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....'PABSENGEO.ARPLAMOIMENTE4 FOR 1e49.
StemalaxtcPacketLine,leavasdaily for Cineinnati:loa•st.
Passettger-IPaelret; yia Brownsville; to Baltimore and
Philadelphia. and d' P. IIL
Miiiioo46 Lint, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. '5l, and in
Whiletn - ,iind'Bouthern Mail Coach Line, BA. M. -
Ncitilt:restern, via CieYeland. deity. 10 A. IL
Erie and Weintrii New York. daily. 9 A. at.
North-Eaftellt, to philatlelphia, daily, except Sundays,
.
vAts AND 1)k.:1: R'rUltE:- OP, Ans.
EttitterwMail via Philndelphta., due 2 1. ,11., closes 12
Western Neil. Cin. and Louise., due 8 p..3E- Closees4, x.
-
flouth.-Vitt Bolt. and Worthington, due 8 r..11. 2 4105e55 a. at.
North-Western vie Cleveland. due 10 e. ai.r closes!) A. NI.
E'rbf and' Western l',Tpu , York, due 8 P. SI, doses a A. at.
taint. - ..Asied. Offered.
Bank. of Pittsburgh • •- ear
eso
•••••- ; -- • - oo 650.7' 850,00
Exchange Bank' ••• -- • ---- 5000 440; 4350
Mecckants' and M. Bank. 50 ' 00' 47;00 45,00
Fazmerl' Depoldtßaktk Rene in market.
Rand,Bßeet Stidge.2 ; 50,00 50,00 45.00
Fro'rthernidbertresßFidge 50,00 25,00
Qld Allegheny Bridr - 25,00 30,00 35,00
clinacHaville R: Et.Fnck, paid int
shares; , 50
o,l3(Boadti . (0 - P cents)
idenoiagebellißridge t
ads' Stock •
f OFFICE OF THE POST.
• liat•73Ar 11tonstNa itto . 2 0th. 1`"1"
market-vras unusually dull rin
Air an we are no sake from first hands to re-
Arti4 11 .
Therfignreatillast Review will Stand :
20417, front first lhands. Sotikt lots were offered
in theniirket on Saturday, but the view of holders
'were WO' ; nat less than 94,90 was asked in any
- ease as high as . $437 was offered for one lot and
reffied.
CHEESR - - - :-The di:Una - NI was fair on Saturday, and
the inarket did riot s eem to he well supplied. Re
ceipts are consideriible.Sales. at 51061 e. in lots;
6fROIe.-in a retail way.
• -FLAX SEED - We hear of 'no sake ;. 90c. was
Offend at store for :Clot; and refused.
PRA.CHES—SaIee of 20 sacks, good arti
cle,-at -
LARD::=Saks I 0 kegs No 1 , at file, cash.
-11 •:TTER-... , Pritneißoll was bought for packing,
for the eastern - market, at Bic.
SAQ:N—Theie were - several sales in casks, at
21, 3} and - 41c. These are about the rates.
WOOL—Tbe receipts on Saturday were heavy ;
and all' the iota were quickly taken at the rates
which.lbllow. No Prime has, yet been put into the
rnnrEct ,
Common 19e . tik lb. Blood 2k. pr. lb.
f Blood ...... Blood 27c.
Blood ...... -- • • •22c. I Full Blood. •.• •30c. ..Prime ...... ...• • 35c. ," 1
POTATOES-;-G,/eua Potatries tend upward, we
think ; but we have not yet beard of any sale at
more than 50c. per biishet;
AtIOLASSRS--Dull,;witli a few sales to the Coun
try, at 271 c. t
SUGAR—SaIes or Air at 41ar41c.; 'Prime at
Jsc
'.;'- ~.
MESE
- LARD - SaIR ot 2 Wilt at 50c.
11.0575.T -:•Sales in 16m at 15c.; not much in mar
ket.-
CORN from store at 371 e.
cIATS--Sale 0f.200 tiu. on *harf, at 26c.
PEATHERS--Sales of 3 ese.ks nt 35c.
_."APPLES—A sale 0(3 Ws good green Apples, at
ga,76: I I
rill) Inc honorable the Judges of lOC Court ot ctuarb r
ISe.sions of the Peace, in and l for the County of Alle
ghen :
The. y
..petition of Francis Jameson. *of the Third Ward,
city of Fittsburnh. in the ;comity aforesaid, humbly shew
eth. That your petitioner hail provided himself with ma
terials for the accommodation o, travelers and others, at
his dwelling house in the Isvard aforesaid, and prays 'hal
; your - Honors will be pleased tol grant him rt license to
Ireep a pub . tic house of entertainment. And your r , peti
' thiner as in duty bound,Will pray
FRANCIS JAMFLSON.
• Wi..thevAultscriben, eltireits of 'the aforesaid ward, do
eirtifyi that the above petitioner is of good repute for
hOnesty and temperance , and is' ell provided with house
room and conveniences fiir the accommodation of travel
ers and ethers, and that said tavern is necessary.
John Bebop. John Hatiny, John Stone. B. Lockhart,
W. Gilmore. Dennis Rogers, J. Little. George thilzell. J.
Shields. J. Shiptent,ll.W.!Beamont. ma9.7..dowat•
Compinercial flow Cabinet. W •
T. 13:- YOUNG h Co. 1C
* • TTAVE removed their CABINET
ALL WARE-ROOMS to Commercial Kow, Liberty
stmt, opposite the bead of SmidißelL where they will
keep - constantly. on hand an extensive assortment of So
fits, Tables, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs and
every ardele in-their line of business.
!.• Undertaking promrdly attended to at reasonable
prices.
may?:
To C - ontraetdra
for Masonry.
ENGINEER'S. OFFICE,
• Bal.tramaz DDT OHIO .RAILItOAD COMPANY.
Da2titnere. May ISth.
11QMSALS ueder seal and suitabii- endorsed. will
P
be received by the undersigned ur to SATURDAY,
the lOth of June, Jinn, inclusive. for the construction of
two large stone viaduct - upon the 1-Yashiagton Branch of
Abe Balt:more end Ohio Railroad over the - MtUe Patuxent
river near the Savage factory, and North Peet Drench at
Madensburg.
These viaducts .till be heavy structures, well worthy
the'ettention of Contractors of the first capacity for Ibis
. klulf of work. who'ore therefore invited to examine them.
— The plan of the Ilndgei may be seen at the Company's
of No. 21 Honorer street, !Lattimore, where tall in
• Ovulation will -be given.by P. P. Manning, Master of the
Uneicepriesuable; reeomMendations must accompany
,the proposals. By order of the President and Director.- , - BEISUAIRIN H. LATROBE.
! Chief Engineer.
AN. BATHING tESTABLISBMENT,
Laming .srake-r, !MAIL TUE 1.11:.1.11 or WOOD.
1-41HtE elegant and conifortable Saloons are now in
• the best order, and will be constantly . supplied with
- al the luxuries of the seasOu—having several Parlors to
- accommodate private , parties of Ladies and Gentlemen,
or pater . separately, where will be served up at any
timo. in the very best style, j
-Ice Creams, Stratabrrnes and Pearhes, with Crectud,
in their season.
The separate departmeni, with Bathsand Parlors for
I,adies, is now Open for the Summer season, to which the
attention of Ladies is requested, and their patronage ear
nestly-solicited. Females are engaged, and always in
attendance.
al
The, Gentlemen ' s Bathing Department is so in com
plete order.
, The establishment has been fitted op in a style unsur
passed by any other in the United States, and Ltulies and
Gentlemen may rest assured that the greatest attention
will lie paid to cleanliness' and comfort of visiters, in
every respect.. Invalids, in particular, may expect to re
ceivethe most careful 'attention, and ems be accomsno.
dated With - Baths in all theirmirreties' of hot, cold. show
--err dmise, snake and bead,,ais well as vapor, Ste.. Ac few. Boarder can be accommodated with Boarding
by the week, day, or single meal. Apply to
• r PECK, THOMPSON Co., Proprietors.
E rr Tickets for Baths for sale, single or by the dozen,
at reduced prices. May2o
• • (Journal and Dispatch copy.)
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drew Ward Drug score.
fIpHE undersigned respectfully announces to the chi
' zens in the new and upper parts Of the City, that be
. "Ntabpened a new Dreg StotTicorner bf Washington and
Wylie.streets. where.l'hysictans' miscriptions will be
.carefully compounded.', A sUperior aisortrnent of Medi
'efnei and Perfumery have-been selected. Every artieli
inthe - Drugline will be kept Constantly on hand. The'es
tablishment will be under the supervision of Dr. Atxx.
...Medicines can be hid at all hours of the night.
isnayl9 . ' WILL. BLACK.
Gthe Honoralile the Judges of t el Court of Quarter
Besaions of the Peace, in and for the County of Al.
legiterty: •
iii
• -
The •.petition of Gardner 'tinnier. of Ohio township,
the` comity aforesaid.. humbly sheyreth. That your
Petitioner hath provided himself with Materials for
"t be accommodation of travelers and others; at his dwell
ing. house in 'the "township aforesaid, •and prays that
- your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license•to
keep a public house of entertainment, And your pad
ai in duty botuid, will prak GA o
- •Wir, the subscriberi; citizens of the above township, do
-certify; thin the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance. and is well provided with house
• loonnotkoonventenees tor thosaccommodatt on of travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
• • Hagh Linn, J.. Harbert, J. Dickson, I. M. Little. James
Ellis m. &Ott; W. Scholedeld, R. Clinton, J. N. Craig,
..R.vrtin, 0. Hamilton, Thomas hilfavers.
r'''inut93.4l&.vr3t • :
Hubbard *. Boyd,
AVE '7i . Opened a.Wareroora Wow Slam, near
Liberty:Street, whore they 'will keep a good assort.
meat : of-Sofas. easy Chairs and 'Upholstered Chairs, of
aaery description. -Selling at *pry low prices, and war.
ranting their work, they respectfully Solicit a Confirm-
-*nee patronage from the, public. Country dealers
supplied with-Sofacoid Chairs at the lowest wholesale.
ratty22l.
