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Lilacs—Duty 20 pr. c ent.
Pots .5 &P --
Pearls '..
^.3 GP
Scorching,: ' 4} iii , 5
Selenium.. . . G 8 .7;.
:A141,-,psebirl-•- 'WO9
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Ho 92r-Itif
Reims-1 .
Small White. •- • ' . • 7 "r 8.7
Common and mied -00800
Butekota,-..* don
APatent HmtVer..2.25p 0 . 00
Beciwax,-Duty 20 per
Yellow. 216`21
Bloomi ton
Dloome" , . 117.5,V20 .
Brooms—it doe.
Merchantable t • • en 8 1.25
Shaker.- • 1,758245
Barks—P cord.
Chesutut Oak • .85,50
Black Oak. 4424,50
Hemlock U 93,50
-Ceall—Duty 20 per cent.
'' At the river ', • ...-49
From wagon: . , ••. —46 4
ClP2.2o22—Duty free. -
Tenn. and Alabama 7 71
Chosnlitte,-;" 'lb. ,
Number 1 WS 11
ChOClll.. preiisied— . 40822 ..
Candles—Duty 20 4P• et.
City dipped."- , • •• .- -91800
Mould-- .• • ...... 10 alok
Pittsburgh Star. • • .*2 4221
Cincinnati do . &Mt
Sperm, best hrands2o G /322
Do. inforior• .25 4830
• Castings-1p IL
IPndry bol. ware, aid--83
funace •.• • -do 21
? kettles 1?. doe. 5,00
gon,bozes Y lb
terweiatts liv set. • 4t)
Sad irons is 14 Ilea 41 .it 5
Cotton Tarns—lp tb
Short-Reel--
No. 5 to No. 10 16
.• I I to 12 1:
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Corrrlfq Yarn ib • .20'&22
Carpet Chniti
Cotton Twine tOitei
Cnndle —21'15
C o free —Duty lit, 4 7 . Cent.
.I•va.Olit White • • • -14it14
St. Domingo t• :it
Legiteyru it
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Coppet r—Duty 111 et:
pt:t. bur and old 5
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Di-meters •
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Cordage—Duty 1(N et
Stannic& . —Ol7
White ng.s. ll —Ol2
Tarred.. —ell
Parley{ yarn. tine • • •—•010
• coma 1111 l .• •• • •—is 7.
Hemp crds gloz—
Extni long 1.0233.25
Long • • 09.25
Common. •
Plouzli Line • • • •••• , 701.00
Manilla bell Cords—a. dnr.
40 yd. 6 shrcad• • 05.(5.
211 and 30 .10 12.5.11it.1.25
(to. Plough lines• • a 1.25
Domed le is—tk yanl.
Thistic. rash ua.
Appl :cc • • • • 719 1‘
2.1.0vel 4 Rrinnerk 9139 1
Penn Sher.s. No I 071
Allegheny IY. a--
do. It Nln 1 Pitt Mill 0
do. to -• • 0 71
Oregon D Union Mill &
Rout - nook Penn ••• 71
Pittsburgh- • - -do- •
11r. Sheeting Pitt Mill 9 s-
I 4ht 14 brown • • • .7 9 rl
I.anyale et fail 51' A 6
N Markl FA - Waltlnn a
1111,ehed. Sel-1.• • •5 014
Fll-11 llanahrn Shin: 0-
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Methuen, • • • •
Saco
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llochesicr .• • •
West Branch.
Browndrills.
Bleachc.l- • • •
Prinbc—
Ceminion 113 71
Gond Madder. 6 .21.5
2.1.-rTek.Fl ry'r. ra 9lt
Brings —tir• lb.
Aloes 13e117
Alma 312 44
Asafetida 1,325
Arrow Root 012
Atinnfortis. • 10311
Borax. rc fined • • -21 it .25
Balsam Peria• • • 2.:A1 02.65
•
do • Copayia• •no St 374
Brimstone 1 0 5
Camphor. rermed 10 a 50
Chloride lime, esk 01 a 71
Cochineal 1.• 1 ,3 . 32.00
Cream 'fartar• • •25
Copperas 113 2
Glue II 21 13
Galls an 0 xi
Gam Arabic 55 11 1;
- Copal 34 0 SW. ,
'Pra7acauth.3l 0 371
Shellac • •IS 14
Slastie • - • .1.20 i7O !el
Ipecac • • • • • •• • ••-1 31.110
,/slap, poss.lsl• • 60 21.00
......3454• • • 54 3 6;
Boot •• 7 3 9
•• Ball- •• 0 20
Lac Dye • • 26 0 21
Magnesia Csrb••24 a 37
Madder. liml•rn• •11 0 16
" Common—
MY rr. Tnrkey- • • -20 . 3 50
Gil Vitrinf 11e 5
CaPtar 01.5111
" Cassia• •• - , 31. re
.....2, 50 $3.151
" Lemon atts 6f t.:10
.• Pepcnnini •5.011 4/ . 5.2.5
Optum.Turkey .5.25 35.50
Quinine.; • -- —2.90 o.t-no
Rhubarb. ront•••3 4 3 50
Sal Amonac lip e 20
Sal Soda- • •• • • 410 51
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ACCD.RATE.S OF...MARINE INStiRANCE,TEREiIIaIITSt 4i;
Senna -•16 . i'a
'tartaric Acid- • • -40 50
Vitriol. Blue_ 11 12
Dye Vli.oad —Dty .5 p.c
Camwuud 3/et
rustic 210 3
Logwooa. 3
Weathers—Duty c
ad val.
Kentucky- -•- • • .31 ait 33
Ohioan d l'entea.3l XI
Frutt—
Almonds shelled•2o 25.
Soil 17 GP. AS
Hard 12
Currauts,,Ziiitte••l3 121
Filbert*, ~6 14; ,
chouliduuts - • • •14110 V 4,12
rigsfTurker,--• -12 a • 14
:Hale 11 Gt.—
Rodsins,Alluient•• 4
Bunch- -2.20 432,37
Bloom.-old 0
Cranberries-
Letnotii.SeC.bx.4.so
Oiangei =do 00 5.00
Pesches,dri.bu 01.46
ApplesAry — Fit 75
do Greco. tad 7L.7:1 , 2:00
Fire Brick-4 M.
Bolivar 0.25.01)
Conution••• •• • 1.2.00015.00
Flour—Duty 2U # cent
Extra brands—
s.uperfine - • 4 ; 37 05.50
Fius •• • ......
Rye Flour 0,004'0,00
• hf. Wu
Ennzzzawil
•- • hf• big.
Feed-43- hu.
6raulo(ia IR
:Shorts 2543 TA
Fish—Duty on foreign
can't.%) 4 1 ) cent.
Mackerel. No. 1 &12,1111
No. I. hf. ble. 6,482 8.30
No. 2 /3'0.50
No. 2. hr bls. el , 5.30
No. 3 • ia 7.30
3, hf 4,23 a
Nu. I. kitts• • FL
I ierring. No. I • . 8,00
N 0.9
No. I. old 0
New ..... • • • 019 A
Shod • • • • 9 0 19
Cod. {► lb 0 5,50
Furs—
Red Fox. No. 1. 50 0 71
No. 2, 374
Muskrat 6EI 10
Raccoon it 25
Mink 25
Dear Skin. P lb. 14 rD 15
1111.4 110101[111• •
cjuah P cru.a• • ffT 2.00
Pint. @ 7..iX)
Nlail'a wine. 5.6
to gal 69 9.00
Claret...kt grins- al 9 , 00
Window Glass;' box.
City brantlff,
- •
•• • •
l'atent do. Wm I t
to 161::1 • • • • •
t'ountry brai's,
10:12 R 3,75
Gunpowder—Duty 29
gt) rrut.
1 , F1'6••• • - • • - .4•75 f.ti" 5.50
Engle.. lbs• • - vP :IA)
Do. dz. 1 tbratir td 7,tn
' , FRI dn. al 4,00
Eaut.le do. in pa
isrit• CIP ft.ta)
'Lock pow..lrr••:L2s a 3.50
Groin—Duty 20 ek rt.
Winest a 7 a, 90
'.114c• 1.3 GD 50
Oats 21 OP 25
, Corn :Z 2 37
Cllnrlny to GOP
Glue lb.
Pitt.b. COIIIIOOII. •it a
Stoney—Duty 710 8 ct,
rubobb @
W..'licaul.
P. lb— ftd
Ginseng—Duty :lb 4 , ,t
Clibb-cng. 45 6d —.
Ilay_—Vo ton ••C •21100 Ps.—
Tii•zoihy • • • • • • • 9.50i110.00
Indira-Dty 5 y cent.
Alissouri •••- • • 7 4i 9
Spanish 14 if 10
[ln. salted
kipps V skin.l.unici,P2
Gr•en (it 4
lictotp—Thity 25 p rent.
Missouri& Ky. 5.115 lot 120
Manilla • - •
Reps—Ttory 20 p cent.
Finn 16..• • -• I 1.
Indlgo—they to et.
11,w:rt. lb ..... 11:0
Spanish. 1.15 art
05 IMO
Ir..n—ll 30
Bar, Jnniata 5l 41
j 'otti mon • • •1
• (Rill
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431- ,
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Iljw?12
41 ,
.3 9
Sheet 51.1 'll
Boiler Plates. ••• .6 41. 01
Plough •• - •.411) 5
Slab! 1 41
anssia Sheet 1 is
Lead—Duly :NI jo cent.
I.lltromuri Pis 11
Baraf
1110 , ize Pipe 0 . 11 , 4 121
I
,hret sip 01
Leather —l.lrdy 2.114,* et
Sole, Baltimore • '2l 60 22
N e m. York ••• • ,•1210 19
nannmed. 13 00
. 13
Stan:deer ' 21.1
• Skirting .21 f. 7 24
lisirocAc black • 19 21 2.t
Bridles. black. t•
doz. sides• •311.00 00:$. 0 0
Ito omit do, •• 110 09 4342110
fillisletl23.no ritz , on
• Kip.. 1ini.W.1 , 2101
i'sl: in do. • .15.0 n 002.1,90
Imre heather 1 =MO r 7
N: rmcland S•Mline.
\o.-1. doz - • •45.00 .10
I No. 2 Aoz• •35.09 00
N 0.3 ty d0z,.2.5.00 00
Sheep akina. 1 0 . 41
Ltanaber—Duty c.
ad valorem Y m.
