of the same in 9 day*.
They beg leave to assure their frifends and the pub
lie that Ibeir arrangement.* regarding rale*, regularity
and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to ail who
favor them with their command*.
SEE, WO! GEE. WO!
WHITER ARRABOKHEHT.
1849.
BINGHAM’S EXPRESS WAGON LINE',
Plttifeirfh and Philadelphia.
AS the tiuimru on the canal u «l*out i-rln* closed
fa>r the ituon, ws would inform the public lhai
we have again brought Ibe Conestoga Wagon* ioto re
uuiMtion, ami will be prepared to forward eoui pounds
il) . (pnnioiriirins on Monday, the ilSiliinii.) A Car
tviug Philade'pbiadaily l>y the to ail train for Cham
r*burg. ami the Wagon* traveling dny and night.
*ute* the delivery of Goods in tive day*. Apply in
WM IMNGIIA.M. Piuaburgh,
UINfiltAM A IX»CK. No ItO Market *lreet,
n,,TVU Philadelphia.
AitHANOKit ICNT,
SSSMk 1849. 18^3
EXP R E X •'>' WAGON LINE
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA. 1
Timk: Tire IH|i. iSumlny* rterpicd.l running. Day
ami Night.
rpjir, publie i, rrfperai'ully informed Ibal tbi* lane.
X which ht.« t-een 111 •*orre««ful operation the two
ptevioo* winter*, will again rotamruce running on
Monday, the tr*;u, of November
A Car will Irave Ptuiatleipbia and «’.ltamher*bargh
daily each «i) with the Mail Train, and (rota Chain
berabergh with relay* ot hor*e* running Cay and night
We are prepared to lorwar-t otion lb* ireight daily by
the above lme A pply to
6 LEECH A CO, Pittsburgh,
orui—HARRIS A 1.K.t.011,
No 13 South Third ftreet. Philadelphia.
OOVtttdll
liuanihoat Agtnry.
h. Tho *oder»igued, very -grateful to 1
ifl . fie their friinds, beg leave to say that they
tltgstirgift are determined to deyote thei.r unre
flHflßß3ttUßtained attention to this branch of their
burliie**. Iley hope, from nineteen year*’ rtperirnre
and by Lhtiu never failing io4u «try and strict atteauoo,
ti> merit patnrr.aje. J. C. BUCKLES fc CO.
.tr?-dl m Pearl eUcft Louisville, by.
/ I.KOIIGK II KLLKKY.of New York, and It HUSH
l l PLU.Mi.V, of Philadelphia, have Ihi* day been
admilt' d a* partner* hi oar buaind**. which will hr
rntiuniied muter the *arer brm a* heretofore, at No. 77
Cliurrh aiiey. Philadelphia, and No. 16 Kxrbaage
PI are. New Vork. K. Al. PAVIS A CO.
Philadelphia. IV-c 1,1*48-—(dc7-lm
NKW AND VAWJAHLK INVENTION!
GLYNN'S WINDOW LOCI AND SPRING.
TIBS t* an oniric o( preat value to all perann* m-
K«*ed m building, or to thoae who have already
built, and are without window fttftening. While it
furnitiiea a perfect lubrtilule tor pullica and weight*,
at a tavmg c.( at leaat to to eaeh window, it alTonla
the aafeil la*teuton that ha* ever been brougnt into
The utility uil convenience of Un* Spring over al
others. Is, lUm by one thumb pteee, both sash of lb<
window can be raised or lowered, ll require* only U
be kuown to be appreciate
Person* wishing io buy the article, otto have then
P'
. iiuo Lbfir window*, or the right of celling it fo:
eouiilie* in thi* s*tate, may apply in the tnhaenbera a
me I'KKKY lIOUBK, on ihe Allegheny nrr.r, Puts
bury*. Pa. J. 3. TUBNF.II,
nov3LMJ3m(i»pp C. P. MAYO
MV VIEW will be published InuihsAtunu
at possible; and [ can uiore my subscribers,
and the public generally, thst u shall bn strexaiui—
both in fidelity ct detail and beauty of execution—to
any other whatever. Let those who doubt, wait a few
week* and see E. WHITEFIELD.
Nrw Von, Dee. 3th, 1849.—{dctl
OJCDIC&L ASO SCBOICJILOPriOE, '
No. 08, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
few door* below Wood street, to*
ward* market.
