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PITTSBURGH BOARD -OF TRADE
1. UABOTHERS, J. •
AIePADEN, - Comm-ran ron MAY.
W. W. WALLACE.
PASSENGERARRANGEMENTS . FOR 1818.
Steamboat Packet - Line. leavesdnily for Cmcienati.lo a m.
Passenger, Packet, Vin Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 A. at.. and 6 P. M.
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. x., and 121
P. M.
Western and 'Southern Mi ii Coach Line, 6 s. M.
North-Western. via Cleveland. daily.lo w. x.
Erie and NVestern New York. daily. 9 A. M.
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS SAND DEI LUCRE OF MARS. .
Eastern Mail via Philndelplut., due 3 A. sr., gloves 12 x
Western Mail. Chi. and Lonisv., due 8 P. K.. closes 5 A.
South. via llult.ntad Washington, due S e. K., closes 5 A. xi
North-Western via Cleveland. due 10 A-st..-closes 0 A. sr
Erie and Western New York, due 8 C. re., close's s A. K.
STOCKS.
Par value. Asked- Offirefl.
.Exchangeßank
Bank of Pittsburgh -
850.1110 850,75 5450.00
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50.00 44,00 43..50
Merchants' and M. Bank . 50.00 47,00 45,00
Fanners' Deposit Bunk None in market.
Hand Street Bridge . 50.00 50.00 45.1*
Northern:Libe.rtiea Bridge 50.00 35.00
Old Allegheny Bridge 25,00 36,00 35,00
Connellsvillen. R. Stock, Paid out
Shares, 82..50 , .5.00 1,13
City Bonds (6 R cent;) 95,00
tlonougaltela Bridge 25.00 16.50
-.Gas Stock 50.00 45.00
Daily Review of the Markets.
OFFICE OF TILE POST. /
hficvni.t Monzemo. May l
FLOCIL—The receipts on Saturday were trifling. pri
ces were maintained and all that was offered was readi
ly . takett. Several lots were shipped. The sales on
wharf were at 51.62;34,68; from store there were several
important sales; '5O bbls. at 51.75; 25 do at £. 1 1.70, 105 at
54.69. Front store by dray two sales were at 54,758
C 01211; MEAL.—Snles of 10 bnrrels Kiln dried nt
$1,61.
ISACON.—&iveral small sales Stir 4. 10 MUM/.
AsllES.—Sale oil? casks scurchings at 4c. No change
in other kinds.
GLASS.—Sides of 50 lig. Pxlo country hands at, $3,25.
POTATOES.—StiII arriving; sales from store of Gale
ra nt 5e..P ho.
RYE.—Sale of 25 bbls (ruin first hands nt 50e.
OATS.—SaIe on wharf at 26.; 300 Liu taken (rota store
at 39231 e.
DRIED TRACER .—Sales of 60 sacks ai.51...50al .6'2.
DRIED APPI.E.S..—SaIes from store his at7oc for iu
fcr:or; best article aiSI
MOLASSES--Sales of 30. LW". at Le. eaelt; regular
sales at 2710.2.4 -
SUGAR.—Saklof fair at 4fe-i prime 53 le.
WHEAT.—We beard of no sales; eG`fixie. are the
nominal prices.
I.ARD.—No change: gale of 10 kept No.l al gr. rash
ellEl:3ll.—Fair receipts: gale of al bass IV. IL al fife.
15 his ie.: other sales at .1-e:
WHISKEY.—SaIes of :10 bbl. Rectified at Idle. cash;
colter rot. , at 1902(k.. term.
13 UTTIR..—Arriving fast. and anlea of Prime Roll at
1 Rome lots doubtful quality and of good is bad order
The Treasury Department.
RECEIPTS VIM TUE TREA,CIRY.
The receipts into the Treasury for the qunrter end
ing the 3lst of March, last, were, as far as ascertain.
Ml
From custOms ' about $9,353,000
From lands, about 700,000
From.loan, including ill ,520,430 of Trea
sury Notes redi.enied and funded . 5,357,820
From miscellaneous • 176,200
$15,647,e20
The expenditures during the same period were:
Civil list, miscellaneous and liireign
—intercourse. $1,389,582 01
Army, &e 86,243,459 St
Indian Departiuent... 311,412 80
YOrilfiCatlOtla 72.085 20
Pensions ' 609,701 74
$7,241,659 55
Navy
...^ .1,964,771 49
In•erest on Treasury Notes and pub
lic debt ' 223,540 66
ite . ndiursentents of Treasury Notes,
• (including 4/1,528,4a1, redeemed
and l'unded,l 6,22,550 00
Ru lemption and interest on Treasury
Notes purloined! 268 80
817,054.372 &I
' McCLINTOCK YOUNG, o
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
By the l'ientettlent of the Untied Stolen
lIN
pursualiCtilif nn Act of Congress. approved on the
let day of .larch: 1e47, entitled -Au net to establish a
land office iti the northern part of Alichigini. and to provide
for the soltriii . mineral lands iu the State of Michigan," I.
J &Iles BT:Pot,x, Preeident of the U States of America- do
lterelii'ilechire nod Make known, that a public sale veil I
he heldatl•tiotr Sre :ileum the land office for the -Lake
iquoviiiir Land District,' commencing on Monday, the
limyttirat day of July ilexi. for the disposal of the public
lairds within the fallowing !maned townships and frac
tional townships, situated to the Lake Superior mineral
r.gion. beta-rep Chocolare and Carp rivers, to wit:
North if the bate fine, and mein of the prineipal.meiidian.
The fritetiona of townships thirty-eight and thirty- t.
west of the Little . Day de Noquet and Eireottawby river,
of range twenty-two.
The fractions of townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight.
thirty-Mite, and forty. west of the Little Bay de Noquet
and Esentrawhy river, of range twenty-three.
" Township forty-six and fractional township forty
seven, 011 the Main Instil. of range twenty-fora.
Township! forty-six. tout fort -seven, fractional town
ships forty-eight, for.ymine,andl fifty, including ' . .Middle"
and -Granite • islands, of range twenty-five.
Townships forty-Mix; fort - -seven, and fortuoight. frac
tional townships forty-Mite. fifty. and fifty4he. on the
main land, mud the -11rulitou" island, iu township fifty
eight. of range twenty- iii.
• Fraction:a townships fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-eight. and
fifty-nine. all on the main land, of range twenty-seven.
Township fifty-one, and fractional townships fifty-two,
fifty-eight. and fitly-nine, on the main land, of range
twenty-eight.
Township fittv-one. fractional township fifty-two, on
the main land. the two -Huron" island*, satiated in sec
tions twenty-seven. twenty-eight, twenty-nine. and thir
ty-tour-containing one hundred and twenty-four and a
half acres in township fitly-three , and fractional town.
ships fifty-seven, fifty-eight and fifty-nine, of the main
land. of range twenty-nine.
Township fifty 7 otte. and fractional townships fifty-two,
fifty.thece, fifty-sly. fifty-severs. fifty-eight, and filly-nine,
on the main lamb of range thirty,
_Fractional townships fifty-one. fifty-two. fifty-three,
fifty-four. fifty-five and fitly-six, on the main land, 100,0-
chip fifty-seven and fractional township fifty-eight, on the
ulnaso land, of range .thirty-one.
Fractional township sixty-five, on 'isle Royale,' of
range thirty-four.
At the same place. commencing, on Monday. the filer.
teenth day of Augusenext. Mr the disposal of the public
lands within the Following townships and fractional
townships, !Mimed in the Lake Superior mineral region,
as above - . viz:
North of the but line. and writ of the prose/pat meridian.
Fracuorml townships fifty-one, fitly-two, fifty-three.
fif.y-four and fifty-five, township fifty-six, and fractional
townships fifty-seveiraud fifty-eight, all on the main land.
of range thirty-two.
Fractional townships fifty-one, fifty-three, fifty-four,
fifty-five. fitly-six.. and fifty-seven, all on the main land,
of range thirty-three.
Townships fifty-three and filly -four. and fractional
townships fifty-five and fifty-six, 011 the main land, of
rae thirty-four.
Townships fifty-two, fitly-three and fifty-four, and frac
tional townships fifty-five and filly-six, on the main land,
of range thirty-five.
.Townships fifty-two mid My-three, and fractional
townships fitly-four and fifty-five, on the main hued, of
range thirty-stx.
Tovinships fifty-one and fifty-two, and fractional town
ships fifty-three and fifty-four, on the main land, of range
thirty-ieven.-
• -
Townships filly-one, and fifty-two, and fractional
township fifty-three, on the main laud, of range thirty
•ei itt. •
and
fifty-one, and fractional townships fifty-two
and fifty-three, on ilie mein land, of range thirty-nine.
Fractional townships fifty-one and fifty-three, on the
ennin land, of range forty.
Frac:if:Mid township fifty-one, on the main land, of
j ,,, gr g yorty-one, forty-two, forty-three and forty-four.
• At the same place, commencing on Monday, the third
:day of July next, for the disposal Grille agriculteerul lands
within the following unwed townships and fractional
-township', situated east of the Chocolate and Esconawhy
rivers and the Little Bay de Noquet to wit :
..N h. of the base line; and east of th e principal meridian.
metional townships forty-one and forty-two, include;
s
i g the surveyed islands, township forty-three, fractional
t ,wnship fcirty-four. township forty-fiVe. fractional WWII.
, tili
oiiip* forty-six and forty-seven, (except ilee r a t i f.s
o o rthh u a g tf ar of ,
the latter on the T wain land,) including ra
and , other Surveyed islands. and fractional township
forty-eight, on uSugar Island," of range one.
Fracuonal township forty-one. including the surveyed
islands, townships forty-two and forty-three. and frac
tional townships forty-four, forty-five. forty-six, forte
seven, and forty-eight. includingparts of "Sugar," "Sail
or." and other surveyed islands, of range two.
Fractional townships forty-one. forty-two, forty-three.
forty-four and forty - hive, including the surveyed islands
of range three. . .
Fractional townships forty-one,. forty-two, rued forty
three. including the surveyed islands of range four.
Fractional townships-forty-one, forty-two. and forty
three, including part of "Druuamond's" anti other survey
ed islands, of range five.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forty
three, including part of "Drummond's" and other survey
ed islands, of range six.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forlY
'three, in "Drummond's"island, of ' range seven.
Fractional townships fortyrone and forty-two, on
-"Drurnmond'a" Island, of range eight. , .
