BI KAGSETCC TELEGRAPH,
■—ESpOKTISn Jt TEI,Kan.APBJLD :
JOB. THEiPITTSBPBOH DAILY GAZETTE
COHGUKB BIOS AZ«.
- Wa«b«otos, Jin* J -
Hotmx—The Bowe, alter apendingeome tine
in tminiportuit bosinew, proceeded to ballot for
Sergeant at Anne, but vitbout makiog a choice, u
On the 3d ballot, Giddingc, (Whig J had 104 f otea n>
—»within one of ta election. .
Ou.iho lent ba’do: for Clerk, yeaterday, the bl
lowiug eodthern Hemocrata voted for Mr. Gamp*
bell—Colcict, Ewing, Hobbtrd, McQueen, ■Wood
weed, Orr/Venahle, Allen. Horace Mann voted
be Foote, and the nine Free Soilera for French.
Nnr Voir, /an. 12.
Oaring to a tumor the: the Caaadfe adeieea ace
in lie handa of speculator!, declare bavo withe
drawn fom any traneaeUona, and nothing ia doing,
excepting for the regular home eonautnpllon.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CuiCissATi, Jan. 12.
Flour-No ealca'Vo" h
Whirltey —Sale* ot 192191 c per gaUon.
T—d—Salca 30° beneli at Ole per lb.
Mena Port—So!” *• 8 525 ® 3 50 perbarre'.ani
J °Hnga-e3alea of 300 head at M3O per owl. ,
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NSW O&LSAS3:
Cotton—The market yesterday waa active, wnb
-lee of SOOO halea at the recent advarice, wMeh
la fully auatained. The aalea-of the peat three
daya hareiaunimed. up .10,000 halea
Mean Pork-Salea Near Vorlt Men Pork at
flO 63 per bri. ->
ADBIHIBTBATOBS' sotioe.., I
,„ A “r ss^ b s?y«« «»dF“
Fl«negtu,>^li>h"r”j“sgJ- E CUNNINGHAM.
Elizabeth, I*o. I
-ANDREW DKDBIaa*.
lenll-wCt*? l Jeflereon toerndftP^
Suoae-w tbd.,
bnt£, & aala by ISAI AH DK.K»A
nM^ ts '“n3“"umcki?!fi T co, 1
BfWOjTCoi’AL VARMSH—On eontignmenl
tdAIAttDtCgEYACO,^
—otK)N—4a bate* jrobaTenneitec, for mIo by
Jan 3 ISAIAH PICKED A CO., Front *L_
TT&r^ 1 aMCBYtco-iwa
Wo’w la ttoe Uma to Bwbacnba. -
• OFFICE of 6cott’* Reprints of the Four Quarter
lU Ilea and Blackwood; Bttt par year. t
:- * Morrii A Willis’ Home Journal, publithed in Now
York veeklr: 83 per annum. __
Downing'* HoiUcaUnralltt, monthly; 83-per Tear.
Invaluable. .. ' !
The Cultivator, monthly;. P" onnani.
Tho Agriculturalist, monthly; Slperyew- arinnm
Hie Democratic Beview, monthly; 83 per annum-
The Banker “•O“*“X M 4° DL S K WMD,
J tna ; Bookecilcr A Importer. 63 Wood «t
CIMIBI Oat Sal* ofßUokit* * PltiUMli.
THE FAYETTE MANUFACTURING comply,
inteciilnr to relinquish their retail trade on Mar
ket «treet,.cow offer their larye and fp enitd *lock_of
Blaokola and Flannel*, at P r ‘ c «
I\r. “;5 UCA R-<tlhhd ‘ olC s*tl¥nAEnißOU bI
’ jam t —•
»>“■ lM '’‘yk’v'Zln&rhw£l
CIIBESE— IWU bxt primc-ShippinS Coning;
- -hW. "* V”- ■."ißCANgmj
Tffjjjjfr-* “i,* 1 " 1 '"’s^w'h^blucii
S HEF.I! pa'B-»ln.« ? lf»^ c| . l ,
CW"-" °sl WH^MACGH
,NED HOG SKINS 1 7
B u .3S"y UEAT r “^SSSL!?2TuS? ft
7 No 118 Wood «V
ioDa ASil—: eoalcs t*o»P -•
1 £f““ 0id °' fot *** ■ r BE3T
Ob 'Mttjajjafrfer
[OLAS3ES-gi M-l. I«cM PCTgjfegggSgA*?-
M O ,Si P CAXDU;s - g b,I “SSm^BEST
»- iIOLASS Sar Ic tb "' • ' °
OWNERS WANTED for
iWyomu* G B MILTENBbRt; 88, .
V*'\N _ UaND asd'for aile low £ ej® ‘ “"“ T
II 10 bbls English Veniuaa Fed;
JO! “ Sal Sod*}
ISO * No 3 Rosin:
3 “ Chloride Lime;
S boxes Palm Soap;
1M “
j C 3t . Canal Ba«w, Psaa w«
SPICES— leaskiNaunegt;
u bbU Cloaca;
SO mauCauia;
’i •• i case Maee: for »a?e by , .
dB3l . JSCnOONiIAKER&• CO,StWooJ tl
*” nc ’’ A CO
Cl'iSr®-” c “ k * Go '- h '°' JOHN « r ATT *CO
TTSS™ °“^ 1 “ to W.U7
-CfEWBUUAR CUBED HAMS k BEEP
TV 15 tierce* “Etotj A Swift 4 *” *aj*nor h.C. Hunt,
■*■ STibbl* “ , * v*
J«jlgc'd „afcr.,Ucby aELLK , saN i OOL g;
■paCTHEBB-aw It. ”°S'g^'Mu J 1 ,7
u ; iilempral. '■
TOTS : Fiyeiie Mnaafaetarlnff Company k**® *™?T
Ytd their Wholesale batlnei* to d»e itote r«eally
oeenplnd Dy.Mej.n. M. IL Crown & Eroihoi JT.0.12J
WcorfctreeL
HKF.D—<S BauTPrimcClorei B«<s, joat
v> «« i ” a “ d f ° Cl * l ' gB. MILTENBERGEK.
i- 1.. IfM. ■ Nn.B7, Front Htroei
ly EjLTHEna-iO »ct. >^.^ A Igi,AEOH 1 gi, AE0H
* ; « a « Books Jnit Arrived.
SACRED SCENES AN-D CHARACTERS, by J.T.
Hctdiy, with crijr.naJ dwiffn* by Parley.
The Poems and Prow " rlimp* of IL
Physician and Salient, or a Practical Y l *’*?* “®
W ,J Doiiea. Relation* and Interest* of ibe Miilieal
Unxicjiunl Cd.
' rol’nro.adhnnacoljn....;
b ’ ENCLBB, W Wood it
rPLEB-«
«»" q • —; -
f'IjF.AM ClliEjl'— a b » »°rw HaDAu'qj' 111
ytiL CORKS-IS “ £6i .
’ "IS?* 7 j BMW No Wood direct
-PWE a f°NOE-Fo r ■,^» r g noNMAKEg - t CD
LUtt-m m.«M°.S-nnnsiUKKR * Co
R^2™ I ZS" sS rti^«Sgg*g
UTRiPiMtiU rAPEK-llwi Vanooi MOV
ff fot i»<e by
jktrr
J SCHOOXMAKEft fc <?•>
e “ d “oiW;WATit CO
MiCKEtrEC^ooTCiTTioJ.
■ndfornlebT lull JOIINWJLTrtOO.
i iiOT-SS Noi-,jn«i reed aaf W »ajcu7
> dc?7 JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
npAR-<t) bbl
L dcvr
Y.'EATiTES*-sU) ,
1* itla bjr deg? J.
. : U/»
James a Hutchison * co
prime Ify.rißrt rec’d andfti
FAMES A HUTCinSON * CO-
Rolled; i
111 “ MtaiDa; for tale by __
_L de2T _ JAM A HUTCHIPO.V& CO
RICE— uTtiereea fritn*, for tile by
dcZ7 JAMES A lILTCIIISON A CO
.•nfINDOW GLAS»-6dQboXe< oxlO;
W • • »si “ loxii;
J 100 “ IQXH; la note aud
de»l TABBKV A HEgT
*lll4*ll WADOINt*— & OBiet iu»t opened t*y ;
de« BUACRLKTT A WHITE
CANVASS—* baleViaediutaand hue Tailor*' Canvas,
jolt rec’d_ l >y_jdcsl aiIACKLBTT k WUITB
OiOB BOY PLAIDS—I bale (Pi bine and black
tv Woolen Platd«,jQ« ree’d per express, for salo by
; deit BHACKLbfIT't WHITE
V»VfITH VELVET—An tnvoiee of Lrsb Cotton ;\V
I J *et,Josi rec’d b T by
•‘jiSl HHACKU7IT4 WHITE.
■TTTOB9E BLANKETS—tOO pair Horse Blankets,to?
H aaleatthe BLANKET DEPOT, No. 94 Mhikel
Afeu *****
-rS'OUBLE MILLED FLANNELS, White, Red. and
I 1 Rmwn.a«operior article for Drawer* and Bbiru,
Ei »«tAat the Blanket Depot of the FayeUo Maiwfac*
CtottPtny.No.bg Market >L . dcgMlw
"XpfRA a PELISSE CLOTHS—Received Mr ex
tiVJ«i« and now openi'fc -10 P ,ece » 01 ike »o>t de-
U V ?IK, Opera and Fellsio Cloths. j
* A A MASON A CO. GO Market n
* Dt LAINS—A lane mvesre of
/ iWjjvJL. h jeh colored Cashmeres and Da Laiaes,
|k&g^gS2SSfl?S?!a , !SS
SbsaJ"**-*. »■ A MACON » co^
KLOUK—IOP »te>» fornKloby
Buckwheat crajo * pkinnkb
J)ie»
l5|!S.. «.d .PfiM,l«« "Zl'tftnSiWr.n
TTpr&."ff >illle,f k? 1 sr ynh of 1848 >
. JOj^ fc ?** tobr ; _' browk *dekpat*i«
I, ,
. —iu-iv' - - >4*& XZzfij A. : vs* «ns* Kt
COMMERCIAL |ECORD. PORW PRSESBUHUH,
— _ yumno There were 18 ftilOlache*uuhe.eh*a»cl
PITTSBURGH BOARD V* TRAD* ■ *“ TO \
• "*r _T •*, IsiieventOß, tndMliiw.