. .- .- To Lett
A NE W tiro story Brick Dwelling Hnise, si
tn
atedontkeEast Common, Allegheny city, (near
residence of Jadge Irwin,) and finished in the best
titodern style, with handsome portico in front, double par
:. lobs, farnitthed with marble mantels and improved sliding
'Aloof's; Alining room and kitchen on the - firet finer, and four
• Cl v bed rooms on the second story; with finished garret.
• re of RIADRAY,' on the
CO
or of
• - Se 11.-tf . J A MESPARK. Jr. ft. 0.. Second st.
M.ollolSjahata XftWigation Company,
00K8 will be opened fbr the sttbscription of Siock to
extend this improvement from Brownsville to the
• - tate line, at the following times and places, viz: at
, • • - Waynesburg/4 Green co., on the 30th and 31st May;
-' . • New +Geneva, Payetteco., on the Ist Inns'
• ..,-. West• Brownsville, Washington co. on the - ltd „June;
-• Pittsburgh . , • (at the Riehange Bauk) on the dth June ;
And to rennun open at the last mentioned piece until oth
arable directed. By order of the Board of Mins.irers.- - -
, . • • :aptil'-' '. - - WM. BAKRWELL, Seel , . •
q, Ovenette and Journal,. Pittiblight-Wittneithargh•
, :kiessatiger'•Gettias of Liberty: . I.itnontown4 . aminet. ,
Waidtjtvem; ainsertUntil Jane 4th, and - mud copy ofps:
A) —nonilli:.ittiiiis7:i.ir safe at zi -- #711,,b --- i — , --
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DEN. Co - Jr:err= sort fiat '
-Icr.'W.4}VAXXXCE.
Res4lew of the Markets.
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Steamily livairei,'Cllark,'We'llsVillef
s- d •
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. Moore , . Beaverand Wellsville
." , 0
MiChigan No. 2: Gilson. Beaver;
!!, Lake-Erie, Beaver;
" lease Newton, Mason. Cis.:
" : Monongahela, Stone, Cin.i
Hibernia I\o. 2. Klincielorr, Cin;
" . Cazhier, Lawson. Wheeling;
" Pacific, Campbell. Louisville;
."
Consul, Kinney, "19heeling;
Hudson; nort;
-• " America, Decamp, Wbeetin,n.
" Germantown, otertlng, St. LOU*
" Doddridge, Moore. Zanesville;
" Swiss Boy, -Ci e.;
DSPARTEL,
Steamer Bearer, Clark, We !stifle;
Baltie.3oColm, Brownsville.
" • Atlantic. Parkinson . , Brownsville;
" Messenger, lietriplul I, Cin.;
" Isaac Newlyn, Nos, n. Cin.;
Jewess, Boggs. St. Louis;
" Cashier.l.mwsoit, Wheeling;
Wellsville, Barnes. Wheeling;
" Union4Greenlee, New Orleans;
Bdrßee card of Brownsville packets.
5.00 1,43
03,00
- -
''See cards of Wellsville packetr.
. I. LOUISVILLE PACKETS.
FOR WHEMINC, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
.. ..
OHIO LINE.
,
... REGULAR SILTIIHDAT PACE ET.—Tile A
. - • t I I No I fine and fastpassenger steam Pac
ket. TEL.F.GRAPH. J. J. Perry. Coin.
minder, will leave Piththarg for Wheel.
ing. Cincinnati and Loninville,ond all intermediate Ports,
every 'Saturday y. at It) o'clock precisely_
For freight or passage -apply on board, or to
FORclltTli & DUNCAN', Agents.
ThcTelegrtiph hnx been built expressly for a regular
Picket. and with a
.view entirely 10 the comfort ot pas-
Ile nee rat the accoattnotlations are interior to no Lout on
the, wexteria waters. - The Telegraph will run iit convex-''
ion with the Bea Franklin No ll and Pike No 9, to Saint
Louis—_ time through. me us vs. • uptl,y
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ST/1A.3.11,11. D on-1; e
CHANGE; OP TIME--Surnmer
• mnt m .Irif 4.- , -Lonve Mnc A
e rran g
ae
t
17 o'ckthe e mo f
n o ng. p nd 2 at each evenhour s un r il 9
o'clock nunight—excepting, her 1 o'clock trip. which will
he omitted. Leave her Pitt street lauding. help* the old
Alieghent Bridge. Pittsburgh. a: 7i o'clock in the morn
ing, and at half-past each hour. until half-prier 9at night,
omitting her half-past I trip. Sundays excepted.
trrGreenwood Garden is now open fur the reception
of \loiters. The Boat lands at the Giaden.
J. .131:KAIN, Proprietor.
- _
Bummer Arrangement.
THE steamer BEAVER. Chas. E. Clarke,
Master, wilt leuve Pittsburgh for Beaver.
Glasseow, and Wellsville. every Monday, NVednesday,
and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thargday.
and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. sc. Raving a boat at the
landing, we arc prepared to receive freight at any time.
Foefreight or passage apply to
mat?-tf G. W. HART,ON & CO.. Agents.
Greenwood Gardens.
riinGS pleasant place of retort, tiro miles from the city,
.1. on the bank of the Ohio River, is now in full opera.
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 in the neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
The grounds are well shaded -with fruit and ornamental
trees. and dowers, in great profusion. The Saloons are
supplied with Ice Cream. temperate drinks, Confectioner
ies Strawberries, and fruit of all kinds, in its season.
irr The Steamer GREENWOOD, a Pleasure Boat,
leaves her landing: Prrr, nun, below the old Allegheny
Bridge, half-past each hour. from half past 7, a. x., until
half-past 9. P. x.. omitting her half-past I trip. This boat
has been built expressly for the conveyance of passen
gers to this Garden. Persons wishing to remain in the
Garden till a later hour than 9 o'clock. can be accommo
dated with an extra trip. by applying to the Captain.
The whole establishment is conducted on strictly moral
and temperate principles, and closed on Sunday.
ma y 29 JAmrs, .m•KALN.
P. C. 211 la.
TM - PORTER OF BRANDIES. ftril
WINES. GINS, Asa
Harass CIGARS. earner of Smithfickt and Front sta.
offers for sale, on pleasing terms
4 half Pipes Otani Brandy. r r
1 qr.
1842. stages, 1537 to
4 eighth " "
5 half " " "
3 qr. "Pale Vintage, 1237 to
5 eighth r ' " " 164.
2 half pipes Hennessy " ark. 1642.
2 " Pate,
" Sazeac " " IEI7.
2 qr
4 half " Seignette " Dark.
2 pipes Swan (bun.
1 " • Blac ImpekHrial
o Eagle Gin.
rse "
1 puncheon Jamaica Spirits.
10
1 " ish key.
qr. pipes RolrucaoWhis Port Wine, t Vintages, 1635 to
10 "
40 " Loudon Market $ 1642.
" Burgundy Port "
12 " " S. S. Mruteira Wine,
12 L. M. Superior Brands
10 " " Symington " " Vintages lear.
8 eighth pipes " " "
10 qr. pipes Pemartin Pale Sherry,
5 "
" Amontilado " • Vintages 1840.
4 " Brown " " Choice Brands.
3 " Golden "
4 pipes Fara Madeira Wine,
3 " Rielly " " Fresh arrival.
12 laid& Sauterne " Direct Importation.
40 hf "
15 qr. casks Sweet Malaga Wine.
10 " " Dry "
100 doz. bibs. Brandies, Various brands.
150 " t
Wines, Very old.
15 baskets Crown Champagne.
20 " Maltese•
Cross "-
15 hhds. Claret St. Eszeppe.
15 doz.-hubs. " •
50 bbls. O. R. Whiskey,
25 hf. bids. " " Distilled in 1840 end '4.2.
20 bbls. old Peach Brandy, •
25000 La Vega Regalia Cigars,
23000 " Rosa
2000 Washington "
5000 Rspldcs
5000 Dos. Amigos
5000 Silva
2000 Clemencia
2000 La Antiquedad
8000 Ortiz
2000 Emulations
1000 La Davide=
5000 Esculapio
20(10 Cubreys
1000 Hambrirge
10000 Ingo Sane Principe 11 10000 St- BL 411.
10000 Palls
200 dozen Playing Cards.
9 boxes Bitters.
10'." Chewing Tobacco.
4 bids. Powdered Sugar.
50 boxes Slirdines.
8 casks Londen Porter.qts. Sllll pts.
With many otir articles in the line, too numerous to
mention. Man of the Wines and Liquors are of my own
importation, direct from Europe and the Islands. Coun
try merchants, steamboat bar-keepers and hotel keepers
are invited to call and examine a large and well selected
stock. (maylfq P. C. MARTIN.
Take Notice.
•
A LL persons knowing themselves indebted to A rthirrs,
11. Nicholson do Co., (Eagle Foundry,) are requested to
call at their.old Warehouse, on Liberty street-
All unpaid accounts will be placed in the bands of a
Justice of the Peace, on the Ist July next. ,
May 16 MIT :NICHOLSON k Co.
• Ija" A general assortment of Hollow Ware, &e., at the
lowest market rates. Liberty at.. hend of Wood st.
-antyl7-2mt ARTHORS, NICH N OLSO & CO.
Valuable Improved Property.
1", OR SALE—A Brick House and Lot, 11l 3th Ward, on
..L" Vine 'street; price 81000. Also. a Brick House and
Lot, 4th Ward; Congress street price 81300. Also. u
Brick House and Lot on Knoll street. Allegheny; price
81400. Also. a Brick House and Lot on James st.. Alle
h
ghen
Wy;
ard; p price rice $350. A 01000. Also, a
bargain c vacant Lo an be ton Lo
hadcustStree in the
t,
St
above. Terms accommodating. S. CUTHBERT,
innyll General Agent, Smithfield street.
