itt)e Anil» Illorning post.
JOHN BIGLER, EDITOR
PIT fSBURGH, SATURtJAY, JANUARY 3.
tar Vll PALMER. ALTC IA for country ReWspaperS
is the Agent for the Pittiiburgh Daily Morning Post
and Weekl: Mercury and Manuitt,tin et, to reCei ,
adveitisenients and Ile lint office. it
Ntw Y..Kti. at The Cold Oftice, Atm street (ftd
jniningtty Trilione Office.)
8 , 151.) , . No 12. Starr sirret.
ti It Ani 1. retiA, Real Estate 11,1 ( , 5
roue stre,t.
RACTIMoI4 r, s E rester nid , rnit iean Ll
.here (tut' rver Carl be ,een. told Tom, Id . advert)
ming learned.
City Democratic Nominations
MA TOR.
WILLIAM KERR
Vir.a.ll,Lß9 u► IHI Pt,ll
I J. ASHBRILY;F:.
ILLIAM M'CLURE
JOHN J. MITCIIIII.I.,
vM. C. MEREDITH.
JAMES SIIIDLE.
The eurrespondenee between R A Campbell
En and the com•nittee of the Allegheny city Demo
critic Cenvenlion.appeinted to ruhlreos him, will ap
pear on Monday.
Tut R t :Luy rosn.—The excitement in t-eferenc ,
to the manner in which this fund has been ilispus.id of
by the Couhrila,h u reached the people of the cuuotry .
Rumors, we learn, are as —plenty as blackber,
and that these tumors do gross injustice to some oi
our most worths citizens.
If the Councils do nut en, and that IA itbaut delay.
we think it %%Quid be well fur that clews of the siatTer
erilwho did not apply for, or receive any portion of
tkc fond, on the ground that it was intended solely
borate destitute, end nut fur them, to pubiiih a bi iet
address to The donor,. 'this Woll ,at lease, coiner
the tumqll ell 'mt. so far el they are concerned.
From our Washington Correspondent
.51onday. Dec. 29! h.
In the Senate to Jny, n sat lety of resolutions were
offered, a liich lin ci,rr. Among these %sere too by
Gen Cats. one directing 01 , cotnuattee on Militety
Affairs to inrptire as to the expediency cf constructing
• ship canal nrountl the falls of St Katy's, us a wotl
neoesear3 for the defence of the Lake ontier—the
other directing the same committee to itivire 119 to
the expediency of fixing n period of age. after n loch
officers of the army shall not be rrg.tit,d to pertorm
active service—unil to report upon the propet dispo
sition of officsts not belle to be so called cut. Nlr
Hannegan offered the Collie iog
Resolved. "1 her the country included wis his,
parallels of 42 and 51 deg§ 10 mins north lad, and
extending from the Rocky ntou rains to tire Pacitio
ocean, known as the ten irors of Oregon, is the For,
property, and part and parcel of the United states
Resolved, Thar there exists an power in this go,
ernment to transfer it. soil. and the allegiance of its
citizens, to the dominion, authoriry, control, and sub
jection of any f o reign prince. state, or sosereignts.
Rucqv , d. That Ore abandonment or surrender of
any portion of the territory of Oregon, would be un
abandonment of the honor. the character, and tiro
best i iterests of the American people.
Mr Lewis rcq,erred to be excused from serving on
the committee on Roads and Canals, which request
was complied with, and Mr Sturgeon was anointed
in his place
The bill repealing the Act of 1842, abolisido; on'
of the offices of Initector Getters! of the Army aas
taken up and parsed.
The bill reposed 5) Mr Mentor•, last arch, tor
raising a corps of sappers, miters, ar.d r••
was ordered for a tbkd rending .
A bill providing for the collection of the terenue
in Texas, was repotted by the committee on com
merce, and after some discussion, a as, a ith the unan-
imous cement of the Eenute, taken up. and passed
through its several readings and sent to the Muter for
concurrence. It Tree int, a collection
phut ict, Galveston a port of tntrt, a..d prnv;d.e rot
the appointment of a cotlrcier to he located ttwie.
with a salary of hsa thousand dollary a year Lniw
provider for the sproin:ment of five Surve)o , s, ro I.e
Rationed at different parts of tl.e state. each ta
a salary of $lOOO.
Several C0MM1.11,7,11,14 arn•
rfetiJelli; %Lich the Vfce Pi es.de: r..mh,kt d
of a nattue to be. considered en es• c, 5 , !!1,1,1.
Accoidingly the duo,. /tete closed, and whoa opened
the Sena•e adjourned till to•mnrroa
Iu the House of Itepresenwirrs a der.:•o,l, or rur,
and jump debate took place relative to the e11...1i0n
of a Superintendent of the fo!dirg Room, and various
motions were made and lost, e Len it ABS finally dis
posed of by a reference niche matter to a seiert com
mittee. Here it will probably be suffered to rest, as
it bas been asbertained from authentic daus that, !r)
disconnecting the office from :hot of the Door keeper.
the expenses of the house would be increased 101 l
f 5 00 O.
The bill from the Senate, organizing Texas into a
collection District was received, considered and pas
sed through its several readings It has probably
since become a law, and it is said will be started to
morrow morning by special government express for
the new State.
A message from the President announced the t-xe-•
rwivesauctiun to tho bill extending jurisdiction the
B. Laws over Texas.
The Massachusetts resolutions relatife to the :wit.
'oration laws came up in their order. Mr Wal,ing.
11 en Hunt occupied the floor, till it was time to adjourn,
w her, he gave way for a motion to postpone the con
ut
!cra:ion of the suhject until the second Tuesday in
J,,,,uary, an hich prevailed; and the Ilut.se adjourned
until to morrow.
1 see by your pcper of Saturday, you speak of the
of Judge Woodward to the bench of the
sooreme court, as having been confirmed by the sen .
This is on error originated with the re.
I. .ter for the ••dir Mo." I believe im nombiar;iirit
confirmed 10,10 y. 1., of J.rige W. I thick
be; though there is some hostility io it.
It is talked outd o ors, here, that he owes hi: nomi
nation to an impression created that he was an advo
cato for flue trade. If to, deception has been used
somenhere. lam told that there is a letter in exit
,ce, written by him while he was a candidate for the
U 3. Senate, in which he pledged himself to the
a•liiirt of the Tariff of 18122. Verily, politics and
....icians, sometimes perform strange vagaries.
systerl—There!are swindlers in the city with co , n
ter'cit and Broken Bank Notes, also American hnli
dollars, poorly executed. Look out fur them. We
~ ear of many complaints of losses. People should be
cs.reful about the notes of tha Bank of Circleville, for
is easy to be mistaken. The genuine nit
• signed by JO ;KPH OLos. Those of the New
P.,uk are worthless.
