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Itrooilias--IV dor:. - •
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1. licadocir. . ' ' '' 38'340
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Pittsburgh ithir•'• • •142 V 23
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Counier.yeichLs 4 3 ' sei• .40
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Cotton Twine 20* :J.!
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Coffee-Duty 704 , Celli.
Java.old. W line • • • -1.0.*14
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101. f. bor and tad 5 P et:
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Sheathing 26.4 , 47
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'White rope.. •• - • • •-it 12
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Manilla lend Curds-4) dos
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l'e au Slif•vii. •A No g 0 , 74
Alleglien;lYs- - , 3? , -
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do.. B l'itt Mill .• • • vi , 7j
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19.9itatook Penn “ &7;
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Itudsou Get`.
A. C. A. 0121
Itoclie-dcr .• • 111 ii / 2
West Braneli. it 71
Brown drills a.* 9
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Drugs-p lb. i
Aloes 143917 '
Alum - 3111' 41 i
Asafuniilla ...... --• .1id . 25 ,
Arrow ltoot *IQ
Aquafortiv.- • --...•--. • • 10 - if 11
Borax: tvfineil ••• 24 * 25
Balsam Pens • • .2.50 *2.65
do' Copacia• •30 * 371
Brimstone • . ...... i ~,, 5
•Camplior. refined 10 * 50 -
Chloride lime. csk 613? 71
•Ctichineat 1.91 s etttfal
.Cream Tartar. - .2.5 - at V
.Copperas. - • .1 ia 0
iGlue 'lt • * 1.3
Galls' :in'* 35
•Gunt. Aral•ie ••--• 55 ' ft 7i.,'
" Copal 3,.. le 50
" Tragneanth.3l * 371
Shellac ••• • 15 * la
" Mastic •• • •1.1111 en.ob
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-falai% povid'il • • 90 01,00
Litharce ...... • • 54'a ri
Liquorice Root •• 7 -11 (1
" - Bail •• • •14' a 00
Lac Dye..- ...... 26 a 24
sTagnesin Ca rb • .2i V 37
Madder. Ciribro •• 14 0 10
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"Oil Vitriol 4139 3
" Castor• . . *1.30 .
" .Cassia • • • • •3.00 Vl.OO
" ' Cloves '2,50 *3.00
" Lepton 3.25 23.50
" Pepemiiitt .5.110 *.5.25
'Opium. Tu rke y • 3:25 ;97.54.
Quinine • • • 2.00, ittl.r , o
Rhubarb. re..:. • • I- . it' 50
'Sal Amonae 16 iT 20 ,
!Sal Soda• •••• • • • .114 51
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IJ. TIATT - ..5, wi.ok,ok and &fad Dealer
bt rßoatr; Shoes and 71.1171k1, SW' t arrnerof
FiPh and Smitifirld street,. PiMborgh.—The sub
scriber respertfuliy antaiunces to his old eutdorners
and the public generally. that he has removed his Boot,
Shoe and'rrunk Store to the large new warehouse lately
•reeted at the corner of Fifth and Smithfield streets. op
polite the old Pittsburgh Foundry. where lie will keep on
hand filaree assortment of ROOTS. SHOES, HAIR AND
LEATIIKB TnuNKS, VA LICESX4IIPEX BADS, &c.,
-of-all descriptions and sires. which hi will sell :or cssu
as cheap' as Can bets:k.:lit in this market. •
Being entinticed with some of the largest manufactur
ing estahlishnients in the content rides. and receiving
fowls almost every week during . the season, he offers
great iliduetthents to purchasers. either by wholesale or
retail. an be offers his goods at lower prices than those of
the same quality can be bought elsewhere in the city.
I giffnuMeture and keep constantly on hand, Boys' And
Tenths' Calf and Kip Bums, a very neat and serviceable
Article.. .
irr• Rep:limber the place, " Great Bargain Corner."
.1. fl TES,.
aPS•Y . Corner Filth and Smithfield streets
• Hirigh D. King,
'(iam: Or THE runs or . ..ICCono & K INO ,)
23ANKF:11 AND EXCHANGE DROKEH,
gijirt--cornrr of Fourth street and Fast Office alley,
7 1 — tEALER in 'Coin. Book Notes. Time Bills ' Foreign
J , and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of DcpoSrt.
KXCHANGE. on nil the principal chick of the Union;
-for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on depnsite.
COLLECTIONS mode on all - parts of the Union. at the
lowest rater. npi w&wflirri
New Dry Good:-.Frerh Arrival,
AT NO. GS MAnnriS7- ittniSEEN trit AT. AND TOE DIAMOND.
111-IP. undersigned has just received a I :rge and splen
-- did assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. purchased' Irma the Im
porters and Matinfacturers, since the 'recent greet fall in
-prices; viz :
-44 BrOwn Muttlirui. G 3 cts. Furniture Prints GI to 121 e.
.2.9 Bleached " 6," 4-4 Purple 121"
S " Blue and orange print. 121"
Dices Gingbams I2lto 25 " English Lawns . 124"
• .
NEIL STYLE RESS GOODS.
SatinatiMe Granite Barage, Fancy Dress Silks, .. •
Plaid Crape IYOrleans, Chameleon
Satin at. and pr. Silk Tissue, Black Satin barred
New style French Lawns, mita Gro. Armour "
-Crustier Lustre.. New style limeade,
The' tames arc requestedro call and examine s splen
did assortment of new style Paris printed Cashmere
Shawls, white and colored embroidered Canton Crape
:Shawls, Silk. Tissue Shawls. white Broshrt Barage
Shawla,llmeade and Chameleon Silk Shawls. Black Silk
and Black •Barred Barage Shawls, Black and Colored
Silk Fringe Thibetend Mous D' Laine.Shasets. •
I have also received a .beautiful assortment of new
style Bonnet Ribbons. Linen Cambric .Handkerchiefs.
-Cmvattand Scarfs. black and colored Kid Gloves. lisle
thread mohair and twisted silk Citoires 'and. Mitts; n va
riety of new style Parasols: Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
• The Griamossu are particularly requested to ra ni
and
.axamin a henutitul -assortment of black, blue, olive
brown and invisjble green French and English Cloths,
and a - variety of new style fancy Vesting', 'ltssimeres,
Cravats., &e.-
I have also - o
lame sleek of Staple Goods. sin: Brown
and-bleached linen -Table Cloths. Russia Diaper. Irish
I inert. Cottonade, Linen Drilling, Checks, Bine Drills.
Manchester and Scotch Gingham', Chambrey . Gingham s,
broism and bleached Mullins of all descriptions, which
will - be 'sold at least 25 per cent. below last year'sprices.
; ABSALOM MORRIS,
. ape No. 05 Market street, Pittsburgh.-‘
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NO-pipes Catalogue Wing; .. s .
• . 4 oaten Swiss 4114dbe; mat inO'd and for sale by
4 -47 ' . - MILLER k RICKETBO.N.
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Beet es. .4,e()' C' $4.
Cows 4 eadyeso,oo 610,00
Sheeri.•:. ... • .. 2,00 dt 2.12
3 1olusses-Duly 30 per
cent.
Sugarhouse• •• • •40 C' 43 .
N Orlcan. 27*0 23
,Naval Stores-Duly
,_. ,• - 20 4 eon. , . ..
'Rosin V lad • .2.02 0 ,---
Pitch . ~.3.00 a? 3.50
Tar. Aileglly43.lX) 0 aZio
" N. Caruliliu.s.oo d 5.50
Turigtine. gal., .02 3' 65
Varisli. Copia 1,75 0 2,25
Nano-Duly 30 $ crem
e keg, 100 1b... (easing
nails I et advance (1 lbJ
16.tri 2tgl Joule. 0 3.75
i t o ad. •••.. • • 01 4.00
1 aw 7a "•-• • •a 4,30
stl "• • • • a 4.75
4d . “••• • a 5 . 25
34 ..... • 64.5
Spite P Ib. 4123 51
- pressed.• •• • • •01 a
Boiler Rivets-- •••7 0 7.1
1 -oakum--{s tb.
htiAlsarcli c a 9
011s-t.}lMl
- •.56 a 38
Lonl.. city 63 0 65
Olive 1:10.0' 1.50
Sperm bleached • • • 0 1.23
" Buhleed• -• • 0 1.20
" Fall. o -
Whale 70 0 75
Tab.,. t.) bb11.5.50 43 2300
Paints-4 1 tb.
I'n,.: blue '0 a 90
Lampblack 550 7
Spell. Whiting• • lla 2
Chrome Green • .4kt• ta •55
" YcPw No. 133 0 35
" " No 2 , • •25 d 9.?
Brun‘wl: Breen 12 a t6l
White Lead. dry tie 0}
•• Milton: Leg 1.60 it 1.135
" No. I • .., ...... 135 d 1.37
lied I wad .•• • • Cf a 9
Yellow Ochre. • -21 a 3
Von. Red...... -4;•i? 5
VerdiL!ri• ':0 tie :11. ,
Pig Ittetal-p ton, 6
mos. Allegheny.
No. 1 cold blast • • tituo.ba
•• Forge 00.00 600.00
'lnuring-Rock.
No t but blast 00 000,00
Cold blast • - 00 600.00
Tennessoc• .• • 0 00
Mercer county.
Foundry Pir• • 0700.00
Forge. a
Mahuttinr. county. Ohio.
Foundry Pig •06.10 aOO,OO
For., du• •• • a
Plaster Parts-duty
free.
Cluster Paris. 10.00 2112,00
Provisions-
Bacon Itents• 45a 3
•. Shoulders 310 -
.‘ tildeg- •- - 3D. 31
llogr ntl. ey cure 5512 4
••• oonney do.• it
Land No. I.itt kc...,- 0' 6
•• -a. it. kg. 0
', .. 1, in hills 0' 6
Butter •• 1 itt krs 65 a -
•• -1. in roll 13 0 15
Cheese. W. R. 7 d 8
“ Goshen.- 61.01 91
Creek's. Phial, Wai
ter. P bbl.• • • a 4.00
Do. Butter a 4.75
Potatoes--p hush.
Common Iteds•so 0
Ne.hriks p hl. 60 0 -
Rags-Duly 5 p. cent.
Country mixed. 3 a 35
Do. rood whitc• • 4122,
Rlce-4y . th.