• *st KX£QUST'S HCMA»C»-
i COMMUTT-S FOB DECEMBER
E. JTVD “ A -
Thb Brrxas—During Saturday‘the river. we» »i
high iule—there being £1 feet water in «**»»***
S5e,W -»U,n.«» S =». -““1” °„
i„id c-.»«
i«igtlion, toi a f=w dasi. to a * . 03 i y
"*> y “’ h ”
require a few days to pats ofl, waea
again be free, and open to the trad®)® _ aa!v( j, j 0
**» of tie WM “
Allegheny city, were " tUOIU> should the,
ar.d f tt/ohio b's of » corresponding
SShTifieeheurand Mj
uSbueh destruction of property will be die ,
river continued to rue until .omeume dtrnng . ;
s 3J utght, when it commenced reced.ug |
and |d daik last evening, there were i°me ttfeetia.*
tbc channel. . [ BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Tila Waatfflpa—'lbiring'saturday night, ths weather j BBOWNSVILLEfACKETS, «*'»*>*”* p. «
which had been very mild tat several days previousi BEAVER PACKETS, 8 *-»- lnd *• *■ *
hctiise freexitg cold; about 10 o’clock yesterday. WELLSVTLLE PICKETS, 8 a.«.
Morain* it *om»encedsnowing,ead by duk last eve- ST. LOUIS-J. J. Crittenden, 4r.“• /
nine ithadfailen to the depth of about sir inches.— NASHVILLE— FertFM,* pm-
ThSit the fifth snow wohave bad thus fnrthii winter,: WIIEEU.N'G-Lct>a McLane, 9a. u.
*U if which Were br sufficient depth to make good ) IMPOBTS BX BIVKU.
aleigbing. '' ' •• ' . ' BEAVER A WELLSVILLE-Per Caleb Cope-170
We have had more snow in this region during the . bubarlcy,cwijer;nbl)lseloverseed. Harbsugh t /D
present winter, titan has fallen daring any one season, iMd^tt^n^ae^ey^'o;
tor the Ust'seven year*. Should the.snow gooff and. ?” X p al Un lg ,sheilffA Shirk; 6 kgs lead, ScsifoAAt
denly.withthe river atlispreeer.t high stage, we may ; kmsonj.sfl bg* barky, M I | r ? > v !" i .“ „ibi***- 100
hare a flood neatly approaching tiu? of 183 d. ;
* % ! fibl.buttrr, U P idwns; S K-U flour, Copeland . j
BEAVER—Pet Mirhigni—d bg* tki, L Loonus; •
tidt* poper. Kuliflt; ? do do,.U A Fahnestock; IS carks
perM obis. 4 ko lanl,3bbt» batter, l bx dD, John A :
Canehny; 11 sks I w bour, Benny A co; la bbl*, U kgs
laril.SSsks peaches,SJtktWdo do ; *| 10 Co
sundries, 43 bbl*'do,S'ska apples, 1 kg, owner*.
CINCINNATI—Per Huabutg-l pipe liquor, J Ket
rer.Sl pc* blows, SO bdls wrap iron, Oo eman, Hail
rosii A co; s» bU> smoked beef, S i W Ha.rbaueh, 44
1,1,1, whi*k-v. Jltryan; 61 do do,T JDunean;.4dodo,
liibSl fc Tto lard oil, E >fc.xW?»i« “ k V
tanner’* tctoui J Prbooctnakor A ro, £ bbls batter, ,
hhd* to'., Ciaik A Tha r, 15 ks» lard, 'V H Johnston; S
btuis tol«, D Letch A eo.
’ WHKEt.ING—Prr JuKeUm-WMI;
a- m-,ni-rc 1 kee Baker A Forsyth: i bW, 1 bf uo uq
vrai I Diecey A co;3Sflpics b moat, w Bingham, le3
.ESsnSuTIMy r W' rt
A tfhipton; Vito, J A R Floyd; It kgs boner, h Hes*
selton. ,
trrrica Pmanncati Gazette, >
l A 4 IaiJUAUU r
Monday Morning, Jan. H, IS-tS. {
I previewing the operations of the market for Satur
day! we have nothing apeeial to notice. Every tl“ n &
remains quiet, at oar previously quoted rate*.
Fwc»—Siler of $OO bbU from aiore, at 6t,M> on
term* Equivalent to cash, anil of ISO bbls in lota, at
81,74? bbl. SI,C3 lo I,7smay be given a» the present
ruling figures of the market. Very little c»» B forward
by river, and wo tcaid of no aalca of couseque • ee trora
first hand*.
Rrs FLOCB—With supplies in the ejarkvt, we
my continue our quotations, ui 53,000 M ? bbl. ,
BtacwnstT Ftou*—The market is fully supplied,
od 'ia rather doll, at a of SI,C-’51,73 ? ltd, as in
quality.
Cow Miat—Tho-market is nearly bare, and pncea
nominal—any 50355 c ?bu, in a small way.
Onocotit—The market continues quiet, but pricer
1 are finmrncea of N O Sugar, for new and old, range
from S|lo 01, and 5c for prime old. Loaf s-o s ar taosa>
from a to 10a. Sales of N O Molaiaea al *r.( lo Ml a «
.oil and of S Hal 40315. Rio Coffee remarna 6imo,
12313c—onppliei modernle. Rico mar be qooled oi
Oilier arliclea maintaid ibetr o.ont qatemesi' J a Uftfforle A. H. Clarbe.
arid, no raliation in pricer. 1 BRRTFOOLE & CLARKE,
ilcLI of 10,000 BialOic, ra.l, time i -.-toRIVARDINIi AND COMMISSION IIF.RCII
- are effected 01 4e, 4 mo. . ■- •J£ ANTS, and dealer. in Window (llaa., While
B.cns— Roceipln of new bacon bare, n> pel, been j Uni, Ne. Wi Second at. |lno ~>-
lljti. Sboalder. and Bide, may be quoad «' 4130 c; ,WKST I R. S 1H SC BARGE COMP A M ¥
sale.of now .uyttr eared bam. inqierce*, al sc; plain ; 0 p PITTSBURGH.
lama are .old al 7331 c IP B. ! CAPITAL *lOO,OOO.
;Li*d—For Lhnltiedemnndlia. been moderate, with . pmaj, 1 1L Moles, Jr., Pter’L
«isralnbbl»axsl3s|,andmkes« ttl Si&6c P &• i ' Will larare afcairtil all kinds of risks,
Vi-rm-Reeulor talei of extraTOll in cloths, at 14 • FIRE AND MARINE.
;EnTO— Kegoiar i.v»i<v-maW a LL lonics will be literally adjusted wul promptly
olse,t&dof ft fair article m cloths, av ldOlSc, aaLs A
or ui «X 0,91010 c ► ft. ‘ • A b#=e Iniutnuon— managed by Directors who are
XV R. at <J3di, of Cream ■ well know* in the coaifmimtT, and who aw .Irtenain
lC«*»-S»ts»otgooucou. * bypt onipin=.. s and liberality to nanuam the char
at Ciafll,anAof Goshen at .*c V “• acterwhich they have iwuraed, ™ offpruie Uie best
i CRACKERS—A rejular bosinew is doing at the to!- ~r olKUon to those who desire tu be Injureti
■ . Darrrana—R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Black, J. w. trailer,
lowing quoted rate*. • N jj oia - 4 , j r ., We B. Holmes, C. lamxea. Ueo. U .
, Water Cracker*, per bbl • * »**£? Jackscn, Wta. XL Lyon, Jas. Lipplneott, Tho*. K.
Boner do “ “ * ***" 2*2? . TjicH,J<une« M’Aaley, AJex. Nimick.Tiio*. Scott.
Dyspeptic do , u rA, Orr.cs. i\o. J 9 WaXer meet, of Spang
Pilot Bread, “ . .v. ft*, un uni**.) Pittsburgh. juluny
' StumrCmekeTa,per lb ~ _ *
geda do “ •***
■i tluow—Sale, ill low ef 10,15 and 20 bbl* nt,37(e
» B, far beef 1 and 6(36i0 for mnnon tnllore.
1 SOAP A CANDLES—SaIes~of City and Cincinnati
trranafaolnred al43Keper B. CltynM*
nfnetured Siar Candlea are in fair rcqae.l, a! rllO-AO
of mould fallow at olaio, and af eommoa dipped e: Oc
DIVIDEND.
Qrrics of AU.KGUEST Baicoa Co., i
• PrrTSBCROH Jaj i Ist, ItiU. V
THE President and Manager* of the Coxpany tot
aecun* a Brideeaver the AHegheoy.RiTer, oppo-
HlePitisbureti, in the Coautj of Allegheny, hate tint
d*T declared a Dividend of Two Dollar* on each
thn*e of the Capital Slock, Handing to the name cf in
divtluait on the Books of the r-ompaar, out of the
w d, nroits of tin last six month*, winch will be paid to
*»** «*-• «*», f *£ tesjs u ‘ cl '
N. f DIIMVAaE -5556*1.
P bbL -Ilcmnc. , . BCRASCE COMPACT,
Codfish at 54,T5 V drum, . r j, HE following abatement of the affair* of the Com*
1 GLASS—A regular btuinesa baa been dotn* tn a pAny ,i» patnuked in conformity with a provision
oli Fo'r b^J.'toMo.rlcc.. a lUI of piibb.:! ft. lnl ““ 1
S 111 : 818 a— pmimu *
ft* S-i—ig-SlaglS--- w £ SSiaS "ggS T __ ia
rrom the Cincinnati PriceCdfreiOt Jon-S, I «tet*v, Siivase, and other Profit*, 13^10 71
- Bog*F*e**d 'l»“'<Sia*lm»*«L
I Tho packing season is drawing rapidly to a clow , - r- ~-
aiul the tunnels wilt be wtrnnd op at a m“C“ esjlic . , Erpcatej, Jc., tiurtag rme fsrw,—
i«^isra£tisssrss? 1 s - »^s£.»«U. —. ***? g
.ecasr !
Ibe<■»>»«• 22, AmAJ rf the Company are aafollawj,
cut attht* point, « have obtained Iron tb««’«»> Bond*, Mortgage* n«d Ground rents, * g I
»l»rbteritHgemblitbmsnumandiiearlheettydwiowJ Umse j s IM « fcanercen Loiu,
aKßteoentot tirenim* Fcnnsylrnm „, do do l ®-®g ”
berkUJed, which, withenr oiual recorJ of regies by l)o Five do do
rTver, Taitroad, and cannl, enable* n* to pmladelpbin City Six per cent. Loan. I£M3 00
▼rry naarlr w the aciaal namber packed-hay>ig «o b,h* Receivable, . . . 85,a»0 21
esmnaie the wagon bog*, only. The namber allWght* - 0 Shares Slack Lmoa Bank of Tcuoe*-
eredatibe aeTeraVestablishments were a* i* l '® l ” l „ , 3,1-0 00
NlonSa&Co.* 50 Uo do Merchant* and Manure-
J Jarjaeas lutct* Bank, Pmshurgn, ** SK> 00
UetTerford k. Bowman ‘*" v ISO Share* Stock Amertcau Matual Inwr*
gS'Si'r™::":- ::::::: S
— —- J shn ,„ ai«t rituaelphib Eiebanj,
jIJWe Conrsny, ™
* - - joo Share* Stock Pennsylvania Rail road
" jyK! Company,
ri« Cavhonhand,
.... o,iw of Mutual Insurance Companies,
.. 31.000 B, lu „ ce4 in the band* of Agcnia, aad Pre.
