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    BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
. BBPORTEU 4 TKLEGRAPBEO
>OR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZET
CONGRESSIONAL.
Wautwjtoh, Jan. 10.
Seutx—Mr. Clomena male a lengthy 'gpeeeb
the elavcjy retolmions from tb> Vermont
L«gi*latorr; in 'which he said, that the Union wo»
▼ihmble ooljr for the Tights it »ecare»; and if not,
it waajdeaired that if the tooth ghonld remain in
the Union, they muat be irealedwiifajoatice. Un*
len that ihoold bs done, let nothing be'aaid to him
tbont (he gtoriet of the Union, with degradation;
fv that wat worse, ten thousand times, than di*>
onion, no matter what might be it* cooiequenee*.
The nofth had iusulteJ, and attempted to degrade
the aonth, by the nppeala/rom the pulpit, even.
Hotter—ln the House, tbit morning, additional
balloting! were had Or Clerk.
Pint ballot—Fo/ncy, 102; Foote, 103; scatter"
log 6. |
Mr. Scheoek said be nominated Mr. Foote, ex
pecting to twite the vote, but seeing tha impossi
bility of doing an, he withdrew his nomination^
Mr. King, of New Jersey, nominated
B. Pringle. Mr. William* nominated Mr. French.
Mr. Pittman nominated George Pcrshre, of !>.?)**
ware.. 1
The House then proceeded to the 2d ballot, as
follows; Forney, 90; Pringle, G 3; Campbell, 32 j
•cattering, 25..
Third Balldfci^Foracy,‘93; Pringle, Cl; Camp
bell, 29; scattering, 31. No election.
A message from Iho.President announced that
he had signed the tilt allowing the fcmkingjprivi
lege to tlic widow of the Into President Polk.
ARaiVAL OP.THE FALCON. >
tLtcnoJt* w ciuroaKia, S:e. -
I ' . AVw Origin j, Jap. 8.
Tbealeamer Falcon arrived to day, from Chi*
*"»• I:''..'’' - j
Fifteen thousand votes were cast in California,
at tha Recent,eiectiont.
Peter H, Burnett hsa<heen eLvleJ G.->\ p!nor;
John McDougWl, Llepl. Governor; G. W. Wright,
end Edwin Gilbert, were elected Representatives
to Congress; ail Democrats. Nothing dcoiaiye as
to tha V. Sitiea Senators.
Labor inSaa.Franciao.) is becoming cheaper.
Heavy boots sell at $B6 per 'pair.
The growth of San Francisco is~without paral
lel 'The population now amounts to twenty
thousand regular inhabit mt*, ssyiog nothing ef
the traatient jopulatko. Commerce wtib ether
pansht growing more active.
Several parties bayo been overtaken by tmow,
andielret'ha* been aeottiietu. I
The quantity ofgold dog, continues to increase.
The rainy season bia act in—making the roads, fn
the vicinity of the mines, impassable. j
The carpenters at Sacramento struck tor tyager,
and qrt-aow r<vciving aixlcen dollars per day.
• la San Fraacirco, the weather ia dclighfui The
nlr a os bland «cd balsa? a* au Italian summer.
The nils around the Bay are already covered
with fresh crops of gra««. ■
PRiLsocurms, Jsa.llO.
Too Uongariah. Exiles, including Governor
Ujabtxy and fimtly, and Madam Jagello ora now
receiving.coitgrstsialiaa* at Independence Hall.
ArwsfOTJS, Jaiuj
nominated Ex-Governor
Pratt, for Ufl:te«l States Senator, lor the term of
«ix year*, and the unexpired term caused by the
resignation of Kfcyerdy Johasion.
NEW YORK MARKET. I
; _ New York, Jau.lo.
• boon atrjßT.
Flour—Tdcr'ei* no importea: alteration in prices,
butarilen havo the advantage.
Grain—Wheat i* wanted, but bayers and seller* are
opart in their view*. . Th<- demand Tor Corn has fallen
off, and prices have receded. Males of old western
mixed at 811 c.
Provision*—Pork is doll, and may be quoted. nomi
nally at SildfltjSO f«r mew, and 44,50 for pritqe, pei
bartel. 1 . f
. New Tons, Jan. 110.
SVEJtntO BEPORT.
Cotion— Holders ore firm, in consequence pf the
steady importiaiUe-souihem market, and demand an
advance. Bayers are unwilling to purchase at pn ad
vance upoftfonper rates. • |
Flour—The trade has been heavy, and the market
setive and buoyant, bat with slight advance in prices-
Salea goOd.eammoa ondatraight brands at 9505,35;
of ckoiee j
GroCeri**—Titriwis a good feeling in the Coffee
market, and prices arc bra. Sales St. Domingo at tOe.
Lead—The demand for Pig has increased, with, 1 sale*
»t 91,50.; .
' NEW OB.LEA.N3 MARKET, See. i
; Nrw Oklsass, Jan. 9.
. Colion-*The sales yesterday and Monday amoon".
ed to 17,000 bales, at an advance of t to i, the
market closing irmly.
Tie Falcon, arrived' Jrom Cbsgrcs with 119 pas*
•angers, leaving ame hundred persons on tho Talk
mns awaiting •iraoaportntion. i
' UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS.
W. B. MURPHY continue* to keep on band a fall
• asionment of the-Welsh Unshrinkable 'Flan*
nel*. and hasTecestiy received n *upply of the : finer
qualities. Al*» Bw»nsdown Flannel*, a seareo arti
cle .and Well.adtpted for the wear of invalids, and
others wanting something warmer than ossali Alto,
Persian ranri.Ufcuje,Flannel* for Infants wear; to
gether with a.fall supply of Americas manufactured
Flannels.- of different qualities. Alto, SHROUDING
FLANNELS, of all the different widths, at the North
Eureorher Market «u.
|l /"Wholesale Rooms op mir«, where dealers will
aOTIOES.
heretofore existing under tho
firm of JußCuoii&Sus, it dissolved by the
cease of Janes Cronan. The basinets will be eoa
linned by the subscriber, who sriu settle tho accounts
of the late firm.: JOHN M’D. CROS3AN.
Moconxahela llotue. Dec. 23. IM9.—{dcS-lm:
r O. ttUGAfbr-13 S. U.Sugo
i ■ «te»B«r BtUli*n» ud <br uJe by
Jan 3 :; JAMES MALZKLL, i» WatCT «.
StJQAft— -W bfulii now Jar.Uinr from stfamerjftm*
barr.'ftr talc by ISAIAIf DICKEY k. CO.,
Jtj ■~ ' *’ ’ " ~ Front at.
CHkraV —SPDLo »ci is atere and for «•!« by <
DICKEY ft CO,,
jua •* ' •• Frontal.
IOSTO.N dOPAL VAIINI^H—<,>n rcn»irnmer.t
»foraalo by* liJAIAII DICKEY A. CO.,
I«S3 > '* Front it.
f—is bsiea Cot iftla Ijr •
- s - ISAIAH PICKKY tCO , Fiom tl
Cimv.,
-w"
*PP-.Na l f-.mln Or
g jjujj _I9 41AIJ PICKKV & Cf*~ Ffonl at.
..’•'■•w.l* tlii'tln* to BwbacriUe. :
of Sootl’* JtepHni* Vf the Four Qcurler-
V/-lie* and JJlafkwood; 610 ptr year.
Moni* k. Willi*’ Ilotae Journal, pobkatied in New
York weekly; f* per Mnorn.
Downing** Hdnicohuraliat, monthly; *J per year.
InvalnaMr. ••• . •
The Cultivator, monthly; 81 per *nnom.
Tho AgTicnlloralitl,monthly; 31 per year.
The Democratic Review, monthly; ®3 per annum.
TM'Banker** Magazine, do .$& • do .
i . i 8 . >. james p Lockwood,
janB BoaktcUcr Adgipormr, 63 Wood at
clMlqoatgiuofßlMkttaAFluwcii.
fTWEPAYETrEMANCFiCTUaiNG COMPANY,
X iatenrtiag to rehwjai'k ihrir retail trade on-Mar
ketatreet; now offer ujeir large and iplendid •lock of
Blanket* and Flannel*; at pnee* heretofore unknown
to this city, at tho --■ /■ HI. AJiKlfr DEPOT,
Jan3-4w . • f. No SC Market H
N-. O. PUUAB—4u hhda old. rood article, fcrrealo bf
oJka* 9k W HABBAUOII
ree’d and for aalo by
t / janl • ' ' ■ ft ft w lIAttBAUOII.
bbl* Ertra, Juit rea’dandfor aate by
JP COPEADREYFOOt.K
CIIK£3E~-I£oo hit prime Shipping and CuttingJ
ott» “ Greta • •• , “ ■
*?*”!*- h T • J*^ 1 - * JBCANFIEIiD
tiIIALWIV —S® bhfa jtut reed and for tale by
L jarrt-- S & \V HAQBAUGH
SHEEP FELTS—-3231n atore and for »al<* by
itag _ ■ B * w lIARIIAUGH
•FjlUyWto DRnUjNGtf—o nalea hearr, /ail rre'd by
X> 4eS4 •• •; PHACKLETt ft WHITE
G' OLtAJO»-»* cox la tiort an 4 foTSieb? !
_BtWJfARBAt;«H
TATfNKD HOO SKINS—t Jozrerd and for tain by
jlnnl • ' 3A W HARDAUtiII
BOCKWIIBAT FLOUR—im «tck.in
>«i» i»y . ffruART t RiLis
iieS Wo ltd Woo,} ft
ODA AtiH-7 c««iSoipWUw
•icuoirOhio, Bm<J foroue l»y
d f 7l ; . . Ta:
Aik, rec'dper
■fcTEW SUGAR—IO c*«k» ree'd and formic b» f
LYdc3i: TASyEYAHE-iT-
MOLASSES— £5 bbU ree'd per ObjQ,and for tale It
Ac3l TASSEVfcUfcar 1
V«*OULD CANDLES— 25 boxe* for tale br
tvl dc3l‘ TAS3KY fc DECT
SII. aiOLASSKS—IQ bbls. a prime article, for tale
.hr • df3t TAB3KYfc BKSTT
OWNV.R3 WANTED for Two TarpaotLnt, rec’d
oer Wronilng. G B MILTENDKRoEtt,'
oc3l 5 •' ’ noCT Fromm
X'« Ua'Wl) and for aaioiow toclo** conwrnnuru^l
0 N lObbli Kfl*li** Vcniuaa Red;
v ID wgajtfods;
150 *< NoaiUmnj -
. > 3. w .cWoride Uasr, ■■
5 botes WraSaap;
im u . Btititfa Lvnrr.
IOT . . . JOHN MTADEN k. CO,
. ■ .; . ►- _ • Omul Bann. Pann ttreri
Ctii rinuneg*; ~ . ; j
S l»bii Clove*; . ;
'** fioiMuCmi*; • j
1 ca#r M*e«. fcr*4lc If r _ -
j3l t 4 CO, 34 WooJ »t
P t^,H^^ M ” , ? ,r iol^WACTtdo
n U^ E -»e M »*r^be.,,rcr.^ ATOto( ,
b by .“*]
J KtPI>*CO,COWooJ»I ,-
tPfafuJJrMbVJ
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TBABI
atm jmcHAirT't ucßJuraa.
COMMITTEE FOB DECEMBER.
jotavk nm* w. a. Bvarar mm bat.
• Arrival* and Departure* off Halls.
Eastern Mail, via Philadelphia, due 3 a-* close* 19 v.
Western Mail, Cinciimau and Louisvile, one B*. tt.,
closes sa. x. . a ,
South, vt* Baltimore and Washington, due 8 r. tt., elo-
North We«ern,m Cleveland, doe 10 a. m xlaxt O a. tt.
Erie and Western New York, due 8 r. x. eloses 6 a. m.
KtUunning, due? a. closes sr. x.
Warn ox rat Cdvaos SruxKxs
—During, the winter months the steamera composing
the Canard Line will sail from New York, Boston and
Liverpool, as follows:
Cambria, from’Liverpool, for Boston, Dec. 15, 1849
Canada, “ “ for New k ork, u 39,
- ** “ for Boston, Jan. 19, iB6O.
u - “ for New York, “ 28,
tt “ ■- for Bostoo, Fob. 9,
m “ v “ for New York, “ fij,
n » “ for Boston, March 0,
U u . “ for New York, “ 98,
«• *• *• for Buiton, April 0,
Canada, from New York, Tot Liverpool, Dec. 12,1849.
Europs, from Borion, for u “ |O,
niberaia,- Hn New York, for “ “9ft,
Catabna, Pm Boston, for “ J*q. 9 t i850
Canada, from New York, for “ “93,
“ from Boston, for “ Feb. 8,
“ front New York, for “ “20,
“ from Boston. for u March 0,
4< from New York, for " “ 2U,
“ irotn.Boston, for “ April 3, .
