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iCrangportation Lines.
• 1846.
Independent Portable Boat Line,
For the nansportation of Produce,
and Merchandise, to and from
PITTSBURGH, BALTIMORE ANA PHILADELPHIA.
No Transhipment.
TH F..subscribere, Agents for a number of the best
Portable Boats. forming a regular daily Lino, he
oween Pittsburgh and the Eastern cities, will be fully
preporred,on the opening, of navigation, to ship a large
amount of Produce and' Merchandise a ith despatch
and on necomodating terms.
The great SUCCPAS}kit has characterised this mode
of transportation anthe Penns' Canals and Railroads,
during the last feel years, notwithstanding the opp,.
shine of- long esttiblished companies, and is a pretty
sure indication of its superiority eve, the et d plan or
transhippingut the different tertnitnius of ;Canals and
railroads.
We therefore aik for the Independent Portable Boat
Linea liberal share of patronage.
Produce or Alerchandise consigned to us for ship.
Meet will be forwarded immediately on arrival free of
any charge for commission, storage or insurance.—
Bills Lading itanamitted, au.] all instructions prompt
ly attended to.
'MEARS, RAY NOR & Co.,
Broad at., Philadelphia.
ROSE, MER RILL & Co.,
Smiths Wharf. Baltimore.
C A MeANULTYt& Co,
canal basin, Fountain st, near Liberty.
Pitt eburgh.
FARE REDUCED!!
Good Intent Fast Mail for
PHOLADIELPHOAD
O! NPI,ENDID NEW TROT BUILT COACHES,
AND RAIL ROAD CARS,
~ ~ -.
Leave Pittsburgh' daily, at I o'clock, P.M
RUNNING TIIROUGII IN 48 POURS,
ASCENDING THE HILLS NVITII
SIX HORSES AND.POSTILLIO\
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From Chamber:6 ars , by Railroad to Phiioddelph in,
In splendid newly built Eight Wheel Cars, there con
necting with Mail Cars for New York; also at Cham
be:sburg with Mail Lines direct" for Baltimore and
Washington City.
ErOlnees for tho above Line; next dock to the Ex
cltange-Hotel, St Clair street, and opposite the St.
Charles Hotel, Wood street.
june 12 ' W. R. MOORHEAD, Ag't.
Opposi
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Leave Pittsburgh diAltiiit'-1; P. M.
'RUNNING THROUGI-1401011P1 1 49 - ,
Ascending the motinti4n.writlt
SIXX — HORSES AND' PeIST.ILLIOI I
- ONLY uNE NIGHT OUT TO CH.4.SI6I:ILSEUGH,
WIRO : ',.aft s War
Tbette by RAI LROAD to Philadelphia, (being th
only Line, running their own cars on the road.)connec
ting witb i4lsil Curs for New York; also et Chambers
burg with Maillines direct to Baltimore and Wish
- • 12&Offet3 second door below the St Cbatles Hotel
Wood street.
oct 2.5-Iv A. lIENDERSON, Agent.
JOHN 51. TOWNSEND,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
Ito. 4 5 :Illarket st. 3 doors above Third
PITTSBURGH.
WILL have constantly on hand, a well selected
asscrttnent of the best and freshest medicines,
which he will sell on the most reasonable terms.—
Physicians sending orders will be promptly attended
to, and supplied with articles they may rely upon as
genuine.
ar Physicians' prescriptions will be accurately and
neatly prepared from the best materials at any hour of
the day or night.
Also, for sale, a large stock of fresh and good perfu
mery. ,dec3o
BLAICELY & MITCHEL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS & CON VEY AN C ERS,
CONTINUE to attend to the purchase and sale of
V City an i County Property, and all other business
connected with Real Estate: They will also prepare
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and all other legal instru
meets of yyriting, on moderate terms. For the con.
aenienCe of the public,. they have two offices—the
Law office of Jahn J Mitchel, corner of Fourth and
Smithfield streets, (2d story,)and the office of James
Blakely, on Peon street, near the Canal Bridge, sth
Ward. Unn23 6m.1
THOMAS PALMER,
MAIV7FACTURER. & IMPORTER OF
WALL,PAPER,
Fire Board Prints, Borders. Landscape Paper, Or
• namental Designs, Transparent Window
Shades, 4-c , and Dealer in Writing.
and Wrapping Paper, Bonnet,
and Binder s Boards., 4-c.
No. 47 JILREET ST, SILTWEEN THIRD d: FOURTH STS.,
PITTSBUGRH. PA.
HAS had at no former period, a.stock so extensive
and well assorted, es that to which he now most
respectfully invites the attention of purOhasers. It com
prises French and American parlor, tall, office, eham
ber and counting room Paper, of every quality. The
colors are brilliant and durable. and the style of pat
terns unsurpassed. " By the Regular Line of Pack
ets;between Havre and New York, and from the Fac
tory, which is always in active operation, and uni
formly supplied with the best workmen the country
can furnish, frequent additions, during the Spring
nod Summer, will bet made to the goods in store.—
Prices moreover, will be so extremely moderate as to
meet the views of the most economical, and satisfy
merchants and house.kcepers disposedto examine and
judge fur themselves, that their isitertits will be essen
tially eubserved, by buying et this ESusblishmen t.
Rags, Tow rind futinner's Serape taken in
trade ur bought at the regular market prices.
march 2343 m.
Dissolution of Partnership
THEpartnership of the undersigned, heretofore
existing under the firm of GUACEY & KEKNL:Dr,
Blacksmiths was dissolved by mutual Consent, on the
7th day' of Feb inst. The books, papers, notes and
accounts oldie lake firm have been plead in the hand
of James Gracoy, for settlement and et - dire:ion. and all
-accounts against the said firm, will be presented to him
for settlement and satisfaction, he being fully author•
ised and empowered for that purp.m.
JAMES GRACEY.
Pittsburgh, Feb.l4, 1846. J AMES KENNEDY.
Elacksmithing Establishment.
.r.*• — • The undersigned bnviglg this day entered into
partnership under the firm of J. 4. J. GRACEY, for
the purpose of carrying on the Black innithing business,
in the buildings of the late firm of Gracey 4. Kennedy,
at the corner of Water and West ste., Pittsburgh,
whore every thing in their line of business, will be
promptly attended to. Steamboat work, Canal Lock
Irons, &c., made and finished epos the shortest, no
tice. JAMES GRACEY,
Pittsburgh, Feb. 14, 1846. JOHN GRACEY,
Having retired frdm the the late firm of Gracey &
Kennedy, 1 cheetfully recommended the old customers
and patrons to my successors, Messrs—J . &J Graces.
marl6.l tn. JAMES KENNEDY.
