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_Advertisersatentguenedto hand in:heir/armlet/hes
• Delock t This must be complied tvith t in order to in
sure on ensertsin. Whenii ispossebie, an sariierhourtoould
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DIED t
In Freeport, On'the 2Sth inst., of typhus fever, NELSON
MAzzu, of ,trufsdnle New York.
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me . At — no Futvadss.—The members of the Nep
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e Fire Company are going ou a visit to Cincinnat i
about the firstof June. ' We would advise all young men
ofthii city, would wish to visit . Cencinniiti, to ..,wh . .
em
brace this- opportunity, as -they"will never go cheaper,
nor witli a more cleVer comPany, of young men. (tay4-2:.
-. Will The Public Schools, IN TH6 SIXTH WAILD,
centimes: on MoNnkr, the 14th day of May. - Two
male and five - female Teachers will be employed for the
season. Candidates will please make application, in
writing; to either of the School D . :met : or&
The Com,mittee appointed td" the Teachers, will -
meet at the School House, on 1 , esdaYl •thelkh inst.,
at 2 o'clock, I , - M. By order 0t... e Board.__ -.. , '
mitylipt,,,is - - --. :, L'. It. Livnitosvou; Siest.' -
07-11tle. Oilers Farewell Benefit, Monnss
memo, MAT 7.1841 The Play selected for the occa
sion is HAMLET, with such other Entertainnients as he
trusts will meet with the approbation of his friends.
, . ' Berri os Prrrsarraort
Mayl 1549
lir
The Presidbat 'and Directors of this Batik have this
day declared a Dividend *flour per tent. ob the Capital
Stock for the last six months, payable to Stockholders or
their legal representatives, forthwith. "
Jon' Ssromt, Cashier.
Thrscass-r's sztoldsuorscrunsti's fistis,l
-• . - Pittsburgh, May 1., 1849.
Er•Thiss. Bank has .this day declared a Dttilden of
fourper C on the Capital Stock, out of the profits or
the last six months, payable on or alter the 11th instant.
mayttd ". • -. • W; llmay, Cashier.
.
ZIAII3I OF PITISI3=OII',
Iday 15t,1849.
117.7 This Bank has, this day, declared a dividend of
four per eent. on its. capita stack, payable on or after. the
11tiiinstaan. - Eastern Stockholders will be paid at the
Western-Bank of Philadelphian •
znytdtd . ' Taos. M. BOW:
O. of O. F.—Plneo ot Iffeeting,Washington
Hall,-Wood street, between 6th and Virgin Alloy.
PITTSLIVEGIILODGE, No. :336—Meets Ciery Tlleaday .
MEnakertamt racaxemmer, No. 87—Meets Ist and ad
Fridayof tact:l.month. mar2s-1y
IrWr - Boonourriiiidf you wish to save. your money
an buy a superfine LIAT ior CAP, call at I•LEMING'S
HAT STORK, wheie you will find a complete assortment
of the latest Fashions, CHEAP FOR CASH.
I:Quaky] 139 Woog Ct., cornett f Virgin alley.
frr..l.. 0 - ot .0. F.--Air LODGS, No. 49
meats . ihe Halt corner-of Wood street and Virgin
alley, every Thuraday evenivg, at S o'clock%
rnyl:Gm • _ riseanaßassarr, Sec'y.
Notice...ln anticipation of the probable arrival
of the Asiatic Cholera in our midst, the Sanitary Commit
tee of Councils takc this method . of urging upon every
citizen the necessityof an immediate and thorough atten
tion to cleanlineis upon their premises. -
Let every occupant r property see that his vaults,cel
lars,'yards amikennels, are cleansed and purified from
all filth, and that all plazes-which emit noxious - Mid un
wholesome effluvia, be filledwith Chloride of time, or
other purifying agents. . .
Attention to this notice is considered of the highest im
portance to;cireyy citizen, as a committee will.be appoint
ed whose duty it will be to call upon every hbuseholder,
and return those..to the Mayor for prosecution for a nui
sance, upon whose premises filth may be found.
• JOHN AVOILLL, Ch. S. C.,
ap2l:lw Chaim:um of Sanitary Committee.
ErG. VIT. BIDDLE, Dentiit.—REstovtz to a
new three story Brick, on Snrensrenn sr, one door be
low Sixth street. TEETII INSERTED, from one to a
whole sett, by Atmospheric Pressure, with a beautiful
representation of the Natural.Gcm, restoring the Rack to
its original shape. TEETH EXTRACTED, with
or no pain. DECASID TEETH permanently - saved "by -
ruroanto, preventing the Tooth-ache, which isnauch bet
ter thatt curing it, though it should be dune in five min
utes, or even instantly.' ap2I:IT
Earning Vast lob Ifhinting ENlct.
CORNER . OF WOOD&ND FIFTH STREETS
gr . idaving .added to our Establistunerd, a splendid
Bteam-Power Printing Machine, we are prepared talc)
all kinds of Newspaper and Book work in a style of tin
surpassed beauty and neatness, and upon the most ma
sonahle terms... We respectfully solicit the patronage or
he public n this line of our business.
For Greenwood Gardena.
NEW ARRANGEMMENT.—The
steamer THOS_ SCOTT will COl7l. .141 ,
mence on Monday Iday 7th, to run
from the old Greenwood Landing, foot of Pitt street, to
the Garden, leaving at 0 o'clock A.. and at each ever
hour until 0 a'clock r. ;last trip from the Garden At
10 P. 31. lb
The Saloons
are supplied with all the delicacieseftbe
season. Tea at 6 o'clock. The Garden, with a large
collection:of Greenhouse Plants; Dahlias, Annual PrOw
ci Plants and Shrubbery. The comfortable wharf boat,
Greenwood, will be placed at the Pitt st. Ony4
BARGAINS I i BARGAINS!!!
SELLING OFF AT COST, TO CLOSE UP,
At No. 58 Dloaritet street.
THE undersigned having determined
o 'o
- to decline his present business and close
up on or before the Ist July.next, wilt
from this day, sell off for cosy and CAlaragon 7 his
entire stock of TRIMMING AND FANCY
GOODS, embracing ageneral assortment lit Goods in the
above lute, viz.:—Pringes, Laces, Edgings and Insert
ing, of every description; French Worked Capes, Col
lars, Cuffs and Sleeves; Cotton and Silk Hose, al/ colors
and qualities; Children's do ; Lin en Handkerchiefs; Bead
Bags and Purees Steel Lleads,Clasps and Steel Trim
mings. Bonnet Ribbons, Mantua do.; Belt do., Cord and
Tassels, Oiled Silks, Sewing - Silk, Coates' Spool Conon,
Spool Silk, Linen and Cotton Bobbins, Morsted and
Cotton Bindings and Cords,Silk. and - Linen. Lacers,
black, vrhite and colored Kid Gloves, of the beat quality.
Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves; Lace Gloves and
Mitts; Silk - Floss ; Amei and German Pins; Hair Pins ;
PARASOLS; SUNSHADES, AND FANS!
Eyery variety and shade of Parasols, of this Spring's
purchase; Fans, of the most beautiful and rich patterns,
all fresh and new; Laulies"Trtiveling Bags; Ladies'Spun
Silk and Merino' Vests; Buteila Tuck Combs; Card
Cases ; Belt Slides, Fancy French Hair Brushes, Read
ing and Fide Tooth Combs, Perfumery, of the linen qual
ities ; Fine Soaps Pearl,lvory and Porcelain Buttons; finishes, :ha., Ac.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING. GOODS
A large and complete assortment of Goods in the above
line,.coraistiagin part of Fine Shirts, Standing and Byron
Collars, latest sty lei; Silk, Undershirts and. Drawers;
Gauze, Cotton 'aud Merino do, da.. Brown and White
Linen Drawers; White do., made in superior
style Barathea and Amer. Cravats; new
styles of rich Silk Cravats, all patterni, , a splendid as
sortment; red and imitation Madras Cravats; Lawn and
Gingham do.; Sawn, Bombazine and Hair Stocks; Satin
and Fancy 'Ties; Silk and Satin figured and plain Scarfs;
Shirt BOSOMS and Collars; super. Lisle Thread Under-.
shirts and Drawera; Eng. and Gemmn Half Hose; Lisle
Half Hotel Silk. do.; a splendid assortment of Ebony and
other Canes:, Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Carpet Bags,
Dressing Gowns, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, black
and colored Wid Gloves, Silk and Lisle Thread do.,
Shonldhr Braces, of the moat approvedpatterns;Mouey
Belt', -Russia Belts, French Embroidered Smoking Caps,
Oiled Silk Bathing Caps, Razors, Brushes, Wallets, Sus
penders of every desecration, &c. "
The entire stock will be sold for cost, and carriage
added. whirls will bring prices down 50 per cent,.lower
than the same descrip,rit of Goads have, ever been
offered in this city. B. F. STERETT,
. . No. 50 Market street, near Third st.
N:B.--"Dhe Store for rent, and Fixtures for sale, front
the Ist July: . - may3af
13==31
"FUST RECEIVED, AT THE BEE-HIVE CLOTHING
CY STORE; a fresh supply of plain and fancy CASSI.
Mlinitfl, good quality and fashionable patterns, which we
shall be hnppyththispose of at low rates. •.
- • 1300BYER DRIBBLE,
. .
may2] No. 251 Liberty at., sign of the Bee Hive.
' - Por Scrip, at Par. • -
- JOHN 11 MELLOR, No. 81 ;rood street,
will sell the following new and second
hand PIANOS,' for Pittsburg, Allegheny,
.or Allegheny County Scrip, at part,-
One new Rosewood Of octave Piano, made by Bacon
& Haven, Novo York Price $325
One do do do do $3OO
One Rosewood , 0 octave, Gale, dc,Co $275
•One do do do do • $250
One Mahogimy,l octave, nearly new, Gale & & Co. 8200
One •do .do -. 'Lord & Brothers' $0035
One do 5} do • Rosenbaum $lOO
One German Piano,6 ootayss $5O
One old Piano, 5 octaves $3O
One Itinhogany Piano, 51 octaves, R. & W. Minns'. $3O
A ciEltiTS WANTED.—Two or three Agents can find
As, desirable eituatioutito canvass and tape eubseribers
1/2 tbie County for a valuable work, highly recommended
by numerous persons distiguiehed alike for their learning
and religious influence in this and Paitern Cities, by up
plyin,g to person to' EDWARD TODD & CO.,
may( Corner of Fifth and Market ts., up stairs.
