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PITTSBURGH . BOARD F TRADE.
•• •.couirrrrr.r.;r6n. assr. •,`
T. S. tiarke,". - 'R. E.:Sellera, Ditlzerl
POILT~Ob` E'ITT6BUILQA.
4 FEET WATES IN , TIIE CIIIISNEL ANil
,A.VIRIVED,
Clipper, No. 2, Crooks, Cinertinati.i
,New England, Ebert,AV,heeling.
Cumbria Forsythe, St. Louis.
Scbuylkiil, Andrews, New Orleans,
Comet, , Poycl, 7.ane.syille.
oatai•a,'Ciaik s Brownsville.
-_-_-.• i Beaver, -t-Coops, Beaver.
Lake-Erie, Hemphill, Beaver. 1 '
v r Michigan, Adarns,Beaver..
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville. i
'Louis M'Laie, Bennett, Brownsville.
• . ' DEPARTED, •
Wisconsin, grace, Cio.
• N . e w pn g land, Ebert, Wheeling.
tt
„ Ben wa
t Rush, ara c
Brooklyn, Bois, St. Louis.
H la u rk n , te ß r ;
' o L vtia ou s i v s i v i i te ll . e.
..
( ~"") Lake • Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
• ' BeVer,'Hoops, Beacer.
e . Michigan, Adams; Beaver.
`--,
Consul, BOwman, Brownsville.
e~,/ ' ' Louis M'Lane, Bennett, Browne Vill-
Weekly Me-rteia• of the Market.
OFFICE OF THE POSTy Z
- ' Fainar Ivloarrixo,lday 1.4,1847.5
The .business of the week generally, bas been
1 ,
unisually g2pd. - The sales of groceries and pro
visions haire'been 'quite large, and the prides firm,
without; ,ariypate' F ialehante. There haj been a
good deal'ofr excitement- in the Flour market,
Within the last few day; and prices havelgreatly
advanced, as will be . pereeived by the i quotations
below; , The weather has been altogether favor
able' tolnisitiess.. The iivers have kept at' a-good
,
', I stand for steam=boats, although now slowly,fllng.
' We'have haseveral fine showers of iain during
othe week 'lda have, assisted naviir, l atitin very
(much. fr,'• ,
Aldises , may be said to be tolerably easy! at i
pre
sent, altho'ugh o there . is apparently but little afloat
beyond the immediate wants of trade. , The rates
of discruni on the common currency may always
be taken as.a pretty good criterion of
M. thezabun
danie scarcity of the market as to funds.! When
. i
paper currency t abundant and beyond the de
mand, the' rates of discount advance, and vice
versa , The rate is'now only one half per Cent.—
The specidations in breadstuffs have caused a de
mand for all the current funds, and henCe the low
rate: After a time the funds will dow back from
the coffers a the farmer, and the old rails may
prevail. Exchange continues at i- preiniuM.
Despite of the Tariff of '46, the mertantilc,
manufacturing and agriculturl interests appear to
he in an extremely prosperous condition, and the
, prospects befiire us do'not indicate a decline.
fly late advices per Caledonia, from Livierpool,
• we learn that the corn Markets have quite I 'recov
ered from the:panic, and 'a more favorable feeling
had been created. The reduction of prices of In
. dian corn, has added immensely to the' consul:mil
flan in Ireland, so touch so, as to keep pace with
...
the supplies, large as they are. ' .• ,
~
' ' ASllES—Scorching,s, market pretty well suppli
, .-el,-and eemand good ; the prices are 404ic.
Pots, are-held at 4}'a,l3c.; a sale at thiS rate;
but 'little in market.
Rear/s—Sales at 6c.
'APPLE".....--Scarce, and few sales, at $1,50a2,00
• ..p. bbl. -
DF.ANS—No , change ot late; small wh le will
fetch 87051,00•;-sale of bbls. at $l. ~
• BUCKETS—Denver, regular sales at 2,..T1
2,25.
BEESWAX—ReguIar sales at 2502.6 : carte.
BROON,S—SaIes at $1;00g+150 as in tilualitY• I
• Very plenty. I
BUTTER—Demand good ; sales of Roll brisk at
ioei lc; Keg, regnlar -sates of Oc f -
BACON—Large amounts are arriving; and
meet with ready sales. City Heins Sc.; cou4try do.
~,,:4921-; city Sides Sc.; comedy do. 797ie.;IShoul
dee.
/'
corrOic4,4oNs—At faetories, sho'rt reel
Nos. 5 to 10 sells iii - 1904 ... N0i. ,., 11 to 15:at 20c &c
Carpet Chain, 23 cents peripdttrid,„'
Cotton Twine 25 " ..
" 1 ... " 71 . "' - `
Candle Rick, 19 " "
Coserld Yarn, 24 , " ' ''
Common Batting 11 '" J " ' '
COFFEE—We notice r li,o change in- Rio ; we
bear of 'many Lies at SiQ9. Havana, Sp3A.
Java.'l2l, , very little in market.
DEER SKINS—Sales at 14915 c. p M.
FRUlT—Dried Peaches • are plenty in market.
Sales dull at. $1,2591,31 p , bill.
, •
Drics.llpples, sales at 50955 c.
Raisins, good new sells &illy at $2,302,50.
()rang* sales of .good m $491,50.
Lemon's, good are scarce, sales at $3,509 t,50.
FLOUR'—The transactions of the past week
‘ have been very heavy. Thei'e has been a gradual
_ advance'in prices since las, Friday, sales ;were
then made at 5.45004,62 i and now we Vote
„t•
. $5,10955,25. The.lowest price paid Yesterday
was $5,05, and the highest $5,25. SaleS of 500
barrels at $3,10; 800 barrels at $5,20; 400 barrels
•at 55,25; 500 barrels .at $5,05055,10, Some
holders ask $5,311, and even $,5,371 but 4fter' dil.
igent inquiring we could bear of no sales t either
. of these rates. Large quantities are still 'arrivibg
1 •
.by wagon and steamboat.. ,
DOMESTIC GOODS-4.4 Allegheny D. Pe. p
yd ; 44 Nonatoofek ; 4-4 Penna. 9in.; .0 Ore
gam 9c.; Home League, Shirting, Apron, Furiture
checks, 16918 c.; Pantaloon Plaids' and Striped
16915 c. , - • .
FlSH—Sales of INro. 1- Baltimore Herring at
$6,25.p. bbl.; No:1 Trimmed Shad $10,254 No. 3
Mackerel $7,75958 p bbl.; - Salmon $46,50.
FEED—Bran, some sales 'at 899 c. • !
q ,
Shorts, sales at 12(915.
FEATHERS—Prime Kentucky, sales at;26930.
. GRAIL -No change in Wheat, we quote at 75c
..per hu. 1
Corn—Sales at 381N40. •
Oats, sales at 2E(a)3oc. i .
Rye, sales at 40.
•' '
Barley will bring 40e.s4t breweries. l '
GLASS—Country Brands, 8 by tO, sales at 2,37 i.
10/.12, 2,3192,623. ,
HAY—Sales,at scales-during the week at 109
1 , 1,00. The'best quality will fetch the latter price.
' HIDWL-Fer green 3 cents paid by twirlers, re.
' , .5a0111111 11 544c.; Missouri, 799; Spanish 14016 i. '
LUMBERSaIes of common at $7,50959 p M.
:Clear $15916 pM. Shingles. $292,25* M.;
'' ,IRON—Pig Metal, for, good Allegheny, 35936,1
.time. No H. R. in market of any consequene ,
,held at s3sl.ime: Mercer Co. Pig $23025.
Sal' Iron, regular sales at 3c. :
Nails, pricei withdat change, Ifld may be quo
, .ted at 3iC. fog Juniata; other sizes in,propOrtion,
~ -' 'LEAtit•Pig, 494; Bar, 41 . t
t , ' LEATHER—Baltimore sole f sells, at . 169 , 20c:
New York hole 159173 e. In upper Leathrr,there
is no cliange: • ;
/ ~
LARlN 7 Demand very good, but liitle in mar
' , ftet; sales at 898ic.,Sc. in bbls. ; Sicr9 in begs.
