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MPOHTIP 4* TRtJOmPPBP
FOR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
j TOETHEa POKEMN NEW& ’
P«LiiwawU»J«^2^:
Tike Niagara arrived at Boston yesterday, at
; aooa.
i . pEANCE. ' V •
Aib addßioftil letter from Paris says, that atrea>
ty Tut been concluded between the Emperor of
• Raids, sad the President of the Preach Repab*
llo,which wiU.be found anythin* bat desirable, u
fcr as Eagiand is eoacerned.
a! bearer of despatches has arrived at Paris,
, from Rome. It appears'that the French General
and| Government are as iar from an undent sad* 1
by [With the Cardinals as ever. Gen. De Hißier
on having IftOOO French troops in the city
of Home. The Ci rdinals insist on; placing the
Pope under the pr itection of a mixed garrison o*
and luii ns. and ltuu the matter stands,
j AUSTRIA.
.Theßreslau Gasette, aays the pnbUc mind at
ytyAwj in much taken op.wlth reports of a covp
.' t rf r* They name the 6ih or 7(b lost., as the time
fat petting it into effect.—*'The military measures
I iff ceaQy formidable. .Within six miles around
Vienna, the bosses are filled with soldier*. Be*
. sides. 50,000 in Vienna, 50;000 more could be
poored into the city, in the course of three or four
dayai
A Pratsiau oote on the Erfnit Assembly, alatea
that Austria asya she will not wago a war of words
with the Prussian. Cabinet but wishes it to be un
derstood, that ihe sUence of Austria mast not be
onwtwiod into with the Prussian,
pitgeett.
Tire Typhus fever ts raging fearfully at Vienna.
B U reported that an offensive and defensive
bu been concluded between Prussia and
Ranee.-; •'- ■
England undertook, through ministerial efforts,
in Prussia, that the Chambers should accept the
constitution.
A, 1 correspondent of the London Times says the
Cssr baa agreed to the lerpi* proposed by the
Portland DembfosM and other Poles who served
in Hungary are to be expelled, and their country
man resident in Turkey who were concerned in
(hat insurrection, are to remain unmolested. If
aoyoae,'wilhoal reference to the country under
whose protection he may be, shall, whilst resident
ia the Ottoman Empire, be guQty of an.act hostile
to the government of the Emperor-Nicholas, be
shall, at the demand of the Russian Envoy, be ex*
peUedCrom the Snltao** Dominions.
Eoiaaib and the Hungarian refugees are to be
confined ia o fortified town, not eloee prisoners*
but‘under constant aorveOlance of the Turkish
outhoritfex.
Aiomreapondent of the morning Herald writing
the same day, averts that the Emperor of Russia
hoi.refused to accept the Saltan’s guarantee for
the conduct of the Poles, and that matter was at
for Gum being settled as ever.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nzw Yoax,Jan.2&
Cotton—The a learner’s news has given strength
and tone to the market. Holders are asking high
er prices. Fair upland is Selling at 13(013!.
Orleans, 141. ' • / •
Flour—We have no . altercations to notice in
the j market. Yeiterday’s quotations maybe ro*
Burned for the vurioua.descriptioca.
Grain—The market ia . unchanged 'in every
mpeet. Corn—Tho market is depressed. The
news by .the steamer ia considered unfavorable.
Provisions—There ia not ranch movement in
the market. New tcecs perk is held al $1101125;
5O; ,new prime, *9 25010; old 93 50.
ireid—There is a good , demand, and prices have
• tendency (o advance.
’ Coffee—There is a good feeling in the coffee
market, and prices have;advanced i. '
Hemp—Sales dew rotted at £1450150 per ton.
. Whiskey—Sales at 251028.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CtxccnuTi, Jan. 26.
■ Tbs river rose 14 inches sines last report, and is ati)|
rising. Reports from above represent all the tnbeta
ries as rising. Considerable rein felt last night. The
weather is still steady.
Roar-Sales of son bbls at *4,73 W bbl.
. Whiskey—Sales of rectified at 19J31P1. -
M— Pork—Sales of ISO bbls of eenntry mess at
Balk Meat-Safes of KCO pieces sides at 4c; soles of
haaeatfie.
Lard—The m arkel is firs, bat prices are unchanged
XiOA9 y $70,000.
rj\HE Ccmalsttoners of tho Countyof Allegheny
Xihuving been amioriaed, by an Act of Assembly,
.ib* Gib day of January, IeSD, to' borrow, on
temporary loan, a stun of money, not exceeding sit
nrr nri Ysorsass souses, to be applied to the re
demption of County Scrip, the • certificates of lean
to be exempt from mil taxes; except for State par*
will be received 'at toe Office of said
Commissioners, in the City ef Pittiborgh^within three
weeks from the date hereof, from such.persons or cor
pomions as bit be desirous ot taking the whole or
any pert of said lota. '
as thensandol whlehu»be redeemed on the Ist day
of April, IUI. Sfithousand on‘tflefirmof April, IW4,
andfethoasandon the Ist of April, 1849—interest to
be paid lemi-annoaily at the OSes of tie Coaniy
Treasurer or elsewhere, as msy be agreed open.
THOMASTERKfNS.
WILLIAM BENSON,
JAMES MITCHELL, -
Ceonty Commlssfoaore.
Commisskmcr’s Offiee, Pittsburgh, January 53,1890.
juss-tf .
IBAOKLBTT * WHITS,
NO. W WOOD STREET,
H AVE now In store a large and general asioTtmen*
of DRY GOODS, which they Oder to City and
County Merchants at minced prices; and which they
will sell as great indueemcnis to cosh buyers, or for
approved credit. itnlG
y«:ths Moekholdm of the Chsrtlm
. : Coal Cestpany,
NOTICE is hereby given, insi, fo porsoaneo of the
Aet of the Genera! Assembly of this Common*
wealth*entitled “AnAettoreeerpormtethe Chartim
Goal Company, in the County ef Allegheny," an Else*
tiost will be held at the MonongoheTa House, in tho
CUyof Pitubargh, on Tbartdsy, the 7th dayofFeb*
rnnry next, ax 3 o’clock in the afternoon of thst dav,
tnr the DUTpose of electing Directors of the said Com •
PUT. JAMES DUNLOP,
% Z. W. REMINGTON,
; Janlfi-te Comnritsioncra-
For Rost*
fFHB Large Briek MANSION, at Craddock’s Field,
I with requisite grounds around U, saitable .for the
warpoee of a respectable sommer boarding boose. It
Zs believed that eaeh an establishment at lb is be satire!
locality vroald do welL Esquire at my office, corner
Wood and Fourth streets.
Jsn3l-tf JAMES W. BUCHANAN.
ABD—I4 bbJs and 5 kegs for sale by
Jjaifll S F VON BONNHOR3T A CO
t OLL BUTTER—3 bbls for solo by
[tjiVt 8 F VON BONNHORST A CO
IESE—SO bxs WH, for sale by
gp VON BONNHORST A CO
d~ILOV£R A TIMOTHY SEED—For sale by
CTf™*! - BF.VON BONNHOBCTACO
►ROOMS—ICO dot, various qualities, for tale by
> isSf 8 P VON UONNHORST A CO
C UOKED HERRING—SO boxes for sale by.-
Q iSai 8 F VOW BONNHOHCT* CO
Slua?"* hl ‘ a * °Yf vul/bowniTobbt *CO
I>ICB—4 tierces for sale by - , , , „
XVjsaSi 8 F VON BONNHORST A CO
KDCR FOWDER-100 kegs tor sole by
/sag SF VON BONNHORST A CO
[tEATHERS—3O socks tor sale by ” “
1 fraM C H GRANT, 41 Water st
BkiKD FAACHK«—<7I ««fk» «nd C bbls for sslebv
isnti CH GRANT
i bbls tor sole by ' _
CHORANT
it aalo by L
Oil GRANT
jMtfß
I I>AfiLk6J'LACI
JtT jing- *
TAsransir:
JLilsag
SH, MOLAh'RES—BS half bbls S. H. Molasses, in
e store and toi isle by
Isbtt . . i BJfgY, MATTHEWS ACO
TJOLLBUTTEtt-v*bbls in store and tor sale by
Xv RiIEY MATTHEWB A CO
rpHESolneribera to the Btoch of the Cltiient lass*
Company will please take notice that an
Eieetieafor tune Directors of said Company will be
re“r" ** B°** ° r Trade on Monday
the 4lh of February at 4 o'clock, P M. •
JanniotFcb RD.inNn.fiac.
J>EACut^-iu» saeka Dried Peaches; •
• b » Pored; tor sale bv
-■W| II LSWATOriMAN
CALERATUB-a, bbls nitaa’.inr store and for sale
PJ?T J A R FLOYD
ttu.extra prime, iasi rac’d
V:fluKUm? T . JOHN WATT A CO
/^IOITON—6 baits, tor sale on wharf by
y^ 4 SAW lIARBAUGH
N O, to store and for sale by
jonli - SAWHABBAPCH
S% P^o
isttie . ■ , JAMES DALZELL
FAIT COLOHSD PRINTS.
»■/ B* MURPHY invites the attcotioa of bayen to
TP i his present ehoiee stock of Prinu at IB| cents
per yard, of tost eolore and newest styles.
Also—Newest nyles English Chinttes, from IS| to
181 cents. -
Also—A toll asiortmest’of small figured light Printa
and Obtntrea, buffi blue, pick, laiock, purple, orange,,
-to' IpTWlioleaale Booms up stalrt- • l»nl8
OOOBCHED BALTS—4 bbls in store and tor sale by
O JanlS - HARDY* JONES A CO
%TB&L-Übbls Core Ucal, In store andfcvMtoky
-tfLjUll LfIWATERMAN
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BITTIBUBOH BOAItD OF TROD*
- - \ * ‘uDjßKßist* sxesaaax. ’
; COMMITTEE FOR JANUARY,
a. a05p»....'.. ■* i.t. m. nuwr».rv. ~> ‘** w ,>nn '
ArTvais sad Departwres ofßrili.
Easter'. MsO, via Philadelphia,-due 3 AX. closes 18 x.
Western Mail, Qneinnd and Louisville, due 8 *-
and-Waihingwa, due Br. elo-
Nook We*tem,via Cleveland, dM 10a. x .closes 9 a. *.
Erieand Western New York,deeB r. *.closes3a. x.
Kitt arming, das 7 aim, closes Sr. x.
nttihar|b Stocks, and Money Market.
■ * . no. ft»d.*d:
Bank of Ktuhsigb-Cspinl,, *1,300,000; .y:
Kvidend.<MayaadNofJ4Feei«-*- .» t» O
Exchange Bsnk-Capiu! RfxliQ.OOO; Dtv
idemC/Msy aad Nor.) 4 r/eent— 60 47 49
'Merchants’ and Maaafactorm’ Sank—
Casual, SOOOOOfo Dividend,! (May aad
Not) 4 W cent-- - 60 60 61
Piasburah Gas Co,—-Dividend, (Jan. aad
Jn!v)4r eol-—*—so SO CO! !
Allegheny -Bridge Company.—..... 23 « 37
Maaoushela “ * “ 23 13 20
HtadStnel “ u so
N. liberties . “ . “ so '
Westernlaieraaee Co—. go-’ *«
Ohio A Pennsylvania Railroad, *l3 paid 60*
Pennsylvania Railroad- ■. ■ ~ go
FittibafghCltyloan— M -
N^XriSr“ 06p rf“a n '
ftnsbnrghA Isle Royal « 1 tsea,»t
. (last aaie, W 3 00) • .1 a
Piusbrngh. QneinoaU fc Lotnivilie Tel*
waph Cp-GjphalAl7*Joo; Dividend,
• isss&’asscte.ss«,
nary, April, aad Oetoben t&aree. sso;
sales, *lB
-j' ' OTRa PrmsctßH Gazxttz, >
” . MonaaV; Morning, Jan. 29,1849. <
A.gvneral qmetaeu in every thing, prevailed in the
laarketon Salordsy, pithrio vsnaiionin quotations. \
FLOUR—The market eoniinoes steady, bnl not ae
ttva, arid ourfonner quotations may be resumed, «»y,
from, first hands la moderate lots, 84,4534 fiO; and from
atare at *4,6234,73 ? bbl;
GROCERIES O Bagar remains
•tsafiy, at a rango of 410510, Bio Coffee, 153]6e;Mo'
lasses at 253970 4P gall. Bacon is acre bony uni, with
sales of Shonlfen at Se, sides bi, aad hams at 7e; extra
tagar cared hams,Pc 40 &.. Dried Beef is in fair de*
mend; at Bs.' Sales ckoiee roll bauer at 14e, of prime
at 123!3e; and of keg at B{39e F ft.