Pine. clear, in,
/,* 111 012200
Comunm do.. 011.00
Clear. 11 do.• • e1k1..01/
Common le do- 015.50
Clear 2 do. 019,00
Cooed 2 do• 1720.00
Fitmen 1 - ludo 19,002:21100
1 in. eommon- • a
Oak do, do.. • • 021,09
- Pine abinelesir
1000. 4.50 0 11.:*
Lathsaaled,Sl,l.2sY2 LS*
48 O inntercid t and
riTTsminEwiu BOARD OF TRADE.
It. R. PELL.
)ANTS MAY. COUXITTY.It TOR Arm.
JOHN
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1546.
Steamboat Packet Line. leavesdaily Mr Cincinnati, 'Oa fir.
Passenger Packet. via Brownsville,. to Baltimore 'arid
Philadelphia. 8 •. mr.. and 6 P. Di.
Mail Coach . Lineolireci. to Philadelphra, b ♦. X., and 12}
NS'estern and .louthern 'Mei! epoch tine. 6 'A. IL
"Tiortb-Weelern, Tin Cleveland.. deity. 10 ♦.
Erie and Western New York. doily. 9 ♦. Y.
Torth=Eastern, to Philadelphia, dully. except Sunda,* 4
.
ARRIVALS AND Dlil'AILT1:111; OF raAn.s.
Eastern Mail via l'ldladelphia. due :1 A. x., eloses 12 at.
Western 'Mail, Cin. and 1•0111PY,... due Br. doses 5.A. x.
South. via Balt. and iiVashingsen. due Qr. doses SA. X.
Nnnh-Western win Cleveinnd, due 10 A. sr, doses 9 A. lg.
Erie and Western New York. due 8 r. x., dons OA. Al
; .. 6T0G1C.14. •
•
Par rattle. .Asktd. Offered. i
Bank of Pittsburgh 550.00
. 350.75 650.00 1
F.zehange Bank •- • • ••••., •• • •••• •• • • 5 0 . 00 41 . 00 43 1 50
Merchants' antiX Bank'. •••• %• •;• 50.00 41%00 45,00
Farmers' Deposit Bank None in markit.
.
Band Street Bridge " 50,00 54100 45.00
Northern I.ibenies 1 1 tidgt 5n.00 35.00
Old Allegheny Brutes ' 25,00 30,00 35,00
Connellsville R. R. Stork, to aid on
shares,62,so " 5.60 1,43
City Bonds (61r eeut;) ' ' 05,00
Monongaheia Bridge , 25.00 16,50
Gas Stock . .... -- —• • .•.. • . ...... 50,00 45,00
Weekly Review-of the Markets.
OFFICE OF mit POST.
FIRM% MormNo. April 7. Ih4Q. S
17te indications in business circles, tinting the week,
twee been fstrogable; if we except the little convulsion■
and tightness in the money market. The Wholesale
Grocers and• Produce dealers have been doing well;
thaylare :satisfied. Some of the manufacturers growl.
while..others are much elated. We notice, however,
that those who speak discouragingly, are partizans;
men who long since predicted ruin to the manufacturers,
and distress generally to the Country; and they are not
unwitting tomake seine sacrifice, in forcing a verifica-
Lion of their predictions. It is well known too; that a
'Presidential election is approaching. 'This will explain
the cause of the,rumers of panic. But, notwithstanding
all that may be said, the important truth sticks out, all
around, that the business prospects in this city were never
better. We hear iron,thantithctnrers .say. that they can
hardly meet the deratid., The .Cotton Mills are running
full time, and make setae' of all *instant'''. Lumber mer
oblate are encouraged tithe rinispeet of a great increase
in the improvements of the city. Leather dealers are
busy, and express themselves satisfied. We understand
_that the ordete for some kinds of Glass can not be filled.
And so we might . go on particularizing; but it is not ye
, cram**, as any one; witli eyes, - may see, that with a little
relief in.the mimey market, all will be well.
The valuable Produce of Ohio, will soon begin to crowd
into the city; and the store► of-thloga throughout, the
country, *ill be in market soon ;' next week, perhaps, for
thiaroads will be in good eider.
:ry:ftex• •
MBES
•
Live Stuck-4 100
lbs: nett.
Reeve:a .. 4.00 6. 5.25
!logs. .... • -3.50 id -
Cows &Calves6,oll 018.00
Sheep . ... ••• • • .201 2.12
Molasses.-buly 30 per
cent. • • •
Sagerhouse•• • • •40 8 45
N Orleans 29
Naval - Stores-Duty
•.• 20 # cent.
Rosin# bbl ••2.62 8 -
Pitch 3.01./ 0 3.50
Allegh'y •1100` 0.3.50
" N.Carolina 51.10 8 3,60
•Tuentine.gttl:.• 02 8 6.5
Varish..Copal 1,75 0 2 , 25
Nalls--lluty P cent.
keg,loo The. [easing
mulp,l et advance # lb]
iocniudYwcia. Ed -3.15
CO Ad - "`• • • • 8 4.oft
60 7d '`• •• • . 0 4.50
5•1 "• • • • 8 4,75
4d• • '••••• • 0 5.25
3•1
9p - ks ke lb.• • • • • •41 4 -
Bopressed 61.0.
iler Mittd.• ••.7 8 73
Oakum-t 4 lb.
Pittsburgh d 8 A
01.1s-40 gal.
Linseed 57 8 60
Lard. •eity• • • •.• •63 8 65
Olive. -••1.40 8 1.50
Sperm blended •• • 8 1.25
6. linbleed •• • • to 140.
" Fall. 8 -
Whale. 70 8 75
Tanners qa bbIlS.5O 8 21,00
Patats-P b.
Pros: blue *V 8 20
Lampblack 518 7
Sped. Whiting. • 118 2
Chrome lirech-.3d 0 55
Yel've No. 1 :21 8 35
'• No 2. • .25 0 2.4
Brunssek Gwent? 8 50
White head. dry 610 ' Si
'•oil -pure kegl.6tt 8 1.65
" No. 1 1350 1.37
lied Lead filB
Yellow Ochre • • •t2i 4? 3
Yen. Red. 410 5
Vchliuris 'at td ' So
Pig Metal--p ton,
mos. Allegheny.
No. 1 cold blast • • onoto
Force 00.00 ammo
Not hot blast 00 000.00
Cold blast • • uo aOO.OO
Trnnta.e.• •• - 8 00
Mercer county.
Foundry Pig• • 000,00
Forge.
Nlnhonher county. Ohio.
Foundry Pig• 00.00 00020
Form do• •• • a
Plaster Paris-fluty
free.
Plaster Paris• 10.00 012,00
Provisions-
Duets. !lams. 52? -
Shoulders 310 51
Sides• • 4 8
ey core 410 42
eotinVy do.•
Lard N 0.1.11. ke• 510 6
6` 2. in Ices 8
" Liu bhl• 0 6
Putter " 1 in km, 910
- -1. in coil 13 8 IS
Cheese, W. R. 618 7
- Goshen. • 9 8 10
Creek's. Pittsb. Wa
ter. 4 1 bbl.• • • 8 ,4.M
Do. Ilutt,•r 0 4.75
Potatoes-v. bash.
Irms ttttttt Reds. 0
N•••. 1.1111. p '
Its go-Outv 5 # cent.
Comm} ;Mira. :1 6x 51
whiie • • iia
Rlee--V? lb.
Rir ..... -•• • • 518 -
Seeds-aolty. Linseed 2tl
# rent.
•
el. M r. 'Leaf— • 44D .7
Mounted tlo.• • .2 0 7
Ludies"rwist. 9 a 10
Plug in kegs.• • 640 7
Plug in boxes• 13 0 15
6 Twist- •- - • • 410 7 1
eavendish.. • • • 0 5
112 s lump Mho' 11 0 15
2s " 19 0 1.7
16s " " 12 0 14
Seotelt snuff, •14 0 16
Happee 0 12
Cut k dry Lpa. 0 25
Te m--Duty 204 r Cent.
Imperial ••••• 05 0 03
Gunpowder• 45 70
Young Hyson 30 0 40
Pouehone•--- 50 0 75
Tinplate—Duty 15 4) -
cent.
Banett Block • 0
10 at 50
Tallow—Duty 10 V et.
Rendered • • • •
Rough FD 51
Soup Grease.• 412 6*
Vilees—V box.
'Solid boxes, 14 16
Wipes—Duty 40 qp. cent
L P Mudeira.•2.oo 3.00
L P Teneritie •1.00 fa 1.50
Lisbon 7:i id 1.50
Dry• Malaga •• 66 6it 70
Soteeb• • ...... ald 65
Marseilles:- ••-70 ta 75
Port 1.50 rei 2.00
Calabria 65 ttD 70
Wool -4P lb—Ruty 30
cent
Prime. 33 5 35
Full blood.• •• • Gd 35
iblood 29 0 30
J. blood 26 it 211
• blood tlCeom. (1 26
Whiskey—p
Common .16 id 17
Rectified IL 20
Good rye& old 37 ei 50
Zlno—# Ib.
Sheet 16
Slnh.• OP 7
Clover 414 GA 5.57
, Timothy 1.1.7 al , 200
• Flax e 5 95 a 1 DO
5l natant. 2.50 a :too
Splees-4. tb.
4 XI 23 ,
• enssici in Mau, 2/ 5, /a
r:inger ID 5 11
Nutmece 1..50 @ I.fal
'pepper 952 10
I Alspire. 15 s? lei
guakee•ot—f . lb.
I Virginia 21'
Seneera• • ...... 15 0, 16
Sop—ibtly :lb tent.
1
Pitt9hurzi. INo I 41 51 .0, 5
Cincinnati 4l'd 91
Steel--p lb Forek-oi.
I'aat anti Sheet-ID 0 17
1.10. it 111
next Gennan• • • 15
Earl.. ••• • • to 11
'Hoop 1.• • • a 15
l'itiAlinr..7ll Manufacture.
Gennan steel. • 0
English blister: d 1 . 21
Aineen bli,ter.• 4
a. S
Mrtrito -4,
Brnoily Itnnlx . 2. o o 2.50
Itoelielle .I.t6t a 5.50
nntrt.4lli pi. • •1.60 0 1.75
N..••: a 1.00
in 0 50
Gill. Ifolinni: • LOU 5 1 rip
liotgar—Pill] © O.
