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LOCAL MATTERS.
; ' Xemperaltoo Correspondence.
. .. r, ; PiTTairoEDH, 13th March, 1851.
: Bar General .—ln the name of the ladies and
'gentlemen or Pittaburgh and vicinity, I cordially in
-Tits you to deliver a.Temporance Address, this even
ln^,'in the First Presbyterian Church. :
. We all hold yon in graternl remembrance for your
noble eierlions in the great cause of Temperance.
We:aHO duly appreciate your talents, as a citiien,
statesman and .soldier.
■ Yours, in behalf of tho Tcmpcranco community,
' WM. LARIMER, Jn.
To Gen. Sam Houston.
Et**atM'BsjrF*ißKU», 16th March, 1851.
Afy Dear Sir.—With pleasure I acknowledge the
receipt of your kind and highly complimentary in«
vltation, in behalf or the ladies and gentlemen of
Pittsburgh and its vicinity, to deltver.sn Address on
the subject of Temperance.
I beg yon to bo assured,- as well,as .thoso whose
organ yon are on tbe occasion, that nothing but tho
urgency or my wishes to reach home, directly, pre
vented a cheerful compliance with tho request, pre.
tented in u manner so cordial and complimentary.
Should I enjoy, on any occasion hereafter, the
■ : pleasure of a visit to your City, you may be assured
Twill be proud and happy, if it should be in my
power, to render even the slightest aid to the holy
canse of Temperance I Its beneficial effects upon
mankind cannot he too highly appreciated, nor its
: Influence too ardently cherished, by the friends of
-humanity. In- baste I
I Utn, with great respect, your friend,
' • ■■ ■ ', SAM HOOSTON. '
Ji’ ! - ! Geoi ? Wltl.tAißLAntßEn, PiHs6iirgh, Pa.
'V';' , on Wednesday evening, lectured
•to a verjHarge audience at Philo Hell, and ell who
heard her, apeak of her lecture as possessing more
•' that) ordinary inlorevt, At an early hoar the room
waa crowded, and many atood around the door, be*
ing uhabfo to get in. Her enlhusiaslic and eloquent
nppealain behalf of woman were lislonnd to with
the moat marked attention, and met a response in
every bosom. Her remarks elicited from that dense
crowdthe most overwhelming -applause. Mrs. C.
posseses a finn voice, and is an excellent speaker.—
Ser course of three loctutes—upon Woman, her
education and her political rights; matrimonial in*
its Cannes—commences this evenings at
Philo Hall, at 71 o'clock ; and we have no foara but
that she will be greeted by a large audienco. Sin,
gle lecture .25 cents, or 60 cents for the course of
three.
•Cbibwax CouRT.-i-Th& following is a list of cases
ta bo uied at the March Term of the Criminal
Court,commencing on Monday next:
8i0t... *
Larceny *43
Highway Bobbery 5
Arson.B
8urg1ary....... 7
Assault and BiUery, with intent to kill, 4
•- Besides a number of Tippltag Honsa and Assault
; , and Battery oases; making, in all, 79.
Odd-Fsilows’ ‘SuiPia.—There will be an Odd*
Fellows’ Sapper at Brown’s Hotel on Tuesday eves*
ing t tho2slb-infil., for the benefit of Morris Lodge,
which will be organized on Monday evening. A
generoj-torn out to tho Supper is anticipated, as wo
judge from the gentlemen who are getting it np,
- that It will be a brilliant affair.
Clothisq.—J. C. Watt,'Merchant Tailor on Mar*
ket street, has jnsl received a splendid assortment
of goods from the Bast. His assortment has been
selected with the greatest care, and he will accom
modate, without fail, nit who may give him a call.
See advertisement in another column.
BaSTJohnTarnor, of TemperaDceville, yesterday
- mada information before Aid. McMastors against
Samuel Tbrop far giving him a violent thrust with a
‘ poker, 1 A warrant was issued, and the parlies will
• —h»Te a bearing shortly* ■.-■■
ffigr Prof. MucheH* oflho Cincinnati Observatory,
one of the greatest Astronomers of this country,
will arrive here probably io«day. He, has lectured
in tbe principal cities ol the Union, and intends do
ltveriog a course in this city.
A Snaiotm Accidebt.—*Ao old lady, a abort dis
tance from the City, some three weeks since, had
her leg broken above the ancle by falling. Although
the bones were adjusted, it is feared it will causn
her death.
TafiATfiC.—‘Manager Foster and his company, we
understand, will be back from Wheeling in the early
part of seat week, when he will again immediately
open ont here. *
Policb^—There were six or Bevon ordinary cases
before bis Honor yesterday morning, which, were
disposed of Id the usual manner.
EST A man by the name of .Lower had bis thighs
broken, in Temperanceville, by being run over with
\ coat wagon, yesterday. * >
only amusement in town now is the
PanortW ?£ California, at the Atheneum. One
beene aide's ** worth doable the price of admission*
• is in town, and will lecture
this evening at Hall.
8®- The weather, yesterday, was clear and cool
■ . Gnatrlc JuJpe or. Fepoln.
ry-THs grealremcdy, preporedarterduecuons o.
- Bared Llfebig, the great physiological chemist, by Dr. J.
g ffimni.t Philadelphia, is working wonders m all
di'schsesof ILO stomach aod digestive organs
riTlhfi most important discoveries in medical sol-
JS, Care, of tho most hopeless cases oOindigeslton
hJJ vc” been performed, to which the afflicted can be re*
s^sssr"
, arp consnmersofwlnea ore invited to read in snoiher
otffemn the card of Jacob Snider. Jr.’s cheap wuie .lore
S7Walnnt street, Philadelphia. Cebl4.dl>
[y DagnerreDtypes.
NELfiflu A; Co. would respectfully announce to the
citizens or Pittsburgh, Allegheny anciyicimiy, that they,
have bad n large Operation Room, with a Glass Rooi
and Front, built and arranged expressly tortbe VSPnf
cf taking .Daguerreotype Likenesses. The best Da
srnerreoiypes, on the best material, arc taken at this es
tablishment, under the special superintendence of the
*!&is'arrange me nleno b !e s them also to take. Family
Oropps*of nrty nomber of persons, in the most perfect
“Likenesses of sick or diseased persons, taken In any
, pi Grilelvat’ilie Lifayetla Hnll.Foar* street,comer of
' FMrtL Sd Wood streets. Entrance on Four* street.
febM.ly
encourage home institutions.
X2ITIZBIBB* IKSUB.ANCK COMPANY,
' or nrtsscson.
_ r jip.SSEY. PreiL W. IXAnKS.Sec’v
ofc. H. Gram.
-mnv is noW prepared to Inmre all timis
ID* T-lira Comply 18 Manufactorieß, Gooda, Meicltan
of nskssf on Ilo* iw Vfgmuta Vessel9 t &c< .
dlxe in Btare, and e abUilyatK | integrity of the
and integrity.
—«n*-C. G. Ha.«y,Wm. £&&££ He«e
571. O. or O. o.— Place ol Meeting, Washington
{ H&tl» Wood street,between sth and Virgin AUe).
Pittsburou Lodge, No. 333—Meets every Tuesday.
v#ee xung r o
iMsfiCXittix.x Emcau?kent, No. 87—Meets Ist unu oa
Friday of each mouth. marii£—ly
6T3r*Odd Hftli, Odeon Building, Fourth ]
~|b bettati* Wood and Smxi\field streets. —Pittsburgh |
Edctunpraeitt, No. 2, meets Ist and 3d Tuesdays of each I
Degree Lodge, Nd. 4, meets J!d and 4th I
T Mecbanic«’ Lodge, No. », meets every Thursday I
eT msurnStar Lodge No. 24, meets every Wednesday 1
"StesSiWS.“a T «.vi"«'
Twin City Lodge,No. 241, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, comer of Leacock and Sandusky streets,
jfflsghenyCity. may2»ily
Concert*
Tk/ritS. HOFFMANN will give agrand concert at La*
SOCIETY, on which occasion she will be assisted by
some of tho best artists in the city. • ■. • ■ .
The following artists have kindly volunteered their
valuable services: Herr.Vogel,Mr. Hctbordt,Mr. Anger,
tand tho Harraonia Society, consisting of a chorus of
hirty voices, nnder the direouon of Mr. Herrmann.
: Tickets twoiy-kvb ckots. To be had at all the
music stores. , . . fmarlQ ,
Oogiwell’s Groat Panorama of ttfa In
California and the lithmu of Ilarlent
NOW exhibiting at the Athenmura Lecture Room,
giving a fall and correct representation of that in
teresting country.
For particulars sec small bills/
Admission 25 cents; children Under 10 years hall
price:
Open every evening daring the week, commencing at
precisely. Doors open nt6t. ;
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday nr*
lemoons—commencing at 3 o’clock.. A liberal arrange
ment will be-made with schools; children should see
this pleasing and edifying exhibition. fmaflB:tf
Dancing School.
TTENRY MEYER, of New York, respectfully inform.
ri ike citizens of Pittsburgh that he wl.l open his
DANCING SCHOOL about the Ist of April, when he
will introduce the latest style of CotlUlons, Ac., late
from Parts.
