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. AgAWML jjtttiOßt.—Present,, Judge* M’Clnro,
pWnmtoy,-Match 7. ~ . ; tl
The cue of the Com. Joseph Barker and oth
ers; lor {l!ot,-‘was'resnmedagsin this mormeg.
Daniel Colqjaset tcshfiodthni- hehraS- one of the
cojnmitjee’. p'olrco j that he was qno of the number
whoihad been violently arrested on the night of the
7th-0f ; oclbbor, by the orderd ofßarltor. ■ ,
BobertGallsgherteatiEed’that 'be was chairman of
th^^pollcajcommlltee—and that,the instructions to
the-wtlehmen wero, that they 'Should -patrol' the
etreela,dnietly(lathe.discharge,of their, duty, a- 1;':
ii' lerge number -of other .witnesses-were lezam>
part af (he: Commonwealth, whose ov I
detjcpj folly-corroborated-the statements, of those
ptejioosly. examined,:,■. a >„ • «- >
Mr.-Morrow, Clerk of the Select Council,- read
fronr-the minutes Of that bodyjn Ordinance anthori
ling the eppointtrient'of a-Nlght Watch by the Eo«
lice Cdmtaltlee. > * l ' “ *
Mr. Snowdhn opened the case to the jury on bz* ■
half of the defence.
New PtJßucMiOHS,—‘fFronch without a Master,’
easy ( A.. If. Monteitb, Esq.; and.
“ Gorman without a Maater,” in air oaay lessons—
by the Baffle author. Published by T. B, Peterson,.
Philadolpbia, aod foraalo byH, Miner & Co., Smith.’
Sold atretel., The title (o these work* will sufficient
lyindieale their character. -
Dbowhilp,—A flmaH boy, by-tha narae ofJohn
Graham, yesterday,'when attemptingto jamp' from
the jWAmer Keystone State toanolherboat, fell be*
tweeb them and was drowned. 'Hit body has not
yot been recovered*
•Fmoheciied.—A horse, yeslerdayevening, came
at foil speed, and threw
Jisrider, a email street, bat he jumped
ap add followed in pursuit of tbo animal, bs though
nothing-hid ocetnrfettt'
Swsetesed<—Quttea yoongster wasio a sugar
hogshead, id an alley-beiwt*pn ! Wnod and Market'
strepts 1 yesterday evening, when a milk cart came
along and happened to strike it, rolling it over, and
bnrtiDg the boy smartly.
Yesterday, was each a delightful day that
people, generally, attended to their own business,
in consequence of which, too police officer* were
qtyle dull.
S3*{fever did we see tbe wharf so completely
covered with goods as on yesterday. An immense
businesses now being done by our merchants.
PosmvECT tbs Last Week '-Cogswell’s Pano
rama of California will be on exhibition this week
only.
Theatre.—Mr. celebrated Amer
ican Tragedian, appears to.nightas Sbylock, in tbe
** Merchant of Venice.”
biiicifis.—lt will beeeeD, by reference to onr
advertising columns, that Mr. H. Moyen, Professor
of QkJicitig, mil open his Academy for pupils, 10
Wilkins Hall, pn Monday next The New York
Tribune says:
Mr. Henry Meyen’s Complementary Ball came off
the Shakespeare Hotel,ton Tuesday night, and
-was.a billiaot affair. All his pupils, ladies, gentle*
«meo«£nd many children, with their parents, were
The fancy dance performed by the young*
sters was charming, and the melee of tbe Tours”
vwts so well oxcauted ns to call down hearty ap
jplaose, and do much credit to the talented instruc
itOt.
Mr. M. gave a coarse of lessons here last spring,
and is favorably known to many of ns.
B3F The sale of damaged cargo ofthe ateamboat
Lowell will be continued at M’Kcaca’s Auction
Honso this morning, at 10 o’clock. Great bargains
wert had yesterday.
Accepted,—The resignation ofCornclms Darragh,
Aliy. Genera! of the State of Pennsylvania, has
been accepted by tbo Governor. 1
A Strike—The laborers on the Chirliers Rail*
road have struck for odd dollar pet May.
—Another detachment of soldier* passed
through Blc city on Sunday, on their way lo Santa
Pdj-,'
Eoucz. —Ton Mayor had six ctsca before him
yesterday morning, some or whom paid their fines,
sod the rest were sent to the hill.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN ALLEGHENY
J%. for flju.B.—A valuable property, pleaßamlv loca
le d, with a frdnt of 40teeton t&e Common and Snaona
paw. street, by ISO deep to a2O foot alley, having a two
story tjricK House, with a hall, and nine rooms conve
niently arranged, also,warehouse and cellar,oatoven,
hydrant, garden and frmt trees,railing in front
The honao is well built, and is of the best materials.—
The hall and rooms are suitably papered, and the whole
is In complete oraer. Prjce Si,ooo
Terms—Bl.ooo in .band: balance in 6 years.
S. CUTHUEttT, Gen’l Agent,
- . fiOSnuthlleld street.
'BJPHMEEY ANO. FANCY SOAPS.—JAMES A.
. ONES, corner of Liberty and Hand streets, has
receirV d a fine £3o rtment of Perfumery and Fancy
KonsselV cologne watery BoussePs omnibus soap;
Wetheriit' B '■ do;J do amanline ao- r
French ?> d °s do Circaasian do;
WetherUPft toilet water; Brown Windsor do,'
Aromatic vih’egan Transparent wash balls;
BoafcseVs asst 'ricaexiractsj Military shaving-soap i •
Xiubiti’s' drr- do; HoussePs'shaving-cream;
EanlustraVi v , V , d0 t. • aompo’d,
Ge&oine bear’s oil; Jenny Lind hair gloss; *
do or marrow; Odonnne,or rose tooth paste;
apr» •, -y
~ k JOSHUA RHODES & CO., *
‘TCTIIOiiESALE Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, Ac.,
V? No : 0~ WOQJ* STREET) are now Toeeiving. and
ofler for sole— - : *:.v
i,OOObusb Tennessee pea nuts;
- 'l,Ot)O ! drnmo Smyrna fiigffii
- -500 do Elme \do;
5OO bxs M R RaUme ;
* 500 hf do do do; • .
- _ ISOeigtnhdo do;
,r 50 casks currants; . .
’ 20 frails paper shell almond*; -
r v. ~:2Sb«jjSicllr do;
CbaTes Bordeaux do;
.25frailsIrica •.. do; .
- . 30 bags filberts; • .
. 20 do. creamnoth;
125 bxs shelled almonds;
• * 2,00066600 0018; • * •
• 2D cases prunes: *
lObrsNoslarniSroeVcandy;. -
10 cases Sicily liquorice;
* 25 bxs refined do; •
« • 1 -45 bxs citron;
; -v 10 bags walnuts.- fomSO
3MMlft. ana ”" a,ne *'
ttUrv.A>«’ ,
■ “lobSMtMt le^>»’ al > d vmulla.
r. : .
50 3oz salad-oil; . * : « :
, .15&hxsNo.lhemng; »• ;.*
75bxs.scaled, do;.
20 doz maccarom; .
15 doz vermicelli; * ;
20 doz caper*;
20 doz Unseat wine;
20 doz. claret „ do; .
i ; 20 bxs Covering's sugar;
jv. r. 4 doz fresb peaches;
; -do do pine apples; . ‘ .
• : >x. brandy chemoa:
--v '■i'Utli'LAfci***** iOSHCA RHODES 4CO,
ana lor, ■ No 6 Wood suceU l
»APER-A.un.noraiucle,for
r«^eby\b«fl“ re c > oBr 0 B r^r r 4 'Second and Morltei S stj. ;
jy®. a Op, First & Wood a,
•• neWC^iufeoCK > CO
.\_j .aprt. • -1 tor sale by '
btili. Ho .8. A.FAHNESTOCK Sc CO. -
apri ' ■ - ■■ >A—gscases Euftluh (or cole.
Af-CINED MAGNESi VydJiiyESTOCK tdO. .
ap,4 . H. . far y,sjt! by -r ■■■■■■■.■■ .
AR AWAY SEKJ>—3OO Sc .■-iaiSßSjfoOK fc-CO.
T»/TERCURIAI, OINTMENT-*.- iS9i_ .
•JML ’ opr4_ ' JB. A. FAHN>wy , J : ■*?;•
/YaMTPHOR-3 bbls~refined,for sale. **&s;££ Wv
\j mar 23 B A FAHNE9*
IXTHITINtMOO bbls for sale hy *..*&igQ—
W mar2B D A. FAHNESTOCK >
1' tfBL CHESNUTSfor^alcby
J P WILLIAMS A CO
BRIED AHPLES—Received and for sale by »•■■■.*•:■■
jautlO SAMUEL F, BITRIVETL
TEAS! TEAS!—’Extra fine Young Hyson -Ten, jo
laceredboxes, jast received at the Fekin Tea Store,
39 Fifth street. Retail price 91. We oak a comparison
of the above snvto be had elsewhere.
apr3 A. JAYNES.
