BY MAGNETIC TELECRAPB. UPO&TRI> 4TELIOIUPQED |OR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE *! CONGRESSIONAL. | WaaBXBQiaK, Jan. 24* 16S0. petitions were presented today, ooong tbe rest,oae by Mr-. CUy, asking Congress to pursue the Mount Vernon Estate. Tbs Senate then proceeded lo the consideration of the joint resolution eobmUledby Mr. Clay, yes terday, far purchasing the original maauacripta of - Washington's Farewell Additsa. Mr; Clsy eloquently advocated the resolution, by referring to iheunlyertnl lore for. the meowry ofWaaU>Oß, and the interest every} where felt by iAoerlcans, in contemplating eveyy thing be* longing to the Father cf his country. He then Stated that the miooscriptwasto the hands of the 0 r Mr. Claypoole, tbe Editor of the DaSy Advertiser, Lnaeriy poblisbed in Pbiladel* phis, which was selected by Washington, to Pub lish his Farewell Address, and who bad recently ofljrod a for rale. He bad thought proper to make this effort to secure a for the Library of Congrera- After tome interesting conversation, the reao* tattoo passed. Tbs Senate then proceeded to the special order the bill providing for the mare eflcctosj ozoeation of the provision of the Constitaiion, re« to the eaptnro of fugitive alavet. After some debate by Messrs. Butler, Chase, end |f t y T| the farther coniidention ofthe subject was postponed; and aller some timo spent in Exeea* tivo Matos, the Senile adjourned over till Mon day. ! DEATH- OF JUDGE POPE. Ctßcman, Jani 24. Hon. Nathaniel Pope.Bapreme Judge, Illinois Dfetriot, died at St. Louis, yestsrdsy, In lbs 661 h year of his age. _ . ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER. Naw Yota, Jan. 24. Tfco «uner nri»*a ■* >“f bn: tb« wire* b.ro bcca down linen Uu> uunneem.nl. Cnulon Ibo meiculile com rnnnUr. j CINCINNATI MARKET,. , { CactiouTi, Jan. 24. Flour—No change has occurred in the market. jfFhiskey has declined to 200201 c per gaL Prorbions—A fair butineas has been doing is il'provisions; but prices are without change. Molasses—Salos 300 bris. at 23c per gal. flagar—Sales of 160 hhds. at 4041 c per gal NEW YORK MARKET. New You, Jan. 24. The steamer Niagara is over due, and U ex pected momeetariljr to arrive. Flour—Bayers have mostly temporarily with* drawn, and ere awaiting the arrival ofthe steamer. Alt descriptions hare been dull to day,'andpress ere a shade lower. Grain—The supply cf Com is light, with a dls> pWtKnw etnong holder* to get up the market.— Saks of mixed Western at 62063 c perbnahel. Provisions—There is nothing doing in provi. worth noticing. The market is steady, bn; without sales of consequence. ly#-* is In gjod demand, at the advanced rales. Sales of Java et 131014 c per lb. Sugar—There has been au active demand for New Orleans Sugar, and prices are welt sustained. Wni.u*, U selling to a frit extent at 261 c par gallon. Lead —v cr y little Is coming forward. Sties Of American toft *t 41. Whiskey is without chango. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Nsw Ouxaas, Jan. 23. Cotton—Sales of 7,000 bales, yesterday, at fully quoted Tates; 111 for middling, and 12}<31210 for air descriptions. '' Sugar—The market shows a considerable de gree of activity, with sales of 1000 bbds. fair st 31 03}e per lb. iMolsssea—Sales at 190 per gal. Tt/TEAI/—l9 bbl* Com Meal, to atom aajMor safejiy .(VI iSK* L 8 WATERMAN IABJV-38 bbts No l Lc if, “ . ihct—l7o Dried Pcaefaes; «bbi» “ “ ,• ’ 9 ba prime Psnd; for sale by 4 L 8 WATERMAN cfSS&E&QSr y ffja&tjg* imlt B AWHARUAUO U •vi/tygn aF-FJwab bn in cote and for cate by jISM BAWHABBAUQH OCTON- re ind for ui< fit jinll BA WHAEBAUGH i iii ii i ii ?ER—U bbli Roll, part ia.cloih»; IS « Packed; SO ken «* for aale by LBWATEOMAW }§nl4 _ - “tRRLofo ife- 30 n " vi ggn- «o bn prime new Closer Seed; M fin k b iirfcUr priae Tioutav Seed: la (tore S*fgTttUrby 'iMlI LBWATEkMAW ugOBWAY PLAIKS** BLJUKXTI. THESE raperlor Bliakei*, m*ae of the •often tad -W.l» '“" B a u *^ fl^' |.mi N E eoraer Foorih and Market »u 'Dent or Stolon, OH the evening °1 Moaday last. 7th intt^—l3 boa- Am and 17 ban of Iron, (marked W. MeO. A Co) MB via Baltimore and Washington, due 9r. ifc, eln- North Westsm,vie Cleveland, due 10 a* f j®»» •£ *; Erie and Western New York, dee Br.« elose* 8 Eitunning,dne7am,clo*eao r. m. Warn juuiwm aT 7111 Cc **“ St*ak*m -Ifiriu, to wlmo ~ontt‘ ■»* o«UO*>» lb. Cain! Lino .111 ~U Iran N»* Yo.t, Liverpool, as follows: Cjmbru, horn U.«rpool, tor IMS c ““*» u „ for Boston, Jan. IS, IBM. « « ** for New York, •* 28, „ u « for Boston, Feb. 9, « u “ for New York, “ 23, u u u for Boston, Mareb 9, u .« “for Now York, “ 28, u u “ • for Boston, April 8, r.u.rf., freon New York, for Liverpool, Dee. IS, l&t». Kama, ftwn Boston, for • ** 19, Hibernia, Pm New York, for “ Sft Cambria, Pm Boston. for u Jan. 9,1850. Canada, from New York, for “ “S 3, u from Boston. for u Feb. 8, “ from New York, for “ “SO, “ from Boston, for “ March 8, “ from New York, for “ ‘•SO, “ frtm Boston, for u April 3, •• from New York, for “ ' “ 17, “ from Boston, for u 7. May Pltubwvgh Stocks, and Slonty Saikst. JißOtiT S 3, 18.50. Parval* Of* Ask* “ os. frid. ed. Bank of Piiuburgh—Capital, *1,900,000; Dirldeoil,(May and Nov.)4 It cent**- SO SO 51 'Exchange D&nk—C«piuil t tI,OOa,QOO; DiT- MeaA,(M#yandNoT.)MP««it*~— 60 4? .49 Merchant*’ and Manufacturer*’Bonk— Cap*' «*piltL tCOXOOOi Dividend, (May and Nov)4VceDt*~~*****-*—® 60 61 PitUbttran Gao Co.—Dividend, (Jan.,end inly)** so ® 60» Allegheny Bridge Company*—2s 35 37 Monongahela u M 58 18 so Hand Street “ “ ■- ® N. Liberties “ “ •—— 60 Western Insurance Co—— ®. 51 Ohio APennsylvaniaJailroad,®l6paid ® Pennsylvania Bail road*— ® PiusbargbCttyloan*—*2 S 5 ?J Allegheny County loan W- 00 M Allegheny City loan- —IW 64 t# Pittsburgh * Bbtton Copper Mining Co. 20 105 110 North American “ “ 10 sales,B3J Pittsburgh & Isle Royal u i (last sale, #lB 00) • ... Pitubargh, Cincinnati A' LoniinUe Tel* egrapo Co—Capital Dividend, January, April, inly and October; last, i 4(p cent; shares, #5O; sales. #®-***** ® Atlantic A Ohio Telegraph,Co—Capital, #300,000: Di * ldend, ®c * share Cor Jan uary, April, and October; snares, #6O; ; sales, #lO 67*—tr*— * 1 | drncx, Fimmsß Cukttx, t Fimay Morning, January 25, ISSO. £ Yesterday w>> soother day of constant Tain, and •erf Uulo wa* doing In the market. FLOUR—We have no change la notice in the floor market. Receipts are litaifod, and talea have been con fined to email lou on the wharf, at 84,4504,50 f bbl.— The regular price from store is 84,0204,?5by : dray loadi and 8505,23 by tingie bbb ' Ryu Flocb—We notice limited supplies in the mar ket, with tales to a moderate extent, at $4084,12 0 Bccxwhuat ia inactive, with tales at 81,5001,63 0 ICO 6*. BACON—The market la quiet, with moderate siles of Cincinnati eared at, for Shouidera.Se; Sides, 6e,and Hams, at 7c 0 6; 4|, 51061 are the prices for eauntry cured bacon ia loose lots. Sales of Cin. sugar cured haiuiatSc 0 ft. DRIEDBEEF—SaIes of Cincinnati cured, at 8c 0 6. BEEF TONGUES—SaIe of 362 dried at SSe each. GROCERIES—The market is without change in any particular. Sales of N O Sugar bare been confined to umtli lots, at 4i031e, as in quality. Sales Molaues at S6og7e 0 galL Rio Coffee ia bald at 14015 c 0 fc— stocks ate light and sales limited. DRIED FRUIT—Sales of 403 bu apples, at 81,25 0 bit. Bales of Peaches so a moderate extent, at 82430 2,19 * bn; CIGARS—SaIes 10,000 common, at 81,5001000. - HOPS—Eastern sorts aro helO ulSfic; wet tern at 20c 0 ft • ASHES—Soda Ash bas undergone a slight decline, 'and sales during the week hare been transacted st4jo 41, mostly tt the lower, figure. Other descriptions of Ashes have been rather inaetlTe, and sales limited at the following rates:—Pearl Ash, 603 i; Sale rams, s}o 5:; Pot Ash, 4105 c, and Scorching* si 3|e 0 ft. FISH—The market continues quite firm' at last week's quotations. Sales of Salmon, 818 for bbls, and 837 for tierees. Mackerel No 18t5;:No 9. $10,0; and N 03,87,50 0 bbl. Sales of Labrador Herring, at and com. Eastern's! $5,59 0 bbl. Lake Fish msy be qooted si $8,50 0 bbl; Cod Fish at 31,T5 0 drum. SOAP A CANDLES—SaIes of City and Cincinnati manufactured rosin soap, at4o4|oper ft. City man* ufsetared Star Candles ate in falx request, at 21022 c; of mould tallow at lOe.and of common dipped at Pc 0 ft- • ' LARD—Moderate sales in this, at SJ, and in kegs at file 0 6. WIIISKEY-Ssl.es of Rectified are regularly effect ed St «023 c 0 gaiL I GRAlN—Receipts continue light, and there la a (air demand in the market, at the following rates : Wheat, 859000; Rye, 55059; Barley, GOOSS; Coni, 55056; and. Oats, 33037 c 0 bu. SEEDS—The following are the nominal rates Cl over, Timothy, 81,25, and Mustard seed at BVO 0 bu. Dit Good*.