.14ttg, miltiornmg-... Vast.
ilkiriting 'Vogt lob IpriiitiittOffirg '
OORNNII. OF WOOD AND FIFFNSTREETS.: --
' - IV" - tidying added to isnr Establishment, a splendii
Steann•Fower ' -- - ,repared to do
)11 kinds of. T a style of no
;surpassed b A the most reap
ionable ter to patronage of
the public
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beprt erred.
••••"•-• • AVOTION SALES,'
Br "AMES WICENNA, ATICTIcrNERIt,"
No.„I.I.4',V,VOOD'.SSILEZT.,TLIATSB DOOR! I/80M FMB
ILTI4I,.TRD STATES' PROPERTY AT AUCTION,—On .
SI.TMAX, April 28th; at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
will be wildilat the corner of Penn street and Garrisoh
alley; . the followingpublic prope rty for cash, par funds,
viz : —,9'Axes, tAxe Handle, Bugles, - 1. Drain Ring, 3
Cartridge Boxes, 19 Carteens , . Raversacks,l7l Knape
sacks, 15 Rubbers,l itecnilling Flag, 3 Zoree.Mills; - 03
Camp Kettles,lo9 'Mess Pans, 1 Frying Pan, 2 - Since
Pans, 2 Wetoßuckets, 5 "'in Plates, 3 Tin Cups, I.Sad
dle;Blanket,-11olster and Cirsingi e; 3 Blankets, 2 Hatch
ets;ls Spades, 3 Shovels; 104 Camp_Tents,47stent poles,
62. Walt Tents a nd Flies, 5: 'Wall Tent Flies, 102 'Wall
Tent Poles,'7 Blankets, 11 . pairs Stookings, 1 greit Coat;
1 Anehor,2 lentaks;l Cast Iron Piece, 1 Steam' Engine,
7 feet invite, said to be on excellent article, and fonner
ly 'used inzboard thell. States" steamer Col. Long.
Terms : dash: PAT funOs: JAMES 51eICENNA,
ECOND-RAND BUGGY AT AUCTION.—Tuts DLt
- il'itdity,.April 13th, at %o'clock in the afternoon, will
be sold, atMcKentia's Anation Rooma,lsto.ll4 Wood st.,
door front 3 front 5111,1 second-hand Buggy, with top.in good
order an excellent article. - -JAh IttcHENNA,
reCLITAALE:,ICKAL' E9F.AT4 AT AUCTION.—On
V." Saturday, April 14, at 3 eclOCk, C. sr., will be sold,
oifihe prerntses;ll3riek'll'ocuse and one Frame House.
sitaate‘on Clay alley, near Washington street, in the East
oiThird , Wardef the iJimot Pittsburgh:"
Ter6l3 Made known oa the day of sale
..
- DPI' ' ' ." - JAMEZ McKENNA, Auct.
INAIIIAO --- ED HARDWARE,- Cutlery; 112zs, Saddkryr
it•c:irm - amount of Undertorirers at AUC27ON..-43n
MONDAYmext, April 16th, at 10 o ' c l ock in‘the forenoon,
will be sold, at McKenna's Auction Rooms, oil account
of whom it may toncern, &large and varied lot of Hard
' ware: Collerb-Raddlarr and Axes, damilged on the
Canakoomprisnig 7 4} dozen razors, 14 doz. shoe knives,
16} dozen...pen-kruves, 8 cards do, 5 dozen Harlow dui,:
18 1-6 dozenecissors, 23 dozen Butcher knives, 8 dozen.
smalherivr. files,- 7} pit. saw do, 2 dozen wood traspr;
90,000 needles, .3 gross Jews' harps '25 gross knitting
15 dozen German chest 10ck5,15,000 fish book 5,4000
Limerick fish hooks, 65 gross screws, 62 bares akes; 2
patent:spribg- braces with-. 32 bitts small iron chest or
money bax with secret drawers, revolving pistol:
• apl2 • . JAMES Meh..T.: g IOIA - , Aust.
l'*As!. ,, rziks 21 TEAS ! !
HE indisicribers take great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have
thdde arrangemeini with J. C. Jenkins & Co., of. Phil.-
deiphia, to receive their superior
An - invoice has nowarrived, and will hereafter be con
stantly kept on band. To our customers, who have
heretofareibeed unacquainted with them, we may say.,
they, ire neatly and securely packed 'with metallic and
paper, envelopes, in and. 1. pound packages, with.
their Printed, cards on each—showing the kind of Tea,
price, name of 'the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea, if not liked.-
" The prices range, for Caucus:
..fatuipowder: .. .. -.; .521 75 ...4,00 1,25 `
-.1;50.,
Imperial' - 50- - 75 1,00 1,e 5 1,50
_ 50 . 7S. 1.00 :1.25
Y. Ilysim 50 5 1,10 I;t6, 1,50
Btrcc SIB u 0
Fine and Euiratine.7s
. 1 00 1.05 1,50 .
It must be remarked that these Teas are highly' ap-.
plauded in every community where they are used, and
that such a result is to be . Crpected everywhere, from
the feat ,ot the advantages possessed, by this Tea Com-
One of the partners resided among the Chinese, at
Canton, about seven year's„ engaged In the. Tea trade;
bringing: intothe present concern the most muple expe
rience in Tens, with other facilities. '
B, ,They, abstain from giving fanciful names to
their Teas—the qualities being designated. 47 . their res
pective arises, "sactr,lerff' and the te.s included.
We eallthe attentioon of. Families to the, above Teis,
which can ballad at the store of J. S.. N. YOUNG & Co.,
N. W. corner of ..Fourth and Ferry streets, and of E.
YOUNG & SON, S. W.corner of rldrd and. ROUL ate.,
Yiusburgb, , -
lEr Remember the place.
• " s • Sltianstott Wanted.
BBYANDUNG MARRIED NAN, of steady habits, (a•
Printer by trade,) in , a Wholesale . Grocery Store,
Commission or Forwarding House; would be willing to
make himself generally useful in either of theabove sit.
nations: - Satisfactory reference as to diameter can be
given: -. Please address A. G, through the .Post Office;
statinitime and place where an interview can be bad.
Pulate.,Sala of tnitibusses, Horses, li ar.
.
TATILT: be exposed at Public Sale, on' SATURDAY,
'Aprill4, at 9 o'clock, at the Ho Market; cor.
nee ,of .Liberty th street and Canal Basin, rse
for and on ac
coutit:of former purchasers, 3 Omnibusses, 2 Sleighs, 10
setts Harness, and 8 Horses which have been iantitngon
the Oakland Line. The sale will be poiitive;to thehigh:
eat bidder. [spit:3i] THOS.-O'NEIL:
WHOLESALE DRY - GOODS. '
A. A. 11IASON k CO
COMMIESIOSIZRE AND IIdPORTICELS, N 0.60 4eautzr Srasar,
A RE now opening the most extensive and varied as
sortment of SPRING and.SUMIIIER GOODS ever
exhthited in the Western country, comprising upwards
of eleven hundred Bales, purchased In entire packages
from the manufacturers, importers . , and large auction
sales, by one of the Brm,Tesiding in New York, who is
constantly sending-us the newest and most fashionable
Goods They name in part :-
100 eases rich Spring Pri,its; •
30 " Mous. De ;
24
_" Lawns and Muslims;
25 " Cotton and Linen Ginghatris ; 6
120 " Bleached .Muelins, all grades ;
30 " 'Calico Musline;
40 " Shirting Checks'and Doritestic Ginghams;
07 " RilSka's Como riad es and Summer Stuffs;
50 bales of Tiekings arid - 250 baleit Brown Muslins,
Also, cases and packages of Bonnets, Flowers, Laces.
Ribbons, Silks, Shawls, Bernges, White - Goods, Milli
nery-sutieleer Cloths and Cassimeres, Linen Hosiery,
and Gloves'
City and Country Merchants Will find their stock as
large and desirable as Eastern stocks. And an eland-
Mitten of their Goods and prices cannot fail to convince
all that, with their undeniable advantages and facilities,
04 Van compete' mita wig Etuterielabber. The fact has
beeh 'clearly demonstrated - to hundreds of their patrons,
who Irtevioutllrpturchased the - East. - Their stock-will
' • - . Cheap Groceries,
1111-FE Midersigned most ,rivectfally, inform the chi
1--zenti of Pittsburglaand vicinity that they have open . -
ed a NEW GROCERY and PRODUCE STORE, at the
SOY. corner of Third and. Ross etreets,whiclt will be in
' connexion with - out:Old Stand; N. Wicorner of Fourth
Having nnfurled our brinier; with "'Quick 'Sales' and
Small 'Pr oji is" ui it s motto, We ask' sliare of public pa-
Annexed we give a Delon:Mr Retail Cash priCes
Beat Rio Coffee, 8 cents V• lb.; 13 lbs. for 01,00.
• " - N• O. Sugar, (old) 6; lb.; 18 bs. for s ip.
N.O,Sugur(uevi) 5 " " 20 . " "
• . Rosin Soap, " " "-. " "
Mould Candler, 12}' . Sq . " -
S. 12} " " art.; 48 MB. f'
Bog Raisins, (new),l2je. - '
-
Rice; for lbs. slog, or 4# for W cents; Yirang Hyson,
Imperial. GnsipoWder and Black Teas, from - 50 cents to
81,50 lb. Baker's , Chocolate; Schmitz' Sweet Spiced
,do.; Baker's Cocoa,Crusbed and Pulverized LOSlSugan
;Kentucky Mustard, Java Coffee, Olive Oil, &e.
Spices of kiiide, in every variety,
Our goodsure new, our stock complete, and oar prides
irreproachable. We, most respectfully ask' a call Dorn
the heads of families, that they may judge our goods and' ,
prices. ,Tha t akfiii for past favors, we ask a continuance
of the, sam e , • S. M. YOUNG & CO,
- .N. W. corner of Fau - rth and Ferry,
And S.-W. earner ofThini and Ross streets. •
, • Pittsburgh Water Works:,
PROPOSAL,S will be received at the office of die
Works, until TUESDAY, 27th, , at 5 P. M.; for fur
'aishlng vvgtrPipes:viz • • -
110 pi?es, 15 inch bare, weight each 1400 lbs.
