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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
J. CAROTHERS.
J. IitcFADEN, CmoirrreE run M.
W. W. WALLACE.
PASSENGER - ARRANGEMENTS FOR IS4S.
Steamboat Packet Line, leaves daily (Or Cincinnati. 10 A IL
Passenger Packet. via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, A s. st.. and 6 r. M.
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. 31, and 1.2 k
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 A. M. •
North-Western, via Cleveland. daily,lo
F.rie and Western New• York. daily, 0 A. X.
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS AND DEI RTURE OF MAILS.
Eastern Mull via Pltiladelpltta. due 3A. u. , 'loses 12)u
Western Mail. Cin. and Lotnsv:, due 8 P. u.. closes 5 A. pc
South. via Balt. and Wailtingten. due 8 r. u., closes 5 A.;11
Nortit-WeStern viu Cleveland, due 10 A. st.. closes 9 A. M.
Erie and Western New York, due 8 P. u., closes 8 A. M.
STOCKS.
Par va/ue. Asked. Oirred.
Bonk of Pittsburgh_ , . ... • Q-50 00 Q,50 75 5 50,00
F.xcliange flank . 50.00 44.00 43.50
Merchants' and N. Bank 50.00 47.00 45,00
Farmers' Deposit Bunk None in market.
Hand Street Bridge 50.00 50.00 45.00
Northern 14berties Bridge 50.00 35.00
Old Allegheny Bridge 55,00 35.00 35,00
Connellsville It. R. Siock:puid on
rim res,s2,so ' 5.00 1.43,
City Bonds (0 f ) ecalo 05.1)0
Alimougnliela Bridge 25,00 • --
16,50
Gas Stock 50.40 45.00
Daily Review of the Markets
OFFICE OF THE POST.
THURSDAY MOH:UK - a. May 18th, j
Flour—The receipts yesterday were heavy, and the
market dull. Sellers were compelled to Walk the streets
o fitid buyers, who were quite shy, and generally re
fused to talk to them. The break in the- canal and the
great quantity on the wharves. caused the decline ; bow
attig prices are to reltiaiti down. or whether a further de
eine will occur, we cannot guess. 11 is not safe to make
predictions about Flour, particularly when dealers them
selves disagree. as they dojos' now. The sales yester
day were :LI sl,slliii.Ce2: the latter figure appeared to be
the ruling rate. We did hear that. late in the afiernoon.
sale was Ina& at 8.1.4-1, but we are not certain. At' all
events, holders were anxious to get'S.l.so. and failed in
unity cases.; From store the rates were at $-1.75. but
there were but few sales. We heard of the receipt of a
f•w- lots for shipment, but the greater portion of the re
ceipts were for this market. We noticed that the . great
Mars of the Flour lay on tine upper wharf.
Cheese—The market is now very well supplied with
a first rate quality of new Cheese. which. sells readily at
in large lots: 6061 inn small way. Old W. R.
is worth 7c. Goshen sells at eyiele.. with a poor supply.
Oranges—None in market: $0 were olTeretl• fora lot
to arrive, bid nut tomer ed.
Potatoes—Sales of 200 bu. at 50c. The common.
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figure.
Bacon—S;drs of abont2o casks Hams at
Batter—Sules of 4 his. good Roll at Pc. Keg Bu
ter is trot th Or.
Soda Ash—Some receipts yesterday; 4c. par to
ney offered for 30 casks; 41c. 'asked. The, parties wil
Probably split the difference.
—There is but little &Mg in other kinds of Ashes.
Sugar—No change. and market dull. Prices nr
soinewlait unsteitill sales in a small way are made a
4litse. for good - New Orleans; Prime sulk at siiiBfc.
some dealers adhere to Ste.
LOUISVILLE MARKET
FRIDAY EVENING, May 11, 1848.
The weather continues cool idler the late rains
and there is some apprehension for the early fruit
We learn that there was a frost last night in the coon
try, hut not severe.
The river is high enough for all classes of boats
above and below and on the falls. The Magnolia
went over this evening in fine style.
Business has been dull to-day without any change
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Flour. is steady at $ 4 75. Whisky 151 c; sugar 41
asc. Hemp is better, and we report a sale of 5 tone
white dewrot at $4 50 per cwt. We quote sales of
ordinary dewrot at s4as4 25. In bagging and rope
there is nothing doing—nominal at I lal2c for bag
ging, 51a6c for rope. Feathers active at 30a31c per
lb. •Bacon is dull; our lastquotations were given to
day fur hog round. There is very little demand,
except for city trade. Lard, no change; receipts
light. Cottony sales small lots at saslc; good fair at
61c. Dried apples in demand at 70a75c per bushel.
Flaxceed 75c. .
Sales of tobacco to day at Todd's warehouse, 3
first at $4 45, 455, 4 00; 1 second at $3 95; 5 Mason
county lugs at $2 70, 2 90, 2 50, 2 40, 2 45; 3 third
rate at $2 15, 2 10, 1 80. At the planters' w•are
house, 3 first at $4 45) 4 90, 45; 2 second at $2 25,
1 75.
Six coal boats arrived from Pittsburgh. Sales of
a portion their cargo at Sic. About 60 boats left on
the last rise of the river. Retailing at the wharf at
12;c del ivered.—Dento&d.
American Stocks In London.
Penn'a 131074 New York,"TSoloo for
Ohio tits, 96037; Kentucky 6's, 95a99; Illinois d's
44045; Indiana Wit 35; 11. S. Rank shares 3.
CONDI rum OF. THE DAVKS.
Statement exhibiting the condition of the Banks of
several Stakes, according to the latest returns.
Lanus. Specie. Cireu'n.
New Yotk. March, 1949 573021,911 6,722,310 21.0470426
S. Caro:i IC4I 5.0620 . 10 473.372 2.222.964
IL Island, Nor.. 1547 13,71:10,144 325,207 2942,465
N. If pail re, Dec., 1947 155.300 1,746.165
Masenchs'Ll.l•Cpt. 1947 37.150.940 2,013.974 10.265.555
N. Orlctins. Ikl arch, 1943 94/68.573 1.235.274 5,327.412
Ilk of Mobile N0v.,194.5 03.034 1.997.1157 2,311.311
l'entra Nov:, tali 23,152,451 7,362,659 13,737,597
TOW. 1.67.1,99 , 14 28,315,799
The above table comprises the returns of Banta
made within the past six or eight months and shows
the banking mevenient of the principal S tates in the
Union. These Banks show a much larger amount
of specie in proportitin to their circulation, than
those of the smaller States, or those not so intimate
ly connected with the commercial affairs of the coun
try at large.
' By'tlte Pies/dent of the totted States.
N pursuance of na approved on the Act of Congress,
1 tot day of March. 1e47, entitled "An net to establish a
bind office in the northern part of Michigan, and to provide
for the sale of Mineral lands in the State of Michigan," I,
JAMES K. Poxx, President of the U States of America, do
hereby declare and make known, that a public sale will
he held,vkt SAULT Sen. ?Amax, the land office for the-Lake
Saperiotintnd District," commencing on Monday, the
thirty-firatiJay of July next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the following named townships and frac
tional tomifistrips ' situated to the Lake Superior - mineral
region..hetWeen Chocolate and Carp rivers, to wit
North of the beim line, and trot of the priac,pal meridian. The ft-venous of townships thirty-eight and thirty-nine,
west of the Little Bay de Noquet and Esemntwhy river,
of range twenty-two.
The 'fractious of townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight,
thirty-nine, and forty. west of the Little Bay de Aloquet
and lisconawby river, of range twenty-three.
Township forty-six and tractional township forty
seven,vin the want laird, of range twenty-four.
Townships forty-six and forty-seven, tractional town
ships forty-eight, tbr,y-nine, and fifty, including - Middle"
and "Granite" islands, of range tivenly-five.
Townships forty-six, forty , severt, and forty-eight, frac
tional townships forty-nine, fifty, and fifty-one, on the
main land, and the "Manitott" island, in township fifty
eight, of range twenty. six.
Fractional townships fitly-one, fifty-two- fifty-eight, and
fiftv-nine, all on the main laud, of range twenty-seven.
Township fifty-one, and fractional townships fifty-two,
fifty-eight, and fiftymine, on the maid land, of range
twenty-eight.
Township fifty-one. fractional township fitly-two, on
the main lautlVM. two "Huron" islands. situated 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 fifty-three, and fractional town
ships fitly-seven, filly-eight and fifty-nine, ou the main
land, of range twenty-nine.
Township fifty-one, and fractional townships fitly-two,
fifty-three. fifty-six, - filly-seven, fifty-eight, and filly-nine,
on the main land, of range thirty.
Fractional townships fifty-one. filly-two, fitly-three,
fifty-four, fifty-five and fifty-six, on the main land, town
ship fifty-seven and fractional township fitly-eight, on the
Min land, of vange thirty-one.
° Fractional township sixty-five, -on 'lsle Royale," of
'range: thirty-four.
At thelthme place, commencing on Monday, the four
teenth day of Attgast7ticxt. for the disposal of the public
lands within the following townships • and fractional
townships, situated in the Lake Sbperior mineral region,
as above, vie:
North of the ease line, and !rest of the prtnetpar meridian.
Fractional lownships fifty-one, fifty-two. fifty-three,
fifty-four and fifty-five, township fifty-six. an fractional
townships filly-seven and fifty-eight, all on the main land.
of range thirty-two.
Fractional townships fifty-one, lefty-three, fifty-forir,
fifty-five, fifty-six, and fitly-seven, all on the main land,
of range thirty-three.
Townships fifty-three and fifty-four, and fractional
townships fifty-five and fifty-six, on the main land, of
range thirty-four.
Townships fifty-two, fifty-three and filly-four, and frac
tional townships fifty-five and fifty-sit, oh the main land,
of range thirty-five.
Townships fifty-two and fifty-three, and fractional
townships fifty-four and fifty-five, on the main land, of
range thirty-six.