STiUj Souks, fUnfltt, stt.
nagaxlaes for Starch I
/""I ODEY, Graham, SarUnn and the Ladies’ National
iy Mazarines for March are received at WALL’S Pc*
nodical Office, No. 85 Fourth street
The North British Review for February.’
Time, the Avenger; by the author of tho Wilming
lons, &c.
Pally Peablossom’s Wedding, and other Tales; by the
author of “ Major Jones’ Courtship,” Streaks ofSquoUer
Life, Ac;.
Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution—No, 12.
- Consuelo; by George Sand.
Also, a new work, which everybody should possess,
emitted, The Ladies 1 Science of Enqueue and Hand
Book of the Toilet, by the Countess De Colabrella.
The Gentlemen's Science of Etiquette, and Guide to
the Usages and Uabitsof Society, by Count Alfred D’-
Orsay, The Most Polished Gentleman in the World.—
For sale ns above. Price Scents. • _ . fmarlS
April magazines.
H MINER A CO., No, 33 ftnithfield street, have re
* celved the following new Magazines and Novels:
Godey’s Lady’sßook for April;
Graham’s Magazine, do;
Sartain’e do do;
Peterson’s do do;
Dictionary of Mechanics’ Engine Work and Engineer
ing, No. 25;
Part Second of Caroline of Brunswick;
The Warwick Woodlands —or/Things as they were
Twenly Years Ago. By Frank Forester—new edition,
revised and corrected, with illustrations by the author;
The Kickleburghson the Rhine—with a preface en
titled an essay on Thunder and Small Beer. By W*M»
Tlmckcry* Pnce 121 cents;
History, Structure and Statistics of Plank Roads ia the
United States, and Canada. By W.Kinjraford,Civil En
gineer on the Hudson River Railroad, with remarks on
Roads in general, by F. G% Skinner—and a letter on
Plank Roads, by the Hon. Charles E. Clark.
AU of the above are fer sale at the cheapest Book
Store in the city. (mar!7
NEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS !
AT Holmes’Literary Depot, Third street, opposite the
Post Office.
Bertie. A humorous Novel—by George Seaworthy.
Oregon and California; or, Sights in the Gold Region.
Louise La V&lhere. By Alexander Dumas;
Cotisuelo. By George Sand. Four volumes in one:
Price 50 cents.
Levengro, tne Scholar, the Gipsy, the Priest.'By Geo.
Bnrrows.
The Queen’s Necklace.. By Alexander Dumas.
Reveries of an Old Maid—embracing Important Hints
to Young Men.
For sale also by McNamara, opposite the post office,
Allegheny city. marl 3
New Books I .New Books S I
FOREIGN Reminiscences, by Henry Richard Lord
Holland, Edited by his con, Ilepry Edward Lord
Holland.
Jane Bonvene; or Prosperity and Adversity, By Cath
arine Sinclair, aathor of Sir Edward Graham, ilolyday
house, Ac.
Moorland Cottage. By the aathor of Mary Barton.
Lnvengro; the Scholar—The Gipsy—The Priest. By
George Borrow, author of the “ Bible in Spain” and the
Gipsies of Spain ”
Volume Ist Hildreth’s History of the United States.—
Sccoud Series.
The above works jost received and for sale by
R. C. STOCKTON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
corner Market and Third streets.
JONES ON LAND OFFICE TITLES—A syllabus of
the Law of Land Office Tiile* in Pennsylvania, by
Joel Jones; received and for sale by
R. C. STOCKTON,
No. 47 Mattel St.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!—Watt, at hl» Peri
odical Depot, 85 Fourth street, has jail received the
following new Books:
■ Iconograplnc-Encyclopaedia, No. 17;
Harpers' ntid the International Magazines for Mareh ;
Democratic Review.for March;
New York. Journal of Medicine for March;
The British and Foreign Medico Chirurgieal Review j
AH Journal for Feoruary;
The Moorland Cottage. By the author of Mary Barton;
Poor Richard's Almanac, as written by Dr* Franklin,
for (he .tears 1730,1737 and 1738. [mar7
BLANK BOOKS.—The largest stock of Blank Books,
of every description, in all styles of bindery, is of
fered for sale, ut the lowest raxes,at
W. S HAVENS’ Blank Book Store,
corner of Market and Second streets.
Merchant* are requested to call and examine our Me
dium and Demi Blank Work*, which are offered at tow
er prices than they have been sold in this city. Ictar7
Harper’s Magazine for March.
H MINER fc C0>N0.32 Bmithfield street, have re
# ceived the following new books.
Harper's Magazine for March.
The International Magazine for March.
A new supply of Borrow'd new work entitled Laven*
ero: the Scholar, the Gipsy, the Priest.
No. 5 of tho Nightingale, or Jenny Uad Songster.
jEsop's Fables, a new version, chiefly from original
sources, by Rev. Thomas James, M. with more than
50illustrations. _ _ ...
Together with the largest assortment of Cheap Pnbli
cations in the City.
Sew Boohs l Sew Boole* ! S
Received at henry miner & Co's, No 32
Smitbfield street: _ ,
The Maternal Management of Children in Health and
Disease, by Thomas 8011, M.D., member of the Royal
College of Physicians. This work of Dr. Bull’s is one
of rare merit; its plain, useful instructions to Mothers
in the management of their children, is of the highest
utility.
Blackwood’s Magazine, for February;
London Quarterly, for January;
No 34 Shakspearc, Boston edition;
No 3 Appleton’s Mechanics Magazine;
A new supply of Lavengo, by George Barrow, jgiarg-
Re-tv BooUsl Sew Boobs t
WALL, No. 85 Fourth street, has just received the
following new works: ,
Consuclo. By Ueorge Sand. Cheap edition. Price
60 cents. This is universally admitted to be the master
piece of one of the most remarkable of living novelists.
Boston Shakepeare. Nc, 04. Contents: Pericles,
Prince of Tyre.
Horticulturist for March. _
The Moorland Cottage. By these t nr sfary Barton.
Cultivator for March.
Knickerbocker for Match
Living Age—No. 356.
Webster'* Unabridged Dictionary.
rrrEBSTBR’SUNAB WDGKD DICTIONARY,Ooand
‘f V ; in sheep, 1453 pp, quarto. Price 85,60. The same
work bownfcm Russia calf, embossed back and sides,
very elegftnt,*9t&,oo* , :
A larcre supply of the above work received by
b yy JOHN H. MELLOR,
31 Wood Street
Hew Stock of •
• MRS. 0. BLUME WOUIdTCSpCCt* !
(THVJ U a \ invite the attention ofiliepnb
to hef new and splendid sfockof
\sp and ready for
sale, among which are the celebrated BdTributg Ptanc9 }
with the new improvement of the over-strings, the la
test and most important improvement, invented solely
by them and by no others. They have beeivtnod to be
copied in this country, hat unsuccessfully.
Also, one splendid 7 octave, doable carved riano,
Louis XIV style, made by Bacon Sc Raven, Ncw_York.
Three 7 octave Pianos, also made byßacon® Raven,
New York. l ■ , .
Four Of octave Pianos, made by J. Sc. C. EtsheMate
Nunns Sc Fisher, New York; together with some of oar
own manof acture, with metalic frame. 1 »o3°
SEW MUSIC*
are the Friends of my Youth. ByG..Barker;
VV I've Something Sweet to Tell You j
The Robin;
• I’m Thinking o’er the Days,Mary;
My New England Home. New Song, dedicated to
iho Ladies of NewEngland}
She 1 Love is far away.
Oh, Meet me on the Silver Shore;
Good Night;
My Home's on the Prairie Lea. By Woodbury;
Lily Rhey. By S. C. Foster; . f
I’ve left my Native Village. By G«Barker;
The Spirit Dove;
Fo, hi, hi. The Black Shakers' Song and Polka;
Would I were with Thee—for Guitar ;
Les Adieux. By Horr;
An extensive collection of new Polkas, Waltzes,
. Variations, &c.
Also, anew supply of “New Carolina Sacra,” Can
licaLaudis, and an excellent new work, calledtne “Me
lodist,” a coitecuon of popular and social tongs, harmo
nized and a ganged by G.S.Webb and W.M&son—
considered one of the best woTks ever published.--
consiuer jj. KLEBER, Goldun Hasp,
No. 101 Third street.
— T ' cabinet Mlabera Wanted.
THF sub'cribers will employ a bomber of good hands
at the above business; via t Bureau, Bedstead and
Table makers. None but good workmen need apply,-
Isloodwage, willbe gtven ,
at ByariVßaildiiisa,
No. 3t Fifth street.
: .notice# ..
xrrPhfive associated J.OABWRfB Cpwrawilhasin
Puuturftft. Jan’Y.l. 1851.-:jaSilm —.— .
TO. K. WILLIAMS;* * *" rifV O ' COIWXa
wn. h. wntußjs.ooj
bankers and exchange brokers, v
nortu bxst cornsr of wood Ajffl: ■nnjJyS?***' 4 **:
ALL transactions made on liberal tonus* and COUOC*
uona promptly attended to. oawwn
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• -' :. '- ••* - • • •
- (Jmnmmial arti Jtnanrial.