400. 1
All to be east in a verticaliioSition dry Sand--the
requisite number of bianchek to be furnished at the same.
rates.
The 15 inch pipe - ale required as early al they - can pox
sibly.be made.
, T others may he distributed over the time between.
this,undDeeember next if desired by'the Contractor:
Payments to be in Bonds, bearing interest, and havidi
twenty years to ran. , •
Testing and delivering to be at the expense of the
contractor. ' .11. hIcCLELLAND,
Superiutendeut
-!. Family Groceries.
filift subscriber would call the attention of-ihe public
j. -to his large mut-well lco s uppl ie d
Gll.O
- 504 7 2F.A.5. Families w ill be supplied on the
•lcrorest terms, and all articles delivered free of charge in
either of the two,cities, by • • HENRY CAKELvi; .
_ Corner Fifth street and Market alley.
'FRESH-ARRIVAL OF VEIV - GOODS,. •
' ATP , DELANT'S, •
Iti' .. POAlT-NI.VE,"IIRVRTY, sr., • ArrrssußsH.
Just:RECEIVED, an eitenstve and general assort
tritet of French, English; Eelgian and American
Chiths,CissimereaUnd Vestiugs, off the latest and most
'desirable patterns. Amongst thenrtvill be found rt.-retie
ty, or entirely new etyles Fancy Cassimeres and Vest
ing; of the Ititelit unportatione. r alL of which will be'
made'to ordo in, the most fashionable manner„ at; short
,notice, and reasonable prices. .
On • hand, • a • large , assortment of READY-MADESLOTH:MG,' made' up in the;present S.pring,Style, and
wilthe.soldlow for cash. . • • •••
' ' 'To Tamer's.-- Watt'S Graduating Shoulders ,
Measure System. for sale at pnrltdacyr) P. DELANY'S.
.•
_
Greenwood Garden.'
rvuis delightful Somme; Retreat is now open for the
.J. 'reception of visitors: ' Icc Creamer. Fruit, Nate, Con
feellonarYi and all the good things nature , a"d art can
-product, well be served up, hi the best manner; in the
Saloon The Tea Table will lie spread "at 81 o'clock
every evening; .
ConduCted onTentperturee principles; and closed on
Boritrets of the'Clioicest Flowers puttee at the shortest'
' A :terra collection of the choicest variety of Green
house Firest's,Dahlbur, and Annual. Flowing Plants, for '
The "new atesunevniar. Scott will be ready, inie few .
days, id sun-from the Point to the Garden.
:,,• • ••• ItoKAiN.
; , Tlonruel and"Gesene copy.] -
: , L3l.
Qloiltl~ter[~i~ ~tt~ < ~inaiici~f':
PITTSBURGIV BOARD . - OF _
• JAMES STAIIS • '
JOHN SHIPTpN, ))
:Comiurrits YOB APBIt
1 - ,
•
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1.949::.
3tearaboa t Tacket Line,leaveidailytorCincinnati,l6
Passenger Packet, vla Bmwnsditle , to littltrtora,.
Mail Philadelphia, 6 A. st.and 6 P.m.
•, :
Coach Line, direct to Pjultutslphia, .
Westarnand Siittiliera Mail Coach Line, 6
North-We.stern, via Cleveland, daily,lo a. at:
Erie and Western New York, daily, 9A. -
North-E utemuidaily, except Sundays ,
A. 31: • •
Aeirfatieibffore
order So in-
ARRIVALS %4WD DREARTURE OF MAIL S. -,
Easterns Mail viOrlfF7Nsdelphis, due 34. ' closes 1
Western Mail, Cin. and Louusv.,due BP. 31., Ofites SL.
South.via Bel t. and Washington, due 8 P. st.,c °semi h.
X ,
North-Western via Cleveland, due 10 a. x. , ses 9u
Erie and Western New York due 8 P. IK. closes 8.5..
. . . -
..-.
_. . . , Par valus. ,
Ashur. cffend
Bank of Piitsburgia 550,00..550,00.. iise,oo
Exchangtßank..... ... ••••• •••• • 50,00 44,00 .'- 43,50
tiershants' and M. Bank ' . 50,00 ' , 5%00.. 0 t: • ,90,
Farmers' Deposi t Bank . None in marte ~' `n
Rand Street Bridge • . : 50 , 00 50,00 ,00
,
Northern Libertiesßridie 60,00
.35,0)
Old Allegheny Brldge• • • 25,00 30 , 00. . 35,00
Connellsville R. R. Stock,paid on- -
shares, $2,50 5 ,00 ,' . 1,43
City Bonds (8;a ecitti)•,..... • :' 90,00 . •
Monongahela Bridget.... ..• -.... • 25 , 00
Gas Stock .tr ....... ... ....... 50,00
Weekly Review of the Markets.
OFFICE OF THE POST, }
Fittnav Moaning, April 13, 1849.1
REMARKS.—Wit have only to note the coati*-
.
.
tk
activity in buainess. - The only cause of cam
plaint seemi to bir the scarcity of money just at the
present time; but this is only a temporary evil and
in few weeks Change will occur. In prices there
.
are a . few changes,' which we have noted below.
The
riVes are still ittgood navigable order.
ASHES-,-There hale been brisk sales of Soda
Ash at former quotations 3}o3}. Itt other kinds we
quote as follows!
Seorehings, ". 4031 I.Pearla, 51•635 f
Pow, —o4} I Salaratus, 541/3/
ALE —;The demand is very good, without any
`chane in prices. We quote C4llllllllOO at $6,00, X
X $7,00; XXX $B,OO. Bavarian Beer (a compara
tively new article in the market) is worth $6,00.
IfACON—Thete has bees considerable doing since
our last:report. Wo hays.daring the week reported
sales of country cured 91. 5 1 e. for-Hama; Sides and-
Shoulders at - proptirtiotill rates. City Cared is
bought at 6063 c. acCording toterms; Shoulders 4c.;
Sides 6061 c., • •
BRICKS--Common are worth $4,60",5,00; Paving
$6,50a6,00; Fire Bricks $16,00.
BAGS—LSaIes of Cotton at $4,0004,50 v . doz.
BLOOMS—HeId at $65070.
BUCKWHEATYLOUR—No supply, and no de
mand. The season is over.
BEEF.. Sales of Dried. Beef at Easic. in a retail
way; but little doing.
BEESWAX..Some:transactions reported at 100
.22c. from first hands and from store.
- BUCKETS..SaIes of Beaver and Marietta Buck
ets at $2,15(32,20. Good supply in market; and de
mand brisk as dime.
COTTON YARNS-7-, Mann.facturers bare made a
change in prices. We give the table corrected. It
ii an advance..•,-,
Short Reel— o G oo
a No. sto No.lo. • ..... •111 " 700 Of.
"It to 1 17‘. *3OO 900 1000518/
18 Coverlet iara ' 4 o 01430
increasing. I emap tb to Carpet Chain 200—
No. - Cotton Twine 200=
Long Reel P doz. Candle Wick --OW
No:500 8 ;
Bag Fillings Bells at 15c.; No. I. • Batting at 9c.;
No. 2at Bc.;-•No. 3at 7c. A superior article of Bat
ing hi sheets 9} by 4 feet, expressly (or fitmily use,
and perfectly clean, at 121 c.
CANDLES.. We have no change to report:,
City dipped. ..... • • •11: 000 I Cincinnatido 022
Co
Mould 10 m- Spann, best brands3o 032
Pittsburgh Star. •.=23 023 Do. inferior 25 030.
CORDAGE..Tbere have been some alterations by
manufacturers Which are noticed below:
Manilla Rope;b'y Coil, 13c
Dodo. when cut, 14c
White Rope, by Coil, Ile
Do do when cut, 12c
Tarred do by Coil, 10c
Do do when cat, Ile
Packing Yarn, fine, - 9c
Do do common, Se
Manilla Bed C0rd5,.....:.51,7502,62133,50
Do do, per ...... .13 p
Hemp „do • ....1,60(52,2503,00p
"Do -do per ' lo,p
Manilla: Ploug h Lines, - 75087 p ,
Hemp do do • '75
COPPER.. The meanie, Braziers 276128; Sheath
ing 27; Old 18019. •
CHOCOLATE.. Salesat $2,7503,00, according
to brazd.
CORN relßAL—Sales are made regularly from
store at 400. for best quality; some sales of country
ground at 37c. We consider 40a.4be fairest quota
tion. We have heard of no sales of Kiln Dried. :
. CRACKER.S..The regular sales to the trade areal,
the following rates: •
Water Crackers.-- --
Batter do.
Pilot Broad
Sugar aad Soda Craciers
_____ _.
COTTON—We can give no quotation,. This is
no market fors Cotton. The manufacturer, boy io
the South, and the few lots sent to this city for sale
caoseliat little stir.
FEED—There is a fair supply of Feed in the mar
ket.- Sales of. Aran on wharf at 9c; from store 12c.
In Shorts there is considerable doing but the quali
ties vary so leach that we can give no quotations
FISH—We hive some change in pricer this week
which are noted in the following table:
110.1, Mackerel, p barrel.... .... $11,50
" " half barrel..... 6„25
No. 2, - a , •"••• • • • .. 9,00
tt it barrels 5,25
`No: 3, a ' a 5,75
"
' a " half barrels.... 3,50
N0..1, Gibbixd Herrings and Alewives 5,75
". Salmon • 18,50
Codfish, large, gr lb .. ...... 4104
FLOUR—We can say nothing in regard to this
important article except that there is no change since
last week, in prices Or in the condition of the mar
ket. We quote sales on the wharf at 03,5003,02
The market isjust now a little stiff on account of
small receipts. What the market will come to we
cannot tell, but the opinion prevails that the prices
*lll go down further.
FRUIT—We give -our quotations of last week.
The dealers in Fruit are more busy now than we
ever knew them to be before. The business has
increased ton vast except Otis year:,Many articles
are how offered, and ' irate at wolesale which
have never been offered befhre. We believe that
many western merchant, who have heretofore
dependediipon the east for their supplies' this see
eon buy in our large Fruit warehouses. The mar. ket is now abundantly stocked with Orangee ; sales
at $304. As to Lemonewe apply theism° remark;
sales at $3,00. Dried Peaches are plenty, too plen
ty for profit; sales at $1,0001,05.. Dried Apples
are sold at 50e. Pea Nate are plenty ; sales at 750
80c. • come dealers think the market id tending up
ward', .but we guess not, ai thereare - More in the
warehouses of the city than can be consumed.
