The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, April 14, 1849, Image 3

ftnitnoljesi
ittortH`ptg — :--fgat'llortn* o.lfite.-'
Or MOOD AND Irl . STREETS. •
UeUr Dlo initadded to ,our Establishment, a splendid
steam-Pewer reinttnic Usable, we are prepared =to do
ell kinds of Newspaper. and Book work in a style , of nn=
beauty_and neatness, -and upon'the mostrea,
semalaelentw- We respeetfullysolleis the patrottageot
the public _welds line of our buisiness.l- . ,
EDO Ifters artrsquatato iusnd theirfavoribefors
4 oulackip. .This Inuit eornplied toith i in order to in.
ostroarclinsestsam. .WilereieitsOossible,oriearlierdriurtootdd
PasmtmtLiciiorStroit —Weiland b3.T. W. geßy
W'lht 'am street; N.Y., and for . Side by A Javissa No. 70
Fowb street; Apit f or the cartnufactarer. This 'will be
Band it'delfghtfal article of beverage in families,. and
improved Chocolate preparation
saimbinatlon of Cocoa nut; innocent, tavigornti n i
and a :dateable highly. recommended, :particularly for
Inialids. "Prep ays& by W. Baker. Dorchester, Mass: ,:
and for sale , by; at the Pekin Tea Store No - ^O.
- Fourth street
• .
lite•Drirarsrs.--Ttus dtstressing conra.„!..lt is a weak.
nest of the .digestive organs caused by impurity or the
bltiod:' - The gastric Ituce, a fl uid Peculiar to the attuned',
when secreted from bad blood,la deficient in thaw golf-,
ant Oualides, ivhich'iire Hof auchltaportance to digestion.
Consequently the food; instead of being dissolved. often
beeomeaspoiled or putrified in'the stomach; hetee bad
breath,-Sour belching;:costiveness, pains in the stomach,
cholio,tlysentery, and other dieadiul complaints.
Wnginy Indian VeretablelhAt are a certain cure for
exMllbbz:r. bultail'ititaa:dealrTff4reualood.
and p o s t a l
r.
or &rev( said Pills; taken at night on going to bed; will.
snail cases glee reliet,!and, if continued for a short time, :
will make a perfect cure of Dyipepsia.
Beakers qt Counkiftit: and linitationr.—Reinember
that - the Original and Only Genuine Indian' Vegetable
Pills nave the written signature of Wittleatlrtuour or,
he top label of each box. •
Remember, also, that 11. Striyaer, Druggist- :cornet:of
Market and Third sires e, is not as agent for this Inedi.
eine % and we cannot guarantee as genuine that offered
by him for sale.
The-genuine is for sale a - Dr IVright , t Principal
Office,' lee Race street Phi_adelphitt; and by G'UN
THOMPSON; 150 Libe r ty street; Pittsburgh, Pa., Who,.
ie tole agent for this city, by whom dealers can be sup
plied at the wholesale rate. , apl4
111,Ifsi Rgimaalux, s. A....Fahnestock & Coil Bribe
factent Inn been of _great service. - From the statement or
Mr.•Bindeninuner, the reader win draw his own infer
ences. Facts are conclusive_ and cannot be, gainsayed
PCILASKI, Tenn., April 14th, 1844.
Gentlemen-4 Was very mad' afflicted with Rheuma
tism last summer, and being advised by Mr. Shekiard, I
tiled your gubefacient two days; it gave me enure.re
•:• lief, and I havenot beptronbled with it since. _
Piepared and sold by • -
• , B. A: BAIINEST'OCK as CO ,
. - - Comer let and Wood, ,
ap - 7 • Also, corner of . Sixth and Wood streets.
• ' AUCTION seLacs,
BY JAMBS dr %ENNA, AUCITONEBR,
No; n 4 WOOD Suessr . punts DOORS num Flinn,
CONFEOTIONERY STORE AT AUCTION.--,This
day, Saturday, April 14th, at 2 o'clock, will be - sold,
at McKenna's Auction Store, the stock of a Confection
cry
bailment, as the owner is declining that branch
obusiness, among which are a lot of glass jars, gun
- powder and Y. EL tens confectionery, with counter,
desks; store fixt u res; ulsO, I cooking stove and fixtureN
1 egg' stove and pipe; &e. JA3IES McXENNA,
aplA,.. Aructioneer.
. .
CitEDIT SALE of 19 Packages Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods 'and 13 Cases 800111 and Shoes, at Auction.
On Tuesday nett, Aprill7, atlo o'clock in the forenoon,
will becsold, at hicKenna's Auction Store, without re
serve, the contents of 19
: packages foreign and domestic'
Dry Goods; and 19 eases hoots and Shoes, on a credit of
4 months for all sums over S5O. It comprises a very ex
tensive end well selected assortment for wholesale and
retail inule, particularly for this market. Catalogues
will be'ready to-day. - JAMES McKENNA,
.TIMITEXISFATI:S' PROPERTY AT AUCTION,—On
Ww fluatransx, April 29111, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
wUt be siald, at theaorner of Pena : street and Garrison
alley, the following public piopertg, for cash, par funds.
viz :lit Axes, 1 Axe Randle, .2 Bogies, 1 Drum Ring, 3
Cartridge Boxes, 18 Carteena, 34 Haversacks, 171 Knap
sacks, 'Snubbers, 1 Recrainng Fltig, 3 Coffee Mills, 93
Camp Kettles, 103 Mess Pans, I Frying Pan, 2 Sauce
P 2 Wood Buckets, 5 "'is' Platcs,.3 Tin Cups, i Sad
dle et, Holster and Ci atingle, 3 Blankets, 2 Hatch
ea: lb Spades, 3 Shovels, 194 Camp Tents'. 475 tent poles,
62 Wall Tents and Flies, 6 :Wall Tent Flies, 102 Wall
Tent Poles, 7 Blankets, 11 pairs Stockings, 1 great Coat,
1 Anchor , , 2 Cranks, 1 Cast Iron Piece, I Steam Engine,
7 feet stroke, said to he an excellent article, and former
ly- used oa board the ll:States , steamer Col. Long.
Terms: cash, p,ix funds. JAMEShicIiMNNA,
apl3 ' . - Auctioneer.
117 - .AttrABLE REAL EBEATE AT AUCTION.--On
Satnidsw, Aprill4, ut 3 o'clock, P. U., Will be sold,
ou the lirensusei,lßrick House and one Frame Rouse
situate on Clay alley, near "Washington atreet, in the East
nr Third Ward or the City at Pittsburgh.
Terammuidn,knoFn on tbe day of sale.
split ". - JAMES McKENNA, Auct.
I _
• of whom it may concern, a large and varied lot Hard
-ware. Of H
ware. Cutlery, Faddlery and Axes, damaged on the Pa.
Canalioompnaing-41 dozen' razors, 14 doz. shoe knives,
14 dozen pen-knives, cards do.; 5 dozen Harlow do.,
161.6 dozen scissors , 23 dozen Butcher knives,2 dozen
• • small saw 'files; 71 pit saw do., 2 dozen wood 'rasps,
20,1300 needles, gross Jews' bum 25 gross knitting
pins, HI dozen German chest locks, 15 ; 000 fist, hooks,4ooo
Limerick fish books, 65 gross screws, 2 boxes axes, 2
'• patent spring braces with 30 bine; t small iron chest or
money hOX with secret dranters, i revolving pistol.
apl2 JABIrS. 151c1MNN A, Auct.
kAhLWED HARDWARE, Cutlery, AZI2r, Sadditrsti
41 , e on aamunt of Underwriters. at AUCTION.-0a
W@ULBI3ALiti DRY GOODS.
_ A. A. MASON A CO..
Coarmanostras AND liteomnras, No. HO Minx= Starter,
A 8E now opening the most extensiveand varied as
,JOlL'sortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS ever
exhibited in the. Western, country, comprising upwards
of eleven hundred Bales, yarchased In entire packages
(rem the manufacturers, importers, and Huge. auction
istaoyoricof, - the Emit, residing in' New York,titho is
etteistiuttly,anciding, as the newest and most fa - situ:inside
f/txxlit-t-"Alitey name in part r.--
nch Spring Prints;
Mans. De Lidnes;
" Lawns and Muslims;
.25 Cotton and Linen Ginghoms ;
ft Bleached illnslins, all grades;
udo " Muslim' ;
410 " Shirting Checks and Doinestie Ginghtums; .
27 . ' Ripka's Cottonades and SummetStuffs;
bales of Ticking. and 254) bales Brown Nutting,
Also„ cases and packages of Bonnets, Flowers,Lacea.
Bibbozut,Sdks,.Shawls, Berages, White Goods, Arm
arucles,'.Clodurtind.Cassim H
eres; Linen, osiery,
and Gloves. - .
,City and Coinitry .P.ferchautz. will find their stock as
large and desirable' as Eastern stocks. - And an exami
nation of their GoodsAnd.prices cannot fail to convince
-Withal, tritlitheir.tusdentablo 'advantages and facilities,
tkey' can criptut wit/tang Easton Sobber, The fact has
Been elettiiy deirionstrated_w_hundreds of their patrons,
.who:preitously inuthased . in the East. Their stock will
be found complete. , apt°
ChoglP Groceries.,
HE undersigned most respectfully inform the chi
-- ze e s of-Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have open
s-NEW GROCERY and PRODUCE STORE, at the
8. W. corner of Third and Rosa streets, which will bola
comma:la:twirl:roar Old Stand, N. W.. corner of Fourth
,And Ferry street...;
= • Haying unfurled our banner, with " Quick Seim and
. Strusll Privltin as its motto, we ask a share of public pa-
Annexed we give a list orour Retail Cash prices
Best Rio Coffee, 8 cents fP lb.; 13 tbs. for 131,00.
~ N. &Sugar, (old)* ets. iP lb.; 18 lbs. fatP
SI.