Rim 550 -
Seeds-duty. Linseed 20
43 , cest
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Senni:':l,lB, 20
TartalicAditt.,•• -40 0 50
Vittioi., Blue . Wed 12
bye Wood --Daty;pec.
Cainwood • ••• •• • 510 „
Fuitrc 210 n :
LOgwood,chip'il • 210 3
Fe istiscris—Duty 23 c.
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lieniucky••• • • , • •31 ® ;3 .
Ohio and I'cnu'a•3l 0 33.
cturitht.,
Pilberis••••• • -•••••
Groundniits . •,•Y•l,oo a
Figs, Turksy •• 7 0 . 14
-nittisici,Tilitsiat• • a
. Bunch . .. 2-12 8.47
Blown, old ......
Cranberries 0
Lcdfous,Scr.b7-A.50 Sf --
Ofunges do 4,25 a 5.00
Penches.dry.bu 01.50
Apples.dry• ••• • .70 0 75
do Grcen.l•bl 1.c7 02.60
Fire Brick-4, 1 M
230 a 125.06
Common 12.0031:L00
.. • • •.• -
'Flo itr—Diuy 20 t") ceilt
Fstrb brands• • -- it
Superpile ...... 4,37 05.50
Flue
Rye Flour— •• • 0,0000,00
, hi. 1411. •
BucliI:v1,}):100 lb —2
_ • . .
Feed—t'
Itraig . 160 ,
Shorts 250 2.3
Ptah—Duty ou foreign
' • can't 4> can't.
Mockerek No.l Fr 12.00
No. 1, hf. 614.6.46.0 6,50
No. 2 • 0111.50
No. 2, ht Ll 4. a 6.50.
No. 3 • 0 7,50
No. 3. hi 4.2:, fit•
Nu. 1. kins • • . .
Ilerrinir. Nu. 1 • • 6,00
Nu. 2
Sern. No. 1, old
013.03
Flbsil •• • • 9 0 10
CV!. Ptu 0 5,50
VU.X. NO. I. i 0 0 75
N 0.12, 0 371
ISlnskrit ..... • • 6 0 10
Baccoon 0 25
Mink •• • fit. 25
Ikea' Skin. 4's 114. 14 0 15
Glatss—
Mark' Vottles• •
Quart, t) gri: l s. a 0.01)
Pint. a 7,00
Mara wine, 5,6
to gal 9.00
Claret. gross• 8 9,130
Window GinSai V 1101-
City brand:.
~ .c10• • .... .. . Fl 4(
1011'2 • • • • 3l 4.50
1231-• • • • id 7,00
Patent do. 10114
to 16:21 • • • ••
Country branlig,
ill 3.37 B 3.30
lOx • • • - at 3.75
Onnpowder—Duly 24'
. cent..
FIleY.3 , • •• • •4.75 :a 5.50
431 lbs • • • it :LOU
caler GR 7',00
F1 , P44 du.• .....
ragla sip. ut pa
pers. • •• •• • • • 01 6.00
[Web posviier• .3,05 2 3,50
Guilt—Duty
'Wheat- •.• ••• • • s 7 20 03
Ryc
Oats . 25 GO N
Corn 33 a 37
-Harley 40 el
Pitisls. common • •Il 54 4
Roney—Ditty 30 ct.
Cuba
NVes'n comb p. lb 15 IT l 8
Ginseng—Duty 20 $ et
liin.cuc. 23 5t
Clover•-•• •- • 3.12 all 3,37
Timothy 1.. n? 0
Flaxseed 95 0
hlnvtard. 2.50 0 3.00
Spices-1T lb.
Cloves T 1 0 3A
Cassia in Moll,. 22 25
Ginger 10 a
.N.Tnw g . •-• • •1.50 a 1.00
Pepper 9 fr. to
..... 13 if 16
liiiniakeroot-4)
Virginia 0
Funteera• -••• • • -15 0 10
grinp—thify 304, - cent.
Pittsburgh No 141 0 5
Cineinnati 41e 11
Bicelap tb Foreign.
Cast and Sheer•lo a 17
110. single @ 'IA
flan 19 °must • • •
F.agle- •• • • 0 11
Hoop 1.• • • 50 15
Pittsburgh Nlanutheltire.
German steel • • 0 01
English bli.ter• 0 121
Ameru bli ste r. • it 41
Spring 540 51
Bplrlts-43
Brandy Bortlx2.oo at 2.50
itchrii...•fLoo a 2.50
Rum. 4th pi• • • 1.50 1.75
IA)
40 0 50
Gin. 1.00 50 1.50
Sugar—Duty r no 50 CI.
N. 0. prim, hlid 55 5-1
fair. litels• • 415 5
Havana. white lb 50
Iltorll. lb 41 i? IS
Pillvered. Phila. 0 12
Balt —Duty `Ai e et.
N0.1....a110nt• • • .1,..?5e
I. in atore.•l.3l a
Table. ilgr box • • 0
'ot—Duty 4e cent.
Per keg. • • • • •14,00 014.50
PC. ling 4? 1,45
Snllpetre--40 lb.
Saltpetre 919? int
Tobaeco--p tb—[lol3
et. riff for cash for man
ufactured Tobacco.)—
Duty 40 4 , " cant.
Y--4 4 tun of aft tb.—
Timothy • ..... 9.50ii-10.(k)
Hides—limy 5 Irk r•akti.
iat.atri
Spaui.h 14 ''fin
16
Do. salted. •• • • • 'll,
1 )0 . kiPPt t ) tkin.1.0i01.6 , 2
Green at 4
He y 25p cent
51issodria. Ky.slls
Hops—Duty tlt P aunt
lint .14. 36 12 vt
- Indigo—Daly 10 t ,
Bengpa, n• • • • . 1.541 111.00
Spanish 1.15 1t13,90
Manilla-. 95 lii,lol
Iron—Duty 30 V tent.
Itar..Juniata•••• • 0 41
" Curttami• •• • 0 zT
Sheet . • ••• • 5 1 "I' 7 4
Boiler Plates Oil G.
Plough wings••• •.440 5
" Slabs 4 0 41
Reosia Sheet 0 15.
Land—Duty 20 tS cent.
Misitouri Pig 1.1.0 41
Bur a 5
Dtf. size Pipe tp it.t•.; 121
Sheet itl
Leather—flute 20 r et
Role, Holtitnore• .21 0 22
New York 1710 10
Dsrossertl. 13 2? 15
illouui t ter iP 4 SIT
Akintur. 21 0 94
tiarneis. black• 15 i 22
11/411es. Hoek. 1'
sides• .3t).no 0:11 on
Itttssett glo.• • an.osi 941.011
Prptvfinklid 23.00 aeßmo
Kips. 0:.16.01
(!altstin d0.•.15.00 Si 21,00
Lac.. in.ather 1.1.00
14: Itneand Scatinz.
1 V' doz. •15.ti0
N 0.3 doz. 35.14 9
No. 3 17 doz. 2.5.00
Sl•cAtp skins. 145 ,
lLitianaba r-,Dlity 20 p,, c.
ad valorem, V in.
pine. clear, in,
..f iht 072 . 2.00
Common (10.• OM®
Cle.ur.le do., 033.00
Com Mon 1 do • 015.50
Clear 2 do• 0'40,00
Corn'n 2 41U• 5320.110
Plooig lin do 19,00820.00
in. common. •
(oak do. do.•-
Pine shingles Irk
1000 •", 50 if 3,i'41
Litiks.saved,sl,l•2so 1,50
•
. . .
Rates of Laurance on cargoes of steam and keel hosts :
From Pittsburgh to Wheeling. Va. i it—
" " " and from Cincinnati. 0 } a I
tl " ° Louisville. Ky. la—
. , " :" NIL Louis, Mo. I :di;
" ," Ikenwille, do. I iir2 r
o " r• Independence 2 e2}
a 0 " Galena.. 111 Bill)
a a :. " Memphis. Tenn. lAt
" " " New Orleans —•1 all
Prom N. Orleanito Pittsburgh 1 013
St. ti) - Ili3 I at—
rhaigf.4 by good Flat Boats to New Orleans a %i
Tstratptko Notice.
1300 SS for subscription to the dwelt - of the Birmingham
Jj and Coal Hill Turnpike Company, are open In cc
cordonce with the Charter of February- sth, P 34.3.
All those desiring to take stock, will find book• open at
the Banking Howie of Maj. Wm. Lorimer, Jr., Fourth at..
Pittsburgh; and at the lintel of Mr. Daniel Shavrimm. in
Dirmitighour. and at Win. Noble's, Lower St. Olair tp.
,12-d3w
OIiSIDERd UM TO ALI. VIIO WRITE.—ManG'
jlt India Rubbey Fluid. for preventing Pens corroding
in ink: also. for adapting them to write on Parchment.
without the aid of pumice. and to facilitate the ink flow
ing free. To Students, Conveyancers, and Mercantile
men, it is invaluable. by merely adding few drops of
this,Aluid to the Ink in use. it will instantly be found to
lie the best auxiliary ever offered, ,as it neutralizes the
acid. preeipafes the sediment, causes a free flow of the
ink. and dispense. , with the trouble of wiping a pen.
Just received and for sale by .
JOMNSTON & STOCIPTON, Stationers,
eor. Market and Third sta.
L WILMAIITIL n. TICRTICSOW. L. C. WILWARTIL
rplinl.l.3ll3F.R Itt:SINFLSS Will hereafter - be conducted
J. (at the old stand of L. Wilmartly t on Penn nt.,) under
lb, Grill .1 . (nrr4l I, NV It.MItRTH & Co.
Wall Paper Warehouse,
N O.
47, 11.411.1i1-71' STICF:ET, between Tlurd - and
4.1 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa..erTHOMAS PALMER,
Nlastufacturer and Importer of WALL PAPER, Fire
Board Prints, Borders' Landscape Papers, Ornamental
Truitepurelit Window Shades. &c., and dealer
in Writing and VI - rapping Paper, Bonnet and Binders'
Boards. ire.. at pretreat on hand a very extensive
and well assorted stock of every article in his line of bu
siness. persons who bay to sell again, ha will make
salibrrai a diiitana t as ran hardly fail to secure their ens
tom; and the mat rasittu from which housekeepers will
have it in diet, power to wires, end the ren, law prie.s at
which he is determined to call them. wiH. he getter, hioe
self, present relit Inducement, as cannot Imo/Arad, in this
location, by any tither House in the trade,
IrrliagA and 'ranutten Br raps will ite nikap In cx
change:nt the biglTaxpriOrs. inarl3-4m
J. D. LEET. J. W. V. WHITE.
y Eor & WIIITE„ Attorneys at Law, Nirashington, Pa.
