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EDMUND SNOWDEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE in the hoildinft on ihn Xnnh Ea4l corner
cf Fourth and Smithfield stineis.
JAMES S. CRAFT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
'olEce, corner of Fourth and ‘Voort itrerts, above
Sibbett C. Jones. I:nuance on Fool tb.
no 14,16 m.
P. C. SHANNON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Greensburgh, Wenntureinnd Counry, ill
practice in the Wet... Moreland, Incintnn a nd Cumbria
McOWEION & SEANOR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE in Fifth s trvet,in Barr's new building, be
tween Wood and exert,
tied '29 Iy.
WM. O'HA R. A It 13 IN N,
(L•Tk. V. S. •TIMINI.Y.)
HAS removed-bis Office to No 8 St. Clair otie.•t
sept 4
EDWIN C. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Frata/in. Venangn Couoay, Prnno.,
IVILL ottani! entrusted
V to his care—cllectiins glade in batten,
Clarion and Juffristin i•nuntirs.
J. A. ST.cer.,24, Az. C.,. 1
MURPHY. Wir.s.o2, &,:,, . j l'lnt.burgh
.10H11 HICILV.R. 1
flos.JAurs 1ii.,, , , , ,R, 2 c
}fox. A t. , 1 m . e 0.,,,,,T, n r 4 0. , n
.n
}ins. James ‘VIL.VIN . 57r,i;1.1 7,1111..01110.
"1% 23—Is.
C. ORLANDO LOOMIS,
ATTORNEY A r 1. \
Office, Fourth sarret, a b ove Srnvil'ald.
ink I.ly.
MAGRAW & 1111"ENIGHT ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
I 3
AVE removed their office to the New Court
11 /Inure, in theroom ovei the Sh.•riff 'rOffice.
tir
Law Notice.
ANDREW BURKI
OVFICE removed to S m ithfield street, between
4th street and Diamond Alley, npposite Mr Goo
W,yman'm Tnbacet, Minor:in or, 16
Removal.
HON & WASHING EON. Ittorney. at Law;
office on the north or Wylie it., 3il
ESA of the Court Hou,e. eri 17
Lzoor Notice.
JA.mrs CALLAN 111..rernovod to t rhemhm
ecempied by Aldermen NlcNl.ssters Filth st.
bet wren Wood 51,d Smilid,rld. el , IS
RE)IOVAL.
G. L. Robinson di rm. DTEiriao,
A.TTuRPIRTS AT LAW.
HAVE removed their °Mee to Grant street, a
short distance from Seventh street, towards the
Court House.
Coaveiancingand other initramentsof writing
legally and proraptly executrA. oral
M'CANDLESS & M'CLURE,
Attorneys mid Counsellors at Law,
Office in the Di.annond, back of the old Cuurt House
•er 10 Pittsburgh.
Wm. IL Austin, Attorney et Law,
Pittsburgh Pa. Office in Pitken-sirs building, Grant-t .
OrWILLIAM E. AUSTIN, Esq.. will give his atten
tion to my unfinished business. and I meorninenil him
to the patronage of my friends.
sep 10—v WALTER FORWARD.
Shalar & Simpson, Attorneys at Lave,
Office at the building formerly occupied by the Uni
tad States bank, 4th street, between Market and Wood
streets. m`2.l
CH111.14.6 SHALIIR. Itt , VAKT) SIMPSWI.
Goo. S. Balboa, Attorney at Law,
Office on Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield
IMP'' Conveyancing and other instruments of wri
tilt !evilly and promptly executed,
mar 21-tf
J. I. NAKIL.TON. R. R II rERLING.
ISIAMILTON & STERLING,
•ttoroeys at Law,
OFFIC E.", North side of Fifth street. between Wood
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Po.
1, N. B. Collections mode on reasonable terms.
dec 4.1 y
John W. Barra' •
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TTAs Ikemoved in consequence of the late fire from
Li. Third street to Bakewell's Buildings, opposite
to tho Court House
IThomas Dom :wily, Attorney at Law,
'Office. near the Court House, in Mullon't buildings
my 7
R. Morrow, Alderman,
Office north side of Fifth street, butumen Wood and
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. sop 10—tf_
Dr. George Watt,
'Office, No. 77, Smithfield street, near Sixth,
aur PITT•111!1101.1
R. D. SELLERS, M. D.,
REMOVED t 6 Penn street, between Irwin and
Handstroeu. five (loo:s below Iland street.
15
BUGS ILETERS,
SURGEON DENTIST.
118 Liberty street.
It few doors below St Clair st., l'iturbur;h
rap 28-Iy.
Wm. AL Ward, Dentist,
idas removed to the place of hit former residence, ie
'Fenn street., tw•o doors below Irwin. 5 1' 18
DR. OEIO. FELIX.
FRACTICING
Corner of Sruithiell it.reet anti Virgin Alley
July 26. 1815-tf
Zl).t . I)iitt*.i . . t_turglj -- _ ... __:. 4: . I : Lbr:ning: . t)t.i.ol.
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY BIGLER, SARGENT & BIGLER, AT THE NORTH WEST CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTIi STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, AT FIVE DOLLARS PER
.1. 0. SEANVIt
ESZESEI
Alderman's 'OB/cc
fp HE undersigned begs leave to say to his friends
.1 and the public generally, that be has removed
his office to Penn street, near the canal Bt idge,
oppa
dte the United States Hotel.
net 16 JAMES BLAKELY.
James Park, Jr. & Co
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Importers of Tin
Plate and Qoeensware, No. 112, Second it..
between Wood and Smithfield streets, opposite the uld
stand. novl4 I v.
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GEORGE coonintiv,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
NO. 26 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBU
nn0.27
ALONZO W. ING,
NO. 83 FOURTH STREET,
CHRONICLE BUILDINGS.
AIA Ne FACTIIRER and dealer in nil hinds a
TAIACen, Snuff and Segni s. nr l 4 v
J. G. MONTZ,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
No, 119, Market street, near Liberty
jLtly 1-ly PfTTSBURGII, PA
JOHN SCOTT & CO..
