t'lle Maki MR :11111 g Post
117/* adieitisersarentsitutedtohand in thitsfavor4bOn
-4 o'doelii:P M.. This musi bseoz7lied wieh t in order to ena
sure an swerts.m. WhenitispasszNe an tariirrhourpouki
niontiztg lust Job printing Office
CORNER. OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS
.
Er 'Saving' added to our EstabliehmOnti a splendid
Steam-Power Priming Machine, we ate prepared to do
sil kinderot -Newspaper and Book work inn style :of arc=
surpassed beauty and neatness, and :upon the most rea
sonable terms.- Me respectfully:solicit the paticango or
the public in this lute of oar busmcss . •
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DIGP' e.*Bledier Geaeral•--Col. HilLiai - RULTZ
will be supp,orted . fiir the office of Brigadier General at
the Military election. Election, first Mon . day,' , lth day of
Lmy2Gidar , irid•] 8UM1NG13.634. GuAnDa.
. .
Clair Brigadier LAnntER
Jr., will:be supported for the Office "of Btigadi,mGeneral;
nt the military election. Electlon first Afrin..',4th day
of June. =.(mrJ 4 :q& - isdi -ISLect.Votartaimens:
'; ~+
Dicr Noilete.-The 'JourneymenStuldlers, 11:artless
and Tina Makers' Society meets the first Saturday:of
every month, or Union: Hall,'eorner of Smithfield sad
-Filth streets., (muy10:1y)'• W. C:4lstmearen
. .
Haar Eq ononty.—.ll you wish loirave your money
iruPerfine 'HAT or CAR, 'call at FLEMING'S
HAT STORE, where you will find a complete assortment
of the latest Fashions, CHEAP FOR- CASH. - -
rclar 22 :Yl l3O Wood st., Corner r t Virgin alley.
O. pre. F.—Place otlileeting,tVashington
Nall,'WoOd street, between sth and Virgin Alley..
PnT 831 720 , 3 LODGE, No. 336,—Meets every Tneiday
'reeving, • . •
Maticairrirai natiorninsi, No. 87liteela lii and 3d
Friday ofeaeb• month.
Coioiier...l offer wharf, left of me to the Dern..
ociiitio_Conutk Convention as a'candidate for cotoner.
If I.have any friends, I want them takkg for me now.
LalcorßEs,
Lite of Molino del Rey.
I 17'. I, of O.: lio.....Ameorrnsy Lobar., No. 41)
tweets at theLtiall, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley, every Thursday evening. - at 9 o'clock. ' •
mayl:l3m .Gsortha Masan, Secy.
EY'
tf W. BIDDLE, Denttst...ltsmom to a
new three. stori_Bri ,ek on Sslrritsiam sr., one door be
low Eirth . stieet. TEETH INSERTED, from one' to a
whole sett,
.by AnnosTherie •Pressote, with a beautiful
reOresentation of 'the Natural GUM; 'restoring the nes to
its original shape.,TEETH EXTRACTED, with little.
or no pain. " Arne Tatra "permanently permanently saved by-,
rx,trootna, preventing the Tooth-a ehe, whin his much bet.
ter than curing' it, though it should be done in. live min-1
utes,.oreven instantly. ap2.l:ly . I
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•
nor — Sunday Trips toßeaver..- Thoateamer
BEAVER. willileave the'W h arf, opposite the Mononga
hela - Rollie, everySanday moranT, at 9.o'olock, for
Beaver". Retunung, Will leave Beaver at lsOnlock, and
arrive at Co'clock, r. m.
Fare, vermnrv-swe CSICTS.
.I"7•Attetittonvi—ROßEßT BARKER, liintmu..*
TAILOR, No. 3b 21.fiirket, between Seeonit and . Thint . streets,
Pittsbingh.=-Canstantly on hand, a large and general Si- :
5011.1X1Orit of FIitILION.II3LIC RUMS-MADE CLOTEING.- .
Particular utiention paid to the Cutting of Custom
Work, Which will be made in th 6 most fashionable man
neri a4 l l on reasonable terms:
..mayB
o:redd Followst Hell, Odeon Building, Fourth
strea,.bette - ern Wood' arid. Sniithfield • Streeta—Pittebtugh
Encampment, No. 2, meets Ist and 3d Tnetdays of each
Pittshurgh ;Tegree Lodge, No. 4, meets 2d and 4th
Mechanics' Lodge, No. 9, meets every Thursday
Western Star:Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday
ev4ning.
Iron. CitY Lodge, No. 1914 meets • every' Monday ev 3 4.
Mornat Marrints Lodge, No.-360; meets 'every Friday.'
- - .
- Tr. p.m oa ms - nutss or Aar sum, whether of gout;
theutaatiSm, hend , a - che, tooth-aehe Grimy other kind of
ache, ier.in all eases caused by rapine humors of.
blood, which .have - lodged upon the parts, and which.
nothing save vegetable.purging (purifyingean remove,
because by no other means can imparity . be driventnirn
the bOdy.'
creight's radian Vegetable... Pills have no superior,if.in
deed the.y.have an equal, in removing every description
.of pain; because they carry cid; by thektbruach - and
els, allmorbid and corrupt hunaors (the tense ofdisease)
in an easy and natural Manner. Four or five of 'Wright's
Indidn• Vegetal le Pi Ils ; takeh geing to hed,*ill in a short
time drive pain apd distress:of every kind
-from the gays.
tem, and•restore the body to a state of sound health,
Beware, ell Counterfeits aneV Intitatiens.-;-Reniemher
that the Original andOnly, - Genaine Indian - Vegetable
Pills have the written signature of Wit.t.tstalVazonT.op
themplabelofeachboz
Remember, also, that IL ..Sinkser, Druggist. corner Of
larket and Third streets, is not an agent for this medi
cine; and we cannot guarantee. as genuine that 'offered
by hint
The g for " sale:enuine fo
,sle .4 Dr... Wright's Principal
-Offsee.; 169 Mace-, stre r
et, a Pla.adelphia; and by JOHN
:THOMPSON, LW Liberty street. Pittsburgli,.Pti., who
It sole agent for this. eity,hyyshem dealers can be sup:.
'phi& at the wholesale rate... -may23
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ma,DIJEF'S GENTLEMEN AND LADIFS'.
1 1 :1008ATE14.1nPING rfk,;;WRITING 'Rooms,
it TR. D. has his new Class Rooms now thOioughlY re
-1 AIL paired and fined up. - Ladies will find his new sys
tem of Single Entry Book-keeping au agreeable study.
-and a valuable acquirement. Gentlenien going through -
his 'entire course of training: on Double Entry Doak
keeping," will no} only tie
use,
to take charge of
Books upon any system in use, but they will find, them
eltes mustier of all those intricate 'operations connected
with partnership settlements, of which so many preen
-cal book-keepers; of acknowledged ability, are Ignorant.:
Several of'tti& sixdst;extensive- firms' is the city have re
eently proem - id - Book-keepers front this Institution.--
'Merabants and Steamboat proprietors can always learn
Ot Book-keepers thoroughly quaiified for their profesiban;-
no °theta are'ever recommended... Hours; 10 to 12;2 to
A, and 7to 10. • • • mny4
' - Fine Shirts r. :
:EIDIVARD TODD It CO.,
llr4..Larran 4.513 , FA;c6i Smuts, have received from 'their
large:and 'desirable stock of SHIRTS,
- wh.' 4 • ll ' we
''.l7"ecwr. 48t•Pro oiler to dealers'at the lowest New '
yob priC,e4ugn ctoiy. term's
r - mr - sunk consist:in Pert of WO 'doe, all qnalitleis,
• tylesvide ann narrow plait, Brett %Ind
: .ars t manufac lure d expresslk . for City tredei
" .3 ,, w iL anu 'ii, n ,LY,„ n ' for ibis '
market.' " • ••-• •
d niers our Goods at low pi - icesP. and
,Ofre t ... La,,, i ;! ts torecommend thethselVes iii•style of
--althwing°t": ~m anufacturer .f.N nye: tdbe'able.:td please all 'out ens;
=tourers - :•.; .-. • ..
r of Filth and Market streets, up
IGFr.:Warerooln..POrne, maylB
:MIDRIBS—A - freak arrival:Or thefollowing 'sundries
sold Sit greatly re
hatrbee6 Oct-tired, which mil be
‘duced prides
23 boxes '3l. R. Balsa:is t• • '
•
•••• . riot. Ac.l , ;.
4 barrels Clarified thigar; .
•-• •••• • •' F:"T real. Barley •
...6d;g,sea r aker,4 Brost:La: ;
- No. I,dhocolate, •
• 6,- IRchraitzl sweet eldced`'
• ' .•,15Herring ;,
..•. .••••.. • •:i• --A., . 84 . - Lenart-SYrIIP
'Together, with many: other articles in the Grocery line,
eloomuiterotta togienuort. X.. S. At. YOUNG Zs - CO:,
may 26 , W. earner Fourth and Perry.
,200 BOXES SCALED HERRING; ;:...
200 '" 'brb:i. - ' " . ' just received and
Ibi: sale by _ ; .JOSHDA RHODES, :-
.: ~j 551 :.: . _ % . , No C. Wood atrcet..
(lON • UE..ll,4l.4..B—ZtlMU.gonqueStielliquit rb • an
for gale by JOSHUA. B.RODES,,
2,11.. Z
BAGS -FILBERTS;
tf ". ; - EAVAIntitN"; juit rrerd tuid.for tale by
JOSHUAIIHODES, No. 6.w00d ict
Hu' neot - rwo :gory Hnek Houses,
recently; Eutushed,"situote tti ti.pleusatit pattof the
Lb Ward.. Rent mcxierate. Apply to
Antar3oBlsje . - , JAIVES BLAKELY.
eel HOLE RA ! CHOL Plain Treause on Choi
,/•. era, - showing its nature, varieties; pauses, treatment
esnd . frecentiart, by4oseph. AL .D., author of the
Iristaly Physician, &c., &c.; to which is lidded "Rules for
Freseyvation Hestith in-the Fotir Seawina." 'For
01/2 . I4PERT, Agent,
Smithfield area.
the
sale by
may 24
BoOlt.
or Plasm..
