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PASSMGER ARRANGEMENTS P'014.1949.
Steamboat Packet Line, leaves daily for Cincinnati,lo
Passenger. Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 a. lit, and 6 r. x.
Ida Coach lAne, direct to Philadelphia, 91. x., and 12k
Westerii and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 a.
North-Western, via Cleveland, daily,4o a. at. -. •
Erie and Western New York, daily, 9 J. x.
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, - except Sundays, 4
'ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF. MAILS.
Easteni Mail via Philadelphia, due 3 a. M. .eloses 12. m.
Western Mail, Cin. and Lonisv., due 8 P. M., closo's 5
South.via Bait, and Washington, duo 8 r. m., closes 6S. S. M.
North-Wesieni via Cleveland,' due 10 a, is., closes 61
Erie and Western New York, due BP. M., closes 8 m.
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Par rakes.. . ,ASked. Offered.
• Bank of Tittsburgh $50.00 $50,75 $50.00
Eichinge Bank - 50,00 44,00 45,50
Merchants' and-M. Bank •• • ..... 50,00 47,00 • 4 • 5 , 00
"Farmers' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand Street Bridge • '50,00 - 50.00 45,00
Northern Litterries Bridge. ' 50 , 00 = 350
Old Altagheny Bridge 25,00 36,00 35,00
2, Connellsville It B. Stock, paid on - • . 'Mires, e 2,50 • ' . 5,00 1,43
- 'City Bonds (6 ik cent;) • • •
..• Monongahela Bridge • 25,00 , ' 16,50
` Gan Stock aLtxt •-. 45,00
Daily Review. of the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE POST, ?,
s ' , THURSDAY Measixos March 30, 1848. S
•
The weather was fine yesterday; apd business seemed
to improve some.
f, Clover Seed—There appears to be some demand;
1, sales from store Were made at t? 3,25.03.37. the Tatter price
fur mall lots. From first hands it is worth $.3,12.
Flax Seed—Sales from store ni 08e.
• ' potat oes—Lleavy antis 111.!s durimitwqrust few dayrs
but the market is not yet aapplted. Sales - in' Ni shannocke
Apples—Market nearly hare; sales at wharfat $2,50
for &tweets ; ordinary qualities are worth 53. •
Dried Apples:—Sales from store at 70080 e.
Wheat—Sates yesterday at9oc . .
- Flour—The news by the steamer mid - cued the price
very ninth. We heard of sales yesierditini as high as
81.65; but the common price was $4.62. We heard of
no sates at a lower rate for good.bmnds. Au immense
quantity arrived. as may be seen by. our river imPorts.
in addition to the lots by steamboats, great quantities ar
rives) on flats and keels. Alost of the receipts were for
shipment, We saw but few wagon loads on the streets,
find heard of but one sale of 14 Ibis. at $1,62, first rate
brands,
Maey dealers still hesitate in making purchases at the
present rates. They have no confidence . in the perma
nency of the advance announced hi Europe, and think
that the market in this country will not be influenced
greatly by it.. The future state of the market cannot be
predicted.
' Cotton—Some receipts yesterday; but we heard of
no sales. We are instructed to report no change.
Feathers—Several sales yesterday at 31e. Receipt:
fair; demand active.,.
Pea Nuts Sales at $.2:0002,12 from store.
Oranges—Regular sales of Sweet at $5,00; market
not well supplied. .
Bran—Sales from-store at 121 c.; from first hands 15c.
—,Pales of tolerably fiir at sc. in hhds.
Molasses—Regular sales at 22c.; we still notice that
_single.barrels are Odd at Oc. Golden Syrup is sold at
6.2. e. Sugar House Molasses at 43045e_
Oats—Receipts heavy yesterday; and sales at 242
25c., at wharf.
Beans—Market well supplied; sales from store of
- small White, at 75,REVe.
, Btatter—Ettxne receipts, but great demand. Sales of
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fine Roll at 14c.; some barrels takt;rl at 15c:
Eggs—Sales at /oe., in barrels.
Salt—At canal, sales are made at el 25; from store,
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Bacon—We have reports of regukar transactions at
the reduced prices 'noticed yesterdly., That Bacon will
remain as at present. is uncertain—some anticipate a fur
ther depression, While others predict an advance. Sales
yesterday at 3, 40)5e.
Clla4tle Blarket . ---The riderings have not been large.
The latest sales at the yards were at 425 e., for Beeves.
Sheep—Snles at 952 000250. '
Bogs—Sales at 3c. .
NO. 9.
NORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET
fly til:Mt BOOKS POI 1649.
T IFE IN PARIS; bf the Adventures of Alfred de
Ro
sann in the French Metropolis, by the author of Life
au London.
Mysteries and Myseries of New Sork, part 3.
• Public.and Private Histories of the Tope* of Rome,
part:2.
Traveller's Guide to the Ohio . River.
Martin. the Foundling; new supply.
. -The Victim's Revenge, a sequel to the Matricides
Daughter, and the Star of the Fallen.
Thompson's Money Reporter. -•
Taylor's . do do
Gudey's Lady's I3ook, Gar - March.
• Knickerbocker. do.
The Female Land Pirate; or Awful, Mysterious, and
Horrible Disclosures of Amanda Banuoris., , •
Antonia; the Female Contrabandista.
Fitt False Step, or the Path of Crime; new supply.
The Light Dragoon, or the Ranchero of the Poisoned
Lance. -
.Middy of the Macedonian
I3arfs Penusylvaaia Reports. vol. 5.
NEW PLAYS.
The Dumnt, a Comic Opera.
The Almstate, a tragedy.
•
Much Ado About l'imthing.
Bride of the. Market, a comic drama.
Robert Macaire, or the Two Murderers.
Box and Cox, a &rec. •• • •
• Burnt carting. do.
•Also. a large assortment of old and rare ploys.
Gralinnfshlagame, for April. •
Bragelonne. thr::Plon of Mhos. or Ten Years Later. be
ing the conclusion of. Three Guardsmen and Twenty
- Years After. -
The Old Men's Tales.
The Hermit of the Hudson. or the Farmer's Daughter.
Just received and for sale by -
mar 22 AI. Y. AIORSE. 85 Fourth St.
C . ALT RHEUNI, SCURVY, OLD SORES, ERYSTPE
-0 LAS, Barber's Itch. Chaps, Sort Bear4s,
This is used by ninny physicians in this city in cuing the
above. and we would not conscieneionsly sell unto dk we
knew it to be fill we 'state.
As a cosnietic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the
-only article -ever known that removed impurities. and
cleared and beautified the skin, making it soil, clear,
smooth and white rut an infanta. But mind, it is sold at 82
Chatham st. N. "Y., and by . '
WM; JACKSON, Agent.
inar29 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
IVANTFJI—.FItices for several good book-keepers.
'sehool,masters, salestneu in wholesale or retail
stores or warehouses, men cooks in steam or canal boats. -
or hotels. several boyis, laboring men, boys to trade, and
colored Men and boys. Wanted, Several good white
-.cooks, chambermaids and girls for all work . Wanted to
borrow, several small sums of money. All kinds of
sxnese; tti vr a o t mptly attended to, for moderate
mar2s IntelligettrWeffice. Fifth st.
MIRE MOST IGNORANT feel a disgust fora young or
old persou, male or female, , with a putrid, bad breath,
or hatteelh. Persons who have either, axe honorably
assured that a ;.at. box of :JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTE will. on . trial, without fail,
Mike ihe'brenth pure and sweet,
The teeth white. and the gums hard.
Render, just try this once. It is sold in New York at 82
. Chatham at., and by • JACKSON, Agt.,
mar2o . • - tf) Liberty at.
- 1) ARC AN CHOICE FRESH 'IMPORTED GOODS.
XL/ Atilt CITY. TRADE. At
:ROBINSON'S %LOTH STORE, Fifth' stivet. near Wood.
Very grateful for past liberal patronage" feeling assured
upon examination the beautiful, rich, and fashionable
styles will command purchases; French Cloths, Cassi
snares, Doeskins, of the very best makes, colors, qualities
and styles ; Vest ings, that for beauty 'cannot be .excelled ;
French Figured Cashmeres, Silks, , Satins, and White
Marseilles; Trimmings of superior quality, very large as
sortment.
1[3. - Prices second to none in.the country...Ea
mar22-412sv
PDELAN Y, Fe. 49, Liberty street, PittrOurgh. has jun
opened, for the Spring trade, a. large and general
assortment, of well selected Chubs, Cassimeres. and
Vestings, consisting of superfine French and English
black and fancy colored CLOTHS, suitable for the va
rious styles of Spring and Summer Coats. -
Plain and fancy French, English and American CAS
SIA/BEES, in great variety and new patterns, adapted to
the customer-trade.
Also, a great variety of new and fancy VESTINGS—
aII of which will be cnt and made to order, in the most
fashionable style.
Persons favoring the establishment with a call, will be
suited on moderate terms, at short notice;
The subscriber has also on hand a great assortment of
"READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the present Spring
Fashion. lconsisting of every description of Dress ant?
Frock Coats of el fashionable colors; fancy and plain
Seek and Business Coats.
Also, a general assortment of Pants, Vests, Shirts,
'Cravats, and all other articles in the Clothing line, which
will be sold low, for CUM
Wholesale purchasers will find it much to their advan
age to call and examine the, stock, beforenrehasing
P. p r Tailor
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mar 113`
l l ribrrEit 01/.-1:200 galL Natural Col. Sperm Oil;
1000 Bleached Winter Whale
- • SOO " low priced "" "
;Just received and for sale low It
• MILLER le RIOSETSON.
