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r„ .4e triaiI t e glornitt4 Post.
IF 1. o• of O. F , •The Odd Fellows , Hall, Odeon
But ding, win be open on Friday and Saturday. =h. and
Slit inst., from 2 to 9 o'clock ' s.. sr, for thegratificatkin of
all persons having . a Wish lonely on the request iiimany
'who were disappointed on a previous OCCR.SIOI2. •
• Mitr*at • Blr 09.DE8. OF TUB CONN/ITU.
,
Derl. O. of O. F.—Plac of eetut ,Washington
Rill, Wood street, between Stliand Virgin Alley.
• Prnitaustoa LODGE, No. MN—Meets every Tuesday
evening...
Nblicasirrws gown's's:si t No. 87 — Meets im,and.3d
Piiday oteach montb.. niar2s--1y
VT Fire:vitae' Assoitiation ait]=
zeta. are respectfully Informed that the Grand Soiree for
the Benefit of the Firemen's Association, will - come Off
on Friday, the I.3th•of April, at the Lafayette Assembly
tatroniele, Journal and Dispatch copy.]
.
11:r1 1 .tedte . al. Society..A reardar meeting orate Medica l.
Medical. Society will be held in Union Hall, corner- of
t3niithSeld and Fifth streets, on Tuesday, Apt - Haiti at it
o'clock, a. at. - . 'A M. Pobt.oca,
inac27:7l :" Joint S. - Imo-Im, ---•—
.
v.- Economy...lt you wish to !nye your money
and boy n 'superfine HAT or CAP, can at. FLEMING'S
HATSTORE, Where yon will find aOomplete assatinen
of the latest Faahione, CHEAP FOR CASH.
" - WM. FLEMING.
rwar23:yl 130 Wood at., corner c f Virgin aiiey.
—. , --
_____F.X.N__. Ten Dollars Reward.
ii
AS, some - person of persons having bfoken
. - into the office of the Allegheny Cemetery on the
of t y
of the 31st of March; and stolen - therefrom a Sur
veyor's Compasi and a ease of Drawing Instruments, the
;Wove reward will be- paid upon conviction of said per.
don or pets - ens. ;The Compass can he easilyidentified,
from its being what is called a Surveyor Cross Compass,
--- madeby Pike,of New York. - The Draiving Instruments
were of fine quality, and London make. - .
JOHN
Office - of the Cemetery. April 1.18-19.
• • 535,000 Yards of Paving.
THE Birmingham Town Council, desiring to contract
1 with some suitable person Or persons, to furnish Ina:
terials and to pave about 2500 yards of the streets of
that Borough, will receive Sealed Proposals for the
whole or anypart of said work, until the tat of m a y
next. Proposals to be left with James Militia-ay,
By'order of the-Council. - •
aptim THOMAS BLACKMORB, President.
Removal.
"0 . & SINCLAIR bave removed to No.lo, corner
'lOl or Wood and First sts.
_ -
TIO HEY MATTHEWS & Wholssale Grocers, Com.
mission and Forwarding Merchants, and Agents tor
, Hriebton'Colton Yarns, 57,Water at.. Pittsburg, tap 9
QOTTON YATIN-40,000 asiorted Nos., 6 Yarn,
.6 Chain s die., 150 bales Batting; do. Candle•wiek.
Fokiide at lowest market rates ] by • • '
apt-' RU , ALSTT/lEWS & CO.
.strGAR, &c.-210 Mids. fair and prime 46, Sugar, 186
bbls.astorted Nos. Loaf Sugar; 420 . 00 - hlolasses,
in store and for sale by" - -• •
OP2 RHEY, - MATTAESVS & CO.
- -
T AHD-431 kegs 2; bbl. do. do:, in store; for sale
L by 1 0 p 2 ) - RIIEY, MATTBEIVS tr. CO.
'•
DEANS, : tke.-56 bids. White Beans, 5.2 do. Shelled:
.11J-Corn, in store. For sale by
RUBY, MATTHEWS ic CO.
UND . BI - 4S--116 sacks . Peaches, 100 bushels Chesb.
S
nuts,ru store and for sale . b • -
ap2_ RHEN, MATTHEWS le CO.
•
G°llll--40 backs Corn, in store and for sale
- '' - S. fr. W .111YEBAUIM
S UGAR -10 blid3. , Sagbr, jt .s t.stzegivar t 7 3 d a ftr c r i l , e , by
apt. • • S3'Wnter and 104 FdMt street.
FLOUR—Igo bills ara,,init landing, and for
"sale by japdj S. & W. lIARSAITGIf.
bbls. Otolasses, in store and for sale
1.11 by , ' . .;. .. .jap2J , 8. dc . W. HARPAUGH.
D.
RIES APPLES AND.PFAOIIES—A . first tale silt
cle of each in store and for sale by
aP 2 tY. 11ASSAISGH.
-.sale - by-..
HAIR—A few bates Deer Hair, iwatore and for
Al_ sale by (ap'd) . 8. & W.IIARBAUGH.
` Flat Boat Caught. -
subscriber caught, in December last, a Flat Boat,
Tfloating dowa the Ohio river, at Long Island. The
owner - aait have it, by proving properly and paying
charges. JAS. DICKSON.
102 - Long
Fine Shirts, Spring Siptes.
E D"' ARDTODD& CO; are now receiving from their
-Factory - East, a large stock of fine and medium qual
ity SHIRTS,: which, for durability uud style of manu
facture- are notsurpassrd in this or any other inarket!—.
The trade will, be supplied at lowest New York prices.
ata I:ls o ',Wareroom, cornet Fifth and Market streets, up
VORY COMBS--i case, assorted lengths, including
1. Fine 8. and B.S.- Fine. For sate at the lowest 171311U
facturer's prices, with discount offi at • .
EDWARD TODD do
artg Coe. of Fifth and Market stS, up stairs.
(AUK SUSPENDERS-2 cases, assorted qualities ,
XX Swivel Joint Sr/spenders, just received and for sole
low by E. TODD & CO.,
feb2 Cor: of Fifth and Market pis, up stairs.
CARPET 8A.02,.'Ll case line Hilton ,
1 " Brussels Carpet Bags.
Received ibis day and for sale low by -
111 1 2 EDWARD TODD & CO.
• _
;
'Colored Emb'd '
Just received and for sale by •
'McCANDL&4S & CAMPBELL'
mar3l_ 97 Wood utreet.
A ILTIFICtitS AND RIBBONS— Jost received, a
..aLgenerul assortment Anificials, Ribkons, Lace
Netts, Bobbins, &c., by
McCANDLE.SS & CAMPBELL,
marM No. 97 Wood efrect.
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AUCTION SALES;
BY JAMES M'KENNA, AUCTIONEER,
No. 114 Wool, STaturr, TER I= nouns num Firm
NINEILSVILLE AND OAKLAND LINE OP (MINI -
01, BUSSES, liorses,HarneatESteighs, and Sleigh Stet
at AUCTION—On Thurtsdaytext, April Sth, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon,-will be surd, without reserve, in front
of McKenna's Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wood street, 3
doors /ram .Fifth,_ the Omnibusses, Sleighs, harness.
Dories; Itc.ibeouging to the Millersville and Oakland
Line, comprising— ' "
12 Horsest
. sOninibusses;
. setts of Harness;
Sleighs;
Sleigh Bells, &c.
Terms at sale. JAMES 11IcKENNA, Auct
N. D.—They will be resdy for examination from 10
o'clock in the morning until hour of sale.- J. Alc.K.
DhIINISTRA*I RS' SALE of Watchmaker's En
giae and Watchmaker's Tools, at AUCTION.—On
Saturday evening', April 7tb, at n o'clock, will be wild at
McKenna's Auction Rooms, by order of Administrators
1 Watchmaker's Engine ;
I Ckickmaker's do;.
Together with a large lot of Clockmaker's Tools.
..marSo JAMES fiIcKENNA. Anct.
' • FF'S SALE of /0 Dozes Dry Goods and 23
Cases-Boots and Shoes at AUCTION, by Catalogue.
On MONDAY, April oth. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
will be sold, by order of John Forsyth, Esq., High Sher
'fro( Allegheny County
-19 cases of Dry Goods
22 " Boots and Shoes.
Catalogues will be ieady on Saturday. Tariffs: cash,
par funds. JOHN FORSYTH, Sheriff.
- Mat". • . - JAMES McKENNA, Aact.
i r i N ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
lIJJ to pay bOarding and other charges,
on Saturday at
ernoon, March 3lst, at 2 - o'clock, wilt be sold, without
reserve, at M'Kesna's Auction Rooms, to pay boarding
and - cither charges, unless thO Owners or their agents re
deem them before,El trunks, containing clothing, de.; 3
carpet bags, containing clothing, ice.; t hat boi and hat; _
1 bandbox and contents ; I vaitse and contents; I port
folio; I box of starch ; 1 gold watch. Those concerned
will take notice of this advertisement. Tenni, csish, par
funds.. - . - D. R. MILLER,
St. Charles Hotel.
marchd • JAMES 111.'KENNA, Atiet'r.
The Spring and Summer Stock or
.READY-IIADE CLOTHING' AT THE
THREE BIG DOORS,
PIM TEtE IpitICSENT SEASON. LIAO 'WAVER BEZN EQUALLED,
• • - Et-en by the Celebrated Establishment
UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed
upon the enterprise of the
_proprietor, has enabled
him to purchase all hit Goods at such prices 'as will allow
. him-to sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any
other Elouse,East or West.
JOHN AVCLOSKEY Dfantifireturry of Ready-made
Clothing, N 0.1.51 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., basjust
completed his Stock, and has now on band, ready for
sale, the largest, mostfalloonable and varied assortntrAl of
READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in the United
States; all of which have been made under his Immo
. Otte inspection, in tins city, AT mucus THAT lacer onTAIX
A PHEYEREATE-40gellter with one of the choicest selec
tions of imported fine Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and
Drab. Yrench, Belgian and English CLOTHS, that has
ever been brought to thiceity. Also, fine fancy VEST.
