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CORIIIEIt OP. WOOD-AND BTitil233; ,-
1 linstair added:to. Asia Establishutont;: a-splendid
Steum-Power,Printing:tdachine Nre are- prePatid. db
all kinds'or Newspaper and Iloi;ltwork in a style of un
surpassedleauty and neatness,. and upon the raostrett;
atonable terms.- We respectfullysolicit the ptaronard, or
the pdblie n this line of our business..
HOP'Atirertiira artretuttled to hand in that:favors before
4 Vslocki M.. This =us tbe onnpiied eitk, tn ptder
guri tntritan.- enit isPossibltiarciarlinio utigiould
bt preferred r- • -.. : ‘,.' ••••
CARR,'United State- Nfeirspwt.A fienek
Suit ItuildleisL.N. 'E.,eoruer OrThirdStnd Dock s treets
and 400 North Fourth street--is ourputyputborisecmpat
In Pfiilndclphtn.' . .
nc?`PsrthaniarLEstosSeas.z.' Yrepared byS. - 1V; Kelly
illiam- Street; •N. Y and Plizabi, by 'A: Java* No. '7O
Fourth street, Agont Y.
thiliMinfactnter.• This will be
&mid t'delightful article of beverage infitnilieS, and
Panictdarly in sick rooms.. • -
MUMPEIBtoIm—An imprave . d Chocalme piebaration,
being a combination of pocoa mu; innocent, Invigorating
and .'palmeable ;,• highly recommended,' particularly' tar
invalids: Preparad. by, 14,. linker. Dorchester, Mass.,
and for side by - 4:livrom; at the Pekin VeaStore,No. 7 0
Fourth street •' • •'• • • • 2." '
is carrying
4jetallS:,t9 theiopbs'ok.Thoustuldo;mitbo ut being , arrest-.
itt . its progress by 'the medicinesin common use at the
present time: But a brighter day ieroming. and his
come--nit to successfully arrest this disease. Dr. Rogers'
Liverwort ancl.Tar not only "giveslmutediate relief in
Coaghs and. Colds; but from the testimony of Men of the
highest standing here and - elsewhere, it is making some
very Oniarkable cures of. Consumpaon. Improvements
in the treatment of dise.ses are onward, and nuthmg can
arrest 'lit spirit in' the present' ugn Those who are.
tainted with diseased 'Lungs', Would do well to Call . on.
the agent, and "seethe certificates of Dr. Wm. L Rich
alas; - Judge Win. Burke, the wifeef the Rev. GcorgeW:
Maley and of Dr. fljram Cox„ . lato Professor in the .4a.
lactic Medical College of Ciummutti. • -
This medicine not only cures Consumfaion; but breaks
up the most distressing Cough ilia few hoars time, or the
money will be cheerfully refunded.
For sate by •• J. KIDD ffi CO.
Moles ale DJuggists, 0. co Wood at. .
Also, IT' KNEELAN, D HARDIN,
mar6:6miltsw . ' grautstreet.. '
ON . * Woad ro TI iESEPEZtiARi.'" — ThOSO , who 4 1 ;o ,
within - doors:we compelled to breathe, uskimpute atmos•
pltere ; Which is wholly unfit for the proper cx,ptutsion at
the lungs, and, owing to want of exercise,- the bowels be;
coatis constipated; the pores of the skin closed, and, in
deed, all the functions of the body liecome deranged;.--
hence p roceed , - asthma, cough, pants ;in tho breast and
aisle; papitatio'ofSb, heart rheumatic pains in various
parts Of, the Indy, gi d diness,, and a variety.of other dis
tresentgcomplaints. common to those of A
sedentary . hab
its.. Might', Xi:44n
..Ir.esetahle - Pills disperse .nll, 'these
unpleasant symptoms.- sigle dose will in ell cases
give relief, and ; if repeated a, few times,will. most BS;
suredly restore the body to health.
Beware of Counteifetti land Imitations.— r Remember
thaf-the - Onginal xtud Only Genaine 'lndian Vegetable
Pills have the written Signature of 'Wtr.t.ts3tWalOur on
he top label of each box:
Remember, also, that li. fimyset, Druggist. Corner. of
Market and Third stree-s, is not en agent.or thls medi
cine, and we cannot guarantee, as genuine that offered
by himfo Sala
The genuine is rot- sale a llr ' Wright's Principal
Office, 169 • Race etiCet, Plii:adelpliia; and- by JOHN
THOMPSON.- 156 - Liberty street,- Piitsinirgli. Pa., who
is sale agent for this city, by whom dealers can be sup
'lied at the Wholesale rater ' g mars
S - 'AUCTION SALES, •
BY JAMES APKITNNA,drICTIONEn,
No. 114 'Woo)" Brower, 1111LE 4 . DOM MIDI FUME(
Q PLENDID EDENTPIIRE,' &c.,
Thursday next, March 22thlat 1U o'clock in the foie
noon, willbe sold at the dwelling of CoL Morgan Rob
ertson, Burgess Row, Penn street. between Hay and
Pitt,. his, entir e household furniturr,..teather - beds, bed
ding, carpeting; &C., 'RE he is declining housekeeping; all
of which is of the best quality, and has been kept in the
best of order, comprising •
Mahogany.sofa -with p Da card tables,
illows;
,
. Do - dining anti side tables ; -
•..Do ' pier tables, marble top ". Do centre tables, halt tables:
Do - dressing and plain
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eide-board and book-cast, it splendid and
convent* article;
.1 - splendid mabbgany wardrobe;
artiati stands; large pier glasses: bird eye _maple cane
seat, Chaim; bird el° maple rocking ehaiii, fancy and
common shafts, solarlamps candelab and mantel or.
uaments, China dinner an d ms
tea sets, beautiful patterns;
a large lot of glass Ware, Liverpool ware, llritnnnia tea
sets, L'hina Ikuit -dishes, silver , plate cake baskets, -hall
lampa r ito.perial three.ply tapestry and ingrain carpets:
chamber, hall,.stair and kitchen carpets ; hearth rapt, oil
:cloth for halt, fenders, ash boxes, Lre ironS, high and low
past - bodsteads,l crib, feather beds, bedding; hair,.busk
and straw - auitteasses; Venetian and transparent blinds,
chamber setsoogether ,with a great 'variety of kitchen
utetusiLi ; Lice chest,•
mar2l JAMEP McKEN NA: Auct.
:Tti—A valuable Lot of Ground,conier of
ashington street and Clay alley , , in the East orld
Yard, City at Pittsburgh, on which is erected a Brick
and Frisme_Bwelling House and Stable ; at AUCTION,—
On Saturday; March 24th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
will bernom, on Itie. premises, iitthe 31 Ward, Pittoburgh,
a Lot of (Around situate on the corner of Washington v.
atutClay alley,-on which' is erected one good substantial
Brick Dwelling and one Frame Dwelling, both finished
in the best and most condonable' manner. Also, one
Frame Stable. The property . is. Very: valuable. being
located in the best par of Meetly, and ruitable either for
a private residence or businers stand, ouch an is seldom
obiered at public sale. The tcnns will he accommodating.
mart 9 JAMES McK NNA Auet
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rI,Elk t.) PUBNII . I.II-tE. Feather Beds, Mattmases,
0 Carpeting, China Ware; kitchen Utem A
olit,'c.. of, a
Private Family, at AUCTION.—On Saturday, March
o
24th, at 10 'clock in the forenoon, - wilt be sold, without
reserve, at the dwelling of Cl/AMBITS 11 , Kuting, -Erg .
Fourth street, b.tween Wax: and Smithfield, his entire
Household Furniture, Feather Beds, Bedding, ac., as he
is removing to Philadelphia. Every article will be pos
itively sold, without any respect to prices. It is certain
ly as fine a lot of Furniture as was ever offered at public
sale in this city, and hair been-kept in the- neatest and
best of order. The greater part ism use only about four
yearii,and all were expressly made to order, comprising
an part the followingz—mahogany sofas and chairs, ma
hogany divans and reeking chairs, mahogany sideboard
with marble top, 1 mahogany secretary and book.ease
mahogany curd tables. mahogany side tables, mahogany
centre tables, cherry dining and breakfast tables, mehogl
any wash stands with marble tops, cherry wash stands,
fancy work stands,.mahog,any drosling bcreaus, mahog
any and cherry . Plam - bureacts, 1 splendid mahogany pa.
tent high post' bedstead,: cherry high . post' bedsteads,
cherry Preach bedsteadi, 2 excellent 'wardrobes, fancy
and common chairs, 3 large and splendid mantel looking-,
gianes; fancy toilet glasses, gas chandeliers, camicia..
braiq a large Assortment ot parlor, chamber, qua lit y;
stair Carpeting, of.the latest patterns and beat
Brussels and Saiony hearth rugs, 'feather beds of the
choicest quality, hair, husk andatraw mattrassest:hed
ding of every.deseription, felidera and fire irons, Irene,
tian and transparent blinds, China tea and dinner sets,
a variety of queensware and glassware, ivory. handle
knivgs and forks, common do., I French. mantel clock
with shade, rune 2 weeks; with u great variety of-kitch
en atensils; 2 excellent cooking stoves; with fixtures, all
completes 1 refrigerator, ' ,Wire safe. Terms at sale.
marlo . "JAMES Mc — KENNA. Auct.
PLENA VUILNITUILEAT nuoriON.--00 Thum.
day, Ma.ch Otb, at LO o'clock in the forenoon, will
be sold at Me Cabinet Wareroom of Philip Weis, , Pena
street, second door, from Walnut street, - Filth ‘tiardihis
entire stock of Furniture, - as he declining_ that busi
ness - Among the 'articles are wanlrobes, card tables,
dining and breakfast tables, wash stands, fancy work
stands, high past bedsteads, French , bedsteads, mahoga
ny dressing bureaus, fall toltunn plain baseline, cherry
bureaus, fancy and common chairs, settees. &c.
miisl4 " • - JAME..•i,IticKEINNA, Jett. '
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Oti ACCOUNT OF WHO3I IT ,MAY. , CONCERN,
te,pay hoarding-and other Charges ou Saturday af
ternoon, March3lst, at 2 o'clock, will 'be sold, Wuhon
reserve, at Arileuna's• Auction Rooms, to pay boaidiug
and other charges, unless the , owners or their agents re,
deem them before,d trnuks, containing clothing, &c.; 3
carpet bags, containing clothing, &c.; I but box and hat ;
1 bandbox aud .contents; 3 valise' and contents; 1 port
folio; '1 box of starch ; 1 gold watch. , Those concerned
will take notice of this adtrenisement. Terms, cash, par
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31. Charles Hotel,
;JAMES M'XENNA, Auct'r.
