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_ == ,-__-. = easternpaU.i^exs,-«,vcdog^or^^
-»*;rS , M ...... ... Agent for the sole of Chickcring’s Pianos for
f '■ ’ _ •: . Pennsylvania, No. Bt, Wood street. . .
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fhHT*'> P <V-'J U OFFlCE,No.BsFonrUlstreet:
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Cr AlW*-V : ■ 1t0N0.16."-Thisifthe- cheapest and best-ho
s X --t- - - r ---T .—; fciad ever published. The public are invited te
*». 5^? r ': # ‘i&jfo !w* ■ X h ? Histow of Peudennis—complete;
: r * - • -.Nobody’s Son,or the-life and Adventure
'& * l - - cival'Mayberry. aVriUcn bv himselC;
t-‘-i -....- . - Mississippi Scenes and Adventure?. ByJost
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i ave rece ‘ Ted 1,16 followinsn
1 U f r*-^^i|s £r L*Avengro—the Scholar, the Gipsey and ih
By George Borrow, author of " The Gipsies
|J*W : fe«o£n?fiif»3?^v(“The Bible in Spain,’> Ac., Ac. Price 25 cen
U'&ic' Nobody’s Son: the Life and Adventures o
t fwltttWJit tk&'M* Iti Mayberry:. himself:
v..»vw W ,-v ... . N 0.24 Dictionary ol Mechanics,Engine-.
?>? -! ■ ~ Engineering j
Tlie Poultry Book: a Treatise 4 on breedii
~ - . Essjswafs:
sa& “
'r l - »q;hor ot
Western Steamboat Accoantant; Froressi
- Keeping and the Commercial Sciences. <
tk V'.fwdW ' K' t " i N. B. Hatch: Esq-yof the Pittsburgh Bai
-.; of Mereamile Law.
AtfX : JohhD.Williams,Profcssorof Ornament
• candle Penmanship.- .Persons desirous of
%rss,'w fc-V' Ai b l ''-' • \ A/' 1 thorough Meicamile Educaiion,caa rely npc
’in-thislMtitutlonevefy-ihing. that is adyerti
VV,« '§?r t is no advertising of.thenames:of Insiiiicto]
vifV <C«V.£>s!turefs : who: Will neither teach nor lecture i:
nornohuTTibvggingihe public.icithpucrt of
;withthecngraver s snamesuppressed,andaj
i v pretending^ to have “ execated ” them with
f e\' S .• ; Ladies’Writing Class meets in a separan
TjtMBROIDERIES! ’.-Received per erf
WlPWlfW# %SS«^»SSS?fei
} .'- _____ _ cuffs and collars; Kossuth cuffs: and colla
s: ” ~ eunes and Louis Napoleon do do; Louis N
line, Brussels and Applique capes and slei
=zrf- »•. zetteaj black Chaatillß and love veils; h
. •' fast caps; infants’ «aps and waists; embi
1 cambnc handkerchiefs; English thread li
Dr. Bogwi* Syn»-«r 1-lveryiroi
••-’ ——-- ----- - • ' --A CASBBAbiaOi!
!s<ißi/3C?SsfeAiOT*r^)fe^sj.Ni^hK«*wPP.ii*Jrr-a^*^??:it , For th* complete cure of Colds, Infl;
COSSUMt
This symp containsno
whatever,-but is composed .entirely of
Herbs, and vegetable substances whichi
infiuenceupofl the Lungs.ahd their ooc
Y'*ffis£\P ’ fA-Cr&SSS V y' . _. . . ... ..... -; lui immediate effect is to rfllity all irrilati
remove flic pMt£ni shdotherihorbtd seci
~r'\ „ Throat and Air-Passages; thus relieving
: _ . subduing theinflammmicn and other caa
l '.Vi 1 • ' - . rise to it. It also stimulatesaud imparts
to the Lungs themselves, thereby enab
‘ • - - -- ’— T '“- toremove fromthebloodt
J - i*. »»« dl .% a f ed t ? arlicleß ’ w % h > - l t r< V taill
miscn.ef In the system, and lay the foun
table CONSUMPTION.' Ualso exertsi
"" - upon the skin, and assists nature in ex
theExholeuts, much of that morbid-maf
. otherwise be thrown back upon.theLuuj
' themof a part oftheir work, and rend.
pare and healthy. When tuberclesarefc
•• their development and furtherprogress:
has taken place, it assists,the Lungs in
corrupted matter, soothes the irritation,
S-.V^ r o:^v s ated cavi lies,ana restores them again'
This Medicine,.therefore, is not,a' f
which only relieves forthe time being,
curative, ZB banket Mine very rootof
by removic? it,removes atonce all iu
epSfi .teßdant.cotmequences.. .TMai3.its dii
aaauiic— a property possessed, in e<j
other medicine of like nature, r.ow be
■ ■■'■■ : -CIHO V LARS, &C
' ■ • As no ordinary sized advertisement
; - ......----.-•• ■ -- thehatareandmeTitioflhishtticle,the
published a new. Circular, giving the «
sQf?h'T^ nl ' l ?>l r“ >'i T hr «n«; Iht dtseTip tum,naturt. sc., ofxts
eiit»j the are designed t.
Longs and Liver,mad acoptonjrefere
ahohavs ban ewed by ai-gmng ther
4wS*^S»SsteS»JWVsifsw«C^S ! *®H&S»^ s «>f'^r-» w s < S donees, even to the street and the nor
are xwbkd mtlh aCoogA,or whose
Ib tft f-- ujyyy?■ ‘Cfy ,1'- 1 —™» ■ 1 least affected, are earnestly desired
. ; Agents named below, ana procure <
'' ’l f nWets^ltcanbe hadgrimr^uidwilltv
_ .tee-‘fllnnoTiHeahA,”ind<‘4!io«t
-- -- - be worthto yourself and family, '
" ' ' ■ HUNDREDS OP BOLi
"T‘" ' Bach is o ur vino
}&<S? a'iSTT ing to warrantthisMedicmeinever!
(whereusedaccording totbe direct
wfia/®P^BEp®B , KBs«®^SS(rf^S , ?d^S! :^fA !*K4'W9lx ! ' the pamphlet,: insideAe wrapper <
-.--- .1-- . “--- —-•’■• - where the lifson is notsausfied
— 1 benefit from it, by bo
1 - ---- - will be returned. Jp“ See page 3d
■aWSifff side the wrapper of each bottle.
. .. ‘ » in- Be sure to ask for Hr. A. Sat
' ! ERWORT, TAR, and CANCHAi
■ - •'•ttsHcsava^i.
- . Bwaatfl.’
S , J !;r tsfia C tt E i-'sSSSjffi-Kv.fcti‘l —I : Cough and Diseatc of fouttun mo
- AWbeing given up ttyme byrn
.Mam.A.L.ScomUiCo.-ltei
• a Catificau t(f a Curt, effected by* y
of.Liverwort,Tar and. Canchainf
f expectoration was of founan mom
■ bafded the skill.of severalof oar ,
ps.ti) New York,Albany and Coopersio
, l{ s i%' , ffs^' M! S-WCi l it" iJ’£'»'‘t'*'i‘ 1 ■•■- in whom the cure was effected, an
iW&ggiiwSiflßSiHijJg ATw no faith ih patent medicines, 1.1
■■■■■'■ '~ "~”—=•'•• others, and have become satisße
SI■ J r>t■BlH'wfc^ , ■ t: »s{3>iS)l : VtS : ■ . was aa great aeore as was eve
. t-AMS suoeriorsaear cared * daringmy sickness, bemaotniuft
■■ - £ t. AhhS superior sugar carea I have how commenced ray bi
bhS-W — ■- “ think, about eight hollies.. Iv.
:-— — Yours, respectfolly, T’
!«.. • -1 BLEEDMO AT TBE LI
— 1 . -: ,: v. sas now PBoarav
-•''" '„ Srattmeni qf Mr. X Lang, JBal
—■- • y. 3f.— A few days before.last C
r^i'^;v,-? jTfcf*;£ -*■ titjtz ■ unwell, and soon .commenced
• Lungs. I called ina, Hommopa
- • -t •• ■• ■- ■ - ■ •-■ -•• medicine did not seem to hclD m
.isemeutt'and, thought I. woula'.tr
Livenoorti Tar ana Canchalagu
up the third dotjlA rny blef^ing
“ • tool gone, and t Alt ha.well u, m
good. I consider it a most crce
made to the PnprtUoTS,MarAV3i
P> This whole paper might 1
-m ■ - '-- • nuiar totlto Bbotm.fiom tho^w
FOR SALE, whofesale and r<
■ ■ ’ — &,CO., Proprietors.ats'lhcihP
_ _ HALL, No; 316 Broadway, Nee
ders forlthe Medicine, anl ietti
!5^P J » f d!feSf»slSi , (Sflff«&, shtfdld be addressed, posMiatd.
. ALSO, for sale by ■&.£. Sell
....... a •. Wholesale Agent .for Pittsbn
< Curry and H. P.Schwarlz, Alb
Carr & Manchester; A. P.
