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PASSENGER ABRANGFiMENTS FOR 1519.
Steamliont Packet Line, leaves daily cor Cincinnati, 10 A st.
Passenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia. 8 A. sa., and 0 P. at.
!Hail-Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9A. m., and 12i
P. Y.
Western end Southern Mail Coach Line, 0 A. at. •
North-Wostern. via Cleveland. daily, 10 A. m.
Erie and Western New York..ilaily , 9 A. st.
North-Eastern, to Philadelptda, dully, except Stutdays, 4
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ARM YALS AND DEI . RTLTItI OF MAILS. -
Eastern Mill via Philadelphia, due 3 A. 36-, closer 12 u.
Western Mail, Cin. and LOUIiV., due S r. 51 closes 5 a. sr.
South. via Balt. and 'Washington, due 8 r. 31... ..
closes 5 A. t.
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-------- STOCKS.
' ' • - • --Par value. Asked. ' Offered.
Bank of Pittsburgh eso,uo 950,75 Z3511,‘0
Exchange Bank . 50,00 44.00 43,50
Merchants' and M. - Bank 50.00 47,00 45,00
Farmers , Deposit Bank-9 None in market.
Band Street Bridge 50,00 50.00 45.00
Northern Liberties Bridge 50.00 35.00
Old Allegheny Bridge . 25,00,.--30,00 3 5 , 00
Connellsville It. It. Stock, puid on.
shares,B2,so - . 5.00 1,43
City Bonds -03 4P. email, ' 95,00
31utiontalteln Bridge. • , 25.00 10,50-
Gas. Stock ... 50,00 • , „ 45,00
Daily Review of the Blexliets
OFFICE OF THE POST, Z
WEDNESDAY Mentos°. May 24th. 1648.
Floor—Thu market yesterday was dull—very dull.
The receipts amounted to about nothing; and there was
.no inquiry, either from first hands or' from store. A few
llots.ware taken from wagon at 44,37. Sales from store
at 24 7 50, 84.56, and 84,02.
Oranges—Sales of a small lot on Monday at 86,00.
none in inarket that we could see.
itatsins=There appears to be a downward - leaden
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cy in this article; but likely it has reached bottom. Sale
on Monday of 500 boxes rejular sales from store .
afos,oo. -
Figs—The market . is:well supplied with a superior
article. and.sales are brisk at 121 e.
Feathers—Sale of a few sacks at 35e.
Tar--Soles of North Carolina at 54,3701,50.
Flaxseed'-Sale of 500 bn. from store'at
Linseed Oil—Sales regular at 51c.
Lard Oil—Sales at S:BSSe.
Mess Pork—The quotation given yesterday was on
lime. A lot was put in the market yesterday ; 87,50 was
offered, and refaced.
Dried Peaches—Plenty in market, and dull sale;
20 sacks sold yesterday at 01,50.
Dried Apples—Market almost bate, and we hear
of no sales. A good article will fetch.7s,2E7c. •
Potatoes—Steady demand tbr Galena, and sales
regular at 50c.
Bacon—Sales of 4 casks - Rams at 4c.
Groceries—No change, and very dull.
the President of the :United Stales.
pursuance of int approved on the Act of Congress,
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lit day of March. 1:7A7, entitled *An act to establish ti
land office in the northern parlor Michigan, and to provide
for the sale of mineral lands iu the State of Michigan ; " 1.
J.txrs K. rms., President of the U States of America, do
hereby declare and make known, that apublic wale will
be bolded SAULT Sam. Manta, the land office for the "Lake
Superior Lund District," commencing on Monday, die
thiny-find day of July next, tar the disposal of the public
lands within - the following. named townships and frac
tional toWnships,-Situated to the Lake Superior mineral
region. between Chocolate and Carp rivers. to wit •
lt'<nth oil*" base line, and west i7f the principal naridion.
The fractions of townshipa thirty-eight and Thirty-nine.
west of The Link nay de '-coquet and Esronawby river,
of range twenty-iwo.
Ink fractious of townships thirty-seven, Thirty-eight,
thirty-nine, and forty, west of the Little Bay de Noquct
and E...'wonawhy river, of range twenty-three. •
Township forty-six and' tractional township forty
seven, on the main land, of-range twenty-Thur.
Townships forty-six and forty-seven. fractional town
ships forty-eight. for.r-ninc,arad fifty, including “filiddle
and ..firitiaite , ishibals, of range twenty-five. •
Townships forty-six, forty.seven, and forty-eight, frac
tional. townships forty-nine, fifty, mid fitly-one. on the
mule hind, and the -Moulton" island, In township filly
,
eight, of range twenty. six. •
'Fractional townships fill v -one.,* fitly-two, fitly-eight, and
fifty-nine. all on tub main laud. of range twenty‘seven.
Township fifty-one, and fractional townships fifty-two,
illy-eight, and fitly-nine, on- the untie laud, of range
twenty-eight.
Township' fifty-onc, fractional township , fifty-two. on
the main land,•the two "Iluron" islands, saturated in sec
tions twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty - -nine. and thir
ty-Tour. containing. one hundred and twenty-four and a
lanifnires in township fatly-three, and fractional town
ships fifty-seven. fifty-eight and fifty-nine, oat the main
land. of range twenty-nine.
Township fifty-one. and fractional townships fitly-two,
fifty-three, fifty-six. fifty-seven. fifty-right, and fitly-nine,
on the math land, of range thirty. •
Fractional townships fifty-one. filly-two. fifty-three.
fifty-foftr, fitly-live and fifty-six, on the main land, town
. slip fifty-seven and fractional tOwnship fifty-eight, on the
main land, of range thirty-one.
Fractional township sixty-five, on 'isle Royale,” of
range - thirty-font%
At the same Wave. commencing on Monday the four
teenth dray - Of Anguit'next, fur the disposal of the public
lands within the following townships and fractional
townships, situated in the Lake Superior mineral 'region,
as above, viz:
North of Ike fine line. and loaf of the principal meridian.
Fractional townships fifty-one. fifty-two, fitly:three.
fifiy-four and fifty-five. township fifty-six, and fractional
townships fifty-seven and fifty-eight, all on the main land,
of range thirty-two. •
Fracttonal townships -fifty-one, fifty-three, fifty-four, •
fifty-five, fitly-six, and fifty-seven, an on the main land,
of range thirty-three.
Townships fifty-three and fifty-four. and fractional
toNvitships fitly-five and fifty-six, on the main land, of
range thirty-four.
Townships fifty-two. fifty-three an fifty-four.-and frac•
dental townships fitly:five and fifty-mx, on the main laud,
of range thirty-five.
Townships fifty-two and fifty-three, and fractional
townshina.fifty-tour and fifty-five, on the main land, of
range thirty-six.
TOwnslupit fifty-one and fifty-two, and fractional town
ships fifty-three and fifty-four, ou the main land,of range
thirty-seven.. • -
Townships fifty-one, and fifty-two, and fractional
township fitly-three, on the rain land, of range thirty
eight. • • -
'Townshipfifty-one, and fractional townships fifty-two
and fitly-three, on the main land, of, range thirty-nine.
• Fractional townships fifty-one and fifty-three, on the
main land, of range forty. .
Fractional township fifty-one, on the main land. of
amigos forty-one r forty-two,Lovty-three and forty-four.
At the same place, commencing on Monday, the third
day of. July next, for the disposal of the agricultural lands
within the :following. mimed townships and fractional
townships, situated east of the Chocolate and Esconawby
rivers and the Little Bay de Noquet, to wit:
North of the base line; andeast of the principal meridian.
• Fractional townships. forty-one and • (arty-two,. includ
lag the surveyed islands, township . forty-three, fractional.
township forty-dour. township forty-five, fractional town
ships forty-six and irony-seven, (except the north half of
the latter on the main land,) including part of "Sugar"
and other surveyed islands, and fmcuonal township
forty-eight, on "Sugar Island," of range one.
Fractional township' forty-one, including the surveyed
islands, townships forty-two and forty-three, and frac
tional-townships forty-four, forty-five, forty-six, forty
seven. and forty-eight. including parts of "Sugar," -Sail
or." and other surveyed islands; of range two.
:Fractional townships
fi t y-one, forty-two, forty-three,
forty-four and forty-five luding the surveyed islands
of raw•e!•:three. •
Fractional townships fOrty-one, forty-two, • and forty
throe. including the surveyed islands of range four. .
.a-Fractional-townships forty-one, forty-two and 'forty
three, including part of "Diummond'a" snrother survey
ed islands, of range five.
'Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forty
three, including . purt of .Drummond's" and other survey
ed islandsiof range
FractiVW townships,Enty-one, forty-two, and. forty
'irCn)rummond,etvland, of range seven.
Fractional townshipijforty-one and forty-tWo, on ,
"Drummond's' island, of range eight. .
North or*me line, and west of the principal meridian.
Fraetiiirmi townships forty-one and forty-two, includ
ing “Blarguette" and other surveyed : islands, townships i
forty, for Ty-three, forty-four, forty-five, and forty-six, and
fractionaltownship forty-seven, on the main land, (except ,
fractional Sections one rand mom the latter t of range one.
At the same place. commencing on Monday, the seven-
seenth day of July next, for the disposal of the ogricultu
sal lands within the following named townships and
fractional townships. situated east of Chocolae and Es
conawby rivers and the Little Bay de Noquett.
North of the base line and west of the principal meridian.
Fractional townships forty-one and forty-two, including
the surveyed islands, and townships forty-three and dirty -
four, Of mite two. •
Promotional townships forty forty-one, and forty-two,"
including part of n St. Martin 's" island, and townships
forty-three and forty-four, of range three.
