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LogAb_MATTERS.
Tart
Liomme.--Thq Court. !wpm! ylas yester
day crewded.with spectaMrs and applicants tor tav
ern licenses,,abdtipOn.the. faces of teinf of the
hater erdia be seen depidted, in characters legible,
hone atild'iesii ,l •• '
.
TheC4irtboi up ipplications•in regular or
der, comae:nein' with the First Wird, and as the
name Oftlie applicant was pronounced, the 'Counsel,
emploYei by the Temperance_ Associations, stood
ready, In' almajoritypflostanceS, - with a ramov:
'trance whicb they would present to the Court, nod ,
thereupon Would ensue aslitah of wants, enlighten.
lag the COutt end
the ti lookers on"" as to who kept
the best brandy; and as td . the extent of patronage
which' each•enjoyed. ' • •
The counsel for remonstrance, quoted a recent
law of.the ,Leglialetrue, 'paned in April, reettiting
the signers to each- petition to be brought into
Court, to testify as to the qualifications and nemw
city of the home applied for.
Bat counsel for applicants contended that this
law, at the potent time, was not applicable; as the
applications now under consideration were necessa.
lily made'at the March Term, previous to the pas.
sage of this.law,Uhd consequently, It could not re
late back; 'and' soywe believe, the court decided.—
This tailing them, they contended that applicants
'hoard make it appear to the court, that all the re
quisitions of the old laws were complied with, that
such house was necessary for the convenience and
comfort of the traveling public, and that It was pro.
vided with ample accommodations for each purpose.
They did not wish to tua'understood es dbjecting to
such houses; but they did protect moat solemnly
:whist the licensing of mere "drinking houses."
The court, no doubt, will bo occupied for two or
three days, in acting upon these licenses,and we pre.
same that the great majority will be granted. They
appear determined to get through as soon as petrei.
ble, as thewrare yet. some very important cases to
be tried:at this Term. '
Prrrusu'aaar, May !at;1850.
gralmnitan :-- The undersigned, Widow and
Guardian of the minor. children of the late Patrick
Delany, of the City-of Pittsburgh, deceased, would
take this method of returning , thanks to toe Agent,
Mr. H. ffprntil, and the officers of the Keystone Life
fantail insurance. Comp any, of Harriaburg, for the ,
prompt manner in which they have settled and paid
the insurance ttpon the life of said P. Delany; and,
are Weald say to those - who wish to avail themselves
of the benefit to be secured by such a benevolent
institution, to go and make provision for their fami.
lies by ineurieg their lives.
8117 HAN DELMIT,
E. bleMallaw, Guardian, 4-c.
To the President, Directors, &c., of the Keystone
Life Mutual Insurance Company of Harrisburgh,
Assmateran Slnctuz.7.The Dispatch, of yesterday
s ays: Cidfiaturday morning about 10 o'clock, young
Richard "Beale, (son of Mr. Geo. Beale,) while la
boring under temporary mental aberration, entered
the drag itore,of Mr. Wro. Thorn, and ordered an
onnett and a half of laudanum. Mr. T. suspecting ,
nothing, filled a viol, which yenng Beale Immediv
stilly swallowed, unperceived -by Mr. Thorn, and
banded back the empty vial, saying c , good bye'
Thorn: , Mr. T. immediately seized him, and he
was kept secure till emetics were administered, and
Abe stomach pomp alto applied, by Drs. Wilson.and
Snyder,' aud
. his life thus preserved. A man was
then felt to watch lam, but he sent his gaud away
on:a pretest; and made his escape. He'was finally
.C3and by his brother and brought home in safety._
b fei zatmit.—There were only thirty applies‘
t ions :yeatt i n ia b - cc oin the Third Ward, for tavern
lictmees, and :be Tudge said he suppeaed that there
more at the June Term,
would he about ; 1 4rtY.
making
,idaag for (Me' Ward. The Court had emu.
mob eeese,, and b e eet ,"ldert believe that 'inch a
numbet wee necessary. So um suppose that some
of them will - hve to carer.
.New• -Rom. tar Mao..StrarriWOECZUThe Bio4
they..ln-lave ; or the Isle of Hogs, a tai: by Etna
D. E.N. Sonthworth, has been received at Holmes ,.
Literary Depot,' Third' street,' opposite 'the Poet
Office. Tidal is the best.of the author's productions,
Algo,Theilankees Wife; or; like . Father like Soo,
by T. 8.-Arthur ; , .Iklechanies Magazioe, No. 5 for
May; Harticulturis ,and Cultivator, for May.
531 - Tsvo horses; attached to one of Harker & Conk
Pop-Wagons, ran off yesterday, on Webster street
and, takinre , a short turn upset the wagon, making
dreadful havoc among the pois.bottles. The driver,
who WWI sitting on the wagon at the time, we un
derstand, offers a reward of 5100 for the man who
*tatted the horses. No other damage was done.