:i - ,-.1,.,', •i,..
;1-TALLOW,Rendered, 708
1 MOLASSES—SaIes •at 36
44045.
RlCE—Regular salestin tierces, at 5?(06
RAGS—Good mixed 3i , cash.
SEEDS—Clovcr, therels Init little change since
last week ; held ars3,so fromlwagon ;, from store
runolhyßegular sales at 202,15.
Flax, sales at $1,0001,03.. • '
}SOAP-Cincinnati m anufae ure sells at 4404ic;
Pittsburgh 5c ; fine variegtaediluc. A discount of
siler ct. paid to wholesale dealers.
!SUGAIR—Fair; 71; sales a Sas* for prime:
TANNERS' OlL—Ranges from $18(2-2:2.
VHISKEY—Common is taken at 18.3019 which
is , aoath;ance. Rectified sells at va2o.
;WOOL—A few sales atthe llowited quotations:
Prime, 33; Full blood, 30 id 02.8 ;3do 26 ; do
and common 24. ,
' CORDAGE—Pittsburgh Manufarlurc.
• {
i -
Mimilln Rope, by Coil 12c p lb.
, Do do when cut.. 4 .13c do
White Rope, by Coil L 11c do
Do do when cut ..1 ......12c do
Tarred = do. by Coil. ... I .' ....... lOc do
Do do when cut ..1. ...... 11c do
Pitching Yarn, fine i Qc do
Do do common '1
, 1, ' Sc do
Manilla Bed Cords ..:,- 1,75p2,8303,50'p doz.
po do per c0i1....1 .12c p lb.
Hemp do 1,504 2,25(i33,00 p doz.
.Do do per coil 10c p 111.
Mitnille....Plough Lines i 87i p doz.
litimp do do 876 do
'.l
FREIGHTS,
:To Cincinnati, D. Goods,
Louisville,
St. Louis, 44
Nashville,
i New Orleans
,
PITTSIMIGH MANUFACT
ViCes. common bright
ao do black...
Mittccks and Picks....
tities handled
do steel blade
'do do do polishad
Hay Forks bright „.
Jo do black ....
Atanure Forks.,
Grain Shovels
Derionshire do
Coal do
Canal do
Spades
Sfcliles
Scythe Sneths
Wheel Irdift per gross
, .
,
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ST. LOLTIS 'MARKET. '
1 I May 7th,.lS-17.
Freights assumed a downward tendency last
evening, and at the close. were as follows: Flour
62c. per bbl.; Pork 90c. do.; Wheat 18c. per bu ;
Coin 161 c. do.; Oats 123 c. do ;Lead 25c. per 100
11-'• Tound : Freight - 30c. do. do.; Cattle st; per
hefd ; hemp $10(311 per ton, &c. &c.
• four—Quite firm at $1,75. A lot of SO 1.11.05.
ROCk River, line, at It. Verittle offering.
4-Waal—Two lots, about '7O bushels, sacks in
indliaded, sold at 07c.; 2UO ski. do., at 04c.; and
abildu SOO bu. do at 05e. exclOsive of sacks; 390
bu. sold at 110 c. and 100 do. at .1...3c.
Corn-155 sk.. including sacs, sold at 42c. and
50hiks, the sacks returned, at 3 c.
Dried ilpples-6.00 hu. at 35c • r
F3rmy-13 bales at s7si 34 do. at $73,50, and
55 do. at $77,50. ~ 1
1
i I CINCINNATI MA KETS. I
May 11.
plonr—The Caledonia's news created quite a ,
sti in the market yesterday, Aid an advinice Cif i
11
about 30c. (7. lAA. hai been,. re ized. The sales!
are!
368 at $5 00; 400 fm. slur gt $5 00. 175 bbls. fm. canal at $4 3; 135, 175, 01.3,1
andli o ld. 4
eq,are asking still higher rates. Of Whiskey, 4001
anit 212 bli:s. fm. canal at 1 c. Of Cornmeal,
1,000 bbls. kiln dried at $3 51. - Of Cheese, 500
boies selected at 7ie • at 73c. i 01
Dried Fruit, 18 bags of
*Apples at 59c.,p• bi
fair, Itio at Sic ; t!.5
5-ID pigs Galena fin.,si
206 m. hn. landing at
i
cc? The . officers
.01 y, down this
morning, report having experieceil great difficulty
in 'descending the Missouri rive, owing tulthe no
,,
mcrous changes in the.chatineoccasioned by the
late rise and very rapid tall. The river is reported
stilt tailing, with seant 4.i feet !water cm. the prin.
In
eirial bars from Westgn to the. outh of-Osage.—
Frii i m thence to the mouth the iver is in a better
stage, owing 'to a slight rise c /ming out °fettle
Osake. The Amelia is report d aground at Lex :
ingtan bar.—St. Louis Era, .alarG.
(Q-Witnori so Corryn.—Meisrs Editors—l ob
serVed some time ago \a communication over ' the
sigiiatuee for t'A Patent," statit. that Dr..Liyne's'
tntliac Exprtorant had been the meau9Af,laving
li
the'llives of three of his childre , who•were sufref•
ineieverely with whooping cou le, and having; hut',
a sh!ort time before, lost one fmy children By '
i
thatldreadful complaint, and it viewanother, and'
mylianly child, suffering the. .e. eatee agony with
theljame disease, and in houfl j expectation of its
death, I was induced to purchaiL a bottle of it, and
commenced using it according to the directions—
andto the surprise of all it be an to mend in fif.
teeth; minutes after we commenced using it, and the
child has now. completely reco era •
Chave no acquaintance wit Dr. Jayne, but I
herelty return him a busban ''s and a catisees
grateful acknowledgments.
i J.
Plidladelphia, April 22. d, 184
Jayne 's Hair Tonic.—We co
tion otthose desirous of restori
proving its beauty, to this el,•gant preparation
We hear it every where highly'spoken of, and es
pecially by all who have made se of it, as greatly
efficiiCious in stimutating - the kiwth of the hair,
and preventing and curing mant affections of the
skin.: Its virtues are amply an sufficiently prov
ed.---4. Y.
- Sun.
Foy sale in Pittshurgh at' he PEKIN TEA
STORE, 72 FOURTH 'street, n ar. Wood—and at
the Drug Store of If. T. Schwa tz, Federal street,
AjleghenyCity.
. ma
~:
L.l GREAT ITALIAN A.MEDY.
NILADELPIIIA, April 211, 1846.
. ~
Being afflicted for some 8' years with that most'
distr'4sing disease, the asthma,P and for the last
i
4 years much of the lime con ned to my room,
and at' several different times my life was des
paired of; I concluded to ob ain some of Ida
a
zoni'a Sicilian Syrup, wbtch w recommended to
me hY a friend from .New — Yorkl who stated . that
it IrA cured some of the most inveterate cases
knoWn to the medical profession Suffice it to say,
that,qafter using the above metlicine for about 4
weekl, I was entirely relieved, and I believe radi
cally:cured. Yours with resit
OLIVE ' W. -- 01VEN
1 , 11,. ,
I : No 175 Bertr m st., Philad'a.
Hays & Brockviay, Wholesale ind Retail Agents;
see advertisement. , . I feb22
S 0 g
4'o MARKET'STREET-Is dtxily receiving Can
-40 es and Packages of entirely r ew and desirable
Spring Goods, of the latest impo ration , comprising
in part Cashmere and Brocha Shawls; Spring and
Summer, do.; Rich. Silk, of every variety; extra
qualities Bombazines, Alpines, Atpaccas, &c. Also,
de Laines, Cashmeres, Balzarines,Sareges; Muslins,
Organdies, Linens, Lawns, Fran+ Cambrics, Cali
cosi Ginghams, of every style and,,quality. Purchas
ers are respectfully invited to exainine our stock, as
wefeel confident we can• offer them great induce
ments as regards style and' pricei. •ap,
Pianos. 11
ALARGE and splendid assortMent of Mahogany
. and Rosewood grand action pianos, with .me
talin frame and with all the later improvements,
which for durability, tone and touch, are warranted'
to he equal to any made in the col ntrv, for sale low
for cash, by • F. BLUME,
marlS No I.l2'Wood at, 2d door above sth.