Fractional townships-forty - and forty-one, on the main
land, and townships forty-two and . forty-three, of range
(our
• The "St Helena" island, in fractional township forty,
and,
townships forty...one and forty,two, on the maui
and township forty-three of range five.
Fractional township forty-two, on the main land, and
townships forty-three and forty-four, of range six.
Fractional township (arty-two includingthe'vmull sur-
Xeyed islands in section eight, and townships forty-three
nod forty-four, of range seven.
Fractional township finty-two, including the small is
lands in section three, frrictiouni township forty-three, on
• - - ge eight.
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load, or other valuable-Ores, will be offered for sale in
quarter sections itt-not leis thin file dollars per acre, ex
cept the sect:ollS covered.in whole or. in part by those.
minim , teases, which shell not be determined by the day
fredi'or the emnatencetnent of MC public sale: and all
Incds, not reported as a tbrestiitl, :Will be offered for sale in
the .am, manner as other lands. muter the laws now in
force for the sale tni the public lands, excepting and re
serving section Fi=teen in each township fur the use of
schools, and land, reserved for military and other public
uses. r,
The offering of the lands will be cr.mmenced on the
days appointed, and proceed in the same order in which
they are advertised, with all convenient despatch. until
the whole stall have been uttered, and the sales closed.
Hut no Sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Gn - v.x nntleriny hand at the city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of January. alum Domini one thous
and eight hundred and forty-eight.
- Ur the President, JAMES POLK.
RICIIAit.D M. YOUNG,
Commissioner cf the Genera! Land Office.
NOTICE TO MINERS AND PRE-EMPTION CLAIM
ANTS.
All persons who were, at the passage of the act of tst
March, 1847, in possession. 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 mining thereon,
and all Persons who shall be 1;1 possession, by actual oc
cupency. of a mine or - Minds, actually _discovered before
the Ist of March. 1847, as set firth in the - act of the tat of
March, IEI7, above mentioned, are authorized to enter
and purchase the same at . the price. on the terms and
conditions, and to ` the extent prescribed by that act, and
no less. tit any time before the day fixed for the cum
meticetnent of the sale of those mineral lands, on milking
proof of posseasiba and occupancy, and of compliance
with thitse tonne, to the Register .and Receiver of the
Land Mice, subject to an 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 prochunfifion. arc required to establish the saute to
the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver. and make
payment therefor as soon as massitable a ft e r siring this ,
notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such pre-emption. claim will be for
feited. • -
- The certificate of the mineral agent it Sault Ste. Marie,
diet persons holding under leases or permits, or those in
the occupauey of amine or mines,' have paid up the per
cent= of rents required by the act above mentioned,
will be conclusiveon thus point.
Persimir occupying under !cogent* perniits, will not be
permitted to relinquish their rights under that occupancy,
and enter as scitiotters; and where uny, such leases or
permits may 'expire before the day of sale the rights
granted to the holders thereof will be regurded us reser
ving the lands covereethereby from entry under any
other right till the day of sale. when they will be 'offered
at public sale as mineral land s.
RICHARD M. YOUNG, .
• „Cononissiencr.
TO THE'PUBLIC
. .
The." miner tl hinds" included in the foregoing pro
elamaticin embrace the greater portion of lieweena
and the southern shore of Lake Superior, in the northern
peninsula of Michigan, and arc rendered immensely
valuable by the exhaustless mines of copper and other
ores found therein.
A:considerable number of those mines have already
been discovered in the trap ranges bordering on Lake Su
perior. and within a few miles of it, and from the geolo
gicaliharamer of the country and the explorations al
ready made, it cannot be doubted that others equally, if
not more, valuable will be found throughout this whole
"mineral region."
In come of the Mines now worked, copper is found al
most pure: and in fact, meet of the native copper and
ores yield a greater per-centage than any other yet dis
covered in 'the world. Silver is also found in considera
,ble quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction of fur
naces, and fuel for smelting, arc found in nhuudnnce in
'the immediate neighborhood of the minced: and the face
of the country is such, that the mines require but little. if
any artificial drainage, endure therefore worked to great
'advantage.
The climate in the winter, thou!, cold, does not inter
rupt the operations of the nutters'; in fact, that season is
considered the most favotable for their operations.
The Tiroximity of these mineral lands to the shore of
Lalce Superior, on which are several safe and excel lent
harbors. and the water eominuniention therefrom by the
Sault Ste. Marie, Lakes Huron, Erie, ac., furnish ready
means of transporting the products of these lands to the
principal markets of. the .Vaited States at a very trifling
cost.
likewise appears from the reports to this office, that
the agricultural lands are of a far finality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance ; and
no doubt, when the soil is properly tilled. it will be found
favorab:e for grain crops also: and for all these products
a fair price and good market will be found at the mines.
Timber, such as white and yellow piste, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &c., is. In Many places, very abundant, a nd
b,y its thrifty growth, gives evidence of the richness of
the Soil.
Maps shovcing the localities of the mines and other
valuable information relating thereto, derived from the
geological survey, which cannot be embraced in this
brief notice, will he treparetrand deposited with the land
officers at the Sault :ate, Marie, for ins.pcetion, as early an
practicable before the commencement of the public sales.
RICHARD \l. IUL:NG.
renrrnisa (ante of the General Land Oilier.
ap2s-law-10w
lIIIPORTER OF BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, 11.`m
Ars:va CIGAUS, Corner of Smithfield and Fran Sts.,
offers for sale, on pleasing terms:
4 half Pipes Otxual Brandy. Dark Vintages, l&t: to
1 qr. 1812.
4 eighth "
5 h a lf tt tt
„ Pale Vintage, ISZP to
3 r . it ti
. 5 e ighth" " 1842.
2 half pipes Hennessy rk, 1842.
2 " " " " Pale, "
2 " Sazeac "
2 qr. " at
4 half " Seitz - nett* " Dark.
2 pipes Swan GM.
2 * Imperial Eagle Gin.
" Black Horse
1 puncheon Jamaica Spirits.
1 " Irish Whiskey
-10 qr. pipes Ronerui Port IVine, / Vintages, 1435 to
10 " Loudon Market " S 1842.
40 " " Burgundy Port "
12 " " S. S. Madeira Wine,
12 " 1.. 51. a " Superior Brands
10 " " Symington " Vintages IEO7.
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8 eighth pipes
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10 qr. pipes Petnartin Pale Sherry,
5 " Amontillado " • Vintages 1840.
4 " " Brown " " Choice Brands.
3 " " Golden
4 pipes naval Madeira Wine,
3 " " Fresh arrival.
12 hbds. Sauterne " Direct Inmortation,
40 hf "
15 qr. casks SweetZlalaga Wine.
10 " " Dry • "
100 doz. btls. Brandies, / Various brands.
150 " " Wines. 5 Very old.
15 baskets Crown Champagne.
20 " Maltese Cross "
15 hhds. Claret St. Esteppe.
15'dot. Mts. "
50 bbls. 0. B. Whiskey,
25 hf.bbls. a Distilled hi 1840 and '42
VA bidet. old Peach Brandy.
25000 La Vega Regalia Cigars,
25000 Rosa "
2000 'Washington " "
5000 Rapides a • "
.5000 Doa. Amigos
5000 'Silva
•
2000 Clemencies
2000 La Antiquedad
8000.0rtiz - al
1000 Emulations
1000:La Bayedera • "
5000 Esculapio a
2000 Cubreys . a
1000 Hrunburge . "
10000 Justo Sanz Principe "
10000 St. Bt. "
100f0 Fella " if - -
210 dozen Playing Cards. •
9 boxes Bitters.
• 10 " Chewing Tobacco.
4 bbls. POwdered Sugar..
50 boxes Sardines.
8 -casks London Porter, qts. and pts.
With many other articles in the line, too numerous to
mention. Many of the Wines and Liquors areof my own
importation, direct from Europe and the Islands. Coun
try muchants, steamboat bar-keepers and hotel keepers
are Minted to call and examine a large and well selected
stock. (mayl9) P. C. MAKFIN.
MIXTRACT of a letter, dated Dealsville, May t 3, Im4B,
Mr. JOHN' D. Mounern—Drar Sir:—l have sold six
dozen of your invaluable Cough Syrup. in this place. and
have never known it in any one instance to fail in effect
ing a permanent cure, but frequently find that one fourth
of a bottle will effect a cure on those who have severs
coughs. I have been out of the Syrup for some timeand
truly believe I could have . soli Mx dozen more, if had
- had it. I will always try and keep a good supply on
band, as no other Cough Syrup will sell since yours has
been introduced here. WM. G. HOUT.
Xr Prepared and sold by John D. Morgan,Druggist,
tS ood street, one door below Diamond alley, Pitisburgh.
Also, for sale in Monongahela City, by Dr. William 11.
King, A. T.Gregg, and J. W. Smith. lit Elizabeth, by
James Flock; and generally by all the .Druggists and
Store-keepers in Western Pennsylvania. mayl7
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Proposals.
PPROPOSALS will be received up to 3 o'clock. r. u.,•of
the Bth day of June next, at the office of J. W. Kerr,
Stuart's Building's, Fourth street, for grading the 'site of the
Hospital, and bhilding a Culvert. There will be twenty
five thousand yards ot 'excavation. Plans and specifica
tions will be exhibited ode week previous to time of let
ti y
order of the Building Committee of the Western
Peansclvania Hospital. mulB-dawtd
TUIJACCO-10 . cases J. Myer's, suer lb Lump;
3 do. J. Thomas, supr Nectar, tb L'p
reed and for sale by
ELP 7 MILLER '1
RICIKIiTSON.
