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- or Al kinds, Graining Oak, Mahogany, Satin,
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theny city, will be done at moderate rates, and on
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:30 or'4o.Ss<dlera litau! Stokers,
uriu. -receive immediate employment and the
IV highest wages, et the U. S. Arsenal near Pitts
burgh, Pa. Apply to E. HARDING,
ap2.13-d 1 wawl in Capt. of Ord. Commanding.
Av - ANTED - 2 000 Beef Bladders; '
' .11. A. TAHNESTOCK & Co.,
cornet of Front and Wood sta
- - n.ll.llawktna,
A TTO RNEY AT' LAW, C,rint
well's buildings, nearly opposite the new Court
ha se. ap 1 I-Sm*
• t
Etossioppothio Books.
UST: received atithe Bookstore of the subscriber
J
iasth street., near Market :
kisteria Medic's, pure,' by Samuel .Daltnernan,
trensltted-and edited try Charles Julius Hempel, M.
1 4.4 unlit. . .
Hortarties 4earl4 :- diseasa, by Dr. liempel, col, I.
lionairopathin Domestic illed/cine, by J. Lowrie,
4 etilarged and improved, by A. J. Ilan, M. D.
' Jahr's New Manual, yol.•L No. 1 and 3.
Hering's Domestic Physician.
iblannal of Domestic Cookery, for the use ofper
tonairboaie under litunceopathic treatment.
liaitainghattse.nta Thera.pmtic Pocket book fur
homrepatbists, by Dr. Okie.
• I
Aabnernan's Chronic Diseases., vol 5.
Together with Medicine Chests of different sizes
and prices. (apl6) VICTOR SCAItIA.
3111.11ary Good".
PALIT.trrES, Swords, Sashes, Caps, Plames,
74.:11uuons, Lace, and ail kinds of Trimmings,
for Sale by
aPI2 . W. W. WILSON.
;1 ; .•' ' . --.:" . . Lamps. •
kLA.D.G£ and beautiful' assortment of Patent
tiolar Lard Lamps, suitable fur Churches ' no
tate, Steamboats and Dwellings, constantly on band
at v tle-loweatprices.
'Atop," illr Argand Gas burners.
W. W. WILSON.
ECFAVING -in Store and for sale;3oo bushels
'-.l)ried Apples, by L. S. WATERMAN,
tit 16 No, Sl, Water, hail Gil. ?row. SU,.
eOOO B u lk o
P r • rted—also 4000 lbs. us.
so rted_Bt 2 c a o s u s :jult received and for salt
L. S.WATERMAN,
No, 31 ; Water, itiiihnVront EtR.
by.
T!P / 6 .
133()eXceE.
for sale Pippins, Lc., just
. L. S. Vv•ATERNIAN,
Ip-16 ' 1'44. 31, Water, and 62 Front strent.
.50 BBLS. White Beans, in stnie atid for sale
L. S, WATERMAN,
No; 37, Water, and 62 Front stn.
o-g -BBLS. Family Flotir, jest received and for
rk, saleby L S. WATERMAN,
ap 16 No. 31; Water; and 62,-Front m.
To Let:
rrlit STORE on the corner bf Market and Fifth
street, now occupied 14 Whitehead and Mee
.
ALSO,
A - rpOni . in lower story of a ininse on the corner of
Fifth and Union streets. Possdision given immedi
ately.' Apply to. -
ap 15 ; JAMES MAY.
Dried Peaches.
SACKS of dried Deaehes- z -a good article—just
1 0‘../ received on, consignment; for sale by
- -
10,1.0 . 1.1 R-5 0. Obis Family Flour, for sale by
• J. D. WILLIAMS &Co.,
• . ,
ipls
..‘ . 110 Wood st
QOAP-61) . Boxes Extra No 1, for sale by
► apll3 .1. D. WILLIAMS & Co. 110 Wood st
SINIAR;— 10 Hli • ds prime, in store and for sale by
443 J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., 110 Wood st.
ItirOLASSE.S.-450 tibia. N. 0., in prime order;
For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS az Co.,
.apls Ile Wood et
rIOPPERAS---20 sbls. oft consignment, fur sale
X./ very low . • by .1. U. WILLIAMS br. Co.,
.aplb . . 110 Wood at.,
IMLASS—=.IOO Doses assorted sizes, lbr sale by
• J. D. WILLIAMS' Co.,
. • a p l3 110 Wood et
V1G..‘,50 Drums Smyrna, for sale by
,J. D. WILLIAMS & Co., 110 Wood at.
A.notl!Ler Large Arrival of New Books.
-AT .coolts , s, 86 'FOURTH STREET.
GWRGE. or the Painter of the Isle of France: A
tale.of the Land and Sea; by Alex. Dumas.
The Letter Big of the Great Western, or life in a
Eteanier; by the author ofuSina Slick" etc.
The Oath ofAl.irion: a Storj , of the Revolution; by
Charles J. Peterson.. -
The King or the 'Sea, atale ()tithe Fearless and
'tee) by Ned Buntline.
Father /Idefonso, or tha Priests of St. Omers.
'Paxt and Pzasent, and Chartism; by Thos.Carlyle—
i partsaLibrary of Choice Rending.)
Six' Lectures on the use of our Lungs andcauses
and cure of Consumption, Asthma and diseases of the
Heart, and on"the mode of preaerving health; with
28 illustrations, by S. S. Fitch, A. M., M. D. -
Democratic ' Review for April.
_Knickerbocker for April.
Hunt's Merchants' Magazine for April.
. Wandering Jew—new supply.
'Ma* Jones' Courtshin—new edition, with a.-few
additional letters and engravings.
The Horse's 'Foot, and now to keep it sound; by
Wmi Miles..
o:r.Justreceived and for sale at COOK'S Literary
Depot, 86 Fourth street. • apl4
Pinsk Arrival.
NXTE-have received a number of valuable Books,
+ll- . ll:et-published, among which are the follow-
ing :
M"Cheyne's Life and Sermons, 2 rola ;
•Haldane on Romans;
Sketches of North Carolina;
History or Presbyterian dottrel in Kentucky ;
- The Genius of Scotland; •
• Chalmer's Moral Philosophy.;
-
Mary Jane •Graham; • •
•
'Winsleiv on declension and revival;
-ThoPmadamiteEarth;
Mirkaret, or the Pearl: by Rev. C. B. Taylor;
• -•Lady Mary : - • "
The GreatCarnmandment;
Scripture Reader's Guide: by C. Fry;
The'Lmd.'s Prayer: by Bonnet;
= Thankfulness 'and - other Essays;'
For Sale at Eastern prices; by
• ELLIOTT &
app. - S 6 Market st., between 3d and 4th
OLD PENS—Received a large Mortaient.o
the &eat quality Dimond or ever.:poinfed gold
siOos; asil.fort WO at thee lowe.aVorcei.
s o,: • - W. AV:. WILSON.
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GEO. COCHRAN,
No. 26 Wood at
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GREAT ITALIAN:IitMEbY
PuiL - Amsiita iA, Ap . 0., 1546
Being•afflicted for some.S years wilk.that most
distressing disease. the astbtria• and. for the last
3 year§ much of the - tittle cO4ned -to my room,
and at several different times My life was diiaz
paired of; I concluded rto obtain• soine of ikla
rani's. Sicilian Syrup, wiatch Was fecomMentled
me by a friend from New York. who staled- that
it had cured some of the most inveterate cases
known:to the medical professions Suffice it to say,
that; after-ustug the above medicine far about 4
weeks,t wa.s entirely relieved, and I belie radi
cally cured. Yours with respect,
OLIVER W. OWEN, -
No 175 - Bertram st., Philabra.
