efft4aftv Starithit Pet.
TRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST ao t 1844
I'on our outside form will be found the "Commit'-
. Jtatiogaiethe Second Ward Democratic Club"--also,
' — tilai'itgightal article entitled "Another 'Authentic -Docu.
umsi, for the Clay Club"—and a beautiful piece of
—retry, `"Life in the Autumn Woods," by P P Cooke.
1 3 1.1 STINGS AT CONCY.RT HALL.—None of our citi
sena should omit paying a v,sit to the splendid collec
tion of Paintings now exhibiting at Concert Mill.—
Tjley, are considered the most finished specimens of
the art that have over been exhibited fur the gratifica
tion of the public, in our city; and in every other place
where Sig. RAGUSA has opened his splendid collec
tion. they have been received with unbounded admi.
As they will remain in town for a few days only, all
whohave nut yet seen them should improve the present
4 VrAtulity
LAND SALK.—"Ne would call attention to the ad
wartim!Hmem for the sale of Wabash and Erie Canal
in Indiana. These landa are reported to be
sfOseof *beat in sbe State, and. 1114 will be seen by
, allialatbrertistentera i they are offered on rery accommo-
Vii*ternis.
lAthat
of Commodore Dallae.—We are scary to
iiiat authentic information reached this cite yes
iti:te,4ll.3/sy a vessel arrived on Saturday, in a very short
passage from Lima, of the decease of Commodore
Aleaander l / 4 41 Dallas, of the nary of the United States,
malleannaander of the squadron in the Pacific. lie
thed-onboard the U S frigate Savanah, in Callago buy,
on the 8d day of June, frtim a third attack of paraly
aria.
Commodore DallaltiOred the navy as midshipman
Linda, 42d day of November, 1805, and had of euurse
been in the aaval cervice, in which he enjoyed an envi
able reputatsi' Da, nearly 30 year:,
ire was the son of that sterling patriot Alexander )
Dallas. *be in distinguished himself at the head of
the treasury department at the most critical period of
the historyof this country, and was the brother of Mr
Dallas whos* name is now btfure the people as can
&date far the Vice Presidency.
MASSACRE AT THE. SOCTH Sr-♦ LISLAND.S.—A mail
ship hem Sidney recently conveyed to England
ligenob of farther murderous outrages on English see
s* find their erewa, by the nutives of the S. Sea Is
hinds. A seaman, who escaped the general mesas
are, told the of f icers of a vessel which visited the b
linds, that the brig Janet was wrecked off Caledonia,
Dec. 14th. Part of the crew perished, and the rest
escaped to the Isle of Pines. Here they did not stay
!mg, is consequence of the ferocious disposition of the
natives, and they set sail a n d reached at Mungee,
where they were immediately attacked, their boat de
stroyed, and 12 of the crew murdered cr seriously
maimed. This seaman escaped but knew nothing of
anyotfier murders, except that he had seen a great ea-
EiSt7 elf valuable goods, including a chronometer and
other articles, distributed among the natives. At Sip
pore - Isltod, - however, the officers of the Magnet as
certained thatthe name of the former ill-fated ship was
the Two Sisters, a South Sen whaler, commanded by
Captain Bread, and that every soul of the crew had
been most brutally murdered.
Asa:pendant to the above, we give the renewing ex
traetol-a letter published in the Journal des Debals.
The letter is dated Akron, in New Zealand:
"Probably before my letter arrives in Pruner you will
have leaned that the Mahouris, a tribe of Zealanders,
haws killed thirty English of this c dony; but you. per
haps, will not know that the both •a of those unfortunate
men were eaten—this is but toe true. We had been
eat en a bunting party fur about a week, when one e
veoinit we arrived among the friendly n - ibo of Teraupa
raa, Maharis, and found them regaiking themselves with
lstivistarthesh. We all conceived that they were eating
some captives or natives slaves of their own. As I un
derstood _the language I could not resisr expressing my
indignation, and [ threatened them with chastisement
from the crew of the Corvette.
The savages were alarmed. and endeavored to ap
ponselie by saying."they are not of Shitouri that we
are eating, but some Yee-yes"—for it is thus they call
- the English. They then exhibited to us the heads of
their victims, and I Ix-cognized among them that of
. Ceram Wakefield, one of the distinguished inhu.bi
tents of Port Nicholas, who had ente,tainod us at his
heasewhen we went to the town to procure pew:i
-s aims. I was seized with horro r at this sight. My
companions blamed me for having risked in itating the
'cannibals, as we were only five against two hundred.
Um they gave as confidence by saying, 'till, the Otri
osti(for so they distinguished Ili) are good people, but
the Yee-yes are very wicked " They then '•elated
that they had killed tha English because they wished
to establish themselves in a bay which they had not
purchased , and which the Mahouris were unwilling to
give up. We then retired, with our hearts full u
horror and disgust.—S Y True Sun,
MAMMOTH YOUNG HICKORY
.