JP WO Clothe, Vasatmerel. and Vest!Wigs'.
saartricL GRAY,
ASERCRANTTAILOI4.fixthOngs Buildings. St.Claii•
.0.1. sots; Pittsburgh- Las just returned from New York
and Philadelphia, and is now receiving a fine assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of she best . imality:
and latest styles, which he is prepered to make . to order
in the beit manner mid in the 'latest fanLiona. , (nartMin
GI 0 0
HE subscriber offers for sale his old linsiffess Stand,
01/: the corner of Smithfield and Fifth streets.. He
will sell his entire Stock and Fixtures. Finding it in ,
convenient to attend to Loth of his establishments, he is,
desironsOf telling one ofthem. For fartheroarticulars,
apply to GEO: SCHNECK,
marls:if Corner of Oth mid Smithfield Md.
flewsfor Californians.
CLT'S REVOWITER , S, with apparatus. by Express
in a few days, by JOHN CART WRIGHT 4
mnrls kl,Wood street.
To Californians.
1017 S. RIFLES, PISTOLS 'ANDCARBINES; Allen's
. & Blunt's Revolvers. good together with a large
assortMent of other Pistols, b hisks ind Belts, and Cali
fornia equipments.- Bowie -Knives will be received by
Express, in a few days, at JOHN CARTWRIGHT'S,
marl3:dlw) . Cutlery Establishment. PS Wood st. -
DECKS VED AT AL. A. MINES.'S.—Ube Caztotts, a
..1.1/ Family Picture* by E. Balwcr Lytton.
The Diamond and the Pearl ;by Mrs:Gore..
New York in Slicea; 'with Splendid illustrations.
The Old Judge; or Life in a Colony; by Judge If ulibur
ton. author of San) Slick. ' •
The Adventures of Caleb Williams or things as they
are; by William Godwin. •
Davis , ?Janne! of Magnetism; new edition.
blorfit , a Chemical and Phimnacatic Manipulations;
with 423 illustrations. - - - •
A New Description of California; complete with all
the useful infomaation to emigrants to that country; by L.
W. Hastingsf a resident of California. .
reartil SMITIISTCO FT.. 31) DOOB A/301? - 8 SBCO3O.'
tae Honorable use Juoaos of tee Court of General
quarter Sessions of the 'Peace, in and for the County
of Allegheny : • '
The petitionof Elizabeth Mink, of the sth Wird. city of
Plusburtkin the county aforesaid; humbly shoWethi That
your petitioner bath provided herself with Materials for
the accommodation of travelers and otherr. at her dwel
ling/tense, in the 'Ward: aforesaid,• and prays that your
Honors will grant her a license To keep a house of pall
lic entertainment. And your petitioner as in duty.
houndi - will pray. • ' ELIZABETH MINK:.
We, the subscribere r , citizens of-the aforesaid Ward,
do certify, that tho above petitioner is of good repute for
honertyandtemp!rance; and is well provided with house'.
room and conveniences for the accommodatbro .trav-,
tiers and others, and that 'said tavern is necessary.' •
J. Wilsois, P. E: /Creme Ire nentinlNJ: Rogers;.
A. Bentz, L.flay, D. Ross, Thos.G ray;W:War•
en, W. Schmkit, J. W. Peter, J. Geanig. Imar2l3tdikw
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O,AI3B ENGER?ItItRAMENEWS.I 7 OII.-1646.
StearnboatPanketLine, learreadaily for Clneinnati4o a at.
Passenzer Packet, ,-vte; Brovinsville i : Baltimore and
PhilMclAblos tn., and 6 tn.. • ' '
POtton Line, atom to Philadelphia,••• IL; an 44 94
Western aii4 Ettithern•kallhoich lane, &a. at:
Nortnqiiestern, Cleveland,4 '
Erie and Western New York, dolly, 9 A' x.
NortllTEastern,to Thiladelphiai daily, oreoPt3tuld9l,. 4
A rtßv .
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ANDImi. ETns OF r.
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, Eastorn Mail via philadelpbra,
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due 3 .s. sr.„ closes 12 - ht.
Western Mail, Cin."and,Lonisv„, dua 8 P. as, closes 5 A . X.
South.vitt Balt,and Washington, dna 0 E. x.,closes 5 A.. N.
North-Western via Cleveland, dud 10 A. x., closes 9 .1,.. x.
Erie and : Western New: 'York due.B rot closesB ;La
' - Par value. , 'Asked. •
Bank of Pittsburgh„' 4150,00. , 850.00 .1150,00
ExchaogeStmk .. • ... . ••• ~ 60,00 . .44)10 43,50
klershunts' undid. Gunk .... 50,00 60,00 49,00
Parmers!Deposit Bank riolle in market. ..
Hand Street Midge • 60,00 ao;oo, 49,00
Northern Libertiesßritige• • - 1 7.• • 50,00 ..' 35,00
Old' A Ilegkeny fledge 9 6 , 0 0 36,00 36,00
COnnellsville R.--it.tltoak;paitl •
shares, 32,50. •• • • ....... .. •. • • 5,00. 1,43
City Banda (64 9 ' cent; ' • 90,00
hlonongahela ridge 45,00 . 46,50
Gas Stock - 50 00
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Dally Re ei the ti'arkete; _
THE POST
T "17' "Ar. Ma rch 2a. 1
ornanatt enema, r 1 9.
We took our yanal it round' , yesterday, butloand
bat little worth repl=llog, There. Was no change in
pricesof any • - .
FOUR..Salis 01 . oniloiat $3 751
APPLLS..SaIe o1:200bb1a. at 60e.
A I OLASSES..SaIe of AS bbla. at 28e.
ORANGES..SaIe or 14 boxes at $a 00.
ButscPosur.—The receipt! of this description of
provisions at Si. iota' on the 12th, were quite large,
amounting -to 65,000 pieces," the product of at least
9,000 hogs, 32,000 pieces of which aro designated
rot Pittsburgh.
LIP A couple of boats of Pittsburgh coal arrived at
Louirville on Thursday, one of which was immedi
ately sold to the Shepliartinille iron work*, and wa s
started for Salt river forthwith.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.
Lovnirtur, March 16.
The weather today has been clear and - pleasant.
We hear of but a moderate amount of buennea do
ing. The ''river continues falling, though
Freights aiericarce and low.
BAGGING AND ROPE.. Wequote a light sale
at I6c and Sc on au order; also-tales of 78 colic
rope at 7lc ; and 24 coils at 71c.
COTTON..There is* fair enquiry for. Cotton, and
ive quote sales of 205 bales Alabama at.6106.1e;
and 34 bales at 6lc
FLOUR AND GRAlN..Ncie:image in the mark
et: We (polo salerior Flour in lots at 84,00; retail
sales at 8 4,10084,25. 'Light sales of Wheat at 77c.
Ba:es of Corn from flat boats at 55c in small parcels;
sales from store at 28030 c. Barley is iniiemand at
GROCERIES...No large sales to-day. We quote
light sales of No Coffee at 614171 c.; aales of Sugar
at 41054 at per quality.
MACKAREL. . We quote a sale of 20 bbl. of No.
3 Boston Mackerel at $5,00.
TORACCO.".The market is.quite active, with large
receipts. We notico tales or 75 hhd• at prices
ranging from $2,25 to $6,00 for common to choice.
FREIGIITS.,We quote so New Orleans from the
city wharf at 20(iir221c. for pound freights, and 403
45c for Lard and Pork. To Pittsburgh - we quote at
Isc for pound freights. To Nashville 25030 c for
pound freights. To Floreace 50ct bbl. 70350 c.
Freights ut St.:Louis - edriqday last to New Orleans,
were 60c for Pork, 50c for Flour, and 20 to 25c for
weighrfreight, but shipments were ariorwanis made
at 55c and 45c for-Pork arid Floor, and 18c for Lard.
G. c. nAlittra.. - :,
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CABINET WA REROO3I. SMITIIFIELDSTREET,
Barmen Serena arFet andAlrasebory allry,Piusbure, Pa.
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.lIAIIIER es DA UlAlft keep Constantly on hand
a variety of excellent and fashionable Fumiture,
warranted equal to any in the city, and *Mon as
favorable terms as can be obtained at any tiMilllT
establishment in he West. They have now on hand an
annsualty extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Pond.
ture; trans the chea,pext and plainest to Memos% costly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. nitilldtco
Furniture.
Tug subscriber, wishing to reduce ids present
stock of Furniture, will,- (rot,, this date until fur.
titer notice, sell all articles i n his line at cost, $
being
determined to lessen the amount of stoek on hind.
Those persons who may call on him with the intention
or getting n "good penny'S vt'orth," will not be disc
potted. His stock of Furniture is equal to any in the
etty7both . in style and workrannship. - and the assortment
complete. . ALEXANDER M'CURDY,
Furniture Rooms Mild IL.
Next door *hair Pittsburgh -Dank.
Boots and Shoes Stßing *Jr at Cost.
j THE subscriber wishes to retail his en
tire stock of Boots and Snorts at cam—
,. Person! wishing to purchase, will have to call
town,
as he intends to remora , on the Ist of April,
to Si. Cdatir street. His stock is large, and of the very
best kind. The balance remaining unsold by the lit of
April will be auctionsered off to the highest bidder.
T. A. HINTON, ' '
Corner Market and Liberty its.
;Chronicle and Divan h copy 1 meek.!'
mar2l.
Paper Hangings.