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Vier-
chants,
No 7, Commercial Rove, Liberty street,
.19-1 Y Pittsbureb
J. & J. lII'DEIVITT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Drillers in Produce and ritistvirr,ll mnniiLiettire.
generally, No. °J4, Liberty, opri.ite 7tbStrert,
b ra. ap 2S-I)
Brow:ionllo Juniata Iron Works,
Edward Hughes, tifanufaceisrer of Iron and Nails
W arehouse , Smithfield above Fourth street.
ger 10—v
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Booksellers, Printers and Pa.er Makers,
No. 44, Ilnrket•treet. feplo
J.L.SHEIE'S
CASH RAG WkREITOUSE,
Corner of Pennand I , rein streets, Pittsburgh.
The highest price paid in cash fur Country
Baling Rope and Colton tVitste. Also, dealer in
Chloride of Lime, Paper, Twine, &c., at cash pikes.
lute 14-.llv.
J. Topics & Son,
ARCIIITECTS AND BUILDERS
O f fer, Sri:4oodd Street, col nc r of Diamohd Alley.
LASS and Sverificati , m El
s m ohed it, the hest it) k
P
end et the •h.trtest not ire.
Logan & K.nnPtly, If Child, &
W.nnlaell, A Kramer, W 13 Scai(e and Col
tart& Itilwvrth.
join. 14. 1845-4 lv.
•
Doctor Daniel Dic
Office on Fifth street, beta-min Wood and Smithfield
PittliMmgh. der 10—y
MARTIN LYTLE,
FAMILY GROCER,
sNITTIIFIELD SIREFT,
thr FiF.h l're.bpcnau
REYN()LPS Sc WILMARTII
Forwarding and Commission Merchant■,
♦SC biALCIII. IF
LUMBER, GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
a.s
PITTSBt'RGH MANC:). ACTURES
FOR TILE ALLEGIIE Y RIVER TRADE
Cvrnet of Penn and Irwin streets,
L. 0. REYNOLD!. 2 PITTSIDURAFI.
L. WridgaßTH. S eS.Iv
NB W BOOK STORE,
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER,
No. 43, .Ifrz,.ife erree,nr.rt door to Thtrd‘trert,
RE jotd opening a new and estenaivea.sortment
idiot" and Stationery, ...bir] the, will a.dd
skholf..l.• anti ',tail nr thr
lIF:MOVAL.
COOLEY &
,7lrrrhant Tatb,•.
1..1 .1 VI: Removed to No. 2, Water .trees, near
1 the corner of %%Than! and near the •Isot from
N hewce they were driven by the fire, w here they will
be happy to -en their old customer.. iv 19.
James Patter's:oa f js.,
Corner of lot and Ferry streets l'ittsburgh, Pa.,
mannfacturer of locks, hinges and belts; tobacco, ful
ler, mill and timber screws; huusen licrt.w. for rolling
mills. &c. act, 10-y
FLINT GLASS ESFABLISHMF.NT.
P• 1 , 111!.1f 10 , 7, JAPILF Z. L.L.M..11.
MIILVANY & LEDLIE,
NANCIACTURK AND KAIIP CONSTANILTOA HAMD
Cat, Moulded and Plain
FLINT GLASSW A RI.
IS Al I. ITS SARIETILS, AT THY:IR WARCIIoU Y.
Corner of Market and Water Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
I:Cr Our Works continue in full nperation. and we
are congautly adding to our stoc‘, which triable, ue
to;fill order, with promptnem
riirchaaors are respectfully so:icitcd to r a il ari d
examine pricre and terms.
Removal.
DR. 'V 1. M. W RIGHT. DENTIST, h,.T.rm0v , ..,1
tr. St. Clulr step!, oext dour to the Exchange
Flute! Buildingq. • Sep 1
John WrCloakey, Tailor and Clothier,
Liberty street, between Sixth greet and Virgin alley
Sind% side. sop In
Charles 11. Eas,
WITOLESA LE and Retail Bookseller, Paper
Dealer, Stationer and Bookbinder, banner of
Wood and Third street,. arpt 19
Pilkington'ilnirivalled Blacking,
MA N UFKCTUHEDand sold wholesale and retail,
SIXTH STRLET, one door below Smithfield.
otte2l-Iy.
Pittsburgh Infirmary,
i -, OR the reception and treatment of deformites
of the human frame. such an Club or Reeled
feet, eontracted joints, tory-neck and Sitabivnus or
Squinting, and of Disease.. of Ike Eye, such as Ca
la ract,etc, under the carp of
ALBERT G NVALTER. M D.
LibertN, near the corner of Fourth street.
dec 31—dtf
Removal by Firs
rill FIE 4ilbscriber informs his frionda and the rub
'. lie, that he hat opened a new
CABINET WARE ROOM,
at the corner of Liberty and St Clair streets, over
Brown and Reiter's Drug Store, where liu is prepared
to attend to all orders in his line.
r' Entrance on St Clair street.
ep 15 51. KANE, in.
GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 14, Main Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Refi-rat Pittsburgh to
Lippencott &Son, and John Grier.
nov
CHARLES A. McANCLTY
Formardingand Commission Merchant,
FITTSBURGH, FA.,
Agent for S Portable Boat Line. ferthr , rren•porta,
Lion of Niorthandize to and from Pittsburg!:, Baltimore,
PhiladelpLio, Ncw York and Boston. j3l-ly
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
SEVEN THOUSAND CASES
Of obstinafe Ptebnonar:4 . Complaints cured in ONE
YEAR.
WIST AR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY, the great American Remedy for COT.
plaint.' and aTectioni of the Respiratory Organs.
We du not wish to traffic with the lives or health of
the efßicted, and we sincerely pledge ourselves to
make no assertions as to the virtues of this medicine,
and to hold out no hopes to suffering humanity which
facts will not warrant.
We ask the attention of the candid to the following
considerations.
Nature in every part of he. has left indelli
ble marks of adaptation and desige..
The constitution of the animals and vegetaoses ui
the tort id, is such that they could not endure the cold
of the frigid sone, and vice versa.
In regard to disease and its cure, the adaptation is
more or less striking.
The Moss of Icel.•md, the Wild Cherry and Pines of
all Northern latitudes, (and Dr. Wistar's Deleon is a
compound and chemical extract from these.) have
long been celebrat.td for complaint. prevalent only in
cold climates. Indeed the most distinguished medi
cal men have averred that nature furnishes in every
country medicines for its peculiar diseases,
Consumption in its confirmed anil incipient stages,
Coughs, Asthma. Croup, rind Liver complaint, form
by far the most Ertel dugs of diseases known to Our
land. Yet even these nary be cured. by menu. of the
simple yet powerhil remedies, named at wee, nod
which are scattered. by a bmielicient
a heri-ori those maladies prevail.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CFIF:F Rl'
11'ill miracle, isPii , e erase? More Trident, of it,
JAME 3 M'DLVITT
surpassing health Restoratire ririurs !