IMENRY RIGBY, Dealer in Chinn, Glass and
Qeensware, has removed to No 125 Wood, be
tween Fifth street and Virgin Alley, three doors from
the corner of. Fifth, at which place he respectfully in
vites the attention of his friends and the public genet ,
ally to his assortment of goods in the above line, which
he feels confident will give satisfaction as to prices
and quality. feb2
F. h. .
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Removal.
MIENEI
IMPORTANT'ARRIVAL..
EM day received. and now opening, a splendid
Of Fine, Plain and Fancy Colore4
- .
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.,
MI of the choicest selections. . • .
The subscriber is now opening his tock of Spring
Goods, which, for variety, taste, style and quality, has
never before been offered in this city. The very fiat'•
tering patronage bestowed upon this,establishmenl
the past year, has induced the subscriber to'rnake au
unusual large purchase. Many of these Goods are
or a superior quality and texture. and of a kind never
brought, to this market by any other establishment.=
lie would respectfully solicit the attentienuf his friend,'
and the citizens generally, who are accustomed fe,
having their garments made to order. having for some
time past. paid particular attention to this branch of 1,4
business, and having secured the assistance of the urns!
competent, and fusSiottable. Cutters, some of whom mi.
established and well-known as such in this corrontorit).
. It would be difficult, in a common advertisement, trr
enumerate the various urticles comprising ibis at rck,,
but it consists of every description of goods suituble
for gentlemen's 'wear, such as
Superfine, Plain and Fancy Colored FRENCH
AND ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS.
CASSIMERES, of entire new styles; vorionsgaul
it ies; . . i , I
VEST ENOS, of every description, a few eicpre.sfy
fur ..Dress or, Party Vests;"
FINE TWEEDS, of various styles and prices;
Olive. Brown, Blark and Gold Mixed CASIIM4
• I: ETS.
FINE SACK SHARTS, with linen bosom:: and e.,1
141,;
SILK r N DER SHIRTS, DRAWERS, splendid
Satin Scalls, Efandkereheifs, Sorpentlets, &c ,
&c.
lie will be pleased at nil times to show these Geld:
to any wishing to ptuehase, feeling confident 111111 1,.•
can finish any cat ent in his line on as good term.,
and in lever style. than at any alter eshiblislirneht
West or t he. MOUlltili:l3. An examinntioniii the stock
and of workmanship will convince tiny person
the advantages to be derived by purchasing at this es
utblisliment. P. DEILANT,
NO. 4Jl:ll7c',llfisli 17.1 7 :r
17-57': The New York and Philadelphia Fushiono are
this day teeeived.
A CARD
THE .. , ull,criher begs leave respecliolly to retail
hi, grateful acknowledgements for she fiber,:
patronage be.towed on hint Cur gems past, and pal
titularly to tlioso wit , so generously pelt ooked hit
'ince- his misfintune by the late lire. 11,1,ing cut
-iderablyeularged his bush,ews by associating wit
Wm B Roberts a, a ruttier, he would earne.aly
licit a con 4 tiondnce or former law rs to the new firm
Robevs& Kane, and he trusts that by prompt ettq
tion Cebu4nuss they will give general satisFadtun. .
'Ar. KANE, Jr.
REMOVAL
Thn subscribers would respectfully inform ittei,
friends and the public that they have temased to their
lie iv Warehouse on Thitd between Market .ind Wood
streets, south side, where they trust, by strict attention
in business to merit a share of public pdtronuce. , —
"they solicit attentitin to their extensive sinel. out
hand, which has beer, got up with great cue i., the
latest style and most substantial manner, curnostiog
in part of the following utticles, viz:
Mahogany Wardinbes;
Dressing iSure ' nus;
nook Casio Sc. Secret:" ie.;
Section Back Solos;
Plume Jo;
"
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0/10afilns,
• Victoria Chairs;
French dn;
If Flain do;
Centie Tables;
• Card do;
• Bureaus of every description;
End Tables;
NI al hie- Top Pier do;
Center dii;
Sofa do;
Dressing Bureaus;
Wash Stand';
Mnliegany Work Si Z 111,111;
lint Racks;
Rocking Chairs;
'Sewing do:
Music . Stools;
Arm Chides;
ID French Bedsteads;
Butler's Treys;
Mahogany, cherry end poplar Bedsteads, warranted
proof again a bugs, and superior to any thing now of
fered to the public. Also, a variety of Windsor chairs
of the best quality and a new style of arm chairs, with
spring seat, well adopted for offices or *octet ies,
a variety of other articles too numerous to mention.
We have at a considerable expense introduced into
our new Factory on Front street, a steam Engine with
Machinery. which will enable us to sell wholesale and
retail. at reduced prices.
The attention of Western Merchants and persons
moving west, is invited to nur new and extensive es
tablishment. Western Cabinet-makers ate also re
quested to give us a cull, as they will find they can
purchase from us fur less than they can mum/lecture.
Orders fro n a distance will receive prompt attention,
and the furniture will be carefully packed.
Steamboats nod lintels furnished, ut the shortest nl
t ice on favotuble terms.
ROBERTS &
N. B. Uundortalting in all its branches attended
R. K.
LOCK AND VAULT DOOR
MANUFACTORY.
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THOMAS ARNOLD,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that the following articles can be had at
his Manufactory, onSandusky street, Allegheny City,
nt his Sale Room, Diamond Alley between the
Diamond and Wood street. Pittsburgh, to wit:
KNOB LOCKS AND LATCHES,
VAULT DOUR LOCKS,
- STORE DO DO,
MORTICE LOCKS AND LATCHES,:
KNOB LATCHES,
SHUTTER BOLTS & TENIN3S,
SLIDING DOOR FURNITURE,
STORE DOOR BOLTS,
VAULT DOORS,
IRON RAILING.
IRON CASTINGS, such as WAGON BOX
ES, SASH WEIGHTS. &c.
Wholesale Dealers, Steamboat and House
n ill find it to their advantage to deal with him,
as he is determined to sell his articles at sudb a
price as cannot fail to please.
IXTJob Work in my line promptly attended to,
on the shortest notice. decl.
ft?toDr. Wm. M. Wright, Dentists
Office and Residence in St Glair st.