— There ban been nearly 14,000 packa ge* of dry goods imported into New York daring the )**i week. The rise in Wool there has produced a spec* olauve activity in Cloths, and about a thousand pack, ages have been booghl op within two weeks in Bos ton and Now York. The quotations are now higher. Cotton goods havoalso'moved considerably, ar.d wosld have been still more active, bat for the advance in price. Ths improvement within a week ortwois|o|e laoit St sTtsncs —The number of Pig iron Works in on the 3Ut of Dee., 1819, was 144, of which 113 were in blast, 27 out of blast, and 4 building. The following table will show the exports for a serit ifyeara: • To-United Slates, tons- British America---- Other plaees Total farcies H 3450 i«,l3t 153,183 CoaTtwUo •••- *17,005 M 7.833 8H.913 Tbs M. 919 ions exported to the United State* tn IMP, were sent to the followlngporta: New York, 51,932 tons; Boaton, *1,650; Philadelphia 4L482: New Oaltimors, 1,871; Charleston tft-Alobile,2»J Stnonib,3lo-total, The following table will ahowthe annual prodnetion of Pig Iron, the stock and prices at the close of each year, and qnnnUtjr of malleable iron annually predi | «d in Scotland 1817. 1&48.' 1840. Priee.Dec.l--~ •••*8 7 8 £* * 4 «-7 8 S tor. year 88 0 34 8 80 1 pJSKtoS MO,COO 800,000 603,000 B«Mk. Defc 9i ■ W«0 .100,000 . 105^00 Saleable Iron predcHl, 00,000 00,000 ' 80,000 ■plrltof tbe Domestic Utrkdi. Butinon/Jan. 91. Cattle—'The offerings at the scales to. day reached 800 head of Beeves, of which 400 were-tok) to city butchers, 14# were leftover untold, and 194:were driven ta Philadelphia. Prices ranged for to 0* on (he boof.cqcal to 04,30 to 07,75 set, andaverag- The markkt is brisk—we quote from to 0550. floor—We sole sates on Saturday of 1500 kbit H 8 at 84£?|. To day sales of 1700 bills were made at the same rtirs. We note tides of 1060 bbls (Sty Mills Soar, at 84,870 > Grsin—No wheat arriving—we quote nominally at 1000105 c tot good to prime red*, sales of-Corn at SOe for while, and 53e tot yellow. No tales of Oats—they would bringi If here,34o3sc. Provisions—We note aalesoflOOtesprime mess beef at 018. Bsullsalea of Baltimore Bteon, Rhmildprs. at fife; Sides Co6ta Hams at9olOic; and 100 very fine western “Bayba's” lisas at 10ie. Whiskey—Demand moderate,with smell sales of bbls at *7e, and of hhds at £6e. Stocks—The following sales of stocks were transae* ted at the Baltimore Stock Board, on the 91st instant SfOuO Balt fi’s, 1860-, fcOhlo RRbondi 1887.04i.and .01000 do do, it MJ; 51 ihi Farmer* fc Planter's Bank at 97,50 sht Brit* Ohio RR, at M|; 45 do do, at 040, and 30 do at sif—Amer. eQILLfI k. ROB PBitanxLTHUu Jan. tl. The Flour market .Is dull—holder* continue to de mud 00 4P bbi for shipping brands, hut the only inns' Sutions reported for export, was a lot of 300 bbls, a choiee brand, For city consumption limited sales at «eti«l for common and aood brands, and choiee lots ud on fslr to 05^0. B>e Flour is held at OJ, and Corn Meal at 82,75. Grain— Priees of wheat are stationary, bnt the de nud U limited, ui principally for the supply of tbe bar miller* and atareh manufacturers. Sales of 1000 bus rocd.Penna red at 107 c. Com is in limited demand; ... offered and refuted for a cargo of new southern vellow. Small soles of Penno Osts at 32c; Southern are worth 32033 c. . . Stocks—The followtnffpales were transacted at the fttoek board*, on lie IfitnSslcs 5 th North Bk Ken- SSt atttO;3 shsbkN A, ISM; 83200 Spring Darden 55*S .l ift 9 shs hk Penna B 5,1084; 81*0 f«», e r Smnlin bendk *t«l 03008 Penna 5* div off,H)|; 1700 city ffs. 1884, t» 103- ' S«xah«l'i Salt* •““iSSii* 00 ' - "lln Chueerr. eteuobotl TOWaphNo. l,*e.> ' "tS3r Imctanw.-.;. OV m vmTOE ! o?£INOrS.V,b. l N OrS.V,b. LoaUTill* Chu, Ssssss^S^S ■"fewSS Mto 10 be-cn» foorth ««*>‘ a £?m!S remainder oo credit* of «, *, and M ««»*• for equi P narehaaere will 'be required w r 1 Porehaaer or parebueri will l*e rcqtuu boads, with approved aeeority, bearing Intereti.. th« day of rale emit paid. '' , Sale to take plaeo ahoot 11 o’clock, A. M, or rout day. JOHN A. CRITTENDEN, M. L. C. C. CHARLES l. UENO, Depaif. j FPITG Co-Fannenhtp heretofore existing andertko X. fina of 3uaa caocun A Sox, ib ditaotred by Us Otceu« of-June* Crotaan. Tko bodnen will be ee** , armed by the sabseriber, who will aettle the aeeoanls of the late fan. JOHN STD CROSS AN- Mononrahclt none, Dec, 39.1549,—{dc98-lm ud miu Counter, MM&i «f haadmu peaens tod Um MtelOW.frit .... JuU WR MURPHY, PORT OFPITTSBIiRiiH. Rjtxl—‘There were 11 feet 6 inches in the ehanne last evening, sad falling. ARRIVED. Caleb Cope, Mardoek, Beaver. 1 Michigan, tines, Beaver. Beaver, Gordon, Wellmlle. Viroqoa, Galloway, Monongahela City. Fashion, Peebles, Elisabeth. Allan tie, Parkisoo, Brownsville. Btltie, Jacobi. Brownsville. Camden. Hendrickson, McKcesport Loois McLane, Coonal, Wheeling. Bevetlle, Stone, Galiiapolii. Ohib, Stoops, Cincinnati- Loyal Hanna, Kenney, Louisville- DEPABTBD. Caleb Cope, Murdoch, Beaver- Beaver, Gordon, Wellsville. hlichiyca, Bhes, Beaver. . , Viroqaa, Galloway, Mononcahcla Cut- Camncn, Hendrickson, McKeesport. Fashion, Peebles, Elisabeth. Bailie, Jacobs, Brownsville. Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsvuie- James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling- Jefferson, Cincinnati. Mononcahcla, 8100VCincinnati. Lady Byron, Smith, Cincinnati. BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY. BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, at 8 s. *- and 0 u *• BEA-VER PACKETS, 8 a.«. and 4. r. K WELLSYILLE PACKETS, 8 a. *• ST. LOUlS—Niagara, 10 *. *- WHEELING—Louis Me Lane, Pa.*. CINCINNATI—HamburI, 10 a v. Wtsrxax.WaTsas.— At Cincinnati, on the 94th, the river had risen P tnehee within the preceding 24 hours. The Louisville Journal, of Saturday river was on a stand last evening, and it will doubtless bs falling to day. The water did not get on jibe floors of any of the buildings, though a few of them below Sixth street, escaped its inroads only by a few inches." The telegraph dispateh from St. Louis reports the Mississippi rising. The Bl Louis papers of Monday, report the lilinoti closed by lee at Bix;Milo Wand, and the Upper Mississippi at Hamburg. Tho Cumberland river was still rising; the Nashville Whig of tho 17th, says a few daysmore of rainy weath er muit cause u very high freshet- IMPORTS BT BTVBB. aslUspolii-Pn RxvxtLi*-58 seeks csro. 0 do osu, 1 ox Sutler, Wm Begaley A co; 130 •kscate.Sell .ers A Nicols; SB saeks corn, RhodesA Alcorn; 7sacks mdte: C H Grant; l bbl do, R Bell: *O3 sks earn, 8A V\ Herbansh; 575 pcs perk, SIS bbls lari A pork; J 8 D»l* sSh3l® ski ostsTn do eom, I bbl, lbx, 1 bdl. N oble A Kyle; 5 bbls seed, 5 sacks rags, I do ginaene, 1 roll skins, *0 sks apples, Wiek A MeCsndless; 0 bbls mdse, hfdodo, 1 pkrf&bbls barley, D T Morgan: lhhdfob, 3bn do, 68 iki com, Sbbls be*ns,2 bxsfob, S crafos.l bxindie,owners;4oBbacons, 39skrouts, J McDow ell; 70 bu corn, I bx batter, Bfi Reveille. i Wheellng-Po Jsius Nxisox-U empty bbls,G W Hmub;4 pfcgs, 8 bxs glass, I bx mdse, Baker A For syth; 71 kgs lard, 83 sks rags; 18 bgs corn, 10 bbls flour, 1 do onions. 5 do beans, A J Bsyless; 23 bdls paper, 1J F Whits; 47 do do, 8 C Hill; 10 bbls apples, owners; 57 do flour, J MeCully; 10 kgs butler, Taste j A Bin; lOdo J S Dilworth; 10 bblg flour. 3 bgs com, Eaton;' 35 bbls flour. 12 do do, owner; 33 sks wool, Bingham. ; ClttClßXieU—Px* Onto—so bbls whisker, Miller A Kicketson, 117 bis cotton, 1 bbl samples, P McCot nick; 7 bbls broken gin**, Mulvany A Leslie; 13 kegs fob,R Dslzell; 23 cks soda a«b,Ta-ley A Best; 40 bbl* whiskey, Jno Parker, 24 do do, Lambert A Bhlpton; 23 do do, Morris A Haworth; S bbls lard oil, J Daitell A cm ISO bbls molasses, Borbridge, Wilson A co; 25 bl* wool.'Wm Barker. 