Ei2
Err Aiteritters aretairt&wei:(l4M - at# in gleiffaiorsyfota.
4 reetock t P rit: , l7risrnttut betw
optirphoaturgirdet
sure ars rase:Mori:. ; Wheititisfouibk,art tarmliegn:
gacilning iiJust ob Priang
CORNER...OF WOOD AND Fir= 9TRE S " •
• fla" Having added to ourEitablishmenti,a splendid
Steam-Power Printing Medlin:Le, we are PrePared role
all kinds OfNewspaper and 'Beck *ark in a style oran
surpassedlelatO.and neatness, and.tiliondlie mos t'tea-
uonabletenns•7 We respeetfully.solleikthipaironage Vt
be public, in tkialinepf our business ,
- •. •
.
tEr A meeting 9r. are in favor of Me frie gad*
kisttion" of•thO,Ohioirrieer; will bo held in "theßoard of
ll'ade Roams - of . Pittshurgh,:az Ulf, pail 7 o'clock on the
• merning . ofTmrittloas;the •28th itist4 to take into cansid
etation the„ obStruation about to be created by the eree
: lion of a;Bridgo ti,Wheelitig; - Awl_ to 'determine . What .
measures ought to ha adopted In order to preventibti gen- - '
- oral rights of trtuke' : and' coisinerce being sacrificed for
the benefit; t privatO„caiporittlen'and Total interests.;_
Lorenz, Sterling.& Co., C;'Wooderfird,.," - , •••;•:.
Cltute.& Thaw ' 6. Joholilinefelter, • '
Wm. P.:YOgiig, ."l David CaldWell,'
Burbridge,WK:son &Co • ” Standish Peppard,
Lippencott Sault:Dean.-- - •
Church, Carothers& Co., • Pres: B. Deval;',... •'
W. Butch, t Saint. I; Rena, • •
D H. Stone,'
•Bakevrelli . reari& Co., " K. C. Gray,
B,a.,.Pahnestock.& " ..:Jiirries"HoltheS; •
• Bagaley & Sinith; L •
H. Coulter &ca., • & •NY.Witetey . ; - 7 : •• •• " •
Simpson &CO., . • ... Hemphill, •• • •
.. •
Kidg, Pennock ; do Go , Jatnea A. Hatchmson'ft Coy
Wallingford &Co Co, — .Hailey,Brinvn & CO.; •
Wm. Holmes .&
D, Leech & •.Wohd,Hd Wards & MlKitight,
P:Mulvarry, • • " • George H. Parry,
L. S. Waterman, •:, • • Singer.Nieholson &
• .1: B. -•• • .•Rabiniori & Minnis„ . .
Henry;'Woods,-... ••, R... Townsend&
Jno. Caldwell, Jr.,. • • : Forsyth & Co., •, .
O. & Shoenherger ;Sr. Co; R. N. WatOrman,.., • 7
Livingston, Roggen & C0.,-- ; Wm..T., Howard,
'Wood& Vielettiof St Lonis,,T. K. Hersh; , • "...
Hardy,•JoneiZOCo.-, ,- : Geo. B. MaszGy
G. M. 'Ramon, • • P. McCormick,
Miierhead,Copeland.& Co., Caddy, Ibuord&
Jones & Quigg, Lyon, Shork•& CoT • T
.-•
C. lhtusen.. • • • • je2s:id
. . ..- -- . , .
..
V-Brif. Gem. JONATTI.4.N LARGE kvill - be a candidate
or ajar enpial. - a ta2S:ta) ... . WWI" 04TF1C,811.9.
, -
gy-lingazttios tor sti.l7.....:Gode_y's
Book, Graham's, Brirtain , s
_and PeteisraPa (I.,adie6 , Na
tional) Mainlines for Jply, and a'teneral - assortment of
Cheap.Pablications,.fol sale at - the - Literary Rmporium
oa Third street, opposito the Post Office:: " • • '
Tarr edtcaa"goel e l,yo..Ai e gular ineMing4if the
Medical Society of Allegheny County, Pa., an - 11.be held in,
Mame Ham, comer Fifth and Smithfield meets, on..Toms
.Ttnly, ail, ISiff, tall o'clock a. st. - .
87'13itza:...Giza.r I: E. Wazson will be support . for
r
MajorGeneTal G pt tjii ensuing elee:loa i.oiit
Elizabeth, June 13, 1849.--(iel4:d&wtd)
isW' Enrron :—Please announce the name of R. G.
..BROOKS, of the Second Ward of the City, of Pittsburg,
in the Daily and Weekly Pittsbargh Post, as a -suitable
candidate for the office of -Conley . , Commissioner subject
to the decision of the Democratic County .Convention.
Mr. -Snooks,- having'p . rdt , ed himself an unwavering
Dernocrat, nommated,. receive the most warm
and hearty support of the Democratic partY.
ieZf - hiwttr JEITERBONIAN DEMOCB:iTEL,
117`litajox..Gienertal,;..The Commissioned °Mears
of the lat Brigade 15th Diyision Perum. Voluntekiti will
meet at the•New_Coort Houle,
in the City , of Pittsburgh,
on the Ist Monday (2d day) of July, at IL o'clock, forthe
purpose of electing.one Major General. • •
• Joins H. MCELIIINNEY,
jelB:d&w* - • • • Brigade Inspector.
Band Street Brldge...-An Electipn
held at the Rooms, North end of said Bridge, on the Ist
Monday of 4nly next, for:one President, ten Mannpars,
one Treasurer, and one Secretary, to tannage the.affairs
of said Bridge for the ensuing year.:: . • .
?el2 : • " Motattpx,Pres't
jn Coi - orteic....l. offer what's left of me to - the-Dern.
carafe County Convention as a candidate. for Coroner.
If I have any friends t -I want them to kg for ma now.
my22_ Late of del Rey.
.
ID" lia.ior. General:-Hon. SAMUEL Jons will be
supported.tor Major Gerieml, by
ie6:te ; ;,[Journal copy.] Al/LIT VOLITSTIESS.
p - Sunday Trips to Beavir....The atearder
BLA.VER. will leave. the Wkarf, oppositc . the Monongt-•
helm House, ovary Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock, for
Beaver.: - Returning, will leave.l3eaver at I o'clock; and
arrive at 4 o'clock, P. 11. • ' - • -
- Fat* r-krva ccrrs. , rarit
bloticewThe Tourrieymen Saddlers, Harness
and Makers' 'Society meets the first Saturday of
every month, at Union Hall, corner of Smithfield and
Fifth streets: (mayl9:ly) W. C. GALLAILIN; Sec
11:7:Econonky...11 you 'matt to save your moody
and buy a attperfule RAT or CAP, call at FLEMING'S
HAT STORK - where you will find a complete assortment
of the lalcat Fashions, CHEAP FOR CASH. • .
. . • - wm. FLEMING,
m arm:A 130 Wood at- corner rf Virgin alley.
117 - I. O. of 0. F.—Place of bleating, Washington.
Rail, Wood street, between sth and:Virgin Alley.
Prrnstraorr Longa, No. 338--Meeta every 'EuesdaY
vowing:.
Afantosaraa Entastrimsi, No. 87—Meets Ist and . .ad
"Friday or each month. - nntr2r-1Y"-i'
117"..1. O. or O. Lotion, No. 41,
mesh; at - the Hall, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley, every Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. . -
tuayl:6m . ' Human BAssarr„See'y.
W. BIDDLE, Dentlet...Rxidovro to a
new three story Brick, on Sitmtartsmn sr. ; one door be
low Sixth street. TEETH INSERTED,from one to a
whole sett,
by Atmosp heric Pressure, with a beautiful .
re presentation of the Natural GMT TC3IOI the FA= to its origin4l. shape. TEETH EX T RACT ED, with little
or, mo pain. Trona. permanently-. saved -by
PIArGIGUTO, preventing the Tooth-ache, which is much bet
ter than curiAg it, though it should be done in Eye min
utes;or even instantly. . ap.21.1.y
lirr-Atterstlon..*ROßEßT BARKER, Al ter .
Taman, N 0.31 Market, between Beond and Third meets
Pimburgh.--Constantly on hand, a large-and general as
sortment of Fasmorraasz Rainy-wens CLOT/IMO.
Particular attention paid to the Cutting of Custom
Worlioshich will be made in the most dishionable man
ner, and on reasonable terms. -
Up Olean Building, Fourth..
scree[,.. between Mod and Smithfield streets.—Pittsburgh
Encampment,' No: 2, Meets lat-and 3d Tuesdays of each
Pittsbaigh Deiree. Lodge, No. 4, meets 2d and , 4th.
Tuesdays.Mech./inks'. Lodge, No. 9, meets every Thursday
Western Star Lodge, No. 24, Meets every Wednesday
eve ron it
I `iiy Lodge, No meets every Monda y Mount Morial i _ Lodge, No. 300, meets every Friday
evening - may29:ly
_ maw x.SCRIP 2 S__;
CC A PUBLIC BABOUCHES, BUGGIES, Az.. AT
PUBL/C AUCTION, on TratuaY, the 3d day of
.1171.4 atIO o'clock, A. at.: at the Carriage Mtuutfactoryof
the Abscriber, in Diamond alley, between Wood and
Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh. -
Splendid Clones for a Bargain, and to ride in your own
;.In- Carriage,
order to close up my spring sales, I we! sell at the
time and place above stated, all my finished stock of Ve-.
