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PITTSBURGH BOARD' OF TRADE
J. CAROTHERS,
J.MeFADEN CoxtmaTic run M 1.
NV. W. WALLACE.
' PASSENGER ABRANGEMENT S FOR 1949.
Steamboat Packet Lizie.leavesdailv for Cincitineti.lo ♦ x.
Passenger Packet. .it. Brownsville, to Baltimore
.and
Philadelphia, 8 A. M.. and 6 r. x.
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 0 A. X., and 12}
P. Y.
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 0 A. K.
North-Western. via Cleveland. daily. 10 A. x.
Erie and Western New York. daily. 9 A. x.-
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
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ARRIVALS AND - DEI RTURE OF MAILS.
Lantern Mail via l'hiladelpit, due 2 L y., ,loses 12 x.
Western Mall, Cin. and Louisa., duo 8 Past., closes 5 A. m.
South. via RalLand Washington, due b r. •., closes 5 A.. x
N or th-Western via Cleveland, due 10 •, st., closes 9 A. st
Eris and Western New• York, due 8 r. n., closes UA. x
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Par value. Asked. Offered.
Bank of Pittsburgh . . $50.00 1150.75 950,00
Exchange Bank 50;00 44,00 43,50
Merchants and M. Bank 50 00 , 47,00 45,00
Tanners' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand Street-Bridge 50,00 50,00 45,00
Northern Liberties Bridge - 50.00 35,00
Old Allegheny Bridge 25,00 36,00 3 5 , 00
Connelsville It, It. Stock, paid oa
a1t0re5,212,50 5,00 . 1,43
City Bonds (0 1 7, cent;) 05.00
Monongahela Bridge 25,00 • 16.50
• Gas Stock . 50.00 ' 45,00
The news of the destruction of the Aqueduct, at Free
: port, chilled oui s rusiness men, on Saturday ; and, in con
sesinence, we have nothing of interest to report. We
visited the principal houses of the city, but all reported,
"nothing doing"'—words which we hate to hear. The
prices of many articles were unsettled, and we found it
difficult to itatluce dealers to give quotntions. During the
week, thitigs may be so artunr„ed that business will pro
ceed regularly, though the loss of the Aqueduct will be
seriously Telt. The only remedy will he in placing tow
boats upon the Allegheny, which will run the goods
down and up with ,a slight additional expense. Keel
boats can be loaded on the Monongahela and towed
" round, and thus the cost of drayage will be 'saved.,
By a notice in another column, it will be seen that the
work of re-building the Aqueduct will be commenced
soon, and prolecuted with vigor.
Flour—Wa heard of very few sales on Saturday
There:were very, few buyers. The sales were at $4,6.12
• 465, from first hands.
OREM
Wool—Only a few lots of common have yet been
bought, at about 20e. The coldness of the weather has
had the effect of keephig, buck the shearing season, and
no Wool has yet appeared in market. During this week
the dealers expect to begin receiving their supplies. It
is the general opinion that the prices will be a shade low
er than last season; but no our is certain on this subject.
Whiskey—Regular sales of Rectified at lei
Sugar—The article has become quite dull, but there
has 'melt no change in prices. We notice that a prime
article is offered at .s}c.
Mola —Regular sales at 271 c.
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ODOM
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Cheese—flan been very seirce fur Rome days, with
good demaud. Sales in a small way of Prime W. R. at
7011. e.
Biscon—Sale• of Sides at 2}; Shoulders at 21c;
Hams at 4125 c.
/4attd—Sale-uf 200 lbs. No.l at 51; in kegs 51e.
.Poiss Nuts—Sales of 20 bu. at 81,12.
Dried Peaohea—Sale of 25 bu. at 51,00.
Batter—No sales of Roll; Fresh Print, in.the retail
market, sold at 16.418.
New Paper and Book Establishment,
No. 7-6 Wood area. between Fourth and Diamond alley.
11 1 /IE subscribers have just opened, at the °Wave stand,
a large stock of different qualities Ruled mid Plain
White and Blue Writing tool Letter Paper, Commercial
and Packet Post Flat Cup, Dearly and Medium Writing
Paper tor.lllank Books, Medium and Royal Colored
Printing Papers, Printers' India. Enamelled and Ivory
Surface leards, Nos. 2,3, 4, mann and double small: Ma
dium, Deftly and . Cap Daoooks - and Ledgers. superior
paper, and best - eitstern binding: School Books, all kindt
-Quills. Gold Pens., ink, Wafers. Wax, Bill. Files. he,
Blank Books, of all sizes, ruled to pattern, and bound
, iu the most substantial manner.
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STOCKS
Dells , Review of the Markets.
OFFICE. OF THE POST,
Mommy Moss'No. May 15th, tali.
Sggs—Scarce ; and in del:multi; sales at 6}37c. in
barrels.
Country Merchants supplied at the lowest wholesale
prices for rash. or 'LAGS at cash prices.
JOB PRINTING, •
, Having a Job Office in connexion with our establish
',lfni, WC are prepared to execute all order. , for plain and
fancy Printing: Hooks, Pamphlets, Ct'rculars, fluiinest
Cards, Bills of Lading, ecc with despatch. and at low
prices. izt.toTT & ENGLISH.
No. 78 Wood at., bet. Fourth and Diamond alley.
!Tr At wur store on Market street between Third end
Fourth, may at all dines be found a large stock of Them
'tw..ice! and Miscellaneous Books. New Books received,
as soon as published, and sold at the lowest prices.
The publications of the American Sunday School Union,
and Massachnietta Sabbath School Society, always on
ban Catutosncs furnished on application.
ELLIorr &
Market at, bet. Third and Fourth.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, PA.
' , lva subscriber takes,,- , rent pleasure in announcing to
the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity. that he has
swelled the Lorimer House, Two Mile (tun, in the bor.
•ough of Lawreneevlle, (formerly kept by Mr. S. Light
cap,) and is now prepared to accommodate all who may
give him a call. His liar is furnished with the most choice
Liquors--Poirter,.Ale Cider, Minend Water. Ac_.
In connection with the above, he base CON EECTION-
A RV; ICE CREAM and RAKING ESTABLISIIMENT;
where Confectionaries. Creams and Cakes, of all descrip
tions, may at all times be had; and Parties supplied at
the shortest nonce.
Thin establishment will be' conducted by Mr. John
Young. recently from Redford. who has experience in
the above business, and will be happy to receive a share
of public patronage. Re shall use his exertions in en.
deavoring to please all who may favor him with a call.
M. BREIDEN'EriALL, Proprietor.
JOAN YOUNG, Agent.
The OmnibUs Lines pass the house every ten minutei.
.Should the regular line be full, extra coaches will be fur
nished to those who desire it. maylo-2erd
- 1 - jaNssvi.vANlA RAILROAD cuatrio.
I TICE TO CONTRACTORS—ProposaIs will be re
ceived mull Wednesday, the 17thday of May, at to o'Clok.
A. X, at the Borough of Huntingdon, for the GRADING
and 'MASONRY, upon about: u mtios of the Pennsylva
nia Railroad between Leivistown and Huntingdon, and
also for the heavy work along the Little Juniata_
Plans and specifications of the work ran be seen at the
above named place. for five days previous to the time ap
pointed far receiving the bids. ,
Any further Inforutation can bd had upon application to
W. B, FosTER, Jr., Elio., Associate Engineer, at LEW
ISTOWN.- S. V. MERRICK, President.
ap2S-ClfartS •
rya* al ' ate Window Glass.
A. 111 E ONLY CRYSTA L PLATE G LASS that has never
been known - to' lose its polish, after being put in the
windows. It is eqUal in quality to the French and Nig
fish Plate Glass, and is much lower in price.
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, OF ALL SIZES
Also, Hardware of all descriptions. German. English
and American. ROOSEVELT A SON
New York, April 1.1945-(ap6-2m.)
. MonongahelaNavigationCompany.
BOOKS will be opened for the subscription of Stock to
extend this improvement from Brownsville to the
State line, at the following times and places, viz: at
Waynesburgh. Green co., on the .30th and 31st May;
New Geneva, Fayette CO, on the tst June;
West Brownsville, Washington co., on the Rd June;
Pittsburgh . , (at the Exchange Bank.) on the 4th June;
and to remain open at the last mentioned place until nth
rsrwise directed. • By order of the Board of Managers.:
apt 9 WM. BAKEWELL, Sec'y.
tErGarette and Journal,- Pittsburgh; Waynesborgh
.Meesenger; Genius of Liberty. Uniontown; Examiner,
Washington; insert until Juue4th, and send copy of pa.
per to Secretary. . •
onongahela Coal Lands.
EOEt aALE—A valuable coal property, on the river,
_one mile shove the bridge at Monongahela city. Pita
feet from the river. Fifty acres of the land are in rut
ttivationothe rest Is well timbered, and can all be worked.
There are 'two dwelling houses, a large peach orchard .
and limestone of a fine quality, on the premises. Th
above will , be found worthy the attention of these dcsir
iing . printeeta'lland farming lands, in agood location.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
wp24 Smithfield, above Fourth st.
• APOL L 0 HALL,
IFOURTU fl - PEIREP..IIETWERN WOOD b. MARKET.
HIS splendid PI VI itss been finished. and fitted up in
j_ the best style for the accommodation of the public.
ft can now be rented fur Concerts , Lectures, Public Meet
ings, Exhibitions of Paintings, &c.,&c.,hy the night, tiny,
.or week. For terms, apply to CLIARLILS IL PAULSON,
or co BENJAMIN TEVIS. ap7
11A3123..--6 casks haws, just reeerred and for sale by
11Ia)10
CROME VELCOV( 7 --.5 . closes Ju t received and for
sale by B. A. FAIINFSTOCK & CO.,
malt/ corner First and Wood sta.