- 1 - 4cer Foz arrested a man named John Mc-
Cracken, on Friday night, charged with passing
counterfeit miniey. Two Negroes, who _had provi•
°inky been : arrested on a 'Millar charge, testified to
hating been eniployed is that himinevaby MtCrack.
en' After it- hearing before Aid. Major, he was
committed
A Tuconnscrr.—Some off-the. papers of yesterday
N a thit L iog - stated that the . young man tvho took re.
r a se &on his pursuers in the Post Buildings " runs
v ,i t h o u i z Thiquesue Fire Company." This is a mis
take. The '. , oung man alluded to is not a member,
for i s at least connected with any company.
TEO Burs= Yirere.—We are Indebted to Henry
?diner at Co., Smithfield 'street, for a copy of the
Banker". Wife; or, Like. Father Like Son, a new
novel, by T. L. Arthur/. is - said to equal the beat
of this authorke former productions.
"Fres.—Thee alarm of fire
n iast nightwas caused by
the'roof of the binldiog neat 'to oár office being on
fire. The dam* however, were eitingulebed be•
fore any damage was done.
COP. To those in want of a good garment for
either man or boy, we would advise to call on
Cheater t ' his stock and pricee cannot fail to please.
Leo advertisement.
-.IIIEY` Mr. MUMMY is atilt in the' city, selling his
Improved . Gold. Balance and, Gauge. 'Every store
keeper should have one, as they`are very accurate.
OP.:W.:a: Wall, at No. 85 Fourth atreet, has just
received a now novel, by T. S. Arthur,'called The
Banker's Wife; or Like Father Like Son. -
11131 r Sale of Dry Goode, cargo steamboat Lowell,
tikes place at McKenna's this morning at 70o'clock.
The weather yeaterday was very cool, tut
business on the wharf was quite brisk.
Sir There are at present 94 prieonere in jail
J Thning these sudden changes of the weather,
c olds,coughs and diseases of the Lungs and. Threat,
atentore prevalent than at any other season. We ad
vise persons so effected to procure at once, Jaynes Ex
vestment, which always relieves a cough or:tightness of
thethest or throat, or the difficulty ot breathing.. Try
it. To be had at the Pekin Tea Store, 38 Fifth street.
.
Ls
_.. _
dallegttsray Dowstro * . . ,
- OSEPII SLIKEIr and 1. .1n she,District Court.
-- Aka D. ilezlep vs: . . ex. Lev. Fa.
~ it, ' Teary Crawford. . No. to, April 'T.,1.851..
L.. `...:. A.151; Now, to wit: April 14, IE4I, the.
--,... "---
~r!. appoint Daniel Rod.gers, Auditor, to
c ) ~.). ~,,. 4dnbote the - money in Donn, and the
:•.' • . .. . v. ve
tee. From she Record,
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411 pen., ..,,,,
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wxese tpestolp.ydolelliploetanarnytaakpe.
nonce, Mat . pa ce - 0 1 sAamon & Ito .
pointraent, I will attend at the . Nat ibe WM fis vof
gers,Nit. 109 Fourth street,on Sc,. „Fa
, goGEu s -:
May, at ID olelook, A.M.
.. DAN. • '
aprld.eT3w - . • AWltor.
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MBAS! TEAS!-Extra: Fine Young .11y,Vn re in
S. • lackeyed boxes—the finest flavored Vont*" „,
Tea* in the market . • Jost received at the Pekin I Pg .
Store, 38 Filth street. rapr24l. A. JAYNES.
10OR SAME.--A. Woodworm patent Planing Ma
chine, neatly new, by JOHN A. BLOODIER,
Allegben
LOOS• BOARDS.-100,000 feet, well seasoned, for
sale by . JOHN .20.. BLOOMER, -
myalvr . . - Alle:beny Planin-
S TIR bozeWO to 40 Itg,Lor sale by
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..for Saleanb set.
Town_ Ifiotsifok
In the new town of Latrobe, 'Westmoreland Co., Pa.
•
rk,t Lo r oannanepot of the Pennsylvania Bar/road.
TUBE new town of LAMOBE is beautifully'situated oa
. an elevated level plain, on the bank of the Loyal
banns River;viliere the Pennsylvania Rail Itorui crosses
that stream by a handsome,stone bridge of 3 spans of 45.
feet-each. rltia 40 miles east of Pittsburgh, 9 east of
Greensburg, it west of Ligonier, 12 south of Blairsville,
anorth of Youngstown and 7 south of New Alexandria;
.The PENKSYLVANIA. R 0.11) will be opened to the tem
porary terminus near the town, early in November next,.
AO connect with the southern turnpike. The. passengers
in every train will atop to , r re e ati a y m op e p a o l atutttehteheneßamw anictl-oeAnx
tensive Rau . Rosn Hann, now in prevens of erection,
b e r me the un cen Ts tre m o mpor f the e
w tomm ATE , a
sum;
eriorliz
Rousts,
ae.
to be erected Immediately. The lots now offered for sale
or lease are 50 feet front on streets, 50 feet wide, and nut
back 100 feet to a 20 feet alley; they will range in price
f rom 30. dollars upwards, according to, their position.—
None of the lots are more than 400 yards from the Rail.