LINSEED Oil—-Sales 30 bbU'at POc WgaiJ, 4 mot
The same article ettffd set be purchased to day, at leu
thaaPdeFgaii. *■
LARD OlL—Safes No 1 at 33353, and ofNoS at4so
■■'"..j • ■
SODA ASH—Regular said* in limited lots 4|e. Other
Ashes are wiihoat change.'
Hoes Pacacn 0 Cmaxun—Alt the packing esub*
liihments ofCneiAaii have famished the Chamber of
Commerce with Suusmema of the nnmber of hogs eta
daring the past season in that clty.whieh sans np the
grand total of 336,490, from which deduct ihe 8,000 de
stroyed by Are la the eubliahments of Lot, Pagh A ee,
leaves 399,498 to be operated apoa ia that market the
present season. This' estimate embraces the somber
peeked within the boaads of the eity, wiihoat any ref
erence to Corisgtoo, Newport, aad other neighboring
towns.
Splrliof^UioDomestic Markets.
-j Bai-Ttoos*, Jan.s4.
note sales yesterday ef looo bbls H 8/bar
at *4J«|. Today tales Of 1000 bbls were made at that
Se. . Holden of City Mills ask *5. Offers to bay at
£7khaTOheea reutod.
Grata—No wheat offering. -We quote good to prime
reds nominally, at 1003tcSe. . Pales of Corn to ray at
50e, far white, and 63353 c far yellow. Some panels
from store have sold above these rates. Wo qnotoOats
at 34335 c—conn arriving.
Provtsioßa—The transactions in new Baeea, Lard,
Ac, have not been to any great extent, and quotations
remain as lost quoted. Bates of DM bbls old prime pork
aad 100 bhts old mess do, on privale terms.
WhiskPy—The demand is quite moderate, at S7e for
this sad Sfle fathhdr
- tOlLgsooßaltrs.
lSo3,l(Dl;RBn6Ba]tB , s,eshlOsbsMer bk, a& JOshs
Ball A Oslo R R.6oj tOdo do do, (time) 57}r 10 dodo do,
65ft 5 do Oaba Mining-A BmeUing eo, 75.
•. _ ■ • ■’ . , , raaaßELniu.Jan.pt. .
Oolee—The stoek Is mneh redoeed, and prices are
firm,Mao large sola have been reported.
Cedes—The demand bu been limited, partly owing
to the unfavorable weolhen bat price* am steady; sales
0f350 bis Upland and NO, at 13314 c W fit, on lime.
Roar—The demand for flour is extremely limited,
and only 7or 800 bbls have been taken for shipment, at
S 3 3 bbt, far a eslect brand, .and *134 far common
brands,whichisa decline;.far city eonssatpuen. the
beenTimited within the range ef *333,50
Rye Floor Is held at *4, Small sales of Com at
Bt-754pbbL -
GrahwWheat is in limited request, bat prices stfe
steady; sales of 3 or 4000 baa fair and good red, at 1053
107 c, at life F bo. No isles of Rye. Com hu been
in moderate demand, sales ofU to * 19,000 bu new
Boalhem yellow, ai 56c, some at 57. Oats—lsoo bash
Penas so’d at 31e£we quote toathera at 39339 c 3 bn.
Lead—American is held firmly at *4,60 F 100 fit
no sales have been reported. c
Molasses—Prieas are steady; sales of 1000 bbls NO
at *7e.
- Prevlnoos—The . demand‘far Pork ia limited; we
quous mess at 811,50312, eitf packed mess beef, *133
13.50; Baeen—Sales of hams siof3llc; sides A should
ers no change*:.'
• Stocks—Sales *lOOO Allegheny eo Ts, at fat 5 th« bk
Penns si ice, S do bk N Amen IS|.'s do Penns at
O08;48ahs Penns R B, at ®{; *3OO Penns 6s,div off,at
ah Bk Kcntaeky at
We. •_
RtiMHsqfetoa Lltsrsture at LMhwood's
-fTHE MERCY SEAT; by Rev. Dr. Spring. Gro and
JL !259.
Life of Charlotte Elizdbeth: ISmo.
Longfellow’s Seaside and Fireside j 12mo.
Aneodotesof the Puritans; l&mo.
Woodworth A Arthur's Wheat Sheaf, Ae; ISmo.
Hdkte’s History et England; vol 1 to A new edition.
' Macauley’s England; vnia. 1 and % ISmo and Svo.
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
jan9 Bookseller and Importer, 83 Wood at.
FABJX FOR SALK.
THE sahseribeT offtrs for sals ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OP LAND, sits ate in Union township,
near FiodleyviUo, Washington eeunty, Psl, with good
DARN, and all necessary outbuildings; Orchard, A e.
Oa the DaUdiags thotc is an iuiurance of s3,4oo—any
fanher information will be given on application to
janll*w7f9 ■ EDWARD BIGG9.
Court of Common Pleas, of Alleghe*
J, . >nr Ceonty, in tho maoer of the volaniaryos*
i u *• J signment of Obni Fahnestoek. No. 137, Oc
•—> toberTero, 1637:
And now,to wiu October S 3, 1840, Petition of Ed
ward Simpson, Esq M one of the assignees, pre tented
in epdn Conn, and read; and, on motion of William
MeCondlcts, &q, the Coort ordered notice ofthis ap
plication tor adisohargo of the Astlgneee,tobe given
by three weeks’notteo in two of thedaily papers pub
lished it the City of Pittsburgh^and await tho further
order of-the Conn. {From the Record.) -
ianll-w3tS ■ HIRAM HOLTZ, Pro.
AlUghmg. City and Ftnynille PUjii Rood.
mttE Stockholders of Allegheny City and-Perryt-
I villo Plank Bead Company, are required to pay
Free Delian, oh each shore of stock held by them, on
the 19th days of January, February, March and April
next.: The work is now progressing, and the instal*
meats are exseetedto be paid promptiv. By order of
the Hoard. THOMAS H. STEWART, .
deS9»wtAprillsS Treasurer.
COALPBOPCBTY FOB SALK.
ATEACT OP LAND, silsale os the cast tido of
the ’Moaonrabcla JUrer/and about four miles
.shore hlaaonnnela City, containing a boat SIXTY
THERE ACRES) one half of which is cleared arid ni>
derealtirstion. Thera is s Farm House, sod alfo six
eosmodiou Frame Dwellings, in connection with the
eoat works. The Pit is open, and farorably located
for draining andrcmilatioa. The rein of coal Is fire
feet is depth) and the quality very superior.
The abore described property was formerly owned
by Messrs. Gilmore A Horn.
The tula is indisputable, and terms aecornmodatlng.
Apply to • '£ WM.R. MURPHY,
comer of Fourth and Mirket sis.'
Or—/ • '
V Jangfl wfcS comer of Fifth and Wood rU.
•fklubTiTProperty tor Stli.
THE snbseaiber, wishiilg lo leave the town of Sa*
lea, now cflora hia property for tale on very rea
sonable terms. Iris sitaated on Main street, in the
most business pan oi the town, aflording ait excellent
•ttnatioa for any person who desires to carry on' busi
ness.
••Ike property consists of a lot fronting CO feet on
Mainstreet, andextendingbeck 160 fret, upon.which
u erected alerge, well finished Frame Boil ding, dial*
oed into four pan*—3 store rooms, 9 of which are 33
feet deep, ana the other S 3. The other part isjued for
a dwelling house, consisting of three rooms on the
first floor, and the same number on the aeeond, newly
painted and papered.
There 1# a good cellar coder the whole building, end
an excellent cistern' and a well of good water m the
yard. Also a stable and carriage house, in good re
pair, erected thereon.-'
For farther information inquire of the proprietor, liv
■C on tbenremlsea.' DANIEL WALTON.
Siuac. Columbiana co, Ohio, Nov. 9& l£t».
dci-dlwAwtAlß . ■ ' •
BiOLE MARBLE WORKS,
% nTastzsßxu 1933 st
JJDMUTrtjWILKINS, No. 1M Liberty «; head of
Moncments, l ßari2 Vaults,Tombs, Head Stones, he..
Mamcl Pieces, Ceure and Piet Tops always on hand
and made to order. N. B.—A choice tefoetßm of
Drawings on hand. aarttrwlyS
f "“‘ l,l^ao«*Kr
NEW GOODS lit P. OBLAST'S,
O LIBERTY STRECT, PITTSBURGH.
TUST RECEIVED, an extensive and Tailed assort
gf ment of goods, adapted to* the present end ap
preaching season, such as block, brown, and drab
mixed Palmetsion Bearer Cloths, a superior article
for business, frock end over costs.
AJso*a*»*t Tariety ofßlenkcts aad Fittings, em
bracing ail the abore mentioned colors; superfine
French black, browmolive.elarer. and all ether desi
rable colored Clfohi; French, English and American
plain and fancy Cessimerei, of entire new patterns
and very desirable colors, to which we with particu
larlytaeall the attention ofthote in want of* hand
some pair of pants.' VESTINGS—The assortment of
Vestings is unusually handsome, comprising the new
est and most approved style for fall end winter wear?
all of whieh will be made to order, at short notice and
on reasonable terms. ■
• A few'COATS on hand, of entire new . style, to
which we would invite the attention of those who de
■lre to unite ease, elegance, comfort and convenience
In their garments. To reeh we would particularly
.reeoamefidnheM to their BoUee,sineo they combine
all the beaoty of the overcoat, wita the comfort and
convenience of the aaek eoat _ „ • „
A general aseortmentof READY CIAITH
INO on hand, made in the present Fall' fashion, .end
will be sold wholesale or retail, at the lowest cash
An ccs. . sptlfl - P. PEL ANY. >
37 CHORANT
■p-A-yiK-a-a
nFALLOW—BO bbls Just ree'd end for sale by '
lima SAW HARBAPGII
JUaT ON Hand—3oo lb# Gum Arabia and for sale
by J KIDD A CO,
Jant 60 Wood st
BACON— 40 pieeis near Bacon.
M do do rec’d and for sale by
. ARMSTRONG A CROZER
SPIOEa— 1 cask Natmexc “
9 bbfe CIOVCS; *
» mats Cassis;
10U*iK^^ lnavil - Us
.* ... -o A CROZER •'
rsaosav 83, I 860;
Par val* Of. Ask.
NOTICE.
PORTOF PITTSBURGH.
wrre ffifeet Oihehes in' the channel
lut evening, and falling, r } j ’
_ , t ' ARRIVED.
•Sr $ Pep«i Mordock, Bearer.’
Brie*,: Beaver: f <
«*rer, Gordon,. Wellirjllei.
Snoqni, City.
Fuhwn, Feeble*/Elisabeth. v
Atlantic, Pukuea, Brownsville.
Beltie, Jacob*. Brownsville.
Camden. Hendrickson, MeKeesport
' I*olJ McLane, Coancl,;Wheelu'g.'-
DEPARTED. > :
Caleb Cope. Mnrdoek, Bearer. . ':-.,.
.Bearer,Gordon, WelDfille. T
vSS’bS^SSin^C.T,.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKee* port.
Fashion. Feeble*, Elizabeth. t r.
Balliey Jacob*. Brownsville.
. Atlantic. Parkinson, Brownsville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
Reveille, Blone, GalUapoli*.
