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He attempted to commit inn- =IN cide last night, and• was so weak that be had to be ;:..). - Nbrought on the scaffold in .a chair. He died proles. tif,ig his innocooco to tho laet. • ea!la from a Flremaues Fight. PEILLADELY 44t8y-.25. JamesToser, the man wounded in .'elea fight on Widtpsday nighti died auddeni . oa• pitat last night. • Henry Smithers and Elias Brciwe were arrested to day and committed Ao prison. They are charged with 41144 Francis Toner, by striking him on the bead, with a' spanner, daring a firemen's riot, on Wednesday evening. • • . NM '' Y PHILADELPHIA MARKET. PHILADELPAIA, Slay 25.. The Markets ate unchanged. Dealers, generally, 0.10 awaking the steamer's news. Notice, TIE•BORSE MARKET is removed from Grant street to the Yard of the Red . Lion Hotel. St. Clair street. near the Allegheny Bridge. Sales on Wednesdays and Sanardays ;10 commence at 9 o'clock a.kt. = . •.. . THOS. NEILL. t Anet i oimers. _may2Clittilptwaj P MeNABIEE, k O the HonombleTiFtTi tales o f m e c o ins of General T AuQeuaghrteenry", (. ) . f . the Vea cc in and for the county The petition of John Sa ndler, of the Township Of Pine, in the county afore said humbly sheweth, That your petitioner birth provided hi mself with materials for the accommodation of travel ers and ot h ers, et h i s o we ?. ling house in the township aforesaid, and pray, that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a Public house of entertninment. And your petitioner as in duty bound, will . 'prail JOHN SAN DLES. We, the ' subscilbera citizen!, of the Township of Pine, do certify; that the above petitioner is of good re pute) for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conceninces for the accommoda tion mid lento:lg or travelers and others, and that said tavern is necessary. Wm. Kerr, K. Harr, J. Plankenton, Jas. Curnian, John Fergusou, Wen Haninge, P. Pearson, F. Forsuesugh, F. N. bwelacr, P. Messer, Jim. AlttrllC kle, S. Dritch. ,msysfe:luto =I =ME OE SIM rro the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General .1. Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of Aliegheti : The pvtition ofJoseph Robinson, of the Fourth Nrard, Pittsburgh, In the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That our petitioner bath provided hims.lf with mate rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house. in tae Ward aforesaid, and prays • that your honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public imam of entertainment. Ann your , pe litioner, as in duty bound, wl.l Dray.- _ . 30 9 EPR ROBINSON. We, th e subscribers, citizens of the • Ward aforesaid, do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and lagging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary. D. McGowin, John Montooth, John McMichael, Wm Carr, G. R. Bell, A. A Roberts, W. A. McMullen. John E. Downing, James Mackey, James Patton, Jr., Samuel Pinkerton, ADOlVWJackma.i. mayt'6:3t" • .[Chronicle copy and charge Post.] =I BE rllO the Souorable the Judges of the Court of quarter J.. Sessions of the Peace, In and for the County of Alle gheny: The petition 0r11. , R the Sd Ward, City of Pittsbutr,,_ill the County aforesaid, humbl y she welh,That your, petitioner lath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell.: lag house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant hum a license so keep a public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, its so duty bound, will pray. D.E. MILLER. We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward akiresabl, do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well prorated with house room and conveuiences for the - accommodation of trav elers and others, and that said tavern it necessary. D. Brucklocker, J. B. Newell, Hervey. Bollatan, Robertson, J. Stein, W P. Moorhead, J. Crossau, J. W. Durbridge, .1. S. Shoe, C. H. r anima, J. P. Tanner, E. W. Land. mr.l6-3tv rtu the tionoreute the Judges of toe' Court of Quaner ISessions of the Peace, is and for the County of Alle• hgeny : • The petition of Adam Iserbedt, of the Third Ward, Allegheny City, in the. County aforesaid, humbly she we th, That yourpeutioneihath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti tioner, as in duty bound, will pray. ADAM. ISERUSDT. We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward, do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house - room and conveniences for the accommodation of MIT. eters aad others. and that said tavern is necessary • Daniel McCarthy, Jacob Time, George Moritz , Fred'k • Hieper, George Hasonfonter. John Gravings. John Dar chenbough.*John Staub, Walker Harriett, P. Cooper, John Gable, P. H. }'ulkenstien. inay3s:2idetw rro the onorable the Judges of the Court of General I Quarter Sessions of the Peace in nod for the County of Allegheny : The petition of Patrick O'Hanlou,oi the oth Ward, eity of Pittsturgh,.in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your petitioner bath provided himself with mate. Asia for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your pe titioner, as in duty bound, will pray. PATRICK &HANLON. We, the subscribers; citizens of the Word aforesaid, do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and. is well provided with house room and couventenees for the accommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said - •%-savena Is necessary. J. Wilson, E. Trovillo, J. Fendon, Wm. Riper, A. Blank, J. ItrTlevitt, J. C-Cummini, W. Rice Sr., W. • • &Bork - W. Barton E. Geaner, J. H• : hen. (m • :3ultsw ItIO the Honorab e •-Ju • ges o .e Court of General Quarter Sessions orthe'Peitce in and for the County of Allegheny:- The petition of John Watson, of the Third Ward, City of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly shew ethj 'That your petitioner bath provided himself with mii tertalefor the accommodation of travelers and others,' at his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid , and prays that your Honors will be pleased , t6grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And'your pe titioner as in duty bound, will pray. JOHN WATSON. MEE KM I® - . We, the subscribers, 'citizens of the aforesaid Ward, dOcerlify, that the above petitioner is of rood repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provid,ed with house room and conveniences for.the accommodation and lodg ing of travelers and strangers, end that said tavern is necessary IL MU, W. Sod:ler, 9: APCartney, J. Regan, R. Paul, J. Monteath, A. Lowrie, F. Donaghy, F. Boyd, J. J. Utter, O. W. Lyon, R. Scoot. • . may2o:3ulkw, IOHN FORSYTH, Nbtassaatir Tamoa,lias removed to J No. 3# Market it., outdoor from Second, East aide. Thankful (or past lavers, le respectfully solicits a con ' tinnance of the patronage of his former customers, nud likewise of sts many new ones as are of the right stripe. Orders in , the Tailoring line executed in the most fash ionable manner and with despatch. - Also', a Fashionable assortment of READY-MUM CLOTHING. Cheap for cash; of conise. Gentlemen's .Formshing Goods, in all their varieties, 'always sue hand--such as Shirts, Boletus, Collars, Cra vats,Stocks,Scarfs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Pocket Kdkfa, Gloves Drawers Umbrellas, ao., &c., &c: imytAklen ME JHUFFMAN UASIDAY,BW, iderehandize and Pro . duct liitroi?er—Oflice, (up maks) N 0.25 Wood street, riusb. :O. • my2s lAirkit.S.VED ktiturO, tbar wilt not razes= up to the COLDIST weather, for sale by _ . . • SCAIFE & ATKINSON, First, between Wood and Market its. OOLttibdM tinhiiiraTtaTraiiii - by • RHODES. & ALCORN, JO Fifth IL C" • . _cop! AND OATS , -On hand and for sale by tny2s, RHODES .& ALCORN. 30 Fifth at. AbH"OOPS -30,000 on hand, a:prtma oracle for sale by •.; RHODES & ALCORN, • ' may2s • • 30 Fifth street. 11 - NrANTED —ZOO bushels of Sttsterv, for which - cash 11 • and the highest priio isitt be given, by • - may2s . . RHODES &ALCORN, 30 Firth st. Mir 0211. NY GRITTS—A aw bbpr i , of a choice antela,. JIU, on band and tor sale by .- • • s_t• • may2s . RHODES A.LCORN, 30 Finn.aD SUPEIIFINE MUSTARD—Our own manufacture, pill 'up in several differens stylet ,• for sale by. 11. mer2s ,RLIODIOB it . ALCORN, 30 Fifth (Chronicle co .y.) lAIVD—About 600 Aerator flee Tnepe r Land for sale jin Jefferson Coanty, by -. CAtsIDAY; - teay2.s No. 2,0 Wood !street. JUST RECEIVED, AT TiftONE fORE,OO Market street, 10,000 yards of Printed Lawns, at the low price of 12) cents. fut72l) MASON k CO. --„,_,. - ir - -::- ...4,5..„E.F-. svr.- - -..---"- • 0:.---.-A----,-• • •••• 4. - V , O--f. Nis-....-tg•''' '(fin .. •[6,. 4,-',•-4-,•;. " --;'?- §• ••6--4'-'4.--'44-415:WellIff ' d*---4+41- :• r----161? " . • ...i14..1 - • ---*.^..,..W.1.70..-.....,..-7,:tr:V.......M.-17447:1V...14* o*-...7-43-X•10.0 0 W, 7 3' , A , W , .."01 • 3Z.0 ,1 .... ;r4.'llV-4: 0 1 . V0i r .1 7 ' , .,Pte , ,,Z.,;* ''''Cil.kaiir,,..i gm ll".t . j.l , 4`. •' , :7.7 .....,-,.. ~.. , . ,-;.„:. ...- f 0,- ." r r -7 , s.hc:?...- - -- , :t; • - ..4.1 , 1,2c - :7-77- 7- . 1- Arv:.,- -rt.Avs : 4 --- .