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LOCAL MATTERS.
MiW DAvilhKilLT.—’WAwilt have a fireat treai
next week-at the Theatre. • The above named dw
tinguiahed Actress,, wbp : has been, for some time
drawing crowds of admirers wherever she appeared*
haa now' fortfie first time crossed the Mountains,
and Will make her first appearance in the West in
thia City, on Monday evening- ,Tho excitcmoat .was
so great in Boston, that although she acted there lo
crowded honsos for eighty-five nights in qno year,
tha tickets fur her mghta were often sold at a pre*
n ; n m -and on her first appearance in that city, it is
vioguiar to mark how just one of their great critics
was in his judgment, and how truly it has been Ton
ified by the.sensation she has created in every oity
•be has visited : -
«< Mias Davenport appeared at ih e Athensum bat
night as Julia, iri Sheridan' Knowles* play of ,‘*,Tho
Hunchback.” In our humble opinion, the theatrical
critics in this country: have done her no more than
jnsticeVnor do we betievo that generally they have
done Inetico enongh to that severely correct study,
and classic finish* in which she unquestionably excels
most artistos of her day. The pumy.of her pronun
ciation, her clear and meaning intonations, are quite
worthy of her just and graceful conception of the
character represented. .The dtsiinguishing-charac*
lorislic ofiMiss.Davenport’s acting is an exqmaite
and a faitbftil naturalness (always suited to tho occa
sion) that is absolutely charming. She follows na
ture so truly that Shakspeare himself would be con
tented with her performance. Then sho h&B elegant
manners and an easy propriety in all .situations,
which ehow how faithfully, and how artistically.eho
has stodied. In playing Julia as a country*girl, she
is just what she ought to be—a simple, natural crea
ture, bnt without those hoydenish am, and those
*t robustious” exhibitions with, which many actresses
caricature the part. On tho other hand, the over*
whelming energy which she displayed in the last act,
in the sccneß with Clifford and Master Walter,
showed how capable she was of comprehending and.
feeling the.part 10 alt us various relations. Bbe. in
spired confidence'm the beginning, but admiration
for her genius and talent went on eempro crescendo
(as they say to tnusif) as the piece proceeded. Upon
tho whole, we are no longer surprised that this fora
tnn&ts lady haa made so great a stir among the dra
matic critics: We think she'will give them enough
to do foT some time to come.”
Quarter Sessions. — Thursday, April 17* Pres
entjJodges M’Clure and Boggs,
Johaßeany, who was convicted a short umo.ago
for an Assault and Battery upon the person of An
i drew Fontana, was sentenced this morning to pay a
I fine of $2O, and costs of prosecution. Also, in the
I case wherein Rcany.waa prosecutor and Fontana do.
I fondant, he was sentenced to pay tho cost- of proec
entton.
The case of the Com. us. Oliver W. Shaw, fof
Assault and Battery on Nathaniel Hopper, was re
sumed this morning. The jury rctarned a verdict of
guilty. •
Coxa- vs. Thomas Bogue and William Jackson.—
Larceny of a coal boat cable, and other articles.—
Defendants plead guilty. It will be remembered,
that at this term, already, Jackson has been con*
dieted on one or two charges of a similar character.
Tbojary returned a verdict of not guilty.
Com vs- Joe. 8- Torner, and the Com. cs. Oliver
W. Shaw, cross bills for Assault and Battery, and
tho Constable who arrested them indicted them for
an affray- The three-indictments are before tbo
jury atone time.
A number of* witnesses were examined on each
eids, who clearly established that there had been an
affray between the parties, but how the matter will
be determined will be known to-day.
ear There was a man seat in to tbo Mayor’s of*
fice, last evening, from Section 16, Pennsylvania
-Railroad, who was deranged, and .the poor fellow ]
would have to sleep in tho watch.bou6& until this
morning, when it is hoped that some eoitablc pro.
vision will be made for him. We think each con
duct in the contractors, or those who caused him to
be brought to such a place, is highly : censurable.—
They should have kept him until a proper placo was
found for bis reception. . . .
Jebht Lisp-—Tho contagion of ibe Nightingale
fever, it appears; has reached our city, and fears
being entertained of her not honoring us with a vis.
tt, some ol our citizens are departing for Cincinnati,
la order to bear this famous enchantress, among
whom wo noticcdj yesterday, on board tho steamer
Brilliant, it. Carling, William Gallagher, and Thns.
Bowie,. We wish them all tho pleasure that the
visit can afford.
B3T The alarm of fire yesterday morning was |
caused by a light issuing from the dining room o f i
Mr. Henry Woods, on Penn street, which was in
flames. The fire was extinguished before the on
gincs reached the ground, but everything in tho
room was much damaged. It is not yot known how
at caught. ■
The Kiuxistes. —This little troupe give another
■of their most delightful entertainments this evening,
at Wilkins Hall. It will bo a rare musical treat,
and whercever they have been the, have met with
the most unqnalifled approbation of all who have
heard them. -
B3T ,oho Diamond’s Band oT Minstrels perform
to-night at Lafayette Hall. They are undoubtedly
unsurpassed in their line of performances, and
Diamond has no rival as a dancer. They performed
toon excellent house Inst evening. Go and hear
them to-night.
POLICE—The Mayor had seven ordinary cases
before him yesterday morning, which were disposed
of iu the usual manner.
B3T The aale of tho damaged goods of the steam
er Lowell, will be continued this morning al 10
o’clockj nt Davis’ Auction. Rooms.
BBT Grain's (Panorama, at the Atheneum, is
-drawing crowded houses.
Bar The Sons of Temperance msrch in proces;
shod here next Wednesday. ~
mHE AMERICAN LAWYER, AND BUSINESS
X MAN’S FORM BOOK—Containing forms end ui
functions for Contracts, Arbitration and Award) Assign
taenia,UhauetMortgagefl, Bills of Sale,Bills of Lading,
Bonds, Exchange. Drafts, Promissory - Notes, Orders,
Receipts, Dae Dills, Conveyances, Deeds, Mortgages,
Indentures, Sausfacuons, Releases, Dower, Leasee,
Landlord and Tenant's Agreements, Composition with
Creditors, Charter of Vessels, Building, Letters of Cre
dit and License, Marriage, Articles of Partnership, row
er of Attorney Wills and Codicils,Trust Forms, Barter,
Liabilities of Common Carriers and of Minors, Natural
ization, Pre-Emption Rights on Public Lands, Rights to
Military Bounty Land, Copyright Laws, Regulauonsand
Fonns for obtaining Pa;ems,Cußtora riooso Regulations,
Domestic and Foreign Rates, of Postage, A System ot
Book Keeping, Internal Tablets, Equation lupe Table,
Interest and .Mensuralioa Tables, Weights and Mess
ina of different. Countries, Valae of Gold and feilver
Coins, Ac , Ac., together with the Laws of the Various
Slates on household and 'Homestead Exemption from
Execution! Deeds, Acknowledgment of Deeds, Meehan
ics Lien, Collection of Debts. Limitation of Actions Rc
r-alating Contracts (Chattel Mortgages, Rights of Mamed
women, Doweri hates .of Interest, Usufy.aiid Wills,
nnd a Map and Seal for each Slate in the Union—by De
los W Beadle, A. M-, Aliomcy and Counsellor at Law.
Priced-One dollar, bound in sheepj inboard, eevtm>-
five cents ■ For sale at ■ HENRY MINER A CO.’S,
■aorta- : ; No. 3d SmUhCeld street.
MORRIS’ CELEBRATEDTEAS-rte tesi in Pun
burgh*-In the Diamond, Second door from Dia
mond alloy- Until within the last year, Good Teai could
not be procured in Pittsburgh. It was quite common for
consumers to send cast font. - But, since Moms sinned
his Tea establishment, there ismo occlusion to do so-ror
better Teas cannot be procured in the United State., than
vvhathesells. Hehaadescrvedly obtained the rcpata :
tionof telling thebestTeamPiltsbnrgh.v .
Remember—-the xecoud door from Diamond uiicy<
qprlS ' ■
G“ OOK 5 6 RLMBDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.—Uan
be-admraiMered jprtvatelyy if desired. Fall direcr
titms accompany eaqh boule. Price 31.' Sold only at
the Medical Depot, 50 Smlibfield street. [aprlS
fIpODIPS TtrrriiiitJiN TMENT is acertoin
V is-gold-'wilh the. understanding that- the money ts- to
be Tefandcd;if no enre Is made. SO cents abotlle. and
is sold atthe Medical Depot, 57 Snmhfield street-' r
oprlS ■.
SEALEO PROPOSALS—For .ground suitable for a I
site for the Custom House, Post Office, &c., which !
were authorized by a recent.act of Congress, to be
erected in this City, wiU.be received unul Friday, the
17th instant, by either oCthe undersigned.
• The dimensions, required are, 1»I>-feet Trout by. 1-20 to
140 feci deep—unless located on two streets. If located
on the corner of two streets, proposals may be innue lor
100 to 120 feet, on one street, bv 120 to 140 feet on dte
other THOMAS AL HOWE,
•outer. A . w. LOOMIS,
M. HAMPTON.
Commisioners.