- lIVC 11 Et WI EIR, 1839, P. A. Mumm k Co.'s 'Direct Ex.
-JA L portation to the United Sitars, for sale tiy the case
.or bottle, at the Wine Store of •.
dea° JACOB WEAVER.
RECGS.—ltesin .Talana, Ergot, Cochineal, Dover's
Eowdar, gem. Calents Bens. Coriaader,Wood Nap
. Belam Toll; Cantharides; jtort reo'd-and for saleby
• B. d PABNESNOCK & Co,
.conter First and Wood sts
MEMMiii
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I'OACT PIWTOMIRGii•
rrat warns tx4ritatAxszL. •-•
Steamer -Beaver, Clark. Wellsville; • _
Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver and Wellsville;
" Jacobs: Brownsville.
" Atlantic, - Parkinson do; '
Dispatch, Nelson, do.;
Montemy, gOrritlON .404
Brilliant,' Grace, Cinebinati.
NOrth Carolina, —, Illinois River.
in,
aglto Perry, St. Louis. -
" Savanna, Denison, New Orleans.
" Hudson, Poe, Sunfish. •
" Newark, Bishop, Zanesville.
• ." Wellsville, Barnes Sunfish.
Steamer Beaier, Clark, Wellsville.
" • Michigan No: 2, Gilson, Beaver;
. "Caleb Cope. Moore'. Beaver and Wellsville.
" - Dispatch, NelsOn, Brownsville.
" - Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
" Baltie,Jacohs, Brownsville.
Parkinson, BroWnsville; - •
" Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver. '
" New Eugland, Dean, Cincinonti.
" St. Cloud, List. New Orleans.
" Consul,. Kinney , Wheeling.
" Wellsville, Barnes, Sunfish.
Ir FOR CuccturrAzte—The regular. Packet will
'tire at JO A. M.
Fon Bnownsvrtv.E.—The Allantici_Capt. Parkin
son; rho Baltic, Capt. Jacobs; and the Louis Mc-
Lane, Capt. Bennett, run regularly between Pitts
burgh and Brownsville, one boat leaving each morn
ing and afternoon,
Fon WELLVVILLL Cala , Cope, Capt. MoOra,
leaves every Tuesday, Thursday, and ,Saturday, at 9
A. M. The Beaver, Capt. Clarke, 'leaves every
'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
Cincinnati—Per Brilliant: 6 hhds bacon, 3.50
:hams, D. Leech & Co.. 93 Ins lard, 14 half do . ,H
S—; 3 4 bags of f eatheri, .111cC & Co ; 60 casks
bacon, It. Watson; 30 casks bacon 3 Graff; 138
pca meat, G. W. Jackson ; 4 casks bacon, H. Bowen;
26 tibia Whiskey, John Little.
St. Litta—Prr Germantown : 20 bbls scrap iron,
Graff, Lindsay tj• Co.. 20 tibia sugar, II bbls molasses,
Edward Hazleton ; !fa tibia ri fined sugar, 27 bids
syrup, Jas.. A. Hutchinson; 6 casks lead pipe, 10
co.ls do, Butler & Bro.; 87 aka potatoes, J. Mochan;
1 hag spice, W. li. Wright; 33 hints, D.T. Morgan;
66 hfids bacon, Clark g- Thaw; 7 bags feathers, 4
bales, D. Skies; 30 bbis bacon, H. Graff St Co; 24
bags Ginseng, 7 bales, D. Skies, 150 bbls potatoes,
6 sky do, 6 dried hides, Hall & Bro.; IS bbls pork,
0. B. Hendricks.
Wheel mg—Per 'Consul : 21 bores glass, 6 kegs
nails, 5d3 bbls flour, 1 bbl eggs, 6 Ws lard, 3 411.1C8
eggs, 2 kegs buster, 4 bags die apples, 5 brigs green
apples, 30 boxes mdze, 150 11;Is flour.
Lady Byron—to bb's loaf sugar, 47 bhls mo'asse , ,
Miller es Ricketson ; 29 bhls hams, 7 do shoulders,
owner on board ; 60 bas bacon, 104 Lb's bacon,
Wallingrord ; 6 bags, G. W. Smith.
Louiseille--Pee Lady Byron: 20 bales furs and
skins, W B Holmes; 40 sks fathers, 35 Ithils bacon,
1 do tobacco ' A Gorden; 54 tier, es flaxseed, Grad;
18 bags feathe.s, Carson & McKnight; 10 bbl. lard
oil, 11 A Fahoestock; 1 Mil see,t, 154 hide molasses,
177 bbli potatoes, Tags) & Best; 225 kegs lard, 19
tibia do, Roht Roblnsoo; 114 kegs lard, 11 bbls do,
J Di nney; 44 bales cotton, Poincexter; 6 bags lead
ers, Brown & Culbertson; 5 Ins tobacco, D Leech &
Co; 11 "cares steel, Lippencott; 25 cases steel, Wal
lingford; 5 tibia molasses, Cooper; 44 bbls molasses,
16 [aids sugar, a Watson.
New Orleans—Per :re gl on': 24 bxs bacon, Church
4 Carothers; 4 bbls varnish,) McFarien; 106 bdls
iron, Shoenberger; 5 bids oil, J P Perry; 60 barrels
whiskey, It Watson; 64 bids whiskey, John Scott;
10 bbl, oil, Jas P Hanna; 55 bales cotton,
Poindex
ter; 6409.pcs bulk pork, 20 Ibis lard, E llazelton;
2411 pea bulk pork, W B Holmes; 343 !Isles bulk
pork, T C Hamilton; IGO bbls fipur, Oakford.
Sunfish—Per Wellsvdle : 100 bbls flour, 1) Leech
& Co; 10 bbls flaxseed, 11 A Fahnestock & Co; 36.5
pee baron, 68 kegs lard, Wick & McCandless; 150
We flour, 1) Leech 4- Co; 27 kegs lard, 31 bbls flour,
.J S Dilworth; 6 bbls flaxseed, 2 sks rags, McGill,
Buehfield & Co; 63 bbls fl.iur, C P Ansbutx, 24 tails
flour,. Wick & McCand'ess; 5 thee Missouri metal,
Livingston, Roggen & Co; I box specie, B , galy &
Smith.
Zanesfilk—Per Newark : 903 bbls floor, 04krord
& Co.
Brottnarille—Per Louis McLane : 91 piece. iron,
Jones & uigg; 18 bbls apples, W Reger; 6 boxes,
Forsyth & Co; 1 bale, Forsyth & Duncan; 26 H
Graff; 7 boxes, o A Hutchison; 269 boxes glass, 20
kegs nails, E Evans.
nr Beaver; 82 bbls flour,
Orem &
McGrew; 26 sks 'corn, T. Arbuckle ; 153 pota
toes, A. Harbinger; 78 bgs barley, 5 bids cider,
owner on board ;.2 bbls, 2 kegs, 2 site; Smith & Sin
clair; 23 sks rags, owner on board.
New Orlearts.Per De Witt Clinton: 200 bbls.
Mo!asses, 20 L. Sugar,lo hluls. R. Robinson; 60
Sugar, W. Holmes Et Co.; 2 blids. Sugar, Smith 4. Sin
clair; 30 bids L. Sugar, W. B. 1101171P8t. Co.; 113 hhds.
Sugar, Burbridge IVilsrin g- Co.; 116-hhds. Bagley 8:
Smith; 4 hhds. Sugar, Geo. A. Berry.
TARTAR. RALPH'S VNIVEESA I. VEGETABLE PILLS
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consist of taro kinds In one box. Price, 25e. a box.
The No. 1 is a Purifying Purgative. which effectually
cleanses the body of every vitiated and offensive humor.
The No. 2 is a gentle laxative and strengthener. and In
the most comfortable, safe and effectual medicine that can
be taken to obviate a !moire elate of the lotwels. without
any hurtful purgative effect. It also stretigtheats the or
grunt of rligestioa, and purifies the blood.
EJ''Suld wholesale and retail at
curnuEttrs Real Extant, Office.
mnr2l 50 Smithfield a.
Dry Goods at Whir Jeanie
IURPIIN. WILSON BCD.. No. 4. Woodstrser, art
in, now nitielving by daily arrivals from llse Importers
vulllanuPt.durers, ample supplies of desirable Spring
Goods,' vhie'l they oiler to city mid country retailers at
the smallest possible advance, Haviag, a partner almost
eonstant4y La the eastern markets, their stock will be kept
up throughout the season. Among' the articles already
received, are riP !est. Brims. some very beautiful; and
adapted to city 'sales: a variety of Tweeds. Cotton Palo
taloou stuffs, Domestic Oinghums, Bleached and Brown
Pottons.ke. fen.oluwini
SUSDRiES.—)W due. 1-laying Cards;
MO whole and hall boxes Sardines;
10 baskets olive
;'J/ doz. assorted Catnaps. hr.
4 casks London Porter, quarts and pints;
doz- Brandies. %Voles. &e. very old;
5 1111 x. powdered Sugar;
I/0 hasketsChanrigne Witte. part to arrive;
3 hhds Claret toe, far sale by
marl) I'. C. 51A IiTIN
onongahela Nov gat ion
NOTICT: TO STOCKOOLDERS.
