:tie Alitorning poot.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
:6ATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1846
CORRESPONDENTS
In reference to communications which snag appear
'in this paper, we have one or tWQ remarks to make.—
'We will insert none without the name of the author be
mama made known to us, and when inserted, mustal
4war, Iv) taken as expresslveof the viewer , / the writer,
and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so
•ss;pressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
Taking it hand on gourd the steam•
ter Rhode Islaid got up in his sleep on Tursdav night
and wanted overboard• The concussion he received
meeting the cold bath, brought him to a sense of
ittiis situation. Being an expert swimmer, ha succeed-
Oa in getting ashore.
VITA. kit of Furniture, Oil Paintings, Rifle and
Wasehea, will be sold at l'lt'Kenna . o, tjria evening at 7
delock.
To Mothers.—Tbe difficulty which every mother
,experiences in administering medicine to infants, is
.entirely obviated by Dr. Clickener'spreparetion, called
the Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgative Pill. The pill
is encoated with fine white sugar, so that it resembles
and tastes like a sugar plum, which no child ever yet
i refused to mallow.
.F . cir /worms ads is an assured
.remedy, and it has been used with excellent effect in
.teething. The matron of the Farm School writes to
'Dr. Clickener that she has used for some iime,bis Su
gar Coated Pill in both these complaints, and always
with entire success.
Sold by Wm Jackstm, corner of Wood and Liberty
streets, vitro is general Agent. for Dr Clickener's Pills
.in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
rr Beware of an imitation article called "Impr.,
.ved Srgar•Coaled Pills,"purporting to be Patented
as both the pills and pretended patent are forgeries,
got bp by a miserable quack, in New Yonk, who, for
the last four or five years, has made bis living by
counterfeiting popular medicines. jan. 17.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.—This
celebrated remedy is a compound balsamic prepara
tive of the Wild Cherry and Moss of Iceland, com
bined by a new chemical progress with the Extract
of Pine. So salutary have been its effects in all cc.
sea when administred for Coughs, Asthma, Consnmp
tion, or any disease of the lungs, that many of the f11.)}1
distinguished physicians have approved and recom
mended it, and openly acknowledged it to be the most
valuable medicine ever discovered. It ',truly p voluabla
medicine, anti is effecting an immense amount of
gond in the rtlief of suffering humanity.
['See Advertisement.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
A special meeting of all the Lodges, will be held at
the Old Hail, corner of Virgin Alley and Wo - n1 at,
on Saturday evening, January 17,1846. 13y order of
the Chairman of the Relief Committee.
janl4 T. M'CARTHY, See'y.
Dameoratic County Oesy-ttion
At a meeting of the Democratic Committee of Cor
,res?ondence furthe county of Allegheny on the 10111
inst at the Washington Hotel, it was
On motion of Col J A Gibson
Resolved, That the Democratic ritivens of the err)
of Pittsburgh, and of the several boroughs and town
ships of the county be requested to bold their primer)
meetings at the usual places on Saturday the 7th oft
Febreary nett for the purpose of chosing the usual
number of Delegates to represent the several districts
in County Convention.
Resolved, That the Delegates so elected, be, and
,they are hereby directed to meet in Convention at the
New Court House in Pittsburgh, on W EDS [SW. Ts 'be
11 of Febs,sary next at 12 o'clock for the purpose of
uppointingfiee delegates to the Convention to be held
on the 4th of March neat at Harrisburg to nominate
a candidate for the alike of Canal Contraisssoner.
JOHN C DAVITT, Chairman.
S Junes, Secretary.
JAMES S. CRAFT.
•
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, corner of Fourth and Wood st.crekt, akuve
-Sibbett & Jones. Entrance on Fourth.
nov 14-d6ni.
N. UOLNIZIS & SON,
BANNXN.Z,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and lionionkty nf E4change.
• ,C ERTIFICATES of deroait Dank notes and Sp,
cie. Drafts and notes collested. and remittances
made to any part of the l United States.
jarri ‘ ly No. 55 Market Strvet.
RemovaL
BAGALEY & SMITH have removed to their new
warehouse, No HI and 20 Wood street, (east
aide) where they will be pleased to invite the attention
of their Glenda and dealers generally to a large and
well seliseted assortment of Groceries and Pittsburgh
.Manufactures. novlo 3m
13AGALEY & SMITE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
rlB AND 20 WooD STREET, PlTTstertoti.
MITH, BAGALEY & CO., Wholesale Grocer,
S
and Produce dealers, No 223 Market street, be
tween sth and nth, North side, Philadelphia.
nnyl 0.3 m
WANTED—PIaces for several good Inc kketpers,
salesmen. retailers and warehousemen and 101
a good clerk for performing tbeduties o(the drugstore
business &c, all of whom can come well reccornmend
ed. Also wanted places fora MI Cribcr of laboring men
and boys and apprentices to trades.
Wanted, places for a number of Colored Men and
Women, Boys and Girls. %Vented, several women
with flesh breasts of milk, having lost their children
wish to take children to suckle and nurse, &r. &c.
Also, places wanted for several sewing girls. Wanted,
several good cooks for Hotels and private families in
town and country.
Please apply at HARRIS' Agency and Intelligence
office, No 9, sth street- jars If Cr
MITCHELL'S OUTLINE MAI'S
MITCHELL'S series of Outline Maps, for School.
and Academies, consisting of 24 distinct Maps
on a large scale, and preparel on renews, with a Key
of explanations, descriptions, lessons, &c. &c., fur the
use of Teachers and pupils. -
The above series of maps are now in use in nearly
every respectable School in New York, and the East
ern states.
Teachers are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine them.
For sale by
jan 7
Per Beat.
- WO neat and comfortable Dwellings, rear the
a Scotch Hill market house.---A pply to
"an 9. BLAKELY & MLTCHF.L,
McCANDLESS & McCLURE.
HAVE removed to Fourth st., opposite . R R H
Patterson's Livery stables. Jan7.3m
DR. GPO. FELIX,
HAS removed a short distance above his former
location, on Smithfield street, near Seventh, east
• . . jan 7
?or gale
THATcomrnodious and delightfully
residence, on the elevated gr,..und fronting
the canal in Allegheny city, recently occupied by his
Excellency Governor Shook, and at present by Judge
Patton. The price will be moderate and the terms of
payment as easy as may be desired. If not sold by
the Ist of February, it will then be for rent. Apply
to the subscriber at the Union Cotton Factory.
deel7.tfebl W. B. COPE I. AN D.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
ANEW and convenient two story dwelling
for rent, enquire at this office, or
S
St Clair at.
Valuable Property for !Sale
A CERTAIN lot of ground situate fin Penn, be
low Walnut street, Fifth Ward. containing 17
feet front on Pena, and extending back 100 feet to
Mulberry alley, on which is erected a valuiible three
story brick house, and in rear a two story frame.
