COkIIIEACIAL RECORD. PITTSBURGH. BOARD OP TRADE. CI;IIIItITTE.E l'oll. AUGUST J. . Idsiah King, J. K. Moorhe a d, G. Ogden prepared' and corrected every Afternoon. PORT OF PITTSP'CIRGti. 9i TPEE WATEE IN T'IIE mug : lcl L Atm rittnta. - ARRIVED • : Californta; Hunter, Cincinnati_ Cinifidenee.---, Cincinnati. Rhode Island, Dawson; Wheeling Consul BoWen, Brownsville. Arena, .Peebles, Brownsville. Michigan, Boice, Beaver. • Lake Erie, Iremphil, Beaver, DEPARTED.' ' Wilmington, Dawson, Wheeling. 'Diligence; Berry, Cincinnati. Western, Baker, Cincinnati, Hndson, Ebbert, Whee . . Louis I‘l'Lane, Bennett Brownsville. Anna. Peebles, Brownsville. ConsuL Bowman,,Bioivnaville. Michigan, Mies, Beaver. Lake Erie, rfenaphill, Bearer.' oj...flan fast running Stearner California, Capt Howrz n, leaves for Cincinnatti to-day. ca• The splendid Steamier New Hampshire' Copt. W. 1-I;At.t.sor, will leave l'or Cincinnati and Louisville this morning: ACCIDENT TO TIIE STE/01th Tom KIRKMAN' We learn from the;Louisville Courier of Satur day last,,that the fine new steamer Torn Kirk man, which has recently been plying as a regular packet between Memphis and this city, on her last upward,trip; when about thirty-five miles al;ove Memphis, struck a snag which tore off her wheel benne and gbards, throwing the shaft, wheel, &c., overboard. This was fortunately attended with out loss of life. She then proceeded on her way with the other wheel, and when about .eighty.tive miles above Memphis, the first engineer accident. ally fell overboard and was drowned. Ups name was John J. Bogp, and he• was from Deare, Pa. 0:7.1,1re learn, says the Louisville Courier; of Saturday, that the Tom Metcalf, on her 'return trip to this place, Icarneirt contact with the Bates on her Way down, by wiaich collision consid exable injury to the weed house and guards of the latter was sustained. , IsJury( TO Tits STEADIER TLX,E,—We learn, says the St. Louis Union, of the 19th from a pas senger on the Bertrand, from Seokuck, that the Tiine recently struck. a snag; near Fort Madison, and was so badly injured that it was with difficul tyshe could be kept from sinking. By means of stuffing mattrasses in the breach in her hull, she wasgot down to 'Montrose. She will he taken to Rack Island for repairs. I'l PORTS BY RIVER. .Whetting.--Per str Hudson; 200 Mid& totmCco, 190'bbls flour. Per str Wilmington; 50 ton pig metal, 100 Mils flour, 50 bids glassware, .31 bxs do, 20 scks wool: Per str Rhode Island; 335 bbls flour, 70 hhds t Amoco. . Marictta.—rer str De Kulh; 108 hit& tobacco 24 bbls timothy seed, 1 bx mdze, 120 bbls apples, 21 kgs butter, 14.1 bbls whiskey, 20 bbls peaches. Cincinnati.—Per str Ringgold; 415 pigs lead, 24 bales furs, 15 pipes ginseng-, 1 bx mdze. Per str Ciliforilia; SD bbls whiskey, .19 scks wool. . Per str Senator; S 5 scks feathers, 15 hhds to bacco, G scks gries seed, It Ads ginseag, 13 b.rs tolracco, 55 bbls hams, 4 bbls lard oil, 237 bbl ap ples, 30 bbls whiskey, 400 water mellons i 25 pcks sundries:- Moiwngahela str Louis .I‘l' , Lane; 27 seki wool, 1 NH iacks,-23 bbls flour,-162 bars iron, 7 kegs nails: t 6 dot shovels, 133 boxes glass, 2 bxs intlze, 7 bgs rags, 3.bureaus, 2 , boxes glass, 2 scks rags. T"poisonous effect on the skin of common pre pared chalk M not generally known by ladies; how yellow rough and unhealthy it makes the skin in time; besides. what a corpse palid look it gives when applied. They should use a beautiful prepar ation,parelv vegetable, which givesthe face anus or neck, a natural life-like whiteness, and makes it smooth. It is called Jones" Spanish Lilly White, and is sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware house, 89 Liberty street, header Wood; at the Same place is sold Joocs' Coral Hair Restorative, Italian Chemical Soap and unrivalled ehavilig soap. y 2441, Light. articling; VOICE from the Vintage; V Home in the Heart; Triumph of Time; :The Deformed; The North and South: Rural Life in New Rngland; Cooigsby, by &Israel; The Young Duke do.; • The Heart, by. Zapper; The American in Paris; Knhl's Scotland; The Clockmaker; Honda of the People; The Philosopher's Stone; The Bride of Fort Edward; Fredricka Bremer! Works; Opio on Lying; . Vicar of Wakefield: For. sale by ;IL S BOSWORTH & Co., attgl 43 151a,4ket street Pittsburgh And Connelsville Railroad _ Company. Auourr 10, 1846. A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholder' of the Pittsburgh and Connellsviile Rail Road Compa ny, will be held at the Odeon, over the Mayor's of fice, in this city, on Saturday the 29th inst., at the hour of 4 o'eock, P. M., for the purpose of increas ing the capital stock of the company and authorising the reopening of the books of subscription. By order of the board of Directors. WM. ROBINSON, Jn.,Pres't. JESSE CAILOTTIERS, Secry. aug 11. Great Bargain for Sale. ' W E n havet and finished .6th :d n e rexcellent fo Framer t soccupan cy of the owner, containg tine 6nished rooms and parlors, cellar, &e., with a Garden well stocked with fruit trees and vines, lot 30 feet front running back to the Mannor line. The lease has 9 years unexpir ed and no ground rent. It is situated in the neigh borhood of the business part of the city, and will be seld very_ low and immediate possession given. Apply to BLAKELY JliilTC,lln. job-d&w. Lawns i = Lawns! g GEO. S. SWARTZ has on hand a lot-of fine Lawns . which will be sold at the very low price of 181 cents•per yard, persons who want a good article, at a lnwprice, would do. well td sooa„ Also on hand a good stock of Nansook muslin for LadiesDreases very cheap at jef3. No. 106 Market street. RANDS WANTED-2 Bedstead rankers; 2 Table makers; • S. }modal° make other Cabinet ware) none need apply- but first rate workmen. 11, RYAN , auS (Journal and Cbronicle copy.) , Prescott Printing Ink CONSISTING of black, blue, red, superior book and card ink, -warranted a superior article , for LUKE LOOAIIS, Agent. (Journal copy.) -AWNSz—(eAer cotons).—Anotlier lot of Lawns JLA just opened at A. Morris's, No 65 Marketst.-- warranted ft colors—which we are selling at 12Ie Per PM- New . Books. , T UST RECEIVED,-LErrnas FILO4 Baum, Asia tr• Armor, by Mrs. E. C. A. Schneider, with an essay, on the prospects of the Heathen - and our duty to them by Rev. B. Schneider, and an introductio. br Rev:E; Heiner, A. M. Publiabed by Riv. Sarnia Gatatius, Chathbenibureh,-18 , 16,: For sale . - - • SCRIBA & SCHEIBLER, jell' • 115 Wood Et . = <;4774;; ...-. 4. .4 . .rt . 5.L..:',..... -.• 7 --, ,== ...,.,:., , -.....".v'44. , ,,,.4 - 4, •F• • ~ ^ —,,--71-,,.•P ‘ , ..e ,'• ~... - er . =ix,, - .",' ,1i"5., / - 'l 7 ` `'.itJ - ot 4 * ittc , ,-ki ,' * ,, t. tf,,, t„,.."-Y ,, *` ', •,, ~. ',,, . • , itk, f; ! *7 - 0 4 14 . , ‘' W ,4 , 6 4 it", . 1 t't '4, '..1.,,t* , :'` r '•, ~. , ~ ~ , All , ~,,,"•:, , zZa,_ 4 74 - • , ' '';'a ;', 1 - -• -• • ' , "...5177'. : 4-F.;47.P,l; ': ,,L ;TA:` fr ''' . +;:' ,' ''' i ''',„:.., • N=7*l.. l u . •-• ) ,4 4`'?' , , ••',-.L•h31,1",,t.i %,,!'