Datip Iliornittg Post.,
Faux TI-1A5,- , Bv the arrival oldie steamship Mc
ticKim, Capt Lewis, frl ' im Galveston, at New_ Orleans on
C the 20th inst., the Picayune is in posseuion orelates
to tho 15th inst., the Jay of her departure. As trui
PH' R.Ci 11, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. I paper was ready for press when the newer:mew to
hand, says the Picayune, we are unable tO fun:Atli full
401411 3IGLER, LIDVICYR
Or V /1 I' n Lt , t Fa . Agent for country newspapers, ,
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° th e 4 Polt for the l'lttsloireh Daily Slurping Poet.' I "'P
and Manufacturer, to receive)
arid Weekly Mercury and Galveston Globe learns by a gentlemanfrom/
adwartisenon's and subscriptions. lie has offices in i Fishet l a Colon), that three of the colonists, on their
Nave 'foam. at the Coal Offie.r, 'JO Ann street, ('ill . I way to Atain, were attacked by Indians and two of
fointng the Tribune Office.) 1 them Lilli.d—the third made his escape. Tine same
Ratios', No. 12. Stare to tort.
Psodnah t trial a, Real Eatate and Coal Off; re, s? ' paper awes that much distatiafaction prevails in the
Pam street.. i colonists not receiving the lied. promised them, and
Bat muse, S E corner Baltimore end Cal vertnts,l which ioduced them to emigrate to the country.
where our paper can Ire seen, and terms of a dverti-1
slog learned. Ma. 11Ccii•Nntl.—The Washinvon Union di
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hest
sats:—"We are yet to see or bear of the'
COP 3OR.9.—The session of Conttreas commences
~t.
man in r. V
ashi .. ngt who w
of '
Mr s desirous seeing
t^ dal. On Saturday night a meeting of the Ili-ince !
...'
r lai " I t '''. 'hat we have met with Ito such
Buchanan upon ihon
is trench,
instead of in the cab•
G
critic members was held in rho all of the House of /
Representatives. to select candidate , to fill the very ! net-
~ (-
important stations of Speaker, Clerk, Sergeant at :
'nets"
--
Arms, &r. The session will doubtless he one of ver) i 'To n. Altiola "r Oni:e.us on Noo r.."—llon. Wm.
great importance to the iirolum Our relation , ' a ith ! (...04t Johnson has w linen n latter to the Journal tai
Metric°, will, in s ome f o rm, h e d..finitely nettled. The ; Commerce, to reference ,o Oregon. 51r., Johnsen
proceeds' to avow his belief that on' claim to the
(teat question of the Tariff will be folly discussed; it
1,,,,,,,„ of t i ne ,„i,,,-.. l whole is as good an that to any pelt of Oregon, tool
will, perhaps, be th e great
The President, we are fully iath.fied, will be sustained, that it shoa l " he mar stifled.
by Congress, in asserting that our light to Oregon is' L ;
s - LoUft ATA us i.i.T.—The Alba - n) Evening Jour
"clear and tinqoestionaLle." An ,t of Congress will ! nal of Monday nu)st—'There has doe , a perfect oda
certainly be passed. extending the laws of the United tianche of floor
voLo . „g
iinto our Coy venterday anal to
ewes over the whale Terri•ury, and n o'if)ing, Great d ay. E very thin; that could float has been leaded
Britain that joint o retipency meet cease. . 1-1 "‘ P ool ' and forwarded to Alb-,ov. The (Sarin is crammed.
OCice Depiirmel.t will claim mush attention fiorn ' t
We velum in so any that at least -10.003 bane's tut:. to.
Curgresa. The Postmaster General, we learn. wit' ,hay seousl in our harbor.'
recommend certain mucdforations of the new law, lea.' ! _______ ,
From Graham's Slagnaine for November.
sing e hone ices the present low rates of postage or, I
toadied; it in quite possible that he will leconammd C OUSIN MATIIIEW •
con c ., to *Who' ine the Department to re let, 3..tring : ay illeMa Ducat..
the neat surnmer.all the Mail Coettacts existing underl \ li we. that.
are
called
women,. knara. as
~,,
en
the ohd law, for the region that by re-letting 'AIM Uro i An men, it were a
eta moie tmble thing
der the reguluriura of the new law, neatly one hall r., g lare ',brie M re giacifil,and give r esneet
can be saved in the prt . o of transportation. This /..\ 1' 5 e , 1i 1i w ei b e cu rr ur 7 ,1. 7 3 7 ,, 17 . ;: t.( . 1 ;,? i et .,:.. 1 7: ,0
may or may not prove to be the case; one thing in cat- - O n men with pleasure till they find the we)
taln, (ha present head of the Department, is com- To &tie us a negloei, then an, too late,
pletely master of all its details, and will fearlessly - rercetre the loss of a lust we 'night base sad
Audni
recommend such measures as he shall believe best : ;," t" death. a
esiculared to prqmote the general good of t he country -
Cannon Jobe
Cadnrsn a iler A if Co
Cameron D A
Ca•key John
easy John
Casstidap rollick
, Caster James
Campbell John IN
-
I Crughs and (7,1,1,—1n till ease., of rotten and Cantaitril Thomas
I V,ln'e... . . I COLin, the sufferer% . ill find n plemnint hut powerful: Cam brit Robert
------ ; NI, la.ll Tuipsidonable, in pursuingthum, 'remedy in Clickener'sSugstreootest Vegetable rill.— ' C hase A
TUT. StATA.—A %Vsshington correspondent of the flpon such tenderness, my erill'l error, 1 The fume of ti.i. medicine hoe a lready • r „.,.1 far and ',
(tiaat Mary
IC•w York Gioia., in Aponking of the opening of the: (Jest h a d I k no wn it w0t..1,1 bare wrwoght thus is ill. i wide o.,er fire loin.rted thmisansi tinse• ..f these, 5 ,:; r a 1 :, , , , a l. Gea rs
next Congess, seyr.—"l regret to inform you that ' )o',. 1 pills were sold last ,ear. basing been u s ed in all a.- cha ,„..." Henry
Thus strangely. not th e w mid had won m• to it. I
there will be nu many Dem .w..ratic members of the Sem. , cr-rt mined eNeeri V. II); perfect succep... F o r liver corn. cw ,. uoit joas , ph
TA S'coratfait Lady—Btaunsont 4- Fletcher ' pleint, affection set the lung.. paipitatten Of the inns Chifl 9 Miss
acs absent, some from indispri•itian, and some from a' ,
When 1 look hack on my early life, and :nnsider i influenza, asihme, scarlet reser. freer and acne, drop i Charters Samar!
tack of supply Itlfill sacancies, that the Whigs will be :. dint I wan a mot het less rid, and an only child of a i syes typhus fener. and other rlieensea. Thia pill i+ cnat• i chamber tate C
in the majority, fur some time after the session of Con- fond indulgent father, I du nut wondei —possessing aI ed with fine white all Ear, so that the medicinal intro- Chase Geo A
v .., be g in.. Mc. Calhotin will nertninlv be rt turned quiet. impulsive, clisposition, unchecked by any auttnir- i client. are imper,-eptible to th e taste. Tn children,. fibristneber Sanest t.