Green Apples are worth 62087 on wharf; from store
7601,25 according to quality. .
FURS—The following are the rates at present .
Red Fox, No.l, 25 050 1 Raccoon 0
Gray Fax 424 0 25- - Mink. .-..-•• • • 5 0 25
Muskrat 6-1- - DeerSkin,fr 11).14 0
FEATHERS. ---Small sales from store at 330350.
The 'market is`poorly supplied; demand fair. A
lerge lot might not command more than 92c.
'FREIGHT—BeIow we give a carefully compiled
list of freights to the different ports. It rift° ob
served that there are two classes of. heavy freight.
B Goods. H. F't H. F't.
To Cincinnati, cwt, Z - i cts 16 10'
Louisville, -ta 15 121
* St. Louis, 50 - 30 25
Nashville, • -. 50 i _ gg
New Orleans; pound freight 50c p no Sts.
Lumber iti - aped to St Louis at 11505 50 # Mr. .
To Wellsville and Intermediate point, Sc; to Steu
benville and-Wheeling Sc; way freightbeloiv Wells
ville 10c; Floor' from Wheeling and points - below
Wellsville 12Ic # bbl; from. Wellsville and points
above 10c p bbl. -
' Berrraront & Outo Rauttossi-.The charges on
r the Ballimore'and Ohio •Railroad' from this city to
Camberland are na followsois: Hats,` llootii,,Bon
nets. and Medicines,. 35 cents per ; - 100 lbs. Dry
Goode, Groceries, Queenawarey Tobiaaeo 25 cents
per 100 pounds. Coffee, Salt and Fish :24 tents per
100 pounds. - -.- -
GROCERIES.,Many of the best houses have, ad
ded a fraction to the prices of Rio Coffee. We now
quote sales at 7108c.,f0r prime. In- Sugar the mar-.
ket has stiffened some ; sales at 41051c.:' In Mehra.
see, we quote at 28029 c; with firm market. Rice
. _
GRAlN—Stier of Outset 25c corwhertfrom attire
29030 c. Barley is in demand; sales from store'at 50;
055 c. Wheat is worth 68070 c. auto quality. Rya
we qote at 60c. Corn, is taken a 13003310 ;sales from
store at 35c.. • - ... . ..
GENSINGIfeId at 26c.
, GONPOWD&R;.BaIes are reg u lar' at the follow
-tag maw .
FFG 4,75 0 5,00 Eagle - do.in pa- • -
Eagle tlit Ihx• •
.1 can ' r 0 3, 00 - item • • .... -. ' • 7
I
Do, dr.. ihcan're-7,00 Rock powder -.3,25 0 0
3, 13,302
miktp...`Rome small sales from store at $130,00
1 ,01 1 °A; :- . ''
- s'
...'
- . '
'MIM
STOOKS.
114,00 ip , bbl
4,73 4 4
340 44
10. # Ib.
FORBALE— A epuii of Match Brown Hornee. En quire of MeCANDLEBB & CAMPBELL.
aplo' - 07 Wood street:
C EIE . C_KS— 60 to. supr. Clie - cks ; •
roi Fu i r e tture checks.
Ink received d "
aIteCZaNDLIOS dr...CAMPIIELL,
'97 Wood quest.
ID YR FLOUR 42 bertele.ftye•Ftonr, for Bale by
JR, opt° :- . TULEY; N.ATTREWS & CO.
PLNOTPAFa.--1200 Teams •Crown,- •Doub
Crown - and Medium, for ate by .%
aplo _ '':RRRY,'MATTAEWS & CO:
• ,
100ROOMS-30 dozen, two aiges, for rode bz .
ap7
R AGy sacks, for tOlo LT,
AVILLIAIit DYER.
GLASS
flow Hiding. Saler; Szlqat $3,25 to tratiel-$3,5g to
country; 10i12, $3,50 to trade; $3,75 tO'country,
:Black Bottles. •' , 8x10•••• • •••• • " .0.4,00
,Quatt,ffr gross. 9,00, 10x12. ••:• • • •••••-• - 0 4,50
Pint; c, • 7,00 12xIP, •:=-•"• ••• • • 7,00
.Idadta'kvibe, 5,6 • Patentdo.loxl4 • -
to ga1.... • 0 9,00 t010x24 •-• • •
blaretaigrans• 0 9,00 Country brands,
Window - Cilass box. Sri°. •• ... • . 32503,31
City brandy' 1042 • -.• 3,5063,92
HONEY. We 'have no - aalea orconitequenca.
.HOLL I ED BARLEY: ,Regniar sales at Sc. pet - Et;
-Pearl do. at sc. • '
HAY--Not much winning in.; Mkro l a; smiles a
$7,50(39,00.
HIDES—We make a
ion.
Missouri •• • .... •7 0 0
Spanish , 14 0 16
'Do. salted 0
IRON—The table bele
which have not changed
13arJuniata.- - ;OP '-.
~ ! Common. .3•' di/
Sheet. 510 71
.iler Plates.. - .• Ai tii, 61
41020dJim1ta 0' 3,50
80 9d '• • • - 0 4,00
.0 7d ''... • 0 4,50
Id:"' ". •• • 0 - 4,75
"•••• 0 a,OO . . . . ...
'.NAVAL STORES..There has been no change in
e market; and we quote old prices:
sin f' bbl • .2,62 0 " N.Carolina 4,00 ai,2l•
.•• ...• • ..3,00 0 3,50, y 4 -Tur'ntine,gal.• 62 0 65
• 1
- _' Allegh'.oo 0 3,50 Var'ish, Copal 1,75 0 2,45
• INSURANCE..The fol owing table gives the ratio
„,. 01 surance on good steamboats:
A MIA. and Halt. via To Wheeling •• . 1 • l
aual 4 Brownsville •• ••.• • .•
=an 4 • f - Loulindlte • ••• ... 1 1 1
villegla.• ••• * I Nashville,Menn., ... 11 14
i s
- phis, Tenn. •• I 1 New Orleans lit
- Sil t yew s , 910... t 1 - Quincy, Illinois, lit
. 1 14 1%1 °1 ii
I °ale" ' " " 1
21
i t• y, Mo., 2 independence, Mn.. Mo •I I
.I. .. Regular sales of Missouri Pig at 41c.; Ba r
s c.' ' 's et Lead $5 gr. box ; Cut 6. The follow
BB' a. o rates asked for Patent Lead Pipe:
' ll I th acipiednet No M i red Pipe sc. P foot.
it 1- ll No. 2 - it 14 6 ,. fp it
Ift - " No. 2 " " 7e. P "
t - 1 t ii No. 1 tt it .21,1 pr {6
. I r. " . No., " " 74-e
-P
'l'. 44 N o.l ~ ~, se
c . 4, 1
.0 a .c.4,‘.
" No.l . . 12te.P '1
Allotbee_i teg gi g „.p th,
LUMBR—An immense (malty has arrived, and
many rafttave passed by on the way to southern
markets. ilie.aales on beach have all been at last
fall* pricespS,oo and $16,00. Sales of Shingles at
$1.7602,24
For dry litber we give our table as usual, without
alteration: -•
Common 5 /..• 4. •• ' 0:400 Flooring 1 do - ' 19,00020,00
" 4 "u 11110 ' s ° l - --
Clear 11, do ~. 0 011, Common Ido 0
33,00 Oak 024,00
Common it dii, ,
Clear 2 do: 815 50 Pine Shingles gip p 1000 26003,00
Common 2do '%''.. 24,00 -Laths, saw'd 2, , 0002,20
LEATHEIhW e give our table corrected. The
only change is'tslight advance in the prices of New
York Red: %
New York - ReCtiddling weights,...
do do , er... ..... do ....
Baltimore,.... •-•
Harness Lather,
zo.
Skirting, d0..1:. , • 22023
Birdie,. • .do. • 4,......5p doz 632/336
Upper, .. d 0... ~../a• do: 24027
Calf Skins, •, do: . . 18(iI2
01L5... We quote N o.
1 Lard, 68c.; - No. 2 50c. ;
Linseed 513 e. --,
-
OIL CAlLE—Boullit at 0113,00 per ton.
OIL MEAL...hotter sale, at 40c. v. bu.
PIG METAL—Allhat has arrived has been sold;
prices for No: -1 Alleteey 112027; time. Hanging
Rock is sold in small bts at $27(430.
PROVISIONS—Bah r is in good demand at Ilia ,
131 c. as in quality. /IA is rather dull; the market
rut, sales at fillatk. Came is quoted scarce and in
.
great demand; Bales or rime at 7c.
POTATOES—The ly is now extensive on xiac
count of large receipts Taring the week; we quote
at 682187 c. front store aria quality.
RYE FLOUR—Salts tom store at $2,87033,12.. ,
RAGS..SaIe from storied country mixed at 310.
SEEDS..CIoser is vihout ' tguch demand; we
quote at $2,75 from fitilthands; Flax is worth 90
1195 e. -.
STARCH. . Regular Betel e1f:4361e.
SPICES.. Very little variition in prices; and sale
at the rates annexed : i
Cloves 33 038 INsunegs 1,50 0 1,60
10
Cassiain Mats. 22 0 20 Apper• ••le • • 0 0
Ginger— ...... 10 0 11 Nsplee 13 0 10
811F.ETING—Pend No 1 7e. Nonatook 61c rp
yard.
SHOT..Regular salt s at 1t,3101,44.
SALT.. Regular sales at 11,25 at canal; , demand
$ 1,28 .-.. - I
TUBS—Regular sales at $1 p doz.
VINEGAR--Regular sales :Met Vinegar, in hide
at lioae. •
TALLOW..We quote at 'thitte. in the absence
of any important galas.
TIN PLATE.. Prices have olvanced. We now
quote its follows: I. C. $11,25; S X $13,80. Block
Tin has advanced in proporWi.
