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COHGHJEBSZOBAL.
WaxamoroH, JatL 23.
Senile—The Venaoatslivery resolution! came
i np for consideration.
Ur. Phelps made s moderate asd well timed
speech, in .defence cf the reeoietioo*.
On motion, the motion of Mr. Boiler, relative to
the capture cf fugitive slaves, was made the order
of the day for to rnerrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
Houae—After considerable debate, tho renolo*
lion, allowing ninety days to collect the testimony
relative to the contested seat of Mr. Thompson, of
lowa, was adorned.
The House then took up the President’s terri
torial Message!
Mr. Seddonlbad looked into the documents ac%
eomptnying the message, and felt boond to say,
that there ww no truth io the remsrk of the Prest
dent that the adrainirtmtion had not interfered in
the affairs of California. He read extracts, prov
ing that the President advised tho formation of a
State Government in-California, and usurped the
legislative which now places Congress
under serioim embarrassment.
The President was evidently no constitutional
lawyer, bnt a brave sold ler—and had been deceiv
ed by his cabinet.
Jtr. Foote moved to refjr the subject to the
Committee of the Whole, pending which motion
the Senate adjourned.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CmcnmiTi, Jan. 23.
Flour—Nothing of moment is doing in flour.
Whiskey—Sales at *He per gall-
Balk Pork— Considerable sales of Balk Pork have
been made at *353,25, hog round. Sales Shonlders a 1
S|,and of Hams at 5c per lb. There i> lets demand
for barreled pork,
linseed Oil is held at 80e.
Lard is steady at s)e in bbls, and &)e in kegt.
Tie river Its risen 9 inches In the last 84 hours
NEW YORK MARKET,
soon axroßT.
Nxw Yoax, Jan. 23.
The market to day is 0 to 181 in favor of the
boyer.
Grain—'The market is unchanged, both as regards
priest and demand.
Provisions—Sales of old Mess Pork at $10.37; new
Hess $11,85; old Prime $3,37; new Primcjg9gfl,9s.
Coffee—There is a good feeling in the Coffee market,
and prices are firm, with tales of Rio at I3)e.
Lead—Sales of Spanish Lead at 4)04). '■.>
KVEXISO RKTOKT.
Nxw Yoxx, Jait. 23..
Flonr—The transactions to day have been moderates
without any material change in prices. Sales of com
mon Slate and mixed Western tu $4,8?(955.
Grain—There t« a moderate holiness doing at previ
obi prices.
Provisions—The marketis unchanged. Lardisalso
without change. We note shies of Piekled Hams at
7|e.
Coffee is in active request, with tales of Java at 131
014 c.
Cotton— were reported on change at a decline
of |e.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Nxw Oxlexxs, Jan- 2&
Cotton—The market was more active
with talea of toco bales at the following rales:—Mid
dling Hi; Fair 19). Tlio sales of the week sum up
94,000 bales. •<,
Coffee— ltio Coffee u advancing. Sales of 4000
saeks at IS) to 13c; but uiler this 13c wu refused.
New Ott.ta'is, Jon. 22.
Coffee lias further advanced. Rio is now held at
lie per lb.
Cotton is firm.
PEA NUTS—ISO tacks for tale by
jmtS HARPV.JOSES&CO
MOULD CANDLES—IW> bxs in store and for sale
by Juris HABDV, JONES A CO
BACON HAMS—City Cored in ttore and for sale by
jonl9 STUART A SILL, 119 Wood rt_
EW"NEGRO SONf’i.byS. C Fosvxx.—“Oh, Lem
uel, go down to de Cotton Field."—a new Ethio
pian Melody, just and for sale by
P jsnlS ilt MEI.LOR, 61 Wood »t
IAN NEBS' OIL—SO bbls Strait’s Oil, for sale by
jiptc JAMES DALZELL, 84 Water at
SOLE LEATHER—3OO sides Spanish. for sale low
by James dalzell
lARD— SO knrs No t, on hand and for sole by
i JanlO [ JAR FLOYD
PEARLASH— 95 bbls Adams’, tm hand and for sale
jscia JARFLOYD
POTASH— 11 easka m store and for nlobr
janlfl JSRrIiUtW
'F'j^!,' EBS ~ 1W ° ' b ‘ DALZELL
OUl ’ h ' lm ’ , 'jAMES DALZEIX
XTEW BACON—IIAHS, SIDES A SHOULDERS—
IN 30,000 lbs in Smoke Home, for sale by.
KIERAJONfcS,CanaI Basin,
jsnlfi near Seventh street
FLOUR— mbbls in store and for rale by
janip CBAIG A HKINNER,gg Market «t
OATS— 250 ha in store uad for »*t io by.
janiO CRJUG 18KINKEH
•NIONS— 10 bbli recM and for tale bp •
janlfl . . L’RAIO A SKINNER
ARD—6 ken, la store and for sale by m
J janlfi CRAIG A SKINNER
iTTTKp—tH fahl* Fresh Roll, in doth*, to day we’d
and for sale hr janiO CRAIG fc SKINNER
IEANS—W bbls Small White, for sale by
) jmlft CRAIG A SKINNER
DRIED PFACUES— a bu just reeM and for sale by
meoj CRAIG A SKINNER
KCEORY NUTS—IO bbls In store and for sale by
jsmlß CRAIG A SKINNER
GREEN APPLES—23 bbls In store and for sale by
jania CRAIG A SKINNER
POTATOES— 100 bbls in store and for cale by
janlß CRAIG A SKINNER, S 8 Market ft
BUTTER— 8 bbl* (Pl*infrove)Fre*h R®U, Jtw: tec’d
for wlc fey jaiTG J t R D
REACHES— 300 bu, to close contjc^men^forHulaby
COBURG CLOTHS are selling Tery eheap (some as
low a* 25 cent* per yard) at
Jnalg • A A MASON A CO’3
LAMPBLACK-® bbls in store and for sal* by
7£Jj J KIDD A CO, CO Wood *t
GUM KINo-251 be (True)initree'd an 1 for laleby
jmta J KIDD A co
CIL PENCILS-'-*! *io«, ut’d, inUreoM ujfor
• by jaal’J J Kll>D.* CO
Tirf FOIL—-16 lbs j ail ree’
Jasia
PANCY BOAP-S0 bote, ....'J, to.pgfo
||fr,LIBO OFF AT OKDPCKD PRIOEBt
A LEXANDER A DAY, corucr of the Diamond and
A Market street, are now telling off; at redteed
triUt. their nock of Winter Goods, consisting ef
ShawTt and Ladies’ Dress Goods. in great vaneiy,
Alto—Blankets and Flannel*,Cloths,CaHimei,Satin*
aua, and a fall assortment of heavy Colton Good*.
Cooident that better bargam* cannot be had el*©-
.ten,,.. lari., tb* A DAY, .
imnH 75 Market «trcet-
TITINTER LARD OIL—IO bbls pore, (will itand
"JZF** r “&lfi&Si'WTcoi-s
CLnvv.tt MKKla—4U> ba in store ana tor sale by
uuaaj* OIUC j A MK9 A HUTCHISON A CO
/"'ILOVeh HKKD—a bbls jail we’d and for tale by
\Jjtnll BHEY, MATTHEWS A CO_
*IX7INDOW GLASS—«O boxes a*»M sixes, Prank
?V Un; and Smith A Herron** Brand*, in store and
for tale by janU RUBY, MATTHKW9 ACO
F” LOUR—233 bbls Extra Family and Superfcne;
• 70 ** Fine;
7 “ prime Rye;instore.and for sileby
L S WATERMAN,
JanU - 31 Water and fl* Front ct
Corn Meal, in atom and tor *a» by
janU 1, S WATERMAN
T AKD—36 bbl* No 1 Lea/,
' !0 f ° r "B%ATEOMAN
PEACHES— 150 tacks Dried Peaches;
4* bbl* “ - a
0 ba prime Pared; for *ale by
_JanU l g WATERMAN
&AjJHtATUB—In bbl* Adinu’ln store and for rale
O by Ja&tfi JAR FLOYD
CLOVER SEED—4O bbl* extra prime, Ja*t ree’d
_ and for tala by J«nl4 JOHN WATT ACO
casks Kasar Cored. jest rec’dand
JJforaalaby jaat4 SAW HARBAUOH
CLOVER SEED—£OT ba in ttore and for »ale by
J*_nl4 bawiiaruaugh
COTTON —8 bales, for sale on wharf by.
janll SAWItARPAUGII
SUGAR—® bhd* N O, In store and for sale by
jant4 BAWHABUAUOH
snsnoiDsaiSß.
A LARGE atjoTUnenl of French Wrought Capet,
Collar*. and Cuff*. may ho found, very cheap, at
jaol* A A MASONfcCO*a, M Market tt
FIRE URJCK—I2,OOO recM and’for tale by - '"
Janl4_ »tW HARuAUGH
ICpl k-ft I'EACHES A aPI’CesJ—A few bondred
I bn rec’d and for tale by
janli _ SAW HARDaUGH
LIME—IOO bbli in Horn and for male
by .Jaalt 8* WHABIiAGQH
B "IJTTER—U bhlt Koil.’part taelothr,"
JS “ paclred; .
20kert' “ for tale by.
iial 4 L 8 WATERMAN
7*l Ltu:KSli—&o bit \V 11, on hand and'for tale by
(J jaMfl J A RFfA>VP
W SX;tiißbi-« .iSSpn^mm^
bu prime new CiovcrfwJ; .
ft M bn tlrinly prime Tijnnthr SeHMn .iora
a., «al« br )*">< LSWATERMAN
uMOBWAY PfcAiaS" BKiAHKXTB.
_t,<?ar «uD«rior Blanket*, mado of the *ofte»t sod
eanaltrayabo found at Dry Good*
I fiflfrt wool, cam* T W R MORPHY,
MW**#©* NF. rnrr.cr Fourth and Market •’
Loit'orStolon,
0 M .. , ve ninrof Monday !a«V 7lh lnM-r-13 bnn-
and 17 bar* oflton, (muked W.McG. ft Co.)
Iran, -U1 .
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF.TRAD*
COMMITTEE FOR JANUARY,
f. loxexz t. M- nawx ...wit taia -
Arrivals and Dipartnrss of R»Bs.
Eastern Mail, via Philadelphia, due 3x. it
Western Mail, Cmciwmu and Louisnlie, due B r. it,
SoamTvil Baltimore and Washington, due 9 r. it, elo-
North Western,*** Cleveland,due 10a. ®*■ “■
Erie and Western New York, due Br.t closes 9 *. it
Kitunning, due 7*. elosei sr. «.
Won** Aaxxnontxm or tbk Chid Stksjskks
—During she winter months the steamers composing
the Conoid Line will sail from New York, Boston and
Liverpool, as follows:
Cambria, from Liverpool, for Boston, Dec. 15, 1649
Canada? “ •* fo* N*w ' ork, “ 89,
a .1 *• for Boston, Jan. 12, 1650.
u •* “ for New York, “ 28,
» •• “ for Boston, Feb. 9,
« - “ for New York, “ Jto,
u « “ for Boston. March 9,
. u « “ for New York, “ 88,
« *• “ for Button, - April C,
Canada, from New York, for Liverpool, Dec. 12,1949.
Europe, from Boston, 1 for “ “ is,
flibemia, rim New York, for “ “ go,
Catabna, I’m Boston, for “ Jan. 9. ISSO.
Canada, from New York, for “ *• 23,
“ frrm Boiton, for “ Feb. fl,
“ from New Y ork, for “ “ fM,
“ r from Boston, for “ March «!
“ from Now York, for “ u 80,
“ from Boston, for u April 3,
*' frr in New York, for “ •* 17,
“ from Boston, for *• • j. jiay
Pittsburg lx Stocks, and Bonsy Barkst.
laiscaai 23, 1050.
ParvaJ-Of-Ask
ue. fr'd. ed.