LATER FROM CORPUS CHat,rl.--Sichniss and
ti.rffering in the Army.—By the schooner Roselle,
r. 8 1 4. Shipman arrived at New Orleans, on the 18th
' , .s.ent, from Corpus Christi, we Lave dates from that
,v.e up to the lath inst
l'a e army statione there teat sutTerinz much from
ev , e , oe cold weather kind tire want of good guar
tens. tu.rl many of the• truer, a ere repotted sick.
A large riumLer of Moxican traders were in at Cor
pus Christi, yet mac was reported dull.
~•,
DEEM
DUQUESNE
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R+~
/HZ RECI.I.T ORVGOI.I RI:Mt/K.-11)e Washington
Union of Monday say,q—“The •Natioual Intelligen
ces' republi.hes a atatcntent from the New York
Newt, teported from Washington, 'to the effect that
a seta. meat of the Ulegon boundary question had been
concluded in London between the British government
and :gr. NlcLane, 011 the basis of the 49th degree—
the 1 , 1..1,0,11M0 havit.g runic front the fotmer.' Ar
We ale at me,ent ads i+r,.l. this ram fit 11 1101 corredt.
litin'r tumor+ aie afloat iu the paper., taurliiitc the
.ame .obj.-et, which are equally destitute of founds'
f AMER to THE Wow P.— it,
racll,ll, GUM ; ;t. ,nid to be the I.Lrost iu
the w.tld, bur- . lna been blunt:bed at Sew Yotk. Hot
!ength is 340 feet, breabith of beam 40 feet twelt,llh
of t.:llard, 75 feet, depth /If bold 10 1 '2 engine 1,-
500 holie vowel, SU loch c)lindei feet strulte.
A SHAM G!IT AND A REAL FIGHT. —AT the
Alan] fight at Lemon, un the 2t.ith imt , eu of the
•flembess of the rival companies. getting sornewhut
excited, commenced genrrelling, when orm of !he sol
lie re ron hi. bayonet tlitomzh the neck of the ocher.
him seer, !y.
l'at'h AT N Yt,FR r+ti.nute d
Llo. the Stuck of flour on bond in New York. on the
lot of January, Le 3'25.00 barrel,. The de
ro 104 tippe t.. to be good, and 'thin) the 1.1.1 tiny or
pricer hove ode ,iced P per haute!.
k9 .—Cornrilele return• of the cenau,
.f 304 21,1 i in f'e year! of 92,-
01:1.
Duqui:,Nx Gatis, AhMoRY
The r hairOodncea the decease of our tale mem
ber, Aline' 1. Pentland, and appointed 1. teat. %Vac
flays, Jr., Einai4n, Wm J Aoki hn and D Campleli
d Committee to prepare resoluriona. The following
were adop red:
W tiered*, 1 , 1 rte. dispensation of Divine I'rovid•.nee.
one of the member 3 of ibis Corr., his teen uudd e rrly
removed from qinonggt ris—reminding U 5 — That in Mir
midst of life we are in death "
Therefore fie,,olve.i. That in rho dealt, of Abner L
Pentland. his family hare sustained an irrepairofile
Isar—that o f an aTectronate son and brolktr—hi:
COMint.ionl, — a tried friend,"—arid soidely a valued
member.
Resolved. Tint m ttt'sell respect fir 0,0 trernor7,
of the deccascri, a e wear dierrsuai badge 01 mourn.
ins fill thirty day,.
Reptived. That vv. e communicate to the Client-1s of
the deceased. it Inlier t'f coodoletice a lib n copy of
Olean rest. Ealla t from the teitooo.
\% J. ANKRIM.
.013.
to tn? Dea,oca nth.- friend. nt the 42 I
Waid, Allegheny city, lor the coati: to' the ennfi
dence in noinutat ion :neon :Le Common Council tic!,
et fur the etoittiog }cat, hot the natate u( my Lwiney•
i s such th.tt
I .In comiar; 10.1 to decline stetnitng a.
candidate Gtr the ulfic.e, and teLr t 1,13
Cotnyall, My
.irgliery, 3 13 I.;
Fire 111 Cleveland.— A ~ look hui' !tog, owno,i
by tile and •numed Hire• •t.,
consumed bv fire Inc 'deli!. •b.vt 9 o'clock.
The basement was tern pied be tarn an tree. one a
clothing eatablishment, owned by lbo!
from which nothing ara• rived. The other war. a •hoe
%hap. Owned by a Mr. linsmel, q n,d. pa. tinPy •ecored.
The family of the later ronina nh.oe
but aavrti co•nparntively (101111ra
furniture. The AutTereta are Get man.. and ate am .ng
our must induarri...! and worthy mechanic.. The
Me•va Fir.• were inemred w the amount of I'2ooo
On their goods, end Stlllo on , heir building in the.\le
diny M.aunl. 'Mr hn•l
Vain, I) ,t r. Dec 2
i reTl.ou,;h • m:ty be ia..terleti olt-tn not, vet
11.,w thlinkf , 3loughi we hi be that Pro.i,irnce hoot p!t,
cel within our rnrt, the means for their •re , ay
' effect.tal rewio, nl. C11:141.11, CUM!, , nnJ
Li , er Compla;nt, Giro Lri;lr ;ht. Inn.:
known to our jail. 1 . .1 the retnovni ti,e
ab.i,re disesaes. Dr. \\ i5t,11 . 4 Balsam of V, !id (71,eit
is prunounce.lb, the man) thou,i,lsw 1..41 it.
the be..t reniedv in the wot hi.
rice in get D r . IVEALzr . : ufll ~.1
Cherr‘—th,re ern inwtv,ul.,!
ccr VC14 , 41, 8 , 1 ' 64,1 , 4 4 I I ,r,S
burgh. by 1. IV I.( C , X. , car. Murnvt •t The
3
ft.,,Zed
Pl7!....—Expe.tittnre t.nving i,ing ei r,c< drr.d r d , th,o
tlim-aso or ii:inate4
Fri td the CIICIIII4. II V. , den!
hr tia• r..rnr.l) •••np.,),1•11./.1 1, it r 1 Future Fit
i 4 './ rliuto
5' ,, 1 , 2 :he Llm.l h,• nn , 11,1 11,.•
Sugar coated l'urgtuive beit,t; I pnrw
314 tei-ntzfle pr;Ncii•i...•,..li.tto..l 'to an tg,rltt tie etc
the of nod t:to netull
the il 3 lll 4 m 3re 0:•• 1 . 311 4 ,6
which e'srt b.• rP•J‘..i e 31, 43441
of 3 Variety of I,.gtettiewh efolrtly i.trn, 1,1
44 114 r 144 their r 1 4,4.13 of 4424 4 43 , 34:
they ot.ter fad to teach Ow 4ii34 4 1144 4 , 01444 t•
it rnny tippenr. This, if the li.et be .rr
.rd, one ingredirmt op -roe Lru tiro cart', o',rorie,tn
and by cleaning it or that 5x47C4144 it if
..ttAndv ,lirchnrging int, the stomach, re,tore it 13 it 3
natural evilr, Allltthel will operate on h:443 4 1,
rstlTl o,3 impurities u‘h;ch hate ahealy entered
;e. O itl cireutntio,.; v. 1,11.• a third tfrect , “tliy exp..l
Dorn the •)IIeM Vitintevvr ,nnt base been
41i.3 . 4h34•g4441 into the vomncl., thirlogh the instrum,o
slitt, of the other
Sold by W:n Jackson, Cory., of Woo 1 and Li . .eut,
streets, stt Ito is genera! Ages t for Dr Clickeoer's
in Put3burgh and c ieittii v.
