-- Cie Dalin' itlartibtg Volt; . • .... ttiorOtng Vost Job 'printing Office._ CORNE gaddedD AND FIFTH STREETS, 1:17 - Ravin to our Establishment. a splendid Steam-Poicer Printing Machine, we are prepared to do all kinds of Newspaper and Book work in a style Of an surpassed beauty and-neatness, and upon the most rea sonable terms. We respectfully solicit the patronage of the public a this line ot t litir business.- . EDP Advertisers arerequcei cello hand in thetfiveorsbefors 4 o'clock P Zr. This must be am:plied with,in order to in sure an snsenun. When it is possible, an earlierho ur would §e preferred. Wrlx RlLErrakftSM, B.A. FalinestoiltCo C'sßube ~,.‘ " F"?.!ns been of great serviCe..‘ From the siatement6f. W...,•o.itieuhamer, - the reader can draw his own infer ences. Facts are conclusive and cannot be gainsayed : :• • PULLSICI, TCIIII., April 14th, 1844. Messrs:l3.i. Fahnatiock Gentlemen—l was very much afflicted , with 'Rheum - - dam Last summer, and being advised tiy. Mr. Shepard, I used your Rubefacient two days; it gave me entire -re lief; and 1 have not been troubled with it aMee. - . JOHN W. BoorstrAnni.• Prepared and sold by • - • HNESTOCK & CO , • Corner let and Wood, 7 - .1 • Also corner of Sixth and Wood streets EDlrr-Famt Da. Ihastit Cox, late Professor in Cineinnati -Eclectic Medical College - • - Mr. 4:-L.Seoritk--However reluenin4l may -have been to permit my.name to be attached to patent medicine. I consider - it a duty to the community to state that in three . taus of incipient conttimplion, : Mien Bell, !Vilna Bar ger. and Mr. R..H.Cox, one. Of our City Council; that Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar operated more like a specific than any other remedy that .I over used. -One of the canes„vlz., plias Bell,pronounced by several Physicians to be Inborn* under-the last stsge of Scrotlulous Con sumption., She is now in good health, from the'prii.rifle few bottles of the above Syrup, Ilineat CIA; Cincinnati, January 25,4847.' . • From the lion. Judge lienry 'Morse. Mr; A. L. Semill—l em well ac'qualuied,with DrHirtim Cox., and his practice. he Laving ,been -my family physi cian for many years. hod can cheerfully'say that l have nit much confidence in his skill as any man livir g. Cincinnati, Nov. 8th,1847. listott Moars. , . Call on Om Agents and get ay:mottle' contniaing per tificates, of avast number of eitrboniinary cures.. For sale by ' - J. .110. DD & Dratgists. No. GO Wood st. KNEELAND & ,HARDIN; Grant street. Also,by app6mtl&vv . U 7. - .n. swimming of :thehead; like every other disor dered motion.of -the blood, is owing to corrupt and stag nant hnmorSwhich, when floating general =AS of circulation, ore the cause of herutathe, giddiness; palpi tation of the heart, and many other unpleasant symp toms, and when thrown upon various ports of the body, are the cause of every malady incident to man. Wright's Indian 'Vegetable Pills-are always certain to remove headaebe, giddiness; and every other complaint, because they completely riddle body of all morbid humornond: everything that is opposed to health. • = 'Wright's Indian Vegetatile Pills also aid and iinprove digestion, and therefore give health and vigor talhe• whole frame,. as well-as drive disease of every kind Demise G"onnterf,its and imitations.— Remember that the Original and Only Genuine Indian Vegetable Pills have the writtc n signuture of .Witsisst. WICIORT ott he top label of each box. , Remember,. alsci, that ll t Smyser, Druggist. corner. of - Market aid Third stree s, is not an agent for this medi cine' and we cannot guarantee as genuine that offered by htm ; for sate.; .The - geimitic ia for sale a Dr Principal Office, t 69 Race street, Plii.adelphin; and Wright's,by JOHN. THOMPSON t 156 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,' Pa., who is sale agent for this city, by whom dealers can be sup- plied at - the wholesale rate.- ' • aP4 Irrlhriastrom 1, sum , : Sorts ft.—Prepared by J. W. Kelly William street, N. V., and for sale by A. JATNE4 No: Fourth street, Agant for the manufacturer. , This will be foubd delightml. article of beverage in families, and particularly} in sick rooms. BASER'S titomi.--Ati improved Chocolate preparation, being a cambination of Cocoanut; imp:meat, Invigorating and palateable ; highly recommended, particularly' for invalids. - Prepared by. W. Baker. Dorchester, Mass and for sale by A. JAYNIZ, at the Pekin Tea Store, No: 70 Fourth street : - - marl 7 Cheep .Groterles. - THETundersigned mcst respectfully inform the 1, sena of .Pittsbutgh and vicinity that-they have open ed a NEW GROCERY and _PRODUCE STORE; at the S. W. corner of Third and Rose streets, which will ke in connexion with our Old Stand, N. W. corner ,Dr . "walk 'and Ferry streets. . • Raving unfurled our banner, with " Qqick Saks and Small Profits" as hi motto, we ask a share of public pa.. • Annexed we give a list Of our Retail Cash prices , - Rest Rio Coffee, 9 cents lb.; 13 lbs. for *4,00. ' • " N.; 0. Sugar, (old) at eta..fr Rt.; 18 lbs. for SI,CO. N.O.Sugar(new) 5 " " 20 " "- Rosin Soap .. 5 " "2•2 .‘u " .Mould Candle!, 121 " • " " " • S. 1 .Molasaaa, " qO.OB eta. g+ gallon. ' N. 0. . s ss Country "- . .25 " " 00 . " " ' . Box Raisin 5,(new)121c.#,123. RieeilB tbs. for 81,00, or 41 for 25 cents; Young Ilyson, Imperial, Gunpowder and Black Teas, from 50 cents to 81,50 ti el. Baker's Chocolate, Schmitz' Sweet_ :Spiced ' dia.rßakerls Cocoa, Crashed and Pulverized Loaf Sugar, Kentucky Mustard, Java Coffee;Olive Oil, &e. Spices of all kinds, irt every variety. ' Our goods are new, our stock complete, undenar prices irreproachable. We most respectfully ask. a call from the heads ollarailies, that they may judgrour goods, and prices. Thankful for past favors, we ask a continuance of.the'saMe. J. S. M. YOUNG & CO, N. W. corner of Founh and Ferry, tape, And S. W. comer of Third and Reis streets. x",(iLiS--4. barrels atiO2 boxes, for.sate by at , 7 • ~ • whr. DYER BACON-4,500 pripte 'country cured , Hog. Round I) rot sale. by. . tap 7) WM. DYER- B . ROOMSOdozen, two sips, for sale by apT• DYER RAGS —4 racks, fcir ealeby ap7 WILI.IAJD DYER. Pl' ASH-9 bids:. Pot Asti, received ou consignment, and for sale by KING & ISIGORHEAD, 1 1 P 13 • . ": Diamond. glOWlrAtli- , -50 doz., on hand and for *ale by rip 6 - KING MOORFIEAD EGuS— bbls., in more and fox, siVe by ' 1:14 KING - dc. MOORIfEAD The litieltern ffinistsza nee Coutliassi, of ' Pittsburgh. TN conformity with the '• Act Incorporating the West- - 1. era Insurance Company of the City of Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny," upproyed the 20th day of March, s. 0.1845, Bookawill be open for the subscription 'of the Capital Stock of said Company. at the Mononga hela House ' in the City, of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, the 25th day of APRIL, Ih49,ltetween the hours of ten and three o'clock , and-continued at the samep lace and dur ing the same hours; from day to day, until at least tweit ty-five hundred Shales shall navebcen subscribed. Five Dollars will wilt be required be paid on each share, at the time of subscribing. By order of the Commissioners.• ap6.l6t . JAMES LIPPINCOTT, &eq. Linen Ginaltams, &c. • I yr }CMURPHY, North-eait,eorier of 41.4 and arket streets, has received a large assortment • O Linen Lustre! - and Ginghams, and Prenck - Dress Ginghams. 'Also - Drab Alpacas and Mous de Lamei • Satin striped- do. - do. Bmizes, Balzarines, and Tisanes; • Super English Prints; Domestic' do. ' A large , assortment-of . Glrives, Hosieny, and Spring . Goods generally, to which the nn lion' of all buyers of Dry Goods is invited. ' • Mr - • ViTholesaleEnoms on second story, where goods will be sold to deniers'very low. -ape. ' AOUSE AND LOT, IN Firm - WARD,IL O SALE. Situated on - Walnut, hclow,Pike street. , The House is welLarranged. withdining room and kitchen, with hy drant; a hal and - two parlors;.two bed rooms and fin ished garret; bake oven and hydrant In, the yard., The Whole to good order, and will be- sold at a.bargain. Also t Itsharesof Hand street Bridge Steel. - For rent, a good Brisk House. on Caldwell at. - , S. CUTHBERT, Den: Agent, Smithfield street. . AVCTION BY JAMBS Af'KE/y2114, Atrcnokasn, No. 114 WOOD STREET, THREE DOOTIS.YROX Firrlf O..HERIFF'S ,SALE of 19. boxes Dry floods and 22 CRAM Boots and Shoes; at Aucztosr, by Catalogue.