8 bbls bams, W Birxbam; 39 bbls whiskey.PC Martin;2sekswool,Wmß&ralty;67bl» fob, Hardy, Jones Aco;3bxs mdse, M Alien A co; 9 cables, 1 chest, J Richardson. Louisville—Pn Lotsi. Hssas—lo hbds fob, Ibx samples, E Heaxelun; 15 sks feathers, Jno Grier; i hhd tob, C Ream; 8 do do, 1 bl samples, J AMasurie.fiSsks feathers, CO bxs starch, Carson.A MeKiughq 1 lot lines, anchors Ac, O Blackburn A co; 43 esks hams, Csrson A MeKnightjl cheek line, Jus Atkinson; 18 bgs feath ers. A Gordon: 84 bbls, 18 tea, 19 kgs lard, Jno Oner, 1 8 bgs ginseng, 1 bale deer skin* 14 kg» feathers, J A Hatcluson A co; 0 bxs stone, WCakten; 102, esks bulk meau 433 kgs ford, 3 bblt hams A shoulders, 9 kp pigs foet, Myers A4Uater, 80 sks com, Thot Lsuigan. rBK BASK OF BSGLAHD offers for sale its property in the city of Pittsburgh, situated at comer of 8t- Clair street aod Duquetne Way, hav. tag 184 feet on St. Clair street, 211 teet on Duquesne Way, and 240 feet on Barker's alley. Th;« property contains OVER ONE ACRE of train able ground, u snseeptihle of-a subdivision which would prove highly profitable to one wishing to re-seil in building lots oi the usual site, or to improve. A plan ol the subdivision can bo oeen at tho ofiee of the are ereefod five suhslsntlsl Brick Boiftings on 8t Clair street, (including the tavern known as the "Bed Lion,”) a number of smaller build lap on Duquesne Way and Barker's alley (partly oc cupied by Townsend, Carr A Co.,} and the sublas at tached to tho tavern. . . The rental i 582500 per annum, and the property but one third Improved. „ -Apply to H. B. WILKINS, dcSJ Attorney at Law, Fourth street. MOLASSES— 180 bbls prime Plamatioa Molasses, „ o.k »*. tob.« q? aovil 100 Liberal st STICE3— 1 euk Naunepi I 8 bbla Clorea; 60 nata Caaaia; 1 ease Mace; for sale by _dc3 1 l SCHOONMAKEB & CO, pEATHgitS-S. ™ H^AKuOH Jitwr ns h*nd—3oo Ibi Pan Arabic aaSfot »atc by i j KUiD fc CO, BO Wood at pieeea new Bacon. " “ v 60 do do iee*d and for aalo by Jan 4 ABMSTBONG & CBOZEB atNiiluutu Literature ■(LMkWMd’a The UEBGY SEAT; by Rev. Dr. Spring. fro end iZtoo. Life of Charlotte EUxabetln 12mo. Longfellow* Seaside ud Fireside; 12mo. Anecdotes of the Puritanr 16ao. Woodworth A Arthur's Whest Sheaf, Ac.; 12mo. Heme’s History o! England; voL 1 to 6; new edition. Macaalev’s Enxland; Tuls. 1 and f; 12mo and Bvo ' ‘ JAME 3 D. LOCKWOOD, ]tn» Bookseller aod Importer, Q Wood at. mALLOW-40 bbla prune, for safe by „ | jju9 J B CANFIELD FEATHERS— 6 steki this day ree’d br i^ a , ARMSTRONG k CBOZKR SUGAR— 11 blidaprimeN.O-for tele by "IS AaMafaoNQtcaoreg —CfeT RECEIVED—ISfTIb* American Arrowroot ud for tale by S HDD A CO. J»n* No 60 Wood at WJNTTOWTftifInT fHTf hm-n‘*T tn —**'**— ifI*— 1 *— 300 do 10x11 do do 6l do 7x9 do do 30 do 9xlt do do SO do 10x14 do do In store end for tela by jerS ; B.AW.HARBAPOH. ryriMhnw nr.Ataiq --fiffUrTt. if*M * ! ***~ fwT tale by W j u g ; •• WM BAQALEY kCO Vf UULD CANDLES—I3O bxa in tune, f• g B . UILTENBEEOEB. J.n, utlSao. No. 87, Front BtreeL ft® 1 CHEEBE—OObxi to ' 1 jJjjj 07 N 034 Wood creel. -pmESPONOE-Fotylo^^^^^ A LTO-.O bbl. b., * CO \X7- RAPPING PAPER—IOOO ream*, rarion* *ire*, yy, fo, ttl. b, } bchoonmaker aCO OLABS-OCOb^Wd.^,^, bbu No*. tfl and for tale by ianl JOHNWATf ACO 10CC h»« prime Shippmi tad CttOingt ‘ J B CANFIELD Haw Books J«ut Arrived. SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by J. T. Mildly, wilt original deilgne by The Poena end Proto Wrionat of B. H- Physician tod Patient, eraVrseiiCßl View of Um Moral Italic*, Relatione end Interest* of ibe Mcdletl Profession and ibe Commanity; W f l *3 o *sl’£ji„ The Partita and Hit Daaghten by 3. R. Paulding, sulhor ol Ibe Dutehmtn’t Fire tide. _ , Loa Gringos, or an Inside View of Mexico and CsJ- Morale; with Weaderingt la Pern, Chili end Polynesia, by Lieut Wise. For sale by j . deil ' ELLIOTT A ENGLISH, 79 Wood »t How la the tinea to S«baertba. OFFICE of Scott's Reprtnu of ibe Poor Quarter lies and Blackwood; Sib por year. * Morris A Willis' Horae JoaraaJ, pablisbed in New York weekly: 9d per annua. lDowning's llomeeltarellßl, monthly; S 3 per year. InreJeable. Tbe Cultivator. monthly; SI per knnom. The Agriculturalist, monthly; SI per year. The Democratic Review, monthly; S 3 per annum. The Bankers' Magazine, do S 3 do *. • JAMES^WiCKWOOD, janS Bookseller A Importer. C 3 Wood el pOTAS'.-. tM., ,ROWN SHILLINGS—S b*le»be*TT, jMlreoHfbV , dcM BHACKLET C k. WHITE OL.LAHS—-SO do> la ttora u< for i&le by •. Bfc O Q B iniifeNßEßOlltti. i No 67 From st iotU - NoMWooffn LOCAL MATTERS. nsoarzD yoa Tax rrmnubsa CaiLT oaXßn Tax Wxsthxx.—The weather yesterday was very unpleasant, as it rained ail day. Dullness reigned so* prvme, and local news was as scarce aa is nsnal on snshoeeasiora. Paocxxouoe or thx AixsQßXrrr Couxona.— The length of the proceeding* of the Allegheny Councils, last night, together with the lateness of the hoar at which they adjourned, compel* tu to lay them over till to morrow, when they will up pear. Lomu Bswaxx.—Mayor Barker anthoriaes us to atate that his police haveinalracliona to remove or arrest all loungers on the street corner*, and other public places, in the evenings. This noia» ance has been permitted to such an extent that it is impossible to pass some localities in oar city, at night, without obstruction and insult. We hope this regulation will be rigidly enforced. Fowsn Maoanssa.—Petitions art In circulation, directed 10 the Senate and House of Representatives, praying for the passage of a law to prevent the storegt of gunpowder, in greater quantities than one keg, or twenty five pounds, In any magaxino altnated within the limits of any eity or borough in Allegheny county. Tha numerous accidents which have occurred in vari ous parts of the United States, owing to the neglect of so wise a precaatioa,have occasioned the lota ef many valuable live*, as well as much property. Couxr or Quaxrm Snuoits^—The Court ol Quartet Seeiloos met yesterday, but there being no eaeee ready for trial, it adjourned until Saturday, at lb o’clock. Matos's Office, AixaanxHT.— There was no caw 9t Importance before the Mayor, yesterday; every thing in the police lino continues in itan* y»»e, and morality is in the ascendant. MATOB'B OFFICE. Pmssuxoa, Jan. 24. John Cooper was fined $3 for gambling. John Walaon waa bound over for hi* appear* anoe in court, to anawer to the charge of keeping a tippling house without license. Three pence* were brought up from tho Eighth Ward for the same offence. Their ease* were Motioned. Matos's Omci, Jan. K—There were five ease* bronght op by the watch >his morning, of the aanel de scription, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, vmgreney, Ac. They were disposed of in the eaitemary manner, Mrs. Abbott laid information of aasanlt and battery • against her hatband, Alexander Abbott He was ar rested aod committed for trial. A man named Fiblar, and four of hie aisocimtea,were rooght up for resisting the police in the amet of Ab- bott Three of them were committed to ji discharged. Iticxxaax im the PortiLanoa or Alixouxst Cocktt.—At the request of aevertl of oar ssb scribe re, we give below a table showiog the in creased number ol taxables lo Allegheny County, since the Assessment of 1843. 1649. Ist Ward, Pittsburgh 1382 2d « “ 812 3d *• " IM6 4th “ " 9T7 5,h « " 1306 6th “ “ 1090 ith •• •• {« Bth “ “ 807 9th “ “ 479 Ist Ward, Allegheny 201 24 .. « 681 34 “ ” 1216 4th ** “ - H 53 Borough Birmingham. 836 South Pittsburgh... 484 Borough McKeesport. 238 Borough West Elixabetb • 79 East Birmingham 264 Borough Elisabeth 376 Borough Lawrencevllle...... 238 Borough Sharpsburgh 250 Borough Manchester 423 Borough Tarentum 125 Borough Duqueane. • MjO Peeblea 732 Wilkins t0wn5hip............ 678 Plum township 816 Veraaillea township.... 462 Elixabetb township 814 Jefferson township 252 Mifflin township 880 Baldwin township * 384 Snowden township. 268 Upper St. Clair township. •3®J Lower St. Clair townahip 1399 South Fayette townahip 273 ■ North Fayette township 329 Robinson township.— 410 Findlay township 297 Moon townahip 296 Ohio township 418 Franklin township 286 Boas township.. 336 Reserve township...... 1W Pine townahip... 453 West Deer township. 365 East Deer township • • 423 Indiana townahip 527 Shaler townahip 385 mrxsa&noa or 1843. I*l Ward, Pittsburgh 880 3d •• “ 882 3d « «« 961 4th “ " 0 92 sth « " Jg lit Ward, Allegheny 553 3d “ “ 30^ w •• •.• 4th " ** 751 Bo rough of Lawrencoville 128 Borough of Sharpabnrgh M 4 Boroogb of Birmingham 398 Pitt township Peebles township...... 570 Wilkins township «»».