THIS PITTSBBBOtt
AND MERCHANTS’ EXCHAN,GE**
FREDERICK LORENZ,! _•
WM. A. HILL, ■" > Committs* to* Febuuakt
C. ZGG, )
Weekly RtTltw or two Wholesale market.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, )
Fbiday, March 31, 186 V.)
The weather during this week has been quite un
pleasant. On Wednesday it turned to rain and
gnow, and afterwards blew up cold, which made it
-very disagreeable ■ for out door business. Notwith
standing, however, thero was a large business done,
among oar merchants, in the leading articles of
trade. •:
Oar rivers havo ogam swollen, and are in oxceU
lent navigable order.
ASHES—Very little doing in Salearatua i sales at
6051 c. In Soda Ash the market is well supplied;
wo quote as before at 3io3|c on time. No change
in other sorts; Pearls Sic.; Pots 404}c.J Scorchmgs
3JO3JC.
APPLES—The 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 bbl
Common, per bbl.
XX do
XXX do
Common, half barrels
XX do
XXX do
Common, qr. barrels
XX do
XXX' do •
■with 60c'per bbl thrown off for cash.
BUCKETS—SaIe of Beaver from store at 82,00
02,25. ■ ,
BULK MEAT—The receipts for the past week
have.been light, and but fow transactions in this an.
tide reported. We quote, however, at 61, to 6,
hog round. This will be paid for prime lots.
BLOOMS—SaIes of Janiata at @60062.
BROOMS—The fow sales made are at former quo
tations—figures take a wide range according to the
quality of the artido, say 81,2602,60 per dot.
BUTTER—Prime Butter is scarce and in demand
We quote calen daring the week at 91,10, 11 and
121, according to quality. In kegs we have nothing
worthy of note,
BACON—The demand continues active. Sales
to a considerable extent have been made during the
week at 81 for Hama, 71 for Sides, 6 to 61 for
Shoulders.
BEANS—We quote at 81 for mixed ; $1,3" p B
bushel for small white.
CLOVER SEED—In this article there h (I been
quite an advance during the week. We note sales
on Monday at @6,25; on Tuesday at 35,37 to 6,60;
on Thursday at @6,00 to 6,25 for Clover Seed. Sales
of Timothy at @2,60 to 2,75. The market for Clo
ver is barely supplied.
CHEESE—Moderate supplies; sales of Cream
0t6107c.; Common at 5106 c.
•CORN MEAL—4O to 60e.
COPPER—SaIca of ingots at 19020 c.; sheet at 24
025 c.
CANDLES—SaIes of Pittsburgh Mould at 10c.;
Cincinnati at9f to 10c.; Star at 22023 c.; Roaerrc
Mouldst 10c. ■,
COAL—Regular sales at. 41051.
CORDAGE. .Tho following are the card prices of
Manilla Rope, by Coil, 14c
Do do when cut, 15c
White Rope, by C0i1,.. ilc
Do do when cut, . ; 12c
Tarred do by Coil, ( 10c
Do do when cut, > 11c
Packing Yarn, fine,.... 7c '
Do do common, ) Sc
Manilla Bed Cords, .$1,870-2,8103,75 §>dor.
Do do per c0i1^rr........... 14 lb
Hemp do .....*. ..1,5002,25u53,00{pd0x.
Do do per ..10 “lb
Manilla Plough Lines, 2.. 87j dot
Hemp do do 75 “
CRACKERS. .The rcgnlar sales to the trade are ai
tho followingratea:
Water Crockers
Butter do
Pilot Bread
Sugar and Soda Crockers-
COTTON YARNS—Wo hare do change to notice
in CoUod Tars. Prices firm at the qootaiion*
POU9DYABSB.
No, 5, eta per B SO No. 13 eta pei Si S 3
« 6, “ “......20 M « <■ 24
n it “......20 “ 16 « <• 2§
« 8, “ “......21 “ 16 « “ 26
« 9, « “ 21 « 17 “ .«< 27
« 10, “ “. 21 “ 18 “ « 28
“11, “ 22 “19 “ “ 29
it 12, “ “ 22 “ 20 “ “ 30
DOZES TABS.
No. 600, eta perlS.. .101 No- 800, eta per doz..Si
it 600-, “ “....91 “ 900, “ “...81
« 700, “ “....81 « 1000, « “...81
Carpet Chain,........22 Candlcwick,. 19
CorerletYarn, 22 Bag Filling, '... 19
Twine, ....23 Batting... No. 1, IS to So
Cotton Warp..l3 12 11 | No. 2 and 3,16 to 17.
DRUGS—The following is a listof prices ofaome
of the most prominent article* under thia head :
Aloe*, 85......16918 Brimstone,{rtb..,,4o
Alum, “......31(3 4 Camphor, ref, 35040
Ataf<Etida,Bs.... 18026 Chloride 1ime,“...,70 0
Arrow Root, “...12014 Cochineal, “ 1,3001,60
Aqueforlis, “...10011 Copperas, “...110 8
Litharge, “...61061 Liquoricert.“....7o 9
ModderUmbro,Bsl2ol3 “ ball “.....20021
Castor Oil, bb1a...91,65 Sal Soda “.... 4043
Quinine 0z.54,2503,30 Glue,com. “•••• 11012
DRIED BEEF—Sales of new at 81.
FLOUR—Wo note quite a decline in this article
since our last review. Sales on Monday at 63,30 to
3,811 Tuesday at 93,20 to 3,28; Wednesday and
Thursday salca were made at $3,12. , Some buyers
are not willing to pay over 83,00 at the wharf
FEED —Sales ofßran from first handa at 11012 c.
Middlioga, 30 ; Sborta, 16 to 20.
FlSH—Sales ol No, 3 Mackerel at 88,00, at which
holders are firm. No sates of other Nos.
FEATHERS —Sales from first hands at 33036 c.
FRUIT—We give our table corrected;
White R. Candy,l6ol7c. Raisina Bunch ,2,6002,75
Yollow“ “ ..14016c. do Cluster, .2,7603,00
Red “ “ ..18020c, Zanto:Currants,...,9lc.
Liquorice,..... 18020 c. Filberts,. 7108 c.
Refined “ 35037 c. Walnuts, .7108 c.
Jujubo Paste,.. .27028 c. Cream Nuts,.... .6107 c,
Dates, 809 c. Almonds, 16023 c.
L0m0n5,....... ■ •. H. Shell “ .... 100121 c,
Oranges, Bhetled “....,26027c.
Dried Apples,. . .76080 D. Peaches $1,3701,60 I
GROCERIES—The stocks are good. In Sugar
and Molasses we find more disposition in holders
to sell. We havo sales of 6ugsr, raogieg from 61
to 61. Balos of Molasses aro made in lots at 340
35. Bsles of Cofieo at 121 to 12|.
GRAIN—The - receipt! continue good. Wheat
has declined; sales of primo at 700. Rye: sales
csonot be made over 66 to 68c. Saleß of 600 bosh,
els of Oats at 33c. Corn : we note sales of 1,000
bushels, from first hands, at 40; also, 2,000 bushels*
out of store at 45.
GLASS..We notice no change,in. Wljidow Glaas;
aaleaof city brands, 8 by 10, at *53,76; 10 by 12 at
©4^604^0^ . b&,:-..:,. ■:[/!: A ■ . .
Country brands nro sold ot lotwr prices, and may
be quoted as follows t
8 by 10.........92,76 110 by 15 §3,76
to by 12 3,00 llOby 16 3,76
10 by 16*.3,25 j 10 by 17..3j76
Furor Gloss.—We give the following condcucod
list for some oflhe principal articles of Flint Glass
as manufactured and soldin this city ■
■ Plain Tumblers per doz 3000,3,00
Mould do “ “ ............87104,75
Pressed do “ “ ............1,0003#;
Pressed do toys" “ 37
. Goblets ” “ 1,502? 9,00
We.
Lemonades • “ “ 750 0,00
Jelly stands, each •• ■•••••••..... ,500 2,00
Decanters, perdoz 1,00012,00
Ktchars “ ............1#I0:9,O0
Pitchers, heavypillared,perbiiir ■ .2,00010.00
Pitchers,heavy eutflute,each 730502, ‘
MoUtsseicaha “ 6006, do
Molasacscahs, Britannia tops, per pr. 750 4,00
■ Flower vases, per dozen • •• ■ • • • - • - -4,000 9,00
Rower vases, cdt, per pair . .6,00012,00
Jel'F glosses,per dozen .1,250.7,00
Pressed sweet-meat dishes, per doz- .1,25010,00
Pressed sweat-meat bawls, per pair • 870, 0,00
Bureau knobs oudpms, per dozen • *-1,00 01,50
. BEOP STX&HOTIBB. < 7:
Specie Jars, lackerpd Covers, per doz
Showiaxs perdox*-»**vv'*v«C,oo@l9joo
Fluted Colognes, “ ‘ • ***
Tinctures, ground stopper, perdqzcn 1,00012,00
Bhowßottfes.,eacb .........r-—..... 750 . ,
GUNPOWDER—SaIes are regular at the follow
ing rates i
FFa..-....4,75 0 5,66 [Esgiedo in pa- I
Eagle 61 Os.. 03,00 pots.: ••••■•*••■•- . W7.'