Also, one other lot on Liberty street, opposite'
cho Wesley Cbapel,,in said ward, containing 7,5 feet
front, and extending ketch 100 feet, on woich is ere°.
ted a well finished two story ft-am.. Titles indispu
table. For further particulars, as to property and
terms of sale,ply ap to
JOHN A PARKINS° N. Aid.,
Fifth Ward.
decl2 tf
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SPEED AND COMFORTU
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE sesErati, /LET RIMING MAYERS
AM CONSUL
l ist
♦ND
LOUIS M'LANE,
One boat will leave every afternoon at 3 o'clock,
precisely.
W s jeMl it lia
FARE— pidburgb to Baltimore, $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2.
Passengers by these Boats will lodge on board in
comfortable state-rooms the first night, witl page over
the Mountains (only 73 miles) the following DAY, in
in Eastern-built Coaches; sup and lodge the second
night in Cumberland, thus avoiding niett travel alto.
gether.
Tickets will entitle Passengers to atop at ctimber
lanti or Baltimore j jr they wish, and resume their seats
at pleascre.
. E.tctras furnished, tqr a full load, to run as Passe,•
gers may desire.
For seats, or cnt,ire coaches for apply at the office,
two doors from the Exchange; and at the National
Hotel. abovethe Monongahela Bridge.
oct 21 J. M F.SICIM Agent.
Deaver, Warren and Cleveland nekets
and Stage Line.
THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
ll:press & Telegraph,
Leave Beaver daily, (Sundays expected,) at I o'-
clock A. M., (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan
from Pittsburgh,) and arrive at Warren next morning
at 7 o'clock--connectingat Warren with Neil, Moore
& Co's line of Stages, which leave Warren on the ar
rival of the racket. and reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through e l 59.
Passenger.paying in,Pittsburgheraent,itterhochoice
of berths on the Cane} Peaces., and mitt in the stage.
For passage apply on board Steamboat Michigan,or
to IPLIN S PICK EY, Bea ver .
G M HAKTON & Co., Piusbulh.
CLARK &Co., Beaver.
For passage re' urning apply at the Stage °Circe, of
N El L, MCK)R E & Co., Clevelaa4.
J & M B TAYLOR. Warren.
LABS ERIE & MICHIGAN I#ANH
STEAMER LAKE ERIE, CliT. C AAAA
Leaves Beaver at 8 0'c14.71, A. I.
" Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock, P. M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, Carr. Bott:s,
LeaNes Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock, A. M.
•' Beaver at 1 o'clock, Y. M.
In connection with daily tl.inea of 'Freight and Pas
page Canal BOMB to Erie, Pa., and Cleveland, O.
Steam Boot and Vessels to all parts on Lake Erie
nd Michigan. Apply to
iune‘2ll
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845
C. S. VAIL MONONGAHELA,
LiSvorrr,Mastnr, li as commenced run
ing regularly, end watt r,ontlnue to
°through the season as a Weekly
Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincintl,ti, leaving
Pittahorgbevery Monday mot ning at 10 o clock, and
Cincinnati every Thursday gowning at tte same hop..
For freight or passage apply on board. m.q6.
Januaty 5, 1E146.
Q E i fisLF4:IYROPOSA LS, endorsed ••pmposal■ for
timber, copper Lad iron, • ' will be reocired at the
tuireau until 3 o'clock. on the 16th of February next.
for delivering at the respective navy-yards Dear Pori,-
mouth. New Hampshire:Charlestown, Masaachossem
Brooklyn, New York; 11111adelphia, Washington and
Norfolk.
First. Fur white oak timltcr, mliteh shall not be
less than 35 feet, and shall average 4 feet in length,
which may /Time more, but net less. than 12 inches at
the top end, to be tooth •guared, a for plank stocks.
They may be 'villa bulb ways, ur curved
one way
Second. for squat e %bite oak but t-cuts,from to
2 feet lung; of n hich—
Ono sixth shrill be 2•2 It long 18 by 12 in tobr
20 •• 17 by 11 • I straight
'• IS " 16 by 10•• f both
I'2 " l 5 bY •• nays.
and one-sixth square. •nii may be m-ire, but not In.,
than 14 inches at the small ruts, Le rough-cried,
straight, and have regular curve from to 12 inches
the other way.
Third. For,li . est:ung leaf, fine grain. heart south
ern yellow pine. None lass than 35 feet. to average
45 feet in length, which may *Quire more, 'Anew less.
than I'2 incites at the end, tote roush squared as CIF
plank stocks. The ethics may be straight both ways,
or slightly curved one way.
Fo;:rlA. fqrttro best yellow pine of the kind above
mewl caned. rcrusi-bewed, from 45 to 7., feet long, to
average zip feet, aril to square in the middle of their
lengths—for ono-half the quantity, tau inch to every
three feet, and the other half one inch to ever) four
feet of their length, and to be straight boil. ways.
Fifftk. For the liest yellow pi ne uf the same de.c
lion rough•hewed,'square, and of equal size through•
out their length, from 35 to 45 feet in length, to aver.
age 40 feet—one-third to square IS inches, one-third
to aquas 1G inches and one-third to square 14 inch
es. To be straight tine way, and may have a slight
regular curve the otiter way, nut eaceed wig 6 inches in
45 feet.
. .
Separate offers will be revived from bidriera for each
of the above kinds and classes of timber at any of the
navy-yards above stated. and separately for ouches can
be delivered on or before the Id of July, between the
Ist ofJuly and the Ist of October and 31st of Decem
ber,lB4b. -Persons offering will also state the quart.
tity of each kind and class they will contract to deliver,
and the prices per cubic foot asked for the debveries
to be roads in each of lkose periods, at snail of the
navy-yards as they may prefer. Those who may be
so disposed to offer are requested to make separate
offers for several yards and periods of delivery; stating
partizdlarly the Auant:ties and prices fur deliveries in
each 0f,,t1,e peficsds, arid for each yard, fur wh;cl; they
offer, with the understanding that their offers for one
yard -only tul be.biAdiag pn Alern,l,4lt open to 4:1!›.
senuee t agreement if desired by the department
It is to be distinctly understood by the parties who
may make offers, that the department reserves turned
the right of accepting such offers only as, at the time
of receiving thorn, it may deem expedient to meet its
own views of the wants of tbe service at the respctive
navy-yards.
Although theoffers made by persons will be consid
ered as binding for one yard without subsequent epee
'pent, they,ean make,senagete oiffers for more than one
yard to secure greater chances for acceptance; but no
offers are desired which cannot certainly be fully com
pleted within the times named in the offer; and with
the understanding that tea per cent, will be reserved
from all bills in addition to bonds, and be positively
forfeited to the United States,in case of any failure to
fulfil contracts in due time.
JOHN H MELLOR,
19.2 Wood street
The whole must •he Lit dta best A usiny, souqd, free
(root heart shakes, rents, bad knots, ind defects, sub
ject to inspection and measurement by persons to be
appointed by the commandant of the yards when de.
liveries may be made; and be in all respects to i lde
e n tire satigfection, or it will not be received.
