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News - .lr- I fekgialoh!
Reported for the Pd'orxdzig Post.
' FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.
SEVEN' DAYS - LATER !!
ST, Trams, June 19 : 1849.
The 44,tintid ;steamer "America reached fiairai,
yeatercjup
The:,Express.',hrrived.ut Granville.?6,int at : 1,
o'clock - this' morning, but was detained :until - 15
o'clock this afterneen, Owing to the abseneeor the
The .Hibernia arrived - at Liverpool-6 Mradai,
making the Passage froni Boston in nine days "
LTVERI"GOL ItIARKET,,IGNE ern:
CoMinewas wader the hifluence - Offavoridde accounts
frora..india; the confirmation. of haws: by the American.
,Packp.t,of dFinliage done to the - growing eritifv, and the
consoilaentmeg ; Ttliii - prOspeet of tin, abtunihrd,
harvest, and cheerful aspect:of .It.tatichester - markei.
Buyers operated in largersiildi hi to' the closs'of the"
week, and-lto market Closed at an advance of a quarter.
penny; 9% . th. , of:oil...qualities of- Americea,excePt Good
Fair;,Which Was dearer. '4',4e,:omrilit;ie , a Onotatiens ;
to day - for are about 4frd..for and4lfor New
Busissrmtvs4 , -The atteridane6 at Tuesday's and Wed
nesdrikle marketwas-sraall ..Wheat moved slowly, and
in souse cases there was a cleelin6 from Titesdars prices
of Id,.R.bushel auii Od..i,* barrel: .Corn was 14 1 -
,
ter lower, find the demand lesthan of late. There was
no change Mother irtietes,.and general trade
The,iintiortot Grain since. Tuesday were light,'and
demand for - each article of trade has been limited: The.
weather lOoki fine—is Warm;*and crops kok promising;
except for Corn,:. The market this wonting is dtill noth-'
ing doing,
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FLOVO--linotatigua arc nOminal.
PriOitrarraci—.Beet and better, class, of Pork may be;
quoted 4.025. lower. There las •been a fair business
in BacOirat a reduclion of Is. on prime and 2.93. op or-
•Bulk Shoulders, s. For good Werdero
fs: tierce' 75. to 6554, ordinary, 60 io 755.; mess, 40 ,.
bbl., 39 03425. Park - -=•PrinieAess, 43 to 42.; mess, fami
ly,so t 052. :Bacon, duty lice,: cwt., EaStein 89 ro
Western, 25 to 37. Shoulders 24 to 24. -
thraiisr.Finb, 40 to 41. • ' • •
T.st.i.ow—Middli4,6nebankad and doll.
It:cr.—Carolina, les. 6d. to 19.
Patliarnentildr, Gladstone gave notice that he
wuiild'brtng forward the motion respecting the late
Lima-4 12 0 Pledged himself, that in the -unatiiiii
time, nothing should be done prejudicial- to the
present position .ofrebellionlossnabill.
The canducit of the •American Government in ref
erenne...to.the.search for;the...expedition of gill Jon,
Franklin, has been alluded to . in Parliament in very
flattering terms. •
The of on the Continent had undergone no
ImP4tatit•change, though the eients have been
n°ither few"nor far between. • .
FRANCE:-
The
"This tfeiv Cabinet wan fliimed by coalition of
Odillan, Burnt, and Kenton°.
The ` new Ministry isthe same as before, with the
exception of - Defel4m, who has been appointed
MiMistet;Of FOreign - Affairs, M. Detoconetinle`
muter - oftheinierior, withthileiceptio - O, the Mirnstry.
reifittirto unchanged Much sorprioe *as excittd by
the excloshin Of r
.Morshal• Beat;geiut from the M ist.
The-Pdria papers generally disapproveof the corn.
promise, and 'predict its failure:
The Hnd Aepnbliainir
ir - denounning the Ministry: •-• , •
Jim message of the President to the departments,
was published in the Paris ',sperm on Tuesday. It
is copied -from American, :not European Models;
-and cieMayileslfour•columns.' ' •
M.wriessep has failed in his mission to conquer the
mans I
for further instructions..
gorne . acelyantseay that he was recalled, arid that
the same messenger carried instructions to Gen. Ous
iidot fOrlthereduction ofthe : Haly City tO,sithjectiOn
iitsill - hazards, and that he would • commence the
attack with' an aimy, of 2500,'0n . May the 30th.
The Romans have announced they firm determi.
statierilii Voila to the death the expected nesault,
aid iris stated that they have an efficient force of
$0,060 for that purpose.-- ' - • .• •
. •
ThelPoPe still Pnraistel in denouncing the- noquali
tied renewal of his powers as temporal ruler, and
thetiitimvirate, backed by the people,. declare that
they ; will never concede. There is at the bottom,says
.. • •
the a detertnination to accomplish the
destruction Orthe , Pope>s- tetnporal power; and we
shalt 14vti to 6ghl . to the liat against all projects of
-Thu mime) , market continues about the same,
4110 . 31gb the
„rate of disconnt is a shade higher.-:
eousols are quoted at 911 to 924. American 'monk
•! . .isr, in good`demand, both in London and on the
continent.. There - were no quotations given in
Liinddit papera.
. ,
'llia Emperor. of Prussia has negotiated for a loan
or dOmilliene.
The Frankfort Tarliament will-exerchle its Win.
encoto form « Republic. upon tho French model, to
be coinpoed . of_Baden,- • Wirtienbarg, Flonioh and
Tke:lleaiPcOndariaa :Of - Prussia; Hanover and
SalOnyi have promulgated a new constitution for
sny, in which universal suffrage is recognized.
pre joutan in past attetops to forma union of Ger;
mati'Statee, the king of Prussia is Made the promie
neat hind, end ' .. ..kustria is excluded, and also the
clause. States invited. rt is doubtful whether the plan
Th . e ,Hungarian '.war prest -ets no new feature,
and: since the,fall of Buda into ... s ianflarian
no event calculated "te - hay° a Pe i :
manent influence on thw, - reault of the tilliggl'es
although the ; Hungarians have achieved farther
,some' instances - imOortefit victories, .09
contestants:are 'concentrating - their torcee, and ac.-
caunts of trentendons battles aro every day looked
The Austrian Gen:;Walden' has been superceded
by..Lietit. itaynolie. . - • • • • -•
`Prinee . Piskaggutch; will command'' the united
Austrian• forces in the East, and General Haynoine in
-The' latest intelligence from yenice, leftthe
Austrians under command of Idarahal Radetzky,
boinbardiog that city, which was closelj invested on
allbides
7 '
: -- /tii ' iiPorteithai'the -King or garainia Was at the
disposal eflfamiry The despatch is here inter
roPtedi bet the report:requires confirmation.
' The reiorts so constantly reported that the - war
tetsteen the Danes and Prussians:was speedily to
end, have beenrepeated; but we can' see no .• cliable
evidence of the:facti: . •
Choleia in New York:
: - Nnw Yonx, hallYl9.
There were enew cage's to.day t -and 11 denim
!octaneli-
y ; 7, CiNciNerxit, JUde • 19.*
Thew .iet.ita'enti , troei Cholers yester
-144, 140'23 froth other diseases.
,The market remains uneilatiged.
'• , itholeraln'St:•Lottlo. •
Sr. Lents,
19.
Juno
There were 433 interments from Cholera,:nnd 76
from other diseases, for - the week ending on Sunday.
On., yesterday :there Were,6o from-,Cholera, end If
nom ettieediseaser,, -
Bentoh his... Made a'speech at Boonsvipe ; it is'
alma*: te - the.. speech he made at Jefferson
The perooeracy.arepretty well divided.
Alik.tirefetis dieappcareag irnm the TriitierAs
sissippi, but is raging 'at the Osage.-
rt'..`'••••-• _ •
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ot
.1 - This mialberiiniptiO toith'l?stintei to snit
'tule tot nserit.) Tiltenf eariietAcufwoiad:
/*Priferi,g•
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Morttiitilllost lob priittut . g Offitti
CORNER OF - WOOD'ANti.FIFTH STREETS. ,
13:7 flaying' adder] to our Establisbuienti, a splendid
Steam-Power Printing lilaChine, we are prepared to do
all kinds of Newspaper.anibßook work in a style of un
turpassed beauty andmeamesS, and dpOn'the most rea-
Souubleleran:-.We respectfullynoliolt the patninage Dt
the public en this line of otPr busineis ' • •
EY" PI
Ire. Works I:Fire Works , .
400000 Torpedoes;
- .
-' 300 boxes Fire Crackers • .
10. cases, containing 8000 packs Crackers;
20 boxes Jackson.t.lrackers;
610 doz. I, 2, 3,4 oz. Rockets;
2 eases ' -cont'g 010 Chinese Rockets;
0
•;• groins Pin W-heels - -
-4° " -. Roman dandles,6 balls;
g ' -
10"`0 Flower Pots;-
-* 50 " Chasers; ._
10 • "-, ...3and 4 inch Triangles;
68- - Grass•hoppers;
• ° , 15 - " Port Fires; '
25 " Blue Lights;
40 " Scrolls, Nos. 12 and -
Jiltt rei4.l nod for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,.
