ghe OcalV lino ll tino Foot.
110r*forrtiscirsatirst*turticacind in sitetfarmbifoo a
chlockir l'hestrittat be eomptied with,sn order to ft
urs an. *mentor": Muni: ispossibto,an sarlitthourttroukg
. •
Morning Foot Jib prbiting afar:
CORNER' OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS.
Ilaving'added to -our Establishment, a splendid
`Steam-Power Printing Machine, we are-prepared to do
all kinds of Newspaper and Bookwork in a style of un
surpassed beauty _and neatness, and Upon the most -rea
sonable terms. -We respectfully solicit the patronage ot
he public in this line of our business •
• Mi. Eintou:--Please announce the name of R. G.
BROOKS, of the, Second. Ward of the City. of Pittsburg,
in the Daily and Weekly Pittsburgh Post, as a suitablu
candidate for the office of Counyy, Commissioner subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Mr. Buocots, having proved bin:welt an unwavering.
Democrat, will, if nominated, receive the most warm
lad hearty support of the Democratic part3r.
je22 MANYJOITERSCINIAN Dsmocturs.
Coroner.-.loffer what's left of me to the Dem
ocraticc County a:invention as a candidate for. Coroner.
If I have any friends, ' , want them to leg tot' me now.
Raft,
myW ' Late of Molina del Rey,
,
Sunday Trips • to .-
Beaver.. The steamer
'EPEE. wRI leave the Wharf, opposite the'hlononga.
hats Rouse, every Sunday. maiming, at 9 o'clock, for
Beaver. Renaming, will leave Beave.r at 1 o'cloek - , and
arrive at 4i:o'clock, P. re, - _
Fare, TWZNEE•WIVIT, crows. ' ' my 24
Dier Nottce...The Journeymen Saddlers, Harness
and Trunk Atakora' Society meets the first Saturday of
every month, at Union Nall, corner of §inithfield and
Fifth streets. , (mayl9:ly)' C. Gazzmnint, Sec's.
E7t, G. W..I3IDDLE., Derstlatßasnivitivro . a
new three story Brick, on Simian= sr one door be
low Sixth street." TEETH INSERTED, from one to a
*hole sett,. by Atmospheric Pressure, with a - beautiftil
representation of the Natural Dint, restoring the FACE ID
its original shrlpe, TEETH EXTRACTED, with little
or no pain: DECLVED TTLETII permanently saved by
PLIIGGIECI, preventing the Tootlt-ache whichismuchbet
ter than curing it, though it should.be' - done Cn Ave min
utes, or even instantly. " aP 211 .9 -
I:I:7TNE . P/TTSSITEDIT, CINCNINNATI AND LODISVILik
Tzutaluara Coia2Amr, have declared a Dividend of three
per cent. for the last quarter; payable on date after the
ithh haat., at the °thee of Pktatra L Etesiva & Co.
jy10:1w - JOSHUA.
113-Artitention...-ROBER1? BARKER, hlattanawr
TAnza, No.,3lXorkrt, between Second and Third:arras,
.Pintburgh.—Constantly on hand, a large and general as
sortment of FASHION/4LE ity.A.DY-NIADI CLOTHING.
Particular attention paid to the. 'Cutting of Custom
Work, which will be made to the moat fashionable man
ner, and on reasonable letron. . magi
MR. MARV= Will please announce ANDREW
Jomemon, as te candidate for Coroner, subject - to
the decision of the Detuocmtic County Corrvention., He
is a true Democrat, and uo mistake.
je3o Malty DEIWCRATD. -
OFWICE in , rfir At.utantniv Samar; Co. j
Jane 2d.
The President and Managers of-the -'Company for
ereeting'a Bridge over the Allegheny River, opposite
Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny," have this day
declarecia•Dividend of one LhAlaraud seventy•five cents
on each share=of the - Capital Stock, standing in the
names of individuals on the books of the Company, to be
paid to the Stockholders or their legal representatives,
jp-411vv-Ivit Joan likaPER, Treasurer.•
'lrrEconomy.;-If you washro save your money
and buy a superfine HAT or.CAP, call at FLESIING'S
HAT STORE, where you will find a complete assortment
of the latest Fashions, CHEAP FOR CASH.
WM.
maahyl: 130 Wtiod at., canter r f Virgin alley.
1371. 0. of 0. F.—Place of Meeting, Washington
Ball, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Alley.
Prnsamum Lonott, No. 335—Meets- every Tneaday
Maacattruat Emelt:dr:are, No. B:—Meets-let and 3d
Friday of each month. - mite2s-I.y
try- 1.. O. of O. F....Auxoutray Loooa, No. 49
meets at the liall,•contee of Wood ,tareet• and Virgin
Alley, everyThurtlayevenieg, at 8 o'clock; .
• mayhemqaoana Bassirrc,See'y.
1:17;•Odd Renewal Ilan, Odeon - Bui/ding, Fourth
street, between, Wood and Smithfield otreetr.—Yattsburgh
Encampment, No. ,meets lot and 3d Tumdays of each
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No 4, fleets 9d And 4th.
Tuesdays.
Mechanics' Lodge, No. 9, meets -every Thursday
- '
Wester Stu' Lodge, No. 24 . , meets every W ednes d ay
ey io e rn
nin tity Lodg , N 0.18 2, meets . every Monday, etlig.
Mount Moriah e Lodge, No. 360 meets. every Friday
may - 29:1y .
evening.
DIVIDEND.
THE ATLANTIC AND OHIO TELEGRAPH CO3l-
..I.:PANIf have declared a Dividend of Fiity Cents per
share from the earnings of the Ant for the last --three
morlths, ending 30th June, and payable on and after the
10th inst. - Western Stockholders payable at the cffice ot
Palmer, Hanna Jr. Co. IPdT. 3.141.F.E. Seo'y.
Philadelphia July 11, 1319.. . jyleasv
MR. HISBEETS—Dear. Sir: I take pleasure in
testifying to the good qualities of your WRITING
FLUID, and in recommending it .to the public. It has
been used in this Institutioat for about a Tear , and on re
fening to the books I find that the color improves by age,
the tint being a fine blue black. It flows freely, and to
those who use - metallic pens, it will be found a very de
sirable ink. Respectfully s(mrs,
- OFIN HARPER.
For sale (together with Ribbert's Red and Machine
Copying Inks,) by B. A. Fahnestock Co., ,Pittsburgh ;
IL P. Schwartz. Allegheny. ciry, end _themanafarmrer.
THOS, & RIBBERTS, corner . of Liberty and Smithfield
streets,Ettsburgh., Pa. . jyl2
OH BRONCHIITid, second edition, revised
andentaiged.-4 Treatise on Diseases of the- Air
Passages; comprising an inquiry into the history, causes
and treatment :of.tlume affections- of the throat, called
Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis . , Clergyman's Sore
Thrash Ea. /Ed. -By Horace , Green, A. -M., At D., &c,
Platesnnpmvedand dolefully colored.- Rcyai SIM., gilt
The uuthorhasmade a most valuable addition to prod,
steal medicine-- • We have adopted the mode of
treatment recommended by him, andcan Eorrobomte his
statements as to its great volue•"—British end Foreign
Medical Review. - . -
' "Written with so much care and excellent arringe
suet's as to beAnite intelligible to the unprofessional re‘.-
der."—N. Y. Evening Pont. ' . -
"Without doubt the retnedy over all others. "-14. Y.
Evening Mirror.
"Ably mitten, and Shows a man thoroughly master
of his profession."—New Yotk Observer.
Just received and for sale by
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
- 63 Wood street.
creedal* Garden
Ilitt THE Proprietorahtp of this beautiful tirrauxr,
has made every arrangement for entertaining
viEllets during tae warm season. The steamer
drehy =on leaves the foot of Pitt street ever) , after.
noon through the -week, for: the Oarden commencing
half-pull o'clock, making
,tx trip every hour until 10I
o'clock, •r. is. On Sundays, - she leaves, first trip at 8
o'clock in the ruornlng.' "Ice Cream, Strawberries, Dia
ner and Supper furnished to order. Also, Rooms for Co.
tillion Parties at all times. . - ,
. .
N. B.—The Boat having been thoroughly'-repaired ex
pressly tor this trade, sad - being the Erst to,open it on
Bandays, the owner hopes to gain a liberal patronage.
jell J. W. MEALEY. Proprietor.
PICK= TEA STOKE.
MIRE subscriber has just received, at the Pekin Tea
Store, .70 Fourth street, a very large and well select
ed stock col pure GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, from N
York, all of which has been received in this country
since theist of February ; last, consisting of the different
grade, grown in thiCelistial 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 eity.--;
We invite retail grocers to call and examine our ,stock
and prices. They can have it packed in 1, andi
packages, 51b. tin ,cannistere, or by half chests, to suit
their convenience.
Ourretail prices convenience. ;
varyor Oolong, Black Teas from 50
cis. to 51,601 P-lb,; Ning Young Souchong, 50 cts.f Con
go 50, and,Eiteish Breakfastso; Young Dyson, Gunpow
der and Imperial, from3stents to 161,25 fe lb.
Families are requested to send and get samples of our
Teas and try them, before purchaslog s _ -
my l 24:dd.w , A. JAYAW.S, 70 'Fourth st. •
WHITE SUGARS.—LoveringoaLoar, Crushed and
I'l- Pulverized Sugars, just reek} zoid • for sate' by,sbe
bbl. or at ietalkat the PEKIN TEA -STORE, 70 Fourth
street. may 24
FINE . COFFEES—Mocha, African, Java, Laguyra,
St. Dorninv and Rio Coffee:, just rec'd and for sale
at the PERIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth ai. mar 24
RAISINS AND FIGS. - -20) eighth hiesprime Rai
sine, and 50 small druma fresh Figa, oust received
and for sale at the PEKIN , TF.A STOR.E, 70 Fourth
CLIOCOLATE, C.000AAW.5130 - 0151A—Ualtees Bro
roa, No. 1 Chocolate and Cocoa; also. Setuudeswee t
spiced Chocolate, tust.ree'd and . for sate at the PEKIN
TEA STORE. id Fourth street. - may 4.