, whichtire edden - spu.
Senndinavinn Superstition.
:American Nations; the who/.
with -true Rellgion ; 'for the use
ceived by JOHNSTON
Poo ,sCUOOLS:FI2ments of Mythol
-Wrablet Of to Greek and Romans,
-ye pokes of Syrian, Hindoo and
- 4t..lOoethe! with *those of the!
' Aompariag l'i:dythelem;
et *pool,. Just re.
430 . N
etc
• •••••a ain
EAlfiy
ro
du
d ES
can be removed by a few applications 61_
Fahnestdo4 Rubefacient. •It a Warm and,coei ! ,
t rating, and, goes dlreet to the Seafrif the discatie. Sprain
'ed wrists, or , ancles t or a soreness of the museles a ft er
being too }ouch - excited, may also be easily relieved :It
bealitig also for ems. and wounds, and soon , re-stain,"
discoloked bruises to o natural' and licalthy appearance.
and sold by
B A.
TOCh.
• Corned,, and Wood streets; also,'
i ICorneidMand-Wood.
- 11 k) ROUGHT COLLAR
VT. ',sc. - 60 - 3la.rket street; - hays received, ppr
incire,-than 1500 Callars Capes, gaps, Chentyr.Cttes,
Cuff hc ;_. Also, . Edginge and.insertings, at one•halt the
_- - raajl
13101c.LETAL-200 Eons Cald ,Blast;
' . 45 14:- Hot " just. received:and
z R II EY;'MATTHEWS ICO:,-
_ arpla . 28 Water pareet.
COTTON ., YARN, ecc.-20,002 lac assorted-Aoh., C.
- Yarn ; ;140 bates; Battirin ,-
Chain, and Conen.Tvidne, far sale by ;-;
y.FIEYy MATTHEWS &CO.,' <
". - 28 Water Street.
T- 11UFFALAN CASIDAY:, BiU, iderchandize and P,o,
IF dots aro.*-Of . E6 (iv.itairs) No. 26.Woodefreei
• •
y• OW FOR SCRIP.=-9 half cheats Y. ll.Teti,-4 bbla.
L
"Old Rye' , Whiskey, for at • -
.115 , 29 , • Woad st.
STUFFB--,sop s ". Blue Drills,
' :• • Star Jeans;
for : sai 40 CcittOpade., •••
v .
. 111 cCANDLESS Jr. CAMPBELL,
97 Wood.stresi•
_lna)*2l
"IppoIrITQNS-t-Art assorunetit o A ffate' and•Peartiltirt,
••_Ullt Pine and .lionv pantaloon, Lasting and Ifro&de
Cot4;-09s.Satitirlitini;lattning• and Brocade Peat, &c.,
iiiiintit t iat` ''.- ItIeCANDLESS & CAltivEtnti, :
rnaylr - , • 97 Wood street. •
RRlNG= . 2fileanata No. 1, veo r 5
-L1 by 1ma7191 SMIT ry H to S superior ;
INCLAI e,
R. .
IN=EM
aiy24
SALE OF SHOES, on Account of a former Purchaser-
On Monday nexri Juno 4114.1410 o'cloek,in the fore
noon, will be sold, without reserve, at 111c)Cenan's Auc
tion- Rooms„ o bill of Shoes amoundog to 8 1 4, 94 , Pur
chased by an'individual calling himself- Aughtort, at A.
BleCamawn's sale, on the 351 - and 26th inst.- Thts is tto
give the said Aughton. notice that the goods will be sold
on his account and at his risk, to the highest bidder, at
McKenna's,Auction RQOMS, /14 Wood Creel, next Mon
day, J a ne 4th, at 10 ia , ,el ci el ./.."st.;and any lossWhiab may
occur from such sate, recovered ; ad - cording-10
.law, forthwith, utilass the articles are'paid for before that
time, with all e.Remies added. — _ A.'SIeCAMAION. -
may3l. ' JAVESIIIe/CEIPNA, Auct.
WORTI4F.PENACRE OF LAND, being part of the
X.,Dishop Estate, situated about Tour and a htilf Miles
front Pittsburgh tun, two miles from. the Arsenal . "'Six_
teen Acres are cleared, and the remaiqdqr is covered
.with expellent Timber.,, If the propenpas dispoied
cif pnvate sale befoe the /oth of June, it will be sold
Ist A UOTION,on that day, at 3 o'clock, the New
Court Douse, without reserve, to, aro: Wit/teat a nd beat
For ternis of sale anti -miler:particulars; enquire of
DAVID.D. BRUCE,. Auoraey at Law, Fifth street, next
door to Aldermarthlchlaster.
NEW WOHJE• ON- CEMETERIES.—Designs for
Monsusterits and Mond Tables, adapted to rural
Cemeteries, -Church 'Yards; Churches, Chapels; with a
prelimintuT . Essay on the laying. out, planting and man
aging tif Cemeteries,- and bn the improvemetat of Church
Verdi:- For :he basis,.Londbn's ••Work. By J.. Jay
Smith, ono of the fonederarif Laurel Hill Cemetery. In
two number& -Just received and for safe-by - •
jet &Diurnal copy.] - KAY & CO.
R AT..ALICE AND ROACH E- ^ CTERMINATuit —3OO
TV boxes of tids Valnable"pieparation for the destruc
tion of Batsilllice, Roaches and Bed-bags, received and
fok Sate by -: _ J. S.lll. YOUNG k. CO.,
jet . - • -N. W:e6rner of 4th and Ferry sts.
• ! -• MUTED STATES' PATEN orrlC,
(IN THE , PETITIOIV OF EDWA IL
EyNpLios,
Jof Sale,m; New :Jersey.- praying for-the extension
of a patent granted trisaid'Reynolds for an improvement
,in - . bending refloat for carriage, wheels,',2kri' ~ f dr seven •
- years from the expiration orsidd •patent, which= taken
place on - the 17th dttyofJaly,49l9: • -
Itis Ordered thifthrisaid petititin be heard at the Pa
tent Ofdde on the 9th day of 'WY hext;at 42 o'clock, re.;
and•rall'personrittre notified to appear and show rause,
if 'any they hairs; Why said petition' ought •not to be
Ordered, allari;ihat this .notice be published in: the
Union, and Globe; Washingiari City; Republican and
Argue,, Baltimore; Pennsylvanian, and Keystone,. and
Timex, Philadelphia' Poit,' Pittiborgh ; True American,'
Trenton; True Snit; New York ; Post and Thrice, Boston;
Herald, Providence ; Republ ican and Gazette, Ports
moutk•New Hampshire ; once a week for three annees
sive weeks, previous to die 9th i ny of July next: •
EDMUND BURKE,
- • •••• -•- Commissioner of Patents.
P. B:—Editors of' the ariovripapera.will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Mee, with a . paper con- ,
tuining this notice.. . • may4:lawaw j
2511
8008 YER ic..G111138 .
BILE •Htirs CLOTHING ErtoRE
_
NUMEER 2G * LIBERTY STREET,
TITRZR DOORS AROVk IRWIN STREET, BIOS OR TUX
'. 7 GOLDE N • 13 E RITE. ..
11.EMSRS: G.B IL - would rerpectintly inforirrilie pub
lic that they can at all times find at the above place
a spleiniiir assortment of:, :
,C1.97111N43.AND CLOTHS,
'44l,Nefor Criskro. Wotk:- 4 being . our intention to do a
'sulkies?, we'shalkbrahiavor to.aolj all articles in the
lowein pc:saible rates, and there can
' 1 4 "4 - 9,lifnAWA -and. purilie generally ,
tag to Taltor tietvith•a abate of
• - 11008,1"ER'-ic GRIBBLE.
filthig of Clothe a
•••
,daprgi ahove' Irwin
Cash
Clothing
be tio doubt. t.
would find it thet.
thelrpatronaga:'
attenti,
117' No. 251. Liberty street, thre,
sign -of the
,Rh' ZECEI VED, ' I tireise-H„ivs CLOTHING,
tl muinin eidendid Tweeds, , ratings and gam:mires, ott.
latest pylon. ; Those desirous . of padaring anything . in
our lioe, are. rcvppofullyAolicitid call arid esimme
our.sumk. BoomYERIGRIBBLE
• TUST RECEIVED, ATTHE BEE-DIVE.CLDTHING
STORE, n fresh supply of plain-and fa ast-
mums, good quolity : god fashiopaOle,pattcrns, nc
wh y
ich se
we
shall be happy to dispose of as low times. • •
BO011yER;le GRIRBLEi
truiy3j No. SpfLiberty st., togn,of the he
Hive.
• Isaacs 'Wllllams,
TERCHANT TAILOR, Smithfield street; No. ]2, be
• 131 • tween let and 2d streets. - - apty
SALE---A Brick House, well: arranged, with.
C. good Parlor; Dining Roam, 'Hitch(' n,
and.three Bed:Rdoms, all in 'good order. - Pride, 8800.00.
Ternii,:s4oo iahand; $2OO at one 'year, andlß2oo at two'
ye y ars: LOt fit ;as Teet front on Rebecca street,Ailegheny,
. b
,1„00, der s pe-on perpetual !emit' ot 833, a
. year. In the
above property At believed. there is a, bargiant of at
least fill piecent- CUTHBERT , Oen..Agent,
' 'Sinithfetil street
XTEW OOODS.:—Novropenlng at the One Price Store,
1.1 'fin Markel street;,nases anfipackages,of -new and
desitable.Rnods,compriainia large lot orßilk;..Berage f
'III. Lime, Thibic Fancy and other ShaWl,s arnon
siderubly reduced prices: (my 22) A.A. MASON is Co.
"nOTASH--S casks, just recd and for sale by
mayl6 XING & MOORHEAD.
MIME
=EMI
ENI
..:„}",!.... y ..>: - : - ' 4 ' ,
' . ..
PITTSBURGIII 110AUD' R I FLAD.E.
• N, B. CRAIG, •
S. cARtrrHE., t'obThirrrEs DOR Juz;
- -
- .
-• . PASSENGER ARRAN° FOR 8.48 .
S f° st
tetunboatPacketLine,leavesdallq eineinnan s lo a
passenger Packeti via' B rownsville , r to Baltimore and
• Philadelp - hin,'S A. at., and OP. M.
and.,...