Melee, which are done up in the latest styles and of the
best material. It consists in part as follows: - -
6 Fancy top _Buggies ;
6 Common Buggies, without tops;
2 Handsome Baroucbes ' suitable for 1 or 2 horses
- .1 Splendid Dickey-seat Carriage; - -
do. "Family Carriage, with 3.seats ;•
1 Standing top Baroucbe. Sale positive.
Yeasts— , l months, with approved endorsed Paper or
Pittsburgh, .Alleghetty • City or County_Scrip, in equal
portions. All accounts due by me, will be taken in pay.
ment. . B. M.BIGLOW, Pittsburgh. • I
jelB:td . - • JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
IS hereby given, that JAMES M. Warra,Of the City of
Pittsburgh, Merchant Tailor has assigned to me all
e
his property and cnts, for the benefit of his creditors.
All persons indebted to 'said White will make payment
to me, without delay; and WI pe ran es having clams, will
present them to me. D. A, OLMSTED,
Concert. Garden.
Tam subscriber having taken the Pleasure Gardens, in
I the Ninth Ward known as the CONCERT GAR
DENS, would infers& the citizens-of Pittsburgh that he
has had the Gardens and Saloons fitted up in a splendid
manner. and they are now ready for the reception of vie
tiers. Refreshments of all kinds will be served up to vis
iters on the shortest notice, LEOPOLD DRONER,
jeldriNattewtf Pr.. rimer.
- . rPtia.ne Court Sale.
11101lif virtue . of an order. of the Orphan's Court of ARO
JUll:ghelly County, will be exposed to Public Sale, on
the premises, on SAvrausv, the fourteenth- day of Jinx,
at 3 o'clock, F. Bt., all those FOUR CERTAIN I,OTSGP
GROUND situate in the Seventh. Ward (late City Dis
trict) of .Fittsburgti, being marked and numbered ln" a
plan of Lots laidout by AlexAnder Miller, and recorded
- In the Office for Recording Deeds, s c,, Nos. thirty-one,,
o
thirty-tw ,' thirty-three 'and; th i rty-fon:v=ole said Lots,
'Nos:3l, 32,33 and 34,1 being contiguous, and being each
twenty-four feet front on De Villiers street in said. plan,.
huining - back, preserving the same width, a distance
of one hundfed and four feet:,
-
..ID - Terms liberal, and will be' made known at sale.
JAMES BLASELY,
Aatiiiiiistrator of Bernard 3.1 , Cabe, dee'd.
- -jeEkdtd " - • JOHN D. DAVIS,,Anct:
CURE _FOR CHCLER6,--Beceivcd this - day, at 80
Market street=
40 doz, Gent's Rusp l nders;
60 I". Combs, ass'd kinds, late'styles
A large nasm't fine and com. Jewelry: •
Together with Trimmings; Laces, Variety and Fancy
Goods, newly purchased in the Eastern Cities, and will
be's'old'at greatly reduced prices. • -
/eV ROGAN it CANTWELL.
Where Cholera Prevails, - :
ItiTOTHING is bener than the amelLof Camphor. LEE'.
WARM'S Camphorated; Segars have bean pronounced
just the thing,'s by all who've smoked - them—pleasant
and mild; made from mire Havana Tobacco, and. not
dear. Trnthem. - LEEWARD & CO., •
. Market I'L L three doors from Water,
jemi ' and next to Lehmayer's Clothing Store. .
MILNE. SHIRTS-10 dozen i superior quality, manufae
-i: tared by us expressly a_r_this market. Just rree'd
a lir sale lowcobruy EDW'D TODD CO.,
XHRIL and Market stal. / up stain.
-.7-4
4 -:4« , r 14PAIrr2
, 7 ,4
Onnittm . ist - %utk.-.4inamiar;:
_privsitu4GlK - 00.1iTily OP' TitAnyai
rilzmilifinatrz,ax.
SSENEEE ArutarrunmErwrs FOR 1848 -
SteaboatPackplLine,leaves t iq g for Cinc innati,loAnt
POssengef Paekei; vi a- Bro*nevillOi, to 'Baltimore - and
Philadelphia; A. at, and • - - •
lilatl Coachldne,4ireet to Philadelphia, 9 A. m., and 121
Western and Sonthernillitilendeif La n e; 8 _
Worth-Westetn, via Cleveland; Oral:hi° - • -
- Erie and Western Yerki daily, 9 J.;211.
North - pieterti,lriTliiliidelplda, czeept Sund ays,,4
';!tARR S AND DEKALTURE, OP
Custom Mail vicePhiladelphlsi due 3 A.: is, 'closes 12M.-
Western Mail; Cin. andixnsv., due 8 P. ae, closes 3
South.via Balt. and WashiUgton, due BP. closes SA: be
North:Western via Cleveland, due 10 A.l.l.,closes 9 A. K.
Erie and Western - New. York, dtte 8 P. be, closes 8 ./..111
• " - . STOCKS .. - - -
- Ask i i Offerid
.Par value. e .
.. . .
Dank of Pitishingh• - •-•-• • -,• • • — 7 . 11 5 0,00 $ 50,00 '. 11 1 91 0 ), 0( 1
E.cle sage Bank .... • ..-:-....; —. • 90,00 4700 l'.- 49,5 0
Merchants , and M. Bank •••• • • • • 39,110 50,00
Faemers 7 .Geposit Dank • ••.: - • • • -.-
__None in . - 40 00
Hand Street ,Bridge ••-• •••-• • • - ! 6 9, 0 0 L -'50,00 35,00
Northern Libertiesßridge. • '••;---, -- . 50,00 _ ___
- Old Allegheny BrMge• • • ....... • - . 25 ) 00 3O, C !° ' , " sll r u ..
Oefinellavillell. RG loale , Paal c'a . - -43
eth 3,412,50 , ....- .... •••• • • : -,., 3: - 00 I,
, . . . .. 0 0
City Bonds . (o io'nonii). - : • • • --,-- - " 1,0 18,50
Monongahela Bridge) ..........- —-- 25 , 00
Gas Stock ... •.. • —•-• •••• •• •• --
50,00 ... - - .1.
Penna.
l's,'
, juilted'in Philadelphia • • • ." 91
.. . ! ::: -• " ; , joii
Penna. s, 4 ‘ 4 ‘ - a - . ... :.. • ~.4 -' ,.:
..........
New issue TrensuryNotes, Ci!s, Ruots9 in,rallaaa .1-/4
Weekl7 Review of !Lite biarkiits.
OFFICE OF THE POST; . 1 -
Fiuoyt Moattroo. /one Zai . We. $
REMARK6.-The, same stagnation noticed in
our lait report still - ervade* every branch of beefi
ness. The merchants all appear to be:engaged set
tling up the:business for the present season.. That
there is Cholera to some eitent prevailing in the . city
at present there can be no doubt, and this doubtless
is the means o f - keeping or a
Mni - of the' eoitiatry,
-
.dea:lers. The weather has been excessively' warm
duting the past Weeh, the thermometeron some days
ranging as' high as tine hundred. - The riveriere
MONEY MATTERS.- ,, "Currency" ii beeoping
sca.ee, andihere is but little differmice between i t ,
and speeie fund. in the markets Now is 'the time
for those who have paper that they inow nothing,
about to Mahe exchanges. Very thing la doll here:
and we have no newphase to chronicle.. The pros-,
pect of the appreciation of ~ scrip ie,beaoming.
faint. The agent's sent to the east to negotiate loans,
we are informed, have retorted with' their fingers
in their mouths This is a strange state of things.
While cities far less able to meet theii responsibili
ties than Pittsburgh and Allegheny, can get money
readily at par, the representatives of thls great Whig
community are refusell ntectit at a _discount l We
can account for this in one way that may be satisfac
tory: ' We are governed by croakers; and men et.
terly incompetent to manage our fiscal affairs. Scrip
was:issued contrary to law, and the Men to iieued
aided in blasting he credit. 'lt was in their power
. . ,
if.theY wanted to take it out of circulation, to have
done so without suffering to the people. The credit
of the cities and county wail good, but they blight:
ed by their nuischievous"mismaragentent the fair fame
of the most industrious community in the-country
By the latest account-from New York and Philadel
phia good securities are • in demand, “fancies” are
downward: Gold continues to pour io. • The Chor
era affects commercial .operations in the East as it
does in the West, though not to So great a degree.
;ASHES..The receipts et:infinite' light and' sales
snaalrwitheut the least alteration in figures. The
following -may be considered the rates :
Sada Ash • . 3# Pearls,
Pots, - • . 4a4b Salaratus,
See:chin, - Si3OPt li
ALE—The demand ..is very good, without any
cbanie in.pricee.. , , We quote Common.nt $6,00, X
X $7,00; XXX ss,oo: Bavarian . Beer (a compara
tively new articist in the market) is worth $6,00.
BROolldS—Are scarce, the`- market at present.
being nearly bare. 'They would command a good
price—say $1,250;2M.
BRICKS--Common are worth $4,5005,00r Pairing
$5,5006,00; Fire Bricks $15,00.
• BAGS—Sales of Cotton at $4,0004,50 f. doz.
BLOOMS—HeId at $65a10.
BEEF..SaIee of Dried 'Beef at BaiSlc. in a retail
*ay; but little:doing. -
BEESWAX..Some transactions reported at 190
42c. from Brat bands and from more.
- . .
- BUCKETS..SaIes of Beaserund Marietta Bock
"eta -
at $2,2002,25. Good supply in market; and de
mand brisk al usual.
COTTON YARNS.---Thcre la very little doing in
the market at present. The following is the stan
dird lieu of'prices established by manufacturers, 5
er cent lees for cash :
hort Reel— .1 't600.... ...... 7
' N 0.5 to No. 10 161 " 760 61
. "11to 13 17 '• 600,900,1000 51e—
" 14- .14 18 Coverlet Yarn fio tiv.sua—
increasing. 1 cent fr lh to l Carpet Chain- •• • 20• R
No. 20 Cotton Twine• • • - • •200.