“ I PRICE—In large bottle, Sl,o
' .1 -. declltdaw :. f p
~ Bounty Laud ond
?• YTTILLIAM FLINN offers
: res 1- ■■ ■.- -e . 'ff -buWaesgViwWt ttteißx
Congress, as an agent Hew
. . relative to and boo
—. .... , , raie.:-AddresB William Flihi
KrjMS-Mfgl - ----- ;:ddnuarg^.^y :::l
FUnh; was several • yea
- the Second Coraptrollet. of i
1 edge of transacung bmiines
i; _■ tender his services^ as agen
.whomnYemployhlmn,^
!: " ■•' - ■- T-. - ' “^ l :. : . PITTSI
i ' j 0 union of the
i u.eS^&^7
— Those wishing to obtali
sSss!2?isfe«'«swK»i»Bi .._ : I Bookkeeping and its applii
sinessihftoi.aTapidandel
- rtea to call andexamme th
-.- -sgsssraft-
' L «SaWrehi
■- ■ do. the;, skini ,how
; sallow, yellows
yj
: ■ —■ — _ ! i ous qualities;• and it-t?
m. -3A& ahassss?
fevhsa
—-- ' 1
jfc -YOUNG, “active b
. - ■■ jgL baigh,withau ex
• f; " command a cash capitt
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Comnurrial anif .financial.
THH) r pt<g>T£BßßGß BOARD OP TRADE
A’ND MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
FREDERICK LORENZ, I „ . „
WM.a ctt.t,. } Coaum** toe FarauAHt.
C 3pG, )
Weekly Review of tUc n«rkeu<
■OFFICS OP THE MORNING POST, >
Friday, March 7,1851. J
The weather, tip to Thursday, has been mild and
spring like $ but on Thursday it changed into a
sprinkling of snow and ram, which continued
throughout the day, and made il qmto unpleasant
for ontdoor business.
Business during the week has been quite ammo
ling in the leading articles of trade. The rc»
ceipta'oT Flour hive been quite limited, in conse
quence of which prices have improved somewhat,
lb Provisions there has been a heavy business done
at fall prices. The stock k of Bacon is light, and
there is a probability of prices advancing cull fur*
'ther.
Oar rivers Ore m excellent navigable order. The
Pennsylvania Canal ia now in full operation ; the
first boat, through from Philadelphia, having armed
here yesterday, loaded with eastern dry goods de
signed for the west.
It must bo borne in mind that*ihe quotations in this
review, except otherwise specified, are the whole
sale rates; end that in all cases m filling small or
ders, ft slight advance is asked by our merchsuts.
ASHES—Very little doing to Salmratus; sales at
505|c. In Soda Aeh the market is well supplied;
we qbote ea before at 34031 c on lime. No change
in other sorts; Pearls 6±c.; PoU 4041 c.; Scorchings
34031 c.
APPLES—Tha market is barely supplied ; sales
from 31,00 to 1,25 per bbl.
ALE..The demand is active, and sales regular at
the following prices:
- Bavarian Beer, per bb!
' Common, perbbl.
' XX "do '
• XXX do
> (Common, half barrels
XX do
XXX do
« Common, qr- barrels
XX : do
XXX do
with 60c per bbl tbrownoff for cash
BUCKETS—SaIe of Beaver from store at 92,00
02£6.
BULK MEAT—The receipts for the past week
have beeo light, sod bat few transactions id this ar«
tide reported. We quote, however, at sf, to 6,
bog round. • This will be paidfor prime lots.
- BLOOMS—Sales.ol Juniata at $60062*
BROOMS—TheTew sales made are at former quo
taboos—figoxes take a wide range according to the
quality of the article; say $1,26(212,60 per doz. .
enquiry for prime butter, through
«oßt the week, baa been good. Wo have sales com*
•prisusg about SD.bbls, ranging from 9, 10012, as in
Some few sales of keg at I&T}, The
ausrkct for strictly prime is bare.
BEANS—We quote at $1 for mired ; $t,37 per
bushel for small white..
BACON~Tbc market is firm, with an.increased
demand; holders asking higher prices. We note
Bii '|es # during this week, of 400 hhds Shoulders at
gx sales of Hams at Si to 8j ; Sides are firm
at 1 ? I^ 7s*—some holders refuse to sell at these
SEED—There.ismore activity in this
article aii/®* yesterday, in consequence of an ad«
vance in W'© e markets. Wo note sales <>r
240 bushels, i*-lho /ore part of the week, at $4,750
4,87; 10-day the asking rale * arc s°* oo 10 6i?u—
we did not, however, lea," 1 * °* ao ? Ba * es 31 t* 168 ®
prices.
CHEESE—Moderate supplies;
at6|o7c.; Common atslo6c.
CORN MEAL—4O to 50c.
; COPPER—SaIes of ingots at 19020 c.; eh/®* 8t
025 c. •
CANDLES—-Sales of Pittsburgh Mould at 10/*»
Cincinnati at 9t to 10c.; Star at 22023 c.; Reserve,
MooldatlOc.
COAL—Regolar ealea at 4 1
.CORDAGE* -The following are the card prices of
.Manillaßope, by Coil, . 14c
Do do whcncut, 15c
'White Rope, by Coil,. . n c
.Do do when cut, I2c
Tarred do bj Coil, 10c
Do do when cut, lie
Packing Yarn, Ed 0,..,. 7c
Do do - common, Sc
No,s,ctsper EJ....,.20 No. 13cts per© 23
tt 6, « “•••.*,20 “ 14 « *< 24
. tt 7 f a .20 “ 10 “ (< 2&
fr 8, • ..2L “ 1G « « 26
«9, “ <*..,*♦•2l “ 17 “ 27
<i JO, « <*......21 « 18 “ “ 28
«11, « 2 « 19 “ «* 29
«12, « “......22 «-.20 ■«■■■“ 30
DOZEN YABK. .
No. 500, eta perD...lOj No. 800,eloper doz..Bj
« €OO, « “....9* “ 900, “
.« . 700, ** 8J « 1000, « r “...8i
Carpel Chain,........22 Candlewick,....",.. • 19
Coverlet Yarn,.... • • ,22 Bag Filling, 19
Twine,........... * .25 Batting... No. 1, 18 to 2o
Cotton Warp*• 13 12 11 J No. 2 and 3,16 to 17.
. DRUGS-—The following ia a lfetof prices ofeome
of the most prominent articles under this head :
Aloes, j&5......16018 18....40
Alnm, ** • ••••>3io 4 Camph0r,ref,...,.35040
• AcaroDtida.ffia... .18326 Chloride lime,**. ...70 0
Arrow R00t,**...12014 Cochineal, u 1,3001,50
1 V-inefortis,«... 10011 Copperas, “...U(9 8
1 Tlth **...G106i L»quoncerl.“...,7o 9
I-^M^ e -»Umbro4&al2ol3 “ ball “.....20021.
' bW#.-.«1»65 Sal Soda <*.... 4043
I Oninine Glue,corn. **--11012
' DRIED ®f new at 85. .
• pi.OUß—Re^ e, P la 6>Dce our-last geooral review
r bkte off, ondthere is barely a
i iafficicDt supply for home conoumpUpn;, In conse
! onence of the light receipts prices have advanced a
! ghade. The sales during the weok comprise, about
i 400 hbls* On Monday were made at the
wharf at 53,33. Bolcs of jmall lots on Toesday at
43,3703,38. On Wednesday and Thursday sales
wero made at &3 # 40 to 3,48; about the same figures
were paid from wagons. -
FEED—Sales of Bran from first hands at 11012 c.
fiddlings, 30 } Shorts, 16 to 20.
FlSH—Sales j>l No, 3 Mackerel at $B,OO, at which
1 iftoldere are firm. No sales of other Noe.
1 FEATHERS— Sales from first bands at 33035 c.
r FRUIT—We give onr tabic corrected;
1 White R. Candy, 16017 c. | Raisms 8unch,2,6002*75
1 Yellow-** “ ..14016c. J do Cluster, .2,7503,00
1 Tied ** ** • i!802Oc. IZanto Currants,. ...9jc.
I XiQUOfice,• ••• .18020 c. Fi1bert5,........7|08c.
I V,-.fined “ .....35037c. Walnut*,.. 7toSc.|
[' r -the Pa5te,.'..27028c. Cream Nuts,.....ot@7c. i
f ... ••• • • -809 c. Almond ........ 16023 c.
I DaterV- iif- . H.5he11....100121c.
ieo ol '?’’ Shelled «.....26027c.
nrtef APP'e«...-7508° O. Poaphca^l,37ol^s2.
rROCB£MES—The eloclta are good. In inigar
we find more disposition in holders
.and . . tvo ' lure sales of about 160 hhds of Sugar,
" “ frWm 6* to 6*. Sales of Molasscß arc made
1 .T0J513&- B *'« of Coff,!e 31121,0,2 *-
I;, r v.n »tw—The receipts have been good for the
I , Sales of wheat at 70 to 76, a» m quali.
Ip, 9 t week. SalcsjH a , a i e . of 400 bags
‘VcoLVfrom hsnda.at 40c ; sa.es of oa,a arc
!.> made ®t 33 to-54.« •
i uApQ M Re9uUr sates at 4"c» ■
I' MtnFB--We hear of some transactions of Green
44 to 44. There are safes of Western Dry
1 uiriMi ntdo at ll to.l<l<.. ,
I hOMIHY—'Very little doing; some sales reported
; sales at scales at Sl4
1 10 IRON & NAILS. .The following ia a corrected
■ V*.w„ nrirca of the varioua eiaea and doacrip.
' lonfarf Pittsburgh manufactured Iron. We give
■the outside range of prices: .2j@slc.
::
3 to 4» inch „
.< cut, 6to 7 mch.. Uf(J .
NAitc —1 to 20 peeuy^.»? *.* 350 «
•: « Bto 9 penny..- —-” JC, ~
... 610 7 penny. a 5 „
. *- . «. o penny.. —. •r. *., „
- -1,- « -. 4 : _ „
■ ' Sales of*g at 6*; Bar at«d.
