-MMTliißUßGailv?.l6 -16, 4. -...attiliff*AßD OF mow. OCINSIVI&I Nit SISOAXT. 111411isialloW:Z. J. Illigbase--Jobia W- rrinurrose&—Tiss Fissions, Aio. V." V. for Ws WAMI": 'Fortis cri•sis disesiel lisit4g. it IribllNPe M an Audi'dumb et sews at the 1 east tibit: The papilla we filled with "wards l J 44,104i1," bst netbiag trestebarmant then s our- A •or or Map are to be found io it before, so comma, at Late 'batboy areleolorti up s' "nothing sew." In Pittsburgh we don't bear vetia 'thicken lien to eistarb tbs 4111112 Pa of Abe ei- 3116Pdr wit doors of Allegheny are filling their 1 banal Lin very economical manner. Instead of is m& eis %beaky, as is stseal, they go up the rirrr kft 00111114 Ona when they come to a very large and Ir. *Alb 114 it a steering oar at one end, and Ole it to ths ice houses ea the bank of the , d el WiliPirmeerr were wont to do a keel boat . This trtiagdi t econotnicalinethoi, butt is attended with autopilot and may result fatally-tn some of in pro. Ilettes...Thonur M• Marshall, Esq., and Dr Elder *Akron the Allegheny Mai Slavery Society, at 7 loeirahis ensuing, (Thursday) the 15th, in the • • - Ark, Allegheny city. NOTIOE..—The members of the different lies nf this 0 .ef O. F., of Fittsburgh and vicin ng tre reippeetthEy solicited toattend a general meeti their Hall on Friday evening, the 16th at 7 dicing', P. U., for the purpose of calcine in consideration Ow proeriety of establishing en Odd 13w Lifwatf. , JOHN B. DAVIS, No. 9, • . S. PERKINS. " 24, WACKOFEN, " 45, WM. BURGHER , Committee. iirts4e . jrThe Gera*is Democratic Central Committee jortwoembdanee for Allegheny county will meet on evening, at 8 o'clock. at the house of D. taisen. JOS HERMAN, Pres't. To the Public. rat false And infamous that intended to be east ttpun ate, by a card rirat appeared in the ling Post stet the,:th inst., requires a statement t maw explain the motives of this persons engaged ...__ . tes pecsaoution. he:chine that 1 will-Dot pay the prices for work deo, mad ktsown to be so by those who rwese it. It Adept to every body inland eat of the *nide, that value of ',Nor aepernis ,so it great extent, UT, the .ner in which it is performed, and the quality of the suial worked open. Good.workruen on good cloth emend receive corresponding wages: but where rior workmen are employed on cheap cloths, that eighth, or no profit, it is unreasonable and absurd t ip . oct employers to pay exorbitant prices for mak- 1 otters#lartiches on which dote realize is vecy trifling ,I fit. 4%0 pore men employed on this kind of work, theystiel objects of these persons, wilt; aided by di-be riiral establishreents, are attempti-g to injure .. hasitteoi of the "Three Big Doors." . if they yd get work at othet shops for the men they are now 1 al too:Motor coerce out of my employ, their con- i lemixlss , ontappee: so censurable; but ttli3 they cat or mill mad , . They care not if their victims.shatedl rve—sall they care fur is to ern:our:ass mein getting 1 goddirmanufactored, site; that they•force a their Measures %,l bythw,lt'Ages , T can f.jarlesey assert abet the pri pidiermeotro ha ter and more deleanutgeciiii to , epetigrees than ,'nose of any .elre-si bilarattablish• •ritinifilatipity. Listead of f..roine th et a •who le w r uro rk I eriet-ta meekest orders on which th ey :e.t. .r... via **roll. / pay for -all labor in cash. sell ' the sad utogeo -of such payments are tut well known to witmeta to requite explanation. Ileac alt' .curl. • taie have no complaints to make; they know that 1 :ta them e mployment. OA bet er terms than they can t at any other elem. and they •semed wiliingly coll ate, but fur the eff ,rts of squads or idle persons who low them on the streets and make them return tit.. :ark front Which they expected to rehire the means of pportior themselves and families If the persons who are engaged in this disreputable :alpiracy think that they c.ax injure ma in my bitsi as bytlesconrse they are panting they ore-very much - Waken: Large es my stock of goods is, I can have . eft manufactured by good workmen who are -too in spendent to_ become the tools of enviona dealers in aid dothis,'' who are unable to compete with the bree Big Doors; and to preserve their independence icy think it is better fur them to work for those who tosiee thenagood wages and prompt iniy, is who it a matoatsi Ite few who are trying to farce poor ton out yment with the hope that by sodoing ley cats .' . establishment that has given more :ork to journeymen, and at better prices, than It the slop