Hays & 'Brockway, Wholesale and Retail Agents;
see advertisement. leb22
CalfiSTIE'S Galvanic Remedies for all kinds Of
nervous affections they have been used with entire
success in all cases of Rheumatism, acute or chro
nic, applying to the head, face or limbs; gout, tic
dolereux, bronchitis, vertigo, nervous or sick head
ache, indigestion, paralysis, palsy, epilepsy, fits,
convulsions, cramp,- palpitation of the heart, neu
ralgia, general debility, &c. In cases ofdyspepsia,
which is simply a nervous derangement of the di•
gestive organs they have Leen found equally suc
cessful.
These applications are in the form of Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, Bands, Bradlefi. pelts, &c.
See advertisement tar further - particulars on
the outside of this sheot.
Forsale at the only agency, 57 Market street
allVizoormo Cot-mi.—Messrs Editors—l ob
served some time ago a communication over the
signature for "A Parent," stating that Dr. Jayne's
Indian Expectorant had been the means of saving
the lives of three of his children, who were suffer
ing sevetely with whooping cough; and haling, but
a short time before, lost one of my children by
that dreadful complaint, and having another, and
my only child, suffering the greatest agony with
the same disease, and in hourly expectation of its
death, I was induced to purchase a bottle of it,and
commenced using it It cording to the directions—
and to the surprise of all it began to Mend in tit
teen minutes after-we commenced using it; and the
child has now completely recovered.
I have no acquaintance with Dr. Jayne, but I
hereby return him* a litisbaturs and a father's
grateful acknowledgments.
J. L. SIMPKINS
Philadelphia, April 22J, 1546.
Jayne; Hair Tonic.—We commend to the atten
lion of those desirous of restoring their hair o• im
proving its beauty - , to this elegant preparation
We hear It 'every where highly spoken of, and es
pecially by all who hove made use of it, as greatly
efficacirms,in stimulating the growth of the hair,
and preventing, and curing many affections of the
skin. Its virtues are amply and sufficiently prow-
Y Sun.
For sate in Pittehurgh at the PEKIN TEA
STORE,? FOURTH street, near Wood—and at
the Drug Store at H. P. Schwartz, Federal etreet,
AllegbeityCity. marl
Teas, Grocery, Pratt and Provision Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 141 LIDERTV Sear. r.
ISOWN mould respect:U:ly inform
11 his old friends, and the pnttlic generally, that
he has again commenced busiitess in the above
branches, next door t.i his 1141 stand, where he
hoper, by keeping a supp!c of good artie!es, setting
low• for cash, and payitez strict aVermou 11:0-
rOng, to merit a share of public patronage, mr2.2.-Int
PILYSICIAN AND sLItGEON
DLI. A. W. OLIVER,
rrAKES this method of announcing to his friends,
and the public generally, that he has returned
to the city, and intends (promptly) to attend upon
the practice of his profession, in . all their various
department/. Having faithfully attended (the part
winter) one of the best Medirul Colleges, where the
facilities in the Hospital and dissecting rooms are
not surpassed by any other institution, added to his
former opportunities, together with many years
esperience, feels confident that he shall continiii•
to receive a &Imre of public confidence and patron
age. Office, No. S St. Clair street. mar i-tt'
-
Dlesultittlois of Partnersilap. —
AIILON MARTIN haying sold his entire inter.
.1 cat in the firm of martin of smith, to William
M. Sinclair, the imrtnership heretofore existing on
der said firm is this thy disulvcil, and the tnnne,,
will be hereafter conducted at tit• old n and. by
William 1-1. Smith and t.Villutin M. Sinclair, undei
the firm of SMITII & SINCLAIR.. Those imMbted
the late firm will make p.iyrnent to Smith t:Sinclair,
who aloe. are cathurized to settle the business of
the late firm. 2,TAIILt AIARTIN,
W. 11. SMI rn.
, Pittsburgh, March 26,1647.
In retiring from the firm ufMart,n Smith, the Un
dersigned would elteurfeily :tad earneitly memo
'mend Alessre Smith & Sinclair to the customers of
the late 4rin t act: t 4.) pihreliageri gm:el-any.
mar2fi MARLON MARTIN.
. .
SINCLAIR,
31.+0171:: &• surru t )
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION IIIERCIIANTS,
SG, Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
The undersigned liaving entered into partnmship
under the above sty c,respectmlly ask the patronage
of the friends of the tate firm, and of purchasers gen
erally. They feel warranted in promising that they
can give satisfaction to ntl who may buy of them or
confide husiuess to their care.
Pittsburgh, March 26, 1547
N. 0. Sugar.
N. Orleans Sugar; a prime article, just
ti kJ received and fur sale by
:;:virrm & SIN'CLAIR,
56 Wood st.
Tierces Rice, of die very first quality, just re
ceivedd and for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
58 Wood st.
llolarsco, in store and for sale by
SMITH et SINCLAIR,
67 Wood it.
, 200 Barrel■
It OLL I
. 13 Ur TTF r
sal :ll— by 4 . parrela, fresh, and in good
or niar27 SMITH & SINCLAIR, 5G Wend Ft.
Corpeotcrs.
JUST received and for sale a fresh lot of Union
Factory Plants. at No. SS IVood street.
mar 23 ItHIN WALKER.
EMMEN
I L cry Bales Tennessee Cotton, reed per steamer
4 "Amerman." and thr sale by
war 27 FRIEND, ItHEY &Co. 57 Water st.
6500 Lbs flacon, (hog round,) recived and for
sale by FRIEND, RfIEY &
No. h 7 Water st,
N. 0. Sugar.
1 00 We prime N. 0. Sugar, for sale •by
FRIEND, RHEY 4c CO.,
57 Witter street
A. A. MAS ON,
62 MARKET STREET—Is daily receiving Cas
es and Pack /ges of entirely new and desirable
Spring Goods, of the latest importation, - comprising
In part Cashmere and Broclia Shawls; Spring and
Summer, do.; Rich Silk, of every variety; extra
qualities Bomazines, Alpines, Alpaccas. &c, Also,
de Laines, Cashmeres, Balzarines, l3areges, Muslins,
Organdies, Linens, Lawns, French Catnbrics, Cali
cos, Ginghams, of every style and quality. Purchas
ers are respectfully invitlit to examine our stock, as
we feel confident we can offer them great induce
ments, as regardiutyle and prices. an?
New Fourth Street Bakery,
CONFECTIONARY. AND FRUIT STORE, !o.
74 Fourth street, 2 doors from Wood and next
door to A. Jaynes' Pekin. Tea Store.
The undersigned will re-commence business nt
the above place on Monday thebth.of April, Orders
for Fancy Cake, Pastry, Ice Creams, Tolley, Confec
tionary, Fruit, &c., will be attended to with des
patch acid in a manner not to be excelled by any
other establishment in this city.
Fresh Bread and Rusk manufactured solely from
white wheat flour and free from all drugs—every
morning. Dont forgot 74 Fourth street.
ap6-tf ANDREWS.