...k t2
• - STRAY hiAßE.—Came to the premises of
the subscriber, in Allegheny City, on the 30th
of April, a - GRAY - DIA.R.E, with saddle and
bridle. The . ownet- is re4uested to come for
ward, prove property, pa charges, and lake her .aw 4.
may3:30. 0 -.. ' - Eagle Tavern. Allegheny.
ODA ASH-15 castes of " Kum" superior Soda ash,
S
rec'd and for sale by S. &W. HARBAUGII.•
• mart . No. S 4 Water and 10tFronist. - •
LAKE LIME.--10 Willi.. a Lake Lime rec'd and' for
vale by imay4l- S.& HaRH&LIGH.
APPLE -BUTTER.--2 firkins of Applerßutter,juat re
ceived and for sale by •
may 4 • • • ' S. 8 -HARBAUGIL
AXPLASSE - bbls, just rse'd and for sale tiy
. 111 : MaY 4 WAIARBAUGH
FINE FLOUR.-30 bbls. fine 'Flour reed and for sale
by - (marl] • S. &W. 11.A.BilAUGH,
RYE: FLOUR-40 bbls or Rye Flour, anexcellent ar
tiele, just landing from canal boat "Comet," and for
sale by - [may4] fr, LIARBAUGEL
DSOR , GLASS—M:te. boxect, tr.' Smith Yforrand; 225 boYeei.T. S. Slarke ll's brandtitist
sale by - - • 'S. dr. W. fIABBAUGH: .
may 4 •-• '1%1.54 Water bad 104 Front et:
Kt ROUND FEED —Horse, Cow, Hog, ' and . Chickers
LX Feed, emitted:lSi on band and - far sale by
may 3 . RHODES & ALCORN. 30 Filth st
INSEED OIL- 7 40 bbls„ jam reed and for sale by
. --0 :4-.FARNESTOOR & CO., -
-:," • CanetlEt and Waod ste.
ftfroinnterrial
PITTSOOROEI /MAIM OP TRADE.
T. S. CLARKE,' -
R. E. SELLERS, Covainze POE Mar.
' DALZELL, -
- -PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
Steambo atPaciresLincjieocsdallyfor Cineinnati,loAnt.
Passenger Packet, litilloasonssille, topaha:to:ire. and
Philadelphia, 8 J.. sz, and 6 P. M.
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, 9 a at:, and ISt
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 A. M.
North-Western, via Cleveland, daily,lo s. M.,
Erie and Western New 'Pork, daily, 9, A.. M .North-.4stefn, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
- ARRIVALS AND . DEL.\ RTUBE OF MAILS.
Easteitildall via Philadelphia, due 31. m.,
_closes 13st.
Western Mail', Cin. and Louise., due 8 r. st.,eloses 5 4.. m.
South.via Balt. and Washington - due 8r; m.,closess st.
North-Western via Cleveland due 10 a. m., closes 9 a.m.
Erie and Western New. York, due 8 e. at., closes 13 sat
Par, volue. Asksd. - Offend.
Rank of Pittsburgh!. -•-••• • •• -• '339,00 $ 50 • 00 OOP'
Exchange Bank 60,00: 44,00 = 43,50!
AlOrssants' and M. Bank, 50,00 511,00 - 40,00
Farmers! Depositßank , None inmarket. •
gaud Street Bridge 50,00 50 , 00 40,00
Northern Liberties Bridge. 50,00 - 35,00
Old 'Allegheny Bridge •—•- . • . 25,00 36,00 -35,00
Connellsville E. R. Stook, paid on
shares, $2,50. ••-- • • ......... •.. 5,00 ' 1, 4 31
City Bonds op ceitth 90,00
Monongahela Eridge• • • • •••••••-••• 25,00
Gas Stock. • ........ •• —••-••••• 50,00
Weekly Review or the Markets.
• • OFFICE OF THE
POET !
PRIDAT MORNING, ' Ma 4, Oa );
REMILRICS.—The weather this' week has . bean
beautiful,. Business is tit brisk as can . be under, th e
pressuee in the money market. -There 'are Atte
changes in prices, noted below. The rivers area
nisigible yet and business on the wharf appears
;Cubier
ASEES.—We have nothing.new to repoit. Reg
ular sales of Soda Ash at - 314331 c. accoiding,to
terms: The market is well saPplied and demand is
brisk. In other kinds we gnats as follows:
Scorchingv, , 3}031:1 Pearls, 54054
Pow, ' —044 SR - 6 0 , 51
ALE—The demand is very good, without any
chanho in prices. We quote Commoi at $6,00, X
X $7,00; XXX $B,OO. Bavariary - Boir (a conapara•
tively new article in the market)4wirth $6,00.
•BACON--The market'stands as ii did last week.
There hairs been tolerable brisk sat* but no change
in prices., For City cured Hams we quote at.5106-}„
Sides anti Shoulders in properties.
BRICKS—Common are wortiis4,6oo6,oo; Paving
$5,6006,00; Fire Bricks game.
BAGS - - - Sales of Cotten at $4,0060,50 rip doz.
'BLOOMS..HeId at S66OV
BEEF..SaIes or Dried Beal 1118 081 e. in a retail
way; but little doing:
BEESWAX...Some, transactions reported at 190
22e. from first hands and Nal store. •
• BUCKETS;-Said of Braver and MaLletta Buck
ets at $2,1602,20. Good supply in mallet; and de
mand brisk as natal. '
. COTTON YARNS—Vanufacturers have made a
change in prices. We give the table corrected. It
is an advance.
Short Reel—• I " 600
No. 3to No.lo - ' l6 I " 71X1 111
11 tot 17 N 42
O, 100 n
- 0 14 3 • • -18 Coverlet Yarn 11 , 1b.21.12
Inereasin4- 1 cenl4?' lb to I Carpet Chain. •-• • • 206
N0,..e0 7 Cotton Twine 110 a
Long Reel P di*: Candle Wick. —OlB
N 0.500 •• • 8 ;
Bag Fillingssells at 15c.; No. 1. Batting at 9c.;
No. 2 at Bc.; No. 3 at 7c. A superior article of Bat
ing in sheeta% by 4 feet, expressly for family use,
and p e r f ec tly clean, at 121 c.
CANDLIS..We have no change to report:
City 9 6,00 Cineinnnudo 9tlt9
M001d.....t. 10 010/ Spertn, beat brands%) 039
Pittaburel Star- —22 023 Do. inferior 23 6'30
CORLAGEI.. There have been some alterations by
mondial:wen, which are noticed below:
Manillaitope, by Coil, •
13c
Do do when cut, ' 14c
White Ropp, by Coil, lic
po do -, when cut, - . 12c
Tarred do by Coil, 10c
".1.10 do when cut, Ilc
packing Yarn, fine, 9c
Do do common, 8c
Manilla Bed Corde, $1,7502,6203,50 p
Do . do per coil,. 13
Hemp do 1 5(02,2403,00 f p
.
Do do r. per coil, 10 p
Manilla Plough Lines, - 75087 p
Hemp do - do 75 .
COPPER..The rates are, Braziers 27028; Sheath
ing 27; Old' 18019.
iIIiOCOLATE—SaIes At $2,7503,00, according
to brand.
CRACKERS...The regular salmi to the trade are at
the following rates:
Water Crackers. $4,00 p
Butter do. 4,75
Pilot Bread 3.50 "
Sugar and Soda Crackers c. P
COTTON—We can give no quotations. This is
no market for Cotton. The manufacturers bay In
the South,,and the few lots sent to this city for sale
cause but little-stir.
CORNMEAL—SaIes are made regularly froni
store at 40c. for best quality; some sales of country
ground at 37c. We consider 40c. the fairest quota
tion. Sales . of Kiln Dried at $2,00.
FEED—The market is fully supplied. Canal
boats from Ohio are arriving with full loads of Bran,
which is sold on wharf at B.i9c.
FISH—The receipts continue-fair, and brisk sales
at our quotations of last week. Sales of Herring at
$606,50;' Shad at $10810,50; No. 3 Mackerel at
$6,00; Salmon at $18,60. Codfish
FLOUR-The market has improved considerably,
but we can hardly tell why. The demand in the
east- has not increased, and through prices at first
advanced slightly, a decline has followed. We
(Incite sales on the wharf at $3,60,93,70.
FRUIT—Sales of Dried Peaches at $1,25,133;
Dried Apples at 56858 c. Oranges are very scarce;
worth :$4(d4,50; Lemma - are sold at 0303,50. Pea
Nuts are very dull; the marked is glutted; sales in a
small way at 8681,00.' Sales of Pecans at Gas;
Sales of Raisins at $1,7531,65; by single box SIX
82,00. Sales ,of Pine Apples at $303,60 s? , doz.
Green Apples are scarce at $101,50 according - to
quality.
FURS---The following are the rates at present .--
Red For, N 0.1,25 0 50 Raccoon
Gray Fos., 121 . 0- 25- Mink •—•5 0 25
Muskrat •01 Deer Skin, 111.14 0
FEATHERS—Smallailes front store at 33a35e.
The market is poorly supplied; demand fair. A
large lot might not command more than 32c.
FREIGHT—BeIow we give a carefully compiled
list of freights to the different ports. It will be ob
served that there are two classes of heavy freight.
Dods. 11. rt H. FL
To Cincinnati, cwt., 20 eta 15 10
Louisville'
15 121
St. Louis, 50 30 2.5
Nashville, 50 25
New Orletuts, pound freight 50c 100 Ris.
Lumber is shipped to St Louis at $505 50 p. Mr.
To Wellsville and intermediate points Se; to Steu
benville and Wheeling Sc; way freight below Wells
ville 10e; Flour from Wheeling and points below
Wellsville 121 c ;r bbl; from Wellsville and points
above 10C ft bbl.