shops that era nowtrying to annoy form my it. tln closing this crud, it may be proper to in iendiend the public at large, thatevery article in the lothing line is outland and can be made to order at the tautest notice and inn ha wow fashionable style at hereTtuse Big Doors. " Thu gr and ex ellenceofwty stock of cloths will enable me to please .11thstei This public are respectfully invited to call sod *kaoline for themselves. JOHN M'CLOSKEY, ' Three Big Doors, Liberty street. TO THE JOURNEYMEN TATES. RS TAILO OF THi -- UNITED S TT%VINO obserred, in some of the newspapers of ILJLthis city, ao a dvertisement. for 200 Journeymen Tallors.in this city, where they would get constant em piCat. and escahre cash in payment. Society have thought it proper (having the walfarso of the wide at heart) to experts this base move otent.lry stating through the public journals that the Journeymen of' this city, are at present on a strike goes ilus attempt being made by this and other indi ali to reduce their wars; and all Journeymen are hake* iiiudersed against cosuing to this city with the earetatlou of gettiog employment from this I.OV SR 07 stahstom, who bas thew pla ce, out such an inducement for them_ le cOrrie to th as he has enressed his ilkweildsktiOplis SOT to PAT the Bill. ' t ... k 4.. Q. W EARTS, president. ...0211ageli.c.....LINZ, Secretary. _ Mat 01 ______—..—__ FOUND, Olt irroat et. near Warden and Nicholson's shot liatnOgyifierneon, s silk Purse, containing a small a• initvantat asone-y. which theowner can pay i ng f in eril:ing at thholline. atantibingrooney, and paying fin this ad eruthellald• 440. H. tIEASTINGS , .4•lllntr AWL City Regulate r. rAFFIGE in the aDieeengahela House,' in the 36.47 zip= ecolleied by the Preeeeuting Attorney, H. C. ilLaerbeed & J. G. Reed, Ens.--entre ace on fintiAlfteid street. feb. 13. NAIISN--A.a active lsul, sor 16 years of age, V T byTED (ja5a2....5) F L SNOW DEN. I)issetatiou. MIRE Ponnership, under the fi rm of Shahle & IditadvelL is this day dissolved. D. B. SINESLIL Wi1i0416211101119 SKIM Boat Agency and Comovission aesis .wed is almtifeethorised to collect and mole the debts of said firm. J). 8. SHEBLE. Feb 1.1E44. Waf4r rt» W o od . HE sobearibers jost relbeiregtx few boxes of Ryles sad Tow* Bran Teas. t ‘um rjor (ra h_ •T' • REINHART &ST WWI, 140 Liberty street. UFF ALO TONG ITES.--Received by Little Ben 10 beiges Bail° Tot Wolf ilk sidne, direct A. BEELF.rI. • sisnsintansic , --- - Doha D. ilex* ; • tteiroorto Ist 41. stesholtemboo Agent and commusios . AUCTIONEER AND COIRMISSION WIERCIVT,, Censer Of Weodssiddrate., Pittsburgh., Sere/wit i TS ready toreceitlaimtbSolizerof every slisceilldeo Wider Street, near Wood. -t 1. space .asionsbliir, tor public er privets lode, end ' 1 " .1 from lens asisedsmobt.eise Above business, bus" bineselibbet be will be alga e° wisest:tire eatie6l# oll, can. to all aims reoyfavor ldrossisb their pa i Regehlr sales 021 VONIII7II and Taystloart,of Dn . Goods and fancy articles, stile o'clock, A. M. Of Groceries, Pittsburgblnanufactoredartsc' les,new and second hand furniture, dcc., at 2 O'clOck.f • M. Sales every evening,at early gas light. ang.l2-y 4 'NAT WASIS IS rt cluatvia. ARRIVED. lietwog. Po., Wheelies, Arcade. Bennet, liwelierl *Alpo, Jambe. Cie. DEPARTIII. Arealejlesnet, ta r boats marked this r 3 are provide d with Draw' Slaty alma, to remit the Explosion orate= Boilers. TOR MISTY, Tr/waters should select Boats provided with Evens Safety Guardsfor revisiting Explosion of S'teete Boslers IT would be well for the traveling community to bear in mind that their security dependeemirely upon their own encouragement of boats that have or may be at the expense of procuring the above appara tus. And that every individual making such selec tions is contributing towards a general introduction at an invention admitted by all men who understand tie principles of the Steam Eneine, to be . a sure preve na tive against those drealfuledisasters. Yhav e r tainly, in the beadreds of explosious that have already taken pleat, their almost doily occurrence,and thi• thousands of lives that have already been lost, ,a suffi cient warning, end inducement to make inquiry it for a Safety guard Boat, and in every case to give the preference. They have went to an a dditional expense that your lives maybe secure. Ought you not therefore to meet them with a corresponding degree of liberality. and by your preference show that you appreciate their laudable endeavors to step this awful sacrifice et hu man life. They