TN pinsuanee of a resolution of the Board of Marin
i. gars . , the Siockholde'rs of the :Monongahela Naviga
tion Company are hereby notified to meet at the office of
said Company, in Breed's Building, Fourth street. in the
city of Pittsburgh, at ii o'clock in the afternoon of Mon
day. the 17th day of April next, to take into considera
lion canon' arm of the Legislature 01 this State. ',fipple
mentary to the Charter of this Company. By order nt the
Board. WM. BAKEWEI.L. Seey.
Pittsburgh. March 711 t. marlll4nl7
ri L i la — a nAC youn g
er l ao l l!Z i e r r u r: n o i f n ° e b re ' n i t ' i l tiU or u
other establishment. Advertiser is acquainted with land :
nest , generally and is n good accountant; can give satis
factory City reference. and 110. s credentials from one of the
first houses in the Milted States. Please apply at the Of
fice of the Daily Morning Post. Timid
81.500 OR s2.ooo.—Wanted. Rll active ittlitilleari
man. with a capital of $1.500 or 62.000. to
engage in a profitable, manufacturing business, now in
opernlion. • S. CUTHBERT, (ten. Agent.
mar2s Smithfield street.
lAND FOR SALt—The subscriber Offen for Pule 500
. acres of Land, in . llliddlesex township, Butler coun
ty, between Dutlerand Pittsburgh, and seven miles from
Butler: 350 acres cleared, the balance well timbered, with
three farni houses. a large barn, anti a good mill site, with
sufficient water thr a grist art saw mill. thereon. On the
same stream, four and six miles above, there arc two
grist mills. iind several sow mills. There is no - better
laud in the country. It will be sold all together: or in
one, two, or three hundred acres. Persons wishing to
have good level land. easily farmed, would do well to
avail themselves of this opportunity, and examine the
and. [marla] \%I)L BO VD.
TO the Delinquent Subscribers in the Monongahela
Nn
vigation Company.---Notice is hereby given ihat all
shares of Stock subscribed in the Monongahela Naviga
tion Compnity, and which have become subject to forfeit
are by reason of the non-payment of instalments and in
terest thereon, will be forfeited to the said company, to
gether with all instalments already paid thereon, in pur
suance of the provisions of the Charter of Incorporation,
unless themnpaid instalments together with interest from
the date on which the same were made payable by a call
from the Board of Managers, be paid in full to Thomas
M. Howe, Esq.. Treasurer of sant company, at the Fs
change Bank of Pittsburgh, on or before the first day of
April, A. 1).-184A.
By order of the Board of Managers,
WM. BAKE:WELL,
..felf22-d3tawtApl st Secretary.
Nursery Stock for Sale.
Tna subscriber offers for sale his entire stock,
in lots to snit purchasers, at very reduced prices.
The collection is not equalled for a select and ex
tensive variety, in the Western country; containing many
new, rare and valuable plants, consisting in part of Co
rnelius, Japonica's, large flowering plants, from 3 to 6 feet
in height, Cactus,- dzaloes, Geraniums, Futilities, Month
ly, Notsette Chimer, Perpetual Moss, Vining or Pillar
Roses; the finest and most esteemed_ roots in cultivation.
The Dahlia list contains the most showy and fine prize
roots grown; Plower Roots, a la.tge variety; Vines, shrub
bery, shade trees, evergreens. &c. Amateurs, nursery
men and others, who want to decorate their yards, gar
dens, pleasure grounds, or green houses, are respectfully
invited to examine the collection, which is open to -visit
ors, except on Sundays.- Conveyance by the omnibus and
greenwood ferry. . Desenpuve catalogues sent by mail,
or may be hoil at our stand No. 11.8 Diamond Market,
where orders left with us, or imy mail to Pittsburgh Post
Office, wiU be promptly attended to. John 'Graham, a
practical gardner, will attend to planting shade trees,lay
lug of gardens, &c. Orders left as abvove.
JAS. WARDROP,
inarlNlm - -Manchester, near Pittsburgh.
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Lainbiii,p4c.okle . by- • ,•_. • • - • •
marl I . • -
N0:11101ASEIFZ.--2d Ak o bbli. in mote and for a ide
by.lll.3.Fat & RICK.erSON.
cf OAP-150 boxes Chillicothe Soap, inst 'received and
0 for sale by Imaritll. MILLER & RICKETSON.
ARD.,2 bblo, Lard; on conWgnmenti and for sale by
tnai22 • , ••. • MILLER' ft: RICKETSOM
UGAIL-40 btads. N. O. Sugar just received and for
sale by (m 422) SMITH & SINCL.AH:L
ICE.-40 tierces; just received and for sale y
R
mar 23 ' - SMITH& SINCLAIR.
RAISINS. -40 boxes Bunch Raisins, just received au
for sale by (mar 23) SMITH & SINCLAIR
ASEIGNETTE — BRANDY - - , -6 half pipes A Seig - neite
. Brandy, for sale by (deer] P. C. MARTIN.
110 ICE.-5 tierces nevi Riec,just reed Emil for ode, by
JA, jan2o . MILLER & RICKETSON.
bbls. No. 1, just received and for sale by
jan3l ' - • MILLER & RICKETSON.
ROLL BUTTER-3bx.s. for sale by
jatil7 J. 1). WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st.
ARDLNk.Z.—SO boxes Sardines; SO hi: do. do.. for sale
0 by • (dec2o P. C. MARTIN:
LARD - - 9 5 kegs and' 15 bbls. No. I Lard, in store and
for sale by (jatt.2B) L. S. WATERMAN:
IDUNCH RAISINS.-50 boxes fresh, just received an
for sale, by ifebSl SMITH & SINCLAIR.
OtASSES-46 bbls, nit iecelVed and kir sale . . by
'l6B • SMITH & SINCLAIR .
ONDON PORTER-5 casks, la pint and qus rt bottles,
for sale by jfeb7] P. C.
OATS -100 bu., on consignment, for sale, by
janl7 J. - D. WILLIAMS. 110 Wood st
- 111tIED APPLES—A/D bushels. for sale by
D
feblls SMITH h SINCLAIR
bblzi No I, now luntliag and lor said
felk2s MtULM 4t. nioulTos.
TZ OPS-3 Wan* on consignment und for -twin by -
11 f01 , d5 MILLER & RIC'KETSON
L' i&cjat r
A TUSTARD—A prime, article in and 1 1 113.liza forst&
1,1 bv lich2tl Sllll'l'l 4 h SINCLAIR.
•
Q 0,11.-50 boxes No. 1, lurito bar, ree'lt nod for rule by
fe1.21
rI4IiYER SEHLl—lls)bu JUAI reed and for sale by
Vi (1)18 SMITH Jc SINTLAIIL
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111 YE FLOUR-13 guineas. for sale by
felt~ J. D. 14113.14M5, 110 WOO/.1 sL
1)0TAS11-11 casks. for sale low. to close consigiunent.
fell I'. C.' AlAltrati
- 1111F.1) PEACIIES.IOOIisIe;IiZ, for sale by
JJ d e SNIITII
11 6 (1 - i .1 0 . 1 -I r ) ott ° o l ! N by Pi l i fe•; l l "'n rde.jlllndltn.'e
.
1 '17' .,. }C ., 1 : : 1 ;•1 4 5.-50 dor_ just rceei ,; v;il l, ll . l l ll ,l, fo .
- 1 " -
1 . 2" EU BU IVER-6 kegs, for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR-
lILA X:z.kEED.--A few bags air sale. by
' dtel - SMITIf & SINCLAIR.,
TVUED APPLES-5a bu. for sale by
V clecti SMITH & Smci,Ant.
I31:1Kr, CAST - MI.ON & CO. liltiOlit hi. pipes
an sale by (dee2tl 'P. C. MARTIN.
pIil:1 - ..—IlllIerce. llie.:, Ju.t crcek,it anti ort saw I.y
L tnur.,',3 NIII.I.EIt.& HICKETSON.
(if-11.0121DH LIAIE—I.i rusks jusi reed anti for sal; by
U jail? It A. FA HNL:STOCK & CO.
,(111EES11--50 boxes. for sale by
A t re 1, 1 , J. D. WII.I.IAMS.II O Wru.4l st.
rei.), J. D. %VII I.IANIS. Wood UT
1 4 , sLINI_ , II doz. buttlex, AllUerlut at.lC/C
for sate by J. D. V% ILLIAMS.
13 IC E: 1 -10 tierces Rica, jten reed lied for eale by
febl2 MILLER & ItIVKETSON..
r.ale,•Lby
U SCAT WINE-25 boxes just reed and for sale by
11111.1.F.R & iticKnrsoN.
LtiAlt—Blllinit , prime N 2me.ptr.TcCClV.l aiid
i.;":" for pnle by [feta% sistrrti & SINCLAIR.
bOls. 1%76 , .;
10 keg." Gut. Syrup ; for s4tle by
inurls J. D. Will.l.lA NIS. 110 NVoort
COFFE E.
-jr
FEE..---WAr bags Prime Rio. received per Urey
Eagle, and for •ale, by SMITH & SINCLAIR
fcbs
1. 1 . 1‘ 1 1 .125 r n ' lly A P ß o li n i Zie hsl =tea k iTa t il e y n t c o ‘ a V r h rry ' e "d
I'. C. MARTEN
BRANDY-4 huff pipes, London color
jj Vintage of '42, to arrive and for sale by
occ22 P. C. MARTIN.