BALITHORE` & OHIO RAILIWAD.--411C charges on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from this city to
Cumberland are as follows, via: Hats, Boots, Bon
nets and Medicines, 35 cents per 100 lbs. Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Tobocco, 25 cents
per 100 pounds. Coffee, Salt and Fish 20 cents per
100 pounds.
, GROCERIES—In Coffee the market is not as firm
as last week: We quote stales Prime Rio at Bc.
Molasses with 28029 c. at which • sales; Sugar, to
5.1 c.
GRAlN—Barley is worth 55660 c. at Breweries.
Rye we quote at 60. Corn is taken at 30c.• re-sales
from stores at 33c. Oats we quote at 28430 c -on
wharf. Wheat, nothing doing; worth nominally 65
6370 c.
•
GENSING.—HeId at 25c.
GUNPOWDER..SaIes are regular at the follow
ing rates:
.
I
FED- .... -• .4,75 GP 5,60 Eagle do. in pa-
Eagle 6} ths• • (iP 3,00 ' per ' Et 3,37
Do. dz IRI canlrei 7,00 'Rock powder.. • .3,25 0 3,62
FFFQ do.• •• • 0 . 4.00 ' - "
. HEMP—Some email sales from store at $130,00
per ton. • .
GLASS—There is considerable briskness JO Wi q
dow Glass. Sales SOO at $3,25 to trade; $3,60 to
country; 10:12, $3,50 to trade; $3,75 to country.
Black Bottles.. Bxlo. • • • 0 4,00
Quart, gross • 0 9,00 10x12 -• • • 0 450
Pint.
wine - 5,6
0 7,00 ItixlB. ••••• • • • • 07 , 00
MatPa ne,6 , 5 d0.10x14
toga l ®9,00 Patent
to 18E14 •••• •
CI ar et , gross. 0) 9,00 Country brands,
Window Glass 9e box. 81E10.. • ..... 3,2503,31
City brands, 10x12 • • • 3,5003,62
HONEY.. We have no sales of consequence.
HULLED BARLEY..ReguIar sales at 3c. pet lb;
Pearl do. at 60.
RAY—Not much coming in ; sales at scales at
$7,5009,00.
HIDES—We make lainglealtemtion in ~. q uote
Misgonn • ..... •• 7 0 9 ' Do. kippa gr ski 9.1 2 0001,09 ,
Sppish• •• •• • • :.14 0 , 113 Green - - 3}
Do: salted i; • • - -
,
IRON—iThe card :rinces •are unchanged but , :we
understand many the manufactdrere give a heavy'
'per tentage on large nice, „
tiarlnatata. , -- 0
Conunon-3 rik j slabs. 4 0 41.
Sheet. 6t a n l!usl!!artifikTett-.•,....@ 15:
1301erP19tes.-- - .6 of
STOOKS.
WAMI
1.00.30 d /tithe ...' , . - 0 - .{,50 'i . ,. "..... - 0 43,}
80 9d ‘l •••. 0 4,00 • . p'ks 4* 1tr.... - - -•• ad
607 d ". -• • . .0 4,50 " pressed. .-- - . .610 .
d - -u.• • . - 0 4,75 - .11ollerDivers......7 - 0 - 800
NAVAL STORES.: ere htiebeen no cthange in .
the market, . and we qu e , old prices. - ;,, -
'Rosin pbbl-2,02 0 • 9.N.Carolina4,o6 04,25 .
Titch •..- .. • ..3.00 0 3 TurMtine, gal,- 02 a-, 6-;
A
Par, ll 0 Yarlegh , q.3.2o -
sb,Copsill,7s.o 246
;i 4-
INSIMANCE..TIvfoI owing table gives the ratio
of insurance on gooisteamboatst , -
To Phila. and Balt. vja To Wheeling • • -•• •• I
canal ov .4. • Brownsville .1.
Cincinnati ..• . • . ...` * f -Louisvilte .• • . .• - 1 1
Evansville, 1a.../. }- * - -Nashville, Team, :... f I*.
Memphis, :Fey. •I 1 - New Orleans Ilf
I
Saint Louis, .• •i 1 • Quinek, Illinois,. •• - I'' 1*
Burlington, 1
.44.1 . I*Galena, • " •• • - .11 21
JetTersonC
R i Mo., 2 I Independence, M0.. - .14 i.
LEAD:. tiler sales itifMisiouri Pig at 41c.; Bar'
6c. Sheet $5 fp' box; • Cut 6.. The follow
ing are thereto. asked for PatentLeed Pipe :
'ii Inaba : aqueduct No 2 Lead Pipe se. V foot. -
i it i • ... .t N o. 2 el el , fi e .
4. CS . ' CI _ .. , N o. 2 " ~ l f' o. Ll'
I _.‘ ; .‘. . , N o. I . it - " Gieip. t, •
i• "i• - - l ' No. 1- " " 7*c.44' "
•.. i . , if . t "
. N o. 1 ts • u. si c * 4.
_1 4 - NO.I " '" 12*4.4P " " '
Allother sizes 6*c. 4 , lb. -.. . ' , g -
LI3HBER--The Luinlier - hair all arrived from,
above and all sold That was offered in this market
at 13 and 16. Shingles at $1.7602,26. . •
- for dry lumber we give our table as usual, without
tilleration:
Ckar il' M 022,00 Flooring Ido 19,00020,00
common do. 011,00 Common Ido . 0--,--.
Clear It, do ' 033,00 Oak ~ ® 24 , 00
,Common 11. do 015,50 Pine Shingles .
'Clear 2' - do- 44,00 1p uwo 2,5002A0
Common 2do - 22 O 0 Laths, saw'.t 2,0/42,00
LEATHEII,7?We give zooF, table correcte d. The
only change is a slight advance in the prices of New
York Red., - - -- '
_New York Red, middling weights,.... • • • • 10c ialli
do do Over do " 18c
Baltimore,. - ' ' - 21022
Harness Leather s • ' 20
Skirting, do 22028
Birdie,. —do tp doz 833(iD36
Upper,....do g$ doz 24027'
Calf Skins - - ir do z ' 184924
01L5.... ' W0 quote, No. 1 Lard, 68c. ; No. 2 50c. ;
Linseed 68c.
OIL CAKE—Bought at $13,00 per ton.
OIL MEAL.. Regular sales at 40c..tr hu.
PIG METAL—AII that has arrived has heen sold;
prices for No. 1 Allegheny $26(ii27; time. Hanging
Rock is sold In small lots at - $27030. .
PROVlSlONS—Through"the week has so improv
ed as to produce a better supply of prime Butter for
the retail market, we do not see that prices of Roll
have changed.- We have heard of no sales for this
Weak. Lard, sales of 40 bbla at 51c.; kegs worth
6c. Cheese is very scarce and in good demand;
we quote prime at 7671-c.
POTATOES--The market is not so well supplied.
Sales at 76(31,00 from store.
RYE FLOUR—Sales from atore
RAGS—SaIe from store of country mixed at 3k.
• SEEDS..CIover is without much demand; •we
quote at $2,75 from first bands; Flax is worth 90
095 c.
STARCH.. Regular sales at saisie.
SFIC.Es..Very little variation in prices; and' sale
at the rites annexed :
. .
Cloves MI 0 32ntmcgs ••• —1,50 0 1,60
Cassiain Mats. 22 0 25 Pepper 0 0 10
Gilmer- •• •• ••. 10 0 II Aleptee 13 0 16
SHEETING= - pond No. 1,7 c. Nonatook 81c v.
yard.
•
SHOT:. Regular sal. s-at $1,3101,44.
SALT..Regnlaz sales at $1,25 at canal; demand
TUBS..Regular sales at s9 4p din.
VINEGAR—Regular sake tider Vinegar, in bbla
at 7..9e.
TALLOW.. We quete%l 7(a7lc. in the absence
of any important sales.
•
TIN PLATE.. Prices base odvaneed. We now
quote as follows: I. C. $11,25; I X 8'3,00.. Block
Tlll has ale Advanced in proportion.
TOBACCO..The dealers report the following
prices, at which the market is steady :
Cigar Leaf- •• • 4 53 , 7 12sislap in box 11 a IS
l'ilrninfetldo• •• 2 111 7} •2s. " •' 114) 17
Ladies' Twist. 9 0 10 1.6 s " " 19 ki) 14
Plug in kegs.• • 650 7 scotch snutf.• •14 V 10
Plug in boxes• 13 it 15 Rapper ..... • • .14 WO • 16
6 Twist 414:S 7 I Cuttentry I bra. aD 25
Cavendish.• •• • gi/ 5 1
WHISKEY—Raw is worth 162161 c.; Rectified
we quote sales at 180161 a. •
WOOL—The market is firm „at our quotations co
Last week 26 to 40 fp common to prime the receipt('
are very light, but demand good. No doubt the
spring , ' crop will be taken at high prices.
Hates of Discount Si; Datut of (goins
CORRECTED 8Y WM. LARLMER, JR.
Erthante Bruktr, 66 Fourth ai, adjotning Bank Pittsburgh
PENNS Y ral BLI
Pittsburgh Banks • - -.--. Tar!
Philadelphia Banks pan
Germantown . pa yi r.
Cheek:county pa
He/aware cou ray pan
Montgomery county part
Northumberland cou rug • .pan
Col. Bank .4- Bridge Co.• •par'
Hs ad ing , par
Lancaster
•PoT
Doylestown par
Easton par
Bucks county par
i
'Poti.n.,ille par
Washington I
Bray:aural,. • • - ........ par'
• York 2
Charn ben burgh 2 i
Grays burg 2
illiddleto um 2
Carlisle.
2
Ha rrisbugh 2
Honesdale 2
Lebanon.• • • • . 2
Lewistown.
___
iStau Bank and bra nskts. • .2
Winans na tißunkt. • • • -....2
'Circkrilk (Lawrence) 2
Columbus Bank 2
I Xenia 2
Sandusky..
Geauga .• - •
Nartraik..• •
Nets Lisbon
Maass. • • •
411aricrta. • •
CAiUirothe-
Citedand •
Sciata
Laneasert.-
Flamikon.
Canton.
Urbana.—
Gran kilts-
.11ZINOIS.
State Bank And Branch's 4
: ank oflllinois. 73
MICHIGAN.