do net charge more than other boats; their accommodations in other respects are equal, and 1 in many cases superior; and as there is one leaving Pittsburgh every day, why will you run any risk, when 1, it is so completely in your awn power to avoid these dig- asters. All boats marked thus [ l ' 3 in the List of Arrivals and Departures, in another part acids paper, axe supplied with the Safety Guard. List of Boats provided with the Safety Girad. ALPS, LADY OF LYONS, .AGNES LEXINGTON, AMARA , NTH, LANCET. MENTOR, ADELAIDE, ASHLAND,MINSTREL. MARIETTA, BOSTON. BRILLIANT, MICHIGAN, BRUNETTE, MARQUETTE, BREAKWATER, MAJESTIC, BRIDGEWATER, MISKISG LW VAL . Y CADDO. MISSOURI MAIL, CHARLESTON, MUNGO PARK, CICERO. MESSENGER, CANTON, MONTGOMER 3'. CUTTER, NORTH BEND. CECELIA, NEPTUNE, CASPIAN, NARAGANSETT, CLIPPER. NIAGARA, COLUMBUS. OSPREY, CLEVELAND. ORPHAN BOY, COLUMBIANA, 011 10 MAIL, :CORSAIR. OHIO. LP. TYQ UESNE. ORLEANS', DUKE of ORLEANS, OLIVE BRANCH. ECLIPSE, PENELOPE, EMMA, PANAMA, EDWIN HICKMAN, Q UE E N of the SOUTH. Eq. DORADO, ROWENA, F; VELINE, RARITAN, EXPRESS MAIL. SARAH ANN, 'FORMOSA, SARATOGA. FORT PITT, SAVANNA. GALENA. ST. CHARLES, GEN'L BROOK, ST. Lows, GALLANT, TALLEYRAND, IDA, TOBACCO P.IvANT, Es.:DIAN QUEEN. VICTRESS. ILLINOIS, VALLEY FORGE, J. H. BILLS. VIOLA. WES r WIND. JEWESS, JAM ESROSS, WINO AND WING, UPORTVAT TO EVERYBODY VarSll ARRIVAL ATTHE • TIMM?, MU DOORS! A RARE CHANCE FOR RETAIL Gaocetts! 1 Tr lIE sulisciiber will sell the balance of the stock 1 of Groceries, and also site fixtures a a retail 'proprietor rarthis well known and highly' fa Grocery Store at a low ratm to any person who wishes T HE P establiAnnem takes great pleasure in in- to engage in the Nosiness this is a Inverable (minimal forming his (needs and the public at large that he has tv. In the stack is embraced alot of superior Rio Cof Jost teceived the most • fee, which is lower than it can he purchased eastward. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS 3 R. MURPHY, Exe'r, Liberty, foot of sth street. Thathas ever been purchased in the eastern markets. l, 2 1 _____ - __________------------ 2 --- ----.' " 11"1. _ It is impossible for him to describe the QUANTITY, 1 - , EAR. SKINS, well dressed and fall haired, a QUALITY and VARIETY ef kis stock but he hi- I) suitable article for travellers' trunks. &e., for rites all who wish Li purchase clothing of any clescrip- , A. BEELEN • sale by blishment, as it is the only rdace ra ,„ l - i linotnhetcjwcaelsltawt hh.t7meBAtaLL T ASTES MAY BE SUIT- -------- ED. at the most PRVIORRI)Ie prices. flit assortment 0 A 1.T.-340313b1s Nu 1 Salt, ;or sale by of Winter, Spring, and Summer Goods 4,7 323. 3AMES 'M AY. CANNOT DE EQUALLED. P. Walderriloot and Shoe Maker. HO r.-od on 2d et. between Weod and Wtect S nithfieht, for many years. has removed All of which can he manufactured into clothing to or- back from Allegheny to the house lately cecepi der, and made in as good style, and as tastily and faith- 1 3 . 3 _ 0 .. ionably designed as at any other establishMent ea oyChsrles L Voltz, on Wood street. betwe ofeshoes IN THE UNITED STATES. n 2d sadist streutA,PiLuburgh. K .41 , ps all kinds —_— ---------------- IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT HIS PRICES, andbaits. an I Aline findings of the best quality, all of wER THAN ANY OTH- which he will sell at low, prices to his old customers,TA DO. AriEL 0 t and all oth , ni who may favor him with a call A NEW 4 . story Brick Ware Hot se between Wood ER HOUSE IN THE CITY, I jaallb-lre A. and Smithfield -texts. Possession Von imme- And at no place west of the mountains can purchasers • _ --------------------- ditllel7- find such a variety of goods from which to select as at t CROP 0E11043. ALSO. A TWO story frame House on Ist betvieen Wood - and Smithfield streets, adjoining the warirhouse of Messrs Robertson Sc Ropperus. P ..osse ss sway toion given on •• --. In addition to his unrivalled stack of clothing, e has a magnificent assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, &c, &c. The motto of the "Three Big, Doors" is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS: And in following not this system hn feels con fident that customers and himself ARE MUTUALLY BENEFITED. HZ WOULD II VITL THE MAN OF FASHION, THE PROF ES SIONAL GEVTLEMAN, THE MER CHANT, FARMER, MECHANIC AND WORKINGMAN To call and es.amitte for themselves et TUN Tlllllllll BIG sooas, No. 151. Liberty street, AND THEY MUST DE SATISFIED. • -OBSERVE METAL PLATE IN THE PAVEMENT.dp JOHN M'CLOSKEY. HHDS. N. O. SUGAR, just received, and lot axle by 3. G. do A. GORDON. 