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PITTSBURGH, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1846
CORRESPONDENTS
In teferenee to communications which may appear
in this paper,-we haveone or two remarks to make.—
e will insert none without the name of the author be
i first Made known to US, and when inserted ,mustal
ways be taken ts espre.siveof the views of the writer,
and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially rernarkeo upon and approved.
MAT,II.'S OfFICR, March 10, 1846.
Four cases brfoia his honor this rriortng, two for
drunkenness wetecornmitted. two for assembling to.
gether with ilitellt to do entawfol lICIA of violence to
every one they met; boat were held to bail in the sum
of $lOO forthtir srpeatance at court.
CCP Yesterday was a beautiful day bright warm
and brawny as is Jane. The snow has entirely dis
appeared and tbe tundition of sur streets is improve.
leg very rest.
ALLEGUENY COUNTY T. A. ASSOCIATION.
The nazi meeting of this Association, will be held
at East Liberty, on Friday the 13th instant, at 11
o'clock, ASt The Temperance societies throughout
the county are solicited to send delegates to the conven
tion; the President and Vice President of each socie
ty, being members of the association, and every soci
ety is entitled to send three delegstes.
LARIMER, Jr, President.
Taos Bran., Chairman Es-Com. m 6.
Dr. irudar's Bataan of Wild Ciserry.—This
•celebrated remedy is a compound balsemic prepare
'don of the-Wild Cisevry and Moss of Iceland. corn
42.inecl by a new chemical ',ingress with the Eftraci
wf Pile. So elithetary have been its effects in all ca
ses when idministred far Cough., Aathme,Consnmp
tion.cw erryslisessee of the lungs, that many of the most
distinguished physicians have approved and recom
mended it, and openly acknowledged it to be the most
valuable medicine ever discovered. It istruly a valuable
medicine, and is effecting an immense amount of
.good in the relief of suffering humanity.
("See Advertisement.
Clickeser's Sagar-coated Vegelable Par Kalive
Pa/L.—Experience having long since decided, that
every disease originates from impurities of the blood,
or derangement of the digestive ottrans, it is evident
that the remedy employed must be of such a nature as
is beii.caleidsted to remove those obstructions, or re
store the Mood to its natural state. The ClicLefler,
Sugarinated Purgative Pills. being compounded pure
ly on scientific principles. and based on an intimate an•
quaintanco with the origin of disease, and the actual,
atrueenei airltite borate agates are the on!y remedy
which can . he positively relied on. Being composed!
of a variety of ingredients entirely ilitTereist from, and
independent of each other in their mode of operation;,,
they never fail to teach the seat of disease, in what.'
ever shape it may appear. Thus, if the liver be effect-'
ed, one ingredient will operate on that particular organ
and by cleansing it of that excess of bile, it is con ,
stantly discharging into the stomach, restore it to its'
natural state, Another will operate on the blood, and
remove those impurities which have already entered
into its circulation; while a third will effectually expel
from the system whatever impurities ma) have been I
discharged into the stomar.h, through the instrument I
a lity of the other ingredients. •
Sold by Was Jackson. corner of NV,wri and Liberty
streets, who is general Agent for Dr Clickener's Pills
in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
COrßevrare of an imitation wide called "'ripen
ved Borgar-Coated Pas," purporting to be Patented
as both the pills and pretended patent are forget ies.
got up by a . misemble quack, in New York, who, for
the last four or five years, hes made his living by
coirritetfeiting popular medicines. mar IL
An Acrostic
"JUST TN TIME FOR CHEAP BARGAINS"
JUST received, a splendid assortment of spring and
summer goods,
Unsurpassed for quantity. quality nr
Style. The Proprietor of this Ee s tablialtment
Takes great pleasure in informing his frienJs and
Coe public
In general, that he is now prepared to fld all order,
that his
Numerous customers msy Favor him with. Si ranger,
d
Tr*Wier. wool,' do wed, in visiting the
Imn Citi.t, to call and examine 11111 extensive and well
Made aiock of ready made clothing. He has a cum
pkte assortment of
English cloths, to whieh hr would invite attentiot.
also
French cloths of every color and quality, which he is
Offering at a very small advance on eavtern prices.
Remember at this Store you are cot asked two prices.)
. being
Convinced that small profit. and cutick sales is the
. heat way to .ecure C '1410,71.
Ilavinz in to employ the hest wink:nen. he can
watt-ant
Every article made at his estaldtehment to fit
And to Se of the best material•, he wain.) again invite
Purchasers generally to give him a call.
Before put clia.ing in any other place,
As be is confident be can aril them as goad goods at
Reasonable prices as any house in this city
Going *afar as to say • little che.rer.
All his anode are new and of handsome patterns put . .
chased
In the east, but • few weeks since; the subscriber
New returns bis thanks to his friends and the public
in general, and
Solieita a continuance of their favors.
ip"rroa City Clothing Store, No 132.. Liberty
*Creel. rant 7] C. M'CLOSKEY.
GREEN APPLES-30 bbls Rnmenites in fine
order jest received and for sale by
BURBRIDGE: WILSON &CO.,
Water at.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS—.SO kegs 6 twist to
bacco; 20 boxes common cigars; to arrive, and
for sale by ,
SUBJ . :MIDGE, WILSON & Co.
Water street.
BACON -2000 poutxls Bacon Sides, just received
and for sale by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & Co.,
Water street.
Pitch.
20 BBLS just received and for sale by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & CO.,
Water st,
Barring.
50 BBLS Shipped Herring, in store and for
sale by MILLER& RICKETSON.
Coffee.
200 by GS sup M ß lt C' E ir ß ee ic in ß 4 l7K ß E o r a St ole
rear 2
• Teas,
1
50 IT F2Er
KAG Young Hymn, Gun Powder
and,l3lsek Teas. in store end for sale by
'mad MILLER & RICKETRONL
QCOTCH WHISKEV.—.OId 4lth pf Scotch Whis
►7 key on draughr an& for sale by
earl MILLER & R!CKETSON,
SALERAT US.
C4RICS superfine quality ealenaus in store awl
for sale by
mar 9 MILLER & RICKETSON.
LARD.
4d o Kum No 1 Leaf Lard in store and for gab+
by . rearfi MILLER &RICKETSON.