I Rini.an
/ma ran Ce Company--.. 4
Itau Bank G .
Oakland county. ..... • • • • 10
Farm. and Meth. Bank-10
no sale
! St. Clair..
-
Wyoming 1
Erie. - 20
Wert Branch. 2
Waynesburg.— • • ......... 2
Suquehanna county .3
Lehigh county
U. States Bank• • •
litlirf Notts
City and County Scrip
INDIANA.
tate Bank 2
TENNESSEE.
Allbeinks 5
EASTERN EX6HANGE.
New York (prom)
Philadelphia "
Baltimore "
State Bank and branches-1
State Sea
.N.TAGA Y.
AU Banks • • • Age
VIRGINIA.
Eastern Banks ' 2
Wheeling i
Branches
Branrh at Aforgantown , • . 2 1
MAR YLAND.
Bcatintora city p
Country Rants 1
NEW YORE
City Ranks . pas
Country Banks i
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks
NEW JERRE Y.
Ficsicyletd notate.
VALDE OF COINS.
Ansel: Gold (prim.) , e
Guineas $5 00
Sovereigns . 4 83
Pre:timid:dors 7 SO
Ten ruttier 7 50
Tin Guilders 3 90
Louistfors 4 20
Napoleons 3 K.
Doublaon,Spanish.-• •10 00
Do. Patriot. • 15 50
DUC4I3 . 215
CCONSTABLE'S, ASSIGNEES' and ADMINISTRA
TORS' SALE of Dry Goods, Clothing, .Fancy}.Arti
cles, Toys, Hardware. Cutlery, Saddlery, Gold Watch,
&c., at AUCTION, by Catalogue.—Scrip will - betaken for
ionic of the Goods. Commenclng on THURSDAY Ilex!,
May 10th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold,
without reserve, to the highest and best bidder, by order
of Myers Barker, Constable, and G. Roetell, W. IL
Miskhill, * Assignees of T. S. 'Waterman ; also T. Wilson,
Administrator, and C. Mintal, Administratriz of the late
P. Mintal, dcc'd, the separate stocks of three Retail
Stores, by catalogue, comprising, in part--col'd cam
vestings, banannes, gingliams, carniet, pantaloon
stuffs, cashmarett, broad cloths, worsted plaid, French
cussimeres,gambroon, couting,.drilling, linen and cotton
checks, enema, chintz and calicoes, splendid cashmere
shawls. black. Holland, summer cassimerea, mous de
lahms,braids L gloves, hosiery, laces and edgings, gros d'
Naples silks t a large assortment of ribbands,.lrce veils,
alpacas, snennos, red flannel, lustre and dimity, a large
assortment of merino shawls, braid, gimp, straw and
lawn bonnets; de tante and cotton shawLs, crape, era.
vats, silk lidkfs., *Alcides, a lot of clothing, hardware,
cutlery, toys, French and German fancy goods; also,
groeenes, km. Catalogues will' be ready on Saturday,
and the goods arranged for ezatnination•mmorrow, The
Assignees have concluded to take Scrip at per for their
bgoods, which will be marked in catalogue. - The Coruna
le's goods-will he sold for par fends, and the Adminis
trators' for currency. 111YERS BARKER;Constable.
• G. HOETELL,
W. IL MISKHILL,
• Assignees of T. S.Matirlan.
• T. WILSON,
C. MINTAL, .
Adin'r and Adan'a of the late P: - Mintal, dec'd.
may 3 JAMES MeRENNA, Auct
Rare_Standard Wor ks.
C 1 HERIDANI4 SPEECHES. —The Speeches of the
Right Hon. Richard BitusleY Sheridan. with a-Sketch
of liis Life ; edited by n Constitutional friend—. 3 v01e...,
. •
Stern's Works.--41,e Works of Lawrence Sterne, in
• one vol., with , a Life , of the Author, by himself; Illus.
trutejl by Harley. 1 vol., 8 vo,:
Sketch Book.—The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon,
Gent. Anthon'e revised edition, with illustrations by
Carley.
„ Astoria, o;Aueedotes of an Enterprise beyond
the Rocky Mountains ; by Washington Irving.
Mardi, or - a Voyage Thither..—A new work in two vols.,
12 mo., by Herman Melville, . -
A Table.for Critics, or a Glance at a few of our Liters.,
ry Pregemes, inn series of jokes, by. a anmerful Quiz.
.For sale by' KAY & Co.,
may 3 , Corner of Wood and Third, streets.,
_ (Dispatchoopy.)
.. .
eiIzi,STRAY MARE.—Camo to the premises of
cthe subscriber; on the Beaver Turnpike,abciut
A mile belcicv . the Borough of - Manchester, on
' . Monday last, a 134 Y MARE, between two
s
and i ree 7 .yearp ol4;;:with white face, and black inane and
tail .- The owner ts retitieited_ to come forward,. prove.
Pr 6 PArO i 'i ry_.0.4 1 . 1 .,...14 take. her away.. . ..
teaY.3:4 l . : -
ASTOR 011,-42 barrela i foesale I? . y
RIIEY - f-MATTREWS,&„ CO,
No-:"23 Water street,
WRAPPING PAPER-875 btuidle!t, c'fuvu, Double
'.Crown, andlledium, tbeigule by ACO.
may 2 Azird MATTHEWS
: • - ARRIVED, . '; •
Steamer 'Lake Erie; Sholes, Beaver; . •
'Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, - Beaver. •
.; Robt-Wightman, Beaver. . .
" Baltic,, Jacobs, Brownsville.,
Atlantic, Parkinson, do.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Messenger N 0.2, Woalward, Ctn.
tt Yankee,lllcKee, Kr/nes-rills.
Bealler,
t Wellsville, McNeal,-Wheeling
. Lamartine r Duccan, St. Louis.
• - DEPARTED,
Steamer . Mich igan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
" ' Lake Erie, Sholes:Beaver.
Robt,Wighiman.•--; Beaver.
• n Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville. •
" Atiantic,Parkinson,.
Camden, Hendrickson. McKeesport.
". . Brilliint, Grace, Cincinnati.
". Telegraph Noi2, Mason,.LouiSville.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Sunfish.:
Caleti Cope, Murdock '".Wellsville: Boyd,Zanesville.. . 'ss•
:Coup ]: ee Lockwood Cincinnati.
.
WELLSVILB PABIEBTS.
,- . .For Beaver and Wellsville.' ,
Tan' new and 'splentild yiassenger steamer
CALEB COPE, A. Muttons, Muter, ,will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
For freight or passage, having superior. u
necommod
tiona, apply on board. • may4
. - . ew Arrangement. , ..
.
Airot Tasstetuner BEAVER, Cate . E. Cum;
Master; will leave this city every Monday;
e nes ay and Friday, at 10 A. X. ' ' •' •
She has a boat at the landing, between Wood et: and
the Bridge, prepared to receive freight at anytime. ftny4
For. St. Louis: •
oeirdTie fine passengar steamer AARON
RART 7 '.W. J. Komi's; Master, will leave for
a ove und-intermediate portc . tbis day. -
Foe freight or passage, apply on board:
Wm. B:'Wnbalor r
QTEAMBOAT AGENT, can be found. at Wesiir
0 Grier's Counting Room,'corner of Water and"Sudth.;
field streets, Pitisburgli. • nam27
IPOr atielitnatl-.liegnlar Paekei. • :
The flne sunnier MT. VERNON, thasar
Komerz,ftlaster, will leave for the above and
Intermediate pons, regularly, every Saturday evening. •
For freight or plumage, apply cirr board, or to
ap2a , GEO. B. MILTENBERGEIR, Ag't.
•• Regular Zanesville Yacl els.
Steamer YANKEE, Capt. Maims, leaves
very Saturday, at 2 delock, P se..
Steamer JENNY LIND, Captain GALTIONZa, leaves
every Tuesday, at 2 o'clock,.r. la s ,
For freight or passage upply to . •
W. 11. WIEELER, Agent,
ap3 Corner of. Water and SmitiSeld sta.
--- COVISVILLE - PACKETS.
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
Raoar.rat EksmuLsv PACIET.—The A
No 1 fine and fastptis.enger steam Pac
ket TELEGRAPH, J. Hozlep., Com
mander, will lc ave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati mid Louisville, and 4,11 intermediate Porte
evety Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely.
Forfreight or pass-age apply on board, or to
FORSYTH h HUNCAN, Agente.
The Telegraph has been built expressly for a regular
Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas
sengers; the accommodations arc inferior to no boat -on ,
the western waters; The Telegraph will run inconnex
ion with the Ben Franklin No dand Pike No 9, to Sant—
bouis--tiincthrough,nvg DAIL ap2l-iy
1848.
.184.13.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
FEBRUARY 1 5t.1613, . FEBRUARY 1E1,1E49.
LEAVE DAILY AT 6 A. 111.- AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the preaeut season: ATLA.NTIC. Capt,
James Pafkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A. Ja collet
and LOUIS Iit'LANE, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
"Every comfort that money cart procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat,
at the foot of Ross at. Passengers will be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise
hours. ja3t ~
New Wheeling Packet. ,
1441
The new and splendid passenger steatue
Z. TAYLOR. At. E. Leese, Master, will run
a* a Regular Packet betweeu Pittaburgh and
Whee trig, leaving dint city every !Stolidity, Wednesday
anti Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. .u., and Wheeling every .
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at d o'clock, A. IC ,
For freight or passage, (having superior accorantoda
tions,) apply on board.
The Z. Taylor icon entirely new boat, and for-speed
and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on. the
river. L1:m.301 AlUit STRONG Jr, CROZER, Alas.
._. _ . _ ...... ~_.......
Regular Packet 1%4. Sunfish.
6=4. THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt.
BARNES, will leave for the above and inter-
Me; rate ports on Woinrsdays and Saturdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
au2s GFA. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt._
' Nesis - WlSeisilise'lviiriiiii;
Aar ,,
The new and splendid passenger
stearnerJAAIESNELSON, G. D. Moore
Master, will run as a Regular Packe
between Pittsburgh and 'Wheel in g , le av
lag this city -every Tuesilay,Thurvilay and S. aturday, a
10 o'clock, A. it, and Wheeling every Monday, Wednea
day and Friday, at 11l o'clock, A. N.' •
For freight or passage, (having superior aecommoda
non ii,) apply on board.
