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SMILE Coxsumsas.—The pro - position of Col.
Thompson, to place hi§ iimilliatus in the Water
Works, waS referred tcl:6, Selelit Committee, by the
Conncilsoli :heir meeting on Monday night. Fey.
eral other propositions"; of a like nature, are to be
made. We understand that one other iVas preren
ted hy Messrs. Kennedy4c Childs. We trust the
whole matter :may bei seriously and intelligently
considered; and a report made as speedily as pose
sil4e. This Smoke COnsumer is a gr6at disco Very,
andour citizens should spare neither labor nor ex:
pense in introducing it into every building iii the
city, where coal is burned.
No IN.erzn.--ThelCorrimon CoUneil, by an in
definite postponementof the O T nlinance to construct
a second water basin, have struck a death blow to
'the hopes of many of the citizens of the. upper
warns. The old wards are too strong for the new;
and after the .riext election, under the apportion
ment law, they will have all the power of city gov
ernment in their own hands, and the new wards
may whistle for appropriations. The only hope
M. the new wards to have equal and exact justice
.done thern; is in joining with the Democracy, and
opposing Men who vote for the expenditure of
public money to improve the property of the
wealthy,-and Would deny the mechanic and labor
ing man in the new wards, a basin of hydrant wa
ter, to wash off the smoke and sweat after the la
bors of the day.
Cratuvor.i.xcr.--4.1r. Editor: I went to the
Odeon to witness_ the experiments of Professor.
Loomis, and his daughter M.i.wruk, a confirmed
sciptic in' the science of human magnetism; and_
I left there with the conviction on my mind that
there are more things between heaven and earth
than iny_philosophy ever dreamt of. I am cer
tain of this fact, that Miss Martha, after being com
pletely blindfolded,. and that, to the satisfaction of,
as-Treat unbelievers as myself, and in no way in a
situation.to have anything telegraphed to her by
others, read distinctly whatever was placed over
her head, told the hour and minute of a watch after
the bands had been changed, and did other things
so unaccoutable tome, that I should like to see
persons investigate the subject whose'medical in
telligence would entitle them to the respect and
confidence of an mixed audience unfit to inVesti
--gable subjects of the kind. ASTI HUMIIVO.
Ber.r.—Those who intend'tO have a good din
neron the Fourth, will please observe the adver
tisement of Messrs. Kent & graham. The cattle
are prime; they were raised at Economy..
STOP rain HAT!—We saw a tremendously large
broad-brimmed Hat going up Wood Street, on yes
terday. It had to get out of the way whenever it
met any body! Itiwas not very handsome ; and
yet all the ladies had to look at it.
(o:•There is to
, be a dinner at the Mt. Emmet
House ; on the Fourth.
pj A woman was locked up by the Allegheny
city offtcera, the other night, for getting drunk and
whipping her child.
cOL'NCIL TIIE UNITED AMERICA'S MI.ICHANICS.
.--A , COUTICII of the above Order is to be instituted
this:evening. at the Hall of the Sons of America."
This order is rapidly increasing in the East, and
when its objects become generally known, will
doubtless flourish here.—Dispatch.
Cr The above is another specimen of guaranies ,
ism, a system which will some day bring good to
us 'all, But what about this new Order ? Can not
its ' , objects become generally known" now.
CnAdsens.—The fire in Pike Etree4 on Tuea
-day, was caused by crackers.
ME. HATIPTE.—Sir—The musical Soiree the e
ther evening at Professor Rohbock's, was too great
a treat to be passed over lightly, and as you were
not there to exercise your eloquence in describing
it, Pwill with your permission offer a few remars:s;
paiticularly; as I know that you are a lover of the
fine arts, and that you take every opportunity tot
encourage Them. It is a great pleasure to me to
witness the growing taste in this respect in Pitts
burgh, and that we are able to offer inducements toj
such a man as Professor TM:Mock to reside amdngst
us. Music aitli her sister Arts, Painting and
Poetry, forint the .hases of our intelligence, the
source of our intelleCtdal enjoyments, and without'
them we should regenerate to the lowest scale ofi
civilized life; to patronize them in their higher de-1
partments is-an evidence of .rowing taste.
The programthe offers a choice selection of mu
sic, commencing with the overture of Don Gio
vanni by Mozart far four hands, performedby Mr. R.
and his: pupil Mr. B This piece was executed with
great accuracy and fite effect Mr. B. afterwai'ds
played. another piece from Weber, which evinced
great::exe.cution, and indidates that he will be a
perfirmar of the first order and that he has fortu
nately fallen-into the right hands, to direct his
taste and mature his judgment.
The next piece was a Roue.° in Eb by Humniel
performed by Miss C.--; this piece though very
• difficult in several tespects,was ' very well perform
- ed; the beautifult,pearl line touch,so much admired;
ofliummel, was a.driiirably imitated; the coanten; I
ance of Mr. R.; proved his delight with his pupil's
performance, Ids not an easy matter to appreciate!
Hummel's music, it has to be studied with'great care! ,
before all its lieauties break upon you, like the
gems of the old masters, his compositions Will
when the more flashy styles of the day shall bare
become extinct.. I have heard Hurniol and Mos.
cheles, who perhaps assimulate more than any o
ther two of the great Artists of the time, and who
that has once heard them, will ever regret the
thrilling effect of their compositions:
“Untwisting all the chains that tie,
The hidden soul of Harmo67."
, Miss C. also sang two opera songs: One from I
Donizetti, mid the other from Wallace, to the de-'
light of the audience. This young lady proves that
Mr. R. is as misellent a teacher in vocal music as
he is in instrumentaL The Duett on the Piano, by
Miss cr and Mr. R was a most interesting piece
- by , Kalliwoder, and most charmingly executed.—
The difficulties of these variations are very great,
having been originally composed for the violin; but
were executed with an ease and brilliancy that
would have given credit to any concert saloon.—
Trio, by Hunter, for Piano, Violin and Violincello:
Mr. Hermann executed the Violin part with great
-sweetness, but ,how Mr. Rohbock managed to per
form the'other two parts on the Piano is a mys
tery not so easily, understood. It is certain, how
ever, that the effect was brilliant; and here Prof.
It gave us a spedimen of the wonderful command
he has over the Piano, in the masterly style in
which these parts were combine 'and executed.
-Miss M. sang tiro songs, the "Etind Boy" and the
..Midshiprrian's Farewell," very prettily, and proved
herielf a promising vocalist. The grand Fantasia
by Hertz t for tWO Pianos, was executed by Mr. R.
' and his pupil, Mr. E., with good effect. Mr. E.
appears to have trade great progress, under the ju
%ilicious management ofthe Professor.
The amusements of the evening were as varied
Its interesting. , The gentlemen of the Glee Club
gave us two or three glees, in their usual good
style, ;üblending their
,barmonious voices in one
,sweet concord of sounds,", and the intervals
were filled With the music of a hand, which Mr. R.
had , ingeniously. Placed in an upper apartment-and
which-broke upon the audience -with an electro
musical effect, like the music ofthe spheres.
Finally, to .say that each performed their res
pectiVe pasts well; and that the whole passed offi
in_ a style superior to any thing of the kind got up',
here before, is a truth that.a respectable audience.
Will readily attest; and to say that Prof. Rohbock
is a gentlemen aral'a musician of superior ability
is but a just tribilte of respect -to deserved' worth,
and long may•he.continue to receive that patron-
Age which his talents so justly merit. AMATEUR.
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COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS—June 30.
Present --Judges PATTosr, POILTEit and KE ft .
- The Jury in cases of M'Catti,y and Orr, rPturn.
ed a verdict :of guilty as to NrCartney. and not
guilty, as to Orr; and the prosecutor, MVartney,
to pay the costs.