LEAD PlPE—l'ho following are the card prices:
■' •» 1 “■' No. 2 . ■ “ .1c..!? “
I ‘ “ -'N6I2 ‘ l 80. 'C' “
i ' ‘ No, 1 “ “ 7lc4>- !!
* ‘ No.l “ “ Blc.'P' “
i Noil “. « Olc.iP
I “ No. 1 “ “ lSlc.** “
.AH other sizes Gjc. IP ]h:;.
LEATHER—The folldwiug prices will hefonod
corret : ■ ■ ■ .
Now Y0rk,........... .$> ffl* ••••■• • .174020 .
8a1tim0re,........... *. c< **• • • ••»••• *21022 •••■..
Slaughter,........ .» <c • * • • .20c. ■
Upper Leather,....• ,^-d0z.......525,00030,00
Ca1f5kiD8,...........^d0z.........24,00028,00
Phi Pa. do doz. «..••• • *30,00036,00
HarnoßßLeather, ... pH)...... .18020 c.
Skirting,.. .do. • *..** <<.... • .21023
Bridle,... .d0».......p d0z........ ,30,00,033,00
LUMBER—-Tho following table of Dry Lumber
is correct:
$6.00
6 00
8 00
9 00
4 00
. 3 SO
4 60
1 76
200
2 26
WOOL—Receipts have fallen off; very lilde do*
ing. Quotations range from 29 to 43045 for differ*
ent grades.
WHISKEY—SaIes of Rectified at 24025 c.
Fro77t tto Baltimore Price Cvnent. March 9,1851.
BACON—Demand continues good, particularly
for Sides to go South. We note Bales 35 hhds Sides
at B}c; 60,000 lbs do loose 8}; 25 hhds Si, chargm g
packages; 25 do B}, full* 1 cent off; 50 do, and
10,000 lbs loose, B}oBf, full charging packages;
25 hhds 10,000 lbs do, Sic : 30 bbds and 20,000 lbs
do loose at S|c ; 126 hhds, and 100,000 lbs loose
Shoulders, at 707}c. Hams, 10 hhds new at 9010 c;
10 do 10010}; 1,000 pieces, in lots, at 10c, and
1,300 old at Sc. Also, to-day, sales of 40,000 IDs
Sides at Sic, charging for packages.
COFFEE—The demand from the trade' has been
very brisk the past week, particularly the latter
part, and dncea steady ; market closing firm. Tlio
aggregate sales amount to about 13,000 bags, and
including 3,800 bags Rio at 10} ; 800 at 10} ; 300
at 10} ; 400 at 11; 4,000 do at IO}OU, principally
10}; 1,000 at lO}OU ; 2,000 Laguayra at 11} 1 330
do at Hi. [Accounts from New Orleans per tele*
graph, on tho 23d lost., state that Coffee had ad
vanced, with sales at ll}c, and stocks reduced to
5,000 bags.} Importations (his week, 6,200 bags
from Rio, per ship Banshee.
FEATHERS—Sates 2000 Xba good Western at
33jc; 6,000 Hsi do at 34c & ft. .
FISH. .Mackerel: the denned is improving,
particularly for Nos. 3 and 4 ; of the latter we note
a sate of 100 brls, not recent inspection, at ss},
time. The quotations are, for No. 1, SIO|01I;
No. 2, S9-01O; No. 3, largo size, S6}o7 and do
small, S&io6, and No. 4, ss}os}. Inipectiooe for
the week ending 27th, are 226 brls and 166 Jilfdo
Mackerel.
sales ol Cream
FLOUR. .Tho market still continues dull, and
prices have further declined since our last. How*
ard Street—We note the sales of tho week as fol*
j'tws: On Monday, 600 bbla at 84,43}, and 300 at
Ag ; Tuosday,3oo ats4,43}, and 600 at 54,37};
Wcdnt H^ nolhingjdoiog ; Thursday the English
stcamrr’s OOWfl caused buyers to hold ofT in antici
pation of a ,* Vulbcr decline* tho sales being only 500
bills at 54 37* • market closed with sales of
1,800 brls’al 54,37** 4 . , . . . .
SEEDS'—In Clove,' thcr ? hla B, " d ! ««'*'«»•
(he sjlea amounliog u' »>•»« 1,600 bo.bel. new
Penna. at $5,121 bu». > Tnnotby, very tulle
doing-quoin ai $2,6003,00 general range ;
bnt a very prime lot would comb"' ani * moro H , » n oof
outside figures.
. —«■ .
port o*\ piTTijrtimmt.
? FEET 0 INCHES WATKBINTUE CUltf.NlV
Steamer Michigan No.‘2, lioies, Heaver.
•* Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
'• J. M’Kce, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
4 * Beaver, Gordon, Heaver.
“ Fashion No. ?, Peebles, Elizabeth.
1 ' Thomas shnver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Redstone. Woocward, Brownsville.
Clipper, No. *2, Buvol, Cincinnati.
“ Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
Messenger, Fisher,Cincmnali.
DEPARTED:
** Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
*• 2. M’Kec, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
4f Beaver, Cordon, Beaver.
“ Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton
*• Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
u Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
44 J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
Welteville, Young* Wheeling*
“ Pacific,Hanging Rock.
** fuficarora,” Murdoch,WellsviUe.
Pilot No. 2, Shank, Hockingport.
. J. J. Crittenden, Elliott, St. Lotus.
“ St. Anthony, Keys. Cincinnati.
DREsS SlFxKS—Just received, 20 pieces assorted
styles spring Dress Silks, at
mar 4 A. A. MASON t, CO*3.
Ladies* dr&*s goods—
-15 pcs plain nit wool high col’U do lames ;
5 [h*h. do do black do;
pcs. new and splendid style barege de lames i
Ibpce. choice ftTinadinefi. Just opened at
mart A< A * MASON * CO’S.
Notice*
THE “ Association of Teachers and friends of Edu
cation oi Allegheny County, Pa.” will meet In the
Public School House m South Pittsburgh, on Friday
evening, March 7th.1351, at 7 o'clock. P. M.,at which
time addresses will be delivered by the Rev. J.J. Bu
chanan and Mr. J. Kelly. . v
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Bv order of the Executive Committee,
* J. 0. BURGHER, Secretary.
Jonc*’Solution of Jot,
ALK£UU> HUMAN HAIR DYE forlhe changing ol
white, red or grey hair Co a beautiful brown oc let
black coloran a tew minutes. Price 50 cents andSL,OO.
Sold by W. JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Pitiabui gh,
head of Wood. . [dec*:o
Pearly White Teeth end Breath,
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS. ;
PERSONS who have either, are honorably assured
that if their breath ißeveraofoaljOrlheir. =
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jone;.
Anibor Tooth Taste wIU make the teeth white as enow
dud the breath odiferouf.ly sweet.
Sold only at JACKSON'S Store, .240 Liberty .stree,
head of Wood. ' (deoA)_
A Scientific Ualr Tonic Restorer -
A NO BEAUTIFIED L Trial bottles 37J cents. Those,
who havo uied J t »ne9* Coral Hair Reelorative know
us excellent qualities —those who havo not, we ;US»u* e
it to possess the lollr ,wing qualities; It Will- force the
hair to grow on atry t * pan where nature intended hair to
grow, slop it falling sod, cure scutf or dandruff, undmake
light, red or grey hul For dressing the hair
cpft and silky, not! .unc can exceed it makes U
truly beautiful and ’keeps it so. It is, indeed, the moat
economical* yet su/ tenor article for the hair.
Sold only at WBf ( JACKSON’S Store,24o Libertyel.,
head of Wood, Fir Price 37&ccnts, 50 cents and
31.00 • fdecgO
IJUS.H 50 bbis. No l Labrador Gihbed Herrings, re
. ceivedper w Brooklyn,” and lorsaleby ■
: ALEXANDER.KING,
No. 208 Liberty «L_
I \ri ACP:RS OP LANDTa Jefferson county for
I.UII'J Bull. .Enquire of THOMPSON BELL, at
he office .01 Debut A. WILKINS A CO.
FISH— 'Mackerel, Nos. 1,2 and 3; .
Shadjia whole ami hull barrels;
Herrings m pickle;
Coil Fil Hi m casks; For sale by
.ALEXANDER KING
PACKED chest* fane Young Hyson;
Shulf chests Black ; for sale low
in QEe*fourth pound packages, by .
febtß __ J. • WM. PYERr
GORN mid lor sale by.
febl3 SAMUEL P. SHRIvBR.
i febiS4
psrippsr B ac^prim e^& for^ l Qby b
• •' Found*
0N THURSDAY* a Bum of money* in Bank Notes—'
™-7oHra»iN i r&°r {
No- 05 ATatket street.
pOTAbH-8
mar 4 and 233 Liberty street.
HOPtj— lb bales Ist soit Western New York: Hops In
_4«re tmd fot mtt.t.f.r * WCKETSON.
ARRIVED
Uiuga Rio Col
fee. on band and for sale
ALEXANDER KING.
; 'v -• ■ "
TO the Honorable the .Jadgeß of the Court of .General
f A j{ tta J lerSeBW()nBo * ,lli e and for the County
° Tho'pelUion af John' Tag g, of the Fifth Ward, city
of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humblYsheweth,
That yatirpeimoner hath provided himself with materials
for-tha '-accommodation of travelers and. others,.at : lu»
■dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid,-and prays that
voar Honors Will be pleased to- grant him a license to
KCcp a public house of entertainment. And your, peti
tioner, as in doty bound, will pray.
