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158 Ftrfast ealifitif.:- . 4lfere is. nothing more - irybig
to the'hunliteednittftulloftlifauaudden cluumistotWealh l ,
er. Refit rarifleatini,bloodlantr inereasee ll a /*alphas,'
don; bniwhert- Suddenly thccked,; those- hiimortaabick
should ptiii'oirffiy' the,Ofini - saw thrwahlialßinwlid4,7
causing coughsPeWirconimPtiollidiffitnibY.Of
ing, watery tifd'flifianieipores, - sore-thronty.aadliallit
outer eninplfiiiits:- •
Wrigars Indian !singable Pals ere a - dslightfilinedielne
for carrtingiff,it.eiddhiendse They.tarry off from the
body ,thbee bin:note' wltielf Ails, the cause of the abotie.
complaints': 'Poiii.Wf fives af said Indian Vegetable Pills,:,
litkel)7eYett higlifisiFtordelci daysi•
carry. lrthq,itolif obstinate told ;et the • same . time the.l
dige timing :11l be tesicired to a healthy tonci. and
newGfo- dpi gi Sett la the Whale frame. •
Betva#l* cntficiettte- s and Imitations .— Remember
that the' Ori g inal `and Only Oentaintr.lnilian :Vegetable:l
Pills nese dte,writte a ziguttaia 'of 'Mamma IVutarrr on]
the ton Wel' abON boy , . •
Re ember alsoi that Messrs. FOuchtwasiger &00., of
Newt ; I ns. ;Ito. 8. Glaiefie It'Co., at Cincinnati; and I
B. Wilder & Co., of LOOistillo, SOT agents tot Ibis !
medicine, and we can, not gua rantee the genuineness of
that offered bythenffor •• .., I
The,. genuine is for, sale .at: Ih"l'Wfight's Principal"
Office '169 • Race lintel, ~. Philidelphia ;band - byy. JOHN',
THOI:IpSON, 156 Liberty iftrdieti:Pimbenth,. Pa., who
is sole agent for this elty, by wbOurdeallersean he slip =
plied whaletale rate. . .feb2l
-__.---APEMIOAR;CO/Sra rgaiTADLE P6llO Ain%
a Pal . . l, ..NlViaVer Complaint, AO - cotton of the Longs, Pal
pitation of the Acart.• Colic, Jaundice.. rind Worms, the
-. g 3 nri,g o ori a t s ell an r
o l c o e f e tt n r i . fi C em li t e e ken .
ofefhieswinoiliefalritaillAceurreensil
• , the eltositieonaptalitteohrou g lt the agency of these Pills,
..11may 'beseen tit D,r.. Cliekenees Male. . The. Pill 'hi en
crustedmiith augur, so that the ingredients are not appa
rent to the taste. •So skilfully- isit com Pounded that the
patient 'it not...subject to Me' distressing Ripingi rrhich
i follow the mso of.almost 'all other medicines.. Indeed,
i but for the thorough purging produced by iheyiii, the pa
tient:a-Mild be iguorant of-its invaluable medicinal pro
' perties. In all cases where the : desired effect is not pro
.. oneed,lf the Pills he taken according.to the printed di
.,/, rection, the money , will-be returned..
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(E" Sold by - , . ~ .', W ALJACiSON, Gen. Agent,
tehzik ' ,"•. -: • . 69 Liberty street,. Plueburgh.
. -• ' [For list of Agents see advertisement.] .
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El:r A cough should never lie ifeglebted. • it may ap
pear tritling and twerp:My Ate • etteutieti at, Aril, but t
will:lCM remain stationary loug: may progress slow at
firstfund its augmentation may oesearcely perceptible
yet when itotice4sCliel.tbalunes, all the other parts of
the body..will be sympathetically affected. and a confirm;
ed Consumudownud - premmure death Will be the Inert
able result. A little earn mould save Many a life,atid
be timely . use Of st•Po3c•c - rellnetly - might have arrested
many a consumption. But many persons have an brvisi-,
eible tephgtuanee' s to taking any medicine, end rather
than use the means towards arresting .n disease, simply
because the remedy,.coaruot be o'pleasent.bbe, would
suffer and languish Isr altiagl i me,beforc they Would re
sort to Me aid of.medicine. :
13. A. 'Fatunttock... & Co.'s • Cottib Balsam has a great
advantage,la thistespect overbanny other Cough prepa
redoes-as nsplensent taste permits it to be used without
inconeemeace- 'Slut its:rn.ue as -Balsam consists in the
speepiners .care We have known some of the
most desperate COdghi4sonie of:a-blabbed been running
ou for tt contialemble length of time, yield utmost imme
diately to its -. • , . .
Prepared ou9 !dr and retail, by
' ' FAHNESTOCICdo Co.
coi,Sklmia and lir rand 'Wool end can ste •
novi7 '
11:7)aartra Nor. thattgiti,, yoar,physicians and friends
give you up to diel I "'Your condition cannot be more
hopeless than'th at Of Mra.tflowis •
Thai . is tocertify that I was Inken with a pain in my
side and kraut, attended with a distressing coach, and
for the spate, of one year gnmie4pidly worse. Although
I had is attendance three phyedeintis, one of whom was
considered yeti- bi 'their efforts proved aliPe
uustvailiug. At last one Of the physicians came in, uud
decided that I could not live more than one day !auger!!
All bf tityfriends believed that a few dap, at most would
end tukcaribly career!!
My brother, at this crisis, hearing of the nstonishing
t Queen Made by fir: Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, went to
.Chillicothe, distant thirty to procure , the above
,metileirm;a4 Stronet - to tell, before I bad a , ed half a
bottle/toy : cough' 'tv,aa.cathely cured, and when .1 had
used, two bonlesl.tinati'abln to attend to my family voca
tionilicusuia: • likautar Rows:.
%Ve.the andersitipeil, eettify that this account of.
Mri:RoxveYs is eor . rect, we being personally acquainted
with all the eltealastanues P , Y: Jotnsov,
• • • , ' , Ergo I AlarrnEn-R.
• • , • •. • Titoal9GitAi, •
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WholosolODeuigisus, No. Go Wood et. •
: HARDIN,
bl Vita/kW.' • •--• • • - Giant street.
• • The. Ist Aprll. .
TassPii •
31{0P.—To all pc isens
SP about td remove, atid.wantaiur their Stores or iiOIISCS
reputred,i'.Counters, Dacus, Windows; and
Bomb* Wheels pat np:.,..earpeitter work of all kinds
dorm, tat .atturt .nolice, on reasonable terms. Cabinet
works/Jade. to order, and Furniture neatly repaired and
varnished, ort reaso 'table teriri.‘— ' ou Fifth street, between
Wood and Smithfield streets. in the Coffin Warehouse or
Joholitsett,',lltike Af Wm. Trovillo4 opposite the Alle.-
110 1 extY .ttnoiL 14414 , [febl4:dtaplj .103111111 PRICE.
101b0eirET .1:00}; Ltk.RT—:A large illick7Pocket
iehataittimy sundry ..valuable documents, was lost
somewhere betweeri kiAISITSEIee, SCUittlfielit Ctrecl, and
Guisenhaver's, an Liberty street, yesterday attentoon,
between 6 and 6 o'clock. •
The finder Will bewell rocs:coiled 6yienvingit
office. .* • . if)nN HOORN,
(Obi{ -"• • •• ',Constable. Fifth NVord.
,CASELS, BALM A.' I'ACKAG 4 of Fareica and
Demote Dry Graffdi Azietiort, at MeEE N NA'S .
On Thursday next,. February ftt; at 10 o'cloelr • in the
krenOon r errll be sold ittAfellunpa's Auction Rooms, No.
114 AVood street, three doors . from Fifih; the .contenti of
49 cases; bales ,and packages . of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, comprising a general •variety, among which
are a large lot of Fancy Good's, Silks, Shawls,Dina.,
and Laces. Alio, superflueCassimeres,Clothsuslins,
Calicoes, &c. Terme: eashypai funde:. ••• •• • • . • •
felrf/0 . , :•,. ..IAAIM.
CAtikoluirrAVAlciliis,-7.7.7 — 7 • . • •
low :Awed Wagon Papeei,(CovernmetA sizes 0
500 " ffutial for hale bTy'' • .
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C. A. AIeA.NULTY CO.
feb9 -" ' ,:" 'Canal Basun
HMgt (successor to.Moartrt & Lt,_ ) Wool Dean
. and Commission Merchant, for lilt hale of Ameri
cell Woolei'
Boo&eikn. Siationets, and Paper Ikatms
gamier of .Raad turd Thirdsttrets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hook-binding and Printingdoue Warder. . 14,19
TAMES F: KERCirtoirts — ersits Lam—Ohre removed to
0 Poo rti r. e , between. Stailitfielditud Omit streets
Pittsburgh:. • • • • • • '
, 711 n PS- BU.LF rpt-4usitecilveti by
feb,a'.ARMSTRONO & CROZER.
( - I RANI:ha L : ONSANIY PINEAPPLES—A few
iur bunch,. of eactribyenle by
ARMSTRONG Se CEOZEIt
i i :Te ßlyrrEtt o-day reed by
lebUr ARMSTRONG &...caozEß. •
Fa.Esu 804.04 J3UTTEI4-B,brareig:tpklay receirsd
fetal" & CROZEIL •
EGGS-1 !dioxin's* ed -by
feblac ARMSTRONG & CROZER
60nAlECESBUM!.PORK= or sale by
febls ' • ' ARMSTRONG. & CROZER.
WECESJIIJ,LK PONlC— lust received and for
34)0 giaa" . .. A
.'(febI4).RSISTRONG&CRO,ZER.
4y.
.arrele todayy received ana tor
Uebl4).• ARMSTRONG &CROZEIL..
Ao .pRIED PFACHES—Thie day reed and for
0.?4,f sal by . lfebq ARMSTRONG & CRUZ EH- •
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pARD- 7 For sale by •
ARMSTRONG Ac CROZEIL
ICLr-N tlerecs, just teed and for pale br
KING it. I , IOOR.HEAD, Diamond
11110.A.CON-Jiami aad StiouMere, a prime aniclooft
always on hand and for sale
tfeb9] . • KING &
ItAISLNB-45 , boxes.iwd 44, hal( boXeg, astore and
for ::ifet)9,l MOORIICAD; .
triCKOßTNVTl376bbls. , Hickory Nur!, for sale L
••' . .I±IIIIITH k.bINCLAIR,
CIREEICiOrg..EI9. bbl e: for sate by
1 11.11 -- ,rebls ' • "'SMITH
MIOLL BOTTER-;4:bbls. (rush fur pale.by
-...• f • StaiTS.4 l 4 SINCLAIR.
RIED FRUIT —A few sucks Apples and Pennines,
mildlry ''tfebls( " 'SMITH &SINCLAIR..
••Li/MD.—A.7 kegs Lard, No ; 'just received *sod for sale
rbr ' : ,: . ifebl6 SMITH & SINCLAIR :
EMOHES I 3 lacks 'Peacheot, Just received.and !for
,salc. by , .• Ifebl6] • • SMITH fr—SINOLAIR.
rum '131:1E13-lti barrels, received yesterday Te?-
lri-sseamerJamea_Nabign, and (or oak by ' •'• • •
fop •"- • • • •' - SMITH
.IEVINOLAIR;..