Alanue rohciea. reeenlly U-
Grand Total 4M.05S sucJf MXOB W
Received by river,.eannJa, and; railroad, aaiee ■ interest due? inrilSu 00
tha eomaencement or the packing aeatos---15.497 s ui}w; npi;ou coie*, ou
Eatimaled number received by wagon*, «**“*'
of those from the hoasea ui the eoaltry, n
-aelnded above •*
Aib, rec'd per
j align moat—
Total la CinelnaaU
N.' L. Bramble, (PlaimvUle)-*—
Dock Crerk*— —
Waldo, (CamoiMTiue)
Ncwtowo*'***:
Covington, Ky
3=0,355 Tbe Hoard of DifCClor# have lit* day declared a
S^£BEvfl£»B
BIsSS^
5,1, «»*oo.. Our reader® wW undented «U% when nbw.. DIRECTORS.
we aay elatißhlered, we do not at 410- j 0 »-ut, H Beal, H. jon*, Brooke,
§i§giSspssi mm: ■
ess., Mt,
SSjSS,
whkh w’;’ K 't“ , that of J h p C ” ® T.SfluVSdli.f, Wm! uEwioy, do
require correction, wlieo wo com® lootfxc op p WILUaM MARTIN, i'reeident.
Uatetceni. • nWIO GKORQE, SKRBILL, Vims Preudcnt.
RJplejr.Ohlo-*
AlayjTille-
Madiarn. la- •
ladiasapolii--
Lo*Wville-*-*
n««Etl:3n,o--
Chilieeihe, O
RICHARD s."nEWB6ID, Secretary
lif u.e Act incorporating thu Company, the pome*
uiuiMig property therein, are entitled to a ititae cr
the proms of the Institution, without subjecting them
scWetioony liability beyond the premium paid.
TJvt Carnal Stock and Subscription Notes are
□tedi-ed by the Charter for the payment of looses ; ana
Uic profit* of the Company are directed to be mrcsteu
and teuainin tbo possession of tho Corporation, as a
fund for tba funher aecnnty of the assured. Iln* fund
*- oft) will i*e represented by Scrip, bearing on » f * ler^*t T •, l ?
sssss assg-ggggsg-'
* «*...»*. **•—“
atOVe - . ' ed by any other EXPRESS. wo *aro, to **oiar-
Wurrzn Ani*9Mtsn or rna Cc-faab SgBAMXM vj*^’^menTmue'&Ut^hudnotrcnderedourii the
-During tbfe winter months the steamers compound CONDUCTED and HOST RELIABLE EX
re Canard Line wiU sail from New York, Boston and rßfsS. we wculdnot have merited tno
, ~ cei: \ye now eflior—nor couid we have sus.ameu our
weipooWM follows: _ V ,»/ora scries of years, and established a repnu.
nbrU, from Liverpool, forjlorion, Dee. 15, 18»9 mi; urntmo ecomnna by any other
u rryt f#rNcw Y ' olk] . u «9 # X. ,, rrancements lor Urn speedy, cheap andsafeUM.-
* for llottou, Jun.lV,lBso. jnklon of good* and valuables of ail description , b
T for New Vork, - 20, CT„ oimvalkd, and in extending our Linei lo all the
for Boiton, Feb- 2, p»V:aern and southern” Cities, (having JP®** -
for New York, “ 28, inr :, sor erertion loraako It pcrleet ) wc leel con
forßortnu; Hatch P, dent that the inducements which we offer oth n
far New, York, ** «S bir * e -unsurpassed,” and that we are fully enabled
'f*rU'«ton, April a, u. INFORM what wo PROMISE.
, for Liverpool, Dec. 12,1813. ADAMS *. CO.
ff, r « u 19, BAKER* FORSYTILAfW^
Canada, from New Voik,
Faroe*, from Norton.?
New York,
Cambria.- To gwton.
Canada, from New. York
« . from Boston,
froolNrW'Votk
a. from Boiton.
a from New -Yorf
u - tion Boaioii,
« from New Yor
u from Borton,
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putibargh 8.. c«. -i »«.!• H»nt
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: « tfi . .5: EU»Airr and substantia!, books,
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f cgrmpfi Co-Co { ) Slal 1 *lJ«,000-,DiTuJeiAd,
1 Jcmaiy, April, loly and October, lad,
4 f cent; ahaiea; *3O; tale*. *£o to
• Atlantic * OhioTelemph Co—
r • HtjoJOt>lPiTtdsnd.a)c»ahafißforJaa»
..w. April, and October; *&are*, 930:
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AERIfED.
Caleb Cope, Manioc}, Beaver.
Michigan. Brief, Betrer.
Jxike Erie. Clark. Raver.
Beaver, Gordon, WdliviUe. f
Vkoqoi, Galloway.'Monongatitla City.
Fashion, Peebles, Brtabeth.
Atlantic,Parkiron, JrowrisviUe.
Billie, Jaeobf, iiromsville.
Camden, Hendrickon. McKeesport,
lamia McLane, Cornel, Whedirff.
DEPARTED.
Caleb Cope. Munlffik. Beaver.
Lake Erie, Clark, leaver.
Beaver, Gordon, VeUsviUe.
Michigan. Brief, Eeaver.
VtTOqua, Gallowor, Mononrahela utr.
Camden, Hendriclsoi), McKeerport
Fashion, FeeblesJEilxabeth.
Baltic. Jacobs, Bnwniville.
Atlantic, Parkinun, Brownsville.
Zachary Tnylor»Lneas, Cincinnati-
Kenmery, Mnclan, Louisville.
Ohio. Stoop*, CircinnaU.
James Nelson, Hoorn, Wheeling.
INO. A.CAUUHBY, Ageni for lha l*ake Erie and
\J Miehiaaa Lire. 10 Braver and the liskef.—Offleo
on the corcer of Water and Smithfield su. jan*
ALEXANDER M. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, on Fourth itreel,
abovtfScnithfielti—Lowrie's Building*—up stairs..
N'OVKiSaKXSTU, I*l9.
i S rnj-bef ovod gW®** 1 -
17Wop r ®'® ir7 “'‘ f=r 'SS 1 u J&IISSTON.
j go^iio'nar-s™ipH~|s^ ACaß
LOCAL MATTERS.
L ETORTED* TOH TITS prnVECB&tl DAILY SAZEXTE
Eesob.—William Boyd wad elected President
of tfao Common Cjuncil.'iotteaJ of Robert Moore,
as slated in our paper of Saturday.
Should this taeclt'ie eye of Julio Hi B. ,he
will understand by it that a certain matter ia suU
nnpculed. X.
Msstxro of Sneer Council. —The member*
of the Select Council assembled in their chamber,
in the Old Court House, on Saluiday, a little after
two o'clock.
'Mr. Isaac Jones, the temporary Chairman of
the Select Council, took hi* seat, and called the
meeting to order. On calling the roll nil the mem*
bers answered to their names.
Considerable discussion ensued as to whether
the fir&ybuainess before the Council should be
the receiving thy Report afthe Committee on Con
tested Seals, or tho balloting for officers. Tito
Choir decided thatthe balloting should be proceed-
ed with. The tellers, Messrs. Hays and Morrow
collected the votes, with the following results:
17 19 19 £0 2! 23
..7 7 7 7 7 7 9
.7717776
.2 2 2 2 2 2 1
JameAß. Murray,.
Wm. M. Edgar...
James Kincaid...
At the und of the twenty third ballot, Mr. Mar
ray, hiving a majority of all the votes, was declar
ed duly elected. Ho was introduced to the Chair
by the President pro tern,, and returned his thanks
to the Council in a brief but happy speech.
On motion, nominations for the Clerkship were
declared to be in order. Messrp. Major, Rippcy
and Morrow, were daly nominated.
The tellers proceeded to tike a ballot with the
following results:
John Major, 6; Robert Morrow,®; O.H. Rip
pcy, l.
Mr. Robert Morrow was Jeolared duly elected
Clerk of the Select Council for one year.’T
Tne next business in order was declared to be
the election of Messenger. Mr. James Wright was
nominated, aud elected by acclamation.
A resolution providing for the arrangement of
tbo seats, so that all the members from each Ward
should niuogelher, was offered ond ndopted. On
motion, the rule* ofthc last session were adopted
for tho present.
On motion, it was resolved that when tbs Select
Council adjourn* u adjourns to meet ia tbs New
Court House on Tuesday, at tea o’clock.
A resolution tendering the thanks of the Coun-
cil to John Major, the !ets # C!erk, for the able, gen
tlemanly and obliging manner in which he had
discharged the dutiesofhlscffice, was adopted.
Mr. Morrow read the report cf the Democratic
portion olthe Committee tor the contested scat in
tho Ninth Ward. U declared the election void
owing to various alleged irregulari'ies oa the pari
of the Judge and Inspector*.
Mr. Loieox, on the part of the Whig portion of
the Committee, then reported, declaring that Mr
HiU, of tho Ninth Ward, was entitled to bis seat.
A long debate ensued on the propriety cfdcclar
mg the disputed election null and void.
Mr. Marks, of the Eighth Ward, moved tfaa
Messrs. Simpson and Hill, be admitted and swot:
[es&rs. Simpson no
The Chair decided that
Hill, hod a to vote on this mottos
Ignite an excited and animated discQfs.oo fo
lowed this decUion, in Iho midst ofwbicu, a in.
lion was made to adjourn—sod by a vote of
Bine to covets
Mr. Kincaid moved that Meesra. Simpson and
Hillba admitted to their seal*. A gentleman ask*
-ed whether Messrs. Hill andSimpion had a right
lo vo*e on this motion —decided inthe affirmative.
The Loco Foco members rose, and declared Mat
they would leave the CouacU Chamber, if such
were the case.
Mr. Lorecx moved.tisa compromise,that Me«si
Simpson and Hill bs admitted, aud that tho ci
i-as of the Ninth Ward decide by a new cieotio
whether Mr. Simp-tm or Col. Yost, is enlii'ed la
The yeas and naya were celled on Mr. KiD'
lid's motion. Lost, eleven to five.)
Mr. Loreni’e amendment was next put, and
at—seven to nine.
A resolution waa offered to the effect, that the
Mayor be instructed to issue a proclamation, dt--
redieg the voters of the Nihlh. Ward to awembW.
at the polls, at as early a day as possible, aud
elect two members lo represent them in Select
Council, which passed lo a third reading, and was
passed—nine to two.
QcsxrSß Sooom-Before Jndges Patton, Ken and
Jones. January 12.
la the cite of Commonwealth v». Lewis, Robinson,
et nl, Utc Jury rendered a verdict of “Guilty" a* to
Lewis; tie othtV* “Not Gaitty.” «.
In the ease of tbe Allegheny Fire Riots, Mr. B!ack
uked for a continuance for a few days, on aeeonntof
tbe absence of CapL Naylor, and the intended absence
©fl tmself. durL"* the wwk. Tbe Court fixed Wed
nesdny next a* the day of trial-
After presenting several Bill* and a Presentment,
the Grand Jury was discharged.
* SENTENCES.