IRISH WHIBREY.—OId Sth pf Irish Whiskey on
draught, and for sale by
verar2 MILLER & RICKETSON.
ROLL BUTTER.
BBLS prime roll batter, received per steamer
17 North Queen, aad for sal. by
• M B RHEY &Co.
57 Water at.
WHITE FISH.
1 Art HBLS aid 10 half bbl. best quality white
LI fob la Aare and for ode by
M B RHEY & Co.
17 Water ea.
BORAX REF.-3 cues just maul far Ws by
I E SELLESB.
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LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
11111.58 OP 13MR ORLEANS AND BARQUE ARAB
We learn from the books of the Exchange Reading
Room, says the Baltimore Sun of the 9th hint, that
the brig Orleans, Cap; Long, of and for Baltimore,
from St Thomas via Turks Island 224 February, in
ballast, was wrecked on Monday last, about two miles
north of the Inlet, in a tremendous heavy gale from
the NE. She having got into the outer breakers.
was by the Capt run on to the Beach, and in less than
two hours was scattered into pieces, giving barely
time fur the passengers and crew to save themselves.
They were enabled to do 50 by the cutting, away of I
the main mast and its falling towards the shore, on
which they all walked to the bench amid gteat peril
and danger from the breaker, leaving all the baggage
and effects in the wreck, and saving nothing but the
clothes in which they were dressed, Among the
passengers were Capt Freeman, and two mates, of
the Barque Arab, abandoned, (an account of which
is annexed;) Capt J Anson, of N York, and the mate
of the brig George Gardner, (condemned at St.
Thomas.) They with the crew of the Orleans, Sr.
_rived here via Norfolk, yesterday morning, leaving
Capt Long on the beach to look after any thing that
may be saved from the wreck.
The barque Arab, Freeman. of and from Boston
for Cork, whirl, sailed on the 14th January, laden
with 25.000 bushels corn. sprung a leak on the 18th
and on the 20th, in lat 41 30 N lar GI 50 %V having
3 feet water in the hold, and fast increasing, was a
bandoned, and all hands taken on board the schr Four
Brothers, from Yarmouth, N S. and carried to Anti
gua, whither she was bound; from thence Captain
Freeman and crew went to St Thomas, when the
crew shipped for Havana, and he, with the mutes,
took passage in the brig Orleans for this port. and
again were wrecked as above. Capt F intended leav
I iog here for the eastward last. evening.
TraRICLIE ACCIDFIT Ann MELANCIioLT Loss or
Lire —We lent nby an officer of she Sea Bird, says
the Louisville Courier of the 7th inst, that on Thurs
day night, while lying on the falls, outside Corn
Island, one of the mates and four men went to lay an
anchor ahead. Upon returning to the boar; the cm,
rent n as so strong that the yawl was drawn under the
guards, the engine being at work at tho time, the
wheel raised over it. One of the men was saved by
the Glencoe ,at the foot of Sand lidand, and it in re
ported than another swam ashirre. The other three
were drowned.
Destructive Fires—Al Sartaanak, Ga.—An ex
tensive fire broke out in Savannah or Sunday night,
in the cotton sheds at the head of Bay street, whir h
were entirely consumed w ith the cotton in them (1900
bales) with a house on Bay and one in the tear. The
entire loss is estimated nt $61,500, of which all ex.
cept ab.rut $5,L00 is insured. This is supposed to
be
the work of incendiares, Inc whose apprehension a
reward has bees offered of $5OO by the May of
Sa
vannah. Two other attempts %vete again made on
Monday evening. An indi, idol' has been apprehend
ed under suspicious circumstances.
ARRITOL o► P►CKET Si ips.—The New York
Herald of the Bth, states, that four of the packets so
anxiously looked for made their appearance in piirt
on Saturday—the Roscius,Capt Eldridge; the F.ttrope,
Capt Eutleer; and the Hendrick If udaon.Capt MOOl,
from London. The latter ran to the north a. far OA
latitude 52 and south as far as 32. They have suf
fared considerable in sails sod rigging, from the Ili
[reale severity of the sarather; otherwise, however,
they have sustained little or no damage, and will be
shin to take their places in their respective lines, arid
leas. on their regular days.
Lo.ll Cr BR SHIP BARHI.LIA. — The. Br obtr Par
Art rid g e, which sailed from Savannah
on the 1211, Fehr”ar) for Livert , o, , l, lumbar
was :nst in tim gni, of the 14th u!tirnc, being
C:rown on her be,rn ends, one man and ko•
lung amnber. The of the rrew rind officer , , ni•
ter reMair , g tm the wri•rk two ,hpo, wire tel.en ,41
the Briti4, barque Clan,nan, bound Crum Savannah
to Clyde.
MANSION 130IISE
E subscriber announces to his friends and the
former patrons of his linune, that he has emos
ed to the corner of Litany Street and Cherry Alley.
to the well known stand formerly o ccupied by Mr. I).
R. Miller, where he has ettahliThed the MANSION
110 USE, which he has new furnished in a very am•
pie manner for the accomodation of a numerous com
pany. and where he will be happy at ad times to re
ceive his friends. BENJAMIN F. KING.
marlo-dlw.
New and Valuable Book
SCRIBNER'S, Engineer's and Mechanics Corn.
pardon, comprising weights and measures, mensu
ration. mechanical powers, steam, and the •team CO
gine, &c. &c. For sale by
BOSWORTH 4- FORRESTER,
43 Market mrnet.
Dress Silks.
BE. CONSTABLE, has rreeived and opened
• t his day. a large lot of Bich eul.red Silks, of
new and beautittil designs;
Ombre Broca le;
Rays Ombre Stripe;
Transverse do;
Ombra Brocade Grod Paris,
Chamelien I'laids;
ititeh Ombre Bayadere.
The above were landed at Boston from the Cam
brie. marct.6
L)YRAMILMCAL GRA lAA ES—Bayadere,n , w
style French Lawns and Robed; Cashmere
Shawl, new spring styles and rich: opened this day,
March sth, 1846. B E CONSTABLE.
PHILADELPHIA GROUND NUT CANDY.
THE only place where this article can be found in
the city is at the corner or Firth and Smith•
field streets, where it in constantly kept on hand, to
gether with all kinds of Fruits and Pastry, &c. &c.,
also superior Havana, and principe cigars.