• • ' filletchsults , Heitel t -
Fourth - sireet,beltaelnAreh and -Marker; Philadelphia.
THotel,HE Propr i etorship .and Management of this well
knoiva having this day passed into the hands
of the subscribers, . they beg leave to state, that it is their
purpose to reader it worthy of the vary liberal patron
age with which it tins 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. & McKIBBIN,
maylielm (Formerly of Exchange Hotel, Pittsburg.)
Dissolution.
THE partnership _heretofore exis ting between Samar
B. Bashfield and William B,Bays,truding colder the
firm of BUSHFJELD 8 HAYS % has this day..been dis
solved by William B. Bays selling his entire interest in
the Finn to S. B..Bushrield. All accounts due the firm
will be collected by 8.-B. Inshfield, and all debts due by
the late firm to be paid byshe same,
S. B. BUSLIFIE44II.
W. B. !LAYS.,
Pittsburgh, .Twie . A 1949
.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.:—S. B. Bcsneurtm having this
day associated with hinutelf,HMMT Lemma, formerly of
Bedford, Pa., and recently of the National Hotel. Puts
burah w illcontinue the business under the firm of
BUSHFIELD'ec . LEADER, at the - cdd stand 1 , 70. 220
Liberty street-' -- S. fl BUSH FIELD.
Pintburg/t,Jine.22,1012. H. LEADER..
Having - retired fronillte former bmiiness, "take plea
sure in recommending my inc:errors - to the patronage
of my customers and the public general 4.
AFRESH SUPPL OF COOPERS , TOOLS— not re'
calved !Ind fox. lode fillagli& LAWMAN, - i
way 9 No. l . „8 Wood Wool'.
(5 4matial
PITTSBORGH,OOARO OF TO4Olt•
' JNO. BleFAVEN,Commit voa Jyta.
J: LORENZ. -
. 'PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOX 1.848.
SteemboatPaeletLine,leavesdailyforCirminritti,l.oast.
Passenger Packet, vitt:Brownsville, to Baltiitore and
Philattelphia,l A. sr., and 6 P. X.'
Hail - Conch Line, direct to Philadelphia, 0 A. it., and 12
Western and SoutherribtailCoach Line, 6 A. it.
Nortir•Western, via Cleveland, daily,lo a. m- •
Erie and Western New daily, 9
North-Easteni,to Philadelphia, daily, exceptSundays,4
' - • -
ARRIVALS AND.BEIARTUBE OF MAILS.
Eastern Mail via. Philadelpbta; due 3 A. st.; chimes 'l2
-Western Mail, Cin. and Louistr., due 8 r. x., closes 5 41.11.
''&tuthorla Balt.andWashin,gton,due P. x.,elosess
North:Western via Cleveland, due in a.m., closes 9 A. N.
Erie and Western New York, due '8 r. te., closes 8 L.Ot
Bahk of Pittsburgh.— -.
Exchange Bank. • .• • ..--
Pderahants , and M. Bank • •
Faraters'Deposit Bank
Hand Street Bridge
Northern Libertiesßridge• • •
Old Allegheny Bridge •• • •• •
Connellsville B. R.Stock,paid on
shares,S2,so •
'City Bonds (6 fr ceit;)•
Idonongahelaßridge•• •—•— 25,0 0
Gas Stock
Perna. 9s, quoted in Philadelphia • • • -
Penna. B's, " " " 101{
New issue Treasury Notes, 6's, quoted in Philada• •1111
Weekly Review of the Markets.
'. O r F .rtER E NL E , YuktiP3,°lB64Tb•
REMARKS.---Bnabseas - conflaties perfectly stag.
nant, and we presume there will be. no change for
some time;Merchanti generally are engaged set- ,
fling up their books preparatory to the fall business:
The weather is very warm an the river low.
MONEY MATTERS —About the first of the
Month money matters were very tight, but we find
as the month advances there are fewer complaints.
Though business is dull, and money among our
trading people *came, we have abundant reason to
thank Hesien that we are as we are. The Cholera
has prostrated business in the West; we feel the
influence of that prostration; but the disease has
laid °alp a light hand on our community. While
our neighbor cities are filling their cemeteries by
the thousands, we are spared; for though moat of
the deaths which occur are from cholera, yet the
aggregate number of interments is not greater than
In former years, when the city was considered
healthy. Should this state of things continue, our
Fall Business will undoubtedly be excellent. We
hear of notrpaaactiona eicept the redemption of
the scrip to!affect our monetary affairs. No ar
rangement has yet been made by • Allegheny, but it
is to be hoped our sister city will not be tar behind
Pittsburgh in getting out of the slough. Money is
very abundant in the East, And while there is a
alight decline in c , fancy stocks," the observing wri
ter of the money articles, in the New York Herald
saye—a , It is not to be disguised that all kinds of
stock property is selling at prices fully equal, if not
considerably beyond its value: , The last sale of
Pittsburgh bonds that we have heard of was at 92l
in Philadelphia.' 'There is no reason why they
- should not be par, when Ohio 6's are commanding a
prenalem of 91 per cent.; and Tleasury Notes
at I 17. -
ASHE6..The receipts continue light and sales
- shun without the least alteration in figures. The
following may be considered the rates
'Soda Ash Pearls,
Pots, 4.041 Salaratus,
SCcrehinrs- Vital i
ALE 2 :The demand is very good, withbut any
chanko in prices. We quote Common at $6,00, X
X $7,00; XXX $B,OO. Bavarian Baer (a compara
tively new article in the market is worth $6,00.
BROOMS—Are scarce, the market at present
being nearly bare. They would command a good
price—say. $1,25a2,50.
BRICKS—Common are worth $4,50(afi,00; Paving
$5,50(56,00; Fire Bricks $15,00.
BAGS—Sales of Cotton at $4,0004,50 fp doz.
BLOOMS..HeId at $65121 , 70.
. BEEF..SaIes of Dried Beef at SASK.. in a retail
way; but little doing.
BEESWAX: .Soute transactions reported at 1019
22c. front first hands and from store.
BUCKETS. -Sales of Beaver and Marietta Buck
ets at 82,2002 3 25. Good supply in market; and de
mand brisk as usual.
COTTON YARNS.—There is very little doing in
the market at present. • The following is the stan
dard list, of prices established by manufacturers, 5
per cent less for cash.:
Short ReelL- , 1 " GOO 7
N 0.5 to No. 10 1131 " 700- •- • ...... 61
"11to 13 17 ' n 100,900,1000 510—
"14- • • .14 18 Coverlet Yarn p 111•4/10
Increasing' 1 cent rlbto I Carpet Chain 200—
No. 20 Cotton Twine 20417
Long Heel f doz. Candle Wick —Ol6
bh:/.5008 I
. .
Sag Fillings sells at 15c.; No. 1. Batting at 9c.;
No. 2 at Bc.; No. 3 at 7c. A superior article of Bat.
lug in sheets 91 by 4.feet, expressly for family use,
and perfectly clean, at 121 c.
CANDLES.. We have no change to report:
City dipped. ..... .• .2 0001 Cindnnatido ®22 Mould.. • -. 10 0101 Sperm, beat brands3o @32
Pittemegh Star. - • •22 023 - Do. inferior 25 2030
CORDAGE..There have been tome alterations by
mintdicturers which are noticed below :
Manilla Rope , Coil, 16c
Do do when cut, 16c
White Rope, by Coil, 1.2 e
Do do when cut, 12c
Tarred do by Coil, lle
Do do ' - when cut, 12c
Packing Yarn, fine, 10c
Do do common, 9c
Manilla Bed Cords,. 91,7502,6203,50 is ,
Do do per coil, 13 p
Hemp do . 1,5002,2503,00 tr
Do , do per coil, 10 rt. ,
Manilla Plough Lines, 75087 p
Hem p do do 75
COPPER..The rates'are, Braziers 27028- I Sheath.
log 27; Old 180119.
CHOCOLATE.. Sales at $2,7503,00, according
to brand.
CRACKERS..The regular sales to the trade are at
the following rates: •
Water Crackers $4,00 p bbl.
. - Butter do. - 4,75 “
Pilot Bread. 3,60 "
Sugar and Soda Crackers 7c. r ib.
COTTON--We notice a few sales, amounting in
all to 300 bales of Alabama good to middling at 61
to 71. Tennessee is .a shade lower. Manufacturers
generally, purchase their supplies in the south.
`CORN MEAL—Sales are made regularly from
store at 40c. for 'best quality; some sales of country
ground at 37c. We consider 90c. the fairest quota
tion. Sales of Kiln Dried at $2,00.
FEED—The supply on hand is fully equal to me
demand, with regular isles at previous quotation.
FLO-DR—The receipts for the past week were
very light, and transactions few. We note light
sales at $4,00, but holders generally are firm, and
donot wish to sell, evidently expecting an additional
advance.
FRUlT—Partakes of the general dullness, Rai
sine are worth $2,00. Of both Oranges and Lemons
the, market is entirely bare. Figs are lively at 15
cts• •
FlSH—Sales-of Herring in a small way 5it606,50.
Shad at $909,20 N. 3 Mackerel at 56,2565/6,50.