Road Depot, which is in the centre of the Loam plot..—
Out-lots , and cottage sites, of which there are several
handsomely situated along the bank of the river, will be
be sold on favorable terms to persons wishing to b
The climate of this region is delightfal,the scenery round
the town is 'very beautiful and romantic, and it will no
doubt be a place of great retort from the cities, as it is in
the midst of the finest fishing turd hunting regions in this
part of the State. Unusual inducements offer themselves
at this point for business men, manufacturers; and me
chanics to come and settle ; they cad find immediate bus
iness and employmentr as this Depot will be sue point to
which the Iron and bll the trade of Ligonier valley will
naturally come, by a turnpike through the Loyaltuninn
gap of the. Chestnut Ridge and a plank road of 3 miles
from Alexander Johnston's, Esq.. to the Depot; as will
also that of, the neighborhood of New Alexandria, by a
plank road along the valley of the Loyalhanna, Thera
is plenty of the purest water; and the best of coal can
be had close:to the town, in abundance. There is, close
at hand, an inexhaustible supply of all kind s'of building
materials, lime, stone, and timber. A saw and grist mill are in full operation, with plenty of water cower within
300 yards of the Depot; and an extensive bnck yard also
in operation, will furnish a large number of superior
brick during the coming season. The soil is deep And
'rich and well adapted to cultivation, gardens, ke. •
The terms of-sale of lots wilibe made known on ap
plication in person or by letter to the subscriber, or his
agent in Youngstown, or at his office in ' Lsraosa?
where a plan of the lots may be seen.
OLIVER W. BARNES.
N. B.—A public sale of fifty lots will take place at
"Lammas: , early is the month of June, of Which due
notice will be given. ' lapr29
For Rent.
A TWO STOzy BRICK HOUSE, situate in
South. Pittsburgh, opposite the Pablto School
House. Enqulre of THOMAS MEREDITH, at
the south•end of Monongahela Bridge laPt29.lw
HOUSE AND LOT FOR IMO —For. Sat —A new
Frame House of for rooms, a kitchen cellar. Also,
out oven, and a' large yard anegarden. The lot is 20
feet front on Resaea street, Allegheny, by 110 deep to
an alley IA feet wide,—pleasantly situated in the Buena
Vista addition to Allegheny.
S. CUTHBERT,' Gen't Agent,
50 Smithfield street.
"VAST LIBERTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A
slrable property of 180 feet front on Abe eastern
road, at' East Liberty, by 198 feet deep tea street, with
a:good dwelling hone, and other valuable improvements
—Price $2;000. Also, a brick* dwelling house and store, -
with two lots of ground, each 30 feet front by 24 deep to
an alley situate near the Railiesd Station. Price for the
whole, 81800. , 8. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent,
apr2o 50 Smithfi el d street.
For Resit.
THE subscriber wilt rent his well known Ho
f ntel, su mmer
the borough of Frankfort Springs, during
the summer months, to any one who wishes to
engage in the business. The house is alreadylurnished,
and a good supply of Ice on hands. For farther par
ticulars address the subscriber. G. W. DUNGAN.
Frankfort Springs, Beaver co., Pa., April 20,1851.
Journal copy one week and charge Post. - imyl,tiv
Par Sale.
ALARGE and comfortable FRAME DWELL.
LING, with nine rooms and two kitchens,rit
on a lease of five years from the firat of January
last. Ground rent moderate. The house is pleasantly
situated in the Ninth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh.
For further particulars enquire of
MRS. JANE BrKEE,
Bearer st., near Ohio, Allegheny.
S:tw
TNE-SIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—Twa vain
]." able Building Lots, each ra feet front on Federal
Street, Allegheny - City, by ICO feet deep to an alley, situ
ate 44 feet above Robirson street. To persons desiring
a pleasant location, central to both cities, either tor re
sidence or business purposes, the above presents a good
opportunity, and is about Me best charm on Federal st.,
—so near the bridge. S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent.
50 Smithfield street.
lirm.uaßLF.; tt lel, lES PATE EOH. SAL For
sale—that valuable Lot of Ground, situated at the
corner of Markel and Water streets, at present occupied
by Mulvany S Ledlie, as a Glass Warehouse—having
a front on Market street of 33 feet 11 inches, and on
Water street of 35 feet 1} inches.
Also, the Lot of Ground adjoining the Gas Works,
formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph Tomlinson, as o ship
Yard—having a front of 131 feet 44 inches, on the Mo
nongahela River,and running back 343 feet to Green
ough street. •
Persons desirous of purchasing, can receive further
information from It. C. STOCKTON,
aprl4 - N 0.47 Market street.
r{to•LET—The STORE ROOM uovv hued up with au
1. elegant modern and attractive front. Bent very low.
EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
st avowals. Ward Property.
DOH SALE—Thiee desirable Building . Lots, each 20
JC feet front on Overbill surer, by lot) deep. This
property, of 60. feet ie pleasantly situated about
160 feet from Centre Avenue, whicb is row paved, and
would do well for a family residence, affording ample
room fur gardens, play-grounds, &c,s or a single lot
can be hull( applied for soon.
S. CU ALBERT, Gen'i
myl 50 Smithfield et
----To Let.. •
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on Darragh
street, Allegheny. It is calculated for a ''' s•
Boarding House, or private residence. For fur- E n
Bier particulars enquire of
MRS. JANE 111Iikt 0 ,
apt:lS:lnv Beaver street, near Ohio.
Drug, Store for Sale.
IEiA DRUG AND APOTHECARY STORE, which
s
ap i ro doing an excellent business, is offered for stile.
For farther information enquire at this Office.
Country Seat for Sale.
IQ IX ACRES, situated, in Peebles township, on the
Braddock's Field Road, about 300 yards from the
Turnpike and mile from the Railroad 'Depot in %VB..
kinshurg, oae of the most desirable locations offered.
2aso—Sixty. Building Lots, adjoining - the Railroad
Depot in, Wilkinsburg, and fronting - on the tumpike
road. Enquire of J. P. Horhach, 197 Liberty street,or
the subscnber, near the premises.
my2.3t A. HORBACIL
flerrls island Saw Mills.
MAE above establishment has been taken by the -in
dersigned, with the vieys , of pinning the legitimate
business connected therewith; and cc they .lITO now re
ceiving a full supply of Timber, orders -for all sizes of
Limber will be filled with promptness, and at as low
prices as by any , other Mill in the neighborhood.
PALINGS of a plain and ornamental pattern will be
„ens. .lapr3o.yi JAMES CARMAN & CO.
Hosiery, Trimming andl'Linie Goods.
EATON, 6 Fourth street, between Market
. and Wood, invites the attention of Wholesale
andßetail buyers to his large and well selected assort
ment of
Cotton, silk and merino hose, Chose and gloves;
Best Paris kid and drivingglovei ;
Figured sad plain bonnet ribbons ;
Black 'silt trimming and gowning tctcos ;
Dress buttons and trimmings ;
Laces capes, under-sleeVes and veils;
French worked collars, chemizettes and cuffs
Linen cambric, lawn and embroidered hand'?;
Laces, inserting* and edgings of every style;
Dimity bands and wrought flouncing;
Gents cravats, ties, stocks and collars;
Fine shirts, silk and cotton vests a dressing govias;
Phu', needles, mins, buttons and braids;
Shell, ivory and horn combs ;
Hair and teeth brushes and perfumery ;
Fine and common fans and parasols;
Zephyr worsted, canvass and patterns;
• Ladies' slippers, gaiters v excelsior walking shoes;
' With a great .viirlety of small wares and fancy ant
'cies, all of which he offers at the lowest rates, either
, or cash or-approved credit. apr2s:lmdtAtw
PITTBBiIti,GEt
otio'=w2ewt.4e;*.e , ,re-i
CORNER OP RABBET AND TEIDID STREETS.
CHARTERED A. D. 1850; the only chartered Insti
tution of the kind in Pennsylvama.
Faculty.—Jomt FLUXING, principal Instructor in
,the science of Account,. -
O. K. thusemmaLm, Professor ' Penmanship, Maroon
the computation, &c.
Aral. M. \Verson Esq. Lecturer on - Commercia
Law.
Those wishing to obtain a complete knowledge o
.Bookkeeping and its application to every branch of ha
:siness, also, a rapid mid elegant hand writing, are invi
ted to call and examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commeichil Law every Monday evening
Reference to any of the city merchants. (dean
AIIEAD•OF ALLI
PREPEXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
ARER.aud sold..b) , /NO. YOUNGSON, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
psration i the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
It is put-up in bottles at 2.5 and 271 cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every, disease where the orig . '.
nal American Oil has been found at all ethcacious,.and
it so far exceeds the original in power, as to render lithe
CHEAPEST RDICHIR IRTFIR WORLD. Call and
JOHN YOUNGSON.
- . . . .
ikCit. The original Oil in its natural stateas taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the onip Proprietors.
Pearly White Tisett",s and Breaths
To BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS.
PERSONS who have either, are honorably assured
"that if their breath is ever an foul, or their
Tgßra DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of ionet."
Amber Tooth Paste will wake the teeth white asunow
and the breath odiferonsly sweet,
Sold only at JACKSON'S Store, 240 Liberty stree,
head of Wood.. idea°
.
a
Bording. •
A Fq,'W GENTEEL BOARDERS cau be accommo
juL dated, applioatinn be made soon, at No. 20,
• racy of Hand and Fayette streets. • (apl26:tur
.11,13.E5T0N 7 S EXTR.&CT of' Vanille.,Rose and Lemon
r "fox ,dnyering Ice Crean:6s;leHies, Custards, &c., for
sale by JAMES A. JONES,
apt 2R punier Ma rt y 'and Hand Sta.