' " 4 N.D.Sagar(nesv) fr " " " "
u R o a n s oap, 5 a & , 22
'tMould Candler, 3.21. " " DI " "
f' •S. .Molasses; 114 " "art; 4ects.4p gallon.
a County . " • 25 .‘ re ic 50 0
L.: Bat Raisin a lnewl l2 .• V . lb. • • •
nace,'lB lits.fort3l,oo, or 4 for 25 c ants; Young Ryon,
irapenal L Gon_pewder and. Black Teas, from NJ cents to
5 1 / 5 0 Baker's Chocolate, Schmitz' Sweet Spiced.
do.; Baker's Cocoa, emitted and Pulverized Loaf Sugar,
;Kentucky Mustard, Javit Coffee, Olive Oil, &c.
Spices or all kinds, in every variety.
Our goods are new, our stock complete, and our pricea -
Irreproichable." We Most respectfully ask a calf from
the heads of families, that they may judge our goods and
prices. Thankful for past favor's, we ask a continuance
of the Mime. L J. £4..111. YOUNG &
- . N. W. corner of Fourth and Ferry,
[a..' : <And S. W. corner of Third and Ross streets.
• - Pittsburgh. Water Works.
PROPWALS will • be received at the of6de of the
Works; until TUESDAY, 27th, at 5 P. 'M., for fur-
Malting waterpipes:
110pipea,15 inch bora
aa, as , weight each 1400 tbs.
370 6 -t,„ a a :k4O as
All : to be east.in a vertical position in dry saud—the
requisite number of branches to be furnished at the same
The 15 rock pipe nro required asearly as they can poi
eihlY heMade. - . • ••
The others may be distributed over tha time , bitween
this andpecember nett, tf Zesired by the contractor.
. P.aymealsto be in Bonds, bearing interest, and having
twenty . .years to ran. ' •
•Mestmg and, delivering to be it the expense of the
contractor.. • - J. H. McCLELLAND,
a , 10:dtd - • • • Superintendent
Greenwood Garden.
'?lraiSdelightfullktraier Retreat is now open for'the
reception (We alters. Ice Creams, Prult„,Nuts, Con
ealionarK, 'the 'good things nature and an can
produce' will be
Tea_ Table
the best manner, in the.
'l3aloon. The Tea Table will be spread at 61 o'clock
Conducted'ini - Teinnertmee principles, and , closed' On
Baquetatsf the choicest Floweraput up at the 'hottest
bile , collection of the choicest variety of Green
holm. runtriDahlias; end -Minna( , Plowing Plants, for
The-ztew steamer 'Thos. Scott will be ready, in a few
Ata i r: ta to unt from the Point to the Garden. - •
== - - the-nal anti Gazette copy] ",
VALUMILE. FARM FOR. 13ALE-0f 116 Acres,
havmg9sin agood/Mlle of cultivation, and snita
improvements: the balance of the Land is of first rate
ggiOity; gni!. weli . titatiered--sitnated ono mile from the"
'West slde of Ibis -Ohio river,and - twenty Miles below
this eity..; ?Those deiaronsovecuring a healthy location
and iika , rfraAji; In, pod Farm, will attend, without de
' ; - ta• CPTUSERT, Gen Agent,
Smithfield street. -
FLGUR—..2 barrels Rrre Flour, for sale by',
dlr"sine RITE MATTHEWS tr. C. 13.
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THE subscribers take great pleasure in informing the
-1-citizens of• Pittsburgh. and vicinity that-they have
made arrangements with J. C. Jenkins & Co., of Phila
delphia, to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS.
An invoice ha s sow arrived, and will hereafter be con
stantly, kept on hand. To our. customers, who haVe
heretoforefbeen unacquainted with them, we may say,
they are neatly and securely Packed with 'metallic and
paper 'envelopes in I and 1' pound 'packages, Vvith
their printed cards on Vulh—ftrowing the kind of Tea,
price, aame of the_ concern and .depot iu Philadelphia,
with an invitation to retina the Tea, c if not liked.
The prices range, tor. Emcees:
Gunpowder: 6211 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
- AmPerial-- 50 75 1,001,25 .1,50
Hyson....• -• •• - •50 . 1,00 '1,25
Y. Hymn. • • ....•50 ,75 1,00, 1,25 1,50
. Huge 371 50
Fine - arid Extra Fine - -75 1,00 - '1.25* 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 eipeeted everywhere, from
the feet of the 'advantages. possessed by this Tea Com
an
One of the - partners , resided among' the Chinese, at
Canton; about seven 'years, engaged in the Tea trade;
bringing inta . the - present concern most'ample expe
rience in Teas, with 'other faCilities.
N..B.—Thep abstain - from giving - fanciful names to
their Teas—the qualities being designated b 7 their res
pectiVe arices, "rarer leaf , ' and 'the "-rte." included..
We tall the attentiiron of Families to the above Teas,
which can be had at the store 0f.,/.. M. YOUNG & Co_
N. W. corner of: Fourth and Ferry streets ,- and of E.
YOUNG & SON, S. W. corner of 'Third and Ross els..
Pittsburgh.
f rrßememher the Place,
' AT P. DELANY'S,
NO.49 • LIBERTY STREET,PITTSBURGH
JUST RECEIVED, an exterudve and general assort
ment of French. English, Belgian and Ameriean
CLOTRS, CASSIMERES and VBSTINGS, of the latest
and most desirable pauerns. Amongst them will be
_found a variety of entirely new style , Ftutcy Cassimeres
and Ventage of the
LATEST IhIPORTATIONS;
All of which will be made to order in the most fashiona
ble manner, at short notice and reasonable prices.
A large and general assortment of —•
• - - -.READY-MADE CLOT/RN°,
On ttana, made in the present Spring style, comprising
every description of r .
• FROCK AND DRESS. COATS,
Made of French, English, American and Belgian Cloths,
of the mossfashionablo colors. ,
New style Business Coats,. plain black andfancy
colored. Cashmarett,, Tweed anti Summer' Cloth Sack
Coats, and Pantaloons of: superior single-and doable
Cassimetest summer Clothe, and every other de
scription of gttettda suitable far SPrlng, and Summer wear.
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 .
CLOTIIING;
Altogether comprising one of the largest and handsomest
READY MADE CLOTHING;
That - can be found in the city, which will 'be sold Low
N B: To TAtr.ole.--Witt'e Graduating Shoulder Nei=
-e
ure.Syetern, far aale at " • - - - P DELANY'S,
xig6fia* - , 49,Liherty St.
Wasateil Imassediately.
V3DLAWS NVAGON—Eaquied at this office.
42g BALER COTTON—For sale by
ist,tesw
'i B e C e A tFa 41S11"*:
_ ' andligkersts:
ifUO Epps SUP. COOPER'S AND SRIROARPAN.
TER'S TOOLS--' on bend
JORNWAL - RERS,.
apt No. S 5 Wood street.
•PITII3/lUftGlit D-VF-TRADR.
:YKIHES - • •
T. S. CLARKE, - Cosratrilth;
JOHN SHIPTON' ' • '
- P AR§FNCtErCARRANORRENTS FOR 1,848;
Stai t aib oatPaalcotLitui,leaveadaily for Cincianitti,ida x.
Passenger- Packet, via litiovvaavilla, to Rdtiniore and
Philada,loktia, A. at.,. at
and 6P. . -
kali Coach Limo , @cot to Ybiladolithia, 9 A. za., and 12i
WAAterniald,Sointiein Colichilim; ;L. x.
NOrth-Weatera, via'Claveland,
Erie - sad liVea Vitt NONYYork, daily, 9". A. m.
North-Eastern to Philadelphia, daily except Sunday•;4,_
ARRIVALS:MO DEV.S.R.TOE.E OF iktAILS.
Eastern Mali Aria Philadelppla, due 3a, K., closes 12 i.
Western Mail, Cin. and Limy., due 131,1.: Ili, closes
SotilLvia Balt.and Wastirigton, due BP. IC, ea6 a es
6
Noft-Welltern via Cleveland; die 104.. ai. , elopes 9
?die and-Western NCW York due - 8 010VoIS
STOCKS'.
Par valor. Asked.', Offered.
. ..
Binh oiiittel:ougli.--- . 890,90 . $50.00 ..
890,00
Exchange Bank
.• 90,00 • Ills_ . 9,10_
Menahants , and. M.Baidi ••• • . •••.• • .. 50 NA" ) - ' .u . Y.?‘`
Farmers' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand Street Bridge „
..50,90... 5_9,00_
_.... .4_9, 3H W .
Northern Liberties• Bridge"... .. • - r
_W,cal
~. .19 ,
Old AlleghenyZEdge• ..... -- •- • 25,00 9 900 . .24,00
Connelhisitle it. R.Stoek,ptdd on . . : .
• Ithare i7 62,so ." ..' . ....‘
..
. ..:'. - 500,000 ;
1,13
•
City Bonds (6 9P aeltii)
Monongabelaßridge
_,_,25,00 -• , • t .' / 6 ' 5 0
Gas . Stock —, 9 0 ,9 6 . • • - . . • - ' :',
•...
Dayr:llevlew or the Inarkete.
.OFFICE OF i'iMPOSi; . '
9ixotteAy_brottraeo,-4pritt4, 1849 ,/5 ' -
LARD—:SaIe oE4okega at SO. Idarkist
'APPLES—SaIe of 210 bria.''gOod article at'B7o
oltiolGssafes tir emit! lots best at
04,00 i sales of ordinaty at $3,00.
CREESE;-;Sale of 750 Ibcpiime W. It.. Cheese
.BITTER—Wo heard of but one small sale of
Pfeil° Roll tit 13e.7
FLOUR--Sala on wharf at $3,55083,62. Susie
received on chavignment.
_ .
GROCERIES . —Ttie tendency is still upward. We
quote u_yaterday : Coffee 71(38c.; Sugar 5061 e.;
lkfolassee 28030 e. Brisk sales.
FEAMER3 7 ,. Itegelar lalea in a retail way at 34c
• From the Journal of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET.'
NVAT Ifontr, April 10.
Money and Exchanges—Money. has got a .
.little.
easier • and loans on vitocktiare obtainable at 7 per
.cent, but on 'the best paper 1 per cent , a month is
still demanded, and is easily obtained. Oa names
noise well known 'it ranges 14 high 'as 18 per cent.
Stocks are better at the close of the week.