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CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD,
BRONCHITIS, the.--2b Consumpticer.—Four-fifths
of, you are really suffering from neglected colds, or an ob
struction and consequent Inflammation of the delicate li
'ring of those tubes thronsh which the nir we breathe is
distributed to Cie lungs. This obstruction produces pain
and soreness, cough, difficulty of breathing, hectic fever.
and a spitting of blood, matter, or phlegm, which finally
exhausts the stretal o t of the atient, and death ensues.
JAYNE'S EXP NEVER FAILS to :remove
this obstruction,"and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. It is certain in its effects, and cannot fail
to relieve.
OrFor sale in Pittsburgh at the PERIN TEA STORE,
70 Fourth st„ near Wood. inny3
To Dry Goods Merchants.
A •A. MASON & CO., 60 Market at., have received
.11 • 8 cases of cheap Printed Lawns and Mottling; 8 do.
of French do., of every variety of style; I 0 do. of good
style Ging'baths; 4 do. new style of Printsi 4 do. Blue and
Orange, Calicoes: 30 do. Bleached Muslms, all widths;
also, cases Brown and - Blas Drills Cottonades,
Checks. Ciambroons,Ac., all of which will be offered at
he lowest eastern wholesale prices. maxi
Steam Boot Stook for Silo.
hikONE. lIALF of the fine steamer WYO
MING for sale; also, tine eighth of steamer
er particulars and terms enquire of
S. & WaIARDAIIOII,
53 Water street and 104 Front st
•
F ,
OR SALE—A. valuable Property on Front and Water
street, possessing a front of 30 feet on each street,
and is 160 feet from street to street. This property is de- •
sirable, either for private residences or business purposes.
Also--Property on Forbes street, Eighth Ward, con
taining a well arranged two story Brick House, with
..hen sad ga
hall, parlor , dining room and kitchen on first Boor, chant.-
ished. m et, fire proof root: all new and neatly fin
mses B. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street
Nerobasil Tailor.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to his custom
ers, and to the gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
generally, that he ` received his usual assortment of
spring Goods, fitorlentlemen's wear, t which be invites
their attention. stock comprise s e Broad Cloths of
all oolong Caisimeres; rich Paola f plant and fancy
tatterns; all of which he is proper to manufacture in
he best and most fashionable s e. Also, Children's
Clothing kept eonstantly on hand and made to order.
Water st., 3d door above Naticmal Hotel.
. L •nruNTED r.O,6O
masteLAWNi
street. have
BtI 7 SLINS--A...A. Mason
v iol Prenebihrimedl,44 have j'i Mn st eln r"ei Zf d 4 c4x &
viola fitahtligeble-srpo an, -- 8 1 the Dent and
aderiF443llituct & sea • style B bragei"; Men
•
IRMA
~rn~ ~~i~ : elligtit
::1
All Imported Cipas
firtgreltaiteact.)
'DANK STOCKZAI thitik`itr Pitterki tt- , 11 Stock,
_Lk for 3n70. .-Aptitrto JAMS MAY.
CASKS 71tetottrintle4Priino-Asilek°j"Bt' re"
J 5
and thr tale by
. 11,0 Vit" 4 "Guy'4rlioliko. sup6rfine flop!, ekui ,
' staittly 9n.itand sati - •
mft2l3 : KENG &.:RIGGRFIKAD.
ITIAMB—A *hole& tinkle may be bud cheap nt
mn26 KING & nroomirmrs.
( . 11/RN MEAL—A lot of superior Corn Meal. for sale by
lJ tua2B
. CUMMINS & warn. .
F AX SEED OlL.—no bble. in store and for yea by
ma2s • . 8. &. W. HARBAUG.H.
DDY HIDES-45 Dri - Dides, in iiiiie and ftiTitili lii
Ina 23 S. & W. LIARBAUGIL'
i •IfEESE--.50 boxes Prime Cheese. just reed and for
A sale by [ina2sj 5..& W. lIARDAUGH. ,
QI.JEEP PELTS —4 bales Sheep. Pelts, in-store and for
rule by 1inn2.51 & W. HARRAIJI7H.
ARD UlL—lf bbls. - Dan and Jesup," prime Lora
J 1.4 cll. for sale by jrna.9.s] S. & W HARSAI.I6II.
C OFFEE—Mt batat Rio Coffee, now landing and for
sole by [map] MILLER & RICKETSON.
IprOPS-15 babas !lops, in store and Tor sale by
mal6 MILLER & RICREMSON.
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AULKING
co l roN - - - 1,00 Os. Caulking COUon for
sale by (may 4) JAMES.MAY.
0 EGA ILS--20,01, yz
17 ma yl5 suirrni #4, srNcidart.
I OLDEN SYILLIP,--8 !arble. for snit: by
T mayls Jr, SINCLAIR.
/ iaItOLINA TAR—u' bbla. Carolina Tar far at liw
k„,* by (amyl I I TA :VMS MAY.
P7ltH-44 Pitch for sale low by
may 11 JAME ! 4 3 MAI%
mA m e n K y E 3 REL.-- NtTs7l and 3 just reed ' aTiC.for saie by'
. FlDMiitiD GREER.
xriNEGAR-20 bbls. Cider Vinegar; just reed and - for
I sale by [m&J . , SELLERS &-NICOLS.
IDOTASII—& - easks Superior, for side by
rooS J. D. WILLIAMS.
•
ITAMS. Z6 cnik:Tiiiiiistitirtrieoeived 03 . Id for sale by'
it may ICI JAMES .MAY. 4
BACON-40.0001be bog routoldolof..o..iyeei and for...air
y 6 by m ' POIN DEXTER k Co.
-r gocil Lard, in Rib., recjived und for
cnle by,. niyf; POlNterriat & co.
0. StiGAR--.sll.4tirds prime N. O. Seem'. received
lr .pcr F h Lady ilyreiir by POINDEX'PER & Ca.
10PFEE-100 bags' f , rinie green Rio COM,. )tixt reed
• from Buldmore. my 6 POINDEXTER. & Co.
Tigi S PEEI-154.1 bags in store and for sale to very ;nod.
crate prices, by • lily() POINDEXTER a: Co.
T 1111E--flOO bbls Loaisvillo white Lime. very superior,
for sale by my° POINDEXTER lk Co.
OAF
SUGAR—I&J bbls low numbers j..qta ;augur. in
store and for sate by ray 6 POINDEXI
T'-250 half eheeta “uog Hy.on. Imperiial and Goa
powder Teas. for 5:4e by POLNDLX.T ER 4S; Co.
- - -
DRIED PEACHES-106 bu. very Food. in store and
for vale by my 6 POI:siDEXTFAT. &
TI ARLIW--394 bags Barley, just landed iiom bet. and for sale by S.& }.HARK."-
F. .A.MILY HAMS—An extra article, for side by
rip 20 J. 1). WILLIAMS. 110 Wood st
POTASH.-15 casks. superior. just received and for
sale by [rniq SMITH & SINCLAIR.
CHRESF.—A, small lot Wittem Reserve, old and now
for sale by (may 3) SMITH & SINCLAIR.
T ARD—No. 1 Lard, in barrels nod kegr. for sale bl
14 mrty3 SMITH& SINCLAIR.
Q IDES--4000 Ms. Sides, for sale by
mny3 SMMI & SINCLAIR.
TIAMS-4000 Ibt. Rams for sale by
may 3 SMFIII & SINCLAIR
CAN vAssED nacoN ILAMS--0a hand. Post meth'
ed and for sale by lina3l RDMUND
;21 X n„ F ff . o g r i s . !l A e r,,LAlTi n nod 1 1 1) I N I ZI'V 41474. "
TARD.-20 kegs No, I, tor se ,
.1 arZS
. • . •
rt REARE IL MO tirrAme n•ersvr.,l
T and for vale by 1°2:1 FIVII.LERFI
CoFFEJust --80 Prune Rio. Just received Nod for
bags
sale by rat".ll EDMONn GRRER.
ICILY LIQUORICE.--3 eases jIISI re.er , lveat and for
i.:71 vale by R. A. FAIINEPTOCK CO..
=IVO eor. Jai and Wood atm.
L ARD OIL.-16 hbl. No. I Lard Oil, a prime article,
4 do. No. 2, do. do.
my6Por lode by SELLERS & NICOI.S.
- -
EirftiON — POll t.ent it
nil style of H A TS are now ready at
mart PAULSON'S. "IL
PPOTATOES.-ll4sacks prime Illinois PoredOn - S . :land
ins front S. Z. Genesee, and for gale bl.
_
ma
SMITH dr SiNCLAIR.
fliil,olWPOß3l—ini ttiThottles.jraxt reed end for sale
kj by B. A. FAIINESTOCK tc CO.,
mnl3 corner First and Wood stn.
)ACE Lapping' re 't and for 'lle by
B. A. FAICONTOCK A. CO..
•-
I'XT. LOOWOOD--35 eases 'l4 andlort.re." just reed
..L.s• and for sale by B. A. FAIINI.StO(.K h Co..
mal3 corner First and Wood xis.
SULPW — CtifiNINt. --- -- - 140 ounces , received end for sale
by Ituyl2) ' B. A. FAIINESTOCK. & CO,
Cot lot and Wood ots.
t Unroll;
12 " " 2 " ree,}l and for •n
by (mall) SELLERS*. NICOLE .
S AL ROCHELLE.-2 ("OWN rereivsd and ins sale by
B. A. FAHNF3TOCR & CO..
myl2 eor to and 'Wood sta.
5.1.71311. MORPH/A.-20 ounces just speedwell Zia I
sale by B. A. FAUN FZTOCIC .2 CO..
myl2 COT ist and Wood sta.
-
"I\T 0. SUGAR-60 !Olds. strictly prime N. 0. Sugar,
~ in store and for sale by
, 4 male MILLER & RICKETSON.
T OA(' SUGAR—IIO bbls. Nos. 4,5, and 0, Loaf - Sugar,
Li
In store and for sale by
mule AribLrat h RICKETSON.