A few-daora below Liberty, near, the
Exchange lintel. marll
a Farm For Salo
C ONSISTING of about 150 acres, fifty of which
is cleared and under fence, situated about three
miles from the city of Allegheny, between the Frank
lin and Beaver roads, well watered, and adjoining
lands of Arthur Gallagher, James Kerr. the late
David Chess, Hugh Davis, Esq, Robert Davis and
Samuel Davis. This tract of land from its proxiinity
to market trade, are inducements to Gardner's Farm
ers, Butchers or Manufamurers., Price low and con
ditions easy. For particularsenquire of
• SARAH B FETTERMAN,
Of JAMES C CUMMINS,
Pittsburgh Es,
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MME!MMIE
VEN.TI AN BUN Dti._ .1
As WESTERVELT,
hold and well known Ve
len Blind Maker, former-
Second and Fourth sts.l
:es this method to inform
many friends of the fact
tt his Factory is now in full
;reflation St Clair st., near
old Allegheny Bridge,
sera a constant supply of
Inds of various colors and
tlities, is constantly kept
hand and at all 'prices,
in twenty-cents up to suit
'towers.
is will he pinup sn, that in
case of alio m by fire, nr otherwise, they mny be re-
Moved without the aid of a scsew-driver, and with .
the vatne facility that fey other piece of furniture can
be removed. and without any extra expense.
je24-d&wly.
7 . 4 4.1.;141. •
4 4 • • 2
Furniture Warerooms.
THF.'"".L.bactibel would most respectfully call the
attention of the pullic to his Mock of Cullinet
art 3. I , oStiCSAhlg adV3llDigitS ov. r any other manurac
illi.ing establishment in the city. He is enabled to
sell his wat es at much lower prices; therefore he would
remind tho,e who want goon Furniture at n fair price
A to ft get the tight place, No` 7 Fifth street.
tour 23 . H. H. RYAN.
Gnisnta Iron Works.
LEWIS 0' II It A & LE WVIS,
NIANUFACTUREII: . .z
9111 E arth% a: Agent,: f r the above
flit l ereiving ,m‘plies from
the Wok,, and wil l i n u ,bait time be fully :applied
with all lie various tdzes of IRON and NAILS,
They respectfully totlicit a liberal share oflc.tblic
patroi,,ge, with the confident asrditunce that the quali
ig of the article gill not be surpassed by any in the
market. tionEwrsuN REPPERT,
mm dim Agouti for the Goisuta Iran Works
WE BEAT THE JEWS AND GENTILES!!
GREAT WESTERN
CLOTHIAG STORE!!
P. OWENS, PRI - WM.I'OR,
11) ETE ENS thanks ua his old customer , . and 1, iend4
it fOr past farms. He is now prepa!sd to 'sell
rholimr, lower, by tOn per cent, than any other estab•
lishment om.st of the mountains; and keeps cnnetnnt•
ly on hand n largo assortment of GENT! EM EN'S
CLOTHING. ouch as Over Coats from s3,to to $3O,
C.,:sinett Punts from ,5.2 tc $4; fine Ca.simere Pant',
from $3.50 to $(3; fine Satin Vests for $1.75; fire Isom•
I..itine do l'or $3; and nII kinds of WINTER VESTS.
SHIRTS. DRAWERS. srocKs, SUSPENDERS,
and nil acticlri in line.
Those who wish to rosts}taw , pill des well to gir o
him a r H, up hn is prerssysest so foroisls clostsin4 no the
Yes y chrapo , l Urns tot ra.b. Dsso l i forget the place:
GREAT CLOIIIING STOIIE. No.
143, LIPERTV S rREEr, oppo,tito Brewery . Alley.
0c , 213,f. I'. 011 I.NS.
CLOTHING S'fORE::
IVatrr Sheet, nrte 1)00,414'14m Woad.
sultsceiher respectfully informs Lis cost°.
JlWrik and the public gene-rutty. that he hob Open
'MI a variety of sea stinehle clothir.g. Mi the above
At anti, wloch 1.16 Cheap as can be bought in Its*
coy.
rkinge of Mr B. PEW, nricofiheln,i
Gaiter, and moat csp,rinnced waiLconii in the co v.
ot: Mit 1. P. OW ESS.
DIRECT FROM PHIL k DELPHIA
CACI/ rtrc neAns Tllf. t 41111. ANU 41 - AltuA,Ty tlf
DAVID LANDRETH.
FOR F LSvOVt DEN. No 29 IVuter
at the stand formerly occupied by Geo A Berry.
Extract from Om ''Report" of the—Visiting Commit•
tee of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Sen-imy,"
unanimuunly ad lard, and ordered to be printed.
Landreth's Nurseries and Gardens.
••Th", eatettaivn g r,1).14 ore an Federal street
near the Arsenal. • " • • The cattiest r , oilee•
tom of Camellias was male bete. Sane of those
now in Potsession of tho t e dos; rgoidied nuroiry
men, ate ten feet high. • "• • The etJs noon
of GFIVAN 1111 , 6.: Pi &ST. is valuable and extensive.
*. The Nurseries lire mil very correct ly mannaed,
supplying every port of the Union, a detail of which
%%mild occupy foul mirth of our space: we therefore
content ourselves wish stating that the murk is eery
large, and in every stage of griwth. consisting of
FOREST AM) ORNAMENTAL TREES. EVER
GREENS, SHRUBi,NINES AND
CREEPERS.
‘‘;;;) n eu ll ec lian [lf bertmcceuns ph:lmA FRUIT
TREES of the hest kind and mog healthy condition;
btrge beds of seeding apple 4, peers, 11/Unl 4 . &c., n 4
stacks for budding and gruliiiig; a plan very superior
to that of working upon fLlCliefs, which curry with
them into the grilt ull thy di-eases of tliu parent .rock.
s s •
"GARDES SErns of the finest quality have been
scattered cover the count, y from these grounds, and
may always be depended upon. The Seed Establish
ment of these Horticulturists is one of the 111/51t
ea
-1 in the Union, and its ref utation is well sus
tnitod (torn year to year.
"To obviate the chance of mixture of the farina of
the plants of the same family, they have established
another 'milieu, at a suitable distance, so that doge!,
lotion cannot take place, and which secures 10 the
purchaser a "genuine eriiele." Knowing thus the
age, quality and process of culture of every phial, the
supply from their grounds is recommended with great
cot tidence."
"„• Since the date of the "Report" from which the
above is extracted, the entire establishment has been
creatlyenlarged. ThecollectianniCamellinsembruces
nil the finer kinds, and consists of some thousands of
various nines; so likewise of Roses, and other desirable
plants, both tender and lowly; Fruit Trees, &c.
The Seed Gardens alone cover fifty acres. and the
whole is, as it.hos been fur more than half a century.
ender the successive management of father and sun,
the moat prominent in America.
