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‘Th* Slauctt on Satubdat.—The excitement
• •' amongst the butchers continued on'S&lUrda; till &
of;the; Market ; HQiwe pre
' seated a fraly da*xUoß appearance. Tho stalls of
■ -OWrtf TiyTgflH. AWDBEW ACKLSY. JAMES GRAHAM
' aod Gs©; W. Eyahs, especially, looked-exceeding*
• 'lj'beautiful,and tho decorations called forth the
moat enthusiastic praise from all who beheld them.
• : - To WiLtiAMTEsn belODgs the credit or cutting the
faucltol designs on paper, ‘which every person ad«
: . mired so ranch. - Tesh is not only a clever follow,
. bat, a natural genius. Without any instructions, he
hts learned the art of cutting on white-paper all
•manner ofrdeaigns, such as battle sccnesVcaravans,
birds, flowers, &C., &c. Wo would suggest to bun
the propriety of sending, specimens of his handi
• • work to the Worlds Fair at Londoa, for we are
certain that they would create quite as great a
sensation as maoy other curiosities; which will be
exhibited there*-
Smushced.—Jos.Robinson, who plead guilty to
the Larceny of a cloth overcoat,, was brought into
1 Coart on Saturday end sentenced to the Pooitentisry
-for.pne year. ThV Judge consoled him with tho
' hope that if he behaved himself properly, he-might
be pardoned out-a short time before his term would
- expire, xnddhoreby waah out lhe staiowhlcb tin*
fortunate circunlstances had placed upon him. .
Oliver W. Shaw, convicted a few days since for an
assault and battery on NathymeV Hopper,, was sen*
'encod to & fine of 6ic. aod coats of proiecution.
NsET Variety Stobe.—We take pleasure fn caiN
•mg : the attention of oar readers to the advertise*
■mentof D, Gregg. Co., who.have opened a new
Variety Store, on the corner of Wood street and
Diamond alley. Their stock is very, large} and has
been selected with tho utmost car©; lh the principal
markets the East. The-senior partner, ot this
firm, Mr. Gregg, has been in the Variety business
> rfot many years, id partnership-with. Mr. McCand
leas, and is well known to all merchants who pur*
chase in Pittsburgh.-
- .So* Miss. Davenport, thu disunguiahed Actress,
makes her first appearance in Pmaburgh this even*
ing, in her favorite character of Adrienne j the Ac*
tress. The genius of this:actress has gained famo
and fortone; hot she baa something more-even than
that to be proud.oMier reception into the first so*
cloly, and the friendship and hospitalities of the-firal
' ladies in the country. .There.will, no doabt, bo a
brilliant boose to greet her. •. *
Mas. BtraHirELL.—This ia the last week of this
- lady s a stay amongst ns, as she contemplates return*
: uig to Cincinnati in the early part of next week.—
~ Those wishing professional examinations, who have
.* not called upon her, must not let tho occasion pass.
Wo have not yet heard of a single instance whore*
: - in her clairvoyance has been at fault, but all bear
- witness to her wonderful powers.
Fihe*—A.fire broke out on Saturday morning
about 3 o’clock, in the Soap Factory of Mr. Thos.
Arnold,on Butcher’s Ran, Reserve township. 'The
. factory, end a.largo frame house belonging to, Mr.
Martin, was entirely destroyed, - Tho dwolhng
bouse was insured to the amount of $5OO.- Np in*
•Aorance on the other.
JSeveuelt BeayiUL—A terrible fight occurred on
Friday at the Charters Railroad, on (ho section
above tho Steubenville.jroad, in which Jones, the.
• Chief Engineer, was severely beaten. Warrants
v- -were issued by ihe Mayor, on Saturday, for .17 or
20_of those engaged in it, some of whom were ar*.
rested, and will-undergo an investigation to*day.
Wilkins Hale .—A grand representation of the
removal of the remains of the Emperor Napoleon,
from the Island of St. Helena -to France, wifi bo
exhibited this evening at Wilkins Hall. It is a hril-
and was gotten up by the first artist
in France, at an enormous eipeosa, expressly lor
Barnum’s Museum. •
; Music —At Mrs.Blamo's Piano Depot, H 8 VVOOJ
vtroetf can be bad all the latest and best airs, ar
; tanged for the goitar and pisno. She always keeps
on band every variety ol ronsicai mu.
*j C> and every thing connected with an establish
" nof the kind* Persona .wishing to purchase
met „
.. Ho won to call,
would,.
„ ...'6»uob> — Saturday, April 19. On Iho
QOABTEU.
Bench, MeClo.' , ? B "« B, \ .„ . . h
. bout ten o’clock, the turora hav*
The Court met a. . , \ ■
.. . .. ■ 'cu theeveningprevious,-
iDgall .been diachart * • ■ .. . r
■ .. f *ban making motions and
notbiog was done other . . . .
• sneb like proceedings. •••-• ■
~ •« ia the title of a
The Mtstebies of tbe People . r , .
. ■>■» • *. ».jj founded on
new novel by Eugene Sue. The talo - . f ol i D( j ¥er '-
the late Freac hßcvolanon, and will be" 011 ***l
interesting. For sale at. Holmes’ Literary ‘▼o 3
Third street, opposite the post office. Also,
of London Labor and the London Poor.
fiST* W, C. Wall, No. 85 Fourth street, has re*
ccived <f Rebels and Tones; or the Blood of the
.Mohawk* a Revolutionary Legend,»> by L&wberce
Labbeb, Esq., a new work just published by DqwiM
. & Davenport, New York.
< Hunsorr. Riveb.—Those wishing to have a view
. . of the scenery along the Hudson river, and some of
the most romantic in Virginia, cao do .so by
ping in attho Athencam this evening. . \ ; ;
M '
w The. weather od Saturday was such no to
dampen out-door transactions, as n rained nearly
all day;. Yesterday waa quite, cool, and wore: the
appearance of Bdow, - < '
. B3F The Common Pleas and Orphans’ Court wore
open ooSalarday, and tho usual business transacted.
. JDagnenean GalUry.
MBS. NEWTON wishes to inform the Ladies' and
Gentlcmcnof this vicinity, that she has filled up at
Room over the Store of Alexander & Day, cornier of
-. Market street and the Diamond, where she ls"prep-ured
to take Daguerreotype Liknesses, in all the vaitions;
■. '• atyiea. ■■ ■ ■ .. ■■ ■.. • j
vlo*.Likenessos taken Single or m Groups o f any
number.-: .. ... • [aprl&tlw
J- S. Tonglt’fl Celebrated Btberoal 4>ll.
TTtOR Churches, Stores, Parlors, Steamboats, Canal
* JP.TBoat?, Halls,Chambers, Kitchens, Workshop?l, and
indeed every place where iighua required. The public
are respectfully invited to call and examine a beautiful
assortment of these Lamps. Also,Lampsof all )tinds.
v for Lard, Lard Oil, &c.* Chandeliers, Girandoles,'Wait
ers,
Paper, Tin Shades, tf&is ana Cons, ana all-things l per*
- taining io the trade. Also, a superior Safety Lai txern,
\ for Steamboats and Stables. .
The cheapest light to be found for store an d shot > pnr
-poses, is Tough’s Refined Chemical Oil and Lamps, from"
which a splendid light is obtained at: f of a cem per
- hour, equal, if not superior, to gas.. We invite au ef-
aminationof oar. goods and prices. Being prepared”, by
the accumulation of 12 years’experience, and wi th fa
cilities to supply Loth the wholesale and retail trade, oh
the most favorable terms, althe Pittsburgh Oitand luamp
Store. : - . ■ - . .
All articles delivered m any part of the city, or 1 n Al
legheny, free of cost-
ETHEREAL AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIK,, re
gularly supplied once or.lwice a week. All.orders left
with the wagon, (which is constantly passing round the
city,) will be promptly attended to. J. S. TOUGH!, .
.No. 82 Fourth street,ApoUo Hall, ’*
aprl9:diwy .... between Market and -Wood.
QN the evening of the 17lh instant, a NOTE, dated
April 12,1851,- for 640&—■drawn hy me j made| pay
able to the order of John Christy, and by . him endorsed.
The public are cautioned agamst purchasing or trading
for said note, ae payment has been stopped.
Any person finding said Note, wiR much oblige, me by
leaving it at the store of J, P. Horbach, No. 1&7 Liberty
street. lapil9:2l] .WM. CHAFFER.
Hew. Soolu i fitw. BobbsiX
a UTERARY DEPOT, Third>street,!
y /\ Opposite the Post Officer 1 . .
. Rose jDoug)hs» or ..the Autobiography ot a Minister’s -
Daughter^• ■ • : . ;•
• -Nathalia—a Tale j .