POTATOES— 50 bbls. Fink eyes and first-rate Kcd
Potatoes for sale by WM. DYER,
apr3 • 207 Liberty street.
EGOS— 15 bbls. for sale by ••• . > w
apr3 _ ■ . • Ajj v , _ WM. DYER. J.
BUTTER— 2 bbls. fresh Roll for sale by. • '*
abr3, a WM. DYER.
ANTON CRAPESHAWLS—Just received per-ex
press a; “A 'A. MASON A CQ’O.
®offitnErftat ,anli' Jntahdal.
[natty n*Tliw ortn. WUoleattle Market. .
j y
, OFFICE OF TH E POST; >
i ' ToEbdat^.April 8, 1851.}, y
i Thorn was nothing: bew.prcsoqted in the market
yesterday. Bunnesa generally .was rather quiet;
but quotations were withdut-any marked change,
i FLOUR—Receipts light, ahd sales were confined
to small lots on the wharf,' at.53 1 121 n 3,1503A5?’
bbl. „ From store pnccs J arQ.stdady[atss3i^l&3,37- y
bbl, for city co’naumptiOD. .
■, GRAIN—No kanation in prices, with- a- fair tegtr*
nlar business; we quote at 60082 for wheat, 48050
fi>r rye, 60 foVbarltey,.37o4o for corn* and 31032 c
Air oaip, from-first bands; -w
\ BUGAR-rrCToTiUnaes firm nt .foll ’prices, birt salci
qro limited. We quote-et 6io6| in hhda; : and 6 iin :
bbls! ' Sales loaf sugar at prices ranging from 8i to
>loc ...
■ MOLASSES—Quite firm at the recent advance-'
We qnote cyprcssat;3so3s^' and oak’ftt 360361, in
email lota. a
an 8:? ln priCG6 5 we *i aotc Rio at
? BACON—Rather ,better:feelmg in the market,and
prices firmer. Sales of 25 r casks Western caVed at
pi for hams, 7}.for aides,rand 6c for shoulders, on
..A sale t)f 5 casks aides at 7c cash
» LARD— rolmg rates are, 8c io bbls,
and 8J in kegsiifor i t.
; Tho iharket in every other respect is without any
vanatroft from last 'week. - * . s
LOViSVlliLfi HAREET
LotnavaLE, April 2.
: BAGGING AND this week
have bcen to a fair extent, at prices ranging from
IU. to 12c for Bagging, to s|o6fc for Rope.a- Sales
during the week'of pieces and l,lsolcoils-
The receipts this‘week-amount to 1,845 pieces sod
tjol2 coils* The shipments were 2,250 pieces and
l,070;co)ls; ,Tho. stocks left on hand aro 12,705
pieces and 8,687 coils.
.COTTON AND:COTTON YARNS—There is a
good stock of Cotton on band,'and round lols offair
Alabama are offered at 10ic; choice and select lots
would command . 10|c j a sale of inferior, for bat*
ting, at/.lOol.OjCi ; Receipts this week |B6 bales.
Wb quote-retail sales of Cotton Yarns at 8, 9 add
10c per.dozen for tho assorted numbers. Batting is
eolliDgat 12013 c. . • .
IRON, METAL, NAILS AND TIN PLATE
Wo quote bar Iron, manufactured from best ebar*
coal blooms, at 3|c, and for puddled or boiled
Iron, 3c by the quantity ; inferior Iron 21. A sale
of Tennessee Metal at 824025 per ton, Hoi and
Coldblait Pig Metal $23026. Ohio Iron 826,500
27,00 perton, with sales of blooms at S5B» Wo
qooto Pittsburgh Nails by the quantity at 3to3fc
round, for sizes ranging from 3d’s to 12d’s, or 3JO
file for all sizes j retail sales are man advance on
these quotations—stocks fair, with receipts of 928
kegs. Tin Plate- we quote salesofl. C. st $11,50,
and I. X. ot 13,25 per box. Receipts this week
none. Light sales of Roofing Plato at 13,00 per box.
Safes of Blanca Block Tin at 27029c*
TOBACCO—SaIes at the warehouse on Thursday
of 55 hbds, at prices ranging from $4 to 8,90 for cx>
tremes. Sales at tbe warehouse on Friday of 56
hbds at prices ranging from $4 to 8 25,8 75, 8 85,
8 75, and one bhd at 10 20. Sales on Saturday
of 50 hhds at $4, 4 05, 4 50, 4 75, 4 60, 4 90,
6 00, 5 50, 6 70, 6 00, 7 10, 7 80, 8 10, 8 25,
8 40, 8 60, and 9 25. Sales at the warehouse on
Monday of 50 hhds at prices tanging from s 4 to
840 for the lowcbl to tbe highest grado. Tho mar*
ket continues active, with sates on Tuesday of 58
hhds, at prices ranging from 4,00 to 8.30 and 8,40 ;
and 1 hbd Bopcnor manufacturing leaf from Green
county, at 12,05. Sales to day of 60 hhds at yes
terday’s rates
WHISKEY, fisc—Sales or Whiskey at tho wharf
last Thursday at IB0!8±c. Sales during the week
have been ot about the same rates, with sales to day
of l?o bbls at 180l3£c Sties ot Bertificd at 1810
19c. Receipts this week 1,060 bbls. Sales of Cop
per»distilled at 30. Old Peach Brandy 1,00 per gal*
lon. New Peach Brandy 75c to 1,00 per gallon.—
Common Brandy 28032 c per gillou. French Bran
dy 1,2503,00 per galloh. Apple Brandy 28030 c.
FREIGHTS—To New Orleans 2«|025c for pound
freights, 50060 c for pork and whiskey oer bbl, from
Portland; tobacco 3,50 per bhd; catilo 6,00 per
head. To Pittsburgh 18c for pound freights.
COFFEE TRADE.—Tho following is the amount
of coffee imported into Boston during the first
quarter of ihc present year :
Where from. Pooods. Value.
Hayti 2,226,580 $280,519,95
Brazil 1 ,042,880 114,716,80
Dutch Esat Indies G66,52j 80,019,00
Venezuela 257,730 29,638,95
H011and............... 86,850 10,422,00
Cuba 4 2,376,00
Total 4,302,463 $517,692,67
Imported Ist qr., 1650...2,950,165 454,842,50
POUT OF PITTSUUKUiI.
6 FKKT Q INCHES WAtSU I*l tUK CHAINfL
ARRIVED
Steamer Michigan No 3, Boiph, Beaver
“ Atlantic, Parkuison, Brownsville
“ Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville
J. M Kce, Hendpcsson, McKeesport.
“ Beaver. Gordon, Beaver-
Fashion No.;*, Peebles, hlizabeth.
*• • Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton
*• J. Nelson. Moore, Wheclmjr
“ . Hibernia No. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati
- “ . . Julia Dean,*Gallaghcr, Zaucsvilc
*■ Shenandoah, Bowman. St.Louin.
" Gov. Meigs, ——, Marietta.
, DEPARTED:
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
*• . Atlantic, Parlnuson, do
u . J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport-
“ . Michigan No« 2, Boiea,Beaver.
. Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
TljpraasSbriver, Bailey, Wdnl Newton.
Oiuma),Cau\vclJ, Wheeling. .
\ . “ Buckeye Stale, Holmes, Cincinnati.
; . Keystone State, Stone. Cincinnati,
t " Wcllsville, Young, Wheeling*
Pilot No« 2, Shunt, Hockingport.
t . • Bcveiile, Shedden, WellsvSm.
» “ .%• Arena, Kinney, Wellsvtle, *.
“ . Navigator, Dean, Louisville-
! ;• r Aliegbeny litver Trader
* .REGULAR' FRANKLIN PACKETS.
I -The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
o Wjc. lUrka, leaves the Alle
gheny wharf for Franklin,every Monday and: Thursday ,
at 4 P. M'.".
*The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No tf, Capt,
Joss Harka, leaVeß the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin, every. Tutsday and Friday, at 4 P. M. .
■ For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. tnmrSO
Wednesday Packet ifor’ Cincinnati.
; ms* The new and fast -runulng steamer CIN
{*m&fcgClNNATl r BnmmoHAM,Master,-will leave
cwffliSßaSgaregnlarly every Wepitbspat. ■
IMr.-fneight or passage, apply on board, or to
■rsM'iQ'> v*- • : ‘G. B.'MTLTENBERGER.
For marietta and Hocftingport*,
l The fine steamer PACIFIC, Zanour Mas-
ASBMjsßjgkTEsrwtll leavd for the above and iniermedi-
;ate'ports every 3WTRSH4Y, at 4 olcloclr, P. M.
> For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
! - 0 ' ■■ T. WOOPS & SON,
i marlO . No. 61 Water at., and 03 Front uu
Pianlt&oatl Notice.
lA -LLpersono whcrhave subscribed, to the Fund for
.ix niakiug a Plant Road on Pennsylvania Avenue, or
Farmers*: and .Mechanics’. .Turnpike, from Oakland to
Henry Barker’s, are notified to coil a* Ihc house of the
subscriber, ta Rcisville, on or before-the lQth of April,
instant; and pay. fifty per- cent, on their respective sub
scripuons<; faprsj:■ HENRY REIS, Treasorer.