L iz r °viers received by F. L. SNOWDEN, from
whom catalogues may be obtained, gratis.
mar 9-if •
RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM B. SIIAFPER P
IttrliCHlDIT TAILOR,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends' nd the
public generally, that ho has taken the
NEW STORE
At thecorner of Wood and Water streets, on the site
occupied by Mr S. Schoyer previous to the Great Fire,
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in the line
of
GENTLEMENJS CLOTHING,
On the mast moderate terms, and at the shortest no
tice. His stock of Goode is
ENTIRELY NEW,
A rallies been selected with much cure to suit the mar
ket. He has in his employment some of the best
workmen in the city, and from long experience in the
business, he hopes to give general satisfaction to these
whomay favor him with their custom. largo as
sortment of
Clothing suited to the Season.
consistingof Cloth, Frock and Dretts Coats, of all colors
various qualities. He offers to the 'public as
GOOD BARGAINS
As any establishment in the city. He has also a large
stock of Vests, Shirts, colton and silk Cravats, Scarf's'
and Handkerchiefs, which ho is prepared to sell low
fur cash, and cash only. Having secured the services
of an excellent Cutter, he is prepared to manufacture
garments of all kinds to order, in such a manner as to
reader the
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE
worthy of public patronage. The public aro invited
to call and examine for thcmdelves. jy24,:tf
.icy.+c:~~.~:sC.,i»`.K:Z.._~~~e"'° ."-~W~.~.~'!-.
Kam
ROGUE, BROTHERS & CO'S
.4 - • •
1846. •
• a •
• _ •
BLAKELY & MITCHEL, AGENTS
Re titaness to, and Passagi to and from
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. BY THE
Black. Ball, or old Line Liverpool Packets.
10 , 'Slailing from New York and Liverpool on the
let and 16th of every month.,„,f4-1 And by
First 61ass Ameiican Ships [Sailing Weekly.]
IDF.rtsONS sending to the'-Old Country" for their
Flieods, can 'make the necessary arrangements
with thtt sultsctilon s, and have them .hrtiught. out
in any ot thn Eight Ships cemptising the Black 8011,
orOld Line of Liverpool Packets, (sailing from Liv
erpool on the Ist. and 16th of every month.) also by
First Class Ships, sailing from that port weekly,
which oat Agents, Messrs. James D. Ruche & Co.
there will send out without delay.
Should those sent lot not home outthe Money will
be refutided without any deduction.
The "BLACK HALL, OR OLD LINE OF
LIVERPOOL comprise tbofollow
iog
tic
maltificent ships, and will sail fio-n Livetpool
on theiri regular appointed day, as follows:
On Ist Jan. Ist May. Ist Sept.
Europe,; 16th " 16th " 16th "
New Yotk, lvi Feb. lot Juno. Ist Oct
American, 16th " 16th " 16th
Yorkshire!, Ist Mar. Ist July. lat Nov
Cambridge, 16th " 16th " 16th Dec
Ist April. Ist Aug. Ist "
oto eztuna, 16th " 16th " 18th "
Notiee—h is well known, that the - Black 801 l is
the'veol best conveyance for persons to get out their
fliends,land us other passenger Agents ndvertise to
bring mit passengers by that Line, tbe public are re
spectfully toni6ed bt the owner+ , that no l'assenger
Agents liet Rnrhe, Brolilt , r4 . Co., nod Blakely &
Mitchel, are authorized to ndvertise and to bring out
Passengers by thotLine. -
We have at till times for sale Drafts nt Sight for any
amount: direct on tho Royal Bank of Ireland. Dub
lin. Man on Meier+. Presoint. Grote, Ames &
Bankerle, London, 17.11101 me paid free of discount, of
any ehorge s hatever, in till the principal towns through
out England, Ireland, Scotland end Wales.
Apply to, or wither., II by Letter. (post paid )
ROCHE, BRO.'S & Cu.
• No. 35, Fulton street, New York.
(Next door to the Fulton Bank,
JAMES D. ROCHE & Co 's Office,
No 20. Water st r eet. Liye i r oo l.
Or to lILAKELY & MITCHEL,
Penn street, near the Canal Bridge,
Or corner and Smitlified sU, (` , l ',tort.)
j,lrt 17 • Pittsburgh.
littßiEt OBIS!
C.t, 0 ING STO ft E.
NO. 151,LIBEIITY TRE ET.
riupriciiic of this .1.1 find bizl•ly pn /II:ar es
lel.ll.lim,flt iffi - orrn• 1;14 lbu public
tio“ IA Lee
READY MADE CLOTHING,
no,, prrporrd for rirPir in•prrtion, errAl ht , resport•
rally itieites oil ts ha contemplate puttilinsin; articles
in his line to pay him a visit. 141,610ri, this sea.. is
.pecttlii4:v rick; sminsiri•ing all the latest FASII
ONS-14.1VD PATTERNS. and all his Goods. ha,
in„ Ner!rYl,l t, LO1164:1 - it. rho eastern rosekolle
. he
ran n ijh crahhienee reemnineini them to his CUArtrtlter!
an b.-trig of the veil, ti•tst T winy.
El is arg r e n..tttman or
DEESS COATS,
f mtvir , iu thr Inn.: nlehieln arla tnlprovell and
rhr.r ranuot br rnct,Ao.l.
Panhof en.rry tiff [ s.eia Faney
which be wr..11.1 call the 13i , er:( tmi el the pahiic as
Tian rinpliir.6 of the kin i that has I , e,ri offered here
TuroC d anti other coats, far Sonatoor wear,
Fashionable Shirts, Latest Style of Stocks,
silsrElivr.tts OF EyEnTChiPTion y
BAStIKEROIIIEPS, an.l every other unieio nc
ces,or . : Cot a FASD lON lII.F. DRESS.
le has a set large and excellent assortment of
SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING. xhieb will lin
sold toilet than It can he purchased at any other place
in the eny—to which hn ...old invite the atten t ion of
woiliing men and others who wish semi:cultic clothing
Im miry dny's wear.
REST CUTTER'S AND WORKMEN,
I!ret the r."l.lltt iv. can produce, arid being provided
with u. monk of cl,rods. which fur ea.:elle:see rind Sll.
Hoy (IA NN 0 7' BE EQI rIELEV.Iw is prepared
To Make Clothes to Order,
At the shortest notiitn, nail in a style that CANNOT
E SU RP A SSED.
and the plop, ktaf feel. confident that after an ex•
aminal ion of hie stack, all lain., desire to purchase w ill
find it theii hoe, cat to deal of his establishment.
The proprietor would take ibis opportunity to ten.
der hiS sincere thanks to the public fur the unpreee-,
dented imtronagli bestowed upon bin esz*bli4bnlent,
and no the success ho has noel Leith is an indication
diat his efforts to please his patrops, hare not been
unaviiiiiteg, he pledges filmset' that nothing shall he
omitted ort his part to secure their kindoess , ferr the fu•
JOHN McCLOSKEY,
Three Big Doors,
151 Liberty St.
iE undersigned would inform his old patrons and
the public iu gunerul, that, notwithstanding the
vent excitement nn the Oregon goestion. he still con
tinues to maatifucture CLOTH ING ol'all kinds to
order nnil otiwrwise, in superior style. He has lately
received u large lot of
CLOTHS. CA SSI VERES, SATTINETTS,
JEANS, &c.,
Which for beauty. fashion, dot - ability and cheapness
tire unsurpassed in the Western market. Among the
above will be found many goods of entirely new style
as to texture and color• 'These the NATION AL would
respectfully invite his old customers and the public to
call and examine, confidentof his ability to please in all
department.