T ON_DON PORTEIL-5 casks London Porter, in
J. a quart and pint bottles, for sale by
dec2.l P. C. MAitTIN.
i)uctiwilEAT ei.f.nit—to sacks pritne FlC‘te of
11 -honed" Buckwheutt, tut wale by
smrrif & SINCLAM
itUA--071 tostb But Iron, assorted, in sturc and tut saw
I by L. 14.ATF.REAN,
jart2.7 No. 91 Water, and tit front tall.
I\ filllii - Pi-ACiitt-bit) liu prime Ohio . etches, for
y iiiii by SMITH k SINCLAIR,
Jaii2.l'
No. 50, Wood it.
frenb. of prime bronds. received by
Ptcambunt Ringgold, Dud for oak by
fcbll SMITH & SINCLAIR.
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ITEM:I4J. unds Prima Hums. tor *ate by
J. D. WILLIANIS,
mar B 7 110 Woml street.
11 1-ANS.-100 bushels Small I.'lltjte' a ft l n v silllpl ms.
t0ar..1.1 110 Wood strect.
ek)ItCHINGS.—.SI,bIs. on consignment and for saie by
17, 1, D. WILLIAMS,
1101 Wo,st esrPet.
ALT -1411,1.1 F. i San. tur owe IY
,l inur23 MILLER & RICKiITS.ON
11ACONtI
Urn. Slontterc
•• 8nlos: on eolukigninent nod for ante
by linnr4l) 3111.1. ER & RICK 171130 N.
AR.S.-20.000 No. I ite In Cruz.;
81,0041111111 per. Regaling, just rer.fnvetl told for snlft,y
M11.1.1:11 Sc RV' K
INettitill slope U/141
*tile by SELLS-ALS k NICOLS,
tin. 14 Liberty •t.
I).A•Cf),:—S!lds prime Itl do. :Ides, just re
) reiccd and for sale by
pebtti SELLERS. &
I --L JURI rCcrirrd mid lur salt.. by
H. A. FA If 7 4 . F.r. COCK & CO.,
Cot.Fino and Wood eon.
ARID 011.-1:11.b1s. Comlitut's Nal !act] Od, iu store
J j und for subs tat reduced prices by
mien $111.1.1'.12S & NICOLS.
AISINS.-4 0 WICA 51.1 L. Raisins., just received tool
1. for stdc by MILLER A. RICKLTSON.
rz2
TOA F SIX/ AIL-2W lax; ii;;;;:s
1.4 4. 5,6, a:id 7. just received on consignment, nod for
snit. by lonnr22l 51ILLEIL ic RICK ET: 4 ON.
A"ri
i°tiC ; ln I)r)al'sre T
beet o 1 referencereyt Apply at 0 4 Tnriet *.
ntar 'l
TIFIT4fTWITEI4MV. pun ercr - ilrlSh — irlii - Sii - trit
2 puncheons Jumnica Spints, as imported. for f 111 , ` by
marsP. C. MARTIN.
ft/C1.13 CANDLES—Z,O buxnn Mould Cundles, in
111 PitJrl: and fur Rail: by
fetv2l & NICOI.S.
OLD WHISKEY. Avhole and huff bias. Old
Rye Whi.iey. B1:37; 15 do. do. Old Peach Brandy,
PAH. For sale by ifeb7l P. C. MARTIN.
20 boxbo Bunch Rwns
ai,jurt rt.reived and tar sale by
L. S. WATTIOLA N.
1.4 , 51 No.:11 Witter. and (t 2 Front .t.
8000 the. fitiColt, u/seutted i. l . u;! .. taw ., o t t i n t is: ‘ lk , by
(chin tin. 31 Water. and Front et.
1-1,,, T SAN VElits:Y. AND SWEET'MALAGA
. .
Vi qr. cinikn linut San Verne Wine;
S. M. Wine: just received a n d
for solely ffel,ol & itteKETsoN.
74) JiOZ N it ire's Improved l'at.nt ZINC WASH'
.4 0 BOARDS, wltole!tnlc and retail. nt matittlactutpa
priers, by J. D. WII.I.IAMS, -
f•b.3l 110 Wood stree
CILINDII.IEI4-125 dot. Eggs;
15 •• Tow Ynro
100 Hickory Brooms. on consivitnent, fur
snle by [feblHl J. IS. WILLIAMS, ILO VUOII 151.
(1111.013.01 , 0101. in t lb. bottles;
Pure Nitric Acid ;just received and for sale by
13. A. FAIINKSTOCK & Co.,
mnr i corner Ist and Wood sts
(\LH RYE WHISKEY, &c.---60 whole and half bbls
V./ 0. R. Whiskey; IS bbls of old Tennessee Peach
Brandy, for stile by [merit] P. C. MARTIN.
FRESH TEAS-4-0 hf. chests and caddies Young *-
son, Gunpowder, Imperial, and Black Teas, just re
ceived and for sale by L. S. WATERMAN,
febtd No. 31 Water. and 62 Front its.
LARD-140 kens Leaf Lard, received per steamer A
meriean, and for sale by
L.4.t. WATERMAN,
jan4 No. 31 Market. and 62 Front au.
SUGAR -70 bads fair N. 0. Sugar.
66 . do. prime do. do.;
30 boxes. new crop, 'Mite Havana Sugar, lust reed
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON.
mar 22
CIIL.-1200 alls. winter bleached and unbleached;
'llOO " fall
I JF
A constant supply of No. 1 Lard Oil, hi More and Mr
sale by (marZ) MILLER & RICKETSON.
BRANDIES. -40 whole, half, quarter ancteightb pipes
of BrandytDark And Pale of different grades, brands
and vintages, for sale as imported by
mar 9 P. C. MARTIN.
F RESII. FRUlT—drums Smyrna Figs;
2 bids. Zante Currants;
2 boxes Genoa Citron
20" M. IL Raisins., for sale by
dac3l I. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et.
WIZES. -000 whole, halt; quarter and eighth pipei
' all the different Wines now in use, part to or
rtve, of various grades, brands and vintages, some very
old. For sale as imported by P. C. MARTIN.
mart)
MOLASSES -10 bbls. New Orleans;
2 Philadelphia Stotu Syrup;
Cane . CI
For sale by (jsuM) J. D. wmturas.
4 .t . .1 7 7
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..i,:':'i1in.j.,:5:f,,•,;(..,.!!41.,:,:1.•:-i,:-..:T.K.:.,•--4-f=,,,,...:•.;..'i.:1-rt,i,:,:.,:.;.i..,,?.:,:::,:.:'_,.*,
, ' . ,i -I.ff.li*lliii*Oppi-.;:-.;:,-
OFFER-199 bags pnme Rio Coffee, now landing and a
for sale b utui2s). MILLER da RICIttabON.
OLL BU TTER-2 bbts., frefih, tutu neatly Put up,
ale by [fel'S] SMITH & SINCLAIR.
lur suit: ny
fr1,•25 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
El==E
ERN
=ME
LA" okiklimes No. 1. tat store and for
sale by : ST&I.F.RYZ
. .
OAF r ). U . . 1 " 61 . igt . ti iur
St.LLI... RS & I°.
SUOAII-14 bads prime. for sole by
N '
marls. SELLERS & NIOOL.q.
FLOUR. --00 Barrels Family Flour, superior b. ma, ior
sale by
UM.-6 Barrels, for sale by
. •
Amale- • - . S9III II & SrNCLAIR.
LA by
kegs No. 1 I.ard,jast rec. ived and for sale
• by mar l 6 SMlTll c tz SINCLAIR.
-111)ACON. hhds. Hams, Shoulders and Sides, for sale
I.l l Dg. (mar 15) • SMITH & SINCLAIR,
-65 boxes No.l Palm Soup fur sale by
mar 15 SMITH do SINCLAIIL
RrrAi
SMITH & SINCLAIR. ,
gia'RATUS-5 musks, just reed. for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
rrAT—ti bbla. Wilmington Tar, for Rale by
_L mar - . MILLF,R & RICKETSON.
BACON.IO,OOO pounds flog Round, Pit sale by • .
mar 15 • J. D. WILLIAM S,llO Wood st•
LARD. bLie. Frime, for wle by • .
mart.s • .1. 1"/: W 111.1,018.110 Wood lo
I_4 A-111 - 21.1 cgs No: is just received and for sale y
niat7 SMITH & SINCT..MIIII*
LOVER SEED--50 tkfisimis a first rut.: urilcoc,.tur
C
sale by .Imar7l, fifITH fr. SINCLAIR.
DAPPLEST-60 bushels for sale by
mar 7 sNtrni k- SINCLAIH.
MOLASSES-ItViinrrefi prime forsale by
marl SMITH & SINCLAIR.
IL , LOUR-150 barrels fresh flour. for 5 ale by
_marl . SIVIITII.4 SINCLAIR
COFFEE — IG9 brigs Rlo - ColTee, for etas by
marl
OTASH=9 casks superior quulitiii'ot Ash, for sale
P
(mina 11111.1. ER & RIrKETSON.
1 Altl.l-43 keg. No. 1 Lard. for sale by
1.4 -mur7 1411.1.F.R & ItICICV.TSON.
4 1.001101, just ree'fi end foreiiiiTi;"j:
marl_ .1011 N D. 1.1011.6 AN
I.OE-S-1 case flit male by -
mar 3 • Jotrx a MORGAN
4 Ct. AMWHA—I2 tb.. eoocentratett lot th. bottle., tOr,
J - 1.. sale by ttant.4) JOHN D. MORGAN. '
pA . STILE ROAP-3 cones for gni...by -------- 7
1 .-1 met " JOHN I ). MORGAN.