. We; the subscribers, citizens of the Word aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance,and is well providedwith house
-room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne»
CfiRSAfV
Abraham Woods, C H Morledgc, John Jeffrey, Adam
Wood, Richard Dean, D Maclean, Michael Kribs.L
Vollhardt, P G Rook, James Watson, E J Stewart, Wm
Schmidt. (Tribune copy and charge Post.) f aaifcSf
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
' mg of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
James Boyd, John Henry, A Steel, Henry Walthcr.A
M’Giqd, John Trucker, K Williams, R Barton, John
Patton, DM’Clclland, George Lindsey, John Ross..
mai6:3i* (Allegheny Enterprise copy and ch Post.)
ritU tne Honorable the Judges ot the Court of Quarter
X Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Al
legheny :
The-petition of Johnston Graham, of the 3d Ward,
Pittsburgh, humbly shewelh, That your petitioner hath
provided himself with materials for the accommodation
of travelers and others, at bis dwelling house in the
ward aforesaid, and prays that.your Honors will be
pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of
entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound,
will pray. JOHNSTON GRAHAM.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good, repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging ol strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
JohnH. McFadaen, George Scott, James Montooth, A.
Wallace, Wm. Orr, Augustus Vance. E. Blackley, wm.
Brown, Martin Donnelly, Robert McLaren, E Lipping*
ton, Patrick McStem. martf:3t
HpO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Genera!
JL Quarter Sessions of the Peace mand for the County
of Allegheny:
The peuuon of Owen Bramgan, of the Third Ward,
Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly shewelh,
That your peutioncr hath provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at
hisdwelhnghouse in the Ward aforesaid, and prays Umt
your Honors will he pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, ns in duty boand, will pray.
OWEN BRANIUAN.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above pctiuoner u of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences lor the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
Hugh Gibbon. John Casey, John. Taylor, Patrick
Quinn, S. Lyon. John Walker, John Quinn, Pierce Bren
nan, John Walsh, Robert Duncan, John Magee, William
Burke. mar6:3t
rilOthe flortorabie the Judges of the Court ol General
X Quarter Sessions of the Peace In and for the County
of Allegheny:'
The pennon of John Allmder, of tlic 3d Ward, City
of Allegueny, in-the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That yout petitioner hath provided himself with mate
rials (or the accommodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays
that vour Honors will be pleased to grant him a license
to keep apublic house of entertainment. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
JOHN ALMNDKK.
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court ol General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny;
The petition of David Fagan, of the Seventh Ward,*
City of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly
sheweth— I Thai your petitioner hath provided himself
with material* for the accommodation of travelers ami
others, at his dwelling house.in the Ward aloresnid, and
prays that your Honors wilt.bo pleased to grant him a
license to keep a public house of entertainment. Aud
C*our neimonor, as in duty bound, will pray.
’ DAVID FAGAN-
Wo. the subscriber*! .citizens of the Township nfore
s till, do'certifyllhat the*ohove petitioner it ofgoodrepute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
bouk'C room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern & necessary. .
D Yoiuort, Jno. alcCnly*Geo.|Neely,Tho». Robinson,
Wm Rob/nson, R. Forsyth, E< Boyce, R.M. Fouler. L
a, B McCullough, 3. Wilson.
Private piecoaei.
1)R. BROWN, No. 61 DUMONI) ALLRV,
. DxvorrM his entire attention to unoftc*
nr.tctice. ilisliuinessisruoslly conllnedte j
MJSjgp- || Private or and sueh pain* i
affections, brought on by imprudence ;
youthful indulgence and excels.
mslemM Syphilis. Syphilitic Eruptions, Go.ton
hea. Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges.
Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases o ..the venereal
orixim Skin Diseases. Scorbutic Eruptions, Tetter,
Ring worm, Mercurial Diseases,Seminal Weakness,hn»
potency, Piles, Rheumatism. Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula m Ano-
Norvoas Affections, Pams In the Back aad Loms, Irritn
• tiong of tlie Bladder and Kidneys, successiuUy treated
Cure guaranteed. •
Fourteen years’ practicejlfour in .this cllyt enables DiJ
Brown 10 offer a.surances of speedy cure lo all who may
come nnder his care.
Office and private consulting rooms, Gd Diamond ay.
53* Charges moderate. . novs;d&wty
REUMATISM-~Dr. Brown's newly mscovrea rem
edy for Rheumatismis a speedy and certain remedy
for that painful trouble. ,lt never fails.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 65, DIA
MOND, Pittsburgh, Fenna. The Doctor is always «t
home. ... < lanie-dawif
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Otphans’ Court
of Allegheny County, the subscriber. Administrator
of the estate of James Darrogh, lato of Upper St. Clair
township, deceased, will expose to public sale at tho
Court House, in tho City of Pittsburgh, on MoNDiY, the
84th day of March, 1851, at 10 o'clock A. M., all that
cortain messuage and Tract, or piece or laud .situate in
the township of Upper St. Clair, county of Allegheny |
ardlStato of Pennsylvania, of which the said James I
Dnrrncli died seized in his demesne ns of fee,bounded
and described as folic we, viz: Beginnmgnt a post uear
aied-oak, thence, by lands of Willmm Turner, north
seventy-seven degrees, east thirty-eight perches, to a
whitc*oak; thence, by lands of James Cochran, south
twenty-nine degrees, east one hundred and eleven and
one-fourth perches, to a post; thence, by.tands of John
cjichurdson, south stxty-ono and three-quarters degrees,
west,eventy-BOven and one-half rercbos, to apos> in
llmread f and thence, by lands of the heirs ot die Rev i
Joseph Kerr, north ten and one-quarter degrees, west |
nee hundred and twenty-seven and one-hall perelics, to
the olSce of beginning; containing FORTY-TWO
ACRES' AND NINE .PERCHES, strict measure, of
wtiehlwemy-five arc cleared and in cultivation.. The
Dronertv is situate about 0 miles from Pittsburgh, and
eqmdi.mnt between the Washington turnpike and old
Washington road.- There is a Sewed log. House and
Stable, ind a young Orchard on the premises. . - --.
Terms bf on oonfirmallon .of salo; the
residuoin three equal annual payments, with interest,
se »“ l S?g?dA3iw Pr ° I>erly ' JAMES H ROBB, Adm’r
.““".r. WEGNER & BUECHNER’S |
Sew Lltbographlo Ettabliflbment> .1
00 Market street, betweenyThxfd Jf FoMm, .
IS NOW ready to furnish every kind of. Lithographic
work in the most elegant style, soch aa Shota buk,
jtfaw, Portraits, LamUeapts t Cards, Bill tea fay and Lo-
P ,h“ C °Mcs’sfs?-Moeser & Helmle have
Anened a Dbawino School, and execute on order Dralts
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, &c., with all possi
ble accuracy and elegance. ~ijals.iy
: . . •, •: .' Notice. - : ~
A DL persons indebted to the l&te firm of Johnston &
A. Stockton, will please eeitle immediately
nve costs #>b 3\ y JOHN jhjEMTNGg Ag*t
mm?.-
v . : 0v •-i .7* !»'. -i-:. . - -1... ■
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly Jor the Daily Morning Post.
BBCStriD BY UonTNIK&—PHII»T*Z> BY ITUM
EUROPEAN NEWS !
JOHN TAG G»
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
New York March 6.
The Pacific reached her- dock a few minutes before 6
this evening-, with Liverpool dates to the 22d.
Cotton has advanced |d; fair Upland cannot be pur-:
chased at 7d. Tho salesof the week ore 33,610 bales. .
Yellow Corn has declined Gd; white scarce} advanced
Xs
Grocehies—Sugar, at Liverpool. uncuauged. Coffee
unsettled. JVlolusseo commands full prices.;
Bebabstotfs—The large imports from the Comment
End the UnitedAtntes have: depressed .the .market,;nhd
prices arc nominal. . . . ■ —■ ■ ■ ,
Fiona—Western Conul 19s Bd@2U; Philadelphia and
BaltimoreB2s6d.
Grain— Wheat: white 5s lOd; Red 5s 4d@ss Bd.
Corns ydllow33s Sd; mixed S9s®29sBd; white 325.
Provisions— Pork firm, but doll. Lord advanced I®
2*. Cheese 3@4s. St. bonis Bacon, to arrive, at 30s 6d.
No change to notice in' other arVcles,
MONEY MARKET.— London, February: 21.—The
moneymarker is steady; Consols 98}, money, and 98}
on account.
; In business was more active. ; .
The Franklin arrived off-Cowes on - Thursday after
noon, m a passage of-12 days.-
ENGLAND.
Tho British Minifltry have all resigned.
The surplus rovonue for the year was £2,500,000,
nearly half ol which is to he appropriated to the
payment of the national debt*.
The American Minister and lady had a splendid
reception on Thursday.
The Catholics of Ireland and England have com*
menccd a formidable agitation against the miniate*
rial measures in reference to their religion.
A Cabinet Council Was held on the Slat, after
which Lord John Russell tendered his resignation,
aad now holds the office until another government
can bo formed.
In the Commons, Mr. Lock King moved for leave
to bring.in a bill to make tho franchise,with the
English and Welch counties somewhat analogous to
the boroughs.