Lone Reelfk doz. Candle Wick.. ..... —Ol6
No• 500 8 I
Bag Fillings sells at 15c.; No. 1. Batting at.9c.;
.No. 2 at Sc.; No. 3 at 7c. A'superior article of Bat
log in sheets 9/ by 4 feet, expressly for family use,
and perfectly clean, at 121 c.
CANDLES.. We baits no change to report:
City-dipped 9OW Cincinnntido 022
brould . 10 11101 Sperm, best brands3o Om
Pittsburgh Star. • • .22 ft 23 Do. inferior 25 e3O
CORDAGE.. There have been some alterations by
manufacturers, which are noticed below:
Manilla Rope;hy Coil, 15c
Do do when cut, 16c
.
White Rope, by Coil, 12c
Do do when cot, 12c
Tarred do by Coil, 11 c
Do do when cut, 12c
Packing Yarn, fine,, 10c
•
Do do common, 9c -
Manilla Bed Cords, - $1,7502,6203,50 p
Do do per coil, 13?
Hemp do . . -1,5002,2503,00 p
Do do per coil, 10 p
Manilla Plough Lines, -75087 v.
Hemp do do 75
COPPER..The rates are, Braziers 27028; Sheath
ing 27; Old 18019.
oHOCOLATE—SaIea at $2 7503 1 00, according
o brand.
CRACKERS .The regulariniles to the trade are at
the'follosving , •
Water Crackers . $4,00 bbl.
Butter do. 4,75 "
Pilot Bread '3,60 "
Sugar and Soda Crackers 7c. lb.
COTTON—We notice a few sales, amounting in
all to 300 bales of Alabama good to middling at di
toll, - Tennessee is a shade lower: Manufacturers
generally purchase their supplies in the south:.
CORN MEAL—Sales are made regularly from
store at 40c. for beat'quality; some sales of country
ground at 37c. We consider .40c. the. fairest quota
tion. •Sale, of Kiln Dried at $2,00. 1
FRED—The supply on hand is telly' equal to tne
demand, with regular ales at previous quotations.
FLOUR—Tbe receipts appear to be growing lighter,
and the greater portioni is intended tor reshipment.
During the last few elle the sales have been very
small and at a slight decline in figures. Lots 'were
offering on the Levee yesterday at $3,5103,56.
FRUlT—Partakes or the general dullness, Rai
sins are worth $2,00. Of both Oranges and Lemons
the market is entirely bare. Figs are lively at 15
cta
FlSH—Sales of Herring in a small way at 6536,50.
Shad at $959,25 N 0.3 Mackerel at 5 6,2506,50.
FURS—The following , are the rates at present
Red Fox:No:1, 25 50, Raccoon 0'
Gray Fox 121 25 Mintr••••• ••• • • 6 25
Muskrat DenrSkin,o lb. 14 GP
FEATHERS—SmaII sales from' more at 31033 e.
The market is poorly supplied ; demand fair. A
large lot might aot command morethan 31c.
FREIGHTS—Owing to the low stage of water
there his been quite an advance,in freights since our
last report.— Boats were asking yesterday 25 cents,
for all kinds of freights, to Cincinnati, and ports be.
low in. the same , ratio: •
BALT/1101E & OwtwitsrutoAn.4The charges on
the Bailin:kora and Ohio Railroad from this city, to
Cumberland are as follows, viz: Hats, Boots, Bon
nets and Medicines, 35 cents per 100 lbs.- Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queeneware, Tobocco, 25 cents
per 100 pounds. Coffee, Salt and Eiih.,.2ooents per,
100 pounds.
GROCERIES...There has as yet, been no change
in prices. We continue to quote'sales of Coffee at
71{a3c.; Sugar 5635}c.; Molasses at 29030 c. Sales
of Molasses to -a considerable extent have been.
made at much lower rates than the above figures,
although...lll'oy iiiay be considered as the 'fairasking
prices .
GRAIN..Iii the Grain market there is but Mile *
doing. Wheat is still held at 70c; Corn has been
selling at 37404004 Rye 45050 c.; Oats have been
selling'on thmlevee at 3V33c. ; Barley has experi
enced a slight decline and may 111.099 ba.quoted at 50e.
There is none coming in and very little enquiry.
GENSING,—HeId at 25e; * -
GUNPOWDER. .Sales are regular at the follow
ing rates:
•• - iar.o47".
BIE
. . .„ ._.,
i: , ,-".; . . -1- .
;;•.,',!':.
• _ .
PFG•'.t.'.:... r ,4,75 a 5,60 - Eagle do. in, pa.
Etiglat'lli; -- .7:15 3,01 K .4- 11ertto.3.- , •• , ••••``.. -:- ID' 3,3 7,
1
.13nAlx.'114-ctia're 7,00 Rode powder.• • .3,25 5 , 3,112
FFFQ do. , .... a 4,CW .• ~-; = . '-.- ,' -- -
HEMP- Some small sales from store at $130,00
, ~.
per ton
--. GLASS-There is camParatiielynothing doinglo
the tninicet. T The following is ihe established Itst ci
priees:, . . . ~.. . r . ,
Black Bottles••• • -
_. . 61x10. • - .• • • -•-:
Quart, 9. grois. -- a 9
~00: 10x12••• •,.,. -. • •
Pint, " a 7,00 12x18
bladha. wine, 5,6'. Patenttlo.l6xf4- , ,
- • to gal—. .di 9,00. to 24:30 •-•• .55,00015,00
Claret,9.gross- - a 9,00 Country brands,
Window Glass 9 box. . 8x10...-...• •.. 3,2403,91.
• . City brands, -- . 10x12••• ••• • • • :3,5003,60
HULLED 'BARLEY, . Regular. stiles, at 3c.. pet Pi,
.Pearl . tro. at se. ' , - ' .. - . - .
.... • . ..
H.Ar--Not Mitch coming in r sales at-scales at
$7,5009,00.. • . '
~,, . _ , ,
'HIDES -We make a single altersitlon in quota.
lion. - .
Missouri 7GP 9 ' Do. kipps 9/ . 5kin.1,0001,62
Spanish. •• ~ ..... 14 a 16 1 Green a 31
Do. salted 0
IRON-The card p rices are unchanged but we
underatand many of t he manufacturers give:a heavy
percentage on large sales.
Bar Jimiata ••-• • tiP Poughwings.....4l et 51
Common •3 a " Slabs. 4 a
ghee t... , ......... - 63 a 73 Russian Sheet.... 0.. 15
Boiler Plates...., .6 ti) 61 • , . -
105201lunta a 3,60 3d . .•••• .'at 63
'Bs9d " • • e 4,00 Bela, Pth ~ ' a
60 Id ". •• - 0.450, " pressed, .. ... .610
1
d "•... • a 4,75 , Boiler Rivets.. • • .7 . 0 800
56 "• •• • ® 5,00 . , .
, . NAVAL STORES..There has n
been o-change in
the market, and we quoteold prices:
-Rosin .bbl • .2,62 a - " " N.Carolinti4,oo 04,25
iTitch= 30N0 a 3,50 Tuentine,gal.- -62 a 64
Par, Allegitly'.3.oo 51 3,50 Vnrlish, C01;1111,75 a 2,25
, . INSURANCE.. The following table gives the ratio
of insurance on good steamboats:' -
To Phila. and Balt. via To Wheeling •:.•• • . i
canal . i. Brownsville 3
Cincinnati, 4 4 Loubwilte •• .. ..... 1 1
, - Evansville, In't •• • 4 3 . Nashville, Tenn., •• • 3 1.4.
: - Memphis, Tenn. •• f 1 New Orleans 1 .13
'' - Saint - Lents, M 0 . ,. I 1 Quincy, Illinois,. •-• 1 13
Burlington. /ownel 13 I Galena, "-• • • • -13 2*
Jefferson,City, Mo., 2 l ?Independence, 810....11 3 '
' LEAD.. Regularsalis ofhlissouriPig at Jlic.; Bar
sc. Sheet Lead . .$5 p box; Cut 6.• The follow
ing are thp rates asked for Patent Lead Pipe :.
I Inch ticqueduct No 2 Lead Pipe 60.'9. foot.
lit tt No. 2.{/ li 6 0. ip. ~
.1. lc " • Na. 2 o ~ 7 0. • 9 CL
I " . '- "- No. 1 t' " 63c.f.
.1. o if - N o. i ~ ,i n o m. ‘,
I ,i- ',, . ,
,N o . .1 " lf 84}c.9 CC _
1 (4 " No. 1 ll l: 1 . 21 0 . v. ‘,. -
All other sizes file. 9 th. . .., . - • . ~ - . '
LUMBER-There appears to be very little doing
atpresent-and what few sales there are appear to be
confined entirely to the conutry. '. . . -
For dry lumber we give our table as usual, without
alteration:
Clear f. M ' 022,00 Flooring Ido 19,00020,00
Common do ' all 00 Common Ido -a—
,
Clear 13, do 033,09 Oak . . , 024,00
Common 13 do 010,50 Pine Shingles -
Clear 2 •do - 44,00 91000 2,50523,0
Common 2do 22,00 Lathsosaw'd 2,00,U,00
- LEATHER-We give our table corrected. The
only change Is a slight advance in the prices of Now
York 'Red . -
.New York Red, middling weights,.... • • • • 19c pit)
do do Over do ' 18c
Baltimore; -.21022
Harness Leather, 20
Skirting,. do 22023
Birdie,. -d0.... is. doz 533036
Upper, ...do. . .. . ....p doz 24027
Calf Skins,. gi , doz - -18024
OILS...We quote, No. I Lard, 53c.; No. 2 60c. ;
Linseed 68 -
OIL CAKE-Sales of 20 tons at $12,00.