- izE...3.r , i,,A , L-sztiv-14,:ik- , ,-...,-- ~;-,,-, rim . , -,-it,, , :r. `,.q,1Y?:4 '4 z"4f' -4' .1 6-.. 1... - -.-• ' ' .'!" -Lr91.7 - ;i . .;',',' :4 4 4 1 1 „...1..;';.e*:i 4 . 4.1 4 .'4"V&44% 7 41./Sff\ 'el qp...1. 1 1• 4 4 13 V- 114 0 . ‘ 1 ' ..4-.7 . * : ** 7 .. 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'et,' '' :• 147 1;,.. i 14,2 1 1:4,..":',`'.. 7 ,.F.•7 4 .,: ve , ,,l•eri-' , ''• . ! : .... •- ': .'•:- ; ~' . i.. ,' ' ''. ' ' = •f1i:• ••- .1:': . ..''....::";' . ;:% ,. ,' - ‘i'::1: . : ::1!..,. •. • ~V t:l'VgEtik4.7-:4•T' . Specie - from Murope4.- ' • "'" • , •• • • • liorrorr, May 26. - Insurance virtu offered to day;on 8250,000 in spe cie, to comenver in Metaledonia. " Wiuutterwrort, May 25. The _Circuit Court 'have confirmed the virdict of the Criminal Court, in relation to Tom Rand, con• Tidied of steeling the Government Jewels. Band will be sent•foryeara to the Pcnitentiaiy/ gaiptee. - ?law Yoat, Miy 25 Advice, from Newberg state that two 'more dead bodlea havebeen taken from the wreck of the Em pire. She has not pet been raised. PEEELADLLPRIA, May 25 NEW YORK MARKET. Flour.. Western is in active demand at a slight ad. Taute ; prices, range from' 4,444,62 per bbl :.Or leans at 4;75, With rates of 2,000. . of Ohio Wheat at 1,03. Corn Is un- changed, but in good demand. Provisioni..Sales of-mess pork at 9,58; Primo at 8,25. Lard ranges from 61a7. There is no change in other articles usually re ported; MIZE MOM EMS 1111 MEM IBM BEM . . . - . • " •••••-• - • - _ - "• - • PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848. Steamboat Packet Line . , I e are s daily for Cin annati,lo A at. Vaasenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and Philadelphia, ti .. le., and 0 P.M. Y. Mail Coach /Zile, direct to Philadelphia, 9 A. at., and 121 P. IC. Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 0 A. m. North-Western, via Cleveland, daily,lo A. M. Erie and Western New York, daily, 0 A. ra. North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sandays, 4 - - • • ARRIVALS AND DEI -.NATURE OF MAILS. Eastern Mail' via Philadelplaw, due 3 closes 12 at. Western Mail, an. and Lowey., due 8 P. M., c loses 5 A. as. South.vla Balt. and Washington ,due BP. c loses A. M. Nortb-Weatelll via Cleveland, due 10 A. N., CIOINS 9 a, M. Erie and Western New York, due 8 P. M., closes e A.lll • Par value. Asked. Offered Bank of Pittsburgh •• • $50,00 1550.00550,00 Exchange Bank 50,04 44,00 . 43,50 Merahants' and M. Bartle 50,00 50,00 49,00 Farmers , Deposit Bank. •• •. . ' None in market. Hand Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 49 00 Northern Liberties Bridge ..... • • 5000 35,00 Old AUeghenyßr:dge 25,00 3 0 ,00 35,00 Connelsville- R. R.Stock, pald on shares, 52,50 6 ,00 1,43 City Bonds (13 P caw) 90,00 Monongahela Bridge . ' 25,00 Gas Stock ' ' 50,00 • ...• . . • OFFICE OF TOE POST, / SATURDAY MOIMNO, May 26, 1849. i FLOUR—Salea of about 700 bbls on wharf at $3 5503,65; bir No change in any other article, and very li tie doing. May 25, P M AUCTION SALES, BY .7ABIES M'SBNNA, AUCTIONEER, No. 119 Won STUNT. moos DOORS room Firm SPLENUM FURNITURE AT AUCTION.- On The rs day next, May 31st, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, will be sold, at tifeKeunn'a Auction Rooms, the Furniture of -pnvate family declining housekeeping, all of which has been kept in the best of order, compasing—ranhug any sofas, secretaries and book-cases, bureaus, dining and breakfast tables, bait ana cane seat chairs, fancy windsor and common chairs, bedsteads and bedding; together with u variety of kitchen utnrisila. • mar2o JAMES McKENNA, Auc t. ,INDERWRITERS' SALE OFDAMAGED SJ Paper and Stationery at Aver:mg.—Thu evening, Saturday, May sib, at early gas light, will. be sold. at McKenna's Auction Rooms, a large lot of Roman Cath olic Books, Letter and Writing Paper, Ink. and Station ecy, belongi ng to the lot of damaged dry. goods , sold on Tbarsday, the sale of which was so extensive. The above articles could not be sold at that time. Terms: cash, par funds. JAMES MCKENNA. Auctioneer. rtLCYFHING AT AUCTION.—This day, Saturday. May 26th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, will be cold, at MeKarma's ',action Rooms, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing. ' JAMES MeRENNA, nuty33. Auctioneer. FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AT Accriox, On Monday next, May 24, at 2 o'clock P. m., will be sold, at McKenna's Auction R00m ,., 1 second-band Rim ily Carriage, with Harness complete. • may ••• • • ' JAMES McRENNA Anet. BEAT INDUCEMENT TO SPECULATORS AND ILI tram:rt.—Positive Snle of Splendid and' Valuable REAL ESTATE, in Allegheny County, fronting on the. Ohio Riverotbout twelve miles from the City of Pitts burgh, on which there is made the best of Improvements, at AUCTION.— On MONDAY next, MAT thqh, at a o'clock in the afternoon, will positively be sold. without reserve, at McHE..NNA'S AUCTION ROOMS, in the City of Pittsburgh, two mail Tracts of LAND, both sit uate in Ohio Township, Allegheny County, on Sewick ley Bottom, near Siewickleyville, fronting on the Ohio river, about twelve miles from the City of Pittsburgh-- only about an hour's ride by steamboat—the ran -road, - when completed, wilt pass alongside ; one tract contains Fight Acres of Ground, with a large Orchard of Fruit Trees, on which is erected a Splendid Brick Mansion House, 643 feet front by 41 feet.back ; built a short time, and finis .ed In the best and most modem style. according .o some of the moat celebmroddrawinga and plans; sup plied with every convenience appertaining to ia comfort- able dwelling or country residence. . It einnlnill eleven rooms, beautifully finished, with stoccered vortices and other wort: of the same knit!. and all arranged so as to afford the most ample comfort to its occupants. It took two years to build it, and coat upwards of ShhOU. In front is a magnificent Grecian Portico, commanding ono of the most gorgeous and delightful Views on the Ohio river. The scenery around is unexcelled for beauty sail Sp endor in any other part of the _Western or Southern country from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. There is an excellent well of pure spring water on th e premi writ is we:l adapted. Also, oil the same property is a good Store Farm Haase. two stories high. eontsinuig6 rooms. Also, an adjoining Tract of Lund, containing Niue Acres with a large Orchard, on which is erected two good Frame Houses. Both tracts are beautiful swelling or polling Bottom Land, in a good state of cultivation, and laprocerbial tor its richness of soil, 123 all who are acquainted with the location know there is no better land in the United States. This Is the first time that it has . Ifeeit offered at public sale, and perhaps never be. fore has such valuable property been offered in this ace. ton of country. The public may rely that the se:e will be plsitive, without any humbugging. as the owner is determined to dispose of it at nay prier. The title is indisputable. A liberal credit will be given on part of the amount, whieli will be made known at time of sate. For a great pot tion of the Gan payment, City of. Pittsburgh and Alle-• gheny County Sean will be taken at par. The owner will be on the premises till the day of sale. for the pus. j pone of showing-the property to those wishing to put , chose. Enelt tract wall be sold separate. JAMES (MAY, Owner. may 22 JAMS'S MeKENIN Auet. By Express. JUST 'REUEL VED, AT TIM Bcx-IlrvE Currniso STOIC, some splendid Melees. reirinxs and Caosiwtts. of the latest styles. Those desirous of procuring anything in our line. are respectfully solicited to cult and examine our stock. 800 BYER & GRIBk114:. Err Sign oftie Bee=hive, No. 221 Liberty at tees, ree doors above Irwin st. ms y 25 Hoylersi CM:Hasa. ("ASPS of above Goods. 34, 4-4 land 0-9 wide, fancy V and double Pdrble, for sale by • manta 2m HAMPTON. $3l/TH &Or) - - Fire and lUarine itatictrabee. THE INSURANCE CO OF NORTH AMERICA soil. make permanent and limited Insurance on Property in this City and vicinity, and on Shipments by Canals, Risers, Lakes, and by Sea. The properties of this COM party are well invested, and furntsh nn available fund for the ample indemnity of all persons who desire ID be pro. teeted by Insurance: WM. P. JONES, Agent, maytb 44 Water street. FOIL SALO: TWO substantial. well bui ple asa nt n veniently arranged Flack Dwelling 110114COly situated on Bank Lane, Allegheny. haring three lota or 75 feet front by 100 deep. Price, 86.000. Tho whole or one-third may be paid in Scrip, at par, and time had on deferred payments. Atiso—A valuable an of 21 Priceon on Fourth M. Road by DI deep to an alley. 51,1200. One-half or more may Do paid in Scrip at par; balance on time. _ • S. CIPTHEII;RT, Oen. Agent, Smithfield street. HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, Ac.—The subscribers are receiving and opening a lama stock of House-furnishing Hardware, Britannia and Japanned Ware. Also, on hand, a large stock of plain -Tin sod Copper Ware, of our own inanufac to re ; Pressed Goods, &c., &c.