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Commetfrial anb Sinancial.
IPOIMIIISORGIE 'BOARD OF TMADE.
st.`FELL;
JAMES MAY Cauxcirme Ton Assn.
JOHN SIILPTON.
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- PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS P9ll 1849.
smeinonboat Pocket Line, leaves daily for Cincuinati,lo.tot.
Poisson"? Packet, via Brownsville, to. Baltimore and
.-Pidiadigpida, a.. st., sad 6F. ,L
sin -
ait-Coath Lino, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. at., acid
Witattna and Southern Mair Coach -Line, 6 A. at.
North• Western, via Cleveland, daily,lo At.
'Erie and Western New York, daily. 9A. IL. . .
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
-ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE - OP MAILS.
Raitam Mall via Philadelphia, due 3 s:. st., ',reseal! sr.
Western Mail, Cin. and Lotusr., due 8 r. si., closes 5 A. x.
SOM. aria Balt. and Washington, due 8 . r: closes A. Y. North-Western via Cleveland ; due 10 .s. Proles 9 •• iff•
nig and. Western New York, due 8 P. it., closes 8 .1.. X.
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STOCKS.
Par year. .4ske. red-
Bank of Pittsburgh Pm
250,75 2 50Of • 0 0
- Exchange Hank ' ' ... 50,00 44,00 49,50
' 'llarehanue and M. Bank soma 47,00 45 , 00
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,Panes , _si Deposit Bank. •• • • None in aiece.
Hand Street - Bridge 50.00 50,00 45,00
- Northern Liberties Bridge ...... • 5 0 ,00 35,00
Old'Allegbetiy Bridge 25,00 36,00 • 35,00
~. Connelsville IL R. Stock, paid on
•Nahares, fki,so • • ' 5,00 1,43
City Bonds (6 V cent') 95,00
Monongahela Bridge .... —...... 25,00 • 16,50
Saw Stock 50.00 _ _. - 45.00
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DNlf R 111,10•1? of Ih *r*4lll4.
OFFICE OF THE POST, /
Tcsanathloatmto. April 11, 1848.1
Ws gteeer.law inom netivition the wharf and in the
Uttiota, than on yestereay. A large number of boats
Were busy in emptying out their cargoes; While many
other.s.were employed in taking in Groceries and Pitts
burgh Manufactures for the west and south.
~ Currency it now set down at two cents discount. We
thOughtbusineas men felt a little easier yeiterdny. hien
Win acquainted with financial affairs give it as. their
opinion that the present excitement in regard to some of
the Banking iustitutiuua of the country, will subside in a
few days. or weeks. -
...rig Aosta—Than is still some lots in markct, bu
?eriabeard of no alias yesterday.
...FlOur7Wc•could not understand the market yester
diy. The 'reports of sales from first bands presented a
• Wide range. We report a. few sales thus: 260 bbls. at
$4,56, 50 at $4;60, 37 at $4.00; 24 at C 4,60; Wet $4,62;
20at. 54.37. The receipts Were fair; but as to the extent
of the demand, or the.tendenej of the ;nutlet, we cannot
speak. From mere, 54,62e4
ott on—The re was little inquiry in the market yes
terday, and tee thought holders seemed disposed to give
way. We heard of Lut one sale, whirl was 59 bake
Tennessee at leas than 7e. [We are eonmelled to be thus
Indefinite, for we did not learn the exact price.)
19 wear—Considerable activity yesterday; no change
In prices. Regular sales at 605}c. in hbds.; According to
quality and terms of payment.
Bacon—We heard of several sales of Hams Tester
day at Mo. It seems that this article will decline mil
further. •
Autalsis—Sedes I. It. in boxes at $2,1202,25; in kegs
114027 C., according to quality.
• It ye Flour—A fot of . 3tl bbla was taltea yesterday
al 153,2ia.
Potatoes—Receipts continuo heavy; sales of 190
MIL Redt at We., resole from store at bye. Neshannock
and Pint Eyes sell at 81,50 Mil. at wharf.
' Oat I—No receipts yesterday. Sales on Saturday at
25021, on wharf.
Hides—Sales of 230 pry Elides inpr.
Linseed Ull—Sales ai 59c.
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of 20 boxes Sweet at $4,..%; m it er
sales at $4.75@55.
Pigs—An excellent article is gfrergcl at 12&c
few in market; sales at 70iic.
~.'toirste --Sale of I}.l hags Prime Rio at St, 4 mos.
-` Tar—Sale of North Carolina at $525,37.
attar —We did not hear of a sale yesterday, and
believe there was not a bid. of Prime Roll in market.
Lard—Regular eases at Or.
At al a uses—Regular ?ales at 271-023
SPRANG AND AR GOODS
A. A. MASON & CD, - L..ANTHONY & CO,
rirrsacacm. NEW T 074.
A. A. Mason & Co.,
We. 90 Market Strut. between Third
and Fourth Streets,
PFPTSIII4.GiI, PA..
"LT AV} recently opened their new and elegant Sore,
_llll with au extensive smelt of rip Spring and Summer
Dooda, comprising upwards of three hundred pucsages
of the latest and wort tunbionsible stylus. Merchants
throughout the country . are particularly infired to call and
.exanune our stock. at A in Lilly intentio.. w otferuur goods
at the lowest easterwwlitgesale prices. One of the firm,
residing in New Volk; Will be ponstautly sending us on
fresh supplies of the most desirable goods, thereby giving
us every facility in the transaction mf our business that
Avoid be possessed bo eastern houses. Prices are there ,
fore guaranteed to be as low the lowest New York
and Phi:cute:phi& rates.
Donnwrikni Grpat Panorama of Mexico.
TT is respectfully 'announced to the people of Pitaurgh,
J.,. Allegheny, and vicinity, that this stupendouspainting
Mexican Scenery, occupying nearly' TWO MILS
,•OR.CANVASS, will be_opcn'for exhibiuon at ;he A.F0L
,14 BALL, 4th street, on Friday end Saturday evenings,
40113 7111 and Bth: Thogiginue work of art, on its Gist
,presentuioatotbepyublic, was exhibited in Chicihnati for
,frbonsecutive nighn, lorcense and highly fashionaale
juidienees. It displays entire lines of operation by
the two -great Me
eat diviatons .of Me American army in Mex.
)ati, „tinder Glens. Taylor and Scott, including ell the
towns,
cities,. baitwfiehir., ire.
Cottuavati author of "Adventures in Mexico,. and
tOile*cral months a prisoner in that country daring
,the present war t will deliver an explanatory discourse,
as the picture passes before s the Radiance. For particu
lars-see hills of the day.
Admittance 25 eenta. Antis Apart at 7 o'clock.
aP.7.-2t •
Ere t garggt is Varner l
J. BATES, Whaksak.ond Deakr
- in Peon, Saeissmd lisangfiierecornerof
andl . SiptiAlfild Arms, Pittsburgh.—The sub
. Scriber respectfulty announces to his old customers
And the public generally, dust he has removed his Boot,
Shoe and Trunk Store to the large new warehouse lately
erected at the cortierpf Fifth and Smithfield streets, op
posite the oldPittsb,44 riiundrY; .ivhere he will keep on
pond a large assortment of BOOTS, S.HQlaz, HAIR AND
LEATHER TRUNRS, YA.LICES, CARPET BAGS, Ise.,
pf all descriptiOits and Wel., •Which he will sell for case
As cheap as can be bought in this market.
Being connetced with seine of the largest. manufactur
ing establishm ents tit We 'eastern pities, and receiving
gioOkplethst every week during the season, he offers
great unftieementath purchasers. either by Nrholnan le or
retail, as he Oren kis pods at lower prices than those of
the same quality cm, be knight elsewherein the, ity
manufitenins and keep constantly on band, Boys' and
Youths' Calf and NIP Boots, a very neat and servtheable
article:
I.r3' narecraber,the ;Agee, Great Bargain Corner"'
J. BATES,
. Cprner Pilch and Smithfield streets.
Nurser, Stock for Sale.
gaTax subscriber offers for sale his entire stock,
in lots to suit pi/Felt:tiers, at very reduced prices.
The collection is not equalled for a select and ex
tensive variety,in the Westeyneountry; containing many
new, farts and Valuable plants,conatsting perof Ca
mellia, Japonicas, large tiowertag,plantt, from 3 to 6 feet
in height,-Cactus, Amities, Geraniums, Fushrias,ildonth
ly, , Noisette Cluster, Perpetual Moss, Vining or Pjhar
Roses; the.ifuest and most esteemed roots in culiiiatign.
The Dahlia list contains the most shtilfy and fine ;prize
mots grown; Flower Roots, a fume variety; Vines, shrub
bery, shade trees, evergreens, s te. Amateurs,. nursery
men and others, who want to decorate their yards„ gar
'dans, pleasure ground's, or green houses, are respectfully.
invited to examine the collection, which ix open to visit
ors, except on Sundays. Conveyance by the,mautibupand
greenwood ferry. Descriptive; catalogues gent by twill,
or may be had at our stand No. 29 Diarmind Market,
Where orders left with us, or by mail to Plusbugh post
Office, will be promptly attended to. John Grabarn, a
,practical gardner, will attend to planting shade trees, lay
'an of garden; tic. Orders left as shrove.
JAS. WARDROP,
Manchester, near Pittsburgh.
mar 17:dlm
Haase Narnishlng Hardware.
aOT RECEIVING-. 4 superior assortment of House
Furnishing . Hardware rind Fancy Goods, consisting
of a. great variety of usefplAruplus foe housekeeping,
among which are Table Cufiery,nrres and Forks, Wait
ers. •ays, Tea and Table Spoons, Soup Ladles, Ameri
can Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Sngar_Bowls, Cream
Jogs, /cc.; English Britannia in setts.pf'ea
p pieces; fine
siker.p . late Candlesticks, Snuffers_and Tras, silver plate
and Britannia frame Casters; polished steel and brass
head,Fire Irons, in-aetts and pairs; brass Stair Rods;
solai supper. Lamps. of various patterns and latest style;
with a line assortment of Fancy Goods, too namereas
to mermp; all of which will be sold at unusual low
prices. p
all and emiTitr. THOS. A. HII.I.IER
Looking alass.an d lions Furnishing Emporium,
104 Wood street, ricer Fitib.
A smart active
. young man wanted, to attend store ,
one acquainted with the hardware business would be pre.