'-j-1 FATHERS—A prime iot received per steamer Mes
t? Bcngcr, imd for sale by • -rii
, : ' J ' ; KING & MOORHEAD'/ j
•Elolljmg.
Ready made clothing.—robebt-cskste^No.
71 Smitbfield street, always hason band, in addition
to his choico ttock of Cloths, Casßiroercs, Vestings, Ac,,
Ao.j U handsome and fashionable-assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, made to order in the very best manner,
'wbteh he will selWower than the lowest. for Cash.
• K. C.wonld call thfe attention of his friends and the
public to bis stock of Boys l Clothing, which ho flatters
himself are surpassed by none west of the mountains.
No. 71 Southfield street.
IDispatch and Chronicle copy ]
TUST RECEIVED —At Robert Chester’s, No;71-
U Smnhficld street, a new assortment ofGentlemen’s
Furnishing Goodß, consisting m part, of Shirts, Collars
and Bosoms, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Shoulder
-Braces, Suspenders, Woollen Hose and half Hose, Ac.,
all of which will be sold low for cash
• aprtl [Chronicle and Dispatch copy 1
Clilgnell’a Empire Clothing Store,
No. 204 Liberty Street .
THE attention of purchasers is respectfully invited to
the NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODSy at his establishment* comprising, Black, Blue,
Brown, Green and other Broadcloths; Black ana Fig
ured Cassunercs ;: Black and Figured Satinsi-Wove
Marseillesaud.Cashmere Vestings; a large variety o
Linen, and light woollen goods, lor the warm wc&thor.
All of which will be mode to order m good style and at
low prices. A good assortment of Ready Mado Clothing
and Gentlemen’s Famishing <3oods,:
New and Fashionable G°o^ f ij'-?inc
JUST RECEIVED at BOOBYER $ GBJBoLE’S
Bee Hive Clothing Store, No. 225, Liberty street, a
Urge and.splendid assortment-of the laiest styles of
Spnngand Summer Goods, which we.uic prepared to
manufacture to cTder. In astyle unsurpaased in this city,
and at extremely low prices- ,
We have on band a large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, made m the best and most fash
ionable manner, which we are determined to sell very
low for cash- Country merchants, and those who bay
wholesale, will Hnditto tbeir advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing.. . • . . ,Ifipr7*3m
in?* Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Mercer
Whig, Mcadville-Sentinel, Grcensbuiyh Repttbhcan,
Washington Examiner, Steubenville Union—copy to
the amount of SI, send paper to advertisers, and charge
thisOffi.cc. _____ „ :
B. fil* AROUST, !
MERCHANT: TAILOR, I
No.. 155 Wood (vear Sixth Street), i
TAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks to
tho citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have bestowed onbtm,and hopes
through slnci attention to buamessund adesireio please
all, ta merit a continuance of their favors. Particular
attention paid lo Children’s Clothing.-
In connection with the Tailoring Business, hu has
opened a Furnishing Store, with a large and splendid
assortment of Shirts, under Shirts,. Drawers, Crayat6, ;
Suspenders. Pocket Handkerchiefs, Jenny Lind .Neck
Ties, self adiustuig Stocks, Gloves, i Hose, Ac, Togeth-.
fer wnh every thing in that line necessary for . a gentle
man’* outfit. J • BENJAMIN lU. ARGUST.
apiO (loken copy.y .■
Jfames C. Whitt,
(Formerly Cutter to the late P. Dklart,)
'TTrOULD most respectfully announce to his friends
•YV and the public in general, that he has rented the
Store, No. 36 Market afreet, bdtween Second and Third
sired?, where he intends carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments, Heis nowrcceiving
from TTTfc eastsrn markets an entire new slock of
GOODS,for Spring and Summer wear, viz: superfine
French- English and • American GiOzhs, Cashmaretts.
Tweeds, Cassvn&ts. (Twilled French Habu Cloths, a supe
rior article for business Coats.) together with a large as-,
eortraent of plain and figured Casstmercs, new and desi
rable Biyles.
Also, an excellent lot of fancy SiVt Cashmere, Stum
and Marseilles. Vcstines. alt of which the subscriber is
prepared to make to order in the neatest and most fash
ionable styles, at as low pnccß as any other establish
ment. He therefore hopes by strict attenuon mail or
der* intrusted to his cars, to merit a share of public f>a-
Ironage- ■ JAMES C. WA’t'l.
No- 36 Market, between Second and Third sts.
TO TAILORS.—I shall continue to sell and give in
structions on my system of Gorman* Draugkang as
heretofore, at the following prices, viz; If accompanied
by oral instruction, 810; without instructions, S -
: marilty - JAMES C. WATT.
SPUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING I
THREE BIG DOORS!
. Ao- 151, Liberty Street, .Pittsburgh.
JOHN McCLOSKEV has now the pleasure oi an
nouncing 10 his numeroas friends and the public in
general, that ms Spring and Summer stock is now ready
for inspection, whichlie believes will be found to be
one of the- largest and best selected stocks of Ready-
Made Clothing to be found in tne Western Country.
• He has this season paid more than usual attenuon to
the manufacturing and style of-his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, are - got up th a
style and elegance not to be surpassed.
fle would particularly call the attenuon of all dealers
m Clothing to his present splendid assortment of
lUady-Blade Goments,
As he feels confident, upon exammauon of ihe quahues
and prices of his goods, he can offer them such induce*
:ments as shall make it their interest to purchase at hia i
•establishment-
Many years 1 experience, and great success in the bu-1
siness, together with an unprecedented I choltsale and re
foil patronage, has enabled him to get up Garment* to
suit iheJuumufts lytfut* and tastes ul every locution in
; theXTnion, which tsof the utmost importance to •whole-?
sale purchasers.
In the Cutung department will be tounda choice se*
lecuon of th« most fashionable goods, consisting of—
. J’renrfi, English and American Broadcloths ,
Cashmexeus, Ac j Ac. Also,.an excellent assortment of
VESTWGS, of the latest and most fashionable styles—
all of which he is prepared tomake to order in the best
manner and-aiUie most reusonabie prices.
COMft THEN, ONE AND ALL!
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is the.
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be found in the United
States: . ; - margo
J 08 V RECEIVED
BV THE SUBSCRIBER, a lnrge and handsome as
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERBS and VEST
INGS. of every 1 style and color desirable for Gentle
men's spring and summer wear, Together with the
largest assortment of Goods'expressly for Boy’o and
Youth’s wear ever brought to this city, which have boon
selected with greut carotin the East, with a ticw to
•suit the taste of every person, and which will bo made
to order in the best manner and on reasonable terms.
v ft 7“ Always on hand, a largo assortment of the most
fashionable CLOTHING of every description, ror Boy’s
and Youth’s from *wo years and upwards, at
h CHESTER’S, Merchant Tailor,
No 71 Smithfiold street, between Fourth and Diamond
alley- and No. 14 St. Clair street, near the Bridge.
mar2t
INFORMATION WANTED—Of the whereabouts ot
ANDREW DOUGIITEN, (drover,) who resided in
Trumbull County, Ohio. He was last seen m this City,
on the 22d of March. Any information sentto John
Cramer, Hubbard P. O.jTrumball County, Ohio, will be,
thankfully reecived. .. aprllfciw •
Moral physiology, or every mother’s
UO ri K- Price SI,OO. Sold only.at the Medical
Depot, 60 fennthficld street , aprlG
PAPER HANGINGS—Quaker styles, just rec’d and
lor «ate by W. P. MARSAALL,
ap r is No: 85 Fourth street.
f PESTER CENTRES—rOf gold and velvet, on satin
j paper- [aorlS] • . . W. P. MARSHALL.
PAPER HANGINGS— From 0± to€o. ioraaleby
opr!s : ■ W.P. MARSHALL.
: POTATOES—HO bbls. Pmk eyes and first-rate Red
Potatoes for sale by WM.DYER,
aprlG 207 Liberty street.
TjIGGS—2O bbls. for sale by
Ji aprl& WM.DYER.
WHITE FlSH—SOhalf bbls.,ln prime order, for sale.
aprlG __ _ WM. DYER.
HERRING-10 bbls. No. l,for7ale low.
aprlu WM. Dl hR.
Mackerel —
20 bbls. No. H;
10 bbls. No.l ; , . \
20 half bbls. No. I j ’
■lO quarter bbls. No. 1; for sale by
aprio ; . . WAI.PVER.
; >\CON—yU-UOO-tos- Hams, superiQT cut-and cured,
J city smofccd; 10.000 lbs.Suoulders do do
WM.D.VER.