West Newton, Bailey, Cincinnati.
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
Niagara, Cox,Bt- Louis- ,
North River, Cate line, New 'Orleans.
Colombian,Detn,Loaisrllle. '
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, si 9 s. K. uni 6 ■ r
BEAVER PACKETS, 8 a. X. and 4. r. m.
WELLBVILLE PACKETS, Sax.
WHEELING—Louis McLsae, 9 a x.
Fox CuosuTt.—The splendid packet Hibernia No a
2,has resomedhsr place in the line, and will leave as
above to-morrow, at 10 ax. CapL Bachelor deserves
credit for the taste displayed in rehning and repainting
the cabins of his fine steamer, and we defy any one to
walk thronghher splendidly famished apartments with
eat feeling strongly tempted to share the hospitality of
CapL B , if for nothing else bat the pleasure ol a trip to
the QaeCo City. : ,f
IMPORTS BY BITER.
Besversnd Wellsrille— Pxn Bxsvxs—46 bgs
bailey, owner, 49 bbls Soar, hi. Stevenson; 17 bgs bar
ley, U-B Brown, 84 bbls batter, JB Campbell; ifl sekt
wool, H Lee; 19 bgs barley, l Ctk peai I ash, Tassey A
Best; lot sundries, 8 bbls seed, S bDla roll batter, liar*
baugh.
Beaver—Pis hltctnosn—94 bbls J B Can
field; 8 bbls cseed; Jno Watt A co; IS bdls paper;* bgs
aka, L Loomir; 14 rms paper, EU Riddle; lot tandnev,
4100 fit, owners.
WkeeUas—Pxa JaxxsNbjok—63s pcs b meat,
Baker A Fouyth; 19 bbl e aeed, J P Cooper; 9 bdis roll
hotter, J Kinsey; 4 hhda tab, 31 kgs, 8 bbls lard, 6 seki
feathers, 919 kgs, 14 bbla kgs batter. J Forsyth
in 14 kgs, 1 bbl Urd, Jaqjtaseilj 17 bbls floor, Smith
A Sinclair; 1 box, ll Lee; 40 bbls applet, McCarty; 114
bbls flour. O W Woodron;3Q do do, Grsnam;9 do bai
ter, l lot flax, 5 kgs, S bbfa lard, 3 bu candles, 4 bbls p
ash, 19 do c seed. 3 bbla apples; J A Sill; 40.bgs turnip*,
18 bbls tallow, 10 kgs. 1 bbl lard, 93 bdls sheep stint. J
C Bidweii. . ’
WESTERS USOBAHCB COMPART
OF PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
J. Focorr. Sec*y- I R- Mai.n, Fresh-
Will insure against all kinds of riska,
FIRE AND MARINE.
A losses will be liberally adjusted end promptly
A home limitation—managed by Directors who are
well known in tbo community, and who are determin
ed by promptness and liberality to maintain faa char
acter whieh they have assumed, as offering the best
protection to thoso who desire to be Insured.
Dmxrou B. Miller, Geo. Black, J. W. Bailer,
N. Holmes, Jr., Wm. & Holmes, C. Oeo. W.
Jackson, Wm. M. Lyozt, Jsa Xipnincott, The*. K.
litch, James M’Aolcy, Alex. Nimiex, Thus. Sc oil
Oram, Na 39 Water street, (warehouse of Spang
A Co n up stairs,) Pittsburgh- ' ja4:dly
THE Co-Fsnnmhip heretofore existing onder the
firm of Jaxa Caacuu A 80s, is dissolved by tbo
decease of James Crottan. The bnaineu will bo con
tinued by the subscriber, who wiU settle the seeoaots
of the late firm. JOHN MID. CHOSSAN.
Moooagshela Iloose, Dec. 99,4840.—[dci8-lm
Cracklings- u bbu for tue by
Jina C H GRANT
NO. SUGAR—94 hhdjN. O. Ssnr, jast received
. and far t&Je by A. CULBERTSON,
j«n« its liberty it.
NO. MOLAS3ES-4cTEbirN7 O. MclamsTjut
» reeehred and for amis by A- CULBERTSON,
jsntl ■ 143 Liberty at.
TKAS— Jwt reeeirod m lopenor lot of Green and
Black Terns, and for amis by
A. CULBERTSON,
JsnSl . lid Liberty at.
iI.M OLASSES-Uft tibia *. H. MduKi. on Un
» mad for sals by A. CULBERTSON,
tmnSl lid Liberty su_
LARD—' 73 bbia No 1, is dors end far sale by!
JanM ARMSTRONG <t CROZER
\X7 HITE BEANS—SO~bbi» in (lore mod for sale by
It jattfl : ARMSTRONG A CROZER
FLOUR— ISO bbls Extra family, in store and for
sale by jana ARMSTRONG A CHOKER
HOPS— 8 bales jut rec'd and for sale by
jaadl , ARMSTRONG A CROZER
ViO’i'tES —6o ken Extra, in store and for sale by
Jj jana , ARMSTRONG A CROZER
L'LOUK-au Itbi* in stem and for sale by
r JanXl WU U JOHNSTON, IK BeeQLd st
POTATOES— 43 bbls rec'd and for sale ty
j atria: WMH JOHNSTON
ROLL bitter- 2 bbls for sale by
j«s2l __ WM 11 JOHNSTON'
rpOMATOES— 2OO jorsfor nle by
X jattfl WMif JOHNSTON
; F^piCLOWciff*'MUSLlifiE
MUSLIN'S, of suitable width* for Pillow Cuu,
constantly on hand.
Also—Shewtiogs, from If 10 3 yard* wide, and ap as
sortment of Towelling ana Table Diapers, tod bouM
keeping rooda generally.
' Also-Tickings of the most approved manufacture,
including very superior or extra width, at the Dry
Goods Howe of_ W R MURPHY,
Eo*t eotser of Third and Uuket m.
riofloa— ap naira, Jaaifl
SHAWLS.
AVERY fine article of Moeming Long Sbswl*,
fall vise, lost received, former price 814, end now
only 83. A A MAtiON A CO,
janlP 40 Market street
LA&D— 9) kegs fresh, for salo by
j tnjtt WM II JOHNSTON
GREEN APPLET—In store end for tale by
jonai WM H JOHNSTON
SAFES— 3 second hand Safe*, far sale low by
JaaVt WM H JOHNSTON
Blackwood** Hagaslas aad the British
Raartsrly Bsvtswi.
T7IZ: TmLonpo* Qmrmv Bnuv;
V Tea EDorsnoß Sxvorw;
Tax Notre Bamsa Rxvtxw;
tu v* KTxmrn Ksnxw:
And—BLacvwooti’s Enmuton luxeszm.
TERMS: - •
For any one of the four Reviews, 83,00 per annum.
For all four of tye Reviews, “
For filaekwoodis Magatiie, 3/0 u
For Biaekwoodandtheißeviews, 10,00 “
Payments to be made in all eases in advance.
Published simultaneously is New York and Pius
birch; Office, 83 Wood street.
J*hl9 i . JAMES D. LOCKWOOD.
EDGINGS A FRENCH MERINOS are selling very
cheap at j JanlS A A MASON A CO’S
d^IALJCOES—IO cases, fast colors, at 81c: former
\J price lCc. 1 JanlS A A MASON ACO
BLUE CHECKS—I case very dark Shirting Cheeks,
jut opened by BUACKLETT A WHITE,
;jaa!9_i 09 Wood street
BROWN SHEETINGS—SO bales heavy 44 Brown
Sheetings, fust rec’d and for sale at old prices by
JanlP 1 BIIACKLETT A WHITE
Bleached Shirtings—a good assortment of
Bleached Goods, in store and for sale by
_ janlP j SHACgLEIT A WHITE
TICKINGS— 25 bales various' grades, on hand and
for sale by I BUACKLETT A WHITE,
jattl9 09 Wood street
SHEEP PELTS—6OO Sheep pelts, in store and for
sale by jaclP p A W jiARBAUGH
DOTASH—Sfibbls Just ree’d aad for sale by
L JanlP | PAW UaRBAUOH
GUNNY BAGS—t/CD in store and for sale by
JaalP f SAW HABBAUOU
CHANDLER j WANTED.—An experieneed Chand
ler wiu hear of a good situation by applying in
jaatO ” -SAW HARBAUuU
COPAL VARNIS —l3 bbla Famitarr,
I 10 hi bbla do;
8 kegs do;
9 bit Coach do;
3hf bis do do;
5 kegs do do; for salt by
JanlP ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, Front st
CHEESE— 320 boxes for sale by
JanlP j ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
SUGAR— 6 bhds, for sale low to close consignment
JanlP ISAIAH PICKEV A CO
■pOTASH—IS casks, first sort, for sale by
JT jsalP - ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
SCORCHED SALTS—BO bbls in store and for sale by
JanlP i ISAIAH DICKEY ACO
FIRE BRICK A TILE—For sale by
janlP ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
*P UTTER—9O boxes dairy, made expressly for fsmi-
JD ly use,ree'd this day and for sale by
I snip JAB FLOYD
TIUCKWHEAT FLOUR—3O sacks ree’d this day
t> aad for sals by ianlO* JA R FLOYD
TTONEY—3OO Iba prime. In comb, rec’d this day and
JLI for safety junto JARFLOYD
/"IORN-MEAL—4 sucks and 97 bbls arriving and for
J& sale by UURBRIDUE, WILSON A CO,
H JanlP ~ „ Water street
CIORN— 8 sacks end 31 bbls Shelled Corn; for safe by
' JaalP. - UURBRIDOE, WILSON A CO
iXT IIISKEY—36 bbls superior Old Mon. Bye, for
TY salo by UURBRIDGB, WILSON A CO.
-. Water street
NEW BACON—4(O ‘Hams, 400 Shoulders, and 380
Sides, in imoTtc house, and ready for delivery, for
sale by : •; jmlP. TASSEY A DEBT
POTATOES—ISO bbla Balt Blues, for salo by
I JanlP - • . TASSEY A BEST
jail ree'd end for sale by
KIDD A CO, W Wood at
itore and for safe by
J KIDD A CO
TTENi RED-i-90 bbls ree'd and for sale by
■ V JanlP J KIDD ACO
CASTILE SOAP—9SO lbs for sale by.
JanlP , J KIDD A CO
SILVER SAND—I bbls just ree’d and for sale by
janlP J KIDD A CO
■JY UTTER—IS bbls Roti,ln cloths; 10 bxi do; 13 kgs
Jj peeked do; for sale by „ _
Jan 19 * J B CANFIELD, Front at ,
and for sale by _ _
JB CANFIELD
npALLOW—7i bill
JL Jan!B \
CtCORCHINGS—B casks in store and for "sale by
Q jintS J P CANFIELD
/ ViIEESE—I6CO bxa prime. In store end for sale by
Ujanlß JB CANFIELD
76 bxs and 10 caak^formula bj n
/HANDLES—(O bxa Mould, for sals by
yy Junta JB CANFIELD
Linseed oil-«o bbu for sale by _
jan!B • J B CANFIELD
GUNNY en*for *afeby
JanlS PREYFOOLE a CLARKE
>0 bbls (good winter) for sals by
BBEVFOGLE A CLARKE
B'ffi R ~ ao “ ,kl " T
LOCAL MATTERS •.
UFOEIXD'VOX THS TlTT»W7l«M>injr.«jU*n*
Meeting of the Board of Manager* of tlie
Agricultural Society. |
The Board of Managers of the Allegheny coun
ty Agricultural Societyj met in the Hew Court
House-on Saturday'morning. • - r .
John McCloskey, of Baldwin Township, was
called to the Chair, and John Murdoch, Jr., of
Peebles, appointed Secretary.
The following aemkera were present:—Messrs.
Murdoch, Martin, McCloskey, Way, Cooper, Car
nahan, McGiU, Gerrard, McCaalin, Kelly, and
McCabe.