-Richard ol York—or the White Rose of England: an
Historical Romance» . .. i •
Pope.Joan,orthe female Pontiff; by G.W. M.Rey
■■ nolds,Eaq. , - ■
The Personal History ana Adventures of Pen Owen,*
, by -John Galt.
• • Tom RacqoetandhisThree.Maiden Aunts. This work
• is a companion to u Vanity Fair.”
-Bertie: a humorous novel: by Gregory Seaworthy. -
Time,the Avengers bythe'author of the Wilming
tODSi” “Letuco {l Mourdani Hall,’/. Ac. , •
Ltuoll’s Living Age, No-SSO; : •• . • ■,.. [aprio
rjARENTON CRACKERS—A new. article mihis city.;
4- also, Boston Biscuit and Dyspepsia Crackers; re-
sale by ,v..- I 4 ?’ -■
aprxs WM. A.hrcLT^RG.
.Sales.
'••• SCOTT a OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-01 MAIN STREET, ST.'LOUIS, MISSOUETi •
HAVING been engaged in the above business for the
last sir years,.m this city, would respectfully so*
licit consignments ol* Goods, to-be sold in this market;
either for Auction or jmvate sule—particularly Glass-'
ware, Hardware-und Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on-all kinds of Goods Consigned us for sale
here. : •
Will refer to Messrs. Heweit, Roe & Co., E;-R. Vio
let, Wnr.D. Wood & Co., John J.-Anderson A. Co-, R H
Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co.,~l,arkin
Denver. Saint Louis; Butler A. Brothers, Cincinnati:
Georee M’Lam, Pittsburgh. J 1 . • IraarSOy
W. Q. jfl'OAßTßfiyTiHctionewr
Tr ALUABLE. REAL ESTATE at Auction —Will be
? sold on the premises, on Saturday; May 3d, nt 3
o'clock in the afternoon, a Loi of. Ground, situate on Pike
street, between Walnut and Factory, in lbe Fifth Ward
of the cu> ot. Pittsburgh, .Said Lot is fronting 25 feat on
Pike street, and extending back 100 feet- On wiiich is
erected two amallSframe houses, m good repair and com
.pletcly finished. To any person wishing to supply him
self-.with, ahome.ihls is a.first-rßte opportunity, as such
chances are seldom offered at public'sale- For further
Particulars enquire of John A. Parkinson, Penn street,
iflh Ward, or at the Auction Store of the subscriber.
.. sprlB ‘ ' W. G. M’CARTNEY, Auct|r.
SECOND HAND BAROUCHE AND BUGGY - at
Auction.— Will besold to the highest and best bid
der, on Saturday. May 10th; at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; at the carriage shop of J. P* Wilson, on Third sl,
below WoodandSmiihfield,to pay cost of repairs and
charges, one two horse dickeysettt Barouche, with new
leaihertop, iron axle, and left by Mr. Philip Motz ; one
open top Buggy, left by Mr. Hcmng.
Also—) one horse Carriage—standing top, iron nxle,
and nearly new.-
Those interested wlllplease Jake noliceto this advert
isement,'as they will be sold at the ume and place above
mentioned, unless redeemed by the owners or their
agents before that'time, with cost of this advertisement.
aprlß * : . W. G. MACARTNEY, Aact’r.
JASIKS EIcKJENNA, Auctioneer* -
BUILDING LOTS at Auction.— On Monday even
ing, Apn! 231 h, at 8 o’clock, will be put up to the
highest and best bidder, at MlKenna’a Auction House, a
few Building Lots, opposite the United Slates Arsenal.
Terms accommodating, and will be announced at sale
aprl7 ’ . JAMES M’KBNNA, Auct’r.
: A DMINISTRATRIX’ BALE of Clothing,Super fine
uljL Cloth; and other Dry Goods, .Lease of
House, Store Fixtures, at Auction.— On Thursday,
April 24ih,at SO o’clock in the forenoon, will be sold, by
order of the Administratrix of the late Patrick Delany,
deceased, at the store on Liberty street, a few doors
above Virgin alley, the enure stock of Clothing; of every
description—shirts, superfine cloths, cassimercs and
other dry go ds, tailors trimmings, Ac., all of which
were selected for customer trade, and made in the best
manner,of thelatcststylesand fashions; .it is unneces
sary to enumerate the articles.
Also, the uncrpiredlerm of lease of a house and store
fixtures. SUSAN DELANY. Adm'rx.
aprlG ' JAMES.M’KENNA, Aucl’r.
William wood’s patent shingle ma
chine at Auction.—Will be sold at public sale,
atM’Kenna’s Auction House; on ihe '22d of April, at 8$
o’clock,P.M., the Machine and Patent Right for Alle
gheny county. It Is considered the best machine for
cutting shingles that has ever been patented, and will
cm from sixty to one hundred good shinglespernunuie.
The machines and title papers can be examined at any
time previous to sale, at M’Kenna’s Auction Store.
aprlG JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r.
Lawrencevltle and Sharpsbargh Plank
Hoad Company* :
BOOKS for subscription to, Stock of . ihe above Com
' pany will be otrened at the Office of BIG HAM A
LESLIE, No. SI Fifth, street, Pittsburgh, on Tuesday,
the Gth, and Wednesday, the 7ih,day« of May neze, at
10 o’clock oi said days; andatlhe stored WM. SMITH
A COc,inLawrenccvule,on Thursday, the Bth. day of
May noxt ± aUOo’clock ; and at tho store of J. ELSLER,
in the village of Hatfield, onFnday, the Oth day oi May,
at 10 o’clock:; and at the store of LEWIS DALZELL
A CO.an the borough of Sharpsburgh, on Saturday, the
10th .of May, at 10 o’clock.; .to remain open from 10
o’clock. A.. M-. to 4 o’clock. P. M., each day.
Cohmifsionehs— lVlLSON M’CANDLESS
J. GRAHAM*
C. W. ERNEST,
. JAMES BLAKIO*Y.
WM. WERNKBURG,
CHARLES PETERSON.
HENRY H. LEWIS.
JOHN CHI3LETT.
R.L.EWALT,
. . E. HARDING,
aprl7:t&l7 JAMES SHARP. .
Deal Eilhte Wanted.
PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned i.*r
a lot 24 leet front by 80 to 100 deep, suitable (or the
erection of an Engine the Third, Fourth, or
Fifth Wards, of tbc Cuyof Putsburgli, at ine Store of
James Montnoth, Smithficld street, until Monday, the
;2istof Apiil,lBsL . . JOHN M’QUEWAN,
JAS.M; PORTER,
E LOWRY,
A.GRAHAM,
GEO. FUNSTON,
apilS) Coinmnteo on Lot of_Nepiuiio F. C.
Drug store Cor.Sale*
M A DRUG.AND APOTHECARY STORE, which
is doing on excellent business, t& offered for sale
For rnnher miormauon enquire ai ihis OtSce:
ftprlS
Transparent Window Shade Factory.
48 IRWIN STIIERT,
(BETWEEN PENN AND LIBERTTSrREETfijr.
I IST OF SHADES on hand and made ai all times to
A order— ' •
3-4,4-4,5-4 and 6-4 Baff Shade#, plain and bordered ;
**. . -Transpurentgreen do:
“ v *• Dark v> do; <
Laudscapc Shades of every style;
Moonlight do. do do; . .
•'Gothicund Mexzitinto, oi new style;
STOKE SHADES of any color, wild Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete al 25
cenla- per shade, (pr* Curtains hung on reasonable
terras. .
P. S.—Pcdlcrs will do well to call at tho Factory, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
nprlS:Cm _ R. R.KKRNAN.
Fair in aid of the ■erection of~a ger
man ORPHAN’S ASYLUM -AU friendsand well
wishers of the Orphans are reepecUuliy informed-that a
number of ladies of Pittsburgh and vicinity, will hold a
Fair, wttbSuppcr. inuid of the erection of tho building
of a'Qerman Orphan Asylum, for Allegheny County, to
which they solicit the support and participation of the
benevolent. The Fair will commence on TUESDAY,
April 29th, at Wilkins Hall.
Ticket* for the Fair aud Sapper 50 cents; lor the
_ rtra|one,2j cem*. Tobehador Mf«G.Kret2, Liberty
*» *; in both the Catholic Book Stores, Fifth sireel; at
stree., • .Kehx and Burkle’s, Penn street, Buyardstowu,
Alessra. . nor J. Lewis’ Allegheny;: or at the door* du»
at J. Raff l 'of the Fair- ■ • -[aprlb;td
ring the ume , ■ — 1 -
Notice*
T_,_ _ .. nof the Pennsylvania Salt Manu-
HE Stockholuc* ny are notified that an mstalaienl
racwnneComnaL Dollars per sbare<isre
ot Fwelve Hundred an* rjih day 0 f May next, at the
qaireiiobepaid on the 1. , ptaiiadelpbia.