Often will also be received for 'furnishing at the
naty.y9rda, during the respective Periods aforesaid,
bolt .aad sheit copper, and round flat, and square
iron—eti to be 9f the best quality, and
.subjeer to in
spection and approval, and under tbe same conditions
bi re iii 'umber. The Pisces asked to
be for the pound, for each yard, and period of delive•
fy; and the offers must state „distinctly whether it is
rot American or of what tuber, manufacture.
janlo-law4w.
ECM
merwrieszesz,p 11017 TE.
ARE MAREVG DAILY TRIPS.
G. M. HARTON & CO.,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN S. DICKEY, Barer
CLARK &Co.. Beaver
The A er and Splendid Steamer,
SEA,LED PR3POS ALS
av T D ,
Ruceai.: of Con., Equip., and Repairs
Oh Yes! Oh Ye s!
..-vou CAN always find et G. Sciineek's on the cor.
mir of Fifth and Smithfield streets, Fresh oys
ters served up in every style on the 'hermit 'notice,
Also, Candies, Fruits and Pastry's of the choicest
kinds. Call and see. novl 0-tf
To Basiuojo
ACITIZEN leeivng for the Bomb and Havanna
will attend to any business entrusted toiiiin.—
Addreae A through the Post Office.
dec .13
VMMMMO
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
01: 1 •
4t Ar•
(OP.'
3 'COO - 2teizt,
Prom oir Washington Correspondent.
January 14,1846.
The proceedings of the Senate to-dry, were enliven
ed by an interesting debate, on a request by Mr Allen,
for permission to introduce a joint resolution, of
hich ha gave notice on yesterday. The resoultion
was accompanied by a preamble, setting forth the
cause for it. I could not obtain a copy in time for
this letter, but the substance 1 believe was a deela•
ration that the welfare of this republic, and the safety
and permanency of our institutions would be endan
gered by allowing the interference of Euippean pow.
en with the atrairs of independent nations on the A•
meriean continent—snd a notice to the civilized world,
that the United States cannot permit any farther in
terference of this kind, or any extension of the boun
daries of European nations, of the addition of new
colonies on this continent.
The question was debated by Mr Green, Mr Cal
houn, Mr Alen, and Mr Larnegan; and) cricu4or . l ,by
the tatter, to lay the motion for reception on the table,
for the present, was carried by a vote of ayes Zit,—
Nays 23—the wbig senators present and Mew! Cal
houn, Colquitt, Haywood, M'Dopt, firer&tp. ;pd
Wasuott, noting in the affirmative.
Mr Crittenden from the comp3yee on Foreign Re
lations, then presented a prtarqi . le and resolutions, au
thotising the ?resident to giro notice to England, at
any time he may deem proper, after the adjournment
of the precept session of Congress, to terminate the
tresi4,l4,ri;el;o:nsckeureancy of Oregon.
'Masa were made the order of the day for thelOtb
of Felic,:tar,y, to which you will recollect, all the other
propositions in the Senate relative to Oregon, have
been postponed..
The attention of the House of llepresentatives,was
consumed by the debate on the Oregon quecion.
Mr Staunton of Tenn, who bad the fluor when the
Committee rose on Monday, opened the debate, and
spoke his hour. He was unqualifiedly in favor of
giving the notice to England. Refuted the idea that
this step was a war messurc; or would be the cause of
war. Give this, and the two nations would stand,
fare to face. in their true position. Earh woald then
see the necesrity for settling the mat ter; England would
then make an otrer. If they should indicate • wil
lingness to accept tie proposition hmerofore made by
this government, to sva Elie hitmidaty, at the 19 deg.
parallel of latitud.; ho thought we world be bound
to acceed to it. If she should not du we ought
to take prompt measitres to secure to ourselves the
whole of the territory. He thought, too. we should
progress in our prep,: utions—that we should be in no
worse situation than we now are. Great Britain is
making preparations at the mouth of the Columbia.
She has all the harbors north of that river. The
,whole territory is iiitersEersed Oh the tons of the
Hudson,Bay .rolompany. All those who enlist in the
service of that company., enlist as soldiers, and to do
military duty. that they have nuwa perfect milt
Lary organis•Lon, and consequently a military posses-
sion of that counter'.
Tire amendment which had been proposed to the
resolution, he considered of importance. r Tha
President had declared his conviction, that now is ttia
time the r.otic• should be given. Thu only effect the
•mentlregat i coni.:l have, would be to give to Oran
,Ii titain an impression that we would net adopt moms
ores to sustain the E'resiti.nt.
war to be waged below the parallel of 19 deg.,
woul i ; he a wit: of agg.-muucn. fit will be whims an
other fearful crime to her already extended catalogue
of sacrificed tailli,mie—not of mete man, Lot of *arm
hitarid. a war comes, it will he no ordinary war.
England sdllgo duwp ae.i 14,te.:„Le ..it. We s k ald
have the sympathy of the oppressed all nations.—
Ile alluded to the distracts.", state of Ireland, and the
turbulent slow a Canada; also the fouleildc tertnina
lion soon of the career of Lewis Philippe, and the
prospect that, whoever might succeed that mimeo ch,
the relations ci,Erigland, would assume a
new aspect. ,;..!e hoped for peace, but if in spite of
all our liberality of . ..eiccs--cur c?nceasion• anal
to effect a pacitc iettlemert d cllifewence.—• war,
with all its appalling and Lorrid consequences mutt
come—lt us me-t her with booms hare, as our hands
ale clean.
lie was followed by Mr Go:arm y, .60 in.
dicated our right to the is h.de id ()mgtn to deg .
J.Klrtno mu! tor:, inv..' iv)
ly . '—showing that while we had boen practocing upur
this, Great Britain had been steadily and r frecti.ely
progressing with her niensures of s!letenee. lie was
tot using immediate notice; and contended Ott if we
did not bring the matter to • tern-m. 11.0, noun, all
that territory south of latitude 49 degrees, would be
lust to us.
Why, said he, do we want, Oregon' Because it is
contivous IF, the . United States—to establish and ra•
tend, the area of foctdom—to plant there the tree of lib
erty—we want it, because it is ours—we want it he
cause tireat Britain wants it, and we do not like her
for apeighbor, there—we want it lot a home for tilli
lwrra,.;EJLl:uns—we went it (or the purposes of trade.
Urßririlt•itic4 . . a, Obin, Mr Wentworth of 111; and
Mt Chipman of Michigan. successively followed and
were severly in favor of giving the notice Their re
marks were forcible and to the Nino; but as I hate
already attended my letter to great length, I mu•t
tut short.
More New and Splendid Works.
A T COOK'S 85 Fourth street.
1-Z. Carly,le's Miscellaneous li:asa, uniform wriyh
Alison, Macaulay, &c. 1 red.