G. SCHNECK.
Dtaderia Winos
SOME very choice old Blackburn Mederia Wine
for sale by the dozon, or single bottle by
STERETT & CO.,
No 18, Market strnet,
one door above Front.
Peach Brandy.
OLD New Jersey Peach Brandy. fur sale by
STERETT & Co.
18 Market at.
Malawi Eft.
PIPES cross keys brand;
2 do Hoblens Wersp Anchor, for sale whole.
3
sale or retail by STERETT & CO.,
18 Market st.
mars
James OItIMAGO., •
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALE
IN fine Jewelry, Cutlery. aihret and German a war
Spectacles, gold and silver Pencils, si Ise r Thimbles
Scissors, Tweezers, silk and gum Suspenders, silk And
bead Peru*, es qm Bags, Hosiery, oitildran's
Beaus Oil. Beef Marrow. media, cream' and palm
Soaps. Ate, Ate.
10 "Don't mistake the place, NO. 61, MARKET
STREET. East aide, between Third and Fourth at",
Simpson's Row. jan 16
MPS
FORWARDING- AND tormssion MERCHANTS,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mar 3
•
' 1846
Independent Portable Boat Line,
For the Transportation of Produce,
and Merchandise, to and from
:PITTSBURGH, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
No Transhipment.
THE,subscribers, Agents for a number of the best
Portable Boats, forming a regular daily Line, be
tweet, Pittsburgh and the Eastern cities, will be fully
prepared, on the opening of navigation, to ship a large
amount of Produce and :Merchandise %Aid) despatch
and on accomodating terms.
The greatsucteis which has characterised this mode
of transportation onthe Penns' Canals and Railroads,
during the last few yeats, notwithstanding the oppo
[titian uf long established companies, and is a pretty
sure indication of its superiority over the old plan 01 - 1
transhipping ut the different terminous of guards and
railroads.
We therefore ask for the Independent Pet table Boot
Linea liberalsbare of patronage.
Produce or Merehardise consigned to us for ship
ment will be forwarded immediately on arrival hey of
any charge for commission, storage or insurance.—
Bills Lading tiansmltted, and all instructions prompt
ly attended to
C A McAtit'LTY & Co,
urinal basin, Fountain et, near Liberty
mar 3Pittaburgii
_ _
HAVING removed to the large no 3 commotliou.
warehouse fronting leo feet un Fountain street
by ISO feet. ront.ing back to the canal Iln.in, we are
ptepared toreceive. it addition to freight for shipment
by canal, a large amount of Produce, &c, on storage,
at low rates,
mar 3
BROWNSVILLE, TO
BALTIMORE AND PIIILADELI ' IIIA
(Only 73 Mile. Staging.) •
TH P. SPLENDID rA.T RUNNING STEAMERS
cat, CONS!: L.
t at
LOUIS ' WLANE
AND
Have commenced making their regular trips be.
tween Pittsburgh and Brownsville.
The morning trout leaves the Monongahela wharf
above the Bridge. precisely at 8 o'clock.
Passenger. by [hi. boat take, the stages at Browns
vine name evening at 4 o'clock. and the splendid cars
of the linitimon• and Ohio Railroad at Comberla
neat morning. to 8 o'clock, reaching Baltimore the
name evening—onl) hours through from Plit.dutrg
to Baltimote arid 40 hours to Philadelphia.
The evening boat leaves at 4 o'clock. Passengers
by the evening Boat, is ill lodge on the Boat in com•
(unable State Rooms the first night; will pass oser the
beautiful m-nntain scnery in daylight; sup rind lodge in
Cu,nberlutal. Then avoiding, night travel altogether.
The Proptietor• of this rant, in order to make the
connection comple• e bet ween Browns. ill, and Cumber
land, have placed on the Road 50 splendid Troy, Albu•
nil. Concord and N.w ark coaches, of the most improv•
e;1 models, and fif'y teams of the Lest young burnsi
the Cratinlry ramie In addition to their former stock
they feel ..nti•fted they will be able to accommodate
and give satisfaction to all who may patronize their
Bouts. By our ti; beta itannetlgern hone ChotCo of
either steamboat hr rail toad between Baltimore and
Philadelphi s, tied have the Irvin irg , of sopping at
Cumberland and Byltimore, [ind re.orne their seats at
pleasure. Fos tickets apply at the Ake, at the
St. Charles Hotel, V'ood at.. or nt the ss turf boat.
feb3 J siESKIM EN, Agent.
44.ItArn••••
~~a. h »,~y.,~n'4`~~C4'd.~Rsa`~~':"~a'~"~l'~• ~~'~~r}'lm_~i::-:.w'.
M`" -
C. 1. Mc NVLTY & 00.,
Storage.
C A NIcANULTY & Co
18 16
MONONGAUEL EL ROUTE,
MEDIUM
J. S. DICKEY,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION' MEICCIIANT,
East Dearer Point and Bridgewater. '
itt:AvEit COUNTY, PA.
Proprietor and Agent of Steamers,
L.,KE r.RIE.
MICIIIGAN.
Daily between Pittsburgh and Brarcr.
W ILL be prepared on earliest opening of Canal
nayignii.m, to rest ive property at his %%half
Boat or in ‘Varehno.e, for all poi nn on Erio or,t on
•ion, CIA qtl.l Obit, Co nftl.. for nli point, on Lake
Erie and upper Lakl.s, an al.io (.round pro Lee, &c.
by Penn'u imp r oycnients.
Apps or add," J. S. DICKEY,
11 , n , er.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner of Wood and Thcrd streets,
'PITTSBURGH, Pa.
D. -R. MILLE R, PxoraiEroa.
THE subscriber re spe cit nn ntn.c.• t, icniis
s od ilia rui,i;c than hea rnl.o r die 45 fro i
riled splend.rl maned vinc• a tire byW on.'l, no the corner of Wood itiol !hod ol•
on the sire of the old :%leicliant•' o here he t•
prepared to ne:orninoli , ite the travel nag Iru 611 C and oth
er+, in the lout stlin.
Tire lintel is in Ire rentrell !sort of the city. but 3
equare• limn the Sieorolaost Landing, and is situantoi
upon the principal loo.toros street of the coy. T
building hos been convtrinrie , l with every convenience,
especially for a first claas liotel.