Office of Charles Lenn«, of Directors.
Uy order of the Bo. n E THOHpsONj
- T?eain l ' ,rontlS<:crclary
~ -irti 17— aprlB:‘jw -
EasiTarentum, Ap, ___ •• ••
•\\rAWL. PAPER—fot-Cic. per Roll,
W WALTER P-MAR^AY,’,
f mrSS No Ml' Oun> ii r .
-TTAUJABLE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALF..
Y Bale— tlnft valuable Lot of Ground, situated at .
comer of Market and Water streets, at present © C ° U P* *
by 1 Mtiivany A Lediie, aa a Glass Warehouse—bavin*
a front on Market street of 33 feet 11 niches, and on
Watorstreet of 05fcctl4 inches.
Also, the Lot <Jf Ground adjoining the Gas >VorK*>
formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph as u■ *-h»P
Yard—having affront of 131 feet inches, on the Mo
nongabela Riger,and running back 343 feet to Green
° U |eriona C desirous of (mrrfta.uig, conrect ivo furlhcr
infonoauon from . ... H-V:PAV
a p r l4 No, 47 Market sircol.
A. Card to Builmicffleni
A YOUXJG, active business man. a native 01 nils-
J\.: burah, with as extensive acquaintance, wno can
command a cash capital of from oto 53,000, is anxious
to make an investment, and devote his tune to busmegs.
aa a partner; in Pittsburgh or vicinity.
mrtlilml Please address Pest Offiee l ßox r*o, 3oj
Babbitts PATENT SO AP POWDER—Warrant
ed not to rot or injure the clothc6. For sale b>
nprß JAMES A. JONES-
Vi tO BUIGDfc/RS.-—Sealed Proposals -will -he received
X by the Board o! Directors of the Third-Ward Public
School of the Cay of Pittsburgh, up to the Jlst instant,
for the erection of a School House, according to plans
and specifications of iheaarae, which can bo seen at the
Office of J. W. Kerr, Esq , Arclutect, on Fourth street,
and where nil necessary , information can be had, alter
the I4tb insttml. JOHN MECASKEY,
aprl 4:lw President.
T>ROPOSALS;FUJt COAL AND SLACK. Sealed
X PropQsals for dehvenagin the Stores, at the Works
of Ihe Pittsburgh Gas Company, 100,003 bushels of Bi
tuminous Coal, and 30,000 bushels of Slack, will be re
ceived atthe Office or the Company*, until Wednesday,
the £3d instant*, at 2 o’clock, P..M. The. Coal and Slack
to be of such quality, apd delivered at. such times, and
in such quanuues, as shall be approved of and directed.
The standard of computation for Coal and Slack to be
70 pounds per busho!. ’
The payments to be made monthly—retaining 20 per
cent, as security for performance of contract.
Proposals to be addressed,to Thoma&BakCwell, Esq.,
President.of the Company, and endorsed, ‘‘ Proposals
for Coal and Slack « . JAMES M. CHRISTY,
apr!2* ~ r. Treasurer.
To Cabinet makers*
Veneers, Rosewood and Walnut; ..Vamah,
"...: Hardware and Fumuun at Wholesale
rpllE subsenbers-have just received from New York
X -and Boston a most splendid stock) of VENEERS,
and.are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
• for the trade. :• All of which we will sell at extremely
low prices. -
• <> . As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail ta bu suited either as to quality or
•price; and, aa it is well known that Furniture can be
made-by -machinery superior and much lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited. -
Tamed Work>in aU n& branches, carried on as usual.
Plank tor hand rails, for? and all articles
required m manufacturing Cabinet Furmture t constantly
on hand—-vixj- Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs, &C‘j frg. • ; RYAN A M’KEE,
Ryan’s Buildings,
mar22:ydaw - j ‘ ' N 0.31 Fifth^lreet.
-XKpiOLESALR AJiD HETAIL GROCER, Wcst'sUe
Diamond,corner Dtamond-alley ,'Piits.burgh ; also
keeps a House of EsiVßTain&xsxr.for Markcinml Coun
•’try.People, and Stabuho. All who choose to ciul wil
findUto thcir-advantago to do so, as his btorc and Pub*
UoHotuesthe roostcoavementtotha Market jnplO
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€oimnmial aui> iinatuial.
Dally Review or the Wholenle fllorlcet*
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, i >
Mondat Mouhiso, April .21, J851.J
The weathor on Saturday was wet and disagrees*
bio, id consequence of which there was but u inbd«
efate amount of business done. The market has
undergone no change. > .
ASHES—The market continues without a change
both as to price and demand. : We quote as before :
Soda, 3ito 3|; Pots, 4to 4£,; Saleratus, sto s±.
BROOMS—The receipts are heavy,- with a dull
market. We note sales of HO doz at 87 to sl,oo*
BUCKETS—SaIes of 140 doz, Beaver make, at
SI,BS. We have safes of Tubs at 37,25 to 7,60 per
dozen.
COFFEE—We could hear of no transactions;
prices unchanged ywo quote at 111 to 121.
CHEESE—The market is bare ; a good quality
would command good prices. Wo quote at 6J to 8.
• BUTTER—The market is well supplied with in*
fbnor Butter, which is dull; very little good in
market. Prime Butter would bring 12 to 13. Wo
note sales of 40 kegs at 7.
EGGS—The market continues well supplied ;.wo
could hear of no sales ; we quote at 7 to 74.
COTTON .YARNS—We quoto No. 5 to 7 at 19;
No; 8 to 10 at 20.
BATTING—We report a sale of 150 bates No. 3
at 13c. ■'
FRUlT—Tbe.market for Dried Apples and Peach
es is quiet; sales are only mode m a small way*
Wo have sales of 50 bushels Peaches at $1,22;
a 150,55 bushels ot SI >25. Dried Apples ?wo could
hear of no transactions ; we qnoteat 75; large lots
would not .bring these figures. -
GRAIN—We were unable to' hear of any trana*-
actions worth notice. We continue to quote Wheat
at 6Q ,to 65, : Sales of 70 bushels Rye at 43. We
quote Oats at 30 to 31 from first hands. Corn : we
heard of an offer of 40 cents for 2000 bushels—6
months—which was refused.
MOLABSES—There was- nothing doing m thi s
article that we could learn ; holders prefer holding
them, ond only selling to their rogular customers.
SUGAR—We havo a sale of 50 hbda prime re
ported at 6}; some holders-ask a shade higher for
prime.
OILS—The market remains unchanged since our
last. We could icarn of no transactions.
* FLOUR—Tho transactions on Saturdey were
small. Wo notice salos of about 70 bbls from wag
ons at $3,35 to 3,4 o—principally at $3,37*. Sales
atthe wharf, of several email lots, ranging from
$3,37 to 3,40. -Tho.receipts were Jight-
BACON—The sales on Saturday were limited ;
wo could learn of very few transactions in this ar
ticle ; we quoie os before, with exceptions of sides,
which are held higher, in consequence of the de
mand ; limited stocks on hand. Hams, 8} to 8j;
Sides, 7| to 7$ ; somo holders asking 8 ; Shoulders#
61 to 6ft.
FORT OF PITTSBURGH.
0 ffSST 6 INCHES WATXB II? THE CHA.NHKL
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No.2,Boies, Beaver -
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville.
* J. M’Kee.Hendrickson, McKeesport
“ Beaver. Gordon, Beaver.
“ Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth
*• Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Nowton
4 - Red River,—, New Orleans.
‘ Wullsvillc, Voung, Wheoling 1
** Keystone Stale, Stono, Cincinnati.
“ Cumberland No. 2, Miller, Nashville.
Hibernia No. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
‘ Gov. Meigs,—.Marietta.
“ Cashier, McMillan, Wheeling.
Diurnal, Conwell, Wheelm?"
DEPARTED:
“ Redstone. Woodward, Brownsvillo
‘‘ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
J. M-Kce, Hendrickson. McKcespon
Michigan No. 2, Boles,Beaver
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver-
Thomas fahnver, Bailey, West Newton
Fashion, Peebles, Ehzaocih.
Pilot No. 2, Crane, llockinfrnon.
Beveilie, Snedtlen. Wellsvill*.
J- Nelfiou, Moore, Wheeling.
Buckeye Siam, Holme?, Cincinnati.
* Messenger, Fisher,Cmcmnali.
• American btttr. Hanna. Cinclnnmi.
Cashier, McMiilen, Wheeling.
“ Tuscaroro, Murdoch, Wcll?rville.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
. <T«O - The new and fast running sieamr.r CIN
|jj»&<fjfCINNATI. BrauiHonaii, Master, will leave
sasfiMfflSfcWaregulaily every W£t»XESi»aT.