(erred. '.(lipply as above. spa -1w
(TART Havingilest.freceived a large importation of
&c., toggtber *th ray !arm stock in Store
and Cellar dealers are reeldeated local! and examine for
themselves as good bargains cart be had at the corner of
Smithfield and Front. ' C. MARTIN.
)0 • - WINE--60 qr. Casks Burgundy port %Vine of
L direct importation now janding and for tialo by
aprl.o
P. C. Mh.RTIN. .
Q.AN'Tykum
mudlover ng;
1.7 16 hhas and .52 half blulawill arrive this. veek. These
wines are of my own Inaportahomiuld will be sold levy by
aplo.
P. C. MARTIN.-
irMAMPACNE WI 25 Baskets Mahese Cioss
kJ and 23 Baakets Crown Champaigne Wine now. land
ig ind for mile by__[sp P. C. MARTIN.
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-DRANDIES—,4II4ipes surnl --- ri r Hennessy Brandye.f
JElo the same importation as the'rast 4or cask superior
Otard,Brandy now landing and for sale by.
aplo
• P'C MARTIN.
rIIGARS-40, 00 ( 1 main of la Vega and la Roans half lic
k, lorgals la arrive and for sale by P.:C. MARTIN,
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TALTHITRLII I II3,.3c.4.A. supply of White LOW/Mille
11' , • Liras, by the . barrel-or retail" formic it ISAAC
HARRWAgency and - Intelligence office, Penn in- nail'
!oar to Julius's barber'shop: and opposite the Exchange
illtotel on Penn at peat ffitXliir. • • ' aR7-3t
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et iBSI •tv - xtz
2. LS/ 011ANNEr.
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'ARRIVED:
Steamer. Beaver, Cuark... Wellsville;
" Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Atlantic. Parkinson, do;
" Dispatch, Nelson, do.;
Monterey, Morrison, do.;
" Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver and Wellsville
" Michigan N 0.2. Gilson. " Palo Alto, McDonald,. Beaver;
" Caleb &ope, Motire,, 'Wellsville;
" Hibernia No. 2, Ipinefelter. Cincinnati;
" Schuylkill, Andrews, New Orleans;
American Star. Hanna, Louisville;
" Cumberland, ;-
" Cinderella Calhoun, Nashville;
DEPARTED,
Steamer Beaver, Clark, Wellsville;
Dispatch, Nelson, Brownsville.
" Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
"
; ,Baltic. Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlaritie,-PArkinson, Brownsville;
" Caleb Cope. Moore, Beaver and Wellsville.
Michigan No. 2. Gilson, Beaver;
•!! udsbii, Poe, Bridgeport;
" W. Forward, Beaver;
.Coniul, Kinney, Wheeling.
" Moncngiliela,Stone, Cin.
fri#r There were '; feet water in the channel yes
terday afternoon. enough for the largest boats.
Is The Mocongahela rapt. Stone, leases at 10
o'clock, to-day, for Cincinnati.
!Ili' The Caleb Cope, Capt. Moore, leaves at 10
to-day, for Wellsville.
1 / 1 4" The Swan, Capt. blob is advertivedle leave
co-day for' St. Louie.
T.RF STr.rprtzt Tat.EctUrrt.—We went on board
this beautiful boat ou Saturday, in order to take her
dimensions and give Some notice of her "funiture
and fixings." klut as we found the upholsterer busy
with his force in furnishing the cabin, and various
other things doing by way of finish, we concluded to
postpone our notiee.till she has made her trial trip,
which comes iii to day. It is the intention of her
agent to despatch her on Tuesday. What ?we saw
aatisticti us that she will be furnished with great neat.
ness, richness and simplicity. She will have neither
gilding or stained glass with which to daszlo the
green ones, and ()fiend the taste of those who know
SFbat a boat s hould.be. — Linsiscillepentorrat', Apr. 3.
IMPORTS BY nay ER ?
gockingport—Per Skipper-31 bbls potatoes, 10
bbls beans, 2 do flaxseed, 8 bga dried fruit, 2 bbla
lard, D T Morgan; 6 bbl beans, Orum, McGrew,&
en; 3 bags rags, H Smith; 15 hhiis bacon, 23 kegs
lard, 9 aka raga, Floyd; 503 pcs bplk pork, Dickey;
20 bhls corn, 4 sks beaps, Lis bacon, Cunning
ham; 6 hlids tobacco, P Leech & co; 13 hhds to
bacco, 2 bbla eggs, Dalzell; 15 his sundries, 3 sks
rags, 2 kg* lard, Taggart; 2 hlids tobacco, Graff; 9
bbls pour, 1 do passeed, 2 do beans, I Islids bacon,
4 LP lard, 2 sks peaches, 2 do rags, Hubbs; 12S
aka corn, J fi It flu}d; 951 bbla Hour, McConnell
At Adams.
Cincincefiper Financier-93 places castings,
Spaug; 1219 hams; 39 csks bacon, L. Leech; 42 lids
bacon, 1148 hams, 11 sp shoulders, 286 sides, 831
pee bulk pork, 20 tibia do, 3 Wide sugar, I tc rice,
Plunieri, 20 bbls molasses, tilttchell; 29 bbls hams,
42 his bacon, Clark k Thaw; 41 bids pork, 20 tibia
lard, 3 bhils hams, 1 box saws, 2 chests teas, Bing
ham; 6 eke wool, 15 bas bacon, 2 bzs venison, Voin
dexter; 24 asks bacon, 1 . 56 kgs lard, 51thls do, 114
bbls pork, Bingham.
New arkanx-a-Per Schuylkill: 27 cks clay, 30
aka coffer, 14 bbls molasses, 15 'ldols sugar, 1 tree
rice, Blackburn ; 25 his sugar, W B Holmes; 6 ca
ses steel, Lipppncott; 10 Ws molasses, Poindexter;
20 bgs coffee, 2 bbls loaf sugar, Fitzsimmons; 36
but tin plate, Perry; 15 tcs rice, 22 bile loaf sugar,
60 bids mackerel,b bbla molasses, Burbridge,
& co; 32 ice rice, 20 lib s sugar, Bagaley & Smith.
Cincinnati—Per Hibernia, No 2: 14 setts hoops,
Logan, Wilson & co; 15 lids bacon, Achison &. Dagg;
18 bbls oil, Sellers and Nichols; 50 lids k4COIII,
Shu
enberger; 60 bbls hams, D Leech & co; 61 bbis
whiskey, Parker; 6 bgs grass seed, 1 bbl blue lick
water, Graff; 11 lids tobacco, Hutchison.
Brownsville—Per Atlantic : 20 6x3,2 bales; 1 trunk
indse,J C Bidwell; 25 bbls flour, E Heazieton; 39 l
bits, Is trunks, 1 bale, 1 chest mdse, H Graff & co;
6 bbls do, Bagaley & Smith; 12 ban do, II Childs; 10
bxs, Hays & Black; 26 kgs nails , B & co.
Wellirille—Per Beaver: 295 doz buckets, 65 tubs,
Veran Conignass; 50 bbls flour, owner on board:
40 bags corn, Brown & Culbertson; 9 bbls flour, J '
McFuden & co; 2 bas mdse, Z Kinzcy; 48 bbls flour,
H Gmff; 128 do, If Ryland; 10 boxes candies, S &
W Harbaugh; 31 tone pig metal, Bagaley S Smut;36ooo it lumber, owner aboard.
Beeper—per Lake Erie: 100 dozen brooms, own
ner aboard; 24 bids whiskey, Mr. Zelber; 51 bbls
pork, Clark and Thaw; 10 bbls flour, do; 40 sacks
bacon, J & W Floyd; 6 bbls flour, 2 kegs lard, W
R 111 , Cutchcon; 2 obis potash, do.
Erie—per Canal Boat Kentucky: 3 casks scorch
ings, J S Dilworth; 23 tons pig metal, Jas Woods.
Per Canal Boat Missouri : 28 tons pig metal, J
Wooda.
Per Canai 1194 t Michig.l.l2: 27 ton. pig metal, J
Woods:
7%g - take Erie towed up canal boats Kentucky,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Union 4- Aliquippa.
ii I O4I4CCU-10 cases J. Myer's. supr lb Lump;
3 do. J. Tbonms, supr Nectar, L'p
tsst ree'd and for sale by
all MILLER & RICKETSON.
LOST.—A friend of our's last a large BRASS KEY
yesterday. The finds, will confer n fisvor by leav
ing, it at this office.
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LL the itiontioF and most of the Pittsburgh Weekly
• Newspapers; S;hbeu's Comae:lett Detector and Har
ria's Pittsburgh and Allegheny City Directories, kept air
sale by ISAAC HARRIS,
ap7 Penu et. near St. Clair.
L WILMARTIL G. DICEINRON. L C. WILMARTH .
r REIUMHTR BUSINESS will hereafterhe conducted
(at the old stand of L. Wilmarth. ou Penn at.) undo] .
the firma (aP 4 ) L. WILAIARTII & Co.
IF DAVID ADAMS, of Bucks county, (a volunteer
lately from Mexico,) will call upon the Post !blaster,
Allegheny city, or ou Dr-Wait, he will hear of something
to his interest. ap4
RCE, --30 tierces Rice, strictly prinic, J ulti received and
, for sale by - fap7-1 MILLER h RICKETSON.
I.IIIA TOBACCO-76 bales, I 'Wrappers and Fillers
C
just rec'd . on consignment and for sale by
ap7 „ MILLER & RICIKETSCIN.