■HI UK* 011OWI, bavin* Icon
regularly educated to the medical
profession, and been for some time
n general practice, now confines
attention to the treatment of
ho*e private and delicate com*
plaints for which bia opportunities
and experience peculiariy quaiily
aVwSR * him. 14 yeara auiduoualy devoted
to atudy A treatment of those complaints,{dniiug which
lima he has had more practice and has cured more pa*
tents than can ever fell to the lot of any private prac
titioner) amply qualifies him to offer assurances of
speedy'permanent, and *au.factory care to all oimetod
with oeucaia diseases, and all diseases arising thers
ftDr! Brown would inform those afflicted with private
diseases which have become chronic by time or ag
gravated by the ose of any of the common nostrum* of
Uie day, that their comptaintscan be radically and thor
oughly cored; he having given his careful attention to
the treatment of such caves, and succeeded in hundreds
of instances in outing parsons of inflammation of the
neek of the bladder, and kindred diseases which often
result from those cases where others have consigned
them to hopeless despair. Ue particularly invite# such
as have been long and unsuccessfully treated by others
to consult him, when every satisfaction will be riven
them, and ihcir case* treated in a careful,thorough and
intelligent manner, pointed out by a long experience,
study, and invcstigßtion.wbK-h U t» impossible for those
engaged in general practice of medicine to give to
one class of disease. .. ...
ID-Hcrnia or Rupture-Dr. Urown also invitee per
■ons afflicted with Hernia to call, at be has paid partic
ular attention to this disease.
CANCERS also cured.
Skin diseases; also il *, Palsy, etc., speedily taicd
Chanres viry low. ...... .
N. it.—Patients of either sex living at a dtstauca, by
slating their disease in writing, giving Ml the syrup
tows, can obtain medicines with directions for use, by
addressing T. UROWN, M. D . post paid, and enelos-
« Diamond allay, opposite the Waverly
House. , ~
KUKtmsTtßM— Dr. Urown’* newly discovered tern
dy for Rheumatism i* a speedy and ecrUtin remedy l<
that painr-il trouble. It never tall*.
Ofbce and Private Consulting Rooms, No. 62 D>
iri.unl alley, Piilsburgti, Pu. The Doctor is always
•rrNo eutc no pay. n fi. IW9.
tiPLIiNDID ASSOIt+MENT OF
GIPT miUBB AND ANNUALS for 19001
mi»K GEM or THK SEASON, with sixlne.i elegant
i engraving*; edited hy N. 1* Willis.
•phe J*acrei) Annual, a Gift tor all Sensonq; by II
Weld.
The Floml Keepsake, for 1850; with forty *ig beaatl
ful colored engraving; edited by J. Kcc*e.
l^afleis of Memory. an Illutrunaled Annual for IS-0.
tieiu*' of Beauty, or lutctnry Gift tor ls*s**s by F-
Pereivnl.
~ The Opal, a Pure Gift for the Holy Hays-
Harvest Cleanings,—a Holiday Book;— by M, A.
of American Poetry; ednad h?~tv W
Griswold. , . ,
Thn Romance of Nature, or Poetical language o
Flowers: bv Thomas Miller. _
The Forget-Me-Noi, for 1850; by Mr*. F. S. J
•n,_ i|„ M Rni* “ by Mr*. E- P• Howard,
The Smw Wake, “ beautifully illustrated
The Chaplet of Literary Hems, with colored nigra
V %c Home Offering, or lilimpses of. Home Life; b^
o?Friendship, « Token of Remembrance.
The Hyacinth, or Affection * Lift, for UU).
The Clem, tor ls« edited h> Paihcr I'reiik.
Apples of Hold *n Picture* of Silver, by E. B. Fhl*
*°FJoraN Hero, or the Roquei for all Seasons; with
beautiful embellishments.
The Drawing Room Scrap Book, with seventy tllus-
U Yb a Chsractenslica of Women; by Mrs. Jameson.
Tho Heroines of Hbakspeare; with-forty fire engra
vings, Dow drawings by eaunentnrtisl*.
Ihbles and Prayer Hooks, in every style of binding
to suit the taste of purchasers.
For site by KLLIOTT A ENGLISH,
No. 7D Wood street, between Fourth
d c M ' and Diamond alley.