-North of base line, and west of the principa/ meridian,
Fracqoasel: townships forty-one and forty-two, includ
gug."Margqettel and other surveyed islands, townships
forty, forty forty-four, forty-five, and forty-six, and
„fnemuoitiil township forty-seven on the main land, (except
factional sections one and two in the latter, I ief nutge one.
laths name place, commencing on Monday, the seven
teenth dayof Julrnert.'for the disposal of the agricultu
ral lands: within the . following- named. towhshine and
fractional townships,situentd, east of. Chocolut audZs
el#l,Al 6r M B 44o"4 4 taipaY de Nacinct;. , - - .
...,
Townships forty-four, forty-five and forty-six, anti frac
tional townships torty-seven and forty-eight, on the main
land, including part of Grand islund of range eighteen.
Townships forty-four and forty-five, and factional
towwhips forty-six. forty-seven and forty-eight including
part of Grand island, and surveyed islands of range
dpineteen.
Townships forty-four, forty-five and forty-six. fraction
al township forty-seven, on the main land, and the small
surveyed islands embraced in fractional townships forty
seven and forty-eight. of range twenty.
The parts of fractional townships thirty-eightand thirty
nine. lying cast of Little Bay' de Noquet and Esconawbv
river, and fractional township forty, of range twenty-two.
The parts of fractional townships thirty-nine awl forty,
lying east of Esconawby river. of range twenty-three.
All lands within the townships and fiMetional town
ships above enumeruted, reported as containing copper,
lend, or other valuable ores, will be offered for sale in
quarter sections ut not less than five dollars per acre. ex
cept the sections covered in whole or in part by those
milling leases, which shall not lie determined by the day
fixed for the commencement of the pulpier sale : aunt all
lands. not reported as aforesaid, will be offered tor sale in
the sante manner as other lands. under the laws 'lowan
force for the sale of the politic lands, excepting and re
serving section sixteen in each township for tlas use of
schools, and lands reserved for military and other public
uses.
The of of the lands, will be crunntenced Ott the
days appointed, and proceed in the 5121110 order in which
they are advertised. with all convenient despatch until
the whole shall have been °tiered, and the sales closed.
Dut no sale shall be kept open longer Man two week.
and no private entry of any of the lauds will be admitted
until alter the expiration of the two weeks.
Givg-si under my hand at the city of Washington. this
twenty-seventh day of January, ammo Domini one thous
and eight hundred and forty-eight.
By the President, JAM GS K. POLK.
aiciinta) M. YOUNG.
Commissioner ey' the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO MINERS AND PRE-EMPTION CLAIM
- .
ANTS. -
All persons who were, at the passage of the act of Ist
March, 1517, iti.possession, by actual oecuriancy, of any
portion of the mineral lauds embraced in this prociaml.
Lion. under authority of a lease or written kvermit from
the Secretary of %Var. for the purpose of mining thereon,
and all persons who shall be in possession. by actual oc
cupancy. of a mine or mines, actually discovered before
the la of March, 11it417, as set forth in the act of the list of
March. 11t47, above mentioned. are authorized to enter
and purchase the same at the price. on the terms and
conditions, and to the extent prescribed by that act, and
no led,, at any time before the dry Cied for the corn
rnearectnent of the sale of those mineral lands. on making
proof of possession and occupancy. and of compliance
with those terms. to the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, subject to an appeal to the Secretary of the
Treasury; and all persona entitled to the right of pre
emption to any of the agricultural lands embraced in
this pmelamation. arc required to establish the same to
the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver. and make
payment therefor as wort at pone:wage nil, seeing this
no, ire. sod before the doe appointed for the COtllln•n,r
-ment of the public talc of' the sods crohractort the tract
claimed, otlierwise such pre-eruption clstm still be for
feited.
The certificate of the mineral agent at Sault Ste. Marie.
that persons holding under leases or permits. or those an
the occupancy of a mine or mines. have paid up the per
centum of rents required by the act above mentioned,
will lie conclusive on that point.
Persons occupying under lenses or permits. will not he
permitted to relinquish their rights under that occupancy,
and enter as squatters: and where, any such leases or
permits many expire betide the day of sale the rights
Framed 10 the holders thereof will lie regarded as reser
ving the lends covered thereby from entry under any
other right till the day of sale. when they will be °tiered
at public sale as mineral land,
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commus4ones
TO TIM PUBLIC.
The eo miner 11 lan& included in the foregoing rro
r lumntion embrace the greater portion of Keweena Foam.
and the Mllltheril shore of Lake Superior, in the norther n
pettinkula of Michigan. mod •re rendered trninewely
valuable by the exhaustless mines of copper •ud othstr
ores found therein.
A considerable number of those mines have already
been discovered in the trap ranges bordering on Lake Su
perior, antewithin a few miles of it, and trout the geolo
gical character of the country and the explorations al
ready made, it cannot he doubted that others equally. if
not more, valuable will he found throughout this whole
'• mineral region. ,
In some of the mines now worked. copper is found al
most pure: and in tact• too.t of the native copper and
ores yield a greater per-tentage than no) other yet dis
covered iu the world. Silver is also found in considera
ble quantities.
All the necessary rrmterials for the construction of fur
!mem and fuel for smelting. are found in abundance in
the immediate neighborhood of the mineral ; and ;be face
of the country in such, that the mine. require but little. if
any artificial dillituage. and arc therefore worked to great
advantage,
The climate in the winter : though cold., does not inter
rupt the operations of the millers: in fact, that season is
considered the most favorable tor their operatiniii.
The proximity of these mineral lands to the shore of
Lukc . Soperior, on which are - I safe and excellent
liarliors. and the water communieution therefrom by the
Sault Ste. Marie. Lnke, Huron. Erie. &c., furnish ready
means of transponing the products of these lands to the
r rinripal markets of the Caned States at a very trifling
cost.
It likewise appears from the reports to this office, that
theagricultural lands are of a fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abnud auk,; and
no doubt, when the coil is properly tilled. it will lie found
favorable for grain crops also; strut (or all these products
a fair price and good market will Inc found atilt!" mines.
Timber. such as white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch. Ike.. is. In many places, very abundant. arid
by its thrifty growth, gives evidence of the richness of
the soil.
Maps showing the localities of the mines and other
valuable information relating thereto, derived from the
geological survey, &e., which cannot be embraeed in this
brief notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land
officers at the Sault Ste. Marie, for inspection. overly as
practicable before the commencement of the public sales.
RICHARD M. 1 MUM:.
Commissioner of the General Land (Vire.
ap2.s.lavr-10w
Tut Rpm—Last evening, there were thirteen
feet water in the channel, and rising. This is a fine
stage, and we notice that boats are taking advantage
of it. But freights are scarce just now.
regular trips
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI A. LOUISVILLE
REGULAR SATURDAY Pnciocr.—The A
No I fine and fast passenger steam Par
.
ket TELEGRAPH. J. 3. Perry. Cont
mender, will leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Porte,
every Saturday. nt 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on board, orio
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegraph has been built expressly for a regular
Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no bout on
the western waters: The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Rea Franklin No 0 and Pike No 0, to Saint
Louis—time through. rm.; bras. ap2l -y
S'VE A MR.R GREENWOOD !__
41 CHANGE OF TlME.—Sunimn Arrange
ment from April 24.—Leave Manchester et
7 o'clock in the morning, and at each even hour until 9
o'clock at night--excepting her 1 o'clock trip, which will
be omitted. Leave her Pitt street landing, below the old
Allegheny Bridge, Pittsburgh. at 71 o'clock in the morn
ing: and at half-past each hour. until half-past 9 at night,
omitting her half-punt 1 trip. Sundays excepted.
lig - ' . Greenwood Garden is now open for the reception
Of viinfets. The Boat lauds at the Garden.
ruall J. ItPKAIN. Proprietor.
FOE SALE—A valuable coal property, on the river,
one mile above the bridge at Monongahela city. Pits
400 feet froth theriver. Fitly acres of the land are in eul
tiVitirin, the rest is well timbered, and can all be worked.
There are tyro dwelling houses, a large peach • orchard.
and liniesteme of a fine quality, on the. premises. The
above will be found eiMathi" the attention of these desir
ing prime toil sad fan la lands, in a good location.. -
.. • •Si 110U1THBEILT, - Gen. Agent,
ap24 emillifieldiabo” Fourthly.
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North of . the.base. line and west of the prineiPal meridian.
Fractional inset' ships forty-one and forty-two, including
the surveyed islands, and townships forty-three and f riy
:our. of rally e two.. -
Fmitclitinul townships forty, fortyrone. and forty-two,
including part of t "St. Martin's tt island. and townships
forty-three and forty-fintr,of range three.
tuwthddPi folly and forty-one. on the main
land, and townships furny-two and foly-three, of range
four
The " St. Helena" island, in fractional township forty,
fractional townships foray-one and forty-two. on the multi
land, and township forty-three of range five.
Fractional township foray-two. on the main land, and
townships forty-three and forty-four. of range six.
Fractional township forty-two including the •mall sur
veyed islands in section eight, and townships forty-three
and forty-four, of range seven. • •
Fractional township forty-two. including the small is
lands in section three, fractional township forty-three, on
the main laud, and township forty-four. of rouge eight.
The" Big Beav 1r island." in Lake Michigan, embraced
in fractional townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight and
thirty-nine, of range ten.
Fractional townships thirty-seven and thirty-eight, of
range eleven.
Fractional townships . forty-one, on the main land, of
ranges eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and six
teen.
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PORT OP PITTSUURGO
71. !SUIT WATEIt IN Tilt CHANNEL-FALLING
ARRIVED, •
Steamer Beaver, Clark, Wellsville;
Jacobs. Brownsville.
" Atlantic. Parkinson, ,to;
• Caleb Cope. Moore, Reaverand Wellsville;
" Michigan No. 2, Gilson. Beaver,
" • Lake Erie. Hemphill. Beaver;
" Consul, Kinney, lVltei•litig-,
• Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport;
" Cumberland, Miller, Nashrillci
• St Anthony, May. St. Louis.
" Highlander. Force, Cin;
" Oriental, Vanhook. St. Louis;
" Skipper. Stoops. Parkershurgh;
" Cashier, McGatlrey, Arkansas River;
" Highland Mary No. r, -, Wheeling."
DEPARTED,
mmer Beaver, Clark, IVellsville;
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson. Bronotsville;
o Caleb Cope. Moore. Beaver and Wellsville.
• Messenger. Hemphill, Citg
" Gladiator, Sntithers, St. Louis;
" Telegraph. Perry. Louisville;
" Consul, K y, Wheeling; •
" Isaac Newton, Mason, Cia;
S' The Cincinnati packets will resume their
frdir See card or Brownsville packets
Otr See cards of WeSeville packet"
LOUISVILLE PACKETS
COMM
Monongahela Coal Land e.
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PITTSBURGH HIC A TU. N.
C. S. POUTER Manager and Lessee.
The three following Derestromania:
PAS DE IBIRGERS. by 36 Vie n oise Danscuse.