BRANDIES -4 lilt' pipes superior Hennessy Brandy of
the same - impartation as the last 4 qr cask sopertnr
Otard Brandy natv landing and for sale by.
ante P. C. MARTIN:
,JUl2.—eo bbla. Ohio extra , landing from stcanier ,
' Caleb Cope, and for sale by
9: & W. HARBAIJOH,
ma? No. 53 Water, and 104 Front au.
•-eiglt, or
GALENA NESHANNOWS-200 Sacks more of those
GOOD POTATOES, just received and for sale by
-.ap 21 • KING & MOORHEAD.
fl I have used some of the "Galena Nesbannoeks"
sold by King & Moorhead, Diamond, Diamond Alley, and
can honestly any, that they nee far superior to any pota
toes I have ever seen in this market.
ap 21 WM. C. MEREDITH.
And (rac
the main
eighteen.
motion:11
including
of range
Di CHROMATE POTASH - 500 tbs.justreceived and
,13 for solo by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
tnelo
corner First and Wood sts.
'
SHA I 10 .acre s `o.l
Mayls',
d thirty
connwhy
nty-two.
Lnd forty,
{-three,
tat town
-copper.
1) RIDGE w7ocK-5 shares St: Clair Street Bridge
D. Stack , for sale. Apply to . (mylD) JAMES NAY.
2firk SA.'. GALENA POTATOES, jest reeeive
1/l/ ,dies steamer Wyouktg, and far isle by •
;Ul2 O l • ' EDMOND GREER.
•
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Pt. C. Martin.
All Imported Cigars
me. ad, or sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
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lIIN
MMEE
Him 3tittl4co.cc.:
POUT OP PIT TSOLIRGH.
9 MET . triTEZ is 7 . 11 E CITAI:CML,—FALLING
ARRIVED,
Steamer Beaver. Clark. NVellsville;
• Baltic. Jacobs. Brownsville.
" Atlantic. Parkinson, do;
" Caleb Cope. Moore. Beaver and Wellsville;
" Michigan No. 2. Gilson, Beaver;
" Lake Erie. Ilemphill, Beaver: •
" New England No. 2, Dean, Cin;
" Jewegs, I.loggs, St. Louis;
" Highland Mary.-,Louisville;
• Cashier, Lawson, Wheeling;
• J. J. ennentlen. Israel. St. Louis,
" New England, M'Clure, Cin;
DEPARTED,
Steamer Beaver, Clark, Wellsville;
Baltie.Jacohs Brownsville.
• Atlantic, Parkinson. Brownsville;
Hibernia N 0.2. Klinefelter, CM;
• Silas Wright, O'Neal, St. Louis;
WS' See card of Brownsville packets
See cards or Wellsville paeketr
tar The River keeps up well fur the season, and
the-largest class steamers aro making their regular
trips. Last evening there were nine feet water in
the channel. The Allegheny wharf is quite as
"animated". as the Monongahela—but this is only
for a short tinie, as the Freeport Aqueduct will
soon be built.
LOUISVILLE. PACKETS.
FOE WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE
I=l
REOULAn SAITIIDAY Picxxx.—The A
No trine and inlnpussonger steam Pac
ket TELEGRAPII. .1. 3. Perry. Com
mander, will leave Pittsburg for AVlicel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday. at 10 o'clock precisely
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegvaph has been built expressly for a regular
Pocket. and with a view entirely to the comfort ot pas
sengers: the accommodations are inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Tele• g raph will rem in connex
ion with the Hen Franklin No untl Pike No 1:1, to Saint
Louis—time through. nen DAYS. npitt-y
S 'll• EA ill • UR ts.E.IIOrOOD
CHANGE OF TEME—Sudiraer Arran;;e• ,
mem from April 21.—Leave Alinchester at
7 o'clock in the morning, and at each even: hour until tt
ticlock . at night -excepting her I o'clock trip, which will
be omitted. Leave her Pitt street lauding. below the old
Allegheny Bridge, Pittsburgh, at 71 o'clock in the morn
ing, and at half-east each hour. until half-past 13 at night,
omitting her halt-past I trip. Sundays excepted.
(J - Greenwood Garden is now open for the reception
of visitors. The Boat lands at the Garden.
111" KAIN. Proprietor.
Summer Arrangement.
THE steamer BEAVER. Chas. E. Clarke,
Mager, will leave. Pitkaburgh for Beaver,
lassgow, and Wellsville, every Malay, Weduerday,
and 'Fridny—and returning on , Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday. at 0 o'clock. A. 31. Having n boat at the
lauding . . we are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For freight or passage ap_ply to •
ma.l74f 6. W. BARTON & CO., Agents.
Greenwood Gardesae.
MHIS pleasant place of resort, two miles from the city,
on the bank of the Ohio River, is now in full opgra
tion. The proprietor respectfully invites the attention of
the public to this delightful retreat. No expense has
been spared to make it a desirable place for recreation,
so much needed iu the neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
The grounds are well shaded with fruit and ornamental
trees, and dowers. iu great profusion. The Saloons are
supplied with Ice Creasn, temperate drinks. Confectioner
ies. Strawberries, and fruit of all kinds, is its season.
The Steamer GRCENWCSID, a Pleasure Boat.
leaves her lauding., Pm mama. below the old Allegheny
Bridge. half-past each hour, from half past 7, a. at.. until
half-past 9, r. in., omitting her hair-past I trip. This boat
has been hat expressly for the conveyance of passen
gers to this Garden. .Persons wbilting to remain in the
Garden till a later hour than 9 o'clock, can be aerommo
slated with an extra trip, by applying to the Captain.
The whole estubliethinunt ix condurfed.on strictly moral
and temperate principles, oral closed on Sundays-;_
nuty2o JAMES 511 CAIN.
Cheap Property and Easy Payments.
I'OR, SALE—A Brick House and Lot, 24 feet front on
I: , Vine strect. - by It 4 fret deep. Price, Terms:
15=0 in hand, balance in nine years, in quarterly pay
ments. The purchaser ‘eill unit be enabled to tipsiness
himself of this property by paying little more than it rent.
S. CUTkIbERT. General Agent,.
ma2o Smithfie d street.
Patterson'. Carriage Manufactory, .
Opposite the Merchants' Ilatol, Smithfield street. and in Di
amond Alley. benerin trued end Smithfield. eau,
Wiarag found
a i n ' d n a ft i t i r ki t ti C. d r s n ol7fen i s l . a . r
froriTri bur,. Wagon down to } a Whe r e..
barrow. Persona wishing to purchase or contract for
any thing in the above line are respectfully invited to
call. may C-lf
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Arthur*.
Nicholson & Co., (Engle 'Foundry.) are requested to
call at their old Warehouse, on Liberty street.
All unpaid accounts will he placed in the hands of a
Justice of tlic Peace, on the let July next
• May 18 ARTHUR.* NICIIOI.SON it Co.
1:17" A general :mortal...at of Hollow Ware. kr...at the
owest market rates. Utterly at., head of Wont' at.
mayl7-:!ni ARTituits, NICHOLSON Jc Co.
Voltrable Improved Property.
- 1 - 1, OR SALE—A Brick Hotom and Lot, in :hit 'Ward, on
17 Vine street; price *WOO. Also. a Brick House and
Lot, 4th Wnrd, Congress wee': price tvEk l o. Also. a
Brick House and Lot on Knoll strert, Allegheny; price
81400. Also. a Brick House and Lot on James et, Alle•
gheny; price etooo. Also, a vacant Lot on Locust street,
sth %Vert]: price 8150. A bargain can be had in the
above. Terms accommodating. S. CUTHBERT,
mayll General Arent Smithfield street.
New Paper and Book Netabllehmeor,
No. 78 Wood wed. Damien Fourth and Diamond silty.
pun subscribers hate just opened, at the above stand,
j a large stock of different qualities Ruled and Plain
White and Blue Writing and Letter Paper. Conintercial
and Packet Post Flat Cup. Denly and Medium %Vriting
Paper for Blank Books, Medium stud Royal Oilfired
Printing Papers, Printers' India. Enamelled and Ivory
Surface Cards, Nb, 2. 3,4, small and double small; Me
dium, Dame and Cap Day Books and Ledgers, superior
paper, and best eastern binding., School Books, all kinds,
Quills. Gold Peps. Ink,-Wafers. Wax, Bill Files, Ike.
Blank Books . , of all sizes, ruled to pattern, and bound
in the most substantial manner.
Country Merchants supplied at the lowest wholesale
prices for cash, or RAGS ni cash prices.
.1011 PRINTING.
Having a Job Office in connexion with our establish
ment, we 'are prepared to execute all orders for plain and
fancy Printing: Books, Pamphlets. Circulars, Business
Cards, Dills of Lading, &c.. with despatch, and nt low
prices. FLLlorr k ENGIAsti,
No. 78 Wood st.., bet. Fourth and Dirutiond alley.
Irj At our store on Market,street, between Third and
Fourth, may nt all times be foldid a lurge stock of Theo•
logical and Miscellaneous Books. New Books received,
as soon us published, and sold at the lowest prices. -
The publicationsof the American Sunday School Union.
and Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, always on
harm. Catalogues (unasked on application.