092.7 ft Bit LS. D/ 1 CASTOR 017... in store and for Lk" sale at tint drag store of JON. KIDD, fob 14 No 80, corner of 4tit and Wood sta. . 1 MOCKING AND CANARY BIRIYSAVAVICTIO N. T DAVIS' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner rf ClWood and stb streets, this day, Thursday, Feb eau,' 15th, at 2 o'clock, P. I),L, will be a.dd without eme•rve, 1 Iti.)cking lliri a-d Cage, 1 Canary Bird " fel) 15 FURNITURE AT AUCTION AT Davis' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of Wood and sth streets, this day, Thursday, Feb ruary 15th, at :2 o'clock, P. M., without reserve;, the houccehold and kitchen FURNITURE of s family Ivisv mg the city, arming which are Card, Dining. Breakfast and Kitchen Tables; Wash Stanch+. Chaim and Bureaus; Ingrain and Rag Carpeting; A lot of Kitchnn Furniture; 2 Franklin stoves. Brass Chick, M ,eking Dit d and Cage, Canary A- A. A. ALSO, J. D. DAVIS, Auctioneer._ THREE BIG DOORS 1 Iron Chest frh 15 MACHINE TOOLS—AT AUCTION. WILL Le sold, at the Commercial Auction RIOOMS, corner of Wood and sth streets. this afternoon, (Thursday) at 2 o'clock, one very superior Turning Engine, or Slade. Lithe, ams will tura a shaft 8 feet long. and is fitted with Screw and Gears so as to cut nny desirable nu nber of threats to the inc v h e . with a Shaft. rallies and Hangers v. retitle. One ry supe rior Lathe, midi Shaft. l'ullies and Hangers to operate it, complete Belts. fec. A lot of Wooden Hand Screws. One Dial, or In dex. for a Dividing or Cutting Engine, to cut Gears. the best ever brought aver the mountains. The above were made In tom of the hest workmen from Lowell, in Massachusetts. for his own use, and heing under the necessity of r turning to the Fast, the Trails are consogstesily 4ered fr,r ask. and offers a rare chance for a Me ulaictiwer of Cotton. Wool or Silk I to purchase n set of Tools that will enable him to do his own repairs. JOHN Terms C' D. par funds. . DAVIS. Auctioneer. feb 15 FIRE PROOF CHESTS AT AUCTION. T Davis' r. ...tunntercial Auction Rootivi, etirner of AWM d and 5111 Ftre‘ ts "n Thursday, to-morow, February 15 h, at 2 o'clock P. M., will'he sold with out reserve, fur cosh, par rum's, 1 Fire Proof Safe. fel, 14. J. D. DAVIS, Auctr. --- AUCTION SALES OF DRY GOODS. T D ,vis' Cora nt•rci ti Aoction Rooms, corner of A_ Wooil moil s:h awems. on Tliarsility next, igloo- ary 15, at 1.0 o'clock A_ Ni.. will be .01a without re ..cr‘to, a large lot of DRY GOODS 'mit able for tbe pro se it widappr 'aching, Vieft.OTlA, among which are actin'. C isginetta and Ca+simere-4 Alpaecna, Me ;nos, Ca i lima, Ma-ilins. Sten envibeicana,Flannolx,Gingbams, •.:1 - is.ckg, n largo lot of Tirti4ding and Batting. At 2 o'clock P M., FURNITIJRF., viz: florimag. Beil-ti acl4 Table t , Chair.. 1 Meal Boiler. Stoves and ti. Siolitea. JOIIN D. DAVIS, Aaer. Wanted. FARM. within 12 miles of the city, enrreviaine about 100 acres. moderately improved, and for $lOOO will be paid. Apply tit the Real Esote zency of BLAKELY & MITCIIEL. IWIT TREES, SIIIIUBBE.. L desirous of procuring fruit, ornamental and Ekbutit reel, and shrubbery, from an' respert. 'ully requested to leave their or rs with the subscri. wr as soon as passible. F L SNOWDEN, No 134 Liberty, head of %Votici st. FPeemales Vire Brick for Sale. 'I USTreceived, 5000 Freeman's est Fi Brick. fiffl which will hereafter be kept consbtantly re on hand Ind sold low fur cash, by BIB.MING HAM & Co. st may 27 Ni. 60 Water 911 BALES CUBA LEAF TOBACCO, thin du: receiwtl, atd tor sale G. & A. GORDON, 12 Water .trert. FOR SALE CHEAP. Two New and First Itatn Steam Engines. ONE is 20 horse power, JO inch tulet, and 4 1.44 stiolte, Wilt be sold with er without boilers. The other engine i 41.2 horse perwer,74 inch cylinder , 3 foot stroke, one boiler about 43 feet long. 30 •iriches in ilianietei • The:e rog i,,es are m ole o f t h e hest ma terinls and in the most imbitnntiol manner, and will be sold on accommodating terms. They ran be seen tLI the warehouse of the subscriber lit any time PE DEVINE . StateAL;ne. 0:c k\IS tp >/7 o'oScS.Vii 7 y rill HE snbecriber has just received his annual supply .1. of Landreth's Garden Seeds, consisting in part of the following kindo—all of the last year's crop, and -:____________----------_ warranted gentrior: • , lart IIF I.' AL() 'ROBES.. -Received by Oicesro,a t,- A aparagru, Egg Plant, Parsnip, Duets, Beans, Leek. Lettoce,_ Badive, Kele, prhpkin, Pens, Pepper, Broccoli, Radish.. Borecole, Wats... Mellon, Rhubarb. , Cabbage. Musk 4/ Salsafy. Carrot, Nasturtium, Cauliflower, Bnineolt. • Squash, Celery Olcr% : ..1-P and fell supply of all sixes of Robes. Apply to 1 _ n__----------S-tf A. BEELEN. TO OWNERS OF TOWN LOTS la East Liverpool, Ohio. 