Dpnk of Pittsburgh—Capital, $1,30X000-,
Dividend,{May and Nov.) 4 P cent-*- SO 50 51
Exchange Jlank—Cspiul^l,ooo,ooo; Dir
idend,(May and Nov.) 4s► cent-- 50 47 48
‘Merchants’ and Manufacturers’Rank-
Capital, tyOO.000; Dividend, (May and
Nov) 4)p cent- ... 50 - 50 51
PiUsburah Gat Co.—Dividend, (Jan. and
July) 4 P cent 50 60 60)
.Allegheny Bridge Company—— 25 35 37
tlonongsnriu “ “ 25 18 20
land Bueit “ “ 60
N. Liberties “ “ 50
YVestero Insurance Co 60 51
Ohio A Pennsylvania Railroad, slspaid 50
Pennsylvania Railroad— 50
Pittsburgh City loan. ———1 W 80 91
Allegheny County loan- 100 80 91
Allegheny City loan •• 100 .94 85
Pittsburgh A Boston Copper Mining Co. 20 105 110
North Ameriean “ “ 10 sales, 23)
Pittsburgh A Die Royal “ “
: (last sale, $l2 00) 8
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati A Louisville Tel
egrapbDo—CapiUlfsl72,ooo; Dividend,
-January, April, July and October; last,
4peent;«hare*, $5O; sale*. $5O 60
Atlantic A Ohio Telegraph Co—Capital,
$300,000; Dividend, 50c p share for Jan
■ nary, April, and October; shares, $5O;
sales, $l6 07.-
Orncx, Prrrsscacn Gszettil, >
Thursday Moruing, Jan-24, IsM). S
The weather continues unusually mild for the season
ssd at the present writing, there are strong indication*
>f rain.
Basinets, during yesterday, was generally quiet,
throughout the market, and every thing remained as
per previous days quotations.
The river during yesterday, was falling slowly, with
aome 15 feet water ia channel, end no floating ice.—
Several of the boats composing the Cincinnati packet
line, alter a short detention, hare commenced ruuning
again, and we presame they will soon all be in regular
operation.
Pork Packing in ths Weak.
Hogt slaughtered and cot at Cincinnati and ti
nliy ibis season, according to pretcui fig
-030 535
IM.CMO
34,000
At Louisville-
At Chlbcothe-
At Hamilton. according to the Intelligencer- - - 15,100
At Evansville, U IKK)
At Lafayette •• • 4U.000
At Terra Haale 65500
At Vliicenues--—• IS.UCO
AtClimon-- —— - t4.UUO ;
At other points points in tbe Wabash Valley;
(Attica 8.14)0, william'pon 8.000, Covington
3500, Perrysviilc 5,0u0, Lugece ?,(iun, New
pon3£OT, Loganiport 5,000, Delphi 5 000-•••
These figares for tbe Wabash Valley, strike u* s*
hixlt- They aro given by iue Lafayette Joomal. of the
14th inn., which states that nearly all. tbe particulars
were "gathered from the most reliable sources " If cor
rect they show a large increase tn the amount o( pork
packed in the Wabash Valley this season, a* com
pared witli last.
' The Hamilton Intelligencer says that the fieureagiv
en for that place this season, must be set against 22,000
head for last season. This shows the large falling oil
of 17,000.
A note from New Lisbon, Colambiana county, to tbe
Cincinnati Pnee Current, rays: "Tbe number of begs
paeked in this county, this season, was B.IGO head,
weighing I .<*32,000 pounds, Mai"*'. 7,960 head list seas
on, which weighed 1,939,000 Eu. You perceive ths
number of hogs J# greater this season than lost, yet
there is a deficiency in the weight,of StO.UXJ lbs n
Aggregate deficiencies hare been summed up,at seven
or eight places, of aboft 60,000 head, but they rest more
upou estimates than actual returns, and therefore,
should not be too strongly retied on.
Seva.—-The steamer Yorktown reports the loss of
the Chas. Carroll, bound from Nashville to New Or
leantvin tbe Cumberland river. She sunk to her bur'
nesue deefc. The following despatch to the Nashville
Union, gives some of the particulars of the disaster:
EstmTLU, Jam 15.
The steamboat Charles Carroll, heavily loaded, while
rounding to a mile below IHlman’s iron works and
mue miles above this plaee, at 3 o’clock this morning,
struck a stump clo*e.tn shore, and immediately sunk in
111 feet water! She has since swung round into deep
wa.er. The furniture, books, papers, and money were
saved, and the passengers taken off by tho Josephine,
and earned to Sfflltbland.
BI'.U UOIMIW b-UMtuIKMM. • .
The earpo is supposed to be an entire lew*. .The riv
er however, it now full of floating freight, which is be
ing edlleetedhy boats and rafts.
WOOL— g *teks in *tore and lor «ale by
janß CHAUt A SKINNER _
SHAWLS' —A very choice artieleof MournuigLoag.
SbawU, u low price*, «i
janlg
O i CASKS~Mo»pnitt A Son’* Soia A«b7 m tt'ore «ul
0 l for «Kle by j&nS J S DILWoRTH ACO
•OHoWN“FLANVtXS— Jut rtr'd, on additional
n socpW of Coofc’i &ne pre»*ed Brown F.anncla.
__ OKO COCHRAN, Wood »v
Buckwheat flour—ao sckarcc’d, for »aic by
jaaS CRAIU A SKINNER
LARD— W ken and 5 bolt No I, on bt.nd aid for
,ale l y janj7 McOILLSAROK
CIDER-25 bblt Crmb Cider; . ,
Shfbblt*’ “ jott rec’d and for tale by
BUBBBIDGE, WILSON A CO,
Janl7 Water street
a 3uu bblt N Of-now crop; last rcc
IVX and for tale by
jul? . BUEBRIDGE, WILSON A CO
WINDOW GLASS—toco bx», aaVd sitet, Eber
bean’s make) for tale, by
janl7- BUBBRIDGE, WILSOX A CD
1 EARL ASH—S cask* ree’d and for sale by
jan|7 QURURIDGE, WILSON A t:Q
GL arm—Sto bx* aas'd, 10 store and for isle by
jtniT | JOHN WATTA CO
C" LOVER SEED—SOO bu prime new, for »ale by
jinX7 __JOHN WATTrfcCO
TYUTTER—d bbb Fresh Rail, for sale by .
I jtal? JOHN WATT A CO
CHEESE— iObx* prunTW R;
60 ets Goshen; in store ami for sale ly
jtal7 JOHN WATT A CO
DRIED PRUIT— 2OO bu new Peaches
40 u Apples: for *a!e by
jarl? JOILN WATT ACO
r sale by
J KIDD A CO
SHOUi-DEKIi-City Cured in store *J T
janlfe
A Praaenl - foi r Yo«r /amity*
MORRIS A_WILLIB' HOME JOURNAL
Prsusßxv Wkut-81 ra asso*-
“The be«t paper in the Union.' 1 _ [f; ve , nln ' r
“Rather get in coal than go without ip IBoMon imi
New rubscriher* can l*e supplied from Jan. I, JMO.
Jf immediate application be made (either personally or
by Iciuvll to Offic. of PabbMUj.ibOaHfojto^
SKW QOOKSI SBW BOOKS!
milK Constitution and Sundard of »he Associate
X Refo-med Church in North America: svo, bound
Side, or Note* for the History of the War
between Mexico and the United Stairs,. wnurn in
MexleOj and tranaltted from the Spanish, w > Ul note*.
Reforms and Reformers of Great Unlain
and Ireland: By H. U Stanton. , , , . __
Tfea'Works of President Edwards, in 4 *ofs a ro
printof the Worcester edition, with addition*, and a
“& M e .r^.‘or'Sbbb .» Em... Wlto.. ro, to
L'ihie: By P. L. Hawks, D. D., I*l*D. . ,
Memoirs of David Hale, late editor of Journal of
Commerce, with-selections from his Miscellaneous
Writings: By Rea. J. P. Thompson.
The Puritan and His Daughter: by J K I anlding.
LosGnngos, or an Inside View of Mexico and Cal
ifornia: By Lienl. Wise, U. S. Navy.
Familiar Letters to Young Men, cm venous subjects,
designed at a Companion to the Young Men’s Guide:
Bv wm- A. Alcotl. _
The Poems and Prose Writings ol R. A/Dana: i vs.
Nineveh nud iu Remain*: By Layerd.
For sale by ELLIOTr A ENGLISH,
jtnti No ?P Wood st
OPERA CI/OTUS A EVENING DRES3ES--Rc
ceiveil pel expre«», at A. A. Mams * Co.«, No
00 Market xtreet, another large mvotco of High Color
ed Opera Clothe and French Embroidered kxeniug
Dreiie*. ‘ _
ASHMERE!#A OKLAlN»—»ca«e«ot u»n«eciie»p
J Cutam. *nJ De Lorn., P" '*KTiA
...»<■ l»n» ' A A.MAPl>N_fcO!_
S' TEAM BOAT ttfjILTS-WO Steam BoafCoy.iKsr
“ >Uire f BRKYFOCLE &. CLARKK
QLOVKR SKED On bud d»d«d.
K f E L^ ,irrrKli ~'".
F ivr t.M nl!R—los btl»ree’d and for *alc by
INE HOUK-iww** WM H JOHNSTON,
l.mo
■paOWN‘9 American Angler’* Owde} fullofii.ua.
■•pJSfflKpStan and HU Daughter;£m.
Dr. Hooker** Physician aud 1 atieut, ISimo.
Mr*. VAW Heart* and Home*; evo
NeandeP* Life of Christ; bvo. own
Nconder’* Hiitory of Christian Church. * o '*’•
Rev. Dr. Hprin*’* Memoir* of Mi** Murray, fcvo.
American. Almanac, IWO. „
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
Jtoio Bookseller A importer. WjVneiA
LARD bbD No l, just Tcc’daiidfor rale by
Isold _ _ Bj»K VJttATnrHKWtf ACO _
T?KATHERS—I6 tuck*. a prime article. (or**leby
X JanlO kHEV r MATTHEWS ft, CO
WINDOW bote*, as**d sizes, instnre
and for tale by DREYFOfJLK A CLARKE,
janlU jtfe Second *trcct
TURNIPS— 60 ku far sale by ~-
JanlO BRKVFOGLF, A CLARKE
WINDOW SASH—Assorted sizes, in «tore and for
•ala by janlO BRF.YFOQLK A CLARKE
mANNEDHOG SKINS—i dor rac'd and for sal* by
Altai BAWHARBAUGH
PORT OF PITTSBURGH-
Bm>'There were 14 feet# Inches in the channel
last evening, and falling.
' ARRIVED.
Caleb Cope, Mcrdoek, Beaver.
Michigan, Bries, Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, Wellsnlle.
VJroqaa, Gai'oway, Mooonguhela City.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Atlantic, Parkison, Brownsville.
Bsllic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Camden. Hendrickson, McKeesport.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Beaver,Gordon, WelUrille.
Michigan, Bries, Beaver. _
Vtroqua, Galloway, Monongahela city w
tlamuen, Hendriekson, McKeesport.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brown*" «•
IjouLs MeLane. Connel. Wheeling.
Hindoo, Campbell, Su
Lowell, Dexter, Louisville-. . .
Zachary Taylor, Lucas. Cincinnati.
Wyoming, Bodge re, BL
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, atBA.*-andfIikV
BEAVER PACKETS, Ba. «-and 4. pw. ,
WELLSVILLB PACKETS,S a.*.
ST.* LOUlS—Niagara, 10 A. K
■WHEELING—Jas N«l»on, 9a. as.