“ from New York, for “ •* 17,
“ from Boston, for u May
Orrica, Prmsmoii Gaicrra, 7
Friday Morning, January 11, ISSQ. j
The weather yesterday W\s clear and debghtfttl,—
being mure like April than raid-winter. In a geaVral
way, quite a lively business was doing. The river
continue* in splendid navigable order, and butineuon
the wharf daring-yesterday, manifested a degree of
activity that exceeded that of auy'prevujus day oi tho
seaaoa.]'
The ri»c in the river is chiefly from the Monongkhela,
snd at present there is ao hosting ice in the Allegheny.
We tears from Lost*}o>t in froja Ciueionati, that some
di£culty'was experienecd from floating iee, mostly
from the southern tributaries of tho Ohio; bat owiug to
lie'rece ntmiM weather, the floating masses of ice
bare been softened, and it it probable that the river
will soon be entirely clear.
FLOUR—In ibis leading artieie of the market, noth
ing of interest has transpired. In the way of small op
erations, we coaiinne'ourqaotaiionsat 91,50 from first
hands, and at a range ol 44A5 store, ac
cording to quality end brand.
' Rtc Poor*—Small iota are regularly, diipased of from
store, at 91,9501,12 f bbl.
GtAtX—ln the. Grain market very little is doing.—
Sole* 18 begs Barley, at 55c 9 bu, which is about the
ruling figure. Sales of Cora from store, at 34035 c
bushel. '
J 5 Bnjt_Ma*r—Sale of 45JKW b*, at 4c, log-rouail, 4
mos, and firm.
Litd—Sales of 25 bb!s In lots, at 51051 Sales of 37
keg* at£|c P fi>.
Bacos—The market is quiet, and sot much doing.—.
Soles of new sugar cured hams, by Re tierce, at 9e.—
Shouidei* ins; be quote! at 4)041, and Sides at 5c
> b.
besvy tales to report- Rempis have
been fair, and sapphes have accutaslated. Prices of N
O Sugar, for new and old;, range from 5J to S(c, asdfie
Ur prime oid S«>ea of Loaf Sugar, SBldc.
UoLaaiss—P/ieea, if any thing, have been less firm,
owing to the reeeaJ anrvala, aai may he iaiziy quomd
at a range oftS) to 27ie F ga- T b S H Moiaa»££al 400
4L in small lots. , *—-
Sara* Pitrs- 1177 at TSe, eaeh. -
Aaas—Soda Ash remaieiflrm at 4{95e, tot we bear
of uo Urge trausactioas. Chher Ashes are wuhosl
change.
Fua—The' market remain* firm at the following
prices;—Salmon, 914 Fbfcl. Mackerel No. 1,815; No
3,910,5 o; No.X Herring range* from iffUi to
90,50 for eorarasa eastern aad Labrador.
pHtLAbcCFHu, Jan. 5,1550.
. IsiiXcnoM or Bxkf ilu Poac.—We have been fur
nished by Mr. Bradley, with ihelfoUowiug statement
the amount of Beef and Pork impeded during tho put
year, too which we have added the amount Impeded
during the previous four years:
tcs. bbl*. me*. bbla Its.
220 5414 *9flC
130 2,115) 85a 619
1517 04 4,310* 234 1621 2JO
tS4C 1920 2,106 14,700
ISIS ;IC2I 1,056 7.4 W
A raueti larger quantity than this paistss through the
hands'of private Inspectors, of which no account baa
been famished.—lhq.
Ixsvccrtox or LtiTitr*.—The law requiring the in '
cpcction of leather, went Into effect in May, lSt3.-Tho
Inspection* aince have been as follows:
In 1519, Bides 319,150
“ 1543, “ 301,261
“ iM7, “ 2S3AU
“ I*W, “ 241,153
“ “ 831 A«t
-“ 1544, «*• 233,377
“ 1543, “ 181,000 •
Of the amount inspected in 1549, 194,713 sides were
ianghtrr, and 124,403 sides Spanish sole leather.—
-Phil Cca-Litt.
Bainscma, Jan. 4, ISSO.
Fun ass Mrtu—Tbefollotrisf aretheiaspeciioos.
if Floor udHeal, daring the year 1949:
bbta halve**
Howard Street Flour- •
City Mill« Flour--*—•
Susquehanna Ffbur—
;£anuly Flour
231,227 53,053
10,774 000
27,023 635
Toial Wheat Flour-
Total Bye Flour- ••
Com Meal
Total of all deteriptione 429 810,485 0,737
| Suoaa ass Correa.—The import* of Sugar into the
port of Baltimore, during the year 1643, were u fol
low*:
Uul* bb!«. boxes. ban
Porto Rico .•••CC5d 6li
Caba CSC sau
NowOrl-itn*..-... S3K *t96
A|ial spas. ••»••• ICIS
Pernambuco-—-
Jamaica ••
Coastwise
150 5(7 100
Total: --'-15,315 5151 4029 13,191
The import* of Coffee into the port of Btltimora da
inf the year ISI9 were aa follow*
From R'O'de Janeiro
** Lajnayia-■
° Java-----
* St Bombifo —
“ Porto Rico
u Jamaica
Hu Atutf tf ike Company are at/Mnet,
Bead*, Mortgage* and Ground real*, BA/7U 33
<> United State* tux per cent Loan, OO
Pennnlraaia, do do 10,000 00
l 1)0 Five do do 8,800 Ul
Philadelphia CUy Six per cent. Loan, 10,303 00
BtUa Jtecelrable, 3l
TO Phare* Stock Union Bank of Tennes
i .pee, 3,130 OQ
‘Hi do do Merchants and Manufar
ureri Bank, Pituburgi,
180 Share* Stock American Mutual Iniur
, ancc Company, '
__ 5 Share* Stock Philadelphia and Havre do
Srxato—The bllratat Uhle'ipl .ha> Ihe export, BSk^lew^'MS’le.e,.
f *pecw from New York aince the 13th alt-, and for utce Company, . 100 oj.
the year 1519: 8 Share* Sloek Philadelphia Exchange
.
Berqne Msris, St Tttfnss, five frtiuti, 17,000 •-‘‘MKSix S'SS
Brtf An Metis, Leptirte, An h.lf d.11.t., <,«» ?„
•y otfl | 99 7SS Balancesintha hand* of Agecu, and Pie<
Preriouly reported,. BifiCOjOSi mama on. Marine Police*, recently i»- w
Totni Jan. Ho Dec. 31,1549, L n ? rc *L d ,“ e ’ imnu! So
t«o~Brig Corro, Brazil*, Spaaiah dollar*, ' 10*000 Sobscription note*, IOOJM M
__ ; t-ysfm 90
v~ ica&c bars.
••••••• 26,648 “
0,750 “
1,413 «
To**! imports in isip.
“ - 1949.
Lett <n 1949 than 1943-
•American.
BuUrn Stock Bukit,
Nxw You, Jan 7,1650.
Sale* S2ISV U S Trea* Notes, atllto; $5OOO D S Ct,
1907, at lUg.aad «7WOdo do, at IMf; 91000 Ky 6*j, at
W*i; Slow Erie 6'i, li-fcj, at 1U0J; *5OOO do do, 1959, LCO
at S3}; T. ik Bit State N Y, at 9H|; 190 do N A Trust, >3O
- 121, (XI sh N Y A Frie R R,'5BJ.
At the board to day, Us9*l of 1907, aivance^fCan
ton, and Erie RB ihj, 1; Fanners’ Trust Co and Be ed
it'd ft 8* li Harlem RR, and Morris Canal Co,
Erie 7’» of I£d9 closed at Saturday’* prices.
Foaxton Excnamnt—There ia a good supply of
nerltaf bi)U, and prices are scarcely so firm. On the
other hand francscannol be purebaiedon as favorable
terms as on Saturday. There is considerable doing In
beth description*. We quote u follows .—On London
Io7|®lo£ Paris, Sf^l|9Sf,3o; Amsterdam, 40OIOf
Hamburg, 350354; Bremen, 77J073.
‘ PMlLansmu, Jin. S' 1850
: Sales 8500 Pittsburgh o's, IBM, at trt>c; *3600. i’enui
S’s,C4Pdv off*l67l; •aOOUS<r*,IM.3;C&P,UX>I,
•s*ooo U S Cs, '67, C 4 P, till, and 81000 do do, a£l 12)
521,000 Sch Nav 6*s, at)9|;B3UU csuiy, now, at hoi.
Batimoa*, Jan. 7.1850.
SakaSlUoUBf%l9B7,at 1111; 81100 do do, 111;
SSOO MdC’a.allCOi; UUBaJt(Ti. iaio, at mi; so aba
Match Bk, Ml; 10 do do, Balt 4 Ohio B R, at 5S|.
Rnro Best*.—The Cepe Girmdeaa (Mo.) Eagle, of
miles below that place, at Dog Tooth Bend, ,u,making
Mhrosf h the land very fait. Tbf Bank has fallen in to
within 300 yards to what la called Big Lake, a body of
water sooto 000 yards in width, and 13 miles in length.
Whenever the river reaehesihis lake, wbieb will not
be long hence, the largest portion of tlie river will pats
through this Cut off - , ar.d rewro to the present channel,
either aboat 7 mile* at.trve Cairo, or abont 8 miles be
low the month, thereby forming a large island.
CODFISH —SO drams on hand and for sale by
d>-3i JOHN WATT 4 CO
HI'iAVY CAIVIUN FLANNKLS.—Feraon* want*
inff a Terr beary artiele of Canton Flannel will
haa iist the iiorc of AV It MURPHY,
_®_s© eomecFoonh and Market au -
HORists CUVEKH —O Cura Kluitc Uoru Covers,
ycnr betTT-cad «pleodid article, Jail rac'd and
w ‘^.. low * “ No. A Wood meet, by
J A H PHILLIPS
C'iS' 8 “FTta
tad for sale by
J KIDD A CO
A L^ Uu^-' i:t bbU JMlwe’d and for sale by
dc ” • J KIDD A CO
E^eaT 3 bW ‘ Pre,h *i a » t reeVl and for sale by
i BTUART h BliiL
M%™ UEL ~ Iahf * nd * rl g■ f ;
fyS5? VINraJAB-gtbbta m trm, ju.trccM by
~ HTUAET A SILL
few kegs sale try
±K”r* ; STUART A SILL
COHN— 200 bultiatore and for salebv
A*? 3 . - Rtuartahtt.l
.-800 bb!s juit rce’d and for sale bv
’ • • -STUART Ag|l.l.
PEACHES--
ic» -
CLOVE® 3EE&-1 bbl. u store *ad (otb
dc|V,: . SrUAfiTABILL
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
Rtvsa^— I There were 9 feet 6 Inches ia the channel
last sveoing, and rising.
„ , _ ARRIVED.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Bearer.
Michigan, Bries, Beaver.
Leko -trie, Clark, Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, WellsVtlle. • ‘
Vlroqua, Galloway. Monongahela City
Fashion, Peebles, EliaabeUi.
Atlaniic, Parkison, Brownsville.
Btltie, Jacobs, Brownsville. ;
Camden, Hendrickson. McKee«fo>n.
Zachanr Taylor. Lucas, Cinriaaati
Louia McLane, Connel, Whccliry. •
DEPARTED
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Lake Erie, Clark. Beaver
Beaver, Gordon, Wellsvjlle.
Michigan, Bries, Beaver.
Viroaua, Galloway, Mononaahcla Cm
Camden, Ilendriekson, McKocspori
Fashion, Peebles, Elicabeili.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson. Brownsville.
Buanak No. 9, Mclytyrr, New Orlceas.
DeAYltt Clinton, IVvintidv, St .
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. -
; BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, am*, m snd A r u
BRAVER PACKETS, fia. x and 4 r u
WELLSVILLB PACKETS, 9 a. «.
. 'LOUISVtLLEs-Kcntacky, If s
CINCINNATI—BriIIiant, 10 a a
WIIKELING—Ixjui* McLane, » a. a
Fob Crxnsnan.—lt will be seen by advertisement
that the splendid steamer Brilliant,Cspistn tltaor. will
leave for Cincinnati this day. at Id a. v.
IRPOBTI DY RIVER.
I.OL'iSYILI.R--Prr Ohio—7 tks fosthcra, l bbl corn
meal, 20 ska samhe, Forsyth A co; l hbd, l bM sugat, I
bbl* molauea, W KD*Ti3bbls hominy. J Kerr; 10lull*
gunny b*gs,(*tuafl4tSin;ed©do,'fl McClurkau 5 oo;
4 pkga; Holt A Maltby; 20 sks leathers, A Culbertson,
15 bbl* whisker, \V Freodman; I3pky», Bingham; I kg
J B Clark; 19 bbl* chsreoal. P C Martin; 100 bbl* ni«>-
ltaaes,3 hhda tob, J McDonald; .35 bbl* cotton, King,
PemtockiA co; tit) bbls molasses, J McDevttt;:! bbl*,
Sellers A Nicols; 6100 pcs b meat. Jo* l.aaghltn: I bg
mdie. Geo Cochran, 10 sit fruit, R Dslif.U;syXW di, 9
pkp meats, A Laughlin.