1 iLOU K— l2o bbi* in atore and lor sale by.,
r dcM _WM H JOHNSTON, 111 Second st
ONIONS— 30 bbb rec’d and (or sale by - r
dell WMH JOHNSTON
JAMES M DAVIS A CO.
277 Market street, Philadelphia.
JOHN M’PADKN A CO,
Canal Basin, Piiubargh.
UNION LINK.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
J. MESKIMEN, Agent
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR,
comer Penn and Wayne mb, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BERIUDGK,
” 77 1> Market street. Philadelphia.
I'aftcrrcu, Dtctnn l». 1H«.
Vluw of Pittsburgh.
HOUSES. LOTS, FARMS, fa
T# Lit for Ttm Ta«*
THE very delinkte Brick Muuriou Howe Ground*
and appartenaoee*, la tie Sixth Ward, at premnt
occupied by W. ILCrisp.and bounded byCnwford
and Fulton street*, *nd Centre Avenue. The House
comprise* Parlor, Unwin*, Sluing and Dining Room*,
and Kitchen, five chamber*, three pantnea, eloak
room, closets, Ac. Tho out house* an • two storv
tenant house, a wash house with two rooms for ser
vants, a meat room, Ae v A large Garden, filled with
rhoicoflowers and fruits, UKefully laid out and kepi
in perfect order. A paved street connects this.estate
with iha denser parts of the eity.
DT-Reut low. Possession given on or before the isi
of April proximo. .
Apply to Josiab King, tl Eagle Cotton Works, Al
legheny, or to ISAAC M. PENNOCh,
janl , No. 89 Wood street
Grocery Stand to Beat*
a THE GROCERY STAND, al present occu
pied by Mr. W. Wilson, comer of Second anu
Rot* st*_ eon now bo rented, and possession
had on the Ist of April next. Enquire of
A. JAYNES,
jan3_ Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fonrth street.
F‘ 'OR REST-A convenient Dwelling House, on
Federal Mreet, Allegheny city, with a large yard.
Possession given on the Ist of ApriL
AlJSO—Several Rooms and Offices in Pittsburgh,
near the Post Office. E D. GAZZAM,
dcBs Office, Third si, over the Pott Office.
FOR BALE»An Iron Found it, Blacksmith and
Machine Shop, with Steam Engine of 15 horse
power, rood stock of tools, machinery,patterns, flasks,
ladles, furnaces and ovens, all now in nse and in goou
rnnning order. Said premises have 150 feet front by 00
deep, with privilege of an adjoining lot 87 by 00 feet.
Being one of the oldest and best stands in the City of
Cincinnati, with s liberal patronage. Apply to
del? DAVID BINTON, Cincinnati, O.
PORJRENT-A STORE, well fitted nn for Dry
l 1 Goods, on Market st, between Third and Fonrth.
Possession given on the Ist of April next.
Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Possession
given immediately. K. D. GAZZAM,
dcia Office over the Post Office, Third «t
M jroß RENT.—The WAREHOUSE at pre
sent occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A Co.,
on Water street, from first of April next.
aortß JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
For IAItB.—A good two bone PEDLAR'S
WAGON—for sale Tow—may be seen at the Be
uar livery Stable of Rod j Patterson, Fourth, street,
between Wood and Smllhaeld. ft°v^
A WELL FINISHED ROOM, reliable for a
OB Variety or Gentlemen's Famishing Store. Al
so—Several rooms tollable tor office* or Ar
tin’s rooms. S D GAZZAM,
octlBtf Offiee Third street, over Post Offlee.
Per Bala or Rent.
M TUE very desirable residence in Allegheny
City, lately oeeapied by R. W. Poindexter, and
possession given immediately.
For terms, apply aj this office, ortoW.W. WIL
SON, Market st oct9
gnyt BBiiT,n» mansion hon«e now
oeeapied by Mrs. Atwood, situated at Oakland,
with 70 acres of ground attached. The bouse
uspacioui and convenient ■"<* the ground well un
proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00,
ang3l Water *1
TOR SALE—A Briek House, (but one year
built,) and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy.—
igoire of Jy34 8 SCHOYER, 110 Second st
FOR RENT.—The three story Briek Dwelling
House, on liberty, between Hay and Marbary
streets, now oeeapied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession
riven immediately. Enquire of Wot Graham, or at
the Bookstore of
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
corner Market and Third streets;
Two Lota (Or Sslsi
TllEtnbsoribers will sell at private sale, those twe
valuable Lots of Ground, situated on Tomato st,
iu the Third Ward of Allegheny City, each having a
front of‘JO feet, running baek 100 feel in depth to a7O
fret alley, upon which is bhill a stone wall, 85 by 100
feet, which contain* stone eooogh to build cellar* for
two comfortable dwelling houses, and in front there
are three shade trees, of a years growth, and the side
walk is paved with briek, all of whieh will bo sold at
tutu. Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Scrip,
wiil be taken in payment
J A II PHILLIPS, No S Wood" * .