W. S. FLEMING.
ROUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTER,
Glazier Fiad Paperhanger,
Ispreparad to undertake the above 'business itt
all its various branches, and warrants to give sat
tafaction-in.every. respect, Military Standard Ban
nersyFlage, &c.,'paintedso order. Oddfellows and
Masonic aprons always"-On. hand., Imßlitiont of
.woodit and marbles Arnie in superior manner.. . "
.01r Slans'ofill kinds done a 0 the shortest.notice. :
aplo4l 'Clattst;;Pittabuigh;Pa.
~'S. - .ti ~.:Ll'
~ ~ ,{
=mai
>r:, y
VSSENCES-10 sakt.by
;LA - • 'li &..11.1CATCKWAY,
watlB iio 2, C4ial 4eratal
:VERVE :and (lone .lAreinOrit44. gratia.l3utler , a,
lairitDoit We Drug wureftoka.a oP
dt 11 . 4PCKWAY,
Navin.:
"marlB
VAMPROR-1, rafineti,for site at the Drug
'warehodse or BROCKWAY,
marl g . tibeityst. neai Canal Basin.
CIPR. TUftIi,ENTINE-4 - Derr°ls, furcate at the
0 Drug warehouse of . '
- HAYS' & BAD= WAY,
Liberty at. near Canal Basin.
1 pRESH Garden and Flower Seeds, from Russell's
Garden s reeeived and for sale by
HAYS & nriock WAY,
Liberty St. near Canal Basin.
rIHLORIDE LIME-2 e , sks in store and for sale
1...) by HA 1 S S. BROCKWAY,
matlS Liberty St. near Canal Basin.
SHOE Hacking-5 gross, Fatrnan's, for sate at
He Dreg warehouse of
L .
AMP BLACK-1 case bast English, for salt) at
the Drug warehouse or
INDIGO-2 certions Spanish Float, for sale at the
Drug warehouse of
HAYS & DROCKWAY.
martB Liberty st. near Canal Basin.
OARS. AMONIA-4 Jars, fbr.sale at the Drug
k_,/ warehouse of HAYS f DROCnWAY,
marlS Liberty rt. near Canal Millie.
PAINTS, Oils and Varnish, oT all kinds, for sale
at the Drug Warehouse of
CIOPPKILAS-25 bble of Welf's Copperas, first
quality, rceuired on consignment, 6,r sale by
GEO. CtICIIII,I.N.
marlB No 26 Wood street.
SCYTHE SN ElTHS—Receivell and tor sal* by
GEO. COCHRAN,
marlB N 0.26 Wood street.
VlCES—Wetberill.s bright Vices fors j4y
GEO. COCHRAN,
warn No. 26 Wood street.
'TAY FORKS-50 done Hay and Manure Forks
for sale by GEO. COCHRAN,
marlB ?n 26 Well st.
rLAXSEED OIL.-20 barrebi just receiveu illJd
Gar sale by MILLER & RICKETSON.
uaar29
LA . B Midi N. 0. Sugar, just received and for sale by
marl 3 MILLER 6r. RICRETSON.
1011. N JACKS--300 Corn Jacks, f'or sale' bv
marl 3 MILLER 8: RICKETSON.
11T MITE 11.SI1-70 Bbls., in store and for sale by
marl 3 MILLER'4 , RICKETSON.
y ACiI:EILEL--No. 3, Large;
111 :10 Barre:s in Shure and for sale by
mar 13 MI LLK it d• hIC iC I•7l'g"v
jocv,LEll. HERRING-30 Barrels l'ici4Cu her
ring or -alewives, in store and for..ile by
marl 3 MILLER & RICK ETSON.
CST received and for sale low—l Smith , .
best quality New York Coach Varnish. Also,
I qr. lihl. Leather Varnish, fbr gale by
feb.2o ROBERTS & RANI!, g'2. 3d st.
EBI.S. Copal Furnitnre. Varnish, N. 1 and 2,
Smith's Now York lanke, on band asd for sale
by the gal. or bbl., by 11.1/11211SS VICE,
No. tsf.l., 3.1 Kt.
_ _
L Am; k: l o t of s.lsoing:LiTy Plank .aa.lVtteurs,
for Baia by 11.013k.FITS
fela:ZO No. b:l., 3J st.
1/ I/, FEET hest quality Rosewood, nn hand
txl.fl V and for sale by Willi...l . as 6: NAN
No. Sf.`., 3d st.
I) An LEAD-1;;,003 lba. IL: Lead, for sale LI )
JAMES M %Y.
F ARD, IGO kegs, No. I, Lard on constenment.
JA And fur sale by F. SELLIQL.S.
pet t )24. Nn. F 7, Lthrriv street.
.
Improved Lard 011.
1." 13.1.1111.1LLS Winttr Lard Od, just recrived from
1 the :mot ui'acturers and for sate at Cincinnati
whole.;ale nut: retail, by Fits. SF:I.I.ERA,
duc2S i No. 171.; , r•.••,.•
_ .
r Tierces fresh Rice;
4.1 14 We, Conk !ins unproved Lard (Mr
10,000 lbs. Bacon, Shoulders. Oa liana and
for sale by SELLF:IIS.
sepl4. Ne. 17, Liberty street.
pRoDucE---G obis and 5 kegs Lard;
5 do Roll Mater;
1 ' 1u
1,1)1s No 3 Large Mackerel;
10 1,1131,1 s do do;
G do No 1 do do;
15 bids Nos 1 and 2 d o ;
G do No I Salmon; .
25 do do Herrings;
drums Codiltilt; for Sclio b.
LAMBERT SHIPTON,
•
fel,4 133 and 135 Wood at
11.1 APLE SUGAR—I,OOO lbs. reed and ]hr sale by
LAMBERT 5t SHIPTON,
feb4 133 andl3s Woollst.
CI . TATIONEIII"--Jtict opening, a lard and r2ka
did aseortment of French, English and Ameri
can Stationery-, which we invite the politic to call
and examine. JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
nct:29 Stationers, M2rkrt it.
W. it. SMITH . .
W, 91. SINCLAIR
OTA TIONEIt Y FOR LADIES.
P.:peteries, Port-folios, Note Pipir of all kinds,
Note Erilelopes, Motto Wafers, Motto Seals, Writ
ing Stands. and Floral Wafers, Spangled Sealing
Wax, Einbossed•edged Letter-paper, Card Cases,
Visiting Cards, Pocket Books, Ivory Tablets, Note
Clips, sc. ?i.e. Fur sale by
'JOHNSTON k STOCKTON.
dec3l corner of Market and Third sta.
OLD PENS —Bagley's celebrated ever pointed
kir Gold Pens, just received and for sale at reduied
rates, by JOHNSTON tr. STOCKTON,
0et2,9 Booksellers, Market Att.
50 1301.5. Pitch:
50 Rosin;
150 Boxes Tobacco, various sites;
10,000 Seed leaf Cigars;
On consignment and will bu sold low for Cash, or
exchanged tbr Pittsburgh manufactures, by
scps TAAFFE & O,CONNOR.
