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Dtinil7MON MC= C01:1) AT THE SOUTH—From
all pans or North slid South Carolina, Georgia and
account.comes of wide extended de
struction• to the growing crops, by the snow and
frosta, on the . 16th and 16th instant. The Charleston
papers give copious extracts from different parts to
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this effeet, and a diapatclrfrom Macon, Ga. reiords
the destruction of the cotton, wheat and corn croft,
and aka the fruits and vegetables, in middle and
upper Georgia and; Alabama. From one/Vail to
threei-quarters;of the cotton was up. The destruction
is generallnd we tor very 'disastrous, The Mil
legeville Journal saystnat the wheat was fully eared..
The work of It is, that in almost every section there
is said to be:no cotton seed to replant. - ,
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Ilaltens.—/tforitreal, April 20.--A
second meeting of the British American League was
held last night. Officers were appointed, and an
address to the people of. Canada was adupted•;—the
address howeier does not give general satisfaction..
There has been- a 'great freshet at Three Rivers:
all the bridged between that'place and Quebec have
been carried away, and -the streets have been navi
gated by canoes.' Large gee/bdNA of produce are,
arriving every day from Upper Canada. Navigation
is open, to. Quebec. •
TuiPacsromWor Lumaza.—lit will he remem
bered that when President Roberts was in England,
a promise was made to him that a vessel should be
,
placed at his disposal for the suppression oftheslave
trade on,the coast of Africa'. In our English papers
we find the following paragraph.:
“The Lords of the Admirilty have ordered the
Lark, a small vessel lying at Chatham, to be fitted
as a yacht, for the nee of the President of the Afri
can-Reim:lWe ofliberitt.” • '
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ler Thai:Mid:anon conspiracy ease, at Philadel
phia, was'disposed of on Saturday, so far as the
court of Nisi Prins is concerned. The Judge order
ed all rules to be , discharged in reference to a
new trial, and judgment entered upon the verdict.
The defendents , counsel took an appeal to the Su
preme Court, and they were ordered to give security
to the amount 'of $20,000 to prosecute the appeal
with effector in default to pay to Morgan the sum
of slo,oooi and costs. 'The security was immedi
ately given.
sir A. Cincinnati paper says.that by a resolution
of the Irian Moulders Society, all Stove and Hollow.
ware hfouldern are' reePectfully requested not to go
to work fry the day for any employer whatever. Their
brethen abroad are also requested not to go there
with-the expectation of obtaining employment, un
til the difficulty now subsisting be sisttled, of which
due notice they say , will he given.
liar A specimen of thegeaus loafer contrived re
cently to get from New York to Chagres without
paying a cent. Thence be walked. across the Isth
-311104 And throne' the • COI3IIiTOSICe of a fireman,
concealed himself on the steamer California, for
los Oranciago. Ile made his appearance on deck
when three dart out,-too late to get rid of bun, and
he thus accomplished, by impUdence and Jerry Did
diadem, a voyage that costs (alters handiedsjordol
lars. - -
Iliiit`TheMilwaukie Sentinel informs us the-treas
ury of Wisconsin-is so palpably empty that the mem
bers of the late Legislature either went home with
out. any money or had to stand a heavy shave on
their'wanunts.: The counties are delinquent to the
amount 'or (mei - 819;006. The - deficiency in the
treasury la about 111:25,000.
Ear A , fire broke out in Troy, N. Y., on the 18th
instant, in 'Morris Place Hall, which soon swept
scrolls thb.huilding, wrapping the immense canvass
Hudaonhi Panorauia in its flames. The building
was damaged to the amount of . 64,000—insured.—
The panorama was rained at 926,000, and insured for
$lO,OOO. Damage was done to others amounting to
$5 or $6,000.
SW" The magistrates'of Windsor, Ragland, have
bad under investigation the case of a man who has
on several occasions threatened the life of the
Queen. He is twenty-threeyears old, of rather-idi
otic appearance. : He was employed some time , hack
in a colliery at-West Bromwich. In January, 1848,
he wrote a letter to the Queen, declaring that she
should die by his hands, Unless he had his "rights."
(*.The following beautiful lines were written
by Lord Littleton, in 174), as.aa inscription on a
monument erected by him in memory of his wife.
The,montuttent stands in the church of Hagley
Made to engage all hearts, and charm all eyes ;
Thie meek, magnanimous •, tho' witty, , wise •
Polite ' small her life in courts had been ;
Yet good as she'the world hid never seen :
The, noble fire of an exalted mind,
With gentlest female- tenderness combin't
Her speech was the 'Melodious voice of love,
Her sang the warblidg of the vernal grove;
Her eloquence was sweeter than her song, '
Soft as her Veen', and as her' reason strong.
Her forte each beauty of her mind express'd,
Her mind was virtue by the graces dress'd.
Painful Itevelations.
W,e are pained to learn (says tbe Columliia S.
C., Telegrapli. of Alanday,) that a dark dornestic
tragedy has been perpetrated in the 'District of
Edgefteld, which has excited equal horror'and in
dignation in she bosoms at the hightoned and mor.
al peoplei.in the midst of whom-it has been enact"
ted. The Edgefteld Atkertiser, referring - to the
matter, sayi. -
"Derelopernents.—A Coroner's inquest was held
on Friday last over the dead body of a. negro, dis
covered -in the longer edge of this District, near
tbelexington line. The - jury in identifying the
body, found_ it to be that of App or Appling, the .
slave of Martin Posey, charged with the murder
of Mrs. Posey who as our readers recollect, was
found dead a month or si x weeks since, with marks
of violence, on her person. Suspicious circum
stancst
stance--attend The negro% death. His bands were
tied, - and a leaden ball was extracted frain one of
his ribs,which had been broken, clearly indicating
that be came to his death by a gun or . pistol Shot.
..Seveial .persona have.; been arrested on suspi
cion of the murder--among them, Martin Posey,
the master of the negro; a man by the name of
Kirkland, and one by the name of Jones. Strong
suspicion - also attach to the two former for the
murder of Mrs:Posey, the wife of Martin Posey.
"It is understood'that one or two of the-parties
halie:madeimportant confessions. This is likely
to prove a horribk tragedy! But we leave it to
j udicial myestiganon.
Low or mac Hinman° Mean.—The steamer
Highland Mary No. 2 w Capt. Atchison, from St. Pe
ters and boiled for this port with_bat a alight freight,
struck a stump roundfng to at a wood-yard
near . the tovin of. Cincinnati, - 130 miles •above this
city r at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning, and sunk
almost inimediately. in - eighteen feet water. The
Highland Mary was a fine staunch little boat, nearly ,
new nncl. was teamed, we learn, to the. meant of
$8,000., .:11er freighttonsisted , or about SOO bushels
of kibeat and 75 hides, consigned to Rigg's &Lever
miry and 104,000 laths to G. B. Juddi all of which
will in all .probability be lost. Boats down thir
morning - inform es 'that she bad listed over very
Much; yet it Isihought she can be raised. Her MB
cars,. crew and , pawiengers reached here on Saturday
night on the steamer Dr. Franklin No. 1421i8.
T/lE. S ONI/1 CAROLINA ." COMMITTEE OF Punuc
Sarrcire , --We learn. by. the Columbia tS. C.) -Tele
graph, that the 45 slavery tritenairmists.”'oelhe Pe=
metto:State have formed cgCommitices of Safety and
Cortetrporidenco, , t throughout tho,Commodurealth.
Theso,loaal committees of ,the different distrieta are
to meal in:Sista Convention at the capitol on the Ist
Monday in May,. for the . putp o ge of perfecting o
thorough organization to communicate their designs..
Th4lo safety do not
,publish their Pro'
ceedirigi, Soine if the South Carolina papers state
that. they meditate on,proposou gf no*.interpourei.
withlhe Ncirtli,=-Ilfilt, Sun. . • • - ;
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WU' the Solithearoliha folks seriously -contain
platoe.n coneasoution 0 .. r the ti Aon-intereouse'vvitti the
North ll . e. - ekeriiw, it' Wi ll ' give li 'amities 'Wow" te.rtheL
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roeperity of the free Stater.--we don't think.
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CORNER OF WOOD AND` FIFFH STkEDII3.
07! }laving added to. our Establislunen . t, • a.splendid
Steam-Power Printing Machine, we are prepared to do
all kinds off-Newspaper and Book work in a style of al./-
surpassed beauty and neatness,. and upon the most rea
'amiable terns. We respeetfully . soliett the patronage or
he.pnb n this line of our btusuress.
Advertisers arerequestedto kinurin theitfatorsbefors
'4 o'clock P nil m u st be complied with in order to {ta
nsy: an snsertim, Muesit isposslbls, an darlierrhour would
b. preerred.. i
IPitszauns Lassos. Suash.- - -Prepaied by 3.1,V. Kelly
William street; ICY., and for sale by A. 'lstraits, No. 70
Fourth sheet, Agent for the manufacturer. This will be
found
,a delightful article of beverage in families, and
particularly, in sickrooms.