& ENGLISH . ,
mad Market St.. bet. Third and Fourth.
rIONSUMPTIoN, couC;11, twrilEsru oVilusols,
BRONCHITIS, &c.--To Consumptices.—Four-fifths
of you are really suflitring from neglected colds, or an ob
struction and consequent mflammtition of . the delicate hi
ning of those tubes through which the nir we breathe is
distributed to the lungs. This obstruction products pain
and soreness, cough, dilEculty - of breathing, hectic fever,
and a spitting of Idood,.matter, or phlegm, which finally
exhausts the strength of the patient. and death ensues.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT NEVER FAILS to remove
this obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. It is certain in its effects; and cannot fall
to relieve.
IrrFor sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
70 Fourth et„ near Wood. may 3
Steam Boat Stock for Bale.,
ONE HALF of the fine steamer WYO
MING for sale; also, one eighth of steamer
NION. For particulars and terms enquire of
S. & \V. HARR...UGH;
my 6 63 Water street and 104 Front id
TMHE ORNING POST. and all the Daily and must of
the Weekly Pittsburgh and n few Eastern, Western
and Northern Newspapers, and Sibbers Counterfeit Dc
lector. tec., kept for sale by ISAAC HARRIS,
At Ids General Agency and Intelligence Office,
Near St. Clair street and opposite the Exchange Hotel.
mayls
DRIED PEACES-50 bush.. on hand and for sale by
H mnl9 KING & MOORHEAD.
SOAP AND CANDLES-50 boxes No. I Soap;
25 Candles; justland•
..g from mennler Pacific, and for sale by
mar c . & W. HARBAUCH.
B MA), —lO I tis. Prune launvmsned lams;
" plain llama and Shoulders;
Just received and for sale by
maS SEILLEFIS h NICOLS
9IHK SOLUTION OF JET.—A liquid HUMAN HAIR
I DYE, that gives the hair a perfeet raven blackness,
and improves and softens it. Price. 50 cents, or $l,OO.
Sold at 82 Chatham et., N. Y.. and by
WSI. JACKSON. Agent,
mar2s 89 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh.
FRE
CH PJSII.-42 Mils. No I, Herring; 10 bids. No 1.
Shad; 15 bble. N 0.3, Mackarel ; just received and
for sale by ICING & 1110011.1111.413,
n2:341 Diamond. corner Diamond nlley
1• LL'l—A rick louse, corner of Webster cud it
ton streets, formerly occupied by J. D. Butler. Poe
session given immediately. Apply to
febllMf J. C. CUMMINS.
CIIEESE—A lot of Western Reserve Cheese, of a su
perior quality, for sale by
matt
ARMIN FARM TO LET—On a tense of ten years,
If more or less: twenty-five Acres, five miles from the
city, well suited for gardening purposes.
mar22-3tdtcw THOMAS MELLON.,
FlSH—btojlt. Large No. 3 Mackerel;
hf. " o 2 U
No.l Herring; just reed and for sale by
nitt2't SELLERS & NICOLS.
Co o faTsl YEITOEF.,DISINGLASS mak
ingfo Table Jellies, put up to pound and quarter pound
papers, with directions for using. For sale by
B.A.FAHNESTOCk & CO.,
Cor. First and Woodats.
may2o Also, corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
TOBACCO-10hoxes Iliacieh & Walking ss;
2u “ " extra pounds
5 . . " 12s and 16s;
10 kegs No. 1 Six Twist;
10 "- Pgb. Cavendish;
5 " Plry; . .
20,000 Com mon Segura; ..
90,000 Half Spanish d 0..; for sale by .
mail J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood.st
.. „ ~ ... ... . .
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AUCTION
SALES
_ BY JA W.ILBNNA, UCTIO.NEER. •
No. 114 Woon 'STREET. 'MELEE . LORRE iRO3I. FIFTH
_ .
-11-I XTBA . SALE of Dry Gar4li Edney Artteles, Winelo - s
Land Cuderu:—Will be sold; tit Tills7enna's Anetion
limint, No. 114 Wood street. -three doors from - F/11 day
and night. (Sundays eseepted,) until die large stock on
hand is disposed of, as peremptory orders have been-re
ceived from the owners, to close without reserve or the
least possible delay, the various cunsigmnents remaining
unsold from the present spring trade.
Terms: All sums under *Sti.oo, cash, par funds; from
SS (1,00 to eloo.oo,,tixty days: and all .sinus over $11.114110,
three, months, good approved endorsed notes.
JAMES IWKE.NNA. And.
LAIME sited splendid asibrettientif FANCY CRAMS.
at private sale, by James AFlCenna.—The Aublwribei
has entered into an arrangement with one of the 111030 ex
tensive Chair. Manufacturers iu4he West, owl will con
stantly have on hand a large assortment of Fancy Chairs
of every description. comprising All isdsur and Coln, Seat.
Rocking, Arm, und„Children's Clinks. all of which are
made in the latest modern styles. of the hest materials.
and iiy the best workmen in the Country; and will be sold
at very low prices, for cash.
apl7 'AMES AFKENNA. 'Auct.
looli AT THIS:—SB,,OOO WerM of Philadelphia
J wady madi ValhiAd. at Auction and Private Sale.
for tell days only, at l'it'Ketia's Auction Rooms, N 0.11.1
Wood .strect, three doors from Fifth, commencing at In
o'clock a. at.. and at t 3 e. '31., of each day, and at early
gas light midi evening. Gentlemen .who are in want of
such articles. will please-call immediately, ns the stock
must and will be 1101 d, without reserve. the Goods can
be exinnittedirt any time during cacti day, and purchas
ers buying at Auenou will be warranted to be suited in
size; if not, they aced nut take the articles.
multi " • JAMES WKENNA. Auct. -
"'SEAL . ESTATE.—Positive Sulc of Two valttable and
-
eligibly shunted LOTS, in the Sixth Ward, city of
Pittsburgh; well adapted for either private residences or
busincs stands
At Auction, on the premises, on Saturday next, May
27th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. will be sold,- at public
sale, without reserve, to the highest and best bidder, on
the premises, in the Sixth Ward. city of Pittsburgh. the
I'4,llms-big described property, bOotiging to Messrs. Ilea
ry and 'nutrias nuttier, of Louisville, Ky.; viz:
Two valuable Lots of Ground, Not, 174 and 176. in,
Scott's plan of out lot No. 3, each fronting 24 R. on PcMt.....
sylvaltio Avenue, end extending On ft deep to Potion alley;
Inmate between 'Elm and Henry streets, in said kVattl.
It is the most valuable city property offered at public sale
- fin\ ninny years. Those wishing to purchase can apply
at the Auction Rooms of the subscriber, No-114 Wood at.,
for any information required. Title indisputable.
SHUT II L'ATHRi o wn
THOMAS II HATER,
JAMES "ENNA. Anat.
Allin i lolll SALES,
BY JOHN 0. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER.
South-Zug corm". of Wood and Fi/Lk streets.
ATALIDOIFE SaleOf:22so Fushionable Spring. and
C
Swunter Garments, on a credit of 3 months on all
!WWI Over $lOll. Will be sold without reserve, ut the
Commercial Saks Room, corner of Wood and Fifth stsr
on Friday morning May Wth. at lets o'cloek, a large -MO
sortutent of superior quality new style fashionable Spring
and Summer Clothing, consisting of merino, tweed, cot
tanaile. gingham, kreinlon. linen and check sack costs,
super plaid and figured vulencia, French gingham, fancy
cashmere and plaid and black stain vests, super fancy
cashmere sattinett.Datis cord; Roxbury stripe, conannde
and Bourbon cashmere punts, blue stripe met - Hume,
hickory, cheek and Callum flannel shirts. fine muslin
shirts with linen bosoms, collars, &c., bleached and
brown mualiti and drill drawers, mathurn. duck, brow,,
drill and deninizo overalls, figured mid plain Laze jack
ets, &e.
may Id JOHN D. DAVIS. Auer
IN Thursday morning. 25th inst., at in o'clock, at the
1,1 Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood and Filth
streets, will be sold, several fresh invoices of fancy, stay
ple and variety goods, all of whielly must be closed for
immediate settlement with consignees. The assortment
for lids gale embraces ft very large and general stock of
woolens, silks, linens. domestic and mixtures, such on—
line dress lawns. French Scotch, and. Manchester ging
ham., mode color and figure : lie basal - re. bnlgarints, best
ottani y imported prints. American ditto, tweeds, vcstings.
cassimeres, pantaloon checks. gold mist tweeds, English
cussimere, superfine broad cloths, satinetts. fine British
shirting. indigo blue checks, brown shecting,:blue, block,
and light colored dress silks, skein silk, getout thread, rib
bons, superior cotton !misery, elastic top silk gloves. figure
MI satin vestings. Italian silk cravats, gingham and lawn
cravats.elastic suspenders, silk and cotton handkerclaiifs,
fancy shawls, barsize scarfs. &c.
ALSO,
•
Several cartoons of fine artifieials, .
Dili(); do head dresses,
Donner ribbons, cotton fringes,
Silk. satin and braid bonnets, ire. &c.
On Thursday .. afternoon, at 2 o'clock, new and second
hand furniture to great varietyjaniong which, in panicu
ler. are fine spring hair peat tours. cane seat mahogany
rocking chair. plain and dressing bureaus, large mahltg
an y framed mirrors, card and side tables.
myr.ed .101.1 N .D. DAVIS—Amer.
QA1.1 7 .61 1 Ac15u Ntify - STORE..-On Wednesday
t,3 morning, 24th inst.. at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial
Salmi Room. corner of Wool 13111 i Fifth streets. will be
sold. the whole retail Dry Goods Stock of a Country
Store. No reserve can be mode of any article, and all
will be sold iu the full quantity. Many descriptions of
gsods in the safe are of unusual fineness; and the stock
embraces a rich variety of fancy goods, in addition to the
assortment of staple articles. The list contains every
variety of articles usually Maud in a country store,!and
too long for emarneration.
t
. At 2 ,r. ay., will be so 4of the same lot. a great
variety of articles not suited t the morning sale—such no
Hardware, Cutlery, house At iishitt g ware, grans. shoes,
hats. caps, school Looks, fatal ittes, and fancy articles.