OIL MEAL-Regnlar sales at -Me.
PROVISIONS..Tbere has been but very little
doing in the market since our last report, and but a
slight change in figures. In Hams we notice an ad
vance of i of a cent, and we notice sales at 6107 c.;•
Shoulders are worth 41053 c.; Sides 6051 c. We
notice sales of No. I Lard in bbls. and kegs at 61. to
6lc
PIG METAL: The sales of Allegheny during the
late rise was trifling and exhibited no change in pri•
ces. Hanging Rock we quote at 27029.
RYE FLOUR.—Sales from store at $2,6202;15.
RAGS..SaIe from store of country mixed at Sic.
SEEDS..CIover is without much demand; we
quote of $2,75 from first hands; Flax is worth 90
MSc.
STARCH.. Regular sales at 6061 c.
SPICES.. Very little variation in prices; and sale
at the rates annexed
Cloires tr.V 38
Cussitt in 311102. - 22 ka IS
Ginger .... .. • 10 11
SHEETING—Pend No
yard
SHOT..Regular sales $1,3ta1,44.
SALT...Regular sales at $1,25 at canal; demand
TUBS..Rogular sales at $9 ta,doz.
VINEGAR—Regular sales Cider Vinegar, in bbls
at 70.9 c.
TALLOW.. Wequote at 707:c. in the absence
of any important sales.
'TIN PLATE..Prices have advanced. We- now
quote as follows: 1. C. $11,25; I X $13,00. Block
Tin has also advanced in proportion.
TOBACCO..The dealers report the following
prices, at which the market is steady, and but very
little doing :
Cigar Leaf-• • - 5 fad 7 t2slumpinbox 11 GP 15
klanufed do• • • 2 @•,
Ladies'
2s " • , 12 GP 17
Ladies' Twist- 9 0 10 165 " " 12 0 14
Plug iti kegs.. • 61 7 Scotch snuff:•• 14 at 16
Plug in boxes- 13 ke 15 Itappee ..... • • 14 GP 16
6 Twist 6I(ZP 7 I Cut& dry+ bps. 0 es
Cavendish.• •• • aP 5 1
HAY..Sales were made at the scales yesterday at
$9,50 ,p ton.
WHISKEY..SaIes regular at, previous prices.
WOOL;—The arrivals during the week have been
pretty heavy and operations freely made at the fol..
lotAng'pricea. We note one sale yesterday ofa lot
of 1500 lbs assorted at 27. The amount arriving is
generally - from second hands, growers evidently
fearing to visit the - city on account of the prevailing
scourge:
Corrimon...
8100 d...
Full Blood,
Primo
Hates of Oiscount Dalue of (froino
.CORRECTED BY WE. LARIMER, JR.
Exchange-Broker, 06 Fourth st. adjrnning Bank Pittsbitrygh
PENNSYVANT4
Pittsburgh Banks , • —•••• •Pa
Philadelphiaßanks pa
Germantown •par
Chester county - pa
Delaware county par .
Montgomery county pa
'Northumberland county. liar
Col:Bank ¢ Bridge Co.• .par
Beading.
Lancaster
Doylestown par
Easton par
Bucks county pas
Poustille pea
Washington
Btrownsville
York •
Chambers burgh.
Gettysburg
Mieldktoton.
Carlisle
Harrisbugh
Honesdale
Lebanon
Lewistoton,
Wyoming -
Erie
West Branch
Waynesburg
Suyttehanna county .3
Lehigh county
u. staus Bank
Belief Notes
City and. County Scrip •
INDIANA.
State Bank and branthal•
Stat{Serip.
RENTUCE Y.
All Banks 4
- •
VIRGINIA.
Easternßanka
Wheeling
BBranches, t
Branch ad-Blinwantazon•—.4
MARYLAND. •
Baltimore city pa
Countryßanka • 1
NEW YORE.
City Bata:4. pa .
Country Banks 1
- NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks I
JERSEY.
Plainfield meat
Pittabumglx Aorta
AITILL hold their Summer
TV , Vegetables, Plants, El
and-Thursday, the 13th and I
will be awarded for the best
riety of articles exhibited 1.
hers, and all who feel an int -
quested to bring their product
Lon.
VALUABLE, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— very
. .A desirable Property, having a front of 112 feet on
Mercer street by 122, bounded by a 20 feet alley and
Webster street;. being in a healthy and pleasant loon
.tion; having a comfortable Dwelling House, well ar
ranged and front and back porch; large Garden of fruits
and Rowers, !shade treek/ke. The whole is In gdod or.
der. Price low ; and terms accommirdating.
S. CDTHDERT,Gen.-Agent,
Smithfield'street.
jeS5
• 7000 tbs. Shoulders; reed and for gale by
JAMES PATTON, Jr.
8030148 AND COLLARS— latest
- styles doz., late - styles and
various qualities, ree l / 4 1-this day and.for sale low by
.11112 EDW , DVODD & CO
4 '
•
TCy4h± 7 4,,,,= -4r ' k g•A,
tJC 4
- -
• - ".
.
- , , - .
Nutmegs 1,50 1,60
Pepper 9 10
Alspiee. 13 0 16
1,7 c. Nonatook 61c v.
iStateßank andbranehes. • • }
Cincinnati/tanks i
Cireletille (Lawrence) I
'Xenia
Bank I
IXenia }
Masailion.• • • I
Sandusky
Geauga i
Norwalk.• -- -• • • • • ........
. -
New Lisbon - i
Wooster - 75
Marietta ' I
Chillicothe t
Ckveland
&iota 41
1
r Lantana' F
Hamikon- 10
Canton. 00
Urbana 50
Granville 50
. 4
.....
I
• I*.
ILLINOIS.
State Batik and Branchra 43
Bank of Illinois. 75
1 MICHIGAN.
I Riaisin 70
(Insurance Company •• 5
,State Bank. • • ?per 5
Oakland county. 10
'Farm. and Mech. Bank —lO
'St. Clair no eale
MISSOURI
State Ren k
TENNESSEE.
AR banke
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
New York (prem.)
Philadelphia.•"
Baltimore "
•
VALUE OF. COINS.
Amer. Gold (prem.) ..... . .. •1
Old• • • .cto. - - •do 5
Guineas - . $5 00
Soeireigns
4 83
Frodertekdora• •• •• ..... 760
Ten Thalers 7 80
Ten Guilders 3 00
Louiscrors 4'20
Napoleons 3 611
Doubloon, Sponisb•-• • -16 OS
Do. Patriot 'l5 50
Ducats 120
cultural Society
Fahibition of Early Fruits,
lowers, &c,, on Wednesday
4th of/UNE, and premiums
and second best of each va
or competition. The mem-
Crest in Horticulture, are re
lions forward to the Exhibi
mayllsd&w
~.RiNT.: 4 ll.tell4). c e
PORT OP PITTSBURGH.
I rim. VV4.2 . ,)/ piTELE.c.itikmqm.
,
Steamer Lake Erie, Siloles, Beaver.
" Michigan No': 2, Gilson; Beaver.,
; ' Baltic, Jacobs,
Brotvnsvjile
" Atlantic, Parkinson ' do.
" ' Ohio, Stoops,Ciallitolis
`O. '
Wm. Phillips, MT ail. Wellsville.
" Camden, Hendrickson ,MeKeesport
" }Judson; Mehlillan; Sunfish.
. Aligheny Clipper, Abram, Beaver.
Cashier, Dawson, Cincinnati.
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Gilson, Beaveri
. Lake Erie, Sholes.Beaver.. •
`" Baltic, Jacobs, Biownsville ''
T Atlantic, Parkinson, - do:-
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Friendship, Davis .Wheeling.
Hudson, McMillan, Bridgport.
" A. Clipper, Abrams, Beaver.
" Peru, Calhoun, Sunfish. •
&Mb Tau light draught and swift running steam
er MARY ANN, A. McGowrs, Master will
save . tor, Cinemnati and 'Louisville on Wednesday
Morithig,Mloeelook.
For freight or pasenge, apply' on board. ' .
jcig. -
For Greenwood
NFW.ARRANGEIHMENT.--Theis t
steamer THOS. SCOTT wilt coin'
• mence on Monday, May 7th, to tun
from the old - Greenwood Landing, foot of Pitt , street; to
the Garden, leaving atta o'clock A. 11, and at each even
hour until It o'clock P. ss.; last trip from and.
•Garden'at
10 P. M.
The Saloons are supplied.with all the delicacies orate
season. Tea at 6 o'clock. The Garden, with alone
collection of.Greenbnase Plants, Dahlias,AannalPlow
erPlants and Shrubbery. The comfortable wharf boat,
Greenwood, will be placed at the Pitt st. lauding. hny4
WELLSVILE PACKETS.
For Beaver' and Wellsville.
•
"Tits new and splendid,passenger steamer
CALI 33 COPE; A. bluanocs, blaster, will
leave for the above and all intermeTtate ports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. , •
For freight or passage, having" superior accommitda
tions, apply on board. may4
New Arrangement.
. . .
Tna steamer 13EAVER, Cass. E. Cram%
Master, will leave this city every /51Ondayi
e nes ay and Friday, at 1.0 A. N.
She has a boat at the landing, between Wood Art.: and
the Bridge, prepared to receive freight at any time. [rapt'
Wm. B. Wheeler, -
'QTEAMBOAT AGENT, can he found at Weihry
17 Gricee Counting Room, corner of Water and Smith
field streets, Pittsburgh, mar 27
Tam fine new passenger steamer AARON
HART, W. J. Kourrrz, blaster, wit! leave for
t e -s: ;;;e and intermediate ports, regularly.