WM. BENSON, immediately opposi'
mjTS _
F'K SALK—Fi»e lou eligibly situated in the tuar
(thing town oflftrminf’ham. The lou are sitoe
ted on Denman street, numbered in F Bauman 1 * plan
7S, 70, bo, 61 anti bS—Lot No 75 fronting 21) fcetou Ma
ry A*n street. TO feet deep; the other foar 20 feet front
each, by H> feet deep.
Term*—Greater part of purchase money may re!
main for tti year*. seenred tiy mortgage. For particf
alar*, inquire of SSCHOYKR,
myio 110 second at
UAd~A*r«t Coal JLtid for 8tl«i
SiTUATKDoa (tie Mooonyahela river,about 16 miles
from rtufrirjgh and 3 miles above third Lock, in
the immediate neighborhood of Messrs. Lyon A Shorb.
and Mr. John llrrron’s purchase. ThU line body of
Coal will be «©IJ at the low price of S33pcr acre—one
third in hand, balance in five equal annual payments,
without interest. Title indisputable. Location very
food —cannot be surpassed. For further particulars
enquire of S. BALSLBY, who has a draft of said pro
perty. Residence Si st, below Ferry, Mr. Adams'ltow.
N. 11. There is another seam of coal on -this tract,
about fJ» feet al>ove the lower, of excellent quality.
irJtdtf , 8. B.
V' ~ALUAJLE B1&AL ESTATE ON PENN STBLET
FOB BALK.—A.Lot of Ground situate on IVno
street, between Hay arid Marbury sirens, adjoining
the house and lot now occupiod by Richard Edwards,
havtnf a front ofU5 feet, and in depth IVi feet, will lie
sold on lavoraMe term*. Title unesurpuonahle. En
quire oi C. G. LOOMIS, 4th *t, near Wood.
oct'Jl'dtf _
DOCTOR NimK'B
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
TIIK tallowing'article wo copy with pleasure from
the ‘-Uonon Mercantile Journal," of March, IS4U,
and we liope that i( any of 08r readers arc suffering
from aay of ti>< complaints which it is said to cure,
they will speedily avail themselves of it:
>R WJSTAK’B BALSAM OF WILDCHERRY
It was writ known many yean ago thet the wiM
cherry bark tree of this climate possessed valuable
medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact was known to
thr aborigines, and decoctions of the loaves or bark of
UU» tree has ever been regarded by their physicians as
oiie ef thie most eflootnal remedies in many diseases.
Ttus fact, several yean since, arrested iho attention of
Dr. Wisiar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir
ginia. lie investigated with care the healing proper*
u<-» of the wild cherry—tested its effects when admin-
tsterrd alone, and when tn combination with other re
medial arem*. He found that its natural virtue might
be greatly improved, and by combining it with ingre
dient* whose properties were all well proved and gen
erally reeoguiied, a medicine was produced which
commute* a remedy oi great importance in pulmona
ry affections and dis ase* of Uto chest and throat—
diseases which are proverbially prevalent in our cities
and large towns, and often prove fatal, swelling tho
bill of mortality to a much greater extent than is the
case with most others, wo had almost said all classes
of disease.
The genuine Wisur's Balsam of Wild Cherry has a
fac simile of the signature of Henry Wistar, M. IX,
Philadelphia, and Sandford and Park on a finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. None other are gen-
We are just in receipt of the following voluntary tri
bute to the curative power of Wistar*# Balsam of Wild
Cherry, from E. Hall, M- D-, of Mb Clemens, Michi
gan, who is a physician of high standing, and an ex
tensive druggist:
Mr. Cuorna, Mieh., Oet-SDih, 1849.