• CINCINNATI—Per Brilliant-158 bbis whisker., J
Parker, S pkgs, Baker A Forsyth; 87 bxs cigar*, ll*T
baugh; 10.bga akt, R A Campbell; 30 bbl* o teed, XV
Dyer; 41 hhat bacon, FVrsytb A co; 40 bbls beaf, Sellers
tt NicoU;7o bbts stcrlne, 94 hhds.bacon.Ul rk«, 3 bl<ti,
1 hf bbl, 7 btt liquors, Crumpton A co.
Per 7. Taylor—ll 9 bbls molasses, Bagaley A ro; <f
do do, J A Hutchison A co; 1 bx muttcal Instruments,
Mrs E Blane; 1 do mdse, il&rdy, Jones A co.
BEAVER—Pc.r Michigan—l bbl lard, 3 kgs butter,
W A R McCutcbeon; s*bbls luuer, I kg, 1 bx do, j II
Canfield; 5 bis sheep pelts, 2 bx< butter, 9 bl* wool. D
Leeeh 8c co; 13bdl* paper, L Loomii; s do, H M Rid
dle; 100 nail kgs,' Cuddy, Jones A rp; 91 do do.
Lindsay; 60 doxbrooms, 12 bgi c seed, owuer*
Fer Lake Erie—24 bg rye. Rrhwa A Kirkpstnck; 1
bx mdse. Childs A eo;150 nail kgs, Wood A No Knight;
150 do do, 'Cuddy, Jones A co;9|bbl* saleratu*, Wick
A McCandlets: 4 bbls c seed, «atae; l stove, 13 nr*
hollow ware,Sheriff A Shirk; 10 hM* whisker, Miller
A Rtcketson, 17 bbls flour, Lindsay, 9 bbl* applet, J
McDCrootn.
BEAVER A WELLSVILLE— Per Caleb Cope-91
bbls butler, 'Vick A'MeCtndiess; 13 doe teed, SAW
Harbsugb; 20 kgs lard, Aruitrong A Croxar; • lot sun
dries. owners;26s pcs b meal, 5 bbl* lard, M A W liar
baugh; 2 dodo, R Dai sell A co; 6 do taleraiui, Tastey
A Bcti; 13 bbls Sour, A Murdoch; lot sundries, Wood
ton. °
WHEELING—Per Jss Nelson-1? bids flour, Baker
A Forsyth; 24 bgs barley, R A Campbell; 241 pc* bulk
meat, 617!d0 do, Wm Bingham; tfl kgs lard, Holme* ,k
bro; l bxs butler, E Heazcltor.; 37 bbl* flour, McCor
mick; 6 bbls flour, 9 hogs, R Kttou;s3 pcs b meat, 3 kg*
lard. J Da'xell.
■j NO. AiCAUGHEY, Agent for lb* Erie and
«| Michigan Line to Beaver and the Lakes.—Office
oa the cornet of IVater and «t* Jan 4
ALEXANDER H. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT LA W—Office, on. Fourth street,
above SmithfieU—Lowne’s Buildings—up stair*.
- jana-y -
J. C. Bfeyfogle.—
IREYFOQLE a CLARKE,
■OORWABDINii AND COMMISSION MF.RCII-
I; ANT 74. and dealers in Window Glass, While
Lead, ie, No. 109 Second , jsn9-y
WESTEKN IKSDEAJICB CUBPASV
OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL 1100,000.
J. FninxT. Jr, Bee*y. | R. Millxx, Jr., PreiV
Will insure against all kinds of risks,
FIRE AND MARINE.
ALL losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly
paid.
A home institution—managed by Directors who are
well known in the community, and who are determin
•d by promptness and liberality to maintain tha char
acter which they have assumed, a* offering the best
protection in those to be lmu red,
Diaxrroas—R. Miller, Jr- Geo. Hlurk, J ty. KuiW,
N. Holmes, Wm. B. Holmes, C. Ibiu*en,;i;«>. \V
Jaekion, Wm. M. Lyon, Ja«. Ijpjnnrou, Tho*. K.
Liteb, James M'Auley, Ahrx Niunck, Tlio*. Seen
Orrn 39 Water street, (wareLou'c of rtpang
A Co., up staits,) Pittsburgh. jutidly
dTvidesd.
Orncior Aunimsi lli:mi I'd., )
! Pmsscxnu J*a‘v Ist, loJtt 1
THE President and Managers of the Company for
creeling a Bridge over the Allegheny. River, opno*
•He Pittsburgh, io the County of Allegheny, have Ibis
day declared a Dividend of Two Dollars on each
share of the Capital Sftoek, standing in the name of in
dividual* on the Books ef tho I'-utnpany. out of the
proflit of the last stx months, which will be paid to
Stockholders or their legal representative* lorthwith.
janadlOtvrjiT JOHN HARPER. Tremaurer.
DELAWARE KUTCAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COBPAYY,
OFFICE, IN NOBTII nOOM OF EXCHANGE.
0* JTlird Si rat, PJtilaJelpkts
THE following tiaietneni of the affair* of the Com
pany,)* pablubed in conformity with a proviatoa
of >u charter.
Primittsu mnvtd durxng the ywr ending Octo-
Ur 31*. 1549,
On Marine ami Inland Ri*k»,
6a Fire Riiki,
Earned Prrmnimj during tJ? year ending at
cion, —
Qq Maxine •n<l Inland Risk*, 8165 659 CO
Oa Fire Riikt, 05.53 U SG
61,773 2,061
8*51,000 tS
Inurer!, Salvage, and otter Ptofits, 134*19 74
1 * Lasses, Expense*, fe., during same line,—
J Merino and Inland Navigation Low a, .8198,445 83
. Fire Loue*, 7iJ)ll 49
Retarn Pretxuamt,
Re-iniurancea,
Agency charge*, 9,571 M
Expeoaca, Kent, Salaries, Stationery, Ac-, 0,090 S'J
iVav’ussadTH, 1a49.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
dividend of SIX PER CENT, in caih, on the Capital
'Stock and Scrip of'lhe Company, parable on and af
ter December Iti, 1849. Also, a dividend of TKN
PER CENT, tn Scrip, on thn Capital Stock, and earn
ed Premiums, certificates for which will-lie issued as
abase. ,
DIRECTORS. -.
Joseph 11. Seal, 11. Jones Brooke,
Edmund A. Souder, Henry Sloan,
Johu.C. Davis,. Hugh Craig,
Robert Barton, George Serrill,
John R. Penrose, Wo. Eyre, Jr.,
Samuel Edwards, Charles Kelly,
George (J, Leiper, J. (J. Johnson,
Edward Darlington, William Hay.
Isaac R. Davis, Dr. S. Thomas,
William Folwell, , Jobu Seilers,
JobnS. Newlin, Spencer Mcllvain,
Dr. R. M. Huston, J.T. Logan, Pilliburgii.
James C. Hand, D. T. Morgsu, do
Theophilos Paulding, Wm. Dagaley, do
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
GEOROE SERRILL, Vice President.
RICHARD a NEWUOLD, Secretary.
Uy the Act incorporating this Company, the parties
insuring property therein, aro entitled to a ausaa cf
the profits of the Institution, without subjecting them
selves to any liability beyond the premium paul.
The Capital Stock and Subscription Notes are
pledged by the Charter for the payment of losses ; und
the profits of the Company are directed to be invested
and remain in the possession of the Corporation, as a
fund for tbs farther security of the assured. This fund
will be represented by Senp, bearing an interest of sis
percent, divided among the Insured und Siockbold
us, pro rata, upon the amount of earned'Premiums
and Capital Stock. jantdtf
ADA MJ3* EXPRESS!
'TJTTK would respectfully call the attention of “filer
fy ehants n and others to the following card:
noticed “Messrs. Greene A Co.'*” late card,
in which they assert that they offer facilities unequal
«d by any other EXPRESS, we are, injustice to “our
selves" and to the “public,” constrained to «ey that if
our arrangement in the East had not rendered ours the
BEST CONDUCTED and fiIOST RELIABLE EX
PRESS, we would not have merited the liberal patron
age we now enjoy—nor could we have sustained our
selves for a aeries of years, and established a repula
lion uminti) gjiobtxikxd by any other 1 due. Uoless
our arrangements fo.r the speedy, cheap and cafe trans
mission of goods anil valuables of all descriptions, had
been unrivalled, and in extending our Line to all the
“Western and Southern" Cities, (having spared no
means or exertion to make it perfect,) we feel conn
. dent that the inducements which we offer to the pub
lic are ' ansarpanrA” and that we are fully enabled
to PERFORMwhat we PROMISE. •
ADAMS A CO. -
dc29-2w BAKER A FORSYTH, Agt*.
BACON— 9U pictea just ree’d and for aaie by
degf ARMSTRONG A CBOZER
SCORCHED BALTS—It) bbis oo consignment and
for aale by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, ,
. dell Front street
Ct PANlSlTClCAllS— aodioo prune, just rec’d enci ior
o sale by ! STUART A SILL,
dc3o No 119 Wood st
I LOU B—dobbTroPAnj h aji*»
F «ala by
PKPPKR—IO L>»« in ttora anil for «aie by ...
d«» t • rrUARTfcgIM,
BUITEB Jt LARD- JS ki*K» No 1 Lard;
\i •* Dairy Dntier: landing
andfrrcale by deW BROWN fc KIRKPATRICK
STATIONERY OUM—A ■appJy |n»l rec Maud fur
■ale at tha Robber Depot, bp . . _
de9 J A H PIIILLIPB_
BARBADOF2S TAR—2UU lb« genuine, iuUrtc'dard
(orMUeby dcStf JKIDDACO^
**roRTTD roa Tits riTTsm/aou t»*u,r aazxTTx
I*xiii,.NiM« —The rnpnrl of the President and
Directors of tho FoiMisylvsnia dm) Road Campa.
ny has efiiw.lnl nut nil mMtera rf local interest,
to itny
The g:„i6^^„ t ln tvtlkii
H«ll. in n I'hlW *inglng Is admir
M«*i ihu itrnH •'l'hnnio
t'himi*,** ifwrn 'l>- «»hii|.iio t tr
der*,|, *it,| w*. in U.i .Ugtoo Wo a
irquosiM.t t.i tmi. i|.u ||*|| | ir i,, K f
gngod (<•* the thofiliW ovunltlg, tl
KuiPip**,,. J,*vo it**-f* •!>*■ I'nm'prl u .
JAslurdnv otenlng •
r |HHlAtVti pm, nj..* ft Mi-n* *a*i
*- Hf* " iftn.l*!-* k‘«i
3<i - ft «
„ 3*' kea* tihUnjirig n t^ui
L” r v.*.!-r , 7 . Wmtwtk a MHMparint'K
|jMA»Xifl-Tisiilil* is>i f<i^ 7 4 t»*iJ fu* i.»
I do?? Ofiffh A HRF.Vf'rmi.K
CHtl'l'-tt) hog* ntYili Jrt.i tyi 1 -! (><i **U by
IKAD- IN pig* Jbs» ghij ft** •*!* br
J deft Aftt’Mft ttTpoNiHM.ib., ly.i
Reokiveh thi* iuv. nl rjmd.lP'rt Riifini ii m;.
PU r—l 9 Gum Kisstli* HtaUM, U.g* *l*o,
13 pair " Paiit*J
W " Goni*' fllnvp*, • *nii*ri"t nniebi
31 " " *•(!,) •) N<i b Winul
ttee«. .loqo J k H PHH.I.II’M
/'IOHN imouMfi -lvo do* in Slnio nm| r.» *»l« by
vJoW ftlt'Artl * HIM.
lil , pKtivl‘P-*?W *lo» lu *inie mill fm *als by
_ m;iiaiu;ah|LL_
f|A|)L MIvRt?V NEAT; Thought* Huggesled by ibe
i,’* by Gardiner Hpring, I). D. Just
i.IK # ' ll ’ iveelved iiy rapre*t, for lain siihe
PRWnVTHIHAN HOOK ROOMS, 7w Wood sirceL
«j> ttsits ' \
-AUiv- 'l'li* Atlrartioni of thy t’ronFby the Rev. l)r.
*PHng )nnl
'ATftM'-MIIGAR GIIRKD HAMS A BEEF— '
11 10 lieree* “F.van* A J4wilV• ,, (Ulterior ri C. Hum*;
VT hhU “ . •* - •• Ueef,
Ju»l n*o d and fq* *tir by
.dfVJ SELLERS A NICOHS
rifEl(S--9lHxi lb* prime, receiving, for sale by
- JpVtt __ STUART A SILL
' ltamovai \
Fay'etie Manufacturing Company have reino-
I. ved their Wliolusslr burinesa to the tiore reeemlv
oceupted by M««m*. M. 11. Brown A Brotheis, No. l«7
Wood *irrcl jnn-i-lw
jT IIdIVKH sEED--i) llllis. Piirac Clover SeeiT, just
recelvod snd for.slo by
■ b. 11'. MILTENBERGEB.