—to which we would Invite the attention to wholesale buyers and others ap2l NEN BOOKS!—Agnes Morris, or the Heroine of Domestic Life. • History of King Charles the. Second of tngldnd, by Jacob Abbott; with engravings. Just received by JOHNSTON h STOCKTO, Cor.3d and Market sts. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE —A desirable Farm of 155 Acres,los of which are in a high slate of cultivation, baring been used as a Stock Farm. The Timber and Soil is of the best quality. The improve. meats are a Dwelling House. Ilam, Stable,.s.c.; also, Orchard, Garden—and the whole under goofence, and is well watered. Situated 13 miles from the City, on the Kittanning Road. Price,B3ooo Terms, $1750 in hand ; balance at 7 years. 8. CUTHBERT, Gen: Agent, maylo .Smitialleld street. CHOLERA CHOLERA !--A Plain Treatise on Cast. era, showing its :more, varieties, causes, ttematent and prevention. by Joseph Ralph, D., author of.tho Family Physician, tee., ate.; to which Is added!qtalos for the Preservation of Health in the Four Seasons." For. sale by S. CUT/JAHR:P i Hen. Agent. may2t Smithfield street. NEwHOOK FOR SCHOOLS.— Nements of Mythol ogy, or ClO4lllOll Tables of the Greek and %MIMS, to Willett are addedvome notices of Syrian, Hindoo an d Scandinavian Superstitions, !neater with those of the American Nations; 'the 'whole comparing 'Polytheism with true Religion; los.the aloe of Schools. Just re. ceived by 'JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, maylB • Cor. ad and Market eta. jEISI RABLE RE.VAIENEE FOR RENT—A. _convo -11 Mem Three t3tory.Bricir Dwelling !lonia, contain ing two rooms, halls, Ac., well arranged and in.and or der--situated on Penn street, second house below .Pltt street.. Rent, at the rate of Bt2o. Immediate possession can bo given. • • S. CUTHBERT, Gen • Agent, may2 , l Smithfield street 4 INE APPLES-130 Noe Apples,Just reed lard for /Mosby '• ' • .• JOSHUA RHODES, • may 24 ' No. 0 Wood et. F it.• . 01'• 0 A"' 'OO 100 Ws. Sugar House Molasses,l34.lnates Rofinarn 10 do do do do •Lontslana do n store and for salely MILLER & RICKETSON, mayls 172 and 174 Liberty st. 4•1•41 11INTS-2 carer Blue and Orange Prune; 1 cue .Ealt River Blue Open and for scillOrf.:l • - : .1004N0.14E5,i dr CAMPBELL, mays. 1... _ oat give AMALL BOY •% T .. a;,, 'at Rii(Luniirr — armorr — , who speaks th e filemaa usage, and can come welt recommended .:.. " • may 22 AT MEAL:—Oar macbineryis now " turning out _ " 'u O full supply of this article, equal to anything of:the kind - ever seen in this.country, and it is afforded at a price which place's it within the reach of every family in the community, . RHODES & ALCORN, SO Fifth street. II I•ENINO, AT THE ONE PRICE STORE, 17 cases otnewstyle Bereges,Lawns and Calicoes. • - xany22 A. A. zdasoN a CO. INIU ENE =WM ' 17: ; a ." hiE S • ••i";•• • :t_. 4;!4 ; • - ',t; ••• • • .ti , • •'• -. ; •••• 1,•'; ;.;-; • •Li • ' ‘,ll • i • ." • ,•••• - • - 7" 7 i . 4 •- ; . • ;• • , BEIM NE INI ~, , .,, : .i..-:..,- , :.,, , ::;.c,',:..,..:..r.: . , : . '.:T.:•:.;;1T.::..:Y:":.E...:.‘',,-•,:,.,.;',':'.•.,:.-.-:•---:.,:.-, = PITTSBURGH BOARD or TRADE. T. S. CLARKE, ' . • -•-- R. E. SELLERS, Coma:max ran Atty. DALZELL, STOCKS. Dally Review of the Markets. JOHN DUNLAP & CO., Corner Market and Second streets <, ; ' l ~ " . .. .. .. -. =I MEE ES MEE 113MIE 1 i BR NM ES= mama Npir:A*Oligente Portivop.HAilipplicia 4f ex= WATER [rinks imuntsrai, Autio AT A • .-- Steamer httenCgan No. 2, Gilson, Beaver. " Lake Erie, Shims. Denver: Robt.Wighunati, Beaver. " . Baltic, Jacobs; Brownsville Atlantic, Parkinson; do. • ". Camden, ,Hendriokson hfeßeesport " Messenger •Nci. 2, Woodward, CM ." Aaron Hart, Kount St. Lotus; " . Z. Taylor, Lucas, Wheeling. Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville. • " Lowell, Dexter, Zanesville. Wm.. Phillips BVPhail. Beaver. DEPARTED, *earner Lake Erie, Sholes..Beaver. " Michigan No 2. Gilson, Beaver. - " : Robe. Wlghtman, —, Beaver. Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville. Atlantic, Parkinson, do. Camden. Hendrickson, McKeesport. " • Schuylkil Fisher, Cincinnati. u Deacon, Doff, Cincinnati. • • " Beaver, Clarke Wellsville.. • • " Friendship, --, Sanfish • - `or. 'reenwoo • . or one. . .. • . I map, NEW AREANGEMMENT.—The.* steamer THOS SCOTT will com mence an Monday, Mny Ith, to run - from the old Greenwood Landing, foot of Pitt street, to the Garden leaving at 8 o'clock A.. st , and at each oven b hoar until o'clock P. A.; last trip froth the Garden at 10 r. at. - . ' • . . The Saloons ore supplied With all the delicacies of the season. Tea at 8 o'clock: The Garden, with a le:71 ; „ collection of Greenhouse Plants, Dahlias,•Annuarrto4- or Plante and Shrubbery. The comfortable wharf boat, Greenwood. will be placed-at the Pitt at. landing. Imy4 .WELL SVILE PACKETS. For. Beaver And Welles/111e. • - ' : • Tim new and- splendid passenger steamer CALEB. COPE, A. Moe:melt, Master, will leave for the above and all intermediate porta everfTnesday, Thursday, and Saturday. . • For freight or passage, having supenor aCoomModa tions, apply on board. --- ' --- -view` 2 rfei" -- " -- "asigentenit i • IIP.: • Tintatemiter BEAVER, Curii: E. Cr.ise rc, -,.- ' 1 4. 4 4 - Master,. will leave this city every Monday, eltUeid ay and F riday, at 10A. M. • • She 1,118 a boat at the landing, between Wood •st. and. the Bridge, prepared to receive fm.ght at any time. (my 4 i rn:. A G• N T, wneeler, STEAMBOAT AGENT, cuu be found at Wesley Grier's Counting Room, corner of Water end Smith field streeot, Pausburgh. mar 27 • • "ear Int. Louts. i i g ist t • Tux fine new inmenger manner AARON .1 HART, W.. Roma; Master, vri:l leave for e a ore and intermediate porn!. regularly. For freight or pup age,appy on board. mayS Pew .34,11ntaiiii.4,11 Jar ifilTiFt. ih The Gne steamer MT VERNON, Maass mu Ko, :era, Master. wink:me &ribs above and interne tate ports, regularly, every Saturday everting. For freight or passage, amply on board, or to apt .h 3 GEO. a hIILTENBERGER, Ag't. vitegnliie . - Pitkeketi, — -- Steamer YANKEE. Capt. McKee, leeree every Saturday, at 2 o'clock, Weenier JENNY LIND, Captain Gat.motthhOliaves every Tuesday, at it o'clock. t. For freight or passage apply to R. ii. WHEELER, Agent, ap3 Comer of Water and Smithfield MI6 IGOUISVILL SI PACKETS. FOR YiIIEELLNG, CINCINNATI k Lotasvita.E. r . Rtooc►e SAIITDAV Passer.—The A q No lfneand fastpassengersteamPae . ket TELEGRAPH, J. Hertel)... Com mander, willleave Pittsburg for Wheel. log, Cincinnati and Louisville. and all intermediate Pons, every Saturday, at 10 o'cloek precisely. For freight or passage apply on bear.l. or to FORSYTH A. DUNCAN„ Agents. The Telegraph hits been built expressly for a reular Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of-pas sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on the western waters. The Telegraph will run In cannon ion with the Hen Franklin NO 0 and Pike No 9, to Sant- Lo ls—time through,nrs DAM 1668. • . 1610. Plttibuirelb apdltraarttsvliteDiitly,Packet Line. Fraarite 1,1,1849. EVIIIICAST 1111,1 Sit. LEAvi: DAILY AT 8 A.ll. AND 4 P. M.. n it The following nem.boati complete the line tar..;.• % for the present sermon: ATLANTIC Capt, lances Parkinson; BALTIC, Copt. A.Jaeohs; eel LOUIS Itrl.A.Nr... Capt. H. Dennett. The beam are eon rel yveic ' sod are hued up without ragged to expense. Kerry comfort that money eau procure has been presi ded. The:mats will leave the Notioarabela Who riDoets at the foot of 'resi assengers mill be punctual OA bout', us the boa , w il lertainty leave of the aileerinset hours. . . Blew Wheeling Packet. • • ne new and rplcndid prowenger steam , Z. TA.11.011. M. E. /ACAS, Mauer, will run. ass Regotat Packet I:teleran Pittatorgh and I her canoe this city ercry Monday, Wednesday I and Friday, at In o'clock. A. .17.. end Wheeling even. 1 Tcesday t thuesdat end Saturday. a: o'clock. a. w. I Ibr freight pftaisaq..., (batitiS 111114 , 00! Mott%lntllo4. ! pone.) apply on board. The Z. Cowin, is en entirely new heat, an 4 In speed. I and necoaktuadadionit not lowparscd hy ant boat on Mel riteg. l ian3a) 'AR.MITRONLI a. cßOZEtt."Arta. • ......"'lttegialiag THE 6ne stem:nee WELLSTILI.P., Capt. USVI, wilt leave forthe alore • and iuter;•• mcluttoports on tridnerrrags and Sarordrito. ror (might or pas , arc apply on hoard. or toI cut.). (;1,0..H. MILTENUERGER. . • • , The new and splendid _Passenger 4). r t earnerJANIESNEIO.SO7.S.G. D. Moore as a Rnfrolar l'aeke • br a t:ee ct nW i ltab ni a a rgh and Wheeling„leav int; ens elty ereryTue.day,Tharkley and Saturday, a 10 reclock, A. sr.. and . ‘Vb.e.e ltag every Monday. Mrednes day and Friday. at 10 o'clock, ror freight or pn.sago, (baying superior seeommoda lions.) apply on board. "rho James Nelson la en entirely new boat, and for spreit and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the river. AM9RTRONO k CROZEIt, deem( Praokalk Packet. • The fast packet ALLEOIIIE.Nir DEUX, Cupt. IiASU, wrill Mil regularly 'he tweeo Patteborgh and Franklin. on the Allegheny River. Leaves Pittsburgh each .2.londay and Thursday, at 4 o'clock. t. at. :For frelghtorpaisage, apply Onboard. " Beet, sartet . stagrlet ILW eirS ft 1840. /149. CINCINNATI ANT) PITTATIURGIT DAILY STEAM PACKErT LINE. THIS Independent Line of eteem•rs is now eonsposeit of the largest. swiftest, hest finished and Cu milled, and most powerful boats on the waters of the Wert. The highest wages arc paid for the services of Um hest and most expene need men engaged in the river !moistens. The line has been In operation for six years; has carried • nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest . Inittry to their persons. Tao proprietors challenge eons panson with any passenger lino In the Union for safe:y, regulatityond speed. All that money cuii procure has been provided for the safety, eomfun sod convenience of passengers. The troatateavo for Cincinnati as follows: HONDA YPA C KRT.