CIIiNDHIES—
-93 hhds. prime N*o.Sugar,
648 bids. Plantation Molasses, oak bbla.,
50 do B. H. ? do do;
50 bags prime Rio Coffee :
7 tierces Carolina Rice ;
Cl hf-chests Y. H.Tea; ■ ■ •
51 twelve andC & bxa-.G. P., Imp’l and . H.,
• 8 bxs. Ronald's tobacco, S’s;
1 box CoAway’a do;
* • 25bis. pearl starch:
22L ccsks Muspratrs soda, ash;
1 do do bleaching powder;
860 bbls. Whiskey;
20qr casks Port Wine, various brands; •
20 do sweet Malaga Wmc. Giro brand
With an assortment of Brandies, Wines, Gin. Rum
Aicoaol,SbiceSv ficc., for sale by
M. MITCHCLTREE, ‘
209. Liberty street.
Bevt Hr. KlUlkellT’s Female bemlnary.
KITTANNING PA
RECOMMENDED by Gov. iohnsion «nd~ Bishops
Potter and Uplold, will re-open tor summer session
ontbe 30ih instant, (April).
Charge for board and English tuition per ses
sion of five months, SCO,OO
Charge lor washing and stationery, per session
of five months,. - - • . . . 5,75
Music, Ac.,at customary rates.: No Emus. Number
of boarders received, 25.
See Circulars ut J. H. Mellon; Book Store,79 Wood
street.
Reference in Ptns&urgA—-The Episcopal Clergy; Judge
M’Clure; Judge Shaler* J. H. Shoenbcrger; G. R.
White, A. B. Curling, Erqa., W. Jl. Richardson, E?q
Ktskemmelas,* Judge Jack, Greensburgh; Judge Buf
fington, KUlanniDg. • - - faprio:3tawf3w
li. W. Smith,
IRON CITY HOTEL,
Fifth Struk between Wood and Market . jPtffsbur; ft.
jjy Good STABLING attached to thehouse. japr7:y
TH2ST JAVA COFFEE— BoajwcJr-For sale at
15 MORRIS* -TEA. STORE, iirlbe Diamond. [api7
Hope Foundry.
MUXS CDCHHAJt,—." « >
WJ 'cOC Hll AN ; J! ’B RIDE ffo „
h r a 137 Front Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of castings, cooking stove.,
Donovan’s Improved Enterprise. Cooking
,Vntentcd August, 1850,) Rauges, Hollow Ware, Grates,
fcC. Also,lron Vaults, Vault Doors, Railing Window
Stutters, and Wrought Iron Work of every description.
anti ... "■ ■ - " ■
lit 7 Wanted.
OR 30 HANDS, to make BOVS’CLOTHES
. . None but first rate hands need apply, at
marts v R. CHESTER’S, 71, Smithfield street.
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<sommtrrial anb '.financial. ,
■Weekly Review of tl» WRolemle Buket,
OFFICE OP THE MORNING POST, »
Friday, April 18, 1851. J
Th® weather throughout the week has been quite
changeable. Oar rivora contieue id good navigable
order. Bnsinosß daring tho week bas been moder
ate. The receipts by river continue light. Floor
la coming in alowiy, barely sufficient for home' dc*
□and. • *
ASHES —Very little doing in Salmratns ; aalea at
605)c. In Soda Aah tho market is well supplied ;
we quote as before at 3)03)c on time. No change
in other sorts; Pearls 6)0.; Pots 404Jc.; Scorchmgs
303)c.
APPLES —The market is well aapphed; sales
from 75 to 51,25 per bbl.
ALE..The demand is active, and salea regular al
tho following prices:
Bavarian Beer, per bbl
Common, per bbl.
XX do
XXX do .
Common, hair barrels
XX do
XXX do
Common, qr. barrels
XX do
XXX do
•with 60c per bbl thrown off for cash.
BUCKETS—SaIes of Beaver from store at @2,00
02,25. ■'>
BULK MEAT—We could hear of no sales.
BACON—The sales daring the week wero largo.
We note sales of 150 hhds Shoulders and 1300
pieces do at 6®, 60 days. Salea of Hams at 81;
Sides at 71071, and firm. Tho stock is light.
BUTTER—The market is not so firm, and the
demand limned. Sales of Roll at 9 to 12 ; keg,
7 to 8.
BLOOMS—SaIes ol Juniata at ; @60062.
BROOMS—The market is overstocked, and has
a downward tendency; sales range from 871 to 31.
CHEESE—Moderate supplies; sales of Cream
a16i07c.; Common at 5106 c. Good Cream is
wanted very much.
CORN MEAL—4O to 50c.
COPPER—SaIes of ingots at 19020 c.; sheet at 24
025 c.
CANDLES—SaIes of Pittsburgh Mould at 10c.;
Cincinnati at 91 to 10c.; Star at 22023 c.; Reserve
Mouldat 10c.
COAL —Regular sales at 4)051.
CORDAGE..Tho following are the card prices of
Manilla Rope, by Coil, He
Do do when cut, 15c
While Rope, by C0i1,.. 11c
Do do when cut, 12c
Tarred do by Coil, 10c
Do do when cut, 11c
Packing Yarn, fine,.... 7c
Do do common, 8c
Manilla Bed Cords, .@1,8702,8103,70 ?doi.
Do do . per coil
Hemp do 1,5002^20i03,00pd0J.
Do do- per coil 10 “6
Manilla Plough Linea, 87) doc.
Hemp do do 76 “
CRACKERS. .The rcgularsales to the trade are at
tho followingrates:
COFFEE —There la a much better feeling in the :
market than lasi week; holders demand better
pricos We note sales of 145 bags at 11), 4 months.
Sales in a small way at 11) to 12).
CLOVER SEED—No demand except by retail.
Water Crackers 84|OEH?’
Butler do
Pilot Bread 4,00
SaaarandSodaCrackcra-.. 7c. V la.
COTTON YARNS —Wo hate no change to notice
i n Cotton Yarn. Prices firm at the quotations,
FOUND TABUS.
No-5, els per IS 20 No. 13 eta per Q . 23
,< g .< SO “ 14 “ “ 24
„ 7’ it 11, 20 “ 16 “ “ 25
„ g’ it it 21 “ 16 “ « 26
,i 9’ 11 ■■ 21 «« 17 “ “ 27
11 to! “ 21 “ 18 “ “ 28
■1 11 ii ii 22 •< 19 << “ 29
•i 12 « 11. ...22 “ 20 “ « 30
DOZEN YARN*
No. 600, els peris.. .10) No. 800,ctsperdoi..8)
ii 600, “ “....9) “ 900, “ “...8)
11 700, “ « 8) “ 1000, “ *>...8)
Carpet Chain, 22 Candiewick, 19
Coverlet Yarn, 22 Bag Filling ...19
Twine,...-. 25 Batting... No. 1, IS 10 20
Cotton Warp..l3 12 11 No. 2 and 3,16 to 17.
DRUGS —The following is a list of prices ofeomo
of the most prominent articles under this head :
Aloes, IBs 15018 Brimstone, 18.. ..40
Alum, “ .3)0 4 Camphor, ref, 36040
Acafmtida.lSi,.. .18025 Chloride limej“.. .270 O
Arrow Root, “. ..12014 Cochineal, “ 1,3001,60
Aquefortis, “...10011 Copperas, “...1)0 8
Litharge, “...6J061 Liquoncert.“ 70 9
MaddorUmbro4Bal2ol3 “ ball "....07002)
Castor Oil, bb15...81,66 Sal Soda « 4043
Qoinine 0*.@4,2603,30 Glue,com. “••••11012
DRIED BEEF —Salea of now at 8).
FEED—Sales of Bran from first hands at 11012 c.;
Middlings, 30; Shorts, 16 to 20.
FlSH—Salea ol No. 3 Mackerel at 88,26 to 8,50,
at which holders aro firm. No ealca of other Nos.
FLOUR —There won qoilo a demand for Flour
during Ihe week—pricos fluctoaliog, Salea daring
tho week at @3,25 to 3,40 al the wharr and from
wagons wo have aalea of small lota at @3,4s—ibo
average price, however, being @3,31 to 3,37,
from store* it is sold at $3146 to 3,60 by tho dray
load- Receipts very light—barely sufficient for ihe
demand.
FRUIT —We give onr table corrected.
While R- Candy, 16017 c. I Raisins Buocb ,2,5002,75
Ycllow“ “ ..14015c. I do Cluster, ,2,7603,00
Bed “ “.. 18020 c. IZanto Carnots,....9)c.
Liqaoricc, 18020 c. Filberts *7)oBc.
Refined « 35037 c. Walnulß, 7|oBc,
Juiubo Paste,.. .27028 c, Cream Nuts, 6107 c.
iy,, C s ....809c. Almonds, 160230-
Lemon H. Shell 10012) c.
Oranges, —*■ Shelled “ 26027 c.
Dried Apples,*. .76080 D. Peaches @1,3701,50.
GROCERIES —The stock in first hands is good.
Sunar is firm. Wo nolo sales daring tho week 10
lots at 6) to 6); In bbls 61 to 6) is naked.—
Molasses is advancing ; wo note sales at 36 to 37)
in lots; some holdeis diking higher figures, and
prefer holding.