OYER AND TERMINER—June 30.
Prestnt-Jutiges Psi-roN, PORTER and KEW('
The case of. Commonwealth ve. Philip Miller,
Was then taken up. All the ceremony of the Court
of Oyer and Terminer was gone through with, and
a Jury empanelled. From the testimony, it ap
,pcared, that the burglary-charged'against the de
fendant, was. committed on the house of Samuel
M. Wickersham, in the First ward of the city of
Allegheny, on the night' of the 20th May last.
The propeilty charged to have been stolen, consist
ed of money and silver ware; the former amount
ing to $576, depreciated money ; the latter, of six
or twelve pieces. The evidence was entirely cir
cumstantial. The defence offered no evidence.—
The Jury . were addressed by-Mr. Alden for the de
fenCe, and Maeraw for the Commonwealth; and
after au absence of abotit 15 minutes, returned a
verdict Of guilty. Another indictment is still pen
ding against the same defendant, for burglary, in
the house of Mr. Ebbs, of Allegheny city, and will
be tried this morning.
Tnvasra.—We invite attention to the adver
tisement of. Drs. \ratt & Kauffman. It is conce
ded by all who know any thing of the disease for
which the truss is intended as a cure, _that the
'article made by this firm are the best yet known.
j' The Lehfnans had a fine house last night
ANDREWS' EAGLE ICE CREAM SALOON. •
Admittance Twelve and a Half Centel
CONCERTS every evening throughout the week :
In which, Messrs. KNEAss, , hlvnrur ¢ Ihrtir-
LiY, will have the honor or appearing. •
Duette Piano, Messrs Kneass and Iluntlr , y.
Chorus: "The wild raccoon:track," Murphy & Co.
Song: "Death of Warren," •
Ba113d: "Widow Machree,"
Solo: Ac'eordeon
Chorus: "Nigger's History of the Woiltl,”
- Murphy S Co.
Song: "My Boyhood's Homo," Balms.
Comic Song: . Chauntieg Bsrinv on the Batch
of Ballads, Murphy.
Huntley,
Sol.: Accordeon,
Intermission
Duette t "Come o'er the Moonlight sea,"
Messrs Kneass, Mum' y & Co
Ballad: "Wandered by the Brook,"- Mr. Kneass.
Irish Song: 'The Groves of Blarney," Murphy.
Solo: Accordeon, 'Huntley.
Mary Blanc. Murphy &Co,
Favorite Ballad, Kneass
Song, Mnrpby
Solo: Dander
Grand Finalle,
Company.
Persona wishitm to be served with lee Crcatn, can
procure their tickets at the door, at 21f cents each.
Tickets good for one night only je S.
WIL'LIAAI A. BILL et.,
BANKERS,. EXCDANGE DRORETLS, AND DEALERS IS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BINE NOTES,
•
AND SPECIE, •
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
C "REN
'T Funds received on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the must favor
able terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany, and
France procured, &c. mar 10-ttawy
The Orators of Prance,
AND more,hcw Books at BIORSE'S, No. 85, 4th
street.
The. Orators of France, by (Times) Viscount de
Correction, translated by the members of the New
York bar, with en essay on the rise of the French
Ilerulution, by J. T. Headley. (Illustrated.)
Kitty's ItelatiOns and . other Pencil Sketches, by
Miss E. Leste, author of Washington Potts, Althea
Vernon, or the Embroidered Ilandkerchief.
Joseph Ruslibrook, or the Poacher, by Capt. Mar
ryat It. N., author of Petelimple, Percival Keene,
Sze.
The Lifo and Adventures of John A. Murrell,
the Great Western Land Pirate, with. 22 engravings.
Edward Manning, or, The Bride and the Maiden,
by J. U. Ingraham. Esq.
The Great Plague of Life, (No. 4.) or the Adven
tures of a Lady in search of a good servant, by one !
who has been almost worried to death.
Life in London, a story of thrilling interest ;
founded upon scenes of happiness and miser), which
constitute life in the British metropolis.
Living Age, No. 162.
Tile Beautiful Widow, a novel by T. S. Arthur.
All the late London papers. Also, a complete
assortment . of Marryat's works, just received and for
sale at MOR3eS Literary Depot, S 5 Fourth street.
je2s
T)ENNSYLVANIA. RAIL ROAD COMPANY.--1
NOTICJi TO CONTRACTORS.—SeaIed pro
posals will be received until WEDNESDA Y,l
July 15, in the Borough of Harrisburg, and until
WEDNESDAY, July 22, in the city of Pitts•
burgh, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Mace of the En
gineers, for the grading and masonry upon fifteen
miles of the Pennsylvania Railroad, extending West
from Harrisburg, and fifteen miles of said Rai:read
extending East from Pittsburgh. The grading will
include very heavy work, and the amount of mason
ry, including the Piers of Abutments of the Bridge
across the Susquehanna, three-fourths of a mile in
length, will be unusually large. Plans and specili-,
cations of the work can be seen at the Engineer's
office in each place, for ten days previous to the
time appointed for receiving the bids. Any further
I information can be had upon application to the Chief
of Associate Engineers
jelS-tjY-V
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QUNAIER STCFFS—Received ibis day, at 52
Market street, an extensive assortmentof ti am
broons, Tweeds, French Cassimeres, Denims, Mix
teres, Linens, Cuttenades, Drillings, Curds, Coatings,
&c. &c.
my 29 „A. A. MASON.
OPENING,
at 62 Market straet : AO doz. Lace
Gloves and Mitts, 12 doz. Linen Gloves, 25 doz.
Silk Gloves, 32 doz. Lisle Thread Gloves, 12 dozen
light and dark Kid do., IS doz. Cot. do.; also, 20
doz. White Cotton Hose, 9 doz. Black do., 12 dozen
Colored do., 21 doz. White and Mized,{ Rose, Open
Worked do., Brown and Fancy do.
je2S A. A. MASON.'
Grates and AVagon 13oxles at Auction.
fIN Monday afternoon, the 26th inst., at 2 o'clock,
jr at toe Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of
Wood and sth sin., will be sold,
40 Grates, assorted sizes;
3,000 lbs. Wagon Boxes,
do ;
1 oven and boiler, and sundry other castings.
JOHN D. 140/IS, Auct'r.
(American copy.)
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Brown Lawns: - -
A A. MASON, No. 62 Market at., has: received
•29 pieces new style Brown Lawns. je26
SRAWLS : A. A. MAS( IN; No 62 Market st., has
just receiveda large assortment of rich Shawls,
compristng silk, cashmere, mous do lain°, Canton
drape, beteg°, linen, liaised other Shawls.
je2.6
THE Gentlemen of the Bar, who - borrowed the
following volumes from the Clerk's °into of th
Circuit Court °Rho United States, will please rotor
them, viz: • 7th Sergeant & Bowie, 3d Wheatons
and 7th Pet ere Circuit Court Beoorts. , jel7-d
Valuable Seal 'Dilate for Sale.
TIIAT beautiful propefty, situate near Manches
ter, directly opposite:Vie residence of James
Anderson, Esq„ fronting 345 reet on Ohio Lane, and
extending back 300 feet to street, with
lrouse and improvements. It will.be sold together
'or divided.
Alsd, a Lot of ground, °legibly situated in Irwin
street, between Penn street and the Allegkeny Riv
er, 64Tiet 5 inches in front, by 110 feet in de th, to
a 20 feet alley.
Persons wishing to make investments, are info -
ed that portions of that One property in Alleghe
and Manchester, owned by a Company in Philadel
phia, will be offered in the market as soon as the
necessary arrangements cab be made, and of which
due notice wiliy° given. .
iipplY- to GEORGE BREED,
94 Wood st:
je23-dlm
Agent H. 11.