•, 1 • , .",-.4',q:,.:-' 7 .1 ts.:l- .-",q.,'--••4.,.. ~,, •.,4. , 0.. ~ . 7 1 , .`. , '''' ' ' ;'---r••' ;.4 . 1 - `-• '''' '`• A :' ' .e .' , t f•-•4'' % ,'-1/I,`,"*.i. j:r.4 - - .„4, „. ~ .3,, ~ , r -, , • ..g.,. ~,,. ,L ~ .... ,e'''4 ,, t . .. t ~-;,- ~,!,,.' ,' .3. ' 74 '...` .'' ,-, .;.:'' . ' 1 :-„a - '.q ..L.• '- '' • ' , •"'"'.o. , ' - :':=,....," -, - ' , 1 7 , :: - 4 ;....- - , ~...! './...,-,.--' • -'' --- '•l` ,- . - •, - ;-'3 J .7 7 ':,' , .:>1 . 1 .;..7% - :, ...:.;-,',•.',-..;,--.- ::, ,, ; --- z ., •:_'.- , ..:::: - .-'- 7 -'; -. '•.t ,, 7''-!ri:;.:' , 1'. - j.'.',: . ',' F :.'','..', :.--:;.':: e_.,..--, . t-. 0 -4:,;', ~.". .*.._„ , ?e bOSVS — / '. ?. INDIANA ELECTION. We add to-day, says the Indianopolis Sentinel of August 19th, the official returns, with such addi..l tional ones as have been regularly received -at the! Secretary's office. Whiteomlis official majority thus far, in 75 counties, is thewporied counties; it' stands 2111; added-to..the official will , run it up to 3,987 H In the samcountiee, except. lug Wayne, Dininingli.officialurajority is 4,4)98, I calm froin the losia Express says majority: in favor of the state constitution for that Territory, is about 600, correstiOndence tit . ° O. Picayune, ENTRANCE OF THE ARMY INTO MIER. '(Mexico,) July 31, 1846; Captain .. Vinton's command entered this place this morning vvithout the least show of opposition, the inhabitanta thronging to the plaza in crowds us the troops filed into it and stacked their arms in front'of the house of the akelde. It seemed to me -as though there.were men enough so the square to have beaten us off with nothing else save the loose rocks lyingabout; yetnot a hand was raised. Mier is by far the most pleasant, cleanly, and well regulated place we have yet seen in this part of. Mexico. It is built on a hill over:ookitw a clear running stream of the same name, three three miles from the Rio Grande, and is said to 'contain 8.000 inhabitants, although 1 do not know where they stow them all. You may well recol. lea that it was in this place that the Texans un der Col. Fisher were compelled to surrender, after they had killed twice their own number of Alexi. cans. The houses occupied by the Texans during the battle were:pointed out, and still bear the marks of the tlesnerate conflict, I have stated that the number of The inhabitants is put down, at 6,900, a: knitting that it is 4000, it was still entered and'taken possession of by 93 men only,, regulars and 8 of McCulloch 's rangers, acting as a mounted guard. You could not serve any town in the United Streesin that way, and this place is a perfect fortification from its position and the strength of the houses, which are of stone.— Capt. Vintori,s command occupies a large school house in one corner of the plaza, near the church— strong, and at the same time, commodious and and comfortable quarters. It is company B. of the 3d artillery, or "rel leg= ged infantry," as it is now called, from the fact that the men are at this time serving as infantry while they wear the red or artillery et tt their pantaloons. I give you a List of the officers, whO are all in . good health. Capt. J. R. Vinton, Assistant Surgeon Nero, Licuts. S. Van Vliet and F. J Thomas. The Comanches, who have committed many ravages in this vicinity of late, are said to have left for the mountains of Texas with their prisoners and plunder. Many of the women and children from the adytining ranchos, driven in by the In- Cians, are still here. I return to Carnarg,o in the'rnornin.x, with the Rangers. If I could have my own way I should remain here, for it is wurth forty of Camaro.a Capt. Gillespie's rangers remain in camp here, while ititullough's are otT this morning, in tlae di rection,.as it is supposed, of Monterey. scouring the country as far as least as China, and possibly farther.. Reports that large parties of armed men have been seen in that direction, among other companies that of Segni n, have reached this place. The Rangers Will find them if they are to bc found. We have no furthbr accounts of the ravages of the Comanches iti the neighborhood of Mier .or Guerrero. No Alnerican troops hate started for the latter place; and I do not know that it is the intention of the temmanding officer to de. snatch any; but he has authorized the authorities to enlist an tinned company of mounted men for home protecticot Should any opportunity occur, I will send you a letter from the interior, but I am tearful there will be no change until the company returns to this place. • G. W. K. P. S: An express has just come in from Mier.— The rider contradicts the report that the alcalde had been killed, but says there area giuslmaily Indians lurking about. G. W. K. Large Robbery.--Cript. A. Beckham, formerly owner and commander of the steamer Ohio. was robbed, night before last, of a large amount of money, while asreep, in his bed, at his house cor 7 , ncr of Seventh and Carr streets, The thief, it Is supposed, entered by a window. and took fronithe pockets of Capt.B. a small wallet containing ei 120 in all of the Bank of Missouri. and txt'o notes of hand for $3OO dnd the other for $;:5t0; both on viii • vim of St. Louis, and in favor of Capt. Beckham, No clue has yet been had to life perpetrator of the robbery.—. Bi. Louis Unum,,jug. 10. 111°AcEiti:OEZIoPielsKAncit t 'S tbr " eo f. r .o o t lu rt i h ne 6 :: containing tho. , Pickwick patitrri the Old Curiosity Shop,sketchds ofcvery day Lile w Olive Twist, Barna by Itudgc, Nicholas Nickleoy, Martin elms:ll4U. Colonial History of the United States, from the Plantation of the llntish Colonies till their assump tion of national independence, by James Graham, L. L. D., in two volumes, second edition, engraved and amended. Practical Treaties on Dying and Calico Printing, including the latest inventions and improvements, with engravings on steel and wood. French Cooking, a practical guide to the Culinary Art, in all its branches, adapted as well for the larg est establishments as for the use of private families, by Charles Flmo Francatilli, chief cook to tier Ma jesty the Queen, with illustrations. Martin the Foundling, or the Memoirs of n. Valet De Chatnbre, by Eugene Sun. Fanny the Little Milliner, or the Rich and Poor, by Charles Rowcrolt. Dhoondialifan Oriental Bandit, by Prank Powell. Pierce Fennings, or the Loggers Chase, by J. It. Ingraham, Esq. Lucey Morley, a tale of the Texian Revolution, by Miss Alice Cleveland. Life Pictures, or the Bandon Recollection of An Old Doctor, edited by I'. 