DRJED/APPLE3-,18 suckn -Drieil•Apples . ill store
.ntuttar salp:by. VOWS), SIIIIITH tr. :31N6LA1U.
wi boxes U. R Raisin* . .
”, :oesole by
!jan3l.,-; -• • • . L 13INCLAJR.':
,LS• • CUMMINS. &40.1111311. .
A 44A 1 C - rti i r•lSF .l A -I ,i7g I FITM - aiTstiliiiirtit
, Yale "" , :tifeb_llll 4 .PUbiIMIIIB &
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INEMIN
60171 1 ,, E T ga l le -5 g tf:771 14 1 .71: S g AVITES I SN I" ," I
ikbis • , • ; ,•••:. ;.7 - N 0.9 tbnitl!Geld on. ;.
bbls.ltuocks .
.11ctinswites ; ;.ftir into bir ' '
CORN MEA.I:--“Frrish (Arnold. Sißed Coro Meal, just
leOeired tin& for satrapy .• r.- •
feblO' • - C; - ACIIF.RON ;
5U DOZ. OOSN.URO(I Inirreeil and jor xul”
• • it. J C."ACH MUM
CIORK-7000 busbeialatt Teeil and fur ante by • •
RHODES & .ALOORDI,.
feb13 , ..v.. • . ' .1!;%. 30 Eitlh street.
wari IdEAl,—Of 'ourotoo :Msnotoesur&-Corefol y
• othd for sale by • RHODES fr.-ALCORN,
strent;:.
LAM CHEESE-350 boxes Cee,ana Chen's., Ici stare
ki and for sale br , ijdn'29) .S.*:W.'HARBAUOII.
200 Cclit'.l7,,Nl7l.°ll4 . 4'EfiPstiT.E
variety of interesting matter in eln d i figall the
. p . i . crgyaline •
of the late fight between Sullivan and flyer, t .
g7' Smithfield street, - third doo - y . above 24, . fe bl2
WRAPP/NO PAPER-4. ,-
1000 renaniMedituntitrOW Wreppint •
1000' • Crown
500 " double cr'zt
Received indicr solo lithe fter War /louse of! •
f e te; ...11.10. BILL, 87 Wood at:
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Insrat i G* l3 oow os' TRADE:
w...x/sKEtt:,
hIONEY . MATTERS.—The demand for money,
we understand, is not as great as it has been during
tho.carly part of of the winter. Our merchants and
manufactuiers are flush with the prospects of a fair
businessin thp spring; and as produce is firm, with
an upward tendency, in Europe, we have no doubt
but that money. will be abundant among our farmers,
who are thb 1:03111 . pillora of the nation's prospentjr;
The gold of California is beginning to have its iallu•
encb in the Easterri Cities on real eitate; nod it must,
soon have its influence on every operation of COM.
morce. AMerican Stocks are in high demand its•
Europe, as the world's confidence is strong in tbe
stability of American Institutions, and American in. ,
bag,rity. American produce will be needed to feed
the armies of gold gatherers in California. and the
"yellow boys" . will come here in exchange; and this
will circulate in every vein and arteay cf the bode
politic. Arid the consequsnee .will be, as such con
sequences always have been, that the prudent will
be benefited, and the imprudent and visionary will
meet with disappointment. The prospects are
brigs; bat the experience of the past should not •be
overlooked by any one.
ASIIFS--There have bean soma trifling transac
tions in Soda and other ashes, but we note no
changen.' Sale of 10 casks Snda Althea at 31e,eash
Pearl we quote at 151051c.rSalaratue at 61c.; Pots
41a.41e; fisorehings at The demand is very
light. •
BACON—Salta of lima at Sic.; Sides nt tic.;
SiloWeis nt 4 10 4 10. The safes reported to us
amount to about 20.01100 ms: for the week. Sugar
cored Hams are worth 411639 e ., ,
BLOOMS--Held nt 865070.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—No supply, and no de•
nand.` The reason is Over:
BEEF—Sales of Dried Beef at 71c. in a retail
way; but little doing.
BEKSWAX..Some transactions reported at 19
22c. front first bands and from aware.
• BUCKETS—SaIes of Bearer and Marietta Buck•
ets at $2,1502,20. Good supply in market; sod de.
marld brisk as usual.
COTTON YARN—Matir•acturery bare made a
change in.prices. We give the table corrected. It
is se advance.
Short Reel— •, Go o
N 0.5 to No.lo to 4 . ;in 04
"litol3 17 ''• • 000=0 000 540
.
“14 18 Coverlet Nara"' 20•20.21
Increasing 1 cent? lb to Carpet Chain 200—
No. 20. Cotton Twine.... • - .200
Long Reel p dor. Ca radio Wick. ..... --Ole
No. 1:•00 8
Bag Filliogs sells at 15c.; No. 1. Batting at 9c.;
No. 2 at Se.; No. 3 at 7c. A soperior article of Bat.
Ling lb sheets 9; by 4 feet, expressly for family use,
and . perfectly clean, at 12/c. ,
..
CANDLES.. We have vio thinge to report:
City dipped. 9 000 rucionatt do . 0U
Mould 10 0101 Sperm, best branda3o 032.1
Pittsburgh Star.--• .22 020 Do. inferior 22 030
- C.ORDAGE..Thero have been come alterations by
manufacturers which are noticed below:
'Manilla Rope,by Coil; 13e
Do do when cut, 14e
White Rope, by Coil, tic
Do do when cat, I2e
Tarred do by Coil, . 10c
, • ;
Do do when cut, . . tic
Packing Yarn, Got, tk,
.
Do do common, tin
Manilla Bed Cords, $1,7602,62,93,50 P
Do do per coil, 13 p
Hemp do 1' f.XXiii,2rrits3,oo p •
Do do per cpil, JO r .
Manilla Plough Lines, 756337 p .
Hemp do do 45
COPPER..The :unsure, Bratlers427a2B; Sheath
ing 2701 d 18(319.
CHOCOLATE..SaIcs at $2,753r3,00, according
to brand.
COTTON—SaIo fifAlabetria at 6}c. There seems
to be a bolter feeling. •
FlSH.—There have been limited transactions this
week at the following prices.
No. 11 Mackerel, # barrel $ll,OO
" " half barrel..... 6,25
No. 2, , 5,00
• • it CI barrels 8,50
N o , g, it 5,50
" • • half barrels.— 3,25
.No.ll,:Greit Herrings itnd Alewives 5,50
ri Salmon 18,50
Codfish, large, ie. lb - ...... 41
FREIGHT—BeIow we give•rt carefully compiled
list or freights to the different ports. It will be ob
served that them are two classes of heavy freight.
• Dowd'. 11. F -t 11. F't.
To Cinciiimiti, cwt., •20 cis 15 10
Louisville, 35 15 12)
St. Louis, So MI 25
Nashville, so Vi
. New. Orleans, pound freight.soo 100 !by-
Lumber is shipped to St Louis at $505- 50# Mr.
To Wellsville end Intermediate piiintsec; to Stew
benville . and Wheeling 9c; way freight below ~irotl-.
10ei.Floor front Wheeling' and points hclaw
Wellsville 121c# bid; froin Wellsville and points
'Aeie IflV , bbl. . • • •
•
• BALirIIOWE & oHro ItanuciaD.—Tho charges on
:the Baltiinota'and Ohio' Itailload' from this city to
'Cumberland are as follows, vitt:Hate, Boots, Ben:
nets nod Medicines, 35 : cents per 100 lbs. Dry
Goode, Groceries, Queensware, Tobacco, 25 cent,
per 100 pounds. Coffee, Salt Fish 20 cents per
100 pounde.
FLOUR—No receipts by river this week; some
receipts by Wagon, eales of which bate been made .
.at. 53,7503,81. Sales from .store at, $3,9704,06.
FRIJIT..SoIes of 200 seam of Pea .Nuts from'
Stet hands at 62c. Deafen expect an advance,—
The above • price will be • freely paid. Sales in si
small way from store at• - ,..68(4750. . Green. Apple
are worth 910001,25, at.winch we have some sale...
Fhey arc becoming .entice ondprices are looking tte.
Sale of 120 sirs D. Peaches' at
. $1,00; tales
. time
store at 81,:001,15. Dried Apples aro, Worth . in
56c. Oranges and Lemons are is sotecidemand,
and there are some small:lots in market; but 'salmi
art hardly worth quoting. Raisins' have advanced
in the east, and are stiffening Op here; sales at $ 1 ,7.
75 by retail,. by large lots we *twin° sales.
FEATHERS—Some law lots selling at aretail way•
.at 34036; a large lot can be bought at 93c.
FUR:B"Th° following a y e the rates' t present:—
Red Fox, No.l, 00 0 75 Rticeodn-••• • 2
No:2, ti 271 Mi n k..........• fl.
•ltittskmt•• ..... 0 a .to. DeerSkin,liv 1b.14
i b h e i
s e
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eu; some a
d e o p q r
C o r :G S oß l7 °C ari ' M Eß o l l E a S— esea T a h a e d ie .C . o ti ll a e l o uiry
spa a shade higher. In our Dailylieview we have
quoted Bales of Molamses at 28029 c; of Sugar at 41.
044 according; to quality. 'Coffee has advanced
fully a te.; we quoto Prime Rio at 71ante. ' •
GRAlN—During the week walleye heard of a few
sales Wheat at 70c.; tut receipts light. Barley tied'
•Ryewertinoto at 40c, without. : pny important trans
.ootiopm,pats worth 266. no.wharir 28c. from stare..
Core livery scarce and in same demand, • worth 38
LENSING.--H4d . st 25c:
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' CUMMINS & SMITII:
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P I,3 EIVORIC-ARRIAGF4EriTs FOR 1949.
Steamboat PaekelLitte,ieuverdaily forCineinnitti,lo • 32.
raglellger• Packet, Ni , la Brownrville, to, Baltimore-and
. Philadelphia, A. II:, aud , •
.t1111..1 Conehtine, direct' to Philadelphia, 9.1. tr., and 'Oil
•NirtlaC2ll and Borithern Atoll CrUteh Line, 6 A. X.
North.Weatem, via Cleveland, daily,lo a. x.
Erie and Wertern New York, daily, 9A. K. • .
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, excipt Sundays, 4
'S.RRIVAtS . .EAND'OEI ...qtTuRE. OF MAILS,
'Enatira Mail 'Pin Philadelplus, due 3 A. at., elounil2
Weatera,Mail, Cia. and Loam., due B.e. x., closet 5 A. x.
S. oath. via BalA and Washington, due BP. :, cloliess A. Ili.
Noitti•Westerti via Cleveland, due 10 A. DiL., closes 9
Erie and Weaterrillew. York, dae Be. x., closes 8 A..x
STOCKS.
. .
. . Par value. diked. Ojfertd
':dunk ofj'ittsb . urgh .