For freight or passage, a . . ly on hoard. mays
CAINERY, &c.—Scott's Engineer and Machinist
Assistant, being a series of plans, sections and evolu
tions of Steam Engines, inningSp Machines, Mills for
Grinding Tools, Om; in 2 folio vole.
Prantical Mechanic and - Engineers , - Magazine; ..11
vols.; 4to.
Carpentry and Joinery: A comprehensive guide book
for carpentry and joinery, with rules for every part of
work about building, and numerous plates; 2 vole., 4to.
Cressy's Encyclopedjo of Civil . Engineering, in .one
th:ek vol., 9 vo.
Scott's Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer ; 8 vo.
Tredgold on the. Strength of Cast Iron: new ed. by
Hodgkindon, in 2 vole., 8 vo.
The Steam Engine,. by the Artizr n Club ; I vol., 4to.
hludie's Surveyor, Engineer and Architect.
hlini6es' Mechanical Drawing Book; Bye.
Holtzapifel's Turning and Mechanical Manipulation;
2 vol., Svo.
Bourne on Steam Engine; 12mo. •
Craddock's Lectures on Steam Engine; 6vo.
Alban +BO Pressure Steam Engine 2 vols., S vo.
Hann Theoretical and Practical Mechanics - ; Svo.
Tomlinson Rudimentary Mechanics.
Dolma Rudiments of the Art of Building.
Soßndell Rudimentary Treatise on Well Digging,
Boring, etc.
Just received and for sale by
JAME.'S. D. LOCKWOOD,
63 Wood street.
New Light.
WE have received a lot of LAMPS of various sizes
and kinds, of a new construction -that is quite
simple and complete—some ornamental.
Also, the article to burn in them, called " BURNING
FLUID," or ‘• ETHERIAL OIL," It ban rare qualities,
which recommend it to the attention of Steamboat men,
Hotel Keepers and Housekeepers. For cleanliness,
economy and brilliancy, it surpasnes anything portable
now in use.
Persocs who please to call on us will he shown the
peculiarities of the new comer.und '
A constant supply of the Fluid and Lamps kept by
• SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
ie2t Ist, between Wood and Market sts.
fIMIS FAR WES'E—Lite in the Far West, by George
j Frederic Ruxton, author of *. Adventures in Mexico
and too Rocky Mountains," etc.
. Dante's Divine Comedy, the Inferno -n literal prose
translation, with the text of the original collated from
the best editions, and explanatory nctes; by .1. A. Car
lyle, M. D. JOHNSTON S. STOCK.TON,
j.e2l Corner 3d and Market stn. .
riffEAP BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.—A- valuable
Building Lot, in a good location in the 7th Ward,
havinf, a front of :10 feet on Rebecca street. near Lacy.
vile Church, by 100 deep—will be sold for $250, cash.
S. CUTLIBERT, Oen. Agent,
je Smithfield street.
Magazines for July,
RECEIVED AT M. A. MlNER'S—Codex's Lady's
Book, Graham's Magazine, Sartain's Union Maga
zine, and National Magazine, for July.
The American Angler's Guide, with numerous illus. , '
tratione.
Nineimh and its Remains—by Layord.
The Old London Bridge ; or, The Days of Henry VIII.;
by C. Herbert Rodwell.
Grace Dmlley ; or, Arnold at Saratoga—by Charles
Peterson.
Second No. of the Personal History and Experience of
David Coppe4eld—by Charles Dickens.
Facts for the People; or, Things Worth Knowing: a
Hoek of Receipts. Fresh supply. -
The Crimea of Paris—a Record of Scenes and Events
of Every Day Occurrence—by Robert F. Grubey.
(Er Smithfield street, opposite Brown's Hotel. I fat
Bathant
subscribers have on and a large stock of Bath
." lag Tubs, consisting of the following-kinds :
Plung Bath Tub large size; .
Ottoman Bath Tub ;
Sponging "
Hanging Shower Tub ;
Children's Bath Tubs;
Hand Shower Baths;
Leg •
Stomach Heaters, &c
These Tubs are made of good materials and neatly
Japanned. JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
Je2l • Corner Market and Second streets.
...245a26
NE"'BOOKR—lrving —The Crayon Miscellany
comprising, The Prairie, Abbotsford, Newstend
Abbey. Complete in one volume—elegantly printed.
Curzon—The Monasteries of the Levant. Post, 8 vo.;
illustrated.
A volume of more than ordinary interest, relating
series of most curious and often amusing adventure. •
• • The field occupied by the volume Is almost entire
ly new.—Cervimercial Advertiser.
A book of gentlemanly, liberal, scholarly interest,
which reminds us not a little of Beckford's Spanish Ex
cursions. or the vivid eastern reminiscences of Eothen.—
Literary World.
Cooper—(Now edition of early works.)—The Spy, re
vised, /cc.. with new introduction and notes. Complete
in 1 vol. Uniform with Irving's works. 81,25.
The Spy and the Sketch-Book were the first Amerman
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 in a foreign
literature.—Literary World. •
For sale by .1. D. LOCKWOOD,
jels 63 Wood street.
JAMES TAYLOR. -- • • •-• • •JORTi H. TAYLOR,
J. a. Taylor £ Ca,.
No. 122 Liberty street, (four doors below St. Clair street,)
MANUFACTURE ALLHINDS OF WIRHCLOTH,
from No. 2 to No. 00; Brass and Iron Wire RID
DLES-and SIFTERS, from N 0.2 to No. GO.
Every No. Wire Cloth'in PAPER CYLINDERS..
All kinds of HAND WORK, Screens, Bird Cages,
Fenders, &c.
RIVETS—BIack, Tinned, Copper andlirass, of every
size, on band or mane to order.
WIRE.,--Iron, Brass, Copper and Steel of every size.
BROOM WIRE, Sheet Brass, Japanned and Britannia
Ware.
Orders for any kind pf the above articles will be
promptly filled. Purchatiers will find it to their advan
age to call and examine our stock. j e9:3na
•
MACKEREL -100 bbls. large N 0.3;
10'" ,t 1•
10. d " 2;
20b(. bbls., Nos. 1 and 2, Mass. ins'n
Landing and for sale by
• MILLER & RICKETSON,
je4 Nos. 172 and 174 Linerty street.
An VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, in the
— lll 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 Fifth and 11/Irke
streets, Pittsburgh. . SILVESTER SEYMOUR:
Pittsburgh June 8 1848.--illm&ltw
W BOOKS.-8 Hisun - il of Wonder/la Invention, Nillustrated with numerous engravings on wood.-
1 vol.; muslin.
The /nrarnatian, or Pictures of 'the Virgin and her
Son, by Charles Beeoher,Fort Wayne, Indiana; with an
Introductory. Essay, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Just recoiled by JOHNSTON & STOCRTON,
je7 Cor. &I and Market sts.
• I summer Goods.”
JUST RECEIVED, per Express, a small assortment of
Summer Coating; also, two pieces white Marseilles,
fig'd, beautiful patterns ; and will be made to order cheap.
JAS. MeGVIRE, Tailor, ,-
ie2o Third street.
A A. MASON & CO. are offering 1 yard wide Brown
Muslin at 41 cents,
Bleached do. if and very fineat cents; Summer Stiffs of every Variety; more Cali.
coes at 6}; Lawns, 9 cent , last colors, warranted ; fine
Bereges 181 and 2.5 c.; more Wrought Collars, S and 10c.;
Chemizettes 25c.; &c.• &c• je.2l
WRAPPING .PAPER---fi r reams, large size, Intended
expressly for use of Shirt .Manufacturers.. For
sille by Del 23 EPNVIP TODD & CO.
;2;OMMI
mu m= m i antu A
For Sale,
-.;
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WILA ND E 317.1
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THE UNITED- -•-
• BE A ST S,-- • -
. .
TN PITTSBURGH on Tueiday, Wednesday and - Th uridaY, July 3, 4 and 5, for three days only, at the MANSION
ROUSE - YARD, Liberty street.'
TIME OF EXHIBITION:
On Tuesday, July 3d, Afternoon from 2to 6 web: t et t —le the Eeeeinjuf:r_omm7ornito
fromelocki - • .-•
On Wednesday, July 4th, there will be four distinct Exhibitions,ll o'clock, and from
to 1 P.m.; Afternoon, from 2 to 5 o'clock; and Evening, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
On ThursdaY, Joir sth--:Morning, from 9to 12; Afternoon, from 2to 5; and Evening, from 7to 10. ,
Among the moat conspicuous features of thii interesting Exhibition, is the.' • ,
RHINOCEROS, OR UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT. '
The great difficulty of capturing this huge and savage creature', together, with the tamest: impossibility of keeping
him alive in a climate so uncongenial to his habits and constitution, renders the exhibition of a LIVING RHINO.
CEROS in the United States; the greatest curiosity in Me Animal Kingdom. . ' •
Foremost in interest, novelty and attraction, are the bold and original performances of HERB DRIESDACH, .
THE EMPEROR OF ALL THE LIONS, IN THE DENS OF WILD BEASTS: '
His performance I differ from all Otters, hot only in the skill and gneee*hich he dieo/eYe in hie exel'ashiivilh the
TERRIFIC GROUP OF LioNs,TIGERS, LEOPARDS,' COUGARS, PANTHERS, Ac„ but In the matchless and
almost superhuman command with which' he exacts the obedience of these fiercest and most remorseless tenants
of the'esert, the forest and the jungle. HERR DRIESBACH MAY HAVE MANY IMITATORS, hat HE HAS.