CINCINNATI—Hamburg, 10 a. »-
IMPORTS by river.
wh*cllnr~Po Loins McLa.vs-3 bblsjlard, 9
SS fss *
DDavis: 15 bdls paper- 8 C Hill; 0 bag* baiMr. “ „
Campbell l bx mdse. & A W Harbaagh; 9 bbU flour, 8
3 sacks dry apples;** hbls potttoesj owners
aboard. '*
Bearer and
fabti r -ecd, P do Loner, ;l Jrcg, do, J W»tl * rio. H bb ,
roll boner, 0 keg. lord. Chureb t Cumber,; IS bbl.
flour, S Llmi.uy; 5 do ole,»khd. Jo, Koboueo k Erp
gert; 1 bx toh, King A Moorhead; 9 bgs bau, 1 bblbut
ter, D llaugiief; CO dos brooms, ownerf
Molasses— ibo bbi» prune Fiuu&uon Moiu»c*
m ....
160 Libent st_
novia _
eaik’Nntmeg?;
U bbl« Clovct;
'M-mauCatiia;
1 cute Mace; for tale by
J 3CIIQON.MAKER A CO, 21 Wood »l
ttcfci prime, (or tale by
’ SAW HAKBAIHiH
FEATHI
Jan*
SHALLOW—SO bbl* jim rec’d »du for wls by
J- i“ s SAW HARBaUGH
JUST ON HaNI
BACON— $6 piece* new Bacon,
•':6V do i «lo ree’d and fcr *ole by
jau4 ' ARMSTRONG A CROZER
|n«oni LlUntnre at Loekwood’i
tUCY SEAT, by Rov. Dr. Spring. Bvo and
THIS Ml
I'irno.,
Life ol (Iharloiic miXAhelb; !«»[>.
Longfellow'* Seisldc and Fire*i«le; L’mo.
Ancedoils of the Puritan*; Ibme.
Woodwrlrlb A Aihur’# Wheat Shea/. Ac ; i2mo.
Horae’* History 01 England; val. 1 to&i uewedition.
MacuukV* EngUnOj ti.ls. t a id $ l2mo aud ?to.
f JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
j»ti9 I • Bookseller and Importer, (O Wood n
bhls prune, to r stle by
joua , Jlt CANFIKLP
FEATHERS— 8 lacks this day Tee’d by
jan > _ ARMSTKO.NO A CROZER
SUOAn-Tll hhd* prime N. O- /or sale by
jan9 | ARMSTRONG A CROZER
JUST RfeCErr
and for male by
WINDOW GUASS—SOO boxes fillO window gloss.
200 do 10x11 do do
I ft do 7xS do do
' SO do 9x13 do do
In store and for sale by
jus 1 B. A W HARBAUfiII
WINDOW’ GLASS—50u bxs, ass’d sixes for sale by
janS _ WM BAtiALEY A CO
OULDCANDLES—ISO" bxs in" store, for solo by
jsnS __ WM BAG ALKY A_CO
ROSIN SOAP—33O bx» No 1. Cm. brand,for sale by
jnnS WM IIAGALtiY A CO
D~UV prime quality, now
in store, and for tale by
janl / 9.DILWORTH A_CO.
BUT! ER—" bbls prime roll, just received.;
janA , . J. S. DILW ORTU ACO._
JUST received and for sale 2000 lbs Briinstoue by
J. KIDD A CO..
jar.l Mo 60 Wood street
IN STORE—2O barrels Spirit Turpentine and for
sole by J. KIDD A CO,
j a r>4 No. 60 Wood it
ISACK IiOGS HAJR for sole by
janA ARMSTHONOA CROZER.
DRYVeaCIIES-S bruhcls pealed peaches.
£0 do Common do Ir
store and /or sale by ARMSTRONG A CROZER.
jouA - _ _____
1 ABBUh CIDER'VINEGAR— For itle by
lUju4 ARMSTRONG fc CROZKR
1A! LISIE—Ia »ion
IUU aiidforialc by
)B.n<
CiORN BROOMS—I«> dozen lbt« ’day reeeived'am
by. ARMSTRONG A CROZES
;*n<
AFE\V rerj fine GUITARS, jolt ree\l from the
celebrated manufactory of C. F Martin. and £ot
ul« bf jaoS ' J- 11. MBIXQB. at VTOOJ »i.
CLOVF.R SEED—O BbU. Prime Clorer Seed, jui
received end for rale by
G. U MILTENBERGER.
No. iff. Front pireet
Jan. 1«L 1550.
GRREN AI’PLEA 75 bbinn (lore andfor ta.-e by
• jan* _ S A W_HAR!I*UGH_
L“arD VO this WiiiFer Strained, for ute by
janj S A W HARDAUOH
(IREAM CHEESE—SO baa Howe'sextra, forsafe by
S A WHaRBAUOU
VIAL CORKS—I 6 bales, lone and ihort, aw’d, foi
,ale ny J SCHOONUAKF.R A CO.
janl 1_ No 24 Wood ttrecl
IINK SPONGE—For tale by
junt _ J SCJiOONMAKER A CO
A A MASON A CO S
ALUM— 10 bb!* lor tale by
j anl J SCHOONMAXKR A CO
SFTS.TURPKNTINE— 25 bblt,-in pood order, fo
•ale by Janl J gCHOONMAKKB ACO
WRAPPING PAPER—IOOO Teimi, wioo* tile*
for *x!e bj
jatil
BROUMi —200 doi on hand and for atle by
janl '• * . JOHN WATr&CO
W" ’ INDOW ULAS3 —iOC) bn, a*i'd iiixe*.foraale l.y
janl iOHNWATT^CO
MACKKKKL —100 bbla No*. and 3, on band
and for *ale by janl JOHN WATT ACO
CIUKESI-V-ICOQ bx» prime Shipping and Cotung
j SCO “ Cream
New Hooka Jut Arri**d.
S ACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by J. T.
Deadly, with original designs l>y Dirlcy.
The Poem* and Prow Writing* of R. H. Dona.
Physician and Patient, ora Praciieul View of the
Moral DuTlEir Relation* and lutercsi* of ibe Medieal
Profession and (he Community; by W. Hooker, M. U
The Puritan and ilia Daughter, by J. K. Paulding,
aoiborot the DateJinun’* Fireiide.
Lo* Gringo*, or an Intide View of Mexico and Cal
ifornia; with Wgnderiug* in Peru, Chili and Polynesia,
by UeuL Wi*e- For tale b 7
<3c3l ELLIOTr A ENGLISH. 70 >Vr>od *t
Sow la the lima to Ssbaerlbo.
OFFICE of Scott’* Reprint* of the Four Quarter
lie* and Blackwood;-.810 per year.
Morris A Willis’ Home jQamol, published in New
York weekly; Si per annum. *
Downing'* llorucaltaralUt, monibly; 83 per year,
invaluable.
Tbe Cultivator, monthly; SI per annum.
Tbe Aimealiur&ul, tsoo’hly; 81 per year.
The Democratic Review, monthly; 83 per annum.
The Banker*’ Magazine, do $5 do
JAMES D LOCKWOOD,
jtn'i Bookseller A Importer, G 3 Wood H
P" OTASli—o"idjl*, a prime article, for **lo by
dnir WICK k McCANDLESS
riiIKKP PELTS—32S in store and for'sale ny
s ,I«2 SAW HARBAUGH
T^HUWNTrKIunNGS— S bale* heavy, ju*t rac’d'by
J 3 deal SHACKLETT A WHITE
/• VuLf.AKd—2o dox in store and for »«lei>r
(Jjunl ttAWjiARBAUGU
7 iWNERS'WANTED’ for Two Tarpaulins,’ ree’d
I 1 nnr Wyoming. G B MILTBNRERGER,
No W Front *t
fhomai ParMlnaon,
a MACHINIST AND MANUFACTURER—Lathe*,
iVi Tobaceo, Housin and large Scrow* of all kind*;
UmM Casting* and liras* Work* generally. Corner
of Terry ifhd First streets.
THE subscriber, having purchased the Factory of
Jain** Pstterzon, Jr., located at the above stand,
would respectfully inform hit friend* and the publir
that he i* prepared to fill any orier* in hi* line, on the
tno.* reasonable terms and with dispatch, and will
,„J p.t.nd Co: dul, PARKINSON
Pittsburgh, Jan. 1. IMO. h
HAVING disposed or"nsl establishment to Mr.
Thoma.l Parkinson, lukd-;l>> e
tor him the patronage of mj friend* and the public,
’feeling confluent that any favors conferred will bo
.ptnaelaled dbd J,
Pimhurqh. Jon. 1. 1P50.-*(jnn7-d3ia
yy-XNTEU-WUlii e CO,
novia No 34 Wood «■
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
NOTICK is hereby giTen Letteriof Adminis
tration upon the Estate of Thomas O. Urant, late
r West Elizabeth, dee’d, bare been granted to the
undersigned'. All persons Indebted to the deceased
mr. nquired to mate immediate payment; and thou
.iving claims arc requested to present them, duly au
itnuented; to either ol the Administrator*, or to F, C.
'I inegin, Esq., their attorney.
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM,
Elizabeth, Pa.
ANDREW UEDKLU
jeffenojtlownship._
jant3»wf>t*S
~ HKW GOODS »* P* DBLJLk
49 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive and varied assort
meni of goods, adapted to the present and ap
preaching season. cuch aa black, brown, and drab
nixed Palmerston Beaver Cloth*, a aupenor arttelo
for business, frock and over eoata.
Also, n great variety of Blankets aad Fittings, em
bracing all the above mentioned color*} noperune
Freneh black, browmolive.claret,andali other dew
rabv. colored Cltohi; French. English and American
plain and tancy Cassimere*, of entire new pattern*,
ait') very desirable color*, to which we vri»b particu
larly-to cal! the attention of those in want of a band
,on»- pair of panu. VESTINGS—Th& assortment of
Vesting* is unusually handsome, comprising the new
est and most approved style for fail ond winter wear;
all of which will be made to order, at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
A few COATS on hand, of entire new atyle, to
•which we would invite the attention of those who de
jure to unite ease, elegance, comfort and convenience
in weir garment*. To inch we would particularly
recommend these to their notice, since they combine
niuho beauty of the over coot, with the comfort and
convenience of the sack coat.
A general assortment of BEADY MADE CLOTH*
tVG on hand, made in the prersut Fall fashion, and.
will bo sold wholesale or mail, at the lowest eaih
jnoes. «Pt» P. PKLAIsYjj
■ti TINES—7O csks Fort, Madeira, Sherry and Bweel*
W M-'T* wtnaa, far sale bv the cut or in Q»nn«;
“““ P"" l ’*""#* M MrrcnETLHEE, I
no* . KottOLUwljß : j
uro&Tzs ro&'.Tsx rrrrsBCXOH dust oazrtc
Nomoutio’i or Williax B. McClcxa—Tele*
graphic despatches were received in town yester
day, to the effect that Mr. Wo. B. McClure, of
this city, had been nominated by the Governor as
Judge of (his District. This is a roost excellent
nomination, and we hope it will be immediately
ratified by the Senate.
Mr. McClure is known to our citizens as a gen*
tlcman possessed of the highest order of legal and
literary attainments. His whole previous tile is a
guarantee lor the fiuthful discharge of his duties in
the honorable, responsible, yet well deserved po
sition which he now occupies.
\ COURT OP QUARTER SESSIONS.
Judge Patton did not take his teat to day, but
his place was ably filled by bis honor, Ssmoel
Jones, Associate Judge.
The only trial which went lo v * jury, was that of
the Commonwealth vs William L. Miller, Wm.
Powers, and Abraham Moore, indicted on oath of
Wm. Prcsny, for asaault and battery. A not pros
was entered aa to Mr. Moore,; and the jury re
turned a verdict of ‘hot guilty,” prosecutor to pay
the costs, as to the other defendants.
WtLcms Hall.— I Tbe Euterpeana still conrinv
oe to attract crowded audiences at this place.—
They will remain until tbe end of the week.
Watcqkbi DiaoaaaaxD. —The following watch
men were discharged by the police committee on
Monday night Joseph Justice, James McKelvy,
Edward Karos, Jabez Jenkins, John L. Grosset*
James McFerran, Clarke Jewell, Geo. Matthews*
Thomas McKee, John McClain, Samuel Hetson,
James Orr, Jas. L. Kerr, C. Gibson,and D. Jewell.
