PITTSBURGH, PA. . THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1845 PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. COMMITTEE TOR APRIL. 'Oahu Hanna, W. Thaw, J. W. Lightner 'TWA beautiful edition of President Polk'a Ivan oral Address, on single sheets, bordered end colored printed by .1. Murphy, Baltimore, for sale at Qui° LIT'S, Fifth at. Tax Car/rm.—The St Loui■ Republican, of Fri day week, says, the wreck of the steamer Capitol has been &stadia about two fathom water, three miles be losfielitne she was burned. The diving bell was on thespot, preparing to attempt the recovery of her ma cbisory, etc. It will be recollected that a considem ideates of money in gold was lost upon her, which violably may be recovered. MMITAILE ELECTION -At the military election en Tuesday, the following gentlemen were chosen: Celonel-rE T;toTtl,t.o. LieutColonel--SAssira. W BLACK. LARIDIEEL Office of the Allegheny Mitinal lisnranee, No 12, Exchange Bui/diags. April 16th,1345. At &meeting of the Board of Directors of this com pany it was "Resolved that an assessment of .20 per cest. be collected on the premium notes held by the Company, payable within 30 days to the Secretary and Treasurer at the office of the company, as per section ten of the act of incorporation." Enlists from the Minutes of that Board. S. WILMARTH, Prea't. J. B. Bosissox, Sec'y. The Captains and First Hose Directors of the differ ent Fiat Companies, are requested to meet at the Nep tune Hall, os Seventh street, this evening (Thursday,) for this purpose of ascertaining what amount of Nom was burnt at the late fire, and also what damage the Engines sustained. By order of ap 17.1 t HENRY BALDWIN INSTITUTE The members.of the Henry Baldwin Institute ore napalmed to meet on Thursday evening, 17th inst., at be wareroom of Gregg & M'Candless, 95 Wood et. ap 16-2 t. DAVID CAMPBELL, Pres't R Law Notice. ANDREW BURKE OFFICE removed to Smithfield street, between 4th street and Diamond Alley, opposite Mr Geo Weyman's Tobacco Meunier.. o a . JAS. 'HOWARD & CO., D APER Dealers removed to the corner of 7th and .1 Smithfield streets. ep 16 City Treasurer's Office. T HE Office of the City Treasurer is kept for the present at the house of the late Alfred Sutton, deed, on Smithfield street, above Fourth, where the affairs of the city will be attended to as usual. JAMES A. BARTRAM, City Treasurer. "lirowunrino Juniata Iron Works." THE Office of the Brownsville Iron Works is kept for the present on Smithfield street, above Foertirstneet, where all orders for Iron and Nails will be punctually attended to. The law fire will not in any way cutse the least delay in my operations. ap 13 3t EDWARD HUGHES. llama and Lot for Sale. fr HE subssriber offers for sale his House and Lot, situate on Scott street, Scott's Field. The House is a good frame, two stories high, containing four rooms and a kitchen on the ground floor, and a finished base ment. It is 16 feet front and runs back 32 feet. The Lot is 24 feet front and 105 feet deep. There is a large garden in front and a brick pavement runs along this whole length of the lot. Terms moderate. For (unbar patticulars enquire of the subscriber at Turbett's &Rim Mill, or ofJohn Kearney, Grocer, sth ward. ap 15.1mir THOS. MUROOCK. Oil Cloth Lost. IN the hurry of moving from some or the buildings on 2d street, between Wood and Market, during the lire, a piece of Oil Cloth was put upon the wrung cart, and has not since been recovered by the rightful turner. Any person returning it to this office will be suitably rewarded. ep 15. Tavern Stand for Rent. THE tubecriber offers for rent his commodious Tavern stand, in the borough of Lnwrencaville. It is an old and popular stand, and the house is in lark rate order. The house is furnished completely, sad if desired the furniture will be rented with it. A fine stable, capable of holding 20 horses, is attaclwd to the premises op 15-3 t RZOBANOSI BROZ ERS WIC A. HILL & Co. are happy to inform their fries& and customers, that they have opened their elks toFifth Street, immediately opposite the Ettehange Bank. ap 15-1wd&o. Law Notice. RICHARD BIDDLE, at the office of Charles S Bradford, fag., 4th near Grant street. apt% Card and Removal. 