OIL OF ViTILIOI...- 4 / 1 " carboys just rec e iv e d and Co
sale by 13. A. FAIINEiTOCK & CO.,
mat° earner First and. Wood sta.
INDIGO-4 Cefoolll , Span. Float, jam received and to
.I. sale by Is. A. FAHNFSTOCK Or CO.,
nut° ' earner First and Wood mi.
clutomATE POTASH-500 ths.just received and
.L.) for sale by, B. A. FAHNEBTOCK & CO.,
malo - corner First and Wood sts.
Ct AlitllTSTektPEll - 'TINE.-20 barrels just received
113 and for sale by 1.1. FAHNESTOCK Oc. CO..
saay 10 , cor. Ist and Wood sts.
iC ICILY LIQUOItICE.-5 cases just received and for
sale by B. A. FAIIYESTOCK.h CO.,
ntayirt eor. Ist and Wood sts.
FINE FLOLTR--30 Lb's. fine Flour. on consignment and
'far l'afe by: (Inofil SELLERS ic NICOLS.
Patterson's Carriage Manufnetor*,
Opposite the Merchants' Flood esmitlyfeld street. and in Di
' rtmand Alky , between Wood ant:Smirk/sdd arras,
Ilstnes miy always be tuund an assort
-0, - G- nerd of Family Carriages. Harouches.
..."-. 7 "` . Buggies, and all kinds of Heavy Work,
from a six horse Wagon down io n Win:,
barrow.. l'ersons Wishing to purchase or contract Mr
ital.
t hing In the above line. are respccublly invited to
• may C.tf
FOTABll—eLcaeka Superior, for sale by
911 - 1..110. WILLIAMS
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FOOT OF Pit
II TEST WATER . tiir!
, - ARRIVI D.
Steamer Illivet. Clark. Illsvilles
• " Baltic. Jerobs. 13r witsville.
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a Atlantic. Parkhill() 1. do;
" Caleb Cope. Moor —l3ceCcrand Waiving;
a Michigan No. Y. G Isom Beaver;
" Lake Erie. Hemp till. Beaver;
Consul, Kinney, Vlieeling;
" Niaintra. Jacobs, hLunisvile;
" Hinson, Poe, Sun 'dr
•
" • Skipper, Stoops, l'ar ' kersburg;
°+ Rio Grande, Conl 7, St. Louis;
°° Wellsville, Berne , Wheeling;
" Monongahela, Si Cinsinnati;
DEPARTED,
St e amer Beaver, Clark, Wellsville;
' " Baltic. Jacobs. Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville:
Caleb Cope, MooM, Beaver and Wellsville.
" Wellsville,.ThariMs, Sunfish:
" Isaac Newton, M4son, Cincinnati;
Messenger, Hemphill, "
North River, Dean, St. Louis;
" Mount Vernon Konntz. Louisville;
Oil" The Cincinnati packets will resume their
regular trips.
S See card of Brownsville packets
;Kr See cards of WeSewn e packeu
LOUISVILLE P ACK.E'rB
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FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI iIc,LOIHSVILLE.
onto LT CE.
REGLLAR SAITADAT P•rICIIS.—The A
i No 1 flue and fast passenger swain Pee-
V1,e;,,., - ,- het TELEGRAPH. J. J. Perry. Coin
. •:1-...,--.-• • .., mander. will leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, had all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock 'reeisely
For freight or passage apply on hoard. or to
FORSI'I 1 ek DUNC.AN, Agent..
The Telegraph has been huill e-rpressly for a regular
Packet, and wtth a view entirely to the comfort ot pas
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin No p and Pike No 0.10 Saint
Louis—time through. viva rave. • ap2l-y
STEAMICRIGRKEN WOOD !
CHANGE OF T lME—Sommer Arrange
ment from April 4—Lenve Manchester at
7 o'clock in the morning. and Mt each even bout until 9
o'clock at night-excepting het I o'clock trip. which will
he omitted. Leave her Pitt let landing. below the old
Allegheny Bridge, Pittsburgh, at 71 o'clock in the morn
ing, and at half-past each hon until half-past 9at night,
omitting her half-past 1 trip. Ilundays excepted.
11U - Greenwood Garden is now open for the reception
of visiters. The Boat lands a the Garden.
matt . Proprietor.
'unseat DEPARTMENT.
; Aprill7,lb..lB.
SEALED proposals will be received. under the act of
31st March last, until 3, p. M.. on Saturday. the 17th
June- 1:49- for sixteen millionsiof dollars of United States
stock, reimbursable twenty years front and after the
let day of July. ISIS, bearing Six per cent. interest per
annum, payable semi-anntially l ,.ott the first days of J utiu
try and July of each year. No bid will he received be
low par; nor ss-ill any s tiiil be cOnsidereil unless one per
cent. thereof is deposited in sonieflepository of the United
Suites ut or before the date fixpil for opening the propo
sals. The bids. in all cures, must be unconditional, and
without any reference to the bids of others. and should
state distinctly the pretniunq offered. The proposals
should he sealed. nod endorsed The
•PraposaLifor Goan al I teln.'
and addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury. 'Wash
ington City. B. C. The autos Which may he accepted will
be required to he paid to the dppositary of die U. States
nearest the places of residenlce of the permits respect
ively whose offers tiny lie successful: but the amount of
the accepted bids front hidderii not residing in the United ,
States. must be deposited with; the assistant treasurers at '
New York. Boston. Philadelphia. or New: Orleans.
To give an opportunity toell persons to participate in
the invesnnent of funds in this stock. bids will he received
fur the lowest denomination o - certificates etithoriied by
law—being for fitly dollars-- s well as r higher stuns.
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All certificates under one duo sand dollars will lie Irons
fcrable on the books of the t easory; but all certificates
for that sum and upwards will lie trausferable on the
books ef the treasury. or by delivery with coupons at
tached at the option of the bidder. to avoid expense.
' confusion. and multiplication lit tiPPOIIIIIA. all certificates
I with don tots attathed will be for the sum of one thou
-1 sand dollars.
The successful bidders willlhe required to deposite the
CLUP:MiII RWIMIed IR five equal iostalinents in each of the
r months of July. August. Septeinher.October. ill.] Noyeiti
! ber of the present year. exeePt for sums not ezeppiltng
twenty thousand dollars. where the hiller may he ,lestr-
OUS Of nuking immediate til'inent. in wloch rase the
whole amount may tie at tote deposited. The stock will
bear interest in nll cases frottli the date of demesne.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
3.p. m.. ou Saturday. the 17th Lof J one. le•li , in the pres
ence of all persons who nay nesire to intend. but. under
a pros-felon introduced into the act of 31st of March lasi.
no bidder will be permitted to , withdraw his bid. Int all
bids not accepted, the ntnouni deposited in ndsn nee will
be' immediately returned. Tle whole premium on the
amount awarded must he deposited as pan of the first
payment required in July next.
it. J. WALKER.
Se .
Secretary of the Treasury.
Each of the daily papers or Boston. New York. Plidn
delphia. Baltimore, Charleston. and New Orleans. and in
all other States the papers selected to print the Inn., of the
United States, are cuthorized to publish this advertise
ment . April 21--slll;thiniteif
Baker et. 3eribne,
runt: subscribers having I,r
1 sale of the publicutionsf
publishing house. have a full A
which they can sell at the east
tail s Among thr works recent)
have been highly recotrun.it
Ing andstaltiable. may be foe !
People,' "Ireland's weleom
Flag.' by Gardener Spring
Marshall." " Washington a
ered Mountains,” by J. T. lie
Charlotte Elizabeth's idica,
king haste to be rich." - Rid
up appearances.' - Debtor a
The works train the- press o
to of whose publications i
Theology," in 1 vols.- IltildtV
vent." by author of Schoolo
works. 2 vols. &c. tc. Newl
publisheil. E
may 10
T - I.a.stitoNAßLE TAIL() No. 43. Market SlYl,l—
J_ Having removed his Tull - wag Establishment to the
MOMS on Market st.. lately calmed as n Bookstore. by
Bosworth & Co.. the uudera nal is prepared to fill all or
darn in his line Which may bit entrusted to his rare by his
old friends and customers. and the public generally. Ills
long experience in rite fastness 21111 the success with
which he has prosecuted it in l'itisbitrch. emboldens him
to hope for a liberal share elf patronage. Ile will make
all descriptions of 'Baiting to iite best manner. and most
fashionable style. FOR CASH
npV.s-ty
Splendid Establishment.
JAMES W. WWI/WELL, would respectfully
inform the public that be has removed to his
new location. No. ttl. Third Street. (next door above
the old stand.) Neither expense nor trouble has been
spared. to make it the most extensive and magnificent
Furniture warehouse to he, comet any where. east or
n 11(1,1 , 1
west: The stock o ,; fur variety. taste and ele
gnaws., is such as has nevett offered to otty public.
Front the most costly outtitp at SUMO per set. down to
chamber and kitchen lumina e may be found in styles and
patterns to suit any - and every taste. J. WAV
. oodwell
hopes fora continuance of tfie very liberal patronage ex
tended to him heretofore, an I pledges himself to give en
tire satisfaction, both as re nuts the solidity. durability
and style of his articles. an the liberal and accommoda
ting principles upon which he does business. Ills extru
sive new warehouse being row filled from the cellar to
the fourth story with eve y variety of furniture and
CILMIS. , he would solicit a all from all in want of nrti
cies in his line. n pII7
DOUKS will be opened a the 011ie° or the Treasurer
of the Monongahela aviation Company, itt the
Exchange Bank, in the city of Pittsburgh. on the 'Ski day
of May next. to receive sul scriptions of Stock sufficient
to pay the debt incurred in he construction of said im
provement. By order of the Board.
apl9-1M . 23 AVM. BAKEWEI.L. Scey;
llci.l HAIT ANL I.NIVDSGAPH rAt. I.•tt_i.—Mr.