'VHF, undersigned will attend to the payment of 1 1 Taxes. and to the redemption of Lots sold for taxes in the above place. Persons desirous that I should attend to the Strove for thew, will forward to Tomatoes', Corled'eress, Onion, see the numbers of their Lou. asa suSciont funds to 1 Turnip. - encumber . , Parsleis psis the stew, county and corporation tax. annually in Corn, Mustard, (white and brown) slac. ad:sneak JOHN S. BLAKELY, al. East Liverpool. Sze. &e. Together with a variety of pot gild sweet herbs and -- flower seeds. • TEST RECEIVED wafer sale as -• • • • EMPOrders for seeds. shrtibs, trees &e, from gar- t 3 7 lahas beams deen and ethers will be r eceived sea promptly at , 10 786 03 4 4 rs waged to. *AS tose lathe stored /mob Poiotor&Co. . Z. No 184 L r iborty l6 B,l4B•4lorDEWN:kri Csn oirstir : 3 IIIIOORREAD &CO i, - C: HEAT AND - I" RORY ABLR PROPERTY- ; Fur sale, ia therheridetune tillage o f Fl or e n ce, Washington enuinty,2s miles front IPittsbargh, on which6o ts tweeted a good drarnio %tile*, iir which the 'owner lives, and anotbernew frame iniioni, lastly finished, a stable. a hurt and ewe:client ganitst, with gra fruit— peaches, plums, apple silent., &c. A good well at the door., awl wither Walls a ichoice ;coal pit, open and constant sale for all the coal that two bands cast dig. This property will he sold very cheap for all at or H part. cash and pa credit. For towns please apply er rt ds's Agency and Intelligence OffiCe, No 9,5 th st. jan 31 Par Sala, T the Real Estate Arne* of BLAKELY & AMITCHEL, Penn street (sth ward) and Smithfield, near sth street. , Also. a house and lot on 7th Street, near the new Court House. Also, a farm in floss township, eontaintng 114 D. D VVI 3, uctioneer acres. Also, 2 acres of land, adjoining the town of Hano ver, Ohio. Also, a farm in Columbiana county, Ohio, contain ing 144 acres. Also, a lot of ground on sth sweet, 30 feet front by 130 feet deep. Also, a lot of ground in the Itioreve Tree, appose!. Pittsburgh, 90 feet front by 22t deep., on white is erected a neat Cottage House,>i outlay of shrebliery. fruit trees, grape vines, itc, have been lately planted .on the lat Also, six. atresef land, adjetufmg ebe sown of East Liverpool. on wbach i•ereeterlii rope walk, ire. Also,* house,lumi lot on Prospect street: beautifully situated (voald be exchanged for a farm within 20 miles of the city). Apply us d3II BLAKELY & MITCHEL. FOR SALE. fI'IHE ONE HALF part of Abe three story Brick House and Jot situate in Market street, at present occupied by Thomas Campbell. and Co., as a Dry Goode store The title to this proper ty is unquestionable, and will, be sold reasonable.— jan 4 Apply to BLAKELY & MITCHELL. ---_---__ Building Lots in Birmingham. 13 LOTS, suitable for building most eligibly sit uated, and within two rtes' walk of the steals ferry boar landing, will, r. i ad at prices to suii the times. The terms of melee-- will be made easy. either for eash.or such bartecas mu be made available. Apply to the subscribers in Birmingham, or Mr. P. Peterson, No. 4, Ferry street, Pittsburgh. june 1. JAS. PATTERSON, jr. Foe Sale.- 2 FIFTY ACRE LOTS, situate in Rots township, Allegheny county, within 4 miles of the city of Allegheny, part cleated land and part woodland, and under good fence. It weld be divided into small lots, if wivhed. Apply to BLAKELY R & MITCHEL, eal Estate Agents. 0, rty, du Seas* fir Sale. pe,rri HE subscriber *fors fur sale ate Tavern Mir Stand, situate in Minerstalle, Pitt Two .hip, about one mile from the city. The House is a large two story frame, well calcula ted fur a T s vernStand„ armtprovided with ali the ne cessary a ccommodations foe such apurpcse. Hewill also sell with the house the unexpired lease of the lot, being as years from the Ist of April nest. Persons wishing to purchase can dew on advantageous terms. Ev:wive of the subscribcr near thepremises. S. f 8 —1 wd WM. JENKIN To Lei. T E A HRE story brick house, situate on Wy -11 lie street, near the Neu Court House.— t it...n., it it largo , Itop• room, Aholved Ril_ fitted for • I vo •:ery stern. 1110 CIWI•111111 can-i:46. Of live roams and a rtrrat. it will be ret.tea 1•41.. to A 1... 41 tenant. 19-6 t r.I . IIUCK 4IIIiNN. TpArbta ttaatl For Rost. tVILF I Ul } 7 ' i r 't e. l l 1. 