'RE subscribers return their sincere thanks to their friends who so generously aided them in listing their property from the flames. 11, • also inform our customers and the public, that for the present we are located at No 93, Wood st., 2d story, over M. S. Moore's Hat store, whose we shall be happy to see them: Our stock of Looking Glasses will soon be made complete, as our manufacturing establishment was not injured, and is now in full operation. We trust our aumerous friends will still remember us, and we pressiee all the energy we possess tO give satisfaction. GILLESPIE & KENNEDY. apr. Yr HE basement story Room under Algeo, Maguire iitis No2slLiberty street. This is one of the best locations in the city; has an entrance 8 feet wide, with good show window, extending 24 feet above ground, can be lighted with gas and fitted up to look headwind, size 20 feet by 40. Enquire of T. ALGEO, 251 Liberty et. N- sr 15 J/LIRZIS BENNICY, Jr., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER. AND Dealer in Produce, at W. Greer's old snind, No 46, corner of Market and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. N. B. The best of Groceries kept constantly on heed. [np 9 d3m For Sala, 200,000 P low IN f F o r , gi s l h NG L ES ver RYAN & GUGERTZ. apt. 14-Iw, ILemovaL ANTHONY BEELEN has removed hie Busineas to the Warehouse on the Canal, Penn street., hitsly occupied by John M'Faden & Co., directly op posite Win. Bcoadbuna's Mansion House. op 14 Timing and Sawing. ME subscribers having commenced the Turning and Sawing business on a large scale, with ad- Vantages sipstior to any establishment west of the Mowitains, are prepared to execute all orders in their line with neatness and despatch. And they are deter indeed to offer to their customers better terms than any other establishment in the City. Call •nd see. RYAN & GUGERTZ, 7th street, between Wood and Market, opposite Exchange Bask. apr. 14-3 m. NOTICE W. M. EDGAR, First Chief Engineer JOHN SARBER To Let. 11011 KIM ?es Floreacs. THE Steamer C ICERO will kayo for the above and intimmediate land 'ngs, on Tuesday, 15th Instant, at 3 o'- clock. A. M. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to JAMES MAY. or The Cecilia is provided with Evans' Safety Guard to prevent explosion of Boilers. apl2 Heaver Packet. THY NEW AND VERT SUPERIOR STEAM PACKET LAKE ERIE, Capt. THOMAS CAMPBELL, has commenced her regular trips, daily , (Sundays excepted,) between Piusburgh and Bayer. Leaves Pitubnrgh at 10 o'clock. A. M. " Beaver at 2 o'clock, P. M. The Proprietors of the Lake Erie are prepared to receive and forward at low rates,freight and passen gers on Cmss Cut and Erie Extension Canals, to War ren, Ohio, New Castle, Peansylvania, &c., &e. For freight or passage, apply at the office, No. 55, Water street, next door to Pittsburgh Hotel. ap THOMAS LYON, Agent. N. B.—The Lake Erie will leave promptly at the hour as above. 1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845 The new and Splendid Steamer, S. S. MAIL MONONGAHELA, maltr ru STON E, Master, has commenced run ning regularly, and will continue to n through the season as a Weekly Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and Cincinnati every Thursday morning at the same hour. For freight er passage apply on board. m 26. For Now Orleans. -4 The new Iron Steam &lir. Hunter. commanded by Capt J T M'Laugh lin, U S Navy, will leave for the a bk,ve an. intermediate ports, on the first rise. For freight apply to JAMES MAY. m 2.5. MONONGAHELA ROUTE. Mai Mak THE PASSENGER BOATS, LOUIS McLANE, Jscoas, Master, CONSUL, CLARICE, Master. Will leave hereafter at Si. A. M. mar2o F. MOORHEAD, Agent. Pittabnrgh and Wheeling Packet. THE sale and well-found steamer "UTICA," CLARK, Master, has con menced her trips and will run as a reg ular Packet between PITTSBURGH and W HEEL- ING during the season of 1845. For freight or Pas sage apply on board or to jan 30 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent. BEAVER PACKET. The well known steamer MICHIGAN, W. B. Bo tzs , Master, has commenced her regular daily trips, leaving Pittsburgh (as hereto fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M.. and Beaver at 3, A. M. Pricesto suit the times, and those whc have no money carried free. The Canal to Cleveland will be opened as soon as the weather pill permit; on the orening of which CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVELAND, o.,and MEADVILLE, Fa., will immediately go into opera tion. For freight or passage apply on board, or to G. M. 11ARTON, july 12 Water street. 