Commercial and financial.
Daily Review of the Whet reale 47174krzcet.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST,
TOMIDAN feronimro, May 6, 1851:f -
Huskiest; yesterday presented considerable ac.
tivity, generally, and a considerable amount of bind
,laess was done throughout the city.
.
. .
- ASHES--Wo notice some sales of Soda Aid;. at
fere:ter quotations 31c. Sales of 2500Ths Saletatus
at di. Sales of -41,. casks Pot Ash at 4L,
-
'BUTTER & EGGS-831es of 7 brie Roll`at-l8c.;
4 boxes do. at 14. Sales of 8 brla Egge at 6#1117.
- -
CHEESE—We note salenot SIMI. for eorona_;
eream,7# to S.
DRIED FRUlT—There was quite a speculative
demand for Apples, and sales to amount:'of about
400 bushels reported at from 80087 c. per bushel.
In Cincinnati prices have gone up to $l. Peaches,
we have sales of 20 brie at-$1,31; 10 tacks do; at
$12 31 - -
GRAIN=We note sales of Wheat at 65376. Rye
quite in demand, and will command from 45360.
Corn, ealea of 609 bushels on.Satarday, in ear from
store at 40; salmi of 2 00 bushel& shell at 36. Oata,
we have sales at 28030.
FLOUR—The receipts yesterday were light; prices
'ranged at from $11,15 to $3,22. WO have sales of
40 bbla at $3,20;22 do, at $3,20; 49 do. at $3,22;
50 do. from stare at $3,31; 2% do..extra at 83,40.
Sales of 14 bbla Rye flour at $2,65.
BACON—There was quit') a demand for bacon,
with sales of 40 caste shoulders ranging from 61 to
61, principally at the latter figures. We hoard of
an offer of 61 for 100,000 pounds of shoulders, which
was refueed. Sales of 32 hhils hams, and 500 pieces
do. at 81; 800 pieces shoulders at 61. Sidea : sales
of 11 Made at 8; . I5 tierces sugar cured hams at IQ .
LARD—This article has further advanced. ;• We
have Bales in bbla at 9c for No. 1; in kegs at 91(410•
• Grease: sales of 7 bble and 14 keg, at 71.
WHISKEY—We have a sale of 60 bbla at 211,
cash.
MESS PORK ie heldfirm at $14,50(aft15.
GROCERIES--There were sales to a considerable
extent of sugar and molasses. We note sales of 40
hhds sugar at 61; 15 do. at 6 10 do. at 61. M 01221
see: we have sales Of about 100 bbls,, reported at
from 361 to 371. Coffees aales or 50 bags, in lots,
at 111012.
FISH—We note sales of No. 3 Mackerel at $8,50
to 8,75; Shad, $12,75 to 13,00; No. 4 Mackerel,
$7,75 ; Herring, $6,60 to 6,76.
POTATOES—SaIes of 175 bushels, at the river,
at 45 for. Reds: Sales of 22 bble Pink and Neshark
nocke at 62.
BROOMS--Sales of 80 doz. at 81,00 p doz.
OILS—We notice no change in Oils. We quote
Linseed at 95 ; No. 1 Lard at 60 to 61.
BEANS—Tbo market is bare with a good demand.
We note sales of 5 bbl mixed at $1,25 p bushel.
Operations of the U.S. Mint.
The Philadelphia papers of Friday publish the report
of E. C. Data, Esq., Assistant Treasurer of the Mint, for
the month of April, which shows a falling o 0 in the
amount, of coinage. More gold dollars and quarter eagles
have been coined.
In March the coinage was.--
In April, only
Showing a decline of •
• COINAGE volt amt.—ow:a
117,744 Double Eagles, value
21,179 Eagles•-+
Qaarter Eagles
397,118 Gold Dollars
614,940 pieces
$3,176_059
.(143 dimes
COYPEIt COINAUB
,=,676 cents
1,971,025 pieces• • • • • • — L3,191,793 . 76
Total Gold Bullion deposited for coinage from Ist to3Oth
. _ .
April, ISSI, inclusive
From California
do other resources-
$2,EZ0,500
Silver Bullion deposited in same time ••.• —• 19,00 D
An issue of 3 cent pieces will be made on Thursday
next by the Philadelphia Mint.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
6 PEST 0 mcues wavca IN ruse ca, clue
ARRIVED:
Elearner lilichi&an-No. 2, BOiC3, Beaver.
.• Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Wear ward, Brownsville.
.1. ll.PKee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Beaver. Gordon. 'Beaver.
Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Thomas Shriner, Bailey, West Newton
Hibernia N 0.2, Batchelor, Cincinnati
Empress, , ,Cok, Zanesville.