BaxastesHatoia.s..—Ait improved Choeelate preparation,
- being a. combitmtion of Cocoanut; innocent, invigorating
and-fitdateable ; highly recommended, particularly for
- invulids• VreParad by W. Raker. Dorchester, Mass.,
lindlor sale by A. Javan, at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 70
Vourth. street. .marl 7
talraßtratATlS3l AND Goer—Wright's Indian Vegeta
isPills'are a moat extraordinary medicine for the
cure-of Rheumatism and Gout, because they not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels of those morbid humors
which, if taken into the circulation and thrown upon the
membrane and muscle, are the cause of the above pain
ftd maladies; but they excite the absorbent vessels to take
up that which is already deposited, and therefore,are ab
solutely certain to make a perfect cure of Rheumatism
and Gout . A Magic twenty-five cent bozo( Wright's In-
than Vegetable Pills will often - give the most Astonishing
relief; and.pfirseveranee according to directions will be
certain to drive pain of every description from the body.
Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations.-.. Remember
that The Original and Only Genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the written signature of Wthttass Watanynn
he top label of each box.
Remember, also, that 11. Smyser, Druggist. corner of
Market atid.Third etree a, is not an agent for this medi
cine, and we cannot guarantee as genuine that offered
by hart for sale.
The 'genuine is for sale a Dr Wright's Principal
Office, 169 Race street, Phladelphta ; and by JOHN
THOMPSON, 150 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., who
is pole ageutfor this city, by whom dealers can be sup
plied at the wholesale , rate. ap2.l
AUCTION SALES, •
• 8Y J.UtRS lIVEENNA, AUCTIONEER,
No. 1.14 Woos STalart. altars DOORS ULM Firm
A DDITIONAL SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE
A.TAUCTION.—WiIIbe sold, by order of Fox,
Constable, at McKenna's Auction Rooms, tomorrow,
Friday, April 27th, at 2 o'clOek in the afternoon ; the fol
lowing at ticles, omitted in the former advertisement:-12
hair seat mahogany chairs, 12 do. do. walnut do., 2 cane
seat rocking chatrs, 1 mahogany sofa, 1 pair mahogany
dining tables, claw feet ; 1 sett candelabras.
apt:
.rtONSTABLKS SALE of splendid Furniture, Feather
IL/ Bede. Bedding, Glass Jars, Confectionery, Spices,
fic., at AUCTION.—On Friday next, April 27th, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, willbe sold, at McKenna's Auc
tion Rooms, No. tl4 Wood street, by order of Jahn Fox,
Constable, for cash, par funds, the following articles of
Farnham, viz :—I splendid mahogany wardrobe, 1 do.
cherry do., 2 do.mahogany sofas, one with pillows ;1 do.
dressing human, with marble top ;1 do. dressing bureau,
cherry top; 5 plain mahogany bureaus, 1 secretary and
book-case, 1 mahogany enclosed wash stand, 2 fancy
sewing stands, marble top; 1 pair eard tablas, 6 curled
maple carte seat chairs, I settee, fancy and common
chairs, '1 looking-glasses, a tot of carpeting, feather
beds, bedding and mannisses, 2 bedsteads. 2 window
blinds, 6 cherry school desks, I dough trough, 1 clothes
horse, I coat, 1 old-fashioned 8 day braise clock, I cook
ing stove, with fixtures; 1 egg stove and piped grate, 33
glass jars containing confectionery. confectionery end
spice, 3 glass covers, 1 patent lever watch.
Terms—Cash, par funds. _ _ _
A DDITIONAL SALE OF U. STATES PROPERTY
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.4.7' UCTION.—WiI Ibe added to the sale of United
States property, to take place at the Government Ware
house, corner of Penn street and Garrison alley, on
Saturday next, April Sfith, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following articles, omitted in former advertisement:
33 musksts; 1 buggy, with leather top, made in the most
substantial manner and finished in the best of style—a
light tad neat article, with cushions, and in use only a
few mouths. Also, 1 sett of brass mounted harness, in
complete order. JAMES McKENNA,
apd4 Auctioneer.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Carpets,
Feather Beds., Bedding, Queensware, Glassware,
Ki chen Utensils, Cooking Stove, /sc., of a private fami
ly. at AUCTION.—On Thursday next, April 26, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon,will be sold, at the dwelling, of
B. F. Steren, corner of First and Ross streets, his enure
household furniture, feather beds, bedding, carpeting,
kitchen utensils, cookin g stove , - 8,e., as he is declining
housekeeping. All the articles have been in use only 4
months, and were made to order, and have been kept in
the best of style. The sale will be positive, without re
ietve ; among which may be mentioned in part-1 splen
did mahogany Bola, a very superior Miele and beautiful
pattern • mahogany aide tables ,- card , pier and
breakfast tables ,• centre tables, fancy work stands, ma
hogany enclosed wash stand with marble top, cherry
wash stand, fancy and common chairs, rocking chairs,
splendid mahogany dressing bureaus, h igh and low post
bedsteads, looking glasses, t solar lamp, 1 sett candele
bras of the richest pattern, carpeting, hearth rugs, door
mats, mattresses, window blinds, fire irons, fenders, ash
pans, queensware, glassware, kitchen utensils, 1 cook
mg stove frith (alums complete, one 6 day brass clock.
ap23 JAMYS /deKENNA, Arlo.
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AMINISTRATOR'S of — gitliiithis e— Stiar, at
UC TIO Ist.—On MONDAY evening, April 3oth, at
'half past 7 2'Clock, will be sold. at McKenna's Auction
Rooms, by order of 11. S. Migrate, Administrator or the
late Richard Biddle, deceased:-
14 shares Hand Street Bridge Stock;
5 do Penna. and Ohio Canal do.
5 do Monongahela Navigation Co. Stock.
M.S. MAGRAVV,Adner.
apl6 • JAS. hIcHE.NNA, Auer.
fir 'MITES) STATFS' PROPERTY AT A V
lJ Saamansr, April 26th, a: 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
will be aold, at the corner of Penn street and Garrison
alley, the following public property, for cash, par fund&
viz :-8 Axes, 1 Axe Handle, 2 Bugler, .1 Drum Ring, 3
Cartridge Boxes, IS Canoens, 34 Haversacks, 171 Knap
sacks 15 Rubbers , . 1 Recruiting Plug, 3 Cotree Mills, 93
Camp' Kettles, 108 Mess Pans. 1 Frying Pan, S Sauce
Pans, 2-Wood Buckets, 5 "'in Plater, 3 Tin Cup*, 1 Sad
d:e, Blanket, Holster and Cirsingte, 3 Blankets, 2 Hatch
ets:ls Spades, 3 Shovels, 194 Camp Tents, 475 tent poles,
112 Wall Tents atul Flies, S Wall Tent Flies, 192 Well
Tent Poles, 7 Blankets, 11 pairs Stockings, 1 great Coat.
I Anchor, 2 Cranks, 1 Cast Iron Piece, 1 Steam Engine,
7 feet stroke, said to he en excellent article, and former
ly used on board the U. States' steamer COL. Long.
TenneZ-cash. par funds. JA 31ES hicKENNA,
opl3 Auctioneer.
Is is withpleasure that the subscribers in
form the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity
that they have completed arrant emenu with
Messrs. J. C Jenkins & Co, of Philadelphia,
to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and securely put up
in metallic packs of I. and Ifb each, with
eir printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
price, 1 2 . e. of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea, if not liked.
Gunpowder 04 7 1,00 Ig; 1,50
Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
Hp.scmso 621 75 1,00 145
Y. Hyman 50 021 75' 1,00 1,25 1,50
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" B " *. " . "'" F B ire k and Extra Fine • • •:5 1,00 1,14 1,50
We will warrrint all the TEAS we sell to be equal to,
if not superior to any sold in this City, and should they
not prove acceptable to the taste, they can be returned,
and the money will be refunded, as it is only with that
understanding we sell.
We .ask a fair trial, that the public may be able to
judge between our Teas and those heretofore sold' by
•o.her compardos in this city.
All lovers of rich, delicious mid good flavored TEAS,
should give us a call. Dealers can be supplied on the
most reasonable terms _
For sale by JOS. S. IR YOUNG & CO..
N, W. corner 4th and Fern . streets, and
E. YOUNG & SON,
S. W..corner 311 and Ross streets
VHE subscribers respectfully infrirm the citizens 'of
j Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill orders for •GRANEL ROOFING, in a man
ner not to be'surpassed in this citynr elsewhere. From
their experience In bnsiness, they _feel confident that
they will , render satisfaction to all those who nt.y give
them work. The superiority of Gravel Roofs over any
other kind, particularlyin case of fire, is too well - known
to require any argument.in its favor. To those who are
unacquainted With our work, we beg leave to refer them
to Messrs. Thomas Liggett, Sr., John F. Perry, Rody
Patterson, M. Kane, Jr , and others, for whom we have
Alone work. Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended toWe will be 'found on Wylie street, be
tween High 'and Tunnel streets.
MATTHEW McGOVERN.
ara9 - . JOHN SKINNIN.
Ice Cream Saloon Open
PIL HUNKER, Filth street, respectfully informs his
•• friends and the citizens 'generally, that his SALOON
will be open this morning, Pdonday, April 93d,) where
he will be-prepared to furnish an excellent quality of
VANILLA-and LEMON ICE CREAM. Panics and
private families furnished with lee Creams, Cakes, &e ,
at the shortest notice. ap23:3t
NeW Hooke t 'New Beeki t
cOMPLETE WORKS OF 'JOHN M. MASON, D. D.,
/ inTonr volumes. " '
Mardi and a Voyage Hither, by Herman - Melville.