1 or freight or passage, apply on board, or to
ruarSO " G* B. MILTENBERGER.
For filarletta and Hocfcingport*
Tine fine steamer PACIFIC, Zaxoue Mae
will leave for the above and intermedi
ate ports every THURSDAY, at 4 o’clock,P. M
For freight or passageapptv on board.or to
T. WOODS 4 SON,
No. Cl Water tst.. and C 3 Front hi.
Allegheny ltlver Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS
J JffSLjS Tin fine steamer ALLEGHENY BKLLE
ffnKgifro \ Cnpt We lUvu, leave* the Aik
gbeny wharf for franklin, o very Monday and Thursday
nt 4 r. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY CELLE No 3- Copt
John Hanju, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin, every Tixtiday ami Friday, at 4 P. M.
{■or Freight or Passage, apply on Hoard
Dissolution.
fftHE partnership heretoforeexisting under the [inn ol
A APKuvy & Tisor, in the Faulting business, was dl<-
solved, by mutual consent, March.lst. 1851.
JAfifES M’KELVY.
M. N. W.TIBBV
Till undorslgned will continue the business at the old
stand, comerlof Fifth and Market streets, in the base
ment story of Hams &Co, sExchange Office, where the
business of the lata firm will be settled
Pittsburgh, April C, 1851
aprlB:3i*
European Agency, ana Remittances to
Ireland*
THE undersigned, “ European Agent,” has: again ar
rived \n the United States, and will leave Pittsburgh
in June next, for the twenty*fifth tour of this Agency,
through England,lreland, Scotland, Wales, Ac;, to return
in September. He collects legacies, debts, rents, prop
erty and claims; remusmoney by sight drafts to all patts
of Great Britain and Ireland, at the rate of $5 per pound
sterling; procures copiesof wills, deeds and documents;
conducts searches of all kinds, Ac., Ac. He transacts
the business in connection, with his relative, Hugh
.Keenan, Esq., now resident in Pablin, who for more than
twenty years traveled annually,amthis business,between
Europe and America, Innumerable references given-
Durtug the subscriber’s absence, remittances and other
business will be attended to at bis Office, by his brother,
Edward J. Keenan. Office on Fifth street, opposite Bt-
Paui’B Cathedral. THOS. J. KEENAN,
European Agent, ami Attoi ney at Law,.
PiMs&urgfc, Pa.
nj* Mr. KssMiirmay be seen on business in.Cmcin
nati. at the Broadway Hotel, on the 28th and 29th of
April; in Louisville, at the Louisville Hotel, on the Ist
and 24 of May; and in St. Louis, at the City Hotel, on
the 7tb, Bib and Oth of May. [&pr2:3wdaw
PITTSBURGH
COBZfEB or UABSET AHD TXUU) STREETS,
CHARTERED a. D. 1850; the only chartered Insti
tution of the kind in Pennsylvania.
.Faculty. —John Flkmino, principal Instructor in
the scienco of Accounts.
O-K. CnAMDEBMN, Professor o Penmanehtp, Mercan
tile computation, Ac.
Alex. M. Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
Those wishing to obtain a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping and lw application to every branch of bu
siness, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are invi
ted tocalland examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commercial Law cverv Monday evening.
Reference to any of the city merchants. fdcclO
EOR 9A LE OR RENT—A Dwelling House, arranged
with Eye Rooms, a large porch m front; with Vcm
lian shutters, Ac.; together with half anacreof ground,
well adapted for gardening purposes, as now laid off;
with Fruit Trees, Ac.' The above is pleasantly situated
on Baaley street, Allegheny. Price 82500. Terms easy.
? . . ■ 3.CUTHBERTjGen’I Agent,
• aprlG ’ •" 50 Snmhficla street.
SUNDRIES- RT a
SS hhds. prime N. O.Buflar;
~ ' 543 bbls. Plantation Molasses, oak bbls.,
50 do 8. H. do do;
50 bags pnme Rio Coffee;
7 tierces Carolina Rice;
24 hf-chests Y. ll. Tea;
SI twelve andC &bxs.,G.P.,lmp’l and Y.
8 bxs. Ronald’s tobacco, 5 s;
l box Conway’s do;
25 bxs. pearl starch;
22L ecsks Maopr&U’s soda ash;-
l do do bleachingpowder;
• . 860 bbls. Whiskey; . . .
20qr. casks Port Wiao, various brands;
20 do sweet Malaga Wipe, Giro brand,
Wuh an assortment of Brandies, Wines, Gin, Rum,
Alcohol, Spices, Ae., for sale by
M.MITOHELTREE,
&prl4 209 Liberty street.
NEW COOP black TEAS.—Just received at ibe
Pekin Tea ptore, 33 Fifth , street, a lot of.neto crop
Oolong Slack Tea*, by the ship *• Architect,' 1 ’ and far sale
wholesale te the trade at reduced, prices,
.. N. B.—The above Teas are direct irom Canton, and
the ladies oU..toy ' they are not scented wuh English
Brandy. Gin and Rum tfobi4] A. JAYNES. Fifth st.
i a . ■ Wanted. . “
J.U OR aO HANDS, to make BOYS’ CLOTHES •
None but first rate hands need apDlv. at
mar2s R. CHESTER’S, 71, Smuhficld street-
■>.:*? fvrv.
■> 1..: ’ '
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j ir ■■?•*' , r A‘ .t ’
1- , CDSTOM,HOUBK,PrrrSBITBOH, )
• . Surveyor's Qffiee t Aprils, 1851-y
SEALED. PROPOSALS willberecetvedatthis offiee
until 12o T <rfock, day of April, insu, for the fol
lowing. aruc©s, for the use.of the sick:at the-United
States Marino Hospital, near this City, uuul the 3Gth day
of June, 1852:
Beef, as free as possible from bone, price per pound-
Bread, each loaf to weigh one lb* « «
: Brown Sugar of the best quality
• Rice
< Tea Hyson--••• -
Rico four*
SOBp *.-*.— ♦« -. • r—-- -
Sperm candles* •■***.♦ **:
Coffee
Butler, best quality-*** l
Middling bacon --•••*?
Hams -
Lard**- -*»••.* *
Flour, best superfine***
Molasses
Pori wine
Vinegar ••*♦
Milk
Best boiled meal
Potatoes
Beans
Hominy •*•*•••»
- Wood —•*«>■
Coal ••••
All of the foreign articles io .be of the very best quali
ty, and to be famished at such tunes and in such quanti
ties ason the requisition of the Steward of the Hospital,-
approved by the Surveyor, may be required.
Any Other articles that may be wanted? the contractor
to furnish at the lowest market price.
ft is estimated that the number of patients to be sup
plied will 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 be giv
en on application at this office. HENRY WOODS,
ap3:i2sm Surveyor and Agt.,U. S. Marine Hospital
106-Wood stbket, two boors below Vibgii? allet •
SOWN A TETLEY,
PRACTICAL CUTLERS, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Instrument JMannfactarers,
WE are now receiving oar Spring Stock of GOODS,
comprising a fail assortmeniof-flirduiare, Cutlery ,
(runs, Ptstola and Hunting JTnitej. Also, ail of the la
test improved Pistols manuiaciured in America.
In addition to our Store, we have a manufactory for
making all kinds of Instruments and Tools. Oar Instru
ments-are anequalied in the western country for
superior 6ntsh and workmanship'—which we refer to the
best demists in the two cities.
• All orders from a distance will meet with prompt at
tention. Jobbing and Repairing neatly executed. Par
ticular attention paid to the making of Trusses and
Supporter*: .
N. B.—We are also Agents tor the sale of Charles C.
Reinhardt’s celebrated Glass Pad Truss, the bestnowia
use for the speedy cure of Henna.
For saleby dozen. [apD
“VTOTICE is hereby given that letters of Administra*
Xi lion have been granted to. the subscriber on the
Estate of John Shepherd, deceased. All persons know
ing themselves indebted.to said Estate, arc requested to
make immediate payment*, and all having claims, to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
JANE SHEPHERD,
Adtinnuitainx.
PITTSBURGH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
The *nbscnpuon Books for Stock m the above
Company will remain open for a few days, at tho Office
of the Company, No. 75 Fourth street. •
pprlO C. A. COLTON, Sec'y.
ALL persons having business with the nndersmied,:
either as Public. Accountant,lnstructor in Book-
Keeping, or otherwise, will find-him at the Pittsburgh
Commercial College; from 9 till 11 o’clock, A. 1 M.,and
from 2 nil 4 o'clock, P. M.-
Merchant* in want of competent Book -keepers can
be supplied by calling on JOHN FLEMING,
aprfl Principal Instructor in the Sclenco of Accounts.
" / ' " James liees,
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
(Successor to Robert Wightman.)