The Committee appointed to wait on. Mr. Hen*
ty McCormick, to inquire into the propriety of
founding a model farm in Allegheny oonnty, read
: a communication embodying that gentleman 1 *
riewa on the subject, in follows:
PtrmoaoH, January 26,1650.
Meurt, Killy, Murdoch endMcCabe,\C<mm\ttte.'
Gettlxum—Knowing jlbat I could not make* it
answer to meet |you as a Committee, I intimated
to Mr. Mordock that I would commit to wri
ting what I had to say respecting an “ Agriculture]
School.” Owing to my impression of yoar meet
ing next week, I did not bring it along with me,
and as I liro outside the city, could not gel home
in time to have the report ready for yotxp meeting
this morning. •
What induced me to calling your attention to the
subject of the school was, as you were prominent
in promoting the “ Agricultural” interests of the
country, it rery naturally occurred to me that you .
would recognize the establishment of a school far
the eneouragementof so necessary and useful a
science. Agentlemaa proposed furnishing a farm,
provided 1 could get some friend to procure means
to erect Buildings, &c-, bence'the’cause of my look-,
ing to you for aid.
My business now is such that I cannot meetyoo :
Allow me to give the outliaca of the required school
Fifty or aixly acre* in a good airy location is ground
enough. Suitable Buildings to accomodate from
50 to 100 pupils with barn, stable, and other out
houses, also greenhouse, dec. The number of
Teachers, one Pnticipal Manager, one Professor
: of Chemistry, Botany, fee., with an gsabtant la|lbe
English Commercial Department. If required, a
Transient Teacher of Masic,'French and Latin
dec., doc. Two good laboring men to; attend the
Farm and Stable, dec, dee. This would answer.
The idea of compelling boys'to work for a cer
tain number of hours'oo the Farm, to assist in pay
ing their Boarding, Taitton, dee.[ is erroneous. The
labor performed by them should be considered a
Privilege, not a Task! Shouli] be granted them
for good.conduM, doc., together with training them
to r'.de, exercise, and every code of'ifreagtt.
cning their system and promoting health. In fact
the school contemplated should "bo one of moral
training moro than mere laboi'. But while this
moral training would progress, the foundation of a
science, more uttf ul to than pbn toddy at large
would be laid. And thosoboyr, after spending two
or three years, conld then, if they or their parents
deemed it proper, torn their attention lo.any branch
of business or trsde more congenial to their wish*
es. *And ir place of being obliged to hire (when
they came to tbo possession of a Farm or Garden)
some one to instruct them and attend their place,
they could'supcriotond their own premises, skilful
ly and tastefully ornament their grounds, &c. I
fear my friend, owing t* the delay, has thrown his
capital into another channel. Sti’i you conld easi
ly raise means for so laudible aa object, by obtain
ing a charter from our Legislature and put it into
the shape of a joint stock institution. I submit
these hist suggestion* for your especial considera
tion. The amount I think required, exclusive of
the land, for buildings, dec., would be about $5,000
to start with. Tf yop should wish, Iwiligive you
or any of your society the report I prepared for
allow me to add, that al.
though Tfeel a deep Interest ia the establishment
of such a school as 1 have referred to, that I do net
ounoetoheequal to the task of carrying out all Us
requirements, still I would assist in its arrange
ment. 1 an., Gentlemen, very respectfully, yours |
HENRY McCORMICK,
Of Duqueace Borough.
Remarks were made upon it by Messrs. Mur*
doch, Martin, Way, McCloskey and McCabe.
Mr. Murdoch, of Peebles, represented ia an ex
ceedingly neat and forcible manner, the necessity
for o model farm. He also gave the meeting
moeh valuable information on ths manner in
which similar Institutions were conducted in Great
Britian. Y -
; On motion, the meeting adjourned until half past
one o’clock.
Tbe Board met at half past one o’clock: -
The following resolution was adopted:—
Ifae/tW, That a committee ofthree be appoint
ed to petition tbe Legislature for an appropriation
for the furtherance of Agriculture in Allegheny
County.
Meters. Scott, Martin, and McCabe, were ap
pointed on that committee.
Five hundred copies of the Eye Laws of the
Society, and one thousand certificates of member
ship were received from Mr. George Parkin,
Gaaette Buildings.
An animated discussion ensued, on the propriety
of tbe Society recommending a fair to be held for
the purchase and ale of all kinds of stock.
U was finally resolved that this Society recoin*
mend to all pemna having stock of all kinds to
dispose of to assemble on the Comitions of Alle
gheny, on the last Jueedsy of April.
Premiums will be.awarded to tbe best three
stall ions, hut for nothing else—at ill tbe advantages
arising to tbofe who wish to dispose of their stock
will be great, at, owing to the large crowd of
•apcctalora—'farmers and others —good prices may
be expeeted. Farmers and deals re in stock, in
all tbe neighboring counties, and from Ohio and
Virginia, will be in. attendance, and the free inter
change of opinion between the different farmers
and graziers, must be beneficial to all. We" have
no doubt that an immense multitude will be pre
sent. N
Messrs. Garrard, Cooper, and McGill were ap«
pointed on the committee to make arrangements
for tbe fair of slock.
On motion, Meters. Kelly, Murdoch, and Saively
were appointed a committee to make ont a list of
premiums for tbe next agricultural fair.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
SwuttLßio.—A genteely dressed man, stepped
Into Mr. Wilson’s jewelry wore, on Saturday, and
requested to look at some gold watches, as his
mother and sister wished to purchase two. He
requested the jeweller to step round to one of
our betels, where be said they were stopping.
Taking two fine geld watebea and chains, worth
upwards ot 9300, he went around, and was
ushered, os ho thqught, into the' swindler’s room,
who left him there, taking tbe watches up to his
mother’s room, and leaving bir hat. After some
time, Mr. W. began to suspect that he was duped,
but the reseat had had lime to make his escape,
-end was not to be found.
DismcT Court.—The' District Court was in
session on Saturday, and the argument list was
taken up.
Caxxo* Puns.*—This Coart met on Saturday,
Judges Jones ana Kerr on the bench. No busi.
nets of importance was transacted.
DisTuißancx.—There was qnite -an excitemeo r
in tbe Fifth Ward, on Saturday night, between
eleven and twelve o’clock, on account of sn at
tempt mode to rescue a prisoner from the hands
of the police. Mayor Barker, however, was soon
on tbe ground in propria pertona with a reinforce
ment, and order was speedily restored. Two of
the night police have been suspended for their
cowardice on this occasion.
MAYOR’S OFFICE.
Saturday, Jan. 26.
Frederick Marten was slightly inebriated last
night, and refused payment for a supper of oysters
which he lad obtained. Frederick could not re
collect any thing about the circumstance, so he
was orderod up for ten days, to give him time for
collecting his thoughts. ,
Wn. Daily was comilted for twenty days, fori
vagrancy.
Several huekalera' were fined for breach of tber
city ordinance.
Sunday Morning, Jas. 27.
Oliver Brooks was fined $3 and committed ten
days, for making a disturbance at Wakins Hall on
Saturday evenings -
Two Germans, Geo. Fronts and Jacob Reden?
baugh, were fined, respectively, $5, and $l, for
raising a disturbance at the Athencum, daring the
performance of tbe German company on Saturday
night = j
Patrick Kenrick, for attempting the rescue of
bla.aon from the police. In consideration of tbs
fiseUngs of. a parent, and as Mr. Kenrick others
wiao betre a good character, he was discharged/
Icx HoinJs.—We; fear that the owners of our
ice houses will be unable, to fill them during the
present season,as lljSerc Seems but little probability
of eny more severe forstsaccuring; \Wc be-;
lieve, however, that same of the ice houses have
a’considerable quantity on.htnd, the balance of
last year's stack.' i ; 1 ;
'.Focitn.—A'valuable gold ring has bei
possession of the Mayor. The owner c
it by calling for it/ '■
Hdaxau: Acctsctr.—A child four yean of
age was killed at Nelson's saw mil!, B tty aids town,
this morning. Uhad been sent to .gather chips,
by it* mother, and foil into the taw pit. Ilia head
waa Airly tawed Inltwo.— Tribune. \
Faxxtr* Lioios Snazzi-Prepared by J. W. Kelly
WUhsm street, N. V n and for safe by A. Jaynes, No.
70 Fourth street. This will be foana a delightful arti
cle of beverage in families, and particularly for. sick
rooms. •
Bakze'i Bsowjl—»An improved Chocolate prepare*
tion.'being a comhinatioa of Cocoa not; innocent, in*
rigoratjiig and palatable, highly reeorfiinendedpartic
ularly Tor invalids. Prepared by \V. ttakor, Dorehes*
ter, A. JAYrtES, at the Pekin
jfi* qtore. No. 70 Foanh si mobll
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
RAILS OF DUJCOUj
n. holms
'JT— COHEECTKDDY
:a * sobs,
Exchange Broken, No. 61
Fcnniylvaata.
BankofPiusbnrgh —Pari
Exchange Bank ......par
Mereb. A Man. Bank -Par
Bkaoil'hilodclphta*—«Par
Girard Bank*.par
Dank oftiermantown* ‘Par
“ Chester County*-.par
“ Delaware Co,* ..par
11 MontgomeryOe.*-par
14 Northumberland* -par
ColumbisßridreCn.**- par
Doylestown BaUk.v—*par
Formers 1 Bk. Reading-par
FarnerVßk. UacksCo. par
Farmers B’kLaceas’r-par
Laneastet Co. Bk. par
par
U. Slate? Bank——oo
>• Mule: ctreet, ecu 4ta •
Indiana*.
rBtateß’k AUranchc*-. |
rS'ateScrip “
t Virginia.
Exchange bk. of VH" I
r Farmer* “
t Bk. oftbe M
rßk.of Virginia..——— M
r U.&M.iic., Wheeling ft
r do Morgantown. • f
r N. W. Bank Va i
t do We!i*b«rg——l
r do Parkerabnrg—— *1
r , Teaaetn«i
r Bk.of Teanei&ce 5
Far. A Mereh’ußk “
r Planter*’ * u
t Union Ok..—. . —**
ttluoarl.
StateßkofMiuoari I
- Korth Carolina.
Bk.of Cape Fear.*—'* 9
Merch’a Uk.,Newreni« 9
Bank 2
Sooth Carolina.
Browmvillc Bk,** par
Washington Bk..* —• ••]
GeuysbureLßk.*— •■ * i
Cbainbcrabarg*.**—“
Saajoehenutt Cy.Bk.*
Lewiswtrn*——
Camden Bk
Bk.ofCknrleiton'
M!dUlsu»w:w»tf — i - I
Cwlwle *«
Commematßk*—«•—• 2
Bk. ofCconreumn—• 3
t'&racra’ a ThoVen'
Bk.of Ilambßig.... .' 9
Merehauu Bk—- 9
Planter* AMecbi'iltk- 9
Dk. of South Carolina. - 9
Sauk, Waynisfeurg.. I
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i!oneadale'^7-*»r«t*—*• I
Leb&nart pai
Hirrltad.
Baltimore uta,*..i....pa T
DiJim’eiOßßßerip <lO
PcUsvillc—•
Wyoming**..
Votk Ck..---
|CombcrUnd Bk. of AUe •
Wes; Branch Dk.
R&any • ... |
Fnr.Bk.of Maryland-. “
Fanner*’ & Mechanics “
Bk. Frederick “
FrederiekCo.Bk.—-• “
[{ajentownßk....... *«
Mineral Uk-~ |
Relief Note*|
MtATnic. PuLa.do- 1 “ I
Scrip—Pittib. 1: Countyl I
M Allegheny, SO'
OLI«. I
State Bt.and Bunches | I
Uoantl'leasafil*** u 1
Patapacoßk—• |
Wejtunztopßk— “
Bk.ofweiiraumer ••. • *•
Stcnbenville.*W«»o* • • - • “
St-Ciairt»Ul*— M '
Marietta 1«
niohlgaß.