Gra $ll/R.LAC--tOrttatgeo tor Side by
ward JOHN D. MOrtOA w
_
GpINGER-4 cans powdered white Jammetts Vit
ure.for sale hy imam)) J. D. MORGAN.
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I . )E,ANS--130 bushels small white, for sale by
mart J. D. WILLIAMS, nu WOod M.
LI\IF 10 bbl it. Louisville White. (or sale by
mt,r2 S. D. WiLIIAMSI,IIO. %Wood st
- 1 jr/111ING-siitdiiSintnisli. Mr stile by
1 . i marl. J. 11. WILMA MS. 1 111. Wond gt .
I — Ti% I I. I.ll..AtAi—t cask. :or A 611.3 by
j innr2 1. D. 11'11.1.1AAIS,110. Wood at.
IDACON-30. 0 0 0 lbs. flog Round. city cured. on band
LI and for ante by S3IITII & SINCLAIR.
•ninr7 •
4 .. * litrifir.-0o bbils. prime N. O.
30 bras. against - I Loaf; • .
3 .. Clarified; tor sale by
mnrls J. D. WILLLA:II3,IIO Wood st.
WlllTr. 1.E.A.D.50 kegs pure
an '• No. I fur sale by
e•rrel .1. D. W 11.1.1.1.1115.110. %%WO ar
bbls. N. O. Millualms,jll3l(
and for sale, by
pusl4 Jiil.l.Eli k RICKKTSON.
O.SEr. muscATEL & Co.'
j import:Ohio, for toile bribe e 3,1" or bottle. at ill.
mine c.o.c. of .(are2o) JACOB WEAVER.
IItUN SAFE.—On. large I roil Stsiit,
B. A. FAIINESTOCK h CO.,
jnn7 Comer Firm and Woad gm
r1,01,91.—VJ blds. fresh superfine Floor, of M good
brand; just:received and for sale, by
jaillG siNci.Ant.
CIDER VIIIV3Ait-4l bbls. pure Vinegar, from Cider
of in store and for side. wholesale and retail. by
derft JACOB WBAVER-
CLAMFIEID
For sale by [jau2s] J. D. WILLIAMS.
14 Zn;!' - sup.' - ,91,11°,LA.7:',.!; -4 .'.,:, s fohrbalsfel by
if "1' Prime
MILLER k nicggrsox.
lOAF suoan--5 - 1,1,15. No. 6 Loaf Sugar; for sale
4 love to clo.se consigueleat, Ly
rani! JAMS MAY.
c PAR/CLING MOSELLE HOCK WINE--For gale by
0 the edge or bottle. at the wine store of
J ACOII WEAVER.
SHAD AN!) SLACKEREL.-7 hf. bhle. Shad;
21 bbla. Ne. 3 Muckerel, fur sale by -
_Anil JANIES MAY.
PORK. -100 bbln. Mess Pork; I do. Rump du, i
store and for sak, by
Jame: & NICOLS.
11J AILS AND SPIKE:3.-35U kegs Nails soulklits' es, as
.I sorted, in store stud for sale. by
janD WATETWAN.
STEEL.—A geiorrni riiii4)rlia,lit of Cala. BHA
ter, German, Amenrnit :and Spring Steel. in story, and
for gale by 1.. S. WA9'EII.3-IAN.
isiNe--zo,bis. and yr. bx,
deels • No.llo Wood rt.
SCGAKAND Siol-AS:4:S.-20 Mile. Prime Its7o. Sup
ar; 40 bbts. N. 0. Molasses, just received an fur sale
T iNSF.ED bbls. Prime Linseed Oil, on eon
-1,./ *Violent, Oud for sale by
)314 z SELLERS& NICOLS. t,
Liberty s
lARD bbls. Conkliiq's No. 1 Winter Lard
Oil. for sale at reduced rote's. by
ja1420 SELl.Eitti & NiCOLS.
p YE bbls. Rye Flour. a prima article fat
1.1.: fatuity use, just received nod for swig.. by
ja4o4 L. ft. ww'rr.nmAN.
)11EKWIIRAT FLOUR —44 'tacks, a attperior anti
)1 Lula, in more and for sale by
Jan.?? , 1.. al. WATERMAN.
sacks, on rototiginnesn and rot sale, by
j janl4 AilLt.hß & RItTY.TSON
joial 56 Market a ., betirreen Third arid Fourth.
ENNA-2 bnlrok -best joe received nod for
17.1 Rol., by B. A. FAH:Nit:STOCK & CO.,
110 V eor. Pint nod Wood et*.
COOPERS' ISENGLASS--1 rase., jaq reed nn.l for
!mi.., by B. A. FAILNE:CMCK. &
no v 2.9 Oor. EirA nod Wood as.
(SUCK AND rßows—it fry baskets of this eelebra
ell Wilt., offered TOT sale at the wine Moto CI
nos JACOB IVEA V En.
T (xlwooD--wo hbls. joist feeeivell and for sale. by
13. FAIINF.:Trocx & co..
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novti Cur. First and 11'uoal its.
C 1.11211. NtAONESI A-2 eases. just reed awl for vale
i by 33. A. FAWN EsTocK a, CO.,
drew Cur. First Alai Wood NIL
PONN"D JALAP—lca3seg. just reed tool or sale. hy
B. A. FA lINESTOCK A. CO_
dee3 Cor. Fired cool Wood Ao:
el UM Alt AktlC-2.2.5 just receivr4.l I6r
IT B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
t reed nod lot. rule. bg
der2 Cor. Tint Wood 9.101
CREiST. -- ) SCOss--; bak. jun terCrii.....t tin liv
1.1. A. FAIINIits.II)I2.K. & CO'.,
dre2 Cor. First uml Wool six.
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ANDI.ES.--t!0 bon", Strariar;
, 10 “ Star,
' 5" Sperm;
For anlei.hr Sperm;
For .1. T). WII.I.I.VNTS.
StAiAll..-0 biab,. l'ritutt ;Vest. A /rlcaus; ..
-, 2 1,105. 1). H. Crashed;
10 " usAorttal I.oni;
For - sale. by Itaa2sl J. D. AVIr.t.TANTS.
0 . 7 CASE . ....t 110 Z. reel', of my •'Saperinr Arinitatir
tr 7 I Witte 13itters." for lode to the trade with per rent.
oil. Afro, for sale b)• the gallon or ablate bottle. at thr
wineatore of frfrell J AMR WF.AVI
NTENV TESTAE
MYN.—Tytlttall's Now
Testament
1. 1 1 I.cra's ditto; SW001010141E110: French mid German
OWlitt bbls. and !Actin bbis.
Sweet Malaga Mountain Wine, for sale nt low
prices. by JACOB WFAVEIL.
n0v9.7 Wille SUITP.
T EA. -1.0 mul etu,us ciTung Upton Tun;
5 •• Imperial U.F.;
10 " Clotluu
30 cony boxes, various styles;
For sale by [janss) J. D. WILLIAMS
QUGAR-20
5 bbb, carified;
20 assorted Loaf;
10 crumbed and pulveriNed ; for aalr by
Ttnar2 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110, Wood st
A,rActiliatEr...=-13013111A. No. a. large Macker - el;
5 No. 1;
5 .• No. 2;
n store and for male, by
janl4 MILLER & RICKETSON
Dr. CHROMATUI FOTASII-400 lbs. English, just re
eeived and for safe. by
D. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
novllo Cot. First and Wood stn.
PRODUCE -46 bushels Clover Seed;
2 bbls. White Beans;
6 . 4 Flaxseed;
• 29 kegs No. 1 Lard;
. 6 bble.
12 casks Cheese;
85 bxs 4 .
Just received and for sale, by
Jan2.s MILLER & RICKETSON
SUNDRIES -400 doz. Playing Cards;
200 whole and half cans Sardines;
10 baskets °lire Oil;
10 bxs. ass'd Catsup. and Brandy Fruits
5 bbl., Crushed Sugar;
4 " Loaf
5 cases Lemon Syrup;
10 bxs. Lemons. For sale by
feb7 P. C. MARTIN.
SUNDRIES-2 tblLnl
;
uzielsp4ied Peaches;.
10 " " Apples;
4 dozen Woolen Socks;
06 lbs. Beeswax; • '
On conaignment, andlor sale by -.-
jantqk r. 1/.'I6TILIAL&MS.
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TS, OR SALE. CIIEAP—A nice stnall Lot of Grout^. in
West Deer township4n mile-sr - roil Pittsburgh, and 5
ladles from the cantif at Tttrentutn. There are 5 . acres of
well cleared land, well Snared. .A good two story Log
noose; 22 by 18, with two rooms to It 1100 i, a brick clan,
nay, and a log stable and abed are on the lot: The house
is at present occupied as n small store, and, will make
good stand for country business. There is a fine large
garden, for , raising marketing for the Pittsburgh market.
The road from Pittsburgh to Sackensburgh and Freeport,
passes the door. The above property will be sold low for
cash, or half cash and six months credit, and a good little
given on paying for it. Possession given on the Ist of
April. For terms and particulars apply at
. • ISAAC Agency and
IntellMence Odice, Firth at.