Comer of Lxbtrty and Water, Pu£j&Brgh,
UrriLL build, and finish to order, on the shortest no-
j f lice, and most accommodating' terms,. Steam En*
gincs and Machinery, and Castings, of all descriptions,
at ihe lowest prices.
PrTTSDCBGn, April 8; 1851.
I cheerfully recommend to tho public and my former
customers, my successor, Mr JAMES REES,a compe
tent and «mo mccuanic, capable of building Engines
and Machinery in the meet satisfactory and approved
style. [aprtfcy] ROBERT WIGHTMAN.
Pittsburgh LocZc Factory.
WM. W\ REILLY, Lock SmtAtng, Bell K&ngtng and
House Blaekrmxinxng.
No. 105 Wood stbest.
A GOODossnrtmcnt of Housework,Store and Flush
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors, on hand.
Jobbing attended to m the best manner {mar2ifcy
B\ a gentleman who is now doing a profitable busi
ness on the Western Reserve, Ohio—but whose
means uretoo limited to carry oa.tne same. Any per
son of good character, possessing $l5OO m cash, or
goods suitable for a country store, can hear of a good
chancd by calling upon STUART ft SILL,
mar22:lcn 121 Wood Etreet.
Falrmounc Fire Engine for Sale*
rJMlGmftmbere or-ths Fciti;»r»aM Fire- Company odd
X their ENGINE for sale. It is la first-rate order, and
will be sold cheap. Require ot J. SMITH, Sec’y.,
- apr3;if ; No. 403 Penn street.
THE subscribers will employ a number of good hands
at the above business; vit* Bureau, Bedstead and
Tabic makers. None but good .workmen need apply.—
as good wages will be eiven and payment nrorant.
RYAN ft M’KEE.
at Ryan’s Baildingß,
marls No. 31 Fifth stree
Joua wohh covodx.
H'PADEH a COVODB,
(successors to Johu APFadon ft Co.j
Canal ifasm, Penn street.
Peaua. Railroad—Central Railroad.
THE subscribers having boon appointed shipping
Agents for the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
inform the public that we are now prepared to receivo
any merchandise or produce lor shipment east on the
opening of the Canal.
uoods via this route will be earned through in fivo
days, aud all consigned to us will be forwarded free of
commission or charge for advances.
bates ov ebemht bktwkks Philadelphia, ft Pittsburgh .
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Books, Stationery, Cutlery,
Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers, Furniture, Drugs, Me •
dicincß, Saddlery, Wool, fte.. &0., SI 100 lb*.
. Hardware,Queenswarc,Groceries, Paints,Dye Stuffs,
Oils, Loather. Clover, Flax, Timothy and other Gras*
Seeds, &c;.flt)c. & LOO ibS.
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Butter, Lard. Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf. Coffee, Tallow, Gram and Rags, 00c. {j* 100 IDs.
Ashes, Marble, (roagb,) Tar, Pitch, Rosiu, German
Clay, Bones, ftc., 50c. 100 lbs.
marlS M’FADEN ft COVODE
BARGAINS!— Teachers and families wishing to pur
chase School Books, Classic Text Books, and Edo-'-
national works, will find It greatiy to their interest* to
call immediately at the Educational Book Blore;6SMar
ket street, adjoining Dr. Thorn’s Drag Store. 'This es
tablishment Is selling off at cost, to close up.
ALSO—Carter ft Bro.’s valuable Books, at cost. Wo
have an excellent stock of these works, and' families,
ministers, ftc., Would do well to call during the present
week only. [apriQ EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
JAMES M’KKLVV.
mO-LLT-The STORE ROOM now fitted up with an
I elegant modern and attractive front. > Rent very low.
aprO EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.—-JAMES A'.
JONES, corner of Liberty and Hand streets, has
received a-fine assortment of Perfamery and Fancy
Soap:
Roussel’s cologne water Roussel’s omnibus soap;
Wetherill’s do; - do araantine • do;
French do; do Circassian do5
Weihcrill’s toilet waters 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 corapo’d;
Genuine bear’s oil; Jenny Lind hair gloss;
do ox marrow; Odonune.orroECioothpasto;
• apr4 . '■ .-
LARD OIL—W blrte.J. L.Couhhng’s. No. 1 Winter
Lard Oil, in, store and for sale by
MILLER ft lUCKETSON, •
apr9 No-$2l and 223 Liberty street
FIGURED POPLINS.—A. A. MASON ft CO., are
now opening cases and,packages, of plain ana fig
ured Poplins.. Also, a large lot of laco capes, breakfast,
caps, jackonet-flouncing, ftc., ftc. . lapr7
SHAWLS A. A: MA&ON ft CO., nave just received,
per express,thirty cartono of printed cashmere ; high
colored Thibet; embroidered do, fancy de lame, and
other Shawls;' . ■ [apr7
REMOVAL.— J. SHEA has Temoved to No. 110 Mar
•ket street, (two dooranorlh of his old stand,) the
house lately occupied by R. D- Thompson. [aprsilw
EED STORE REMO VEIL—The subscriber has re*
moved his Seed Store, from Second street to the
Pudding recently occupied by Mr. Reed, as a Tailor
Shop,onThird street,almost immediately opposite the
Post Office. [aprtitf] F. L. BNOWDEN. :
MORRIS’ CELEBRATED TEAS—the best in fiaj.
htifgA,—ln -the Second door from Dia
mond alley. Until within the la<»i year, Good Tear could
not be procured inPittsburgh. It was quite common for
consumers to send east for it. But, since Moms started
his Tea establishment, there is no occasion to do so—for
better Teas cannot bo procured in the United States than
whathe sells. He has deservedly, obtained the reputa
tion of selling the best Tea in Pittsburgh.
Remember—tho from Diamond alley,
apris . .. .. v . , •
UOK’S REMEDY pUK . INTEMPERANCE.—Oau
be administered pnvawy, if desired. Fall direc
tions accompany each bqiue.Pnce $l. Sold only at
the Medical Depot, 50 SmithfioldstrecL ranrifi .
/71URE YOUBSELF AMERICAN COMPOUND.—
V/ This tlever Ailing specific tsguarantccil j n cases-:
of delicate disease^: together with the attendant com*
plaints, to effect aspeedy, safe ana lasting care in tlie
course of a few days, vf , ituQUt restrictions to diet, bnsi
ness or injury to the sy* len V: 4 v,^ s .- aa and* popular
remedy; haslohgbeo* l ( ai V? ®) usedinthe private
practice of. a physician, radically curing ninety .nine of
the hundsed cases. It leeyeano odoron the breath, and :
may heused. by any one withoutthc least fenr of expo*
..sure. For sale uf the Medical Depot, No. SQ.Smtthfield*'
mreetjPittgburfrh.'Pa.. . _ fanrT
rtIHE BEST &*em ft* *n. Pittsburgh.*- Some new' 1
A,.crop Yoting Hyspti Teahaabcenieceived at MOR
RIS’ Tea Mart, la the Dtamond, winch for strengthand
.flavoris superior to any solo in Pittsburgh. Price
gt,ooperlb; . . . ‘ - ' ■ : «n 2
A. Foster,
ATTOmEY LAW: -
OFFICE, NO. ,47 TOUB.TH STREET, helm, Maria
area, Fiutturgk, Fa. .novj&dawly
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ENTERPRISE WORKS.
Admtnlotratrlx’ Notice,
Uasiness Notice.
A Partner Wonted
Cabinet makers Wanted.
- • • \ t .
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expreuly for the Daily Morning.. Pont,
SBC.nvn BY trOIITSING—PBWTBDIaY itIUMJI
EUROPEAN NEWS!
FOOR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Trip Tetl
ARRIVAL OF THE; STEAM9HIP PACIFIC, FROM
LIVERPOOL, IN NINE AND A H ALF DAYS f
NewYobe,'April 19—10,;A. M.
She rcached, her dock at balf-paet .9 this morning,
and brings Liverpool dates, to/ the-9th inat. The
Pacific has,made the. quickest trip, on record, ;
The Liverpool Cotton Market waedaH'afid notni»
nal on Monday, that flth. The sales reached 6000
bales on Tuesday. ‘ 4
• The Grain Market- was firm, without in
prices. j ; ‘ ;•
Provisions wetb aaJast noticed.
Business fii the manufacturing districts wasdnll.
Consols, 961(397."
Tho'Asia arrived at Liverpool on Saturday night,
making the trip in to days, 10 hours andfi minutes.
Tho political news brought by this arrival is not
of much importance. •
There is nothing of aoy conseqaence goiog oo in
the British Parliament. " ,
FRANCE,
Much* discussion exists in Paris relative to~the
formation of the new ministry; a rumor was cur
rent of a new combination, including E M, Ba«
rouch and Odillon Barrott. . • .