Townships fifty-one and fifty-two, and fractional town
ships fifty-three told fifty-four, on the main land, of range
thirty-seven- • _
Townships fifty-rine, and fifty-two, !Motional
township fifty-three, on the main land, of range thirty
eight. .
Tovenship fifty-one, and frictional townships - f i fty-two
And fifty-three, on the main land, of range tinny-nine.
Fractional townships fifty-one and fiftythree, on the
main land, of range forty.
Fractional township fifty-one, on - the main land, of.
_ranges forty-one, forty-two, forty-three and forty4our.
At the 6=lo place, commencing on Monday, the third
day of July next, for the disposal of the agricultural lands
within, the followhig named townships and fractional
townships, shuatedotrat of the' Chocolate and giconawhy
rivers and the Little - Bay de Moque; (0,
North of-the 3,se line, and east ni the prineiiii.an.
Fractional townehipeforty-otte and'icirty-two; Thefs&
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ing the 'surveyed islatids, township forty-three, fractional
township fort T-four, township forty-five. fractional town
ships forty-six and fOrty4teven, (except the north half of
the latter on the main land,) including cart of "Sugar"
and other sum - eyed islands, and fractional township
forty-eight, on "Su or Island. - of range one.
Fructional township forty-one, including the surveyed
islands. townships forty-two nod forty-three, and frae
tiOnal townships forty-Mur, forty-five, forty-six. forty
seven.and forty-eight. ineholing parts of -Sugar," "Sail
or." and other surveyed islands. of range two.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, forty-three.
forty-four and forty-five, including the surveyed islands
of range three.
Fractional t ownships forty-one, forty-two. and forty
three, including the, surveyed islands of range four.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two and forty
three, including part of "Drummond's" and other survey
ed islands, of mop five.
Fractional towitships forty-one. forty - -Iwo, nod forty
three. including part of "Drummond's" and other survey
ed islands. of range six.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forty
three, in ••Drummond's" island, of range seven.
Fractional townships forty-one and forty-two, on
"1/rummond's" island, of range eight.
north of base line. and west of the principal meridian.
Fractional townships forty-onc and forty-two. includ
ing “Marquene" and other surveyed islands. townships
forty. forty-three, forty - -four. forty-five, and forty-six. and
fractional township forty-seven. on the main In ill, (excel , "
fractional sections ono and two in the latter,i of rouge one.
At the smite place, commencing on Monday. the seven
teenth day of July next, for the disposal of the agricultu
ral lands within the following 'maned must:Aims and
fractional townships. situated rant of Chocolue and Es
conawhy rivers and the Little Ilnytle Noquelt.
North of the base liar and West of the principal meridian.
Fractional town ships forty-our nod forty-two, including
the surveyed islands, uml townships forty-three and I,riy
four. of range two.
Frimetioaul townships forty. fitrty-one. and forty-two,
including pert of St. Martini's '' island, and townships
forty-three raid forty -titur, of range three.
Froctionnkownships Mrty awl forty-one, on the main
land, and townships nirty-two and fit:Ty-three. of range
for
The '• St Helena island. in fractional township frty.
fraetionail townships forty-one ;And forty-two. ou the main
land. and township forty-three of range five.
Fractional township forty-two. on the main hind. null
townships forty-three and iorty.tour. of range six.
Fractional township forty-two including the %mall slur
veyed islands in section eight. :and townships forty-three
nud fort e -liner. of range Se Vet,
Fractional town.litp loriyowo, including the small is
lands in ,velion three. fractional township forty-three, ont
the main land. and township aorty-four. of range eight.
•• Big Belly •riAlnintl. - in Lake. Michigan. embraced
in fractional townships thirty-seven. 1111r1-eil.tlitt and
Or !wive tent.
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Fruelional uiwo,hips thirty-,even and thirty-eight. of
rouge
Fractional townshipp the main land. 01
runges eleven. twelve, thirteen. fourteen, fifteen until six
teen.
TOWll.hips forty-four, forty-five nod forty-six. and frac
tional townships forty-sevett 111111 forty-eight, no the man,
land. including part of Grand islafal. of range eighteen.
To...ships forty-fottr turd limy-five. aad fractional
townships torte-six. forty-seven and forty-eight itteladiag
part of Grand island', and surveyed islailds of rouge
nineteen.
Townships forty-lour. forty-five and forty-six. fr:n•iion
:J wwiiship forty-seven, on tlit main Inuit, and it,, suiall
surveyed islands rntl.rarrd io fractional tow iiships tort -
seve-r: and nitill-eitrtit, of rang., a Wen/ Y.
The parts of fractional townships thirty-eight:out thirty
nine. lying east of Little Hay de Noquet and Escona is ley
river. and fractional township forty. of rouge twenty-is,'"
The parts of fractional townships Thirty-nine and forty.
lying east of Ksconawiey river. of range twenty-three.
All lands within the toil itships and fractional WWI,
Alips n tint, •enuinernted. reported hit eontaining
Iced, or other valuable ores. Si ill he offered lot sale us
quarter sections at Hot Ira. 11 ,1 1i1ti5 , 1101/.11, per acre. ex
cept the sections covered in %shade or- iu part by those
mining leases, which shall not he &remained by the day
fixed for the conntiencemi•nt of the public UM! nil
MA reported as aforesaid, will he offered tor mile it,
the sante manlier as other lands. under the laws ill
force tar the sale of the public land, exeriptit , and re
serving section sixteeil in each township air the use of
schools,frud !arid reserved for military and other piddle
uses.
'l•he ofli.ring of the Inn& will be commenced on the
days appointed. and proceed in the same order ast t. Melt
they are advertised. with all convenient despatch. maul
the whole shall hove been ottered. and the sales closed.
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two Nveeks.
and no private entry of tatty of the land will be athnttn•d
until unlit the expiration of the two week..
G tree tinder any haul nt the city of Wanlnntoon. this
twenty-seventh day of January. aunt, Domani OHO thous
and eight hundred and forty-right.
By the l're4taletat.
RICHAIkI) M. YOUNt
' Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO MINERS AND PRE-am PTION CLA
All persons WllO were. at the passage of the art of tel
March, Is47,in riesssession. by actual occupancy, of any
portion of the mineral lands embraced in this proclama
tion. under authority of a lease or written permit from
the Secretary of War, for the purpose of g thereon,
and all persons who shall be in ponnessiott. by actual ow
cupancy.of a mine or mines. actually discovered before
the Ist of March, ISM as set forth in the act of the let of
March, 1547, above mentioned. arc 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 lesh. at any time before the day fixed fur the corn
mentement of the sale of those mineral lands. on making
proof of possession and occupancy, and of compliance
with those tern's, to the' Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, stibieet to au appeal to the Secretary of the
Treasury ; and all persons entitled to the right of pre
emption to any of the agricultural lands embraced in
this pmclamanon. sire required to establish the same to
the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver. and make
payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
meta of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such pre-eruption claim will be for
feited.
The cenilicate of the mineral agent at Sault Ste. Marie,
that persons holding under leases or permits, or those in
the occupancy of a mine or mines, have paid up the per
eentutu of rents required by the act' above mentioned,
will be conclusive on that point.
Persons occupying under leasesor permits, will not be
permitted to relinquish their rights under that occupancy,
and enter as squatters; and where:any such leases or
permits may expire before the cloy of sale the rights
granted to the holders thereof will lie regarded its reser
ving the lands covered thereby from entry under tiny
other right till the cloy of sale. when they will be offered
at public sale as tninerul land..
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Comnussioner.
The " miner 11 lands" included in the foregoing pro
clamation embrace the greater portion of Keweena Point,
and the southerashore of hake Superior. in the northern
peninsula of Michignn, and are rendered immensely
valuable by the exhausiless mines of copper and other
or found therein.
A eot.iderettle number of those mines have already
been discovered in the trap rninteebortlering on Lake Su
perior, and within a few miles of it , and from the geolo
gical character of the country and die explorations al
ready made, it cannot be doubted that others equally. if
not more, valuable will be found throughout this whole
- •mineral region."
In some in the mines row worked, copper is found al
most pure: and in fact, most of the native copper and
ores yield ago:tater per-centage than any other yet dis
covered in the world. Silver is also found in consider:,
ble quantities.
All the necessary materials fur the construction of for.
Caere, and foci line smelting. ore found in abundance in
,the immelliate neighborhood or the mineral : tort the face
of the country is such, that the mines require but little, if
any artificial drainage, and are therefore worked to great
advantage.
The climate in the winter, though cold, sloes not inter
rupt the operations of the miners; in fact. that season is
considered the most fuvorable for their operations.
The proximity of these mineral lands fo the shore of
Lake Superior, on which are several safe and excellent
harbors, and the water communication therefrom by the
Sault Ste. Marie: Lakes flaunt, Erie. &e., furnish ready
means of transporting the produets of these lands to the
principal markets of rite United States ut a very trilling
cost.
It likewise appears form the reports to this office, that
the agricultural lands are of a fair quality. producing, the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance; and
no doubt. when the soil is properly tilled. it will be found
favorable for grain crops also: nod for all these products
fair price and good market will be found at the mines.
Timber, such us white mid yellow pine, sugar maple.
yellow bird]. &c.. is. in many pieces, very abundant. and
I y its thrifty growth, gives evidence (dale richness of
the soil.
Maps allowing the loenliiien of the minion and other
valuable information relniing thereto. derived from the'
geological survey. &c. . which rnunal Inc einbriworl in this
brief notice. will be preptimal anti deposited with the land
officers at the Sault Ste. Marie. for iimpeciiim. an early Its
practicable before the coniturineement of the public stiles.