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FUNTS INK.-9i Kegs Printer's Ink , Spring atid
ER'
Suuuner, just recd and tor sale by
B. A. FAIINESTOCK &
ap . 3 comer Wood and First streets.
1)17"91. B. u...T 4, tfi rs, to pro-
Y cure. Land Warrants and Pensions for widows, at
his Office, Bakevrelps opposite the New Court
House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
My son, in the General Land Office, at Washington.
will attend to nay business there, free of charge to appli-
Cants. febfls
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Spring b ons or AgT4l3.
,CORD& co, Vale m'.Cerd King, HAT-
TERS. will introduCe the Spring Style: of
HATS this day, Saturday.:airph 4th. 184 t.
Their friends and customers are requested to call and
examine their stock of Spring Hats, just received from
New York, at - their store, corner of Fifth aad
mar4-y
"' A • " his beautt- dit
ful style of H A TS are now ready at
mar 4 PAULSON'S.
Spring Style.
Q MORE, has just received from New York, the
At
kj„ Spring Style of Hats—which he will introduce
ort 'Saturday, March i. All those in want of a neat
and superior Hat, will pleas call and exaraine, at No. 75,
Wood street, 3d door above Fourth street. m 3
XTEW BOOKS.—VoI. 2 History of the Girardists, or
IA Panama! Memoirs of the Patnots of the Revolutiori
from num/Wished sources; by Alphonse de Duniartine
in three vole. Vol. 2d just received.
The Life of Cliesr4.er Bayard, "the Good Knight;" by
W. Gilmore Simms:
Scenes nt Waihineton—a story of the last generation
by a Citizen of Baltimore.
.
Adveritures in Mexico end the Rocky Mountains by
Geo. F. Ruston, Esq., member of the Royal Geographica
Society, &c., &c.
Now and Then—A Novel, by Samuel Warren, F. R. S.
Author of Ten Thousand a .Year," 9 The Diary of a
Late Physician," &c.
The above works received this day, and for sale by
(0324
JOIINSTON & ST,OCKTON,
gtfoititellars, Market st.
'ET OW MEAN AND STINGY Atli - One must be who
will have any kind, of bad, dirty, harsh, gray, or red
Bair, when we have ap,often almirn .them the names of
persons who beingxhus, have, by the use ofa3s..bottle of
JONES'S CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, lid fine ,
long silky hair. Sold at 82 Chatham at.. N. Y., and by
WM. JACKSON, Agent.
89 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
Leeching. Cupiting and Bleeding.
IT B. NORRIS, (Successipr
to M. D ela y )_ Fresh
• Leeches received monthly; atondance at all hours.
Reference : The PTiyainiansuf Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
Birmingham. March 13, 1648.
I most cheerfully recommend to the Physicians, Fami
lies, and all my former friends and patrons Mr. K. II
NORRIS, as being thoroughly acquainted wit h' the bust
flees, and worthy of patronage. M. B- DELANY.
mar2l-6m
T. & J. T. MtcApitcE,
I No. 77k 79 CORNER. SIXTH AND LIEERTY STELTS.
Aavitig enlarged - and nowly fitted - up their establiA
'mein, at the above well -known • d,respectfully
invite the attentiodaf their friends and 1 - public to their
'choice selection of New
p oods, comfit' ng'every varie
ty for spring and snootier wear, selec - • - especially for
their customer departtpent. Those was gin leave their
orders will - find at this establishment' ev .• 1 .• style of new
and desirable...goods. Their stock of, •-y• mole Cloth
il4. is extensive got up in the boatman - flirtnibiema
tonal, and. well worthy the anent-ion; of _ wishing to
purchase. Aiken invitedlonaWati4- rest assured
that they will be pleased with price, q•• • • and variety.
A. large assoronent of shirt' kept con s• 'on hand. -
swill° Smo.
[3Cfllaitwtlß
ARD OIL-70.4b1s..bookthig , s No. I. in wore and 1-4
I _, salt:by 8131.1.Eft N 'COLS=
- L , UM' 2 iLiCAIL-10 1 , 04 7 & `d. in stop, Emu tot
by imarlsl :SELLERS k NIPOLS.
V, 0. SIJUAR-14 hiels prime. for' eble by
1.1 • marls. SnLLEIIS & NiCOLS
LOUR.-50 Barrels Family Flour, superior breathier.
sale by malts; SINCLAIR.
Barrels, salo bY
man; S9fiTII AS: SINCLAIR
LARD. -60 kegs No. 1 Lard, just received and for sale
by marl 6 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
"IDACON.-5 Mids. Hams, Shoulders and Sides, for sale
_0 by, (mar 15) SMITH & SINCLAIR.
LARD—.I3 kegs No. 1 Lard, for sale by
mark MILLER & RICKETSON.
A — I;COReI,
../tx mar 3
bllls. just roe' and far vale by
JOHN ll MORGAN
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ALOES-1 case for sale by
mar 3 JOHN D. MORGAN
A Q. AMONIA-1.9 dm concentrated in 1 tb. bottles, fur
.11 sale by [marl] JOHN D. 311 ORGAN.
rIASTILE SOAP-3 eases for safely
marl JOHN D. MORGAN.
,1 •191 Al,--(• sage,) or sale by.
mar 3 JOHN D. 'MORGAN
GINGER -5 cans powdered white Jamaica, warranted
pure, for aide by [rriar.3] J. D. MORGAN.
NAILS -200 Kegs, assorted sizes, for sale by
mar3o & SINCLAIR
0 LT R- 1
ag 41s. fresh, for sale by
mar3o SMITH & SINCLAIR.
CLOVER SEED—SObushels, a first rate article, for
sate by [mail] SMITH & SINCLAIR.
TIMED APPLES-60 bushels for sale by
marl SMITH & SINCLAIR.
Al - CLASSES-150 barrels prime for sale by
Jl_ mar 7 -- sham k SINCLAIR.
C OAP.-65 boiei'Pah - a
No.lSoap; for sale by
1..) rflar 15 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
yl, LOUR-150 barrels fresh flour, for sale by
r marl SMITH & SINCLAIR
COFFF:EL - LISo Ilig.iltiOcaea, for ante by
Infir7 . - MILLER 4. TULKETSON.
P OTASH - 0 cnskti sUperior quality Pot Ash. for sale
by Ittla7j MILLER & RICKETSON.
COll FISII: - . 5 csk'sitinne just received and for sale
by laurel ' SMITH .& SIM:LAIR.
TAR -20 bbls N.er. '. kat-, for sale by
aprB SMITH & slscidart.
S ()AP--50 boxes Family No. I. for anle by
ap: J. D. WILLIAAIS. 11 Wood at.
TTERRING-11.5 boxes Scalded. for sale by
11 api J. D. WILLIAMS, 11 0 Wood sI
WIIITE A
LED:-50kegs pure ;
30 No. I ; for sale by
marl? J. D. WILLIAMS. 110. Wrtorl At
bbls. N. 0. Molasses, Just revel% ed
ITJL and for sale, by
janl4 -
MILLER & RICKOTSON.
A TOSE!, MUSCATEL ROC P *
WIN —llenktill & Co.'.
111 importation, for sale by the rase Or bottle_ at the
wine store of filee:10) JACOB WEAVER
TRON SAF.E.-6n - alargo Iron Safe, (or sale by -
IL 4. l'A lINESTOCK & CO,. •
Corner First and Wood atit.
- 1 -I ,LOLIM-99 bbls. fresh empr Hine .
brurid; just received and far sub:, by
jablG 5:111TII k SINCLAIR.
11 11 ER VIN EG AR-63 Ithls. pure Vinega r, from Cuter
ki of 16.15, try store and fur sale, wholesale and rentil,
dect/ JACOB WEAVEIL
1114ti7anci
extol:
For sale by tjan2.sl 6 •
J. D. WI LLIANIS.
I
13 . 111..5. N. 0 'MOLASSES, illids strietlyprithe
N "I - .0. Sugar; just received sod for 1./C. its
inn/1 141.LER & HICKETSON.
•
lINSEED 111E-6Sbbls. Linseed Oil. in store and for
/ sale by SELLERS S NICOI.B.
iv WI
No. 14 Lilh•rty st.
3ORK.-1.00 bbla. Mesa Pork; le do. Rump do., in
store and for sale, by
lan27 sr.i.J.Ens Sr. NICOLS.
'VALLS AND SPIKE: 4 .-35C kegs Nulls and Spikes, as
.11 sorted, in sore sad for sate, by
junlY.7 L. 11. WATEMIAN.
TEEL.--A general assortment of Cast. Shear. L. Blis
1.7 ter. Fermat, Ainerivaii aad Sprang Steel. in story and
for - silk , by Duic.l7l L. S. WATER.M.V.N.
bxs. and yr.
decls No 110 lVund at.
_ . .
•
t.t:A A:\ It 3101. A SSES.-0, tant, Frnnr N. s” g
er; AU bhis. o Molasses. Just received and for .OIC
rja,27l SEF•LEUS &
t . :MtiVAL..—/I. S. Iloswonro R Co have remov..d
their stock of Books and Stationery to Fourth street.
!rear Alnrket. !the room formerly ocenmed as the Nlethr,
dist Book Store.) ap3
TATCHIIOIISE'§PORSA.IY—OneTairIarge site
lit Iron grey Horscs.five years old and very gentle.—
Apply to JOHN H. IJAVIS.
ne.s ome]. of Wood and Fifth los.
I 5 t, V , 1 t . a L , ':1 1 ? ... t.. , ) , : on
dis.otsed. p I - ,
. H . ls i k o
5.„1.1:,o„t.; aaL j l t a m , s
vomits will he settled by Jcito linen. who will continue
the Ims;in.,3 the old stand. HANS.
m:tA W. Hitt-WIC-WAY.