8. Arthur. Red Skins, or Indian or login, by Cooper, a new supply. . Captain O'Sullivan, by W. 11. Maxwell, Esq., new supply. The above works can be had, together with all the publications of the day, at COOK'S Literary Depot, No. 85 Fourth street. aug POT ASH-15 cacks Potash, No. 1 article, on hand and for sale by MARTIN & SMITH, jy27 58 Wood et. IDLEACHEO SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGB. ID The attention of purchasers is invited to our gem! stock of these Goods. 4-4 suparior Sea Island Shirting Muslins; 15-16 it ai tc tt fg 7-8 ic - 04 4‘ 12-4 Hamilton Sheeting; 5-4 g.. 8 if to mar 17 SHIp. 11. PENNOCK. RECEIVED THIS DAY, by Expr ass, another lo of rich black MANTILLAS, at the New York Store, 79 Market street. Aug/7 W. H. GARRARD. Glauber Salts. 20 BARIUZS Glauber Salts, fur sale by P. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., iog 18 corn of fltb and Wood sts 50 BOXJS Cjerman Clay, for sale by 13, 4. PAHNESTOCK 4r co., auglB ' cornet of (lth and Wood eta BURNAP2S MISCET.LANF.OOS The miscellaneous writings of Geo. W, Nurnap author of the lectures to young men, lectures on the phere and duty of women, &c. &c,, collected and evised by the author, For sale by jy2s JOKNSTON & STOCKTON. Wood Street Property for Sale, THAT desirable lot of ground at the foot of ii,rood street, og.eupied at the time of the great fire by Messrs. King & Holmes, is offered for sale. Enquire of .7. K. MOORHEAD. itttgB PSALMS & HYMNS, for the 11E19 of the qerman Eefoitned Church in the U. S.' of Ainerica, En glish. and cerman f *. For sale by BURMA & SCHEIBLE.R, jell 115 Wood et. r • r•. W. K German Clay ' , . „ V.HAWLS SHAWLSII—Rare and beautiftd, at "Down town Cash House." - - Cashmeres, splendid patterns, diitibrent styles; B ro d ie, • 4 Thibet„ O Rbri, vF.ro't and plain, and all, shades, figured. , ' - Silk, Ottoman, chameleon change4la and other stiles. Sturdillas. liafd and Damask, AO. #fou.s. VLaines, Chxi,hr, wat'd, tip d, and.-plain, In great variety. Also .....,Ilernanni,,of Sewing Sillc,3 or 4 left; and will be sold at low prices to, close the stock. Berage, superior and law prices, great bar gains: jyls BARROWS & TURNER. New Goods'.' - DECEIVED to4ay. at No. 46 Market street-- lA. Another case of-those rich Gingham prints, in brown and purple:plaids, beautiful patterns. ALSO, .50 pieces white and colored Musquitoe Netting of superior quality, for sale cheap at . BARROWS & TURNER'S, aug I 18 Market at, • NI , I NER,t , L WATER-- Sparkltng and bright 'its liquid light." —And not only "sparkling ~and twight," but for its delicious flavor, Hays & Brockwars Mead and Min eral Water is certainly 4 unrivalledo and this syrups, are_ equal to any that ever graced the Mineral Fount. Call anti aces at No. 2.s COM ooo rojoi Row Liberty st. te6 BERAGE SHAWLS AND. SCARFS—, I carton black fiecAnd monruing satin _ striped lierage Shawls; carton beautiful fancy llorge Shawls; ombre fringes; I carton brocha Romp Shawls, extra handsome; I 4( ti (4 Scarfs I .t satin bordered 4t I , hernani tnisttd silk " i " extra aup, hernani " The above handsome goods have all been purcha sed lately at auction; in New York and Philadelphia, at the closing sales of the French imports 11, and are now offered at a small advance, and less than the cost of importation, at the Cheap Cash Store of jelB ALEXANDER & DAY. - 13111LADELPHIA S'llaM SYRUP, a tine ant ele. Juatroc'd and for sale by THOS. MILLER, cor. Wood & 4th ate, F RUIT-I 0 boxes M. R. Raisins; 15 Drums S. Figs; 12 Jars fresh Prunes; Just received and for sale by THOS, MILLER, jelS our. Wood & 4t1.1 sts TIALM SOAP-10 boxes Cin. just received and J: fur sale by THOS. MILLER, jelB car. Wood & 4th sts 'VINE SUGAR CURED HAMS—.-Just recd and 12 for subs by THOS. MILL ER, jelS cOr. Wood & 4th 03 . CANDLES -20 boxes Stearinel' 10 a Start Just received and fur sale by tHOS. MILLER, jelB tor. Wood & 4th LEMONS -1.5 Hoses Lenin's! fur sale very low, by :/Y 11 LIIIOT-40 kgs Shot,; satiortcd Nos. for ea; c by ►7 jcl.6 JAMES MAY T T AMS : -2 casks rime hauls fiy .s sal i e l , L y rivis. pat 1"E"I l e Miss.uri Irides, for sale low to close I_l c 26 JAMES MAY. LA RD-259 kegs Lard, received per steamer Tout Corwm, and for sale by jy 2s M. B. RHEY & Co. 1 500 BUSHEL shelled corn for vale low by M. 11. MI EY de Co. 211 li EGS ets4ortcd Shad fur sate low to close, lJ conslgurnent 1,11 CIOTTON.—II 0 bales for sale by aag 7 M. 11. nun-, & Co. - DIG METAI..—I" ton Scioto Furncee pig iron for sale by (je:0) JAMES MAY. DACON SIIOCLDERS-0 Nails Bacon Shoulders, 1.) in prime ordor, thr sale low by iY 3O P. C. MARTIN; 60 Water st. IFINE S.M.INA TABLE FALT-50'imgs (small 'liar). very fino Salina Salt, fit.ffir table way anti Dairies, fur 11.1110 low by Pi'e.. MARTIN, jy27 „.-- z : 60 Water it. T EmoNs.—tuo lOrnone in gowl 1,4 for axle by .- P. C. MARTIN, ,j 29). wutor strret. (ARAB crprn —.14 Barrels suprnor Crab Ci Or-efor bale by 1' C. Al ARTIN, )r 24 - 1 f3O Watur strut OPERAS.-0 Itarrels Comeras fur sale by jy -20 P. C., MARTIN, GU Water etreet. bbls rectified Whiskey, a tine V article, for *ale by I'. C. m.ARTIN, j 121) ou Water et. SOAPS -110 liose*No. I Rosin; 20 " 'Union& Toilet and Palm. 50 " Ryder Shaving. In none and fin sale by my 22 LAMBERT Si SIIIPTON IerFF.E.--651 bags prime green Rio. 10 pockets old government Java. Arriving and fur oak by LAMBERT tk SIIIPTON, 133 and 135 Wcodst CIL - GAR-0 hhda. N. 0. Sugar; bbla. loaf eruabed and pulverized, I case loyeriug U. it, For sale by jy'.l,3 • J. D. WILLIAMS IRON—J:I cults Genoa for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, IR/ Wood street PANISII, Italian, French, German, Latm, Greek, kj Hebrew and English .Testaments. Hebrew, French, Greek, German, and Engl;sh Bibles, fur sale by augS H. S. BOSWORTH & CO. Lake Superior pEOPLE visiting the copper mines of Lake Su perior during the season, will find it to their advantage to call at Hays & Brockway's Drug store where they can procure such remedies as the pecu liarity of the climate require. Any information re lative to the country will be freely given. HAYS & BROCKWAY, je2l No. 2 Commercial Row, Liberty st. EAVY white Linen Drill, for gent's pants; 1 - 1 Tweeds and Summer Cloths; • Cent's Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Do. Silk do. Dn. Hernani and Silk Cravats. An invoice of the above received thin day by je 27 It. E. CONSTABLE:, S 3 Market, at 1 00 a ll i f t.d iL , S vi li f h P e it s cl t c bT ica tta p l: b o yn consignment, jels TMFFE e.; O'CONNOR. Mega of Lamilontlvrry. A nisTarty of the seigo of Londonderry, and defence of Enniskillen, in 1658 and 1689, by toe Rev. John Graham, M. A. Rector of Tamiugh tard in the diesel+ of Derry, For sale by jy23 LUKE LOOMIS, Agent. ECEIVED thi; day Parusollettes and Sup- IX, Shades; Ladies Corded Skirts; do Sea Grass do; 81 Black Ilornani Shawls; Berege Scarfs, apd Shawls; For sale at p, E. CONSTABLE, je27 S 3 Market st. storage. HAVING a -very large and commodious ware house, we are prepared to receive (in addi, tion to freight for shipment) a large amount of Pro, dupe, itze, op storage at low rates. Q, A. MeANULTY & CO, jy2l Canal pulp. ri ANTON RIFLE BARRELS.