The proprietor has furnished it in a style which he
thinks cannot fail no pieav, and o ill insure the prompt
and careful attention of set vane ) and others employed
about the [lotal. . R. MILLER,
IIG•Im
NUIICI
ALL persons indebted to the County of Allegheny
ei Collectors of Taxes, or others tae, ate segites•
ted to settle their accounts on or before the l it d e! ,
or April next,after which ttme bUILS will be immedi
ately entered against delinquents.
JAMES CCINNINNIIAM,
WILLIAM M AGI
JOHN McDON% ELL,
Cummissionero
Commissinners' Office,
Jantinry 23. 1846. jrtn27-,IS: tvtat.l
Attorney, Counsellor & Notary.
JAMES S. CRAFT.
rivrsnurtcn, PA.
ITAVING t esigni d the office of Secretary P. Na".
Li and Fire In.. Co., will attend sriccist.t.T to
Collections and tl.:lnes. connected with Navigation.
Insurance, Accounts and Real Estate.
usinesf , hours 9, A. M. to 9 I'. M.
Witco, No 1 Stilarea Buildings, (No 80 Fourths ,)
second door East of Wood street. fel3.if
Carpetbag at Auction and Privato Sale.
ATsl'Kenna's new Auction Rooms, Nn. 119
Wood street 3d door from sth., the subscriber has
made arrangements with several extensivettfanstfariu•
rers and Importers in the eastern Cities, and will be
constantly supplied, and always have on hind a large,
stock of foteign and domestic carpeting and hearth'
rigs of every quality and variety of pattern, which he
will sell at public sule on Mondays and Thursdays of
each week, at 1(1 o'clock A. At. and 2, P, M. And
at Private see every day, Sundays excepted, at exten.
sisely low prices, bills of landing have alreadry been
received ofseveral large invoices which are expected
to arrive in a few days, at which time proper notice
will be given
P WRENN A, Anctioneer
Take particular Notice
THAT the Franklin House, foot of Irwin street,
Pittsburh, by R B DIMIOND, is the most eligble
establishment for traasien t travellers or those whomay
wish a longer residence in the city, his accemodationt
are excellent. We know from experience and heartily
recommend his houses. worthy of patronage•
Hugh Kirkland, Freeport.
Wm Connelly, Franklin. •
Bengamin J Niblock, Butler.
H H Webb, Cochranton.
Jno Hamilton, Ohio.
John Reiley, New York.
Igr Borders accommodated by the day or week,
month or yearly. oct 15
SKATES, Cutlery, Ivorv. Ebony, &c. for sale by
JOHN W. BLAIR,
NO, Wood ot.
Last Semi
R. E. Mc GO Vir IN ,
(RECORDING EMULATOR, CITY OF PITTEBrIEGIO
%VW give his attention to Surveying, Laying Out,
and Dividing Lands, as heretofore.
OFFICE ON PENN STREET,
At the Old Place, a few doors above Hand.
mar 6.2wd , PITTSBURGH, PA.
L.WILMARTH,
LUMBER MERCHANT,
:Office on Penn. Street,
BETWEEN IRWIN & HAND STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
EF'A I I Commissions will be promptly attended to
John W Burrell..-9ttorney at Law.
HAVFN G returned from his European tour has
tak•n an office on the north east corner of Smith•
field and Fourth streets. Persons having had busi
ness and papers in the hands of Samuel Kingston Esti,
deceased will rail on the above as all the unsettled
business of Mr Kingston has been left in his hands.
mars
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, SS.
In the Orphan's Court of aafd County.
In the matter of the Administration
. account of John Glenn and 'Nm. Noble,
• executors of Ihe es , tontrfJoseph Cooper,
„ late of the borough of Bilmmgham. de
•. ceased. No. 13, October Term. 1845.
Nov. 4, 1845, exceptiJns Gloi by K.
Woods, Esq.
And now, to wit, Dec. 6. 1843. The Court sp.
point Thos. Hamilton, E•q., Auditor to ...We the
above account and exception, Bathe Court,
JOHN YOUNG, Clerk,
To all peryonit iaterested.
The auditor will attend to the duties of his appoint•
merit at his office, on Si h Street, otrThur.sday the 19th
of March inst., at 2 o'clock. P. NI., when and where
they mny attend. THOMAS HAND t..roN,
mnrs tle Andi!nr.
DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA
EACH PAPER BYARS THE LABEL AND WARRASTIr of
DAVID LANDRET/I.
VOR Srtkby F L SNOWDEN. No 20 water st.,
1 at the stand formeily occupied by Geo A Betty.
Extiaet from the "Report" of ihe"liisiiing Commit. I
tee of the Pennsylvnnia Horticultural Society,"
uTanimouo!y ad toed, and ordered In he printed.
Landreth's Nurseries and gardens.
"These cllensivo a,Line - 14 um on Federal .treat
near the Arsenal. • The earliest collec•
lion of Camellias wad made bete. Some of thove
now in l'o.session ut those distinguished noriiety
m,.,, n,e ten feet high. " a The selattirm
of °RES.? , HoUSK MAT. Ts is valuable and extensive.
—The Nurseries xi , . all try correctly ITI inavd,
supplying every part of the limn,, a detail of which
would occupy too moth of 11111' space: we therefore
content ourselves wilt' stating that the stock is very
large, and in every stage of growth, consisting of
FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVER.
GREENS, StIRVR• 4 , VINF.S AND
CREEPERS,
c Orclion of I,,,b,oreoti, plant,: Fnrtr ,
Tat: I S of the ho I kind Rini moat liewhity condition; :
lieris of siivihrig apples, pear.. p!orric. Sze., it,
stocks I.)r brel3lng and mit mg: a plan y superior
to Olio. 1 , 1 working upon suckers, which curry with
them into the graft all the di.e•ses alba parent mock.
• • • •
' • (;sores Serai Of the flats( quality hare boon
'tattered over the cousity from these grounds, arid
may always he depreried urns. The geed
m eat of rhe•e It,rtieulturi.ts is one orlire most
renaive in the Union, and its rei illAtilge is well sus
winrd veer to year.