Border Warfare of New York, by NV.'W. Campbell.
Here a Little end . There' a:Little by = the. author of
"Line - upon Line and Precept - upon-Precept n :
Memoirs of m Youth, by Lamartine.
Illustrated Life. y
of Franklin; part Bth. Just reed and
or sale by -JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
ttp2s • Cor. Market'and 3d sta.
Notice to Holders of Iterlp.
TOR SALE, and. payment -received In tbe SCRIP .
X - issues of the City of Plusburgh
All that valuable property known as the OLD BASIN
LOT, situate on Giant street, opposite the Coon abUse,
-and bounded by Grant street, Pifth street, Diamond alley
,and Cherry Mirk.
This ,property has; been: divided into: ruotamt-rova
highly eligible Building Lots, which will be sold to the
highest and best bidder, at Public _ - deletion, on BATOR
DAY. MAY Oth, 1849, in front of, the Court HOUSe.
Taleda--Ipae-third in cash, one-third in sit months, and
one-third itt twelve months, with:interest from the day of
sale. By order of the City Councils, •
• , JAS, MURRAY,
Olen Committee on City Property.
- • • Private Boardnac. • -
STX or eight =young Gentlemen wishing to nbtuin P
vote Boarding, may . find accommodation- by timely .
Fpplicationymthe sulncriber,'on St: Clair Sc;; Pittalnyli;
a pig ; ,twd. , - A .-WESTEIWELIT..=:,
QOAP--25 lbs. pure " Ctiadian Soap;
riozen boxes Dellitt's Shaving Soap;
1 " Variagated Soapl. I ;
1 " " Cast ilKlNG e Soap; for sale by
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JAMES McKENNA, Auct.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
JAMES MARSIIALL,I
T. S. CLARKE, Colour= volt AMT.--
JOHN SHIPTON,
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
vesdailyforCincinneti,tuAM.
Passenger Packet, vitt - Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 A. at., and 8 P. M.
Mail Co ach Line, directto Philadelphia, 9 and 12i
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 A. M.
North-Western, via -Cleveland, daily, l 0 A. M.
Erie and Western New York, daily, 9
North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, dolly, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS AND DEI ZRTURE OF MAILS.
Eastern Mail via Philadelphia, due 3 A. K., closes 12 M.
Western Mail, Cirt. and Louisv., due 8 P. st., closes 5 A. at.
South.vta Salt. and Washington, due 8 P. M. ; closes& A. K.
North-Western via Cleveland, due 10 A. st., closes V A,. IL
Erie and Western New York, due 8 P. K., closes 8 A.K
Par value. Asked. Offered.
Bank of Pittsburgh ......... -• • • •850,00 850.00 *50,00
Exchange Bank s ..... ••• • • 50,00 44,00 43,50
Merchants , and M. Bank 5000, 50 , 00 49,00
Farmers' Deposit Bank None in market.
Band Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 49,00
Northern Likarties Bridge •••• • • • 50,00 35,00
Old Allegheny Bridge ...... —• • • 25,00 36,00 35,00
Connellsville R. R- Stock., paid on
shares, 112,50 _ 5,00 1,43
City Bonds (6 6 1, cent;) 90,00
Monongahela Bridge ... . .... —• • • 25,00 16,50
Gas Stock 50,00
Daily Review of the Markets
OFFICE OF THE POST
TurasDAT lalotoomo, April 26 , 184 D.
FLOUR—No sales on wharf; the market tends
upward, and if there were lots offered we think O
-3Z4133A might be obtained readily, in a small
way: 'hie demand is only for home consumption.
GRAIN—SaIe of barley at 60c ; interim article
worth 55c. In other grains there is no change, and
but little doing.
BRAN—There is plenty in market now. Sa'es
on wharf at 7108 c.
DRIED FRUIT—Sales of 350 sks Peaches at 8 Ir
25M,37. Apples stiff at 62c.
PIG METAL—SaIe of SO tote, Jane Furnace, at
e 25,00.
giA VALUALRIX Poor/ars, situated in the City of
Steubenville, JeffetSoo County, Ohio, viz :-.-One
O' of GO feet front on Third Street, by IS) feet to an
alley, and on which there M a large 'Pero Story BRICE
HOUSE, containing several rooms or apartments, which
'has been mostly occupied as a Tavern these last seven
or eight years, and is now occupied as a Tavern, by ltdr.
Crane. There Is also a large Stable on the same Lot.
Auto, part of a Lot of Ground, adjoining the above de
scribed property, somewhere about'? feet front on Third
street by lett feet to an alley, on which there is a Two
Story House, containing 2 rooms on the first floor; 3 rooms
on the second floor; also, a garret and a kitchen. This
House was formerly occupied ns the Post Office and mow
occupied as a Bakery. There is also a Stable on the
same Lot of Ground. •
Both of the above Houses front on Third street, near
Market street, and nearly opposite the Court House. I
will sell both these Lots and Houses together or each
House and Lot separately. Terms:—Oise - ha lf of the
purchase money to be paid at thus of sale, and the other
half payable one 3 ear after the salewith the usual inte
rest—the balance to be secured by ' bond and mortgage
ou the same property. Title indisputable, without any
encumbrance. A warranted deedgiven. Possession
given at the let of April after it would be sold. For fur
ther information, enquire of the undersigned, by letterer
otherwise. SAMUEL. MeCLAIN,
Pittsburgh, April 23, `49-ata No. 03 Wood st.
City (rip. •
NOTICE TO Tun Flounces or Prrrsarnan Crrt Scam—
.l.l In conformity with the 2d Section of the Ordinance
of the IFnh of April, ISt9, directing the undersigned "to
negotiate for CITY SCRIP, the Hoods and Mortgages of
individuals held try the Cup for property sold, amounting
to TWENTY-RIG lITTHOUSA ND DOLLAMS," Public
notice is hereby given, thin theeald obligations will now
be disposed of for the Corporate issues of the City of
Pittsburgh, of the denominations of One, Two and Three
Dollars.
Further Notice is hereby given, that City Bonds, hear
ing interest front the tßth day of Aprd. th 44. at the rate
of 6 por cent. per annum. will at any time hereafter be
issued to the holder or holders of City Scrip, in sums of
One Hundred Dollars and upwards, steeordirtir to the
provisions of the above date S. R. JOHNSTON,
ttp2l. City Treasurer.
S 0 0 'N' 1P WANTED—In exchan e [or
110 Silver assorted Watches; '
59 dozen Razors, assorted
350 " Gloves, kid, silk, lisle thread and cotton i
150 Stockings t amorted .
•
100 " Gum Suspenders,
175 French Accordeons ;
350 Silk Parasol.;
400 Umbrellas ;
50 tbs. Sewing Silk;
215 doz. Fans, assorted,
11100 " Spool Thread, assorted,
75 qr gross Pearl Hatton.;
100 gross Lasting. assorted :
400 " Hooks at.d Ey es
80 Basket Wagons;
With a large assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
French Baskets, Steel and Silk Bags ; Silk Purses, Steel
Reads, Pocket Rooks, Fancy Soap*, new style Vases ,
very Hue; Scissors, Pen Knives; /1 large asaottsnass
Combs of every description ; witb a large moCk of Trim-
IninF, The undersigned will be happy to accommodate
his trienes and the public with any thing in his line for
Allegheny City, Allegheny County. and Pittsburgh City
Scrip—equal portions of each—at 67 Idgirkerstreet.
aptl ZEBULON KINZF.Y.
. Paotos7 for Bale.
Is SUECEASFUL 0 PERATION,Inann lecturing' Print
ers' Wood Tppr aad Raised Sign Linos, by Machinery.
The Machinery is admirably stated for all Carving pur
poses. from which a Pattern can be made Gram the finest
Engraving to,hriaryCornite. Should the Inventor, Isaac
Merril Ringer, obtain a patent for the Invention, or any
improvement he may make thereon. the said patent is by
deed secured to the subscriber' for the term of seven
year*, from the 3d day of April.ll 4 lH. in the United States,
and forever in Allegheny Co- Pa. ,
Or a PARTNER WANTED, capahltiof managing the
above batinees, and willing,to take gn„.;mterest of one•
fourth in the capital stock. -
For further particulars. ripely (post paid) to
apt2s.4ar SCIIIOLEI 8c RYAN, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mottos.
Nrold customers, strange visiting the city, and
others strangers
wishing to provide themselves with a hand.
sotto DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti
cle in the line, can do in, by leaving their orders with
JAMES AEDEIRE. Tailor,
apfi Third street. SI. Charles Building.
*Wile
TOTICE is hereby given that the undersign/to has
111 taken out [.suers of Administration on the I.lstate of
Alex. Stewart, of Allegheny City, dee'd. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested fo make intent:hate
payment; and all those having claims against said
Estate aro requested to present them, properly anthenti.
elated, for settlement. SARAH ANN STF.WART.
apt 31,414 Administratrix.
F. Vanhorn, Jr.,
WIIDLY.MI , I4I AND ItTAIL DEJLIAR LY 11.05111 t T,
GLOVES, TAPES, THREADS, PINS, &t.,
With a VClliely of Combs and Farley Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
(Blatt UV 'MY GILT Call,) FIEDISSLt. WritICILT.