EiDOr Wyllys; or the Young Fol 4 of Loughbridga,
a tale by Arpabel Penfeather. Fdited by J. Fanvi•
more Copper, kuthor of Pilot, eth:
A acanim or the Sculptor's RlPpn* . tiCe, an historical
romance or the .161 ceoturY, translated from the
French of A lex.,tiumas.
Fleming, Field; or the Young Artisan, a tale by J.
H. Ingraham,
,Londmililustrated Papers.
Ladies' N4ional Ililagezine for January.
The Book u(Christmes.descriptive of, the customs,
ceremonies, Ste. By.Thop.as K, Harvey, ( Library of
Choice Reading No Se.)
Democratic Resiew„coataini4 a portrait pt Hon.
C. C;uidling„ 41.t.e minister to Chioa.
Joan the Heroic Maiden, by Alex. Ducr t as.
The tle.:ress, by Miss Pickering. Just published.
Fremont's Exploring Expedition to the Rocky
The Electro Magnetic Telegraph, with the Reports
of Congress and a description of all the Tetagrephs
known. By Alfred Vail, Au. Sup. of the Electro
Telegraph for: the U. S.
The illustrated History of Palestine, from the Pa
triarchal age to the present iirne. Cheap edition.
dec 2
Pahnestock'sVerrigig•
THIS is to certify, that my youngest boy, aged
about 2 years, was taken sick with the summer
complaint. He.was attended by ejlilnio,an all Rum.
mar, and received little or no relief. ' Aboukihe
die of November, I gave bim some of Fahnestock's
Vermifnge, which bropgllt aivey ombund.red and thir
ty large worms, and gave hiro *mediate relief. lie
has been perfectly htaio.
BURP.
t ' ‘...m.,—....10.
2ME
!MEM
REMAINING in the Post Office,. at Pittsburgh,
January ln, 1848. Persona caning for leuers
whose names are on this list, will please say they are
advertised.
Adam! Beverly
Admits Bosh
Acheson riavid
Manton E
Aberitalhy Isabella
About Elisabeth
Alexander ..INr
Allan Elect. Mrs
Abet) William
Allison Jane
CEMMIZI
Allan Rplha Mug
Albro Malaya,
Baveagton James Boitenger Michael
Bailey John Boeard john
Babcock Perry 1 , 1 nob Jane B
4 ,
Babcock Woo rowhr Skirl
Barker W H row, am en Id •
Barnett Charles rowel ay
Baum Lenah'Hiss BiOwn Henry
Bette. John Brown Thomas
Reatty JANUS A, Brown Henry
Beatty Rachel brown A lexaadar
Berg Denial down Chalks
Pent, WIIII.m An s d I y George W
Seamy John Ilremsan Peirce
Beckley James reason John
Berkey refer rpron Onset
Berens Java)? rooks Robert
Blander 'Jeffry rattily Joseph
Serfhood Francis Bryant Willful
Bender John or Jacob Knives Joseph
Knestord Robert Bra:heti Anted
W/ W4liam Bryant W 4
Busty fur. Bresitt4ser P4Rnei
gem? Joh n D p.e R Brooks Z
BiggsJohn Brook, Samuel
Pitart inn tit Browser Joseph
Bland Jacob Broarblee Margaret
Blackford Air; ander fkroglwr Wifliam
Bloomer Joseph Buchanan /Oise 1 Rev
Bird Loolsa Miss Sadd Martha
Black 4. Hasten Barkley Ants
Black Thomas Belli, Williams
Boyle Aflame! Boyd George D
Bake Jane Better 1 W
Bower B B
Bonfield John M
Boothe Robert
Boland bennin
Boyd 1/9)1Ilam
Borden Mazy Anna
Bowen Barbara
Boyd Mary
'Owen Jonathan
Bowman D... 14
Caaseday I Hocrmsa
Cargo ,lanrea
Carnahan Mary
Canaly James
Carol hen Thomas
Clara hers 111;
Canon James
Cassel l Des.).
Carter J
Camer Gabriel r
Camobell Jon
Campbell Napcy
Campbell NNW
Churchmen N M
Crosby Alllea
Chin Av..
Charles 4. Beaus
CharlerslSauthei
Church John'
Onus Isaac H
Clifford Day,ld
Clark Jeeeph 41
(Mamma William
Cooper Wuhlridtibp
Cooper Jeremiah
Cooper Rebecca 1
Covert!! F It
Collies Mary
Coleman Char Iri
Colgicis Edwarcl I
CuIVIR Henry
lEMMITIM
pakoey Sarah
Dauber', Mary
Palmy Jubn
Darla Elir.liwtt
Davt,,,Rasannab
Dean 7. W
Dean John
Derby lath
Deasestoa Grote
Datmoalness
Decker Joseph
Dews T
Deary Wwlam
Dielensow Caktireil
Dkk E
,Doneally Aerial
Cberhsrt Lcvl Rcv
Elkin* Jaynes
Elkin Juba ley
Edwards Aktai4ite
rink Wanlel
:Edvrar W
raises 'nooses
Fagan 1 ti
Faun 1 peel
,Frlva Caiitarin.i
Fir4ll•Jel Nary
Ferguson lessee
Ferguson Ak.sand“
Ferguson 2tae..c.l
Foeld 0 Mrs
,Firsning Sarah
Fisk Ann
Floe, elet itenlyt
P1.,nag.40 John
r4011,11‘ ThOM , Li
FrOb4:ll Lieißts
Cu-inger
eiler Arottere
telbrath A:to Iles
totiealry )0111.1/1 olbe
Gehmenhaser Chao r
Gallagher Joseph H
Gardener Its lrlla,(1
aallaght r las
elle. W A
Gilmore Noah
Hiles 811
Giles Joh*
Giles W r
Glllermatt I
Glas Thomas
G kola Margaret
Glow Margaret
Glenn Joan
Ilawlhoe liteci,ei 3 Hoag,Joseph G
Hamilton GeMgt Bratsk Michail
Hagerty Maly ,Horsier lobo 111
Haney Job• ,Ilpwall Thomas 8
lialism Richard Hausa iiiirgarst
Haney Johnson ot C ,, Adopt Isaac f. , 1 2,
!lapel' • Iloogh William
Hausa, John,ilehenstaln A
Andrew
Haddock William lidiewell Min'
Hartley Robert II 'Horner Andrew
Hamlin' David ' House Sydney
Hinman 'glary 8 Howard Thomas
II altl OS A 000,liornsr Joseph
Harraon ,18ary Viopewell Rama
Jlass..toLn Householder David
~//elier,Fac.ry Fratoplirleyohn
Hattell Catharine Hunter rearcy E 2
Magni Isevenrer it. co Hoff Frances
Hazlett Lena Mtn Ranter Andrew II
Hart Thomas J Huebert id
Herrloti,John !News John
Ilemingray William Iluddiesten Thomas
Ilinkly 0 D Ilnaheapchard G
Higbee Joseph r Hull George '. '•
HilgenTrederirk Hughes Samuel
Holienbough W II Brigham /aides A
Holler David Holum Aalitt4sC
Hoffman kfichae! plater J A
Hclipas A W' ' 1.19 it Eberliar
Ingalls Eliza Mira ,4 Impi Rachel Mira
Ingham Jisseptil Irwin Wallington
Ingram Sidneyillsa Ingham ElAabeth
Irwin Gen W ' legol John
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John A flatith
Johnson Hoary
Johnsen Iterkarai
Johnson Willis=
Jones Robert
Junes J W
, ;Ones Philip
Jones !sande
Jones H T ' '
?Ones Benry
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DI;QUESNE
Jackson Catharine
James WlMaim
Jaikson Samuel
Jackson Elizabeth
Jaiksoa John '
Jansewn John.?