ity—that I was wilful sad c•priciuus. Nly fsther hod, they muv be Arimini4rrrd without difficulty So well ' (Any* at' J I M I .
in plies of Judge Huger, who resigns; bur he will not
toiled inditstiiousl fur wars, to acquire sufficient ' con'yince - i is Dr Clicteeer o f their efficacy in all srsec i. ' newest rraertitn
probable take his seat for • month to come. Mr. Dix-
t ' meat ,. to eno bi,, h-onY to M- , rt NI and whn tint happy I fled Ca vea ~ lhot he pledges himself to return the money i ""." Jai"'
en H. Lewis is at home sick. Virginia and another. pe,iod at lase ar5.,,,,,i. hol Cooper Wilmot.
joyfully c lai m ed the fulfil 1 wiser , the rumi.e.i eGet is not produc.d. Cochran James
State bane failed to elect Senator' in good time; and ' ment of my mnihrea promise, which she
bars tiv ,,, i salt, ) , %VIII Jacloon. corner of
Dr`ood •ri.l I.iberty 1 c e , aper p stssae l
another ‘acaney exiets, 1 think, in another quatter. I him in the First blush id' ben girlhood. Tway-ears of un- : streets. who ia general Agent fur Clickener's Pills , Cohen Aaron
interrupted happines s floated by, when she died, Ira- in Pittsburgh and vier il T. ' Coffin l'asophin
ilOss this will . ffcct tho fate of the office seekers, sing a ',thy A slighter to rnnsuli. her almost Genet-bro', 'l.leware of an ,mitt , ion sit idle rolled "Tmpro ; Curry George
now here, 'mains to be seen." ken husband . I was his pet — Isis inn hug. Arid its , red 5. g ,,,-.G.,,i,d pal,- purporting to be Pa , eniesf.
Nature had kindly bestow td upon me my ittother'• lux ; a ., t rot h the pill. and pletentle.l palest ore forgeries, Daelher y Jo.e•Pli
The lVaabiugton c...r.es - po ' n - deut ulthe '..s . Y Cum . '
mist. curls n o d comely testmets. rather than my fad:, I got up by ,t tr.i.rrul.l , ' F e s s k, i n Net.' i.ok, who, tor t 11 "•id•on ' 1 L
mercial ttavelt.iler Sap it is hulte , ed that a w'goNa• e r'shme.ly 1,1 ecpres.ive coon tef nfl oce, I mar tendered : t h e l o ot f ou r er tin e n r o r•, l.a. mode his ii•ing Iss hu ed
W'll'"'
Liar. has just been cottclitded. as the result of which, ,1.-aier to him by the re•emblance. , e A s nnterfeilitot p 'p o l a r ,nedie.,,,... , i ,,,. i. 9..•1.11 Abraham
I ivis Jomph
t he President will recommend to Congress, in hi• MY father Pro'rmi i'‘ b".'"el"- and . I ''''' I "1' , . '4.'l. tuic'
prnached womanhood I was no heires•. us well a• an '
next messily., the porcine of all the public lands of ; ...„.„ 6 „ .1 , Then 1 ' COIIIIIERCIAL R ECORD...v-- . '
Ked beauty. en no wonder, repeat , that , I
T ' ten ce"ta 50 acre - or, condition that Tat",, l well s elfrwilled—but the resulsions of feeling attend , ("dots Jona 1
Dann Jo.
.•/•11,•t • .
shall apply the proceeds to the payment of the State ant upon such a naturiilfne as mi
e. ra
r•e it•e
ln l, in id gi most
me
in.
debt. The &mound. rif the reticle/se money at Oak , r'a r " .. "• tin' arts of "` liw and rin ro
as meek e nhappine is as then did rehers—patticelatls ;
tre would be about $18,000,000. in the man of my Coesin Matthew. My father had
a N l il n t i , s ,w hee ,
h a , a a .i . , o i, e r ist it , d t,p i i fta l t r , : r irie;
in sv , i , th pi h . t ‘ s ,,, rot .t. rain,
FLoCII MILL. BURN T.—B e rt learn from the Roches'
at Democrat that the wooden fliiiiring 'M3 at the La'. They bid commence-1 life together-Ind ecOrmarnized ,
er faaa, known as the ''Ciiion Mills," two mites from —Mid laid im money—and when goof
Cousin Mat. i t
4 , h:7 1) 11 3n0 1e elder was
i st ie w te n h r e i d di on eir t heir.
that d
thedesiti h. ,
ate centre of the city—owned by several individuals, !
the principal of whom were Bowman & Co. of sew of Bat - es & ri:eelw'ear7: i n
if the Y wMithlest houses " i n n
York, and() A Avery . and occupied by Thomas Pa , the country. Like my father. he was a widower, with
ions. was destroyed by' fire lthe first of the week.— one child—my Cousin Matthew. i
I was n little one when he died. but !can well re- ;
The occupants lost about 200 barrels of coarse flour, member the scene at his death-bed.
wed a large eisansity of mill feed. The building eon-' "Be a father to him. John," said poor Cousin Mati
tamped four run of stones, and was also insured. : thew. grasping my father's hand, and pointing to his
The oezt building destroyed WWI a veneering mill, ' weeping own-
'
•e r y substantially built of stone, and filled with ma
tear-Trhallt I l et dawnwill
be ls . i ' re
s . bar p ri liel e' ton
father
; ' a 'anit r i c fr i a i e le ch arge
il l I"n '
c c hioery. It it owned by James Boyd & Son, of New (anew each other. he shall marry my little Elia, and be
York, and insured. indeed my son." I
The flames then spread to the "Carthage Mills." The ding mu pressed Lis lintel in silent gratefill-;
containing also four run cf stone—owned tic the Bo- , a ‘i , ,, 5 ' . 7 ....1, "
“ I t er a : s h i . in r a u t p um i " bed him m t i o ne n t" h !", " "i '4 . ,
cheater City Bank, and occupied by Enos B Seward, f r „ rn him. M ar :: t ri timg t h ey did ,i,,, si o u i r i u m r 7,„7„i',
Esq., who lost about 200 barrels of supeitine flour and ! that cold kiss hovtr around me, and. Deaver, fin give
15,000, bushels mill feed, which were pain) cov ered me. when I grew to let a silly, romantic girl, I l aGocin•
t ‘ eiti i. : , h h e e, u , np a l n e d .i
ns a i e n n s t ,e. re d m i ss i in im be a r k s i nee ng m w e it h ios rn r y li p m our n, C ,, o rr us a in s
)7 insurance. The building was Mimed for 49,-
500, which will only cover the loss on machinery. it should, it mule me shrink from him—but I suffered
Resides these the fire destroyed two large were- . most Liam Iv `thew s ean Pl eht Yed nig d y heal tleetssurion for me from
ness.
houses, on "face. a barrel house, and n building for- . in M - dir l
Ids .arlies , b o) 1,00.1. Ile hot c a ith my pets istinelis. my
many occupied fur coopering. whims and caprices, like an a-gel—and I loved hum
'I be whole leas is estimated at $lO 000, mire than m i me t i t s b e tter for ii: his adoration, so meekly and qiiii
two-thirds of which is covered by insurance. ei ly expressed. beret( me.