AVING puthbased at three of the largest Factories
IX in the East, (New York, Philadelphia and Bath
more.i a large assortment of the newest and most im
proved style. of PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS. lie.,
and made. arrangements by which I will be enabled to
procure all new Patterns, simultaneous with their sp.
peatuntee in the stern market, I would invite the at
tention of those desiring to have their houses papered
to call and examine my
with the latest styles of par,
stook, before , purchasing e lsewhere.
I have now on the way front the Bast, 20,000 pieces of
Gold, Satin Glazed and COIIIIIIOII Paper Hangings. which
I can sell at pri ces ranging from 1.21 cents to fk piece.
i merit! S. C. 111LL.87 Wood et.
, 41111,. , DUPW'S
WRITING AND BOOK-KEEPING CLASSES,
Alozander ¢ Da 's Dui/dings, entralux,frem the Diamond.
- EIBTABLI2HED IN 1240.—1 t Is universally admitted
_Ca I , y all now practising Mr. Duff's plan of Double
Entry, to possess the following advantages over all
other methods in use:-Ist, diipc tiring with all books ex
cepting a Day Book and Leger; 2d, reducing the cash
and merchandiza accounts to about one line/Or one hun
dted; 3d, checking rbilnced in the lame proportion
an annual saving . oi forty or fifty follov of the Leger;
sth, greater security against error; 6th. daily posting of
the personal accounts. An elegant Mercantile Hand
wntuig imparted to all going through a course of leaeons,
Hours: 10 *0 12,2 to 4, and 7 to 10.
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1N -LW listOKO—Oregars and Calffernia in IMti ;by .
Quinn Thornton, late Judge ol the Surma Court
of Oregon, and corresponding member of e American
Institute. With an Appendix, i ncluding re but and aw
thentic information on the su bje ct of the GOLD MINES
of Culifsrnia, and other valuable matter of interest to the
immigrant, etc.; with Illustrations and a Map. In two
volumes.
RAPHAEL ; or, Pages of the Book of Life at Twenty.
BrAlphonse de Larnartio,e author of the" History of the .
Girondists; or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the
French:Revolution,. etc.
NO. 4 of. the Life of Franklin ; illustrated.
Just received and for sale by •
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Corner Market and 3d its.
Fr° the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
1, "Quarter Sessions of the Fence in and for the County
of Allegheny -
The petition of Coo. Hatfield, of Robinson Township,
.in the County aforesaid, humbly sheiveth,.That your peti
tioner bath provided hunself with roatenals for the no
'commodatiou of travelers and others, at his dwelling
house, in the Township aforesaid and prays that yotif
Honors will be pleased to grant him at license to keep..
public house of entertainment. And Tear petitioner as
in duty bound, will pray. GEORGE HATFIELD.
We, the subscribers; citizens of the Township afore
said, fdo certify, that the above petitioner is of good
pate or honesty and tetnperance, and is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the accommoda
tion and lodging of strangers and travelers,and that said
tavern is necessary.
Wm. firCorrnick; Matthew Barbican, James McCoy,
John Nickel, John McFadden, Johu Graham, Jim: Kirk,
John Alison, Samuel McFarland, John Sten, Samuel
McCurdy, Jacob Drake. marfil '
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40 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace In and for the County
or Allegheny:
The petition of Benjamin Boyd, of ildinlin Township,
in the County aforesaidhumblr sheweth, That your pen
tioner bath provided himself with materials for the ac
commodation ot, travelers and others; at his dwelling
house, in the Township. aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grout him a license to keep a
publii heuse of entertainment- Aud_Your petitioner. as
iu duty bound, will pray. BENJAMIN EIOYD.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the- Township afire.;
said, do certify that the above petitioner is, of good-tit
pare for honesty and temperance, and a vrell provided
with house room and conveniences-for the aiemnroodo.
lion and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
A:M'lmbs, John Gould; Wrn. inders.J. f.t. Roberts
Wm. ArGongtiney, - Peter:My°, Geo. Pilgrim; Th o o l 4
Scott, JO. Cunningham, Wm. APRoberts, B. G. Curry,
John Ewing, J. revel, N. C. APLeea, Win. M. Moms,
J. H BPPiteeny. - mer2l:34*
DISSOLUTION.—Tbe partnership of Huriptrr &lag
i s t hi s -day dissolved, by mutual consent. The biz.
mess of the firm will be settled by H. Lee
R:MURPHY.
PittibuirA,Sirili ISM
14017C13:;-The ,midereigned will continue the Wool
business and Attend to the sale of Woolen Goode it the
old plece;„ - •' , _ B. LEE.
-Harr In retiring from the late .firm of 1 1 / 4 tiiihy & Lee.„ll
take great pleasure itirecarnrnendinglir. R. Lee to the
confidence Of illy friends end to the !mink.
J =3O J. B. MURPHY.
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water in the disarm!. ; •
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PIZAILBOAT Commuorr.—From the St ., zooms. Re.
publican, we learn that the steamboat Mountaineer
and Pike No. 9 came in collision in Cahokia Bend.
Theformer boat was much injured, and returned to .
8t: Louis ,fee repairs. • •
One hundred and eightypassengers arrived at
St. Louis on the steamer Niagara, on the 13th, en
route for California. The People's Organ says
Our hotels aro now teeming with California boys.
St. Louis is bound to have her share of the dust, be
tween going and returning, being as she's, the great
&rider mart for the necessaries of travel.
Svcassioar StlNK.—The steamboat Olivia, from
the Balite, reports that the steamer Courier,
Mastic, also from the Belize, struck a log a few mj es
below the English Turn, on Thursday afternoon, and
sunk close alongside the river bank. No lives were
lost, but the boat and cargo will be lost.—N. 0. Pk,
CoLuatow.—The steamboats Montgomery and Jas.
Hewitt came into collision on Saturday night, some
forty or filly miles above Mobile. They were racing
at the time, it is said. The Montgomery was con
siderably injured in her upper works. Some twen
ty passengers on the Montgomery, (says the Tribune,)
published a card in which the blame is east upon the
Rearitt.*N. 0. Pic., 9th.
lir t is perfectly.astonishing to witneas,the num
ber of person. arriving in, and departing from this
city, on their way to California. Every hotel is full
to overflowing, and we beard it suggested last even
lilt-that the theatro should be appropriated to the
accommodation of those.bouseless wanderers. We
heard one poor fellow lamenting
,over his fate on
being told that the only accommodation that could
be extended to him, was to allow .him to suspend
himself from a peg in the wall. •
St. Louis MON 13th.
For Maui Louis sad Illinois River.
JaiTax new liqict draught passenger steamer
LAMARTINL. Deweser, Master, will leave
for the above and intermediate landings, on Thursday
next, 22d inst., at 2'i:o'clock, r.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
mar2o GEO. It MILTENBERGER, AO
Pittsburgh and Louisville
The nevi and splendid kw passenger
packet, TELFA.iILtPIt No. it, atsos,
Master, will leave foe Cincinnati and
Louisville ' on Monday, the 20 . 11 instant,
itt 10 o'clock,. a. N. For freight or peitage, apply on
board or to
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & Co, or
GEORGE B. MILTENBERGER.
irr Steamer Peytona will leave Louisville kr New.
Orleans, on arrival of Telegraph No.' 2. Passengers
eau go direct, and can have berths secured here. irde,
sired.t marb
16111.
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH'
DAILY STEAK PACKET. LINE.
THIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West The
highest wages are paid for the services of the best and
moat esiierteneed men engaged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years i bag carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to theirpersons. The proprietors challenge crass
pinion with any paisenger line in the Union far eafltY,
regnlarityotrul speed. Ali that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passenger.. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MONDAY PACRET.—Tbe Mokotroamma,Capt.Stous,
mitigative Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 1.0 o'clock;
Wheeling every Monday, evening at 10 r.
TUESDAY PACHRT.—The. litammtt No. It, Capt.
Jew. Xlinsliter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
al 10 P. K.
WEDNESDAY PACIICET.—:The Nsw Reardon) No.
2, Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
M0111.171s at lOo'cloek; Wheeling e very Wednesday even
ing at r.
THURSDAY PACKET—The Baruiaar,
morn i t
A
Graee, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
to o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 r. r.
FRIDAY PACERY—The Curl= No. 2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave PittsburgheveryFridaYrooming at tOo`cloek;
Wheeling every, Friday evening At 10 P. ar.
atratintaY PACKET—The Mssamtairs No. 2, Capt.
1. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsborgh everry Saturday
morning at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at LO
SUNDAY PACKET.— The lane NZWTON,Capt. P.
morning/krol. will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 r. at.
nov 10.
ariesti — C
N STORE, and now receiving, our fi rst supply of New
1 SPRING GOODS, consisting of every thing new and
beautiful, to be had of the Importers and Jobbers :
New styles of rich Turk Satins ;
Wide Brocade Silks, new patterns;
Rich Chamelion andelacie Silks;
Ftig'd and plain bl'k Silks, all width* ;
lie reges: Lawns, Mous de Laines, &c.;
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, new designs.
Together with alarge assortment of Domestic Goods.
HORT. D. THOMPSON,
marls] No. Up Market st. 3 doors from Liberty.-
PlitaliTlit avid W asbar.
rPttE subscriber has invented a machine for-Washing
1 out GOLD, possessing the following ,qualities:—lt
weighs about twenty-five popnds, can be packed in a
box. 13 inches by 17, and 17 inches deep; will wash out
a bushel of wet saud in about two minutes—dry sand in
less time—leaving the Gold perfectly clear of sand and
gravel. Those going taCalifornia are invited to call and
see its operation, at my residence, in Penh street. near
Water street troar&l C. EVANS..
To ConlTCl7lll — iiielhanta.
HODKINSDN would remind you thatyou can no*
111• secure China ' Glass, Quan.rteare, e., at such
prices as never weroberetofore olTered at.
Remember, 115 Wood street, 3 doors below sth. (ml 7
Leaf TobAcco.
60 BALES CUBA, just received
al t " V ° l4lA lu al l kl . E,
No. 33 Hand at.