Do. dz. IO eau’ro 7,00 I Rock powder - 3,35 0 3,02
FFQdo..-. 0 4,00 t
HOPS—Regular sales at 40c.
HIDES—Wo heir of some transactions of Green
Hides at 41 to* 4t. There are salos of Western Dry
Hides made at ll t 042. ; _
HOMINY—Very little doing; aome aales reported
at 4,6005,50 per bbl.
IRON & NAILS..The following is a corrected
list of the prices of the various sizes and doscrip.
tions.of Pittsburgh manufactured Iron. We give
the outside range of pricea: '■
laoit—Flat bar.... .2|061c. ; -
“ Round and square bar ,2105 *c.
“ Band ~2103}c.
“ : H00p......... ..o|o4c.
« Steal ...6 061 c.
Spikes—Cat, 3 to‘4l i0cb....... 4,00 “
Cat, sto 6 inch .. 4,50 «
“ . Cat,6 to 7 inch.*..... 6*oo “
Nails—l to 20 penny..... 54,25 heg. »■■■
Bto fl penny....*-.... 3,60 * c
« 6to 7penay».*«* 4,00
• *< 5 penny.4,2s “
4 . penny.......... 4,50 (<
« 3 penny.......... 5,60 , *«
LEAD—Sales of Pig at 6s; Bar at 6c.
LEAD PIPE—The following arc the card prices:
| * “ / No;2-. .“. » “ 7c. ?
* ‘ » No. 2 “ •' “ Bc.?’.
i “ No. 1 “ “ 7*c.? “
A ‘ “ No. 1 u : “ . B*c.? ..
a-t; •. ««'. • No. 1 “ . “ 91c.?* '• ■
t ‘ ■ ■ No. 1 u “ 13ic;? “
All other BiieaCic. ? BJ. .
LEATHER—The following prices will bo foaud
corret :
New Y0rk,......... .'..pfi1i........ 17,020
Baltimore, 21022
Slaughter,.“•.•■••••••-20c.
Upper Leather, tfrdoz .$25,00030,00
Calf 5kin5,.......... -e> doz. .24,00028,00
Phil’a. do 9 dot .30,00036,00
Harness Leather,........ Hi. 18020 c.
Skirting,...do.... ■“ “......21023
Bridle,... .do .*> doz. 30,00,033,00
LUMBER —The following, table of Dry Luinbor
ibcorrect:
- 6522,00 t Flooringldo. 10,004520,00
Common do 011,00 Common Ido 0
Clear If do 033,001 Oak ~ 024,00
Common 14 do 010,60 I Pine Shingles-.
Clear 2 do , . 44,00 4PIOOO . 2,5003,00
Commen 4 do ■ 22,00 i Laths,saw’il 2,00 02.50
MESS PORK—Receipts; light ; saleß at $l3.
OlLS—Sales of Linscedat 95084,00 per gal.; No.
Lard at 68 to 65c.i Tanners’ at 18020.
PIG METAL—SaIes o( Allegheny at $23025 ;
of H. R. at 926027.
. POTATOES —Sales at from $1,60 to 2,00 y bbl.,
and at 40 to 76 per bushel. ... .
ROSlN—Sales at $3,00. lo 3,25 y bbl.
RICE—Sale by the tierce at 44, and firm.
RYE FLOUR—We quote at 53,37.
SALT—Sales atsl,2s. : .
SHEEP PELTS..SaIes at 25075 c. a piece,from
first hands.
STARCH—SaIes at 6407 c.
TOBACCO —The demand continues good for
country orders. Sales during the week dfaboul 100
boxes, rangirg from 24 to 32, as In quality ; 6 twist
firm al 14015 c. Below wc give Ibe prices of the
different brands: ‘ ;
Springer’s Extra 5’a....'*. 31 lo 32c.
W. H. Grant’5. .................. -32 to 33c,
Rußsell It Robinson’s...;. 32 to 33c.
Eudet’s 30 to 31c.
Price 3; Harw00d’5................30 lo 31c.
Baltimore Spun..... 1 -. 31 to 33c.
Gedgc’s 6 Twist.. 14 to isc.
'Leaf Tobacco....- ....’, ...10 lo 16c.
TALLOW..SaIes of mutton lallowat64, beef do.
TAR. .Sales of N. C. at 34,0004,25.
TIN PLATE..There is a brisk business aoing in
this article at $11,50013,60 $r boi, with a discount
of 75c |p box off lor cash.
VINEGAR. .Sales of Crab ai9olUc.
■ WOOL—Receipts have.fallen off; very litile do
ing. -Quotations Tange from 29 to 43045 for differ
ent grades.
WHISKEY—SaIes or Rectified st 23024 c.
HAY—Receipts moderate ; sales at scales it B]4
to 16.
$6 oo
6 00
8 00
9 00
4 00
3 50
4 60
1 76
2 00
2 26
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
y prat o inches wa-sr in -rnx CHAmvxi,
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No.'S, Boies, Beaver
a Atlantic, Parkinson, BrowusriUs.
“ J.JrKee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
•« Beaver. Gordon. Beaver.
' Fashion No. i l , Peebles, Elisabeth.
Thomas Shriver, Bailey. West Newton.
*• Redstone, Wool ward, Brownsville
** Ben West,—St Louis.
“ Amazonia, —St. Louis.
*• Clipper, No. 2, Parol, Cincinnati,.
u Jmia Dean, Gallagher, Zancavile;'
“ paal Anderson, Grav/Cincinnati.
kt • Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
DEPARTED;
Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
-Atlantic, -Parkinson, do ,
«• J.hTKee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Michigan No.2,Baics,tleaveT.
M Beaver, Gordon, Heaver.
Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Neman
“ Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth-
Brilliant* Grace, Cincinnati.
•• Express, Hazicit, Cincinnati.
** J. Nelson,Moore, Wheeling.
“ WcUsvillc,'jYoung, Wheeling* V '
•• Pilot No. 2, ShunK, Hockingporv
** Taßcaiora, Murdoch, Wellsville
*'* . Navigator, Poem, Louisville.
;i Pacific, r , Hanging Rock.
•S4,oo*> bb!.
■ 4,75 “
■ 4#) •*
• 7c. 9 E>.
At Ughesy Hirer Trode,.
UEGULAti -FUANKLIN PACKETS.
! JB«SL& T«= fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
iCapt. Wx. Hanka, lebvotfohe Alle
gheny wfmrf for Franklin, every Monday and Thunday,
at 4 P.M. .
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No It. Capt.
Jons Hanna, leaves the Allegheny whorf fbr Frank
lin, every Tunday and Friday, at 4 P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. .{marliO
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
,lx,-, Tns new.and fast running steamer CIN*
lj4^y»i 1 CINNATI, Biuminoium, Master, will leave
cl3£S§lsgsfi3tregu!ariy even' Wwwss&at.
Far freight or passage, apply «m hoard, or to
raarilO , G, B. MILTENBERGER.
For marietta and Hoclttngport,
* fl£ff* Ea The fine steamer PACIFIC, ZANotra Alab-
will leave for the abovo and iotermedi
ate pom every THURSDAY, at 4 o’clock, F. M. .
For ftcicht or passage, apply on board, or to
. . T. WOODS A SON,
matlO No. 01 Water su. and 03 Front si.
Bolivar. Fire Brick Mannfadnring Company.
JAS. GLOVEO, .S. «. tVSH, B. PHONES, U. S'^AOnAW,
GLOVER, KtKR & CO., Pfoprietor*,
rpHE subscribers having been appointed Agenls for
1 tlio above named concern, will keep constantly on
hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Firo Brick, Cru-*
cible Fire Clay, Furnace Hearths mill Inwalls. They
arc also ready to receive orders for Raid Brick, to be
made in size and shape to suit purchasers, which shall
be promptly filled. \
we do not deem it necessary to enumerate -this many
advantages the Bolivar Fire Brick posess over all oth
ers thathave been offered for sale in tho United States,
their superiority being well.known to ;*linos! all persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors nave'determined
that the Fire Brick shall Jose none ol theit present envi
able reputation, and that no expense shall be. spared to
make them even belter than they have heretofore been.
This is the only establishment r.ow manufacturing Fire
Brick at Bolivar. . KIKR & JONES,
roarlT . Canal.Patun. Seventh st„ Pittsburgh.
Otbe Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Session* of the Peace, in and for tho County
of Allegheny; . ■ - - - - . ■ K..
Tlio petition of Joshua Banks, of the Township of:
Pine, in the County aforesaid, humbly aheweth,—■
That your petitioner hath provided nimseli witkidaierials
for the accommodation of ttavelora and others, at hi*
dwelling house in aforesaid Township, and preys that
year Honors will be pleased to granthim a licensd to keep
a Dublin houso of entertainment. And your pqtitioner,
asm duty bound-will pray. JOSHUA BANKS.
We, the subscribe™,citizens of aforesaid Township,'
do certify, that the nbovo petitioner is of good repute Tot
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of Birangers and travelers,-andjdiat said
tavern is necessary.