;elB .
- NO. 0-Wood street:
111-Major 61enern7i.—The Conarnissioned Ofßeeri
of-theist?Brigride 15th DivitionTenna. Volunteers will
mee t et the New court , Efouseiinilte City-of -Pittsburgh,
on the'lst Monday (td day) of Snly,•itt forthe
purpose of eleetiug onniklajonCinneral.:: • :
Jonas 11.-Motinntunir,
Brigade-Inspector.
jelB . :d&cv
• I . E.TE.ICE VIZ, PRACTICAL HATTER, 72 Fop*
street, offers terthe public- H AT S of his-own manatee
tare; of the utast approved artvg, of unfading count and
LUSTRE, of moat cot ikmaterinl andtiariir ailed workman_
ship. tr.r. Keevit's best at wzirranted 'ahead of the
ivould-be lenders and manulteturers round the Horn.
FRANCIS' KEEV IL,
Ittanufaetarer.
Orr", Head StreetltrAdge...An Election
.be
held at the Ronnie,. North end of. said Bridge,on the lit
Monday of July_ next, for one •Piesitlint, ten Managers,
one Treanuter,,and one Secretary , -
to manage the affairs
- Or said Bridge for the, ensiling year.
Ter2 Wm. lifoanntax, Pres`t.
n:r 8atd: . 6814. .1. 1 - 1. - AVatsoU will be supported for
MajOr Generale at the ensuing elec lon.
''•Yosa lusa t nus.
_. . .
'Eliiabeth June 13, 18.19.-- I (jel4:d&wid)
. .
Er Coroner:--1 offer what's left ofirne to the Dent- -
octane County Convention as a eundidate - for. Coroner.
If Ihove any. I want them to leg tor me now.
rotor Rim,
Late of Molino del Rey.
tn.
D r- nooks 1 - Hawks Larimer, or the
k with the-lron elespa; by Angus B. Mooch
Detmot.O'Briee, orthe Takieg of Tredage; a Tale of
6D-1; - try-H.M. Herbert. - - •
The - Crirnes:of Paris; by Robert P.•Greeler.
hterrirt„'or the Foundling; by Eugene Sue ;—tresh sup
.I,y. For sale by - - -WORK & HOLM USi
je7 • Third street, opposite the Post Office.
j Major Ge ne ral , ..flon.SnzfarmJoszs wilt be
In . pported ior Major General, by - -
lelkto - [Journal copy.] VOLIINT/CERS.
113" hiladelphi a... Special Meetings of the
Allegheny .Engine und.liose Compuny.wilt be .held at
Allegheny Ball, Fifth strect.every Monday evening pre
vious to startingrfor Philadelphia,. Those intereSted are
respectfully invited to attend. je4-3w
1.17- Sunday Trips to Beaver... The steamer
13h4VE1twill-leave the Wharf, opposite the Mononga
hela House every Sutiday, morrung, at 9 o'clock, for
Beaver. .Returning, will leave Beaver at 1 o'clock, and
7At 4 eclDe}:, r. at.
Fare,,TlTiElirlr-FIVIC cram
. , ,
ttr itotice.:.Th'e Journeymen Saddlers, Jiarness
and Trunk Makers' Society meets the first Saturday of
every month, at Union Hall, corner or Smithfield and
rifth streets. (mayl9:ly) IV.. C. aILIAIIKR, Sec'y.
Err Economy...if you sing' to'ative your money
and buy a superfine RAT or CAP, call at FLEMING'S
HAT STORE, where you wilt find a complete assortment
nf the latest Fashions, CHEAP FUR CASH:
WM. FLEMING,
130 Wood al...corner r f Virgin alley.
sunr23:yl
O. of O. -Place ol Aleeting,‘Vashington
Hall, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Alley.
Prrisetraon Moot, No. 3313—Meets every Tuesday
reeving.
Ma:Rea...vitt:a FAO, sipmuNT, No. b7—Meets - Ist and 3d
Friday of each month. ,nar2.3—ly
U.. 7
. O. Of O. V....ALLSGHENti LODGE, No. 411+
meets at the .Idall. coiner of Wood Street and Virgin
Alley,every Thar:taty eeenieg, at & o:eloek.
.mayl:Gm Gaoling SesstrrvEtenly.
G• W. BIDDLE, Dentist ..-Ramovzo to a
new three story Brick, on Surrartztu sr., one door be
low Sixth: ! .treet. TEETH INSERTED. from oue to a
whole sett, by Amos heric Pressure, with a beautiful
restoring the Faux to
or no pain. 'Fmk:sit perninneat . •
rttoomo, preventing the Tooth-ache, which is much bit
ter than easing it, though it should be dune in five min•
utesior even instantly, ap2l:4
-
1 AttentlOu. RD ERT BARKER., Atramtarr
Tsitort, NO.3l'..ilfarktt, between Secend and Third streets,
Pinsburgh.-Consfantly on hand, a lurge and general as
sortment of Easincmsarx Reanr•minn Currnmo.
Particular attention paid to the Cutting of Custer')
\Vork,wbich will be made in the most fashionable man
ner, and on reasonable terms, map
10 -4 13dd'Pellows , Hall, Odeon. Building, Fourth
street. between Wood and Smidtfitht streets.—Pittsburgh
Encampment, No. 2, meets Ist and ad Tuesdays of each
month.
Pittsburglkljegree Lodge, No. 4, meets 2d and 4th
Tuesdays.
Mechanics , Lodge, No. 9, meet's every Titurstlay
evening.
• Western Starl..odge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday
evening
Iron N 0.182, meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount City,
h e Lo e, No. ano, meets evry Friday
evening. mayMty.
IIJ Gonstipatton of the bowels or costiveness, head
ache, pain in the side and breast, nausea and sickness,
variable appetite, yellow or swarthy complexion, &c.,
are the usual symptoms of Liver Complaint Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills arc always certain to remove the
above complaints, because they purge from the body
those morbid humors which are the cause, not only of all
disorders of the liver, but of every malady incident to
man. ..A. single ZS cent , box will in all cases give relief,
and perseverance will most assurhdly drive every pani
cle of disease from the body.
Beware of.Counteiffits and. Imitationv. —Remember
that the Original and Only Genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the Written signature of Witt.u.st Watorrr on
the top label of each box. .
Remember, also,. that 11. Smyser, Druggist. corner of,
Market and Thud:streets, is not an agent for this medi
cine; and we cannot guarantee as genuine that offered
by him for sale. :
The .gertnine is for 'sale n Dr Wright's Principal
Office, 169 Race street, Phiadelphia ; and by JOHN
THOAIPSON,IS6 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Pa., who
is sole agent .for this city, hy whom dealers can be sup
plied at tbe wholesale rate. jela
• • INSVRANOII.' '
fiILIE DELAWARE _MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
j_- ANCE COMPANY--CifficeiNorth Room of the fiX;.
change, Thirdatreet, , Philadelphia.
Raw lastractru.--Buildings, Merchandize and other
property - in town andcountry; insured against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of - premium.
~ Maas Insuitaacz.—They also insure Vessels, Car. ,
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special' policies; as the assured may desae.
InienuTitsztarorrravon.—They also insure merchan
dize transported by 'Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and Steam. Boats, on rivers and late's, on the most
liberal terms. -
DIPECTORS--.Toseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Souder,
John C.Tlavis. Robert Burton, John Ri Penrose. Samuel
174. wards, Geo. G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Isaac R.
D a y ,rs, William Folwell,John Newlin; Dr. R. M. Huston,
James liand, , Theoplulus Paulding, Jones Brooks,
Henry SlO.`ist, Hugh Craig, George Serra!, Spencer ?de-
Ilvatn, Char :.' 4l adly, J. G. Johnson, William Hay, Dr.
:
S. Thomas, Job' Sellers Wm. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—.D. T. Morgan,
aVm. Bagaley, Jno. T t ,./Jogan.
_ "tv ILLIAM MARTIN, President.
Rim= S, NEWBOLD, Secretary.
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pitts
burgh. • (jelthdtfl P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
TEXTBOOK - OP MECHANICAL DRAWING, for
JuliL • Self-instruction and for the use of Schools, contain-
Jug: lat. A scrim of progressive practical problems to
.GeOmetry,•witli full explanations, couched in plain and
simple terms; showing also the construction of the Par
allel-Ruler, Plane Scales and Protractor. 2d. Exam
plea for drawing Plans' Sections 'and Elevations of
Buildings and Machinery, the mode of drawing eleva
tions from Circular And Polygonal plans, and the Draw
ing of Roman - and_ Grecian" Mouldings., 3d. An intro
duction- In , Isometrical Drawing. 4th. & treatise an
Linear Peispeetive, with numerous examples and full
explanations, rendering the study of the art eaey and
agreeable. &It:Examples for the projection of shadows.