New Lisbon* ••
Ck.ofSL Cl»iT-—•—~—
Bk. of River Reiaca——
Michigan In*. Co 3
Cinein&alißaaka*r*... "
Colombo* do*
Cireleville.—•• *
jPar.it Meeh’» Bk
Zanesville —— "
Wisconsin Tsrrlt*y!
M>r.&Fireta>Ca.Milw'« t
t'p'.r.ftro '— ■ -p-4*■ • “
Wcorner - 70
Massillon i Oaßadai, -
Sandnsk/ • ••••»».' 70 AJlaolTeulßanka-—♦ I
G*aurr.i--- | Bank of EsxlandNete*
Norwalk.... w.i...... n ——ft 70* £»tr.
Cleveland - • } GolddtSposl* V&lma.
Xenia..^..—" Napoleons 3 GO
icau> '9 150 9 SO
»gle,old* 10 CO
igle,new 10 oO
ntyioai—li——- M
Western Rcsitf*. ■— “
Franklin B*k Cotaobe* **
|bou_bUK3n»,B?«Biih. }C 00
ChUlieoike —*•
jpo.Patrioi-~~—• is 50
&»»ereigu« .«•« 4£3
Guineas ...i— 600
Prederickstren~«..s7 EO
TenThulera 7 M
Ten Guilders 3 90
LoaUd’ors- ' 4 50
. EJt9tagi>
New York ■ *prm
Philadelphia • I pro
- • fprm
Bciota*»—•••-0.«*~~ «
La near,er .■■•■ m 10
Hamilton—**i. : .—l3
Granville**.*'.** •• ...50
Farc.hr D r k Ctttoc— S’)
Brl-tn* .50
UsaUteky.
iH. of Kcmscky I
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Ox] time re
»,p»r. Interior BTn—■
Norhern Ck.&Cßto’kT* •'
Bora Hank!
? •' Beat
THE FeyeiiA M*naf*cm
ved theif-Wholettle br
occupied by JBcsir*. 11. 11.
fffoj itrrtl, , {
:nrinf Company hate remo*
so»ine«» to the ttore recently
I. Urown A Brotheie. No. 12?
ionj-tw
(1 IIMAM OiIHKSE—47 boxes large, to store and fo:
J sale by Janl3 HANDY, JONK3 A CO
POTATOES— 140 saeks in store and foriile by
_ junta IIARDV, JUNES A CO
(1 UNNY.BAGB—MOJust ree d end for sale by
_ JT jtnia STUART A SILL
Cl jlEK9ii-300 bxs prime, ia store and for sale tv
STUART A SILL
SI.' GAR—00 nhdsN O, new crop, jo*l ree'tTaJd'for
sale'by ' ; jaoty MeGILLSAROE
DRIED PEACHES —IOO bo on band ltd for sale
by jaa!7 McGILLSA ROE
DRIED APPLES—a small lot, choice, lor sale on
consignmentby J«n>7 ■ MeGILLSA ROE
MULASSKS-w ITTltii NO, iii sura and for sale
to elf so fbaslxrunem by
janl7 iy MeGILLSAROE
POTASH— < easts for sale by
jsat7 : MeGILLSAROE
BKQROIDKBIEB.
A LARGE assortment of French Wrought Capes,
Coitarfe and Calls, may be fonnd, very cheap, at
janltr \ a A MASON A CO’S, TO Market «t
IMItS RlScls—l3'OM) rec’d and for sale by
i Janli • SJkWIIABBAUOII_
Y\Uf£D“?KACIiES A APPLES—a'lctt hundred
±J bu reeVl and for tale by
jatU4 . B AW HARBAUGH
T OIiISVILLE LlME—li>o bbls in store and for sale
Xj by JaSTd— . . SAWHARBAIJOH
J j UTTER—I 4 tfhU Bollj pan in cloths; ~ - -•- ..
UU kcei “ for salo by
}4atl LS WATERMAN
CtlfEEtiE— W bx* \V R, on Rand and for sale by
/ jinio • JARFLOYD
L’KATHfcRti —ffil sacks primelttioou, for ■•do by
r jenl4 l L S WATERMAN
BEANti— at bbls and 6 tacks Whito, for saliTby
jaals LS WATERMAN
SEF.D —sitolia prune uew Cinvcr deed;
SO ba strictly prime Timothy Send; in store
aud for rale by Jam 4 L S WATERMAN
•‘NORWAY FLASKS’* BLANKETS.
fpIIKHEi superior Blanket*, m*de of the softest sod
X ftnctt Wool, ean always be found at Dry Goods
Homo of _ WKMURPUY,
janM N E corner Mirketjtt_
01' ERA CLUTUS'AEVENING DRESSES—Re
ccived perezprrsi, at A. A. Matos A Co.**, No
Go Market ttreet, another large biToiee of High Color*
ed Opera Clothi and Preach Embroidered Evening
Drei»et. _ janO
ClAsiUlHßGShbljLUNiMuMiotdiote eheap
i Cnhmcrei and Do Lain*, rec’d per ezprtri, and
dow opening. Jang • A A MASON 4 CO
1) UINTB—3 cue* fait colored, at CJo per yard, for
aato by [ Jan* A A MASON A CO
STEAM BOAT QUILTS—VOO Steam Boat Counter*
pane*, in »tore and for tale by
jtnlU _ BRKVFOGLE A CLARKE
/ TLOVEk’bEE&~Oa hand and for tala by “
Aj tanlO i STUART A SILL
KEG A ROLL U UTTER—In (tore and for Bale by
jaalO STUART A BILL
i'INE' FLOUR—loibbU rec'd and (ortile br
WM II JOHNSTON,
_ janlO 118 Second itrett
.T ARI) Ollr—L3 bbli f«o l.jtut ree d tod (or itie by
I 1 janlO RIIKV, MATTHKWtf &CO
IMiATHKKS —10 ueii, a prime article, lor uJc by
1 janlO RHKk'i HAITHEW3& CO
(tOL'N TERPANES.—Colored ancTtVEtVtfounter.
J panes, of handsome patterns and lone urea—for
tale low by lyild WB MURPHY
MOLAB3ES— lbO bbla prime Plantation Molaasu,
In oak bbla and good order, for tale low by
W4U MJTCIIELTREE,
160 Liberst at
npvW .
PY I *ALLOW— wTjTjI* prime, fox tala bjr ”
A- jnn9 J B CANFIELD
17t!ATHERS— 3 ucki this dar rec’d by
; jaad _ ARMSTRONG A CROZES
SUGAR— 11 hhda prime N. 0„ for tale by
jinS ARMSTRONG 4 CROZER
\iriNfi6W cEASs=So(rt>xs, su'd sues, for sale by
W janS WM PAOALEYA CO
ON lIaND and for sole 16w to close consignment—
lO bbls English Vcnilian Bed;
10 “ Sal Soda:
IW » No 2 Rosin;
3 u Chloride Lime;
S boxes Halm Soap:
too “ BiiUsh Lattre.
JOHN M’PADEN A CO,
dc3l _ Canal Pasta, Penn street
TOPaCO6-10Bxs for sale, to close consignment* by
janll STUART A SILL, 119 Wood st
rrKA—lO it, coaiJraoentTfornlebT
l janll BTUABT & BILL
Gt LABS—fid bxi 7x9, in store and for salo-by "
r Janll STUART A BILL
CHEESE —3UI bx> La (tore and lor sale by ~ “
Janll _ STUART A 6ILL_
ROLL BUTTER—C bbls prime Fresh, ree'd tbit day
and for sale by . janll TASSEV ft. BEST
KEG CUTTER—9 ken In (lore andYor tale liy
.janU TASSKV A HE&T
IARD— 30 kegs and l bbl on band and for sale by
J JanU _ _ ___ . TAfiSEV A BEST
SCORCHED SALTS—6 bbla, a prune article,: rec’d
aod iorsaJc by janll TABBEY A BEST
aLEHaTTJS—O bbla and ad boxes in siore and for
C» sale by janll TASSEVA BEST
SODA ASH—33 casks on band and for sale by
janll TASSiiY A BEST
(ILOVEE SEED—iS Cbls new, onYand and inr «nTf
/by janll TAS3KY A BEST
flHMOrfly bbls for tale by :
JL janll TASSEL" A BEST
HERS E—A small lot, for sale low to close consign*
mcnl.br jan!B BREYFOGLK A CLARKE
EGGS— 10 bbls good, just rec’d and for sale br
ianlfl - BRSYFOQLB A Cl. A RtfE
VTEW DACON-CO.OOO lb. Ho S Robnd, prime, In
Xi imoke-houie, (or tale by ,
jaalß SELLERS*. N!
186 kegs do (brittle by
EJHL 4 ; L'B WATEOMAN
rtJT I"BR—7 bbli prime roll, ju»t recelvc3T;
.. .U«i_ J. fiL DlL\> ORTHJt CO.
JUST received ud (or t&le SflflQlh«lifiimt/in*by
.* . XKIDDACO,
, I*°* Mo 00 Wood street
IN STORE—2O barrel* Spirit Turpentine fend for
•de W 1 J. KIDD A CO,
J M< 1 No. 60 Wood at
1 SACK HOGS HAIR for tale iby I "
ARMSTRONG A CROZER.
IAHBLB CIDER 1
C*Y A CROZER
tORN BROOMS—Mo dozen this day received and
/ for aale by ARMSTRONG A CROZER
jtn4 • * - .
JD3T! RECEIVED—ISO Ibt American Arrowroot
and for Rile by' j KIDD A CO,
jan< Nd 60 Wood at
‘VlLflNiiiiW GLASS—9OO boxea SxlU windowgiail.
' «v SCO do lfxlJ : do do
Cl do 7x9 do .do
(JO 'do 9x12 do do
. 80 do 10x14 do do
In non and>br tale by
jtn3 ; 7 S.AW.itARBAUGH.
DRY PEACHES—S batheta pealed peacbea.
GO do Common do lo
store and for sale by ARMSTRONG ACROZER.
: Jao4 *• •
TRANSPORTATION.
BBLUICE FITS DA T LINK,
VOX tax COHfIUSCI or
•; * WITH IRKS U 9 GIITUnT) UTWXX3
PHILADELPHIA AND, PITTSBURGH- *.
GOODS forwarded by Uu* Line are carried in the
nail train to Chambctabaffffa. and «m imrn.,),....
It loaded is Wagon* going night and day through to
Pitttburgh. : j
. The hoisea are stationed every IS mile*, which
insures the prompt delivery of goods within the time
promised.
The Wagons will leave oar warehouse daily, (Sun.
dayaexctpted.) at 2 o’clock, P. ht
Shipper*’are aunred that no more good* will b«
taken each -day titan can be | punctually carried
through.
JAMES M DAVIS A CO, :
527 Market street, Philadelphia,
JOHN M’FADEN A CO,
Cana! Basin, Pitabargh.
JOHN McFADEN a CO, FokwAintso A Cow**
boh Mxicbahts, Canal Basin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
i JAMES M. DAVIS A CO, Ftocx Factoxs axo Ch x*
■ xtsstos MncßAXts, 1227 Market, and 64 Commerce jst,
Philadelphia. I- ' I
g7*Advaneaamade by either of the above, on Flour,
wool, and other merchandize, 'consigned to them for
sale. I . i*n4
UNION LINE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1850;-
THE snbteiiben, now having in asceeaefal opera*
tion an Kxpreaa Wagon Lise between rituboren
and Philadelphia are prepared to reeeipi (or 6000 4 lb«
freight daily. Each way deliverable through in aa
day*, Sunday* cieepted.
HENRVGRAFF ft CO,
eahalßaain. Pituburgh.
DUTTLLE HUMPHREYS 4. CO.,
Jan&dgm ~107 Market at. PhU’a
11FBEH WiOOI USS.
' THROUGH IN FIVE .DAYS!
1 HIE subscribers areprepared to receive MCO pounds
. Freight daily, after Monday, 10th insL, to forward
to or from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by Wagon,
through m Five Days. Rates as low as by any other
conveyance at this season of the year.
JOHN McFADEN A CO,
Canal Rosin. Pittsburgh.