N. 0. prime. bid 5i •il
•• tmr. hint, • 41.12 I
11nrnna.. whin. 119 Ar 9
" b 1 , 10 10
• Pulvere'd. l'lnln. 11' 15
1 61616-1110 y p et. •
i No. 1. eflont• • • •
i " I. in siore.•l.3l a 1,37
!Table. ilo - thos. •
Shot —l.hstv 20 4 , rota
Per ke7.- • • •14.(91 rl4 - .50
;Per hoe OP 1.45'
S.ll.petre—* lb.
via 111
Tolhateeasr VP:
et. ow tar rash inr map=
ufneinrent Toblecia.H
Duty 411 12 gent. •
Illtarirsia:lia•arstiser.
Rates of insurance•. 1111 ranoes of steam and keel hnne, :
From Pittsburgh to Witeeistar. Va. ia—
" - ~ and front Cincinnati. U i -21 i
.". Lonisvilk. Ky. W—
.` •• " Si. Lottia Mo. 1 Ott
" u Boonville. tto. 1 i!t
111 " " ladepentkmce 2 02i
" lialena,lll liall
" " Mei:milk Turn.-• iV t
" " " revs Orleans —• I 01i
From N. Orleans to rittiloti* 1 calf
f fit. Louis ... ta—
charcrs by rood Flat Boatain Ness Orleans 3 at—
I Tits Ti'Clef% are in flue order for all classes of boats.
\ Last evening, there were eight feet WM!r in the channel.
The steamers are all afloat; and go out with full loads,
and come in down to the guard.. Each cabin is crowd
ed with passedgers.
Our Hotels are filled with strangers; most of whom
are in the city on business. We notice daily arrivals of
new faces.
Money The pressure fot money eontinnes peeny
tight; hut. it is thought, as thelu•iness season advances,
that thing. will become much easier. For the last few
'days, there has been much ogilation in the eommnnity,—
occasioned:by the failures of the Wooster Bank, in Ohio,
and the Mineral Bank, iu Maitland; both concerns un
der the control of the notorious Lake. The brokers are
buyingthe paper of these Banks for 50 cents on the dol
lar. There has been a rumor; itiollt that Lake is con
cerned in the Norwalk Bank, and its paper is deprecia
ted 25 per cent. in consequence. ; This rumor needs con.
firmation, bin Whits had its el4et on the credit of the
notes. We regret to state that the. firm of - WAVILICIL,
Mairrtn, A. Co.. Exchange Ilr4ers and Batiken, has
I
been obliged to suspend in consequence of Lake k. Co's
' failure. Messrs. Martin and Kahl have had the confi
dence of our citizens, and are eattemed honorable men'
but they had the misfortune to , gel into bad company.
VI our—During the week the floor market has been
vascillitting. Now the decline it real; and sales are
made from store and first bands I figures much below
our quotations of last week. Therceipts have not been
very heavy. Speculation has talks off. There is none
of any account bought for shipmed. The news front the
East has not been favorable. %tat the future state of
the market may be, no one seems ii. have any idea. On
account of bed roads (waive nay in many directions
than they have been at any time during the season) but
few lots have came in. It is said at there is much in
the country arotnid the city, ready wagons, which will
be rushed in as soon as possible. lids these lots will have
no important effect upon the market We are told that
here is still muzh to arrive by rivet A farther decline
may be looked for, should the news :km abroad continue
unfavorable.
The sales yesterday were at the rtes of the day previ-
ous, the report of which we re-publhh below. Sales at
wharf of about 160 bbls. at $4,40! 351M15. at 6t,37; from
wagon $4.45 was given.
Thursday—The receipts were not ham"' yesterday, and
buyers were not anxious to make pughases. We heard
of sales. amounting on the nggregateto shout 30 0 MAP.,
at 54471, (not strictly prime it 84,4004,50. From store
there were many transactions at 81,C
Pig Metal—We have wateltedfke market during
the week, and hare yet failed in diseSvering any thing
new to report, except the detennlnatkin of both buyers
and sellers to never yield. AVe think,:terhaps, to-clay or
on Satanfey, they may come to [emelt' SOMa kind, and
allow the sale* to be made. Yesterdel we hoard of the
following trausactione: 200 tons Shilienville at f}30,6
mos.; 200 tons same at 922, email; 70 tins Deer Creek at
930, 6 mos.; 300 tons do. at 530, 4 and dins.
Sale of 20 tone flanging Rock at $37, tuns.
We give below the report of yesterdst
Thuraday—We have nothing new p remark in re
lation in the straggle now waging berteen the buyers
and sellers. lloals innliCS still hold out; and bath seem
sulartaine of VIICCV,S. We heanl of u solo of 150 lons
De..r Creek at $3O, 4 and la mos.; 157 ;tan: hi:Atoning nt
531 25.6 mos. , ,
From till we can learn. therupply now uticied Veal not
e rtiunl to the demnittl, which is vuosislt tilde. It is said"
lint the entire Ftoek Is now down. if this is the tsar. the
mime, men may well hold out, and certainly will. if
heir pecuniary engagements do not drive them into roue.
routines.
Cattle Market—We failed in getting very accu
rate information in relation to the Cattle Market ymiter.
day; but the prices we quote below are correct:
Braves—Sales of 70 head at 2483 c. 4 7 ' lb, on hoof; It&
head at 5e., net,
Hoof--Sale of 59 Clogs at :MU.
Surat—About 200 otfereil, but the ,holders were khave
the market ; and no sales were made ; $1,5041 , 1,75 was the
asking price.
Bacon—lt is impossible to calculate fite.amount of
Bacon that has arrived in our city during the senstm—and
there is no end yet. Every steamer is loaded with llaccrn
--every merchant and transportation comPany, receives
consignments of Bacon. The shipments east have been
heavy ; and large lots are daily packed into canal boats.
The markets will certainly be glutted; and though prices'
are now low, a still further decline, it seems to us, must
be the result. We will not give the details of transac
tions that have been reported to us; but set down the ru
ling rates. For large lots, we quote at a, 3014 f ; small
er lots about te. higher. pur friends may depend upon
this, for we give the figures from actual sales.
Bulk Pork—Thousands of pieces-arrive
from the Ohio, Upper Mississippi, and Illinois rivers.
There is no demand; the article is very dull; the mar
ket is glutted. We have not heard of mete than one or
two sates. We quote at 3e., hog round.
Sugar—We can only report regular sales to the
town and country trade at lett week's prices. The stock
on hand la heavy. Many anticipate a decline; but we
believe they will be disappointed. .The sales now are at
the lowest possible rates :510'4e. in hhds. Some heavy
lots have been taken at these rates, during the week.
Mole —Nomilbst.ildior the rumors started, and
efforts made, to put prices of Mol down, we notice
sales in all sorts col - quantities at 271 at which; hold
ers are very firm. Many say they would not di.pose of
their whole stock at these rates. Some lots have been
bought by accident, for less; Lut such sales do not
rule die market.
Cokre—The market is well supplied with an excellent
article of Rio; and there has Leen a slight decline, with a
still downward tendency. Sales are made daily at tinti
Freights.- 7 P 100 tbs.
To Cincinnati—
Dry Goods• ••• 15 0 20
Heavy •••• • • • - al 10
Tv Louisville.
Dry Goods• •• • 20 0 25
Heavy. 1214
To Si. Louis.
Dry Goods.- ••• 40 0 50
lleavy ..... •• • 0 25
To Cleveland and Brie.
Day Goo Is.- •• - 0 40
Heavy 33 0 371
To and front Brownsville
Dry (4'ds, down 4 15
Produce. &e.. up 100 121
To Nashville
Dry Goods.• •• • 0 50
Illeavy • • ...... 25 a au
I To Wheeling.
To
Goods- •• • a 15
Ilravi 0 12
To Zanesville
'Dry Goods- • -
• !leave • • ......
To Beaver.
Dry Goods. •• • B 10
'll••nvr d
To New Orleans.
• Dry,. Goods... • 500 0,4
Glass, &e. 35a 40
e.; some sales at Fie.
Cheese—The market is entirely bare, and not a sale
has been made for weeks. A• the Ohio and Penns)len
nia Canal is now open, it is expected that io a few days
soma lots may be received.
Matter market is bare and demand great.—
There is I•ut little in the country. and we do not look fors
supply in market fur a few weeks. Clreasionally a few
bl•ls. arrive 1•y steamboat. which are quickly picked up
at for Prime Roll.
YlTgl OTItIOUT IT TUC
rA. CANAL SSY ItAILMO.A DS.
Apples end grren fruit
11011bs. omc
Ashes. rot & pearl " 50
Butter 1)1111 Itsron °
fb
Buie rope , k bag'g ° 70
lter.vrui, 75
lirnt 0 75
Brooms, ° 1.50
t 'horse, " 70
(*or.. :31)
Cunt Moral 4 , ht.l LIU
roman.
Chilled Rolle rs. " 1.00
Nll-11iciuts:' 1.00
1)r. Gu.Ais. " 1.00
Dried Fruit. " 75
f Ma, 1,00
Furs Saul l'eltrie‘.
100 fol. ISM
1,00
1.00
" 75
MIMED
MEE@
Glass, itL= 110.17,1 ,
f:iitc.ett;;, V 1.00 tbs. 75
lintr •• 75
llops, " 75
~ 70
(raw 75e. dry SI )" 1.75
Leather,
1.ent1. 40
lArti and " " rts
Oil. 1.0
(ex, 1:41 h. Cr)" Jul
Purl. 17 hl.l 1 .4-ti,a I :Al
fin7a, e 1( 1 0 lb..
rts
y !co lbs. - in
Skiuu. firer Zu buff 75
'Tol.acerv.Ottio lea(, •• 75
Ky. ..G5
I Wheat., f hv. Xt
Wool. .* 1.00
P List. r.?
,TO ta1..11510K6 OIL NOlqol
G•lliLa LND
5 OAT LINILS.
No.l Balt.
Baron. Lord. Port,
To
bni-ro. h r. E:1
Brted FruiL
NV o o I. Prather..
and Merchandize, 1.12
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Lard—starket is full. siul dull. We look for a de
cline, though prices seem to keep up remarkably well—
We report sales at it fie for No. 1. Tto shipments
East have been heavy. The receipts continue very great
Dried Peaches—'rhe market is rather dull. few
receipts, and light demand We quote numerous sales o f
51.51141,56.