Matt Coach Line,itirect tz Philadelpluai 9 a.. fa ! , AZi,
P.
M. • ..- • ' • . .
• Western and Southern Mail Conch Line, 9 A.; ht. ,
North'-Western, via Cleveltuid, dail7;lo A. BA
..
Erie and Western New York;dttiir• p4-*- ... ._ __
North-Eastern,to Philadelphle:„datl3 , , , except nutters,.
.
ARRIVALS 'AND RTURE OF , Mi ILS
td H . Eastern Mail via. Philadelphia, due 3..i..,'e105es 12 St.
Western Mail, pin. and Lotnay., due 8 ht, , elosefias. se.
Son th.vialtid t.and WashiUteon, dae P. le:,elosess A. st:
North-W,estent via Cleveland; due 10 A. m.i cioseg K.
Erie and. Western . New Yetk, due Bp, tt., c loses 8
STOCKS.
Par value. Asked. Ceered
Bank f ,Pittsbirsik --• •• • • ~ .6•50,00 .$50.00 1650,00
Exchange Bank ••• 7- • %.• - • -•,;.• 50,00 44;00 - • 43,50
rahante and Bank ••.. • • • 50,00 40,00
Farmers , ..Deposit Bank . • . • . NOile in Mitketo
Hand Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 40,00
Northern Liberties Bridge•••••• • 50,00
Old:Allegheny Bridge • • • .... • • 35,00
Connelsville R. &Stock, paid on . _ •
: share s, 62,50. • • ....... •.. - • •.• . 5,00 ". 1,43
City Bonds (6 6r• ceNt;)••••• •••• • • • OO,OO • '
Monongahela Bridge ••••• .. • 25,00 .
Gas Stock ••- 50,00
Daily Review orDietalarkets.
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OFFICE OF THE POST,
SATtratort , MORNING, - Tune 2,1249. S •
/Kir It is not yet in our power to note any, cheepe
in boiiinesa for the better Transactions generally
are confined to city. trade. . - •
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FLOUR—The receipts coatinne very light,. and
Biles moderate. We noticed . a trade transaction
yesterday to ,Mme extent it
. $3,75.. pales 'on the
wharf at 3,52ai3,58. The a aking price appears to
WHEAT—Very little arriving. Sales of wheat
were maile.at 75c. . Cita ars,held at 330334. Corn,
• •
MOLASSEt3--We nofesales or Molasses at 26a
26}; at 4 . , /770,N. -
. .
LARD—Sales of 16 bbls at 5.14 80 kegs at 6,
a small decline in figures. - •
RYE • FLOU:ft—ls worth $2,75 from store.
FltlJlT—Sliihttriosactions in 'Dried 'Apples yes
erday at 56c - Peaches are worth 425..
. •
44170P10N SALES,
BY -JAMES WERNNA,AUCITONEER,
NO. 114 "WOOD STREET. VIREO DOO2ll IPHOSI FIZTEL
. .
eIREAT INDUCEMENT TO SPECTLATORS' AND
Ur', OPERAS HOLDING SCRlP.—Positive Sale of
'Splendid and: Valuable Real Estate, in Allegheny Coun
ty, fronting on the. Ohio raver, about 12 MUes from the
City of Pittsburgh, on, which is made the best ofimprove.
mews; at AUCTION.-7-On Thursday next, June 7th, at 3
o'clock, r. at., will be sold, with Out reserite, •
atMc'Rentia's -
Auciion BOOMS, in ne City of Pittsburgh, two Small.
tracts of Land,: situate in Ohio Township, Allegheny
,County, on Sewickley Bottom, near SewickleYville Only.
about. anhour's ride by steamboat the railroad, when .
completed, will pass alongside; one tract containing,
eight liens of ground, with an orchard of fruit irees, on
which is erected a splendid brick-Mansion House; CA ft.
.front by Al feet back.; built a short tine, and finished in
the best and most modern style, according to some of the;
most celebrated . drawings and plans; supplied with eve
. ry.convenience appertaining to. a comfortable dwelling
or country residence. It contains eleven rooms, beattu ,
fully finished with stoc cared cornices and other work of
the triune kind, and all.arranged so na to afford the most
ample comfort to its occupants. It took two years to
build it, and cost upwards of S9OOO. In front is a mag
nificent Grecian Portico, commanding one of the most
gorgeous and delightful_ views on the Ohio river. The
scenery around is unexcelled for beauty and, splendor in 1
any miter part of the' Western or. Southern country. from
Pittsburgh to New Orleans. Mete is an excellent well
of pure vuring water on the, premises, On- the same
property is a good stone farm house, two stories. high,
containing six. 800 ms. -
Also, an adjoining tract of Lind containing nine
acres, with a. large orchard, on which is erected 2 good
Frame. Houses. -Both tracts . are beautiful. swelling:or
rolling bottom land, In a goOd state of Oblivion; and is
proverbial for its richnesi, of soil, as, all Win are
,ac
enainted with the location •know ttiere tie no better nod
in the. United States :-; 'This i 6 the first time that , it has
beentiffereilat publie Aide, ainhoerlittim never before bits
such:valuable
.puiperiy;beettffillerml i n' Section of
County:The -public nay 'rely that the sale Will be 'positive,
without any h a tabngsnag, - es the owner is determined to
dispoie of not any price: The title is Indittptitable. - A
liberal credit'will tie given on part of the amount. which
will he node knownat time of sale. 'Fora great portion
of the rust payment, City of-Pittsburgh and Allegheny
County. Scrip will , be taken at par.. The owner will be
On the. premises:the. day of ante, for the purpose of
shotring. the property to those wishing to purchase.
Each tract will be sold sep arate .
' - JAMES GRAY Owner. '
del' ' • JAMES MCKENNA;..Auet.
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51•istsr-v7aust IN THE CHANNEL..
Steamer Miclagan , No.2,,Gilson, Beatter.
• " . • Lake EritiSholes, Beaver.
:r Baltic , Jacobs, Brownsville
atlantic, Parkmson, do. - •
Camden; Hendrickson. Mclieesitort
'• Lamarune, McDonald, St. Lou,..
'
Caleb: Cope, Murdock, Wellsville.
" -: Wm Phillips, M'Phail. Beaver..
Steamer Lake Brii4Sholes, Beaver.
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'Michigan-N0.2; Gilson, Beaver.
" ':.Baltic,..Lacobs, Brownsville _
"
Parkinson,-do. -
Camden,
.Hendricktion, MeiCeespoit,
" ' North . River, Dean; Cincinnati. -
" Beaver, Clarke' Wellsville.
Cincinnati.
." . Embassy; Bennet; St: Louis'
" Aaron Hart, Kounts, St. Louis.
• " Consignee, Lockwood Cincinnati.
I. •• :. •-• ' - For Greenwood Gri”in*oo& Gardens- :
.... . .
I .-.. •
..NEW ARRANGENIMENT.'-4hen*
etimer'll-108.8COTT•wilIbora
-1 ' eater on ' Itlonda yyldirfltiii l o . •TU '
from the the old Vreenrrood Landing; foot of Pitt etreeti to
'the Garden' leaving,at 8 o'cloek .s. $ 1 ~and at each '
oven
' hour until •ft•tyelberr. ISI:j - last Irip 'from Ilia - Garden- at
lOr:t•• '
TheSallinti are istqfplied with all th e delicacies of the
• Season. - 'lna ate o'clock: • The 'Garden ; with a large
collection of Greenhouse Plants, Dahlias, Annual Plow ,
• er Plants aritt.Shrbbbery. ': The comfortablewharf boat;
Greenivoisd,Will be placed Mille - Pitt at. landing. • • imy4
1- Airxol ---- aistenao P -
--. 4 0 40* : ' niaver . 'and .10 *vine. - • , •
•,
~ • .••• • • ..Tax:new and, spleiMPassenger steamer
CALEB, COPE, A.. - 111e - anocs., blaster, will
letsfit faille °tootle and all intermeditite ports
nverkl‘ciesday,Thtifeclay; and Saturday. •
.. •
For. frelgu:orvittisage,having superior accontinoda- -
liens; apply • on . board.' ~ ' : ' •'.. l' May 4 - '
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etv rrangement.
Arotni steamer BgAVER, emu'. E. CLARaie,
Shuster,' will leave this city everrhlonday,
a nee ay and Friday, at 10
She has a boat at the landing, between 'Wood at. and
the Bridge, prepared to receive freight nt aoy time. [l%l
' •Wm. 11. Wheeler,
QTRAILIBOAT AGENT, can be . found at Wesley
1.7 Grier 'n Connting Roam, corner of Water and Smith.
field stream, Pittsburgh. - mar 27
For St. Louts.
idlirat Tax fine new passenger steamer, AARON
HART, W. J. Rongrz, Master, will leave for
e ove and intermediate ports, regularly.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
- For Clactnnatl....Regolar Packet.
ma The fine steamer MT. VERNON, HIRAM
Komrrz, Master, will leave for the above and
o
interme to ports, regularly, every Saturday evening.
ilt
For freight or passage, apply lon board, or to
ape 3 • GEO. B. Affi..TENBERGER, Aa't.
- • •
M/guise Zanesville Packets.
jiliat Steamer YANKEE, Capt. McKai, leaves
veSaturday, at 2 o'clock, P ac
learner JENNY
LIND, Captain GAts.toumt, leaves
- every Tuesday, at o'clock, P. Y.
• For freight or passage tply to
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S. WHEELED., Agent,
ap3 Corner of Water and Smithfield sta.
LOUISVILLE PACKETS. ---___
FOR WHEELING.; CINCLNNATI & LOUISVILLE.
OHIO LINE.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACIERY.—The A
. No lfine and fast passenger steam Pac
ket TELEGRAPH, J.. lierlep,, Com
mander, will leave Pittsburg for Whee
l Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock.preci se y.
For freikht or passage apply on board, or to .
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, - Agents.
The Telegraph has been built expressly for. a regular
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 connex
ion.vrith the Ben Franklin Na 6 end Pike Nog, to Sant-
Louia—time through,irtvg nava.ap2l-iy
1848. 18.18.