'NOS of every, description such as Cashmeres, filar
. seilles, rich Silks, fancy Scu'ins, &c., All the new
est styles fancy CASSIMERES, of every description ;
tarot which will, be made up to order at the shortest tict:
tice, in the latest and most fashionable style. ,
The proprietor informs- the public that the priuo,iti'a
upon which ho will do. business will be upon the basis
of-HONESTY and FAIR PEALING; and in order to es
tablish a confidence in the buyers, I am determined toad
here to my original motto, "Quick Saks and Small Fro
;" and also make. the buyer his own salroman, by
markingthe lowest price oil each article, in plain figures,
so that each customer can select front an unateuse , antl
-exquisitely assorted stock, the articles he requires, at the
.love Asiprice it can possibly be bought for.
Business shall continue to. be transacted at my eaten
aloe establishment, which has long since obtained the
character of being the First Tailoring Establishment in
Wanted,
pACES for a I:amber - of Coachmen; Emden', house Servants, Clerks, Salesmen, School-masters, Sales
men, Laborers; Farmers and boys of all ages, cooks and
girls, chambermaids, nurses, tot., supplied. All kinds of
agencies attended"toy for Moderate charges.
Please call at ISAAC lIARRIS' Agency and Intelli
genee Office , corner of Penn and St. Clair Wu:eta, near
y opposite the Exchange Hotel. mart.:4t4i
OR SALE T -The Daily-Wonting Post, and all the dal.
ly and weekly. Pittsburgh Newspapers and a variety
of Eastern, ;Western and Northern Newspapers, kept
daily for sale at. ISAAC HARRIS Agency and Intalli•
gonce Office, corner of St. Clair and Tenn streets,' oppca.
site the Exchange Hotel. - rade4;4la• -
jOSH OA RHODES, Whoksak Frtsiterer, Co . nfectioner
and Dealer in - Nuts d all kinds of 'Forein Frui
No. 8 Wood 'street; East san g
ide, between Water end Virs. ts,
streets ; Pittsburgh, Pa. All orders in his. lite carefully.
attended to. . - mar2o
1110 CARPENTERS—..Iust received: a' fresh supplys,
Union rectory Philies;by /01 IN WALMIR„
muss " No. 85 Wood st.
and.,;
PrIMSBUROH: BOARD - Or - TRADE:
CRAIG; •
W.BARKER, -Contourrire roePrnULRT
wALiniufway ~; •—, :
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
StesunboatPacketLizie, leavesdaily for Cincinnali,loa
Piussenger Packet,
,via Brownsville, to • Baltimore an '
Philadelphia, 8 A. M., and 6 P. K.
Mall Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia,, it a. M., and 12i
• Western and Southern Rail Coach Line, 6 A. et.
North-Western, via Cleveland, dally,lo
Erie and Weateru New York, daily, 0
North-Etiaterroo Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
.
ARRIVALS AND . DEI. ARTI/RE . MAILS.
Eastern Mail vie -Nhiladelphia,due 3 a. ra, closes I2:ss.
Western Mail, elm and Louisv. t due 8 a m. f closess A.
South:vitt Balt. andiVashington,due Br. elosess X.
North Western Cleveland;due 10 A. 111. 2 closet 01. M.
Eric and Western NISMYoyk; due -8 r. closes 8 A-14
STOOKS.
Pa, value. Asked; Offersd
Bank o rittidostgh• ;• • .... • •-•'• .550,00 650.00 $50,00
Exehangeßank ••• • •••• •••• • • • 50,00 4400 43,50
Merotoutts' and M. Bonk •• • •_••• • • 50,00 50,00 49,00
Barroom' Deposi t Bank. .••... . • • • Gone marke t.
Hand Street Bridgo... .•.• • • • ••• • 50,00 50,00 49,00
Northern Libertiesßridge• ••• • • ROO ,„35,00 .
Old :Allegheny Benge •• • . •••• • • 25,00 36,00 35,00
Connolleville R: fl'etnek 'paid oh . •
shares, 82,50 5,00 ” 1,43
City Bonds (6V' eettl;) 90 00
Monongalteln Bridge 25,00 16,50
Gas. Stock. •• .. ; ..... • • •• 50,00
Dally - Review of the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE POST, /
MONDAY Montsitto.Aprit 2 MD. S
POTATOES... Every warehouse is crowded With
Potatoes, and prices are tumbling down. We quote
vales 62(375c:,,
APPLES..SaIes on wharfat 62(id87c, as in qtaii
ty. Sales from store at 1nG11,25.
CHEESE...We kilo's of no strictly prime in mar
.ket ; worth7c.
RYE FLOUR..SaIos from first hands on Friday
lit . 2,75: '
BKAN.:SaIes of 200 aks on wharf at 9c.
BARLEY..SaIes at 400453.
FLOUR.. Sales of two lots on wharf at 3,40 ;
about 100 bbls at 3,56. I
J. 5. X TOUNG.• • • •
,T. Q. A. 101:11TG.
T 9. YOUNG tr. Co , IPholcsale and Retail Family
tr. Grocers and Dealers in Produce, N. W. corner of
Fourth and Ferry and S. W. corner of Third and Ross
strietlyPittstnirgh. nmr3l7
NEW GOODS.ZBARGAINS t BARGAINS I
THE BIG GOLDEN BEE-HIVE AGAIN.
New Spring and Summer Dry Goods now opening at the
Sign of the BIG BEE RIVE, on 2114rke'astreet,
between Third and Fourth stncts.
AVM. 1.. RUSSELL, No. 611 Market street, be.
• tweet' Third and Fourth streets, sign of tho Big
Goldenßee•Hive.has now conuneuced receiving
a very large and splendid stock of Spring and
Snminer DRY GOODS, whtchbe is enabled to offer wins
numerous customers and the public genendly, at prices
far below those of any former season. These Goode
havealt been selected with the greatest care, and will be
fotpfd to be one of the largest and most splendid stocks
of spring and Summer Goods ever offered in this city.—
As many cif these Goods have been purchased of the Ira.
porters, the
very newest styles of Ladies Dress Goods, comprising
English; French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, together
ivith a full assortment of American manufacture, and
cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
LADIES' DRESS.G:IODS.
Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely ;ow
Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods ;
Rich Grenadines, plain and figured ;
Glace Silk, rich goods;
Poult de Sole, fashionable and late importations;
Black Armures, plaid and striped;
Brocade Lustres, new styles;
Mohair Chameleon figured, (very cheap;)
Silk Tissues. all co lors;
Balzarines, in great variety ;
Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses;
New style rich Mourning lawns;
Organdie Lawn,, a beautiful article;
Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and qualities;
Black Bombazines, of most approved makes ;
Paris printed Mirage us, extremely low;
Paris printed in great variety ;
Crapes and Crepes Lisse, a full assortment of colors and
qualities;
Together with a large supply of De Leine, and Alpacas,
some as low as Id} cents per yard. In addition to the
above will be found o beautiful assortment of Black
Brussels Late,for inflaming 'lre* se*. mantillas and capes.
Also. French worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, latest
styles. Also. Victoria Lawns as 4 Spotted Robes, very
cheap ; Swiss, Mull Jaconet and Book Muslin* ; Bonnet
Ribbon; Belting R ibbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Artificials ;
Gloves; Mitts,and Hosiery.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Grenadine Shawls, plain and figured ;
Crape d' Chine, do. a new article ;
Rich changeable Glace Shawls, high lustre;
Mode Emb d Thibet do. extremely low;
Black Emb'd Thibet do. very cheap ;
Black Silk do. hest quality;
Blaiik Nelt .do. low prices;
White Canton Crape do. splendid goods;
Chameleon Silk do. late importations;
Printed Cashmere do. Cheapest in the city;
White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article.
PARASOLS ! PARASOLS! !
The largest, cheapest and best assortment in the City.
Parasols from the lowest to the 'most splendid, rich and
costly article, of the newest styles and colors, can
always be found at the Big Bee-ili ve, between Third and
Fourth sts., No. 62. tmar.lif] WM. L. RUSSELL.
Dominic Staple Goods, Cheapest Yet I
ALARGI?. STOCK OF CALICO, front 3 cents to 10
cents per yard; Bleached sand unbleathed Malthus,
from 3 cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a full
Supply of all qualities and prices; Irish Linens; 'Table
Damask, Reknit and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table
Diapers; Crash and Dowlas; Scotch and Manchester
Giughams; Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills ;
all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot tail to
please, and without feur of competition.
ID" Remember the Big Bee Hive, Market street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets—No 62.
marti AVM. L. RUSSELL
Mitchell's Mops.
17" AY & CO. have taken the exclusive agency for the
sale of Mitchell's superior Maps, for Pittsburgh and
Western Pemtsylvaula, which will be sold at his reduced
Philadelphia prices.
The Map of the World, on Mecatur's Projection, is the
largest and most comprehensive work of the kind ever
published in America; it is 01 feet from East to West,
and 41 from North to South, accompanied by a book of
600 pages, containing - consulting index, consulting which
any item on the Map may be readily found; also. Geo
graphical description.. 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, 8 vo., which includes an index of
Counties,!fowns, &c., together with a gene ral descrlptio n
of the United States.
The National Map of the American Republic, or
United States of America.
Universal Atlas, containing Maps of the Empties,
Kingdoms, States and Republics, with a special 31ap of
each of the United States, comprehended on 73 sheets,
forming a series of 117 Maps, a large folio volume, ele
gantly executed.
A Map of Texas, Oregon and California,with all the
routestlistinctly marked outto these countries.