"To nb•iate the chance of mixture of the fa of
rho phms of the samefurroli, tl n •y have esisbii,died
another nur•ety, sui ab:e that dr•gen•
return eanerit take }`lore, and loch secures to the
purchaser a "genuine anicie. " Knowing rhos the
age, qualiiy and process of culture of every plant, the
sopplt from their grurre.ls is recommended with great
co , aide
•• Since the dote of the "Report " from which the
alive is extracted, the en t ire establishment has been
grentl!.enlartted. :flierollectionoiCamellissembrsce•
all the liner klials, and cur/lists of game thousands of
vetoer. , ones; so likewise of Itaket, and other delitsible
plaht., troth tender and hardy, Frnit Trees, &t.
1 Ihe Seed G:rdetrs elite cover fifty Her,. and the
whole is, as it lies been for more than his a c• - let
_t.
an the surcrasiro n,a oogr overtof [oilier and re is,
Tn-4. r .p)rnment in A nw, Ira
1.7 e, locelve.i 1,, L. SN , )‘1 . 1)E:`: from
%horn ratai.tuei nay obtatrwci, gra: i>.
NEW SPRING GOODS 1 546."
FIRST ARRIVAL.
p . E. CONS I ABLE retifirctfull) argorrints hi.
• customers that he has just received u Feria his
first spring stock of Fancy and Staple Idiy GJOth a
mongst itiltich are
II wh vole ed and h!xck silks for dresses of :he new
impruiationo,benorifol .1 ) le,
Cashmere and DeLeines.
Handsome French and f Gingham".
Bonnet a large a ••mirsient.
Caliroe• inrl i'hintre• at 824. I 8 and 25 cig.
B C e ill he reretvirg every day or two I'm the
next two week. a further addition of the richest and
newest good. of the sealnn. fel, 27
ARMEIN A NO NIECE' \NICS' TURNPIKE
CO.—An election sk VI he held for President. ax
Nianncers and LeaPturvr. Anti Coenrany. On the 28111
any of Match !lex., at 2 o'rl.ick P. M.. nt Toll
Howse id said CUMplifiy, 111,11" ihr r rlrlll . l a Pr it, AI.
JAMES S. CRAFT,
Cheap and Desirable Property for Sale.!
WI: a ill aril, a neat and comfortable two stnry
dwelling House (near Washington sheet, in
the 6th Ward.) on a lot 20 feet front by 60 feet
deep well fenced in and n neat palling fence in front:
th- tense of the lit ha% in yews to run from the
first of April next, and the ground lent iinly 115,00
per annum. a. the owner resides in another Matt
and is desirous of disposing of it, she will take $2OO,
cash. The priiperi) is entirely clear of incumidance,
any one wiling to examine it will call on 31r Thomas
M'Cllough, Painter, Coal Lane.
Apply to BLAKELY &
mail Penn et., pent the Canal Bridge.
FOR one or mare sears, the large and comfortable
three story dwelling and store, occupied by Mr.
Lawrence Mitehel,on Penn street, near the sth word
Mailtet House. The house contains 10 finished
Rooms, besides store room, cellar &c.—on the lot
is astable, wash house, &c,Ste. Apply to
mar 3 BLAKELY & MITCHEL.
Corn and Oats to Arrive.
50n Bushels Oats,
1.3 1000 bushels Corn.
To arrive after the first rise of water, for sale by
GEO. COCHRAN,
mar's No 25 Wood et
Dried Fruit.
1.00 BUSH EIS Dried Apples;
75 •• Peaches;
Jest received and for sale by
GEORGE COCHRAN,
feb 25 No 26 Wood st.
GOLD PENS AT REDUCED PRICES.
3 UST received sad for sale by
• ' 30H14 II MELLOR.
febl6 • . 122 Wood it
11108ARD COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near 'Market.
jane 19-d&wly
McCANDLESS & McCLUKE.
HAVE removed to Fourth st., opposite R&R H
Patterson's Livery stables. jan7.3m
SP TURPENTINE- 5 bbls just teoeived and for
sale by feb26 11. E SELLERS.
r~ar~;F - .~:
COILRICTO biILY BY
A. MINIM, EXCIIIAX6III - IitMSS,
CORM. or TILED LiD !1O0:11:Titp7
Merchants and Manuff.clurers'Scrip ' l'. -par
Exchange ,13ankScrip 1
1 i
Currency -
Berke Coignty Scrip
1-XCHANGE--AT SIGHT.
On Pki'ad•dpnia
Len, York . ..,
Boston.
Boffins° rf..
Gold
Silver .
PENNSYLVANIA.—PITTSBURG H.
Rank of Pittsburgh . ...... par
Merchants and Manufacturers bank ...... ...par
Exchange ........
.. par ..par
Do. Ifollidaysburgh ...... ......
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North America par
Do Northern Liberties par
Do Pennsylvania
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania par
Farmers' and Mechanics' bank ...... —.pas
Kensington bank .pas
Manufacturers and Mechanics' Par
, Mechanic's
Moyamenslng ....... .. par
Philadelphia bank.... ...... Pa
Schuylkill "
Southwark ..... "..; • .. • •
Western
Bank of Penn 7'o rub ip
Girard bank ........
U. S ba nk and branches
COUNTRY • BANKS.
Rank of Germantown......
" Chester county
" Delaware county....
Monlgontery county.
" Nor t humbertand .
Farmers' bank of Bucks cattey
Eastonbank ......
Doylestown bank
Franklin bank of Waskingtob ......
Flank of Ckambersbkr gh
" Middletown
Gettysburgk
" Lewistown..... • •
" Susauehanna county. ..... ,
Reek:county bank ..... •
rola rnbig Bankand Bridge Company..
Ca rlislebank
Erie bank -
FarntOr, and Drovers ' bank
" Bank of Lancaster
Rankof Reading
ilarriAbnre bank
Idonesdate "..
La measles ............
Lane-aster co. ''
Lebanon "
Vines,' bank or
Itonon zah eta 6a mic of Brownsville •
Yew Hope and Delas,are Bridge company
Northampton bank no sale
Toseanda bank
lryominp bank
West Branch bank__
York bank
Lehigh county bank,
OHIO.
flelotool bank o f St. Clair:rills...
Clisslonhaak of Columbus.— ..
Cniumhiana hank of Nrr Lishoss
Circleville (La , cashier)
( ere's, cashier).—
Cio einn nii bank ............
Chalice! , e ba nk ......................
Commercial hank of Lake Erie....