SoiciDi.— Mr. Adam McKee, of Allegheny,
who took a dose of laudanum, on Tuesday, with
the intention of committing suicide, died yester-
day morning.
Ahmstkd.— A young lawyer was arrested
yssterday, at tbe Mayor’s Office, on a charge of
“contempt” He was discharged after remaining
in custody a few minutes.
Cleak or thi Main. —Mr. John Green,
.Clerk of the Market, requests us to say that he
did not, as we staled yesterday, “acknowledge
his error.” He maintains that he was in the right,
io tbe recent fracas between himself and the Ma»
i Ids Gum Arabic and for sal
J KIDD A CO,
CO Wood at
We had prepared a synopsis cf the speeches of
the Council, in this case, but it was crowded ou l
of our.paper by the length of (he Judge's charge.
MaT Eyiter addressed the Jury, on Monday
tuorc&g, on behalf of tbe defendants, in bis usus|
happy strain, and was followed by his colleague,
Captain Naylor. The gallant captain was suffer
ing severely from the effects of sickness, but made
a masterly speech, in defiance of bodily suffering.
The Honorable Charles Sbaler concluded on
behalf of tbe Commonwealth. Most of uur read-
lb» American Arrowroot
J KIDD A CO,
No ROWoxl at
ers have had tbe pleasure of listening to this els
oqueut gentleman, and, therefore, are well aware
of bu oratorical talents, but we think they have
never known him to make a more brilliant and
powerful appeal to a jury than in tbe present in
stance. This speech was listened to with tbe
mo»t intense (almost painful) interest, and seemed
to. make a deep impression.
VO do 10x14 do do
The Mayor mill continues to prosecote the war
against the huckster* with vigor. Two persons
were fined respectively $3 and 91 for this offence,
thi* morning. One cf (hem, a woman, had been
four times brought up oo this charge—she refused
to piy her fine and was committed.
Two were -fined 67 cents each, and costs, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. -
Two rather prepossessing young men were
chtrged with drunkenness. As it was their first
oflence, however, they were discharged. One of
them had lost some money; be said that be ‘‘ttoc
over from Birmingham last night with 930 in his
pocket, and this morning had two cents. Ho
hoped he should team something after a while."—
He was advised by tus Honor not to take any more
lessens in his school.
ARMSTRONG A CROZER
Daowncs.—Tbe body of a stranger, uamo not
known, was found in a pond, in a brick yard,
near the Glass Works of L. Harcom and Co.,
BiMuegfean. ainmhtaui inlAlhe
place, and been drowned on the preceding even*
ing.— {Journal. '
Pittsburgh Bsvlgstloa and Fir* lasts
raass Company.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Pittsburgh
Navigation and Fire Insurance Company, wUJ
Imi held ml the Office, No. VI Market street, on Satur
day, tbe <Bih day of January, ItiSO, at V o'clock, P. M.
jaalH-nl KJTN N KYjiec 'y.
UERCKB * AHTELO,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lf7“Ltl>eral advances made on eoosignmenta.
jar.l4-6m
J O'CONNOR retire* from oar firm from thU date,
, going into ibo honsea of Atkins. O’Connor A Co.,
Philadelphia, and O'Connor, Alkins A Co , Pittsburgh
The ‘'General Cotnouauoa and Forwarding Butineat,"
t« well u me ‘-Pittsburgh Transportation Line Agen
cy," will be con tinned by aa at oar Depot, 70 North
street, Baltimore. Wo reiornonr thanks to our friends
and the frtrnda of the Line for past favors, and hope
to merit and receive a continuance and tnereeae of
the came. O'CONNORS A CO.
J PCHOONMAKER A GO
Baltimore, Janaary let, ISSO.
PITTSBURGH TRANSPORTATION LINE.
ATKIN?. O’CONNOR A CO , No*. 849 A 251 Mar
ket street, Philadelphia; CKCONNOR, ATKINS
A CO., Canal Batin, Liberty tu, Pittsburgh; O’CON*
i IOHS A CO., 70 North sireet, Baltimore-
Tbit old ealablitbcd LINE, having changed lu firm*
snd agents a* above, and extended iu arrange menu,
Ik-ci leave to inform its friends and the public that it
will be prepared, on the opening of tire Penn*ylvania
Canal* in the spring of lsW, to give all freight* un
equalled dr spate b end care, at very low rates.
janltt-6i 7
J U CANFIELD
.Banhsl'i Sals,
Inman, Ganll A Co. *)
against Vln Chancery.
Steamboat Telegraph No. I, Ac. J
And the tame 1
again*! >fn Chancery.
Steamboat Telegraph No. 2, Ac j
BY VIRTUE of an Order ol the Louisville Chan
cery Conn, made in the al-ove causes, vre, the
undersigned, or one of ns, will, on Monday. the Ifcllh
<lny of January, 1850, sell to the highest binder or bid*
'3353, at pnblie auction, oa board of sain boats, at the
wharf in the city of Louisville, Use whole of the steam
tmat Tclegriph No. 1. her engines, uckle, Ac.; and,
al*o, three fourths of tne steamboat Telegraph No. 8,
engines, 'telle, Ac.
The terms of tale to bo—one fourth cash in hand, the
remainder on credits of 4,8, and 18 months for eqoal
pans.
Purchaser or purchasers will be required to give
bonds, with approved security, bearing interest from
the Uajr of sale until paid.
Sale to take plaee about 11 o'clock. A M., of said
day. JOHN A. CRITTENDEN, M. L. C. C.
CHARLES J. MENU, Deputy.
janld-dlOl
THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under th<
firm of Jssxs Caowtsit A Son, it dissolved by tin
decease of Jame* Crotsan. The basinets will be con
linued by the subscriber, who will settle the account]
of ib* late firm. JOHN M’D. CROSSAN.
Monongubela Hoove, Dec. IN, 1819.—(dc28*ltn
tIVER COMPLAINT.—Another curs performed by
j using the original, only true and genuine Liver
Aaxanaxx, Brown eo., 0., March 20,1847.
Mr R. E Sellers—ln April lastary wlfewas attack
ed with Liver Complaints, and had the advice of two
physicians, who tned various remedies without pro
ducing any good effect. Having heard of your cele
brated Liver Pills, I concluded In give them a fair
inal. I purchased one box of Mr. Scott, of Aberdeen,
and gave them according to the directions, by which
*br was greatly relieved. I procured a second box,
which entirely cured her, ana she now enjoys excel-
Ictii health. 1 bare used them myselt, and pronounce
them the best family medicine I ever tried.
Yours, Ac., Manta Bksslt.
Prepared and sold by B. E. SELLERS, 67 Wood st;
: told also by Druggiitf generally in the two cities.
jsnld
SIW TKLEQRAPB OFFICE.
rjtHK oitizens and business men of Pittsburgh are
X respectfully informed that the Morse Telegrapu
1 .met are now in complete operation between this city
and Baltimore. Washington, and other Eastern Cities,
connecting at Washington City with the. Morse Line,
! the only one. South to Richmond, Raleigh, Cnaileston.
LAugtula, Savannah, Molnto and New Orleans —snd
connecting In this city with tines running West and
North to too principal towns and eitlei in tne valley of
the Misiif.ippl, and on the Lakes. These Line* will
receive and tend messages as cheap as any sther
Line, and the operators and clerks will be found gen
tlemanly and accommodating.
(W-OfTice in tire lower story of the BT, CHARLES
HOTEL, Wood street. janS-’Jm
THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the
style of ‘•Cope A Breyfogle,” it this day dissolved
:by mutual consent. The business will be settled by J.
•C. Breyfogle, at their old stand, No. lW Second street.
L. S. COPE
jaa» J. C. HRBVFOOLE.
TC. BREYFOGLE, having associated with him
, A. H. CLARKE fortho purpose of uansaetiug
ifie Forwarding and Commission business, will con
tinue that business at the old stand of "Cope A Brey
fogle,’' and respectfully asks a continuance of the
former patronage of his friends and the public gener
ally. The business will be conducted u/tder the name
and style of Banroout A Ciaub- _
J. C. BREYFOGLE
A. IL CLARKE.
PitUbargb, Jan, 7, IbSO,—[jan9
CHEESE— 209 bxa WR, In sura and for sole by
jiTll ’ saw uarbauqh
WSffi"
BULK PORK-5000 lb» ree'd per Com, for
sale by janll SAW HARBAUGH
COUNTERPANES .—Colored and While Counter
panes, of handsome patterns and large Kics—foT
, sale tow by Janlt W R MURPHY
ntxtHKn rwrmN VELVETS-—Maxarine blasl
light blue, scarlet, maroon, garnet, brown, green
nod buck Cotton Velvets; an aesormwtijJwajUrapi
LOCAL! MATTERS.
The Allegheny Riot Cate.
MAYOR'S OFFICE.
PiTTsßuaoa, Jan. 23.
DISSOLUTION,
CO-PAnTNEaSEIIP.
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
4T—•CORRECTED li.Y
:b a so>f,
SLATES OF DISCODi
h. aoiiSti
£jcJiaj.<f Brokers, .No/fl*
Pc&aiflTtalti
Dar.kofi'itiiburgli ——par;
Exchange Bank Pur.
MeicU. X Jinn. Bank -par
Bk*.o< l’lui-idelpiiia- —par I
Girard Bank par 1
pj nit o' G> rnumown * par i
“ Cheater Coanty—parl
** I>cJa\rare Co.* ••pirl
“ Montgomery Co.--par
“ Northumberland--par I
ColwnbUßridge Co.-- par
Doylcstown Bank-—par
Fanners' Uk. Keadicg-par
Famers'Be. Bocks Co. par .
Farmers Ji’k Lancas’i-par i
Lancaster Co. Bk.--- -pari
Lancostei Bk.- —‘ par '
U. Stales Bank——3o
UMWEiri.lo Bk. pari
Washington Bk.- • —-...)
Geuysbuuhßk.—|
Chamberrborg-- —»«
Ssaqaeka-ma — ;
Lewtsio-sro^-——
Middleiowi i | 1
Carlisle »<
Erie Bk.-• 010 1
Fanners' and Draven'
Ift Market street, ucat 4ti s
Indiana. ij
tkamJJ’h ABranehfS-- 1- .!
•3‘amSerip • • “
Virginia.,
Exchange Bk. of Vo.- • J
• Fanner* Bk.ufVa—— “
• Ok. ofthe Valley,-,-
•Bk-of Virginia-'-- —
■M.AM.Bk., Wheeling i
do Mprgaatown- i
:N. W.Buk Va—*-• i
• do Weilabnrg*—— • t
do Parkersburg—— *!
Taannaacn..
Bk.of Tennessee-A
Far. A Merch’isßk “
Planters’Bk.*—• ••• • M
Union 8k..... H
flluonrl,
Norib Carolixa.
Bk.of Cape Fear—-*— 2
Mereh’sßk.,Newborn- 2
State Bank---———* 2
South CarollM*.
Camden Ok 2
Bk. of Charleston— 2
Commercial Bk - 2
Bk. ofGeorrctown™- a
Bk.of Hamburg— •• S
Merchants Bk— —— 2
Planters AMeeoa'aHk- 3
Bk.of South Carolina- - 2
Bank, Wayneabnrf.. f
llama ban —«
Uoiiesdil’]—•—. |
Lebanon mu:
PouaTille—. «
Wyomm;:*... |
Vork lit; |
Wesiltraneli Bk. f
Relief Notes *— |
MAN BL. Pitts.do- “
Scrip—Pitub. 1: Coamyl
” Allegheny, 20
Ohio.