CVRA TOBA C CO- GO taide• Ei kris endT"
store and for sale by \
maid MILLER & RICKETRON.
FLOUR,_ -20 tibia. superfine Flour. lust reed eonaign.
II
meat and for pale by
meta MILLER & RICKETRON.
bbls Cider Vinegar;
2 exists White Wine Vinesntr; in store
and for sale by (metal MILLER & RICERTSOPI
QII.RAI 4s. 56, and o*, Spa nin Candles
10 mast ree'd and for sale by
male STILLER Jr. RICKETSON.
CRROME YELLOW-0 CAPCS iiiii — received and for
sale by B. A. FABNPSTOCK & Co..
male corner First and Wood /its.
OIL OP viTalot.--54 carhop justreeetred tint.
sale by B. A. FAIINFISTOCK & CO.,
malt) comer Meat and Wood ata.
__ ._ ._ .__. .
I ante by 'D. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
mnlo - corner First and Wood ata.
07 CP. CARD. SODA-1500 !ha Entrlish,jitat reed and
1:1 for *ale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK &. CO.,
tnal3 corner firm and Wood streets.
421(SU SACKS. YrATOES, jum received
. GL H
fl per - steamer Wyoming. and for Rale be
main EDMOND ()REM.
lot of NVi!ideriatederve Cheese, of a sal
perior quality, for malt by
ct;Nfsrusrs &
1;1111:1411 bble. No 1, Herring; 10 Rd, No
Shad; 15 bldg. No. 3, Mtlekarel rrneivnd rind
for sale by KING & MOORHHAD,
Diamond. corner Diamond alley
Fro Brick House, corner of Webster and Ful.
ton street*, formerly occupied by .1. 11. Butler. Poe.
session given immediately. Apply to
febl9.4f
J. C. CI7MMINS.
G ARDE:S; FARM TO LET—On u lease of ten years,
more or less: twenty-five Acres, live miles from the
city, well milted fur gardening purpmeei.
mar22-thd&-w THOMAS !MELLON.
P AII- ASOLS-A. A. Stasov icCo. have rec'ilioo more
of those very rich dark green Pamela ma2B
C RAPE SHAWLS—A. A. ALtsuie& Co. have received
another lot of 5 cartoons of rich, medium, and low
:priced Crape Shawls. moat
FISH - 2o bids. No. l Baltimore trimmed-Shill,justre;
cep:od and for sale by
mral SELLERS & NICoLs.
NV. SUGAR-100 hints. ha - iasome N. O. Sugar, to
. arrive per steamer Eiireka, for sale by
mast
RSIN-75 bbls. good Rosin, to arrive per steamer
aglioni from N. Orleans, for sale by
ma 26 POINDEXTER & CO.
CRAB ANDROSIANITP. CIDER-10st received, on
consignment. a very superior lot of Crab and Ro
manile Cider, for sale by
inn 26
,IiQtTHKILS-25 sacks prime _Kentucky. Feathers Just
received and for sale by POINDEII'Ett & Co.
ap24
MACME CARDS—The undersigned has received
the usual supply of Sheet Cards, for wool carding
machines, 24 inches wide. GEO. COCHRAN,
my 6 26 Wood street
SUGAR CURED HAMS.--10 bbla. just received from
Cincinnati, and for sale by
ICING As MOORHEAD,
Diamond, comer of Diamond alley.
CHECKED SHIRTS-8 doz. fine quality, lame sizes,
just reed and for sale by E. TODD &
ma2s N. E. cor. Fifth and Market sus., (up stairs.)
LINEN ANDSUMMER DR.A.WERSZAfew dozen,
fine quality, in store and for sale low by -
ma2s EDWARD TODD 84 CU.
F LOUR -140 bbls. Kemble's extra Pastry Flour. reed and for sale by S. &W. HARBAUOII,
Ma2s ' 5.3 Water. and 1111 Front ms.
DOLL BIIITES-isVhble and 2 boxes fresh Butter,
just rec'd unities stile by
ma2s & W. II
FOR SALE—One-fourth of the steamer
SAVANNA, on accommodating terms.
Apply to AL Hamilton, on board, or Thomas limn ton,
Fifth street am 254 f
yowls LADIES. to SEW
El AN jire aT 7 ° tu: three thiceW. B. SHAFFER'S,
ma.25-3t .
3d door above the National Hotel.
FLOUR -20 bbis. fresh Family Flour, just rceeived on
consignment, and for sale by
JO*IT LITTLE. Jr.,
Third at., opposite the Posit Office.
-I:4TANTED—A young MAN. of steady habits and good
Vcharacter, to learn the Type Busnietts. Enquire at
ma25.3t 11.EYAN'13, 27 Fifth '
s[.
•
ACON.4-6. fe3v Ude. of very soperitre Hems and
B
I9houNers, for retailing, for sale • •
• =QM ' CTIMUNS k MOIL
TI R & Co
k RBA L GH.
lr hv
SMTrIT k F TN(I.AIB
earner First-and Wont - I tta
rappers, lu
Patterson , * Carriage Maitallaetary
Opposite the Aferrhanu , and, Soma Void stmt. .
Di.
anumd &fey. tauten Wood and Smitkket,l sneer,
ti Wuzaz may always he loundAp assort
- meet of Funny Carttasaa. Da - roaches,
7r strJ thtggies. and all kinds of Wavy Work,
from a sin horse Wagon down to a Clime
barrow. Peraons wisbitis to purchase or contract Sir
any thing in Ike above line arc respectfully insiltdto
call.
•
New Paper, mail Reek Estatellahmisenrs
No. IS Wood street between Fourth, and Dia:nand ally.
rlutllE subscribers have just opened, at the above stand,
a large stock of ditfe.rent qualities Rule ln
le and Blue Writing mid Letter Paper, Commer c ial
and Packet Post Flat Cap. Demy and Medium Writing
Paper for Blank Books, Ittedium and Royal Colored
Printing Papers, Printers' India. Enamelled and Ivory
surfac e Cams, 4, small and double small;
Ikruy end Cup Day Books and.tmlgers, superior
paper, and best eastern binding; School Rooks, all kinds;
Quills, Gold Pens, Ink, Wafers, Wax, Blil Files, &c.
Blank Books, of all sizes, ruled to patient, and bound
in the most substantial manner.
Country Merchants supplied at the Teti : etrWholesale
prices for cash, or RAGS at cash prices.
JOB PRINTING.
!laving 11 Job Office in connexion with our establish.
nit nt, we are prepared to execute all orders for plain and
fancy Printing: Bootee, Pamphlets. Circular!, Business
Cards. Bills of Lading, dm. with despatch. 'and at low
prices. ELLIOTT le• ENGLISH.
Ico. 79 Wood at., bet. Fourth and Ditunoud alley,
11 - 7 - At our sto on Alarket street, between Third and
Fourth, may at n il Unica he found a large RIOCIC of Theo.
logical and Miscelinneoun nooks. New Baoks received,
as noon us published, and %0141 at the lowest prices:
The publicntiona of the American Sunday School Union,
and Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, always on
han 1. Catalogues furnished on application.
ELLIOTI• & ENGLISH,
Market at.. het. Third and
..,rd and IT' - onrih.
1 , 1111 MORN ING I'osl ', and all the Daily no most of
the Weekly Pittsburgh and a few. Eastern; 'Western
and Northern Newspapers, and Slhbet'a Counterfeit De
rector, &e., kept fur sale by ISAAC HARRIS,
At his General Agency and Intelligence Othce ;
Near St. Clair tired and opposite the Exchange Hotel.
mayls
SACKS GALENA POTATOES—A. superior al;
500
tide, just received per steatner Oriental, and for
EDMOND GREER.,.Liberty st.,
opposite Smithfield.
G OLD 1 . E.N6-1 doz. titianley, best;
2 doe. do. metlluim
1 doz. without holders;
3 doe Bard. Bmthersi just received h)
npll. ZEBULON KINSEY
UPERIMY 117.tsTnATED tIYrTiTiN
I.) ARABIAN NlOBTS.—F.xprcssly designed for family
readinF in course of publication
- by Ifarper & Brothers,
New 1 ork. To be completed in 12 ports. Part tot just
received and for sale by
JOHNSTON & STOCRTON.
apl2 ror. Mnrket and 34 ids.
CUMMINS k SMITH
` 1 Lois _
TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at - LAW; office in
It •Mellon's Buildings, corner of Wylie and Fifth stems
east side of the Court House,
•• Collecting, Conveyancing, eraminatiOns of Re
cords, &c..promptly and accurately attended • mylB
SPIRITS TURPENTINE :-2 fb arrels duet receive
and for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO..
may 10 -cor. Ist and Wood am
p • roposals.
ROPOSALS will be receind up to 3 o'clock, P. 31., of
the B th day of Juno next, at the Office of J. W. Kerr,
Stuart's Buildings, Fourth street, for grading the site of the
Hospital, and building a Culvert. There will be twenty
five thousand yards of exeaintion. Plans and specifies- -
lions will be exhibited ono weekinevions to time of let
ting
order of the. Buildinipcoktunittee of the Western
Pennsylvania Hospital... -0,. inala-dawal
T ODACCO-10 boxes Breech Walkins as;
2 41 Gi extra pounds;
5 fl "
Pls and IGs;
10 Iregs No. 1 Six Twist;
10 " Pgh. Cavendish;
", '• Pity;
20,000 Common Segura;
20,000 Dal( .Sptmish'do.; for sale by
D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st.
B.ACON-101Ads. Prime tanvessed Hams;
35 " plain liems'und Shoulders;
Just received and (or sale by
maS SELLERS dc -NICOLE.
BILANDIES-k-WEVES----3 half eirss glicheiffsßrair
ddKOfery t°:* c good'
cas J. I.
_Amy °glue, very.
5 half casks Min Wine, very, firlab.....
a half casks Madeira Willa, : very sapaiikiquat reed
cacensungnmeas, and Ger : sald low b
- a 1315ta.