JAMES M DAVIS A CO,
-deft No gg? Market at. Philadelphia.
HONOHGAIUBIvA ROUTE.
Only V 3 Mllai Staging.
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore and
' Philadelphia.
TIIE morning boat leaves the wharf,above the
bridge, daily, at 6 o'clock precisely. 11106 to
Baltimore, 33 hours; time to Philadelphia, 40 hoars.
The evening boat teavcs doily, - (except Sunday cv
eningsj at 4 o’clock. Passengers by leasing on the
evening boot, will eress the mountains in stages next
day, and thus avoid night travel.
Secure your tickets at the Offiee, Monengahel
House, o*Sl Charles Hotel.
octKMy J.MEgKTMEN, Ajteni
WINTER ARRAN UEBKMT.
&#ihs49, m&q
EXPRESS WAGON LINE Tti ROUGH IN
FIVE DAYS !
THE subscribers, having suspended their canal op*
erations until the opening of .the Spring Naviga
tion, have established an Express Line by Railroad and
Wagon between Philadelphia tad Pittsburgh, by
which they are prepared to forward 8000 pounds each
day, and receipt for ibo delivery of the same in 5 days.
They beg leave to assure tbeir (hends and the
lie thnttheu arrangementsregarding rules, regularity
and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who
favor them with their commands. 1
TAAFFE A 6'CONNOB,
eorner Penn and Wayne su, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BERBIDGEL
do 7 278 Market street, Philadelphia.
GEE, WO! GEE, WO’
WINTER ARR&SOKHB NT.
1849.
Bias emus tux old cosxsrooa.
BINGHAM'S EXPRESS WAGON LINE,
to *im FXoa
Pittihargh tad Phtladelphla
AS the business on the easel is about being closed
for the season, we would inform the public that
wo have again brought the Conestoga Wagons into re
quisition, and will be prepared to’forward (KOO pounds
daily, (commencing on Monday, the SBth inst.) A Car
leaving Pbstadelphtadaily by uelmall train for Cham*
bersburg; and the Wagons traveling day and night,
ensaiea the delivery of Goods.ln five days. Apply to
WAI. BINGHAM. Pittsburgh,
BINGHAM A DOCK, No. lSlMarketnreet,
nov2Q - . Philadelphia:
WINTER ARRANGES2UBNT.
1849.
EXPRESS WAGON LINE
' PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Trum Five Days, (Sundays excepted,) running Day
and Night i
THE .public is respectfully informed that this Line,
which has been m successful operation the two
previous winters, will again commence vanning on
Monday,*tb«3Bth of November. ’
A Car will teave Philadelphia and Chambersbnrgh
dally each way with the Mail Train, and from Cbam*
benbnrgh with relays of horses ruoningday andtughu
We are prepared to forward 8000 lbsltreight daily by
the above line. Apply to
, D. LEECH AGO, Pittsburgh,
or to—HARRIS A LEECH,
No 13 South Third street, Philadelphia.
_hov9o*dtf ' •
NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION! *
GLKNiVS WINDOW LOCK AND SPRING.
P&Tcma>, Dxecuulß, 18J9.
THUS is am article of great valne to all persons en
-JL rtgrdin building, or to those wko have already
built, knfl are wUhoaTwlaaow.fajnetuo*. While it
fanuiiej a perfect substitute tor pallles and weirbu,
at a saving of aL least *4 to each Window, it alfords
the safe it faliening that has ever been brougni into
DM'
The utility and eouTcnienee of thia Spring over all
other*, ta, that by one thumb pteee, both sash of the
window-can he raised or lowered. It requires only to
be known to be appreciated. ,
Persons wishing to buy the artiele, or to have theta
pat into their window*, or the right of selling it for
counties in this State, may apply to the subscribers at
the PERKY HQUBK,on the Allegheny river, Pitts
burgh, Pa. J.tL TURNER,
' coTthMt3m{ts]Sp . C. P. MAYO.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OPTICS,
No. 05, DIAMOND ALLE7, a
few doors below Wood Hired, to
ward* market.; •
DR« l&OWI, baring been
regularly educated to the medical
profession, and been for some time
in general practice, now confines
his attention to the treatment ol
those private and delicate com
plaints forwhieh his opportunities
and experience peculiarly quality
him. 14 yean assiduously devoted
to study A treatment of those complain Updating which
tiwi* he has hod more practice and has enred more pa*
tents than can brer fail to the iot of any priraie prac
titioner) amply qualifies him ito .offer assurances of
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory care to all alHicted
with delicate diseases, and all diseases arising there
from.
Dr. Brown woald Inform those afflicted with pntate
diseases which hare become chronic by time or ag
gravated by the use of any of the common nostrums of
the day, that their complaints can be riidically and thor
oughly curedi he haring giren his .careful attention to
the treatment of such eases, and succeeded in hundreds
of instances in curing persons of inflkrumatioa of the
neek of the bladder, and kindred diseases which often
result from those cases where others hare consigned
them to hopeless despair. He particularly invites such
as hare been long and unsuccessful! jr treated by others
to consult him, when every satisfaction will be given
them, and their eases treated ia;a careful, thorough and
Intelligent manner, pointed oat by a long experience,
study, aqd isrestigauon,wbich it is impossible for those
eogccedin general prsctico ef medicine to give to
one class of aiseasa. ' ‘
fry-Hemia or Rupture.—Dr. Crown also inrlles par
•oat afllteted with ilernie to call, as he bas paid partic
ular attention to this disease.
CANCERS also eared. ■ *
Skin diseases; also il e, Palsy, etc., speedily eared
Charees very low.
N. B.—Patients of either sexliving at a disianea, by
stating their disease in writing, giving ol! the symp
toms, can obtain medielues with directions for use, by
addressing T. BROWN, M. D., post paid, and enwos
°&fica C No. M Diamond alley, opposite lhaWaverly
Rimmanot—Dr. Brown’s newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy tor
that painful trouble. It never fails.
Omce and Private Consulting'Rooms, No. 45 Bis
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Th« Doctor is always at
faome. _
TTTNo cure no pay. I » .8. IM9.
BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR—I 39 saeks ree’d and tor
sals by WAR McCUTCHEON,
jan7 ; tS3 Liberty «t
GLASS— ISO bis Bxlo, on band and7or sale by*
jsn7 WAR McCUTCHEON
POTATOES— bbli Pink Eyes, on hand anTior
_ ]an7 W A R McCUTCHEON
KEG BUTTER—IB kegs rood, In store and for sale
by janP BREYFOOLEA CLARKE^
CSdßirßKdOMS=roo*dos in store and for sale'by
! | Q rO BBEYFOOLE A CLARKE
KEEN APPLES—I»O bbls In store emUorsnle by
BREYFOOLEA CLARKE
Y>AMIIY FLOUR—dSlibl»,"extrabrandrfor saioTjy
C jauD BREYFOGLE A CLARKE
DRIED sale by
Jan 9 J B CANFIELD
BUTTER— 13 bbls Fresh Roll, in cloths, for sale by
,*no 3 B CANFIELD
S'll. _ MoHa3SES—150 bbls best brand's, instore
. and for sale by jtnB WM BAUAI.EV ACO
KOLL BUTTES—IS bbls in tood order, for sale by
jsuS tWMBACALEYACO
HmV=& bales Dew Koueo Kentucky.lleop, reo
on eooi'ignment and for sale by
OOriMlp A CO RDON
STATIONER’S GUM—A supply just ree’d and fox
sale at tho Rubber Depot, by
dc29 J AII PHILLIPS
T> «BnXnnK? r tlit-aB lbs genuine. jnsTirec’dard
n for sale by dcr9 J_KIDD A CO
CODFWU—' SOdrurason hand andfor sole by
dc3l JOHN WATT A COr
N~"5. MOLABSi»—SSO.hbIs new crop, Plantation
. just receiving and for sale by
; JanS J WM BAOALEY ACO
mALLOW-M bbis' prime UUow'iust landing fr«m
I the steamboat Lotus McLano and tor aale by
H. AW. HARBAUGH.
FLOUR— iWO - bbls extra awl B- F.-Flour, in.store
\nd foTsSeby 8. A HARBAUGIL
j an 3 _ j _
SUGAR— 10 hhds, now landing from rteamer Ham*
burr, fur tale by ISAIAIf DICKEY A CO.,
• Jai&) ; Front St. ~ :
/-qHKRSK-500 boxes in stow and for sain ny
o ISAIAH DICKEY AGO., - '
Jan 3 • ; • Front aL
POTATOES —i bbla Neahtnaocka, for nle br :
JanS ARMSTRONG k. RSom •
DRIED APPLES-5 uieki u«, for i*le br"
jufl ARMSTRONG A CRftTffiß
6 "Dozen balsam fir—Fta wiabr ' - —rr-
J KIDD k CO. No:«) Wflftd
tides to «m parthaaerij by- l
' w A MMITCIIETLREE, ■
’aT-T-.A-i- -J.;- ' : Wo 100Libert? * ■
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. 4,.
T«.Lat.'
A- SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, in Allegnehy city,
on Esplanade street.- Rest low. - Inquiwof r.
janlg - ■- TAS3EYABE3T.SWood.su
■ ,For Rent..
A BOOK at-the comer ef Penn and Hand streets,
now occupied by .Mr. Jones, as a Drug Store.
Possession given cs the first of April next.' !•
. . iinlMf - ’ - • s-a. W. LOOMIS.'
Brie it'Yard forßsat.
A LOT OF G:OUND,*ultab!ofora Brick Yard.
and situates tear the eity line, in the vicinity ol
Soho Bridge, will jt rented for a term ef year*. Ap*
piyto ; E.D.GA2ZAM, - Third street, '
lanlC * Offieemver the Post Office.
For. Rent. v j .
A ROOM on c e second story of the Warehouse
No.» Wool street. , - : ■« . . i - Janld
Fer Rent* ( -1
A THREE BTO 1Y BSICK-DWELLING ROUBE,
S?ftTw"L ,treet ’ '-eiween O-Bara and WalhJt streets,
rath Ward, ai piesent occupied by the subscriber.
Possesiion givenun ibo Ist April.- liiQuireof
__jtnl_6_tf WM.YOUNaH3 Liberty «t
THE BASEMENT, comer of'the Diamond end
T? 11 ted ® any public business,
it «as been occupied as a Coffee, or Kt>ng Establish
merit, for a number of yew. 0 _ ,
iT^s°Z.su Ter ? 1 ° ffi «« end Artist’s Rooms, well
,T dt l nU^ e *">* *• Diamond, over the
store of Uie subscribers, north westcomerof the Dia
mond and Market street Apply to
]*nia Alexander a day. ’;
FYw ~® IB d KT » situated Brick
Dwelling Houses, with the rounds adjoining, at
Oakland. Possession can be given on the first of
April next QlhS) HARDY, JONES A CO.
For Rent.
THE Bock Pah of the Warehouse now occupied by
myself, and fronting on From street
• jan9 C.n. GRANT, 41 Water iL|y
For Rent.
A STORE in Merket street, sear Liberty.
‘ Also—The .Store on the comer of Market and
Liberty streets. . _
Also—A Dwelling and Store on Penn street, near
the Canal. Poesesaioa given on the Ist April next
Alto—A Brick Yard in .the Eighth Ward.
Also—A Stone irearry in the Eighth Ward. Pos*:
sessien given immediately. .
Inquire of . DAVID GREER, Penn st,
Jan7-lm* 3 doors from 8. E. comer Hayst
For Rama. • • “
A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
on Hay street Enquire of
jan7 JAMES PALZELL, 84 Water st
A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
.OJ on • Smithfield street, foar doors from Seventh,
west tide. Inquire of 8. SCHOYER,
jtn7 110 Seconds!,
F«OR REST- A convenient Dwelling House,on
Federal street, Allegheny city, with alarge yard.