I Prank/in hank of Columbus ........
Farmers' aad Mechanics' bank of St enbenriUt
Pa enters' bank of Canaan
Gra Za • -
17, nralt
Floniains
l.a■tarter
~ : tizie han k
Rank of Phnots. Shawn'', man
VIRGINIA.
inanl: a f . /I,e Va.'ley of Virginia
Rank's(' Virginia
It: rchan z. hank of Vsrginia...
FarinerA' ban.k of Vtrginia....
Sorf A- Wes, g rn hank of Virginia.......
I Iferckaras . a nd .11re/taxies' bank of Virginia
1 1
Rraniqt .......
(Hank at Morgantown.... ..
111 ARY LAND.
To Let,
SPECIE STANDARD
SPECIE
."-.....par
.......... ..... por
..... - - _
Marietta
•
iforkanirs' and Traders', Cincinmati...
%fount Pltersetnt
Norwalk
Ralidoisky •••••••••
Seiotn..
Urbana.
tWoos' e r
Zunririllr ............
Bank of Chre1and..........
INDIANA
Sinfr bank and hrnneltee
State Seri, -
KENTUCKY
VI bank. •
ILLINOIS
/I"thirenre rtfy •• ..•• .• .
All oilitrsoltent banks— .• .• •• •• .•
NORT II C AROLIN A
All solvent . .
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solrenthanks— • ..• .•
GEORGIA
.411totrent banks
ALABAMA
11nbile!,nks
('ornlrg bevika
LOUIS! A N A
Ner: °than, bank,.
TENNESSEE
Allsa sks
N11C1110474
Bank of 3!. Clair St. Clair, .. 75
Bank of the Rirer Raisin, Monroe 10
Parmer's' and M.'chanics' Bank, Detroit 10
Michigan insurance, Co. Detroit 5
Oakland County Bank, Pontiac 10
RECEIVED this day direct from New York, a
1,, , ze lot of r spring Shawls and Scarfs.
New York More, 79 Market street.
WHHA riFt rm.
r.LEI V l. 1) tai, day by tireen't Exples,--.10 doz.
of the best Kid and spring Gloves, also Ribburte,
Lace, Hosiery, Fringes, Sc., et the
New. York Store, 7 9 Market street.
feht'.£l W. H. G3.IIIIARn
CLO r HS, casshneres and vesting, of the newest
styles and best quality nt the New York store.
W. 11. GARRARD,
79 Market street.
NOW opening at the New York Store, 79 Market
street, a splendid assortmentof French English
and Scotch !Muslin delsines, Also a few pieces of
beautiful ombro shaded stripes quite new.
IV. H. GARRARD,
79, Market street,
flamer'. Illuminated Bible, lle. 50.
AND MORE NEW WORKS.
ILL'S System of Logic.
/ TILL'S
Hi.ior, of John Martin, a Sequel to the
Life of Henry Milner. by Mre Sherwood.
Philantbibpy, or My Mother's Bible, foundsd oa an
incident which happened in New York.
Memoir cf the late Rev Alex Proodfit, D 1), with
Selections from his Diary and Correspondence, and
collections of hie Life, By John R Forsyth, D, D.,
minister of the Union Church, Newburgh. With a
portrait.
_ Forecastle Tom, by Mrs Dana.
The above books are all published in the Harpers
best style, and for sale at Cook's, - 85 'Fourth met'.
mar 5
,F HE subsc ri ber would offer his grateful 'imolai.°
the firemen of the several companies fur their
prompt and effizient services yesterday, in subduing
the fire, and saving hie property from entire &woe•
tion—also to the many other friends, fur their Mod
assistance.
Those haring business with him. null find
his residence in 3d st., corner of Ferry and Liatt/
opposite the 3d Fru. Chuich.
1.41,24 W. W. WILSON.
121=1=1:1
............~_.~..a-vi:.~v+fi ,:., .r_~....:a r~r ~.:~. ._,tr:=--- a.:.ie:...~...a.~..c__-c,....~.. x. t~Y.~!^"?~a.:~.et ':N:.r, °~::
saw.
20 BOXESC Raissos far Ws by,
P. C. btAttlii
60 Water st reel
Palo Drawl. •
2 HALF pipes for stle by
PC MARTIN,
60 Welter st
GROCERIES, 4.c.
HOICE groceries, spices. tobacco, cigars, wines,
kJ. and liquorsofe+rary kind always on band and for
sale on accommodating Lerma by
PC C MARTIN,
60 Water it.
.......A pre=
Part and Madeira Wines.
18 QR Casks. fur tale by P. C. 34 ART
atl er
at
feb26 60 W
....A preen
----i re."'
. par
ow aye Whiskey.
AFEW Barrels warranted from 9 to 11 year
Old, for sale by P. C. MARTIN,
feb26 60 Water st.
Gin.
ON 1: Pipe Holland Gin, for sale by
P. C. MARTIN ;
60 Water •t
BUTTER AND JEANS.
3PIECES Steubenville Jeans;
15 Barrels Roll 13uiter;
45 Kegs Lump; in store and for sale by
LAMBERT 4. si-firroN,
133 aryl 135 Wood et,
150 110 Z. ntueried sizes. received and far sale
by LAMBERI . & SHIPTON.
fehlt 133 and 135 Wood RT.
la KEGS Unit
r‘,/ 8 sacks prime reettiersi
2 13u Deft'
CO dO/I'o lOW Yarn;
1:1 Bartel,' dried Apples, roceived per steamer
Consul, and for sale by
LANIBEKT SHIPTON,
li3 and 135 Wow] at.
.pai:
.par
par
now..
38 BIILS extra, fur vile by
W 13 ANDERSON.
Nr, 25 Liberty Fv.rii st
Produce.
15n BUSHELS Oats;
1.3 6 sacks Corn;
2 Ws white Corn mall;
5 " yellow " do;
1300 lba Buckwheat Flour:
J aft received arid for 'rile by
W 13 ANDERSON,
_ _
1- 00 Or small size and superior qoaleties,
For sale by W B ANDERSON.
CLOTHING.