31HE BEST Grem Team .Pittsburgh.—Somt new
L crop Young Hyson Tea has been teceived at. MOR
IS’ Tea Mart, m the Diamond) which, for strength, and
flavor is snpcnor to any-ever sold in Pittsburgh. Price
$l,OO per lp. • ap2
.! PAUL <?& HIJJRDOCK,
.COMMISSION ANDFORWARDIfIG'MERCHANTS,
; an d STEAMBOAT AQ'R NTS%
. . No. 7 Water CTfIEET,
mpri-if ; - Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE ‘‘Educational Assocmtionof Allegheny County”
will meertnthe First Ward-Public School House,
Pittsburgh, on Fnday, April 4th, 1851, at 7 o’clock, P.M»;
at *hich ume addresses.willbedehvered.by W.C. Cov
tin, M.. D., and. Mr. A; Bortt, On Saturday, the 6th,
Mr. Joint Grrgory.wiH deliver aa address on lhaPhy
siological traimngof Children in the School Room; fol
lowed- by Mr. L* T. Covell.
•The friends of education are respectfully invited to at
tend. By order of the Executive Committee,
majfll. J.C. BURGHER,- Set'y._
Clairvoyance x- : •
MRS. B.G. BUSHNELL informs the people of PiU9>
burgh and vicinity, that she will be faand at her
room, m No 144 Penn street, conor of Pitt street, where
she will be pleased to receive the calls of all those who
wish to avail themselves of her rare powers m the ex
amination of the 1 Phrenological, Physiological and Pa
thological conditions of persons, either preseat, or ab
sent, and her prescriptions for Disease. Ac.
. examinations Sd; Phrenological ex
aminations and' Charts $l. Hours from 9 till 12, and
from! till S,P.M. • . • [mor3l:lw
:: Keilu'i BuuDullla. .
vaarrONDERFUL EFFICACY OP THIS EXTRAOR
■■- **v niNARY PREPARATION — Thousands have
. W 'Agkved <?f-a great amount of suffering, and many
.<». SJfcy tl\euseol'it. Ilia acknowledged by the
i-JJt '' df medieineto be themosl elegant, scientific
'vaiAtlon now »n use, ana ns a
best jaußcsu. ■ REMEDY,
nnd ; salutary pg-i . It stands unrivalled for the
f Tnh.llei pjuiker, Scrofula and
' t,^ f fbv impQre ““ of
arSD ‘ S “" ~
HOUSE AND SIGN P£jJJ3JjS* I
... IMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
[tfi * ;r- •;»sSsS«riSSNi'*<<i
■t
_ Administrator’* Sotloe. ,
T OTTERS of Administration on the estate of Silas D
JLi Pryor, late of. South Pittsburgh, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned* All persons owing
the estate .will make payment to the undersigned, and
tupße having claims agninstit will present them proo*
erly.amhenucaled. JAMES RLPRYOR
.. aprs.gf, . . . . , . . Administrator
For Rent.
rpilEjsubscriber offered two and a half story BRiCK>
-JL HOUSE for rent, on the corner of Wylie'and Lo
gan streets; is well finished; Possession given imme
diately. Euqaire of WM:iRVJN; '
*Pr3 1" Diamond alles
• ■ J. A. Coulter,
•fFriIOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, cor
„?¥ ner-of Wood and Third streets, Under St. Oharle*
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. . . [ ? ipr3
Fair mount Fire Engine for Bole. 1
f|lHB members of the Fairmount Fire Company offer
J. thoir ENGINE for sale; It is in first-rate order; and
will be sold cheap. Enquire Of J.SMITH, See r v
aprS.tf No. 409 Penn street.
DESTRUCTION TO RATS;MICE AND ROACHES.
-rThe Exterminator will speedily ridyour houses
of these pests to all good housekeepers. Hundreds of
boxes of this article have been sold aunng the past win
tor, ana every box has given perfect satisfaction. Price
25 cents. For sale by SiL CUTHBERT,
; a P f 3 Smlthfield street.
■ CUSTOM HOUSE, PITTSBCBOH. }
S_ A , ■■. _' • Surveyors Office, April 2, 1851. f
EALifiD PROPOSALS will be received ai this office
until 12 o’clock, 2flih day of April, inat., for ih&fol
lowing-articles,: for the use of the sick at the United
Slates Manne Hospital, near (his City, until the 20th day
of June, 1853: I . ,
: free as possible from bone, price perpound
Bread, each loaf to weigh one lb* • *»
Brown Sagar ofthe best quality-. • **■ \
Tea Hyson*-"** <i
-Rice floor*****-—••••*•*••••-. «• ■ u **
Soap*——««.-»—-*-* —.— «
• Sjpcrmcandles--’ “ “
i Butter, best qoalny-. . “
v 'Middling - bacon “ “
Hams---*--** “ «f
; Lard>«— «•
.Flour,best superfine-• •• “ -pcr-bbl-
Molaises--*-** “ gal.
Port wine* »• {i 11 •*
Vinegar**-*-- * “
Milk* * .... <i “ quart.
Beal bolted meal--* “ •* bushel.
Potatoes “ u •*
Beans —..... “ •“ (i
Wftul -
Coal
AH ofiihe foreign articles to be of the very be tquah
ty, and to be famished at much times and m such quanii
ties as on the requisition ot the ©fthe Hospital,
approved by the Surveyor, may be required
Any other articles tiiatmay be %\anted, the contractor
to furnish at the lowest market price
(t is estimated that the number of patients to be sup
plied wilt t average about SO per day In addition to
which theje will be about 10 officers and servants to be
supplied
Any information concerning the contract will be giv
cn on applicdtion at this office HENRY WOODS,
ap3 tSSin Surveyor and Agt, U S Mnnne Hospital
T Dissolution*
HE Partnership heretofore exiting between the
subscribers nnder the firm of Coulter A Haeke,
Druggists, has this day been dissolved by mutual con*
*eut J A COULTER.
March Jl, 1831 N II HACKE
Ul7*The affairs of the late firm will bo settled by J A
Coulter, who continues the same business at the old
atand, corner of Wood and Third streets ap2
European Agency, ana RsmHtaaces to
Ireland*
3 HIE undersigned, ‘ European Agent,' ll ha« again ar
rived tn the United States and will leave Pittsburgh
m Juno next, for the twenty fifth toiir of’bis Arcncy,
through England, Ireland, Scotland. Wales,Ac , to return
in September' He collects legacies, debts, real's prop
city and claims, rcroiu money by sight drafts to all pans
of Great Britain and Ireland, at the rate of So per pound
sterling;, procures copiesof wills, deeds and documents,
conducts searches of all kinds, Ac, Ac He trans-iLt
the business in connection with his rclmve, Hcuil
Re&iA't, Lsq , now resident m Dublin, who for more titan
twenty > ears traveled annually,onjilus business,between
Europe and America Innumerable rtference* given
During the subscriber’* absence, remittances&) d other
business willbe attended to at his Office,b> hi r brother,
Edward J Keenan Office on fifth «trcet. opposite st
Paul’s Cathedral TIIOS J KEENAN.
European Agent, auil Attorney at Law
Puaburgh. Pa
Dj* Mr Keegan may be seen on business in Cincin
nan, nt the Broadway Hotel, on the 2S.h and 29th ot
April, in Louisville, at the Louisville Hotel, on the Ist
and 2u of May, ana in St Lotus, at the City Hotel, o >
the 7th, flih and 0 h of May juprS Jwdaw
MORRIS’ TEA MART— (Lou Mobbiv & Haworth,)
—ln the Diamond, second door trotn Dnmdml ai
ley If you r.nh for Tea that is really good, Hus is the
»lace to buy u—as inferior, low priced 'ic j*, are never
tept at this establishment
Extra Family Teas* * • 50e t> lb
Superior qualities * 72c lh
lue very best imported 81,00$* lb
This l the only More in Pifsburgh that keeps pte
ci ely the same kinds of Black Tens that are cold in
Fnglmd and Ireland at 4 and 85 CO & Ri Price 50 nml
WeJMb (roar 27
James Lowry* Jr..
('IHAIR 4MD BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No
J SJ94 Feltrrmari's Roto. Liberty street, ha 3 on band a
large Block of Chairs and Bedsteads of cverv de crip
lion, made of the best materials, which he will sell low*
er than ariclcs of the same quality can be sold m the
city He would call particular attention to his large
stock ol mahogany ami walnut chairs and BedsteacU
which be will wli„al greatly reduced pneet Also,
TURNING of every descriptio i executed in the neatest
manner;
Orders leftat the Warerooms.or at the Mill, eornerot
Adams and Liberty streets,will be promptly attend* il to
marSl
f|U!L subscribers will employ a number of good hands
l at the above badness; viz: Bureau, Bedstead and
Table makers. None bat good workmen need apply,—
as good wages will be given and payment prompt.