A LSO, Dealer in French, English and German Variety
A
Goods, cradles, chairs 'and baskets, shoe thread,
boot laces, knitting pins, percussion caps, fish hooks,
slate pencils, shaving boxes, violin strings, guard chains,
hair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin, ivory
combs, tooth brushes, snuff boxes, hosiery, gloNes, rib
bons, galloons, needles, scissors, buttons, hooks and
eyes, bonnet wire, fancy purses, rarer strops, corset
laces, patent thread, sewing silk, spool cotton, tobacco
boxes, German pipes, 'emu cases, shavibg brushes, shoe
knives, fishing lines shell combs, marbles, slates, cray
ons, dominies , bodkins, spectacle., tweezers. &c. &Country Merchants, Pedlers and others are re
quested to call an for themselves, no I am de
termined to sell CITIOXOR. CASH. snaral:d&w
Extract of Coffee :
AeinN ARTICLE which is rapidly coming into use as a
wholesome, nourishing and delicious beverage,
g more pleasant and palatable than common Coffee,
and fat cheaper, as a small paper, costing only ten cents,
will go as far as four pounds of Coffee. Manufactured
by JOHN S. MILLER, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold at
Wholesale by B. A. FAIINRSTOCK A, CO.,
Corner of Ist and Wocid, and
ap2t Sixth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, Ac.—The
subscribers nre receiving and opening a large stock
of House-furnishing Hardware, Britannia and Japanned
Ware. Also, on hand,.a large stock of plain Tin and
Copper Ware, of our own manufacture; Pressed Goods,
&e., &c.—to which we would invite the attention of
wholesale buyers and others.
JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
ap2l Corner Market and Second streets.
MORE SCRIP WANTED —For sale. avaluable
Building Lot, of 24 feet front on Pennsylvania
Avenue by 94 deep to Union alley, and is the fourth Lot
above Walnut street, 4- a commanding situation, and
well adapted to the new grade. One-half of the par-
Chase may be paid in Pittsburgh anti Allegheny City and
County Scrip ; balance on time.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
ap22 Smithfield street.
CroAIits;cIGARSjJIGARS sour cases, containing:
12000 St. Bt Yarn Principe Cigars;
8000 Barras Imp'd do do
4000 de Mentz Cuba do do
3.250 La Norma ia do
4000 Primera Ilav'ti do do •
3000 La Luna do do
25250 La Minerva do
Just received and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
ap2t • • • -No. 6 Wood street.
E. FITZGERALD,
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No.2fftiorket street. •
A.V.ING received (and receiving weekly)my Spring ,
H
and Summer Goods, I amprephred to otter to the
citizens and publit in general; a better lot...afro - tidy made
Clothing than has ever been offeredbetore in Pittsburgh,
and et - prices 25 percent. cheeperthan ego be purchased
in any other Clothing establishment in this city. -'
Ey' Don't forget to - call at N0:24.
marl 4-11 '- ' " • • E. FTPZGERALD.
. -
:Sprint Faehlons .of 111111tnery Borissets,
- : :Cardinals, &a. •
TUST received Straw': Bonnets, Caps, rich Cardinal
ty silks, Faskionable• Ribbons, finest French Flowers,
Cords, Fringes, Trimmings, Ate.. Straw Bonnets cleaned
andtillored to , the>Spring fashions by one- of the best
Straw ARllintna in the city. • Silk. Bonnets, Cardinals,
Dressps, and every article in the.fdillinery. and Dress
m raking business, made up by the best hands, at
marl 4 MRS. DUFF'S, 10 St. Clair street.
NEE
STOCKS.
For Sale.
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ruivr FITTSWILIRGH
8 r=r warzsiri THE CIIARE/M.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Lake Erie Shales, Beaver. .
Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
" Rohl. ightman, Beaver.
• Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do. '
• Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
Z. Taylor, Lucas, Wheeling.
• Diadem, Conwell. St. LOWS.
• Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville.
" Hudson, Bridgeport.
DEPARTED,
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Gilson, Beaver.
" Lake Elie, Sholes. Beaver.
" Robt.Wightrnan.---, Beaver.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson,.do.
Camden, Hendrickso, McKeesport.
" New England No. 2, Dean„Cinemitati
" Z. Taylor, Lucac - Wheeling,
" . Nominee, Smith, St. Lanisf
" Tuscarora, Poe, Cincinnati.
• Beaver, Clarke,. Wellsville.
Lady Byron M i ller , Cincinnati.
" Hudson, McMillan, Bridgton.
tor Captain Grace's beautiful, safe and swift run
ning steamer, Tim Batmarrr, will leave this morn
ing for Cincinnati, at 10 o'clock. She is one of the
best boats an the western waters, and is commanded
by one of the finest fellows living.
SERIOUS STEAMBOAT Acctnzwr.—A collsion took
place in the Yazoo river three miles below Sunficw
er, on Monday night between the Patrick Henry and
Fawn—(the former descending and the later ascend.
tag,) which insulted in the serious injury of the lat
er and the loss of the life of her 3d engineer. The
guards of the Fawn were torn off, and the gentle
man,s cabin considerably crushed. We wonder that
the destruction of life was not greater. The of f icers
of the Patrick Henry immediately turned to the as
sistance of the injured boat, and secured the freight
which was cast overboard by the collision.—Fazoo
Democrat qj the 4th.
Wm. B. Wheeler,slain
STEAMBOAT AGENT, can he found nt Wesley
Crier's Counting Room, corner of Water and Smith
field streets, Pitisburgh. mar 27
For Olneinnati-44legular Packet. 7 ~,
Antertnedil The fine steamer MT. VERNON ii 1.11..
Kotrrz, blaster, will leave for the above and
tare ports, regularly, every Saturday evening.
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
apt; OW. U. B MILTENBERGER, Ag't.
Regular Zanesville Packets.
Steamer YANKEE, Capt. McKim. leaves
tr
very Saturday, at o'clock, P w.
reamer JENNY LIND, Captain (.41L1.101(Itil, leaven
every Tuesday, at a o'clock, P. X.
For freight or passawa OF/ It ,
W. . WHEELER, Agent,
ap3 Corner of Water and Smithfield ate.
dfkiA
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEAK PACKET LINE.
11H1 Independent Line of steamers is now composed
.1. of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages ate paid for the services of the best and
most experienced men engaged in the river business.—
The line has been In operation for six yetis; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
Injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com
parison with any passenger line in the Union for safely,
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:
IWONDAY PACHET.—The MONONOA-UXLA, Capt. Stone,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday coorrung at 10 o'eloek;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 r. Bt.
217RSDAI PACIEWT—The Mamma No. 2, Capt.
Jan. Klineater, will leave Pittthargh every Tuesday
awning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 r. Y.
ANDNRSDA P .ACK ET—The Nrw Exot.amn Na.
11, Capt. 3. Dram, will leave Pittsbargh every Wednesday
enonung at lOo'eloek Wheeling every Wednesday even
ing at 10 r. r.
THURSDAY pAciar—The BRILLtaWr, Capt. R. J.
Grow*, urilileave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday4vgning at 10 r. w.
FR/DAY PAC/MT.—The Currie No. 2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'c toe It;
Wheeling every Friday evening *llO r. at.
SATE:RDA Y pArrrr —The ?dosaitors No ,: Cat. p
I. C Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
rooming at 0 Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 I. Y.
SUNDAY PACKET.— The IIAAC Nrwros, Capt. P.
Arrol l leave Pittabargh every Sunday fawning at
In o'e oek; Wheeling every Sunda,: evening 11'110 r a.
nov 10.
Arrival of Near Spring & BUM mit r DooOliTl
FASHIONABLE 11EAD QUARTERS,
so. 11MItsmetrri1T7tP7tr, mon. top ira.ow erconnantr,
C.IIII , ZnaIIEIBVELO,,
I)IIRSPECTFULLY infitrmil tits (wends end the public
It. In general, that he has received • very large supply
to the choicest SPRING and SUMMER GOODS ever
seen in Pimburgh, selected by himself in the Emit. con
sisting of English, French and Belgian Cloths Cam.
metes, Vesting., Cashel-torus, kr., of all *bodes and
colors, and of the latest and timer desirablo patterns,
which will be made op to order in • superior style, and
as very moderate prices.
Ht bet alao on hand a very large mock of Ready
made Ctothum, *inch he will sell very low. aptaly
'rim. undersigned is prepared to tarnish Awnings,
1. Tarpaulins, Fire Screens, Tents, Ice., at the shortest
notice. Sail Loft over Davage k Roberts' Block Makers
Shop. Front street. near Ferry
aptri: tm• JOSEPH JANEWAV.
lAY MAGAZINES RECD AT M. A MINER'S
X
In tiodey's Lady's Magazine. for May .
National Magazine. tor May
rireiham's "
Memoirs of my Youth by A. De Larnentne
Life and Letters of Caroline Fry
The Waverty Novels. by Sir Wisher Scott ; complete
in five volumes.
Dowdier's Faintly Shakspeare, from the sixth London
edition.
Outlines of a New System of Physiognomy; illus
trated; by J. W. Redfield, M. D
Littell's Living Age. No 219
Our stock now commies the largest and most com
plete assortment in the West.
ID' Smithfield street, third door above fid. aptki
TrODAN & CANTWFLL, RI Market street, and No.