Lord John Russell ..opposed .the motion, and it
was left in a large minority —103 to 60, 1
The moat rigorous remonstrances are being made
by the Government of the President sgaipst lhe en
trance of Austria, with all her States, into the
Germanic confederation. Nothing is talked of in
the Diplomatic world but protocols,-.ultimatums,
and caaue belli, on this subject. .-
The lone of the Elgree is warlike, and that of the
organa of the Assembly arc vehemently opposed to
all demonstrations of ; energy on the part of the
Executive..
The French Government have sent considerable
reinforcements to the.army in Rome, so as to pnt
the war expedition on a war footing.
Tho Second Council of War, sitting ,at. Lyons,
havo sentenced a number, of prisoners for belonging
to a secret society.
The President of the Republic -was engaged, on
Monday, ip receiving deputations on the subject
of national improvements. Lists havo been open
ed at Paris for a subscription, for the not
withstanding his wish to the contrary.
Germany, Austria and Prussia iotend to monopo
-1 Ice the military system, and , occupy the most im*»
portant positions in Germany. Thcso.proceedings
arebeginniug to excite alarm among ibe Cabinets
ol Europe. The extension of the military power
is looked upon as a direct violation of the treaty of
1815. Ofcourso, all the mineral States of Germany
will be surprised. • Hesse Cacsel.haa no hope, and
Hamburg ia filled with soldiers.
The Dreeden committees arc said to. be about
terminating their debate, and the plenary meetings
wilt then commence.
The Central Executive power io on the point of
being established, and Prince Sebwarunberg and
Baron Monterfell aro preparing for another interview
at Dresden.
Rumors of a revolution are again current
There is a probability of a war between Turkey
and Egypt. Tho Sultan wishes the Pacha to reduce
his forces. The Pacha refuses amt augments them.
Accounts have been received at Constantinople of
the defeat of the Arabs bv the Turks, near Bagdad.'
The Turks have likewise obtained several advan
tages io Kurdistan. The blockade of Comos had
commenced.
New Oeleans, March 4.
We are iu receipts of advices from the city of
Mexico to the 15th.
There ia nothing of importance to communicate.
Some lawless bands of Americana have been com*
milting great depredations in Chihuahua.
Yucatan is in a most desperate condition, and the
war between the whites and Indians is still carried
on., but the whites lacked means to carry it on sue**
cessfully.
Tho magnificent steamer Oregon, from Louisville
to New Orleans, burst her boiler on Sunday, the Ist.
The Clerk was killed and the Captain severely hurt
—3O micaing. The boat. is supposed to be a total
A fire broke out at midnight in Bank’s Arcade,
which was partially consumed. The fire communi
cated to the Commercial newspaper offico adjoining,
which, with Us contents, excepting the books, was
entirely destroyed.
Washington, March 6.
.Charles Webb, the tragedian, was found drowned
id the canal in this city, this morning.
Late advices from Yucatan state that the Spanish
authorities have given up the government to the
A battle had been fought between the forces of
San Salvador and Guatamsla, in which the former
came off victorious.
Utica, March 6.
Tho report telegraphed to this city that F. Hoilm
ter had failed by the failure or Austin & Spicer, of
Now York, isWiroly false, an are *the reports that
tho Lcwib county Bank, and Exchange Bank, of
Hamilton, in which Hollister was a large ntockholda
or, havo suspended payment. . Hollister’s credit
stands good to-day for any amount.
I havo reliable information, the Whig members of
the Pennsylvania Legislature met m secret caucus a
few days ago, and with great unanimity—the Com**
promise men leading—nominated Gen* Scott as the
Whig candidate for President in 1852, subject to the
decision of the Whig National Convention.
It is rumored that Isaac Storms, formerly z tobac
co merchant, failed on Hollister’s paper lor $600,*
.000.
Flour*’Easier. ■ ■
Corn-Dull; 02*for mixed Western.
Pork*-Old Mess 13,00; new 13,50; Prime, old, 10,00
new tb,25. -
• Lard*‘Active atßi@B2.-
Whiskey..24£o2s.
Cotton*-Firm; 2 advance on Tuesday's quotations.
Puilxdklphu, Match G. •
Flour-.lnactive for shipmetu,at a shade less than 4,50;
City consumption 4,6005,00.. Rye Flour 3,44(2)3,50.—•
Corn Meal 2,87. . . ■
Gram*.Wheat dull; red tjOO.. Rye 70. Corn: South
ern yellow GDI. Oats dull. - ;
Pork *ln demand,, with an upward tendency; new
Mess 14,50; old 13,50. '
Green Meats* *Sboulderß 6J; 3idea.7i; HamvOoOi:
Western smoked Sides 8i; Hams 10011 Shoulders 70
7L Lard-.Old 9:. new 9*o9*. , V
Whiskey.. 24 in bbls; 21J022 in hbds.
. Baltimobe, March 6.
Howard street Flour 4,37. Bacou Sides 80a±;
dersOofli} Hams 8i; smoked Sides 81; Shoulders 71;
HamslOL LardO*-. Old Mess Pork 12,87; new 14,5 U.
Old Prime Beef 10,0 ft. Butter 8012.. Cheese 71010 -
Coffee firm:• Rio 10*011; LogoayralH. Sugars slight
ly unproved, N.O.MolasaesSO. Wluakey2siabbis.
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FRANCE.
GERMANY,
ITALY.
TPRKEY.
New Obieahb, March 6.
Uabbisbubo, March 6.
New.Yobk, March G.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yohk-, March 6.
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
WAamaoTolTj March 6;
The Chair called (he Senate to order, and required
the Galleries to bo closed;
- Mr. BadgorBaid: Before the Galleries are -closed
I Uavo a resolution to Bubmit.
The Chair said this was .an Executive,session,-and
no business coald bo transacted with open doors.
Mr. Badgor—From that decision I appeal,
Mr. Cooper said: Before any futhor action I wish
to announce that my colleague, Mr. Brodhead, is
present. Mr. Brodhcad then presented himself and
took ibe oalh of office. -
The Chair decided that the resolution could be re*
cotved. The resolution was then read, directing
that each Senator bo supplied with 12 copies of the
Congressional Globe for tho last two sessions. ~
Mr. Berrien, from (ho committee appointed to
wait on the President, reported that they had per*
formed tho duty assigned them* and the President
informed them that he would comrauoicate immedt*
ately*
Mr. Davis, of Mass., offered p resolulion requU
ring the Secretary of the Treasury to report ai the
next session tbo number of Steamers and the per
sons employed thereon, &c., in each collection die*
trict, arranging the ocean steamere, propellers, ferry
and ordinary steamers, in distinct.classes. Laid over.'
Mr. Pearce offered a resolution reappointing Jef*;
fersou Davis as one of the Regents of the Smtihso
niah Institution.. Adopted.
Mr. Foote offered a resolution directing that Mr.
Ritchie’s contract and document, containing the
decisions of the Supreme Court, printed by him for
tho Senate, be referred to the Attorney General,
and that he be paid out of contingent fand of Sens
ale whatever the Attorney General shall award him
for printing that document. Also for all printing
done for the Senate daring the 31st Congress, Mr.
Ritchie be paid but of (he contingent fund half the
.prices of 1813; laid over.
Mr. Downs offered a resolution palling upon the
War Department to furnish the Senate with reports
of the surveys ot tho mouth of the Mississippi.
Mr. Mangom offered a resolution, that 2000 extra
copies df.Espy’a report on Meteorology be given to
Prof. Espy j laid over. '
Tho Senate then wont into Executive Session. \
The committee on Foreign Affairs reported the
following treaties:
. One with Switzerland negotiated by Mr. Mann,
with a unanimous recommendation in its favor, with
the exception of the Jewish disability clause, which
it is proposed to strike oat.' ■’
One with Portugal, Which country offers to pay a
certain sum, and to leave the disputed portion lo be
settled by arbitrators.: Its ratification waa uoani*
moualy recommended, *
Olio with Mexico, which country to permit the
Tehuantepec Rail Road,.to bp constructed, and ap>»
proprialea seven leagues of land on each side of
the proposed lino for the purpose. It also extends
to American citizens eq ual privileges with Merl*
cans. Tho report of tbo comtni uce is unanimoos
in its favor. *
Anollur Wonder 1
E7*This is to certify thata man come to roy house in
the fall of 1819,, by the name of Henry Els, in a very
destitute condition, and waa almost totally blind.' He
had been a soldier in the British service. He was then
taken to one of the best Hospitals in. London, and had
lhe best treatment that I#ondon could afford, and could
not be restored to eight; and was discharged as,incutfa
ble. I had beard so much about the Petroleum, I tbought
{would try some of it on this man,. I get him a'small
bouleof the PetroleuraOiL which cured his eyes, well
and sound, in ihe course of one month.
I am willing to be qualified to the truth of the aboyo
statement at any time I maybe called upon sotodo, ahd
some of rat-neiebbors can testify to the same. ’ .
Humphry jones;
Crow’s BorroH.ifeaerr Co., Pa., Oct. i, .1850, .
IT7*For;s3le by Keyset A McDowell, 140 Wood st.
ft. E, Sellers, 57 wood st.jD. M. Curry, Allegheny City
D. A. Elliott, Allegheny}. Joseph Douglass, Allegheny
B A; Fahnestock & also, by the proprietor,
- 9. M.KIER,
ja3L Canal Basin. Seventh sW Pittsburgh.
j XT Knropean Agency . «Cfl
Tus subscriber intends visiting the principal cities of
Great Britain, France nnd Germany,daring the months
oi April, May und June,-next, —leaving Pittsburgh on
March 17th,-—and will be pleased to atlcad to any
ai'cucits of a business char&cterwhicUmaybc confided
tohis-care. ‘ / Ua7;iMtr| JOHN D. DAVI9-
WINTER OIL—I2OO gulls, bleached WinlertVhale
. A RICKETSON
~P.I »TfiJs7EWKA DRIED REACHES for, sale by
OU tuar3 11. C. KELLY.
lAUGHLIN’S SUPERIOR HAMS for sola by :
j mura ; H.C. KELLY.