Dried Apple.—Market not well Pllppited. We no
tire lotate salsa at 62c, tor tnierior article , for Fair 70i:75
IMES
Leanitier—The arrivals of green Lumber have been
large. anti prices at the river are regular at Villa. The
first heavy arrivals, as usual, arc going below.. Mingles
to a) be quoted et $ 2,2 n in large fOts; 12,73 at retail.
The dry Lumber is nearly exhausted.
Leal her —There has been quite a stir among Leather
dealers. The Intsiness has become of great importance.
but we note no material change V. beard of a
sale of 3,lSteS lbs. Slaughter Sole yesterday, fur shipment
West, at VUe., time. The article ea. from Itryant's
Payette Tann< estiihrisloneut that ships greet lots
to Poston every year; untie or winch comets back to us,
matiefacturril into hoots and shoes This is one of the
singular freaks that will always attend wherever the
freedom of commerce is gunrantred.
Elides—The receipts of Allainitari and Illitioht continua
large. Sales from store at the Oillowing r.tes • Missouri
d tole_ Illinois 943 Ito ; t'it y Slatighter green is worth 3
0.1 e..; Patna Kips 51,50.01.6 , .. ri-preee ; !Spanish ItlY slit
Orange•--Tbe market is sot well supplied. Sales
quirk at eszeos.ou. t.arge lols ate r Iw:etc&
Lemons—Demand prrtly foil. with sufficient gamut.
ties in market to meet it. Sale yesterday at VIA
Prot Itinte•—hrg - altr sales at s.l: r m•rket full, with
not much armsful.
Feather•—The reerwts I.nve been lam ditrmg th.
week. with brisk aleaustatt ‘Ve hi,. heard 0.1 many
salrt •13121'19, to a retail .ray the price a We.
Window Gla••--'11i , n• is groat demand fur Win•
flow 6:ass. and sa!es are clam k at the quotations of last
week. We heard rd ae•eral sales yestertla) of call/
country brands at IP:Ai
Beans—The market is overstocked, and there ap
pears to be but little demand We have beard of no
•ales, except in a retail way. A first rate article 'of
Small White is held at `-tif2a:e., other varieties at :52-be.
II ay—On the Allegheny and upper lilrvuottgultela
wharves we base semi a lair supply of good Hay, which
sold freely at Stbstitt. to a mi. days the receipts wagon
will no doubt be en great as to depress the price.
Seeds—Clime ,. There has been but little activity in
the market this week. ‘Ve recollect of the receipt of
bet one I , t during the creel. We quote rt sat/ iron" first
hands, which we understand will be paid for a good •rti
cle. From store 53x503.37 ;rn a retail way 23.30.
Tmethy—We have heard •1 no transactions. We
quote at $.242.12, from store.
Fins—Sales at DSast.
Brown Afaisiard—This article (of good quality) finds
read) sale at the Factory on Fifth street at $2...5053,00 -
W hl•litey—There have been several transactions,
exhibiting i wide range in prices. Sales of Rectified at
I-1 rt2lc., cash and time; Raw Itililf74.;
Cott on—Market very dull; with no operations. There
is some inquiry; but buyers are unwilling to accede to
the demand of holders. Fur Tennessee, 727,1 e., is still
asked. The state of the Foreign market. has depressed
Cotton here. TIM factories are well supplied.
Ilemp—itorhing doing worth notice. We quote at
$ll5 000120 00 V ton.
Apples—Some lots 'miring daily ; but are taken
with a great deal of caution. Sales have been made on
the wharf, as high as $2 SO; for inferior qualities, $1 75
02 00, have been taken.
iletelketa—No change in prices. Market well sup
plied. Sales of Beaver at $2 2032 25.
Bersenne—Plenty in market, of all qualities. We
hear of sales at St 87512 00.
Grain-44'e have very file to say in relation to any
kind of Grain.
Maw—ls nominal; we heat of no sales except of
small lots to mills. We quoin at 57020.
Bortey—We quote as yesterday, a sale at *kart' of 300
bu. at 40c.
•
Oats—Arriving rather freely, and lON at 251.12.5 from
first hands.
Cotton Y arrsa—The prices in our table are correct.
In the first of the week there was some talk of the estab
lishments yielding in price, hut upon enquiry we found
there was no truth in the story: The price is 15e., net;
10e., time, for No. sto 10.
Food—No change to notice in any article of Feed.
The market is still bare, and receipts sunotmt 10 about
nothing.
Bran—Worth 15c.. on wharf; 10316 in stars.
Shorts—Worth 2.5 e. on wharf; from store 2.8 e.
Itonsy—Sales of Good Western at 15e.
Carrants—Sale of a small lot at 121 e.
Almonds—Buie of small lots shelled at 30825;
50t1.47e.; Hard 12e.
Italslns—Regular sales at $2,12012,25 p box.
Potatoes—Plenty in market, but prices seem firm.
A sale of a doubtful quality, in small bbla, was made on
wharf at 51 23; a few sacks good Blues weretaken at
.45e. P Ma. Red sells from store at 50e. p bu.
Dried Peaches—One sale of 300 bushels at $1,50,
time. Not much doing.
Ries—Market filled with a good article; s ales at .51,
in tierces.
Alkirbism—The figures in onr table, are as near correct
aa we can make. There are hnt few traneaetions, which
makes it difficult to arrive at a certain price.
Soap and Candl•a—Brisk sales, but no change
n prices.
Ale—Brisk demand at 57 00/t9 00.
Dates—Sales of 10 mats et De
Figs—Sales of 250 drums Smyrna Firs at 110121
A Ilerigto for the Montag Hair t
TO FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, ItIAKE
IT sorr, SILKY, CLEAN AND FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every
article, (he it ever so good,) as a humbug. If people
could be made to try a 3s:bottle alone's Coral Hair Re
storntive, and sed how it makes dry, rusty, red, light hair
moist. son, auburn and dark, and. keeps it so; and by its
use for sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful ;
if pepple could see the number of poor respectable me
chanics that use it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dressutg and beautifying the Hair; for
keeping it soft and in order three times as tong as any
other article made; and
Forces it to grow, Mope its
And costs - but 3 shillings to try.
We formerly sold nothing less than 111 bottles, but are
wish people to try it. Sold only at 52 [mind 82] Chatham
street, New York, and by
mar2o WM JACKSON, Alt , SO Liberty et.
3ntclle4iitri.
wr OF rErTsßuitutt
71 vista WAT.F.I/ Of TUE CU ANNE',
. ARRIVED. . • •
Beaver. Clark.. Wellsville;
Baltic- Jacobs. Brownsville.
Atlantic. Parkinson, do;
Dispatch, Nelson, do.; .
Monterey. Morrison, do.;
Caleb Cope. Moore, Heaver and VrallaTilla;
]Michigan No. 'Z. Beavet;
0 Palo Alto, McDonald. Reavet;
Caleb hope, Mouse. Wellsville; .
Clipper No. 2, Crook. Cincinnati's;
Roscoe, Javenii, St. Louis;
". Loyal Hanna, McDonald, Wabash River;
DEPARTED
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Steamer Beaver. Clark, Wellsville;
" Dispatch, Nelami, Brownsville.
Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
" Baltic. Jacobs ' Brownsville.
Atlantic, Purkin - soil. Brownsville;
Caleb Cope. Moore. Beaver and Wallsrille
" Michigan No. 2. Gilson. Beaver;
"Et. Anthony. May. Dubuque;
" lirilitany Grace,Cincinnati;
•• Hudson, Poe, ridgeport.
Tido Alto,NlcDoitulii. Beaver;
Balch Cope, Moore, 'Wellsville..
IMPORTS DT nivica•
Bridgeport—Per Hudson: 3 hds tobacco, D.
Leech & co) 7 do, John A Roe; 431 bbls flour, A
M Wallingiord & col 15 bbl. flour, 8 kegs lard, R
A Harden) 8 bbls flour, J B. Bell.
Wellsville—Pet Beaver-1 lax hardware, G M
Harton; 40 trgs corn, Brown & Culbertson, 1 box
rodeo, G & .1 H Shoenberger • 5 bdls paper, S C Hill;
2 bpi 3 bbls corn meal, K ileaecton• 9 bags corn,
J Donaldsont . lb bga potatoes, S Cauglitty; 13000 fire
brick, Bissell's & Semple.
Brotenseil/ePer Atlantic-37 his, 2 trunks, 4
bales mdse., Fersyth & co; 29 his, 2 hales, Poindex.
ter & co; 1 bus, J W Buller & Brot 8 do, 11 P Cain;
10 bas, 9 trunks, 1 brfl, 1 csk, J C Bidv.ell; 3 lass,
W Bingham; IS6 pcs iron, Jones & Quigg; 25 has,
7 trunks, H Graff; 29 his, McCurdy & Loomis; 15
bay, It Tanner & cut 1 box, G. W. Kuhn; 13 bus,
If Childs & co; 4 do, T Kennedy; 1 do, P Strom
berg: 96 bus glass, W Kyle; 21 Ws flour, H Mitch
ell; 30 ban alas, Shesh Bentley; 151 a.e bbls, Woods
Hughes.
Franklin—Per Arrowline-70 tone Clay Furnace
pig metal, Myers, Hunter a• co; 17 casks potash,
owners aboard.
Per Baltic-24 bids flour, Jail Todd; 3 bus miler,
G. M. Harton; 3 boos, 1 chest, 1 basket, J. M. Town
send; I boa, J. Kerr; 2 bales. 1 box, Church.. ar,Ca
rothera; 83 pcs iron, Jones & Quigg; .15 bbls flour, J.
Stroud; 42 do, M. Ward; 60 du, J. West;' 46 do, W.
McSl' e.
Wellsville—Per Caleb Cope ; 30 bbls pork and
lard, 130916 t sundries, T W Harbaughtl dot force,
Henan & Wallace; 1 package Tors, J bl , Kairit 17 bp
shorts, S A Donaldson; sundries, flask patterns, &c.,
Eichbailm, fil•Kinney & co.
Youchougheny Meer—Per Keel Boat Star: 70 bbls
flour, 75 bu. corn, 140 be. oats.
Brom/urine—Per Louis Iti'Lane 16 bbls flour,
Frew; 2SO bids flour, J Cohitt; 239 bas glass, .1 C
Rombee; 41 half hoses, Robertson and flippant 38
bids apples, W 51 , ::ms; 184 half boxes glass, W
Everhart; 30 wheel harrows.