The James Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for
speed and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat
on theriver. AMSRTRONG tr. CROZEIL,
deethtf
01110
K The fast packet ALLEGIIKNY
be ,L
Capt. 'Wu. HANNA, will run regularly -
tween urgh and Franklin. on the Allegheny River.
Leaved Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, P. a. For freight or patusage,apply on hoard.
dec27
10
20
50
50
rat Akit
AI! 1840.
CINCINNATI At
M) PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE.
fiIHIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished,
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 business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; hits carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
Injury to their persons. The propriethrs challengecom
parison with any passenger line in the Union for safev,
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:
MISSOURI.
MOND4 YPACRET.—The MiI.VONOARELA 7 Capt. Stone,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday moming at tbo'clock;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 r.
TIIRSDA Y F'4o KRT.—The HThItiILNIA no. 2, Capt.
Elirseetter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 r. m.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.—The • !law EZIOLAND
2, Cup t. Deem *ill leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning at lOo'clock ; Wheeling e very Wednesday even-
Mg at id P, at.
THURSDAY PACKET.—The Iliumakirr, Capt. R. J.
Grace will le nye Pittsburgh ever• Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 r. M.
FRIDAY PACKET—The CurrenNo.% Capt. Crooks t
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
- Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r. tc. '
SATURDA Y P ACE-ST.—no Musimorre No. 2, CapL
I. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning at 0 o'clock ; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 F. M.
BUNDAY PACKET.—The Is.a.Ac Marron, Capt. P.
Deco!, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 p.
nov 19.
JOHN S. HAMILTON, Attorney at Low—Office on
Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield, Pitts
burgh.
, BOOBYER & GRIDDLE, .
BEE HIVE 'CLOTIIVNG vrou.E:
NU3II3ER 251 JAPERrY STREET;
TIDIES 00088 AtIOV'E TIMR( MEM SIGN OF ME
GOLDEN. BEEHIVE. • • •
MESSR.. G. & B. would respectfully inform the pub
'lid that they, can at all times find at the above place
u. Splendid assortment of'
CLOTHING AND CLOTHS,.
Stsitablefer Custom irork. It being our intention to do a
Cash business, we shall endeavorto Whin articles in the
Clothing line at the lowest possible mica, and there can
bps uo doubt that our friends .and the public generally
would find it their interest to favor us with a share of
their patronage. 13GOBVER & GRIDDLE.
N. D.—Particular attention paid to the fitting of Clothes
n.&G.
FOR SALE—A Brick House, and Lot of Id feet. front
On Clay alloy by S 0 deep towards Wylie street, near
to Washington street. The House is well 'arranged and
in good repair. Price, $lOOO-s4oo.hand;s2oo at
year, $2OO at two years, 5200 in three years, or $OOO in
Scrip, in hand. This property is rented at SUM
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street.
WANTED—Mono bush. White and Yellow Corn, for
Y which cash will be paid, by
ntay3 • . RHODES &LALCOR-Nl3olt
• Removal.
THE subscribers halic 'removed from No..s7,Water et.
to the warehouse recently occupied by James May,
NO. 2S' Water at. NIA' BREW, MATTHEWS& CO.
iAti CIDER-24 barrels for ealc b C y .-
nyp„, HUEY, MATTHEWS & Co.
IGITTON-96 bates ; (or sale b
HEY Y
RAiA:III - lE'tirS &
::„.".28ing,:::ter street,
C OTTON YARN-30,000, aesorted in:Unbars;
N . ) 150 bules .N ll .
- do :Candle Wick ;.
Cotton T , Ane., Crtipit Chain, &.c., for sole by
RHEY 3 - 014aTHEWS &
VrRITE LIME-51 barrelsifresh burnt jest recklTher
Pacific. [nay2] GYM. DYER.
FLOUR 7 L40 bartersbeTit Familp Flour wd d forma
Bale by ImaY 2 l *M. DYER.
_.~,.._._ -,-,s~,:::~~
River'
e, , C)Ot OP:PIT TSB pao
7. eicix *.a.Tall IN I:lDitr-OgiIINEL
Prsakll Packet.
V anhorsz,
WHOLlteliLit 1121 D =AIL Duran UT 8021[138Y,", --
GLOVES, avuems, THREAD% PINS,_, dr'44l •
With a variety of Clps and:. Faney ( G o ds,
OP VIII GILT . COMB,)
A )II3DEIttiL STIDUCT# LSO, Dealer in French,. Englishand German Variety.,
Goods, 'cradles, chairs and baskets, shoe, thread,
boot lacety knitting pins, percussion-caps;.fish hooks;
state pencils, shaving bores, violin strings, guard chains,
hair brushes; gum suspenders„ bonnet, bonnet muslin, ivory
combs, tooth brushes, snuff bones, hosiery, gloves, rib
boos; gallooLs, needles,. scissors, buttons, hooks and
eyes, bonnet _wire; fancy purses, razor strops, corset
laces, patent thread, sewing silk, spool cotton, tobacco
bones, German pipes, segar cases, shaving brushes, shoe,
knives, fishing lines, shell combs marbles, slates, cray
ons, dominies, bodkins;speotacles, tweezers, &c.
1 Country Itferehants, Pedlers and others are re
quested to call and examine for themselves, as I am de
termihed to sell CELLI , von . snar3l:dtcw
• - 'Public Smile.
IWILL Oder at Public Said on . Friday and Saturday,
the 18th and 18th of May, about One Hundred Build
ing Lou, s situated on the bank of the Monongahela river,
near Turtle creek; at Lock No. 2 This is a delightful
location fora village, laying immediately on the river ) in
a flourishing and-rich neighborhood. The Connellsntle
and Pittsburgh Rail Road being located through it, add
the Central ••Bold immediately past it, nil' place - onlhe
river can be more desirable-far business; being 4inme-.
diately atihe Lock, srhere Steam Boats -are passing all
I will offer my whole Farm, and will divide 1410 salt
purchasers, into Lots from 25 to 125 Acres each. This
Land Is of first rate quality—one Lot, of about 40Acria,
has a quantity or Limestone easy to quarry - , and-conde
nient to the rimer; with two Tenant Dwellings, and Coal
sufficient for the use of the Farm, Timber, Atc., - tte. - One
other Lot, containing about 60 Acres, with alarge quan
tity-of Limestone, easy taquarry, and convenient to the
river a sufficient quantity of Stone
: Coal foe the Fa*,
&c. :One other_Lotiof about 25 Acres, beingthelowbot
torn at the mouth of Turtle Creek, and one dater Leticon
tail:deg aboujl2sAores, in a fine state of cultivation, with
good Buildings and a great variety of Fruit Trees on this
part of the Farm, in full view of the Monongahela ;leer,
as Lock No. 2, Versailles township. It is not deeritied
necessary to describe the above property:Very , partied
larly, as purchasers will wish a . view tor themselves.'
It may not be improper to earth= the marlres here for
all kinds - of products from the Farm, is as. good andllet
ter than the Pittsburgh market. About one-third wilf be
required when possession is given. Good titles will be
warranted. For further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber, on the premises.
1 will sell that valuable Water Power at Lock N 9 , 2,
Monongahela Improvement. This is one of the best
Water Powers in-Western Pennsylvania' eight feet
head, and fountain mile pool—the Monongahela for za
'ply. This location 1. 64 miles below the month of 1 ough
togheny river, or McKeesport; 10 miles above Pittsburg,
on the line of the great Rail Rawl now in contemplation'
to Philadelphia and Baltimore- This is a good situation
for a Flour Lila!, Saw Mill, or any, other works that pur
chaser might wish to erect.
All the.above . Properts will he otLered at Public Sale,
on the days above menuoned, on the premises. About
one-third of the purchase money will be required in
hand ; the balance in reasonable payments. Title rod.
apl.o:lmd&W L. .
Pew Spring Goods 1
'IVO . 65, MARKET STREET, between Fourth street
..1:11 and the Diamond. Fore ign and Domestic Dry
Goods. The subscriber has just received his first supply
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, adapted to the Sprang ; Sales, consisting in part of the following:
4-4 English Lawns. only 121. eta., French Organdy
Lawns; 12} cts ., 4.4 Blue.Merimae Prints, 121. ets., 4-4
Double Purple Prints, 12} cts., Drab. Mons -de lmin,l2}
cts., French Dress Gingham:, 12} etc, 4- , 1 Brown Mug
tins, froth Sto 8 ets.,Bleachedhluslins,3} etc, 4-4 Bleach
ed Manlius, SI to 121 eta., Prints, Merlmac Panerns,..6l.
etc, 2d Mourning Fr. Ginghams, 12} ets.., French Work
Collars, 121 eta.
LADIES ,- DR ES S GOODS:
Brocade Chamelion Silks,, Brosha Figured Silks, Cha
mclion Satin de Shien, Wide Black Plaid Silks, Wide
Black Gro. de Rhine Silks, Figured Foulard Silks, Plaid
Gro. d'Armour Silks, Madonna Silk Stripes, Wide Black
Mantilla Silks, Paris Printed Lawns, English Printed
Lawns, French Dress Ginghanis, Embroidered Swiss
Muslin., Paris Printed Mous de Lains, Satin Plaid Hera
gee, Chamelion Plaid Grenadines, Plaid Linen Lustres,
-French Organdy Lawns. - -
• VARIETY GOODS:
New style Bonnet Ribbons, Ladies' CravatS, ReVore
Bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, French Work
Gapes and Collars. Black and Colored Rid Gloves, Lisle
Thread - and Silk Gloves, Mohair and Worsted Mitts;
Black Silk Fringes and Gimps, Mull, Swiss, Jaconeu and
Thread Edgings and Insertings, White and Black Silk
Hose, Cashmere,Moravian ..14laelt , and White Cotton
Hose, and Black '
and White Silk Demi Veils.