The whole illustrated with ilfty-six steel plates, contain
nig Over two handfed dlugtams. By Wm. Minifle, Ar
chitect, nrid Teache! or.yrawiag in , the Central High
School of Baltimore. Price, $3,00.
is the hest work on Drawing that we havo ever
seen youinif"Mecheinier - such as a Machinist, Engi
neer, Cabet.Maker,Millvqight.
ior Carpeyter, should be
without York scienutic American.
Fc'r'sale by • OAWIES D. LOCKWOOD,
- , - 6.3W00d street.
Cl_ ---
RAT — E APit — ON — S—Something.w ale and beautiful, for
the Ladies Juet received, from' Naar York, a few,
superbly finished Grate Amens, PIA .gat. Tissue Poper
for Looking-Glasses. For sale by -.
J. D. tocitwo_on,
- Woodl Whoditreet,
IDOR BALE—Two desirable. Building Lots, having:
each 21 feet front on Prospect or Bedford street, by
127 deep to a 25 feet alley.
Also, two Lots, each 21 feet front on Webster street by
127 deep to a 25 feet alley. Price, 11400 a Lot. ' Terms:
1150 in hand of. City or County Scrip; balance in seven
equal yearly,pqyments. B. CUTHBERT,
- .1616 . • Gen. Ageta, Smithfield street.
CYT C e .Stoekholders of the Far mers Berms
- panic of Pittsburgh inten.dniuking applicauon to
the iiext. Gegislature;fai such alteration of their
as wilt give them Banking privileges i Or; if deem, d
pedlent, aftto. be.incorporated as a new Bank.
By ordeeznitti Board dihrectors_.
- jel4:tmL hIAGOFFIN,Zashier. •
it?? HairisbargTelegittrib'samy till Legitlettast.meeti,
tend peed bill to thus office.
:ift:44:;:7. w ,, r4..h .-- ;,1!..m_i.!.,-,..Jtv: : :::
..; 'PVINRSPPRGIi I T'O A R I:, OP : T ". ' ll4 P 'l.l
_,.
.." , N. H. CRAIG .1.- . 4".. -- , '... --. ',.-: If, -
3. - OAROTI-lERS,. Cosimrcann -iron itrrin.
..4 . 7.1'i.-W..- A.' HILL, ..... ~, • , .., -.) ...,.....,,
.., . .
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PitS "B.ENGEE A RRANHEIHENTS.F'O W
R, L, -
-d-tedmboatlneketLine,lcavesdidly forCinetn . n on, iOl - m.
Passenger -Packet, via Brownsville,, to -.Baltimore 31.11 ti,
Philadelphia, BA, N., and 6 r , ... N. .....:: ' , r --.. :. , ,-,
1. .
Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, - 9 A..it, unil 24
- Western and Sonthern.MOil Coach.Line,*6 44. N.-
North-Western, via Cleveland; daily,lo.ll. SC
Erie and Western New York,. daily, 9.A. m,
North-Eastern,to Philadelplua, daily, except.Sruhlaya, 4,
ARRIVALS-AND DRI - ...\RTISRE MAILS: .
Eastern Mail via rhiladelidlia, eleseelo.g.
Western Mail o Olin and Lcwsv., duo 8 elcises SA. IL
South.via 13alt. and Washington, dui Sr. ic.,claseat
Plonk-Western via Cleveland, due .O td., closes° .41.:
Erie and Western .New . York', dista : p tn„ eio.ieeTian
- ,
Par luaus. Offend
Bank of Pittsburgh. 550,00; S*oo,: 850,00
Ex - Change Bank ••• • • eO,OO. 47,00 - '40,00
Iderchants'and M. Bank • .. •• . 50,00 40.50
warmers' Deposit Bank Nottem market- .i'
Hand Street-Bridge ' :
Northerly Liberties Bridge. • •••••• • - :.,G0,00.-. .35,00
Old. Allegheny Br:dge ...... • • 05,00 am()35,05
Cointellsyilleß. R. Stock - maid on
shares; 32,50 ' . 5,00 -
City Bonds {a eettt;)- .• .... •• - 91,00
Monongahela. Bridge 25,00 , „, 1050
Gas -Stock....- ,
Penna. s's, quoted in Philadelphia.. •
.01.
Penna. U's, ' 1014-
New Iceue Treasury Notes; a'a, quoted in Thilada • 4.17 -
•
IMEIIIII
• OFFICE OF . TIIE POST, •
WEDITESDAY MUltrgNG. Jun! 20, IS4II.
There is still the same stagnation in husineas,
- which has been manifest for some weeks; the time
of the merchants appears to be engrosses, in prepar
ing their books for the first of July.. • •
FLOOR--There were no arrivals yestardaY, and
consegaently no animation in the market. Sales in
a small way. were made at previous prices.
GROCERIES—The business is confined altoge 7
ther to the city trade: ,We _note sales of cotee at
71(a8c. Sales of N. CV.Sugar at Sales - of
Molasses at 28c. •
FEATHERS—Therewere a feel sales yesterday;
cilia good article, at 28C.
TIRIEB FRUIT—:-Sales of dried. Peaches et $415
fidt,2s. Apples were dull at Me.
BUTTER—SaIes in keg at 67i.
LARD—Prime article -is in good request at 6c.
PROVISIONS—ScarceIy anything dtiing in the
market. We note a small sale of sides, a common
article, at bc.
Cattle 7 —firood beeves were selling in the, cattle
m a rket yesterday at 605:.
Cattle Market.. At market to-day there were, HO
head of beeves disposed of at prices ranging from $7
to 7,87 per head. The number remaining unsold
waa 150.
Cotton; .The market is firM, without satea to any
extent.
Flour.. The market is inactive, the Eastern de
mand having somewhat fallen of Prices are un
changed.
Wheat is held firmly.
Corn.. Tne demand for shipment has been large,
and prices are improving.
Money Market.. Our commercial and money re
lations are easy and tranquil. •
NEW Yoaa, June 19, P. M...
Money Market.. The supply of Bills of foreign
Exchange as ample, and the demand. so far has been
moderate. Government Securities and State Stock
were firm to-day, with moderate transactions. Sales
of Pennsylvania fives at S9laB9H sales of Treasury
Notes at 91,16; sales of U. S. sixes MS at $1,161.
Cotton.. The market is unsettled : and correct
quotations cannot be given.
Flour.. We note sales of Common Western Canal
brands at $4,44; good Western and Straight brands
at 4,75. The market . is steady, but not very. ac
tive.
Grain.. There has been no arrivals of Wheat by
water, and we have no sales to report. Previous
quotations may be resumed. Corn is in moderate
request, with sales of Southern White at 53a60,1e ;
Southern Yellow at 63; sales of Western x 162 64.
Provihions..The market to-day exhibited an in•
c ren'ing 61nin '" ---r— P
• t r Mess at I - ,74 31 - 0 50 per bbl - VA •
• • • • rr
_deers are well sustained.
Lard is quiet, with regular sa;es in tails at 6;a7c.
Whiakey..There is nothing of importance doing
in this article. We note•iales of 300 bble at 19',-
OW: cents.
M=l
J. R. Taylor & Copp
No. 122 Liberty street, (lour doors below St. Clair surer,) AI'ANUFACTURE ALL KINDS. OF WIRE. CLOTH,
ill from No. 2 to No. CD; Brass and Iron Wire RID
DLES and SIFTERS, from N 0.2 to No. 60.
Every No. Wire Cloth in PAPER CYLINDERS.
Ali kinds of HAND WORK, Screens, Bird Cages,
Fenders, tee.
RI vors—Blrick, Tinned, Copper and Brass, of every
size. on hand or mane' to order.
IVIREIron, Brass. Copper and Steel of every size.
BROOM WIRE, Sheet Brass, Japanned and Britannia
Ware.
Orders for any kind of the above articles will he
promptly filled. 'Purchasers will find it to their itilvan
age to cell and examine our stock. je9:3m •
•
SCRIPT SCRIP
CARRTAGES, BAROUCUES, BUGGIES, Sce.. AT
. PUBLIC AUCTION, 011 TITI , DAY, the 3.1 day of
iris, at /0 o'clock, A. AL. at the Carriage Manufactory of
the subscriber. in Diamond alley, between Wood 311111
Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh.
Splendid Chance for a Bargain. and to ride in your own
_ •_ _ •
Cu iriab.c."
In order to close up ray spring sales, I will sell al the
time and place above stated, all my finished stock of Ve
hicles, which are done up in the latent styles and of the
heat material. It coaFists in part as follows:
C Fancy top Buggies;
Common Buggies, without tope ' •
2 Handsome Barouchcs, Suitaltle for 1 or_ horses;
1 Splendid Dickey -seat Carriage;
1 do Family Carriage, with 3 seats ;
I.Standing top Barouche. Sale positive.
Teaes-4 months, with approved endorsed ppaper,or
Pittsburgh, Allegheny City or County Scrip, in equal ;
portions. All accounts due by me, will be taken in pay
ment. E. Ti. BIGLOW Pittsburgh.
For Sale.