... .850,00 850.00 • 850,00
Erehangse Bank , 50,00 44,00 43,50
Mershants' and Id. Bank •••• •• • 50,00 50,00 49,00
'Fanners' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 49,00
Northern Liberties Bridge 50,00 34,00
Old Allegheny Bridge 25,00 36,00 35,00
Connellsville R. R.Stock , paid on.
shares, $.2,50. 5,00 1,43
City Bonds (8 ft' enni,..) , , • 90,00
Nlonongithelit Bridge 25,00 10,50
Gas Stock • '60,00
Weekly Rev
OFFICE OF THE POST,
YBIDAY Monmna,,February 23, 1849.1
The rivers . have been cloned against navigation
for many days; but we nt last have indications of a
speedy opening. The . Heave r4ackets•commenced
their trips yesterday. We will certainly have high
water immediately. ,
There have beet some changes in prices daring
the week, lint nothing that should be depended upon.
Next week we think the state of the markets will
change entirely, and we will have a taste of spring
husineas.
CRACKERS..The tegularattles to the trade are at
the following rates: • •
• Water Crackers ..41,00 p bbL
Butler do r•• -••-- 4,75
Pilot Bread.• 3.G0 "
Sugar and Soda Crackers 7e. # lb.
CORN MEAL—SaIe of 40 ski at 36c.; resales
(torn. store at 4/%9450.
WMt
... . _
GLASS-Vrltete . : is eeniltierable - britikliesiiiit Win:
dote Glass: : :; Sales lisle at 83,25 to trade ' . s 3 50 to--
omintry; , 10:12,13,50 to trade; $57540 country..
1
Brocituoine,......i t-.%_::-... 7 . , 91i.U........i o Akt 4 t
Quartip gross ~ , la 9,00, 1.0x12••= 7 “ • ••'. 4'• 'la 4,50;
Pint, ' c ' , ., - - i :. - 0.7,1tt1 . , 12118........ -- - .- ,-, .a.7.,00.!
Illad'aNvinn", 0,0.- -
.. . ;.: ..., . I'atentd6.loxl.4 • ..::: . ! ,
-' to gal ••••,- .7. Ci 3 9,00' .to .1.6x24• •• • • c.': G 3 '-'-
Cittrot. iik gross. ' .. 0- 0,001 , : Country brands, .' .-•
VicinticitvGlaini iii.box: ..-., -8x10•••••..," e,•;"1,2503,31
.1 City brandg,.. z. - 10x.12. •••.;• -- ••• ' 3 , 5003 ,02
,''.GUNPOWDER.. salmi , ate - regular , at the .rol lo w
rot rates: .-_
'PFG 14,75 @ 5,60 'Eagle dd. inlia-
Eagle 61- tits • • 0 3,00 perii:. •:•'• 4• • • 0) 3,37
Do. dz. Ilb cno're 7,00 RoolifziwAor• • • .3,35. f 43,01,
1* HEMP- Some send! saleificiinstoiie at $125 , b0
.'
per ton.
~ :1- 1 0NEY..:Yiie :have no. saleitof consequence...
HAY—The:demand is' being supplied; receipts
are large, We'quote'ut SR(39, '''
, DIDES--Wo make a single elterition in quota
Missouri 7 0 0
'Spanish 14 FP 16
Do.' salted
.inox—The table bolo
w - gives the 'prices of lion,
for months :
which have not changed
Bar.Juniata— •••
"Common.--• 9
Sheet... • •••• • sto -71.
Boiler ?intact.. .6 61 et . . .
1
, loaned Junha "ti) 3,5 e .3d "•-• • 0 6,1
809,1 " - 0 400 gpqrs p Th. .... .. g,
CO 7d "••:.:•• , 0 4,50, • " pressed:. ..... 610,
d ".:;:,,, 0 4,75 . Railer Rivets .• •• .7 it SOD
NAVAL STORES"Viere has been no change in
the market, and we quote old pricer: ,:. . ' " -
Rosin fbbl -2,02 0 " N.Carolina 4,00 04,25
'n
icht, 3.00- 0 3,50 Tit - endue:gal.. 62 0- 65
Par, .Allegli'y .3.00 0 3,50 -Var'ish, Copal 1,75 0 1,25
INSURANCE.'. , The following table gives the ratio
... - e
. .
of insuranc on good steamboats : '
To Phila. and Salt. via ITo Wheeling •... • .. &
coast , .1 Brownsville i -..
Cincinnati" ' : I j Loaisvilte •- • ..... .1 1
Evans Ville, la.- ~• .1 11l Nashville, Tenn., 111
Memphis, Tena.'.. 11 New Orleans 111
, Saint Louis, Mo.. • ; 1 Quincy, Illinois, 1 1,1
Burlington, low %-1 111 Galena,
."
_,.l} - 2},
JOtrerson City , .1%10., 2 1 Independence, Ille , .11: i
LEAD.. Regular sales of Missouri Pig at alc.; Bar
sc. Sheet Lead $6 p boxy Cat 6. .The follow.
ing are the rates asked for Patent Lead Pipe : - - .
I inch acqueduct No 2 Lead Pipc sc, pot ro.
I - " No. 2-" " De. 0 "
41 i i, LI 14 • No. 1 ,, o i li c.f . ~
. 1 . " No. 1 " " , 1 „ P. "
1 41. No. 1 44 41 Nem . ..
1 ~" . Na . I • .. " 121c.r
Allothet sizes 61e. 0 , lb.
LUMBER—We give table without' alteration.
There is no change, and nothing doing but a regular
butanes!' from yards. ,
Clear r M . 0::...3.,00 Flooring Ido 19,06020,110
Commondo 011,00 Common Ido - 0—
Clear 1/,. do ' - o=l,oo Oak. 021,01:1
Common 1/do 015;50 Pion Shingles -
_.
Clear 2 do 40,00 V' 1900 240030
Common 2do ' 22,90 Laths, SrisvM, 24002,W
LEATHER.. There. has bean an advance in New
York sole of 131,00 per 100 N. Dealers are doing
a fair business and complain .that they cannot
get sufficient stock to meet the demand. Tho fol. 1
lowing are the present selling rates :
New York Red, middling weights,.... • • • • 18,: p lb
do do Over... .....do 17c •
Baltimore,.
Harness Leather,
Skirting, do - 22023
girdle,. —do gr. doz .. 833036
Upper,..... do p doz , 24027 '
Calf Skins, tv doz - ...111024
OILS—Valt strained Lard Oil sells at bfie.; Winter
Strained 60e.; Linseed 52s5fie.
OIL. CA ICE.. We quote et 010,60010,75; hut have
heard of but one ..nie.
PIG METAL—We have nn. a sale to report. .
There appears to be no enquiry.
PROVISIONS—We have no change to note in
any article ; and therefore quote.as before: There
have been heavy receipts of Bulk Pork, all sales
of which have been at 31(ate. Lard is rather plenty
at sfe. from first hands; B eta. from store. But
ter is in fair request; keg is regularly taken at 9e.;
Rolls at 100121,,as in quality. Cheese is Scarce
and in some request but no advance in prices. Go
hen is held at Sic. Common W. It is stillneted at
POTATOES.. The market is fresh and well sup.
plied. Receipts continue fait; sales of .Neshan
uocks at 70075 e.
RYE FLOUR—Market almost hear and prices
have advanced; sales from More by dray load at
$3,23.
SEEDS.. Nothing doing in Timothy—no 'receipts.
Mut is worth 90095 ; the later price is paid et the
mills. Sales of 100 be. Clover seed at $340 ;
other sales about 350 bu at 3,2(03,25. The
demand is good and increasing ; all the lots brought
are for shipment west. In the east price:s hare ad
vanced, which has caused the stiffness.
STARCH.. Regular sales at 6061 e.
SPICES. :Very little variation in prices; and sale
at the rates annexed
Nutmegs 140 0 1,60
Pepper 9 0 19
Alspice. 13 0 16
1,7 c.. Nonatook 61c
Cloves =I 0 391
Cassia in Mum 73 0 25
Ginger 10 0 31
SHEETING—Pend No
yard.
SHOT..Regular sat, s at $1,3101,44.
SALT.. Regular sales at el at Ma; deatitd
et AS.
TUBS..ltegular sales at $9 40 doz.
VlNEGAR—ampler , sales Cider Vinegar, in bbla
at 7(inc.
WOOL'.. We have,no report to give. We quote
our table as presenting the nominstpriees:
Common 4 224. #lb. I nlood • .2.5 , •.(a20c. pr. lb.
fEttood .., tne. - Full Illood-• • • `tMc•
talood . etc. " l'rmln ••• • • • 30c.
TALLOW..We quote at 1071 e. in the absence
of any important sales.
TIN PLATE..Regular sales I common $10,25
121sS
•
TOBACCO—The dealers report.the (allowing
prices, at which the market is steady :
Cigar Leaf% • • 4 0 7 12slump in box 11 0 15
s.lattufc'd do— •2 0 71 21 " 12 0 17
Ladiett , Twist. oas 10 101 " " 12 0 14
Plug in kege.• • 00 7 Scotch suutr.• •14 16
Plug itt boxes• 13 0, 15 Ruppee ••• ••-• • 14 0 16'
6 Twist 4f4D 7- Cut& dry 25
Cavendish.— • • 0 5
WHISKEY—Raw is worth 16R16fc.; Rectified
we Ratite sales at . ISOUlic.
• .. James W. Woodwall,
MODERN A N'D ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
No. 88 Tam Seltzer, Pirrsacion.
1, A LIS ARG and splendid 'avuartment of Furniture,
suitable for Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Dwell
ings, constantly on band, and made to order,
e preseut Stock on hand cannot beexceeded by any
manufactory in the Western country Persons wishing
to purchase, would do well to give me a call, as I am de
termined my prices shall please. Part of the Stock con
sists in—
Tete a Tete; Buffet Emelt.;
Louis XIV. Chairs ; Queen Elisabeth Chairs;
Tea Poyse ; Fruit Tables;
Toilet Tables; Louis XV. Commode,.
French Mahogany Bedsteads; Plano Stools ;
54/Sofas, with plush and hair cloth covers ;
50 hinhogany Rocking Chairs;
40 dozen Parlor do.
30 " • Fancy do.
25 Centre Tables ;
t.l) pair Divans,' a pair Pier Tables ;
•
15 marble top Dressing Bureaus
B Wardrobes; hi Secretaries an d Book Cases;
20 marble top Wash Stands;
4 pair Ottomans;
S pair Fancy Work Stands. .
A vrey large assorment of common Chairs and' other
Furniture, too numerous to tneution.
HD — Steam Boats furnished on the shortest notice, and
On li10:1110St TCOBOIIUIIIO terms, AO
queedsware. Chins and Warr,
BRITANNIA TEA SETS, MA IVTEI. ORNAMENTS, 4-e.
ILICLLIXO nry cimir
HODKINSON,S,
WOOD XTIIHET, TtlEllet" POONA If ELOW VIVTit mew.