---4 boxes rifle gon barrels, warranted of the best quality, just ro ceived on consigriment from the manufacturer, and will he sold at the 'manufacturers wholesale prices, a constant supply will be kept on hand jyl4-dtkw GEORragCOE/IRAN, No 26 Wood st. RADUATED Stripe and Plaid white Muslin Ur Robes; Graduated stripe white Muslins; Mnll Mullin; Nainsook do. Jaconet do. A. large assortment just new to-day B. E. CONSTABLE, jp27' Market st. . TOSF received •from Ne,w-York by Adams & Cces Express,,the following styles of Ladies Dress Goods, whigh for beauty and cheapness cannot be. surpassed inany of the. Eastern Cities, viz: Embroidered. Gingham Robes, (new styles,) Ogadeated,Organdi 40 c do; Rich Ombri Duages (silk and wool) very cheap; Dalzarines, every price and quality; Rich styles Rep r Cashmere and De Leine; French Gingham and Gingham Lawns; Paris Printed Hernanni Cobaltine, (a new arti cle of Dress Goods, very beautiful.) Graduated Muslin Robes; • White Embroidered do;. , . tf All the above goods have recently' boon purchased in the New York maiket -sinee the great reduction of prices and will be sold aid small adcanco above Eastern cost by .4 MORRIS, je4 " • No, 61.). Market at. UNDRIES 5 bags Ground Nuts; 1 bale Almonds . ; 1 cask Pto. I, Madder, a first rate article. ' 2 bbls 6 6 'k( .1 cc CY eyes/ 9.0 boxes ehoeolatei '• IQ kegs mustard; 15 boxes Fancy Soaps; • • 80 mats Cassia; ' 5 bags Pimento; - • 2 Bblti Snuff, (superior); 20 boxes Ground; Popper; 2 bbla Ginger; ! 3 64 Brazil Segal; 15000 half Spanish Segars; 20 doz. Manilla Cords, (lotzgi) 15 46 Plough Lines; 10 kegs Saleratus; '2OOQ lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos. 500 66 . Batting; ! 25 boxes Raisins,' &c. &e. Just received and for sale by MARTIN & SMITH, jel9 56 Wood street, between 3d and 4th . . TI,LOUR--50 11b:s• Superfine fresh Family lieu, just received and for sale by ' • MARTIN~£`biITB, y7-d&w 56 Wood, between .3(1 and Fourth sta. SALERATUS-1000 lbsSaleratus in bbls and Las, No. I article, on hand and for sale by MARTIN & SMITH, • Water at. NUT Si .2a001:u1s: ili? tets Ground Natal and tbra r jety lnc' ' article; MARTIN & SMITH, jy27 56 Water at DUTTON HAMS-500 lbs Mutton If=s, prime 'article in store and for sale by MARTIN & 1Y,21 &6 Water at. CIILORIDE cams piime juet received, l and for aalo SELLERS, augl I 53 Wood street. _ _ TIioTARI-26 tasks Potish; n prinie article, for sale by • ATAftTIN & SMITH, jy7-d&w 53 Wood, botween 3d and 4th as. VINEGAR- , 25 bids Cider Vinegar, for side by MARTIN& SMITH, jolsi-d&w . ' .16 Wood street. SPANISHWHITING-21ibbloTriTcnived and for sale by atigll 4, E. SCLI.ERS. JAM EIS MAY -NATH . I - r r i..1 ,, c 1 1 . 1 y AL1CT 1, 2 14. 8 . 9 ibs, jug . t received 41n Y I • ri UM COPAL-600 IL.. jiht receispd and Inrnale by snO l It. E. SELLERS. NE AD au D g illt 1 catik just reeis i t . ,l, x, ssie fotacs LIQUORICE -2 cases small stick just received and ibr sale by , angll It. E. SELLERS. rtXTITACT LOGIVOOD-518 lbs. just reed, and 44 fur sale by augli It. E. SELLERS. StA LT SODA-1036 lbs. just recttved and fur sale byug{l }I. SELLERS. . „-.._ . GREEN--231 - lbs, just seceived, 11.1111 for sale by a.g 1 1 R. E..II.:LLF,It.S. M. B. RIIEY 4- co ALT --1:1 barrels landing and fof sate by S augl:" MILLER & EICKETsoN ACII HET 31A LAO A W I IV:E.:St.-13 qr. eaAs just received and for nale by aug I 4.mius.R & ntocorsoN. ritiiizicorml SO.W-200 boxcii landing from V Inciuuts Acadia and for sale by i' - MILLER 4- RICIa7SON. L ANT.ATION MOLASSES---100 bids landing fPnm *learner Lady Byron on consignment and or sale by MILLER 4- RIcKE.TSON. bROOMS -23 dm. superior quality Broome, just received and for sale tt , augl3 MILLER & RICKETSON. LINSEEB . bIL2-7.iiiiiarr ;Is Li '7;ietl - oil; warranted pure; just mceived and. thr Hale by augl3 :MILLER & RICENTSON. ILOCR-30 barrels Vimur, juta received and fur sate by augl3 MILLI/1 ftromrsorz. W I Tltor.. on llondny , Sug: 17th, Parsons wishing pur chase a si pe:iotertiOe on draught, will please leave their catkin prior to that day, at the Wine Store of STERETT & aug 10 No. 16 Market street cor, or Front. I. N ) 11 i, 11 , 91 , 111 , \1 id - G ,a ; s -l al f e uc l • o k ,t e . g b s y (a prime articltaug 4 :z..11: RETT, 8: Co. 16 Market st. r ommp WINES.—A fresh supply of van-- V ous popular brands, vintage of 1h39, 1640 and 1n42, just received and for sate at the wine store 00 sTERErr & Co, auglo No. 16 Market st. _ QAIWINES.-11. 4 .t tins sardines, be . 7>llnd, to L-3.lrme in a few days, for sale by au; 1 •STEREYr & Co. 1,1 market st WINES.--8 qr. casfis a superior I 1 tide ror at by the pachage at the wine store of fang 101 sTERI:TT iv. Ca. N 0.16 Market et. qr. casks ogle licnnee sy and other BRANDY - L-6 brands for wholesale by sTER.F;TT & Co, auglo No, 1G Market ',Leer. of Front. SOAP. -20 boxes No. 2 rosin soap; , 5 46 costae 4 , 2 4 , hydes palm; 10 4, f 4 fancy. For pate by jy2B .1. D. WILLIAMS. S AP ;AGO—.6O lbs. superior for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, aug 3 110 Wood street. R ICE -,--5 Tierces fresh .y ree v eiv ‘ e y d i nd lT; r f s s ale by aim 3 110 Wood stint. B RAZIL SlitiAll-5 bags white for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, aug3 110 Wood street. QATIN STRIPED DE LA INES—Just received k..) a lot of black and colored Satin Striped de Laines, which we are Felling very cheap. ALEXANDER& DAY, ang3 75 Market st, N cor ofthe Diamond. 11-IECKS AND TICKINGS.—Arr excellent as• kisortment of checks and tiekings, just received and for sale very low. aug;l ;f„EXANDER. & DAY, 75 Market st , N. w. cor. of the Diamond. D RI NTS AND MUSLIN& .Just opened a large nssortment of low priced prints and a variety of different To akgs of brown and bleached muslins. augff ALEXANDER & DAY, 7b Markel at, N. W. cor. of the Diamond. - Uvir h' Tj 5. 7 t a lot of 2sg ui sale alga ALEXANDER & DAy, 75 Market st., N. W. cur. of thp Diamond. _ • _ AWNS I LAWNS 11. , —Groat Bargains in Lawns IA arc now to be had at Alexander &- Dars, No. 95 ISlarket at., as they are selling off their stock of these good, at a groat reduptio; pf pipes, to ;tow is the time for persons tO sititthemselyes at a comparative. ly small aspen.;e, ALEXANDER &.DAY, No. 75 Market st., i. 713 ,,N. W. corner of the Diamond. I T RLTE DRESS GOODS—A large assortmer7t. VV* of White dress goods such an Nansoek, Jackonett, Mull and Swiss Muslins. Just received and Tor sale Tory cheap by ALEXANDER. 4,14 y, jyl3 75 Market st„ n : west cqr. Amend. Lmvris Pheapor than .Ever. A T A. MORRIS'S No. 65 Market et.. We have R o w on_ hand the cheapest lot Of Lawns ever Offered : in this market. Stith as are usually sold at 9t. Fent; we are selling at AO the DrC4B Paiteni; 73 yards.) Call and look at them. • 0 1~...~:-F}°C t '~~i,9" . l'h"" '~' 1 k:d~'•' .., Yx - ' F s'q=~'..' W...'