Jsn. Ist. U-fiU. No. b 7, Front Street
IjAEATHKIIH 50 sacks prime, lor sale by
— )•(•« , 8 A W HARBAUGH
G-KKKN APPI.i-lS—75 bbls in store and for sale bi
. I»b3 _ HARBAUGH
Y* ARD OIL- 20 bbtsTYHiirr Btr«ineJrfor sale-by
Aj l“0* H A WHARBAUGH
/ IRIIAM CMKESK,—SO bxs Howre'sextra.forsaleby
V ' i»«v ft A W HARBAUGH
ROLL BUTTER—S bid* prime, for sale by
_ ft A W HARBAUGH
*v ADBriNI9TRATOa*a NOTICE.
W'llKßKAft, letters of AdraQilstration to the Es
tate of ftarnuel KiddoO",*7jite of Snowden town
ship, Allegheny county, been granted to
the subscriber, ail persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate phvment; and those hav
ing elifw* against the same, will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlemeiu, on Wednesday and
Thursday, the tint ami Irih of April, tr*sU. at the late
residence of the deceased, to
jsttlo-w6i*ft JOS. KIDDQO, Adiu'r
FREEPORT ACADEMY
THE undersigned Committee wauld announce to the
public that they have procured the service* or the
Rev. M. KYKRftON, a rraJaato of Princeton College,
a* Principal of an Academy, to be located in Free
port, Armstrong county. The Principal will ure every
means in bi* power to establish a reputation for the
School, bv paying a strict attention to ibo intellectual
and moral training of the yr nth committed to hit rare.
The Course of Btady will be ail ibe Branches aio
ally taught In similar institution*, including the Greek
and Latin Languages, and the Mathematics, so far as
may be necessary to enter College. Ai«o the bicker
branches of an English Education, such at Natural
Philosophy. Chemistry, Astronomy, he. The above
studies will be arranged under two charge* 8s and
BIU per Session of XI week*.
A. H. Clarke.
The School will commence on the Ist of May. ISSO
REFERENCES. 7;.
Rev. A. Alexander, D. D-, ) Professors oi Princeton
•• Samuel Miller. D. D. J Theological Seminary.
“ J. Catnahani-D. D., Prea’vPfinretan Cqliier.
- Juo. McLean, D. D, V IhJ- ••
*• Joel fttoneroad, Florriice^lta.
*■ W. A. Breed, Steubenville, O.
“ George Gordon. Frankfort Springs, Pa.
Coxxrrrca—A W Lane, A Ralston, llenj Weaver
Wcstley Host in an, Wm. Moore head, Wm Mur
pby, Robert Morris. John Trimble.
FREDERIC KAI.ER, Prru i.
C G. Sxowoui, ftce'y -[defff-anMaylft
f,-*-* I *, 3 ALLEGHENY lUiH^'rY.Sft.
< l a >T N the Orphans'Court of said Coquiy.
t J L In tn# matter of the Admimstmtors ae
ouutof tlenrj-Chelfsoi, adiatuisirator of ibe rotate
of James MeCrarken. deceased, and alvtuf Ilir *«j?
ol said estate of said MrCrackrn .No oi March
Terra. l-W
Ami now. to wit, IVc 28tb. Mi Oo mouonol Al
exander II Miller, K*q_ the loan kppoim W«q.
Uakewell, Esq , auditor, to distribute the balance in
tbr bauds of the Administrator, and on the sCttit-mem
of Lis administration aecoani, and a]so,ro di*tnbe:e
Ibe proceed* of the rale of tbe Res.l Kaiale of said
decedent By the Coart.
.DASH MeOURDY, U'k
Ail person* interested will take notice that I will al
leoJ to the daties of my appoiotment nt my uffire hi
Tilghman Hall, Grant streej. on ftauirday the 9th day
ol February next, at 3 o'clock, P M.
jans:w3tf WM. BAKKWEI.K Aud.tar.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Bft.
< l. a. >YN the Orphan**Conti of said County
In the.,mailer Df the adainisirutioa ae
couiii 01 Robert Lytle, surviving administrator of
Nathaniel Eekels, late of Miffiin Township, deceas
ed. No 4, Juno Term, 1949
. And now u> wtu January 3rd, (sit). Oa matloa of
Robert Woods. Eaq.. exception* having been filed,
the Court appoint Wm. B*li»»>ii i Esq, Aaditor to
audit, udjast and aeitle the aeifount and distribute the !
balance. By the Coart,
DANL M'CURDY,CIk.
All parties mlerrtted. will lake notice that I will at
tend 10 ibe dutiea of ray appointment at ay office IU
Tilgbman (lall,GrauLStreet, Pittsburgh,on Saturday
the second day of February next, al t o’clock P M
jans:w3tT WM. UAKEWELL, Auditor.
Yaluablt Preportyr for Sat*.
wuhing to leave ihc town of
X leui, aow offers his property for sals on Very tea
■onahle terns. It Is situated on Main street, in the
moat business part ol the town, affording an excellent
situation for any person who denies to carry on busi
ness.
Tha property eonsitta of a lot froniiog 60 feet on
Main street, and extending back 190 feel, upon which
is erected a large, well finished Frame Building, divi
ded into four pans—3 atom room*. 2 of which are
feet deep, and the other tt The other pun it osed for
m dwelling house, consisting of three rooms on tb*
first floor, and the uae number on the recond, newly
painted and papered.
There ia a good cellar under the whole building, and
an excellent cittern and a well of good water in ibe
yard. Also a stable and carriage house, in good re
pair, ereeted thereon.
8'.’C3,0C9 90
For farther information inquire of the proprietor, ltv<
ago« the premises. DANIEL WALTON.
Sxlos. Columbiana co , Ohio. Nor. 23, lhA9.
del-dlwAwtAiS
VEW GOODI ftt F. DKbAVTV, .
40 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive and varied assort
meat of food*, adapted to the prerent and tp
presetting season. finch nr black, brown, and drab
mixed Palmerston Beaver Cloths, a superior article
for business, frock and over coal*.
Alk>, a great variety of Blankets and Filling*, em
bracing all the above mentioned color*; superfine
French black, brown, olive, claret, and all other desi
rable colored Clioht, French, English and American
plain and fancy Cassifflere*, of entire new patterns
and very desirable colors, to which we wish particu
larly to call the attention of those In want of a hand*
some pair of pants. VESTINGS—'The assortment of
Vestings is unusually handsome, comprising the new
est and bios’ approved style fqr fall oud winter wear;
all of which will be made to ordcr, at abort notice and
on reasonable terms. "
A few COATS on band, of entire new style, to
which we would invite the attention of those who de
sire to anile ease, elegance, comfort and convenience
in their garments. To inch we would particularly
recommend these to their uaiice, since they combine
nil the beauty of the over coal, with the comfort and
convenience of the saek eoau
A general assortment of READY MADE CLOTH
ING on band, made in the present Fall faaluon, and
wilt be sold wholesale or retail, at the lowest rash
drices sptli P. DKI,\NV.
LASO AID HILL FOR BALK.
nriHß subscriber offers, at private sale, SIXTY
1 ACRES OF LAND, about Hurt? five of, which is
cleared, and twenty five good bottom meadow, and on
which it erected a Flouring Mill, which can be run
either by steam or water power. There is on the said
Farm, TWO DWELLING HOUSES, the necessary
out houses, and an ORCHARD of bearing Fruit Tices.
Tbe mill gearing is made of cast iron, with three run
of stones.
The above premises are situated in a good farming
settlement in Hopewell township, Beaver county, three
milrafrum Economy, eight miles from Ueuvrr, on the
south side of the Ohio river, within three miles of said
river, and twenty miles from Pittsburgh.
Tide indisputable.
For farther information and conditions of sale, en
quire of the subscriber, on the premises, or of K lla
lelton, Grocer, in the Diamond, Pittsburgh.
novO-wtffilp WALTER JOHNSTON.
EAOLE BARBLE WORKS,
urrasLisn xs 1 KM si
EDMUND WILKINS, No. IS! libenr St, head -of
Wood, Pittsburgh.
Monuments, Burial Vault*, Tombs, Head Stones, Ac.
Mantel pieces, Centre and Pier Tops always on hand
and made to order. N. B— A choice ■election of
Drawings on hand. aug’Jl:w|yS
fiA in Temperance Hall,on SmllhGeld street.
UU Also, a Pulpit and railing, all in good order,
will be sold low Got cash by applying to
THUS. LIGGETT, Wilkins: Pa.
or GILL A IJPPINGTON.
aptftwlfS Smithfirld street, Pittsburgh,P»
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Adminis
tration have hueu granted to me, of the goods and
chUtels, rights and credits, which were of the late
James Crosstn, of the City of Pittsburgh, deceased;
and all persons indebted to the Estate of said decedent
are requested to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims or demands against tba Estate
of the said decedent, are requested tomakskuown the
saran to me, without delay, at the Monougnhcla
House, in tbe City of Pittsburgh.
dcfct-dCtfcwtUS _ W.M. WILSON, Jr.
VALUABLE FARM FOnSALK.
THE subscriber oilers at private sale bis valuable
Farm, situated in Allegheny Township, West
moreland’County, on the road leading from Greent
burg’to Freeport,!) miles from Leechburg on the Pen
sylvania Canal and M from Pittsburgh.
The above Farm la biautllully situated in a ferule
aralley, containing 1W {acres, of which about Hi ato
cleared and in a nigh state ol cultivation, Id acres ef
roeadowg, a young and thriving apple orchard of sel
ect fruiL
The buildings consists of a large new log house and
kiloben. Also a large bank-barn with granertes,
abeds, Ac.
An indisputable title will be given.
Perseus wishing to-purchase would'do well to call
and examine for themselves.
For terms apply to the subscriber residing In War
ren, Armstrong County, Pa.
jan4w7t*B Q. c. BOVARD.
—UOIX-* V— , -
JjS DILWOBTH * CO
Allegheny City and PerryitnlU Plant Road.
THE Stockholder# of Allegheny City and Perrys.
villo Plsnk Read Company, are required to pay
Five Dollars, on ear-h share of stock held by them; on
the Ifith day* of January, February, March and April
next. ’The work U now progressing, and tbe instal
ments axe expected to be paid promptly. By order of
the Board. THOMAS 11. STEWART,
dcSMrtApxiHSß Treasurer.
Mm MATTERS
PEWS FOR SALK,
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
NT—OOKRELTKI* 0Y
bSS * SONS,
3 Market mret. near 4n
ladlann.
Stateß'k ADrancnei-'
3'atcScrip
Virgiul*.
Exchange ck. of-Va.-
« \TCS OF DltsCOU?
N. HOLBLfc
tjcftange Broker*, No. 81
I'e&tat^lTaala.
UankofPiasbnrgh —Par
Eioitdnge Bank pur
Mcrcli. A Man. Bank -par
Bk».o/I’hiladelphia---*pur
FarmersiUr.nfV«---- u
Bk. ol the Valley, “
Bk.of Virginia-**- “
M. M. Uk., Wheeling
do Morgantown- •
N. W. Ban\ Va
do Wellsbarg- •
do Parkersburg—* u
Tinncii*t<
Bk.ofTennessee 5
Far. 4 Merch’t* ok—~ “
Planters’Bk.— "
Union Ilk. “
flUaaoiirl.
State BkofMtssoun—— I
North Carollaa.
Bk. of Cape Fear 9
Merck's Ilk.,Ncwbcm- 3
Slate ilaok 8
Booth Carollaa.
Camden Bk *8
Bk. of Charleston 8
; Commercial Ilk-'—— 8
Uirtrl
Bartk ofGem-Mitown -par
“ Shelter foamy •••pot
41 Delaware Co.- ••par
“ Montforoery Co. • -par
“ Norihumbctluad- -par
Columbia Bridge (>.•. -« par
Do) le«;oW!i Bank -par
Kurutet*’Bk. ftea<li|ig-par
Fainora’Bk. Burk* Co. par
Farmers B'k L«nea»’r-par
Laurasiei Co Bk.-- par
Lancaster HI:. par
U. St ile* llank-—— 30
UiowniTiUe Uk. par
Washington Bk.--. •■•I
GeitysburrbUk.—~ > (
Chnniticrsburg -
Basqucliaana Co. Ilk.
Ijewmiotdi*
Middletown
Carlisle •<
l-nr Uk
'Bk. of Georgetown—- 9
(Uk.of Hamburg 9
'.Merchant* Ok"—— U
I Planters 4M©ens‘iDk 8
Bk. of Soath Carolina- 9
Bfarrlaod.
Baltimore Ilk*.--' par
ißaitm’ft 40 RR Scrip -lu
(Cumberland Uk.of AUe
j-;ghany-.- |
'Far. ltfc.of Maryland - 41
Farmers’4. M-chamc* “
Ilk. Frederick “
jFrcdcricfcCo Uk —**•
'Hagerstown Ilk- *,*>- 44
Mineral Bk-- . |.
Paupsco l>k• |
Farmer*’ and Drover* l '
Dank.i W*yne*bar*. • |
llanubur*.—«• !