RICHARD M. 1 °LING.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Patteraon's Carriage Manufactory,
Opposite the Merchants' llotel, Smithfield stmt. and in Di
amond Alley, between Ware: anti Smithfield streets,
of
may always bc niound an assort
,, meat of Family Carriages. Baroaches,
"
Buggies. and altiiinds of Heavy Work.
front n six lkyrse.M'agon down to a Whee
barrow. Persons wishing to purchase or contract for
ally thing in the above line are respectfully invited to
call. may 6-t1
• .
rpnE Insurance Company of North Atnerica. of Philo
dolphin. through its duly authorized Agent. the sub
scriber. oilers to make permanent nod limited instirance
on property. in this city and its vicinity, and ou shipnionts
by the canal and rivers.
DI rtr.cTorts :
Arthur G. Coffin, Preet. Samuel 'Brooks,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor.
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose While,
John A. Brown s Jacob M. Thomas,
John While, John R. Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrnr,l, Seely.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is per
petual, and from its high standing. long experience. om
ple means, and avoiding all risks of on extra hazardous
character, it may be considered es offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM V. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front sm. Pittsburgh msy4y
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of thesub
scriber until the 24th of May, for the building of a
Public School Rouse ia the village of Mineraville. The
house is to be of brick. with stone basement fifty feet
front, by thirty-two feet in depth. Terns. of Payment as
follows : One-fourth cash. as soon as the first floor of
joists is (aid; one-fourth when the second floor is laid; one
fourth when the building is completed, and the balance in
ten months afterwards. The building is to be furnished
with fles)Eif and seats for two sChoots, and the whole to
be ready for use by the first of next October'.
Persons wishing to 'propose for the work can examine
the plans and specifications at the office' of
. • EDW. D. , GAZZaeihr
• .President of -Board of Directors of Pitt District.
CLEAR B.tpera saiewd far see
LibaKT atr opposite P,4riallif,./4M.
JAMES K. POLK.
TO TILE PUBLi
10=MM=E=1=M1
•
Valuable Improved Property.
TOR SALK—A Brick House and 1..0t0n 3th Ward, on
Vine street; price 81600: Also, &Brick House and
Lot, 4th Ward, Congtess street; price 81391 . Also, a
Brick House and Let on Knoll street, Allegheny; price
81430: Also, a Brick Hattie and Lot on Junes at., Alle-,
eheny; price 81900:- -Alenoevaenni Let cieLoeust street,
sth •ssratkiptice- sawA btu* can :be Lad in the
ribose Teri itectterikciatieg. PtenarEltr,
may I;,General Agent, 404
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NEE
IBM
- River 3ntelligenct.
PORT OF PITTSBURGO.
11 FEET WATER I\ Tilt CITA NNEA...-rA LIANG
A RRI Vizi)
Steamer 13 , :t vet'. Clark. NVellsvillr:
" Baltic. Jacobs. Brownsville.
66 Atlantic. Parkinson. do;
• Caleb Cope. Moore. Beaverand Wellsville;
" Michigan No. 2, Gilson Beaver;
" Lake Erie. Hemphill. Beaver;
• Consul, Kinney, Wheeling;
• Comet, Boyd. Zanesville;
" Northern Light, Hutchison, St. Loeb.;
" Brilliant; Grace, Cin.
Pacific, Campbell, Louisiille;
6 6 Hudson. Poe. Bridgeport; •
" Robert Piaui'', Colier, St. Lents;
DEPARTED,
Steamer Beaver. Clark., Wellsville:
" Baltic. Jacobs,. Brownsville.
Ailafitte. Parkinson. Brownsville:
" Caleb Cope. Moore,. Beaver and Wellsville.
• Wellsville. Barnes, Wheeling;
• Consul. Kinney. Wheeling;
" New England No. 2, Dean, Cin;
" Eureka, 'Thomson, Louisville;
seir The Cincinnati packets will resume their
regular trips.
SW" See card of Brownsville packets
irr See cards of Wellsville packet/.
FOR CINCINNATI dt.
ststes T SVIUDAT PAcat:T.—The A
,
NO I fine aunt fast passenger steam Pac
ket TEM.:GILA PH. J. .1. Perry. Com-
Mantle, will leave Pittsburg for Wheel-
I jug'. Cincinnati and Loni,ville. :nut all intermediate ,Ports,
every Sattfrany.at 10 o'elock preetAely.
For freight or passage opal,. (•I1 board.. or to
h DUNCAN. Agents.
. .
The Telegraph ha., been built exprestily for a ravitlar
Packet. tool trash n view entirely Io the comfort of pa
sengers: tint ticentninothitioto are inferior to no bout on
the wroern wow,. The Telegruph gill nut
wilt the 11,1 I , ronkltn No it 1111,1 Pike No 9, to Saito
!Amin—tittle throutelt. FIVE an vu. ap2l-y
'l' I.; A 314 , 11. 1;5
r I I.‘Nt:E Or TIAIE--Stiottior A rra
.rtOf from April ^l.—Leone Mu:tel-stet . nt
clock
it: the 11111.11.114 r. 1111%1 Ul IV1•11 boor moil 9
'clock tonight' -en eeptit.: e har I a'eloak trip. which trill
ha familial. 0-tivi• Ivr Pitt ntritto below the alit
Ileeheny Bridge. nt ciriock in the intiru
lug. unit nt loth-pant elll . ll !KM,. 111111 , 11“,{ II nt night,
I I rip. Stiatlny: excepted.
in now Opell for the reception
nl chit bsc. The Bout herds 111 the third....
11011 .711 . KAIN, Proprietor.
11119ccIlancon5
o)1.1.1.:1.:--1-- Lac, Itio mov lauding and for
k bY 1. 0 . 16 1 Nlll.l.Elt & ItIeKETS( )N.
1 ruPS— bait, flop, . io nod for .alt• Lr
ItICKETSON.
Ctiri:Ku4o . ; cirrrov—Loo ti cnumi,,, l',.tton for
1 ..,./ sale by (amyl) J A WES MAY.
k, VA ;A lis-2t,,igni layli Spantsh ClL:ars for sale by
,1 003-15 SltTl'll N SINCLAIR.
•
/i MMANI RI barrels or sale by
N. I Ifinyri SMITH k SINCLA IR.
Itt MIN A T.I I{-0 , 661e Cktrolitia Tar for sale low
•, Lc (ma y 1 I 1 JAMES MAY.
I rrc tf-41 bbls. Pilch for sale low by
ma) II J A ALES MA Y.
rev'tl nuel for sale bY
1 y:3 F.1)111 E N 1) (:REF.R.
'171N1 . .6 A l'aleregnr; Jam ree'd aml 11w
1 .ale by laws) SELLERS & NIC(11.1S.
- 1)1/TASIII—s casks Soperior, for sale be
.1. D. '
l IA N u i .t S ,; --t ill ; 11. : • ; 1 1 q - '
)A CON.—“l.noli lbs hog roulal.plst reertectl allli for.sale
Ib y rays ['MN tnixTrit
1A RD--3.1)00 Ibn .7.4, , E1 Lard. is bble. reerwell told for
4 sale by atyG POIN XTI.III h Co.
11C - 0. SUr; A 11—.50 Idals prime N. O. SII:f r. recei vrd
j.. 11 per. b Lady Byron. by PC 11 N DKNTER & en.
lOVEEE--100 baize prime green Rio eittlre. met ree'il
from Baltimore. on! t POINDEXTER & Co.
IjEPPER-1.50 bag, in more 111111 for lode nt very mixt
_ errite prices. by in)ii POINDEXTER & Co.
I Si F'-2110 bilk Louisville white Lime. very miperior.
_l4 for pink ur fit POINDEXTER & Co.
OAF SUGAR-126 bbls low number,. Loaf Suunr, in
JLA el ore and for itale by nly POINDF.xTER & co,
T"'" half e he‘n. Vbung II ypon. Imperial and Gun
powder Trion. for gale by POINDEXTER & Co.
TARIM.) VEACIIFIS—IOO bu. very good, in store and
for sale by my 6 POINDF:XTER & Co.
i3iTYTATi)E,'L-500 sacks Illinois Potatoes. for sale by
myG & JAMES MAY.
T ARD-13 bbl I.ard for sale by
IA my 6 JAMES MAY.
BARLEY -394 bags Barley. just landell from 11..;
and for sale by S. Oc 11ARISAUG11.
lAMILY lIAMS—Ao extra article. for sale by
1
ap 20 J. 1). WILLIAMS. 111 Wood at
1-3 ROOMS.:-.53 doz Brooms, for sale by
S. ok W. II ARHAVIIII.
TIOTASII.-15 rn.k.. stiFc — riTn. pe.t rereq.rd nod tor
Mlle by Ony(1) SMITH & SINCLAIR.
P&CON-3000 Ib. Bacon, for flair by.
royG JAMES MAY. Water
LOAF SUGAR-15 bbls. No.. G. 7, nod 9. for snit. by
in 9 SELLERS & NICOLS
TIDIED 13F.F.F.-1.000 pounds augur cured. for sale by
ap 20 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood si
wr IHRTS.-20 lbw.. extra fine wide plaids; lust received
Il and for side low by DnayS) I:DWARDTOD.D& Co.
bops. just landing and for sale by
mat S. & W. IIMIDAI:611
ltv
nuEEI , ..-7A Joann lot Western Rt.:nervy. Oi and new!
for nale Lq lmay3) SMITH & SINCLAIR. °
T ARD—No. I Lard, in barreln and keg', ( or sub.; It.
1,4 may:l smmi & SINCLAIR.
Q I DEI. 4 --4.11110 lb, Stiles, tor sale by
Il ottty3 ssirrti & SINCLAHL
TAMS-25.000 lbs. }lams for snit, by
I
tony:l SMITH ie. SINCI.AIR.
CriA N V-ASSET) BACON HAMS.-011 band . just reeri•
I.‘l aro' (or sale by ima3) EIISIUND REF:II
20 K LARD, No. I.ln store and for sale by
rony3 , EDMUND (IREER
ALENA POTATOF7S-75 mackA more joxt receiveti
and for sale V [lnny:ll KING d: :1001011 , ..A1).