~~ua ::L:y~ J ~.a wl tur~:iY+t~=i.+dr~..+.c+:, Laditi De,rse Goode., Claret Wine au Draught. 1- 'i ,, ,; . . , ;,.';;•.:,• !1 i. , .,, 4 : 1,-4 ..: . : ` 4 ' ; '''i' - '''''' ; ''' '- 4;'.'":-;:":!'"'-'''r'.',77''':':'.::t.'t'-'•'!' og THE NEW YORK STORE. . ADIES, look,' for bargains, have reduced price.; of all summer goody. thand a spren assortment or i3anti English Ins, Bereges, minnes, Sum wls,mearte tvats, Al so, A mis yl ewers, ley. and Plain id Bonnets. 'or the Gentle a few spi en vest patterns, ,;staffs,' gold silver mired' tds,shirts,col.: NV. H. GARRARD. . . Just .receised another box of White jl3,onnet Ribr bone. iY2O ata. DIJFE7S R ooms, coiner - . ... -. . rt o f ~,f WitritT iliarketstreits. A .ii , 1 1 101) l i ji. - No system o;i* instruction I - _ ..1 i • !: I ever a tietopfecli west. ef- the mountains has proved so 44.0 831111 in flgalifYing gentlemen for the counting houie. Those who will take the trouble to examine the course of training and practice given in thin Instittitien will be convin ced that it is hardly possible for any person to go through it without mastering the subject. Referen ces given at the Academy to nearly one hundred gentlemen now, in practice in this city who have been instructed iu this institution.. Tours of business 2 to 4 P.. M. and 11 to 91 evening!' ! augd . X 04 4 Pewit JUST RECEIVED--Anotberllarge addition to my stock of Diamond pointed Gold pens of the best makers and for sale at the lotbest prices. Also--A large assortment of Gold and Silver Pen cils, Tooth and Ear Picks,Twenzeis, 4e. B:.c. • W. W. WILSON, jel7 0 7 Market st. Security to Pturchosera. =:==l3 Each bps of GENUINE SUGAR. COATED PI LLD nu twins 11 kkl•• ':ll,•tk;:l4ikkaak. , l4 3 . 4 a0.404arykk,,,,, • ALL ' 1 MVO. gym. oni, , • AM Mk • Orin" I lk 11W'COCK;;' laventi, Tr/OMIT' eILiCKENER , S SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PILLS are the first and Only Medicine ever kitoWn that will pasitively cure ! ' I Headache, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Piles, Heartburn, Warta?, Dispepsia, Scurvy, ChM era Moibas, i Small Pox ' Jaundice, conghs, Quinsy, Pains in the Back, Whooping Cough, Inward Weakness. Consumption, Fits, Palpitation of the Heart, LiTOr Complaint, Rising in the Throat, Erysipelas, Hearne/3, , Dropsy, Asthma, Iteliings of the Skin, ; Fevers of all kinds, Colas, Gout, Gravel, : i'emele Complaints, .1 4 lervous Complaints,: od all other diseaser, originatitq from impurities' of the blood. - " They have cured, since their introducitien, over 2,000 persons, who kivpl)eeu given up as hope, less cases, by the most efuirient Physicians; Ve'r They are patronized and recommended by men or the highest distinction, among vi!liona are- 7 - Hon. David H. Porter, Hon. Hon. John Q. Adams, ifixti. Daniel Webslcr; Ihnt;;Martin Van Buren, Hon. J. C. tlilhoun, Gen. Win Geld Scott, Col:11. M. Johnson, Hon. James K. Polk, Gen, Lewis Cass. 0:7- Their virtues are no infallible that the money will be returned in all cases they do tiotgive univer sal satisfaction. Although butiv.vo and; a half years have elapsed since those celebrated Pills were first introduced to the public, the :sale of them in the Eastern and middle States his far exceeded Dr. Clickepeen most sanguine espectations.l During the past year, alone, no less than I0;000 press of linies halt been sold in the State of !New Ygrk, 6,000 in Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Maryland, 3,000 1 in New Jet sey,2"in Delaware, and 9,000 iu the New England Statft, 'requiring the constant l employment 0f:27 hands, exclusive of printers and engravers. In the same period, upwards of 200,C00leoPies of the "Family Doctor" have. been ordered by agents! in every section of the cr.untry Theiln facts must show, conclusively, that Dr. Clickester'S Sugar Coat; ell Pails, besides being the very best 'medicine in the world, are held in the highest estimation by the public. We might extend this publication 14 an indefin ite length, if we deemed it expedient to publishall mrsininaials we have received, 'not only from agents but individuals and families, who havelexperieneed the ben:Semi effects of Clickenees Sugar Coated Pills, but we deem it unnecessary. Tine rrioatini contestible evidence of their unprecedented success; are the numberless Imitations and Counierfeitswhich hive already appeared, notwithatanding the brief pe riod they have been before the; public., Even some of our staunchest pill makers have had :the andauity to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, iu order to disguise the ingredients of their vile cumpounds, arid palin them off for the "real simian pure." :Such paltry shifts cannot last long without exposing their hideous deformity. Truth and honesty must inevitably pre. veil over rascality and deception. For sale in Pittsburgh by WM. JACKSON, at Mt Patent Medicine IVardtanse, Ni. 59, Liberty street; head of Wood et., Pittsburgh. Price, Mc. per box, Dr. Clickenees principal office is 81 Barclay street, New York, 0:7- Beware of an imitation' article. called Im proved Sugar Coated Pills, purpOrting to'he patented, as both the pills and the pretended patent are for geries, Rot up by a miserable 4uack in New Yrrk, who, for the last four or five years, has made his living by counterfeiting popular medicines. Remember, Dr. C. V. Cliekener is the original inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of the sort was ever heard of until he introduced them in Juno, 1.443. Purchasers should, theretbre, always ask liar Clickeneea Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills.and take no other, or they will be made the victims of a fraud. . - 'Wlbiores PLUS. rrill?. WILSON PILLS, as a remedy peculiarly aflapt..A for ;Pad at hes and dyspeptic affection=, are prett7 generally known and esteemed in this: commenityt and the proprietor, so often as he has occasion to write or speak of them, can scarcely ' train from an expression of his grateful aeknowleflg meats to his friends for their patronage and kindness' to him. Tlis feelings are the warmer from pbserving the "beginning and the ending ,., -,t4rown almost in juatapaiii.um—of so many nostrums and kindred pre parations equally loud in their pretensions, and much wore industriously presented to the public.; hile his preparation noiselessly advances, even to remote places, soothing and comforting:the afflicted, and permanently grafting itself upon the affections of new friends, thus continually widening the Miele of its usefulness. Although well satisfied that Ins medicine has, as it wore, a principle of perpetuity; in it, yet lie is obliged to his friends for the most sub tle:alai evidence of the fact. In its neutral history, if your please; the Wilson Pill differs from most other preparatione in not being originally made for sale, or with a view to pecuniary profit; while