-
HE MOST ORAN feel a di,grind fur a young or
1 IGN T
WO person. unite or female. with n putrid, bad LO,Rtil.
or bad teeth. Persons who hare either. are honorstly
assured that n ds. box of JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTE will. on trial, wtdeauf
Make the breath pure and sweet,
The teeth while. and the gums hurd.
Itender.fust try this Otter. tt is told in New York at 92
Chatham st., and by AVM. JACKSON. Agt.,
niattai
e 9 Liberty st.
VTINES.--4:00 whole, half, quarter and eighth Pipes
of all the different %Vines HOW in use, part to ar
rive, of various grades, brands and vintages. some very
old. For oak at imported by I'. C. :MARTIN.
mart/
Wil * ; \ 11111 1 1 ) 1' ;R A C it . 7k n r ' i T r 7 1 4 " % L k ' e d v " ; j e T r ° rr: n u n ' „ " r ' c i Q u i n " t f g o a r
other establishment. Advertiser is acquainted with Misi;
nets generally and is a good accountant; can give antis
factory City reference. nod has credentials from 0114 of the
find houses in the United States. Please apply at the m
ike of the Daily Morning Post. =AI
O .2
t' IVIU .'OOO.
—Wanted. an active bunines business man . ..w"ith a. capital of 81.500 or $2,000. to
engage in a profitable manufacturing !osiness, now in
operation. S. CLVIIDER.T. (t en . Agent.
utn r.N3
cmithfield street.
'MEW DAT AND CAI' STURI - ...—JAAILS
'WILSON, Hui Aran eine/neer, (formerly of
the corner of Diamond alley and Wood sts.4
begs leave respectfully to in f orm his old custonters.friends.
and the public. that he has opened a isa,'W SrTO2.E., on
SinithLtld street. where a choice assognuent of HATS,
CAPS. arid LADIES FURS. (as good, neat. fashiona
ble and CtiE,r, an any in the city,) may he had. J. W.
berhis ne
very cordi w ally invitee lus ieds and the publ ic giva hto reTem
location and e frstaoblighinent. and him a
call as hearty as he intends to welcome theta.
mar:ll-ly 1
T - iiito RALPH'S UNIV . iSAI: - tBrpTdI3LI3 PILLS
1/ consist of two kinds in one box. Price, 25e. a box.
The No. I is a Purifying Purgative. which effectually
cleanses the body of every vitiated and offensive humor.
The No. Y is a gentle laxative and strengthener, and is
the most comfortable, safe and effectual medicine that can
be taken to obviate a iostive state: of the bowels, without
any hurtful purgative effect. It also strengthens the or
gans of digestion, and purifies the blood.
11_7 - Sold wholesale and retail at
S. CUTHBERT'S Real Estate Office,
50 Smithfield at.
mar'24 - t
Notice. . .
AVING disposed of all my right, tide and interest, in
the Gold Beating business, to Mr. John 11. Dunlevy,
I beg leave to recoup:no:id him to the patronage of my for
mer customers. A. UFFINGTON.
April 24. 1644.
Da' It will be seen by the shove notice that the sub
scriber has purchased Mrs. Ulfington's interest in the
above business, which will be continued at the Old Stand,
No. 120, Wood street, where he will be pleased to serer
all who may want Gold 'Leaf . netiliNt's Foil, &c., and he
hopes, by attention to his business and fair dealing, to
give satisfaction to those wits, may favor him with their
patronage. (ap6-1m) 301 IN B. DUNLEYY .
No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OI'I'OSITE SEVEN'TII
fr HE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
„L the public generally, that they have opened a NEW
ctoriNG STORE, where they will sell as cheap. if not
cheaper than any other establishtuent in the city-,Ready
made Clothing of all descriptions, neck arW Pocket /land
kerchiefs, Shirts , in short, every article usually kept to
Clothing Stores, constantly on hand.
Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to order, in
a fashionable style, will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our stock before going elsewhere.
ap7-tf 111'1111.11,LEN & DOWNING.
- 11 L,
FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN A W G OOD & MARKET.
THIS splendid Hall has been finished, and fitted up . in
the best style for the accommodation of the public.
It can now be rented for Concerts, Lectures. Public Meet
ings, Exhibitions of Paintings, &c., by the night, day,
or week. For terms. appho to CHARLES H. PAULSON,
or to -13F.NJAMIN TEVIS ap7
Jewelry-.
XTEW and splendid variety at ZEBULON KINSEY'S,
11 67 MAAR= Sense.
50 Gbld Lever Watches;
49 Silver ; Lever Watches, (Englidh3
29 Silver 'Detached Lever Watches;
20 Silver L'Epine Watilies;
2.5 Quarter M etches;
12 Fine Gold Chains;
1 doz. new style Ear Rings;
5 " plain Gold Hoop Rings;
6 " assorted Rings;
2 Musical Boxiq. playing a variety of popular airs;
12 gross Steel Slides. all sized.
..e.
FANCY GOODS.
S doz. fine Fans. silk and paper;
50 Common Fans;
6 " Fine Velvet Bead Rags, new styles'
10 " Fine Crotchet Bead Bags, new styles;
5 " Fine Crotchet Purses, new styles;
25 " Fine Parasols. assorted;
10 " Fine Flower Vases, assorted;
I " Fine Steel Screw Pincushions;
1 " Fine Ivory Screw Pincushions;
I " Fine Wood Screw Pincushions;
Stars, Tassels, Fringes r gilt and silver, for Regaling;
A fine assortment of new TOYS, &c., Se. imar2o
F _
IFTII STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A value
bin property, thirty feet front on,Filth
street by 120 ft.
deep. Phis desirable property will be &old at'a bargain.
Also. four large building Lots. each VA feet front on
Cook street by' 150 feet deep to Clitf street. Pribe $230
cacti. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
aps Smithfield. above 4th at.
XTOTIOE TO SIRPPERS. - - - -IVe haye taken an office
IN immediately oaposite to our " burnt warehouse,"lbe
the present,' where we vill transact busiu4sa as (mull
until a new house can be, erecterl,amingernentri
already been ramie Ibr that purpose.
:117 l u
Bos will always be tn readineaitit citir.wharfoo
receivuftelght, brAItIOLTY & CO., ,
c_ 1 414 Basirt z Liberty st,
.
L .
AIIII-4 bbl s.
,for pa!e by
marl! smryn & succLAm_
_
NO. S IOLASSES.-4MO blds.. in store anti for sale
.by fmar2.l,l - ' , MILLER & Rion:TWIN.
04.1"- , -1.50 bOxes Chillicothe 'Soap, just received and
for sale by [marall] MILLER & RICKETSON.
T AHD. Y bbls. Lard, consinadiont. and for solo by
j mar 22 .& RICIMNON.
SUGAR. -40 hIs.N. U. Sugar just received and - !'o;
sale by (mar 23) SMITH & SINCLAIR.
RICE.-10 tierces, just receive./ and . for sale by
11 warm SMITH & SINCLAIR.
AISINS.-- 1 0 boxes Bunch Rsisies7jiiSt receiicirl an
11, for sale by (inar23) SMITH & SINCLAIR
AL. PICE-10 "L t .I'nn for an 0 r y
jnnlq MILLER & RICKETSON
LIME -10 bbls. Louisville White, fey Sale by
mart J. D. WIDLIAMS,IIO, Wood it.
LOAF SIJOAR.--6 bbls. No. 6 Loa( Sugar; fqr sole
low to close consignment, by
janll JAMES MAY.
CVPARKLINfi MOSELLE HOCK WINE—For sale by
0 the case or bottle, at the wine store of
declBvrEAVEß
___ ,
SRADANDItiAOKEITEL.-7 hf. bbls.limited Shad;
21 bbls. No. I Mackerel, for sale by
JAMES MAY.
TTENNESSEY BRANDY-4 half pipes, London color
11 Vintage of '42, to arrive and for sale by
deeM P. C. MARTIN
ONDQN PORTER.-5 casks London Porter, in
quart and OM bottles, for sale by
dec P. C. MARTIN.
UCKWHEAT FLOUR-40 .sacks prime Flour of
"hulled" Buckwheat, for sale by
inn? SMITH & STIVLATR.
Atins.—ou torsi Bar Iron, 'Lawrie:a, in store author sale
1 by L. S. WATEREAN,
jnn27 No. 31 Water, and 62 Front sta.
1 P •
II sale by
jan24
jlLouß—sp blqle. fresh, of prime brand!, received by
steamboat Ringgold, and for sale by
feb3 SMITH tc. SINCLAIR.
B E btiebels Small White, for tale by
J. D. WILLIAMS,
Scor —SIAN. on consignment and fo ink by
' • J. D. WILLIAMS,
110 Wood'street
Q . ALT.-190 bbla No. 1 Salt. for sale b
I_7 tnar23 t • t I N
eIOIIGE F. GILLMORE, Attorney and Colour/kr a
La-ie.—Office removed to the Id door below Grant at.
Fourth, to the office lately obeupled . by Alderman Mil
ler. ma r3O
it I OLASSES.-25 bbls. N. 0.;
10 kegs Col. Syrup; for sale by
ontrls J. WILIA4NS. 110 Wood st
ISON.-1500 pounds 'Prime Hants, for sale by
J. D. WILLM:IIS,
110 Wood street.
ILAISINS.-40 boxes M. B. Raisins, just received and
for sale by MILLER. & RICKETSON.
niar22
lOAF SUGAR.-200 bbls. *St. James Refinery," Nos.
I 4.5, 6. and 7, just received on cousins n eat , and for
sale by [utart.2) MILLER & RICKETSON.
UrANTEO=A young nian in a Dry Goods Store. The
V best of reference required. Apply at 02 Market et.
tnartl4
uq of a good
IRISH WHISKEY. &o 2 puncheons Irish . Whiskey:
.
puncheons Juninica Spirits, us imported, (or Rule by
mart) ' P. C. MARTIN.
BACON.-- lbs. Shoulders;
4200 Sides; on consignment and for sale
by 'Pnm ern MILLER k RICKETSON.