O
ETNERS.—The subscriber has a large stock
Tj_ of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS,
which he is prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at his
Turning Establishment, No. 27 Fifth street.
marl.4:3m H. °FL RYAN.
FOUND—A Yocket.Boolc, containing a considerable
amount of money. The owner can have it by de
scribing the book and contents, and paying .ftir this ad.
vertisement. Apply to R. GALWAY,
marl 6 No. 4 Commercial Row.
EYS FOUND--A bunch of Keys was found yentas- -
1V day, in Seventh street. Tho'eiviter can have them
by calling at this office. marls
Apprentices Wanted. •
THE sobscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi
net, Cliair-tnaking and Chair Painting( branches of
business. Boys of steady habits, about 16 years of age,
would be preferred.' None need apply, who cannot
come well reconarnended. B.G. FANESTOCK,
marl 7 H lot Smithfield street.
'ANTED.—Wanted, several good Salesman, mho
can realize from $5O to $lOO a month. Apply at
KAY ft Co. s, -
Corner of Wood and Third Ms.
DISSOCC..,.. /N.—The Panuership heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers, under the firm of J.ec
3.l%.l l .lhormwas dissolved on the 7th inst.. Either party
Is authorized to use the mute of the Sim i le settlement.
JOHN I'iIIDEVITT'
Matih 10. JAMES ItIiDEVITIT.
areo-PARTNERSIfIP.—The undraig.ned bevel hie
day formed a Co-partnerehlp under the firm of JOHN
MIDIEVITT & BROTHERS, for the transactiouof aGro
eery and Produce Minium. JOHN APDEVITT.
JAMES APDEVITT,
WILLIAM WDEvrrr.
March 7, 1840.-frarli
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ILES, JEWELRY, &c.—A urge assortment of
Lever, ii Epine and other Watches; Breast Pina r .
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Pencils, &c., just reeeived and
for sale by McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL, -
marl 9 97 Wood et.
IRINTS-1. case Caebeco Plate Prints;
1 " Merrimac
• 1'• " Hamilton. " •." • ' •
Fine desirable t3pring styles; just received by
McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
• '
_O7 Woodstreet.
ttPETtEWN—t caa new, style'
just recoivod and for male .
bleCidsIDF4S CAMPIEI4.4
97.W00d st
--Persons indebted to the late firm of , Roe
music, LINZ orerequested to aettle - Thal:lo4e'
sad aceouitta 44'414 POIMSII4IOII t .ci, JOHN COYLEI - •
- 1420
inn BUSHELS DRY,APPLES—Itac'd and for sal.
UV by [mare] CUMMINS &SMITH
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Steamer Michigan No.":2,Gilson, Beaver.
Rohl. Wigliumui. Beaver.
" Lake Erie, Sholes, Bea —,
ver.
u lacobs7 Brownsville. • •
' 6 •ihtlantio, Parkinson, do.
~ Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Brilliant,,Grace, Cincinnati,
.. Z. l'aylor,'Lucas, Wheeling.
" • Cinderella, Calhotui, Wheeling..
" Paris, Marano, St. Louis. ,
" Chief' Justice Marshall, --, N. Orleans
. E PARTED,
Steamer Lake Enße,Sholeli•Beaver.
3lichigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver.
' 6 Robt. Wighunan, —, Beaver.
Baltic; Jacobs; Brownsville
" Atlantic,. li Parkinson, do:
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.." Camden, endrickon. McKeesport. • •
• New England No. 2, Dean, CinCinnati.
" . Z. Taylor, Lnims,Wheeling.
" Comet, Boyd, Zanesville. • • -
jenny Lind. Gallagher, Zanesville. , '•
" Fairmount, Ebben, St. Louts. •
" Beaver, Clarke, Wellsville. •
Pacific, Campbell, Cincinnati.
New World, Chamberlain, New Orleans.
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RANOES--154:rbozeo;cuilieeit . und fkorsale by_
nu ,,14 . , , . J.B. BONNET:
. T.EMONS-50 b . ore is, just ree'd !Ind far emle by
L ,irtarl4.—.... .- .. . ......, - J. 8. ITONNET
.
MAN NUTB7I) b bls., just ri , e,lptritigte N bk r
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IQUORIC cases;just rt - c'd.and &tattle by
17 1 - 411 9N.D.5.
bales Bordeaux, just reed and tbeat
4AI , by . inuitl4l J. B. BoNN E T,
011-256ntake ts, reaived. and for sale by
LEMON SY&UP=lOO , doeu, lu more and for sale by
ITittri4 • . 7. S. 'SONNET"
- -
AIBINS-470 boxes, in atora . and fur sale by •
• tuart4 • . J. S. BONNET
Ill( SACKS PfKVATOES—o.day recd nod for sale
1Jl.;-by -Today
[mar2ol ARMSTRONG do VROZER.
B'PULE: PORK- - TC. small lot, very gOacjiiiiiiViiiid
I - Tar. frnar2o3- ARMSTRONG. & CROZKR.
,TNIACION--300 pieces City Smoked, for sale by -
_Dr,: alarm ARMSTRONG & CROZER
011BL8:-ROLLBUTTER—ero-day reerratid for solo
is by - jouir2o . l; :,: ARMSTRONG er,CROZER.
-20 KEGS No. LARII—Poi stile by
mar2o ;•- '1 ARMSTRONG & CROZER
riUININE-75.ounces i imwrecekved and for sale by
444•,ai5u20.. - _ FAIINESTOCK&,co.
bble."lnstorcatid for sale by
Mar 20 ' ' aA: PARNESTOO
ale
OmPbriyiOJ 5 ° nel : ll Sr li n t 9 tll3 : tYtt.:lKWalc:cic
FLOUR -25 barrels, just receive 4, and for Halo by
inart3 • . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
REEN' APYLLS-40 barrels and Wars, just reeeiv
ed and for sale by Ituarl3l SMITH &SINCLAIR.
WED ./iPP.I.M-60 sacks, just received iuul for stile .
-by...triuirl3l SMITH. it -81NOLAI •
014BUTITR71 , bn771sforsals by ,
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3 amtrliBlNcLAl
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300 BusHELBcoRN-aewd -
marl 9 . CUMMINS &
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A RIALS-60 barrel. Houiallites aoiLblilan Apples,
A
iceeived and for . sale
imerl9 & ifzuria
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BACON -3000 the. new flacon, ilia received and or
sale by treb24) & J. C. ACHESON
v febl6
ECTIFLED WIIISKEY-3io Mc, iu otbie and for
AV sale by [marl()) . JA& PATrON, Jr.
nll4l YE WHISKEY—SO bbls, a superior articte, in
- 'ILJ store and foe sale by (tralln, PA'170: 1 1; Jr.
PORT WINES--3 casks, pure Orapo, in otorO
for soli, by (caorlqi JAMBS PATTON, Jr.
Cl wiri&-24 * casks in store aud for as/0 by
0. mum Ja..lll*Z .pArralsr, Jr.
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V A N'4l.ni-gal
WOO Juato Salm Pancipia ; in
atom and for sale by itriarlOJ JAS. PATTON, Jr.
RIO COFFEE-7 5 bags•in store and for sale by •
mart; ' JAALEB PATTON JR
DYE FLOUR-10 bap, received and fur sale by
14 marl) JAMES PArroN, JE.
I it 12.401 tbilliEr3E-34 boxbi,,received and for rale
\,./ by fmarD) JAMES PATTON, IL
NO. Sid.A,Lohhd.
by
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Cl.DbllB-03 Row:ulna
10 Crab; in store and for sale by
warp JAMES pArroN, JR.
JIAT OAF SUGARS-3 Ws. No. 4
ti tads. N0..3 ;
3 bids. No:0 ; received and for sa.o
JA31.113 rArroN, JR-
TIMED YEACkiES AND AYYLES
150,busbefa Peaches,
Appiesi roceived and for eale by
tuar JAMES PAT ON, JR
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,R USSET APPLES-47 barrel", jest received by
WA!. DYER,
. ISS Libenystreea
BACON-1000 tbs. Shoulders ;
2000 tbs. Nuns; just receiving from smoke
house. For aide low. Imaral) W. DYER.
WIEDER urr—too seeks Dried Peaches-, --
LOU bus. Dried Apples• for *ale by
usual W. DYER.
bOTATOES-73 Ws, Neshinnocksand Pink Eyes
WO sacks do do do do
tteceiving sod for sale tow by (moan Nit..I)YER.
LOCISVILLE um yo bb ,It. in store arid for sale by
KING # MOORHEAD.
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upOTATOFS-100 tacks Potatoes, in fine order, tec'd
1 per imitator Isaac Newton, and for role by
wart? • lONG te MOORHEAD,
ICIOLASSLZ-30 bbla. Piantairvalassea, in gum
1L strul for istle by KING & bIOORHEAD,
unr3 Diamond.
11,1731 , 4D01ti GLASS—SW boxes }est Isaias' and for
TT side by (rearldj S. &W. MAR/MUGU.
FGOUR;--105 - 6 - anils Extra ;
100 do Good Saperilne• in store and for
sale by assrl6 ff. &W. IinaLIMIGH.
EtRIED APPLES AND FRActuz4-100 bushels of
_LP each received and far sale by
&,W. HARRAUGR.
I:`S AND PIDDLE: Pudic.; as bitrtclll Alit received
by steamer Caleb Cope, and for sale by
could . S. &W. DARBAROH.
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Q VGARWRE.bRAMS-20 tierces of .478 hay's
1...7 superior Bags, Aug landing from Das steamer "Rril•
Itso„ ,, and for sale by S. & W. lIARHAVOIf,,
merle No. SS Water and Ind Front greet.
60 BUftlita - Rilia - W - 11 - ITRANs—I n store
and for sale by W. & £ C ACH}SON,
fcbt6 N 0.2 Smithfield es
APPLES -50 bbls. Penocks;
150 " Roninnite.s; for sale by
W. & J. C. ACHESON
(TORN MEAL—Fresh Ground Billed Corn Meal, just
received and for Bala by
`r
W. a J. C. ACHESON
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ELLOW CORN, SHELT
L—soo JusTree'd
and for sale by RHODES& ALCORN,
inero) 30 Pillb street.