GRAlN—Receipts continue moderate; wo note
salea of 800 boshcle Wheat at from 60 to 65. Rye
is dull; we have sales at 40 to 42, and several
lots reported al 46, which is a shade higher than the
prices paid at tho City Mills. Sales of Oats aro
made at 30 to 31. Coro: salos have been made at
34 to 38.
GLASS..Wo notice no chango in Window Glasa;
sales of city brands, 8 by 10, al @3,76; 10 by 12 at
@4,2604,60 box.
Country brands arc sold at lower prices, and may
be quoted as follows t
8 by 10 @2,76 I 10 by 16 @3,76
10 by 12 3,00 110 by 16 3,76
0 by 10 3,26 1 10 by 17 3,75
Flint Glass. —We give the following condensed
list for somo or tho principal articles of Flint Glass
as manufactured and sold in this city :
Plain Tumblers perdoz- 30c@ 3,00
Mould do PAZ V
Pressed do 1,000 3,25
Pressed do toy. ' , ~500 9$
Champagnes | ;; ,
Wine Glasses '* •; 600 8,00
Lemonades «sjo 6,00
Jelly BtandSyfiach '• £2® 2*92
Decanters, per doz
Pitcher 0 ■* 11 » »**l,2jo 9,00
Pitchers, heavy pillared, per pair • • • *3,00010.00
Pitchers, heavy cut flute, each 750503.
Molasses cans “ l * 592 9*22
Molassea cans, Bntannia tops, per pr. 750 4,00
Flower vases, per dozen 4»OO0 ®i®®
Flower vases, cut, per pair 6,00012,00
Jcl'y classes, per dozen 1,250
preyed sweet-meat dishes, per doz* -1,25010,00
Pressed sweat-meat bowls, per pair • 870 6,00
Bureau knobs and pins, per dozen •••1,00 01,GO
APOTHECARIES SHOP FOBNITDII*.
Snecle iars, lackered Covers, per doz 1,25010,00
sKow jars ' per dox
Fluted Colognes, »* 3,00011,00
TinctuTeSyground stopper, perdozon -1,00012,00
Show Bottles, each 750
HOPS —Regular sales at 40c.
HIDES—We hear of some transactions of Green
Hides at 4* to 4i. Thero are sales of Western Dry
Hides made at 11 to 12.
HOMINY—Very little doing; some sales reported
at 4,6005,50 per bbl.
IRON & NAILS*.The following is a corrected
list of the prices of tho various sizes and dcscripb
tions of Pittsburgh manufactured Iron. We give
the outside range of prices s .
laoir —Flat bar *2|osftc.-
<< Round and square bar . • *2|(35 c.
<< Band .....2|o3ftc.
<< Hoop 4. *.3|(&sftc.
<< 5heet......... . ....6 05ftc.
Spikes—Cut, 3 to 4} inch....... 4,00
“ Cut, 6to 6 inch* , 4,50 **•
“ Cat, 6 to 7 inch®..®*®® 5,00
Nails —10 to *2O penny 94,25 keg.
« Bto 9 penny*. 3,60 “
“ 6to 7 penny 4,00 “
“ 5 penny ....4,25“
4 penny 4,50 **■
“ 3 penny.......... 6,60 11
LEAD—Sales of Pig at 6ft; Bar at 6c.
LEAD PIPE—The following aro the card prices
ft 1 “ No. 3 “ “ 7c- V “
ft * - “ No. 2 “ “ 80. & u
ft •• No. 1 *■< “ 7ftc.?>’ u
ft ‘ “ No. 1 “ »* “
ft 4 * v . No.l “ “ Oftc.ft?* *•
.1 ‘ No.l “ “ I3ftc.? “
All other eUcsCftc. ftp* 8),
' s . '
•v-V-i .
LEATHER—The following prices will bo. found
carrot:
New Y0rk,.....i..... ....174020
8a1tim0re,.........., . • • • • • • ■ • .21022
Slaughter, ...20c.
• Upper Leather.*- 526,00030,00
Calf Bkins.. ......... d0z...... • ..24,00028,00
Phil’a.do*. doa.« .♦««.* .30,00036,00
Harness Leather,. • v ••• ■ *
Bkirting,.;.do;*. ....*•••» *21023. '
. Bridle,.*«.do.»••••••? doz. ..30,00*033,00 i
LUMBER—The following table of Dry Lumber i
is correct • •> , ,
ClearP’M- ... 022,00 Flooringldo 10,00020,00
Commondo 011,00 Common ldo 0 :
Clear 14 do ! 033,00 Oak , - 024,00
Common 14 do ' - 010,60 Pino Shingles
Clear 2 do 44,00 . V looo' . .2,5003,00
Common 4 do 22,00 Laths,saw’d 2,0002,50
. MESS PORK—Receipts light rsales'at 818.
OlLS—Solos of Linseed at 86095 per gal,; No.
1 Lard at 60c,i Tanners’, at 18020..
PIG METAL—SaIes of Allegheny at $2B 036;
of H. R. at $26027.
: POTATOEB—SaIes at from $1,60 to 2,08 hbl.,
and at 40 to 76 per bushel.. Tendency upward.
ROSlN—Sales ats3,oo to. 3,26 $r bbl.
RICE—Sale by the uerce at 44 to 4|.
, RYE FLOUR—Wo quote an 52,75 to 2,87.
SHEEP PELTS—SaIes at 50 to 75c,
SALT—Sales at $1,26. ■
STARCH—SaIes at 6407 c.
TOBACCO—The demand continues good ; sales
during this week oicced last week. We note sales
of
86 00
6 00
8 00
9 00
4 00
3 60
4 SO
1 75
3 00
2 36
Springer’s Extra s’s.. ? *.3l to 32c.
W. H. Grant’s* . .32 to 33c.
Russel! & Robinson’s. 32 to 33c.
Eudor’s ** • *•«»••*•••.»*.30 to 31c•
Price & Harwood’s «••»....»•« 30 to 31c.
Baltimore 5pun....... to 33c.
Gedge’aoTwist .14 to 15c.
Leaf Tobacco .........10 to 16c.
TALLOW..SaIes of mutton tallowat 61, beef do,
TAR..Sales of N. C. at $4,0004,25.
TIN PLATE..There is a brisk business doing in
this article at $11,60013,50 $> bor, wub a discount
of 75c & box off for cash.
VINEGAR..SaIes of Crab at9oloc.
WHISKEY—SaIea of Rectified; at 20022 c.
COHRKiTXED DAILY FOB THB MOBHIHQ-
PatrlcUs & Friend, Exotiaßg*
Cornu of Diamond alley and Wood it.
LOA.NS.
United Slates (Fs
do do fiV
Pennsylvania 6’s
do s’a*.
Allet heny county C 7 a* ■
ao coupon B’s
do scrip
Pittsburgh city G's* • ■ 1
do coupon S’s, payable ini
Philadelphia I
Allegheny City 6 T s- •f••• • • • • • |
ao coupon G> payable ju-.!
Philadelphia
Ban* of Pittsburgh
Mcichonu and Manufacturers
Bank
Exchange Bank
Farmers'Depositc Bank-
Allegheny Savings Bank
SBUKrE STOCES
Mcnongaliela Bridge-
Si. Clair street do • •
Hand street do
N. Liberties do -•
INSI7JZAKCK STOCKS.
Western Insurance Co- •
Citizen*’ do do--'
Associated Firemen's do
TELEGttAPU STOCKS.
Atlantic Pittsburgh tot
to Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Cin. and Louisville'
Lake Erie Line •
Pittsburgh Gaa Works
Monongaheltt Slackwaier-
Youghioghcny do
ESH.BOAD STOCKS
Pennsylvania Railroad ■ •
Penna. and Ohio do
Cleveland and PnisVh do---*
Marine Railway and Diy Dock
Fayett t Manufacturing Co * .*«
Erie Canal Bonds, olif- • • •
do do do new*
COPPXa STOCKS.
Pittsb’gh and Boston (Cliff Mine))
North American
North West
North Western
Iron City
Eureka-"
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal
Adventure
Ohio Trap Rock
Bidgo Mining Company* ♦
Bluff .
Colling - •*
Fire Steel-*****—*
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks*•♦'—par.
Philadelphia “ “
Brownsville “ ••• V
Bucks county 41 44
Chester Co.(new Issue) -
Columbia Budge Co.
Danville • • * ‘
Delaware co. •*
Doylestown
Easton
i- - •• • •
1 > +
PRICKS OF STOCK
Pat xalui.
.. 3 100.00,
.. 100,00
.. 100.00
.. 100.00
BAJHC ST<J«S.
BANK NOT£OJB.T.
CO&RECTSD S&ILY-BY
Boon <fc Sargent, Exchange Bankers,
Corner qf Wood and SuuA ftrerls, Pittsburgh.
State fik ami Branches * 1
Other Solvent Banks* •• • 1
Bk of Saadoaky *75
Granville
Norwalk *5O
ITrbanna .-50
Wooster 75
•INDIANA.
. {(
It _ . ((
Germantown **
Lancaster Banks •«——
Lebanon
Montgomery co.