He, bus ulsa on hand n vriety of fancy
SILK VELVETS, CASIINESES, VALENCIAS, ETC.
For vastings, at all pt ices, which he is prepared to
make' for customers itt a style.,unsurpassable.
He has alto
Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, Cra
vats, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Drawers.
And every other articleappertaining to men's wear:
all qualities, and prices in groat variety.
ln ;returning his thanks to the public for tha very
Tiber l' patronage. heretofore extended to him, the un
dorsig,ned would observe, that notwithstanding the
great, quantity of steam get, up by trould•be-BIG
establishment he still continues to glide along on the
low pressute system, and defies competition in all the
various branches of his business, viz; in the fitting de
partment; workmanship, fashian, 4-c. I have still on
hand u few cloaks; 'wet coats %id other articles of win
ter wear, which I will sell at unusually low prices.
JAMES B MITCHELL,
Notional Clothing Store,
fetl3-ri&w 165 Liberty st., 2d door below sth.
ESPECTFULLYinformshisfrieudsand enthuse
It, 'who wish his services that he has taken an office
in Smithfieldstreet, 2d door from V itgin alley,where
he will now attend alloperations of the Teeth in the
hest manner and at the shortest aotice.i Office hours
from ,9 till 12, and from 2 till 5. may2—d&wtf.
PERSONS desirousof purchasing lots in this Cam.
etery are referred for information to the Superin
tendent on the grounds, or to E Thorn, Druggist, cor
ner of Penn and Floral streets, Pittsburgh.
By order of the Board, J. CHSLETT,
dee 11 Superintendent.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
SPRIAG AND SUMMER STOCK
Hhleu a r, r♦ anl te aril if 41 ni,ortnient of
VD STINGS,
IP, more
BEAU mut, AND CHEAPER
In prat vai,ty unit conic in ever . , ,. eiyir
Ll:tying in his mph)! mime of the
Do not Pal•s the THREE BIG DOORS.
not onisnleteci any •
ftoll/71,1J: TO SHOW CLOTHING,
mnrl7-d&•w
NO FOR OREGON!
Dr. E. Dieritt, Dentist,
(Of the Burnt District.)
Allegheny Cemetery
EMEi
3n9uranct tompanics.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS OR DAM
AGE BY FIRE.
THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE COMBINED
With the additional security of a STOCK CAPITAL.
The Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.
of'Phila.--Charter Perpetual.
DIRECTOII9 :
George W. Toland, John I\l. Atwood,
Thomas C. Rod:hill, Lewis R. Ashhurst,
IVm. R. Thompson, George N. Baker,
George M. Stroud, John J. Vanderkemp,
George W. Carpenter.
WILL make insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire, in Pittsburgh and vicinity, on Houses,
Stores and other buildings, mid on Furniture, Goods.
Wares and Merchandize. limited or perpetual, in town
or country, on the most fal, °table term
The. Mutual Principle, combined with a Stock Capi
tal, and the miter provisions of the Charter of this
Company, hold out unusual inducements,buth of profit
and safety, to thole desirous of effecting insurance, ro
which the Company ask the attention and examination
of those interested.
Tho Capital Stock of the Company is invested in
good and sufficient securities. After providing fur
the losses accruing to the Company, in tho course of its
business, the stockholders are entitled to receive out
of its income and profits an interest not exceeding six'
per cent. per annum on Ole Capital Stock actually paid
in—the amount of which interest, it is expected, will
be supplied by funds invested—and thereafter, all, the
remaining profits are to accumulate .a nd be held, in
like manner with the Capital Stock, for the better se
curity- of the assured. But certificates beginar inter
est, payable annually. transfenible on the books of the
Company, and convertible at any time into Capital
Stock , will be issued therefor to the Stockholders and
insured members, in proportion to the amount of Stock
held, or premium paid by them respectively, agreeably
to the provisions of the Charter.
Tiltl3o effecting insurance with this company have,
besides the usual protection apinst loss, by the ordi
nary method of insurance, the additional advantage o
a direct participation in the profits of the Company.
without any liability.
GEO. W. TOLAND, President.
B. M. tliscHateN, Secretary.
The subscriber, who is the duly authorised A;en
for the above named Company, is prepared to make in
surunce, at the (BEd of the Agency. (Co. 2. St Charles
Hotel, on Third street, a few doors above Wood street
and will give all further information desired.
THOS. J. CAMPBELL.
Pittsbut7h, M 55 30. 1845. (jes-4.) dec3
KING & FINNEY,
Agents at Pittsburgh, for the Delaware Mutual
Safety Insurance Company of Phila.
FIRE. RISKS upun buildings and Merehandim of
evel description and MARINE RISKS upon
Hulls m cargoesur vessel, when upon the most favor-
Ale terms.
rethlltte at the ernrehottte of Kiag & Holmes, on
Water ("VS near Market street, Ptttstaigh.
N. B. King & Finney invite the confidence and
ron%:e of their friends and till` community at large
to lila Delaware M. S. I notrance Company, us an in
stitution among the most flourishing in Philadelphia
—at having a large paid in capital, ' which by the
operation of it, charter is constantly increasing—as
yielding to each person insured his duo share of the
pi rifits of the Company. without involving him in any
responsibility whatever; beyond the premium actually
paid in by him, and therefore as possessing the Mutual
principle divested of every obnoxious feature, and in
its most atiruct ivy. form. novldf.
Agency of the Frani:lln Fire Insurance
Company of s.bilodelphin.
N E. corner of Third and Wood al.s.,Patabnrgh.
Y j 1 liE .osets of the company on I t:n first of January.
1 1'315, as puhti.hrd in conformity with an act ut
the Prows, ivunta Legi.ttaturr, nen)
nowt. and Mortgages, $600.615 93
Kral I'...totr. a: cost, 100,967 77
Temporary Loons Stocks and Cash, 207.499 72
n tom! of 1909683 4
MI:1"bn certnin FL s.urance ghat nil !owes ti ill be
pramptit utet.nnd Fivin4 entire twearity to all who ulr
Mit} pedicies from thin Company. Rinks taken at a,
low ratos as ore cen.intent
OVIn W Alt RICK M A ICI IN. Acent.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE
Tho Citizen's Mutual Insurance Company
of Pennsylvania,
No. 152, Wabtut Meet!, Philadelphia,
WVILL insure boosts, stores laird other buildings;
also merchandise, furniture and property gen
erally, in Pits-burgh and tho surrounding country,
against hote or damugo by fire; fur any period of time.