THE subscriber invites his numerous friends nud Cll6-
tomer'', and the public getterully, to his large mid
beautiful assortment of Chinn, Queensware and Glass—
Girondoles Lamps, Britannia Ten Wine, Castors,
French mid English Maniel Ornaments, Mc.,
which he offers ut unusunily low prices, previous do
moving lower down on Wood street, taro doors below
.Fourth, in March next.• . (jno%) M.IIODRINSON.
(2)IHHICE HOOKS—tdparkls Life of Washinqr ;
Spark's Lilo of .Franklin;
Iri S rt i Bark c , r s .
i ..........
........... ..................... ..
.................... ; .
Chromcle of the Cid; .
Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy; •
. Six old EnglistiChronicles; • • • •
:Wen (the venerable) Eec. History;
• . -Early 'fravelein Palestine ; • • •
Early English Metrical Romances;
History of Western Pa. and . the 'West, by 11. 1:
Strong, Esq. For sale by . .
11. S. 809 WORTH & Co.,
labia Chat, near Market .
FORGENTLuMEN.—w R. Mummy has recently re.
ceivrd a further supply or Geadrnien's Fahey CNA
. VATSOI/Citldillg 101111.5 very handsome. black
ltatian-Crayais,neverul qualities, and Including Some so
'parior, Also, (cut's Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
:plain and with colored borders; Saner Silk do.; Under
adrift and Drawers, write., silk uud cotton; sown of the ;
former extra size. Especial attention Is asked .to his
stock of French Broadcloths and Conirderes, of the latter
.plain and •.fancy ; Velvet and. Satin . Vcstings, At
North-rsstcnrnerof4thandMarketeta. - • ram%
•
cola:Alt HOUSE. MOLASSES.—!L La. Saga
►,7 Muse birofeisties t on consi nmentandfursaleby
An is • . • , • . 111111.LER RICKETSON
IrAttAIILIES, Economists and Me Public, M. effect a'
X
saving of one-third, and obtain the *reaitit bargains
ever purrhaied, are. most . respeCtfully.uttiitod to visit
ROBINSON'S CLOTH RSTABLISHAIENT, Poit Build
lugs, corner . PM and Wood streets. rebs;T„,
A NT OIIK' IJASKE:TB *AS No. htl hLurs-cr srarsr—Con-
Of ‘ RoielkoOd, Mahogany and other value-'
materi s. • a laperfute quality of Toilet And •
.waving Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Building. Blocks
and Games of every descriptiou,:with a largo assortment
of Toys and Fumy *Articles. sintable for Chrisunas pres
ents:* - . Weald) . ROGAN le CANTWELL_
!irre HAVANA SUGAR-30".boxeo, Wilito
vAnasugai., Juat reed and foesalelv •• . •
anti?''. • MIL •k,
'lOl r s —ll calks Pot-Asp in store nn- ri Me-
AL. joints - N; • C;
MO=
• ,
• .
Business, for the past week,. hab been confined to
exceedingly close limits, in'consequence of light re.
ceipts of produce from"the upper rivers
TwO'beatabaCe c'o'me down troth the Illinois , Toad:
ed, however, with Pork and Lardj for a southern or
eastern Market, arid we have itaiione antral :from
the Missouri, nd one from tee Osage, with light car
goes each. Sales consequently been light, and
rates of staple articles without change;;Thet rivets
above are not open to the head of naiigatien. The
Missouri is open to Arrow Hock, but so low; as to
prevent boats with full cargoes coining out, there
being, according to last reports, but three feet in the
channel. The Illinois is 'open to Griggsville, and
overflowing its banks below. The Mississippi is
closed above the mouth of the Missonri.• Below, it
L, very high, threatening an inundation. The wett
'that. is mild, and appearances are favorable to an
immediate opening of the rivers ahove. There is a
large amount of freight to come down, and the rush
of busineas on the opening of navigation in the
Spring, will probably be very great. , Business, since
the departure of the cholera from New: Orleans, has
become brisk ; but wo note no material variation in
prices of westein products. In Groceries, there is
a firmer feeling manifested, without, hoetever, any
perceivable advance in rates. Preights are a shade
lower, there Wog a large number of boats in port,
and but little to go forward. lirceipts of produce
have-been so light fur the past half week, that we
shalt omit our UMW table.—Sf.• Louis Union Feb 34 •
kipps kin .1,00 01,62
'Green gi 31
Piod • • •Mat 6'
-..". Slabs 4 0 44
Russian Shect•••-•
.
Paasa ge to anti , ~iOll from 41^1114i Ireiwdt
SCOTLAND AND WALV,S. ,
I.D — Evar Slaunship trit4l-I DS, and !ha ressikir
Packet
' ! ,
t' ' • uir-1 „:11 -
W. BYRfiES &
[1(1.114111LISlIED 13 ib24.1
No. 83 South area, Nilo . York, and 3G. Warerloo Rood
Liverpool. ,
renames sending:to the Old Country for their, friends,
ran have them brought out by the Remidar Line of Pack
ets, sailing front Liverpool on ht. Gth, 11th, tfith.elst or
'MO of every mouth, comprising the tollowing
Fidelia, Siddons, Henry Clay, •
Hottinguer, Columbia, Constellation,
, Patrick . Henry, Cambridge.
knee Wright. Waterloo. C 011.1111111 0 ,,
Ashburton, New-York. Garrick,
West of the Wert, Montezuma,
Yorkshire. Sheridan, j New World,
Liverpool, Oxford, Bohn R. Skiddy.
Or in the twit ears Americutt Ships, sailing from Liv
erpool and the Irish Ports every day. composing the—
St, Patrick, St. George, Andrew Poster,
Yorktown, 'Creole. Memnon
Praha', Elsinore, Wm. A. Memnon,
And many others, which thialimited space will not ad
mit of here enumerating.
P. W. IWILNES a: CO. are the sole Pll.lolellgor Agents
fur theStenmsitipSAßAll SANDS. tier Appointed rail.
Mg days, for PAD, are as follows; Prom Liverprad on
tinth January,*ith Match, dtb Jude, Gth August and Sth
October; from New-York on Odth February, Zid May, Gib
Jul y, Gth September, and ,6th November.
Therefore, those wishing their relative* :out early in
the Spoug. will find, it to their interest to patronize this
Old lbstablished House, our arrangements being en per
fect that no delay or disappointment can occur.
Leath at sight for any amount or the National Bank of
Ireland, its branches. dte., &e.,at all timetrfor'sale. Ap
ply to, or address by letter, post-phid,
P. W. ItYRNTN A CO, di South et., N.
and 3G Waterloo Road, L iverpool.
Onto— JOHN THOMPSON,
lanta:tf 166 Libert . street, Pittsburgh.
...212
thicskerlurs Piano*.
fifinJOHN H. MELLOR,. lack Arent for
Chickerines Pianatfor Wtstern Prnnrgi•
rania.l No. St Wood street, Pittabutgh t
has received, and now open for sale, the
fallowing elegant assortment of Pirtno.Fortes, direct
from the manufacturer, and for sale at Mr. Chiekerines
(Bosto4prices. viz:
One superb Rosewood, seven octave, carved in the most
elegant and rich ss.ylc of Louis ItIV,--new stale.
One Rosewood, carved, seven centre—dew scale.
One do. G¢ octave—new wale.
One do. G octave, carved Moulding—new [calif.
Two do. 6 do. round comers;
Two do. 6 do. square
The above are from the manufactory . of J. Chic kering,
Holston. and of the latest styles of furniture, and with his
new and approved scale. '..
Also, on hand, told for sale low--:
Three Rosewood , Pianos,6,octarei; from the mantifite-
tory.of Ii Worcester, New York, formerly of the firm
of Stodart, Worcester &_Bunhcrin. -
Two Roseivood, 6 octave Pianos ; from Otc manufactiry .
of ()tile & Co.,N. Y.'
One Rosewood, 61 octavo; manufactured by Bacon &
Raven. New Tork.
One Mahogany Gonave Piano; made in Baltimore, and
left by the owner for sale-, either for cash or in ex
change tor such goods as will sa .1% country store,—
Price 8300. jan3o
„passage to sod from Llvarpool,
h r the well - known fan daDhrgg, f 1
orite Steamship SARAH SANDS
e.r , t tt.,barthen 1700 toms; War C. Tnerstesog,
Commander. Will sail from New-York
positively out e 24th February, and froin Liverpool on
'Pith March—her regular da}s.
A few respectable Persons can he handsomely aeCom
maimed in the 24 cabin, and found on moderate terms.
Cabin, 24 cabin and steerage passongers visiting the Old
Country, or those sending for their relatives, should in
spect the accommodations of this iloating palace, before
engaging elsewhere; and the price of passage to and
from Liverpool will be little more than in a packet ship.
Apply on board, foot of Peek Slip, or to the subscribers.
I'. NV. HYRNF,S 8 CO ,
63 South st., N.Y., and 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
Or in Pittsburgh to JOHN THOMPSON, -
febSdlt 156 Liberty street
A L T 1V” A..X.4.):4.. IV ; IL Alvarttr has opened this morn
,l.l tag a lot of NEW GOODS, embracing many scarce
and desirable articles. Persons wanting Dry Goods of
almost any description, will find, nt this advanced part of
the season, a mach.larger and Mote general assortment
at this store thou elsewhere:
Among the Goods Just opened ii n lot of Muzarine and
Green small fig'd Mouse de' Leine*, Terkeri and bl'k
Cloth Shawls, new Prints, Ice.—at North-east corner of
4th and Market streets;
u:r Goods at wholesale, up Maitre, very tow. Benin
Valuable Souse and Lot for Sate.
BY virtue of nn order of the Orphan's Court of Alle
gheny County, the undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of Aaron Whitaker, will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, an Saturday, 10. h Alnreh',lB49, at le O
'clock, at., that valuable House and Lot in Birmingham,
situated on the corner of Denman ? and Carson eta., and
extending in front on Carson at. to the Turnpike Road 60
feet, and in depth on Denman street 47 feet, on which
is erected a Two Story Btick Houde, whit a Cellar under
the whole of it--a Stable, a Wash Mouse, and Bake
Oven. It is now occupied by,litr. linesman. The Donn
has been occupied as a 'resent and Store, and would, it
is believed, be a Very eligible situation for either or both.
The Guardian hog been offered a rent of 89.20 tor the en.
suing year, by a responsible name,
Terms made lcudwn en day of sate. • .
• • -W.AL.O. HAWKINS,
febl3:lllo.4tw• Administrsitor of A. Whitaker.
• Clothing at Cost.
AS the subscribers intend cularainfrtheir Store Ropm,
they will adhere strictly to the above terms. There
fore we would respectfully invite the attention of the
public to our handsome assortmentof CLOTHING - Our
Stock is Jorge, and of the best material and workman
ship*. • er. DOWNING,
fetid} No, Ulg Liberty, opposite foot of 7th et.
CAL,IiOtINIANBATTEN'EIbhI.—We are now pre.
pared to contract with parties hound to the Phicors,'-
to supply them with Kiln Dried Corn afenl...and Parched
Cora, ground with sugar, and warranted to - keep in any
climate. Also, Roasted and Ground Coffee.
& ALCORN,
fet4s ! . 30 fifth r..t.'Net.