State Ilk.and Branches |-
Meant Plr-asant *
BteabeHsUe—•- “
SLClairsrille-—“
Manetm ——• ■ «
New Lisbon —--• u
Cincinnati Banks
, flarylaadi
Baltimore Bk*. par
Balnn’e AO RKScrip -10
Can berland Bk. of Allc
gl any I
Par Bk.of Maryland- • “
*:r*’ A Mechanics 44
Frederick u
riekCo.Uk.~-- «
ftown Bk “
al Bk ——-— «
scoßk |
inrtonßk— —— “
Bk.ofVV estminster • • • • *•
. Michigan,
Bk.of St. Clair-———
Bk. of River Raiien—
Michigan Ins. Co fi
Par.AMecb’aßk------ S;
Wisconsin
Mar.AFireln.Co.Milw’a 5
Colambu- do _ “
CirclesiDs— “
Zaaesvil'e
Putnam M
Wooster •——— - 70
Massillon —— • t
S&ndotk/ .... 70
Geang* I
Norwalk 70
CleTelacl———.. |
Xenia---.—« “
Canadas,
Allsolvcntßanka i
Bank of England Notea
....—TOP'XsU.
Gold* Specie Value.
Ntpolcona H eC
Dneatt—•—ti'tSO 2 20
Eagle,old .10 CO
Eagle, new 10 00
Doubloons,Spanish ,10 CO
Do.Patrioi*—— ■ 15 50
Sovereigns 4 81
Guineas 5 DO
PredeneknPora——B7l-0
TenThalen 7 bo
Ten Guilders— - 120
I.oaifd’er* 4.50
Ssfhanga.
New York »|>tm
Philadelphia ••• Ipm
Baltimore ••• ■ i prm
i.par. Interior B’ka-
Dayton—. —- *'
Western Reserve* - “
Franklin B’k Colsstbes **
-ChlllinoUif “
Lake Erie*-- 4 '
3ciot»-- * “
Lancaster • ■ - 10
Hamilton-*— ••-. ..—.lO
: Qrnnvillo 50
Farm ! ri fl’k Canton——-50
Urbans —..10
*tl Usatackr.
iTewWnineky I
iU.of *
Norhern Ilk. Kenta’ky- 11
New Banki
DELAVAZIB MUTUAL SAFETY IS
BU&ANCK COMP AS Y,.^
OFFICE, IS NORTH ROOM OF EXCHANGE.
On Third Stmt t Philadelphia
TUIE fellomnj; itatemcnt of the otfuir* of dir Com
pany, ii pabiubed in conformity with aprovtuon
of itar barter.
Premium* received during the year ending Octo
ber 3lrt, 1&49,
On Marine and Inland Ri*k»,
On Fire Ri*k»,
Eanud Pentiums during ths j rear ending u
abovt,—
On Marine toil Inland Rieka, CO
On Fire Rieka, 5O
8551,090 JO
iterttl, Salvage, and other Profit*, 134)19 74
2 Lows, Erpenrej, te., during smt time,—
Marine and Inland Navigation 8126.245 23
Fire Lotte*, 72.911 49
Retnrn Premiums.
Ke-mtarancek 14,7 S 3 62
Agency cbafirw, 9.571 t-tf
Crpcnaea, Rent, Salariea, Stationery, 4c., 9,090 S 3
Tks Assets tf the Company ere tu follows.
Bond*, Mortgage* and Ground rent*. 52H.714 33
United State* t*iz per cent Uan, KUbO uu
Pennsylvania. do du
l)o Five do do
Philadelphia Ciiy Six per cent. Loan,
Bill* Receivable, 1
70 Share* Slock Union Bank 'of Tennc*-
see.
50 do do Merchants and Manufac-
turer* Bank, pitul.urpn,
120 Share* Slock American Mutual Intar
a tire Company.
5 Share.* Stock Philadelphia and ilavre do
Groce Sieam To w-t>o*i Company,
20 Share* Stock Delaware ,Mmaa) Injur-
•r.re Company,
2 Share* Stock Philadelphia Exchange
Cnicpaay, *
100 Share'Sicrk Pemifylvnnia Raj J-road
Company, s»M*> 00
Ca»h on hand, CSII 41
•'•crip of Mutual Inraraure Conipemc*, 3.otC JO
Balance* in Urn baud* of Agent*, and I'te*
tsianuon Marine Poticies, recently i»-
•sed.
Inured ilae,
Subscription notes.
NotmidStji, l^-ia.
The Board of Directors'have ihit day declared a
dividend of SIX PER CENT, in en«b, on the Capital
Stork and Scrip of the Company, payable on ai d af
ter December l«t, l&Cf. Also, a dividend of TEN
PER CENT in Scrip, on the Capital Stock, add earn
ed Premiums, certificate* for which will be timed *»
above.
DIRECTORS.
Jowph 11. Beal, 11. Jnne* Brooke,
Edmund A- Bonder, Henry Sloan,
John C. Hugh Craig,
Robert Barton, George Scrnll.
John R. Penrose, Wm. Eyre, Jr.
Samuel Edward*, Charles Kelly,
George G. Lc-iper, J.O. Johnoon,
Edward Darlington, William Hay.
Isaac R. Davi», Dr. S. Thom**,
”\Villiatn Folwell, Johnßclier*,
JohnS. Newlin, Spencer Mcllviun,
Dr R. hi. Iloalon, J T Logan, Pittsburgh
- James C. Hand, D.T. Morgan, do
Thoonhils* Paulding, Wm. Baxaley, do
. WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
GEORGE SERRILL, Vice President.
RICHARD S. NEWBOLD, Secretary.
By the Act incorporating thi« Company, the parlies
insuring property therein, are entitled to a suokk cf
the profit* of the Institution, without subjecting them
•elvr* to any liability boyoi.d the premiam paid.
The Capital Slock and Subscription Note* are
pledged by the Charter for the payment of lotto* ; and
the profit! of tis Company are directed to be invested,
and rrmainin the po-nei'tion of the Corporation, a* a
faud for ths farther sreanty of the assured. This fund
will be represented by Scrip, beunnyan interest of six
percent, divided among the Insured and Stockhold
er*, pro rata, upon the amount of earned Premiums
and Capital Stock. janfidtf _
UNSHRINKABLE FLANNEIA
W' R. MURPHY continues u keep ou band a full
a assortment of the Welsh Unshrinkable Flan
nel*- und ha* recently received a supply of the finer
qualities. Alio Swansddwa Flannel*, a scarce arti
cle and well adapted for the wear of invalids, and
othen wanting something wanner than usual. Alto,
Pernian 'and Uause Flannels for Infanta wear; to
{ether with a fall supply of American manufactured
'lanuols, of different qualities. Alio. .SHROUDING
FLANNELS, of all the different width*, at the North
East corner of 4th and Market «ls.
in-Whoteialc Rooms up sums, where dealer* will
always find s good a*»ortaent of new style goods.
jan4 ___
WESTERN INBHBAHCE CUiiIPOY
OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL 1100,000.
j. l ikkrt, Jr.. Scc*y. | R. Mii-i.ua, Jr., Prcs't
Wilt insure against all kinds of ri«ks,
FIRE AND MARINE
ALL losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly
paid. ’
A home Institution—managed by Directors who are
well Xnowaxn the community, and who are determin
ed by promptness and liberality to maintain tire char
acter which they have assumed, a* offering the best
nrotocuoti to those who desire to be Insured.
V Diaxcroai —R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Black, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., Wm.il. Holmes, C. Ibmsen, Geo. W.
Jackson, Win. M. Lyon, Jos. Lipplucott, Tho*. K.
Litch, James M'Aulcy, Alex. Nimick, Thus. Scott.
Osrrtcx, No. 119 Water street, (warehouse of Spang
A Co., up stair*,) Pittsburgh. jsLdly
sale, to close consignment, by
| jan U STUART A SILL, lla Wood sti
hf chests, tocioMCOUslgnroenL for sale by
J_ ja „n A SILL
/ 1 LASS—6O bis 7x9, in store and lor sale by
(j janU | STUART A SH.L
CHEESE— 3U) bx* In store and for sale by
janll STUART A SILL
ROLL BUTTER—G bbU prime Kreih, ree’d this day
and for sale by janll ; TaSSEY A BEST
Ky/i BUTTER—B kegs in store and for sale by
janll JTASSEY A BEST
LaRD-OO kegs and l bbfon hand and i'or sale by
janll _ TASSEY A BEST
SCORCHED bbls, a prime article, ree'd
und forsale by Janll TASSEY A BEST
o aLEHaTTJS—O bbls endSOboxei in store and for
O sale by -a, janll TASSEY A BEST
S(i UA _ A casks ou hand and for sale by
janll ” TASSEY A BEST
(IL-OVEITSEBD— 25 bbls new, on hand anTfnr sale
j l,y • null TASSEY A BEST
f 11 1 !IUTHY SEED—a Obit tor sale by
X janll TASSEY A BEST
BLACK ENULISfI CRAPii, Trimming, to be
tound at the Dry GooC* House of
W R MUIIPHY,
junll N E corner Fourth and'Murket st*
JIkNNY LIND and Fancy VelvePßinumugs, o( r all
colors, to be found at the store of
;ur.ll : WR MURPHY
BLACK SILK LACES, Including a few pieces
extra width/u be found, at lowpriees, at store
_ janll _ W R MURPHY
EvenlNg dßTjjsesA _ .“Al'M*jos'FCo.,fltiiiir
ket street, will this day open another large in
voice of those French Embroidered Evening Dresses,
a very desirable article for Parties, Soireei, Ae.
OUrrER-* bbls Fresh Roll7j»*t rac’d aiid for sal
X) by janll ROBISON, LITTLE A CO
FOR BALK— 2O New tjmpiy'Bacon Cs*k«,
john McFaden a co,
Ctnal Bniiu, Penn »utet
FLOUR-244 bbls Extra Family, for sale by
josl9 STUART A SILL, 118 Woodvt
CIGARS— 60,000 Common, on hand and for tale by
jretil) _ A CULBERTSON, 145 Liberty *}
PEACHES— 75 bu new Ohio, halves, juat ree'd and
fur sale by jaiflO A CULBERTSON
t?EATHERS —12251b* prime Ky., just ree’d and for
J sale by jtnlO A CULBERTSON
E HAD—75 bdU Bar. in (tore and for aala by
JaalO A CULBERTSON, 145 Liberty »t
\AJi *BEaNS—4~bl»i• for ule by '
VVjanlO ' WM H JOUNSTON
REKN APFLES-M bbla rac’d and for7«deby"
\JT Janlo_ WM U JOHNSTON
EjUEb Ai'fLKS-Iti (lore and for
1 aale by JanlQ WM H JOHNSTON
TAIAtUKRS-aOQCM^
J janlO_
—rjiW ’ICI
i in (ton »nd for mJo by
STUART fc SILL
Beaver buc do* for «»iefj .
JialO _ PBFyFOOLE A CLARKE
OABLLS B- H/MolimCfoi'»ie »enr low.Wclom
OU coMfraatf-m by 1.8. DILWORTH A 00.
j»* . v
mpPORIATION.
RILMSCE FIVE.RAY LINK,
*o* COKTKTAKC* or KXKCTUSSXQ A» riOUBOi
«TOB UUDiiSD COtAIHTT, »■«■><
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.
GOODS forwarded by this Line are tarried in tiie
mail trainto Cbunbershnrgfa, and art immediate*
'T loaded In Wagon* going night and day through to
ntiabnrgn.
The boraet are rationed erery 15 mi**, which
mrea the prompt delivery of good* within the time
tmised.
ho Wagona win i—--
Tbo Wageni will leave our warehouse daily, (Son,
ara excepted.) at 2 o’clock, P. M.
[shippers are assured that no mare food* will be
taken each day than can be Ipaaetnallv carried
through.
JAMES M DAWS A CO,
227 Market street, Pluladebhia.
JOHN M’FADEN A C 3,
Canal Banin, Pittsburgh.
JOHN McFABCN A CO., Fobwauibo A Coxxo
ton MazcEanre, Canal Basin, Pena street, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M. DAVIS A CO., Ftorx Facto X 3 axd Cox*
mission Mxxcßatna, 227 Market, and 61 Commerce at,
Philadelphia.