A ar,--I:u.ooti Nu. 1 de la t'ru.;
6.000 super. Regalia., just received and for sale by
manl2 MILLER 11:RICKETSON
TOIINSTON A: STOCKTON have just received a. sup
ply of Washburn h Itobirtson's QUILL PEN NIBS,
nod Quill Holders. rue r 29
c 2 Luz.. Extra Pure, for sale by -7
tJ J. D. WLILIA MS,
rip; 110 AVond st
•
GooPritti . I:SII . O.ii.ASS--'.! eases. Just reed and for
alai°, by B. A. FAIINESTOCIi dc CO.,
nov1.1) Cor. First and Wood .t..
NEW 1:0009--A. A. Mums tr. Co., No.dtl, Market 61.
. liner pet received nit extenaire assortment of bay
And Paned Uress Buttons; nseko, Gaining and Frotirek
of even variety Cashmere Cravats, Sitk Scarce, Ac.
IRANI/LES —4O whole. ball, quarter and eighth pipes
1 .1 of Brandy: Dark and Pale of different grades. brand .
and vintages, iruported by
loser
I'. C. MARTIN.
•
UG A R.--711 hhda fair N. O. C:uptr.
13 6* do. prime dn. do.;
bones. new crop, Wilde Havana Sucar. inn reed
and for sale by SpLLER k RICKCTSON.
martoe
galls. winter bleached and unbleached;
1100 •• fall
cor.stant supply pf No. 1 Lard Oil. in stnre and for
sale Irnartril MILLER. &
j ucKI.7IrSON.
M o .
OLASSES-- l iti litds.:,,,. Sugar O
i,
rleans; •
Golden Syrup, in 10, and kegs: for sale by
ap7 J. D. Wll./.1412115, nu Wood M.
SUGAR -15 Mods. Prime New Orleans;
5 boxes Drown Havana;
1 ease U. It Love:ring's Loaf;
30 litils.'assmicil Small;
10 Crushed and Pulverised: for sale by
np7 J. 11.1.1 A 110 11 nod st
SION b bus Shelled
Wi Bruns;
2.5 u
Oats:
40 doz. Tow Yarn;
1 bag Sunflower Seed; for sale by
ap7 J. U. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at
W i gnai s et e n — or:a b uTel r e i re ar t s . e 9 i t i .Es C te l l a ifi t g ; Very so .
15 do. do. do. Jno. Durand, perior.
lb do. do. do. C. Latour,
10 pipes Catalogue Wine;
5 cases Swiss AbSilllbei; just reed and for sale by
ap7 MILLER & RICKETSON.
LOCKFI — CrOCKS!—Just racei - ve - d - , - Bleinal, a large
C
and superior assortment of 30 hour and 0 day mantel
clocks, of newest patterns and styles, warranted to keep
good time, and tt,tverr redneed prices.
T. A.
app 101 Wood street, near Fifth.
WHITE LE..A.1.)--1.130
So.
re;
1;
for sale by
ap7 J. D. WILLIAMS,IIO,\Moodu.
- DOAN'S LOI , IDON BOOKS--Sir Old English Chroni
j_l ales.
I ViSiam of ?tralmsbury's Chronicles.
cl Betie's Ecclesiastical History of sllglo Salon Chron
es.
Mallet's Northern Antiquities.
fferuditus, by Carey.
Maehiavelli's History of Florence. •
Snhlegel's Philosophy of Life awl Language.
History.
Lanore's History of Pointing.
Beekinon's flistory or Inyentious.
Roscoe's Leo the Tenth.
Roscoa's Loren go be Medici.
Cbre's House of Austria.
Schiller's Works. For sale by
mar 4 11. S. BOSWORTH h. CO.. 43 At arket st.
'lMft READY RECKONER—For Ship Builders. Boat
j Builders, and Lumber Merchants; being a correct
measurement of scantling, boards, planks, cubical con
tents of square and round timbers. saw logs, wood, &c.,
comprised in a number of tables, to which ore added ta
bles of wages by the mouth; board or rent, by the week
or day; and railroad distances; alio, interest tables—by
J. M. Scriber, author of the “ Engineer's and Mechanic's
Companion,' tic., &c. For sale by
JOHNSTON & STQCKTON.
Booksellers, cor. Market and Third sts.
r m ngs.
11LITIIV and splendid variety of TRIMMINGS of the
J. latestaty/es.Justreccived at zr.nuLoN KnysErs,
No 6 Malign Srlierr. Among whi,ch are:
50 gr2ss Daisy Buttons, assorted colors;
10 plain, covered with net, assorted colors;
150 " plain small; assorted colori;
50 " Cotton, aew article, will wash, assorted colors;
Also, a large variety of Frinves .S. , rtv colon.
A
widths and colo.
GLOE
A very large stook of the above article.
6 doz. Ladies' Open Worked Silk Gloves; •
5 " Gents' Heavy Silk Gloves;
" Ladies' Net Black and White Gloves;
25 Ladies' .Fancy Top Lisle Thread Gloves;
20 " Ladies' Gloves; •
50 " Ladies' Raw Silk Gloves;
20 " Gents' " "
12 " Children's Cotton Gloves;
Shaded Twist, Steel and Guilt Beads, Purse Rings and
Tassels, Bead Bags, steel and velvet, fine Fans, Parasols,
Accordeons,ke.,&o. fmat29
"k i r& DUFF'S BOOK-KEEP A wRITING
..13.1. ROOMS REMOVED to Messrs. Alexander Days
Buildings, Nona side of Diamoncl.—Persons desiring to
finish their Mercantile Education in the most thorough
and expeditious manner, will find 51r. D.'s Institution the
most perfect Wes tlement of the Alountains.
Partnership setts and balance sheets made nut.
Mills, Factories, Joint Stock Companies, and all kinds of
business, can be furnished with a specification of ac
counts, drawn up in such a manner as to exhibit the
oPening,-conducting, closing and final settlement of the
affairs; thus affording ,the keeper of the books au ,un
errpg guide, frOtrithedommencerttent to the termination
of the .business.
Donna--. 2 to 4, and. 7 to 10 P. M. nns
• _•
AL eripe for trsiTiluipoissa 'marl
r rO_FORCE ITS ,GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
1 IT SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN AND FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every
article, (be it ever so good,) as n humbug. If people
could be made to try a 3s. bottle of Jone's Coral Hair Re
storative, and zed how it mates dry, rusty, red, lighthair
moist, soft, auburn and dark, and keeps it so ; and by its
use for sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful ;
if people could see the number of poor respectable me
chanics that use it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dressing and beautifying the Hair; for
keeping it soft and in order three times as long as any
other article mode; and
Forces it to grow, stops its falling,
And costs but 3 shillings to try.
IVe formerly sold nothing lees than $t bottles, but we
wish people to try it. Sold only at 82 (mind 821 Chatham
street, Now York, and by
marls°
.WM. JACFCSON, Agt , 80 Liberty st.
A DESIDERATUM TO ALL WHO wrtigE.—marke
.11 India Rubber /quid, for preventing Pens corroding
in Ink; also, for adapting them to write on Parchment,
without the old of pumice. and to facilitate the ink flow
ing free. To Students. Conveyancers, and Mereantile
men, it is invaluable. By mere' y addintarieW drops cif .
this Plaid to the Ink in use, it will dnitantlr.be tonna'
be tbe • best auxillary'evat cdretek.)wit - neutriilizes the
acid, precipatesthe sedimeilt,:leatuterA free , :ftow of the
inkouttillitspensecwith , the tiouble of
"wiping attee-
Jnat Mceivadadd for aale by . - • •
? - 7011NISTON 'I& STOCKTON, Stationers,
sPa ' cot. Market and Third sts.
CZ=
~tl'i~rctlanoug:
1 . 40 bu. pnme I to • caches fo
SMITH & SINCLAIR:
No. 543, Wood 11.
littusementi
posiDiely tar Three Days Only:
W ILL be. Exhibited on Tu—r.:s-dANsiy,Dn'efdAnNewAG4EßmilEd
Thursday, Ajoril llth.l2th and lath—for e rect days
only, under their Mammoth Pavilion, to be ed In
front of the American Iletel, Penn street; and also in
Allegheny city on Friday, April 14h.
Raymond & Waring would respectfully announce to
the public that on this occasion, they will have en oppor
tunity of witnessing tbe novel and daring performances of
M'LI.E. CYRELLE, •
Who, for her courage and Intrepidity, has gained the
name of the LION QVERN, and will appear with the re
nowned DERR DRIF.SIIACII,
In hie unparalleled performances. with his Lions, Tigers,
Leopards, Cougars, &c., and will signalise herself by
driving on AFRICAN LION, harnessed to a triumphal ear—
thns showing that even a woman may learn to control the
MONARCH'S OF MR FORRST.
Y Doors open each day from 11 to 91, and from 7 to
. .
DT o'clock, F. M. .
11:7 . .A.dmission.25conts--children under tan years of
....
ap4
rig. 15 cents. * ,
--- •
WELCH, DELEVAN & NATHANS ,
NATIONAL CIIICIS!
F ROM the National Amphitheatre. Chesnut st.,
Phila
delphia, consisting of a splendid talemed company
of Equestrians. will open this season's euin o Vaigil in Pitts
burgh, on MONDAY EVENING. April 17th. far a
short season, on the old ground in (runt of the Anteilean
Hotel.
The followin . distinguished and popular performers
will have the honor of appearing every event:4 during
their stay in the city:
J. J. Nathans, Richanl Rivers, Sig. Gertnani,
Frank Brower, N. Johnson, Ren Huntington,
C. WOOllll, Ben Mallory, James Haul:ins,
Neil Jamison, T. Brower, Wash. Ch.atithers,
George Dunbar,. Anthony Paster, Tom Kinv.
M. Sherwood, Masters Frank and Win. Paster,. ate.
Admission, 25 cents. No half price.