.
\HIE II
D PEACES—Im suck• yen. nr l . ft" , rerCIVI
t d
nod for ot•le by far,2l 51NC1,..1
- 1,11. A X Ili Pl°, null for e4IIIV I.y
ap27 S. it.f. \V. lIAItILA UGH
KI•AiS LEAF LARD. and U bbl.. jilei received
11111 i I.br mile by 1a . 271 EDNIDND (;DEF.B.,
lAll 1).—L11 kegs No. I. lor sale I.y
J np2 , l SMITH & SINCLATR.
CREASE LARD.—;I2 bids. l;reaKe Lard.juAt received
J and for sale by int.". , ] SELLERS & NICOLS.
•
COFFEE. -91.) bugn Prime Rio. jum received and for
Nab, by '
.111271 EDMOND GREER.
SNATII:3.--10 dozen. just received nml.for
11 male by [ttir2fil KING & MOGRIIEAD.
I _l A 1 , : p ! ...„ L 1 A K E S.-25 dozen, 71 , 1 67 1
s c:n l tl i f o r anic by
14 00)) 1.21:4 . ._ BACON, tiT I
9 •
60 n il t i l i d i. ro . e n i tkl. e l; Faliej l e „4 e j
. _
Monongahela Navigatiottompany.
IIOOKS will he opened for the subscription of Stock to
extend this improvement from Brownsville to the
State line. at the following times and places. viz: at
I,Vitylieslinrgh, Green co., on the :Mtll anil 31 et May;
New Geneva. Fayette eo., on the In June;
West Brownsville. AVashingion to.. 011 the 211 June;
Pittsburgh : tat the Exchange Bunk.) nn the 4th il11111;
and to remain open at the last trtentidned place until oth
erwise directed. By order of the Board 611%1ot:seers.;
apro WM. BAKENWELL,
11 - 73azette and Journal, Pittsburgh; Waynesburg:li
Messenger; Genius of Liberty. Uniontown; Examiner,
Washington. insert 111111! Jwae 4th, and astnt' copy of pa
per to Secretary.
800., wiii he opened at the Office of the Treasur e
of the Monongahela Navigation Company. at the
Exchange Bank. in the city of on the tiny
of May next. to receive subscriptions of Stork sufficient
to pay the debt incurred in the construction of saint im
provement. By order of the Board.
notg-01.23 IVM. BAICENVF.T.T..
ENGINE FOR SAL.E.—An tipri:flit Engine.
175 20 inch cylinder. and 6 feet stroke—four hollers. :10
inches and 10 feet in length; which has been in use in the
Pittsburgh IVater Works; will be sold low, on applica
tion to .1. 11. NlTlclland, Superintendent of the Water
Works. a22dawlin
Crystal Plate Window Glass
rpliE °NIA' CRYSTAL PLANEGLASS that has never
I been known to lose its polish. after being pat in the
NViIIdOWS. It is equal in quality to the Frencle"and Eng
lish Plate Glans, nod is much lower in price. _ .
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, OF ALI. SIZES
Also. Rordware of all descriptions. German. English
and American. ROOSEVELT & SON.
New York. April I. IS4LInp6-2m..)
U=MMI
ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted . to Arthurs,
Nicholson & Co.. (Eagle Found ry,) are requested to
calf' nt their old N'tirchouse, on Liberty Street.
All unpaid accounts will be placed in the hands of a
Justice of the Peace, nn the Ist July next.
May 16 ARTHURS, ISICIIOLSON & Co.
Mr' A general assanent of Hollow Ware, &c., at the
lowest market rates. Liberty at.. head of Wood st.
mayl7-2m ARTHURS, NICHOLSON & Co.
New PashionaltlfillibTfilin - L
The Subscriber hasjust opened, adjoining thc Exchange
Bank. and immediately opposite the office of the
Morning Post. sth street, a FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
GOODS for men's wear, which has been selected from
the largest French importing house East. A sight of the
goods will convince all that they are of the newest styles
and finest fabricks ever brought to this city. He will en
deavor to rank° his garments fit so easy and Well, that
the pleasure of wearing them, shall only be equalled by
the pleasure of paying for them. Terms Cash, and prices
to correspond. [may „WO.' CURRAN.
: - ,:, ,,, ..:6,'.'., - , - ;=. - .'.;..4:::':',,..-.':. , : - .1:.-.::?. ,
AUCTION
.11I'KENNA, AUC SALES
TIONEER.
No. IVOOO STREET. THIEF. Doom; PRO? Firm
- 1 - 1 XT RA SALE of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles. Watches
and Cutlery.—Will be sold. at Arliennu's Auction
Room, No. 114 Wood street, three doors from Fifth, day
mid night, (Sundays excepted.) until the large stock on
hand is disposed of, us peremptory orders have been re
ceivedfrorn the owners, to close without reserve or the
least possible delay, the various consignments remaining,
unsold from the present spring trade.
Terms: All suing under $30.00. cash, par funds; from
$O,OO to 8100,00, sixty days; and all sumo over $101.1,00,
three months, good approved endorsed notes.
NlOl JAMES ItT'KENNA, Auet.
lARGE and splendid assortment of FANCY CHAIRS,
1.4 at prirale sale, by James AlDlCenna.—The subscriber
has entered into an arrangement with one of the most ex
tensive Chair Manufacturers in the West, and will con
stantly hare on hand a large assortment of Fancy Chairs
of every description, cotnpnsing Windsor and Cane Sent.
Rocking. Arm. and Children's Chairs, all of which are
made in the Intent modern styles, of the best materials.
and ny the best workmen in the country; and will be sold
al very low prices, for cash.
_apt? JAMF. M'KENNA. Anet.
isSICINEIKS 5A1.1.1 of a Country Store, Cloth his', Bug
gy, Furniture. Cutlery, Variety Artieles. hfr.. eantinuni
at A artien.—To-morrow. Thursday,' May 16111, at 10 o'-
clock in the forenoon. will be sold, at •M'Kennit's Auction
Roorrt. No. 111 IN'ood street, three doors from Fifth, try
order of Assiguess. the balturce of a retail. Country Store,
among. which are n lure lot of Dry Goods of tee !merit
styles and inshinns, futrelm,e4l will, great care mid judg
ment for this market, in the eastern cities. within the last
few months: comprising,. in part. Broad Cloths, Ctu.si
niereA. Cassinetts. Tweeds, Calico. Lawns. Gingham,
Blenelied and Brown Muslins. Irish Linen, Alprecus, De
Patma Thread. Spool Cottons. Ac.
At 2 o'cloek, Ir. it.. one Buggy, a superior and nent ar
ticle. A 1.0. note and second-hand Furniture, and Kitch
en Utensils.
' At early gas light. same evening. Ism aml second-Imnd
Gold and Silver rtifrlll Lever and other Watches. Also,
Dry Goode assail Clothing. '
JAMES .MR.ENNA. Anet.
AUC TION SALES,
13T JOIN D. DAVIS. AUCTIONEER,
SovaA-Egli cora, of Wood and FiflA strap
() N tili: l:l ( '7 7it ' i ' l l iaZl n iraCits lh i e tti l i: ' i l i i i ' c l r
ri 1 ( 0 ‘1 ' ; ti e i t
:IT k it . and
tutu streets, Will he ROM II [urge nuJ general assortment
of seasonable Foreign nod Doniestie pry Goods. eon
istiuFof superfine Cloths. Crissinieres. Siitineti4, Tweeds
Vesting', F lannels English and Atncticun Prints. Scotch
and Manchester ft:vigil:nes. Freud. Lawns, raw, Harr,
lac, Dress Silks. black Saila. French rind Eintlisli
nos. A loncens. Logins. Irish linens. British long Cloths,
bleached and unbleached Aluslins. ['becks, Moos. de
Laines. fancy Shawls Scarfs. Hand kerchiefs, Cravats.
(liners. Hosiery, Sii4penilers, Seining Silk. patent thread,
ribbons, I , ollllellei. parasols, inutirelltot,
Al t..! o'clock. p. m.
A tin:tinily of groceries, glassware. rirentelitre. ron..
lectionary..liquors. nod herrings. Spanish ci
gars and Virginin tobacco of fine quality. a larg, iotort
mem Of tires awl second intuit Ilnusehold Furnitlll,. fea
ther boils. carpeting. looking7iliasses transparent window
11
1,1“1, tlxiiirt.s. I subst , Ind wrli Gni.theil Buggy
with Innen top. I flintily two:hi/rile Catriage, Ac. Ac.
f,l n'elock p. m.
Ready-made eltolting. staple nod fancy dry goods. floe
entlery. gold and xi: vt•r watches. boots nod Aliors inosi•
cal instrument:, a carkly of earproter's Took Tool client,
hard wore, Lv.
mal6 ' JOAN n. D A vr s , A nti.
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AUCTION SALES In ALLEOOENT CITY
BY J EURNSIDE, AUCTIONEER.
N W. CORNED 01 PEDIMAL STBILET ♦\D TILE DIAMOND
rAI.I'ABLE•I WILDING LOT ON BEAVER ST.,
.4/logh.ny. nt Awl/mi.—Will be sold on the premises
on neat Thomlay afterorton. lath init. t at 4 o'cloek. that
beautiMl loot of Ground cornering pli'lleaver. Jocks°.
tool Veto streets. measuring in t'rettil on Waver t...! feet.
anti In depth along, Jackson 100 feel to Veto street. ith
kevcral y S user 041 the Heaver street end.
The portion of Heaver street which lies North of the
Common is tletto4,,built with giant house,, and this Lot
being one of the very few unimproved ones. nun the
handsomest of them all. will. from its• peculiar separa
tion, make cutler n delightful plat, of re.tilmice for u
fain
il or an excellent business stand.
Ttatmr.--1, hirohall curb: balance in twelve months, with
interest, secured by bond and mortage.