GERMANY. ' . ' •
It was dpt yet decided at Berlin whether the
Dresden conference woold be discontinued. It was
generally believed that Austria would consent , to
terms of Fraokfort. The President of the
Frankfort diet bad been summoned to-Vienna in
great bsste. - , |
The advices from Madrid report that the commit*;
tee on the public debt had communicated to the
Chambers their report on the bill.. The majority
were decidedly in favor that a discussion ofit would
take place onihe lst inst. . . ■ *
: LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS. ’ ; '
. - Tuespat Evebiko, April 8.
The a cedants of the trade throughout the coun
try during the past week, do.not possess any new
or important features. :
The commercial affaire aro generally quiet, but
the balance of foreign colonial produce is steadily
maintained. A moderate amount of business isgo
ing forward at Mark Lane.
The demand for Indian corn was rather; brisk,
and holder*werocnabled. to obtain an advance of
6d to Is per quar. ' i
Wheat and Flour.sold slowly at tho'full terms of
Friday last.
By our continental advices we find' that the late
advances which took place in roost.articles oif trade
In thin country has influenced the chief markets
there. ■'/ '•'** '
Bot little business appears to-bo doing in the
markets. For colonial produce the stocks of coffee
at Amsterdam and Rotterdam are considerably over
those of last year.. - ;
The metal markets aro rather sluggish. There is
but little passing in iron. Io Wales Scotch pig has
bcon neglected, and prices were somewhat lower.
Two Weeks Later from California*
ARRRIYAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PROMETHEUS.
The steamers New Orleans, Northerner and Ante*
lope, arrived at Havana, with $200,000 in gold.
New Tons, April IfL
The Prometheus sailed from Chagrcs on the 7th
instant, and reached here this evening, with two
hundred and sixty paeseogcra, but bringing no gold
on freight. Thore is however a considerable quan
tity in the hands of her passengers.
She brings dates from San Francisco till the 18th
of March, befog two weeks Istei than the last advi
CCS.
The steamer New Orleans arrived at Panama on
the April, with $600,000 in gold.
The steamer Northerner, with $BOO,OOO, and the
steamer Antelope, with $600,000—111 of which was
at Ch&gres when the Prometheus sailed.
There had been a continuation ol the robberies
and outrages upon tho Isthmus.
Fovcr was prevailing to a considerable extent at
Cbagres.
Two men, who gave their names as James Baxter,
of Maine, &ed Charles Simmons, of Massachusetts,
were hang by the populace, on Conßuinoer’s river,.
on.the-Bth alt, for horse stealing.
The U. S. Amy Office was in fall blast. Messrs.
Moffat .& Co., who have the control, received sloo,*
000 in Cbreo hours after they opened their office.
Nevada City has been reduced to ashes ; one hun-»
«jred and fifty houses were destroyed. The fire is
eapposed te have been tho work, of
The loss is estimated at $1,000,000 .
Commercial 4ifdtra,—There has been no improve*
moot in business during the last fortnight. All kinds
of goods have been pressing in the market, and pri
ces have not.boon well sustained.
Chili Flour, in prime order, brings $5,60 100
Bis. Western Flour Com Meal 7,60;; .Corn
$5,00(35,50. Anthracite Coal commands $12,00 &
ton.- ' ' " '
Dry Goods are without. change. Mess .Pork is
selling at $ 16,00, and Clear at slB> bb!., and other
articles in proportion. !
Drummond, the man who. was' arrested about a
month since, on a charge of participating in the ter
rible murder of the Coßden family, in Sent county,
on the night of the s7th Feb., has made a confes
sion declaring tho true authors of the crime;. He
says-that five men, named Murphy, Shelton, Ford,
Slits and Taylor, were the perpetrators of the mur
der. Hedonies that he had any thing to do with it;
he only knew the conspiracy of .the others for the
commission of thecrimo, The four first mentioned
have been arrested aiHavro.de Grace.. Taylar, the
other party, is stiil al large. .
s Webster, the uncle of Mrs. Gosden, who has been
suspected, is not implicated by the confession.—
Drummond also intimates that if some.of.the Coedcn
family had not escaped and giveniho alarm, it was
theintention of the murderers to have followed op
.their work ofmaßsacro and plunder, and other faraii
lies in the neighborhood, against whom> they enter*
tained feelings of.hostility,; would have been’mur*
dered the'same night. . ; f
. The disclosures thus made, add a deeper, dye to
the already .terriblp. crime which has agitated tHb'
community where it occurred. -
:The announcement of the arrival of the Pacific,
and the inclemency of the weather have mostly sus
pended business to*day. - 1
Cotton :dull.
Flour is firm., 1; .* J
Rye Flour is in demand'at 3,50. -v*
Corn steady at 65, aud oata 47.
DtPP'S
AmericanAcconntant,” and . - tPjU'tht,
boat Accountant,” Professor of Boofc-Keepir.g and tho
the Pittsburgh Bir. Prefessor
°^JOHN' a i).'WILLI.'VMS, Professor of Ornamental and
ticau”n?cS^»oßS «*» Institution every
thins that is ad verused.' There le no advertising of the
J „ r- in si ructar. and Lc e ta rors who neither leach
ASotnre inthe Sace i not «. humbugging tho pul ilic.
ji«« o/ ii*roving, with the engraver* name sup
pressed, anda name affixed, pretending lohove “ exer.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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counted. Gold.Siiver and BankNates, bought and sold.
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States. Deposits received of Par and CUrrent-Fonda.
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T\EALER9 in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
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EXCHANGE on ail the..pnnci|)alCities of .the Union
and Eurqpeyfor sale in sums to anitjmrchasexs. .
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Al lances made upon favorable terms.
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ALL transactions made on liberal termer and collec
tions promptly attended to. . faaMn
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To No. 67 Market street,/bur doors beloto old stand.
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O lers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold,-Silver and
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ted States. ..Depositee received in par fonds ox current
paper, Nb. 6? Marker sTreetj-.betweeaTbird'miM Fourth
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BankersandExchange Brokers , Dealers tri Foreign and'
Domestic Bilk, Bills of Exchange , Certificates of Depot
. is, Bank Notes, and Coin. . :
Corner of Third sts., directly opposite the; St
. Charles Hotel. .. - . . ■ ... maygft /.
G.W.TATLOR, .
11 3 SECOND STREET.
COMmSSIOXBR AND BILL-BROKER.
STRICT attention will be given to all business en
trusted to hi«; care. Pittsburgh manufactured arti
cles alwayson hand,or procured,on short rotice.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, Ae n negotiated on favora
ble terms. Advances made if required. : fcOCUSbtf
HOPE EVER.
WONDERFUL CURES 11
Dr. Rogers’ Syrap of Liyerwort and Tar
AND
CANGHALAGCAi
For the complete cure o/ Coughs, Colds, Influenza* Asthma,
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, ana dU other Lung
Complaints tending to CONSUMPTION.
Book at ita Unparalclled Success.
rpHE above diiubgnl&bed COUGH MEDICINE ia car-'
X ryine all before it in Lung Complaints. In all sec*
tionsof tae country, it-is constantly performing cure#
which' astonish even physicians themselves;. Look at
the high character and standing of the namesiwhich
vouch for its unrivalled healing power.' HLCox, M.D.,
late Professor in the Medical College fn Cincinnati ; W.
J. Richards,M.D.; Hon. Judge Morse; Hon- Judge Wm.
Burke, for -radre than 2Q years Post Master oF Qijbr R--
S. Newtoii, M D., Prof, in the Medical College at Mem
phis, Tcnn.; John. A. Collins, Esq., Proprietor of the
Temp. Organ, and Geir. Agent of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperanceof Ohio; William H; Leviion,
Esq.rEditorof the U.S< Miliiaryahd Naval Argus at'
N.-Y.; Thomas C. FauldervEsq , of Albany; Rev. Hr
•Wiseman, Rev.R. Hoyt, N-V. City> and we coaid name;
hnndreds, aye thousands of others,* who 'testify from
personal experience, that it: has cured tbemaad their
mends, in some c&sesafter ailotherremedies had failed.
Such men never make such statements, unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt.; Read a
few of. the letters^
Extract froma letter from F. M. Cory to H. L.Stew
an. No. 137, Second street, New York. -
' / Spabta, Jon 6 30.1849.
Dear Friend Stewart: I have been home nowjusttwo
months. When I last saw yon, I had but little hopes of
ever getting any better. Bat I have now-thejpieasure of.
thanking you for recommending: me to take Dr, Rogers’
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua. £ got a |
‘dozen bottles of it and took home with me, determined
to make a fair trial of it, a* I had done with everything
else. I have only taken tonr bottles of it,and I most
say it has done me more good, than any other medicine.