In foreign Exchanges the basins was fair for the
'steamer at 4106.1. I the bulk of the business from
506, and mostly'on time. Prance 5,321040 ; Bre
men 761077 ; Amsterdam 4814339; Antwerp 3810
411: Receipts into. the Sub-Treasury on. the 7th,
$75,091 99. -Payments.s63,677 67. Balance on
heed, $2,463,587 85. Advices of a new drat/ of
$35,000. '
Provisions.. Beef sells a owl,, aed in a retail
way; no niiportant sales to notice; prices are much
the same.. Ohio mark wag sold on Wednesday at
$10,25 for mess, and prime 88,37/. Since then it
became firmer with sales of mess at 10,37/010,50,
and:prime at 8,30, closing &Ai. Pickled meats ere
plenty and lower; hams, plain cured, 51 ; molass
es do, 6 els, and some very extra at 7 eta ; should
ers 4104/ ; beef hams sold at $l6 per hal ; sides,
rib in, 551 ets. Ohio lard, with an increasing
stock, moves moderately, with sales in tierces and
WAIF • a lot of No. 2 sold at 6,3 16 ; good to prime,
6104 ; some extra at 61; kegs at 6/67ets ;
000 lbsgrease at 5: cts. Batter droops; Western
daily sells st eta': prime at 18 cur; Ohio and
Pennsylvania at 8(420 eta per BS. :Cheesa sells mod
erately :mahout the formerprices.
Oils.. The sales of whale within the ;Wet ten days
are reported to hava.been for home arse—say 110
1200 bbls here and at the' Eastward at 37038 eta ;
of very handsome selected, farther sales of .400 bids
have been madeLpt 39 cash. 200 baskets Marseilles
Olive, 1,371': Lard. Oil, in lots 62065'icts ; Refined
Bleached Elephant, 55 ; Refined 'Bleached, Spring
and Winter. Whale, - 4800 ; . Spring Sperm, 1,100
1,12 'for Uableached and 5 cents more for Bleached,
Unbleached and Bleached - Winter, - 1,1501,20, four
mos ; and 12015001 h Palm, inlots, 61eur, cash.-L-
Liniteed remains quite dull, and the sales are man.
ed to small lots English at .59a60- Seats, and best
American 60a61 cash, the former, however, can be
'tt C,
reiffi Inge T 9 lOttt dossite
Hudson since the opening of the navigation, amount
to 9634 brls. The market has
.. continued to , deciine
from dayto day, in all, since our last weekly report,
on some of the low graces, fully 63c., bat it has bean
mostly on hat description made at Waterford, Brook.
lye, Troy, &c. The sake have included some 6or
7,000 brie, for eiport at 4,5004,75. We quote City,
Brooklyn and common at 4,504.75; for good and
straight Michigan and - State, 4,7504,81; favorite
brands, not fancy, 5,0005,12; straight and good
branda of Ohio at 6,1205,25 ; pare Genesso 5,6*
5,88; ; fancy 5,8806,1.2; and extra 6,2507,00; New
Orleans 4,8605,00 for all common brands, and some
North Carolina 4,6904,75., Rye Flour has been firm
and advanced, with sales at 2,836)3,00. Cora Meal
is steady at 2,3102,38 for white; Jersey yellow at
2,5002,56; the last sale of Brandywine was at 2,75.
In Wheat there is whir demand, part for export, and
prices are low • the sales of Genesse are some 7,000
bug. at 1,2001 ,22, closing at the former price; Ohio
at 1A 0 01,03 ; white Pennsylvania 1,12. Northern
Rye steady at 58c. in the slip, and 59 delivered.
Burley has declined to 621 c., at which price some 3,-
000 bus. sold on Saturday. Oats are a little lower;
Jersey 30032 c.; Biver and Albany 3336. Corn
has been in fair demand for shipping and distilling,
and closes at 47050 c., for heated New Orleans • 50
051 for Southern white and mixed, and 54055 ' for
Southern yellow; 56057 for round New Orleins,
'and 63 for Devercux.
TEAIS.I TEAS It TEAS
PRESII ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
VITm.
STEAMBOATENT,. gen be .. found at Wesley'.
.Cirier'S Counting }Zoom, corner'of r. Wate and Smith.;
streets, Pitisburgh. • • inar97
it. Louis:.
The fine steamer MT. VERNON; •Riassi
KrnrSizildrister, will leave for the above end
cane rate ports, this day,l4th inst., at 10 ieelock,.s.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to' • •
aprl3 GEO. B. AMATEMBERGER,
Regular Zanesville Packet..
Steamer YANKEE, Capt.. AltelEz
vtairday,So o'clock, P - M.
learner J E N NY LIAM, Captain Gastionsa,leaves
every Tuesday, al 2 o'clock, P. X.
For freight or passage apply to
' NV. B. WHEELER, Agent,
np3 Corner of: Water and Smitifield
lard.
1848, 1840.
CINCINNATI AND:PITTSBURGH
DAILY.AEITEAM PAOKEV LINE.
'puts Independent Line of steamers is now Composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and funneled;
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the _best and
most experienced men engaged in the river
.banness,
The line has been in operation for six genre; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. _The proprietors challenge cent
paiisen with any passenger line m the Union for safety;
regularity; . tind speed. • All that money htu:
been pramded for the safety, comfort and-c o n ve nience of
passengers. - The boatsleave forCiuginnati as follows:
MONA! YRICRE.7.-4The linntosaainai,Cant. Stoat,
wil lie ava Pittsburgh every Monday momingat 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every hlonilay evening at 10 F. M.
•
.TORSDAY PACICEZ—The H/lIMILITA. No. 2, Capt.
J ilaineeltcr, mill leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at /0". it. ,
WZDNESDA Y PACKET.—The Nsw Essuss N.
2, Capt. S. .Dcan, willleave Pittabutghavary Wedneaday
morning at tOo'climit Wheeling every Wednesday evn
ing at 10
THURSDAY RACIEST—The .Barr.r.wer, Capt.' R. J.
Grace, mill leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10?.
FRIA! r PACKET—The Cizerrallo. 2, Capt. Creeks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning dt 10 o'clock
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r.
SdrtatbAYPACHEZ—The Mammon No. 2, Capt.
I. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 t. st.
•
btNDAY PACERT.—Thd ISAAC NIWrON, Cent. P.
Derol, will leave Pittsburgh every SuMay . =flung at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10
nov 10.
LOUISVILLE PACKETS.
FON - M'af.IiLING, CINCINNATI ' & LOUISVILLE.
onto U .L
•
sari?. 14: i 1 fine and fatipriforiierve7r,acPar
mender vrill leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Loutriille, arid all intermediate Ports,
evely, Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FOIISYTH & DUNCAN, Agents.
• The Telegraph has been built expressly for a regular
Packet, and wuh a view entirely to the comfort of-pas
sengers; the wecionnodations are inferior to no boat on
the western wales. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin No 0 and Pike No 9, to Sam-
I .Oldi .-4 koethrough,rivz row. • ap2l-ly
18414 1848.
Pittsbarigh and Brownsville Daily Pocket
Line. .
Fr.llll74llrr let 1848. AND 4 a
Ist, UM&
LEAVE DAILY AT A. M. AND 4P;
The following - new boats complete the line
for the 'present amen ATLAPFPIC, Capt,
James Parkinson; BALTIC, ell T., A.Jacobr,
. •
Every comfort that money can procure" has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the hfonongehela Wherfßeas,
at the foot of. Roes at. Passengers will pnnetnal on
board, as the hosts ;will certainly !entre at the advertise
hddrs.
_
Tlie new and sendid passenger steamer
Algt,JpZ. TAYLOR , M. E. Leese, Master, run
as a Regular PAC ket between 'Pittsburgh and
Ctirtg, easing this city every Monday,Wednesday
and Fridqx, at 10 o'clock, a. ay. and 'Wheeling every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday , at 8 o'clock, A, Y.
For freight or passage, (having superior acconunoda
tions,) apply on board.
The Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed
and accommodation is not snrpassed by any boat on the
river. (jana)) ARMSTRONG ik CROZER, Agta
Seimlor Packet for Sunifini.
12
, *
THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE Capt.
Basses, w il l leave (Mild above and inter
-IXle tate ports on Wansidays and &sturdays.
For freight or pauatre apply on board, or to
`._
au2fi 0.0. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt.
____—__
New. Arrangement — .
_
THE iteame r CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues
day', Thursday, and Saturday', at 9 She . re
turninz on hfonday, Wednesday, and Fnday. h'as a
boat/lithe /andinS, between Wind street and the Midge,
prepared to receive freights at any time.
math S. & W. HARBAUGH, Agents,
N 0.33, Wood street.
Summer Arrangement. .
maidTHE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke,
blaster, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver,
augow, and Wellsville, every - Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. m. Having a boat at the
landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For freightor passage apply to
mal7.tf G. W. HARTON & CO., Agents
. Blew Wheeling Paoket.
g ia The new and splendid passenger
steamer JA MESNELSON,G.D. Moore
- Master, will run as a Regular Pack.
between Pittsburgh and Wheeling, le av
Ing *Micky every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a
10 o'clock, A. i s., and Wheilingovery Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. 11. '
For freight "or passage, (having superior accornmoda
tione,) apply on board.-
The James Nelson ill an entirely new boat, and for
spee4 and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat
on the river. AMSRTRONG fc CROZEFt,
deetkrf Agents.
Frank/in PACIelt,.
AW .Tbe fast:packet ALLEGHENY BEL LE,
Capt. Wm. HANNA, will run regularly he
tsveen nts urgh and Franklin, on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, r. m. For freight or passage, apply on board.
dec27
FRESH ARRIVAL OF. NEW GOODS,
AT P. DELA.NIVS,
NO. FORTY-NINE, LIBERTY sr. f , PITTSBURGH.
TUST RECEIVED, an extensive and, general. twan
g), meet of French, English, Belgian and American
Cloths, Cassimerea and Pestings, of the latest and , most
desirable . patterns. Amongat them Neill be round a varie
ty of entirely new styles. Fancy Cassimereg and Vest
madeof the latest importl fashionab l e which will he
to order in the mostmanner, at short
notice, and reasonable prices..