THIS MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT
The Largest and Grandest in the World
200 Persons and Horses ,
The moat BaillLant Musical Festival and Concert!
Equestrian, Gymnastic and Dramatic
Entertainments, of the highest Order
THE TRAPPINGS AND HOUSINGS OF IN-.
COMPARABLE ELEGANCE..
•
The Costumes anti Paraphernalia of Clas•
ti . sic Designs.
u.s. mullet!), S pirited. Wep Traiued
DOUBLE WATER, PROOF PAVILION I
Seating .1t 00 Persons with unparalleled
Comfort.
hnelss.
Murphy
Huntic).
13rilliantly Dluraimated by 350 Powerful Refleo-
A PRINCELY FORTUNE
Has been profusely lavished, and the service of
100 MECHANICS AND ARTISANS:
Of acknowledged Taste and Irgenuity, kept in
constant requisition for. Five Months, in designing
and Executing the Appurtenances and Properties
of this Gigantic Scheme '
• in a s'yle of Unproce.
dented Magnificence, resulting in the most exquis
ite Mechanical Gems, and the most gratifying
Chef d'couvres of American
_alit.
KENDALL'S BRASS BAND.
15 Picked Musicians, in Lustrous Unifoims.
of a celebrity in both Hemispheres to which no other
band aspires. led by the IMMORTAL EDWARD
RENDALL, whose fame as the1,1,;(0141 L3M.p.
QUM, has penetrated every circle to which mania
has access, at once gives tone to the pure and tidied
ruble amusements. of the Monster Circus, whetherin
leading the IMMENSELY EXTENDED TEC/CESSION in
the U.IISIZIALI. 10431.1 Ca or
awakening the echoes of the streets white ILTIiO'IITE3
kIUEIT CinIjaZDITZD 171:1=0 or
metamorphosing the performance into a
• SOIRE - f; MUSICALE!
not the least attractive feature in which will be the
never to be forgotten
SOLO UPON 1.11.1 MAGIC SILVER BUGLE.
33 'Widely Celebrated Lady and Gene
tlemen Artistes,
at the real of their profession, the most numerous
and talented troupe of performers eve: concentrated
in one circle, viz: Messrs C. J. Rogers, W. W.
Nichols, J. W. Smith, J. McFarland, John Shindle,
Victor Piquet, J. Blackwood, S. D. Baldwin, R.
Itossiter, Dan. Emmet. IL. 11l Dickenson, Bandan
na Brown, Sam. Johnson, G. 0. Knapp, Alex. Rock
well, Jos. Wiley, T. Sparks, W. Russel, Adams,
I'. Everts, M. Wayne, 0. Thompson, 'l'. Wheeler,
S. Wright, Ac. Ma-sters Ilarrey, Wailers and
Piquet.—Mesdames Thompson. Rockwell, !Everts,
Knapp, Wayne, Emmet, Wright, Delsmore,.&c. etc
The long favorite clown G. 0. If.NAPP, and that
brilliant Meteor ht the orbit o: the Hippodrome,
itoozwErz, KING of GzIOTESQVES,
pror.omtced by acclamation, by the NOIII2 A7rl/ ER
FINED of Great Britian. at the LONDON OPERA
HOUSE, to be the aown of amens, in the face of the
competition of the counnediens of Europe. In this
stupendous project, the same rigid adherence to pure
! taste and refinement that is so strikingly displayed in
the chaste and benutitul outfit, and indescrthably
novel and interesting feats, will be peculiarly;ob
served in the mirth of the comediens.
For the Programme of the Concert, Synopsis of the
Performances and Dramatis Yemeni of the Divert
tismcnts, Ballets, Comedies, Pantomirnies, A.c. see
Pamphlets and Descriptive carets.
Admission to the whole, only 2:5 Cents,
This Company will hare the honor of performing In I
Pittsbilruli on
FRIDAY, SA TUR D Y, ItIONDA and TL'ESD A le,
JULY 2,1, 3d, Slit and Gtn—Frien DAvs On.v.
Doors open nit 7 o'clock ; Performance to cola
menet. to B,P. SI.
fgr There nail he a grand performance on Satur
day and Tuesday afternoona, at I to 3 o'clock, fur
famil , lCS and three a it,t,calt not attend in the evening.
00 -- On rilonday, the first performance will ,he giv
en at 10 o'clock, A. Sl.
Thna cart.pe ny will tiro 1 1, Corm in Erie, on
'Chun - day, June. NVaterforil :nth, Meadville
261 h. Green v il; 2Y.11. Mercer 29th, Neo cistiv, 30th,
and Harmony, Thursday, July I. dt..l- . .v I t
=I
BANK F. It S AND EXC. II A C. I.: 13 r,. oK -
ERS. DIIALEItS 1N VII: flIt3S AND DOM EsTIC.
t EXCII kNtII'I,CERTISCATES
DEpusiTE, SA'S i 1:01ES, AND COIN.
Corner ,31 . Third and Wuod eis.,directly oppteete the
St. Charles Hotel. ely3lB
(1
, „;:iti JACOB , WEA VER, 15 Mark mot.,
y- 1,-..- - -441 Conner o . Front, IS now terra ,tog
tog
jAtl. -- Rf r i) ; : and oilers Mr sale at inducing pri
........„...±,,,.,-1:-2„.%.- ces, tho ['allowing ex tensiv e sill iety
or WINES AND LIQUffltS, selected by himself,
as formerly, liar the firm. or sTERErr & Co., in the
Eastern Cities, from first hands :
Leger Pre te, Cognac and Champagne Brandies.
J J. Dupuy, Castillon, old Maglory, Itastaut.
Channityer, , P die ri,stin , A. Seig Reit, t nard, Du.
play Ex Co., and Pinet Cotillion ik Co., Vintages of
1832—cmliracing all the Rochelle and Bordeaux fla
vors, in half Pipes, quarters, and octaves, or by
retail.
Ifulland Cins—Fish, Weesp Anchor, Cross Keys,
Mentors Swan and Hour Glass brands, new and old
importations.
Ruins—New England, St. Croix, Antigua and Ja
maicas, some very superior.
Whiskeys—Old Scotch and Irish, Monongahela
Rye, Bourbon Co. Corn.
IVines--Madeirhe, Teneriffes, Lisbons, Sherries,
Sicilys, Malagas, Ports, Ited Wines, White Wiacc,
Aluseats, Clarets, Champagnes, Doclis,land !tauter
tics, in Cases, India Ebbs., Qr. Casks, Inds., Demi
•ohn or Bottle. litne3
§. v. mmtracK,
Preident
IN o , tv Confectionery.
(Late Canal Boat ]louse.)
11 DOSSET, hat: just opened a splendid -assort
.. meat of Confectionery, consisting of Candies,
Nuts, and other refreshments. Ile has furnished a
fine Saloon, where Nisiters can he furnished Nv . ith
rich Ice cream, &c. The public: are respectfully
invited to give him a call, as' he will be happy to
afford them every entertainment
Filth Ward, near Canal Basin
•
Ran Road Letting.-To Contractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad
Company, iu Ntiellsville, Ohio, until 10 o'clock, A.
Al., of the 27th day of July, 1847, for the grading,
bridging and preparing for the superstructure of that
portion of the line between Wellsville and
ens mill, twenty miles. Plans and specifications
may be examined at the office of the Company et any
time from the 17th to the 27th July. Contracts will
be let to the lowest bidders. A further letting of
that portion of the line from 11/1 7 Quilken , s mill, cross
ing the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and extending to
the New Lisbon and Canton road in the direction of
Cleveland, will take place early in September.