Charlet perpetual.
No marine, river nor inland transportation Hsi:sore
taken by this Company. It makes no dividends
among ituclotoltiers. After paying the necessaryes
penses of the office, the whole accruing premium and
interest are appropriated exclusively to meet losses.
It is thus enabled to insure on terms not surpassed by
any oilier Company.
JAMES TODD, President.
DANIEL D. POULTN ET. Secretary.
At ency at Pittsburgh, in Borke's building on CI,
street. at the tillice of Eyster & Buchanan.
jtt3. JAS. W. BUCHANAN.
INSURANCE.
American Firo Insurance Company
07 PIIILADEISIA,
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CAPITAL 500,000
PAID IN.
_Office in Philadelphia, No. 72, Walnut st.;
%VM. DAVIDSON, Pres%
FREDERICK FRALEY, Sec'y.
Told and well established Companycontinues
di to insure' Buildings, Merchandise, Fomitute
and property. not of an extra, hazardous character,
against loss or damage by Fire.
Applications for insurances in Pittsburgh and its
neighborhood will be received, and risks taken either
perpetually or for limited periods, on favorable terms
G EO. COCH R AN, Agent.
No 26 Wood st.
no F ranklin Fire Insurance Company of
Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. $400,000 paid in,
office 163 i, Chestnut si., north side, near Fifth.
Take Invurance, either permanent or limited,
against loss or damage by fire, on Property and Ef•
facts of every description, in Town or Country, onthe
most reasonable terms. Applications, made either
personally or by letter, will be promptly attended to.
C. N, BANCKER, Prost?.
C. G. BAN CHER, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
Charles N. Banckcr, Jacob,R Smith,
Thomas Hart, George W. Richards,
Thomas J Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolph E Rorie,
Samuel Grant, David S Brown.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY
WARRICK MARTIN, Agent, at the Exchange Of
fine of Warrick Martin & Co., corner of Third and
Market streets.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country.
No marine or inland navigation risks taken.
aug4-.1y.. •
Fire and Marino Insurance.
THE Insurance Comprkny of North America, 01
Philadelphia, throughrits duly authorized Agent,'
the subscriber, offers to make permanent and limited
Insurance on property, in this city and its vicinity, and
on shipments by the Canal and Rivers.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't.. Samuul Brooks,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Sam'l. W. Jones, Senn W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John R. Neff,
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sberrand, Sec'y.
This is the oldest. Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1194. Its charter is
perpetual, and from its high standing, long experience,
ample means. and avoiding all risks of an extra ha
zardous character, it may be considered as offering
ample security to the public.
MOSES ATAY,POD,
At Counting Room of Atwood, JonesBll - Mo., Water
and Front streets, Pittsburgh.
SLANE 'LEASES,
OF very superior form, for sale at this Office.
jao 20, 1696
"1/NBII4BI3I.NG'FRAUDSM
()FMB OF, CdiTON TE4I: COMPANY - El
New York, March 16, 1846 . ."-
To the Inhabitanie of P r ittkbtirgh, AlleghenY, and
the siirrounding country. I
OIJR attention has ibis day been directed to an ar-'
tide that apiaearedin the "Pittsburgh. Daily
American," under date of sth March instant, headed
as above--and whlch , has also appeared-subsequently,
in several of the Pittsburgh newspapers. We hasten
'to reply thereto. 4 .
We find that thrtjugh these media we are successive
ly charged with flagrant:violations of the principles
of truth and jestict; but we are prepared to give you a
triumphant vindictitton of our character. I.Ve,howev
er, exceedingly regret that 'in so doing, we shall have
to allude to our teitpecteri cont.mporat in the "Pekin
Tez Company of i New Ydrk"—t heir position—their
history, and theirlmanner of doing business will ne.•
cessarily, in sorneldegree, have to come under exami
natien. All thoqwe can do is to endeavor to keep !
the following deve i lopments within the limits of y o ur
neighborhood; °Mug which locality, we trust, for the
credit's saire of iehom it may concern, the questions
at issue may Mrtuiin - undiscussed. Far from having
a malicious interitien in ivhat we are about to divulge,
we do so merely from the very justifiable motive of
self protection—We would fain - tender good fur evil;
this we sulemly rltlclarm i Taking this laudable stan , ri
we reply, Grßt,ta the charge as follows:
" They (The Clunon Tea Company) have publish
ed a handbill, in 4bich they have approm listed, word
for word, the favnrable notices of the Pekin Compa
' ny's teas in all theileading journals of New York, and
other cities, siniplyaltethig the name of the Company
from the Pekin to the Canton Tea Company,"
And farther doWn in the column this charge is re
prated, though modified as fellowa:
"This handbill bears the impress of the Company,
and appears to tile been issued, if trot by it, at least
upon its author - It „"
Now we deny ever issuing—we deny ever author
izing—we deny ever perusing such a handbill.—
uly we cermet I always control the actions of our
azents, at a reunite distance, in relation to the meth:
ods they employ tia facilitate the sale of our Teas; but
as soon as we dis Cover any thing improper in this re•
stint. we invariably diScountenance it, and urge that
a strict regard to ironer and uprightness might charac
terise all the metals they use for their disposition.—
Bymne of our r4ote Agents, probably, the handbill
in question may bare been issued, but toe deny that it
ever had our saticti:on or authority.
We cannot, hoWever, dismiss this subject without
touching upon ihmorrility of these notices. They are
tepresented as erninating, spontaneously. from
.the
Editors of New York and other Newspapers, and to
arise from an ire tiression of the great commercial ar
rangemeh le. and !general apprecialton of the teas of
the Pekin Ted qorapany. We beg leave to set you
right on that suhject. We are prepared to prove, on
oath if revired. tlirot every favorable notice in the
New York pas o, referred to, sere WRITTEN by
the Pekin Tea Company 'NIP st.o.vEs,and That almost
in every case she r lsnid New YOrk papers were PAID,
for their insertio . When this was not literary the
case, the said '••fanorable noticed' were insetted in
co isideration of enexpensive advertisement being be
stowed upon the oh i rctre wherein such editorialsappeat
erl. All this are prepared to prove—list by the
admission of onei of their own Agents (Hamilton)—
secondly, by the advertising Agent they fotmerly em
ployed—thirdly. by the testimony of most of the Nets.
York Editors themselves. So much for their "favor
able notices in tha public prints."