SHWL.S.: -
Embroidered • White "Cas A Linere and Crape Shawls,
Plaid and Black Silk Shawls Black and Colored Mons
de Lain Shawls, Satin Plaid Berage Shawls, French
Cashmere Shawls, and Plain a ndFmabroide red Black and
adored Silk Fringe Thibbet Shawls.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS: Damask Table Linens and Table Cloths, Russia. Dia
per and Windt, I risk Linen and Linen Lawns • 'Bleached
and Brown Muslin*, Cashman,
Kentucky Jeans, Poi
Ticking, Domestic Gingtuutis, Colored. Cambrics, .Led
White and Yellow Flannels, Welsh. Flannels, Canton
Flannels, Brown, Bleached and Colored Drillings.
GENTLEMEN'S. GOODS:.
French and English, Blue, Black and Brown Cloths
Black and . Fancy French Cassimeres; New Style Fancy
Vesting& aid :Cravats; Silk tinder Shirts and Drawers;
Linen Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs, and a fine
sortment Or Gloves, [loamy and Suspenders.
PARASOLS AND PARASOLETTS:.
I have just received a Splendid .assortment o
Style Plain and Fancy Silk Fringe Parasols, Par
and Sun Shades.
- . - . • . _ -
The above Goods have all been purchased at the low
cm cash prices, and will be sold Wholesale and Retail, at
such rates as cannot fail to pleaae all who wish to buy
good Goodi at low prices. *, .
Ott) , Scrip.
li -
OTICE TO TOE HOLDUS OF PTITSTIVIGIT CITTSCSIT,-
In conformity with the 2d Section of the Ordinance
of the 18111 of April, 1849, directing the undersigned "to
negotiate for CITY SCRIP, the Bandsand•Alortgages of
individuals held by the City for property sold, =minting
to TIVENTY-EIG HT THOUSAND DOLLARS." Public
notice Is hereby given, that the said obligations will now
be disposed of for the Corporate ',nixes of the City of
Pittsburgh, of the denominationsof One, Two and Three
Dollars.
elltin
Further Notice is hereby given, that City Bond., bear
ing interest from the ISM day of Aprid t lB49, at the rate
ofd per cent. per annum, will at any tune hereafter be
issued to the bolder or holders of City Scrip, in sums of
One Hundred Dollars and upwards, according to the
provisions of the above date. .5. R. JOHNSTON,
City Treasurer.
$20,.000 SCIIIP WANTED- 1n exchange for
77 Gold Watches;
110 S ilver assorted Watches ;
59 dozen Razors, assorted
350 " Gloves, kid, silk, lisle thread and cotton;
150 " Stockings, assorted ;
100 " Gum Suspenders;
175 French Accordeons;
350 Silk Parasols ;
400 Umbrellas;
50 tbs. Sewing Silk;
215 doz Faris, assorted ;
1200 " Spool Thread, assorted;
75 qr. gross Pearl Buttons;
100 gross Lastittg, assorted;
400 " Hooka alai Ey es; • -
60 Basket Wagons;.. •
Witha large assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
French Baskets, Steel and Silk. Bags, Silk Purses. Stee
Be a ds,Pocket Books, Fanuy fileaps, nevr.style Vases,
very' ee; Scissors, Pen Knives; a large -assortment of
Comb* of every description; With a large stock of Trim
mings. /lie undersigned will be happy to wounnodate
his frienes and the public with any thing in his line for
Allegheny City, Allegheny County, and Pittsburgh City
Scrap—eqital portiousof eitch--ato7 Market street.' .
spit. ZEBULON BENZES.%
GiIGARS
CIGARS, CIG g : ARS—Four eases. eentainin 12000 St. Bt. Yara Principe Cigars; •
8000Harras Impl do 'do
4000de In Cruz Cuba do • do •
3030 La Norma. Hay. Regalia do
4000 Prirnertsflav"a '• do -- do•
sem La Luna_; . .do dci ,
25250 La Mineva • • do
Just received and tor sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
apSl No. o.Wood street: -.
-
NEW YORK:CLOTHING' STORE, '---
_No, 28 Market street,.
HAVING, received (and receiving weekly)my Spring
and Summer Goods, I am prepared to offer to the
citizens and public in general, bettorjat of ready made
Clothing than has ever been offered before in . Pittsburgb,
and at prices 25 per cent., cheaper than canbe purchased
in any other Clothinifestablielitnent in title city..
fp -- Don't forget to .call ill N0.:26.• „
marl4—ly • E. FITZGERALD.
Mr
'ORE: SeittP WANTED—For sale, a valuable
L - Building Lot,. of d{, feet front •on Pennsylvania
Avenue by tot deep to Union alley, and is the fourth• Lot
above Walnut street, - in a commanding situation, and
well adapted to the new grade. One-balf of the pur
chase may
- be paid in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City and'
County Scrip i balance on time. •
8-CUTHBERT, Oen. Agent, •
• Smithfield street.
..FRESH ARRIVAL OP' RrAv 000 D
- DEL A N Y'Ri
AT0.49 LLBERTYSTREET,.rIrrsstritoa:
UST RECEIVEI), in extensive and general asitirt,it
J
.ment of French, -English, Belgian and American:
CLOTHS, CASETMERES and vEsTrivos, (dike latest.
and most desirable • patterns. 'Amongst them Will be
found a Varletynif entirely , new style Fancy Caiehneree
and Vestings,• of the • - • ' •
LATEST IMPORTATIONS; •
All of which will be made to °roar in the met fashiona
ble manner, at'short notice and reasonable prices, •
A large and general assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,'
On lmno, made in ' the present Spring style, comprising
BOWL' AND DRESS - COATS; •
Made of French„En t ish, American and Belgian ClOths,
01 the matt:fas
New sty e Business . Coats, plain• black and fancy
colored Cashniaren, Tweed and Summery Cloth , Sack
Coats, and Pantaloons of superior single and double
milled Cassimeres, Summer Cloths, and every other rle-,
scription of goods suitable for Spring and Sumnierwear.
Also, a choice assortment of ' • - •
NEW STYLE . VESTS,
Rich Silks, ,Cashmeres, and' fancy roolorst . plain'
black Satin of superior quality; with a great variety of
substantial and well made • . -
Altogether comprising one of the largest and handsomest
READY MADE CLOTHING, •
That can be found in the City, which will be sold LOW
acia Caatt.
N B. T 9 Tanorts-Watt's GraduatiaiShoulder - Mea;'
aunatiyatetn, for sale at P. DDLANrS.,.',..,".
aptiaDcw- Libenyat...
• House and Sign Painting. • ,•
T D. PITPIELD. wouhi t 7ptfully inform the cititeni
0 'of Pittsburgh and A lleghe ny thatiteiiiprepared'io
do all kinds of ORCIAII TAL,PAIEM.NG I ' such ad
imitation of, Wood and Stone. 'All orders left with .1.
Roattesos, European Agent, will be strictly attended to.
ap2s:dlm
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ABSALOM . MORRIS,
No. 65. Market at:, Pittsburgh.
Greenivood Gaiden. ,-- •
THIS delightful Sumner Retreat is, now - uPen foe' th
reception of visiteis, 'led Creanii,Fruit,Nuts, Cpn
lectionary, and all the. good,things nature and art can
produce, will be servect pp, the.best manner, in the
Saloon. The Tea Table will be spread at 6 ci'Plcciz
everyovening
Conducted oh Temperance principles, aneelosedou
Sunday ..
Boquets of the choicest Flowers put up at the shortest
A large collection of die' choicest variety cif Green
house Plants, Dahlias, and Annual Flowing Plants, for
.
The new steamer Thus. Sam will be ready, in a few
days to run from, the Point to the Garden: •
np~.
Needle :Worked Collars, ar.c.
"TAT R. MURPHY has now open a' large assortment of
T . the above Goods, of various styles, and 'at,ok
tremely low prises
Linen - Cambric kandkerchiffs,' - of. qualities;_ from
10 cents up to $350; ALM, mottrnitig do, of different
qualities.
Bobbing BAgitiga;•-Bome neti petterns, very pretty,
just open-
Victoria and• Lisle Edging's; also, Loom Thread Edg
ings and Laces, warranted linen, and et-less than one
the former Prices—besides, a large asiortment of_
WHITE GOODS generally,' such ati.lll.ullit, Nansooks,
l ackonets,Eantbrics, Book. Mullins and Bishop Lawns.
tEr Wholesale Rooms up stairs, , 0111eT of Foura and
Marketsumets. . - • -a •
2'1.'000 arch of - -
THE Binnivoam Town Council; desiring to contract
with some suitable,person or persons to furnish Ma ,
terials and to pave' about 25,000 -yards of the streets .of
thus 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 Jatnes M./WT.IMT
By order of the Council. • " "
apStlni . THOMAS BIACKMORE, President,
_ GOLD! GOLD! GELD!
HOPE cmowninrG-Enrportivai.
H 1 : - ROGERS_ respectfully informs his, riends arid
. the public that he has opened hi 4 new CLurEuxtr
bun% No. 27, Market etreet,b e tweet) Front and Second;
where he will keep 'constantly on hand a Large and supe..
rioranortment ofclothing,stutable for the presentseuson.
Having just returned from the East with anew and
splendid assortment of;Clothe, Cassirneres and Vestings,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be .made up
on the.shortest - ito.ice and in the most fashionable style,
on the one price cash .syistem, as low as can be had at
any, other establislinient in Pittsburgh—
Don% forget the place, but call at ilia CLOTHING
EMF'ORIUAL - No:.211: Market st., Pittsburgh. itar3l:3m
Valuable Real Estate for Sale. •
ljallE subscriber will Sell, at ptivate sale `that valuable -
Property, ow the Fourth street road ) adjoining his
pr.sent residence; and give possession immediately .
There are about TENACRES OF•CHOICE LAND, iti
`high state of cultivation. The improvements area large
and well finished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, wail.
perb Barn, andother out.buildings. Adjoining the Dwell-
Lilo is a running Fountain and a good Pump, which fur.
rush a constant supply of excellent water. There is
variety of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery on the preruises
.ll the above described-property is not soid - soott, it will'
be rented fora for sale, a large `LOT, on.
Fen.isylvania Avenue, at the end of - tie board-Walk.
- inquire of . inuar3l:3mt DAVID BEELEIL
actory or Bate.