RYAN A M'KKH,
. at Ryan’s Buildings,
. marts No.Jl Fifth stree
B\ a gentleman who is now doing a profitable busi
ness on the Western Reserve, Ouio— but whose
means are 100 limited to carry on the sumo. Any per
son of good character, possessing 9)500 m cash, or
goods suitable for a country store, can hear of a good
chance by calhrtpr upon STUART & SILL,
_raar22:lra 121 Wood street-
THE undersigned has withdrawn from the firm ol
IHMSEN, PLUNKETT AM’KNlGHT,'having dis
posed of his interest in said firm to Ciu.ei.es T. Ihmsen-
CIIAKLES M’KNIGUT.
; The business will be continued as usual under the stylo
Of ImarSQ] IHMSEN A PLUNKETT.
PROPOSALS are invited from Stone Masons, Stone
.Cutters, Carpenters, Ac., fpr the erection of a Pro
testant Episcopal Church, at the corner of Diamond al
ley and Grant street. The’proposals tobehauded in, on
or before the 15th day of April next.
A plan and specifications may be seen at (he Lactate
Room.of Trinity'Church, entrance on Sixth street, on
Saturday morning next, between the hours of 9 A. M
and 1 P. M.,- —where, also, full Information will be given
by an Architect. By order of
mnr27:td The Building Committee.
CHEAPEST SUMMER GOODS IN TOWN —Light
Cloths, all wool, Cashmarettes, Scotch Plaids,
Linen Drills and Ducks, with every variety of Mar
seilles and other Vestings and Trimmings; by
•jeb . JOSHUA ROBINSON:
Prepared and sold by jno. youngson, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration* the medical virtues of which are found to be
eigbtumeslhc strength of the original American Oil '
It is put ap in bottloß at 25 and S7± corns, each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease whero the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and
it so far exceeds the original in power, ns to render lithe
GHEAPESTMEDIcntEINTHE WORLD . Call and
try it. JOHN YOUNGSON
• N.B. The original Oil m its natural state ustaken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine, notwithstanding: a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. r. y.
dAw-tf . ■ •
Tftpscott T *t3enerat Emigration omce.
. REMITTANCES and Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland* by W.
ts&sg&rte j. T. Tapscott, 75 South at., cornerftfiPhraß
Of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 90 Water
loo Road. Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms wilhthose desirous orpaying
the passage of their lrienda from the Old Country! am
they flatter themselves theircharacter and long standing
m business will give ample assurance that dll their ar
rangements will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. AJ. T. Tapscottare long and favorably
known for the superior class,accommodation, and sailing
aoaltueg ofthoir Paoket Ships. The QUEEN OF THI
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, . HOTTINGUER.
ROSCIUS. LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21at and
Sflth, and from Liverpool the Cth olid 11th: in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool-packcts/to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being.thus determined
that their facilities shall keep puce with then-increasing
patronage: while•. Mr. W. Tapscolt’s constantpersond
superintendasce of the business in Liverpool is an uddij
: lionaisecnrftythhUho cpihfort and accommodation o:
the passengers will he particularly attended tp.
The subscribers, being,:as usual,exteusivelyengaged
in the Transportation-Business between Pmsburglt and
the Atlantic Cities, arethcreby euabledto take charge ol
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance'of disappointment or delay* and arc,
. therefore, prepared. to contract for passagelfrom any sea
port m Greatßnlaiti or Ireland to this city, the nature ot
the business.they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so farmland not otherwise at J
tamable* and will, if nec'esßarvy forward passengers fur
ther West by the host mode or conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid forpassage
will be refunded infuu. *
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight for any Qmounit payable althe- principal cities and
fownsin England,lreland. Scotland-and Wales; thus af
i or ding a-safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to .those countries, which persons requiring suchfacih-
Ueswill find u to theirmterest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly|at
(ended tp. . . . , TAAFTE A O’CONNOR, -
i rorw&rdJOgundQoromisaion Merchants.
Philadelphia.
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JUisccllatuoßS.
. i..; . ii “ dozen.
' <( p<»ck
ii i ii
u cord
«» u bushel.
Cabinet Platters Wanted*
A Partner Wanted
Notice*
To Contractors*
AHEAD OF ALL!
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
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Dalton Sales.
-SCOTT & OTISr
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
fTJ AVING beoncngajrcd'm the above.busuvcssforihe
UuLiasrsir years, th ibis city, would'respectfollyso
hcn-eoneignmenlß of Gooiß, lobe Bold m thnrmnxk'eti'
either for Auction or private sule-~panlcularly Glu«s*
•ware, Hard ware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances onfall kinds of Goods {consigned us for sale
tiere. i ..vi .
{ Will refer to Messrs, ilewett, Roe A Co„ L. r. Vio*’
iletj Wra:D7 Wood A Co., John J. Amleraon ACo-.R ll'
.Stone, bquire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co.. Larkin
tDcavcjr. Saint Louis; Butler it Brothers, Cincinnati;
Geonrc-M’Lam, Pittsburgh. • ; • lraar2(by
P. AVIS, Auctioneer. •.
mo, BUILDERS,; GROCERS, AC —Auction Salk;—
t JL On Wednesday morning, tho !Uh instant, at 11 ©’•
clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood
■and Fifth streets, will be sold, —33 boxes Novelty-Works
manufactures: counter; tea and rotary scales; knob and
thumb lurches numeral knob locks, assorted}' coffee
mills, Ac., Ac.; 30boxes osauges; 15.d0 Smyrna flag; 15
•Malaga Raisins, Ac. P. M.I)AVIS,-
4 aprB ... - .. - - Auctioneer. -
W. G. R'CAIITNEY, Auctioneer*
TfUVO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS 'at'Auction
; JLi—Will be sold on Saturday.evenuog, ApTil-li2th:atB
ocfock,atM’Canncy’s Auction Honae,;No. J2s*Wood
street, uvo vaiaable building lots, each fronting 24 feet 4
'inches on Short street, and extonding-baclt 100 feel to a
iKLfip.ot alley. Said.lots nrc.Nos._24 and 20 on; Cosset’s
pltuun tbe Third Ward ©L the City of Allegheny; and
eoramauding a beautiful view of. the cities of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny andsurroundiog country, and would be a
/most desirable location, for a private residence,-ah it,
:«ttpuoibe surpassed by any situation for- health in the
twip cities... Title indisputable. Terms at sale. .
mar2b W. G. M-CARTNLY, Auct’r-
1- ; JAMES A, JOSES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
CORNER 07 LIBERT? AND HAND STBEETS- •
A COMPLETE assortment of Drugs L Chemicals and
Family Mediclocs, always on hand. . - (apifi ;
SEED STORE REMOVED.—Tho subscriber has re
moved his Seed Store,from Second street to the
building recently-occupied by Mr. Reed, as a Tdilor
’Shop, on Thud street, almost immediately opposite the
Post Office. fnprtuf] F. L. SNOWDEN
REMO VUD—S. CUTHBERT'S Heat Estate and Vent
ral Agency Office to No-'5O Smithfield street,between
Third and Fourth. : ' ... fapr4
JUST RECEIVED—Another lot of SILKS, comprising
11 pos.Chene Silks, new and.fashionable styles;
: 0 pcs. small plaid; 6 pcs. black figured; 13 pieces bl’k ;
0 pcs chameleon W e arc confident that for a variety
It of patterns, our «tock of Silks cannot
be surpassed.
A few more 01 tho e e Iliur, Diamond anJ French Lace
Bonnets left (npral A A MASON A CO
Seventy Hands Wanted.
WANTLD-— About 70 hind*, to work a* Section No
20, on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, at
the town of Baden. Beaver county. The Highest wages
given R H BROWN,
. flps:3nl* ••• Contractor.
LOUISVILLE Llhir—B> the barrel or retail, 23 do?
blue and black ink ; 20 dor. lead pencils; 25 gross
coal and ve*t moles, a few map® chart's and pictures.
100 of Harris’ five different editions of his old Directories;
.500 of the full account of the great fire at Pittsburgh, in
1345, a vanctyoHilanks. a few school a-dothorbooW
late counterfeit jetector*, the Dnl> Morning Post, and
all our daily,and most allour weekly, and about lOOlate
erchauge papers, rrom our principal towns and cities,
kept for sale b> ISAAC HARRIS,
Agent and Commission Merchant,
opra Libert>,near Market and St Ci&irsts
WANTED— Scvenil gnrdner*:. a good blacksmith,
with a family Several mce, well instructed young
meawant places book keeper* salesmen.warehouse
men; and several men as laborers; several housekeep
ers, cooks, chambermaids, wet and dry nurses, want cm*
plojmcnt, Ac PJea«e tall at I3AAC HARRIS’Gene
roj Agenc} and Intelligence Office, Liberty street
aprS It*
To Cabinet Itlakera.
Venetrs, Mahogany, Jiascirood and Walnut; Varnish,
Hard urate and Furniture at Wholesate-
fTiHEsubs ribera have just received from New York
X and Boston a tnoM splendid stock of VENELR9,
and are nranufactunng by machinery Furniture suitable
forthe trade. AU of.which we will sell at extremely
low prices
As great care was taken 111 the selection of the stock,
cannot fail be suited either as to quality or
pri-.-c; r.mLa* 11 is well known that Farmture can be
made by machinery superior nadmuch lowenhan by
bond, the attention of the trade is respecifullyinviied.