Ark VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, in the
'YU Town of New Troy, a short distance above the
Allegheny City Water Works. Also, TWO LOTS In
Allegheny. City, near the Diamond. Title indisputable.
Terms of payment, one-fifth. on delivery of -deed; the
balance in four equal annual payments. For further in
formation. please call on the , subscriber at the ware
room of Edward Todd & Co., corner of Fibltand Ilbrke t
streets, Pittsburgh. SI LVESTER SEYMOUR.
Pittsburgh, Jane €0,1546.—d1
XTEW . BOOKS.—.4 History of Wonderfu/ Inventions.
1.1 illustrated with numerous engravings on wood.—"
1 vol.;
The Incarnation, or Pictures of the 'Virgin and her
Son, by Charles Beecher, Fort Wayne.lntliarta; with an
Introductory Essay, by Mrs Harriet Seedier Stowe.
Just received by JOHNSTON . St STOCRTON,
je7 Cor. 3d and Maisel eta.
MILLINERY
AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHZIENT.
iur RS. DUFF has recently received the latest. designs
.151_ of Drosses, Cardinals, end every article in herline
of - business, and is prepared to execute all orders at the
shortest notice. Merchants ordering Cardinalsor Visites:
made, may rely upon obtaining work in every respect
equal to that obtained from the east. Read Dresses,
Dress Caps,- Capes, Collars, Laces, Ribbons, Flower
Fringes, blimps; Ladies' .lidlcts., Scc., always on hand s,
el 3 MRS. DUFF'S, JO St. Clair et. at
rpliE subscriber tins just received, at the Pekin Tea
Store, 70 Fourth street, a very large and well select.
ed stock of pure GREEN ANDAILACR TEAS,from 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 the largest in the West,we are prepared to whole.
sale on better 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 1, and 1 Rt.
packages, .5 lb. tin canisters, or by half chests, to snit
their convenience.
Our retail prices vary for Oolong, Blank Teas from 50
eta. to 81,50 I? Ning Young Souchong, 50 cts ; Con
go 50, and English Breakfast 50; Young Hyson, Gunpow
der and Imperial, from3s cents to 81,25
Families are, requested toaand and get samples of our
Teas, and iry them, before purchasing. -
niy24:d&w A. JAYN ES, 70 Fourth pt.'
WHITE SUGARS.—LoveringN Loaf; Crushed' and
Pulverized Sugars, just rec'd and for sale by the
bbl. or at ietail, at the PEKIN TEA STORE, Fourth•
street. may 24
FINE COFFEES—Mocha, African, Java, Laguyra,
St. Doming_o and Rio Coffees, jait recd and for sale
at the PEKIN TEA STORE, :0 Fourth at. may 24
11 EOSINS AND FIGS.--200eeighth boxes prime Rai
sins, and 50 small drums fresh .Figs, joust., received
for sale at the PEKIN TEA. STORE, 70 Fourth
street.
mayt.l4 •
tiocuLATN, COCOA AND BROMA—Baker's Bra
ma, No. 1 Chocolate and Cocoa -also, Schmitz , sweet.
spiced• Chocolate, just ree'd and Abr sale at the PERIN
TEA STORE, 70 F'ounh street. • .. tnayo4
spring (; toodtt.
THE andersigned are now in receipt of their 4!eond
sari!, of FRESH SPRING GOODS. They reit=
peetfa ly ask the attention at Merchants and Dealers
generally to alt examination of their stock, feeling,aa•
eured that they can'otfer Gooefs'ou the Montavorable terms
anct nt-the' most reasonable prices. •Their stock embraces
every article in the Variety and Fancy_ Drys Goods line,
together with' Brown and Bleached • Mashes, Drillings,
Gmghains, Lawns,Printa, Tickincs, &c., &c
• '• MCCANDLESS - 10 CAMPBELL,
No.'97'WoOd street, next door to•Diattiond alley
nitrYls &kw •
-r, __
(Cominaltai,
STOGIES.
Rivtew of the Markets:
NEW YORKMARX.ET.
NEW Yong, Juno I9—J2 lei
JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
PR.KIN TEA STORE.
OUTFOJPIPIT
r •
n. nut CHANNEL.
TEZT WATER I,
; 2
Steginer, LakeE'rie, Sholes, Beaver.
No..2 , l.litsopt.lkuivci.
,lialtic t Jacobs Brckwilavilla
Y., -, Camdeu,„„Hendrickson, hicKeeifion
" - Deiwor4—,
. Dodson, MeMillua, - Dridgport, '
. Friendship, Divis?Wheelittg,
Haatburg. Caldwell; Cincinnati. ."
• Y . Beaver Glaike,Welliville•
.o.trawnto,
Steamer, Michiganislo.l2, Gilfloa , Pesii.fer„
• " Lake Erie, Sholes;BeaTsr..
" Baltic, Jacobs Brownsville
Atlantic, Parkinson, do. "
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeetori.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville..
Hindoo. .
Pilot No 2. Shunk,Marieq.a., ;
Citizen, Gormley, St. Loam.
`• Pacific, Campbell, Hanging Deela
• For.LisPoi4 7l !ltisiii4dkioninviLle. *
...
, .
. ••• s s sTing s liit draught and swift running.steam
er MARY-ANN, A. MoGowis, Master; will
e aye• -fdr
' Cincinnati . and 'Louisville:: ow ' Wednesday
morning,.at Mo'clock.- •- ' -.:--- -', - . .
bi
For freight or passnge, apply on. l rail
ard. - -:',. jepp -
. ' . ' no i sedale - Gaid:
.-•.-. s ' ' - ' s - Tim- subscrlbei i harm leased tbOse beau
10. c. ' lital Gardens known. " s the ROSEDALE
--, - -t- - -' --4' GARDENS, takes pleasure in informing the
- citizens o - PiitisbargharM Alleghetfy-that they are now
open for visiters; the Buildings having been entirely re
fitted, and the 'Grounds laid out in new and desirably
pleasant - plans. Visitere furnished with ICE' CREAM,
STRAWBERRIES and CREAM; and-all the deliceeies
'and rc fo eshme Ms in iieason. -‘; :
The Steamer ARCHY MASON will make regular
trips every hour irrthe , clay, during the summerr !mason,
from the Allegheny !Wharf; te11.04-friale.'
ie9:3m• - W.-MLAL:E',/,;•
J. Proprietor.
Far Greenwood Gardenia.
NEW ARRANGEMMENT.—The
steanier THOS. scow will com- 17/.
;nonce on Monday, play 7th. to Tun
from the titl Greenwood Landing. foot of Pitt street, to
the Garden, leaving at 8 o'clock tin. , and at each even
hour until 9 O'clock P. at; lust trip from the Garden at
The Saloons are supplied with all the &Headiest erthe
season. Tea at 6 o'clock. The Garden,- with' a large
"collection of Greenhouse Plants, Dahlias, Annual Flow
'et Plants and Shrubbery. The -comfortable wharf haat,
Greenwood; will he 'placed at the Pitt at. landing.. ltity4
WELLSVILE PACKETS.. - .
For. Beaver and Wellsville. _
'Tux new and splendid passenger steamer.
hluanoca,, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.,
For freight or, passage, having. suPerior accOmmoda
tious,aPPlr' on board.- mart
• New Arrangement.
Tin steamer BEAVER, Cries. R. CLAIM;
Master will leave this city every Monday,
V nee ay and PIA ay,at 10 A. M.
She has a boat at the landing, hetweenWood et. and
the Bridge, pivare.d to reteive freight at any time. [rapt
Win. B. Wheeler,
QTEAMBOAr AGENT, , can be found at Wesley
la Over's Counting /toot% earner or Water and ta
field streets, Pittsburgh atar27
Ma fine new passenger Steamer AARON:
i4ART, W. J. Kot:Nrz, bitustir, will leave for
the above aid' intermediate ports. regularly.
For freight or passage, apply on-board. mays
For Chmottulati—diegular Parket.
The fine steamer MT. VERNON, HIRAM
Ko - s,irrx, Master, will leave for the above and
Intermediate ports, regularly, every Saturday evening.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
au% GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Ag't.
1. - 01LrliirVEIXE PACKETS.
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLF.
OHIO LINE.
REGCLAB SAITTIDAT PACKET —The A
No 1. fine and fa.tpassengersteamPac
it ket TELEGRAPH, J. Hezlep,, Corn
. • - mender, will leave Pittsburg for Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, Agents.
The 'Telegraph has been built expressly for e. regular
Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of-pas
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on
the western %voters. The Tele , r, aph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin Nob - and Pike No 0, to Sant-
Loms—lime through.rive DAIL ap2l-iy
1848. - -
1848.
Pittsburgh and rownsit Dedly.Packet
Line. • _
_
IMlrtrAltlt / la, ISIS. FSHIWARY 1. t 848.
• .
LEAVE DAILY AT S A. AI. AND 4'T. M.
The following new bouts complete the line
for the present.scason : ATLANTIC, Capt,
m
Samos Parkinson; BALTIC, Cu. A.Jacobs;
and LOUIS .fiVLANE. Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely neworml are fitted up without regard to expense.