—The MONOX* AM:LA 'Capt./Time, willlenve Pitudiurgh every Monday morning 111 0 o'clock; Wheeling even. Monday evening at 10 e.m. • - 777RSDAY. PACETT.—The litntaft4 No. 2, Copt. Klineetter, will leave Pittsburgh every Teem:lay morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Teestlay evening 1810 r..to. WEDNESDAY PACEET—The Ditty . F-Kotsan No. 9, Capt. S. Da' will le aVe Pittstiutith very Wednesday morning attOo'cloek ; Wlwelingsvery Wednesdayevsit• Lag at 10 P. M. TIIURSDAY PAOKST—The Illartustrr, Cart. R. J. °roc; will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning it 10 o'clock Wheeling eye ryTtitirsday evening ot 10 r. x. FRIDAY PACKET.-TheCurrsu No. 2, Copt. Croeb, will leavo Pittsburgh every Friday morning in 10 o'clock; Wbeeling bye ry Friday evening at 10 r. m. SATURDAY PA CZET.—The fame:lota No. 2, Capt. 2. C. Weetheaid, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday toordnifat toe i 00c ; AN - heeling every Saturday evening at 10 . P. tis. • • • SUNDAY PACEST.—Tbei baio Natcovon, Copt. P. briol, will Immo Pittsburgh every Smithy morning nt to o'clock; Minima every Bandar evening ail° P.a.. Magozlnea for June. ' r RECEIVED Al M A. MINER'S. Maga zine fer June. Sartain'' Union Magazine, for June. Coders Lady.'s - Book, " Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville. 81THnele the Curate, tic Novel; by the author of the Bachelor of Alb sny, See., &C. . • • Mem:al - sof a Preacher; by Goorge Lippard. Fernandej bv,the Fallen Angel; a itew Novel, by Alexandre Datum . • '• Family Fallings ; new. Novel, by tho - author 'of the n•pe eked Husband, &e., &e. . Georgina :Hammond; a Novel, by the author of'Bly. Poor Cm:min./cc., &c. • ;• . - Kit Carson, the Prince of Gold Hunters; by Charles Averill. , . No. 1 Chambers , Information for the People; new edition. to be completed in 10 numbers. jp- Smithfield.st., opposite Brown's Hotel. jrnayal . - STAB. _ "7 • HE subscribers respectflilly - inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have purchased rota Mr. C S. Bickley, the celebrated "STAR BLLELS' . and " he Cream Saloon," in Diamond alley, and are pre. pared to serve the old customers of the establishment and the public generally with all kinds of Cakes, Confec tionary, Nuts, Fruit, Ace., Ice. Orders for Parties filled on the shortest nonce. : tp-The lon Crenin.Saloon is nowopcn day and night. maylB:dlm •-. . A. &P. SCHLLDECKER. Pleb and Tar. 501P1111%':. n h a t 3INGS,(OI!Ly inspection;); , • , 20 ". No. 3 Mactierel,•(Boeto'n inspection ;) . 00 " N. C. Tar, lniprinte order ; reeeiveo and for sale by ' TAAFFE & O'CONNOR, mar2k:dlinj ' ' , Corner Penn and Wayne meet* lA, ROUGH? COLLARS, CAPES, tco.—A; A . Maeda, TV Ec Co, 601darket street, have received; per Ex-. press, more than 1600 Collars, Capes, Caps, Chemiretteer Cuffs, /cc. Also, Edgings and Inserting', at oue•balf the, usual pnees. nay 9 Mill -J% ' MEE • •• • , • " .•• t. '‘'• 7 4 •• I • j • • ... • • • •; ' , • . • • ME .. - , . NENE =I BM MI D® BE I= RIM 1201.= RIME MEE anili ~...., .~. ".Hi p ~`'`v. .. I= ME EEC =I NM PEKint TEA Wroani rpm eut.criber hew Just received, at the Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth street, a very large and well select- - ed stock of pore GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,from N. York; all of which has been. received in this country since the let of February last, consisting of the different grades grown In the Celestial Empire. Oar stock being among the largest in the West, we are prepared to whole sale. on be:ter terms than any other house in the city.— We invite retail grocers to call and examine our stock and prices. They can have it packed In X, X and 1 lb. packages, 5 lb. tin cannieters, or by half chests, to suit their convenience. Our retail prices vary for Oolong, Black Teas from 50 els. to $1,50 Q Ning Young Souohong, 60 ets ; Con go 50, and English Breakfast 50; Young Hyson, Ounpow der and Imperial, from 35 cents to 8125 th, Families are requested to send and get samples of our Teas, and try them, before purchasing. my24:drew A. JAYNES, 70 Fourth at. WHITE SUGARS.—Loverlng's Lout, Crushed and Pulverized Sugars, just reed S T ORE,or sale by the bbl. or at wall, at the PEKIN TEA 7O Fourth street.may94 FINE COFFEES—Mocha, African, Java, Lnguyra, St. Domingo and Rio Coffeea, just reed and for Bale at the PEIUN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth in. may 24 RAISINS AND FIGS.-200 eighth bores prime H. sins, and 60 small drums fresh Flom jurist received and for sale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, ';'o Fourth street. . may 24 fIEICICULATE, CLIC, tA. AND I: l Bo6lA—llakers Wo k! ma, Nei. I Chocolate and Cocoa; also, Schmitz' sweet spiced Chocolate, just rec'd and'for ante nt the PERIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth street. • may 24 Now Goods azad — Ors — Ti — ivt. latirgii 1 .11011 D THOMPSON, No. 110 Ikfarkes strcet,near Liberty, s has Just returned front the Eastern Cities, with his second supply of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.-- He has now on hand one of the largest and best selected GOODS.— stocks that be has ever bad the pleasure of opening to his customers and the nubile—among which may be mend every style of rich changeable and fancy Silks, Turk Saline, black glassie Silks, nil wid th s. for Cardinals, Ac.; with every width of black Silk Laces and Fringes, for trimmings; FULIARD SILRIL,t „TISSUES, fled end plain Ileregos, Embroiderd Swiss; Organdies ,• Lawas; Emb'd Linen Gingham, a new and beautiful snide; plain and bared do.; French 011mi:tins, Ac, . • Our Domestic Stock is very full, comprising every de scription of Chintzes and Calicoes, some for 12 1 that sold this spring for 18; Linen and Muslin Shectings, from I to , 3 yards wide; also. Sheeting Mullins, very low; with a fall assortment of fine Irish-Linens, for NVlndow Hang ings: Turkey Red Chintz, embroidered and striped Drapery, DOI Holland, Ac., Ac. Oar Shawl department presents every description of plain and embroidered Canton Crape, changeable and fig'd Silk, Berege, Cash. mere and Delaine, plain and embroidered Thibet ; also, a large assortment of Parasols, 13onnets, Ac., Coach Makers will find a full supply of Cloths, Da masks, Moreens, their The above Goods have been purchased on the most advantageous terms..and purchasers may rely upon get ting them at the lowest possible prize,. maytn.d3w ROUT. D. THOMPSON. Raw are gforeT, SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW, No. 78 Wood sores, Pittsburgh. ' inlynEß. & LAUFMAN, Importer, and Drains in Fe- XL reign and &mat& Hardware in all its varieties, ore now prepared to sell as low a nd on as reasonable rem, as can be purchased elsewhere. We solicit oar friends, and the public generally, to call and examine our stock, which ennsists in part of Rnires and Fors, Pocket and Pen-Rnieer, Sciuors. Stuart, Razors, Manse Teitneatngs such as Locks , Latches, Hinges and Screws; together with every other article numb) , k rpt in Herd. ward Stores. we Invite the attention or Carpenter and mechanics generally to oar assortment of Tools, which have been selected with great care, and which wo are determined to sell so as to give satisfaction. [l*2date - - - it IKESH durria . or uutorratv•rom....4-4 nn re caved and for sale by HUBER & LA UFNAN, roar) No; Wood area. • '. Vanborn, Jr, GLOVES, tvnol U TAPES, TE ,11111.11 AID RETAIL DELE A EALER IN AS MITRES, DS, P, Ek.o., Iris o variety of Comts and Fdncy Goods, C/lEAPTO H CASH ('IOI OF TILE OILY COEIL) PEDEDAL STREET, ALLEGIIREI. ALSO, Dealer in French. English And German Variety Goods, cradles, chairs and baskets, shoe thread, boot laces, knitung pins, percussirr.i caps, fish books, slate pencils, shaving boxes, violin strings, gaud chains, hair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin, Ivory combs, tooth brushes, snuff boxes, hosiery, clot's', Mo tions, galloons. needles, scissors, buttons, hooks and DIVA, bonnet crime, fancy purses, razor strops, corset, laces, patent thread, sewing silk, :pool cotton. tobacco boxes, Osman piper. semis case_ ,s shaving brut hes. shoe knives, fishing fines t shelleassdoymarbies, slates, cray ons. dom/ni es, bodkin., spectacles, tweeters, ice. 11,:r Country Merchants, Pedlers and others aro re emeiued to call and examine for themselves, as I am de wrinkled to sell alarm roc tram. Anal:di/As Pittsburgh Iloriieultural Society yiu.h.,d their Summer Exhibition of Early Fruits, T Vegetables, nodrs, on premiums nod Therrday. the 13th ti ofJUNE, and premiums will be awarded for the best end second bets of each va riety of articles exhibited for COMptillioll, The mem bers. arid all who feel an interest in Horticulture. are re quested to bring their productions forward to the Exhibi ion. mayll:ditw Bleeclatanta. Hotel, .roural sore pnctorthir bettresn drat and .Varker., Prop klanegentent of this well. I. known Hotel, having thl4 .1 IT passed Into the hands r.l the 11 /bllfllbelll, th ey" beg leave to elate, that it is their purpose to render it worthy of the very liberal patron. age with which it has been heretofore aostalurd, and hope, by unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage of their friend*, who may.vian the eity ou business or 1,1e211/11'. C 4k. J. AIeRIIIIIIN, rtiastklera (IPornterly of Earhange Hotel. Pittsburg.