A large supply of the above Maps, small and large,
will be - kept constantly on hand and for sale at the Book
and Paper Warehouse, corner of Third and Wood its
marlOnlkw
The Ist April.
TOSEPH PRICE'S JOBBING SHOP.—To all persons
11) about to remove, and wantingtheir Stores or Houses
repaired, Counters, • Shelving, more, Windows, and
Hoisting Wheels put up:.—Carpenter work of all kinds
- done on short notice, en reasonable terms. Cabinet
work made to - order, and Furniture neatly repaired and
vnrnished, on reasonable terms..—on Fifth street, between
Wood and Smithfield streets, in the Coffin Warehouse el
John Liggett, (late of Wm. Trovillo,opposite the Alle
gheny Engine House. Itibl4:dtapi) JOSEPH PRICE.
ice.•
15 ; 000 CUBIC Y A R DS OF GRADING.
• Birmingham Town Council, desiring to contract
T - with some suitable person or persons for the exca
vating of 15,000 cubic yards on the streets, wilt receive
sealed proposals for the whole or any pan of said work,
until the 4th of April next, at which time the work will
be let to the lowest and best bidder.
Proposals to be left with Wu.t.iass Fawcerr, Street
Commissioner, where a specification of the work may
be seen. By order of the Council.
.mrir24:dtd ; THOMAS HLACKMORE, President.
RECEIVED AT A. MINER'S The Caztous, a
11 Family Picture • by E. Bolorsr Lytton.
The Diamond and the Pearl ; t Mrs. Gore.
New York in Slices; with splendid illustrations.
The Old Judge, or Li te in a Coloriy; by Judge Hulibur
ton. author of Sam Slick. .
The= Adventures - of Caleb Williams, or things as they
are; by William Godwin.
Davie Miinnerof Magnetism; new edition.
Morfit's Chemical and Pharmacutic Manipulations;
with 423 illustrations..
.... .
A New Description . of California, complete with ail
the risen! information to emigrants to that country; by L.
W. Hastings, a resident of. California.
marlB - SNITLIVISLD at.. 3 DOOICAZOVESZCON.,.
Voeal. 'Siertlees and Solfeggios,
IXTITH an accompaniment for the Piano-Forte, adapt.
•11 ed to the wants ofprivate pupils, or classes in vo
cal music. Selected from Italian, French and German
composers, by Lowell Mason: 56 large pages of closely
printed music, containing •116 exercises- progressively
arranged. Price 75 cents. • •
Just received, a supply of the above: direct Sara the
publishers, by JOHN H MELLOR,
mar 23 No. 81 Wood street.
_
ITSEEABLE CITY PROPERTY FORSALE-3build-
Lots,each 20 feet frcmt, on Second street, by 75
deep to an A [ley.
ALI3Q-1. lot 20 feet front, on Second street, by 75 feet
'deep on Cherry Alley.
-ALSO-3ilots 20 teet front, on First street, by 75 feet
&bargain c a t be had in, the above. - They wilt be sold
together or apostate, oaths first applicant may.require.
8 orlo years, can noted on most of the purchase money,
ifdesired.:
_. • N.. CUTHBERT, Gen , ' Agent,
..ma72 6 - • , Smithfield street,
fARASMS---1 case super. Silk Parasols
" 44 Gingham
- • 1 4 . 2. Cotton "
Just _received and Tar - •
MeCANDLEBWit CAMPBELL,
mar3l 97 Wood street.
~'yW .
illiactitantotto.
. - Joanna
TATHOLESALE FRUITERER AND CONPECTION--,
ye' ER, No.o Wood street-- . • •
360 boxes Orringer; 500 cans Sardineit;
". - Lemons ; . 800 ht"
180 dozen Lemon Syrup; 150 qr." "
1000 drums Figs ; 400 boxes Herring ;
00 150 bt 0 bxs Raisins, in•layers ; 2000 Cocoa Nuts;
a.•
"
100 qr t. 8 boxes filaccaroni;
.
" acilla
75 trails Iraica Almonds; 25 8
cases ass'Vermd Pickles ,
100 boxes shelled " 40 casks Currants ;
8 bales Bordeaux " 100 tbs. cut Tissue Paper;
10 " Malaga, " 60 rms. white Ries Paper;
3 " hard
3 " paper she 2 " d 15 cases Prunes;
" " 18 mats Dates; .-
40 bags Filberts ; 4 cases Liquorice ;
30 " Walnuts; 10 tbs. Vanlla Beans;
50 " Creambruts ; bxs A N o t Rol Candy;
40 Pecans; 20 " wh'e and yel. R. "
10 bids. " 8 cases Florence Oil;
Just received had for sale by
martM . - JOSHUA RHODES.
Greenwood' Gardens
A RE now open for the sale of a large collection of
4 . '1 : Green House Plants, of the choices: varieties.
Also, tilajte collection of the &nen Dahlias and Anhui
Plower Plains will be ready to deliver in pots on the Ist
of ida3i: •
Boqueta of the choicest 'Flowers put up at the shortest
notice:
The Gardens 'Will bo open for the geuenal reception of
visitors on the 2d day of April.
Captain Vandegrirs fine new stearabom, (the Thomas
Scott,) will commence running from the Point, foot. of
Penn et., to the Gardens, on the 2d day of April. [mar%
J. C. P. Smith,
ATTORNEY AND . COUNSELLOR AT LAW. St.
Louis. Mo. ; will give particular attention to the Col
lection of Claims, and all money received, shall be re
mitted without delay.
Raumtmcm—Hon. R. Coulter, Supreme
,Beitch, Pa.*
Messrs. Lyon, Shorb 8t Co., St. Louts; Messrs. Wood:
Abbott & Co, Mr. Charles H. Welling, Philadelphia;
Messrs. Eno, Mahoney & Co.,
gher Messrs. Cbittender, Bliss
Co., New York;
oc Messrs. 'lau Orendorff,
WorlAt A - . Murdh, Messrs. Love,
, Mania & Co., Messrs.
Mr.
JOMeFalconer, Baltimore ; Messrs. Lorenz, Sterling 2c
Messrs. Forsythe & Co., Messrs. Hampton, Smith & Co.,
and Mr. L. S. Waterman, Pittsburgh. inar2B:.2m
ri 10 HOUSE-KEEPERS AND THOSE .3mastaircitto.—The
1, subscriber has received and now on hand, a large
assortment of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part,
as follows:
, 54; 6-4, 1114, 124 HIV Cotton Sheetings;
134, 104,124 Barnsley Sheetings ;
Pillow-case Linen, and Muslin ricking ;
• Marseilles guilts, Blankets
Plain and embroidered Table Covers ;
Do. do. Piano do.;
Windsor Drapery, Turkey Red Chintz;
• Buff Windsor Holland, Linen Table Cloths ;
Damask Table Linen, all widths;
Napkins.' Doilies, Diaper Crash, &c., &e.; which will
, be sold at lowest prices, at
ROBT. D. THOMPSON'S,
tuar2o No. 110 Market at., 3 doors from Liberty.
THE NEW LITERARY EMPORIUM.
MACAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 25 cents*
volume.
Life of Franklin Illustrated ;
The Midnight Sun, by Frednka Brower;
TwelVe Lectures on Comparative Ebryology, by
I.oula Agassig ;
Reapheal; or pages of the Book of Life at twenty, by
Lamartine;
The Lancaster vetches; a Romance of Randle -For
rest, by Ainsworth ;
The Secret Passion; by the author of the youth of
Shakspeare;
Paul Ardenheim, the Monk of Wissahikon ;
Life in Paris, Mysteries of London, Califon is Guide
Book;
Life and Adventures of Dick Turpin •
Outlines of Physiognomy. by Redfield, M. D.;
The Diamond and the Penrle, by Mrs. Gore
Four months among the (old Diggers, by .1. T. Brooks
M. D.;
The Prime; or George St. George Julian, by Henry
Corkton; •
Life in Loudon: a story of thrilling interest, founded
upon the scenes of Happiness and Misery ;
The Reformed Highwayman ; a sequel to Esther de
Medium, or the Crimes of London ;
Eugene Sue's Seven Capital Sins;
Memories of a young Physician. by Dumas;
Bulwer's and Maryint's NoVels, bound ;
Dicken's Works, hound ;
A large variety of popular publications and standard
works on hand, and for sale by
WORK & HOI.Ma4,
matte Third at., opposite the Post Office.
WIRE RAILING.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.
- DITBLIC ATTEN'TION Is solicited to au entire new
r article of RAILING, made of wrought iron hare,
trod soft annealed rods, or wire, and expressly designed
for enclosing Cottages, Cemeteries, Balconies, Public
Grounds, &c., at prices vaping from 50 cents t 053,00 the
running foot. It is made in panels of various lengths,
21 to 4 feet high, with wrought iron posts inch square,
at intervening distances of 6to 10 feet. If desired, the
pannels can be made of any height, in continuous spans
of 50 to 60 feet, with or without posts. No extra charge
for posts.
The comparative lightness, great strength and durabil
ity of the WIRE, RAILING, the beauty of its varied or
namental d , ssigns, together with the extremely low price
at which it is sold, are causing it to supersede the Cast
Iron Railing, wherever their comparative merits have
been tested. For further particulars address
• MARSHALL it BROTHERS,
Agents for Patentees,
mr27:3raj Diamond alley, near Smithfieldst . Pittsburg%
Paper Hangings.
ESSRS. JAS. HOWARD k CO., No. S 1 Wood street,
In . would call the
.attention of the public to their
bresent stock of Paper Hangings, which, (or variety,
eauty of finish, durability and cheapness, isunsarpaas
ed by any entabiklunent in the Union.
Besides a large and full assortment of Paper of their
own manufacture, they are now receiving a direet im
portation of French and English styles of Paper Hang
ings, purchased by Mr. Levi Howard, one of the firm,
now In Europe, consisting of— •
Parisian manufacture, 10.000 pieces.