as every body knows, the:greatest tyro (s a general 'thing) no sooner begins; to dabble in drugs than lie casts about for Some chbap prepara tion, or must [get up,' as the phrase isAsornething-:-. anything that will sell. Often he. attemots it under an assumed or fictitious name, as though conscious j his own wore insufficient to sell it, The difference then between the Wilson Pill and the Preparations a have just indicated, would appear to be this: The , consciousness of the value of my pill originated the idea of putting . them on salp for money, and at I price. The Minsclonepots of the ,value of money originates in most instances the many' preparations I have alluded to; end *Price Moat likely Ito take' is always first Carefully considered, and the pill or otherpreparesiou made and graduated to suit it: • The one is a otscoypty, and comes from the great Arcana of Universal Nature; the other a Yielder inpention, and comes from a not very *Mar quality of rpm viovet. Nature. Reeder! the difference here is great. In one instance the value attached to the Pitt. is thu starting point; in the ether, the !kr:IMY. But it is not probable that some of the Many prepare; none having even such paternity were accidentally good, but Vast possibly by this procesi of "getting up" as they pall it, by pulling-j and blewing, as Jwe clean syloat, they have been "got up" too high lie fore their specific gravity liaiibecn cercfially asecr : tained, and have blown off neypr lee beard' of, with other chaff—some lighter; Bottle heavier, Whatever may be the rutipnale, I Must repeat it, that I am most profoundly thankful to my friends for their discrimination in not consigning toy discovery to that compendious categoiy cifffinventione that did not answer",-of ‘f tricks thet Won't wim." • Thti Wilson dills are useful as a cErrittAt remedy, and may be kept and taken, in:proper doses, in fatn ilies,ae a preventative _of general ill health, or 'die. ease of whatever name, by any meinber of the ram ' lip, without any fear of the consequences of expo sure in the ordinary pursuits of business. J.- ix:r They may always be had in any quantity of the proprietor, in Penn etreet, below Marburv;and of the principal Druggists of this city and Allegltony. if22.-q'w7m . - . BOXES of prime:, picked Sicily Lenconsi for Itf lialets , . (jO5) T4A.FFE f & c'PpITN.Eft.. . , ; Orphan's Court Sala. At.cEpitent ciatinrv, ss. ov...t.tr, I .4t an Orphan's Court, field at Pitts- Ziff! burgh, in, and for feria Co w4ll, oil the „la:41 ?l ig day of Au,rust ,A. D., 1846.. - - Ilti'e - it The petition ofJohn Johnston, Guar-, 'Ann E. Tlmpson. 'and Mar ~,...40.,,,. x 4710" : Thompson, children ao and heirs at law of Edward B. Thompson, late of Fairliield Comity, and . State`of Ohio, deceased, was presented to the Court; showing That the said Edward B. Thompsiin„atthe time, of his death, was seized in his demesne as of fcie of and, in the ono Undivided, fourth part of a certain tract of land, situate in Versailles township, Allegheny Coun ty, PennsylVaniat described as follows:, Beginning. at , a post at the line of Kiesiclos land; and - running, along Hickinags, land, N 8. deg. E 190 Perchea to a post; thenee along lands belonging to the heirs of George Miller, deed. N 6.B' d deg. E 312 : perches to a'post; thence along Y.Milleei land S 81:deg. N 174 perches to a post; thence, N 871 deg:. W 52 perches; thence S 37" deg. W 46 perches to a white oak; thence, by Kiesickls line N 874 deg: W 235 . perches to a post, the plate of beginning, containing 369 acres-and 108 .perches, with the gag allowance. And being iso. thereof seized, the said . Edward B. , Thompson departed this life intestate, leaving issue, the said. Anne E., and Mary Thompson; Minors. 'Alvti MITRES MEWING: That the petitioner hav ing heen'ddly appointed Guardian of the said Miners by the Orphans? Court of said County, After Wards, to wit: on the 1t day of November, November, A.D. 1842, .sned fourth Out Of the Histriet Court -of Allegheny county, in No 662, 4f November Term, , A. Dt 1849, a Writ of Semitone M Pertition against the CO-tenants of the said 'miners; and such proceedings were therein had, that the said Court, on the 15th day ofJulv, A. D., 1843, entered, judgment, geo¢ learlitio fat. And the said court' afterwards, on the 9th day oft,Novetn ber; A. D. 1843, to November Term, 1843, No 121, awarded an! Inquest directed to B. 'Weaver, Sheriff of the said eminty, commanding him to summon the. said Inquest to part and divide the said described tract of land, according "to the right of the parties claiming partitionth e re o 6 and by. the Inquisition ofthe said Jerors,l taken on the ground on the 6th day of September, A.: "4.'1843, the following des; ribed part ofsaid traceof land, vvaa allotted-to and set apart to and, for the said Wards of said Petitioner, to wit: Beginning at it p,ost on Rissieli;a lino and staining thence by Hickman's land, N 81 deg. E, 5I perches; thence S B , 4 deg. E 146 „perches to a post; thence S 81 deg. Wi 61 perches to, the . line of KisickTe land, and "thence N 87} deg. IV 148' perches to the place of beginning; containing 46 acres 38 perches, with the usual allowance—which luquisition was after- ward, eonflimed by the said Court. Also FURTHER 511E71.14G co TILE COVIM that con siderable expenses have been incurred by the Peti tioner in recovering possession ofsaid last described piece ofsaid tract, and in effecting a partition of the original tract ''.of said land—that the Petitioner's . Wards are entitled to in personal Estate, as heirs at law of -them; said Father, so far as is known to the Petitioner,-Ahat the said last described tract is all. the real estate belonging to the - Petitioner's Wards in the County known to the Petitioner; that the said last described piece - of land is all woodland and un productive and :expensive, and that it would be to the interests of said minors, in the judgment of the Petitioner, to have the. same sold; and praying the Court to grant him an - order to eell the said pmlathe said large tricot of land, which has been set apart for said minors4,--to pay the debts and maintain the said minors, children of the Said Intestate, and the Mot toin heretofore :issued having been returned accord ing to law;iherefore, the Court order and direct that the said ,John Johnston, Guardian ofthe said minors, expose the premises in said petition particularly de scribed, to public sale er outcry, atilt: Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh, on. Monday, the 31st day of August inst.', at 10'gclock, A.:M.:, and sell the same to the best Bidder for the highest arid beet price— bidden for the same having first given' due public and firmly 'notice pf the time and place of sale, ac cording to the act of Assembly in such eases made and provided, land theAtule oithis Court. Wittness,l the Don. llgnra mvs P.errorr, Esq . , Prost dent of our :Aid Court, at Pittsburgh, this 4th day of August, A. D., 1846. Test I . JOHN YOUNG, Jn., COP. augs SARSAPARILLA.