(IURN IN THE EAR-600 bushels, just received and
%.) for salts by RHODES & ALCORN,
tnar4o 3O Fifth street.
►NS--t ease AntericardPins„just ree'd and for sale by
McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
No. 97 Wood street.
BREAD-500'doz. Swart'a 0 cord Elintio u
500 " Swab's s 3 " "
300 tbs Pat. Tbfead, Nos. Z 1,40 and 10.
Ina opened and br We by
111cCANDLESS & C&MPBELL,
No. 07 Wood street
SUSPENDERS -100 doz. Qum Suspenders, Russell.
vine manufacture; 90 dozen heavy Birth Suspenders,
just opened and for sale by
McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
No. 97 Wood street
PPLANTATION SUGAR AND .MOLAS.SES
-100 bbds. prime Plantation Sugar;
100 bbls. do. do. Molasses ; just received
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON,
mar 44 170 Liberty street.
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-22 brie. 8. H. Molasses,
Louisiana Refinery, Just received, on consignment,
and for sale by MILLER& RICKETS:ON,
marl 4 170 Liberty street.
HONEY-9 bbts Honey just received on consignmen
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON,
mart 4 170 Liberty street.
PRODUCE -40 sackg Dried Peaches;
40 keg's No.l Lard; for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
170 Liberty street.
PEACH BRANDY-15 barrels Peach Brandy, jaet re.
ceived and for sale by
M LER & RICKLTSON,
170 Liberty greet
IopIPE-20 tierces 'Rice, in store and forsaleb . i. ----
Il UILLER.tRICKETSON, '
_ 170. Liberty street.
Q HELL, COM6S.—A greatonmety Dressing
0 and Side Combs, new atita i _crri hand
at
sULON KINZEY'S,
67 Market street.
PS. FANCY CASSIMERZ—On hand, and for ludo
kill at tnannuictureet micas, by treb2ol H. LEE.
100 k tbto "
CASE Git.ELOT —.lust recd
Td, and t'
sale at manufactareea prices, by [talt2oJ H. L' "
E.
I .— EABEWEEICAN ARMY CLVELPpn b~ t d wt
?for sale by (reb23) H. LEE.
RAB
60 rfo'rZigen us :rea r
ed to this irtieclea,tiefhio7wofiFlble
sold low; to clone consignment, by [fe2o] Ht LEE.
A N ABSORTALENT - OF BLANKET COATING---For
sale very low, as the season is far advanced. Deal
ers may expect bargains. Ifeb2o) H. LEE .
WOOL—The highest price, in cash, paid for Wool, by
U 23 Litpitty, Street, opposite iith.
O LET—A large Brick Dwelling House, suitable for
T
two families. 'Situated high up on Federal street,
Allegheuy. Apply to • •• LER,
febt.,2 Liberty streetoupposite Fifth.
ORiNeigtORANGFS:-4100boxeaOranget_ on •
eeived andfor sale by JOSHUA RHODES, -
Tinsamrao
ores Nl:onWs.47dust";:e:
erived and for sale by —JOSHUA RHODES,'
maredlt • Nod Wood et
FRESH .subscriber is now receiving. at
the Pekin . Tea Store, FRESH OOLONG BLACK
TEAS, b n, y the Semi. Baltzell and T. 'by. Sears , the only
rial Gunpow
vessels i this pder: rig... Also, fine. Young HysonsA AYNEShope,
A. ,
• niart7 A.
70 Fourth 84
AVE COSPersons Indebted to Taovrta.o,
1,.7 Esq., late Sheriff, for Costs, are requested to call - on
the subscriber, and settle. ;am covz.,E,
feb2o Founti street. near Smithfield st.
T MEN &Co., No. 60 Market
Xi street, have received • Limns Sheeting, Linen Da
mask 6.8 and 104 Linen Holland*, Bleached and Browit
Table Cloths, Russia andlkotelt Diapers. Doylies, Nap
kini, kc., to which' they invite the attention of- pur
. • .
chasers. - - marl 6
rAINGHAMS:- GINGRAMS!, GINGHAM'S a—A. A.
Ur, MASON & Co., No. 80 Market-Street have in Adore
100 pia - en Clingbams, small plaid, end, dealralde.Goodai
SS ISWII,
mi Economists and -the-Public,- ta- effect:
X saving o ottA4kittti and Obtain Owen/ma Itargaens
ever pow-ken:4 - ate mbar- Tespectftilly invited to visit
ROBINSON'S CLOTH ESTABLlZawi'mPostßuild
bag, aorna Fifth and Woodatreeta. fetalw
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ROOMS—Just Tool and for sal by
& J. C. ACHEIWN.
irrte; received and for sa
JAMES PATToN, JR.:,
N 0.17, Liberty street.
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For sale by
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pyggturrlPULLY; SITUATED:. BUILDING LOTS
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.for self, bt dolphin or ;he Mount Emmetpropeny.
PorsinrdeSorous Of torestinff a small •siutrof money,eno
dorm to advautage, by securing choice Lots of . var i ous,,
- • ,
This property, for belinty of location, couuntending a
view of thetwo cities, the -Allegheny, Motiongithelimtd
Ohio rivers, is unequalled. khan the advantage-of an
abundance of the, choutest iipring water.- •The new react,
now. finishing, will reader it easy of access, and bring It
within a convenient distance of the Allegheny market.
As, an investment for profit, to soy nottung of the de
tghtfulsituation fora residence, the buyer will secure in
a few years a TECREE-rOLD return.-- ,
The above Lots will be 'sold for Cash, or on a Credit
of one to five years.
Plans may be semi and every information had,•of Mr.
HUGH SWEENY, on the pre macs , ,
• orofJOHN COYLE
at his o ffi ce / on 4th street, l'ittsburgh. • nov39 -
;Steam Boats for 8010.
iiiii i it' The splendid. Steam - Packets BALTIC
and ATLANTIC, built expressly to run as
reg ar ackets on the Monongahela, between Pitts
burgh and Brownsville ; and having run for a few months
are found to be too large and powerfuLfor the navigation
of that river,.are now offered for sale.
The following are the dinienzions of these mix boats,
viz :- Length of deck, 170 feet; breadth of beami2s - feet;
wheels, 24 feet diame ter,lo feet buckets; four boilers, 21
febt by 3.1 inches diameter; eyiinders,2L inches,'and 6}
eel stroke. Each boat contains 20 state-rooms, and the I
cabins arefurnished in the richest modern style.
For tenrucenquire of , .., J. K. MOORIIEAD -..
novntf , " . Pittsburgh.
WARN FOR LAIrEr--71 Acres, about three miles from
1: 'tea City line; on - the Turnpike, 'adjoining the old
Black Hone TaVert' property. ueur East Liberty. The
ground is well Improved, nod in - a delightful situatirin for
a country seat. It has thereon a. good Dwelling House,
and three small 'tenant houses, and One of the hes'
springs - of water in the country; and Can be hut on very
accommodating terms. Enquire of -
felffs
y AWREN - CEiE -
lEEE PROOR SALF,— A
Ewaltr and valuable Property F
ofPERTY
I feet front on
s g treet by 140 deep on Washington OU
street to a 24
feet alley, containing a two story Frame Dwelling, well
arranged and in complete order, with bake-oven, wash
house, stable, garden and fruit trees, all under good
fence; and title good. Price SIM°.
S. CUTHBERT,Oen. Agent,
Smithfield Street.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE---A Lot of
40 feet front, pleasantly situated on the North Com
mon, Allegbetry, containing. a valuable Brick - House; in
complete order, and finished in modern style ; having a
handsome front; a hull and entrance, two parlors, dining
recta and kitchen, four chatnbenyfniisited garret, good
cellar, stable, carriage house; wash house, coal house;
cistern and pump, a well arranged garde u,:grittpes, shrub
bery, &c. Price, $1,500: teims acconimodaung.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street
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FOR SALE—A fine Brick House, and Loti'near the
Court House. Apply to PI C. SHANNON,
turn - AdVy at Law,Fotuth street:"
VO LET—In Allegheny City, lb Dwelling House, Sta.
ble and Lot. 60 feet by 300, now occupied by Benj.
GI de, adjoining Geo. Hogg., }or tenni, address the
subscriber, box 140,1"ittsburgh Post Office.
febl9:dtf ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE.
FORSALE OH RENT—A Two Story Brick Dwelling,
situate on fifth street, opposite the' Court House.—
Enquire of AVIKULLPZI & DOWNING,
yanl72lB Liberty street. opposbe Seventh
in TO LET—A Four Story Brick Store, with a
Dwelling attached, on Market street, next
door to Front street., The subscriber will put iu a.new
front to the Store, on or before the Let of April next, and
give possession at that tithe. Apply to
WALTER BRYANT,
183 Liberty st.
m rl64ror
1111 TAVERN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN, FOR
4tENT.—A commodious andwell finished Tavern
tend, in the village of Shonsetown, funtished in
modern style with good Stabling attached. It will be
leased for a te rm of years. Addle's'
janl2 P. BHOUSE, Shooselown.
rvo LET—A good dry CELLAR, sittuNd on the North
east side of the Diamond, suitable to an Eating
Room, or Storisge of any kind.. Enquire of .
HOGAN tc CANTWELL,
figi Market-at., Pittsburgh.
MECO 1 8 49
Merebantsa Trailasiportattlon Line,
VIA PENNSYLVANIACANAL AND BAIL ROADS,
TO PIIILADCLIV7.II AMP satantintz
Trot Canals and Rail Roads being now open, and in
good order, we are prepared to forward all kinds of mer
ehandite and produce to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
with pr toes and despatch, and on as good terms es
any other Line. C. A. MeANDLI & Co.,
- Capri Ruin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
Autxra—CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
.• ROSE MORRILL & Co.. Bahian:ore. - frurl7
18'4 9..
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Merchant's Way 'height Line,
For Moir' seine, JtatiglltlMlN Hellidindblelgh, and all
iNgermediate ptaers.