WM. J. HUMNSIDE. Anet'r
lennen'y, Mny
~- I' DAV ATE. DISEASE'S. Dr Jlrotr”. NO
• 'if r : 5
•2• i :or a"prdilAwilteeyOrrdMai i"LlZ'frillreditlienlllllll
( i r to the
. Mum.' framr...
d , Sy Iti lis a iitl Syphilitic entptions.ermorrlima
14
• Qs,' ' and its consequences. together with all re
/4,7,W d awns... impurities of the blood. with all diseases of
ren,,,,lorigin, skin tlinenses.with strictures, gleet. urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism, female weakness, 'diseases of the womb.
monthly suppressions. diseases of the joints.' fistula in
aim. IlefVoll. affections. pain. in the bark and loins. irri
lftliOllA of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, letter. ringworm. mercurial diseases, &c.
TWIR.I.VE YEARS' PRACTICE
}:xchisively devoted to the study and treatment of vette-
real disorders, and those arising from voutlifur exce.ess
gaiety. climate. or impurities of the !Actor'. whereby the
cons% itui ton may have been enfeebled. enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may plays
themselves under his care.
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into sep
arate apartments. Patients con visit Dr. B. without fear
of exprirure to other visitors.
It is of importance to many persona in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly. To all
such. Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing renewal dis
tillers, in their various fonns and stages, pliers inducements
which can rarely he equalled. Strangers are hereby sip.
prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly educated in
every branch of ineilieineArni (or the last twelve years
confined himself excluoiro to the treatment of those
diseases.
Dr. Drevrn is the only regularly e.luenied surgeon in
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to thosFeom. ,
plaints:
ErCertain, safe and speedy cures will, in all eases, be
guaranteed.
Recent cases nre relieved in a short time, withoutinter:
ruption from buriness.
frr Hernia or Rupture.—Dr. Brown also invites per
sons afflicted with I ferniu to call, as ha has paid panics
lar attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance. asking advice, must contain a
fee, or they wifl not be attended to.
irrOffice on Diamond Alley. a few doors from Wood
alTeet. tonmols the market. Conantuttions confi
dentin!. itee2s-thlrwl y
1) HECm ATISM.-Dr. Brown's newly cliscfnmred rem-
U edy fur Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy
Mr that painful nimble. It never fails.
Olice mid Private Consultation Rooms. No. CZ. Din
t 1111 l alley Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Doctor is always at
tome. taalitlawtf
.SAIL'iT LOUIS WATER. WORkS.
QUALM.) PROPOSALS will he received by the tinder
-17 signed, at the City Engineer's otliiSe. in the ciol
Saint Louis. State of Missouri. Until the 3 0th ilnY of June
next, at 12 o'clock, M., for the delivery of tkoo linear feet,
Mare or lens, of east iron pipe, twenty Mehra bore.
Said pipe to he sufficiently strong to bear examina
tion with the bummer under hydraulic pressure. of one
hundred mid fifty pounds to the square inch,, to be in
pieces nine feet long each. Id weigh not less than nine
teen hundred fitly pounds nod not more than'two
thou Sand and fifty pounds, with seven inch faiteet and
spiggot ends, so as to fit easily into one another, with
beads hut each end, and three belts seven inches hroad.so
placed as to divide the barrel of each piece into four
equal parts; to be well cleaned. and clear of all defects.
smooth, of regular thickness. mid straight, cast oponend
in dry sand. The metal used in the said castings to be
of the first quality, and such its can be readily chipped
and filled. .Bidders will state the price per pound. All
weiht over two thousand and fifty pounds will not be
paid' for. Delivery to be made on the wharf or any other
place in St. Lens, previous to the first day of
Payments will be made on the delivery of every fifty OT
mare pieces, reserving nt each payment Iwo per rent. until
th e . pt,:titto of the contract. Good security will he
required to the amount of one (Mirth of the contract
price.
LOUIS WINKEI.MAIER, City Engineer.
Suint Louis. April 27, 17.1i±—niiiiI5.41:2w.
LOlthiVil le DeMOC rat. Cincinnati Enquirer, Pittsburgh
Morning Post. Nashville. Union. Pcinisylvaninn at Phila
delphia, and the Washington Enion, please hared two
weeks, and send the account to this ollice.—Union.
New Paper and Book Eldablishment,
No. 714 Wood street. between Fourth and .11lamoral alley.
r I
pit E subscribers have just opened, al the above stand,
is large stork of different qualities Ruled and Plain
White tool Bloc IVriti ii g and Letter l'aper, Commercial
and Packet Post Plat Cap, Denny and. Medium Writing
Papet for thank Books, Medium and Royal Colored
Printrog Papers, Printers' India, Enamelled and Ivory
Surface Cants. Nos. 2,3, 4, small mid double sumll; Me
dium, Pointy and Cap tiny Books nod Ledgers, superior
paper, and hest eastern binding; School Books, all kinds;
Quills, Gold Penis, Ink, Wafers, Wax, Bill Files. rt.
Blank Books, of all sizes, ruled to pattern, :tint bound
in the most substantial manner.
Country Nlerchants supplied at the lowest wholesale
prices for cash, or RAGS at cash prices.
JOB PRINTING. -
Haring it Job Office in connexion with our establish
ment, we are prepared to execute all orders for plain and
fancy Printing: Hooks, Pamphlets. Circulars. Business
arils, Bills 01 Lading, &c.. with despatch, and at low
prices. ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
No. :9 Wood at., bet. Fourth and Diamond alley.
frr At our store on Market atiO64.3letween Third and
. Fourth, may at all*, mos be fotind iillitXge stock of Theo
logical and AliscellnueotiOlooks. I:N6iv Hook s re ce i ve d,
ralc soon an publiiheil, andiktlittittbii loi , vest prices.
The publientions . of the AgierliaiiSioulay Schoolrition,
and Massachusetts gabbith:Schoollikiclety, always on
tans. Catalogues furnished :on
ELLTO,TT•& ENGLISH,
mall Market at.. be - t. Third and Fourth.
NATIO AL HOTEL,
LAWRENCEVILLE,. PA.
HE subscriber takes great pleasure in announcing to,
T
the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity. that he has
opened the Larimer House, Two Mile Run, in the bor
ough of Lawrencevllc, (formerly kept by Mr. S. Light
cap,) and is now prepared to accommodate all who may
give him a call. His Bar is furnished with the most choice
Liquors—Porter, Ale Cider. Mineral Water, &e., &c.
In connection with the above. he base CONFECTION.
ARY, ICE CREAM and BARING ESTABLISHMENT ;
where Confectionaries. Creams and Cakes, of an descrip
tions. may at all times be had ; and Parties supplied at
the shortest notice.
This establishment will be conducted by Mr. John
Young, recently from Bedford, who has experience in
the above business, and will be happy to receive a share
of public patronage. He shall use his exertions in en
deavoring to please all who may favor him white call.
hi. BREIDENTAALL, Proprietor.
JOHN YOUNG, Agent. - •
The Omnibus Lines peas the house eve ten minutes.
Should the regular line be full, extra coaches will be fur
nished to those who desire it. nirtylo-2wd
. .
CLARET-14 Cauks Bordeaux Claret; --
12 " Table l 4 in stare for sale by
maid RICkETRIN.
/ lATALONL4 WINE=4 Pkireir Wine: 17 /
ki mote atutidr sale by.
- Mgr " 'MILLER & RiCICEtSON.
litAp-10 No4l - ,TriMyttdElhdil,fisi WO' gy
-ipitlls 5 - •
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Sales bn 2tuttion.
. V. V
SPRING AND SURIDERDOODSI
A. A. MASON & CO., I C. L. ANTHONY & CO.,
sirrsucaou. - NEW YORK.
A. A. Mason & Co.,
No. GO Maiket Street. between Third and Fourth Streets,
PITTSITURG ti. PA.,
AU "A yr: recently opened their new and elegant Store,
rj. with an extensive stock of rich Spring and Summer
Goods. comprising upwards of three hundred pact ages
of the latest and most fashionable styles. Merchants
throughout the country . are particularly invited to call and
examine our stock, as it is our intentio.l to otter our goods
at the lowest eastern wholesale prices. One of the firm.
residing in New York, 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 possessed bo eastern houses. Prices are there
fore guaranteed to be as tow as the lowest New York
and Philadelphia rates.. op?
It. D. Thompson, No: - 110 Dlarket Street,
lIAS just returned from the eastern cities with his se
cond supply of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS!
flaying disposed of the whole of the Carpet Stock, pre
vious to.going east this lust time—and being entirely tree
from the care of that business—l tiro enabled to devote .
my whole attention to the purchase of Dry Goods.
Cnstomers.and the public generally may depend neon
finding, at the above No; every thing rich and beautiful
that is to be found in the Dry Goods market.
Ile bus in store, unit in 110 W receiving the following
Goods: Barred and plain Gretteniens;
Barred and plain Silk Tisiuest
Satin barred and plain Mirege.;
Manaartine Plaids, new 'article;
.Insper Plnialsv do. do.;
French and Organdy Lawns;
Burred and Patin Linen Gingham's.
DRESS
.SILKS.
Rich Chainsliana. nll • nhm ic.:
Melt vlttnegenble striped; Hilt bawd:
Fine Lustrrd black do., stlllvidilts. for Mantillas,
\ • isenr. Arc.:
Brussels Las, and Silk Fringes, for trimming the
nbove; good assortment.
Shawls—This department i. very full: Bleb Cashmere:
Embroidered Clown! Crape; Chinn Ilerage: new style
Linen Net, $-4 for St each; with every voriety at low
pricey.
Linen Goods—Damask Table Cloths; Blenched awl
Brown Nupkine; Towelhags, Crashes, "Burnley Sheet-
Gernatnnts—French, English. and 31ancliester, °revery
style and texture.
Catirnes—ln endless variety.. front Ne. niverardc
Bleached and Brown Sheeting:4, Dri &c.