• : ,,,, '.. 4. :,•'...:* ,. . , ;:. -- ',,..,,: . -..z:,,•
::dal,
~,,. BY . I :4IIYES M'KENNA; AVVI7OIYEEI:I3;Th
. 0 . 11 4 ArooD.STREEIV'Imutg, .1)00.10 FROM. / • .
XTRA SALE -ef Dry Goode Fare Articles, tride4er
.L4' and etatery.=Will be sold, at Pd'H.ettrutts Auction
Room, No: 114 Weed street, three cloorsirom dey .
;and night. (Sundays eic.opted.) until the large stoelc.on
band is disposed of, as peremptory orders:llWe been re
ceived from the owners, to close without reserve or the
least possible delay, the various consignments remaining
unsold from the present slithr, trade. • -
Terms; All sums under - 8,511.00, cash, par funds; from
eso,ou to 8100.00, sixtk Jam and all sums over 8100,00,
three months, good approved endorsed notes.
ap2o JAMESMILIFINNA. Amt.'
.1 ,4 00 K AT THIS!--11111,0661
reedy made Vlothina. at Auction and Private Sale.
for ten days 0111 r, at APKenna's Auction Rooms. No. 114
Wood street; three doors from Fifth, commencing at 10
etclack A. as., and at 2 r. sr.; of each day, and at early
gas light each evening. Gentlemen who are iti want of
such - articles, . will pieties call immediately, as the stock .
must and willbe add. without reserve. The Goods can
be extunined at any time during each day, and purchas
era buying at Aucttou will be warranted to be suited in
size; it not, they'utedmot take the articles:
mut* -• JAMES AVICENNA, Auct.
TVA , GO • DS, .Cistki-or,- Furniture, ' Wita.c7-4477./It,
Auction.--On -Altinday next,May 291 h, at 10 o'clock .
in the fore noon; wilt be sold n large and general assort, .
meat of Dry Goods of every description; the balance of a
rinse. retail store,tomprising Cloths. Cassuneres, Cassineta,Pite-•
De lanes, Alpacas, Calicos. Aluslins, • Irish Linens;
and also a lot of readymede Clothing. and at 2 o'clock in•
the afternoon, the household and Kitelten - Turnitttre of a
Init.:tic family declining hoititekeeping, among which are,
• 1 tnallogony tram& crimson velvet covered patent spring
seat Sofa. t nuthoirany•Dressing Bureau.- with Looking
Glass. ' mahogany and cherry plain Bureaus; dining and
breakfast 'Tables: high and low post Bendstend:4 fancy
and common .Chairs; Carpeting. Feather Beds; Window
Blinds, with a great variety of 'KitchenUtelfsils...te.;_and
at early gas Same evening, a large lot of-new and
second' band. geld' and silver patent lever' and other
Watches. Also, Broad Cloths. CRRAiMOTet and other
Dry Geode. ' JAMES IticKENNA,
.mays;Auctioneer.
ATICT.IIIII
S. SALES, •.
DV JOHN' DAO.VI AUCTIONEER.
Scla-Ran cormr of Wood ond Fifth' green%
TIDY GOODS. kr. , A'rAUMION-..—On 11Tond:#..ti3Orn
-11 ing, inst., at 10 o'clock: at: the Commercial, Sales
ltoont. corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, a
large consignment of fresh anal fashionable funny and
staple Dry Goods. consisting , of Superfine Biota Cloths,
Cassimores, Satinets-Tweeds, Jeans. Ginghams, Latins,
De'LaineN Bareize, Bala:trines: American and English
Prints. in great varipty; cotton Hosiery; Scarfs, Suspend
ers.a.a.
At o'o'clock-2 casks fine French Ilmndy. 0 qr. casks
Madeira Wine; micendish tobacco, grass scythes, Y. H.
tea, queensware, fine'dressing bureau, book ease and sec
retary, hair seat 64111, rocking- chair, ottomans. hair and
plush sent chairs, fancy and common chairs. bureaus.
looking-glasses, breakfast tattles, bedsteads, cameting,
kitchen furniture. Act. . •
At 711 'o'clock--Fancy nrtielcs. clothing, dr: goods,
watcher, books, paper, gold anti steel pens. &c.
mot-20 JOHN D.' DAVIS. Auct.
Ul; a !Apt%
Bl \V M. J. BURNSIDE. A Uic7l2.:
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ILIDAY EVF:NING. 111111 inst., at e ecloc.::. at tYm
Auction Room corner of Carson and CV. streets,
.(second floor of the huildingoecupied hy:Messq, Wendt
fi Wilson, Dry Goods Merchants,) will be cold. without
rraerve, u large assortment of Dry, p,poric, Heady-made
Claming. Shirts, Hardware, Watehes, old Jewelry,
Books, Ice.
Dealers are requesteWattentl, as the sale will be poa.
hive.
Ea" Hereafter, I shall have regular night sales of dry
coeds, hardware. ice., at the above mentioned.. room,. on
Tuvalu y,lVednesday, and Friday evenings °revery week.
„ maylo war. J. DCRNSIDF, Attet.
ATI Ael of u loner . 4hat:4 haayytlte Aluy e, L
Jots D, Mostoax:—Dear base sold six
doses of your invaluable Cough Syrup. in this place,land
Imre never known it in any one instance to fail in edect
inx It permanent cure. but frequently find that one fourth
of It bottle will effect a cure on those who have severe
toughs. 'have been out of the Syrup for some time, and
truly believe I could have soli six dozen snore. if iiind
bad it. I will always try and keep n good supply on
hand, as no otherCougb Syrup will sell since yours has
been Introduced here. WM. U. /10IIT.
[Er Prepared and sold by John D. Unman. Druggist,
ood street, one door below Diamond alley. Pittsburgh.
Also. for sale In Monongahela City, by Dr. William H.
King. A. 1' Gregg. and J. W. Smith. In Elizabeth, by
James Flack; and Reiletall,' by all the Druggists and
Storo.ketTert in Western Pennsylrania.• may!?
T coartneraßikt.
at
subscribers be p side entered into -partnership.
THE
under the name of Ccxxnrs & Satan, for the purpose
of transacting a general Agency. Produce and Commis
sion business, would respectfully inform their friends end
the public, that they hare taken that well established
Warehouse recently occupied by Mr. Uriah Applegate,
No. 3, Bayard's Buildings, opposite th e Monongahela
;louse. Smithfield street, near the river—where they will
be prepared to receive all kinds of produce and Pitts
burgh manufactured articles, on commission or starve;
threranled or disposed of according to instructions. We
will always keep on hand and for sale, at the lowest mar
ket rates, a superior article ..of Family Flour of Wheat
and Rye. with all other articles iruthe Produce and Feed
line. 'We would, therefore, respectftilly eolith the orders
of Grocen.Families„ Manufacturers, and others, and take
pleasure in serving them, on reasonable tents.
/AMES C. CUMMINS.
• WM. 0. SMITH.
ruilylo4l2l
Eagle lee Cream Sistloom s
wools smart, Brewers rtinin An, roman macaw.
laThis fashionable place of resort le .annv
Dung. Persons wishing (Or LAYOUDIL, Ica
son,
COWA, or any of the detiencies of the sea
son, cannot do better than to call at , this es
tablishment. The EAGLE SALOON has been long
known as one of the most splendid place* of the kind in
the western country, and in fact there are few, if any,
Saloons in the United States, superior to this.
The proprietors. beg leave to state ? that nothing shell
be wanting on their pan, to make it one of the most
pleasant places of resort, for Ladies and Gentlemen, in
this city. (marts) PEAllegik BRYAN.
Cheap Property anti Easy Payments.
TOR SALE.—A Brick House and Lot, 24 feet Prom on
Vine street, by 104 feet deep. Price, MAO:Terms:
tr.#lo in hand, balance in nine yea s, in quarterly pay
ments. The purchaser will thus enabled to possess
himself of this property by pain ittle more than a rent.
cu Tan , General Agent,
Stnithfied street.
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atzdion.
A. A. hIASON'is CO, I, • O.•LYANITIONY I CO .
trzw.. - Tosts. -
• - Mums' At Co.,
Jlarket Boers,: batmen- Third. aud Fourth. St.vets,
PITTSBURGH, PACt
al
ior AVE recently
_opened theit new and elegant alore;'.
whlz tin extensive stock of licit Spring-and Summer
Goods, comprisiug upvrards of three heindred pm:s
of the latest and most fashionable styles.-- Merchantsages
throughout the country are particularly invited to call and.
exaMine ourstock.' it is our intention to offer our goods.
atthe-lovresf eastern wholesale prices. - - One of the firm,
retiding in New York, will be constantly sending ns 'on
Tresb supplies of the most desirable goods, thereby giving
us every facility in the transaction of our- business . that,
could be possessed be eastern houses. Prices are there
fore guaranteed to be as low as the lowest New:York
and Philadelphia rates. • • • . ap7
TJAS- Mat returned from the eastern cities - with his se-
AA cond . sripp4' of Spring and 'Summer DRY' GOODS!
Having disposed of the whole 'of the Catpet Stock; pre
vious to going east this last time—and being entirelx.mae,
from the care of that businemi--1 am enabled to devote
my whole attention' to the pOrcliase of Dry Goods:
Customers and the public generally May depend - upon
finding, at the above No . every thing - rich- and beautiful
that is to be found in the Dry-Goods. maiket.
lle has in.store, and is -now reeelving,ithe following
Goods; Barred and plain Greneniens; • "
Barred and plaiu Silk Tissues; '
Satin barred and plain Dareges; ' '
Lamartine Plaids, new article; • •
Jasper Plaids; do. do.;
French and Organdy Lawns.
Barred and Plain Linen
DRfiSS .