S B Mare Stephens--35 boxes glans, Forsyth and
Dorman; 15 has, 3 rolls, 1 bundle and 1 hale noise,
H Graff & co; 73 has mdse, .1 C Bidwell; 3 has :wise,
Church ar. Carothers; 2 boner, 1 trunk :wise; L It
Hutchinson & co; 2 kegs nails, R , cliesrin & Dam
Per Baltic —229 butes W Goldin & co; 145
do, W Everhart, jr.: 40 keg. nails K Kraus; 2 his
mdse, I. Hutchinson & co; 2 brizes,l cask, 11:51.11ar
ton; I bale, I chest, Forsyth & cot 16 brims, Wm
Bingham; 91 bootie's Timothy seed, j ['Nelson.
Pekin, (Illinois)—Per Roscoe: SO hbla grease;
122 casks hams, 19:' , 0 pcs bulk pork, J Laughlen;
3190 pea and 4:7 casks .bacon, J Jordan & Son; 150
bbls molasses, Parke & cu.
If (apish nicer—Per Loyal Hanna-19935 pcs bulk
meat, 47 casks do, cable rope,Atwood, Junes & to;
67 bids hams, 69 casks shoul ders, D Leech & co; 1-
lot rags, Geo Morgan; I small boa, S Spang & co.
Terre Mule, I n diuna—PreCin.lerella="22soes v
sawn! hams, 704 kegs lard, 296 casks bacon, D
Leer), ken.
Positively for Three Days Only:
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nAvNifiNu & WARING'S GRAND MA:VAC:MIR
AA" 1!.1. Esl i ihio-d Tursilar, Wednesday and
1 Pliors.las. April SIM. and lath—ior three dug s
otily. Una., the it Al aninnith Cur Ilion, to be erected in
m the Antel wan Hotel; Pena street; aml also in
A.llealieny city on radii) April 141 i.
11101”1 icing would respec•titilly 9,11101111 re to
tiro puidic that on this occasion. they t ill have Ril oppor
tunity 01 nitric's:up the move) and timing pertormances of
ctiurn.l,l:l.
Who, fur her rournee and floret:May. has gained the
!lame of the I.IMI Qt CC', and will appear with the re
ilowned licrat wurstsArtr.
in Its unparalleled performaum.s. with his lions. Tierra.
loansaalss Cougar.. hc.. and will si,:nalixis tiered( by
driving all AFRICAN lint. harnessed to a triumphal ear—
thus showing that event a woman may leant to control the
Moxwarits or vita rolu.sr.
irr Doors open each day from I t to 41, and from 7 to
ID o'clock. r si
fjj'• A-Mamma. 2.scente—etuldren under ten years of
age, 15 ap t
lANDr.n from the steamboat Ilium. on the oth of
A March Inst. a Pos. mark.-il, •• Mrs ANourimix. Jack
man, Mi.." Sai d biz. I.) some mute arrtage. did not reach
the owner, who is limy ni this city.
It is supposed that die citrection may have been torn off.
The box contains Candlesticks, Wash-bowls, and other
ariirles. Any information concerning it. hell at the Pitts
burgh Theatre. wiU Lis thankfully received, and all
churn. , rand- ap 4-31
11.0C11:4!—Just recelved. 0y canal. a large
and superior •s•ortment of 30 hour ■ud tit day mantel
clocki, of newest patterns and styles. warranted to keep
good time, and It very reduced prices.
T. A. 1111.LIF.R,
mip3 104 Woad street, near Fifth.
AfAtCll HORSES FOR SAI.E.—Una pair large size
jlron grey Horses, fire years old and very centle.—
Apply to JOHN D. DAVIS,
e corner of Wood and Fitlb sts.
pS
Hedge Farm Nursery.
11 1 lIE proprietors of the Hedge Farm Nnrsery. en
nounee that they linve now on hand a splendid va
riety of EVER-GREENS— comprising Trees and Shrubs.
Juniper, Cedar, Arborvitins. Box and Year Trees: !lolly.
Pine. Scotch Broom, he-, numbering 110tr7 40,000 to .50,000
Planta.
They have conatnittly on hand ell varieties of ehoice
Fruit and desirable Shade Trees, he.. he.
Letters 4 post paid) add reined to Wilkins P.O.' Alleghe
ny Co.. Pa., promptly attended to.
ap4-3tiv. WM. lc JA Mt!! MURDOCK.
rlFTll sTnErr ritm , Eirry FOR SALE..—A valon
4: bit property. thirty - feet front on Filth street by 12011
deep. This desirable property will be sold at a bargain
Mao, four large building Lots, each 24 feet front or
Cook street by LW feet deep lo Cliff street. Price $'
each. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
aps Smithfield above lib at.
100 RIII.S. TAR. of prime quality and geed roaditao
on comignment and :or sale by
apS TA &EFL & O'CONNOR.
WI LMARTII. O, D1C11414011. 1.. C. \
r..„I.fffiIItEIt,BUSINESS will Itereafteibe conducted
let the old stand of I[.. Wilrnarth, on Penn st.,) under
the fine of (apt) L. AVILMARTIf & Co.'
T r DAVID ADAMS. of Duels roomy, (a ♦otunteer
I, lately from Mexicoo will call upon the Poet Master,
Alleghenycity, or on Dt. Watt, he will hear of something
to his interest. apt
PRINTER'S INK.-20 Kegs Printer ' s Ink, Spring and
Summer, just recd and for sale by
11. A. FAIINE.STOCK h. CO.,
a. 3 corner Wood and first streets.
LOST.—A friemi of OUT'S lost a large BRASS KEN
yesterday. The finder will confer a faro; by leav
ing it at this office. ape
Nursery Stack tar Sale.
r : s Tits subscriber otTers for sale his entire sleek,
pia in iota to suit purchasers. at very reduced prices.
The collection's not equalled for a select and ex
tensive variety. i the Western country; containing many
new t rare and valuable plants, consisting in part of Co
rneille. Japonicas, large dowering, plants. from 3 to 6feet
in height, Cactus, Araloco, Geraniums. Flishrias, Month
ly. Noisette Chaster, Perpetual Moss, Vining or Pillar
Knees; the finest and most esteemed roots in cultivation.
The Dahlia list contains the most showy and fine prize
roots grown, Flower Roots. a large variety; Vines, shrub
bery, shade trees, evergreens, &c. Amateurs, nursery
mart and others, who want to decorate their yards, gar
dove, pleasure grounds, or green houses, are respect illy
invited to examine the collection, which is open to visit
ors, except on Sundays. Conveyance by the omnibus and
greenwood ferry. Descriptive catalogues sent by mail,
or may he had at our stand, Np. 29 Diarriond Marker,
where orders left with us, or by mail to Pittsburgh Post
Office, Will be promptly attended to : John Graham, a
ri hug %l e g a l gardens, eke will ge e r n s d to l
plantinga aitve h . trees ' i"
JAS. WARDROP,
Manchester, nest Pittsburgh.
mar t7:dtm
lIBBERT'S Chonisai Writiitg Fluid, assorted sized
bottles, ecessttntly on hind and for salt
B. A., PAHNESTMogy
corner First sod Wo striels.
if==l=lSMl
for Sate anlt *trio .EtT.:
h,`rit SALE CIWAP—A nice small Got of Ground in
NVerst Deer township:lGlnilett from Pittsburgh; and 5
ftom the canal at Taientutn. Thert . are 5 acre! 01 7.
wallet : cared land, learnt. A good two story hog
I louse, `d9 by n hit two worn , . to a floor, rittrick clthn
ney, and a log stable and shed are imjholnt. The house
in at pregtlnt.occupied its a email shwa. and will make a
goad stifinfl fin country business. There Ia a fine 'large
-M ie ro n n , trf r ra r m ai VilTuVet t o " Wet f A r ce ti n i ti e bu r r i g t ra u j iM re a e r p k oi t t,
passes the door. The altatie property will be sold low for
cash. or half rash end ramiths credit, and agood little
given on paying for it. Possession given on the tat of
April. For tetras and purticolats apolY at
ISAAC HARGIS! Agency and
intelligence (Mice. Fifth at._
SALE-- , A &Amide two story: Brick awaiting,
r Well 'arranged with boll of entrance. parlor. dining
room and kitchen. four bed rooms. finished garret code
cellar. and pleasantly located on I.ilictiy street, Alleghe
ny. Price and termsco
neminonstinr,
S. CUTHBERT, General AO..
Smithfield wee!.
Cr IXTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A two
10 story Brick Dwelling !louse, situated in the Gth ward;
contains four rooms, hall, kitchen and coal house. Price
S:00. and terms easy. Also. two Frame Douses, each
contutillug five rooms; price 5650 each: terms accommo
ting. Apply at . S. CtiTliurars,
Real .Estate Office, Smithfield at., near Fourth.
mar 23
ItEA!, ESTATE--Pi;sons wishing to purcnnse
mu; Hocams. BUILDING' LOT'. Or FARMS. can
basil a great variety. for sale on accommodating terms, at
5 cirri-imams Real Estate Oilier,
50 Smithfield st.
ALUA S A: FARM FOR tiA I.E--9itunted on the
V
Ohio Rivet. twelve miles below Pittsburgh, on the
rood to Beaver, and adjoining land of John Hays. Esq.,
containing. 100 acres. well improved, with a good House,
Burn. and Orchard' or choice Fruit Trees, comprising
Apples, Poaches, Cherries, Sic. 'Thlslproperty is of the
most desirable uow offered for sale. For further particu
lars apply at 9. CUTHBERT'S Real Estate °flies,
mar2o 60 Smithfield st.
CITABLE TO RENT.—A brick Stable, with Corkage
1,71 tionee, in rent from the Ist of April next. Inquire of
marl-11 F. L. SNOIN 0EN.48 Water et.
To J.ET—'Phut tar and count:midi Ors warehouse. sit,
unted on Second street. near WoOtjust below Parks
Sr Co.; and at present occupied by John Little r Esq.
S. CUTHBERT.: Gen. Agent,
50 Smithfield street.
ItOOAI TO LE'r—On the.accond story rifthe ware
house,No.26.6. Wood th,having a front entrance.
war/ GEORGE COCHRAN.
MIA NEW two story Brick Dwelling Muse,
ated on the East Commun. Allegheny city. (near
the residence of Judge Irwin.) and finished in the best
modern style. with handsome portico in front. double pa r
hors. furnished with marble mantels and improved sliding
doors; dining room and kitchen on the first floor. and four
good bed rooms on the second story: with finished garret.