Terms of sale, cash currency. .
inn 23 ~ JOILN D. DAVIS.-Auer.
AUCTION BALES In ALL'IGOIIIENY CITY
B 11',11. J. BURNSIDE. AUCTIONEER.
zr. W. COILVES OF FIDLIGht. STREET •ND TRY DIA..YOXD.
130STTONED SALE OF PROPERTT„izt Auction,—
.1. On SaturdaY evening, the 27th inst. ail; o'clock, at
the Auction Room. north-west corner of Federal street
and the Diamond, will he positivelyould.withoutreserre,
all that certain Lot or piece of ground situate in Reserve
township. at the distance of one mile only front the bor
ough of Manchester, and 20 rods from the Beaver road,
being hot No. 269, as marked and ;mothered in the plait
of the Reserve Tract, opposite Pittsburgh. containing he
twcen seven and eight acres. It it very healthfullyintu
sited for a residence. .There is a good spring of water on
the premises.
Illp — Persons desirous of further information, will please
cull on Capt. John IVoods, near thupretnises.
Terms: One-fourth cash, residue in three equal annual
pa - menu, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage.
The übore property was _advertised some time surer.
to be sold on the 11th May, but agreenb:ey to the with of
the owner, was postponed until Mc 27th.
ninll.2 WM. J. BURNSIDE— Auct,
AUVIION SALES IN BIRIIINGIIAEI,
BY Wrtl. J. BURN:. 4 IDIF., ABC"1"It.
CO FRIDAY EVENING, 10th inst., at P o'cloelc,at the
‘,/ Auction Room corner of Carson and Centre streets,
(second floor of the building occupied by Alestirs. Wendt
S. Wilson, Dry Goods Merchants.) will be soh!: without
reserve, a large assortment of Dry Goods, Really-made
Clotning, Shirts, Uanlware, Watches, and Jewelry ;
Ikroks, &c.
Dealers are requested to attend, as the sale will be Tins
itivc.
Irr Hereafter, I shall hove regular night sales of dry
nods. hardware. Ac.. an The above mentioned room, on
'nesilay,Wednesday, and Friday evenings ofevery week.
mayl9 WM. J. BURNSIDR
PRIVATE DISEASEI.I. Dc rnwn,
• 6.5 Diamond Alley, can be consulted in all
eases of a prirate or detieatenators incidental
_lv/ to Me bunion frame.
• 1!•
re SybilieinndSyphilitk eruptions.conorrlirea'
'' and Its consequences, together with all re
,
nerral diseases, impurities of the blood, with all diseases of
rsuerralorigin, skin disenses,with strictures, gleet, urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and hapotenct; also, piles,
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of the womb :
monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints, fistula in
tlllO, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irri
tations of the neck of die bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, teller. ringworm, mercurial disenses,
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE •
Exclusively devoted to the study and treaurient of vene
real disorders, and those arising tram vottthful excesses`
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the 'blood, a•hefeby the
constituiton may have been enfeebled, enables I.lr.l.lrowit
to offer assurances of speedy relief to all %Ow may place
themselves under his care.
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into sep
arate apartments. Patients CPO visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposure to other visltars.
It is of importance to many persons in need Of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly. To ell
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing yeller& dis
eases, in their various forms and stages, offers Inducements
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby ap
prised that Dr. Woven has been regularly educated In
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment Of thorn
diseases.
. .
Dr. Brawn is the only regularly educated surgeon in
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those cam ,
plaints.
IrrCertain, bate and speedy cures will, in all cases, be
guaranteed.
Recent cases areselieved in a short time, without inter:
ruptiou from business.
IU - Hernin or Rupture.—Dr. Brown also invites per
sons afflicted w ith Hernia to cull, as he has paid parucu
lar attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must contain a
fee, or they will not be attended to.
ID-Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wodd
street, towards the market. Consultations strictly confi
dentiat. oett.s-ddcwl y
I"sT`Are !
r. Browns:ewl
for that painful trouble. It never fails.
Mire and Private Consultation Rooms, No. GS, Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is tilvveys nt
home. itinto-itawif
U(1
'1" GA •
01.41.0 ES—A superior ar
ticle, just received per skanier Oriental, and for
sale by ED BOND GREER, 'Liberty st.,
Mn 9 opposite Srutilt6eld.
0 1 4 8-1 doz. tag ey, esti
doz. . do. medium;
1 doz. without holders;
3 doz Bard &Broihers;just received by
apl.l. ZEBTJLON KINSEY
O..UPERB V ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF TILE
ARABIAN NlGHTS—Espressly designed for family
reading; in course of publication by Harper & Brothers,
New York. To be completed in 12 parts. Part lst just
received and for sale by
JOHNSTON S: STOCKTON,
cur. Market and 3d sts.
ME 140 , -
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW: Office in
Mello 's Buildings, corner of Wylie and Fifth stems
east side of the Court House.
fU"' Collecting, Conveyancing, examinations of Re.
cords, &c.. promptly and accurately attended to. mylS
STURPENTINEOZ-2 0 barrels just received
and for sale , by I L A. FAHNESTOCK & C 0.,„
may 10 cot. Ist and . Wood Sts
, ,
IVII T I, I to ong A iL l
re ac i ( n v it e p P r a o=lo wl , nit e
n i fart4fi s :a
neon, favorably established in the' Oily. • -
S.' CUTHBERT, General Agent,
me • - 44tuic44 sastiu:'
Kassi
~~:_..
Sales bn Inctioit
MM=MEM
' ' r , '
EMI
SPRLNG AND . SUMMER' GOODS
A. A. MASON A. CO., I . C. L. AN - rims:N& Co
• - A. A. Mn.oon &
No. 00 :Mirka Strut. In:tetra Third and Fourth Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA.,
IS AY R recently opened their new and elegant Ssore,
11 with an extensive stock of rich Spring . and Stunmer
(loode, comprising upwunts of three hundred paegages
of the latest and most fashionable styles. Merchants
throughout the con nt ryare particularly invited to cull and
egnm i
ute our stock. as t is our intetitio., to offer our goods
at the lowest enstern wholeaule prices. One of the firm.
residing itt New York, will be constnutly sending us on
fresh supplies of the most desirable goods, thereby giving
U. every facility its the transaction of our linsiness that
could he possessed lid eastern houses. Prices are there
fore guarruttecd - to be as low as the lowest New York
and Philadelphia rates. ap7
R. 0. Thompson, No. 110 Market Street,
lIAS just returned tram theutts.tern cities with his se
cond supply of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS!
Having disposed of the whole of the Carpet Stock, pre
vious to going east this lost tinic--nnitbeing entirely tree
from the cure of that business-1 am enabled to dev o t e
my whole atteutiou finite purchase of Dry Goods. •
Customers and the public generally only depend upon
Ns
finding, at the above i.' , every thing rich end beautiful
that is to he found in t Dry Goods market.
Ire has in store, and s now receiving,;the following
Goods: Barred and plain Greneciens;
.
Burred and plait Silk Tissues:
Satin Inured and plain Vareges;
Lamartine Plaids, new article;
Jasper Plaids; do. do.; • .
French and Organdy Lawns; .
Barred and Plain mien Gineltams.
. DRESS SILKS.
Rich. Chnmelians. till shades: _
Rich changeable . striped: rich barred;
Fine Intstrell black do., all widths, for Mantillas,
Visette, Sc.;
Brussels Luce and Silk Fringes, for trintming- the
-dbove: good assorUneut.
Shawls—Thin department is very full: Rich Cashmere;
Embroidered Crton' Crape; China Berage; new style
LlnettNet, S-1 fur $l. each; with every variety at low
prices. .
Ltnen Goods—Dannwk 'ruble Cloths; Bleached and
Drown Napkins; Towellings, Crushes, Burnley Sheet
ingu. Ste.
Gingharns—French, English, and Mnitchester,.of every
style and texture.
CaGeoes—ln endless variety, from file, upwards..:
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Drillings, dm.
Yard Wide Browit Sheeting, as low an Cie.. tki:
initS R. D. THOMPSON.
Sew Dry Goode...Fresh Srriral,
AT !CO. 65 :11ARYET ST.. actwut.:c 41st sr. 4:411 TICE DIAMOND.
rinw. und.r.ig 4 ed has just received a lar- , e, and ?Tien,
I did :3.ton:flew of FANCY AND STAPL' SPRINO
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. purchased from the lot
porters and Manufacturers, glace the. recent great fall in
prices, viz:
4-4 Brown Musllus, cis. Furniture Prints 6; to
7 .8 1 3Itfached " 114 " 4-4 Purple “ 184-
, " 8 " Blue audvira lige prints 181"
DrestGingitains 12} to 2.5" I English Lawns 121"
Nr.w STYLE DRESS GOODS.
Satin stripe Granite Barage. Fancy Dress Silks,
Plaid Crape I/Orleans. Chameleon
Satin st. and err. Silk Tissue. Black Satin barred Silks,
New style renal Lawns, Black Gap. TV Armour "
Cntnlet Lustres, 1 New style Brocade.