— . On Monday, April 9th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by order of John Forsyth, High Sheriff of Allegheny County, the contents of 19 boxes Dry Goods - and 2'2 cases Boots and Shoes, by Catalogue. The articles hre iti good order and worthy the attention of dealers, and will be sold in lots, comprising, in part, the followingbleach .ed damask table linen, heavy brown table linen,'auper . fine cashmeres, super. mons de laines, *dress robes,plaid gingham, damask silk shawls, supper. sum mer cassimeres, superfine Paris blue black-poult delude, cambric tousling, large pongee !Mkt's. about 799 yards 'elegant silk plaid Viennas, splendid ' printed lawns', French . ginghams; 4 bales brown nauslin,3ctiaes bleach ed rauslins, Irish linens, fine shirts, about 345 yards sup. London - wool dyed black cloth, suitable for merchant tailors; 259 yards extra 'and splendid quality London wool dyed brown cloth. Also, 22 cases boots and Imes, among which are Go pair gentreineo`a Philadelphia' city made prime quality calf Boots. Catalogue;: are now ready, and the goods swill be ar ranged on Friday, April sh. Terms : cash .par funds. JOHN FORSYTH, Sheriff. • , , JAMES itifeKENNA.Auct. • . , • ' Family 'Groceries. • MIKE subscriber. would call the attention of the public' ,to hie e. larg and well selected Atock tit Family GRO. CERIES and 'FF..AS, - Families will be supplied on the lowest tetras, and all articles delivered free of charge in either of the two cities, by - HENRY C. KELLY, marfA:tm Corner Fifth street and Market alley. • Six Cents Reward. • • • A - LL persons arc hereby Umifiednot to - harbor orcm. 11, ploy MARTIN MEEFLOT., an indented apprentice' to tbe-ShoeLmakingbusiness:- The above reward will be given to any person bringing_said boy to the subscriber. • matatd - JNO. TAGGART, Smithfieldst. Wanted Inimedlat ' A: AVAGON.Flaquire at thlititriee.• mar4--tf ur. Paiuters warned., • WANTFll3.—"l'°".g"d Jo • JOHNCORIUSTOr'I, $t Charles Banding - _ A PPLES-80 barrels • Rornanita Apples, in _good, or .4011. der; for sale low (evil . • WM. DYER. .IEDGBIO bbls:fresbTfor sale by -- DYER. I FISH-2 casks, for sale low by ' -noTATOE3-10 barrels " Blues;" :50 sacks - for sale low. la (K 4) IVA!. DYER. close lot , . • • •- • - • • ' . - 4.,.. „ MIES IBMS t' 0 "0: toinnterrial (tub _financial. PITTS'S - MUGU 80A.1.11Y OF TRADE. "JAMES MARSHALL, _ T. S. CLARKE. Colthwrrsx 70a APRIL, JOHN SHIPTON - PABSENGEILARRANGEMENTB FOB 1848. SteamboatPacketLine,lear. , 7gdaily for Passenger Packet, .via to: Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8 A. ra., and 6 a. M: Mail Coach Line, direct to,Philadelpbia„ 9 A. M., and 121 Western and .Sontliern Mail' Coach Line, 6 A. M. North,Western,_via Cleveland, daily,lo A. M. Erie and Westen New: ork, daily, 9A. M. NorthrEastern, to Pluladelplua, daily, except Sundays, 4 ARRIVALS AND.DRI...‘RTURE OF MAILS. Eastern Mail via . Yhiladelplitn, due 3 A- M., closes 12- M. Western Mail, Cin. and Latium., du&B P. M., closes 5 w. M. South. via Balt.and Washington, due 8 P. m.,closess North-Westenryin Cleveland,. due 10 A. m.., closes 9 A.m. Erie and 'Western New York, due.B P. m.,eloses sin think Pinaburgh• • Exchange Bank..! - • - Mervhitats , and pa. Bank Fanners , Deposit Dank. • Hand Street• Bridge• -• • • Northern Liberties Dridge• ••••, Old Allegheny Br:dr Connellsville R. -}Lbtock ipaid on shares, 86,50 City Bonds (6 (P' nentiY AlonongahelaDridge Gas Stock. Daily. Review of the DI avicete. . There was a 'very busineskilone on Satur-' day, in a regular way, but. there warn° change in prices; so that'we are unable to make a report of any interest. In thet, therelras been less variation this season than we haie ever before known. PriUes are now about the same as quoted in the winter. PROVISIONS—SaIe of Mess Pork at $11,50. Cheese is still scarce; we quote at 7(iirlfe. for strict ly prime; but no sales. Lard, in kegs, sells at 51 , , (36c * . Butter is in good 'demand at 1.2013 c. for GROCERIES—'We'have 4arge sales reported at former price; viz; Sugar 41a6 ,le. Molasses 280 20c. Coffee 71a71 c. P ice 41c . GRAIN—Sales of - Barley at 65c. Wheat has been taken at 6S/070e. Rye, we quote at 45050 c. Corn, 31:03 - tc frOin store sale of 300 bus. at 34c. Oats, L'fic. on wharf; from store 28a30c. FLOUR—I-folders are still holding back in expec . tatiop of an advance ; but buyers anticipate a decline Thus auntie the 'market, as It has stood for weeks. There was but little inspected on Saturday, and the small quantities sold were at $3,5C053,53. CORN MEAL—Safe or 80 sacks from store at 37c6:; 'regular sales delivered at 40c. Market iiiiire - 11 suppligd. WHISKEY—Market firm at 183181 c.; which is to change. SODA ASH—Sale of 11 cask• at 31c FEED--Solei Gr i p:am oo wharf at Bc.; from store 11012 e. PRE3II ARRIVAL. OP - NEW GOODS.' AT P. DEL. AN Y'S. N 0.49 LIBERTY STRSEI;-PITTSBUROIL JUST RECEIVED, an extensive and general assort mem of French, Eng/Isis, Belgian and American CLOrtiSiCASSIMERES And VESTING'S, of the latest and most desirable patterns. Amongst them will be founds variety of entirely new style Fancy Caasimeres and %reequip of the LATEST IMPORTATIONS; All of which will be made to oraer in the most fashiona ble manner at short no see and reasonable pricei. •A large and general assortment of •• READY-UMW CLOTHING, On bona, made.. in the present Spring style, comprising every description of •• • FROCK AND PRESS COATS, Mode of French, English, American sad Belgian Cloths, 1:d the mcorfarkionable colon. New style Business Goats, plain black and fancy colored Casbmarett, Tweed and Sununer. Cloth Sack Coats, and - Pantaloons of superior stogie and douhie milled Caisitneres, Summer Cloths. and every other de• scription of goods suitable for Spring and Summer wear. Also, a choice assortment of NEW STYLE VESTS, Rich Silica, Casbmerea, plain and fancy colors; plain black Satin of Superior quality ; with a great variety of substantial and well made s"-- CLOTHING; AltOgethes tomprisi ag nue of the largest and bandmararot al,sortmenta of READY. MADE CLOTHING, Thal can be found in the City, which will be sold Low roa Cesn. N . B. To 'FArLoas.—Watt's Graduatin g S houlder Mee !MTV SySitra, far . ltille at ' npf.ndeiw 49 Lit'et't ' at.. NO. FORTY-NINE, LIBERTY ST, 'PITTSBURGH. JST , RF.CEIVED, an extensive and general !vanil meet of French, English, Bel,tian and American Cloths, Caisimeres and Vestings,of the latest and most desirable patterns. Amongst them will he found a varie ty.of entirely new . styles Earley Cassimeres aid Vest• tugs, of the latest importations—ail of which will be made to order in the most fashionable manner, at short notice, and reasonable prices. OA hand. a large assortment of READY-MAI:0F: CLOTHING, made tip in the present Spring Style, and will be sold low for cash. N. B. To Tattoas..— Watt's Graduating Shoulders' Measure-System. for sale at (awl al.V.w) P. DELA NA"...; WIXOLESALIC ADD EETAII. DEALER 110SICELY, • GLOVES, TAPES, THREADS, PINS, dt..c" IVith a r areedy of -Comb and Fancy Goods, CHEAP FOR CA8.11! lams by Tot GILT CONE,) TEDRRAL STRERF, ALLICORRNI. A"' Dealer in French. Earlish and Ge ratan Variety Goods, cradles, chair, and baskets, shoe thread, boot laces, knight; pine, percussion cops, fish books, slate pencils, shaving boxes, violin strings, guard chains, hair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin, ivory combs, tooth brushes, snuf f boxes, hosiery, giON Mt, rib bons, galloons, needles, scissors, buttons hooks and eyes, bonnet w i re, fancy purses , razor Arops, corset laces,patent"thread, sewing silk. spool cotton, tobacco boxes, German pipes. segos cases, shovit.g bru, hes, shoe knives, fishing ltnes, shell combs, marbles, slates, cray =ons,dominies, bodkins, spectacles, tweeters, tee. Country Merchants, Pedlera and others ure re quested to call and examine for themselves, as I am de termined to sell Cam' FOR CAM/. mar3talkar , IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS, Steam Boat Owders and Hotel Keepers. ORTON'S UNIVERSAL, COOKIAG STOVES are N ,offered as the-best Cooking Stove in Market, having a new principle applied for beating the oven, that bread, meats or any article creating steam or vapor, can be baked andrelent its flavor the same as when baked in a .brick oven or reflector; also, in 'point of removing,. in saving time rind fuel. The public are invited to examine Me Stove. Forsale only at No. 112 Second street, sir: of the OM Stove, where referencemay he had to families who have them „in use. Also, thirty different patterns of Cooking Stoves, plain'and fancy Orates, Office and Parlor Stoves, &c.. &c. lop4:d3m) A. & C. BRADLEY. vir IL MURPHY hart now open a large assortment of . the above coods, of various styles, and at ex ' tremely low pricei.. Linen Cambric Handkerehitfa, of all qualities, from 10 cents up to 53,50; also, mourning do, of diderent qualities. •Bobbing Edgings—Some new patterns, very pretty, just open". - -Victoria and Lisle Edgings; also, Loom Thread Edg ings and Laces, warranted linen, and mires thou one. half the former prices—besides, a large assortment of WHITE GOODS generally, such as Mulls. Nausooks, Jackonets, Cambncs, Book Muslims and Bishop Lawns. 14:7" Wholesale Rooms up stairs, corner of Fourth and Marketstreets. • DO Extension of the Baltimore and (IMO acal - • ltcspd. To CONTRACTORS FOR RADUATION AND MA -1: SONRY.