TNSIICCESSFUL OPERATION, manufacturing Print
-1 ers' Wood Tiipe and Raised Sign Letters,. by Machinery:
The' Machinery is admirably suited for all Learving pur
poses, from which a Pattern can be made from the finest
Engraving to heavy Cornice: Should the ineetitor,liitac
Merril Singer, obtain a patent for the mveitilen,,ofiny
improvement he may make thereon, the said patent fihy
deed secured to the subscribers foilhe term of Seven
years,from the 3d day at April 1545, in the United States,
and forever in Allegheny Co Pa.
Ora PARTNER %PANTED, capable of managing the
above business, and willing to take an interest of once
fourth in the capital Stock; .
For furthetvartieniais, apply (post paid) to
ap2.5:2w , SCHOLEY 4 RYAN, Patsbit
My old castomens, strangers the "citYi - suad
others wishing to provide themselves with tx.hand
swop DRESS COAT, PANTS,NEST, or any otherarti
cle in the line, can do so, by leaving their orderswith
JAMES M'GUIIIE, Tailor; • •
Third street, St: Charles Building.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby .g lien that the " undersignea itUs
taken out Letters of AdministratiOn on the Estate of
Alex. Stewart, of Allmbeny City, dent., - All persons In
debted to said Estate' are requested fo make immediate
payment; and all thoSe • having clahns, against said
Estate are requested to present them properly authenti
cated, for settlement. SARA H. AIsePiRTEWART I "-
ap2l:6td • - AdmiMstratni.
Boarding
MR$. LEET would respecttally . announce .; to her
friends and thepublic that she -is now prepared to
accommodate Boarders. ,Basidence, Second• street, be
tween Market and Wood, thiid door from Wood street.
References exchanged. apl2:2w
• 04ingress Gaiters.
_LsADIFS, wanting something superior, both for look
and comfort; to anything they have ever worn, oil'
please-call - and examine them. These Boota have no
strings to tie And utak!, tistd dangle about the ankle';
they are not only much handsomer, liat display the. foot
and ankle to a much 'better advantage than a ny other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also save tune Mad trou
ble. Manufactured by 8. BETS. ,
mar2B •• • - " r 'No. 8 Fifth street.
LADIES' SPRING SHOES--Silk, Satin - and riench
Lasting Gaiters, of eyery variety and color, on head
Also, a full assortment. of Children's Shoes of-every
descrmaiption.
No. 6 Fifth ,
oa. Manufactured by S. KEYS- •
BOTTLERS , *an- Masteracroasas oa Mtmataz,
Wiezza, Sarsaparilla, Pqrter, Me, Cideri Root Beer,
Mead and Pop, No. 18 Market greet, and' 100 Liberty
atreetoeorner of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh. marZny,
°lsaac Williams, • -• . -
ArEftCHANT TAlLOR,Smithfzeld street, No. 12, be--
I.U. tureen Ist and 2d streets..' -• apity
NOTICE.—The undersigned hereby gives notice Mar
from and alter this date Mr. - Jonts Rom is the only
authorized person to receive moneys' and sign receipts
or orders in my name ; ' C.,WERNEBURG,
Fashionable Head Quarters,
Pimburgh, April 2, 7 49. - N0. . 2 S idttrket at.
_ .
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
AT P. DALA.NT'S.
NO. FORTY--NINE,ST.; PITTSBURGH
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive and general assort
meet of French, Englisli,..Belgtaxt and, American
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, off the latest and most
desirable patterns. Amongst them - will be found a Yarie
!), of entirely new styles Fancy Cassimeres and Vest
ing-a, of the latest-importations—all of which will be
made to order in the most Sishionable 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. D. To Tatum.— {Tau's Graduating : Shoulders ,
Measure System. for sale"at (mrOdlleis ) P. OCTANT'S. •
INa few days Twill be in. receipt Of- ti well selected
and fashionable astortment of SPRING GOODS, now
on their way from the Fast, to which I would invite the
attention of try friends, . A good fit.warranted in all
cases. . '' 'IA - S. MCGUIRE, Tailor,.
mar3l Third Street, St. Charles Building..
Nr.rts—lo bags Filberts ,* C
10 . " Cream Nuts ; - • . . .
10 ." English Walnuts;
50 " Shelled Almonds, . -- : -- . • , ..,
, 5 bales Bordeaux - ' treceived and Tor
sale by imar3ll. , . J. S. BONNET.
TO hfILLLNERS.—The subscriber has a large stock,
of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS,
- which he is prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at his
Turning EstabhshmentiNo. 27 Fifth street:
ntarldlut • If. 111.41 TAN..
- Apprentices NV anted.,'.
THE subscriber wants - 4pprentices, leara the Cabi=
net, Chair making and Chair Painting branches 'of
business. Boys of steady habits,. about 16 pears of age,
'Would be preferred. None need apply. who "cannot
ciime.well recommended . H. Q. PAHNESTOCK,
marl? " 101... Smithfield street.
INTANTED—An active Partner with .81500 cash tap
, y ital, to engage in .a Whidesle and Retail Grocery
business, now in active operatlon, and 'doing a good bu
siness, having the ltdantaie of a prominent stand. ••
C. LtaRIIERT, Gen. Agent,
. .
aplo - • C,. Smithfield street.- _
11.18 . P1 - IRCRIVR.D, at she sign of Prank and Sawe.
J.-'4ofi pairs Twisted and Straight Trace Chains'
1000 the. Wrought and Horse Nails. For sale 'by
aplB , ,HU,BER LAUFMAN,
. " No. 78 Wood
if 'IMAGOES t CALICOES!—dust received, and tiovr
NJ open, at i t lxv.69,lVonhosreet corner ot 4th and Mar
ket streets, very, large SUpplrarpalkinuutad-Chintzes,
or yew and handsome style e l and embnicing some - Of thq.
hostand cheapest-Goods evecollired in this market; - ~-
eV/8 •
POCKET BOOKS-2 pro. Calf Bellows Pocket Books;
_ . . 5 " Mor9cto " --"
. .10 a. Sheep " " "'-
On hand and ior.sale by
McCANDLESS .3c - C.A.SIPBEL I- -;
97 Wood street.
0 AL —A spau - o ate_l rown Drees.
quire of AreOANDLESS aa CAMPBELL,
aplo 971 Vocal street.
SlTACD—lnstseeeiveit, tut mymee of very
-jj handiome Dress Silks, or the newest and most pop,..
ular.tityles, imported this season.
.Also • very. - glossy Black Silki, of n ll-i vvidtke,for. l 4;
itAtott:fre. P.RILIP.ROSS;
aplB • .No. 50.Ooiner 4tlt'andlifarkedsts.
RESH TEAS -44 packages Youngfrtyson f Ounpow
der ; Imperial and Blank Teasrjuseree'd and for
1 6 by. . r • • RING ik.MOO.I3.HEAD.':.'.
10BACCOt20 boxes, favorite.t.mtulds; Ws; .
6 " Baltimore Yinge joti.3 ;
10 " Virginia-Twat.
( 1 020) . ./CMG Is-111.601111EAD.
For sale by
ArACKEREL-50 barrel; ball. barrel; , quarter tiar
a,. rels, and kite, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, for sale lvy
R4tICING &MOORHEATV
pßurrisi i 3,l.ritti;
.24 • •u•-:: f •
1 ease EiAlit's Raisins;
30 drums
reale SeicilyPraneS;
5 boned Legions; yust reed and lo_r_ sale by ,
11 02 u, • •_ ' JUNG & .1414 11100
• • •
Ql/DIDRIES-17 doz. Mixed_ Picolilly, _Gherkins a nd
1.) - "Mangoti 1 gallon bottles; 4 dozen. Picklid
Onions, I gallon and , quart bOttlea; d doz. Pickled Cauli•
`flowers, half gallon and quart. battles; 4 - dozed Pepper
"Ssaceiguart bottles; doz assorted syrure, quart bou.-
Ales ; 4 doz:Lemon - Sy . rup, quart bottles; 8 dozen Walnut'
and Tomato Catsup,lnnt bottles ; 2 doz. Lacea Oil, pint
`bottles; 1 dozen Gelatine, arinnprored preparation; pint
bottle- 1 (i /rod t•peeiiid'andTar.grile.by• _ • •
arnn- • ' - " KING MOOARFAD.
cl ROUND FEED—Chopped Cora' trod' Oats:Barley;
tl Meat trod trammur Meal. consointly-cin 'band sod fo'
-sofe.by 005 ',.RRODES ./e,;ALCORN, 30 sth st.
rin•SACKS NESHANNO K and BLUE POTA
TOES—"Just land ‘ ixjgArtd for sale by
ap2s ARMSTRONG k cROZER.
NEW - GOODS..4LARGAIN IS I BAB.
THE BIG GOLDEN BEE•HIVF, AGAIN.
Nets Spring and Summer Dry Good:now opining ai the
' • Sign QI Ms -BIG-BEE HIVE; an Marks dorm,
between Third. and Fourth Strati.
• WM. L. RUSSELL, No. 62 Market street, be
di., • tween Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Big
Golden Bee-Hive. has now commenced receiving
, • --* a very large and splendid stock of Spring and
Simmer DRY GOODS, whichhe is enabled to otter table
. nomeronecustomers and the public generally, at prices
far below those of any former season. These Goods
have - all been selected with the greatest ears, and will be
found to be one of the largest and most sple ndid smoke
of Spring and Summer Goods ever offered in this city.—
As manyof these Goods have been purchased of the ha- -
porters, per the latest arrivals from Europe r the sube
ber is confident that he can Mies to his customers e h . .
very newest styles of Ladles Dress Goods, complaint
English, French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, togethes
with a full assortment of American manufacture, and
cheaper than chit be found elsewhere.
. LAD' 'DRESSOODS. • • .
Rich Chameleon Silks, ES extremel pow; • •
Rich Brocade • do. beautiful goods;. Ri •
Grenadines, plain and figured ; •
Grace Silk,
rota de Sole, f a s h ionable and late importations; • •-•
Black Armures, plaid and striped;
Brocade Lustrcs, new styles;
Mohair Chameleon figured, (very cheap;) ' - •
Silk Tissues, all co lors; -• •• • '•
Balzarines ' in great variety; . • •
Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses; . .