London do. 5,000 do.
Of their own mantifncture, they have 100,000 pieces
Wall Paper, and 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
!thuds, &c.
Messrs. James Howard dr. Co., have spared neither ex
pense nor labor in their endeavors to rival the Eastern
%Vali Paper establishments, both in quality of manufac
ture and variety of pattern, and they are warranted in
assuring the public that they hove succeeded.
The whole assortment, foreign and home manufacture,
will be offered on terms as Low as those of Eastern
manufacturers and importers. m a r 27
New Literary Emporium'
Anew depository of Cheap Publications has been
opened on Third street, opposite the Post Office.
where may be found a general assortment of the popular
literature of the day. Elie proprietors have made the
most ample arrangements for procuring all new works as
soon as issued from the press.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS—AII the most
valuable Magazines and Weekly Newspapers can be
Mutat their counter by the single number or by the year.
STATIONERY—Letter and cap paper, pens and pen
cils; in short, every thing in the stationery tine, and o
the best quality, for sale cheap.
MUSIC—A large assonment of the most approved Pi
ano Forte Music, bound and otherwise. Thin music i
bronounced by the most distinguished professors to be the
eat collection ever offered for sale in the West.
The United States Odd Fellows' Directory for 1849,g0t
up in convenient styles.
Without particularizing further, we respectfully re
quest a visit to our store room from the public.
WORK E HOLMES, Third street,
opposite the Post Office.
Patteburgh Portable Boat Llue.
abg=l/849.abgail
101 THE TRANSPORTATION OP FREIGHT TO AND PEON
PITTSBOROH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
THOMAS BORBI DO E, H TA.A FFE b. O'CONNOR,
Pchadelphia. Pituburca.
THla old established Line being - m:4 in fell operation,
1 the proprietors are prepared, with their usual exten
sive arrangements, to forward merchandize, produce.
&c., to and from the above ports, on liberal terms, with
the regularity, dispatch and safety, peculiar to their
mode of transportation, so obvious when transhipment
on the way is avoided.
All consignments by and for ibis Line received, charges
paid, and forwarded in any required directions, free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest, directly, or indirectly, in steamboats.
All communications promp:ly attended to, on applica
tion tot he following Agents :
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
279 Market street, Philadelphia.
TA A PPE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O'CONNOR & CO.;
North at., Baltimore,
A. B. SPRINGISTEIN, - --
N 0.140 Wood street, between Fifth and Virgin Ailey.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Cedar Were,
Fancy Ware, Wooden Ware, of every description;
Willow Ware, foreign and domestic; Mattresses of nll
kinds; Patent Rotary Churns, which far surpass any now
in use in the United States. For sale at the lowest
prices. mar26—.3mo
JOLIN McDevrrt. Jamas McVavrrr. \VM. McDsmrr
TORN McDEVITT & BROS., W7m/em/e Grocers, Deal-.
era iu Produce, Pittsburgh M.,mufactures, and Mer
chandize generally, No. 13 Commercial Row, Liberty
in rect.
JD. JENNINGS, Attorney at Law, Fourth at., above
_t Wood. mar3o:y
111. A. WARD, Dentist, Penn street, three doors
above Hand street. Office hours, from nine till
=ray
L Conress .
ADIES, wanting g
something Goiter superi s or, both for loOk
nti
and comfort, to anything they have ever worn, will
please call and examine them. These Boots have no
strings to tie and tittle ' and dangle about the ankle;—
they are not only much handsomer, but display the' foot
and ankle to a much better advantage thrall any other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also save time and trou
ble. Manufactured by S. KEYS.
mar2B No. 8 Fifth street.
LAMES' SPRING SHOES—SiIk, Satin and French
Lasting Gaiters, of every variety and cotoT, on hand
and made to order.
Also, a full assortment of Children's Shone, of every
description. Mtutufactured by S. KEYS,
SSdd No. 8 Fifth street.
LANDSCAPE PAPER. -
1 set, a view of the Battle of Monterey;
I 4, " " Cerro 'Gordo
I a a .a;
Buena Vista;,
" Fels de Paris; •
" "
" " Chase de Lyon ;
1 " " Garde Frarmaix ;
1 " "' " Col. C. Auvergue..
The above is suitable for papering largopublie rooms
Fomar 3o rsale at themarehouse of •'• • S. C. 'HIL L, . : :. Woad s'
fIIIRTAIN FAPER-5000pieoetiotow
Curtain Paper, how styles i 11100 pieces plain Green.
at
d0.,8 C.
max3o . 87 Wood E.
.
;.:PORT OF PIT TEiIitIRGII-
7W WATS.* IBUTHIt CEplAtiliL
ARRIVED.
Starner Lake Erie, Shales, Beaver.
Michigan No 2, Moon, Beaver.
•X Ol Robt. Wightman, Beaver.
I,ii Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville •
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do.-
`," Camden, Beridrickson McKeesport.
`i" Isaac NeWbla4 Hemphill; Cincinnati.
Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati.
1:" J. Nelson,Moore, Wheeling,
," • Z. Taylor,,Luens‘Wheeling. -
•Pacifie,•Ctunpbelf, Cincinnati.
-I° • Mt. .Vernon, Koontz, Cincinnati. •
John J. Crittenden, Israel, St. Louis.
-Itabt: Fulton, Collier, St. Lot&is.
116. Beaver Clarke, WOllBl,lllO.
Caledoefir, Calhoun, Nashville.
cinderelle, Calhoun, Sunfish..
Industry; Wabash - River.
Diadem., Connolly New Orleans.
. DEPART ED,.
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Gilson, Beaver.
;" Lake Erie,- Shales, Beaver.
Robt..Wightirlan, --, Deaver.
Baltic, Jacobs,' Brownsville .
Atlantic, Parlantion; do.
Camden, lleridrickeon, Meßeeseort.
MessengreNO. ,2 Woodward, Cm.
Isaac Newton Plenaphill Cincini ti
Jamee r4ilsoi!,itooteWheeling
is Nominee~Smith,St.Leu,A.-_
Ainerica,-White, Telni66B . eaßiver
Yankee Be: •re Zanetmlle.
= Wm. S. Wheeler, -
STEAMBOAT AGENT, can be fulled at . Wesley
Griefs Coanting . Room, corner of Water and Smith
field streets, Pitisbargh.. mar 427
For Wabashßiver.
ogait. Tim. fine steamer VERMONT,lttzurrr,
Mailer, will leave for the above and intenne
late ports, THIS DAY, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passagnomply on hoard
•
1134 g. 111411.
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE.
THIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, besf finished and furnished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the Wefft. The
highest Wages are paid for the services of the best and
most experienced men engaged in the river business.—
The lire bus been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge coin
parison with any passenger line in the Union for safety,
regularity, and speed. All that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MONA! YPACKEVL-The Moacatoanet,k,Cupt. Stone,
will leave Pittebnrghevery Monday morning allO o'clock;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 r. e.
TI7RSD4Y PACZET..—The Mamma No. 2; Capt.
Elineeket, will leave Pittsburgh . every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock . ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 e. at.
WEDNESDAY PACKET—The Nam Elect...Lau NJ.
2, Capt. S. Dean, still leave Pittsburgh every. Wednesday
morning atlOo'clock ; Wheelinge very Wednesday even
ing at 10P. ta.
THURSDAY PACKET.—The Batuaiorr, Copt. IL J.
Grace, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday: morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 P. M.
FRIDAY PACERT.—The Curran No. 2, Copt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 19 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r.
SATUIiDAY PACXLM—The Macaw No. 2. Capt.
1. C. WooFtward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 P. Mt
SUNDAY PACKET.— The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. P.
Dtro; will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
lo o'clock; Wheeltng every Sunday evening at 10 T. ta.
nov 19.
LOUISVILLE' PACKETS.
FOR WHEELING, CLNCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
01110 WM.
REG 171.4.2 SA II: ED A Y Pacm.—The A
JainNo Ifine and fast passenger sterna l'ac
ket
TELEGRAPH, J. Hezlep„ Com
mander, will leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville. and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage °only on board, or to
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegraph has been built expressly- for a regular
Paeket,aud with a view entirely to the comfort of pas
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin No 0 and Pike No 9, to. Sant-
Louis—time through,vora tuna. a 21-iv
1848. 1 8 48.
Pittsbuirgb and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
FIOISCAItT ; 1841848. Faanurair 15t,18.48.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. ht. AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC Cupt,
_ James Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A.Jacobs;
and LOMB IiPLANF., Capt.& Bennett. The boats are
entirely new s and are fitted up virithoutrogard to erpezise.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Mart Boat,
at the loofa Ross st. Passengers will be punctual ou
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise
hours.
••evr Wheeling Packet.
The new and splendid passenger steamer
Z. TAYLOR, M. K. LIMAN Master, will run
as a Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
Vhee nig.l easing this city every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling every
Toesday,Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A. u. For freight or passage, (hiving superior acconitnoda
tionsjapply on board.
The Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed
and acconimodation is not surpassed by oily boat on the
river. Ijan3o) ARMSTRONG k CROZER, Agts.
Regular Packet-for Sunfish.
-THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE. Capt
BARNES, will leave for the above and inter
me tate ports. on Wednesdays and Sward/3.0i.
For freight or paenafe apply on board. or to
au2s , GED. MILTENBERGER, A It.
Sew Arrangement.
THE steamer CALEB' COPE will leave for
Beaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, nt 0 a. turning ou Monday, Wednesday, and Enday.
.She has a
boat at the/ambit* between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights at any time.
8. & W. HARBAUGH, Agents,
ward No. 33, Wood street.
Summer Arrangement.