{ . 11001/oell Icon I VIC *abstract is now prepared to receive orders from Clarifier. Meal* smothery, for pure Alleghemy . ICE., to lit furnished .. .daring' the season. All persona eematenein to Acerbic lee at the beginningrif the sea. soil. will be furnished : dosing the entire peasoitothd not be deprived of their supply towards the end of it, when lee becomes scarce. Ibis subscriber hat built an extensive IV. Houve at Here* trbial Elle 4 with pare, solid Ice; he ls, therefore, prepared to, sup,sfy cavemen throughout the season. without (all. ( Apply at she Ire noose on Virgin alley, hack of the tireorld PrealtyserlantChurrit,wberc the subscriber may I be found. Intylf.:3*) J. R. BARTLEY. ark MA. MlNrit will. (or fifteen days,. receive Pitts , burgh, Allegheny and County Scrip at par value, ILO every article in our line of bustnets. ni the lowest specie prices, including subscnptions for all monthly Slngazoirs. Also, all weekly Newspapers, (comprising per large 011iOTIOle01, ) either half yearly or yearly, including the imps' sheet, The Great West," now co mined by hundreds, the very hest family paper extant.... Also, &tip may be tett on deposite • Books, Stationery, and all new issues from the mese. de Ilrered at the °Niel* of the depositor. We will cinder by request any Book o , Woks from the East, on the above terms. The above Ittatip to be expended in full. Satin/held street, second door above mall • lIF T undersigned having been Appointed Agent of the Det.ssesait M VITAL. SAVETT INS:It/tack etestrattir, In the place of John Pinney, Jr., resigned, respectfully in forum the pablie and the friends and eustoenets of the Company, that he I. prepared to take Marine, Inland and Vire risks, on liberal terms, at their office. No. 37 Water street. (mytel P. A. MADEIRA. Agent_ • St:lr c tt - Tri . r a 7Fisfu e c e t dby p i ia t, Panne/mock & CO.'s Rabeinclent. IViiCit i n ° n " an% seal: *rating. and goes direct !Gibe seat of the disease. Sprain.. cd wrists or Rade', or a screw* of the marries after being too much excited, may also he easily relieved. It is heating also (or eats and .wounds, and soon restores discolored bruises to a natural and healthy appearance. Prepared and sold by B. A. PAIINESTOCR & CO.. Corner lit and Wood streets • alto. mera Corner C th an d ‘Vood, undersigned are now In receipt of their second supply of PIIRSII SPRING GOODS. They res pectfully ask the attention of Merchants and Dealers generally to an examination of their stock, feeling as. mired that they can offer G00 , (1 on OR manfarcrebta terms Cad 45 the man reasonable priers. Their stock embraces every artic.le In the Variety and Fancy Dry Good.. line, together with Drown and Bleached Musluis, Gingham', Lawns, Prints Tickings, tee., &e. McCANDLES & CAPBLL, 1V0.97 Wood street, next do S or to Dia M mond E alley mayls d&w V etter. • MN old customers, strangers visiting the oily, and others wishing to provide themselves with a bond some DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti cle in the lino, can do so, by.letwimg their orders with JAMES OVGUIRE, Tailor, Third street, St. Charles Bundle', To LET a-lu Allegheny City, a Dwelling House, Ma bla and Lot; 03 feet by 300, now occupied by Benj. (Hyde, adjoining Geo. Hogg. For terms, address the subsc;lber, via box 140, Pitiriburgh Post O ffi ce. febl9;dlf ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE. TAVERN STAND- AT SHOUSTOWN. FOR RENT.—A commodious and well finished Tavern Stand. in the village of Shousetown, furnished in modern style, with good Stabling attached. It wilt be leased fora term of years. Address lant.2 P. SHOUSE, Shortnetown. BY EXPRE 3 S : 7:4Ost received at o cw — acAn _ tem.'s, 00 Market street— . 4 don. Pearl Braid Bonnets; 2 " Mimes " I " Boys' Trimmed Bird-eye Braid ; 2 " " • Pearl " 1 -" Jenny Lind Hats, for Girls; I " Infants' " Gentlenien's Pearl Braid Hats, new style. Fos sale at extremely low prices• for cash •fm L ADIES, wanfli7g n e g o r m e r a triin G g a :u t per '''''' both for look and comfort, to anything tliey have ever worn, will please cull and examine them. These Boots have no - crimp/ to tie and U.lllo, and dangle about the ankle;— they are not only 'mach handsomer, but display the foot andankle to a much better advantage than any other Boot or Shod made, You will alto save time and iron. 'lo. Manufactured by S. KEYS. mar2B No. 8 Fifth street. - - SW GOODS. .Now opening at the pricere, 60 Markel street; cases and packages of now and desirable Goode y comprising a large lot of Silk, Botege, AL de Laine, Thibctane and other Shawls, at con siderably reduced pr ices. ,F [my22] A. A. MASON & co. ', • Aff 5—A lot otagg ie — l3ay ir -.. lis -- i----",garCsiridHami; M just received cud for sale by • . r • S.M. YOUNG & N. W. corner of Fourth and Ferry . Oil CASES BLEACHED MUSLIN% at 4* aniteßi; (or 411 J sale by priar22) A. MASON &CO. jRRINOZ:26 b l irrels No. 1, very im ,, rior,ginias i , by I'maylol SMITH & SINCLAIR. - - TITWITE LIME-51. bartals * . TV Pacific. , (mays ; "*1 ROUND FEED, of di3iTie n X band by RHODESA. ALCORN, "am . 30 Fifth street. GRUDND SPICES, of all kinds, constantly on band . • arid for rale by (tura) RHODES #. ALCORN: . (Chronic:le copy., MIOKORY NUTS'-0 tads" in store and for sale by nraylo ARMSTRONG & CRORER. MO EMI ME ~' ME DRESS SILKS—Just received, an invoice of very handsome Dress Silks, of the newest and most pop ular styles, imported this season, Also, very glossy Black Silks, of 01l widths, for Vi zettes,.&c. PHILIP ROSS, . a 18 No. 59. corner 4th and ritarket stn. RESH TEAS-44 packages Young llyaant F der, Imperial and Black Teas, just read and for ale by • (aPal/ KING/ MOORHEAD. UNDRIES-17 doz. mixed Vicottlly, tier ins and. 10 Manger Pickles ' is gallon bottles; 4 dozen Pickled Onions, 1 gallon and quart bottles; 4 doz. Pickled Caulk flowers, half gallon and quart battles; 4 dozen Pepper Sauce, quart bottles; 4 doz assorted Syrups, quart bob ; tles; 4 doz., Lemon Syrup, quart bottles; &dozen and Tomato Catsup, ' pint bottles; 2 doz. Locea Oil, pia bottles; 6 dozen Ge latine, an improved preparation, plot bottle,; just received and for sale by tirr2O• • KING & MOORHEAD: ..• resli burnt, Just rre'd oer DYER- Van OIL-4 barrels good dotoltiFterY Oil for sale for City Scrip, by [amylll W?. DYER. =KS ME OM ..!•• ME • - - EIS ME ESE ElMil •. . . . - • Rualnnis Card. _ __ TYRANTS AA, WELL AS MONOPOLIES MUST PALL: BO hIUST PRICES; . ..-- • 17RICH fact will be proven by calling at ItlcGsnales , Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,Third street, Bt. harlesiltalding,- • - hlorrot.Seut4pnVits and quick sales • Vesurri : Fresh and good. mnamt , mu:jam,. Wig. lIICKETSCIN, P11T31103011. MILLERRICKETBON,. 197.9/erak Grocers, and Im porters of Brandies, Witte:t and Began ; 'Nos. 172 and 174, Coiner of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. : • myny EW BOORS—Men Prime val, by Harris. N Layard's Nineveh and its Remains. The Clergy of America. Tito. Czar, Isis C:Jarl and People. Women of the Revolution. , Irving's Works; new edition. Life and Correeponeence of John Foster. Holmes' Poems. De Foe's Works, complete; 20 vole. Swift's Works, complete; 2 vole. Fielding and Swollen; complete. The Progress of America; 2 thick vole. For We by H. 8 BOSWORTH & CO., - ' 4th street, near Market. Clergymen and strangers are horned to call at the Book Store of H S. Bosworth & Co, on Fourth street, near Market, where will be found fine editions of many rare and 'valuable works. BURST OUT, - - RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!!! Wagon Itlaralsfeiotory. THE sab , criber haying enlarged his Shop, lately do l. stloyed by fire, inform, his tricot's and tbe public generally Mat Lie is now prepared to manufacture - Wa gons, Cans, Drays, Timber Wheele, between and Wheel barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, Wood end Smithfield streets ; where be keeps on baud a large stock, or makes to order any amount of work, of the best ma terials and by experienced workmen, and at prices to suit the times. Southern merchants and furnace men arc requested to call and extunine, be fore purchasing elsewhere. . mayinktim WM. MaKEE. Greenwood Garden. THIS delightful Summer Retreat is now open for the reeeptlon•of visitors. Ice Creams. Fruit, Nuts, Con ectionary, and all the good things nature tied art can produce, will be served up l ln the best manner, in the, Saloon. The Tea Table will be spread at 6 o'clock every evening. Conducted on Temperance principles, and closed on Sunday. Coquets of the choicest Flowers pat up at the shortest notice. A large collection of the choicest varilty of Green house 1 . 