Advance* made by either or the above, on Flour,
Wool, and other merchandise, consigned to them far
tale. )«ni
CHIOS LISE*
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1850.-
'■’HE sabscnberi,now having in eueeeisfal opera-
J. tionan Express Wagon Line between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia are prepared to receipt lor 6000 lbs
freight daily. Eaeb way deliverable through in six
days, Sundays excepted.
HENRY GRAFF A CO,
Cacal Basin. Pittsburgh.
DUTILLE HUMPHREYS A CO.,
-Hutfofatm .. 107 Market at, Phil’s.
EXPRESS WAGOH LISE.
1849. fe*
THROUGH IN FIVE IUYSfT
THE subscribereare prepared to receive 9000 pounds
Freight daily, alter Monday, 10th instJto forward
to or from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by'Wagon,
through in Five Days. Rates as low as any other
conveyance at this season of the year. i
JOHN McFADEN a CO,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M DAVIS A CO,
de6 No 227 Market st. Philadelphia.
DORORGAHXLA ROUTE,
Only Binging.
Via Brewnsrilie and Cumberland 10 Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
TIIE morning boat leaves ttie wharf, ; above tha
bridge, daily, fll 8 o'clock precisely.' 11016 to
Baltimore, Si hoof*: time to Philadelphia, 40 hours.
The evening boat leaves daily, (except Sunday ev
enings,) at 4 o’og&k. Passengers by leading on the
evening taat, wiTFctos* the mountains in stages next
day, and thus avoid; night travel. I
Secure your tickets at the Oder, Monongahel
House, or St. Charles Hotel.
- octlfrly _ J. MESKIMEN, Agent
WHITER ARRAtoEKEIfT.
mm
EXPRESS WAGON LINE—THROUGH IN
FIVE LAYS!.
THE subserihenu haTing suspended their canal op*
erations until tne opening of the Spring Naviga
uon, have established as Express Lina by Rauroad and
Wagon between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by
which they are prepared to forward WOO pounds each
day. and receipt for the delivery of dm same in 5 days.
They beg leave to assure their friends aod the pub
lic that their arrangements regarding rates, regularity
and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who
favor diem with thrlr commands.
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR,
comer Penn and Wayne sis, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BKRBIDQE,
do 7 273 Market street, Philadelphia.
GEE, WO! GEE. WO 1
WINTER ARRAROEHEHT.
■j§£.aSl 1849.
BINGHAM'S EXPRESS WAGON LINE,
Pittsburgh and Plxlladelnhla.
AS die business on the canal w al>out being closed
f,>r the season, we wonld inform the public that
we have again brought the Conestoga Wagons into re*
Suimuoo, and will be prepared to forward &00pounds
oily, (commencing on Monday, the 2dth inst.) A Car
tearing Pbtlade'pbio daily by die mnii train for Chain*
bersbarg, and the Wagons traveling day and night,
entute* the delivery of Goods in live days. Apply to
\VM. BINOHAM. Pittsburgh-
BINOIUM A DOCK. No. ie:J Market street,
nov*JO Philadelphia.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
■SSgjfii 1849.
EXPRESS WAGON LINE
to *m> rants
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Tore Five Days, (Sundays excepted,) tunning. Day
• and Night.
THE public li respectfully informed ’hat ibil Use,
which has been m successful operation die two
previous wmtrrs, wi|l again commence running on
Monday .{the tWth of November.
A Car will leave Philadelphia and Cbambersburgh
dady each way with the Mail Train, and from Cham*
bcrabnrgb with relays of hordes running day and night.
We are prepared to forwardtJOOO lbs freight daily by
ilia KUave Unc. Apply to '
D. LE 2CH A CO. Pittsburgh,
or to—HARI Jd A LEECH,
No 13 South Tb rd street, Philadelphia.
novOT-dlf
NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION!
IiLYM'S WINDOW LOCK m SPBINQ.
P*re?rrct>. Dicnm 19,18*9.
is an article of great value to all persons en-
J. gaged in building, or to those who have already
buih, and arc without window fastening. While it
furnishes a perfect substitute for pnliies and weights,
at a saving of at least St! to each window, it affords
the safest fastening that has ever bceu broagnt into
Tbe utility anil convenience of this Spring over all
others, is, that by one thumb piece, both isah of tbe
window can be railed or lowered. It require! only to
be known to be appreciated.
Persons wishing to buy tho article, or to have them
put into their window*, or the right of selling it for
countiei in this State, may apply to the subscriber* at
tbe I'KRKV HOL'I-E, on tho Allegheny river, Pitts--
burgh, Pa. ‘ J. S. TURNER,
noT*JU-d3a{it)Sp C. P. MAYO.
OKDICAL ARD SURGICAL OFFICE,
NorflS, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
few doon below Wood street, to
wards tcaitei.
OIL DROWN) having been
regakrlyeuucated to the medical
profession, and been for some time
BfIHBVVn general practice, now coniines
miention to the treatment of
|Rj|Bg’Si.ioi« private and delicate com*
p.nnts .'or which his opportunities
P and experience peculiarly quality
vWSS \ h<<u. 14 years easidnorsiv devoted
to study A treatment of those complaints, (daring wbiefc
time he ho» had more practice and faa» cured more pa
tents than can ever o*l* to the lot of any private prac
titioner) amply qcal 1 he* hua W offer assurances of
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory care to *U afllictod
with deUeata diseases, s nd alt diseases arising thers
fr°Dr Brown would inform those afflicted with private
diseases which have become chronic by time or ag
gravated by the use of any of the common nostrums of
Uxo day, that their compiamtscan be radically and thor
oughly cured; be having giten his careful attention to
the treatment of such cases, and sueeecdeu tv. hundreds
of Instances in curing parsons of inflammation of the
neck of the bladder, aod kind Ted diseases whieh often
result from those coses where others have consigned
them to hopeless despair. He particularly invites such
as have been long and unruccessraliy treated by other*
to consult him, when every satisfaction will be given
them, and their ease* treated in a care Pi 1. thorough and
intelligent manner, pointed out by a louq experience,
study, and investigation,which it is impossible for those
engaged in ernern! practice of medicine to give to
one class of disease. ■
irj“llemia or Rupture.—Dr. Brown also Invites par
son* afflicted with Hernia to call, au he has paid partic
ular attention to this disease.
GANGERS also cured.
Skin diseases; also i’ *, l’alsy, etc., sptsuiiy cared
Charges very low.
N. B.—Patient* of either sex living at a distance, by
staring their disease in writing, giving nil tbe symp
toms, can obtain medicine- with directions for use, by
addressing I'. BROWN, .V if., post paid, und enclos-
M Diamond alley, opposits tts Wavcrly
House. •’ ,
RaxrsUris* —Dr. Browi''.- newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism i« a spe- , and certain remedy lor
that painfiil trouble. It ti- rr r-ails.
Office and Private Consulting Rooms, No. <4 Dis
mend alley, Pittsburgh, Ds. The Doctor is always at
h °«rT*N<» care no pay. n • ISO.
V 57 "r. Utlf.fciSK—AW bxs m Store ana inr sale o y
VV # jan 5 __ W.M DAG ALE VACO
UCKWHEATPLOUR—I3O sacks rec'dand for
sale by WAR MeCUTCIiEON,
mn7 __ _ IS2 Liberty sl_
/ t'LASd—ISO bxs Bxlo, on hand and for sale by
(jr 3 a„7 WAR HcCUTCHKON
P' OT ATiJiS—IW b blTT’fni ~Ey es, on bantTand ®r
.ajeby _ Jan 7 W A R MeCUTCHKON
T/liU BUTTER
J\. by jar.O
(
-18 ke*s eood. m erere and for tale
BRRYFOOLEA CLARKE
tOKN BROOMS— 1W) dor in More and for i&le by
j ,ui9 BREYFOGLK* CLARKE
TiiHKN AP W.F.S—‘JUO tibia in »u>re anaiorialc by
v jr ja „u BRKYFOOLK * Ci.ARKB
FAMILY FLOUR—*j 3 bbls exirabianiLforiHTe by
V' " an » _ UREYFOULEACLAKKB
Dried apples—is t»bi» for *aieTy
j an g J 0 CANFIELD
B LITER—Ia bbl» Freih Roil, ir cloth*, for sale by
JanO J P CANFIELD
HU. MOLASSES—ICO biifr" beit brand*, in store
. and for nala by jins WM BAGALEV fcCO
aOLL UUTTKR—IS bbls tn «ood order, for *ale by
j an i, W'M BAG ALIA kCO
Tf EMl’—»3biJc«Jtew RoucJ Kentucky Hon»j>, rce
H «*< con»i<amcnt and for *ale by „
noTl»-»lp i A GORDON
S' TATIONKR* GUM—A «U>ply ju»t rcc’d and for
5S“ th ° K T" I tBPHUJJML
BARBADOEB TAB-a« ll) ® genoine, Jn.t rccWd
for *aleJiy j dciffl J KIDD «CO
fI“S? slI- '“'V” “ johnwatAco^.
Vf"S"RfoLA£SES-:W) bbl» new crop, Pianuuoa
-N n ™' iU * anJ f ° r WMDAOALEY fcCQ
-*<>w **"•• - ’ ”
1 "TaLLOW—23 bbl« prime tallow iait lin dins from
a-* L °"‘ "‘“ffg W. J h! “bI&H.
““ "™™r
j*c3 . _ •
insaß—ui hhdt. now l&cdiof from iteamer Han'
S-toiiSrHie by ISAIAIfDICKEY (t CO,
jj*o3 • Proaut.
C~ iiwvmf,—soo bold in itflre and for i&lc br •"**"
ISAIAH DICKEY* CO,
jin3 -| Fraoin.
IjOTATO]
r jan9
>bbtoNeahanooeks,for sale br "
j ARMSTRONG A CBftZTO
Dried af]
ima
i saeka new, for ule by ~
ARMSTRONG A CROZER
6 DOZEN BALSAM FIR—For tile by
jan4 J KIDD A CO, No. GO Wood n
v Otmortl. i
TUB Fayetre Manutoeturiag Company have remo
,yed their-Wholesale badness 10 the srere recently,
ocexpbdby Hear*. K. H. Brofrn A Brothers, No. isa
iWeMmt; ~ * itaMw -
HOUSER LOT& FARMSyfcc
fg'WC'**'-' -
A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, in Aliegbenycity,
A on Esplanade street. Rent low. Inquire of.
iSr TASSEYABEgrrSwoodn.
Periwitr
A ROOM at corner of Penn and Hud street*,
A now ocenrinJ t>T Mr. Dmj SLjre.
Bn ok Tart for Beat.- .
A LOT OF Ci ROUND, suitable for a Erick Vardr
and situated near the eity line, in the vicinity of
Soho Bridge, wi! be tented for a t*r®®f_7****i.
ply to E.D.GAZZAM, Third sae«V
janis Office over the PoatOfficer
}r ■ ■ TO FAUTEBX. • • .
riTHE subscriber ha* on hand and for sale, M Agent
X of L. Johnston A Co* of Philadelphimue Mww*
ingi: . •
S 3 palrofCases; .
<5 went* Fancy Letmr, dtfierent.tf tat;
3TO Newipaper Cal*;
500 lb*. Leans, cut to order,
. 10 Composing Sticks;
100 kef* Prom's News Ink; .
1 Bra* Gallor. Colomn tales, Bun tala* at all
descriptions,**.' _ ' •
Ti Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth »t
N ■ —Order* iccciTed for new Type. aalOdJcwS
*. \ . ~'PUIS TKABTOBX. ■
HEsubscriber has Just received at tho Pekin Tea:
Store, 70 Fearth street, a very large indwell so.
lecied (took of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
fmm New York, all of whieh has been received la tkla
country dace tie first of February lan, coodatisrof
all the different grades grown.ia the Celestial Empire.