11l
ff=
• ROligh.
Sugarhouse,
''.!Cic 11. F. 12c
25 " I,oc
50 " 25c
25C
50 all round.
RED ARTICLE'S
.$l4 006100 00
..11 00Tkl) 0 00
• • S 500 ii 0.00
3. 25000 011
4 50(&00 00
. . . 5 5 010 0 00
4 5004 - 10 - 00
, 3 80a00 00
0061 7 50
... 7 or)(:)o tk
.. 5 500 7,t.0
800 9. 00
5 500..8 so
5 Goo 8 50
3 95r:a .4 GO
4 00(Fe. 5 50
.. POOl6 90
:ore at tl 0 0;
30 bags good
ie. Of Lead,
Of S4ingles,
vance.
IL. SIMPKINS
Mead to the atten
:g their hair or im
MMI
DISCOVIIITs
DAILY.DY I
?..XCLIANG* ITOKEIt,
.2,lgp WOOD' rrrntris.
RATES :n
conar.ers
ALLEN KRAMER:,
CORNER Or rxn.n
PEIYMYLVANIA
Pittsburgh Banks.... ,pal
Philadtlphia Banks
Chester county' Par
Delaware county par
Montgomery county.: par
Northumberland C 0... par
Col. Bank.St BridgeSo par
Reading' pat
Lancaster... pal
Doylestown par
Easton par
Bucks county ,pat
par
Washington
Brownsville .
York
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Middletown
Carlisle
'ilarrisburg,
Honesdale'
Lebanon .
Lewistown
Wyoming • 1:
Erie rrt
West Branch '
Waynesburg
Susquehanna County ..1
Lehigh County
U. States Bank 28
Relief Notes
City and County Scrip.. I
cum. . ~
State Bk. Marl Brunches. 4
Cincinnati Banks . - I
‘NrclevllleiLaprenct).•4
ColumbUs Bunk ' 1 ,.1
Xenia I , ,' i
51assillon I . 4
Sandusky'; I
Geauga 1 I
Norwalk ..: I
Ness Lisbon 4
Wooster . , I
Wrietta ' 5
Chillicothe f` 4
Cleveland . ' 4
!:ciota . , I
Lancaster . i ..... . , . , 8
Hamilton , . 10
Canton i 20
Urbana ' 50
Granville ; -50.
'State Bk and Branches 50'
Bank of Illinois I'S
MICHIGAN.
River Raisin. `` 70
Insurance conlpany ...5
State Bank '6
' Oakland Cdirrity 10
;Farm and 6lech bank.lo
St. Clair , - 75
State Bank t
,TENNESSEE. !
i l All banks.' •
INDIANA.
State likand branches.. §
State Scrip
EASTERN! EXCHANGE..
New York • . • (prem.) I
Philadelphia... • " • •
Baltimore...... "
=ME
MI Dank
VALUE OF COINS.
Amer. Gold, (prem)....
Old do,' do. ..5
Guineas.. 47 ' 500
Sovereigns $4 83
FrederickdOrs $7 80
Ten Thalers 7 80
Ten. Guilders.. 3 90
LouiscPors.! ..... ....425
Napoleons, 3 80
Doubloon, Sponish..l6 00
Do. Patriot' 16 50
Ducats.... 2 15
OEM
Eastern Banks 1
Wheeling f
Brandies ~..• • i
Bech-at 151orgentown• • I
atettVLAnn.
Baltimore City ' par
Country Banks ..
Nee , Yonn.
City Banks
Country Bunks
NEW EtR6LAXD
All solvent banks..
WILLIAII A
HILL & , Co.,
WA.:MEW EXCHANGE BRoxess, .41.1), DVALEIitS IN
...FOREIGN AND DQM}STIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
. AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood at., one door abore Fourth, East sidc,
' Pittsburgh, Pa.
d
el GRRENT Funds received On deposit , . an col
l.. j lectios litade on all the Cities dim' ut the
tUnited Sta es. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, Now 'Grit. Boston and Cincinnati, co)iitantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the. Ohio, Kentucky,' Indiana, and
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the most ftvor-
Able terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
Excininge on England, Ireland ; Germany, and
France procured, &c. Puirlo-clao v
JOIN CARTIVRIGIiT,
TMPORTER and Manufacturer of Ca fiery, Stirgi
.l cal and Diintal Instruments, Saddler's and'Tin
liar's hand too:a, Taylors' Patent ShMirs, - &c. &e.
Also manutiicturca Trusses, Suppurtera, &c. &c., in
great variety.
.
J. C., :tlanuracturer and Importer of Pen, Pocket
and Table Cutlery; Razors, Scrsaors, Files; SZI 105 .3
:
Tobls, &c., has removed to 3
83 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh, seco9d door
. below Diamond they, : ;
And has lately received a large 'assortment of
Pen and Pocket Knives, Knlve• S Forks,
Also itogers' and Whostenliolins'
FIIVE ceTte.mny
Elliott's Rodgers, Wade & Brother's Razors,
Scissors, Razor Strops, &c. Damascus and Wire
Twist.
GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS,
Allen's Colt's and Blivit's Revolvers, A,wider
Flasks, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Walker's S.: Cuse's
Extra Percussion Caps, Bowie, Dirk and Hunting
Knives.
Tools, such as Callipers, Dividers, Plyers, Nippers,
Hand Vices, Squares, Rules, Braces, Bits, Spolie
Shaves, Stocks and Dies, Wire and Iron Guages,
Mathematical Instruments, 4-c. in very great variety.
Jobbnig and repairing neatly and punctually
done. mßy 1-y
tRECEIPT FOR THE HUMAN 114111.—T0
force its growth and health—Malie it soft,
silky, clear and fine.
Petsons who (inconsequence ofthti many useless
things . , sold) set down every article (he it ever so
good,) as a humbug. If people could he made to
try•a 3s bottle of Junes' Coral Restorative, and BCC
how it flukes dry, rusty, red light hair moist, soil,
aburn and dark ; keeps it so,,and by its use for some
time, causes it to grow naturally Beautiful, ill:mimic
could see the number of poor re pectable Mechanics
that use it (aye, and find it the cheapest thing they
can itie,) for dressing and beautifying the hair, for
keeping ii soft and in order three times as long. as
any other article made, and it costs but 311 . cents fur
a bottle. Read these certificates.
BALD,4I PADS, BALI) HEADS--Mr.
Jackson, of 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., certi
fies, on the 3d of February, 3847, that Mr. Thomas
Jackson's head, on the top, was entirely bald 17,r 13
Years, rind that by using two 3s bottles ofJones's Co
ral Hair Restorative, the hair is growing fast and
thick, and will soon be entirely restored.
Grey Heads, Grey Ileadi—Read—l hereby certify
that my hair was turning grey, and that sines I have
used Jones's Coral Bair Restorative it has entirely
ceased fhlling—is growing fast, and has a fine dark
look. Before I used Jones's Coral Restorative I
corubed out handfuls of hair daily.
WM. TIIO3IPSON, 92 King at., N . . Y.
Mr. Pose r, grocer, in Fulton at., had hit hair
choked up with dandruff, and Jones's Coral flair
Restorative entirely cured it.
Do you want to dress, beautify, and make your hair
soft and fine. Read —I, Henry Cullen, late barber
on board the steamboat South American ' do certify
that Jones's Roral Hair Restorative is the best article
I'ever used for dressing, softening, cleaning, and
keeping the hair a long time in order ; all my cus
tomers preferred it to any thing else.