Ititsburgik and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line. •
Preau Iist,ISIK FILDIMILIef IstlB4B.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. Itl. AND 4 P. M. ,
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC, Capt,
lefties Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A—Tar-otos;
and LOUIS hPLAIVE. Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. Theboats will leave the. Monongahela Wharf Boat,
at the foot of Mtn st. Passeugers will be punctual on
board, as the boats wil certainly leave at the advertiser
hoora. • lent
• • Neva. ; Wheedling Pocket.
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Z.
new and. splendid passenger steatite
0191U2. TAYLOR.M. E. LUCAS, Master, will run
as a Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
heeling, leaving this city every Monday, Wednesday
and. Friday, at 10 o'cloCk, 1. St.. and Wheeling every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A.
Pot freightor passage, (having superior necommoila
tiontqapply on board.
The'Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed
and accommodation is not surpassed by .any boat on the
river. (ian3o) ARMSTRONG & CROZER,
.air Packet. for Suntish.
W THE fine steamer AVELLSVILLE. Germ
Raulnn, will leave forth° above andinter
me tate porta on Wamadays and Saturdays.
For freight or pnagage apply onboard, or to
au i GLO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt.
Ziktiv Wheeling Packet. •
The. new and splendid passenger
steamer JAMES NELSON, G. D. Moore
- .Master, will run, as a Regular Pneke
between Pittsburgh and Wheeling,le av
ing, this city every Taesday i .Tbursday and Saturday, a
10 sPolOeki-a. x., and Wheelingevery Monday, Wedges
day and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. a.
For freight or passage, (having superior accommeda
tionso apply on board.
The James bTelson is an entirely new boat, and for
speed and accommodation is not surpassed by unpi:int
on she river , AMSRTROMJ & CROZER; •
dece:ll Agents.
Franklin Packe4. - 77 - "
The fast packet ALLEGHENY BELLE,
Capt. Wu. Hamra, Will 'run regularly be
tween insburgh and Franklin. on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at' 4
o'clock, .t. at. Far freight orpassage, apply ou board.
deelDt'. - i , .•
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:CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH ,
WAir rs:lr, - B T.E AN PACKET LINE.
ripms'liidependent Line of stet users is now composed
A of the largest, swiftest, best finished• and famished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the best and
most expenented men engaged in the river business:—
The line has been in operation for si r years ;lies carried
_nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
Injury to theirpersons. The proprietors challenge corn
petition with any passenger line in the Union for safety,
regularity, and speed. All that money can procure 'has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The boats leave ibr Cincinnati as follows:
MOND4I "PA CICTs T. The MOKONGAIIELA,Captftinf
willleave Pittsburgh every Monday morning ntlOotelock
Wheeling every Monday evening al 10 P. Y.
•
• 2'URSDA PACKET.-4Ther jitHEILNIII. No. 2 Capt.
Xtsp. IN (nether, will leave Pittsburgh every Ttiesday
morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10P..m. '
WEDNESDAY' PACKET.—The NEW ENGLAND No.
2, Capt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
naortung at lOo'clock ; Wheeling every Wednesday even.
11414 10 , r,
THURSDAY PACKET—The Barmuirr, Capt. /1. J.
Grace, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10r. K.
FRIDAY AKET.—The CLlPnit No. 2, Capt. Crooks
will leave" Fatah urgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 p. m.
• SATVRDAY PACKET—The hiasszanare N 0.2, Capt.
7. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
incoming at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at.'lo P.M. •
SUNDAY PACE.ET.— The hue NEWTON, Capt. P.
Davi, will leave Pittsburgh every . Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 P. rd.
nov 19.
a itgaztnes
ipp ECM-VEDA:I' AL A. MINER'S. - - Graham's Maga-.
111 nine for June.
Sartainis Union Magazine,. for June.
Goders Lady's Boolt, .
Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville.
My Uncle the Curate, a Novel; by the author of the
Bachelor of Albsny, &c., &c.
Memoirs or a Preacher; by Goorge I,ippard..
Fernande, Of OW Fallen Angel; a new NoVel, by
Alexandra Dumas.
- Family'Failings; a new Novel, by the anther. of it•e,
- Hen-pecked tfusband,Ac:, &c.
Georgina' Hammond; 'a Novel, by the author-of My
Pitu &a'•
Aht Ctpcspu, ilia prince of Gald 'Boaters ;' by Charlail
` 1 44 1 .
1 ichanaliers' Information for the People; new
'••• ba_ completed in 16 numbers.
'iddtlf.',iipptiaito Browns Hotel. [MO4.
-q4a.
-4 4etfitily, inform the citizens ;of
• that. Die) , have purchased
N. 84.84 " s ra BACERV .
`UeVe i ftrad are
list:anewand
Confoc-
Med
110
No.
edition, 10-
_ll7' Smithh,
T7subscribers ree k .
ittsburgh and vicinity
from Mr. C S. Mickley, the cele,.
and " Ire Cream Saloon," in Dinnaono
pared to serve the old customers of the esti..
the public generelly with all kinds of Cakes,
tionarYi Nuts, Fruit, &c., &c. Orders for Parties
on the shortest nonce.
ID — The Ice Cream Saloon Is now open day and night,
maylßMlnt A. & P. SCHILDECKER.
• • Eloylo6 Chintzes.
ArIASES of Above Goode, 34;4.4 and 9-S wide, fancy
V; aud,doubla Purble, for sale by
mar29:2na . HAMPTON, SMITff &CO
' Fish and Tar.
BEILS. No: HERRINGS, (May inspection ;)
i.JI.) 30 bbls. No. I Shed,.
:20 No, 3 Mackerel, (Boston inspection 0
"''.N. C. Tar, in_prime order; received and for
-
sale by ' TAAFFE do O'CONNOR,
may2lldlinf Corner Penn avid Wayne street.
T OMATO CATSUP-100 doz. boxes, containing 1 doz.
each, packed in saw-durt, for sh ip ping, for sale by
may 4 RHODES & ALC HN, 30 Fifth st.
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PORT OF IPITTSBUROII.
MEE
Or: George 81. , C00k.
FF/CE, in FoOrthstreekneor Grant, immeelately . op.
I,jr• - posit° Alr..flukessell'esin the room lately . occupied
as an once ' 'by Alderratuilt.lillet: Way be found at .
night, in Na. 71 St. Charles,. Fay3ro.ye
TYRANTS At WELL AS MONOP OMB 21171ST'FALL:
NtrIRCII' fact' will be woven by calling at McGtraufa
• Fashionable TailoringEatablishment j Tbird street,
St. harks taalding, • . . . .
Eicrna: Smas.pneat and. quit.* iales.
Vaarati: •Freslfatirwk.
wet. iticrsrsou,'Prrrsaiatort;
i r uaart. RICKETSON Whoierak Grocers, and In:1-
ln porters Of Brandies, Wines and Segue; Nos. 1.72
and 224, coiner of Liberty and iririn streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
- 11LTEW BOOKS—ManPrimeval, by Harris.
1.11 Layard'e Nineveh and its Remains.
The Clergy of America.
The Czar, his Court and People.
Women of the Revolution..
Irving's Works; new edition. •
Life and Corresponeence of John 'Foster. •
. Holmes' Poems.
De Foe's Works, complete 0 : 1 vole.
Swill's Works, complete; 2 vols.
Fielding and Smollett; complete..
The Progress of America; 2 .thick
For sale by H. S BOSWQR.TH &
• 4th streetoeitchlarket.
JD-Cler g ymen and strangers arejnvited to call at the
Book Store of H. S. Boaworth & Co., on Fourth Street,
near Market, where will be found fine editions of many
rareandvaluable works. . •
Greenwood Gardena.
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT,' tWo miles .
A
below .the City, mi. the Ohio river, occupying be
tween: three and four acres of ground; well'shaded with
fruit and ornamental trees, and a large collection of
choice shrubbery... Also, an extensive Green-house, con
taining the' finest varieties of exotic plants. Commo
dious Saloons are erected for the reception of visiters.—
Ice Creams, Pastry, Fruit, Nuts, Cakes, and all the deli
'cadre of the seasonoire kept for tale and all kinds of
Plants, both native and exotic. Boquets tastafoliy pat
up at all seasons of the year. Tea every evening at 8
o'clock.
A comfortable Steamboat leaves the foot of Pitt street
every hour during the day and evening, lauding tit the
Garden gate.
lED - - Kept on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday. (Journal and Gazette copy.] fliy2g
ALL PERSONS kociwing iheniselves indebted to A.
Sruwairr, Liquor Merchant, are hereby no tifiedthat
his books and account have been left with Aldeiman
BLAKELY, for settlenient.. After the 15th of June suits
will be brought on altthe accounts unsettled. myso:td
RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!!!
W agog: Manufactory.
?TIRE subscriber having enlarged his Shop, lately de
stroyed by fire, intones his triends and the public
generally that be is now prepared to manufacture Wa
gons, Carts, Ding's, Tiipber Wheels, Trucks and Wheel
barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and
Smithfied etrsets ; where he keeps on hand a large stock,
or makes to order any amount of work, of the best ma
teriels and by experienced workmen,-and at prices to
suit the times.
Southern merchants slid farnace men are requested to
call and examine,befain purchasing elsewhere.
may2t6hn MIN. McKEE.
TEAS 7 - TEAS 1 I TEAS t t I
that
' l Iris withpleasure that the Subscribers in
form the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity
that they haVe completed arrangements with
Messrs.'. C.-Jenkins &:C0.,:0f 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 1, I and I.lh each, with
heir printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
price, moue of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea, if not liked.
(Gunpowder
Imperial
o Y. HrOn• • • •-• . •• • •
13 , {B lack
'`°' Fine and Extra Fine
1,00 1,25 1,50
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Weill 'Warrant the TEAS we sell to be equal to,
.f not superior to any sold in this City, and should they
not prove acceptable to the taste, they can be returned,
and the money will be refunded, as it is only with that
understanding we sell.
We ask a lair trial, that the public. . may be able to
judge between our Teas and those heretofore sold by
o.her companies in this city.
All lovers of rich, delicious and good Savored TEAS,
should give us a call. Dealers can be supplied on the
most reasonable terms
Fot sale by JOB. B. M. YOUNG te.