Oar stock being among the largest in the We it, we are
prepared to wholeaalc, on better term* than any other
house in the city. We invito retail grocer* to call and
examine our Roekaod prices. They can b*?e It pack
ed ia i, i, and ! b packages, 6 b tin cannLren, or by
half ebeau, to *uit their convenience. '
Our retail prfees vary for Oolong, Black Tea* from
SO cu. to tlpo per lb.;. Ning Young Sonchong, SO ettf
Congo 50) and English Breaklhst SO, Young Hyson,
Gunpowder and- Imperial, from 33 et*. to Sl;» per lb.
Families are requested to aend and get aample* el
Of on Teas, and try them before purchasing.
THE Back Part of tu Warehouse now occnqued by I mTI - B:dfcw9 A. JAYNES. 73 Fourth strrot
myself, and fronting on FrontstreeL. | OHO* W. BSSZTH * CO«
janB CH. GRANT, 41 WatOTstf* 1
Vorßuib
A ROOM on the second story of ihe.Warehawe
No. & Wood street. - JanlO
Pat Rsab
A LARGE BUCK DWELLING BOUSE, Wlli
Eighteen Acres of gmsd is a good state of cal*
tivution, together with food atabling, Ae., silaated Sfr
miles from Pittsburgh, near the Greenaburgh turnpike,
end edjoining the Allegheny Cemetery. Theta is'an
excellent spring near the dwelling. Possession given
on the Ist April.
ALSO—A-three story Brick Dwelling House, on
Liberty street, between O'Hara and Walnut race is,
Fifth Ward, at present occupied by the Subscriber.
Possession given on the Ist ApriL Bsqaireof
Janld-tf WM. YOUNG. 14a Liberty at
THE BASEMENT, corner of the Diamond and
Uaion streets, well adapted to any public business.
It has been occupied as a Coflee, or Eating Establish*
mem, for a number of year*.
ALSO—Several Offices and Artist’s Rooms, well
tighted, with entrance from the Diamond, over the
■tore of the mbscribera, north west corner of the DU*
mond and Market street Apply to
jania : Ai.FTT ANDER A DAY.
FOB SKIT, two pleasantly altnated Brick
Dwelling Houses, with the grounds adjoining, at
Oakland. Possession can be given on the first of
April naxt Pad) HARDY, JONES A 00..
Per Bent*
Vox Bent*
A STORE In Market street, near Libernr.
Also—The Store on 'he corner @«larket and
Liberty streets.
Also—A Dwelling and Stsre on Penn street, near
the Canal. Possession given on the Ist April next
Also—A Brick Yard in tbo Bghth Wants
Also—A Stone l{aaiT7 in the Eighth Ward : Pot*
session given Immediately.
Inquire of DAVID GREER, Pennst,
. ]an7-Iro* 3 doors from 8. R eorner Hay st
For Bent*
A- TWO STORY BUCK DWELLING HOUSE
on Hay street Enquire of
Jan 7. JAMES PALZELL, Si Water «t
A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
on Smithficld street, four doors from Seventh,
west side. Inquire of 8. SCHCJYER,
jtn7 . lIP Second st
li’Oß BltU'x—A convenient Dwelling House, On
F Federal street, Allegheny city, with a large yard.
Possession given on the Ist of ApriL
ALSO—Several Roans and Offices in Pittsburgh,
near the Post Office. E D. GAZ2AM,
, dcfiS ~ Office, Third over the Post Office.
Ij’OD. SALK.—An Iron Foundry, Blacksmith and
; Machine Shop, with Steam Engine of 16 horse
power, good stock of tools, machinery, patterns, flasks,
ladies, furnaces and ovens, all now m use and m good
ranking order. Said premueshavel£ofeeifrontby9o
deep, wiilhprivilrge of an adjoining let 37 by PO that
Being on a of the oldest and best stands In the City of
Cincinnati, with a liberal patronage. Apply to
• dcl7. DAVID SiNTON. CjacitmalL O.
tfOajlUcaT—a’sTOKE, weUburd op tor Dry
Goods, on Mnrkct ra, between Third and Fourth.
Possession given on the Ist of April next.
Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Possession
given immediately. E. D. GAZZAM,
dels Office over the Pont Office, Third tl
MFOB BRNT.—The WAREHOUSE at pie*
seal occupied by Messrs. Bailey,Brown A Co.,
on Water streetTTrem first of April next.
• coeds JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
MA WELL FINISHED ROOM,' mutable Cor a
Variety or Gentlemen’s Famishing Store. - AL
to—Several rooms anitablo for offices or At*
tin’s rooms. E D GAZZAM.
octlStf. Office Third street, over Pott Office.
For Salt oritsnb '
MTUE very deairahle residence in Allegheny
City, lately occupied by B. W. Poindexter, and
possession given immediately. '
For term*, apply at this office, ior to W. W. WIL*
SON, Market st. i •
m gOH REST—Tho mansion house now
occupied by Mrs. Atwood, situated at Oakland,
with 30 acres of ground attached. The »nnso
isspacioosand convenient, and thie ground weu im
proved. Arply to HARDYTUONES A 00,
aogrri __ T Water vt
f<JR SALE—A Brick House, (but one year
built,) and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy#—
Inquire of JytM 8 SCHQYEB, UP Sceond at
F*OR RENT.—The three story. Brick Ihrrillng
House, on Liberty, between Hay and Marbury
streets, now occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession
riven immediately. Enquire of Wn Graham, or at
uio Bookstore of i
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
jy37rdtf corner Market and Third streets.
FOR Sa!lE—Five lots eligibly situated in the nsar*
Uhlag town of Birmingham. The lots are situa
ted on Dentaon street, numbered in F Bansman’a plan
75,79,60,61 and 83—Lot No 75 fronting 30 feet on Ma
ry Ann street, 70 feet deep; the other four SO fee: front
each, by 60 feet deep. -
Terms—Greater pan of purchase money may re]
main for alx yean, secured by mortgage- forpaxtiej
uiars, inquire of S SCHOYER.
mylC 110 second at
alOXble reaC^stateonPENSTSTKEct
FOR SALE#—A Lot of Ground ailuale on Penn
street, between Hay and Marbury streets, adjoining
the honse and lot now occupied by Richard Edwards,
hnvingafrontof2sfeet, and in depth 150 feet,will bo
sold on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. En
quire of C. O. LOOMIS, drirstjoeer Wood.*-
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DOCTOR WlfiTAB’S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
THE following article we copy with pleasure from
the “Boston Mercantile Journal,” of .March, 1813,
and we hope that if any of our reader* are suffering
from any of the complaints whieh it Is said to care,
they will speedily avail themselves of it:
DR. W 1 STAR’S BALAAM OF WILD CHERRY.
It to well known many yean ago thet the wild
cherry bark tree of this climate posseaed valuable
medieinai qualities. Indeed this fact was known to
the aborigines, and decoctions of the leaves or bark of
this tree has ever been regarded by their physicians as
one of the most effectual remedies in many diseases.
This fact, several yean stace, arrested the attention of
Dr. Wistar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir
ginia. lie investigated with care the healing proper
ties of the wild cherry—tested its effects when admin
istered alone, and when in combination with other re
medial events. Ue found that its natsral virtue might
be greatly improved, and by combining it with ingre
dients whose properties were all well proved and gen
erally recognized, a medicine was predated which
constitutes a remedy of great importance In pulmona
ry affections and dis ises of the chest and throat
diseases which are proverblaiif-prervaleatmour cities
and large towns, and often prove fatal, swelling tha
bill of mortality to a much greater extent than is the
case with most others, we had almost said all olssscs
of disease.
The genuine Wistar 1 ! P J,T,,ra of Wild Cherry has a
fae simile of the signature of Henry Wistar, U.
Philadelphia, and Sandford and Park on a finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. None other are gen;
We arc just in receipt of the following voluntary tri
bute to the curative power of Wisiar’s Balsam of Wild
Cherry, from E. Hall, H. D., of ML Clemens, Michi
gan, who is a physician of high standing, and an ex
tensive druggist:
Mr. Curao, Mich, Oct afth. 1649.
To the afflicted, this may certify that Mrs. B. Rob
erts, of this village, three or four weeks after confine
ment was attacked with a violent cough andgreat
prostration, and seemed hastening to the grave with
fearful rapidity. 1 advised her to use Wisuir’s Balsam
of Wild Cherry—she did so, and with that valuable
medicine alone was restored to health, and-is now a
living proof of the value of Wiitar’s Bslsstn of Wild
Cherry. R HALL,
Physician and Druggist
Read on and bo convinced still further of the remar
kable virtues of Wlstnr’s Balsam of Wild Cherry:
Messrs. Sandford A Park] Gents. As a matter of jus
tice to you, and far the benefit of the public, I. would
offer the following statement of a cure effected by you?
medicine, known as Wixtar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1647 my wife was severely attacked
with Peripneumonia, or Pleurisy, which resulted la a
deep seated pain in the side, accompanied with a se
vere cough; she was attended by aome of the best
physician* in Chicago, bat to no purpose; for weeka
ahe auffcrcd, without relief, coughing fncesaantlynight
and day. I came to the conclusion that all the reme
dies uuowntlo the physicians could not help iter, and
wss induced to try your Wild Cheery. I procured one
bottle, and commenced uaing it according to direc
tions; before it was all gono-tho cough stopped, the
jn her aide left her, and with the aid of another
bottle the was restored to raster siil.tb. In con
sideration of these circumstances, 1 would recommend
it to the public as a valuable medicine.
Yours, 'letpes'fuUy, R.N.GARHATT.
Gians Ravins, Miefau, Oct. 8,1649.
Btad foUavtng ZhstMusaab.
Of all the cures that have been recorded, there are
certainly equal to tha one first mentioned, which
plainly show* the curability of Const mption, cfea lx
some of its worst forms:
Cxowa Post, Lake co, la~ June U, 1649.
J D. Parti Dear Sir, Aa I have a deep ©cmmlsera
tiou for the afflicted, permit mo ta give you a brief
history of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from
the use of Dr. Wisiar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In July. 1644, 1 was attacked with a (ever of the* ty
phod character, 'which left me in a very debilitated
state, when in tne following winter 1 was taken with a
severe cold, which reduced me to sach an extent aa t»
give me the appearance of a confirmed consumption
-1 labored under a severe cough—expectorated a great
deal, and was troubled with cold feet and night sweats.
1 also frequently raised blood from my tunas. I con
tinued in this state, gradually making under the dis
ease, until January, 1647,. when I .was again attacked
with fever. My friends despaired of my lift, and my
physteiins thought 1 could surrito bat a short time.
My extremities, especially my foot, were eonsmtnly
cold, and almost lost their feeling. Under cir
cumstances it may truly be said that! was a Irving
skeleton. I finally determined to quit taking medicine
prescribed by physicians, and try Dr. Wl«lit>i H»lnm
of Wild Cherry, and from the first week that I com
menced taking can date a gradual recovery. 1
continued its use.stx months, at the end of whieh.time
I was cured, and have enjoyed good health ever since,
and cheerful? recommend the to all those af
flicted with disease of the lungs, and would say to
those commencing its use, net to be discouraged if two
or three bottles do not effect a care; but persevere as I
have done, and I have ho doubt but nine eases out of
ten will l>e blamed with renewed health as l eave
been. Respectfully, yours, • J .„ J|J . L% ,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Pxicxtt per Bottle-Six Bottles for
Sold by J. D. PA RK ~, (successor to Sandtord A F***»J
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio,- General
Agent tor the South and West, to whom til order*
mast be addressed. ’ i, \
L. Wilcox, Jr J*»« A. Jone*, {■ 4
Fkhnenock * Co, rtotaWfc J» ■ **“**■ 7**
gggHss
tVaySesburgh;, hTFagand A
MISCELLANEOUS.
pRlfiRITKaitR-KOPKBOOBI)
NOLT9 WOOD STREET, r
• t Ivt m»), ' • -
WHERE will be wand (or sale as assortment of
Vt ff Tf>ngMßsßoekrandTnti, unupriaed
In i series of abeutTOUß HUNDRED different tmh
JtciiioM, (of which catalogues canbehad onappliaa-
Presbyterian Board of Publication ta Philadelphia;
and well adapted for Sabbath School, Cengreganesal,
Ministers’ and Private Libraries*. - ...