Coffi Ma ks to his patrons. n. tenders his and would
inform the citizens of Pitts! nrgh and vlciiiity, that he has
on hand, a large variety o Landscapes, for sale nt the
Odeonion Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield,
at,r9 1
OR SAI.E.—A valuable property of two acres,
bounded by Bedford and Webster streets.
Also, a valuable propcily of three acres, separated
from the above by Webster street. These properties are
handsomely situated for piivate residences, and will be
sold by the acre if required or, if bought together, could
readily be put into Huiblin lots, each posses'siag three
fronts, and being only abot t ISO yards from the limits of
the 7th Ward. They vill be sold at a bargain.
S. CUTHBERT, getters Agent, Smithfield, above 4th
street. mnv4
gl:'
• and
ENGINE FOIL SALE.—An Upri;,•ht Engine,
020 inch cylinder, and feet stroke—four boilers, .10
inches and 10 feet in length ; which has been in use in the
Pittsburgh Irater Works ;Imtill be sold low, on applica
tion to J. 11. M'Clelland, 'Superintendent of the %Valet
Works. n 27-1113 wt in
FRESH FISII.-42 bbls No 1, Herring; 10 bbls. No 1,
Shnd ; 15 bbls. No. 3,lMackarel just renew and
a
Mr sole by SING tti MOORIMAD,
82 . .1-tf Diamond. corner Dinmond nney
vo LFII—A linek ou4e. corner mIV auger and Fut
j_ ton stream, formerly oFeupied by J. B. Butler. PO5
session afven immediate! Apply to
febla-t6 I. C. CUMMINS.
TOBACCO—ltt . eases .1. 3lyer's, supr / lb Lump;
3 do. .1. names, eupr Nectar ; lb L`p;
Just ree'd and for stile by
ap. MILLER & RICTCETSON.
D RANDI ES-2 hlf pips, superior Hennessy' Brandy of
ILI the mime importafiot as the lest 4 qr cask superior
Oterd Brandy now Inndink and for sale by.
nplo P. C. MARTIN.
1 1 1 111: SOIATTION:OrIET.:- -- A, liquid HUMAN HAIR
nyr, that gives the hair a perfect rnven binckness,
and improves and softensl it. Price. 50 cents. or $l,OO.
Sold at Chatham st., N' and by
tiWM. JACKSON. Arent.
0 'Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania Oallroad Company.
MIIE interest due to Stockholdcrs will be paid at the
Office of the Company. on and atier the 15th inst.
ma2-dt3115. q17.012.CiE V. BACON. Treas.
Stockholders in Pittsburgh wilt he paid nt the Merch
me' and Mannineturers'lllank.
Stearn Bon Stock for Sale.
ONE HALF of the •fine steamer wro.
MING for sr lei also, one eighth of steamer
"NIL.. Fur .particular t and terms enquire of
S. A. W. IiARI3AEOII,
Milrater street and 1114 Front st
CAsitteleNG C°71(07:
Y m
:;~
1 .4 ;.--‘
ittucr
StrUltGEl
' ll7r.VEt..-FALLII4O
MOM
Proposals fo,
le" nppoinicd nee/114 i.rt the
of the above well known
apply of their books on hand
ttern prices. whole...le or r'-
tly published by them which
t, ed as exceedingly interest
pd "The Czar. his court and
to the Strange r,'• - Bethel
1.). D. -Napoleon flint his
d his. Generals," ...The Ste
: dley. - Orators of France,"
works. I'. S. Arthur. "ma
w es have wings,' - Keeping
td Creditor.'lke.&c. Also,
Robert Carter. the ellarite.
i well known, "J tirreimes
line on Romans." -The eon
...liirl in Framer, MeCiiriple's
' books received as soon as
a I .' ,LIOTT Z. ENGI.IsII.
lig Wood and 5a Inerket stn.
GM ARMOR.
ltis:Caolkinn Conon for
4) JAMES MAY.
M==i
...
... ... ... `Ss4`- ._ - ...
fitiscritancoug
lACKEREL—No*. I sea 3 jail ree'd end for sale by
1 . may:3 F.D311'1 4 :1) GREER.
, 0. 6 000 lb* hog Fo cool .jAtir4; Loret.
^ Alt 1)--;1.1.10 . 0 lbs good .urti, m let Is reed yci matt I
j sale by my 6 POINI)EXTF:R & Co.
k T O. SUGAR—.:O hhd• prime N. O. Sugar. receive
1.1 . per . 6 lady Byron. by POINDEXTER & Co.
Lags prima Brien Rio Colloo,iust fee'
~/ from BoWindy, my 6 POINDEXTF.Tt & Co.
hEPPEII-150 bags in store and for sale at very mod
crate pricey, by my 6 POINDEXTEIt & Co.
T Eouisvills white Lime. very superior
1 i for sole by Tele POINDEXTER h Co.
OAF SUGAR—IVI bbls ow numbers Lost Sugar, in
more and for sale by my 6 POINDEXTER Yr. Co.
riIEA-7250 half abeam Young II eon, imperial and Gun
I powder Tell!, for sale by POINDLXTV.II & Co.
I) for sale b 7 6 100 ho. j o eg s §V ., , r i i ? more and
Illinois, Potatoes, for sale by
JAMES MAY.
POTATOES -500 sacks
my 6
kRI)-13 Ws Lard for see b
my 6 I
L
13 ARLEI-4154 begs Barley, just landed from Heaver
audios sale by S. & W. HARBAUGH.
IAMILX HAMS—Au extra article. for .le by
ap 20 J. D. WILLIAMS. 110 Wood et
TYROOIIIB-5.1 - doz Brooms, for sale by
IJI my 6 S.& W. HA RHAUtIII.
TIOTIT 4 I. casks. superior. just recei•ed and for
i sale by Iznyal SMITH A. SINCLAIR.
BACON -3000 lbs Bacon, for sale by.
my 6 JAMES MAY. Water st. -
11 - \ 111 ED BEEF.-1000 pounds sugar cured, for.sule by
up 10 1.1). WILLIAMS 110 Wood st
Q RTS.-20 doz.. extra fine veitiepinidie just receive
1,7 and for sale low by fmnysl VIM MID TODD & Co,
- NOM
1 E ¢ IU bags. just umbng and Ibr sa e y
mug 9..&' W. HA RBAUG
RYE FLOUR-40 bbld. just landing . and for rule by
mud S. k W. lIARIIAI7OII
lIEESE—A small lot Western Reserve, old tind new.,
for sale by (mny3) smirni sc SINCLAIR.
LARD—No. L Lard, in barrels and krgA. for sole In
ntnyll SMITH & SINCLAIR.
=IIIM=Vi I
LI E.
0 ma%3
A: tn. • ams or Yale by
may 3 SMITH & SINCLAIR
riTkNvAssEn BACON DAMS—On hand. just reeeiv
ed and for sale by (ma:B EDMUND GREER.
.)(1 KEGS LARD, No. 1-111 store and for noir by
%./ tnay3 EDMUND GREER
G A LENA POTATOES-75 .as mon , just reeeirec ,
and for noir by [inay3l KING & MOORHEAD.
\AMID I"I".ACiIES--44 socks very troe.ingt received
111141 for spit. by (np2. , ) SMITH h siNri.Aut.
ILA X SEED.-10 bbts. in store and fbr oakby
np27 S. & W. HAMM:GI(
720 KEGS LEAF LARD. nod 9 bldg.. just received
rind for Fab. by iritM • EDMOND GREER.
lARD—.2O kept No. tor sale by
0tr2.3 SMITH h SINCLAIR
GREASE bids. Grease I.nrd.just received
and fur sale by [n'2'.l
IOFFEE.—DU Lipp Prime Rio. JUNI, received and for
kj sale by [Mrll EDMOND GREER.
•
!Crl'HE sNATris.-11) dozen. just received and for
0 sale Lc inNtii KING & MOORIIEAD.
____
11 A RA K dozen. on hand and for Hale by
1 ap , .lti KM; & MOORHEAD.
14,000 I n i p iS tN . i "A"S'
" K " I 1.'Mdk"1:1106(71271F-.Ahl).
60 Monongvhcla Rrctifi.l Whi!kev. - !tore
a nd for Knit- hp 1a2..] EDMONI) 0111:611
I - I S—
RON AND NAILA lur ce n%sorunent on finntinnd
for !la!, (np KING & MOORIIEAI).
Q I.'o All-11 bbk. N. 0. Sugar, a prime article, just r ,
reived awl for sale by
matl S. h W FIAR.II,OI-01.
CC) TS--.2111i hag, ()a t,ittot reeeirrd per steamer. Cala
) Cope and Braver, and for sale I,y
mug S. & W. lIARBACCiII.
CANARY SEED-2 barrels just received. and for std,
by IL A. FAIINESTOCK & CO..
inny2 Cor. First and W Iris.
110TATOF.S.-114 sack., prime Illinois Potatoes, land
j. Inf. t'roin S. B. Genesee, and for •ale
inny:l SMITH & SINCLAIR.
CLEAR BACON SIDES.--lit store and lot en:, by .
EDMUND GREER.
innytl Liberty Rt.. opposite Sulithfielti at.
d'AI.IVE 011,-2 2
dO7. got. Superior
1 .. - put
.../
irin
I
1 bales hemp. a vet') !madman,. ar
l. tide. as store and lor sale by
melt POINDF.X . TER Co.
C, LAsr:—'2.oo boxrs 4 110 Window GitisN:
r Loxes loll2 Window Gins.: for vlb. , by
my 6 POINDEXTER. k Co.
1, , 1.501 SALTS-1U toirrellijaiit refit:ll , ll nod for male
.1.71 t y B. A. FAIINESTOCK Ai Co.
mr ti corner Find unit Wood vas
ITPSOM SALTS-10 cask s just received and nu sale
4 4 1, ' - 11. A. FAIINFsTOCK A C.
my . 6 corner First and %Vocal sts
CtHEEsE--51) hoses Western Reserve. just landing
. front steamer Michigan and Icr sale l.y
ITV 6 . S. N. W 14A RTIAT'6II.