DEDSTEADS of different kinds with Gazzam's
jUll iron patent faitaniiiga, superior to anything now
in use, fUr sale low at the furniture warehouse of
'angl. T. D. YOUNG & Co, Hand street. ,
POPLAR BOARDS, well Seasoned and fur sale by
(novlB.l L. WILUARTIL
parsßußcif sTEk:L iAroitKs AND SPhLNG
AND AXEL FACTORY.
3OIXt. CLILIGG.
MIL C /OWE&
• JONygs & QUIGG,
T A NUFACTURERS of Spring and Blister Steel,
Ii Plough Steel, Steel Plough Wings, Coach and
Eliptic Springs, Hammered Iron Asks, and dealers
in.Malleahle Castings, and Coach Trimmings, gen
rally, corner of Ross and Front streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa. feb26-d2m
_Br azteee Bellows.
TUST received an assortment,large sizes,Braziei
tj Hand Bellows; also, Parlour and Kitchen, do.
Wholesale and Retail, JOHN W. BLAIR,
decl6. 120 Wood sit.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE in 6th and - Sth
wards.—The subscriber offers for %ale thirty
or forty very desirable building lots, situate on Wy
lie street and Pennsylvania avenue, and on streets
South ofthe 4th street road. The above - Rite are ad •
jacent to the new Court Hointei and et short distance
from the centre of the city, also,. a new dwelling
house to let on Wylie street.
mar3l AI,V.X. BLACK', Wylie et.
' THE Cook's own Book ; _
Miss Acton's Cookery;
Miss Beeehor's Receipt Book r
Miss Leslie's House Book ;
The House-keeper's HVOIC;
French Cookery; at
IL! S. BOSWORTH% tr.
43 Market et
Books::.
JlTELadps'Dhok of Poetry and, Flowers;
The Dew Drops; •
Oracles frourthePot#Br
Gems or Beauty,
Sentiments of Flieweri:'• a :.
For sale at • U. ""-
S. B°81""`
43,31 co.
-
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
Liberty st. near Canal Basin
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
Liberty et. Pear Canal Basin
HAYS &1311OCKWAY,
near Canal Basin, Liberty At
N. 0. Sugar.
3 do Cloverseed;
5 0 0 1119 Fenthern;
4 I,',is I,Vh,te Ikana;
31l page Woollen Soaks;
Received and for sale I , v
LAMIII.IIIt /h. SHIPTON,
133 and 135 Woud ot
Latest Improvement
took Eigoks:
*A.
CIN C /INA- T 'RACKETS.
1847-. If r 4 'P T 1547:
x re E. Mali' and Pitationger-.Stearner IS
. N
Ev.rri);.4 - -A: Al. MAsori,
mil run 0.6 areguiar paaket beteriea.Pit:sburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving Pittalnirgliev4ry Sunday at 10 05-
The-Isanc;Nowton was bilikt,thib spring; expressly
for tho trade, and offers to passengers every comfort
. and snporior accommodations. • fesl3.
MONDAY PACKET.
Jr': -. The regular mail and . passen o gerstramer
• 64 - 1 - 11 MONONGAHELA, Capt. Stone, will run
as a regular Packet between Pittihurgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every Monday at IQ, A. M.,
and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the sami day. ,:Heturn
ing,, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M. For freightor passage apply. on board,
The Monongahela - was built :expressly- Ibr this
trade, and offers to tho passengers comforl, and su
perior accommodations. -'ma; 31
1 8 Tuesday Pitiagiet.
. • ,
irre 47
The re mit nd passenger steam
gular lA, ?ho..
a2' Capt. J. riLiNE-
I
sruren, w, run as a regular pae r et. et% eek tP'
its
burgh and. Cincinnati, leaving this port every,Tues
day at 10 A. M., and. Wheeling at 'lO- P. 141." of the
same day. Returning, Rho Will leave - Cincinnati ev
ery Friday at 10. A. Al. For freight or passage ap
ply on board.
0-.l"The Hibernia No. 2, was built expressly for
the trade, end °Were to the passengers every com
fort and superior accommodationa. . jan12,18.17
1847. Wedncsdffiy Pu*ket. 1847
ENGLAND, No. 2, Capt.
, 4 s. T IL E A 7 I:. ENV will leave Pittsburgh every
Wei nesclay morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every
Wednesday evening at 10 P.M.; and Cincinnati eve
ry Saturday at 10 o'clock, A. M. • , feb2o •
1847. P taCRISIT• 1847.
• r FwisrNsT : capt.R. ln AEp: wii l
I;aveitt : b y r.hoye,y;. L ;
morning At 10 o'clock; "Wheeling every Thursday
evening at 10 P. M.: and. Cincinnati every Sunday
at 10 utcluak, A. INT. febl9
sATuRDAV PACKET,
The regular mail and passenger steamer
AIESSENGER, Capt. Ltriflird, will run as
a regular acket between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati every, Tuesday, at 10
&elk A. M. For freight or passage apply on hoard.
The Messenger was built expressly 11,r this trade,
and oilers to her passengers every comfort and ac
commodation. mar 23
SATURDAY PACK &T
MThe regular tnail and passenger steminfiz
UCIRCASSIAN, Capt. Isaac Bennett, will
run as a regular Picket between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Saturday, at 10,
A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day.
Returning, she will leave. Cincinnati every Tuefidayr
at 10, A. M. Fdr freight or passage apply on board.
The Circassian was built expressly for this trade,
and offers to her passengers eacry comfort and ac
commodation. mar .23
rHintsDA v PACKET
Tiil.: new U. S. ;drill steamer ACADIA,
AI. E. I.iviattr, Minster, will run as a regu
lar passenger panket between Pittsturgh and the
above port during, the season or 1846, leaving every
Tlwredny nt 10 n cloak S. M. •
The Acroha is new dud hap superioraccommoda
tions. For freight or paasage apply no board, or to
ap9_ J. NEWTON JONES, A^ent.
Por Cincinnati and Louisville.
TIV! tieW and splendid passenger steam-
C L lA, (pri EAT, Master,. will
leave for the ;,hose and intermediate ports, regular
ly.
freight ur pitssage apply on board, or to
jet WILKINS, Agent.
LA - or ClaCtllliftti and St. Lnrtla
r., Th.. , passenger steamer PALINTINR,
'. 1 . 1,7,1 Capt. W 11116.110, Will leave tbr the above
and . all intermediate Ports regularly.
For freight or passage apply on b oard. • je9.
Tucsdn'y Evening; P4c4ct•
The new and splendid passenger steam
boat DECLARATION, Capt. Vortices.
will run ass regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. Returning she will leave Cincinnati
every Frii:ty evening at 3 o'clock.
The Declarction offers caperior Iccorrintotktinn ,
to passengers. For l're;glit or ?amine apply on
hoard.
jel
For CinCtitvati
Tilt' 1 , 1•11 known fast running steamer
• •
, .1. onlyth, Maeter, nun
3•1 a regular Packet, leaving ery Wednesday morn
mg at 1t) o'clock, and- W itGeitng, at ID; p. 11i„ the
same , INy. KtrZilnithili she win - thirty Clitemitati
every Satnrduy, at 10, A. Id.
For freight or passugp apnly nn board, or to
FORSYTH Yr. Co., Agents,
ap IS No. 30, Water street.