NO EQUAL—HE "IS' HIMSELF-ALONE.
The LIST embraces all the finest Living Speciinens of
That the great experience, enterprise and resources of the proprietors have enabled them to bring together Mona
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION. : A fall description of the Animals contained in. the.Exhibition, , ailt be
found in Pamphlets and Bills at the principal Hotels, previous to the arrival of thet Company. , - •
0 - 4.IZILLISSION, 215 CENTS. CHILDREN, UNDER TEN YEARS, 15 CENTS....-
Dr. George ID'Cook.
rIFFIcn, in Four th street. nrar.Grant, immediately op
-1,„7 posite Mr. Bakewellis, in the room lately occupied
as office by Alderman Miller. lie may be found,. at
night, in No. 71 St. Charles. my3o;ly4
ess Card.
TYRANTS WELL AS Hafitn
AIaNOPOLERS MOST FALL:
SO MUST PRICES;
WHICH faut will be proveu by calling at MeGaraa's
Fashionable Tailoring Establisbnient,Third street.
St. Charles Building,
Marro: Snuu.prqftts and quick sales,
Va.airry: Push and good.
1031. ffitLLEa, PIIILADA. lllCX.B7SoxrirrsrcußGLl
ILLER SICKETSON, Wholesale . GrOcers; and Im
porters of Brandies, Wines and Segars ; Nos. 17.
and 174, coiner 01 Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh
JHUFFMAN CASIDAY, Mirihandize and. Pro
,-duce Broktr—Office (up- stairs) No. - 28 Wood street
Pittsbrati.
litacec WllUftma,.
MERCHANT TAILOR, Smithfield street, No. 12, be
tureen Ist and 2rl streets.. KAY:-
RB. CARNAHAN, Attorney arLaw—Ofliceoa Fourth
R, B.
et., between Cherry alley and Grant st. (jet-y
A A. MASON & C0.,60 Mims= Britain., are offering
_ClL...their stock of Silks, Shawls, Vizcttes, Lawns and
Ignatius at still greater reduced price& Yard wide bPk
Silks, hesrmake- at 120., Summer Shawls' at 75e. and
$4; most fashionable Vizettes at $5 and $G ; Lawns end
Manlius at 9 and 10 cents; best Merrimack Prints at oc.,
usually Ufa.; Calicoes at Qt.; wrought Collars 8 cents;
wrought Capes $1 and $2; Florence Braid Bonnets 62
and 75c.; Gloves at 4 cents—together within general as
sortment of other Goods at nearly one-half the regular
rates. jclo
TO LET—The large Three Story Brick Ware-
ILI:, house, No. 112 Second street. Possession given
Lst of July. Enquire of (Jen) A. BRADLEY.
Rosedale Garden.
TIM Proprietorship of this beautiful Re - raker,
-pRi; has made every arrangement . for entertaining
• writers during tne - warm seaon.. The steamer
Arehy Mason leaves the foot of Pitt S t reet every after
noon through the week, for the Garden— commencing
half-past 1 o'clock, making a trip every . hour until 101
'
o'clock, P. sr. On Sundays She leaves first trip ..at
o'clock in the morning. Ice Cream; Strawberries, Dia
ller and Sapper furnished to order.- Also, Rooms forOo-
Union Parties at all times,
N. D.—The Boat baring been thoroughly repaired ex
pressly for this tradeond being the first to open it On
Sundays, the owner hopes to gam a liberal patronage.
je2l. J. W. bIEALEY Proprietor.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
BEDFORD, PA.
HC undersigned„having fitted up this large and corn
.l-modions Motel in elegant style,is prepared to ac
commodate 'VISITERS TO THE BEDFORD SPRINGS
in a manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction. The
House is beautifully located in the very centre of the
town, and contains Chambers equal to any Hotel in the ..
State. fie deems it unnecessary to multiply promises,
but pledges himself to use every exertion to render
comfortable all who visit his house.
Boarders will be taken to the Springs in pleasant
hacks, at all times, and the water can always be had
fresh in the house. (je.:2wg) SAMUEL DAVIS.
ADELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT, two miles
below
tween three t a h n e d
C fo iy r
aOcnr e the
fO g hi o o u n ri d v , e w r e o l c s c h upy e in dw b t e h - .
fruit and ornamental trees, and a large collection of
choice shrubbery. Also, an extensive Green-house, con
taining the finest varieties of. exotic plants. COMICIO
dious Saloons are erected for the reception of visiters.—
Ice Creams, Pastry, Fruit, Nuts, Cakes, and all the deli
cacies of the season, are kept for sale i and all kindi of
Plants, both native and exotic. Briquets tastefully put
up at all seasons of the year. Tea every evening at 6
o'clock,
comfortable Steamboat leaves the foot of Pitt street
every hour during the day and evening, landing at the -
Garden gate.
Ecr Kept on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday. [Journal and Gazette copy.] rnyZ
TEAS I TEAS it TEAS II Z
ILIi 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
hand. They are neatly and securely put up
in metallic packs of }, i and kih each, with
eir piinted - card—showing the kind of Tea,
price, 1n..., of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
within invitation to return the, Tea, If not liked.
. -. . .
r{Gunpowder 621 , 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
al Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
ti Hylton 50 621. 75 1,00 1,25
o Y.
"s"" H f son 50 62} 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
~,„.., Black 371 50
ni ' Fine and Extra Fine ••• 75 1,00 1,25 150,
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal to,.
if not suprrior to any sold in thin City, and should they
not prove acceptable to the taste, they can be returned,
and the money will be refunded, as it is only with that
understanding we sell.
We ask a fair trial, that the public may be able to
judge between our Teas and those heretofcgra sold by
other companies in this city...
All lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAS,
should give us a call. Dealers can be supplied on the
moat reasonable terms-
For sale by . ' JOS. S. M. YOUNG & CO.,
N, W. cbrner 4tb and Ferry streets, and
E. YOUNG & SON,
aplB S. W. corner 3d and Rosa streets
Fire and Marine Inauranee.
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA will
inaliepermanent and limited Insurance on - Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shipments by Canals,
Rivers, Lakes, and by Sea. The properties of this Com
pany arc well invested and furnish an available fund for
the ample indemnity of all persons who desire to be pro
tected by Insurance. W. 151. P. JONES, Agent,
maylS 44 Water street.
Factory tor Sale,
TN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION, manufacturing Print
ars, Wood Type and Raised Sign Letters by Ma
chinery. The machinery is admirably suited for all
carving pnrposcs,.for wino* a pattern can be made from
the finest engraving , to heavy cornice. Should the in
ventor, Isaac Memt singer, obtain a patent for 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 of managing 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.
Irri — From the foregoing Notice of I. M. SlNGffil, we
find that the Patent has issued and for proof of our
claim, see records of our deed in Patent Wince ' at Wash
ington;D. C. (MO) SCHOLY is RYAN. •
_ Clgarm, Small' anal Tobacco r ,
AT SACOB McCOLLISTERR, Fifth street, N 0.19.—
Regalia; Washington Lanorma ;
Laßosa; Just') Sans;
Plantation;
Halt Spanish, Malay and Common;
Together.with a Variety of 'other.brands.
Aiso—An extensive assortment of CHEWING TO.
BACCO, of the most celebrated brtmds, among which
are the Luxioas Luxury, P. Robinson's Pound-Lump,
Grant Williams',&and Arch'd Thomas Grape Brand,
Five Lump; -
All orders promptly attended to. Country Merchants
would do well to call and examine my stock t before pur
,chasing elsewhere. • ,
Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale.
Er Sign of the Indian 'Chief. (Irwin'
For Sales
HE UNEXPIRED PART OF A LEASE of a Covasx
T
Holm, in a pleasant location in the City of Pitts
burgh, with all the Bar Fixtures and Furniture ; together
with two Ten-pin Alleys, Balls and Pins, in good order ;
Rooms and Cellar ; lit with Gas. Enquire of
ARTHUR NICHOLSON, or
je&tf JACOB BOSTON • '
RANDY—Marull Cognac Brandy; J. J. - Darry ,
a
a... Bordeau x do.; A. Singneite. , RochelPs do.; COgna
do; in store and for sale by liefq 7 1. S. BONNET.
SPALDING- & ROGEItS,
mar 23
- •
Adinalatiloit 25 Cents, On!r. -
rrHE characteristic &Mures of this great eitanlish
j meat, which appear tohave absorbed the most of die
novelty and recherche entertainment extant, can be only
briefly enhmerated in the limits of an advertisement.
The Asorzomemit, by far the mast stupendous-musical
project of the age,composed of over 1000 distinctinusik
cal instruments, more powerful than a band of - fifty mu
sic lam!, and dra con byforty Horses in procession, will eon
stitatethe Orthestra daring the entertainment.
\IAM entire and effective Dramatis Cotaliany, under the
direction of H. F. NiencitA, Proprietor of• the Adelphi
Theatre, Washington, D. C.; is attached la the Troupe,-
for the purpose of getting up every night the grand He
roic and Patricide Spectacles of
GEN. WASHINGTON OLD PUT," AND "MAD
ANTHONY WAYNE .