POLLA PEASANT. by 24
GALLOP DE DRAPOUS, or NATIONAL DANCE, by 48
Viennoise Danseuses.
During the eyening, THREE DRAMATIC PIECES.
Noticixt,Box open every morning, nt 0 o'clock.
when scats can be secured for any night during the en
gagement of the Vieunoise Children.
lst and 2d Tier of Boxes, 8I,00; Pit 50, 1111 d :3,1
Tier. 25 cents.
)VONDERS! INTF.I.LECTUAL ENTtIIZTAIN-
V MENTS ! LA ROY SUNDkRLAND will com
mence his mysterious experiments In QUINCY HALL,
Allegheny city, this llinturdaylse•ening, at 8 o'clock, to
be continued Monday. 'Tuesday and Wednesdny. He
will fascinate various persons in the audience and emote
them to 'ling', walk dance and perform numerous other
incredible feats in a state of unconscious Trance !
Tickets 25 cents. six for $l.OO.
far — Phrenologicul descriptions of character, and cx
ntninatiou of invalids, at Quincy Hall daily, from ss. Ns.
to 12 • my 6
GENERAL TO 11
I‘7lLl. continue his Levees at the AMEN-ET:M—
I morning, afternoon. and slight—cm Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday, and positively no longer, as he ex
hibits at QUINCY BALI, m Allegbetty city, on Thurs
day. Friday. and Someday, the tlth, 11th , and 13th. Ile
appear. iii a new variety of extraordinary per - promotes
and beautiful costumes. Ills magnificent Presents, Jew
els. &r_ received trom Queen Victoria, Emperor of Rus
sia. Louis Phillippe, am) the principal crowned heads of
Europe. will be exhibited. His little Carriage and Pooh,s
presented by the Queen of England. cue be seen iu front
of the Hill!, at the close of earl; day Levee.
Hones of Exhibition; Morning. from to k to 1:4 After
mwm, front 31 to at F:vooto g . from 71 to 9 o'clock.
Parquette treats exclusively for Ladies and Children.
Ir.r.Athutssion L'S cents; Children under 10 years. 121
cents.
mat 4
ROCKWELL & CO'S, CIRCUS -1
THF: Pmprietors of thin Emmen... and talented Et;Vea
1, trout Establishment, take great pleasure in anomie
clog to the citizens of Pittsburgh and the adjacent vicinity,
the approaching pernirmance of the unrivalled Troupe.
In order to Le uhle to visit all the important river town.,
•they have purchased a steamboat, of exceeding -light
draught. which will enable them to not in any Stop, of
water. tot any of the AVestern rivern, without incurring
the risk of any disappointment Whatever.
The Proprietors feel a peculiar natinfortion in referring
to the strength •s well as to the brilliant talent and wisp
printichable *kill and grace. which they have [wen eita•
bled, itt the course of tinie. Otal by extra labor and ex•
penne, to coneentrale in one mitublinhment. They feel
great pride in calling particular attention to the mania of
MR. lIIRAM , W. FRANKLIN.
whose representation you see in the large pictorial bill.
in his Immaterial act of thmwing Te somerachn. A num
ber to-ver before equalled I.y arty other performer in the
world. Together with hi. terrific doable noniernet.
haluons. over Lammers, horses, Jkc., !kr. Alan, his daring
one. two and four borne niling, with hi. anituninhing cord
colon* performances; which truly snake him the wonder
of the age.
Artists without number, a n d tertaitity without arr.'s.]
to expense. later been employed during the past winter.
in inutiefarturtog new covlnanes. itaanoinrs. trappings, de
cor-rational, farad other paraphernalia to correspond walla
their magtotheritt pagentatries, tournaments, cavalcades,
and process 1111 l *. which this evartpaley give ant every rep
resentation. and wine+ have created such a trernentlt,
oats
sensation everywhere upon their rssute, and sawn) •
attended with so great eetat, that hundreds who never
stoical a Cirrus beton, are now found among the ivatron•
of the greatest 11l t7areutses
Mery t. Mot, Illthrterii to alit, Company. Oar QOPEII City
Bras, Hood, who wJI ~ unman the audience, ay
couraina most rioquvrst
ilirtry kr' 'waled/ 4 Cu t Proprietor,.
X. Q. Mak., Meander.
John Shea, Bret - Orion lintro..
A W. Pell„ Tremor rev.
A. Reekterd and W Lake, r&nr..
Wall 1 . 11411.17 h. ant P.MAY
the sth and (MI tit May. Joe Taro /Mori aniy, on the lot in
front of line .Vlnvrirast /4.4, street. Ailertionn
perform:tore% to tot rove at 2 o'eloek. Evening per
fortnaore• as enRll. - iire at 71 Admittance, 2A rts. , post
lit ely halt litter
The perfor/Msikt, wall rolllnsentr nb thr Ma2l;ififelll
hirrclaric. entitled the Hatt at dirt Hettotitua,
or, the Arab'. Myanmar.
C.. S4livg licwk Well and Lake.
Grand Tramp°lmo ',ape arni doable Italia. OVI., ban
nerli nod hur.sna, and through Loops and cote•la
ding by liming a ittiuble noinni!et, by lho •• Champion
Trnmlwdut•• Mr. Ilinsin W. F•ranktin.
Vtll/1101g by tier rtenottlty. Int by 11. IV. Franktilt. r' tw
ho. lict to rin.,l the attuttoat ourtedlttle teat of tbrovezttg ;1$
culteertotve notort.tete,
All,, which. the prtdr and veto( the arena. Mastor W.
Grady. will perMrrn Ms beautiful act on Iwo Ponies.
Fakir of A va. or Cniiiese Juggliug. by Mr. John Shay.
Alter which, will be v,lartrd nn a stmushina sattN hi' , "•
maitship and (i) ttttt 31•ZIC evoluiiims, on two horses, enti
tled, the Rival Houma., or, thylnplifil llounder•, by Mee.
Sr.. li. Runnels and IL W. Franklin. This scene is re
markable for the di.play oi muscular power 01111 corpo
real pliancy. us weil as sublimity of figures and fury 01
speed.
Massaniellts. or:the Fisherman of Naples. by Mr. 11.
[tunnels. Those aro familiar with anetent history.
and VSpretleiy with the history of Naples, wall be limit
•uniroserl and delighted at the correct and historical man•
tier iu which Mr. flannels portrays the character of Mas
saniello. His acting is perfect. and it is a pleasure to
is WWII/4 and watch the prog . .resa of the p,tartiter, from
the Edmore fisherman it. the crowned ping of Naples, unit
thence to the finale of his history.
Mr. H. W. Frankhy the greatest Slack Rope perform
er in the world, willperform tonne of those intinituhle
feats on the rope. which dare obtained forhim the appel=
Imam of the Sprite of the ear.
Two horse Allemande, by Mrs. 11. W. Steward said
Mr. It. Runnels.
Mr. U. W. Franklin. and his pupil. the beautiful and tal
ented Master Williatti irlearty. will nest appear in their
celebrated antipodean gyitimistira and eiIIiSWAI and mus•
ruler evolutions. The matchless symmetry of their Apollo
like and classical forms, (which a painter or sculptor
might envy.) thr appa.font reel lessees of their different
performances, and thi ease. skill and grace. and celerity,
with which they Sr.' 'executed, thrill the grrtstor with
astuai•hment, while at the same time, be is filled with awe
soil delight.
Indian Warrior, by Mr. Shindle. Mr Sbituile far sur
passes ally rider of the present age. in his
elbow of the pa•sions and habits of the wild manor the
forest.
Pantornorphie exercises or (own of posturing, by Mr
Vin. H. Steward.
litaster Wrn. Grady. will next be introduced. and nib,
hi. brilliant single horse net, tile precocious and juvenile
equestrian line alrently, by his beauty, talent, race and
obtained the fluttering sobriquet 01 the young Da
crow of America.
Among the mint of highly trninca horoek will he par
Ocularly noticed, the knu of the celebrated fighting Po
The whole to conclude with a Innchnble ntlerinette.
n2B WM. C. PRESTON, Agent
Air olloCe( ). A rood and well selrstrd stock of 130 0 1
4 . 11 Morocco, kid Skins. Linings. Bindings, Arc., for sale
lower than heretofore, by ILICHARD BAUD.
rimy 4-1 wd
13RowN mix AND COTTOF HALF BOSE.--4300110Z
all qualities; pint received and or sale low by
ED %V A RD Tom & Co, N. Li. cor. sth
and Markel sta. 3d story entrance on sth mnys
Q doz., c4rlll line wide pinidv: jurd received
nod for vale low by 4 irriaySi EDWAturroDuk co,
SOAP AND CANDLES-40 boxes No. Soap;
" Candle*, just land
...g (rum lAtelllner Pacific, and for enle by
inzt2 S. & W. HARBAUGH.
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StUG A R-11 larN. O. Sugnr, a prime article, jtiaire
ccivcdand for sale by
mat S. &IJW lIARDAITOD.
\&Ts—ash bags Oats. just received per steamers Calms
J Cope and Beaver, and for sale by
inaa S. & W. lIARBAUGH.
CILOVERSEED-10 bugs. just landing and fur attic by
rnatt S. & W. IIARLIAI:(311.
VE FLO 'll-40 bids. just landing and for sale by
t, mug S. & W. HARIIAIX:11.
GAN A ILI' SEED-2 barrels pied received . and for suA
by B. A. FA lINESTOCK & CO.,
may 2 Cur. First rind Wood its.
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130TATOKS--114 Fork. prime Illinois Promocs, land
I_ mg from 5.11. Gemmee, and foe sale by
may:l smyrir h tqlvet.Alß.
ThEESFe-r.A small lot Western Heserve, old and new
Vj (or sale by Imay3) fbN ITII & SINCI.AIR.
ARD—No. 1 Lard, in barrelleFitnel kegs. for sale h)
I
may 3 ITH & 1.41NC1.A IR.
CI I litt—LlNA) 11, . Sidvs, ler au e
I. may 3 & SINCLAIR
ITAMS -1-25.000 lbs. Aims tor nain by
inuy3 SMITH & SINCLAIR
CIANVASSED BACON HAMS—On band, jam reeekr
Jad and for male by (tnaa) EDMUND OMER.
f iI.EA It BACON SIDES--In store and for sale by
EDMUND GREER,
may 3 Liberty at., opposite Smithfield et.
2' KEGS LARD, No. I—ln store and for sale by
A/ may 3 EDMUND C 'MEM
CALF.NA POTATOES-75 sticks more him received
13 and for sale by (mny3l KING dr MOORIIF.AD.
li) " a?i l d p fo r r E s A rd e e t r;
j ack:4l s lp H . flike.dii r s 4 t c received
I.AIR.