THE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke,
Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver,
assgow, and Wellsville, every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. M. Having a boat at . the
landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For freight passage apply to
mal7-tf G. W. BARTON & CO., Agents
New Wheeling Packet.,
aim The.
new and splendid passenger
steamer JAMES NELSON, G. D. Moore
Master, will run as a Regular rneke
between Pittsburgh and Wheeling, le ay
ing ihticity every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a
10o'clock,4.. x., and Wheeling every Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A . at. - •
For freight or passage, (having superior accommotla
tions,) apply on board.
The Jetties Nelson is an entirely new bout, and for
speed and accommodation is sot surpassed by any boat
on the river, AMSRTRONG & CROZER,
decO:lf , Agents.
Franklin Packet.
. .
jail m i
The fast ',packet ALLEGHENY BELLE,
AVM. M. HANNA, will run regularly be
tween insk
unlit and Franklin, on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, P. st. For freight or passage, apply on board.
dectl7 '
McMullen & Downing, -
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, No. 218 Liberty
strut, opposite Serehth, beg leave to call the atten
p poll,of their austomers and the public generally
0 to an examination of the stock of GOODS they
are now in receipt of, comprising, in part, fine French,
Belgian, English and American Cloths, all colors;
French, English and American Cassitneres, of allshades
and textures ; Summer Cloths, in
,endless variety; Vest
logs, do. Clothing made to order in the best and latest
style. They have also on hand a largo and well assort
ed. stock of.READY-MADE CLOTHING, to which they
incite the attention of their friends and customers. '
- 7 — Family Groceries.
THE subscriber would call the attention of the public
to his large andzwell selected stock at Family GRO
CERIES midTEAS. Families will be supplied on the
lowest-terms, and all articles delivered free of charge in
either of the two cities, by HENRY C. KELLY,
martliam Corner Fifth street and Market alley.
SIX Cents [Upward
ALL personsltro hereby notified not to harbor or em
ploy. MARTIN MEEHAN, an indented apprentice
to the Shoeimaking business. The above reward will be
given to any person briaglng said boy to the subscriber.
raantS:fitd MO. TAGGART, Smithfield st.
•
Alarge Box, direisted• to W. B. Murphy, Pittsburgh.
It wailaken by a draymn from the store of W. K.
Murphy, and directions, to leave it at McKee's Grocery
51 . °cm-corner of First and Wood streets, but it was not
delivered there, arid it is supposed has been lett by mis
take at some other house.- The draytnan , s facets known
bribe person who gave-Moab° box, but his name and
residence are not known. marl°
Removal.
THE subSeriber has removed his Wholesale Grocery
Store to the comer of Hancock street and Allegheny
Wharf, nex t door to the Perry Home.
mar27.JOHN F,. PERRY.
- rhEAU SEA—Narrative of the late Expedition to the
Dead Sr,afrom &Diary by one of the party ;.edited
bdiwant,P. - Montague, attached to the United States'
dition r shif. Supply. Illustrated with a Map or the
Hoy Land,!handsomely colored.
A few copies this day re.ecivnd and for sale by
- KAY &
"fIITELSIt FLANNELS—These most dmdiable:Gomis,
- warranted not to shrink in washing, are constant.
ly kept for Sale at Dry Goods House of Mr. R. MURPHY,
corner of Fourth as Market streets, where a fresh sap
ply has jast;been received. Also, fine Welsh Gauze and
pe n d un manias, for infants. mar3o
n Aj A WO RN I A BLANKETS... 3 muses Grey Mixed,.on
kJ consignment fmmthernannfitettizers, to arrive about
3d of Apnl: For side low by . H. LEE.
mar3l Liberty street, opposite Falb.
MEM
,
!warn Ltnlocc"----- • - • • • •-• ..... C. asatt. ,
LIPPE.NCOTT.*:BARR.,
(Lear. . I .S.Srarcittraft Co.)
filannfaelnrers of Phenix Fire Proof -BAN, '-
s econd street, between Trood :
()NwTitereetedmaittepronnoo;,, .I4gl);X:l424p2p,eitlitceottgerstgetd.
witness an honest and-lair test, f one of their Phcanix
Safes. The furnace being prepared, toe Safe was placed
inside thereof, with books, papers and some moiler, when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled at a
quarter past 2 o'clock, and in a short time the, Safe was
red I and continued till half past JI o'clock, being about
four and a half hours, when the committee expressed
their sicisfaction that the time occupied with: such heat
was sufficient. The furnace was then pulled dawn, Safe
cooleii, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so great-as to melt off' the brass
mountings, We therefore take pleasure, in recommend•
ing these Safes to the public. ,us- beink, in our : judgment,
entirely fireproof, JARVIS &TRABUE s
NOCK. &RAWSON,
CORNWALL & BROTHER;
BRANNON-fr. THATCHER,
BENEDICT & CARTER,
ISAAC CROIDIE.
I am . engaged in the .foundir•business, and .know
something about furnaces and hent.ji.,witnessed th e
burning of the above Safe, - and cog fretlysay there - mss
no humbug about it, and with pfensure recommend them
to tho public as being, my jachrmenkordirely fire
proof- .:IWL KAYE
In calling upon the above - genllemen-for their signa.
tures, they all spoke In the highest - tenni of the fairness
of the test, and their full sonfidence of the Safe's being
entirely fire-proof. 'We have eminently on hand and for
sale a full assortment of the above Safes. • .
mural BELL A TERRY.'"
. --
GOLD! GOLD ! GeLDt .
ROPE GLOTIIING EMPORIUM.
yr J. ROGERS respectfully informs his friends and
1.1.• the public that he has opened his asw CLOTHING
Sreim . No. 77, between Front and.Second„where he will
keep constantly on hand a large ad superior assortment
of Clothing, suitable for the present season.
• Having Just returned from the East with new rind
!splendid assortment of Cloths, CassimeresoWVestings,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be mado up
on th e shortest 110. let, and in the most fashionable style,
on the one price cash system, as low as can be had at
any other establishment in Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the place, but call at the CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No. 27 Market so , Pittsburgh. [mr3l:3m
•
Valuable Real Rotate for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell, at private sale, that vithiable
Property, on' the Fourth street road; adjoining his
pr.sent residence. and give possession immediately.—
There are about TEN ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, In a
high state of cultivation. The improvements are a large
and well fi nished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a su
perb Barn, and other out•buildings. 'Adjoining the Dwell
ing is a running Fountain and a good Pump, which fur
nish a constant supply of excellent water. There is a
variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubberyort the premises.—
If the above described property is not sold soon ' it will
he rented for a time. Also, for sale, a large LOT, on
Pen.isy Nellie Avenue, at the end of the board-walk.
Inquire of lutar3i:3m] ' DAVID BEELER.
(Gazette copy 3md)
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Alle
gheny:
The petition o f Thos. Parcel', of the 4th Ward, city of
Pittsburg, in the County aforesaid, huniblr she weth,That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
ing house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grunt him a license to keep a •
public house at entertainment, .And yourpetitioner, as
ill duty bound, will pray. THOS. PA ROW...
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and 'conveniences for the accommodation of trav
elers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
J. Connolly, Jun. APSlnute A. Jackman, T. Patterson,
A. NPWinn, Al. Connolly, T. Scott, J. Harris, D.. Leon
ard. L. Wilmarth, J Herron, D. Downing. matint •
1110 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Pence in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petit!on of Mrs. E. Pomeroy, of Shaler Township,
in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your peti
tioner bath provided herself with materials for the ac
commodation of travelers and others, at her dwelling
house, in the Township aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant her a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will pray. E. POMEROY.
We. the subscribers, citizens of the Township. afore
said, do certify that the above petitioner is of good re
pute for honesty and temperance, and is welt provided
with house room and conveniences forthe accommoda
tion and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
Rc•ert Wilson M. Wright, J. times, J. Miller, J.
Fisher, George Gibbreath, Thomas Miller, A. Sorter F.
Miller, J. Wilson, S. Graham, J. Donnell. marMAt
• aper Hanginaga. •
T Alll now receiving, direct from the manufacturers in
1 New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and
well selected assortment of all the latest and moat im
proved styles of Satin, Glazed and common PAPER
HANGINGS, consisting of
I 0,000 pieces of Parlor and Fresco
10,000 " Hall and Column ;
moon '• Dining-room, chamber and office Paper
Which i would particularly invite the attention of those
having Houses to Paper, to call and examine, - at the
Paper Warehousa of S. C. HILL,
mar3o 67 Wood at.
George Beale, Jr"
.2ur A NUFACTURER OF BRUSHES. %Worm:RALE Awn
RETAIL. No. 75 Ma street, Pi/abaft* Pa. COll
- on hand, a general and extensive assortment of
at.t. Isms of BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices.
N. B.—Machinc Brushes, &e., made to order at the
shortest notice, rnar3o:y
T IN EN"
GINGHAIVIS.—W. R. MtlEtPll4 has now open
aJ a large assortment of above Goods ; plain Cham
bray Plaids and Stribes; also, French Linens of every
quality; barred do. for boys' wear; and a large assort
ment of woolen worsted and cotton Goods, for boys'
wear. Buyers aie invited to call at North-east corner of
Fourth and Markk streets.
Wholesale buyers will please walk up stairs, entrance
from Fourth street. mar3o
- -
P. Van horn, Jr.,
WROLESALIt AND RETAIL DEALER IN HOSIERY,
GLOVES, TAPES, THREADS, Puss, Ace.,
WitA a variety of Combs and Fancy' Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
(max OP TILE GILT COSIR,) SEDERAL STREET, ALLICUITENT.
LSO, Dealer in French.Eavlish and German Variety
ii Goods, cradles, chairs 'aiid baskets, shoe thread,
boot laces, knitting pins, percussion caps, fish hooks,
slate pencils, shaving boxes , violin strings, guard claim,
hair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin, ivory
combs, tooth brushes, snuff boxes, hosiery, gloi, es, rib
bons, galloons, needles, scissors,
,buttons, hooks and
e) es, bonnet wire, fancy purses, razor strops, corset
laces, patent thread, sewing silk, spool cotton, tobacco
boxes, German pipes. segur cases, shavhig brut hes, shoe
knives, fishing lines, shell combs, marbles, slates, cray
ons. timelines, bodkins, spectacles, tweezers, dic.