FISH.— Nos. iUaudtf Mackerels No. I Salmon;Sis
quiet and Trout, for B&le. by
mar 3
CONSTANTLY receiving at regular periods, Fresh
Butter and Eggs, trom ; Washington, Westmoreland,
Beaver and Armstrong eoanues; sold wholesale and re
ittil.by (mm3] . 11. C. KELLY.
/x For Sale* .
a arst rate SORREIj MAKK—irota well in
/xji-harngK« or under the saddle.. • t
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
corner ot Finn andWootl pts.
BELLOWS— Five pair second hand Bellows torsale
by [febiai SCAIFE, ATKINSON & OKELY.
LARD- 1)5. packages No. 1 Lard for sale by
lebza WM. DYER.
BACON— Hams'and Shoulders lor m
' feb— ' ■■ ■ -
CLOVIiR SEED—IOO bbls. just receiving and for sale
by STUART & SILL, .
mn/i 131 Wood street.
C RAD CIDER-10 bbls. prime >»«<»/• “> d 1 f 0 !.5? 1 l e>
marl STUARI A SILL.
POTATOES-100 bbls. in store »l® b &, .
mar 4 alUAitiJt alld»-
r[ O n,arl 50bl ”“ “ ■“"gTUAST* SIIL
fiIOBACCO —CO boxes s's in-Blore and foraale b
1 marl _ _ _ .>™ART &Si
jJioSOKYIMIJT3-HIO bugs r ®?
AHEAD OP'Abb!
v ; \TKACT OF. AMERICAN OIL.' I
PREPARED and sold by JNO. YOUNGSQN, 209
Liberty street. This powerfullyconcepurated pre
pafntibn; the medical vlrtuoaof winch are round, to/ be |
eiltht times the strength of the original American Oil. ]
It is out up in bottles at2o and 27$ cents, each, with full
directions for its uscJ In every d isease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at oil efficacious, and
it uk f’XT ciceedsthe origmahn power, as to render mhe
rnPAVEST MEDICINEIN TUEWQRLD. Call and
uy*t 1 ' JOHN YOUNGSON.
N B The original Oil in ns natural state .ns taken
from the bowels of the earth* can be had as above—and
will be found genuine, notwithstanding a certain Jam
claims to be the only Proprietors. - ; . I. Y.
d&w»tf • ' .
'lhe Humau Body mast PeriptrO)
(SO SA.YS NAXUBE,). _• |
T 0 HAVE A ■ HEALTHY APPEARANCE? . - !
And nersone who do not perspire are liable to the most l
And pets DigOUgTING SK f N DISEASES. _ J
NOW, } ones’ Italian Chemical Soap causes a tree
perspiration, and at the same tune moHiSes.soficns
the etim giving i the texture and beauty of ail infant a.
SCURVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
are soon not only healed, hnt eured n e, a. at
least sevon physicians in New Yorlt >uow, wu i
in such c ";!f^^i iD ß l I
PIMPLES,BLOILHLS^« cr |s a si j red (hllt
c™SVsc“*‘^ the ahoveunlessl knew ttto be all I
FLESH,
'* n :". o " similar diseases, will find this all and even
the above, or mmns than I stale.
dreader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
■ •PTfiSi.! von ask for Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap—
It only Of WM. JACKSON, only Agent tit
Pittsburgh,2l0 Liberty street, Pmsbnrgh, head ofWpod
4ec29
i~IRAND POLKA BE CONCERT, as performed by
XX FranTem Siopcl with such distinguished applause,
atthe late Concerts,— composed by.W.rV. Wallace.
Also, a great variety of popfllar compositions, by the
same author- • . . . ■ ...
And all the new and popular Music issued, from r tne
eastern publishers, received and for sale by;
JOHN 2£ MfiLLOfc
Agent for the sale of Chickcrwg’s Pianos for western
Pennsylvania, No. Bt, Wood street. • .xuar3
Iconorrroplitc Encyclopaedia*
JUST DECEIVED AT W A LL 1 S PERIODICAL
OFFlCE,No;BsFourthstreet: •
A fresh supply of the above valuable work, from No.
1 to N 0.16. Thisit the cheapest and best book of the
kind ever published. The public are invited to call, and
examine it., < * • ■ •
The History of Peudenms—complete; 1
Nobody’s Son, or the Life and Adventures of Pct
cival’MaybeTry. 'Written by liimßelC;
Mississippi bcenes and Aaventureir. By Joseph Cobb,
Esq.,
: Love and, Ambition. By the author orßoclcinghomf
Ellen Winstam, or.the Adventures of on Orphan Girl-
By Walter \Vhittuore r E3qi * , {mart
JUST -RECEIVED.—II. Co.; No- 32 Smith
field street, have received the following new works
by express: ■ . ■ •
L’Avengro—the Scholar, the Gipsey and the Priest.—
By George author of " The Gipsies of Spain, 1 ’
" The Bible m Spain,” Ac., Ao. Price 25 cents; •
Nobody’s Son: the Life and Adventures of. Peroival
Mayberry:. Written by himself: .
N 0.24 Dictionary ol Mechanics,Engine..Work and
Engineering; • *•
The Poultry Book: a Treatise ; on breeding and the
generaL management of Domestic Fowls—with numer
ous original descriptioAß and portraits from .Life. By
John C. Bennett. . [marl
Western Steamboat Accoantont; Professor of. Boot
Keeping and the Commercial Sciences. ' •»■■*•••
■ N. B/Hatch; Esq;,of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
of Mercantile Law*- ■:
John D. Williams, Professor of Ornamental and.Mer* .
canule Penmanship/ .Persons desirous of obtaining a
thorough. Mcicanale Education,can rely upon obtaining
in thisiostituUdnevefy-thing. mat is advertised. ' There
is no advertising of.the names of Insiructors and Lec
turers-who Will neither teach nor lecture in the place;
nor no humbugging the public .mth pitctt of engraving »,
with theengraver’sname suppressed,andanameaffixed'
pretending to hove “executed ” them wiihapeh.' - '
Ladies’ Writing Class meets in a aparttnenl,
from 10 to 12 A.M. ; V„ • - •; /
Gentlemen’s Class from 8 in' thptnornihg tilllO at
night. . {.mat! 7
EMBROIDERIES! per express, alarge
assortmebt of the following Goods
Ladies’ book,"jaconet, ahd muslin French wrought
cuffs and collars; Kossuth cuffs and collars; Valenci
ennes and Louis Napoleon do do; Louis NapoleopMa*
line, Brussels and Applique capes and sleeves; .cbefcir
zettea j black Chantillo and love veils; ladies’ break*
fast caps; infants’ saps and waists; embroidered linen
cambric handkerchiefs; English thread laces and edgr
ing&; jaconet and Swiss edgings and inserting*; to
gether with a general assortment of : French embroider
ed and lace goods.. For sale by
\ ; A.A.MASON * CO.,
Nos. and 64 Market street.
Dr. Xtogerß’ Syrup ibfi iverwor t and Tar
• - . AND • • •’
CAS6BA li AG U Aj
For the complete cure of Colds, Influenza, Asthma,',
. - ? /
Complaints tending to'CONSUMFTIOS, ;
This syrup contain sno any mineral'
whatever,- but is composed,entirely of those Roots,'
Herbs, and vegetablesubstanees which nave a- specific;
influencehpontUie Lungs.arid their connected organs.*
Its 'immediate effects to t?Uay all irritation, and gently
remove ihephUgm andothermorbid secretions from the!
Throat and Air-Passages; thus relieving the Cough,
subduing the inflammation and otheredoses whien give!
rise (ait. It also stimulatesand imparts a. healthy iohe
to the Lungs themselves, thereby .enabling them’ihqra
thoroughly- to remove from.the blood those impurities j
and dlse&sed'particles, which, u. retained, do so much !
mischief In the system, and lay the foundation for incu- ;
rabte CONSUMPTION. Lt also exerts adecided action ;
upon the shin, and assists nature in expelling, through
the-Exhnlents, much of thatmorbldmaiter which would
otherwise he thrown back upon.theLungs, thus relieving
them of a part of their work, and rendering the sy stem
pare and healthy. 'When tubercles are forming, it checks
their development and furtherprogresa; or if ulceration
has taken place, it assists,the Lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, soothes the irruatiop,heals,the ulcer
ated cavities,ana restores them again to healthy action.
This Medicine, therefore, is no;, a* ycUiaiivc merely,
which only relieves for the time being, but is a thorough
curorit;*, as it strikes at the very rootof the disease, and
by removing it, Temoyes atonce all ita remote and af
jeadant consequences. . This isits distinguishing char
acteristic—a property possessed, in equal power, by no
other medicine oflike nature, now before the public. .
: CIRCULARS, &C., ..... .j'
As no ordinary sized advertisement con. Tally explain
ihe hatareandmeTit'tdf lbts dtttele, the Proprietors nave'
published a neio Circidar t giving ihG history of this Medi
cine; the descrip iion y nature* fyc:, of itspriucipal ingredi*
enuj the effect they, are designed to have upon the
Langs and Liver, and acoptomfreferencetoiAs psrsons
ichonave been cured bp ii--givmg their names asd resi
dences, even to the street and the number. Those who
are troubled toith a Cough , or whose are in the
least affected, are earnestly desired to call upoff;tlie
Agents named below, and procure one of these Pam
phlets,. It can be had.£raf£r,and will well repay a pentad).