11:FI3eis are of nn imitation nitielo rall..il '' fnprn
eel Sv, , rar-Coated Pill'," purporting to be Patented
as both the pills and pretended patent are forgeries
got up by a miserable quark, in New y orb, wl,O, (or
the last four or five years, Las made his by
conntetfeitittg. p jilt. 3.
Married,
On IThuroday eveninc i January by the Rey Mr
‘Villinms, Mr. THEo. F. W HIGH T, tbi. city to MI,P
ELIZ %Br TH, duugb:rr of Mr I.,bn D Je,k ir. s, of Mb
On Thursd.ry, ti.e 1.1 inst., in the 82.1yenr of her
Jlae. CATHARINE S WILKI SI, yi idow of the late
Genl. John Wilkins. The funeial will coke place at
11 o'clock, this morning, from the residence of Mrs.
Murray, Federal st. Allegheny city. The friend. are
invited to attend without further notice.
On Teter lay, the 30th ult., At:3Tirr GLIMOR Y. 4nn
a John II and Ann Dopp, aged 2 yeurs and ti moths.
On tic 1.4 t inat RUSE CnKTIY, wife of Mc An
dre. Curtin, aged 30 yearn.
On the 27th inst., Mrs. FAINT wife of
Copt Samuel Johns,u, "ItM, city. aged 47 mars and
5 mot tb3
LT? Mrs Jot; soots endort,l a reotrneted and pain
ful sickness. with chi istian patience and fortitude. I n
the deep afflictions which preaetled her sickness, in
the loss of two beloved children, her submission to
the will of God was manifest; and though a mourner,
like Rachel, for the loved and the lost, yet her sorrow
was witho , lt a murmur against the dispensations of
Him "who turneth man to destruction, and saysest re
turn ye children of met,:"
IThe loss of Mrs. Johnson is felt ht a large circle of
surviving friends, to whom she was endared by the ties
of blood and friendship. For many years she has been
a communicant in the Presbyterian Church, and a
dorned a good profession by n blameless life, and the
consolation of her surviving friends, is the belief that
what is their loss is her gain, and that she has entered
upon that eternal blessedness that remaineth for the
people of God, whore the mooner's tears are dried,
and the weary are at rest.—Buffalo Commercial.
Dividend.
0/fICE OF THE ALI-Er:HP.S'Y BRUM!: Co.,
Pitst.ur,sh, January 1,1516.
T H E President and Managers of "Ile Company
for erecting a Bridge over the river Allegheny,
opposite Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny,"
bare thin day declared a dividend of eight per cerrum
out of the profits of the last sir months, which will he
paid to Stoct.holders, or their legal representatives,
on ur after the Bat instant.
JOHN HARPER,
j.ln 3,131 C wlidler Tieasurer
•' • '
y. 2,710 '4? 4,4... i "
REMAINING in the Post O ffi ce, Allegheny city,
January 1,1846. Persons calling fur letters
whose names are on this list will please say they are
advertised
Achline Andrew Alexander Samuel
Anderson Jame. AuII James
Andenion Samuel Allabqrn Arnst
Alward Henry
AlArich Albeit
AllisonJhn Atherton Charles
P Anon Williorn
k lex a odor Georg.. C Armstrong G 31
.Alexander ittnws
Ratio K. Boller David T
Barton Atilllrti•O Bowman Ann S
Bilaeler (iete Re Bowen Jonathan (1.,,
Basekr Eau. ii 13runell Richuid
Bake! Samuel HUM , J ulin
13a.ri.iy Grace Boiler Emma
Byrne 11 C Bingham. Duck it. Shallun
Baird E Thunilison Butler Ceorgo
Barry John flue wet Chili lea
Biddy ducub A Berle% Jolla
Blake A A Brawn Jtee,o
Briztry John
Bissu Davi.l Buck Arm
Becket Chri,tian fl,ingive Alfred
Bell Robert Bruce Catharine
Borrysford Margaret Buchanan Awitcw
Berry demea Pur,seli Mary
Benedict Aaron B cancer Joseph
- . . .
Beaty Robrit. Burwell H
Blanchard Hers y Buchanan George
BiWrenn Agniate Brown William
Bishop Isaac Brown James S
Biegit Jrnes Dminnig Grorge
Bureland Jane M Might John
• - .
Boyd Min Brown Thomas
C
Compel) Briber., Coleman J S
Calhoun Mary Collin• Thoma•
Casley Mrs I' C o lbert Ger ret
Cadman Mrs Cooper Marshall .
Carothers Rebecca Collins .1,1M•1
Catman Cut ionpher Cole William
Casper ‘Villiam Conley James
Carpenter J J 3 Cooper Joel
Calhoun William D Collier Elizsbeth
Carr Mary M Cooper Hassell
Cr - riben Francis Curler Mr.
Campbell Henry Croasren W
("rpighey John Cohen James
Cameron John Collins John
Caldwell James Coyle Amos
Carson James Connor Andrew
Carlton William Cooper David
Crimpholl Jamrs Coe David C
s'llarritti ra Wriliarn S.' Coad Edward
Clary Beroarnin Cowling JaMagi
C1.1"IiiIII Wm A Cook Mariall
(-limey Jame• `..1 Creighton B J
Chiliinsim J•rim Crook Frederick
Chi:man John Curthir.gharn Arilror
Chesil Sarah ('ui•ningham John
Ciii4e,ier Cm iiiiiiin Croft Eh zalveth M
r_ Ihmtlet S.vnuv) • Cavvford J
I=ll
flay Mi). ealhon El:zaiarih
Collins Elia.heili S
(formic Creeso Jo , in
Curhum Jar.. I,llaPi id J a me,
Da.is A II
Dn'lna S
Das Jame.
Davis Mr
Da) Janie. E
!hots Sat 111
D.,11..) I
\‘'i':i sm
Dawson Wiliam 11
perm 'A '.m
Deni.t..l•me•
Dean Mrs A B
F's i• g ‘ 1 " , Jrn
E-loOninn. Fredrirh
Limo.] II .nt.nt,
Elason 'arch
F
Fru., Mr.
2 Fop A
Detinine. 0:: , ..r
Devine idrlici
Diih•ven
Dickey Mary A.,
Dlnwed•lee J 4.111:
1)1410ey.
1).. m . 0n J
Dodge
Doll Nlr F
a \IIII,)URS
I)umen J arm,
Dul
Dunlap
EARtle) Chur!re 13
I.:yeti/411 Jarub
reming IT S.