The method we adopted in prosecuting our business
being essentiallyiat variance with any modification of
deception, we never resort to the publication'of such
notices. EVery business man in New York is well ac
quainted-with the Origin. as well as the merits, cf, such
editotiulism.ewitig to which its utillity lime has long
since ceased. andOt rather diminishes than adds to the
respectability Of.any New York establishment.
We next review the paragraph wherein we are
-charged as frost:latent imitators of the Pekin Com
pany. It will be (mind nearly at the head of the said ar
tide. It reads is follows:
"It is well known to most of our readers that the
Pekin Tea COrnit'any of New York. an association pf
heavy capitalists Pf j{tat city, have established agelt
cies in h'ekin an, Canton fur tire purposeof selecting
Teas, and puffin, them up thete, from whence they
are shipped siireat to the - Company at New York.—
These teas have 44:rosined a high reputation, and have
become the soh jr4t of frequent notices in the public
prints. The su4cess of this Company has induced
the organisation.Of another calkd the 'Canton Ten
Company,' wit," admit nisi they aro not importers. but
purchase their Tries from the promiscuous arrivals it,
New York:when! they ore pat up in a manner to im
itate those of Meg Pekin Tea Company."
J. FINNET, JR.
Now, in the lalter paha' this paragraph is stated a
falseltood so,glaring, that an attempt to support it in
any Atlantic eity.:,Vould subject any editor to universal
ridicule, and, in ;New York he would be rega rded as u
consummate kudos, if not an absolute mad man. We
I
are astonished tallied that any Pittsburgh editor, hav
ing access (es must necessarily be the case) to New
Yolk journals fei• years past. can be so deplorably ig
, norant of theT,ctithat the Canton Tea Company have
beenestabliShed:in New York rtve TESRS!—aud also,
that the Pekin Company have only existed TWCLVK
MuNTLlS!—and Mat the 'latter lonic was established
wholly in conse4vence of the success and reputation
of the former. SHe re then is a fraud truly unblushing
—nay, verily nbtiminable.
We are also rfllected on as being an inferior con
cern. because. '•We select our Teas from the promisee
-0119 cargoes whiOt arrive." How much more com
mendable to come out with the plain truth than to
resort to such vile falsehoods as appear in the begin
ning of lhe parn,irsph now under review. The words
are "The Pekin Tea Company of. New Yotk, an assn
citation of heavycartitulists in that city," "&c.—( Let
the reader refer.) Is it possible that- the inhabitants
of Pittsburgh cab swallow all this! In this city (New
York) every cowling-house lad. of fourteen years old,
knows - better. Let any individual who would satisfy
himself on the sObject, refer to the Gies of the Courier
and Enquirer, Jhurnal of Commerce, or Commercial
Advertiser,,whilh he may find at any large Hotel in
Pittsburgh, and ice, if in the lists of imported met chan
:disc, he can dilcover that any entries of Teas have.
been made at thh New York Custom House for such
a firm aathe "e'ckin Tea Company." We defy them
to prove lkal they ever received Teas direct from
China! Who ever believes such a barefaced .:user
Lion are deserved ly humbugged. As to the fart of
their hewing an 'agent in Canton," toe day it. Who
is het But theiidea of their having another in Pekin,
is on absurdity so monstrous, and a falsehood so gla
ring, as not to;, deserve consideration. Who ever
heard of Teas tieing selected and shipped at Pekin?
Outrageous nonsense!
We happen tO know that the "fine Teas which their
agents in Pekini and Canton select, pat up and ship
direct to N,ew ]fork," are selected in Front street, in
this city, at the !store of Beebe & Brothers, and other
'wholesale Orncers, ahipped thence by their carman to, l
the store 75 Fulton street, !henpecked in imitationof,l
' the Canton Tea Company's Teas by Frenchmen and'
Germens, in did. upper part of the building, brought
clown stairs nail thence dispatched to Pittsburgh and ,
- • 1
' other places. i
Lastly—Wile is the association of New York cap
' itnlists. celled the "Pekin Tea Co," professing to have'
$500,000 engaged in the trade? The agents and
salesmen, Mesirs Douglass, Callender and Roe,
were previously; emplcyed at the New York Sun News.:l
paper establishtnent. Mr Hamilton, the out door a
gent, was formirly subscription clerk for Messrs Ed
round Charles &. Son's Bank Note List; and the only,
and exclusive rimier and proprietor of the wholeestab
lishment is Hehry Wykoff, publisher of a paper cal
led the "New York Republic," now extinct, and well
known to the World as a controversial antagonist of
James Gordon Bennet, of the New York Herald.
We exceedingly regret the necessity which compels
ds to come oui so promptly;—we are, nevertheless,
ready to preemie the proper affidavits, certified before
, khe Now York City and State authorities, in confirma•
Nit of all that ive have now , stated, if called upon.
\ New iork Canton. Tea Company,
\ Per THOMAS A. MONKHOUSE.
rOOlt4;ents in PITTSBURGH are Messrs.
&.•
BELL 4,NT, corner:of Libejty and Ferry eta.,
where choice eas of all descripilfins are constantly
for sale.
G. F. THOMAS & Co.. 9.3 Fourth st., Cincinnati,
Ohio. i -
OBEDMITCHEELB9 Chesnut, and 339 Market
et.. Philadelph?a. \
Principal Office in New It)V:, '125 & 12.5 i. Chatham
N tn
at., 163 Gteentich at. • Mar:l6-11nd
Europeanfigcy.
REMITTANCES of money arlemte terms,
can be midie during my absenc in Europe; to
every part of Ireland, England, Scothit
Wales or
the continent of Europe. Legacies, deb , property
or claims recdvered; searches for wills, titles and
document's effected,and other European busine:s\trans
acted by applypg to James May,Water street ,Pitts
' - i li KEENAN,
octl2 ' Agent and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh
3.
I ~a , Sr~ ..tom t:~ K Y r A :,-v~•.:~~~,
;~- ~,,.
ORNAMENTAL
lIAIR WORK.
MRS. RENTER,
ISI2U ataunmp-
ALLEGHENY' CITY,
Six doors from the Aqueduct
Opposite the Collector'a Office;
Willies to inform the public that she hes jest cons
menced the Oasestknstei Hate Busineas,end has '
very superior stock; received from the RaStet n
and Paris; and • she is prepared to fill all olden at
the shortest notice; and in a manner that cannot'
excelled by any similar manufacturer in the country.
She has on hand and intends keeping,a large assort,
meat of Ornamented Hdir Work, such. as Ladiea'
Wigs, Bands, Braids, Curls, Necklaces, Guarde r
Bracelets; Fitwer .Rings, 4'c. Gentlemen's. Wigs,"
Tnnpries Scratches, &c. -
Mrs R., has been for many years engaged in the be..
siness in France and the United Staid; and from her
long and extensive expel ience, she feels confident of
being able to give satisfaction to all who- will' (vlar'
her with their patronage. Her prices are mote fiber..
al than have been offered in this city heretofore.