A. tall Young Hickory will be raised on Saturday
the 30th inst., at 3 o'clock, by the firm and unflinch
ing Democrats of the Fifth Ward, on the corner of
Pew and Harrison streets. Several gentlemen will
lt 'Truett' and address the meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
FOURTH WARD MEETING.
A regular meeting of the Fourth Ward Hickory
Club will beheld at the Washington Hotel this (Friday)
evening. A punctual tittendence of the members is
requested, as business of importance to said Club
will come up for tbeirconsidettnion. The Democrats
of said ward and cities of Allegheny and Pittsburgh
tint also invited to attend at 7i o'clock. Our old
Wilson M'Candless, will be there, and one or
gera will probably address the meeting.
EBER TOWNSEND, See'y,
FIRST WARD MEETING
The Democratic citizens of the First Ward arc re
quested-to meet at the house of Henry Cassiday,
Onion attest. on Friday evening, for the purpose of
forming a Democratic Club.
cog 28-3 t.
meeting in Baldwin.
11r d.t p meeting held at the house of John Cowan
the amdersigtsed were appointed a committee to invite
the candidates on the Whig and Democratic tickets to
rFOaddreissiteciiiizens of Baldwin township, en FRIDAY,
39th of August at 10 o'clock A: M., at the house of
Jqe4Cowiio, gm the Brownsville Road.
MATHEW H. WEST,
JOHN WILSON.
!ARAM ARMSTRONG,
ii.EORGE McGIBENEY,
JOSEPH 51cNIGHT.
, awn
AIXEGifigNY COUNTY T. 4. ASSOCIATION.
The Aerguil Meeting of the Allegheny County Total
Abaduermee Ainociation will tie held in Temperance
iiatt, Pittsburgh, on Friday, 13th September next, at
edelt, A hi t ,I. ASHBRIDGE,
Notice. _
tilratik. 7 KIDD, having on the sth inst, 'associated
WTI* him in the drug business, Mr, JNO. FLEM
ING, the business. in future, will be conducted under
thefirm cit'.l. KIDD & CO.
• JONATHAN KIDD,
JOHN FLEMING,
Tittuburgh, Aug. 21, 1844:
ch LBS. CHll'. LOG WOOD,
4. 3p101.1 2.500 Its. Chip. Fustic-14 GLOM and fii r sale la Abe drug latoee
of
.10NA. /iIDO Sc CO,
•
ang 21 corner Fourth and Wnod
.... Sahim.
iaTtElktillS NO. 1 SALMON, WA received and
0 for mashy J. W. BURREIDGE. &Co.
wiigl.l Wwter at. between Wood& Stnitneld DIP.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
Natiootal latelligexeer
Sec'y Ex. Corn
port af
. • Earaarro-2r
D. B. Seieble, Steamboat Agent and Commiiision
Mereitaat,
Water Street, near Wood
4 FEET WATER DI TUX CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
Josephine, Bowman, Cincinnati.
Allegheny Mail, (new) Goff, Ship Yard,
Zanesville Packet, Seale., Cincinnati,
Amulet, (new) Smith, Marietta,
Belfast. Ebbert, Wheeling,
Ohio Mail, Watd, Cincinnati,
Muskle, Martin, FlOrence, -
Bridgewater, Campbell, Wheeling,
Cleveland, Hart, Beaver,
Michigan, Bois, Beaver,
DEPARTED.
Iron City, Forte, Cincinnati,
Adelaide, Bong her, do ,
Indian Queen, Klinefelter, Cincinnati,
Belfast; .F.bbert, Wheeling,
Michigan, Bois, Beaver,
Cleveland, Hart, Beaver.
/4AVER PACKET
- The well known steamer
MICHIGAN,
W. B. 804.3, Allister, has commenced
her se rise
daily trip e , leaving Pittstrargh (as hereto
- Al' unit Beaver ist 3, A. M.
fcire).alli o ' 6l "k • P. •
P • ate - suit the times, and those whohoire)lo money
carried free.
The Canal-to Cleveland will be opesied as anon as
the weather sill permit; on the opening of which
CLARKE & COS LINE to CLEVELAND,O., and
MF.ADVILLE, Pa., will immediately go into opera
tion. For freight or passage apply on board, or to
O. M. HA RiON,
'July 12 Water street.
(TzrThe Michigan is provided with Evans' Safety
Guard. it .
GH AND IVHE;ELIfsIO REGULAR
d-r.+^ • The new and splendid steam boat
BRlDGEWATEll,Capt.Castettimh,
will run as a rrg•dnr packet between
this place and Wheeling, leaving Pittaburgh every
Tuesday and Friday at 3 o'clock:. and Wheeling every
Wednesday and Saturday at 13 o'clock. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
J. NEWTON JONES.
The Bridgwater is provided with Evans' Safety
Guard, to prevent explosion of boilers.
june 22
INSTRUCTIONS ON THF, PIANO FORTE
MISS LYDIA APPLETON,
tteri ct T i e li a o cher: of
Femalernstimental M
Seminary,
fromu .ic
O
s
F i R n the Canton , l vetted
which she is highly recommended, will give instruct
iot s to a limited number of Pupils in the above ac
complishmeun. Her low , experience as a Teacher
of instrumental music, and a determination to spare
no pains, for the advancement of her l'upils, she hopes
will aceurti a portion of the public patronage.