Sold by W. Jackson, at his Boot and Shoe Store,
and Patent Medicine warehouse, 89 Liberty st., head
of Wood at.. Pittsburgln Bottles at 371, 50 els.
and one Della my"
Itenst lances to Iturope,
AND PASSAGE cno.o
LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and the various Ports of
IRELAND, to:NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND• PITABURGII.
rpliE un a
dersigned, Agent fdr Messrs.. ROCIIITi .
& Co.,de remitting money's to Englandy
Ireland, Scotland and Wales, at the• rate of Fire
Dollais to the sterling. Drafts issued for any
amotint drawn direct 011 the Royal Bank of Irefand,.
Dub in, and on Messrs Prescott,Crote, Ames & Co.,
•ers, London, payable on presentation at am ,
Bank in the United Kingdom free of discount or any
_charge whatever. Those desirous of remitting, or
.Bending for their friends will please apply to the sub
' ibriber, at his office on Penn street, 4 doors above
the Canal Basin. JAM ES 'ILAN ELY.
Persons at a distance wishing information will re
ceive an answer ltailketurn mail, by directing (post
paid) as above.
Refer to the Bankers, Merchants, and Manufac
turers ot,Pittsburgli and vicinity. , npl7-dawtf
JOSEPH H. IULL.
W. C. CUBILT.
BILL & CURRY,
DAVIALILS,'EXthiANGE BROKERS, AND =ALMS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TH'CATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER
No. 65 WooD SE, 3D DOOR BELOW FOURTR, WEST SIDE,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PAR. Fends and Currency reedived on Deposit;&lnd'
collections made in all the principal cities of the
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in
sums to suit purchasers.
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most favor.x..
bie terms. ,
The highest premium paid for American !ibid.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, 4-c. mar22-y
!MAXI:UNE CARDS, LOOM FINDINGS. &o
Cummins, 14s. 120 Liberty at., 5 doors below St.
Clair street.
ilk/rE.SSRS. James Smith & Co.'s Machine Card
Agency, Manufacturer's Finding Esta6lish
ment, and dealer`in Clocks, Looking Glass Plates,
Frames, Glass, Variety Goods, &c.
•
itov.lB--feti23dBra , •
Wantea,
YOlililci-MAN in a Dry Goods Store, one with
some experience would be preferred. The
best of references required. Apply W 62 Market
street. ap2o
MEM
.• AT T
1847. SUNDAY - P . A.CEOPT,. 1 81 7.
n o t:P
td.rivsen,#r Steamer Is-
AAC 'NEWTON,. Capt. A. b.
will run :,,trultukr packetn9tween Yit/s/4
. 4/; and
Cincinncli, 16: vi Pittsburgiteery §',ttuday at 10 a'-
.
The Isaac Nevtelt).vas buiit thix spring, expressly
for the tradetid.efl - ers pgegepge.re eygry comfort
and supericrecomihodatiohx. ' . rebl3
...MONDAY PACKET.;
h i The fegular mail and passengersteamei
lONONDAIIELA, Capt,< , Stone, will run
as a regular Packet bet:Wein Pittsbergh and Cinein
nati, !caving:this 'tort every Zlondak at 10, A. M.,
and Wheeling at.lo, P. M. the same day: Return
ing, she will reltee - Cincionati.evety Thursdayi at 10,
A. M.' For freighter passage app_ yon health
The Monongahela ^etas - built espressly. Tor:this
trade, and offers -tho :passengers
ni certifert,an,d su
perior accommodations. etat3,l
- :
1847ctirday ramkeV 1.
'317
,
f=—tyt . „ . % The:- e ular mail and pgspnger.oteam
e's,,, er ITlBillttilA.No'. 2; Cspt: -. K. - Ft.inr-
VELTER, wiil-Tun as ateg.mtar ' picket: COsRe4l' atts-
Inirgh and Crind4nati, lawring . this Pcirt 6/cry Tui!s
day at 10 A. IVl.,'and Wheeling-nt .10 of the
same day. Returning, she:will leave Cincinnati ev
ery Friday at 10 A. M. For freight or passage ap
ply On board. t
IrrThe Hibernia 'N'o. 2, was built expressly for
the trade, rind offers to the passengers 'every com
fort and superioraccummodationa. jan12,1847
1847. , Wednesday Packet. /847
THE NEW ENGLAND, No. 2, Capt.
S..llc.trr. will leave Pittsburgh every
Alrednesilay morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every
Wednesday evening at 10P.M.;'and Cipcinnatl eve
ry Saturday at 10 o'clock, A. M. ' feb2o
I=M
1847. THUILSDAY PACKET.. 1847.
THE WISCONSIN, Capt. E. T. GUACZ,
will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday
morning it 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday
evening at 10 P. M.; and Cincinnati every Sunday
at 10 o'clock, A. M. 1619
SA.ZURDAY - PACKET. •
The regular mail and passenger steamer
- MESSENGER, Capt. Lin Gard, will run as
a regularl'acket between Pitbreurgb and Cincinnati,
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. lleturniiig,
she will leave Cincinnati .every Tuesday, at 10
o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Messenger was built expressly for this trade,
and oilers to her passengers every comfort and ac
commodation. mar 23
.. t 3V e l r aft w st il e l am ru e n r a A s C a iD re l g A u:
m T E H , E L n u r a y . tJ r;i .S .
rar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and the
above port during the season of 1846, leaving every
''hursday.at 10 o>cl . ock A. M.
The Acadia is new and has superior accornmoda
tiails. Fbi freight or poslogo.oppl.y. ot_h.o.ord,..ur to
aptr!, .1. N knrros .loNEs,-A-gent.
Poe Clueistunti and Louisville.
The
splendid passengersteam
eiCO i '. . e L7 a l n l d t A,
leave ibr. the above and intermediate porta; iegular
ly.
For freight o_r:2 N assage apply on board, or to
jet D. WILKINS, Agent.
For Ctrvvtnnatt and St. LtUtt•
paslenger steamer PALESTINE,
Williams, will leave for the above
and all intermediate_p»rta regularly.
'For freiglitmr paatage apply on board. je9.
Tuesday F..veutug Pacleet.
r t : The new and splendid passenger steam
`,E;.:..=-4a, boat DEcLARATIoN, Vorlmes,
will run as a regular packet between ?ittsburgh and
Civinnati: leaving this .port evesy Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock.. Returning she will leave - Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock,
The Declaration offers imperior accommodations
to passengers. For freight dr passage apply on
board. - jel
JA, The well-known last running steamer
.. : I c.LCAI‘II.IitIA, W. Forsyth, Master, will run
a regular Packet, leaving entry Wednesday morn
ing 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. M., the
same day. sj_tetorning, she twill leave Cincinnati
creri . Saturday, at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
vonsyrn sz. Co., Agents,
a p 16 lin. 30, Water street.
For Wheeling—lief:lllhr t'p r cket.
THE. splendid light draught steamer
DOMINION, S. Tvi.F,n, Master, wiil run
as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Wheel-
Mg; leaving Pittsburgh for Wheeling - every Monday,
Wed nßeday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, P. M.; and leav
ing Wheellng for i'ittsbnrgh over; Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 0 o'clockri. M. For freight
-or passage apply on boartl. n 01.5
ReglineAt al Or der.
THE Companies crirnpoeitigthe Fifth - Re- ,
4c/, Omen Ist Ilridgade 15th Di vision, - Penna. ' t
Militia, will meet for training and inspec-
tiou on the I Sth day of May, inst. nt 11 td- ~..
11, clock, A. M., armed and accoutred, as re- li
/
I L
quire.] bylaw. The Regiment will form on
. {,AL
L
Grant street, t 4 extreme right resting on
Liberty, and prosei to ,the usual parade ground,
near the old Turtipik . gate below Penn street: By
ordeg—
rua3 2tawtd THOS.. HAMILTON, Col.
SMITH '& SINCLAI.II,
(LATE MARTIN & SMITIO
WHOLESALE GrtogEßs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
56, Wood Slrect, Pittsblk-rgh,
The undersigned having entered into partneiship
under the above sty . e, respectqlly ask the. patronage
or the friends °film late firm, and of purchasers gen
erally. They reel warranted in promising thnt they
- can give satisfaction to all who may buy or them or
confide business to their care.