Wel:al:Mc nevilair Packet,
Tut: steamer ARENA, Rx.rsr. C. Fl.r.g
it eos, Master, will leave Pittsburgh for
Wellscdic and all interlard:ate landings, on Mon_
Jays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 0 o'clock, 4.M.;
and Wellsville for Pittsburgh on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Sat orda vs, at B o'clock, A. M. For freight
or passage apply ;in 'board, • decs
Bon Wheeling... Regular Packet.
• ; L eTn splendid light draught steamer
DOMINION, S. Twee, Master, will run
as a rjgularpacket between Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing; lean ng Pittsburgh liar ;A; heeling every Monday,
Wedoserlay and Friday, at 3 o'clock. P.M.; and leav
ing Wheeling for eittxburgh every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at it o'clock, A. M. For freight
or passage apply on board. novb
spaiNG surrLy
13()OTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c.
4T
I., OLLANIBEE.bc HAI WA RIPS new Boot, Shoe,
and Trunk Store, No. 186 I.thert . ) , nt. nearly op.
poeite the head of Wood et.
F. 4- H. hate in store and are receiving their
spring and quinnter supplies of Boots, Shoes, Paint
Leaf llats, Trunks. 5.m.:4-e. consisting ufthe largest
and best assortment they have ever been able to
bring to this market. Our stock of Goods has most
ly been manufactured to our order and expressly fur
the Pittsburgh market...
iVe would solicit au examination of our stock by
all in want of goods in our line, either at wholesale
or routil, as we shall sell at a small advance above
cost.
PordiasPrs will find it to their intereetto Call and
examine our etrek 'Wore parchasibg.
FOLLANSBEE tz HAYWARD,
°P3 No 163 j iherh st.
Paint bc.if lists
9 67 dna. Men , e and Pays , Palm Leaf Hats, re
ceived and fur sale very low.at
FOLLANSREE 4- HAYWARD'S
Boot; Shoe and Trunk Store, No. 186, Liberty et
nearly opposite the head of Wood tit. apr3
No Cure, No PAy.
Dr. Jackson's Pile Embrocation Never Faila
tri4ERE: are few disclaims more common or trouble
". BMOC than the Piles, and yet, notwithstanding,
great efforts have been made to cure by the use of
pills, electuaries, linttneuts, Fix:, all were filtile and
of little be - ietit. Now the Embrocation is the only
medicine used, A person who has been suffering
with the Piles of the worst hind came from Salem,
New Jersey-, almost oh purpose to express his grati
tude for the speedy cure that thusmedicine had affec
ted in his es.se.—Whila. Sat. Post.
From the Philadelphia Lager
Reap Titi3!l-Last week, we understand, was a
great week far the sale oltt. Jackson's Pile Embro
cation. Such is its reputation that travellers from
all sections of the country, where the Medicine is
not for sale, on arriving at this city; either want it
themselves or have . ders froth their friends. Pro
bably no medielne eier offered to the public hris ef
reeled so many cures, and sold so rapidly as this
Embrocation.
'A CURE POR DEAFNESS
Read the roll:mica from the Philadelphia public
Ledger:
1.1.4 vi Tor trg.li "It:TED IT 7-If not, do not delay
another day, but send immediately; if you have
been ono of the- wise sot! prudent, [and already
bought bottle, the question is settled: you have re
covered your hearing. Scarf:Ws Oil fur deafness
never fails. ft is the. onlyi . tnedicinc that will cure.
Thousands or dear warms will give their testimony
in its favor. The . beatity of thething diet it; eirres
you without produeing any pain. _
.•
Bioncntni is an inflammation of the lining of thh I
wind tubes which run through the Lungs, producing 1
pain or soreness of the chaitt, cough, difficulty oil
breathing, spitting of bfoiad,, emaciation, CoiSsetsi•-
ilOll and. DEeirt... JAYiI.E`B EXPECTORANT at',
once snbdues the inflamination; relieves the cough
and cleanses the lungs Irma obstruction,ef
fects a speellY cure ' lirepoieatif South. Third
et Phllaclelphia. • ,
For sale in Pittebitgli at tiit PEkiN TEA sTon;
22 Fourth xi, near Wood—aiid at the Drug Store pm.
ILT:so l lFArktite4l7o,o4 P411.0.1'
:.~"'=_
.osAk , -
• ~
.4.u4iti)rie*ted by tho eitizemi d4the ciiy
of -Paul/limb, to Audit:-the ,Acdountalbe;
the
Prerseens•Vtaft.foor or iti City, and the, Collectors
ofpoorTaxor from the lut April, 1946; io
April ; 1947. . ; • ,
C11.41Q; bolleotor in lilt: Ward.
To amount of Eliipliate tilt 1846 $5;560 69
jay cash paid L.L . Ashbridge,
Overseer of Poor i $3,516 20
By cash_ paid R. Morrow, act
ing Overseer of Poor,
lay Cniornission for Collecting
at 5 per cent. •
By Exoneration's for unseated
lots and loot taxes,, •.
JNO. M , ItEE; Col lector Sucand Ward
To am't orDuplieute for 1846, 84,1196 32
" Tatteti collected not in Du
• 29 711
84,4 2 0 1 0
By Eundrypayradnts of Cash to W. Chap-
man, Overaecr of Poor, $3,837 4
Balance, 584 81
$4,424 tq
,
No .—When the eommission f,,t• collecting is al
lowed, and the lost taxes and exunerations deducted
from the shove balance, the amount due will nut ex
ceed 6300.
FAIRNAN, Collector Third Ward
I/R.
To amount of duplicate for 184 G, 0,125 33
CR.
By cash paid to W. Chapman, Oferscer_
of Poor, as per receipt,. t 4,100 1)0
do do 11. Denny, --
Guardian of the Pour, 500 00
By Balance, 525 38
Ncrre—When the trip' 044w:then—is made for
collecting, and for lost ta4e4t, the algae bylance will
be very small.
RICHARD HOPE, Collector foucth Ward
To ain't of Duplicate fur 1846,
By cash old I.J. AsLhriclge, $4,116 69
11. Morrow, 621 9
Balance due, mpollcctcd, 718 14
e 5,655 9:2
Norr.—When the comtnlcidop for collecting is al
lowed, and n deduction made for lost taxes and ex
onerntions, the balance actually due by Mr. !lope
Niil be leis than sVid.
JAMES E;•LEAi\, Collector lifth Ward.
Aft.
To amount of duplicate for ISA $2,590 CO
Clt.
By cash paid I. J. Rohl:ridge,
Overseer., $2,1R3 67
do do It. Morrow, lEld if 7
By error and lost tales, bti 56
Ity canner:alum; fur uuscatod
property;
By eommitsion for collecting,
5 por cent, IN 08
By servicci in making out du-
Plicate,
JA.4r.n M. JEIRUSII, Cqlloctor, Siit i Ward
Ta amount of duplicate for 18,16,
CR.
By cash paid W.Chapwan,
per receipts,
By balance,
?Cent—When eummi.sion is allow ed, the hal
ante actually due will he small_
W. CIIAPPiLIN, Overseer Poor, in account with
the Cay of Pitt3burgh.
To cash rf:c•il Iron; J. Collrctor,
R 2 per receipts, $3,837 29
" " T. Fairronn, 4,1C0 GO
61 1 6 J. M. Brush, GOO GO
C R.