14 : ri d . N I It :t t it r d re '3 l 1 ; 'I i „n the I n ( fr lor rent, togeth , r with the irnprirements, con ,i-tting of a Largo house containing ten ro: in-. excellent altar at the door. stabling. sheds, &a, formerly occu pied n• a tavortg thore i. UM the land (which is under excellent fence's large bank ham, with stabling fbr 12 horses. an orchard of hearing apple trees, garden. &c, Ste. Mere land for pastureuould be had if required. Appl at the Real Estate Agency of 1 • 131,AICLIN & 1841. 1 tCHEL. • Sinithfield and •Penn *treats. EXCELLENT OFFICES TO LET. A N excellent office for one nr more lawyers, tiny he had by immediate application toEGoLT & Fes- TEA, Real Estate Agents, next aunt' to Pdit Office. One or more rooms—poese‘sion given an Aptil jan 24. Ta Let. V n E g ß i 1 1 , o n F convenientrontwo near Fury story fm tn e dwel- A. y street. A two story brick F duell n ing hoube se on Ferry itreet. A small frame home, oront, low Ferry st. A very convenient brick tier"lliog. With stable and rnrriege house, situate on Penn mreet, in the Fifth wend, formerly occupied by Dr Gladden. At.so—Two dwelling liou4es in Allegheny ity. j 23. Apnly JAMES MAY. To Let. M COMFORTABLE. well finished, new . brick dwelling hon4e, pleasantly eititnted cm t;,na Lane. Itmill be red on reasnnable tents Inquire ot , SOH nte N lir CLOSKEt, jai, 19—tf Three Big Doors Liberty street. TO LET. aA TWO STORY brick house, suitable for a .tl. dwelling and Grocery, situate on the cornet uf Flatland Union streets. Possession given immedi fttely. Enquire of oil For Rant. • trk.T tetobrckbuibri:;.s Thiratieet,2peatuga,,n Seeley. ALSO, ten acres of ground on PrarpectHill,near the c i t y„ on which is a Dwelling Hons., S t able,Orchard, &c. Possession given lat April next. Aplyte JOHN D. DAVIS, cranes. di' Wood& Fifth ats. the let day of April next: . For termsapply '3IRMINGH AM & , CO.. No. 60 Water street. Prosh Family Flour. THE subscribers deep constantly en band. at the Old Pittsburgh Flour SWIM Mill, cernar of Re• doubt alley and Water streets, Fresh Family Peer, a superior article. Also, bran and chopped stuffs of all binds, which they will eel in qaantities to suit purcha sers. 0. 0. EVANS & CO. jan 11-1 m ' _ • airimmum r4ntiCasnAl sOax Mink /he eke trithsperhcam of MERCHANDIZE AND 'PRODUCE NKTIIINAN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, PITT& BURGH AND BALTIMORE, AND NEW YORK AND BOSTON. 11. D 111111,1201, RESPECTFULLY idfornashisfaiends and shippers generally, that he has changed the name of his Transportation Line, Item the UnitedStatestrortable Boat Line. to the American Poriableßoat Lint. This line is composed of twenty-five new Four Ste tion Portable Boats, ONO of which Will depart from Pittsburgh. Philadelphia end -Baltimore. The superiority and advantages of the Portable Boat over every other mode bf transportation are too well known sto ahippeirs githerally att rawre ommeaM . suffice itto say, that thedetention, less, - separation anti damage to Goods, invariably ittemiling three than.' shipments between Pittsburgh wad Philadelphia, ire by the Portable Boats most effectually removed To gyve undoubted 'scarily to owners and,shippers, all goods and produce shipped by'this line Will be in sured in a resporosthle office in Philadelphia, without any additional charge •to dtaiownerti. Metchandise shipped by this hoe is any of the east- ern cities. and consigned to H Devine, will be forward. al immediately on arrival atrittsbargh to any part of' the wed, free of commissions. H. Devine will receive produce consigned to him, pay steamboat freight and charges, and forward the, same to any of the eastern cities, and charge no com missions for storage, advancing or forwarding. Any communication* or goats directed to the care of the undersigned Agents will be promptly attended to. H DEVINE, Canal Basin, Liberty street, Pittsburgh. BUZBY & BROTHER, 'l5 Market street, below Tenth, SU Philadelphia. GIESE & N, Conarocree street Wharf. Baltimore. B A FA HNESTOCK & CO, 100 Front street. New York. RICE & WILLIANIS, No 3. Chatham street, Boston. C. Aa leadllillLTT'S UNITED ,TATES PORTABLE BOAT LINE For the t ransportation of N . erchandfieto sad from PITTSBURGH, BALTIMORE, i'IIILADEL PHU, NEW YORK AND BOiTON. THE success this line has met with, since " fit Mai first established on t he'lndividualteterprise system, has indecod the proprietors to Increase the number of Boats during the winter to tweaty4re, one of which will leave Pittsburgh, Philadelphia arol Bal