Applications addressed to Box 2,32 Pittsburgh 1' 0..
or left with Dr. E. Appleton. at the Gas Works, will
receive prompt attention. By permission the follow
ing Gentlemen may he referred to:
ALLEN KfisMER, Eiq., Exchange Broker,
JAE. A. BERTRAM, Esq., City Treasurer, pittsb , gh.
JAMIE., BENNY, Esq.. Merchant, Penn st.
Mr. J. H. NIELLOR, Music Store, IVoodst.
aug 9•d lm
Pittsburgh Infirsuiry,
Fin Me Remora! of Deformitiesof the Human Frame
and of Diseases of the Eye.
THE subrkcriber hai returned ti the city and in
ten& to establish an farina tay for the recep
tion and treatment of deformed nrembertr, such as
Club or Reeled feet, contracted joints, wry-seek
and Strabismus or Squinting, and of Diseases of the
Eye.
1 het e is no Institution of this kind as yet in this coun
try, though much needed.
Patients from a distance could find it to their nd
vantage to be operated on and to be attended to in an
establishtnent exclusively devoted to the restoration of
the above named deform i t ies nd diseases.
The easy access to Pittsburgh, one 0f the heahhiest
gpot, , iii the country, by river and canal, almost 'at any
ieitSCIII of the year, would offer gr 4 at facilities for those
desirous of beinr, relieved.
His ample expurtence and well known success give
sufficient guaranty that the welfare of those entrusted
to his care will be greatly promoted.
A LBERT` G WALTER, M
Liberty, near the corner of Fourth street.
july 3-dif
SIG. RAGUSA, FROM ETIFEOPZ.
BEGS leave to inform the enlightened citizens of
Pitt aburgh abd vicinity that, aware of their taste
and refinement in the Fine Arts, he has brought over
from Europe a collection of the most
SPLENDID VIEWS!
Ever exhibited is.the United States.
This Exhibition will boom) forono week , nt
Cbn
cert Hall, Penn street.-woontinencing ou Monday Au.
gust 26th.
He i 3 confident of meriting the approbation here,
which he has undovintingly reeeived in Italy and France
and also in the city of New York. The execution of
the Pa intingti, ap regards light and shade, and beauty
of coloring, fias been mach admired.
SIGNOR RAGUSA prays tho Lndies and Gentle
men of Pittsburgh to believe that this is no common
Exhibition, and not to be classed among tho many
which have deceived the public, but one which will
realize all the anticipations of dm mind's fruitful
fancy.
The Exhibition will consist of 16 Paintings !
The Interior of St. Peter's Church at Rome.
The French Army entering Moscow.
The City and Port of Marseilles!
The Interior of the Cemetry of Pisa
The Great Festival of Belshazzar, (exhibiting the
difference of day and night.
The City of Florence, Capital of Tuscany.
St, Petersburgh, the Capital of Russia.
The passage of St. Bernard—Napoleon crossing
the Alps.
The Palace of the Tuilieries—the Pont Royal Noc
turnal Festival--Illumination and Fire Works.
The Thanmr Tunnel, in London, with Gas Illumi
nation.
The Interior of Convent of Eloise and Abellard.
Viow of the New Btidgein Paris—the Louvre—
he Tuilleries--the Chnnaps Elisees—tbe Institution
and le Pont des Arts. Sty:.
The Ruins of the Temple of the Sun in Palmyra.
The arrival of tho Remains of Napoleon. -
The transportation of the Remains of Napoleon to
the Royal Huepital of the Invalids.
The City and Bridge •of Bordeaux.
SIGNOR RAGUSA begs leave to state that the
principal part of the Paintings were executed in the
Gallery of Rome—arid Ihmkprays to add, that if the lib
eral and intelligent community of Pittsburgh, will give
him a call, (he flatters hirrrself)they will be well pleas
ed, and do ldin the justice to acknowledg e that his ex
hibition surpasses any thing of due kind ever brought
to their notice.
Hours of Exhibition, from 10 A M to 1 : 1) P M
159 P
admittance 25 cents: Children half price.
Civil Eingiuseriug,. Architecture, Survey
ing, &c.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween A. E DRAKE and E. Z. C. JUDSON
having been dissolved. the undersigned would respect
fully inform his friends and the public genii-ally, that
he will continue thebusioess, and would rollick a share
of the public patronage. Orders left at the shop of F.
A. Stafford, Architect, over Harris' Paint Shop, sth
street, or at his rcwhienee on Hay street, between
Penn street and the river, Willberpanittnaila attended
to. A. E. DRAKE.
July 15 tf •
Pfttiburgh Powder MM.