Rich Chametiftnis.nisciiies: •
Rich changeable striped ; rich barred; •
.Pine Lostred black Wldtbaff for
Brussels Lace and Silk Fringes, for 'trimming tki
above;.aood assortment. •
Shate/s—This department is very full t . Rich Cashmere;
Embroidered Canton C"ropel China - Elernge; new style
Linen Nut, 8-1 for.sl, , each; With every 'variety at low
prices
/dam alisdi-,Dtunask Table Cloth 131c - seised and
Brown Napkins; Towellings, Crashes, Bentley Sheet-
Ginghirrenelt, English, and Manchester, of every
style and texture:- -
Calicori—ln endless insilety, from npwartis. ' •
Bleached and- Brown Shectlnan,
Yird Wide Brown 'Sheeting, as low as
New Dry Goodsf-Preoth Arrtral, •
sfan. 65 MARK= ST.. 'BETWEEN' 4TH ST. AND Tttg -0640Xif
rrILIE undersigned has just received a large and Arden
." did risiortment of FANCY AND STAPLE SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, purchased from.the Im
porters and Manufacturers, since the gecent greet fall in
prices, viz : _ •
4.4 Drown Mindius, di cis. i.Furnitnre Prints ' G to 12ic.
7.3
4-4 !Reached 4j " I 4-4 Purple " 1:4"
8 .1 Blue endurance prinisl2i "
Dress Gingbains 12; io :LS" Engliih•La 12}"
NEW STYLE ./RES.4S GOODS. .
Satin stripe Granite Burage, FSOCy Dress Silks,
Plaid Crupe D'Orlenns. I Chatuelcoit
!aunt) st. r;d or. Silk Tissue. Black Satin barred Silks,
New sty French Lawns, )deck Gru. Amiour "
Cantlet Lustres, New style Brocade.
The I. 4.1.1 T-4 are requested to .fall and examine a splen
did esiortment of new stele Perla printed Cashmere
Shawls, white and colored end/soldered Canton Crape
Shawls, Sfik 'Tissue Shawls. while Brosha Bursae
Shawls,Brocade and Chameleon Silk Sharrls-Black
and Black Barred.Jlarags Shuwll,-Inack end Colored
Silk Fringe Thibet and Mous Tr ramie Ethnic Is.
I have also received a beautiful . assatment of new
style Bonnet Ribbons,. Linen Cambric handkerchiefs. and Scarfs, black and colored Kid - Gloves, lisle
thread mobnir and twisted silk Gloves and Mitts; a va
riety of new style Parasols. Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
The GZST.LI22/IT.N are particularly requested to call and
examine a beautiful assortment pf Week, bloc. olive
brown and invisible green FreticTi and English Cloths,
and ravats.kr. a variety of. new style fancy Vestings, Cassimeres,
C
niece also a - large neck of Staple Goods, viz: Drown
and bleached linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper. Irish
Linen. Cottortade. Linen Drilling.:Cherks, Blue Drills.
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams. Chambrey Ginglunus.
brown and bleached. Muslins -of all deseriptions, which
will be sold at least 25 per cent. below last year's prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS.
No. CS 31stikei street. Pittsburgh.
Hight and Wrong:
'LIAM and open - competition in business all men admire;
Jr it is the life
takend but advantages are sometimes
attempted to be which are alike unfair and dishon
erable,
When the undersigned commeneed to occupy the Dry
Goods Establistmerg of Messrs. Jacob and Drucker. on
Market street, theradopted their sign," A Golden Bee-
Hive " and es a distinctive mark brvrhich their custom
ers.might know their eittabliatient, they have advertised
their store extensively as the m Gold Bee-Hive." and if
any advantage is derived from their advertisements, they
claim it as their own, having paid for it.
They have. therefore seen with some surmise, that Mr,
William L. Hassell. a , Dry Goods Dealer on the same
street, has placed in front of his store, a "Golden Bee-
Hive." similar in form and appearance to that which
the have used for several pears past
We do net dispute Mr. Russet's right in the abstract
to make use of any emblem he pleases, fora sign for his
store, but we do claim that be has so Mier to deceive oar
customers, hy making this pretence ; that this is the old
established Dee-Hire Store, and we deem it our duty to
ourselves and customers to call their attention to this cis
eurnsumee in order that they may not be deeeived.k Let
them observe that the original Bee• Hive Stare, whet e Dry
Goods are always sold cheap, is between Fourth st., and
the Dieu's:met, on Nathan., and this will prevent mistakes.
We owe Mr. Bassett no ill-wilLltut jibe thinks to catch
a small portion of our business by such subterfuges as
this, we think the public willehoor him that he is mute.
ken. "Industry, openness and fair dealing" is the motto
at the original Golden Bee-Hive, Market st, between the
Diamond and Fourth street, where en extensive assort
reenter Dry Goods of the latest styles, will continue to be
soul at the cheapest rates, by
nisid7 YOUNG & STEVENSON.
Gl?A'rtvirE FORNISHING. GOODS.—Wit-orit
ssmr..--.Edward Todd if Co, have just received oar
large stock of New and Fresh. Spring Goods, to which
we invite the attention of country merchants and deal
er* generally.
We have received front our factory east a large
stock of Shins, of the best manufacture; consisting of
10 dos. A No 1, Wide Plait Shirts, standingd Oyron collars;
" " N
40 " medium.qarrow "
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00 " very low priced " ° an
12 !" fine linen bosom. with collars;
35 a " and COMO= bosoms;
50 " Byron standing collars, all qualitieS;
40 " black end Caney adjusting Stocks;
Also, from the eastern cities:
G eases fine Gingham Ilmbreilas;
3 " and common Suspenders;
0 0 • under Shirts and Drawers ;
Mi dozen gent's' Lisle Th'd. Gloves;
40 " cotton, Chnitie tops;
250 f' brown and mixed and cotton half . Dose, all
qualities; -
Fancy silk and satin Crarats and Scarfs, bombazine
Stocks, and Ties Carpet Bags, 41e.., &e ,
We i nvite the intention of merchants and dealers to an
examination of our Goods and prices; knowing, that an
tler the circumstances our Goods have been manufactu
red and purchased - we are able to offer some inducements
rarely found west of the mountains, or, in tact, the east
ern cities. •
One of our firm is 'conetantly in the Eastern market, by
means of which we are daily D supplied vrith.2iew Goods.
EWAR TO . .1.• Co.
corner of Fifth rind Mar DD ket streets. ,
".Al story over W. & P. lingua,
entrance ott Fifth street.
TIECEIVFID THIS DAY, by Espress, a small lot of
'French Cassimeres, light colors. tbr summer wear.- e
Tins lot is of superior style and miality, and will be sold
cheap.
Also, a small lot of fine Linen witb saint
stripe. and barred. This- lot in of-superior quality, and
cannot be had elsewhere in this city. Also, a small lot
of plain. white and embroidered Alameilles Vestinge.—
The patronage of the public in solicited.
may C. WERNEDITHO,2SI Liberty st.
(Journal copy.)
beam I re** boost*.
TIIS.T OPENED, at'No.69. - corner of Foortli.and Mar
t) ketsts one case of handsome Belzarineit, which will
be S „
old at the low price of I centsper yard: also, 1.
case fine doott 14e. per yd. 1nt027 • PHILIP ROSS.
,IF.W GOODS—NEW GOOOS—Tho unoersigned bus
just returned from' the eastern cities, and is now re.
coking a very large assortment of new and handsome
summer Dry Goody lie will , in a few days, have open,
for the inspection'of purebasent, the largest and the LIMY
cassrmer stock of desirable goods that he has ever
brought to this market.. Pricel never were lower. Call
soon and secure a bargain. PHILIP ROSS.
mad; No. 59. corner Fourth and Markel sts
CALLICOES! CALlCOES! —fireat Reduction y p rrW
at No: 59.—Noar opening at No. 69, Corner of Fourth
and Market sty., the cheapest stock of,new /tyre'calicoes
and chintzei we have ever offered, among which are
1 ca. dark calicoes, at 3 cts. per yard;
I cc. purple do , do ,fast colors;
1 cs..platil do . 6 1 do do
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cc. striped da do do
..4/ro, a full supply of Nary rich and fine calicoes and
chintzes of superior quality, and of the nearest designs at
from 10 to Vie. per yriid. fma27l PHILIP ROSS. '
Third. Supply for the Season.
f fii; Jr
o IIy G RY is rtehecci:eianfohni;s and THIRD tibtUort
now comprises the newest styles of French Prints, from
of to 18 } cents.
English. Chintzes, English Purple Chintzes;
Small fig'd Prints, for children; do. bard Gingham, do
French and English Dress Gingham; Linen do.;
Furniture Prints, from Of to fins- superior. Shirting Mus
lin, for.lo and The cents; Irish Linens, of pure Aar, and
very low., Longlarivns; Sheeting Moraine, from I to 3
yards wide; Pillow Case Muslin', and other house keep
in goods, such as crash, dispels, linen towels, napkins,
volute and colored quilts, :
At the north , east corner of Fourth and Market sts.
Merehurtta will find, in our Wholesale Eooms,upstairs,
a choice stock of Prints, Gingham, &c., at low prices.
ms-'i4
C10L,0...ED SATIN AND- TAFFEI'A RIBBONS A.
lIJJ hlssect Ic :Co. have" received 'AI boxes -of- colored
Satin and 'Taffeta: Ribbons, of every mmober;.also, 10
boxes of new style Bonnet Ribbon.. inay2o
'(ITHITE GOODS.—A. Mem re Co. have en hand
f - an extensive assortment of White Goods, Com
prising Mull, Swiss, Rook, paid and JaVonet Muslin, of
every variety. . . inay 24,
IDRENUR WORKED COLLARS—, Iust _ received this
niomtng by Express, and very cheap, atthe Notth
east corner of Fourth - and Market streets. 2 -
tnayll ' • W-11.11BILPI}Y.
T ADIFZ' DRESS GOODS,-40 11 teceto_ ft
•' pr E_:
.L press, this morning, trtiotbef lot -firm. Mlle Tisanes
Rap. Grenetlinee, Plain end rzed-Rstrons, Plain and
Sada Striped De-4aineat the_ Ocalaouse of
Tl.. THOMPSON,
- ' - No.llo Market et.
rff2t72 neetved per :sprees,
ttnothe; lot of . ttiOs*.hedvi fring , W plain and figar-W
.9tne*Pitplacts; which still tie ooWeit rediult!4 prices, at
-• • ROST. D: THOIS.ON'S..