From Dr. nolscr.titiringfiel.l. Washington co., Ky
Spotworist.”; Ky., May 14. 1345.
Messr. Sanf,od & Park—Gene.-1 take t hi. oppor
nut! y of infot ming you of a mo.t remarkable cute
per( irmed upon met)! the use of Ur. Wistar's Ba'..arn
of Wild Cherry.
In the yearof 1640 I was taken with an inak tama .
lion the bowels which I labored under for 6 week.
when I gradually recovered. In the fall of 1831 I wa.
attacked with a severe chill, which seated itself upon
my long.; end for the .peen n( t h r e e Sears I was CO.•
fined to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicines. and
t.er kind of medical aid without benefit, and thus I
wearied along until the winter of 1841. until I heard
of ••1% islet's Batumi of Wild Cherry."
Mt ft iends porsonded me to give tt a trial. though
I hard Riven op all hepta of reeovery and had prepared
m!srlf fur the ehanae of another
thrtr aolicitationa 1 was induced to maks u.e of the
Genuine Wi.ter's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ihe effect
.11. truly asfonialting. After Sue years of aeciton,
pain and stiff, tog; and after ha, ing yens four or live
hundred dollars to 110 purpose and the beat at.d most
rrspeesable physicians had proved tina•aimg, I wa•
rr•ton d to .lone 11,1111 h ht the blessing ~1
nod thr °sr of Dr. Wlo:ar ' s Pal•nm of 11 iii Cheer% .
I am non anpying good health oirni siinh lit;
tared eppeainnee thad I am nu I.mger Anolan Alien 1
mart my fiirmer arquaintaners.
I have game,' rapidly in viimahr, and my ilaah i.
firm and solid. I can mia eat a. much a. any peramt.
acrd my Lard aerma is agrte lin inc. I hare r• , 1•1,
mole during the 1,4 011 rn.",ths than I had eaten fiat
1 , 311 beforr.
Co ...feral try en' , ot , rnr.t tn;racle, I deeel it
Flrri•ftlai fur ,hr g”n4 of the afil . rird. al.d a Is I
,we to the rmfmt.MM. IVA in, RIND (r h. 4 . ).•.:'d
It row V. hire re;i•f ma) be ' ,lad) to make til , S Slat ,
'rent p
M. th.. WelDlng rat ,7•nr,
•,‘ a. ‘V,01.,.. Balsam ohi
You n • respectfully
WW M.ll. BAKER.
reel he firowing letter from Dr littehn, of
Fr. r,hllll, I nd w hir sten& high in his prole•gion, and
r ao k, among the first pnlitirian• 01 the owe. 'Ollll
peak fir it.rlf in eon-in-tends:ion of the "Gutrwrie
Wi.tat'a Balsam of %Vila eherr)."
Mersey See , dforii Sr. Park-1 have but • fro bob
glee of . Wistar's balsam of wind eherry remaining on
hand of the last lot furnished me by yoo. I hereto
fore vinited uni i; I ha I sold out and ho,-I olitam..l t he
money for one! ot brume I ordered ',pother. Rat such
is the ift m•ni for the article that I cb, r a i-h to be
...oho.; it. and ate therefore lei in •niC oe. iliale a little
The money for tine last Shall hr forth..ominz by the
titne the let is ni' 4 1 ,41,1 or, alto! from the cabs
I
o ,e • mad', latelv. I think till be but n short tone.
The erre, 14 of t nn 4 holainet ore inn many etia a rink trig
beneficial. t.'"V" It improves upon uctittreintroxe root,
the. any other Patent Nleticine I hive rye,. knot.
Alembic all others fail inpnill trial, and not being able
!rear the test of expeninee, noon rick into JI•o-o.
This, however, *erre% In be most highly salurd by
those oho have tested it. virtue., and earserienee.l it •
be a linc efficacy in their own rasa. Yee" very re
•rect folly. JAMES RITCHEY.
7'hose who C4nterfesi a g bod medicine for
the purpose of adding a few dollars to their pockets,
are fur % ohm rbon t he manufacturers of spurious coin.
For while the later only robs us of our property
he former take property and health sod life away.—
Wis TAW/ Bitham of Wad Ckerry is admitted
by thousands of disinterested witneasec to live effect.
rd the moat extraordinary cures in cases of a pulmo-
nary and asthmatic character ever before recorded in
the hienry of medicine.
The young, and bemoan!, the good, all speak forth
its praise. It is now the favorite medicine in the
most intelligent families of our country.
Socha high stand in public estimation has been a.
thieved by its own merits alone. And so long as a
disarming public are careful to get Wistar's Da•
saw of Wild Cherry, and refuse with scorn counter.
felts, and every other article preferred to them as a
substitute, an long will cures—positive tures—cheer
the fireside of a depairing family.
Tine true and genuine “Wistei's Balsam of
Wild Cherry" is sold at established agencies in all
parts of the United States.
Sold in Cincinnati, on the corner of Fourth and
Walnut street, by SANDFORD &PARK.
Orel Agents for the Western States.
Also, sold wholesale and retail, by L. Wilco:. and
B A Fahnestotk, Pittsburgh. Pa. and by appointgd
agents in every important Borough ia Western Pena.
sylvanin. Oct 14.1 y.
Select School fbr Boys and Girls.
Hw I LLIAMS bee open hie Select School for
. Males and Females, in the room over Mr
Dyei's Grocery, and formerly occupied by Mr Samuel
Blood, in Federal street, Allegheny, en Monday, the
18th net.
Lams:—Primar)Class, $6 per scholar per quarter
of 11 weeks.
Junior Class, " 8
Soniot Class, 10
Re , . D. Mimi, D. D., Rev. D. 11. Rlddle, D. D
Rev. A. D. Cumpbell, D. D., 1-lon. Charles Shuler
Joseph P. Cl.artini, M. D., Chtirles 11. hrsell, Esq.
sept Idly.
Corner of O'Hara and Etna sereetx, fifth R'ard
DISSOLUTION.