, Lard Oil at. a Reduced Price.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform Ida
friends and, public in general, that his new
Factory is now completed. and tritha large addition
to his machinery, he is prepared to make considem.:
ble quanrities of a superior article of Lard Oil, which
he is determined to sell cheap, fully appreciating the
old- proverb, drat a nimble sixpence is better than tr
slaw chilling." He feels confident that consumers
would find it to their advantage to give him a call
and exemine for themselves. ,
Woolen manufacturers, MaChinists and others. are
respectfully invited to examine hls superior oil; Fifth
street, near Marker, ,opposite Hunker's Confectiona
ry Store, and Messrs Samuel M'Clurken & Co Lib.
arty street. M. C. EDEY,
Pittsburgh Lard Oil Manufacturer. '
A superior quality of Star Candles always on hand
of assorted sizes. mar 24.
INSURANCE: STOCK.A number of shares for
sale in a joint stock company,. with capital of
$lOO,OOO, and power to increase it .to $1.000,00N
which is shortly to go into operation on the now ac
quired large business of n mutat company, whose char.
timer it will change r from the mutual principle to that
j ,, int stock alone; charter perpetual.
This stock company will thus possess the advantagti
of an income alreudy secured, and as it purposes coo
fining its operntiond to the beet description of risks ?
the stock presents a favorable prospect for profitabfo
investment.
For.particulars opply soon tome, at my office, car.
ncr of Wood and Fourth streets, over Sibbet.& Jones;
entrunco on Fourth street. JAS W BUCHANAN..
Franklin Medical College ofFhiladelphia •
r HE first annual course of lectures in this insti•
W. union, will be opened oa MondaY, the twelfth
day orOctober next second Monday in October,)
and will be continued anal the end of the ensuing Feb-
ruary.
PROFESSORS.
F oul Beck Goddard, M, D.—Anatomy and Flistor
Van Wyek, M. D. Principles and practice
of surgery.
Meredith Clymer, 111, D,-Principles and practicer
of medicine. • -
John Barclay Biddle, 3f D.—Materia medica and
therapeolics.
Amid Hunter Tucker ; 11. f. D.--Obsteti icks and
diceases of women Lind cluldreh.
Levin - S Jaynes, D.—Phitiology and legal med.
i eine.
James B Rogers, M. D.—General and organic
chemistry.
John Bar clay Diddle. M D.—Dean or the Caen 1-
ty .
Joseph Leidy, M. D.—Demonstrator of - AnatoMy.
The Franklin Medical College was incorporated in
the Legislature:.of Penusylvania,-by an act approved
January 1896, and is authorised by section third
of its charter, "ingrain the degree of Deemed Medi
cine to any such persons as shall possess. the qualifica
tions now usually required of csndidates in ,other
Medical Colleges in this state." . . •
FEES, . .
For each coarse or lectures,
M articulation fee, to be paid once only,
Diplarnft fee,
Additional information respectity , the comae of in
:.truction, other matters connecte'd with the Faval
ty, can be obtained upon application, personally, in by
letter, to J B BIDDLE. M..D.
Dean of tie Faculty., N E corner of Quince and:
Spruce street, Philadelphia. 'marll d6m
GREAT EXCITEMENT !
TARIFF REPEALED 1 1 1
THE sliding scale principle abandoned and the
minimum standard adopted at
No. 92 Market Street
We have been receiving for the laic week or two. a
fresh sup - ply of seasonable DRY GOODS; bought
from the'Manufacturers, Importers, and at Auction,
at the lowest cash prices. Haiing bad an experienced
Agent inl Philadelphia and New Y irk for some
months past picking up bargains, here and there. sina
bles us to offer to the public a splendid stock of Good*
with almost an imperceptible Tariff. Our stock eon
sists in part of the following Goods:— -
Shawls—a gtiat variety;
French - Tetkeri Shawls;
English - do do;
, Splendid Brosha and Cashmere Shawls;
Damask do
Black and Embroidered Terkeri de; - 2
Super Black Thibet, Silk Fringe dr;
Ladies' Super Cashmere Scarfs;
Plaid Woollen Shawli of every.variety;
Also a great variety of Cashmere D'Ecosse;
Plain de Lain, and barred and figured.de Lail*
English and French Merin-Jen
Alpaccas and Coburg Clothe; -
Bombazines; plain and fancy dress Silks;
Irish Linens—Cotton Alpacas' and Cash** -
. .
Hose;
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, and VESTINGS.
Also, an 'excellent assortment of domestic Goods..
All of which we offer, wholesale 'or retail, at such pri
ces as we think cannot fail to.please. Call and ex
amine for yourselves—at No. 92 Market street.
dec29.tf. MOSES COREY;
WAR man MEXICO DECIARED:
MONONGAHELA.
CLOTHING STORE.
No g,_ WOOD St. SeeOnd Door front the
Corner of Water Street. •
COOLEY & LAIRD, PROPRIETORS,.
The undersigned tal;es this method of announcing
to their customers and The public generally, that they
have just,received from the East,.and offer for sale at
the above stand a large and well selected assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and materials of eve
ry descrithion, having been purchiaed forced, on the
most advantageous terms, they are' enabledto offer as
CHEAP as can bo sold in the Western Country. -
Their assortment of
READY MADE CL,OTHING,'
is large, and has been manufactnred. from the best
materials, and by excellent workmen.
They have constantly on band and will manufacture
to order all articles of Clothing; which they will wet
rant to be made in the best manner and most fashion-'
'able style.
They invite the public to call and examine their
stock of goodsots t i rtey are confident they, ean.sell
GoOD LFLT !MKS at prices . which cannot fail to please.
Remember the place. NCT. 2.• WOOD STREET.
SECOND DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF
WATER. • ' - sept 94-
John D. Davis,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCLI'T
Corner of Wood and sthtds., Pittstairsk,
IS ready tot eceive merchandize of every descriptioa
. on consignment, for public or private sale, - and
from long experience in the above huffiness, 'flatter
himselfthathe•will beable to eve entlre , :satipfaitioff
to all who may favor him with their patronage:.
Regularsales on Moansysand TOUBSDAYS, of Dr,
Goods and fancy articles, at 10 o'clock, A. M. •
Of Groceries,Pittsburghmanufactuted articles,nma
and secondhand furnitttre,&c.;at2 o'clock, P. M.
Sales every evening,atearly gas light. augl2 y
RICHARD COWAN,
Attorney at Law, •
office in Burke'e Buildings, 4th street, near Market.
June 19-iidtwly -
tf" - $l5 OO
5,00
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