Poetession given on the lit of April. '
ALSO—Several Room* and Offices In Pittsburgb,-
near the Post Offiee. j <E. D. GAZZAM,
dcS5 Office, Third st, over the Post Office.,
LtOtl lron Foundry, Blacksmith and
x Machine Shop, with Steam Emgine of IS hone
Kwer, good stock of tools, machinery, patterns, fiaiks.
lies, furnaces and ovens, all now in dm andm good
running order. Said premise* have 160 feel front by 90
deep, with privilege of an adjoining lot S 7 by 90 feet
Being one of the oldest and best stands in the City of
Cincinnati, with a liberal patronage. Apply to
•dclT DAVID O.
PORRUST-A trrURE, wcHhUrdup for Dry
F: Goods, on Market st, between Third and Fourth.
Possession given on the Ist of April next
. Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Posseetion
given immediately. < E. D. GAZZAM,
dels ■ Office over the Fon Office, Thirds!.
JgA FORRZHT —The WAREHOUSE at pro
&£■ sent occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A
Water street from first of April next.
nor» JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO
FORBBIT..
AaA A WELL FINISHED ROOM, statable for a
Caa Variety orCenilemen’s Furnishing Store. Al
*“■* so—Several rooms suitable for offiees or At*
list’s rooms. ED GAZZAM. -
oetlStf OfficeThirdstrectorerPcstOffice.
THE very dosirabie residence In Allegheny
gyj City, lately occupied, by B. W. Poindexter, and
given immediately.: -
For terms, apply at this office, ortoW.W. WIL»
-SON, Market st octB
AmA FOR IUCNT—The mansion bouse now
BBS oeeupled by Mrs. Atwood, situated at Oakland,
of groand attached. The bouse
- mjtidou* and convenient, and the groand well im
proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00,
a«g3l Water «t •
AA FOR SALE—A Bnek House, (but one year
gfl built) and Lot, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
“near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy.—
Inquire of JyM 8 SCHOYER, 110 Second st
*|jOß RENT.—The three story Brick Dwelling
J? House, on liberty, between Hay and Marbury
cow occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Posscssioa
Sven immediately. Ebujaire of We Graham, or at
s Bookstore of
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
__ jytrr-dtf eomer Market and Third streets!
IJVJR SALE—Five lots eligibly near*
. iahing town of Blrmihg&am. The lot* are situa
ted on Denman street, numbered in F Bausmoa’s plan
75,73, to, si ar.d Pi—Lot No 75 floating SO feet on Ma
ry Ann nreet, 70 feet deep; the other four 20 feet front
eaeh, by 60 feet deep.
Terms—Urealer pan of purchase mcney may re]
-main for six years, sceared by monsage. For panic S
uitrs, inquire of 8 SCHOYER,
myln 110 second st
ALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET
FOR SALE—A Lot of Ground situate on Penn
street, between l(ay, and Marbnry streets, adjoining
foe house r.ud lot now occupied by Richara Edwards,
having a front of US feet, and in'depth 150 feet, will be
sold on favorable terms. .Title unexceptionable.' En
quire of C.O. LOOMIS, 4ih it, near Wood. '•
oetU-dtf .
BOCTOB WIBTARTS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
THE following article we copy with pleasure from
the “Boston Mercantile Journal,” of March, 1649,
and vre hope that if any ef ear readers are r uttering
from any of tha/complaints which it U said to cure, '
they will speedily avail themselves of it:
DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
It was well known many yean ago that the wild
cherry bark tree of this climate poisoned valuable
medicinal qualities. Indeed this foot was known to
the aborigines, and decoctions of the leaves or bark of
this tree Las ever bodri regarded by theirphysltians as
one of the most effectual remedies in caiijr~<ii*£&*eiu'
This fact, severe! years since, arrested the attention of
Dr. Wittar, a highly respectable practitioner of Vir
ginia. He investigated with care the healing proper
ties of the wild cherry—tested Its effects when admin
istered alone, and when is combination.with other re
medial areata. Ho found that ita natural virtue might
bp greatly improved, and by combining it with Ingre
dients whose properties were all well proved and gen
erally recognised, a medicine was produced whleh
comutates a remedy of great importance in pulmona
ry affections and dis uses of the chest and throat—
diseases which are proverbially prevalent Inourelttea
and large towns, and often prove fata), swelling the
bill of mortalityio s mach greater extent is the
ease with most others, we had almost said all elanes
Of disease.
The genuine Wistar’a Balsam of Wild Cherry has a
fao simile of the signature of Henry Wittar, bL D n
Philadelphia, and Sondford and Park on a finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. None other are gen
uine. ;
We are Jail Ut receipt of the following voluntary tri
bote to the cnmtivepowerof Wistaria Balsam of Wild
Cherry, from E. Hall, SL D., of Mt. Clemens, Michi
gan, who is a physician of high standing, and an ex*
tenure druggist:
Mt. Gumbo, Mich.. Ocl sOth, 1549.
To the afflicted, this may certity that Mrs. B, Rob
erts, of this village, three or four weeks after confine
ment, was attacked with a violent cough and great
prostration, ami seemed hastening to the grave with
fearful rapidity. I advised her to ase Wistaria Balaam
of Wild.Cheny—she' did so, and with that valuable
medicine alone was restored to health, and -irnow a
living proof of the raise of Wlstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. E. HALL.
Physician and Druggist
Read on and be convinced still farther of the remar
kable virtues of Want's Balsam of WUd Cherry:
Messrs. Saadfordi, Parki Gents, As a matter of jus
tico to you. and for tho benefit of toe publie," 1 would
offer tho following statementof a euro effected by yoar
medicine, known as Wlstar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In tho spring of 1847 my wife was severely attacked
with Peripueomoola, or Pleurisy, which resulted in a 1
deep seated pain in the side, accompanied with a se
vere coughj she was; mended by some of the best
physicians m Chicago, bat to no-purpose; for weeks
■ho suffered, without relief, coughing incessantly night
and day. I came to the conclusion that all the reme
dies kaownUo the physicians "could not help her, and
was induced to try your Wiid Cherry. I procured one
bottle, and commenced using it aeeonllng to direc
tions; before it was all gone—tho cough supped, tho
Enin In her side left her, and with the aid or another
ottle she was restored to rxarscr oxolth. In con
sideration of these circumstances, ] would recommend
it to the pabUc ns o voluble medicine.
Yours, respectfully, - R. N. GARRATT.
GtAKD Raraw, Mini, Oct. 8,1513.
Bead Ou foUotmtg Tatxmoni*!*. '
Of oil the cares that have been recorded, there are
certainly none equal to tho one first mentioned, which
plainly shows the curability of Consumption, even is
some of its worst forms:
Caowa Pourr, Lake co n la., Jane 19, IMS.
J. D. Park: Dear Sir, As I have a deep commisera
tion for the afflieted, permit me to give yon a brief
history of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from
the use of Dr. Wistaria B&lsamof Wild Cherry.
In July, 1844,1 was attacked with aferer of the ty
pbod character, which left me in a very debilitated
state, when to lac following winter I was taken with a
severe cold, which reduced me to sdeh an extent as to
five me the appearance of a confirmed consumption.
labored under a severe cough—ex pec to rated a great
deal, a ltd was troubled with eold foci and night sweats.
I also frequently railed blood from my tongs. 1 con
tinued in this state, gradually making under the die-'
rose, until January, 1b47," when 1 was again attacked
with fever. My friends despaired of tayufe,- and my
physicians thought 1 ooala survive but a short *hn«.
My extremities, especially my feet, were constantly
cold, and'almost lost their feeling. Under these d>
eamsuuices it may truly be said th«r j was aLi vine
skeleton. 1 finally determined to coil taking medicine
prescribed by physicians, and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and from the hnt week that I con>
menecd taking it, I cau date a gradual recovery. I
continued its use six months, at the end Of which time
J was cured, and have enjoyed goodhealth ever since,
and cheerfully recommend the Balsam to all thou at
flJeted with disease of the lungs, and would savto
those commencing its use, not to be discouraged if two
or three bottle* do not effect a care; bat peraovere as I
have done, and l have ho doubt but nm» eases out of
tan will bo blessed with renewed healih arl hare
been. Respectfully, .yours.
- Boul.—Six B., J Sii MCKEON -
Bold by J. ft PARK, (successor to Sandford APuxJ
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent for the South and .West, to whom all orders 1
must be addressed.
L. Wilcox, Jr; James A. Jones; J. Kidd* Co; B.A.
Fahnestock A Coj Pittsburgh. L. T. Russell, Wash
ington; W.'H. Laatberton, Franklin: 'LI ft Bowie,
Welty.Greeniburgh;
•eijßecUAGilmore,Bedford; BeeaA Bon,’Hunting
don; Mrs. Orr, UolUamyibarr; Hildebren is Co, Inal*
anm J. Jw-Wfight, KiUantuog; Evans a Go, Break
vtUe; A. Wilson & Bon; Wayneshurgh; MTaritnd A
Co, N. Caileader, Meadville: Barton A'Co,’Erie: J.
Magoffin, Mercer; James, Kelly A Co, ButleriS. South.
. Bcave r, - J. 1 D. Bummertoo, W arren; F.L.AC.B. Jones.
Conderircort; P. Crocker, Jr, Brownsville.
noTiMkwtyliilT
EMMY. LLND andh'aney VelvetTnuuntngr, oral]
colon, to be found at the store of
jaall ’ . W B MURPHY
BLACK bilk LACES, including a fow pieces- of
extra width, to be (band, at lowprices, at store of
jaall , . WB MURPHY
. M&faLLANEOUS.
... book boohs,
NO.fO’'VVO6DfiTBBEr, , ,
'.'•nr'mlß) .
•1/lTllKßfi‘wiU be wired for nb an assfirtttent ef
f iV V! vtbxableitilcioußoob tfidTteP* (espibti ''
I la'aeeriewofabout FOOICHUNDRED• dlSneai pah
I licetlao*. (ofwbichcat*lfljw» caabehad on applies* -
! ikm,l cmbrMinff naciy RiEdaid ; -oro;ki inTheokyry
Btognpbft lte.*e~ adected «Bd paWiahed : bT the '
Pmbyteroa Board of FcbHratkai-ia Philadelphia; -
and for Sabbafo School, Oeagres»2oaaV. i.
unit I i>iT«rl««, >- 'A.
' Peraon*<wiihinjto jmrehaKrcuchboohs,arelotl*
tied to call and examine the awertment o ■ •
, riba Dejiositetry of the Pennayhrmrfr Bible Society .
irkept at them rooms. ■■•-. -.octfaMtwaaa > , ■.-
OPHE subscriber bu «rhand tad for said. o Agent
:A‘. of L. Johnston A Co?, of Philadelphia, Ok#follow?
ingl. •• • i
-" RSptirofCaset; ' ■.■■-■■{■■■
. JSnmSMVtaej Letter, dt&reat *mj ■ ■*
■' *0 Newspaper Cuta;
SCO Qtt. Loads, ratio order) *
10 Competing Sticky
' I.lookegaprout'sNew*lnk? •■*/. ■
' -1 Brin Galley, Column Bale*, Bran Bales of all
descriptions, Ac. ' A. JAYNES,
- PekinTeaßtora, 70FoanBsr •
N. —Orders received ftrnew Type. aoI&dAwS
PSEOL TKAITOBB.
THE subscriber hu Ju*t received alike Pekia Tea
Store, 70 Frank street, a very large end well de
lected flock of pen GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
CrcmNew York. ailofwbich baa beenreceivedinthU
country since lae first of February last- .consistingof .
allthe different grades frown in the Celestial Empire,
Onrsiock beingamongthelargestinthe.Weit,we are .
prepared to wholesale, oa better tarms than any other
boose in (be elty.. We invite retailgroeen to call and
' examine qnr Rock and price*. Iheycanhaveltpeck-.
edu»), ), ud i ft packages, S B) tin cannUtore, ar.by
half cheat#,' to suit their convenience. .