LARD No. I. pi.l «r,, Jot ot.le
13. A. rAt F- , ;TOc I: A. CO..
.
As SOAP—In cnxm ;um reed 010 (or sale by
U. A. PA FIN EsTocK a; co..
==l2l=el
O IL OF LEMON—fp
AlbcFjAstilitNroic.:,',.lrcgd:Kfoar
CO..
=42
(IALABRIA LIQUORICE-1 cndr just rre T dand for
V./ sale by 11. A. FAFINESTOCK & CO..
mati corner First and Woo.l
O LIVE. ()I L-4 OU liar r i f: si t• p s v . e r 4 ( t it !!z I
& to r c ll . lo y
•
(111. OF I.A VENDER-150 11, n e
no recived and for
../ talc by B. A. FAIINESNOCK & Co..
,nny2 corner First and NVood sts
ra:si I FISII.-30 Was more of those fine fresh No.
r Herring: 20 bids Mackerel. just received and for sale
by fore2 , -1 tam; & :Atooßitlim).
: 4 1L0uR..--100 barrels Family Flour, extra. in store, and
.1 for sale by S. &W. HARIAUt ffi.
No. 1.53 Writer end Front 04.
I)U ri.)E.,--tn barrels NeediannocK jug'
1
landing and lin' 'sale by S. &W. 11ARBA UGH.
ap2ii
f ItEEN A 11'1.1iS-4.5 barrels Green Apples. in slurs
and for sale by S. & W. liA 'WAUGH.
f lIIAMPAGNE WINES-25 Ifoldicr• Alone.< Cries
11 and 25 Baskets Crown Charnpaigne Wine now land
ing and for 111ie by tonlol I'. C. MARTIN.
"If
..4 ARD 01L.—16 bbl, No . 1 Lord Oil, u prime article,
4 do. No. 2. do. do.
1
iiryG rOF Mlle by SELLERS & NICOI.S.
,:—.-.-
PRIM: FASHIONS.
FOR llAT—,This benun. 4
1,7 f„, „1 ) le of If ATS a re now ready at
men! PAULSON'S.
\1 LS.—Sperm Ud ; Whale do: Lard do: I.lnseed Ito
ronstuntly on hand. and fur sale. wholesale and re
tall. l.p fa 1 2 ,1 k NICOLS.
UNDItIES.--110eA; Livenshin Shovels; Canal do.;
1j Cons do.; Spades and Rakes. for sale by
ar26 KING & MOORHEAD.
GIl;BA TOBACCO-7C. bales, Wrappers and i Fillers,
justreed on consignment and for sale by
ap7 :1111.1.ER k RICKFTSON.
X , A I I.S AN I) SPIRE.S—A complete assortment of all
sizes, constantly on hand by
np2 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
50 Boxes Sicily Leinmons; bbls prime N. C Tar in
good order ,received nod for sale by,
ronyl-hr. TAAFIE & O'CONNER.
LIINIOND GREEIL Flour. Produce and Genrrol Com
mission .11,re/taw. and trhoissair Grow, Liberty street
head of Smithfield street. Pittsburgh, ap.27
1 4 1 1.01:11.-1.00 Ithls. Ohio Flour. received and for stile
j by EDMOND GREED.,
Liberty st.. opposite Smithfield st.
4 -
MIDS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, part 15 Lrictly
prime i in store and-for sale by
527 EIDMOND GRr.r.u.
tHATHERS--25.ncks prime Kentucky Feathers just
received and for sale by POINDEXTER & Co.
np24
PICKLED PORK-10 bbls. Moos Pork;
S " Prime .• in more and for
sole by m SELLERS do 11C01.6.
INDIGO-1 C erv on S . F.;
24 tbs. Manilla; for male by •
ma 9 J. 1). WILLIAMS. 110 Worm) mt.
C01"1:11'S ISINGLASS.-12 bOXCII Just received an
fur male by , B. A. FAII.NESTOCK k CO,
maylo -
COT. 1111 and WOOd SIC
10()LIBI.S. 'I ,of prime qunlity mid good coliditio
on consignment Mid for stile by
aps TA A FFL & O'CONNOR.
IS CASKS BACON, Hums and Shoulders :
10 5 casks Clear Stiles ; just received end for sale by
ei . ItEASE LARD-20 bbla Grease Lard, on consign.
Men( and for sale by
ap2P
RB.MTRAI.,.-11. t. HOSIVOILTII & Co. have removed
their stock of I3ooks end Stationery to Fourth street,
near !Market, (the room formerly occupied as the Metho
dist Book Store.) apa
B ACON-I 0 Prime Canvassed Hams;
35 pinin Hams and Shoulders;
Just reee'ved rind for Mir by
mat 3 . SELLERS & NICOLS. •
ACHIM; - C . ARDS:Z.. th — e The has - received
In the usual supply of Sheet Cards, for wool carding
machines, 24 inches wide. GEO. COCHRAN,
myo 2O Wood street'
Q 4 OAP AND cASiriEtSLso b . c;i, --- NO. - 1 Soap;
25 Cnndles; just lands
ong froni .CBIBICT Pacific, and for sale by
mn2 S. & HARBAUGIL
TOti);II.DUNLEvY, Gore BEATER. No. 120 Wood
II street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Gold Leaf. Dentist's Foil, &c.
constantly on hand. and manufnetured to order. [mn3-y
011-S-10cosks pure Sperm Oil, bleached; I do Win
ter Whnle do dol 2 do common do do; 2 bids spring
do do. blenched: 12 do Lard Oil: 20 do Linseed do; in
store and for •n Ie by [riptlFl
_SEI.I.II.R.S.k NICOI.S.
1( SA ALMN A 1'0T.70)&i...—A superior a,
-Ft I Odle, just received per steamer Oriental. and for
fifile Icy EDMOND Ci13.r:1311. Liberty st..
111 n!) opposite
OLD PE:v;.5-1 doz. Bagnley;Atost;
2 doz. do. medium;
1 doz. trithcrul holdetai
3 duz Dan, & Brothers; just reed - yea by
Z.EBULON 'KINSEY
AID
ONAY MORNING,-,LARGE SALE OF DRY
Ili GOODS, by iocion:--At the Commercial Sales
Room. on Monday morning. the 13th inxt., at 10 o'clock,
will he sold, by positive orders of consignees,:without re
serve, at the above place, several very large invoices of
seasonable and choice Dry Goods, The goods will be
sold by the full piece fur the convenience of dealers,
whose attention is particularly called to this sale as a
chance for bargains. This sale is to elose invoices, and
no reservation can be made of the goods to he sold.
The assortment comprise, every variety of Dress'
Goods, Fancy Articles, Cloths_ Cassimeres, Domestics,
&c.,&e.
oress Geode.—French Lawns, Scotch Gingham, Man
chester Ginghams, fancy Itemize, Dress Silks, Mous. de
Laines, French and English Chintz, Lustrous, Alpneerts,
French and English Merinos, Gingham Lawn, White
Dress Muslins; also, a very large lot of English and Am
'erienn Prints , In great variety of style and quality.
Woolens, Verrinirs, &r.—Black, Itllle ‘ and invisible green
Clothe, fine-English Wool-dyed Cassimeres, steel-mixed
and black Satinetts, Cassimere Tweeds and Gold Mixed,
fancy Satin Vesting , ' and Marseilles, fine Vele neia and
beautiful Buff Vesungs, Linen Pantaloon Drill and fancy
stuffs.
Peaty Arsiess.—Bronze Scarfs, fancy Shawls, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Lawn and Gingham Cravats, Satin Veal
Patterns, Kid Gloves Hosiery,,Cium Braces, Paris But
tons'
Rich Mantua Ritiands, Sewing Silk, black and col
ored Patent Thread, Silk Parasols, Gingham Umbrellas,
Lkainet Silk, and Irish Linen.
Staple Goods.—Brown and black Mullins, while and
colored Cambrics, Cotton Pantaloon Stud', Ticks and In
digo Blue Checks, white, yellow and scarlet Flannels, &c.
Terms of sale, cash currency.
mal3 RAIN D. DAVIS, Auet.
JAMES MAY
AUCTION SALES
DT JAMES JCEENNA. AUCTIONEER,
No. 114 WOOL , STIMIT. TIMEX DOOMS /MOM FIRM
EXTRA SALE of Dry Goods, Fancy .Irti.les, iratcla
X. 4 and Culla-v.—Will be sold, at Al*Kentia's Auction
Room, No. 114 Wood street, three doors-from Fifth, day
and night, (Sundays excepted,) until the large stock on
hand is disposed of. as peremptory orders have been re
cei•ed from the owners, to close without reserve or the
least possible delay, the various consignments remaining
unsold from the mescut sprint , . trade.
Terms: All aunts under 350.00, cash, per fuhds; from
550,011 to 931 woo, sixty days; and all sums over 8100,00,
three months, good approved endorsed notes.
ap29 JAMES M'KENNA, Auet.