FURS—The following are the rates at present.--
Red Pox, No.l, 25 CP „.50 I Raccoon
Gray Fox•••••• 121 0 25 Mink 5 ail 25
Muskrat 01 Deer Skin, # tb. 14
FEATHERS—SmaII sales from store at 31033 c.
The market is poorly supplied; demand fair. A
large lot nigh t nut command more than 31c.
FREIGHTS..Owing to the low stage of water
.
there has been quite an a nce,tu freights since our
last report. Boata we ieg
. yeaterday 25 cents,
for all kinds of freig .incinnati, and ports be
low in the same ratio. - -
RALTIktoRE & Onto • znoAD:—The charges Mt
the Baltimore and Crtio Railroad from this city to
Cumberland are air Billows; viz: Hats, Boots, Boo
nets and Medicines, 35 cents , per 100 lbs. Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Toboccn, 25 cents
per. 100 pounds. Coffee, Salt and Fish 20 centa per
100 pounds. -, , • .
GROCERIES—There has as yet, been nu change
in-prices. We continue to quote sales of Coffee at
71438 c.; Sugar s(iislc.; Molasses at 296 A - Sales
or Biplanes to a considerable extent have been
made at much lower rates than the above figures,
although they may be considered as the f air. - asking,
p.. . ,
GRAIN..In the Grain triirket . tbere M but little,' '
doing. Wheat is still held at 70c.; Corn has been
selling at 34040 c.; Rye 45050 c.; Oats hare been
selling on the levee at 3 0933e.8ar1ey has experi
'enced a slight deelidoand linty n ow be quoted at Cfic.
There is'none:coining in'an4 very little enquiry.
- GENSING.—:-lield st2se. . -.
GIINPOWORR..BaIis are regular at the follow
piefatew , - , , -
4,75 0 5,60. Eagle do in pa 7.
Eagle Of IDs.• 0,100 pers..,•:. ..... 01/ 3,37
Do. dz. lin earl'ilt 7,00 AockFteder•• • .3,25 a 3,02
FrEll do.• •• • 0 4,00' ' "
1
STOOKS,
Par maim - Ailud. Offered
4150,00 550,00 1450,00
50,00. 47,00 46,00
5000, 50,00 49,50
None in market.
50,00 50,00 49,00
50,00 35,00
95,60 30,00 35,00
5,00 t,43
9%09
REMP:Sturte.innalfinTetaritiii $130,1N
peiton. - '
- GLASS—There in contparatively nothing doing
the nittrktit. Thrt.lbliowing is the eaUtbliehed lint or
.
lackßottles• • gate. •• •.• •
Quart, fir gross • ..40 0,00 •• •
Pint, - 07,00 11218 • •
Mad'autine,s,6 Patentdo.loxl4
to gal. ••• 9,00 to 24'30 ••••es : apai6 t ia
Claret,Vgdfons• 0 9,00 Country brands,
Window Glass 11 1 ' box 840 1,2503,31
-City-bniuda, 10212 ' • • • • 3,6003,60
'BULLED=- BARLEY.. Regular sales at 3e, pet lb;
PeaWdo. at SC-.
' HAY—Not much coming in; sales at scales at
$7.5009,00.
HIDES—We make .a ahigle alteration in quota+
tion.
'7 el 9 ' Do.kippsiksiin.l,oool,62
14 16Green 31
I
Missonn •
Spanish • •
Do. salted
IRON—The card prices aro unchanged but we
understand many of the manufacturers give a heavy
per cen tage . on large sales.
Bar itunata--...- lat I Pough wings. • • •.4901 51
" Common."..-3 0 l " Slabs: 4
Sheet. 5} B , 7} i Russian Sheet.- • - 00 15
Boiler Plates.• -• .6 t 6; l
106220dJun"in fi'D 3,50 3d
i n..., 0 6 , 1
SO 9d " •• • ®9,00 Sp'ks lio tb
60 7d "•-• • GP 4,50 " pressed. 61,9
d "• •• • 0) 4,75 Boiler Rivets.•• •.7 0 800
56 "•••• (i 1 5.00
NAVAL STORES.. There has been no change in
the market, and we quote old prices :
1
Rosin f# bbl —2,62 0 " N.Carolina 4,00 ®4,2sTitch 3,00 0 3,50 Turhuine, gal.• 62 0 64
Par, Alleghl , 3,oo ei 3,50 Var'isli, Copal 1,75 (11 2,25
INSURANCE..The fol owing table gimthe ratio
of insurance on good steamboats : . •
'To Phila. and Balt: via To Wheeling ..... •. I
canal I Brownsville ••-• • • • • 4
Cincinnati . 4 1 l.ouisvilte •.• • ..... 1
Evansville, la.• ••• 1 1 Nashville, Tenn., ••- I 1
Memphis, Tenn. • • 4 1 New Orleans 1 1
Saint Louis Mo. • • 4 1 Quincy, Illinois,. •• • I I
Burlington, Iowa,•1 14Galena, ,• 11 24
Jefferson City, Mo., 2 I Independence, Mn.- 44 4
LEAD.. Regular sales of Missouri Pig at 40.; Bar
. 6c. Sheet Lead $5 p boa; Cut 6. The follow
ing are the rates asked for Patent Lead Pipe :
I inch acqueduct No 2 Lead Pipe sc. fk foot.
II ' " No. 2 " " 6c. fp "
I " " No. 2" " 7c. ft "
4 " " No. I " " 61c.4p " '
1 " " No. I " " 71c.P "
• 2 " " No. I " " flje 1t "
I " " No. I " " 124c.4 "
All other sizes 6lc. Ift lb.
I.UMBER—There appears to be very little doing
at present and what few sales there are appear to be
confined entirely to the country.
For dry lumber we , give our tablets usual, withont
alteration: -
Cleary M 1 022,00 Flooring! do 19,00020,00
Common dOll,OO mm Ido a ---
Clear 14, d ' 0/33,00 Oak 024,00
Common Ido 010,501 Pine Shingles
Clear 2 do 44,00 4g 1000 2,50023,0
Common 2 do 214,00 Laths, saw'il 2,0n2,00
LEATHER—We give our table corrected. The
only change is a alight advance in the prices of New
York Red .
New York Red, middling weights,— .. • • • • 19e 4p lb
do do Orer...
Baltimore,,
Harness Leather,
Skirting, do 220123
girdle,. ...do p doz 333036
Upper,....do. p dca 24027
Calf Skins,... p doe • !Nazi
01L5... We quote, No. I Lard, 58c.; No. 2 50c.;
Linseed 58 . ~
OIL CAKE—Sales of 20 tons at $12,00.
OIL MEAL—Regular sales at 45c.
PROVISIONS—There 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.;
Shoal worth 41051 c. ; Sidesisoslc. We
notice No.l Lard in bbis. and kegs at 6.; to
61c. .
PIG MEIXL: The sates 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 $2,6202,75.
RAGS.. Sale front store of country mixed at 3,1. c.
SEEDS..CIover is without much demand; we
quote at $2,75-.from first hands; Flax is worth 90
tW5c.
STARCH.. Regular sales at 6061 c.
SPICES.. Very little variation in prices; and sale
at the rates annexed :
Cloves 33 0 39ruunegs 1,30 0 1,60
Cassisin Mats. 22 0 25 Pepper 9 0 10
Ginger 10 0 11 Alspiee 13 0 16
SHEETING—Pend No 1, To. Nonatook 61c ik
yard.
SHOT.. Regular sales at 81,31(a1,44.
SALT..Regular sales at $1,25 at canal; demand
81,28.
TUBS..Regular sales at $9 y doz.
VINEGAR—Regular sales Cider Vinegar, in bbls
at 75.9 c.
TALLOW..We quote at 7011 c. in the absence
of any iniportant sales.
TIN PLATE..Prices have advanced. We now
quote as follows: I. C. 4111,25; 1 X $13,00. Block
Tin hassle° advanced in proportion.
TOBACCO—The dealers report the following
prices, at which the market is steady, and but very
little doing :
Cigar Leaf. 5 0 7 12siump in box 11 0 15
Idauute'd do• • • 2 0 71 `• 12 a 17
Ladies' Twist- 9 0 19 las " 12 0 14
Plug in kegs.. • • 610 7 Scoteh sent ••14 0 16
Plug in boxes. 13 0 15 Rappee 14 0 16
6 Twist- ••• • - 610 7 Cutsc. dry tb pa. 0 25
Caveudish.• • •• 0 5 •
HAY..Sales were matte at the scales yesterday at
$9,50 fp ton.
r ...
; EY..Sales regular at previous prices.
The arrivals during the weak have been
avy and operations freely made at the
,fol•
rices. We note one sale yesterday of a lot
be assorted at 27. The amount arriving is
from second hands, growers evidently
o visit the city on account of the prevailing
Wills
WOO
pretty h
owing
of 1500
general!
fearing
scourge
Cur
of Miscount & Ualue of 'loins
CORRECTED BY Whi. LARIMER, JR.
Ezrhanie Broker, 68 Fourth U. adjorning Bank Putsburgh
PTNSYVANIA
Piasbus h Banks • •
Phikulal hiaßanks• • • • - -pa
Germantown pat
Clersur county pa
Delaware county • par
Aforttgamerycounty pa
Northumberland county .