P
: Doors open at 01—performiuice to commence at 71
o'c oek.
For particulars of performance sec programme of ea :h
day.uplo
or taalc and io Ett
- Lion SALE CUEAP—A nice small Lot of (hound in
I: West Deer township, 16 miles from Pittsburgh, and 5
miles froth the canal at Tarenturp. There are 5 acres of
well ciLared land, well lunged. A gninl tsVp. story Log
!louse, .24 by 19, with two rooms td a floor,' a brick
chaa
nry, and a lug stable and . shed Us, on the lot.' The 'Muse
is at prCSPII I occupied as a small store, and will make a
good stand fot country business. There is p line Lirge
T
for raising markuilng for the Pittsburgh market.
The r,atl from r t hutburgh to Sackensburgh tuid FUTPOrt•
pI,SCS the tidor. The above property will be sold lore for
cash, or half cash and sir mouths credit, and ngood little
given un paying Ow it. Possession given on the Ist Ai
April. For terms and particulars apply at
ISAAC HARR& Agency
Ilitctligence (trier
. .
Ult
SALE—A desirable two story Brick,llwelling,
1 . 1 well arrange with (room of , entratice, pall or. dining
room and kitchn, d
tour bed s. finished garret. good
cellar. and pleasantly located on Liberty c street, Alleghe
ny. Frizz and terms accommodating..
S. CUTHBERT,GeneraI
Smithfield street-
mart;
Q.L.vrii WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.- e -A tec.
171 story Brick Dwelling !louse, situated in the Gth ward
contains (our rooms. hall, kitchen and coal house. Price
e 3,00. and terms easy. Also. two Frame houses, cacti
eolitaittiog live rooms; price $O5O c.alt; termsstecomino
iMg. Apply at S. I'UTHBEIFI"S.
Real Estate Office, Smithfield st. ; nest Fourth.
mar .23
TT ) If.AL ESTATE--Persons wishing. to purcnctsc
LL Lti,o 1101 , 5C5, BUILDING LOTS. or FARMS, can
find a great variety. for vale on accommodating terms, at
S. CUTHBERT'S Real Estate. Office,
50 Smithfield at.
rALUABLE FARM FOR BALEL-Situnted on the
V Ohio River. twelve macs below Pjusburii,h, on the
road to Beaver, and adjoining ktid of John Hays. Esq.,
containing, 100 acres, well improved, with a good House.
Barn, and Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, comprising
Apples. Poaches. Cherries. An. This em perty of the
most desiiable now offered for sale. lotetr )ffiarticu-
Jars apply at S. CHTIIII3EWFS Rent est • cu,
inarAt 60 Smith chi st.
QTABLE To RENT.—A brick Stably, with Carintga
house, to rent from the Ist of April next. Inquire et
utarl"-tf F. L. SNOWDEN. t•• Water et.
? 1 , 0 LP:T-I'lml large and commodious warehouse, sit
" noted on Second street, near Wood. just below Parks
Sr. Co.; and at present occupied be John Little, Esq.
S. CUTILISEILT, Gen. Agent,
50 Smithfield Street.
R OOM TO LET—On the second atop of the wac
house,No. 26. Wood st- having a trout entrance.
mar 2 GEORGE COCHRAN.
To Let s
A NEW two story Brick Dwelling House, shu
t ated on the East Common, Allegheny city, (near
the residence of Judge Irwin,). and finished in the best
modern style. with handsome portico in front, double
par
lors, furnished with marble mahtels . andimproyed sliding
doors; dining mom andlcitchepou the firsucluor, nod four
good bed rooms on the i&ciaTstory:-with finished garret.
Enquire of RICHARD GRAY, on the premises; or of
febtl-tf JAMES PARK. Jr. it CO.. Second st.
rrCG—T ET—A 'webster and
Pnl
ton streets, formerly occupied by J. B. Butler. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to
febl9-tf J. C. CUMMINS.
rpoR401:111 on theirst story, and the second
and third storied of a brick house, corner of Fifth and
Union streets. •
ALSO—,A very neat and convenient Frame Cottage,
in Allegheny c)ty. Apply to JAMES MAN.
rllO RENT.—A Basement with two rooms, suitable for
a Miyeician or dentist, on Penn street, hetweeiOland
and Irwin streets: Dan22l l.. WII.MARTIT.
T O .—One new three story welling louse wnh
bath house attached, situate near the
,cornOr of Wylie
and %Washington streets.. Possession given on the fist of
April nett.. Datil>) JOHN F. PERRY.
TO LET.—Three
street, near Jhe Canal 13ridge, in the city o ;bus
burgh
Also, a Room, 75 by 20 feet, wj.th n convenient entrance
on sth, near Wood street.
Also a frame dwelling, two stories. with an acre of
ground ruder cultivation, situate on Obio Lane, in the
city of Allegheny. Enquire of
janB J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at.
v,
~;-; PIItVATE DISEASES.. Dr. Brown, of
:,1 65 Diamond Alley, can be consulted in all
, cases of a private or drlicau nature incidental
~ ~„,,r to the human frame. •
, )(/ t Syhilis and Syphilitic eruptions,gonorrhant
\
and lteconsequences, together with all ye
nertal diseases, impurities of the blood, with all diseases of
venereal origin, skin diseases,with strictures, gleet, urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of the womb,
monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints, fistula. in
ano, nervous affections, pains in the hack and loins, irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, teeter, ringworm, mercurial diseases, ,ke.
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTJC,EI
Exclusively devoted tothe study and treatntem,of vene
real disorders, and those arising from youthful excesses,
gaiety, climate,. or impurities of the blood, whereby the
coostituiton may have been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances ot' speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his care. e -
*Dr. Drown , a offices are conveniently arranged jam sep.
twine apartments. Patients con visit Dr. D. without fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to many persons in need of medical
aid, to'obtain good advice privately and promptly. To all
such; Dr. Drown's ready skill in removingverterea: dis
eases i n their various forms and stages, offers inducements
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby tip.
prised that Dr. Drown has been regularly educated in
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve, years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases.
Dr. Brown is the oniK regularly educated, surgeon in
Pittsburgh who gives is whole attention to those com
plaints.
Er - Certain, safe and speedy cures will in all cases he
guaranteed.
Recent cases are relieved in a short time, withoutinter:
ruplion front business ..,: - '
irrHernia or - Itupture.--l-Dr. Brown also invites per
sons afflicted_ with Hernia' to hall, as hehas•paid parucu
lat attention to that disease. • . • • ' •
Letter& trot& &distance, asking advice, must contain a
fee_, or they:will: not ILI ottetriml to. • •
111W7011ice: on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wood.
street, towards the market. _Consultations strictly.confk
'dental: •• - •-0ct26.11/Strely
- 13 EIMUMATLFACr• Brown's newly I:em.;
edy forßheumatism is a speedy audcertain . remedy,
for that painful trouble. •It never failt:. : ' -:
Office and Private 'COnsultatian-Roolltst-N0.'6,5
, Dii.
mond alley; ri.it*tfsibiirs.-.;;Th g Doctor i.w`alwa*!l, et:
1 1 -i; • .
2-141.14.7„ky',41
•
1848. - 1848.
• 'CINCINNATI . AND PITTSBURGH
D'AILY'S'TEE.3I PACIC.ET LINE.
r pms roopendent Line of steamers- is now composed
J 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 engnged in the river business,—
The lint has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of peopleovitlunit doing the slightest
injury to theirliersons. The proprietors. " challenge coin._
partson' with any passenger hne in the Union • for safety,
regularity, mid speed. " All that money tall procure has
been provided for the safety, comfortand convenience of
Passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
0N.D.4 Y PA CRET.—The 11To:vorm knet.A. Capt. Stone,
Will leave Pittsburg)} every Monday Morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Blohday evening at 10 0. M.
,
TURSfI y PA.CALET.—The IfrAnxiA No. 2, Capt.
Klineener, will leave I"insburgli every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every TY - teat:My evening
at 1 v. u.
WEDNESDAY PACKET. The NEW ENGLAND No.
2. Capt. S. Dean,. will lame Pittsburgh every Wednesday
Morning atlOo'clock Wheeling every Wednesday cp.ren
lug at 10 P. X.
THURSDAY PACKET.—Thu BramAn, Capt R. J.
Grqus, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheoliag ovary Thursday cycuutg'itt 10 r. u.
. • .
FR/114FP4CIET.—The Cuvrzallo. 0, Capt. Croaks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at ;9 'Aback;
Wheeling every Friday evening- at 10 r. x. •
.
SATURDAY PACIEST.- 7 Tho Mittacvorra, Cap!. De
Camp, will leave Pittsburgh every - Saturday morning at
10 o clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 t. az.
SUNDAY PACKEZ—TheIsA.ac NEwrox, Capt. A. O.
Mason. will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
1p o'clock; ISrhaeliz4 every Sunday eveniug at 10 P. At.
nay 10.
vor St. Loafs.
gEttTIM fine ateatner WYOMING, Tuoaras
Gatmxtha, Master will leave regularly' fur
the above port and Master
intermediate landings.
tions. apply cm board, or to
n 3,127 .0E0.'13. lIIII , TENBERGEIt. Agent.
afayet
lY
For
L t h r t d
draught l o V t :Lil a c r e SN -41 ,:N v , c 1f . .. M y,
Maxter, leave for the Whore end
iuter
at3o'clock , at
mediate landings, 011 Tttcaday, filth ittstan
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
apt.; •
JAMES MAY.
THE fast running pasgenger stair PENN
SYLVANIA, IL C. GHAT, Muswr.wilflels.v,
ret . ..u o l r aily .a f9f .
o tli r po and.interspediate pyts.
ma .Roy on hoard .
. , • . . fa
Par NOW Oriell'llie,
Adak'Ott - ' splendid new stenther SAVANNA,
11.1)Vm5425. ' Master, will leave regularly
for the above and all intermediate landings.