J Gimp BEATER , No. 120 %Vooa
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gold Leaf, Dntist's Foil, he..
constantly on hand, rind manufactured to order. [ma3-y
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14TANTED TO BORROW--.9everal small sums, for 2,
1! 3or 4 months, for good and undoubted notes, well
endorsed. IVanted—Places for several laboring men,
clerks, salesmen and boys. in the two cities and neigh
borhood. Wanted—Several good cooks and chanabor-
MOW,
Persona who have money to lend may advance
their interest by leaving word (confidertliall•y) with
ISAAC HARRIS,
At hie Agency and Intelligence Office,
may2-5t Penn. near St. Clair at. and Exchange Hotel.
OLIVE OIL-100 gallons ,nt i tie r 4r4d, and forby
Cor. Float and Wood its.
d r‘ll. OF LAVENDER.-160 lbs. just received and for
sale by B. A. FAIINESNOCX 4 Co.,
may 9 - corner First and Woodall'.
CARD -Havin g Jost reeeiveda. largeriation' of
ike., together with my large stock in Store
and Cellar dealers ate requested to call and examine for
themselves u good bargains can be, had *sate earner of
Smithfield and,Front. I": C. DURUM
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MEE
Sctles bn -Zurtion.
• AUCTION tIALES,
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER, •
South-Erpt aunty of Wood and PjfiA
PENN STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday morning, the 9th inst.,
at It/ o'clock, at the
Commercial Sale* Room, corner of Wood and,Ftfth ate.,
will be added to the large tale of ground rents and real
estate, that valuable lot of ground adjoining the dwelling
hquse of W. M. Mitcheltree, on the south side of Penn et.,
bekween Hay and Marbury streets, having a front of 24
feet and extending back lin feet to an alley.2o feet wide.
Terms: Otte-fourth cash, or an approved note al four
months; residue in three years, with interest payable
semi-annually. JOHN D. DA NUS,
ma v 4 Auctioneer.
CIN MONDAY MORNING, May the 0.111, at 10 o'clock,
1,_./ at the Commercial Sales Room. comer of Wood and
Filllt streets, will be sold, without reserve. fur account of
whom it may concern, an extensive assortment of fresh
and seasonable Dry Goods, among which arc superfine
cloths; cassitneres, satinetts, tweeds. white, red and yel
low flannels, superior rich style prints, moue de laine,
lawns. ginghams. dress silks. black saint, alpacas, Irish
linens, summer cloths, cambric and unbleached muslin.,
shawls, handkerchiefs, cravats, sewing silk, patent
thread, hosiery, gloves, bonnets, fancy vest patterns, &c.
At Y o'clock; r. 'd—' • ' '
3 bales good quality Tennessee Cotton;
I pipe Holland Gin;
2 qr. casks Pelleroism Pale Cognine Brandy;
" good quality Madeira Wine;
6 blds. old Monongahela Whisker
146 qr. and eighth boxes Plantation, Regalia, Prin
cipe and Byron Cigars, fins article;
I Iron Safe;
1 Platform Scale '
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well finished Barouche.
A large assortment of queensware, glassWnre, grocer
ies. confectionery, new and second-hand household fur
niture, cooking-stove, kitchen utensils, &c.
may 4 JOHN D. DAVIS, Auer.
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AUCTION SALES
EY JAMES AVICENNA, AUCTIONEER,
No. 114 Woun STREET, TIME DOOEIVEROX FTEIII.
T ARGE SALE OP DBY GOODS.—On Monday next
I May 7th. at It/o'clock A. M. will he sold a large and
general assortment of Panty and Staple Dry Goods of
nearly every description, comprising in min the follow
ing, vi'n Broad cloths,. costumiers, cassinetts. merinos. id
parent, milieus, gingham.. flannels. Irish linens, blenched
no:. brown muslin,. handkerchiefs, MIAMI., 111111W11.110ell
cry, &v. Also without reserve, n large Invoice of Do
mestic Goods from a western manufacturer to cover an
advance, among which are; Jeans tweeds, slur cassi
niers. cassinetsAroad cloths, die.; and at 2 o'clock P. M.
household arid Litchen furniture.
At curly gatlight.same evening. gold and silver watch
es and a large assortment of Dry Goods. the balance of
a retail store. [mayll JAMES NUKENNA, Auct.
`VALUABLE 0. :AL Ett+A - ÷E-5111 Bui/ding Lots et
Auttson.—On Saturday. May 20th. at 3 o'clock as`
will he sold, on the pretnites, above the Fountain Inn,
head of %Vasd street. in the Seventh Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh. (formerly called, Arthursvillc.)--10 valuable
Building Lots. suitable, for private dwellings or business
stand.: a plan of whirh can he seen on the posted hand
bills. at :Irlicinta's Auction Room, or at the tame of
Thomas Mellon.
Terms: ez.n.ou in hand, or approved security: the bal
ance in equal payments in .5 years. Au indisputable title
in fee simple, nod g eneral warrantee deed will be given,
or the money refulided with interest.
S. B. As the streets have not yet been opelied by the
city,_and the lots tin-tided to the centre of said streets,
Mode purchasing the lots will he entitled to damages
which may be assessed for the opening of the streets.
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7110.31.48 MELLON
JAMES M'KENNA, Auct.
T.,•XTII.Ik SALE of lb. Gewts. Fogey Articles, Watches
I:4 and ratarr,.—\i'ill bn sold. at M'Kenna's Auction
Hoorn. Wood street, three thews from Meth, day
and inght. (Sousday • excepted.) until the large stock on
hand le disposed of, an peremptory orders hare been re
ceived from the owners, to dose without reserve or the
let"' po.sthle &ley. the etteitstito eonsivitnents remaining
unsold (non the peescot Iprinr
Term.: All pump tooter kkilt IV, rash. par (wok; from
11 .10.fet to ;Site 00, sixty days: and all son,. over $lOO,OO,
three loontio., good apptored endorsed notes.
Opt.t) JAME... 4 ,tI . IKF:NNA, Auer
JA R(: F: and splettgbd n..ortm.nt .1 FANCY CIIA IRS,
, atr , fraff WIC 611, Joretrs Ar Xrrtrre..—The •tiliscriber
has enteird into an 111.min:einem with one of the most ev
e Chair Mantstarturer. to the West. and colt
•tantl) have on hand a lalcr rorsortnwut of Fancy Chairs
of every description. roenpitsing Won:hoof and Cane Seat,
Itorlittle. Ann. and Children's Chairs, all of which ern
made its the latent InOltf,n etytce, of the brat metee j e h,
and 4y the best ' , swim/co in the country; and will he sold
at very low prices, for cash.
apt: )AMP' NII'KENNA. A orb
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AUCTION RAI...EA In ALLkauKPIY CITY
FY W.U. J MIRNSIDE. AUCTIONEER.
W. .WANKS I[DIWIAL, ACC? AND TUC DLAXONI3.
7ALUAISI.I: Thurettar evening
next 11th inn. will Ire fold without rewrite, all that
certain lot or piece of ground situate in Reserve-town
ship, at the distant of one mile only from the borough of
Stain:heater, and It 3 nod. from the fkitver.Road. firing
lot No. ilue tia:maiked.nint ttionlreved in the plan of the
licarrer tract opponto Pittsburgh. There is ut exeellent
spring of water ott the premise.. Any person
of purchasing could nut have a mote dcevylde Inte for..
•
Persons desirous"( further information will please call
Ilionipcon %Vocals. on the premi.es. Tenn..—One.
fourth rash, and the balance on three equal annual pay.
o;mm. with interest: ...cured by baud and mortage on the
S‘Mt"t l Y- fmnY I WM. J. HUM% S 113 1 ,:, Anti.
00K3 will he opened at the (Kee of the Treaautet
of tha Mononcahrta Naviemunt Company, at the
F:srhange ut the city• cal httabur;thon the:3ll.4;y
of May nest. to reree4tre enl.scriptinn• of Stock auff.cicot
to pay the Ie L,t wetter,' In the conotrnetion of said Ito.
prottement. fly order of the Board.
.409-t?l:a \V?I. BA KEW See' y .
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/VHF: CZAR. lIIS COURT AND PIMPLE. including a
1 Tour in Noisy."). anal Swritcn, by John S. Maxwell;
recciycd tin& day, and tut .rlc La
imiNstoNit, STOCKTON,
amyl Bnokocilera. fOrlltt arid Tlainl rticc.a.
Fashionable Clothing More,
No. ?IR LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH
t tbdweribene respeetfully inform their tVierd• and
the public generally, that they have just received
a new supply of French mnl English Cloths, andcalui
nnerer.—Vestings of all styles and quality—Ready-made
Clothing of all deseriptiono. neck WA pocket flandker
chiefs. Shirts: in short, every article usually kept ins
Clothing Stores. constantly on hand.
Gentlemen wishnne 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.
WMCLI.F.A k DOWIVINO.
rpoirrnArr AND LANDSC.ArE PAINTINC—Mr.
Colin. tenders his thanks to hi. patrons, and would
inform the citizens of Ptitatturgh and vicinity, that he has
on hand, a large variety of Lanthmpes. for *llk at the
Odeon, on Fourth .atrect, between Wood and Sinithfisld.
sal
FOR SALIF"..—A valuable properly of two acres.
Ji bounded by Bedford and Webster streets.
Also, 2 valuable property of three acres, neparated
from the above by Webster street. These properties are
handsomely situated for private residences, and will be
Rohl by the acre if required, or, If bought together, could
readily be n t into Building lots, each possessing Three
p
fronts, and being only about 1.50 ya - rds from the limits of
the 7th Ward. They will be sold at a bargitin.
S. CUTIMERT, general Agent, Smithfield, above dth
street. twirl
eIAUI.KING COTTON—Imou lbs. Caulking Cotton for
anle. JAMES MAY.
S era ern Pennsylvania Collefgo of Mead
DIL WILLARD'S ADVERTIMMENTFOR 184 8.
Thecae inmily remedi..4. consisting of
DR. W!LLARDS VER3IIFUGE.
'• COUG.II MIXTURE,
1.1 vh:k
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMI
NATOR,
have already become so universally popular. wherever
introthweil. aim the proprietors saw induced to place
them within the reach of all. Of the virtues of these
medicines. it is altogether unnecessary for us to speak,
as they hare always, wherever inaodureel. been able to
weommend theautlees. The numerous certificates, which
from time to time have been published. besides others
now in our possession, Is sufficient evidence, not only
of their virtue and power tb cure, but that they are
ditly..apprecinted by an intelligent p üblic. When the
country' is flooded with Panaceas," " "Bal
sams," and " Pills," and many of the in of n doubtful
character, persons are at a loss to kiisow how far they
should trust any of them. Refut !hem all, and try those
which have been proved by the experiene of ram Such
is the character of the medicines compounded by Dr.