R Hardy. John M’Gee, Wm Scott, Q Osborn, Thomas
i Henry,C H Osborn, John Hanna, A Miller, Wra Peters;
! J HafljCW Arbuthnot. . ; - ;*qfo >ft9;3l
Peorlv White Teeth and Bceatk,
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS.
PERSONS who hnve cither, are.,honorably assured
- that If their breath Uerer-Eo foul, or their;
TEETH DECAYED, BARK OR YELLOW,
atid encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jon?'*
Amhor Tooth Paste will mpke tite teeth white da snow
and the breath odlfcroualy sweet.
Soldonlyat-JACKSON'B Store, 240 Liberty atree,
• ad of Wood. ■ - . Idec2o
agency for Different lines at Packet Ships.
assrn gkR o-FvresiA&Sgr.
Bft£3&£ 305 LIUEUTV ST. t PirtBßtmqn.; 1 -''SSsfiSff'
For P W.BYRTfKS& C0.,83 SouiKstfitt, tfcwYark
36 Wduripo Bifdd,- Liverpool ; and 65 GravUr street
'• Ntw Orleans* . -
TTAB A LINE OF P ACKETS uailingevery five days
XJ_ from Liverpool to New. York} a Linn oFPacketa
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the I8ih ; of*each
month; a Line of Packets to Baltimore on the 20th o.
each month* Also—a Line of Packets on ihe;Bth‘and
S4th of each month from -London and Portsmouth to
New York. •: : "\ r '
AT.gfWPrafts atalght always o n hand, tor »my amount,
at the lowest rates of discount \ and all .information*
riven concerning passengers, that can bo ._given, with
fllLur“ by .he?r A B onl. on JOHN THOMSON,
H ja6 . 20SLibertyst„PiUaharglu •
Privfttc putaiea.
DR. BROWN, No. 41 ;:D lAMONp: ALLEIf,
' DttvOiES his entire attentiau to'an offic«
S practice. HistuHincssismofUlycdnfinediG
Tnvatt or Vtntrtal- iJirtasM. (ind suett pain
ful affections* brought on byimprudqnee
■youthful indulgence and excess.- i 5
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruption®,- Conor*
hea,Gieet, StnctUTe, 'arethral-DLscliar^ea.
ImmuiiV 01 the Blood, with all diseased a. ibe venereal
origS.- Skin Bisensea. Scorbuuo EropiioiK Teller,.
Ringworm. Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Im *
potoncy!?!le3, RheumoUam, Feroato Weakness, Monibr
Tv SaDnreUionsf Diseases of the Joints, FUtuVa in Aao.
ftervoueAffeclions, Painßintlie Back and Loins,ltrna
tiDnß of the Bladder and Kidneys, sacceasrany treated
G Joimeeny l ears’praclice:(fourin this city*’ e’nnbies Dp
Brown tooffer assurances of speedy cure to all who may
come under Uis care. • j
Office and private consulting rooms, CS Diamond ay,
j gy Charges moderate. - novoid&wiy
EUIUATiSM. —Dr. Brown's iiewiy aiscovrea rem
edy Tor nUenraatistuiv a speedy und ccttam remedy:
tio. 65, DIA.
MONSpiuabS.Penna. Th,l>or (o r Is .ajwny*"'
home. —:
Irwrw-v acres Of LAND fn Jefferson couaiy for
rjl lf ) Enquire of THOMPSON BELL, at
te’Jffioo of tfoOlS A. WILKINS iCd '
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post,
RecKNrSfr 8T ucjhtnino—PWtrrtt) at steam.
FATAL ACCIDENT:
Philadelphia, Mareh 20.
Charles Morrill, baggage master on the Baltimore
train* last night, while the tram was going down
Broad streot, jumped Prom the baggage car and ac
cidentally fell on the track and was ran over and
instantly killed. ' :
• The members of the Md; Reform Convention
have tendered Daniel Webster s public dinner* at
Annapolis, on Tacßday next, which he has accepted.
• N.Y;, March 20* •.
The Canal Commissioners have directed the .Ca
nal to ho oponed on the 15th.of April*..
MARKETS: BY- TELEGRAPH.
boon report.] New .York, March 20.
Flour. .Steady; common and straight State 4,60;
straight Western 4,6204,76.
Grain.. Ohio Wheat 9601,00; Genesee nominal
at 1,1001,14; Michigan white 1,0001,09. Corn: 66
for Bat yellow, and 66} far Southern white and
Western.
Pickled Meats,;.B} for Hama; Shoulders 6£. :
• Lard.. Active atB}.
Cheese.. 6|07},.
Coffee.. The large arrivals have depressed the
market.
Whiskey.. More firm.
Cotton. .Firm.
The Arctic, with a week’s later news, is momen
tarily expected. v .
evening.] ; : . New York, March SO.
Cotton.. Firm at U to 11} for raiddliog low to
good Florida. . - . ; . ‘
Flour has given way 6 Cents on common brands ;
common to straight state 4,44 to 4,50; good and
round hoop Ohio 4,62 to 4,76.
Grain. .Corn, Southern yellow, 65} to 66. Wheat,
nomioal; Rye steady at 67.
Pork.. Dul l; new mess 13,25; old, 12,74
Beef.. Advanced ; mess 9 to 11,00; prime 5 to
6,00; prime mesa 16,60.
Lard.. Active at 8} to B|.
Clover soed. .Lower, at 8,62}.
Molasses.. N. O. 30} t o 31.
Coffee.;Bio 10} to Ilf on lime.
Tallow* .Prime, 7} to 7}.
Whiskey. .Steady at 24}.
Philadelphia, March 20.
Cotton.. Demand increased j upland 12 to 12} on
time. "
Flour.. Quiet; common brands 4,44.
Coro meal. .2,75. .
Grain.. Wheat, white 102 j red 97. Rye.. Scarce;
Corn. .In defnand, for yellow 60. '
Whiekey. .23 hhds* af 21 to 2i}« .
:: Baltimore, March 20.
Flour. .Quiet; Howard street 4,31.
Grain.. Wheat, red, 95 to 98. Corn. .Yellow, 57 j
white 69 to 60. Oats and Rye unchanged.
Provisions firm. New mess pork 13,75; smoked
hams 9} to 10} ; shoulders 7 ; bulk shoulders 6.
Laid..9} to 9}.
Clover Seed*.s,2s; Timothy 2,75.
Coffee. .Rio 10} to 11}.
Wool.. Firm and in good demand.
Whiskey.. 23 in bbls.
New Orleans, March 19.
The Asia’s news made an advance of }on Cot
too. The sates within the past 3 days amounted to
12,000 bales at IOJOI2} for Middling.
Louisville, March 20.
The river has fallen 3 inches. Near 8 feet in ca
nal. Weather pleasant.
Mew Pork 11,75.
Tho Yorktowu went up this morning.
Cincinnati, March 20.‘
Flour. .Demand lair at 3,40.
Provisions, .Id demand.; sales of 26,000. Sides at
7c. Mess Pork 11,76. Lard: No 18e in kcgs,and
in bbls 7, .
Sugar. .Common 5} ; fair s}; good fair to prime 6.
Molasses. ,32.
Coffee. .111011}.
Whiskey.. 18. :
C|oversecd. .Advanced to 6,75.
The river is stationary. Weather cool and pleas
ant. ■
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Market street, As. 75, between Fourth st. 4* tia Diamond-.
THE subscriber is now receiving from the Eastern
cities a beautiful, choice and-dealrable'stoclf of the
newest fabrics and designs from the London and Pans
Markets.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRYGOODS,
Purchased in the New York and Philadelphia Markets
at the lowest cash prices- Embracing every variety of
the newest and richest styles, and latest importaiions-of.
French, English and German Goods: among the Reading
article* will be found the following: '[ ■ _ .
Paris printed Borage de Laines, from 13} cents to the
finest quality. • ,
FrenCh and English Lawns, from. I*2} cents; to the
finest quality manufactured. .• " . '
j Superior bleached Muslins, from. 6} to 12}centa l?” yd..
French Work Collars, new.stylc, from IU cents to the
best article imported.
French and English Ginghams, from 12} cents to the
best quality in the market. - .
Englishand American Chintzes, from. 6} to 12} cents
yard. ' ' 1
. Rich Paris printed and erabioidered Muslins and Or
gandies; new style plain and fighred English Poplins ;
French Berages, rich styles; ‘super black Gro de Rhine
Silks; fancy figured Silks ; super changeable Silks and
Satin de Chiens; Lupin’s black Bombazines, and;a beau*
liful,assortment of black .and colored Alpaccas, and
French Thibet Cloths. ' .
SHAWLS.
Chameleon Silk and Turk Satin Shawls: superior Her
nanna Silk Tissue and Bcrage Shawls; Cashmere,
Thibet, Brosha and Moos do Lame Shawls. ;
-FANCY AND-VARIETY GOODS.