11rThe Michigan is provided with Evans' Safety Guard. Pifty Dollars *.eward, T OST, (luring the fire, a pocket book containing a 11 sum of money. W W DALLAS, ap 12 Fourth street, near smnhfield. To Lot. ALARGE room in Gazzam's buildings, second story, corner of Third and Market streets.— Also, a room suitable for an office, corner of Fifth and Market streets. Apply at Mrs. ‘Vhite's, corner of 4th and Liberty street, to A. E. DRAKE, Ag't. a 11. ON Saturday evening the ( 29th February, between the U S Hotel, and the packet beat lending, in Allegheny city, a small Valese, and a Red Tin Dressing Case. Any person finding the above; will be reward ed by leaving them with Wm B Thompson, at the U 8 Hotel, Pittsburgh. ap 8 Removal by Fire THE subscriber has removed his Hal and Cap Manufactory, to No 1014 Wood street, next door to B. Bard, Leather Merchant, where he will be hap py to receive all who favor him with a call. Hats of the latest Fashion. WM DOUGLAS. N B. 80 doz wool Hats, White and Black just received No 1014 Wood street, and for sale low for cash. ap 12—dlm. DECK PLANK.—A superiour lot of dry 14 inch and 2 inch decking for seta at the Outlet Saw Mill, Allegheny. ISAAC CRAIG. tip 10 Removal by Fire. GCOCHRAN, Commission Merchant, late of No 26 Wood street, has an Office on Ferry street, adjoining the Ohio House, Water street, where he will continue his business as heretofore. ap 12 inia titre map of the City, WITH THE BURNT DISTRICT, NEATLY engraved on steel, and printed on fine letter paper. Persons writing to their friends can in this way send a correct view of the ruins in their letter. Published and for sale by W. GILLESPIE, Engraver, apr 14. North East corner of the Diamond. For mortgage. A GENTLEMAN wishes to raise $300,00. Pi for a few years on an incumbssred farm of = 70 antes, situate in N. Sewickly Township, Beaver county, about 8 miles from the town of Beaver, an.l on the New Grade from Beaver to New Castle. Apply to BLAKELY & MITCHEL. ap 7 Itenry Lambert, WHOLESALE GROCER, Produce and Commismon Merchant, LIBERTY ST., CORNER OF CECIL'S ALLEY OPPOSITE FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH ap 14-1 w $5 Reward L OST during the late fire, a Setter Bitch. all white except her head, which is brown. Any infor mation tespecting her may be left at this office. ap 14-Iw. Removal by Fire. GEO. F. GILLMORE .1. B. PERKIN 3. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. MAY be found at Ingram & Bookstore On Market street, between 4th street and the Diamond, Pittsburgh Removal by Fire. BPERRY will re-commence business to-day, at No 10, St Clair street, between Penn street and the Allegheny Bridge. apr. Charles IL Kay, WOULD respectfully inform those having business with .him that he can he found on the second story of the Warehouse adjoining that of Messrs My ers & Co., Wholesale Grocers, on Liberty street, nearly opposite the head of Wood. where he has his Papers and accounts, and will be happy to see them. ap 19. For Salc. /VWO large show windows, 7i feet high, by 54 feet wide, with glass perfect. Each window has three large lights, 18 by 36 inches. For sale low by ALGEO, MAGUIRE & CO., 251 Liberty st. IZP ERZ UELa 13 LIP 3:11. CD Gll3 623 Is now receiving from the Eastern Cities a very large supply of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, all of which wilibe open in few days. These Goods have been purchased within the last month at the lowest wholesale cash prices, many of them mach below the actual cost of Importation, and they will be sold Whole sale and Retail at an unusual small advance en first cast. Thisarrival contains a very beautiful supply of NEW STYLE GOODS, for Ladies' wear, viz t Scotch, English, and French Lawns, Satin Striped Barege Shawls, Balzarines and Bareges, Best quality French Kid Gloves, Monslinde Laines, Silk and Mohair do Cashmere de Cosse, Cbemizets, Rept. Cashmeres, Silk, Cotton and Cashmere Hose, Very rich Figured and Changable Silks, > Gymps, Cords, &c. &c. - Black