WM B SHAFFER, cos ner of Wood and Water
has jUAL received a full stock of cloths, ten
ting. and every article of geritleinen'a wear, which he
will pell
V Es, INGS, plain and lagurt,d
‘VNI. B. BHAFFF.H.
rnr %Vciewri and WRter
AJJ/ JltCtJ ut ottl drawl ~,,, at
1V NI. B. SH kFFER.
feb2l far Wnewi Anfi WWI, at
AssiNETs t, ell classes by
WM. B. Sfi A FFF.R,
10421 Cnr Wnnli arni %Yew st
MOM
ItA J, of nu kluil•,le' sale Cheap. by
WM. B. SHAFFER,
(eV!' en, W next and Water Pt.
NV'
6 . 2 H 111 I 0, LVJU 11 J, 4 . c —A large 101 Jut ,eceived
AD by W vlB SHAFFER.
(.Ir2l rnr NV nnci anti W•ter
on want to Feochnse any bea.l.4als,tatOtta .
settees, or any thing else in the furniture line,
ton cant do better than to call at the furniture ware
room of T a YOUNG & CO,
cirri 3. Hand at, between Penn and Libortrr
Dressing alai Plain Daretatll.
IF you want to get a goad erticle cheep do not for
get to call at the Furnitu T re NV.ro Ronm of
B YOUNG St Co,
n0%21 Bend at. between Liberty end Peon.
Sofas.
APAIR "1 pinin neat sofa* on hand anJ for sale
at ti.e Furniture Ware Room of
B YOUNG & Co.
nh•2 I H and st. between Liberty and Penn.
Sugars.
WLUTE llnvana Sugar in Basest
While 13r.til ditto in bisis,
In store and for sale by
J. Sz. J. NI'DEVITT,
,lec 20. 224 Liberty st
Pittsburgh Manufactured Tobacco.
20 KEGS Pug Tobacco;
5 .• Ladiel AL,;
10 '• Vn. " do;
10 " Cav'd, 1,1 Lump, do;
In 'tore and for sale by
J. & J. M'DEVITT,
der. 20 2'2.1 Liborty At
ii
.Li
.ii
1
Ground Spices.
1 0 CANS Ground l'epp..r;
10 Cans Groond Cinnamon;
5 Cans Ground Alspieet
5 tin do Cloves;
Instate and fur ink by
J & .7 MeDEVITT,
dec2o 224 Liberty at
0 PS. Plaid Chakines, new and beautiful
AOpatterns, just nvived at No 42 Market 'Lent
ner of Third, 61 A A MASON.
dee 12
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
1.0 0
PS. Red. Yellow and White Flannels of
improved mokes at Wholeonlo end Re
tall, at very low priees,by A A MASON.
dec 12 No 42 Market et.
BROCH A SHAWLS.
1 Q. SUPERIOR Bcocha Shawls, just received,
which will be sold very low. by
A A MASON,
N 042 M arket st.
.....9
1 CASE FURNITURE: P VS Selling at 6.V. per
yard at A. MASON'S,
dec 12 42 Nlarket
De Latinos.
20 PS.
Dark end Light plaid de lain! for clAil•
dren some we low as 20e. per yard, For sale
at No 42 Market et. by
dee 12
lan's Blaring Shirts and Drawers.
PLY RC HAS EHS will find at Shea & Pennock's ■
full assortment of men's Merino drawers, and
double and singls breasted Merino shirts. Also. Cot.
ton, do do bleached and unbleached. Dec. 6.
BLANKETS.
611 CASES No 3 (low priced) Economy Blankets
Alf Just received and for sale by
deer] SHEA & PF.NNOCK.
rp HE subscriber otters for sale thirty-one budding
lots on a credit of ten yearn. These lots are situa
ted on Grant, Wylie. Fifth, Ross and Diamond streets,
in the 3d Ward of the city, adjoining thin New Court
House. Persons disposed to purchase, will find these
lots favorably located u to health. convenience to bu
siness, and will ultimately be the centre of the city.
For particulars enquire of James C. Cummins, or
SARAH B. FETTERMAN.
feb2s dtf
Corn Brooms.
Produce
Furniture
I'Es.ll) CLOAKINGS
LOU, Credit.
For Rent.
ALARGE and convenient two story brick dwell.
log house on the corner of Factory and Penn its
sth ward.
A frortmooteitgain Allegheny. city,. immediately be
low the canal. •
A room in the first story of brick building on the
corner of sth and Unkn ks.
Mao. the woad and third stories of same building
A rpiy to . JAMES MAY,
Allegheny Cleinetery.
ntitSollB desituusof purchasing lots in this Cem
orrery are referred for information to the Superin
tendent on the &rotted's, or to E Thorn, Druggist. Ca.
ROT of Penn and Hand streets, Pituborgh.
$y order of the Board, J. CIiStETT.
dec 11 Superintendent.
Patir waxed by EierYbody.
The Wonderful Vegetable purgative,
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Giddiness, Rhcumat lam, P ites.o ispepsid,
Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice, Pains in the Baak, In
ward Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising n
the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fever of all kinds, Fe
male Complaints. Mende., Salt Rheum, Heartburn,
Worins.Cholera Morhiti, Coughs, Quinsey, Whooping
'Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver-Cotripleini,Erysipa
las, Datifnees, Itrhi no of the Skin, Colda, Gout, Gray
el, Neter:fats crimple' nts, and a variety of oilier d iseaael,
arieing froth I mputities of the Mood, and obstructleni
in the organs or digestion.
[From the Agent at Quebec, L. C.l
• •
DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
DEAR Star—Agreeable to your desire, I write id
• keep you apprized of the prospects of the Clickenel•
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this city. 'ou may
recollect, when I first commenced selling your mede
eine, which was in May, 18,4, we little dreamed c 1
the success that would crown tho rindertating. Out
premixes had been so completely flooded by Jib ode
thousand and one ure-aleable remedy for every posit
ble complaint andel the sun, that I set iously content ,
plated having nothing more to do with any thing of the
kind. However. et the most urgent solicitation, ii?
consented to make a trial of yours. At first we found
coneiderabledifficulty in nut achng public attention to
wards there. People had been so often dectiVed by
the vile compoands which have tint-reed Oise country for
the last 15 years or morn, that they determined, if
possible, never to be "taken in" again; and the copse's
quence was, they could hardly ho persuaded to nec.epi
of the Pills, as the sa3ing i.., fur "love nor money.'