HA VI NG purchased these extensive Powder
works, I am now manor/scouring end prepared to
tin orde rs for all kind* of Hine. SPoning 110 Bhoting
Powder, which I warrant to be of the very best /mai
ity. - WM. WATSON.
sgrOptirrs left at Parry,Scxt & Co's. Wareham",
130 Wood straw, wilt receive prompt attention.
jettit—tim
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IZSMEI
Erni
TOREsiE RIG* DOORS
Jt MN MeCLOSK EY,
PROPRIETOR.
The proprietor of this well known and highly popular
Establishment, respectfully announces to the public
that he has just received his
FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHS,
CASSIMER ES,
CASSINET
vgizmueues S,
IN. CI.
AMOUNTING TO $75,000,
Aud is now fully prepared to auend to all orders, of
any amount.
He has no hesitation in saying that this is the
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to Pittsburgh by any one house, and in
VARIETY AND QUALITY
IT CANNOT BE EQUALLED.
It now on hand, made from new material.', a
i 4 '' • most magnificent assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
To which he would call the attention of all who wish
to procure
FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE APPAREL.
His stock-comprises every article of dress desired by
THE MAN OF FASHION,
Or the moredurable and comfortable clothing prefer
red by
THE WORKING MAN,
Both of whom, will be accommodated at prices much
cheaper than at any other establishment in the city,
and with articles which he can warrant to be inferior
to none that are made in the country,
As the incrense of business compelled him to enlarge
his store and make other improvements, he would in
vita the public to call and examine the
EXTENT AND STYLE OF HIS NEW AR ,
RANCIESIENTS.
Having secured the services of the best .euitero and
workmen that could be procured he is prepared tunauke
CLOTHING TO oimER
At the shortest notice and in a utyle unsurpassed.
CIABTION.
Purchasers are cautiened to be en their guard against
the tricks of-little rival es4,bfishments that try to palm
themselves on the unwarYas the
THREE BIG DOORS,
The public are desired to notethe
METAL PLATE IN THE PAVEMENT,
In front of the "old original," es that is a mark fur
the genuine Three Big Doors that cannot be!counter
felted. JOHN M'CLOSKEY,
aug 7-tf No 151; Liberty street.
Barra". Bible No 7.
A LSO, a resit variety of new works, at Cook's
Literary Depot, 85 4th street,
Harpers Bilble No 7.
Memoirs of Vidocq,—principal agent of the French
Police, written by himself.
Electrotype Manipulntiem,—being the theory , and
plain instructions in the art of working metals by pre
cipitating them from their solutions.
Encyclopedia of Chemistry, No 7.
New York Mirror, fur September.
Living Age, No 14.
Jacobs' scenes in the Pacific Ocean, or the Islands
of the A nstridasian Seas, daring ttse ends. of the Clip
per: by Thomas J Jacobs.
Wandering Jew, No 3; increasing in interest. .
The odes of Anaerenn—Rhymes on the Road and
A Iciphron.
Graham's Magazine for Septembeti
Ladies' Naticrell Magazine, a.,
Arthur's Ladies' Magazine, dm;
Kendall's Life of Jackson, No 5;
M'Callough's Gazetteer, No 15;
The-Spoon, No 3;
Harper 's Edition of the Wandering Jew, No I.—
Price 6i cents;
Clay Badges, assorted colors. Clubs supplied on
reasonable terms; .
Encyclopeedia of - Medicine, Nes . 9 and 10;
Cooper's Novels—new supply;
Medical News, No2o.
Just received and for sale at Cook's Literary Depot ,
85 Fourth street. [aug 20.
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1 " Fresh Geode. —
9 DOZEN 'Underwood's True Leman Syrup;
4,;,.. I " do Lemon Juice;
2 " du Walnut Catsup;
2 14
.4o Mushroom, do
6 If do Mustard, (equal to Ky.)
1 " French Rose Water:
1 " Hermetically Sealed Salmon, (Fresh)
1 " do. do Halibut, "
2 " do do Lobster, "
3 " Sardirst
4 Cases French Curers;
2 " do Elives ;
1 " Prunes In glass.
Just received and- for sale nt the Family Grocer
Stole of - • REINHART & STRONG,
°441:10 140 Liberty meet. '
' - r 4 I)I.TRA BUYER. WOOL DYED ENGLISH
4
'AND FRENCH CLOTHS; super 7-4 Black and
Naval Blue, Citree and Claret Brown,-.*ll of which
have been selected with care for our own trade, and are
graded from $4 to $ll per yard. We have also pro
vided some of the finest and most expensive trimmings
to be had; and we never employ any but the hest of
workmen, We feel confident that we will be able to
turn out coats that cannot be surpassed for durability,
elegance and cheapness. We would invite those that
are in the habit of paying cash for their work, to call
and try the Fashionable Heed Quarters, No. 351
Liberty street,
mug 21
DR. WILLIAM IRELAND'S
OPINION ON THE EFFICACY OF THt: MEHICATYH
VAPOR BATH.
OUT of the number of cases submitted to the Bath,
ILF 217 hove been cured; and it is butiltst ice tostate,
hat in acute and chronic inflamminions, more benefit
has been derived from the use of dm Medicated Vapor
Bath in twenty-four hours, than 1 have ever witnessed
in a month's successful practice.