LADIES are requested to cull unit examine a splen
did assortment of new style Paris printed Cashmere
Shawls, white and colored embroidered Canton Crape
Shawls. Silk Tissue Shawls. white Britain% Barak
Shawls... Brocade and Chameleon Silk Shawls. Black Silk
and Bluek Barred Burage Slintsls. Black and Colored-
Silk Fringe Thibet and 11fous Laine Shawls.
I have also received n beautiful assortment of new
style Iktimet Ribbons; Linen Canthrte Handkerchiefs,
Cravats and Scarfs:block and colored Kid Gloves. lisle
thread mohair and twisted silk Gloves and Mitts; u vas
rietv of new style Parasols. rtiraPnle,M, mud Sun Sh a d es .
The pitsat,E - Axa Sr., particularly requested to rail and
examine a beautiful assortment of black, lilac. olive
brown and invisible green French and Etighyll Clutha,
and a variety of new style fancy Vestings, Cassimeres,
Cravats, &c.
1 hove also a largo work of Staple Goods viz: Brown
and blenched linen Table Cloths. Russia ' Dlaper. Irish
Linen. Cottottitle, Linen Drilling. Checks. Blue Drills,
Manchester and Scotch Gingham. Cliariirel . 4iughanis.
brown and bleached. Muslim; of all deseripticins, wbieh
will be sold at least 23 per cent. below last year's prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
apf. l No. 05 .Market street. Pittsburgh.
0 ENTLENIENVP FT BNTSIIING GOODS..—Witout
k.7-sAr.k..—Rdtrard Todd 4. ave just received our
large stork of New mid Fresh Co., :Spring Gobils. td which
we invite the attention of errantry merchant* and deal
ers generally. -
large
stockhove - IreCeived from .:CiLIT factory east, a large
stock of Shirts, of the best mantifiteture ; consisting of
10 doz. A No 1, Wide Plait:Shirts, standing collars;
215 " " Narrow "" and I.l}ron ;
40 " tue•llunt quality " " •
00 " very lowpriced "
12 " fine tines bosoms. with collars;
35 -‘• and common bosoms;
30 " By nn standing collars, all qualities;
40 " black and fancy adjusting shocks;
Also, from the eastern cities:
6 cases fine Gingham Umbrellas;
3 " •• a n ti Collll.ollSuspenders:
2 " - under Shirts and Drawers •
20 dozen gent's' Lisle Tl'.l. Gloves;
4n " cotton, elastic tops;
230 " brown and rutted and cotton half hose, tat
qualities;
Fancy silk and satin Cravats and Scarfs ; bombazine
Stocks. and Tiet Carpet Rage, he .. &c.
We invite the attention of tnorchants and dealers to an
examination of our Goods and prices : knowing. that un
der the circumstances our Goods have been unutufactu
reil and pIIVCIITIAC4I. we are able to otfer some inducements
rarely . found west of the mountains. or, ut fact, the east
ern miles.
One of our firm is constantly in the Eastern market, by
Icons of which we arc daily supplied with New Goods.
EDWARD TODD & CO.,
corner of Fifth and Market streets,
thl story over W. & Ragas,
Tinton,. on.Flftli .stmt.
J IL
L'L p t y P i l ) .l . I ,f la t z r t i ls g t commenced ui
er receiving
Goods, hi s
+ thins
sisung. in part, of—
French, English, and Manchester Giughtns;
French Lawns: Organdy Lawns:
Barred Linen Gingham; Bonnet Ribbons; -
Parasols. dark green and colored;
Rich Black Striped Dress Silks;
Fine Lustred Black " all widths. for Man , .
fillets, Viral+, &c. W. R. MURPHY,
man north-cast eorncr.Fourth and Market sta.
COI.ORED CRAPF.S—A. A. Meson . & Co. have open
ed ill boxes of White, Pink, Blue, and Straw Color , '
ad Crape, tnal7
W ki st r r i Cet, L li i n t N A •l! ' j kl' ur - re ' c l e . l A veil M rps N . 't ot' C „ o .at o . " 2l a e r N
crapt.. . . Innral
eIOI,ORED.SA'PIN AND TA Floh:VA RIBBONS.—A.
A. NI sates Sc. Co. have received 23 boxes of colored
Stain and Taffeta Ribbons, of every number; also, 10
boxes of now style Bonnet Ribbon. mayal
WHITE GOODS.—A. A. 11i.A..40X & Co. have on hand
IV an extensive assortment of White Goods. com
prising Mull, Swiss, Book, Plaid and Jimmie( Muslin. of
every varioty. murin
A. MASON & Co.. No. 60 Market street. have just
received a splendid assortment of Dress Goods,
amongst which may be found figured.'plaln and striped
Berne. of all qualities; Silk Tissue. Mohair Stripes
Grettedire. Satin Stripe De Lain, plain do.; Satin St. Chat
lig. Fancy Stlk French ineonel4, kc., &c. °pig
W
AV 'E BLACK Just received by Fa - press, this
V morning, at Northjeast corner. 4th and Niatriret sta.
innyll W. R. MURPHY.
luiONN!..3* Rllilllol.-Just received by Expresi, this
_II morning, a lot ui new style Bonnet Ribbons, et N.
E. corner Fourth and Market streets.
meyll w. R. MURPHY.
- 171R61CR 'WORKED COLLARS—Just received this
tnonAng by Express. and very cheap, at the North
east corner of Fourth nod Market streets.
trutyll W. R. MURPHY.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.—Just received. per Ex
press, this morning, nnother lot Sup. Silk Tissues
Sup. - Greitedines, Pluitt and Figured !images, Plain and
Satin Striped De Laine, at the Dry Goods Roase of
Holm. D. THOMPSON,
maylS No.llo blurket st.
••
pAIt.A.SOLS, P L--
A - RASOS.fleceired per Express,
another lot of those henvy fringed plain and figured
Green Parasols, whick 2 Acill be sold at.reduced prices, at
innylrl ROTIT. D. TI10111PS:ON'S.
DRESS CiOUDS.—ltceeiveit per Express, at A. A. MA
son's, 60 Market street, the most exteasive assort
ment of Dress Ooods to be found in the city, comprising
some new styles, recently imported. mnL3
111 , C t
r ILD I l i r v ' e S n S e l
ri l
% K . per A . Ix s p i r e e s s o s, " 4'3
and Funey Colored Silks. inn.l3
SIIAIVLS.—A. A.lll.ssoa & Co., 60 Market street. have
just received, per Express,.l2 carmen' of Shawls,
comprising Canton Crape, Sewing Silk, 13ercge, Silk,
Thibet; 7Je Laino. and other Shawls. may I 9
DRY GOODS.—A. A. AIAso:: & Co. have received an
extensive assortment of rich Dress Goods. consist
ing of-150 ps. Derages, 50 ps. Grenadines. 100 ps. Silk
Tissues and Mohair Stripes, 60 ps. of Foil de Chcvrc, an
entire new article; Fouland Silks and fancy do., in great
variety. maylo
A A. MASON & CO.. 60 Market street. have reed
t. per Express. 500 Rich Parasols and Parasoletics,
embracing some of the best pure Satin; do. with very
heavy fringes. mat 7
JUST received, by Express. 1 ps Sprig' French Black
Cloth; and 6 ps Super Fancy Cassuncres, which will
be sold low by ,C. WERNE.BURG, 7.31 Liberty st.
0p25 (Journal copy.)
'DROWN - . TI. ANDCOTTOF
.1) all qualities; just received and or sale low by
EDWARD TODD & Co, N. E. cor. sth
and. Market sts., 3d story entrance on sth at. mays
Star Bakery and Ice Cream saloon.
. S. DICKLEV, No. V. Diamond alloy, respectfully C
announces to his old friends ante customers, that ha
has fitted up his establishment in a neat and beautiful
style, and has increased his facilities for accommodating
those who may favor him with their custom._ Parties or
families will be supplied on the shortest. 'fence with
Cakes, Ice Creams, Fruits, Nuts, or any thing in his line.
of business. Ile'solicits matinee of public patronage.
ap 2.54 m
BRANDIES ..V. - WINES--3 halt casks. Rochelle Brau..
dy, very good; '
4 half casks J. J. Lanny Cognac, very . good;
5 hull casks Port Wine. very fine;
3 half casks Madeira Wine, very superior; just recd
on consignment, and for sale low by
JOHN LITTLE, IL
may 4 3d .et: opposite the Post Mee.
Alm.h.,„ A NEW two story Erick Dtvelling llnuse, situ
ated on the East Commoa,Allegheny city, (near
tlie residence of Judge Irwin,) and finished im the best
modern style, with handsome 'static° in front, double par
lore, furnished with marble mantels and improved sliding
doors; dining room and kitchen on the first Soar. and faun
good bed:rooms anther second story' with dashed garret
Enquire of EICRARD GRA.t, on the premises; or of
fehlt,trr 'JAMES PARK. Jr. & Second pr. .
AN - E FLotya-59 tbtA. fine moux,cm osl- . 73unnt.tuld
fOl 4 vxte .3r ;
V ,
PENNII
.600bs.
fitatm-Boat cgolunin.
• • 1848: ,
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEr.A.3I PACICET LINE.
rims Itidependebt Line of steamers is now composed
1 of the largest, swiilest, best finished and furnished.
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the' hest and
most experienced men engaged in the river =husiness.--- ,
The line has been in operation tbi six years; has carried
H eady two inininnssif people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge cost
pari.:son with any passenger line in the Union for safety.
regularity. and speed. All that money ,can procure hue
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The bouts leave for Cincinnati,as follows:
MONDAY PA CKEZ—The Mo:vcrkamti•...t.A,Capt.ione
will leave Pittsbergh every Monday inorningttilo o'clock,
Wheeling every Monday evening at 1.0 r. X.