11111t3, Dahlias, end Annual Flowing Plants, for sale. The new steamer Thor. Sem will be ready, in a few days, to run from the Point to the Garden. aptt• • .1. hIcKAIN. TEAR! TEASI I TiZAIS it t In - .IT 6 with pleasure that the subscribers form the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have completed arraneements 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 I lb each, with heir printeo card--showing the kind of Tea, pace, L ,„„,„, of the concern and depot in Philadelphia, with an Invitation to return the Tea, if not Isked.• z Gunpowder G 1 75 . 1,00 1,2.5 1,50 si Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50 qyson 5U 021 75 1,00 1,25 ts V. Hron 50 021.x .1 1,00 1,25 1,50 assets. Black 150 Fine and Extra Fine.. .75 1,00 145 1,50 We will warrant 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, an 1 the money will be refunded, as it Is only with that understanding we sell. We ask - a lair trial, that the public tatty be able to jucge between our Teas and those heretofore sold by o.he r companies in this city. All lovers of rich. delicious and good flavored TEAS, should give us a call. Dealers can be supplied on the most reasonable terms . rot fuile by SOS. S. M YOUNG! & CO.; N, W. cornet 4th and Ferry streets, and E. 1 JUNG & SON, oa".. S. W. earner ad and Ross streets Trustee , ' Bala. THE undersigned Assignee of Samuel 'Rill, Esquire, will oder at Public Vender or 011ery, on the preos i,rn..au the Mit of Alai', inst., at 1 o'clock in the niter noon of that day, a TRACT OF LAND ecnitaining three hundred and thirty and a half Aeres, situate on the Mo nongahela river, about one mile above Monongahela City, to Washington County,Pa. There are erected on this tract, a new two story rick Dwelling /louse; also, • Log Dwelling House. There are two good Apple Orchards on the premises; about two hundred Acres eleared--40 or SO Acres of which is first rate River Hot tom. There in a strata of six feet of Stone Coal under the whole tract, equal to any on the Monongahela river, and so convenient to the rivet, that it eosin but a trifle to remove it from the banks to the boats. • The Land is of the best quality. and contains un ine,xhatistible quantity of limestone. 'Phis tract will be sold in whole ornt part, to accommodate purchasers. Those wishing for further information, are referred to Judge Rill, residing on the_premises, Samuel Rocket, re siding _near the land, and. Lhiniel 'Long, Innkeeper, Ciu cinnatt, Oblo. There will also be sold on the 31st of May, inst., at 1 o'clock on the anernoon of that day, on the premises, a TRACT OF LAND coutaining sixty.eight and a half Acres; situate in Followfield Township ' in said County; ad:caning land of the heirs of David Bolton, Jerome ()ruble, and others; about one-half of which is cleared; oa which is erected a Grist Mill, with two ern of stoner.; a new Saw Mill: a good Dwain- , LLouse. /so. The terms be made know n the day of sale, by mav72.l JOSEPH HENDERSON .A ssignee. FRESH AURIYAL OF NEW GOG/JS, AT P. DELANY'S. • IVO. FORTY-NOM LIBESTY ST., PITTSBURGII: JUST RECEIVED, an ex t ensive and general assort meet of French, English, Belgian and American Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting*, of the latest and most des Indole patterns. Amongst them will be found a varie ty of entirely new styles Parley Cassimeres and Vest- Digs, of the latest importations—all of which will be made to order in the most fashionable manner, at short notice. and reasonable prices. On hand, a large assoruneat of READY-MADE CLOTHING, made up in the present Spring Style, and wilt be sold low for cash. N. B. To Tsitries.— Watt'. Graduating Shoulders hfeunre System. for sale at portal& wl P. DELAN Y'S? 1) EXPRESS -1)1 dor. Ladies' Extra Pearl Bonnets; 2 " Pearl 1 " " Bird-eye 1 " Misses' Pearl , I " Trimmed Hats ; ` " Boys' Pearl st Bird-eye" Received this day, and for sale at the lowest prices,by HOGAN & CANTWELL, mail 4 2Co. eti Market street. CRIP WANTS AT PAR—Fos !Aix, a largl,Ci ing Lot of 2S feet front on Webster street by /27 deep to •25 feel alley. Price, 21500. Also, a Lot adjoining the above, 21 feet front by 127 deep to said alley. Price, 111400. Also, a Lot 21 feet front by 197 deep, two lots from the above. Price, 800. Terms:—One eighth in hand of Scrip; balance in seven yearly poyments. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, Smithfield street SPICES -v9OO mate Cauia i 9) tor Pepper; 10 Allimee • Incora MILL a IllgaNg° by 171 and 171 Liberty's:. i j BAZIL BOLIAIt-.lllbaira Brasil *agar, in store and 1 1 0 for safety MILLER & RICKET9OIII may i 5. Nos. OS tied 174 Liberty street. . iiiiircillElVlCOlS=ii i te N tifel article, tor sale by 0 mayls . SEEL GOODS — We have received a One assortmen of Reticules and Purses, Trimmings, Steel Reads, Silk, Scissors, TVletMerl, Hat Hooks, Key and Galvanic Rings, Crotchet Reticules and Purses; with a fine as sortment of Pettey Goods at low prices: imeN & CANTWELL, 60 Market VOTIOE—The undersigned hereby gives notice that .11 from and after this date Mr. Joan Roza is the only authorized person to receive moneys and sign receipts or orders in my name. C. 11'ERNEBURO, Fashionable Head Quarters, Pittsburgh, April 2, 1 49. No. 22 Market st. PER EXPRESS—Just received at Roost( & Carr . SG Market street -2 doz. Cane Chairs, for children ; 1 " Propelers and Volosopedes rri—att bags Ilberts 10 " Cream huts ; 10 " English Walnuts; 60 " Shelled Almonds; 5 bales Bordeaux " received and for [mar3ll J. S. BONNET.. O MILLINERS.—The subscriber has a large stock J. of seasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS, - which he is prepared to tam to the Spring fashion, at his Turning Establishment, No. 27 Fifth street. marltflin : H. R. RYAN. Apprentices Wanted. THE snbseriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabl net, Chair-making and Chair Painting branches bf business. Boys of steady habits, about 16 years of age, would be preferred. None need apply, who cannot come well recommended. 11. G. FAHNESTOCIC, marl? Int Smithfield street. T y ito, to engage in a Wholesale and fotailGroeery• Dimness, now in native operation, and doing a good bu siness, having the advantage of a prominent stand. -• C. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,. Smithfield street: I CALICOES:—Just received, and now open, at Na. bO, North•west cornor of 4th and Mar ket streets,' very large supply of Calicoes and Chinwes, of new and handsome styles, and embracing some of the beet and cheapest Goods ever offered in this market. apis PHILITItOSS. BURLAPS AND WOOL. ii4ACKL 4 hand and fo.t gala by (mayB) , DM .. . ~. .. r.r,-. OEM ESE •:••:. -. .., .' - ..';'' , ::.7' . 7; . ;: : ? - ',''.. - . ,, '. i-'. - '; - .. -;:::''. '.....,' ,-..: ~!-:t.i- i ,7. : . , :,,.,::., -7 .- i :., f . , ;•,:.,..,'..!:;:,:: '.. • .. ~ ..1 :....t,.. ESE ME 251 BOOBYER & ° ! RIBBLE, BEE HIVE CLOTHING STOREL NUMBER 261 LIBERTY STREET, rilul mom ADOVB ISAVIS aTem , SIOX'OF StR GOLDEN BEE HIVE. MESSRS. 0. & B. would rekpectially inform the pub. lie that they can unit times find at the above place a splendid azsortme tof • • CLOTHING AND CLOTHS, ' Suitabk for Custom ;Fork. It bein„; our intention to do a Cash business, we shall endeavor to sell all articles in the Clothing line at the lowest possible rate* and there elm. be no doubt that oar friends and the public generally would find it their interest to favor as with it share of their patronage. BOOBYER & GRIDDLE. N.B.—Particular attention paid to the firth/ger Clothes I'D" No: 251 Liberty street, three doors above Irwin sign of the Bee Hre. _ a p t • Coultneres TEST RECEIVED, AT THE BEEHIVE CLOTHING 0 STORE. a fresh supply of plain and fancy tsarist, good good quality and fashionable patterns, which we shall be happy to dispose of at low rates. 