11011 l *tl»l« —•*— • | |
Lebanon par
l , ou«viHe*-~*<.. «< I
Wyoming '«* .. I
Vork lik | ;
Wr«tDratirli Ilk. } ('
llelidf Note* |
M&AIRk. I'mado- “ 1
Brri}.—PitUb. I: Countyl I
" AJletrheny,
Ohio. ;i
8l«ie Ufc.amj Drench** | !l
Mnonii'leusjit “ [i
Steubenville—.»•••> • •* 1
t*t ruir«fille*
.Marietta •
New Lisbon* •••
Cincinnati D«uk«*
Coiumbu* do* • •
jWaainngtonUk-—— '»
|lik.ofWeiimin*ter - -••
Hldileah,
lllk.of Su Cla"
jUk-bfßivcr Raiacn——••
iMicbtgan in* Co i
iFar. Jfc Mreb’* lik 3
'Wisconsin Tsrrtt*7i
Circlevtll#— “
Zanesville ~ "
Famarn —... “
IMar.AFirela.Co.Milw't 6
OuadM<
Woo«ter
'Massillon ——
| All solvent Buik* 9
ißuik of England Note*
»4 7<MT£»ir.
iltlAßpialtVtlni
Cleveland———— . f
jN*poleoni :i t-o
DueiW '• 150 ‘i -20
£agle,old 10 CO
jßagle, new 10 DO
'itoßOloont.ypsnuh 1C VO
Xenia— .... •“
Dayton-——.— “
Weuern lt*»erve “
Franklin U'k Colurabu “
Chilbcnthe —. — ll
Lakr Kn« .. " IDo.Patriot’—>——* 15 5u
tJcloti “ 4 till
Laneuier • ————lo iGuinea* —. 5 (rft
(fiioilum .13 Trederickad’ori*—-87 iO
Granville 30 Thaler* 7 ?0
Farni’ra B’k Cumuli—SO (Ten Guilder* 350
Urban* ..j® 4 50
Kiatwch7, | Ezetiakg*.
BkufKemncky | (New York . • . |pnc
Bl.of l>ocuville ** [Philadelphia •_•••—— i-proi
Nofhorn'Dk. Kentu’ky- “ Baltimore • —•••• . { jvini
law York—Cut Dank*, par. Interior IPka—^
THR BJUIK OF KSGLASD fllcri foraale
>'« property id the city of Pittsburgh, situated at
Ihr comer of St. Clair tweet and Duuueane Way, bar
me 151 fret on St. Clair rue el, 211 feel on Duqneane
Way, and ’Jib feet on Barker 4 * alley. .
Tltts property couuuna OVER ONE ACKK.of valu
able around, la susceptible of a subdivision which
wosld prove highly profitable to one wishing to re-sell
in building lota of the uinal size, or to improve. A
plan cil the subdivision can be teen at the office of the
undersigned.
Ott thn property are erected fire substantial Ilnck
Buildings ou Si. Clair street, (including the” tavern
known as the '*Krd Lion,’’) a number of smaller build
ings on Daauesito Way and Barker’* alley (partly oc
cupied by *!ownsend, Carr A Co„) and the slables-at
lacheil to the uvern
The* rental i» Jiao pennnum, an<i ihe property but
one third Improved
Apply to
11. U. WILKINS,
as Law, Fourth crrcL
fI'AI.LOW—3U bbl* id tiott an<i lor tale by
JL_£nl __ JB CANFIELD
SALERATUS— 40 bit anil lo catkt for *alr by
;anl __ i 1 .. J U CANFIELD
SCORCHIM;*t-B catkt for sale by
'»»»._ - _ • l B CANFIELD
VIAL CORKS—I 6 b»l?». low; anil thon. a»«’«i, for
•ulebr J SCIIOONMAKKR ACU,
i»nt So iH Wood tirccl
SS*o.\iil',—For tale by
. Jaat i SCHQQNMAKKR * CO
ALUM— 1U bblt (or tain by
J*n»' ‘ J SCHOON.MAKKR ACO
SI*TS. TUKPF_NTINK-l*3 bbls, in good order, for
_*aloby janl J yCHIKIXMAKKR ACO
WTKAI’I’ISO rAI’KM--lowr rrtuat. vanou* tires,
y f for talc by
j scihjonmakeh *. co
BRfrOMfv at*J dor on band and for sale by
j«n* JOUNWATrhCO
U* I.NIhiW IiI.A.HS otHbxa. ac*'d sixes, for bale by
JV*i John watt a ro
MACKKKhU^— H»i l.i>:* Nos, I. IS, and 3. unhand
and for Msle'by J'IHN WATT A CO
MEAL —IP bM* Corn Meal, rec'd anJ for sale by
L-^fcAYATEHMAN
O HOT—UO kegs, as»'d No* ,jusl rep il and for sale by
C? tic- _ JAMES A IHTCIHSON h Cu
f JlAll—Hl bbl* Pf C, for •»!« by —•
X JAMES A HUTCHISON A t:0
T.AE.ATHERs--su) lbs priian Ky , |U«| re< \1 and lor
J 7 sale by d.-U7 JAMES A HUTCHISON aCO -
HEMP— 40bale* Dew Rpttrd;
13 " Manilla; for sale by
de«7 JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
RICK— 1C herecs prime, for rale by
jh-r7 JAMES A HUTCHISON Jt CO
\4riNl>o\Y GLASS— UO boxes trillr,
TV. . »» “ 10x17;
It® ” 10x11; iii store anJ
de*4 TASSEV k BEST
Vi/ iHfE WADDING —3 baie* just opened bv
JJ.. ic - 1 shackLKrr a white
(lAN VAS—3a*Jr*iu«diuiaand fine Tailor* 1 Canvas
J Just ice d bft_.dofl4 SIIACKLEIT A WHITE ’
Knl» ROY PLAIDS—I bale 8-4 '*.:«« and blir'k
W oole:i Plaids, ju»i ree’d per express, for rate b'
. .. detfl SHACKI-friT A WHITE
DKAII VTiLVtT— An invoice ot Deal. Cotton Vel
vet,/a*i rce J by capraa* l*y
jc.m siucKi.trrr » whiti:
H‘»KBi: UI.ANKKTS—ICO pairHor.c lHinkru~fcir
•ale at the Ui.ANb.ET DEFUT, No. M Matkei
•ireej. i!c-/7-fw
Dt»l lU.F. MILLED HANNIIS, Wh.ie. fled. nn j
Lirearn. a •upe/iot atucie for Drawer *aa«l Hb,ri*.
lor tala ni the Blanket Depot of the Faynir Manafa.--
tirriKX Company, No. 60 Market at. dcitf-Xw
OPERA A PELISSE CLOTHA— Received uer ex
press and now opening— lo piece* of the mo«i de
sirable shades Opera and Pelisse Cloth*.
deW A A_MABON Jt CO. CO Market si
( i ASIIM ERES ft DETRAINS—A TargVinvoice if
V,/ superior high colored Cashmeres and De Laities,
of the most fashionable styles, now opening at
A A MASON A CO‘3
OI’ERACLOAKi* A DREy.^E3—KoecirciTpcTVx
press, a large invoice of the latest French ltyle*
of Opera Cloaks mod Dresses, at
_ Jc*.7 A A MASON A CO'S*
Buckwheat flour—-ujo seeks tor sale ty
rtc*? CRAIG A SKINNER
i u. Jlu ,a
Lfpeaches and apples, just ree’d and for *a!e by
dr-I 8 A W HABBAUGH
ANfIUALSt ANNUALS!
LEAFLETS of Memory; Lady's Gift;
Gems of the Season*; Gems of Beauty;
Rassclas; Gift or Friendship; Ftorel Keepsake;
Romance of Nature; Hyacinth -Child's KerpseVe;
Christmas Blossoms: Gift Leaves of Am. Poets;
Golden Gift; Friendship's Offering; Poet's Offering;
Reade's Female Poets of America;
The Brilliant; Proverbial Philosophy, i|}. ;
Sacred Annuals; IJarveiit Gleanings;
Snow Flake; Keepsake of Friendship;
Young Lady’s Offering;
Bribes and Prayer Books, bound in velvet and mo
*tcco, with clasps Received by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
drSU corner Market and Third us
New'Books Jait'Arrlvsd
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by J. T.
deadly, with original designs by Dirley
Tnr Poems and Prose Writings of R. 11. Dana,
physician and Patient, or a Practical View of the
•Mural Dalles, Relations and Interests of the Medical
Profession and the Communi y, by W. Hooker, M. D.
The Puritan and His Daughter: by J. K. Paulding
author ol the Dutchman’s Fireside.
1»# Urmgot, or an Inside View of Mexico and Cal
ifornia; with Wanderings in Pero,Chilinnd Polynesia:
by Ucut. Wise. Fur sale by
dc2l KLIJOTTA, ENGLISH, ?9 Wood si
Christmas, nnil Hew feu’s Appronctatng!
Elkuant and substantial books, .mu.
lie for the coming holiday*, at LOCKWOOD’S:
PEARLS OF AMERICAN i OKTRYI Illuminated
by f. W. G. Maplcsou, Ksq., 4io, olcsamly bound in
dark morocco, gilt edges, antique siylr: ipj
••Some of the happiest effusion* of Hoffman,
fellow. Bryant, Willis, Whiuier, Hatleck, Sprague,
Dan*, Mrs. Sigourney, and Mr*. Embury, among olli
rr«. enrich the volume.’’—[Waiclunan
••These are printed most delicately and perfectly, in
lithographic German Texi,oaDil«Ujl board, eaebpage
bring framed by a rich illuminated arabesque border,
in gold, silver, and colors, with vlgnetts wrought in
tin- borders.”—(Couiuiercial.
••The first illuminated volume thtthas been attempt
ed on tin* side of the Atlautio—and with regard to the
beauty of designs, and the execution of them, may be
»iiitj to rival, if not surpass, any thing of the kind in
Europe "
LAYS OK THE WESTERN WOPLD—Corittnts
‘ Ixtvr.'s Requiem,” by Charles Fcitro Hoffman; “The
Mother of Moses," by Mrs. Osgood; “The Lnnd of
Dream*," by Wm. O. Brymtk “Loes m the Cup of
Life," by Mrs. 9. CJ. Howe; “The Night Cometh," by
Mr*. Embury; “The Tournament at Acre," Lyll.W.
Herl'crt; “Greenwood," bjr Mr*. Piudur; “Worship,”
by .Miss Bayard: “Tbe Child’* Mission," by Mrs. Em
bury.—Small folio, illomiuatcd in the most superb
manner by Mapleson, with border* and vignette*
iinoied in gold, silver, nnd colors; bound in morocco,
in u massive style.—farming the most elegnut and re
<-hiir'-ho book of tlie kind ever produced in this coun
try. l’nce,sli For *a!e bv ’
♦ JAMES 1). LOCKWOOD,
dutfi Bookseller and Importer, to Wood «.
Christinas and Now Ysar ApproMhia|-l
ELEGANT AND-SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS,
In Magnificent Aiuiqn* Binding, for tha Jlaluiayt.
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD; Uooktcller and Importer
lU Wood street, has received a beautiful collection
of Illustrated Books, bound in the most splendid man
ner by tbe best London and American binders—among
them may be found: *
Pearls of American Poetry; magnificently iltumina
nated.
Lay* of the vVetlern World; illuminated in gold and
colors.
Wordsworth’s Greece: richly Illustrated.
The Preacher; illuminated by Owen Jones and
bound in curved wood. ’
The Song of Songsi illuminated by Janet.
Flowers and their Kindred Thoughts; Illuminated by
Heroines of Shakspeare; tllastraicd.
---cuwmtia-esnvSnn—-
TUB ,nb*enb«ir rcip-ctfull. Inform, hi. nnmtron.
customers and the publto generally, that hi* Wiyr
and FANCY GOODS are now open wd for sale faie
large ware room up stalra. 108 Market street, where
can bu seen the largest and most magnificent ~»*
mein ever offered for tale in ibis city.
log to buy cheap will plasse call, J
imported dtreot by myself B
deai_ C YEAGER. 108 Market *t
Holiday Pruiats, ”
SOME of the finest anicica lor Holiday Presents
may be found a! the Drug Store of 7
, RE SELLERS, ff? Wnvl.t
JBt°and7« skfi e hy ftm “ r^ r °" a ‘ 0? “CWwitg
i _ DROWN A KIRKPATHICK
'/*\mONii—SO Obis fac'd ana tor eale by
\r dell - - i AVM H JOHNSTON
TRANSPORTATION.
maa. .jsl
UUASCE FIVK DA V LISE,
roa.THx conrrtarscx or mkhciuxdize -*ca»o»
with spied and curranm, imvim
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
GOODS forwarded by ibis Une are earried m ,a<
mail train lo Churobersburgb, und-are unn.r.li ur
ly loaded in Wagons going night mid day uiromrl. t.
Pittsburgh.
The horses are stationed every I* mile?, wine:
insures the prompt delivery of goody within the m n i
promised.
Tbn Wagons will leave nrr warehouse daily, (eun
daysexcepled J at -J o'clock, r. M.