Yard wide Drow:Llilleeting. as low 11, tkv, •
111:1:4• It. D. 'DAWSON.
,
hew Dry Goods -. 14 resh Arrival,
AT NO. MAIM ET KT., BETWEEN 4TII ST. AND TILE DIAMOND.
TIIE malcrsigned has Mgt received a lirge and splen
did toNortiztont of FANCY AND STAPLE SPRING
ANt) SUMMER DRY GOODS, parelatsed from the Ita
imrt.,, and Manufacturers, silica the recent grunt fall iu
prices. :
4-1 Ilroci-ir Muslin., ClO,Furniture Prints C ;to 121 c.
7., Blenched •• 1;1 -` 1 l
4.4 Purple " 121 "
i
a " BIM- mu orange prints 111“
Dress Gingham. 121, to 25" English Lawns • 1_1"
. - NEW STYLE MESS GOODS.
Satin stripe Granite Burage. Farley Dress Silks,
Plaid Crape 11orleatis, Chameleon ‘• "
Satin st. and pr. Silt'fissue. Mack Satin barred Silks,
New sit le 1. reach LIIWIII, Mark Gro. I/ A rumor -'
Collller r ldeerell, -New stn le Breellde.
Tire LA MKS are requested to tall and examine a splen
did assortment of nett- style Paris printed Cashmere
ShawiA, White 111111 colored embroidered Canton Crape
,Stmwls. Silk - Tissne Shawls. white Droslin Rarage
Shawls. Brocade and Clindlelenn Silt Shawls. fllaek Silk
and Black 11nrred Mirage Shawls. 111fiek and Colored
Silk Fringe Thiliet and Abuts 11 Laine Shawls.
I have also received a beautiful assortment Of new
style Bonnet Ribbons, Linen Cambric Ilandkerebiefs,
Cravats 11101 Scans. block 01111 colored Kid Gloves. lisle
thread mohair null 'twisted silk Gloves and .Mitts; a ea
rim y of new style Parasols. Parasolens and Sun Shades.
'Ore GKNI:I.EIIE.S are particularly requested to rail and
examine a beautiful assortment or black, blue. olive
b -n mid invisible green French and English Cloths.
and a variety of tuuw sty le fancy Vestitigs, Cassimeres,
Cravats, &c. .".-r-D-
I have also a large stark af Siaplr Gaud:, viz: Brown
and blenched linen Table Cloths. Russia Diaper, Irish
Linen, Cotionade, Litres, Drilling, Cheek.. Mate Drills.
Manchester and Scotch f lingliams,Chumbrey Gingham,
lorilWll 0011 blenched Muslims of all descriptions, which
will be sold ut least 25 per cent. le-low last year's prices.
A lISALOAI MORRIS . %
ripS
_ No. fss Market street. Pittsburgh.
...... ....
A( t ENTI.FAIENS' FURNISHING Goults. - -W;(4.i.-
lT A I.E.- Edmore( Todd 4. ro.. have just received our
large stock of New and Fresh Spring rirnsls. to which
we invite the attention of country merchants and deal
ers generully.
We have received .froin our factory ram, a large:
stork of Shirts. of the hest manufacture; consisting of
10 doz. A No 1, Wide Plait Shirts. standing collars;
20 " " Narrow." and Byron;
40 " medium quality "
60 " very low priced "
12 fine linen boson's. with collars;
35 " rand common bosoms ;
50 " Byron standing collars, all qualities;
40 " Muck and fancy a)tjustingStocks;-a
Also, from the eastern cities:
6 eases fine Gingham Umbrellas.;
3 '• " and common Suspenders;
2
'• . under Shirts and Drawers;
26 dozen gent's' Lisle Tied. (:loves;
." •• cotton. elastic tops;
230 '"
brown and mixed and cotton half Hose, all
qualities;
Fancy silk and satin Cravats and Scarfs, bombazine
Stocks. and Ties Carpet Bags, &c., kc.
We invite the attention of tnercliants 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 offer some inducements
rarely . found west of the mountains, or, m fact, the east
ern cities.
One of our firm is constantly in the Eastern market, by
means of which we are daily supplied with New Goods.
EDWARD TODD & CO.,
corner of Flub and Market streets,
2d story over W. & P. Hugue,
ap2f, entrance on Filth street.
APRIL 10, 1848.
W.IL
PLY 1.11 S p r ing s
a n n ot- sou opening his S
mer eE,
and sS
this
morning open an assortment of Linen Ginghams, super
Enrlston do.; Prints and Chintzes; Ladies. fine Dress
Goods, in great variety; Manchester Ginghams, new pat
terns. In his assortment now opening, are a great many
urtieles at lower prices than usual, such as finel
purp.e
prints, yard wide, at Me.; fine British Prints at Itne.;
Dress Gingliams, usual Width, at Inc.; Dress Lawn!,
yard wide. at Idle.; Shirting Muslin., very low; Irish Li
nen. Ac.• Will also open this morning, an assortment of
beautiful style light Chintzes- small figures. for children;.
Lawns for do. Also, Chainelion Silks; India Wash do.;
Crape Stia*ls, he. • ... •
Persons winithisr any thing in the Dry GPM stray, will
do well to call 11114 see the goods. and hear the prices.
Merchants will find. in tire Wholesale Rooms on the
51 story, rut inviting stock of fresh Goods, at about East
ern prices. upl3
MAA. MASON h CO., 69, MARKET :!
.
are open-
A. nn extensive assortment of DRESS GOODS.
just received per express; comprising the largest and
moat fashionable stock of Dress Goods to he fo'und in thin
city. Amongst which, we mention, 4U pieces extra rich,
embroidered Poil de Chevre, a now article. and the most
desirable goods in the market. Also. satin stripe Challies,
Peruges, }lssue, Mohair stripe French Jackonets,
&c.
Dress Goo s.
A. MASON & Co.. No. 60111arket street. have jiist
received a splendid asSlnnitent of Dress Goods,
nniongst which only he found ftrFed , plain and striped
Iterage. all qualities. Silk Tissue... Mohair Stripes
Grenedire, Satin Stripe De Lnin, plain AG 4 Sittin St. Chal
lis. Fancy Silk French Ineonets. &c., &c. npl
VTIDE BLACK SILK—Jost received by Express. this
monthly, nt North•eust corner 4th and Market sm.
ntnyt W. It. MURPHY.
Iph\AKl" RittllONFL—Just received by Fatness, this
)1 morning. n lot of new style Bonnet Ribbons, nt N.
E. corner Fourth and :Market streets.
amyl t W. R. MURPHY.
FRENCH. WORKED COLLAIL-;—Just received this
fuoratug by Express. and very cheap, at the North
east corner of Fourrh and Market streets.
mayl K W. R. MURPHY.
1111liairit GOUDS—Reeeived per Express. ot A. A. Mu-
J son's. 00 Market street. the most extensive assort-
Ment of Dress Goods to be found in the city, comprising
spine net.it styles, recently imported. tnnl3
T) ICI( DRESS SILKS—A. A. Mason le Co.. 60 Market
street. have received, per Express. 03 pa. Rich Black
and Fancy Colored Silks. mal3
TADIES' DRESS GOODS.—A full supply of nil the
Xi various styles of Summer Goods, such as Silk Tis
sues. Darages, Grenadines, Lawns4:e., now open nt the
Dry Goods House of
npl9 North-cast cor. Fourth and Market sts
JST received, by ExpreSs, 1 ps Super F'retich Black
tiCloth; and 6 ps Super Fancy Cassimeres, which will
LC sold low by C. WERNEBURG, 2.51 Liberty st.
ap2s (Journal copy.)
'DROWN MIX AND (76'ffriP HALF HilsE.—ta/Oitos
all qualities; just received nut) or sale low by
EDWARD TODD Jr. Co, N. E. cor. Sib
and Market stn.. 3tl story entrance on sth mnys
_ _
SILK SI AWl.ti—A. A. klnsos 0.,
C6O icraacTeircel.
have received, per express. on extensive assortment
or Silk Shawls. maS
Star nakery.and Ice Cream Saloon.
1 S. BICKLEY, No. 12 Diamond alley, respecthilly
announees,to his old friends sue customers, that he
has fitted up his establishment in a neat and beautitid
style, and has increased his facilities for accommodating
those who may favor him with their custom. Parties or
families will he 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.
up 234 m
BRANDIES & WINES-3 half casks Rochelle Bran
very good;
.1 half caskiC.l. J. Raptly Cognac, very• good;
5 ball casks Port Wine. very fine;
3 half casks Madeira Wine, very superior; just reed
on consignment, and for sale low by
JOHN LITTLE. Jit.
may! 3d at. opposite the PosrOillee.
MA NEW two story Brick Dwelling If none,
nted on the East Common. Allegheny ejty, (near
the reiddenec of Judge Irwin,) and finished irrtire best
modern style, with handsome portico in front, double par
lors, furnished with marble mantels and improved alit] ing
doors; dining room and kitchen of the first door, and four
good bed rooms on the second stoiy • with finished garret.
Enquire of RICHARD GRXY, On Ale premises; of of
fehlt-tf JAMES. PAR K, Jr...k. CO.. Ifieco'nd st.
boojust rec eived Per l a :l'9 er Oriental, and 7111 7
sale by EDMOND' GREER, Liberty at.,
mal) 'opposite Smithfield._
OLB PEIS—.I - doz. Bag*ley, best;
G 2 doz. do.. . rnicoftral
‘l.• doz. without holders;
- 3
_doz Bard &Brothers; Jost received by
Z-EBULON KINSEY '
silPtilffy i .. ILLUSTRXISIY EEITTON OF 'FH it
. -.OMB! , OHTS—Expfeasly degisped for family
ietedlar Jo : , 60 f.: 4 *blreikuon. liy, Hietpa 2 & 'Bratham,
1 6
Ned ISSallf.. ,T o . airett d in frail
.... a. .Filift . list:juili ,
reCeNeit OE4IO. . - . . - .. . _ •
' - • . . - . , .FOILIISTON*M . WICTON; ; .