---Paopirbsta ere invited for the Graduation and Masonry of the following described sections of this road—the sections averaging a mile in length—com mencing in the town of Cumberland: Sections 1,2, 0, ', atidjO, will be let, embracing considerable rock work airing the Potomac river bluffs, and the masonry of-sev eral bridges on section Ist Also, all the sections from 30 to 45. inclusive, (excepting sections 43 and 44,ibegin fling 28 miles front Curdberland, about a mile below the mouth of 'Savage river, and terminating at the summit of the moentain. The works upon these sections is heavy, containing much rock excavations and two tunnels, each about GOO feet in length, and a stone bridge of con siderable size. The whole nutnber of sections now to be let is 30. In the course of the spring and summer up wards of 30 more heavy sections will be put under con tract between Cumberland and Three, Forks creek. The remaining sections betv.leen those points, and other work beyond the , latter, will be let in the spring of 1850.. Specifications of the work on the 20 sections to be let, will be ready by the 25th of March current. They will will be distObuted from the company's offices in Haiti -1110111, Fredbrick, Harper's' Ferry, Cumberland and Washington. The Proposals will be directed to the un dersigned, at No.' HANOVER ST., Baltimore,, and will be received until SATURDAY the 2 8th of April, in chisive. Before making bids, the lithe should be thor- Mighty examined; and the resident Engineerawillite in attendance thereon, to give Information. The most sat isfactory testimonials will be demanded. The payments will be made in cash, reserving the, usual 20 per cent. until the completion of the contract. The most energetic prosecution of the work will be required. ' ' By order of the President and Directors • BENT. H. LATROBE. Chief Engineer. =ME MEE " ME •••- ~,.--• • .? .'=' , :'7' - -; , .:'..: . •: : :7.,•': . 1-- -i-,•'•:','' .•;''''' MESE - . 4 k ' - ME - : 4 , STOOKS.— ; Par value. • Asked. Offered • szo,uo 850.0 - 850,00 ..... • • 50,00... 44,00 .. 43,50 50 00 . 50,00 4900 . • • .. • gone in atiriet -•,.1=, 50,00 50,00 49,00 ; 50,00 35,00 0530,00 35,00 . OFFICE OF TEE COST, - / MONDAY-11101(111:w • April 9, 1849. FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS, • AT DELANT'L F. Vanborn, Needle Worked >Collars, !to mar2teothap2o FLOUR-7O bbls., superior quality. for aielaw ap4 AVM. DYER. • A IS NASSORTMENT OF BLANKET COATING—For sale very low, tui the season is far advanced: Deal ers may expect bargahis. ifeb2o] H. LEE. wom,—The highest price, in cash, paid for Wool, by H.LLE, feb23 Liberty street, apposite Fifth. CIALIFORNLA. BLANKET'S-3 cases Bray Mixed, Li ki.coatignmantfrom the manufacturers, to arrive abo 3ilof.Aptil. 'Forzalelow by . H. LEE. mer3l. Liberty street, opposite Fifth. ' • , • e • ^ - • 4 ,- t`.:. 4" ". +r .f y Y 4`• " - •;• 4i" ( 1 - , 2‘.• • • ;•:,'..-:',. , 4 . '-' , ' . - - ;. - 4' 1 •;: - :' , ..,,,.,.,_, ! •:;-,.:, x. , r . r< ME PORT VP' PITTSIWROH 6' MT WATER 1? TER •CEANNECi..... Steamer Lake Erie, Sholes. Heaver, ' -',Michigan N 0.2. Gilson, 'Beaver. Robt.lVightnian,. , —. - 4 3 caver• ". .;Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville it— Atlantic,. Parkinson, do. t ' Carailesii. Hendrickson McKeciport. " hlouongahela, Stone, Cincinnati. isass„,Newton;ftemphill, Cincinnati. Coles, St. Louis. • •: ," Z. Taylor, Lucas,Wheeling. Telegraph No.l, Hazlep, Louisville. Genesee,Reno . , St. Louis. Beaver, Clarke E ,Wellsville. " Tuscarora, Poe, Cincinnati. .Cinderella, Calhonn, Sunfish. • Lowell, Deseer, Whhash River. "- " Gladiator, Nashville, DEPARTED, Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver. " Lake Erie, Sholes,Reaver. '‘ " Robt.Wightman. —, Beaver. " Battle, Jacobs, Brownsville " Atlantic, Parkinson, do. . . " : Camden, Hendrickson, Mcgeesport. " Messenger No. 2, Woodwiid, " . Isaac Newton, Hemphill, Cincinnati. " Nelson, Moore,Wheeling. " • Cumberland, Robinson, Nashville. " , Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville. " 'Brooklyn, Boles, St. Louis. " John J. Crittenden, Israel, St. Louis. Caledonia, Calhoun, Cincinnati. 4 i Cambria, Hendricks, St. Louis. Hambrugh, Caldwell, Louisville. " Telegraph No. 1, Hazlett, Louisville " E. W. Stephens, Weaver, Memphis. " Yankee, McKee, Zanesville. 5,00 1,43 90,00 16,50 b:r The Pennsylvantan, Capt. R. Gray, leave. to-day. Sir The Telegraph and Newton went out yea: kerday. The rivers are falling. Last evening at dark there were sit feet water in the channel, saki *** Wm. B. Wheeler, STEAMBOAT. AGENT, can be tonna nt 'Wesley Crier's Counting Room, corner at Water and Smith field streets, Pitiaburgh. mar 27 For Cincinnati and Lou 'villa. • The new and splendid passenger steamer PENNRYLVANIA, R. C. Gray commander, will leave for the- above and intermediate ports, on Monday, the 9th MIA!, at le o'clock, A. M. For freight or plumage, having very superior accommo dations, apply on board, or to np9 J. NEWTON JONF.R, Agent. Segalpr Zanesville Packets. Steamer YANKEE, Capt. McKim, leaves every Saturday, nt 2 o'clock, P U. Steamer JENNY LIND, Captain C/ALLtonsa,leaves every Tuesday; at 2 o'clock . , r. For freight or passage apply to W. H. WHEELER, Agent, a Corner of Water and Smithfield am 1849. 1849. CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG7I I DAILY STEAK PACKET LINE. THIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed of the largest, swiftest, best finished and funashed, and most powerful hosts on the waters of the West. The highest wages are paid for the services of the best and moat experienced men engaged in the river hnsiness.— The lii.e has been in operation for nix years; bar carried nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge corn parisort with any passenger line in the Union fur safe:y, regularity,,and speed. All that money can procure has been provided fur the safety, comfort and convenience of passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as folloseS: MONDAYPAossr—The MommohtELA,Copt.Stenis every Monday morning at l 0 o'clock' Wheeling awry' Monday e‘rening al 10 r. r . TUESDAY pAciar.—Ttle , li terazna No. 2, Capt. 'no. /Matfett'', will leave Pittsburgh every Taestlay morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 r. WEDNESDA Y pecicer—The Saw Exatann 4. Capt. S. Scan willteave Pittsburgh every Wednesday Morning attOo'cinek ; Wheeling eve ry iVedneiday even ing at 10 r. TIMSDAY PACKET—The Ilarmaaml,Capt. R. 1. Great. will lease Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at 110 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10r. y. FRIDAY PAcxEr.—The Curita No. 2, Capt. Meeks aria !core Pittsburgh e very Friday teeming in 10 o'e!nek Wheeling every , Friday craning it ttl r. SATURD.4 Y PA CERT.—The Mtaarcora Zia. ti Capt. I. C. Woostsrard. will leave Pot4hurph ere ry I.4.2lUrthly morning at 0 o'clock ; Wheeling every Saturday everting at 10 r. r. SUNDAY PACKET—The tine NEWTOII, Capt P. "Davi, will leave Pine:meat every Sunday MOMlllif a In o'clock; Wheeling every Punitav evening at tor. IL nov (9. LOVISVILL !EC PACK TS. FOlt NVIiI4:I.ING, CINCINNATI b. LOUISVILLE. Mamas SATriIIIAT. Pact ev...—The No 1 fine and fa stpasse age r steam Poe , ket TUFIJILAPH, J. Ilerlet., Cont. mender. will leave Pittsburg for Wheel g. Cincinnati and Lewisville, and all intermediate Ports, evet y Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely, For freight or passage upei y on board. or to FoRBITII & DUNCAN, Agents. the Telegraph has been built expressly for a regular Packet, and wait' a view entirely to the comfort of pas sengers; the acecunmodationit are inferior to no boat on the western waters. The telegraph will tun Su connex ion with the Ben Franklin No hand Pike Nog, to Sant- . . I.4min—tittle throtlgh.4l96 DAVI. Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet Line. - . • - FESYVAIT 1111,187-9.' FII32VAIT LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. 111. AND 41'. 'M. The following new boats eompletethe line for the present season: ATLANTIC, Capt, James Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. &Jacobs; and LOUIS M'LANE, Capt. E. Winton. The boats are entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense. Every comfort that money can procure has been provi ded. .The boats will leave the Monongahela %Wm/111*st, at the foot of amiss's. Paseetigiers will be punctual on board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise boars. sue_.ja3l ~ -- 26ite - iltrfieelliffi Packets The new and splendid passenger steamer . TAYLOR, M E. LVCAS, Mattel, will ran as a Regular Packet between PIIIRL (ugh and ,klifial 2 Vheeling, l caving this city every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at Id o'clock, a. st., and Wheeling every -Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at .7i o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage, (having superior uccoinutodu tions,) app ly is an entirely new boat, and for speed and accommoilation it not surpassed by any boat ou the 1 river. (Jan3 , ol ARhISTIIONO & CROZIER. ARIL_ Regular Packet for Siontish. THE fine , Witmer WELLBMILLF.. Capt Bsastts, will leave for the above and inter meal ate ports on Wednesdays and Saturday,. For freight or passaze apply on board, or to man GUI. 8.. MILTENOV,RGER, New Arrangement. T HB P teamer CALEB COPE will leave for Beaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville on Tues day, Thursday, and Salarday, at a. at., re turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. She has n boat at the