Robert Bell, who was indicted and found gudty of
in assault and battery on Wo. Jones, was called up.
Mr Carnahan, Ida-counsel, asked the Court to dcfei
seniecce for a few days, as he belicTed it could b<
shown that the defendant wai “not thar The Ccut
said the evidence was conclusive, and proceeded trf
pus sentcaee —fine, SlStn and twelve monlbs in
J. 11. King was called op. He had been found eutity
of larceny of money from Geo. Soiitvan. Seutenee:
Eighteen month* in the penitentiary. The convict
took me mailer quite easy,—he is a yoong Hack boy-
John PeiUow was called up. He i* a negro, who
wa* found gnllty bf-larceny of lank notes from J. B,
Ludwig. Sentence: Two year* and six months ta the
penitentiary- , . ,
J*bn Lewi*—a negro, found guilty of larceny of ear
puui’i tool.from John Shanar. Samanca: TvroTOtr.
and six month* in the peniiemiarjr.
Smi* Gille*pie—found gritty of lareeny of .lock
ing* (tom D. Shaw. He *aid he bouglittKe stockings
thai he had a wife and family-thal he was born in lb.*
country—that he was drank when toe ttole thr *tock-
Inr*. Seuienee: fifteen month* In the penitentiary.
June. Graham-1 Lute white boy, who ha* been
M vetri time, before Ike Court-wa. calledl ap. lie
was found guilty of stealing a pi»U»l from Mr. Cart
wrigbL The Court adjudged him a . .abject for the
Uoa»e of Refuge.
June. A.del-a young white man—wa. called up.
Ho was found guilty of larceny of money from the
Messrs Gcrwig, Grocer*, Fifth Ward. Seniencc
Fourteen month* in the penitentiary.
Edward Power«.wa*oalled up He hid plead g«
iy to the charge of stealing a saddle from Col. SaM.
Sen*csiec: Six months in jail. !
Geo. Johnson—a negro, found gailty of an amauU
and battery upon Mr. Manning. The Court remarked
ib,l II wa. amt-a-aiail can. Sar.lancm (ISO &»'•
twelve month* in jail.
Kefr called up TUi* is the poor fellow
Who waa so unfortunate a* to eairy oIT a keg of pow
der, believing it to be sugar. The Court proceeded to
prui* «eotencc:
JoJf» P—The or lilt Coin '■ )«“ P*»
„ Hue rf.ut anil »"■ fourth centa u> Ih. Common
woaHh- .
p,i*onrt -I r«» P®7 ibe » ir * “ *«* ’» *“* "olh
u,g about U«I r.o«t*. U.aufbtcr )
Judte P.—Restore ibe property, &c , anil undergo an
imprisonment in ibe penitentiary for lli« term of four
i«-en months. (Col. lllaek but loaned Kerr a Op, with
which ho thought to get off.)
Com. vs. Time. C. Whittaker. This was the most re
spectable of the crowd of convicts before tho Court.
He was cor.vieted for obtaining money, ttz-, from Mr.
Johnson, of the Commercial Saloon,on false pretences
He said that all he stated to Mr. Johnson was strictly
true, bathe unfortunately hail iio-wllnesses. He said
he was a stranger here, and had teen in jail a consid
erable length of time. The amount of money obtain
ed wns only four dollars. Tho Court held a consult*-
uon ia regard to him, and rejnanded him without sen
tence. The crime of this msn leeracd to be poverty.
We mist he mny cseape.
Mary Brows—a lady of cotor-vgif sentenced 10 ;
four months m jail, for on Eiw
belli IJuiler.
John Morgan and Goo. o;Gotman-who were loom!
guiUy for an assault and battery on Mr. , were
called up. The Court remarked that this was an ag
gravated care; they hud attacked a man on account of
his religion, and in that they were mistaken, for tho
prosecutor was of the same Church-the Catholic—n>
which they professed to belong. Sentence: Morgan,
£vo mouths in jail; O'Gormuii, three month. u> jail.
\Vm Connelinn—a boy who wan charged wnb lar
c'cny_wai discharged; thoGraud Jury having ignored
ibe bill. ,
Wm. Maxwell—who has been in prison for tome
lime, charged with folso personationol atolilier—was |
discharge*!, as ihc.Grnnd Jury had foand no bill. It
•eems that a man named Hutchinson -had in his po»- ,
satfi*>n some soldiars’ laud warrant*, and as he could I
not use them without a transfer, ho employed Maxwell |
to go before a Birmingham magistrate and pass him- |
,elf off as a soldier, and mike the transfer, llutcbm- ■
•on Is off. ....
Jerry Davi*-a black man, charged with larceny—
was discharged; the Grand Jury having ignored tho
bill- ,
jkn«g«TTD—Twomen. named Smith end Rob
inson, wero on Saturday, by police offi
cer* Fitxmorris aud Randolph- It »thought they
are the coufterfeiten who escaped from New
Lisbon, Ohio, a few days ago. They were nabbed
bv the officers,on tbo Steamer James Nelaon, on
which boat they had coma op the .river. Coun
terfeit notes to the amount of one hnndred and
1 thirty dollars were, we understand, found on
l them-
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
KVTP.a OPTrIStIOUM I—tX>KKECTi:: l*v
H, HULDlkli A BOSS,
iiisfcf'f*. *''• Market street,:-
peiit>sy iv»iii»' Uadlmu*..
Paai.o:Tiu-bvi»* —;'mc.«cD-w fcßraiuhca-* I
[\cUjrcltKi; padS-aißScnp--.
M-i.-fc Beai-l'ai ,
li; K -*t ■ i h«i®de;paiu---*:'.*T ta.ciiar.se Be. of • *«• • *
r birs»i Bank! par Farmers Gk.of V*
-par Hi. oid*e Valley,— -■
“ Ciesier/Ccunty---par Uk.cf Virginia----
.< ii-Ir.wie* Co.- --parM-iM-Uk., WhcelU* i
<« >.oniioa:eryCo.--pai do Morettutowu-*--* I
<« .\oruiunil»cr;aiid- -par *l. V/.Biak U—r* 1 J
Colum-'u BridifoOo.- • par do Wellabwg—— *
Dov'c- lorv’T: Bank pi* &> FuTkeuburg
13k. Remduw-par ni Tena*n««.
Fame 1•' Uk-Bucks Co. par Uk-pf rconeasec-••• - »
Far-tcr*- LS’k i-Aneas’r-par tar. &.-Merch , t*Uk— —
Laccb-wr Co. lU.-- -par Manteia 1 Bk. „
Lu-.eriterßfc. par Unionßk. —~-
U.Biaiei Bank 30 , JUfMOWI*
Kfnv.h-jrraßk.*— ■ I IBS.of Cape Fear *
~ k^agKSBS.,
<;,'di-towr.-•• l£? ad ,* I K IJk ; 5
jlii.oi Charleston *
ICoannereiai Bk-- 3
Bt. of Georgetown- a
Bk.oj Hamburg*--* •• * I
Merchants Bk— J
Planters &Meeha’»Hk* $
Bk. of South Carolina •• si 1
narfluda
Baltimore Bk*. P»*
-10
Cumberland Bk. of Alle
ghany 4
Fur.lft.of Maryland-- “
Farmer*’ A. Mechanics “
|- Bk. Frederick “
Frederick Co. Bk.*—- '*
lllagerstownßk-••••••- “
Mineral Bk-—I
PatanseoUk I
WasbingtonDk—— “
Uk.oftS estninfter
JGtlchl£&n<
ilk. of St. Clair--*-— —
Bk. of Hirer Raiseo-— —
Miehiganlns. Co--- -5
Far.AMeeh’sßk 5
Wtsconiln Tarrlt’jr.
, Mar.AFireln.Co.Mitw’e 5
Ctitdai>
Ail wlrentßank* 8
ißank ol EngtandNoics
; »i:oei£ttr.
{Gold St SptcU Val a*
INapoleon* 3 el)
'Ducat*-*—• • -‘J 15 0 - ifO
Earle, old 10.60
Eagle, new 10 00
Doubloons,Spanish-16 fcO
Ik).Patriot- —■ • 15-jO
J 5H
Unlr.eao 5 00
Fredenekad’ors—•*” to
.Teo Thalers ? 80
(Ten builders - 300
iLoa'tjd’ors- -- •• • *5O
I . 2xeh»»K«* ,
;New York • •-••— *prn
[Philadelphia----—' *F ra
‘Baltimore • « P tn
. par. Interior B’ka—■•
' 910!
Fu'Dii*’ naif DrvTcre*
E<wf, VVayße«s)cr>f.* I
Hsrn-bupr- —~ • “
Lobitroc i P**
Pourrill;*' —• •• • • “
Wroti.oj J
Wen yruich Bk. | 1
‘llciicl Noios —«
Pm* Jo* “
Scrip—Vinab. 1: Couniyl i
" Alirpheny, SO.
gtaio .Az.amfU’ranehei I
Mouu Pleasant • 41
Siaubini'nlle—
gl.Clrir«viDe M
Vianc-' : i
Mew *bim •
Zane-'v.li* “ :
F.ttmun ' • •
Dayum-* -*
Western K«»;ve
Prankl-nO’k Columbia‘i
CblHirnlhe ~~ ‘T
Lake Krin -
X l .’. •’ 13
;Tl >, r 51
n'nlfk Cantor.--—£o
ana w
KtaWcMjr.
Uk of Kentucky I
Ul.or!«iti4«:U*e “
Norhern »k. Kcniu ky*
•law York—C;:v D»nki
w. M. J. OLESS, Book Binder*.
■wxtV. are sull enured in the abotr ba«ne*», comer
AY of Wood and Third «keta, Pittsburghr where
JL'«„ piepunl lodo *»r 1“ »“ ?&?”•
natch * we attend to our work personally, “d iiius-
Fae Son will be Riven in'regard to m neatness and dn
* *ll lank Books ruled to any bound
stanuolly.. Book* in nombersoroldbook*
tullv or repaired. Name* pnlod book* in pit «“ e "-
Sc 4a P t have work incurve™ ‘"JigfS
Prices low. |
ihe the public generally-
cr " P - r [?if>*i bXsR 'V Crenshaw 5»;
7U | “ Jam?* Madison w
<■ll “ Lamartine *£i
jj | * Mirat'tao £•
gj “ Putnam “ an ‘‘ ,l- y
15 ( “ Robert* & Sn*on “*i
« | • ‘i (Hear Bari s*i
y | u Jpbo* A. I|<*W 1*»
j | “ Warwick, supr U;
M «l " ,tor!,iJ “ m ”L?IVAT^'LIJ«
Pitt Elitcltlii* Work* «od v.oodrj’.
TOHN WEIGHT tc. Co n arc rrepareil to build Cotton
J°«.i Wooleo Maeli»rrr.*f'’*'jJ™ n PSP e sm
&£?££s* UnudertTitc. £«*
l, *rf c ”°lfljl fS P (E»?•« rveir Kicnpllo*
smk £: -
fficTS'Sil ÜbJra”«*. ’ •
It H W*mti. - '* B^_
■ new COACIf FACTOR**
xuxananT.