Northumberland
State Bk and Branches • 1
MICHIGAN.
All Solvent Banks G
WISCONSIN.
Pousvuta
Reading
Schuylkill co.
Washington “ ,c
West Branch * ■
Wyoming “
Carlisle 1
Charabershorg V
Ene 1
Geltysburgh 1
Harrisburg 1
Honesdalc * 1
Middletown 1
Wayncsbarg 1
York Banks • V i
Relief Notes .1;
United Slates Bauk •«* *’.ls
Allegheny City Scrip • • • par
Allegheny Co.. u ••Oprem
PuisDurga City • •• *par
NEW YORK.
New York City ■ • ■« —PM
Marine fc Fire Ins. Co. at
Mtlvraukie • *•• 5
TI&NNESSfcE.
NORTH CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks* •• ••• • 11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks***-*-*-* 1
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banka*»
ALABAMA.
LOUISIANA.
All Solvent Banka 1
EXCHANGES.
New York *i prem
Philadelphia* ••• • *i “
Baltimore*— “
Cincinnati-- l dis.
Louisville* 1
St. Loms U “
Country Banks* •**
NEW JERSEY
All Solvent Banks 1
DELAWARE.
All Solvent Hanks par
Small.Notes**— — 1
MARYLAND.
Balumore Banks par
Country Banka l
VIRGINIA.
VALUE OP COINS.
AraencanGold (new). par.
do . do (o]d)*sprem.
Sovereigns 8 4,8 J
Guineas* 5,00
FrederlcsdoeTS •••*.•• 7,80
Ten Thalers*— 7.80
Ten Guilders 3.00
Louis d’or 4,25
Napoleons**- 3,80
Doubloons, Patriot* • • 15,75
do . .Spanish* • 16,25
Ducats* 2,15
Bkof. Vs. and Branches 1
Farmers’ Bk A Branches 1
Valley Bk and Branches I
Exchange Bk&Br&nch’s 1
Wheeling Banks i
do Branches***- l
NEW ENGLAND. ...
All Solvent Banks* —*.— t
PORT OF PITTBDURQII>
6 JBET 4 INCUES WATBB IN. TUB CHANNEL
ARRIVED
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Boles, Beaver.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
“ J. M’Kee r Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
“ Fashion No; ?, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Thomas Shriver, Baxley, West Nowton.
“ '-Diurnal, Coilwell, Wheeling.
*' Clipper, No: 2,
“ .Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
“ Atlantic, PaTkmson, ,do
“ J M’Kce, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
“ ThomaS Shriver; Bailey, West Newton.
“* Fashion, Peebles, Elixaueth.
J.- Nelson, Moore, Wheeling,
u Brilliant', Grace, Cincinnati.
Wednesday Packet ft>r Cincinnati,
cm. The new and.fast running steamer CIN*
|Jk&^CrNNATI } BaMlsaUAii, Master, will leave
Miyiatmflregttlarly every Wednesday.
Lars'tt' Ehl " PBsSage ’ “W^^NBERGLR
For Marietta and Hoctelngport*
I JSsUlfcte The fine steamer PACIFIC, Zanour Mae
will leave for ike above and interraedi
ate ports every TffUH&DAPt &A 0 clock, P. AI.
For freight or pa ssage, SON,
No 61 Water st„ and 63 From si.
Allegheny Hive* Trade.
RBOVISs FRAXKUN PACKETS.
i tfcSfr p> The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
WWETtNo d. Can! W« Hums, leave, the Alls
%S£>f for franklin .every Monday and Thursday,
Bt The fine steamer ALLEGHENY ELLE No 3, Capi.
Jon» Harms, leaves the Allegneny wharf for Frank
lin, every Tuaiay and Friday, at 4 P M.
Air Freight or Passage, apply on Board.
tvOR SALE OR RENT— A Dwelling House, arranged
JH with five Rooms, a large pnrnh in front, with Vom-
Uan shatters, Ac.; together with half an acre of ground,
well adapted for gardening purposes,as now laid off:
with Fruit Trees, Ac The aWeis Pleasantly situated
on Bagley street, Alleghen| jT Pr.ee R |CTOJer^easy
a p r jQ . SO Snmhfleld street.
, fcaw ffartner»Wp»
THE subscribers have associated the
practice of Law, under the firm-of Black &■ Wash-
Bfoxai?. One or the other-of:then, when cot engaged
Court, can be found at aU tunes tu the ofhce>on Fourth
stteeT, Pmsbaigh,now occupy *&.««<*
HEADE WASHINGTON.
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. Custom. House, Pittsburgh. ?
Surveyor* Office* April 2,1651. \
CiEALED PROPOSALS -will be recetved at this office
C 5 until ISo’olockj- 20th day of April, inn., for the fol
lowing atticS??,'for the use of the sick at the Untied
States Marine Hospital, near this City, until the 30th day
of June, 1852: , • - -
Beef,os freeus possible from bone, price per pound.
Bread, eacli loaf to weigh ofle lb. •« <■ «•
Brown Sugar of tho best quality. • ■ “ “ “
Tea Hys6h.--r.
Rice flo'ur*.**
Soap•
Spcrmcandlee-***-**-
Coffee-- ■«♦'»*
; Stitter.beetqualtty.." li;
Middling bacon******': u . „
- „ « «
Flour,best superfine** . P? £ * ■ -l-
Molds ses
' Port'wine********-**'** “ ‘ ....
Vinegar *. .
Milk*** V...;... « ‘ “ quart.
Besl.bohed meat**• ••* “ bu £ l,el.
Potatoes * .*•••• * “ ‘
Beans'****************
Eras***.** * { . dozen.- .
Salt “ “ peck*
.Hominy*. ****** “ “ V
Wood-*** “ “ cord
Coal***..** “ bushel.
All of the foreign articles to be of the very best quali*
ty, and to bo furnished at such limes and in such quauti
ties ason the requisition ot the Steward of the Hospitai,
approved by the Surveyor, may be required;
Any otheL&nicies that may be wanted, the contractor
to famish at the lowest market price. ' ' : .
It is estimated that the number of patients sup
plied wilf average about 20 per day. In .addition to
which there will be about 10 officers and servants to be
supplied. ’ . ..
Any information concerning the contract Will begiv
en on application at this office. - HENRY WOODS,
ap3:t2sin. Surveyor arid Agt., U. S. Marine Hospital
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Administra
tion have been granted to the subscriber on the
Estate of iohn Shepherd, deceased. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said Estate, are requested to
make immediate payment; and all having claims, to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
JANE SHEPHERD,
Adminiiiralrix.
PITTSBURGH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
The .subscription Books for Stock in the above
Company will Tcmain open for a few days, at the Office
of the Company, No. 75Pourth street.
pprlQ C. A. COLTON, Sec»y.
Business Notice.
ALL persons having basiness with the undersigned,
either as Public Accountant, Instructor in Book-
Keeping,or otherwise, .will find him at the Pittsburgh
Commercial College, from o‘till 11 o’clock, A. M., and
from 2 till 4 o’clocic, P. M.
Merchants in .want of competent Book keepers can
be supplied by calling on JOHN FLEMING,
• api9 Principal Instructor in the Science of Accounts!
:© Brokers*
Pittsburgh.
Aaied. Offered
,8110,756110,62
i 105.00! 104.00
101,25! 101,00
92.75: 92.50
05.00:
i - 00,00-
! 95,00]
; J 90.00;
James Meet*
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
(Successor lo Robert WightraanO
Comer of-Liberty and Water sirttlsj Pittsburgh,
~\]rr¥LL build, and finish to order, on the shortest no
’ fy lice, and most accommodating terms, Steam, En
gines and Machinery, and Castings, of all descriptions,
at the lowest prices.
PirreBTOOH, April 9,1851.
1 cheerfully recommend 10 the public and my former
customers, my successor, Mr< JAMES REES, a compe
tent and able mechanic, capable of building Engines
and Machinery in the racst satisfactory aad approved
style. [aprOry] - ROBERT WIGHTMAN.
160,00;
23,0$
35,00
4G.00
33, oo;
BARGAINS!— -Teachers and families wishing 1 to par
chase School Books, Classic,Text Boobs, and Edu
cational works, will find it greatly to tlieir interest to
call immediately at the Educational Book Store,Cs Alar*
ketstreet, adjoining Dr. Thorn’s Drag Store. This es
tablishment is selling off at cost, to close up.
ALSO —Carter A Bro.’s valuable Boobs, at cost. We
have an excellent stock of these works, and families,
ministers, ic., would do well to call daringthe present
week only. [apr9] EDUCATIONAL BOOK. STORE.
TO-LET— The STOKE ROOM now fined Up with an
elegant modem and attractive front. Rent very low
apt 9 EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE,
49.00
49,00
25,00
55,00
50,00
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut; Varnish
Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale.
THE subscribers have just received from New York
and Boston a most splendid slock of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machinery Pnrniture suitable
for tho trade. Alt of which we will sell at extremely
low prices.