Tuts Line will continue to zany all Way Good - • with
their usual dispatch, and at taw rates of freight.
Aorsts—C. A. MeANULTY k Co., Pittsburgh.
D. B. WAXER/PLR, Johnstown.
JOHN MILLER , tiollidaystmsgh.
Rzirsamwas.-Jarnes Jorton. Smith & Sinclair, Th. F.
Shoenberger, Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bonn.
bond & Co., Win. Latimer & Co, Jno. &Merits & Bros.,
Pittsburgh; John. Ivory, Salad, Malhollan & Ray, John
Graff &Co., Blairsville. marl?
(Gazette and Amnial only topy)• -
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4.'0 slut C 'mixes' of Pliiii - gr — sztaVliclealty.
cirizens of Pittsburgh and its vicinity are re-
I minded thatthey eau fit themselves with some of the
handsornest FRENCH CHINA TEA SETTS,QUEENS
WARE AND GLASS—for beauty, price and quality,
cannot be excelled to this or any other City West of the
Atountains—at Ni. HODIHNSON'S, N 0.1115 Wood street.
There you will find some of the prettiest white and blue
Stone-ware, in tea, dinner and toilet sets, or in separate
pieces, ever opened in this city ; and as the proprietor is
about to remove from the store be now occupies, to a
more central part of the city, (No. 66 Wood street;oppe.
site the Eagle Saloon.) he is desirous of closing out his
present stock, previous to moving, as you are aware of
the heavy losses he would sustain by breakage, &0., In
moving so large a stock as he now has in store, and
having but one dap to do so, it will compel him to close
oat allillOst his !mitre stock.
He is determined to close out at anenormous sacrifice,
regardless of importing cost. Row is the time- to secure
year Bargains! This may be the only opportunity ytn
may have of securing.Queensware at such low prices.
Remember— M. HODKINSON,
marl 7 Wood street, three doors below sth st.
TATE. Op.,
(1117CCXISOR13 TO TATZ.)
No. 10, Fourth street, baweert Perry and Liberty streete,
ItrANUFACPURERI3 of sheet lead, leaden pipes, hy-
IT pumps, baths, water closets, leaden coffi
&c,; keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order
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shee t lead from 1 to 8 lbs. to the 6
liquare foot, in sheets of
by 20 feet, which they will furnish to the trade wholesale,
or cut to order in any size that may be wanted.
They also manufacture and keep constantly on baud
leaden pipes from 2to inch calibre; aqueduct pipe, for
conveying waterfront springs, furnished ha the country
trade, and put up on reels in lengths of from 100 to 1000
feet on each reel, with directions as to the proper method'
of laying. Also, on hand, a large supply of Adams' Pat
ent suction Pumps, for wells or cisterns; Snow It Ce's
vez . rpe t irorcast . i ro n
work of every description P um ps. eseriplion executed in the
most durable manner, and on the most accommodating
term,. Orders from the country for leaden pipes, she,
lend, or PUMP. Will receive prompt attention
je27,daw
lelver , s Patent Concave Beater Churnt
SUTTEE IN FIVETVIINUTES!
WE pall the attention of the public to the article head
ing this advenisement,and invite the enterprising
an curious to call and witness its operation. All adver
tisements in relation to this invention, to the hundreds
who have seen it tested, is supesenigation.
let. This Churn will produce Butter, gathering it is a
mass, frorn sweet milk, in five to ten minutes! and from
cream prepared, as families usually prepare it, in Three
to five =lutes! -
:14'1 The utility of this inventltex . is apparent, as better
Butter can he produced from svrestinilk, or cream, than
cream soured in the usual way ; and by means of this
Churn, a tittle girl or boy can perform, in five of ten
minutes, what has heretofore required the labor of a wo
man or man for ono or two hours, and sometimes half a
daY 3d... By simply tannage thumb screw,ihe whole inside
dasher is taken but,leaving nothing , but the Butter and
milk in the plain wooden box.
4th. It is the cheapest Chum ever invented, as the sim
plicity of jts construction (though embodying- a great
it.
mm
principle) makes it hot little to manufac
ture
Sth- It is a common-sense Chant, as all aril! admit who
will examine it.
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We invite the public to call and witness its operation
at our office in the Diamond, near the Black Bear Tav
ern, and at J. F. Beckham's, Federal at. Allegheny.
mitte.4lmrivft - CAMERON & PRICE.
Wall Paper Warehouse.
NO. 4'7 MARKET. STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
. TIIOIIIAII PALMER,
RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and ma
tomer*. that he has had at no past period so extent
give a Stock as he has at present. Be can offisr to pur
chasers, on very - moderato terms, at the old establtshed
stand in Market street, almost every article in his line—
including counting-room. bed chamber, ining-tootn, par
kw and hall Paper. With Borders, Landscapes, Fire
board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window Shades,
Bonnet and .Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping, and.
Tea Paper; be is abundantly supplied, runt requests
merchants and housekeepers to cull and examine his as
sortment.
Ragland Tanners' Scrape taken in trade, at'the high
eatpncea marla-dtewarn
New and important, Works oak California.
TXTHAT 1 SAW IN CALIFORNIA — Being the Journal
' TV of a Tour, by. Edwin Bryant. New edition, with
an Appendix, contenting accounts of the Gold Mines,
various routes, outfits, tto.s. &c.
NOTES OF TRAVELS 'IN CALIFORNIA —Com
prising the prominent Geographical, Agricultural,Geo:
logical and Mineralogical. features of the Country.—
Also. the routes from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri. to
San Diego, in -California, including parts of the Acton
sae. Dol None and Gil* ravers, from the official teports
of Col. Fremont and Major-Emory. .
CALIFORNIA--Ds Rustozy,Popnlation,Cliroate, Soil,
Productions and Harbors, from Sir George Simpson
O'Connor's Journey Round the: World. With-an.ac
count-of the Revolution in California and conquest of
that country by. the United Stites. By John J. tfughee,A.
B. Also. Col. Mason's Report, and other dosumentx on
the Gold Region. . • ' • _
The above this day. received and for sale by
Corner of Wood and 3d sts.
Pa Ws Carriage dianallactory,' •
Diann q ui- alley i yssar baween Wood
44 4:0% =ChM 110$0 . 11• •
MRyal
tint of Family Carriages' Baronehes,
• Buggies,,and all kinds. of heavy_ work.
•in a six bone wagor(dovnt to a wheel,.
berrow. - Persons wishing to Ontehate or contract for
any thing in the above line, are•respeetfully invited to
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LINFISI GOODS!
, Irish Linens, Linen . Lnwns ;
• • Damask Table Linen;
Russia Sheeting; , . •• •
Do. Diapers; • . - •
Linen Drilfing. Crash.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
A large stock of Blankets,froni coarse in very tine.
amp Blue and Drab Blankets, fine and very fine, for
Overcoats. '
• GOODS FOR GENTLENEN.
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PRESWARRIVAIVOP MM . GOODS,':
112 T-p, •LOILLANY'S.
NO. FORTY-NINE, LIBERTY ST., PITTSBRBOIL
J UST RECEIVED, an extensive and general' sawn
!, meet of • French, Enr„liida; Bckiwi. and American
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting's, of the latest and most
desirable patients. Amongst them will belound a Vatic
!y• of entirely new styles Fancy .Cassimeres and Yr/d
-ings, of the latest 'importations—all , of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable manner, at short
notice, and reasonable prices.
On hand, a large • assortment of. READY-MADE
CLOTHING, made up In the present Spring Style, and
will be sold low for cash.
N. B. To Tatrwas.-- Watt's Gradnatin_g Shoulders'
Measure System. for sale at (mrlidesan P.DELANY'S.
.A. ason & Co.,
TO. GO:MARK A ET STREET, have received, by re
/I cent Importations, the following GOODS, viz:—
Six cartons Thibet Shawls, of various qualities and
colors; SO doz. " Alexander's" best quality Rid Gloves ,
together with a good assortment of col'd Silk,- laslo
Thread and Cotton Gloves, for Spring trade ; rich stand
ing straight and tarn-over Collars; 100 pair Embroidered
Cuffs, from 60 cants to 81,25; hlounsing Collars,•of va
rious pnuerns; Demi Lace Veils, the greatest assortment
ever offered by us; French and English 4-4-Prints;
Iloyle's Prints, small figures and fast colors ; smell plaid'
French Ginghams; British Foraiture Chintz; white satin
damask Table Cloths; Linen Damask, 041 'and 10-4;
32
green Bereges; Gent.'s black Gros de Rhine Silk Cravits,
to 40 inch, the best goods impprted; Purse Tsiist
LIIICU Cambric, and Linen Cambric Ifdkfs., from 01 to
51,50; WHITE GOODS; such as Jaconots, Lawns, Mali
and Swisse Itlaslirut, figured andplain Laces, white and
col'd Tarlatans ; Ac'., &a. Wc.are la the daily receipt Of
new Goods, and Invite the attention of purchasers to our
extensive stock. -
• •
• • • R.EIIIOI7ED. •
Fashionable Head Quarters,
No. 25 Market street, reeond door below Second street.
C. WERNESITUG, •
13ESPECTFULLY announces to his numerous friends
_IA, and to the public, that he has removed his Fashion
able Liead-quarters from Liberty street to his new Store,
on Market, 24 door from Second street. He is coastant
ly prepared to make to order, of the 111041 fine and hest
tnatenals, in a superior manner and at very reasonable
prices, every article of Fashionable Clothing, of which
his complete stock of choice and carefully selected
French, English mid Belgian Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
lugs, &e., of , the latest and most desirable paUerns, are
particularly designed. •
He has also en hand a very large *trick of Beatly•tnado
Fashionable Clothing, whichhowill sell very. low
C. %TERN EBURG,
28 Market st,ithl door ftomSecond at.
; emu, ed Goods) ,
AA. MASON & CO., No. 60 Market street, have jest
4 , received the following well known brands of
Bleached Muslin., viz:
. and 5.4 Bleached Muslin, James' Steam Mills;
. 5-4 • -" • " Naninkeag "
" Mason," "Pokanoket,” "Carlisle, "•Derehester," "Giu
isigamond,r f'Grafkluj" "A," "Pittsburgh," "Lawrence,"
"Boston Pillow Case," " Farnsworth," &c., &e. All of
which, together with many styles not here mentioned,
will be sold at EASTERN PRICES, by the piece or pack
age.
feb2l
A clothng at cpst.