MA WHITE* CO- would respectfully inform
. A ,« ,«ii? ihu ia h*»f «“<“>
La,'«n k between Federal ai <1 Sandusky itreeu. lUcy
Jto «ilk
;hMf articles in their luie. .
"I™, puSicalal .llcnlion lo He ieiecuoas>f mnlfr*
h»r/and hating non* bet competent workmen, they
hnitttuon in warranting their worn. »>e
Ui-rcfcrcMk tbv attention of the public to thi* matter.
N U. Repairing done in the ben manner, an<lonOte
ir.iv't reasonable ierma. J. - - -
PIArtOBI , ,
rpHF «t.«cril»er offers for *h!r a large and splc-did
1 of rosrwfwnl and umhugan) gr u “ * , .
uon pmnoi, wilts and without Ootcniai.’t
Sr- 1,0 “ ,d 'n'lSaWiiT ““
a- 4 * l - ad door above BUJ
N 11. City Scrip will lie iaicen »t P* r f3f ***" o(
hu ul»ote anormia i 't- ..“T* - ---
D.«I V r; Uip SMSS*! PHILAD^PUIA.
o ~..r vrih K imjSVON ANDNKVVORLEAN—
OFFICB.
Your- MEN m wholesale and retail store*, and other
rr.^.abfobusiueaa, u» act a. Uook-krepcre, Sale.-
m*» I'orter*. iUr-kcepcr*, Waiter*, banner*. Coach
men’, Oar Boo* and Map. Agenu, <-^cclor*.
iii ail branches of buatuess. Ac. We hare
as all time* a large number of good rituanoM on band,
. /-.m '-juo u> SA<>Ut per annum. Those ui
wfni if UUAUOIi- of«»y »•““ i“ 5t57‘.
«* 's&g\ss SBKK sr«s, *
i .aiißblo situation at the shortest nouce. \Ve Uate a
lan’c aSnuncc iu aU the above eme*
WLich wetrust will enable u* to |svo enure taUtfoe
to all who may fnvor’us wills a call,
uon to »»wft 0H £ TAyMANi No . M second at,
between South and Gay.
~ m I’-t’/Twini living in any pan of the OrStates,
and n'rituJofi in Baltimore, or el.
{£.,*the above ciiie*. will have then wanU imme.
dia’elv attended to by addressing us a Lmc,po»l-paid)
n. bv .0 doing they wiil consul both trouble and ex
oen.e which they otherwise would incur by coming
* e rl _’-itv and seeking employment lor themselves.
AM,vt" TAYLOR A TAYIIAN,
A - l *' m 5 1 N 0.59 Second street,
ililue.rc.MJ
_ BENNETT * BROTHER,
•tfEENSWABE MANUFACTURERS,
Birmingham,lnoftf Pltt*lmT*li»lPa.
Wariiows, No. 137', Wood street, FMtforgh.
•rr**r\ WILL constantly keep on hand a rood aasort-
SifiSJoent 01 Wats; 01 our own manufacture, and
HU fimet'oroualsty. Wholesale and country Her-
W chant* arc respectfully invited to calland r,x
tonne for themselves, as we are determined to sell
thankaseverbefore been offered to the pub-
irr Orders «ut 7 mail,accompanied by Uiecaah o t
tty ref.rcnee. will be promptly attended to._myld
rnoTIIE LADIES—Just received, a foil aswiriraen
I of gold and silver Thread. Cord .and Braid, alto
fancies and Bullion, for embroidering andolheror
nnmrnial work. Alsd, gold ond silver Tassels, Fringe
81 Jfi\*wlnr of the latest fashions, in great variety.
Watches of superior quality and beautiful paUerns,
and for sale at Eastern prices. W W WIbSUA,
aug7 corner Market and Fourth su
* -riIBNJCUBI BATHING AITADLIBH*
A MENT —Open froui 0 A.M. toll I*.M. Single
liath ii cents, or o fori uoliar. Ladies department
open f«om» to U A. M. and from 2 to 6 P. M.
The llefrcihmcnt Saloon* arc unequalled in style
Btitmlanec. Rcchercbu ice Cream*!
niseis - T. M’FALL, Proprietor.
- Tint a'Ukoitiltkh.
r(i}lF. attention of is respecuuiiy eaJsd te
I tl.e following certificates: ,
Mu. 8. fcU.tl.T9— Having tested a quantity of Gold
wci-licd by your Areometer, t find tho result prove*
vour instrument correct; and recommend the use or it
: to P,o>c going fo California, as tho best method for cb
ismm.' the real vaJue of Gold. Ile«ti. yoors.
isiiun.. too j 1{ U UNLEVY, Gold Ueatar.
i'ntdiargh, March 9,1&1V.
iTmausou, Maxrh 7, ltHVj
\iK lUkiTii—Pear Sit: Having examined the‘*Areo
mci, mannfaciured i.t your rooms, Ido not hesitate
to •T.iunirml it to the me of those gentlemen who are
about removing to California in search of Gold.
it i'ivcs a close approximation to the specific giavi
ty of’metals, and wißcettamly enablo tho adventurer
to ;!"--nain when hi* placer i* yielding Gold.
mat Id Your', reup'y. i. H. M'CLI.NTOCK._
1 Nf>l a RUilUKirCLUTiliNG—Just receivc»l forth*
I ti,i'i!i>rma fclxpcdiuou, a complete assortment oi
Gum Elastic Clothing, at prices ranging from *5,50 to
811.. for suitof coat, pantaand bat. fcor solo at the
1.. in Rubber Uepot, No 5 Wood sL
J JAIIFHILLirs ’
" Mahongahsla LiTery Btabla.
ROBERT 11. PATTERSON haa opened
*/ tarse stable on First st, running throsgh
0 Second si, between Wood and Smithfieid
jUXmwLsKi ,in the rear oi the Mouongoheta House,
wnh an entirely aew stock of Uotses and Carriages of
the be>t nualiiy and latest styles. Horses kept at Itve
rr in tho best manner _ JyiMly
PITTSBUBGn FBOALE IKSTITDTK
Second Session of this Inslituilon, under the
I care of Mr. and Mrs. Goanoar, for the present
□endemic year, will commence on the first of fcobrna
ry neri. m the same buildings, No. 52 Liberty jtrect. U
Arrangement* have been made by-which they will
be able to furnish young ladies facilities equal us any
in the West, for obtaining a thorough dyigush, Ciassi.-
cal and Ornamental education. A full course of Phi
lisophical and Chemical Lectures will be delivered
during the winter, illustrated by apparatus. The de
portments of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Modem
1 juiruaee*, Drawing und Pointing, will each be under
the care of a competent Professor. Jly close attention
to the moral and intellectual improvement of their po»
nils the Principal* hope to merit aconlinoauon of the
libeVal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
terms, see circular or apply to tho Principal*.
iadtMM_
• " ihiPsaniylvaiilß Company
Fo* Isißcasc* os Una aasGiamma Aastmx*.
THE ntst Life Insurance Company in the D- States
"incorporated March 10,1912—<ha«ter perpetual.
» OTT a.pplj.
cion.Sr <m whlc» POlicß. -RU
.ccoriias'o*'l' piopcs.l. uiinun,
TRANSPORTATION.
El
FIVE DA Y LISE,
rot TH» COTVXTABCK or KXBCSI.fSIZS ASS PiCIAftES,
WITH BPEBD BAS CBBTAISTT, BBTWEEI
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.
GOODS forwarded by thi. Line ere earned ja lire
mall train u> Cbamberabargb, and are immediate
ly loaded in Wasoni EOinJ niEbl and day tluon s h !o
are aiatianed every la mile., which
inaanclbe prompt delivery of coed, rv.imn ihe time
P ¥heW*sona trill leave oar trejeboaae duly, Iran.
na'nor. flood, -mb.
throagfcu
JAMES M DAVIS * CO,
237 Market street, Philadelphia.
JOHN M'FADEN » CO,
Canal Basin, Pituborgh.
rnwM McFADEN & CO- Foiwaspis* a Cojdc®.
[« Kxxaixim, Canal Baiin, P«m iirect, Pmibarg .
JAMES M. DA VIS A
iiirnoA Sloaurrrc, ten Mmlm, *“• « Co “ m '' c ’
11 mode bj either of the
Wool, and other merchandize, coaaigned u»
tale. _:
ONION LIKI£«
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1850.
THE aabacribera, now having in aneoeuful «!««•
lion an Expresa Wagon Uno between
and Philadelphia are prepared to receipt tor COW tea
freight daily. Each wav deliverable through in aix
daya, Sunday* excepted. .... .
3 ' ’ HENRY GRAFF k CO-,
Panel lia’itu PlUaburgh.
DUTILLE HUMPHREYS * CO
janadim 107 Market at. Phil a.
EXPRESS WAQOS U!IR<
1849.
. THROUGH IN FIVE DAYS!
m||K auh*criber«are prepared to receive COtOpounda
1 Freight daily, nfle- Moudav, !OiM ri...to f-.rvrard
to or from Philadelphia and Putsbargb, by \\a4on.
through in Five Duya. Rnics tw low ca by any cthei
conveyance at thit aceton of the year.
3 john McFaden a co.
Canal Basin, ISuaburgh.
.•> JAMES M DAVIS A fO.
deO . <• Nd 2/7-Market at. Philadelphia.^
nOROfOAUELA aoCTE.
■aa warn, jgfe
Only 73 allies Staffing
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore and
' Philadelphia.
milE morning boat leaves the wharf, above the
l bridge, daily, at 9 o’clock precisely. Tims to
Baltimore, 33 hoars; time to Philadelphia, 40 hoars.
The evenisg boat leave; daily, {except Sunday ev
enings,) at 4 o’clock. Passengers by leaning on the
evening boat, will cross the mourtains in stages next
day, and thus avoid tuglii travel.
Secure your tickets at the Oflicc, Monongahcl
House, or St. Charles Hotel. __ ~
ocil3-ly J. MESgTMEX, Agent
ARttAauKPl fc'HT..
EXPRESS WAGON LINE—THROUGH IN
FIVE DAYS!
THE subscribers, haring suspended their canal op
erations nnlil the opening of tho Spring Naviga
uon, hare established an Express Una by Railroad and
Wagon between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by
which they are prepared to forward 60MJ poonds each
day, and receipt for the delivery of iho itune iu 4 duy*.
■ They beg leave to assure their friends and the pub
lic that their arraugemenu regarding rales, regn aritg:
and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all whoj
UK.-J.u .«* fc O’CONNOR, •
>■“» Sg^VDoE 11 -
de7 g7B Martel sttrei, Pbii»d»iphia.
GEE, WO! GEE. WO’
WISTEE snuisoEltEHT.
JUggi 1849.
nxax coscei titk otl» cosxnooA.
BINGHAM’S EXPRESS WAGON LINE,
Pittsburgh tod Philadelphia.