landita, between Wood street and the Bridge, prepared to receive freights at any time. S. & W. HARBAUGH, Agents, No. 33, Woodstreet. Summer Arrangement. THE. steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke, ,idliales Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver, talassgow, and Wellsville every ?Sunday, 'Wednesday, and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at D o'clock, A. re. Raving a boat at the landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any lime. For fret& or passage apply to G. V,. HARTON ors Agestt New Wheeling Packet. Aral The new andsplendid passenger steatnerJAhIESNEESON,G. D. Moore Master, will run as a Regular Packe between Pittsburgh and Wheeling, le ay ing this city every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a 10 o'clock, A. AS., and Wheeling every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, ai 10 o'clock, s. U. For freight or passage, (having superior aecommoda tions,) apply on board. The James Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for speed and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the river. AMSRTRONG & CROZET, deo:1:d Agents. The fast 7packet ALLEGHENY BELLE, Capt. Wm. Harms, will run regale be tween atteburgh and Franklin t on the Allegheny Ri ver. Leaves Pkteburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock, v. m. For freight or paesage, apply on board. dec27 UN Monday evening, some place between the Dia mood rind the Firth Wurd, two City Warrants—one No. 27d, for 81.50 the other .289, for 818,06 . The finder will Ise liberally rewarded by leaving them at the May or's Office. JESSE M. JONES, aps Watchman. BAGS CREAM NUTS—J (lex re&d and for ante by lJ aps JOSHUA RHODES, No. 0 Wood 'At. SOO;RALFDUXES ;SARDINES; WO boxes do.; 150 grunter boxes do.; just reed and tor sale by nps JOSHUA RHODES M.tedSES-1.00 half barrels prune quality. tor sah by JOHN F. PERRY, end] Corner of Hancock et. and Allegheny Wharf. DitTHO'AYFL-5 00 bushils ' for sale by JOHN F. PERRY, aps) Corner of Hancock at. and Allegheny VlThari. DE[ED.PEACHES—. IOO bus.. pr O irae F. quaPE RR lity. fo Y, Kali by JH:si and] Next door to Perry Holm, Allegheny Wharf kJ of MITAL&SINCLAIR bawl removed to N 0.16, corner Wood and First , - ar2 BEEN; APPLES-6 0 bola , ree'd, this day rind for sale SMITH/C. siNcLikirt, awl . • . No 16 Wood istreet. . TLET—A. Brick Dwelling Ronne, suitable.for 1_ own families. Situated high up on Federal street, Allegheny. Apply to - : H. 'LEE, feb22 - Liberty street, apposite Fifth. INSIOSE MEE ME ECM -River ilittelligenst. ARRIVED; ISMESI3I Franklin Packet. Removal LEE ~j~... IBS Mil WIFIZSZ :for Oak, • -, iretrias,tor tt c..,; , N hidiatia TQwnehtp Allegheny County, three miles 1_ from DeitSlieck Lock, containing One Hundred and - Fifteen:Acres and Illt VerChes,witli the allowance:of a= per cent. for fOBAS. frui6 are fioin a/to 40 Acres of. Cleared Land, ryoung OreliarittinSaw htill in runnirus 'order; with,duin.and rare clioiplete, and - an abundance - ;=.Of good :timber on the premises. Allo t s - Sabstantial Frame Dwelling House, 31--tik 32 feet, with Vigichen, and a Well within ten . yardis of, Ame-kite.tion; c,Termi accommodating. Reiter's wishing to purchase, will please makti , tippill milieu to DAVID iiINERAILT. on the DTCIIIitCB, or to • war . Irwin. street. ;nar23:4vt 10R BMX—The Daily Morning Post; and the del. ly and Weekly Pittsburgh Newspapers, and a. variety of Eastero Western and Northern Newspapers, kept daily for sale at ISAAC HARRlS , .Agediey aud•lnteili• genre Offtee, _corner of St. Clatr and Pena streets, oppo site the ILiattange hotel. inat.S:ity • TTALIFABLE CITY PltOPtliTY FO,ll V ing bits, each 20 Cecil - rout, on. Second street by 75' deep to uti 'Alley. ALSO-I,lotl2o.teet front, on SecOnl street, by 75 feel' deep on Che,rry Alloyr - ALSLY-4 lots 20 tent front, on First street, by 7u feet A Margate - can belnsil'in the eilmie. They will be sold 'together or, seParate, as thnkrst applicant may regnire. or 10 years can be , had on Most of the purchase money,. ifdesired. . A. CUTHPERT, Gen'l Agent, mai .26 „ , Srnithfieldstreet., ""tOR SALE—A desirable FARM, 10 miles from the 4 City;on the Franklin Road, of 132 Acres-50 clear ed and in d high state of caltivatton ; having 2 Orchards ofshoice fruits; 25 now in prime wheat and 10 of fine meadow land , , with springs of good wates... Alio, good Dwelling House, -Miry House, Ilarn and Stable, and tenant liollll - 13 and Stable—all under good knee. The, wood Wadi abound In prime Timber. , - S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, . Smithfield street • AA VALCABL.E. FARM FOR SALE—Of 115 Acres' having 45 in a good state of cultivation; and suite. , bleimprovements : the balance of the Land isOf first rate quality, and well timbered--situated one - ntile, from the West side of the Ohio river, and twenty miles belew this city.. Whose desirous of securing a healthy location and a hatpin, in a good Faun, will attend, without de lay. S. CUTHBERT, Gen Agent, mar 22 . ; Smithfield street. A R M FOR I,ALE-7I Acres; abouttbree miles from _L" tee City tine. on the Turnpike, adjoining the old Mack Horne 'ruverhytroperty, near East Liberty... The ground is well improved, add is n delightful situation for country heat. It has thereon s goodDvsylling. House, and three Ismail tenant houses, and one of the - bar springs of' - vater lit the eountryvand can be hat on yen' aceommodating terms. Enquire of febt3 , THOS ATELLON. lEthR SALE--A fine Brick House, and Lot, near the F Court Mouse. Apply to SILLNNON, mart!: Att'y at Liw.Foruth•street. __ ri'lS I.F.T—A garden! Three Story Threlling Haase, on Second street, near Smithfield Street. Auto, wit; ted, a situation for a good; holiest and compe tent Clerk {and one for a smart lad about 17 years of age, in *warehouse, or to learn a good trade: ' Address'box 324, Poet Office, Pittsburgh. - marNifit irra TO Li T—A small,Drick Dwelling Rouse, situ ate in tha Second Ward, city of 'Pittsburgh. En. quire of WILLIAMSA SHINN. Attorneys at Law, titar.z.aat Office. Fourth, above Smithfield street. T. O LET—I ^ Ilegheny City, a Dwelling House, Sta ble mid Lot. 60 teeny 30U, now occupied by. Benj. Glyde, adjoining Geo. Hogg. kor terms, address the subscriber, via box 140, Pittsburgh Post Office. fehllbiltfALF.X. BRACKENRIDGF— _......_ . _ _ 1 - ‘Oft SALE OR RENT—A Two Story Brick Dwelling, E. situate on Fifth street, opposite the Court House Empire of M'AIULLEN & DOWNING, janl7 i Ma Liberty street, opposite Seventh. . __. .__ rll . TO LET—A Four Story Brick Store, with a . trooil Dwelling attacked, on Market street, melt door to lltint s treet. The subscriber will put in a new front to dui Store, on or before the let of April A xi., and give possession at that time, Apply to WALTER BRYANT, 4.9• Liberty et._ !ME TAVERN STAND AT SIIOUSTOWN. FOR RENT--A commodious and well finished Tavern Stolid, in the village of Shousetown, fdrnisbed iu modem Plyir, with good Stabling autehed. It will be teased foil term of years. Addles". intad P. SHOUSE, Shousetown. flit) L,K r—A good dry C MIAS, "{tatted on the North. eaFt ade of the Diamond, suitable far an Fisting Room or Storage of any kind. Enquire of HOGAN & CANTWELL. feli9 bs3 Market at. Pittsburgh. SOILACE Si ARIL ISAAC R- DILLIUS Land and General Agency Gillet, AI rnK CAPtTLL OF ILLINOIS, CITY Or SPRISIGTIELD. Tu Non.,itridrnt Raiders of Illinois lorndo—lfoldors of ftlenoi3 indtbudnoss, and all persons *sir en-I of purchasing SUM Lands wiqi Blinois strip ec heeds 111 HE triiileraigned would re,;,ceifullyinform the public that they beveestahllsheil in this etty—thc capital of the Stale LAND and GF.NERAL AGEN— c I - OFFICE, for the trausantiOn of all beanies* apper taining ;herrn:to:within the limits of the All traneactiens relative to the purchase and salt of leads, examining lands Add reporting their location. ad vantages and valise ; paying taxes, redeeming lend sold for taleS,:tnvestigatim; are., buying sod selling all d use ripuqut of Sotto ludeliteduessi this and every other description of brishimix`attecited to a Genera/ Land Agency. on the most extended scale, will be promptly a d faithfully attended to. in regard to locationortheve many advantaites over all other agencies In the.Slattihclug at the Capital, near dic centre of the State, and at the very fountrun.heml at infortnatiOtt In relation to matters connected with lands,taxes, and lLtale initotedness-through the medium of the gouge:neat and executive offices. 