ID- Country Merchants, Pedlers and others are re
quested to call and examine for themselves, as I am de
termined to sell minim sort cast,' mar3l:d&isi
I/MUTATEa On STATE,
Washington, March 24, 1849.
IJURSU ANT to the 4th Section of the Act of Congress,
approved 3d March, 1849, entitled "An Act to carry
into effect certain stipulations of the Treaty between the
United States of America and the Republic of Mexico,
of the second day of February, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-eight," notice is hereby given that the
Board of Conunissioners created by that Act will meetin
the Ci.y of Washington on Monday, the sixteenth day of
April next, to receive and examine all claims of citizens
of the. United States upon the Republieof Mexico,which
are provided for by the treaty aforesaid, and which may
be presented to the said board of commissioners and to
decide thereon according to provisions of the said
treaty, and of the firxt and fifth articles of the unratified
convention concluded at . the city of Mexico on the
twentieth day of November, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-three. finar3l:3t) JOHN M. CLAYTON.
CNV BOOt OM; Shoe _tore
jTar. subscriber would inform the pub
lic that he bag taken the store on St. Cl-ir
street formerly occupied by Dr Reynolds, where
be intends manufacturing to order,Gentlemen's,
'
Ladies' Misses and Childreu's BOOT'S SHOES and
GAITERS. which, for neatness and workmanship, dura
bility and (vitally of materials, cannot be surpassed by
any other establishment in the city. lie asks, and will
endeavor to merit, a share of public patronage.
mar3l:2w THOS. A. HINTON.
Stray Sheep.
CAME to the enclosure of .The subscriber, in Elizabeth
Township Allegheny County, Pa,. some time in the
beginning of January last, Thirty Sheep ;:kome of them
marked with red keel in the backs, some of them not;
some of them with a black brand in the side H D., with
different ear marks,. The owner is requested to come,
prove property, pay charges ; and take them away.
re ar31:31. JAMES MANORM.
mY old customers, strangers visiting the city, and
others wishing to provide themselves with a hand.
AO a.) DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEbr, or any other 'arti
cle in the line, can do so; by leaving their orders with
JAMES hVGIJIBE, Tailor,
Third street, St. Chorles Building-.
MI
TN a few days I will ho in receipt of a well selected
IN
and fashionable assortment of SPRING GOODS, now
on their way from the East, to which I would invite the
attention of try friends. A good Rs warrauted in all
cases. , JAS..MrGUIRE,TaiIor
... •
NUTS'—to bags Filberts ;
10 " Cream Nets;
to " English Walnuts;
50 " Shelled Almonds;
5 bales Bordeaui "
(mar3ll
PRUNES AND FIGS--. 300 drums Figs;
.150 boxes and jars „Fruits'.
In store and for sale b'V J. 8. BONNET, '
mar3t Liberty greet.
[Journal copy.] . '
NEW BOOKS—History uf Queen Elizabeth, by Jacob
Abbott, with .engravings. Just lecelved and for
sale by . JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
mmural..
Corner - Marketand 3d sta.
rpHE MIDNIGHT bY'Fredrika
Bremer •; translated by Mary Howetc. Just' received
and For sate by JOHNSTON. STOCKTON,
imar3L Corner Market and 3d ,
VTACAULEY'S HISTORYORENGLAND- 4 Harper s '
Edition, line paper. No. 1-; price.2seents.. Just re.
caved and fotsalely . JOHNSTON &STOCKTON
mar3t Comer larket and 3d But:
NEW BOORS—Essar l on the Untim - of Chinch and
State, Sy Baptist oel,M. A.
The - Hand Book of Hydropathy, for professional and
demesne. use, with an appendix. on,the haul:node ef
forming hydropathic establishments, being the resalt - or
twelve years experience at Grifenbarg And . Freywal-
Tee . daxtmes, a ,Family Pictuic, By Sir 13ulwer
Lytton. Just received and for sale by
.-• , •
JOHNSTONOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
corner Third and Market ate.
11161
.• 4
'.' „
,
4 110 4 11 autoug
12;MUit:3
ly — e - ii -,— d - OdTl .
Third street, st. Charles ft.:11°11;i.
received end for
J. S. BONNET.
ligii
.fp. - r,'0.(11e . -.8.: Oi:-14,-.
Publle' Sale'ora Flange and - L'oti •
N BIRMINGHAM, AT AUCTION.--Will be sold, on
I
Saturday Afternoon, the 29th day of.March,ll l 49, at°
o'clock, a ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE, situate on
Franklin street, near Bennett's Pottery, in the flourishing
Borough of Birmingham, with the Lot of Giound on
which it is erected. -
Said House has three rooms, stone cellar in front, bait e
oven, coal shed, &e., /cc. The Lot is twenty feet front'
by sixtfdeep. The title is excellent, and a clear deed
will be made.. Terms, otte:half of the purchase money
in hand, and the balance in one and two years. For fur
ther information, apply to John J. Mitchel, Esq., Allot
neyat Law, No. 108 Fohith 'street, or to
• -• " ROBERT HOLMES;
-Farm for 8 ei
IN Indiana Township, Allegheny County, three .miles
fnma Deer Creek Lock, containing One Hundred and
Fifteen Acres and 1111 Perches, with the allowance of a
per cent: fori roads. There are from 30 to 40 Acres of
Cleared Land, a young Orchard, Saw Mill in running
order, with dam and race complete, and',an abundance
of good timber on the premises. ,
Also a substantial Frame Dwelling House; 31 -by 32
feet with a Log Xitchan,'and a Well within ten yards of
the kitchen door. 'Terms accommodating. ,
Persona wishing. to purchase, will please 'make appli
cation to DAVIDRZIEHART on the Prenises, or to
W. D. RINEHART,.
u1a 123 :4w No. 25 Irwin sty*.
VOR SALE—A desirable PAM, 10 miles from the
City..on the Franklin Road, of ia2 Acres-50 desir
ed and in a high state'of cultitsatidt; having 2 Orchards
of choiCe fruits; 25 'now in prime - wheat and 10" of fine
meadowland,' WWI springs of good water. Also good
Dw°llinii.House, Dairy House, Barn and Stable, and
tenant oase .and Stable—all under
,goed feline. The
wood land s abound in prime . Timber.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen; Agent,
mar2o. • street.
A VALUABLE, FAR'. FOE. SALE—Of 115 Acids
Jail, having 45in a good state of cultivation, and Balla ,
ble improvements: the balance of the Land is of first rate
quality, arid well timbered--situated one mile from the
West side of ,the Ohio river,-and twenty miles belew
this city. Those desirous of securing a healthy location
and a bargain, in a good Farm, will attend, without de,
lay. - -; S. CUTHBERT;Geti Agent,
mast./ • . Smithfield street.
FAliftl FOR LALE-74 Acres, about three miles from
tee City line, on the Turnpike, adjoining-the old
Black Horse Taverh property. near East Liberty. The
ground is well improved, mid in adelightfut situation for
a country , Seat. It has thereon it good 7 Dwelling House,
and three Small tenant houses, and one of •the beer
springs of water lathe country; and cam be hat on very
accommodating terms. Enquire of -
feb2B -- THOS IHELLON.
FOA SALE—A fine Brick House, and Lot, near the
Court House. Apply to PC. SHANNON,
marl 2. Attly at LBW', numb street.
friTO LET—A genteel Three Story Dwelling
House, on Second street, near-Smithfield street.
Also, snit ted, a situation for a good, honest and-compe
tent Clerk , and one for a smart lad about 17 - years of age,
in a warehouse or to learn a good-trade.
Address box 72.1, Post Office, Pittsburgh. mar2B:3t
inTO LET—A small Brick Dwelling House r situ
ate in the Second Ward, city of. Pittsburgh. En
quire of WILLJAMs & SHINN,
. ..
.. Attorneys at Law,
mar2flffit Office, Fourth, abrive Smithfield street.
IVO LET—In Allegheny City, a Dwelling House, Dia
-1 bin, and Dol ; 60 feet by 300, now oecupled by Benj.
Clyde,. adjoining
..Geo. Hogg. 1. or .terins. address the
subscriber, via box 140, Pittsburgh Post Office.
feblihdtf• • " ALEX„BRACKENIUDGE.
._________
ttORSALE OR RENT—ATwoStory Brick Dwelling,
JL; situate on Fifth street, opposite the Court Rouse.—
Enquire of - ' M'MULLEN & DOWNING.,
mut7 - 218 Liberty street, opposite Seventh
PAL, LET—A I Fonr Story Brick Store,. with a.
good Dwelling attached, on Market street, next
our to. Frontstreet. The subscriber will put in a new
front to the Store on or before the let of April next, tind
-give possession tit that time. Apply to _
litarlO-lw
aTAVERN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN, FOR
RENT.—A commodious and well finished Tavern
Stand, in the village of Shousetown, furnished in
modern style, with good Stabling attached. It will be
lensed for a term of years. Address
Arita , P. SHOUSE, Shousetown.
'.ULET—A good dry CELLAR, situated °trate North
east side of the Diamond, suitable for an Eating
Hoorn, or Storage of any kind. Enquire of
HOGAN & CANTWELL,
febB SG Market st., Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM TATE C 0. ,&
(SUCCESSORS TO SHERIFF AL-TATE.):
IVS.IO, 'Fourth street, between Perry and Liberty span,
MANUPACTURERS of sheet lead, leaden pipes, by..;
drants, pumps, baths, water closets, leaden - coffins,.