H E firm of Freeman, Keep & Totten. is this
due dissolved, by the sale of the entire interest
of John Freeman in the concern, to CharleaKtiap,Jr.
and William J Totten, who will continue the hesine nn
under the name of Knup & Tenon, and will nettle ell
claims again,t the said firth. and receive all debts and
demand,. owing to the same.
f'ittsb'gh, Aug. 18, 18 45-aug2B
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1846.
Franklin. 10.. An,: IC 12,15
COUNTERFEITS.
I=l
Fort Pitt Works,
. r ,.... x ; ~. ~._
Phooniz Safes sad
THE undersigned' invite astanation to the follow•
ing certificate: i 4.,
CERTIFIcATI
The undet signed having bens ester! by Messrs.
Constable & Strickler, to be Mica* and superintend
a test, by fire, of one of their vsoseOly invented Phre
nix. Fire Proof cafes, and deetainCbe subject one of
very greet public importance, hieequefully ter urinited
the progress of a test, to 1.1 bid 014 , 1 said chests w e .
subjected. The client was au d at each corner,
at an elevation of 10 to 12 i tom the ground a
tire of Bituminous coal and En* made over and
around and kept actively betas 54 consecutive
hours. The fuel consumed will tit.Bo bushels of
coal, and one cord of wood; the IP the while he.
ing rialto intense, and in the npleinc i 5. She undersign.
ed much greater thane safe is y.tu. sustain in anj
ordinary house burnt:ie. , v
On the removal of the are. aidi siequest the cheat
bn
wet opened. and greatly to the tinidement of the
undersigned and the large num
of eitzeini present.
a Blank Book with Sundry Ban mins within it.
1011-; a piece of Dry pine Wood J .
tit• inner lining
of the safe, v. inch is of Wood , found warm in•
deed. but not in the Slightest de se charred or inju
red, tome mroteiniiin on the B us Legible as be
fine the ten. The undersigned ut •Illlrill. in the
C.M1,11.11011 that iv ti e proof cheshis pt tamable.; and
that the inner, ion. and enterprieg 1111,111dliCtUT Ora,
Wil,Ple efforts for some months pa illt in producing this
LI
desideratum have proved so e el) SCCe,4llal, lic-
Sei % c the public confidence and n onage.
JOHN AND SON.
L 11. LIV I. STON
JO SIAH El
WARRICK Alt tIN,
F.DW AHD ‘ZELTON,
JAMES t'A , Ir.
It. the character of the above nillpvad gentlemen. tie
public have a guarantxv against dieeption, in the test
[ditch was made of our l'hcrnix. Safes, and we there
fore feel the utmost confidence to rircoininending them
as a reliable protection against tires, under any oid intr..
ty etrcum si•oce. We would 141.415, those interested,
that theme is nu wood shout the.* Snfes, bat .het is;
artesian!) connected will, tie shelves and drowns.
We make Veldt [hors in the same manner and up. i
on the same plan. (Ins of these tarn be seen at Reese
C. Townsend & Co'r new building. I
Fir th,• ...rklllin•hip of our Ir.ults t key ran hr
!Wert at the t,flou Lion. Shod , 5: Co ,
Ch urc h & Caruthers, Wm Latimer, King S. I I uhnea,
J. I). II MA. P. Nl'Corovr.k.•rol W. \1 *run.
IL-V"M All ufget,,ry nn 2d au o,t,Votwewn and
.Tnitll6•LL CONSI A TILE At ST FUCK LER.
Eit .hure It. Octou, 15. 1395 sal
Pall Coatinis
JCST .ere.le fre•ii stipity NF. Or' is
CI ore isr. , l bsirift.l ',steins. The
roi,r • are Cr no, (;'re,,, I Ylvellold Claret Br an,
Mu'briry, G rnised a”.l These gm.l. air
new even in the Eastern ;hiving just been im•
Turned fur the Tailors. We rl.4ised ourselves to get
up • ItirtlLW coat ibis •bealer (lien ever." The
rewesieal reams+, ssif•smisio haalhail la .Stn, Yur k,
crlrrhi l sr en d in sprite th,•ldtest Improvements
in his dernirtaxt.t. be ir.rr,,dueedl,ll
1.01 . 1,41, Wllh • d...,-,intinterieg regard to true rle
eai.re ai. d erred are prepared to fulfil
s 7 promr.rs /11,11 . lillo me,iium or rolherWillbe;
and xs ae rh , n. lo THE, FASHIONABLE
E.II QUA ICI f i itS of this cit.. ise will pledge our.
selte• furthrinture, to rziropete a at, any Eastern house
thatsemis our's. wade to order. In
our ~e men, ion .01 pride.
.h.ir the ri.,ines many n lin Groom h re•
r4....1 T :4lnrrn. urn rho EZPI, a rion to lir
Inrnii 01111,1 rrgi.'rr n
T.torvirr•. *. on,' tan.. eons
d th, ...veri in. af if. 11 , ,a ow
ALGEU
‘,lB
JCSC I(I,CFAVED AI 'Jill
IRON CITY CLOTHING STORE,
No. In .1 , fro doors from St. Clair erect.
AspLi.s. I.4.3elmeet of Fall and Wintet
Good.. The priipitetrir 1.11 lasored es
tahhoorent announce, in the Puhhr, this, he is prepti.
red to rchil.e. to ~n ler pill artsclini in his line, at the
shor!(.l and in the rho-t
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
linvin.g he .el,icre oI oneof t he (IFS I cuT•
I EltS in the city, he will in all cases warrant a good
fit.
He halt a splen
did aasortment
of vs Rich and 'LAIN
BEAVER CLOTHS,
Ale, superfine Blue BIRr4, Brnwe
R ed ;seen in quid
u try end vtiflou•in :cr. in mil the ruellaner.
Ile has • •idenrini lut of vesting, nl all patterns'
Saitinetts in royal irt) : :Stmts. Stocks.
resnms. Culla, a, kLindketchiefs. Su.-
pendßrn • and ev,ry ether article
in the ciorHisc; LINE;,
which ha will sell LOW
FOR CASH
proprietor The returns his si fleet e tbnni.s to l.is ,ld
Customers and the Public in genetal.fut the eery lib
eral manner in la hielt the . , , have patronized his estab
lishment. and hopes by Ist, in attention to business, and
selling them Cheap Goods, to marit a continuation
of the same. lota 2U-fim. C. M'C LOSK
Dissolution
TnEpartnership heseinfore existing between
James K. Logan and George Connell, under
the firm of J K Logan & Co is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the firm, will please present them for settlement, and
all indebted will please make payment to J K Logan,
who is duly authorized to settle the business of the
concern. J K LOGAN,
Pittsburgh, August 1, 1845
Dry Goods at Cost
JAS. K. Logan. corner of Wood and Fifth streets,
over J D Davis' Auction Rooms, being desirous
of changing his present business. offers fur sale his
stock of Dry Goods now on hand, at cost, comprising
• large assortment of cloths, cossimerce, suttinetts,
eestinge. prints. muslins, &c., and would respectfully
invite the attention of those wishing to purchase as
he is determined to close up his present business.