Jamieson 8 8
Jennings Peter
Jennings Elisabeth
Johuson 8 Joseph .
Jahr.som C
.11 7
KAlier inOtt r Kerigan .jpkp
'Ketiliemi . llllllsh Kirkwood Biehard
Kectiar Jacob t Keimihrb John
Keith Duncan Keller Martha J
Keane 8 P
Kiln Bernard 'Knox II NI
Kerr IL ti 2 Kosigas Itßbe;t
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Lis% sr Lettsrs
Alamo Wary
Allan Georg,
Allaunder Joseph A
Andersen Beth MO
Anibal& C
Anderson Ellfa Nun
4pderspo 4/fargarel Mrs
Appleby .194 -
ndrews 'Wary
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Austin Benpiniln
2 Askla John
Blielkiegkaul /met
Burette, W
Berke Robert
2 Burl, A P
2 lkipier Jane
Burnett Wkitiva
Bernctte 1'1'3,04
Butler Baran
Berns Samuel
Botcher Barnwell
Collins John r:
eopoi AllFaketp
Cjirdy Alexander
Cooley Agnes
polluter Patrick
Corkin Rebecca
ti•opelsod 4
gonley James
Copper J
Corcoran 51 A P
Cook Derkera
Cowan Samoa
Cook nines!,
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Corey M one.
poston Z H Rey
Co Ames
gorey Ambrose
Crabb Danlei
Crook ,Jlohert
2 Crooks' Jackson
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Criao A G
Cruel% 4,a
Creighton R J j
Cross Andrew
Cremellen
Croons Henry
C. Merl Pairkk
'Colbert Jsse
. Caste Se Charles
. I..Trtiss Jobs
roma Andrew
Donaldson It illUohaa
Doran ltheltml
',Doran Deno M
Doogisurs J prim
DoolLerly Bernard
2 Doyle James
gssaigrty Patrick
Ilreeming , Joan
. .4)reitsp ItOsert Jr
Donley %wale'
posit John
Dutcber J
Do, Samuel
Devol Ca pt
2 'Dion James
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EMot A Ni
Cltrod Coorge
ZiPutry Deno::
Rap, J. 1.11111
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F
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Citzpat rick
Fowler Mary A
Foam Ells*
rawer John
?arrest Augur. 4 lam. I
foster Mary
Fowler /oho
Friel James
Court Elias
;Cranks Jolla Mrs
Frank, Lack&
Fryer VVilitom
Full,, Hrery
Palmer Amelia
Cordon 4 Rubergs
3 .Grren idartha
CCMlttf John
I:rregyy Mary I:
Grove Amelia
Greer Margarri
Grren Aogueius
Crane i llortit
Gras. Oliver
Garr 4 Keine.:7
2 Green Wm
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GIP•fl /no
.Grahon
Gray John
Grabam James
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Karr II f Kw: Sarah A
Kerr Robert or Joke Ryes:too John
Raba loba L
Ken Hobert
Kerr Sarah
Lailerly,lohn Lincoln Lewell
Lambert Wililap Llyennoje Mary Arnie
I . 4 lielir Ti_glare Lkter Peter
Laughlin Themu 1401 /woo. 41
Laihin CharlA I.,Faas 113
Lane,Campbell 4. Yowler Lightner {oho
Laughby Jyugh Liao Lease C
Laying J Lose Eliza
Littlmre James Loeghtma William
Lifetime, Julia Loyd Richard
Lees Ann Elizabeth Lyodsy Hugh
Li:wallet% §latnuel Lynn ]pain 'l'
Lents Jae9b ' Long John
Lewis Edward Lockett Elizabeth
Leon SI Logan Eliza
Leecp Joshua Lyttie James
Loedy Mary lit Lovett Henry
!retort John L Lynch David
Lewis Da•id Long Hugh B
Leech James R Long Joseph 41
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Magill Elizabeth Means Robert 8
Mangle Frans Merrell Javier
Manoney Berney Mer.ington James
3lationayThe rest M . III .Vary June
Magee Frederick Missoury James
Muhl Washington Mlchey pee , U
Marsland R 8 Mlles Jane
Matthew William it Miller Henry
Mashers R Mrs Mitchell Eliza Z
Markle 4 Cu Miller Andrew
klyithlas gibe Miller Joseph
Marks William Miller Agpes
Magill Dr Rev Miller Hubert
Mahoney Farah Miller Phoebe
Marshall gdward Miller EDFAbeth
Media Rolaeii Miller Patosel D
Merilt Doer E MDlcre Sarah
Means Martha MOriees WHliam D
Mercer Mantua Aun• Mowry .faeul?
Meredith d Morrhi D
Mowerd It Morris Fllzabeth
Mnriedge Charles H 'Morrison Samuel pots
S o ndepahert B .Morrow John
Mould James Moor* Willia tn
MOCKS Henry Munson R 0bc4 . 1.
Moore A lex 111)0 , 7 Mullen Cornelius
Moore Mary ?tnil Murray Mar) Mrs
Morrow 1 A J Murphy Ellen Mnl
M'Briar Cortualags 'L.'hlgeJerplem;*
Mlielland Milton Mee S A
M'Conough J o hn ,Ketyy Dennis
M'Clelland W C. Wklnley Fanu r ey Sim
si Calw James II 111"Kitti.en Andrew
M'nurg Thomas Jos MiCeight J 7'
M'Coltin V D Miss' M'Kean• Rolyert
SI 'Cully Alex )I'Kerma tairpflen
M'Cully Margaret Mn M'Clean John
Si'Cormlik John F ' Xricien l'apt
14"Jornak John . M'Clean George
M'Coy Robert JV'Lure Janiescil
/Venni John ?Vlore A .1
M'Corkell Joseph 101,pure James
M'CuicheonW COhlne ii'Lure Margaret Mrs
M'Creary Dc•id 111!.11ifilin James
M'Dovrell Thomas M . .iiiiiiio Jolig' ;..