Flu:krxr
Fl lA,•r Corrc 1.•••
Valli I kr.rT
II • i 1 11,1
Fo,drr.mtil, Jt. ‘;
Filler It IS.•l'.‘
~
Gr..en %V •
fir”l,ill r
Grotnger Mort
Alexnn
fi,o,not
(;rat,nen .1,c4e1• , 1
rose I.
Gt. Al>crt
(::sham Frencle
Cirascs 6,01.
Comm Mr
Gq nJ S
(i,lllben Cathqr.,•
t;rren Gecro
11
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II.:k G
••th
hots klchcce, Ile be,t MI, A
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(i••oio
S II
r, Idi, J" v,
G ,rJa.er liar.}
ichh trt Jac,,
(;I',Lr•gt
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IV;!ii.c.rl
Gi•t
(ii; 1.1:, De , .{
G] las NVI;;1'1,
H in.Sli , rl D 1.% •./ i I ,id Ptiillp
Haworth GI,/ E . « Htid darn.•A LI
Ilarnrnottd [tact,. II.,y•I I.lolgt d
Hartz Attgl Hagan Thom is
Hart Mr Horner G E Etq
Hart Sstu.: trr Httyl Etenor
Halear Voleli::ne litxdshe Rev
Ha.let Et , her t
Hn~let Thr.us+
Ilarze A
Hall William
Healy Jane Humphreys Thomas 2
Henry Lnnisa Hunter Nf r
Hogan Hoghens Robert
(lead Sr. Stout Hyatt Noah
Tidings Piz , tbeth
Irvine John
Jones Nancy hIA
2 J 'nes Wll'iam N
Johnson SI E
Johnson Woshington
Johnson Robert
E'iz
r.in Ddsia
James John
Jorle• Mel) ,
Jrffol Mstaha i••
Johnson George
Johnson M B
Jordon
Ki•ow•n Job',
King R
Kerr R II Kuhn John 13
Kohly 13 K••ye Wlllinin F.
Knox John. L 1. Ki!more Wl!ham
KonniiiiiiirJ.ixorli Keeihnufor John
King Dixixon Knox Mrs S II
Large J R Little Isabelle
Large Steven Leacoek Joseph B
Lenker.l Sarnu , i Long Andrew
Lowery John Losing Mr
Lawton Mathew Lng Jame,
Lang Emilio Love ienettf,
Lambings Mrs Lung Alexander
Lenrirun Mary !%Lsi Long John
Line Jeremiah Loving) M
Lee Small
Leonard D M
May+ Samuel H 'Morrison Wm
Nlar:in Nlary Mis. I\ lams A & Co
Marshall Isanc Morgan Evan B
May Charles Ii Moore Mary
Medd! John Morrison Eleenot G
Mendenhall Mar An Morrison Enoch
Myers Thomas Moore John B
Milony Henry Montgomery Archibald
Mitchell A J Mophet Noah
Mildson Miss Morrison Hannah
Mitchell Thomas Muataugh John
Morrison S R Moody James
M'Caughan James M'Dermitt Jag B
M'Clellann Jane :11.1 M'Brier Agnes
M 'C ormick Lcwis Nl'Dermitt Ann
M'Keown & Riddle. M'Millan Madame
NENeal Chriszophor * - 2 WMillen James Matthews
NEConn Marshal! M'Lsan Mis 3 E A
M'Curdy Daniel M'Gale Charles
M'Combs Thorna. M'Gown James
M 'Cormig John L NEGinnis William
M'Cane Joseph M'Dellin Emeline Mrs
M'Coneghy James M'Ginnis Rebecca
Allegheny List of Letters
A ughiubaugh John
mere Rachel
131 ce ity
Flq• , .” U. rt
I r
Fri,ol.6•r Fr.
r 0 Fr.,r rna
I:.•ra‘th
F4.rr••t
Frne , r ..I`,rxr
Noon Jam •s
Hopkins J
2 liupley Wm L
imtence
3 liteirirr Henry
K,eh Eliv,both
Lloyd Elean.r
M'Kreith Mae Nl'Lute James
M'C.urdy Samuel M'lntoski A nguis
M'Coubry Thomas M'llroy Rnbert
M'Coard James M'Ferren Mary A 2
M'Craekin H B M'Tberry William
M'Clain Jane M'Waid E 2
MiCnigbt William M'Fadden Nancy
M'Denald Grace M . Geis W H
M'Guire James
Newel F. W. Newel James
Nevin Miss Martha Mery Nit:tiling eftlildline I'
Neal Milo 2 Nixon Mr
Nelson William Norton Cant A
Nelson Alexander Niman Peter
Nicholson Henderson E Nicholson Elizabeth
Nowlan Mary Newton Joseph
NightengaleHatny
Oliver Henry 2 Oiteraun John
Patterann I & A Pliilent) Robert
Pack in Phillips Henry
Piero) George Pechcr Simon
Paull A1.484_4841 Fouler William
l'itt , ersoo S mu - • 1 Pringle JLLITIVS
I'ack mum Pnt, r 4,V 2 Putts Dund
rinktiton Nlogus P4n-tut
tY
I'wrLer Samut•lJ
Hadley IfIC111) Robinson Samuel
Reese Richard Esti 3 Roams Peter ,
Rheem Henry Rutting J 11,1103
Rue James B Roberson Simile!
Reno Thome. T 2 Robertson Jane Mid
Reynolds W C Riddle James 2
Rice Nlary Inne Richard. 131411i , 1
Reno Lenin Riddle Johu B
Robert Charles Rnads [dice
Roll Johann Russell Helen M
Rosa Wesley
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Sayhoti Ahinhnin Smith William
Sandersno Juhn Smith Charles H
Sanhurri Freeman Smith I rnelinn
Sampson John 2 Smith Da,id
Savage Hugh Smith Ellen
Schools Common Pt ei.'t Smiley Samuel
of the Hoard for Ross tp Sumo . ) , Miss Jane
Scutt William Sisal. Martha
Suulemser Mrs Seism!' J thn
Scrittn \recta,. Schmid Wi;inal
Schimmtet Jucob 2 Stoner. J
Scott A C Sprague. Nit
Ceely C Sprott Jo•Pplt
Schreiner Mra Mary Sterplienann W Ott
Sutonl• Common Pro..'t Stuck John
Fmarri of Alleghr , ) Stewan Catharine
S-ott H.miltonC Faavena James W
Schafer Philip SiPV1•11111311111411
Semple Al,tandrr Stine, Michael
Schriwor Pht!ip II Stout Natimotel
Stull Peuer Strwart D,11.1 W
Sheartnan Martha Sra•,is II
Sinclair Jportes Ston•rt J.tte Ann
Simpinni.h.t Mts. ling M Rev
Shinp lit ifig. t Stn-ot Comtro-,on,ters
Shank Eli+, Stuck Alta,' l)
Spick Wnliet ?tvph•nutu Ju-Lu•
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Sl,lfit John
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FIRS TSALE Fu 12 1840 1 T 31 K ESN S
S M %11.1.ty nest. Jan”.ry k: 1.1 A
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NI will be • +II et Mii:.•or i'• A ,11:I ' l)11
Nn 61 Market Wert, I,rtmkeen 3.1 at.) 4111. (t.e,g tia
first doy 'hat pl..° Oil. :Setif.) lai e,
end es•ortmerit o.ery .1 G Ac.c.
jnn 3 M'Ii.F.NN A. At.- tit urr r.