On On hand, a large assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHINO,-made up in the present Spring. Style, and
will be sold low for cash.
N. B. To Tart.oas.— Watt's Graduating ShOulders'
Measure System. for sale at (mrlidtcw) P. DELANY'S.
/goat.
ON Monday evening, some .place between the 'Dia
ij f or d the Fifth Ward, two City Warrants—one
No. 272, 151.50 ; the other for 518,06. The linder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at the May
or's Office. JESSE M. JONES, ,
aps ' Watchman.:
fk HMIS CREAM NUTS—Just recd and tarmac by
aps JOSHUA RHODES, No.O Wood at.
800 11 arrart j oie; di t i.f k ,justreg ; and fo b r ° :r e ttet ;.l6°
qll
JOSHUA -RHODES'
viOLISSEE- - --100 half barrels prime quality for sate
J
by
JOHN -F. PE RRY; . •
apsj Cornerof Hancock:et. and Allegheny Wharf.
RIDAPPLES-500 bushels, forsale.try
- JOHN, F. PERRY,
apsl Corner of Hancock et. and Allegheny. Wharf.
,tIED bas.. rime Quahaf t or sow
b
- OP P Y, —7
a w.wl_i ps] y
Next door to PerryH HN
art.
It r °va d toNo.•lp, Itt . ,?t an N?Mf t t eu :!ire remove o. c:rpirr
BOOKS . --2 gm. Calf Bellovis poeket "Boots;
• 6 " Morocco " " "
.10 " Sheep " " '
On - hand arid ter isle by
MeCANDLESS - 4c CA hIPSET.,
97 Wood idreet;
()6 HALE =a _
en'of Match BCotivd ' Harves.
Fm.
_p
X*, quite .. mcCA.NDLESSir, CAMPBELL:`
am° - ' '97 . Woodvtteen
CS tt
n.p to Ca
plabr ;
450. barr'd do. do. ... , 1
• , .20 Bishop Lawn;
. •;; ~; ;20 'Mull Muslin. •
received and for sale by
.
McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
. _Wood wart.
01.1N/L=A , Safe Sep, marked 210: The owner cm
Jr!. have it, by calling at this 'office And. paying for this
notice:
ap7
S f -x*-.-:~.)r~~:,: ~.~scz~.~s~..d.a".-~: '4:: 'era `"~.`~.d"'""''a.c~ctT a +a:~:7a+.....x_ ~a~.:: .i-pia: ark.. `. a'-~i„ _,~4
e ..
-~~~;
~~x...
rl=Z
mtr -.l.nutlw_rw
polyp cur pITTSBITELOU
.
Bt , ricer xv,tralt, P 12114•
aRxiYTD
Steainer. Lake Erie, SholeS,Beaver. '
Miettigan No. 2, Gilson, Beaver.
- -:Robt.'Wighttaaa; Beaver.
" Baltic, Jacobi, BroVinsville
" - Atlantic,Tarkinson, do.
" . Messenger -N0.2, Woodward,
Pairmoun ,Ebber St. Louts:''.
Va nkeni_McKee - Z , anesville;" , •
St. LOlllll..
"• Caliti„DiSpe Murdock, WelLs'olle.
Z. Taylor, Lucas, Wheelieg.
- DEPARTED,
..Steasier MichigarrNo: 2, Gilson;,Beav!i.
Lake Erie, Sholes, Beaver.
-" Rold. ,l Vightman,'----, Beaver.
Baltic, Jacobs, Browrutville.
Atlantic'Parkinson do
Coles. hg. " Lo s ials..
g i ellor r ip i e c:. 7c r te i l l tipfi s k
• ?.
• E.X.C.ILA NOE s s AND,- , E14-NKING ..
E: coiner of Third any InKid streur.
and Time Bills of Exchange, Bank f Notes an
17 foreign- - and domemie Coin bought and sold on th
most favorable terms. , - - •„.
Collectionsmade in all the principal cities - of the Union
,at the lowest rates. • Jel2
st.turt sminaa. i : narrsno Bann:
'IMAM:Eno:Ic - IMIIIII..
Banker:sand Esetangs Broken; Dagen in Foreign and
Doine.nic Bills, Bala af _Exchange, ftenide f n es ,t" Depos:
Bank "Nola and Ccdn. -
Corner of Thir d and Woodsts., directly opposite tios Si:
.
_ Chanel Hotel. , • ma ys t a
do -
Banners and .Dsaters in Exchangs. :Coin and ihnik /Youth
No; 55,11tarketscren, 1 2 1114+411h . - .
IYLLA(O BAWL ICILXITGE. • Bo y ima
Neir:Pork 33 Pl , Cincinnati -
Philadelphia ... Louisville
Baltimore : : • " St. Louis -
CMCE:=!
.iiiiying , rates . ..- , Buying ram
Ohio . - '' i du. Coins) , & , City ord's ;
Indlina , ../-. Relief Notes 4
Xentrteky I , s Penns_ylvanis. Co. • .
Virginia • '. I "York : 1.
Wheeling • i ".• land
4
Tennessee • .3 44 : New Orleans , -
an. 1 9 ,7 - . . .
NOON. THOS. 111.11GINZ
800 Pit dr...SARGENT.
BANKERS. AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
B. Corner of Wood and sfatth souts., - Pialburgh; Pa.,
HEALERS Coin;Bank Notes, Time ,Bills -.Foreign
ix and Domestic Exchange t eertifteates - of Deposit, &a
• EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe; for sale in sums to suit purelittsers.
CURRENT and par funds received on depesite. _
COLLECTIONS made on all pins of the Union ' s! the
lowest rates. se 11-1 •
IarANTED.—Four good
j r 4s
P ig n aril a gTON,
"
mar 97 ' St. Charles Building
CREAM CHEESE- 7p boxchir i pr'Amior eary
411 KI
POT ASH-9 bbls. Pot Asi - reeelved ,
and for sale by KIND &'lsl.ooRlig&D,
ape ' ' , ' 'Diamond.
------- -
r OW
—¢O nnz., on i
apat uzn i zuft ru sat ikAx H
.-L•
Flip° bble., in thine and . for 41:
bar.o6:
40BAGS PECANS; 10 bbls. do.ijasi received mindful'
Vale by
[ap.sl . JOSHUA RHODEf3:
0 11HEN A e1'1,1&3-21 inn 411db:eft= steamer
vkji Cinderella; and for tale by
- meal) SMITH to
F : o met tra oar, Just received
by actual boat "Comet," and for silo by
8. & W. HARSAUGH,
aplo N 0.53 Water and 104 Front state t.
- -•
nREEN APPLES-30 bbl.. Green Apples, itt eters
.‘jr
and (or ante by lapioj Gair. W. GARBAuom
"Dk ARLEY-400 bashes prima Ohio Barley, receivid
',UVand for sole by (ap10) 8. &W. H&RNLANGII.
LEATHER --6 bundles Leather, in the rough, reeepred
and for Bale by (apla) 9. &W. HARBAUGH.
inch pBLs: LOUISVILLE LIKE—Jost received and
WV for sale by W. tc; J." C. ACHESON,
. No. 2 Smithfield at.
100 BiILS.IIOM4NITE APPLES--Offered very lour,
to close consignment, by
„ W. fr. J. C. ACffESON,
. ap9 : No 2 Smithfield at , r .. Bflra -- PliTATo — t3—lteciiiiii and - fiii Tittleby -
L p .
W. ti. J. C. ACHESON,
Bp2 , No. 2 Smithfie Id at.
BBL& FLOUR—Hambieson's brand, for sale by
4.1 t 1 nP 7 ARMSTRONG & GROZRR.
.2- ap reed C 7 KS BACON—Just ed and (oriole by --
ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
2BBLS. FRESH ROLL BUTTER- , -To•day .received
and for sale by NA ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
_
LARDtile — eelre — d and for sale by
apY - ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
pure 'Marc; ;We Fear
vV sale by Ron ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
RIED A r mz•
and fc)r sale by (
20 sae Deed App es, ast tea
.7) ARMSTRONG & CROZEM
100 PS. ALL WOOL TWE .. ZDS—For sale by
60 Pl. nfE l tu C reeiptices, t:y rfeb2o 4 l , H. 1.1:E. e
1 CASE OBEY BLVD CLOTH—Just rec'd, sad for
sale at manufacturer's prices, by (feb2o) LEE.
-- "clTH—On band and
H. LIM .
RICAN A Yr
01,1,93)
50FAT RSHRAB HLANKEPO.--Tbe anent:Moot Cal
"longs men is directed to this article. "Mervin be
sold low; to close consianment, by Hir2o) H. LEE.
IDED Stas,.NKETI3-1 case (50 pair) hied kilankets,o9
Cl,by 6 ta t ribbon boned, received this day, on
consigrurient from the manufacturer, and for sale by
op? Liberty, opposite Filtb'street
rICI7TQI I I YARN-10001) lb& assorted 140 a., Vara
VOhiin, ar_re-, 150 bales Batting; 45 do. Ce.nd/e•wielt!
For sale at lowest market sates, by . .
la -P 2 - REMY, MATTIIEWS 8c CO.
_ _ _
)0A
bb.
RIMY, MATT
T keg* NO-1,1 bbl do. da to stare • for sale
1.4 b ap'll ' RHEY ALATTBEWS'et
IFLANO t hey-543 Lbli. White. Peens,
Corn, in store. For gate by .
4 0 rimer, mierniEws,
.
QUNDRIES--11.0 sacks Teaches, WU bushels Cheat.
1.3 nuts, fn stoie and for sale b y
_
apt : RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO,
.IEigRING -100 bow Scaled Herring, received and
lo t r
maw Liberty street.
ARM 8-160 boxea M. H. Raisins
4011 f. "
fatar3ol
4 . in store and for
7.8. BONNET. Liberty at.
ORANGES AND LEMONS bores biles Orang es .ln mono aria for sale by Dar3ol J. S. BON?ikr.
I BELLS. SMALL wanw. SHAN'S—Reed and for
V sale try • fasar29l CUMMINS*. SMITH.
SUBUSyELS
,DRY PEACHES--Reed and for sate
y • (Inakar) CVMMINS . Ic SMITE[.