Persona wishing to purchase such books, are invi
ted to call and erawina iba assortment
- • .The’Depository of the Pensiylvaain Bible loeietjr
ta kept at these v*"ns. oetfcflßwfinuS •’
INFORM their friends and the public thatthay
no longer any connection with their late establish
ment In Penn street, known aa the Ktuburgh Brewer
having removed their entire buainesa to the POINT
RRKWKRY.in Plr street. tariffed vt
IKW HJBDK&&B ITOfiR
% SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
We* 78 Wood street, Plttthaifh,
SrUBER ANDLAUFMAN, importers anadealen
L in Foreign and Domestic UARDWARK, in
Us varieties, ure now prepared to sell a* low and.
on as reasonable terms aa can be purchased elsewhere.
We solicit our friends, and the public generally, to
call and examine our stock, which consists in part of-
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimmings,
such us Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screws, together
with every article usually kept In Hardware Stores.
We invite the attention of Caipcctere and Meehaniea
generally to our assortment of Tools, which have been
selected with great care, and which vre are determin
ed to sell so aa to give satisfaction. • apdrifcwT ’
p-,r* Tux rlimx or a vox Rarriut is notmoro repai
alve than a bad, putrid breath, or dark, yellow diseas
ed teeth. If persons have these it is their own fault—
they can, for two shillings, buy an ariieta that will
matte their breath pure and sweet at iAs_Sptrjr Mr o
Mail*. ■ ■ • •
- It cures diseases ofthe Gums, spongy or ulcerated,
and for the Teeth It ia unequalled, removing the tartar..
fiutening ills teeth in the gums, and clean them as
white as the mots cJOufnttn North.
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones’s Amber
Tooth Paste, and, without praising it ourselves, hear
what once! our most respectable and eelentifieDen.
tists, Mr. E. Field, of New York, rays:
“1 have both used and onulized this beautiful and im
palpable article, (Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste;) amd
can recommend It as possessing all the quailtiesclaim
ed for it.” Reader, we can say no more to convince,
only that if yon-try this once you will be well pleased.
It is put up in*beautiful English China Puts, forSS
cents. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, £9 Liber
ty street. Pittsburgh- augmdAwT •
jjy All booi, cmzaas are honorably assured tbar
theZollowirig are the actual qualities of a 2a. bottle of
Joan’s Corel Hair Restorative. If they dtmbt oar
word, they eannettheae highly respectable cltixeas -
who have tried Ifc—
- Mr. Geo. Beeket, 41 Elm at. New York.
Mrs. Matilda Beeres, Nyrtle aT, Brooklyn,
Mr. ffa. Tompkins. S 3 Kin; Bl i New York.
Air. Tkos. Jackson, Moatcran Island, near Pitubnrgh
• U. E. Cullen, late barber steamboats. America.
And more than a bandied others state, thaagh this
mast (office, that it will force the hair to pow on the
head or fn.ee, atop it falling off, strengthen the roots,
removiie scurf and dondroiT from the roots, making
light, rea, or gray hair oriame a fine dark took, ana
keeping dry, harsh or wiry hair moist, soft, clean and
beaxu/ui, a very, Terr long time.
Sod by the Agent, «M. JACKSON, 89 Liberty at,
K ”n l Sj|-_jr CCft eeßB > utd one dollar.
INDIES » ' AOTION'*-
“iETISCIES ABE CAUTIONED AGAINST i
BIIIQ COMMON PREPARED CHALK. "
They are unaware how frightfully injurious
to the tiini hotr coarse, bow rough, how sal*
low, ythow, unhealthy the atonap
pearsateruiing prepared ehatk! Be- c
•idea it is injurious, containing a
‘ - .urge quantity of Lead!
Wo hare pie»«J a beautiful rentable arJeltJ -
.which we e*A JONtS' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It is perfectly Insolent, being purified of all deleen '
ons qualities; puid itlnparu v> the skin a natural, heal-,
thy, alabaster, clear, tiring white; as the same time
acting ai a cosmetic on the thin, making it soft and
smooth. Sold; by the Ajjeut, V;\L JACKSON, fie Ink-.
eny «t, Pittsburgh. cents. ■»ff7siAwT
IP ■ LxnmojßAsn Sect Duuu-jonta-a Ital
ian Chemical l Soap eaases a foe perifuralien. and a
the tame ume moliiLes, softest, whitens toe skin
giving n the texture and beauty of an infont's.
Scout, 8a« Rut* ana Scats, tre aoon not only
healed, bnt eared bjr its use, as at hut seven Pnvo
cians in New York know, who use tin sneb ease*,
■ml find it nnfttilitic —m also in • •
Fmnxs, Blotcsb, Fucxlss, or anviUur akin dis*
ease.' The reader is assured ihaltiUj nouelnr
puffed nos tram, as one trial will prove, icoald enn
menue at least 60 persons eared of
Sou Ur aj>, Sous Laos am Sou jl
and use it, and the reader is again asraxedVvoall
sot erselly sell it for the'above unless l knewitwb*
all I state. Those who are liable to /~
C HATED, CucxKD, ci CuAraaFusn, will in* this a
enre. Any one afflicted with any of the above, vsiaK
liar diseases, will"find this all and even more (stair**
ble in its propertiesjthaA i slate.
But, re tier, the stores an flooded with isutsleas*
and be inre.yon ask .or JONES’S Italian Chetfeal
Soap. Sold by WAL JACKSON, 8* Liberty stfeet,
Pittsburgh. » angfcdJcwT
. Proparty la filltgbiay City tax Btlsi
fTIHE sabsenbers ofler for safe a number of chcha
I Lots, situate in the Second Ward, fronting on the
Common rroand, on easy terms. Inquired ;
W. o*ll. ROBINSON, Any at Law, St Clair* •
or of J AS ROUINSON, on thepreaisis..
myl7:dAwtfT ' ' *
COFFEE— ISO bags prime Rio, arriving and for sale
by povfl * WAMMITOHELTREK
ERESH TEAS—lmperial, Gunpowder and Youx
Hyson Teas, of superior quality, in hf chests, 1
and 6 pound bx>, jut rec’d and for sale by
movfl W A M MiTCIiELTRES
SUGAR —54 hhda from new crop landing from t&e
steamer Brilliant, and forsuleov •• "
jin3 JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.*
EOLASSES— 3U bbls Flantauou'uew'crop, .tax
Inr from steamer! Hamburg for sale by
janll JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.
'IREEN APPLES—6Obb!s ttoraanlte and Pippi
T Apples, a prime article, tn store and for sale by
jant RHEY, MATTfIEWS A CO.
rTYALLOW—2S bbls pure Tallow, in store and tor
JL sale by RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO.
jant •
COTTON— 08 bales Cotton in store and tor sate bj
joni RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO.
BLUE A ORANGE PRINTS—4 cases new styj@|
bn.b. onto,
cases Fancy and Wool Dye
t; Black, opened and for sale br
dc2l BHACKLETT A WHITE
CHEESE— 4CO boxes prime W. R-, for sole by
jinL, WAR McCUTCHEON
I UTTER—2 bbls RolL rec’d and for sole by
»jta7 WAR McCUTCHEON
LINSEED OIL—I 2 bbls in store and tor sale, by
jtn7 ROBISON, LITTLE A CO
IRESU ROLL BUTTER—SOO ibi lust rec’d and tor
site by .jan7 ROBISON, LITTLE ACO .
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—22OO lbs, in bbls and bag*,
ree’d and tor sole by -
ju7 ROBISON, LITTLE A CO
-60 bbl» No 3 Larje; 8 qr bbls No 1;
30 u No Sun »ions and for talc bf
ROBISON, LOTUS A CO
HG LEAD—ISOO Pigs Soft Galena, in store and tor
role by jan7 RHEY, MATTHEWS ACO
BROOMS— 100 doz Com, in store and for sale by
jan7 RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO
kegs prime solid, in store and tor tala
Jp by iSf RHEY. MATTHEWS ACO
L“ **BlU-»3 k*n Dd g> bbU Mo 1. tn iIOTO andic
sale by Jmi7 RHEY, MATTHEWS ACO
nn CASKS ADAM’S SUP. PEARLABH—In store
29 andfor sale by . /• A H.FLOYD,—
jaeft Round Church-Building.
Closln# Oat Sola of Blaakata * PI am main. ;
THE FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
intending to relinquish their retail trade on MXr- N
ket street, now offer tneir large and splendid stock of
Blankets and Flannels, at pnees heretofore unknown
in this city, at the BLANKET DEPOT,
janS-4w ’ No fid Market st
YAICABIJiFARII FOR fifiLß, -
THE subscriber offer* at private sale his vaiuahla
Farm, si mated in Allegheny Township, West-,
moreland tCaunty, on the road leading.from Greans*
burgoo Freepon4| miles the Pea*
svlvanla Canal and 20 from Phtiaunth. ■ •
The above Farm i* beantifu|Btqaled In aTeruln
valley, containing 160 about Ware ,
cleared and in a high state of estivation, 12 acres ef
meadows, a young dnd thriving apple orohard ef sel
ect fruit. ' i
The building* cousins of a large new log house and.
kitchen. Also a large bank barn with granertes,
*heda. Ae.. • > •
An indisputable title w3l be given.' '
Porsous wishing to-purchase would do well recall
-and examine tor mcmselTca. ,
' For terms apply to the subscriber residing in War*
ren, Armiirong Pa. •
jac4w?t*3 * • , O.C BOVABRi
ADKOIITRATOR’S SOTIOE,
XTOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Adminis
; tratton have been granted re mo, of
chattels, rights and credhs, whieh were of tha tore
James Croran, of the City of Pitubareb. decraed,
and all persons indebted to the Estate “J
are requested w make immediate
eeraons having claims or demands against tha Esrete
ofUresaid decedent, aw requested S
» me, without delay, si the Moooagaheto
■‘“saa' 1 Pilul " u, W tolson, :
ffOflCß- I
jUUtktst Citt <uul PtnyivitU Tlvrt Baai. -
rnHE Blockfcoia«*'of .-id Pern*.
I “ Pluik Ro.d m "W"* “ W
hVo Doll.™, on onnk U«o o( nock hfll b, tbe», on
sio IStb aiT» nf Jnnnnrr, Fcbrnur. Muck nnd Apni
next. The work is now progressing, and the instal
sr^:“ p ““ d “ or
dc2»-wtAprii 15 S - • . . Treaaarer. •
mHE aabseriber offer*, at private - «alet SIXTY
I ACRES OF LAND, about ihinjSTe Of which*
cleared, and-twenry five good bottom meadow/ and aa '
which 1* erected a Flotmnj MIU, which can be ran
chhet be iteam or water j*w*r. There ia on the *aid’i
Farm, TWO DWELLING HOUSES, the aacezurr.
oat hotueayaad aa ORCHARD of bearing FreitTroce -
The mill gearing i*nude of east irea, wuh threetaa. .
of atone*. , ... •v r ' v
The abOTe premize* are Blasted ia a food furalns."-
! aeulsaeas la Hopewell township, Beaver coonty, three. >
: mile* Gem Ecoozrtry, eight stile* from Beaver, on the
i *oath aide of the Q»k>m»T*wijhin three mile* of mid <
river. aadterenwmfleaftottPiSdHwihr - '
* Tiiloiadapatawe. • : • u.-'-..-.v--::
:> For tether lotoraaftm antT'cooditiani of sale, ear;
earn of the mbtetiber. on ther premises, or of B. Ha>
wl»oiOToc«r£ihth«DUmn#d,PindMii»h.'-:s'
, WfE-wtffop ...... : WALTER