IA ARGE and viendid assortment ofFANCYCHAIRS,
at private salt, by James illgisnna.The subscriber
has entered into an arrangement with one of the most ex
tensive Chair Manufacturers in the West, and -will con
stantly hove on hand a large assortment of Fancy Chairs
of every description. rompnaing Windsor and Cnne Sent,
Rocking, Ann, nod Children's Chairs, all of which are
made in the latest modern styles. of the beet materiels.
end up the best workmen in the country; and will be sold
at very low prices, fur cash.
apt: JAMFS M'RENNA. Anet.
g; ITH & SINCLAIR
EXTRA GREAT TRADE AUCTION SALES m
TA fashionable eastern stock of SlO.OOO worth of Ready
Mode Clothing. at Auction—A Rare Chance for Cloth
iers—Peremptory Sale of a Splendid and Fashionable
Stock of Philadelphia made Clothing. to take place at
MCKenna's Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wood street, three
doors from Fifth, on Monday next. May 15th, commencing
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and continuing day and
night until the entire stock is disposed of This is the
largest and best nssorted stock of Rently-made Clothing
ever offered at Public Sale West of the .Allcgheny Moun
tains. All the articles have been made to the city of
Philadelphia, by the boat workmen in the United stoles,
mid will be warranted perfect. They can be examined
to-tiny and morning of sale
• The Trade are particularly invited to attend. as the
Stock will be put up in lots,comprisingthe following, viz:
2:14 blue and black Dress nod Frock Coats;
lan drop tick Frock a n d Slick
Ski black bombazine midsummer cloth "
500 linen and cotton Coats. superior quality;
•22n pair black a n d fancy Cassimere Pants,
WI pair Summer Pants.;
3110 pair Linen Pants.:
1•-0 Nor Bondinzine and Summer Cloth Pants.;
500 black silk and Satin Vests:
700 figured Sdk. Marseilles and Cashmere Vests;
100 Bombazine Vests;
133 dozen Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts, of the best
make and finest quality.
The above stock is well worth the attention of . pur
chasers. wholesale and retail, as it must be sold. postuva
ly, without reserve. The articles are now ready for ex
amination, on the second story of the Auction Rooms of
the subscriber. A3l ES ArKENNA,
m • ovl3 Auction. cr.
L , ♦ I u.t t O.IIIA IZ, /KA lOR Z. :SALE tj n COtinffy
. 174 Store of Dry Goods; Clothing, Emmett.n Bows, Shoes,
kr., at Aurtion.-011 Tuesday next. May lath. at If.lo"
clock in the forenoen. will Lc sold. at M'henna's Auction
Rooms. No. 114 Wood street. three doors from Fifth, by
order of Administrators. the entire stock of a country
store front an adjoining county. All the articles are of
nm best quality. of the latest sty los, and purchased with
in the past year in the eastern cities. Among which are:
Calicoes, bleached and brown Mastitis. Irish Linens.
Hingham., Lawns, Heroin'. Ittlxnrines.Delaines.Chocks,
Ticking.. Crapes, Book, Altai!. Swiss, and Jaconett
BIT'S ilanilkerchien. and Shawls, Silk Pocket Hand
kerchiefs• barred and plain Silk Cravats, Hosiery, Silk
Parasols. Umbrellas; Bonnets. superfine Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres. Cassitetts. Jeans. Star and Plaid Summer
Ca,sinicres, superfine Gold Mixed Ermine Cloth, togeth
er with n great many other articles in the Dry Goods line.
Alas, is large lot of Sommer Clothing, Boors, Shona. kr:.
'Phi: sale will he continued day and night until all are
sold. Tne goods arc now ready for examination. Deal
ers and CollbtifllCTO Brill and it to their advantage to at
tend. [ion1:11 JAMES WKENNA,Auet.
AUCTION SAL ES in ALL Edll EN irCILTY
6, sale by
I) WILLIAMS.
POSTPONED SALE of Ernmetsritle Buildin g
On Monday afternoon. 15th May. nt 1 1 o'clock. at the
Auction noon', North-west corner of Federal Street and
the Diamond, will he sold, positively. without reserve,
64 BUILDING LOTS.
Being the remaining part unsold of the property known
as the "Mount Emmet Estate."' 'nth: indisputable.
TEmis...-One-ftth cash; residue in six equal annual
payments. with interest, secured by bond and mortgage
on the property. WM. J. BURNSIDE,
Allegheny, May 11. Auctioneer.
CREDIT SALE OF IBUILDING MATERIALS, a
Atteleon.—On Monday morning. 15th of Map, at 10
o'clock, on the site of the old Emmet I liaise, will he sold
to the highest bidder. all the brick, wood, buildings,
on a credit of four months for all amounts over 6fty dol
lars, for approved endorsed paper
We request the attention of gentlemen who have pur
chased Lots belonging to this estate. as it will be advan
tageous to persons who wish to build.
maytt WM. J. RERNSIDE. Auet'r..
Car. First nod \ ond xis
- - -
and its consequences, together i'vith all re
nertitraTwases, impurities of the blood. with all diseased of
sensual origin, akin disease...with strictures, gleet, urethral
discharges. seminal weakness and impotency; also. piles.
rheumatism. female weakness, diseases of the womb,
mont hly su ppressions, diseases of the joints. fistula in
am, nervous offectioits, pains in the back and loins. irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
erupuous, teller. riltzworm. mercurial diseases,
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE
EDNIOND ogEElt.
Salts I bn 'Auction.
AtCTION SALES,
BY JOHN D. DAVIS..AUCTIONEEL
Arita -Kass wow I WO IN on 4 sorer%
fly WM. J. BURNSIDE, AUCTIONEER,
X. CORNER OV FEDERAL IiTREET AND TIIE DIAMOND
DISF:ASE:S. Dr
..Draten, No
115 Diamond Alley. can be consulted in all
eases of n private or drlicotencaurc incidental
to the liana,, hum,
Syhilis and Syphilitic eruptionagonorrlicra
F.xclusively.devoted to the study and treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising Irons youthful excesses ,
gaiety, climate. or impurities of the blood, whereby the
constituiton may have been enfeebled, enables Or. Brown
moiler assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his care.
Or. Brown's offices are conveniently nrranged into sep
arate apartments. Patients con visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to ninny persons in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately rind promptly. To all
such, Or. Brown's ready skill in minoring error.' dis
cos., in their various forms and stages, offers inducement*
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby ap
prised that Dr- Brown has been regularly educated in
every branch of medicine. and for the last twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treaunent of those
diseases.
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon in
Pineburgh who give■ his whole attention to those com
plaints.
IV — Certain, safe and speedy cures will, in all oases, be
guaranteed.
Recent cases nee relieved in a short time, without inter:
ruption from business.
'Heroic or Rupture.—Dr. Brown- , also invites per
sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid pitmen
far attention to (lint disease.
• • . •
Letters from a iiil4lllllCe. asking advice, must contain a
fee. or they will not be attended to.
. •
IrrOffice on I)initiond Alley. a few doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations strictly cosh
oct2s-tidewly
R tl 2 — r ri t mwi : e'li : e°redre z r2lMatsneasgeyaltrtareme
for that painful trouble. It never fulls.
Office and Private Confultation Rooms, No. 65, Dia
mood alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is always a
home. iantO-dawif
Western Pennsyl v ants College of Health
DR. %'ILLARD'S ADVERTISEMENT FOR 18413.
These family remedies, consisting of
DR. WILLARD'S VERAZIFUGE,
• COUGH MIXTURE,
LIVER PILLS,
u
FRYER AND AG UE ESTE/017-
..VA TDB,
fl a w, already. become so: universally popular, wherever
introduced, that the proprietors are induced to place
them within the reach of all. Of the virtues of these
medicines, it is altogether unnecessary for us to speak,
ns they have always, wherever inttatisteed, been able to
recommend themselves. 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 to cure,' but that they are
duly appreciated by an intelligent public. When the
country' is flooded with " Panaceas," "Eliiers,'l "Bal
sams, ' and "Pills," and many of the to of a doubtful
character, persons are at a loss to know how far they
should trust any of them. &jest then all. and try those
which have been proved by the experiene of years. 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 he genuine eertlfieates. Thus you may
be satisfied that their own works will praise them."
These medicines, prepared and sold by the proprietors,
A. W. Brockway & Co.. No. 2. Comme re tal Bow, Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. to whom all letters for agencies or other
business must be addressed. Sold also by J. Sehoonma
; ker & Co., Ogden & Snowden, Joel Mohler, It. E. Sellers,
F. 1.. Snowden, John P. Scott, J. H. Cassel, Junes A.
Jones, John Hays, Spaulding & Kneeland.
Also, by Elliott & !leek:tin, and D. M. Curry,-Alelgheny
city. apt I.
..d&wy I
I -1 ALEN A NESIIANNOCKS--200 Sacks, more of thoiT
jr COOL) POTATOES, just received and for sale by
oil 21. K1N1.4.& MOOMIEAD.
ice 1 have used rome of the "Galena 'Nerhanneeksr
sold by King it Moorhead, Diamond. Diamond Alle3i,•and
can hcmestly any, that they are far superior to any pota
toes i hpvcirret seen irilkie market.
_
(z:H •
SPRING 'A ND SIIBIDIER GOODS!
A. A. MASON ds C0.,1 .. 0.1.,..A.NTH0NY at Co.;
sirraseaou.A. A. Sisson IL Co., •
No: Murk* Siren. Crus.ve Third am 4 /terra Swstrs,
loirESltiltiatt. PA., ....
ri Kr r. Potently . . opened their new and elegant atom,
with en art/strive gown of rich Spring and Summer
Goode, oornprising upwards of three handradpaegagos
of the latest and roost fashionable styles. Mershatits
throughout this swum, are porn oularly invited to call and
diatom. our ortoek. as it is our intentict to afferent gitodo
at Sta lowest oesthrn wholesale. prise s. One of As firm,
residing in Milt York, will his eonstently sending. ea on.
frail .suppliea of the most diniiroblo goods thereby giving
us ovary Assility in the ttannetion of 1114 intsinoss that
could bo possened he eastern house.. Ptioes ars there
fore gearatileed to be ow low as the lowest Saw York
and Philadelphia totes. ' op?
It. D. Thonspsosts Mo. 11.11 Market Street,
AS jest returned f from theeeeneii ni;Tl•on o,rpeesprgindrms,;rtgD7
Having disposed of the whole of the Carpet Stook, pre
vious es going east this last time—and being entirely tare
from the enre of that business—l at. enabled to devote
my whole attention to the pupilage of bry Goods.