OR, SALE--A desirable' two story Brick Dwelling,
.1 well arranged with hall of entrance, parlor. dining
room and kitchen, four bed rooms, finished garret, good
cellar. and pleasantly located on Liberty piracy-Alleghe
ny, Price and terms accommodating. • -
• • 9.,CUTIIBER'r, General 41et.,
mar 27 • ' Smithfield street;
S!XIII WARD PROPERTY FOR. SALE.:::—A two
story Brick Dwelling House, situated in the 6th ward;
contains four rooms.:hall, kitchen and coal house. Prico
MO, and terms easy. Also, two Frame. Houses, each
containing five rooms; price WO each; terms accommo
iing. Apply at S. CUTHBERT'S,
Real 'Estate Office, Smithfield at., near Fourth,
DEAL ESTATE—Persona wishing to purenose Own.-
11 Lmn Horan, BUILDING LOTS, or FARMS, can
find a great variety, for sale on accommodating terms, at
S CUTHBEIWS Heal Estare.Office,
marl? - 50 Smithfield mt.,
VALIJABLL FARM FOR ISAL,F,—Ntruxtett on the
Ohio River. twelve miles below Pittsburgh, on the
road to Beaver, and adjoining laud of John Hays, Fag.,
Vontalislng 100 acres, well improved, with a good Rouse,
Barn, and Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, comprising
Apples, Poaches, Cherries, &c. This property is of the
most desirable now offered for sale. }or further purlieu
lam applyar S. CUTHBERT'S Real Estate Office,
lima° GO Smithfield et.
TA LE TO RENT.--A brick stablc, with Carirage
0 honse, to rent from the let or April next. Inquire of
iner7-ti P. L. SNOW DEN. t.V Water st.
Pl 3 O LET—That taro and connnodious vrarebonse. sit
uated on Second street. near Wood.just below Parks
& Co.; and at present occupied by John Little, Esq.
S. CLITIWERT..Gen. Agent,
50 Smithfield street.
tl,'.el:i.c,!ie„'., t6 .7,.'oriTtetftencwc.ore- -
mar.? GEOROE COCHRAN.
raA NEW two story Brie!; Dwelling Hausa, situ
ated on the East Connuon. Allc4hony city, (near
the residence of JUCIIITC Irwin.) and finished in 'the best
modern style. with hatithome pordeo in :root. double pnr
lurs,litruislied with marble mantels and improved sliditte.
doors; dipitez room and kitchen on . the first tioor.ond four
rood hod roman on the second story: with finishnd :turret.
Enquire of RICHARD GRAY. on the premises; o'r of
l.
fe' t-tf JAMES PARK. Jr. CO.. Second gt.
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6frf47.l.o—'l'he for sale the Improve
. meats and properly he cuts occupies. minted on the
Fourth Street Road. abort three iniies from the city; con
sisting of a well finished Brick House, containing ten
rooms, and u cellar under the whole; an excellent {'trick
Tenant Hduse. containing three rooms. a large barn and
exeellent stahling; never failing running spring of soft
writer. and a pinup of erection water at the kitchen door
also. a garden, containingsome choice fruit trees, togeth
er with about ton acres in excellent ground.
The above property will be sold on reasonable terms.
and possession given ea this first day of April: if not sold,
it will be for rent after -that tiny. For Irtiter information
apply to the subscriber. On the premises. •
feb2l-dawtAti'l DAVID BEELER..
Waren. , copy and chars Ni,‘-t-1
"re, Let,
filWO Large Roorna, with steam p6ver. F.nquire at
the-Fite Factory. eoraer of O'llura and Liberty sta.,
Fifth Ward. l'ittsbtollr.
febtlt.tAp .C's:KRIAI Ir. CO.
3tOril new Brick lionses,situnte on Grant st.,ittlfur-
X melted in the hest style. with double parlours, and
thaortt, with 10001 dud t iiehen on the first
floor, nutl six good remits on the other two stories. En
quire in the stone row, of . DR • WM. CHURCH.
febl6-IM,
Fro Ltir—A Brick House, cornerof Webster and Fut-
I tan streets, formerly occirpied by J. U. Butler. Pos
session !iron immediately. Apply to
febl9.tf J. C. CUMMINS.
rpo LET.—A Room on the first story, and the second
land third stories a a brick honse, corner of Fifth and
Union streets.
Al.so—A very neat and convenient Frame roitagc
n Alkelletty city. Apply to 'JAMES MAY.
Basement with tworourns, suitable Tor
1 plipirian or denthil. on Penn street, between Hand
and Irwinstreets. L. WILMARTII.
YfO lif.E.—Onv view three story Dwelling House. ten I
bath house attached, situate near the corner or Wylie
and Washington streets. Posse,ssiota given an the first of
April next. rjant7) JOHN fi s . PERM'.
rro 1.1 , 71'.--Three tlwelliece houtes. /Situate on Fourth
Ptrect. near the Caual Bridge, in the city of Pitts
buret].
A I so. ft R00m,75 by tXI feet, with a eonvettient . ente - anee
on sth. near IVr.aut street.
Attu, a frame ilweiting, two stories. with an acre of
!mond under cultivation, IF imam on Ohio Lane, in the
oily of Allegheny. Enquire of
4111 4 J. W ILLIAMS. 110 'Wood
PRIVATE I)ISEASES. Dr. Emu,. of
Diamond Allen can be consulted in all -
: tusesof a primers triddira4snature incidental
to the human frame.
;i ybilis and Syphilitic e ruptions.gonorrh ma
and its consequences, together with all re
lloraMataset. impurities of the blood, with all diseases of
r•rore.olotigitt,skist diseaaes,with strictures, Sleet, urethral
discharges. seminal weakness and impotency: also, piles.
rheumatism, female weakness, discus,: of the womb.
monthly suppressions, .diseases of the joints. fistula in
ono, nervous affections. pains in the hack and loins. irti.
winos of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, seorlunic
eruptions, Aetter, . ringworm. mercurial diseases, &c.
TWELVE. YLARS' PRACTICE
deVOICd to the study and treatment of vene
real disorders, autl.those arising Iron youthful excesses,
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood. whereby the
constituiton may have Leen enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
tooffer assurances of speedy relief Wall who may place
themselves under hilt care. .
Dr. Browns offices are cont.tcnientle arrati.ecl into sep
arate apartments. P atient* eau visit Dr. B. without Mar
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to tunny peronx tit need of medical
aid. to obtain gootl advice privately and promptly. To all
such. Pr. Itrown's wady skill in reuitiving . cenrreal
emelt. hi their various forms sod stages. otters inducements
which can rarely he equalled.. StrisegerS WC hereby ap
prised that Dr. Drown bus been regularly educated in
every.hrauch of medicine, and for the last twelve .yearn
confined himself exclusively to the trdaunent of those
diseases.
Dr. Drown is the only rygolarly educated' surgeon it
►'itWntrgh who giYes' his whole Attention to thorn., coin
. .
tr_rCertatit. sate and speedy cures will, in all casea. Le
guaranteed.
Recent eases ore relieved in a short time, without inter
rution (non buttlnesa.
•
ID"Hernitt or ittipture.—Dr. Drown also invites per
afflicted with Hernia to gall, as he has paid particu
lar attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must contain a
fee, or they witi not he attended to.
lreOirice on Diamond Alley., - a few doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Connultations strictly confi
dential. - w ocr2S-Aiwty .
.
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10:17hIATISM,—Dr.13rosvit s n
'ewly discovered rCtti
eily for Rheumatism is a %partly and certain remedy
fur that painful trouble. It never fails.
Odice nod Private Consultation Rooms,:`:o. GS, Dill
mood .
alley, Pittsburgh, Pu. The Doctor ulsvitys n
home. taut tmlawtf
- BOOT AN...W.3'910E SPORE-
The subscriber..tlatinktid for past favors, would
respectfully iufumhis friends and the public 'gen
erally, that he has just received his Spring stock
in Boots and Shoes, of all sizes, direct from the maim
facturers, which he will sell lower (wholesale or mail
for cash) than can be purchased at any other establish
ment in the city. Also, French Cid( und.Morocco Leath
er, which he is.prepared to manufaCture, at the shortest
notice, tier either Ladies, Gentleman or. Children's wear.
Gentlemen's first rate Boots rur $4.50 and 55,00. which
he warrants equal to any $7 Hoots in the city, for neat-
MOM and durability. All work warranted at his ...nab
lisliment. - THOMAS A. HINTON,
mart -2,5• • No. Market street.
_{`TM(. I %I I V 'L Anif l i rTr i r= r L lll%airn s and Pensions isic at
the office of Wm. F. Austin, Esq., Burke's Building, Fourth
strut, l'ittsbur,..b. Pa.
My son, in the General Taunt Office. at Washington.
will attend to my business there, free of charge to appli
cants,
k to. have removed
..Ut, to the wureliotolot ou ''Sloan's wharf," upper Canal
Basin. Litrerty stre'et, Where they are now fitly prepared
to•reeeive a large amount of Prothice tee.. to ship.on the
opening of Canal navigation. to thilailelphia, Baltimore.
And all intermediate "Amee. fele2.3
S i ring leashton* for 014.13.
11'caks..3cJiniiiroce AT
inceellred fiZqtr il le AT oi
II AT S this day, Saturday, Minch 4th.1844.
Their friends and customers are requested to call and.
examine their mock of Soling Hots, lust reeeired from
New York, at their store, corner of Fifth nod Wood sts.
uteri-y.
•
QPRINO FASHION FOR IiATS.-- , This !naafi- ir
1..7 till style of II A TS tiro aow really at
tnnr4 rAta.sosi4. eNs
spring Style.
AMORE', hes Ju strce et ved from New York, the
0 —
sprins-Stile of flats—which he will introduce
on Saturday, March 4. All those in want of a nea t
and superior )tat, will pleas call and examine, at No. 75,
Wood street, ad door-above Fourth street. m 3
Tobacco an. Cigars.