The following is a list of the disorders included in
;the above 227 cases:
Acute and chronic affections of the liver;
Scorbutic diseases of the skin ;
bleak] head, salt-rhemus, ring worms, &c.;
Jaundice, lumbago, sciatica;
• Acute and chronic rheumatism;
'Asthmatic diseases, spitting of blood ;
Palphatioes of the heart„,.attended with weak, small
intermittent pulse; • •
Eryeipelas inflammations, apthelmte;
Obstinate glandular and impeder's, diseases;
Shimmery, spasmodic.strictures, &c.
Syphilitic sore throat, eruptions of the skin ;
Tic-douloureux, and nervous irritability. -
WILLIAM IRELAND, M. D.
Persons afflicted with any of the above mentioned
diseases will see by the foregoing letter of Dr. Ireland,
the success which has attended the administration of
the Meditated Vapor Bath, and are invited to call at
our office on Fifth street, near Smithfield, and examine
further testimonials and certificates of its efficacy,
aug 10 FLE.3IING & BLACK.
Star Candles.
BOXES Cin cinnati Star CND(Iles, asFortad
1. slacsjust rece ived anHar sale by
REINHART & STRONG.
No 140, Liberty. st,,
sciaid erds...
20 BOXES SCALED n HERRING;
20 do,- Scotch, do,;
Just received and for sale,
REINHART & STRONG,
aug, '2l 140 Liberty strew.
Mackerel.
ove
t : y , No, 3 Mackerel, Juet roceiye:k
HAILMAIsi, JX,NNINGS &C o ,
july 'JO 43 Wood .t. .
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. : -.! • -.4"..,
LtitEQ ITALIaIk
ALGEO & McGUIRE.
--A,Mio)llt;
ltitttioti
- • /Laelicit Sale, -
ni-F the contents of 1 Box and 1 Cask, marked
MJI W. H. Pearce and Thomas Dale, Cleveland,
Ohio; to he sold at Davis' Commercial Auction Rooms,
corner of Wood and sth streets, on Monday, Septem
ber 9th, et 2 o'clock, In the afternoon, to pay freight
and charge*, unktss redeemed before or on that day,
Part of the articles consist of
1 Feather Bed end Bedding ;
A lot of Books, among which am
The British Traveler. 3 vol.;
" Bible Dictionary, 1 vol.;
13arela)'s, do. 1 vol• 1
1 Brass eight day Cluck, English mske I
1 Saddle and Bridle; wearing apparel/ &C.
Terms Cash, current funds.
J. D. DAVIS, •
ang29 Auctioneer.
rim) Trimmings and Laces at Auction.
WILL be sold at the new Auction Rooms, _Nos.
61 and 63 Wood street, on Monday, tiortein
bier 24, at lOo'clock, P. M., a Large and rich assort
ment of Trimmings, Sta.; the remainder of a wholesale
stooks and which mustbe positively sold without reser
vation.
The following is a partial enumeration of the assort
ment :
Plain, Colored and Black Tilffeta and Satin Rib
bons; Ladies' Colored and Black Cravats; Black
Italian Sewing Silk and Bohinet Lace; Cap Nets. and
Ashburton and Brussels Net; Bohinet and hash Blond
Quilling; White and Black Gimpures ; Trimming
laces; Narrow Edgeings; Thread and Needle work
Inserting.; Thread Laces, in every variety; Sniped
Mull, and Striped Muslin.; Merino and worsted ido
siery; Berlin and Cotton Gloves; Gum Garters; Ball
Cord; Women's Woolen Caps; French Artificial
Flower. and Fillet Gloves; Paris Dress Caps, and
Satin Gloves; New style Fall Shawls; New style
Embroidered Cravats; Extra Superior Kid Gloves &c.
The above can be examined previous ro sale.
LYND & BECKLEY, .
Auctioneers.
Jest Received,
At McKenna's Auction Rooms, corner of 2d and
Wood Si,
p iff 0 Casks of Hurdware, of superior quality,
among tho lot. are
20 dos extra fine (Ladies') Pon knives ;
50 gent's du do dot
100 fine pocket, do;
100 " 2, 3 and 4 blade. do; .
100 Cards (super ior) assorted, do;
50 " " Scissors;
100 dos Gimlets;
1580 Qrs Augurs;
50 do: G 8 Tea Spoons, (superior*
8 " Tobacco Boxes;
9 " Cork Screws; •
50 " assorted Chisels and Gouges;
10 Setts do da do;
20 dos Banburg Locks;
Also... Table and Butcher's Steels, Carving Knives,
and Plated German Silver Table Spoons,
The above lot will be open and ready for examina
tion (up stairs,) on Tuesday morning the 2'th inst.
Due notice will be given of the day of sale.
P, WKENNA o
Auctioneer.
FRESH ARRIVAL THIS DAY.
HAS been received direct from the Eastern cities,
at the new Auction Rooms, Nos. 61 and 63,
Wood spec?, and will be sold by
PRIVATE SALE,
a fresh assortment of
Fine and superfine Ingrain Carpets;
Stair and Floor Venivan. do.