Enquire of RICHARD GRAY: on the premises; or of
J AMF.S PARK. Jr. k CO.. Second st.
9 , 0 LET —A Brick i corner ofWelistvia
1. ton streets. formerly. occupied by J. B. Butler. Pos
session given ilurnciliately. Apply to
febllbtf J. C. CUMMINS.
r4`o 1.171'.—A Room on the first story. and the second
. nod third stories. of a brick house, corner of Fifth and
lion streets.
A LSO—A very neat and convenient Frame Cottage.
in Allegheny city. Apply to ' JAW:eI MAI.
pu itEmr.-A Itasement with two rooms. suitable (or
I a iihssietan or dentist. on Penn street. between Iland
nod Irwin streets. linnt , 2l L. WILMAIITH.
frisT,T7r. 7 -Thie new three slur) Dwelling Hon., with
Lath house attached, situate near the corner of Wyliii
and Washington streets. rosscision given on the first of
April next. LitiotErj JOHN F. PERRY.
r rio LET.—Three dwelling houses. situate on Fourth
j street, near the Canal Bridge, in the city of l'itts-
Lurch.
Also. a Room. 75 by 20 feet, with a convenient entrance
tin titlt, near Wood street.
A 1..,. a frame dwelling. two stories. with an acre at
ground under cultivation, situate vn Ohio Lane, in the
city of Allegheny. Enquire of
tank J. 0. WILLIAMS. 110 Wood qt.
PRIVATE DISEASES. Dr. Brown. of
fAik GS Diamond Alley, can be consulted in all
eases of a private or ddicatenalstre incidental
. tx 1 2.,V/ to the human frame.
'; Syltilis and Syphilitic crinitions.gonorrhies
..„.• and its ronsequenecs, together with all rt.
'herial.osevues. impurities of the blood: with all diseases of
era erralorigill. skits diseases.witti strictures, elect, urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also. piles.
rtieuninti•ina female weakness, discuses en the Womb.
monthly suppressions. diseases of the joints.. fistula in
aim. nervous affections. pains ill the hark and loins, irri
lats.us of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, letter. rintrworin. mercurial diseases, he.
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE
Exclusively devoted iodic study and treatment of vene
real disorders. and those nosing from youthful excesses,
gaiety, climate, or imuritie• of the blood. whereby the
eonstituiton may hare beet enfeebled. enables Dr. Rotten
offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his care.
Or. Brown's °dices are conveniently arranged into sep
arate apartments. Patients eativisit Or. I.l.,willsout fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to many perions in ilea of medical
aid. to obtain good advice privately and promptly. To all
such. Or. Broicit's ready skill itiSeilloVitig rental die
imps, Ili their various forms and stages. otters inducements
which ran rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby ap
prised that Or. Drown has been regularly educated lit '
every branch of medicine. and for the last twelve years
Confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases.
Dr. Drown is the only regularly educated surgeon in
Pittsburgh who gtves his whole attention to those cot-.
laints.
E main, safe and speedy cures will, in all eases, he
guaranteed.
Reeeirt cases are relieved in a shell time, without inter
roption from business.
It hernia or Rupture.--Dr. Brown alto, invites ter..
sons afflicted with Heroin to call, as ha has paid particu
lar W1..1111011 to that disease.
Letters from A distance. asking advice, must contain a
fee. or they wt:l not be attended to.
irrOit.eu of Diatnond Alley. a rest doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultatiotts strictly confi
dential. • or te.s-dsrwl y
I) tie),:lti.'.nltillth2lni—atritriti. jilsmaws;.e.ei:lev'aitYiddeirrtnisei"feintreciT):
for that painful trouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consultation Booms. No. 65. Dia
mond alle)qrittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor
ism is always nt
home.
rm. B. rosTiffEA;;nffii : n Futdim, to pro
cure Land Warr:tuts and Pensions for widows. at
his office, ItakewelYs Building, opposite tke New Court
House, Pittsburgh. Pa.
My son. in the General Land Cate. at Washington,
will attend to my business there, free of charge tO appli
emits. lc
E3fOV A I.—C. A..11e-CL Co. have removed
to tire warehouses on -Sloun's wharf." upper Canal
flash, Liberty street. where they are now fully prepared
to receive a lafike amount of Ptoducc, Ar.. t s slurp. nit the
opening . of Canal navigation, to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and all intermediate places. felt2s
r clog n hl;ai for
\l'e4ti&4.; ,ca t
.)
:ltS,.;llntrluce the Spring of
HATS this day. Saturday, Ma:Th.lth, LAM.
Their friends and customers are requested to esti and
csantine their stOrk of Spring Flats. lust received from
New York, at their store, corner of Fifth and Wood its.
marl-y
OPD.INC; FASHION FOR ATS.—This beauti
fill style of ii AT S are now ready at
marl PAT; (.SON'S.
Spring Style.
CIMOORE, has just reeei wed from New York, the At
. Spring Style of flntserliich he will introduce
on Saturday, March 4. All those in want of a neat
and superior Ilat, will pleas call and examine, at No.
WOOd street. ad door above Fourth street.
ik'rp,AV IIOCIKS.—VoI. 2 History of the (rinerdriits. or
LSI Personal .Memoirs of the Patriots of the Revolution
from unpublished winrecst by Alphonse de Lamartinc
in three vole. Vol". Yd )11St received.
The Life of Chevalier Bayard, "the hood Knight;" by
IV. Gilmore Simms.
Scenes at Washington—a story of the Mat generation
by a ertrien of finitilTrilfe.
Adventnres in Mexico and the florky Mountain's: by
Geo. F. Buxton. Esq.. member of the Royal Stographica
*icicle. he.. he.
Now moil Then—A Novel, by *urinal Warren, F. R. S.
Author of .4 Ten 'Thousand a Year," "The Diary• of a
,ate Physician."
The above works received this day, and for sale by
101INSTONdo STOrKTON,
Booksellers. Market at.
CARET—, hhds Table Claret;
5 Bordeaux " In store. for sale hy
- MILLER. & RICKETSON.
OW MEAN AND STINGY any one must he who
Mill hare any kind of bad, dirty, harsh. gray, or red
fair, when we have so often shown them the names of
persons who being thus, have, by the use of a 31: bottle of
JONES'S cow. HAIR HESi OITATI,I".. had fine
long silky hair. Sold at 82 Chatharast.. and by
WM. JACKSON: Agent,
mar2s PD Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
- -
C 1 LBErt—l. doe. each, of my "Superior Aromatic
I e Bluer.," for sale to the trade with per rent.
off. Also, for sale by the gallon or single bottle , at the
wine store of [fleet j JACOB WEAVER.
Leeching. copping end Bleeding,
IiII NORRIS, (Successor to M. IL Delany.)--Fresh
Leeches received monthl attendance at all hours.
cence : The Physicians of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
Birrninhant. lllarch 13, 1C43.
I most cheerfully recommend to the 'Physicians, rami
lies, and all m 9. former friends and patrons. Mr. X. 13
vannis, as bong thoroughly acquainted with the hind
nese, and worthy cif patronage. 11. DELANY.
mar2l4m
• _
MACKERM-tbb../s. large Mackerel
5 " No.
n store and for sale, by
SAMS MILLER a. Ricxt - rsoN
TatiVi
, Ut.:F.:--40 bushels Clover See
2 bble. White Beans;
6 Flaxseed;
28 kegs No. 1 Lard;-
6 blds.. " -
12 casks Cheese;
• 65 bar
Just received and for male, by
isn2ls
CCITGAR.--16 hhde our N. O. Sugar.
066 do. piime do. de.;
30 bates. new crop, White Havana Snaar. jtlSl r , 'C'd
and for sale by MILLER & RitbIETSON.
mar2o.
1111 .-- it g a. Winter cad sad and unbleached;
111 11011 " fall
A constant supply of No. 1 Lard QUI, ill stow and for
t 4 1, (rnar23l Il111.LF:R te-RiCKEISON.
—.................-
'gle e by
ACFT2iO
I==M=
- S.-.' 5 -
To Let,
11~G AS tiscases• int , rec • -an• to
11: FAHNESTOCX &Cp.,
Cat riaistealWea•sts
~ Wit:. .....,.,.. ~,.
,Stacm—Dont &hum '
it
. . -
1838.
• CTN. CIDIN47I, AND PITTSBURGH
nititlif B?I'EADI-P . ACI LIFE . "ET
rplllB indeff Omit Line of'stenmers in now composed
j of the largest, sWiftest, best finished and furnished,
and most powerful bottle on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the bent and
most experienced men engaged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; has carried
reedy two millionsßf peopk.svithcmt doing the slightest
injury to their persons. Tlfe prbprietors challenge com
parison with any passenger hoe m the. Union for safety,
regularity. and speed. All that money. can procure has
been provided for ale safety. comfon and convenience of
passengers. The boats leaVe for Cincinnati as folldws:
MONDAY PACKET.—The Ma:toxnkurta, Capt. Slone,
will JCILYC Pittsburgh etiCry :Monthly morning in 10 n'ulocl4
Wheeling every Alowley evening ut /0 P. it.
TUESDAY PACKET.—The ifIRERNLI No. 2. Copt
July. Kline liter, will leave Pittsburgh. every Tuesday
morning itt 1V o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 r. arn
WEDNESDAY PACKET.—Tie New Mcniainn
R. Cupt. S. Dian. will leave Pittoborgl; every Vi'eilnexciay
morning at 10 tidock ; Wheeling erery Wednesday even
ing at 10 r. Y.
TIIURSDAY PACKET. The Ann.uArr, Cnpt. It J.
Circles, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning nt
10 o'clock ;-Wheeling every Thursday evening tri 10P. M.
FRIDAY PACErT.—Tbe Curpealco.'2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'elock
Wheeling:every Friday evening satin e. st.
MATITRDAT PACKETI--Tho .Mzescaoan, Capt. Di
Camp. will leave Pittsburgh every Satualay numb* at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r.
SUNDAY PACKET.--The. luxe Nevrrox,Capt. 4. O.
Mason. will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning et
to o'clock; Wheeling every littudny evening et 107
nor 114
For St. Louis.
TILE Rno strainer WYOMING( Tao:it-Ls
Airage. Gartaimia, Mailer, will leave ,regularly tor
the above port and all intennetlinto !mutiny'.