A 8 the business on the eaunl U about Being ciored
f\ {bribe ici»n, wo would inform tbc public laal
vro hare aciin brought tbr Conestoga Wogons into re*
ouiMUon, and will be prepared to forward OWJO pound*
daily, (cornmencinc on Monday, the tfhh lost-) A Car
leavincPhilndelphindaily by the mail truiu for Cham
beniburp, andlho Wagons traveling day and msht,
ensures the delivery of Good* jn five days. Arp*)' »
VVM. BINGHAM. Pittsburgh.
& DOCK, No. 181 Markctsueet,
notrtO • - Philadelphia.
STkiU AUH&TOKUUKT.
1549.
EXPRESS WAG ON LI NE
TO ASD num
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Time Fits Dots, iSnodaya excepted,) running. Day
and Ni«ht
11HE public is respectfully informed that this Unc,
which has been in successful operation the two
previous winters, will again commence running on
Monday, the WJa cf November.-. - - - •
A Car will leave Philadelphia and efcarabershaTßli
daily each way with the Mail and from Cham
limb unit with relays of horses miming day andiugJ.:.
We are prepared to forward COOT lbs might daily by
the above Line. Apply to .
V. LEECH fc CO u Pmaburgh,
or to—HARRIS & LEECH,
No 13 Soota Third street, Philadelphia.
NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION!
GLYNN'S WINDOW LOCK KNIL-SFBING.
P*TE*TK», DtCCMBtX ID, 1519.
THIS i* 'an article of great value to ail person* en
raged in building, or to tlio*e who have already
boili, and arc without window fiftentng. While it
furnishes a perfectsubsiilum lor puliie* and weights
at a saving of at lca»t Csl to each window, it affords
the safe It laateuing <bni luu ever been brougnt into
utility and convenience of this Spring over all
others is, Uiat by oue thumb piece, both sa*h cf the
window cun be raised or lowered. It requires on'y to
be know 1 !! to be appreciated.
Persons wishing to buy the article, or to have them
nut into thnr windows, or the tight of selling it lor
counties in this State, may apply to the subscribers at
the PERKY HOUSE, on the Allegheny iuvrr. 1 »tu
bnrtrh. Pa •• «*• TUKNi.Iv,
nivS-tamliildp C. P. MAYO.
■ .View o^Plttabnrgb.
H,f V VIEW will bo published in as short a time
UL a* possible; and I call assure ray subscribers,
and-lho public ernerally, ihai ii s'rnll be -r’Mioa—.
both in fidelity cf derail anil beauty of rxecuuon—to
any other whatever... Let those w.io doubt, w.-ut a few
weeks and see. K- NYHLffc.nnLD.
Niw You, Dec. 3th, IH9.—Kelt
SPLENDID ASSpRTMENT OF
GIFT BOOBS ASD ABHBALSLfor 18301 |
TUEGKM OF THE SEASON, with sixteen cle.?*m j
engravings; edited by N. P. Willis.
The Sacred Annual, a Gift for all Seasons; by IJ.
Weld. :
The Floral Eeepiake, for 1550; with torty at* beauti
ful colored engraving; edited by J. Keese. I
Leaffct* of Memory, on Illuminated Annual for l&->'’
Gems of'Beamy, or Literary Gift for 1250; ly E. ,
PerelvaL : , _ I
The Opal, a Pure Gift for.the Holy Dots. j
~Harve»i Gleanings,—a Holiday Boo*;—by- AL A
Gift Leave* of American poetry; edited by R. W.
Griswold. , , , ,
The Romance of Nature, or Poetical Language of
Flowers; by Thomas MiUer.
The Forget-Me-Not, torl&SO; by Mr*. F, S. Smith.
The Most Rose, “ ! by Mr*. E. P. Howard.
The Snow Flake, “ ■ beautifully illustrated.
The Chaplet of Literary Gems, with colored ejtgra-
Home Offering, or Glimp*e* of Home Life; by
H C. Embury.
The Ciftoi Fnendibip, a Token of Remembrance.
The Hyacinth, or Affection’s. Gift, for 1850.
The Gem, for 1850: edited by Father I-rank.
Apples of Gold In PlAnre* of Silver; by L. B. Fal-
Gem, or the Boquct for all Seasons; with
beautiful embellishment*.
The Drawing Room Scrap Book, with seventy illus
trations- ' ....
The Characteristics of-Women; by Mrs. Jameson.
, The Heroines of Shakspetre; with forty five engra
vings, from drawings by eminent aniiu
Bibles und Prayer Books, in every style of binding
to salt the taste of purchasers.
For sale by ELLIOTT A ENGLISH,
No. T 9 Wood street, between Fourth
4 C <*) and Diamond alley.
ARICAI.BI AfStALBI
LEAFLETS of Memory; Lady’s Gift;
Gem* of the Season; Gems of. Beauty;
Rtuisela*; Gilt of Friendship; Floral Keepsake;
Romance of Naturei Hyacinch Child’s Keepsake;
Christmas Blossoms; Gift Leaves of Am. Poet*;
Golden Gift; Friendship's Offering; Poet’s Offering;
Resdc's Female Poet* of America:
The Brilliant; Proverbial Philosophy, ill.;
Sacred Annuals; Harvest Gleanings;
Snow Hake; Keepsake of Friendship;
Young Lady’s Offering; ~ •
Uihlet and Prayer Books, bound m velvet and mo*
i oeco, with clasps. Received by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
d c oo corner Market and Third sis
FLOUR— 100 bbls in store and for sale.by
dcH WM H JOHNSTON, 112 Secdnd st_
nSDIOALffSO BtTRGICALOFFICE,
No. 08, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
few doors Ivelow Wood street, to;
*1)11. BKOWH) having boen
regularly educated to the medical
profession, and been for some tunc,
general practice, now eoaunra
Hg/mHngHP’Viig attention to the treatment cl
M»l|KS>-,hose nnvate and delicate com*
plaints for which his opportunities
and experience peculiarly
flSttoner) amply cure to all afflicted
dUeoseii which have bceOtae omjnon nM truma of
rravated by be radically and thor*
&e day, that their comjdwu^ tu <we|W to
oughly cured; he tajTing iU eceeded in hundreds
the treatment ofof inflammauotn of the
of instances In curing P*vr dre j diseases which often
„ok onhe ‘'““"■“its. I tav. con.i s »cd
insult from li i D * c ? a *s* ir w i(o particularly invites (inch
them to hopeless despair. ucale d j, y others
u have been long and will be given
to conmit him, wbcn , *liUin a enrefal,thorough and
them, and their c a tong experience,
intelligent mnnneripomj™. oh i; u upMeihle for those
255*3”ii"«Sral JSmS* orme&e to give to
oneciMSßrownalso Invites per
.JKSESd J?utiUw; > =*>■■“ b "
alar attentionto this alwaaa*
Ch « i,h “
S3£3SrT?BEOWN, M. D.,
M Diamond allayjPpporitathe Waycrly
1 11 tSvrKATri*'—Dr* Brown’s newly discovered rente
dvfarßheumatism U a speedy and certain remedy lot
1 Sat Deinful trouble. Jl never fails. ;
Office end Private Consulting; Reeoa, No. «Dls&
mend alley, Pitubaigh, Pa. -The Doctor is always at
heme. - * „
jjyNocuronopay,
fIdUSES, LOTS, FARMS,-'fee
Wtrebonie for Beat*
rro tErr'fromtlro l«l ««r Of Apiil mzt, ih.t w.re-
I bentso *t to* comer of Liberty and Hand rtreetl,
at present occupied by John Watt £ Co. a» a WboJd*
•oie Grocery.. '^ p^ y ££ Rß>Attor7tl .y ) Foanh st., I
janS-ot between Smith&eld and Grant.
For Boat*
TllE Back Pan of the Warehousxnow occupied by
,Sr lf ’ fro ° d ° B C. H F ORANT,Vw..cr «.
j For Beat*
A STORE in Market street, noar Liberty.
Also—The Store on the corner of Market and
Liberty street!. '
Alwvt-A Dwelling and Store on Penn street. near
the Cano], Possession siren onlbe In AprilneXL
Abo—A Brick Yard in too Eighth Ward. •
Also—A Stone tfoarry in the Eighth Ward. Pos*
«r**ian given immediately.
Inquire of DAVID GREER, Penn sk, i
iah7-lm* 3 Joor» from 3. E. comer Hay at. \
i For Beat*
A’hvo STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
on Hay street. Enquire of '
Jah7 JAMKB DALZELL; 84 Water it.
’ To Let.
A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
on Smithfield, street, font doors from Seventh,
west side. Inquire bf - 8. SCHOYER,
jan“ 110 Second st,
Grocery Stand tcTbeat. r
MTIIE GRcicERY STAND, at present occu
pied by Mr.tW. Wilson, corner of Second and
Ross sis., cin now be rented, and possession
had ou toe Ist of April next. Enquire of
| ] A. JAYNES,
jad2 • Pekin Tea Store, 70'Fonnh street.
A rnnycpient Dwell tog House, on
X 1 Federal street, Allegheny city, with a large yard.
Possession given on the Ist of April. ~
ALSO Scveraißnoin* and Offices in Pitubargh,
near the Post Office ,E- U-CAZZAM,
rirgs Quic'e, Third >', over toe 1 ost .
T.iOU SALK—An Iran i oandiy, Blncksmlto and
r Machine Shop, with Steam Engine of horse
power, goodstockofiooKmuchmery.pauems,flasks,
ladles, furnaces and ovens, all now m u.e |
running order. Said premises ‘l 0 ?* !
deep, with privilege of an adjoining lot 27 by W ftet.
Being onoof the oldest and best stands m toe City of
.mt . CiS&nVo:
iff
81, 7.'-““‘‘.'Tfec. over th. fSi Offiet,_
“>__i ' WAREHOUSE at P«*
occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A Co.,
-if",,,"
poll BKST*
MA WKLIi I-INISHED ROOM. ,mMito/or .
por Bale or Bent.
MTHE very desirablo residence in Allegheny
City, lately occupied by R- W. Poindexter, and
possession given immediately.
For terms, apply at this office, or to W. W. WIL
SON, Market st.
FOB UK NT—The mansion ttouio now
occupied by Mrs. Atwood, situated atOakiar.d,
with flO acres of ground attached. Tbo J’**?**
uspacious and'.convenient, “nd the ground well im*
AFplyfo HARDY, JONL3 h OO.^
M' VOfTs ALE—A Brick Mouse, (but one yew
built,! and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
near old Bridge. Price low and terns easy.-
Inquire of Jyfll a BCHOVEIUID Second st _
F' OR'RENT.-The three story Brick DweWhS
House, ou liberty, between Hay aml Marbury
streets, now occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession
given unmcdiately) Enquire of Wm. Graham, or at
me Dcolutoro of | JOUNBroN * STOCKTON, .
jyt!7Kltf 'comer Market and Third streets,
prwol*ot« for Sate.