Col. Bank ¢ Bridge Co. • p •
Reading. par
Lancaster .par
Doylestown . par
State Bank andbranehts. • I
Cincinnati Banks. • • • - • • • • i
Cirekeille (I-nemesia) 4
Columbus Bank I
Xenia 4
'Maui/lam i
Sandusky
Chau/ea . 1
Norwalk. . 30
New Lisbon i
Wooster - 75
Marietta. I
Chillieotke i
inenelanet - - • I
&iota I
• rainT. ta
Hamikon. ...10
Canton. 20
Urbana 50
Granville 50
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branehes 45
Bank of Illinois. 75
Ettal=lll
P_Waville •
Washington
B oton.srllle
York •• •
• •pa
• I ,
..f
Chambelsburgia
Gettysburg • • • •
Mieldkmwa.• • •
Harrisbugh
Honesdale•
Lebanon.i
Lewistown.
Wyoming i
.
Erie. - i
West Branch I
Waynesburg. i
Suquehanna county .a
Lehigh county
IL States Bank 28
Relief Notes
_ .
City and Caterip• • • •-
IN .
State Bank aWnches • • 1
Stair:Scrip I
KENTUCKY
All Bank, _ _ I
VIRGINIA.
Eastern Banks I
Wher/ing. i
Bracy/14v i
Branch at Margalaalun • • • i
MARYLAND. •
Baltimore city par
Country Banks
NEW YORK.
City Bankt. par
Country Banb
NE W ENGLAND.
All solvent banks
NEW JERSEY.
Plainfield nasals.
MITHSONIAM PUBLICATION—Hints on publi c
mtaittearechoiftethcregmpritmeeipnidan on
behalf lnsiit of the building co m
ution, by Robert Dale
Owen. In large quarto elegantly printed, with illustra
.tions in the best style of theart
Just received and for sale by
JAMES LOCKWOOD,
Iyl2 03 Wood street.
M
LOST—In the Diamond, some few days ago, a pair of
GOLD SPECTACLES, slide Temples, an d Glasses
of different focus ; particularly , arranged for reading and
seeing distant objects. The-above reward will be paid,
:together with the thanks of the loser, by leaving them at
that Offic e. jyl2:2t
FRESH SUPPLY OF THE LATEST
AND MOST PAIMUSTABLE
Vesting', Casalmerei, Summer
,Glood",,
CLOTHS, die.
IDELANY, 49 Liberty street, respectfully calls the
• attention, of has friends and the public mills new
supply of Seasonable Goods,_such as the latest style of
Fancy Cashmaretts, drabted French Habil Cloths, Italian .
Summer-Clothst, Drills, White and Brown Rims Duck,-
Summer Cloths , Plain and Fancy "French., English and
American Cloths and - Casshneres ; and all other ankles
suitable for customer trade. Also ,a large and, general
assortment of READY-MADE CLOTIIING, made 'up in
the mon fashionable manu'r, and will 'be sold•low for
cash., DeLlitivj • P. DELANY.
.-._.,;; ,4 5i... t,rny;{;x~k u `;,~,,,.-rF,~ , e:u<:. ~.eu., ,ty dam.:,
0 4,04_
x'4,50
0 7,00
Regular Packet for Sunfish.
THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt.
Baum, will leave for the above and inter
me late ports on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
au2s GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Am,
• . . .
NEW ARRANGEMNENT.—The I gi t
steamer THOS. SCOTT will corn•
once on Monday, May 7th, to ran
from the old Greenwood Landing, foot - of Pitt- street, to
the Garden, leaving at 8 o'clock A. u., and at each even
9
hour until o'clock P. re.; last trip from the Garden at
/0 P. M.
The Saloons are supplied with all the delicacies of the
season. Ten at 6 o'clock. The Garden, with a large
collection of Greenhouse Plants, Dahlias, Annual Plow
er Plants and Shrubbery. The comfortable wharf boat,
Greenwood, will bt placed at the Pitt at. landing. .imy4
Tim new and splendid'passenger steamer
CALEB COPE, A. bluanoci, blaster, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: •' '
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tions, apply on board. •may 4
THE steamer BEAVER, CUAS. E. CLAIM;
Taster, will leave this city every. Monday,
e nes ay and Friday, at 10 a. at..
She has a boat at the landing, between Wood at. and
the Bridge, prepared to receive freight at any time. (my 4
•
Was. B. Wheeler,
STEAMBOAT AGENT, can be found at Wesley
Grierts Counting Room, corner of Water-end Smith
field streets, Pittsburgh. mar 27
Second Hand Clothes, Scouring, Dyeing
and Renovating.
T .
r() E undersigned would respectfully Bnm:it:wee his
T HE friends and the public in general, that he has opened
an establishment on Fourth Street, between Wood and
Market, where he will keep on hand a general assort
ment of Second Hand Clothes for sale at reasonable
prices.
ALSO—Renovate all kinds of Gentlemen's wearing
apparel; and remove Stains, Grease Spots, etc., from Gen
tlemen and Ladies' Garments ; gibing them when done,
the appearance of new.
Ile has also prepared a LlQUlDwhich removes stains
from Silks, Satins, Coat Collars, Carpele,or any Wooiett
or Cotton goods. This valuable extract can be obtained
very reasonable,
Gentlemen's Roots and Shoes, cleaned, either by th
pair orweek.
Ntilneed of wearing stained garments or Carpets, when
Massey's Liquid is so cheap.
jyll:tm GEO. hIASSEY.
LEASE FOR SALE—The subscriber will dispose of
his lease of Mechanics' Hall, Diamond alley, be
tween Smithfield and Wood sts., including Ten Pin
Alley, Gas Fixtures in both stories, with the other ne
canary fixtures of the House. Possession given at any
time. tjyll:2t. P. DEVLIN.
PREPARED and sold by JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to he
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
It is put up in bottles at ri and V* cents, each, with fall
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious. and
it so far exceeds the original in power, as to render it the
CHEAPEST lIIEDICDIE IN THE WORLD. Call and
try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil in ita natural state as taken
''from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found grnuine. notwithstanding a cerrain firm
dawns to, be the only Proprietons
j ltal&ssr-tf Y.
No. X 3O Liberty Street, earner qfGarrison
ITIHE subscribers beg leave to in their friends and
j the public in general, that they have associated them.
selves together, for the. purpose of carrying on the
CLOTIIING BUSINESS In all its various branches:—
Our stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, 1 , 113.77NG5,
4-c. are all of the most seasonable patterns. Persons
wishing to have Clothing made to order, cannot fail to be
suited. READY MADE CLOTHING o fi all descriptions
kept constantly on hand. Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing
goods, such as Shirts, Suspenders and Cravats.
Call sad examine befordpnrchaaing elsewhere i as we
are determined to sell cheap for cash.
Whfillf.,L EN,
L. C. hI'MULLEN,
Avc - Tiop es : Liss. •
EBY JA.lkik 111 N. 4 ON RR,
No. 114 WOOD STIES% TH at DOOM PROM PITTII.
(I N Friday next, July 13th. at 10 o'clock, A. M. will be
sold at blcKettnas Auction Rooms, by order of As
signees an extensive stock of Clothing and Dry Goods
ors City Store ; the largest assortment ever offered at
Public Sale for a considerable time ; all of which will
positively be sold to the highest bidder. Among the
articles, are in part, Foreign and Domestic Broad Oloths,
of every quality and color, Cassimeres and Cushions,
Alpacas, ilferinches, Washouts,* -De Latinos, Balrarines,
cambric Matins, Bnuid I acconetts, Crapes. Gloves and
Rostery, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, Ladies Fancy
Hdk'fs, Vesting's, Sewing Silk, Patent Thread. Spool
Cotton, Table Cloths, Table Diaper, Drillings, Checks,
Bed Ticking, Padded Buckram, Plaids, Irish Linens and
Linen Lawns. together with an assortment of Variety
Goods, suitable for pedlars, a large lot of millinery goods.
Also, at the same time a large lot of Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware Cutlery.
At 2 o'clock, P. ;if., by order of Thos. O'Brien Con
stable, a large lot o. Household Furniture and Kitchen
utensils, f Refrigerator, or Ice Chest, 2 egg stoves with
pipes, 3 cooking stoves, 1 double barrel shot gun, 1
patent lever watch, an excellent time keeper, a few
randy boxes, Young Ily.son Tea, Cavendish Tobacco,
Almonds. Axes, Hatchets; a few quarter boxes Regalia
segars. The above goods will be open for inspection
to-morrow.
Er!!
/St* JAMES M'KENNA, Auctioneer:
Large Sale of and Sliver PatentLW
er -Watebee at Anetten.
ON Saturday evening next,July 14th at 13 o'clock, pre
cisely, will be sold at fil'Kenpa's Auction Rooms, a
large assortment of new and second hand Watches,- the
balance stock of an eastern pawnbroker returningft:Om
the South, comprising Fine Gold and Silver L'Epine
and other Watches, both new and secontl.hand; the best
lot offered at Auction for some time. Those in want of e
good Watch should avail themselvesor this opportunity,
which is so seldom offered.
Also, 1 Double Barre Fowling Piece.
.IY I2 JAMES hPKENNA, Auctioneer
Large Sala of Clank Books at Auction.
ON FRIDAY evening neat; July 13th, at early ges
light, will be sold without reserve '
at McKenna!
Auction Rooms, a large invoice of blank hooks, full and
ball bound, of every description. The sale will be posi
tive , and all are bound in the best manner.
JAS. hPKENNA, Auctioneer.
N. B. A large invoice of shirts has been received from
New York. The day of sale will be announced on their
arrival. (jy11) _ J. hPK.
Offlo
"SLY OH HORSF: NETTS AT AUCTION.—On Friday
r next, July L'h, at II o'clock, A.M., In addition to the
Asaigneea Sale of DrX Goods and Clothing, will be sold
without reserve, 1/3 I.ly or Horse Netts.-
jyl2 JAMES M'KENNA Auctioneer.
nO-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers have this dai
formed n Co-Partnership, and will continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, PRODUCE, LIQUOR AND
FRUIT BUSINESS at the old stand, No. 162 Liberty
street, under the styl e of J. S. BONNET & CO:
JEROME S. BONNET,
MATTHEW D. PATTON.