FOR SALE,
g lk NE of the lu . ist an I 11• . m
velest Fars in i los Gunn
II sitirate in New S e w lekly Tirwrilep. Beaver co.
two miles east of Freedom, and one mile •eitth of the
great Knob, bounded on the north by Janob ['curtail, on
the east, by Joieph l'ow Cl on the south, by Salami'
Piersol. Esq. who willshow the place containing front
100 to 130 acres be the utile more or less. There i.
fr om 70 to 80 110 , 91 dillire4l and tinder good fence.
with a grad hear lug orchat al and tolerably good house
or large log born, and a never•failine, spring close to
tl e door; it is well timbered, with the conveniences
of a pohlic Road near the !louse and Beaver and Pitts•
h !reit Reid. At the west end of laid Farm there is
cell bank opened near the East line,supposed to run ,
reeler the whole Farm. Who ever wants to purchase ! ADM IN IS TR A TORS SALE OF STOCKS
mast see the proprietor on the Farm, as ha haslo.lltis ! A T 7 o'clock, P. NI., on Wednesday evening the
sight; there can be an undisputable title given for said IS. 7th January next, at the Commercial Auction
Farm, which can be seen by searching the Records ! thrums, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold
of Beaver. Said farm is within three quarters of an without reserve for ca.h, par funds, by order of A lex•
hour's walk from the steam boat landing on the Ohio Rnd , r Leue.hlin. Administrator of Catharine Mc•
river at Freedom. Laughlin, dec . d.
jan 3. 1318. .1011 N D. CARBOY. 10 shares Mlegheny Midge Co. Stock.
3 do Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh Stock.
BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER. Also, for account whom it may concern, 20 shares
POOL PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL. Stack in in Exilhang Bank of Pittsburgh.
(Only regular packet for the 16111 of January) A qoantity of new Gold and Silver Watches et fine
gosh!). and au extensive assortment of staple and fancy
THE new, magnificent and celebrated fast suiting goods.
favorite Packet ship YORKShriRE, burthen.
1150 Tons, Capt D. G Ils H. vv. will sail positively
on Friday the 16th of January. and will leave Liv er . City Lots for Sale.
pool on the lit of March. Fur passage in the Cubit), riFluißrE coutiz..., into of ground on 3d st, 20 by
2i.1 Cabin and Steerage, to, or (tom Liverpool. 1 80 feet deep very eligible for building lots, a large
Apt iv 1° ROCHE, BRO.'S Sr. Co. portion cf the purchase money may met at the
lay
New York. pleasure of the purchaser. " Apply to
Or L. , BLAKELY Szt MI TC.IIEL. dec29 BLAKE LY St 511TC11 EL.
Agents, Pittsburgh.
- I Eight day Patent Lover Gold Watches.
Potatoes. i usT vecei,ed a tine lot of eight and one day
_ „ n ow Ar k Mitch Nechaunuek Potatoes fitr sale by It y gold Patent lever watches suitable for both ladie,
Itl NY I'. C. MARLIN, ! and gent letnen at wry low rice, awl warranted good
jan3 GO Water street. 1 W. W. WILS 0 N .
car 4th and Market st.
ROLL BUTTER
9 ric k LBs Roll Better, a fine article fur family Diamond Pointed Gold Pens
1,91.11.1 use for sale by A LARGE and carefully selected stock of this vnl-
P. C. MARTIN /3_ Liable article of the best make and Cot sale at
60 Water street. j New York prices.
VINES.
Afew grcaska Port and Medeira wineoffiuc flavour
just received and fur sale by
P. C. MARTIN,
60 Wafer st.
Fahnestodes Vermifiage.
rri HIS is to certify, that my youngest boy, aged
about 2 years, was taken nick with the summer
!complaint. lie was attended by a Physician all sum-
LIQUORS &c mer, and received little or no relief. About the mid-
D RAND EV; . Wines, and Gin of all kinds, warren.. die of November, I gave him some of Fahnestock's
11
ted fine. Old rye whiskey and rectified whiskey Vermiftige, which brought away one hundred and ant.
lof superior iptalilies, with a full assortment of every ty large worms, and gave him immediate relief. He
thing in the grocery line, too numerous to mention. I has been perfectly healthy
For sale by P. C. MARTIN,
jan3 GO Water *r
CITY PRICES 0171181 INT. WI. 3.
CARLFULLYCORRECTKD EvIRT AFTERSooN.
Flour—From Store, • $5,00e 5,25
Wagon, • - 4 7sea 4,87 i
Buckwkeot—per 100 lbs - 1,50 01,624
Corn Meal— do do 50 rd 62
Grain—Wheat bush. - • 0,00 ra 80
Corn, 36 e 42
Outs, • 36 44
Hay—Loose, pion, • - 16,00 'am°
Oil—Linseed, g all. - - 68 e 70
147tiskey-4' gall. • -
Potatoes—Neshann.ck, •lj
Salt—p bbl. - - - - 100 ra11.06
Seeds—Flax, • • • - 1.00 fal,l2i
Timothy. • - • • 2,371Z2,50
Clover, • - . 5,00 e 5,50
Lard—Na l t.3' lb. - • - • 7i'let) B
Hoge—p lb (ay. wt ) 4 e , 5
•
tiacon—per lb. - - 8 cet 9
Cheese—per lb WR. - - - 7 ' 8
Butter—Keg and Roll per lb. - - 104 , a 13
FOR NASHVILLE.
The splendid steamboat ri,hott oy
Mellow:1d, Master will leave I. , rthe
above and intermediate pints 01) Mrol
day the sth inst.. ire prmit[ing.
For Freight or Posttg" apply on ho r
3
• GE_QRGE BAILEY.
nutantit, AND MANUFACTURER OF
Pumps and Hydrants.
Which are superior to and cheaper than
any in the city.
Please to call and examine for youselves.
FOV RT II &TREE r.
BP:TWCY.ti SNITIMIELD !CHERRY ALLFT.
(CP flpirants and Pumps repaired. jmil.ly
U'6sl .a
.711.1RKET STREET,
Between Fourth st., and the Diamond.
RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road,
A In Igo and extensive assortment of Shn wit. viz:
Soper. all wool Broalit.; Printed To,keti and Cita',
mere, 111 k embnolerk•d Turkety, Blk and Mode coler•
rd silk fringed f hilibet. Super. erribroi.iered
Darna•k and silk worated. black and ctdored Merino,
and a large moot mom of Plaid and %V Sha w
All of which will be sold at a small ativanma above
Ertatern cost. A BSOLOM MORRIS.
s ign I NO. 65.