*4 J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
DEPAR PED:
" Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
"!Rune, Parkinson, do
" 7. 151.1Cre, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
l'ilichigan No. 2 - , Boies,tieave r.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
" Thomas Shrive r, Bailey, West Newton
" Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
Keystone State,•Stone, Cincinnati.
" Wellsville, Young, Wheeling.
For Marlette and HorningPort*
lag Ta x fine steamer PACIFIC, Zarrona Mar•
rwr ' will leave for the above and intermedi
am ports every THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. hi.
For freigbt or passage, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS tr. SON,
multi N 0.61 Water at., and 63 Front at.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
THE now and fast running steamer GIN.
. 11 4 1 7 0 4CINNATI, Bincttronalr, Master, will leave
regularly every WEDNESDAY.
creight or passage, apply on board, or to
matal O. B. MILTENBERGER.
Allegheny litver Trade.
REGULAR FRANELEY PACKETS
gittl a THE fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
o. 0 , Capt. WH. - HANNA, leaves nits Alle
gheny wharf for - Franklinovery,lifoaday,and Thursday,
The fine' steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
JOHN HA.NN/.., leaves the - Allegheny wharf for-Frank
lin, livery Tuesday andF•ri.itay, at 4 P, ?it
For Freight or Passage, apply an Board. [niar2o
woonwnito & JELLEY, '
BALERS IN-AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BOOKS,
STATIONERY, ETC., '
Third Street, Pose Office Bni/clings. tap3o:),
New nooks t New: books
JUST RECEIVED AT WALL'S PERIODICAL DE
POT, No. 85 Fourth street—.
The' international Magazine for. May. This is the
paragon of all the monthlies.
Eugene Sue's last and best work—The Mysteries of
the People; or the History of a Proletarian Family;
Boston Shakspeare, No 37—contents: Hamlet;
Blackwood for April;,
The Philosophy of Spiritual Interconse, being - an ex
planation of Modern Mysteries,. by Andrew Jackson
Davis ; •
Woman's.Frienthship, a story of Domestic Life, by
Grace Aguilar; -
The 'Vale of Cedars, by Grace Aguilar ;
Living Age, No. 3133;
Rebels and Tories-4 'Revolutionary Legend, by
Lawrence Labree, Esq.; •
The Complete Kitchen and Fruit Gardener;
- The Complete Florist, or Flower Gardener ; •
Knowlsou's Complete Farrier, or Horse Doctor;
llnowlson's Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor, for
popular and general use—price 23 cents. Imy2
:II AIR TONIC.—Tne superior qualities of Ws article
„Map_ can only be truly tested by a trial. It clears the
pores of the skin, causes a healthy action of the nerves,
entirely frees the!hair from Scurf and Dandruff; has a
tendency. to make the hair curl. The harshest hair
must bow to its power, and change to a soft,healthy and
glossy state. To ladies the Tonic is invaluable, the hair
can be dressed in any required form .so as to preserve
its place, either. plain or in curls. Its, perfame is invig
orating and pleasant, and ia free from all greasy sub
stances, which adds so much to its sterling worth.
Sold only at WOODWARD & JELLEY'S,
aP • 1.30•tf Nn. 7 3 , Third st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bummer Blooming Flowere.
• fintlE subscriber offers for salts an extensive variety of
•L MONTHLY FLOWERING.PL ANTS, suitable for
planting in the yards and Gardens - of the cities, com
posed in part of twenty sorts of Summer Blooming Ver
benas, containing some new brilliant varleties,—price
from 81 to 81,50 per dozen; lielitropes $l,BO per dozen ;
, Ever Bloommg Roses front 82,25 to 87,50 per dozen, aC
cording to size; Geraniums, Fusheias, Yining Plants,
&c., Ere.; Dahlias, composed of the finest free blooming
'sorts, from 81 to 82,50 per dozen. " '
: Orders left at our stand, id Market; or by mail to Pitts
burgh Post Office, will be promptly attended to. _
apr2o:lwo JAhlh:S WARDROP:
Nev Books! New Books!
.-virALL, No. 65 Fourth street, has Joel received - the
following new works:
The International Magazine for May. This is the para
gon of all the lifortthlieS;
. Boston Shakspeare. No: 37—contents : Hamlett Prince
of Denmark;
Living Age, No. 382;
London Punch of April 12 ;
Rebels and Tories—a Revolutionary Legend—b y Law
rence Labree, Esq.; • -
The Complete Kitchen and Fruit Garden ;
The Complete Florist or Flower Garden*,
Knowlson's Chmplete Farrier or Horse Doctor,
Knowlson's Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor—for
popular and general use., Price 25 cents. fopt29
OARS:I/IMS 1-- * l'eticheis and fantilieif wishing to Dur
k" chase School Books, Classic Text Books . , and Edu
cational works, will find it greatly to their interest to
call immediately at the Edncational Book 5t0te,43.5 Mar
ket street, adjoining Dr. Thoru's Drug Store. This es
tablishment is selling off at cost, to close'up.