Pittsburgh, July 5. ty 9
MICHIGAN.
Riais in . 70
Insurance Company. •• • 5
State Bank 5
Oakland coun tst. 10
Farm. and Meth. Bank• •10
St. Clair no sale
MISSOURI.
State Bank
TENNESSEE.
All banks 5
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
New York Byron.)
Philactelph t a..
Baltimore. "
I VALUE OF COINS.
'Amer. Gold (prem.)
Old . • • • do. •••do 5
Guineas $5 00
Sovereigns. 4 83
Frederick - dors 7 80
Ten Thalet's 7 60
Ten Guilders 3 00
Louiscpars 4 20
Napoleons 3 80
Doubloon . , Spanish• • • •10 05
Do. Patrtat• •• • ...... -15 50
Ducats ' 120
'Amer -er
tgme.:,
-..- •
PORTOP :PIT TOONROVI,
3 ilaq . 9.tic - mme iivarsi!or TKit
ARRIVED
- Steamer. Lake Erie, Sholes,Meaver.
" Michigan N 0.2, Gilson,lleaver.
" .Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville
" Atlantic; Parkirison, do.
" Caleb Comi,Murdock..Wellsville.
" Wm. Phillips, M'Phail. Weileville
DR,
Steamer Michigan N EP o. A 2, T
Gi ED lson, Beaver.
" Lake Erie, Shales. Beaver.
" Beaver Clarke, Beaver.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do.
" Peru, Calhoun, Wheeling...
" A. Clipper, Abrams, Beaver.
For Greenwood Gtardene.
WELLSVILE PACKETS..
For Beaver and. Wellsville.
Kew Arrangement.
AHEAD OF ALLt
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE.
JEROME S BONNET. MATTHEW D. PATTON
J. S. SONNET, & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECTIFYING DISTIL
LERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Foreign and Dainestir Wines, Liquors, Cigars, 'Fruits
Nuts, le. Op) 162 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL. OF THE MEDICAL
SCIENCRS. Edited by Isaac Hays M. D., is pub
lished quarterly on the First of January, April, July and
October, Each number contains about two hundred and
eighty large octavo pages, and is appropriately illustra
ted with Engravings on Copper, Stone, Wood, &c.
The Medical News and Library. published monthly
and consists of Thirty-two very 'large octavo pages,
containing the Medical Information of the day, as well
a Treatise of high character on a prominent department
of Medicine. Watson's Lectures on the Practice of
Physic, Brodie's Clinical Lectures on Surgery, and Todd
& Bowman's Physiology have thas appeared In tt, anti
the work at present publishidg is West on the Diseases
of Infancy and Childhood.
Terms: The simscrlption to the American Jourinti of
the.bledical Sciences; isFive Dollars per annum, in ad
vance. When this amount is forwarded, free of postage,
the subscriber thereby becomes entitled to the Medical
News and Library, without 'any further charge.
For the Mall sum of Five Dollars, therefore, the sub
scriber can obtain a Qurterly . und a Monthly Journal of
the highest character, presenting about Fifteen Hundred
large octavo pages, with apprepnate illestrations
Subscriptions received; and the work promptly sup
plied by JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
jy7 St 3 Wood street.
Orphans , Ootszt Sale. •
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Alle
gheny County, will be exposed to Public Sale, on
the premises, on SATVILDAY, the fourteenth day of Jinx,
at 3 o'clock, P. M., all those POUR CERTAIN LOTS O 1
GROUND situate- in the Seventh Ward (late City Dis
trict) of Pittsburgh, being , marked and numbered in a
plan of Lots laid out by Alexander Miller and 'recorded
in the Office foißecording Deeds, Am, Nos. - thirty-one,
thirty-two, thirty-three and thirty-four'•-thc said Lots,
Nos. 31, 32, 33 and 34, being contiguous; and being each
twenty-four feet front on De Villiers street in said plan,
and running back; preserving the same width, a distance
of one hundred and four feet. •• • , .
ID" Terms liberal, and will be mode known at sale. , -
-JAMES BLAKELY,
Administrator of Bernard M'Cabe, deed.
ie23:dtd JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct. •
p SAL
E-7 E-7 half chests " Helena" Tea, and t cask
, Madder Low for City or County Scrip, at
CAMAY'S,
'-may3l No. 26 Weal atree.
VOA SALE- 7 MILATAR 00.1)S—Gilt and 'plated'
Laces and trimnu:ngs, by
jy6 , ,• - wawa. cArcrwp..t..,
! . i '~-~r:r.'.Marti~l4t~~R.-~~~^' ~.w~nb~.~,,,i~;".,.i=t
- •
'
E Pctterton Lega cy, an unusual intereatirigwork,
by Albert Smith.
er
Ma&dalenand Maria, or the Rectoes Guest; by Mrs.
Mabel Carrington, or LOVE; 1114PridO; by Mrs. - Grer
.Partatit and 9 of:the - Consulate anti .F,nipire under Nu
.
poison* by AL.A.Thiera.
d Chambers Information ,for the p&tple.
Litton's Living Age, No. 267 and 268.
The Mysteries of "the Coon of London, by G, W.M.
Reynolds.
Cholera—its causes, symptoms and treatment; by J. P.
Batchelder, M. D.' .. -
Together with a great_ variety of juvenile books, for
sale by M. A. MINER, Smithfield st: .
iys opposite Brown's Hotel.
NI:YrICEis hereby given, that application willbe made
at the next session of the Legislature for a chatter for
a bank to be located in the city of Pittsburgh, to be
styled the Western Bank of Pennsylvania, with a capi
tal of one million of dollars, and to have all the pnvi
leges of discount and issue, such as is commonly granted
to banking institutions in this State.
Pittsburgh June 29;1849. IYS
Dissolution of Partnership. -
MEE Partners Nip heretofore existing between Ma
MULLEN & DOWNING is this da y dissolved, by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said firm
will make payment to ?OHM E. Downixo ; and those
having claims against the same, will present them to him
for settlement, at No. 218 Liberty street.
W. A. hichlot.t.rs
Joins & Dowruw.
Pittsburgh, July sth. -
- Business Card.
TYRANTS AIS WELL ABMONOPOLDLS MUST FALL:
SO MUST PRICES;
'WHICH ttiot will be proven by calling at McGvtu's
y I ,- Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,Third street,
St. Charles Building,
. Marro: Smaskprofits and quick sales,
Vsisigrir : Fresh and good.
AA. MASO & 0., 80 1 mix= STEER; are offering
. their mock of Silks, Shawls, Vizettes, Lavrns and
Muslin, at still greater reduced prices. Yard wide Lawns ,
Silks, best make at 12e., Summer Shawls at 75e. and
84; most fashionable Vizettes at ss.and 196 ; Lawns end
Muslin, at 9 and lOcents; beat Merrimack Prints at 9e.,
usually 12te.; Calicoes at 61c.; wrought Collars 8 cents;
wrought Capes 131 and $2; Florence Braid Bonnett62
and 75c.; Gloves at 4 cents—together with a general as
sortment of other Goods at nearly one-half the regular
rates. . IMO
Spring Goodie:
rfIHE undersigned are now in receipt of their second
I supply of FRESH SPRING GOODS: • They - res
pectfully ask the attention of Merchants and Dealers
generally to an examination of their stock, feeling as
sured that they can offer Goods on the most favorable teems
and at the most reasonable prices. Their stock embraces
every article in the Variety and Fancy Dry Goods line,
together with Brown and 13leached Mashes, Drillings,
Ginghams, Lawns, Prints, Tiekings, &c.,&c.
MCCANDLESS &. CAMPBELL,
N 0.97 Wood street, next door to Diamond alley
mayls 4&W
New Books I New ooks I
LTISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OP' THE BIBLE.—
_Fa An historical Geography of t e Bible, by Rev. Ly
man Coleman.
BALDWIN'S UNIVERSAL PRONOUNCING GA
ZETTEER. A universal pronouncing Gazetteer by
Thomas Baldwin.
A few copies of the above works received this day,
and for sale by KAY & CO.
jyl2 corner Wood and Third streets.
Orphan., Court Sale.
TOY VIRTUE of an Order of the Orphan's Court of
I) Allegheny County, made on the Thirtieth Day of
July, A. D. Is4o ; I will expose to Sale, and Sell on the
premises, on the Seventh Day of August next, at 11
o'clock, A. hi., all that certain lot of ground, situated in
the Ninth Ward, of the City of Pittsburgh—which is
marked in tbe plan of O'llaraville, and numbered sixty
eight (014 Said Lot has a front on Penn street of t wenty
four feet, and extends back to Spring Alley 100 feet,more
or less. This Lot is very 'eligibly situated—and will be
sold to the highest and best bidder fir cash.
Any information required will be given by THOMAS
HAMILTON. Esq., Filth street; and by the subscriber,
residing near the premises.
AGNES WRIGHT,
Administmtrix of Samuel Wright,
jyl.2:3td-wts late of laid Ward, decease&
Greenwood Gardena. .-
ADEGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT, two miles
U below the City, on the Ohio river, occupying ie. ,
tween three and four acres of ground, well shaded with
fruit and ornamental trees, and a large collection- of
choice shrubbery. Also,vin extensive G ree n-house, con
tabling the finest varieties of exotic e inem. Commo
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 (or sale; and all kinds of
Plants, both *mire And exotic. Balms tastefully put
up at all seasons of the year. Tea every evening at 6
o'clock.