New 'style rich Mourning Lawns;
Organdie Lawns, abeantifalarticle ; - -
Black Gros de Rhine, ull widths and qualities;
Black Bombazines, or most approved makes ;
Paris printed Bareges, extremely low ;• . • . .
Paris printed Lawns..in great ?misty ; •• •
Drapes and Crepes Lisse, a fullassortment of colors and
qualities; • • •
Together with a large supply of De Lollies and Alpaca*
some as low as 12k cents per yard. In addition to the
above will be found a beautiful nesortzaent•of Black
Brussels Lac e,for tnmming dresses:mantillas end capes. •.•
Also, French .worked Copes, Collars and Cad's, latest
styles.; • Also. Vittorta Lawns as d Spotted Robes, very •
cheap ;Swiss, Mull, Jaconet and Book Mullins; Bonnet •
Ribbon; Belting Ribbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Artiliclals •
Gloves; Mitts, and Hosiery: • • -
SHAWLS!. L$
!! • -
Grenadine Shawls, plain and SHAW f i gured ;
Crape d' Chine, do. a new article ;
Rich changeable Glace Shawls, high lustre; •
Mode Etnb'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 clip;
White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article.
. • • PARASOLS ! AASLS!! •
The largest, cheapest and best assortment in the City.
Parton:4s from the lowest to the most splendid, rich and
costly . article, of the newest .styles and colors, can
always be found at the Big Bee-Hive. betweenThlA and
Fourth sus., N 0.62. fatar.] WM. L. RUSSELL. •
Dome ref e And Staple Goods, Cheapest Yet t
A LARGE STOCK OF CALICO, frorn,3 cents to 10 .
cents'per yard ;111eached and unbleached Mailing,'
from 3
.cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a full
supply of all qua Tales and prices; Irish Linens Table-,
Damask, Bassin and . Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table
Diapers; . Crash and Doming; Switch and Manchester
Oinghums; Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills;
nil of which.will be sold off, at prices that cannot fail to •
please, and with Out fear of competition.
ILT Remember. the Big Bee Hive, Market street, be..
twecn Thiid and Fourth streets—No. 62. • . .
' .WM. L. RUSSELL.
• itentoval..Oroottirles, dzo. •
rr HE subscribers having removed from N 0.170 to Nos.
1. 172 and 174 Liberty street, offer foredo Goode, Ps
follows, in store and now landing, viz:. • .
'350 beg s prime Rio Coffee, new crop ;" ' •-. •
40 Old Government Java Coffee ; . '
.
150 hbda. prime New Orleans Sugar;
520 bbls. Plantation Molasses ; ,
• •.
100 " Si. James Seger-house Molas ses;. •
100 hf. ch. Young Hyson Tea •
•40 Gunpowder and Imperial Tea; new
40 "- " Cholas Powchong " crop. •
79 catly . boxes Y. H. end Gunpowder Tea; ,
100 bags white Brasil Sugar;
GO boxes white Havana Sugar; • •
40 bags Pepper; : •
20 Allspice; .
lfto boxes Muslard, in f.and lb. cans ; - •
100 Mahlgit. Bunch Raisins; •
50 bf... in l niers ; •
. .
50 qr." "
20 casks Zante Currants; ' • '' •
10 bales Sicily Almonds ; • . • -
100 boxes Richmond Tobacco; • --
50 baskets Bordeaux and Mainsailleb:Olittito2l;.
200 bbls. and 100 hf. bbls. No. Sham , tiliekozniL L •
9 barrels Honer t; - -
1500 lbs. Cheese ; . •
2000 gulls: Winter and Spring Sperm
1000 . " - *Blenched North-west 'Whalebil
1000 •••• Crude " " " " • •: •
300,000 Cruz & Sons' iraiOrPrincipe Cigars 3o,ooo Havana Beg6eats;. .. .;
2D half pipes Cognacßrinly, Of various iiitairesp
2 puncheons JamaicaSpints; ,• ••• .
3 pipes Rolland-Gin; . - . - ' •-'
20 qr. casks sup. Tenerife Wina ; • •
10 . • •Madeint Wine ;
‘• Lisbon " . . .
-
50 " Sweet blalsga Wine;
15 Indian barrels " •
15 hhds. Claret; . • _
20 qr. casks Rant Sauterne;-.. •
. .
40 cases sup'r Bordeaux Claret ; . • .. • p'
30 naskets Champagne Wine; . -
- • 2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters; • • '
• 200 bbls. pure Rye 'Whiskey, from Ito &Yeses ad.
atoll . MILLER & RICKETSON.' .
•
The Spring and Summer Btook.of
r READY-MADE CLOTHING AT THE:
_ THREE BIG DOORS, - .
voa SAE CCM= SEASON, HAS =TYR BRIMT
rp ALL=
Been by the CelebratedCelebrated Establishment else! .
irE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGEbestowed
upon the enterprise of the proprietor, has enabled
him to purchase all his Goode at such prices as will allow
him to sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any
other llouse,East or West.
JOHN ZiPCLOSREY , Manufacturer of Ready-tuacfr•
Clothing, No. ISt Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, has jolt
completed his Stock, and has now on band, ready for
sale',the largest. mossfailitonable and varied assortment of
READY-HAVE CLOTHING ever of& rediu the United
States; all of which have been made under his imme
diate inspection, in tail city, .r PILICI3 THAT swat MAIN .
A MICFM ULTC4—tOgether with one of the choicest 'selec
tions of Imported fine, Black, Blue, Brows:), Oliva and
Drab French, Belgian and English CLOTHS, that has
ever been brought to this city. Also, fine fancy ma.-
INGS of every descriptiOn t such as Cashmeres, Max. iteillen, rich Silks. fancy Sauna, &c., &c. All.the new
-1 est styles fancy CASSIMERES, of every description;
of which will be made up to culler 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 busin_ ,ess will be upon the basis
of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING; and in order toes
uth fish a confidence in the buyers, I am determined to ad- -
here to my original motto," Quick Sales and Small
fits;" and also make the buyer his own salesman, by
marking the lowest price on each article, in plain figures,
so that each customer can select (row an immense and
exquisitely assorted stock,tho articles he renal:emu the
loss set'price it can possibly' be bought for.
Business shall continue to be transacted at my erten:
sive establishment, which has long since obtained the
character of being the Firsr Tailoring Egialishmera
Pittsburgh.
' • Gravel Rooting. ' • • -
HE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of -
.„11.. Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill orders for GRAVEL ROOFING; In a man-
ner not to be surpassed in-this city or elsewhere, From
their experience in falsities's, they feel confident 'that
they will render satisfaction to all those who m..y give- •
them work. The superiority* ot Gravel Roofs over any
other kind, particularlY in case of fire, is too - welrknovrn: • •
to require any argument in its favor. To those, who are.
unacquainted with" our work,We beg leave to refer theiri •
to Messrs. Thomas' Liggett, , Sr., John. P. Perry, Body':
Patterson, t. Rane, Jr., and Cabers, for whom we'liave
done work. Orders thankfully*, received and promptly ,
Attended to We will - be found on Wylie street .be. • .
tween High and Tunnel streets.
, . .
MATTHEW MCGOVERN..., •
JOHN SKINNIN. 3. ,
TX OUSE PURNISt - lING , HARDWARE, &c: - -The
ja - subscribes are receiving.andopenlnir a large stock'.
of fionsc-funlishing Hardware, Britannia and Japanned.:
Ware. Aloo f -on hand, alatge .stock of 'plain Tin and; .
Copper Ware, of oar own manufaettlrei Pressed fjoods,._
&c.—to -which we would : invite' the attention to -..
wholesale buyhrs and others: _ • -
' JOHN DITNLAP &eq.,
• ap2j Corner Market nnd Second streets.,
Sklitip, Spring - Sty . leg'.. F.... -
JI , DWARD TODD & Cu., are now receiving from their
Factory East, a large stock of fate and mediumqiial
ity .SHIRTS,;Which, for durability. and style. of ramm i
facture, arenot dbrpassed in ibis or oozy other mbrket.--
The' tradei will be supplied at. lowest , New-York prices.
Warerooni, 'corner Fifth and Market stre et, - up!
_rvorty - comßs-4 „east, ' assortedlengtba;mctadiirg
1: Fine 13. sad 91 Fine: For sale at the lowestmatu. ,,
Cactnrers'pnees, with
(11 FS3 ' W t .t\t a k ., ODD&C•cf. , s,
ripe. > - .Cor.'Of Fifth and Market sta.; tip stairs.'.: :,7..
rt_UNT. 81.1SPENDEEiS —2 icasug, -.as . s v oZet a l i e t t r lies
124 Suriyel loirivsispopderi, E. TODD & Caw:.
COi. Of 'Elf& and. Atarket sta. ; u ."
fine Hilton
CARPET
Received this day. and for sale low by CarPel • - 9
5,4,2 EDWARD TODD ik: Co
A LABOR and riandsamo assoruxient of newest ityles,•'
11 particularly adapted to City
_trade just received by,
marMbil ' II .AMPTON:BIS4ITO &
/10Y/e'a Oltintzesi.
OASIS o f above Goods. 3.4 , 4.4 and 9-8 wide, truiey,
and double Parble, for sale by . •.,
mer2ei2m.: SMITH CO,
. `TED—An experienced Salesman' • pry
Goods basinm. --The heat of reference retpaired
Aply.. -
to
mara • CO Market street:; ' .
AFFR ths,just rsseived and Pg sale b'y'.
apl.B B A FAHNEnOCK CO.
40 b L 7 4.8SES-1.00 ha lf b.L.r!e_sisraerilia n tic4 sale
ap..s] ; Corner of 'Hancock - st. and Atteiheng Wind
LL'D
BARLEX.--Cousavea inanufaetare, constant ,
leo on hnnci and - for: sale by.
a pp '
_ wouLast
bbl, .3Q stbj
1 Tee.n,n2s, bushels just eendoßNfor
A
aleby . go.ooktgAn ,
ANTED-5 ilushaysooo ide-Potatos sld'Oastry,
Oats; far whietieasb will be paid by
may 3 RHODES ALCORNOO Fifth at.