The D,l:lWare County R e p u blican of F r i,l.y ~,), When 1 began to :hints myselt elmost a young e o
that the floor mill and use wood mill owned by Enos ! man my i l 7 r
s. th i t . l ". l 7 l l . be x cam l tilk s d s : " , , . l l , l 7 l : ind
Sharpies*, of Chest( r township, and occupied by • —but I was not meteenary—rah, no! tl;10, would ' nor'
Charles Smith and John M Sharpies,. tetol fire from ' have hem tomantic—l shou k
ld ba s e been 'de l igh t lted
the friction of the machinery on Saturday n i g h t 1.5 , ii, 1 with n lever arid a c o ttnee.—who new at
sacrifice
was—aureouraded by every luxury—fondly
sd were bar!" " we ' 'be building was "u'eat
igitted I could live inn desert with the mon of my'.
?bough Mr Smith was net. heart " Like Lydia Languish, I thought, it I did
not say it."how charming would poverty be with him,"
and nbsolut ely pined for a "pretty distress." It dill;
Inut agree with my
dutifully the courtings of good Cousin
Matthew Bates—en dutifully to church, and become
good Mistiest.* Matthew Bates, and settle down a due'
tiful wife, all in such a humdrum way. filen his ,
name was at "shockinl , " If it had only been Clin
ton, or Comiland, or Clarence, or any thing but Sim-
I thew—tied Matthew Bates at that. And besides, he
1.'11.1 so tincreith looking—not at all distirtgue, ur el,
!
gent. That he had good feat ufes. I could not deny'.
and his figuie was well proportioned, but he knew set
how to show to advantage his personal gifts. Ilia
clear brown eye shone frankly and iii, chestnut hair
curled curelessly over his well developed forrheed;
but he paid little attention to dress or accomplish-
Fiat AT CetrEpt:R Count Bur lE.—Tly.R.tchmund
Whig boa the following letter dated at 5 o'clock on
Wedneaday morning—" The centre of Culpeper Court
House is now wrapped in flames. The fire naught
about 4 o'clock, at the Fairfax ilotel, kept by Samuel
Decamp, and is now spreading witl,feartd rapidity.
The names have already consumed the hotel, Ela)tu'i
store. H. Shakeford's hone and office, and the Muson
le Hali—end Niejor Hill's house has just caught. It
is to he feared that the whole of centre Culpeper C II
will be COMIIITNI. Court House, Clerk's Offic , , and
reverd other bnihiings in great danger.
P. S. 5S o'cloels,—The flames still raging.
•
FRAN Hayset AND NILXICO. — By the arrival of
the Emprestuln, Capt Collins, the New Orleans Pic
ayune has fun files of flavanna papers to the Itch inst.
On the 6th inst the royal 'mail steamer Medway sr
trod from Vera Cruz, with $600,000 in specie. Her
dates from the city of Alexico are only to the 28th ult .
—two days later than we have received direct.
The Mexican troops stationed at Jalapa, which,
according to some estimates, amounted to 4000 men,
have been 43-Caere , ' into cantonments at Pain de
Ovejas, a mall place half way between Vera Cru 7 l
aid the former city. The general in command was
'tweeted daily in Vera Cruz when the Medway sailed, j
intending to remain there.
The incident in regard to the sailing of the St Mary's
(rota Vera Crue, and the offer of aid from the Monte
soma, is mentioned in the Havana papers.
The death of an illosttious prelate of the Catholic
church, the Archbishop of Guatemala and Bishop of
Havana, is announced in the Dario of the 10th inst.
We find some speculations in regard to the sugar
crop in the Diorio. The writer is of opinion that the
amount of the product of the island has been exagge
rated for purposes-of speculation. The writer offers a
species of wagerthat the crop will fall short of 700,000
C,OYYCT•TtuN To IMPRISONMENT FOR LIPP- -
Governor Wright,says the Albany Atlas, has commu
ted the sentence of death pronounced upon Van Steen
burgh and O'Connor, in Delaware county, for the
murder of Deputy Sherifateele. In arriving at the
above decision, he has been influenced by no moder
ate estimate of the degree of guilt involving in the
murder of Steele. He sets forth the offence in:its full
magnitude, and does not conceal the public necessity
which calls for an atonement commensurate with so
Grestaomawagainst the laws, the constitution and
menu.
Young Dudley, and Morton, and Campbell, and two
or three of my other buy lovers bud. after leaving col
lag, travelled abroad, and returned home ea ex.i.i.ite;
and then they studied professions—but plain Curtin
Matthew went unwillingly to college, and then, on his
return, insisted on taking his place as partner with my
father. "1 can visit Europe, dear uncle," he said,
"when I am older;" and I saw his face color, and hi.
eyes brighten, as he and my father looked at me, and
then exchanged glances. Here wee "one of the pret- ,
cleat distresses immaginable," and I gave myself up to
the full enjoyment of my misery.
"I will never marry Cousin Matthew," I exclaimed
in pettish anger, when I had reached my room. ••No,
no,—they can never make me!" and then I wept a. i
though I anticipated being locked up and kept on bread
and water. But no such luxury of misery was in store
for me. My gond old father would have stared at tire I
bare proposition of urging me against my will. He
would have been delighted to have seen us married to
each other, but would never have forced me. But it
pleased me to famy differently, and I Imedrunder the
ifluence of my romantic imagination.
I looked around fur a lover—some one to 4001 up.
on and be wretched about—but young Dudley with
al! hi. foreign airs and graces was a fool—Morton an
impudent, presuming fellow, who prated of his racers
and hounds; as though he were an elder son of an En.
Oh peer, with jocky habits acquired at Epsom and
Ascot—and Campbell a piece of stupid pomposity.—
Then I sought in humbler ranks—but my music master
was a snuffy old German and my other teachers en.
tirely the opposite of the refined beau idea/ I had cre
ated. Cousin Matthe w might have been that beau
ideal if I had not been so blind. He was handsome
if he was uncouth; clever in mental abilities, and gentle
and leving. But. I shut my eyes to true happiness.—
To me he, was only plain Matthew Bates, whom I
would not be forced to many.
Time passed on. I entered society, though only
seventeen. My teachers were retained, it is true—
but only as a ceremony were the daily lessons and
the rich and beautiful bliss Lee wu soon surrounded
by admirers, and hurried with gay engagements.—
Cousin Matthew looked quietly on; bnt spoke never a
word. Ho was always at my elbow, to band me to
my carriage, to attend me to parties, and accompany
me on my , driYes and rides. I couli not help'erck
slowledginint time., ',secret Wing of itindneotrifer
bier-he was so yiedliing 'to my wishes-4o pa lit
and attentive. In nit of these moments of tender
aces, I resolve+ ntagynanimovey, to ward off hia
dechoratiuis of Irree--tenerosely, to spare him the
pain of a refusal.
"Disentangle this whip for me, Cousin Matthew?'
said I one day, after no had returned from a ride.—
lie was passing by my dresaing•toom, and there
stood by the open - door, alone, vainly endeavoring to
disengage the pietty - little enquetisti whip•chain,
which had by chance become w ra pped around the but
tons of my habit sleeve. A• L extended my bend to
him. be sprang quickly to do my bidding, and while
his bead was bent over the troublesome tangle—to
him a "labor of love"—f could not help admiring the'
rich masses of curls that fell in cond.'s. negligence
over his brow; but then he wan plain Cousin Matthew
Bates. whom I w..uld never murry, and the recollec.