A comfortable Steamboat leaves the foot of Pitt street
every hoar during the day and evening, landing at the
Garden gate.
117 Kept on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday. [Journal and Gazette copy.] my 29
TEAS 1 TEAS !! TEAS-111
II is with pleasure that the subscribers in
form the citizens of Pittsburgh tutd.vicirdty
that they have completed arrangements 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 1,1 and J. lh each, with
sir printed yard—showing the kind of Tee,
price, name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea, if not liked.
vi ' Gunpowder 621 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
ii Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
r„' Hyson 50 621 75 1,00 1,25
o 1 Y. Hron
ck 50 62i 75371 1 1,25 1,50
Bla 50
,00
B Fine and Extra Vme ••• 75 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 aak a lair trial, that the public may be able to
judge between our Teas and those heretofore sold by
other companies in this city.
All lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAS,
should give as a call. Dealers can be supplied on the
most reasonable terms
For sale by JOB. S. M. YOUNG & CO.,
N, W. corner 4th and Ferq . streets, and
E. YOUNG Jr. SON,•
ap I 6 S. W. comer 3d and Rou streets
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA will
make permanent 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 are well invested and furnish an available fund for
the ample indemnity of all persons who desire lobe pro
tected by Insurance. WM. P. JONES, Agent,
mayl 8 44 Water street
Factory for Sale,'
N SUCCESSFUL OPERATION, manufacturing Prin.
I
ETA' 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 engraving to heavy cornice. Should the in
ventor, Isaac Merrit 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 We
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.
Lg. From the foregoing . Notice of I. M. Stumm, we
find that the Patent has issued, and for proof of our
claim, see records of our deed in Patent Office, at Wash
ington, D.C. e(ie6) SCHOLY & RYAN.
--- 7 - Clgars, Snuff and Tobaroo,
AT JACOB McCOLLISTER'S, Fifth street, No. 19.
Regalia; Washington Lanotma ;
La Rosa; Junta Sane ;
Plantation;
Halt Spanish, Malay and Common;
Together with a variety of other brands.
At.so—An extensive assortment of CHEWING TO
BACCO, of the most celebrated brands, among which
are the Luxious Luxury, P. Robinson's Pound Lump,
Grant es. and Areled Thomas Grape Brand,
Five Lump.
All orders promptly attended to. Country Merchants
would do well to call and examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale.
Irr Sign of the Indian Chief tut • la
or Sale,
THE UNEXPIRED PART OF A LEASE of a Cowsze
'loess, 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
.JACOB 'BOSTON • ,
CHEAP BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.—A valuable
Building Lot, in a good location in the 7th Ward,
having a front of 20 feet on Rebecca street. near Lacy.
vine Church, by 100 deep—will be sold for $250, cash.
S. CUTHBERT, Nen. Agent,
• Smartield street.
FINE SHIRTS—IO dozen, superior quality, manufac
tured by us, expressly fur this market. Just recd
and for sale low by EDW'D TODD & CO.,
jet'.'. . Corner Fifth and Market tits., up stairs
011.4—:,bbls. American, suitable for colliers;
No 11 Lard; in store and for sale by
jeG JAMES PATTON, J
RREHiGERATORS--Constantly on hand, and tor sate
by, ' KIWO"'& 1110QRHEAD.
DMM -BEEF-6 casks Sugar Cured Dried Beef on
inind and for sale
'
"
iY 9 •• ICING it MOORIIEAD. • • u - -
11.-AME!•77 4- casks Sugar Cured Hama on hand antiroir
salabr 079) KING & MOORHEAD.
Q HIP STUM—Bran,Shorts and Middlings, just re
laceived am lou,sale by RHODES & ALCORN,
jy9 •
.. 30 Fifth street.
MEAL—Rye, Wheat, Oat and Corn Meali(ocur own
manufactures) constantly on hand and for sale by
RHODES & ALCORN,
/1 1 : 1 ' 30 Fifth street.
el RAIN-1000 bushel. Corn; 600 do. Rye . 2000 do,
13rOats, in Store , and for sale by • .
jyt RHODES & ALCORN,2O Fifth st.
OIL . MEAL---{Of our own. Grinding,) oonsuunly on
hand and for sate by (iy9) RHODES & ALCORN.
TAILEAL SEEDS 1 7 0 R SO WIN 'G. , -Constantly
1.../hand and tor sale by (Jy9) - RHODESA-ALCOAN.
ITC GLEDRIRIXYZOir, ovrllrniCliflliire)loTl-
11.1stantly on hand and, for sale by • '
• , RHODES & ALCORN, -
Eghionicle cogy.r Fifth street...
A NEW WORK: ON_ :CEMETERIES.-- Designs for
.1 - 1. Monuments and Mural 'Fables, adapted to rural.
Cemeteries,' Church Yards,. Churches, Chapels; _with , a
preliminary. Essay on the laying out, planting and men
aging of Cemete nes; and-on the.tmprovemnat of Church
ards.. .Tor the• basis,,Louclott's' :Work: By J. Jay,
Smith, one of the founders of .i.aeretHill CernetcrY: 'ln
two numhers. JUst,reeeived and for sale by:
ticti nOPTA.. - gAY Ic CO. ,
' -
rill 51°14D'
The
Pi°Priet°eare
- NORTH SIDEOETHEDIA
. , nu men i enta ere now complete
for giving a Memo collegutte MERCANTILE HOU- -
CATION; embracing all the arts and - sciences required.
for,'the Counting .House,, • His course' of Lee:tuxes and
practice in Book Keeping alone, vvill herentler exemplify
oct fewer than eight 'different methods of conducting
Books by Double Entry ;—prepafrig the Student at once
to enter upon any method in use. Quarterly public
examinations will take place, under the supervision of a
board of competent persons.--when Diplomas - Trill be
;glutted, to such Students as pass their examination sa
tisfactorily. The first regular course of Lectures com
mences on Monday next. H ours fromlo to 12, A. and
2 , to 4, 7 to 10, P. 1H
Vhave received a lot of LAMPS of vatious elms
nd kinds, of a new construetion. that is quite
simple and complete—some ornamental.
Also the article to burn in' them, called • BURNING
FLUILVor " ETHERLAI; OIL." It hal rare qualities,
which recommend it to the attention of Steamboat men,
Hotel Keepers and Konsekeepers. For cleanliness,
economy and brilliancy, it surpasses anything portable
.
Persora who please to calf on us will be shown the
peculiarities of the new compound
A constant, supply of the Fluid _and Lamps kept by
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
jekl. Ist between Wood and Market eta.
BATHS BATHS BALE(I9
OPENED THIS DAY:
13. A THEME= SALOON:-Ladles and, t gentlemen&
Bathing Esutblishment. - Hot, Cold and shower
BATHS. ICE CREAM and all other delicacies of. the.
Every attention paid, to the comfort of those who may
favor the above establishment with a call. •
iY2-Y• T. bVPALL, Pproprietor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS of Allegheny
County, at Oct. Term, 1848--N0.35e
the matter of the voluntary assign
"- . meat of Warrick Martin &Co. to Springer
f r A Barbanel and W. S. Courtney.
). •; And now, Jane. 234, 1849, notice having
I , been given in the Pittsburgh Chronicle, and
• - Mercury, of the filing of Assigneee , seer,
• torlhree weeks, and no exceptions having
- been filed thereto-on Motion of . W. S. 'Courtney, Esq.,
the account is confirmed absolutely, and W. E. Austin,.
Esq., appointed Auditor to audit and adjust the accounts
of the creditors and make distribution among them .
From the Record. HIRAM HULTZ, Protlq.
I will attend to the duties of the above appointment at
sty office in Pittsburgh: on the 17th day of July A D.
1849, at 2 o'clock P. M. ' WM. E. AUSTIN,
jeg7:3wd • Auditor.
may 23
European Agency.
THOS. 5. - KEENAN, European Agent, bas again ar
rived in New York, on his annual tour, and will be
In this city in a aotiple of weeks time; Persons having.
busineas to tIVIIIStet in the Old Country, will then heave
an opportunity of seeing him at Brown's Hotel, Saudi
field street. je2l
City 13411dIng Lots for Sale.
3 lots each 20 feet front on First Street by.. 75 to an
5 lots each 20 feet front on Wylie streel . by 124 tees to
an alley.
4 lots " , " Roberts " 100 deep.
2 " " " " " Prospect " 127 to an alley
2‘i " " " " Vine " 104 deep..
With many other improved and unimproved lots hi
various locations. Prices to*, and terms . accommo
dating. S. CUTHBERT. Agent.
. Smithfield street..
OLMSTEAD & SONS COPPER GILT SPIN- N .DLES FOR THETIPS OPLIGHTNING RODS
The subscribers . being appointed by . the manufacturers,
Agents for the sale , of itiellbove article, have received,
and will keep constantly on. bands bilge supply, to
which we invite the attention of those wishing- to protect
buildings from lightning, as being the latest amthest ar
ticle for the purpose. See• Professor Olmstead's certifi
cate below. JOHN B. M'EADDEN & CO..
.
I have examined a specimen ; of itiessrs.N. Olmstead
tc Son's 'Copper Gilt Beauties,' for the tips of lightning
rods, and am of the' opinion that they are exceedingly
well adapted for the purpose designed being substan
tially Mich as were recommended to the French Govern-
Mint by a commission composed of seventldistingnished
philosophers of France. •
DENISON OLMSTEAD.
Yale College,Aug. 11, 1845. - _ je3o.