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1848. •' 1848.
CINCINNATI; AND
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE - .
'l l lllB Independent Line of steamers IS now composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished.
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West: The
highest wages are paid for 'the services bf. the best and
most expenenced 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 lane in the Union for safety,
regulty. and speed. All that money convenience rore ns
been provided for the safety. comfort and of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MONDAY PACRE T.—The MoNomomies.s. Capt. Stow!,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock:
Wheeling. every Monday evening at 10 1!. M.
TURSDAY PACKET.—The HIBERNIA No. 2. Copt.
Kline'eltn, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 v. m.
•
WEDNESDAY PACKET.—The NEW EYOLAND No.
2, Capt. S. ikon. will leave Pittsburgh every NVednettikr
morning at 10o:o'clock D'lteeling every NVcdneaday even
ing -at 10' T.
TIIURSDAY PACKET.—The Brouwer. Capt. R. . 7
Dram will leave Pittsburgh eves Thursday mon mg at
10 tiedock ; Wheeling every Tlitanstlay avemug at Itte.t.int
FRfDAY PACEET.—The CurprtuNo. 2. Chpt. t"roola,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 100'e:cock;
Wheeling. every Friday evening at 10 P. 4.
"SATURDAY PA C ICET.-1110 livaLseanan. Cap. Dr
Camp. will leave Plusher:4li every Salarilay morning at
In o'clock ; IVlaceling every Saturday evening, at In P. M.
SUN LiA Y PA GKET.—The ISAAC Newrinr. Capt. A. G.
Ala-ton. will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday minting at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at In Nt.
nov 10.
1848. 184Ss
Pittsburgh and BrownsrLllc Daily Packet
Funituser lot. ISIS. 'LinesFenatonv Ist. to4S.
LEAVE DAILY AT S .A. M. AND IP. Al.
The ibllowing new hoots complete the line
or the present SCOA011: ATLAS PIC. Capt.
Park innsonn BALTIC. Capt. A. Jacobs:
and LOUIS ATLANFI Capt. E. Hewlett,' honts•are
entirely new. mid are fitted up without ra.zurd no expenioe.
Every comfort that anoney Cllll procure line Invent provi
ded. The hosts will leave the Aronollgrtheta theta Boat.
at the foot of Ross et.. Passengers will Inc punctual on
hoard, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hours.
final
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'llse new and splendid passenger tont !nail
steninei lIA LTIC.OOI , I. A. JAcor.s. will leave
for the above port during the present - ,week, at e a. M.,
. • -
For freight or passage. applyon feld
For St. Louts
THE fast Moiling passenger Ptmr PENN
SYLVANIA. R. C. GRAY, Master,will leave
regularly for the above and intermediate ports.
For freight or passage apply on 11011 rd.
For New Orleans. ,
THE splendid new stenriti:r SAVANNA.
11.DENmstm. Master, will leave regularly
for the 111)GIVC and intermediate landings, on Wednesday.
May
For freight or passage apply on horrid. . mals
OZZME=I:tI
The new and splendid steamer (MENTAL
VAN Ilium. Master. *ill leave for the above
owl intermediate Point. regularly.
WFor freight, or paasage apply on hoard. ma 1.5
• For St. Louis. .
splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA, llavissEr, Master. Will leave for the
noovc anti . intermediate ports. repilarly.
For frrigat or passage apply on hoard. mals
For St. Louis, Galena, and Doinque. ,-
Tiff: gomlsteamer ST. ANTHONY. Tail
MAY, Master, will leave 'far toe above :
ports. regn arty.
For freight ur passage apply on bnnrd, or to
JAMES MAY. or
mat 0 CEO. MILTENRERGER. Ag't.
•
For Dien - Orleans.
IagTHE fine new steamer AMERICAN EA
GLE, Je MTN ATKINSON Master, lain leave
for the above and all intermediate, landings. '
For freight or passage apply on hoard. or to
ap2o G. 13. 5111.TENHERGER, Agent.
For Browusville..
lastTHE new Mail and Passenger steamer AT
IANIIC, JANE P.uuusstix, Master, will
-leave for the above port this - day, at S it. at, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board. :eb2
For Lafayette and Wabash Myer.
The light draught steameiSWAN.B.llTay,
Witter, will leave for the above and ..inter-
Mediate landings, regularly:,
For freight Of passage apply on board, or to
apri JAII,IES MAY.
For Clnetnnatt;' ---
The light draught
la steamer4"RIENDSITIP, a ra t Dams, Master, will leave for , the above and
intermediate ports. regularly.l
For freight or passage apply on hoard.: mar 15
Neve Ari•angement.
THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver, Ginsgove, and on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at A. SI.. re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, andPralay: She has a
boat at the landia, between , A ood street and theltridge,
prepared to receive freights at any time.i
S. at W. HARBABOH. Agents,
meet N 0.4 Wood street.
Pittsburgh and Wheelin Packet.
THE swift steamer CON SUL,
UL, Doan."' I'.
KINNEY, Master. will leave regularly for
Wheeling , : on Monday, 'Wednesday, and Fri
da at 10 clock. precisely. li
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thuraday, and Satur
day. all o'clock. A. At.. positivel,y. • • ji•
The Consul will land at all intermediate ports. Every
accommodation that can be procured, fovithe comfort and
safety of passengers. has been provided. The boat is
also provided with a Self-acting safety-guard, to prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on boarillerao
marl JOHN FLACK. Agent.
' Vol Cllncinnalf. .
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O Mill
The new stud splendid Paistenger Siemer
HIGHLANDER, Captain H.l.a. Fouss, will
eave for the above and. ull intermediate puns regu
larly.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
lions. opoly on board. mu 15
For Louisville.
Kentneey River Packet, GREY
eA-
Gl.l•:, BRCYC4S, ALSter, Will lease for the
owe and intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage epply on board. febEl
• Foi St: Louts. •
AMlETlillinno and splendid steamer ANDREW
FULTON, W. H. FULTON, Master. will leave
for the above and intermediate lantlinus regularly. . •
For freight or passage apply on board, - or to
jant7 JAMES MAY.
For St. Louis.
THE fine steatner WYOMING. THOMAS
g a.'74 GREEN se. Master, will leave regularly fur
the above port and all intermediate landings.
For freight or passage. having superior accommoda
dolle. apply on board. or to
trg. GE0.•13. MILTENBERGiF.R. Agent.
APOLLO HALL.
FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN WOOD &MARKET.
rjlllls splendid Hall has been finished, and .fitted up in
j_ the best style fur the accommodation of the public.
It can now be rented fit; Concerts. Lectures. Public Meet
ings, Exhibitions of Paintings, &e.. &e.. by the nitric din%
or week. For terms. apply to CHARLES 11. PAULSON,
or to BENJAMIN 717.1'15. • nn:
r tilt.; AIOST lONOKANT reel u dism.ast tor it young or
1 old person. male or female. with a putrid, bad breath,
or bad teeth. Persons whti have either,' are honorably
assured that:a 2s. bor of JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTE will. on trial, 'Without fail, • •
Make the breath pure and sweet,
The teeth white, and the gums:hard.
Rerntet, just try this once.• It is sold in New York ern'
Chatham 51, and by WM. JACKSON. Agt., .
matteCD Liberty it.
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ITT-Our friends who feel inclined to assist in procuring, subsetibers forour Campaign paper, *ill be y joair:
enongh Co but out .the Ibllowfug prospectus, and attach a sheet or papei the
scribers names.
VAZ OEYLitiERIOEUIikIa
A CHEAP CANip!AT.:-.Q:'-x',.YA-,..,:1,.!--t-lt,t
Immediately after the nominations of the
Baltimore Convention are made knoWn' to
the country—say about the Ist of June,
next,—tire undersigned will commence the
publication of a small .Compaign Paper,
entitled -
JEFFERSOIOLN;
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which will be issued weekly; foi six
months; or until the result of the elettion
is announced. The JEFFERSONIAN,
will be filled with folitical Mntteri exclu
sively ; and will be furnished, .to Clubs on
the following - terrrb,.vii,i •
Ten Copies CoY
Fifteen; -
Twenty',
Fifty,-
One Hendrecif
_ It Ereema-tdbe gerteratip admitted, that
the
,aiVioitelting:Yreideatitif,,campaigt4
lvill'l3e one 9f .unirsual interefit;'-!.311te old
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Banker:4 anb ettliallat
10iitta tt HILL.
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.. BANKER" . EXCHANGE BRONRud,
And Dealers iq .Rdre,ws
_arid Diniultie .Frehisnel ,
cafes of Depassteltank 1y010,6614 nn Biker No.issir
stieet, Bed door badly Piturth, West sidi, Pittsburg k, Pa. :
merrl4:ly - • -
ALUM WJIEE. ' ~ =WAILED, WOW
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iastieriettid AVzehttntre BKlthis • .r.kgter - g „ ,
Domestic_ Bills. qf Exchange,. ciiiiftattet tf 1:44.;
it, Bank Notts. ald rain, • ' ,
:ontet of Third and WoOd Jac, ditettli.bigsit6 ifieStl
Charles Hotel. . • . -11311728 e;
N. ito ma's Ai A'oAri . ,' ..._'. -
Bankers and Dealers in .E.refianyi Coin glut Blink svorsit
No. 55 Mat:kit greet, Pinatiurgh; .- . , ...',„-
SELLIXO RATE: • . . Exensocak.
.„ , 3trriate SAM .
New York, Ipr I Cincinnati
Philadelphia . * ",. anisville "
Baltimore
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lasi. kcrke.
Buying rani;
Ohio I die.
Intliana,L.— , I
Kentucky. I II
Virgllllll.
\Meeting I ill
Tennessee 3 "
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ISS. S. 1100 S.