8008 YER & GRIDDLE, ." No. 231 Liberty st., sign Of the Bee Hive. MUESLI ARRIVAL ON itiViloolit‘. AT P. DELANY'S, • ' X 0.49 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH. TCST RECEIVED. an extensive and general assort 0 meet of Fsenta; English, Iklginn and American CLOTH, CASSIIIIERES and THISTINGS. of the latest and most desirable patterns. Amongst them will be found a variety of entirely new style FanerCussitneres nod Vesting, of the LATEST IMPORTATIONS; All of which vrill be made to omen in the most fashiona ble manner, at short amice and reasonable prices.' A A large and general assortment of - READY-MADE CLOTHING, ' On hang, made in the present Spring style, compel sin every deserkption of J.. ROCS AND DRESS C 0473, • Made of French, English. America/tend Belgian Cloths, of the most fashionable cam. Now style. Business Coats, plain blaCk and fancy colored Cashmarett, Tweed and Summer Cloth Sock milleCents, and Pantaloons of superior single and double Cassimeres, Summer Cloth!, and every other.de scription of goods suitable for Spring and Sruntner. wear. Also, a choice assnrurient of. . - Sil • xnw. STYLE VESTS, • . Rich. Silks, Ca.hmeres, plain and fancy COlCitc . plain thick Satin of superior quality ; with a great variety of substantial and well made • . • . • THING; AlL:iambs, comptising CL o O no of Cmlargest and handsomest assatunsma or READY ALSDE CLOTHING, • • That can be found ht the City, which will be sold Low roa CAD= N D. To Tatum—Watt% Graduating Shoulder Mea sure System, for sale at P. DELANY'S, apfbciar.w 40 Liberty at Cboap . Clothing for Scrip. HAVEMst received from the Last a well selected and I J. fresh assortment of SPRING and SUM3ICR GOODS I English and Preach Cloths. Cassia:levee mid- I Vestings, all of soperlor manufacture, to which I would I respectfully invite the attention of my friends Country Merchants and others visiung the city,'who wish to . provide themselves with agood article at as. eery tom rue, are respectfully invited to call on the sub scriber. AR work warranted. MR. DUFFS GENTLEMEN AND LAMM' noel[-IKEEPING & WRITING . 11.00318 i ROJITII OLDS or VI IDI4.IIOND. MR. R. has his new RUM Rooms now thoroughly re paired and fitted up. Ladies will find his new sys tem of Single Entry Book-keeping an agreeable study. and a valuable acquirement Gentlemen going through. his entire course of training on Double Entry Book keeping, will not only tie qualified to take - charge of Books upon any system in use, but they will find them selves master of all those Intricate operations connected with partnership settlements, of which so many practi cal book-keepers, of acknowledged ability, are ignorant: Several of the most extensive firms in the city have re cently procured Book-keepers from this Institution.— Merchants and Steamboat proprietors can always learn of Book-koepers thoroughly qualified for their profession; no others are ever recommended. Hours: 10 00'12, 2to 4. and 7to 10. ' inny4 Fine Bhlrtst MIDWARD TODD & ca, Maseraervaam Fmk L'A Unita arm Faker - Sams, have received S HIRT Y the Factory East a large and desirable stock of which Wl3 propose to offer to dealers at the lowest New York prices, on satisfactory terms Our stock consists in part of MD doz., all qualities, varying in style—wide nun narrow plait, Byron and standing collar', mariufac lured exTressly for City trade, and intended for this market. By offering dealers our Goods nt• low prices, and allowing our Shirts to recommend themselves in style et manufacture, we hope to be able to please all our cue. tooter,. ft Modßii 11,1: D. 1222 EV' NV:tremolo, comer of Fifth and Market etreete, up main. maple Iron City Hat and Cap Store. Tax subscriber having removed to the large and commodious store room lately occupied by Miller & Ricketson, comer of Liberty and Irwin streets, would respectfully inform his - friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving a large and well selected assortment or HATS and CAPS, of superior quality, and which he will sell ut tow rants. He has also received another lot of those mach admired Three Dollar Hats. Call soon, if you want a bargain. ILr As I occupy a room in conjunction with Mr.W. J. Devitt, Tailor, occ u py a reducing m expenses, Inm Thereby enabled to sell at lower rates tha nether estab lishments. 01 this the public may rest assured. aplB:3ftlec3nw Li McLAIN, Agent 'Wall Paper 11 &rehouse. • NO. 47 MARKET STREET. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A. .TIIOIIIAS PALMER. RESPF.CTFULLI - announces to his friends and cas tomer; that he has had at no past period so exten sive a Stock as he has at present. He etut• offer to pur chaser; on very moderate terms, at the old ertabiulnd stand in illarkrt street, almostevery article in his line— including roaming-mom. bed chamber,dining-room,par lor and Mil Paper. With Borders , Landscapes, Fire.. board Prints. Paper and Transparent Window Shades, Bonnet and Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping, anti m T a ro b P a n n pr o r and h ho eis us u e b k u ee n p d e a r n s to supplied, anti requests call and examine his as. Rags and Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the high- Cbt Prices • mar 1341,k.w4at New Yorli Hair !Manufactory. 'IIM undersigned hue just returned from New York, 1 with a large, splendid and well selected assortment ' of ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of•evory kind. He invites Ladies and Gentlemen to call and examine the new and moat beautiful article of Exxxxl PARIIISO3 for Bawls, Wigs and Half Wige, ever invented. They hre so much like the natural partings, and fit so close and easy. that they cannot be distinguished from' the natural hair oa C:O3C inspection. SOIICIIIINGNme.—The new Balance Spring sormoants 'the &Acuity, and must snporcede all others for Gentle men's Wags and Taupees ; it bears equally on every part of the head, without stiffness or artificial appearance; ;in these it is unlike the old;) it shows the forehead equal to the natural hair. Wig wearers are particularly invited to Call and ez atninc the articles for themselves. J. GAMERON, • • No. E 9 Third stt, near Wood. N. B.—Remember the New York Hair Manufactory. rnayls:damtcw2m T • • JU Donneganls Greek and English Lextcon;London Lee's Hebrew and English Lexicon.. •- Bosworth'is 'Anglo Saxon Dicßonary, Gesenin's Hebrew Lexicon.. • Booth's Analytical Dictionary. 'Hooper's Medical Dictionary. . Also, English, French end German Lexiconit . r . '- .:. Far sale by • ii:S;BOSWORTH•&-GO., my 24 = Fourth et, near Market.. =MM NAM = , MEE =I EN RE =I MEM MiM MEE = Cigars. Snuff arid Tobacco, A T.TACOH hIcCOLLISTER'S,•Fifth street, No. 11 Reia; WashingtonLanorma; •.. Laßosa; Java Jana; - Plantation; Halt Spanish, Malay and Conimou; Together with a variety of other brands. • Also—An 'extensive assortment of CHEWING TO BACCO, of 'the . most celebrated brands, among which are -the Larkins Luxury. P. Robinson's Pound Lump, Grant & Williams', and Areli'd Thomas Grape Brandi• Five Lump. • All orders promptly attended to. Country Merchants would do well to call and examine my stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Cabe Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale (Er Sign of the Indian Chief. 910 the Honorable the 'Judges of. the Court of Genera -1 Quarter 'Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of Allegheny : • • The petition afo resaid J.W. Wills, of the Oth Ward, Pittsburg, in the County , humbly shevreth,. That your pe titioner bath provided himself with materials for the ac commodauon of travelers and others, at his dwelling berme, in the Ward aforesaid,and prays that your honors, will be pleased to grant him a license to keep apabliC house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray. JONATHAN W. WILLS. We, the subscribers, citizens of the IVard aforesaid; do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is weliprovided with house : room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodgs. ingot' travelers and others, and that said 'tavern is ne-. ceesary. R. Rafferty, Nell COyle,' Mr. John Downs, Bernard Oanahani M. Rafferty, Patrick Casey, M. Famll, Davis Bayard, P. Farrell, M. Halligan, Francis Rafferty, Daniel Baylie. • mayZi.lts MO the Honoroble the Judges of fore Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Al legheny: The petition of P. Develin, of. the Thir I .Ward, ci ty of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly *hew eth. That your petitioner hash provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others, et his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant turn a license to keep a public hou eof entertainment. And'your pe titioner. as in duty bound. watt pray, P. DEVELIN. I.Ve , the subscribe, s, (tiara n s of the Ward aforesaid, do certify, that the above petitioner Is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of trav elers and others, and that said tavern is necessary. 11. V. Comonth Hu nke r cKenna, L. Harde, J. Carr J. Bryson, P. H. , R. Poror,J.l4den, Jroll,' J. Farrnti, Geo. Quigley, W. Hera. tilart.s:34Ltw mo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General j. Quarter . Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of Allegheny. The petition of A. Keepher, of the. Township'. of Plum, in the County aforesaid, humbly shaweth, That your petitioner bath provided himself with mate rials for the nem= °dation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house, in the township aforesaid, and prays tha• your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your pe titioner. 