A S th e subec ribera inte i
la
nd enrging their Store Room,
they - will adhere strictly . to the above terms: There
fore we would respectfully invite the attention of the
public to our handsome assortment of CLOTHING Oar
Stock i• large, and of the best material'and workman
ship. • M'MULLEN & DOWNING,
10,3] No. ttIR Liberty, opposite foot of 7111 at.
Shirting Alumina and trilah Linens.
UT R. MURPHY invites the particular attention of
. those wanting the above Goods, to his desirable
stock, eonsisting.of the best make, from the most approv
ed manufacturers, and the latter.wananted pore Sax.—
tle has just received an additional supply, and is offering
Shirting Muslin* ofp superior quality at a very low
price. Also, _
Sheeting and Pillow-case Muslim;
Framers and Crash;
Table Cloths t Towels and Napkins
Blankets, guilts, Counterpanes; and
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Stich as French Merinos,
Parmettos, plain and fancy De Laines, (some new styles
act received;) Alpacas...he.. •
Te semen being far ad o raneed, all these Goods will be
soldat pneesthalecuinot fail toplease: - ••
Er! Wholesale Rooms up stairs.“ •
Fresh Arrival... Mew floods
no. 65 MAINLY 52.. DEMSIILN 4/I/ gr. AND ma DIAMOND
IDANC AND STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS!
,j.` The sobscriber has just received his second supply
of NEW GOODS. p . urchated In the Eastern cities since
the Grew Fall in Prmes, and far below the cost of menu
reclining, and will dispose of them, Wholesale and Re
mit, at GREAT BARGAINS TO BUYERS!
Bleached Muslin, only 31 cents;
4-4 Bleached Muslin, from 61 to 121 cents;
4.4 Brown do. do. sto 8 cents;
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4-4 Double Purple Calico, 121 do.
Prints, Merrimack patterns, only Gt. cents; •
Furniture Chintz, only 01 cents;
Red and Yellow Flannel, all wool. 181 cents
British Chintz, Blue and Orange, 10 cents
Bed Ticking, only 61 cents; " -
French Dress Gingham'', 121 cents;
French IVork Collars, only 121 cents;
4-4 White Flannel, only 25 cents.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black Plaid Silks, rich lustre;
Wide Black hlatulla Silks:
Chameleon Silks, all shades ;
Satin stripe Cashmere, new style ;
French Lamartine Plaids;
Lyonese Cloths, rich lustre;
Black Plaid Alpaca Lustre;
Gala Plaids, high colon;
Coburg anti Thibet Cloth, various shades ;
Paris Printed Lamartine Cashmeres;
French Merino : all colon;
Chameleon Ssuut r all shades;
Black Plaid Gro.D' Armour Silks;
Chameleon Thibet Cloths.
• SHAWLS: SHAWLS!!
Plaid bong Shawls; Broeha Long Shawls; Embroid
ered Black - Cloth Shawls; new style all wool Broth'
Shawls; Embroidered, black and colored Moos de Leine
Shawls ; new style Stradilla Sh•twls; plain '
and embroid
ered black and colored silk irritate Thibet Shawls, and
new style Paris printed Terkern and. Cashmere Shawls.
FANCI GOODS.
French work Capes; Collars and Chemizettes ; new
style Bonnet Ribbons; Revere bordered linen cambric
Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Cravats and Scarfs; black and
colored Kid Gloves,• mohair and worsted Mitts; white
and black Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca. Ingrain and Mora
vian. Hose ; black Silk Fringes and limps Thread,
Edgings and Insertings.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS. . •
Damask Table Linen, and Table Cloths ; Russia Dia
per and Crash ; Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Bleachtd
and Brown Muslin ; Cassinets; Kentucky Jeans ; Cheeks;
Bed Ticking ; Domestic Ginghams; Colored Cambries;
Red, White and Yellow. Flannels; Welsh Flannel; Plaid
Linsey;; Canton Flannels; Brown, Bleached and color.
ed
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Just received, a very fine assortment of French and
English, bine, black and brown Cloths ; bleak and fancy
French Cassimeres ; new style fancy Vestinp and Cra
vats; Merino Shirts and Drawers; Linen, Cambric and
Silk Handkerchiefs; and a splendid assortment of Gloves,
Hosiery and Suspenders.
BLANKETS.
A splendid assortment of superfine (ribbon bound)
Blankets,just received.
The above GOODS having been purchased since the
recent resat fall in prism, Merchants and others are re
quested Id call and Inspect them, u I feel confident that
on examination they will be found mach lower than they
have ever been offered in this City, as I intend to sell
them teheksals and retail, at a very small prof: zu the
Eastern Cost. ABSALOM MORRIS,
nov23 No. G 5 Market Street. Pittsburgh.
• New Goods, at Number Fifty•mtnat :
COIBIS OP POORTE AND MARK= 11111111ZTA, PIT77TC7BOII
GREAT BARGAINS:—The subscriber has just re
tanned (Tomtits Eastern Cities, and is now receiving
a very extensive assortment of F ANCY AND STAPLE
Dity GOODS, adap ted to the present season, and em
b r .ing a stock for nchness and variety not surpassed by
Inv establishment in the West.
DRESS GOODS!
Very glossy black Silks ;
Handsome drain§ do.
Rich changeable do.
Rich changeable Satin de
Chines
Mods and high cold French:
Meriting;
Mode and high coil Muslin!
de Laines;
Newstyle muslinde Laines;
Satin striped Cashmeres; .
Fancy do. do.
Black and colored Alpacaip
Plaid Ginghams, bright co.'
lora ;
New style Visettes;
Gala Plaids, bright colors; I
California Plaids;
Black Bombazines;
CALICOES—ORE
His stock of Calicoes is
ICitivats and Collars '
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IBlack love Veils and Hdkts.:
Jaconet and Camb. Mullins.
IPlaid end striped ?Suslins;
Randsome Ribbons;
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.;
'Cloths fiii Cloaks;
.Terkeri Shawls;
ICashmere do.
Plain Thibet Shawls, silk
fringe;
Plackl'hibet Shawls, do.do.
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Silk o. Blac
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k do. d
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Pine Broehas do.
'Cloth do.
Plaid, Long ao.
,Low Priced do. •
!Plaid Cloaking'.
IAT REDUCTION
very large k it has been at
leeted with mach care—with particular reference to
fastness of coloring, durability of fabric, and beauty of
design. Thesegoods nra lower than they have eves
been before, and - are worthy the particular attention of
purchasers:
The best Calicoes for 61 cis, ever offered; .
Double purple Calicoes, English, 121 cents ;
Green do.
Oil Chi me ,• Britisb Chintzes ;
Now style Blerrimack Calicoes;
Blue do. do.
Blue and Orange • do.
Furniture do. _ .
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
A large lot of /ow priced guslin de Laines, of the low
Price of 14 cents per yard. ' •
Also, Black Alpacas for 121 cut per yard. Very
_good
and very handsome dark and brightcolored Plaid Gin
ham., ( o w. cents, warranted fast colors.
3IESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
Bleatheil Muslins,6l to 12;
Yard wide Unbleached, 6l to 9;
Bed Ticking*, very.,cheapi
Casinetts, Drillings, Kentucky Jeans;
Checks, Linings,'Apid Linsey' ;
Domesuc Gingham*, Mariners' Shirlings;
Colored Cambnes ; •
Flannels, lower than ever offered;
' Canton Flannels. '
Fine and superfine French and English Cloths and Cas
slmeres; Over-coatings ; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs and, Cravats; . Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and
Merino Under Garments Merino and Cotton malt Hose,
Tie subscriber having made extraordinsm prepare-.
tient for the Fall and Winter trade, and having parchas-.
ed his Goode under the advantage of markets unusually
depressed con confidently promise his customers the
best bargains be has ever been able to ofter.
Customers of the Woo, and pi:autumn generally, are
respectfully invitedto (nov2o) PHILIP ROSS.
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• PRWATE *DistlaISES. , Dr;Linripn, lqo
65 Diamond Alley, can be eonsalted in all
eases of a priests or delicatinature irk 'den to
Hit to the human froze: • •
)r oe • • Sybilisand Syphilitic eruptlons,gonorrhtea
(k, and its consequences, together with all" tie
nerecartweaSer,imparities of the blood, with all diner's' elicit
ernerealorigin, skin diseases,' ithstnetures, glee; urethral .
discharges, seminal weakness and impoteuenalso,
rheumatism, female 'weakness, diseases of the 'womb,.
monthly suppressions,.diseases; of the Joints, flange in
tutu, nervous affections; pains in the beck and loins, irri
tritons of the neck of. the bladder aild kikeys, searbutiC -
eruptions, g ette r, ringworm mercurial diseases,
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE , •N,
Exclusively devoted to the study anal treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising train youthful cixcessei 4
gaiety, climate, or imputities of the blood, whereby this- -
constitaiton may have been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may placr:
themselves under his Care: ' . •
.Dr. Brown's offices nre'eonveniently arranged i nto sok. •
arute apartments. Patienti.esn visit Dr. B.withortt fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to many persons in need of medl cal
aid, to obtain good advice pntrately and promptly.. •To all .
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing renewal
roach in their various forms and stages, offers inducements
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby4p •
prised that Dr. Brown has been • regalarly.educatedin •
every branch of medicine, and for she last twelve years
confuted himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases.
Dr. Brown Is the. only regularly ediclited surgeon 4
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those com
plaints.• • •
ira - Certsin,safe and speedy cures will, in all cases, he
guaranteed.
Recent cases are relieved in a short time, withontiater -
raption from business. • • - •, • • ••, '
11 - 'llentia or Reptrue.—Dr: Brown also invites per.