To the afflicted, this may certify that Mrs. B- Rob
erts, of this village, three or four weeks after confine
ment, was attacked with a violent cough and great
prostration, and seemed hastening to the grave with
fearful rapidity 1 advised her to ue Wistar’s Balsam
of Wild cherry—*he did so, and with that valuable
medicine alone'was restored to health, and is now a
living proof of the value of Wisuu 1 * Balaam of Wild
Cherry. E. HALL,
Physician and Druggist.
Rea l on and be convinced still further of the remar
kable virtues of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry:
Means. Sandford A Paiki Gents- As a matter of Jus
tice to yon. and for the benefit of the public, I would
offer the following statement of a cure effoctod by yonr
medicine, known as Wistar 1 * Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1647 my wifo*wu severely attacked
with IVnpneamoota, or Pleurisy, whieh resulted In a
deep seated pain in tho side, accompanied with a se
vere cough; she was attended by some of the best
physicians In Chicago, hut to no purpose; for weeks
sho suffered, without relief, coughing Incessantly night
and day. I came to the conclusion tbut all the reme
dies xnovmtto the physicians could not help her, and
was induced to try your Wild Cherry. Iprocutedono
bottle, and eommeneed using it according to direc
tions; before it was all gono—tho eough . stopped, the
pain in her side left her, and' with the aid of another
bottle she was restored to rsxmcT bxsltb. In con
sideration of these c Ire am stances, 1 would recommend
it to the public as a valuable medieine.
Yours, respectfully, R. N. GARRATT.
Quoad Banns, Midi, Oct. 6,1849.
Read tA 4 following Tutisnonials.
Of all the cures that have been .recorded, there are
certainly none equal to the one fieri mentioned, which
plainly shows the curability of Consumption, even in
>mo c£ita worst forms:
' Qkowa Pour, Lake la- June 15,1849.
J. D. Park: Dear Sir, As 1 have a deep comraiscra
tiofr for the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief
history of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from
the use of Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Jn July. 1844, 1 was attacked with a fever or the ty
phnd character, which left me in a very debilitated
state, when in the following winter I was taken with a
severe cold, which reduced me to saefa an extent as to
r've me the appearance of a confirmed consumption.
labored under a severe cough—expectorated a great
deal, and wan troubled with cold feet and night sweat*.
I also frequently raised blood from my lungs. 1 con
tinued in this state, gradually diking under the dis
ease, until January, lb-17, when 1 was again attacked
with fever. My friends despaired of toy life, and my
physician* thought I could •arrive-,but a short time.
My extremities, especially my feet, were constantly
cold, and almost lost their feeling, under these eh
oumstanccs it may truly be said that 1 was a living
skeleton. I finally determined to quit taking medteiue
prescribed by physicians, and try Dr. Wisur’s Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and from the first week -that 1 com
menced taking a, 1 can dote a gradual recovery. 1
rnnunurd it* use six months, at the end of which time
t wa« cured, and have enjoyed good health ever since,
and cheerfully recommend the Balsam to all those af
flicted with disease of the lungs, and woald say to
those commencing its use, not to be discouraged if two
or Hirer hollies do not effect a care; but persevere as I
have doer, and I have ho doubt but nine eases out of
ten will hr Messed with renewed health os I have
been Respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Paicu 81 per Bottle.—Six Bottles for 85.
Sold by J. D. PARK, (suceessortoSandford A Park,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent for the South and West, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
L. Wilcox, Jr, Jamas A. Jones; J. Kidd A Co; B. A.
Fahnestock A Co, Pittsburgh. L. T. Russell, Wash
ington; W. 11. 1-amUerton, Frankiln; L. B. Bowie,
UnioniownCH. Welty, Greensburgh:'B.KounukSouer
set; geoti A Gilmore. Bedford; Reed A Bon, Hunting
don; Mrs. Or, HoUidaysburg; Hildebrand A Co, Indi
ana; J. K. Wright, Kluituuiiir, Evans a* Co, Brook*
ville; A. Wilson A Son, Waynetburgh; M’Farlaod A
Co, .N. Calleider, MeadvlUe; Burton A Co, F.rie; J.