Collretions made in Washington, Fayette, Greene
and adjoining counties. - nplß•y
AI I St., 'F's UOO - ANJJ 5% RI lAti
Ili ROOMS REMOVED to Messrs. Alexander 4. Day's
Buildings, North side of Diamond.—Persons deeming to
finish their Mercantile Education, in the most thorough
and expeditions manner, will find Mr. D.'s Institution the
most perfect West of the Mountains.
Partnership settlements and balance sheets made out.
Mills, Factories. Joint Stock Companies, and all kinds of
business. can be furnished with a specification of ac.
could, drawn up in such a manner as to exhibit the
opening.sAiochicting, closing and final settlement of,j,he
oifitirA, thus affordingflie keeper of the books an un
erqng guide, from the commencement to the termination
of the business,
Horn-2 to 4, and)" So r. aps
A Recipe far the lissgeunn Hair!
TO FORCE' ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
IT SOFT. SILKY. CLEAN ASSO FlNFL—Persons
in consequent!, of the many things sold. set down every
article. (he it ever so good,) as a humbug. 11 people
could he made to try a ns. bottle of Jotte's Coral Hair Re ,
storati.ve. and sed how it makes dry. rusty. red. light heir
moist, soft. auburn and dark, and keeps ti no; and . h' its
fuse for sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful ;
lif people could see the number of poor respectable. me
chanics
. that use it, 19y.C. and Ond it the cheapest thing
they rain Ause,) for dressing and beautifying the Win for
areping it soft and in order three times as long as any
other artielomade; and
Forces it to grow, stops its falling,
And cost■ but 3 shillings to try,
-We fermerly •old nothing lasi than St bottles, but we
wish people totry it. Sold only at 89 [mind 82] Chatham
et reef, New York. and by ~
lear2o WM. JACKSON, At SO Liberty at.
• 4 0 ti;
Ilannie'd do, .• 2 0 7
/4 , :lies' Twist. 9 0 10
Ping t egs.• • - 610 7
.Iqugin boxes. 13 0 15
Twist• •• • • • 4;0 7
Cuvendhsh.• • • • 0 5
12slurnp in box 11 0 15
2s " 12 ® 17
165 .‘ " 12 0 14
Scotch snug.- •14 0 16
Itappcc • • ..... 12
eta& dry f &pa. 0 25
Toe-F.—Duty 20 cent.
Imperial 05
Gunpowder• • _ 4.5 0) 76
Young Hyson 30 0 40
Voncbons•• • • 50 22 75
Tinplate—Duty 15 jf•
cent,
I Batten Block • • 0
1 X 10@.50
• Tallow—Duty 10 1p• ct.
Rendered • • • •
Bough 0 51
Sono Grensc.• 410 54.
Vices--p box.
Solid boxes. 14 0. 16
•
Winer-.. Duty 404 4 cent
t. P - Madeirrt..2,oo a 3.00
P Tenerit(44.oo B. 1.50
I.isbon 7.5 -0 1.50
Dry Multsttu • ..116. 44 70
Sweet., •.••- • • 64 tit 65
Marsoillost• .• • 70 76
Port 1.50 tik 6.00
Cultiltriu . 05 d , 70
Woo/-47 ib—lluty so
4) cent. 9
Prime. c 3 ¢ 35
Full blood.• •• • r ti 4 .T 3
blood 55
blood 26 46
blood & com. 41 26
g - n noti.
( :mouton
ltectilied 19 :it 121
(4.11 ryr &old 3: uD 54.1
.
Zlnc—{o tb
Slicei
Inh.•
Freights -4k 100 tbs.
TuCineirmati—
Dry Goods—, 15 it 20
Heavy • • at 10
To Louisville.
Dry Goods••.• 20 25
Uravy 12ja
To St. Louis.
Dry Goods.• ••• 40 3 50
Heavy 2.1
'Co Cleveland and Eric.
Thy Goods.• •• • 0 40
Hoary 15 3 37{
To and from Brownsville
Dry G'ds. down 0 15
Produce, &c.. up toa
'Co Nashvllic
Dry Goode.- • • •
Heavy
To \\•heeling.
Dry Goods •• • • 3 15
Heavy d 10
To 'Zanesville.
Dry Goods • •
Hoary
To Heaver.
0 50
0555 30
Drc Good.
Ileass •• •
, • •
To New OTlonos.
Dry Goods. •• • .511;3 62
&c.• •• • 15j 40
way": OF FREIGHT ON Mk
PA. CANAL AXU RAILROAD[.
4° 100 lbs. 00e
Ashes. pot k pearl 50
Batter and Karon •` 05
Bale rope & int;rl; " 70
Beeswax, " 75
Bristles, " 75
Ilmoms, " 1.50
Cheese, 0 70
Corn, Vt . bu 30
Corn Metal 4 bbl 1.00
Cotton. " 60
Chilled Rollers. •' 1.00
Drugs& Medicines." 1.00
Dry Goods, too
Pried Fruit. " 75.
Flour. P bbl. 1.00
Furs and Peltries.
100 rbe.l.oo
Feathers, '• 1.00
Furniture, " IAIO
Glass rare, " 75
Wind. Glass. P. l.a. 60grret
Ginseng, h) 100 tbs. 75
flair " 75
flops, " 75
!Temp, •`
75e. dry ei.) "
lenlhc r, " t.O
Lend. 40
141. M and 011,
f'zistor. 103
Oil,. (e h e'rl“ 1.00
Pork. I pickled 1.50
Y 100 lbs. 65
Racs, 100 tss. 713
Seeds,
Skins, deer lc butt '•
Tntlow. 05
Tubaceo.Obiu lest; " 7.5
•
Ky. " "
fli
1/7 , bu.
Wool. " 1,0 N)
Whiskey, fp bbl.
TO BALTIMORE CIA MOYON
GAISELA BLACS WAILS A ND
6 DAT LINES.
Cfnns No. 1— Balt
Bncon. I.nrd. Park,
ThtttrrAlteese. To
' bare, &c. 674
Third Fruit. Reeds,
Wont. Frathnrn,
pad Itlerchnndlze,
Marine Fuiritrance.
~- ~-~ . >-. Y-a ...:_
.yy.'!<....z.z.ivL.s~:::wJna:s,~£bS~t-i"k ~fr, a~.b..:': ~ rry. ,~ •'3~ ~"~sn~.. •~5%.:%ii.":~.'.~~r~.:.."+.r..A: ,, :..^~5.::.'
~-~ •f+ic~~:kl~t~sYisF '~-' - ~, Khzem;'. }' ~~.e<•X+=
.il4 iitawlitt..
piTrsiti"M.GraisiDadaiD TRADN
R. M. YELL,
JAM MAY, Coma:MTV , rc ' z Arai-
JoHN SHIPTON.
rAssrivora ARBANOF.M - ENT — S - rnr. 1349.
Steamboat Packet Line. leaves daily for Cineinnati,lo a sr.
Pa csenger Packet. via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 9 •. 11... and 0 P. 11.
Midi Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, O 'A. x., aid I^}.
P. K.
Western and SoutLerri Coach Line. 6 A. lit.
North-Western. via Cleveland. daily, 10
Erie and Western New York. daily. Q s.. H.
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
A. X,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Eastern Alai! via Philadelphia. due 3 A. M., closes le le
Western Mail, Cin. and lAMUSY.. due S r. Y., clo.es 5 1. h;
South. via Rah. and Washington, due d P. M.) e/Osci 5 A.
North-Western via Cleveland. due 10 A. at.. closes 9 A. sr
Erie and Western New York, dile S P. W., clones 5 4. M.
STOCKS.
Par calms. Asked. Offered.
Bank of Pittsburgh 550.00 1551175 550.00
Exchange Bank 50,00 44,00 . 43.50
Merchants' and 51. Bank 50,00 47,00 45,00
Fainters' Fleposit Bank None in market.
!land Street .I.tridge • • 50.00 50,00 45.00
Northern Liberties Bridge 50.00 35.00
Ohl Allegheny Bridge '?.,00 5, 35,00 35,00
Coati, ellsvalle 11, It, Stock. paid on
shares.SV, so ' • • ' 5,00 1,43
City Bonds (0 +? cent;) 95,00
Monongahela Bridge ...... •.. •• • 95.00 10.50
Gas Stock 50.00 45.00
Weekly ROVICNV or the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
FRWAT AIOILIIING, April 14, le4d.
Our commercial week has passed quite encourag
ingly : the signs ofpanic exhibited some days ago,
are happily vanishing. There appears to be more
confidence in the banking institutions of Ohio,
though still there who receive large - heaps daily, are
careful not to lot them be in their safes over night.
The amount of business transacted in the city during
the week, has been tremendous. Every merchant
has been crowded with orders—many of which they
foune grrat difficulty in filling. The transactions
have been confined to the regular trade ; we notic e
but little speculation in the fluctuating articles.—
Goods are sent efFfreely to the "regular four months
customers," which indicates a great degree of con
fidence in the future condition of the western trade.
The rivers have been in fine order, and the pros
pect of a continuance of high water is good enough.
We have heard no croaking among steam boat men,
though the competition is very brick. There ap
pears to he an abundance of Freight in the city ;
width goes off at fair prices.
The weather has been warm and pleasant ; one
good shower was all that came upon us.
The roads are now in good order, but we have
not seen the expected arrivals of country produce
which were to cheapen the market. The farmers
doubtless have more profitable work on hands than
coming to town with little loads of stuff. We no
tice no decline in pried' of country produce ofim.
portance, and the supply in market as not great.
The effects of the opening of the Pennsylvania
and Ohio canal, have bon felt. We observe Cheese,
Ashes, and other articles of Western Reserve Pro
duce on the wharf, but not in sufficient quantities
to effect any change in the market.