~ verycomfort that money can procure has been provi.
at the fo - o - t - tirtsithl.-ATotiontrahelti Wharf Boat,
board, an the boats .tgers %kilt he punctual on
hours. - rr. tuutyleave-at the advertiser
• Regular Packet for Sunfish.,
THE ftlle steamer WELLSVILLE. Capt.
BARass, will leave for the above and inter-
Inc late porusoa Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or to
au2s - GM). B. MILTENBERGER, Agt.
JOHN X. TATLOIL,
New Wheeling Packet.
- 'The net- and splendid passenger
steamer -TAMES NELSON, G. D. Moore
Master, will run as a Regular Packe
between Pittsburgh andWheeling,leav ,
ing this city every Tuesday ; Thursday and Saturday, a
10 o'clock, A. sr., and Wheelinr.every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. m.
For freight or passage, (having superior accommoda
lions,) apply on board..
The James Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for
speed and aceoluntodation is not 'surpassed by any boat
on the river. AMSRTRONO & CROZER,
decentf Agents.
XTEW BOOKS—lrving—The Crayon Miscellany
IN comprising, The Prairie, Abbotsford, Necvstend
Abbey. Complete io one volume—elegantly printed.
Curzon—The Monasteries of the Levant. Post, 9 vo.;
illustrated.
A volume of more than ordinary interest. relating a
series of most curious and often amusing adventure. •
• • The field occupied by the volume is almost entire
ly new.—Commercial Advertiser.
A book of gentlemanly, liberal, scholarly interest,
which reminds us not a little of Beckford's Spanish Ex
cursions, or the vivid astern reminiscences of Eothen.-- 0
Literary World.
Cooper----(New edition of early works,)—The Spy, re
vised, &c.. with new Introduction and notes. Complete
in I vol. Uniform with Irving's works. 51,25.
The Spy and the Sketch-Book were the first American
books which were universally acknowledged to contain
a performance as well as a promise. We well remem
ber the enthusiasm with which they were received, and
the proud expectations which they awakened among the
liberal minded abroad and the patriotic at home. Irving
was soon allowed a seat by the side of Goldsmith and
Addison, and Cooper was translated in every country of
the continent where any interest was felt to a foreign
literature —Literary World.
For sale by J. D. LOCKWOOD,
jels 65 Wood street.
~,,' PRI VA'rh, DISEASEs, Dv
„ B• roo m , N o
(' 65 Diamond Alley, can be consulted in ail
4 - 411
_. cases'of a private or delicatenature incidents
, .til'i t ..,t'' to the human frame.
SyhilisandSyphiliticeruptions,genorrhcea
i e
i and ita consequences, together with all, re.
ner , usa.tii,iinputities of the blood, with all diseases of
renerealorigin,skindiseases,withstrietures,gleet,urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism, female weakness,. diseases of the womb,
monthly suppressions, diseases of the
. joints, fistula in
ano, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irri•
rations of,the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, totter ringworm, mercurial diseases, &c.
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE
Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising from youthful 'excesses
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood, whereby the
constnuiton may have bean enfeebled, enables Dr. Drown
to offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may pine/.
themselves 'under his care. • •
. _
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into 84.1!
amts apartments. Patients can visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to -many persons in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice pnvately and promptly. To all
such,
.Dr. Brown's ready-. skill inlemovingvenereal die.
eases, in their various forms and stages, oilers Inducements
which can rarely be.e.qualled. Stmngers are hereby ap
prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly educatedit
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseaseu
Dr. Brown is 'the only regularly educated surgeon in
Pittiburgh who gives his whole attention to those com
plaints.'
irrCertain,safe and speedy cures will. in all cases, be
guaranteed:..
4ecenteases tiro relieved in a short dem, without inter
carp' from business.
H er nia l ir. Itimture.—Dr Brown also invitee-per
eons - afflicted
. withilernia to call, 'like has paid partteu
lar attention' to that disease.
. .
Letters from adistance, asking advice, taoniatoa
itt
fee, or they will not be attended to. •
Diamond Alley, a few doors front Wood
street, towards the Market. Constiltatiotts strictly COlElfi .
oct2sdeswly
--
EUMATISNL—Dr. Drhwirs ne*ry discovred
R
edy for Rheumatism ir a speedy and certain remedy
for that painfhl trouble. It fads. .
Office and Private Consultation Rooms. No. 05, Dia
mond 'alley, Pittslnaghs - Pa. The Doctor is always at
home. ' - ianle-dawtf .
New Hardware Store r ,
SIGN,,,OF TH .PLANE .&ND SAW,
No. '7
S Wo od street, Pittsburgh.
ADDER & LAIIFUAN, Importers and Dealers in.PO-
reign and Domestic Hardware, la all its . varieties,
arc now Prepared to tell as low and , on as reasonable
terms as can be'purChase:d elsewhere. - We solicit our
friends, and the public . generally, to call' and •e...tarnlise
our stock, which consists in pan of Knee and Parks.
Pocket and rennlinices, Scissors, Shears, Razors • House
TrinuningS; such as Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screws,
toget h er wit h , every : other article usually kept Hard-
ward Stores: Weinvite the attention or Carpenter and
mechanics generally to our assortment 01:Tonls; Which
have been selected with great eas e , and. which we are
dete.imincil to Sell so'as to give satisfaction,
T.Ttin *IG 08 , 111k1 PLANE AND SAW, a full
A l
assortment ` . qi , Tlrinnatf 'COOPE/t.V..T00L.74?
For. uale ; by &IatrFAIXN; - .
- maylB No. 78 Wood stteet.
;~itelCt~snc
,:.I..P.Pir'4ll-111r*(41:21"WiLlo --
EXTENSIVEIVE I AGE - RIE 1 I
`BEING THE LARO:EAT, RAREST coriAcrioNt OF•
• 4WIL.p. BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES,
EITER.§ BEFORE EXHIBITED..IN THE UNITE STATES .
I.TN I 4 PITTSITURG on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 3 4 and 5, for three days only, at the MANSIO N
HOUSE YARD, Liberty street. - -
On TnesdaY Jaly3d, Afternoon from 2.t0 5 o clock—ln the Evening from 7 tolCro l clock.• - -
- On Wednesday; July 4th, there will be'fiour di duet Exhibitions, viz.—Morning from 8 to II o'clock, and from
114 10 1 P.m.; Afternoon, from 2 to' 5_ o'clock ; and Evening, from 7to 10 o'clock. • • _
On Thursday, July fith=Morning, from :9 to 12; Afternoon, from 2 tog; and Evening; from 7 to W. •
Among the most conspicuous features of this interesting Exhibition, is the
•• RHINOCEROS, OR:UNICORN •OF HOLY WRIT.
The Only Ont in 'Americo:since 1830.1 -. .• .
The Brent diffieulty of capturing thhi huge and savage creature, together with the almost impossibility of keeping
him alive in a climate so uncongenial to hit habits and constitution,-renders the exhibition of a LIVING .RIIINO.
CEROS in the United States, the greatest etiriosity in the Animal Kingdom . • • • •
-. Foreniostin interest, novelty and attraction, are the bad andloriginal performances . of • • -
• THE EMPEROR OF ALL THE LIONS, IN THE DENS OF 'WILD BEASTS • • •
Hilperformanees differ from all others n ot only in the skill and grace which he displays in his exercises with the
TERRIFIC GROUP OF LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, COUGARS ; PANTHERS, ke„ but in-the matchless and
almost superhuman command with which he'exacts the obedience o f these fiercest and most remorseless tenants
of the desert, the forest and the jungle. HERR DRIESBACH. MAY HAVE MANY 11111FATORS, but HE HAS
NO-EQUAL - HE IS HIMSELF ALONE.
The LIST embraces all the finest Living Specimens Of.
. .
. .. .
- -
That the great experience, enterprise and resources of the proprietors have enabled them to brim>,
together in one
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION. - A full description of the Anithals *contained in Bin gxhinition, - will be
found in Pamphlets and Bills ut the principal Hotels,' nrevioueto thearrival - of the Coinnany.
11:7" ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER TEN YEARS 15' CENTS.' ' ja i ° .
Dr. George
FIFFICE, Pourthstreet. sitar Grant, immediately op.
posite Ealteivell's, in the room lately occied
as an odice by Alderman Aline?. Ile may be found, at
night, in No. 71, St. Charles. •-• rayanity
__.: • Busbies' Card.
TYRANTS - AA, WELL ASI I- 101YOPOLIELAWST PALL:
- ' SO MUST PRICES; --
TXTHICH fact will he proven . by calling at Methataa's
F.ashionaolo Tail °nag Establishateatabird street,
St. Charles
Morro: Smca.props and quick oaks,
Vxmarr: Fresh and good.
WM; VIELLXIgPHIME.D.L'3VM. EIIVICATSO3I;
MILLER RICILBTSON, Whyte:ale Grorem, and Im
porters of Brandies, Wines and Seg - ars• Nos. 172
5101174, coiner of Liberty and Irwin streets; Pittsburgh,
Pa. inyny.
kIUFFMAN CASIDAY, Bill, liferchandize and Pro-
J.
duce Broker—Office, (up stdirs) No. 2.6 Wood tdreet
Tittebrgh.