113 in duty bound, will pray. A. KEEPEJER.. We, the subscribers, citizens of the above Township, do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute'for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences fot did accommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary.' S. P. Ross, A. H. Patron, J. C. Hersh, R. N. Ross, E. B. Davidson, W. M. Davidson, John Sammervill, J. Me. Entire, J. Summervill, U. Stewart, C. MtKelvey, S. M. Tomer. may24l3to.- JAS. hIeGIIIII.F, Tailor, Third at.. hear ‘Vood Oaf ~ tt' , t?J. WM j MEE MEM Mil Bankirs WU. ' E%CIIANGE AND BANKING 'OFFICE N. B. corner of Thirrratuf Woods:bests: QIGHT and Time d ,Ile of Ilzehtinge;l3ank :totes an foreign and d omestic Coin bought nod sold on th most favorable terms. - • " • • • • Colleetforurmade In all the prleelWeldei or theVnion at the lowest rates. -ammt • • ' sutvitan Naas. t ECILAIIER & RAMS, • Bankrxsaid Exchange Brokers, Dealers in Parsikn and Dornistießille, Bills of Ezeltange, Certilii;rtes •,Depos it,Bank Notes, and • Coin. - • • - Corner of Third and Wood sta.; directly opposite the St. Charles Hotel. • • • • InsY 29 • 51. • HOLOIES alb SON,' Bankers and !Seaters in• Exchange Coin and Bank Nati, No. SS /Starke:west, Pittsburgh., ISZLIS9O RATA New York •• * prl Oinciniati. Philadelphia " Louisville.- Daltiosore * St. .Louis . - - - - truyto Obio . • Buying 'raw • Indiana Kentucky Virginia Wheeling Tennessee anlS‘y lAn• 8 . /Wart .TILOS. 3.1.110ENT HOON SAB.GENT. •"- RANKERS AND EXChIANCIE HACKERS, • N. B. Corner of Wood and Sixth streets., Patsbufgh, Pa; TIEALERS in Coin, Bank Mites, Tithe thus; Foreign 1.1 and Domestic Exchange t Cortificatesof Deposit,.kc EXCELANCiE o n all the principal Cities .of the Union and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.. • • . CilligliNT and par funds . received on deposite; COLLECTIONS made tut all parts of the Union, at ins lowest rates. • • seplt-ly . . larOalifielhighest pies la cash &id foz the dif! V 'feeds' tleades of editor washed Wool, by if. LEE,' ' . iosite rzah. .may 24 Liberyratreet, 0, _ - AKOLAS.4rg.. - Na — wrel.s of Aloleuises al. day and tor aale:by • ' .9_k 1V LiAlitsAUOH. PiME lANDLLS- , -25 bores just received aua tut Amin by • may2l ' 1:1,1c AV. HMILLIAUtikO G...ASS-181.1 boxes Smith & kterroa's braiid or iV in dow.Glass just received sad for sale by • . S. lc IV. iiaItBAUGFI. ~Qt . HaD--20 barrels Shad . • O. Waal(. “.• . j ast received alai for sale 'by . • may tO 'WU Liberty street.... • BACON-6 casts prima Shoulders: • LI- neatly triniate4 Him; ror , WM. DYER. B • • Rooms—, dam., a puma article., for sale by lOUS aIEAI,-70bamns knu dried and ante 0,11,111.4. ‘,l Iner2l • • WM DYER- SrLIT ASH uo.ors,- 2u,% uu on Saud, u p7uoe will be sold tow', lo close, by . • siuy2l:-.' • - ItiioDEs tr, ALCOR', '33 Faith at: .I .4 Eib o l r U s t e d b Y y ti..Ur BO .. l7ltrarze . L) . z it zr . u . tut_ way2l. "7" 'A:, 'Y:'2- • ' 30 rtfitt LARD—•.IS keet — Titi7l — Ciia, bpi rec:ll ned fr.pa!e by All 111UNG do CROALIL ha 1 ISUSKELS DILIODYEACkIEs—Rec'd and for salt tirU: by (0p27) ALUILSTItUM: & CUOZER. • • - VLAOLI ---- R-800 barrels of very superior Flour, fur it 1 by . (414.1 CVAIMINS s4rcit. CIORN AM A 4-100 bushels freitielirti . Me*, re c'd - ood %." for sole by [optel • CUALAIINS •••.' ACON-10,000 'tbs.Bacon, Hog Round, in store aild AA for sale by • (DWI CUMALIPIS do SAIITH. - I)RY APPLES,44.I sacks Dry Apples, in store Lind tor sale by [uplEl] CUMMINS & SMITH. A PeI..ES4U bbla. &amanita Apples, for sale by apio 1111.113.& I TS— •arre . c ory in store an &r Bale by Inp/81. CUMMINS & SMITH. - PECANS -4U bushels i!ecans, immure and for sale by spit! CUMNUNS & 5h41711. • 60000" P" NB& BRICK—A ouporio o. article, to arrive OV:Cauat, nud (or sale eu accommodating Innis, toy ; . TirANTO).—k'our soot fput.Paluters wanted. T • JOHN S CORRITON, St. Charles Bindings CM trssLO'. 1.01. 1 / 4 1 1.Z.1r ISEIN—Jurt recare aso UT,/ for solo by ' • IY. t. J. C. ACkIESON, • uP 9 • • • • ' • llo.2Scoilbtield st. fk WiLS.ItOItIANITH.&II•Pthre red very low to close consignment.by W. & D . • No 2 Smithfield L. .RtiE nn Fli4 .7 2l barrele, , freett g!aeTilmf.ob;,aLeß.by vorx . rog . s—welvr c t . i l i ct r talby - ap9 • . - • N 0.4 Smithfield at. ithytr i t 4 0 4 WOOL 50 PS. fANCYthiSSIIIIEBX—On hand, and for sate at manufacturer's price by [feb2ol. H. 1- CASE. Aoktra, ittlX , Ll .cLOTU,-Juat zeo77i.lid 10:: ' ;: - .- .1 sale at uumufacturees prices, bp ffet>2l),) „• CASE AMEktICAIs: I.OTR and, 1- for sole by - (feb27). . H, LEE. • PAIRS DRAB BLANKETS.—The attention of . Cal - • SU / :forma men as (Streeter' to this article. They wdl be sold tow, to close consignment : by D'a2o) tl. LEE.- • "DIED BLANKETS-1 case (So pair ) Bed' Blankets, 88 by 61 , 0 tibbon 'borand,.received this day, on . consignment from the manufacturer, and for sale by . IL-LEE, • . - Liberty, opposite Fifth street' • • .5000 YDS. M. DE ',JUNE. at 12} cents, now opea7: . trig at the Chia Pries Store of • • tattr2.." - . • • • A. A. ALISON & CO. • 4U ES BAL BROWN A1051../A, lit 41 cud sc. . may:ed it: A: AIA3UN Jr. CO - - • -•• • ATile. T SIUN OF THli VI.zuNk....AND 5n..% a Mir acsortmen of •• Cincinnati COOP.tiILy•TdOLS-.. Fot wale by . . LIMIER tc-LAUFM AN, '-• . mayl6 -•- - • • , No. 78 Iroodso ea Rlf E FLOUR -25 bbls. Rye our, just recd and for Flour, sale by . [ma • IBJ S. dc W. HARIM.UGH. bluLele .N: o . - 20 ball' barrels do- for sale by • • . mayll • - WM. DYER-. BACON I,ELO Sides and Sbouldersijast received on consignmen; and (oracle by WILIAM tr , RICKETSON, tics. 172.ctud 174 Liberty street. • EGANB-2 for sale by • • •:. . • • maylo ' • ARMSTRONG & CROZER TIMED SI:Er—A superior article of augur .eurcd, _Lk constantly in store and ior sale by . • BACON FIVE —.ls;bd& Bacon Sides reed andfOr. sale by [may 16) • B.& WALARB6IJULI... _ _ •• NVOOL—The hignest market price, cosh, will b e given for th e different grades of Wool, by ' • • amyl° • • S. k. W. HARBAUGII. C'MESE :—.59 boxes Cream Cheese, just receavep for sale by . J. &BONNET, mayl6 No'. 162 Liberty street.. C et.E.S . Tisit/ 4 4 , •- 15 .. beebels, jest i llag r fgle by N 0.182 Liberty street. AX.—e splendid assortment of Malts and YeLl= v WdZi in erne!! cakes, esprimsly_for family Use, re ceived and for sale by J. d. M. YOUNG & CO., ' m a yg • •. corner of Fourth and Perry. B A . C . ON - 1000 000 pollnds Hams; ; received and Correia by • S.& W. ILARI3AUGH. riIIiCINNATI SOAP-75 boxes - No.l Soap, receives ij and for sale by NITS) & HARBAUGH.- IiffOLASSES,4O bbla reed and tot sate ay : JAS..PATTOI.L.Jr4 N0..17 Liberty DYE FLOUE-211bbla., rcc'd and - for sale b JA___Wia 5 • G 4 DAKER'S DROMA, CHOCOLATE AND COCOA— . x)77 For sale , by [mays) I. S. M. YOUNG t C 0 . .• CA' LES-- mem from etuladriptua; by. [mays) J. S. M. YOUNG & CO. . . ROUND FEED—Horse, Cow, Rag, • and Chicken GFeed, constantly on band and for sa le by may 3 • RHODES & ALCORN. 32 Fifth et.. L INSEED 011,-40 bbls.,just ree'd and tor sale by . . . • • : FAHNESTOCK.A CO., my 2 • • IThIffEEFREETZiI 7—-- 1113 . 7 jest tecenred per steamer “Itlessrager," andlay.• 4 sold by ' tillit-DVER, •' - maY 4 : ''• : • ' .•' N 0.168 Liberty . street... • rpoSIATO CATSUP-100 doz. boxes, containing l'clos, each, packed in- saw-dsti t. for shipping:for solo by may 4 t • • 'RHODES & :ALCORN, 30 FRIh st... ... - . • ODA H , ••••15 casks of " Kone gametic:dem/irk ' reo'd and for sole by S. &W. HARD.AUGH.. • - m . ay4 . .: - . N0..54 Waterond 104 Fran Olt 30 kegs • in store and torriiilii shirrn SINCLAI. NALL„s--...0,,, e al11°.&11-ii—firLtagIbY BIhU-PEACHL3--100 bnettelsdnat reed nod tor j_f elde by • latyl6] S. & HARBAUGH. KK BBLS. No. 1 HERRINGS, May inrpeetlon,) raced i)1) and for sale by !P&AFFE & O'CONNOR, • . mac-Id:1w Cor. Penn and Wayne life: tra Plcgtr , , i juAl..rad n ag i t j 'as It . tlei 1311 15 - 1100M13-100 dozen Ct7l7B ' rotimsreo'd and fat aaje by RIMY, MATTHEWS & c 0... mayl9. •.. 28 Water street.. errk..—.3 - barreis prime•Alattor, just rO r .13 sale by• (mayl6) I•S. & %V. RatRAISOL • - CIGARS -100,000 Common thgare.'iost reed and for sale by • • tinyieJ . S. &W. HARSAUCifi. . . . VON - SHOULDERS-4AX pone Smoke Hotme• Smolders, for sale by WISI. mayll'• • • ' - 158 Liberty street.c tew:boxe.s Lemons in more and for vie tmaYBl • •••S. a W HARUAUGH:: OTASH-1S eapts,Jar ree'd and for isle by • • - ti 7 ,'" 4 Y 15 .1. KING a MOORHEAD. tottILED 911. 4 -41.1 bole., Teo' nn coneignment trid.rot We by - Am;1715) = :KING to MOOHEAD: . , •—•• • • • 13AL8;COPAINA-I:nt the., just ree'd and tot sale - bit.. -JD cha911••• • • B. A. FAH/dF....4T0c11.ft Eli st ~r. ~ ti c ME 191111 MIMI --, , EEO ME FEZ - •':.•'4::- , ;7•= r 0Y..s, 1,: :.' 1 Buying rates I dia. I County &City oriPu e • " Relief - Notes •• I. t: " Pennsylvania " New York . " Maryland T., . 3 " New Oilcans • -20 blame( Prime Parked'Pd for Mity2l) & W. HAIUSAUGH. lout received and for saki by.. HARISAUGISI. 61cAll . CLTY•8; CO., • . • • 'Coital Bann =Si MEMO inal ..n:: OM I 0 4PTOWuki; =I i >::.
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