•The HtdUhj\ and t{ About taking Cola,” may
be worth to yourself and family, ' . . •
DOLLARS, ; ; ; •;
in the shape of Doctors’ BiUs saved* besides being the
means of pralotiging many a vailable life.
Such is o ur ttmfldencerinits virtues, that we are will}
ing 'to warrant this Medicine in every case of recent Cold
(where used according tnthe directions on page 7th of
-the pamphlet, inside the wrapper of each bottle),-'and
where the person is not sauafied that he is dertviag
benefit from it, by returning the bottle within twenty*
fourhours’ time, •' w
: _TfIE MONEV :
will be returned. fp“See page 3dof the pamphlet in
side the wrapper Pieach bottle.
JD* Be sore to ask for Hr. A. Rogers' Syrup ofIAY
ERWOBT, TAR, and CANCHALaGUA, and let ho
other be palmed on to you. - -
C ACTION. — Noru unless there is on the buff
Cough and Disease of fourteen months standing Cured
After being given up twice by eminent Physicians!
AhSAOT, June 9th. 1849.
.Messrs, A. L.Scdvillf Co.—l herewith forwara to yoa
a Certificate of a Cutty effected by yoar Compound Syrup
of-Liverwort, Tar and. CancbaJagua. The Cough and
expectoration was of fourteen months, Standingy and. had
baffled the skill.of several of oar eminent physicj.an4 in
New York, Albany and Cooperstown. lam the person
in whomthe.cure was effected, and as X had previously
no faith in patent medicines. I have since tried iton
others, and have become satisfied of its value. Mine
was as great aeiiie as was ever 'performed, as I had;
during my sickness, teen given up twice by my physicians,
I have how commenced my business, alter taking, 7
think, about VigAt&ohfcs.. - ’ ** '•;
Yours, respectfully, THOS. C. FAULTIER.
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED. 1
BftY BEEF ror Sale
11. C. KELLY',
No. 20 Fifth afreet.
Statement of Mr. A. Boirr, No. 333 Pearl strut,
N- V—A Tow days before last Christmas, I was taken
unwell, affd soon commenced bleeding treely at-the
Lungs- 1 called in a Homampathic physician, bur his
medicine did not seem to liolo me. I read: your advert*
isemeat, and thought I wonla try Dr.Bogen) Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Before I had taken
up the fAird bottle* my bleeding had stopped, my Cough.
tr<u gone, and 1 foil as well os usual. Tuy health is now
good. I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to my friends. [27ktt statement-was
madetothe Proprietors,MarchltyhilOSQ.].. ■
in* This whole paper might be • filled with letters.si-,
milarto the above, from tbosevsho have beaveurtd. ]
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail; by A;I/. SCOViLL
& CO, Proprietors.al?lheir RrmeijiaJ Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No: 31G Broadway, New York, to whom'all or
ders forlthe Medicine, ani letters relating to Agencies, 1
' shdtild be addressed, jioJi-yaid.
ALSO, for sale by ft. E. Sellers, No. 57 Wood s’xeet,
i Wholesale Agent, for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. M.
i Curry aud 11. P.Schwartz, Allegheny. City; Townsend,
i Carr & Co., Manchester *, A. Patterson,-Birmingham. '
i PRICE—In laTge bottle, SI,00; or six bottles for $5,00
i : decJltdaw ..
H.C. KELLY.
le by
WM.OYER.
. Bounty Land and otner Bufttttusi . -
WILLIAM FLINN offers bis services:to tr&nsurv
■ busiiiw-wth the Executive- Departments and
Congresses ah agent He-mil attend to all business
relative to pensions and bounty land. Charges mode
rate.-Address William Fllnn, .Washington, D. C.
January 28,1851, ■ . *
Mr- Flmn was several-years a clerk m. the ofiice of
the Second Comptroller of the Treasury. His, knowl
edge of transacting business .at the Departments 'will
lender his services* as agent, particularly useful to all
who may employ him at tne^eatofOoverDraent.,
?: Lau Second Comptroller,
pittsbdroh
' COBRER 0» MARKET AKD THIUD BTREETHi
nHARTEBEP A D. 1850; the only chattered Inati-
I } til on of the kind in Pennaylvama-v •. ■,
■FacuSy—lons Futaiito; principal Inctineior In
‘ h O , K e CHjSißCTtra?Prbfeasor of Tmmanshtr, Mefcan
'‘'Atß* * > hP t Waraoi, E;q., Lecturer on Commercial |
Those wishing-to obtain a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping and its application to-every branch ot pu
einessi also, a rapid ana eleganthand writmg, are mvi«
tea to call and examine the arrangements.*. ; .
Lectare on Commercial Law every Monday, evening.
Reference to any of the city merchants. • [deoXU
Jonef LUy Wbite.
T ATirr.fi are cautioned against using common prepa
id red Challc. ....
They ore not aware how fngbtfaWy uy nrioua u i s.
• to the skin! how coarse>bow i'ough,Jiow
sallow, yellow and unhea]thy.ih© axin .
appears after using prepared Chalk.
Besides, it is injurious, contain- •
oas aqaliKS: and « imparts to the skm a nattrral,
hellStv; alabaster, clear, living white;at the _same
! timeacUng-aa cosmetic
l .biooth Sold by the Ageat. WM. JAytSUJIjHa LiDer-
head of Wood, PitUbuxgh. Puce So cents.
I y a»rgQ:tiiiwlv • • (Gatetle copy.). -
A Card to Butltieu
a YOUNG, "active business man. a native of. Pius
■A huTehYv?iih an extensive acquaintance \ who can.
a cash capital of from Q to, 39,000, n anxious
10 make an investment, and devote his time to business
KOMI
'\ l »
' 7 ;\;
Hew Mimic.
DUFF »S
HOPSKVfiR,
WONDBRFBtcUR ESJI
WARRANTY
SCS ACTS.
t • J. ' A.\.~ ■■>.
■ *■ ■./■. ■■• l .-«■ a.
•- w .» ? \ /
rf f
Sot Balt Bff Mo j£d.
", .■■■■■ For Kent* . „
A LARGE BRICK HOUSE, on Pcha street.-“S35O>
J\ Three largo Lots of Ground, usOa a?.* Lumber ,
Yard, on Pean street; ' '
;A Brick House onWobster atrefet—9l7s; .
ABricfc-HouseVNo.ltSProntßireel,—B22s.
ABrickHouse,GardeiK&c~on Vino street.—9lso-;••
- S. CUTHBERT, General Agent,
► .a-: 76SmithfieId street.
• For XLent*
The brick tavern stand in wilkins
BURG— seven miles from Pittsburgh occnfiled.now .
by 3. Siteppabd. Possession given on the t«l of AptfV
1631. A-pplyio H, W. HORBACH, -
WilWiuburg,
or.J.P.HORBAOM, ,
197 Liberty si . Piltabnrgh. '
mari:lw
To tuntilii tb« Sl&th Ward* ■
A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE; of
J\. four rooms; a kitchen and good cellar;gg£tg|
bake oven; wash noose; coal honse; fowl honse TjEKira:
with a large gardes, having twenty peach trees, te fino
bearing order? also, a Targe stable.. The •whole will oe
rented fors9o, or, withoni the stable, 680. ■ * ..
s; CUTHBEBT, Gen’i Agent, . «•
?0 Smithfleld streett
VOX uent' _ _..
THE FIRST FLOORIAND BASEMENT . OF THE :
NASONIO HALL, Fifth Stbsbt. „ :
The first floor is sub-divided into two StOT© Roonu* •
front, 20 by CO feet, and will be very desirable for Fanny: <
Stores. /Two-Rooms back,'suitable for Officea*—access *
to which Is by a wide Hall, running thTottgh the eentre
of the bmlding. The basement.will be finished. In _a_.
neat manner, and will be suitable for Retail Variety
Scores, Trunk and Harness makers, &c.
: The wbole wiU be ready by tholstol April.-' • '
Enquire of JAJVIES W. HAUiMAN, v '
• feb2o r w.' : Water streeu
A FARM OF 109 ACRKS FOR SALEV-A valtf- '
IIX. able FARM, 20 miles i from the Oity; near the
Franklin Road, and sixjnilesfrom the-Railroad and tho
Ohio’River,at Freedom; 6ft acres me well improved and •?
good soil; a large Garden, and Orchard 'of-250'Frnit~
Trees, of choice qaBlilies, i£nd in good order; 44 acres s
of wood land, with -prime timber; a new. two story. ..
house, with parlor, dining room } k3tchen and cellar*two
hillsanil chambers; also,a good barnand iaree stable,
feranary^&c.,good water.ana irt ; a good neighborhood,*
; Price 83,200, witMmmediate possession—could be dl« j
vided into two Farms.. : v- v. ’- - . -• • ■*’
S.OUTHBRRT, General Agent, ‘
70 Smithfield street;
M.' To Atwo story BRICK HOUSE,wiUi
doublejjacic buildings, situated
tWasUnjton street,' Gas light- in front of the house*: ,
; EnquireoP JOHN MAJOR, Alderman,
feb27:lw. / cor Wylie irndWashington-atSt--
Forßents
That LARGE DWELLING HOTJSEy
extensive Grounds r for Garden and Stables jSSSSSj.
attached-~ihe Residence of the late -Totten*'
Cliff Street. ;Possession givenonthe Istof mmtu.