300 BinAaßltpLS FLOUR—lt c eal i fgor k ete byrn.
VXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—Alway:s on.hand and for
.1.4' sale by [rnar29) CUMMINS 8. SMITH.
CHOP'D CORN FOR '_
ATTLEANDHESOSo—CSn
stantIy on band and for sale by
n2ar24 , RHODES h ALCORN, 30 Fifth at.
SM. TURPENTINE--t 0 bills ., in prime order, just
received and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCX fr, CO,
.Corner Lt anti Wood eta,
- IDXTRACT LOGWOOD-:70 eases, just reed and for
sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
mar 24 • , . Corner Ist and Wood Its:
.._
DAMS OREEN-19 cans, true, reed and for sale
1, by ' B. A. VALINESTOCK & CO., - -
11.nr25 !; /i Corner Ist and Wood sta.
7 )LANTATION SUGAR AND MOLASSES
-100 /dada. prime Plantation Sugar; -
,100 bble. do. do. Molasses ; just received
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON,
mar 44 . 170;Liberty atreet.
SUGAR. HOUSR AIDLASSES—fiAbrIa. 8. H. Molasees,
Louisiana Refinery, just recerved, on__cjsrlment
and for sale by MILLER & sN,
marl 4
_l7O Liberty street.
NEY , -ribbls.-Hortay just received on_gplisiglimV e
and for see by MILLER & N,
inarl4 - ,.1.70 Liberty street.
13RODUCE—losaeks Driedteaebea;
JL 40 kegs No.l Lord; for sale by
MILLER & 111CM`SoN,
170.LIberty
PEACH BRANDY-15 barrels Peach liriuldy,inst re.
ceised and for sale Dv
- - lauFairuczersox,
170 Liberty street.
ICE—Zkricrces Rica, in store and forsale b
NILLER & N,
'l7O Liberty "street.
HELL C0111115.-LA great variety of Hack, Dressing
IWi4 Side Combs, new styles, on band at
ZEBULON KINZEtS,
G 7 Market street.
APARTNER WANTED— With a Cash Capital of
81800, to be the'Business Partner in, a Manafactory
doing a large and profitable business in this city.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street_
VTACAULEY , B ENGLAND.—A new and cheap edi
tion of Macaulay , ' Mowry of England, this day re
ceived aid for wile RAY CO.,
mar24' Corner WoOd and Third its.
. .
- - -
TEAS.'
uE finest qualities of (Irwin and Black Teas, in 1,
T 1••
and pat togas, warrantedNual in price and gnat
ity to any in theeity, HWIRY C . KELLY,
mar24:2 Corner Fifth street and Market alio • .
Leaf Tobacco. -
60 BALES CUBA, Just received and for isleby
J. A. MAZURIA
''i No. a 3 Hand st.
'ow& for Californians.
OOLT , S
,RRVOLVEFL'S, with apparatu_ ,s Eipress
.to a lawriays; by JOHN CARTWRIGHT, '
ttrarlG . 83 Wood street.
T. EMONSt LEMONS!-350 boxes Lemons, just re.
JI-11 coined gild far sale by • JOSHUA RHODES,
marthat ', • • ' No: 0 Wood et.
ltirAvatmurs HISTORY _OF ENGLAND—VoIs. 1
In, and 2, price 50 cents—Butler's edition--containing
all tbb ruattnr, verbatim et literatim, of vols. 1 and 2 of the
London edition—embellished with an accurate portrait
of the , author. Two Vole. in one ; price,soc.. A large
supply of the 'above received and for sale_by
JOHN H. Ida,4 LOR,
- 81 Woad street.
ANDSCAPEBATER-- • •
_Li I set,' a view rof the Battle of 'Monterey;
1 0.-as " - Cerro Gordo ;
„ ;- . Buena Vista •
- Feta de Paris;
- I " -• " Chase de Lyon; '
1 " a Garde Frtuteatr •
•tt • r - Col. C. Auvergne:
• The aboim 1s suitable for papering largerpublie rooms
Formic, at the,warshouse of - •8. C. HILL;
mar3o - . • • " 87 Wood st
. --
A FLANNEL...q--These mostdetarable Goods,
warranted not to shrink in washing, are eanitant
ly kept for sale at Dry Goods /louse of W.B.MUD.P.BY,
corner of-Fan:tit and Market 'urea_ ,ts Where a fresh sop
ply.has just been reeeraell. , -Also, hate Welsh Gauze and
Persian Flannels, for infants. mar3o
Sede
I N Ee
'3VILiRV_ILLEi -GALLIA.
Several Farmsy lion:On-Acres to 6600;Also, several
Panes in different parts of the Strite. Some ofthemwill
be exchanged for City properly. ~ Also, a good' TaVere
Stand'in Lot t‘ lin by 1013; tbe Build
ing_s are in gcoostorder. - , •
nit . ..further particulars, enquire of S. DOI,AN or A.
TONER, second story Burke's - Building, Fourth street,
Pittsburgh.. k '
AU-letters mast be post paid.
TICE SALE-,A Two Story F tame Ronne, and Lot, 25
' feet front. on Mercer street deep. The House
is well arranged, having 3 bed rooms,hal t, parlor, dining
room and kitchen• wash house, and front and .back .
porch. Price, 81200. •
Also, Three Building Lots. .each 25 feet front by
. 76 .
deep. Price, $500,134W, 8400. Terms accommodating.
, -S. CUTIIIIERT,Den. Agent, •-•
apl3 Smithfield street.
HOUSE AND LOT, IN FIFTH WARD, FOR SALE.
Situated on Walnut . below Pike street. The House
is wellarranged.4withditung rtiorn rind kitchen, with hy
drant; a hall and two parlors; two bed rooms and fin
ished g . arFet; bake-oven and hydrant in the yard. The
whole In good -order, and will be sold at a bargain.,
Alan; 14 - shares of - Hand street Bridge Steck. - -
For rent, a good Brisk House, on Caldwell at.,
' z S. - CUTHBERT, Gert:Agent;, -
ape - 4 Smithfield street.
FARM FOR /ALE—Th.-Acres, about three miles from
tee City on the' Turnpike, adjoining-the , old
Black Horse Taverh property. near East Liberty. The
ground is well improved, and In adelightful situation for
a country seat. It has thereon a'good - Dwelling House,
and three small tenant hinisea r and one of the bee
springs of water in the country; and can be bag on very
accommodating -terms. • Enquire of _ • • •
&DRS - THOS. PITELLOM
FOR Ana Brick House, and Lot, near the
Court House. Apply to SHANNON,' -
niarla - Att>jr at LIM; Fourth' street.
10 LET—A large Brick .Dwelling Howie; atiltable - -Tor
two families. -Situated brr Federal -street,
Allegheny. Apply.to . ' • H. LEE,
. telcr2 - Lihertratreet, oppolite Fifth.
- -
To LET--In - Aliegheny , city, a Dwelling Gouse,Sta
biz nod Lot, - 40 fee[ y riedupled by, Benj.
Glyde, adjoining Geo. Hogg. For termi, addrese the
'subscriber, via box 140, Pitniblurgh Post M ee.
fcbltbdtf, ALEX: BRACKENRIDGE...
VORSALE OR RENT— A tTsvo Story Brick.Dwellingr.
situate on Fifth street. opposite the Court Rouse.—
Enquire - ,
jaul7 MB Liberty street, opposite Seventh.
lITAVERN STAND AT. SHOUSTOWN, FOR
RENT,--A, commodious and well Ellished Tavern
Stand, in this village of Shousetown 12
!urn' bed in
modern edyle, with good Stabling attache t
d. I
leased foie terrikof years. Addles!' will
be
janl2 P. SHOUSE, ShousetoWn.
rino LET—A good dry t la situated on the Norw
j. east side of the Ditutiond, suitable: for an. Eating
Room, orStorage of any kind.-:.Enquireof .
Homo; re, cANTWELL,
.
_ Remoyal.tirocierles, ,fie : rpHE subscriber* hiving removed from N 0.170 to Nos.
1.72 and 174 Liberty street, offer for sale Goode, as
follows, in store and now landing , viz:.,
390 bag s pride Rio Coffee, new, crop ;"
40 " Old Government Java Coffee ;
1.50 hhds. prime NeW Orleans Sugar;
520 bbls. Plantation Molasses;
100 " St. James Sugar-house Molasses; ..
100 hf. eh. Young Lipson Tea;
40 " -." Gunpowder and Imperial Tea • new
40 " " Chalon Powchong - '
crop.
79 catty boxes Y. H. and Gunpowder Tea;
100 bags white BraziiSugar;
60 boxes white Havana Sugar;
40 bags Pepper;,
20 " Allspice ;
100 boxes Mustard, WI and f lb. cans;
100 " Malaga Bunch Raisins ;
20 casks Zante Currants;
10 bales-Sicily Almonds ;
• 100 boxes Bichmeed Tobacco ; • .
50 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles Olive Oil ;
200 bbls. and 100 hf. bbls. No. 3 large Mackerel;
9 barrels Honey;
1500 lbs. Cheese ;
2000 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil
1000 " Bleached North-west Whale Oil ;
1000 '" Crude " tA
300,000 Cruz &Sons' suP'r.Principe Cigars;
30,000 Havana Segars ; .
20 half pipes cognac Brandy, of various vintages;
2 puncheons Jamaica Spirits;
3 pipes Holland Gin;
20 qr. casks sup. Teneriffe Wine ;
10 Madeira Witte; -
20 '• Lisbon " -
40
" Oporto "
" Sweet Malaga Hine;
15 Indian barrels ' "
15 Kids. Claret;
20 qr. casks Haut Sauterne ; •
40 cases sup'r ,Bordeaux Claret ;
30 resketa Chinnpagne Winer;
2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters;
200 bbls. pure Rye Whisket ot from to 6 ears chi.'a, a It
•
Linen 011nighaiss,
lir R ItlllßPfilY,'al North east corner of 4th and
- r Market streets, his =seised a large assortment
of Linen Lumen and Ginkhasoni and French - Dress
Gingham": Also—
Drab Al • ear nnd Motutde Lames;
sitsmaar,rrrrrrrr
:~~l'.'. ' ~ ~..