By 'order of the Board of Directors,
A. G. CATLETT, Sec' y.
Wellsville, June 15, 1847.-4Vells. Pat . jel9d4w
NOTICE --:The Stockholders of the Pittsburgh
and Allegheny Bridge Co., far erecting a Bridge
over the Allegheny river, from the end of Rand St.,
are hereby notified that the annual election frr a
President, ten Managers, Treasurer and Secretary,
will be held on the first Monday in JuLy nest, at the
Company's rooms, north end of the Bridge, at 2 o'-
clock, P. M. WM. MORRISON, President,
.el 9 P. Br. A. B. Co.
For ront,
VERY commodious two story brick dwelling
‘skouse, on Third, below Ferry street. Pos
session gi— Ist of July next. Apply to
j 0.2 -
#l`
35 Carriages of Ineoneehrable
'Snloptuounsess:
40 Seth of Oarssres of Teem.
seendent Splendour:
THE LEVIATHAN
EDW!.3II) 11.11.t.31
KRAMEIL & R .11.1
WINES AND LIQUORS
Sistvimer Shawls.. - - GEO. W iIIERCHANT , S. -
ANOTHF.II: larki, lot. of summer shawls, has just! Improved Compound li Uld Extract - of Sarsaparilla,
been receivexlat A..A. MASON'S ~.62 Market „
1 4 , , ovirg disC3SCS nftho blood, arising from
m
street, comprising 2 morn cartons of those rich sew.. ~' ft rem ri
ail ribmie of Meve.ary, Chronic, cud coostifti—
ing silk shawls. ' : . -; --. je29
rivad tliseas ,, , , , snob ss. S-rofula, King's Evil, Sec
x-r-Lirrk Ifavaiina,S pr :. ond..r. Syphilis, or Venereal; I/Icor:4on, nail Corro-1
: e
aim; s ~^ the throat, nose chenks, lips . , ears, and oth
la 40 box?i, silptirior White Havanna sugar; just
reitelved and for diby er parts of the body. :Pimples or. Pustules nn Cie
le , . .
MILLE.R. & RICKETSON. face; scaly patches and ot.her eruptions of the skin; i
Bites, Scurvy, and other Secirbutie affections, Rhea- i
matie affections, White-swelling, pains in the bones
and joints, fever sores; obstinate old sores of all
kinds, Scald held, Salt Rheum, Ringworms, and oth-,
er diseases arising from an impure state of, the blood,'
also, habitual Cost!veness,Piles,Chronic affection of
the Liver, Lungs, and4Chest, pain in the stomach and
sides, night sweats; &c. Thin remedy is prepared in
vatmo, from tne choicest selected materials, the act
the properties of which are extracted by an improv
ed process without heat.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by
B. A. PAID:I;IB'I'MR & CO.,
Corner Ist & Wood sts., and cornet: 6th tk. Wood sts.
jel2 .
'TABLE SALT: 10 Cases Table Salt; just reed
and for sale by:', •
je29 MILLER RICKETSON.
T INSEED OIL,: Purists Linseed Oil ; just re
.
celved and ter laic by
je:J^ MILLER & RICKETSON,
EXTRACT LOGWOOD-50 cases Sanford's; just
received and for sale by
B.A. FAIINESTOCK &CO.,
cor of First and Wood am.
je3o
- I,lLou SULPHUR: 100016 e.; just reed and fur
sale by B. A. FALINEsTocK Y co.,
je3o corner ofFirst and Wood BLS.
ircos-10 Casks Sides; for sabot by
SMITH &SINCLAIR,
56 Wcod
TN K—
•
1. Harrison's Columbia Ink : Black, Woe, Rod,
Scarlet; a superior' article, in bottles a all alias.
Bird's Black luk. For sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.;
43 Market at.
je3o
RAW WHISKEY-275 barrels (Proof,).for sa.la
by JACOB WEAVER, .
je29 10'.111.arkot st., nor. Front.
ri ERMAN WINES—A great varety or White
7- Wilkes is fflass And wood. for sale at the Wine
Store of JACOB WEAVER,
je29 16 Marhet at., cor. Front.
Also, a ;leery superior irfcle of German White
Wine, in draught, for salo(At an unusually low price.
FRENCH WlNES—Orevery description, price
and quality : Bordiiaux, Marseilles, Muscats,
put up in France, Clarets, &C., some eighty varieties,
for sale in original packages, or otherwise, at the
Wine Store of JACOB WEAVER,
jell 9 ' IG Market et. cur. Front.
CANDLES -10 boxes Star;
10 !‘ Sterine ;
6 " Sperm;
J. D. WILLIAMS St CO,
110 Wood street
For sale by
.e 29
cRUIT--30 Drums Sinyrris Figs ;
4 2 barrels.,Zaute Currants;
10 boxes M. It. Raisins ;
For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS & CO.,
je29 110 Wood street
- . -
FISH-15 Kitts extra No, 9 Nlackarel
10 hoses Sealed Herring;
For sale by J. 1). ILLIAMS & CO.,
je29 110 Wood street
Barrela double retitled pulverized ;
1 <4 " pul v erized ;
I case loaf;
1.5 barrels assorted ;
1 tierce star;
10 bags 13razil ;
3 barrels clarified ;
5 hogsheads N. IL
F•or sale by d. WILLIAMS & CO„
• 110 Wood street.
A A. MASON; has received a largo lot of Aura
l-1. ges and Italzarines, :Ginghams and Gingham
Lawns, mourning printd Lawns, embroidered Mus
lins, French Poplins, shaded and striped, Linen,
pingbams, &c. jellB
TOW opening, at Murket st., a largo assort
moat of rich dread Silks, which will be offered
very low ; also, on extensive assortment of Mau
Goods. Oc2F9 A A. MASON.
itlirwinos Letters.
TOTTERS to the Rev. John Hughes, Roman Catli
olic Bishop of New 'Volt. By Kirwin. Price
121 cents ; for sale by
ELLIOTT & 1:1t LISII,
j.:6 No. 5G Market st.
Bay" Whiskey.
c).r" Bble., (Proof,) fur tale by
jeJ 1 - JACOB WEAVER,
je.2.4i O. 16, Market at., corner Front
_ _ ........__ ._..
ri ERMAN WINESA great variety of White
ir Wine®, in Glass and Wood. For sato at the
Wine Store of JACOB WEAVER,
. N 0.16 Market st., cor Front.'
.
a very suporiar'ariiele of German White
Acine,on draught-Jor mile at an titioanally low
price. JACOB NV EA E ,
No. 16 Market st. cor Front.
Gold Penn
9(' GO! P PENS, selected of the best brands,
IA: and handsistriettt patterns, of holders I.llld
Ala.•l, 2 dozer Itatr/ey's patent extension pen
holder and penci ,
just. received and for sale at the
Ite, eat pricts, (1.011 Pen !lead Quarters,
Corn(' of 4th and Mirky! streets...
W. W. WILSON.
je 10
FRENCH WM:B,
01 every description, price atid quality: Bor
deaux, Marseilles,,Musents, put up in France, Clar
et'', 4 - c., tioniu eighty varieties. for sale in original
packages or otherwise, of the %Vine ':tore of
ICOB WEAVER,
No. I 6 Market st.,-tor Front.
nOre New Goode .
A. MASON, 62 Market street, has Just re
,ceived : 75 pieces rich French Lawns, 20 ps.
French Printed Cambric, 15 ps. new styles Ging
icons. 25 ps. Linen Ginghams, 7 cases cc Parasols
and Paraso:etts ; also, Shawls, Cravats, Gloves,
Hosiery, Summer stuffs, &c. je23
Dry Peaches.
Or, BUSHELS Dry Peaches; 6.1 sale low,to close
4.0 consignment, by
GEO. COCHRAN,
tin: 26 Wood st.
HE
. _
Lomortna Segars.