TOR. A ;Ws ..The dealers repos they following
prices, at which the market is steal,:
Cigar Lesf• • • 4' o 7 12slump a box 11 0 15
sutufed do. •• 2 0 71 120. 17
Ladies' Twist. 9 0 10 Ws h U LI 0 14
Plug !ti kega.• • 610 7 Scotch sniff... 14 0 16
Plug in boxes. 13 0 15 Ranee ••4... .14 0 16
6Twist•• .....410 7 Cut& dryilb pa. 0 25
Caveudisb.• •• • 0 5
WHISKEY—Raw is worth 161611.; Rectified
we quote sales at ISOISIe.
WOOL—The market is firm at our quotations of
last week 25 to 40 ;p• common to primetbe receipts
are very light, but demand good. No doubt the
spring's crop will be takes at high price;.
SALES OF PIG METAL. '•
400 tons St. Charles, as follows:
•
50 tons at 828,00, and 55 tons at $27,04, both at
6 mos., to James Wood.
•
72 tons to Shoeuberger at $26,00, 6 mos,'
181 tons at $25,00, cash, to Wood, Edwards &
M'Knigbt.
All the balance at $26,00, 6 mos., to Graf, Lind
sey & Co. • • •
100 tonsSbippensille, at $26,00, 6 mo, , toliii'ood,
Edwards & 31 , Knight.
12 tons Amanda, c. b. at 831,00, 6 mos., ti; Boll
mans lc Garbs:in.
330 tons Mount Pleasant, to Shoenberger, terms
not given.— American.
FRESH ARRIV 'f of NEW (MODS,
AT P. DELANY'S,
N 0.49 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH. -•
TUST RECEIVED, an extensive and general auckt-
U mem of French, English, Belgian and American
CLOVIS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,of the latmt
and most desirable patterns. Amongst them will Ilk
found a variety of entirely new style Fancy Cassimere"
and Vesting., of the
LATEST IMPORTATIONS;
All of which will be made to order in the most fashions ,
ble manner, at short notice and reasonable`prices.
A large and general assortment of ' '
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
,On hand, made in the present Spring style, comprising
description of
every
FROCK AND PRESS COATS,
Made of French, English, American and Belgian Cloths,
of the triestfathionaMe caters.
New style Business Coats, plain black and fancy
colored Cashmate% Tweed and 'Summer Cloth Sack
Coats, and Pantaloons of superior single and double
milled Cossimeres, Summer Cloths, and every other de
scription of goods suitable for Spring and Summerwear.
Also, a choice assortment of
- NEW STYLE VESTS,
Rich Silks; Cashmeres, plain and fancy colors; plain
black Satin of superior quality ; with a great variety of
substantial and well made
- CLOTHING;
Altogether comprising one of the largest and handsomeit
assortments of
READY MADE CLOTHING
That can be found in the City, which 5611 be sold Low
von Cum.
N B. To TAILOILS.—Watt's Graduating Shoulder Mea
sure System, for sale at P. DELANY'S,
ape:d&ar 49 Ltherty s;.
Runaway Boy.
'DAN away' iom the subscriber, about a month age ti
_IR, Loy named Kamm Hots , about nor in years d id,
stout made, light hair, flat nose, and large mouth. Had
on, when he 'event away, a crimson flash cap, tweed coat
and cassinet pantie Any information concerning him
will be thankfitily received, if left at this office, or with
COUR Yovia, Smithfield street, corner of Virgin alley,
or with the subserioer; end any person harboring him
wilt be prosecuted, according to law.
ap7:2tdAltvv7 HUGH-BOYD, Wilkinsburgh.
OCKET BOOKS-2 gro. Calf Bellows Pocket Books ; •
5 " Morocco. ' "
io,‘ , sh eep . - , r«
On hand and for sale byy
*cCANDLESS AsCAMPBEL; ,
apt() ' • 97 Wood street.
ALURIC-159 DI. NUM White Cambric
GO -" barr'd do. - do. ,
20 6 Bishop Lawn ;
20 6 Moll Muslib.
Juit received trod for sale
_by
McCANDLESS : & CAMPBELL,
isplo • - • 97 Wood street.
PEDLAR'S WAp9N--Enquire at, this,office.
• - mar2G-4f•
agleatteration in quote
Go. k ippe Pakin.l,oool ) 62
Green 0 3
•• gives the prices of Iron,
for months :
Ploughsvings.
. " Slabs.•
I Russian Sheet
• •AllO 5
1 0 4
• • 0 15
0 o,e
3d '••'"
1P:13k:or!, • eto •
Boiterßivete.••l•7 a. 800
Win. 8. WLeeler r
' -
QTEahtBOAT AGENT, , can be found at Wesley
10 Grier's Counting Room, corner of Water and-Smith
field streets, Sitisburgti. - mar 27
For St. i 4 ania.
. .
The fine steamer MT VERNON, Waste
Korsrz,„Master, will leave for the above and
nterm ate ports, this day,.l3th inst., at 10 eeloeir t s.;it.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to •
aprl3 GEO. 11._lifILTENBERGER, g't.
` Regular' Zanesville' Packets.
41/rut • Ktearner YANKEE. Capt. Mara, leaves
every _Saturday, at P vs.
learner JENNY' LIND, ,Carttun Catx , ronan,leave3
every Tuesday, at 9 o'clock, P. Igt.
For freig ht or passage apply to
• w. 8. , WEIFIELEK, Agent,
ap3 Corner of Water and Smithfield ats.
ait
1849. 5
CINCINNATI AND PUTfilllfillGll
STEAM PACKET LINE.
THlS.lndepondent Line of steamers is now 'composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furmshed;
and most powerful boats on the waters of the Neat. The
highestwages are paid for the servic.es of, the best and
most experienced men engaged in the' river business.
The line has been in operation for elk years; has carried
nearly two Millions of people; without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors' challenge corn'
parumn with any passenger lute in the Union for saftay,
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:
, .
MONDAY PA OKRT.—The MONONO &BELA , CON. Stone,
willleave Pittsburgh every nondaymorning at
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 P. st.
TURSDAY PACKSZ—The itIIMIXIA No.
_" 0 Capt.
Jno. ittineother, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o!eloek ;Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 P. la.
•• 19c pill
• 18c
.•.21022
WEDNESDAY PACEET.—The Nsw EXGLYND
St, Capt. S. Dea!s, wilLieave Pittsibtirgh every Wedarialay
tootnnig at 100'plock ; Whealingavery Wedtteltdaraven
tag at 10 T. at.
THURSDAY PACKET—The Baul.tawr,Capt. R. J.
Grace, willleave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
12 o'eloek ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 P. x.
FRIDAY PACKET—The Cullom No. 2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 P. at.
.
SATTIRDAYPACERT.—The Marsotass No. 2, Capt.
L C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning at 0 k; every Saturday evening
SUNDAY PACKST.— The Isaac Nourras, Capt. P.
Masi, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning a
141 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 v. t.
nor 10. r
LOUISVILLE PACKETS.
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI /c LOUISVILLE
Riatitas Saucanav Pacuer.—The A
No lfine and fast passenger steam Pee
ket, TELEGRAI'II, J. Hezlep,. Com.
mender will leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louis ville, and all intermediate PAM,
every Saturday;at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORfaYTH /a DUNCAN Agents
The Telegraph has been built expressly for a_ regular
Packet, and vrith a view entirely to the comfort of pas
sengers; the aeciutunodations ant ulterior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Bea Franklin No 6 and
e. Pike:No 9, to. Sant
• s—thnethrough,srviauss ap2l-iy
144414.
Pittsburgh and Nroarniville Daily Packet
Ftssrain , ,Ist 1848. i , Nrsitamty 10,1848.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. 2.1. AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC, Capt,
James Pa r kin s on; BALTIC, Ca p t A_Jecobs;
and - LOUIS Iti'LANF, Capt.&Bennett. The boats are
entirely near, and are fitted up withoutragard to expense.
Every comfort that money tan procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Moat,
at the foot of Rots at. Passenger. willbe punctual on
baud ; ai the bolts will certainly leave `at the advertise
hears.
• Niiiirl4,lTeellog Packet.
The new and splendid passenger steamer
TAYLOR, M. E. Lucas, Master , will-run
s Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
ee ng, leaving this city every Monday, Wednesday
and. Frida_y, at 40 o'clock, a. and AVheeling every
Tuesday; T hursday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A. M. .
For freight or passage, (having superior accommocia
tions,) apply on board...
The Z. Taylouls an entirely new beat, and for speed
and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the
river., (ian3o); ARMSTRONG A CROZER, Adis.
Regular Packet for Sunfish.
Lisetap THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt.
Basins, will leave for the above and inter
itporta Wednesdays and Saturdays.
For freight or passage apply_ on board, or to
au: S' GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt.
New Arrangement.
THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver, Glasgow,:end Wellsville, on Toes
day, Thursday, and Saturday., at as, re.
turning on Monday, Wednesdny, and Friday. She has a
boat at the landing , between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepared 'to receive freights at anytime. '
mare S. A. W. HARBAUGH, Agents, .
, • No. 33, Woodaireet.-
.
Slimmer Arrangement.
kat' TIIE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke,
Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver,
miaow, and I yellsvillc, every Monday, Wednesday,
mod_ Friday - and returning on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday , at 9 cociocko. :a. Having a boat at the
bulding, we are prepared to receive freight at.any time.
For freighter passage apply to • •
now-if - O. W. lIARTON'A" CO., Agouti!'
The _new .and splendid passenger
thearner JAMESNELSON, G. D. Moore
Master, will run as a Regular Parke
betwien Pittsburgh and.Wbeeling, le a.y.
ing tine city every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a
10 o'clock, A. es., and Wheeling every Monday, Wednes
lay and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. M. •
For freight or passage, (having superior accomnioda
tiens,) 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. ;.; AMSRTRON& I csozga,
. decagf .. , . . -- Agents.
: - Franklin Packet.
44atsThe' fast:packet ALLEGHENY . BELLE,
Capt.:Wet. Harrea, will run '
regularly be.
twee • Itrghland Franklin, on the Allegheny River.