'ln addition to this important adrantege, the senior partner. Mr. Ash, has occupied, for several years, the position of principal Clerk its the Itz tuna Auditor s orcee, and having had charge_ of the books and Stet e land deportment in said office, has obtained le thorough knowledge on nil subjects connect ed with this agency; and we ere,therefort, enabled at all limes to give correct and prompt information, much in advanee of any other agency in the Siena. Oat location is also troportant to non residettn, wishing to pay taxes, os oat acquaintance with the col lectors of the revenue is such that we can obtain the tax receipts through the mall, mitt the money paid directly Into the State treat* ry, thereby avoiding the risk of remitting fonds by mail, we able, beg leave to inforaapersone wishing to pur chase State lands, that oar arrangerneuts are such, that we e an y at all times, furnish State trends, scrip, or indent. edness in any amount, and at less rates than any other office in the Stew: In coneinston. we take pride in referring to the char acter and standing of the gentlemen who have been kind enough to permit us to use their names as riferenceo, and with sincere desire to please, backed by fidelity, indus try and promptitude in all our business transactions, to merit Mt-, confidence of all who many entrust their bard. Moe to our bends. ASH & DILL.ER Speing?l•l4, March 110,4649. • 'geese:rens: lion. Dania/ Sturgeon, ...... •• • 17. S. senate. lion. domes Cooper, do. Col. Samuel W. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. Vogan Diller, du. Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia. Gen. Adam Diller. du. Joseph 1.. Chester, 'do. Messri. Wadsworth & Sheidon,Newlork City. Meseta Me Leaulr C 0.,• • • •New.Orlentts, Mesita. A. Gowdy & Co. Louise iPe. John hl. Wymer, Esq., St. Louis. James'Calhoun, Fsq : , Cincinnati. His Es. Gov. A. C. French, • •Springfield, 111. Hon. Thomas 11. Campbell, do. Hon. id. H.Treat do. [aph:ln 1` le rrf j "IAI PORIUBI. MAC t ULErS HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 25 rents • voume. Life of Franklin illustrated; Thu Midnight Sun, by Fredrika Monier ; Twelie Lectures on Comparative Embryology,- by Louie Agassig ; Reupheni or pages of the Book' f Life at twenty; by Latuartine ; The I.ancaster Witches; a Romance of Brodie 'For rest, by Ainsworth ; The Secret Passion; by the author of the youth of SEUL speare ; Paul Ardenheim, the Monk of Wissahikon ; Life in Paris, Mysteries of London, Califortia Guide Book ; Life and Adventures of .Dick Turpin ; Outlines of Physiognomy, by Redfield, M. D.; The Diamond and the Parole, by Mrs. Gore ; Four months among the Gold-Diggers, by J. T. Brook,, M. D.; The Prime; or George St. - George Julian, by Henry . Cocktoo ' • Life inLondon : a story of thrilling interest, founded upon the scenes of Happiness and Misery ; The Reformed Highwayman ; a sequel to Esther de Mediae, qr the Crimes of London ; Eugene Sue's Seven Capital Sine; • Memories of a •young Physician . by Dumas; Bulwer'n and hiaryatt's Novels, bound ; Dicken's Works,bound ; • A large variety of popular publications and standard works;on hand, and for sale by WORE & HOLMES, mad Third et, opposite the Post Office. ; Alarge Box, directed to W. B. Murphy, Pittsburgh. It , was taken by a dram is from the store of W. K. Murphy, and directions to leave it at Mcßee's Grocery store, corner of First mid .Wood streets, but it was not delivered there, and it is supposed has been left hy mis take at some other house. The drayman's face is known by the person who gave hint the box, but Ms name and residence am not known. INFORMATION WANTED=If Corporal BLADES, late a member of Company C., Bth Infantry, (General Worth , s Division,) will call at the Royal Exchange Office,:he will hear of a friend who wishes' to see. hint. mards:ll* ' JOHN CITI,WiIv FIND--A . Pocket Rook, containing a considerab,s minium of money. The owner can haie it by de scribing the book and contents, and Is:tying for this ad vertisement. Apply 10 11. GALWAY, rrindO No. 4 Commercial Row. LL E7YB FOUND- 4 A bunch of Keys was found yester .l‘ day, in Seventh 'lnit.: The owner can have them by calling at this office: , mans 11DLACES fora nirmber of Conclimen,Hostlers, House Servants, Clerks; ScileimOn; Schcioknasters, Sales- men, Laborers; Farmers and boys of all ages, cooks and girls, chambermaids; nurses, Ba., supplied. All kinds of n encjes attended to, for moderate charges. , - Please" call at ISAAC HARRIS' 'Agency and Intelli gonna Office, corner of Penn and St. Clair strsets near ly oplinsite the Erohange Hotel. '• nuir24:4t* .&-pprentieee W stilted. r subscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi 1 net, Chalr•malcing and-Chair Painting branches o business.' Sort of steady habits, about 16 yeara of age would be preferred. None need apply, who mine come : well recommended. K. G., PAHNESTOCK, lot STithfield street. B barrels Small White' Beans, for sale by . , WM: DYER; up 4 , 158 Liberty sweet. • .. :; , -,:... : t .: , „ ,: ,,,,, • ., : ,, - , ,,, , :- - : . r.; , : ,,. : , • , ; :. „ . , ., , : :• : - ... .. ~.,.......,.-i, . %, ..,..,_,,--::::,:,:.:.:;.,:,..:=:.!„--. •,:..., ..,.., „.,.-,:v.7,,,,,:-f.:-,:;_e BEI ..,,.. ~ ..4'-- . : ,- - .i,•:'„,:.--- 5 . - . . -, .. 7.„,- -: • . ..,.... ~ ~... ~. , ... ~, .. „..„..,„. ....... ..... -, i'= - '- 2% ~ .:: , , , r,.-!1'.‹ . !,.r.:::''' , , , ;4 "-; * , :i ' .-3:1.!.; : •1i .,- :: .7: MISES .- .',...• .:',:-:±.,,,,; -:..?. - ki . :;::7 : _;t::.'z.', - -:'.;.i . ',"_..: . : - .C,.i.'. - ..,. , '', .gM=M ME SIM=EI MUM , ' . = s ' >t s =gm ~-~ x tt = = rsA'~ur ' ~' j " 'f #i~^''x.' "'#~'!ae"'r~ ,?k"~ t ~~ '~Y G q.:~=.0 ~, ~ _ r.`., r • licinkgre„cii!b-,oll,vtbaitgrj3rokera WU ! ,4 .4 E' 8, •-• EXCHANGE XIVD . BAIVICING OFFICE N. H. earner gf , Thi,d and Wood strews. QIGHT mid Time , Bills of Exchange... Brink riotos..att I.3.forOigtv.siOd domestic loin bought and -sold on th . Inostfavotahler terms. - all the 'principal - cities of tie llntni . at the lowpst ratep. --_Jett &UHF ICRAYLKEt. ICRAINER RAUH. Banker/ and Exehange Brokers, Dealers in" Foreign and Domestic Bilk, Bills qf Exchange, Xs/quotes Depos it, Bank Notes;and Coin. • • Corner of Third and Wood sus., directly opposite the St. Charleit Hotel. I : inarki LINES - .IS - N. 110 SON, Bankers and Dealers in Exchange Coin and Bank Notes, N 0.55 Market street, Pittsburgh. SELLING H 122. ILICILUIGEL BUYING BANN New York j prl Cincinnati' " - Philadelphia " Louisville ' • I Baltimore ' f• St. Louis • IMX=2I Raying rates - • Ohio. . die. . Indiana , Kentucky. , „ Virginia. .l . Wheeling . Tennesae,t " anlg-y JAIL 11030,M ' : 111011; fIARGINTV , - .1.& N - • BANKERB:-AND , EXCHANGE -BROKERS, N. E.. Corner of Wood and Simh,tirieks,,'Tinsbultk. Pay rstALERS in Coin,Dank Nose, Time Bills, Foreign If and Domestic Exchange, Cernficates of Deposit, Ac EXCHANGE on all the, principal Cities. of_the Linton. and Europe, for:sale in sums to suit purchasers. CURRENT and par funds . reeeived on deposite., COLLECTIONS made on all parte of the Union. ai the lowest rates. . • - COTTON YARN-10,000 lbs: asioited Nos., I arn, 6 Chain, Ece., 150 bales Ratting;2s do: Candlewick. For ertfe at loweat.rearket rates, by • • . • aplit - '• RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO. - Uf:37C.Re. - - --- -2 - 111 - ailirt iiiiiihrliinli - 07Suga 10 Mils. ae.orted Nos. Loaf Sugar, 420 do 0. Molasses, iu store and for sale by._ are: RIMY, MATTHEWS i!e; CO. L. ARD.--31 kegs No. 1, 1 bbl. do; do.; in store ; for sale b fap2l RHEY; MATTHEWS & CO. DEANS, A.e.—.51 bble. 'White .bleane,2 do. Shelled - Corn, in store - . For sale b_y_ . - apt . RIMY.; A!i'THE WS & CO. SUNDRIES, -116 sacks Peaches, UM; bushels Chest . nuts, in store and for sale by apt RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO'. CORN --SO sacks Corn, iu store and fur sale' by apt — ,• „ S. & HARBAUGH SUGAB7-10 nada. Sugar, itlatio, i 7ia l o i rli t l i dltr o lilo by . 53 Wolof and 104 Front, street.. ELOI.III-130 bids Flour, Extra; just landing, and for Sale by , inp2l S. & AV. HAIIBAUGH. DRIED APPLES AND PEACIIEti--A first late anti ale of each in stare and for sale by ap2 S .4t EARSAIJOH.• EER HAIR—A few bales Deer Hair, in store and for . sale by taraj S. & W. IARBAUGH: LAX SEED-100 barrels, just lauding and for sale lI 'by S. & W. 11ARBAIJOH, mar 27 hio. 53 Water and 104 Front street. 13UTTER-10 barrels or Mime Roll 1 11 up in cloths, received aud for sale by inar27 S. & %Y. HARF/AUGH, RAIN-2000 bashels Rye; aOOO ' " . Wheat; '6OOO " Corn; 4000 " Barley, WA: Tract; for which the highest market price in cash will bcpaid. mart' S. Et. AW HARBA.UOII. WOOL—The highest market price in caab wilt be paid for the different grades of Wool, by S. a W. HARBAUGH, No. 15.1 Wato r and 104 Front streets. SUGAR CURED HAMS 10 make soperior Sugar Cured Hams, received and forsalti by S. & W. HARDAUGH, No. 53 Water street and 104 Front to. 1) YE FLOUR—A Ibis. Rye Flour, just Teeeived nod lb for sale by frnar3ol W. It J C!ACHESON- uTnivt:s —5O bbls. Potatoes, In store ma tarsals Y by [MaY3O) 'Sir...kJ. C. ACIIESON. biERRING-100 boles Sealid Herring. received and for sale by J. S. BONNET mar3o Liberty street. AiSINS. , -I tr . tlav store end for Imer3ol J. B. BONNgT. Liberty et ORANGES AND LEMONS- - -55 &nest:haves ; 25 " Lt.latohs; !mil()) J. S. BONNET, o store and for sale by " HOES. SMALL WHITE BEANS—Reed and far sale by lautr29) CUMMINSfr. SMITH. O BUSHELS DRY' PEACHES-Reed and toraale by (nnu49) CIMMINS-in &JOBARRELS FLOC Et—Reil for sale by YU emar.9 CUMMINS A. SMIFII :c ritA FAMILY FLOUR`-Always on band and tor L sale by inutr.V) CUMMINS do SMITII. R 0 COFFEE-4Gbags, sumo and In, sate. by JAMES PATTON, Ir., MA WS • N 0.17, Liberty street D:L) A PPLIt., AM) YEACHE. . no bushels I) Apples ; l'esehes; In slant and fat sale by JAMES PAT ON, Jr., trutrW No. 17 Liberty 6 trefm. RIED HERRINGS-01 boxes. in more and for sale JLY by JAMES PATTON, Jr., rriar-O N 0.17 Liberty street. E tTitE - SIMAS-41bble. mores - 10. 