C) ()On Lanorrna S.'girs, a prime article,
/1, just received and for sate cheaper
than a t any other establishment in the city, by
J. M , ALLIS
je2s. No. 25, Fifth 0., bet. Wood and Market.
lr AIIOGANY and 111113 e NV 011 d Veneers and Chair
I plank, a large assortment, received and for
sale at, ! F. BLUME'S,
je2s 112 %Vend st.
_—_—_—_.—
ERRING 20 barrels No 1, Herring, for sale
Iv
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SMITH & SINCLAIR,
12 06 Wood et.
...
ric EA.-15 half chests Y. 11. Tea
5 4 " , Imperial do.
.8 4, " Gunpowder do.
62 Catty boxes Y. 11. do.
IS " 4 , .Superior YII do.
32 Boxes Souchong do.
69 "2d Superior 1 . H do.
Just received and fur sale by •
je2.l MILLER 4 , RICKETSO:sI.
CIIILLICOTHE SOAP.-20 0 boxes Chillicothe
Soap. Just received and for sale by
je.2l ' MILLER & RICKF.TSON.
NT I 0. SUGAR.-63 Mids. N. 0. Sugar; in store,
11. • and fur sale-by
je2l '
__MILLER & RICkETSON.
HAVANH —,
A SUGAR
GO, Boxes gayana Brown Sugar
30 " White
in store, and for sale by
je2l & RICBETSON
BE
TICONOMY CRAB CILiER-12 barrels,•pct re
reeiVed slid for sale by
jell' MILLER & RICKETSON.
F' fancy Bock Cologne Bottles.
11 DOZ. assorted colours. Also, 12 doz., dark,
large size Hocks, just received
JACOB W and for sale by
EAVER,
16 Market st., cor. Front st.
MI
RELIGIOUS WORKS r •
Jay's Morning and Evening Exercises;
Abbott's Way to do Good;
4 . young Christian ;
• " Corner Stone ; '
The Eternal ;'
Barnes' Notes;
The Great Commission;
. 4 1 Great - Teacher.
Also, a fine assortment of Theological, Literary
and Miscellaneous Books, at
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.'s,
43 Market st.
IMI
ALSO, two elegant Rosewood Pianos, with Cole
atman's patent/Eolean attachment, low for cash,
(apr2l) F. SLIME'S, 112 Wood st.
T ARD, 100 kegs, No. 1, Lard on consignment;
Aud for side by . F. SELLERS.
sep24. No. Vi, Liberty street
G'6l-IAMS--Just received- one case choice
styles and new, Ginghams; also, a large variety
of Shawls; for sale low at 62 Market at.
it: A. MASON.
rw?G:x4:~r~+.~i.-gT~,r~aC:'C~:2'3-,«",0:~c.:~a....a: ~~~~.-.Y
A
MEM
M!M=2=2
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Positive Sole of Valuable Real Estate
®Aline Wednesday evening the 25rd inst.atB o'clock,
jAtilie Commercial Sales Room, gooey of Wood
and Fifth streets, will he sold that large and very 41e
nimble three story brick dwelling house with caten..l
Sive two story back building, Bath House, Ice House,
two story thick Stablo,Carriage House, iike. Bituat
ed on Water street below Ferry street, at present oc
cupied by the idscriber : the lot is 30 feet 51 inches
wide by 100 feet deep, extending flow Water to
Front eireet. Title indisputable.
Terms $l,OOO cash $5,000 payable in one year,
residue in five years, with interest, payable senikin
nually.
Also, that nplondid building lot of ground, having
a front of Thirty feet on Duquesne way, between Pitt
and Hay streets, adjoining property of George W.
Jackson, and extending back 150 feet.
Terms, one half cash, residue payable in one year,
with in torcst, to he secured tiv note and mortgage.
jelti JOHN D. - DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Ifw l'frelcet Cutlery.
I . 3OGERS , Congress Knives;
" I, 2. and 3 blade do;
Wostenliolnis' Pen Knives, assorted;
Rogers , of a superior quality;
Straps and clones;
Table Cutlery, in setts of 51 pieces, and also in
dozens, of the - best quality ;
Steel Key Rings; Keys, &c.;
" Tweezers, Clasps, &c.
W. W. WILSON,
cor 4th and Market st.
ni2oy
?ic 31unic
- 1100NREAM'S Soft from Heaven descending,
k
L
When Sorrow Binds in Gloom thy Blow, , 6
" I would we had not met again," tt
Farewell song, rr
.'The' to other Lands I wander, Donizeth
Say, wilt thou ever think of me 7 4t
My Forest Harp,
Captive Greek Girl,
My Normandy,
Songs of the Old Dominion,
Ate the links that bound us broken 7
I'm saddest when I sing,
Geneveive, Waltz,
Mary,
Sore Weimar,
Magnolia,
Adelia,
Mary's Variations,'
I Brilliant Polonaise,
Brattleborough Waltz and quick Step,
Snow drop, Hewitt.
Topaz Grand,' tt Hunter.
Sentimental or Rose Waltz, Viclick
L Vicunoise Children's Dernies.
Valle Brillient, La Perle, (Waltz.)
Amer, Waltz. Nimmo.
Matamoros Grand Mora, W. C. Peters.
Agamam Turkish Step.
Elegances Quadrills Duetto, by Herz.
Set of Quadrills, 44 it
Derintisment Cracovinne Favorite "
For sale by JOHN If. MELLOR,
jeS SI Wood et., Pittsburgh.
Boston aurtl Nets York Pianos.
JOAN 11. NIELLOR, No. 61, Wood street, has
on hand and 5, sale, at manufdetorees prices,
one clog:Lit Rosewood Plano Forte, with grand ac
don, and Iron frame, made by CHIME/3.44Q, of Bos
ton.
On," 6pientlia 1% , 111,41. - .y Piano Vcrte, six and a
half ortaves, made by Co., New York.
my 27
Geld Watches and Silver Ware.
UST i. i lened a large additional stock of ladies'
P and wmticrnen , s Gold and Silver Patent Lever
; Watches, of the latest and best patterns, and war-,
ranted, at the lowest prices. Also, Silver Table,
Tea, and Vesert SpOons, manufactured and for sale
by W. W. WILSON,
jell) Corner of 4th and Market streets.
Chippewa Mining Co
FUME Stockholders of the Chippewa rilining Com
I 'pally are hereby notif.ed that an instalment o
. 25 cent+ pa: share is required to be paid, on or be
rore the Ist of Jnly nest.
jell JAMES MAY, Treasurer.
Superior Cut Tobucco.
1 1 6 IBOXES fine Wit Honey Dew Chewing Tobacco;
00 70 " B , rd Eye Smoking do.
8 " Fine do. do.
For sole very low, to co'.sc a consignment, by
GEB. COCtiltiN, .
je 10 — No. 26 Wood itt.
. Champagne
m Wines.
.9 7-; BA SEETS Cha Wines, consisting of,
i h,.
~..„ ,lies, Cross BOW - Tri Color, Crown, Ducal
Grape, Dorlingeurs, Am ior, the celebrated P. A.
3lumm & Co.'s Anchor, Mervin's Eillery, tieidsick,
and .• Cock and Crown" brands. These Wines,
are saperior, bring obtained direcC from the import
ers. Persons may
. rely upon not getting Newark
Cider, n hen they bay these Wines from me. Just
receiving and for sale by basket or bottle, by
jc3 JACOB WEAVER.'
I=
Or.; CASES cts. Chateau :11argaux, 1 doz. each.
e../ 1 " " it. Julom Aledoe, 1"
16 " " Chateau li'Lemalle, 1 "
2S " " " Lafite,l doz. each very fne
10 " " Family use, ISr " extra.
Also 10 lids. St. Julien, and 3 do. white Wine, all
just reserving, mad for wholesale or retail.
jes JACOB WEAVER.