11 7 Diamond, have on hand and are opening a large
anti varied assortment of China Vases, Card - Baskets,
Cut Glass and Fancy Cologne Baines, Alabaster Jewel
Boxes, China Figures, de.; 4 doz. celebrated Bay Water,
from the Isle St. Thomas; 6 dozen celebrated Florida
Mater; 24 doz. Cologne Water, various brands; 12 doz.
Shaving Compound ; 6 doz. Ox Marrow, for tho hair ; 6
doz. Roussell's Handkerchief Perfumes ; 6 dot. Chinese
Floating Soap—with splendid assortment or Soaps, and
other Perfumery. Far sale Low!, Cosa. ap2.l
FOR BALE--Several Building Lotg of 24 fret front by
130 deep to an alley, desirably located in Alleghe•
ny, on and near Ohio lane. Price from $2OO to $300.
Scrip will be taken at par for any of these Lots, or a
payment of one-eighth in hand, in Scrip, if desired—
balance to seven yearly payinetto.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
rip2l Smithfield street.
C ASTOR OIL-17 barrels per North River fiir sale by 1 1 1,04 mArrum's it co.
RTA-140.000, in Eirrnin.
ha AIT et B Rin,VtrB & CO.
JAMES PATTON, Jr ,
ap24 No. 17 Liberty at.
BACON HAMS-3 caskajust reed and for sale by
aolt JAS. PATTON, Jr., N 0.17 Liberty at.
NlOLASS—albbls. reed maim Rain
ap24 JAS. PATTON, Jr., No. 17 Liberty st.
1 - R.S3 AND KUM , : PORK-1e bbla. Mess ;i6 do
15.1 Prime, rec'd and for male by
ap24 JAS. PATFON, Jr., No. 17 Liberty st.
fIORN HROOMS-30 doz. fanny Broom., reed and (or
‘..) mile by JAS. PATTON, Jr..
ap23 No 17 Libeny et.
TOW AND COTTON RAGS - 20 doz. Tow, 30 do.
Cotton, reed and for onto by
SCRIP WANTBD—In exchange for Window Wass,
assorted sizes, and Young Hysoa and Black Teas, at
ap24 Witt. DYER'S, No. 768 Libert • st.
Au RAPPING PAPER—
,' 3000 bdls. Single Crown Straw Paper;
2000 " Medium "
500." Double Crown "
100 " Blue Factory Paper;
150 gross Bonnet Boards; In store and for sale
low by REYNOLDS Ir. SIIEF.,
0 Corner Penn andlrwin streets,
*2
LUTING PAPER
-300 reams fair to prime ruled Letter ;
100 " " to " plain
200 " " to " ruled Cap ;
100 " " to " plain "
la store and for sale low by
REYNOLDS & SHER,
ap2o Corner Penn and Irwin streets.
PRINTING PAPER
-200 reams 22232 inches ;
100 " 24.230
200 " different sizes; in store and for sale by
REYNOLDS & SHEE,
ap2O Corner Penn and Irwin streets.
AND PAPER-500 reams Sand Paper, superior arti
cle.
.No. 1 to 6, constantly on hand and for sale low,
by REYNOLDS er. SHEE,
ap2o Corner Penn and Irwin streets.
ItArOLABSES-100 half barrels prime quality, for sale
JOHN 0.1. by F. PERRY,
apS) Corner of Hancock at: and Allegheny Wharf.
DRIED APPLIW-500 bushels for sale by
JOHN
F. PERRY,
aps) Corner of Hancock et. and Allegheny Wharf.
DRIED PEACHES-1.00 bus.. prime quality, for sale
by JOHN F. PEARY,
apSJ Next - door to Perry House, All_eiheny Wharf.
Removal;
OMITS & SINCLAIR have removed to No. HI, corner
0 of Wood and Firm ate. np2
GLASSES--30 bb s. Molasses, in store and or .. e
M
by [aPg/ S. & W. HARBAVOH.
.;~~,~ 2 ~
r_ -• 1 ~
~: ~~ : mow - 1 Nth' .~'~.. ,~
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.Uankers anb efxtbangt Brokers
= , WILLI/Lai%
EXCHA N CIE AND, BANKING. OFFICE
N, corner of Third And Wood - mons.
S'OUT arid Time Btlls of Exchange, Dank Notel . an
foreign and domestic Coin bought and sold on. lb
most favorable terms.
Collections made Wail the principalcities of the Union
at the lowest rates. jell
Iidi.ABLER &
Bankers and Exchange Brokers, Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Bills, Bills of Exchange, Certificates 4-Depos
it, Bank Notes, and Coin.
Cotner of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the St.
Charles Hotel. may2B
- -
N. HOLMES SON,
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange Coin and Bank Nora,
No. ad Markeserreet, Pittiairgh.
BELLING RISK. EXCHANGE.
New Yorkpr Ciaeinr . iati
Philadelphia " LoaMmlle
Baltimore 3 " St. Louis
Buying rases Buying rates
Ohio die.l County Ea City ord'u
Indiana I " Reliengotes
K 'eky " " T 'mania Cr
tenlucky
Virginia
Wheeling.
Tennessee
ani9-y
HOOK oft SA.RHENT•
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Corner of Wood and Sixth streets., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
rkEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes , Time Bills, Foreign
I/ and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, ike
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sums to sun purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, at the
lowest rates. sepli-ly
FLOUR -500 barrels of very superior Flour, for sale
by CUMMINS & SMITH.
1,/ORN I[b;AL-100 ale fresfiCora Meal,
rec'd aud
for sole by laplej CUMMINS &, SMITH
B
for sale by laplEl
TORY APPLES-50 sacks D
1. ask by [apld]
APPIALS--40 bbls. Romanite Apples, for sale by
aple CUMMINS & SMITH
urzeKoa It NUTS—I barrel Hickory Nuts,ia store am!
Ll_ for sale,by [apISJ CUMMINS & SMITH.
IjNCANS-40 bushels Pecans, in store and for sale by
apIS CUMMINS tr, SMITH.
A SH HOOPS—ZAXXi, just received and for sale by
RHODES & ALCOR I v,
30 Fifth street.
WE
AT MEAL—Our own_make, constantly on band and
O
for sale by RHODES & AIXORN,
apl7 30 Fink street.
Utit.'o ltAßLEY—Constantly on hand and for side
Al by RHODES tr. ALCORN,
apt? - 30 Fifth street.
POTATOES -1400 bush., per steamer Columbian, for
sale by tapiS] aurnr, hIATTHE WS & Co.
lorruN-98 bales, Per steamer Dolphin, for sole by
k„) spin RIMY, MATTHEWS & CO.
DACON-10,000 tbs. assorted, Heuzia,ttides and Shout
1.) dem, for sale by
scan
111 HIED FRUIT-20,000 bu. Dried Peaches
300 " Apples • for sale by
apIQ RHEY , nreTTHEiva & co.
- -
Agit
1849.
rtLOI.7R-40 bane Is Family Flour, for sale by
apl9 RILEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
GRAD CIDER-19 barrels, for sole by
apl9 RILEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
50.000.. M kI
KENIX” FIRE RICK—A superior
article, to arrive by Canal, and far sale
•n accommodating terms, by
C. A. ttIeANLILTY & CO,
Canal Basin.
apt 2
F Lou bb[a. Flour, 6r --
111111TH & SINCLAIR,
Corner of Wood and Front streets.
DAL:ON-15,0W lb . . Bacon Hams, Sides and Should
JI erg, City Smoked, for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
Corner Wood and Front streets,
apIJ
llttiEN APPLES—A few bb.. Green Apples, for
4,._W sato by 41tP131 SMITH h SINULAIFL
1 - jI..AC HES-10 sacks itrieg r. i t T . g i be i t=la t
Corner First and Wood streets.
f ACKERAL--73 bbls. Mackeral, No. 3. large, for
„LTI sale by SMITH k SINCLAIR,
.02 Corner First and Wood stream
rovxAlsrs—ti bbls. Pecan Nuts, just received and for
sale by SMITH h SINCLAIR,
told Corner First and Wood streets.
_
UVANTED.—Four good Jour. Painters wanted.
JOHN CORRIST9N,
T,mouß-50 bbls, Holmes' Extra Flour *eived
It received
by canal boat "Comet," and (or sale by
S. & IV. BARBAUGH.
No. 53 Water and 104 Front street.
((I in store
kx nod for sale by lapin} ' S. &W. BARHAM:AI.
DAR LEV-400 bustles primeOhlo Barley, receisTid
and for sale by lapin) S.. 44. W. HARISAUGH.
LRATHER -6 bundles Leather , in the rough, received
and (or sale by (ap10) S. &W. HARIJAUGH.
100 7 0 B r i....li ie ltt.:ISVILLT-1 1 11,-
47 i ;1167gg4' rut
ap9 No. 2 Smithfield at.
10 A B o
o B LS. RO-N
eosaIANITE APPLES-Offered very low
1,/ close ignment. by
W. tr-1. C. ACHESON,
apt/No 2 Smithfield st.