ACOS AIeCOLISTER has removed from his old stand,
tj T N 0.25, tp No. l 0 Fifth street, where he has fitted up his
room in a superior style, and will keep on hand—either for
wholesale or retail—the following named articles: Im
ported Principe& ; Replies, of all brands; Lenormas ;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Or.e. Aire nispectfally in
vites his (needs and acquaintances to call and see him, in
his new store, before purchasing elsewhere. mar 1-1 m
NE"'BOOKS.—VoI. 2 History of the Glmrdists % or
Personal Memoirs of the - Patriots of the Revolution
from unpublished sources.; by, Alphonse de Lamariine
in three vols. Vol. 2d just received. ' •
The Life of Chevalier Bayard, "the Good 'Knight by
W. Gilmore Simmii. -
. _
Scenes at Washington—a story of the last generation
by a Citizen of Baltimore. ' %-
Adventures in Mexico end the Rocky Mountains; by .
Geo. P. Ruiton,P - q., member of the Royal Geographica.
Society, &c &c
Now and - Thoit-. 4 ...Ve1, by Sarrtnel Warren, F. R. S.
Author of aTen'TtiOniihrid a fear ," "The Diary of a
Late Physician," •
The above }works received tittp day, and for sale by
- JOHNSTON & STOCKTON;
fe1124- _ Bookseller. Market st.
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1848
84i. -
_ VINCMATI AND PITTSBURGH,
- - •
DAILY, STEAD' PACKET LINE.
HIS Independent Line, of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the best and
most experienced men engaged in the river buiiness.-.,
Thc line has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com
parison with any passenger line in the. linion for safety,
regularity, and speed. All that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. Thehoats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MONDAY PA CA - BT.—The 111cmosotarm.s, Capt. Same,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning ut 10 o'clock;
'Wheeling every Monday evening at 1 0 P. X.
•
- TUESDAY PACRET.--The Mat ma No. 2, Capt .
Jno. IClinerater, Will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock ; 'Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 rt. sr.
TVEDIM AY PACKET.—Tho Ntrw Pitrozazn No.
2, Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning at 12 &eine k ; Wheeling every Wednesday even-
THURSDAY PACKET.-I.le Itattatiarr, Capt. R. .4
Grace will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday - morn/11g at
10 o'c l ock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 F. aa.
_ .
FRI DA Y.P.ACK.EZ--The CrsilaßNoi2, Capt. Crooks
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling, every Friday evening at 10 . c, -
' SATURDAY .P.I.CRET.—The Itirtstamork Cam. De
Camp, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday, morning at
10 o'clock ' ; Wl:meting every Sayarday aliening at 10 P. u.
SUNDAY PA CKET.-L-Th4 iseic Capt.A.G.
Ittazon, will leave Pittiburgli every Sunday morning at
10 o'cloci; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 P. M.
nov 19.
=MLMM!
THE finit' steamer WYOMING, TROMAS
GM:NI:MEE, Moiler. will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings, on Friday;
Mareh..3l, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior aecommoda
-
Lions, apply on board. or to
n nr27 GEO. 11. NIILTENBERGER. A,rent.
Vor. St. Loot,.
THE fast :running passenger stmr.
SYLVANIA., H. CCvalY.. Alnater.will . leave
for the above and intermediate pCsts, on Thuriday,
March 30. at 4 P.M.
For frCielt or Ml.ciifltV.! Imply oa board. ner
a====lM
THF•, spiedilid new steamer SAVANNA.
H. DENNISON, Al aster, will learefor the:L . l)os,
ll'intrnimdiate landings. on Friday, March 20, at 10
For freight or passage appiy on board. '
For St. Louis, Galena, and Dubuque.
THE good steamer ST. ANTHONY, Taos.
• Mar—Master, will !cure for the above on
Saturday, April ISt, tit 2 o'clock. ' L&„
For freight orpasaage apply on Loaril, or to
-TAMES MAY,. or
GEO. MILTF.NISEHGER. AO:
• For St. VOTAIS•
THE . .plentlid steamer NORTH CAROM
NA, DRAIN:CET, Allister, will leave for the
ainave and intermediate. ports, regnlaily.:
For freisnt or passage apply on board. (e.b.l
For Pinahville.
Apt m M
stener 'AERICAN EAULEdiII
leave for the above and all Intermediate pons
ITCtI ar y.
For freight or pa.ssa , ,,te apply on board. or to
febt C. B. miLTENuErtotm, Agent.
For Cincinnati.
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The light draught steamer FRIENDSHIP,
D
.avis, Master, will leave fbr the above and
or
ports reolhrly. •
or frelght or passagn apply on board. mar IS
OnM,l=l
The new and sp:end id steamer ORIENTAL..
• VAN• tioott, Master, will leave for the stkove
▪ and intermedinte .ports regultirly.
For freight or passage apply on board. mural'
• New Arrangement. •
THE steamer CALEB COPE still leave for
Beaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Toes
' day, Tbarsday, and Saturday, at 9 A DX., re
!tuning on Monday, lVeditesday, and Friday, She has a
bout at the landinV, between Wood street and the Bridge . ,
prepared to receive freights at any time.
S. Sc W. HARBAUCH. Agents,
ma rl3 No. 3.3. Wood street...
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE swift steamer CO.SUL, Dontwa" P.
KINNEY, Master, Win leave regularly for
Ns'heeling,on INlonday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10 o clock, priersely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day. at 7 o'clock. A. NI, pesitirriry.
The Consnl will laud at all Miennettiale ports. Every
accommodation that can be proCa red. for the comfort and
safety of passengers, has been provided .- The boat is
also provided with a self-acting safety-guard, la prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to •
maro 301 IN FLACK. Agent.-
Beaver and.l'Vellsvilic•rarket•
itaitTHE steamboat .13E AVER... CUARLKS L.
Ct...tarr, Master, will, during the earning
winter season, tnake daily trips to Beaver and NVellsville,
leaving Pittsburgh every morning ant o'clock, and Wells
ville at 3 o'clock, r.
dtcls 1). NT. HARTON & CO.. A cants.
zatiat
The aim. and splendid Passenger Steamer
HIGHLANDER, Captain 11. A. Foust; will
cave :or Inc above and all intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage,,liaving superior accommoda
tions, apply on board. ..febl9
1848. • - 1848.
Pittnbui-gh nud Brownwillle Daily Packet
Mae: •
FEIIIIVAIIT tat, 19-P. Retrtonotr Ist, 1935.,
LEAVE. "DAILY AT 9 A. M. AND S P. M.
The following neve btedi complete the line
for the present season! ATLANTIC, Copt,
James' Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A. J neob st
and LOEIS firLANE, Capt. E.L . Benneti. The boats are
entirely nosy, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monon,.. , Mhela Wharf Boat,
ut the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be punctual_ on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at iheMlyortised
hours.'
For Lowisrllir. , •
THE Keniuccv River Packet, 613.1,71" EA
(ME, Mooas, leave for the
above and intermediate ports rertalarly.
For freight or passago.cfridy - tin board. fcb9
For tron-zkiillle.
The new and splendid passenger and mil
steamer BALTIC, Capt. .JA cots, will leave
tor trie a ore port during the present week, at 8 A. M.
.positively.
For freight or pa.csage, apply on board. . feb2
For Brownsville.
11321 THE ne Mail tout Panne lige r nit r AT
LANTIC, JANIW PAIMMON. Monier, will
leave for the above port this day. - at S . A. 11,. punitively.
Fur freight or passage oPPIY on board. r.bd
. .
For St. Louts.
THE excellent and light draught steamer
SWAN, B. MA.T...l, , lnster, will leave for the
above and intermediate landings. in a few weeks.
For or passage apply on board, or to
Teb3 JAMES. MAY, Water st.
. For St. Louts.
, ~ •
Tim new and splendid steamer ANDREW
t iTi s t
FULTON; W. 11. Foramc,Master, will leave
for
to above and intermediate landings regularly. '
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
janl7 JAMES MAY.
SODA ASH—Pates REnCesti—jrhe subscribers: have
this day reduced the price of their soda ash, (which
is warranted by the manufacturers from £5 10 bd per cent.)
to for cash, or 44e. for approved notes at 4 months.
And for quantities of 5 tons or upwards a deduction will
be made of ie per potted MT these prices. •
W. di M. MITCHIMTREE,
160 Liberty , street.
Er' Our friends who feel inplined to assist in procuring subscriber& for our Campaign paper, w ill i fe , good
enough to cut out Ow following prospectus, and attach a ;sheet of paper at the bottom. wbereort , ta writs j u b.
Scribers names.
A CHEAP C A.llll - 1) ,AI G N..,.,fr4RE1151
Immediately after the nominations of the
Baltimore Convention are made known to
the country—say about the Ist of June,
next,—the undersigned will commence the
publication of a small Compaign Paper,
THE JEFFEROILII.II:
which will be issued. weekly, for six
months, or until the result of the election
is announced. The' JEFFERSONIAN,
will be filled with Political Matter, exclu
sively ; and will be furnished to. Clubs on
the following terms, viz:
Ten Copies for - - - $5 00
Fifteen, - - - - - • ',7.00
Twenty. - - - r- 900
Fifty, - - - - - 20 00
One Hundred, - - - - 35 00
It seems to be generally admitted, that
the apprOitehing Presidential Campaign,
will be one of unusual interest. The old
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BANKERS, EXCILANGE 13RO rK1111:7... -- ;:,_
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Ezataset,
eatesqf .Deset, Bank Notes, Gold an Sdrar. No. 65 Wined
strut,Bsd door below-Fourth, Wm side, Pittsburgh, P.. , ,
marl4-1y
7068P1L 31. HILL:
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Bankers and Exchange Brokers, Dea/rn in Foreign mil
Domesek Bills , Bi2Lsof.Bzchange, Certificates >f Depos
it; Bank Notes. and Coin.