BUSINESS TAX FOR CITY PURPOSE.-.-In. pursu
-13 anon of An Ordinance providing for an Increase of
Revenue of this City,. passed the 16th April,lB46,notice
is hereby given, that the. City Assessorhas left in my
office, for examination by all persons interestedia list of
the parsons doing business in the city, in conformity
with said Ordinance.
Sac. 4. If, upon examination of said list, any persons
shall think themselvss aggrieved by the said assessment,.
they shall state the same in an affidavit ; which affidavit
shall also contain a statement of the tine amount oftheir
sales, as near as can be ascertained; said affidavit is to
be made and left with the City Treasurer within two
weeks from the date of the first publication-of the notice
aforesaid.
SEC. 6. That no appeal shall be taken but by the affults
vit of the person or flint aggrieved; said . affidavit to be
conclusive evidence of the - facts stated in relation to the
amount of sales.
S, R. JOHNSTOM, City Treesnrer.
irr °thee o Third street, next door - to the Third
PresbyterienAureh.
Desirable Country Residence
'Ewa SALE—A valuable. property of S acres, having
a front of 170,feet on Fourth street road, and an &Te
nn° *out of PO feet on the Turnpike, at. East-Liberty, , a
family Mansion in the centre of the property, with spa
cious halls, parlors, bed-rooms,dining room and kitchen,
dry cellar under the whole house, front and back porches,
stable and carriage horse , wash house, tool house, an d
every 'other convenience, surroundedwith choice shrub
bery and grape vines in abundance; largegarden
abounding in fruits and flowere; fine me ad ow. The
whole is well arranged for convenience and comfort; is
in good repair, and a bargain. at 88000, for which it will .
be sold; with immediate possession. Termaliberal.
S. CUTHBERT.
General Agent, Smithfield'et.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.—The subscribers
offer for sale all that valuable Lot of Ground sit
uate on Becend street, between Grant and Rose streets
the property of the late Jeans Willey, dee'd,lbeing
twenty-four feet front by eighty-five feet deep. The lo
cation is admirably adapted for a private residence.—
Enquire of McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
jel9 - 97 Wood street.
CREAM CHEESE—A large lot of sploplid Cream
Cheese, received and for sale by
J. S. M. YOUNG A. CO.
jy4. N. W. cor. Ferry' and Fourth a a
1000 BUSH.
PRiril YELLOW CORN—To timbre
per steamer Lowell on Friday, and for sal p by
je29 RHODES k ALLOEN, 30 Fifth t.
F ANYBODY WANTS Oat:Meal, Corn Meall
,
' , Meal, Wheat Meal, and Barley Meal, - they tan fi dit
fresh from the mill daily and nicely sifted at
je29 , RHODES & ALCORN'S, 30 Fifth t.
STEAMBOATS, HOTELS AND GROCERS can . • all
times obtain a supply of fresh Yellow Corn' Me at
RHODES A. ALCORN'S
JeW (Chronicle copy.) 30 Fifth sire t.
• Revs Dr..lUpfold.
HEAGEDCHRISTIAN'S COMPANION, contai ng
T
a variety of Essays, adapted to the improv • ens,
consolation and encouragement of persons advanced-in.
life. By the Rev. John Stanford, D. D. with a memoir
of the 'author, by Rev. George Upfeld, D. D., Pastor of
Trinity Church, INttsburgh. In one vol., 8 vo. Just
received and for sale by JAMES. D. LOCKWOOD,
je27 63 Wood street.
BOOKS OF THE EPISCOPAL CilllßCH.—hutas D.
Locitwoon has for sale the various Publications of
the Protestant Episcopal Press, and those of Stanford A
Swords, New-York. JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
63 Wood sireet,
For many years connected with Blessrs. Wiley,& Put
nam, and late John Wiley, N. York and London. Ue2o
irA THREE STORIED DWELLING . HOUSE,
being the second house from Pena me - Oyu Say
er s w, on Hay street. Immediate .possession will
be given. Enquire of DAVID SIFCHIE;-Attorney at
Law—Office on Fourth street, betweeliChsrry alley and
Grant 'street. - je2O:dtf
AA. MASON & CO. are offering 1 yard wide Brown
. Muslin at 41 cents, Bleached do. 41, and very fun
at 8. cents; Summer Stuffs of every variety; more Cali.
cods at SI ; Lawns, 9 cent*, fast colors, warranted ; fine
Bereges 15/ and 25c.; more Wrought Collars, S and 10c.;
Chemizettes &c., &c. je2l
T .
BE= DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.-office,.North Room of the Ex
change, Third street,Philadelphui.
FIRE lasimatma.—Buildings, Merchandise and other
property in town and country, insured against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.'
MARINE Insuastrom
—They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise under open or
special Policies, as the assured may desire.
INLAND Taiirtsrowtaxtoa.—They also insure Merellall
dire transported by Wagons,. Railroad Cars, Canal
,
Boats and Steam Boats on rivers and lakes, on the most
liberal terms.
DIRECTORS—Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Soudei,
John C. Davis. Robert Burton, John R..Penrose,_Sainifer
Edwards, Geo. G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Isaac R.
,Davis; William Folwell, Joh n Newlin, Dr. H. M, Huston,
James C. Hand, TheOphilus Paulding, ll:Jones Brooks;
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrill, Spencer Mc
livain, Charles G. Johnson,William Hay, Dr.
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—D. T. , Morgan,
Wm. Bagaley, Jno.T•Logan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
Ricusan S."Nrivsomi, Secretary.
I.a" Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pitts
burgh . t delikdtf ) P. A. MADEIRA, Agent:
XEW BOOKS.—A History of Wondecf4yeions
illustrated- with numerous engravings. on ohd.—
Ths'lnearnation or Pictures Of the Virgin Ond .her
Son, by Charles Beecher, Fort Wayne,lndiatiavwith an
Introductory Essay, by Mrs. Harriet ,Beecher Stowe.
Just received by . . JOHNSTON & STOCRTON,
je7 : Coy. 3d and Martet sts.
8111121111/10r 000d110,
.
T UST RECEIVED, per Express, a small assoruiterit of
er Summer Coating ;also, two pieces white Marseilles
fig'd, beautiful patterns; and will be made to order cheap
JAS. MeGUiRE, Tailor ;
le2o ' Third street..
"NfOTICE.—The Stockholders of:the Fanner a Depos
ite Bank of Pittsburgh intend making application to
the next Legislature, for such :alteration of their Charter
as will give them Blinking pzivileges ; or, if,deemcd ex
pedient, will ask to be incorporated as a new Bank.
By order of the Board of Directors. .
. jel4:tmL , JOHN MAGOFFIN,Cashier.
cp. Flarrisbur t t l elggraph copy till Legislature meets,
• I I half boxes ' • 'sins, -I
casks Zante Carranis, 6 boxes Citrons, 600 bnehel
Tenn. Pei: Kate. 25 bble.. Texas -Panama, 1.0 baga
Beau/ Almonds, 10 do: English Walnuts, 10 do. Filberts
11/ do; Cream .Numy 40 do. Dried reaches, 25 do:.Drie.
Apples: . For sale by ties) - J.S. BONNET.
Air&CKERI3L--100 bbla. large 140.3 ;
3 j?) "
ndiag and l ' and Mass- man
je4 , _ & RICKETSON.
and 174 I.ioartyitreat
--,
t ,
Market greet
=IMO
For Sale,
INSVRANOE.
Broketi
•-• wra; S+ WI4LIAS2B,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE:
IV. B. comer 'of .Third and ;Wood
IGHT'iid Time tins of E.xchange, Bank Notes Ari
foreign arA domestic Coin , bought arui 'sold only
most favorable terms.. - - •
Collections made in all tire nibwipe/ cities of tbe Union.
,at the lowest rates. . - ' _ jel2
azimut itu. k 3nl3: spw.2ollAug. - •
• maiutuon. rcittiat. • .
Ba rani and Exchange Broker:, Dealers in Resign arid.: •
Domaine Bills, Billsie Exchange, CerlifiCateS i .DCpO5 . ••••..
it, Bank Notes, and Coin. - • .
Comer of Third and Wood ets., directly opposite the St.
Charles Hotel.. • - • maw
• N. HOLißillilS_dr. SON,
Banker* and Ikeda: Or lezeurnee Coin_anci Bank Noms,
No.. 5 Markei street, Pittsburgh.
eta uae stank Exemiseg.
New York t. pr Cincinnati
FluladelPkia *
Baltimore - * Si., 4 ! Lowe
. - BANK Zi0274. -
Buyingrates
,Buying t ales
Ohiol dia. I County '&
City 0r41% ,
Indiana - I " Retie Notes 1,.
Kentucky 4, Pennsylvania Co.
Virgin' la " INa:to Yand
Wheelin -lork I .
*
Tennemeg e Mary
e
attl9-y New Orleans
; AD . a. goom VIOL ISAINIL'II%
110081 SARGENT
BANKERS AND. EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N.E. EALEft emier
ilt m W ert, " B n iiii d: k ßizik Note sg s," ' 'run i
Bills, Foreign
.1,./ arid Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, are
EXCHANGE.bu all the principal Cities of the Itpton
and Europe., for sale in sums ton= pturchaurs.
CURRENT and par funds received'on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, bathe
lowest rates.. • - - seplt!ly
T HU FFAIAN ZASIDAY, BB!, MiTcha,sclize . asid p r o:
. duce Broker--OtTice, tap stairs) No. '26 Wood istrtret
Vittsbrgh. • ' ' '' •
Alackerat, No.- large,' :Or
in sale by jje•44a) SMITH. SINCLAIR,
I.IACON--61100 tbs. Bacon Hams, Sider' and Sboulderoi
for elide by. . smiTH & sob:Loft: •
JRIEHPEACHESIOO boob. Dried Peaches, for
sale by (je2B) SMITH &
TIMED APPLES-6U bushels Dried reaches, ferside
Ltby • Aj'ef3) SMITH& SINCLataR.