Leaves' l!ittsburgh each. Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, P. M. For freight orpaesage, apply onboard.
decl7
UN Aloaday evening, come place between the 'Dia
mind and the Fifth Word, two City Warrants—one
No. 272;i0r !I.GO ; the other 289, for 8118,98. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at the May
or'e Office. , JESSE M. JONES,...
apft , Watchman:
50 "„Apr cREVSNHUILtitigIaS,d and for enle tiq
800 141,10 HexEs SARDINES; 500 boxes do.; 150
4111rter bbxas do.; just recd and for sale by
aps JOSHUA, RHODES
- -
O' s 8-400 h. If I- movie ty, ft:fr . /n{le
by ' *HN PERRY,
aP5] Conier of Hancock et. and
JOHN PERRY,' IyIP.HAPV•LHS-600 baskels for ease by
PEItRY, -
apsl Ocirner of Hancock et. and Allegheny Wharf.
TIMED PRACaES-100 bus.. prime quality, for sale
1.1 by - JOHN F. PERRY;
ap.sl Next claut to Perry House, Allegheny Wharf.
Removal.
SKITH do SINCLAIR have removed to No. 10, corner
La of Wood andliFiret!de. ap2
TO LET—A (age Brick Dwelling House, suitable for
'flaunted high up on Federal street,
Allegheny. Aptly' 0 it LEE,
febf.l' t Liberty street, opposite Fifth.
, 111isedlef 'Worked Collars. awe-
- R..hIURFIIIf has now open a large assortment of
-the, abov,ef Goods, of variousstyles, and at ex
tremely, low prices.
Linen Combrie!Hangkerehils, of- all qualities, from
10 cents up to 83,00; 'also, mourning do, of different
qualities.. -
Bobbing. Edgings--Some new patterns, very, • pretty,
just open.
Victoria and Lisil Edgings; also, Loom_Thread F.dg
ing, a" and Laces,Warranted linen, and at less than one
half the. former Orices;--besides, a large assortment of
WHITE 000ESigenemlly, such as Mulls. Nausooks,
Jackanets;Cambrics,.Book klaslins and Bishop Lawns.
Wholesale Rooms up stairs, corner of Fourth and
Marketstreets. • - '• - • 10,4 •
HOUSE AND LOT, 01 NINTH WAAL, FIJ4 SALE.
Situated on Walnut, below Pik e -street. The House
is well arranged. withdining Muir And kitchen, with ity
&Tun ; a hall and .two parlors two bid•rooms and in
ishe.d gpsret; bake•creen and hydrant in the yard. The
whole in*God order,and will be Sold,at a bargain.
- Also, ifitharesor Hand street Bridge Stock. -
For rent, a good Brisk. House, OD Caldwell st.
S;CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,'
aPe Smithfield street.
Itinut.:3lftei tgenit
-POUT OP PITTSIIEJILOII
7, rzimWATER in TBE. cuAmret.
- • •.•A liRI , YED.
Steamer Lake .E • rie; - s.ljbles:Beaver.
"- Michigan N 072, Gilson, Beaver.
" • Robt:lViglturian, —, Beaver
plaltic,:racobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, do. •-
• " • Camden, Mendrickson McKeesport.
tilt 'Vernon, Kountz,
Cincinnati.'
" St.„Cloud, Gormley, St: Louis
" Hindoo.Magon,,Mt.
:: Cinderella, Calhoan,unfish.
Nelson, - Aloore,Wheelihg.
Wellsville MoNeel Sunfish_ •
" WinfiebiScott,Devinhey, N. 0. - •
I DEPARTED,
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
" • Lake Erie, Sholes;Beaver.
" Robt.Wighttnan, —, Beaver.
'Baltic, Jacob_ , W
Jacobs Bronsville • -
Adantic,ParldriSon, do:
"' : Caroden, Hendrickson', McKeesport.
" Brilliant, Grace Cincinnati. •
'" Gladiator, --,,
__
James Nelson Moore Wheeling.
:•• Cinderells, Calhoun: Sunfish.
Caleb Cope, Murdock; Wellsville. -
".•' Wyoming, Fowler, St. Louis.
- Fern Calhoun Nashville:
ouzo LIVX.
NeW Wheeling Packet.
Sate
COUNTit,
Several Fathm - , - DOM 50 - Acres to 000. - several
Famis *different parts of.the State. Some of them will
be ekchanged forday property. Also, a good Taveru
Stand in. Witiowille—the Lot is 110 by 100; the Build
ings are in good Order. . .
For farther partictilars; empiire of S. DOLANor A.
TONER, second story, Durkee .I.luildine, Fourth street,
Pittsburgh. '
'All letters must -be - post paid.
ITALUABLE PROPERTY FOB.SALE-4bulld-
V ~ ing Lou, each2o feet front; on SeCond street ; by 75
deep to an Alley
ALSO—. 4. lot 20 feet front, on, Se con] street, by 75 'Met
:deep on Cherry Alley .
ALSO-3 lots 20 feet fronVon 'Find' street, by . 75 ice;
ito analley. • • • - • •
• A. bargain can be had in the above. ,They *lithe !Mid
together or separate, as tha first applicant m 4. require.
8 or 10 years can be had on most of the purchase money,
ifdesire& , A. CUTHIVER.II', Can't Agent,
mar2o • 2 fimithfielditreet.
TIM BALE—A desirable FARM, 10 miles from the
City, on the Franklin Road, of 132 Acree-50 clear
co and in a high state of cultivation; having 2 Orchards
of choice fruits; 25 now in prima wheat and 10 of fine
meadow land, with springs of good water. Also, good
Dwelling House, Dairy House, Barn and Stable,. and
tenant House and. Stable—all under good fence. The
wood lands abound in prime Timber:
• B. CUTHBEAT, Geh. Agenti •
Smithfield street.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Of it& Acre s .ll. having 45 in a good suite of cultivation, and suits:
bleimprovements the , balance of the Land is of first rate
quality, and - well timbered—situated- one mile from the-
West aide of the Ohio` river, and twenty miles bedew
this city. Those desirous of securing a healthy location
and a Mug - ON-Ma good Farm will attend; without de
lay. • - - S. CUTHBERT Gen agent
WAftAl FOIE LAZE-7I- Acres, about three 'snitch from
'tee City on the Turnpike, tyljoining. the. old
Httick Home Taverh property. near East Liberty. The
ground iawell irtiproye,d, and In ndeligbtfuleituation for .
a country . seat. It has daimon a goo& Hivelling.House,
and three small tenant bonsai, and; one of the bee'
springs of water in the country; and, can be hat on very -
accommodating te Tun:, . Enquire of - •
feh2B TEJO§ -MELLON.
'LIoR• SALE—A. fine .Brick House, and , Lot, hear the
Court Haute. Apply - to. e; SHANNON,
marl 2 -Att'y at Law, Potuth street.:
rro LET—In Allegheny City, a Dwelling Houne,ldta
i ble and Lot, GO feet by 300, now occupied by Beni.
Olyde, adjoining Geo. Hogg. For tenni,' address tho
subscriber, via box 140, Pittsbor. h Post Office.
febl9:dtl AL , ; , • t
MIORSALE OR REINT--NTwo Story. Brick Dwellings
situate on Fifth street, opposite the Court House.—
Enquire oC hvbruumi & DOWNING,
Jan!, . 218 Liberty street, opposite Seventh.-
111 TAVER N : STAND AT aIIOUSTOWN, FOR
BENT.-A commodious and well finished Tavern
•Siand, in thd yillage,of Shousetowu, fu rn ished in
modern style, with good. Stabling_ att a ched. will be
leased fora term of years. Addiess
-janl2 P. SHOUSE, Stionsetown.
?PO LET—A good dry CELLAR, situated on the North
' eut side of the Diamond, acanthi° for -an Eating
Room, or Storage of any - kind. Enquire of
ROGAN .k. CANTWELL, -
96 Market at., Pittsburgh,
Itemovat..Grocerlesi /to.
7um subscribers having removed from N 0.170 to Nos.
172 and 174 Liberty street, otter for , sale Goods, as
follows, in store nail now landing, viz:
359 bags primellio Coffee," new crop ;"
40 . Old Government Java Coffee;
150 hltds. prime New Orleans Sugar; .
520 bbls. Plantation Molasses; •
100 " St. James Sugar-house Molasses ;
100 hf. ch. Young Hyson Tea •-. •
40 " Gunpowder and Im perial Tea; new
40 " " Chelan Powchong • -1' crop.
70 catty boxes Y. H. and Gunpowder Tea;
100 bags white Brazil Sugar; • .
00 boxes white Havana Sugar;
40 bags Pepper; -
20 " Allspice • •
100 boxes Muslarll, in} and S. /b. cans; •
100 " Malaga Bunch Raisins
,;
30 ta
layerz ;
501,1. 0 "
50 qr." "
20 casks Zante Currants;
10 bales Sicily Almonds;
100 boxes Richmond Tobacco;
50 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles Olive Oil ;
200 bids. and 100 bf. bbla. N 0.3 large Mackerai; •
9 barrels Honey;
1500 lbs. Cheese ;
2000 galls. 'Tinter and Spring Sperm Oil
1000 " Bleached - North -west Whale Oil;
1000 " Crude " _
300,000 Crai Sibs' sup,*r Prfitelpe C4Mrs ;
30,000 Havana Sept's; •
20 half pipes Cognac Brandy, of various vintages;
2 pmmheons Jamaica Spirits;
3 pipes Holland Gin;
20 qr. casks sup.TeneritTe Wine ; _ _
10 " Madeira Wine;
20 " Lisbon "
40 " Oporto
50 " Sweet Mena Wine ;
15 Indian barrels- ..s"
-
I 5 hfids.,Claret; • .
20 qr.casks Haul Sauterne;
. 40 eases mirp'r Bordeaux Claret;.:,"
• - -30 baskets Chump:toe Wine; ,
2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters;
ZIO bbls.pure.H.ye Whiskey, from 1 to 5 years c Id.
uplt •11111.L.ER ik'RICKETSON.
- Linen (;gingham', doe..
-)NrR. R. MURPHY, at North-east corner 43f 4th and
s Market streets, has received a large assortment
o Linen Lnstres and Ginghams, and - French Dress
Ginghams. Also— '
Drab Alpacas and Mous de Laines
Satin striped do. db.
Braises, salzarines, and Tissues;
Super English Prints; .
Domestic
A large assortment of Gloves, Hosiery, and Spring
Goods generally, to which the attention of all buyers of
Dry Goodi is invited.
la* Wholesale Rooms on second story, where goods
will be sold to dealers very low. spa
amm
HORACE P. AIM MAO .8. 'DILLER.