• -CLOTHlNG—Gentlemen wishing to provide
lJ thenmelVes with n hatidvonne DRESS COAT, Pants,
Or Vast, would find ii to their advantage to call at Mc
(MIRE'S, before purchasing - elsewhere. - AU work war
ranted. • JAS. MCGUIRE,
febt2 , Tailor, Third st.
AGmpittauttAt, SOCIMY.--In pursuance of the
Resolutions of a - Meeting of the . Allegheny Agricul. •
tura} Society at Perrysville, on Saturday, 34 inst., there
will be an AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION held ai thi
new Court House, in the; ef Pittsburgh, On llcrlntldaii,
the 2,lseof 1849,' at In'o'dock;p. m, for - the partici:fa
of establishing a County Agricultural Soeiety. - All two"
feel interested are respectfully invited to attend. •
.SAMLIP.I, Prest.
Togs.-S. hest. Correspou g See 37. .T(061
vitssoLuTioN.-2115e' partnerghip : of.Mungtry &lss
is: this -flak diggcavetl,,,by Inuttial ennient. The' hu
!thong of the fiflTt Win be settled by IL Lee
J. ILLNIIIRPHY
biOTl6ll--The undersigned will continue-the WOOI
business nud rittend to the +sale of Woolen Goods, , lllthe
old plate. ;., ;:- - LEK ,
flOrr! hi retiring frOm the late firm of Murphy Lee. I
take great pleasure in reeraririlendingThfr.ll, bee; to the
confideueenif m ; p l frientbi and ' • -
` ion3o - • it . MURPHY.
'THE PARTNERSICX Iteretofqw extating,betvireen
t. - Irate; RailWitten & Co.: wasthis day - dissolved by
mutual'eonseitt, ,Theltuainess °tithe late Erre will be
settledby & Co. JAS.' HALE, ..•
- • - . - EANP6b.& REINEIIIAN,
Sept 27th; 1849. JOHN 310EGTLY. •
The buttnesswill be continued bySAirns & Reni c k/O,N
and:Jorat y, asciTurv'unddr the et le of P,EINEMAN k
DISSOLUTION--Tbirtnersilip heretoldrs axtenef ,
jJ tetwedtt—Wl.:-HERDNIA.N.ittio SPRAri,
.was - ainsollied - on the death of Ike latter.
Thetbusineidi of the late rttill'veilLke 'settled by. the Bur
'FIERDWAN'It ' ld wad (N
wiviolg , QV ey k JA S . • the te O.
03 Wood - stieet,);y!:(iere, persona tldebted will _please
.mikelttiretetit
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PORT OF PITTS MOIL,
4 PEEZ: , WATgik 1% 4 nrs
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,i rARED,
Michil4b il:: il :: '3ca F :
, lob!.vy:tr;;— : ieaT , ilta : niie;Fant 4 ilt
wellevitle,yoe' v v
.. • •
irwilmE r u3vzitsrlanD49rtifial, 4to.
Pittsburgh, 30th 1.849
' • L ota for :fitalmirs-se irv ab li
DJOININO -ALLEGHENY or fifty"
.11: Lots will-bc soldnt alowpriee;ar y tiinebefore the
.I.t -nr.others,_who
Wish cheap
.Lots,-will find it to theitinterest to buy now, as it is be
Hatred they. willinerease very much to valpe:dtrring the
quer.: Those wishing:small Lots.will cation Mr, H.t. - rzta,,-
- at the upper.ilpidge,,Allegbeny::, ,
-, A portion onto Ground In Be nvillalformerly Nunnery ,
laid put in' sqUeres of from three to , five acres--
to be soli . to those 'wishing a country - residence. 'This
portionof the Orofindnommands a view of both 'Rivers;
and is a most_delightfut plan for a . summer residence.=
. .En•uire of lfebl3:d2w] THOMPSON BELL.
Valuable. Property -for Salle.-
HE undersigned offer for sale the• Valuable property .
-known as Concert Hait i situated'ore Penn Street,
'corner of.Barlor's Miry - , having C front on'Pend stre et
of 120 teet, running back' 16(ifeet.to a 12'feet rilley,'On
which is erected a very lurge:Hrick DwellifigHouse, the'
main building front of two, - storieic; with wings one nod a
half story high, and the rear building three stories high.
.The building.is very convenient and . well adapted - for.t
Hotel or extensive Boarding Hoaee> It now-occu.
pied by Mr. Christie; as a Hotel: • For terms, apply to
• JOHN GRARAOI . OT
JOHN H. PEEHI•vji,
Executors...
Pittsburgh, Feb.ls, 1840—dlni
Mount Emmet Building Lots for Sale.
9 1 "YBEAUT/PULLY SITUATED BUILDING LOTS
I for sale, in the plan. of the Mount EnunotiurnPertY.
Parsons dOsirousof investing, a snail sum of money, can
do so to advantage, by securing .choice Lilts of various
sizes.
. Thiel property, for beauty oflocation, commanding
view - of the two cities, the Allegheny, Monongahela, and
Ohiiirivers,..ja unequalled. It l i ne Me. adliantage.of
abundance of the choicestepring.water.:.The new rang,
now finishing, will - render it easy of access :and bring : it.
within a cOnvenient.distance of the Allegheny market.
As an inveitmoni Tor Profit, to'say nothmg.of the de
lightful/lib:fade/1 fora residence, the buyer, will secure in.
a few years a Tnasa-aouirettirn. • • :
' The above Lore will be sold. for. Cash, or on a Credit
of one to five years..
TITLE CLEAR AND INDISPBTAHLE. •
Plans may be seen and every information had of
HUGH SWEENY, cin the pre mate ; or ofJOHN POMP.,
at his office,on 4ilt street, Pittsburgh. novail . .
j..eRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE.—A small Iron - Foundry;
with Patterns, Tools,ke., all readyfoilmeratien,
sold on'accommodatlng terms, or exchangeo for iron
oriomls
'lbis offers an excellent opportunity.to a . younglnan tb
commence the Iron. Foundry business Enquire of
ATKINSON,.
dee) • - Ist, near Wood street.
ON SALE—A Lot of Ground, - in 7th Ward-, Pith
- - burgholo feet on Duncan street by 711 feet to 'an it
feet alley. Tha location is desirable; 'Fermi, moderate:
Enquire of JOHN COYLE, Real Estate .
,
feb2o _ Fourth street, .sear
JL' eenvenientlixituated, fronting a)] Pride streef f one
street heyond'flte'lio,pitai,. The lotia 21 feet intront, by .
via feet detip, arid will be sat on accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply at the houie;or to
seP2 , JAMES MAY, Water striet.
. . • Steam Boats for. Sale, I. •
1414 The splendid., Steam Packets BALTIC
and ATLANTIC, built 'expressly , to Mit MI
regu ar ackeis on the Monongahela, between , !Pitts
burgh and BroWnsville, and having run for a few months
are found to be too large and powerful for the navigation
of that river, orb now ofrered for sale! ' •
The followingrire the dimensions of these Twits boats,
viz : Length of deck, 170 1 feet; breadth of beam, 20 feet;
wheels; 4 2A .fee t diameter, 10 feet buckets; four hollers; 21'
feet 1438 inches diameter; cylinder4,l2l inches, avid'et
net stroke. Each boat contains 50 state-rooms, and the
cabins arc famished in the richest modern
For terma, enquire of J. Ir. TIOORHIIet.T!..
nov 4 4l:tt • Pineburgh.
For Sale or Exchange.
T OFFER FOR SALE the .whale of the property on
which I now reside, in OM' Sixth Ward of. the
,Oity,
consisting of the Dwelling Rouse, Out House's, Ac , with
the Garden; or I would exchange thestune for Property,
in the neighborhood of the city i—or I woeld,divide the
Property to suit purchasers. Persons disposed to pur
'elm.e or exchange, can calf on me at the warehouse of
Coin antis &Smith, Smithfield street, opposite the Monett
satiate House.. Idee9ithawlf) . JA Es C. CUMMINS.
.
J' OR SALE—A House and Lot on Wylie street, near
the Court House 'Fbe.Lot is 24 feet by 121 feet to
an alley. Title indisputable, and very reasonable terms
of payment. Enquire of IfeblOt .THOS. MIiILLON.
. .•
I,IOIISALE tilt RENT - A Two StoryDriek. - Dwellingi•
situate on Mali street, • opposite the Court' House.—'
En(juin, of • • h•PAIULLEN h DOWNING,
*ll7 218 Liberty street; o ppoen e Seventh • I
VOR SALE—A largo Lotof.l/0 feet-front by 21.:10 deep, I
containing a large and convenient Dwelling Hope,
out ovens, pump and stable, wits garden, grape vines, i
fruit and shade trees—situated-on Saw Alillßun, or con
tinuation of East street, Allegheny. ~Priee 8111 , 301t,_
in hand; balance in 4 yearly payments.'
S. CUTIIDEL Z . din. Agent,
fehl2. .• • • • • •• 1.3 uithßeld-streat.... :
f;4011. SA Aval oabte Furor, of il4 Acres, situate -
r
I one mile •from the Ohio river, West side, 2U nules Wt!
low the city—containing a Dwelling House•ond Barn,
Garden, small Orchard , fine Spring - near ..the dwelling;
with 45 acres in cullivatiati,. bilanee thickly„eciverei
with choice Timber: The above in favorably lotated
attending the Pittsburgh 'Market.- Prier S2,•WO—SIC4XIIii
'Mud; *SOD nut, -S5OO all1;8500 413 years:F , •
S. CUTHBERT, Oen Agent, •
febl4 . • • • • - Smithfield street:.
Teiß RENT—A good 'Erick Dwelling House, eonve 1
silently situated for business men, between 3d• nor
:Id, on Ferry - street. 'Rent-13150.00;
-•. • • ,
S. CpTHBERT, Gen Agent,'
feb9 Smithfield street;
E`OR SALE—A valuable Property of 40 fact front on
Penn street by 120 deep on Barker's alley to a 10 feet
y. The abovedesirable property ean readily be im
proved, either for business purposes or private resi
dences, or for renting--will be Soul at a Bargain. Also,
a lot of 24 feet front on Webster, near Gmtit,street, by 86
feet deep, Price *OW, 8. CU O THBERT, Gen. A .
feb.s Stdith&eldst ';
iltA TO LET—A DWelling House on Peden.. street,
Allegheny, near the Market Square, and a smalls
411M L_Howse on Pennsylvania Avenue, near Mrs. 3fur
ray's Tavern, Pitt Township.. -
Also, a long Room, 3,1 story, Market street, Pittsburgh-
Two.small Stores on Third street, and several conventout:
Offices, near the Post Office. Apply to -
.F. D. GAZZASI,
febl:3w Az, Office, Third street, over Ph to Hall.
'l l AArrkiN STAND .i.T. IM SHOWS - TOWN, Fun RENT.—A commodious and well futished Tavern . ;
Stand, in the village of Shousetown, furnished in
modern style, with , good Staltling* attached. lt'wlU be .
leased fora 141711 , of years. Address ' • .
jetall snous, Sliousetowo.