••• 530 Plotn township 533 Versailles township 304 Elisabeth township... 519 Jefferson township 840 Mifflin township 417 Upper St. Clair township 520 Lower St Clair townahip IH3 Robinson township. 370 Fayette township 596 •Findlay township 306 Moon township 273 Ohio township. » 377 Franklin township X 242 Reserve t0wn5hip.......... 422 Rots township 393 Pinetownship. 390 West Deer township 330 East Deer township * 459 Indiana township. 538 18,602 Number of dumb. 14 Number ol b1ind......j.............13 Number of slaves...^?.. I I hereby beg leave to tender to the members of the Berean Baptist Church, of thia city, my grate, fa) acknowledgement of a very valuable gift, prt tßnted by them, as a “token of their regard” for their late pastor. Sack a gift, so costly in its material, so beanti* fhl in its ingenious mechanism,* so expressive in its face, and, by a harmies* play upon a word, so admonitory in its very name, may well be, aa by me it is, very highly prised; and more so still, lor the spirit of affectionate kindness, more preci> on* than gold, which prompted ita bestowment, and the delicate friendship displayed in the man* ner ofiu impartation. Wherever, hereafter, I may rest or roam, thia beantifol “token'’ will be to me a preoions remem* brmneer of my brief, but endearing, relation to the Berean Church; and should 1 ever, amid the cares and perplexities of lire, be in danger of forgetting what I shall still ewe to the beloved people of my former charge, tku will not faQ to remind me of the pV»«*ng duty, of dally commending them and IhelrsTo the care and benediction of heaven. WILLIAM BHADRACR. Prmatraan, January 25,1850. Pittsburgh ffsvtgstlon and Fire Insu rsats Company! & MEETING of the Stockholder* of the PiUiborgb A Navigation and Fire liuarmnee Company, will behsld at the Office, No. 31 Market street, on Batar> ■day. the 36 ih day of Janaary, 1850, at 9 o’clock, P. M. \ Wnlfrtd R. FINNEY, Bec’y. BBfiOES * AHTBLO, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, adysneet made on consignments. Janl4>6ia _ __ . . HEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE. | THE citizens sad basinets men of Pittsburgh are i reipeetfolly informed that the Morse Telegtnpfc Lutes are now in complete operation between this city and Baltimore. Washington, and othar Eastern-Cines, connecting at Washington City with the Morse Liue, the only one Booth to Ulcbmend, Raleigh, Charleston, Augusts, Savannah, Mobile and New prlesns—eod connecting In this city with lines running West and North to the principal towns and eitiet in tho valley or the Mississippi, and on the Lakes. These Lines will receive and send messages as cheap as any ether Line, and the operators and clerks will be (band gen tlemanly and accommodating. „ CtT-Omce in the lower story of the ST. CHARLES j HOTEL, Wood street. janS-gm DIMOLUTIOS* THE Co-Putnenhlp heretofore existln* under (he style of “Cope ft Breyfetle," U thie AydUMlred by rnatul eooMQt. The basines* will to settled by J. C. Breyfogle, st their old W Swond street. Jaa 9 - J? O.' BBBVkOQLE. i flare and for *aJ« by B A W HAHPAUOH CO.PAK*»BB»HIP. JO. BREYFOGLE, k.flW «»lcUua wili him .A. a CLARICE, for Iko purporo of mo«ollo| the Forwarding and Comnl««n" done that basSessaTibe old stand of‘‘Cope * Brer* tela.” and retMetfUllv asks * ccntlntaneo of the fermer patnmsxeof his friendsaodthepabUogener* allr. The basSess will be conducted ander the nan* .0,1. rf Bot~u * BBEVFoo A. H. CLARKE.. Pissbargh, Jaa,7, l»a-^»n> KATES OF DISCOUi V* BOXtOU ExeJtU£c Broken, No. 91 Pinßiyivulki 1 Bank ofPilttborgb —Par,J Exchange Urak ••••‘•Paill March. * Man. Bank *Pail BkaoirhUadelphU* —Pm Girard Bank •.•••Pul Bank of Germantown- *pu « Cheater Coaaty***paH “ Ddiinig Co.* • »pwl “ Montgomery Co. • -pin ti NonhambeiUnd*»puj Colombia Bridge Co.- *- par] Dotl«»wu Bank-—pu Farmers’Uk. B*adijg*pari Ftiaen' Bk- Back* Co.pul Farmers B’kLaneai’r-parl Laaeastu Co, Dt-*- -pul Laneeiter Bk.*—— PU U. States Bank———dO Siowcimil® Bk. pa Washington Bk.- * • Bettysbarrhßk.*—«• I Ciiambcnb org- * ’ • • daaoßehannavo. Bk.-* Lewistowa* • —* Middletown *•♦—- Carlisle Era Bk. • ®1« Fanner*’ and Drover* 1 Bank, WajmMbtff • • I .aarrubonc “ Uonetdale—• • Lebanon -pax Pouaville——•*— “ Wot Branch Ui.- Relief Note* tffcMUk. Puu.do- Scrip—p,mb. 1: Coast?! " * Sum Bk.and Blanche* I Moanifleaiant** M Steabenville—< SuClairtvill**—— Sdanetu NewLi*bon- • Cineinnau Bank** Colombo* do* CireleviU*—— Sanewille 44 Patnam —> • .** Wooeter ■■■■ - 7# Hauiilonl ianJoMk/ n Geest* # Norwalk 70 Cleveland— ■■■• I Xenia*——♦ * “ Dayton-*—“ Wenern Reaerve- “ Franklin ITk GolaabM* 1 ChlUieotli* ■ '■■■— ** LakoErie ** deiota-* • “ Lane after ■— ..—..lt Hamilton-—••• -13 Granville* -• ••*## Farm’reß’k Canton—W Urban* Kaatweky. SkofKentaeky f Bk.of I«cni*viUe ** Norbera Bk. Kenta’ky* u BaWjVork—Cttv Bank' DKL&W&BK HUTTAXi SAFETY 15- SVaASOE COHPASY, OFFICE. IN NORTH ROOM OP EXCHANGE. On Third Sfratf, PJnladtlphia. fpilE following statement of the affairs of the Com* I paay.UpabTiihedin conformity with aprorlsien of iu charter. Prmiutu rsonoeJ during Uu year aiding Cteo- Ur 31tf, 1849, On Marine and Inland Bilks. On Fire Rilke, Ecnud Prrmiumt tks fwr tndtng tt On Mwins and Inland Bisks, $IBM» 60 *xvm fig . tmjoto is iterest, Bafr«f« t «n 4 oiiiri grata, ISjtf 74 On FSn Risks, ■ losses, Bxptmm, H., during «** timo, — Marins and Inland Navigation Losses, $12&,W5 S 3 Fire Loises, 68 tin,iso ?i Return Premiums, MI4 <7 Re-Insurances, 14,766 O*J A*eney char*es, . O-W £3 Expenses, Best, Salaries, Stationery, 6c* 9,096 83 Vu Amu j tkt Company an at/olbm. Bonds, Mortfsres and Oroond rents, $39,714 33 United Stale* Six per cent Loan, ' - oo Pennsylvania, do do .10,000 00 bo Five do do ■ OO Philadelphia Clry Six per eant Loan, 10,800 00 Bills Receivable, 99(879 61 70 Shares Stock Union Bank (of Tenner* soe, a 3,160 00 69 do do Mcrrhsrrts and Manafhc- turers Bank, Piusbnrxo, • ■ V®o 00 190 Shares Btoek American Mataal Insur ance Company. 1.300 00 6 Shares Slock Philadelphia and Uavre de Grace Steam Tow-boat Company, 600 00 90 Sharea Stock Delaware Maiaal Inter- »nce Coapany, 9 Shares Stock. Philadelphia Exenanje Company, * 78 00 100 Share* Stock Pennsyl?ama RaU*roed Ooapuf) 9,000 00 Cadi on has£ " &Jl4 44 Scrip of Hamel Insurance Companies, 3,019 70 Balance* In the hand* of Afents, and Pre miaas on Marine PoUeles, recently U* . .. taed, 64,338 M Interest duo.' 14BS 0O Subscription notes, OO Nemos* fit*, IMP. The Board of Directors 'have this day declared a dividend of SIX PER GENT, in eaih,on Urn Capital Stock and Scrip of the Company, payable on and af ter December let, IMS. Also, a dividend of TEN PER CENT, in Scrip, on the Capital Btoek, and earn ed Premium!, certificate! for which will be toned ai above. DIRECTORS... Joseph H. Seal, H. Jones Brooks, Edmond A. ttoader, Henry Sloan, John C. Daria,: Hugh Craig, Hobert Barton, George Semli, John B. Panreee, Wm. Eyre, Jr., Saaoel Edwards, ' Charles Kelly, (teorge G. Leiper, J. 0. Johnson, Edward Darlington, William Hay. luae U. Daria. Dr.B.Thomas, * “William Folwell, John Sellers, John B. Nowlin, Spencer Melltain, Ur. K M- Huren, J T. Logan, Pittsburgh. James C. Hand, D.T. Morgan, do ’‘“’““S. m2MSSW 0 GEORGE SERRILL, Vice President. RICHARD 8. NEWBOLD, Secretary. Ur the Aet incorpcraling this Company, the parties Inuring property therein, are entitled to a aasma ef the profits of the Jnstitnlloa, witheot subjecting them* aelres to any liability beyond the premlnm paid. The Capital Stock and Subscription Notes an pledged by the Charter for the payment of losses ; and the profits of the Company are directed to be inrested and remain la the possession of the Corporation, as a fnnd for lha farther seeanty of the assared. This fond will be represented by Scrip, bearing nn interest of six percent, divided among, the Insured and Stockhold ers, pro rata, upon the arennntof earned Premioms ana Capita? Stock. JanAdtf UNSHRINKaBLE'FIaANNECS. WR. MURPHY continues to keep on band a fall % assortment of the Welsh Unshrinkable Flan nels, and has recently received a supply of tb* Acer gpqlitlfs- Alio Bwansdown Flannels, a scarce arti cle and well adspted lor the wear ef invalids, and others wanting something warmer than areal. Also, Persian 'and 11 area Flannels for Infants wear; to- Kther with a fall supply ef American manafactnred innels. of different quslldes* Also, SHROUDING FLANNELS) of all thedifferent widtns,at the North Easterner of 4th and Market its. Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where dealers will al ways And a good assortment of new style goods, jsnt WBBTBBR IIIOBARCE COBFAHt OF PITTSBURGH. CAPITA!. I*oo,ooo. J. FitttSY, Jr.,, 6ee*y. | R. Mruva, Jr., Pres*t. Will insure againm all kinds of risks, For (As Pittsburgh Ouatts. A CARD. All losses will be liberally adjured and promptly paid. a homo initiation—managed by Directors who are well known in the community, and who are deuroin •d by promptness and liberality to maintain the char acterwhich they have assumed, as offering the best nroteetion to those who desire to be Insured. v UitxcTO**—R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Btaek, J. W. Boiler, N. Holmes, Jr., Wm. U. Holmes, C. Ihmscn, Geo. W. Jackson, wm. M. Lyon, Jos. LlppineoU, The a. K. Litch, Junes M’Anley, Awxi Nimick, Tboo. Scott. Omen, No. 39Water smci.(wareboase of Spang A Co* up stairs,) Pittsburgh. laiidly t ftOßACCo—lObxs for wle, to close consignment oy j janil STUART A SILL, ÜBWood »t hf ilieiii, to close coni]irnnient,for»m]e~bT I jult bHUABT t BILL bxt (tore aad'forralobjr (j STUART A BILL am hx« In elore end tor tele by * (J"Edl STUART A SILL HOLCBUTrEB—« bble prime Prttb, rec’d this d*y mdj'or mJo by Jeali TASBEY k, BEST iuttEr—e K" EG Bl ken la More and for tale by jenU_ * TABSEY A BEST LARi>— 30 ken aad 1 bbl oa band and for tale by jtnll T ABBEY A BEBT OCOBCHBD BALTB—• bbST»" Q and for tale by JanU SODA ABll—33euksoohandandfortalebr janlt TAS3EY ABKBT riuftioruv aK»£D—3 bbia for tale br L imll TAMSBY A BEST J > wand u the Dry Oooat Uoate'of ’ J W B MURPHY, , r jtoli N E corner Fonnh ind Market »u . JENNYXWD ud Fancy Velvet Trtnsunfvifin colon, lo be frand el ibt itoro of jenlt _ WRMUHPDY VCK I>LACK 81LK LACKS, inclsdiag • few pieces of fi exits widlb, n be found, SI low price*, it itoreof janlt W H MURPHY i]tVENiNG DRESSES—A. A. MtMK A Co., 00 Mar* ft kei street, will this day open toother larje io voice of those French Embroidered Bveolnf Dresses, k very desirable trtiele Cor Ptitles, Soiree*, Ae. Jinll' UITER—« DbU Fresh Roil, last reo :b * sons, it Marketaueei,nett tut | ' Indiana. . rßtaiolTk ABrancUt-- | B*mteScrip *« Virginia, Exchange Hi. of Vi.-- | • FaratrsDk.of Va-*—• u r Bk. oi the Valter,— u r Bk.of Virginia-'- •* r M.A M. BL, Wheeling * t do Morgantown— • { rN. W. Bank Va I r do WeUabarg—— | r do Park'erabnrg— - r Tommoatoo, r Bk.of Tenneaaee-—' -ft r Par. A llercb’ta Uk-r— “ r Planter*’ Bk.—• “ r Union Bk,.—.——i.. 0 V Hlswarl • State Bk of Miuonri— I North Carolina. Bk.of Cape Fear 8 Merch’« Bk., Newbern • 8 Stale Bank 8 . South Carolina, Camdeaßk- 8 Bk.ofCkarie*ton 8 Oommereialßk-«— 8 Bk. of Geo no town— - S Bk.ol Hambarg-—-3 Merchant* Bk-—— 8 Planters AMecna*aHk- 3 Bk.of South Carolina- • t Xanlandi Baltimore Bks -par Baltm’e AO RKBcrip -lo- Cnmberland Bk. of Alle ghany-—* | Par.Bk.of Maryland- • “ Fnraers’A Moehanles M Bk. Fnderiek a Frederick Co. Bk.—- “ lagemownßk “ Mineral Bk——— « *atap*coßk f . Washington Bk—— u Bk*ofwestmhuier •••• *• HUhlgaa. Bk.ofSc Clau— Bk.of River Haiaen—— Miehtganlns. Co 5 Fnr.AMeeh’aßk 6; WlMomatm Terrlt*jr. Mnr.AFireln-CoJdijw'a • AUaolvestßank* I Bank of England Nbte* —i47cr £t\x. (told* Spool* Volvo Napoleon*-"- '>9 80 Due- i0*«O t ./ucau*~.>*«9 19*. I Katie,Old- 10 60 Ba|le,new •••• • 10 00 Deabloo&*,Bpaiuah. 16 00 Do.parrloi————• IS SO SoweifM • <63 Gal&eaa 6 00 iFrederickad’ora 87 60 [Tea Thaler* 7 80 ITenGaiWcri*-' • 900 iLouUd'or*- -- •••• 430 | - Bxohaago* [New Tot* • ipnn Philadelphia • • • 4 pna 'QaUlatoTO ••*'••• -4 pna a, oar. lalaner B>ki*—- StBIJM 97 74.2:9 CO i prime enisle, reeHl TASSEY A BEST TASSEY A BEST ifa ”BasgauT I ■ ■ '*vV,r>y TRANSPORTATION. realist BUIAIfCB FIVE DAT I^IHSi FUE THE COSTSTABCX 0» MKCHAEPIZE AKD HCIISD, with irxxo asd ceetahtit, uiniu PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH! OOTIS fonrafded by ihU Line are earned iaihe , "t i fonratded by this Line are eanw~ < j nail train u Chambersburgo, and are uaoodiate* ly loaded in going night and day through to Pittsburgh. .. . . He bones are s'ationed every 15 mile*, which insures the prompt delivery of goods within the time promised. - ware house daily, (Son. The Wagon* will leave our day* exeepted.) ml 2 o’eloek, P. M Bhlppen are matured that no more good* will be taken eaeh day than eah be paacluallT earned ihroagh. ■JAMES M DAVIS A CO, 227 Market street, Philadelphia.' JOHN hPPADEN A CO, : Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. JOHN MeFADEN A CO., Foxwarmiw A Cojusb* ioB MnotißZi, Canal Batin, Peon atreet, Pittabmgh, JAMES M. DAVIS A CO- Floc* Factors asd Co»* Ramon Uncut jn»,£S7 Market, andfid-Conimerce ft, Philadelphia. ■ . _ made by either of iheabof e t on Flour, Wool, and other merchandize, consigned to them for «to. I"" 1 UNION LIKE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1850. THE tabtetibera, now having ut *nfceniul opera tion an Express Wagon Line between rituoarxh and Philadelphia are prepared to receipt by any other conveyance at this season of the year. JOHN MeFADEN A CO, Cnnsl Basin, Pittsburgh. JAMES M DAVIS A CO, ded No 2*7 Market at. Philadelphia. BONOSGAHBLA. ROUTE. jBL Only 73 Blllaa Staging Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore arid Philadelphia THE morning boat leave* the wharf, above the bridge, daily, at 6 o'clock precisely... Time to Baltimore, S) bonre; time to. Philadelphia, 40 hoar* The evening boat leaver daily, (exeept Monday ev eninraj at 4 o'clock. Panrengrrs by feauing oa the evening boat, will crew the monruin* in cage* next day, and thn* avoid night travel . « * Secure yosr ticket* at the Office, nlonongahel ■?L Charlea Hotel. J. MESKIMEX, Aecnt WißTia AIUIA.M.BBGHT. lain 1849. Mks£k EXPRESS WAGON LINE—T.. ROUGH IN FIVE DAYS J mHK raboeriber*. having *n*p«nded their canal op- X e ration* on til us opening of the Spring Naviga tion, have established an Kxpre*j Line by Railroad ana Wagon between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by which they are prepared Jo forward 0000 pound* each day, and receipt for the delivery of the lame in ft day*. They beg leave to aware their friends and the pub lic that their arrangement* regarding rate*, regularity and despatch, cannot foil to give sohafaclioa to ail who favor them with their command*- TAAFFE A O’CONNOB,' comer Penn and Warns «*, Pilubor* li. THOMAS BERBIDGK; 273 Martel street. Philadelphia. ~GEE. WO’ GEE. WO' WINTER ARBAB6EHENT. StSSk 1849. fMfc* BUI COMB Tin OLD COSXSTOOA. BINGHAM'S EXPRESS WAGON LINE, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. AS' lie. bttatness on the canal is about being dosed (in the season, we would inform the public that wo have again brought the ConestogaWagona Into re* Quiiiticn, and will be prepared to forward 6000 pounds -daily, (commencing on Monday, the SOth Inst) . A Car leaving Philadelphia daily by the mail train for Cham* bertborg, and the Wagon* traveling day and night, entitle* the delivery or Good* In five days. Apply to * WM. BINGHAM, Pittsburgh, DINGHaM & DOCK, No. 163 Market street, oorJO Philadelphia. WINTER AKUAHUKHEHT. 