N, W. corner Atb and Ferry streets, and
E. YOUNG /a SON,
R. W. corner 3d and Ross street
BY EXPRESS— . . .
1 dor:Ladies' Extra Peari4kamets; • .
2 " . -Pearl .
- 1 " ", . Bird-eye ~, •
1 . Misses , Pearl . .
1 . Infants' Trimmed llets ;
1" Boys' Pearl
i " " Bird-eye
Received this day, and for sale at Ole lowest p_rices,by
HOGAN & CANTWELL,
mayill No. 86 Market street.
T EXICONs-
Donnegan's Greek and English Lexicon; London ed,
Lee's Hebrew , and 'English Lexicon.
Boswinth's Ari,glo Sozon Dictionary.
Geseniren Hebrew Lexicon.
Booth's Analytical Dictionary.
Hooper'e Medical Dictionary.
Also, English, French and German Lexicons,
For sale by H. S. BOSWORTH & CO.,
•
my :4 Fourth st., near. Market.
S.--Jusireeerved at frooa , c & CANT-
R, Market street
-4 doz. Pearl Braid Bonnets;
2 " Misses 4
" Bale Trittnned Bird-eye Braid ;
" . Pearl "
I " Jenny Lind Hate,"ior Girls; •
•
I " Infants' ,
2 Gentlenteti'sPearl Braid Hats, new style.
For sale at extremely low prices, for cash. (m9lo
Congress Gaiters.
T A Dlait, wanting something superior, both for look
.1..4 and comlbrt, to anything . they have ever worn, will
please call and examine them. These Boots have no
strings to tie and untie, and dangle about .the ankle;—
they are not only much handsomer, bat display the foot
and ankle to a much better advantage than any other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also save time and trou
ble. Manufactured by' S. KEYS.
mar2s No. 8 nth street.
TO LET—In Allegheny City, n Dwelling House,Sta
ble and Lot. 60 feet by 300, now occupied by Benj.
Clyde, adjoining Deo, llogg. For tenon, address the
subscriber, via box 140, Pittsburgh Post Office. -
febl9:dtf ALF2C . BRACKENRIDGE.
ATAVERN STAND-AT BHOUSTOWN• FOR
RENT.-A commodious and well finished Tavern
Stnd, hite tillage of Shotusetown, furnished
bein
modern Et a
yle, with good Stabling attuetted. It will
lensed for a term of years. Addi ens
jani2 • • P. SHOUSE, Shousetown.
bout I. Acres o ono inn .er an. ors e
in Jefferson County, by CASIDAY,
mitr4 Wood street No. 26
SPICES-300 - rnatteasste ;
20 bags Pepper;
10 Allspice •in store and for sale by
AIILLER & RICHF.TSON,
172 and 174 Liberty at.
110 RAZIL SUGAR-70 ITC4es Brazil Etug a ,,, inii
for sale by MILLER & RICRETSON
mayls Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street.
SHHAR CURED HAMS A_piime tale! ,e ior Sale by
mayls KING &JHOORMIAD.
STEEL GOODS.—We have reeeivedu fine assontnen
of' Reticules and Parses, Trimmings, Steel Beads,
Silk, Scissors, Tweasers, 'Hat Hoks Key and Galvanic
Kings, Crotchet Reticules and Parses; with a fine as
sortment orraneyGortils, at low prices.
HOGAN h CANTW.S.LL,
Sill,hfarket street.
may 4
NOTICE.—The Understgned hereby gives notice that
from and after this date Mr. lowa Morn is the only
authorized person to receive moneys and sign receipts
or orders in my name. C. WERNEBURG,
Fashionable Head Quarters,
Pittsburgh, April 2,'49. No: Vs Market at.
— V, X Pit E§.4
j_ WELL'S 86 Market street—,
2 doz. Cane Chairs,- for children
1 Propelers and ,Volosopedes.
frnyl7
TS-2011ns berts
10 " Cream Nuts;
20 " English Walnuts; •
50 " Shelled Almonds;
51ralee Bordeaux " received and for
[mar3l) J. S. BONNET. '
Apprentices Wanted.
TIME snbscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi
il net, Chair•making and Chair Panning branches of
business. Boys of steady habits, about 16 years of age,
would be preferred, None need apply. L who, cannot
come well recommended. H. G. FAHN *W.TOCK,
marl? 101 Smithfield street.
irIALWOES! CALICOES!—Just received, 7 .and now
k../ open, at Ho. 59, Northwest' corner of 4th and Mar
ket streets, a very large supply ofOalicoes and Chintzes,
of new and handsome styles, and embracing some of the
kept and cheapest Hoods ever offered in this market.
apis PHILIP ROSS.
'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
zattes,&c.' PHILIP ROSS;
apl9 No. 59. corner 4th and Market sts.
200 Im,S. N. 0. MOLASSBS-1n store and for sale
by . JOHN EI'DEVITT Ir. BROS.,
raay3S No. 13 Liberty street.
DURLAPS AND WOOL SACKS On hand and foi
JJIII aide by aYB) r
sttni-dr
I HINWS=4SCiTsks, roTale - by ,
RHEA', MATTHEWS & CO
28 Water street.
_ .
ARD OIL-5 barrels good machinery Oil.for sale for
toi t y scrip, by (mayllj WM:DYER.-
_
eig ARMES —IW Pine Applesijust see% 'acct
-le by JOSHUkRHODES,
No: 8 Woodst:
0 bble., for splp law
may 24
11. NE FLOU
MEAL— Kiln Drieu
FLAX.SRED-18 barrels, just rece,.
. RHEY, fIATTHEIo ..
ntsy26 - ' .28rWater. .
CORNBROGIVIS-40 doz. just reccelved ; ' for sale ._
RHEY, ➢PATTHEWS dc co.,
may 26 - • . ' ' 28 Water street.
POTASH -11 cas B, first sort, for sale by -
RIMY, MATTHEWS & CO-,
may2o 28 Water street
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GREAT SALE OF GOODS •
AT TIiE,ORE PRICE STOIVE,
A A`6O hlsazsr ' Sxarsr:
MASON & CO:inform their patrons arid the pub
lietthat the y willoommence th e sale oftheir
did stock on Fri day, lune Ist, and continue thirty days,
during which time the whole of their immense establish
• meat (including. their . fire wholesale - rooms) , will be
'thrown open for retail trade, and Air the ditiplay of one
. of the largest and'inost fashionable it stortments of Fancy
and Staple Goixls in the country, which have all been
"marked down, without regard to coat.' Forty- thousand`
dollars of their stock; of their latest and richest styles,
have been recently purchased at the large pereinptory
public tales in New York, at immense sacrifices, and
will he foetid, on examination, to be nearlyone-half less
than usual prices. • They invite attention to a portion of
their Goods enumerated below, with their prices au
,
2000 yards French Ginghants, 1 4. 18 14125 c.
20,000 " Lawntrand Muslim, 10 0121. 25c.
" ' Mout de Lathes, 121. 25c.
1500 • '‘‘ • ' 181. 31c.
3000 t' Pine Bereges, 181025 c. 37050 c.
10,000 " hlerrimac Calicoes,. 8 gc. 121 c,
20 ,0 0 0 .". . fast coild " - .61 12 1c't
25,000' " BrownMailia, all grades, ' •
20 per ct: less than' sual prices.'
100,000 yards Hleach'd Muslin, all prices; •
marked down 10 to 30 per ct.
100 piece e s Bonnet Ribbon,* • 121. • Oc.
400 Wrought Collars, 10 - 0121. 250 .
• 050 c. 7501,00'
300 Ladies Cravats, 12e. 25c.
100 French • WroUght Capes, 51,5003,00 $305,00
144 Lace Caps, 31050 c. 7501,00
700 Linen Handkerchiefs, • 6-1 j 12c.
300 Standing Collars, 50c. 1,00
110 Chemizetts,- 25031 e. 50075 c.
Cassinets as tow Mc.; Jeans for 15c. • •
A large stock of Boaneti, reduced about
, 37/ per eent. •
Netv style Dress Goods, 'soe. 8701,00
White Linen, 2.5031 e. 37050 e.
Together with the largest stock Bilk!, Shawls, and fine
Dress Goods to be found in this city,with au immense va
riety of other Goods--affording to retail parchasere
a rare opportunity of obtaining the best Goods at from 25
to 50 per cent. less than regular prices. They invite an
early call, as many of their choicest goods will soon be
sold.
Er No deviation from the marked price.
A. A MASON & CO.,
may3l •60 Market street, between 3d and 4th.
VVdw
AND. FANCY GOODS,, TILUIIMINGS,
, Selling as Bargains, at 86 Market at.— We will
sell, at greatly reduced prices, a fine and well selected
stock of the above Goods, b eforei receiving our new
stook - for the summer trade. We would most r!spectful
ly call the attention of those who want Barains, to the
above. • HOGAN & CANT ' WELL,
may3l 86 Market street
A - - -
Snuff and Tribaceo,
A T JACOB McCOLLISTEW S, Fifth street, No. 19.
Re&alia ; Washington Lanorma ;
La Rosa; Juno Sanz;
Plantation;
Halt Spanish, htalay and Common;
Together with a variety of other brands.
Arao—An extensive assortment of CHEWING TO
BACCO, of the mast celebrated brands, among which
are the Lexicons Luxury, P. Robinson's Pound Lump,
Grant a Williams', and Arch'd Thomas Grape Brand,
Five Lump.
All orders promptly attended to. Country Merchants
would do well wenn and examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale.
ltr Sign of the Indian Chief. - • [MVO
TO the Honorahlithe_Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petition of Daniel T. Rosser, of the Third Ward,
City of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly
sheweth, That your petitioner hath prova ed himself with
materials for the accommodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaiq, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant lum dlicense
to keep a public house of entertainment; and your peti
tioner, as in dotty bound, will pray
AN T. SE.
We, th e subscribers, citizens D
of the a L
foresai ßO d S Wa ß rd
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 lodg
ins, of strangers and-travelers, and that said tavern is
necessary.