Braise. hsartaplrs and Time; • -
Super. English Prints;
Domestic do.
A large assortment of Gloves, notdery, and spring
Goods generally,to which this - attention of all buyers of
Dry Goods Is invited.
Der 'Wholesale•Rooms on second , story, where goods
arid be sold to dealers Very low. • and:
do: Shelled
BORACIL F. AUL
,LUAC
Land and General Agency Older,
AT Tilt CAPITAL Olf iLLIIIIOIII, OTT OW SPRINGFIELD.
70 Non-resident If of Illinois Lands—Holders of
indebtedness, and all persons dcrir- •
ouspureliatiag . State Lands with
senp or lands.
MAE undersigned would nupectliallyinform the public
„1. that they have established in this city—the capital of
the State of Illinois—a LAND and GENERAL AGEN-
C YOFFICE, for the transaction of all bunt' kiss apper
taiping thereto,vrithin the limits of the State.
All transactions relative to the purchase and sale of
lands, examining lands cad reporting their location;ad
vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming-land sold
for taxes, investigating titles, &C., buying and eilling all
descriptions of State indebtedness; this and every other
description of business attached to a General
- Laud
Agency, on the most extended scale, 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, iind at the very fountain head of
all information in relation to matters connected with
lands.taxes, and State inientedness, through the medium
of the government arid executive offices. In addition to
this important advantage the senior
years,partner, Mr. AM,
has occupied, for several the position of principal
Clerk in the State Auditor s office, and having had charge
of the booki and State land department in said office, hiss
obtained a thorough knowledge on all sabjeeta connect
ed with this agency; and we are, therefore, enabled at all
times to give correct and prompt information, mush in
advance of any other agency in the State. Oar location
is also important to - non- rendenta wishing to pay taxes,
as our acquaintance with the collectors of the revenue is
such that we can obtain the tax - receipts. thrones the
mail, and the money paid directly into the State therebytreasu
ry
avoiding the risk of remitting Quids by mail.
also beg leave to inform perianth:wishing .10 put
chase State lauds, that our arrangemenu ate such, that
we can, at all times, furnish State bonds, scrip, or indebt
edness to ang amount, and at less rates than any other
Invoncluicaf, we take pride in referring to the char
acter and standingof the gentlemen who have been kind
enough to permit lit tone their' names as references, and
with a sincere desire to please, , backed by fidelityitnillar
try and promptitude in ail our business transactions, to
merit the confidence of all who may entrust their busi
ness to our hinds. ASH & DILLER
.S•princAdd, Much 20;184D.
v Rasa airs
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon,•,—..••• - • • •ll..S:SOnate.
lion. James Cooper,. ..... • • • • • do
Col. Samuel W.Dlack, ••• —.Sittsburgh,Pa.
J. Vogan •• do.
Gen. Robert Patterson, • Philadelphia _;.
Gen. Adam Diller..•••••• .... .
Joseph L. Chester, • • .•.• .. •• do.
Messrs. Wadswonti &_SPeldiiin, Hew I ork City.
Messrs. Hill, McLean &cat:: ....New Orleans.
Messrs. A. Clowdy . &
. Imnitvil!e.
John M. Wymer Esq - '.', • • -• - .'••St.: Lou.
James„Calhoun,
cri;, • is -
His Ex. Gov. A. C. cinch, ~Springfield,
Llon.Thoinas H. Carstplielle';•` , . •• • 'do.
lion. S. H. Treat do,
I ! RUA : 5 ••• 0 ;
Air AO2I.I.ILEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 25 Cear a lll. volume. - •
Life of Franklin ;
The Midnight Sun, by Fredrtka Bromer • •
Twelve Lectures on Comparative Embryolo gy, by
Louis Agassig ;
Reapheal ; or pages of the Book of Life at twenty, by
•
Lantartina - - •
The Lancaster Witches; a Romance of Randle-For
rest,. by Aunworth ; - •
Tha Secret Passion; by the author of the youth of
Shakspeare, : . - • :• •.
Paul Ardertheini, the Monk of Wissahikonf
Life in Paris, Mysteries of London, Califorhia Guide
Life and Adventures of Dick Tornio
Outlines of Physiognomy. by Redfield, M. D.;
• The Ditunond and therearle, by Mrs. Gave ;
Four months among the Gold Diggers, by . J. T. Brooks,
M. D.; • • ••- ,
The Prime; or' George St. George ',Julian, by . Henry
Cockton;
Life in London: a story of.tailling interest, founded
upon the scenes of Rapputessind Misery;
The Reformed Highwayman ; a sequel to Esther 'de
Medina, or the Crimes of London;
Eugene Sae's Seven Capital Sins
151emories of a young Physician: by Donts;
Bulwer's and Maryatt's Novels, bound . ; •
Dicken's Warks,bousid ; • ,
A large variety of popular publications and standard
works on hand, and for sale by
WORK
' • -.-
MIRK . HOLMES,,
ata22 Third st., opposite the Post Office.
- •Mfiksing.
A — large Box, directed' to W. it. Murphy; Pittsburgh.
-.LI: It was takes by a draymma from the store of Ur: If.
Murphy, and directions to leave it at hlcKee's Grocery
Store, corner of First and Wood streets, but it , as not
delivered there, and it Is supposed has been lett by mix.
take at some other house. The draymanls facials known
by the person who gave hint the box, but Ms name. and
residence are 'Mt known. • . :. • tnar2o
Fiminliy Groceries.
rusubscribei would call the attention' of the public
- s jarae and well selected stdcirt-frinily GRO
MESsand,VEAS: , Families will. he Sopplied On the
lawnat term's; lid all articles delivered free of chnrce - in
either of Ihetwocitles;by HENRY C. ICELanr
intir24:l2a Corner Fifth street and Market alley:
- -
Collsfest • dare. • •
Ur
R. MURPHY has now open a large assortment of
. the above Goods, of various styles, and at ex
tremely low price. ; . • . • , •
Linen Cambric Frandkerchiefig, of all- qualities, from -
In cents up to $3,50; alsoonourniug du, Of different
qualities. , • k . s
Bobbing Edgings—Some new patterns, very pretty,
just open. • -. •
Victoria and Lisle Edgings; also, Litorn Thread Edg
ings and Laces,. warranted linen, and at less than.one
half the former prices—besides, a teats assortment of
.WHITE GOODS
. generally, such as Mulls, Nausooks,
Jackonets, Cambrics, Book blushes and Wishop Lawns.
11:7 Wholebale Rooms up stairs, corner of Fourth and
Marketstreets. • ..•••• •• -ant
ap7:lm&svo
Pat!lto Bale Omntbu ssss s tin , mar.
T I LL . be exposed at Public. Sale on.SAVIRDAY,
- April 1491, at 9 o'clock, at the Norse Market, cor-,
net. of Liberty,street and Canal. Basin, for and on ac
count of fernier purchasers, 3 Omn'busses, 2 Sleighs, 10
setts Harness, and S Horses which have been nnunagon
the Oakland lane. The sale will be positive, to thehlgh
est bidder, ' . THOS O'NEIL.
.
25,000 'lrked', of Paving.
rp HE Birmingham Town Council, desiring to contract
.1 with some suitable person or persons, to furnish ma
terials and to pave about 25,000 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. WElroy.
By order of the Council.
..ap2ilm . THOMAS BLACHhIORE, President.
. • • GOLD! GOLD GOLD!. .
HOPE CLOTHING
HJ. ROGERS respectfully informs -hie friends and
. the public that he has opened his rrEw CLumnso
Brous, No. 27, Market street, between Front andllecond,
where be will keep constantly on hand a large and sup*.
rior assortment ofelothingounable for thapresent semiotic
Having just returned from the East with a new and
iplendid assorunent of Cloths, Cassimeresand Vestings,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be made up
onthe shortest node& and in the moat fashionable style,"
on the one price cash system, as low as can he had at
any other establishment in Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the - place, but call at ilea CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No. 217-Market st , Pittsburgh. [ror3l:3m
' Valuable Real Estate for litUe
HE Subscriber will sell, at private sale, that valuable
T
Property, on the Fourth street road, adjoining his
prLsent residence, and give possession immediately,—
There are about TEN ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, in a
high state of cultivation. The improvements are a large
and well finished BRICK DWELLING HOUBEra su
perb Barn,andother out-buildings. Adjoining the Dwell
ing is a running . Fountain and a good Pump, which tar
nish 'a constant supply of excellent water. There is a
variety of Fruit Trees and Shrabberyon the premises.—
If the above described property le not sold soon, it will
be rented for a time. Also, for sale a large LOT, on
Pen.tsylvania Avenue, at the end of- die board-walk. •
(nature of [mar3l:3ml DAVID BEELER.
Congress Gaiters.
T ADIES, wanting something superior, both for look
.L 4 and comfort, to anything they have ever worn, will
please call and examine them. These Boot, have no
strings to tie and nine '
and dangle about the ankle;
they are not only much handsomer, but display.the foot
and ankle to a much better advantage than any other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also Ave time and trou
ble. 'Manufactured by S. KEYS. •
mar2B • No. 8 Fifth street.
LADIES' SPRING EIHOES-Silk, Satin and French
Lasting Gaiters, of every variety and color, on hand
and made to order.
Also, a full assortment of Children's Shoel, of every
description. Manufactured by S.REYS,
marts *No. 8 Fi ft h street—
- -
CURTAIN PAPER-5000 pieces of Rainbow Window
V Curtain Paper, new styles i 2000 pieces plain Green
do, in 8 C. HILL'S,
mar3o - 87 Wood st.
• Buell's= & Co.,
BOT TLE RS Aso hisanirAcTututas or . hinstrasz
WArice, Sarsaparilla, Porter, Ale, Cider, Root Beer ,
?dead and Pop,' No. 18.hiarket street, and 100 Liberty
street, corner of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh. • maaby
For. Sale.
AFINE second-handed Two Horse Family CA:11111AGZ
and Harness, in good order. Apply immediately to
THOS. SANDERS, corner Finn street and Cherry alley,
as a bargain will be given. ap4l:3l*
For Sale. _ t
DRUG SPORE, in Grunt street, near Second. 1J En
quire of ' fap3.lwq WM. HARDEN.