I Linn of some tender wards and looks which hod esca
ped him during the ride, determined me upon putting
into execution my generous resolve. Thereupon. I
spoke—l told him with a well affirmed air of einifi•
knee that I haul that morning: through my father, ie.
fined y , mng Campbell. lie tienublerl, ani I.v my
I'.sclre glass. which •tounl near, I could see I,i. round
tare rrimsoned viii, 11100, ,
I Osirt 111111 of my fit or 170141bn: 1 !lever M , .r•
ri‘, and picot ed forth our fnuure.l4 huotluer and ',i.e.,
...thing the uleclinin; ulzn.ts of my fault., Tho I badi
Vet met with one to love s• I ottuld i-h to Levu'
my liuu.b.tni, and cola:bidet with ita)ing that ev n if I
ever should 'riflery, I I.l.o6p:tied truth limpidness in his
friendship. and the •isteuly r egard I felt for him, tinned
to my father'• trailer care He nlmnst gesped for
breath, while I •elf.cuonplarently admired rho "woman
of the world" mann, r in which I had as I imagined,
i placed each other in a propel po•ition. lie dropped
! the chain *till more boneles•lY entangled—gaged at me
an instant in •peechles.anguidu, thin hurt rigid from the
I room I fell wino rut—vexed beyond ensnare. hu•
when I haul ilionzlit to have , arranged the affair An
I),9l,,tifullV. 1 ltd 1)111 hastened the rata/10°0e.
"Sow he will go to my lather." 1 •••chti red, •'.troi I
shall be forced to marl v him." And in a rage I
wrenched my pretty whip from the chain. bringing
will, it button. and chain. milking a sad rent in my hale
Wilco:v. My maid, who jo.ut then entered, started
at my impatience. I complained of hitiClle; and hint
Lily unhabiting. threw myself on n lounge, bade two
elo.a the curtains. and Any that i niah , tl to
Ihtle was no rest for me. Poor Consin Slottffew't ,
look deep sorrow hovered before me, not% itlistan•
ding my feeling.. of determined red.utance.
(Conetvrim. to-morrnte )
• -- - -
PREPARED AND COIIIIECTED Et•ERI AFTERNOON.
Cergolion lame.
Petition?. Marrairit
rerrtiscin Al,aradrr
rs.wiew w oliaut
►lsber George
reinisig Jastwo
Flagg Saslow% C
Firailnit J C
File■ William
Pother TbAtidrug C
Poreirt Elia. P
I•.&.? J JI
rotrest Joh. 11
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
3 rccrG I , CI4ILS WATKR tx THE cu►ss►t.
Jo- , phine, Dran. Cincinnal i;
Alimpirrn. Smith, d•k:
Garnbrin. Fort) th, do;
Cirrilaai4n. Bryn, it. e 1 . ,:
G,114.11, • Cla. k. Bmornarille;
RlvxlP ti, no, son, 11'brrimg;
1,11, Eri.., Cdmld,ell,
Mooor.g.h. la, Btwne.Coxinr!!!!.;
Proirie 1.1i,1, --, Ulm:mho r, C a H ar ,hpr 114arriret
Oa, p , :lrah Jane
DF.P.%II.TED. c.treer tnn
I). !lance, Dosal, Ciorinnolli:
Garret! mi.. ,t
w i•cotinin, 111 ace, de, . Galt. Miro-% flew
A Ilarimpra, Smii h, do; Gardener Itlrharli
Acadia. Idieaa, 1,1114%01, ' Goillagher Bridget
(i maul,' Cdtri, lidowneville, : GliAllaw John
G I Won It ohert
llolke 1....!.., Campbell, 800 , . ; .
thirty Jobs!
Cleveland, Ca lhown, " Gilmore John
Nlef) Q to-n, Bowen. 1..tro.•)1111: Gilmore. Janne.
Rhode Wend, Dow •nrt, 11 heeliti;;. Glichrkt J M
li•Ile of Illinoi.. St 1,01.1 k, niikison Jnoeph
crl - lw.te marked tli. • are prrori.l , l wt.!) I:) , ri's , Gleason F
Safely (4.uaird, a prevention for the explo•ionolLoiler.
. , Hamilton Ann
IMPORTS RV RIVER. Hamitton r 9
Pt sir Louis NlcLone, Browns‘ille, 1 11,dt. B. A.. 1 , 1 1:: i ‘ i V t. l . lll e 7 . ..
hilinestock; 3 Fides, W 3hales, l calk. I boo, HamsJß,,k
Toffee & 01:firmer: 1 bale, Marl & W 101eas-
^1
Handlen /area
raisin, Butler & Bea: keg• nails, King & H ac olmes: . 1
ett A S
737
met: 3 holies, Jot Dalzell; 26 boxes glass, Bag dry & Joseph
Smith, 20 bbl. apples, W. Greer & Co; 131 In.'s,. l i i i is a r t ei i n nt. ll .a. A
glass, II Nlitchell; 3 Ler oaila, Lemon & Power;'! 9' mrper Pill? 7
nitlea sheet iron, 16 kegs nails, Burhridge & Haa.sin 1 G
9 I Vosibunlilircr; 1I boxes glass, 23 boses,2 trunks'
Ilarden 11
1 bale, 1 keg, 3 caaks oil, 10 bales, 26 boxes dryt, u nr ki na m arri , e t
gwids,l trinik, 3 casks, 31 le,xes dry good.. ! flares Juni,
Pr steamer Cireas•ian Cincinnati, 14 lames. Bowman
& Glier•on; 1 chest, Church & Carothers. 131 pas- • [l n wood J o h n
llrrron W A
Ilenderann laws H
deattr H P
Hinkle Charles
Highlands Alex
Illaran Edward
Hill Mary Anna
Binds Ellen B
11111 Mary
Ilurnphrys Mary L
Ullllard B C
Pr steamer Michigan, Beaver, 32 Lake cotton rim
L &J D
Per steamer Rhode Island, Wheeling; 21 bundles
paper, J Shidle; 8 bundles paper, Johnston &
ton; 1 box, Robertson & Co; 20 bbls flour, 21 dos
brooms, iN Leech & Co; 13 bbls copperas, Black &
NFKee; 9 bbls do :11 . Cullocb & Hanna, 20 bbls Flux.
seed; 3 bbl, do clover, Wm Bighorn; 50 keg. lard,,
steamer Rhode Island; 7 bbls butter, 4 kegs Isrd
Wm Bingham; 12 casks lard, J %V Butler & Bro ;
6 bales robes, B Kern.; 4 bbls, 1 half bbl Potash, C -
Ihmsen; 18 bbls butter, 10 kegs Tobacco, 3 bbls Lin
seed oil, owner aboard; J S Bracken, 49 sacks oats,
4 bble meat.