- - InV2SX
-
NEW BOOKS—Man Primeval, by Harris.
Layerd's Nineveh and its Remains.
The Clergy of America-
The Czar, his Court and Peopie.
Women of the Revolution.
Irving's Works; new edition.
'Life and Corresponeence of John Foster.
Holmes' Poems.
De Foe's Works, _complete ; 20 vols.
Swift's. Works, complete; 2 vols.
Fielding and Smollett; complete..
The Progress of America; 2 thick vole.
Forsale by IL S • BOSWORTH & CO.,
4th street,. near Market.
Da - Clergymen and strangers are invited to mill 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:
itA. MASON & C 0,60 Manx.= slava; are offering
. their stock of Silks, Shawls, Vizettes, Lawns and
hluslins at still grenteereduced prices. :Yard wide brk
Silks, hest make at 12c., SUITLIMIei Shawli at 75c. and
$4 ; most fashionable Vizettea at S 5 and 5.6; Lawns end
Muslims at 9 and 10 cents; best Merrimack Prints at Or.,
usually 121 e.; Calicoes at gc.; wrought Collars - 15 cents;
wrought Capes SI and $2; FIOTCIICO Braid Bonnets 62
and 75e.; Gloves at 4 cents—together with a general as.
sortment of other Goods at nearly one-half the regular
rates.jell)
TO LET—The large.Thrce Story Brick Ware
lionee, No. 112 , Second street. Possession given
let of July. Enquire of (je6) A. BELA.BLY.
Death to the Rats.
T is a notorious fact that of all evils, bone are held in
• such abhorrence as those of Rote, Mice, Roaches and
wish
and eslre or
by which those who wish, may bee'orne rid of this evil,
which ilifests more or lees every house in this city.
This rearation has now been in use in Germany
about s e ve n
years, (and in the United States for the last
five,) and by every one who has given it a trial, been
pronounced the best remedy they have ever used for ex
terminating Rats, Mice, Bed-Bugs, Roaches, &e.
The articles composing this composition are in them
selves very innocent, and contain not a particle of poi
son; but when combined, creates a gas which explodes
the stomach, and consequently destroys life in a few
hours—as soon as it has affected the stomach. the articles
become neutralized, and will affect nothing thereafter;
en that there can be no danger in its use, under any cir
cumstances. This is no humbug. We will vrarrant itto
rid houses of all the Rate., Mice, Roaches, &c., that in
fests them. Should it not do as we say, the money will
be refunded. J. S. M. YOUNG & CO..
je6 N. W. corner of 4th and Ferry sts., Pittsburg.
Greenwood Gardens,
ADELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT, two miles
below the City, on 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 reeepuon of visitera.—
lee Creams, Pastry, 'Fruit, Nut!, Cakes, and all the deli•
cacies of the season, are kept for sale; end all kinds of
Plants, both native and exotic. Bonnets tastefully put
up at all seasons of the year. Tea every evening at
o'clock.
A comfortable Steamboat leaves the foot of Pitt street
every hour during the day and evening, landing at the
Garden gate.
Err Kept on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday. [Journal and Gazette copy.] my 22
IIiNT OUT,
RE-BUILT, AND AT WORK!!!
Wagon Manufactory.
THE subscriber having enlarged his Shop, lately de
stroyed by are, informs his friends and; the public
generally that he is now prepared to manufacture Wa
gons, Carts,ltrays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheel
barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and
Smithfield str.ets; where he keeps on hand 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 are requested to
call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
may22:om Wllf. NOME.
TEAS S TEAS!: TEAS!: I
Ia.IT is with pleasure that the subscribers in
form the citizens of Pittsburgh and Vicinity
that they have completed arrancements with
Messrs. J. C. Jenkins & Co., of Philadelphia,
to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS, •
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
' . harid. They are neatly and securely put up
in metallic packs of I, i and Lib each, with
it printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
price,name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with n invitationro - return the .Tea, if .not liked.
02i 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
•50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
•50 021.75 1,00 1,25.
50 621 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
371 50
1
~..i Gunpowder
Wt Imperial•••
ca Ilyacin
o Y. Hp—
Di
Black
T
6t cast Fine and Extra Fine• 1,00 1,25 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,
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
falter companies in this city. -
All lovers of rich, delicious and good-flavoredTEAS,
should give us a call. Dealers can he supplied •on the
most reasonable terms
For sale by JOS. S. M. YOUNG & co.,
N, W. corner 4th and Ferry streets, and
E. YOUNG &SON, '
apl6 . S. W. corner 3d and Roes streets
Fire and Marine Insurance.
INSURANcg. CO. OF NORTH AbIERICA'will
11 miike permanent and limited Insurance on Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shipmenta by Canals,
Lttkes t r!nd by Sea. The properties of this Com
pany are well invested and furnish an available fund for
the ample indemnity of all persons who desire to be pro
tected by 'flagrance.' Whi. P. JONES, Agent,
'maylB 7 - 44 . 137itter street.
'Factory for Sale,, -
TN
SHCCESSFULOPERATION,manufaeturin.g Print;
ors' Wood Type and Raised Sign Letters by Ma
chinery. The machinery is admirably suited for all
carving purposes, for which a pattern can be made from
the finest engravin . g to heavy cornice: Should the la.
venter; Isaac Mernt Singer, obtain a patent fot the in
vention or any improvement thereon, the said patent is
secured by deed to the subscribers for the term of seven
years in the whole United States, and for ever, in Alle
gheny. Co. Pa.
Or, a PARTNER WANTED, capable ofmanaging the
above business '
and willing to take an interest of at
least one-fourth in the capital stock. For particulars,-
apply (post paid) to SCHOLY & RYAN,
. Pittsburgh, Pa.
117"Froin the foregoing . Notice of I. M. SINGE 4. we
find that the Patent has issued, and for proof of our
claim, see records of ourdeedin Patent Office,at Wash.
ingion, D. C. (ien) SCHOLYAC RYAN.
17 LdtX. 4 4EIED-18 barrels just received ;Cor sale by
RHEI ,MA'PTIIELVS
' , uss26 ' 23lNVo.ter etrect
i b IPLES 1.14:1 Tine A s p o Po6irkrgagd , for-
• - •
. •••••••-r-•-, , . -
Concert Garden., ' .
THE subscriberhaving taken the Pl ea s ure Garde n s, in
the Ninth Ward, known es the - CONCERT GAR
DENS, would inform the ..citizeutfOrPittsburgh' that he
has had the Gardena and Saloons fitted up in a splendid
manner, and they are now ready for the reception of vis-,
item Refreshments Of all kinds will be 'seised up to vis
hers on the shortest notice. LEOPoLD ITEGNER,,
je qwd&vatf : ' - Proprietor.
PittstinrKtlitiortionitural Society
ILL hold their Summer Exhibition of Early Fruits,
-.Vegetables, Plants, Flowers, Zee.; on Wednesday
and n r sday, the 13th end lath of4UNE, aml_pretniums
will'be awarded for 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
attested, to bring their productions forsvaid to, the Exhibi-
Wall Paper Warehouse,
Na 47 MARKET •STREET.TITTSBURGH, PENN'A;
THOMAS PALMER -
DESPECTFULLY.ttnnounc O to his friends and ens
tamers,, that he hes had at no past period so e.rten
sive a Stock as he has at present lie can offer Le pur
chasers,. on very Moderate terms, at the old established
stand so Market street, almost every article in- his:line--
including counting-room, bedchamber, dining-room,par
tor and -Unit Paper. ' With Borders; LandscaPes,
tre
board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window Shade
Bonnet and Binders , . Boards; Writing, Wrapping, and
Tea Paper ;' he is abundantly suPplted,- ancl 'requests
merchants and housekeepers to call and examine his as
Rags and Tanners* Scraps taken in trade, at the high;
est prices. - War 1341&w.im
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA . ROSPL.
TAL BUILDINGS.
S EA LED PROPOSALS will be received by the Build= ing Committee up to the 20th day of Jnae r inst., for
furnishing materials and erecting the Western Pennsyl
vania Hospital Buildings, agreeable to plans and specifi
cations to be seen at the office of J. W. Kerr, Architect,
Fourth street, after the llth instant. . . .
Builders, in proposing for said work, will state the ag
gregate amount for the entire superstructure in a finished
state; and accompany their bids with the names and pro
posals of their respective undertakers or sub.contractors
in the various departinents of the buildings. . .
The Committee will also receive separate proposals
predicated in estimate, measurement, and bill of rates ; in
which case bidders will state the price of the stonema
son and cot stone work per perch and foot; brick
work per thousand in the walls; slating per square;
plasterutg per yard ; joistiug and other lumber per thou
sand feet, board measure; carpenter work. painting,
glazing, Ac., with the per centage on their respective es
tablished Bills of Prices.
The work all to be done under the direction and spe
cial inspection of u general Superintendent appointed ISt.