Turned Work,in nil its branches, earned oaos usual
Piankfjr hand rail 3, for. Carpenters, and all articles
requireft-Di/nanniiicturing Cabinet Farmture, constantly
on hond-\ir Maboganv, Yaraisb Hardware. Hair
Cloth*, Ac , A( U\ AN A M’KEE,
1 > Rvan’b Buildiop'-,
tnarAJ Nojil_Fifth street
\ PITTSBURGH ~~
coßircn or sisrukt asothibd bxbects
C'IHARTJ RLD \ D I c so. the ual\ chart! red In..u
J tution ot the kind m-PennsylvSaltt-
Facuhy —John Fleming, principal Instructor 1n
the science of Jecountr.
O K Chambkuuv, o Penn unship, Meri an*
tile computation, Ac,
Alcx M L cturcr on Cnmiimrcnl
Law
Those wishing to obtain n eomjAete knowledgn of
Bookkeeping and its application loeve-ry brauch 01 bu
siness, ni?o, n rapid and elegant band wriuirg, 3Te imn
ted to ritil and rxamun the nrcau^oiuems.
Lecture on Commerciat Luw «very Monday evening.
Uiftrenee lo anv * > u, -c»t> meiL.iarts fdeelO
JOHN 51 PADZIN. i.-i .JOHN COVODR.
M’PADE N A COVOUG,
{Successors to Johu M’i Jib n A Co J
Canal Basin. Penn i'rtcf
Penan. Hntlroiul—Ceiitral ltailro&il<
IUIE Bttbscribirrt 'having been uppointcd shipping
. Agents forthe Cpntra! Railroad,
inform the puabc that we are now prepared to receive
any merchandize or produce for shipment east on the
opening of the Canal. ‘ :
Goods via this route will be. earned through 10 five
days, and all consigned to us - will be forwarded tree of
commission or charge for advances.
OATES OS 1 FHEIGHT BETWCSN PHILADELPHIA A fITrsOUBGU.
Dry Goods. Hats, hhoep, Books. Stnuoncry, Cutlery,
Confcction.ir>’i Frans, Feathers. Furniture, Drue's. Me
dicines, Saddlery, Wool, Ac., Ac., SI :l€o &s.
Hardware, Queens ware, Groceries, Paints, Dye bluffs,-
Oils, Leather,Clover,Flax, Timothy and Other-Grass
Seeds, Ac,,9oc. lbOlbs. -
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Duller, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf. Coffee, Tallow, Gram and Rags, COc. i(K> ibs.
Ashes, Marble, (rough,) Tar, I nch, Rosin, German
Clay, Bones, Ac., 50c. 100 fij*.
marlS M’FADKN A COVODE.
D II P P » 5
—K-aarffiSg
w NontrAraencan-Accountant, ’• and ‘‘Western Steam
boat Accountant,” Profesgor of Book-Keeping and the
Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., 01 the Pittsburgh Bar, Prolessor
of Mercantile Law.
JOHN D. WILLIAMb, Proivt>.oroi Ornalnental and
Mercantile Penmanship,
Persons desirous of obtaining athorough Mcicaniileed*
iicauon,can rely upon obtaining in this institution every
thing thatts advertised, there is no advertising of the
names of Insiructors and Lecturers who Jteuher.ieach
nor lecture m tho place; nor no humbugging tAe puhltc
until puat of engravings, with ihc engraver’s name sup
pressed r and a name affixed, pretending to hove “exe
cuted” them with a pen.
Ladies’ Writing Class meets ia a separate apartment,
from 10 10 13 A.M.
Gentlemen’s Class trom 8 tn the morning tilLlO at
night. jznarglulAw
fA : Wanted.
IU OR »0 HANDS, to make BOYS’CLOTHES
None but first rate hands need apply, at
mnr2s R. CHESTER’S, 71, Siuuhheld atreet-
Law Partnerohlp.
rpHE subscribers have associated themselves in the
J. practice of Law, under the firm of Bulcll A Wash
ington. One or the other of them, when not n
Court, can be found atailtiraes iu the office.on Fourth
street, Pittsburgh, now occupied by Mr. Black- v
SAMUEL W; BLACK, ’
feb9 READE WASHINGTON
Spring Fashion for 18511
[l4 THIS. Deautiral sty.le.of HATS received and for
. JAMES WILSON,
ntat? cornel of Wood st. and Diamond alley.
fpoTHOttSfcl KEEPERS—We have on hand a quantity
1 of ground rice, ground expressly for whitewashing
purposes. It being of a strongly glutinous nature and of
a pearly white “seta” the wash strongly, on the wall and
gives it a clear and brilliant appearance. If answers
equally welllor coiored-washers, -
RHODESfc ALCORN,
maraa .. , 107 3d su, opposite St. Charles Hotel
GIHEESE— 50 bXB: for sale by
( ap3
BACON HAMS-12,000 itJS. choice cut lumily Hams
for sale by [opr3] WM.DYER.
Shoulders— 0,000 tbs. best cm MnaiiTSouiderJ
just out of smoke* for sale by
_apr3 _ ___ __ _ WJI. DYER.
FRESH OLIVE Oil.—For sale m the" Drue Store of
JAMES A. JONES,
uprj • comer of Liberty and Hand sts
CASTILE AND PALM SOAP—For juicily
apr3 JAMES A. JONE -
EOUSSEL’S PREMIUM SH AVING t CKEaM—For
sale by [aprti] JAMES A.JONES.
DR. JAYN E’S EXPECTORANT REMEDY—Forsate
_by_ _ [ajiraj [JAMES A JONES.
PRECIP CARB IRON—7S lbs. tor sale by '
_apr2 B. A, FAHNEaTOCK A CO. ■
SEIi'LITZ MIXTURE—ISO ibs. for sale by
aprti B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO
CANTHANDOS PLASTER—2S ibs. for bale by
aprliß, A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
CITRIC ACID—IB Ibs. for sale by
aprti B; A. FAHNESTOCK & CO
BORAX— 1,000 iSsTior sale by •
upr2 D. A; FAHNESTOCK A CO
PREMIUM MUSTARD-Ot our own manufacture,
constantly' on hand and for sale by: ■
mar 7 : ■■RHODES & ALCORN
BRIED APPLES—IOO bus; in atom and, far Bale by
mar 7 - - ■ : WMv DYER, ‘.W Libertv at
C'tHOPPED FEEDS-SWI bus. in ~ure and for sale by
} mar 7 ■ ■. .. RHODES A ALCORN
RICE FLOUR—Fresh ground on Hand And for sale
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN
• .ieatmEßS—l,ooo lbs. prime, rcc'd and for sale by
JC aprl KINO & MOORHEh tf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Exprcsrlyfor the Dady .Morning' Po&K
HKcirrß bt LiGUT?ru?&—psnrrfiD sTSkM-
WITHDRAWAL OF ROBT. RANTOUL.
Bostob, April 7.
Tbelta/of this morning appears with the name;
of Robt. Ranloul withdrawn from its column as the
Democratic candidate for Congress from
trict
Much interest is felt in the result of the Congres*
sional elections which are now taking place in the
2d, 4ih,slh and 7th districts. The weather is beau
tiful, and there will be a heavy voto polled.
: The barque Swazey, from.CiHCinnali, direct, ar
rived at Salem, Mass., on Saturday, with afull'car
go of Western produce. > .
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New Took, April 7.
. Tho steamship Georgia arrived from Chagres at
about 7 o’clock, with advices from San Francisco to
the 6th ult.
' The Georgia briogB‘l6( passengers, but oogold
on freight.
; Business at £ao'Francisco was dull; generally.—
The mines, however, are doing woll throaghout tho
State, and alargely increased amount of gold is ex*,
peeled to,be taken out during the coming season. •'
Very little rain had Tailed, and the wont of it had
•retarded the mining operations.- -
• After 160 ballotipgs for 0.: Sr Senator, the Con
jventioo bad adjourned withour making a choice,
{and was to meet again on the Ist of June.; The
moat prominent candidates wore T. Butler King and
Mr. Wetbered, Whigs, and Col. Fremont, Democrat,
At one time Mr. King lacked but 6 votes of an elec
tion. A good deal df feeling exists on the Senatorial
question, which will enter largely into ihe next po«.
• litical campaign.*
* On the morning of the 3d of March, two steam
ere, the Santa Claxa-and Hartfardj-lying at the cenv
trial whatf, were almost entirely , destroyed by firo.
The Santa Clara cost $lO,OOO, and is almost a total
loss, there being no insurance on her. The Hart
ford ia damaged to the extent of $lO,OOO. All os
board.were asleep when the fire brake out, and the
bodies of two men were found burnt to a crisp, and
another is raissjag.. The Clerk of one of the boats
is dangerously injured, and the 2d Clerk 7 badly
burned. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Lynch lawhas commenced its operations at last.