TO LET—One Three Story and one Two Story
Dwelling House, finished in modern style,murldtt
pa"
mantals in each of the parlors, and bath - houses
in each; situated on -Wylie - street, second and third
houses front the corner of Washin4ton at.
J jaren:twd• Corner of Liberty and Irwin aut.
111 FO R SALE-.- A.-Lot and 'Two " Story Brick
.13unding, on Fifth street, opposite. the Court HOUSC
Also, a House and at m Birmingham. Price,
$4.50.00. Apply to JOHN .1. /111TCHFJ.,,•
febl9 No.loB Fourth at.
rtio LI,'T—A Store Room o n Third street, sout6 — side,
I between Wood and Market streets. Possension
given on the Ist day of April. Apply to fit.. KANE, Jr.,
or to JOHN CONLE.
feb2o Fourth street, near Smithfield. •
rllO LET—A. good dry CELLAR, situated cat the North
'. east side of MO Diamond, suitable - for. an Eating;
Room, or 'Storage of any kind. .Euquire of • .
HOGAN Es CANTWELL,
febB Es 3 Market st., Pittsburgh.
tU LET-1n Allegheny City, a Dwelling House, sta.
bte and Lot. 60 feet by 300, now occupied by Benj;
T.:lyd°, adjoining Geo. Hogg. or tenns, enquire at the
store of Hamm P. CAIN, comer of Market and Fifth ata.,
Pittsburgh. feblthilta ALFA:BRACKENRIDGE. -
OMAND POWER' TO LET—a. Room, '2O feet by
RU
can be had, with u powir sufficient far a Turning,
Or Machine Shop,' on ,Liperty
,street, near the Canal,
Bridge. Enquire at - itosirtSON'S, 7.
foblOj Post Buildings, earner Fifth st. and - AVood.
1161; o n e brick:Dwelling House, in a
handsome situation, on Federal street, Allegheny,
by Rev, IVm. Anderson—runt 00. .Enqui re of -
THOS. MELLON,.
febtallt . Attorney at Law; Pitteburalt,':.
1110 LET—A Three Story Brick La 4elling, (containing
j eleven Roome,) on Wayne ntree.t. 'Rentoo n good
J'enonyS2so: Apply to -
air. /buffos Book... Keeping
AND WRITING ROOMS, Alexander k
ing, - t °met' of 'Diambhd and Market strebt. For
day and evening classes. • - -- .
Mr. D.'s imprevements . in teaching, embraced , in his
splendid new work 0n . 1364-Xeeping,trenolfrattraMing
general attention in the Eastern eitie
"Numerous- as are the publications already before the
pnblie on this important branch of mercantile education,
we think, from the emphatic tetitimonials4pended to
the work, that Mr. Duff has suCceeded in effecting a More
beady and desirable method De teaching and reducing to
prae tire this pear essential in the Conduct of mercantile
affairs.—New Yotk Renting Rzlirets, Oct. 30.
Professional assistance given, in opening, pOStillg:lla,
closing 11Ierchant's nod
. 13teamer's- ktooks, adjastinglde.
ranged books, &c. ethos hours from. 10 to 12 iagt., - und ,
from 2 to 4, and 7 to 10 P. M.' . Jana;
WILLIAM 'TATE &
(SITCCIISSOUS Tll nnRUIB,P & TAT 11.)
Ifs. 10, Fourth street, brtioein Ferry- and Likertg swats;
I,,fANUFACTURERS of sheet lead; leaden pipes; by.
' 'drams, imam baths, water closets, leaden coffins,
tre,; keep constantly-on hand and manufaco9 to order,
sheet lend from Ito lbs. to the square foot, in sheets' 6of
by do feet, whielithey will funtith team trade wholesale,
or cut to order in any size thut may be wanted.
They also manufacture and keep constantly on halal
leaden pipes from - 3' to inch calibre; aqueduct"pipe, for
conveying water trom'springs, furniamd to the . country
trade, and put up on reels in -'lengthe of from 100 to 10tAt
feet on euch reel, with directions alto the proper method
ofdaying. , Also, on hand, alatge supply of Adams , - Pat;
cm suction Pumps,. for wells or cisterns; Snow Co's
very supeiror east iron suction Pumps:-
Hydrant work of every deseription executed in.the .
most durable manlier, !Ind oil the - inest accommodating'
terms. Order's fro mzhe'dountry for leader pipes, abet ,
lead; or pairms,:will,recelve prompt attention. • ,
NEM
Patterson'icentrlage.:lllauttfactoryi,
wid_ Vood' and Surielfieidstreetr,. -
. I lyriann may alw be und an assort !
..ent „Family.. Carriageg, .13nronahos,
Buggies, and 'all. kinds of heavy work,
from a Ina hors* wagon dowit ton .wheel
'barrow: l'isouri wishing to pnrehase, or contract for'
any thing in the
,alicre line, are, respectfully invited ta
call. . - ac Mat
• Co P artnership NotiPe• •
jonle
zuriutr.. . . ;gait
•
_
:TOHN DUNLAP having, on the Ist meta . , assaelet e d
with, him in. lie business Jorm,PLEstura. they 'will
befedier-oarry-oretheirlinportiotha.Purauthi t ur
'Hardware, amt Manufacturing the angle
itud'ktyle of John DI1111011'& Co. The bueinese Of: the . old
estahlishinbit will he closed - by Ihesenibri:Partner Of the
_Present firmi at their:Wareithuse, utirnee:or Market 'an'
- Secontaitreets (Inns)_'•• 3pH.N.DinifiAP lc CO..
=WM
Smr Sate &; o t t=
C. A. AVANULTY , & CO:,'
Canal llama
Ri=M==M2
Stri
• : IntIArGrOOD.StNOTtCE:' • ;0.
. A. A..MASON & - CO.,
. •
N0..D0 'Market. *street, Plttstrtargh,.Rittr.
DEG leatremairrelpectihl/y.to.anitounee to • their-ntr;-
meroas patrons - and the pablie;thartlieY,iii Conse
qt.enetrof nonienMlatitign an,,ocin their fiusinese;pre;
pose opening 'the whole i . f.their eklensive.Warchouse,
Aineldding all their 'Wholesale Rama) for retailieg, and
will commie ;:i e petr until the.firerbf•Felsroaryieemmene
ng owNew. teed Day, 1841). Oar 'whole stock, coin
.prul.neohe of the inom e xtensive and varied assortments
of FANCY . AND STAPLE DRY GOODS vier eYhibiled
hr the Western country, Will be offered at lower prices
than ever before knoWn. Upwards of fifty thousand dot
•lars of our, stock has been recently purchased, the great
er portion of - which are foreign Goode, received at New
York by late European arrivals, which, from the' latenese
of the season, as well as the w ell knawn pressure in the
money market, were sold at immense sacrifices nt the
public salea,at rates varying from twenty-five to fifty per
cent. less than similar iroods brought the first of the sea
son. We therefore confidently believe Metcalf prices for
the Than above mentioned will be found lobo even lower
'than any Eastern wholesale rates -
We anxiously invite' all persons to visit our establiah
ment, whether they purchase or not, and test the truth of
the above—assuring them that they will incur uo obliga
tion thereby, but confer a favor upon theproprietoia-*
Our assoment of SILKS, SHAWLS, and FINE, DRESS
GOODS will amply repay one for a visit ,• added to which"
our great display of DOMESTIC GOODS will, eve hope,
- induce all to call • . . • •
Ey' Dar system of Ode Price. will be Strictly adhered
to. • finzl 3 ) :A.: A. MASON er. CO.
Frost& Arrival--X (5w Roods I.
:co. 65 MARI= ST..IIITWX/01 . 4112 its. *55 VIZ i)L\IIOI,D
- ANCY AND STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS!
• F,The subscriber bus just received his second'supply
of NEW GOODS, purchased in the Eastern cities since
'the Great FaU in Prieto, mid far below the cost of mann
fee luring, and will dispose of them, Wholesale and . Re
tail, at GREAT BARGAINS TO BUYERS!
• Bleached Muslin, only 31 cents . ;
• 4-4 Bleached Marlin, from 6+ tol2k cents;
44 Brown do. . do. sto 8 cents; • .
4-4 Doable Puiple Calico, 12f do.
• Prints, Merrimack patterns, only 6} cents ;*
Furniture Chintz, only 6+ cents;
Red and Yellow Flannel, all w 001,19 11 cents
British Chintz, Blue and Orange, 10 cents
'Bed. Ticking, only gents; . . • .
French Dress Gingham, 121 cents; •-• •
:French W 0717 Collars 'only 121 cents; • • •
4-4 'White Flannel, only 25 cents.. . • .• •:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black Plaid Silks, rich lustre; ' .
Wide Black Manilla Silks; : • . , .
Chameleon Silks, all shades ;. • • •
Satin swipe Cashmere, new style ; -
French , Lamartine Plaids r• . . •..
Lyonese Cloths, rich lustre;
Black Plaid Alpaca Lustre; . -• • . .
Gala Plaids, high colors • •
'Coburg and Vadat Cloth, •
various shades ; •
• Paris Printed Lamartine Cashmeres;
• French Merino, all colors •• •
'Chameleon Satin, all shades;•
,Black Plaid Gro. D' Armour Silks ;
• 'Chameleon Thibet Cloths. '- •
' SHAWLS: SHAWLS!! . . .
Long Shawls; Brocha Long Shawls; Embroid-•
ercd Black Cloth Shawls; new style all wool Brocha
Sh wtsy Embroidered, black and colored Mous de Loins
Shawls; ,710 W style Stradilla Shrzwls; plain and embroid
ered block and Colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls, and
new style ;Paris printed Terkerti and Cashmere Shawls.
FANC i .GOODS
French vrrk Capes; Collins and Cbemizetica; new
style Bonnet Bibbonsv.Reeete bordered linen cambric
Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Cravats and Scarfs • black and
Colored Kld Glovesvmobair and worsted Mitts; while
and black , Silk, Oashinere. Alpaca. IngraM and Mora
vian Drone; blakll%pillr.rtingcs and Ornspv - Thread,
- Edgings and Insertingi. ' -
.DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
DOM &111; Table Linen, and Table Cloths; tbassio-Dia
geVand Crash ;Irish Linen and Linen Lawn; Bleacbcd
and Brown Muslin ; COSMO CIS ; Kew ky.leans ; Checks;
Sed licking;. Domestic Gingliams; Colored Cambrics;
!Red, White and Yellow Flannels; Weida Flannel; Plaid
;Limeys; Canton Flannels; Brown,,Blcriched and color
ed Onlliugh. • • .
GEN77,4EMEN'S GOODS.
.iL a . .
last received: 6ne assortment of French and
English, blue, black and brown Cloths; blank and fancy
French Cassimeres ; new style fancy Vestings and Cra
vats; Merino . Shirts and Drawers; Linen, Cambric and
Silk Handkere hief..; and a splendid assortment of Gloves,
Hosiery and Suependers. '
A splendid assorunent of superfinelribbon hound)
Minket:Oust received. • . • ' •
The above GOODS having,hecn purchased since the
recent great fall in pinta, Merehants and others are re
quested to cell and inspect them, as I feel confident that
on examination they will be found much lower than they
have ever been offered in this City, rut I intend to sell
them wholesale and feiail, at u very small pros ei; the
'Eastern Cost. -• • - AI3SALOM AIORRIS;
noe23 . No. Cu Market street. Pittsburgh..