W. H. SMITH,
• W. M. SINCLAIR.
Pittsburgh, March ,SG, 1847.
1300 TS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
AT
FOLLANSBEF: HAY WA RD'S new 11 not, Shoe,
and Trunk Store,.No. lgti Liberty at. nearly op
posite the head of Wood et.
have in store and are receiving, their
Spring and Simmer supplies of Boots, Shoes, Palm
Leaf flats, Trunks, &re. 4.c. consisting of the krgest
end hest assortment they have ever been abiirt a
bring to this market. Our stock of Gods has most
ly been manufactured to our order and expressly for
tile Pittsburgh market.
We would solicit an examination of orifietnek by
all in want of goods in our line, either at wholesale
or retail, as we shall sell it a small advance above
cost.
Purrhasere will find it to tit* interest to cell and
examine our stocli before 1)&6s-ening.
FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD;
, .
ap3 - No IS6 Liberty it.
967' Men's and B9ya ' Palm Leaf Hats, re
ceived and fi
or sale very low at
-
Root, Shoe and Trunk, Store, No. 186, Liberty St.
nearly opposite the head of Wood et. . apr3
EN OUR LOTS—Bounded by Pend, Liberty and Hay
L.sts., each lot having 24 It, front, and extending
back 110 ft. Two of them are corner lots, and the
position of the whole property in ono of the most ad
vantageous in the city. For iiirther information ap
ply to , M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth at.,
utiv3-tf, bet. Wood and Smithfield.
To Let.
rpHE STORE on the corner of Market and rah
streets, now occupied by Whitehead and Mee-
ALSO,
A room in loWorstory or a house on the corner of
Fifth and Union streets, Possession given immedi
ately. Apply to
ap 15 JAMES MAY.
Valuable Books.
SCHILLER'S Aesthetic Prose;
The Typee ;
Imagination and Fancy ;
Life of Benvenuto Cellini ;
• Fanaticism : by Taylor ;
Fanaticism: by Stilling;
,---
Spericer's Fairy Queen ;
Mackintosh's Ethical Philosophy; .
Poets and Poetry of the Ancients;
For saieby •H. S. BOSWORTH & CO. ;
mays 43 Market st
• Books.
WALPOLE'S Letters; k
Wraiall's Historical Memoirs;
Wrosalrs Posthumous Memoirs;
Rushes Residence in the Co urt.,ofl.6inion ;
Liborne's Waterloo Campaignn,
:.
Littell's Living Age, bduncliin' 11 Yob;
c, British Essayist 8 vols, cloth and leather.
For sale hy , H. 11W H 4.
OSOILT CO.,
rii3 43 Market st
500 P.l a G p2 S 3 L . l:lD—Jufit received 'and forisale
by JAMES MAY.
• -• • ' •
THURSDAY PACKET
I==
SPRING SUPPLY OP
Palm,Lcat Lints.
FOLLANSBEE ¢ fIAYWAIID,S
Vol; Sale,
MEE
2
PUILB.4-L-Just received and Air e
, A{ 0y : LBS
B. PALINESTOCK &CM, 7 t _
corner or First and Woottats.
,/
42,11 ALlYl:;.§—Jiri t rereiird In A for into
vi i 11. A, fiN.ENT( K S Co.;
may 1 - - cqroi r as! and l‘ Goa s:s.
2
e, orr
BOXES Ext. Loo d; just reccivo and
Falc.by .13.A.P411.,ESTOCK:& -
•enr or , First . and'Woort sts.
•• Pow , d. Pumice Stone; just receiv
d` - .R.1 and for sale by
B. 4. PAtINESTOCKit CO:, • I
mavi poi. of First and Wood stn.
5 STANDS Burgundy Pitch; just received and for
sale ley -B. A. I'AHNBSTOC7f 4? CO.,
ap3o°_ corner of First and Wond sta.
Gl. BAGSGinger...Root; just iecld and for sale by
• B. A. FAANESTOCK &CO.,
ap29 . cor ofsFirstand Wood sta.
BALF:S.VeItet Bottle Corks; just received an.
"-I for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
ap3o son4r of First and Wood eta.
`,(KEGS Refined Salt Petre; just received and for
till sale by B. ,A. PMINESTOCK
sp3o corner or first and Wood st. •
- -
RECEIVING in Store and fir sale, 300 bush e
Dried Apples, by L. S. WATERMAN,
ap 16 No. 31, Water . , and a; Front tts.
2000- Bulk Pork, assorted- , -also, 4000 lbs. as
sorted Bacon., just received and rural°
by L. S. WATERMAN,
tip 16 " N. 31, Water, and 139. 'Front sts.
•__ . .
24 B r O e X ec E i; S .e ' d ‘lP n l rfa . rß:aTeabniy`"?'"'"' ' ,just
_
L. S. WATERMAN,
No. 31, Water, and 62 Front street ! _
50 BBLS. White Beans, in store and tomato IT-
T.. S. WATERMAN,
ap 16 . No. 31, Water, and 62 Front s
25 BBLS. Family Flour, just received and for
• sale by L S. WATERMAN,
ap 16 7 - ISto. 31, Water, and 62, Front at.
VAUGHIVS' VEGETABLE LITHGNTRIPTIC
MIXTURE; for the cure of Dropsy, Gravel, &c.
S.Roxes, just received and for sale toy
. HAYS & BROCKWAY,
Wholesale and Retail Agepta for,AlleghpnLco.,
ap2o No.-2, Commercial Row, Liberty rt.;
IVERYE and Bubo Linetne4--4 gross Butler's,ll Jul sale at the Drug warehouse of
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
marlB ' Liberty et. near Canal Basin. •
eIANPHOIL---1 Barrel refined, fur sale at the'llrug
I.J warehouse or HAYS & RROKWAY,
marlB I.iberty st. neartanal Basi n.
O pR. TLIIIPE:NTINE-4 foZ sale at the
Drug warehouse of
HANSIv 811 WAY,
marlB Liberty et. near Caro , Basin.
FRESH Garden and Flower Seeds, from Russell's
Garden, received and.eur sale, by
HAY;V: 131tOcK WAY,
niarlB . Libefty st..near Canal Basin..
—...- --
fill LORIDE LIME-2 e ',Ors in store anZl'for sale
k_ . l by lIAI. S & BROCICWAV,
marlß Liberty st. near Canal Basin.
S , - -
HOE: Blacking--6 gross, Vatutan's, for sale at
the Drug warehouse of
RAYS & BROCKWAY,
,art R Liberty st. near Canal Basin.
iiLACK—I case best English, for sale at
1 . 4 the Drug werehuuse of
• 11A.1. - S & TIROCICWAY, .
rnarlS Liberty:st. rear Canal Basin.
INDICO-2 ceroona Spanish F 1 0 .41, for ualc at the
Drug warchoudc of
as HAYS & BROCKWAY,
marlß' 5 Liberty at. near Canal Basin.
DAINTS, an I Varnish, of all hinds, for sale
_L .at the Drug vyarehnuse td:
HAYS & lIROCR\VAY, •
near Canal flasin,..LiLerty et.
eIARB. A'SION lA-1 Jars, for salmi the Drug
warehouse of HAYS 4- BROCIi . W.kY,
marlS Liberty et: near Canal Basin.
jT li§T received and fur sale low-2 bldg. Sitith , :
ty As*. quality New York Coach Varnish. Also,
1 qr. hid. Leather Varnish, for sale by
feb2o 11011E11.T8 & KANE, 82;11 et.
BBL& Copal Fuinitore 'Varnish, Nos. I and 2;
Zr Smith's New York-wake, on band and for sale
by the. gal. or bbl.; by aCiPERTS KANE, •
feb2o . WcriE2, 3d st.
ALARGE. 10 allfalinvanv.Plank and Veneers,
for gale LI. 'F.OI3kRTS 6 KANE',
3000 FEET hest quality Rosewood, on hand
and for sale by RoILERTS & KANE,
fub2o No. Si:, 3d st.