APPLES
40 "WSW:LS Gieen Apples in rime Oriel
put up expisissl fur family •tise, f r sale by
P. C. NI AWI IN,
jiint r, 0 Water AI .
1/11.1E1 ) FRUIT, tSc. ,- .
ZAN r Cll, - 1(1?4, 111, 11,1 L. Almond*
Crl'; tow', 5r .t “r
Wl{ .1 ITING 1'.% PE It. &e.
,s ;
f , c.llda, lot s4le
Couri of Common Pleas of Allegheny eon ,
y. in ihe Cam m.,nn•ra,''A of Pennsylvanta at De
ceo.b,r Term, le 37, u 219.
3ttrr ”1" the vo1:11.tar!. Is.
itign,ent If Sarrood D.trlipgton.
At..t now, or w It, Dt, 43A1, 1847).
surrletnentatv nrrnoo t of A.•i....nre•,
exhilnttnt tool fi!otl, ntot on m , .' tf II
NNerniv. Fol A Inrrley I,r A •-lrnee.i.
ih- t a;.r. ,ints ti,i.rrhy th- 2I In dnv of Feh. A
11.1 , 316,1%er healing tind cohfirmi;h.n of •It.cl
roam unle*4 ivr n lay 'hes to, •in.hi
oot i s • nl;envrod nod th, l'r,thqnotsry is dirrEtrd
C. Toe n..: ICY of:hr OISITIO fur thirty-d.s by
I/J Iw•+ Ch.lray, 1 0
retilh , l n nod 01 ht . ' .111cre•It'd rt dh) AO, of
1;••••.n.,!y.
hicE&IG & MAGI:III2E,
1:1)[( W A RUING ANN) CONI MISSION
C.ItCII ANTS.
th.• 11,1 Cu NI&
I - I i (II4FR r i.f•N•ky
Lnn I 'intrindart !tie Ipiti.ititifD,ci.n,
& Co Combralentl, them
••• ...` ter !WE: t!g• 4>l .g nrr, in the
F , lvr g lnd lin.iniis• in
!wt., coniiicninerits, and
iinniinc,nJ with
• he unn Liesp,lch. Aid limy hope br
• !le f nod ma.emhlor them
U/ 11 0 l:f
St. G;
Chuirh S C..r..thrt , . Wm. NlcCuhy
II W3•••r-nnr ; k 3.1 Th‘w ; A'Pzeoldet
Lvvci i•r; \V Ite rrn,m !'altr.r, Si , trklytt S G i>dr.
,i•L'.‘•
RecUfied Whiskey
rr H Es ih•cri'er•rhsvii.g
I key I,liirei the lalc ailsisrce in ',tire.. inform Their
5. and .len!ers rifler .11y. that LH, Sel!ing
Ow, be, it ,ti6i-ii(4 ‘ere f2sz. per
by ha: rel. They have as osusi n R.A 21,
SOrtrlWOl Of GI Winets. Liquors end
\V & NI. NllTe I F:LT It EE.
No 160 Libel ty sr.
OEM
FOR SALE CHEM'.
40(1 ,ChUirnS good Yellow a
ct,rre„
250 doz. eau - Hied window gash and gdoss to suit.
200 all iiir.ea good wooden bowls.
A small supply of Economy brad cloth!, achuo
lit - inkstand ataiinnary, and qiiiie a large assortment of
the American Temperance Union Publication, and
Almanacs for 1846. Cheap and useful Family Med
' iclne.. All of w hich will be sold low. for cash or
~.umry p r oduce Sze... In Suit curt. , mers and roruign
ISAAC It ARIUS, AO :Ind Com Merchant.
Nu 9. Fiiih girret
Ire Wnructl to boy, nig% for riper rout:el-4 and cat
pet weavers. nut country carpets. dec MCA
JOHN D. DAVIS. Auctioneer
1 tierr27
d ec2 7
dec2l-dSzw
T .
DE undersigned have entered into partnership.
under the firm of STERETT & Co., as Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Foreign Wines and Liquors, at
No 18 Market street, one door horn the corner of
Front. BENJ. F. STERETT,
dec29 J ACOBEAVF.B.
14101rsale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic . Wine: and Liptors.
No. 18 Market street, one door shove From,
PITTSBUROH Pl.
26 'a 28
31'a 44
RrVERINCES:
Wm. Holmeq & Co. Wm. Eichbaum
Henry F. Srhwt•ppc, E. Weaver.
Their stork hos been selected with great clue, and
consists of the choicest dualities, suitable for this
market, to which they would respectfully call atten
tion and solicit a shore of public pat r oms,ge. It com
prises the following, in cooks and bottle::
11'irss—Msdeliatt, Sh, tries, Lisbon., Teneriff,
Ports, Nl o !ogns,Colabrio.
L QUURS Brandie 4, Gins, Rums nod Whiskies.
dec29
PIN'
CP Dl Z. Duff, Gordon & Co's., Pale Stet Sherry
1 Wine.
10 don. Iloff. Gordon & Co's, Brown Sherry 15' inn.
Biocktnitn's .Mudeiret
10 " Sloe
10 " Old Pale Maglory Brandy.
It) " " " Nrctur "
10 " Peach '•
The above fine Willed and LifrOT, in store anti for
Salle by sr ERE:T t &Co.,
No 18, Market street.
one door above Front.
-1- 1 QUARTER Casks, clad( and pole Maglury Bran
dies on draught.
I do do fine cbampagne nrandies on draught
3 }loll l'ipod pure French Branches "
Together with. gormand assortment of Foreign &
American, DT - 111131es, in more and fur sale by
STERETT & Co.
No 1 - 3. Mut ket strict,
nut door ahoy.. Fr,,rt.
JOAN M. TOWNSKND,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY .
No. 45 Markel st. 3 doors above Third at.
PITTSBURGH.
vu 1. have constantly on hand, a well selected
V assortment of the best and freshest meal) unes,
which hit will 4-11 on the most reasonable terms
Phricians sending orders will be promptly attended
to, and supplied with articles they may rely upon es
! ermine.
sichins . proscriptions will he Recur a I ely and
nvadv prepared from the best materials at any hour ot
the dtry nr night.
Also, far sale, a Loge stock of fresh and good pod - ,
rnerV. der3o
‘ATE are authorized to . offer for rile, 98 acres f I
V fiat-rate upland, Situate on the Main Road.
lending to Jackson and Chillicothe, end about one,
mile and a half from Millen:port. La wrtence Counit..;
Ohio. The land to well ihnheieti. and Into the known:
ite•lthinetts of the neighborhood, fertility of the stol.l
and proximity to Millersport, (the pt incipal landing
place in that unction 01 county.) is considered a elt
gable location for a farm. If application be made!
soon , it wi.i be sold at a crest I.nrgnin.
BLAKELY tir. MITCHELL.
corer of Fourth and Smithfield:
and Venn meet, Pittsltruh.