THE subscribers will sell al private sale, dto.e two
valuable Lots of Ground, situated on Tomato st n
in Ihp Tbi.d Ward of AlfcsheMrCUT, ench h»™s .
from of U 0 feel, rorimns beck lCOfcet in ficptji ton »
feet .lleT, upon whieli u lioilt n .tone too I, b, IOT
foot, winch contain, slono enough to huila cejcrotor
two comfortable dwell,e 5 bou.e.,
me three .hade Ireek.ofs
walk i. paved with bneh, .11 of which will ho .old at
fJWO Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Scnp»
wiii be taken in p */^f^ nLLlPS> Ne 5 Wood*-,
or to WM. BENSON, iramediritely opposi'
ayiif ■— ' .
T?Otl SALK—Five lots cligioty eUnaU-d In tne arai-
X isbing town of Blrmtngaam. _ rhe lots or.
tej on Denman sirecu numbered in F Cacsman s pum
75,7T', 6U, St and 88-Lot No 75 fronting W fcetou Mt
ryl Axn slrecu 70 feet deep; the other tour feet front
each, by t)0 feet deep. , _ „
Tenn»— Greater part of porchcsc money-may re)
main for six years, secured by morigßce. bor panicl
aia^rojuiroef
TrALfABLE'OtIAL ES'fATKON IPKNN STftI.CT
V FOR SALK-—A Lot of Ground-situate on Penn
street, between Hay cad Marbury strerts, adjotnaig
itc hen*e and lot now occupied by Richard mwares,
having a front of SS feet, and in depth 15" feet, ws.U#
sold on favorahleiiirm*. Title uaMccpttmiajle. rut*
qnira of C. u. LOOMIS,4m «. near av os-1.
ocv.'l-tlf
■ ' DOCTOS WlSTdfi’S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
TllEfollowiog artiele wo copy wjtli pleasure from
the ••Beaton Mcrcaatile Journal," of March, IS-lfl,
and we hopo that if any of our readers aro snff-rieg
from any of the complaints which it is said to care,
they will speedily avail ibcraMive.' c f iu
lift WISTaR'S BALSAM OF WILD'CHERRY.
•It wa, well known many yean ago that the wild
cherry bnri trea of this climate possessed valuable
medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact was known to
the aborigines, and decoetions of too leave* or Sark of
this tree has tver been regarded by their physicians as
one of the most effectual remedies in many disease*.
• This fact, several year* since, arretted too attention of
Dr. Wistar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir
ginia. He investigated with care the healing proppT*
lies of the wild cherry—tested iu effects when admin
istered done, and when in combination with other re
medial events. He found that it* natural virtue might
be greatly improved, and by combining it with Ingre
dients wuoro properties were all well proved and gen
erally recogaired, a medicine was produced which
constitute* a remedy of great importance in pulmona
ry adrpumn and dia uses of the chest and throat—
diseases Which are proverbially prevalent in oaretties
and large towns, and often provo fatal, swelling toe
bill of mortality to a much greater extent than is the
case with most others, wo had almost said all daises
of disease. ✓
The genuine VTiitai’a Balsam of Wild Cherry hua
fop simile of too signature of Henry Wistar, M. B,
Philadelphia, and Sandfcrd and Park on » Ant*7 <«*
cuied steel engraved wrapper. Nona other a» fe&r
We arc just in receipt of too following voluntary tri
bute to too curative power of Wistar'ii Balsam of Wild
Chciry, from E. Hall, M. D n of Ml Clemens, Michi-
WHO u a physieian of high standing, and an ex»
icimve druggist:
Mt. Ctxmxxs, Mich., Oct. 20th, ISM.
Tn tor. sfilicred, this may certify that Mrs. Jl. Rob
eru ol u.ia village, tore© or four weeks after confine
, f -iti. l~ c attacked with a violent congh and great
rauo:i. m.d «eemcd hastening to toe grave with.
I iVarfui rapidity. 1 advised her to use Wistar 1 * Balsam
| o' Wi.d Ci*- sty— t-he did so, and with that valuable
.BcJ/ujiit :ilone was restored to health, and is now*
living pronf of toe value of Wistar'* UaJsam of W» 4
Cherrv. ** nAhL
Physician and Draggut.
■Read on and he convinced atoll farther of the remar
kable virtues of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry:
Messrs. Sandford A Pafkt Gents. As a matter cf jus-1
tice to you, and for too benefit of the public, I would
offer too following statement of a care effected by your
medicine, known os Wistar 1 * Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In lire spring of 1847 my wife was severely attacked
with Peripneumonia, or Pleurisy, which resulted tn a
deep seated pain in too side, accompanied with a se-i
vereeongh: sho was attended'by some of too best
physicians in Chicago, bat to no purpose; for weeks.
Jdie suffered, without relief, coughing incessantly mghl
and day. I came to the conclusion that nil toe reme
dies snownttn toe physicians could not help bar, and
1 was indueco to try your Wild Cherry. I procured one
bottle, and commenced using il according to tnrec
toons; before it was all gono—toe cough stooped, toe
pain in her side left her, and with too aid of another
Utile too was restored >-r**xs<rr nzaim- In con
sideration of these cireutx nances, I would recommend
" “i ! S, P ro. b ro.^ , 4:f e “““Sn. GARItATT.
Ojum> Ratios, Mich., < ct. 8,184*.
ReaA tht foUcnring Trstimonidils.
Of aii the cures torn ha ve been recorded, there are
certainly none equal to to a one first mentioned, which
plainly shows the curabi Ity of Consumption, crey in
some of its worst fonns|
Caows Poiirr, bake la.- June 15,1M9.
J D. Part: Dear Sir, As l have a ueep commisera
tion for the ulliirted, permit me to give you a hncf
history of my afflictions, nnd toe benefiudenved from
toe use of Dr. Wistaria Balsam of W ild Chtny.
In July, 1844,1 was attacked with a fever of too ty
ph«d chararjer, which left me m a very debtoured
•lute, when la-toe following winter I was taken with *
severe cold, which reduced me to such ueWMart
cite me toe appearance of a confirmed consumpUOtL
l labored under a severe cough—expectoratedagreat
deal, nnd was troubled with cold feet and mghl sweats.
1 also frequently raised blood from my lungs. 1 con
tinued it? this stale, gradually tanking anifer toe dis
ease, until January, IbW, when 1 vuqiis uue I ked
with fever My fricuds despaired of m> life,.and my
phyuicians thought I could survive but a short time.
My extremities, especially my feet, were constantly
cold, and almost lost their feeling. Under toeso ctr
utuastwees it may.intly bo said tout J, was* hving
skeleton. I finally determined to quit raking medicine
nrcscribed by physicians, and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and'from toe fitst week tout I coin
mciieed inking it, 1 can dato a gradual recovery. I
i-ontinued iu use six months, at the end of which ume
1 was cured, and have enjoyed good.health ever since,
and cheerfully recommend too Balshm to all those af
flicted with diseaso.of the longs, ana would tayto
those commencing iu use, not to be discouraged if two
nr three bottles do uot effect a cure; but persevere as 1
have done, and I have ho doobt but nine eases onto!
ten will bo blessed with renewed health oi I have
bceu. Respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Paten 81 per Bottle—Six Bottles for 85.'
Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor toSondf&rd APart,!
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent for the South and West, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
L. Wilcox, Jr; James A. Jones; J. Edd foCof B. A.
Fahnestock it Co, Pittsburgh. L. T. Kassell, Wash
ington; W. IL Lambertoo, Frankiin: L. B, Bowie,
Uniomown;’!!. Wclty, Greensburgh; a.KeuntSj3oioer
set; 8c ou A GUmore. Bedford; Reed A Son, Hunting*
don; Mr*. Orr, HoUidaysburr, llildebran l k Co, Indi
ana; J. K. Wright, Kiitanning; Evans a. Co, Brook
ville; hUFarland A
Co, N. Callender, MeadvfUe; Burton A Co, Eric; J.
Magoffin, Mercer; James, KeUyACo-Bailer, S. Smith,
Beave.r; J. D. Summerton, Warren; r.L. AC.S.Joce»,
Condersport; P.Crobkcr,Jr,Brownsville.
novu>-dAwIy(U)T
L' aBD—3 bbla new, to day rec’d and for "jla by
dcsl7 CRAIG A SKINNER
\X7JNES—7Oc*Xs Port,Madeira, Sherry
JV Malaga Wiues, for sale by toe cask or in qcan
v« ft* tCD Libertr-st
pOFFEK-l^bags
Sdo'ySl biSfi“IMMBN&TBS*
covfl
D .8,180,
T PMJBiiIBIM BOOEBOMBi
J no. totvo^strect,
W’HFRKwIH bo found fct falo •dOltDOf®|
UeationMofwhieheatalcgMseaol* y
i»mViraf inV many standard '.WOrtalin
PreSbytenan Board -of Poblicittoa in
.andwell adapted for Sabbath School, Coo**<ff*“ nn * 1 »
Minister* 1 ana Privaln libraries. inrl.
Person«> wishing to purchase nch boo**, **®
tedtocall.ond examine the e«»ornn*nt.
The Depository of tho Pennsylvania IBWe»w«7
is kept at thesd rooms. _ • ■ oci&dAwana _ ,
TOPHINTKRS. , .
THE subscriber has on baud and for sal*
of L. Johnston & of Philadelphia, thefelww; r
log: - ■ .
SS pair of Cases}
M founts Fancy Letter, diflercnt>sa«} .
300 Newspaper Cuts;
- 600 lbs. Leads, cut to order; ! . '
JO Composing Sticks; _ ‘I ‘ -
lt<j kers Proni’iNews Ink: 1 .... •
j Brws Galley, Column Enles, Brats Bnles of all
descriptions, Ac. A. JAYabs, -j
y Pekin Tea Store, 70 Foarth at
N —Order* rteeired fornew Type. aaIOdAWB
- . PEKIS TEA-STORE. - _
i mHE subscriber has just reccived Pelta 'rea
I 1 Storelro Fourth stieenojenrjargeambwgl^-
lceted .tcek of par* GREEN
from New York, ill of which has been reeeiyedhuhi*
eouutry sincere first drFebnmxy
ail the different grades grown In the CclesUal Empire.
Oar stock being among the largest m tho We it, .
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any
boose in the city. We inrile retail frocem to eaUa™
examine our stock and prices. They can b»Toup»e
ed In L *. and t O packages, 5 6 tin cannisteta, or oy
• half chests, to salt their convenience. ‘ • ■■.
Our retail prices vary for Oolong, BliUt Teasfro®
50 cts.u> BlAoper lb.; Nine Young Souchong, poets,
Congo 50. and -English Breakfast ®> i
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35cts. to St,»pet *°*
Families are requested to send and gqt samples ot.
af'CurTetuu'and try theta-before purchasing. ;
myPJtdtorS 'A. JAYNES. TO Fourth street
GEO. W. SMITH * CO* !
INFORM -their friends and the public that they hav*
no longer any connection with their late establish
me in In Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh
liaving-removed their entire business to the POIN)
nRK.WTtRV.In Pir street mTlfrd [ V*
XD* Tukelei* or a vtut Bmu is no; more repul
sire than a bad, putrid breath, or dark, yellow diaeaa
ed teeth. If persons hare these it it their own fault—
thet cao, for two shillings, buy an article that will
mare their.breath pure and rwcet at tU Sfici Air o
Arabia.