M. D. Morgan, Wm. Cairns. Geo. Splane, prrne,
J. hlontooth, It Reese, W. W: Splane, Samuel Band , T.
O'Neil, no, Harz, E. Dlakely, J. Cavanagh. , jel Sts
TO the Honorable the Judges of the pow of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace-in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petition of 'litres .Aithworth, of the Third Ward,
Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly eheweth,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with mate
rials 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 entertairunent. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray. - • ' •
t heASHWORT.
We, the subscribers, citizens J of
Ward aforesa H id,
do certify, that the above - petitioner is of good repute far
honesty and temperanc e , and' is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the• accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and. that said
tavern is necessary. •
G. G. Backofen,,T. Hibbert, John ItPlariewari, Isaac
IV Thos. Algeo, Thos. M'Masters, Joseph Red gate,
L, Harper, A; Holstein, James hlontooth, JBaird,
James O'Neil. Libor. copy; eh, Post] Jel :at*
9110 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheity:
The petition of Thomas Gray, of the ad Ward. City of
Pittsburgh; in the County aforesaid :h umbly sheweth,
That your - petner bath' provided himsQlf with mate-
rials for the accomuiodation - 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 tit entertainment. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray. _ _
raoMAs GRAY.
We, the 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
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern
is necessary.
Wm. Ponl,'Sarnl. McCartney ; A. G. Deery, James
MeMaiters,' John IVallace, James Montooth, P. Paul,
Wm. Gil I more , John Neel ey, Thos. :Johnston, F. Love rtf,
James Mackerel. mayal :at.
rdazette copy and eh . Post .j
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Cheap Clothing for Scrip. -
HAVE-past received from the East awe) selected and
fresh assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
including English and French . Cloths, Cassimeres.and
Vestings, all of superior manufacture, to which I would
respectfully invite •the attention of my friends.
Country Merchants and others visit ing the city, who
wish to provide themselves with a good article at u.
_tery
low
,pnre, - are respectfully invited to call on the sub
scriber. AU work warranted.
JAS. McCIUIRE, Tailor,
MaY2I ' 'Third st near Wood.
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1 1 0 g "fiALB—A valuablee-FARIB of 160 Acres, four
— nales'front the Ohio river et Bhousetown, having a
Dwelling gonse, Barn, Stable, Au and young Orchard;
with GO, Acres in cultivation,' well fenced; and in good
coedit/on. The whole is well watered, and would make
a first rate Stock Farm—or divide into two Farms. Tim
ber andsoif of tigeellent quality. Price, 8 3 ,500. Terms
rteetminoditing. S. CUTHBERT; Gen. Agent,
may3o Smithfield street.
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REMOVAL,.
TORN FORSYTH, Maiteri4tcr Tsmon,has removed to
J .N 0.31 Market' rt., one door frqm Second, East side.
Thankful for past tavors, he respectfully solicits:a , con
tinnance of the, patronage of - his - former customerSiknd
likewise - of as many new ones as are of the right stripe.
Orders in the Tailoring line exectued in the mostrash
ionable manner / and ,with despatch.
Also, a Fashionable assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. Cheap for cash, of course.
Gisrittements Furnishing Goods, in all their varieties,
always.okhhed—arich as Shirts; Bosoms, Collars, Cra
vats, Stocks, Scarfs. Hosiery, Suspenders, Pocket Kdkfs,
Gloves; Drawers, Umbrellas, &c., &c., tse. [my2s:lm
. . .
ltirY old customers, strangers visiting the eity, and
.111. DRESSishing to provide themselves with a hand
some COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti
cle in the line, can do go, by leaving their orders with
JAMES M , GUIRE, Tailor
ap2l Third street, St. Charles Building.
1 AC ASKS H
BACON AMS ;:
11l 10 " " Shoulders •, in store nod for sale by
JOHN hiIIEVITT & BROS.,
N 0.13 Liberty street.
UGAR ROUSE MOLASSES—
I: bbta. Sugar Hou o se Brogues, aate n s a ßefugry,
re an
In store for sale b d y MILLER RICKETSON,.
mityl6 172 and 174 Liberty at.
RIED FRUIT-200 bus Peaches,;.
250 ‘‘ Apples; 'for rale by
RHEY, MATTHEWS A, CO.
2 Water Street.
20CASES BLEACHED MUSLINS rit 41. and 5e , for
sate by MASON (mayVl A. A. & CO.
TArktuvEi) ewurs, that will not FICEZZE up in the
comas? weather, for sale by
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
First, between Wood and hZarket sts.
FISH -40 barrels No. 3 MaCkerel
za " No.l Shad; '
45 " No'. 1 Herring. -
Just received and for sale by —.
RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO.,
28 Water street.
may:v.
'WANTED—GOO bushels of Barley, for which cash
TV and the highest price will be given, by ...
raay2s RHODES do ALCORN, 20 - Fidh et.
Q OPERFINE MUSTARD—Our own manufacture, put
u up in several different styles; for sale.by
mar 45 RHODES & ALCORN, 9O Fifth st.
(Chronicle . eopyj
IZTOTStajra — S.hay's Sitgar'Curß Warns,
just received and for' ale by
I. S. M. YOUNG & CO,
N. Ur. corner of Fourth and Ferry.
CIROUND FEGD , of di fferent kinds,. constantly on
1../1 hand by. RHODES& ALCORN,
Taayti 30 Fifth street.
GSPICES, of all kinds, constantly on band
Ur and for sale by trnyin) RHODES h ALCORN.
(Chronicle copy.)
OVISVILLE LIME-20 brls., In fine order, fey min by
1.4 WM. DYER.
CHOP'D CORN AND OATS—On hand and for sale by
'my2s ' RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth st.
WHITE BEANS-30 barrels, for sale low, to aloe
Consignments, by .
HUEY, MATTHEWS tr.' CO.,
- 29 Water street.
rkI'ENING, AT THE ONE PRICESTOttE7,I 7 7cases
of new style Fereges;Lawas and Calicoes.
, r 1. 2 , A. A. MASON A, CO.
BZIO-2.casie,,Just received per steamer
DClE.libr,7. and for, pale by WM. DYER,
"Messen„ N 0.168 Liberty street
may 4
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House and Leifer Sale in Allegheny Cu r
ANEAT and ' comfortable Brick Ihnielhogllousa, and
Lot-of Ground, 4 22 front by 175 feet. deep,) suntan
on the bank of. the ' Rtver, near FahnestOck's lead 'facto
ry, is offered for sale low. - Terns easy and litle
putable. Apply to ABRAHAM PULTON,lffonongahela
City, or JAMES BLAKELY,
may:24w• Pittsburgh.
Spring Goods.
AE undersigned are now in receipt of their second
T
supply, of PRESR SPRING GOODS. - They res
pectfully ask the attention of Merchants and Dealers'
generally to an :examination of their stock, feeling as
sured that May can offer Goods ontAs man/hoorah& terms
and at the most reasonable prices. Their stock embraces
every article in the Variety and Fancy Dry - Goods line,
together with Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Gingham's, Lawns, Prints, Tickings, &c., &e.
MCCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
N 0.07 Wood atteetoext.door to - Diamond alley
raayls deco,
ItEsAVAILRI' AL, OF NEW GOODS,
...AT P. DELA.NY'S.
NO. FORTY-NINE, LIBERTY ST.," PITTSBURGH.
JUST. :RECEIVED, an extensive and general assort
meet of - French, English, Belgian and American
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of the latest and most
desirable patterns. Amongst them will be found a varie
ty of entirely new styles Fancy Caissimeres and Vest
ings, of the latest importations- - - , -all of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable manner, at short
mince ' and reasonable prices. r •
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 Tercons..— . Watt's Graduating Shoulders
Measure System. for salami .(mrltd&wl Y. DELANY'S.'
P. Vanhorn, Jr., -
wnormaxa sam RETAIL REALER' nosrgai,.
GLOVES, TAPES, 'THREADS, PINS, &0.,
With a variety of- Combs and . Fancy Goads ;
CHEAP FOR CASH
(SION OF THE GILT COMB,) FEDERAL WIRER; ALLEGIITINT.
ALSO, Dealer in French. English and German Variety
Goods, cradles, chairs and baskets, -shoe thread,
hoot laces; knitting pins, percussion caps,' fish books,
slate pencils, shaving boxes, violin strings, guard chains,
hair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin, ivory
combs, tooth brushes snuff boxes,' hosiery; gloves, rib-,
bons, galloons, needles, scissors, buttons, hooks and
eyes, bonnet wire, fancy' purses, razor' strops, corset
laces, patent thread, sewing silk, spool cotton, tobacco
boxes, German pipes, sea r cases,shavitirbruthes, shoe
knives, fishing, lines, she conalis, marbles, slates, cray
ons, dominies, bodkins, spectacles, tweezer,, &a;
EU' Country. Merchants, Pedlers and others are re-,
quested to:caIl and examine - for thopsilvei, as I am de-•
termined. to sell cRELP Fos .cAstt. . .
. .
. . .
.(105IBS --Ivory; Side, Readint,", rocket, Dresiank,
VV Polka,-Wood, Tack', &c_ &e., vied_received and for.i
wale .bp ' IacCANDLESS & CAMPBELL: ;
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KIMSEY. 'II 'AL TERNATING. BEE HIVE
[Petaxixii hi.t . v11,1848.1 . •
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:1 0 1 l n i leS fo llY Farmers
i.e HlVESN ai ew e a p P t u i rdbi the
he n °ln e l.l ..c n others - engage d n a schse rv °Ar e r i r eal
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d t a : re i t ;0 11 a d f i ne p B a l i fi e l
cipleT;and combine the following advantages _-The Bees
are easily hived in them ; it never becomes necessary to
kill nff the swarms; honey can at all times be taken away
-when it can be spared by the swarms, or can be added
for the sustenance Dilate ones; young swarms can be ,
taken - away at the proper periods, and put into other
hives, where they , go to work without the trouble of
swarming or hiving, while the maln . swarms are never
disturbed In their operations. The swarms are entirely
protecte from robbery by neighboriog Bees, nod from
mice and insects ; they can be'handled with perfect safe
ty, and always living and breeding in new boney-comb,
are kept entirely healthy, and young swarms are always
fully developed.' The eggs or embryo_ e the Bee Moth or
Miller cannot mature around these Hices,aed therefore the
Bees are entirely protected from the ravages of that de
strtictive. enemy , while the ALTERNATING PRItiCteLE is
such that the Bees are keptindustrious the whole season
through, by always having plenlytif room ter work in.—
Old honey-comb cannot accumulate, itor will: the %Bees '
~ run out" or "die off," in these Hives. They have been
fully tested by actual use, by over fire thousand GrattiSire ,
Bee Culturists, under the direction of the inventor,and
all the swarms and their increase. are now and will re
minas good es new young swarms. '. -
Ainple directions accompany each hive, giving full in
strucnons for the management of Bees, which are eosins-,
pie that any person, with ordinary capacity antlattention,
cannot fail to be successful in their management and cut,-
ture. They are sold very cheap, and of - easy construe--
tion ; and all Partners or other persons-who keep Bees,.
or wish to enter into that profitable. culture, find
these 'Hives' all that can be desired, c. •
All persons are respectfully invited to call on the sub-.
scriber, at Mr.l.lfxstutf Intelligence Office, N 0.33 Wood
street, up stairs, Pittsburgh, and see the Patent Bee Hive..