Bona afflicted with Hernia to call, alias has paid partical .•
far attention to that disease. '• . • .
Letters from a distance, askingadviceyaiusrcontalir
fee, or they will not beattended to. • • • ,
1110yr — OfEce on Diamond Alley; a Lim doers from Wdoe
street, towards the market. Consult/114ns strictly Conk;
dential. - •
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Dr:— rem , '
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edy for Rhozonatism ir e speedy and certain remedy:
for that painful trouble... It never fat_ .Is. - • -
hom e
Mee and Private consultation. ftdems,No. 63, Die: -
mond
. alloy, Pittsburgh,. P . The Doctor hi- always at •
. • • • •• iantEudnatF..
Dalley's Magical Pratt Itisideeier-
To THE PUBLIC.—This IS to certify tint I hive (band
Dailey!" Magical Pain . Extractor to prove - a. cure •fift',"
the Chronic Rheumatism, which • I
. have licciS •
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isdlietcct
with for ten years, in my hip joints. • ' - •
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- AllllA/lABI It. VREEK.III9D. `,
Actruaclanock, N. Y., April 8, 1349. . • ' . . . .. . , ~,
MIL H. Dst.r..av—Rir: I have been. troubled with‘tha, -
Piles for eight months, and . conld get no .relint - Yoar ;
Magical Pain Extractor having been reconuneaded to: •
me I applied it but twice,
,obtamed instant rellar, and in,
a anon time was perfectly cored ! Could I not get any;
more of it, I would not , tithe a hundred dal/Ws for, ther.,
balance of my box. • . • WI LLIA:LULL.. ...
97 North Moore street;New York, lone 10 M , 18.17... • ... :. .i . .'
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CAUTlON : —valley'" only .Depos its the dig 'of:Ned.;
York, and where the genuine nrfiele can, he., obtained;-
wholesale and retail, is at d l . s ßioadway s .. : ..
IL Damn
is the inven t or of this truly invaluable cent '
pound, and he surer has, and serer will communicate -she. •
secret of its prePitratiou to any man livingkatid; there-
...
fore no other person ever lies made, of ever can make, .a
grlii2l of it hini_Telf. •
aruninfrits abound! Every truly valuable 'atliclie Id, - .•
subject tole depredated opon by counterfeiters and iiii-i
posters; and nothing, that we know of, hasincireeneii-f..
lively experienced that fact than valley ' s Magical Pais‘'
Extractor! ' •
A. ~
Tas7—The Dalitti,lniaitel of the seicst it .
Bums, Scalds, riles, die., will afford instant ralsf,'nuir
produce at once a coolingand soothing cfrect—extructinz?'
pain in and from one , to rfifteen minutes! but he sure,..lifl,
ways, apply it on linen—never on canon cloth. ,
And now mark the difference—Counterfeit Extructorn ,
00 matter ender what name they may optic ar, pc hew np, ' •
plied, always irritate arse Increase th epee In ! • - • - . •
Pamphlets, containing certificates of careilimay be had
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gratis, on application to , JOHN D. MORGAN, -...1 '
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AL Wit. T/rOtat., Agent. Western Depot, Pittsburgh..
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Diallers Asumal Galvanic .Ci1.re..414.-
Por Homes, Cattle, &c., cares spa#in, quittor,.greust:"
and'braises. Pamphlets coritsdniag •
certificates of respectable parties, may bo bad 'ou
cation to . JOHN D. BIORGAN,_...
oetlBalkwy
The Gram' .
CLICKENER'S SUGAR COATED YEDET4-
.1J BLE EXTRACT PlLLS.—These. celebrated 'Pill*
have obtained an dilryiable notoriety in the United States
as a car - wive for Gilldineiti, Dyspepsia, Sour - Sunniieh
Headache, Fevers. Piles, Costiveness, Coughs, Heltit]
burn, Liver Com Plaint, Scurvy, Sorg Throat. 'Euwar4
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Ind.igestion,. and a
variety of other diseases to which flesh is- heir to, nest .
medicine for the million. In Cl seasons of the Tear
spring, summer, autumn, and winter—and wider all cir
cumstances, thi i y can be taken with perfect safety ands
success. As a ermifuge and general mediclue for chill
dren, they are unrivalled. Being coated with pure white
sugar, children will curtly take them; they neitherg-rlpe
nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For adults, by increasing the dose, they are equally ben I.
eficial. As an Anti-Blhous Pill they will be learnt with.
mita superior. Ask any one, among the thousands.whe
use them, and an unqualified approval will be the certain
Remember Dr. C. V. Clickener is tLe original inventor
of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of the sort was
ever heard of until he introduced them in Jane, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cllekonces
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take noothers, or ther -
I be made the victims of a fraud. .• •
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11t - 'Price, 25 cents per box.
Dr. Clickener's principal ()Mee for the sale of Pills,
68 Vesey st., N. Y.
WM. JACKSON,
.89 Liberty st , head of Wood, Pitt%
burgh, Pa. General Agent for. Pennsylvania, Northern,' . •
Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia .. . .
The following are the duly appointed Agents for Al 4
gheny county, Pa.: . „ • ,
A. M. Marshall,/ •
Hi... Brown, Allegheny . city. „
J. R. Johnson, • . • .
• „Jonathan Ghreist, Manchester. ' ' •".
• ' Alexander Asdale, Wylie street, •
J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham.' ~
- Wm..l. Smith, Temperaneeville: • •
G. IL Starr, Sewickley. • ••
. Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgb: ••
Daniel Negley, EaatLiberty. ••.
H. Z. Mitchell; Wilklnsburgb. • •r'
H. Rowland & Son, M'licesport • - s•
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
John Black, Turtle Creek.- ''•••• • ,'
• lll'Eldowney .
, Bakerstown. • '
Samuel Springer, Clintonl
James Stewartsbawn.
Riley M'Laughlin, Plum tovrnshlp •
J. Fulton, Tetuan:lm: • -
. Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville ...
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Robert Williams, Arthativille.
aaair.3-dlsw6m
• .11111oLielPs Naps. •.• • • • ••l
17 AY & CO. have taken the exclusive agency for '
11. sale of sfitchellls superior Maps, for Pittsborgh'end
Western Penitsylvania, which will be - sold at his redtmed' '-•
Philadelphia prices. • • • i
The Slop ot the World, on hiecatur's Profeetton; lithe •
largest and most comprehensive work of the kind 'eVer -
published in America; it is fie feet from East to Vi'est;lL. -
and'4l - from North to South, accompanied ..by a book. of
. GOO Rages, containing consulting Index; consulting which . ...
any item on the Map may be readily found ; also- Q. 4-1,
graphical descriptions of all the countries on the Globe. .
_The Reference and Distance Map of the United States,
on a scale of 25 miles to an inch. comprising the States, "
Counties, Townships, &c., in the Union, accompanied by
a volume of 400 pages, S TO., which includes an index" of '
Counties, Towns, &0., toget herwith n general descrip.tion
of tboUnited Stoics. . .• ,
• TO National 'Map of tha.Amerietin Republac, or
United States of America.
Iluivenml Atlas, containing Maps of the Empties.
Kt doors, Statesand Republics, with a special. Slap of •••
each of•the,United States, comprehended on 73 sheets,.
forming a aeries of 117. Maps; a large' folio 'volume, ea.
sandy executed.
A Map of. Texas, Oregon and Califoinia,..with all the .
routes distinctly.marked out to these eotmtnes. '
A. large co n s t a n tly e - above Maps, small- and large . •
will be kept on band tltd for ale at the Book!
and Paper Warehouse, corner of Third and Wart ins.
mariO:d&w
The lit April, • ; -• ,: '
TOSEPH PRICE'S JOBBING SHOP. . -To all pakten*
0 about to remove, and .wniumg•their.Stores °Mouse's' • ;
repaited, Counters, Shelving,' - Doors,. - Windoses,• 'and'
Hoiniirrg . Wiseels put amt—Carpeuter worirof 'all 'kinds
done 6n Short notice, ou reasonable • terms.- Cabinet I; •
work made to.ordsr i and Furniture neatly repttired and. ••••••••
varnished, nit re upon n ble terrns--on Fifth street, between ;
Wood and Smithfield streete in the Coffin Warehouse of
John Ligett, Bate of Wm..Trovilloo opposite
whew" Engine lionuse. frebl4:dtn9sl JOsEE'li
t i t is 4 !airmiersblis:Afollest,
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rouentoseiis. • -
TOHN "DUNLAP. haviim on . the i st init.. associated
o,) with hint in his business Sorm• Ptssuno they. will •
hereafter carry on.their Importing of jiGrUau Furnishing
listrdware,'and hianufacturate business, under the name •
and style of John Dunlap & Cg. Th e business of the old
establishment will be closed h - the senior Partner of the
present firm, at their warehouse, conics of Market an •
Second streets , ijanG) JOHN Dills.iLaP & CO.
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- raIGHT and Time - Bills of Exchatige, Bank n ote, an
10 foreign and domestic Coin bought and sold on th
'Most favorable terms: - • •' " .
Collections made in allthe principil idea ofthiatniOn.
ai the lowest rates: • - • - . - Jen
ALUM NILAXSIL ••• EtiWAILD 11410 t.
Banker/and Exchange 'brokers, • Dealers in Fannin and
. • &MeV* BUlt, BilkrojExchange, Cenifie Depol.
it, Bankßank Nola and Coin. mee
Corner of Thi n and Wood sts., directly opposltethe St.
. Charles Hotel. - ma.rm
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Bankers and Dealers in Exchange Coin and Bank Nola, • '
No. ISS dforktertreet,literbuegh. • "
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BANKERS AND EXCKANQE • BROKERS,
N. R. corner of Wood and, Sixth sintett.t.Pistsburgh . ,
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills; roreign.
jJ and Domestic Exchange,. Cortifietites 'of DepositAc
EXCHANGE on all the 'principal Cities Of du? Valor!
and Europe , for sale in same toSult purelialers. •
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite. •.
lowest rates. COLLECTIONS maile'on all por . ts of the Union, tit the.
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