Ily caul' For A'Airr - man's uarran ts, 25 40
". Watebulap's aeryincs, 1 t.lO
" " Gal, and coal Ituling,4s7 67
f 4, n«nt oiCol !louse, 30 60
" `‘ 141 ts due by E.F.Pratt.
ClVc.a.rer,l3.Cl:•Cf eiVelFttt, — 1; , 17.% OT
" " Far rota Iluu>D ox-
peroies, 37L 79
"f Saler.) , of E. F. Pratt,
in full, 120 43
" Poor asigh Ward, .252 04
" John Laughlin. for
materials for nett Putir House
and City Farm, 1,009
41 $' For insurance en new
Poor House, 13 00
Specification and pan
for N. P. 11. 45 00
•' " Phesician`s salary, at
new Poorhouse, 83 38
" .Labor, flay, Potatoes,
Coal , Eze. 220 50
FUrnlEhing Poor House, 31...+6 C 6
" " Coffins,c••nccyaucc,4-c.lOO
"
'• For Grave digging, 16 19
.4 " Advertising, 12 15 .
" For fuel, food, and out
door poor, . 1,011 25
•` For supplies for tnonth
ly pauper, 1,879 22
" '• wr dry goods. do do 34 94
" For shoes do do 24 12
`• For clothing do do 6 fit)
.. Fo r medicine, 61 13
" I'. Falicstock, Physi-
150 00
" For Election expenses 37 50
" " For Hospital, 82 25
" C,olopensation to W ?
Chapman, 400 CO
" " Office Rent, Up
Auditor's compensation, 50 00
" " Balance handed by W.
Chapman to the Guardians of the
Poor, 258 04
I. 1. ASIIBRIDGE, Overseer of the Poor, is Aceount
with City of Pittsburgh.
DR.
To cash rood from steamer New
England,
" " Charles Sibert
for funeral expenses,
" " patient in hoe
pital,
41 (I
cf J. B. Guthrie,
collector of the-port, 17 50
" is " sale , of erects
of Pauper; ' : 1 57
it it " " do.
deceased stranger, 80
~, " " steamer Prai
rie Bird, S 00 ,
ii g; " .1. Emmanuel, 29 70
~ ~ .. Charles Craig, '
Collector, ' 3,516 20
lit si " Jas. McLean,
Collector, 2, 153 67
It it " Ridi'd Hope,
Coll , r, as pr receipts exhibited, 4,115 69
Total, -$9,894 13
CR,
By balance due to I. J.Ashbriclge,
as per Auditoes rephrt, 25th
April, 1546, °
By pay. of eon: of e - ash,elething,
fuel, arid food furnished to
triontlilyi and out-doer poor, as
per receipt's entered in receipt
book, 3,351 15
By pay, for grave digging, horse,
hire, coffins, and conveyanc9,_
By supplies 1.0 poffr !mum, to
gether with salary , of 'Superin
tendent, map hire, find help, 779 4I
By cash paid to Panzer 6th ward; 36 64 '
" " Allegheny
city, 30 od
for advertising eh
per receipts, 1 . !9 Tu
gg CI for books, 28
toll, . 24 07
" for coal and coal
, . 561 22
4 , 4 , far hospital expen
ses, 127 33
c!" • for medicine,. 55 78
" to Geo. Watt, phy
.lo7/5
aiclan,
et . , ei di debts due by E.
F. Pratt; as per receipts; , 2,047 59 ;
et , as..p'er receipts, as
due tot. , F.,Pratt, , • • 160 00'
By cash paid R . Morrow for Sid;
animus stiarrantii;-, ,
4,..iefiii#1,0167.' Laughlin; Oa;
tor
.•
•,
nary articlee for poor boost.. • '
• and firm '.4;236: 13 :2 • -
Ay cash.paitfonrcceiPi;;.•latacl sth;.= ' 1 .
Jan'. 1847, of biesers.l , ditclelt,_
Meredith, and Snittle;it.tlitori •
for the yea: entling - APril-1846, 75 Ott
by'aitowance to 1. J..P.abbridge - •••- •
-for nine months> adsnde,at $5O • , -
per mooth,, .• . • 450- 00:
By balance due by t .4. - Aah•
bridge to city of Pittethurgli, 268 38
Total, • - ' $1489413
1,629 13
ft. MORROW Acting Nerseer of Poor, in account
with City of . , Pittsburgh.
To cash read from Chas. ciaig,
-.Collector as per receipt, 63.1,629 13
To cash received from R. Wipe;
• C'ollector, as per receipt, 821 09
To cash received from .1.. M - r • Lean, Collector, as per reeeipt, 108 87
To cash received fur fines; , 402 • .
Total, -
-11
60,466
By'easii paid,' salary - ati due to 3d.., • •
F.'Prat, • • 345 00
By cash paid, debt of E. F. Pratt, .
Overseer, • . 93 47
By cash, paid., 'debt of 1.3 .42,b;
bridte, • • .140 26 - • •
By cash paid for Atlyertising; 900 • -
By cash paid, S. • Laughlin, Con- - •
tractor for Materials, lie. fur'
the new• Poor House, • • 36.1 97 .• '
By cash paid,__Osr.ta. i I
23 30
By Contributimis of cash, do-
thing. fuel and food to monthly '
and ant door VON,"; as per re- • •
ceipta,, • • - 440 49 . -
fly cash paid fur coal and coal ' • • '
hauling, le - 54 25 -
ay caalr paid 'Geo. Watt, Physi- • •
clan, balance of salary; 111, It. •
Morrow, $42 75, • if -42 75 •
fly cash overpaid- Geo.. Watt, • • .
Physician'.hy It. Morrow, 9 14
By paynients for supplies for new ..
and old Poor House, including
bedding, • 217 84
By•paymnnt for OffiCe rent,' • 40 03 - •
By Aldermen', orders, 53 44
By compensation to R.: Morrow,
fur services, 3 - utnnths, at $5O
per month, . . 150 00
By ba:anee paid by it. ?Morrow
to the Guardian of the Poor, 142
• Total, '52;023 11
86,125 38
$5,655 92
The Anditors, in the discharge of theinduty,.took
up the accounts for the whole year, commencing
Al ril, 1846, and ending April, 1847.
The Auditors regret to see the ottntla %YETI= con.
tinned the 'espenditure -of the Poor . fund, when,
in every other business, its entire abandoninent has
proved true ecimomy.- It was impossible for the
undersigned to inforth themselves from the bills, ac
counts, and receipts before them, whether or not iu
every case, the articles Numbed% for the poor were
the most suitable, and at the lowest cash prices.
They find entered in the Auditors Book, a- report
of I. J. Aslibridgesaccount, up to Jan. 1847, " And
" ited,'adjusted, and settled," it says, ft by'the And
" itors elected to Audli the accounts of the Over.
"" seers of the. Peer ' from the Ist day of April, 1846,
" to the Ist day of April, 1847, thissth day of Jan.'
" 1847," signed J. Steidle; W. C. Meredith, and J.. J.
Mitchell.
This report makes Mr. Ashbridge's account bal
ance*' allowing him eaCCI for nine months services.