A mao who had shot another in tho streets at Sac
• ramento City, was caught and executed—-the -victim
was ah Englishman.
. The Museum Hotel, at San. Francisco, the New
Bedford Hotel, the Shamrock Hooso and other build'
ings, were destroyed by fire on the 2d ofMarch.—
Thij loss is estimated at about s3o'jooo.
Mr. Winchester, editor of ihe Pacific Nows, has
relinquished lbo charge of tbat paper, owing to ad
verso fortune.
The dates from Oregonare to the 22d of Febru
ary*, The Legislature had adjourned , after having
established ihe seat of government at Salem. The
Governor, however, refused to sign tho Act.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT.
- . Bcstow, April 7. 7
The city* yesterday and last evening, was per
fectly quiet. The colored churches were very thinly
attended, and no excitement prevailed in theml
It ia supposed that an attempt to rescue the slave,
should be be sent back,* will be made ateome point
between here and New Yoafe.
Three companies of military are still kept uhdes
arms.
The sympathizers hold meetings yesterday in Con
cord, Bedford and Waltham, and passed resolutions
offering their assistance to oppose the action of the
Fugitive Slave law in the case of Sims.
Baltimohb, April 7.
Two rowdieß, named Geo, Denemore and Geo.
Zimmerman, accompanied by a gang, went to
the borders of Virginia* from Baltimore, on Satur
day, to fight a prize fight. Iris reported that the
parties fought to>day, and that Zimmerman was vic
torious.
• CnfciNHATi, April 7.
Gen. Scott arrived here this morning at 9 O’clock'
He is stopping at the Barest House, and crowds of
our citizens have visited him.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Flour,.Trade moderate; Wrctrrn and Stair a
fuii prices.
Wheat.. Firm, with fair demand.
Pork.,Mess, firm ; Dew, 14,25014,31; old, 13,-
50013,60 j prime now, 11,75011,87 ; old, 10,620
10,68.
; Pickled .Meets. .'ln demand at 81061 for hams
and shoulders.
Lard. .Quiet at 81081 Tor (sir to prime.
Groceries.. Active, and withtho exception ol cof
fee, firm. Rio Coffee has declined Id, St. Domingo
1, with few. sales of Rio at 1010101,
91091.
Molasses. .30031.
. Sugars.. Firmer; N.0..4J06!; Porto Rico, 4} ;
Muscavada, 4f.
esehihoJ ' New York, April‘7.
Cotton*.Firm and advanced Jc. Bince the Baltic’s
news.
Flour. .Steady.
Wheat.. Firm; Ohio 1,00; Corn lower—yellow
57c. per bus,
MessPork—Better at 14,00014,50 for new; prime
new 11,84.
Pickled Meats.. Active. Hama Si. Sugar cored
Hams Sic. ,
Hemp..ll2 500120 00 for undressed American.
Whiskey. .Improved at 25c.
Philadelphia, April 7.' ,
Flour..Receiptslimited and stock small ; helpers
demand 4,60 for etandard brands; city consump
tion 4,5005,00.
Grain.lln good demand; rod Wheat 970971 ;
white 1,0201,03. Rye 66. Corn: yellow 62;. —
Oita 44. ' ~ ,
Whißkey..Scarce; inbbls23; hhds2ll.
Baltihoee, April 7.
Floor, .4,44.
Grain.. Red Wheat 95097. Corn: yellow 60;
white 61. Oats and Rye unchanged.
Provisions.. Firm; new Mess Pork 14,00; prime
11,50.
Lardi;Bio9j.
Bacon. • Unchanged.
Coffee.. Rio, 10c.
Whiskey, .221.
CIHCIHfTATI, April 7.
River stationary. Woather cloudy.
Flour, .Quiet at 3,60.
Whiskey., I7i.
Bacon.. Shoulders 6|; balk sides 6i to 6(c.
Sugar.. Firm, and bold at * advance.
Molasses.. Prime 34c.
Cheese.. Dullat 7c,
Coffee. .In demand, but heavy.
T7oR RENT.—A small; well finished and completely
JL furnished Store, on Third street, neitdoor to the
Tost Office. E.L.OAZZAM,-
No. 73 Liberty street,
aprt between Third and Pourth streets.'
BEFOREand Behind the Curtain,' or Fifteen Years
Observations among the Theatres of New York—•
by William Anight Nortbal. . This is anewwotb—it ap
pears to be a history of The revelations of the
author areof a.most striking, character, tending to en
force the reader to the conviction that the whole book is
strictly true. . -I.;;'-.. •
Harper's Monthly Magazine for April t one of the best
numbers yet issued., It isuseless lapuff this Msgarine
—almost every bodyseemsto be taking it. '•
H-lUiner A Co.j©Smiih field street, have the above for
saleTtogeUier. with &-most extensive stock of old and*
new literature in the Hne of their business. - • fapr3 •
RECEIVED this day, per express, a fine assortment
of Dress comprising ia paxt the latest styles
of Dress Silks. Silk Tissues, Irish, Poplins, Berages,
Lawns, Ac. Also, a. general assortment of -dress trim
mings, such as laces, buttons, (all. styles,) braid, &c.
: ogether with a large lot of hosiery, and gloves; loallof
which the attention of the public is solicited.
. • •. A; A.MASON. & CO.,
npi2 . N 05.62 and C 4 Market st.
Wfif.DYER.
V i T HOLMES’ Literary Depot, Third street, opposite
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. Harpers* Magarine for April;
International do : do;
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servations- of the Theatres of New ’York—l>y- W.. K.
Northallj .
London Labor and the London Poor—. Nathalie—a
Novel, by the author of “ Women of France ;*’
AiiaetGrey—aNovel>bythe author of Jane Shore;
The Personal History and Adventures ofPenowti—
by the author of “Laurie Todd;** . • *
Tom Racanet and his Three Maiden Aunts—with il
lustrations; "... .-r-r ■ ■. - • ;• *' ■ v
rrr“ The above works may be had atM’NAMARA S,
opposite the Posi Office, Allegheny City. ;.V- . - {apr3
GLARET WINE—I 4 hhds. Bordea nx Claret Wine,
20boxcs do do .Nedoc.
mart MILLER A RICKETSON.
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f STOCKS- !
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NO. 15, WOOD STREET. PITTSBURGH.
Current money received on deposit.
Collections made on ail the principal cities of the Uni*
ted Slates. > •' {augUly
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loweatrates. ■«;?
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AY lancesmadeupoß'favorable totins,
may23:tf i . . FU R. BRYAN, Cashier.
■HbUidaysburgh, Hay 18,1850, >■ . .
Notice.
WE have associated 4. GanDman CorriH with ns in
the Exchange and Banking business.
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BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
HOaTH .XAST CORNER Off WOOD AXD 2HXBD BTSBETS.
ALL transactions made on liberal terms, and collec*
tions promptly attended to.
■■.■■■■ Removal. .
X. ROLSils A SONS,
HAVE BEHOVED THSm BASKQIO AHD' EXCHANGE OFSICB
To No. 67 Market street, four doors below old stand.
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ik Notes. Exchange bathe Eastern and Western
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Collections made In all the cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 market street,between Third and Fourth,
streets. . V • ang2B-ly.
Domestic, and Foreign Exchange, Bank. Notes,
''GoliandSUver^Bought^So^iandExchanged,
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BaniermndSzeAong* Broim, Dealers tn Foreign and
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it,BankNotes,and Coin. \~
Comer of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the -St
Charles Hotel. . . . may2B
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Interest paid on Special Deposits
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113 SECOND.STREET.-
COMMISSIONER AND BILL-BROKER.
STRICT attention will be given to all business en«
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured anl
cles always on hand, or procured oh short notice. ■
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, !cc n negotiated on favora
ble.tenns. Advances.made if required. , joct22^f,
DRAFTS ON'SAN FRANCISCO, California, for
sale at the Banking House of PATRICKS &
FRIEND, No. 95 Wood sL - JoctlO
HOPEEVER.
WONDERFUL CURES!!
Dr* Rogers’ Syrup of Ltverworl and Tar
AHD "
CANGHALAGTAi
For the complete cure of Cpughs, Cclds, Infiuetiza. Asihma f
Bronchitis 1 ) Spitting of Flood, arid ailetker Lung
CovzpiainUitndmgto CONSUMPTION.
Look at Its UnpuraleUed Succeaa,
rpHE above dis tinguished COUGH MEDICINE is car-
X rying all before itin Lung Complaints. laail seo
tions of the rcbaniry it is constantly; performing cores'
;which astonish even' physicians themselves. Cookat
Uhe high character and standing, ot the names which
vouch for its unrivalled healing powerf * H. Cox, M.D.,
late Professor in the Metrical College in l Cincinnati; W.
J. Richards, M.D.; Hon. Judge Morse: Hon. Judge Wm.
Baike, foi more than *2O years Post Master of Cin.; H.