Italian Lustrings, • Laces and Edgings, Black and Blue - black Gro-de-Swiss. Blondes, Netts, &c. Black India Satins, # Plaid Mullins, Blue-black and Colored Satins, Jaconet and Cambric Muslin., Florence+, all colors, Swiss, Mull and Book do Lupin's Bombazines, Linen Lawns, French and Scotch Gingham.. Linen Cambric., A beautiful variety of new style Shawls, Linen Hdkf.. BONNETS! BONNETS!! A large and well selected stock of all the newest and mostapproved Styles of Spring Bonnets Bonnett Ribbons, very handsome, 12& to 25 eta. Bonnet Lawns. Artificial Flowers, Crapes and Crape Leisse, of all colors, Bonnet Linings, Cap Ribbons, Also, a fine assortment of Beautiful New Style Parasols, Parasoletts, and Sun Shades. lila stock of Low Priced Cotton and Woolen Goods Deserves particular attention. He will sell Very heavy yard wide Brown muslin at 64 Yard wide British Chintzes, Best - - - 8 do second mourning Gingham Prints, Bleach Muslins, - - - 64 to 124 Domestic Ginghams, - 5-4 do - - 121 Ticking as low as - - Good Calicoes, - - - - 61 Cotton and Linen Checks, all qualities, Very fine do - - -10 to 124 ; Blue Drills and low priced pent stuffs, Double Purple do - - - - 124 Kentucky Jeans, - - - - Blue Merrimack do - - - 124 ;Cassinetts at reduced prices. CARPETS, CARPETS• The attention of house-keepers is called to a lot of very Cheep Striped and Figured Carpets, at 124 to $l,OO per yard. Also to a fine assortment of 4-4, 5-4, 6-4. and 12.4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Crash and Diaper for Towels. Common and very superior Linen Table Diaper, Cotton and Brown Linen Table Cloths, &c. &c. French and English Broad Cloths, of every quality and color, at extraordinary low prices. Particular atttention is invited to a few pieces of very fine Black, Brown and Blue French Cloths, which are recom mended as being very superior, also Very handsome Vesting", } Linen Collars, Byron Collars, Fancy Cassimeres, Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirt.. Black do. # Best quality black and col'd Kid Gloves, Black Doe Skin do. ;Silk and Thread do. Black Lustring Cravats, ; Cotton and Merino i Hose, Black Satin do. Goodyear's always Elastic Suspenders, Fancy do. Silk Pocket Handetchiefs, Fancy Scarfs, : Fine and Superior Linen do. Black Satin do. ', Sporting Pocket Handkerchiefs, , Fashionable Shirts, warranted to fit, lrish Linens, Very handsome striped do. Shining Muslin.. The subscriber respectfully informs his customers that his stock of Goods has never been as large, or contain. ed as great a variety of good bargains, as at present. lie will receive regular supplies of new Goods through out the season, and wilt keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of every thing that is new and desira ble, in his line of business. Having the advantage of a long and intimate acqaintance with the Eastern Mar kets, and possessing ample means to make that acquaintance of use to him in purchasing his goods, he is, therefore, able to offer extraordinary inducements to those who may favor hie establishment with their custom. mnr. 26-Im BENNETT al. BROTHERS, QUEENSW ARE MANUFACTURERS, Birmingham, Pa.; Ware Rooms St. Clair street two doors front tlie Allegheny Bridge: VX TILL keep constantly on hand a good assortment Vv of ware, of their own manufacture, and of a su perior quality. Wholesale and country Merchants me respectfully invited to cell and examine for themselves, as they are determined to sell cheaper than has ever before been offered to the public. NB. Orders sent by mail, accompanied by the cash, or good reference, will be promptly attended to. ap 5-3 m. PO/11 OFrICb: DiPARTIIIENT, April 7.1845. PROPOSA LS will be received by this Department until the 10th day of May next, at 3 P. M., for furnishing 15.000 balances for the various Post Offices in the United States, constructed on a plan best caku lated to ascertain the weight of letters, and other mail able matter. under the Post Office law of 3d March, 1845. The prices at which they can be furnished to accompany the proposition. It will be perceived that it will be necessary that the balance should indicate a half ounce, and any giv en weight between a half ounce and eight ounces. Propositions not to be considered