Land and General Agency:Genoa,
AT TAX CAPITAL OW haaxop4Vm or Spamomm
To Non-rsaident Holders of Illinois Lands—Holders of
Illinois indebtedness; and all venom desir
ous of purchasing Suitt Lands with ,
iffinais scrip or bonds.. . _
THE undersigned would respetitfally . infornithe public
that they have established in this cay—the capital of
the State of Illinois—a LAND and. GENERAL MIEN-
C Y OFFICE, for the transaction of all business apper
taining diertitgiWithin the limit's of the State.'.
All All transactions relative to the perchase and sale of
lands, examining lands add reporting their location, ad
vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming land sold
for taxes, investigating titles, &c., and selling all
deseripuons of State indebtedness; this and every other
description of bnsiness attached to a General Land
Agency, on the most extended Scale r will be promptly
a. d faithfully attended to.
In regard to location, we have many advantages over
all other agencies in the State, being at the Capital, near
the centre of the State, and at the. very fountam-head of
all information in relation to' matters connected with
lands,taxes, and State'indeotedriess,through the medium of the go remittent and executive offices. In addition'to
this important advantage, the senior partner, Mr. Ash,
has occupied,"for several years, the position of principal
Clerk in the State Auditor's office,Strid having had charge
of the books and State land department in stud office, has
obtained a thorough knowledge on all subjeCts connect
ed with thiragencyf and we are, therefore, enabled at all
Mlles to give correct and prompt information, much in
advance of any other agency in the State. Oar location
is also important to noirresidents wishing to pay taxes,
asbur acquaintance with the collectors of the revenue is
such that we can obtain' the tax receipts through the
mail, and the money paid directly into the State treain•
ry, thereby avoiding the risk of remitting funds by mail.
We also beg leave to inform persons wishing to pur•
chase State lands, that oar arrangements are suchi that,
we can, at all times, furnish State bonds, scrip,,or indebt
edness in any amotint,Mad at less rates than any other office in the State.
In conclusion we take pride in referring to the char
acter and standing of the gentlemen who have been kind
enough to perinit ustousetheir names as serener:ices, and
with n sincere desire to please, backed, by fidelity,,,indus•
try and promptitude in all our business transactions, to
merit the confidence of all who may entrust-their lank
ness to our hands.- • - ASH !a:DILLER
gpririgfitld, March 20, 1849. . •
- Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, • • •U. S. Senate. •
Hon. James Cooper, do.
Col. Samuel NV. Blaelr, . .fitistargh, Pa.
.1. Vogsinliiller r •••- • - ...... •
Gen. Robert Patterson, • ..
Gan. Adam Diller. do ;
Joseph L. Chester, do .
Messrs. Wadswor th Sheldon,New %ork City
Messrs. Hill, McLean &CO"- • • •New, Orleans.
Messrs. A. Gowdy r de Co., Louisville.
John M. Wymer Esq., St. Louis.
James Calhoun, ksii ; , Cincinnati.
His Ex. Gov. A. C. rench,• • •Springfield,
Hon. Thomas H. Campbe • • do,
Hon. S. „ . do
fePstdm
THEO NEW LITERARY EMPORIUM:
VITACAULEVS HISTORY Or ENGLAND ; 25 cents a
volume.
Life of •Pranklia • - •
Therilli.lnight Sun, by Fredrtka Bromer ; •
• Twelve Lectures on Comparative Embryology, by
Louis Agassig . • - . • .
Reapheal ; or pages of the Book of Life at tviefitt by
The Lancaster Witches; a Romance of Beadle Tor
, .
e Secret Passion; by the author .of the youth , of
•
Paul Ardenheim, the Monk of NVissabikon ..; - -
Life in parts, Mysteries of London, 'CalifOrt.in Guide
Book p .
Life and Adventures of. Disk Turpin ;
Outlines of Physiognomy; by ßedfield, M. D.;
'The Diamond and the Pearle, by_Mrs. Gore ;
Pour months among the Gold Diggers, by .1. T. Brooks,
The Prime; or George St. George Jdiati;iiy Henry
Cock loa Life iniondon a• story of thrilling interest, ;founded
upon the scenes of Happiness laid Maury ;
The Reformed . Highwayman ; a 'sequel to Either, de
Mediult, or the Crimes of:London;
_. ". • .
Eugene Sue's Seven Capital Sins; _ • _.- .
Memories of a young Physician: by Parasol;
lil
Bulwer's andaryatt s Novels,bouud ;
Dickens Works,bound ; • . . - • .•'-•
A large 'variety. of popuiar.publications and standard
works on hand, and for sale by
- • WORM. Jc. HOLMES , ,
Third at., opposite the Post Office,
Mbstn
Alarge Box, directed ,to . hiorphy,,Pittshinth.
It Wail takenby a drilynnn - treat:the store-ofWAt.
Murphy,-and-directions to leave it athicKee T aGtoceys
'store, corner Of First and. Wood creels, lint , it-Was not
delivered there, and it-is 'unposed has been lets by . mit.
take at some o th er-hawse: The draymaeht face is known
by the person who gai , e him - the;boxi , but and
residence are not known.! FL , -rniack
0 ,.
25,000 Yards of Paving. -.
'I'IHE BinninghamTown_Couneil, desiring to contract
j with some Saitabfe ' peisort - or persons, to furnish ma
terials' and to pave'abont ,001:1 yards of the streets of
that. Borough, will - -receive Sealed Proposals for the
'whole or any part of said 'work,. until the tat of May.
next. Proposals to be left With James M. APEftny.
Bp order of the Council. • - - • ' •
ap2lua ' THOMAS BLACKMORE, President.
GOLD! GOLE.II
HOPE OLOTELING EMPORIUM..
J. ROGERS respectfully informs his friends and
lA. - the public that he has opened hie rir.w Currant°
Sivas, N 0.21, Market street, between Front and Second,
where be will keep constantly on hand a large and gape
riorailsertment ofclothing, meltable for the present seance/.
Having Just returned' from the East with a new and
splendid assortment - of - Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
of the most desirable patterns; which will be made up
on the shortest nojoe and in.the moat fashionable style,
on the one price cash system . , as low" as. caEl. be , had at
any other establishment in. Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the place, but call at the 'CIATRING
EMPORIUM, No. WS b.turketei , Pittsburgh.. [mr3l:3m
7:Im&W•
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THE sabscriberWill sell; at private sale, that 'valuable
Property, on the Fourth street road, adjoining his
pr.sent residence, and give possession immediately:—
There are about TEN ACHES OF CHOICE LAND, al a
high state of cultivation. The improvements are a large
and well finished BRICK DWELLING- HOUSE a au.
pert, Sam, andother out-buildings, Adjoining the Dwell.
ingis a running Fountain and a good Pomp, which-fur
nish a constant supply of excellent.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 vented for - a. time. Also, for - sale ` - a
- ;large LOT, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, at the end of the board-walk..'
Inquire of itnar3lt3mj • DAVID BEELER.
Congress r a tern.
LADIES, wanting something superior, both foi look
and comfort, tb anything they have ever worn, will
please call: and cuoiMme-them.- These ~ Boots have no
atriums to tie and Italie, and dangle about the ankle;-
they are not only, much handsomer, but duiplay.the foot
and ankle 'to a , much better advantage than any . other,
Boot or. Shoe made. e You will also save tim and trou
ble: Manufactured by S. KEYS, .
mr2B , . - No. 8 Fifth street.
SinithfteFestriet.
LADIES` SPRING 81E0E8 7 —Silk, Satiii'lind French'
Lasting Gaiters, of eiery variety and,color,onhand
and made to order. . • ,
Also, a full assortmeni of Children's Shoes, of every
description. Manufactured by
,S. KEYS,
mar2B . . , No. 8 Fifth street.,
CURTAIN FAPEII--5000
~piecesof Rainbow Window
&rosin foot', new styles i 2000 pieces plain Green
do. at
87 Wood rd.
Balaton & ' -
- IntkOTTLERS,. AND hisuors.vrtrtutits or Nrotkilit.
WATVB, Sarsapatilla i Porter, Ale; Older, Root Beer,
Mead aid Pop, No. 18 11 arket street, and 100 Liberty .
street, corner of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh.' - "mar23:y
. _
A FINE second handed Tvio Horse Family CA.1181.4.07.
Al. and Harness in good order. , Apply immediately to
THOS. SANDER S;comer First street and Cherry alley,
as a bargain will be given. • ap4:3to
v i ßuci sroaE, in Grant. street. near Second. En
_L./squire or. jap3:3ail . WM. HARDEN.
• , Cloth Store.-
OCINSON it opening the 'largest importation, " di
.1.11,, rent," .%
or CLOTHS; CASSIMERES, VESTING
rind TRIADIMIGS, expressly for this market, which, for
richness of finish, excel any.
Err Poet Buildings, earner Fifth and . Wood.- tip . :2w
/sass Williams,
MERCHANT TAILOR, Smithfield street, No. 12, be
tween Ist and 2d streets. ' ' ' "apt:y
XTOTICE.—The - undersigned hereby gives notice - that
111 from and after this date M. Jolts Riau is the only
authorized person to - receive: marieys and sign reeding
or orders in my name. • C. 4VERNEBURG, .
-,- • • • Pashionahle Bead Quarters, ,
Pittsburgh, April 2,'49...... No. 29 Markers!:
ECHEV-k.TI AT M. A. MINER'S:,—The Canova, a
AL Family Picture; by E. Buiwer Lytton.
The Diamond and the Pearl; by Mrs. Gore.
New York_in Slices;
with splendid illustrations.
The Old Judge, or Lite in a Colony; by Judge ilulibur
ton. author of nm Slick:
The Adventures. Of Caleb
are; by William Godwin. .
Davis' Manuel of - Magnetism; new edition. , •
Morfit's Chemical and Pharmacntic Manipulations;
with 423 illustrations. -
A New Description of California, complete -With all
the useful information to emigrants to that country; by L.-
W. Hastings, a resident,of California. -
marlG SMITHFIELD ST., 3D DOOR ABOVE SEWN ..
April Magazines received at MlA.Miner 7 s,
i rt °DRY'S LADY'S BOOR, FOR APRIL; Graham's
Magazine for . • .
Sartaufs Union Magazine, for April.' - •
Maminlars Englend, t and 2 parts; 'cheap eilition:=
Published by the Harpers.