- Schnell, Tufted and Brussels Hearth Rugs;
Four and six onarter matting.
The colors and patterns are all of the choicest and
most fashionable descriptions; and the carpets will be
sold for t.xis TH4PL Ali WHERtc sun in the shy.
Also, for private sale, superfine broad cloths, Irish
linens, linen annxbrias, &c, which will be sold low.
LYND tSv BICKLEY,
aug 9 Auctioneer*.
Arrival of Pine Catlam
At McKeNna's Auction Marl, corner of 441 mid
' , Vora &recta.
11 UST received and will be sold at public and pri
vate vale, a very extensive invoiw-oi eopnilar
CUTLERY and Fancy GOMA, among which "e 47
Extra fine (Rodgers')Pen knives, 1, 2. 3 sod ' 4 blades;
" " (Taylor's) Pocket do. 2 and 3 blades ;
" " Muhlenberg, do
" ". Clay, do
" " Van Buren, do
" Pearl, Shell and Ivory handles;
Tillotscm's Superior Razors, in cases;
IVarmnted German Silver Table Booms;
do do Tea Spoons;
Shaving Soap in Boxes, (6 cakes in each ;) •
• Scissors, Gimblets, Combs, rke.
The above articles are received direct from the hrt.•
porters, and can be sold at extremely low prices. Sales
to commence on Monday (this evening) the sth inst.,
and to be continued ovary evening (Sunday's excep
ted,) until the whole are sold. Terms at sale.
I'. MCKENNA,
Auctioneer.
Calfskin and Sole Leather at Auction.
A T DAVIS' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner
of Wood and sth street's, will be sold luw; at
private sale, a superior lot of Calfskins and Sole
Leather. J. D. DAVIS,
aug I. Auctioneer.
LARGE SALES OF
Fine Cutlery and Variety Goode,
AT Davis' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of
Wood and sth streets, commencing this evening-
Wednesday, June 26th, at earlly gas light, and con
tinuing every evening, (Sunday a excepted,) until all
are, sold, a large assortment of fine English Cutlery,
received direct from the Ist ?oar ea, Nee York, con
sisting in part of
239 doz. of Penknives, Pearl and buck handle;
140 Caws of Razors, a superior article;
48 doz. fancy Scizors; 3.50 doz. Gimblets,
40 doz. vegetable and Jessamine Soaps.
They are now ready for examination.
Terms Cash, current funds.
june26
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR PRIVATE
SALE AT THE NE W AUCTION ROOMS.
UDR private bale at the new Auction Rooms, No.
1: 61 and 63 Wood at. ladies kid ties, and gaiters;
gentlemen's shoeb; finebrogans; fine calf and morocco
boots, fine palm leaf.hats; brass 30 hour and 8 day
clocks, LYND & BICKLEY.
m 1I Auctioneers,
Tbread,a.
JUST received 900 dozen 200 yards 6 cord spool
threads, whieh will be sold at eastern prices with
the addition of freight, by ZEBULON KINSEY,
m 23 No 86 Market street.
PRANKLIN ALMANAC.
"'UST PUBLIS/IF.D, the FRANKLIN ALMA
NACIId, for 1845, being the 47th No., calculated b
Jon ARMSTRONG, Protestor of Mathematics in the M
ansi University. Having been remodeled and the Ca ,
lender arranged on a different principle. it is now the
largest Almanac published in the city at the same
prin..
Fcr sale by the gross, dozen or single copy.
Also, German and German English „Almanacs for
1845.
07 . The highest market price al waysgiven for RAGS
and TANNER'S SCRAPS.
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
37 Mark
Louisville • Lime.
‘2 Atlas. LouisTiAlet Lime;
ell/ just receivedittwi for saki by
J. W, Co.
•
t au 10 Water et., between Wo o d & Smithfield
ladise.
9 cEttooNs. INDIGO , (n good article.) in Store
ntof anti will be sold low tkeiten consignment,
HAILMAN & JENNIMiS,
43 Woolf At et:
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RUM MEV=
0. 4: IIIcANULTY'S
UNITED STATES
PORTABLE BOAT LINE
; For the transportation ofVerchnndize to god from
PITTSBURGH, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL,
PI-HA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
THE success this line has met with, vine It was
fiat established on the "Individual Enterprise"
system, has induced the proprietors to increase the
I number of Boats during the winter to twenty-five, one
of which will leave Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Bal
timore every day (except Sundays) during the season,
and make the trip through in six days.
The superiority and advantages ofthe Portable Boat
System over every other mode of transportation (when
elands intersect with rail roads) are too well known
to shippers by this route generally to require any com
meet.
Shippers can rely onhavingtheirproduce, merchant
dime, or goods of any kind that may be consigned to
the Agents of this Line, forwarded with dispatch and I
at the very lowest rate of freight charged by other
Lima, without any additional charge made for receiv
hag or advanclag charges, &c.
Allcommunications to te following Agents will be
promptly attended to:
CHARLES A. McANULTY, •
At the Depot, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
ROSE & MERRILL,
a, Smith's Wharf. near Pratt at, Baltimore.