Plitidiurgh and Cannellsvillo Railroad
Company.
MAY 31 1547. •
BOCIK S for a receiving additional subscriptions io
the stocl of the Pittsbnigh and Connellaville
Railroad Co., will be opened at the otilee of the Com
pany, in this city, on Tuesday, the Bth day of June,
at 1t.1.A. at., and continue open from day to day until
the lot of July.
Books will also be open on the same day And for
the same time, at the other following places, viz: at
McKeesport under the direction of llugh Rowland
and F. Muse—at West Newton, under the. direction
of John C. Plumber and James Gardner— atC.onnells
stile under the direction of Henry Blackstone and
Henry Walker—at Cutnberland under the direction
of.l no. lily and Sam'l. Calhoun.
junel. J. CAROTHERS, Sec'y.
1.:.;17 York Boot and Shoe Store.
No. 122, Wood st., Pittsburgh.
jS. DALZELLIns on hand, and is
constantly manufacturing. to order,
the following named articles: Gentlemen's
Fine Dress Boots and Shoes, of the latest Fashion, at
remarkably low prices. Fine Dress Boots at $5,00,
such as is usually Bold in other stores at 66,00. A
good plain well made pall Boot at sl,oo'. All other
kinds of work equally low. Also, a good and full
assortinentorLadies', Misses' an d Children's Boots,
Shoes, Gaiters, Half Gaiters, ,
and Slippers,
of the most substantial kind to the yoiy figest dress
shoe. ~. /
. . .. - .. . ..
.
, .
S. D. being a practical sho"e-malier, attends to the
manufacturing of his own work; and has it done in
the most substantial manner, yet:neat atyle; and
hay . ing adopted the motto or§rnall piofits drid quick
returns, will Sell as tow as the lowest. fma26-d3m
Itenitttaneco to "the Old Coun ry. ,
MONLY sent to all parts of England, Ireland
. Scotland, and 't'ale's, in sums of -£1 and up
wards, to suit purchasera.
ALLEN KRAllER,Exchangrßroker.
mO-w y&d lni corner of 3d and Wood sts.
A Dolint* Doak for Fifty Cents.
FDUCATION, founded on 'the nature of man:
by J. G. Spurzheim, D.; with ah Appendix:
by S. R. Wells. To say that this is the hest work
of that Master Mind, is but to reiterate the - unani-
Mous testimony of all who have read it. It discus
ses the laws of Hereditary Descent. Education of
the Sexes, the Condition of Women, the difference
of Natural Endowment, &c. To patents, in con
ducting the education of their children,' it will be
.found most valuable ; also to young people of both
Sexes: as it treats of sell culture, both mentally, and
physically.—American Phrznalogii4l Journal.
Atmost valtuthle treaties from the pen of one who
was more intimately acquainted with human nature
than any other individualNeto York Mirror.
It is worth it's weightin"Gold.—Evening Gazette.
This work may he ordered, and received by return
mail. The money may be enclosed in a letter and
directed to • • FOWLER & WELLS, .
141 139 Nasiau Street,' New York.
Et! SI
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Strong
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Bennett
Hewitt.
Richop
ltuht,auk
Gallop.,
MIME
cflrcl , 4 t'. L tOIETS
1847:s tf 73 , 8 , 17,
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r p r . TIIE » i ' lid P.2.l.iengere.4rneill..2-
.• , • 747-. ..f , t 0 .. AM: Capt, r C MAgir! , i
wiii resins a r(vtiar <<tween rind.
Cincinnati, I nid,;,yat [1) , 7 ,'
clock, A.ll.
The Isaac. NeArtn n sPri"'" , ° l l ) o l.4 v
for the trade, and Trifer3 paisep . g eniaro:=l
and superior 'ace,omnindationi. I I
•
MONDAY . PACKET
jt h Theregalar mail and passen,gitOterimer
Capt. Stone, will, run
as a tegular Packet bettycen Pittsburglr•and Cincin
nati, leaving this port: ttery Monday 'at 10, A. M.;
and Wheeling at'lo, the same day. • Return
ing, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M. For freightor passage apply on board. •
The Monongahela was built expressly.: for this
trade, and wren to the passongers comfort., and su
perior accommodations. mar 31
1317 Tue ny Packet., .1347
frr e s The, regular mail and passenger steam
illllEßNl A,' iSo. 2. Calif. J. ltrarrc
PELTErt t will run na n regular packet between PitiV
burgh and Cincinnati, leaying-this port every Tuna
day at 10 A. M., and Whouling nt 10 T. hi. of thy'
same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati
ery Friday at 10 A.M. gas. - fipight or passagenp,
Ply on boanl.
KI-The Hibernia No. 2,:yeialbuilt expressly tbr
the trade e and offers to the pstiooders ‘every , com
fort and iuperiorncconamodations. janl2, 1847
.
10/7' WodiTed_.,_uyl'Paelcet. . 1847.
..L., TETE NEW FOXGX,AND, No. Capt
144 Dcair.:rvill. - leave - Pittsburgh every
Wednesday morning 10 o7clockt:Wheeling every
Wednesday eve,ninwat 10 P.M.; and Cincinnati eve.
ry Saturday at i 0 o'clock, A. M. feb2o
.. _
1817. TIXVILSPA.TY - , PACp:.g.T. 1847.
TU WISCONSIN, Capt. R. J. Gnacr.,
A. will lettatC : yittsburgh every Thursday
cl
morning it 10 o'eckE Wheeling every Thursday.
evening at 10 P. M.; iitio Ciapinnati every Seedny
at 10 o'clock, A. hf, feb 10
SATURDAY PACKET
,
_•; MESSENGER, Capt. Linford, wiltrun"as
a regular Packet 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
o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply onboard.
The Messenger was built expressly for this trade,
and oflers.tn her passengers every comfort and acs
commodation. - • mar 23
THURSDAY PACKET
TIE new U.S. Mail steamer ACADIA,
4 , 1 q. E. Lucas, Muster, will run as a
lar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and the
above port during the season of 180, leaving every-
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Acadia is new and has superior 'accommoda
tions. For freight or passage apply on board, or to
app J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
'For Cincinnati and Louisville. •
_Mf.4:O The new and splendid , passenger steanl-
14. ' er CO LUMBI A, ("MEAL, 'Master., will
leave for the above and intermediate ports, regular-
ly.
For freight or passage apply on board, ur
j. vuLancs, Agent.
el 1)
For Cincinnati andl St. Loots
), The passeuger steamer PALESTINE,
&7gs 7 :•Capt. Williams, wilt leave for the above
and nit intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board. je9.
Tuesday Eventing Packet,
_ • Tho new and splendid passenger steam
, boat DECLARItTION, Capt. .Vorhees
will run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. Returning She will leave Cincinnat i
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock. •
The Declaration offers Superior accommodations
to passengers. For freight or passage apply on
board. ]el
For t
-^ The , A , rll known fast funning steamer
5. -- . 7zi,CAMI3II,IA, W. Forsyth, Master, will run
as a regular Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. M., the
same day. Itetornim* ' ; rho will leave Cincinnati
every Saturday, at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage npply on board,-or to
FOP,SYTH & Co., AgentS,
-npl6 No. 0, Water street.
For I,Vlkeeliug--- tedular •
THE splendid light draught steamer
Lc.,.._.z....'":""• — . 4 „::.,4 1 31 DOMINION, S. Tvita,Master; will run
as a regular packet between Pittsburgh und-Wheel-,
log; leaving Pittsburgh for Wheeling every Monday t
Wedriseday and Prblay, at 3 olclocki P.M.; and feac
big for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thurs.:
day and Saturday, at 9 waled:, A. M. For freight
or passage apply on board:
tllO - sells Hats and a - fl
Caps the cheapest? is ues.