""' ~. .the same time, frl•
fencing and enclosing the Hose • . : -
to the plan to be seen at Mr. Xeres office.
JOHN GRAHAM, 1- •
JOHN BISSELL.
WM. J. TOTTEN,. • Building.
'
W. W. WALLACE, 63 matillee,
THOS. BAKEWEL • .
jeCid)
211 , 113oureWa Cholera ill!attars,.
Q YMPTOMS — Cnbunts..---This:disease gen erally com
mences with watery discharges from the bowels, of
a white, or yellow, or pearl color, with white flakes on
standing a short time. These.are well described as rite
seater evacuations. Vomiting . is a usual attendant on.
these evacuations, but not an Invariab/e one. , The vote- :
Wag is usually accoMpanied with meat uneasiness and
pain 111 the stomach and bowels. The tongue and breath
arc icy cold ; the tongue is sometimes clean, but general
ly slightly coated ; the voice becomes weak and husky:
cramps and spasms of the erms, legs and body, are gen
eral and painful symptoms. The skin is shriveled anu el,
a purple hue ; the pulse becomes weak and frequent, and
in the collapse stage entirely lostat the wrist ; the breath-.
ing labored and hurried. These symptoms usually suc
ceed each other in the order stated.
hPDOWELL'S CHOLERA MIXTURE..
This mixture is prepared front the prescriptions of the
late Dr. A..N. hiDowell,Of Pittsburgh. In his exten
sive practice, holed used it,with complete success in the
epidemic of 1613 and the present season. Steamboat
men have given it to many passengers who have been
attacked with the disease the present season, and in eve,
ry case effected a speedy cure—after they had been 070:
noonced incurable by physicians on board. Prepared
solely by the proprietor. WM. THORN, Druggist,
jel2.tf N 0.53 Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Relief for Cramps.
!CATE HAVE ABDOMINAL WARMERS, made from
Y the most approved Englishpatterns, furnished and
recommended by Thomas Bakewell, Esq., and a number
of eminent Physicians, being a mosteonvenient appara
tus for the application of warm or hot water to the bcnv
els, in case of cramps in Cholera. Aeovery person is
subject to sudden attacks, no family should be without—
at least without one. For sale by
SCAIFE & ATKINSON;
jed First street, between Wood and Market sta.
fttotrottantsii. Hotel, '-
TFourth street, between Arch and Market, Philadelphia . HE Proprietorship and Management of this well
known Hotel, havi this dad into the hands
of the subscribers, they beg leave y
tpo asse
state, that it is their
purpose to render it worthy of the very liberal patron
age with which it has been heretofore sustained, and
hope, by unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage
of their friends, who may visit the city on business' or
pleasure. C. & J. MeRIBBIN,
may9:lm (Formerly of Eichango Hotel- Pittsburg.)
hIR. BUFFS GENTLEMEN AND LADIES'
BOOK-KEEPING dr. 'WRITING ROOMS,
NORTE SIDE OF AMOND.-
/TR. D. has his new Class R oo mss now thoroughly re
. 131. paired and fined up. Ladies will fiud his new sys
tem of Single Entry Book-keeping an agreeable study.
and a valuable acquirement. Gentlemen going through
his entire course of trainidt , on Doable.. Entry Book
keeping, will not only be 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-keepersof acknowledged ability, are Ignorant.
Several of the most extensive firms in the city have re
cently procured Book-keepers from this institution.--
blerchants and, Steamboat proprietors can always learn
of Book-keepers thoroughly qualified for their profession;
no others are.ever recommended: Hours : 10 to 12, 2to
4, and 7tO 10. • • • • • unty4
Greenwood - Garden.
QTRAWBERRIES, swag FRO 31 TEM Yams, are now
LI served upin, this SBIIIALER.RBTREAT, with all the
other good and wholesome.refreehtuents nature and art
can produce.
Bonnet's of choice Flowers tasiefulfy put up.
Tea every evening at 6 o'clock.
The. Steamboat Tiros. ScOrr - leaveis the foot of Pitt
street the beginning of each hour, from 8 O!clock a. at.
until 9 r.av,landing at the Garden gate.'
Closed on Sunday; and conducted on Temperance
principles. (Gazette and Dispatch copy. 1 jell . '
Cheap plothlng for Scrip. -
T
HAVE just received from Mel:cit .- a:Well selected - and
1' fresh assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
including English and French Cloths, CaSsimares and
Vektings, all of 'superior manufacture, to which I would
respectfully invite the attention of =my friends:
Country ltferchants and others 'Visiting the citY,'Whb
.wish to '
provide themselires with a good article at a very
tom price are respectfully invited to call on the sub-'
scriber. Ali work_tearranted.,
JAS. MeGUIRE, Tailor,
Third at., near Wood-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE yea Sar.a—A valuable
Property of 90 feet front by 250 Sect), with a' good
Frame Dwelling Rouse of halt and sis room s, cellar; tr.o.;
out oven, pump, stable and garden ; also, frau and shade
trees, grape vines, tre - .; situate on- Saw.rnall - Run or con
tinuation of East street, "Allegheay. $1,000.
Terms : $3OO in hand; balance at four equal Yearlypay
ments. S. CUTHSERT, (len Agent,
lel4 Sudthfield street.
. _
I,IOK SALE—A. valuable propertyof an entire Island,
pleasantly situated 40 miles below Pittsburgh, and
the first above Liverpool,- Ohio. The SOU is of the beat
quality, and is well suited fora gardner on a large scale.
Fifty Acres can readily be. appropriated for such pur
poses. There it a good• Dwelling and °the: Rouses, with
a fine Orchard of choice fruits--a Cider Mill and Press
in complete order. Persons desiring.,such property as
the Shave, will find it well 'worthy thetr attention.-_'
- , . S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,-
Smithfield street.
13 B. CARNAHAN, &a:mug at Law—emee oh gbintk .
JUL,: sti,tetween Cherry alley arid Grant et. [je2-y
Bankers anb. ettlianie Brakt
• "..14/11. 11..WILLIA1118, ••
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
•N. corner 'of Third and Wood sheep.
and Time Bills of Exchange, Bank notes au
►S foreign and domestic Coin. bought and sold on th
most favorable terms.
Collections made inallthe principal cities of the Union
at the lowest rates.
KB.ABIETt. 6c RAHIII. - -
Banker:and Exchange Brokers, Denial in .Fenian and
Domestic Bills, Bills of Exchange, Certificates 3f Lepos•
it,Bank Not ,es and Coin.
Corner of Third and 'Wood sts., directly opposite the. 81.
Charies-Hotel. may 23
Bt."' 110LBLEIS At. MON,
Bankers and Dialers in .Eschangs ,Coin and Bank Notes,
N 0.55 Markerstreth fittoburgli.
SZLI.INO BATE.
S EXCIIABOE. ' ' '
New York *pr Cincinnati
Philadelphia .t. ' Louisville
Baltimore - .' - -} " St. Louis .
samr NOTES. •
Buying rarer
i' sto. I -County & City ord'u i
I' " Relier Notes i
L " Pennsylvania Co. '
I I"New York . ' il
i " Maryland -
3,, New Orleans - i
Buying rates
Ohio. • •
'lndiana -
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling
Teruieseee"
anl9-y
JAS. &HOCH. _ THOS. SAWA/LIT..
NOON ` &
SARGENT.
BANKERS '.AND . EXCHANGE' BROKERS,-
N. R. Corner of Wood arid Sixth :treas., Pittiburgh,Pa.
- nEALERs in Coin, Bank Notes . Time Bills, Foreign
JILI and Dm:Entitle Exchange Certificates of Deposit, tte
EXOLLANOE.on ail the. principal Cities of the Union
and. &war, for sale in sums to 'sun purchasers. '' •
• CORRLNT.and par funds received on deposite. . '
COLLECTIONS made on
. aliparts . of the at the
loweit rates.. • '• I,OP/1-hp
„ ,
'DEAR& WHrutTA. rociiiiicelleiftrthitio far Soups '
ood Puddings; oleo, 4141 f for invaSdis 01!--
haid.ood.cor sale by . .ittiODESlr. ALCORN; ••• - •
• • jele '
. : .
• • • •
.
icrumiD BARLEY—Conabunly on band t ol.Morauni .
•.I.l..rnarsofarture. For sale by .
• • • RHODES ac•ALCORN; 30 Mahal. •-
OiiiftlEAL.— We still coutiuue to inanufacturerUat
viffeal•of a superior quality, mod eau supply any de
mand for W 6,4213010 at short IIOIICO. • •
RHODES & ALCORN.
AA
.SH lit/DP.3- 1 20,0W; on linnd, prime article ; 'for
:sale .by (jet° IIHODESA. ALCORN: .'
•
Y/5..-0500 bushels, on hand and for sale by
Al, jai() • . RHODES /k. ALCORN.
=ON SYRUP--30- pricae,son has and . for
Lvale by ; .R.I.IUDIES.a.ALCORN. •
r ti t - FaUF -7 - - 30 -- drizer sutiwlede•
.1 by. ;• :"•._ • ' • • • alo4sweLcoaN,--..