Magoffin, Mercer, James, KoUyACo,Batlen H. Smith,
Beaver, -LJJ. Eummenon, Warrea; F. L. AC. 8. Jones,
Coode report; 1\ Crooker, Jr, Bnrwusvlllo.
jiovl9-dAwly(lsYF _ i
~ CHHISTMAB PJBLBBKNTSI
THE subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
customcre and the public generally, that hi* ro» »
and FANCY GOODS are now open and
large ware room up stair*. 108 Market
iran be seen tho largest and most 1
meat ever offered for sale in iW»«W- lh
ing to buy cheep will please call, a* these goods were
imported direct by myself 10a Marfcet ft
QOMK of mw UoUdsy Preteuu
b be found Wood »l
PBUBTT&KIAH BOOK HOOKS*
NO. I® WOOD BTREEjT,
£P STUBS-)
and for *mle an assortment of
» V valuable. religious Books and Tjmu. comprised
in a senes of abont FOUR HUNDRED different pah
iicatien*. (of whieh catalogues pan bo had on apphea
tion,) embracing ■ many standard •work* »p •
Biography, Ac. Ac-selected and Jy*
Presbyterian Board of Publication in Philadelphia;
.and well adapted for Sabbath School, Congregational,
Ministers’ and Private Libraries. .
Persons wishing to purchase inch books, are invi
ted to rail and examine the assortment.
‘ The Depository of the Pennsylvania BlbloSocioty
is kept at these rooms. ocl&dAwamS
TO PRIBTKHB.
TIO? subscriber has on hand and for sale, as Agent
of L. Johnston A of Philadelphia, tne follow*
ingr
£5 pair of Cases;
45 rooms Fancy Letter, differen^vzat;
3TO Newspaper Cats; «
500 lbs. Leeds, ent to order,
10 Composing Sticks;
100 kegs Pront’s Newfcfafc
1 Brass Galley, Colicm Ruler, Bras* Rules of all
descriptions, Ac. ' | A. JAYNES,
Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth et
N —Orders received fornewType. anlOdAwS
PEKIB TBA STORK,
THE subscriber has jnst received at the Pekin Tea
Store, 70 Fourth street, 'a very large and well se
lected stock of-pare GREET* AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of which has been received in this
country since the first of February last, consisting of
all the different grades grown in the Celestial Empire.
Oar stock bein£ among the largest in the Weil, we are
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any otbor
noose in the etty. We invite retail grocers to call and
examine our stock and prices. They ran have it pack
ed in t, I, and 1 & packages, 5 ft tin eonnijiers, or by
half chests, to sail their convenience.
Oar retail prices vary for Oolong, Black Teas ftam
GO cts. to 81,50 per lb.; Ning Yonng Souchong, &octs;
Congo GO. and English Breakfast GO, Young Hyson,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 3S cts. to 81,35 per lb.
Families are requested to send and gqt samples of
ofour Teas, and try them before purchasing.
myIMAwS A. JAYNES, 70 Fourth street
OSO. w. SMITH A- CO.,
TNFORM their friends and the pubGc thatlhayhavt
X no longer any connection with thhir late establish
meat In Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh Brewer*
having removed their entire business to the POINT
BREWERY.in pit* street mylS:d t*
[pr Tns sun or a tils Bantu is not more repai
sive than a bad, putrid breath, or dark, yellow discos
ed teeth. Ifpereons have these it is their own fault—
they can, for two shillings, buy an article that will
make their breath pare ana sweet as tAi Spiff *0? o
AroMa.
It cares diseases of the Gums, spongy or u(centted,
and fo? the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar,
fastening the teeth in the gums, and clean them as
white as the mete qftJu fruztn Sank.
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones’s Amber
Tooth Paste,, and, without praising it ourselves, bear
what one of onr most respectable and 'scientific Den*
-lists, Mr. Kf Field, of New York, says:
“I have both used and analized this beamlftl and Irh
palpable article, (Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste,),and
eon recommend it as possessing all the quoliUeaelalm
ed for it.” Reader, -wo can say no more to convince,
only that if yon try this once yon will be well pleased.
It is pot np In beautiful English Chian Pots, for M
cents.’ Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, W Labors
ty street, Pinstmrgh. ongdtdAwT' •
• E 7“ ExtrmoKS anp Bun lts)
iaa Chemical Soap causes a free perspiration, and a
the same tune mobfies,- softens, and whitens uia skin
giving u the texture and beamy of an infant’s.