11'M:riven W J 11 . 21,11111 n E
Ild'Donal4 Wm .M'M•ntieFelei
11'Don.ld Jobs c.hipt IWAleedan /antes
11'Ferron D M'Murry Marp Miss
M'lree Andrew s Irtetil in William
M'Farland itinegrh 11'MnIlIn Miry Mrs
M'Cranaliam B M`Heles Michael
M'Gulre John lii'Ftiall Jobs
WElroy C Mn JNl'llserson John
Wllwaln John A M'Qulston K K
M'Kee Eliza SI Roberts Andrew
M'Kee SJoiorl illtoberte Mari Miss
M:Kee Thomas
M'Whlrt Thomas
N
Nelaon Samuel I. Nichols William
Nein D N Noble Henry
Pesheit Margaret Noble Ann
Neel GeorgeNlchulsort William
Pion' Henry Z.icliois Thome:
Nolen John
Oberlin Christian Osbough William
O'Donovan Jobsna O'lly me ADinael
Ogisition Patrick Otra W
Oltryan Jaws bracts David
Owens John r o,hern Burst.lia
I , ollane vt.? O.borne J
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Parson Robin Philips David D
/grater E L . rhmipie Eliza ?CPI!
Packard 7. Pinkerton Sophia Atra
iParrett Harp Mu Pitcairn Alexander
Paine William Manama J IN
i Pattern n I 4, A 2 roa=r t W'
I Patterson Wan 0 ' Pollock D 8
Park Jaws 1: rand Thomas
,) r ack Thomas mope Joni, 3 .
rarkrr Braman 0 ruder Job.
Perkins )14ry 11162 Pownell Santis/
Pearce William N Prosser David
: . ,4 enrol. , 114•14 2 Prutsman Margaret Mtn
'Philips Mary Miss Propes John.E • '
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Quinn John
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„:I,llnit Wm P R
Rlclustdoon Ram yel
Roberts E
Rohtand John
RosaGtorce N
"Loa ;awn
Ron I sine
RAReity Henry
ReitMß Stephen
Ramat.. ffrnismist
Ray Ii E
imlty fain• I
Rcd.ltioribtali Ulu
Rrlnoctil AugnOul
Jitemoctil Cyrus
te.. J. reph
Ross Henry
Eowland J.thn
Row John 4- co
Robinson Ju 11
Robinson John
Rodgers Jam
Rodgers Halm' Iton J
'Rinigers Joel L
Rttdvers,loubeila
!Ruthertettl Joan
Buggies N
'll4ey Ju:tu
Ritter A VIV
Rutledge J W
Rupp V
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jrcynold. David
R Ichard C Mrs
Richard flulah Mlas
Richard Wrn
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Rich Johu
Rice,' 3 tors
Ft, an Nunn Mn
Septh Jane Mrs
Stephen 6
Snider Leopard
Snunley Jacob Jr
elorby Wllltatn
gdwers Ann Mrs
Spa.go
Spaukiln: A Cr
Spelt . Archibald
prwer ftilexandcr
Apex l'amasitpcinger
Spencer Margaret J Miss
Spillman William M
Sprague Samuel
ittalii Elias
changer John
thriller Abeer
Steen John
Stephen/ Francis
Stephens Alexander
Steel Mary Miss
Stcvenenn Win E
. litveneon Francis
' Stevenson r l Miss
Stewart Susan MI..
Stewart Samuel M
metal r Frederick
2 'Mitt William'
• - Mtleimeirli E
Stokes Stephen
Stotler A
!Moakley Frederick
Stout Isaac
'Strlckler John S
Streets Alary Ann
Sidigeon John P
Stammers Sarah Ales
Sweeney Edward
SylveehrePrancla
Sykes Samuel
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S.lllOll Sophia . Mr.
Stott Alciancler •
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Behriever 8 Or
Beully Mary Man
ftgeserr Charles
Se•ilor Mail Ann Allot
trellsnde_r John"
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shay Mary .IJ:s
Shannon Margaret Mrs
Shan Elleo NI
Bharpe Jame.
firms. J r
rthrsfe Jaeab
• Stoilar Peter
Lezhiotp P
reliod,ker Augusut
'hurt IA•n , Y
Shook Jolts N
Shurier J•coh
Simons George
Sickruan Jeremiah
Slinmons Renitroin
81sco Money 'Miss
Sideman Samuel
SinerJaro'h
email John
11.3mithley John
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Smith Giharge
Smith 'N II
Smith George Id
Smith Samuel J
dorl.h Rot ert
Smith Oretor Mrs
Smith NAney
Taylor pophla Mira Thoronana,Thomae
Taut lilnsimugh ArroelrongThoropeon . ollver P
Tannehill Jeremiad' Win Thorp/0:404i
Thacker Holiand B Tisdale /aline Mrs
Thomas R I Tien:none blarp Inae MIN
ThompsonTkomaa Toner John
Thornpian Andreiv P ThireiteiDeviii
Thbmpaon Zelia Miss Towers Thomas
Thompson Mr
Thompson If C
Thompson Jame/ A
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Van ,Henechorej: AinljamlnVintan Elisabeth)Hlu
ii Vashon M
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Wallace r lohn H Williams Joshua
Wallace Jane Kiss Sl7llliarns Benjamin
Wallace Eliza Miss 'Wilson John
Wallace T6orois Wilson Alexander
1 Wadesburg Me ' ',W MOD H W .
Wagoner,Georgir .Wlrson John
Wall Calvin ,Wiland Robert
Warren INAlln Wilson Junes F.
Warner Elliot Wisgans Jam,
Ward John ' 'IVIIi John a
Watson Aaron . v,iiitoci i' osier
Weaver John W *Mock W
Wees Lewis Winterbarn Hester Mrs
Walsh Sampai Winston Joseph
West liljteric Ann Mini Winton J
We f t Samuel Woods John k Stephen
While John Woods David
White Michael 2 Woods Joseph
White pr ' Woods Sarah Mrs
White H Wright Milton
White J (Printer) Wright # Morrison
White A Wright John
Whitaker Andrew M Wright William D
Williams 51111111e1 D Wyer Francis '
Williams L. W Rev
Yates Jag
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INITIALS.
Monitor Copt S B ' , Wisconsin"
J p Oineretary of Jourueyman
Clerk of A Ilesher yCo Court Raddleus.
CITA:10E11S MICIBBIN,
rosimaster.
,lan 16—d2t&wIt
Proiptip
BBBLS Roll Butter;
11 Kegs Butter:
10 Bush Clover Seed;
4 Sacks Feathers;
2 Rolls Rag Carpet
Received this day and for sale by
H. LAMBERT,
Nos. 133 & 132 Wood st
Teas.
250 PApKAFIFS Y. H. Imperial G. P and
Puuchong Tea 'in chests half-chests, catty
boxes and carniisters in store Ind for sale by
H. LAM Bie•fti•
133 and 135Wncs3 st.
450 BAGS Rio. part prime green;
5 .idva:.n 'tore and for dale py
"H. LAMBERT.
135 and 135 Wood at.