1849. EXPRESS WAGON LINE PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA. Tote Five Daya, (Sandaya excepted,) running Day and Night, THEpnblic is reapeetAiUy informed tha| tbit Line, which baa l>ees in aaceessfol operation the two previoon winters, will again commence running on SSth of November. A Car will leave Philadelphia and Cbambcrsburgh daily each way with the Mail Train, end from Cham* bertburt h with relay* of horses running day and night. We are prepared to forward 6000 lbs freight daily by the above line. Apply to ' D. LEECH A CO, Pittsburgh, or to—HARRIS & LEECH, , No 13 Sooth Third street, Philadelphia. [ NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION! BLYNN’B WINDOW LOCK AND SPRING, PanurrED, Dxcaxaxa IS, IMS. rPHIS is An article of great value 10 all persons en -1 faxed la building, or to thoso who have olrcad? built, and are without window fastening. While ii furnishes a perfect snbatltuie for pullie* and weight* at aaaviagof atleatl£2to each window, it aflordi lift safest fastening that has ever been brougnt inte use- 1 The btility and convenience of thu Spring over alt olher>,[ is, that by one thumb piece, both sash of the wjndow can be raised or lowered. It requires only to be kdown to be appreciated. Persona wishing to buy the article, or to have them pat into their windows, or the right of selling it tor counties in this State, may apply to the subscribers at the PERRY HOUSE, on the Allegheny river. Pitts burgh, fa. J.S. TURNER, novttt>-d3m(ii)sp • C. P. MAYO. MEDICAL ASD SURGICAL OFFICE, No; 08, DIAMOND ALLEY, a few doors below Wood street, to* wards market ABh DU. BROWS, having been regularly ednealed to the medical profession. and been for some lime genera! practice, now conSnea aueution to the treatment of those private and delicate com* plaints for which hi* opportunities BBEyT' I and experience peculiarly quality vvWfiJv V him. 14 years assiduously dcTOtea lo.ladr tlrt.untnlofH>“"» cc.mpUinu,(4.mi* wtoi IKSriiSSSSiSiei.M'i^ l di “““ * n!,r -“ ,t '"- tr ”l?, Bro „ wool, loftma Hom «fflicled Bill pnrue diseases which have become ehrooio by time or ag- SiJfJSS-a hvt£snaa of any of tho common nostrum* or Sedar that their eomplainiscanbcradieoUyaudthor* remit from those cases where others have consigned “ £S.Uui*Ssr -tut» them, and their eases treatea In a careful, thorough and intelligent manner, pointed out by a long experience, Sy'wd inTe.tulion,which i.Uiop».lM.forth».« engaged in general practice of medicine to give to •ois afflicted with Hernia to call, a? be has paid pume olar attention to this disease. CANCERS also cared. . Skin diseases; also l' s, Palsy, etc., speedily euted ps?i»ni« of either sex'living at a disunes, by .tiling their diseam in wriunj, giving allthesymp tomueon obtain medicines with directions for use, by addressing T. BROWN, M. D., post paid, and endos btlfflc“No. U Diunocd .Hey, appetite lh. We»erly Dr. Brown’, newly dieeoTored reme dy for Rheam.lum i. . .pcedy and certain remedy lei that trouble. It never fails. Office and Private Coiuolung Rooms, No. M Dis mend alley, Pittsbnrgb, IV. The Doctor is always at h °»rwNo cure no pay._ D . B.ISO. ViT K CHEESE—!Wo bxs in store and Inr sale 0 y W . Jane _ WM UAOALEY ACO TYUCKWHEAT FLOUR—I 39 "sacks rec'd and H sale bv WAR RIcCUTCUEON, ".rr? 7 ISI Liberty a KEG "B UTTER—H* kegs good, ui store and tor sale b, “ j£T tfufeYFOOLB A CLARKE j. CORN'BROOMS— 100 dox in store aiid for sslc by Isnfl ' UREYFOGLE A CLARKE S’cKke! jjßia. Ar.-tbd--.ftM. BtnTER-tftbi. Fre.h Bell. M to.ghx p OUj UUITEE-I0 bbU taSm’ HUSIP— 15biic«l>ew"Houa*l Kentucky Ifeup, rcc on wmilgnmenl and for »als by mnnnN noTtSWIp TT, TA’rioNEK'tf OUM-A«pply jMireeM-und for u ' p ”'' l, jia Phillips ; B^^bf CODFIBU-20d«m. oo «> x f*7o _ MOLAaSK&-2io’bbl* new crop, I‘fantauoa iS .jMI recti.ln* nd fo ' *CO„ rrtALIXJVV—23 bbl» pnrae tallow iut landing from Jan 3 _ : „ —. ouoAß^io-Kd., b baijj, for wle by ISAIAH DICKEY kCO.,^ «rii|Vf?vgL-sm hn»«u in ■to~re and for'«tle~by . - *« , ISAIAH DICKEY A CO., v Jia» w _ _ -Fronuc T^otaTOES —3 bbla NeehannocEi, far eaia’try.. HunS ARMSTRONG A CROZER ' i>ii« _ ' V X)XEN BALSAM / i sacks new, for sale by \ ARMSTRONG tCROZBR AYjfiZEi - rlB-For nla bj ~ - o jifl« i K r DPfcCO, No: CO WooJ«t -s jrtlfJEii—7o estsPortTMideinuShenTr and Sweet Vy M«U£*Wlne*,forsalo by uwcask oriuqttaa tittea'to'taii pirckaseivbT ! -•- •■> i WfcMMITCHCTLEEE, - L ; NoMQLfowtjrar .'«•• - irJm*;*. [QPSES, LOTS, FARMS, fee ' r “ -T-- -***-■** ... A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, in Allegheny city, A on Esplanade street. Beat tow. Inquire of - - TAS3HY & BEST. 3 Wood n. i booh *l ilio OTtoet or Fma ond Bull onoeu, A now oecotM bT Mr. Jonofc oro Dnw 8»». P ° a Bn ok Ih« ror IMb,-, A LOT OF (fItOOND, muito for oßrieL. Y*™i •ml «U»»lr 1 neor Iho «BT Solo Bridj., will be reolod ter m +r plylo ET)D. OAIZAM, TW™ }»al« | office over the Post Office. ' For Rt B ** A ROOM on tho second axory of the Wtmhsnse No-aa Wood atreet. ■ . J*” 18 Fer BMt< A LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, wiUt Eighteen Acre* of ground in a good state of eai* Aivatkm, together with good ambling, fee., (Rattedl 2* rules from Pittsburgh, near the Grvensbnrehtnrsplxe, and adjoining the Allegheny Cemetery. There u an excellent spring near mo dwelling. ■ ;Poa*ea*ioa give a oniheLt April. , • ■ ALSO—A three story Crick Dwelling House, ea. Liberty street, between O'Hara and Walnut streets, Fifth Ward, at present occupied by the sabaeriber. Possession given on the lstAnriL Enqnireof Janl6*tf - WM. YOPNO. 143 liberty it For Bant, THE BASEMENT, comer of the : Diamond and • Union streets, well adapted to any pahUe business. It has been occupied as a Coffee, or Eating Establish* mem, for a number of years. ALSO—Several Offices and Aniil 1 * Rooms, well lighted, with entrance from tho Diamond, over tho store of the subscribers, north west comer of the Dia* mond and Market streetT Atdily to , janjg ALEXANDER k DAY. FOB RENT, two pleasantly situ led Brick Dwelling Houses, with the trosnds adjoining, at Oakland. Possession can be given on the first of April next. • (jans) HARDY, JONS A CO. •Per Boat* THE Baek Pan of the Warehouse now ocenjded by myself, and fronting on Front street itnß C. n. GRANT, 41 Water sUJ For Beat. A STORE in Market street, near Übedr. Also—The Stora on the comer ofuarket and like ny streets. „ Also—A Dwelling and Store on Penn street, near the Canal. Poaaetstoirgtvea on the Ist April next Also—A Briek Yard in the Eghth Ward.- Also—A Stone quarry In the Eighth Ward Pot* session given Immediately. _ _ ■ Inquire of DAVID GREER, Penn at, lan7-Im* 3 doors from 8. E. comer Ilayst For Bfit- A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE oo Bay street. Eognire of )tn7 JAMES PAL2I I ELL, 84 Water at. ToL*t« 1 AGOOD THEEE STORY BRICK DWELLING; oa Smiihlield itralt (bar doon from SeaenUtt weit tide. Impure of ' B.*SCHOYEB,- jaa7 UOBteoadtt, F'OR Elll'C-A oonteiilaßt JhrtUlflf House, M Federal street, Allegheny city* with •iifje f*fd* Possession given on the Ist or ApnL . ALSO—Several Booms tad Offices la Pituborgki it the Post Office. E. D. GAKSAM, gets Office, Third st, oT«r the Post Office. liCktmlUi end DOR BALI f Naehine Shop, with Steam iagine of 10 horse power, good stock of tools, machinery,patterns, flasks, ladles, inmates end ovens, ell now in sse end in good mnninr order. Said premises base UO fret front by to deep, with privilege of an adjoining let S 7 byPO feet. Belng one of the oldest and best stands lA the City of Cincinnati, with a liberal patronage. Apply to delT : DAVID fijneinnatl, Q._ I,’Oih.iUCNT««A 1 STOKE, welt hard op tor Dry V Goods, on Market sL, between Third and Fcrarth. Possession given on tbelst of April Belt. Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Possession riven immediately. U.B.OAXZAM, del9 • Office over the Post Office, Third si. MPOB MESST.—The WAREHOUSE at are* sent occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A Co„ on Water street, fromlrst of April next." novttt JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO . . POB RKf¥i MX WELL FINISHED ROOM, ratable for a Variety or Gentlemen’s Famishing Store. Al* so—Several rooms aoltsble for offices orAra list's rooms. ~ED GAZZAM, octlStf ! Office Third street, over Port Office. 11 ‘ For Sal* or Jiant*'' THE very desirable residence in Allegheny BM City, lsiely oecnpied by R- W. Poindexter, ana gfißfi&poiietsion given immediately. For terms, apply at this office, ortoW.W. Wue BON, Market *l , octß FOB. AKST—The mansion notue sew Bta oceapled by Mrs. Atwood,situatedatOakland, JaMLwilh SO acres of groand attached. The isspscioos and convenient, and the (Toond weU im proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00, aoyOl _ Waters! frm SALE-ABrtck House, (bat one jw EB bnilu) and Lot, da Robinson street, Allegheny, ■“■"near old Bridge. Price low and terms e«7»- Inqoire of Jygt 8 BCHOYEB, HO Seconds! FGR~kENT.— The ihTee storyline* IheelUag House, on Liberty, between fie? and Msrbnry streets, now oeevpied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession riven immediately., Enquire of Wo. Graham, or at the. Bookstore cf I _ • JOHNSTON * 6TOCKTON, corner Market Third streets. FOR SALE—Five loti eligibly utoated in the n#*r» Uhing town of Birmingham. The loti are situ* te4 oo Domain street, numbered in F Bagman's pits 73,7 U, 80,61 anil 82—Lot No 75 fronting 20 feet on Mi ry Amo street, 70 feel deep; the other fottr SO feet front each, bytiO feet deep. Term*—Greater part of pare hue money may re , main for tlx years, secured ey mortgage. For panic ulart, Inquire of B bCHOYER, my lft 110 second at YALU.VBI.fcI REAL ESTATE UN fENN STREET FOR SALE—A Lot of Ground situate on Penn street, between Hay and Morbufy’streets, adjoining ibehouaeandlotnowocenpiedby RiehardEdwards, haring a front ofSS feet, and in depth 150 feet, will be sold oo favorable terras.