S. Newton,M:D., Prof*-in the Medical College at Mem*
phis, Tenn^'John Collins; Esq;,.Proprietor of-the
Temp. Organ; and: Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of.
the Sous ofTemperan.ee of Ohio; William H. Levison,
Esq., Editor of the TJ.' S. -Military and Naval Argus at :
N. V.J Thomas C. Faulder. Esq, of Albany; Rev. H.
’Wiseman, Rev. R. Hoyt, N. Y» City; and we could name
hundreds, aye thousands of others, who testify from
personal experience, that it has: cared them and'their
friends, in some cases after dll otherremedies had failed.
'Such men never make such statements, unless convinced
or their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Read a
few of the letters.
I Extract from a letter from F. M. ! Cory to H. L; Stew
art, No. 137, Second street,-New York. '
' Spahta, June 30,1849.
Dear Friend Stewart: I have been home nowjost two
'months. When 1 last saw you, I had but little hopes of
ever setting any better.. But I have aowthepleasure of
thanking you for recommending me to take. Dr/Rogeirs’
Syrup of Liverwort,. Tar, and Canchaldgna. tligot a.
dozen of it and took home with me, determined :
to make a fair trial of it, asl had done with everything
else, Ihave only taken four bottles of it, and l nmat
say it has done me more good than any other medicine
I nave ever token. On my<first taking.it,it increased,
the. expectoration] and I raised a great deal of bloody
matter frommy Batthathas now ceased, and so
has my cough, nearly. I cough but little now, and ex*
ject soon to be entirely: free from.it .1 consider it an
nvaliiable medicine, and shall recommend it to all who,
are afflicted with a cough or diseased longs.
- •.. •; ;
i I let ayoung lady who had the CONSUMPTION, and
had bled a good deal from the tangs, and doctored sever
cl months with our phj Bician, bnt grew worse, have one
bottle of it, and it cured her, U acted almost miraculously
in her case. : • "
... . Your sincere friend, .F. M. CORY.
N-B. The original letter from which the above is an
extract, is on file,.aadcan be seenat onr office,No.3lo,
Broadway* • • '*/ -• , - .
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED; -
' SKK HOW PROMPTLY XT ACTS*- ■ = \
\ Statement, of Mr. A/Longy 363 Pearl street, 1
N. Y—A few days before last Chnsttnaa,lwos taken
unwell, and soon, commenced bleeding freely- at .the
Lungs. I called in a Homeopathic physician, but his
medicine did nb.t seem to help ime. Tread your advert*
isement, and thought I would try Dr, Sogers 1 ■ Syrup °f
Livtrwort, Tar and Canckalagua. Before I had taken,
up .the third- bottle, my. bleeding had'slopped, my Cough
teas gone, and I (ell as well as usual. My health is now
good. I consider it a most excellent medicine, andcor*
nially recommend it to ray friends. {Thit: statement, was
made to the Proprietors, March 12th, 1850; J ‘
v OTHER NfeW YORK; CITY REFERENCES;
• KT*For want ofTroom to publish «< length any more
certificates, we here give the names and residences-of
Several individuals well known in Ne w York, every one
tf whom-has'used tiffs medicine, and can spetik personally
of its effects. Please call upon them,-and hear what
they say/ . ■ •.
• PhablesH/Kiss, No. 192, Broadway,cornerof John
Street.-• ' ■ •
1 Rev. Ralph Hovr, No; 137, Madison street, Pastor of
the “ Church of the Good Shepherd.” •
i RoBKEt SrLocswooD, No. 38, Vestry street.
* STLVArrusMoxx> No;20O, Houston street.
\ ft?" Be sore to aakfor Dr, A. of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and 'CANCHALAGUA, and let no
bther.be paftned on to, you. . -•*/-.
i CAUTION.— -None genuitu, unless thexeis on the buff
1 B^neC * ® Ben, by A. L.
• FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL
A CO., Proprietors/at their Principal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No. 310 Broadway, New York, to whom all or
ders for the Medicine, ani leuem relatiDg io Agencies,
shouldbe • • -
j_ ALSO, for sale by R- ETSeHers, No. 57 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh; and vicinity ? D. M.
Carry and H.P*. Schwartz* Allegheny City; Townsend,
Carr & Co., Manchester; A. Patterson, Birmingham,
i PRICE—In large bottle, 81,00? or six bottles forss,oo
’■ mar2sdJm •' ; : / /-c /. •' -
: ‘ "• Private OUeaseo. ■ *
DR. BftOWN, N0.'41 DIAMOND ALLEY/
i Davombis emiierattentioJi to anoffic*
< practice. Hislhsinessismostljrconfibedic
i Diseases, and such pain
• ful affections, brought on by imprudence
and excess/.
| mffimlF / Syphilis? Syphilitic Eruptions, Gouor/
s. H^w®^w r 'hea,Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges,
tynputity of the Blood, with all diseasehtf/tire venereal
origin/ -Skin Eltiiftlpns, Tetter,-
Ringworra,ulercurialDiBeases,Seiiuiial;Weakiieas,iin-‘
potency, Pilesy Rheumatism: FemaleWeakneas, Month*
ly Suppressions, Diseases or the J<?ialsy Fistula in Xho-
Nervons Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irrita
tions of the Bladder and Kidhcyd. sndyessfully treated
Core guaranteed;
■ Fourteen years’ practiceNfour in enables Dr
Brown to offer assurances ofspeedy cure to all who may
come under his care.. \ .
• Office and private consulting rooms* 4V'Diamond ay.
* ID* Charges moderate. / novs:d&wiy
EUMATISM.—Dr. Drrrwn's nowiy ! <uscovreu rem.
.edy/or Rheumatism iv a speedy andeertain remedy
for that Ilnevetfaila.,
rOffice and Private Conffultatiori Rodras No. 4i. DlA.*
MONO, Pittsburgh,;Penna. The Doctor is always
home- r taolS-dawif '
PUtsburgiiiiOckF&otoiy,
WM. W. REILLY,; Loch Smithtng,- Bell Hanging and
House Blacksmithtng,
i . --;:N0.;X65 VVooo staBEX.
* A GOOD assortment of Housework, Store and Flush
Bottsjand Steamboat Table Castors; on band/ - - '
Jobbingatfendedtoin-thebenniaiiQeT. ‘ [mar22y
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nas of-theßreast or Lungt, and alter qffbetiani afih*
Sriastof Lungt. : :
W I STAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHEHRTU *
fine herbal medicine,' composed chiefly ofWitO
Chsbby Bask and the genialne Icklakd Alois (thelatltt :
imported expressly for this phrpo«e{j tbe rarc medroai'
virtues of which ora also combined by a new chemical
process with the,extract of tar,thus rendering the wfcoto
compound the most certaia and efficaciousremedy ergr v
discovered for CONSUMPTJONOF THE LUNGS. - 1
INTERESTINGCOIUIESPONDENCE.
Dr.-Wra*Y. Banks, of Xenia; Ohio, a highly
able Druggist in that delightful village, hag informed u» .
{hat thejafe of Wistar’a Balsam of-Wild Cherryi* an-:'
paralleled.- The demand foritisso great thathe can.,
scarcely keen himself supplied with it. w He hashed in
his store medicines-for long affections. Some Ofte.'
were esteemed good and some gave temporary relief—
Bat since he has had Wis tar’s Balsam.of Wifd Cheny,
a number oft the mostserious cases were complete! t on*
redby its use. “laeTorsold a medicine,® says thedoor
tor, “in which 1 had that entire confidence that I had in
this."..
Ii cu&bs ! .Wherever Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher*
ry is introduced, it at once attains that high reputation ii
so rishly deserves. What can prevent jts sale when on
every hand can be witnessed its wohderftl coresT The
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerous .Cough,
(and;also those that are of long standing,}-Bronchitis:
or Consumption. (in its early stages) are. always cured
bv this remarkable medicine. ; : t '
CONSUMPTION 1 ' '
Ooredby Wlitftr’ißaliataofWUdCbeinri
•
J. D. Park-rDsar Str: I take the liberty of advising
yoo: of (he .benefit that I have derived from the use o*
Dr, Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry.- I wgs prostrated
by that terrible scourge,Consumption,inMaylasu Tbo
attack was truly horrifying to me, for five of my family,
{my brothers and sisters,) nad died of Coasomptioni : I
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the
disease:. I had a distressingcough and expectorated a
gTeat deal of blood, hectic fever, seve re pains in the side
and chest, cold chilis, alternating/with flushes of heat
and copious night sweats. - ; -, <
I was under the cafe of a skilled physicianfiom the
time I was takensick until about six weeks since,being
then about helpless, and tny friends considering my case
hopeless, or atieasfbCTond ffle reach ofonrpnysfclta’s
skill, advised the useof Wistaria Balsam of wild Cher**
ry„ - - .*• •--- -*T,.
I have taken four'pottles of the ihedieinej and now
consider myself perfectly wel)v ; I make .this statement
to induce others thai are afflicted as l have becn,'to
make trial of Wistar’s Balsam oft Wild Cherry, which
remedyhasyunderthe blessing of Providence, restored
my health. TbkEMIAH. ISOJUGG.
Caowtt Poisr, Lake cb, la-June Id, 1849.