2011 ,lICqES Is Ss 12a I$ and 32., hcton d
Tobacco in more and for sale by
H. LANII3F.RT,
IRand I)'tiod
Dried Fruit.
25 RUSH Hrind Apples;
10 " Peaches;
received this tiny and for sale by
H. LANMERT.
ions 133 and 135 1V...a st.
Fist}.
175 161, No 3 "south' ? Nlacker,l;
30 " 1 and
5 half bbl, large No i l:
•
'6 bane!. No 1 salmon;
311 0 Mee ives (Herrings;)
1,5 " Gibbed
12 cask; Prime Codfish:
'.O boxes Scald „qcji-iDgri
In store and fr.r sale bi
u lines
a 61,41.1,tur:T7.1.:::,
50 " Chipped Logyroodt
20 " Span Whiting;
25 No I rosin:
5 " "Lovering'," Crushed sugar;
30 boxes Choc.lat.•;
30 do White Clay Pipes;
10 bbls rock candy;
2 casks Obntrn :set adder,
3 ceruons S F ludigo;
In store and for sale by H LANIBERT,
jans. 133 and 135 Wood st
sugars.
WHITE Havana Sugar in Boxes;
.}hire Snail ditto in bbls,
In store and fur sale by
• . ,
M'DEVITT,
dec 20. 224 Liberty st
Pittsburgh itianufacty.re4 Tobacco.
2n, KEGS f lu e Tobaceoi .
V "9' %sidles Twist, do;
JO " •• do;
Iti " Cav'd, 1 ,Lump, do;
Jai store and for sale by
J. & J. Ni'DEisrliTT.
dec 20 224 Liberty st
Ground Spices.
10 C ANS Ground Pepper;
10 Cans Ground Cinnamon;
5 Can.' Ground Alvice;
S do do Cloves;
In store and fur side
& McfI,EVITT,
5.414 Liberc) at
4 , L.k1k., CLOAKINGS.
0 PS. Maid Ckiatings, new lull Iseautiful
Nuts-rut, just recised at Noll. Merkel st,coi
net- of Third, by A A MASON.
der. 12
1 00 FS. Real, Yellow and White Flannels of
improves' mulses et ‘Visolesalo and Re
tail. at very low prices,by A A MASON.
dec 12 No 42 Market et.
BROCHA SHAWLS.
18 Still:MOB BrochliShAwls, just receivtd
which will be sold .ery low,. by
A A MASON,
dec 1`). No 42 Market it.
ICASE EURM LURE PRI N IS Selling et 64c. Ever
yard et A. A. MASON'S,
clet 12 42 Market
De Laines.
20and h g 1 plaid de lains for c.lOl.
dren iorna as low as .94c. per yard, For sale
at N 042 Market at. by
dec 12
Seorchings. en bend and fur sale. hj
111.1 ft RDGE, tV LSC. N co. ,
dee24 Wate'r street.
Pig MetaL
50 Tl,; NS "Hanging Rock" Metal, on hand and
fur ',ale by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON SE.CO,
Water at.
Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers.
PU RCHISE kS will find sit Shea & Pennock's a
full assortment of men's Merino drawers, and
double and sines breasted Merino shirts. Also. Cot
ton, do du bleshetd aryl unbleached. " '
Dee,C.
liL ANICE
ci CASES Nn 3.(10w priced) Economy BlanLets
/4IW
Just received and for sale by
Jast Arrtve4 at tie, ifiNew York Stara,"
10 0
tr, D e o i.„, ',.. •
s t m eid s ie il e i : a G n l ti ov G e e s n, ,f ete e e'i
bt k i id ,, , ,, c lit a i s e h .. -
N. B. None but the bete Kid Gloves kept at 79
i . . . •
Market etneet
nov I'2
TRAVELS IN MEXICO, aver the Table Lands
and Cordilleras or Mexico du r in g the year IV.,
and 18t4, including a description Of California, the
principil cities 'Bud mining districts of that Republic,
and the binginphies of Itutbide and Santa Anna; by
Albert M. Gilliam
For sale by
jaci7
OTTEN ON MORTAJR.S.—Etasys on Oydrzu
.ll66 and Common,Nioz tks, and on time burning,
_ .
by,J Totten
For loile'by
'jou/
Truman David
Trull W
Trother Dapigi
B (4, IsE'S PHONIQGRAPHIC DICTIONARY,
—an explanatory nronouncing Phonographic
Dictionary of the English Language, with a vocabulary
of Gleek, Latin, Scripture arstGeoraphical napes.
also, a collection of phnues often use d by English
prri
ton.
Young Jaco)-!
Til;acco
LI. \111,F,17.T.
tind 135 Wood it
FLANNELS' FLANNELS!
.ks.o.Tcstainis
CUM
W. H. GA1,U1.4,!D
New Works
C. H. KAY,
corner of Wood and 3d its
,C.
corner of Wood anil 3a
C. H. KAY.
corner of Wood and 3d sea
For sale by
auT.
110 ESIDENCE AT VIE COURT LONDON
lA. comprising official and personal incindents.
Vor eallOy C. H. KAY,
jaq• caner of Wood and 3d sts.
•
AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1846.
The American Almanac and Reposaary of
useful kniAglialto for Ike received and
forsale by ' t. H. KAY,
janB cur Wood and 3d sts.
G'• I
EXOMMENT .
TARIFF REPE4TJED
THE sliding scale principle abandoned and the
minimized' sfaxidand adopted at
No. 94 market Street.
We have been it'Cieiving for the last week or two. a
fresh supply of seasonable DRY DOORS, bongth
from the Manufacturet's, Jmporters'and at Auction,
at the lowest cash prices. Having ha d an experienced
Agent in philudelphia and New York for sena,
months past picking up bargains, here and there, ena•
bles us to offer to the public a splendid stock of Decode
with almost en itiiperceptible Tariff. Out stock con.
slits in pert of the following Goods:—: •
Shawls—a great vaziety; . '
French Terkeri Sliew
English . do do'
Splendid Bros*. and C ashmere Shawls;
Damask do;
Black and Embroidered Terkeri do;
Super Black Thibei, Silk Fringe do;
Ladies' Super Cashmere Scarfs:
Plaid Voollen Shawls of every variety;
Also 's great variety of Cashmere IT Ecosse;
Plain de Jain, and barred and figured de Lain;
English and French Merinues;
Al - princes and Cobi'Jrg Cloths: .
Bombazines; plain and fancy dress Silk.;
Irish Linens—Cotton Alpacca and Cashmere
hose;
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, !end VESTINGS
Also, an excellent assortment of domestic Goods
Aga which we offer, wholesale or retail, at such pri
car es we think cannot 66l to please. Call and ex
amine for yqurselres—at No. V. Market street.
' . dec29 tf. MOSES COREY.
n651..E:1)
Jff STREE T,
Between Fourth st., and the Diamond.