Customers and the public generally real depend upon
finding, at ths'above No , leery thing ash and be/wife
that is to be. found in the Dry Goods market.
He has in store, and is now .reetieing,lthe following
Goods: Haired and plain Greneniemi;
Barred and plain Silk Tissues;
Satin barred and plain Prange.
Lemariitie Plaids, new article;
Jasper Plaids; dn. do.;
French and Organdy Lawns;
Barred and Plain Linen Ginghaml.
DRESS 'SILKS.
Bich Chantelii;;.ailTshiides:
Rich changeable striped; rich barred;
• Fine ',vowed bleak do., all widths, for Manil.lla*,
Vieette. &e.;
Bruweliriatee and Silk Fringes, for Ulm:zing the
above; good nseortment.
SAawl3—This department is very fall: Riisk Cashmere;
Embroidered Canton Crape: China Borers; new style
Linen Not, 8-1, for 111 each; with every variety at low
prices.
- Linra Gowle—Dninrick‘"rTable Cloths; Blenched and
Brown Napkins; Towelling', Crash.% Darnley *hoot
ing). ke.
Gingham--Freneh, English. end /deflationist, of every
style and texture.
Calicoes—ln endless variety, from 61c. upwards.
Blenched and Brown Sheetings, Drilling.. ke,
Yard wide; Brown Sheeting, as low as 61c.. ke.
maiR.D.THOMPSON.
_ _
New Dry Good•
AT ?M. 65 "LAMEST IT..
rilliE undersigned loot juFo
I did onsortment of PANIC'
AND SUMMER DRY GOO
porters and Manufacturers,
prices, •ix
44 Brown Mullins, 61 ets
7-9 Bleached "
4-4 4 " El "
Dress Ginghams 12110
NEW STYLE
Satin stripe Granite Ba rage.
Plaid Crape D'Orleans,
Satin st. and pr. Silk Tissue,
New style French Lawns .
Camtet Lustres.
The Lmatx-s are remirste'dto call and examine a splen
did assortment of new style Paris printed Cashmere
Shawls, white and colored embroidered Canton Crape
Shawls, Silk Tissne Shawls, white Omaha Mirage
Shawls, Brocade nod Chameleon Silk Shawls, Black Silk
and Black Barred Barna& Shawls. Black and Colored
Silk Fringe Thibet and Mons D' !mine Shawls.
I have also received a beautiful assortment of new
style Bonnet Ribbons. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Cravats and Scarfs, black nod colored Kid Gloves, lisle
thread mohair and misted silk Gloves and Mitts; a
of new style Parasols. Po rusoletts and Suit Shades.
'Lim Gmsci.Estes/ are particularly requested to rail and
examine a beautiful assortment of black, bine. olive
brown and invisible green French and English Cloths;
and a variety of new style - fancy Vestiugs, Cassimeres,
Cravats, &c.
I have also a large stark of Staple Goods ' vir: Brown
and bleached linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper. Irish
Linen. Cottonade, Linen Drilling. Checks, Blue Drills.
Manchester and Scotch Gingliams,Chantbrey Gingham..
brown and bleached Muslims of all descriptions, which
will be sold at least 25 per cent. below last year's prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS.
apB No. I 5 Market street. Pittsburgh.
( - 1 ENTLEM ENS' FURNISHING GOODS.—Witota
ast.z.Brltrard Todd ¢ Co., have just received our
large Stock of New and Fresh Spring Goods. to which
we invite the attention of country merchants and deal
ers generally.
We have received from our factory east, a large
stock of Shirts, of the best manufacture ; consisting of
10 doz. A No 1, Wide Plait Shirts, standing collars;
161 " Narrow " and Byron;
40 " quality "S
GO " very low priced "
Itt . fine linen bosoms. with collars'
35 " and common bosoms;
SO " Byron standing collars. all qualities;
40 " black and fancy adjusting Stocks;
Also, from the eastern cities:
6 cases fine Gingham Umbrellas;
3 " " and conintoti Sin:spenders;
2 " " under Shirts and DrilWlll4;
20 dozen gent's' Lisle Tint. Gloves;
40 " " cotton. elastic tops:
250 " brown and mixed and cotton half Hose, all
qualities;
Fancy silk and satin Cravats and Scarfs, bombazine
Stocks. and Ties Carpet Bags. &e.. Se.
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers to an
examination of our Goods and prices; knowing. that un
der the circumstances our Goods have been manufactu
red and purchased. we are able to oiler some inducements
rarely found west of the mountains, or, to fact, the east
ern cities.
One of our firm is constantly in the Eastern market, by
means of which ws are doily .applied with New Goods,
EDWARD TODD & CO.,
sorner of Fifth and Marketatrcets,
2d story over W. & P. Litmus,
entrance on Fifth street.
IV.
of s P i ß r ` i i n,
g is e li and ettrgultoi
ods. suit p a l -
morning open an assortment of Linen I.:high:tins, super
Earlston do.; Prints and Chintzes; Ladies fine Dress
Goods, in great variety; Manchester Gitighruns, new pat
terns. In his assortment now opening, are a great many
articles at lower prices than usual ; such as fine purple
prints, yard wide, at fine British Prints at 191 e.;
Dress Ginghams, usual width, at 191-c.; Dress Lawns.
yard wide. at 1.2.1 c.; Shirting Muslins, very low; Irish
&c. %Val also open this morning, an asaortinriat of
beautiful style light Chintzes. small figures, for children;
Lawns for do. Also, Chamelion Silks; India Wa..sli do.;
Crape Shawls. &c.
Persons wanting any thing in the Dry Goods way, will
do well to call and see the goods,and hear the prices.
Merchants will find, in the Wholesale Rooms on the
:hi story, an inviting stock of fresh Goods, at about East
ern prices. npl3
AA. MASON & CO., 60. 31ARKET STREET. are open
s ing an extensive assortment of DRESS GOODS.
just received per express; coinerising the largest and
most fashionable stork of Dress Goods to be found is this
city. Amongst which. we mention, 40 pieces extra rich.
embroidered l'oil de Chevre, a new article. and the mos
desirable goods in the market. Also, satin stripe Challies
Perages, Fissuc, Mohair strip. French Jackonsits. &c.
ke. att9
4 A. MASON & Co.. No. 60 Market street. have just
s received a splendid assortment of Dress Goods,
amongst which nie be !bumf figured. plain and striped
Berage. of all qualities: Silk Tissue. Mohair Stripes
Gruitedire. Satin Stripe De Lain, plain do.; Satin St. Chal
lis, Fancy Silk French Jaconets. &c., &e. apl9
WIDE DI.ACK Sll.K—hiss received by F.xpre”.illik
morning, at North-eaat corner 4th and Market sts.
mnyll W. R. MURPHY.
juNNET itIISBONS—Just reed-ved by Express, this
13 morning, a lot of new stile Bonnet hibbons, at N.
E. corner Fourth and Market streets,
mnyt
WORKED COLl.iltS—Just received this
morntiig by Express. anti very cheap, at the North
east corner of Fourth mid Market streets.
ma II W. It. MURPHY.
REss_ GOODS—Received per Express, ut A. A. Mu
]j smi f. 60 Market street, the most extensive assort
ment of Dress Goods to be found in the eity,•comprising
some new styles, recently imported. mat 3
itICH DRESS SILKS—A. A. Mason Co., 60 Market
street. have received, per Express, :0 pa. Rich Black
and Fanef; Colored Silks. mnl.3
lADIES , DRESS GOODS.—A full supply of all the
/ various styles of Summer Goods, such as Silk Tis
sues. Barages, Grenadines, Lawns. &r.. now open at the
Dry Goods House of W. R. MURPHY.
apl9 North-east eor. Fourth and Market eta
JUST received, by Express, I ps Super French Black.
Cloth; and 6 ps Super Fancy Cassiineres, which will
be sold low by C. WERNEBURG, 251 Liberty at.
ap2s (Journal copy.)
LIAIVI.S.—A. A. Matson & Co. GO Market et. have re
-17 ceived per Express 4 cartons of rich crepe shawls.
Alio 4 do of figured and plain. Thibet embroidered, French'
cashmere and many other shrivels. may'.
bRo flx AND corroF irALrtw.7-300 &It
all qualities; just received and or sale low by
EDWARD TODD & Co. N. E. con. sth
and Market ate.. :141 story entrance on 3th et. may 3
A" lAN lON CRAPLS:ITAWLS.—Just reeetveirinother
`/invoice of Canton Crape Shawls making the moat ex
tensive assortment to be found in the city.
my 6 A. A. MASON, 30 Market at.
JAILASOL,:I & PARASIIMPTX—Just reed, at
J. GO Market st., JO cases of Parasols and Pnrosoletts,
f, \MTV qunlity and Mire, Met_k
- DRINTED LAWNS AND MUSLIN—A. A. Mason &
Co., 60 Market street, have received 5 canes of rich
Printed Lawns and Muslin. may
ILKS AND SHAWLS—A. A. NASOI & Co., 60 Mar
ket street; will open this morning the largest assort
ment of Silks and Shawls m he found in this city. com
prising flack and Fanny Silks, of every.variety and style
of Shawls. inas
A A. MASON & CO., GO Market street, have reeeiv.
. erl, per expr•+s, 250 ps. Bonnet Ribbon; 75 Pa. CM ,
Ribbon. Also, Pall - etas nod Satin, a large assortment.
mad
SILK SHAWLS—A. A. Mssox & C0.,60 Market street-,
have received, per express.-an extensive nssortment
of Silk Shawls. meg
Star Bakery and Ice Cream saloon.
C 4 . IDCKLEY, No. 41 Diamond alley, respectfully
announces to his old friends tine customers, that he
has fitted up his establishment in a neat and beauttint
style, and has increased his fu.cilities for accommodating
those who fiLTOT 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, He solicits a share of public patronage.