- X. D. Park-DearSir: As Ihaveadeepeommissera
tionfor ihe afflicted, permit me to 'give you a brief histo*
ry .of my afflictions, and the benefits derived front tho
use of M Dr* Wisteria Balsam of Wild Cherry .*V~In July
1844 i I.Was attacked with afevetoffttyphbid character,
which left me in a very debifiteted state* when in the
followingwinier.l was takenwithaaeycrccold;. which
reduced me to each an extent as to giveme iheuppear
ance of a coufirmed.consumpiive.l labored under &
severe coagh.expectotated agreatdeal, and was trott*
bled with cold feet add night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my longa'. I continued in this slate,
gradually Biakicg unaeft the diiease; until January, 1847,
until l.wasagain attacked with fever.- My extremities,
especially my feet,: were' constantly cold; and almost
iosttheir reeling: : under these circumstances it iday be
truly said that I was a living skeleton. I finally deier
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed byphyaidans
and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry,- and from
the first week that I commenced taking it lean date*
gradual recovery. Tcontinued its use six months, at Ibe
end of which iime I wascurea,' and haveeujbyed good
health ever since, and cheerfully recomm'endnheßM- • •
sum to all those afflicted With diseases of the lungs, and
would-say to those commencing itshse noito be dis
couraged, if two or three bottles donotedectacure.but
persevere as! have. done.andlhave bat nine
cases out of ten will be blessed with renewed health**
I have been. JOSEPH JACKSON.
Important to those 4ffiitial.\rniih Diseases of the Lungs -
and. Breast,
Will miracles never cease? More evidence of it*
surpassing health restorative virtues!: -
{From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co., Ky.l
. SparaGwxLu, 14,1845f
Mom. Sanford 4-Park.* I take this opponunity o
informing you of a most remarkable core porfonnedon
me by the-use of Dr,'Wislar’s Balsam-of. wild ChaiTyr
Tnthe.yearlB4ol was taken with the;infiantmaiion
of the bowels, which rjabored under tor six weekv
when 1 gradually recovered. In the fall nf 18411 Wes - -
attacked with a severe cold, which seated itself upon
my lungs, and for the space of three years I was con*
fined tomy bed. I tried ail kinds of medicines andove
ry variety of aid without benefit} and thus I wearied
alongjmuithe winter of 1845, w»en I heard of Dr. Wis-
Inx’sßal&am of Wild Cherry. * •
My friends persuaded me to give it at- trial;
had given up all hopes of recovery, and ■ haaprepaltfjL
myself for the change of another world. Througfctkeir
solicitations! was inddeed to moke use of the jamahi®-
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,, The efte ct
astonishing. After five years of affliction and
and after having spent four or.five hundred dollars tosft
; purpose, ana the best and most respectable-phyafeljms
, had proved; unavailing, I was soon re store ato «mtro
[healthby theblessingof pod,and the trre of PriiWic- .
itai’a Balsam of Wild Cherry.
1 Maytba'blessibgof Godrest updu the proprietor Of
'bo valuable a meaicine as Wistariajßalsain of Wild-
Icherfy. . Yours,respectfully,:. 'w,H.BAKER.'
i The genuine.” wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry ll hi*
j a fac simile of the signature of Henry-Wlslar, M.D.,
.PMlaoelphiaj and 41 SanfordAPark” on & finely exe
tented steel engraved wrapper. No other can "be genu
ine. -
; SoldbyJ.D. PARK, (successor to Sanford A Park,}
Fourth ond Walnut siicets, Cincinnati, Ohio.Generiu
•Agent to the South and Weat, to 'whom all orders must
be addressed; ; ’
\ J Kidd A Co, Pittsburehj L Wilcox, Jr, coraerMarkcr
street and the Diamond: B A Fahnestock A CofPiUsV
burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee A Beckham,'Alle
gheny City: L T Russell, Washington } W H Lattber
ton, Franklin; L B Bowie, UmontownpH Welty,
Greensbnrgh; S Kountz, Somerset; Scott Giltdote,
Bedford: ReedA Son, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Holliday s
burgh; Hildebrand A Co, fudmun; JRWrightjKittan--'
ning; Evans A Co,\ Brookville; A - Wilson - A f ’Sob r
Waynesburgh; MParland A -Co, N Callen der, Mead- 1
ville; Barton A Co, Erie; Henry Forker, Mercer }J*s .
Kelly A Co, Butler; S Smith, Beaver iJi) Sommerton*-*
Warren; F L;A CS Jones,'.Coaderil)ort; P Crooker t
Jr.,Brownsville v -. ; -•feblO- *
i. darcii. :-i •
f i iHiS is the Season, j?ar excriZsnrs,of the mnltitndinous
X Throat and Lung distempers, so ch&jacteristie.ot
our climate. The fireqaent rains, the. sudden: changes ot>
temperatare,the liability to exposure,along wilh iho as*
tomshing carelessness of people,' render these tnaladltfa •
nniversal,. especially in cities. KEELER’3 COUGH.;
SYRUP has proved of the greatest benefit in aJI subb>.'
CaseS. : Sold by S. L. CUTHBERT,
, margs - ; •, ■ ... 7G.Smithflcld stree 1
MANY PERSONS at this‘season of the year are
suffering with' ; painsj swelling
of the limbs, rbeumaUsm*and a thousand: aiimems thUt'
the winter has produced. The bioodhaa become deteri
orated and thin, and requires pariMng.
csa will be found ihemost effectual remedy in the World
for this object. It is a powerful extract* prepared from
Sarsaparilla and other roots, and contains more virtues
than any similar remedy m the country*. PricebOc* and'
81,904?*.bottle. Sold by- : S.L. CUTHBERT, - :
•. , • ■ • - '.Smlthfieldstreet;
r Trie Human Body mast Perspire,'
(SO SAYS WATUBE,)
. TOiBLAVS A HEALTHY APPJBABAUCBi -
And p e tB cn«^od^p a r eDrs e E the up.
NOWjJoNES’Ttalian. Chemical Soap-causes a ,irpe
perspiration, and ottho sameiime mollifies, soffens
the skin, ♦giving texture and beaiity of ah infant’s/
SOUttVY/.SALT RHEUM AND SORBS,
are,soon not only healed,butHatred bydts use, a# at'
least Eeven physicians in New York know, who use it ■
til such cases, andfinditunfailing—asitito, iff/ : -
/PIMPLES,BLOTCHES,FRECKLES,
or any other skin disease; The reader is assured:4haf‘
this is ho useless puffed nostrum, as one Dial will piove* .
I could enumerataat leastfittperomscored of
SORE.HEAD; SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD* \
Buy it,, and the teafier ii again assured, I .would' ndt
cruelly sell it forihe above? unless I knew, it to be all I
state. Those who are liable.to "
, CHAFED, CRACKED, OK CHAPPED'FLESH, > 4
will find.this not only a: cure, but a preventive; -and f
can now only add, that any bne afflicted with any of.
the above, or similar diseases, will find thls all and even /
more (admirablein its than Isiate^:._.
ny , Bat,“rfeader,the atoresacre flooded wuh imitations,;
ana basure yoa ask for Jonas’ Italian Chemical
and buy it only of WM.;
Fiusbnrgh,24o Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood-
JonwMdly White*
cautioned against using common prepa.-
Tbeyarenotawarffbbwfnghlfully uriuiionslti* *. u "
to.the skihl how coarse*how tough,how : /
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the ssut * <
appearsafterusmgpreparedChalk! *
Besides, itisinj orions.coatain
.LßgalargoquamityofLcad! -
Wo have prepared a oeantifn! vegetable article* which /
we call JONES’ SPANISH LILY WHITE. '
It is perfectly innocent, being purified: of all deleteri*
ous qualities; aud it imparts to the skin a nanuraly
healthy^-alabaster, clear, living -white; at the same
time acting aa casmeuc on the ekin, making it soft anti'
smooth. Sold by the AgentvWM. JACKSON, 89 Liber*.
tystreey head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Frica2g cents. ft|.
. ABelentUle Hair Tonio Reatonr ;
. A ND BEAUTIFIER.: ;Trialbottleso7* cents. Those
.fAwhohave used Jones’ Coral kiiowr
its exoellentqualities—those who have noL/we assure
it to possess the following qualities. It wfll force the -
hair to grow on any part where nature , intended hair to -
grow, stop Dialling oft, care scurf or dandruff, and mako-
Ught, red or grey hsix gTQ wdark. 1 For dressing the hair, .l
soft .and. silky, nothing can exceed tius—St makes It ?
truly beautiful and ’keeps it so. It iSy uideed, the most .
economical, yet superior article for the hair.
. Sold only at WM. JACKSON’S StoresSiQ Liberty Bt.< «
head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price ; 37*cents,f?D cents «o«' s
SLOP.
fEnrly wmte Teettt and Bfetttn,
TO BE BAS FORS3 CENTS. - -
TJERSONS who have either are honorably sssarea ;
X that if their breath is ever so foal, of their _
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OB TEttOW,
head of Wood. ; ■ —SSS22L
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