It cures di icatis of the Gums,, spungy or ulcerated,
and for the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar*
fastening the teeth in the gums, and clean them**.' .
while as the tnov cjtkr/mm Hertk. 1 . -
Soeh. reader, ,arelhepropertie»of Jonei’sl Amber
Tooth Pure, and, without praising u oareelre*,.hear
what one of our most respectable and scientific Den
tists. Mr. H. Field, of New York, bum: • ‘ ~ ..
“1 have both used and analixed this beaatlru and lm*
palpable article, (Jones* Amber Tooth Pasted and
-Son recommend it as possessing allthe qualities data- ,
ed for it.**; Reader, we can say no mom ■
only that if rou try this once job wiU be vreUpltt*«L
It is put up in beautiful English £hhU Pets, fw ®
cents. Paid bv the Agent, WfrLJACKSOffi
ty street, Pittebargh. aagygCTT..
• rrr Eicraoju xsn Saw
iaaChemlcal Soap cause* a free penpirauon. iw»
Uie eaiuo time moufies, eoflens, end whitens Uf« tfci* ■
Jiving ii the tenure and beauty of aniniMW* .■: v
8 SciravT) Sjlltßmmt attoSobw,art aoon fioXoV\j
healed, but cured .by its u*e, aa at JoaSl seven W™*
ciuastn New York know, who use itmsueh «iei,
.-and find it unfailing—as also m. ,
itoit, Bloicuxs, TVKtIA orany ettn*oa £*•'
ease. Thu render is assured that this t* no #»e.lesa
potted nostrum, as one tripl wttlprove. I could ena*
morale at least 60 persons cured or .
SossHfai>,So*s Lxos aht> Bo*b Baiß».-~Buyje;
and ore it, and the reader is again anureaj would
not cruelly sell it for tie above unless ! knew it to be
all I slate. Those who are liablew . .
CHjCrnE,Casoiza,obChafedFleiu, wiUfindthUa
i care. Anyone'aiflictedwith
llai diseases, will find this nil and even more (admira*
blc in its properties) than I state. ,
Bat, reader, the stores are Hooded with iautatiotifl.
end be sure feu ask for JONEgS Italian
Soon. Sold by WfiL JACKSON, S 3
Pittsburgh. aag&dawT
IO" Ati aeoh cmt*» are fcenoraMT. assured'that .
thewllowing are the actual qualrtleaofa3t.wuC of
Jonas* Coral Hair Restorative.. If they doubtJW. .
wort, they cannot there highly- rerpec table -eluxeaa
who have tried" in— v -
Mr. Geo. Bechet, 41 Elm at. New York. ...
Sirs- Matilda Reeves, Myrtle av. lirooWyn..
M r!
11. E. Cullen, late barber iteamboat a.-Amenca.
■Aad more-than a hundred others state, though thl« ...
iaur. suffice, that it will force-tho hair to grow on tee
•Jiehd or face, atop it falling off - , strengthen the roots,
ircmnviiur scurf and.dandrufffroin thifroott, mnalng
li»ht, red. or gray hair assume-<i fine dark look, ana
keeping dry, harsh or wlry.barMnoist, salt, dean
bcautmil. a very, very longtime..-’* -
Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON. 80 Liberty it,
Pittsburgh. Price 37|, 60 cents, and on*dollar.
au6;dAwT • • " '' , lr
'EtCalmks AHK cawtuW agains'i JJ.
yING COMMON PREPARED CHALK.
• Thry are not aware how fnshauliy injunoas ll;la
to ;bc stini bow eonr/e, Low rough, how »«♦
low, yellow, and mlieaUbj: tie *kin ap
pears arterawng prepared chalk! Be- . . ,
sides it is iiyariou*, containing «
.largeqonrjthy of Lead!- .
\\*c hare prepared a JMeuile orucl*.
chtch we call JIJSFI5 1 BPA,A'!MiJitL\ \tnilTL. .
U is t<rfectly innocent, b-;.":- partUed of ajloeleerl
oua qaulinci; aud it iraparv to a natural, heat
thy, alabaster, clear, llring white; at the.saoo Utaa
acuns ns a cosmetic on Uin *fc:.t< om
«noo'th. SoH t>7 the Ajtmt, "WM. iACKSON,
cny st, Pittsbargh. Price at ce--.tr., aa«7.-d&wT
SB Vf n AR D WAKES TOa*
SION' OF THE PLANE AND SAW,, • •- -
Ifo, 78 Wood street* PltUburga.
HUUER AND LAVFMaN, Importers and dealers
ia Domestic lIAapWAttB, to
all iu varieties, arc now prepared to sell as iovrtsA
on as reasonable term* us eon be purchased diewbere.
We sofcit oar friend*, and the public generally, to
call anil examine our slock, whicE
KNIVES and FORKS, I'OCkbT and PEN KNIVES,
<CIS. ;s ORS, SHEAR 3, RAZORS, • House Trimmings,
such es Locfcs, Latches, Dins” ftnd lt Sc i, e
with every .article usually kept in .li&rdararo Stores.
Wa inTiic the attention os.. Carpenters and
generally to our assortment of rcolr,wlucß hare Dean
selected vmh great care, end which wc-ata BBtennu>»
cd to rail so as la give satisfaction. epTnsarwt ■
Property :» Allegheny City ror ***•• V
ItUI- subscribers ofler for silo a number of chorea
Lou, nutate In the Second Ward, fronting on tfcS; ■;
Ceamca fTouad, on casTte.-max Inquire oU-. v
.\J o’lL3oBlNSoN,AttyatLa.w,StClelr*t -
orafJASlU>BLNSON,eathepremi*er ’
s.7t7:ditw.rp - : -
SEW BOOKS!
WITH MEXICO, by R. S. Ripley; *
Elements of Rhetoric: comprising an Analysis of
the Laws of Moral Evidence and of Persuasion;, by
Richard Whately, D. D.' .,‘ w . w
Essay on Christian Baptism; by Baptist»». Noel, ns.
A.
The O'i’.vies, a. Novel , _ „
Fairy foies, from all Nations; by. Anthony <R.slan
ulba; with SLilltutraiions by Doric-. - '
Just rac’d by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
jjlj J comer Third and Market streets
New and Elegant Girt Books;
SACRED SCENES AMD CHARACTERS; bv J. T.
HesuileyC with eleven original design* by Dartey.
Poems and Prose Writings, by Richard H, Dana; *
™l?luShatcd Gems o'fSacredPoety, with six illnstra*.
- corner Third and Market sis.
. . • is aw '»ovmi
T»-IYSICIAN AND PATIENT; or aPnedoal Vis*
St of uetnntual duties, relations and interests of the
Mrdlsol ftoftas> on * Q d the Community; by. Worth*
De Montaigne; comprising '
his Essays, Lectors, Ac. By Wn, Haxlett. -
Nineveh and ita Remains. By Austen Henry Lsy-
Glloipsetofspain: or'Notesof en Unfinished Tear
: in 1517. By 8. T. Wallis. " i - . . '
I Tapper’s Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; iDb**
“” X ,a " , “ d ' ed ,o : ilS3TONt STOCKTON,
I uovftl eorner Market aad Third streets'
1848-50 X
LOCKWOOD’S ILLUSTRATED WORXS-Ulu*
minated Book*—Books w nehly canred bindUig,
illuminated aad illnstrated-Books superbly bound in
Velvet. Silk, Morocco, and composition, in imitation
of tho Middle A*e*-JJibics and Prayer Sooks, bta«-
ufullv bound in Velvet andMorecco.magnihccmly or
‘"“““‘“/aHeI D.'SKi-WDOD,
Bookseller A Importer. • Wood at.
CRAB CIDER—» bbls and 3 hfbblt, a fine article,
ft taleby BURBBUKJB, WIbfeONACO,
dels ; ■ ; • Water »t_
Cashmeres a DE LAINS-S casira super new.
stylo Cashmeres and Do Loins, with very high
" >l °iKO CO ’ d *- J °° w ‘* m ‘**a*a mason a can
f,^li IER SCRAF3 -' ’cope aTireVpold^'’
ft A ZSr 1Mb '“"” "^ f "‘•'"‘iiDURANT .
A‘:, i :'tP- 11,tUa, ' e ' i - fa '” 1 ° bT CM GRANT
iEI«—4 bags Flwoeed;
l bbl Timothy seed; for sale by - •
jeOO • CHOBANT
LARO-4 libit reeeiying aadter «*le by
Jcao - OHO!
SlT GA R-jflTids pfiao NO,
.10 bbU Refined; for Bale b-
Ue2a . J D WILLIAM*
MOCAS3E3-2Qbbla Plantation:
lahfbbtsSngarllooie, . - .
10 “ Golden fiyruk forsale by
tc2> JP WILLIAMS
T'adlßS’ WORK UASKETd.—The. tenesT*"
]_j finest ossorunent ever brought to UtU city,
direct from Pam, aad fbi sale low by . . • '
deal - C YKAGKH, ICB Market *
AMERICAN TOYS—A large assortment of Ataeri-'
can Manufactured Toys, the best and most »a> -
stamisl made In the-world. Call and M .
deal ' fl Y RACER’S. 108 Maihdt st
P HINTS FOE RMntrjtT invite* thet£
leniiou of b ayer* to hl». assortment of
embmcinffUio newest
ranted tot color*. A Uo—English Chintee*, oC
and handsome patterns} and a large assortment OT nw
fifurwnigbl Pilau and Chintzes, formgnt^ EpH?
; OODA ASH— 2O caIk* %SVSSSuSV-*Sf'
jO«i=by " m,i ; s o S»b.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!—
an iinvoice of fall jewel led patent to*.
«,wL2tt ?ares» Has cues, which l can aetl a.
Tow £ thirty w* thirty fiee dollara, and warrantad to
auonment of JEWELRY, cota
«,£in*tM varton* and laical atylea, and beatpalterna.
prwM wo Watchmaker and Jeweler,
jg* corner Market "and Fourth aireetfc
nmVILLKD CURTAIN CHINTZES.—W. It He*;
I rer ba» reett n-faiiherwpply-Qf plain Scarlet and
Twilred Cnrtaia Chiataes, at the NorJi Eaat cornet *
Foiinh and Alartcuto.. ? defl _
("'IOFFEE i -A amalUot tor aalp.br - DTT 7
) ac2o » bTPAHT A SILL
PRODUCE— 4tbl»Cl6verBeed;
S, u Shelled Corn; ' - . ■
2 »; Rye; jiiat reeM and for tala by
BURBROXiE, WILSON* CO,
'dd29 • . •• ■ •; Witefrtwei
-p as u DgVu l ■-•■ 1 ■
• ■ *0 « •adlOWbbli 'BbhMi&wSi*'
nM~ ifc» ‘ • BROWN AiaaSPATWCK
,110 Wood at