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail tobe sailed either as to quality, or
price; and, as it is well known that -Furniture can be
made by machinery superior and .much lower than by
hand, the attention of tie trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work,in all its branches, carried on as usual.
44,00
37,00
40.00
102,50
30,00
45.00
40,00
120.00
31,00
32.C01
8.00
5,00
Plank for hand rails* for Carpenters, and alt articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on band—viz: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs, Ac., Ac. RYAN A AFKEE,
Ryan’s Buildings,
mar22:ydaw No. 3i Fifth street.
ERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.—JAMES A.
JONES, comer of Liberty and Hand streets,'has
received a fine assortment of Perfumery and Fancy.
Soap:
Roussel’s cologne water; Roussel’s omnibus soap;
Wetberill’s do; 1 do nmantme do; •
French do; do Circassian do;
WetberilTa toilet water; Brown Windsor do;
Aromatic vinegar; Transparent wash balls;
Roussel’s assorted extracts; Military shaving soap ;
Lubin’s do do; Roussel’s shaving-cream;
Eaulustral; do do compo’d;
Genuine bear’s oil; Jenny Lind hair gloss;
do ox morrow; Odomine .or rose toothpaste;
apr4
LARD OIL—I 2 bblfr. J. L. Coahlinjj’s No. 1 Winter
Lard Oil, in store and for sale by
; MILLER & RICKETSON,
qpr9 No. 221.»nd 223 Liberty street.
Figured poplins.—a. a. mason & co. ? ore
now opening-eases and packages of plain ana fig
ured PopUns. Also, a large lot of lace capes, breakfast
caps/jackonet flocncing, Ac., Ac. (apr7
SHAWLS.— A. A. MASON a CO., have just received,
. per express, thirty canons of printed cashmere; high
Colored Thibet; embroidered do;, fancy de laine, and
other Shawls. [apr7
REMOVAL.— J. SHEA has removed to No. lIS Mar*
i ket street, (two doors north of his'old stand,} : the
house lately occupied by R.D. Thompson. [aprSuw
SEED STOKE REMOVED.—The subaori&er has re
moved his Seed Store, from Second street to the
building recently occupied by Mr. Reed, as a Tailor
Shop, on Third street, almost immediately opposite the
Post Office. T [apr4:tf] F. L. SNOWDEN.
Solvent Banks. 3
FIFTn STREET, between Wood and Market streets,
opposite Iron City Hotel. AU kinds of Jewelry
made and repaired. [aprs:ly
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland*
THE undersigned, European Agent?' has again ar
rived in the United States.and will leave Pittsburgh '
in Jane next, for the itotniyfifth toar -of this Ageucy,
through England,lreland, Scotland, Wales,&c., to return :
in September. He collects legacies, debts, rents, prop
erty and claims; remits money by sightdrafis to all parts
of Great Britain and Ireland, at the rate of 85 per pound
sterling; procures copies of wills.dceds and documents;
conducts searches of all kinds, Ac., Ac. He transacts
the business in connection with his relative, Hoqb
Keesah, Esq., nowresidentinDublin, who for more than
twenty years traveled business,between
! Europe and America. Innumerable references given.
I During the subscriber’s absence, remittances and other
business will be attended to at his Office, by his brother,
Edward J. Keenan. Office on Fifth street, opposite St.
Paul’s Cathedral. THOS. J. KEENAN,
European Agent, and Attorney at Law,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jp* Mr. KBEU-Nmay be’seen on business in Cincin
nati, at the Broadway Hotel, on the 29th and 29th of
April; in Louisville, at the Louisville Hotel, on the Ist
and 2a of May; and in St. Louis, at the City Hotel, on
the 7th, Bth and 9lh of May. [apr2:3wdaw
136 Wood street, two doobs below Vihgin axlet
BOWS&TETLEY,
PRACTICAL CUTLERS, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Instrument Manufacturers.
WE are now receiving our Spring Slock of GOODS,
comprising a foil aasortmenl ofHardware, Curlery,
Qvns, Pistols and JKujiting Kniv&s: Also, all of the la
test improved Pistols manufactured in Ameriea.
In addition to our Store, we have a manufactory for
making all kinds of Instruments and Tools. Our Instru
ments are unequalled in the western country for
superior finish and workmanship—which we refer to the
best dentists in the two cities. >
All orders from a distance will meet wuh prompt at
tention. Jobbing and Repairing neatly executed. Par
ticular attention paid to the making of Trusses -and
Supporter*:
jq. B. We are also Agents for the sale of Charles C.
Reinhardt’s celebrated Glass Pad Truss, the.best now in
use for the speedy cure of Heniia.
For sale by the single dozen. (ap9
■ttfflWhMiHrlllijmiii’H E - corne ’ Of Market and
“ North American Accountant,” and '‘Western Steam
boat Accountant,” Professor of Book-Keeping and the
Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
of Mercantile Law. .
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Ornamental and
Mercantile Penmanship.
Persona desirousofobtaining athoroogh Met Cantileed
ucation,can Tely upon obtaining in this Institution every
thing that is advertised.' There is.no advertising of the
names of Instructors and Lecturers who neither teach
nor. lecturejn tho place; not no humbugging the public
with pucts of engravings, with the engraver’s name sup
pressed, and a name affixed, pretending to hove. ,r exe7
cuted” them with a pen. ,
Ladies’ Writing Class meets in a separate apartment,
/romltMo 12A.M. . in al
Oentlemen’s Class from 8 in the mormng tin iu at
- [margltdfcw
A. W. Fotter, . _
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
OFFICE, NO* 47 FOURTH STREET; bdma Market
ttree:,pi:itbeirxh, Pa. noviS-dawl y
CURE YOURSELF AMERICAN COMPOUND—
This never failing speeificisguarameed in all cases
of delicate disease, together with the altendant com
plaints, to effect a speedy, safe and lasting care the
coarse of a few days, without tojdiatr
ness or injury to thesysteair' It is an old and popular
remedy 'has loro been (and still is) üßed in the private
n“c life of a physician, radically curing nmety.mne.pf
the hundred cases It leaves no odor on the breath, and
may be used try any one without the least fear of expo-
For sale at the Medical Depot, Ho. 50 Southfield
street. Piltabargh, Fa. - _ l apr<
—or RKST Orem Tea in .FimiwrgA.—Some new
rroD Yountr Hyson Ten has been received at MOR
RIS’ Tea Mart;in ihe Diamondjwhicli f«
flavor is superior to any ever sold m Pittsburgh. Pnee
*l,OO per lb. “P 8
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To Cabinet fllabera.
Thomas M. litttlej
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER*
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
p v S' & > s
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.xpriuly for tf?c -Doitu Morning Put,
Reported E:
SBOKIVUJ) BT LIOKTSIXO—“PBEfTED BT ST BAM
DESTRUCTIVE BTORM.
Boston* April 17,
Wq wore yesterday visited by a severestorm and
gale. The wharves are overflowed, and the .cel
lars of the Custom Hoase atoreSj.on Long Wharf,
are. completely inundated, and the destruction of
property thereby is immense. The flats at East and
South Boston are covered with water.'
Theraila, in a number of places on the Housa
tonjc Railroad, have been washed away with the
'embankments.
' e Thtrack of the Worcester Railroad was under*
mined beyond the dam. Tho Eastern Railroad was
also badiy washed in mihy places. ;
The new Episcopal Church is so seriously dam
aged thaVit will. have: to be rebuilt. : This is the
highest tide ever known to have occurred in Boston.
The steeple of the Baptist Church, at Charleston,
has been blown down. It fell on Theo. Lock, who
Was passing at the time, killing; him instantly.
: A schooner is reported to have been wrecked on
Chelsea beach, and all on board are supposed,to
have perished.. It la impossible at. this time to give
in estimate of the loss, but it is very heavy. _
:■ A riot has taken place iietwQen, the Orangemen
and Catholics, at ‘ Remfrew county, Canada West,
owing to the appointment of Mr* Wm. Harris, forrar
er editor o F the By town Jacket, to be Crown Land
Agent. "There was some blood abed. ;
The Boston authorities have refused the. use of
Faneiul Hall Tor Mr. Webster to address the citizens/
Haying recently refused similar applications fronr
others, it is deemed inexpedient, in the present el
icited state of the public mind, to gram -it to him* -
MEXICAN AWARDS.
WABHnrpTOS, April 17. :
. The Republic of; this tnorniog contains a list of
the awards of the Commissioners of the Mexican
claims. The whole number of memorial* presen*
ted was 272. . The number rejected as insufficient
was 40. The sum appropriated was $3,250,000,
and the aggregate of all the awards ss $3,203,520,
i leaviog the sum of 846,477 to be paid back to the
Mexican government. . ■
In the meantime I may state that some of the
large awards aie as follows
Lewis J. Hargous, $53,682; Dr. Gardiner, 6322,*
000 j Union Land Company, Texas, $68,899 ; Gal*
veato.n Bay and Texas company, $50,000 j Aaron
Leggot, $104,000; W. Si. Parrott, 114,000.