- Title unexceptionable. Ea* aoireof C. O.- LOOMIS, 4th at, near Wood. petal-dtf DOCTOR Wim&'B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. TUB following article we copy with pleasure from the “Boston Mercantile Journal," of March, ISO, and wo hope that fr any of oar resdera are suffering from any of tho complaints which it la said to cure, they will speedily arail thesueirea of it: OR. WI STAR'S OF WILD CHERRY. It vu well knewn many years ago that lie wild cherry bark tree of this elimste possessed valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this faet was knows to the aborigines, and decoctions of the .leaves or bark of this tree has ever been regarded by their physicians as cue of the most effectual remedies in many diseases. This fact, several years since, arrested the attention of Dr. Wutar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir ginia. lie investigated with care the healing proper lies of the wild cherry—tested Its effects when admin istered alone, and when in combination with other re medial aeenta. He found that Its naturaivfrine might be greatly Improved, and by combining It with' Ingre dient* whom properties were all well proved and gen erally recognised, a medicine was produced which constitutes a remedy of great importance in pulmona ry affections and di» uses of the chest and threat diseases which arc proverbially prevalent In oarcities and large towns', and often prove fatal, swelling the bill of mortality to a much greater extent than' is the case wish most others,.wo had almost said all elassea of disease. • The genuine Whtar'a of Wild Cherry faaSa fac simile of the signature of Henry Wlstai, M. IX, Philadelphia, and Baadford aid Park on a finely exe cuted steel engraved wrapper. None other are gen; nine. We are just in receipt of the following voluntary tri bute to the curative power of Wistmrt Balsam of Wild Cborry, from E. Hall, &L IX, of Mt Clemens, Michi gan, who is a physician of high standing, and an ex tensive druggist: Mr. Clxxxss, Mich, Oct. ttth, IStS. . To the afflicted, this may certify taut Mrs. H. Rob erts, of this village, three or four weeks after confine ment, was attacked with a violent cough and great prostration, and seemed hastening to the grave with tearful rapidity. 1 advised her jo use Wistar’i Belssa of Wild Cherry—she did so, end with that valuable medicine alone was re stored,to'heallh, and is now a living proof of the value of VVUtar's Balsam of Wild Cherey. E. HALL. Phyaician and Druggist. Rend on and bo eonrineed still Amber of the remar. table virtues of Wlitur 1 * Balstra of Wild Cherry: ' Messrs. BandfordAPukt Gents. As a metier of ja»* dee u> you. and for the benefit of the public, I would offer the following statement of a care effected by your medicine, knows as WUtar’s Salaam of-Wild Cherry. In the spring Of 1647 my wife waa MTerciy auaeked with. Peripneumonia, or Pleurisy, which molted in a decpaeatedpaln in the aide, accompanied with a se vere cough; the waa attended by tome of the beat physicians in Chicago, bat to no purpose; for weeks she suffered, without relief coughing laces sandy night and day. I came to the conclusion dial all the reme dies anowniu the physicians eeuld sot help her, and was induces to try your Wild Cherry. Iproeuredone bottle, and commenced aling it according to direc tions: before it waa all gone—the cough stopped, the pain in her aide left her, and with the aid of another bottle she was restored to rareor aaaUß. In con sideration of these circumstances, 1 would recommend it to tbu public a. uutluuble tuollglU; Yours, respectfully, f. N. GABBATr. nmnn aims. Miclu Oct. 8, ISO. Readth*fißowf*g TktmenUb, Of all the cures that hare boen recorded, them are «n*inly non* «inel to Be one «m meotieiieil, wUek plainly An Be eareWlily of COTUlmptlon, o let tm «f 114 worst forms ciowa Pcoht, L»ke eo, la, Jane U, 10tt. ’ j D PsA: Dear Sir, As 1 have a deep eemmisera. tioß for the afflicted, permit me to rive you a brief MBMt ofnr afflietions,and the benefits derived from E 2 SUtliu of Wild Chenr. . In July, l&U, I TU Blocked with e few of Be ty ph«lJeSo«ior, wUch left mo to o eery deMliueed Jute, when in tie (bllownw winter 1 wot token wIB • „„„ cold, which redaeel bo n nek m eetent u to «ve mo the cppearaaea or a eonaraed cennrmpaoo. T labored outer a seven cough—expectorated a great deabandwaatrouhlod with eold foetand night mats. i also freauently raised blood from my langa. 1 eon* intSr State, gradually afokingiS&r the dls- CEMS, until Janaaiy, Ifr»7. when I *n again attached withfover. My friends despaired of my life, and my physicians thosght I ooula lurrive bat a short time. Mr extremities, especially my feet, aren constantly cold, sod almost losl. their feeling. Under these eb» comstanees it may truly bo said.lhatl was a living skeleton. I finally determinedioouittakingmedidno prescribed by physicians,' and try Dr. WistarH Balaam of Wild Cherry, and from tho flm week that I eons* menced taking it, l can data ajgradud recovery. I continued us use six months, at the end of whieh time 1 was cured, and have enjoyed good health ever since, sad choerfuly recommend tho Balsam to all those af** dieted with disease of the lungs, and wo aid say to those commencing its use, sot to bo discouraged If two or three bottles do notefieeiaeura; bat persevere as I have done, and 1 have ho doubt but tune cases out of ten will "be blessed with renewed health at 1 have beeo. EBpßftMy, ywjj. JACKBON PBICB tl per Bottle—Six BoUks for «5. .Sold by J. B. PARK, (aneeessor to Sandford A PantJ Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent.for the Booth and West, to whom afl orders must be addressed.;, L.Wileox,Jr, J«ne»A.Jone*;/.KiddftCo; B.A. FifcoestoekfcCo l 'Pitufe«rg}L U- T. Baud], Wilt iniion: ;w. B. Xiunbeixoa, FrmoWin I* B. Bowie, is , .1 '.'■\‘ L ’' ■>; i'"V Jr • . »,..rVi - - •- s »;^j; Vl .- U .j : mnnwiii book books. NQ.T9 WOOD STREET, (cpstaxu) ETHEREwiH be found for tala ta a—itouii if ,** valuable religious Books andTr«am,ee»ristd in a aeries of aboatFOUR HUNDRED difereat nh {of which catalogues can be had ea spplfea. tbn,) embracing, many aundaid worka in thiolonr Biography, Ae«fca~ aelected and published bytkt Presbyterian Betid of Pahlication in Philadelphia: and well adapted for Sabbath School, Oo&grtgatiaaaL Ministers’ ana Private Libraries. Persona'wishing to purchase such books, are txvi* led to call end examine the assortment. . The Depository of tie Ptcniylvania Bhle Bosfety_ is kept at there rooms. oct3tdltw3mS mHE subscriber has «a hand and for sale, as Ageal I of L. Jnhnatmi A the fetftW* SSpafrofCases; 45 bunts Penny Letter, different rites; '■ 3CQ Newspaper Cuts; . 600 IbsJ Leads, cut to order; 10 Composing Sticks; ‘ l °l Brass Rales el all descriptions, *e. A. JAYNES, • • Pekin Tea Store, 79 Fourth at N —Orders received tor now Type. aalOdAwS _ - PSKDI TBASTOHB. npHEfUbieribeiUl K U» Ptiln Tm from New Yorfc, .11 of which hM boon rocelTtdlfltkl. eoontry sineetne.fimefFebiuajT.lsJt. cpMUanf el • all the different grades grown in the CbiettLaJ Bajira. Our stock being,among the luges* in the West, worn prepared to wholesale, on better tanas than any other home in the elty. We invito retail grocers ta call ay examine our stock end prices. They esnhsTßttpaut" ed in A t, end 1 ft packages, 5 fc tin citmUtora, or by half chests, to suit their convenience. •• :: •• • ; Ourretauptleesvarjfor Oolong, Blael Teas pea • 60ets.toflA0p«lb^TiingYoangBoochong, fdetij . . Congo 50. and Btglish Breakfejtoß, YcunjFHysen* Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35 ets. to 91 fS per 1b.., - Fanuliesare requested to send and get samples ex of our Teas, and try there before purehastag. - -r^- mylfcdAwS A. JAYNES. 