timore every day (except Sunday") during thasseson. and make the trip tbroughin six days. The wsperiority and advantages ot the Portable Boat System overevery other mode of transportation (when canals intersect with rail roads) are too well known to 'hippo's by this route generally to require any ow • mem.. Shippers can rely onitiviorde fi r :reduce, merchan dise, or goods of Soy kind that may be contrived to the Agents of thiaina, fortoirded With &pita and at the very lo west rate of freight charged by Other Lines, without any additional charge made for receiv ing or advancing charges, dts All c ommunications to the following Agents will be promptly attended tu: CHARLES A. Mc TY ANUL, At the Depot, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. ROSE & MERRILL, 53, Smith's Wiiif. near Trott at. Baltimore. THOMAS BORBIDGE, jan3l-ly 272. Market street. W= 1 8 STAN DA RT, INGRAHA M & CO.. war di n g an d admunissiira 1111eichants, CI.STZLAND, OHIO. , A GENTS for the Merchants' Transportation Cone. il. pang composed of the Merchants' L ll ine, Erie Canal; Wnehisigtoc, bine. Hunter. PahnerviCo.'s Line of Steamboats and vessels on the lakes. Cleve land Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. Proprie tor's ofthe Merchants, Line, Ohio Canal. TlfFElt TO Wilkie & Ensworth, No. 9, Coentios Slip, N. Y. R. Hunter &. Co. Albany - Otis Chaff, Boston. Hunter, Palmer & CO., Buffalo, M. T. Williams & Dow, Hon. John M. Allen, Cleveland. Charles M. Giddings, " l J. S. Dickey, Beaver. Birmingham & Co., Pittsborgli. ap 1 1843—1 v. Savor amsA, *arra Paollst nieMITHE canal packet. EIUE, J. M. Shaw miaow. will run as regular tri weekly packet between the above awned torts. leaves Beaver on Mondays, Wednavidays, and Fridays' morn ing, leaves Warren on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays; connecting with the Stage Lines to Cleveland direct, For freight fir passagp apply on board, or to DI RMINOHAM & CO., Pittsburgh, J. S. DICKEY, Beaver. - as 1843. ARF. REDIIC ED.—U. S. Mitt tettrA9r *TILOS.> film Rote Cott, from Pittelnirgb,Via Bed ford, Chturibersburg, Harrisburg tiara Limmucter, to Philtelelphis, connecting milli The Maio than emirsut. to* N• Y. &c. Ouly:1 . 50 miles stating aria one *la o Also, the direct lion to Baltimore. Fare to t Raiimere Leaves daily at 8 O'clock A. M. Office 2d decor below the. Merchants' Hotel Wood at. MENDELL, GRAHAM, WAUGH & Co., feb 29, 1843-11. Propriitora. JAMES MAY The Great Central Rests Via Notional Road and BailiNGOTB and ?Ago Rain Road Company. • - -• • NEW LINE OF V. S. ?Oat COACHESFOit Wasniscoron CItT, Hp.urittons, PAILADVAPRIA AND Naw Yoga frillS tine is in fall operation and tunhergh daily at 6 o'clock A. A., trio Wasliington.Pa. and national toad t 6 Cambsrland, connecting bete with the tail reed Co's to all the above planer.. Intim elen will fond this a speedy and entiortable route * it bola a separate Gad distinct -Pitt' Cunt. line,iscgitles trill be afforded which have not been heretofore onjozed. Extra coaches furnished at the thertest notice. with the privilege of going through direct or taking eve nights lest at their option. For tickets, apply stour,effice at the Blenangehela House. L. W. STOCKTON, felt 3--oitf. President °fit.. 8. Stage Co. 3.l2kMk litsvdar Vadat* firs MasanNatl. swamp, Robinson, Mow. loom a • • Thurs The day at 10 co clock, s tn. Irirl~l. TheCenter,Colli4low rotrY lrh -T-" Ras Y st U . /T v v Imo* wee'll'ea, and wet heteefter keep um' 10 o'deek a. in. steady es hand, a MI sepplvet Bennett' libtater eareseverealit• in eisall kegs, which we ebbe sidii to selli umbvtlit• The n'olo ' s• . chasPer chap it has beretofeee aeon seta in thivitr. The Exptem rirkinmat litansrs ham siglSlnr Orders from dim !missal scroulmo bi OP* I rests r ILI caw) inn JFr selagi tar.p. "114 "(Ma* im 36. 1/411114iliat C(l4 Nen'. • OON I eel, 0 , 4 Oliesof ers Pessavoll"'x—.ll,l anb - iltuipqtr =!--== cassiss. or, vrose lirb ratan irre. - - SPECIE WrANDAISS. 11T. Mattikit& asnitaoldscwitseSers, ...... Paikaage BaskSafi". .................. .... C 11 uereary .... ....... ....... .. . Berko Comity Borer ...... At 131 ...... 7S 'EICtIANGE -11 'Os ............... . ........ New 'York. . ....... . ..... . Bogies.... .. ... .. . ...... . ......... .. ... J... . . . .. .. . • . Gehl ....... . ...:. :... ...:. ..... ..... .....a ram. 1- Silver ...... ......---. ...... .. - ....... . .... ...pew- 4 PENNSYLTBII I / 1 ... -I •PI.T TSBURGH. Bask of Pittsburgk . ..: . .:.• .. ... ........ .. . Merchants and Manufacturere bask.. • -,1.4 110 " Bschangs . .... .. •.. Da. Mollidaysburgh ...... : . , • PHILADELPHIA . Bank of North-America- :...,.., • •• .. • Do Northern Liberties ........... :•••••:..Ott .. . 'Do 'Pennsylvania ...... ... ........ . . dar 1 . , Clommercial Bask of PelMyltiallia ....... 4010 I Farmers' sod Mechan i cs ' bask ...... .... „..poor cd' Kensington bask raP Manufacturereand ifechastias' ••••• • • "t'r" . \Mechanics' •• . - .......... •- • •••-•4°,l' , Mayamensing • .... - . Illmm , Philadelpbia bank. - ... -.. . Sckuy/kill -•- • , . Southwark .... :" .-..---. . ......... .-- ..., pa' .. I Western. "• • ...... ...... ...pap Bank of•POrst•rowitship ..... —..- ..... „....po Girard . bank..- .. .. ......... I -r•••• - U. . S . bank and brandies- ........... --........i1i . COUNTRY RA NKS. - . c i Bank of *Germantown .. . ... " •Cheiter • county ...... .... is, .- , " Dektiocefe'rounty •• kfoolgontery county. • ..•.. . . .;.........r , • - " Norikuriber/and .. —... ......... ..y, .. Farmers' bank of 'Bucks county.... .... .......r -r ............... .. ... .. p.• r ' Dollestoonsba fa k. •-•• . . ..... . .... ... •IA• ' Frmn balik of Ifroaisgtosi • Bank of Chambers/wish u Gettysburgh .-. • • ... ..... ... .I i " Lewistown .. . ... - .. .... . .... . ....... t: " Sitsguekassna costnty 49 ; • Berkscounty bank . Columbia -Bask estd•Dridge Conipensy .... )4 Carlisle bank • . ...... i 4 Erie bank - Farmers and Drovers' bank " Bank of Lancaster ....... . .......... i " Bank of Beadle' ....... . ..... 111 ..... l 4 Harrisburg bask ........... .... ..... 1 4 Laisessier ' 4 '....-....... ... . .................. .. 1 i . 1 i &Menet?" CO. " .. • .... • . ........ ... LebaSis . "•.. ..... .. . ..,,.. ...... .14 /Wines' bask of . Pettevak. ..,.......14 Moursgaiwt , leibenk cif itrownwrilie . .... 1 New Hope and Delaiotere2.lllrilgs company 2 Northampton bank . ....... ...no Malt • Towanda bank ...... . .......... 85 Wyoming bank , ...... ................t West Brenta bank 7 York bank .... . ..... .. ..... . .... . ..... '.. 1 i OHIO. Ilelnumebankwf St. Clairton/a.... ...... 1.,4 Clinton bank of Colronr.lrus I t Columbiana bask of New Lisbon 14 Gen-tea/le (Laerraseee, cashier)...- ...... It " (W a rren, cashier) na sale Cincinnati banks • —.l Chillicothe bank.... —...,. .. ...• .......... ..!...1 4 Commercial bank of Lake Erie .... .. .. -..... .. Dayton bank .• .. ...1 k Franklin bank of Columbus... _ - - . .... ..li Farmers' and Mechanics' ban of Steubmmille..l.4 Farmers' bank of Canton • 35 It Geauga • _Granville fie ...... Etsmilion .....12 Lediediler. ---.-.._•.- Marietta . . .. . ... .14 . . . Mechanics' and Traders'. Cincinnati . ....2 blountPleersatet ... li Norwalk .. . , Piano*, -.................... ..... ... Safes . q - 1•4 5ci0t0.............. ... • .... ..... • 18 Crloass Wooster .. .. Xetria . ........... .... ..... .. .. .. ....... ....I Zanesville —........ ... .. ... : .....,..-1 ' • Bank of C1eue1and......................... 40 IN4)IAN/4.' State bask and branches..:... . , ... It State Scrip a KENTUCKY ~.„•...0 . . AU banks . - ktate bank ...... Bank of Illinois, Skatoneriosen VIRGINIA:' Bank of de Valley of Virginia • .... . Bask of Virginia Exchange bask of Virginia... , . .1 Farmers' bank if Vifesnia , North- Weatersltsenk of Virginia . . .. . Merchants' and Mechanics bank of Virginia— 1 YLAND. Baltimore City 'blasts. •,„ .•• .. . . par AU other sohMit . . . . . 1 # Ito AU SObent ‘ - C • 111")1 . - •- • - - 1 - 14 . 4 • 4: " " *- SOUTH CAItOLINA.. - All solvoil basts;:. .. At/Jo:vela banks • • res'e;•..",•• rii•• •• 'oll" . • • •••••••• •• • I litailtk. • , • .• Conutry basks. • .LOMPIANA. , New (Memo itaas '("t#01 .. I TEN Nll4§- - • All 7• • • ... .21 PRINTING OFFICE, oy woos, a 717TV1 The proprietors of the Moiti!nii Posy and Max= CURT AND MAJIIIITACTURIN Oespincrfully inform their friends and the par roes of those pipers, fhatAbey hero a large and veil chosen assoilhetit of • ettiraMEit WO &kWh 01231331 1711&1231111MILAD Necessary to a Job Printing Moe, sad that they are prepared to esectito LETTER PRESS PRINTINi, Ole EVERY DESCRIPTION. &kJ*. • rills of Lading, ICirculars % Bill Heads, Cords , . DW*Chimint, Rupp% On nbs Ot 361a1111.5, sue, atos-boat ana Quasi moo sin', «4,1. eqi P"lnla t e . ?Ante; to the stwirteet mit* •pa Mgt rees,4 Toopact * fdly ask tlso patronage of ousfriese the public in pasta) is tMs luarob door bailor* July 31, 1343. PHILLIPS ~t,,-, --IkA. ILLINOIS GEORGIA. AND XII
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