CITY PRICES CURRENT. DEC. 1.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Flour—From Store, - - $4,75 e 4.374
‘v.gon, 4,6211;04,75
Buckwheat—per 100 I}, - 1,50 fa) 1,62 A
Corn Meal— do do - • fJO ea) 62
Grain—Wheat p hush. • - 0,00 ' 80
Corn, 3G e 42
"
Outs, • 34 ea 36
•
/lay—Lnose, V' ton, • - 16,00 (3118,0
Oil—Linseed, +l' gall. - • 68 '7O
Whiskey—;9 ' gall. • • - 21' 23
Poiatocs—Neshannock, bush. -25 fat 31
Salt—tY bbl. • - • - 1.00 e 1,06
Seeds—Flax, . 1,00 e 1,124
Timothy, - • - • 2,374(1 , 2,50
Clover, • - . 5,00 ra5,50
Lard--Nal tY lb. -74 ea 8
Hogs—jl' 19 (an. wt.) 4 ID 5
4/aeon—per lb. - • - - 7''
Cheese—per lb WR. - - 7 e 3
Butter—Keg and Roll per lb. - • 1014 13
' W.,'
A RiiIVED
- 7, tan of Le
X,MAifiiING in the Post°tE, , at Pittsburgb
IIL Deartnber 1, 1845. Peltolinietlliltelril
whole names ate on tins list, oral please soy they are
advertised:
-
Aiken' John Anderson Geary,
Adams David Anderson Rebecca
Adams 8 B Mrs Andrews Joseph
Adams 8 B Anderson James
Adams Robert Arnold Joseph
Avower David Armstrong a W
Alward VOW, Aten John • :
Allan George Austen S
Alexander William •
Ball Mr Bosworth Charles
Baker I W DoMhaer George
Bailey Henry J Bonner kllehael
Balks Joseph P . Brown William
Bancroft Thomas Brown Henry
Barnett k Ilamilton Brown Vevaldy
Barlow F Brown V
Barh , or Frederick Brown Catharine Mr.
Raver W,lhani Bridges Joseph C;
Barnett John Brace Sawn Mira
Bateman Isaac Rreedeoborgh Lydia
Barr Catharine. Bradley Mary
•
Bradshaw Georg'
Rown G rope
Barhons Ambrose
Bro4dbead VVhhworth
•
Bell H U fort Rragden Bla•nener
Bentley WtMain /Hooka ElLts li
Be .ncit 0 R Brady Mary
Bean Boliert C /Maul!' lIIIIKCCa
11.11 Daniel flrecarrell Matt
Brain Rolert Rryden Jame.
Remora Robert 'entity W
Beck C A Brewer George F
Fe.tcnm Mary Brownlee Margaret
Bench Bernell n Buchanan H ate
Bidll.¢ Greer Badd II II
Bloke U. V Bonn John
hitter Wllem Buckley Willem 2
G MCer Mary J 2
Birmingham* Taylor Rutter Jantre
Reboil Rucker James
tempt John herghet John
Hi•tree Lora. Butcher Panut•l J 2
RN,. Geo 111 Butter Noun Aut!
Birmingham John Barr !leery
Black %.c intent II Burt A r
Boyd Mary Boyd William
Collins Morel,.
Collins tLiatct h C
Cellit. Mary Jlivi
Coe B F
Coolven Witham
Corns Abel
Corwin H W
Conditt /Mar Mort
toe Jolts
1101 A WO Ada
Comstock Mr
Coughlin Matt brew
Cooley Unhurt B
Corcoran Mary AMIN
Curbinin W
Cut Joarph
Cowan Wllliara
Frier for d Jame.
Crawford eltarlotte
CHOI Philifoile ,
Call Newto■ Call
Croat A
etifitSWllll. Jo/to
Crowe Jane
ereerboger Joie I
Colbert 0
Cooologalco iaabella 2
Coehlnit Mr
Vestal% Jurs
14rfa %Imam r
Dorm Sarah Ann
; Dant. ELiale+ lr
Pever Worzand , *
Pryer invent , P
[hotline WOlimn Mr
(hlhboo• JoM•
Early William
K,lkel. Mr
Evrrt.all lark
i;iwthari Levi Rev
Evaustlenty
F4rt.-11 Jolla
Catisevl 041044.11
M=Zaßil
Inzram Mary 8
E Bliox
Irwin Gee W
Irwin John tkrct
William
Jackman W W Johnson
Jones Jr ?hammer
James John A
Jones Thomas
LIT.'S William
Jacoln M Jones James
Jones Stephen
Jeffs, William
Jennings John Jones Anthony
J•
R
Johii.on George
Jones ane
Jac achel ob C
John.ion T
2 Jones P
James M rs
Kennedy 4. tiro Kay J W
Keys George Kirkpatrick Genie
Kerr David Kincaid George
Kerr William Kleber II Sr .
Kerr Samuel King D C
Kelly Hugh 2 Kirkpatrkk At Rev
Kelly David Klink Bnesopp
Kirk tov,ph Kroger 1 II
Kann .1 K Kunkle William
King Jamey T Kilgore Jane
Lawrence Joshua Liebliart Jacob
Lancraft E J Alms Little Thomas P
Laack W F Bev Lynch David
Leggin John 2 Leaghridge Mary J
Lawson 4- Cavode Long Thomas
Leander Hannah Loyd Charles Rev
Lee Barney M Lather Benjamin
Lee Barnett Loyd Thennac
Lewis Richard Lynch David P
Linsley El.jah Load Maria
Little Thomas Loon Ale/Andes
[Adel Peter Lott Jane
Little Ka wart t E Lowry Joha
--------.
Little Thomas 1: 6 - Laugher Margwat ~.
Low John , .
ait , .-•-, / • .DI
ilimban. William . Milligan Andrew 2
mimes Jilin
IlliearA II
Millorne Philea* Millburn Vioilluloi
Matthews ElMMtley Mrnmillimi Daniel
Magill Minty R Miner Matthew
Militia William Miner k Merrick
Mai latt George Mlles Mary
Necklet James Jr Illiker John
Marken! Robert Miller Clizaheth
Marlatt James Miller Martha
Marker C Miller John L
Matthew: Minerva Miller C V
.Maitheaa John Miller Jahn
311.1. ten Mary Miller John H
' Maloney Patrick • Homan John
Marks Samuel 21 Morris Anne C
Markley John Mon M Mra
Manernev Theresa Mm Mason Anne
Money Scary Nome CS
Moore Mary Anne Moore James
Meeaghey JoarphDoct 2 Moore DMI
i Miller ir Heury Mummey E C
Meukk Vary Anne Muds William
Meehan i3MeS Munn John
Ifedlkiir Mrs Mundy Ames
' Mina Jane
M'Callongli William M'Kerne Matthew
M 'Clelland David 3 M'Koish.T K
M'Crillooith Moan M H 2 M'Ker (Asia
Arearty Henry 2 M'Kenns Thomas
M'Cllntoek Ellsalieth lit'Kemdians AlLsandet
M 'Carton Thomas M'KI , Y Denali
M't:rimist Nary M'Ketn Robert
M'Dermit , lane M'Kelvy Samuel
Mtionongh Tomas lit'Clure Alexander
M'Donald Roar
M'llanatit James Jerkaughlin Bridget Nisi
M'Lene Mary A
M'Neill John 14 'Master Thomas 0
WDermitt Ann. - MTherron Andrew
Sl'Varland James WMaster Pnrotiel
alTartand Levels 2 ArClearete Goor:e
,ftfdlione Martha writsil John
SlT:lnnifltstivrenee ACNorton Thomas
MlTarland Sarah rd'Jdatims Rollloe I
M'Fariand John M'Mter James
i M'Fadden Darras Mt., lellillau izadmel .1 D.