From the Western states enormous lots of Bacon,
Bulk Pork, Lard, Skins and other articles, are com
ing in. From the South, Cotton, Hemp, Sugar,
Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, &c. are beeped
upon our market.
In prices we are not aware of any very import
ant change; we quote in the report below the ['w
ent rates.
The Canal business may he learned from the fol
lowing statement 1—
COLLIECTOU'I OFFICZ,}
Pittsburgh, April - 13, 1848.
Amount of Tolls received of Boats Cleared, and
tolls received per last week, ending en Wednesday,
12th April, IS4S.
No. Boats Cleared. Tonnage. Tolls,
124 5,960,44 $5,095,83
At the Allegheny wharf the greatest activity pre
vails. The wharf is covered with Pig Metal, Lem_
her, Staves, Whoop Poles, Hay, varinni manufactur
lured article., and Grain and Produce. The steam
ers un regularly, going out well laden with articles
of Pittsburgh manufactures, Groceries, &c.
4.
Iliti EY MATTERS.--Money begms to come in
pretty freely from the country ; which, in addition
to the business of the reason, ii facilitated by the
juniors afloat in regard to " currency." These sus
picions tend to swell the accounts with our Broker.,
and re`duce the value of Western bank notes. In
Cincinnati, there are stories in circulation prejudi
cial to the Norwalk and Sandusky banks, but from
all the information we have been able to obtain,
they are destitute of any tangible foundation. Our
merchants here, who are in correspondence with
those points, declare that the rumors have been oc.
visioned by designing persons, in order to bay up
the notes at a depreciation. If so, they have gUe.
ceedod in their object. Eschange on both East end
Wont, is without any variation from our last quota
tions. Eastern funds, though not plenty, are be
coming mote abundant; the selling rate is g per
cent. premium. The Brokers are at present buying
currency at 2.421 per cent. Tha is altogether owing
to the demand for, and the difficulty in obtaining
specie fondle,— to meet obligations is bank. In a
few days, it is thought, the rates of discount will be
the same as formerly, and therefore we have thought
it advisable to omit our table for the present.
Flour—The receipts during the week have been eon.
siderable, and the demand has been quite good. There
has been some finetuation in prices, but we now find
prices ranging about as they did last week. Some lots
have been bought for shipment—but the greater portion
of the Flour bought has been for home consumption;
We can get no reliable information as to the future condi
tion of the market. as the moat intelligent dealers differ
in opinion; some predict an advance, while others assert
that there must be a decline. We are tempted to regard
the latter class as right--for we cannot see what there is
to keep up the price, while there is so much decline in
other articles of food. There appears to be plenty of
Flour in the country, which will be crowded upon the mar.
ket soon. Much, however, is of inferior quality. The re.
ceipts yesterday were light, and there appeared to be a
fair demand. We noticed several sales on wharf at the
following rates: e. 1.50. 4.0024.62 e. We consider: 84,56
the average quotation for yesterday's transactions, From
store *4,6261,75 were the hgures, at which we noticed
sales.
Sugar—We hare but little to remark in relation to
Sugar. It seems to maintain its price. notwithstanding
the great supply on hands. and the forced sale. We
quote at .503.1 e, in ktbds. fur Prime New Orleans, on time.
—Large lots are taken freely at fi7Vit29e.
The sales to the country are brink. Market well supplied,
and demand good. We notice that an inferior artieleli
in market. We do not quote sales of any but Ninth.'
C heeae—Several small lota have arrived, and sales
already %toted at 70Se. Goshen sells at Plefle.
Mutter-. The article is very scarce, and may remain
so for a week or more. Very little Prime Better has ar
rived. The Diamond Market has not met the demand.
Sales in bbls. have been made at 15216 e. By retail 20a
2.55, are the prices.
Potatoes—The market is very well supplied, and
prices have declined. WE have heard of sales of Pink
Eyes to *1.37 for 3 hu. bbls. Red are worth 50e. P ho.
Neshannoek. 811.50 P bbl.
Eggs—The market ie n6w glutted, and sales 1n bble
at 61e.
Dried Apples—Sale{ at 70e. fromlirst hands. /rem
store 751 Me. Market poorly supplied.
W hiskey—There is ne thane in Rectified; regular
sales at 20c. Raw has advanced, in consequence of tha
advance in Cineinnati ; a good article is worth 17:17}d.
Linseed Olt—Sale of 1.5 bbls. at 511 e.; eingle bbl,.
are cold at 596'60e.
Rye—Sale from first hands at Me.
Rye Flower—Sale yesterday front firm hands at S 3
There Appears to be some demand.
Clder—Crab Cider is wort , ' sa,ooorr,oo. The demand
is good. and not much in market.
Lime—Sales from store at e 1,51101.02.
.'Honey—gales at 15010 e. in Comb; by rated] at IEIO
20 ream
Tin Plate—Regular sales SI at if10,0021a0,50.
Shall-,RegtAay sales at 01,37 F bag.
Graham Flons,-Sales at 2e. F lb.
Moe—Brisk at 6105;e. in tierces.
Beeswax—Sale of 50 Mc at 211 e.
no tairairrSales of 50 boxes M. IL at 162,121t2,25.
from store at 37040 e.
. WI udisi ItA S Wei; iiitiiirtetivity in
the , market . shiee:thTe": . opeititti:of the Springwadp. We'
have heard of sates oecily *lmmo nt quotations; for
which set ra,de. Country brandi hare been taken at
wide range : 83 ; 2'163,62. Tile deinatid couili:1 1 4411 6 00 4;'
and the receipts from inanufacturlini are heiii;il;
lOsird—Salta at 011151 e. •
Ileasse—Salea of Sinall White at 75050 e;
. r •
Salt -:-Sales at canal at 81,25.
Ale—Demand brisk at former quotations: 117, 1 : 1 00 ,9 , 00 -
Coal—Cowing in frotn all directions; 1011114 at '.se;
Oandles.-Ne change; aides brisk, .
Figs---Salea• at 1219150. •
Corn--Some receipts; sales on wharf at', 3311,35 e.
Vinegssrliestlar sales of excellent Cidtit Vinegar
at9a.
Itiaga- . -nagular saki! at 31e.
Fead--There have been no immolations in.Dran and
shorts. The prices are probably mwhanged.
Conl—liegular sides from boats at se.
Pea Nuts—Sale of 200 hu. at 81,00.
Soap—No change In any kind Of Soap. Several lots
arrived frornciuqienati„ Regular sales at old quotations.
Cotton Yarns—Demand brisk ; and regular sales
at priers quoted abeve.
Coffee—Market well supplied with a superior article.
Regular sales Rio at 83e1e., according to quality.
Cordage—,The figures in our table are correct.
k'eathers—Receipts have been Very behvy during
the week; bat we note no change in prices. Several lots
have been shipped west. Sales at 31.032 c.
Powder—No change; Lrisk demand, and plenty In
market. For prices sea table.
Ptg Metal—There is no longer any feeling in the
market, as all the No, I Allegheny ban been disposed of.
There is some Canal Metal in the market yet, and apple
little lots inferior Allegheny. The sales of No. 1, as be
fore reported, were at 040231. The furnace men are all
satisfied with their sales, and go home rejoicing that the
panic-makers did not succeed in reducing the priceirto
►ivao. rVietal has been bought, we, have heard
no more about the stoppage of the iron establishments.
Bacon—The market is glutted, as we have before no
ticed. The receipts are still heavy, and we understand
the west contains immense quantities that are yet to be
shipped through nod to this city. In price, the tendency
is cert•inly downward, notwithstanding sale■ are now
made at ruinuunly lo • rates. We quota at 31d4e., Hog
Round.
Bulk Pork—Large receipts. but no salsa that we
can hear of. We think we might quote at 2103 e.
Beans—The market is overstocked, and there sp.
pears to be but little demand. We have .be■rd of no
gales, except In a retail way. A first rate article of
Small White is held at 753e0; other varieties at 60070.
Feeds—Clore, There has been but little activity in
the market this week. We quote at 53,12 from first
hands, which. we understand, will be paid fur a good ar
ticle. From store $3,23 3,37 i in a retail way $3,20.
Dar—Sales at 95.
Brown Mustard—This article (of good quality) finds
ready sale at 99, 5023 , 00 .
Hemp—Nothing doing worth notice. We quote at
$115,00V't20.00 too.
Apples—Some lots arriving daily; but are taken with
a great deal of caution. Sales have been made on the
wharf us high as 52,50; for inferior qualities, 81,75.42,00
have been taken.
Buckets—No change in prices. Market well sup
plied. Sales of Beaver at 82.2002,25.
grooms—Plenty• in market, of all qualities. We
hear of sales at 51.1732.00.
Grain—We have very little to say in relation to any
kind of Grain.
117iteu—ls nominal; we hear of no ■ales, except of
small lots to mills. We quote at 07295.
Barley—We quote as yesterday,. sale at wharf of 100
ha. at 40c.
(m—Arming miner alowiy, and sales at 255323 from
first hands.
C arrant s—Sale of n V11E1110( at lek.
Al mo»d•—Hales of small lute shelled at 20315;
SUR 17c.; hard 1 c.
al• e t—Regula r aisles at fit1,1%?..92,25 boz
Feed—No change to notice in any article of Feed.—
The otarkel is still bare, and receipts ;Mount to &Loot
nothing.
!?ran—Worth ISo. on wharf; 16.318 iu Coto
Sharo—Worth 25c. on wharf: from store 2.ie
II ide s—The receipts of 'Missouri and Illinois eon nue
large. Sales from store at the following rates: Missouri
F+SLUfe.i Illinois 9:d11c.: City Slaughter green is worth 3
et 4c.: Patna Kips 81.50V1.6 ,, a-prece ; Spanish 121V14.
Orangea—The market is out well supplied, Sides
quick at S.1,5003.1:110. Large lots are expected.
bespoug—Detnaritl pretty fair, with so:Relent quart
tittes in market to meet it. Sale yesterday at $4 50.
Lumber —There baa been a brisk demand for Lum
ber during the Nr ce k. and all the good rafts have been
bought. There is no change in the prieeof boards, and
w~ mill quote at S and 916. No change in dry LumbeK
Shingles on calm gat a way a hole. We quote at .32.,3.723
12,50.