This allowance, the undersigned think unjust to the
other Overseer or the Poor, Mr. Chapman, whose
salary we have, flied at BGOII for the whale year.—
The $l3O difference between 'what we 1121Ve allowed
Mr. A.. and what "Was allowed in the above report, I
forms part of the balance against him. The re
maining portion of thu balance, $ll6 38, has been
paid by hini, through Mr. Hill, to the Guardiads of
the Poor. It wag a - mistake in the, figures, not noti ,
ced in the report above referred to. '
The charge of Oh in Mr.. Ashbridge , s account; is
in addition to a charge ora like smut made by the:
same milieu ' for audit rg the accounts for the year
ending April, !Sit -
The present Auditors have charged for their ser
vices, SW, being $5 more than the usual fees.—
fhis additional charge of K. is made inasmuch as
they have had three sets of accounts to examine.
litispectfully.subunited,
Whr. ALGEO, of Win:,
' W. A. HILL, Auditors.
JOSEPH M'CULLOLCII,
aprp.il3t.
lirrexli iv/arra Of Spring Cooctil
62,599 GO
$1,169 21
$960 CO
;u9.2/
•'.,( ,, • . •• . 7. $ I ,109 21
- C r 'S,Citi 29
"PHE Subscriber would respectililly invite the at
tention cf his customers, and public guuK3fly a
to his prrsciit Stock-4." . gapes suitable-for the, apt
preaching - spring bdsiness, consisting pf French,
spil American cloths, of the most fashion
able colors such as 'Ed:iron, Olive green, Olive brown,
Moss green, Clsret French black, bloc, and Invisi
ble green, a splendid assurtineut of American, Fang
lish, and French Cassirneres, entirely I:2W style—a
hau:lsoino assortment of Vesting!, new and elegant
patterns—all of_vihich will be made to order, at the
.hortest nonce, an the most fashionable manner, at
moderate prices. The cutting department attended
to by Mr. ,fumes C. Waft, whose skill and long prim
tice of the most fashionable cutting lit the Eastern
cities, renders him capable of pleasing the most
fastidious.
A large assortment or READY )LADE CLOTIFIRM is
constantly on band, which for neatness, and dura
bility, is, sun surpassed by any in the city, silk add
satin liandkerehiclis, scarfs, cravats, and stocks, in
great variety; shirts, %lute and colored, latest pat,
erns; suspenders, gloves, and every article suitable
fur Gentlezneu's wear, can be 'hued at this estab.
lisimcnt. P. DELANY,
- No. 49 Liberty street,
mar6-daw4m Pittsburgh.
N. P. To T.4flor.,A—Wettra Graduating shoulder
measure system of garment cutting fur sale---price
in variably .$lO.
VINE Antiquarian Drawing Paper 32 by's2 inches;
Double Elephant 4 . 4 4 271:y 40 . 4
Elephint 4, 4 . .23 by 37 "
4 , Colutnbian 4. 44 23 by 34
4 . Imperial . 4 44 21 by 29 6 4
together with a' Is rec steel; or instiller sizes.
DRAWING PENCIL:4 or Craurenutaip-and pre
prred lead of fourohree, two and one IL, a large
of the Rbur.c,letst received by'
ELLIOTT & EYG.ISIi;•
Alrketat '
$8,997 29
Tlif. light draught steamer Attra*,
good running order. She 'carries aboUt
100 tons, has good Ilull and Engines, new boilers, a
comfortable plain ,cabin, and is well adapted tbr
Towing. She will be sold at a low price, and rea
sonable terms for good paper. Apply to
mar 9. JAiIE.S MA Y.
musTanp. Aim sincg r4p.ToRT. •
No. 21, Fifth street, between Market anst Wood.
riIHE ostbseriinrs have constantly on hand, of their
1
OWN MANUFACTURE, (which they offer to
Grocers and Druggists, at "Eastern wholesale" pri
ces;
Mustard; ' • Gro. Pepper ; .
Catsup; a Cinnamon;
Syrups ; " Alspite ;
Rice Flour ; " (singer ;
Prepared licifte Radish; " Cloves;
ALSO ON MIND,.
Nutmegs, Roasted and Ground coffce.
mart -3m - RHODES & Ai.CORN
Wall Paper cind I:larders.
MCES REM:CO.
. THOMAS PALMER ' ,
No. 47, Market street, between 3d and 4th sts
REspEcTruLty 4nno v iceu to the public that
his prcsont stock of WALL AW) BORDERS
- of his own manipliclurc is very extensive, and daily
additions arc being made to it, as they are finished,
;if new and splendid patterns. Also, a well assorted
stock °Wrench Paper and Borders. Having sweetly
reduced the prices, of the above nrtieles;(aud others,
in his line, not enumerated,) he is pripared tb sell
fur Cash, CHEAPEII, than any establishment of the
kind, East, or West of the mountains. marl7-dim
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VV wanted immedistedj:' -Good . witges, - iaill b 4. : f'•• = 4 .- •- ,, '
given by applying tn . •
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A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chance
ry office on Fourth street, third door above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
ItcrEn To—George MlClelland. Esq., Morgan,
Buck & Co., Philadelphia; Hugh /11•Clelland, Esq.,
Messrs: &R. Plaid, .Pittiburgh. aplo
• Jame. S. Craft.
TTIYRNEY, COUNSELLOR LON AND '
NOTARY;
A.Pittaburgh, Pa.; having resigned the office of
Secretary P. Nay. and Fire b e..C0., will attend spe.
daily to colleitioni and business conheited with
navigation, insurance, accounts and rest estate. Bi
linen hours; 9A. M. to 9 P. N. Office; first dooi
west of Alderman Miller's, Fourth street,.neax Grant.
app
..THF. splendid passenger steamer
SAINT .ANTHONY;-
F. C. May, Mater, will leave for the above and iii
tetmediate landings, on Wednesday next, 21it inst.,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight or ponying°, hiitng
s i ni .O erigr i N vomutodatipto, apply on board; ()rid
IW JUrEs Atgr
Drawing paper. and . Pencils.
For Sale,
Willteni BrNihon,
Poi Xt. 31.olatti
,
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CO'NVEYANCER,
OFFICE in Avery ROW, sth sweet, ;born Sm
field'istreet,Pittaburgh.
DEEDs, MORTGAGES, AGREETLETTS, BOERS, ItZtiroyii
and other instruments of writing drawn with neat.%
ness, legal accuracy and despatch. -He will edsoak,
tend to drawing : and filing . hiscittrriel
counts of Executore,4dmiqiitegtora,o.l4litiliin#l,
:Mu to Batt .Eetzaej Siaithing Xteeardd for mow
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From his loon experienee and ietimkte aecionint%.
anee . with the manner of keeping the public recondii._
he expects to Rive Satierdction to those wbb tray
trust their hes nesiith his here. declB-datie:
URESH
1` IV/Mk: a nd GUI TA R
(W R HEW M USIC . Fo.iPIAPCI- -
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Song: hr ivinged fbr the Fiona..
The Blue Juniata! by M. 1). Sullivan & E. L. NVllltiti -
Becollections of Home; by Hutchinson; '
Virginia Minststla, No 16;.The Guinea Maid;
Away Down Fast comic Sorg—sungby Hutehininual
Mary Diane; an Ethiopian 'Melody; by Whitlo4l
The lad Farewell! a tatorite piece; - -
The Snow-Stern -I, as performed by the llntehinsossi -
Moonlight, Music, Love and Flower—a Duets; •
There's a qciod Time Coming—by the Hutehilsrinitat.- •
Sleeping I Dreain Love—by Hewitts; -
Dreauna'of the Pagt—by Eliza Conk; .