New Goods, at Number Fifty-nine!
Coaxlit OW 1T01311211 AxD MARKET STREETS PrITSM7ROII.
GREAT BARGAINS!—The subscriber' has. just re
turned from the Fastens Cities, and is now receivi ug
a very extensive assortment of FANCY•AND STAPLE
DM' GOOD'S, adapted to•the present season, and em
br -dog a stock for tacitness and IrariOrnOt surpassed by
al , - establishment in the West. - • • -
DRESS GOODS ! ' . . •
Very glossy black Silks.; Cravats and Collars* '
-
;handsome dress do. !Black love Veils andildka4
Rich changeable do.. • ilaconet and Comb. Mailing.
Rich changeable .Satin de.Plaid and striped Muslins;
. Chines; . ;Handsome Ribbons;
Mod. and high Cord French:Gloves, Hosiery, /cc.;
Merinos; • ;Cloths for Cloaks;
Mode and high cold Musli&Terkeri Shawls;
. de Laines; !Cashmere do,
New style muslinde Laines;•Plain Thibet Shawls, silk
Satin striped Cashmeres; ! fringe; •
Fancy do. do. 'Pluck 'Flibet Shawls, do.da,
Black and colored Alpaedsilllnek do. do.
:Plaid Ginghams, bright co-Silk do. do.
Ion; . , !Fine Broehm do.
;New style Visetteii; • !Cloth — do.
Gala Plaidi,bright colors; IPlabl, Long am. • .
California Plaids; Low Priced dm
:Black Bombasineis• ' !Plaid Cloaking,. •
. CALICOES-GREAT REDUCTION
Nis stock of Calicoes is very large; it has been Si!
leeted with much carewith paruculdr reference to
fastness of coloring; durability of fabric, and beauty of
design. These goods are lower than they have ever
been before, and are 'worthy the particular attention or
purchasers:.
The best Calicoes for ctn. ever offered;
Doablopuzple Calle oes, Ertglish,l2i cents;
Oil Chintz; Dritisb Chintzes ; -
New style 11Ierriinaek Calicoes;
•
Slue do. do.
Blue and Orange
' :Furniture
CHEAP DRESS GOODS. '
large lot of low priced Muslin de Laibes, celibate' , "
. [trice of 112 k CCM, per. von].
Also, Black Alpacas for P 2 cm. per yard. Very good
and very handsome dark. and bright colored Plaid °big
horns, for 131 cents, warranted fast coline
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS. • ' "
Bleached Aluslini,6llo Itt • •
Turd wide Unbleached, dim 9; ' • '
• Bed llckings. very cheap; .
. Casinetts, Drillings, Kentucky Jeans;
Checks, Linings;•Plaid Linseys;
Domestic Ging ritris, Mariners' Shinings;
- Colored Cambnes ;
Flannels. lower than ever offered ; • '
Canton Flaunele o•
• LINEN GOODS! •
Irish Line . ns. Linen Limns • '
Damask Table Linen; •
Do. do. Cfoths
Russia Sheeting; •• •
DO. Diapers; -
Linen Drilling. Crash.
; 1 BLANKETS! BLANKETS! • • .
A. /urge stock of Blankets, front coarse to very fine ,-
a Ito tilue and Drab Blankete, fine and very fine, for
Overcoats.
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
_ . .
Fine and superfine French and English Cloths and Cris
!amerce ; .Crver.coatingw; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs' aild Cravats; GroVen rSuspenders; Silk and
Merino I.Ted.st Garments ; hlerino dud C ot t on Half Hoie,
etc., etc. , •
The subscriber having made extraonlinary prepara
tione for tfie Fall and Winter trade,lind having purchas
ed his Goods under the ad rantage.of markets unusually
depreesed t caw confidently. promiye customers the
best bargains it , hue ever been able to oder.' •
Costomers of l'lto house and purchaPers generally; are
teisnectfullyinvited to call. (nov..gn PHILIP ROSS.
• W inter Goods at .10att!trat Coat I
/71 EO R. No. 51 llfarket atm', intends making
1j a change, in . bu.iness, on the Ist of January
next—will dispose of the following styles of GOODS, ur
Brocha Long and Square Shawls; .
French Tartan Loigg
French Printed Ca*rneres4;
Mouscline De. Labia's
Plaids; . • ' ••
High col'd FrenchGilahanut, and. Fancy Diets
(rhos° wanting Bargain t. are invited to call. (u02.7:1ui
Reduction la Price!.
WILL BE SOLD; fromothis d ate, the balance of our
•TT %Vulvae DRUMS Goorez,ot greatly reduced
consisting of scarlet, maroon, mazarine blue,l•Pk t. ltrown
and other colora -French 'Merinos, Ltimarunc btripea,
MohnirStripesh and barM Alpacas, bl'k and fancy color.;
French all wool Caihnieres indDe Da;atts ; low 'PriciA -
Cashmeres and De.Laines, im great variety i• Long and
&Mare Plaid Shawla; Turk eri, .Caalnantre,. De: Lain.
;Cloth, Thibet, &c., &c. -
deed . 110 Market 5i.,3 doors frarn.LiVerty..
1) Ait - D & BROTHERS' PH.E .M - 11.1hT GaiLD ----- .PENS — .—
Id doe, of the above warracitcd brand al' Dens; jinn
received, and for sale to the trade at New York prices.
The above relllhave received the highest preadtun evnr
•awarded on Gold Pens. mud are warranted by the menu facturer against the point coming - . .
For sate by EDWARD/TODD &
• Nordpeast corner of Fifth and Market.o4s., upstairs.
. .
111 LACK AND'FANCY CASIt 4 IMERF.S.e-iIV. R. Men
lo, NIT has lately received n IprgendSortment.of *h&c.
Goods, and is opening Itient- at pnces , tinpriceleaftedly
lotv, ranging nom 75 t0:31,500er yard. ' ' • :
Also, French Doeskind, of all - qualities.. • ":"::."
- Also, French and English Broadcloths, black, plifsc
invisible [Creel); brown, and blue. Ainong these are , .
'some very handsome French Black, suitable for Plonks,
at O . :tie - 6-16;W price ,-.and brown , invisible green, una.bl'if
Pelisse Cloths, for Ladies , Cloaks. . - •t
Alto, silk,cotton and cria:rino Untlershi rts and Daman:
Mariners , Undershins.'constantly on hand. ..
We" The at to ttion of Igcrcha It ts and Merchant Tailors;
who buy by the piece. is specially invited to the. above:
IC*prese: . • •
GENTB. SDIUTIESt
French Habit Cloths; ,t soh styles Casstmeres; black
and colored Cashmeretts; Queen's and Summer Cloths!
Wired and plain Crap D' Elea. Vest/ ngs, "very choice , -
Idarseilles, Silks and Satins. and Spited Linea Drillsi
Cheaper yet! ' . ' ROBINSONIS Cloth Store,:
otay2s Poet Boilditirt.ccirtter Plait and Wood.
- • •.Ib I TIFFriEit ii.I._I3UCTI - ON. • • • • • • • • - r:
jets. Binspratt , & SioteswPatent Soda . Aik.:
TO 5 TONS;M, 'cub. ensteney ; nr 4 MOR., nuraved.
bills. 5 tongue-upwards:4 do. par;creil-mos: do, in.
,1
terest
added. Fol . sbe upitirioe quality of this brand, we .
'refer to the ;glass and soap manufaetneent of this city -,
generally. ,IV. & M. MITCHELTREE, .•
dent!. , • ; • :f -*
'No. 100 . . Liberty street.
•
M
_ Doukas anttAt I tutiAtokers.
.
.4 1.61111 i
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F t z C.ll A WOE AND DANK,: NE/7.IiFF . I,CE
• Third and. troserstratit.i . : • -.'•
• iGHT RnaTimo Bale of 'Exchange, Bank.crottie a 1 .
foreign, and ;domestic Coin bought and sold on the':
Collectionsumde Wall the principal cities of •
at the loweat rates.. • )el2
*. - ' •- • • c. c n oics. ,
.B4piut - .caw LEXCHANGE •
AndDe4w.69,:friortyn.,.._ - , Gomel CErlifi
. Cautg Deposst;Ank , Goki an Siti•er, No. - 65 Whoif.
'.'itreet3rdAcißt'Kio:Fo.ureblYr.seti#,Zft,i4bwifti • '
inuaucit, 7----77 • ZDVV:AItOIII.II4.
lineniza •
. . ,
Bankess and:Sze/Songs Brokers,
..Dtakra in ,Foreign. and,
Domestic Bills, Bias of Szetange,..Ccrtftitatu .
Bonk Notes, and Coin. • • . .
Corner of Third sod Wpod'ets., dieectly opposite the 'Bt.".
Charles 1 . 1601.. .• -MaY29
SON, '•
Bankers - anti &okra in Exchange as,
Coin and Rani-Norte,-
No. 55 Marker street, •PienburgA, • • •-• ". • •
SELLING RATE. . EXCIWNOB. • I Burma
New York • pr Cincinnati '
Philadelplua • " Louisville •,'•
Baltimore Bt. Lonla' •
Buying 'taw
Ohio ' • " ' I die
Indiana' • • tt.
Kentucky
Virginia ' f
%Viten * "
Tennessee
aul9-y •- ••••
JAS. 11.1103 N. :THOS. 5A1102111%.
NOON dr, SARGENT. - --• ••• .•''
BANKERS AND F.XCHANGE BROKERS, -
N. COMs of rirOOd and Sixth streets.., Pittsburgis, , Pa4 •
TAEALERS in Coin, Dank Notes,_TimiEllls Foreign
• and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, go '
EXCHANGE on all the principal Citiei of the.Union' .
and Entope, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT alld parlands received on:deposite. • •
. •• • a. :41 • •
COLLECTlORfrititerg ott all parte of the Union; at the
lowest rates..- •-•5... ' • ••• • ""Plr-IY.
,•e, - ' PRIVATE DISEASES.i . .4),:Brour, .
65 Diam ond Alley, can .berconsulte in alt.
eases ol a private or delienteitogure incidents'' ,
to the unman frame: . ' •
. t i. • . Syhilisandrilyphllitideruptions,gonorrkrea
add its consequences, togethe r with all
ftertalduemer, impurities ollhe blood,"with asei 01
Tenerta/origin, skin din eases,with strictures, gleet,breibral
discharges, serainal weakness and irAttotency, .
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases, of the womb, ;,
monthly suppressidns, diseases of the jnints; fistula In
an?, nervous affections. pains in the back and leins,
tenons of the neck of, 01e I,lndder and kidney?, scorbutic . _
eruptions, totter, 'ringworm; mercurial.dlsilases,
TWELVE 'YEARS'•PILACTIOE.,
ExclasiTely'deveted to the &tatty and treatrnh;;i °Evelio
real diterders,* and those ariiing • trom foutitrui ..,xcessetkl .
gaiety, climate, or imputities of the bleier, whereby the
constituiton may have been enfeebled, clitibledDr:Brewn •
to offer assurances of speedy . relief to all who way-place '
themselves under his care.' •-• • • • • •
. .