V oth Store.
MUNSON is opening the largest importation. " di
rect”” of CLOTHS, CASSIMERM, VESTINGS,
cad TRIMMINGS, expressly for this market, which, for
richness of finish, excel any.
It 7 Post Baildi •a, corner Fifth and Wood. lapa.ter
• Isaac Williams,
MERCHANT TAILOR, Smithfield street, No. 12, be
AIL twee's' lit sod 2d streets.
NOTICE. The undersigned hereby gives notice that
from and after this date Mr. Jona Horn is the only
authrnized person to receive moneys and sign receipts
or orders In my name; • C. WERNEB LIRG,
• Fashionable Head quarters,.
mil 2, '49. No. 28 Market st.
Pi oburgh, A
ECEIVED AT M. A. MINER'S.—The Caxtents,
Fatally Picture; by E. Drawer 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 Hulibur.
ton. author of Sam Slick. '
The' Adventures of Caleb Williams, or things at( they
are; by William Godwin;
• -Davis , Manuel of Magnetism; new edition. .
•wt ~Yiiltaattatiana. '
•
A New Description of California, complete with . all
the useful information to emigrants to that country; by L.
W. Hastings, a resident of California.
marl 6 Ssuranzi.o ST.. an uooa
Aprilltiagaztne s race IvetTait, A...2llliaerfa i
et °Drew Lun^ ,
s BOOK, FOR APRIL Larahanes
Magazirm for April. .
Sartain's Union Magazine,- for April.
Macaulaybt.England, land 2 par&. 'cheap edition.
Published by the Ha rp ers._ ' •
Part Illustrated Life of Di. Franklin.
Celeste, the Pirate's Daughter; a Tale of the South
west. By Miss Eliza A. Duprey- .
The Midnight Sun, a Pil by'Frede rika Bremer.
BlukwoeiVaMagazine, for arch.
Litters LivingiAge; No. 254. •
Sialthflelirstreet;third door above 21. tap 2
LINEN GINGHAMS.—W. Aliment has now open
a large nissortment of-above Goods; plain Cham
bray Plaids and Scribes ; also, French Linens of every
quality; barred do. for boys' wear ; add a large assort,
maul of woolen, worsted: and cotton Goods, for boys!
wear.. Buyers are invited to call at North-east coincrof
Fourth and Market. streets. •
Wholesale buyers will please Walt u p stairs, entrance
from Fourth street. - • ' moral
New Boot and Shoe Store.
THE anbscribei would inform the pab
lie that he hait taken the more on St. Clair
street formerly occupied by Dr Reynolds; where
be intends manufacturing to order, - Gentlernea's,
Ladies', Misses and , Childreti's BOOTS, SIIOES an d
GA I TERS, which, for neatness and workmanship ; dura
bility and, quality of materially cannot be surpassed by
any
other establishment in tha,eity. He asks, and mill
endeavor to merit, a share of pablicBstronair
Notice.
MY old customers, strangers visiting the City; and
others wishing - to provide themselves - with a hand
ES DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other sni
de in , the line, can do 80, by leaving their orders with
JAMES AVOIIIRE,
Third - street, St. Charleißuilding.
TN it -few ditys I will' be in receipt - Of a well selieted
and fashionable assortment of SPRING GOODB, now
on their - way from the East, - to which I would invite the
attention of my friends. A good fit warranted in all
eases. '- - SAS, MeGUIRE,TaiIor,
moral - Third street, Bt. Charles Building.
TS-10 bags Fi lberts
10 '.l Cream lima;
10 " English Walnuts;
so a Spelled Almonds ;
S baleißordemix " reeeiied and for
LIIIII/311 J. S. BONNET.
ARUNESAND FHIS-200_drums Figs
- 150 boxes and jars i'ennes.
In atom and'for sale by S. BONNET,
mar3l - Liberty . street-
BOOKS,-Ilistory of queen Elizabeth, by Jacob
„LI( 'Abbott, with:engravings. Just received and for
sale by JOHNSTON di STOCKTON,
mar3l-- Cornerllarket and 3d sm.
ACAULEa'S HISTOKYOF,ISNOLAND7Harpera'
01, Edition, @ie paper, No.l ; price Weems. Jos t re
cpia.c'd and tamale by .IOHNSTON &STOCKTON,' •
_
4 413 1 • Corner' Market and 3d its.-
•
'MEW BOOKS—Essay on the Union of Church and
.1.11 State. By Baptist Noel, M. A.
.The Hand Book of Ilydrepathy, for professional and
domestic use, with an appendix. on the best mode of
forming by thin establishments; being the "result of
twelve years - e rience .at Grafenborg and Freywal
iss
The amens, is Family Picture. By Sir E. Bufwor
Lytton. - Jost received, and for sale by !
JOHNSTON & ST'OCKTON;
corner Third anti'Market sts.
TO MILLINERS .- The subscriber has a large stook
of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS,
which he la prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at hi.
Turning Establatment, No.27.Fifh street.
marl4:2lra • H. H. RYAN..
ohAssEs...3o bbls.litolasses,in store and or sale
by rap* • S. &W. HARBAUGH.
- - •
DRANOES!--800boxte Oranges, Just re
O RA cei N ve G d ES aL for Bale by JR9HUARHODE9,
mare
Apprentices Wanted..
rpEiE anbscribe,r waste Ap.prentices, to learn the'Cabi
.l. net, Chair-Making and Chair Paintingg - branches of
business. Boys of Steady habits; 10 yearit of age,
would be preferred.' - None - need apply, who cannot
come well recommended. If, G. PAHNESTOCK,
marl 7 : ' 101 Smithfield str e et.
UrANTED--An active Partner, with 81500 cash ' cap ,
Hal, to engage in a Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business, now in active operation, and doing a good ho
shwas, having the advantage of a prominent stand.
- C. CUTHBERT, Gem Agent,
Sinithfield street.
TUST - RECEIVED,7n She sign of.. Plane and Sase , -.
J 400 itairiTsvisted-isitd Straight Times Chains •
; •
1000 Wrougbt and Horse Nails. For saltit by_
HUBER & LAUFMAN.
- No. IS Wood st.
BOTTLE CORKS-57 bales quart, pint and adda,tautar
velvet
C°4B'iYst . I g. q :4. I .I P 2I&E.VOZIC
Corner let: and Wood ats _
nAAIIV HILIR-10 bbls. rtfined.justrae'd Etna lot sale by
uplo ;, Corner lst - atid Wood sts. -
COOPER'S ISINGLASS-24 muses - Sheet and Shred,
last received and for sale by - -
D. A. FAHNESTOCK doCOy
Corner Ist and Wood sts,,
RAGS-4. stickis; *die - by -
' a P 7 WIIX14144011.:.
NEW 000118+.13ARGA1iNS I , BABOAI3III —
THE. BIG GOLDEN BEEHIVE AGAI N; G ; •
„.
New Spring and Summer Dry Goods now opershegat the
; Sign of the Bra 888 H/YE, 071 . Maki antes,.
a. . between Thint.ond Fourth - arrects.• • • . •
• - AVAI. L. RUSSELL, No. 02 Market Street, he .”-
tween Third and Fourth streets, alga of the Big
Goldenßee-Hive.has now commenced receiving •;
a very large and splendid stock of Spring-and .
Summer DRY GOODS, which he is enabled to offer tohir
.numerous customers and the public generally, at P_f ices-•
far below' those of any former season: These. Hoods . '"
have all been selected with the greatest cafe, and will be - '.
found to be one of the largest and most splendid stocks: ":
•of Spring' and Sammer Goode ever offered lilting city. —• '
As many of these Goods hstrebeen parebaseil of the lnl
portent, per the latest arrivals front Europe, the subseri•l
bee is confident that be can .offer to his customer. the- ,
very nerves; styles of Ladies Dres's Godds,'comprising'
English, Preach, Swiss, Isiah and Scotch Goods, togetbe t
with a fall aasortment of American • manufactare,.."ami:
cheaper than can be found elsewhere. ,
,•••••••• -- • •-• ' ..•
. .
RI • ' LADIES' DRESS GOODS:';',ii': . •
ich Chameleon Silks, ortramely low; • '
Rich Brocade •do: beautithl goods; • • ••• • •
Rich Grenadinas;plein and figured ; • -' •
Glace Silk, rich goods; • ' • - "-
Pouts de Sole, fashionable and late imptirtations; •
Black &mares, plaid and striped; • •
Brocade Lustres, new styles ;• : • • •
Mohair Chameleon figured, ;very cheep ;j• Silk ,'• •
.t
.
Balzarines • in great variety ; -••• -
Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses; 1,;
New style rich Mourning Lawns; ' *-r; •••• . .
Organdie L Rhine , uti I ani el
and
Black Oros tie all widths qualities
Black Boinbazines, Of most apprcived makes ; . - ' • •
Paris printed . Bareges i estrentely low; •* • •••• • •an•
Pails printed Lawns. in great variety; '•' •• ' .. • ...:
Crapes and Crepes Lisse, a fill assortment of colors d •
Together with Marge. supply of De Lashes and Alpticais,..
somellS low as 12j cents per. yard. • In addition to • the.:
above will be .found a' beauttful assortment of .Black.:.
Brussels Lac e,for trimming dresses, mantillas and capiW
:Alao,• Preach worked Capes, Collars and. Cutrs, leteaf
styles: also. ilictona Lawns tied Spotted Robes, very •,
cheap ;Swiss, Mull, /menet and Book Marlins; B onnet. , • -
Ribbon; Belting Ribbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Ar tificial.;.
Gloves; Mitts, and Hosiery. • - . •
•
SEIAWLS: • SHAWLS !! . • -
Grenadine Shawls, plain and figured ;
Crape d' Chine, do. a new article,* •
Rich changeable Glace Shawls, high lustre;
Mode Emb'd Thibet , do. extremely low; ••,
'Black Emb'd Thibet do. very cheap; •
.Black Silk do. best quality
Black Nett do. , low prices;
.White Canton Crape . .do. • splendid goods;,
Chameleon Silk do. late importations; - • --,
Printed Cashmere do. cheapest in the city; .