Shippers are assured that no more good* will lx
taken each day titan can bo punctually carnet
through. '
JAMES MDAVI9 4 CO.
S 2? Market street, I’Qtladelphia.
JOHN M’PADEN 4 CO,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
JOHN McFADEN t co., PoßWAjotso 4 Coumb
sios Mkxcsanrn, Canal Basin, I’enn street, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M. DAVIS 4 CO, Floes Factors *mi Com-
Mission MncnaxTs, '£37 Market, and M Commerce *i,
Philadelphia.
py Advance* made by either of the above, on Flour,
Wool, and other merchandize, consigned tn them for
tale. jant
UNION LINE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1850.
f|IHE u.»«eiiUeri,n<>w having in successful opera
4. tit - 1 . Express Wagon Lite between Pittsburgh
and 1*;. *i.-'pLia ato prepared to rceeipufor COW) lbs
freight dt..y. Fact, wav deliverable through in six
day*.Su daysriecplcd.
lIKNRY GRAFF 4 CO,
Fanal Basin. Pittsburgh.
DUTIIJ.K HUMPHREYS 4 CO..
jan3.d3m m Market n. phil'a.
EXPUBBtt WAtiOS LINE. '
£fe 1849. jfe
THROUGH IN FIVE DAYS!
lUin subscriber* are prepared to receive COCO pound*
freight daily, after Monday, 10th inku, to forward
to or from Philad-lpUia and Pittsburgh, by Wagon,
through in Five Days. Bates as low a* by any uiber
couvcyanec at this season of the year.
John McFaden 4 no,
Canal Hauu. Pittsburgh.
JAMES M DAVIS 4 CO,
dcC No «? Market st. Philadelphia.
mONONGAHELA ItUDTE.~ '
smsa, A
Only 73 HIU. Staging.
Via Brownsville und Cumberland to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
TMfK morning born leaves tuc wharf, above the
bridge, dnily, at 3 o’clock precisely. Time to
Baltimore, 83 bours;-time to Philadelphia. 40 hours.
The cvetilug boat leave* daily, (except Sunday ev*
ezungs,) at 4 o’clock. Passengers by leauing on th»
cveniug lioat, will cross the mouriaiii l ! in stares next
day, and thus avoid utglit travel.
Secure your tickets at the Office. Monongahel
JUouse, or 9l Charles Hotel.
_ J. MEMKIJIKN, Aren:
WIBTKH ARRASUEiMEBTr
1549,
EXPRESS WAGON LINE—THROUGH IN
nVE DAYS !
I’UE subscribers, having suspended rtisir canal op
erations until the opening of the Spr.ng Naviga
tion, have established an Express Line !•;' Railroad and
Wagon betweeu Philadelphia and Ptiisburcb. by
which they are prepared to forward flOMi pounds each
day. and receipt for the delivery uf the some ini days.
They beg leave in assure their friend* mid the pub
tie that their arrangement* regarding rau-«, regularity
amt despatch, cannot fall lo give satisfaction to all who
fuvor them with their eoiuraauds. _
TAAFFi: 4 O’CONNOIt,
comer Penn and Wayne »u, Piu*tiurgh
THOMAS BKRHMX.F,
do? 3> Market street. Philadelphia.
GEE, WO! GEE, W’
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
jj&flSl 184!).
BINGHAM’S EXPRESS WAGON LINE,
Pittsburgh and Phllndclpbla
A S tbo business uii ilie camt] i* about being rlined
• \ for Ibc season, wr would inform tbe public that
We have again brought the Couesloga Wagon* lino re
quisition, anu will be prepared to forward Ottsi pound*
daily, (comnieiiciug on Monday, the -flih in*U A tar
leaving Philadelphia daily by the mail train for I'liam
bersburg, and the Wagons unvoting day and melii.
Btuuies the delivery of Goods in five days \(»:>!>• io
WM BINGHAM, Pittsburg a.’
BINGHAM A DOCK. No l-i Mark.-i *ue.
nnvSU Pluta.le'phm.
WINTkU AIUIANUEAIKN'I.
1849.
EXPRESS IV* GON LINE
ToJtsu fmm
PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA.
Tims: Five Davs. (Sunday* eXecpted,) runi'ine Uuy
and Sight
public i« respectfully mtnriurd 'h*t tti - - Line.
JL' whlcii lias IM-eu in sucretßfu! s peruUi.n il.r two
previous win ter*, will t-onimriii-F rum,mg on
Monday, the 36U» of November.
A Car witi leave Philadelphia am! Chaiahertd.urt;!:
daily each way wnh the Mai! Triun, and trota Cboia
beisjjurgh with relays of liorees running day and uigbi
We are prepared to forward MUX) lbs irriehl dmlv by
the above Idnc Apply lo
V U:KCII4CO. Puubiirgh,
or to—Harris 4 leech.
No 13 Seota Third street, Philadelphia,
unvuadtf
BUtmkui itgcacj.
friend*. b*g leave lot ay that they
«fe determined to devoir tlieir untr
•■■■fißßmiUril muemtoo »o tbit branch vi
t>«*iue»». They bo>pr r «»m nineteen year-' experience
axul by their cover (ailing ledj atry and »met atlrniiim.
J. C. HCCKIJ* A. CO,
Pearl Btieel. K]
merit patronage.
«!c?-dln»
I of Now Vork, and U. KLVM
" * “Ll'Sll.\, oi Philadelphia. have ibi» day been
NniUM u banner* in ourbatiue**, which will tie.
coiiuriued under the *arae firm at heretofore, at No. a?
Church alley. Philadelphia, atxl No. 1C Exchange
W * r 7 7* w -'« rk - >- M. PAVIS A CO.
Philadelphia, IVe. |, —(JcT-lm
Nkw and valuable invention 1
EItSS'S WINDOW LOCK JKD SPBIKIi,
T* * TCrTr ®i Dirain IP. isto.
lll» •• an artielr of grrat value to all persons en
framed in building, or to those who hove already
(will, and ate without window fastening While it
lumithe* a perfect inbti.tate for pulllet and weight*
•t a aaving of at lead fa to each winJow, It affords
ih« *uett lasteianj that hua ever been brougnt into
The utility and conreuicnrc of thi« Spring over mil
Other*, it, that by one thumb piece, both autli of the
window van be raise.) of lowered. It require* ou't to
oa-known to he appreciated. 1
Persons wishing to hay the article, or to have them
put into their window*, or the right of teilinirit for
f^*i.4fioV. tbl * •PP I F the auhrenhert at
lha PLRKk HOlfciL, on the Allegheny river, Pu;*-
bargo. Pa. j S. TURNER,
novavd3m[ttpp C. P. MaYO.
▼low off PlUabnrgb^
MY will he publishe&in as short a-uaie
aa possible; and I can nature iny subscribers;
‘ na . «»« public. generally, that it shairbd
hoto in hdelity ef detail and’beauty of execution^to
any other whatever. Let thote whodnubt, wait a few
workta.idtee, R WIIITEFIELD.
N«w Dee. sth, l. g 4P.—fdcll-
BIKDICAC AS!) HCBQIOALOFPICKi
# No. 05) DIAMOND ALLKV, a
few door* below Wood street. to
ward* market. (
DO. oHOWH,'bavin* leen
regularly educated to the medical
Profcrtion. and boon for some time
*n general practice, now confine*
aia aucmlon to the treatment of
lho*« private and delicate com
plaints for which hit opportunist*
and experience peculiarly quality
him. H jean assiduous!y devotril
to ttudy A treatment ofthote which
dime he hat had more practice and hat cured more pa»
tents chart can ever fall to the lot of any private prac
titioner) amply qualifies him to offor assurances of
•peedy, permanent, and satisfactory cure to all afflicted
with delicate diseases, and all disease* anting there
from. I \
Dr. Brown would inform thote afflicted with prrvale
diseases/which have becottte chronic by lime or ag
gravated by the aae of any of the common nostrums of
Ute day/lhat their complaint*can be radically and thor
oughly cured; be having given his careful attention to
the treauncni of inch cases, and succeeded in hundred*
of instances In curing parson* of inflammation of the
neek of the bladder, and kindred diseases which aßeo
result from those eases where others have consigned
them to hopeless despair, lie particularly invites such
us have been long and unsuccessfully trented l>y others
to consult him, when every satisfaction will be given
them, and their cases treated iu a careful,ihornurMnd
intelligent manner, pointed out by u lone experience,
study,and investigation,which it ■« imnovlldr lor these
engaged In general practice of mcucins to give to
one cls*s of disease.
or Rupture.—Dr. Brown also Invites per
sons afflicted with llemia to rail, as he ha* paid panic
-1 ulaf attention to this disease.
CANCERS also cured.
Skin diseases; also il *, Palsy, ete., tpetJiiy cued
Charges very low.
N. ll.—Patients of cither sex living at a distance, by
stating their disease in writing, giving all the sytnj
totns, can obtain medicines with direction* for u«e, by
addressing T. BROWN, M. D, post paidpunJ enclo*-
log a fee.
Offlcs No. M Diamond alloy. opposite Uu Waverly
Home.
RatciUTTsw.—Dr. Brown’s newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism is a speedy and ccrfcin retried)- lor
that painful trouble. It never foils.
Office and Private Consulting Rooms, Nn,M Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pn. The Doctor i« *iway< at
homo.
f rure no pay. i> ,h, iMt)
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK
GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS for IS3OI
THE OEM OP THE SEASON, with sixteen elegant
engravings; edited by N. P. Willis.
'Hie Sacred Annual, a Gift for all Seasons; by 11.
Weld.
The Flora) Keepsake, for IS30; with forty six beauti
ful colored engraving; edited by J. Keese.
Leaflets of Memory, an Illuminated Annual for t<»o.
Gems of Beauty, or Lilcrary Gift for ISSti; by R
Pereival.
The Opal, a Pure Gift for the Holy Day*.
Harvest Gleanings,—a Holiday Book;—by M, A.
Dwight
Gin Leaves of American Poetry; edited by R W.
Griswpid.
The
Flowc
The
The
Ths
The
e|Romanco of Nature, or Poetical Ltngnage of
rers; by Tltoma* Miller.
>e Forget-Me-Not, lor ISM; by Mrs. E. 8 Smith.
.0 Moss Rose, “ by Mrs. E-P. Howard.
;e Snow Flake, “ beautifully illustrated,
e Chaplet of Literary Gems, with colored engra-
vings.
The Home Offering, or Glimpses of Home Life; by
K. C. Embury.
The GIB or Friendship, ■ Token of RemembrSlico.
The Hyacinth, or Affection’s Gift, for 1&50.
The Gem, for ISM," edited by Father Frank. .
Apples of Gold In Pictures of Silver, by R B. Fal
lows.
Flora’s Oem. or the Boubci for all Seasons; with
beautiful cmbeilishmanu.
The Drawing Room Scrap Book, with seventy illus
tration*.
T»« Onanto of Women, Uy Mn. Jomown.
T»o Heroine, of 3h«».pe„m fan y 6r( . „ g „.
vings. Bom drawings liy eminent artiste.
Bibles and Prayer Books, in every stylo of binding
to sail the taste of porehasera.
For sale by ELLIOTT AENULIBU.
N®- Wood stroet, between Fourth
Jw) and Diamond alley.
I^LOUE— IU bbla in store and far *u|e by
1 dol4 WMHJUUNBTON, lUi »*.ond«i
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS,'fa
Warehonse for Bent*
TO LET. from the l« day of April next, that Ware.
.house at the corner of Liberty and Hand streets,
at ore sent oceopied by John Wau & Co. a* a Whole,
sale Grocery. Apply.tO
J. F. KERR, Attorney, Fourth *fi
between Saith Geld and (irapt.
For Bant.
THE Hack Part of the Warehouse now occupied by
m Y«ejf, anil froutinjr on'Front street. ,
} ' l " _C. 11. GRANT, 41 Water *l.
For Kent*
4 STORK in .Market street, near Liberty.
Liberty «irtt«t* ,c Store 011 t * ie < ‘ onier Market aud
and Store on Penn street, near
n,i,f v"«» «» >*> April !»*.
X ,a_X a,7 ' "ri* lo * Eishlb Ward.
......a a*X„'r„Sr7 T . i ” B,h,h w *"> P T
“?an"lm. - i “**“>' OTHER, Pom at, •
•• door* from S. E. corner Hay it. •
__ Por lisni,
A ~OC?E
_J2I iAMKS DALZEI.I., a, W.,er,L
A GOOD TfIRRK STORY BRICK DWEII l\n
on SiniihCeid street, four doo„ from *£££’
wcel side. Inquire of g. SCIIOYKR
i an7 HO Second si,
Grocery stand to Ucuu
M™B OROCEHY STAND, ni pre , enl occn .
mcd J»y Mr. W. WiUon, comer or Second and
Hom can now t»o remed, ar.d po»*etiion
bad on liie Ist of April next, Enquire of
A. JAYNES,
jan2 I‘ckin Tea Store, 70-Fourth atrcet.