_ .
reviving reminiscences of those "times that tried -tnen7s
souls," commemorating some of the most' tirring and in
teresting -Revolutionary incidents; the gallant deeds of
the Heroes of 76.und concluding with "a grand National
Tableaux of Gen. WASELMG7OX mounted on .a noble
charger,: borne on the shoulders of his brace Continentals/
The, accession of the CARLO TROUPE, under the
charge of the great Italian Trick Clown, Sjgnor. FE=
Moue, known throughout Europe as the Man of 1000
Tricks, and more renowned probably than any artiste that
has ever perambulated the country ; and .a singularly
talented Troupe of Equestrians, in every department of
the MaSinessi Mossrs:C. J. Roc Ens, W. VP. Motors . ,
G. 0. lOtso?, T. Yourrh,•.tc., kn.; Masters Gnus= Cu-
PSltair, CLASENCE, &C. 3 Mesdames H. F. Mallow,
KNApP, PERRY;',MiIni DEL.SMOILX, &O.; altogether ren
dering this Double' Company.as much in advance of all
other establishments in the numbers and"talents of-the
Troupe, as in the extent and elegance of ' the outfit
Wilt perform in PITTSBURGH, in front of the AMER
ICAN uoTEL, Penn' street on the 2d, 3d, 9th and sth of
ju F ly
LUR PERFORMANCES 'ON THE FOURTH OF
JULY, viz:—At 10 a. M.; and at 1, 1 and 8 o'clock, P. X.
ADXLIs. =cam's. " • • je26
T Rev: Dr. Vrold.• .
AE AGED CHRISTIAN'S C O MPANION, containing
a variety of. Essays, adapted to the improvement,
consolation and encouragement of-persons advanced in
life. By - the Rev. John Stanford, D. D. with a Memoir
of the author, by Rev. George Upfold,D. D., Pastor of
Trinity Church, Pittsburgh. In one vol, 8 vo. Just
received and for sale by JAEIES D..LOCKWOOD, . '
,e 27 - B3 Wood street...
New Ilardwaie Store, - -
SIGN OF THE PLANE "AND SAW,
_ No. 78 Wood street, Pittsburgh: • '
lIUBEIt & LAUFMAN,irriporters and.Deaters vs Fo
reign and Domestic Hardware, in all its varieties,
are now prepared to sell as low and on as reasonable
terms as can be, purchased elsewhere. We solicit our
friends, and the public generally, to call-and examine
our stock, which consists in part of Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Pen,finfecs, Scissors, Shears, Razors; House
Suet,Trimmings, as Locks, Latches, Hinge!' and Screws,
together with every other article - usually kept in. Hard
ward Stores. We invite the attention of Carpenter and
mechanics generally to our assortment of Tools, which,
have been selected with great care, and which we are
determined to sell so as to give satisfaction.' fati'ld&w
AT THE SIGN OF THE PLANE-AND SAW, a full.
assortment of "Cincinnati COOPERS TOOLS."
For sale by HUBER do LAUFMAN,
mayl6 N0..78 Woodareet.
AFRESH SUPPLY OF COOPERS , TOOLS-411in re
•ceivedd and for sale by HUBER & LA.UFATAN,
N 0.7 8 Wood street.
1.).001i8 OF.THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.—Lutss
Lootwoon has for sale_ the various Publications of
the Protestant Episcopal Press, and those of Stanford &I
Swords, New-York.:.'• JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, .
63 Wood street, ,
ror many years connected with ?Jews. Wiley & Pa
nar% and late John Wiley, N. York and London. Deka
Safe r _For
• -
E A THREE STORIED DWELLING HOUSE,
S being the second house front Penn street t in Sny
der's .w, on Ilay, street. Inunediatetpossession
be given. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney at
Law—Office on - Fourth street, between Charry alley and
Grant street. ie2Onitf.
INSURANCE.
THIE DELAWARE • MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
1. ANCE COMPANY —office,Nortli floc= of the Ex
change, Third street, Philadelphia. ' . • :
Fins lastiasans.—Buildings, Merchandize and other
property in town and country, insured against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of
Isms premium. t
slsturra Inasisca.—T
hey also insure Vessels,'Car
goes and•freights, foreign or coastwise, under opettor. .
special policies, as the assured may desire.
Isitsun Tasstscoarszion.—They also insure inerchan
dire transported,-by "Wagons, Railroad... Cars, Canal
rivers and lakes, on the most
liberal terms. - •
DIRECTORS—Jeseph' If. Seal, Edmund Ai Sander,
John C. Davis. Robert Barton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
-Edwards, Geo. G. - Leitier, Edward Darlingtonflsaac R.
Davis, William Falwell, John Newlin, Dr. - 8.. M. Huston.
James C. Hand, Theophilas Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
Henty Sloan, Hugh Craig, Johnson,rrii Spencer Mc-
Ilvain, Charles Kelly, J. G William-Hay, Dr.
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr. -
DIRECTORS AT- PITTSBURG/I T. Marian,
Win. Bagaley, Jno. T. Logan. - •
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
Rims= S. NRWHOLD, Secretary.
fry- Office of the Company. No. 42 Water street, Pitts-.
burgh. (ielfedtf ) • P. A..MADEIRA, Agent.
OTICE.—The Stockholders of the Farmer s.Depos
-
N ite Bank of Pittsburgh intendmaking application to
the neat Legislature, for such alteration of their Charter
as will give them, Banking privileges;. or, if deem, d ex
pedient, will ask lo be incorporated as a newilank._
By - order of the Board of , Directors.
jel.edmL _ - JOHN 111.AGOFF1N, Cashier.
.07-Irarrisbuz i Telegraph copy till Legislature meets,
P . .
LEASANT RESIDENCE FOR, SALE,..-A. large and.
convenient property, ululate' m Lawrenciville,.at
about five minutes walk from the omnibus stand, having
a new and comfortable dwelling house, stable, gm. The
garden, fruit trees and shrubbery are ell in complete or
der. The lot Is 100 feet front on Ewalt by 1.40 deep on
Vinshingtop street to 024 feet alley: This property will
be sold at a bargain. Terms- easy, and-immediate pos.:
session given. - S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
' Smithfield street.
O ATS -1800 bushels, received and for sale by •
JAMES PATTON, Jr.,
le6 No. 17 Liberty, st.
YE FLPISR-27 barrels, reed and for sale by
'' : — JAMES PATTON, Jr
O. 11IODASSE.S in store and for sale by
3e6. JAhiFS
Q ITGAR HOUSE MOLASSES -- • .
100 blds. Sugar yonee Molasses, St . /times Re - finery
10 do do •do , do - Louisiana do
In store and forsale by MILLS ASt RICKETSON,
mayl6 • • _ 172 and-174 Liberty st.
FEATHERS -8 sacks, Priam, landing from steamer
Cumberland, and for sale by_ - -
B, 'A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
je7 - • Corneflst and Arceid'sts.,
CELEAM AND W. D. DREKSe.-- 35 boxes prime
Cheese for salts by jie9l J. S. SONNET:
3y:t
EIMEME
~3a~~lr~~ a~~~ ~;~ =~,l
x e AfirrATritl ll 4 4
eraer Aff
G~ltfriliT TN*. ii4e gfr#SAff.".9ll4
fordo4o44YMs 69)1 4, 'NftYPIA
moot finombic termb
Collrettoesotade mr.1.,444e priSo*A4',..*-74.7.:411„
at the ioWeit ?Wee, • • -.1 .
_ .
ALLXN 11S4Xgli. fra , WAILAP AG**, :'
• ig&Allna & xessm
Banker/Grp! Exchange Jicokerg, Ilmizte fry PTOPtiVi •Nuat
• DomenicEhill,l3lito of Ezehunge, egrefixilOa MAW , '
it, Bank Notre, and' (rein. •
Corner of Third and AVaQd gia,; : effregriyoppor*:4o
Charles • ,
•
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.. - .N. 110i41iair.li'dr:litlii,
,Vankers and Dealers, in Bochisagit Cminntvl 1141,4 Xf.to,
' No. 4:i .131arkittyte",ellubidrek, :- . - • .
samaxo risxs, ' . . .ruciyitrom. , -- - Minitftl ahllif
' New York ' i fs:•ll3Bieinmeti • - 1 ,
Philadelphia . . : : •1 • ,. 1 -Loilisville • ••• . -
. ... - -
Baltimore' I.:is . . BgiLeels
.
an[ .11,021 i: ,
Buying sates ' '.' • . '' • Buying mikeel :. "..
Ohio 1 ifig:l.Cotuity & City oniV4;
Indiana .. ' 1 " Relief Notes - -.. .0 • -
~, n_nle.k7 . •I" 4 '; l'emileyiviinia do; • . .." •
Ilrginitt , •.1 • 4 ' • 1 New York '* f
‘vntelinfl • •k . 'Y'' Maryland - ' li'
Tennessee • . 3,' New Orleans • • • •
ealiLy • • .
.- .. , ,
/AS. 11.1100 M. _ THOS. SABOEST.
MOON I4 SAAGIBINTo'
• BANKERE,. AND EXCHANGE BROKERS; -'••
N. E. anner of Wood 'and Firth struts., Pittsburgh, Pa.;
IIsEALERS In Coln, DankNotes,' Time Entai l Foreign
.j.. 1 and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, &e
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Onion
and Europe, for sale in lams to suit purchasers. • ..
CUBRM , IT and par funds received on deponte.' • •
COLLECTIONS p mags on Wiping of the L/nion, sit the •
!Sweat rites. . • - . . depll•ly
. . .
Ataibttlar-23 btils..Alackstat,'ll*- 3, large, tor
INA, dale by ; (je7 . 43) •• •• SMITH & SINCLAIR.
I.)ACONSUOU tbs. Bacon HeraS, Bides end Shoulders,
JJ /or sale by • 7„Oe2S) & SiN CLAIR.
FEttalrPpit:irES:- - iiiio7biiibT Dried Peaches, frir .
sele by .fie2B) SMITH & SINCLAIR.
•Am.}:*--Go bushels Dried reaches, far sale
. by': (je2l3) ' - SMITH & SINCLAIR. ,
Ad ISMS. FRESH GROUND MD FLOUR--Reed
:Wand for sale, by . uw49). , ..011111M1NS 4
. _
• -
Ark SACKS EET . RA 'TABLE SAL,T,•4lne'd and fOr
sake by •be 29) • CUMMINS & SMEL'af..