August 2, 1845.—nug 4.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Corncr of St. Clair and Penn streets, Pittsburgh,
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
rp FIE proprietor begs have to return hiemostgrate•
JL ful thanks to his friends and the public for past
fsvor-i, and hopes, by attention, to merit a continuation
of their patronage. The house is pleasantly situated
near the Exchange; it has accommodations for travel
ers, and a large room fur public meetings, dinner or
supper parties
REFRESHMENTS
Alwaypi r. mlv. Or prepared on the shortest notice, with
the choicest the market will afford. Ousters end
Oyster Soup. also Fresh Shell Oysters, received eve
ry day during the season. Thegreateet care has been
taken in the ~election of wine., end liquors. A vane•
ty of now•.pepera are regularly filed in the establish-
went.
P. S. A Hot Lunch servedup nary day at 11, A. M
sp 18.
REMAINING in the Post Office, at Pittsburgh
January lst,lR4G. Persons calling fur letters
whose names ate on this list, will please soy they are
advertised.
Akins John Andrews Samuel
Aber William B Anderson R
Agnew Mary Mna Andiews Arthur A
Adams Sarah Hoge Andrews H A Mns
Adams David E, Armstrong Mary Vi!..S
Adams Edwin Armstrong Jane
Alexander James D A mei Dirty I.
Alexander Joseph A A roe John
Anderson Mre E A rter James
Anderson Fanny Miss Aughenimogh Vir
A ndrevra Mary Nisi Atkinson Alexander
Barmer John Brown John B
Baldwin James Brown Jitarignret Miss
Baldwin .1! M
Baker T home,
Baker Henry .1 Brown Ala y Jane Mrs
Bailey Rtnweell A Brent Hager
Baker Henn,
Bale' Santuol Braddy E W
Barnet James Brasbcara Marie
Barclay Witham Brarrelfloy George
Bart John Bravo 4. Moran
Reid R chard Hrtanan John
Bed A C Bre Winger Elisabeth Mrs
Be•uy John Brawtky Jonah SI
Bell W C Bullard Doctor
Beall, Nancy tiCsi Boaly
Beans Jaction Rullbril Simon
Hear Jacob litsuper A J
Beck Francis ? Butkossoter N
Bert Heinle Dunham Marxa, et'
Betteezer George Burns Barney
HMIs Mr Burley William
Blythe D O Buller William
/Bus Jahn Burdick Henry
Black G VI Byrne Henry
Black John BLit} Julia Anne
Black Elizabeth Borne Ca , hatlne Mast
Blair Thomas Furt William
Black Thomas Butler flf/Vilfd
Bowman Michael Bulk Edward
Bosworth Orissa* Burt A D
Boyd A eiander Burk John
Buyl• Buten Burrell Leonora ft
Holler PrPoly Bylnaton Mary Funnels
Boyer Peter Bot Amuse Lydia atiiir
Collins Timothy
2 ecl , tre Mary Aims
Cookkhoot J o hn
Cultionn
Couller Andrew
Coign E
Coyle Joseph C
Cooke Samuel
Cooke Thomas
Cnrwyn it Day
Cornell Robert Jo
Cowan Robert
Coutfu Ma garet J Miss
Combs Preikaly
Cook Thomas U
Cooke E Ito e
Cox -Varvirri F
Coodren M Icbaiii
Cook .1031.1.1 P
Corcoruu M A Milts
Conrad George
Cuulrhsu lame. C
Cracran Delilah
Crawford Sarah
Crawl Prier
Curran Felix
Curry A II
2 Cuitainshain
Curry Nancy XIS
r.non Louts V
CusaJday Mary C
Calhoun Catharine
Casbao J•mes
caulkena R
laM=El
Carpe ate, David F
Calhoun Robert
Carlisle Albert 8
Cato Zrehartall
Carey Drucolla MI..
Campbell Mary Misr
Campbell W .1
(7liapronn John
Cl.rts , rr linhera
Chart.. WIII
Chadwtrk Kuouel
11,1111;klin 1, f.)
chat:rr' N iiii4lll
Cl.l lett John
Church !lova
Chapman Dur•ror
Clark Lydla MI.,
Clmrk James
Clark Marrha
Cooper a C“liala
Cooper Pemuel
Coop., Mr
I=l
r:Oorrf JO, ph
Coußan W H
r - gagry John
Dan Henry
fishy Torrence
Davide°. John W
Day John 121
Davit! Marla Louisa
Dahlel% ?barn
Daniels Nicholas
Davis A egos
Dwight C D
De n.he Mary J
Igeonif James
Ilevioei Liddy Mtn
Diehl Wingert, V
Di swore I:lizn Mr.
Donnelly Farah MLn
DnMur M...
Doty A B
rio n g-liv Thomas
Duncan Naory.
11...1 on John
Fairy
Eng4nd John
Eitnn. B
Emmet y Pa Wci
Eub Dairttl
r.tokr, r
Nocri, C•or:e
Fa lrman Jamie
Pei a I'
Fe. oun A
Frtghan
riatulfran
Fisher Finstiusl
Fisher Jacob
Fietser Thaddeus
Fnhrr Jame.; T
Fleming Julet
Fleming /sows rt
Forsyth James N
rostrr Dsvid
Gardner John II Gordon A Rafferty 3
Garlick Ro4art J Comb Joseph '
Gephart C W Goodwin dame!