Leather—The bcsinees is brisk, but no change Li
prices have been reported.
Aetse■—The figures in our table are as near correct
■s we can make them. There are but few transactions,
which make it difficult to arrive at a certain price.
Cotton—Very dull; we lour of no transactions. We
can not state any thing further than that holders era firm
at 741'7i for Tennessee.
Cattle—There was no' safes yesterday at the Alle.
glieny yards, and the receipts dil not amount to more
than ten head of Beeves. Of Sbeep, Hogs and Calves
there were none. We are therefore without quotation's.
Itiva .311trIliqout
efunT 01. rvirTsuuttirAn
Sf VExr waarn ix viz cuAxNp..
A URI VEII,
Steamer Bitaypr, Clark, NVellssille;
Baltic, Jacobs. 13rovrtissillit.
Atlantic. Parkinson, do;
" Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver and Willasilk;
" Michigan No. 2. Gilson, Ikareri
Palo Alto. MePoliald, Bearer,
Friendship. Masts, Cincinnati;
" Clipper, Nu Coooks, Cincinnati;
DEPARIP.P,
Steamer Bearer, Clark. IVeHiving;
• Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
✓ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville;
Caleb Cope. Moore, Heaver and Wellsville
" Michigan Nu. 2, Oilson, Beaver;
Palo" Alto, M'Dunald , Beaver;
• Von Bush, Jenkins, Louisville,
• Brilliant, Once, Cincinnati;
" Consul, Diuney, Wheeling,
" Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport;
Umpire,—Cincinuaitc
✓ St, Cloud. Lipt, N. Orleans;
" rammoont. Poe, St. Louis;
Coanci, Boyd, Zanefville;
" Schuylkill, Andrews, St. Louis;
" North Carolina, Deviancy, St. Louis;
itivEs..—.There were five feet three inches water
in the channel yesterday afternoon.
Tsz OItENTAL.—Thi■ splendid St. Louis racket
leaves to-day fur St. Louis.
sir The regular packet feaveate•day at 10 ♦. al
kCr See advertiseecnts of BrOwnsville rad Wells
ville Packets.
Nursery Stook for Sale.
Tee subscriber offers for sale Ins entire stock,
in lots to suit purchasers, at very reduced prices.
The collection is not equalled fora select and ex
tensive variety, in the Western country . ; containing many
new, ram and valuable plants, consisting in part of Ca
mellia, Japonicas, large flowering plants, from 3 b 3 d feet
in height, Cactus, Azaloes , Geraniums, Fushrins, Month
ly, Notsette Cluster, Perpetual Moss, Vining or Pillar
-
Rose ,s the finest and most esteemed roots in cultivation.
The Dahlia list contains the most showy and fins prize
roots grown; Flower Roots, a huge variety; Vines, shrub
bery, shade trees, evergreens, &c. Amateurs, nursery
men mid others, who wont .to decorate their , yards, gar
dens, pleasure grounds, or green houses, Isre reapecuhily
invited to examine the collettion, which is open to visit
ors, except on Sundays. Conveyance by the omnibus and
greenwood ferry. Deseriptive catalogues sent by mail,
or may be had at oar stand, No. in Diantohd Market,
where orders left with us, or by mail to Pittsburgh Post
Office, will be promptly attended to. John Graham, a
practical gardner, will attend to planting shade trees,My
mg of gardens, &e. Orders left 1131 &brave. .
JAS. WARDItOP,
3falutheater, near Pittsburgh
mar 17.dirn
IrALUADLE CITY PROPERTY.-.For Sale an im.
proved Property on a.iberty Street containing a
large Brick Dwelling House with good cellare,a Hall of
entrance two Parlors, Dining-room Kitchen . and Wash.
room on first stot y a Hall and four splendid rooms tin 2d
story. Three fine rooms on 3d story and three rooms on
the garret all finished in.modern style and in comfortable
order.
Also, two large Haiiding Lots on renn street a bargain
can be had in the above property if applied for. soon,
terms aceomodating. S. CUTHBERT, Gen agent.
April S. 1848. Smithfield above 4th xtrp.rt.
Removal.
& E. TODD would respectfully inform the mei'.
chants of this city end our customers generally,
that we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, to the corner of Fittb and Market streets,
2d slimy over James P. langur, entrance en Fifth street,
where we intend to keep on hand a large stock of Shirts,
of our - own manufacture with an assortment of Gentle
mem,' Furnishing Goods, usually kept by Eastern Whole ;
sale Furnishing Stores.
Being very thankful for the kind patronage bestowed
on us thr the past year, we would be happy" to receive
calls from our old customers and merchants generally,
and would inform them that we intend nothing on'our
Part Shall induce them look further,, as N , raekpe,et ftdd
Aely to oar elook, - and ditdnish out pfideS- • • - •
mernhanti and dealers are ,soltiited to ;,tednini
stook of Goods. - vipto-if
for' -Sae'
- - .
wait ktAT..r, tftp , Ap,t-A'inie",iniiitli • t ortrottn• rn
nnat. toWashiri.ltititiles fronaTlltebitight#4 .5r
miles tram:the canal There - are - 5 scras,A . ..
well Cleared fenced: A - glsod..t , fio aiarY":"Ldg .
House, o bY 18, with two room to }trick chin),
nay. and a log stable and abed arc ou the 101. The house
is at present andut44 tt's a ,taidl store, and *il/ make, a
good stand fox Century busluess.' There is,A fine' large
garden, fur rrtisin,," mark...llllg for the Pittsbnrglintlarket.
The roed'from Pittslinrgh to Siackennbutgli 6w? Feeaprirt.
passes the, door. The above property will be sop rew for
cash, or half cash tuutsix montlis.credit; and aeood little
given on paying for it. Possesaicot given on the lst of
April. Fur terms and particulars apply at •
ISAAC 11A,Iifiltil' Agency and •
Int,llu hied . °Meet Fifth -
11.. well nrrauged with - hnlLof
room and kitchen, four:bed rooms.. finished garret. goou n
cellar, and pleasantly located on ',liberty street, Alleghs.
ny: Price and terms accommotletimr.
S. CU'llluEnT,Cieneral Art.,
mar 27 - . - ..Smithfieldstrest.
ci_ MTH WA itirrnel - ft [{'i't. kirit' SA:I.E.—A two
spry Brick nonce, situated in the 6th ward;
eontams four rooms, hall;
. kitchen and coal e house, Prtce
SECO, and terms easy. Also. tiro Franic Houses, each
"""aining five TOIPITIO; price $O5O each; terms aceoinmo t
ling. Apply - at S. cuTithEirrs,
Real Estate Office, Smithfield at., near Fourth.
marZ
1 . 3 EAL ES E
TAT—Pcis wons wishing purenuse Own.-
llotsiei. BUILDING LOTS, or FARMS. can
End a great variely. for sale on accommodating terms, at
S. CUTHIJERrii Heal Estate Office.
marl 7 CO Smithfield st.
1 7 " , " ,, 5.irf ,: e1FA11.:11 FOB SAI.F Shuttled on the
Ohio River. twelve miles below Pittsburgh. on slap
road to Beaver. and adjoining land of John Hays. Esg.,
containing 100 acres. well improved, with a good House,
Barn, and Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, comprising
Apples, Poaches. Cherries, &e. Thts tu , Rerts is of the
must desirable now offered for sale. bar further partied
lars apply at S. CUTHBERT'S Real Beale 011ie°,
maral 50 Smithfield st.
Q TABLE TO, RENT.—A LOU Stelae, with Dartrup
0 house, so rent from the Ist of April next. Inquire of
mar7-tf P. L. SNOWDEN. 29 Water st.
r 1 , 0 LET—Thai large and commodious warehouse.
naiad on Second street. near Wood. jum below ; Parks
& Co.', aut.rat prevent occnmed by John Little, Est..
S. Ci.YI4ISPAT: Oen. Agent,
Mar 7 . 50 Smithfield street,'
•
l 7 00M TO 1,131 —On the . &aeon& story of thn ~ arc-1.1,
1.1, h0u5e,..N0.26. Wood at., Lavina a frottt entrance.
marl GEormE COCHRAN%
To Let,
A NEW two story Brick Dwelling linuse, situ-'
ated on the East Commoa, 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 mantels and improved sliding
doors; dining room and kitchen on the first (Thor, and four
good bed rooms on the second story :'with finished garret.
Enquire of RICRA RD GRAY. on the premises: or of
febil-tf JAMES PARK. Jr. A. CO.. Second st.
PO LET—A Brick Douse, ciiriter of Webster and Ful
ton streets, formerly occupied by J. B. Butler. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to
febl9-tf J. C. CUMMINS.
ryo LET.—.% Room on the first story, and the second
anti third stories of* brick house, coiner of Fifth and
nion etreets.
ALSO—A very neat and tonveuient Frame rotta . Fe,
in Allegheny city. Apply to JAMES TAI.
/1,0 ttrINT.-A Basemen[ with two rooms. suitable for
a physician - or dentist. on l'euu street. between Hand
and Irwin 'tracts. bald:2 1.. WILMA NT' I.
IVO LET.--One new three story DivelitTirflicuari, with
bath house attached, situate near the corneroi Wylii
and Washington streets. Pussession given oil the first of
April npit, Urot l 7l
JOHN F. PERRY.
LETPthree dwelling houses. situatcou ir";l7lW . h
I street, near the Canal Bridge, in the city of Pitts
burgh.
Also, a R00m,75 by IN feet, with a eunvanient entranti
on sth, near Wood street.
Also, a frame dwelling. two stories. witlq an acre of
ground under cultivation, situate on Ohio Lane, in the
city of Allegheny. Enquire of
fanS J. D. WILLIAMS. DO Wood et.
WELCH, DELEVAN 1c NATHAlirtp
NATIONAL
hROMIIw NaulfiPhiieaebeu't
consistingntaCi:leTa talentedetiilt4
of Equestrians. will open this aerison'a cainpai,gm in Vito-,
bargh, on mosri4y EVIL.WING. 4pril 17th, for=d,
gl‘nrl season, on the old ground in front of tho Amerienif
The followini distinguished and popular performers
will have the honor of appearing every CVCLIIIIS during
their star in the city:
.1. J. Nathona, Richard Rive's, Sig. Cierigani,
Frank Brower, N. Johnson, ten Huntington,
C. Woods. Ben Mallory , unes If nit lane,
Ned Jamison, T. Brower, 'ash. eimpLers,
Georg. rtoaLar , Anthony Faster, Tom KIM..