The - undersigned will sell - Individual, Township and
County Rights for Western Pennsylvania/ They can
also be seen at Iffr. S. N.Wrcitmutasat's Seed and Imple
ment Store, corner of Wood and Sixth streets..
Arrangements are made - tot:the extensive manufacture
of the 1 - lives, and. all orders will be
.proniptly filled. at
-very short notice. Those having an individual tight, can
manufacture their own - Hives,if they choose or have
them made where they please. . • -
Particular attention to invited to ihese Hives, as they
need, only to be seen and examined to convince any per
son Of their advant a ge s above allather Hives now in
use.W. BAILEY
No. 33 Wood st,ap stairs:
N. 8.--Those wishing to enterinto a safe and profita
ble business, and desiring
,TownehiP or County Bights,
to engage, in manufacturing Kelseybi :Alternating Bee
Hive and make sale of them, and; the individual :nght,
will find interest to call on W. Bartay. fiel:3idicw3m
FRESH. SUPPLY. OF, THE LATEST
. Asti MOST PASILIONAMIS
Veatlngai . .Casialmerea, Summei Goods,
P-DELANY, 49 Liberty street respectfully calls the
: attention of his friends andthe public to his new
supply Of Seasonable Goods, such as the latest style of
Fancy Castnaretts, dratted French Habit Cloths, Italian
Summer Cloths, Drills, White and Brown Russia Duck,
Summer Cloths, Plain and Fancy French, English and .
American Cloths and Cassimeres; and all other articles
suitable for customer trade. Also; a large and general
assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, made up in
the most fashionable manner, and will Le sold low for
cash. Del:decor] P. DELANY.
evr Har. ware Store ,
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,'
No. 78 _ Wood street, Piamargh. '
HITBER..& LAWMAN, Importers and Dealers in Fa
reign and Domestic Hardware, in all'ite varieties,
are now prepared to sell as low and on as reasonable
terms as can be purchased elsewhere. We solicit bur
friends, and the public . generally, to call and examine
our stock, which consists in pan of 'Sofres and Forks.
Pocket and Pen-Eniees, Scissors, Shears, Razors; House
Trimmings, such Lodes, Latches, Hinges and Screws;
together with every other article usually kept in Hard.
ward Stores.' We invite the attention of Carpenter and
mechanics generally to our assortmentof Tools, which
have been selected with great care, and which we are
determined to cell so us to give satisfuetion. [apUlkor:
AFRESH SUPPLY OF COUPERS' TOOLS—Juat re
ceived and for mile by•HVBER LAU.FMAN,
may 9 • No. 78 Wood wren
.
Bew-Goods and Great Bargains!
D • THOMPSON, No.llo Marker street, nearLiberry,
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has just returned from the Eastern Cities, with his
second supply of SPRING AND 'SUMMER GOODS.—
He has now on hand one of the largest and best selected
stocks that he has ever had the pleasure, of openiug
his customers and. the;publie —among which may be
found every style of rich changeable and fancy Silks,
Task Satins, black giassie Silks, all widths, for Cardinals,
tire.; with every width of black Silk - Lae-ea and Fringes,
for trimmings; FULLARD SILKS, TISSUES, figld and
raib g r h oide , r a 'd .rn S e wi w as a ; n ? Organdies plain
Cifeens' beanuddiefsai Lawns;
plain and barr'd do4.French Gingbams, &c. -
Our Domestic Stock is very full, comprising every, de
scription of Chintzes and. Caltcoes,some for 121 that sold
this spring for 18; Linen and Muslin Sheetings, from 1 to
3 yards wide; also, Sheeting Mastitis, very law; with a
full assortment of-fine Irish Linens; for Window Hang
ings: Turkey Red Chintz:, embroidered and striped
Drapery, Buff Holland, &c., &e. Oar Shawl department
presents every description - of plain add 'erribroidered
Canton Crape, changeable and fired Ekirege, Cash . -
mere and Detente, plain Anil embroidered Tbibet; also,
a large assortment of, Parasols, Bonnets, Ice:;Ike:
Coach Makers will find a fall supply of Cloths, Da
masks, Moreens, &c., he , in their line. of
The above Goods have been parchnied <MAIM most
advantageous terms, and purchasers may rely upon get
ting them at the lowest passible prices.
mar-U:d2w ROBT. D. THOMPSON.
P.EKIN .7%A. STORM. _
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THE subscriber has just received, at the Pekin Tea
Store,.7o Forth street, tt ve g and well lect
ed stock at pure u GREEN-ANDB LACK TEAS, fro se m N.
York, all of which, has been received in this country
since the Ist of February last, consisting of the different
grades grown in the Celestial Empire. Our stock being
among tae lancet in the-Weet, ora I.
a.* ..pared to whole
sale on honer terms than any ot her house 211 - 111entry,--
We invite retail grocers to. call and examine our stock
and prices,. They can have, it packed in I, 3 and 1 lb.
paCkages, 5 lb. cannisters,et by half chestsoo suit
their convenience.
Our retailprices vary for ulack.Teas from 50
etc. 10 81,50 Ib,; Mug' Young Souchong, 50 "cis; Con
go 50, and English Breakfast 50 ; Young Hyson, Gunpow
der and Imperial, from 35 cents to $1,251P . 10.
Families are requested to send and get samples of oar
Teas, and try them, before parebosing. -
mr24:clAw A:JAYNES, 70 Fourth at., ,
IX7*IIITE SUGARS.—Loveriares Loaf, Crushed and
y ',Pulverized Sugars, just rec'd and for sale by the
hbl. or at retail, at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 'Fourth
street. may 2 4
1;INE - COFFEES—Mochs, African, Java. Laguyra,
.0 St. Domingo and Rio Coffees, jam recd ind for sale
at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth et. may 24 --
AISINS AND FIGS.--2110 eighth braes prime Rai
.ll., Bins, and 50 small drums fresh Figs, Janet received
and for sale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth
street.
CHocoL AT.E% COCOA AND 1 1 11001 A—Baker's Bro..
me, No. 1 Chocolate and Cocoa; also, Schmitz' sweet
spiced Chocolate, just recd and for sale at the PEION
TEA STORE, 70 'Fourth street. • may 2 4
Plttsbisrgh Ilortletaltura.l-Socloty
WILL hold their SummelE.thibitiori of Earlflruilis
Vegetables, Plants, Flowers, &c., on - Weithierday
and Thursday, the Jath and 14th ofJUNE;and Premiums
will be awarded fdr the best and Second best of each va
riety of articles exhibited for competition. The mem
bers, and all who feel an interest in Horticulture, are re
!quested to bringAeir productions forward to the Hxhibi
10a., mayll:dkw
New York Hatr asinetfamtory. ,
THE undersigned has just returned from New York,
witlia large, splendid and.weli selected assortment
of ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of every kind. - He invites
Ladies and Gentlemen to calland examine the new and
most beautiful article of Erteann. Pining for-Rands,
Wigs and Half Wigs, ever invented. They areso touch
like the natural partings, and fit so close' and easy, that
they cannot be distinguished from the natural hair on
close inspection. • •
Sostsrunra Nxiv.—The new Balanee Spring surmounts
the difficulty, and must supercede all others for Gentle
men's Wigs and Taupees ; it bears equally on every parr
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 ex
amine the articles for themselves. J. CAMERON,
No. a Third at., hear Wood.
N. B.—Remember the New York flair Manufactog. I
mayls:d6mikw2m
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.B A:N X !NCI
OFFICE`
N. R. corner od Third anotVood grad.
SIGHT IG and Time B Is of Ezebenge, - Bstrkskl.o_ o tis ti n i n
foreign and domestic , CO4l bopgkt Id
most favorable terms. .
Colleetionsmade M all the PrirlciPltl ci.del. thAtrni9r!
at the lowest rates. . -„ . .e.....
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- Bankers and Exchange Brokers, -Dealers in Foreign- and
Domestic BilLt, Bills of Exchange, Certilicater irDepos
it,l3ank Notes, and C01:71.
Corner of Third and Wood /3 tt. l directly opposite the St.
' Charles Hotel. ' may2B
. • N. 110.1.RIES a:. SUN, . - - "'• - -
Hankers and Detskri in Exchange "Cfrinan et Bank Notesi
- N 0.55 Itrar.ketored i Pittsburg/t. -
fkILLI.L4O Mali.. ..• EXCiIiAOB. _ Duryea RIO!
I
New York- - - .- -.--- -pr. Cincinnati : ..... .. 1 ' i '-
Philadelphia -' . 2 .. - - " Lottievilla - • -,,- i: '
Buymg rates
bitten&
lientielty
Virgieia
Wheelink
Tennessee
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE
N.B. Corner of Wood and 'Sixth :treas., - Pittsburgh, Pa.
TIEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Tune Bills; Foreign
J./ and Domestic Exchange Certificates of Deposit,
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite.•
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Unioa, at the
lowest rates... - ' -
GS I BO Xl:s %V 11111.% liA A 13Uri.A.R.;
'sobaaggs':.do.. Brazil •
25 bb a. do do. do.; in store and
for sale by JOHN 141 , DEVITT tr. BROS.,
mY 29 No. 13 Liberty street.