Scckvt, Salt Rbstji am) Bosks, are soon not only
healed, but cured by its use, us at least seven Phy»
cians in New York know, who use it in sueh cases,
and find it unfailing—a*', also in *
Pnm-Kj, Hlotcuis, Fikcxlxs, or any other skin ills*
ease. The reader- is assured that this is no useless
"puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove. I could enu
merate ut least 60 persons'cured of
Sorb Hron, Sorb Lkos aim Boss Bsoxs.—Buy It,
and use it, and the reader is again assaredl. would
not eruelly sell it for the above unless I knew it to be
ill I state. Those who ore liable to
Coated, Cbackxd, ob Cuatxd Flush, will find this a
cure. Any one olfiicted with any of the above, or tim*
ilor diseases, will find this all aha even more (admire*
blc in its properties) than I state.
But, reader, the stores are Hooded with imitations*
and be sure you ask for JONES’S Italian Chemical
Sosp. Sold by WM. JACKSON, Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. j sugfhdAwT
[H* All uool mums ore honorably assured that
thefollowing are the actual qualities of a 9s. bottle of
Jotto’s C?rel Hair Restorative. If (hey doubt oar
word, they cannot these rnghly respectable citizens
who have tried it:— - \
Mr. Geo. Becket, 41 BnW New York.
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, MV.rt'e sv, Brooklyn.
Mr. Wm. Tompkins, M King it, New York.'
-Mr. Thn*. Jackson, Mnntotint Island,near Pittsburgh
11. li. Cullen, late barber steamboat 8. America.
And more than a hundred others state, though this
must suffice, that it will force the hair to grow on the
head orfaco, stop it falling off, strengthen the roots,
removing scurf anddandnifffroro the roots, making
red, or gray hair assume o fine dork look, ana
keeping dry, burn or wiry hair moist, soft, clean and
beautiful, a very, very long time.
Sold by the Agent, WM.'JJACKPON, W Liberty ft,
Pittsburgh. Price 37), 50 ecru*, and one dollar.
_auBnlAwT_ .
MING (X)M MON PREPA RKI) CHALIL
They are uot aware how frightfully injurious ii{in
u> the skin! bow coarse, bow rough, bow sal
tow, yellow, and unhealthy the -kin ap
pears after prepared chalk! Be
sides it is injurious, containing n
large quantity of Lend!
We have prepared h bentitifiil vegetable article,
rliicb we rsll JONKSfsPAMSM-MLV WHITE
It i-i perfectly innocent, being purified of all delceti
au« quaiun;-,; nn<l it imwrti io dii elnn s natural, heal
thy, pißbister, clear, living white; at the sumo timr
acting a* n c-OKmolic on the sum. making it soft and
< month Sold by the Agsiiu WM. JACKBOK, M» Lib
erty at, Pittsburgh. Prii e 35 cents. nug7alAwT
MEW D JIHD|I7 ARU BTORJC
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
Wo* 78 Wood i tract, Pittsburgh.
HU UEK AND LAtIpMAN, importers aniTdeskis
in Foreign and Domestic HARDWAIUJ, in
all its varieties, ore now prepared to soli as low and
on as reasonable terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
We solicit oar friends, and' the public generally, to
call and examine our nock, which cousins in part of
KNIVES end.FORKS|
SCISBOKB, SHEARS, RAZORS, Hour: Trimmings,
each as Ixieks. lunches. Hinges and Screws, together
with overy article usually kept in HsrilwHrc
We Invite the nlie.nucm of Carpenters and Meo(icnies
generally to our which have been
selerti-d with great care, u:*.d *v!,ic)i we arc doicnui,'*
ed to tell so as n, give #au-:u. u.i;i. npialAwT
Property lm Allsghonyjtltyfor Rule*
THK sabucnl-ere oiler for •ale •» nsnibefc( < cbotoe
Lois, situate in the BccotiJ Ward, fronting on the
Common ground, on easy tnnr.s ia<|u:re of
W. O’U. ROBINSON, Any m Iraw, 8t Cioir ct
or ofJASROBINPON. on iheprcmleai
*
KEW UOOKLS!
TIIK. WAR WITH MEXICO, by R.S. Ripley; a
vols.
FUemenU of Khotoric; comprising an Analysis of
the Laws of Moral Evidence and of I’crsansiou; by
Richard Whale ly, B. D.
Essay on Christian Baptism; by Baptist W. Noel, M.
A.
The Orilviea, a Novel.
Fairy Tales, from all Nations; !>y Anthony R. Mon*
tallm; with 31 illustrations t>7 Doyla.