Cotton.
1 O "7Bales Tennessee Cotton, reed per steamer
i "American." and ror sale by
tresefN FRIEND, RIMY fr. Co: Waterst.
6 500 LIN Bacon, (hog round,) reelect! and for
r gale by FRIEND, RHO & CO.,
No. 17 NVater st,
N. 0. suggy. •
100 I hijs prime
N l l llNNl> ir' R fo li r in le EPC y o.,
.niar27 57 Water Arm
TATI ON E ust opening, t large and splen
did assortment of Preach, English and Ameri
can Stationery, which we'invitel the public to call
and examine. JOIINSTON - *. STOCKTON,
oct29 Stationetr. Market et.
TATIONERY FOR LADIFiS.
i 3 Papeteries, Port-folios, Note Paper of all kinds,
Note Envelopes, Motto Wafers, Motto Scale, Writ
ing Stands, and :Floral Wafer's, Spangled Sealing
Wax, Embossed-edged Letter-paper, Card Cases,
Visiting Cards, 'Pocket Books, Ivory Tablets, Note
Clips, L. &c. .For sale Isy
JOHNSTON St STOCKTON.
dec3i corner of Market and Third at._
CIOLD PENS -,...l3agley's celebrated ever pointed
Vf Gold Pens, just received' and for sale at reduced
rates, by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
oct2ll. "Booksellers,Market st.
fra - 1 Pitch:
50 " Rosin;
150 Boxes Tobacco, various sixes; o
10,000 Seed Icaf Cigars;
On consiphient and will bo sold low ror Cash, or
exchanged for 14ttsburgh inanufactures, - by
TAAFFI o,coriNon.
Latest Improvement.
BEDSTEADS of different kind,' with Gazzam's
iron patent fastenings, superior to anything now
it use, for sale low at the furniture warehouse of
angl. T. 11. - YOUNG & Co, Hand street.
POPLAR BOARDS, well seasoned and for sale by
• tncivlS.J L. IVILMARTH.
CoatlatinigNi Improved Lard 011.
7BARRELS Winter Lard Oil, just received from
the nianufactticerii and for sale at Cincinnati prices
'wholesale and retail, by FRS. SELLERS,
dec2S No. 17 Liberty al.
Sundrim
g Tierces fresh Rice;
c.l 14 bids, Conklin improved Lard Oil;
10,000 lbs. Bacon, Shoulders. On hand and
for sate by F. SELLERS.
•sep24. . No. 17, Liberty street:
LARD, 100 kegs, No. 1, Lard on consignment; •
And for sale by F. SELLERS:
801,4 No. 17, Liberty street.
pRODUCE-6 bbls and 8 kegs Lard;
5 do Roll Butter;
3 do,Cloverseed; -
800 lbs Feathers;
4 bids White Beans;
80 pairs Woollen Socks;
Received and for sale by
. LAMBERT Bz. SEIPTON.
fcb4 „ 133 and, 135 Wood at.
F ISH -85 bbls No 3 Large Mackerel;
10 hf Obis do do;
6 do No 1 do do;
15 bbls Nos 1 and 2 do;
6 do No 1 Salmon;
25 do do Herrings;
6 drfiins Codfish; for sale by
• LAMB.EHT SHIPTON,
feb4 133 ttod 135 Wood st
,
"VriPLE SUGAR-1,00016L reed and for Bale by.
.1. LA.3II.IP,RT & SNIPTON,
feb4 133 andl3s Woods[. .
• Piandie.
•
A SPLENDID rissortment or Rosewood and Ma=
hogany Pianos of the latest patterns, just _finish
ed and for sale sir. F. BLUME'S,
apr2l. No 112 Wood at.
A"°, two elegant Rosewood Pianos, with Cole
man's patent .N...oldan attachment, loci for cash - ,
at (apr2l) F. SLUMPS, 112 Wood id.
•
AcON,-20,0 . 00 lbs. flayrts, Slitoulders,
part in garrsass; for safe low by
P. C. MARTIN, -
COT. Smithfield sod Fropt ttF.
HATS2I -- NP.CAPS:,
S C E.'S C 0,.. '
cpw..l)- r cap. ! 3stf,,lt y infornOheir Merits and
_MT
-- y they }:Ave. cal, en the
store foimerlyoccupied - hy.44. l iineS W4lson , where
they' intend 'keeping •a. goner. 9/ ifskortinent or* ETATs.
AND CAPS, to which 'they inyite,tho atlenti.priol
fiereliasers. Those `w ;Shit - 1g a neat nod triol4l - ,l)e
article can be supplied by callind at No. Sti Wood
st., corner of Diamond alley. -
S. C. ERIXTIN 4 CO.;
Saving disposer( or my Hat and Cap establishment
to Ale'rers. S. C. Erwitt & Co., I nl . lcerfully" recorn
end them to the'pstrouage of my former customers.
1 JAMES wiLsoN:.
• HIS beautifel place of resort having: been greatly
repaireilithe proprietor is how ready to.receive
°Artemis, by the, day, week, or•mooth. His se
tommoilatioes are geed, and his prices are low. .
pay 4-tr . s.II34LELLANP.
IIIcHAILD T.. tar.c44, , •
17,1r0T).17.1r- AIID DEA 1.1111
Foreign and Domestics Saddlery Itar4.
lvare aud Gnerliwe Trimmings,
descriptiogs, No. 133 Wood street, Pitts
bnigh, seven doors above nib s nod one.door
aboio li. Childs .& Co. , E Shim store. ap24
51A1MIDIS AND DE4LEp
tys ltAirkd
Selling rate. Vac
New York . pr
Philadelphia I
Baltimore I. "
VASH
Buying rates.
Ohio • f din
Indiarra 4t
Kentue4y - I "
Virginia k St
Wheeling I
Tennessee 3 4 .
-a.B
ApiD GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Steubenville, Ohio.
By B. W. 8A8.1.#
tttr A watch kept for boato.day and night. Bag
gage taken do m,d from the boata, freo,or charge.
ap27-d3m • , t• •
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLEA,
Corner of Fourth and Market •atreets.
ALARGE and well eelected stock'of Watctim
Jewelry, Silyer ware,.Militory Goods, always
on hand and at regular Eastern prices:
Gold Patent Lever 'Watches, full Jewelled, as low
as .
--, . $ 4O -
. Silver Lever Watelles, as lawns 7 .18
GE:evirre Cuoper, Tobias, Julinsop and other app.
proved Watches, may be had at a small advauce and
warranted:
Fine %rata. work done in the very best manner
sp2s • F.
.rrilueral at.looll of r - e Superior.
FEW do:, (latest edition) of "Houghton and
Br4tol's Annual Regime," acennipaniedby
-
tlie map of tlaeentira country, number and location
cf oscry permit, name ana capital meek of 'ail the
Mining romp pies, reault of iha geological and iy-
Pl , graphieal survey, together with the statistical
information rotative to-tlie Mineral .Reaion 'of Lake
l,:liperior, are coctained in the work, For sale by
• HAYS & ftROCK-A WAY, pruggias,
2; Coriamercial Row, Liberty at:
niavß-d
llrawing Paper 'and
1 7 , INE Antiquarian Drawing Paper .32.1ky 52 inches;
2 Double Elephant 6 ' " 27 by 40 4 6
, F Elephant " .• 23 31
44 Columbian " 23 by IL 1,
44 Imperial / 21 b y 29 44 •
together with a large stile]; or smeller sizes.