&c,; keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order,
sheet lead from 1 to Bibs. to the square foot, in sheets of 6
by 20 feet, which they wilt furnish to the trade wholesale,
&cut to onler in any size that may be wanted.
They also manufacture and keep constantly on hand
leaden pipes.from 2to inclreallbre• noueduct pipe, for
convepng water from springs, furnished to the country
trade, and put tip on reels in lengths of from 100 to tOOO
feet on each reel, with directions as to the proper method
of laying. Also, on hand, a large supply of Adams' Pat
ent sucuon Pumps, for wells or cisterns; Snow a Co's
very supeiror cast iron suction Pumps.
Hydrant work of every description executed in the
most durable manner, and on the moat accommodating
terms. Orders from the country for leaden pipes, shet
lead, or primps, will receive prompt attention,
Cotrees Patent Concave Beater Churist
BurrEft IN'FIVE Iturrrkr.,!?- ,
WFicall the attention of the public to thehrticle head
ng this advertisement, and invite the enterprising
and curious to call and witness its operation. All adver
tisements in relation to Ibis invention, ;to the hundreds
who have seen it tested, is supeverogationt
lst. This Churn will produce Butter. gathering it in a
mass, from sweet milk - , In five toten mutates! and from
cream prepared, as families usually prepare it, in, three,
to five minutes! • :
2d The utility of this invention is apparent, as better
Butter can be produced from sweat milk, or cream, than
.
cream soured the usual Win. and by means of-this
Churn, a little girl or boy can perform, iii five or ten
minutes, what has heretofore required the laborpf a wo
man or man for one or two hours, and sometimes half a
day.
3d. 'By simply turnings thumb screw, the wholeiaside
dasher is taken out, leaving nothing but the Butter and
milk in the plain wooden box.
4th. It is the cheapest Churn over invented, as the sim
plicity of its construction (though embodying a great
philosophical principle) makes it but little to manufac
ture it.
sth 'lt is a common-sense Chum, as all will admitwho
will examine it.
We invite the public to eall ‘ and witness its operation
At our,office in the Diamond, near the Black Bear Tav
ern, and atJ: F. /3eekhain's, Federal st., Allegheny.
mapo-dtm;w2m CAMERON & PRICR.
Hard , Urare, Cutlery, Saddlery,-&e.
TWIN WALKER, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and
Domenic Hardware,- respectfully announces to his
friends and the publoc generally, that he is now receiv
ing his Spring supply of Hardware, Cutlery Saddlery,
Zee., at his stand, No. SS Wood street, which be will dis
pose of on the most reasonable terms.
He will continually be receiving fresh supplies. direct
from the manufacturers in Europe and this country,
whicl' will enable him to compete with any house, East
or West.
He particularly invites the attention of customers to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery.
&c., which is of fashionable patterns and from the most
- popular manufacturers.
411His•stock of Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel
lent quality.
Of genera.) Hardware stock, he has every variety of
article.
Western Merchants and dealers, generally, are in-'
vited to call and examine his stock.' mar29:Gra
. •
Paper,Warehonse. •
NO. 47 MARKET STREET. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
• TIIOIIIAS PALDIFLEt
I)ESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and ens
-101/Elerti. that he has had at no past period so exten
sive a Stock as be has nt present., He cans canoiler to pur
chasers, on ,rtry moderate 'terms, at the old'established
stand in Market street, almost every article in; his line--
includiu g co unting-room. bed chamber, dining-Mora,p ar
lor and hall Paper. With Borders, 'Landscapes. Fire
board Prints, Paper . and Transparent Window Shades,
Bonnet and , Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping, and
Ten Paper; he is abundandy supplied, and requests
merchants and housekeepers to call and examine his as-
Rags and Tanners' Serape taken in trade, at the high
est puce's. ' • • 'fitarl3-d&m4m
q:„..,,, Persa, n NO.
... .t i ,_ IN THE ALATTEIC of the voluntary as
-17.11
..,,,'L. Fi esf 11 F. C v o Wt.t.
I.l4 G gctoPer Terat,lB4o, ii t i l tht
.....,..::.... ..:41: Court of Common Pleas . of .Allegheny
5
1 ,., l' I 7 1 / 2 County, the Court appoint Nettle .Wash
s,:tt / . itington Auditor, to audit, settle and ar
. range-the account of William Payne, sa
aignee as aforesaid. -
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor will proceed to
discharge the duties of the foregoing appointment on the
oth day of April, 1810, at 2 o'clock, P. at., at his office, in
Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
mar2o
READS WARRINGTON'
To Conntrrallierchants. - '
MHornuNscm would remind you that you can now
, secure ? China. Glass, Queensurare, 4 e., at such
prices as never were heretofore offered at.
Remember; 115 Wood street
rit°MILLINERS.—The subscriber has a large stock
04 1 C 1 ii t stedTiniber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS,
which hels prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at his.
Turning Establishment, No. 27 Filth street.
marldt3m • R. IL RYAN.
CIUND--A Pocket Book, coutuiniog,a considerable
F
amount of money. The owner :ean- havisit by do
scribing the book and contents, and ming for Ibis ail
'vertisement. Apply to R. GALWAY,.
[nada - No: 4. Commercial Role.
EXS FOUND—A. Vanch of Keys was found yester
-I‘. day, in Seventh etrfiet. The owner can have Them .
by calling at title' office:, mnr2s
Apprentices -Wanted.
TAE enbscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi
net, C'hairlaiking and Chair of
bi.i...,..... Boys of steady habits, about Isyears of age;
would be preferred. None need apply, who cannot
come well recommended.', ll. G. FAHNESTOCK,
marl? - -
AATANTED.4IIVanted, set': eral good Salesman, who
Tif can realize front fog tQ $lOO a month. Apply at
Corner of Wocid and Third an.
,fcrricm.--Pertons indebted to the late . firniTtrlfoii;
J.. 11 stunt& lissra are. requested to settle up.' The hooka
and accounts are in possession of JOHN. COYLE,
{cm Fourth greet, near Smithfield.
• • To Californias:is.
'B:IIIPLES, PISTOLS AND CARBINES ; Alleres
11•. Blant's Revolvers, good; together with a large
assortment of other Pistols, Flasks and Belts, and Coal
fornia egaipments: "BoWie Knives will be,reeeived by
p.rpress, IEI stew, days, at JOHN OSETWRIGurs,
maelredisej cutlery - Establishment, e 3 wood et.
BBLS. POTATOES--Today received and
by bliar 23 l • ARMSTRONG
•
~~' _,
New style Bonnet Ribons. Ladies , Craiats,' Revere'
VARIETY GOODS: '
Bordered Linen Cambric b Handkerchiefs.-French Wark
Capes and'Collars; Black and Colored Kid Gloves; Lisle
Thread and Silk Gloves, Mohair and Worsted Mills;
Black Silk Fringes and Gimps, Mull, Swiss, Saconett and
Thread Edgings and'lnsertings, White'and Black Silk
Hose, Cashmere,Moravian, - Black. and. White Cotton
Hose, and Black and White Silk Demi Veils: •
SH
'EmbrOidered White CashmereCu anti Crape Shawls
Plaid and. Black Silk - Shavrts, Black and Colored Mom*
de Lain Shawls, Satin Plaid Berage 'Shawls, French
Cashmere Shawls, and Plain and Embroideredßlack and
Colored Silk Fringe Thibhet Shawls' ,
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS:
Damask Table' Linens and Table'Cloths, Russia Din
per and - Crash, Irish Linen alid Linen Lawns, Bleached
and Browh Catineits, Kentucky Jeana, tied
Tieking, Domestic. Gingham.; Coloied Cambrics, - _.ted
White and Yellow Flannels, Welsh. Flannels, Canton
Flannels, Brown,-Bleached and ColoredDrillings.
- • GENTLEMEN'S
,GOODS
French and English; Blue, Black and Brown Cloths'
Black and Fancy French Cussimeres; NCle Style Fancy
Vestings and Cravats; Silk Under Shirts and Drawers;
Linen Cambric aml Silk - Handkerchiefs, and ~
a fine -
sortment of Gloves, Hosiery- and Suspenders
. PARASOLS AND P ARASOLETTS
I have lasi received a Splemid assortment 0
Style Plain' nd Fahey Silk Fringe Parasols, Par
The above GoOda have all been purChnsed at . the lots
est cash prices, and will be sold Wholesale and Retail,*
such rates as cannot fail to please all who wish to buy
good Goods at low prices. " -
• . - ABSALOM MORRIS,
Mar 23 N0:65. Market Et., Pittsburgh.
Fine Cloths,. Cassitne and., Vestings.
•.. • SAMUEL. GRAY, ' • -
MERCHANT TAILOR, EsehanAre Buildings. St. Clair
. street, Pittsburgh. has Met returned from New York.
and Philadelphia, and is nowreceicing.a fine assortwent
of Clothsi.Cassitacres and . Vestings, of the best quality
and latest styles, which he is prep:red to make, to order
in the hist manner and in the latest fashions. frarl7.lni
-- • •
A A.
MASON do CO.:No. 60 Market street, bare just
A.
n
received' the following well known brands of,
Bleached .Mnilins,
7-8 and 54 Blenched Maslin, James' Steam Mills;
"Mason," "Pokanoketr"Carlisle:"93wrehester,•?'°Giri
m '" -
ifigamond" "Gfton,'"A. "Tittsborgh," "Lawrence,"
"Boston Pillo w Case,". Farnsworth,"- of -
which, together with many styles not hero mentioned,
will be solder EASTERN PRICES, by the piece °speck.
Shirting 11Instnir and lirlish Linens.:
WIL MURPHY. invites the particular attention of
. those wanting .the above Goods, to his desirable
stock, consisting of the best make, from the most approv,
ed manufacturers, and the latter wart anted pure- tlax.—_
He has just received an additional supply,andiseffering .