For freight or, passage, having superior oceonur, a
dons. apply on board. or to
GEO. IL MIIMENTIERGER, Agent.
Nor Lafayette and 'Wabash Meer:
The light draught steamer SWAN. B. May
IAL/raster, will leave for the above and inter
mediate landings, on Saturday, Sib instant
at 2 o'clock, P. N. ,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
n r - = JAMES MIA-Y.
- - - -
For St. Louts.
kaIiTHE fast running passenger suer pr.:N.:ls:-
SYLVANIA, IL C. Gitat hive
regularly . for the above and-interme d iate ports. -
For freight or assure n hr on bonrd: m 27
..• - - For NewOriel:Loer
, .
d ) 1 411 111 1 THE splendid new steamer SAVANNA,
11 ,De.:vmsori. Master. will leave regularly
or to above and all intermediate feedings; .
For freribtor passage apply on board.- -. febl.
For at Louts. Galatea, and Dubuque.
off il lit
TIME good stearrrern. ANTHONY. TIIOS
Mar. Master, will !cave fer the above, on
ursday . . April 6th. all o'clock. P. Y.:'
For freight or passage apply on boar& or to
JAMMS MAY. or
OF.O..MILTENBERGER. Agl.
For •St. Louis.
ilast.plcildid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA, liarticirse, Nimiter. will tiara for tlie
none° IMO intermediate perm. regularly:
For freight or passage amity pn board. • folA
For Nash**lie..
I d ig ui lit Tim steamer AMERICAN EAOLI: will
Sl:r
ICe forthe above and all intennudiate ports
regu us y.
For fretgla or passage apply on board.wr.to
(eh] . ti. IL MILTENUEIRIEIL Agent. -
For Cincinnati.
The - light dmuOt stemmti FRIENDSHIP,
D►vtr, MUSterOVIII /Cave fur the rebore
interinediute ports regelbrlv
For freight or passage npply on board.
For St. Louts.
The new and splendid steamer ORIENTAL.
VAN' Hoax, Master. will leave for the above
and ht rmeiliate ports regularly.
For freitilit or passmie apply on board.
Nev ik era ii geinettt:
TIIE: ste atter CAI.IFIII COPE will le nee for
144. Deaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville. On Turn
day. 'Thursday. and Saturday. at 0 t. sta re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. She has ty
boat at the landinn, bet..ceun Woad steed siraltheiliidge,
prepared to receive freiirlits at any time.
S. 4.0. \V. Alefifs,
No. :kJ. Wood street.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packer+
THE swift steamer CONSUL, PURVIS P.
Kt - - r Master. *HI leave regularly for
Wheeling. on Al.:miler, Wednesday, and Fri
day. at 1U o clock.prsiisrly. •
I%v:fie Wheeling eery Tuesday, Thursday, and Sent ,
ddy. at 7 o'clock. A. 91., positively:
'rim Consul will land at all intermediate ports. Every
aeromtnaulation that can be procured, for the comfort and
safety of passengers. has been provided. The boat is
also provided oft& a self-acting satety-guatd, to present:
plosioh.
For freight or passage apply on board. in to marl JOHN FLACK. Agent.
Iliaver stud Wellsville racket..
AEATHB steamboat DEAVER, CUMILES E.
Ct.ssas., Xaster, will, during the coming
winter sensolz. Xralmdally trips to Ileaverand ‘Vel!seine,
leaving Pi usbirrgliiircry morning et 7 o'clock, and
vine at 3 o'clock, p. X..
decls • D. M. HARTO:N7 & CO.. Acants.
last The new and splendid Passenger Steamer
HIGHLANDER, Captain H. A. FORSE, will
ea v e tor tne above and all intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tions. apply lair board.
1848. 1848.
Plttebsergh midi:trent-wryllle Daily Packet
Line.
Franr.tur fr.. 1.549.. FrirxrrzT 151,1349
.__ LEAVE DAILY AT 9 A. M. AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
ftw the present season: ATLANTIC. Capt.
James Parkinson: BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs;
and LOUIS :111.ANE. Capt. E. Bennett. The boats arc
entirely net+. and arc fitted up without ragnol to expense.
Every comfort thin money can procure has been provi
ded. The hag& will leave the Monongahela Whirl Boat.
nt the foot of Rose st. Passenget**l .. ll . ,be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly:4omo at the advertised
hours. jao3l
For Louisville.
TI IF. Kentueev River Packet. GREY tA
•GLE., Haocars. Master. will leave for the
a ove an Intermediate porta regularly.
For freighlOr_paasage, apply on hoard.. &be.
Tor BrownsTlll4:
ikattTile new and splendid passenger and snail
Steamer BALTIC,CapLA,Jecovis, will leave
Corte a ye port during the present weak, at BA. at.,
positively.
Fur freigLirr paTssa,
For Brownsville:
THE new Mail and Passenger ste tuner A'r
'ANTIC, tugs PilatnoX. Master...WU
aboN'e port this day, at 8 A. 11., .
For fie2glit O'r passage -apply on board. ' febti
For St. Mlle . .
lealialt fItE excellent and light draught eleanter
SWAN. B. MAT. Master, wilt , leave for the
u ova and intermediate /endings to a. few IfFeels.
For freight or passage emit* 4d2 board, or to
febi JAMES-3LAX, Water it.
For St: Louts:
THE new mut splendid steamer JLVDREW
1 1 1.71.T0N, \V. H. ECLTON, Master, will leave
for the above and intermediate landings regularly.
For freight Or Passage apply on bona. or to .
ianl7 JAMES. MAY.
NO. 9.
./lIIOB.S'EtS BIUDGIET '
or smw Boons roe 1849.
lIFF. IN PARIS; or the Adventures of Alfred de Ito
, sannin the French Metroptilis, by the author of Life
in London.
Mysteries and MYseries of Ne - te Tork. pert 3.
Public and Private Histories of the Popes of Rome,''.;
part 2.
'Traveller's Guide to the Ohio - Rivet.
Alartin. the Foundling; new simply.
The Victim's Revenge,
a sequel to the Matricide's
Daughter, and the Star of the Fallen.
Thompson's Money Reporter.
Taylor's do dO•
Godey'a Lady's Book > (of Mardi..
Knickerbocker, des
The Female Land Pirate; or Awful, Mysterious, and
Horrible Disclosures of Amandaßannoris.
Antonia, the Female Contrabandist&
First False Step, or the Path of Crime; new supply.
The Light Dragoon, or the Ranchero of the Poisoned
Lance.
Middy of the Macedonian.
Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vol. g.
NEW PLATS.
The Deanna, a Comic Opera. -
The Apostate, a tragedy... .
Much Ado About Nothing.
Bride of the Market, a comic drama. •
Robert Mocaire. or the Two Murdered:
Box and Cox, a farce._ -
Bamboozling, do: _
Also, a large assortment of oluland rare plays.
Graham's Magazine, for April.
Dragelonne the Son of Athos. or Ten Years Later, be
ing the conc lusion 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.M M. P. MORSR Its Fourth
ttANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRC.—AmpIe ex.
perieuee has proved that no conibination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR. JAYNES ALTERATIVE. It has effected
cures truly astonishing,. not only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that class, but has removed the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin, Swellings , Dyspepsia. &e. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It. purifies the blood and •othcr
fluids of the body. removes, obstruction' id the piles of
the skin, and reduces enlargement df the glands or bones.
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drOwsi , .
•
ness. and invigorates the whole system, andiimparts ani
oration to the diseilied and debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole nrateriu medic e. It
is perfectly sale and extremely pleasant. and has nothing
orthe disgusting nansekadeompanytig the idet - of svial
ffr or w it iMitisinirghnt the . PEER4 Tr4srotit,
72,Touttli , etNilkerip:Wired, ,
slant3o
. .
-14 r.
MONMEIMws.
sosn•u U. usta..'- • - - • •
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nd Dealers - Foreign. and Domestic ZzehtfoureL-6191e,
sates of Dtrosst, Rona Notts, old Ms Siker...NO. 6 7
strea;3rettfoor below -Fourth, Westside. Pittsburgh
•
until 44y
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Domestic . SaLl.'Bills of Extkihigt,'"Certificates
it. Bilnk Notts, and Coin. - •
Corner of Third 'and IVentol std.. dfree!ly opposite 1110:.allt;
• Chrifteo ttotol. mety3lB,N:'L
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Bankers and Maim in Exchange . Coin and Bonk ?teas Li , . ,:..-i.
N 0.55 Market irrtre, riguburgh. ' - .: r -
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rinolnniit4 ' ii - ' ,"
Philadelphia i .. Louisville • " :- - fr ';-='''' 4 ,
Baltimore 1 " St: Louis'.' 1..." . "-' t';''''''' '.
.L'uying rates . - fin ying Arai: ~ , , t _L? •
Ohio I. dia.} , Cortlrty & City ord's IV - -. :-..' 1 .
Indiana f .." Helier Notes •' - ' - if '"'' ' -;'
Kentucky, • I " Pennsylvania Co. , ' fi:' 4, -.7 , .-
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N. E. Corntrrl Ifaod arut Bird
TI L EALERS In Coin, Bank Notes. Time . BUTS, retake''' .
and Domestic Excbange. Certificates of DePosit,iStr," . !'
EXCHANGE on all dm principal Citieolof the 4tiigB l ,
and .Europe. for sale in sums, ea suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposits. „'
COLLECTIONS made on all.parts the UniosiilLlW'
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• Ogdeti. & Sizowdest, , . - - • - . :' .;„-:.,,,, .-
" V. Bell & Son,. Pill•Loall 1 :' ~-,-.. -..•.:if-'
• ff. NrClarken & C.S.. •. - -,•?•-: , ::-'. , x" ,
" • English & Ilemielt. , ' .o-• • -,-, -, ,, f's-
• 'Fleming &,,Brollier, 1 .•,..,-.•,.,
Fates, lostlirop Er Co., . rhiladolii/hS. ' - ~,,...,
• 4V.ll.'Fliouipsori & Co. .
,Hew . - ,
Yost :-/-Lir
• Bosily.. Phelps & co. ,
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4 - - Eisi)coek & Co. . ,,.
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" TiiTauy. Ward & -Co. . 1 ,
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• Jilo. IWCullough & Co. -1. Ealtuisorio4 ~...,,,..-/. . .7 , r .
Mr. James George, - I . . ~ ; , - ZT.I.'