1 Wintosh Matthew
Neaten 1, W
N.1.0n Jane
N,kl EH
Neill J H
Newhall Ssentet
North Claa.lea
na.e• G G
Oliver Mr
Pre-lier Ell
Patton John
' ramie, Jahn
Lame Woo
Parker Thomas
lmer John
reetereori Isaac
Parker James
Patierooh DC
PaDonee John
, Petrie Jaws
Petrie Wllllean
,PlrceLV
Rattvin P
WIWI'
Rearoary John
Iteddick Jams
Itrefor flew,
lithole intimates
■en John
I Reyeelhf r
I Reynolds loerph
Reynolds Cross,
Reed Csswie
Rend J
R titer 0 C
Paulin Patrick
Dreier Mary JA
Infant Gee W
Itv•rt ?Attack VP
Devito 3•••••
Demean, Platte! ,%
MOO Walt
Doran Jelin
lattaetteny !torah AIM
Doeibetty paha II
Donlan* livery
Dry Janes
Dasatillient Bolen
Demote( Joh.
Ma'am Prier
Hush
Rosh Nsvml
, a nent 8 Ji k Co
Semple Joh/ .
So Tail J W
Shannon Shanhops Mr
Sharfer John
Short Henry
Shepherd Rkbard
filnainon Won
Mae Ssthank'
Boon Elza Mies
Punhhera John R
Smononnts Mary Ann
Pawn William
Babb liaameond
Smith Hammond
Sena Jonathan
Smith
Olunitb IStijan
Smith 41111 , 11t0 Mn
Sonia' E aahtlb allre
F. chef rev 14
adwimi floriarri \lr•
Raitek Soressull lekss
EM NI Richard
Forsyth ctleu II
J
Reruyibe Mary Dm,
Firieer Mr
Frazier lei , ah
'reclean William
Frwearaa Daniel
Freels David 2
Frasier Jobe M
Fri , .%
Franklin Airsend . r 3
Fran
Puller W R
Rook David
2 rank Fleury Fl
Fundentrayli 1: 0
Vallee David 'Rev
an William
riorhy Samuel
Ma rga , et
Cann/all Zama R A
Georte
Clilatim Jahr:
Graves Ntivemert
Gnanls H
Griffith. Hearlens
Grrrr
Grant Liti Arts,
Grabant John
Gray Ralph
Crab's. Sarah
Maria
lanais 'Thomas
Hogan Ben)
iinrkaday Vi'rn
Harris Elaihrth
J
Ilohne. Q ■ Rev
lindtess Co rl I.
ilodsers Thor T.
Flames 1. Co
Howarth Mary Ann Mrs
Haim Ramie!
BOW Ales
Hood John N
Howard Rain
Homier Charlet
Hone it Altan
Howard Janes
tinesshoider Rebecca
Horner John A
Hutchings John Id
Hudson T M Bey
Hutchison William
Hilichison John sr.
Hurst Edward
flouter Franklin
Hunter Mathew
Humphreys John W
Hashes Samuel
Healer Lydia C
L. ~ h~~ ~
Charies W
Nlaknutt Mn
Morris tiley
Mortos l'Art A
Norrit Ttoomas
el'aryme Michael
Overbolzeo Elam
Plornmer Nathaniel
Pochles Robert
Phillips Jonathan
2 pertly Mary Jane
Pope Jobs PI
Price Je►are
Towel) Roam
Poetise Jansen
Forget' Firrrierirk
►retstoan Margaret
Prestos C Mrs
ruts.. James B
Itielvir Jana
Riddell Jaunts
Riddle W E
Klee Oars 3
Richardson Jane
enMense A
Rohb Sylvester
Roborinota Jona Thrsorson
Robinson Riley - 2
Ronan on floater
itlison Isaac
Robinson Bc., toilet
3 Ruillfte John
Ramsey Robert
Rotor A W
Mark WOlimn
Sisckhonse Mr
BMlewd Mary A Airs
2 Slatord Freed, m
&trawls Gitite!
2 Steerens Mary Ann Mrs
&ephemera Cathedra Mies
Stewart John
&cram Robert
2 &Motif Eonch
2 Stingy J B
Strap Alexander
Stokely Saismel
Seventy high
Fullfrae Jeremiah
Swimmer, Wm if
Moue Sarah It Miss
Snyder n F
Snodgrass James U
Smith Mary Mrs
Thourposoa harsh
Thacker Jaae
Trench/It Speneer
Trishaw Valentynel
Tam!lase, John
Tower Ranh E
Tip Fredericka
Traeger Witham
Twin Jaynes
Mammon Jayne• F
Taykor John
Ts • tor &ph La
Taylor Hervey
Taverna Mary V
Tayasan Virginia
TAenp•on Otlvef r
Tbilyrr 8
Thom Me"...
Thamoncla I'l Hiram
Thwesp«on Jitre
l'Oepaer Croy:*
Vet. Thoma.
ViftWilkie Mr
Van'easee Wary 1. D
Vera Joseph
Web Reeme
Warlate Ellin r
Weed Orin
2 White Wittlam
White 6,0,r,
Whitaker Aaron
White John
Whiimore David
W Fate ferret
Ward John
Watoon Jonathan
Walloon John
Walloon Jam , .
Warm Ansuinus
Writer A G Dm'
Walloon Thomas Y
Wills Simon
WlAtiootoi &meet
Williams 141111,10
Waters Asa
Wand James r
Warner
Mimi Jobs 8
%Vali P.ll►f
Wailes L I" Willem George
Weaver /mesh WHlanin Elias
Walden T .1 4. Co Willman Rebecca U
Waativerlie Addicts Walesa A B
Wanda remittal* Whorl, Ramos
Weaver John W 2 Wickline Thomas
Weldon 8 S Wilcox llor:ce T
Welsh Jobs Wedded, Saantrel B
Williamson Henry B Woodhonve A
Wood William Wray Robed Doet
Young M Mn
2:10
Voting Wllilam
Zellhart David
INITIALS.
rapt 18 13 "Plimsll. "
A. Pittphorg,h and Philad'a Eagle Line Stage.
"Ledger Office."
Captain of the Boat drat carries Lire Hogs to Pitt'
huigh
CHAMBERS M'KIBBEN,
rostmester
der. 15,12a:wit
Sheriff's Sales.
D li virtue of two writs of Vesaiitioni Expone. is
11l sued out of the District Court of Common Pleas
of Allegheny County. and to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court Floury., in the
City of Pittsburgh. on Monday. attend day of Do.
camber, A. D. 1843, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the fol.
lowing propel ty, to wit:
All the sight, title, interest and claim. of JIM..
Dickey, of. in aid us, ell that certain lot or piece of
ground, situate in the Borough or iarentum, County
of Allegheny; known as No 3, and one half of lot No
4.in said Borough, floating on the Pennsylvania Ca
nal. on which are erected a two story brick building
one shop and one frame h 'use. Seised and taken in
execution as the property of James Dickey, at the
suit of John M'Ct ea,' r.