unless accompanied by samples. It is desired by the department that the whole num ber of balances indicated shall be furnished by the first of Jul}; but the bidder will designate the time or times at which be can furnish the same. C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General. April 14 Cutlery, Surgical Instruments and Edge Tools. JOHN W. BLAIR, having made an arrangement with Thomas M'Carthy, Cutler, be is now pre pared to furnish all articles used by Dentists, Sur geons, Saddlers, Tinners, Tailors, and Shoe makers, at the shortest notice on the most reasonable terms. Any orders left with John W. Blair, No 120 Wood street, will have immediate attention. • 12-tf THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers and the public in general, that he has obtained a place nearthe St. Clair street Bridge, adjoining Mr Hise's Coach Manufactory—to com mence manufacturing Lard Oil—he hopes, by the let ter end of the week, to be able to supply a few of his wholesale customers; a friend kindly lent him a Bar rel of Oil (a friend, indeed,) which will enable him to supply, immediately, his retail customers on sth street, a few doors from the Iron City Hotel, 2d door from Market alley, where he hopes they will give him a helping hand under his late loss, by extending to wards him their patronage apr. 14 THEperson who v, as taking a load to Bell's tavern in Liberty, will remember receiving a large bandbox without 'a lid, containing clothing, a piece of black Alpacca, for a dress; and other things; from a lady in Smithfield, near Diamond alley, who ran after him and stopped him, will please leave word at Mr. Leonard's, Mrs. Von Bonhorst's old residence, where it can be found, as Mr. Bell was moving, when she called for it. He will confer a great obligation, for which he will receive a reward. Lost, a new hair trunk, of rather a light color, con taining silks of different kinds—not certain if the name of J. P. Stuart was on or not. Also. a trunk covered with black leather, containing Irish linen, wearing apparel, and other articles. The persons who received these trunks from me, either at the door on Wood street or at the doer ofJudge Wilkins' new house in 41th, and were directed to leave them at the corner of 5Th and Smithfield. will please state to the Mayor where they left them, and they will be amply reward ed. Persons who carried articles (too numerous to mention), including some clothing, things unironed, beds, silver spoons, marked 'S.' and 'J. A. S ', glass candlesticks. pictures and other things, fine card ta bles, sofa, will please remember where they took them in the confusion. Also, a sideboard, which stood op posite Mr. Lemmon's, on Fourth street. AlllO. a large figured brass fender, left in Diamond alley by Hartley's, shop. a 14. .1. P. STUART. hp 14-1 w THE subscriber will be happy to supply his cus tomers with Oil and Candles on Fifth street two loora from Market Alley. He hopes his friends will jive him a lift under his late loss, by wending to him heir patronage. ap 12-tf Card. yAT J DAV ITT , formerly of the Iron City Cloth V . ing Store, is now engaged at the THREE Bic; DOORS, where he will he happy to See his friends and former customers, and serve them to the best of his ability. a3-tf NUMBER 'FIFTY-NINE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. GOODS PDX GENTIBASEN. Lard Oil. M. C. EDEY Lard Oil. M. C. EDET V!!!! IMILLIP ROSS, North West corner of 4th and Market streets, PITTSBURGH 'Auction Salto. Auction Sales, By Joh* D. Dards, Auctioneer, cornet of Ftfa mad Wood streets. grIN Thursday morning, 17th inst., at 10 o'clock, V/ will be sold without reserve ; a general assortment of seasonable Dry Goods. And at 2 o'clock, P. M., a large quanity of house hold and kitchen Furniture, &c. ap 15. LYND & BICKLEY have removed far the present to Tippecanoe Hall, Liberty, above Wood street, and will hold their first sale on Wednesday evening, April 16th, at 7 o'clock. Will be sold, a large lot of damaged Dry Goode, saved from the late fire. Also, an excellent assortment of fresh Dry Goals, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting, Flints, Mousseline de Leine, Suspenders, &e. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 18 Building Lots at Auction. A Davis' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of Woodand Stb stroets,on Friday, April 18th, at 3 o'clock. 1' M., will be sold without reserve, by order of assignees, Eighteen handsomely situated building Lots, on Holmes' Hill. being Nos 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216 and 217, in Cook & Cassatt's plan of Lots, &c. These Lots are situate in a pleasant and improving neighbor. hood, and will positively be sold to close the affairs of the Estate. The plan may be examined at the Auc tion Rooms. At the same time and place will be sold 8 shares stock in the Dry Dock Company. Terms at sale. JOHN D DAVIS, aplo Auctioneer. Adjourned Sale ofLots, on Fourth St Road. IN consequence of the severity of the V eather, the Lots advertised by handbill and otherwise to be sold on the 22d inst.; is postponed until the 10th day of May next, for further information enquire of Mr David Beeler on Foot th Stieet Road, or to E_ L____ m 21-d&vad A few of the best varieties of Peach Trees—in ex. 1 - 1 cellent order, from the Nurseries of Landreth & Fulton near Philadelphia, on hand and for sale by F. L. SNOW DEN, apr. 10. No 184, Liberty, head of Wood at. If . D. SELLERS M. D REMOVED to Penn street, between Irwin and Handetreeu. five doois below Hand street. ap 1 Sewickley Academy. A Classical and Commercial Boarding School for Boys, on the Ohio Road, Fourteen miles from Pittsburgh. Rev. J. S. TRAVELLI, A. M., PRINCIPAL. HE Summer Session will commence on Thursday, May Ist, 1845. . _ _ TERM S—Boarding, Tuition, Washing, Fuel, Lights, &c., per session of iive months, $65--one half payable in advance; the balance at the close of the ses sion. Books and Stationary furnished when repieAtecl. at the expense of the pupil. ALL CLOTHING TO BE DISTINCTLY MARKED. Pupils furnish theirown towels. It is very desirable that all should be present on the first day or the sesssion. EU' For further particulars inquire of the Principal of the Academy, or of Messrs. John [rein & Sons, No 1 I Water street, Pittsburgh, J. P. Gazzatn, M. D. Hon. C. Shaler. ap 3 d6w Chair Factory. JNO. M. IRWIN: and James W. Wood well, carry on the Chair business in all its branches, and solicit the custom of their friends w o may want to purchase a substantial article. A large assortment new on hand at low prices. mar 22 JNO. M. IRWIN & CO. Dp E. SELLERS, bas removed hi• Drug Store to IL. the bead of Smithfield street, No 125. Having by tbeactive exertions of many kind friends, succeed ed in saving a portion of my stock, and having goods on the way, from New York, Philadelphia and Balti more, I shall be prepared in a few days to serve my city and country friends as usual, and shall be very, thankful in this time of need, for their custom. ap 14. - ""=. • 121 -12 i to 181 10 AUCTION SALE. LYND & BICKLEY, Auctioneers P S.I . KENNA, Auctioneer Peach Trees Removal by Fire. List of Letters REMAINING in the Post Office, at Pittsburgh, April 15th, 1845. Persons calling for leuers whose names are on this list, will please say they are advertised. Aiken John Allen Margt Anderson John Aiken Rev John Allen Mrs I Anderson PI Ann Adams 0 B Alpo Wm Alines Miss K Adams Mise 13 A Alden Brigs Arnold A L B Babcock. John B Bracken lilhis 13 II Brown Dr .1 K Ball James Breckenridge H 111 Brown Jas H Bailey Thee I Briscoe Wm 111 Browd Robt Barton John Bryant Mrs F Brown R I Barlett B F Breeden Bent Bradley Mrs Mary Barmier Mrs Ft Brooks Robt G Bridenihall John Barker Miss 8 R Brentlinger Eliza Brewer E Barton 13am'l Brewster R. Brooks.' W Baxter Jai Bradley Geo W Brewer Mrs J Bayne John Buchanan Wm Boyle Alex Ball $ Fichardson Byard David BoyldJohn BeHsoover B Butler Mr Bonne!! I B Benedict Geo BarchllCld Levi Bosh Jane Beall Mrs Sarah Butler John R Bowe Juhb Believe A Bond John B Black Ml:kb Blakelely Wm Boooorth John Black Joba Benner Win Carson James Chapman James PColder Miss Ellis. Calhoun John Chantler/ Ruth Colt Joseph II Carson Thos Chapman James PCoulter J H Cameron John Clouse Jemima Cowley Jam'l Carnahan David TClayland John D Cotton John Carman Nathan Clark Robt Copperst one Thos Campany Nelson Clark Matthew Coats Harry W Carlyle Mira MargtClarke Jane Coplan Elder Carson Thos J Clayey Jacob Coady Alex Casey Petcr