I have ever taken. On ray . first taktng.it, it increased
the expeptofatiou r and I raised a great deal of bloody
matter from my lnnsts. Batthathas now ceased,.and so
baa my cough, nearly. I cough but.little nowyand ex
pectsoonto be entirely free, from it. I consider it an
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend it tpaJl.who..
are afflicted, with a Cough or diseased lungs.
I let a young lady who had tbeCONSUBIPTION, and
bad bled a good deal from the longs, and doctored tftwr*
al monik with oar physician, bat grew on*'
bottle ofit,and it cured her. It acted almost miraculously
in.her case'. >' :•/
Your sincere frie.Od, . , .F. M. CGHY.-r
N. B. The original letter from which the above is sn
extract, is oa hie, and caa be.seen at oar office,No.3l6,
Broadway. . . .." ~ ;
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CORED., .U-.
SKBHOtV PEOMPTht rr ACTS.
Statement of Mr. A. Lang* -Baber, No. 383 -Pearl strut,
N. Y.—A few days before last Christmas, I.was taken
unwell, and soon commenced.bleeding freely nt ~ihQ
Lungs. I called in a Homoeopathic physician, but-his
medicino did,not seem to help, me. Tread your advert
isement, and thought 1 would try. i>r. Rogers'* • Syrup <j/*.
Tar ana Canehalagua.: Before I hod‘taken
up the third boule. tnybleeding had slopped, 7 oik Cough
: teas gone, &iid 1 felt as well as usual. - My.health is now
food. . I cbnsiderit arabst. excellent medicine, and cot
tally recommend it to my friends. [Thu statement -tons
madeto IheProvristih-s.March 12M, 1650.1 . '•>■■■■■
OTHER NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES'
05* For want of room to publish at JengtA. any more .
ceni6caies l weheregiye .the names,and residences of
several individuals well-known in-New ciu
of whom .has used kits tfudte*He,'aad can.tpea&perronal/p
of its effects'.'" Please call upon v ihcm, and hear what
they say, * " '• • '•
Chaeles H. Rma, No. 193,’Broadway, comerof John
.street. • . „‘
Rev. Ralph Hott, No. 137, Pastor- of
the u Church of the Good Shepherd. l *
Robxet S-Locewood. No. 36, Vestry-street. • -
Svlvakos Hoti, No. 290,.Hduston atrecV ’ '
IC7* Be sure to ask for Dr. A. RogtrfrSyrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and CANCHALaGUA, and let np
other be palmed ori to you. • • ’ 'L'
CAUTION.—None genuine, unless there is on the buff,
wilha Fen,by[A. L.
’.FOR S wholesale an<f retail,byaL* SCOVTLI*
i CO., Proprietors, at.their PHncrpal. Depot, GOTHIC'
HALL, No 1316-Broadtody, New York, to whom all or
ders for the Medicine, ani betters .xelatingro Agencies,
ahouldbe.addressed, ; - '
ALSO, for.sal? bySellers, No.s7-Wqod screen
Wholesale Ageai : for Pills bargb and, family»;». M.‘
Carry and H. P. Schwartz, Allegheny. City; Tnwnacnd,
Carr & Cci., Manehosier;^A. Panorson,^Buiainghnm.
PIUCE—In large bolile, 81,00; or Bixbollioa f0r85,00-
mar2s:3m -v • • v
private Disease**
DR BROWN, No. dl DIAMOND ALLEY.
- . Dxvotes his entire attention to.an office .
S practice. HistusidcsslsmosUyconfinedto
Trivdii orTcnereaiJJiseases* and sneh pain*
ful - affections, brought on by imprudence
youthful indulgence and extess.
; Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorr -
heal Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges,;
Impority ot die Blood, with all-diseases o. the'venereai
'origins. Skin Diseases r Scorbutic .-Eruptions, Tettbry
Ringworm, Mcrconoi Diseases, Seminal Weakness, lot*
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula,in Ano--
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritn*
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated
: ; .
FoarteenVears*
Brownto offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may
come under his care. v
1 Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay.
117 Charges moderaio. • • novffid&wly
TO EOALATISM.—Dr. Brown's newiy uiscovrea rem»-
: Xv' edy for Rheumatism lv a speedy andeenoioremedy
forthatpainfuliiouble. JtnevcTfail3. ' - ‘'y. • -r ’
Office and Private Consultation-Rooms No; 41, DIA
MOND, Penha. The Doctor is always at
home' ianlS-dawtf
TVR. RALPH’S PRACTICAL. PRIVATE T«EAT
XJ ISE, on the nature, sjmptoms^progress,consequen
ces, remedies and-cttre of tno. diseases ;of the Genital
System, adapted totheuseofeveryiiidividttEti,' 342np
with illustrative plates. ‘ Price©l,oo.
• It is an iitvaluablewoTk; or. Riifals a physician of
high standing, andfras already poblitfced several works
which have acquired for him conriderable distinction.
" .._ ‘- v [Daily Otobe.
Without we ukeft to be ableist treatise
(ojuhepeculiar.sobjecron which it treats,) that has yet
;boen pjibiished.—
The above valuable work irsold by
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PHYSICAL DECAY- —WaWr ie„.
JXL vmu Anri*i!«.—Thl» grcaland wonderful remedy
fornervoaa diseasea.cnn only be obtained at lie Medi
cal Depot, 60 Smitltfield etrcet. It la not an excitant.
£2. ta B ,L r F,?B? hen ??> P. a «’7v«!setablc and harmless 1
like a aidllfnl architect, it begins by laying n llrm foun
dation, and gradually, bat incessantly; adds' toengSi
and V 1 got, on til nothing is left onfinished." Itis a net?
vine of each miraculous power thm n u
how long.the disease marhnvi « sted ™ P £
fulness it creates, add the atrehirih'tt S, £25 <52? .
new. ; Price $1 per bottle. g H pves, are jimaa-
SVisGreatßmedyfor Consumption of the Lungs-, Afto
turns of ike lover, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Weak
nos qfVU Breast or'JJungt, and other affections of the
. BreastorLungs. •• •
TftfISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is a
T v fine herbal medicine, composed ehiefly of WttD
Bass and the genimne Icblajsd Moss (the latter
imponea _expree3ly foi; -thi3 purpose,/ the «jre medical
virtues or which are also combined by a new 1
process with the extract of tar, thus rendering tho whole '
compound v the most certain and efficacious remedy ever
dUcovered-for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
CORRESPONDENCE,
ew « Bunks, Ohio r a highly respect
able Druggist in that delightful viHage, has informed us
-that the Wistar’sßalsam orwiM Cherryisun
paralleled. The demand forit who great that he Can:
.scarcely keep himself .supplied with it. He has had in
his store medicine* for long affections. Some of these
were estCemed good and tomajrave temporary relief-
But since he has had Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry.
a numberof . the most serious cases were complete! i cu
redby its use* CC lnever soldo medicine," says the door
tor; i‘m which I had that entire confidence ihatThad in
■ this.®. - . *
It cubes 1% Wherever Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is introduced, it at once attains that htghreputationii
so riihly -What can prevent its sale when on
every hand-can bo witnessed its wonderfnfcoresT The
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerodsCough,
(and; alsd; those that are of long standing,) Bronchitis
orConsumptkm.(m ils early stages) are always cored
bv this remarkable medicine. --
Condby Wfttor , s Balsam of Wild Chorry»
Elbasakt Ridge, Hamilton co., O.j 5ep.27,1850.
J. D.'Park—BeafSirr l take the liberty, of advising
yduof the benefit that I have derived from the use o*
DtrWistarisßafram af~Wtld Cherry. Xwaaprostrated
by that terrible ecoaTge, Consumption,to Why last. The
.attack.was truly horrifying ltrme/for five of my family,
(mybrbthers and.sisters,) had died of .Consiimption. I -
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the
disease: l had a distressing cough" and expeetor&tcd a
great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe painsin the side
and' falternaung wi ih flushes of heat
and copious night sweats.
_ I was under the care of a skilled physician; from the
time I was taken sick until about six .weekssince, being
then about helpless, and'my friends considering my case
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach of our physician’s
skill, advised theuse of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry.
, I have taken four bottle s 6 f the: medic toe, and now
consider myself perfectly well. I make this statement
.to indu.ee others that are. afflicted as.lhave been, to
make" trial of Wistaria B&lsatn. of Wild Cherry, which
Temedyhas, under the blessing of Providence,.restored
my health- ri. JEREMIAH ISGRIGG.
: ; Caowif Poiwr, Lake co, to, June 15,1849..