Oar retail price* wy for Oolong, Ettaek Tea* ftott '
Nlng Young Souchong, »;ettT
Congoso,'and English Breakfast SU, Yo anr llyson,
and Imperial, from 33 eta, to pet, lb.
rtaabeaaio. teqaeated to sendundget (ample*of.
©four Tens, and tiy them before puiehastsg.
mylOalAwS A. JAYNES, 70 Fonnh street.
GKO* W* SMITH * 00*i
TNFORM their friends aad'the public ihaUhsyhava
JL no longer any conaeetionvrun their lateestablish
men: tn Penn street, known as the Pittsburgh Brewer
nD oatira bailee** to the POINT
BREWERY. In Pir street I - tariffed ■rt
' O'A&DW A Bfi 8VO&B ■
m Of TRRPLANK ANDSAW, -
JCL in Foreign and Doateitte XUBDWdRE. in
all ita varieties, are now prepared to cell a* low and
on a* reasonable tennsaaean be pnrebased elsewhere, •
**e_Bolicrt cat friend*, and tho pablie generally, to
call andezamlne our stock, whion ctnuixt* in part of '
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES. •
BCIBBORS, SHEARS; RAZORS, Hcow TrimndnS
sacb a* locks, Latehes, i Hinge* and Screws, toretto
with every aruele tuaillykept In Hardware- ftorea, -
-We invite the attention or Carpenters and Mechanics -
generally to oar assortment of Teols,-whlch have been
selected with great care, and which we are determin
ed to scUsoui to give satisfaction, apfcdfowT -.
ILT 1 Tnasiaca or* va* Karma is not more repot •'
stve than a bad, pntrid breath, or dark, yellow disc**-
ed teeth. If persons bare thesei: i* thtur own fault—
they can, for two shillings, buy an article that will
make their breath pure asajsweet us'jks SfefcylAre ■
AreHo, . ' • ••• . t
It cures disease* of the Gums, spungy or ulcerated,
and forlhe Teeth it la unequalled, recurring the tartar,*
fastening the teeth' in the gums, and clean them as
white as the mow qflhs/rmwa North.
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones's Amber
Tooth Paste, and, without praising tt 'ourselves, hear
what one of our most respectable and scientihe Den
tists, Mr. E Field, of New Yora, says:.
“1 have both used and an sliced this beautiful and Im
palpable artlele. (Jones* Amber Tooth Paste,) and
can recommend ft as possessing alltheqoaJities claim
ed for it." Reader, we can gay no more Id convince,
only that if you tty this once yon will be well pleased.
it la put up in beautiful English China Pus,'for 2S
eenu. Sold by the Agent, Wfi. JACKSON,- ea.tihej>
ty street, Pittsburgh. • eagffcdAvfT ’
Ip- au. 0002. rmxrts are b (morally rtrned tear
the following are the actual qualities of a 3s. bottle of.
Joss's Coral Hair Restorative. If they doubt ear
word, : they eannet these highly retpecublo citirsns
who have tried iu— . .
ib . i
Mr. Geo. Becket, 41 Elm cl New York: * ?'
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle av, Brooklyn.
Mr. WnuTompkins;W King st, New York. • •
Mr. The*. Jaeksoa, Montoun Island, near Pittsburgh
H. E Cullen, late barber steamboat 8. America.': - -
And more than a band red others state, thooch'thia '
aosliufliee, that it wilt force the hair to grow on ths
head or face, stop it falling off, .strengthen the- roots,
removing scurf and dandruff from the roots, making
light! red, or gray hair, assama a fine dark looX>and
keeping dry, harsh or wiry hair moist, soft, clean and
beauwol, a very, very long time.
Sold by the Agent/ WM. JACKSON, 69 liberty ft,*
Pittsburgh. Price 37), 00 cents.'and one dollar; •
; aa&dAwT . • ' ■
HINU COMMON PRl^^^D
They are not aware how frightfully injurious '
: to the akin! 'how coane, how rough, how sal-.’
low, yellow, and unhealthy the skin ap- " .
• pears afternsingpreparedehalk! Be
sides.ills injarioas, containing a
large quantity of Lead 1 .
We .-bare prepared a betmifal vegetable article?
which we call JONES’. SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleeri
oos qaaliues; and it imparts to the sima'natural, beal
thy,: alabaster, clear, living white; at the some time
actirig as a cosmetic on the sldn,.making tt sofl'and
smooth.-* Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, fc3-Lib-:
erty it, Piitsborgh. Pne&23 cents. . ang7alAwT.
U7* bxvßtottsann Sua Hat
iaa Chemical Soap causes a tree perspiration, and a-u <
the same time molifies, softens, and whitens the skin ,•:
giving tt the texture arid beauty of an inlaw's.
Betravr, Sau Eheuis aan Sosas, are soon notonly -
<pealed, bat cured by its use, as ax ioast seven -P&yu
eians in New York know, who use ii in seeh csbos,
and find it unfailing—«s aiso in .
I’no’Lßs, BtnOTCHia, FncxLur, or any other akin dla •. i
ease. The reader is - assured that this ts-no *
puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove. leould ena
menu at least 80 persons cured of
' Sou Hrsn, Sou Lxess.no Sons Bxsao^—Bay it, ,
and use it, and the reader is again assured I woalq,
net'craellyeellit for the above unless I knew Uto bo.. .
all -Those who are liable to ~ .
Gasrto, Cusnun, c* Cnsrss Fmaa, will And this a
care. .* Anyonealffieied with any of the above, or sun-
Uar diseases, 'will find this all and even more {admira- ,
bio in its properties) than Is&te. * 1
Bat, reader, the stores ore flooded with imitilions, ”
ted bis sue yoa ask for JONES'S Italian Chemical' '**
Soap. Sold liy WM. JACKSON, 83 Liberty street, '
Pittsborgh. .aagfbdtewT " J r
- Property la Allegheny City for Sale* ;
THE subscribers offer for safe a number of ehoica
Lout, situate in the Second Ward, fronting OB tha
tawnmon ground,on easy terms, inquire ot.
7 W.tnaROBINSON,AOTkILaw,StC3»Itc .
or of JAS ROBINSON, on thapremisaa:
myl7:d*wtfT
Closing Ontgaia ofßlMkita* Flannels.
THE FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
intending to reliuquiih their retail' trade on Mar
ket street, now offer loeir largo and splendid stock of
Blankets and Flannels, at pneea heretofore unknown
in this city, ax the 'IILANKEff DEPOT,
'■ jamMw • . -No 00 Market at •
CUEES&— £08 bxs WB, in atore and lor sale by
janll atWHARBACGI!
W' INDOW bx*, ass’d, for sale by.
Janll ■ SAWHARBAUQII
BULK PORK—SOOO lbs recM per Caleb Cope, for
aaJeby Janil BAWHABBAUQH
COLORED COTTOft VELVETS.—Mazarine
light blue, scarlet, maroon, garnet, brown, green '
and block Cotton Velvets: an assortment always kept -
by jania . W R MURPHY; •
ijl/LSDOW GLASS—sw boxes, ail’d sites, m siore. .]
VV and for sale by BREYFOGLE A CLARKE, '
* JaolU ■ 108 Second street ■"
URNlPS—eobnforsiiTeby “, ,
junto ■ BREYFOGLE A. CLARKE .
WINDOW BASH—Assorted sizes, in store and to* '
sale by jaalO BREYFOGLE A CLARKE *“
ri tANNED HUG SKINS—« doz ree’d and for aalo by
X janl,. : •BAWHARBAUGH
OFFER—I6O bags Mime Kio, arriving and for sale
by noTd WAMMITCHELTRER
I?RE3H TEAS—imperial, Gunpowder and;Yoon
• llyion Teas, of superior quality, in hf chests, 1
and 6 pound bxs, just rec’d and/or sale by
novB WAMMITCHELTREB
SUGAR— 94 hhds from new crop landing from ..the •.
steamer Brilliant, and forsale by .... (
janl JAMES A. HUTCHISON * COY ,
MOLASSES— 30 bbls Plantation new crop,'laa
ing from steamer Uarahorg for aalo by < .
)inil JAMES A. HUTCtHSON A CO.
CvreeN aomonUo and Pippin •
r Apples, a prune article,in store and for sale br .•*
jon4 RHEY,MATTHEWS A Ct>.-
1 FALLOW—25bbls pure Tallow, instore and foi
. silo by RUBY, MATTHEWS A CO.
jani : ■•’
bales Cotton for aalo by
janl . RHEY, MATTHEWS A CO.
BLUE a ORANGE PRINTS—4 cases new atyiea.!
and bright colon, opened by
dc3t tf HACKLETT A WHITS -
C^aSalhlEßES— a eases .Fancy and Wool Dfi
j Black, opened and for sale by ■ '; 1
deal. SHACKLETT A WHITS
/"'UIEE3E—<OO boxes prime W. &~ for aalo by
Vj j*n7 WABMeCUrCHfION
BUTTER— S bbls Roll, ree’d and for aalo by
jaa7 *W ARMcOUTCHEON
INBEED OlL—la bbls instore and for sals by :
J jan7__ ROBISON, LITTLE ACO <
«RESU ROLL BUTTEB-400 lbs just recM and for ’
■ sale .by jan7 . RUBISON,LHTLE A’CO"
I)UCK WHEAT FLOUtt-aew Ibo, in bbis and bags,
Xj ree’d and for sale by-'. •
, Jaa7- ROBISON, LITTLE AOO y
JVif ACKEREL—CO bbls No 3 Large; Bqr bbls No 1;
IYJL JO ** No Ain store and for sale byr
jan7 : ROBISON, LITTLE ACO _
PIG LEAD—I9OO pigs Soft UsleruiTin store and tor
_jsale by jan? RHEY, MATIMEWaACO
"D ROOMS—liw doz Com, in store and forsale by
Jj|«n7 RHEY, MATTHEWS ACO .
kegi _ prime’*olid, iii'*lore and for sale;
J>by jan? RHEY.AIATTHEWS ACO-
I A HD—is kegs and 20 bbls No 1, In store and fori
AJ saJe by jan? , RHEY, MATTHEWS AGO
OQUA3KS ADAM’S SUP. PEAKLABU-lQstoi
and for sale by a : J, AIL FLOYD,
*_ Jan 3 <-t - Round Church Building.
Evening dresses-a. a. masos a oo,eo *ur
ket street, wilt this day open another large in
voice of those French Embroidered Evening Dresses,;
a very desirable article for Parties, Soirees, Ae. '
- janil - • '• • ■ . '
janio’ . ; Canal Basin, Penneuugt-
E’ Extra Famiiy, for sale by ' . v
jtnlo_ STUART AttlLL,_UB_Woqdst_ «
Common, ou hand and for silo by /
V/ janlo A CULBERTSON, W libcriy el ‘ i
A'nrifcjt—?ali~a new'OlucrEaiTes, iait rec’d ai3 • -
foj2*aleby__ janlO . Jk CULBERTSON 7 t
ieH~lba primn'Kyllast ree’d and fox: * .«
sale by ; . • JanlO : ACULBERTBQN
Lf.a u—7S bdls Bar, m store and for sale br . -
janlO A CULBERTSON. 149 Liberty at f.
llrtE BeaNs—4l>bu forlfleTy -v
janlO WM H JOHNSTON
PTEEiiN APPLES—93 bbls ree’d and for saJehy _
IT JaalO ' ■ • .WMil JOHNSTON •
I TRIED P.EACHE3 A APPLES-Ht-amre and IS .
)’«Sebr ' iirelO “ ffHHJOHNSTON
ibsin store and tor«*Je by -
A? JaalO - BTUARTAMLL;- ’
B _ EAVER BUCKETS—2O doxfor »ale BT - ___
janlO. BREYFOGLE ACLARKE
OABLLBB- HTMolasses, ffor ttlavery low, to efos* _•
OU eonsigurngnt by : J. B.DILWORTH A CO. -.
janl • : •
LACKISGIdSH CRAPE, W O* , :
toaad at the Dry GOods Hoosapf ,
jaall • NEcomrr Fourth aadMsrketmfJ:-;.'