TUESDAY PACKET—The lIIIIEUXIA No. 2, C:apt.
Jou. Kline.`dser, ,will leave Pittsburgh, every • l'uemlny
morning at 1.0 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
to. 1.0 r. at.
WEDNESDAY PACKET—The New ENGLAND No.
2. Capt. S. Dean. will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Wednesday even
ing at 10 e. '
THURSDAY PACKET.—The DRILLTAXT, Capt. R. J.
Grace. will leuve Pittsburgh every Thursday morning ut
10 &clock.; 'Wheeling, every Thursday evening ut 10 P: a.
FRIDAY PA C.KEZ—The•Ccirrzat No. 2, Capt. Crooks;
will leave Pittsburgh every Pride y, morning at 10'o'cloek;
Wheeling every Pritlay evening at 10 r :a; ' "•
SATURDAY PA C/CET.—The Mu.srsorti, Capt. De
rnmp. trill lenve ritt4hurpl,l every Saturday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r. x.
sufxDaY PACKET.—The fsx Nen-re:T.(7BIM: A. G.
111a.ydn, will leave l'itubureli every Sunday inornitig ae
to o'clock . ; AVlieeling every—Stukday evening at 10 r. x.
nov 10.
1848.1845.
Pittsburgh . and Brownsville Daily. Packet
Line.
-
FIMIIITABY I st, 1.949.. . Farm:sax Lst.lS-18.
LEAVE DADA" AT S A. M. AND 4. P. M.
The (idle:sing' new bouts complete the line
for the present season ATLA.NTIC. cam. ,
James Parhinson; DAUM, Copt, A.Jecohs;
and 1,01:IS :MANE. Cain, E. Dennett..: The bouts arc
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money ran procure bas, been provi
ded. The boats will leave the MonomathelalVlturf Boat,
at the root of ROM at. Passengers will. be 'punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the adverii,ed
hours.
-
Nor -Brownsville,
. . •
Idir=o The new and spleinlid passengeenint nntil
teanicir 11XLTIC.:, Capt. .1...11.e0:W, will leave
for the- tthove port daring the present week. at S A. N.,
positively. • . • .
For freight or passage. ripply on board.. fe1,9„..
For St. Louts.
jiMat THE- fast- running passenger stmr
SYLVANIA; It. C. Gasy, Muster,will lease
regularly for 'be-above and intermediate ports.
t. For fre ight or passage apply on board,
For New Orleans.
.., .
laicTHE splendid new steamer SAVANNA,
li.Dxsxisost, Maider, will leave regularly
for the above and intermediate landings ; :on tilaturdayi.
May 27.. . _
: .
For freight or passage ripply pa board.
For St. Louis.
The 11CNV and spiandid atertmer ORIENTAL.
VAN Hoots. Master, will leave for the ahorr
and intermediate ports. retralarly.
For irriaht or piLSFZUZe apply on bono
L EGI=I
lag, THE splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA, DEVENNEY.,- MOSter, will leave for the
above atm intermediate ports, regularly. .
For freipt or passage. apply on board. inals
F
.
— or St. Louis, Galena, and • Dttbuqiii;
THE good strainer ST. ANTHONY, Tnos.
not, Master, will leave for the above,
ports, regularly. .
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JAMES .MAY. or
mein GPO. MILTENBERGER. Ag't.
M u
.1 4 r
E fine new steamer AMERICAN EA
GLE, Jsrs Arstssos Master, will leave
for f Cua ove and all intermediate landings. - •
Far freight or passage apple on boartl: or to
up2o C. 11. MiLTENBERGER, Agent.
....._ _
•
• . For Brownsville. For
„LadTHE Dew Mail awl Passenger steamer AT.
LANTIC, Lars PAILKINSON, bluster. will
leave. for the above port this day. at 8 A. M., positively.
For freteht or passes to apply oit - hoard. fel,2
For Lafayette and abash River.
The light draught ateamerSWAN. May,
Master, will leave for the above and later
mediate landings., regularly.
For freight or passage apply ou board. or to
apr4 . .1.131.1::S MAY.
Fr -Ctnctnnatt.
The light draught steamer FRIENDSHIP.
DAVIS, Master, will leave for the above end
intermediate ports. regularly:
For freight or passage ripply on board. marls
New-Arrangement.
THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver. Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday: at 9 A. M.. re
turning. on Monday. Wednesday, and'Friday. She has a
boat at the laudinn. between Wood street and the Bridge,.
prepared to receive freights at any time.
S. 1 W. Eutlaucii. Agents.
r 9 No. B. Wood street.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet. --
THE'. swift steamer CONSUL, Dons= P.
„ I t :Mgt KINNEY, Master. will leave regularly - for
Wheeling, an Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day. at 1U o clock. precaily.
Leave Wheeling es-cry Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day. at '7 o'clock. A. M. positirtly. •
The Consul %sill land at all intermediate parts. Every
accommodation that can-be procured, for the 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 board, or to
mars ' • JOHN FLACK, Agent.
iiMitThe new and splendid PaSsencer Stenawr
HIGIILANDER. Coptuilt H. A.Vonse, will'
•uve for the above and all tatertnediate ports this
day.
Poi. freight or passant, Loving superior accommoda
tions. apply on hoard. tnn23
For Louisville.
Tim Kentueev River Packet. GREY EA
je4744 GLE, lltioess, Master will leave for the
above and intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage epply oa board. feb9
For St. Louts,
THE new nod splendid sib - lamer ANDREW'
FULTO,N, W. H. Fewrox,Master, will leave
for the above and intennediatOandinge regularly.
For freight or pttsage apply on board, or to
JAMES MAY.
TILE fine steamer WYOMING, THOMAS
GREENLEE, Master, will leave regularly for
the above port and all intermediate, this day.
For freight or passage, having superior accouintuda
ions. apply on board, or to
mao'l GF.O. B. MILTENBERGER. Azmn. •
=l==
FOURTH STRF.L'T, BETWEEN WOOD . & MARKET..
r puts splendid Hall has been finished, and fitted up in
the best style for The accommodation of the public.
It can now be rented for Concerts, Lectures, Public Meet
ings, Exhibitions of Puintings. &c.. !to.. by the night: day,
or week. For terms, apply to CHARLES H. PAULSON,
or to BENJAMIN TEN , IS. . • hp;
r'tit.: MOST tOP.OBANT !eel a nisgust tor a young or
l: ;gl4l person. male or female, with a putrid, bad breath,
or btarteeth. Persons who have either, are honorably
[thawed that a t.".s. box of JONES' AMBER TOOTH
PASTRovill, on trial, without fail,
Make the breath pure and sweet,
The teeth white, and the gums bard. •
Reader, just try this once. It is sold in New Tint at M
Chatham at., and by WM. JACKSON, 41,
mar'2o EP Liberty at.
Our friends who feel inclined to insist In procuring subscribe.rs for our Campaign paper, will be . goca:,;
enough to cut out the , follcnving, prospectus, and attach a sheet of paper at the bottom, wheretax to write; sob:„ - - - f`-
scribers names.
TAZ J.SYYMOEILADII.
A CHEAP . CAAIT.A.IO.N-T.:HAPHftI
Immediately after the nominations of the
Baltimore Convention are made known to
the country—say about: the Ist of. June,
next,—the undersigned will commence the
publication of a small Compaign Paper,
entitled
TILE JEFFERSONIAIO:
which will ho issued weekly, for six
months, or until the result of the election
is announced. The JEFFERSONIAN,
svill be filled with. Political Matter, exclu
sively ; and will be furnished to ClubS on
the following terms, viz :
Ten Copies for - - - Bfe 00
Fifteen, - - - - 7 00
Twenty, - - -• 9 op
Fifty, - - • - 20 00
One Hundred, 4 - - ..35 00
It seems to be generally admitted, that
the approaching presidential Campaign,
will be one of unusual interest:- The 04
MiU!gE.
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Bankers and . erclyinge. Brakm.,
kal
=OEM
HILL 4 CHARY,
BANNERS. EXCHANGE BROKERS,
And Deirkrs ix Foreign and Domestic Rubesnit- L ark/0
=tele Ikposs; Bank Notes, Gold an Siker. No• mo od S
strett,:trd door below Fourth,
Wort ride; Pi . Uaburi,
mares-ly
ALLy...I ILEAMEG.
N.ILAMER as DAUM.
Ban.ker*and Exchange Smart, Dealers in Foreign and
liam*stic Bills. Bills If Exchange, Certificates o , Deims.
it, Bank-Norm. and Coin. . • . • . - •
Corner of Third and Wood sts., directl y op p osite the St,
Charles Hotel. . may 23
N. NIOLDIES & SON,
Bankers and Dealers lh Exchahg• Co in n* and -
N 0.55 Market street, Pittsburgh . ,
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91 . 2,r450 NATE arenik_nos. atirio NAM
New York 1 pr Cincinnati i
Philadelphia f " Louisville I .
13altanore I " St. Louis
Buying rem?: • Buying Taus.
Ohio I dis. County & City aril's i •
Indiana --.-- I " ' Relief Notes : i
Kentuek, 1-•'', — i " Pennsylvania Co. i ."'''
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Virginla --7.- I " New York - • • I '
%%lint:ling i " Maryland • - I- a
Tennessee . . 3 " New Orleans ' '— •
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BANKERS AND
of EXCHANGE BROKERS, .„:
N. E. Corner Wood and Sixth StftelS., Pio/burg/1, Pa„
EA]. m yll
ERS Cohank Notes, Time Bids, Focedpi
D •
and Domestic Exchange t eertificates.ofDeposit,ke..r.