RESIT—A convenient DwellinjrnouscTciM
£* Federai *tree:, Allegheny ciiy. with a large yard.
I’oitncMlon given mi lh-. I*t of April.
ALSO—Several-Room* and OiTLce* in Pitlaburrh,
near the Po»t Ollier. II'1). UAZZAM,
dcSS
Office, ThirJ *rt.. over the Host Otlice.
1/OK BACK.-Ao Iron Foundry, Ulactiimifli and
. Machine Shop, -with Blcara Engine of 16 hone
power, rood stock of tools, machinery, puUerns, tUiki.
ladles, furnaces nnd ovens, aJI now in u*e and lit good
rumsinr order. Said premise* have ISO feet front by 90
deep, with privilege of an adjoining Jf.t 27 by 90 fret.
Being one of (he oldest and l»e*t stands in the City of
Cincinnati, with a liberal patronage. Apply to
tlc>7 DA VIP. gINTON, Cincinnati, O.
['OBiUEST*-A STORE, well fitted op for Dry
P Goods, <m Market *L, between Third usd Fourth,
Possession given cu the I*l of April next.
Alio—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. P©i»e*rion
given immediately. E. D. OAZZAM,
dcri? ' Olftcc over ibc Foil Office,Thud at
MFOli KEST —The WAREHOUSE ot pre~‘
«tni occupied by Mesirs. Bailey, Brown & Co.,
on Water sired, from firat of April next.
nuvifl JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
>OH IitCBT.
MA WELL FINISHED ROOM. suitable for •
Variety or Gentlemen'* Famishing Store- Ai
re—Several room* snitible for office* orAr»
tist’« room*. E D GAZZAM,
octlSif Office Third street, over PoitCifEec.
Pot MnJe orient.
a—_* THE very desirable residence in Allegheny
City, lately occupied by IL W. Pouuleiter, anti
J4fifcpos*esNao iuitnedjatcly.
For term?, apply at this office, or to W. IV. WJL*
SON, Market »t. octS
MFOII UK NT—The mansion houre now
occupied by Mr*. Atwood, situated at Oakland,
witht.'O a< tw of ground attached. The Maos
uspociou* and convenient, and the ground well im
proved. Apply to HARDY. J6.VES i GO,
auj[3l __ _ Water «
MF'OK SALK— A liriek llou«s (bat one year
built,) and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy.—
Inquire of _ jytii 8 BCHOVKK, 110 Second at
FOR RENT.—Tn e three a lory Ilnek Dwelling
Home, or. Liberty, between Hay and Marbnry
meets now occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession
giver immndjatgiy. inquire of Wa, Graham, or at
the Bookstore of
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
furrier Market anil Third street*.
Two Lots for Sale.
'PHE Mibaerber* will fell at private sale, those two
X valuable Jjit« of Ground, situnted on Tomato iL,
in the Third Ward of Allegheny City, each haying a
front of iH) fee-, running buck 100 feel in depth to a’JO
feet alley, upon tvineti Ik built a stone wall, 25 by 100
feet, which ec*.rtn;n« -tone enough to build cellar* for
two com-ortatilu .!v.ri!ir>g houses, and in front there
are thr**r *!.*.!•; rn-c*. of - year* growth, ami the aide
walk ii paved tvKii brick, nl) of which will be sold at
Saw, Pittsburgh und Allegheny, or County Scrip,,
wul be t-ikeit tn payment.
. J A II PHILLIPS. No 5 Wood* *
u> WM BENSON, immediately opposi*
Ij'tilt SALE—Kivr lot* eligibly -ituaied ia tjw C-u
iabtr.e town .if Hinninebunv The lot* are situ;
rd on Duuinan -treci. numbered m F Bailsman's pti
o TO, mi. ~! ami la<: No "5 fronting tru fnrion 31i
y Ann wreet. 70 feet deep; the other four W feet fro:
urn. by -:i feet deep
Tern.-—Grenier part of perehn’-e raonev may re*
ns:n for -ix yen-*, secure;! bv mortgage. Per pstticf
u!-jf. iixuire ot S SCHOYF.R,
m> If- 11D fepoiiJ *i
\ f.M.fAiiU: HEAL LFTA7 L ON PENN STR EET
V FURSALi: -A Lot of Ground *jiuau-.-.:t I'ei-n
• :.eet :la, .Murbury -reel*. a.bu.mt.i
i-.e ii.ic-- anu lot :i«f.v ocnupied l<> Kirhard I'dwau'a,
lisvii e a Tout. •tS ami ut deplli I-VJ fee’. w,tl be
-OiO r:; or kb!'.* tern,'. If i lie U :iei root;«. sub;.' I'-i.
‘•.L-rco; C I>. LOOMIS, 4|l. *t.:tfc? n\-„
DOUTOa WJSTAK’S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
7 lIF. fplluwine ettir'.e we ropy with pleasure from
the “Horton Mercantile Journo!, 1 * of March, ISIS,
ami we hope that if any of cur leaders ore sutTeril,;
from any of the compl.tliiu which u is *»id to cure,
itiev will speedily avail lhexnvlve.. of it: k
I'R WISTAK-S BALSAM OF WILD «UKRRY.
it wij wrll l::awn many years nc© that the wild
cherry hark Hit ci this climate paaseasrtl valuable
mcd«c.-.i*l <|nalit'ri Indeed this fuel was known l
ihc aborigines. nad ilpcoctior.a of the leaves or bark o
ii*i« tree has ever been n-girded by their piiyaiciana a
on.- of.the most efeetuaJ remedies in many di*e«*e«
Tin* tart M*re'ral yp.tr* since, arrested'the attention u
l»r. W i-tiar, n highly respectable praelilioiicr of Vir
<mm. He inre.'Ujr»te«l with care the healing proper
ue« of thr wnd ebem* —tented its etf-cts when admui
tsterrd alone, mu! when in combination with other re
medial arci;
He found that its natural firtoe might
•j«- »rr-«:iv imj»roTcd. aa.l by corabmipg it with ingTs
•hecu wejujc properties were all well proved and gen
erally re-iosuixcd, a medletno «u produced which
ro:nu:ut-« n remedy of treat importance in pulmona
ry arfrciinns m.tJ d:» asca of Ike eheu and thr.oaj.—
djst-aws Hindi ate proverbially prevalcuiiuoiucilicj
and Urge torvnv and often prove fatal, swelling Use
bill of ni/iTUiirv 10 a much greater orteni than it the
ease with most others. we bad almost said all elfcue*
Of disease.
Tue genuine Wiuu'n Balaam of Wild Cherry hat a
far nmtlc o' tlm Rigu.iture of Henry Wi*tar, M. p.,
Philadelphia, ami Snndfard mud Park or. n finely exe
cuted Mc-.-I engraved wrapper. None other aw gen*
UV are ju*i us receipt of.tbe following voluntary tri
hute 10 the eunuivepowofof WUtar's llaltaia of Wild
Cherry, fmui E. Hall. M. D., of Ml Clemuiss, Mictu-
B»tt. who is a pbyjiciaa of high standing, anil an ex*
tensive druggist- -
Mt.Cuxuo, Mich., OcL 20th, 184».
To ute afflicted, this may certify that Mrs. 11. Rob
erta, of tilt* village, three or four weeks after confine*
u=nt. >»!i o'.tackid with a vioSent cough and great
proetmuou. ami seemed battening to the grave with
frarfol rapidity. I advised her to use WittaCt Baltam
of Wnd Cherry—she did to, and with that valuable
mruicne alone was rc*tored to health, m>d it now a
livjit proof of the value of Wialar's Balaam of Wild
Ch «"r- E. HALL, ,
Physician and Druggist.
RcaJ ait and be eocrloced tall farther of theremar
kal.l- virtues of WUiar’a Balaam of Wild Cherry:
M's«t*. & I‘arki Genu. A*,a rnauer of ju»*
Uee to yon. ajid for tho benefit of tne public, l would
oder ilic iuiiowinj; sutcrocntof a cure effected by yonr
medicine known a% Balaam of Wild Cherry,
la die opting of lx?4? ray wife was nererely auacked
will: 1 enpneumonia, or Pleuruy, which readied in a
. - - -jo Hide, accompanied with a.ae
ferr sough; she was attended by nots of the best
phyeicinu m Chicago', but to no purpose; for week*
she suffered, without relief, coughing incessantly night
an-i day. I eanie to the conclusion that oil the rente
dies buuwn’to the physicians could not help he* and
was induced to try your Wild Cherry. 1 proearedene
bottle, and comuieoecd using it according to direc
tions; before it was all gone-—the cough stopped, the
nuiit tulter bide letl her, and with the uid of another
bottle she was restored, to pu&fect health. In con
sideration of tbcee circumstances, 1 would recotmscnd
it to the public as a valuable medicine.
Yourj. respectfully, R. N. GARRATT.
Oa*st> ttancs, Miclu, Ocl fi, 1849.
Read tho folbieutg Te*tvrtmials.
Of all the cures that hare been recorded, there are
certainty none equal to throne last mentioned, which
plainly shown the curohili ;y or Consumption, even in
some of its worst farms:
Caow* row, I ale co., la., June 15, ISO.
J. P. fork: Pear Sir, A i I have a deep commisera
tion tor the ntDictrd, per nit me to give you a brief
history of ray alilicuons. a nl the benefits derived from
the use of Pr. Wlctar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In July, I*l (, i was attacked with a fever oi the ty
phoil character, which l/ft me in a very debiliuucil
stab', when in die following winter I was taken with a
severe cold, which reduced me to such an extent as to
five me the appearance of a confirmed consumption.
labored under u severe cough—expectorated a great
deni, end wus troubled with cold feet and night rwcats.
1 also Ireqiiemly raised blood from my lungs. 1 con
tinued m this state, gradually amking under the dis
ease, until January, lsi7, when L was again attacked
with fever. My friends despaired of mylife, and my
uliysicinns thought'l could survive but a rhort time.
My extremities, esjfcciaiiy. my feet, wero constantly
cold, mid almost lost their feeling. Under theso cir
cumstance* « may truly be' said that I was a living
skeleton. 1 finally determined to quillaking medicine
prc.-rril-ed by physicians, and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam
•ol Wild O Merry. and from the first week that | com
menced taking st, I eon dote a gradual recovery, I
commursl its uaeUix months, at the end of which time
1 was cured, and have enjoyed good health ever since,
and cheerfully rc 'ommertd the Balsam to all thosenl
tlirtcU with di«e lsc of the lungs, and would say to
those coinmeucin ; its use, not to be discouraged if two
or three buttles d( not effect a cure; but persevere u I
have door, and 1. iave ho doubt but mne cases oat "of
ton will bo bles-ed with renewed health ail have
been. Re«; ectrully, yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Pan a SI per Bo tie—Six Bottles for 85.
Sold t»y J. U. PA RK, (successor toSandford A Parr,}
Fourth ami Wulnu i streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent for ihe Sotlth and West, to whom all orders
must be nddrcMcd.V
L. Wilcox, Jr, A. Jones; J. Kidd t Co; B A.
Fahnestock A Co, Pittsburgh. L. T. Kassel!, Wash
ington; W. 11. Lambcrtoo, Frankiin; J„ B. Bowie,
Unioniown;’!!, Welly, Greenslrargb; H.
srt; J-rou A Gilmore, Bedford; Jlrr.d A Bon, Hunting
don, Mrs. Orr, Hollidaysbarg; Hildelran IACo, Indi
ans; J. h. Wright, Kiltanrung;.Evans a. Co, Urook-
Ttlle; A. Wiliou A Son, Wayncsburghi M'Farlaod A
Co, N. Callender, Meadville; Burton A Co, Eric; J.
Magoffin, Mercer; James, Kelly A Co, Hatley if. Pmith,
Beaver, J. D. Pamnrerton.iYarrcrr; r.L. AC.S. Jones,
Condersport; I*. Croaker, Jr,'Brownsville.
bovlß-dAwlytisijr _______________
LARD— I! bbls new, to day rec'd and for ■-
duf7 j CRAIG A SKINNER
WINES— 7l> cska Port, Madeira, hierry and Sweet
Malaga Wines, for sale by iho cask or in quail-
UU,. u .Hi, M Mrrcuh TL*EK,
. ...» _Jto 1 fflLib £ r 2 n_
TKA s—lmperial, Gunpowder and Yoaat
< llvson Teas, of superior quality, hi hf cheats, l,'
it"' 1 -■ .