Galbraith Georre Rev Good Jana
G■rl.rrt %%Titan) Green Almon
Get!) , Andrrw Graves Newcomb 2
Gaminiiii William .1 Green Jo.hu■ L
Ga.klll same! Gratin L Re•
Glirs B Griffith %Aliham
Gillropir Loots. Ann Graham Isaac
Glrty rutin Graham John
Giles W A 2 Gray George
Gillespie Jane A G Graham John
Millillan J Gwynn€ Robert
Giticspie Michael Gunning Henry
Glenn James R Gutrldge David
Glenn Robert Jr Gl:t-guw Robin
Hamilton James M Heigh/ Anne M Ulan
Hall William .Threllll P
Hamilton George [Man& John
Hamilton Jahn H 11111 Mary Anne
Hamilton Ann Hoffman John
Handlen Michael Holmes G B Bc♦
Haight Almlra B Holmes Thomas
flan Cord P Mrs ilopklnsJerome J
[Linn Henry 2 Hot ner
Haulms Charlcs floes John fol
Hale Washington Howell Eve.line
GEO. CONNELL
Harris John floor Francis J
Hart James -V 2 Hopewell Emma
Hartman Henry Houck Jack on
Harper Hugh Homer Abel
Harn G tV Hoover Jane
Hawkins V G Hopkins Isaac
flaws Alareart Hutchison John
Hazlett William Haddieson 'Thomas
Hastert, Ann Hoist Jefferson
Hatch Ebenea Yr Hudson Thomas Res
Hutt Caroline Xis* Hurst Catherine
Hay Eliza Hull Hannah
Herron Samuel El Hutchison tiarsh
Henry Nancy Hunter Ann
Henry Charles Hurd David
Ilenrie A 13
(rain Thriving Irwin Louisa
Irwin John .1 Irwin John R
Irwin Mary J Ihinsen C C
Irwin John In;ersoll Isaac
James Thomas Johnson Joseph T
Jackson Amelia Johnson Agnes
Jackson George Johnson Jamas C
Jackson Henry Johnson Samuel
Jackson James Johnson Ralph
Jope P Arra Jones Elias Mrs
Jeffrey William Jones David
Jordan W A Jona Harriet
'often Oliver C Jo es Mattnew
Johnson Themes J Jon., Janie, W 2
lohnson Josiah Jones IC
MEM
List of Letters
Brown Anne
Brown John
Brook+ It G
flonzla , .
1101,11 y Ck•r:e. or M C
WlMani or /nue
Donley! John 11
Dorr
Doyle Ella h
Dowraisg-arr 4
Dunnely Thomas
Donghrrty N.ln,) Miss
Dobbs Antler
Ihe voe re ter
Draper Lynlrn C
Dunlap Saab Mr•
Dunlap Antes
Downing Jarmy
Duff Genrce
Dutrhrr Jonah
Du Ems R'utlim .V
Dui cur John
- Dunn William
1;
I:lAer Andrew
t:ower Uudra
k:wlq B W
Ivan. WlBLarn
Slar.,urct -Um/
Fax John
Yowler Swab
FauMr.. William
Farr ET
l'o,rer John K
Etrraath htalhew
Carter J 11
Eraser haah
Fri.cer Caleb T
Frew Aron
Prl k P A
Frazer J N
PFltZer Dante]
railer Anne
FLOW. John 0
Jones Henry
Jones Thomas
Kennedy Mary A King Ann
Keiser David King John
Joh nu.! N John
Johnson John
Keifer Charles King Thornan
Kernian William Knepper Amon
Kelly Mary Kineleic Money
Karr it Rowland Klmmltt t'atrlcit
Kerr Andrew P. King Dick
Kelly Daniel C Kuriz D
King Robert A Kunkle Robert
KileZenameth Peter K tilbell M lehaei
Lambright Joseph Llvent Paul
Larimo.e Eliza Lightner Ileherea . T
Laughlin (Irish Lampshlre /one
Lane A a.ias Loitie Ravanitah
Lattimore James Lyon John
Lee Fanny H Mrv, Low lanirr.
Lacock Elizabeth Longhridge Elizabeth
Lemore Nancy Silas, Loving Jahn
her ity Johnson Lowrie bluraltea
beech Ellen Luteett Henry
Upset'. Edward I.ytie J3Clle.l
Alarkat J kißler B F
!di:tithes , ' William Mt ter !lent),
Mattern Jae°lt hillier Marsaret M
Matthews Robert R Milebell J J
MitiltiLvi Ira nklin ,Wlller Wary
Marfait George Miller Andrew
hlarka Alfred W 2 Mitchell Robert
Matthewn Rolrcit Musty Marta
Manner E 0 Montgomery Robert
hlatiliews John Morgan E
Manley Calharrue Mann, Samuel C
Mark/ W 1 Morrie W 4 , 1 F
3146,7 Same .V :err
Month W H Moody John
Marlin Thnnyi• I Moore Sainuri
Mercer WEllem Moore Washlnvon
aleilon A Morrt , on John 11
Mehtick Morrlaun luhan
Megalith W C Moore llvorge ilr nr)
Mellon "Moats. 2 Mpore Anne
Manta Jana Mhrphy Dennlr
Megan Charier' Murphy Ma
Mead reit!. Murphy John
Gorge Milford Sarah MEI
Jt illenvt James
Irl'Dons!cl 11,rcarct
M 'Gregor bill. •
W 4310114 Rceett a
M'Catry Jame.
M`Gulre John
M'Grath Alexamis r
IWlnto.b
arKiblairt Jolla
,11/'Kee TIIOMIII
elf'Keerer Tt,ornas
.VKee Mary
at'Kee.h.ters
&I 'Lam: Michael
all.ane James
M'llareo Santee!
Wl.atighly
at'Lure Rote.t
,aft'llarc Margaret Mies
M'Willlane Mary
.V'Pheraon Whi
M'Qurrly And fI:M/
11 . Pike Marta
M'allilaa Jame+
:4an,uri
M'Ad..inas Robert
M'Cleliand Jane
WeinNand Clenietil
Ml:andiron Sarah
M'Cullesier William
MVPtrey Mary Alias
M'Carthy Thomas
lid'Cariny Jerenilati
M'Cariln , Dennis
Ill'Citne Charles B
M'ealn Daniel
M'Catn Charles
M'Catir.ey William
Ark:artily Henry
Wendy Joseph
M'Ctn:►eu Doct
.11COU1 , 11 Francis
..M'Corniin Harvey
M'Cosh Matthew
M'Coskte Car liarine S
M'Creary David
Mary Anne
Nl'47nrd James
M'Cuiehnon Jam , '
M . 001:111Ct John G.
H,n.ton H C
Noble. Henry
Nutt Funannah
Non hop Thorn,.