Pan 6 Illustrated Lite of Dr. Franklin.
Celeste, the. Pirate's Daughter; a Tale of the South
west. By Miss Eliza. A. Duprey..
Thb Midnight Sun, a Pilgrimage; by Frederika Bremer.
Blackwood's Magazine, for hlarch.
Litters Living Age; N 0.261.
Mr Smithfield street, third door aboie 2d. : : [apt
.I)DIEN GENGRAMS.--:W. jL ltinitillY has now open
a large assortment of. aboVe Good:ti plain Chain
bray'Plaider and Stribes also, French Linens of every
quality; barred do. for bitja , wear ; and a large usisort
meat of woolen,. worste and cotton. Goods, for boys'
wear. Buyersare invited tomtit at Nortb-east corner of
Fourth and Market streets. - -
Wholesale buyers will pleasewalk up *taint, entrance
from fourth istre.et.. - -map
......
• • • New Boot and shoe store. -- ' -
' - - - • ' '
i i
- — .:Tas subscriber would inform the pub- .
'e that he has taken the store on St . C I-ir
. .
Street formerly occupied by Dr .Reynolds, where
be intends marrafacturing to order,. Gentlemen's,
Ladies', Misses .and ChUnrea's ROOTS, SHOES and
GAITERS, which, for neatness and workmanship, d urn
biiity-and quality of materials, cannot'be surpassed by
any other establishment in the city.. He asks, and will
endeavor to merit, a share of ptiblic patronage.. -
mar3b2a , r . ', .-THOS. A.-HINTON.
Notice.
liorY old eastiornersi strangers visiting the city., and
AL others mishit* to provide themselves wi th a hatid
so athi DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or. any other art?.
tie in.the line, can dci so, by leaving their orders, with
,
JAMES 11VGIBEE,
thar3l Third street, St. Charleaßnilding.
` New Good.. - •
IN a fear days I will be iii receipt of awed 'selected
and fuhionable aissortment of sf. RING GOODB, now
on their way front the East, to Which I would invite the
attention of try friends. A good fit warranted in all
eases. . . ;JAB. McGBIRE,Tailor,
mnr3l. - Third street, St. Charles Building.
TUTS -10 bags-Filberts;
4.11. lO " Cream Nati;
10 ; " English Walnuts;
50 " Shelled Almonds;
5 bales Bordeaux " ' received and for
sale by ' [Mara] 7. S. -BONNET.
PRUNES AND FIGS-300 drams Figs ; ;
, , 150 boxes and jam Prunes.'
-1n store and for sale by S. BONNET;
mar3l - - h Liberty street.
NEW BOOKS--History . of queen Elizabeth, by Jacob
Abbott, with engravings. Just .teceived and
.for
sale, by ~ JOHNSTON it -STOCKTON,'"
mar3l. ' Corner Market and 3d sta.
InACAULItIY'S HIS'fORY OF ENGLAND—Harpers ,
_Edition, fine paper. No. I ;price 25 cents. - Just re
ceived and, for sale by JOHNSTON it STOCKTON t
moat - Cower Markel and 3d ste.
1110BW 'BOOKS—Essay , on tne Umon of Church and
.4.1" State. By Baptist Noel, Al-A. -
The Naltd Baolt Hydropathiri for professional and
domestic use, with ;an. appendix. on .the best mode of
Conning hydropathic establishments,' being, the tesnkof
twelve years exrrience at Grefenberg and Freywal
se
The ratans, a Family - Pieter°. By Sir E. %twat.
J.;yttoiti Just received and for sale by
J -
OHNSTON tc .STOCHTON;
corner Thirotand Market sts.
frO , IiTILLINEftB.—The subscriber has a taro stack
I, 'of seationellTinstiei, suitable - for BONNET BLOCS,
which he is prepared to torn to the Spring fashion, at his
Turning Establishment, No. 27 Fifth street• .
mttrt4::An' H. RYAN.
-- aSSES-.430 bbls. Molasses, in store nod for:sale
ly 142) S. & W. HARBAUGH.
ORANGES! ORANGES:-600, boxea On:awes, just re
ceived and for ealelby, ,
No
RHODES,
'INFORMATION WANTED—If Corporal BLADES,
..I.late a member of - Company C., Bthlafantry . (General
Worth's Divisigno will call. at. the Royal. Exchange
Office;he will hear of a friend who:wishes to see him.
ritar2.s:lto . JOHN CULLA ht
FOUND -A - pocket Book, containing a considerab
'ambunt of,money. 4 The owner can have Why - de=
scribing the book and comet - di, aud paying for this ad
vertla em ent. - Apply , to R.' GALWAY, • inarl6 : - < No. 4 Commercial Row.
ky EYS FOUND— ' A bunch of Keys wan found yester
is. Ilan in Seventh-stray!: The.owner can have them
by callinglifthin - office:' ' 'media
Wanted,
LACES fa' a number of Coachmen, Heistiern,,Honso
P
Servants, Clerks, Salesmen, School.masters; Sales;
men; Laborers; Farmers and boya of all ages, cooks an
girls f ehamberrnaids,pursee, &c , supplied. All kinds of
nvneies attended toiler moderate charges.
• Please 'cull at ISAAC HARRIS' Agency'. and Intent,
gence Office ;corner of Penn and St lair strteits, near
ly opposite th e Exchange Hotel.. - maroB:4t*
Apprentloe• IN anted. _ . •
TFM sabaeriber wanta Apprentlcesi to learn the Mi.
net, Cbtur-making and Clink:Painting branches of
business. pays of steady habibrotbout 10,year4 of age,-
would be preferred. None need apply. who.cunnot
come well recommended. li. G. FAUNESTOCW,
marl • -= - - ' 101 SmithSeldaticet.
lir- ANTED—Art active Partner, with 4151:/0-vasiTeaP
fan', to engage in: a Wholesale.and Remit Grocery
tmsmess, now uvactive- operation, and doing-a good bu
siness, having Meadvantage of a prominent stand.
- - - C...CUT.IikiEWP, Gen. Agent,
Sraitbßeld street.
MUST
HECEIVEA at rize - qicq . op. Rand and Sawn—
Tivistedand Straight Trace Chains •
1000.1bs; Wrought and Horse Nails. For sale tip •
"-- -
3:IUI3ER• & LAUFMAN,.
- • . No. 78 Wood at.
- ~ ,
MLR CORKS-57 bales_ uart 'rent and soda water
5 ' .
vet vet Corka,just reed nn for sale by
- ' .11..A.FAIINESTOCK & CO.,'
- Coiner let and Wood ats7:
tkida. refined. just. reek( and far sale by
%Ai." % - FcAoiyfTrEtOvcidgl.p,Q...,
C''P ER'S,..ll,SlNGLASS=24.naaga.Sifiet and Shred,
recemakand [ornate by - -•— -
J 3: A: FAIINESTOCK.k CG
-
iar Ist and,Wood Ms.,
F°I.M4K-A Safe-Key,:marited MO), The owner can
• have it, by calling at thin office and paying_ or thin
MOMM
filisteliantouff.
EZX3MI2I
,g'l;,.:'''-7.'`';'-'•'.;;..-'-ii-;;'.•;•4:1;.,•N•••,...,._.,_7..; •
-:';:.7P!_,?•!;,1;;;.!‘:-';.!1';,'•ti'''''''''''-":--'''''','-:',j'''-'•:::',-,'.:':',..
r vr~~
'ilht .1 , gobs.
NEW G00D5...;11/IEGAINSi TAAJECIfrAINS
Vitt; BIG GOLDEN NKFAiIiVE AGAIN.
.
New Spring and Summtr Dry Ilk* lim o opening 4t the
Sign of the BIG. 888 l IIV
' . l on Mark. turas,
- batheen Third and. Potash &MAL
0 :
WAT- L. RUSSELL, No. 02 Market Street, be.
. tween Third and Fourth streeta, sign of the Big
Goldenßee-lEve.has nowcommenced receiving
sr very large and splendid stock-of Spring and .
Summer DRY GOODS, whichheis enabled to offer Whit'
numerous custonters and the public, generally, at prices
far below those of any former season. .These Goods
have all been selected with the greatest taro, and will be
round to be ono of tha largest andmost splendid stocks
of Spring and Summer Goods ever offered in this city.tm
As many of thbse Goods have been ourchnsed of thbetnl:
te o r rlC l: s Cfm e ld th c e nlWi c al t h arri e S v a a n s o g it i r m t 'e o rir As th w e igra gc tt r i l e'
very newest styles of Ladiei Dress. Goods, comPriaine-
English, French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, together
with a full assortment of American manufacture, and
cheaper than can be found elsewhere. . - . -
LADIES' DRESg• GOODS;
Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely low ;-- .. •
Rich Brocade ' do. beautiful goods; . •
Rich • Grortadincs,plain and.figared ; •
Glace Silk, rich goods ; ,
Poult de Sole, fashionable and late importations;
Black Armares,plaid and striped , ;,
Brocade Lustros, new styles • - • .
,
Mohair Chameleon, figured, very . cheap;)
Silk Tissues all colors •
Balzarines, is great variety
Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses;
New'style rich Mourning Lawns ;
Organdie Lawns, a beautifulartiole ; •
Black. Gros de Rhine, all widths and qu alities ;
Black Bombazines, or most - approved-makea -
Paris printed Baregesexiremely low;
Paris printed Lawns. in great.variety r .
Crapes and Crepes Lisse„rt full assortment ()feelers and
qualities;
Together with a large supply of De Lainesand Alpacas,
some as . low as 12a., cents per yard. In addition collie
above will be - found a beautiful assortment of-Black
Brussels Lace,for trimming dresses, mantillas and capes.
Also, French worked' Capes,. Collars and Cuffs, latest
styles. Also; Victoria Lawns aid Spotted Robes, very.
'cheap"; Swiss, Mulli.faconet and Book Muslim; Bonnet
Ribbon; - Belting ;Ribbon ; Cravats; Scarfs; Artificials;
Gloves; 'Milli , and Hesiery • —t% • '
' SHAWLS: SHAWLS!!