0
''' litifik - istlefittiiit.S-Reei
`Z-Receiv ed - for alp by
'73 - W. & 3.C. ACI-I.N.
ap9 No. 2 Smithfield at.
fti'iti - ii - a - til - stile
100 P rebl " "t)1.
H. LEE.
- -
F,j - k PS. PANCIr r sale
OASSIMERZ—On hand, and fo
4.A.Lat manufacturer's prices, by ifebM] H. LKE.
CASE teHEY MUCH CUTPll—Just reed, and (or
1 sato at manufacturereg, prices, by Ifcb2ol H. LEE.
feAgrAgraticAN Akin"
J far talc-by (fear) H. LEE.
I PAIRS DRAI3BLANKETS.—The attention of Cal
elt., Venda men Is directed to this article. They will be
wild low, to close consignment, by [fe2Ol H. LEE.
I IED case ISO pain Bed 13Iankets, t'S
hycse. U lbs., ribbon bound, received this day, on
consigifment from the manufacturer, and for sale by
H. LEF
ap7 Libeny, opposite Filth street
ITERKING—ttio boxes Sealed Herring , received sad
II for isle by J. S. BONNET
raar3o -Liberty street.
ItAISINI4-130 boxes M. It. Raisins;
40 hr. " " " in store and for
sale by (rnor3ol J. S. BONNET. Liberty at.
OItANGF.S AND LEMONS-53 boxes Oranges ;
23" Lemons;
In store and for sale by Intr3ol J. S. BONNET.
1101" ll CORN FOR CATTLE ANDHESOtto--CSn
l.i on hanA and 'for sale by
f 24 RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth at.
SHELL COMBS.—A great Vlttiety of Beek, Dressing
and Side Combs, new styles, on hand at
ZEBVION KINZErS,
marl? 67 Market street.
Alr ACAULEV'S ENOIAND.—A new and cheap edi•
.111 l flan of Macauley'S History or England, this day re
ceived aid for sale by KAY CO.,
ma 44 Corner Wood and Third eta.
60 BALES CUBA, just received and for sale by
J. A. KA ZURIE,
marl: No. 33 Hand st
ears for Ca fantails.
ours REVOLVER'S, with apparatus, by Express
C
in a few days, by JOHN CARTWRIGHT •
marl 83 Wood street.
MA ft
L i ;.l l i i , L p T c ' e 'S so li e t . 9 . l"l u y e l; ,a k e Ng t t"D— n l i tt.. g l
all the matter, verbatim as tireratim, of vols. 1 and Saliba
London edition--embellished with an accurate portrait
of the author. Two vols. in oue l price We. large.
supply of the above received and for sale* ,
B.
JOHN H. LO,
mart 811 ood street.
lANDSCAPE PAPER—
.I
set, a view of the Battle of Monterey;
- Cerro Gordo ;
I 66 6, ,6 .6 Buena Vista;
1 " " " Feta do Paris;
1' " " Chase de Lyon;
" " " Garde Francais;
1 " " Col. C. Auvergue.
The above is suitable for papering large public rooms.
For sale at tho warehouse of S. C. HILL,
mar3o 07 Wood st
John Fullerton,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND BEGARS,
No. 146 WOOD CTREET, orris DOOR ABOVE SUM',
H - ETAS on hand a general assortment of the above awl
cles, among which are the following choice brands:
P. Robinson's Pound Lump; Smoking Tobacco;
Grant & Williams' 5 do. Cut and Dry; •
Dawson's 16 do. Fine Cut Chewing;
Baltimore Plug ; Cabo Leaf.
Spanish &gars, from $lO to 530 per Ill.; Hair Swinish
Se ar e ; Common Began of every grade acd variety.
Country Merchants visiting the City are respect
fu . invited to call and examine his stock. apt7:lm
THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and
the public that, having completed their alterations in
Store, they are now prepared to wait on their customers,
having received a NEM, AND SPLENDID STOCK OF'
GOODS in their line ,—they have added Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Bonnets:Arc. They solleit tishare ofthe very
liberal patronage already conferred upon them.
HOGAN tr CANTWELL,
apl7 86 Market street.
W RAPPIN n G am PA . y a tt um
straw ;
500 " Crown "
250 " Double Crown Straw;
250 " Medium Rng;
250 " Crown
Received and for sale at the Paper Warehouse of
apl4 S.C. HILL, 87 Wood et
LAWNS, LINEN BERMES, LINEN OINGHAMS
and Fancy Dress Goods of every description, Jua'
opened by ( nuar29:tm) HAMPTON, SMITH & CO.
BRASS CANDLE STICKS.--Inst received, at the sign
of the Plana and Saw, a splendid assortment of Brass
Candle-sticks, of urious kind.. For sale by
HUBER & LAUF/WAN,
apt.° No. 7 8 Wood street.
AS. MARSH'S MO NO oarnitner HALL,
IV! or a Septembir Night; by the author of " Two Old
Mena , Tales," " Emelia Wyridhani,""" Angela," etc. Just
received by JOHNSTON Si SI'OCKTON,
mold Corner Market and 34 sta.
•I KEGS No. 1 LARD—Just received and for sale by
ap7 ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
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Greenwood Garden.
milts delightful Suntraer Retreat is novir . opert for the
11 reception of visiters. Ice Creams. Fruit, Nuts, Con
fectionary, and all the gootrthinga nature aril art Can
produce, will he served up, in the best manner, iu the
Saloon. The Ten Table will be spread, at fit o'clock
every evening.
Conducted on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday.
Boqueta of the choicest Flowers put up at the shortest
notice. ,
A large Collection of the choicest variety of Green
house Plants, Dahlias, and Annual Flowing Plants; for
sale.
The new steamer Thar. Beau will be ready, in a few
days, to run from the Point to the Garden.
ape T. MeKAIN._
Needle Worked Collars, ace.
R. MURPRY has now open a large assortmentof
. the above Goodsof.vanotis styles , - and'at ex
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tremely low prices.
Linen Cambric Hamtkerchiefs, of all qualities, from
10 cents up to 63,50; also, mourning do, of - different
qualities.
Bobbing Edgings—Some new patterns, vary pretty,
iustopen.
Victoria and Lisle Edgingi; also, Looni Thread Edg
ings and Laces, warranted linen; and. at less than one
half the former prices—besides, a large assortment of
WHITE GOODS generally, such as. Mulls, Nausooks,
Jackonets, Cainbncs, Book Muslitis and Bishop Lawns.
tEr Wholesale Rooms up stairs, cornerof Fourth and
Marketstreets. ap4
20,000 Y ards.of Paving.
TIM Birmingham Town Council, desiring to contract
with some suitable persbn 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 .Ist of „May
next. Proposals to be left with James M. MlElrny.% -
By order of the Council. ,
ap2:lm THOMASBLACEMORE, President.
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
HOPE CLO THIN EDIPORI UM.
la J. ROGERS respectfully informs his friends and
JIIM. the public that he has opened his tsw Owning;
broan, N 0.27, Market street,betiveen Min and Second,
where he will keep constantly on hand a large and supe
rior assortment ofclothing, suitable for the present :season.
Having just returned trom the East with a new and
splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Peelings,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be made up
on the shortest no.ice stadia the most fashionable style,
on the one price cash system, as low as can be had at
any other establishment in Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the place; but call at the CLOTHING
EMPORIUM[, No. 27 Market at., Pittsburgh. [mr3L3m
Valuablle Heal Estate for Sale.
rruiE subscriber will sell, atptivate sale, that valuable
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ProPerty, on'the • Fourth street roa‘adjoining his
pr-seat residence, and give possession -immediately;:—
Pnere are about TEN ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, in a
high state of cultivation. The improvements are a large.
and well finished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a su
perb Barn, and other out-buildings. Adjoining the Dwell
ing is a running Fountain and a good Pump, which fur
nish a constant supply of excellent water. There is a
variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery on the premises.—
If the above described property is not sold soon it will
be rented far a time. Also, for sale, a large LOT, on
Penusylvania Avenue, at the end of.the board-walk.
Inquire of 'fmar3l:3m) DAVID BEELER.
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AIRS. LEET would respecttully announce to her
131. friends and the public, that she is now prepared to
accommodate Boarders. Residence, Second • street, be
tween Market and Wood, third door from Wood street.
References exchanged. • apl22w
Congress Gaiters.
T A.DIES, wanting something superior, both for look
and comfort, to anything they have ever worn, will
please call and examine:them. These Boots have no
saiugs to tie and untie, and dangle about the ankle;—
they are not only much handsomer, but dutplay . the, foot
and ankle to a much better advantage than any other
Boot or Shoe made. Yon will also save time and trou
ble. Manufactured by S. KEYS.
marts No. S Fifth street.
LANES' SPRING SHOES—SiIk, Satin and French
Lasting Gaiters, of every variety and color, on bend
and made to order.
Also, a full assortment of Children's Shoes, of every
description. Manufactured by . S. IiEFS,
marzi No. S Fifth street
Mar/LIM &. Co.,
BOTTLERS, Atte blexbractrattes Op Wawa.
Ws.rsta, Sarsaparilla, Porter, Ale, Cider, Root Beer,
Mead and Pop, No. 18 Market street, and 100 Liberty
street, corner of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh. max23:y
Isaac Wunams,
M-ERCIIANT TAILOR, Smithfield street, N 0.12, be
tween Ist and 2d streets. .ap4ty
NOTICE.—The undersigned hereby gives notice that
from and after this date Mr. Jona ROTH is the only
authorized person to receive moneys and sign receipts
or orders in my name. . C. WERNEBURG,
Fashionable Head Qaarters,
Pittsburgh, April 2,'49. ' No. 28 Market st.