I'. C. MARTIN,
60 11 Jlel etrevl
P. C. 3,1
no Wnier 4trl et
1 ento igloos has of pound on Penn st. and Si: vete
• t: sc.'. Alley earl. 24 feet ay 100.
2 bonding lots on l'ike at. near Reptlard% stean.•
mill, 24 by lOU.
3 jlllbiing 1011 on the corner of Pine and Porn it.
5 le wata) 20by 07.
3 lat•of 1;f otina in the rear at the above fronting
1' ne 5t.5201: 00.
7 tm.idini. , lo•ti on the Turnpike road in o . ll..ira'f.
• a m 24 by 100.
A lar ge nwnhor of lot• in the immediate vicinity of
tht• city anitalfle fear Loilding lots •nd large ennt.gh fa
c al dens for •.de of lease sonic for a term of years and
Oltiels Pr! petual. Aitifly rn
aft. 29 BLAKELY S MITrI-11F:L.
(;!'.4) R
Tavern Stand for sale.
p E uniler•igneii desirous of removing ft em this
C”. 11.1!.. offers for .41e, the halience of this louse,
I,haning 4 yowl, from the first day of aril snit, nf Clint
well known Tavern House, e'en of the Canal Bnsi; on
it. near the Pocket landing. in the neighui hood
iiiiheCnnal Ba•in.Commissinn tieu•es. Ste, together
with the snick of Liquors &c. &c. on hand. Bor
fix
tore. St. Household furniture. To any one wishing to
to t, t h e hoiiiiefS 1113 , u or opportunity COUIIi not utTer.
the house bas en ezrellent run of custom, and hos been
home for the I not 8 years. For terms eppl)
to the •oh•eriber UN the 'premises.
d.,31 if. R. DOSSET I.
WHERE ARE YOU BOUND FOR?
CAl_l;.=ii9
PYRAMID AND STEAMSHIP.
HUNKER Sc DIXON have Cakes. Ste...eaten/.
and G'-Indies of all Lind* prepared for cosh.,
mars, which they will sell cheap.
That BIG C IKE weighs one hundred and fipy
po,sis: the PYRAMID on the rake, is ntiar'y three
tee , high, and on the top of which there is a full rig
ged STEAM SHIP.
The public ate reepretrully incited to give them a
dee 2:1
all AN DSONIE :tor' Room, fild.lind with shelve,
and compera,suitahle for Di), Goods, and with
gas fittings all in good order—theotore is situated on
Mat ket at between 3d and 41h ats. Pos•mttaion given
on the lAt April. E D GAZZANI,
Office, Market st beiwren 3d and 4th ,t
der3o.
Pursuant t., an order of the Orphans Court of Alle
4fieny County, the undersigned will expose to public
sale, at tho Mansion !loose, on the premises; on the
sth day of January, 1346, at L o'clock, P. M., the fol
lowing described piece or parcel °nand, part of the real
estate of Arthur Meegan. dec'd., situated in Pine
Township, in the County of Allegheny. viz:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel of land, con
taining about one hundred and fifty seven acres, more
o r less, adjoining lands of George Grubbs, Philip Sar
ver, Joseph Moon, William Alston, and others, and
situated in the township el Pine. in the County of Al
legheny aforesaid. There are two dwelling houses on
the farm, and about 80 acres of cleated land, the rest
i. covered with a gruel growth of oak and cher, ut.
The Butler State Road runs through the centre afire
pact, which is well supplied with water from a nom
twr of never failing springs, and is bounded on the
North East side by the main branch of Pine Creek.
On application to the subscribers, the prone' ty will
be shown, and all information given. The title is
indisputable. Terms nt snle.
RICHARD NIEEGAN,
CATHARINE ISIEEGAN.
A.lministratnrs.
Sugars. ?.•
WHITE: Havana Sopa in Mae , :
White Brazil ditto in Wahl,
in store and for sale by
J. S.J. WDEVITT,
224 Liberty st.
Pittsburgh ISSautifiactured Tobacco
20 KEGS Plug Tobacco;
5 '• Ladies Twist, du;
10 " " do;
10 " Cav'd, IA Lump, du;
Li ...kiure and for sale by
W. IN. IV I LSON.
cor 4th and Market st
Ground Spices
10 CANS er.und Pepin•r;
10 Can Ground Cinnamon;
5 Cana Ground Alapice;
5 do d. Cloves;
In store and tur sale by
Butter.
BARRELS PRIME ROLL BUTTER:
VII 10 keg, in lump, received and for sale by
dec29 H. LAMBERT'
JUAN BAIRD.
Sharpsburg
..o,Lt,,,e.st4A
Cc-Partnership.
STERETT & CO.,
ROTI LED WINES AND LIQUORS
BRANDIES
Choice Ohio Land
(Ify PROPER I Y FOR SALE
Tv the Conf ., etionary Estatrishmen: of Hum
ker 4- a.ron, k;f2k Strcel,
I=l
TO LET
Orphans' Court Sale of Beal Estate
4-1.4.10,14,5.-w2t
J. & J. M'DEVITT.
•224 Liberty .t
J & J MeDEVI IT,
224 Libi•rt)
LONDON ANNUALS FOR 1846
FISHER'S DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK
for 1846... n Liisl rno. and New Years
PresentA Cor 11346.
Heath's Book of Brno y for 194 G, with bealiti•
fully fini•hed etigt . a,lDcs fr,,m avi leg- by the first Ar-
Edited h‘ the Cottnie , i ,f Blensinßton.
The Kr,rsakefor 1816. w it h bestitiruily finished
engraNing, fitim drdwiitg , by the first Artimrs. En
graved u.d , r the ntiperinlendance of 'Mr. Charles
he Ciiiiittemsof Blessingtoe.
DenflPl3 of Mcinory IS:G—A Christmas, New
Year, and Birthday enir, bn,,nd in alt mosYale
gent stile. and ern'ool.'ahe 1 w,di 12 apiewlid iib
ttationa. consisting tit - illumination. and fine 511 , e1 en•
graving.. by 'ho fir,t artists. Edited by Ebeynell
Coates, st. D. For sale by C. H. KAY,
cur of Wood and 34 vs.
splendid Annuals for 1946.
THE BOUDOIR for 181 G—A splendid Chrionarts,
New Year and Birth Dny Presents for 1846.
The Died'•m for I 54G— A beautiful Present suitable
for all Ie1101.'?”1.
The Snow Flitlie for 154 G—A Gift for Innocence end
Benny, edited by T. S. At thur.
'fie Opal f.ir i346—A pure Gift for the Holy Days,
by John Kee,e.
Tae Mu Plower for 1.8.16—A choice Annual, edited
by Robert linmillon.
. _
The Amulet for IBl6—A bemniful• Cbristmas end
New Years Present wi h steel ifiumretions.
1 he Lady's Album for 1846; a magnificent present
for all seasona
The Forget-rno not 1 , ,r 1g46, an Illuminated
edi ed Ity A A Phillip,
ThoLbriAtian'4 Am.ual for I S4li, a Miscellany with
beautiful Ilboovations.