I)RANDIk:p WINMS-3 bajf casks Rochelle limn
") dy, very good;
4-half casks J. J. Duriuy Cognac. very good;
5 half .eauks rort very fine;
3 half casks Madeira Wine: very superior; just ree'd
on,eousigninent, and for mile IJOHNow by
- LITTLE, JR.
st,oppositetkve..Post:Otrice,
Q. MEREPFLL
, I'
• 4,l•*r_= . 4-..+•..;,:,,,,' • ';: 5,;•1:,., ; ;.*: . :''! - •' — ,,tr,4, , ,
'.',:•-3:,..,-::-•,r*•-;:':',:':,,','-',:'-•!P.t.'4:'.:,,=.1:±•••.-]:•=':'-:-.';,7f,i•Tf:3',:;&••i•;.,:
Cirti
.Fresh Arrival,
4rxt T. AND Till DIAMOND.
received a large end splen
,lT AND STAPLE SPRING
IDS. purchased from the Im
sMea the recent groat fall iu
Furniture Prints Of to Ole.
4-4 Purple " 12f
Blue and orange prints IY}'
- -•
English Lovens
RESS GOODS.
Fano.. Dress Silks.
chameleon"
Black Saila barred Silks,
Black Gro. D' Armour "
New style Brocade,
APRIL 10, 1848
E=wmito
Steam-Boat t olumn,
• laffilt ' Ara
1845. 1 - 44317"
- CINCINNATI AND •
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE.
riilllS , liidependent Line of steamers is now composed
Of the largest, swiftest, best finished and famished.
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the serriees of the hest and
most experieneed men engaged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com
parison with any passenger line in the tini for safety,
regularity:and speed. AU that money eait procure has
*been provided for the safety. eomfbrt andeonvenience of
passengers.' The boats leave for Cineinnati as follows:
NONDIT PACERT.--The MONcticoarret.a. Capt. Stone.
Will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock;
iTbeeling every Monday evening at 10 r. It.
TUNSDA T.ACICNT.The litaanmi No. 2, Capt.
Jac Moulton. will leave Pitniburgh every Tuebtlay
morning at 10 &Cock; Wheeling every Tneinlay evening
at 10 v. R.
IPRDNESDA7 PA CICET.—The New rentrea No.
f. Cnpi. S. Maw, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning at 10 o'elo k Wheeling every Wednesday even
ing at 10 r.
THV7OII).4T PICKET.—The Mattis:ire, Cnpt. N. I.
Grace. will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday availing at 10 P. st.
. FRIDAY' PACICIT.—The Cuepes No. 2, Capt. creeks
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 a'slosk
Wheeling ovary Friday evening at 10 v. sL
SATURDAY' PACXXT.—The hlissannte., Cept De
Carrip,'vvill leave Pittsburgh every. Saturday morning at
10 rielosk; Wheeling every Satirday evening et 10 v. st.
surnu T P4CIET.—The Isiia Nzwios, Caps. G.
Mason, will leave Pittsburgh •vary Sunday, taunting at
In restock; Wheeling •very Sunday eveuiug at Ufa- sit.
nue lg.
1949. 1941.
Pittsbarigh and BrownsyLllo Daily Paeket.
Lino.
Fi=WAIT Ist 12/19.. Flea ROA IT let IS3B.
LEAYE DAILT AT 8 A. H. AND 4 1': M. •
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC, Capt,
James Parkinso ' n' BALTIC. Capt. A. Jacobs:
and LOUIS AVLANE. Capt. E. Bennett. The boats ire
entirely new. and 'refitted ep without ragard to expense,.
Every comfort that moncv can procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat,
at the.foot_pf Rose st. Passengers will be P ooo, nal on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertishd
hours. 11101.
For Brownsville.
Or
• Th e new and splendid. passenger and mail
steamer BALTIC,Ceipt.A.JACOM, will lean•
for the a meta port during the present week, at ti L. it.,
positively.
For freight or passage, apply on board. rel,9
For St. Louis.
THE fast running passenger aura PENN
SYLVANIA, IL C. Easy. Master,will leave
regularly lot the above and intermediate ports.
For freight or passage apply on board.
For New Orleans..
10.7" . THE splendid new steamer SAVANNA,
11.Dessistrs. Master, will leave regularly
for then /OYU and intermediate landings, on Wednesday,
May 17.
For freight or passage apply on board,
-• For St. Loots.
The new and splendid sommer'ORIENTAT..
Vs hoot, Master, will leave.for the above
and intermediate ports. regularly.
rl..r freight or passage apply on hoard.
I=M2EMO
AEATHE splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA, DEVINIET,IISICr. Will leave fur the
aupvo anu intermediate ports, on this day, May IS.
For freigat or passage apply on board. mal.s
For St. Lords. Galena, and Dobnone.
TILE good steamer ST. ANTHONY, Tilos.
MAT, Muster, will leave for the above,
ports, FOu arty.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
JAMES MAY, or
GEO. MILTENBERGER. .Ag't.
For New Orleans.
THE fine new steamer AMERICAN EA
GLE, J.xrs ArxissoN Master, will leave
or e a,ore and all intermediate landings.
For freight or passage apply on honrd. or to '
ar2o G. B. MILTENBERGER., Agent.
For BrowruiviLle
Tilt new Mail and Passenger steadier AT
LANTIC, JAMES PArtarisoN, Master. wil
leave ior t ie above port this day. at 8 A. It., positively.
For freight or passage apply on board. feb2
For Lafayette and Wabash River.
The light draught steamer SWAN, B. May
Master, will leave for the above Ind inter
mediate landings, regularly.
or Ire's . a or passage apply on board, or to !-
a re JAMES
- For Cincinnati.
The light draught steamer FRIENDSIIIP.
DA %IS, Muster, will leave for the ;Mora and
_ intermediate ports, regularly.
or freight or passage apply on board.
Beaver and Wells - virile Paekiet..
lAATHE steamboat BEAVER. CHARLES E.
CLARKS. Master, will. during the coming
minter season. make duily trips to Beaver and Wellsville,
leaving Pittsburgh every morning nt9 o'clock, and Wells
•illc at 3 o'clock, P. sa.
decls. :D. M. MARTON lc CO., Awants.
New Arrangement. : •
"". THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Brayer, Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues
day, Thursday. and Saturday, atlg's • at.. re
turning on Monday, Wednesd, and Friday. She has a
.hunt at the Militia between Rood street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights et any time.
S. & W. lIABBAUGH. Agents.
No. lrf. Wood street.
, .
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE swift steamer CONSUL; DORSET P.
Alastcr. will leave regularly for
Wheeling.on Monday, Weditasday, and Fri
day. at 10 o clock, prmiscla.
Leave Wheeling everyTuesddy,Thursday and Satur
day, at 7 o'clock:. A. it.. po3ifit'lly.
the Consul will land at all intermediate parts. Every
accommodation that can be procured. for the homfort add
safety of passengers. has been provided. The boat is
also provided with a self-acting safety-guard • to proval -
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on bolird. or
mare JOHN FLAT
Nor Cincinnati. f.
The new and splendid Pasionger Steamer
HIGHLANDER, Captain H. !Fouls; will
rave lot the above and all intermediate pens regu
larly.
- For freight or passage, having superior Accommoda
nous, apply on board. ! mals
For Louisville. 1
Jr* THE Kentucey River Paeket,•P
E, REY EA
GL BROONS, Master. will lours for the
above an intermediate ports regularly. i. '•
For freight or passage epply on board. • . flebEt
For St. Louts.
THE new and splendid steameriANDßEW
'• FULTON, W. H. FULTON, Master, will Ways
or the a ore and intermediate landings regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jant7 JAMES MAY. •
For St. LouIM.
TIM fine steamer WYOMINO, 'Thomas
GREENLEI, Master, will leave regularly for
the above port and all intermediate landings.
. _ .
For freight or passage, having superior accomrnuart
lions, apply on board, or to
apr27 GEO. IL MILTENBERGER.. Agent.
rytitli MOST IGNORANT feel a disgust for a young or
1. old person. male or female, with a putrid, bad breath,
or bad teeth. Persons who have either, are honorably
assured that a 2s. box, of JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTE will, on trial, without fail, "
Make the breath pure and sweet,
The teeth whrte, and the gums hard.
Reader, just try this once. It is sold in Nair York at !2
Chatham at., and by M. JACKSON. Agt.,
mar2o 59 Liberty at.
By' Our friends who feel inclined to lutist In procuring subscribers for our Campaign paper, will began&
enough in cut out the following prospectus, and attach a sheet of paper at the bottom. whereon 3o writo.intbs.
scribers names.
IrA2 ,iIAYFEEZOLN[ILIE.
A CHEAP CAAIPAIGNPAPER!
Immediately after the nominations of the
P4ltirrO:Convention aro made known to
the country—say about the Ist of lane,
next,—the undersigned will commence the
publication of a small Compatin Paper,
entitled
THE JEFFERSONIA. II :
. .
which will ho issued weekly, for six
months, or until the result of the election
is announced. The JEFFERSONIAN,
will be filled with Political Matter, exclu
sively; and will be furnished to Clubs on
the following terms, viz:
Ten Copies for - - - 85 00
Fifteen, - - - ~ 00
Twenty, • - - *4 900
Fifty. _ .. . . - 20 00
One llundred, • -." -. _35 00
It seems to t e fat l q admitted, thai
the approaching Presidential Cam'paign,
will be one or unusual
_intoreit. The old
ItiAMSO.
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BANKERS EXCILANGE BROKFRS •
A e nd D diets in For 'ign and "bdnutitie
aatesof.Deposssißank Notes, Gokt'anSilver ,A 7): '-
atreei,3rd door bslow Fourth, TVadskle,r ittsburch;; . ..K4':' ,
marbly . .
ALLEN JCILAMEIL .EDWAILD *ALMA.,
iratAnur.n ar. RAHM.