French work Capes and Collars; new style Bonnet
Ribbons; Linen Cambric Hdkfeand Cravats; black and
colored Kid Gloves ; Lisle Thread; Mohair and Twisted
Silk Gloves and Mins; Silk, Worsted and Couon Hose;
together with a large and complete assortment of Para
sola and Umbrellas. . . •
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
French ond EngiishCloths, Cassimeres and-Vestings;
SiU Shirts and Drawers; Fancy Cravats;-Linen Cam
bric and Silk IldkfajiogeiherwUhasplendidassort
ment of Gloves, Hosiery.and Susoenders.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.-
Russia Diaper and Crash; Irish Linen and LiaenLawns;
Cassiuetts and Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades; Bed Tick
ings; Checks; Domestic Ginghams; Red, While and
Yellow Flannels; Canton Flannels, Ac.
The customers of* the house and all cash buyers, are
requested to call and give the above goods an early ex
amination. The stock is large and complete in every
* variety and. style; all of the latest importations, and. will
be sold at the veky lowest uanxEkr prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS, -
75 Marketfslreet
Jonti’LUy Wblle. ,
LADIES are cautioned against using common prepat
redCimlK-. !. ~
They are notuware liovv.fnghlfally injurious; Uib
to the skin! how.coarse,how rough,how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the ssin
appears after using prepared Chalk!
Besides, it is injurious, contain-. . ;
iog a largo quantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable nrucle, which
wa call JONES’ SPANISH LILY WHITE. .
lUs perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skm a .natural,
healthy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the same
lime acting as cosmetic on the ak m, making it coll and
smooth. Sold by the Agent, IVM. JACKSON, 89 Liber
ty Street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price so cents.
. dec»l:dawly__ (Gazette copy.) . j.
" A' Scientific Hair Tonlo Reatorer
AND BEAUTIFIER. Trial bottles 3?i cents. Those
who have used Jbues’ Coral Hair. Restorative know
its excellent qualities—those .whohhve-not, wfe assure
it to possess the following qualities.- It will forcethc
hair to giow on iihy part where, nature intended hair to
grow, stop it falling ofl, cure-scurf ordandruff, and make
tight, red or grey hair grow dark.- For dressing the halt
soft and silky; nothing can exceed tijm-it makes it
truly beautiful and'keeps it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, vet superior article for rhe hair. ;
Sold only at Whf. JACKSON’S Store,24o Liberty st.,
head of Wood, Piusburgi : Price 37*cents, 50 cents and
Si no . . , .Idec'JO
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE—A large assort
ment of tho finest always on hand—and now
W ForS°Spoona, Ao., of the beEt material and.thc low
est rates. [martS] W. W. WILSON.
—PRIPiG BONNETS—Our fitsilot received and open
ed—comprising in part the following styles:;
White and Yellow Lace; . 4ueen’o_own;
Atboni Chip; H«r Tulip;
Milan do; ; m Jennyland and Satin ;.
English do; Fluted Straw and Batin do;
Fine Straw ana Diamond; Pearl and Lopp ; ■ do,
Florence Crimped; American Lace;
English Pearl; Hungarian MLn;d,
English Albone; Ftacd Manilla, ;
3 “i A°MASON & CO.
UNDRIES— 80 sacks prime Kentucky Fealbcra,
300" bus. Dried Peaches;
• ‘ . 117 hhds. Sugar;
1230 bbls; Molasses 1
• ■' 50 boxes superiors’s Tobacco i
150 bb)s. Tar ; .
10 do Tanner’s-On ,
s . r . is do cioverse'edi-
For sale by CARSON & M’KNIGRT.
mar7 C ** ’ 9i Water strefci.
Herrings,iapickle ; j -
feb24 Fors^^j^
-W£gNER,£ gNER, BUECHN£R & MUELLER’S
■ nrfiw j-ithograpUtCcKiitaWlglun’ent,
BO Market street, between; Thtr<f s : Fourth,^.
In NOW ready to furnish every kindofLiibograpbic
work in the most elegant style, Buch as Show otto,
Mavjy Portraits, Landscape, Cardj, Bill heads, and La
ftcZa printeiin'goid, colors,&C;' .r/. t
the ,plMe.‘Wes3rs. ftldesep & Helinle have
one'ned aDaxwiito. ScSObL>-andexecnte on order Drafts
ofMachinery, a U possi
ble acenraoy ttndclegancc. u . j ; ] s!s:ly
'-i.'
JOHW fc’rADKff • *' * - v A‘ COVOTS *
"B'f ADBS a.COTODEi
[BacceBBoTB to Johnitf*Fttdfla & Co.j
Canal Basin, Penn ttretU
Fennn. Railroad—Central Railroad.
rpHE subscribers; having: been unpointed sbippinq’
X Agents for the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,,
inform the public ihat we are now prepared to receive
anymCrchandize or produce for shipment east on the.
opening of the Canal.. ,
Goods viathisroutewill be carried through in nve
days, and all consigned to us will be . forwarded free of
commission or charge for advances;. . ' /
BATES QgynslQHT Hgnyggn PHILADELPHIA. &PIXTSBtTBGH.
Dry Goods, Haas,'Shoes, Books.'Stauonery, Cutlery,
Confecnonary, Fruits, Feathers,Furniture, Drugs, Me
dicines, Saddlery, Wool, dwi, Ac* SI 100 fits. ;
Hardware, Qaeenaware, Groceries, r aihts.Dye Stuffs,
-Oils, Leather, Clover, Flax, Timothy and other Girass
Seeds, Ac.jOOc.tP'lOO fits.
- Bacon, Beef; Pork, Bauer, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf. Coffee, Tallow, Grain and Rags, fits.
Ashes, Marble, {rough,) Tar, Pitch, Rosin, German
Clay, Bones, Ac.; 50c. fits.. :
marlS - - v: hPFAPEiSr A COVOPE.
Baltihohe, March 20
xianoonngi
subficribers.take this.meihofi to inform .property
l .holders, hoose-buUderti,an(l all others interested,
that they still dontinue the business of Tin Roofing, in
all its branches. Their skill and experience in thispart
of the business, has hitherto enabled them to give entire
satisfaction: And .they hope, thsit by conunning the
same policy Of using the best materials, and employing
skilifnl workmen, to keep up this favorable impression.
If The question of Tin Roofing was new, or just brought
before the notice of this community for the first time,
we. would consider that the importance of the Subject,
would justify ns in extending out views onus superior j
advantages. This, however, is not the case. We shall
therefore, confine ourselves to a few remarks. .On the
6th day of Juhe. l&14, (nearly seven years ago,) we hn
ished our first job of Tin Roofidg in this place. From ;
that np io the present tithe,-we have covered with tin
the roofs of the finest:-and most cosily.buildingsthat
have been erected in this:county. Wehave given our
views on a previous occaiuonon the superior advantage ,
ol Tin over iron, as a - covering for houses. Ana time,
the great tester of all things, has but tod jclewly/proven
the correctness of oar opinion'. • ‘ ' - . '
Again, if wepiace Tinin juxia*pdsnion } with Slate as
a covering for houses, we think that tin will bear a.favo
'table' comparison, with some decided advantages.—
These advantages are, that when tin is used thereof can
be made much natter—thereby saving materials, in the
; length of rafters, brick in the-gaWe ; the
! house easy of access in case of a fire* and showing a
better finish and appearance.- Also, when un ;is used
the gutters are worked in, thereby saving the extra and
heavy expense for copper gutters, copper flashings, Ac.,
—things indispensible on slate roofs. If farther reasons,
were deemed necessary,-we could offer the experience
of our eastern cities in proof what has been advanced*
as It is a well known fact that New. York and othefeast
ern citiesvery generally prefer even, tin for ‘heir most
costly and splendid buildings, notwitfistandingthey have
a ftmsnpply or slate attheir doors. With these remarks
we wiilleave the subject with those interested, and will
take pleasure in giving further information when called
JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
corner Market and Second sts.-
•T f " s
Aim : y^,—
• , 't -.1 ' >■
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V , »* *\ , x . ft ‘
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,>c ••-'••■• .•■•■'4v v i .••■• -.;
: JHtsttUatttoas.
MAPS OF PENNSYLVANIA.—Received- on con
signment, and for sale singly, at tokoUtale price,
three dozen large and splendidly finished Maps ot this
State. .This is the most; recent map of the State pub-,
lished, and embraces all that-is aerirablein aperfect
map, at-the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY,
marl comer of Market and Fonrth sts,-
; The Unman Body must Perspire,
' (60 SATS NATT3BE,)
TO BATE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And persons who do not perspire are liable to the raoa
v DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
NOW, Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap . causes “a free
perspiration,and. at the sametime mollifies, softens
the win, giving it the texture and beauty of an infant’s.
sduRVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
are soon .not only healed, but cured by its use, as at
least seven physicians in New York know, who use it
in such cases, and find it unfailing—as also, in * .
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that
this is no useless puffed nostrum, os one trial willpiove.
I could enumerate at least 80 -persona cured of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
Bay it, and the reader i« again assured, I . would not
crueuy aell it for the above, unless I knew U to be all I
state. Those who are liable to
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
will find this not only a cure, but a preventive j and I
can now only add, that any one afflicted with any of.
the above, or similar diseases, will find this dll and even
more (admirable in its properties) than I staic.
jn*Bdt, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
atmbe sure you ask for Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap- 1 -
and buy it only of WM. JACKSON, only Agent .in
•Pittsburgh,SHOLiberty street, Pittsburgh, head or Wood ,
HOPE KVSB.