W & J T TAPSCOTT,
,No 43, Peck Slip, New York.
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
jan3l-1y 21:), Market street, Philadelphia.
ift=
Freights to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MERCUANTS & MANUFACTURERS' LINE
FOR transporting Goods, Merchairlise, Produce,
&c., between Piltrburgk, Phi/tide/Ala and
Baltimore. • Goods will he received and forwarded by
this line on as accommodating terms and as short time
as by any other responsible Lino. Ail goods forwar
ded front Philadelphia by this Line will he insured.—
The Propttetors and agents will give their whole at
tentionand endeavor to render satisfaction to all who
may favor them with their custom. We invite ship.
per, merchants, manufacturers and others to give us a
call efore shipping elsewhere. Merchandise eonsign
ed to the agents will be received, freight and charges
paid, and forwarded without +additional ehargefor for
warding or storage.
MIMI
Samuel //liCier, Canal Basin, near7th st.
Santee/ IV Day, Ist and 2rl Wharf, below Race st.
Delaware, Philadelphia. '
Isaac Cruse, Baltimore.
L Patlerson,Hollidaysburgh.
Jesse Patterson, Johnsunrn.
N Briggs, New York.
IV,* B Reynolds St Co., Boston.
11141,:11 TO:
James McCully,
Irvin& Martin,
R Robinson & Co,
J W Barbridge&Co,
H •
Henry Coulter,
C G tlaseY
5 , Patsburgh.
John Grier,
Church & Carothers,
George Breed,
Sellers,
Samuel J McNight, Louisville.
Santee! Wilson, Madison, la.
feb 13, '94
J. D. DAViS,,
Auctioneer
!UGC, Vinegar, &c.
A BARRELS Rice;
4 * 10 do Cider Vinegar;
' 10 bushels Pea nuts;
225 lbs Grenoble walnuts;
bale cream nuts;
5 dna superior lemon Ay:up;
2 chests extra curious Y. 11. Tee;
10 bbla No 1 & 3 mackerri.
ReceNed and for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS,
No 28 sth street.
x it
133. ' ltn - l ir ea la u l x 4 Almonds;
500 lbs. Texas Peacomr
500 " French Cannata ;
50 Boxes Lubec Scaled Herring;
2500 lbs. Western Reserve Cheese;
20 kegs Nd 1, 6 Twist Tobacco,
In store and for rule, by
angl9
25 B j b ua ls ; ritc'h Pitch.
end for - .ate by
J. W. BURBEIDGE 4 Co.,
aug 10 Water at., between Wood &Smithfield
WANTED,.
SOQUARTS OF WILD CH KREMS, kir which
the highest price will be given gait Dreg
store of urn MOW.:
alO- ice 53 Market as.
INSURANCE STOCK. •
InS HA RF:S of NitlE4gailoo IXI Fire In&urallee
A 1 mock foraule by EtIEY
VS assorted oiateitOf sale by
aug 16 D.
ifftto#ateitwrti'..•
~y .
PORTALUIWII MOAT LINE,
For iranspartatime of
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
lIKTWICKS
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, PITTS
BURGH AND BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK A ND BOSTON.
THE PROPRIETORS
ESPECTFULLY inform theirfriendsand shippers
..11.1, generally, thatthey have changed the nameof thei r
Transportation Line, from the United States Portable
Boat Line. to the American Portable Boat Line.
This lino is composed of twenty-five new Four Sec
tion Portable Boats, one of which will depart dull)
from Pittsburgh, Philadelphian:4i Baltimore.
The superiority and advantages of the Portable
Boat over every other mode of transportation are too
well known to shippers generally to requirecomment:
suffice it to say, that the detention, toss, separation ann
damage to Goods, invariably attending dwell. ran
shipments between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, ire
by the Portable Boats most effectually removed.
To give undoubted security to owners and shippers
all goodsand produce shipped by this line will be in
sured in a responsible office in Philadelphia, without
any additional charge to the owners.
Merchandise shipped by this line in any of the east
ern cities. and consigned to H Devine dr, Co, will be for
warded immediatelyon arrival at l'ittahurgh to any
part of the west, 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 stornge, advancing or forwarding. Any
comennnieetions or goods directed to the care of the
undersigned Agents will be promptly attended to.
H. DEVINE & CO
Canal Basin, Liberty street, Pittsburgh
E G. WHITESIDE ' S & CO.,
360 Markerstreet, below Tenth, Philadelphia,
GIESE A. ON,
Commerce street Wharf. Baltimore.
'3 A FA HNESTOCK & CO,
100 Front atreet, New York.
RICE & WILLIAMS,
No 3, Chatham street. Boston.
SAMUEL W DAY,
H L PATTERSON, 1 Proprietors
J., D., WILLIAMS,
No 28 Fifth street
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Merchant. and Manufacturers'
Exactlege flamk &rip
Currency
Berk. County Scrip
EXCHANGE-.-AT
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Neto York ...
Boston
Baltimore
SPECIE.