Batthee's and Exchange Brokers, Dealers in. Foreign:oW
Domestic Bills, Bills 0" Exchange, Certificates or.Dl.
Corner of Third and Wood sea, directly opposite I}ve4ft,
Choelee Hotel. . roe
noLrir.s k so „,.
Bankers and Dealers in 'Exchange .Coi n 'a/gra/a : pm...l
No. 55 .15.farket sirsrt. Piasburgh.
SELLING RATE. ir•XCIIANGE. iraTista Rani
New York pr Clneinnntl
Philadelphia " Louisville
Baltimore SP. Louis
Buying ti do: .
Ohio I die.
Indians
Kentucky
Virginia ",
Wheeling ' "-
Tennessee 3
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La. i! „ - Taos. 61.1i171;111%
MOON iIoALAR.GENTA:
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
N. E. Corner of Wood and Sixth striets.,Pithtburilyl*
J)EALERS in Coin, Bank Note& Time forelgss.
and Domestic Exchange. Certificates tifDepositaces
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of a.. vont,.
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit poreltsse.rs... -
CURRENT and par funds received on deposits
COI.LECTIONS made on all parts of tlesArruOit; Ilk the
lowest ratus
ItICYZRZSciIa case
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
Ogden & Snowden, :
" W,n. fell & Son,
FtusLrcfyh' -
• B. 11FClurken & Co.,
• English & Bennett. •
" nettling rk. Brother, } • . •
• Pales. Lathrop & ritnidlObl.
• W. B.Thoinplion & Co. do. : ' -
" • Madly. Phelps .& Co.'. • .
Tiffany, Ward & Co. • •
•It hat. l'OrCullough & Co. ',11611 - trodifi,
gr. James George, )..,
• Hanna. Cincinnati, O. . •
Joseph - Wats•ml,' ..115lasstIo
Slesssrs. Fenner & ' •
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier. Bank of- esiistort4 FL
l'inslinrch-Sep_lcmlier 2d. 1"47-y
It osedale Gardens, In Blancheartri
rpliE subsc ril Pet:jukes pleasure in announcing tO his old
1 friends. and the citizensgenerallyohat.RWEDAZEl
has been newly fitted up for the accommodation - and
comfort of the Public. The buildings have been furnished
iu a :tam and fashionable style; and the antrtitindinS
gardens have been laid out in a fashion rat:dWiliatitaat
all who have taste for beautifill scenery: - - ' -
The location of Rosedale is well known. Situids,ln
Manchester, within a mile.and , a half of the eity, - Wthis'
bank of the Ohio, the prospect in every direction
eliartning. For health and comfort, there is us!,,thoss
equal to /tilt the neighborhood of Pittsburgh;
A limited numbdi of families, Who desire- st:statimis4
residence out of the city. will he received ort easy terms.
Transient visiters Rommata. mostagreaddi
place in which to pass a day or a week.
The Refreshment Saloons will be stwaieft with
delicacies of the season: pelicious Beverugia.
Creams, Fruits, Confimtionartes. Tbs Table
will iie
su plied with the choicest viands.
)17 - 'fhe whole establishment will be south:teteil on
strict temperance principles. Ten-pin Alleys have been
built; but no betting will be permitted. All' giOoni-ps
chance arc prohibited.
The (anilines for reaching Itosedala tinitiiroi3l6
Au Omnibus leaves the North end of the Old Allughatill
Bridge every half hour. Mid will leave passengers ac...gio
Gardens. The steamer Grsrmnyd leaves the.Alleghen,
Wharf every hour. and lauds within a. tiny liuridrbd rittle
of the Rosedale .Cottage. - • ..-
may2-tf LEVI BURCtIFIELM:
Wall Paper Warebonsei
?PTO. 47, MARKET STREET; hetineen - Third- 'attel
Fourth street. Pittsbufgh, Pa.-4%031AS PALMERj -
AlanutirctureFand Importer of WALL P AP.EVC,' - Fife
Board Prints, Borders. Landscape .Papers, Ornamental
Begins. Transparent Window Shades, &c.. and ' , .deales
in Writing and Wrapping Paper, Bonnet and . Binderid
Boards, ice., &c.--has at present on hand a very extensive
and well assorted stock - of every article in his line of bits
sines. To persons who buy to sell again, he will ntiika
so liberal a discount as can hardly fail to secure: their ens;
torn ; and the great cariesi from which housekeepers will
have it in their power to select. and the very low prices set
which be is determined to sell them, will. he flatten-lit - tn..
self, present such inducements as cannot he offered,
location, by any other House in the trader- - -.
f . D - Rags and Tanner's Scraps will ba takenAn.a.4lli
change. at the highest prices. marl 3-40,,
LAND FOR SALE—The subsCriber , offerriforsale.soo
acres of Land, in Middlesex township ; Butreeconer ,
ty, between Butler and Pittsburgh, end titiles'fromh
Butler: 350 acres cleared. the balance well timbered, With
three farm house.s, a large barn; and a good mill f . Oef.syith
ffi .
sucient water for a grist and saw mill. thereon. .4;lohe
same stream, four mid six Miles above, there tiro two
grist mills. and several saw mills., There is ha -.bettor
land in the country. It. will-be sold all togethercor irt
one - , two, or three butufred acres.- PCTEOII6 'wishing to
have good level land. easily farmed, woulddcosieU to
Stemselyes of this opportunity, and examine,th
ladd, [tnar23]
tnar 15,
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WOULD like to - call-the attention of Conittrfider.
chants, - Hotel and-Steamboat Bar :keepers - titivate -
Families, de. to examine my stock of Winel, ' lmlitortts,
cigars. &c., now in store and cellar, consisting of :the
most celebrated 'Brands, de. &e.- Feeling conftdent'of
having the largest and best assorted stock in any . hottito
West of the mountains. and being engaged in 11 etrapor
tenon of Wines and Liquors. &c., direct to this conitry;
persons can rely on being Accommodated. Loth in pries'
and quality. . P. C. MARTIN,.:'
mare corner of Smithfield and Front struts. -
A Card.
Fria: attention of gentlemen purchasing ganneilts for'
I dress wear, or ordinary busmess purposes, is
,dlrersto
ed to the stock of goods at present on our countert.con•
aiming of every grade and shade of French, English, aid
Belgian Cloths and Cassintiires. in endless variety, and
Vesting! for every one's use, which will be made to order
in a superior manner. at prices that will not he q awl:
by the hest of bargain makers. C. WEE:sir/it Ci; .
marls (late At'Guire & C0.)25t 1.1
EADER:: If pia have bad HAIR, you would fetter
be 88t0111511ed at the effect of a 3s. bottle of JONEW
CORAL, HAIR RESTORATIVE. It needs but one ttiaL
Sold at a 2 Chatham Y.. and •
,:- WM. JACKSON. Agent, •
mar2s 89 Liberre ,sireet. _Pitts -bomb:
ADESIDERATUM TO WHO WRlTE.—Jkbar -
India Rubber Fluid, for preventing Pets, corrodins
in Ink; also,' for adapting ;them to 'Write on Parchinerty
without the aid of pumice, and to theink"SourA
ing free. To Students, Conveyancers, and ItlermitilHa.
tnen, it is invaluable. By merely adding. a few drops -
Ails Fluid to the Ink in use. it will instantly be found'lo
be the best auxiliary ever offered, as it neutralizes) a '_
acid, precipatea the sediment, causes a free flow of the
ink, and dispenses with the trouble of wiping a - -
Just received and for sale by •
- JOHNSTON & pTOCKTON, Stationeits,l:7f
a. 3 cor. Market and
3101211
ILITM. B. FOSTqß..elgentfer Marisen Sokik•esi-topro --
• 1 cure Land arrants and Penstona foral
his office, Bakevrell's Building, opposite the Itiew•Coutl
My son, in the General Land . ee, at AVaiitington,,
will attend to my.busluess there,' M Crea of charge to - J*ok+
cants.
bbls. Ohio extra,Aanding from - eteselet
1. Caleb Cope and for sale by
S. & W. lIARDAITOK'
ma! No. 53 Water, and 104 Front NM..
West Point Wsirks. -
RESTON & WAGNER, Engineßuilders, havecents•
P
meneed business 011 Penn sf., near the Point,..at that
establishment formerly carried on by Sutekhouse"& - Nal. ,
eon. Persons wishing to purchase .Steim.Eneueslist
Boats, or for other purposes, will please favor us/With'a
call, as we Batter ourselves t 0 be able to furnis . h theta . on
as favorable terms ' as any, other establishment city.'
Also, rolling mill and castings of every I.tecriptiau cam
be had at the shortest notice. • •• ••' • .
Ramumps—Capt. Robert Beer, Thomas Scott, Esti,,,
Church, Carothers & Co., H: Denny. Esq.. M. Attentc:Co.
CYPRIAN -PRESTON,;'.
ENOCH WAGNER-
T OAF SUGAR-15 bills. Not. G. 7, and a, - for- Ralf , try
L
ms SELLERS & NICOLS;
Federal- 2 , - Party; so often defeated, once
more in the field, endeavoring, with Itis
hundred Briarean hands, to grasp and ttring
within its ranks, all the factions and fag.
ends of parties in the- country, so'ax . to
make common opposition to the Democracy.
On account of the extreme theapnekis
of the paper, we shall be obliged to - tidiipt
the cash system, rigidly. Therefore;'fies
attention will be paid , to - any order, tit:ilia
accompanied by the cash.
The JEFFERSONIAN Will, Yield
zealous support to the NolursEss' of the
NAT10:111. coNyzenee; and will hol4 up
to -public gaze, the unprincipled anckunpit
triotic course of tha-1 7 ederallurty r arid all
those who are lending maid andcorn o - -
to Oar-country f - efietmes.
Addrests, (post paid,) --
14'q1AAPP.R$1.
'March :9;1548,
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