Lon that would doubtless have been. settled
"
long since, were it not for the fact, that I hare but re-
cently (opened my large and 'splendid Stoek,
in the large and pleasant Store Room, inthe:llSo- '
nongabela llouse, Smithfield street,. where 1 am
selling Hats mid Caps of every descriptiiin, as cheap
as they can be purchased west of the Mountains. 1
have on hand of Beebe Er. tostaes make, fine, Fish
ionable Beaver, Silk, and Nutria Bats. Also, Rus
sia, Cassini ere, and Cony hats,
,of various shapes and
different qualities, and all • cheap as .dirt,' at the
prices I ask for them. If there benny•who, previ
. ous to my arrival in town, were halting between two
opinions, let them come to me, and they may here
lieved from the difficulty of deciding, by adopting a
third, So better as All two. . "
G. W. iIrCALLA I M.
riMiE INDEX Volume cf SILLIMAN'S Journal
j_ of Science and Arts, coniprising, references to
49 volumes of the first series, embracing a period
of IS years, viz: from ISIS to 1846—is now just
completed, and a few .ICa?s for sale by the' under
signed. ~ . • —..• , •
" We may confidently believethitt this Index vol
ume will prove useful not , only to those who may
possess the whole series, but to all who are connee,
ted in any way with the Arts and Sciences, for what
ever the department, the reader is directed.by , it to,
the various memoirs that have been published'in the
Journal on the subject that interests him, whether
relating to the pimiressofSdience, to details of facts
in the different departments of knowledge, or to.lhe
various resources of this and other countries; with
such a guide the entire copies of the work in public
Libraries, or in those of individuals, become avail
able."
Complete setts of the entire series of 49
volumes, furnished at the ptblisher's
prices, 'sloo 00
Index Volume to d 0.,. • . • • • 300
Subscriptions received of the new or second series
and No.'s delivered free of postage for $5 per an
num, by the Agent for Pittsburgh. .
my24_ - W. W. WILSON, 57 Markeist.
CLOTHING I. CLOTHING ! !. CLOTHING ! U .
The Three Big Doors vs. The WestPimrs
World I I • •
130 ‘ ,000 WELL SELECT GARMENTS ~
liberalVirn terms
to my
ow c
adeandreadyto b u e; t o o fl m 'e e r r e s n d n on the nspst
lie in general. 'The Propjet& of this far famed and
extensive establishfrient has now, after returning
from the Eastern cities '
at much trouble and eXpense,
just completed hie fall and winter arrangements to
supply his thousands of oustomera with one of the
most desirable stocks ofClothing that has ever been
offered in this or any other market west of the moun
tains. For neatness in style and workmanship, com,
bined with the very law price which they will be
sold foi must certainly render the old unrivalled
Three Big Doors one of the greatest attractions cm
the western country. It is gratifying to me. to be
I able to s.nnounce to my,numerous friends at home
and abioad, that notwithstanding the extraordinary
efforts which F have made to-meet the many calls.in
My line, it is with difficulty. I can keep time with the
constant rush that is made, on this popularsstablis.lkm
meat.Dia a well established fact, that my-sales.are
eight or, ten timeulargerthao any other house In the
trade, Mid this being thecase on the amoont sold, I
:can affnid to sell at much lees profit than others Oould
possibly think of doing if they wished tO-cover'con
tmgent expenses. I intend to make a clean sweep
of alt my present stock before the beginning of next
year; coming to this conclusion, I will make. it the
interest of every man, who wants -cheap winter
suit, to call and purchase at thn Throe Dig Doors.
oct2l-d&W • • JOHN•ADOLOSKEY.
Ven Man -Blinds.
WESTEIIyELT, the old and well known
Venitian Blind Maker, formerly of Second
and Fourth Ms., takes this Method to inform his many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full op
eration on St. Clair et., near the old Allegheny
Bridge, where a constant supply of Blinds of various
colors and ivialities, is constantly kept on hand and
at all prices, from twenty-cents up to suit customer's.
Pl. 8,. If required, Blinds will.be-pet up so, that
in case of alarm by fire, or otheswiso; they maybe
'removed without the aid of a screw-driver,and with
:the same facility that any other piece or furniture
'can be removed, and without any extra expense: -
je2.4-d&wy.
Wool!, Woolt. - . _,
. _ .
~
fr HE subscriber Will paythe highest market price
j_ in cash, for all grades of .. clean , washed , Wool,
delivered at his warehouse, on SAtithileld-street
between Dicreond AlleS , and Forirtketrint.
mal2s..w2m*._ . . , ' WILLIAM IIikRXER: -
.
~:~o:s.= a s'"uric=wcbe~: +. ? % ric • .:w.;~ e,~la.~~,s"'.
maim
calte k§k b43` 1 0..
11.5 . cVais pant . , to
Gitz . o;.tottTArrr ;
IV: TarlCOn.
Similr'O'pet; . ,iorster (irgaitlen Lari, now York;
•,,inri la; •Wir:c.Soo - :rottl•LivOrpool. ti •• • • • • •
7he accepted . ilva agency of
thenbave hitue6 , r.ke now prepared to tnnke arrange-.
(went; .u}iuii'gtCrim . st liberal terms with thocdelo7
rot:6 er i paltrlfidie• patysige of •theirTrientle from . ' 04.
;Stator therneeel:res•thcir cbaraeier.
lo4g 'madam:: in business vvilt give ample as: •
nursnce that all'tlicir nrrangementa will be ccrrierl,
out faithfully.-
T. Tapscott, are long and favorai
lily knoW.n for the superior class accommodation
nd sailing. qualities of their 'Packet Ships. The.
QUEEN or Tnr. WEST, SHERIDAN, BOCI-lESs, -
TER, GARRICK, HOTTING.UER, ROSCIUS,
EILPOOL,: and SIDDONS, two of which leave eac
Port. Monthly, from New York the 2lst fled g 6 t:h an
Crnm Liverpool the Gth and Ilth, in.addition to which :
the"y. have arrangements with the St: George and. ,
UlllOll Linea of Lives:Roo' Packets to insure depar.;
turn from Liverpool, every fiv °days being thus aster ;
mined; their au:lilies shall keep pace with their in
creasing patronage, while Mr. W. Tapscottts constat4
personal, sinserintondance of thelitminess in livers
pool is an additional security that the. eomfurt unit
oeccornmddation of.thu passengers will be partictts.
!ally attended to. r . • • . •
The subscribeis.being usual) extennivel engi:
ged in the Transportation Business between Ihttsburgi
and the:Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled. t 6 take ,
charge -of and forward 'pasiengers immediately on
their landing, without a clianoe of disappointment or,
delay, and arc therefore prepared to contraet corpus.,
sage from any sea port in Great,Britairi or Ireland tq
this City; the nature of the business they aro engaged
in gi.ing them Tel:Hines' for carrying passengers an.
tar inland pot otherwise attainable, anti will, Cif nes,
cessary,,) far:Ward. pristengers further .Went by tho
best mode. of conveyance without
. any additional
ehargesfor thcir.trouble. iVhere.peraons scat .fort
decline coming out, the amount paid for passage will
be refunded ip full. ; : ;
. - .
' The subscribcranre also prepared to give drafts at ;
sight, fi.r. any ainountpayable at the.principal Citieg
and Toisms in England, Ire Scotland unit
WalheLthus affording a sa.Ce atillexpeditious mode of
Remitting [under to those countries, • which persona. '
reeUiring such facilities, will find it their interact Yo
arail thcipselves of. • •
AppliCation of by lettet-post paid) will be prompt
1y attended to.••
• ••••' • :•.
• • • •TAAFFF. &O'CnllNOli -•' •.