40 RALS. FRESH GROUND RYE FLOU'R--Rec'd
and for sale:by' (jedlit) CUMMINS &,ShriTti.
.
AfISACKS EXTRA TABLE SALT—Ree'd and for
` - kV sale by Ue29) CUMMINS& sfarm.
6o BUSHELS CORNMEAL-To usrive, and Cor•sale
by (je22B) CUMMINS tr. SMITH:•
ALOT OF CREAM GHEE
je2B
- 1)0T-A1SH, CHEESE, Ebitls, AND WOOL.—
.JL 5 casks " Peach Blossom". rot•A.sh ;
110 boxes W. N. Cream Cheese
4 boxes and Y bble. Eggs . • • . .
3 Sacks Wool; received and for sale by
jedS . .I.N. BONNET, Liberty sr.
- DRUNES, FILBERTS AND ENGLISH WALNUTS.
JE • 47 glass jars Bordeaux Prunes;`• • -
10 nags English Walnuts;
10 Filberts; -on'consignment and for 'sale ltrir.
. • ( je2l3) • . .1: S. BONNET. •
ERRINti-250 boxes No. I Sealed tleningi in store .
JUL- and for sale by 0e28) - J. S. /344NNET.,.
Gauce
RAO bags Rio Cotree _
75 pkgs. Y. H. Imp% G. P. and Ptiwellcing Tens;
44U oarrela N.
•` Loaf Sugar, No ' . 4to - wi..general
assortment of Groceries, for sale by - -
jet?. RHEY, 5120PTHEWH 30
1110BACCO-15 kegs No. 19a Twist Tobacco; South
' gates brand, for sale by • •
1e22 - &HEY, MATTHEWS tc. CO.
BEANS -95 bbls. White Beans, for sale by '
jeV MATTIIEWS &CO
LEhIONS AND FiC35--100bozes terammi
dull drums Figs ;just recerred
and Wrists by JOSHUAIRHODES,
CASES PRUNES, in jars; - • .
4 "' ts oozei; just received and fot
sale by - JuSHUAiaIIODIZ,.
jeT2 - • - Wood at
BOXk SHELLED ALMONDS;
1u :Muter
lOW Cocoa Nuts;just ieceived and for sale by
i 022 . JOSHUA HHODE73, No. OWood'st
QEOILEIIINGS-61) barrels, for sale by.
CO
je22 RHEY, MATTOE Wb
baCT3;lleiV j .
10 half bbla., " No. 3 ,Justlandiag.
For sale by ' [je2ol .• .WAL DV Eli.
QUGAR HOUSE: MOLASSES-15 barrels, saperier
1,7 quatty . , - for sale by' •
.JettO . No.ls9Liber strew:
C ESE--.70 boireo, or ado low
L EMONS—aII boxer,Juat lauded ; tor sale by.
las . - . N 0.158 Liberty ` street:
• ATE NEER3-.luat received, roniNew York, a apica
1, did lot, which will be sold very low
Jels:lw. . H. &RYAN, N 0.27 Fla' et.
Yor 4811.;-5 casks "Peach Blossom P0t,A.814 32 recd
; andfor sale by J. B. BONNET, - •
QIICKYLDERS- 7 10easks, expected deity by Ben .West
' 8 - in store and for sole by;
• AVS.I. DYER; No:158 Liberty at
SUGAR ROUSE MA. OLASSES- few bble., t."4trule
Refrneti?aftrst race arncte, for sal6.by ' '
• - - , • WAIL DYER
lET ANS 3 casks Bacon Hama, ,nist race' •ed per,
_lOl.l Highlander; for sale - by ' , WM. DYER..
.COFFKK-40 nage, join receiving ; for sate loot. - ,
B WOhLS--39 dozen, ust•receivedandfor Bale by
PEACIi- J3RANDY, Irish . Whiskey, Jamaica
' Holland •Giu, in,lots to snit purchasers, for sale at
wholesale prices, ky, UeB) " J. S.BONNET„Liberlyst.
J RAZEL SUGAR-50 bags, in itore and foriitife
jen - J. S. BONNIE - a', Liberty at:,
rJIABLE SAIIT-100"bags }lope Mins Ilebte Salt, in -.--,
J. store`and for side by' &el) J.S. LIONNEr. • -
011 baskets Salad Oil, rec'd nod for sale by____ • -
NKr. i
___ ___:_, ..., .. _
V. 1.. H-100 bbls; No. 3lnrge blackeral;dso boxes No. 1 -
Scaled Herring, to arrive and for sale by ..
leg.
J. S,IsONPIET.
• •
lease B.; Auterienn PAns;
Just reeekied and for sale by •
MeCANPL&SS & CAMPBELL;
•-• gr'Wood street.
•
RYE FLOUR- 7 410 IcEye Flouriree'd and for eater.
by Day3ol. S. & W. HAEBASGE. -
pvtlots—con,iq and 6itee= Parasols a
seni° G ae) TdclNDlESS
it CAMPBELL,
is 9 ' 97 Wood street.
• Frri 800 • -KEEP! (i.—inaLtora ortenehog 3 s
W system, with the author's directions to teaOhers,
prit4ed on - the covers. .A new supply, from New York
just'ose'd and for sale by JOHN H. MELLON,' •
ici 3 - 7 al Woodrdreet.
CUTLERY -1 cask stperior Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen-knives,Butcher Knives, Skat Knives, SCiS.
cot"c.'iustaPene tic A NDLE3S by .
teahidPßELL,
f
fr? Wood street.';
F INE COGNAC B • • piEs.,-.2.7 half pipes, various
v tages, of 0111 r 9WII importatiori' for "eontmeree,"
from Bordeaux, just received mid for sale by_:-
MILLER & BICKETSON;
je4 - . Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street. ,
IMPROVED PIMPS; that will not mesas up in:the
COLD weather, for sale by _ .
SCAIFE & ATELNSON, ,
mayftf . . Fino, between Wood and Marlon stir
- noED BLANKETS—Iease {5O pair)_Bed Blankets; 8.9
P by 64, 6 lbs., ribbon bound, received - „thi"day, tire
consignment from the manufacturer, and, for late by .
H. tEE,
11 P 7 • 'Liberty, ciihinsite Flith - street.. - _
4n BALES BROWN MUSLIN. at 4} and sc.
U r maY22' A. MASON
DRIED. APPL 275 bushels. Dried Apples, ree'd
and foi sale by itny3ol S. &W. HARBAUGH.
DRIED BEEF-2 tierces Prime Dried Beef, ree'd. and
for sale by [mY3Ol S. &W. HAR-BADGH. '
ARD OIL—A few bble.,just received and &reale by
I " ray4B . S. &W. HARBAUQH:.
— CI LASS-375 boxes ?darken's" assoned zes Glass
Urjost received and for sate , by
• -
-, niy3o S. & w. GARSAUGH.
0111BESE--30 boxes new Cream Cheese, just reed and
X.J for sale by Imy3oj -S.& W. HARBAUGH::,
4Z, ODA ASH-30 casks of Steele - a. Co. - 's superior Soda
)o Ash just received and for sale by - _
iny,3o - S. & W. HARBAUGH...
AxT 00L-100,000 . p9u0s of Wool wanted tly _
Ty may:lo S. kW. HARSAUGH
XOLASSES-100 O. Molassee , reed acid to;
.12F1 sale by [my3ol S. Ss.W.HARBAUGH.
Q H. MOLASSE'S-sblils., Battle Ground, in Stare and
". for sale by" (je6) JAMES P.ArroN. Jr ::
eceived and foraala
O ATs.-169° " *4l" JAMES PATTO
No. 17 Li er
1.3 YE FLOUR-27 barrels; reekVand for sale by
Il je6 JAMES PATTONOir.
0. MOLASSES-50 bblx..in store-and...for, sae by
N;
leg. - , JAMES VATTON . Sr •
UGARBOU.SE hIOLASSES
S
-
100 bbls. Honore Idolesses,St. Seines Refiner' y
' . 10 do do • do do • ' Louisiana 'do
La store and` or mile by MILLER - & ItICKETSON,
may L- . • 172 and 174 Liberty in. -
- • .
, LIEATHERS--8 sacksirrime;landirefroni Pletttlit7
.12 Cumberland; and for sole by _
B. A. FAHNInTOCK &
je7. • -. Colter ISt and Wood st.s..
C - HEM:LAND W.. R. CHEES E - I$S , boxes prima
Cheese, for sale by Deg). • i.S. BONNET,.
LINSEED f',lll.,ri 7 10 bblsi ree'd onconsigranent andfor
ado by ' KING &MOOREIBAD i
jels. ' ' . •
BOSOMS - AND. COLLARS-40 doz., latest stylei and
iariOna qualities, rec'd thia dayand for sale !pert)!
jeLl . - ' .EDW , D TODD dr, CO..
-BRANDY—AtweII. Co(nnac . - BrAndy ; J. J. - Dupur
Bordeaux do.; A. Seignette; Rocaell , e do.; Cognac
do.; in store and for Kale' by '!tie9) J. S. BONNET.;
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FirxxiaßF.ll-t . costs, landing, froth steamer Curntier
rand, aud , for sale by .
107; FAIINESTOOK do CO;
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In store andlor sale by
RHODE It ALCORN.
BUYING saris
E=Rec'd and for axle bt ,
CUMMINS A. shard,
Nu: DYES.