Close) , W .Crabb John Caiwidy Solomon Cooper James 2 Craig John P Caldwell Capt Cochran Robs Crain Sam'l Campbell John Cochran James E Creeny Chas Chesley Isaac Cochran MraAnn Crawford Robt Chuver Levi P Collins E Crenshaw LD¢ C Chase Avery Cockaln Thom Cunningham Jeme Chancey J Cook Truman Cunningham Wm Charters Samuel Cook !Maki Ann Dales Wilson G Davis Thos Dobbs Angier Davenport D Davis Geo D W Doolittle John Daily Miss S Davis Henry Doering Chas Davison Mina Dean Capt Dreming John Daly' W Devine John Daniell' H Davidson'. M Deary /as Dugan Sarah Dauberry Mrs M Dick Jas Dunn Allen Daft Thos Douglass Geo Dunlap John David J Eakins C Ellis E Ewin John Fl Erhard Geo Evens Win Ewing A W Eddy Thos H Evens John Ewlng Samuel W Elder Jos E Foy Feranel Fialds Wm F Forsyth John H Fergnson Bom Flood Roney Freeman Azel Fenwick David Fox Riled 2 Frey Elizabeth Fanwick Jacob Fox Chu Frilebman John Flanigan John B Fowler Thos 11 Freeman Wm Fletcher J 4 C Foster, bralillen 4Fryer Miss Ellen Flood Dennis Kennedy Gallo John Garslnger Saml Gotchalck John Gettis Mrs Elia Glger Miss M A Gould Israel Geyer John A Glllan Barthr mew Grice G G Galling R J 2 G,st Miss Barbara Grazier HIM Germon Fr ands CGiller Jonas M Greer Isaac Gallgher L Janes Gillespie Niss EG Grant Jno Gatienby Mrs JohnGooch 13 1' 2 Graham Thos Gehhart John Gomaldi Alphonsi Graham James Galloway Garret Gormanbi MS A Grieves H R fl Hall Mrs Jane E Hemphill Capt Hunter Mrs T T Hanna Joseph Hays 8 Eah Hull John C flapper Sarah HenninrA W Autchison Rev J Hanna Samuel /A Hrjon Hans B fludrzn John Hanna Alex Harsiberger ,1 Hubbell P F Hanian Ephraim Harvey Hugh Gulfs David C Handy George Harper John Hughes Miss E 2 Hancock Wm Morison Heigh Hasler Davin E Hants Joseph jr Harker S Holland John Hagarty Wm Howson Sarah Hodkinsols Mr Heckthorn Chas Howard T Hogan Ben) Hill John Hall Isaac Holly Miss M E Hood RAI Hughes Noah - Bowels Isreal F Doilies John Irwin Margt Miss I ngoisby Patrick Jwbrire J R 9 Jervell Jas B Jones Wm Johnston D 9 Jeffery Wm Jones Tticis D Johnston C Jordan Sas Jones CI ? Jones Miss A El Jorkon 8 Jones E rf Jenkins Mrs M John Gideon Jones David Johnston J T Jackmn Matilda Jacksor James Jack Ann E Jewsli U Kenny John Kirkpatrick Kelly Anthony Kanida N R Kirk John Kelly A Keerill Henry Kirby 'I• Kell' A Keen Lewin Kuhn John Knight F H Kearns a King J L 2 L Linable Wm q Liggett James Lee Maria Laing Ann 6 Loughrey Thos Lewis Joseph Lamo Elizabeth Lyons Robert Little Thomas Lamar W Lytle Samuel Lightner Miss H Lambertue Henry Lockhart Isaac. 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Win Z—Zook Jacob IN I TIALS Secretary Ws Tell Loa* Orea4►a Star ap IS. IL V. IRIDLE, p. Per Salo. ALARGE Steam Saw Mill, on the bank. of the Allegheny river, near the city of Flushing's. ALSO.—Two lots of ground, near Shneatelare• Rolling Mill—very low. Apply to BLAKEL & MITCHEL, Real Estate Agents and Conveyancers. all. Cheap Itailthae Lots for Loam S ix building Lots, 20 feet by 100, oat Peen street, city of Pittsburgh, to be leased very low, for LS years. ALSO—Six building tots,2o feet by 100,0 a LAIWY street—t o be leased for 15 years. The above property is in a thriving part of the °it,. end is a good location for dwellings and stores. Apply to Blakely & Mitchel, at Alderman Blakely'. Office. Per Sala. ANA N excellent farm of 1871 acres of land in Wan moreland county, well watered and good invitee ment; on which is erected a good Sew MUlt airy person wishing to purchase, can have a ballpark by applying soon to jan 30 Look Out for Great Boargaius 7Allellii W. WOODWELL'S PITTSBURGH FURNITURE WAREROOMS. AIyTHE subscriber has on hand the most ea tensive assortment of well made and bested- u finished Furniture ever offered in this city, he will sell at Eastern Prices, viz; Sofas—a variety of new patterns. Divans, Ottomans. •Tete a Tcie.' Mahogany Chairs (new style.) do Rocking and Sewing Chairs. Cane seat and Windsor do. Marble Top, Centre, Pier and Sofa Tablas. Mahogany do Card do Dressing do. • Cherry do do do do do.: Dressing Bureaus (Marble top,)neW style. Wardrobes, Secretaries and Book cases. Mask Stools. Wink. Hat and Towel melts. French and Patent High Posted Bedsteads. All kinds of common Furniture. Those intending to furnish, are