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Bank of Pittsburgh
Merchants and Manufacturers' bank .
Exchange .. • • •• •" ------ 4
Do. Hollidaystrurgh
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North. America
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Do - Norge?* Liberlke • ' Par ' 4 '.
Do Pennsylvania -Tic- 1 it...-. r-••• 0 1,110
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania „ , „ . ~„. „ppoi
Farmers' and Mechanics bank .. • • i s-,lnii -,
Kensington bank • .ppr
Mannfacturers and Mechanics'
Mechanics .T.:2W,-.
Moyamensing • r. - - - li
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Philadelphia bank - Li*,
Schuylkill "
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Western +t ...I,ixs
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Girard bank •: :,.j 4
U. s bank and branches ....1..• I.' , srli•fa
COUNTRY B Arixg,
Bank of Germasaown, ..... ......,....,...pgy
" Chester county .... ••-- ...... pal
" Delaware county.
" Montgomery county par
f` Noter4u Wier/avid . ... ... .
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Farmers' bunk of Bucks county
Eastonbank
Doylestown bank. •-. . ,„...porip ..
Franklin bank of Washington 1 ',
Bank of Ciamberabeirgk.... .. .......... ..... J
" Mad/down .. :. ... . .... .„ , ...... .... 1 , 7
" Gettyaburg4........ 1 '
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" • Lewistown ....
" Susquehanna conagy......- 40
Berksenunty bank,,,......... • .......... •••43
Columbia Bankand Bridge Cosirrn, v.• - 1
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Carlisle bank . i
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Farmers and Drovers' bank„ • I •
" Bank of Lancasterl •-1
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" Bank of Reading
Harrisburg bank . -
Honesdale ".....
Lancaster
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Lancaster co. " -
Lebanon "
Miners bank of Pottsville.... ....................1 .."'•
Monorgaiela bank of Broscuurille..... 1
New Hope and Delaware Bridge 'company -. 2 ~'„
Northampton bank, 'Striate -
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Towanda bank,
Wyoming bank
West Branch bank ••• • ,••• ••-- ••••••••• .....7 - 1
York bank ....
OHIO. '
Belmont bank of St, Clairrville ....... .....6,.• 1 1
Clinton bank of Columbus ..... .... . ..... .......1
Columbiana bank of New Lisbon„,. ~ „.......1 12 .
Circleville (Lawrence, easkier)..... • I '
" ( Warren, eashier).... .... --ea sale ,
Cincinnati banks .... . ..... . . ... . ..... 1 1. 'i
Chillicothe bank
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Commercial bank of Lake Erie...: .... „..,. -3 .
Dayton bank
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Franklin bank of Columbus.... „..,.. 1 '
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Farmers' and Mechanics' bank of Stetsbenville..l I
Farmers' bank of Canton. 30 -
Geauga ...... • ...... 4,••••-•••••4
Granville
Hamilton
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Lancaster
Marietta - .. 1
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Massillon
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Zanesville, ........ .•.•1 ..
Bank of Cleveland.. ............ ....• .. •• -SO ---
INDIANA.
State bank and branches ..........11
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State Scrip ........• .....12
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All banks
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ILLINOIS;
State bank
Bank of Illinois, Skasmseetonni V•• •
VIRGINIA.
Bank of tke Valley of Virginia. ' I
Bank of Virginia.
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Ezekangt bank of Virginia
Partners' batik of Virginia.. •• .1
Nast& Western bank of Virginia.. • • -
Merchants' and Mechanics' bank of Virginia , -
MARYLAND.
Baltimore City banks— ... . •• ...,Fltr
All otker solvent banks
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NORTH CAROLINA. •
All solvent banks.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent banks..
GEORGIA.
Al/solvent banks
ALABAMA. . .
Mobile banks
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CO* . ba nko . •
lVeso Orleans banks LbeTlSl ANA.
( good) • •.. •- 3
TENNESSEE.
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E STEP'S Axe* and EdgeJ F o o o k , c firO i , le
*4 No 26. Wood, sum.
BBLS GROUND PLASTER,
4a JOstrectived from Bakimoro, on
and* ordeby SAM%
eV Canal Basin, ororlth otroot. •
Scythe Ihteattup.
30Scythe Sheaths, a superior article, 'just
received and for sale by
june 3 GEO. CQCHRAN.
o~as
3oL
3 TONS Jimista ing ßloom i s b f r oriele..
H DEVINE &
•23 • American Line
FOR. SALE LOW.
A BUILDING 10t,20 feet front, one street r op
polite the Episcopal Church. Inquire of
a:22 HUEY ofic CO
'bunion' Toodu,
M. N asAortaseat of Tinners' Tools, asansfaetoessi
by F Besise—svariaoted. For sale by
jai* 22 GEO- COMMA N.
Gothic 'Repeating Mock&
JUST received from the notorshietorer. 2 Cases
Brass Gothic nepesting Clocks, in Halewood
and Mahogany Cases, and for safe by
J. K. LOGAN & Ca.
No 32 Fifth street.
amiss.
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