—Mr. C. C. Bria n tot—sq-: I have been in the habit for some_years pact of prescribing to friends and others your_very excellent preparation of Sarsaparilla, with eery ex cellent effeet;especially.in .lirrianic diseases of long standing, sad obstinate cutaneous affections arising from impurities of the blood, and when patients are of a sera:lo4ns habit. Containing, as it does, the-as tire principle of Sarsaparilla, in a very concentrated form, it is 'nor only safe to patients in almost - every condition, Stitis perhaps the best preparation in use for till the diseases which arise from Impure blood. Your l d, &c., LEVI TUCKER, M. D. rlrFor sale, by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co, aogl : corner Qtli and Wood streets. ILOSInfI OFF SALE AT 1.1412110WS Fz TURS ER'S--drr consequence of onr arrangements for the fiflaltrade,". we shall offer for 30 days, our en tire stock *f rich Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at such prices its', will ensure the sale. Dress Stuffs, in great variety, spleudj4 styles'aarl patterns. White Grinds of every description. 100 Ps. Mous de I..aines, at much less 'prices. than usual. I • Shawls, beautiful asortritent; to this doparttnrint particulariyi %se invite the attention of purchasers. d 0 doe.. Linen comb. Handl:ls. price 19; eta. Parasols, selling off' without reserve ; iSlovss and Hosiery .of every description, Bonnets and Ribbons, at 30 per cent below usual rates. : Purcbasets sae invited to call and examine the nods. 1 HE SKIN. 4NO COMPLEXIO.N, az this (and, indeed, every other) season, is often repulsive inappearanee, caused, in eight cases out of ten, by the attillkplicre; and what persons suppose disease of the blood, is simply a disease of the skin. If some of thdthousands who take purgative medicine, pills, and u'reless Sarsaparilla, were to use on their skin a softening and clearing balin, that openi the pores, whitens the skin, and causes ahealthy perspi ration, that, be the skin never so disfigured, unheal thyor diseased With pim`ples or freckles, sunburn, tanned morphew, the true and genuine JONES'S ITALIAN CIIRMICAL SOAP.never fails to cure and dispel Ihern, and to make the 'skin clear and lovely. It acts•so mildly and soothingly on the skin, that phySicians use it on ladies and infants, in old cases of sciirry, erysipelas, salt rheum, sore head, ringworm,! audit (mind, the genuine Jones' soap) has often effected a cure when every tither remedy failed. It is indeed a blessed remedy. Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Warehouse, 89 Liberty 4treet, head of Wood—at the same place is sold the Mmirish Hair Dye; Coral Hair. Restora tive, and SPanish Lily White. PIIINCIP4 Orrice—Sign of the Ameripan Eagle, S.? Chatham' street, New york, Splc4tillti Conutry Seat' for Sa!pr TUBE subscriber offers for sale a splendid country seat situate abOnt four miles from Pittsburgh.on the FranksiovM Road [within a few yaidsofthe Eas tern turnpike) and adjoining East Liberty. The house is finished in the best Eastern style. It contains tiVelve large, rooms and one large Ball Room. It is one of the 'finest houses in this vicini ty, of which those desirous of purchasing can satisfy themselves on examination. Three or four acres a land stocked with the choicest variety ofFruit trees, will be sold with it. ALSO: . Will be sold separately, eight acres of laud, on which there is a splendid orchard containing 'about s.up Fruit tines, Apple, reach, Pear, Sze.., till selected and of the eltnicest varieties, This plot lips adjoin ing the preps:l-V (Inscribed above. ALSO: On the Simth side of the Franktown Road, a fine Mill for thti 11.1atittractnrcioffintgrandnapablp or pro: diming 50,000 lhaper annum. The 24'nchitiery in all of die best!kind and in fine order. For furthbr information and terms apply on the prcipinea, 1jy243-tltt : pus JONES:- ' ' . . I Y niversitY LrY , Scholq, lr M J E FALL SESSION of this department of the Western' University will commence in the new niversity Iluilding, on the F ild insr eriamat or SEP- I rEEBER. neat; and the SPRING-SESSION of IS-17, will commence on the.F/SST MCPMAIt or FEEEIyAny follpWing. This institution having .so far recovered from the effects of Pie great.lre of April last year, as to have the opw poilding dearly completed with increased accommodations for all its departments, it is hoped that the La!m School will be found to present increas ed facilities and'attractions to those who desire to pursue a regular and thorough course of legal educa tion; and to prepare themselves creditably, rot- ad mittance to the bar. ' -' • There will ibe daily recitations by the 'lasses on assigned lessims, so arranged as to embrace, within a two years course, allthe principal - and most im portant braitches' of the Octisional lectures on law and equity, will also be dliycresl as pill pt. THE Meat' CognT, designed for:assisting students 'in acquiringknowledge . and readiness in the prac tice of law will bit - resumed as anon as the nu in ber of, students will justify. The dtgrce of 13 ACHY: ion or L. 07 will bd - Conferred on students of the according the fp n ie n s usual:in such institu; lions:, I • Any further nform:nipa `trat olay.ho required can readily he • ohtainen on appheition to the Prothsior,, Wayrna2ll.l-ourtup, who his Igs office on 4th above, - pniithfiOd'etfiSet;Titt A biii g h: ' TEnsrs--•;-Seventy-fiyetiollars a year, or thirty-sev en and a. half dollars a session. • an,ig-atlin . 1 . 1 - - I.: IMNIE CII6OI2~?iAfiL pACK~T~ .j-'..~' ~--'-s 'For Obtains:4lll and. St. touts ,ffr: i re i .... 1)4 - The patael_iger steloper . PALESTINE, tr - - , ...."7,Cape.., Williams, wih leave for -the thevo'. an a iiitertnediate port? regularly: IFei freighler passage apply on board. . je9. !Cincinnati and Louisville.' ', . • and splendid passenger steam er GtrLE Al II lA, O'NEAr.,:Slaater, leave for the above unit h3terinediato ports,, regitlnk-: For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to jel D. IVI.I.IC4NS, Titeaday ..Ereninig Paclict, '• s?, The new and if Wendid passenger-atearn-, 1 -5:.; - !, boat DECLARATION, Capt. Vorheeritt will , run asa regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this pert every Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock. Returning she will leave Cincinnati every rriday evening at 3 o'clock, . . The Declaration oilers superior accornniodationa to passengers,. For freight" or passage apply ea, MONDAY PACKET TIIE regular mail and pasenger steain- UNION, captain 'l%. reclean, will run as a regular packetbetween Pittaburgh am! _Cineinj natl. leaving this port every Monday at 0 o'clock, Irteturning she will leave tincinuatieveiy Thursday at G P. M. . The 'Union was built expressly for this trade, and affords every accommodation. For freioht or, passat , e apply on borrd. mayg MMIEMEZIE -. . , The well known, fast running etearnet M CABRIA, W. Forsyth; Mastery will tut; as a regular Paciret,leaving every We - dneiday inorn. 