Willard, an eminent practitioner, and sold by men of
character who have something more at stake than the ac-'
cumulation of a few dollars. In order that the public
may know what these medicines are, the greater part of
our advertising will be gamine certifier:ilea. Thus you may
he satisfied that "their own works will praise them."
'flame medicines, prepared and sold by . the proprietors,
A. W. Brockway} & Co., No. 2, Commercial Row, Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, to whom all letters for agencies or othe r
business must be addressed. Sold also by J.'Schoonma
ker & Co., Ogden & Snowden, Joel Mohler, It. P. Sellers,
P. L. Snowden, John P. Scott, J. 11. Cannel, James A.
Jones, John Hays, Spaulding & Kneeland.
Also, by Elliott & Bcckam, and D. M. Curry, Alelgheny
city. apll tl&wy I
Star Bakery and tee Cream Saloon.
S. DICKLEY, No. 42 Diamond alley, respectfully
announces to his old friends tine customers, that he
has fitted up his establishment in a 'neat and beautiful
style, and has increased his facilitioi for accommodating
those who may favor him with their custom. Parties or
families will be supplied on the shortest notice with
Cakes. Ice Creams, Fruits, Nuts, or any thing in his line
of business. Ho solicits a share of public patronage.
tip 25-1 m
CONSUMPTION, COUGH. SPITTING OF BLOOD,
BRONCHITIS. cc.—To Cptuumptives.—Four-fifths
of you are really suffering from neglected colds, or an ob
struction and consequent inflammation of the delicate li
ning of those tubes through which the air we breathe is
distributed to the lungs. This obstruction produces pain
and soreness, cough, di ffi culty of breathing, hectic fever,
and a spitting of bloinl, matter, or phlegm, which filially
exhausts the strength of the patient, and death ensues.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT NEVER FAILS to remove
this obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. It is certain in its effects, and cannot fail
to relieve.
is -- For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
70 Fourth st., near IVood. ma •3
ANEW WORK ON COAL—This work will be hi
sued soon, on a, Royal Bro.. about 7 50 pages. It
will treat extensively of the Geological and Geographical
Distribution of Mineral Combustibles or Foisil Fuel, em
bracing, from official reports of coal-producing countries,
the respective amounts of their production, consumption,
and commercial distribution; with the prices, tariffs, cur
rency, and international regulations, by IL C. Taylor,
Fellow of the Geological Society of London, lte;'.
Ire'Subscriptions taken at the Bookstore of R. S. Bpi
worth it Co., Fourth street, near Market, where a more' .
extended need's-era the work can be seen. Price:Bs,oo.
apV7
CASILS BACON,•bieriss and Shorilners4; - • •
5-easks Cleartlides ; just received arid for sale by
EDMOND GREEK.
Cioobs.
SPRING AND SUMMER-GOODS i
A. A. MASON & CO., l , ''C. 1.. ANTHONY& Ca,
phT,5 Kamm. 1 NEw itnuE: •,- -, ~
A. A. Moon & Co., - -r
No. 60 Market Street. Gowen Third and Fourth Streets,
pirrsi3u non. PA.. •
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II recently opened their new and elegant 9,ore,
11. with an extensive stock of rich spring and Summer'
Goods, comprising upwards of three hinaliefl tuteNtiges
of the latest and m fashionable styles. Merchants
throughout the countr are particularly invited to call and
examine our stock. at is our intentimi to offer our goods
at the lowest easternholesale prices. One of the firm,
residing in New Yor will be constantly sending us on
fresh supplies of the most desirable goods, thereby giving
us every facility in the transaction of our business that
Could be poisessed bo eastern houses, - Prices are there
fore.guaranteed -to be us low as the lowest New York
and Philadelphia rates. ap7
—Fresh Arrival,
EN 4TII sr. AND TIIE DIAMOND.
I - received a Mrge and splem
CT AND STAPLE SPRING
IDS. purchased from the Im
since the recent greet fall in
New Dry Goods
AT NO. GS MARKET ST., szrwE
?NIB undersigned has just
I did assortment of FAN
AND SUMMER DRS GO
porter nod Manufacturer-8,
IZZINM
4-4 Brown &Inslies, diets. Furniture.PrintsBl to l'2lc.
7.8 Bleached " '‘ 4-4 Purple " 128.
4-4 " " 8 " Blue and orange priiiuitt2}"
Dress Ginglinms tato 25" English Lawns 1.21
NEW STYLE RESS GOODS.
Satin stripe Granite Mirage, Fancy Dress Silks,
Plaid Crepe D'Orleans, - Chameleon "
Sanest. and pr. Silk Tissue, Black Satin barred Silks,
New style ' , reach Lawns, Black Gro. D' Armour "
Camlet Lustres, New style Bromide.
The Lunn are requested to call and examine a splen
did assortment of new style Paris printed Cashmere
Shawls, white and colored embroidered Canton Crape
Shawls, Silk Tissue Shawls, white Broslin BaraFe
Shawls, Brocade and Chameleon Silk Shawls, Black Silk
and Black Barred Barage Shawls, Black and Colored
Silk Fringe Tbibet and Mous 0' LIIiIIC Shawls.
I have also received a beautiful assortment of new
style Bonnet Ribbons, Linen Cumbrie
Cravats and Scarfs, black and colored Kid Gloves, lisle
thread mohair and twisted silk Gloves and Bins: a va
riety of new style Parasols. Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
The GasituratEN are particularly requested to call mud
examine a beautiful assortment of black. line. olive
brown and invisible green French and English Cloths,
and a variety of new style fancy Vesting, Cassimeres,
Cravats, &c.
I have also a /ergs steel Staple Goods. viz: Brow,,
and bleached linen Table :Cloths, Roasts Diaper. Isiah
Linen. Cottonide, Linen_ Drilling. Checks, Blue Drills,
Manchester and Scotch GitICIIIMI3, Chambray Disighams,
brown and bleached Muslihs of all descriptions, which
will be sold at least 'Xi per cent, below last year's prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
aptt No. OS Market street. Pitt OM
. •
FIALNISIIING GOODS.—Wisobe
Todd 4.. Co, have just received our
large stock of New and Fresh Spring Goods, to which
we invite the attention of country merchants and deal
er. generally.
We have received from our factory east. n largo
stock of Shirts, of the bestrunnufneturo ; consisting of
10 doz. A No 1. Wide Plait Shirts. standing collars;
20 " " Narrow " and 11) rots;
41t medium quality "
CO " very low priced "
12 fine linen bosoms. with collars;
33 ' and common bosoms;
60 Ilynar standing collars. all qualities;
40 " black and fancy adjusting Sim k• ;
Also. from the eastern cities:
6 cases fine Gingham Umbrellas;
3 " " and common Suspenders:
2 " " under Shirts and Drawers;
20 dozen gene's' I.isle Th'd. (011,1•4 ;
00 " " cotton. elastic tops;
250 " brown and mixed and cotton half !lose, all
qualities;
Fancy silk and satin Cravats O.IIZI Scarfs, bonsbucine
Storks. and Tice Cat-pet Hags. &c .
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers to an
examination of our (lards mut prices ; knowing. that un
der the eircnntstances our florals have been manufactu
red and purchased. we /arable. to tiger some indhcersseists
rarely found west of the mountains, 017, -In fact, the east
ern cities. - ,
•
One of our fine m constantly in the;Eagtern market, by
means of which we are dull •• .applied with New Goods.
LIbWARI)-TODD &
corner n( Filth and kfarket streets,
•
2d story over W. Jr P. ilimus,
• at entrance on rink Street.
APRIL 10,,1848.
W.l!
ofTT I
Eyeing . 0 t, r;41 , p , efti n i g
• Urnxts, mid-has this
minting open an assortment of Linen Linghtims, super
Earlstoil do.; Prints and Chintzes; Ladies' fine Dress
°nods. in great variety; Mencliesterlling/innin, new pat
terns. is his nasontnent now opening, are a great many
articles at lower prices than annul. such as fine purple
ports. yard wide, at Iglc.; fine Piritish Prints at tAr.;
Drees Gingham". mina' width, at 12}e.; Dream Lawn.,
yard wide, al Itlk„; Shining Muslim., very low; Irish Li
nen, he. Will open tills morning. an assortment of
beautiful style light Chintzes, small figure-a, for children;
FAWns for do. Also, Qhamelion Silks; India M'osh do.;
Crate StIIIWIS. &C.
•
Persons wanting any tiling iu the Dry Goods way. will
do well to call and etc the gooda. and bear the prices.
Merchant. WM find. in title \Wholesale Rooms on the
fid story, an inviting stock of fresh Goods, at about East
ern ptleec api3
4 A. MANUS k CO., (A Newsier teranier, arc open
• •ing an extensive assortment of DEErit.4 GOQDS,
Jun received per express: comprising the largest unit
most fatibiortable stock of Dress Goods to be friend in this
env. Antonin which. wv mention. 40 pieces extra rich,
embroidered I'M] de Chevre, a new •rtiele, and tine most
desirable goods in the market- Also...atilt stripe Challies,
Pcragcs, Fassue, Mohair stripe French Jackotiets.
als
Fresh Spring. Goods.
ifACKI.Ert & holeside Dealers in Dry
41N1410. :sro. 09 Wood street, Pittsburgh. invites the
attention of Western Pilerchants to their stock of Anari
ran and Fong Dry Goads now receiving direct from the
Eastern Importers and manufacturers.
Receiving regular supplies of Fresh Goods during the
season, and devoting a large share of their attention to
Eastern Auctiun Sales, they confidently assure buyers
they will find such inducement offer e d for cash, as will
give the most ant& satisfaction. Determining to meet the
views of buyers in fill , they now offer goods at F.antern
prices. and to invite all to call and examine for themselves.
apill-Iw. •
133:121E
A. MASON & Co.. No. GO Market street, have just
• received a splendid assortment of Dress Goods,
amongst which rosy be found figured. plant and striped
rage.. of all qualities; Silk Tissue, Mohair Stripes
Grenadine. Satin Stripe De Lain, priaill 4104 Satin St. Chat
lis. Fancy Silk French J nconet s. &c:L&e. apl9
CLOTHS.—W. R. Want v has lust receiv- '
jl2 ecru fresh 'supply of French Cloths and Cassimeres,
of the best manufacture, color. and finish. Gentlemen,
wishing to purchase arc invited to look at his stock sod
eat the prices spill
LINEN:". - - - -W. IC
1.3 Warns invites the attention of buyers 10 hi. very
superior supply of Shirting Aluslins, of the hest
undressed Irish Linens, warranted from flag. Iss.,
sale. at very low prices, at the north-citst COMCI of Fourth
RIO Market streets. spill
1111..L0W CASE MUSLINS.—W. IL :drams has just
I received a supply of the abbve goods, of suitable
width, including a few pieces of very !Inequality; for sale
at the corner bt Fourth and Market sic apl9
LHIP.IbMNG MUSLINS.—A supply, of different widths,
(from one to three yards wide.) bleached and un
bleached, just received and for sale low at the Dry Goods
House of W. R. MURPHY.
cornor Fourth and Morket tits
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CANTON CRAPE SHAWLS—A. A. Mao kr. Cu, 60
Market street. hnvelust reeeiveckper express, anoth
er large lot of splendid Crape Shawls. np2.l
CAPE ANDCOLIARS—A. A. :111,soN . 1 / 4 C0.,110 Mar
ken street, have just receivei, per express, a choice
assoruneut of Wrought Copes and Collars. np2l.