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118"Preceived, byrapreoss, / &Ter French Bilck
0k164 abd 6 ptSttper Fancy eatdmeres,-
b6,6011116!)tby WERIMUILO, 261 Liberty at
11 404. (layrintal corr.) • .
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CINCINNATI ANII PITTgI3iiROII
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NE.
rplil.9 , lndejAindent Line'of steainers Is novecomposed
.of .the largest, swiftest, best flushed. and Animated.
embalm . poyrerful boats on the watent of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the service's...of the he and
most experienced men engaged in the river - business.—
The line hes been ,
in operauonfor sax Tetia;: has earned
nearly two militant of people, without doing this slightest
iniary, to their pezions. The -proprietors' challenge cora
4ninson with any passenger lute in the Union; for safety,
TMlTillarikrt and speed. All that 'moneycat primula has
been provided
- for the Safety; comfort and convenience of
Passengers.. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
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RONDA, YPIC/CD.T.—Tlie .MO:coNoaincLa, CoPt. BAnfc,
will leave Pitteb urgii every Monday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheelingevery Monday evening at 10 1.. )1...
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TURSDAYjjiati taPt
Jno. Mine - utter, will leave Pittsburgh every' . 'lteadaY
morning at 10 o'elock ; Wheelirtg . ?very ProtsdaY
"IfIZDNESDIY .P.ICKET.:-The; 'Saw Exat.atm' No.
2, Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh 'every Wethiesday
molgurl at 10 a
-:c lock ; 'Wheeling every Wednesday even
ing at /0 az
TIIIIRSDAY PACRET.—The Bettiss.s . r, Capt. B. .7.
Grace, will leave Piusbur,th eery Thursday monsing at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 20p. st
, .
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FRIDAY pAcIcEr.T.Le CurrEn No. 2, Capt. Creaks,
will leave Pinelinnrifivery FridallTlOrtiing a; Itleclock;
Wlieeling every :Friday evening at WI , . )r-
SATURDAY
Carne wilt linvePittnburgh every Saturday morning ar
10 o'clock 7 Wheeling every Saturday ey - ennig at 1.01... m.
v - ros,..eart. 4. G.
Ainaryn, Pitintiorgif SMidny thorning
at
10 o'clock; Wheeling livery . Sunday el:ruing at .10 X. m-
PI ttakargli and BefleiVllKVllle Daily Packet
Fmnit, ll'ikterar I.ct,lS4S.
IaIAVE I)AILY $ XL A 1).4 p.
The 6,110 w-fits. new boats eomplete tee line
ibr the prevent senson: ..4.TLANTIIt. Capt.
James l'aricinson:llALTlC; Capt.A.irar.ohs:
and LOFTS ItI'LAICE.T' apt. 1.1. Bennett. The boati are
entirety new, and
are tilted tip without regard to expens,.).
Every comfort. tint - money ran preettri: ho, heenprovl-,
ded. The boats will love the 3follontrel/eln Whit - L . lll(mi.
at the foot of RO,. et:' Pasienaera Will! toe "pane met on
board, as b oats Will certainly leave tit cud laisertieed
houre.
The ne r se ant? gplendid pAs:arriiierl4l4.l
st.:niact BALTIC. Caps. I:Jarva>a.ili loave
for the above port darine. the prssent •oSee.l4..itt
positively.
Forfrekslt or passage : , ppl7 n,bore,
.For,.
await THE fast miming prisseni•erstmr
A
SYLVNIA, It GRA r„ asterwill lryvv
regularly for the above and biterinvdiate. ports. • -
For frelula or passage apply onboard.
rrils
For lieu Orleaus. -- "
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THE'splendid new- steamer SAVANNA.
DENXISON. Master. will jebvE , .regulorli
for -theabove and intermediate Jundingn. Saturday,
For freight or passage apply on bonrd.: rnals
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For By.: LionlN: •
•The, new and sp:e ndid stertin;tr Olt I FATAL.
Vat* !loos: Master, vein leaave for the above
and intermediate ports. regularly.
Por freight or pasts:tee apply on board. mals
For St. Louts.
TIIE splendid steamer NORTH CAROLI
NA, LISVMS - gT,- 3Taster, leave for the
aoore anu intermediate ports, regularly.
For freimit or pasaatm. apply on boani. - mai&
For St... Lends. Gaiiena, unit -
ijairta THE good steninei ST. A.NTliCiNle.
Mar; Muter, will leave fez , the above.
ports. regu lady. . .
For freight or passage apply on bonrd, or to
Nor ACW ur/easse.
THE fine new steamer A.NIEBICAN EA.
OLE, ii-lIE3 Aral:mm.7 Master, wal leave
for e a ore and all intermediate, on Tuesday, May 30.
For freight or passage ripply on board. orto
ma 2 6 G. B. MILTENBERGER, Agent. .
For — iiilgornstrille.
THEneWMail and Passenger steamer AT
LANTIC, isms Pas:mots, Master, will
leave tor the above port this day, at 8 .1. 11, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board. - -feb2
For Lafayette and Waltman weer,
The light.draught steamer SWAN. B. May,
Master, will leave for the above and inter
mediate landings, regularly.
or reight or passage apply on board, or to
apt 4 JAMES MAY.
Far Cincinnati. , .
The light draught steamer
FBIENDSHIP,
iflriliairts, Itf aster , will leave for the above and
intermediate ports. regularly.
or freight or passage apply on hoard. mar 15
New Arikvingemeut.
• • THE, steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver. GIP-SgOW, and Wellsville. on Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday. at 9s. h a stenting on Monday. Wednesday, and Fnday. She a
boat at the landin% between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights at any time. .
S. & W. FIARBAUGB. Agets,
mare - No 33. Wood street. .
Pitt/blurs!' and Wheeling Placket.
THE. swift steamer CONSUL, DOBSUY P.
Krdincr, Master, will leave regularly for
Wheeling, on Monday, 'Wednesday. and Fri
day, at 10 o clock, precise/Jr.
Leave Wheeling every Tuexday, Thursday, and Satur
day, at 7 o'clock..s. positive:Y.
The Consul will land in all inte
rmediate ports. Every
aecommod anon. that can I/cloven - red. for the comfort and
safety of paasengera, has been provided. The boat is
also'provided with a self-acting safety-guard, to prevent
ex_pkution.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
Marti JOHN FLACK, Agent.
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For Cincintinti.
Ogii m it t
. The new and splendid Passenger steamer
ILIOULANDER, Citptainii. A. Foist will
eave or e above and all intermediate ports regu
• For freight or passage, baring superior aceinnmoda
lions; apple on board. - rna23
Fittr Loulry e.
THE Kentucey Hirer Packet, Gltl•T EA
GLE, Huooas, Master, will leave for the
a ore an otennedtate ports regularly.
For freight or passage epply on board. fetid
' or 81 - .7t0010a
THE new and splendid steamer ANDRFAV
putzoN, w. H. Fourox. Master, will leave
or e a ye and intermediate landings regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
Man . JAMES ,hIAI.
For St. Louts.
aidagTHE fine steamer WITIMING. T/1031.1.5
l Garant-re, Master, Will leave regularly for
the above poit an+llinteernedfate,tegularly
Par freight or passage, Wrong superior accommoda
tions, apply on board, or to
.maZI GEO. 8.. MILTENBERGER, Agent.
, APOLLO
FOUrtrii STREET, 13k;AVEEE wool) s, i%Luna.-T.
splendid Hall has been finished, and fitted up in
the best style for the aceortiOtiation• of the: Public.
It can now he rented for ContertslLehtures, Public Meet,.
ings, Exhibitions of Paintings. &e.. &c.. by the night, day,
or week. For terms, apply to CHARLES H. PAULSON,
or ukSENJAMIN TEVIS. . •no 7
PI 'HI MOSTNORA:NT - meta august Jur a yuasig or
old person. male or female, with a putrid, bad breath,
or bad teeth: Perkins who have .either.rare honorably
assured • that' a 2s. box of JO.NES.' TOOTH
PASTE/ Will, on trial, - without fail,-
Make the breath pure and sweet.
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the teeth white, and the gums hard.
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Reader s Just try this one,. It is sold in New York ni
Chathinn •st., and by WM. JACKSON. Ant,
mar.2o . - Y9Liberty.st.
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IrrOur friends who feel inclined Id assist In procuring - subscribers for our Campaign bt,gbant
enough to eat. out the following prospectus, and attach a poet of paper at the bottom, whereort:tet-writa.ll&,
scribers names.
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Immediately after the nominations a the
Baltimore Convention arc made known to
the country—say about the tst of June,
nest, = the undersigned will couitnetice the
publication of a small Compalgn - Paper,
entitled
ACV.F.EItSONIAN:
which will be, issued .weekly, fors , six
months, or until. the result'of the election
is atmcainced.' The JEFFF.RSONIAN,
will be filled With Political ,Clatter, exclu
atvely; artd,will be furnishcl-to Clubs fsh,
the following terms, viz
Ten Copies for
Fifteen,
Twenty,
Fifty,
One- Hundred,
It seems to be genetagy admitteki; that
the appmehinig Prnsidetstiat Carepaig.n,
wiArbe one•oriiiiusual
ri.,w
t :4
JAMES - 31A, or
GEO. AftI.TENIIERGER.
Federal. Party, so often defotietl,Wn nt :.
more in the field, endeavoring, with u its
hundied Driarean hands, tiigrrisp and bring
within its ranks, all the factiona and-fag.
ends of parties in the country, so - ,art to
make common oppositicin to the
,Dernocracy.
On account of the eatteme'eheapttesa
of the paper, we shall be obliged to adept.