For terms,, apply to D. ft,M’ABOY, Guardian, orß*
C .Totten, afthoJfoaPiti Worts/' ' . ' •’ • -*■
BxoeUcntßastxiesatoDlvpose.of;-
IN ‘ALLEGHENY .—ln .consequence 'of the* ;<U**bln*,
. tioa of. .Partnership between. MORRIS &VHA
WORTH, they offer tor sale their • business; situate. on
Federal street near the Market, Allegheny City, Itik
useless commenting: upon:-,ihe.,excellence..
or - the amohnt of business we hare done, as: both are
well known; all we shaUimy tSr-a.fitsVraMi
chance for any one wishing to embark in a similar trade.
The stackcoasistsofDrug-SjGilgjPainiSj&c.j Groceries
Wines and Liquors, to lie taken aunarket value. Apply
MORRIS & HAWORTH,; :
Diamond, Fittsbnxgfi.--
vPor Rcnt.vn.'.,,* :n
l ; COTTAGE, .with 'four
'£i .rdbjte'on the first floor; large .dicing room Mil
and kitcheuinbasement; two amalljroomfl in ihe««w»
garret; with a large gardenand Severalfruit treea~ii
very desirable residence lor a small .family.:: Situated
nearMinersVine. Possession given immediately; 7
" 'Also, several small Tenements for rent;.;. - -:v % .
Also, for. sale, eleven Lots frontingou Hancock street,
•andthree fronting on Penn-street-~TermBeaSy ;-7
Apply to : ; V 1 JOHN 'HERRON,<Sr- ’
■ - - * H.P. CAIN, corner Market'-::
feb2o and Elfllt atroett. v;
ATWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
near Chartieie Creek,'four miles from ibelffiSlL
City, and is a very desirable country VesideiLceir-Tfcej©
is a new‘carriage house, liable, and good water.on th©
grounds, which comprise tenacres,weU improved* con
taining a variety ofchoice Fruit trees. For particulars
andtenns, apply PATTON, 211 Liberty st^ot
J.S. BONNET, on tbe premises. • [fet>B
TjtOß SALE.—rATLot of Ground having; a frohtof 60
Jj feet on Centre Avenue, and running hack 266 feet
io two streets, .On the lot .is erected a large Brick
Dweiling’Honke. pearly new and well finished. - ThO-lot
is plaated with the best.selecled Fruit mnd Shrubbery
the country can afford;. ‘ Ifapplication.be made soon,the
property.wXll be.sold atafairprice and terms. ,'.7- r>
v Enquire at thence of . WM. C. FRIEND*--
. . Attorney, Fourth street,': , - :
febllttfv, , hetweenWood and Smithfield.'
- • For Bent in BlrmlngUamr
/~\NE
\J with store roomsahd cellar* favorably Bitu-J^ea,.
ate for alargeGrocery and Pro,dace:business.
ion may.be had immediately, with a low reiitj to a gOOd
.business dan'; •' -v:
large Briekr-occupied as a boarding
house and'inn.'.. 7 - -7; '• v- •• ■
.ALSO—Eleven new three story Brick Houses—!»pe.
just finished; possession given Immediately, Other*OU.
the Ist April.' . •••• • *-'• /-.7' - - u.'
ALSO—One FramcHouse,- and several up Btaira
rooms. -v
ALSO—-One Brick.Yafd, and Kiln to burn ing. . .
ALSO—One Lumber Yard, with, spaceto put ajlarge
amount—and ;one ofthe" best points about ute city for
sales.- --
- FOR SALE OR LEASE—One large lob’ favorably.
situated for a Foundry and Engine Shop or othetmana-
Jacturicg, baviag-deef water m front, Xa hmrborAfor
fitting out and repairing steamboatsVdMJ-’.
ALSO; FOR SALE—ISO,OOO Brick, in lots,.and *old ;
low; If not sold before,they -will be .sold on Tuesday,
the 25th of Match next, at 12 o’clock, M,,forcash or ap
proved paper. .• .: ' -77'7;
ALSu—Lots on lease, to build on. . . . .. - ;
Apply.to.thesubseriberi at his office In Birmingham,
near-the-Rollmg Mill, from 10 to 2—or aUheWaxeiOom
of Raur, Matthews * Co., No. 23 Water
through the Pittsburgh Post Office, by paid letter. *.•_< '
feba "" - JOHNBHEY.
Very Valuable City Property tor BAio>
THE undersigned,. Administrators ofthe:estafe\of
Thomas Fairaan, deceased, oiler for tale the entire
real estate of the said Thomas .Fairinah, coaSlstlngof
one 20feet lot fronting on Liberty street, running back
93 feel 5 mchesto n. 10feet alley,
JdsQi the tavern stand known asihe Mansion House,
fronting on Liberty street3t feet 0 inches, andon’Cherry
alley Safeet9inches,running back 93 feettoanalley,
with the grounds and stable connected,fronung-on Plum
alloy, thirty three feet four inches.: r. f
Aisoi three lots fronting on Cherry al cy,eoch eight
een feet tront, and running baok COjfeet. parallel with
plam alley. All of winch property will be sold at pn*
rate sale, by application to uie subscribers; or if not sold
before the 123 th of March, wtU be offered at. auction to
;hc highest bidders. . ‘
Also, the Tavern stand ia offered to rent.* Apply to
R.FAIRMAt£or
R. CAMPBELL,';
151 Liberty street.
ja3Chlmr9s
FeiinStr*et Property ror sale.
OA FEET on Pennaireet by HO feet deep id an alley,
DU just below Si: Clair street, and adjoining Mat
thews 1 Livery Stable. Enquire of Thompson Be^at
CUcap Country ftetldence*
■ A : LOT on . containing four actewiU
J\_- be gold verrlow to any one'wishing to build there- *■
on; The access: will be-easy, and the' tot cdrtltnrtnfls a:
most beaniifal view. [oct2l] THOMPSONS BELL* ■ .
For Bent,
A HANDSOME STORE, onMarketatreet, between
X. L TbiTd and Fourth streets, el present occupied b j
Mr. Thomas White, as a Dry Goode Store. .
- Also—A large • well finished, ROOM.in thOOCOQd
story, next door to Mr. Duff’s Mercantile College.- This
Room is well calculated and suitable fora Musical Sa
i loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
[ doubleoffices.
[ aplitf -Office, Third suoyorthe Post Office.
Coai Land on Yougntogheay.v
1A A ACRES on the river, just above the -2nd Dan*
IUU there is apiVoponeil prepared, for
putting coal in boats- £ocl3l] THOMrbUIN HELL.
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A TWO STORY BRIC£ HOUSE;- on Bank
felgilLahc, Allegheny,bctweenihe Hand.fitreetbndgq
MuTAqueduct. Enquire of H<-WV-Fish, Real:Eatatq
Broker? corner of gtn and Smithfield streets. -» [oct29
a Farm for Sele* •'
:mHB subscriber offers for sale a FARM OF LAND,
I■ containing 160 acres—loo of which are cleared.—
The farm lies directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson; it is’ well-watered j with a bearing -Orchard,
and peach and pear trees; and, $ .Coal ;bauk. lha
buildings consist of ahewedlog Housaand Barn; with
Stabling. Fot furtlter particulars apply |o the aubaon*
her, on- the premises, in Allegheny county, 12 ndles
from Pittsburgh. • NATHANIEL M’CLJNTON.
ISIoon tovfnshipi October 23-rlf.- . ,
,■■■ For Bale. -.
A LOT OF GROUND, containing 2} Acres,, situate
one mile below the town, of Beaver, Beaver coun
ty,on which there is erected a n6w Brick House, 46 bv
40 feet,it stones high, with a basomcnvThe house has
been well brnUaud well, finished) and contains HI rooms,
U is. within 200 y*tdß of the Ohio river, and commands
a fine viewnj wand is bounded-on the Northwest by
the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio.- This pro*
petty would be desirable for acountty residence, or for
t a cardan, or summer boarding hnato. Alqtoffiacres
i adjoining-it will be sold with it, If desired by. the pur*
[ chaser. The terms are so moderate, that it -will do A
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire of_..
N. P. & G. C. B. FETTBKSIAN,
[ febEMf Attorneysat Law, FOurtn st.
For Bale.
A HOUSE ANDLOT, eituatedonPikeatroet, between
•A Walnut and Factory,sireetsiFiftb Ward.
iTB feet front and 100 foci deep, on »Its Where, art
Wo Email FranieTenemenis. FcitOa ,0B
For oahicnlara, enqnire of Alderman PAIUHN9ON,
Penn atrecvTOih Ward- : maygtlf :
THE Chartiez’fi Cool Company willsell same c«ry <Js*
riraW« pieces of LAND, eituatad on,andTtftaiibo
Steubenville Tainpike, and ncarthQ aoatbexn terminus
of their railroad.. . . >••• ■ * .
The Ijand will be divided into quantities'totxutpor*
chasers,.and the terms of payment will be.verjrea*/'
Enquire of Z W REMINGTON,
r.-eept ■■■; ■ Manager.
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iTdoiris a yroft&bli busirua.is offered ftr saie npon
her paidcdlw-aPidr »* lhl; ° ffice ~' ' i<t22
RODA ASH-150 h
annum,—free ofpottago. Bob-
D. —f^ VL < *“ l ’jSa*’j( the only Agency in lius City, vix •
, scions REPOSITORY,
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