•
. Foiwarding and . Comriiiiudon Merchants; ;.
.
• mar2:7dßawy.. . • • Pittsburgh , Pa
. . Pletlicalt.itsid tittrtgieril 0/Hoe, . ...:
Health is the charm of life, without it gold.
Love; letters, friendi, all, all, are uuenjoyed,
DOCTOR BROWN,.
a
Tk-.. regularly educated p h ysi.
W .k..f-:::::!, Clan from the eastern cit- ,
.4.T. ;4 ;5fi..*:.; ; , ies, would respectfully an.
....., 11
CNa.0",..1 , 9.4- 4 06:,, pounce, to the citizens of
•' l4 " a . Jr" , ' . I:tilitSrya' Pittsburgh, Allegheny_aud,
fir7d . fir •,,,--, ,Jfic. ' vicinity, that he can' be .
coujuhed privately and
• a ~.. ''' t ..4 , ' conftidentially every , day , -
>% and evening at bts °pas
,
\ i? n Diamo,nd Alley a few.
- doors fruit Wow!• strut,
awards the Market.. . :...• . •-..-.. ~ •,:,..
Dr. Brown gives . his .partienlar attention to the
ceatment and investigation of the following disea;
All diseasesarisinglrom Impurities of the :Blood;
scrofula, syphilis, seminal weekness, impotency; •
salt rheum, diseases of the eye and ear, rhea:lntim:cr.
piles,palsey. • •
Dr. Drown has much pleaeure;in;litutonitelng to'
the public, that hp is in, possesaiotiof the latest in s
formation and improvement in the treatment o(
secondary sypluls, practised_ at the Paris Lock /los,
vital. The modern researches on syphilis,- its
complications and consequences, and the improt•ee
modes of 'practice which' have been made known, •
to the public but recentley, and to • those chiefly
who make this branch of Medicine, ,their particti.
larstudy and practise„ . . , : - . •
' Many. new and valuable remedies havebeen late,.
ly intmduced, whichsecures the patientleing - iner. ,
curialized, out of es„istence Straiten are appriscit
that Doctor • grown. bas 'been educate/I.in every,
branch of medicine, and _-,regularly admitted to,
practise, and that he not' confines himself to the.
study andpractice of this particular branch,togeth..
er with all diseases of .a private or delicate nature,
incident to the human frame. No cure, no pay...;
Recent casesare relieved in a short time, with::
out interrnitionfrom business. ' . :•.
tain u feel, or they will not be attended tO.. ,
(Cratliee.on Diamond Ailey, a fe* doors frorn;
Wood street,: towards the rriarke.t.t . Cotisultationi
tinily cordfdeptial.rnyt 2-d&w.Y
• •, • Books Just noreklired..
QCHLECEL'S Philosophy., of HiSory ;
Fchlrgells.Dramatic Lit rature;
Itotcoe's Life of Leo.X.; ••
Roscoe's Lorenzb de. Medici;
Cox's House Of Acstria; .• 7 . •
Sismondi's Literature of Enropp;-.
lteckman's History of Inventions;
. Lanai's History. of Painting r
Robt. Hall's Miscellaneous Works; - I
Mahan's Intellectual Philosophy ; •
Alichelers Roman ; •
Todd's Kirk White;
•
Margaret Percival ; .
Thu Fairy Bower; for sale - bb •'• .• • •• ,
IL S. 130SW6RTH.14, Co.,- •
_. 110, :43 . 14arket at. .
.•.lolast J. DiriroitTeT • . vs. ,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT., LAW,
Office on. Smithfield 'street,. adher, doors elgieo
N. U.—Collectione made on anidernfn'terme.
my 26 . . .
• • ,
• , . • Nor. 5t 11 4,.. .1. ,
.
rNA LOTS r--Bou,ded by Penn j Liberty : nd Iftly
ata, Gael lot•basing.24 ft. front ; and. extending
back 1104'...: Two: ot them are cornetilota, and the
'position or the Whole 'pioperty.is one of the most
rantageous in thmcity.. i•lor:furtherinformation ap
ply to • :U. SiVAIIS.2..WEL.DER'A'ourtit
nov3-tf . . Vic;cd and Smithfield...,
MI R/ COFFEEL4I3 Ba g s Super Rio Coffee;.
1:16.. Just recciveci.suut for pie. . - •
jag • MILLER &-RICKETSOIST
.
riEDSTEAOS of•different kinds-with- Gaszam , s
iroupatent fastcnisgs.superior.ioinAtiiienovy
in use, for tale tow at the furnitufeAnciehouse
angX. T. D. YOUNG Si Gri:llariditreet. •-•
CorPsilugrs 'tipproved. Lard 9f1.-
.
BARRELS Winter Lard 011., just received from „
the manufacturers and air sale al Cincinnati
wholesale c:nd refail,b, • • FRS... SELLERS,. •
declS • . " . N0...17 Liberty et. : •
THE above place %rill be open rot the season, this:
evening, June Safi, :iiheria our. wife/Zed. Mr:
CREAMS,..Confectionary, CakeS, &a. 'XRit:iat;.
ways be obtained. . ANDREWS.
Free coilck' brut evory.. Al evening this week', at the .
Eagle, Wood XnEass, asni, gi Iftrrn.rr.'
- . . tr • . •
=
Letters 1 7 v:iw . diitancic - aking z!v ice. must n: •
Luteat linp;orement.
• Egigit • Brainiih, alfon,
No. 4s Diamond •Aney; over former So/oon
ja - ne t
JF
ulfilitcf.. SE,ltitaTelaarc e‘ll; t ilie death'
or the Ree. ,Robert, Dunlop, -pester of,
the Seennd Presbyterian Church . , March 28th,
on the Sabbath morning rollowind his 'decease.
which-is preied en address,. delivered in same place,;
at his rnterment;• March 23d by. Rev. R. Pi SVlCift, •
D. D., Pastor of tivi Firs; Presiyterisirichiirc!is
gheny r with an appendix. .Fer sale by .
cis • 24. LUKE LOOMIS, Agent:.. . •
• •r it Old lob . -
Li.USTRA.TED Life . of General,WiSoo7 SekitS .
_Commandei-in-Cbief of Army
satiated •by forty engravings: - For sale by
•je2s • • • . • MIFF. 1.001%115, Agt..
niablit Generals, by J. T.
V V I,y;•.atithiieelrOilialeon . Ind his
.Marshits,.;
the 'two -volumes. .
ado b faltE LOOMIS, Ait.' •
._.-
. 4 115 °UPWARD MIAMI—The Life of Genera,.
ToylOr,:theikee of OkeoChobce,Palii4Uto;•
*ewe& deja ' , alma, Monterey, and Bueiiii'Vistn,
with numeises.iilistrative anecdotes and embellisli-
'pmts. • For We by , • -
*e24 LUKE,I4OI I 4IS,•Ag j
J •
'• ' ' Metall° Freime Prnritli.:.: , ,. - • -.
A. SPLENDID aescatmont of Rosewrieettrml•Mit'
. horrany action Pianoa, witlirpe4ll6 fretek, jaq•
finished and for sale, at . :' . ,I.; BLIJMEI,e .
'je2s 112 Wood it, 24 door above ttti,
• . .
To Discharged Volunteers and Wogiatifrp?
MIIE undersigned has been furni4ed by. an expel
/Fenced and responsible agency:in Washington'
city, with the necessary - for and instructions etti•
' 'procuring Bounty Land Warrants, , Truism* B.eilte
• Pensions, ¢ c. Ho i 1 also' aulbortzad purchasr
Bounty Land; Warrants; foi OA, at
above theDoiernmentcommoVAinis ,
• . • - rt.'metitow;.. •
. Alderman, TO stleet*PAYArt
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