H. !lollop, Cineitulail, (5., -,• - - ..,.• i _
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0, - Joseph Wptssoa. • m k ,...p. , r ,m, Pr..' • ..,••• -.:
Ilessers. Fenner & Allilillau, ,
H. F. Ellis. Esq., Cashier. Book of „ewLigown. Po. ~ •,,. •
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l'itlstairah. Svotemlier 2/1. 1 , 47-. s • . . ~ .1 ,
IWOULD like to cal! the attention of Centatry
chants. lintel and Stet:mho:it ltsr-keeyers. -trivets,.
&e. to examine my stock of Wines, 'Liquors.,
Cigars. &e.. no in store and cellar. consisting of
most celebrated Urands. fie. die Feeling confident of
having the largest and best essorted . cock in eny . hoemic,
West of the mountains. and hying engaged in tl e
tation of Wines and Liquors.' &c., direct to :his counlyy
persons can rely on holing accommodated. I ash
and quality. : F. C. :11 A MTN.
mar 9 sorrier of Smithfield and Front 111,11211111.111,'. -
Grras gale of Natiii4ry .
Toe extensive stock of old 1. sI ) ItZFII!'V
it el out to be dispese4
of .at PLail.IC AL crius-,41:e undersigned,its.'"
tending to relinquish business. Such an apportettlitrf4 4 2
obtaining Nursery Produrts 'at Auction, has neve!' heel_
presented in America. and the UttClitioll of the trade; end
all who wish to decorate their grounds in Town Or COW,—
try, or enlarge their linen house mlltations. is reepedtfilits ,
- invited. For improving the .grounds of c o n,,tork‘t
Churches, State anti County Offices, this sale wise..
hird unequalled - theilities. Catalogues in detail art I*' •
preparation. The sate of the out•door 'maths will corm- '
mettee'on,TCESDAY. MARCH 2.lst. and the Invnts.in
Pots. on TERSDAY,MAY Yd . Proper aid for safe pact. , .'
Mg and shipment will be given, when required; sad ise
there will be no postponemest or reservation, pereone
front distant points may attend the site without -fegf.tit.
disappoint:Vent.
•,.• Orders to be executed at PRIVATE SALE will he ,
received nntirthe above periods.. nod the usual stria 114-- . z
tensiongiven., LANDRETH & FULTON.-
It muy be proper to state, to prevent misapprehensioli
that'..it ts .tJte Miiscry business only, the subscriber fir
about to regnquish. His attention will be hereatterWhob; •
ly devoted So the culture of seeds, and to their Hilt ebb"
warehouse, CS Chestuut street.
trr.Atty , further intormation will be given by Mi. P.
SNOWDEN. Pittsbuivh. mar
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attention of gentlemen purchasing garrderrer,few.3,i,
1 . dress weer, or ordinary' business purposes, Is
ed to the speck
; of goods at present on our counters, coin.' "
sisting of every grade' find shade of French,
Belgian Cloths and Cassinacres. hr endless .variety,
Vesungs for every one's use, which mitt he :milk. to order: -
in a superior manner/ at prince that will not ho itteistionask -- .
by the hest of beigent makers. C. IVERNEIiE.AO,
marls (lite 111iuite &to.) 2Sf LlbertV
• nrifi....s.--4no doz. Playing Cards; ;
01. 1 0 whole and half boxes Sardines,. .
10 baukets olive Oil;
29 doz. assorted Catsups Le. ..
5 ensks London. Porter, cpanfts and 'Antic , :
sno doz. }trendies Winer, Ice. very old;
bbls. powdere ' d Sugar; - . '
GO baskets Chainpaigne \Vine. part 10 arriVt-: •
3,ltbds Claret VI ote, for sal* by ' •
etar9 P. C. M.,(1r11.1(..
New Spring Dry iblife: s. .. 3
4 A. MASON Sr. 1.:41,02 Mark e t street.lnis cies( reaely,,
/ - 1. „ cd a large supply of New Spring and Stientaerihr.:
Goods, which will bo ofered , wholesale mid ?elm AS:
iavery low cash pricci. ArACISICiI our assortment et Lena. '
y he found 10 eases fancy English nail American prints':
as chintzes. comprising, every new. style now in . die
', Act. Mid Were pure rased at the presear low rates,,
which will enable us .to cell at least 25 per eenV, lesathig .
former prices. Also 10 cases small patterns fast corored
merinmck, and calico prints, very neat and ticir.diletill:
cases new style plaid stripe, 0.114 pinin lined' gingliams,
of every shade and quality; a casts spring muslin de'
lollies. rich and cheap; 'mode Colored cashmere"' find
MULLS. de laines; 27 pes Paris lustres, a new and sytendlit
article for ladies' dreasea;printed organdeet; satin striped
and plaid baragea; 2 ease erunitelablehistres; very neh:,.
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a large lot of 4-1 and D-S Frenc
lawns; 100 doz. best quality litilies*,and gent's kid &Veg.
white goods of every description, together with a gensr4
assortment of housekeeping goods. etc.: etc. Country
merchants. and the inhabitants of Pittiburgli arid yleinity
are respectfully invited to call and exeMineour stock ant
prices. which we will warrant to compare givoritlely:
with the eastern markets. A. A. :uAsori We co..
marg 62 M - . VeldAilli EU.
Larket street betrreen,lettint4th 5....
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Import ant I .- . .
Tv the 11.1irchnnts and Afenuifacturers of .Pitbburgh.
Wn A f iNSi T 3d°,l."t l " 'os t °I I. nautorizetentiLL.sP! ,Vt ,
Ann IV LEI LT Ih - sst.n. The Herald hos been estabtishinit
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nearly half a century. and bas an extensive and subsinrc,.." ':• _
tial circulation throughout the populous and riches:mutts'', - • .
of EllSteril (Alia% Western Punnsylvania• awl Virginia—
Persona-wishing to extend thei a:business. will not failia,,..
enthral...ll4lle above favorable opportunity to do ho. - ,-. -•_,
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Terms of advertising moderate, with - an editorial — , ", •
notice gratis. if requested. • . • maria.:..• . •
r 1N ES—f.lo qr. ctulcs Boncan [fort;
y 10„ London 51,trliit Port;:
5 ” llnnt
10 " Trash
RD'" Mthleirni
" Lon. Market
19 . "' Symington
5 " Pays'
" TenerilTo •
10. " rale Sherry
5 Golden
5 " Brown "
10 " Liston
' 15" .Dry
10 ." Svreat.
For isle in quantities to tuit 7 liy
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on board.
al/ Paper aselsouse.
XTO. 47, MARKET STREFX, .between.• Third. .and
IA Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.—TIIOMAS
Nlanutacturer and Importer of trA L. Z. Pd FRB, Fire:
Board Prints, Borders. I.andscape Papers, Ornamental
Designs. Transparent ,Window Shades, fee., and-dealer
iu 'Writing and. Wrapping Paper, Bonnet , and .131144
Boards. &c., &c.—has at present on hand a very EXteNlire:
and well assorted stock of every article in his line, er
siness. ( To persons who buy to sell.agnin, =disc:
so liberal a discou nt as can hardly fail to secure their etne-,•
tcsg; and Me great variety front which housekeepers Will'
have it iii their power to select, and the very low prido as •
which he is detennined to sell them, will, he flatters hites.'„
sett. present such inducements as cannotbe offerediM this
location, by any other house in the trade.
11:rIlatrs and Tanner's Scraps will 'be taken in ex
olmogo, at the highest prices. tnerl34itt_
T Se RV), OLD T
SOIIES. LWM
SLAS, Barber's 'ltch. Chaps, Fare BE Via,
This is used by many physicians in this City itt otrrkg . the
above, and we would not conxciencibusif uuless we'
kneW it to be all we state.' .
As a cosmetic, the true JONES'S. SOAP it pertitiba the
only article ever known tbaf franoved . itaintrities; and
cleared and beautified the skin; nrlkiog ' it . soft,
smooth and white as an Man* But wand, it ih sold At St
Chatham st., N. Y., alai' by
J...4C1C0N,
El Liberty Street, Pinibmgh
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DELAN 1 Fe. 49,
Liberty street, Piustrureh, boa Jur
. opened. for the. Miring trade. a largo oud.genetrat
assortment of wi•ll selected Cloths, CassunereS. And
Vestings",- consisting of serfine French and;
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black and fanc y colored CLOTHS, p suitable 'fen theve.
!ions styles of Sprinv and Summer Coats.
Plain and Amoy Piench, English cud - American CAS..
SIMERES, io great valiety and new patterifsradaptedlo
the customer trade....•
Also, a great variety of new and fancy VESTLNAS....
all of elhichWill be cut and made to order, is ;the more
ins:amiable style. . .
Persons favoring the establishment with it eallewfli he r
suited on moderate terms, at short notice.
The subscriber has also on baud a great assortmenrae
am Dl' MADE CLOTHING,made in the present
Fashiou.'son.sisting of every deseription of Tyre=
Frock Coats , of ati fashionable - colon; faneinaft
Seek and Business Coats. - -
Also, a general assortment. of Pants, VIM,' Wm*.
Cravats, and all other articles in the Clothinglinei - whictia
will be sold low, for csart.. .
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Wholesale purchasers will find it much to their aitean..
tags to call and examine t h e stock, before purchaiimg
elsewhere. PeDEL.ANY,
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rtaxsumeTN, coson, spiTTmo.orllMA,
Y 4.„./ BRONCHITIS, &c.--To Constintptircr..-;.PoUr4tUtis
of you arc really,sutforing from neglected colds. sfi an.Oh
struction and c4sequent inflammation. Of the deli Cate
'ling of those tubes through which the air Wir.biehthelie
distributed lathe lungs. This obstrurtion'prodlicee' pain,
and soreness, cough, difficulty of breathing; , /ketie fens?,
and a spitting of bloat, matter, or phlegm, Which float
exhausts the strength of the patient. and death- inairitia.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT NEVER FAILSIO retll64lllr
this 060:action. and prodnces the most 'pleasing' Acid.
happy resulm.. It is certain. in its effects, mid ennnut rail
to relieve.
fO"For sale in - Pittsburgh :tithe PEKIN TEA STORE,
:2 Fourth st.,,near Wood- .
ThEADETL: If you have bad HAIR, ou
Itba .tchtiahettut ilte elect of a 4s hottla.oePalinr
u°RV, HAM RESTORATIVE; it utak Inn 01114114,
SoldTt E 3 Chatham.
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