30.0' (ChrOuicle eopy.l • =Filth etreet.:..'
last Giro
V did lot; which will be sold very low. •
• ' A. }WAN, phi. 2 . 7. nut
.
A t.
Far...Ed BACQN-riticeiied and .• •
"A' :KO •
30 CK DAY. APPLES.;-Reed and tbr
8 1e15 . • • .CUMINS &
2,00 F 4, -.--o.o..}!vilbiltfatisz.l,t3rilli:-
1N861311.011.--10 tibia., rated diaconoigumein and for
1-1 ode• • - .• •• WI CI A.M9uRHEAD,
JaLY.. • ..
•
POT ASH-4 Osaka "reactant:mei. Pot-Ash,. rec'd
. and for sale tit . ; • . • BoirNET, .• ..
lel2 '
Skioiitaildti3 , 4o7last.eddailyby Neu Vast.
•r I,in store and tur•oale by
Jett • • •W111;.131! ER, N0:156 Liberty et.
1 4 /1211JN5 , 7;20 bans, roarlanded ; for solo by . " •
' • %VIVI. •'.
• tol3 ••• • •-• ' • N 0.133 Liberty Street'. •
0 dt r i - tk.,-7740 baine iti - o7itisfeiyi/d.iiiid for eatelii
- ve
CHEIME-13 boxes W . : Chelsea; for sale' very low
DU SViLL • —3O barrels, in good order, oir
34 " l'Y • : : WM. DYER..
- .
IIARABD MEP ROUND-1 casks, of List quality; for
sale'by • • ' •, 1) . •. -WAL. DYER.
•
ROAR MOLASSE 8-s few bble., St. Jame
b Refinery, OM Mita - article, Mink bk • - •
fail ;:<.., „ , - %Vitt. DYER
• Ali•L=3 received per .
'. blander ;tor mule by- 4jel2) WM. DYER..
0 'EE-40 psi receiving; or sal- I.
DYER.
ROOMS-39 dozen, jest received ca d far, lido by.
jel2 • ' DYER.
TAR DANDLES-20 boxes, Crinowit , s, in store and
for sale' by (join) KINO4.IIIOOItHEAD..•,
7) Al INS-... 50 boxes, naives, quarters an. eighths,
11, prime order and for airle.by . ,• • •
Jel2. . • " KING* MOORGEAD.
IjOTASIL—A few casks, on conoignment.end for-sale
by lOOll2l . : KING* AIOORREAD.....
GiISHEN
r
oe -is ig - eastAl_astjen'a an , for sale
is.is MOORHEAD.
CRE' • 0111E1ESISIOU boxe ,s Inatore and for 61118 by
Jen •• " JUNO & IdOOIIWEAD.
PEACH - BRANDY, Irish .Whtskey, Jamaica .Itran,
'Holland Gin, in lots - to-suit purchasers'; for sale at
wholesale prices, by (jeer J. II .BONNET .L. Liberty st:
1311t. e Z e lLTIUGAR-50 bags, j. 41..iarreiritudrfoLitare b
rty r n. •
FrIABLE'OII.47-100 begs Hope - 149118 Table Salt, in
.1.. store and for sale by • (leb) J.2,BONNET.
11.-25 baskets Salad . Ott, reed and for ant
Se , bs .bt,.(` .7 -
ated-He g, 10 8.1711 re Mackerul4sooxe
by
A MERICAN case 8., 4, Am erietutTins ;
Just received and for stile by •• • , • .•••
• • . McCANDLESS c CAMPBELL. • •
97 Wood street.. •
Mika. by f
YE
,FLOIJR-:-4l bble. Rye Flour, rec'd arid' kir sale
1 1 6iriy301 S. W. ARBAVOLI.,
.. SOLS —Cotton, Silk and Gingham Paranolsi o
fine nasonnnnt. forsale v
/11 - c Iy ANDI;ESS & CAMPBELL ; '..—;. '
97 Wood street. -
DECEIVED AT M.- A..AIINER , S—Second part 'or
IA; chamber. , Information for the People:—new'editien:
Journey to the Gold Diggings 033 illustrations- 7 6y ler-
KitZarson ; fresh supply—by Charles C. Avereil.::: -
The Cruise Of David Watson, the London Apprentice;
a Sea Story - of great interest—by Midshipman Es y, tie).
Dtlftet6 .800K-KKE,TINbi.--ituttas forteactung
tliie
system, with the- author's directions to teacherti
printed on the covera„-.knew supply, froin.Neir Yorlr:
just ree'dand for sale by JOHN.ILAIELLart,,
CUTLERY—icark superior lquves and Forks, Pocket,
and Pen-knivetentcherAnys, Shoo 15uvetl, 4acts
r ors, ,k,c..,ju e b
ne riiCANDLL-is ,t
87 Wood street.
FCOGNAC , BRANDIES-7 2 7.baIf,pipesi various
JC vintages, of our own importation for %.eomnturee,."
froixt.Eordeaux, just received and for sale, by -
MILLER &
Nos. 172 - and 174 Liberty street..
AIPROVED•IdUMYS, that wilt not FREEZE up in the
I
corzuur weather, for sale by • • •• • •
betrdeen Wood-and Market .eta.
DED BLANKETS-1 case' (50 pair) lied Blankets,66
J.) by 64, 6 fits,, .ribbon bound, received this day; on"
consignment from the manufacturer, and for Bale. by
H
oposite Fifth stilect. '
'Liberty o
B.AalibyrßOWN MySI4N,a! 44 ,
A A. IV-At)
TlittED AppLus-2 kt
75 •bushela _Dried Apples, iee
and for aale — by tray3n) S. &W. HARBAUCH.
.......
BB F.-2 tierces Prime Dried Beef, reed atni
tor sale by- . .fray3ol -
•
. -
L ARD OIL -4 few bbls., just received and for te by
( - 21 LA 3S--375 boxes !•• Marksll's" assoned size-Glass
jOsi received and'fai Pale by .
tray3o . - " &N. EARII47G/f.
CHEEsE-30 boxes uew Creaul Cheesejost and
for sale•by • (ray3ol S. &W.• 11.&RUI1OH.-
co ODA .4sll-30 casks of Steele & Co,'s sopoor Soda
Ash 7 just received and for sale by •
, .S. & RAR.fI/4411.,
TATOOL--100,000 pounds of Wool Wanted I
T V mayau . • - S. & IV; HARAVGI-1.
VIOLASSES-100 bbls. N. 0. Molasses,
.111.. sale ;by - lany3ol S. & tiY. HAI
ClUbiAB. HOUSE. MO ASSES.-
, 100 bbis. Suugga House Mol asses. St. Jabs Refinery
In store and for sale by 'MILLER& BIC! , BOA,
mayib 172, - runt 17. 4 ,pertY
EFATHERS - 8 sackss PiimeDaridlitio steamer
Cumberfluid, and for sale by
B. A. EAHNESTor '& CO.,
Corner L et e t Wood sta.
FLAXE4EEI.s.-4 casks ; landing from s
land,And for sale by
17 N OCK & CO.
OATS--500
buithe,ls arriyalin )" and
sale by. Aft , ; DieJLTA'TY c'-'7
nta3l. Canal Basin.
2 UININE . :tso: ounce., iut , eed anti fur Pale
5.2 • by Den B. A PAW...STOCK & CO.-
60 RIMS:No.I HERRINGS, (hiringPadden ;)
23 " No. 3 Mackerel; (Hoot inspection ;)
50 c . T ar ; bre nze , o er ; received and for
sale by , - ;,,,,1 - AAFP "...O'CONNOR, •
may:H.:dim] Corner Penrpo-Wayneinreeta
4,1 F,, BO 5.D.3 MAYAN VIDAII - ;"
.4"..0 50 bags do. Brazil .
25 bbls. do. - do. .. • dd.' ' store and
for sa.lo by JQIINDtENTH
my 29 • • a. I.SLiberty street-,
TUST REbErlitti,:iceffithllF:#l4.lo—t SIORE,BO
0 Market street, 10,000 yards(' Primed Lawne,.ett the
law price of 12} cents. [my2i A. A. MASSON tr. CO.:
D itlED AITI I Et3-41 , 00 bli or sa!6 by •• ••
DRIED PEACIIRS-150 kshels, for sale by ,
may3l. .. • i SMITH SINCLAIR
eIORN-11.10 bushels Coen) arrive 7,• for sale fly y
• may3l • •• • . • 1 . • CUMMLNS & SMITH
ORANGES axpI1)A10.1---100
b°e9- I. ( riigf;7 .
;50
To arrice - onog sale by --
je7 f JOSHUA RHODES.
HATS :bonhels,ir,et'amag f r A qi e o K '
ice ' - st.•
BURLAPS AND SA.Clat . ,, t,Qn hand and los
sale by y 8) H. . -
•
~,%.;4.1r..47,;*, -01 •,- -
BUYING NATI
and Fol
AUGEI
mer Cumber-