White Emb'd Thibet to. a beautiful article.
PARASOL; PARASOLS!! .• • -
The largest, cheapest nd best assorunent in the City.
Parasols from the lowest to the most splendid, rich arid
costly article, of the newest styles and colors, can
always be found at the Bigßee-flive, between Third and
Fourth sts., No 62 . t •• (mar2B.l L. RUSSELL:
- .
Domestic and Staple Goads, Otteapelt Yet I
A LARGE STOCK OF CALICO,' front 3 cents to 10
cents perard Bleached and uttbleathed
from 3 cents u p war d ; Bed Tiekings and Checks, a full
supply of all qualities and prices; Irish. Linens; Table
Damask, Russia and Scotch' Diapers; Napkins; Table'
Diapers; Crash and Dowbui; Scotch and Manchester'
Ginghams; &adieus; Kentucky Jean, and. Blue' Drills;'
all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot flail to
please ' and without fear of competition. ' •
lirrßemember the,Big• Bee Hive, Market street, be ,
twecn Third and Fourth streets—No.62. ' •
rnar2S , Whl. L. RUSSELL.'
- New Spring Goods: .• • • •
NO. 69, MARKET STREET, between Fourth street
and the Diamond. Foreign and• Domestic Dry
Goode. The subscriber bas just received his first supply'
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, adopted to . dm Spring
Sales, consisting in part of the following:
4-4 English Lawns. only 121 eta., French Organdy .
Lawns; 12} cut.. 4-4 Blue Merimac Prints, 12} cts., - 4-4
Double Purple Prints, 121 cts.,-Drab Mons de . Lain 12}'
eta., French Dress Gingham*, 1.2} cts., 4.4 Brolivn
line, from .5 to 8 ets., Bleached Mae cts., 44 Bleach
ed Musllns,l3} to In cu., Prints,Merlmao Patterns, (11.,
as 2d Mourning Fr: Gingliams, 12} cut, French Work
Coliars,l2} cis. • •
•
. .• .
LADLES' .DRESS GOODS: . • ,
Brocade Chamelion Silks, Brosha Figured Silks, Chu
melion Satin de Shien, Wide Black Plaid Silks,- Wide
Black Gro. de Rhine Silks, Figured Foalaid Silks, Plaid
Oro. &Armour Silks, Madonna Silk Stripes, Wide Black
Mantilla Silks Paris Printed Lawns, English Printed
Lawns, Freoe ' h Dress Gingham Embroidered Swiss'
Mullins, Paris Prinu d Moos de Liins, Satin Plaid Bern
gee, Chat=lion Plaid Gmnadines, Plaid Linen.Lnstres,
French Organdy Lawns.
VARIETY GOODS:
New style Ronan Ribbous, Ladies' Cravals,.Bevere.
Bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, French Work.
Crapes' and Collars, Black and Colored Kid Gloves,.Lied°
Thread and Silk. Gloves,' Mohair and Worsted Mitts,
Black Silk Fringes and Gimps, Mni,l Swiss, Jaconert and
Thread Edgings and Inserungs, White and Black Silk .
Haile, Cashmere,Moravian, Black and White Cotton
Hose, and Black and White Silk _petal . ••••-
SHAW
Embroidered White. Cashmere' and. Crape Shawlei,
Plaid and Black Silk'Shawis, Black and Colored Mode
de Gain Shawls, Satin. Plaid Berne Shawls, French
CashmereSbawls, and Plain and Embroidered Black and,
Colored Silk Fringe Thibbet Shawls. ' ' •, •
DOMESTIC AND. STAPLE GOODS:.
• • •
per an. • gen ao. lit! Lll w ru s, ,
esr{,
and Brown Muslims,. Casineus, Kentucky Jeans,.
Ticking, ,Dornestia. Gingbams, Colored Cambrics, Wed
White and Yellow Flannels, Welsh Flannels '.canton
Flannels, Broom, Bleached and Colored Drillin ' gs„ . • ;
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS: ' •
French and English, Blue, Blabk and Brown Cloths;
Black and Fancy French Cassimerearßew Style Fancy
Vestiugs and Cravats; Silk Under Shirts find - Drawers;
Linen• Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefi, : and n Sae.-
sorunent of Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders: ' •. •
PARASOLS AND PARASOLEITS::'
I have just received a Splenaid assortment` o
Style Plain and Fancy Silk Fringe Parasols Pat
and San Shades. - • • •
sore Szcox
The above Goods have bll been parehased `atilt," low
est cash prices, aad will be sold Wholesale and - Fretail, at
such rates as cannot fail to pledie all Wish to buy
good Goods atlow prices.
The Spring and Sommer Stook .
READY-MADE CLOTHING AT THE.
THREE BIG. DOORS, " ; •'
voa Tilli PRESENT BRABON. ILAR MITER- BEEN r.ettait.ite,
Even by the cekbratea Establishment . -
THE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed
upint, the enterprise of:the _proprietor," has eLabled
bim to purchaie all his Goods at such_p rice, as.itefit
him to sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than an y -
other other House,Easior,Hest... . • --
JO Y
HN APCLOSKE,.'Manufrintirer of Ready-made
Clothslag, No. 151 Liberty street, Pittaburgh,lra., hailjuit
completed his Stock; and has now on hand,, ready for
sale, the largest, maitJaifitenable and -varied assortorwit'cr
READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered is the Ututed
Statel; all of which have - been nada 'under his imme- -
diate inspection, in this city, AT Patera Tria.r main tartan
raximasscz--iogether with one of the choidest;selec
tions of Imported fine Black, - Blue, Brewn," - 011vd and
Drab Preach, Belgian and English_ CLOTHS,' that Las
ever beet: brought to: this city. _ Also, fine fancy'VEST
INGS of every description, such as Cashmeres," Mar
sniffles, rich Silks, fancySatter hc., de. All pew 4"
est styles faney CASSINEERE'S,.of every description;-
all of whieh will bo made up tOorder et the shortest tip
tice, in the latest mud Inost fashionable style.
The proprietor informs the: public that the principle
upon-wluchbewill do business _ will he upon the, basis,
of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING; and is order to es
tablish a confidence in the buyers,' am determined toad:
here to my original motto, "Quirk Saks and Small Pro.
fits; and also make the- buyer 'his - own-salesman, by
marking the lowest price on each article,_inplain figures,
so that each customer can . selectintul, an immense and
exquisitely assorted stock, the articles-he requirea,at the
low 'at price it can possibly be bought for. - • • ,
Business shall continue to be turnsacted at my-exten
sive establishment, which has long since obtained "the -
character - of being the First Tailoring;Estabtishment to
Pine Cloths, •Classtuteras and r yestings.
• -- SAMUEL GRAY,
MRCHANTTAILOF . I, Exchange Buildings:St. Clair
trezWitaburgh. has just returned from New York;
and Philadelphia, and is now receiving aSne assortment
of Clothe; Ottesintereer and Vestings, of the best quality,
and latesystyles, which ho is prep; red to make to order
in the best manner and in the latest fashions. ,fmrvram
EDWARTODDrt, Spring titylea,,-'
D & CO., are now reeeiving; final their .
Factork East, Marge stock of and
ity SHIRTS, 'which,lor- durability n and style or tniuti
facture, are not surpassed in this or any. other market.,— .
The trade will be supplied at lowest New. York prices.
EV' Wareniom, corner. Fifth and Market streeti,,
TVORY COAIRS-1. case assorted lengths. including,
.I. Fine S-nnd S. S. Fine. ' For sale 'nth* lowestmlinu
,
facturer's prices, with discodnt o ,ff at ' •.'
EDWARD TODD & COM;
Cur. of Fifth rind Market stn., up 'stairs.
CI UM SUSPENDERS -44--c4ses,. assorted qualities
\Jr Swivel Joint Suspenders, juscreceived and for sale
low by - - - dc- -
.feb2 Ccii2Of Via and :gasket sag., up stairs,
. ARYET BAGS-1 ease fine thlwn
1: Bruiseli-..CatTet Rage
Received this day and 'for sale low _
_ EDWARD TODD A CO.
iitnghnma,
ALAEGRand utindsome assortment of liewest.etyles,
particularly adapted to City trade,- Put received by.
matzo:2m - , HATtIPTON;SMITII
• - -lioylels ()blintzes. •
OASES . of Hoods , 34, 44 arid Ile fanty
'LI' and doubleTurble, for sale by
nuir%42.ia i HAMPTON, SMITH Zcto.-:
LAWNS, LINEN fiEttEGES, • LINEN OINGILAMS;
.aild..Faucy Dress Goode of every . delcriptioai Just
opened by (mar'4:2m) HAMPTON, CO.
/PO COUNTRY ItTERCRAisiTS.-IF. R. Marcsers,N
East corner of Fourth and 'Market sireetshtsburd.
has ]Mow s open his grit supplyofSPßlNG and SUMMER
GOODSituid itnritesnierehants fo's.Sansina
'Wholeaaic Roomi ntrunce froisl , 4:h
mak23 w.
INaliA3l9 GINGIIAMS! , GINGHAMS-4:4141.
!-`..
VI Baum ./c 1.10.1 No; 60,31arkeu etreel. have in stare'
150 pieces - Giatdainza, snaalEfdaid, and „deilfahlc:Gdi*ds.
VRESH TEAS.—Thezilubseribetis now reeeililnk.nt
the Pekin Ten Sitire;; , FßESit .00LONG BLACK
TEAS, by the . Sinnl, Russell :end Sears,: the only
veseelein;this Spring.Y.Als'okilne:roong-Hyacmtiillifrw-
Tint and - Gtinpo,dreee. -, • -!, JANNES,
- - - 7074inith -
AVE
IJ Eig-qinte, Slaiiiff,"foiC.64%-al:e:itillezled
the subscriber '
,cnd settle.;
feb20'...,=.:. _ street:fleet. Pmittifieltilt
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lORT WllNE9,z,3;:cueks, pure Graie far iicire'ruiU
PATT_ON3t:
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- ABSALOM - MORRIS, ,
M.ltiket Pittsbn.
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