Just rec’d by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, •
corner Third and Market streets
Hew and Elegant Ulft Books!
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS; by J. T.
Headley, with eleven original design* by Durley.
Poems and Prose Writings,.by Richard 11. Dona; 2'
vol« n muslin.
Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poety, with six illustra
tions engraved on steal, by John Sartain.
Just received by JOHNSTON A STOCJCION,
dcSM corner Third and Market it*.
Now Books.
PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT; or a Practical View
of the mutual duties, relations and interests of the
Medical Profession and the Community; by Worth
ington Hooker,M. D.” '■
The Works of Jißehael De Montaigne; comprising
his Essays, Letters. Ac. By Wm. Huxlett.
Nineveh and its Remains. By Austen Jleury Lay
ard. Esq., D* C. L. ,
Glimpses of Spain; or Nohra of an Unfinished Tour
inlM7. By S-T. Wallis. '
Tapper’s Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; ulus-,
tntea. Just received by .
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
novfll corner Market aad Third streets
1849-50!
LOCKWOOD’S ILLUSTRATED
min mod Books—Books in richly carved binding,
illuminated and illustrated—Books superbly bound m
Velvet, Biik, Morocco, and Composition, in imitation
of the Middle Ages—Bibles and Prayer Bocks, beau
tifully bound-in Velvet and Morocco, magnificently dr
oumented and Ulaminaled. For sole hy
JAMES-D. LOCKWOOD,
a»q* Bookseller A Importer, Wood #t u
CRAB ClDER—3ol>bl* and 3hf hbls, a; fine article,
for sale by BURBRIDGE; WILSON A CO,
dcl» ; Water st
DASH.MERE3 ADB LAINB—S cases super new
style Ca«hmcre» and Do Loins, with very high
lolont; rcc’d and now opening at ...
dc2o ~ A A MASQN A CO’S
LEATHER SCRAPS—2 Sk* in Itore and fot sale by
dc2o COPE A BRKVFOnLR
OATS —104 bu Inhaling and for sale by
dc2o OUGRANT
jls Dried, for sale by
b
rLdeSO
SEEDS— 4 bags Flaxseed;
1 bbl Timothy seed; for sale by
Jc2U . ' CH GRANT
LARD— 9 bids receiving and for sale by
deal <3 II GRANT
SUGAR— 10 hhd*ptiae~N'o,
ill bbls Refined; lor sale by
dc2o J D WILLIAMS, UP Wood «t
MOIJkSSES— 20bbli Plantation;
VJhfbblsSogar llou,ic,|
.10 ** Golden Syrup; for sste.by
dc2o JD WILLIAM!
IAUIES’ WORK BASKETS.—The • largest, .and
i finest assonmentever brought to this nty, rec'd
direct from Paris, aad for sale low by. '
dc3l C YEAGER, K 6 Market st
AMERICAN TOYl4—a large assortment of Ameri -
can Manufactured Toys, the ben and most fab*
stsntisl mado in the world. Call and scetbem at
C YHAGER'
PRINTS FOR W. R- Muorurinvitcsihe *J
tentiouof buyers to his assortment of PRINrs,
embracing the newest and handsomest styles, aud war
ranted fast colore. Also—English Chinldcs, of U*
and handsome patterns; and a large ur.*orUneniof new
figured light Prints and Chintzes, ,or v y n £“ju ß puy
R^J' LOOR^uon^jjil^»l!L
WATCHES 1 J—CHEAPER
an invoice of full jevrelW patent le ;
ver Watches; te “rets fine ««*, wh.ch I caa.ell **
low and thirty five d«riU», wargantod to
■•rJEWp*T, co«-
P \v W WILSON, Watchmaker end
drlH ' earner Market and Fourth ttrteti-
.TfILLIAMS’IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER,
W for removing Tartar, Scurvy, Conker, and #ll
■abstances destructive to the Teeth. It is delieious to
tho tastr, eleaaslog the mouth, healing and strengthen
ing the gums, and purifying the breath;
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Jeau R E SELLERS, 67 Wood st'
Twilled curtain chintzes—w. b.mui
rui has rec’d a further supply oi plain Scarlet aad
Twilled Certain Chintzes, at ue North East corner 0
, Fourth and Marketuts. ilttl
COFFEE— A small lot for sale by
dcUO STUART A BttLn._.
C II GRANT
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