Nixon inorepli
0
Negroes Wltinin,
N•o land William
Nelson Remus! CI
Newman Mr
Sci:l John
Iklarraevo
COE>uneli!e 3.hn
Otlver Gcoro
011anten Alirha•l
O'Uonnran Joanalx .1114
Ovvrn, /411111
Orr %%1111.4111
Platlip.. Samuel T
Ph lIIIpa David C
Ph 1111.5 William Avery
Dolan /awes
Porueroy Cyril
P 0111.41. Clizaheth
Dorktnati Caroline
Piondiock nichard
Entriam Merrtlt
Pope Whilst - a
Procter llllam
roulort Limns
rollick M.Jry
Paine Char It • 11
Pat vit. It
PaHerron N
Patter-eon lobcrt.
Pet,Ch John
Pearson Robert T
Pearson N R
Purrs R 1441411, Aune
Peeblrs Nancy W
Pitcairn Mrlander 2
Quin Ni(llo..ai
Quin VL'illtam racil Ecv
Rich AbrallAm rev
Ro.•eteroohn
Rddr!ler Elias
Rea Ilenry
Pay NiseiOn
Rain, Sar-h P
Reiiiirk JO
Ready Jame.
kilmides Savoie Miss
Reivessan Adam
Reed Wllrlam
Reynolds James B
Rice Panto
Richardson Jane
R ic ha ideen James
Rielly Francis
Richey Nancy Elicu
Rotor ck Ahrahath
Vey. Gro.ge N
Rosa Thomas A
Rosa Joseph
Res. lohnu Imi, 1'
Rogers John
Ro;ers Vary
too -re Geo:2n
RoOloson John
Rot Tenn Jefferron 11
Rusee iatniCi I!
Ryan Dennis
Sands Eliza F Miss Rlorou Doctor
Scutt Eliza A Mizs Simpson N G
ekoli George AlelzaEdward
Sinclair Win M
Singleton William
Sellars !leery
Stowe ¢ co
Sees' William Smith &Overt B
Orymour Sylvester Smith A IS
Shaffner Elisabeth Afro SatillaCl3
Slian.yer S Smith Beals Mrs
Shaw E Miss Sonar Cr, rye Al
Sheehy M Mrs Spltitalt !tlitry Mrs
8114:w/11S ¢ T F eievens A Sr
titherry P Sten!, Jacob
Sherrie John Stewart Mary ,Vies
Stiliner Abraham Stewart S P 4
tlhortera Alexander Stevenson Catharine
Shoat, Mary Anne Miss Slilley John E
Shryock John T Stone W
Stoner David Sinklv Mebald
Stokely kir Sullivan Denote
Siranallan Nancy A Slra Sullivan Etiiatitlt
Sirotne Rimy Mrs Sweenr, Andrew
Snnaher John
Todd Farah V Mi-a
Btul.bt Robert
Taylor Itoleen
Torgart Mr Tomlinson John
Tharpe George 2 7bdd Stephen . B
Timms James 7bner Enos
Thomas Landelin Troy John
Thompson. W 3 Trunick Elizabeth
Thompson James Tully John
Thompson Zelia Miss Tierney Catharine Mitts
13=1!1!1
Vnudine Abraham Vincent 4 Nimrod
Vitus James
Veneble Samuel
Wallace rhrbe Miss Williams D 8
Walsh Thonias Wilson Wl;liam
Wsider George Wilson David
Walsh Mary C MI Wilson Joreph
Waring Frier Wilson John
Warner W Il Lieu( Wilson Emily Miss
Ward H Wilson Mary Mimi
Wait John Jr Wilma James
Waugh Rankin Wilgus Samuel A
Weaver Jacob Wigley Alexander
Weaver John W Wight George L
W Charles Wilkinson James
Wear Mary WlPlarnson Henry B
Wells Margaret Airs Wilkins David
Wells Emilia It Wire ("nods
Wetherbe Amelia Mrs. Wolf A Rea
Wertz Franklin Warden Henry
Westcott Alvah II Wrignt Dauivel 2
West Elizabeth Mies White Sarah Miss
Whito Catharine Mies Williams 1 bonne'
White Richard William, i•
Valley Levels Young Samuel
Yale Daniel ti Young Joseph
INITIALS.
S B "Richard Clayton."
CHAMBERS MIZIBBLN,
tan I—d2i&w•lt. PUN master
axes.
10 DOZ Holmes cast steel felling axes warianteel
" " double bitaxes.
for male by not2l GEO. COCHRAN.
PRICE TWO CENTS
.INNUM 7 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE}.
83. MARKET ST. 83.
B. E. CONSTABLE,
A S this day received from the Eastern markets,
a large additien oinew add .tdirrthie good, for
the ..'rater trade at exrdbsiyeiy low p rices, to w hi ch
13 E C respectfully the attertion of parchasers.
A lot of Ladies' Plaid Cloaltings entirely new;
Cashmere D'Elosse, oil wool, be.,t stales, and very
cheap.
Atwater fresh lot of Turkerri, Thibct, Cadynere,
and French Broche SIMVI3.
Unihrink able Flannehr, Hem Stitch CH libric Mkt:.
INiouPlilie de Laines and (2aArnere , r, float '25 chi
to 50 cents; E3,tyttdere and other late atylel.
A large a.4,.ritamt uf %Thorley Blankals
•
Darnall: Tublo Linen.; Irid: 4-4 Shilling:, do.
A fresh supply and Kid Ciluvei,
hall s lui,g ssbite kid ant 6iik utt, Glovei;
bluck Jo.
Furnitnie flom 6i to Itti C:3. prr
Bed Flotto,l , ; Ga!a raids and
soma beautiltil styles of Dress Sid,. dccll
WALL PAPER STORE,
Sfniehji,!ti area, oI:e door al,Gro ruurri
1'lIThir“.11(;11,
A F.ANL.'I . f Lit LE of P.inei- Liar
der; of e,ety de crilaiun.
:qerchatito nod oiliers ei.hin to roicinite nre in
, ited tacallnnil ex...mine hit largo and .111,21.141 assort.
ment of
GLAZED :5- UNGLAZED WALL PAPERS
1,1 all the variottt ouch pti
ces 4:tcannot 601 to please.
GLAZED Glt N APER,
coloted on one or buth bider ex.rnt:rz!y fur IViuduur
blirui.r, by the dozen ur
r7eltags and T:1111/121% il/ CXclainge
nov2l-6m.