Are the Linke that pound us Broken!
Love be Odr Guidb-v-by Dngle,breehtl
Pm Saddeit when I Sing
Biatrihaocial Suie'ets:-a CoiniC built; '
Wner.e tire now the Hopes I Cherished!
The Bridge of S'igha—sung by the lintehinaisnal
Polkas.
Anna polka—hy J. 'Strauirii
Fashion, a new polka—by Meaelsky;
Bohemian Polka! .
Burgmuller'a First Polka:
• Guitar Picies:
Sounds so Joyful l
Feast of Itoses;
Oh! Love, to Mc the Powell
The Woodpecker; • •- '
Embletn Flower; • S'
Morning's Jtuddy . „Douai
Orphan Ballad Singers;
Love the Free;
The LVAtelker—by Mrs . S. J,ltalei..
The Blue Juniata—br.Mrs. M.b.Sul iitiaa
My Soul is Darkr-hy liyropi • ,
I Love but Tbbe . --by D. Meighen.. •
Just received' and for Safe at the portkiii4nllol4
Store of , JOHN •H. MELLOR..
mar:;',6 lgo 81 Wood 44941: •
D. Jk. CA D. 8,0 it;
3tAiLTACTr4I7t Or • •
1/oLi.6`: AND i'LATitiLit
• AND CASTiNGS, IN ENERAL.
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ESPECTFCLI/Y asks the patronel • a hiA-
Ja, friends. lie feels warranted that lie can give
satisfaction to all who may portliest of him, Bin .
establishment in on Ill , gclvy's plan of Loth &
%raid. . moral-ty
N. iRQLAIILS & SON,
biltinut IR Excrunor. COIN
No. .55 Market street, PitftkuiTk; -
Selling rate. Exchange. Buying nito::
New Yolk pr Cincinnati
Philadelphia I " .Louissille 4 ,
Baltimore I " St. Louis , 4..#
BANG VOTES•
Buying role's.
Ohio it die
India= • i !!
Kentucky • , I "
Virginia i IC
Wheeling • F "
Tennessee 3
ap3-y
Removal-it-Stasi of the Golden Ho ot: - •
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.., • • The subsCriber ever grateful for . pits IPatets; - •
in f orms his fiends and the puhlie, that Vei's '..-,.
• removed tient his old stand in I.iberty:streeti • ,
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to Smithfield, near Third street, sign of the Golden.
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Boot. Having supplied himself with the .hest of
Philadelphia anifFrench Calfskin, MOroecti., , lnd Ali'
other kinds of stock, which ho will make to Cirdell.q 2 :
at,the lowest-Cash prices; having also suPplied hirres . ;.„
self with the best workmen, he hopes togivegenereL:l;
satisfaction. He therefore solicits a share of &biker
patronage.. Shoernakerefindings rind 'racily of nlL' , 3
descriptions and the latest patieriii. l'hiliderpliio
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Lasts of the latest fashions: ' • - -
apg-gm
For Salk.,
vaeta n. LOTS-Bounded bp;Pe6n, Ltberty and Hay
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Cacti' lot linving 24 it; *But; and exteiAing.",
back 110 it: two, Of them tie snit the :
peoition of the obble piopCriji bi onO drum =bet gig
rantageous in the city. For further infoitnatioffsp.
ply to M. S tWARTZW ELDER, Fourth
nov3-tf bet. Wood and . Stititbfield:
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ITIZL & Cr'till('
TANSZTNS, EXCEIANGC BIIIMENS, AND DEALIW/I SW
..AND.D4IOI.gSTIO EXCLIANGE t eIM- - •
TIFCATES bk DEPOSIT; 11.1.. 1 911 - NO2' S, •
GOLD AND SZLVEIL ••• •
No. 63 Woon sr., 3n iiooß Dt.Low FOUNTS] insr taw s • 7,
Piltencrgh,' Pa,. . -•
DAR Funds and Currency remised on Doi:Tsa i , ant
collections made in all thiprittnipiil Midisisoribsk,
United States. .
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Sight Exch ange on Philadelphia, Baliiinore,Net
York; Boston and Cincinnati crandy for sale in - I
surds to suit purchasers.
Kentucky, Ihtlituia, Ohio, Virginia . and Penney '
nia Bank Notci bought and sold on tho most firm*
bin toms. ' • - -
The highest Friniunk paid for American Gold.
Ercfiange England, Ireland, Genna 4 and .
France procured, ft... mar22.l'
. - 7Vood strilt riersperity
FIAT dasirablelot of ground at the iiitiieflarlio4
street, occupied at the time of the griaphillot
Messrs.. King & Holmes, is offered for sale.
Euquire of • (augll] J. K. DIOORHEAD..
ACHINE CARDS, LOOM FINDINGS,
4f. Ciantnins, No. 120 Liberty st., 5 doors' below $1:
Ct4r street.
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ney, " b r ialii S ra m C i tt i • i ; ; ;l s fdl . l7 h"
mous, and dealer in-clocks, Looking Giese Plates, •
Frames, Glass, VarietY Goods, Ike.",
now. IS—feb23clBvii • - - .
. Carpet and Dry Goods Warehouse;
. NO. 110 DIA.IIXET STREET.
ROpyGIVI. p; TIip22PSON,
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ESPECTFULL infertile bis friends ind lb*
JA, public generally, that he ii iido) receiving d.
largo and splendid assortment of New Sims. Can:
erntra, On. Ct.crras, &c., direct from the Imported
sod Manufacturers, composed in part of
Superfine Brussels Carpets; •
Bans do. Tapestry Brussels Carpeting;
Super Imperial 3 ply do;
Extra " " " do;
Superfine Ingrain dog
Fine
. 6 6 dot
4nntnini " • do;
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5.8, 3-4 and 4-4 Plain Venitian do;
5-8, 3.4 and 4-4 Damask " dot
3.4 and 4-4 Tapestry . " 40;
. Steam Boat Triormings;
' Brown Drillings; .
- • 4-4, 5-4 and 6 - 4 Sheeting&
6-4 7-4 8.4 Table I,,mens;
Linen 14010361 j
Crash and ,Dip.O . r;
Huckabuck Toweling/
Carpet Stripes;
New Style Table Covets;
• Oil Cloths from 27 inches to 24 feet wide, cat 4 , 4
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any size;
Rich tmbroider.ed and Printed Table aid Piatief.,
iovera; • ..
Figured Roo( Clothe;
Cheaielle Rumania, Tnited, and
Wilton 2141 '
Tufted, Chenielle, and SheePskin bob,MI .; •
Manilla and Grass
Brass Stair Rods ' Flat and Oval;
Dattrk and Striped Suir Linen;
Carpet bindings;
4-4; 6-4 and 6-4 Plain and figanul Indian Miatingy:
Colorod Spanish Matting; kn. &c. .
Persona fitting tip . Sredift Boast, Hotels, or ,Priontr e _
Hosstet, are requested to call,: as be feels confidaik."
they_ will find it to their advantage to - clnani'befort
purr:bating elumvhere.
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He would ;also -invite attonOon.to bis ea - tonere..
Stock - of N'ENY SPRING par Goof*, tembracint,
every thing in that )ine - ,l_nsiv opening at the abaft
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