ALSO,
MI the right, title. intereet and claim, of It Hem
ingray, of, in and to, the following described lot or
piece of ground; situate on the south west corner of
Fourth and Smithfield streets, in the City of Pitts.
burgh, being 25 feet, more or less, on Fourth street.
and extending along Smithfield street, about 60 feet,
subject to a ground rent of $160,00 a year. The in•
terest of the defendent being one undivided seventh
part thereof. Seised and taken in execution as the
property of K Hemingray, at the suit of Wm White•
ker, for use of Thomas Mellon.
ELIJAH rßovit.i.o. Sheriff ,
Sheriff's Office, Pittsburgh, Nov. 29, 1845.
deal.
RESPECTFULLY informs his irk•nds and the
public, that the following articles can be had at
his Manufactory, on Sandusky street, Allegheny city,
at his Sale Room, Diamond Alley between the
Diamond and Wood street, Pittsburgh, to wit:
KNOB LOCKS AND LATCHES,
VAULT DOOR LOCKS,
STORE DO DO,
MORTICE LOCKS AND LATCHES,
KNOB LATCHES,
SHUTTER BOLTS & FA%:TENIN3S,
SLIDING DOOR FURNI ETRE,
STORE DOOR BOLTS,
VAULT DOORS,
IRON RAILING.
IRON CASTINGS, ouch an WAGON BOX.
ES, SASH WEIGHTS , &c.
Wholesale Dealers, Steamboat sod House
Bcild-
N ers a ill find it to their advantage to deal with him,
i - IKEGS"Drummond's" Nana, 'mooted sizes ache is determined to sell his articles at such a
ejV just received per meal best and for sale by cannot fait to please.
; JobWorls I. my lice promptly attended to,
M. B. Pr
RHEY & CO;. ea the shortest notice. decl.
37 Water st.:
Potash.
7 CASKS just receiver) awl for sale by
M. B. RH EY & CO.,
deel 57 Water St
Mut 'Musical Attraction t
FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TICKETS, 7S CENTS EACH
FAREWELL CONCERT BY
THE SWISS BELL RINGERS,! '3- 1 .!
, AUCTION SALES.
Prior to their departure for Mexico.
IBy ..rokat D. Daris. Arretionetr, comet cf {food
This celebrated band respectfully inform the citizens ; and Fifth Street:.
of Pittsburgh. that they will pve A T 10 o'clock en Monday morning December I, r
I
ONE GRAND CONCERT, 1 will be sold without reserve no extensive:alms,
On Wednesday Evening. Dec. 3,1, assisted by MISS I ""` - ' t of fr ,,, 1 , anri s"able . DrY'Go ode.
CAROLINE HIFFERT, the popular Yuenliu. from At 2 o'clock. PM n sonotity of Hardware, Fi e .
Catlery, Boats. Shoes. flats, Caps. Mantle Clocks,
the New York Concerts.
..C7'Carpeting, Virginian-tn"rttc , ured .I. ‘"bac ° • Y° oB B
Tickets 75 curt,. Children ender 12 years of
nge, when accompanied by their parents or geardions i Hyson Tea, New Drlet.ns Moloanes, , Leaf Sugar,Cotd.
ha lf price. 1 age, Blocking Twtne, Fancy, coal Stoves, and a grime
I IR
Full particulars in the Programme, variety of new and second hand household Furniture.
l l
der I
Ur Positively their only Concert.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Pet rut tnance commence To Stono Masons.
tit 8. . SEALED prnpuea:s will be received at the Ace
r. S. The ball or room where tie connert is to : of Ih« Allegheny Cemetery, or at the,nfnee of tbe
take place, will be designated in the bilk, bs pi,' i n
..
•t , bSCI it›Pr in Allegheny City. until the. fire day of
the paperd of to morrow.
___ January, A. D., 1846. for erecting a stone wall on the
line of the Butler Hod ir, front of said Cemetery.
lEnrther particulars may be known by applying to the
ttuh=crittor. .1. CH isLErt, Amt,
o fn— or the Allegheny Cemetery.
nov 29-1 m
LAST NIGHT OF TIIE SERIES
This Evening, Monday, December 1,
IN THE 't E RE •
On winch ocerapion the great ocraiien feat or th
A BBYSSININAN 11OLOCHS, will be produced:
MIRROR OI FATE;
DREAM OF DEATH.
Producing the , ipparilion of any perann requited
DEAD OR ALIVF.!
'Oh twelve other exprrimenta.
0::rDoora open al 7 o'clock, and commence all
Drees Circle and, Parpicade f 50c.
Family elide,
Gallery. for colored people, 2.1 c.
Children accompanivd by guardiars, 25c.
65rBOaas to be had daily at the Box-Office from 10
to 4 o'clock. decl
Public Aleqtiugs.
DUFFY, at the corner of '2'l and Grant ro reel 4,
has to-built end re-0p...e11, the South, or Second
Ward U ./H,P, and has provided. very spnriou. Room
extending over the whole buildings, completely fur
nished with Seat., &c for the nccomodotion of
lie Meetings, Societies, Chtlt, &c. which he will he
glad to let on the most rensonabfe terms, in those de
sirous of , t:oeining such an accommodation.
dec I ant . (Chronicle copy.)
SKATES, Cutlery, Ivory, phony, Cr. I r vtle by
JOHN W. BLAIR.
120. Wn.d sr.
For !I.w Orleans. ;'
The new, light dianeht, well far-, Vinegar.
nished fast conning steamer NEW . ilink EELS Cider Vinegar, received per bteamer
HAMPSHIRE. PATTERtOS, Mai.; AV Ur Josephene, and for safe hy
ter, will leave for the above and intermediate port., ; M. B. RHEA - &CO.
nn Tuesday next, Dec. 20d., at 10 <1'0064, A. M. ' l" 29 No 157 W•tnr K.
Far freigbt or passage apply on board or in
JAMES MAY, SACKS Feather.;
Water st. ,4 2 do Wool;
COPPERAS. i l do Gen.eng;
I dn Mtg
3ri RIMS Coppers. just received and for sale by 1
Receised per steamer Neve England, and fn.. Sale
kJ P. C. MARI IN - M. B. RHEY & CO.
CI. Water strtret. 11. Y
i nov29 No 57 Worn] tt.
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GREEN APPLES. WEITER NEWS I N K.—.l nit received a fur.
RES prime co Acing and eating apples of . tiler supply of Winter News Ink.
and for
50 different kinds for sale 17 C. H. KAY,
P. C. MARTIN, en, Word and 3.1 streets.
60 Water st.
,IDERRE'S SUPERIOR CREA.SI.SAPONIN EA,
CHESNUTS. r new compound far shaving, which surpasses all
BUSHELS otexeellent ehesnros in tonic and
others in making a rich and permanent lather, without
1r
slsale by P.C. MAR lIN, l irritating the skin. It is also warranted to please, or
the money will be refunded after using it one month.
dee! GO "rater I Per.tons having, hard beards and tender faces will do
NEW HAMS. well to try this Cream one month, end if it does not
please them it will cost them nothing for the trial. It
500 LI3S new augur cure i d , h c am N s t f A a ß s
T sa i le N hyl
lbws been used by hundreds, elm recommend it in the
60 Water st. highest l'rmrs•
Fur sale by
row '29
Bluffs Muffs
UFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS !!!—A large assmt
► ment of xll kinds of Ladies' Muff, to he had at
C H Paulson', HAT AND CAP STORE, No. 73,
ORANGES. Wood st.. next doer to the corner of Fourth street,
FEW hundred sweet Havanna Oranges for sale Lynx. Fitch. Gannett and Coney, both large and small.
t s P. C. MARTIN, . Also. Fur Trimmings and Ladies' For Stocks.
deal6o ‘Vater st.