ALSO—Carter & 8r0. , s valuable Books, at cost. We
have Sin oXeellent stock of these works ? and families,
m i n isters, &c., would do well to cal) ng.the present
wee k on ly. fapr9) EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
jamas nom* Snow.'opt
AMR/YR Y 4T LAW,
011
1111C5,N0. 11 . 00 FOURTII $1 1 ;WF) PqrsM , Etli
p,29y
ACON-20,000 lbs. Hams, superior cut and. cured
JUIPI city smoked 00,000 the. Suonlders do do
ups 15 WU; DYER.
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ENE
Wtkin ,6121V3.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MEIICHANTS,
81 'SLUM araarr,sr. LOUIS, massotrat,_
HAVING been engaged in the above business for the
lust-sit-years; in this city; -would respectfully so
licit - consignments of Good% to sold in-this. market,
dithee for Auction - or private sale--particularly ; Glass
ware; Hardware and Dry Goods; and -will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods ;mina ;geed as for sale
Will refetto ..136StS. 'lateen, Roe & Co., R., R. Vio-.
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John J. Anderson & Co., R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed,-Brownlee, Homer & Co.. Larkin
Deaver. Saint Lonis • „Butler : A Brotlier's s Cineinnati"
Decree Nl)Lain Pittsbnri h.. - fmartiky
P. 111. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
, .
3D WARD •SCHOOL LOTS ay . Attoriort.--On Satur.•
day aftettoon,-May oth, at a o'clock, will be sold on ,
- the premises, six very valuable Building Lots, situate'
'at the corner of-Diamond street and Cherry alley, having
cach a fichat of 20 feet on Diamond street, extending 100
feet back, with 1.0 feet given to widen street.
Terms--One-half cash; lesidua in one year—wi t h i n .
Merest secured by band and mortgage on the premises.
School Directors.—John Meceskey t John' MYQaewan,
Joseph W. Lewis, G. Adams, Robert Moo re John Beck.
M. DAVIS, A uet'r.
-/ - 10AL. Averrost.--On Thursday afternoon,
!LI May 15tb, at 2 - o'clock, at the .Commercial` Sales
'Rooms, corner of Wood and Elfth streets, Pittsburgh,
will be sold; pursuant to , order of Orphans' Court of-
Washington county, by .the Administrators of ;Wm. Ste
venson, -late of Allegheny county, dedensed,a - certain'
Coal Right and Privileges, situate on the Monongahela
River, in Union VormerlY , 'NOtunghma,) •township,'
Wo.shington - Countyi being the right to the Coal 'under
one and a half acres, hy meets aid bounds on the river,
with extent of surface for house; room and platforms;
width on the river seven - and A half perches, and the
right to follow and take the coal to a straight direction
under the firm of John Taylorif adjoining and of Thos:
The extent back by parallel lines, is about
100 rods, thence running in the length of 20 or 30 yards
to a point.
Stud right was conveyed. by John Taylor to A. Kirk
endale and by him to Archibald Reed, and
_bY Reed .to
Wm. itevenson, as by deeds recorded in Washington
county. JOHN STEVENSON,
JOHN SILLIMAN,
Plans can be seen at Sales Rooms. A dmwisttatora. ,
mytt . . . N. DAVIS, Auct,r.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, on Pennsylvania Ave-
V nue, AT An Saturday afteinoon; May
1.61 h, at 4 O'clock, will be sold on the premises, the lease
of eta years from January Ist; 1851, of that - valuable
Lot on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Magee
street, having a front of ono hundred and gotten feet on
the Avenue, and extending back, .along • Magee street,
ono hundred feet, to a 24 feet Alley, subject to an annu
al ground rent of - 8107, on which ,are erected four two
story and four one story frame =Dwellings, Blacksmith
Shop, ke., which rent for $350:
Terms—OneLthird cash, one-third in six months,
and
the remaining third in twelve months, for approved en,
dorsed notes . (my3l P. 111. DAVIS, Auct"r.
SIIERIFF'S SALE of seven cases Dry Goods, nine
do bleached Mullins, and five bales brown Dies.liots:
On: Friday morning, May 9th, at 10 o'clock, at the Com
mercial Sales Rooms, corner of Fifth and Wood streets,
will be sold; by orderlof Carter. Curtis, Esq., - Sherilf of
Allegheny. county, by Bunchy , wipts of fooling? attach
meet, seven cases Day Goods, &c., comprising a frill
assortment of seasonable and fashionable goods, lately
purchased in - the &Asti nine cases bleached Muslins,
9.4 to 54 long Maths, pillow . casings, Sbirtings, !re.;ings , five
bales 3-4 to rid brown shinings and sheetings. 'Terms,'
cash, par funds. (nov3l P. M. DAVIS, Aitet,r;
W. U. revcARTN.V.V, Auctioneer.
SECOND HAND BA.ROUDDE AND - BUGGY At
Acortort.—Will be sold to the highest and best bid
der, on Saturday. May tOta, at 10 &clock in the fore
noon, at the carriage shop of J. P. Wilson, on Third - st.,
below Wood and Smithfield, to pay cost of repairs and
charges, one two horse dickey seat Barouchc, watt new
leather top, iron axle, and left by Mr. Philip Mott one
open top Buggy, left by Mr. Herring.