DRAWING PENCILS of ander.r..cmsD and pre
pared lead of four, three, two and one H. , a large
supply of the above, just received by
ELLIOTT ;c:
rftllE Subscriber has paid into the Treasury of the
Commonwealth-the amount of License required
by law. lie has given the regularly approved secu
rity, , and taken out.a Counnissipn of the first class,
as an Auctioneer, of the city•of Pittsburgh, and rent
ed that spacious wareroom belonging to STl..witsus
Lormr.ort, Esq. , No 114 Woirid st., three doors from
sth, where he is prepared to ateentrto the sales Ol
es
l ett
ry kind of Merchandise, Furniturejltmil' Estate,
St cks, Ship 311;g, &c. &c. Sic. , either at the Auction
It rps or on the premises, and will in all cases ex-
L e
ert rnielf to the titmett fur the benefit of his em
ploy rs, on the most reasonable terms; he will sell
excllu.... ly and only on commissionuielther purchas
ing'bor having any interest whatevei on goods in the
Store, but merely the CoMmission for selling, there
by giving all owners a fair chanceovithout partiality.
abasing therein property d.s.posett of to the" best
advantage. . ,
..
62, 3d at,
Sales will be promptly settled when made; advan
ces will be given at any time on the most acconimo
drain; terms;--Inierchants Will not be charged for ad
vances. Regular sale days, Mondays and Thursdays,
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture, Le.; and every
crendig, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches; Guns. Pistols,
and fancy articles; Books on Saturday evenings; a
general reference will he given in a few days. Bills
of lading have heed received of several large invoices
of .Itierchannise,. direct from extensive Importing
!louses, in Boston and New York. Notice will be
given of their arrival.°
np24 JAM PS WE:ENNA, Auctioneer:
Urcat Englattlx Remedy.
Far Coughs, Colds Asthma, and Consumption!
T"Egreat and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Asthma andCoNsustrrtorr, is the FitNr, A RIAN
BALSAM OF LIFE, difcovcred by. the celebrated.
Dr. Buchan, of London, Englandoted introduced fia,
to the 'United :lutes under the immediate .superin
tendaime of the inventor. ,
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in the
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American'
Agent in soliciting for treatment the -wonsx DISSIDIS.
CASES that can be found •in tale communityasei
that - seek relief in vain from any of the common
remedies of the day, and hare been.given up by the
most diStinguished Physicians as co:trtinten AND Ls:-
CI:RAM:E. - The Hungarian Balkam has cured, and
will cure the MOST DF-SPERATE. or eltscs. It is no
quack nostrum, but a standard English medicine, of
known and establi.shed efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
plied with Buliati , s Hungarian Balsam of Life, not
only to• counteract the consumptive tendencies of
the climate, but to he used as a preventive medicine
in all Mises of Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Pain
in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic
Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and General De
bility, Asthma, Influenza, 'looping Cciugh`and Croup.
, Sold in large hottles, at B. 1 per bottl, with
full directions for the restoration of Health. • 4
• Pamphlets, containing a mass•of English and A
merican certificates. end ollier evidences; showing
the unequalled merits of the great English Remedy,
may be obtained of the Agents, gratituciusli.
DAVID F. BILADLEn, solo Agent for the United
States, 119 Court street, Poston.
T. W. Dyerr & Sons, General Wholesale Agents . ,
No. 132 North Seconil street, Philddelphia.
For Salo by 11. A. FAHNESTOCIC Qc Co. corner'
of Wood and Front streets. may 7
MUSTARD AND SPICE. FACTORY': '
No. 27, Fifth street, between Market and Wood.
rpm: subscribers have constantly on 4tand,ortheir
OWN AIANUFACTURE, (whicli'.llley,offer to
Grocers and Druggists, at "Eastern wtioltsale" pri
ces:
Mustard; Gro. Pepper; •
Catsup;, . ~ Cinnamon;
Syrups; '
..' " Alspice ; •
Rice Flo or; • " Ginger; ..
Preparedliorse Radish; " Cloves; .
ALSO Mt HAND,
Nutmeg's, Roaited and Ground Coffee.
mar22-3m 1 RHODES & ALCORN
° DRUGS, DR.UGSI . '
TOEL MOHLE'II., Druggist and Apothecary,
W. corner of Wood and sifrild., Pittsburgh,
will'heop constantly on hand, Dnuas, Rath*, OV,s,
. .
N. 11.--Physician's prescriptions caref!illy
pounded from the hest materials, at any hour ef:the
day or night. Also, fan assortment of Perfumiryi
fine Tooth, Hair, and plotliprushes, ik.m&c., which
ho will sell low ticr'Cash., . • ap29-y"
puysicr4.ll AND SUP.G . E.QH,
Tat. & w 9r4yiors,
MAKES this metlied pf announcing to his lriends,
and the public generally, tha t ' he has returned
to the city , and intends ( promptly)' tocattend upon
the practice of his profession, in all their , various
departments. Having faithfully attended (the past
winter), one' of the best Medical -Colleges, where thp
facilities in, the : Hospital and dissecting-4moms are
not surpassed I,y any other institution,. added to
liis
former- oppiirmnitica, together with triairy.epe
experience, feels confident that IW - shall - temple,
to receive a shkre of public eiinfidence and patrtfn;,
ale. office; tru: street. mar 25.6
COPPERAS -25 b'hlsiiif CopperaV: first
qualitYi received - nn -consignmene,tor
GEO. COCHRAN.
No - 26 Wood street,
- 4=,
Shgkeipear Gardens
8Q sow,
A. 110101
tree?, riltzburgh. '
,
hang°. Buying rate.
Cincinnati • } din
Louisville I "
St. Louis # i (
nose. ..
- •
Baying rates.
County & City ord , s dis
Relict notes
Ponnsylvania Co i
New. York
Maryland . g‘
New Orleans
wAstis~c root I ALL,
U=N=
Auctioxi Notice
i. , •,::.1 , T;,.•;.:•.,! . .
'
. . ,
AT Iti 0 62 RIBATa.E £ J S T .11 EET ,
Etien , Sranct4tl•Streets.. - - A '
. _
144i:40N respectfully invites the attention
..ti.,
' .of the fablicto'hi&extensive - steck of - Foreigt
•Ta pfttriestin S,ping Goods, comprising' an aSsort 7 :,
roma attic, newest and molt fpahionahTe stylei int.'',
ortekt; .Grear-inducOtents will .be. offered to pur-:,
chasers., at Wholesalu'otilletail, as the stock wilt be.;
constantly, replenished nolo the Ens trn ' Yakut',
rendering our asiortMebt always fresh - add desirable,
'The following sr° among thli rpoafdasirable style 4
of Geode offered : -' ' - ' - '
SPRING. AND SUMMER SVA.IVLS; •
Of every saricte, Paris lirinted 7 Muslini 40 Lawns,-
Dal zari n es a rrit'Barages; Rich Drees 'Of variou4
qualities,
Rosaline, Mohair and Drarge Plaids; Eng=
lisp and Scotch Ginghains; Fronch Prints, Jaconots,
Mous on Lakin*, Uri - Manta *Linen Ginghams, Bonk.:
banines - and Alpaccas. supply of Millinery
and White '=Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, and Fancy_
article*, 7 ' - • . - •
- • ' DQM - ESTICB.
- Brown - and Bleached. Tat t le Cloths,-'.
Checks _ Stripes,bjaper,Napip,?, Crash;
Drills, POttonades, , arkch-1.4110-
&laded' ilouse-keeping. and Summei SttEa
.WOULE.II G.OODSr i — N,
'Broadcloths, Cassimerci, • Doeskins, cassinit 19
Tweeds, Jean s, Vesting's, Drag IP EtO,Casbinere4-,
&c. The followidg. are snipe of the prices':
Moss de laines as lowoas 121 cia., usual price 45 ern.
FrenChninslin and lawns, 1 ' 25 cc
Eng. and scotch gifighamslBl cc ;.-`2B-c5:,
Good Alpaccas2s- ai _sc 37 cc :-
Balzarines and ' llaiagcs, - 15 .fi ,Sc - • 6 ,;`--
Calicoes, a !sip assort -% - • •
. . .
. • , 8 rr rs . .