WONDERFUL CORES!!
Dr.. Rogers* Syrup off Liverwort and Tor
a«d '
CAHCHALAGtJAi
For the complete cure of Coughs-, Colds, Influenza.
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood. ana ad other. Lung
■»' ' CoTTtplawUtendmgto CONSUMPTION. ; ■< .
This syrup contains f» Opium, Calomel, or any mineral
whatever, out is Composed entirety of those Roots,-
Herbs, and vegetable substances wbteh nave a specific
influence upon the Lungs; and'tfcelr connected organs/
Its immediate effect'is to allay all irritation, nnd gently
remove the phlegm ahddthermorbid secretions from the
Throaland Air-Passages; thus relieving■ the Cough, by
subduing the inflammation and other causes which give
rise toil. It also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone
lathe Lungs themselves, thereby‘enabling them more
thoroughly to remove from the blood those Impurities
and diseased particles, which, if retained, do so much
mischief In the system, and lay the foundation for incu
rable CONSUMPTION.~;It also exerts adecided action
upon the skin, and assists- nature in expelling, through
the Exhalents.muchof that morbid matter which would
•otherwise be thrown bach upon the Lungs, - thus relieving
them of* part of their work, and rendering the system
pore and healthy. Whentuborcles areforming, it checks
their developmeniacd futtherprogress j or iruleeration'
has tahen place, it assists the Lungs in throWingroff the
corrupted matter, soothes the irritation,'heaU the ulcer
ated cavities, ana restores them again to healthy ; action.
This Medicine; therefore, is not a pdUadte merely,
which only relieves for the time being, butiiafAorirogA
curative, as itstnkes at the very root of the disease, and
:ly removing it, removes at once all its remote and'at
tendant consequences. This is its dU&nguishirig char*
a property possessed, in equal power.by no
other medicine of Use nature, now before the public.
CIRCULARS, kC,,.';
As no ordinary sized advertisement can fully explain
the nature and merits of this article, the Proprietors nave
published a new Circular, giving the history of this Mcdi
cine; \h&dacnptiohintttttre.sc.,ot its principal ingredi
ent* ;ihe effect they arc designed to have . upon, the
Lungs and Liver, and acopioqg,reference to the persons,
who have been cured by tf—givingtheir names a?d resi
dences, even .to the street and the number. Those who
are troubled .with-a Cough, or whose Lungs.are in the
least affected, are earnestly desired to calf upon the
Agents named below, and procure one of these Pam
pmets. It can be hud gratij,and will well repay a perusal.
The w Hints on Eealthf 1 and “Abovttaking Cold,” may
be worth to yourself and family,
HUNDREDS OP DOLLARS,
inthe shape of Doctors 1 Bills saved, besides being the
means of prolonging many a valuable, life. ;
, WARRANTY
Such Is our confidence tails virtues, that we are will
ing to warrant this Medicine in every ease of recent Cold
(where used according to the directions onnoge 7th ot
the pamphlet, inside the wrapper of eachbottle), and
where the person is not satisfied that he ia deriving
benefit from it, by returning the. bottle within twenty
foar hours 1 time, ‘ " v ~ % ; ,
• . • - : THE MONEY
will be returned. H page 3d of the pamphlet in
side the wrapper ofeach bottle.
irr* Be'sure to ask tor Dr. A. Rogers’’ Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TARj and OANGHALAGUA,• and let no
other be.palmcd on to you,.
CAUTION.— None genuine, unless there is on the buff
wrapper; a note of hand, signed with a F«n, by A. L.
SCOVILL & CO.
Cough and Disease of fourteen months standing Cured
After being given dp twice by eminent Physicians! '
• ; . ALuamr. June 9th, 1849.
A. L ScovUl $ Co.—X herewith forward to you
a Certificate of a Ci*™, effected by your CompouridSyrup
of Liverwort, Tar and Canchatagua. The Cough and
expectoration was.of fourteen months stahding, and had
baffled the skill of several of our eminent physicians in
New York,Albany and Cooperstown. I amthe person
inwhooithe cure was effected; and as I hadpreviousty
no faith in patent medicines. I have .since mci it on
others, aud nave become satisfied ol its value. Mine
was aagreatacore ins waa eVer petfotmed/iUI hod,
during my sickness, beers given upiiCitcby my. pAi/ririrmr.
I have-now "commenced my business; after taking, I
think, about eight heftier/ ;
. Yours, respectfully, THOS. C. PAULDER. .
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED.
888 HOW PBOJIPTLT IT ACTS*
Statement of Mr.)£. Lang, Baker, No. 338 Pearl
N. Y—A few days before, last Christmas, I was, taken,
unwell, and . soon commenced bleeding freely at the.
Lungs. I called in a Hommopathic physician, but bis
medicine did not seem to lielp me. I read yout adveri
isement, and thought I would try Dr; Rogers'* Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Canchatagua. B fore I had taken
up the third bottle', my bleeding had stopped; my Cough
was gone, and I felt as well as usual. My health is now
good, I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to ray friends. [TAir statement was
made to the Proprietors, March WiA, 1850.1 •
O-This whole paper might be filled with lettersVi
mUar lo the above, /f con those who.have been cured.
FOR SALE^wholesale and retail, by A. L. SfcOVILL
£ CO, Proprietors,at, their Principal Depot, {3OTHIC
HALL, No. 310 Droadteay, New York, to whom all or
ders .for the Medicine, and letters relating to Agencies,
should be addressed; jport-paiti.'
—ALSO, for sale by R.-E. Sellers, No. 57 'Wood street,
Wholesale Agent-for Pittsburgh and vicinity j D. M.
Curry and H.-P. Schwartz, Allegheny City; Townsend,
Can & Co., Manchester ; A. Patterson, Birmingham/
PRICE—In large bottle, 31,00; or sir botties-forSs.oo
. Found* -?
ON THURSDAY, a sam or money, in Bank; Note*—
whloh the owner can. have by calling at the Store of
JOHN B.M’FADDEN &jCO.,
Na.*9s STarfect street.
Sundries— 400 •
60 do No. 3 Mackerel i
■ 75* do Tar; ••'•••-'
65 do -Rosin; .
100" do prime Neßbannock Potatoes ;
60 do Red Potatoes ;
40 do Greett'Appies;
500 boshelaCobCom;
200 do Shorts; »■■. *
Forsale byf do oit “ ! T, WOODS & SON,
marlO Ng-KWatersl.
Ladies*, dress goods— • -
15 pcs. plain all wool high col’d de lalnes ,
5 pcs. do do black . ;do», • ,
25 pcs. new and splendid style barege de lames;
lOpes.choiceganadines. Juaippened at .. .
tnar4 / . A. A. & COj^
PRINTING TAPER.—A snperior. lot of double-me
,dianx .Printing- Paper, 27x37; and imperialj_23x3g,
for sale by ' 'W. S. HAVEN, . •
; Book and Paper Dealer, cor Markor6s2nd sw , i
l s.
. *■; s..* ■ *
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, ,jr
V -s*r- V -
rf*S-
&<oot@e^e%
coshes of tfAuner aitd thihd btoekts.
CHARTERED A; D. 1850; the only chattered Insfr
lotion of the kind In Pennsylvania. • -
Faculty;— John Flstmno, principal Instructor In
the science of Accounts.
O. K* Ciumbeblih, Professor o Penmanship, Mercan*
Ule.coaputa.Uonj&c. ; > V • ":;r.
Alkx. M. Watson, ,Etq:, Lecturer on Commercial
LaW.
Those wishing to. obtain a complete knowledgo of
Bookkeeping: and its application to every branch or bu
siness, also } a rapid ana elegant hand writing, are invi
ted to examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commerclaf Law ererr Monday evening.
■Reference'to any of ihe city merchartts. \; fdeclO'
- .v Stooped Shoulders.
SHOULDER BRAUErb—These Braces are essential
ly adapted to those whose professions in life render
the inclined posture necessary. -To the consampUve,
the sedentary, dad all those who, m their dallyjtnrsnits,
have contracted;the .habit ofstoojing, thisßhoolder
-Brace, is inestimable. It prevents the ihpwdera from
falling forward on.the chesty expands theJl me ns ion s. o r
the chamber in which the. Lnuga and Heartare con*
tainedyohd gives buoyancy to the;whole frame».Ums» *d
its tftnonj couhteracuhg'the principal causes which lead
to disease in.thosc important organs; andlaa flttmcMU*.
train of-nervous ills, to which so many arc subjept.
For sale by . -REYSERA MCDOWELL,
matfl C " 140 Wood at
Hew Patent Truascs.
THESE Trasses are' most confidently recommended
16 the afflicted for the radical core-of fftmCa.or.BtHi
raw. They retain tho rupture perfectly, and may be
worn with ease and comfort by the patienU and have
been known, m many instances, to effect a speedy core.
For sale by KEYSER A M’DOwELL,
• marB ’ • • ■ - ’ • 1 40 Wood si
-VIA THE NEW . :
PESHSThVAHU RAItEO/tDi
Only BOyHoun to Philadelphia! i-
GOOD INTENT AND telegraph mail lines
of splendid new Tioy btiiit Coaches for Hollidays*
burg, aniffrom thence 213 ra«les by the New Pennsylva
nia Rattroad to Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore!.