13LACK BERAfaI—A, A MASON & CO.. Will open this
morning pieces of Plain, Plaid, and Satin Stripe
Beriages. Alen. colored Berntr.s. of evry sts`le,
Q ILK Tissu AA.", lIERAGES.-14V. R. Murphy Mm
0, now open no nseortment ad the above goode, includ
ing plain black; satin barred din fancy figured do. Alan,
Ilalzarines, from 121 ena up to finest qualities; tilso.Or
gandie Lawns invent variety, at northeast corner of 4th
and market sts. apt:
r illifkiNt —W. R MtmenT Minnow op-i•TaltiricTeTiiii
-1 ply of Tickinga, including the Ilmnilion.
A. C. A.. Pearl River, and other improved styles, of the
annual width. Also, 4-4 Ticking, of a very flue and supe
rior quality, ate very lox_rire. apt
Q kIAWIS!—.A. A. pianos do Co. , .Mnrket street, have
1, - 1 prat received, per Eapresa, 2 carton French Cnshmere
Shnwla; 2do Embroidered Thiliet; I do. Silk Plain Thib
et Berage de !mine, anal other Shawls. n p2O
lADM.'S' DRESS GOODS.—A fall supply of nil the
4 various styles of Summer Goods. such as Silk m
imes. llarages, Grenadines, Lavtas, he.. now open nt the
Dry Goods House of • W. R. 1111TRPHY,
apl9 lliorth-nast tor. fourth HMI Market ate
BONNET RIBBONS!—A. A. Mason •d• Co., No. GO
Market street..are now opening an extensive asaort
ment of Bonnet Ribbons, of the newest and moat fashion.
able style. • ap2o
JVS'r received; by Express. 1 pa Super French Black
Cloth; and G pa ;Aver Fancy Caitaimeres. which will
be sold low by C. WERNEDURG, 251 Liberty at.
np2s • (Journal cop .1
•or lid c and too trt
B u,i t i b ..thay. o o4. 7l; o . ,rs t _ sl i z it s i t r, n ai r. 4 ll , 7l , z i :!,
a front of 110 (net on the. minal. bv I ' o9 feet' ' to i Middle
street. This property could be divided Into 5 large build-
ingots. Improved property in Allegheny; would be ta
ken for the above. Also, 2 large, .builtling lots in Alle,
gheity, each 'a 4-12 feet' front on Sheffield - street by 138
to a 24 foot alley. S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Ag't.,
aprl9 Smithfield, above Fourth st.
o` et a
ing
.tAedll,Mettiaossitocrlnitiociak, Alleghen •
nosiietaur
the residence of Judge Irwin,) and finished in cit y,
hest
modern style. with handsome portico In front, double par
lore, furnished with marble mantels and improved sliding
doors; dining room and kitchen on the first fioor.nnd four
good bed rooms on the second story; with finished garret.
Enquire of RICHARD GRAY, on the premises; or of -
fital.-tf JAMES PARK. Jr: & CO.. Second at..
To LET--A-Brick House, corner of Webster and Foi
ton streets, formerly occupied by J. B. Bullet: Pos
session given immediately. Apply to -
feblo-if J. C. CUMMINP..
Notice
RAVING disposed of all my right. title and interest, In
the Gold Beating business, to Mr. John B. Dunlevy,
I beg leave to recommend him to the patronage of lily for-.
mer customers. A. UFFINGTON.-
April 3d, 1848.
Da. lt - will be seen by the above no6e thitt vtib
I ClTher has purchased Mrs. Liffington's interest in the
above business, which will be continued at the Old Stand:
No. 120, Wood street, where he will be pleased to serve
aliwha may want Geld Leaf,Dendstsi roll. ke.; and ho.
hopes, by attention to brillualness. and fair dealing, to ,
give satisikantion to thosevsbo - may:favor him with their
patronage._ - (aptklut). JOHN B. DUNLEVY...
,T.VITENtOrMW.F,,-8,000 tat. svar /Watt Beet. a.
.Prigacartialle for -fa/a . ft asailan raseliad.and
gee IgSra/ SELLER& & NICObb ,
Steam-Boat eolttntii.
lAA& -4014
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' CINCINNATI AND Prrrsitußott
DAILY STEAM. PA.CK.Errtarirm.
films Independent Line of Steamers id noW composed
I of the largest, Swiftest, best finished anti furnished.
and moifpciweiful boats on. the.wiiiers of. they Yost. Th,;
highest vragcs ore paid for the services of the best and
most experienced inen engaged the river ',Wiliness:—
The line has been in operation for six years',' has carried
nearly two millions of , people, without doing theilighiest
injury M.their persons. , The - proprietors challenge-corn
purison, with any passenger line inn the Unioit for surety.
vgularily. and speed. All that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort arid convenience of
passengers.. Tho boatilleave for Cineinuati,fis followst;
MONDAY PACRET.—The MOXONG AIIELA f 'pa pt. SiCRIC
will leave Piiii.burnli every Monilny nursing tit I 0 o'clock;
Wheeling every Monthly evening al 10. r. 31.
TUES/M YCXET.•:—'l'lie HIBERNIA 2. Ca tit.
Minectter; will leave Pi rt.shurgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock ; 'Wheeling e very Tuesilay evening
at 10. r.
M r E.DAS.tibIY PACEET.—The NEW ENGLAND No.
2 Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every 'Veilnesilay
morning at 1.0 o'clock Wheeling every Wedn•sday even
ing at 10 P. x.
•
•
THURSDAY FACRET.—The Den.usivr,,papt. R.. J.
Dram WI I leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday eretung at 10 e. M.
• FRIDAY PACKET.—Tim CurperiNo. lam. Cracks,
will leave Pittsburgh eyery Pride rinoriting 10' o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening, at 10 e. it. II
SATURDAY PA CKET.—The MRS. SENG Cain: Dr
Camp. will leave Pittsburgh every b'aturilnyi morning at
10 o'cluck; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 P. M.
SUNDAY PACKET—The itLLAC Nsturrnij Cain. A. G.
Mason. will.leave Pittsburgh every Suntluyinunnting ut
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sututtly evenitient 10 r. u.
ri nv 19.
1848.
Pittsburgh sand Brownsville Dail- Pn l :4he B i .
Lint.
Famir ART Ist. P. , 13. FIUSRGAifY
LEAVE DAILY AT 4 A. M. AND 4.P. M.
The followilig, nem• bouts complete the Bile
for the present *icti.ols: ATLAN',,IIC. eapt.
James Purkintion; BALTIC, Capt.
and 1,01;IS M'I.ANE. Capt. E. Betinett. The boasts are
.entirely Hew. still am fitted up without raga rtl,m clpense.
Every comfort that motto) ran procure liasl.oen provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monos s milicla I,Vharf Boat.
at the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be punctual on
hoard, as the heeds will certainty leave ut advertised .
hours.
'imitti
For Aro ~trnss•flle.
The new and splendid passener and Inuit
steamer ILA LTIC,Cupt. A. J cuusi 'will leave
for the n ore port during the present "iveelc,; el A.
positively. ~
For freight or passage. applyon burrd.
ILil:===f=a
THE fine new steamer AMERICAN EA
GLE, JAM ATKINSON Master, svitl leave
Tor the above and all intemiediate landings., -
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
areal 11. AULTFINBERGE:IL Agent_ •
For Brownwrllle.
TilEnew Mail and Passenger steamer AT-
LANTic. JAW'S PARKINSoN. :trainer. will
leave for the above port this day. ai dA. X.,llusilivele.
For freight or passage apply on board. 1662
For St. Louts.
TIM foot rennin.. ° pa.senger strur•PENN
SYLVANIA. IL C.CiIIAT. leave
re;rularly for the above tool intenriediate
For froieht or proomee apply on board, a go
For Latayeite and Wabash River.
• The light draught eteumer SWAN. 13. May.
%Master, will leave for the above: and inter
mediate landings, regularly. ' • •
'or Ireight or passage apply on boant. or to'
a i tiia
spot JAMES WAY.
• •
For Cincinn al 1. ' --
The light - draught steamer FRIT3NDSIIIP.
Legam%DAV/ii, Master, will leave tier the abOVe and
intermediate ports, reg - tdrirly. ;! ,-• ..
For freialit or pasitage apply on board. i; mar 15
For St. Louis
„ The iiew and a p:midid 'dimmer ORIENTAL:
VAN Nowt. Abater., wiltl,avo fur the - above
and intermediate ports, on Tuesday. May P.
For irei-ht or passage apply on board_ - . rnaB
ilCzati We
THE steamboat BEAVtU. Ciurit.us E
Cbsitsk. 3lnster. will. during the .econin.
winter season. make daily trips to Heti'Ver and
leaving Pittsburgh every morning uID o Clttk, and Wells
villqut 3 o'clock, P. M.
deels D. M. IL% 'R.I.() k IA gait's.
For Ot,POllOl.
steamer NORTICCt►ROLI
j
NA, DErtrc2itz, Master, will lenve-ibi'the
noove ano intermediate ports,.regolorly., • j
For (tricot or passorre apply ott bourrl. - • feW
New Arreetgeinent; - • 1.,, ,,, '
THE steamer CALEB r COPEwM leave for,
Beaver: Glasgow mid Wellsville: oil 'rues- .
...
and :,
day, Thursday: Satarilay;•tn,il A, X.. TC
turnialg on Monday. tVednesdae. and Friday. , She has a
boat at the liandind. between Rood street andiließridge,
prepared to receive freights et any time.
S. & W. 11ARBAU611. Acents.
marl No. lei. WoMi street.
loor New Orleans:
THE splendid new steamer SAVANNA,
H. Devxtaft - v. Master, will leave regal:4l)
for t ic above and all intentiediate loadings.