For freight or passage apply on board: feta
i -
For St. Louis. Quif ll 4, flud D ubuque. -
lague TUI good steamer ST. ANTIIONY, Tiros.
ALtr, Master , will lenie for the above,
regu ar T . , ' • •
For freight or passetge apply on board, or to
JAMES M
GEO. MILTE'NBE AY. or
RGER. AWL
• For _..t.oula.
THE splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA. DEWINNET, Master, will leave for, the
noose nun interniediaw ports, regularly.: I
For freignt or passage apply on board. s feh4
For Nashville.
THE steamer AMERICAN EAGLE will
leave tbr the above and all intormediate party
on V. o lic;day ldtb
F or freigbt or passage apply on board. or to
febl G. B. MILTENBERGEII., Agent
_
Ti or Cincipsaall. •
• The light draught stemaer 17111END.S1.11p.
ia4l3.t.vis, Master, will leave -- fcn -- liiii:•ubbee mud
intermediate ports regullirly. e ',;-, ere .-
or freight or passage apply on board. a mar 15
For St. Louts.
The new and sptendid steamer ORIENTAL,
Vv: Hoot, Miser, 7,14: Heave for the above
and intermediate pohl on "Wednesday the
12th instant.
For freiiht or passngoapply on board.
New ArrangeinezW.
kWTHE steamer cALEu COPV., will leave for
!. Beaver, Glasgosy, - and Wellayille, un Tues
, . day, Thursday, and Saturday, At RA. g..,:m...
turning on nonday. Wednesday, and Friday. - She .h.a4
boat at the landinß, between Ili'usiti street and rite Bridge,
p'reparo in t'pei - vc freights at any Hale.
S. dr. W. HAEBAUGH. Agent;
No. n 'wood street.
Plcablinrgls and Wheeling Packet.
THE switt steamer CONSUL, LkinsEx P.
..ESa KINNEY, Master ,
will leave regularly for
Wheeling : on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 1(1 o clock.prrewly.
Leave M'hecling every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, at 7 o'clock. it >b. rosirirrf . y.
• The Consul will fatal nt till intermediate ports. Every
aceo;nmotlation that eaU be procured, for the comfort and
safety of passenger haS Glen provided. The boat is
also provided with a self-aciing safety-guard, to prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mare
JOHN FLACK Agent.
Beaver and Wollsvi/le Packet.
TIM steamboat BEAVER, 'errant-Ea E.
CLARKE, Mastor, will, during the coming
winter season, make daily trips to Beaverand Wellsville,
leaving Pittsburgh ever} morning at 9 o'clock, and I,Vells
silk , at J o'clock, P. M.
deels D. M. liAlt.TOti 8 CO.. Agrints.
Nor Cincinnati,
tThe new and splendid Passenger Steamer
IIIGIILANDER, Captain Id. A. Fogs's, will
euve for the above and all intermediate ports regularly.
.For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tions. aunty on board.
febl9
1 s 4-8.
c Path st
•
184-8.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
Pittsburgh
Ist 1343. FROTWART ISt, 18 - 6.
LE.tVL DAILY AT 8 A'..31 AND 4 P. M.
The fullosving new boots complete the line
• Jameshe present season : ATLANTIC,' Ctipt,
Parkbisom BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs;
nod LOUIS NELANE. Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat,
at the foot of Ross et. Passengers will be punctual on
hoard, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hums.
jan3l
Per Louisville.
112211 THE Kentriccy River Packet, GREY EA
GLE BROOKS, Master, will leave for the
u uveand intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage epply on board. febB
1?.1. - The new and splendid passenger and mail
4 14 steamer BALTIC, Capt. A. JA.coes. will leave
ter the a pee port during, !..he present week, 'at $ 4. at.,
positively.
For freight or passage, apply on bpard. fel,2
For Broivotrinle,
TIIE new Mail and Passenger !learner AT
LANTIC, JAMES PARKINSON,. Master, wil
leave for the above port this - day, at SA. 11, pOitiVCly.
For freiglp or passage apply on board, 'reb2
or :t. ortlii,
k TITEIIONV nod sprhndid steamer ANDREW
for the above
F and i ULT nter o:ll, mediate l Fandin twrox, s
re Moiste ul r a ,
rl will leave
g.
For freight or passage apply on board. g or to y
jantl
,T A ;TVS 7 11.4 V.
-. •
StICIESE , S WEEKLY BUDGET
or :few across ran ISIS.
T IFE IN PARIS; or the Adventures of Alfred dello
sann in the French Metropolis, by the author of Life
in London.
Mysteries and Myseries of New York, part 3.
Public and Prive Histories of the Popes of Rome,
part 2.
Traveller's Guide to the Ohio River.
Martin. the Foundling; new supply.
The Victim's Revenge ' a sequel to the Matricide's
Daughter, and the Star of the Fallen. it
Thompson's Money Reporter.
Taylor's . do do
Godey's Lady's Book, for March.
Knickerbocker, do.
The Female Land Pirate; or Avrild. Mysterious, and
Horrible Disclosures of Amanda Bannoris.
Antonia, the Female Contrihandista.
First False Step, - or the Path of Crime; new supply.
The Light Dragoon, .or the Ranchero of ttto Poisoned
Lance.
• Middy of the Macedonian.
Barr's Pennsyrvanin Reports, vol. a.
NEW PLAYS.
The Duenna, a Comic Opera.
The Apostate, a trady.
-;•-• Much Ado About Not ge hing.
•
• Bride of the Market, a comic drama.
Robert Macaire, or the Two Murderers.
Box and Cox, a farce. -
Bamboozling, ' do.
Also, large assortment of old and rare plays.
Graham's Magazine, for April. '
Bragelonne, the Son of Athos, 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
marM ' M. P. MORSE. 85 Fourth at.
ANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRt.LAmpIe
ez-
C
perience has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE...It has effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of . Cancer and other dis
eases of that elites, but has removed the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin, Swellings, Dyspepsia., 'dec. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It purifies the blood and other
fluids of the body. removes obstruction in 'the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of ihe glands or bones.
')t increases the appetite, removes headache and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the whole system, and imparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitatedconstitution. -There
is nothing superior to it in the whole ameria tnedietr.
is perfectly safe and extremely pleashatottut has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accampanying-the idea of svia[-
lowing medicine. -
For sale in Pittsburgh at the xticusma. STORE,
72 Fourth st., near,NVood." ' . T am i l()
Crypt Plate:Vaud craw -Glass. • .
rots QNEXC RYSTAL PLATE GLASS iharb as never
, b on. linown to after being. put in the
windows. It is equa1 111:414414-14314eTzeuch
.and Etig-
lishTlare-Glass s 'and muctilower,in,nSice.- - . .
PLATESeOVALLSIZES.:
Also.ilatdwtre description German, Ening&
ited Amen an. - ROOS TA BQ,N.
Ntw -York Arriti 1 '1134840-2ans) .
. - -;::::.:• .. j,,',•..: . ."; , ,.'::7_,-.:
Steant-Beat =Q
10511P,11 Q. MIL..C. 01,M1111C_
dw - c tram-, •
BANKERS, 'EXCHANGE BROKERS,
And Dadia Pcneign and Ihnnacic Exchange Cacti'
iatuOf DepoSst, Dank-Mtn, Gold an ark Ay. Wo.i
street, 3rd door below •W:aC.Sde, picodireH, Pa. -',
aim , : Knauss. ir•DwAlia •Staxll
- dr. /MARX.
Bankers and- Exchange Brokers, beakri 'Zweig./ unit
Dotruarie Dine, Bids if pz&temagtr,
.c.nosmisiv-wAuqww.
Corner of Third and Wood Ma n dialed" pppittlisibe:- ge. •
Charles-Hotel. •• • •• •• non
'-
. - • 8. HOLDIE8•&• 801 S, , .- _.
Baker, arid Thatch:in Exchangs Coinand Ezro4,lYotir.
.N 0.55 Afrirkst strut, Piusburgh. '. '• - . •.- - '•
attraltto mutt • • -• riots:sof. - . - soma sari!
Now Yorlr.yr rineinnatf - , •-. I • :'`'.
Philadelphia i " L ouisville .•. Ai --
Baltimore •• " Bt. Louis - I ..
Buying taus • :• ' '•• : Burin - ilia.
..,
Ohio .'' e dia. County & City ord'e
il•
Indiana . " •Rallef Notes - - 'k,
Keiztock7 #- " .Perentlivazlit C. " - 1 -
Virginia ' - i• " I blew yrrek . . ,
.4,.. or.:
Wheeling' * " 1411 7 1112 d .. - • ' I.:
Tennessee 3 " Herr Orle am i t
aulo-y
ass. a. nowt. • • • Tam stti•PH:Fit. •
HOOF &
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRCUU:3B3,:' ,
N. E. Corner Wood and Size& etreeor-i d'ltisborrirk . te r:
DEALEIIS in Coin, Bank Nolte. Time Bilk, Pi
and 'Domestic Exchange , Certificates of Deposit,W
EXCHANGE on all the pnucipal Cities of the Videos;
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit pnrehatiens. '
CURRENT and par funds received on
_detvv-
COLLECTIONB made on all plats etter rag;
lowest rates: • 4 ` ' •
. . uc; : re: • ') •
Messrs. & hl. Leech Son
an
.. „,
••
Wden 4 Snowden,
m. Bell & Son,
" 8. M'Clurken & Qo•
" English & Bennett. • • •
Menden & Brother
Vales, Lathrop & Philide/phlt . i .: •
W.IL Thompson & Co.'
• Hoadly. y •
•• Babcock & Co. . •S 7 • ° 7 4:-
"17:flhey. Ward & co.' ) • • • -,•••' '''''
•• /no. 31•Cullough & Biltlirthre. •• .