April Magazines received at M. A. Minees.
clopErs Laws BOOK, FOR APRIL; Graham's
Magazine for April.
Sartsua's Union Magazine, for April.
Macaulay' England, t and 2 parts; cheap edition.
Published by the Harpers.
Part 6 Illustrated Lite of Dr. Franklin.
Celeste, the Pirate's Daughter; a Tale of the South
west. By Miss Eliza A. Duprey.
The Midnight Sun, a Pilgnmage; by Prederika Bremer.
SI me kwo's Mag azine. for March.
Littelt's Living .Age ; No. 254.
I'ET Smithfield street, third door above 2d. DIPS
• FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS, •
• AT P. DELANTIS. •
NO. FORTY-NINE, L./DEBIT ST., , PITTSBURGH,
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive and general assort
meet of French, English, Belgian and American
Cloths, Casaimeres and Vesungs, of the latest and most
desirable patterns. Amongst them will be found a vane
ty of entirely new styles Fancy Cassimeres and Vest
logs, of the latest Impormtions—all of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable manner, at short
notice, and reasonable prices.
On hand, a large assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. made up in the present Spring Style, and
will be sold low for cash.
N. B. To Taman.—Watt's Graduating Shoulders'
Measure 'System. for Bale at (lart:darmr) P. DELANY'S.
Xew Goodie.
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a few days I will be in receipt of a well selected
1, and fashionable assortment of SPRING GOODS, now .
on their way from the But, to which 1 would invite the
attention of try friends. A good fit warranted in All
eases. JAS. Me OMB, Tailor,
mar3l Third street, St. Charles Building.
N rEs_io bags Filberts;
10 '• Cream Dints ;
10 f" English Walnuts;
50 ." Shelled Almonds;
S bales Bordeaux " received and for
sale by [meal] ' J. S.',BONNET.
MACA.ULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND—Harpers'
Edition, fine paper. No. I; price JS cents. Just re•
ceired nod for sale by JOHNSTON& STOCKTON,
antral Corner Market and 3d sts.
NEW BOOKS—EssaK on tne Union of. Church and
State: By Baptist 'oel,M. A.
The Hand Book of HydiePathy, for professional and
domestic use, with an appendix. on the bestrtiode of
forming bydropathic establishments, being the result of
twelve years experience at Grafenburg and Preywal
den. By D. J. Weiss.
The Caxtons, a Family Picture. By Sit E. Bulwer
Lytton. Just received, and for sate by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
mar 26 corner Third and Market sts.
1110 hfiLLINERS.—The subscriber has o large stock
of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS,
which he le prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at his
Turning Establishment, No. 27 Fifth street. -
marliam H. H. RYAN.
Apprentites Wanted.
rrup. inbscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi
.l. net, Chair-making and Chair Painting branches. of
business.. Hoye of steady habits, about 16 years of• age,
woald be preferred. None need apply, who cannot
come well recommended. H. (1. FAHNESTOCK,
marl: 101 Smithfield street.
ANTED—An active Partner, with $l5OO cash cap
ital, to engage in a Wholesale and Retail Grocery
h V ulYness, now in active operation, and doing a good bu
siness, having the advantage of a prominent stand. -
C. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
aplo • Smithfield street.
JUST RECEIVED, at the sign.of Plane and Saw"—
400 pairs Twisted and Straight Trace Chains;
10430 Bs. Wrought and Horse Nails. For sale by
HUBER. LAUFMAN,
aplE4 No. 78 Wood st.
CALICOES:—Just zeceived, and now
\.." open, at No. 59, North-west comer . of 4th and Mar
ket streets, a very large supply of Calicoes and Chintzes,
of new and handsome styles, and embracing some of the
best and cheapest Goods ever offered in this market.
aplO PHILIP ROSS.
POCKET BOOKS-2 gm. Calf }knows Pocket Books;
5 " Morocco
10 " Sheep " " "
On hand and for sole by
McCANLESS & CAMPSELT.,
aplo 97 Wood street.
- VOR SALE—A span of Match Brown Horses. En
..1? quire of IifeCANCLESS & CAMPBELL
uplia • 97 Wood sweet.
DRESS SILKS—Jam received, an invoice of very .
handsome Dreaa Silks, of the newest and moat pop:
u tar styles, imported this season.
Also, very glossy Black Silks, of widths, forili-
Settes,Ac. PHILIP ROSS,
aptB No. M. corner 4th and Market eta.
COFFEE—M bags Rio Coffee ;.
10 " Old Goy. Java;
10 " Lakuyro.; for sale by
0 2O KING fr. MOORHEAD
VRESH TEAS-44 packages Young Brion : Gunpow
der, Imperial and Black Teas, pan recd and for
sate by (oP20) WIG & MOORHEAD.
rPOBACCO-20 boxes, favorite brands, s's•
6 " Baltimore P.lng,Job ' .;
" Virginia Twist, "
For sale by *00) KING & MOORHEAD.
- DINE OlL—Conatantly on hand and for sale by
eta) KING & MOORHEAD
ANACKEREL-6O barrels, half barrels, quarter bar
role, am/ kite, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, (or sale•br •
~ P 2 O KING & MOORHEAD.
F RUIT --50 boxes Raisins;
40 hr. "
24 qr. "
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I case Eight's Raisins;
30 drums Figs;
I ease Scattily Prunes; • . .
5 boxes Lemons; just reed and Tor sale by
ap2o - , KING & MOORHEAD.
d UNDRIES-17 doz. mixed Picolitty, 'Oberkins and
13 Manger. Pickles,` }:gallon bottles; 4 , dozen Pickled
06ions, gallon and quart bottles; 4 doz. Pickled Cauli.;
dowers,
half gallon. and. quart. battles; 4. dozen Pepper
Squce. quart bottles; 4. doz assorted . Syrups, quart
; 4 doz. - Lemon Sytmy; quart bottles; 8 dozen Walnut
add Tomnto , Oatsup, putt bottles; 2 doz. Laces Oil, pint
bottles ; 6 dozen Gelatine, 412 improved preparation ; pint .
ottles ; just received and for sale by
ap2o , KING & MOORHEAD.
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NEW GOODS.:11101.0.11.1.NS I 'BARGAINS
THE. BIG:GOLDEN DEFeEIVE AG A/N•
-New Spring and Summer Dry Gonda note opening at '
Sign of the BIG BEE MVE, Mark. tweet,
between - Third and .Fourth status.
Wid. I RUSSELL N Market street, be-. :
tween Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Dig
Golden Bee-Ifive.has now commenced receiving
a very lame and splendid stock of Spring and .
ZummerDßY GOODS, wluchhe is enabled to offer tohis -
numerous customers and the public generally, at prices
far below those of any former season. These Goode
have all been selected with the g - reatest care, and will be
found to be one of the largest and most splendid sticks
of Spring and Summer Goode ever offered in this tyr
As many of these Goods have been purchased of the Im
porters, per the,latest arrivals from Europe, the subscri.
ber is confident that he can offer to his enstoonere the: . ;
very newest styles aff Ladies Dress Goods, comprising :.
English, French, Swots, Irish and Scotch Goods together
with a .full nese:went of :American manufact ure, and
cheaper than can be found elsewhere. ,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Rich. Chameleon Silks, eatremelylow;
Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods;
Rich Grenadines, plain and figured;,=
Poult do Sole; fashionable and late importations ; . .
Black Amuses, plaid atol striped; - . .
Brocade Lustres, new styles;
Mohair. Chameleon, figured, (very cheap ; ) . - •
. Tisanes all colors;
Balaarhass in great variety ; - • ,
Paris dotte d Lawns, for evening dresses;_ , • .
New style rich Mourning Lawns; . .
Organdie Lawns, a beautifularticle;
Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and qualities;
Black Bombazines, of most approved makes;
Paris printed Bareges,emremely low; -
Paris printed Lawns.l/7 great variety;
Crapes and Crepes Line, a full assortment of colors and
qualities;
Together with a large supply of De Liana's and Alpaca's,
some as low as in cents per yard. In- addition to the
above will be found a beauttful assortment of Black
-Bnassels Lace,fortrimming . dresses,mantillas and capes..
Also, French worked Capea, Collars and Cada, latest
styles. Also. Vittona Lawns Cud Spotted Robes, very
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cheap ;Swiss, Mull, Jacnnet and Book Muslin ; . Bonnet,
Ribbon; Belung Ribbon teCravats ; Scarfs; Ar u ficials;
Gloves; Mitts, and Hosiery.
. SHAWLS! SHAWLS !! . .
Grenadine Shawls, Plain and figured ; -
Crape d' Chide, do. a new article •
-Rich changeable Glace Shawls, high lustre; • -
Mode Embid Thibet do. extremely flow;
Black Emb'd Thibet do. very cheap; •
-Black Silk do. best quality
Black Nett do. low pi-Rea; -
White Canton Crape do. splendid goods;
Chameleon Silk do. late importations;
Printed Cashmere do. cheapest in the city;
White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!!
The largest, cheapest'and beet assortment in the City..