Shirting Manlius. of it ,superlor quality at _a ,vory , low
Sheeting and PillOW-ease Musline;
Diapers and Crash;
Table Cloths; Towels and Napkins ;
Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes; and
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally. -
LADIE,S' DRESS GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
Parmettos, plain and fancy De Lahti!, (some new - styles
list received;) Alpacas. ace.
The season being far advanced, all these Goods wil lhe
sold at prices that cannot fail to please:
l Wholesale Rooms up titian-
WALTER BRYANT,
tn Liberty st
To Country Afeichints.
t it :t o r m e
e s t ' s
Tv • R e . a.c MURPHY, orn
ro f at
Fourthhi.sl, a V n h d o I; i s a aki e
burgh, (up stairs,) is now prepared to otter to the
tion of Country Merchants, nit extensive simply of New
Spring Goods, including the Hewes[-styles - of Spring
- Prints; Gift hams, 1•11W114; 3luslin de Lnineg.' Alpacas,
and 'Mogi GOods generally; also,' Gloves and Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, I,aces and Eqings, Re. Prices.low,
Entrance to Wholesale Rooms from 411 i at. man
A LARGE and nandaome assortmeneof newest' gtyleg,
A
partiCularly adapted to City trade, juR reanFwed by
mar29:2m ' HAMPTON, SMITH & C 0. ...
. Hoyle's Chintzes: -
CASES of above Goods, 3.4, 4-4 iand9-8 wide,ime )
and double Purl,le; for sale by
Enat29:2m f HA 111 P FON, SMITH i.OO.
LAWNS, LINEN BEREGES, - LINEN GINGHAMS,
and Fancy Dregs' goods of evey.description, just
opened by (mnr2(l:2m) HAMPTON, SMITH &
COLllst t'lt. I ItlEtteit.ANTS%--W. Ittuarni, N
J_ East corner of Fourth and Market streets, Yittibing
has now open his first supply of SPRING and summtrt
GOODS, and invitee merchants to exarnine his stock,..,
Priers low.
11:7" Wholesale `Rooms up stairs—entranac 'from 4eii
-
street.
- roar 23
AA. MASON & C0Y140760 MAIMET snratr, , h — a - : - ve
. this day received, per" Fast Line '
It the following .
named Goods vizt—Satin stripe,-black and blue black
plain and pritited Merkees all wool M. de Laines, em
broidered Thibet Shawls. black, white and pearl• Silk.
Hose; spun Silk Rose; kid, silk and lisle thread Gloves;
linen. bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings; Insertings ;
black silk lace Edgings;• bonnet Ribbons-; embroidered •
muslin Capes, stew patternsand. /lab goods. ..-rnar2:l
GP NTS. "call and seo" the choices'. •varicti 'etidr
offered, and CA1111 , 3.1i crtAvATs-; nt prices, t ou r
can' leave them ' • •-
CLOtH 4 TOAN.P . ost:Baiitliitati;
• Corner Fifth and' Wood aut.:
• New Goods, • . •.• :
TN STORE. and uow recelsing,ourait Supply of-New
1. SPRING GOODS. 'consisting of every thing new and
beautiful, to he had of the Importers and Jobbers:— -
New styles. of rich Tark Salina;,
Wide Brocade Silks, newpithenta;
Rich animalism and Glade
Fig'd and plain MI Silks, all - widths; • -
Bereges, Lawns, Mout' de ',eines ? &c.; " • •
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, new desiVs. • '
Together with a largeissortnient of Donteithi.Glao:d
ROUT:
do D. TstraHOMPSON',
No. 110 Market at::3. Irina !Ahem.
12 , 4.0V/55-1.75 doz. Cotton Gloves, assorted
ur • . 20"' Men's Lisle Thread Gloves;.
15 " Ladies' '
• 0: " " d . "
Just received nod for sale by
MeCANDLEsS
vt. Wocurttre et:
Marrs—aa Week Loco. Al ;
" . . IferfEingee
32 ".. " fic Nic Gloves: . open. rind
MCCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
97 Wood street-
for solo by
LINEN GOODS.—A. & Co., No. 00 litatiat
street., have received Linen Sheeting, Linen Da
mask OS and tO-4 Linen Holland', Bleached and Brown -
Table Cloths, flussiaand Scoteb.Diapere.Moylics, Nap
tins, &c., to which they invite . the • attention ,of pm'
chasers. , • matte '
NGEITSIS—! != ---- )1. A.
GI
& Co., No: GO Market sweet; have in atom
150 pieces Gingham, small plaid, and
.deaimble Goode.
glade •
•
:IAhBLIES, Economists and the Public to effect a
saviug of one-third, and obtain the eta:lest bargairm
eter pure/trued, ace most respectfully invited to . visit
'ROBINSON'S CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, Post Build- •
into, corner Fifth and %Veal streets. &Ls:2w .'
A FURTHER REDUCTION: • • •• ••;
JAM Binspeatt & Sons , Patent Soda Ash.
TO 5 TONS, 31, cash. carrency or 4 mos., approved J .. bins. 5 tons or upwards 3yt do. par, or G 1110 , 1.. do.;
terms added. For the superior quality of this brand, wo
refer to the glass and soap manufacturers of this city
generally. 'W. & )f7. IIIITCSEIIITLIM,
Ogee N 0.160 Liberty street.
Eltenelon artists Baltimcrre and Onto2Ratl
• ROod.
r 1 1 0 CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA-
I. SONR Y. - •-PItePOSA.LS arei invited for the Graduation.
'and Masonry of the following described •sactiolis.af this
road—the sections . averaging' is . milk . in length—orn
meeting In the town of Cumberland: Sectional, 2,13, 7,
8 and 10, will be let, embracing considerable rockwork
tilting the Potomac river bluffs, nod the Masonry of 'ey
eful bridges on section let Also, all the - sections from
30 to is. inclusive, (excepting sections 43 and
ding-2+ miles from Cumberland, about a mile below the
mouth of Savage river, and terminating at the summit of
'the mountain. The works upon these sections is henvy,
remaining. much rock excavations and two. tunnels,
each about GOO feet in length, and it atone bridge of con
siderable size. The whole number of sections. now••to
-be let is 10. In the course of the spring stud BUITiIIICTIIII,
wards of 30 more heavy sections will be put under Con ,
onm - between Cumberland nod Three Forks creek: -The
-remaining sections between those points, and other work
beyond the latter, will be let in the spring or Mo.- ' •
'• •&preffieations of the work on the :Al seetians•to b
will be ready by the Mk of March current. • Theyele;
will
.will be distributed frim the company's offices. in • Datil-
More, Frederick, Ilarperl•• Ferry, Cumberland and
IVeshingion. The Proposals will be directed to the um
alersigned, at No. :11 HANOVER ST., Baltimore, and
'wilt be received until SATURDAY, Um 28thof April, in
elusive. Before making bid e ,-the line • should ha thor
mighty examined; and tneeesident Engineers will be in
attendance thereon, to give information... The moat sat,
isfactarytelitinionisde will be demanded. The payments
will be made ick,titl, reserying-.the usual 20 per cent.
until the completieffof the:contract. 'The most energetic
prosecution of the Work will be reqnired. , •,• •.• .
• By order of.the President and Directors
BENI: U. LATROBE;
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Chief Engineer::
3 doors below:4h. (ml 7
inaM2:eOdt`42o
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J. Av ii.LIAAIS,No.I2 North Sixth street,
L. phis, Venetian Bhndand Window Shade dranufae
tater, (awarded the first und 'highest. Medals t t the New
York, Baltimore and •Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the
superiority of his BLINDS, with confinned confidence in
his inanufactare4 asks the attention of purchasers whit,
assortment of 2000 Blinds of harrow and wide slaw ;
fancy and plain Trimmings, of new styletPl , l4.o l e , ' ,
Al u, a large and general‘ nsearunent of sw , •
Windom Shades, all of which be cor l ,4lli.' : '
•CASIT PaICES.•••• • • : ,.. 1 .- ; e7: • 4
Old Olinda phinted•and . •-• ' '•
Ditaa.saa supplied on iittiv,!.. ? •. • ••, •.:•
The citizen^ tt:,..4ca.e.::.t.0 . , . • . •
vited to
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New Spriug'.oautlis 1 .
htARKET STREET, between Fourth street
1.1 - and the Diamond Foreign mud Dome'slie Dry-
Goods: The subscriber has jiis tredeived his first supply;
of Fancy- and, staple Dry Goode, - adapted to :the Spring
Sales, consisting In part of the Yolloistrigt -
44 _English Lawns. cal y -121- cis., French' Organdy
Lawns; 12} cIA, 44 Blue Merimac Prints," 1 . 21• etri - 4 4
Double Purple Prints, 12,1 Drali Mons de -Lain, .12 . F.
cts., French Dress Gingliams, 12i eta., 44-Brown Min
lins,..frcan to 8 els.. Bleu ched MuslinPA t cts.,44,Bletsch-,
ed Muslins, 121 cts.: Prints; Merlmac Patterns, fil
ets 2d. Mourning Fr. Ginghams,l4 els , FreeCh Work -
LADIES' DRESS GOODS '
Brocade Chtunelion Silks, Brosba Fi,gured Silks, Chit-
ineliml Satin de Shien, Wide, Black Plaid Silks ,_ Wide
Mack Oro. de Rhine ' Silks:Figured Foulard Silke, Plaid
Gro. d'Armour Silks . , Madonna Silk' Stripes, 'Wide Blank:
Mantilla Silks; Paris Printed. Lawns,' English Printed'
Lawns, French Dress Girighams, 'Embroidered Swiss - -
Murales, Paris Printed Moan de Leine, Satin Plaid Bern.; .
gee, Chamelion Plaid Uranedinea, Plaid - Linen Lustre's.:
French OrgandYLawns. - - '
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