Together with many ' other articles'oraoargo-and
desirable Goode, equally low, which with our fOrinei
stock ofStapte Goods; Prints, &c.;complete ono
of the.;most attractive assortments in the , marker:
Merchants, as well as purchaaers at rattail, will do
well to examine our stock, before making their se:
leafier's. ; A. A. MESON;
ap29 No. 62, Market 'street, Pittsburg,lr ,
copar‘nerebtri.•
r IHE undpraigned flare this dal/ associated them. ,
sel s•s together,: under the' lint/ aftd style of
iOIIN Bzecs s .Cp., for
.the purpose pf conductmg
a Wholesale Grocery, Pr - educe and Commission :Be`.
illness, arid have taken that spacious Warehouse, Dili.
166 Liberty 'street, opposite- Sixth, where they will
he pleased to zee their friends and former patrons.;';'
HENRY DrcuLLocon,
. tr. • JOHN BLACK.
pittsbergh, April 1, 1647—may.8-Imo,
Propisials 1. 'vittibinigh C;itil. . -
-
Tirtorosat mil',. received byttie undersign -, it
r until ihe' fit t day of June, for the. ilelliery o
1
15,000 bushels f Pittshuth Coal, of the heel gnat
ity for the fabric lion of Gas„ . to- be furnished on or
before the first - ay of October rest, at the St: Loma
Gas Worke, payment to be Iliad° upog•delivery.
For furthr particulars apply to•tht , undersigned.
` KENN.f.:TH MACKENZIE
Chairmanofkke Cd..elight Comma 10;
ma)7-d3w ' • . - - ,
.
rrto the Honorible the Judges of ihe Court Of (g u ar., ter Sessions of the Peace, in and fur the Coun
of Alleghe.ny. -
The g'ntttiort.of Elizabeth kink, of the 6th - Wardil:;
city of Pittsburgh, in the county aforejaid, humbly.,
shewith, That your petitioner bath provided herself
with materials fur the..iecommodntfina pl travellers
and others,-at her dwelling 'hove in theeity
foresaid, and prays that jolty Honors, frill he plenscd
to grant her a . license to keep a pitblic
duty
of
entertainment id your petitioner, asin duty botind„
will pray. ELIZABETH MINK. ~
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Fifth Ward'
do, certify, that the above petitioner, of gooeYre.
pute for honesty and' temperance, and is well Kovi l a.
sled with house room land' conveniences for the ac
commodation of trarelers and othOrs, and that star
tavern is necessary. • ' -
dance Korey, MiCha 21 Donoghue, .JOhn A. FAA:in!
son, Bernard Buerkie, DO4id Kemii, Samuel Rich- •
ardsog f John Bone, Be natal Dougherty, M. Leihey,,.
GCO. Stewart, , -Saml. 13 zzam, A. Suter.- .
Now Millinery riL aid Fancy Dry roods
tore.
.
No. West side of C/air sired, between. Pent!,
and Bi - idge: . - •
',urns. DUFF has c l ompleted : her arrangernents„
.1. during her late to New York, for receiv
ing at all times the latest London and Paris thehions,
of every article ih the Millinery badness. A cluic4
selection of new- styles . Dress Capp, Silk:and.Draid
Bonnets, Collets, Itibbns, Litees, jest opiped.
Also, a nenii. and elegant pattern Of Silk Cartlinalsi
Caps, DorMete, Cardinals, &c., made to older.,
Straw'Bonacts Cleaned. , • ' '
• A few good Millineriiwanted. „ . - my 4 •
, Jk. titose, -.- • .. _ -,..
r 4, lISPECTIL,LY tifonts his friendsi . and tlio.,
_IA , public in` general that he is now fitted np, ind -.
ready to'receive Boar . erS at his house, on Filth 5t,' . ...
opposite 'the Jail. Ile ,reslinlents and can be
had at any hour in the. Pay... : .-. may6,3g,to
- • . ' •
1.116.11AK0 BANIC 'Or PIITSZURGII } , ' ,2
- - - May - 4th," 18-17, .'
rpILIS Bank has tll day declared a div,uictip ,
.1: three and a half_ er cent: on its wsp . iit at f„ ;•
payable to stuekhuldel(s or their legalre res*A,
tires, on or slier the ltlth instant: . i,.. -
may 5-td - -', THOMAS M. 110117,R,
prraamtiati, May, 4;1847.• . -
DIVIDEND.—The rectors - of. the Merchants
and Manufacturers , Bank - , this day declared a
dividend, fotir per rnt." on the capital' ; ttoelr;;
of the profits tor the last six months payable on'oE '-
alter the 14th instant. Eastern stockholders 116: . n ,
paid at theicommociei Banlef.peniattylxittiiiirt •
Philadelphia. I
mays-td I W. Il...pes4.Ny,.4ffehipi,,,-..
.
- Fire Engine for'Snlet.:::-:
. .
FIRST rate second clash Fire Engine, that will
- t ei-throw two side streams and a gallery streank;,
with pipes and everything ready- fiiriservice. She
will be sold low. Forfurther particulars inijuire'of
WM GORINIAN, - .. . - :. . :, •,-
ADAMS GETT,Y,• .
Committee
W .
GEO'. WILS, - . : - '.--
A .
DIES AND G Who-design . por ,
chasing .enitian to tot their alit.,
Blinds renewed' and made better than when tiety;,
will please take nutice that' Andrew
permanently situated on, the corder "of Wcied.,ataiL .
4th sts. Showroom on,tlie second flotir
nedy , i splendid tooltidg ,Glass.,and.,yariety store
entrance on 4th st. orders thankfelry
and promptly attended to. Please call, and see
Core purchasing elsewhere..
Iron City Hotel. -
M R I S r; s S F C l; T h w s i . ? l' re t t l % t % l •N e n k, * v k o e o e d P a th .t:
Alarket -erects, where they will be tladio entertain-_ -
their c Corners and the public erigcueral: - -
nia .awer • -
Wall Paper' and
. .tiorders.
.rnacEs SEDVCED.
- 1 1 .4.1;:111Eni,
No. 47, Marl.:et *street,ietween 3d and 4th
ii
CSRECTFULLy'ortnounces to e public that
"
XI, his present stock of WAL[„ PAY ' AND 'BORDERS
of his own manufacture is very olden 'ye, and daily , '
additions arc beind` triode o'it, as th4y arc finished,,- ; :-
of new_ and splendid patterns. Also, a well assorted'
stock of Freacji Faperand Borders. Having recently
rediiced the prices of the above articles; (and others, ; '
in his line, not 'enumerated,) he is propar4 to sell'
for Cash, citcAttn, than "any establishment or the'
kind, East, or West of th e mountains.' rearllA•litt:
A Fresh. Arrival of Icew'Poolis
A t MORSE'S (late Ceolt , s) LivErtiatyilDEprrr.-;
;-I An Overland Journal 'mend tire Weild, - dinrine
the years 1841-42, by Sir George 'Simpson, Geyer-.
nor in Chletof the litidaonlay'Company 7 eTerri.
*.
A Dictionary "ofßocticat'Quotations,eon4sting of
extracts cgi sid),XCt,cotupile'd trim virinua an
flora, and arranged under Sappsoririate 'fie7i4s;liy 3
ThelViedical Siddent?s Lade, Dictum: Or''.l4.lanual
. -
gtzaminationsi by Geo:llandenhall; M. . D., lecturer`_,.;
'brikattiology In the Medical Inifitote of 'Cincinnati,
;Timber of the Philidii.--Medical Sodiety,,otc.
Small Books on Great 3uhjitts,3 . eola.
My. Little Geogreptyr-R thing - of tjlpkind.
History of the Bero,lutionip Germany.
Modern chiralry: ortbe Advontures of Capin
Farrago-comic'
Doraey &.Son, No: 7. • - • -
The Secret Band of Brothers, illtustrated` by
H. Green—a thrilling story:, • -- ,
TheArts . and Mysteries of Garnbling,illuitratedr,"
by .T. H. Green. " - -
Lives of early British Drainatist?--- • wrare and bean-
tiful work.
Blackwond4 Magazine for April.. =
A Tale of the GM - col:yenta Of Paris.
Mexico asjt . NFast anti. ie, With, numerous illustrelions
.
The Meteor:r or the:-Cutter- of the Ocean—a• se4
Sto
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