respectfully invited to call and examine the assortment. mar. 22.tf. JAS. W. WOODWELL. Partastrship. THE business of the Saw Mill will hereafter: be conducted by the subscriber, under the brm of Neville B. Craig & Son. who will promptly hill ail or ders for any Lind of sawed stuffs. NEVILLE B. CRIAG, ISAAC CRAIG. Outlet Saw Mill, Allegheny, April 1, 1845. ap 3-1 m Notice. T HAVE le ft my books with Samuel Gelstrnt, at I James Patterson's Lock and Screw Manufacto ry, corner of Front and Ferry sts. All those indebted to me will please call and paybina--he isfully author- ised to close my business. AU accounts nmatining unpaid, on the first of May neat. will be left in the hands of a proper officer fur collection. ap 9—lmd. GEORGE ARMOR. THE CRY IS STILL FOR TEXAS. BOOT AND SUOMI EMPORIUM. No 112 Market Street, ITHE subscriber again appeals to his friends and the public generally, asking them to sustain him in his pa. silliiS triotic efforts to serve them and himself. Having just returned from the East, ha is prepared to supply them with an article superior to any thing they can get in the city. This is no fiction, as those who have dealt with me can testify. Humbug is the order of the day with some of our houses, but the public may rely on it that they will get a better Boot or Sbae'for the seine money of me, than in any other house in the city.— Being a practical shoemaker myself, I have advantages which is a guarantee to my friends that the goods pur chased by me is superior to thosq,brougbt on by men having no knowledge of the business. Customer*, work made to measure, ap 10-2 w GLASS STAINING, Ry J. Newton, Fox?. IA street Road. near Toll Gate, FU E only Glass Stainer west cf die tnotnatains. A specimen of this glass is m be seen on the steam boat Cambria. All orders promptly attended to. feb. 19-wadtf. piano Fortes. T HE subscriber offers for sale a lame and splendid assortment of Piano Fortes, from $2OO to 050 each- The above instruments are of superior werici manship. and made of the best materials; the towns nut to be excelled by any in this country. F. BLUME. Corner of Penn and St Clair streets, opposite Ex change Hotel. ONE Piano Forto with Coleman's celebrajed Za lian attachment for sale at ap 7 ASMALL Church Organ with six stops of good tune and workmanship, low for cash at - ap 7 F BLUME'S. MAHOp e r l VENEERS AND BOARDS, ju or st ap7 F MINE. HAMPTON & Minim, NO. 112 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, ik RE now receiving a very large stock of Foreign al and Domestic Dry Goods, all purchased within three weeks last past, comprising as handsome said desirable goods as were ever brought to a western market, and which will be offered to country or city buyers, at such rates compare with eastern psi• ces, and that without "addition of carriage." - They solicit an examination of their stock by pur chasers. ap 13-416 w J UST received a large assortment of Musical Insuu mewls, consisting of Violins, Flutes, Guitars, and all kinds of Brass lustruments, for sale by ap 7 F BLUME. Pico Erica, Extra Large. 20000 A prime ankle, fur sale by , Spring Fashion. No 93 Wood SI, Third door below Diamond Alley. HAVING JUST RECEIVED FROSIA wmra New York, the SPRING FASH I ON for HATS, "ID I. am now, prepared to supply my customers and till those who may please to favor me with a call, with this new and beautiful style of Hat. mar 14-4.sr.vr2rn S. MOORE. Pennsylvania Glass Woiki. CIUR Maoufectory is in operation as usual, our NU/ Warehouse baring been destroyed in the late Sm. our office and wareroom at the building. of George Weyman. corner of Diamond Alla, and Smithfield street, Pittsburgh. Orders fur Window Glass and Glassware will be attended to ar usual. a 12-1 m S. MIME &Co. Removal by Pile. THE °lnca of the "Hope Cotton Factory," is re. moved in conßeqtience of the fire, to Mr. P. Mtd vany's Guess Warehouse, -on the opposite tome of Market and Water streets.— ..e4. ~ ep 14-lw P. M'CO> et liesteval. - - 10, D. MILLER& Co., have rem:medal Ito 104 IL. Liberty street, where they are prepated act their usual !animas. ap 15 : .'z''.:,.i.i'. - •,,.-i•*.:.: i-,:`*:..'',a47;;.:"•:i: D &G W LLOYD A. McCAMMON. F BLUME'S. D. & G. W. LLOYD
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