6 0 -
IiUSrIELSCORS/71 , TE.AL—To'airivo andlbr .
, by , • rieti) cuikiaiffis • •
Ototit.E.ani CUEE" . f3E- . —Elec.'d and for
.i 1 Je 2B : • CUAltal4s At. 112411 rti:
rayLsr-Atiki, CHEE s i, EGGS, AND. WLE.D.
JL 5 casks "Paean knossomo Pot Ask;: - :
110 boxes W. H. Cream Caeca!' •
4 bozos and 2 obis. •
J sacks Wool ;.rocelved and for ante by
JeflS J. S BONNET, Libeity et
jr RUNES, FILBERTS AND ENGLISH WALNUTS.
47 glass joss lionleanxTrunes • ' r
10 b4g3 ;English Walnuts; • • • ' - t
/ 0 " niberte toostgnownt and for sale low
oe 2 ) • J. S. ItuNNET.:"
ligaitillil4.•-2.51) boxes No, 1 liceled Herring, in More
*bit ler elVe bubaver...!.
go44"4ol:prime article ' ) in inure and
fJV LPL , gale by
.>..c: stapials ALcLuoi..
• jags Uth street.. .
, s 1
BUBO. ) • :ma fin se by
. • •uD ' • •
1 . ‘viirth: •AND YE w . LLo COHN, lir
000 HUSH .
=id for py • • "• '
472_11tUUND Flal--Ctiop'd Bye, Chop% Corn and Oats,
IX Barley Meal, Bran and Snorts, constantly on bana
luta for ulna by •z • .IXLIOBBS2r. ALL:L/111.4. .;
je26 . JUFtitllatreet. :
VI - EAL - -Corn - Wheat iden.l,llr,
litend,7) and .Rye. Men); (for • Kyo•ond-Indisin•fi
.
kirritd,k Oorumunly on band by ' • • • • •
tir2o • RHODES& ALCORN.
L.RnION SYKUP bErr ELL'S-30 gross ; on• bona and
tor anlo.by RHODkAS & ALCORN,'•::: ,•••
Jr2B ' ' ' .30 • FiAtt tweet:
rifioAtal.so CATSI.IIB-re+3ll dor ~,on hand and for sale y
-1.
je26 [Chronicle copy.J• RHODES & ALCORN_ • _
130 bag* Rio Coffee; •
• 75 pkga. Y. H., Imyl, G. P. and Powehong Teas; •
400 barrels N. 0: Molasses; ••• •
110 -" • Loaf Segar;No. 4'io 8; with a general •
.-
assierlinasit of proceriesi for sale by. •... : •
jet! • ' • RHEY,ALYTTLIEWS 00.•'
rposecco—a kegs.flo. 1 Six. yawn Tobaeciii South.
gate' brand, for Bala by . T ' . ' • .
inset ' ..• . • ItHEY,*ATTAIEWitiVO.
. .
•
.ILISANS-15 Irhite Beans, (01•6610 bY
.D Jew RUBY, MATTHEWS & CO.
LEAION.S. AND FIUS-100 boxes Lemons. 7
• . • 440 Jams. Figs ; just teoeived
=A tarsals kir ..:-• • : JOSHUA Kaaba,
•
cCARES PRUNES, iu jerifi• • -
AP' 4 '." •• ' `. boxual just iec e ived and'folt•
eu1e"14 . .,•. • " ;• ,Af.PSHUAL.RITUDIZ,
Ar. BOXES SHELLED ALAIONDS;•, • •
'MO 10 Bitter. - ••
1000 Cocoa .14 WI . ; just received and for sale by
• jet -''•t • , 403111.1 A &HODES, No.. Wood
SCo/LCHILNGS—Wt barrels, tor rale by
jeW_ • • 1 1 .111EY,'bitirl•HE'WH . & CO.
M.A.CWllEiradrls. 3,.n ea! ;. : • .
• 10 half tdold:,' H6..2 Oast lending; •
• For sale by , 1,140] • • • 1,111:1)YER:
QUGAII-HOUSE . MOLASS . Es— .
lezu sale b ' y No. 15.:12t, " ••
. •
E,..-70 boxes, fokus.le
DYEJt
VAL D
-
•
ZsoulNlO.,-29 be:ea t: suit landed; for sale bv
- : : ' • ' . • Avra.lisrtl.,.
jet& • " 158 Liberty '
streei.
.
"llTElittae—just receiiieic troaille7iltirk, a spier-.
did lot: which will be sold very low.- -
jeLtiolw - H . kI:RYAN,.No. 27 Fifth at.
L - - •
•
INSEE.49IL-10 bble., ree'd on ono meoinont linitiot.
sate by . •-:. • JON G& M0041:41.40;:'
• l e/ 2 •• . . . ' . ''. 4..i0unt16• ''
. .
spoor A3H-5 casks •" Beach Blossom Pot-ashr rec'd
j_ and for sale by . ' .1. s. BONNET ,
„el 2 . Liberty et.
SHOULDERS--• 10 casks, expected daily by Ben Wem
6 ” store and for sale by ..*- •
Jell
.WM.IITER, No:158 Liberty at. • -
Q UGAR HOUSE HOLASSES--Afew bble, aquas ..••
0 Refinery, a first rate aznete, tor sale by • ••.
WM. Millt •
AtislS•d.3 Casks .Lbicon toms , gtpt received per;
ju. Highlander; for sale by 002) Vtibt..DVER. '
(JUFFIIE-40 bagel just receiving; for able low.
dored)Pet receivedandzta&lLL
sQ TAR CANDLE —Z) boxes, Cniniton's, in store turd
. 0 for sale by ' (j ell) XING &
U 41611 , 4 N—510 Dozes, halves, (limners end . eighths, tit
- prime order and for sale by ..
: Ada z KING & MOORItEAD.
OVAISH—A few casl., on consignment muffin sale
by .(102) • • KING ZOMOOREIEME*
.E.110.911EN CGEETGIi-11 casks, just recd and for 14:
••A by Itel 2) . &
C( ^ {'nbabl OLLEIgier 7 LUU bozeoon mine 'ono tor ouie by
]ell • • : • ' • -• • .1(010 I MOORHEAD.
- -
upriecu BIiA.NDy, hist, .Whiakey, Jamaica Bali,
Holland Gin, lot/ to BIM purchasers, for sale at
:erttoiesal__prices, OeS) 3. S. istkiV . NET, Liberty et.
SUGAR - 60 begs , Es store and for sale .by
i.)
s Yeti- J. S. LlONfettl,Liberry at:
rpABLE SALT—RPO baps Hope aline Table 'Soak its
J. . store and for sale by (jeb) • J. &SONNET: . -.
baskets Salad Oil, recd and for sale by
jell . 1. S. BONNET.' •
.E 1190.-100 bbla. No. 3 largifiiiiik — eial;46o boxes No. 1
_L - ' Scaled - Herring, to arrive and for bale by
Atah3l.lo4lN P/NS-4. ease 8., 4,.:Ametiddnriiiii
Insiriceived and for sale by -
McCANDLESS CAMPBEU.4,;',.
- • - 97 Wotxtstreet
DD YE FLOUR-41 bbla. Rye Flour, rec'd and foe Buie
by ' . riny3o.l ' .8. & HARBAUGH.
_ -
PARASOLS—Cotton, Silk and Gingham /?nrilsols, a
fine allymnen , - for c
uue n b iEss & CAMPSE
b LL,!. •
• -
07 Wood Meet. •
.I )ti FFSHOOK-KEEPING:—.IILanis for teaching
tbls
system, with the author's directions to teacher*,
pruned on the covers. A new supply,frora New York.
lust reed and for sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
Jell . . 8l :wood street..
:CUTLERY -1 cask superior Sauces and Forks, Pocket
NJ and Pen-knives, Buteherßsdves, Shoe Knives, Stir
sorsote.; just opened by • - .
MCCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
ST Wood street.
VINE COGNAC BRANDIES-27 hid pipes, various
vintage's, of our own importation for commerce,"
from Bordeaux, just received and for safe by •
MILLER & lIICELTSOI4. -
Je4 Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street.
11 - 11 PROVED PUMPS, that will not ritzFx - up in tho
count ?weather, for sa,pafFE &. ATKINSON,
-'
;..
First, between Wood and Market sts:: '
- • •- •
I)ED BLANKETs—i. case (.16 pair) Bed Illan.kets a HH
y 84, 6 Sts., ribbon bocitd, received this dap, on
consignment from the manufacturer; and for:sale by
ao• : 7Liberty, oppo‘ite Fite' stroeit:r%
BALES BROWN. musLliv.,-at4t 5.. •
_ Ji..-.211A.50N.k.
_ .
.14ED APPLES--• 275. bushels Dried .Applesi reC'd
D. -
Eeita for. saleiby [my3o SWW-M.A.RBAUGH:.
ELIBII BEEF-2 tierces.Frime Dried-Beef, ree'd.and-
IJ for sale try , ; [my3oj. • - -S. &W. HARBAITCBI._
ARD 01L—A few Vele, Just received end for wale bp
iny39 - • &W. RAB.BAUGII.
grILABS-,T, 5 boxes ”111urkell'an assorted lazes salmis
just - received arid for sale by •-• • .•
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SODA ASH-30 casks or 2teeliii. CO)3 atipd#FSoda
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NATOOL.:400,000 pounds of Wool wanted by
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•A•7IOI,ASSES-100 - bbla. DI; O. Molasses ree'd and for '
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