37 LibeTty et IiVE-1003 bushels, in store and for salO.by JAMES PATTON, Jr., tnat23 No. 17 Liberty et. S IOLLED CORN-75 bbls., received nail (or sale by JAS. PATTON, Jr., ratir2i No. 17 Liberty 14t. nICOONI:4--:a) doz. Corn ; 10 doz. Hickory; in store and for sole by JAS. PATTON, Jr., morl.B N 0.17 Liberty it. Cii01.6C61124 - 0011. CATTLE ANDHESOkba,,CSa onntly on hand and for gale by marl RIiODESh ALCOR.N, 30 Fit% et. M. TURPENTINE-10 bbls., in prime order, Jost C. received and for sale by IL A. FAIDIESTOCK. do CO., Coruer tst emu Wood sts. LAX - TRACT -LW:WOOD-70 eases, just re e'd and for 1.11 ante by U. A. PAIINESTOCK & CO., mar 24 Corner lit and Wood ete, YARIS ORF..EN-19 cans, true. lust reed and for sale by IZ. A. FA HNESTOCK te CO., Rar.7.5 Corner Ist stud Wood sta. . _ . POTATOES --1W sacks, just reed and tar Bale by mar." KING & .MOORHEA D. IIOLASC.I,--60 bids. Plantation Alolnar•et,llll_litore and for solo by KING & MOORHM.D. owl Diamond. 11;LANTA'CION SUGAR AND MOLASSES— JC IN/ hhds. prime Plantation Sugar; bbls. do. do. Molasses; just received and for sale by . AIILLER A RICRETSON, mart. 170 Liberty street. SUGARIIOUSE MOLASSES--2abri s. S. H.Molasses, Louisiana Refinery;just received, on coneicoment and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, marl 4 170 Liberty street. HONEY—S bids Honey just received on conzignme 11 and for site by. HILLER & RICKETCON, =aid 'llO Libeny street. pRODUVE-40 - micks Dried Peaches; 40 kegs No. t Lard; for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, - . marl 4 170 Liberty street DE.A9II BRANDY-15 barre Ls. Peach Brandy, Just.re eetred and fat sale b riLLEß..titicKETso.. math 170 Llbeny street. - _ R ICB-20 tierces Rice in store end founds by . in & RIORRTgON, - , ntnrl4 - - 170 Liberty street HELL. COMBS—A' great variety of Baek,preseing 0 and Side C.,xabs, new etyle, on hand at __ • .4F.MULON , ICINZEY'S, marl 7.. :67, Market street. A PARTNER .WANTED With nCasti Capital of A stBoo, to be the Business Partner in .a !daunt:actor) , doing a large and profitable business in this - city: , S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, Smithfield street., MACAULEY'S new and cheap eat non of Macaaley's History of England, this day re coined nut for sale by KAY ac CO., mart 4 • Corner Wood and Third stn.' TEAS. TAE finest qualities of Green and Black Teas, in 1, f and I packages, Warranted equal in price and qual ity to any in the city. HENRY C. KELLY, mar24:2cv •• • Corner Fillbaneet and Market alley. prrswanTrrrr/ 60 BALES CUBA, just received andforisale by J. A.' lit,A zuRrE, marl 7 • st News foe Catifornians. (lOM'S REVOLVER'S, with apparatus by Ennis In a few days, by. JOHN CART WRIGET, marls • • 'B3 Wocid street. LEMONS! LEPIONS!-250 boxes Lemons. Just re ceived And for stile 'by .30SHUA RHODES, `. mnrd 0[ No:i 6 Miami et. MACAULTIY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAI4D—VoIs_ 1: and 2, price 50 centallutlees" edition—containing all the matter, verbatim at Uterraarn,brvols..l and 2 br the• -London edition—embellished with an accurate portrait - or the author. Two vols. in one ; price 50e. A ) large supply of the abova received and for sale by - • -JOHK H.IIIELi:OR, • tit Wood mtreet. T ANDSCAPE PAPER— • - _IJ 1 net, a vievVolthe Bustle of Monterey; 1 " " " Cerro Gordo ; " Buena Vista; i -"- • " " Fets de Parie;_- 1 " " " Chase de Lyon; " " • Garde Yrtuicaix ; 1 " " Col. C. Auvergne. The above is suitable for papering large public ioores. For sale at the warehouse, of •- S. C. DILL, ; AXTELSII,FLANNELS—These most desirable oode, rr warranted not to Shrink in washiogr are constant. ly kept for stile at Dry Goods House of W r It. MURPItty; corner of Fourth and Market streets, where - a freslt'stip Ply hits jast been received. ' , Also, - fine.Welth - Gaur.e and Perslan Flannels, or infants. •• • • . •- r- -..n..,-;.::' - ~:'''..,lz--`7.•'..,•':%,:.,..:::--..• -1- -- ' . '..-.:,,..4-,:-?,-:.! ! .. ; . ;.. ,. :- - %1..7*, : ., i..1:?i,i.... ~..,,'.',. ..•....r. . -,4-::::.-_,.• !-•-...,..1-..-,'4.-;...7it, ~.•-'..;,,.:-...,;'.,•::'. .. . 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''' " •:-..!: ,2•::' ~,5 -..7; - '-`l-- - - - ... tin " ' I in BEE =I ,- :,.:.: , ::4.',.7.',',- , '.'. - , .;;. ,, :•;= : :1? ;,,;4::•:',":-.,,',-;.7, WM ~:' .' -- . - '..,.'. - 1: - :',:7 - _ -_•. . ~,, ~.„.,. proposals for Coat. 110ROPOSALS will be received 'at the office of the Pittsburgh Gas Works untilthe' 11th inst.; for fur nishing Coal, for said Works for one, year, from May 1, 1849, to May 1, 1850—the Coal JO be of each finality ns shall he approved - of by the Engineer-and Committee—to be of the standard measure of-this Contity,.orit be estimated at 76 pounds to the bushel. ... The Coal to be delivered into the stores in such (pan-. tides and at such times as the Engineer shall require.—.- Three-fourths of the whole to be delivered by the first of December. Payments will be made monthly. Ample.' and sufficient security will.be required;, and i addition,' 20 , per cent will be-retained out of each monthly pey mem, to indemnify the Works for nan-fulfilment of con tract Anyinformation required. will be furnished by the Engineer, at Works. stp3ttd EdgeWOrth tindles'Semlnary, Sewickley. TWA Summer' Session of this Institution .will cora -1 mence on TUnsDAY, the ,Ist of May. Turists. , -For Boarding and Tuition' ill any or all the English branches,.B4ls,ooper Session 01 five months., For further particulars, see circulars at Messrs. John Irwin & Sons, corner ofiront and Ferry streets, or T. H. Nevin & Co., i2O Liberty street. ap3Mlw Buying'rates County & Cit%ord'e I 'Relief Notes } Pennsylvania Co. New, York I Maryland . i New Orleans ... )Iy.HEREAS, some person of persons. having broken into the- office of the- Allegheny Cemetery on the mg it of the aten of March, and stolen therefrom a Sur veyor's Compagg and a case' of Drawing Instruments, the above reward will be paid.upou conviction of said per son or persons, ,The Compassean be easily idetnifidd, Rom its being what iwettlled a Surveyor Cross Conipass, made by Pike, of New - York. The Drawinglnatruments were' of fine 'quality, and London make., . • • JOHN CHISLETT 2,1849. • * Office or i . he Cem'etery, A .. 26,000 Yards 'or Paving.' TE Birminghanerovrn CounCil, desiring to " contract with some suitable person or persons, to furnish ma terials and to pave about 25,000 -yardaof the streets of that Borough, will receive Sealed Proposals for the whole or any, part of raid work, until the :let-of May next. Proposals to be left. with James M. bl'Etroy. By order of the Connail.: ap2:lm • THOMAB BLACK.MoRB, President. 110 P•E oTRAN G EMPOItItt . - 14 J. ROGERS' respectfully informs' his. friends and. 11...-the public that he line opened his: sew Ctormua ffroaa, No. 27, between Front and Second, where he will keep constantly on kandajarge aud superiar atiortment of. Clothing, suitable for Me present Season. Having lust returned from the East with a new and: splendid assortment of:Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesfings, of the Mast desirable patterns, which will be made up on the shortest nojee .and in the most fashionable styjei ou the one price cash system, as low as can be hail at any other establishment In. Pnliburgh. Don't forget -the'.rdace, but call at th, CLOTHING. EMPORIUhf, No. 27 Market st , Pittsburgh. ItrtraL3ni ..Valtiableßeat Estate for Sale. THE subscriber will sell, at titivate sale, that valuable ; Property, 'coif the Fourth 'street ioad adjoining his. present. residence and giva possession immediately.— There are about TEN ACRES OF CHOICE.LAND, in a high state of cultivation. The improvements are n large and well finished BRICK. DWELLING HOUSE, a su perb Barn, and otherom-buildings. Adjoining the Dvrell mg is a running Fountain and a good Pump, whieg fur nish a constant supply or excelleat water. •• There is a variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery on the premises. If the above described property is not sold soon it will be rented for a time: Also, for sale, a large LOT, on •PenMsylvariia Avenue, atabe end of Me board-walk. Inqutre of Imar3l:2ml DAVID 'HEELER. - . (Gazette copy .3md) .-• utter s put tfongress Gaiters. LADIES, wanting something superior, both for look and comfort; to anything they have ever worn, will please call and examine them. These Boots have no strings to tie and untie, and dangle about the ankle ; they are not only moth handsomer, but , ilisplay the foot rutO ankle to a much better advantage than any other Boot or Shoe made. Yon will also snit linte.and trou ble. Manufactured by, S. KEYS. ' No. "B Fifth street. LARMS' SPRING SHOES-:--Silk, Satin and French Lasting Gaiters, of every variety and color; on band and made tn order. - Also, a full nasortinent of Children's Shoes, of every description. 