TUSTHECELVEIi;it - TIIE ONE PRICE S FORE,6O
0 Market street, 10,000 yards of Printed Lawns, at the
low price of 1211 , cents. [my24 •A. A. MASON
JRIED , APPLES-100 bus. for sa.e Dy
may3l ; smug dc. SINCLAIR
RJ PEA.CIia3-150 busbela, ft 4 sale by
larlY3l tc SINCLAIR,
PAHED PkIaCHE3-A` sacks PAGED My Poach
ca for sale ' Rapala 'SMITH & SINCLAIR..
50 2 , I p t i O te r ;
20 "- N. C. 'tnr ; in storeiindfor 'sale by
JOHN zawkwirr k BROS.,
No. 13Libeity street.
,
mar.l9 _
SOD.A. 'AS4I-15 casks of " Kunz" superiorSodattdi
reed and' (or Asia by -s. &W. HARISAUGH.;
' No: 64 Water and nit Front st.
FIRE CRACKERS.,-3(03111:111: FydCta?kurs;
-Y2O boxes Jackson "_ _
Just ree'daud split by
,jOSHUA RHODES,
"my2l : . N 0.6 Wood street
1 1F
1 B
AGS BRAZIL: SUGAR—Sunt received and for
8 0-siile by -
,JOSBUA RHODES,
A LOT OF DRY APPLE:I'3, in sacks, iu atom and for
AL sale by felaykl) — CUMMINS Ss SMITH. ..
I,SLOUR-1.50 bblS.Flour, received aad.for sale by
mity3l. ARMSTRONG-Zs CIICIZEEC
DRIED TEACIIES.-50 bushels Dried Yeaches r ree
and for sale by tely3l) ARMSTRONG &,C.ROZER..
I'iMEVAITLESIReacks Dried Apples, is stons and
.11_1 for sale by,[say2l] 'ABAISTRONCI & CROZER. ;
Aft.tHl bbl:a, just iee'd atilt for sale by
may3l ,- 1 - ARMSYRONG & .CROMt
DYETLOUR—:IO bbls. Rye Roar, jam rec d and for
1.1, sale by Imy3l] . ARMSTRONG Zr..CROZSR.
OATB—bushels tit arrive (in a few days) and for
."
sale by C. niceNtrr,TY &
ulay3l - Canal Basui.
EtedinEY — FLouß —125 barrel, Eirrii:Fa24lllF/627,
Ai n. l 7 7
j
receives 225 t ,.. 01 s . a.le by.
CU NS ,Bz.: SMITH.
y EMONS AND 11.MANU/SS7-
lI 200 boxes .Lemons, (Prime;) . .
' •: 72 : " Oraa ;just ree , (l' and lor sale by
may3l ,JOSHU A RHODES, No 6 Wood et
? I IeYiF EI /0 o boxes ela loseLenorldjube - Peste; '
10 ensue Prunes, (jars,;) •
4 (bozo just recd and for sale by
mayat JOSHUA 11110 DES. No: 6 Wood sr.
BaLs,FifiE PULVERIZED SUGAR., (Lciverzng a,'
abuse' • ."
.Alst reed and for sale RilibbES„ •
m a y.% '
.-: No. G. Wood anent.
- •
1 UgS/SEL) rec'd on consignment and for
,
IA soli by. linayl.4) 4ING
rtORN-190 bushels'Com, to arrive, t for Bale by
miy3t • " : CUMMINS St 91111TH
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TO/11AT° CATSUP,--50 boxes (1 doz. each, packed in
saw-dast,,Mr shippiag,) a prima article,- on hand and
/or sale by. RHODES & ALCORN,
may3o ' : 30 Fifth street.
.. • .
&MON ta r ßUP—a.ooz., our own manufacture, on
• . $
Lhand and for sale by: RHODES &ALCORN, - ' '
G -
HOUND GINGER--30 bbla., on band and. for sale
low by- • [niy3o[ RHODES & ALCORN.-
ROUND HERBS—Summer Savory, Thyme, .and •
Sweet Majorem - on hand and for sale by _
..
my3o [Chronicle Copy.] RHODES &ALCORN. ,
o,rnar—BoxEs—in doz_vjaai - lidatiferir and for antes 1
a., low by ‘ nDWARD TODD&
m 93 0 . Corner Fifth -and 'Market JIM, up strum. - "i•
T 3 YE FLOUR—,4I kble. -Rye flour, recd and for sale
J..t, by. tray3ol - S. & - WALA.RSAUOtk
DR*ll) 'APPIA2S-275. bushe.te .Dried - Apples, rec'd
and f ir 'Oslo by ' Day3ol-' S. &W. BARBAUGEL.'
FLIED BEEF—Z tierces Ernie Dried Beef, reo'd and
foi sale by ' 'Rray3o] . •S. & IV. HASI3AUGIL
ARi 011.-.--A few bbl s., just received and: for sale by
ray 39 . - 'S. &W. FIARBAUGH.
( . 11 . LASS-375 boxes Markelfs".assorleti sizes Glass,
just received and for sale by
ml . HABBAIIaII.
C - 11.11E5k..%-30 Mixes new Cream Cheese r jtud and
'for sale.fry - [iny3o]'. & W.: fIARBAUGLI.
QI)DA ASIIL-30 casks of Steele &Co.'s' superior. Soda
0 Ash,just received and for sale' by
MOO ' • ' ' &-watAittuubil.
W OOL -410,000 poptuhs of Wool - winted by
11/IfHLASHES—xOtt Obis. MO. Molasses ree'd and for
ill. sale - by [ray3ol - H-St W.; HAHUAU(3H.
I)I3IEHBEEF-3 casks Sugar Cared Beef tliou.nd for -
liale"by - ' IVALDYER:
BAt ON nald..-8 casks extra cared Hams, for sato
by- ' .WM. DYER: -
ERRDM - -30barrala,,No.1.
; - . H
211 hf. " r sale by>-"- '
•
_ Wtif. DYER. 4
may3ll
Ai AWLS. No- .1 HERRINGS, (bray inspeelion,)rerA
l-fiatal for sale by T.aA.PFE & O'CONNOR,-
maple w - • Con Penn artd Wayne sta.
_ _
(GROUND" FEED—Horse, Cow, Itos - and" Chicken
Feed, eoa9mntly on ham:fund foc sale by
may 3 RHODES ti Ar.conN, au Fifth st.
S liAll)--20 barrels No. I -
`for sale by wiytiyirEn,
MACKERAL---10 barrels No. 3, larger sale by
F OR
SALE _7 half cheatii`t Helena" Tea, and - t
Madley, LOW for city or county Scrip, at •
CASIDAYIS,
-_ N 0.26 Wood street.
look A.CON.CASKS-20 empty' CasQe for Bala by
maYAI • • • Wh.l. DYER
, 10.ttal MEALL-100 bushels fresh Corn Meal; and
• for safe by [ap - taj —CUMMINS dr, SMIZEI;
.. I_,I DACON .- i O ,OOO. BS& Thicon, Hog' 1.,
'for oale'by [aplBl CLIMAX
;nay A.Eacks Dry A 1. 5, E11-7.50 pp in
sale:bg r, - .[ awl - .- CATMAIINS &b.
PPLE.S,-%0
10 KOHYNUTS-1 barrel Hickory Hats, in store =I
H
for sale by • [Apia] i CUMMINS dr. SMITH.
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SANS4O bushels Yectuut; in store and for sale by i;
PaplS - • ' '' " CUMMINS & SMITH. -
• 'UII.CHNX" F Ira
- 50 000 - -
_arucle, to arrive by Canal, and (or sale
en accommodating torme 6 by - •
Four sly
- - JOHNS
St Charles Bladings
00 tri
61.1.tc7avoes,ttni
n BOLE. ROMANITE APPLES--Offered very- lovr
t..1 1 a-- to close consignment. by. -
. • . &J. 45.AoliEscitsi,
np9 . , No -2 Smithfield sr
YE FLOUR-21 barrels, fresh ground; for sale. by
BB LS. POTATOES—Received and' for Bale by I
J. C. ACHESON, w
. .
- : - No.2Smithfield et. '
101 rs. ALL WOOL. [ F
V feb2o
50 PE:'FANCY (71,, SSIEILE—On hand, and for sale
at manufacturer's priees, - by jreb2ol IL LEE.
CASE GREY 111IX'D
,CLOTIT:jai r
sale at rattaufactureelprices by" ffeb2o.l" t LEE. !.'
CASE'AMRRICAN ARMY CLOTH-,On band and
1 for sale by. (feb:23l ' LEE.. 4
PAIHS DEABBLAN ETS.—TheattentionotCal
itorma men is directed to this article. They will be
sold low, to close consignment, by " [feao]' H. LEE. . ,
BLANoce 1,,et ketp,644,-- 8
ADP 61, 0 the., ribbon'boand, receiyedillie . day,- on
nousiirin
nent .from the manufaeturor, and for -nate by
Liberty, appoiite Fifth atreet
,
YDS. At DE LAANE, at 121 cents, 110 W open
-5000 inEFat the One;Priee store of
may ' • - •&:-A. MASON& CO.
45
BALES
3 ./' litaY22 • A. A.ON doCc.
, .
FIeAN E- AND 8A %V, a fall'
assortment .bf - . 4 "Cincirmati COOPERS, TOOL'S."
For sale by • , •&
LAUFMAN, • • •
taaytO- 7B Wood - atreet. - • 1 - ";:r
'•- • -
YE
- 1 , 13UR. -- 1 .- rbilg. Rye Flotl goat recd id -
Fab , bY . [ mayl.Bl S. Er. W. IiARBALTGfer
AKER'S BROBLA, CHOCOLATE AND COCOA.—
Li For dale by [mare] J. S. M. YOUNG 1k co. -2
=I
MEV
ISM
itankers and eicliattge Brolitrb
KRAMER & RAIIM.
HANN NOTES. •
Buying taus
I dis . Coinity . & City mini*
" Relief Notes • „* -
f - " Pennsylvania Co. •
New York - -
*; " - Maryland . *
3 "; New Orleans •
laffil
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