' SIASUFACTURLR UF INC./MU/Y(I3IK TCKIP,
Sratthfseld Street,t2 doors below .Pe!Pe etreet,•Pitts
burgh, Pa.,
3, I'S on heat R fnl! n•t:tttrtment of Pleur ana
Pivot te e th. nt' a variri if ..!1 .dr,u as sinnp:u
Plxt e, Nlolmrl and Bicuipiltt.tc.. Gunn -reef h, Screw
Pivot teeth, Stn., T,eth ido to Urdu.—
Denti.te tniftvlied with 01l Hfticle_s opl in the profei
•'..v. A:!urdcra norn Att oat! M LIS t beaveumpanteci
the cash.
al. , Allyw Cr. lend
Sy R. Dorset:, Penn strta, ParsLargh, Penna.
B 0 IRDING and Lodgiog by the day or week on
the no.ra s gait:merle Strunger, null find
it to their advantage to mart:lire him. l'enion* trav
eling east or neat. mill find Iris hou-e a arroveareal lo
cation—it is within one hundred yards of the Carel
Barrio, and couverrhart to ;hr Foroardiag Honor.
rr Every information given to 11 on Mnnufec
tirr PM in all branches or the boa;nees.
rellume Brewed A:e can et till tirTAC3 Lu Lad at
MIN 0./
Portable Window Blinds
,übsciiSer, corrineteld workmee, and
-R. a lii?ge stook of Vemetian * Vi'irolow Blinds, wia
Bell low. His - Portable Fasteer," the only ore in
the United States, 13 the best and most convenient plan
ever u,ed fur private or public buildings.
Call and cxamine samples at J. W. IVondsvell's or
G. Singer's. Old 13iinds put up e ill/ the Puriable
Fastener at a small Odnige.
Re-oponcd and at Work
AM ES ADAMS, Baker, respect folly info, ma the
V public ;hist he has rebuilt at the old stand, foot
of Grupt street, from whence be Wta+ driven by the
Great Fire, end is preparad to acne Lb+ customera in
lOT ett le. Hie mitteriatt ale of rite brit thud caw
be bought, and his workmen lite the heat that can ha
He soli;;it+ custom, being confident that
he can give entire antisfatn
N. B.—Wedding and ocher paniti promptly attend
uctl 5-3 -
JAMES HOWARD & CO.
HAVE the plennnre to an'notthett to their Itiencht
thnt again occopy thoit uhi stand at No.
83, Wood street, where the . ? have ortOhect nn eaten-
WALL PAPER ;tAßE'qutsE,
And base conwinily on hand un extlttidse ar.tiort.
m , Ol ut - S u i tt , glored and plain PAPER HANG•
INGS, Velvet and Imitation Boi ders,of the latest. etyk
and most handittme patterns fur papetinz balls, par.
tors and chamberf.
They msnufactore. and have on hand at all times,
Printing, Writing, Letter, 15'r - tipping and Tea Paper.
Bonnet and Fuller's Bourds—all of which they offer
fot sale on the most accommodating terms, and to
which they int ite the attention of merchants and
others.
A LSO —Blank Books of all kin,ls and the best rttial•
iiv, Sellout Books, sc. a'osa;s uu halid and for sale
ear; 25.
4i. above
A DANCING ACADEMY.'
TAD:O4E (MAUI.; relnectfedly informs her
friends and the public generelly, !hat she has
arldved from the East, and w imete.lietely enter upon
the discharge of the duties of her Dancing S c hool.—
The latent sod most fashion ible Dances, including the
Minuet do Is Cour, es &need at the Courts of England
and France; the BOHEMIAN l'CLh: A. a? danced by
Miartni, the NIA ZURE A, LA CACHUCA. THE
POLK k, COTILLIONS, &c., &c., will be taught.
Madame I3.'s Rooms ore now completed, and will
be open for the receptlon3 of thuse iacies and gentle
men wino are desiruni of being instructed in the above
dances, on Wednesday evening the li'th init.. at 7 o'-
clock, for the gentlemen, and on Friday; 2lst, at 3 43%
clock, P. M. for tile ladici.
The day, or tuilion for the gen?l , men, are Ili follows
every Nlonday, Wedne4day and Saturday eveningi.—
For the Indic , : every Friday from 3 to 5 o'clock, v.
m and Saturday bum 12 to 12 o'clock A. at. and from
3 to 5 o'clock, P ne
LA FAYETTE ASSEMBLY ROOMS ate situ.
ft. on Fourth street, two dou a from the Hay States.—
Mudarne B. will tent the above named rooms Pm pub
lic and private supper partici, concert 6, Samos
&c.
The above rooms arc flnishied nod fitted up in tlia
Twist navel; elegant and app r oved st)le, with dressing
rooms. and every convenience or the accommodation
of visitors, and aie now open fur inspection.
Madame B. will commence a ieried of Cattllien Par
ties on Friday, the 528th of Novembeo to continuo
through the winter.
The ladies will be ticketed.
Those gentlemen who are desirous or :..ultscrilisiog.
will ravor Madame B. by railing at her rooms.
The Rooms can be had cc Lea.ionuYe term,
nnv IR it.
WASHINGTON HALL.
Markt: *tree!, Steubenville, Oho.
JOHN IRONS, FROPRIETOR
Tll5 establi.bment has been taken by the m.
undersigned, who respecthilly begs leave
to inform his friend., and the public generally that, it
has been refitted and furnished in a style not surpassed
by any house in this place, and, at least equal to any in
the West.
Washinf, , tnn Hall is located in the bosiness purt of
thatown, on Market street, nearly opposite the Court
House and public buildings, and within a few steps
of the Market. The situation is the most elevated of
any public house in Town, commending a view of Ilia
River for several miles above and heinwi
An Omnibus, and servants, will at all times be'in
readiness to convey ps.s.ierigrs and their baggage to
std from the steamboat landings.
Every nocomrnoriution iihich the noblic hero rt
right to expect may now be had nt the Hall, on terms
as reasonable as ofTered ilany other g00..1 house is
Steubenville. As the proprietor will spare hotseriba
or expense to render general satisfaction, - 1.1,4,v . ,;,,,i t h
his long experience in he buiinc.a, a ill rriat'e it OA
interest orthniie who came phi, Y 14 1 ., to "zits", /tiro n a
call." cle.G6 ti. .1 NO. !EION'..i.
OT ro Kurtz
n 2 15•ly
oat Howe
J. K. II F:Ntre"..TtSON,
Wrst end !Lind st. BHA&