'Manufactured by . ' KEYS, mar2B . No. S Fifth struet. OUR'fAllsl FAPER-5000 pieces otßainbow Winnow VI Curtain Paptr, new styles i2OOO pieces plain Green do., at . S C. HILL'S, mar3o . 87 Wood st. Butrunt & Co., BOTTLERS, - AND MANTPACTITAZO OW MINIMAL AVarnit,.: Sarxteparilla, Porter, Ale, Clder,ltoot Beer, Mead and Pop, NCi. 18 Market street, and 100 Liberty street, corner of Ceeirft alley. Pittsburgh.` 'marZky AFINE second•handed Two Horse Family CARRIAGE and Harness, in good order. Apply immediately to THOS. SANDER S, corner First street and Cherry alley, as II bargain wilt be given. ap4:3l* TIRUG SFORE, in Grant -street. near Second. En JU , -quire of [ap3:3.er] WIT BARDEN: - - 1)4 OBINSON is 'opening , the largest imPortation. -" di jrt, of CLOTHS, CASSIMErI. VESTINGS, and TREIIIIPSGS, expressly for tills market, which, for richness of finish, excel any. - - • Kr Post Buildings, comer Fifth and Wood. rapa.itw On Sunday afternoon, a pair of GOLD I. 6II IIO 3 SPECKS. The. finder •will be liberally re warded,by leaving them at this office. apt% _ Isaac Williams, (.4 end 24 is O t !, e 'f i nu:llifield Etre . 5t,.N0.01,24,:rbe IikTOTICE.—The undersiamed hereby gives notice. that .1.11 from and after this date M. Jowl Rosa is theOul Y authorized person to receive moneys and sign receipts or orders in my name. •C. WERNEELIRG, • Fashionable Head Quartets, Pittsburgh, April 2,1 D. No i: es Market st. JU ECEIVED AT . M. A. IdINER'S..--The Cuxtous, a Family Picture; by E. Bokser Lytton. The Diamond and tho Pearl ; l,y Mrs. Gore. New York in Slices: with splendid illu.strationts. The Old Judge, or Lilo in a Colony; by Judge Hulibur ton. author of Sum Slick. The Adventures of Caleb Williams, or thlngs as they arc; by William Godwin. Davis' Manuel of Magnetism; new edition.. Morfit'is Chemical and l'harmsentic Manipulations; with CM illustrations. A Plow Description of California, complete with all she useful ioformation to emigrants to that country; by L. W. Unsling*, a resident of California. • =4o' SittIVIICLO sr.. 3D 0002 AVM SIMON . MEi • I OM A ~. ISE _~ , ..,. t =NI .. .... •.'.l - 1. 7 '...' . .:! . .' . .i . e . .. -, ;.:, - ..i'i'.v:.''..i''.'i .... " - '-',..•• ,, ii - :: - .'<:!.-. - :-.::.- - -' ,, ...... WIMMMI filLlcellatteous. Ten Dollars Reward. GOLD! GOLD:! GeLD! EiMMEI2I u=ten Cloth Store. . ) ~..t. t.t 4 , IN TIM: MATTER of the voluntary ns c). 7e • ..4 , signmcnt of HUGO F. CH/alt . /1' to WILLIAM , . Pavan. N 0.193, October Term, lSO in the s ~ '-‘). Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny . ... l' i '-‘,. County. the Coon appoint Rende Wash ,. '-_-__ i,' inngton Auditor; to audit, seulc and ar range the account of William Payne, as signee as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that the Auditor will proceed to discharge the duties of the foregoing appoinunent on'the 6th day of April, 1619, at :I o'clock, e. sr., at his office, in Fourth street, Pittsburgh. mar,NIREADE WASHINGTON. rwill /Magazines received at Id. A.Blizser , s. ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, FOR APRIL ; Grahame , hiagazine for April. Sartant's Union Magazine, for April. Macaulay's England, t and 2 pare; cheap edition.— Published by the Harpers. Pane Illustrated late of Dr. Franklin. K:eleste, the Pirate's Daughter t - a.Tale of the Smith- Vest. By !digs Eliza A. Duprey. The Midnight Sun, n Pilgrimage; by Frederika Bremer Blackuroed's Magazine, for Mareh. Littell's Living. Age ; No. tam. • ra - Smithfield street, third elem. above 24. (ape T INEN GINGEIAhIS.—W, R. MURPHY has now open I_4 a large assortment of above GOods; plain Cham bray Plaids and Stribes ; also, French Linens of every quality; honed do. for boys' weir; and a large assort ment of woolen, worsted and cotton Goods; for boys' wear. Buyers are invited to call at North-east coiner of Fourth. and Market streets. ' Wholesale buyers will please walk up stairs, entrance 'from Fourth street. mar3o New Boot and Shoe Store jTire subscriber would inform the pith lic that he has taken the store nit St Cl-ir street formerly occupied by Dr Reynolds, where he intends manufacturing to order,Gensiemen'e, Ladies' Misses and Children's BOOTS, - SHOES and GAITERS• which, for neatness and workmanship, dura bility and wieldy of materials, cannot be surpassed by any other establishment in the city. He asks, and will endeavor to merit, a share of public patronage mar3l:2w THUS. A. HI.NTON." it old custoiners, strangers . Visiting the city, and .I.XL others wishing to provide themselves with a hand so no DRESSEOAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti cle in the line, can do so, by leaving their orders with JAMES WOUITIE, Tailor, Third street, Sr. Chn rles Building. - LTN.a few days I Will be in 'receipt of . e. well selected and fashionable assortment of SPRING GOODS, now on their way from ihe }last, to which :I would invite the attention of rry *friends. A good fit warranted in all cases. JAS. Mc GUIRE, Tailor, mar3l. , Third street St. Charles Building. NUTS -10 bags- Filberts 3 10 " Cretan Nuts 10 " = English Wal ' onts ; 50 . 0 .Shelled Almonds; 5 bales Bordeaux ‘• Imar3l3: PRUNES AND FIGS-3w drums Figs; • • 150 boxes . and jars Prunes. In store and for sate be .1. B. BONNET, mar3l ' ' ' • Liberty street (Journal copy.) I\TEW 1100 KS —History of Queen Elizubeth, by Jacob 11 Abbott, wi th engravings. 'Just ..eceived and for. sale. by ' • 3OHNSTON•Ei STOCKTON, Corner Markel,nnd 3d ste. M . . - ACAULEIPS HISTOF.I" OF EN GLAND=Harpers Editicio, finc paper. No.l ; price 25 cents. Jua t re. cei vett and for sale by JOHNSTON 5c sTocicToN, mnr3t Corner Market and 3d ate. ATENT BOORS—Essay on the -Union of Church and Ell State. By Baptist Noel, • The Hand •Book of -Hydropathy, for professional and domestic use, with an appendix. on the best,mode of Conning hydropathic establishments, being the result of twelve years experience at Grafenburg and Freywal- The daztotis, a Family Picture. By Sir E. Bulwer Lytton. Jest received, and for sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, corner Third nud Market sts. 11110 MILLINERS.—The subscriber has a large stock of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS. 'which he is prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at Lis Turning FAintilistfaienti No. 27 Fifth street. inart4:3m OLASSES-40 hbls. Molnssep,. u slorCaud for MO .1 11 1 12 1 - S.A W. ILARDAUGH. RANUNS!OIRANGES!-600boxeR0 igeojurire O erived and for sele:br • • JoSHUeoItHODES, more • •• • • No:OWood.si.. lig t. 4 , • "4i Ltd „. 1 1 ' '' ' ;•. - • 4 N r , MBE EMWM NEW GOODS...HAILGAINS I BA THE BIG GOLDEN, BEEHIVE AO -[ - • Nets Spring and SUMMIT Dry Geodittoto open 2'. -. _ o of St the BIG BEE - HIVE, on Marker [ between Third and Fourth stmts. [ • ' WM. L. RUSSELL; No. 62 Market street, be • tweet' Third and Fourth streets, sign of tire . . Golden Bee-Hive. has now commenced renewal. a -very large and splendid stock of Spring an Summer DRY GOODS, whtch he is enabled to offer loins numerous easterners and the public generally,ht prices far below those of any ~former season. These Goad* [ have all been selected with the greatest care, and will bo - foand-to be one of the largest and'most splbrulid stocks _[ OP springsrai Summer Goods ever offered in this city.-- " As many of these Goods have been purchased of theist- . porters, per the latest Arrivals from 'Europe, the subscri- her is confident that he can offer to his customers the very newest styles of Lattice Dress Goods, comprising English, French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, together - with 'a full assortment of American manufacture, and cheaper Chita chit he found elsewhere.: - LADIES' , DRESS GOODS. - • ' , Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely low ; "Rich Brocade . beautiful goods; Rich Grenadines, plain and figured ; - . - Glare Silk, rich goods ; Poult de Sole, fashionable and late:importations; Black Armures, plaid and striped; • ' Brocade Louses, new styles; Mohair Chameleon, figured, (very cheap Silk Tissues / all colors; • Balzurines, in great variety ; , . - , • Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses; New style rich Mourning Lawns; Organdie Lawns, a beautifulartiele ; Black. Gros de Rhine, all widths and quailfirs ; Black.Boinhazines, of most approved makes; : Paris Paris printed Bareges i extremely_WW; ' ' - Paris printed Lawns. In great varistY - . - Crapes and Crepes Liisse, a full assortment ofeolors and qualities; Togethir with a large supply, of De Lames and Alpacas,'. some as low as.l2; cents per yard. 'ln addition to the above will be found , beautiful assOrtraent of Black Brussels Lace,for trimming dresses, mantillasand Capes. Aiso, Preach. worked Capes, Collars and . Calls, latest - styles. 'Also. Vit.torfa Lawns aid - Spotted Robes, very cheap ;Swi.S. Mull, Inconel and Book hluslitts; Bonnet' i. Ribbon; Belting Ribbon ; .Cravats•; Scarfs; Artificials k - Gloves; Milts and Hosiery:" - ; . • - SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! - Grenadine Shawls, plain and figured;' Crape Chine, do. a new article • '• Rich changeable Glace:Shawls, high lustre; Mode Emb'd Thibet do. ext./cm:64 , 10w ; .