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arrangedinto Ife*
mate opaitments.' 'Patients con visit Dr: Bi•WilitOot limy -
of exposure to other visitors.. •- • • •
It is of importance to Many periontirimeinflifialedlied
aid, to obtain good advice prbcattlymulprouttilly:.
such, Dr. Brown's ready . -still in rentovuiceriurial-du.zt:
eases, in their.various forum auditages,oilers toducementil -
which can rarely lie equalled. Strangers are hereby ap,
prised that Dr; •Brown han bcei regularly educated Ire:-
every brunch' of inedicino,•nitd tor rho. last twelv.ey.eort..:
confuted himself exclusively to- the.trealnUtot oMose
Dr: Brawn is the only' regularly educated surgeon.inf
Pittsburgh who 'gives his. whole attention•tothoseconW; •
fj.7•Certain,sate and speedy cures will, in altelatitiVit
guaranteed. ...
Recent eases are relieved inn short time, wilhoatiatet
caption from business. • - • . •
ID - Hernia or Rupture.—Dr. , Brown- also inviieifiki%;
eons afflicted with I tentitt to call, ail he huicpaid
lar attention to that disease. • , • . • •• •-•
Letters from a distance; asking advice, must coilfain
fee or th ey will not In attended to. • • . •
Ib'Othce on Diamond Alley, a few doors from WoOd
street, towards the market.. Consultations strictly ebnff
dentin!, - . • • oce..-d&striy
lirlvi•wo.bemy discoveredpiin.
R
edy foi.ltbeumatiam it -a speedy and eettain.temedy
(or that painful trouble. If never fallsi • •
Office . end•Priviiie • Cbeetiluation noomit,.Noe:dl•Die
i;
mond alley, Pitisbusgb; Pa: Th e ticifqnr alwaya at.
home.
- - -
Dollar% Magical Pain /Catalano,.
TO THE PURLIC.—This is to certify that Ibove found
I Da Jley's Magical Pain Extractor to prove a cure fta•
the Chronic Rheumatism, which I have, beeri.rialicied •
with for ten years; in my hip joints.' ' .
- ABRAHAIII It.
Acquaekanock, N. Y., April 8,1349.. ' • . . .
Mn. 11. ti ght Lhasa been tosubld .with
Piles for h - months,• and could-get no re e lief. Year.'
Magical Pam Extroctor-having been recominended
me, I applied it but twice, °blamed 'Mifflin relief, find ,
a short time was perfectly cured! Could I net •get any
more of it, I would not take a hundred dollars for - the '.
balarthe of my box: WILLIAM HALL. '.
97 North Moore street, New York, Jane 19, 1947.• • -••
Ov• CAUTION —Dailey': only Depot in the city et Nets
York, and where. the genuine stick can be 'obtained;
wholesale and 'retail, is at 415 Broadway . :- • • • •
H. Dsmxir is the inventor of this truly thialahble pont
pound, and hone-ter has, and never will communicate-11m
secret of its preparation to any man living; inikthere
fore, no other person exer has ninde,.or ever can make..a •
grain of it himself. • • •• • .
• Counterfrits abound! Every. truly valualdcalliellejia•
subject to be depredated upon by counter Biters ti
posters; and nothing, that we knower, has store extent..
lively experienced that fact than DeireY'eliaticel Pain
Eztractor! .. A Thrr--The genuine Dailey, in claims:Of the severest
Burns, • Scalds, Piles, arc., will afford insrent rel/r/s:and
produce at once a coolin g and soothingeffect—extracting,,,
pain in and from one to f item minutes! .but..bniStleilVeb,..;.••
ways, apply it ou ;Men—never on Commit e150L••• , !:hc..,...i.-:
Aud now mark the dfffereneel—Corusterfett Exharefeth •
no matter under vrhat nurne they may appear, or how'pp-; • ..
plied, always irritate and increase thepain:
Pamphlets, containing ecrtifieates epicures, may be hid •
gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN, - •
• • ' Western' Depot, Pittsburgh..
Da: Wit:TIEOWS.Ageni., _'• • •.
•- • • z
Dalliers Allll3lll/ Gaivesnle - .0.41.14,. - -: •
For Ilorer.s, Cattle; &c:,. cures spavia,:qiiitter;:greesC
poll•evIl,, sores, galls and bruises. Paiiiphletecootaleing•
certcates : of respectable paniesmay bo -
cation to - • •••,, .. •
JOHN MOBOANi ,
octlEcditarr • • • A ',nt;Pittsbarca::—.
Grazid — Pargeitlve:.",..
DR. CLICKENER'S SUGAR COATEIi:IEG.E.T.V..
SZE EXTRACT PILLS.:,-.:Theiio.celebtjtteil
have obtained an enviable notorietyiii, the United Staleai.;
as a curative for Giddiness, Dy'spepain, Bout •Storrieklt,,..
Headache, Fevers, Files. Costiveness, gotigiti4.lleart,
bung ,;
bu, Liver Complaint, Sdurvy,. Sore 'T/146.01..
Weakness, Palpitation of th e Heart, Indigestim4M4
.4 - ..;•
variety of other diseases to Which. fikahts heir. to, as
medicine for tho million. Iu a Denson of thri;Year:,
spring, summer, autumn, Mid winter,-and under Aiken
eumstances, they can .be taken With perfect sitfety.nntk-•,..
success. its a Verntifuge atidgeueralmedieineforehill,:
dren, they arc tdiriralled.. 'lleiug coated with Pure white';:..
sugar, children will cosily lake them; they neititer - gliP : •.
nor nauseate; are gentle, but tho.ritaghia theironempon.,• •
For adults, by increasing the dose, they are equally; Lien
eficial. ' As an Anti-Bilious Pilltheywill be feend,with::".
outa superior. Ask any one,: among the thoututrids *Pi
use them, and an unqualified approyallSM be the 92/412••.;'
result.
. Remember Dr. C. V. Clickener istLe.origiu nveetttif
of Sugar Coated Pills, axial/tat nothing of the - skirt:Was' :
ever heard of until he lamAt:MO 'them 'in Jane IBM. •
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask Tor
Sugar Coated Vegetable. Pills, and take no other4Or:they.
will be made tho victirnaof • -
Dar", Price, 2S cents per bog..
.• . ••• ••'•
Dr. Clickener'spineipal for'the sale the
WM. JAdICSON, ES Liberty st ',heed W*4, rat!:
burgh, Pa.
~ General . Agent •for 'Peonsyl . inniai Nor th ern'
Ohio, and the' river coutitieirof'Oirgiina.':: '"
Tile following are the duly appointed . Agen ts i'
gheny County, Pa.: - •
•
A. lii. Marshall,-.. • .•
•
Dr. Brown,
.Allegheity c ity.
• 4.11. Johnson, • •
. Jonathan Glireisi, blanehester,il
• Alexander Astile.Wytie street.:
J. 8.. li..Jueques, Birmingham.
:. • -INfzu.-1. Smith. Temperanceville...
G. H. 'Starr, Sewickley. .• .; :•:
.r.pultsard Thompson, Wilkinsburgh.
.. • .Dahiel•Negley,Enst Liberty. •
.•11. Z. Atiteheli, Wilkinsburgb...
. . • 11... Rowland Jc Son,•APßeesport..
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
• John Black,'Pertle•Creek,
• • -•.—..,.,-M'Eldowney. Bakerstoml47,
•• Springe , r,:Clinton:. •
James Stewartstown...,
Riley. APLaughlim.Plum township.
J. Fulton, 'Pavement.
. • Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville
ItobertAVil limns; Arthuravillm,
oic 22.1 kw am
Fresh, -
11:17 MiIk:SALE AND RETAI/.i: et /rug. Paitut.Tas ••••
1 V .. Slott% 70 Fourth nreer, I ?iareiroa,'Pitubtirgh.
min otata4riber; bar itig just rrifr,truell from New York, in •
noiv receiving a large eurplr of Fala4/1' °REIM.
111.ACR TEAS ; from the New York-Pe/in Ten - ,Connlar .•
.ity. sEIeC led with great care for remil.e.ilee.• Our:stock:
.he ing- now hcLiity, we are prepared'to supply Graceiia . ,
• Hotels. Sternithoats and ramiJics with any quantityt.andt
at ony price they may *Ml—peeked it / arid I pound
I ncktgettislh.tin canntsterso,llo.. tp. catty
,andiu the half chest. , • . .
R e t a il Grocers ore to Call, is we eta;rind:Wilt
Rill better 'reas at loticy yqicea thuu any,Othez haitie - ,/ri„; ; . •
Our stock of fine Young ifyion; denthateder;*Olitiftt.f
pedal Green i nial O • olong pluck Teas, are the best in the
American market. • „ • - •
I,avering's doable refined tOaf, Crushed and Prayer •
ized SUGARS, at or•by the barrel.: •
,- , •
t
' Ohl Ger. .lasia;Lagtyrrr;:•St:' - •
.Domutgo tind'Rio'Ciaffec •sebmted pi. the . most expo -
rienced Coffee Rioter in NeW.Tork.
Sweet Spiced Choenlatcy
„rick/ad. cuctgabers amt.,
Onions.' Fresh Pearlus, put np,in their oWn
laga Raisins, in 3 lb. boxes. ' • . .
• N.. Il —All Dr.D. .fsrfrir'r
..F4mily•Atediciurs
I tio viail NG:B JUOMILE • REFINM). SI/G - AIIS---20•-• •
Lervertng•r - Double Refined- Lorteruciard-and
Pulverized Sugarroriati received•had fo,filt!at tht)Pckin
Tea Store, 70 Fouerh-street r • -• •• ,
•
13 RIP:TERI: Ut's Netra EMI/n1.4):
- lb. kegs; at $5 p4r.kigt teicirld.aild.Yor-itiktri,..
at kin Ten'Store •
FIsr..COFFEES,--Macha, old - Gear: ilutisti: La guitu
*.Zkiiningo Colteeg,ju*t teceived, und
• !ant thisPekinTen Slorei!..o ForarthalieritalW.: •-• kl *it ••.
,Bgowx.. . • ; • ••: 147C4F0X1C1a14.414%!,
• • • :..: 'o: Ditolv PPS
conpriil._or -SMITHFIELD AND r TH.IEDIS.T.D..,,s;:.
7 , 1 4150131tiG1i.. PA • 1417.1 — "*"„
'BROWN' k-CONAITIALY,. P ROP tuba' 0 4.,''' r "J‘,
N. o.—e d xA . Slopliog au:kph - id to thelOtise: • •
~• .w. vA `Y .. .. .. .~. i ..
DAN[ NOT=
• • • Buyinrratra, •:. •
Conaty & City ord',4 4 d
Relief Notes • • -1 . :
Pennsylvania Co. 4: •
.New York- . •
Maryland ! i c`•
New Orleans. ' • •
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