OLIVE OIL
5 BASKETS Fmh •nd pur.ulivo nil Inr mile by
P. C. MART IN.
GO Maier it.
. -
_ _
O
LF.MNS. 1 II A R D W A R E !
Aw r.
FF,lVlavftes fresh Malaga L omonsjust received Hous A LE A N D RETAIL .
and for sale by P.C. MARTIN, I yALTF:rt F. FA FIN ESTOCK has just cpened
deer 60 ‘Vater st. } \
ft larce assortment of Flesh Hardware, Cutlery
PRCNES - ;Tools: Building Materials and all other articles in his
1 line of business. He respect fully requests the einem.
4 A PAKAGF.S of Fresh Bordeaux Prunes,
fine Rion of bovers to examine hts stock, no he isdisposed
sse , '"l" article Inc families. for sole by
r C NtAnTIN, o sell graftis very cheap for cash or approved credit,
60 Water at. !at No. 187 Libel ty street, opposite IN'u.id street.
1 noN27tf
CRAB CIDER-5 bbls Crust Cider, racked und Geld Pencils.
clarified. 5 " Rot - minim do; in nn ive and
for sale
! UST opened a larze assortment of Ladies' and
by C MAR riN,
Gentlemen's Gold Pencils, of various patterns
tier I
and prices, from $2 togl3 each. •
Also, 1 doz Heavy &did Gold Pencils of a recent
Patent—the hest now in two.
i Also, Gentlemen's C I I Pencils. with a diamond
pointed Gold Pen attached—neat and convenient.
Silver Pencils of coven variety. Pencil leads of the
first quality by the ilzen or ,gross.
Wholesale and Retail at lowest cash
W W WILSON,
corner of 4th and Mat ket sts.
P OTATOFS-100 611.11 Neltban nod: potatect-;
bble
C MARTIN,
GO ‘Vteter et
For ogle low by
doe
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Oroxon and California.
THF. Emigrants (ion.le to Onegrin and California,
containing Scenes and Incident. of a party of}
()teem, Emigrants, a Description of Oregon, Scenes t nos FIG
and Incidents of • parts of California Emigrants, and ALMANACS, FOR 1846.
a Description of California. and Different Routes to •
Countries,show by Sam.ford 'W blasting.. an d r n ,' 1 UST received and for sale by single copies or doz
thosale by C H KAY, Booloteller, , tfi ens to merebants and. etailers. An assortment of
11d its. ' the Franklin, Loomis's Magazine—Me Cultivator and
dec 1 cornet of Wood and
American Temiterarre Union Almarncs inn 1846
LOCK- AND VIULT DOOR ~
ISAAC AC HARRIS, Agem,
and Com Merc.bant,
„ No. 9 Sth pt.
MANUFACTORY.
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Tjr£lTßENrßible., editinn;
Ele,peran't Hebrew and Engli,ll I_,Pzirnn;
Cesemon's Hebrew Grnromar, by Cowan!;
Nerplieliner'4 Hebrew Grommar;
'Stewart', Hebrew Clirelomotry; for 'sale by
C II KAY, flooliselier nod Stationer,
enrn•r nt Wood nod 3fi •rr
Board Foutittr,
SEALED proposals will be received at theca= of
the Allegheny Cemetery, or at the office of the
subscriber in Allegheny City, until the fired day ofJan
nary, A. D. 1316, for finding all materials and coo-
•ttuntinc n boned feta:. of ribm.d. MO f ea t i n l engt h
on raid Cemetery. Further partieularr may be known
by applying to the subscriber.
J. CHISLETT. Arct.
Office of the Allegheny Cemetery.
nov o_9-1m
%V ANTED
!MO LEND, $3,000. To loan for three 3ears it 6
_L ram cent a small premium—s3oo dollars to b e ae
. cured on Real Estate unincumberrd in the city o f
Pittsburgh.
Also, wanted to borrow, no the very best tectirily,
. on personal property or real estate, and from one to
five years. Several "UMs of mimes. from $5O to $75,
$lOO. $l5O, $•200,5300. $5OO, $7OO, $lOOO. $2OOO
$2500,53000 to $5OOO. Persons having Money vs
lend will find the very hest security nnd fair interost on
t
calling at ISA AC HARRIS'
General Agency and Intrlllgence Office.
a ° • No 9, Fifth street.
Fancy Pacts.
BE it known that J A NI ES CAVANAGH, has just
received at NO. 61 MARKET STREET, a
!large and !tplentli,l assfirtrnelit of Variety Goods. such
as Jewelry. Callers., Toys of all kinds, bolls, &c. &c.
A Isn, a In.gn stock of whrr Fancy Goode, too numer
at. to ITVllliOrl, choup for crt•ll,
I Remember the number. 61 MARKET ST.,
hntween Thirdnod Fourth st.., in Simpsun's
ICALL AND SEE. nnv '29.1Y
OT TER cars
lUST received one case of superior Otter ft
JrCaps at very low prices
_
n0%'29 <let
Sundries
sale by
1 nov27
n,'..`G G.
Drugs.
cULPHATI: POTASH;
1 J Leog Pepper;
Cam Arabic;
F.Vrnet J nlap;
Resin ••
Fo..,lertsa Coln,ynth;
Chamomile Flow era;
E^gor,
Len•e.;
Just received and for Bale by
B A FA 11 - S ESTOCK & CO,
coy 6th lied Wend or.
WALL PAPER STORE,
S:nlthf.<l3 street, one door above Fourth street,
PITTSDURGII, Pa.
J. SiiIDLE,
ANUFACIURTiR of raper Hangings and Bor.
.01. dens of every deicription.
Merchants and others wishing to purchnse are in
vited to callund esti mine his large and splendid assort
meat of
;GLAZED 4- UNGLAZED WALL PAPERS.
of all the various patterns nom in 1.15.0, and at such pri
ces ascannot fail to please.
GLAZED GREEN PAPER,
onlored on one or boil) sides expressly for Window
blinds, by the dozen or single piece.
Rags and Tanner's Serails taken in exchange.
nor" 1-6 m.
NEW GOOBS•
RICH AND RARE.
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP.
pHILIP ROSS is now opening a very large sup
ply of seasonable Dry Goods, to which he invites
the attention of purchase's.
This at rival is unusually large and contains a choice
selection of new and fashionable goods, which will
Ibe offered at prices that must render their sale team
! diets.
I Call iisaa an& Secure a Dargaia,
ixor 211.1.5 e Cie 59,14 -W ear 4sh and Market suk
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S. MOORE.
93 Wood at
R. E. SELLERS.
No 57 Wood At