The reaalts generally arc satisfactory to the claim
ants.
The Union of this morning seems to doubt wheth
er another Cuban Expedition is on foot. The edi*
tor thinks that the report in circulation originated
with the agents of the Spanish government, whose
interests arc promoted by keeping up the excitement.
There has been a flare up in the New York Sen*
ate; the Democrats, with two exceptions, having
withdrawn on account of the Whig determination to'
pass the Erie. Canal .enlargement bill. There not;
being a qaorarn present the bill was lost. There
was great eicitemeut .and considerable, rejoicing
arrioog the Democrats. The session closes to-mor«
row.
f Tobohto, April 16*
Win. Lyon McKenzie has been roturned to Par*
iaoipnt by the county of Haldnmand*
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
ffooH • New Yobk, April 11
. No tidings of the America, in consequence of
the interruption on the wires. ' j
Flour. .Littledoing.
Wheat.. Holders firm, at 1,1601,16 for prime
Genesee; mixed,Ohio 1,00. -
Corn..ln demand at 69.
Pork; .New Mess 15,12i@15,25;. old 14,; new,
Prime 5 old 11^011^5.
Lard.. Steady, at 9c. . 7
• Tobacco.. Dull; £y. 74011*. ' .
Groceries..ln good demand; St.Domiogo Coffee.
9*o9*; Laguaya 10*0104; Rio-940104. Wlolss*.
ses firm and in request.;' Bog&ra inactive,
i Lead.. Has a downward tendency. t
Linseed.Oil-.Firm; English 87. .
EVEmno.] :. New Yobk* April IV;
Cotton.. Steady and unchanged.
Floor.. Dull at 4,50 for common;
Grain.. Wheat is more active ; Ohio at 1,00.--
iiye is scarce at 74. «Corn is lower; prime yellowy
68c.." ‘ .
/Pork.. Firm at 15,12 for oew.Mess, and 12,60 for
prime.
Lard.. Finn, at 9 for fair.
Whiskey.. Lower, at 24.,
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.
Business continues very qniet.
Flonr..A few hundred bbls standard brands sold
at 4,60, at which holders are ‘firm ; sales in Iptsfor
city use at 4,56*; sales ot eatra at higher rates.*—[
Ryo Flour , continues in demand at 3,50; but little
coming in. Sales of Corn’Meal at 2,87** *ome
holders refuse this price. :
Grain. .There Is a moderate amount of Wheat of
fering, and pricesare steady at 1,05 for Whito.
Rye is in demand at 70c. Corn is . scarce; a sale :of
yellow at 66, afloat. Oats scarce and in demapd;'
- provisions. .Active, and prices of Pork., and Ba
con havo advanced. Mess Pork is held st 15,60;'
Prime 13,00. Lard firm at 9*o9*.
Whiskey. . Scarce at 23c.
The storm of rain which prevailed very generally
yesterday, does not appear to have caused any dam*
age to the Public Works.
April 17.
Flour active. Sales of 1400 bble. Howard, street
at 4,56. 3,000 bblß. city mills at 4,62.
Provisions active. : Prices remain at last quota*
.ions. ; - \
Grain.. Sales of red wheat at 98 to 1,00. Yellow
corn 63 to 64 ; white 62 to 63 j oats 40.
CirrciJSNATi, April 17.
The river has risen 8 inches.
Flour. .In fair demand, bat unchanged; 1 1
Whiskey.. 18p3l8i.
Lard. .In kegs at 9c.
Sugar. .Fair ‘at 606 K
Other articles unchanged.-
aspring Fashion for 1851 X
THIS oeantiful style of HATS received and for
ale by JAMES WILSON;
mar? cornerof Wood st. and Diamond alley.
ptttsbnrgh Liodt Factory*
WM. W. REI LLY, Lock Smilhing, Bill Hanging and
Hhuss BlacksTmlhing,
N 0.165 \Vood SXESST.'
A GOOD assortment of Housework, Slot e and Flush
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors, on hand.
Jobbing attended to imho best manner, (mar2fcy
A Partner Wonted . ;
BY a gentleman who Is now doing a prostable bust- •
ness on the Western Reserve, Onio—butwhose ,
means tire too limited to carry on. the same. .Any her- •;
son of good .character, possessing Sl5OO m cash, or i
goods statable for a ‘country store, can hear of-a good -
chance by calling upon • STUART ts> SlfiiL, •
mar22:lm : 124 Wood street. j
Fatrmonnt Fire Engine for Sale.
THE members of the Fairmoont Fire Company offer
their ENGINE for sale. It Is in first-rate order, and.
will be sold cheap. Enquire of J. SMITH, Sec’y;,
apr3.tf •. . . No. 409 Penn street.
Cabinet matters Wanted. .
THE sabscriberswitl employ a narnberof good hands
ai the above business ;viz; Bateau, Bedstead and
Table makers. ;.Noue but good workmen need apply <—
as good wages will be given
at Ryan’a Buildings,
No. 31 Fifth stree
jOBH COVODB-i
21 -’ F &OE IS & CO V O DB,
(Successors to John Jtt’Faden &Co.J
Canal 'Basing Penn ttnet.
Ferina. Railroad—Central Railroad.'
THE subscribers having been appoirited.shippimt
Agents for the,Pennsylvania or. Central Railroad,,
inform the public that we are now prepared to receive •
any merchandize or produce for shipment east oh the j
opening of the Canal. - .
Gooctevia.this route-will bo carried through in five*
days, and all consigned to us will be forwarded free o* f
commission or charge for advances. r
nATCTpy gniTTSHT HgrWBBMPgIhAPgLTHU. &KTrSBgBR« .
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Books, Stationery. Cutlery ,
Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers, Furniture, Drugsf Me •
dicincs, Saddlery, Wool, a &0-, SUP 100Thai-.'
Hardware, Qaeensware, Groceries,Faints,Dye Stuffs ,
Oils; Leather, Clover,Flax; Timothy;and other Gtos t
Seeds, 100 lbs.: ; :; : : - .. ■
Bacon, Beef, Pork, . Butter, Lard,Lard Oil, Tobacct»
Leaf. Coffee,-Tallow, Grain and Rage, 60c: 1 Off fits. \
. Ashes, Marble, (roughATar, Pitch, Rosin,Germaz-k
Clay, Bones, &c., 50c; Sis.
marie M?F&DEN ter COVODE. •
WH ITE foFsairiow'by r
apt? WM.DTKH.
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* MTENfAL OR PHYSICAL DECAY.— Watfft JYto ‘
. jJL ootu Am ufois.—This great and wondefrfnl remedy -
for nervous diseases) can only be obtained at the Medi*
:cal Depot) 50 Smithfield street.'ll is not on ezcUonu
but a strengthened purely vegetable add harmless; *
like a skillful architect, it begins by laying a firm Aran'
dation, and gradually, but tneessaauy. adds ftrenffth ■
and vigor,until nothing is.leftun&nitfaed. It£s a ner
vine or-such miraculous power, that It is unimportant
how long the disease may have existed. The cheer- ■
fulness it creates, and the strength it gives; are pema*’
nent. Price 81 per bottle. ' . ■ faprll •
The Great Remedy for Consumption of the Lungs, Ape*
Hons of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or weak
ness of the Breast or Lungs, and other affections of the
Breastor Lungs.
QF WILD CHERRY is a.
fine herbal medicine, composed chiefly ofWmj -
Churst BABxand the geninihe XcsLam> Moss (thelatter ,
imported expressly for this purpose,; the rare medical
virtues of which are also combined by a new chemical/
process with the extractor tar, thus rendering the whole
compound the most certain and efficooions remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr. Wra.Y. Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly Aspect*
able Druggist in that delightful village, has informed gs
that the sale of Wistaria Balsam ofwild Cherry is un* v"
paralleled/ The demand for it is so great tbatno can
scarcely keep himsetf sapplied with it. He has had in
his store medicines for long affections; Some of these
were esteemed good and 'Somejrave temporary relief/
But since hehas had Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,
a number of-the most serious cases wore complete! f cu- :
red by its use, “I never sold a medicine,” says the door; •
tor, “in which I had that entire confidence that I had
rhis.” * '*
lx crass 1 Wherever Wistar’a Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is introduced, it at once attains that high reputation if
so riebly deserves. What can prevent its sale when on/
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful enreat -The .
'worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerous Cough,:
(and, also those that tte of long standing,) Bronchitis
or Consumption (inits early stages) are always cured
bv this remarkable medicine. - . • ' ! r
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!:
Curedby Wlatar»oßalsam of Wild Ohony*
Plsasast Bmox, Hamilton co., 0., Sep. 27,1850.
J. D. Part-Dear Sir: I take the liberty of advising .
yon' of the benefit that I have dorived from the nse oi
Dr. Wisuii’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was prostrated
by that terrible scourge,Consumption,in May last.. The .
attack was truly horrifying to tno, for fivoofmy fatally.