Scenes in the Lire of our Saviour; s beautiful pre,-
ent by the ?oetn and Paiute, a, edited by a. W. Griir-
Wll,d.
flow.ehuld Verie4; a be-autiful Buck, by Barnard
Tile Hyacinth for 1816, or Affection's Gift; a Chri,s
man, New Years and MI th Day Present.
For %al," very low by CHAS. H. KAY,
der.22 corner of Wood and 3d ata.
GREAT EXCEYIEENT!I
TARIFF REPEALED !!
THE, sliding made p r inciple alzaridurred and th.
minitnton Ira ntlaid adopted at
No. 92 Market Street.
IVe have been receiving for the last week or two. a
fresh supply of seasonable DRY GOODS, boughs
from the Manufacturer.. Importers, and at Auction,
at the lowest ca-h prices fleeing had an experienced
Agent in Philadelphia and New York for some
months peat picki g op bargain., here and there, ena
bles us to offer to the public a splendid stock of Grads
with almost an irnrerceptible Tariff . . Our stock con
ilata in part of the following Goods:—
Sha wla—a great variety;
F-ench Terkeri Shawl•;
it:nglish do do;
Splendid Brusha and Cashmere Shawls;
Damask do;
Black and Emlirnitlereri Terkeri dn;
Super Black Thibet, Silk Fringe do;
Ladies' Super Cashmere Scarfs;
Plaid Woollen Shawls of every variety,
Alan n great variety of Cashmere EY Enosse;
Plain de Lain, and harred and figured de Lain;
English and French Merinner;
Alpecres and Coborg Cloths;
Bombazine•; plain and fancy dress Silks;
Irish laineno--Cotten Alpacca and Cashmere
Dose:
CASSIMEISES. CLOTHS, and VESTINGS.
Alan, an exrcllelt atestirtment of domestic Goods.
All of whir, see eller, wholesale or retail, at sueb pri
ce. a. we hick cannot fail to please. Call and ex
amine for yourselves—al No. 9t?. Market street.
duc29 tf. MOSES COREY•
Hypochondriacs and Hystezicsi
Ct.. 444 of pernto. ',object to hpochondri• Or low
e.htt-e bowels are often torpid and cortfi
ned fur dart s together; IA httse rush rings are often ex•
treme will derive re:nnrktible bent.fit and relief from
the frequent re te of Cite Liver Fella ; such persona
.)1.,u111 he rilcour4ged t:. ase them. They sit down
very niter. is del rtir of twine her, fited by any medi
cine, when, in nrct , they are in many cases easily re.
Females subject to hysterics and other nervora
di•resen wh,.•e dice•tinn i. bad and bowels torpid,
will tind benefit trots the siendy, csulanus use of these
[till*. once of twi,e a level., in doses sufficient to ape•
Asir briskly
I':rltarud nod sold by
Sold al.o by Kerr &• \L filer. 147 Wood tiert; L.
Wilcox.. Jr., and Wm. Thorn. Market sirsei; Fairs &
Cori.. .11. Fifth N•ard, and H. l'. Schwartz and J.
\ Ilegh , nv riiv. dcc2.9
ELECTION
THE qualified citizens uf the City of Pittsburgh.
are hereby notified tl•nt an election will be held
at the maul places and time fur holding city elections,
on Tuesday dui Gtit day of January next, for the elec•
lion of two persons qualified to serv e as Overseers of
Elie Puur, fur .ine year from Apt it 1, 124. and for
three ,ersuns fat .ludit,ra
Piano Porte's
rp WO splendid Piano F,,ies, made by A H Gala
J. & Cu. (Aoccers.,r. to the New Turk manufac
rut C.:mpsny,) wirh meznl:ic plate and frame. and
French grand action, jut rer,ived end for sale by
JOHN Id MELLOR,
122 IV,,r,A street.
For the Holidays
ry HE Mu.icnl Annun', for 1846,
Snow I , hike, Tut Morocco,
:quilin et
KriillKinee's Christmas Tune
The maiden and wif , , by T S Arthur
With a variety of Bibles. Prover Books, &c,
for sale by JOHN H 11ELLOR,
der24 122 Wood street.
Books for the liolydays.
SCEN ES in the Life of the Saviour. by the Poets II nd
Painters; edited by Rufus W. Griswold. 1 so).
The Boudoir Annul' for 1846-3 christmas, now
year, and birth-day Pie,wnt for 1 a Is.
Leaflets or Memory for 1846; a christmas, new year
and birth-day souvenir, bound in the most splendid
style, and embellished with 12 splendid illustrations,
consisting of illuminations and fine steel engravings by
the first artists.—edhed by Reynell Coates, M. D.
The Snow-Flake for 1846; a gift for Innocence and
Beau.y; edited by Artlr,r.
The Opal for 1346; a present fur the holydays; edi
ted by John Keese.
The Ma) flower for 1846; a choice Annual; edited by
Robt. Hamilton.
Friendsh;p's O'T-ring—a christmas and new-year
present for 1646: 1 vol. 19, mo., 'morocco gilt.
The Lady's Book of Flowers and Poetry, edited by
Lucy Hooper; 1 vol. 12 :no, and colored illustrations.
Household Voss; a beautiful book, by Bernard
Barton.
The Hyacinth for 1846. or affection's gift—a christ
mar, new year and bitth.day Present.
Gray's Elegy, illustrated.
Oracles from the Poets: a Far ciful diversion for the
drawing room, by Caroline Gilman.
Imagination and Fanny, or selections from the En
glish Poets; by Leigh Hunt.
Mrs. lletnans Poem< illustrated.
The Amulet; a beautiful ehribtrnas and new-year pre,.
eta, with steel engravings.
The Poets and Poetry of Europe by Longfellow.
The Poets and Poetry of America, by Griswold.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
44 Market at.
For Sale or Rent
AVALUABLE Dwelling, House and Lot, situato
on Ross street, near the corner of Fifth street.
The House hi an excellent and commodious two story
Brick, with finished basement, all built of the best
material and (lithe very best finish—contains nine
rooms with n finished garret. The Lot is 20 feet front
un Ross street, by 70 feet in depth. The location
being near the New Court House, makes it a desir
able residence fl.r the profei.innal man, or man of
business. If wit sold before the first of April, it will
be for rent. Terms easy and title indisputable.
_
[Cr Enquire of Mrs SAVAGE, 0❑ tho premises, or
ar thii office. riec`22-2,vd
insurance
THE unaerbigned agent for the American Fire In
surance Company of Philadelphia, continues to
make. Insurance neoinst loss or damage by are, on Is
rumble terms. at his old nand
GORGE COCHRAN,
No 26 Wood it.
R. E. SELLEREt%
57 Wood it
E F. PRATT.
ASHBRIDGE,
Over,wets or the Poor
Price $4 00
" " 4 00
" " 3 50