1 the cash system, rigidly. Therefore, ti'
1 attention will be paid to any order, unless
accompanied by the cash. ,- ' I '''l' The JEFFERSONIAN will-; , iiti .s
zealous - support to the - Noxitireit- the'
(NATIONAL Donvzisrwrrlarid *ill 'field up
to public gaze, the unprincipled and nupa 7
triode ware of the Federal party,andAli
those who are lendi4 "aid and cniiplftzt,ti
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BANKERS, EXCRA.NGE -BROKERS; _
And Dealers in Foreign= and Domestic •BinkanimegesmUFt
calm of Bank Noon; Gold an Saw , Na, 86 ;raw:
shut, ant Founh, Was side, PlUSfaeirai
marl4-ly
ai.face /MAXIM. - - ElM.94LP.,,*4".li?lief""-?
KRAMER & 1t.41131 1 .'
Banktos and .Ezehange, Rink e Ihvglirs in Fanjet' lOW.
.Donsesde Rigs,. Bats Bzehange, Colifiesks
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t, sank Notes. and Vo • -
Corner of Third and Wood nts, 4 4,toenT c.TIN
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Charles Noiel. . • • .
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pr Cincinnati i
Baltinl°re tars
Philadelphia
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Buying *Wu; • county. •
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kee di in uneaki 111. 4,144'
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Vir&tha • Maryland
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TIMMERS in Coin, Bank
and Domestic Excharge,. ,Cortill__,e,,,„alli_fir_ ~,._,__r'
EXCH&NOE OIL all Ole pr
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and Dnepr - , for sale in auras I ao.lp, , y u c i n_ria_Ttra, . _
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CURRENT and par fonds received o, !Isp.o,!ane, :_......._
COLLECT/ONSMade )2/14,a1l Par'
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9, Willlken * e°4. .'7 if ,' -"- -444 f
Ellghlb k Bann ed. ...- : ..'
rieniir,e & Orotherj 1 ph.,... , e ,,ci,.. :i ,
•• I %lies, i.athrnp & , ' 43.4 ' r...". ....7 .7 ....,, ~..
M. R. Thntnpso•t 6' CO
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LiOadly. Pilell79 & Co. (yew` 'liork.
~ Babcock & Co. ' 5
Tiffany, War4l h. co. 1 , ~ _
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In. M - 4714ill.nigh 4. Co.. , Ba.tralorl .
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Mr. Janes a.-orge. . ~ , : 6"
':.-li. limn,. Citicirattlti, 0.
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Joseph IV's ts.on. j Aras.ilon, 0 - .... ,
littss.rs. Felrlier & Ill'Altila , n.. s
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R. C. Ellit4, I.:sr! , Cf:shier, Da Li. of Le vrn 1 , ...,_,
).;,,,,,,,, h. Sepiruli,..r 2d., 1.94. , -
• PR; I ‘..L I ASE.S..:- .or.ffreteri;"-I,Ntr
fir, Ditunend Alley; eon ;b e 'cromulted malt
eases of a private- or delicate na.Nrelnefai,a.
hills:ma Syphilitic 6rhntorts.g.oneiritiei'•
and its consequences, to
ilrities Of the blond. with all•disetrscrior •
.orrra: origin; sku disease4-wlthstrh,nimarglecatrorthral;
di_ccharges. seminal - wcalpeis imPoteney; also;
am. ..womb.
monthly suppresiions,, diseases of the joints, fultaliCja'. ,
too. nerrousulfections. - pains in the • back and loins;
vinous of the r.eek of the Inaddmr and It.ttliwys; neorbitil
erapeons, tatter. ringworm-tnerctirial
• TWELVP 'lll4llS
tie Exclusively devoted to- the wily endfreatincit ordtnnai
roll disorders', and Mose eraing Irvin yetstain' ex;etstiesir;
gaiety. climate, or -impurities of the, blood, wherchy the
COMllituiton away have been e nce etEli..l, 'enable iD r.BrO tooll'er gltt
assurances of speedy mils( to alt - who
themselves under hts care. _. • - •• -
• Dr. Brown's ofik ca are convettientlferrengraiekO.,SeP'•
orate. apartments. l'utients ,cau visit Dr. withoef -
of exposure to other. visitors. - •
It is of importance to many pet - cousin need ptinedulkt -
aid. to obtain good advice privately andproMptly,„--To nil
such. Dr. Brown's ready. skill. ILI reMOVi9gytnel:ral 44 ,
east.s, in their various command stages; offers aiductierist,e.
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are liereh'tstp.;
prised that Dr. Brown . has. been regularlfedneaMd or •
every ' , ranch of medicine, and for' he last twelia glare .
Confined himself exclusively to treatment. of *ho)!,
diseases.
Dr. Brawn - is the only regularly educated surgeor -
Pittsbiugh Who, gi'ies 'his whale attention todits ,. ...
Irr . Certain,, safe and speedy cures will, ut OilCssesi .
guaranteed.
Recent cases are relieved in a short iime, withouqute.ci'
run from business. • •
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'llernia Ruptnre.,--Dr. Brawn. else inviteettei:- •
sons afflicted with-Sienna to call; as helots galtroest.tcat
tar attention to - that disease. • .
Letters 'from a distance, asking advice, moat eciitttaVilos
fee: or they will not be attended to. • • '
ID-Office on Diamond Alley.: a few doors froM.:Fcifid
Meet, towards the market. Consultations strict
denttaTly ecnilli
:
HEUIVIATIFOI.---Dr. Beatles itewly 'discovered sew.,
edy for Rheumatism b s srieeily , and Ceroxiirnetrir
for that painful trouble. It never faths:.., • -- .
Mee and Private Consultation Routin, fikPar:'
moud alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The nectar Is • alwaye;
Home.
%Visite Reran Hotel, -
Mars= ariunr, atrtrzinv 'swum asp - moats .susattip
TT BMW LANDWIf ER respectfully informs 'itiakold•
I friendaand eustomers,that the almve estahltr a nt
hits undergone a thorough repairing, and 'is now _ rk
in the neatest and most beauttfhl
. style, for the. lnesgwOrdat.
guests. • EveryoluxinT the market atTordt wllll{,e - irro.l
cured, and neither pains or expense will be spared
der those who sojourn with him
cos
ciati
possibly desire. ills Bar Will be constantlY suggled .
with the purest old Wines and Liquors. He 'keepa_ms
band Shires , fine Pale Ale, Penet's fine old Bratulgi..4o.„
haninsberger's and fine Champaign Wine*, of the old_est
and best brand,. lie respectfully solicits the paktufege
of the public nulyl7.lits , •
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it esedale Gardens, In Manchester..
friends,ler takes pleasure in announcing twhisold
I and the citizens generally, that ROSITALE
has been newly fitted up for the accommodatlint quid'
comforter the Public. The buildings have been Ihninherk
in n neat and fashionable style; and the surrounding
gardens have been laid out in a fashion that will linnet.
all who have taste for beautiful scenery...:. :- -... .. •
The location of Rosedale is well known. - &taint in
Manchecter, within a mile and a half of the city, err dm
bank of the Ohio, the prospect in every , direct/tut:its
a charting . For health and comfort, there is tie place'
i equal to nin the neighborhood of Pittsbullth. - - ...- _:.-, .., ,
A limited number of families, who desire A Jumper
residence out of the city, will be received on easy terms.
Transient visiters Will find ROSLD/LLE IL most agutesblek.
place in which to pass a day or a week. - . • -...- . •
The Refreshment Saloons will be supplied with - 811'6 - er
[ delicacies of the season: Delicious Deterages,t Ica: :
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Creams,Timits, Confectionaries. A:c. The Table •rntbir:
supplied With the choicest viantw.. '-- -%:. . -,;. - ,
;Ws • The whole establishment will be condneted on.
strict temperance principles. Ten-pin Alleys hate - Wen - -
built; but no betting will be permitted- ' AU: e a tftWof -
chance are prohibited.: -:- , , 6 -
,:,,..iner
The Plenums fin , reaching Rosedale are:m:Ma/
An Omnibus lekees the North end of the Old ..Allegi*tir ,
Bridge every half hour. and will leayWpassengeniatthec
Gardens. The steamer Greenwood leaves the Allcktheak'.
Wharf ectiyitour. and lands withitrafew huntired,yunlr
of the - Rosedale
,Cottage.
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mayiktf - - - - -LEVI DURCIIF/Efillt
TIM - attention of,gentlemen purchasing gnrtnentslor,
. dress wear, or ordinary busutess purposes, in' dkrecit-r
ed to the stock of goods at present on our countem.Corr ,
sitting of every grade and shade of French, EnglWitud-.:.....„
Delgum Cloths and Cas.simeres, in endless' varietyclunt, -
'resting! for every one's use, which'sr il l ben:tilde - to order •
in"a superior manner, atptiees that will not he Anvil:oa br
the best of bargain makers: C. IVERNEBERG;.
marld - gate htGuire tk CO.) 251.Lit.nriv
-Ll EASIER! If yob. have bad 11AIIt -pm would "tear*
it, be eatonishet e etrect of a bottle or
.. .Kwar..
CORAL. HAIR, RA'FIVt. lineeda but onatiiilL'
Sold at ta Chat I GC, N. Y.. and bpi
marVi
-WM; 3.ecciCSON, Agent,
_ 80 Liberty 'street.,Pituririrb.
W i t. H- L....:4l=vizia 4 r,„ifttiarriv,l47;
his office. Bakery Pa. Building, opposite the-Now:Bona
Honae,Pittsbttrgh. 4.
Mc on, in the General Lana Mee.. at. Iraihiititott;
will attend to my bushiess there, free of•eltarge,to
cants: RBE. *I . IIII PLBS -7 45 - tatiirefsGreTeir.4
pes in at
Uf and for sale by ' B. te W. HARBit,UBB.-'
apt
uAe-125 tbs. Candin Superior; = -
25 boxes Proctor & Gorsole Fontiln,
10' -" Cruruptotilt Co.. Palm:
roue - -J. lI.J.
Marti .1, 1848-
40,0f•opgii,-`
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