Corner of Third and. Wood sta., directly opposite the st...
Charles Hotel. • 11:111793
F. HOLMES & SON,
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange- Cain and Bank AblApri'
Na. 55 Market street, Piwburgh, '
SIM LINO RATE- TaCILLIVOIL TL1G'.714211,t
New York pr Cincinnati •
Philadelphia " Louisville
Baltimore " E SL Louis • ; :. '
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OARS ZIOTEL
Buyini rata .
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling
Tennessee
aulf,Ly
JAS. . ' ' 1114/1. )ibis?.
MOON &
BANNERS AND =CHANGE. BROKERS,
N. R. Corner of Weed rind Sixth iirceta st.u*gli,.
DEALERS in Coin, Dank Notes. Tyne Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange,. Certificates of Deposit, ho.
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the tinkle;
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers,
CURRENT and par funds received on deposal,. -
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union. at Ass
lowest rates:
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
Ogden & Snowden,
• " Wm. Bell & Son, rittsburgh.q'
S. M'Clurken& Co.,
" English & Bennett. •
Fleming & Brother, I
Feles,-I,athrop & Co., • Philadelphia..---.. 1
W. ft. Thompson & Co. • . • •
• " Hondly, Phelps & Co. New York.
" Babcock & Co.
• • " Tiffany, Ward &
•, Jno. Ni , Cullough & Co. Baltimore. •
Mr. James George, ) ,
" H. Hamm, Cincinnati, • •
• .. Joseph NI, ateson,
il e issilo 0 ' •
NICIASTS. FCIIIIOT &
ct
R.T. Ellis, Esq.. Cashier ' Honk of vristown, Po. ^-•••
Sc , tember 2d. 15•47- •
WOULD like to call the attention oreotiontry Marl
chants. Hotel and StrfnLoat Barkeepers, private :
Families. dic.. to . examin my .stock of . Wines, Lumors,
Cigars, &c., now in store and cellar, consisting
_of the •
inaka celebrated Brands, Lc. &e. Feeling confident, of
timing the largest and best assorted stock in any house
West of the mountains, and being engaged in tLe upper ?
lotion of Wines and Liquors. &c., direct to this country.
persons can rely on being accommodated both
and quality.
mar 9 corner of Smithfield and Front streets;
• Girt ate Sale of Nue - a - cry SI (telt 1 •
Tux extensive stock of oIdLANDRETH
SERIES, Philadelphia, is stout to be disposed
of at PUBLIC AUCTION- , :the nudendgeedisi
tendin,g to relinquish bminesi. Such an opporttmayfor
obtaining Nurarry Products at Auctirm;bas.neVer been
presented in Atneriee, and the attention of the trade, and
.ull whoxviat to decorate their grounds in Town or COt 12.
try, or enlarge their Green house agkerions, is respeettlaly
invited. For improving. the grounds of Cemeteries.
Churches, State and County Offices, etc., this sale will ar
ford• unequalled facilities. Catalogues in dutail .rein
preparation. The sale of the out-door artreks will com
mence on TUESDAY, MARCH 21st, and the Noma se
'Pau; on TUESDAY, MAY 2d.• Proper aid for safe pack
ing and shipment will be given,.when required; and as
there will. be no postponement or reservation, persona
from distant points may attend the sale without fear of
disappoinunent.
o m e Orden to be executed it PRIVATE SALE will he
received until the above periods. mid the usual strict at
tention given. • • • D..LANDRETH & FULTON.
It:may be proper to Mateo) prevent misapprehension,
I that it is the Nursery business only, the subscriber is
about to relinquish. His attention will he hereafter who),
ly devoted to the culture Of seeds, and to their sale at his
warehouse, GS.Chestuut street:
• .
ny furtheriwortatuion will be.giveu Ly Mr. P.l.
FiN()WDEIN. Pittsburgh. • . • ' mar 14
A LL persons interested in the Exteneton of Dammam
Way, from to present termination at liVeshingten.
street to the Eastern line of the city, on the Allegheny.
river, arc hereby notified that a plan of specification of
the opening of said Duquesne Way, is now deposited in
the Office of the Reeordingßegulator, for public exam
ination and inspectirm, tis directed by Ordinance of the
'nth day of Noyember, 1E47, authorizing the opening - of
said Way. It. E, hIeCOWAN,
tauB. Recording Regulator, City of Pittsburgh.
Extract from Section 10th of an Act entitled . "An Act to
nuthorize suit to be brought upon the Official Ilond'of.
William 13. blitebell, late Superintendent.. • •
And soy owner or.oarners of ground lying on the,lina"
of such.street, lane or alley, who shall consider that he,
she' or they, shall soder damage froth the openiug or Wi
dening. of the.asme, may apply, by petition, to the
next Court of Quaver Sessions of the County of Alleghb
inantral
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New Spring Dry Goods.
A. MASON & C0.,02 Market street. have just reeds.-
..a s cd is large supply of New Spring and Summer Dry
oe
Cds, which 'will be offered' wholesale and retail at
very low cash•prices. Arnongst•Our assortment at band,
may be found 10 crises fancy English and American prints
and cbinties. comprising i
every new• style now in :
.the
market. and were •pur.eliiiited •at the present low rate., •
Which will unable its to sell at least 25 per cent. !Of, than
former pricers 'Alsoilleasea small patterns fast colored
merimack and calico prints, very neat and desirable;'..'
cases new style plaid stripe, and plaice linen ginghams,
of every shade and quality; 31Canell spring masker' de
laincs. rich and cheap; Mode colored •caslneres and
mous. de Mines; 27 pea Paris lustre*. a new and splendid
article for ladies' dresses; printed organdecs; satin striped
and plaid barages, 1 case changeable lustres, very nat.
a large lot of 44 and 0-9 French printed cambric. and
lawns; 100 dux; best quality ladies and gent's kid gloves
While.goods of every description, together wither general
assortment .of housekeeping goods, etc. etc. Country
merchants, and the inhabitants of Pittsburgh and viciany
are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock and
prices. whirl, we will wan-ant to compare favorably
with the eastern markets. A. A. MASON &
Marc 02 Market street, between &I and 4th sin:
• liassport Amt.!
To the 3frrchants and Mantifeeturirs of Pittsb.urgh.;,
WM, A. KiNsLor., 3 doors east of the Post Office;
.is anthorized.Ageut for the - Sra - asratrux - ilszt.tr
ANu Wy.zsys . iiERALo. • The Herald has been established
nearly ball a century. and. has as extensive
tiul circulation throu . ghont the populous and rich iounties
of Eastern Ohio, 'Western Pennsylvania . and
Persons wishing. to extend their badness, will net 4 0 1 to
embrace the above favorable opportunity to - do So.
jp — Terms of odreiti.sing atoderate, with an eclitoilat
nonce gratis. if requested. - rinatiq
Es—t.m qr. casks Hotteao lion;
yy - Loudon Merkat.Pon; -
5 " Hunt
10 ". Trash . 1.1 • .
S. S. Madeira; •
• 15 Lon. Market " . •• • . •
10 -" Symington . " .
Tenerife - " • •
10 " 4 Pale Slicriy;' • .
5 " Golden
5 "`Brown " • •
." Lisbon "
15 " Dry Malaga;
10 " Sweet " • . •
For sale in quantities to suit, by •• • ••
dec..l, • • .P.
Whiski*Abe
Osale by the bbl and on drought; . '
8 idols old Bourbon Whiskey, for sale h "
.mar? - •• MILLED. & RI) 1 : F YI.•
PRENTERS' INK—Jag - received. toObe Per
Slott. 72 Fourth 5t.; . 30 l ar , SY 4 tOirrS WHITER
NI:WS INK, in :10 lb. and 50 lb.Joga• Froal'a 'Printing.
Ink is acknowledged', by print...Si to be the beet rnitnufa.e.
'lured in the country.- •
• JAYIS, •
frb:l-daw , - -. Agent for the Manufacturer; •
- missuLtrrioN„..—ile firm of }Lays IS...Brockway has
this day been dissolvatl, by mutual ellausent. All ac
counts will be settled by John Hays. mho will continuo
the business at the old stand. JOHN HAYS.
lea . A. W. IJROCKWAY.
Federal Party, so often defeatetkielne s
more in the field, endeavoring, with its
hundred Briarean hands, to grasp arid Wing
within itsranks,-all the factions and Tag,
ends of parties in the country, so as to
make common opposition tothe Democracy.
On account of the eztieme clOsiiikOss
of the paper, we shall be obliged t(i'adsps
the cash system, rigidly. Therefore; bri'
attention will be paid to any Oder, unless
accompanied by the cask,
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'.The JEFFEILSCINIAL will yield tik
zealous support to the liomitz,=. c the
NATIONAL CONVENTION; and wilt hold up
to public gaze, the unprincipled and empa.
triotic course of .the Federal party, and
those who are lending " aid and comtort.
to our country's enemies.
Address, (post paid,)
MIMEO
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