HOON & if A.ito Elf T p, - ','
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BANKERS AND EXCHANGE iljZOKpßlS,....,„,,'''''- ..
N. B. Corner of Rood and. Sixth stints : , PiiiiNfiOlf
T‘EALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, - Fotei ,
..1 / mid Domestic Exchange. Certificates orDepiiii4 a :.:.:
- EXCHANGE mean the principal Cities of the Ultkllii
and Europe. for sale in sums to suit purchasers. • '.. .:• '.
CURRENT and per funds received on 4eposite: • , -•:. •
COLLECTIONS made on all pails of the Union; et 114 -.
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lowest rates:
Messrs. M. leech & Son, • - ''.
()tutu', & Snowden, • , ; _, . --..
" . Win. Bell & Son, ritisburgn: '..
S. 111*Clorken & Co., - ' . ; i ...- .
" 1 , 41g1iA4 & Bennett. ' •. ' - .• '
" Plemitm Ic Brother, } .. •, ..: ',,:.. - '
" Palen. Entliror & Co., ' Pidlitdelyiliik.' -....,
4 W. It. Thompson & Co.
Homily. Phelps & Co. /, s!'r'' .te
11:11,cork h. CO. $ “ew •• c'.."
" Tinny. Word & -Co..
" duo. MTullungla & Co. i I
BiltiOtaii.,,,y
Mr. James Georeitt
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N. ilamta. CAticionati, 0;
" Joseph.WntgFOli. ' i v •••,,„ jt.. ,
111,msri. Fenner & kV:Milian, • t '. lis6h 97! 't•",...„-„,:',.',
R. F. Eltis. Esq.. Cushier. Batik of Awiittawii; - PIX„ . .- .
. Pinstotrylt. St•ructulterthl. 1i , 17- , ,- ... ,- - '-'. ; '''. .- '•
1 3 'ropobals for a.LOilia:
Tr/EAST:IIIr DEPARTINE.Vir . .
cj CA LED proposals will be received. under :the 'act .of
3lst March last until it p..m- on Saturday, the 17i
-little. Lists. for sixteen millions of dollars of United Stated
stock. reimbursable twenty years from and . °flex : did
Ist day of July. 1349. bearing six per cent. interest';, per
annum, payable setnim nu tinily, oh the first days of /anti:
hey and July of ouch year. No bid trill hi' reecielcar bait
low par; nor will any bid be considered unless nuepet' i
crud. thereof deposited in sonde depositary of the !limed
Stares at or before the date fixed for opening the 'pit:4l°f -
mils. The bide, in till cases, must be untotitliticinaliand
without oily referenge to the - bids of others;atitl'attitild
state distinctly the premium' offered: -The proposald ; „,
rdicalld lie sealed. and endorsed ‘Propoiatifiir hien efls4B,'
and addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, -Wrialtt
ingion City. D. C. The stuns whichtnay he acceptedwid
be required to be paid to the depositary of the U. State* .
nearest the places of residence of the perons respeco;
ively whose offers may be successful: but the amount of
the accepted bids from bidders lint residing in the :United
States. anon be deposited with the assistant treasttierd it -
New York, Boston. Philadelphia. or New Orleans,.
To give an opportunity to all persons to partitiptith
d.
the inVesintent of fonds in this stock. ',hissed! liereceitte
for the lowest denomination of et:nide:at, untliorized.bY
law—being for fifty dollars—ns well as for higher; lams. .
Alt certificates under one thousand dollars will.be. traits:.
terabit; on the books of the treasury; certificate:lr ;
for that sum and upwards will be transferable ou- the--
books of the treasury. or by delivery witlfempons ltdit
taelted, at the option of time Udder. To avoid_ expenser ,
confusion. and utultiplication of accounts. all
with coupons attached will be ikr the atm of ono:Mout
sand dollars.
The successful bidders will be required to deprisito did
ainonnt awarded in five equal instalments in each of Abe
niiniths of July, A tipst, September, October, and Noyents. - .
tier of the present year. except Rif. stuns not exeredidit
twenty thousand dollars. where the bitiddi maybe dcsus. --
ous of making immediate payment, in which ruse did
whole amount may be at Once dePosited: The stoek viar,
bear hiterest in all cusesTroni the date of ileposite,
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Illepartnatat,at
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3, p. tit.. on Saturday, the 17th of June, 15.48, thee_presi,,,,
mice of all persons who may desire. to attend; but. wider:
a provision introduced into the -net of fl of of MarehAitiir
no bidder will be permitted to withdraw his bid. :Oh.au.. -
bids not accepted, the amount deposited in ailranCe;aritr
Ire immediately returned. The whole prerniuntaanithir
amount awarded - most he deposited as poi O_thit.firsi
payment required in July next. .
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Secretary of the Treasurt,
F.ach of the daily papers of lloston, New Yerk;
delphia,llaltimore, Charleston. mid New Orleans, and id .
all other States the papers selected to print the lad's of did--
United States, are authorized to, publish . ..this_ tidiertirtet:
meat.
11-fdlll.ltiner.f
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rakesardellas, On, alitmelseattr. ,
......: subscriber kes pleasure in announcing 10 his of '
friends, and the citizens generally, that ROSEDA .
has beef( newly fitted up for the accommoilatien-'
comfort of the Public. The buildings haVe been furniifie '
in a neat and failtionalile style; and the surroundimt
gardens have been laid out in a fashion mat will utni;ii
all who have taste for beautiful scenery:. - : :
The location of Rosedale is h alf iv
oneSitnat'ta
Idahchester, within a mile and a of the city, the y ' .
bank of the Ohio, the prospect in every direction at
charming.. For health and comfort, there i s no place,.
equal to 11.1111 the neighborhood of Pittsburgh: - • ..,„,.,' -' ..•
A limited number of families , who desire a snielkieti- - ,
residence out of the city, will be received on easy ternut...
Transient visiters will find Rosrasza a most agreeable ' ::
place in which to pass a day or a week. -" -
The
The Refreshment Saloons will be sitigiditddl4tikail &V'
delicacies of the :season.: Dellitibas IleCeiagett,' leit ' .
Creams, Fruits, Confectionaries. Az. The Table willinif .'
supplied with the choicest victims. - . •. „ ,
,I . 7.The whole establishment will be iondneteaMS '
strict temperance principles. Ten-pin Alleys have been.-
built; but no betting Will be permitted: All genie:s*lol".
chance are prohibited. " . -".-,' :'
The &edifice dif ',caning fibitilille - iii duinditigne-
An Omnibus leaves the .NOrth end by the Old Albegheitt: .
Bridge every half hoer. and Will leave passengers atikne , "
Gardens: The stearner Greenwood leaves the Alleghe,nr .:.
Wharf every hour. and lands - within a few banditti yards ~...
of the 'Rosedale Cottage. . . !
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may2-tf ' LEVI BURCIIIITELD. , ,', Y,
• A Card: '
ryttliF; lineation of gentlemen :-
gatifenkfit
I dress *ear, or ordinary bustheis parposesi diretta"-.."; , "
ail to the istack of goods at present ga our countetikOn3'-'..
sistiag of ever y grade and shade 4if Freneliz . Ehttisk.in
Clotiis and Cassimeres. in endless. iinett
Vesungs for evety ones use, which will be Made' to 0r4,.„
in a superior manner. at prices that will not be imerntaisak ; ' , ..f,
by tlikhest of bargain makers. C. V.
. 1119 a 5 (late arGuire C 0.1251 Litiatt. ~ ;
ltEiA te D2: l ß on : i ff m r: have
IV) Lad 11A2P..19
CORAL HAIR lIEST(to.A e TIVE. It nacos Itatina.
Sold at St Chatham at., N:17.. and by •
WM. JACKSON,
IJl,erty. tdraet.Pittabotich..'
A 1)E
-,tIDERATIL:at TCI
India Rubber Fluid. for preventing refiCeirtic tt
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iu Ink; also. for adapting 'them? the iirrtte bh Firehtetturtil ,- . -
without the aid of pumice, and ta.faailitate the ink flop
ing free. To Studenta,.CMtveYnneera, and Morelatfita:.,
it is invaluable: By _ merely adding a few dropit,dp.
this Fluid to the Ink in use, it will instantly las found .
be the best anailiail ever offered, as it neutralizeiith‘-':-.:
acid. precipates the seiliMent, &ages a free How of-t!tik . '
ink. and dispenses with the trouble or, vitph* a= :
Just received and fbr sale
JoiiNsTcomk. stcickriA,•siatioiNefiii
a r o' ' car. Market and
,71.71/11:shr,Z';
ITB. FOSTER, Agent for Nexican gblelieffi to lira .
V cure Land Warping alai • Pinsianti foivridowroii
big otTiee, Bakeerell'sßuilding , oppoiite-NC.* Court
House, Phtsbrekh, Pa:
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MY eon; in the General Lit Oimfae, it - Wasitinirttnti - J .
will attend to my bueluesithere o. , free of itilitga,t6lo- can •::.'
batrels Green Applexiin4A4.•:.
Uf and for flak by S. HARR AUGHL..--. , : — ;;..
ap2G
Federal'Party,.so Cecil defeated, ia mind
more in the field, endeavoring, with its
imndred-firiareark hands, to' grasp and bring • -
withid its ranks, all the: fiktions and raki ,
ends of partied in the' 6ountry,'So-al4O
matte common opposition' ttie Denioerney,
On account of the extrcina cheapnesa
of the paper, we shall he'obliged to adopt
the cash system, rigidly. 'A r l'aercfore, lier
attention will be, paid to any order;tinkeasi
accompanied by the caib.j
The JEFFERSONIAN wilt yield it
zealous support td thit44ltnintnes ofd fto,
NATIONAL Corivlprruirr; holnp
to ,public gaze, the unprincipled andunpa ,
triotic course of the Federal party, and all,
iota who are lending " aid atict.ectiforo" -- '
our country's onemies,:,
Atictiess, (post 01144'.
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