For frrialit or passage apply on board. ! , febt
For St. Loulst, Galena, and Datotterae.
OgiITHE good steamer ST. ANTIIC/NY, Tmrs
Mar. Alasier, will leave far above,
lnely, May 10.
For freight or passage apply on Imard. or to,
4111" . JAMFS MAY 01
mag ' GEO. MILTENHERG , . •Ar:t.
Pitiaburgh and Wheeling Packet. '
TIIF. swill steamer CONSUL, DUINgT P.
Alat litsazr, Master. will leave regularly for
Wheeli ug. on Monday, Wvdttesilay. and Fri
day, et 10 o clock. precise/v.
Leave IWheeliug every Tuesday, Thurstlay,htid Satur
day, at 7 o'clock. A. It:. poritirdy. •
'lle Consul wilt lauid at all intermediate ports. Every .
tweommodation that can he procured, for the comfort und
safety of passengers, has been provided. The boat' is
also provided with a self.acting safety-guard, to _ praveut
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board. or td
mar° JOHN FLACK. Agent.
' Paw Cincinniltt.
laZeit The new and splendid Pitisenger Steamer
HIGHLANDER, Captain 11. A. Fultsic will
ease for the above ,and all intermediate ports, oti "rues
day, May Oth
For freight or passage, having superior aecournotla
bons. apply on bon rd. itiaS
_ .
For Louisville. .:4 . •
TIIE Kentucet River Packet, GREY . EA
GLE. limns, Master, will leitie fur the
a ove ant ntermediate ports regalerly.
Fur freight or passage evilly on board. feb9
___
• • For. St. Louis.
jagTtlE new mid splendid steamer ANDREW
FULTON. Ir. il. Fuvrox • Musts will leav e
for the above and intermediate Mailings regul4rly:
For freight or passage apply on board. or mit
inal7 JANIIP. MAY.'
FOir St; Louis.
Tilt: fine .strater wyomiNg. THOMAS
j ,6 4 . 7 GREENLEE. Master. will leave regtilarly fur
the above port and an hue/medial* landings.
on Thursday, April :sth.
For [might or passage, having superior ode.ommoda
lions. apply ou hotrod. or to
am. ftEo. It. MILTENTIERGE ..Atront.
Proposals for a Loan. ;j
TREASLItT PgrArtrstmcr,
Aprill7,
CI - ',ALED proposals twill be received, under 'tlie:nct of
t:1 3Lst Atarch last, until 3, p. in.,
on- SatardeY. the 1711 i
June. 1x49, for sixteen millions of dollars of talted States
li stock, reimbursable twenty years trout alter the
Ist day of July, IS.'S, bearing six per cent. fiderest per
annum. payable semi-anatuall,y, on the first day's' of J atm
try and July of each year. No bid will be rereived
low par; nor will any - bid be considered unlesS one per
rent. thereof is deposited in souse depository of the Vatted
States at or before the date fixed for opening the propo
sals. The bids. in allTuses, must he unconditional, and
without any reference to the bids of others, Mitt should
state distinctly tho premium othqtat. The 'proposals
should be sealed• and endorsed !Preposattfor loant;,f
and addressed to the Secretary of the. Teastery, \Push
ing -Am City. D. C. -The sunts which may be accepted will
lie required to ho paid to the. depositary of the 'tit. States
nearest the'pluees of residence of the porous respect
ively whose offers maybe successful; but the % mount of
the accepted bids from bidders not residing in She United
Stairs, must be deposited with the assistant treasurers at
Y
New York, Poston. Philadelphia: or New Orleans:
To give an opportunity to all persons to participate in
the investment of funds in this stock: bids will liereceived
for the lowest denomination of certificates authorized by
kw—being for fifty dollars—as well as for Wilier'surns.
All certi fi cates under one thousand dollars.will be Artois
ferable on the hooks of the treasurys but all eertificales
for that sum and upwards wilt libt,truitsferable tho
hooks of the treasury, or by, dilivery with matrons pl.
inched, at the optlonrof the bidder; To avoid expense,
contitsion. and multiplication of nem:nods. all eertifierdeS
with coupqnsAttached will be for the limn of; ono' thou
sand dollars. .
The successful bidders will be required to,depcisite the
amount awarded in five equal instalments in Cecil of the
months of JulY, August, September, October, and Novell!'
ber of the present year, except for sums not exceeding,
twenty thousand dullters;where the bidder may he desir
ous of making immediate payment.. in which', oast>, the
whole amount may be at -
once deposited. The!tuock will
bear interest itrall oases tront this dote of depoilte.
The bids will be opened' at the Treasury Pt:pertinent at
3. p. m. 1 on Saturday, the 17th of June, tc49, in 'the pres
ence
all
the
paymenta
EA nou h. t o n :r:ehager.ddietade
as.l:tiel;:;•.,
of
Boston,
bids not neemited, the amount deposited in advance will
ay declre
der
the act
of R sr
ast.
d in
fly
a d v,x ep t osited as part Of the first ,
b n a o c pr b i o i h n l va ! s e , r . r o d i nt i v t:• 1 i:: 3 ll t : y r b .3°' 1° 0:p us :I I I- 111 1 :
o i l o t ' d i t m e t . ° ‘
o r a rt : 3 :l l - 7' p l it i r
0 . 0 hu t : 1 1
ntitim
R. J. NVALIEIIyr,
New Ylirk, Phila.
Secretary of the Treasury
delphie,Haltirnore, Charleston, and New Orlemis. and in
all other States the papers selected to priatthe laws of the
United States, are authorized to publish this Advertise- .
meat. - April fit.,—(ll.-17daumir.
T HE MOST IGNORANT feel a diagnai for a Toting Or
ald_persort. OT
who
Nv eithertrid, breath,
qr bad teeth. Personkyvho have.
_ f _ are Ito/mist:ly.
- assured.- thaf a 'llO. has ' - 'of JONES„ '• AMBRRTOOTII
PASTE. will, on trial, without
Matte the breath Pare'arglTaweaf • •',
'The teeth white, and the gapes
Roadargl ia y:tbllJ:oF,f ,It :is. sold In Nalv:ltOil4Atql
Chatham , • by , '7VVICIApICSON4' . O4q4
num:69 Ltbetty J 6 .
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BANKERS EXCHANGE
And Drake lin Foreign and Donteia E'xclixengec,'lCentti
totes el Depossi,-Barik Nuke, G old Sitter, N l :az 0,00
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SBAAIEIi&ItaHDi
Bankrrr and .Exelalnge:.Srakrrs, - .lkalem •in , :tOtrika
Demuth. Rills, Xing titlizehange,
Corner of Third and Wood stay dizectly. o proe.iiii
Charles I lotel. •
N. 1101.PrE8 & SONY_ ..,,,.....,-. '.,- .
L'ankers and. Drakra in Rrc6angt .Eoin and,Uatik4.,,
..5,„.. Ilfarkit Isreat i Pittebremh.-:, ,' - . 4 ,- - • ‘ i; ..4 .
SEULTE4 RATE. . . EV:n.IEOI4 •2• • ' ' , DUTIES ELEA
•• Near York , i pcl Cincinnati '-. ~! , -- '..4, : ',;,- ' •
Philadelphia -,. - , 1-" I.aulaville,... .• ~, , t.
Baltimore - -', • ti• "-. Sc. Louis • ...: . ....> 4.,1 . :
t dia, i Catnap- dr..Cnrontakli - 4 ..
I " Relies'. Notes .:- - ......+ ra , " - -
It" • .ranns i Tlvaiiinco. 4:!:
fl
I " Maryland- , '. '-' - 3
' • ',' !lir ,:t
3 " - New Chime i.tf-..-e.7 ..' -: '. ; . .
Buying rates
Indiana
Kentueky -
VirgintWlzeel.n
Tennessee
nut D-3.
.. ... .
spa a . auoo. zerosity
.1100A4 & SA.RCIEArT,... ...,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE' DItO/M0.1k.;:_.. ,- c'..'„,,J-' ,
N. E. Corner of Wood" and Sixth streels,-Pittitrwsk-T44;;:.:::,7.`
TIEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes. Time Bills; Feireigns -- i: , ::_ .
If
nod Domestic Exchange,Ceilifiealoti oflieliciiii,4*:' , .;" . .:rz
, EXCHANGE on nll the pr im-iparCitiMS sf.tha,llniust,;...:,,- . ..
and Europe. for sale in sums to Alit parehaserti.;:c.,.. :,, ._ •. -11-.. c
. RENT and par funds received on'tieposi!e.... ~:. z r -..
COLLECTIONS made on all parts or the ',lwo* pt Its - ~'- .
lowest rates: - . .
'- -
Messrs. M. Leech & Son • ..'.,,1.:;,,:.: .- • • '.',
Ogden & Snowden, . , 4 , 4 -, ' 2 -, 1
wm. Ben & 50,.. .ritroborgte. - ;::: - .
}
S. Al'Clurkets & Co., .. .- '.,. -........ '-.,,' •- 1'
I , :tiglisit & Bennett.
I , :cming & Brother. - - -•-: .', ...•.,:
. " • Bales. Lathrop & Co.. Philadelphia
i :-.•--,',.. ' . ' --
" W. R.Thompson & Co.
.. - -, -;..,-...,...--,: - . • .-.
" Homily-. Thelpe & Co. t ts: oi.1" 'lt ---- ' ' ''
" Babcock & ,. . • c.--.
‘., Pr -.... - •
" l'illistty. IVard Co.,
Co. 'l,
ntt
Jut,. ArCultough It Co. f r lfrfno4 . o . :
Mr. James George, ' '; - • .--...."...,, -. ' .
.• 11. llonnu. Cineitintoß, O. .
,::
.; 2 .,.,;;..',7,„': '..-..
" Joseph. IViIIAPPIL . - ),1‘......e,„ ". -
M4B,esrs. Benner & Alltilinn.. .. r '"F7 7. 7'7,',..., ~
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Ctighier, Hank or 1,,,,k.i.t, q vp.,- F...,. 1.- •
ikil.bin •It. Senn:miler 2J. 1547- .. . ... .• . ~'' :. ' . . ' .