(my brothers and sisters,) had died of Consumption, x
I was afflicted, with nearlyalLof the worst features of the.
disease: 1 had a distressing ..ough and Cxpeetoratcd a
I greatdealnfblood,hectic fever, severepainsinthesido
| and chest, cold erniis, alternating with flushes
and copious night sweats;; . , • . -
I was under the 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 my case .
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach ofoarphysfoian , U
skill, advised the use of Wlstar’s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry.
: 1 have taken four bottles of the medicine, and sow
consider myself perfectly well.'; I make this statement
to induce others that are afflicted as l have been, to
make trial of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy has, under the blessing of Providence,-restored
my health. JEREMIAH TSGRIGG.
Cbown Pocrr, Lake co, la, June 15,1849/ .
J, J). PaTk~Dcar Sir : AsThave a deep commitsera
tion for the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief histo*
ryof ray affiictions,-and the benefits derived from the
, use of “Dr. Wistaria Balsam ol Wild Cherry.” In Jnly
1844,1 was attackedwith afeverof a typhoid character,
which left me in a very debilitated itate, whenin the
folio wing. winter l whs taken with a severe Cold, which
reduced me to such ah extent as to give me the appear
ance of ; a confirmed - consumptive. I labored under a
severe couch, expectorated a great deal, and was_trou
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my lungs./1 continued in this state,
gradually sinking nnnef the disease, until January, 1847,
ontil l was again attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially my feet/were constantly cold, and almost
losttheir feeling, under these circumstances it may be
truly said that I was a living skeleton. I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed: by physicians
and try Dr. Wistaris Balsam ofWild Cherry,, and from .>
the first week that I commenced taking it I can date a
gradual recovery., Lconunnediis use sir months, at the
end of which time I was cored, and have enjoy edgood
health ever since/and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those afflicted with diseases of the longs, arid
would say to those commencing its use not to De diar
Conraged, if two or three bottles do hoteffeci a cure, but
persevere as I have done, and Ihave no doubt but tune
cases out of ten will be blessed with'renewed health as
I have been. ’ JOSEPH. JACKSON.-
- Important to thou Afflicted toitA Diseases qf the Lungs
arid Breast ■
Will miracles never cease? More evidence.ofits
surpassing health restorative virtues! - •
[FromUr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co, RyJ
. . 14,1840i .
.Messrs.-Sanford $ Park: I take .this. opporttmAY P
informing yon of a most remarkable cure penOimed pn
mebytheuseof DrjWUtaris Balsam of wfid Cheriy.
In the yearlB4D I was. taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored under tor
when! 'gradually recovered. In the faUof,lB4U.wHa
. attaeked-with UEavere coldi which watdddtself iip.ou .
my lungs, and for the space of three Jetts I tfM'ten*
finedtomy bed. I tried all kinds of medicine* and «ye
, ry variety of aid without benefit i rad. thus ,1 vputaa
along unni the winter of 1845, wken 1 heard of Dr. W ts
taris Balsam, of Wild Cherry. , i, r
My friends persuaded me to give it a trial, though 1
hadgivenup all hopes of recovery, rad had prepared
myself for the change of another world. Throngbiheii
'solicitationsl wasinduced to make use of the gentunp
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. The ,effect was .truly
astonishing. After five years of afflicuonand suffering. -
and after having spent four or five hundred dollars to ho
purpose, aha the best and most respectable physicians
had; proved unavailingVl was soon restored to ©dure •
health by the blessing of God, and the use of; Dr. Was*
laris Balsam of Wild Cherry. ' v : '; - : * _
May the blessing of God rest upon theproprietors o r
so'valuable a medicihe-as
Cherry. -■ Yours, respectfuUyi .. • ny. H. BAKER.;
4 * wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry ”ha»
h fhc sunile of the signature of Henry Wistrr,M, D n
PhiUneTphia, and “ Sanford A Park ” oft a finely exe- •
quted steel engraved wrapper. No other can- begenu-
by I. D. PARK, 1 (successor to Sanford fc-Park,)
.Fourth and Walnut streets, Ohio, General
Agent to.the South and West, to _whom all orders must
b J^^dAfco,Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr,con;erMarkoi
streeLaUdlhe iliomond i BA Fahnestock Co,Pius
bnrghi J'A JTonea, fiUabiuKhi Leo & .BepMiam, Alle
gheny City; LT Washington; W HLember
ton. Franhkn; L B Bowies Umontown; JET Welly,
Oreeasbargh; S Kounlz, Somerset; Scott Gilmore,
Bedford iHeed&Soa, Huntingdon; Mra. Orr, Holhdays
bargh; Hjidebrind&Co, ladftoa; 1.
nine; Evans & Co, ftookuSUei „ A Wilson A Son,
Wsmtesburglii M’Farland A Co, N Caliendor, :Moad
vilie; Button A Co, Erie i.Henry For k
Kelly A Co, Butler; S Spmb, Beaver; J B
L.A ; C S P XJrooier,
tr. Jrownsvnifl'• : ; • •- - -
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’ TO HATE ‘ 1
■ p““kSß&B? h v^£i^ik'°' Siaao '
Nn W.loires’ Dalian Chemical Soap causes. free
n «r»pixation,iind st ihe same time moUifietj soften*
ihA «H. n, givinff it the tenure and beauty of an infant’s.
■“ e 6 a dfiRYV, SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
ota cam t notonly healed, but cured by ita use, as at
rf® . se i en physicians in New York know, who asfrit
in such o •
„ oflw it skin disease.. The reader is, assured-(Jiat
?&»ilnous eless puffed nostrum, as one trial will ploys
, cntS. 'erale at leastBo persons cured of -
1 SORB HE. AD,SORE LEGS , AND SORE BEAHD,
Baviuand the reader is again assured,: I wonld not
croeuy sell it. 'ortho above, unless I knew u to beaH I
. 7 Thnse**hQ areliable to __ •
PHAFED i'HACKED, OB CHAPPED FLESH,
willfindtbis not only a cure, but a-preveativo l tad I
Sn now only add, that any one afflicted withanyof
fhe*nb°C)Ve or <inuiar diseases, will find this all and even
more (admirable in its properties) than r slate.' - •
■: rryaßat, reader, tho stores are flooded withiaritatiorfl,
1 be sure vom ask for Jokes’ Italian Chemical Soapi
“d buy a oulV of WM. JACKSON, only AgemiJ
| Pittsburgh, 210 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood-
■STAtt©*’ litly; Wlticc* j
L AP are cautioned against using c'omraon prcpa
redChalk. ; •’ ■ ■;
They are not aware how frightfully injurious it ia x..
to the skin l how coane, how rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the sain * • _
appears atteruaihg prepared Chalk l *
Besides,!! is injurious,contain- • • - > .
ingalargequantityotXead! .
Wo have prepareda beautifnl vegetable article, which
wecillJONE# SPANISH UL*T vVHItE.
- ii;iB perfectly innocent, being purified, of all deleteri
ous qualities ; and it imparts to the skin anatbraf.
healthy; alabaster, clear, UTing i white; at the /saJao
i time acting as cosmetic on the skin, making it soft 'and
smoothTaoldhy the'Agent, WAL’JACKSQNj 89 Liber*
|ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents.
A flair ronio Kcuoref""'
AND BEAUTIFLER- Trialbotties37i cenla. Thoao.
whohave used Jones’ Coral Hair ResiOTsrrvafcnow
iu excellent qualities—those who have hot we assure
it to possess the following qualities. It will' force the
hair to grow on any part where nature intended hair to
grow,*wpitfaliing off,care scurf or dandrufffind make
ught, red or grey hair grow dart For dressing the hair
soft aodr silky, nothing can exceed j,hisr—itmafcesj
trniy heautifni and -keeps it so. It is, indeed, the mo*
economical, yet superior article for 1 the hair. -
■ Sold only at WM. JACKSON 5 S Store,24ft Lnbcrty su,
heed of kYodd,Pittsburg.. Price 37icents, sft cents and
: 51.0 Q.- • > v"“...tdecSO,
Pearly White' Tee th and Br*othi 4
TO BE HAD FOR 2$ CENTS J
PERSONS who have either, are: honorably assured
that if iheix breath isever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK orf YELLOW,'
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent Uoxof Jpnes'
Amber Tooth PastiTwill make the teeth white at snow'
and-thebre&thodiferously'Bweeu *
- Sold only at JACKSON’S Stare.-2ift Idbeny/streci.
head of Wood. : - •' . l ~ ... . (deegft
" "" Jones’Solution of Jeti ~ .
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYE for the changing of
xl white, red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or let
black colorrin a few minutes.' Price-sbcents ana ©l,OO.
Sold bv W. JACKSON, i4O Libcrly sued, Pitiabuigh
-oad of Wood. IdoeSO
■ JASIEfi A> JOSESt : ~
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL. DHDGaIST
COBMKB OF ÜBXFtI AND- UkHD STHEStI.
A COMPLETE assortment of Drogsj Chemicals and
Family-Medicines, always on,hand., ■ (»gg-
maiS» No. SSFoaitistnel
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