MISCELLANEOUS,
PiiEsiimaua book Booii f
. NO. T 9 'WOOD STREET,
(rr nm) •
be found for tale an assortment ©f
Vv valuable religious Books and Ti*gs. comprised
in a «ene? of abouflFOUß HUNDRED different pub
lications. (of which cataloguer can be had «n applica
tion,) cmiiracinr many standard work* in Tneoloey,
Biography, 4c. Ac., selected and Polished hr the
l*re'byt'!;ian Board'of Publication in rhuddelpnin;
and well adapted for Sabbath School, Congregational;
Ministers’ and Privola libraries; . /
Persons wishing to purchase inchhooks, an itvi-/
ted 10 call and examine the assortment . . /
Tnc Depository of the Penniylvania Bible Soaioty 1 -
is kept at these rooms oct&d£w3mS - "/
TO PUINTEKS. j
THE subscriber hns on hand and. lor sale, at Agent
of L. JohuFion 4 the follow*
lag: .V
-25 pair of Cases; _■ >
45 founts. Fancy letter, differectisrissj
SOU Newspaper Cots; '
500 lbs. eut to order; \
10 Composing Sticks;
100 kega Front's-News ink;
1 Brass Galley, Column Rules, Bras* Rales of all
descriptions, 4e. A. JAYNES,
Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth st
N —Orders received for new Type. aalWAw*
PEKIN TEA STOKE.
THE subscriber has just received at the Pekin Tea
Store, 70 Foam street, a very largo and well se
lected stock -of pare GKKKN 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 tne Celestial Ebnplre.
Our stock being among the largestia the West, we are
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any other
house in the city. We. invite retail grocers to call and
e J‘F aiu * OBr» , .ock and prices. They can have it pack
ed in J, J, anff; & packages, slb tin camustera, of by
nun chests, to suit their convenience.
Our retail prices vary for Oolong, Black Teas from
Ning Young Soaehong, Mela;
Congo so. and Engliah Breakfast 60, Young llysoo,
*. P -r r l“P«ri»l,from Dsct*rtO»ls»p?r lb.
ttre requested to tend anjWl samptes of
of our Teas, and try theta before purthaain*. I
_ A. JAYNES. 70 Fourth strict.
CEO. W.BHITH * CO.,'
INFORM tbeir friends and the public thauhev h
no longer any connection with their lateeatab
rient In Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh Brew
having removed their entire business to the POl
HBKwKRV. In Pip unti mvia-d v:
\U~ Tux sum* or a vztx Rmtu is not more
live than_a bad, putrid breath, or ilurk, yellow d
ed teeth, ff persons have these it [is their own f
thereon, for two shillings, buy in article lha
make their breath pure and sweet as (As Saw* .
Arabia. >
It carts diieases of the Goms, spungy or ulee
And lor the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the»i
fasteuing the teeth in the guma, and clean th
white as ihCHttve/ihs/raftn /forth.
sncb, reader, are the properties of Jones's l
Tooth Paste, ana, without praising it ourselves,
what ouc of oar most respectable and scientific
lists, Mf. K. Field, of New York, says:
“1 have both used and analiced thin beautiful at
palpable article, (Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste,
cun recommend it as possessing- all the qualities*
edforit.” Reader, we enntsy no more to com
only that ifyou try this onee you will be wellpli
It is put up in beautiful Eeelinh China Pets,
eenut. Sold bribe Agent. WW. JACKSON, B» 1
ty street,.YiushuTxh. angfcdfcw
EarmoroASD Slot,Disuse*.—JONES'S lit!
tan Chemical Sogp causes a free perspiration, and a
Lhe same time mollies, softens, and whitens the skin
giving it the textart and beamy of an InfaniV
Setrsvr, Salt Rsnw axb Soxes, are soon aot only
healed, but cured by its use, as at least seven Physi
cian. iii New York- know, who use it in sueh. eases,
and find it unfailing—as also in ,
• PntnJu,BLOTCtua,FaacxLßs,oranyoUierskindU
ease. The reader is assured .that this i* nouscle.s
puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove. I could enu
merate at leastbO persons cufed of*
Sokk Hrs!>, Sou Lxssaxs Sou Bxaxn.—Buy it,
and me it, and the reader Is sguia .uasared [ went la
rot cnietly sell it for the above unless I knew It to bo
sil I rtgie. Those who are liable to
CuaVed, Csacked, ox Cnarsc Fnani, will fiad-this a
cure. Any one atßicted with any of the or sim
ilar diseases, will find this all and even more (admira
ble in its properties) Chan I stile.
Bui, reader, the stores are Cooded with imitation*,
and be sure you ask for JONES’S Italian Chemical
Soap. Sold by WM. JACKSON, 8» Liberty street,
Pduourgk : angfcdfcwT
Q7* All 000 l crnxxro are honorably asiutedthaf
the fallowing are the actual qualities of a 3s. bottle of
Joxvs's Coral Hair Restorative. If tbey ileaWt our
word, they cannot there highly respectable cilixens
who have tried lc—
Mr. Geo. B-rtet, -11 Elm it. New York.
Mn Manilla Reeve*, Myrtle av, Brooklyn.
Mi. Win. Tompkins-jg Kinjw, New York.'
Air. Tlioi. Jnckron, Montour* JiiindjncarPiitibHrgk
11. E. Cclirn, late barker iteamboat 8. America.
And more tban a hundred other* state, tlioejh this
ttii'i suffice, that it will force the hair loyrowbnlic
head or.face, «top it fitting oiT, strengthen the roots,
rvmoTir.e rcurf. and dandruff from the rooin, making
iitflt red, or gray hair a*iame a fine bark look, anu
kecpiiuj dry, haran or wiry hair inoitt, wft, r Jean and
he&otifal. a very, very Inny timr.
fold by the vVM. J fe> Liberty ft,
I’iusnarjjlL Price 37J, SO rrnta, one dollar.
eu«:<J&wT
\tr irADiKSAiHi
SING OiMMo;
i. A i troS'HJ aualKmtlP
WiKPAKKD CIIALK.
Ti--y «.re «o; i. A-arc Iwwr irighlfiillyiujarum [l£tc
i** ili’j ikin' now crai.-r. how roujfh, bow *it»
• o’-v, yiiif. <•. a;i'd ihc «Vin ajw
psais ajterujijLTjTcp.f.u-baik! lie
«.lts it it uijuiioLß, rui’imning *
larifr ouajitiiy aM«ec-J!
VV-. prt-jicrca a l’«nuin'ji vrcc.ubbt eriicle.
win, , t We till SJ’ANISII ULV-WIUTE.
Ii i< p.-r?ect:v Uvt vt ull <Je!seri
oii.-* i;u*Ht,cs; nr.il lumparbi •« ■ >!iin * nc.taral, heal
thy, uUlisjtcr. ei;*r, Jivm- v.a; tf.e *.mi3 lime
»,ur.i: *■» u crMurti'* oirthv n .-m ami
iniuoUi. jjoid by ihc Agasu W 'l. JACK>K.‘.\, S 3 Lib
irty-kt, I’iiubi'fxh • Price as rrurT^AwT
HEW UAK DW AHK tf
HGN OF THE I'H.NH AND S.VsV
**o« 78 Wcod ntncti Pittabur
HFCFR ANPLAUFUA.N, Importers art
in Foreign sod UAItDWi
ail lU varieties. ore now iurr‘*rcd. to iwii. ** 1
un as reasonable terci» or ran be purchased uJ
'Vo solicit our friends, and tiic public grnl
rail and examine onr tnoelr, tvftien constat* i
KN| vr> and FORKS, PGHKKT and PEN
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trlh
>ueh a* l<ocl>«, Latches, Hinges and Screw*, k
with every nmele caunliykepi in llarJvraref
\\ e .'ivitc the mtendon of t’orpcnteri and Met
jetirrdlly to our nsyortrite/.l cfToo!», which ha!
lee ted with -real care, end which wc arc ties
I to sell jo as to give satisfaction. aptfcdt
Property la AUeghoay City Tor skuT
THE subscribers oiler forsaiv ar.nmbercf ehoiM
■Lots, situate in the Second ’Ward, fronting on ihg
Common ground,on easy terms. Inquire nt ,\ •• • •'
W.O’H.ROBINSON, Ally itLaw,StC!alx«i. . ' ‘
or of JAJS ROBINSON, oti thspremlsss. '\ '•
tufl7:dAw;fT - _• \
NEW DQOKSt
rpili; WAR WITH MEXICO,, by R 3. Ripley; 3
Elements of Rhetoric: comprising an Analysis of
the Laws of Moral Evidence and of Persuasion; by.
Kiehurd Whately, D. D.
- Minay on Christian Baptism; by Baptist W. Noel, M.
The Oil! vies, a Novel. ••
Fairy Tales, from all Nations; by Anthony R. Non
taiba; with 31 illustrations by Doric,
Jun rec’d by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
_d;l» comer Third and Market streets .
New and Elegant Gift Bookat
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS; by'j.T.
Headley, with eleven original designs by Barley.
Poems and Prose Writings, by Richard H. Dana; 9
vol<-. muslin., ' ,
Illuminated Gents of Sacred Poety, with six illustra
tions engraved on sleet, by JqhnSartain-
Jns’. received by JOHNSTON A STOCKTOtf,
iic'33 . comer Tliird and Market sis.
Now Books,
PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT; ora Practical View
of the mutual duties, relations and interests of lha
Medical Profession, and Uts Community; Ly Worth
iastbn Hooker, M. D. -1 ' .
; The Works of NtchielDq.Jlartaipne; comprising
hli Essays, Letter*. Ac„ By'yfa. JlazleiL
NtnevehAnditaHcntuink,-qty Austen Henry Lay- ‘ f
afd.F.iq, D. C. L. fT-jV ' '•
-Glimpses of Spain; or Nofesof an Unfinished .Toar •
in 1W7., By S.TVWnltk. :
Tctrperis Proverbial PbUdafiphy, new edition; illus- .
trsteu. Just received by ;
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
novll ' eoracf Market and Third streets
1849*501
LOCKWOOD'S ILLUSTRATED WORKS—llia*
mutated Books—Books In richly carded binding,
illuminated and illustraisd—Books superbly boundut
Velvet. Silk, Morocco, and Composition,, tn imitation
of the Middle Area— Bibles and Prayer Books, beau
tifully bound in Velvet and Moroeeo; magnificently or
namented anddltaminaied. For sale by -
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
dc£? Bookseller A Importer. Wood it
GRAB CIDER—SO bbls and 3hf bbls, a fine aruoLe,
for sale by BURBRIDGC, WILSON A CO,
<lcl6 « Water at ;
CASHMERES A DE super new
»vyle Cashmeres and Da Loins, with very high
colors, rec’d ai.d now opening at ■ 1
dcAJ A A MASON A CO'S
LEATHER SCRAPS—3 sksinatoro and
d«; 30 COPE ABREVFOGUC
OATS —131 bu landing and for sale by
dc3ll OUGRANT
APPLES-1 bbls Dried, for solo by
dc» CII GRANT
i EEliS—t baga Flaxseed;
I l bbi Timothy seedjfor srioby
_dc» ClI GRANT
LAUD— 9 bbls receiving nndfor solo by
de3o C It GRANT
SUG A R—lo h hds primeTTo,
. 10 bbls Refined; for sale by
dcaj , J D WILLIAMS, lin Wood st
MOLASSES— JO bbla Plantation;
13 hf bbls Sugar lioaie, •
10 ** Golden Sjrrurn for sale by
__dc3o JD WILLIAMS
| AIMES’ WORK BASKETS.—The. largest and
.Ia finest asaorunent ever brought to this' city, reaM
direct from Paris, and for sale low bv
__de2l_ . ; C YEAGER, 108 Market st ..
A MERICAN TOYS—A largo'atsoruaent of Ameri -
AX can Manufactured Toys, the best and most sub
stantial made in the world. Call and see them at .
de3l ‘ C YEAGER’S. 108 Market st
IJtTUNTSFOR Xajc.—W.R-Mcurai invites Oieat*
tentiou of buyers to hi* assortment of PRINTS,
embracing the newest andhandsomest styles, and war*,
ranted faM eoiora Also—EngUah Chlnttea,ol'
and bumJiorce panems; and a large assorunentof Boat
htu « queue, f0r...j ( .-u, Rr|iy .
s°si £?** Elbv £ co,' ,?r
° rfr'’l y i IS sad SO Wood at
Rvk KLOITR—tS-bbb refl’d and for sale by ... ;
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'/SIIEESE-100 boxes Crcwm -,..7'
I, 75 “ EngUsh Dairy; for tide by
,V Jra) J D WILLIAMS
nrAMOMH-ICHEAPER 1 CHEAPER THAN EVERI
- Just rec'd, on invoice of fall jewelled patent le
ver Watches, IS carets fine eases, whleh I con sell os
low as thirty and thirty five dollars, and warranted to
keen good uine.
auo—A splendid assortment of JEWELRY, eotu
nfivjjir iho various and latest styles, and best pal terns.
- , w.-W. WILSON, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
deia comer Market and Fourth streets.
rrt WILLED CURTAIN CHINTZES.—W. R. Mr*,
rj. put has rec'd a farther rapply of plain Scurlet and
'Cwiiled Curtain Chintzes, at the North East corner • -
FourthundMxrketsu- • , • dcQ • •
smillloiforsulo by -
J deHO STUART A. SILL
T> RODCCE-4 bbls Clover Sosd; 7
J a Shelled Corn;
• * * t*e’d or.d for sale by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON fo CO,
- Water, street
bbls Superfine; ;
35 u . Davis’ EiUa;
» “ joad lOhf bbls RishePt'Extra; fin
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