Mr. Jame. George, . •
H. Hanna, Cincinnati, G.. • •••'
.. Joseph %Vetsscin,
31 . Fenner & •
11. F. Ellis, Esq., Cushier. Hank or Wiskern,
Pitishunzh..S. ,ember 241. 1547-
Dlonungaliela avegrattlom oesspaoye
ro Ztrdcanot.ozik" •
TN pursuance of • a resolution of the Bi•nrd of Mani;
gcrs, Me Stockholders Cd the Monongahela Nevlgat
two ~,,,npnn y er e hereby notified to meet at the office of.
Company,sAid in Breed's Building, Fourth street, In dm
city of ur...burgh, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of Mertz
day, the I;th day of April next, to take Into considern;
Lion certain acts of the Legislature en this'Statn, supple:
mentery to the Charter of this Company. Byer:der of thef
Board- W3L BAKEWELL, Seek.
Pansbureh. March 7:h. Ibl4. znatltt4ll7
kiiiiSALß—;rbe watmeriber offers for Sale'soo
Items of Land, in Mirbilesor oaconshipßntler carin
g., between Bader and Yitziourglx, and seve , n.ailer from
Bailer: 350 scree eleared,.the balance Welllintherid,with
three fawn houses, a large bern,and agood min site, with
sufficient water for a grLst and KU* thereon,' 101enthe
same stream, four and six - mi l es above, there ete.two
grist ruins, .and several Saw mills. There is no batter
land in the country. It will be• sold all togethgr . "cifin
one, two, or three hundred acres. Persons wishing 14
have goo d level land. easily farmed, would do well Id
avail themselves of this opportaniit, and examiner
land. - • • imar23l •
T WOULD like to meth° " I. l 2lll7Zla:Col . :tatty Mer
-1 chains. Dote! and Steamboat Darzreepersi et#ll4
Families, Ice. to examine my stock of Wittea;,Lscouirs,
Cigars, &c., now in store and cellar, - consisting 'of the
most celebrated Brands, &c. /cc. Feeling consdenepf
haying the largest and best assorted stock i n any bout.
West of the mountains, and being engaged in,tle itapiat
onion of Wines and Liquors, &e., direct to this conn4y;
persons can rely on being accommodateboth in rise
and quality. P. C;
rnor9 corner of Smithfield' and Front ,
_ .
GTeaBlle of — ls taxies,' Stock
4 Tntt extensive stock ofpld LANDRETH NUR.
7%11 4 SERIES. l'hiladelphin. Is about to be dispeisistl
of at PUBLIC ALCTION—the undersigned io.
tending to relinquish business. Such an opportunity foe
obtuilung . Nursery products at Auction, has - . never been
presented in America, and the attention of the trade,. and
all who wish to decorate their grounds IA Town or t o
try, etifiirmitheliVreert house coileaions, is respectililly
invited. For ititproving the grounds of Cemeterten
Churches, State end County Oilirettate., this sale:will at.
!ford unequalleirfa'cilides.• Catiddgaos itt detail 'irtitin
preparation. The sale of the our-door simile:will amt.:'
menie on' TUESDAY; MARCH' 21st'and thifr.'Phsairwe
Pots, on TUESDAY', MAY 2d. trope, old for slifiPacko•
ing and shipuseut
,wlll be givertiettett reqtdiegr'imil - mut
there will be - no postponement •or reservation, erodes
front distant points may atfcid the 2149 Ni } 111 4111,411
disappointment •
•
.. 4 Olden to•be executed at PRIVATE SALE win be
received until the aboveperiods. Slut the uitiel 'islet -ak.
minion given. D. LANDRETH ic FULTON: •
It may be proper toostate, to prevent misapprehension,
that it is the Nurse tnisiuess only, the 'subscriber le
about to relinquish. Ilia attention will be hereaftervrhob
Iy devoted to the culture of seeds, and to their sale 'at*
warehouse, p 135 Chestnut street.
• try - Any further in formatiott trill be give" by Mr. r:t..
SNOWT)EN..PitiSharsh: ' • mar /4
•
rpm; attention of gentlemen purchasinigarnsianti:lkit '
I dress wear, o; ordinary bustuess puiposesos'ilireo.
ea to the' alba: pf goeds atpresent *non: connter44olt.;
sisting of every grade and shade of French, 4itglisbilta
Heiman Cloths and Cassimeres t in egle4„ - yarlerj, add
Vestinp for every one's use, %lank ell b mhiiifto o 4 e<
in a superior manner, at prices that will not be !iii_ta_attoj# '-
by the best of bdrgam makers. C. WERDIEUra.i.':-...
inarLs . arGuire & Co.) 2511..lbaity.
I.:.NBIiIES.-100 doz. Playing Cards;
t." 00 whots and half boxes Sardine*:
10 baskets olive:014 7
20 doz. assorted Catsup!, le: •
5 casks Londan Porter, quarts and ptsgk,: .
300 dbe: Brandies, Winece. very old;
5 bbl. powdered Sugar;
• 60 baskets Champ:Ague Wine, Part -
blids Claret %line, for ode by . •
triss9 -
- -,•F. 0. mAiiiitc,
Ta the Merchants and Manitraeturers
117/41. A. li l NSlAYE,'3.thiOrs - east of the Post ll an authorized Agent for thli'3zEtnasimiLtsl3 .
AND IVEssir The Herald btaibeed eitahlish
nearly half a century. and has an extensive aridsab
tial circulation throughout the populous and riehentratitsn'
of Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Vizi& .
Persons wishing - to extend their busi.RSA,ViiiiidittfaiU:ljilr ;;_
embrace :lie above faviirable opportunity tide tick
jr_rTentts of advertising moderate, with an. )
notice gratis, if requested. : • . -
--- - -
WLNI:S.-20 cir. casks Rourao Hort; -
10 " Loudon 51arket Port:
5 " Hunt
10 " Trash
2 0 "- $: S. Madejtisi•
15 " Lou. Market "'
10 " Symington "
5 " Fayal
10 " Tenerife
10 " Pale Sherry;
5 " Golden ••
Hroien "
10 " Lisbon "
15 " Dry Malaga i
10 " Syreet
For solo in nuoncitiox to sun, by
decso
Wall Paper Warehouse'. ~...
XTO. 47, MARKET STREET, 'between Maid;4ettli
IN Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.—TRO PALNEII4
Muunineturer and Importer of- WALL. PAP E`4,-; Are
Board Prints, Borders, Landscape. Papers, prritnnetitei-
Designs . , Transparent Window Shades, tee., and - deals"?
in Writing and Wrapping Paper, Bonner Oa' IlittdatW.
Boards, &c., Bc.—has at present on hand a very crated,*
and well assorted stock of every article in his line of bue
siness. To persons who buy to sell again,- be. will make -
no liberal a ducertint as can hardly' fail to secure their cue: :
tom ; and the great ran'ety from Which hmiselreeperts*Ri
have it in their power tcrealact, awn the epv tow priesrlog
which be is determined to 'sell them, will, he flatters - hm,
self, present such induseineitts as cannot be offered, in fti
location, by any other House in the trade. ' .'.a.,
Errßags and Tanner's Scrap • war be •
taken 111 CZ -
.ehange,nt the highest prices. ' • Inarl3,4nt - ~.
RTIEUST,
SCURVY,yTrErry bia
/3.214er s Iteh, Chaps, Sore .Beirier Pirnygos - 4
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This is . used by many Physicians in this city in Canninhe
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above, *and'we 'would not consciencjousty sell-unless Ns*
knew it to be all we' state. ' • .•
As a cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP 4, peitiapi
only article ever known that removed... mpuritlesrisnd
cleared and beautified the skin, making as soft, - ell/4W' .;
smooth and white as an infants,: But mind, it is sold at*
Chpthany at., Y. Y., pod tip
WAS. 'JACKSON, Agent,
69 Libertystrset, Pittsbnegfi'
x Fo .19, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, hasjall.. 4
. opened, for tire Spring trade, a largo and - getne i g
assortment of well selected Cloths, Cassiraeres,
Vestings, , consisting of - superfine French and Eng
black and fancy colored CLOTHS. suitable .for the Tai f
rious styles of Spring and Summer Dottie.'
Plain and fancy French, English and American 'CASs
SIMERES, in great variety and new patterns, adapted
the customer trade.
Also, a great variety of new end fancy .VEmrgos,,,, ,
all of which will be cut and made to order, in , the
fashionable style.
Persons favoring the establishment with a call s w1111*::
edited on. moderate terms, at short notice.'
The sub'scriber has also on heed a great essorfment
READY MADE CLOTELNG,mitde in the PreacnrBp
Fashion. !consisting' of evdry description of Dress ettnr.: .
Frock COlll9, Of., all fashionable colors; fancy end:gala,
Sack and Business Coats
Also, a general assortment of Pants, Vesta, mss_
Cravats, and all 'Other articles In the Clothing' limtivithin i lf l
will be sold low - , for case.
tI
Wholesa t japurehesire will find it much to their b a y s „
tage to call and examine the stock:, 'before urchiUdni!
else he wre. P. 'Tailor' ,
Cr
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toNsum ~. - . ,
BA.oxcurris, ecc.—To .Crosunrpriuct—FoarAttlC
of you are really suffetige tnatu riteetitecivolds; or aaVobli
stroctionand-consequent unlamocation *Oll - tts delicatelt -- .
ning of those tubes througb whicti.the.air *a breaths -is
distributed to the langs.-This obstruction pidduces pWI.,
and sot ones, cough, ditlicutty Of breathing-,l B ex e fi rv o i
audazpitting - of blood; nahtter, -- or pktegut, wldeA rufe,lly
exhatiststbratringth of tho patient Unit -distil snider
X 15.1128, ExPEorort.ANT..l.s,EvEzt FAII te 'tell
tfas' -- obstrucann, and tiroduee.: -the::fiwititpUstrifir
'lli),lrk,restiftii. I.; is cestiuiciirecp,!"4 - .ce.tin al t ~ .
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