J. DrjParfc—Dedr.Str.* As I have a deep ebmmissera
non for theafflicted, perimimo4ogiv6-you-a'bnef histo
ry of: ray-afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
use of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry."- -InJuly
1844,1 whsaUackcdwitha fever of a typhoid character,
.which left, me: in a. very debilitated state, when in the
following winter I-was taken with a seyereeold, which
reduced ffie]to such; an extent as to give me the: appear
ance of unconfirmed consumptive. T labored under a
severexbugb.cxpejcibßited : agireßidehr,iifhd was trou
bled with cold feet aiid night sweats: I also .frequently
raised-blood- from rayriungs;— this state,
jgradoally,sinking under the disease, until January, 1847,
nntillwaa sgain attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially my feet, were constantly cota, and almost
lostiheir Under these circnmstances it may be
tritly said that i'waa aTlving skcleioh; -1 finally deter-.
; mtopd to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam and from
the first week that I commenced taking 111 can date a
gcaddalxecbvery. I continuetfitsuse-six months, at the
end-of which time I was cured,’ and have enjoyed good,
health ever since* and cheerfully recommend-theßal
sam to nllthbse afflicted with diseases ofrtiolungs, and
would cay to. those. Commencing its use uottb be dis
, couraged, if, two ortbree bottles do not cflect.d. cure, bu l
persevere as I have done* and I have no .dpubi but nine
cases,out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as
Xhayebecn; - JOSEPH JACKSON.
Important to these Afflicted |t oith Diseases qf ths Lungs
-• and Breast* ■V"
Will miracles never Cease?;' More evidence of its
suroasstog health, restorative virtues! . :
-4From&.-Baker,Springfield,.Woshinfftonco., Ky.l
Spaorc»ißt,n, Ky.', May 14,184fT
Messrs- Sanford Park: I take ihis opporranlty o
informing youof a most remarkable core performed on
or AViln Cherry.
. la the yearlB4o I was taken with the inflammation
.nt toe-bowei^whichi-lahnied-andcr-tor-Bixweeks,
■ when I-gradually recovered. In the fall of 18411 was
attacked with a severe cold* which seated Itself npon
:.my lungsVand for thoepaco ofthree years I was con
fined to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicines and ove* ;
ry yarictyof aidwiihout bcncfitj and thusl wearied
alongnntUthe.wintsi of-1845, wi.en I heardbf Drr Wto*.
tai’Sßalsamof-WildCherry. c •.. .
; My friends petsuaded me to give it a lriaL though l
had given up.oll.hopes of recovery, and had. prepared
myself for tnc change of another world. Throoghtheii
jsoiicitationß I was induced to make use .bf the genuine
IPtriar’s JBctfjajtt of WQd Cherry. The effect war truly
astonishing.. After fiveyears of affliction and suffering
andnfterltavingspent-fouror five hundredvlollars to no
purpose, ana the best and most respectable physicians.
Bad proved nnavailing.l war. soon restored to entire
healmbythe blessingof God, and,the usb of J)f. Wis
tai*a Balsam of Wild Cherry:.
May the -blessing of God rest npon the proprietors o f
.so valoable a meoicme'asi Wistarib Balsam /of Wild
: Yours, rcspectfolly, ’W.H. BAKER.
-. The genuine kt wistax*s Balsam of'WildCherry " has
a the simile of the irignature of Henry . Wistar, M.
Philacelphia, and-. < *.Slanford r &. Park ? J -on afinely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper; No other can be genu
ine.- . .
Sold by J.D.PARg, (successor to Sanford* Park,)
Fourth ana Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and Weal, to -whom all orders must
Jtaaddressed.
,J;K(dd. * L Cp s Pittsburgh; L.Wilcox, Jr; corner Market
street and the Diamond: BA Fahnestock &’Co, Pitts
burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; hot & Beckham, Alls*
ghenyCitvtrL T Kutseliv Washington ; W H Lambw
ton*-Franklin; LB Bowie, Umontown;H Welly,'
Greensborghj S Kountz, Somerset; Scott-* Gilmore,
Bedford j Reed drSoir, Huntingdon 5 s
burgh;. Hildebrand * Co, Indiana \ S RWnght, Kittan
-Atagf~Evaha-&..C0; BrookyiHejrA-Wilaon- * Son,
-Wayneabtfrgh; M T Farlaad.A;Co,N -Sioa
dv&ej Bqjton&Co, Erie; Henry ForkeK-/Mercer; Jas
-Kelly*Co;Butler; S Smith, Beaver; J D Scmmertou,
_WqrrehiJLk
■ •:. • .- .*:• teblO .
' The’ Huzasn Body tn oav Perspire j .
And.persons who do notperspirc Jtre liable ‘to the mos. -
. DLSGUSTINGSKLN DISEASES.?
-IbTOWiJ.QKEsMioUaa Cbemle&LSoap)causes !a free
penplraUo%and.«uhe6amelimermolli&e9,'soflenf
the skin,givnig it the texture and beauty df an infant’s.
:•. tSCURYY, SALT RHEU&PAND SORES,
are toon nett only healed, but cured by its ; use, as at
-leasbaeven pbyßlcianvin New York know,.who use it
insuch Cases, ;
PIMPLES,Bi:OXCHE?FBECK(4m f
dr any oth£r Skin ,Tbb Teader ia.a«tjared that
this is" no useless pufTdd nostruirii. as onfi trial, will prove.
r rcduld'enumeraie at ieaat.Bo persona caredor.
SORE HEAP/BQRB'LE&S 'XNP'SORE BEARD.
: Bay it, and the reader is again &Bsurcd>J -would not
cruelly selljt fdftfio above; uftlessl knewitid.be oH 1
Those who are-liable to •■ - •
CHAFED,CRACKED,ORCHAPiIEDFIiESH,
will find tins not only a cure, „buta preventive; and I
can now ohiy-add, that any one afflicted'-with anv ol
the-abo shailaiTHscases, wiltfindThUraltand even
more-(admirablein its properties).than lauue. '
fDfßai, reader, the etoresare flooded, with-tmltations,
anobesure y oh,agkf° r Jonbs 7 ltalian Chemicai Soan—
anjl!:biay it only of WM, ;JACKSON»' Qnly^Agent In
Plttishutgh,tg4oLiberty Pittsburgh,htad dr Wood
. Ooneo» LLly WHlte.
are-cautioned againstugingcommoa prepa-
TfceyarenotawaTehow frightfully injaripuAit is
to the skin! how coarse,how roughjhow
, . saUow r :yelldw and'unhealthy, the exin
: ,‘appears after usingpreparea Chalk
. ..^;."'^es!des;iiisinitmouS,cbhtam-:.
; ' ; ingalarge quantity; of Lead I -
We have prepared abeautlfnivegetable article, which
W 6 call LILY WHITE.
'' irisperfdcUyiimQ'cent, hemg punfied of itlldeleteri
ous qualities;, and it imparts to the skin q‘natural,
healthy, alabaster, clear, Jiving white; at ihe same
time acting as Cosmetic on the skin, making Itsoft and
smooth by ihe Liber
ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh.^PriceglT cents.
- A Scientific Hair Tonic Restorer
Those
jOL whohaveusedJouesVCoralHair Restorative know
ilaeXcellent qualities—-those who have -Hot, we assure.
itto'posscssthe following qualities.; It;will : force the
hair togrow on any part where nature intended hair to
scurf ordardrutT, and make
ughi, red orgrey hair grow dark. For dressing thebair
soft ;dhcL silky, nothing, can .exceed foio—it makes i
truly beautiful and keeps it so. It is, indeed, ihemos
economical,-yetsuperior article for tholiair.
Sold only at Wftl/JACKSON’ff Store,SWEiberty si.,
headof \yood, Pittsburg. Price 37jccntaV50 dents and
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•V'Psarly Whlte Teeth and Breatb,
* ' BE HAD'FpRTIErCENTSr'
£|ERSONS .wbo have either, are -honorably assured
—that 4f-4heir brecth is everso foul , or-thefW
a TEETIFDECAYED,DARK OR. YELLOW,
and encrosted with that R 25 cent box of Jonev'
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth whiteas snout'
..aadjthe; breath odiferbuslyaweeu
Soldonlyat: JACKSOSPB Store, 240 tabeny siree*
head of Wood. - . ' • ;t: fdcc2p
Jonsi 7 Soiutton of Jsti .
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYE forthc changing of
A. wlute, red or grey hair'to' a beaudfiri brown or Jet
black a few minutes. 50 cents and SI J)0
Sold by W. JACKSON , Sio libeny sired, PiUjburgh
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a DODD’S-TETTER OINTMENT is aceTtauX',care,and
ii .old wild the “> e money U to
be'refonded.lf a b< '. tUe ’ an<l
is^soldnttlieMte^lcolUepol. 57 .SmiOfieWntreet; .
Eftct —Begdy salg at
MORRIS 7 TEA STORE, in Uie Diamond. Capf7
S.L.CUTHBERT,
£0 Smithficld street.
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