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities or the'unipsi.....
and Europe, Ibr sale In sums to sun purchasers.
CURRENT mid par thuds received on deposite:
COLLECTIONS result on all parts of VniePrilt.4lo..
lowest rates: ' , ; • _ "
lesir2s,xcEs
iilessrs. , M. Leech & Son. • ~' . .
" Ogden & Snowden, . " . _
" VC - .m. Sell & Son. . • Pkitibn!lcb•
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" S. 51'Clurked&. C 4..., . ..—. •t • .
" ' Eltglish S. lieltllett.. .
" Fleming t Ilroilier, 1' , - • . ;•,,
' Poles. I.athrop &. Co., . ' Phibulalplas:. •••••,...-,
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W. It Thompson & ta.'• . •'. -.- • .
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"• linadly. Phelps & Co. •• i i5:,..; ‘ ,. r or i, ', •
.‘ Iliilwiick & Co. . ~
• ', . Titrany. Wart! t Co. '' ' •
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•0 100. sl'rutioosh &Co: • Ilaltimorei 7 * . :!, •
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• Mr.• ' • Jurnex George; • , .. _
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• 6, '• H. Hamm. Cincinnati, O. •- ••••• *. .'
a Joseph Willsson, • ? 3 /..;61 0 „ , ki; , ,
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' Menssrs. Fenner & Nl'alillstitj.' , i . '
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R. F. I:tlis, 3;:u1:, Cashier. Ilalsk of Lew!stoirni Feti - :` ":
PitiAlmr.t. t•''... !ember ai . ...istr. . - . ,-
••• 'SA ST LOUIS WATER
QE.9.1:1) PROPOSALS will be received 14tItelinder.... ,
IC) stoned.. at the • City Engitienes
' • until the
in , the ekruf .
Being tonic State of Missouri: until the Mith thry;oflune. •
licit, at lici'clock,u., for the dellierrerf 'WO linear kisif
more or less, of east iron pipe, twenty inches. bore. . .
.•,•• • •
Said
,pipe•to he sofficiently *strong to • bear exerninam : •
titan wish the bummer under hydraulic pressure, of.cinive
haudred and GPI pounds to dm . square inch, to
pieces nine feet lone each, to weigh not kiss thou
teen.handrcd and filly pounds and . not inure than tardy
thousioul and fitly pounds, with seven inch faucet , nail..s•
spigots ends, so us to tit easily into one •anotblr, with.fr . •
beads at each cud, and three'belts seven iticbes broadoitt, -
placed as to divide • the barrel of coch piece interlout4s
equal purls; to he well cleaned, cud clear of all' defeefis:.•:
smooth, of 'muter thickness. and straight, edit upon end.`.
in dry!vor.d. The metal usad.in tint said castings:to: be
of the first quality, and each its can he rendily•chipped ,
and filled. Bidden+ will stale the price per , pound.•• , All,t•
weight over two,thunpand mud fifty potutds • will not be
paid for. Delivery to lie made tau the wharf or any' other:
plate in St. Louis, previous to the Drat day of Apn1,18 , 49....
Payments will be tuude ott the delivery of every filly or '
inure Pieces, rear ruing at such payment wormy tent. until
the commotion at the contract. Good • security • will •be.::'
requireirfo• the amount •of one fourth of the contract
price
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I.OVIS WINKEI.M.AIEII.• City Eitgincere •
Saint Louis. April
Louisville DeruoCrar-Cincitutatt Enquirer. Pittsburgh
-31061111g l'osr, Nashville Union. Pennsylvanian at Phi Fa..
delphla, and the AVashington Union: please insert flver • • - •,-A
weeks. mid send the account to '
cepartneralilk.
rriit subscribers having entered into co-parlitiribip.
nyder the name of Censnas & SMITH', for the purpose,
of trmtsacting a general Agency. Produce and earairusg,
;ion thinness, would respectfully informtheir friendi and":
the piddle, that they have taken that well ceteblitthed
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Warehouse recently occupied by Mr. Urialt Applegate:',
No. 3, Bayonl's Buildings , oppoeite the Monongahela:.
Home. Smithfield street, near the.river—where 'they . will
be prepared to receive all kinds of produce and Pllle
burgh manufactured articles, on commission or 'forager .
forwarded or disposed of according to initruellona. We' -
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will always keen on hand and for sale ; ht the lowe.fniiiki.^.
bet rotes, a sitperior article of Family Mohr of Wheat.'
and nye. with all other articles in the F.rodnee and Feed ,
line. We would. therefore, respectfullysolicit the orders'' ,
of GrOcers.Families. Manufact ure rs. and others, end Wm' •
plealure iu serving them, on reasonable terms.'
- JAMES C: CUMMINS. -
my . lo-4.112t IVNL G. SMITH. f :
; . White Swan Hotel, ,;
DIAISNET STREET. EETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.
Ty ENRY LANDwily.g. respectfully infon.o his old."
II.; Mends and costumes-It...thin the above estnldishment
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has azdergone a thorough repairing. and is not , fi tted up .
in th neatest and most beautdul style, for the receptibn oft
guts . Every luxury the market affords will be pro- ,
cured, and neither pains or expense will be spared to rem" , -
dor those who sojourn with him comfortable as they cola;
possibly desire. His Dar will. be constantly supplied -4
withlthe purest old Wines and Liquors. He keeps orr 4
baud Shims' fine Pale Ale, Pellet's dne 'old 11mndy.J0..4 . ..
hettinsberge es and fine Champaign \Vines. of the o ldest?
and best brands. He respectfully solicits the patronage . — ;
of thb public - - . mnyl7-Im. "- .•
!Rosedale Gazdens, lit Blanchester.
MIIE subieriber takes pleasure in announcing to his old. ' ,
1..-friends. and the citizens generally, that ROSEDALE'.
has been uewly fitted up for the accommodation ,and,
comconof the Public . The buildings have been furnished'
ill' a neat and fashionable style • and the surrounding • .
gardens have been laid out in :In 'illicit' that will attract ;
all who have taste for beautifulecauery.
'ihe location of Rosedale is well known. Situate
Manchester, within a mile and a half of the city, on the •
batik of the Ohio, the prospect In every direction IS
charming: For health and comfort, there is no_plaie
equal to din the neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
A !limited number of families, who desire a ImmmeS.
residence out of the city, will be received on easy terms.. ,
Transient visiters will find ROscrosi.e a most agreeable
place in which to pass a day or a week.
The Refreshment Saloons will he supplied with all dux
delicacies of the season : Delicious lievensges;:lcsi •
Creams, Fruits, Confectionaries. /cc: The. Table will
supplied with the choicest viancti. • ** ' • •
pr' The whole establish:nem will I,c conducted 'ore. '
strict temperance principles. Ten-phi Alleys have been ;
built; but no betting will be permitted. • All games a! _:
chance are priihibited. •
The facilities for reaching Rosedale arc ; nunterotts.., .
Au Omnibus leaves the North end of the Ohl _Allegheny, •
Bridge every. half hour. and will leave passengers at tae` , .
Gardens. The steamer Greenwood leaves the Allegheny ' •
Wharf every hour, and lauds within a few hundred yard,••
of the Rosedale Cottage. ' .•
mays-tf • I.EVI BURCHFIELD.
et
FriIIF; attention of gentlemen - ,purchasing garments .fotrj
.1 . dress wear, or ordinary bustnesS purposes, is tire . t. ,
ed td She stock of goods at present on our counters, ton. '
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sistfhg of every grade and shade of frenelt, • lliglish, ant: r. "
Itel Man Cloths and Cessinieres t in endlessgantip, and
Vesungs for. every ones use, winch will be made to order
in n'superiormanner, at prices that not be qq uestioitd.
by the best of bargain makers. , CAVERNEI3EI3.G,.".
marls (late 111'Caire 3t. Co.) 251 Liberty
I) FADER! If you have bad attixt„. you - would
I, be astonished at the effect of a 3s, bottle of JONREIV.v
CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, It needs but orrotrielt;
Sold at Sl Chatham st., N. Y.. and by s • •
WM, JACKSON, Agente
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh; ;;;.
IV MIFOST T t' si nt as or ie iclmlAnlarz=ad ts f wido w,.,
his office. Bakewell's Building, opposite the Now Court r.
House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
My son. in the General Land O f fic e, at IVashington#
wilt attend to my business there, free of charge ta
cants. fe".
('1 REENAPPI.-- . _
..,,ENAPPLES-23-barrCla Gracia Apple& in
and for sole by S. & NV: Ildaltll4.lloll,
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ult.-1211 tbs. Candia Superior;'
s , 25 boxes Proctor & Gamble - Pamilyr •
10 .Crompton & Co. Palm: -for sale by , "-
maB J. D..- WILLIAMS-:'''.
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Federal Party, so often defeated, is mem
more in the field, endeavoring, with. its
hundred Briarean hand; to grasp and bring •• •
within its ranks, all the factions and fag-
ends of parties in the country, so as to''' .
make common opposition tothe Democracy,
On account of the extreme eheapnems
orthe paper, we shall be obliged to adopt
the cash system, rigidly. Therefore, no
attention will be paid to any order, *eila
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accompanied by the cash. ,
The JEFFERBONIAN will yield ci"-
zealous support to . the Nom:trims or,lba:
Naztoxki., ContrztrrtoN; and will bold_up„
tp:public gaze, the unprincipled and unpa , -
7tikotie course of the Federal party, atufall
theie whO are lending'" aid and oomfort" -
tcrotir country's emetics.
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