Parasols from the lowest to the most splendid, rich and
costly article; of Oft newest styles and colors, con
always be found at the Big Bee• Rive, between Third and
Fourth sta., No. a 2. [mao2S]- WM. RUSSELL. '
borne gttc and Staiple•Ociodsi Cheapest Yet
ALARGE STOCK OF CALICO, from 3 cents to 10
cents per yard; Bleached mid unbleached Muslins;
from 3 cents upward cited Tiekings and Checks, a fall
supply of all qualities and prices', Irish Linens; Table
Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table
Diapers; Crash and Dowlas ; Scotch and Manchester
Ginglissns; Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean; and Blue Drills;
all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot fail to
please and without fear of tompetition. - -
BY - Remember the. Big Bee flise, Market attest; be
tween Third and Fourth streets—No.62. • ' •
maM - WM. L. RUSSELL.
N °- 65' MARKET STREET, between Fourth' street
and the Diamond. Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. The subscriber bas just received his first supply .
of Fancy and staple Dry . Goods, adapted to the Sprirl;
Sales, consisting in varier the following:
4-4 English Lawns. only:l2} cis., French Organdy.
Lawns; 12} cis,. 4.4 Blue Merimac Prints, 12} cis., 4-4
Double Purple Prints, 12} cts., Drab Moms de _Lain, 12}.
cts., French. Dress Ginghams; 12} eta., 4-4 Brown Mus
lims, from sto eta., Bleached Muslins,3} cb5.,4.4 Bleach
ed Muslin, 5} to 12} etc., P
Prints. Merlmac atterns, 6}
cts., 2d Mourning Fr. Gine:win, 12} ;is., Trench Wark -
Collant;l2} ate.'
LADIES' DRESS - GOODS :
Brocade Chamelion Silks Brosha Figured Silks, Cita
melon Satin de Shies, Wide Black Plaid Silks,Wide
Black Gro. de Rhine Silks,Pigured Foulard Silk s, Plaid
Oro. eltdsmonr Silks . , Madonna Silk Stripes, Wide Black
Mantilla Silks, Paris Printed Lawns, English Pruned'
Lawns, - French Dress Ginghams,Embroidered Swiss
Muslins,Paris Printed Mdus de ims, Satin Plaid Bert
gee, Chamelion Plaid Grenadines, Plaid - Linen Lustres
French OrgtutdyLyarns._
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New style Bonnet Ribbons, Ladies' Cravats, Revere
Bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, French Work
Danes and Collars. Black and Colored.Md Gloves, Lisle
Thread and Silk 'Gloves, Mohair "and Worsted -lit ins,
Black Silk Fringes and 'Gimps, Matt, toviss, Jazonettand
Thread .Edgings and Inserungs; White rand Black silk.
Hose, Cashmire, MOTELViIIII, Black and. White Cotton
Hose, and Black and White Silk Demi Veils:
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SHAWLSi
Embroidered White . Cashmere and Crape Shawls,
Plaid and Black Silk Shawls, Black and Colored Mons
de Lain Shawls, Satin Plaid Berage Shawls, French
Cashmere Shawls, and Plain and Embroidered Black and
Colored Silk Fringe Thibbet Shawls.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS :
Damask Table Linens and Table Clqths, Russia Dia
per and Crash, Irish Linen and Linen Lawns, Sleuthed
and Brown - Muslins. Casinetus, Kentucky -Jahns,. Bed
Ticking, Domestic Ginghams, Colored -Cambrics, -Led
White and Yellow Flannels, Welsh Flannels, Canton
Flannels, Brown, Bleached and Colored .Drillings.
GBANTLEMENM GOODS: _
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French and English ,- Bide, Black and . Brown-Cloths
Black and Fancy French Cassimeres; New Style Fahey..
Yestings and Cravats; Silk Under. Shirts and Drawers;
Linen Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs and 4 fine .
sortment of Gloves, Ilosiery and Suspenders.
PARASOLS-AND PARASOLETTS:. .
I have just received a Splenaid assortmento.
Style Plain and Fancy Silk Fringe Parasols, Par ~.
and San Shades. '
The above Goods have all been purchased at the lour
est cash prices, and will be sold Wholesale and Retail,at
such rates as cannot tail, to please all who vrisltto buy .
'good.Goods at low .prices. . .
ABSALOM MORRIS.
No. 65. Market. st.. Pittsburgh.
The Spring , and. Summer Stock or
READY-MADE CLOTHING AT TILE
THREE BIG. DOORS,
r Oa THE PRESICCT SUSI*, nes SZVEE asor EQUALS=
Even by the Celebrated Establishment itself
TIIHE UNPRECEDENTED PATR9NAGE bestowed
J. upon the enterprise of the proprietor, has °tabled
him to purchase all his Goods at such prices as will allow
him to sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any
other House East or West. - -
JOHN BPOLOSKEY, Manufacturer of Beady-rnads
Clothing, N 0.151 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Fa., hasjust
completed his Stock;. and has .now. on hand, ready for
sale, the largest,mossfashtonabie and varied assortment of READY-DLADE CLOTHING ever offered in the United
States all of which have been made .under his imme
diate inspection, in tnis city, AT PRICES TEAT Nor OBTAI:V
-racrsatxxcx—together with one of the 'choicest mite
tions of Imported fine -Black, Blue, Brown Olive nod
Drab French, Belgian and-English-CLOTHS, -that - -has
ever been brought to this 'city. • Also;finethncy VEST-,
INGS of every description; such as Cashmeres; Mar
seilles, rich Silks, fancy Sa &c., &c. All the new
est styles fancy OASSI , of every description;
all of which will.be made ap to order at the shortest no
tice, in the latest and most fashionable style. , -
The proprietor informs the public that the principle
upon which he will do buithess, will be upon the basis
of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING ;'and in order to ea
tablish a confidence in the buyeri,/ am determined to ad-,
, "
here to my original motto tack Sales and Swan Pro:_'
fits;" and also make: the hyper his own salesman, by
marking the lowest price on each article - , in plain figures,
so that each customer can select frc
uu an immense and
exquisitely assorted stock, the articles he requires, at the
set price it poisibly be bought for-
Busineis shall continue to be transacted at my men--
sive establishment, which has long since obtained the
character of being the First Tailoring . Establishment in
Pittsburgh, •
ettEald ARRIVAL OF NEW coons,.
AT P. DELANY'S, -
N 0.49 LTRERTYSTREET, PITTSBURGH..
TUST RECEIVED au, extensive and general- assort.'
meta- of French. -Engliik, Belgian and" American
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES and VESTTNGS, of the latest
and most desirable patterns. Amongst - them will be
found a variety of entirely new style;pane,' Cassimeres '
and Vestings, of the •,
- LATEST IMPORTATIONSt
All of which willbe made to order in the most fashiona-
bit manner, at short notice•and reasonable prices...
A large anlusrattistiortment of -
Y - MADE CLOTHING
On lama, made in the present Spring style, comprising
eery description of
FROCK AND DRESS COATS,
Made of French, English, American and Belgian Cloths;
of the mostjashunustile caws; •
New style Business Coats, - plain black . and (Mick
colored Castunar'ett, Tweed and. Summer Cloth'. Sank
Coats, and Pantaloons of superior single and - double
milled Cassimeres, Summer Cloths, and every other de
scription
of goods suitable for Spnatand Summer wear.
Also, a choice assortment of '. • • -
NEW STYLE. vaer, -
Rich -Silks, Casluneres, plain and fancy Oolorsi• plain
black Satin of superior quality ; with a great variety of.
substantial and well made _
CLOTRING.;.
Altogether comprising one of the largest and handsomesi
assortments of - .
READY MADE CLOTEING,
That can be found in. the City, which will be sold Low:
N rt, +.4Tioss.—Witt's Graduals Sionlder Mea
sure System, for sale at D ELANY'S,
spo:d&w . 49 Liberty
Vine Shirts, Spring Styles.=
171, DWARDTODD tc CO., are now receiving from their;
Facti_gy East, a large stock of fine and medium Oat
ity SHIRTo, which, for -durability an 42tle ofrnararr
facture, are not surpassed in this or an er market-..;.
The trade Wilt be supplied at lowest ew York
.prices.:
Wareroom, corner - Fifth and Market streets,
_ . _
IVORY COMBS-1. case, assorted lengths, inchiding
Fine S. and S. S. Fine. For sale at the lowesttaann•••
facturees prices, with discount (Alai • •
EDWARD TODD Et COJS, - •
op 2 Cor. of Fifth and Market sts.ittp stntrs
/ ---- . IIJM SUSPENDERS —2 cases, 'asserted- qualities
a3l - Swivel Joint Suspenders, just reteived and for tale
•ow b - . • E. ona
febt y
Oor. of Fifth and Marke Tr t sts.;n & p
&co.,Mire.
CARPET BAOS—lcate due Wilton -. • . •
• - • 1 6 ' Brussels Carpet Raga::
Received this - day and for sateloiv by, - . • .
up 2 • - ' EDWARD TODD CO.
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LARGE and nandsome assortment of newest ttyleai . •
I.X particularly adapted "to City trade; last-rec eiv edmar29:2m • • • •
HAMPTON' SMITH :St Co.
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( SI:S.of above Gi3ods,, mid, *9 Wil:l4i 3
C o d double Purble, for sale b
ar292m N SMITH *. CO
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