Thus mat terra proceeded fora week or ten. when, al
egood lurk would have it, "NI re. 'N -a lady at
our city, who had long suffered from an affection of
the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the most obi
stinate character, erns petaended to nrcept of a box, 4)ZI
condition that nothing was lobe paid for it, if they did
not afford her the Ileac...dry relief- I must confeset
we ourselves had very little faith in the mutter, know
ing as we did, that her complaint was dhe of long
standing, and had been unsuccessfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor'
ingtowns. get we had determined to give the medl• '
cine a fair trial, 'arid if it proved to be wottlilese, it
would be a source of satiefactien to knew It, both td
you and Id its. No less to our joy than surprise, how
ever, only a few days had elapsed, when the Indy again
presented herself at on r counter and enquired forsooth
er box. "1 really think, Mr. Williams," says shei
"that your Pill, are lteeinnine to work a great change
in my health,and altogether tier the better. When
took the second dose. I began to feel much betterthen
I did at first; the pain in my side was considerablY re
lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the blood
'seemed to circulate through my vein, as it did in my
youthful days. Since then, I have taken the reenaindet -
of the Pills, and my improvement has been sensibly
progressing at every repetition of the dose. I have
nn doubt that a few more boxes will effectually curt
me." The result wan es she predicted. Her health
is completely restored. The flush of youth and beaus
ty has returned to her cheeks, and the prospect of a
long and a hippy life is before her. 1 etta satisfied
she will never fbrget the Clickener Sugar-Coated Pills:
As might naturally be supposed, the newe of this et
traordinary cant was rapidly disseminated throtrghthe
city anti adjacent couintaa and scarcely a week had
eloped, before enquiries began to be made for Click
crier's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pine; and the dettland
has already increased to ouch an extent. that we find
the greatest difficulty in supplying it. In fact, if it did
not seem like exaggeration, I might almost say that we
are literally besieged by women, and children, labor
, ing under every possible ailment which "humem flesh
lis heir tu." The halt; the lame, and the blind; the
• asthmatic, ceesumptiVe, and dyspeptic, are thronging
our doors in pursuit of the nevelefuiline Patacea.—
Teatimonials of its salutary effects are voluntarily
flowing in upon us from every quarter. One person
informs us he has been relieved of a moat obminate
Dyspepsia. Another had just recovered from a seri
ous attach of Apoplexy. A third has succeeded in
expelling from his system the symptoms of Jaundice,
And a fourth has just recovered from ao attack of Pols
rnonary Consumption, which had confined him to his
bed for many months.—So we ge. But do not fail to
keep us supplied. Besides our Retail Trade. we
have standing orders from the country to a large ,
amount. sp.). 30 Gross it your earliest convenienCo
VOW'S. &t. It. H. WILLIAMS.
Quebec. L. C., April 14, 1845.
REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICKENER, is tins
original inventor of the Sugar Coated Pills: and that
nothing of the scat was ever heard of until he intro ,
.lured ahem in June, 1643, as will be seen b 3 the fol
io% ingt
It EMIL'II.
This Diploma was awarded by the A MERTCAN
INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fair, held in the city of
New Yolk, October, 1843, to C. V. CLICK EN ER,
for the invention or SUGAR COATED I'ILLS.
JAMES TALLMADGE, President.
T. B. Waxesurt,CatrespondingSecretary.
Guaboa J. LEED*, Recording Secretary.
Er TO AVOID COUNTERT r. ITS.—Purchasers must
always ask for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable
Pitts, and see that each box has upon it his !rig:lmre;
all others are dounterfeit.
WM. JACKSON, corner of Wood and Liberty
streets, is Dr. Clickener's agent fur Pittsburgh and
vicinity. octE
BY virtue of a precept under the hands of the
Hon. Benj. Patton, jr., Presidentof the Court
of Common Pleas in and for the Fifth Judicial Div
trict of Pennsylvania, and justice of the Coutt - of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in and for
said District. and Wm Porter and Wm. Kerr, EN.,
Associate Judges of the same Courts in and for
the said County of Allegheny, dated the 12th day of
February, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fumy six, and to me directed, for holding
a court, of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
ery at the Court House in the city of Pittsburgh on
fourth Monday of March next at 10 o'clock A. M.—.
Public notice is hereby given to Justices of the Peace
Coroner end Constables of the County of Allegheny,
that they be then and there in their proper persons
with their rolls, records, inpuisitions, examinations,
and other remembrances, a do those things which to
their respective offices in their behalf appertain to be
done—and also those that will prosecute the prisoners
that now are ormay be in the jail of said count) of Al.
I. , gheny, to be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just.
Given under my hand in Pittsburgh this twelfth day
of February, in the year of our Lord, 1846, and
of the Com , ronwealth the 67th.
feb-ol F.LIJAU TROVILLO. Sheriff'.
A. A. MASON
TRAVELS IN MEXICO, over the Table Lends
and Cordilleras of Mexico, during the year 1849
and 1844, including a description of California, the
principal cities and miningdistricts of that Republic s
and the biographies of Iturbido and Santa ADM by
Albert M. Gilliam
For sale by
jent
TOTTEN ON MORTARS.—Essays on Hydrttl.
lic and Common Mortars, and on lime burning,
by& G. Totten
For sale by
jan7
VIItIOLLE'S PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY,
--an explanatory pronottpciog Phonographic
Dictionary of the English language, with a vocabulary
oL °leek, Latin, Scripture and Geographical names,
alw, a collection of phrases often used by English wit.
tens.
For sale by
jenT.
RESIDENCE AT THE COURT LONDON.
comprising official and personal incindrnt•.
For sale by C. H. RAY,
corner of Woo,? and 3d AL
A MEELICAN ALMANAC FOIL 1846.
A
Tiric American Almanac urd Rctioalt4ry of
eyeful knowledge for the year 1.84E1, just received and
for sale by C. H. KAY.
• 8 tor Wood and 3d Or.
+e:-.y-u~'-"'.~„~a.QJM.S~ W: r, ;;.sat-_,:..`"~.~ +:a Y>'.:v&'-F..,~,....;'
ProciamationL
New Works.
C. H. RAY.
tnrner of Wood and 3d #ts.
C. H. KAY,
corner of Wood •nd 3d et
C. 14. KAY.
corner of Wood and 3d •M
TO LETS
FQR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
v.. 1,.... "