Time through only. 38 hours. CbaehetioUl lean aery ptor
nfng at 8 o’clock, I o’clock, P. SI. and 0 o’clock,
P. M. Extras—to leave at any time da readi
ness. This is the most direct, comfortable, and expedi
tious route tolhe Eastern cities.. Passengers for Balti
more take the New Knilroad at Hdrrisbaigh direct on
the arrival of the Cars at that place. ..
N. B.—The only office for the above Lines under the
St. Charles Hotel; No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
marC W. R. MOORHEAD, Agent
-TTTATCHE3,JEWELRY, SILVjSRWAREjLAMPS,
YV MILITARY G0OOS,&O-“-During.tbealteration
now being made in.tbe fr.»nt of my store, customers will
find me in the rear and on the second stbryi with a largo,
and excellent stock of all goods in my Jine, and prices
unnsually low. Watch repairing continuedaausaalin
the shops in second story, , W. W...WILSON,
mar 7 cornet of Market and Fourth sts.
a fiprlng Failtioa for 18511
THIS beautiful style of-HATS received and for
sale by : JAMES WILSON, ,
mar 7 .corner of Wood Jrt. and Diamond alley.
The Great Remedy for Consumption of the j Lungs, Affts* .
tionsof Bronchitis, Pains or Weak
ness qf the. Breast, or Lung*, and other affections oftk*
Bieast or Lungs. • •'» •';•••' ' -
Ia;ISTAR’B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is a
YV • fine herbal medicine, composed chiefly of Was .
' Cheset Babe and me geruoine Iceland Mpss (the latter
imported expressly for thb raremedical •
virtues of which.are also combined: by a- iter*chemical
process with the extract of tar, thus tendering;the whole
compound the most certain and efficacious remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE,
v Dr. Banks, c| Xeaia, Ohio, a. highly respect
able Druggist In that delighifal'village, hats inibhned as :
that the sate-of Wistar’e Balsaia Cherry la un
paralleled. The demand for it is so great mat he can
scarcely keeo himself supplied with it.' He has had in
his store medicines' fbr lung affections ; Some of these .
were esteemed good and some gave temporary relief—
rßut since he has Had Wistaria .Balsam of Wild Cherry
ia number of the most serious cases were completely cu>
red by its use; “I never sold a medicine,” says'the doe
tor, “in which I had that entire confidence that I hadis
this.” • ' : -■ >.-
lx cubes I. Wherever Wistar's BaJsatrt ofWUd Cher
ry is introduced, it at once attains tU&rMgh reputation it.
so richly deserves. What'can prevent its safe when on
overy hand can.be witnessed iis wonderful curesT The
worst cisc of Asthma, recent and dsngerou* Cough,
Hand also those thal -ure of long standing,) Broochuia,
or Consumption (in its earlystages) are always oured
bv this remarkable medicine. ’
HEREDITARYCONSUMPTIONf
CuredbyWlstar r aßaltamofWildCherry»
Pleasant
... J. D. Park—Dear Sir;] I take the liberty of advising
you of the benefit that I have derived fromtha use ou .
Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild. Cherry. I was prostrated,
by that terrible scourge, Consumption,in May last. The
attack was truly horrifying to me, for five of iny family,
(my brothersand sisters,) had died of Consumption. I
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the
disease: 1 had a distressing cough and expectorated a
great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe pains In the side
and chest, cold chills, Alternating; with flushes, of heat
and copious night sweats
I was underthc care of a skilled physician from the
time I was taken sick until about six weeks since, being
then about helpless, and my friends considering ray case
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach ofoiir physician’s
skill, advised the use of Wistaria Balsam Cher
ry. * •
I have taken four bottles of the medicine, and now.
consider myself perfectly well;. . I make tlusstafcment
to induce others that ateafflictedas l have been, to .
make trial of Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy bus, under the blessing of Providence,--restored •
my health. JEREMIAa IBGRIGG.
Crown Point, Lake co, 3unA ISi .
J. D. Park—Dear Sir: AAi haven deep commlssera- '
tion for the afflicted, permitme to give yon a brief histo
ry of toy affiicuons, and, the; benefits derivedirom the
use of “Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild. Cherry.” /In July,'
1844,1 was attacked with a fever.of a typhoid character,
which left me in a very debilitated atate, when in the
following winter I was taken with a severe cold, which
reduced me to such an extent as to give me the.appear
ance of a confirmed consumptive- liohored-Undet a
severe eough; expectorated a great deal, and waa trou
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I. also frequently
raised blood from iny lungs..4'contmued.in thisslata,
gradually Binkicg under the disease, until January, 1847,
until I was again attacked with fever. My extremities, •
e?peeially my feet, were constantly cold, and almost :■
-losttheir feeling- Under.these circumstances it may be
truly said that l was a livmg skeleton. - I finally deter
; miued to quit taking medicine prescribed'by physicians
-1 and tiy Dr. Wlstaris Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
: the first week that I commenced taking it! can date a
; gradual recovery. I continued its use six mouths, at the .
ead of which lime I wascared, and have enjoyed good
health ever since, dud cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those afflicted with discuses of tholangs, end .
would say; to those commencing its use not to.cedis--
couraged, if two or three bottles no .not effect a;care, bn t
persevere a»rl have done; and I have no doubt but nine
cases out often will be blessed with renewed health as
T have been. - JOSEPH; JaCKSON* ;
i Important to those Afflicted \tpiih Diseases-of th* Lungs
i -.andßrtasU:
Will' miracles never, cease 7, Aloro<evidence, of Its
surpassing health restoraiive.virtue&i r,,.-.;,;.
: tFromDr. Baker, SpringSeld, Washington co.,KyJ
May>l4,lB4sr
Messrs. Sanford <fr Park; I take this opporlunUy o
infotmtng yottof a most remarkable; cure petmfmedon
me by the use of Dr. WUlaris Balsam.ofWild Cherry.
In the yearlB4o I was takfen wlih .the. inflAmmatwa ,
of the bowels, which .1 labored; under .tor nix weeks*
when I gradually; recovered. In the foil of 18411 waa
attacked with a severe cold, wMeb seated Itself upon
my lungs, and for the space of three yeara lwaa con*
•fined tomy bed. 1 tried, all kinds of medicines andeve-
S vurieiaof^idrwithout benefit}.' acd...thria I weaned
onguntilUie winter of 1845; wsenl hoard of Dr« W(*r
tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. v ■■ ; % , _
My friends persuaded me in give it-a lrwV though i
had given up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared
myself for thechahse of another world. ThronguUidlt .
solicitatiOnsl was induced to make use qf.the genmM
Wxstar’s Balsam <f Wild CArrry.- .The-effect was mtiy
aalonisbing; ‘ After
and after having spent fouror five hundred dollars to no
darposc r nffd"!he'bestand most resectable physicians
had Proved -unavailing, I wasjsoon -restored tp enuro
Jtealtn by the bles«ln?of God, and the use of Dr. wia
tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. ■ .
i Mayuho blessing of Godrest upon the proprietor o r
bo valuable a medicine a; Wuta rejCaham of Wua
gags;
cated eteei Mgraved wrapper. No other can be goau
ln |'old by ! J.l). PARK, ( S aeee„er..a |> Saafo«d& Pn j tk !j
Fourth and Walnut streets* Cincinnati Ohio, General
Agent to the. South ond-Wesi, to whom all .orders must
b j a KidT&Co, Pitubtu-gh; twicer, Jr, conierMarket
streeiand lie jjiamondj U A Fahnesioek &.Co,Pllj«-
barah; J A Joaea, Pinsbarghi Lee tt Beckham, AUe*
eheny Cityr L T Rosseil. Waßhington j:W-H Lsirabitt-v
ion, frankliai LB Barrie, Un.oniowni^WailX,
Greensbnrahi S Konniz, SomersCl;-ScoU' & Gilmore, *•
Bedford;Keed & Son, Huntingdon JfllrS.'Orr, HoUidaya
burgh; Hildebrand *. Co, Indiana 5 r J R Wright, Kittan-.
ninl; Brans & Co, Broohville i A . WUson ft Sow*
Waynesburgh; MTarland'ft Co, N Callender, Mead: .
irflle; Barton ft Co, Erie; Henry -Forker^Mercer; Jaa
Kelly ft Co, Butler; S Smith; Beaver; J D Smamerton,
■Warren; F L ft CS Jones,.Condorßport; P c ' l J > ,*. er ‘
Jr., Brownsville. : . - 1 - V ■■ '- ■ feMO
JTone»*'BoluMoi» of.Je»i .V _ .
b '&MbWAcEsSK?*®
chad of fe ~-« 1
■ ■■ ■■■ sjjrr, »♦
JJ— j AaIS & co,
A.ND R BTAIL FAnIILY GROCEEB,
Cmmitsum Merchant,,
And De*!et» in • -
raouccß ATO pmsocaaa iuhctjictubss,
CO ' ,!OT <sn"r of W««f end Fifth. zUuu,
Pntabntgh.
tiiNE VVATCH REPAIRING—Executed in -every
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