M. Sherwood, itlasters Frank and Win. ( ' aster,
Err Alliniigion: 25 cents. No half price.
irpthxirs open at iii—perfurinutice to commence ate:;
o'clock.
For pvticulars afpc;formancc see ptogr3mme of ea :h
Jay.
416
Grown, o
4 (
_gill 6.5 Demand Alley. ran. tic consulted in ull
rute,.es of a pnrau
t h e „ a Mca a ;ire in.:
s ) und Syphilitic erupt ions.conorrho•a
4 fearer.
and Its CuilteqUenpat, together with all ve
nereal deserter. impurities of the bloat, with all diseases of
renewstorigin. ik i 11 discases.withstere to res. plc et, marred
discharges. seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism. finale weakness, discuses of the• womb.
monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints, fistula iu
anat. nervous airretiods. pains in the back and loinsirri
tations of the neck of the bladder rand kidneys, scot' utie
eruptions, letter. ringworm. mercurial diseases. &c.
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICEII
Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising from youthful excesses,_
gamy, elitnate, or impurities of the blood, ichereliy the
constitution may hare been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his cure. .
Dr. Drown's offices are conveniently arranged into
mate apartments. Patients can 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. Brown's reply skill in removing marrcal dis
eascp, in their various (Mini andstages, itiiNerments
which can rarely be equalled'. flthrngels ere hereby ap
priied that Dr. Brow') has been regularly educated an
every branch of medicine, and for the list twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment of, those
disease's.
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon in
Pittsburgh who' gtves his whole attention to those com.
plaints.
ED - Certain, safe and speedy cures will, in all cases,, be
guaranteed.
tu c cau t ases are relieved in a shots time, without inter:
ruption gam business.
rrllernie or Ituptare.—Dr. Drown also invites per
sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he Lao pstd parucu
lar attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must Contain a
fee. or they will not be attended to.
Irr - OifiO• on Diamond Allay, a few dbora from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations strictly cunt;
dentist. oct2s.d&vri y
ItIIEUMATISCII.—Dr. Tfrowirs newly discovered rem.
• edy for Itheuntatism is a . speedy and certain remedy
for that painful trouble. It never (ails.
Office and private Consultation Rooms. No. 65, Dia
mond alley, rittstiurgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at
home. ianla-dawtf
T. de J. T. DUCA &CU,
No. 77 & 79. CORNER SI XTH AND 1.1 BEETS' STEETS.
Laving enlarged az!
aboved and n ewl we l l c v fi o t fitted u s tt i l7i
i
invite the attention of their friends and the publicie to their
choke selection of New Goods, comprising every varie
ty for spring and• summer year, selected especially for
their custotne roeparttneni. Those wishing to leave ;heir
orders will find at this establishment every style of new
and desirable goods. Their stook of ready made Cloth
ing. is extensive got up in the best manner. of durable =-
tonal, and well worthy the attentiotf of those wishing to
purchase. All are invited to call. and may rest assured
thht they will be pleased with price. quality and variety.
A large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand.
aprillo 6mu.
Spring Style.
0„ . MOORE, has just received from:ley, York, the
Spring Style of slats—which he will iatrealucV
on Satufdly, March 4. II those in want' or a neat .
and superior 1101, will pleas call and examine, at NO. 75,
Wood street, .3d door above Fourth street. nl3
'MEW BOOKS.—VoI. 2 History of the Diruntists, or
.L Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the Revolution
from unpublished sources; by Alphonse do Lainartine
in three vols. Vol. 2d Mist received.
The Life of Chevalier Bayard, " the Good Knight ;" by
W. Gilmore Simms.
Scenes at Washington--a story of the last generation
by a Citizen oi Baltimore.
Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains; by
Geo. P. 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," "The' Diary of a
Late Physician," he.
The above works received this day, and for sale by
• JOHNSTON de STOCKTO:si,
feb2,lßooksellers , Market at.
MEANOVIT — One
AND STINGY any must be who ll will have any kind of bad, dirty, hafah. gray, or red
Hair, when we have so often shown )hem the names of
persona who being thus, have. liv the use of a 3s. bottle of
JONES'S COITAL TWA )3r,SToßxrivE, had flue
long silky heir. - Sold tit qhttlhatti et.. N. V., and by
• AVAL '.TACKSON, kgent,
rnar2s . . SO Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
Goochlam ping an. Bleeding.
no. 55, ZITTI STAINS..
lia NORRIS, (Successor to M. R.
• Leeches received monthly, attendance at all hours.
cence : The Physicians of Pittsburgh. Allegheny and
Birmingham: 1849.
I most eheettbile recommend to the Physicians, Pami
lies, and all my ormer friends and patrons. Mr. R. IL
NORRIS. as hang thoroughly aentrainted with the boil
neu, and worthy of patronage. M. R. DELANY.
mar2l4 l ll l
100
T ig A n ß, me o n f t p .in rile i it2 r n . aly
b and good condition,
ars B o ß n L c S on
TAAFTISc O'CONNOR.
ALL the Morning and most of the - Etttehuigh Weeiry
lid‘espapers, Stbbett's Counterfeit Ditee!or and Har
ris's Pittsburgh and Allegheny City Direetortea; kern for
sale by ISAAC HARRI S ,
np7 Nan st,. trnat St. Clair.
IF P VII ADAMS, of Bucks - county, (u -volunteer
lately from Mexico.)' will calhmon the Poet Memel , .
Allegheny city, or on Dr. Watt; he wall hear of something
to his interest.
~JSjprlag •as . on. 9 . x. , R4S.
'LT 9CoaD Sc. Cai (late AT Cor d King,) IIAT•
~.
~, . TERS. will introduce the Spring Style of
a -.lfT5 this day, Saturday, Marsh 3th, - 184R.
: - nig, trierldo end epstomera agn - ret ut Zeit. 61-itAljirtil.
examine filar Edo& ,al3itatag, l l4 • stAtt ''' 1. 440 ,-4.6 'n
New Voyk, atlhok stare, eorner,of : Slid
. .pea_l4...;
marl-T
=II
v.._. ~trh°in iioa~a~~'oluttltl ~.
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CINCINNATI ,AND: PriTSBIJRGE ,
DAILY ST.E..AN - !Pt.ACJEVIII! LIRE.
rr ills IndePeadent Line vf,steameri .I , :liovreomposed
1 of the largest, swiftest,.-best finished "antl,furnishetl.
and most powerfulfboats ors ooz:waters of the AYest.'The
highest wages are paid for the ,'ervices -of the • hest and;
most experteneed , men engaged ir..the "river, business.
The liner has bden operation for years has tarried
nearly two ntillions-of Teeple, without c , oing the slightest
injury to their persons. The , proyniutors , rhalienge eons-,
Damien with any.passenger hue in- the. Union , for safety;
regularity. and speed,=All ,that. money - esti. has.
been provided for the safetyccoinfort and conven.snee. of
Passengers. The boats lenve'Cor Cincinnati: folloom
.A/OND.t Y PA eirET.—Tha.M osova Arrata: , Capt. Stoat,
vent le=v•C Pittsburgh every-MD.lday morning at ill o'clock,
'Wheeling every Bluhday teenitiret 10. r. at;
TURSDA . Y PACK.E2`.—TIic r Ifinama No. 2, Capt.
Jae. Klineriter. will leave Pittahurch every l'oevilay
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling ',very Tuvaday evening
at 10 e.
•
147EDNA'SDA7 PACEET....—The New Itiroi.eirn O.
2, Cups. it:. Dean, will leave P i ttsburgh every Weilneeday
morning nrIllo'cloca; Vital:l:Wig every 'Neilmiedut ever,,
ing at lir P. M.
TIIUANLIT .I"ACKET.—'rhe Danairier, Cart.
Grace...trill leave Fittibilrgb terrl'hursilay morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every 'l'hurid ay evelutig at 10P. U.
•
FRJ.P.gi YEA CE±T.-I'he kletrrkit k_Capt, Cr - ooki;'
Trill leave Pittsburgh every Friday short:dug 11[10 u'alock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r.
SATURDAY I'ACSET.—The Alassaectan, Capt. D.
Camp. will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday raortattg at
o'clock ; Nir'heating every Saturday craning at 3.0 e. u.
911117)AY PA OKET.--11:e leakc Newvair, Cart. A. G.
Masao, will Ipayc l'imeburgli every Sundny morning at
ly o'clock; Wheeling eveiy Sunday evening al 10 C. Y.
1,0,
Vor provirpaTM . fo'
Tlie new and splendid inisenger and stall
strainer BALTIC, JAeOPS, will
. Icavo
or the a ova port during the preeitit wog, at Et
positively.. .
V. 7 fret^lit or passitgi. apple on board. foLII
Vor Browns
AEATI lli itevr Moil and Passongee iteemer AT
LANTIC. JAmns l'AtAtsioN, Matter. will
kayo for the above port this day, at 'at A. AL, puxineely.
For freight or pnssnge apply ott board: • • feint
_•
For Lafayette anti liraLahlt 13,1 var.
The light draitgla steamer SWAN. IL May,
rster, will leave 'for the above and inter.,
mediate landings, oa Friday. 1431 ins:au%
al 3 o'clock. r. st.
For Crvight,or, postage apply on board,lar to
aput J A ML:S MAY.
isaver auiL 10l svi Vackst...----•
THE . steamboat 13 EAVIli, - CuAiits 'r.'
CLARICE, AinStC!. will. during the coming
winter season, make daily trips to hearer and W.:Norther
leaving Pittsburgh every morning. nt9 o'clock, and NVells
rine at 3 o'clock, r. M.
tierls -1). M. lIARTC)N Jc CO.. Acants..
For Cillellllll/.1.1.
--4WiThe light draught steamer FRIENDSIIIP,
DAVIS, Niaster, will leave fur the above nod
P iitterntediate ports, on Shturday, the 15th lent.