- 13lack"Emb'd Thibet , do. very cheap ; Black. Silk. ' do. best quality • Black Nett • ' • do. ' lotc prices; White Cantorterapc do. splendid goods; • Chameleon Silk - do. late importations; "rimed Cashmere • do: cheapest in the city; White grab'd Thibet do, a beautiful article. - _- - - Thelargest, cheapest bed best assortment in the City. Parasols from the lowest to the most splendid, rid:fond cosily bf 'the 'newest' styles and colors, can. always he found at the Bigßee-Ilire.between Third and Folfrttr'sts., , No.O. I'mor23l L. RUSSY,LL. Patriciate and Staple Goode, Cheapeeillreil, ALARGE STOCK;OF CALICO,. from 3 cants to 10 cents per yardrßleached and pnbleache:il Alumnus,. from 3 cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Cbicks, I.l°ll supply: of all - qualities and prices; Irish Likens; Table Damask, Russia and' Scotch Diapers,' Napkins; Table Diapers; Crash and -Dowlas ; Scotch and Mitucheiter Ginghams; San netts; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills; all of which will be sold oil at prices that cannot fail to please and withoutfear of competition. . ' [Remember "the Big gee Hive, Market street, be- twecn Third and Fourth streets—No:62.. ' • • WM: L: RUSSELL.: 0:.65, MARKET STREET, between Fourth. suet({N - and the Diamond Foreign and 'Domestic Dry Goods; The subscriber has just receiyed his first suppll , of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, -adapted to the Rprittg Sales; consisting /II part of the following: • . 4-4 English Lawns, only 121 eta., French Organdy Lawns; la els., 44 Blue Alerintae Prints,.l2l.cts.,i 4-4 Double Purple Prints, 121 cts., Drab Mous de Lain, 112 els., -French Dress Ginglims, 12 eta ., - 4-4 Brown blas ting, from 6a:if! ets„ Bleached Muslins,3i et 3.044 Dleaeli ed Mullins, 6} to 121 ctn., Prints; Meth:sac 'Patterns, 61 , cis: 2d Mourning Fr. Ginghams, 12} cts., French .Work. LADIES' GOODS : Brocadethame Brotha Figured Silks, Cha melion Satin de &lien, Wide Black" Plaid Silks, Wide Black Gro. de Mine Silks, Figured - Foulard Silks, Plaid Gro. d'Armour Silks; Madonna Silk Stripes, Wide Bieck Mantilla Silks Paris Primed Lawns, English Printed Lawns, French Dress .Ginghams;;Embrotdered Swiss Moslins, Path; Primtd Mona de Lains;Sritin Plaid Hera ges, Chamelion Plaid Granadines, Plaid Linen Lustres, French Organdy Lawns._- . . New style Bonnet. Ribbons. Ladies' Cravats; Revere I3ordefed Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; French Wark.' - dapes and Collars. Blackand Colored Kid Glirres;Liale - Thread and Silk Gloves, -Mohair sad Worsted Mitts,. Black Sisk Fringes and Gimps, (Hull, Swiss, .3 accmett and Thread Edgings and Inserungs; White and' Black Silk Hose, Castirriere, , Merarlan,-Black and White Cotton Hose, and Black and White Silk Demi Veils. • . Embroidered White Cashmere anti Crape Plaid and' Black Silk Shawls, Black and. Colored. Moos de Lain Shawls, Satin Plaid Berage Shawls, French Cashmere Shawls, and Plain and Embroidered Black and Colored Silk Fringe Tbibbei Shawls. , • - '• DOMESTIC AND STAPLE. GOODS: r Damask Table Linens and Table Cloths, Russia Dia per and Crasb, Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Bleached and Brown . Moslins. Cagnetta, Kentucky Jeans, 'led Ticking, Domestic 'Gingham., Colored. Cambrics, _Led White and Yello* Flannels, Welsh Flambe's , -Canton Flannels, Brovin, Bleached dud Colored • French and. English, Blae, Black and Brown Cloths ; Black and Fancy French Cassimeres; New Style Fancy .Vestings and Cravats; Silk Under Shini and: Drawers;, Liner Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs, and a fine sortment of Hosiery and Suspenders.- PARASOLS AND PARASOLETTS , . I have - just-received a Splenaid assortment o: Style Style Plain and Fancy Silk Fringe Parasols, Par;' The above Goods have all been purchased at the lovr est cash prices, and will be sold NV holesale and Retail, at such" rates as canuot fail, to pleats all who wish to buy. gtiod Good! at low prices. ABSALOM MORRIS, No. 65. Alarke.t at. Pittsburgh.: be Spring and Summer Stook of READY-MADE CLOTHING' , A'j,•THE THREE BIG DOOMS,. . FOR THE FILLTZAT STAMM, HAS METER. :DECO SWILLED, Even by the Celebrated Establishment itself. . AE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed T upon the enterprise of the proprietor, has ei.obled ham to purchase all his Goods at such prices as will allow him to sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any other Hoose,East or West. ' JOHN M'eLOSREY 3fanufacturtr of Ready-made Clothing, No. 151 Liberty street; Pittsburgh, Pa., has just completed his Stock. and has now on band, ready for sale, the largmt;t7natfashtonable and varied assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever olrered in the United States; nil of which have been made under his imme diate inspection, in this city, AT PIO= THAT MUST OBTAIX A snercumme-r-together with one of the choicest selec tion. of Imported fine Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Drab 'French; Belgian and .English cLorHs, that has ever been brought to this city. Also, fine fancy VEST !NOS - of every description. such as Cashmeres," Mar seilles, rich Silks. fancy Satins,•&c., &e. All the new est styli's fancy CASSMERES, of every description; all of which wilt be made up to order at the shortest no tice, in the latest and most fashionable style. .. The proprietor informs the public that the principle upon which liewill . 4lo . basiness, will be upon the basis of HONESTY and FAIR DEKLING; and in order toes iablish a confidence in the buyers, I am determined to ad here to my original motto, "Quick Sales and Small Pro fits;" and also. make the buyer , his own salesman, by markingthe lovresiprice on each article, in plain figures, so that each customer can select front an immense, and exquisitely assorted stock, the articles he requires, at the los set price it can possibly he bought for. . . Business shall continue to be transacted at my exten sive establishment:which hoe long since obtained the chameter of being the First Tailoring Establishment in Pittsburgh. . • mar/9 Pine Clothe, cneetmeree and Vesting.. SAMUEL. GMAT, '. ERC H ANT TAILOR, B.:change Buildings. St. Clair M street, Pittsburgh. has last returned from New Fork and Philadelphia, and is now receiving a fine usEonthent of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting's, of the best quality end latest styles, which he is, preprred to make to order in the best manner and in the latest fashions. Frarl7.lm • Fine Shirts, Spring Styles. EDWARDTODID & CO., aro now. receiving from their Factory East. a large stock of fine and medium goal ity SHIRTS, which, for durability and style df nAmu. facture, are not surpassed in this or any other-market.— The trade will be supplied at lowest New. Yolk pricer. 1:17 - Woreroom, corner Fifth and Market streets; up stairs:• . IVORY COMBS-1 case, assorted lengtby.lnehiding, Fine B. end B.S. Fine. For sale at the lowestinana fiteturer's prices, with discount off, at. - -• . . . EDWARD TODD &CO.'S. opt Coy. of Fifth and Market sts , up stairs. rIUM SUSPENDERS —2 cues, -assorted quadded, Swivel Joint Scu..punders, just received and inc solo low by Y TODD & CO-, fell Cor. Fifth and Market ate., op stairs. CARPET BAGS-1 case ftWßilton, •. 1 " Brussels Carpet Hags. Received this day and for sale tow by apt • EDWARD TODD & CO. received and for J. S. BONNET. Gingham.. ALARGE and handsome assortrgent of newest Mies, particularly adapted•trade just reunited . bp marigfttra . HAMPTON, , SMITii & Cu . . Hoyle C C Mises. -• • CASES of above Goods. 14,44 and -. 94 viOe s ..flirtay and double Purble, for male by.• • mar29.2m Hemp rol4.ourril &.CO. LAWNS, LINEN .BEREGES, LINEN GINGHAAIS; land Fancy Dress Goods Of every description ion opened by imnr29r2m) HAMPTON, SMITH 8 CO. K asbitettaNTs.—W . It. AlcaruT. N Fast comer of Fourth and hlnrkist streets. Pitistiorg has now open his first supply of SPRING and St:MAIER GOODS, and invites merchants •to alumina hie stock:— Priers low. . . . Er Wholesale Rooms up stairs—entrance' Irani 4th • CIiNGIIAMS! 1.111 t G1N51.4 H I GINGAMS A. 151.ssts & Co., No. GO Itlasket street have la' store 150 pieces Ginghatns, mall plaid, and desirable Goods. ttESH'TE.A-The subscriber is now receiving: at F the - Pekin .Tea Store. FRESH OOLONG BLACK TEAS, by' the Ssuil.Russe.ll and T. W. Sean, the only vessels in, this Spring. .Also,lne Young Hysons; Impe rial and Gunpowder. _ • .A. JAYNES, mart? -" • 70 Fourth . st. .- . . . COSTSPersons indebted - 10 E Titeeitt.oi *.Estv, tate Sheriff, for Casts, are requested"to "call on the snliseriber,'and settle. • JOHN COIF LE, 'leta2o; '- • Paantt street. near Smithfield st. -3,l.casks, pule Grape, wad. nut X .foisaleby Lmarlo) . 4A.MES PATT9NI'.Ir. • • . . MEN ME .;_.:.if.,-,:.,:.,:::.-;._1;::....7:..23'-"t.lii:,::!, :e.' 11 Ell MEI NONE ME LE Mg _ .Oda% PARASOW.. 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