'it
oseda le Gardens, In drancbietitele., • •
r IF. gut ,erit er takes Neiman. in 11/111011tICm t 4 Irall4
`friends. nail the citiiensgetterally..t4.t. G ()p1.:14M
lino been newly fitted up for the aceatie'ot - talioh. 'add:
coin:in-lot the Pohlier. The buildings Iriye hertis funds:lied
in u 'trot and fashionable slyle: anti lhitt etirrnolid . taX
gardens have liven laid out in a Yoshio ,; -that - that will tatnalet
all who have testa for beautiful scenery.. - : -
The - location of Rosedale is ale it known.. t Sittiate. in
Manchester. within a mile anti a half of the ray: ori,the
bunk of the Ohio, the pro Meet in erisiy 1/irectiottirs:,
eltanniNt. For health and remain: - thefe' or no' Otte°
equal to it in the neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
A limited number of families. - who desir e '
retticlettee out of the city, will be received oirenay , rettirs.',
'Crititsient vieiters will find RinErvit.t a moot agreeable ,
place in which to puss a day or a week. -
Tile Refreshment Sa!oolis will be supplied with ail , ..thro
delicacies of the • neuron : Delirious Bererng - trif.r4re
Creams. Fruits. Confectionarieft. Ice.- The Tabliverili
supplied with the choicest Vittoria.
fp - The whole 'establishment' will 'lie rondacted 'On -
strict temperance principles. 'Pen-pin Alleyrrltirret teen
built: but no betting will be permuted. AU grunecor
chatter are pmhibited.
The titeilities fur reaching Rosedale are'irartmaratimb
An Omnibus leaves the Nenh end of lite Allegberrir
Bridle evere.half: hoar. slid wig lento prisseagrior Itt the
Gardens. The steamer Greenwood learts the AM4liatry
Wharf every hour. and lands within few trundled - lards
of the Rosedale Cottage, •
may'24f. '
Wall Paper Warehouse...
11 TO. ra 47. MARKET STREET, between Third and
Fourth street. Pittsburgh Pa: THOMAS PALMER,
lanufactu; er and Importer ot 'WALL . P P-Eit,'firer
Board Prints, "larders, Landscape Papers,
.Ornsimeattnl,
Designs ) Transparent Window Shades, ke., and (teak;
in Writi n g and 'Wrapping Paper, Bonnet, and ilindSrs*
- .Boards. & at pres v
ent on band a e ryextennve
and wctl assorted stock of every article in' his line of lin
"sines,. To Persons who buy to sell again, - Ite- - . - Hrriiiike
so laaral a aurount as can hardly fail tasecure
tom; Dint thegreat variety from which housekeepers *ill
have it in their power to select, and the eery 'ate pr:tecelit -
which he is determined to sell them. will': he Butters hint- -
self. present rush inalatinents as cannot be' offered,liftlds
location, by say other Ilmeiti in the:trade. , •-
.11U - Rags and Tanner's Serapi will he 'Olen' *feel
change. at the highest prices. ninrl3- 4 te„:"
AND. FOR SALE.—The subscriber oilers fur sulo4oo
a acres of Land, in Middlesex township, Bathencolm
ty, between Butler and Pittsburgh, and seven.mileinfnnai -
Butlen , 3frOucres cleared. the ba lance welitimbered,vith
three farm bouses, a large barn, aud a goOdistillSief,n`ult
'sufficient water for aonst and saw mill, thereon. Oaths
Sante "(ream, fonr end six miles ahove,thertiltife.
grisi and, several saw mills..Therels.u&be (Oro
.c
land in the outitry. : .it will be sold all torieflieil' en' in
one. two, or three hunilrea. nesse. Persons vvishing,to
have geed level laud, easily fames], *mild do ',335e1110 •
avail themselves : of this opportunity, and - examine-qt..
laud. [riuut.Bl BQY.D.
•
T WOULD like to call the attentimt , of . Country Mar%
chants, Hotel and Steamboat Dar-kceUers, pivots
Families, &e. to examine my stockof - IVinetb..Liquors,-
Cigars, &c., now in store and inner: consisting. ; ofike
most celebrated Brands, &c. Feeling - confident ,of
having the largest and best asiorted stock-hi- any.bousts
West of the mountains, and being engaged in tbe.WapOr!
lotion of Wines and Liquors. &c., direct Mikis eouribtys
persons can rely ou being
.taccomunnhated.'llirth. in - prior
and quality. ,P.
marl) corner of Smiihfichl end Front sireeti.-:'
CINIE attention of gentleinen purrliasing- garmatits - .6t:
j dress wear. or ordinary business pu,rposea x is.
ed to the •slock of goods at present on out countrrit:efin--
girth% of every grade and shade of French, Eitgysl4itnd
_Belgian Cloths and Cassianeres. in endless vartaty, and
Venoms for every one's use, which will be made to Order:
in n superiortuanner, at prices that will not be quesliiithrd
by the hest of bargain makers. C.IVC.R.SF.DERO,..
- marls . (late ()Moire & Co.) 2.51
•
'llW — e
L D R E st ß ott l is l i t t - Z i' a n t' h tr
R. HAIR RF.STORATIVE; 'lt needs LW one
CScil &.2 Latham st., N. Y,:and by
I Co l . 7b ak e t
AvNr. JACKSOI.
mar2s . Liberty ...eel PittidniraV,?'
a
.101) at o dl co .a. " . 1 :Alt., prime quiulay and good couddiou'
dupla/cid and for mile
'.I v AAFFI, & O'CONIV. ' .OI* .
itIIE&YIDERATUM Li. WHO
India Rubber Fluid, for preventiito lens corroding
in Itik: ids°, for adapting:them to write on Prirefirotilt,
wit hont the aid al - pumice. nnd to theilitatelhe
ins free. To :Students. Conveyancers, and Itiereirtrdie
mem it is invaluable. By increly nthlim ‘ rk fiarjtirrittetif.
this Fluid to the Ink in use. it will insiant i . be:Maird3o
be the hest auxiliaryever offered. 'as it 't eu:rilizes
acid, preciontes the sediment, cause - 0A free hose
ink, and dispenses with the trouble of
JusCreceaved mid for side 'by ' -
'JOHNSTON' stocrroN.
np3 car. Marker And
.
VITAI. 11. 'FOSTER. Ipentforilerieau Sehtio*-ferpr.o-,
cure Laud•Wurrants and Pensions for.Witlows,lut
Itukewelfs 12uildiug, opposite She
house; Pitt/burgh. Yu:
My son. in the - General t.nnd Office.-at Ti t tishirgtoit;
will attend to toy business them, free of, charge to appli.
cant,.
-
4A , DA-Vgi) -A DAMS. of Buvka orditliy. voluttlot
I lately from Mexico.) will call upcnt the Post Muster,
Allegheny city, or on Dr. Wutt, he will hear of something
labia interest. _ . - •
lk I IL DUFF'S ildttrli-KliblelNO- AND -1110:11n,
In ROOMS REATOVRD to Nears. Alexanikr Ihsyss
Buildings, North side of hiamond.—Persons deddrbig-To
finish Weir Nlereoutile }Memnon in the most thoroug l
h'
and expeditious manner, will find:.)fr. - D.s liiitittitiutt
most perfect West of the Alountnins. •
L'artuership settlentents and balance steets.ma
Mills Factories, Joint Stork Computties,nutl,ald kinds of
business. can be furnished with a speelficatiotrof. nos,
counts, drawn up in such a inanuor as to exhibit 'the '" conducting. closing and final settlement of-the.l-.
attars; thus' atlbrelnig' the keeper of the- bookt suralt,,
.
erring guide, from the commencement to thee termtri
of the business.
110cas-2 to 4. and7tolor,x. ' -
Monongahela Navigattots Contriivir: -
Bt)OliSivrill Lc opened for the' subscription of
'extend this hnprovernent front lirownisSl• . 11 . r.thd -
State lino, at the following times and pluees.
Waynesburgli, Green co., on the 30th and 3lit.hytil.
'New Geneva. Fayette ea.. on the Ist
West Brownsville, Wushington-co:,' on the 2il Jane ; '1:
and.
.(at the Exchange Bank.) on the 4 lirJullet , •
and to remai openat the last mintionettphteettutil
erwise directed, .11T order of tho Board
apt 9 BAR - 1 wvi.t., - t3ee'S,
10=6114ette. and Journal, - Pltishurght - Waytnestfyrgh”
Messeugar; . Genius of Liberty. -Uniontown; Fllarnmer,
Washington; insert aatil June,4tb, and send copy . of ta,--
per to Secitetary,',.'----
• L- •
APOLLO it,~Lj.,
FOURTII STREET. ISETIVEEN WOOPS3I4.I4RET,„
'PHIS splendid.lball has been lUatlslled, and,fitted up in.
the best style for the . aoeommodation of the, poldioi
It ran now be mined for Concerts. Leetures.Publie 3leel s .
ings.'Exhibiflons of Painfines,'Ae..'.Se.. by the fileiti:6l:;.-
or week: For terms. apply to CIIARLES U. PAULSON;
es to BF.NJAMIN T 1 %IS. apt
_keno taiou able - Bat end Cap iii nutraae
1 - IEOROE S. .ANSHUTZ. Agt. respectfully — deb
informs his trionds and thegeneral - -
ly. that he has commenced the manufacture of. ll l 42lll jek
Han and Caps at No 33 Wood street, one doorribirte ilia
earner of Seetlltri, where he has now an hand .asv.
soruncot of flats and Caps (Whin °WO Mannatate:CO Willett'. • -
he will dispose of. Wholesale arid 'Retail on the
reasonable terms for cash or city ace 9 ~ , lsoce
made to order at the shortest notice, • riplo-3tne.1"1,:-
E 77
1 - )INNSYLVANIA RAICROAO COMPAN'X.;:46;
TICE TO CONTRA crofts —rropo l ot ?
eeived untirl,Vednesday, the 11tb day of Miry; atlOOlo_t_pk,..
at the Borough of Auntie don; for.
." •
and MASONRY' upon - abopt 3U Mlles of the
too Railroad billweett Lewistown. plit•lintinityrdan, anti .
also for the hen y Work along the !Attie Juniata, -
Plana and specifications of the work cart he Seen argie
above moned . olnee„TOrlve days:previbe!, totba
pointid for receiving the bids. •• -
Any further Information ean be bed uriro nppllppetloa ta
NV, S. FOSTER,. Jr., 4.74.,. As care Engroe.er.awLF.Wa
ISTOWN. S.:Y. 4 1YJC....PV4i4e41.,.;
ryas ea • ate .Wlnclow
I,CrtySTAL PLATEGLABS that
" Wean t - nawn to lase its palish: after • heir*pat
vv
indavys, At is , appal_ in quality 14the Psesioh and Ti
lipli Plate editsatuad isstarch lowe - alu Apjafr.'
LOOKING , GL:a. 4 3I4- PLATER, OF ALL SIXESti-zr..;,'..
Abut, liastiwarl or, afie,acripttops. Guyitui. , Engbak!
ana - Ainerlean- ' - BOOEVEIeT. kr Aforr
Masi , Vork,'Aiiiil 1;1 1 4144-2a*
11 . 41 V 11414 / JIRIAS isustore and. for sale •
th
• -
LEVI BURCHFIELTV