79 Fourth street ? QBO.W.IKIVH A CO* . NFORM (heir friends and the public that they have . . . no longer any connection with their late establish ment In Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh Brewer, haying removed their entire businus to the POINT ItRKwKRY.In Pit* street revlftd vt , ■BW BARDVABI ITOBB SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW, Wo. T 8 Wood street. PtUibtiglb ■ HUBER AND LAUFUAN, Importer* endoealen . in Foreign and Domestic HABOWABXt, in ta varieties, ere now prepared to sell as lew sad. - - on ei reasonable terms si can be purchased efeawhera. We solielt our friends, and the pablie generally, to / call and examine oar stock, which eonusts in peri of • i KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES, SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimmings, ; such e*Locks,LetebeS|Hinges and Setmn, together _ wiiherety article unaUvkept in Hardware stores We invito the attention of Carpenters and Mechanics generally lo oar assortment of Tools, which have been selected with great care, and whleb are are deteraaia* - ed to sell so as to give satisfaction. tpfcdAwT Tux guns or AwanfUrßia moot more npai rive tb.n a bad, petrid breath, or dark, yellow diseas ed teeth. If persons have these it is their own ball* they can, for two shillings, buy an article that will male their breath pure ana sweet as'tU '• Arabia: , l • It rare* di leases of the Gams, spungy or uecraied, and for the Teeth it is unequalled, remoring the tartar, the teeth In the gums, end clean them as white as tho mew qf the from Honk. Such, reader, are the properties oTJones'! Ashot Tooth Paste, and, without praising it ourselves, heat what one ol oar xnoit respectable end setondlo Den*- tisis, Mr. E. Field, el New York, says; “1 have both used and this beauural and is* palpable article, (Jones’ Anther Teeth Paste,) ant can recommend u as potaessing-alltha qualities elaia* ed for iL n Reader, we oaa say no more to convince, only that if you tiy this once you will be well pleased. It is nut up In beautiful English China Pus, for 91 cents. Sold by the Agent, WU. JACKSON, 80 Libert ty nreeL. Pittsburgh. augfitdAwT Cr At* 000 l cmxxßS are honorably assayed that thefollowing are the aetaal qualities of 1 3s. bottle of Josxs*a Coral Hair Restorative. If they doabt oo : word, they cannot there highly respectable oldsem < who have tried it— Mr. Geo. Bucket, 41 Ehn it. New York. Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle av, Brooklyn. Mr. Whl Tompkins, lit King at, New York. Mr. Tho*. Jsekson, Montour* Island, near Pittsburgh IL E Cullen, late barber steamboat 8. America. Snrf more ,than a hundred others though this must sufife'e, that it will force the hair to grow an tho, head or face, stop it falling off; simsgthea tho roots, ~, removing scurf and dandruff from the roots, making light, red, or gray hair assume a fine dark look, and keeping dry, haru or wiry hair mafel,soft, efetn and beautiful,~a very, very long time. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, 69 Liberty ft, Pimbnrrh. Prtee 374,50 cents, and one dollar. . aSfcgkwT . ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST tP SING COMMON PREPARED CHALK. They are not aware how frightfully Injurious it|is to the skis! how coarse, how rough, how sal* , low, yellow, and unhealthy the akin ip> ~ pears sfreruringprepured chalk! Be* ' sides Uis injurious, containing a' large quantity of Lead I We have prepared a beantiAii vegetable artiolol which we eall JONES’ SPANISH LILY WHITS. It is perfectly izmoeeut, being purified of all deleen • ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin s natural, heaL thy, alabaster, dear, living white;-at the same tins acting as a cosmetic on the akin, making it soil and smooth. ■ Sold by tho Agent, WM. JACKSON, 69 Lib* erty si, Pittsburgh. Price £5 cent*. . aag7alAwT. _ IP* LaurttonsAio axa xrutaiaa—JOlUfcßw ital ion Chemical Soap causes a-free persemttoo. and a the same ume moufies, nofleat, and whitens tus skia giving a (he texture and beauty of an inlani%. - 'Setravv, Bolt Baxsx *sn Sous, are soon not only healed, but eared by its use, as at feast seven Pfiym* ciansla New York know, who use It in such eases, and find it unfailing— in PdctLxs, Buncos, mcxxxa, or any other akin dfe* ease. The reader is assured that tata IS so sfft*# puffed aostnun, as one trial’win prove. I could ana* memo at feast 60 persons eared of Sou liras, Bass Lassus Son IL and use It,' and the reader Is again assured I weal! not eruelly sell it for the abode unless 1 knew it is ho sil l stale, nose who are liable to ChaTxd, Caxicxxn, ou Chatks Finn, will find this a euro. Any one afflicted with any of the above, or sh»* liar diseases, will find this alt and even mors (admin* hie in Its properties) than I stale. But, reader, the stores are Hooded with »«■<*■ and bo sure you - ask for JONES’S Tlali «" ChemittSl Soap. Sold by WM. JACKSON, 6* Liberty street. Pittsburgh. augfodAwT Property la &lli|hiav City far i&U< ryiHR subscribers offer for sue a number of ebote* - . Lots, situate in the Second Ward, fronting on tht Common ground,on easy terms. Inanlreof ' W.O’H. ROBINSON, Alty U Lew, Bt Cl sir it or of JAB ROBINSON, on thipremisea. nyl?:dAwtfT ; • » Closing Oat Bale ofßlsnluti*yi»Bi»l» ; mHE FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, -- X intendingtorelinquish their retail trade on Mar- kel street, now offer taeirJarge and splendid aleck of' Blanket* snd-Flutnels, at paces heretofore unknown in this city* it the *■' ‘ ULAHKEf DEPOT, Isb3-4w 1 ~ No SO Msjkctst • ’ IVER COMPLAINT.—Another earn perforaed by j uslngthe ongtn&l, only true and genuine Liver Hi. ■ ' Asxmxxx, Brown to., O n March 90,1847. < Ur. B. B, Sellers—ln April list sty wife wss attack* r ed with Liver Complaints, snd hid the advlee of two physicians, who tried virions remedies without pro* during any rood effect Having heard of tost csle* bnued Liter Pills, I concluded 10 give tun s (Ur triaL. 1 purchased ose box of Mr. Scott, of Aberdeen, ami gave them according to .the directions, by which •he was I procared a scecsd box, which entirely cored her, ana she now enjoys excel* -: lent health. I have used them myeelf, and pronounce . 4hem the best family medieine I ever tried. T i> u.«f« n.ni■ Yoors, Ac., Usazß Built. Prepared »"d told by R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood el* sold also by Druggists generally in the two cities. itaty : Thomas ParkUuei, Machinist and manufacturer—Lathes, Tobaeoo, Hosiin and large- Screws of tll r hinds; r ßrus Castings and.Bress Works generally. Corner of Ferry andTimlireeu. *• THE subscribeT,satfring perehaeed the Factory of James Patterxnn, 'Jf.,| f nbpn'onrm.’x V^LVETa.—amarine Mas, light bine, eetrlet, maroon, garnet, brown, from „d iIU C-iooVgT.fi ‘muShy* IN DOW GLASS —saw boxes, asstl sixes, restore andfor sale by -UREYFOGLE A CLARKE, jiaio —lBB Second street Turnips —so bn for „. „ . isnlP BREYFOGLB A CI.AB&k WINDOW SASH—Assorted sixes, in store and far sale by JaalO BRKYFOOLBA CLARKE 1 VANNED HUG SKINS—4 doz rec'd and for sale b , jaut BAWHARBAUOB tOFFEE—WO bags prime Rio, arrivwgund tor sue t by novfl W A M MITOBKLTREB- EfUSdU TEAfr—lmperial, Gunpowder Hyson Teas, of superior quality, in hf chests, 1 snd 6 pound bxs,-jost rec’d ana for sale by aovfl W A M MITCHELTEBE SUGAR— 34 hhds from new crop landing from the steamer Brilliant, and forsale by I»n3 JAMES A. HUTCHISON AGO.. V/Y bbls Flsntauoa new crop, jJXleg from steamer Hamburg for sale by .. jus JAMES A. HUTCHISON A uT Apples, a puma article, in store and for sate by janT RUE Y, MATTHEWS A 00. ALLOW—23bblsamre Tallow, instore and £ tala by RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO. Jan 4 • '•«— 10TT5N—3S tiles Cotton in store and for sale b; f jul RIIEY, MATTH BWS A CO. !ii cases Fanay and Woof Df* CHEESE— 400 boxes prime W. R-, for sale by I 1 W A RMcCUTCHEON [UTTER— 9 bbls Roll, rec’d and for sale by JM7 WAR MeCUTCHEON LNSEED OlL—li bbls in non and for mle by liM? ROBISON, LITTLE A CO IRESH TOLL BUTTER—SOO lbs lustreo'd and for ule by -jan7 ROBISON, UTTLS ACO kUCKWHEAT FLOUR-MOO lbs, in bbla and ban • rec'd for sale by -- -r Jan 7. ROBISON, UTTLB k CO a yTACKEREL—BO bbls No 3 Leage; Bqr bbls No h > iyl.i 30 " No* instoreandforaaMbp Isb7 - ROBISON, LITTLB4 CO • DIG Soft Galena, la store tail i j; sale by ]an7 RHEY. MATTHEWBAOC BROOMS— 100 doz Core, In stare and for ' tala bl Jin7 RHEY, MATTHEWB A C beipi* sale by •. jan7 imbbia'Nouinimrestndi RHEY, MATTHEWS A CC OQCASKBADAiraffUP.TEARLASH-JaU and fi» sals br. J.A IL FLOYD, .J*a3 . •/Eond,