#gcE/yED BY EXPRESS,
The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road,
A large and extensive assortment of Shawls, viz:
Super. all wool llroshat Printe r ! Turkari and Cash
mere,
,I,Pk elpbroldereirturkety, Rik and MedecOtor
el silk tringed Th t ibbet, Super. embroidered Tltibbit,
4termitAk and silk worsted, black and colored Merino,
and a large assortment of Plaid and' Woolen 4tisils.
All of which wilt 'be sold at a email advitoee above
Eastern cost. APSQLOM MORRIS.
jrin NO. 65.
Books for the ilolydays.
SC EN ES iiiihaTife of the Saviour, by the Poeu and
Painters; edited by Rufus W. Griswold. l vol.
8 ro.
The Boudoir Annual for 1846—a christmas, now
year, and birth-day Present fur 1816.
Leii / fiets of Memory for 1846; a christmas, new year
and birth-day souvenir, botind in .the most splendid
style, and embellished with I'2 splendid illustrations,
consisting or illuininathins and fine steel engravings by
the first artists.—edited by 11eYnetICruttes, M. D.
The .snow-Flake for 1846; a gift for Innocence and
Beatify . ; edited by Arthu r.
.
The cps' for 1846; a present for the holydays; etli
ted.by John kieese.
The Ma3flower for 1846; p choice Annual; edited by
Robt. Hamilton.
Friendship's Offering—a christmas and new•year
present for 1846: 1 vol. 12 mo., morocco hilt.
The Lad}'! cook of ,F,
loweri and edited by
Lucy HOcipertl vol. 'l'2 mo. and colored illustrations.
Household Verses; a beautiful book, by Bernard
Baiton.
The Hyacinth for 1846, or affection's gift—a christ
ITtal., new year and brah-day Present.
cray's F.legy, Illustrated.
Grades fi ony . the
_Poets; a farciful diversion for the
drawing room, by Caroline Gilman.
Imagination and Fancy, or selections from the En
glish l'oets; by Leigh Hunt.
Mn. Flimacs Poems: illustrated.
The Amulet; a beautifulchristrnas and new-year pres
eht, with steel engraiings.
The Poeta ancrPoetry of Europe ,by Longfellow.
The Poets and . Poetry of America, by Griswold.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
dec 2Zi 44 Market st.
The Great Worm Mediehier of the day
n A RENTS read the - following, and if your chil
i dren are troubled with worms, get a vial and try it:
Licking Station, Ky, Dec 10, 1845.
Mr R E Sellers:--I purchased of BF&J H Gard.
ends.'" ttko vials of your truly valuable VermVuge,4wo
of my children being sick at the time. Your Vermi
fuge priivbd more than I could have expected, from
one child there passed nearly 330 worms, in about
40 hours; from the other some 200, in about the lame
time after the Vermifuge was 'tjk• e l. l . I h ear tily re .
commend its use to ell families, and ,I think' once
tried, no family will ever be without it-
Yours respectfully,
MASON C 01.1.. FAS RT Ff
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by R E
Sellers, No. 57 Wood street, and also b . i".Eerr ¢c Moh
ler, 142 Wcod st., L Wilcox, Jr, and Wm Thorn,
Market Ilreet, Fess Sr. Cikstel, .sth Ward, H P
lil:ihwartz and John Mitchell, Allegheny city.
jan W.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegkeny rerun•
ty, in ate Commonwectith of Pennsylvania at De
cember Term, 1837, No 249.
In the matter of die voluntary as
*
signment of Samuel P Darlington.
And now, to wit, Dec 29th, 1845.
supplementary account of 'Assignees,
exhibited and filed, and on motion of H
S M ag,raw, Fag A ttorney for Aisigmees,
the Court appoint Saturday, the 21st day of Fsb. A
:D ,..1.348, fur hearing allowance and confirmatio n (geoid
sccoont unless reason be given why the same should
not be allowed, and the Prothonotary is directed to
give notice of the same for thirty-days by publication
in two newspapers published in Allegheny county, to
oredicot s and others interested as required by Act of
Assembly.
From the Record
jun 1 alm
1. 14 AT - .)N,
Ta.yern stazo for sale:
H,E, undersigned desirous of reinoving ctm this
1 county, offers for sale, the ballance oriels lease,
(having 4 years from the ftnit day of aprirnest)of that
well knoWn Tavern House, sigji . of the Canal Boat; an
enn st. near the l'acketJuNfing. in the neighOrbood
ftlteCan Basin. CommistiOtikdo 4 use's, 4z.c.; together
with the stock of Liguori &c; &c. on hand, Bar fix
turs; & Household:a - imitate: ,Tu any one willing to
go into the !mutinies' ebOirei opportunity could not offer.
The bottle his eel eicellent run Of custom, and. has bees
a tett Oefetiiittai for the last 6 year,. For terms apply
to the subscriber on the premiles.
do4l-1(.. " B. DOSSETT.
UTE are authorised to offer for 5a1e,,38 acres of
'Y V first-rate upland, situate on the Main Road,
lea s cling to i Jackson and Chillicothe, and about one
mile and a half from Millet'sport. Lawrence, County.
Ohio. The lend is well timbered. and froM the known
healthiness of the neighborhOod, fertility of the soil,
and proximity to Millersport, (the principal landing
place in dist section of country.) is considered a ell
sable,loCation for a Term: If application ,be made
soon, It will be told at i'great boargaip: '
`BLAKELY & MITCHELL
corner of Forint:llin) Smithfield;
and Penn street.Pittsbargh.
ENNOCK
CITY PROT'Egy,FCR SALE.
4ccntigious lots of ground on Peon at. and Stern-
Bon's Alley each 24 feet by 100.
2 building loci on Pike at. near Repperd's Vestal
-2,t by 100.'
building lots on the corner of piy..F 4 d s Penn au
5 ward) 20by -
3 lota of ground the rear of the above fronting on
PThe et. 2,3 byStO.
7 building kits oath° Turnpike road is 011ara's
vie 29 by 100. •
A large number of lota int r heicomediate,Ticinity of
the city suitable for . Itirge enough for'
gardens for sale or lease setae fora term otyeats eq.
others perpetual. Apply to
dec22 13-LAE.r.,LY4
City Louß for Sale.
TH RF.F.: contiguous lots of grquod on.3d st, 20 131
tlO'Coet deep Ter) eligiblefoT building lots, t lour
portion of the
,purclatsetrtoAyney I+4 over
pleasure_ al ' Apply to
dee4.3
„BLA4CELY dr. huTc,HEL,
i g ,,t s il.y Pktant I,ever_gold illrar.bis.
. far retiaived a fine lot eV aigliCand ono day
gold Patent lever 'watches suitable fdr both ladies
and geatlemeil at very lOw prick itid 'warranted goof
W:w. WILSON.
car 4cb asalitarkat at.
SELLERS' VERMIF.UGE!
GEO R R1D12 4 1,E,
Protkorintity
Choice Ohio Land.