Grenadine Shawls, plaip and figured ; '
Crape d' Chine, do. new article; • ,
changeable Glace shawls, high lustre
Mode Emb'd•Thitiet do. ' extremely low;
Black Emb'filThibet do. ' very cheap;
'Black Silk -• .do. hest quality
Black Nett do. low prices; - •
,White Canton Crape do. splendid goads/
Chameleon Silk do. late importations;
Printed Caslunere do.' cheapestin the city;
White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article.
PARASOLS ! • -
The laigest, ch ß eapest and P
best. asAßASOLS!iortment in the City.,
Parasols tram the lowest to the most splendid, rich and
costly article, of the newest styles and colors, can'
always be found at the Bigßee-Hive,betweettThird and
Fourth Ms., N 0.02. [Marta] WM. L. RUSSELL.
Domestic and Staple Goods, Cheapest Yet I.
A - LARGE STOCK OF CALICO, from 3 cents to 10
A
, cents per yard; Bleached and unbleached
from 3 cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a full
supply of all qualities and prices; Irish Linens; Table,
Damask, Russia and .Scoitch Diapers; Napkins; Table
Diapers; Crash and Dowlas; Scotch and Manchester
Oinghama;Sattinettir; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills;
all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot fail to'
please, and without fear of competition.. - .. _
itr Remember the,Big-Bee Market ,
street, lie,
twecn Third and Fourth streets—No.62. :
natal - WM. L.'ItUSSELL.
.
• New Spring Goods 1
NO. 65, MARKET STREET, between Fourth .street
and the Diamond Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. . The subscriber has just received his 6rfl supply. .
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, adapted to the Spring
Sales, consisting in part of the following: ..-
44 English Lawns. only 191 cts., French Organdy
Itawnisi - 129 eta:, 44 Blue Merimac Prints, 121 eta.; 9-4
Double POrple Prints, 121 cts., Drab Mons de Lain, M l2s
cts., French Dress Ginghams, 12i. cis., 4-4 Brown. us-.
line;from sto as., Bleached Muslins,3l ct5.,44 Bleach
ed Muslims, Of to 121 cts.,Prints, MerlmacPatten_ lif
eta. 2d Mourning Fr. Ginghams , 12 1 cis., French Work
LADIES' DRESS GOODS :
.„ -
Bromide Clunnelion Broslus Figured Silks„Cha
melion Satin de Shier', Wide Black Plaid Silks, Wide
Black Gro. de Rhine Silks, Figured Foulad Plaid
Gro. d'Armour Silks , . Madonna Silk Striped; Wide Black
Mantilla Silk Rana Printed Lawns , E &lit& Printed
Lawns, - French Dress Gingham;
.Enbrendered Swiss
Muslins, Paris Printed Mons de aims, Satin Plaid Bern-
Chamelion Plaid Gmnadines, Plaid Linen Lustres,
Ereneh Organdy Lawns...
.VARIETY GOODS:
New style' Bonnet Ribbons, Ladies' Cravats, Revere
Bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, French Work'
Gapes and Collars. Black and Colored Rid °Mies, Liile
Thread and Silk Gloveg- -Mohair and Worsted Mitts,
Black Silk Fringes and Gimps, Mull_, Swiss, Jaconett and
Thread Edgings and Insertings, White and Black Silk
Hose; Cashmere, Moravian, Black and White Cotton
Rose, and Black and White Silk.Demi :Veils.
Embroidered White 'Cashmere and Crape , Shawle,•
Plaid and 'Black Silk Shawlf, Blacfrand Colored Mona
de Lain Shawls, Satin Plaid Berage Shawls, French
Cashmere Shawls, and Plain and Embroidered Black and
Colored Silk Pringerhibbet Shawls.
DOMESTIC AN]) STAPLE GOODS: •
Damask Table Linens and Table Cloths, Russia Dia:
per and Crash, Irish Linen and Linen Lawns, Bleached
and Brown Muslini, Casineits , Kir:tacky - leans, Bed
Ticking, Domestic Gingharns, Colored Cambrics, led
White and Yellow 'Flannels,*.Welsh Flinnels, Canton
Flannels, Brown, Bleached and Colored
• . GENTLEMEN'S GOODS: :.
French and English, Blue, Black and Brown Pay , ths
Black and Fancy French Cassimeres; New Style um
Vesting's and. Cravats;' Silk Under Shirts and-Drawers;
Linen Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs; and a fine
sortmentof Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders.
- PARASOLS AND PARASOLETTS:
I have just received a Splendid assortment 0 .
Style Plain_ and Fancy Silk Fringe 'Parasols, Par
and Sun Shades.
Theabove Goods have all been purchased at the law
est cash prices, and will be sold Wholesale and Retail, at
such rates as cannot fail to please all who wish to buy
good Goods at low prices. r , .
ABSALOM MOMS. -
Na 65. Market st., Pittsbur:
The Spring and Summer Stook of .
READY-MADE CLOTHING AT THE
%%REF. BIG 00011114 - -
you nix intsormir NizvEn' SUit tora.tmar,
. Even by the Celebrated Establishment itself
YPHE
oU NhPeR ECE
rpDEN TE D PATRONAGE
bestowed:
him u pa n rchas ente hith e i of sa epo h p pric o r ha wl rab ow
UM to sell, 'Wholesale and Retail, LOWER' than any
other House,East Or West. . • •• • -
JOHN MICLOSKEY Manufacturer of Rettriymtrufr
Clothing, N 0.151 Liberty street, - Pittsburgli, Pa., haziest
completed his Stock, and has now on hand, ready Tor
sale the target; martfashionable and varied assortment of
READY , MADE CLOTHING'ever offered in The United
States; all of which have been made under his inime.
antic inspection, in this 04i .el• Fracas Tnai sums eI:WAIN'
rasonnurscr—together with one of the choicest Selec
tions of Imported fine Black, Blue , - Brown - Olive; and
Drag French , Belgian 'and English CLOTHS, that has
ever been brought to this city. Also, fine Caney VEST. •
INGS of every description, such _ as Cashmeres Mar
seilles, riCh'Silks; fancy Satins & c., ,
~ ece. • Ali the' new
est styles fancy CASSIMERE.§; of every, deicripiion ;
all of which will be ' ade up to• order at the shortest nfi
tice, in the latest and most fashionable style. o -
The proprietor informs the:public that .the principle'
upon winch he will do'busieess, will 4 upon the basis'
of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING; and in order toes-.
tablish a confidence in the b opera, I arm dimitminedio ad.:"
here to my original motto, ''Q' nick Sakrand Smart Pm:.
„fast" and also make the boyer his own sidetnian;bv
marking thelowest price on each article, in plain figures,
so that each customer can select from au immense and '
exquisitely assorted stock, the aniclks he requires, at the
low Ist price it cat possibly he bought for. • • • •, -
Busineas shall continue to be transactecl tth extert-.
sive establishment, which has long iinee- obtained the
character of being-the First Tailoring EsraNishntent in
Pittsburgh.. maY2B
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Fine: clot,ni i , Cass!mere], and Veidings.
lt/FERCHANT TAILOR, Erehcmge Etalisigs. Si: C./air
4treri, Pittsburgklins just returned_ from New York'
and Philadelphia; gild is now receiving a fine assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of , the. hest quality
and latest styles,vvitich he is preprred4o make to order
in the best mannered in the latest faeltions;!inwri•aut
Pane Shirts, Spring stzies.
'UIDWARD TODD CO., are now reeetving frota their
J 2.1 Factory East„a large stock of fine andineditangual
ity SHIRW; vibtelt, for durability and style of mlan
facture, are not surpassed in dais or any other impact.—
The trade' will be supplied at lowest New New : prices.
11:7" Wareroom, corner Filth and Marketstreeo,
IVORY COMBS-4 case,.•assoried lengths, including
Fine S. and S. S. Fine. For sale Lathe lowest tonna
facturer's prices, vritlidiscount oil; at
EDIVARD_TODO C0Y5i(1 1 .4,7
np2 • •-• Car:or-Fink end Market ats , nji. stare..
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A . • bi• P eases, usenet! 'qualities
Swivel Joint Suepeaders, Just received end for Tale
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&be. Cor. of Fifth and liderket-ets ,bp stairs:
CARPET.BAG,3-1 case H
fitltou . • .
. 1 " Ernstiels Carpet
Rteivedlhis dap and for sale low , by' -
11 1 1 2 • giWAItDTODiv.i.OO
A LARGE and handsome assortment of newest aiyley
tlpartieulaily adapted - to Gitytmdeouse. resolved
sineh,o, n . - BAALFION, EARTH, &.00:..
Hoylola chintzes:
- lASES'orshove Goods. 34444 .and 0 , 8 wida, fiacy ,
ILI and doable Parble,foraalehy ' • •-•
• tnatOklan 'ITAMPTON;SAIITH fr. CO.
1-4 AIVNB'
LINEN .BEREGES,,LINEMOINGHAMS;
and Fnney:Dress Goode Af every deseriPticiajnai
opened by (mar 21261 ) - HAMPTON, SMITH '
MO.COUNTRY 11,-hitnulrY
j - East corner of Fourth 'and Market stream; Pinaborir
haa now open his first supply of SPRING and SUMMEW
GOODS' and invitee Merehanni to animism his aMer,—
Pries loto
" iEr street. . - Wholesale.Rooma tm- sisals-entrance —entranee from
n INGRA G1NG1140.13!. GlNdifetttS
A.Jr hLksos Ze Co., No; CO Market street. have fui:itOre
IGO pieces Gingkims,sraall.plaid, and desiraVe 00.04.
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TEAS,L.The Sobeeriber is now 're:eels : lug - , et
-X , the - fettin - Tett-Store, FRESH. OOLONG_EttitiCK
I — .E.A.S, by-the Semi. Rtitsell;ttud Seam- tfiatinty_
vessels in, this Spring.: -Akita,' fine Young Hyaena, Itape.
stet - anti cuttpatsider:4.
marl? - - Ft!tirlitfl.
LIAVA..COSTS.,—Personn indebted" to - E. Titovas4,
Esq.i , late; Sheiii3; for Cost?„ oe,fetiestedlo• coil; 011'
the subscriber } and e.ettle. : - :JOHN'COYL.
folf2O. - - _Fourthitriai,zkor SwithEei Ei d-st.:,
ORT WIN ES-3 i 'casks' plant;,,' Gljilkin, rr itio N fe „Juni
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