For freight or ritssnge apto on boned. tonr IS
•
For St. Louis. • ,
• The new and splendid steamer °MESITA-T.;
4 y•N LICION. Muster, will leave tin the above
and intermediate puns on. FridaT the 14th
into ant. -
l'or freight or passage apply on Loarg' marlo
For St. Louis. -
lagsplendid stenrner NORTH CATIDLI
NA, ner - EvAT:r, Ainatur. will !envy for the
noove t4nli interirreilinpr. ports. regularly. "
For *ergot or pa•afge iippty felel
New Arrangement. -
THE steamer CALLI 3 tati'll will leave for
Beaver. Glasgow, and Wellsville.. on 'Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, ut p re
turning.on Monday, %Veal/wady, and Friday. She has a
boat at the landiar, between ood.street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights at any time.. • .
S. & W.• HARI3AUGII. Agents.
ma rB , • No. 33. Wood street.
.for
IagTIJE fmt-rualtinipna3,angpr at/Fr
SYLVANI A:, R. C. GRAY, Master.will leave
regularly . ..for,the above .auti interute.tiiate ports.
•or freleht or paaxa.,r.re 3p 1) .0a board. rn27
• ' ' • Par New Orly/most ' •' • '•
TIIE spletalid new steniger'!37l.VANNA,.:
il• Dgamsga. Master.
.1.011 leava icaariy
forthr , alirse ;144 nil ititgrreetliatelandings: .
For tresahVor passage bpply on Lolled.. • &IA
Firs. St. Louts - . Gatpuu, and lltal!iragne."
TIIE geed - steamer wrI•ANTif :rap,.
MIT, Master, will leave far tle istiove
recularly .
rot frerglif or passage apply on board: or to"• •
JAMES MAY,' or,
mar'Z.9. Grn. MILTENBERGER. Aro-
For riashar/l/e.
1114631 TM] steamer AMERICAN 134(JLE vrill
fa 4ve tbr tbe :tin:ll-p p.npl gill intarrnediatf pfins
on Vedneads y 1:2t11 instant.
..
For freight hr passage apply an board. or tp
,_
frig G. ii: MIINENBEILGER, Agent.
—_.
--- PltisbNtrgh. aril Wheplllig PAckpr,
THE swift steatner CONSUL, Dousef P.
;ail KtNcl?. Master. will leave regularly for
\‘'lleeling., on,Monday, Wednesday, and Vri
da y. al 10 o clock. precisely..
~ ,
Lc aye Wheeling every Tuesday, Tha r sday, and Satur-.
day, at 7 o'clock. A. M.. palitiVely.
The COtIBUI will land ut all intermediate ports. 'Every
accommodation that can be procured„for the comfort rigd
safety of passengers, boa Leen provided. 'The boat is
also provided with a self-acting safety-guard, to prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board-or to
-Mar6 . JOHN ;FLACK, Agent.
/ear Cincinnati.
_ .
The new and splendid l'asseter learner
MG.IILANDER. Captain U. A. Feast, Wilt
cave for tue - al.ove and all intermediate ports regularly.
Flar freight or passage, haring .superior uccorninoda
lions. apply on board. fehl9
• • 1 1.:8
Pittsburgh and Browns-i - Ille Daily Packet
Line.
Fear,riarr Ist, 1949. Ftitpu.sitv tet,1949.
LEAVE DAILY 9 A. M. 4ND 4 P. M:
The following new bas complete the line
1 1 ;ler the present SCOSOO Capt.
James Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A.Jacolts:
and LOUIS APLANE. Capt. E. Bennett. The bouts arc
entirely new. awl arc fitted up without yarned to expense.
Every comfort that money-can procure - has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the 3SonongaltelalVhart Itoat.
at the (NO Of ROSS st. Passengers will he punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hours. jan3l
•
Pin. oulivvllle.
TIIE Kentueey River Packet, GREY E.A..
GI.E., MOUSES, Master, will !envie for the
a ove an intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage epply on .board. . (ebb
For St. Louis: -
JIMATHE new and splendid steamer ANDREW
fil'ON, W. H. Fecrtug.Mastcr, will leave
1 1 .,r the above and intermediate landings regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board. of ts) •
janl7 JAMES MAY.
For St. 1.1
THE fur° steamer WYOMING, THOMAS
GHEESISE, Master, will leave regularly for
the above port mid 011i:immediate landings
For freight or passage, having superior ateuninuida
thins. apply on board, or to
arr.? 7 (:EO. B. MILTENBERGER. Arent:
MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET
or Nicw Booxs roze
T IFE IN PARIS; or the Adventures of Alfred de Ro
-1 j satin an the French Metropolis, by the author of Life
in London.
Mysteries and Myseries of Nre, York, part 3.
Public and Private 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.
Thompson's 3loney Reporter.
Taylor's do do
Oodey's Lady's Book, for March.
Knickerbocker, do.
The Female Land Pirate; or Awful, Mystel one, and
Horrible Disclosures of Amanda Bannoris.
A.ntonia, the Female Contrahendista.
First False Step, or the Path of prime; new supply.
The Light Dragoon, or the Ranchero of the Potsoned
Lance.
Middy of the Macedonian.
Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vol. 0..
NEW PLAYS.
The Duenna, a Comic Opera;
The Apostate, a tragedy.
Much Ado About Istothing.
Bride of the Market. a comic drama,
Robert Maeaire. or the Two Murderers.
Box and Cox, a farce.
Bamboozling,
sdO.
Also, a large assortment of old and rare playa.
Eiraham's filagazitte, 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 Farnier's Daughter.
Just received and for sale by
rittirtr.. M. P. MORSE. 85 Fourth et.
- - •
CANCER, SCROFULA AND GOI . PRE.--Ample ex
penance 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 ten tin astonieliingttjc nlg of Cancer and other dis
eases et,that class, but hes rernoi-ed the most snabborn
'diseases of the Skin Swellings, Dyspepsia,- Sec.". This
medicine enters into are 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 the glands or bones.
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drowsi-•
netts. and invigorates the wholosystem, and imparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitated constitution: There
is nothing superior to it in the whole materia medico: 7t
is perfectly sate and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the di.tgonting nausea accompanying the idea of 6*M
-1127-For sale in Pittsburgh at the rsicot TE.A.STORE„
72 Fourtlr et., near Wood. •
• •
Crysial Plate Window Glass.
rprlE ONLY CRYSTAL PLATEGLASS that has'nerar
been known'Co lose its pOfieh.Aker pgt in the
windows. It is equal in quality:. COto the Pieugh guld'Ertg
ksh Plate Glass, and is much luwei
LOOKING : GLASS.PLATP:opALutfzEs;
Also usrliwoo?t dish
sind'Anietiesid, - -' ' ' ROOSEVELT & SON':
Now Y•rlr, April 1,1848-(aptPUll
13aiiiser.e "` rekeM''
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IntErkederi in Ptrierga And:Dontatft nh+nata v 1
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I(foitA3ts44t A.1113L. - , • •
non ker3.and, Kr.clon q :64414 - en t llo4 - rs_ us. ovum Ayii
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it, Ewa Notes. qrui,,i!oin. - '
Corner of Third and Wood E Oirp - elly'opppelus_Thelk.rs.
Churte -4}331.221',
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Indiana I tt' nAut :lutes • ...'„
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virgini , , .- I ''' I '.earl ork * . 'lt„,i" ,
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Wheeliqg
Tenuelliti ''' '' ' - 46 : 4 ''' ' 4144" $ 21 4 10 .4 k•=t-t,4,'s
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HORN4: l, g'Alt'd:ir , arm;
BANKERS AND IS.ItOICERVi . ,...:,ni
N. E. Coinir if . Irtiod and:Sizth.,trfeq.','Piaaniryh:72,
TAEALEII.S,.in Coin, 13ank'NoMs. - "lime - .l3iits.:-FOilig.ll*
and.Doinestie EzcLait b Certifteitte . ..iof Depbsit.&lp
I , ,'.NCLIANC;F, onall'Sfie
and Europe, fot.sala in sums. to - L :sniVt,iifiihtiseisi;...!'w.. , l.4 , .
CUILti ENT Mut par fuudisieeeivet!:mf dapoells 'i.
COI.I.I;CTIONS made ou pitOS'og
lowest rates:
Messrs; M. Leceil l & Y.F *O a t i r, cs6VS
'', .
4 06tlen &Snowden,
V. m 134 & Son, - .- ' - Pi4 4 .4iihr.
.
S. srchirkbu & G., .. : - .. •
Egiglisli&Thitul'ett., - ' ' •
,--:
Iltruing• & ! halter, '' ' ",: _.
Fales, Lathrop & Co.. " Thiladdlphrit:; , .';',:,
..W_E-Tlumipswi.&cci._
~, : ff :-
}
lioadl)F. Phelps & Co: 1 7 ,, r :- ' 'i r ::.,..' ' ~`.
Ir3al..eock:& Co. 1 -' ' ' i'"' l r ''''''"'"-`''','•
`f'' . 'rainy, Ward & C.
‘ "'" ' • '''-- --' '''''-'''
4 • .1110. MA:olio:10A Co.; /tO:liiiOttri'4' 5. ` L".'l
lictssl‘. F. nnec 4- N'Alilltan;
R. F. Ellis, Esq., estslsict, I;zillic of ewistoii4;
Septemher
4unoatisularia..fauvigiallay Upnipaaar. t .t,'
SaTIC3:2O, STi.isllloin)3l.9.' ' ...)::::,
T N purshatiee of a icoolittion of.tits 13onrd lifittrihis• - ' , ?;' , .
I. gc rs. the Stoekholders of the 141ouoitga4e11-LlNtiii#.o.-
ttott .:.inttnny ore hereby oot . itierl to fleet at the office.orTh
said Company, hrßreed',s liutitlinit,.Fourth .street. iiihaiir!" . , - -.'
gay ot l'ittsburgh. at 2.0 . e1.ck in the afternoon 0 . f . 51 - oiriV
...T. - .
doy. the 17th day;, of Apt it e ext .. t? take into cciiistd6riit ,. ''..'
)
twit certap nets of the I..rgtslafare 01 iltii S.tnte r STIPP": .
Incritury to tr. Charter i.tf this Coutrany.- Ily ordiro the'
Bored. IVI. I.I...KENVI:LL, S . C'''Y',. - .,
..- .