7 ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, Pad., , tho same day. Returning, she will, leave Cinsinnaci, every Saturday, at 10, A. M. Fo, freight or passage apply , board,, or .4 FORSYTH. & Co., Agents, No. 30, Water street: PACKET The regulaxmail and passenger steamer CIRCASSIAN, Capt. Isaac "Bennett, will run as q regular Packet between Pittsburgh and' Cincinpati, leaving this port every - Saturday, pi 10, A. M., and, Whiejing at 10, P: M., the - same- day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every . .1129sday,. at 10, A. :$l. . . . „ . For freight or passage apply on hoard. The Circas@an was built expressly for this, Undo, and oirers - to tier passengers eery conifortand commedstion.-f S ATURDAY fACIMT.. The passenger mail and paoseer steamor ~. 2:1-1VIESSENGF;R, Capt. Lißforrl, will run ss a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincilinit', leaving Om port every Saturday lit - 10, .4:.M.,..aita Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Retwnity, she, will Cincinnati every Tuesday; ar • 111 .I . or freight or pa,,:sage apply'. on board. The Messenger vim; built expressly for - Ibis ti-ad' and offers tf> ;ler paayengcrs every comfort and. Ai cornmodation. - mar 23,-, TUESDAY PACKET - . TIiE regular Mail and paiiserizer steam or A,' Capt. John Klhaefeltei , will mil as a. regular 'packet between Pittsburgh a r.ri Cincinnati,leaving this port every Tuesday at 10 A. SI., and Wheeling at 10 P. iIJ. of the same day- 7 - 14 , tirrning, she will leave Cincinnati every Friday - at 10 A. M. For freight or passage apply on board. the Hibernia was built expressly for the trAii,r, and oilers to the palsaengern every comfort end en perior accommodations. - api FRIDAY PACKET tkr t 7o , THE regular naail and ptti . ssenger steam CLIPPER. No. 2,-Captana frpako,-Nvri run as a regular pleliet_betviecirCincinnati and !qui-- burgh,. leaving this port every Friday at 10. A: ?1.., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the Aame 'day. Retuiniriz she will leave Cincinnati every Monday at 10 Welch, For freight or passage apply on board. The Clipper No. 2 was built expressly for this tr.i1.4. , and offers to her passengers every comfort aMI commodation. min 2 R. REGULAR CINCINNATI PACEET. 1M.. t . 7 1. 3 THE. new LT- S. Mail steuMeXACADTA 111. E. Lucas Master, will nth. a -rep, Tar passenger packet I;etween Pittsburgh and'.the above port during the season n' .4846, leaving el4ly Thursday at 10 o'cieck A. M. The Acadia is new and lens superior accornir.odn tions. For freight or passaTeapply on beard, or, to ap9 NFAVTON JONES, Afr:P.Ta; ;)lONDAY PACKET.' - 1 p.; The regular mail an: passenrerstears , .; Capt. Stone, will rr:n as aiiiinlar Picket between PittsbutO and eine'n nati, leaving this pert every Monday nt 30, A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. Af., the same day. Itettrrne_ ing. she will leave Cincinnati every 'rhursdrey, at ii'. A. M.. For ti - eight or passage apply on hoard.. The The Monongahela was- built expresslY for tht.i trade, and offers to the passengers curnihrt, and au . perior acooteraodatious, inar 31 For C lu s e in roil 1 The new packet steam - - er CALIFORNIA, Captain .ilanter, leave for the above and all intermediate pcirts this dav, regularly. . . . . For _freight or passage apply on board, or to . . J. W. BUTLER & 8120., Second - st. The 'California was built e. , cpressly for the above trade, and will:Takeber,trips,regnlarly during the season. . ' atigts . . Ez'or Cincluilittl. E.Rrc.LAn P ACr E.T. • • fiTp! ^ p THE new and light draughtpassemyr steamerWEST F. Capt. BARitt, will leave for the aho.e and all intermediate poria regularly. The Western dritsvii but 12 inches, sr.! was built 'expressly to run in the trade during the low water season. • For freight or passage, haying superior accorrirao. dations apply on board. j 315 WEDNESDAY PACKET. . .4.t , THE, regular mail Mad passenger steam- or NEW ENGLAND, Capt. S. a regalar packet between Pittsburgh tiiid Cincinnati. leaving tbis-port every Wednesday at. 1 . 0 A. M., and Wheeling at 10_P. M. the Ea Die day.- Returning she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday For freight or passage_ apply on hoard. The New Ei4land was built expressly for this . and offers to the passengers everyycomfort and supe rior- accommodations. - 5A:17:1" LOVES P4tIiZETS. FOR ST. LOUIS-=REGULAR PACKET, n7.— e The new and splendid pas.s:eneer steam er TOM CORWIN, Capt. Bugher, frill run in the trade from Pittsburgh to St. Louis r du. ring the season of 1816. The Tom Corwin, was built expressly for the trade, and is elegantly furnished in eceiy respect. For freight or passage apply on board. may 10. FOR ST. LOVIS—REGUIA.R. PACKET; ~ iV M . - j b The'new and splendid pasEengerSteM 5,...... ,7 7 7- , ' , .. BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, will run in '.... er the tradelroni Pitpburglt- to St. Louis during .trail . season rat' 1545. The Prunette was built expressly fur the trade, and is elegantly found in every resieet - For freight..or passage apply ou hoard. :pi.' FOR LOUISVILLE—RECATLAR PACKET. , b The new and splendidpassenger steam ? TONNALEUKA, Cipt. J. K. Bloody, will run in the trade front Pittsburgh to Lobiayille,- during the season of 1846. The Tennaleuka was blljit expresply for the trqde, and is elegantly furniilled in every respect Forfreight or .passage apply on board, .13191Erly and Illitchtn, Wets on Penn and Smith,fie/dsts.. . •-• . i t GENTS for the Old Black Ball Line of Liver pooll and. New York Packet. " Remittances made. as usual to England, Ireland, SE,otland and wales; in spurs of one pound sterling and upwards—payable in any town orimporianen in Great Britain and Ireland. Persons wishing te'irtMd for their friends can_ havn them broughtpef by the above imleridld line, on the • I+s.th•and 16th Reany Month. jyq- - Light hi Dark •rittceel. p , EtISON'S wishing to test the value of a•• bright light - in a dark night, till.pleaie callsat the Drug Store of 11ay5.6.-BrockWay.,•anifidurehase ari article called CANguiNr. `'t>a death to darkness and a 4 !../..-tr9r to eril doirs. , .> • No. it , rouiniereial -Row, Liberty street. • • - • .jets For Sale at" ilia AVltarf. cl i' Tp§T 'received per Canal Boat 10,000 feet inch poplar; 1.0,000 " " B e ts° l 2 .edi 45,000 "' 4%4 - - - * WILY!' 4.11.T.11 ITENC:EftS VARNISHES,.of the very best • V (lushly, tof sale at 1i Ii RYAN?p Cabinet Ware Ilbeins, N 0.3 1 Fifth street. , jyl6 • NTEW ORLEANS SUGAR. —2obilds Sup", 11 for sale by (1e26 . ) " JAMES M.4'.
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