Pittsbureh Borth 7111. kt , ft.t.. . '-onitrlti•tait' . "
.
T AND Foy, s.ACE:.—The sub - scriber ciders for cola SOO,
IL., acres of. Lund. in Aliddlesex
ty, between limier artd Piuslitreh. and seven miles. fronai•
Butler; l:50 acres cleared. the Matinee well timberctifict*.‘:
three farm liciu•ei. a Taiga barn, and a goodmillsite, whay
selinnent water Mr a east and 54,r null. thereon. 'Onlie , .
same stream. Elul mud sis miles , ohtive,rthire are two" ,
grist mills, and several...saw mills. 'There is no better .
land in the country. It will "sold-all together;er I 9
one, two. or three hundred 'acres.. Versous. wishing to
have good level land. easily farmed, would do welLkit
avail themselves of this opeorniniry, • -
land. itnar2J - . ' • WAL:B01 , 11.1
Caryl 7
Ca 7-7 • •
WOL1.1) like to call the ancinicer'Of
chants, Hotel and Smaint. cat Itcr , kerpers, ptisidaq.--. -
Families, &.e. to examine rny - stock 'of ll'ipthi,•LieifOra ir r
Cigars, lie- now in store and Consisting
most eclat ruled Brands, kr. A6feeling . confident :of:,
having the largest and-beet escorted MC). ui any]lOnas
.Wcit of the Mountains. and being engaged in 11c
t.ition - of IVinei Mid Liguori, direct to This cenntry •
persons can rely on being
.accountiodated. 1,6111 in
um! quality.. ' I'. C.
- maid • corner Of Snlitlifiehl and Front
Salle Nursery -St alkt
.Tae extensive stock - Of old bANDRETELNus.. , ,
SEIIIES, Philadelphia. is about to be dispcile4l
nt PUBLIC APCTlON—thenntlcrsignetFkisti . •
foaling to relinquish tipsiness.. Bach un - oPportunityfo,t'
obtaining IVsemery Producer .08 Auction, has never, beans.,
presented America. and-the attention of „the trade. -
all who wish to decorate their grounds in Town or e'en:met',
try. or enlarge - their Green houee wilefrione. is 'respectfttlf,V.:
invited. For improi - ing: the-grounds cif Ccerieterie4e.7
Churches, State .and County. Offices, etc., thisattle
ford unequalled facilities.' Cataloettes &and! , anfitti _-
preparation. 'the sale of the ourciasi , cirtteri
inenees on I'UESDAY. - ,51.411.CH aiid the / , ./qittrisei
Pots, en TUESDIcY;'ItIAY ail I'roperaid for safe
ins- and shipment will ha given, WheicrequiswlV
there will be no postponement vs reaeiNaticrtgtpersoCust-.;
from distant points may attend the.soln withtitt
(tillers to he executed at I'.RINATE ber,
received until the above periods. and the usual strict tilt -,
lention LAND': ETI & FULTON-P...
It }nut be proper to state, to prevenimp SAPPIe4 B 4II:
dint the Ntirsery I.4isloc,ss - ents;the sitbsetifigt - i
about to rolingash. - ilisattention will he hareadetrialicti.
ly der oted bathe enlure, or seeds; and ttilheirs
warelionse US Cheatntit sheet. • '
lartherintaintation will be giien . l.lli.r.
SNI/VVDPlN2Pitt.lntreli.
. . , . A. Cat (I. , i'
.17 1 / 1 "; Atleniion Pl . pntieipen purchasing glr:Ttpriti:rog.:
. 42,7 s w.:tr, of orditnify . bil”ness puevasel,p ditegl::
tp the Nock of got at present (111 our eifuntprs. eon ,
sigtilliof every naclr unit Fund' of Trenelt;rpOqiii 3 O . ,
I.l6lLiinn Cloths Ei a l Casifureies t in eatltess Tune.% Pn l6
Veslingii lot every pne's Usp,'whipli ',via bemade t0,074e:
in a superior tnannei:, at prices . that will not be questioii r ef
by the beat of barguttfinake re. ' C. WERNll 4 toEntb . - .;
inarl.s (late I‘l'Gnire & COI) ZS/ ribeitAr 0..' . ...'; . : .
..---
L iINDRII7:S.--Itrd do z. Playing. Cardsl: -
L. 20.1 Whole and hall kisses Sardines.
10 baskets olive Oil2o ;
dO7. assorted Catsups, JCIL • - ~.- -a
5 casks London Porter. quarts-Am plbtit _
200 d , 37- Brandies, &c. 'very , 014 p
5 bLds. powdered Sugar; - • • .; -
CO baskets Clntrupaigie Wine, put to antra{.
3 -hints Claret %Nine, for sale by
To the IllerArtnts anti .1 1 1annfaiduixri , dfl 5 iiiiinirg:/i;'' : s .,
lase !gfr!,;.°l,""Oite,~i
an authorized dgeatfor
AND WrEALY HEFIALD. The Herald haslieenelitiOliitital.
nearly halt a ceutttry. and has an extenidire'tinititetistellii ,4
tial circulation thronghout the poiruloni andriert'outiti.4- .
or }:astern Ohio. t 1 ester[ Pennsytrunia and-Virtrinia.
Persons wishing to extend their busmen, NirilttioilitiPtif ,. .
embrace the above favorable opportunity tit
ID - Terms of adreitising niOderute t (with. !in *Atonal
notice grad, if rei uestga. • ' • •
W .INES O / qr. F • asks Lomu u o
5 " Mutt •••
20 " S. S. 31 - ntlitiflq
15 " I.on.- Market •
10 " Syruitigtou „," •; •
5 Fay:Ll , • .•
10 Tencrire •
10 SheiTy; -
5 -Gulden
5 Brows " • .•-
10 " Lisbon_
15 Dry illalagai- • "
10 " Sweat . r • •••-.
For solo is quantities to suit, by •
dcoNt 19.
tiIFTII STREET PROPERTY FOr - .1 4 A11E.,--Atalar
ble property. thirty feet twat street 1 ;) , -/20
deep. This desirable properly Niiti lie sold at -a hargaitt4.,
Also, four large budding -Lots, each 21 fept trout on
Cook serFet by /0 feet deep to Clilt street. l'riecoo9 -
each, S. CL:7III3.ERI'. Gem Agent,
NOTICE TO Sli/PfT.R.S.—We have' tlikeeiitit,„,
inunediately opposite to our " burnt warehorteqti
the present, where we rilleraliseet, Inisiness•as .
until a new house can, be erected, Arrangeaseiets.litivikes
already been UlAtie for that p urpose. •
fErßoats Will always be in readiness et our
receive fragile. C. A. iII'ANULTY
e p 4• • Canal Basin Lib -re
RHEUM. SCURV Y, •01. D SORES,. FAYSIPB•i
1-.7 5 I.AS, Barber's Itch Clays, 'Sore Beer.;
l'itinds used by many vity sit:taus iu thik city in cutingdlie
above, and we would not consetencionsly s'vdl unlesir :
j: now it 10 be all we state.
:Ts a cosmetic, the true JONES'd is perlleps'dm,
pa!) article ever known
.that :care:red iinpttrities, - add
eke red and beautiAed the skin, making it 'mit, akar:
smooth and white as an infants. lint niind, it is sold at ea •
Chatham st., 'V., end by _
.TACRSON,-.igent;:'.
m5t.2.5 SZ Liberty street. i!ittihargh7i
_ _
PDEL.ANY, Fo. Lit , :rty otieet, Ppliburg,i, as jus
. opened, for the' Spring trade, if Istg6'Stild've'netal
assortment of ve it seleCted Cloths, Cassimeres,, ank
Vestings, consisting of superfine French and,
black and fancy colSred CLOTHS, slfillthli kr thS
rious styles of Spring and Summer Cetus. •
Plain rind fancy French, English and ArneriianicAlk,
SdNIERES, its grsat variety and neW katterns, idaktadifp,s , ,
the customer trade. .
Also, agreat variety of new and fttuOY*MSTI..I. -
all.of which win be cut and made to ?,rder,..iripr .,FFl r. • •
fashionable style.
Persons favoring the estshlishm, , tut with a. ca.,14144k
suited on moderate terms, at shor:notide.• '
The subscriber has also tat hand a gregrassortme4.oct
READY MADE. CLOTIIINg, inude in the present Sprutp,
Fashion. (consi s ting of evety. description-
a an
Frock Coats , , of all fashihruti?le 'colors; Imlay it • •
Sack and Bttsit*ss Coats. ' • •ply
Also, a general rt.ssortruent of Par.t.l. Vests Shirty,-
Cravats, and all other articles in the 911t.hing e t a-] eb,.
will be sold low, for Cain. •
'Wholesale purchasefs - vfill'find it meth theit'Ae'aa,
tage w to call c . .titi eiaminethe heforelmicastag:
elsehere.
mar 19 DEl44,7l,,Taalit
_
Cco;simPrENN, corctir, splrriNct OF D7;oobti
EatoNcurns, &c.—To -Consuniptfeer.=-Four:Sfihs..,
of you are really suffering from neglecre'd abtaiior. ILA aliZ •
structibn and consequent inflernmatieic of the deticate;lil
Wing Ciftubes thronsh Which the air We
distributed tithe lungs. This obstruction .praduces.ldtk;
anifeatenese tough, slitfiouity itt breathing, beetle - foyer, •
and a tolttink blcoll, matte:, , eehieh fict_all.l•'.
.elkhallslktins strong* of patient. Lard. deat
I h ensoels,
JAYNE'S EXPECTO/SANTEyER raw.s
this plistmetion. and produces silo 1114:14 . pleasing ant
happy results, It is cert4g..ial ila - t-Ifeetc,'anif cannot fair• '
to relieve, • •
• Four El:i-For
a sale
near in Fritsli ood tirgh at the.RESIN TEA STORE,
r mares'
th ~ W. • -
. '
. . vie ..
p &AMER: If you have bud-LIAM ; Lyot real ..
_.. 4
JA, Oe timooished 'at Ibtfoirtot oti*Straoutleo 1 , w4
CoRAL - HAIR'RF4TORANIva: ' it 41ascIA13_144ittlit
qshia ;.tpphattizti4.4;llTtiOrti...3"6,-Ai..71;,--y
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