Also--Lone horse Carriage--atanding top, iron axle,
and nearly new.
Those interested will please tate nonce to this advert
isement, as they will be sold at the 11711 C and place above
mentioned, unless redeemed by the owners or their
agents before that time, with cost of this advertisement.
W. G. APCARTNEY, Aucth.
EAM5,735
3,176,659
$3,109,G77
--82,254,8"c0
• •
211.790
• 114,270
•• .787,118
-- • .82,M
13,335 A
J Atli Es McKENia
_A, Auctioneer;
EIGHTH SALE OF CARGO STEAMBOAT LOW
ELL, comprising Wrought and Rolled Iron, Nails,
Hollow.Wiare, Hardware. Cutlery, Axes, Glassware,
Fairbank's Sco:ri, Iron Safes. at Auction. , On Friday
next,May 9th, at 2 o'clock, will be sold at M'Kennaqi
Auction House, a large lot of assorted round, square,
and Flat Rolled Iron, Ploughs, Wagon Boxes, . 3D kegs
Nails, t Iron. Chest; 19 boozes Sundries, containing
Hardware, Cutlery and Pittsburgh , manufactured arti
cles; 12 boxes Axes—part of cargo at steamboat Lo
well. ImYdl JAMES M'KENNA,Anet'r.
$2,113,500
75,100
•
T A T DALY & CO. have now ready for sale a large
TV . and well selected stock of Spring and Summer
Hosiery in all its branches. They wonld direct particu
lar attention to their mock mfGentlemen's cotton half
Hose, with Merino and Silk feet; they are of the' best
materials and workmanship, tirid for comfort as a sum
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W. D. & Co have also
on hand Gems Undershirts and Drawers in cotton, silk,
and merino; Children's , Hosiery of ail descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Store, Pifilestrect, between
Wood and iMarket. •
Journal-copy. DWI
Mew andFasbionablo Gooda.
TVST RECEIVED at ROOSTER 4 , GRIBISLE 4 I6;
LI Bee Rive Clothing Store % No. W. 5 Liberty street, a
large and splendid assortment of the latest styles of
Spring and bummer Gooda,rrhich we ate prepared to
manuCieture to crder, in a style unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices.
We have on hand a large assortment of READY
hiADE CLOTIIII4G, made in the best and mast fash
ionable manner, widen we are determined to seU very
low for cash. Country merchants. and those who bny
wholesale, will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing. lapr7:2m
[ Lawrence Journal, Clarion Detnoerat, Mercer
Witig, :quadrille Sentinel, Greensbu rah Republican,
Washington Examiner, Steubenville Union—copy to
the amount of SI, send paper to advertisers, and charge
this Office.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.—Theliest and cheapest me
dicine for this purpose is Dr. Daily's Balsam of
Waughoo and Sarsaparilla_ Price:hi cents per bottle.
Sold by S. L. CUTHBERT,
tiped4 GQ Smithfield otrp.,
Front Brick and Route Tile.
undersigned ie now manufacturing, at his Steam
1 Brick Press, in Birmingham, the handsomest Front
Brick, for houses, ever produced, which he will sell at
ore-third to one-half less than hand-made, possessing
perfectly even,
square edges, and a srcooth,polished sue.
faccolcy catch no dust or soot, and preserve a hand
some, clear, bright appearance, no seen in Rev. Mr.
Knox's Church,,Sonth Pittsburgh—the contrast between
it and other butldlngs being very visible. The brick
now making are muck &opener to the former. The front
of anything like a genteel house should be of pressed
brick, the additional expenie being so trifling.
Certificates in my possession, from Government Offi
cers, Agents and Architects, who have used similar
brick extensively, certify to their superiority in strength,
durability, resistance to frost, water, fire, Ac.
ROUSE TILE.
Also manufacturing, a superior article of Tile,llio
nounced by an eminent , English Architect, superior to
Slate, and tumishea at about one-half the expense.
COMMON BRICK.
. .
_ . .
Also, 300,000 Common Brick; strength, durability
&c , guaranteed. Price 83 WOOO, at the Works.
myl.__ . . ISAAC GB..EGG.
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AN OliD/NANC
FAr the Erection of Market Vouset
WHEREAS, It is desirable that the present Market
lir Houses be reconstructed, as well as other midi-
Venal Dlarket Douses be erected for the greater conve
nience
ssc.r lo and l
d e a d
i a n t l e
d o nimo
enacted t h e i z b e y n s t te e
m f o s of ,
Piasourgh, in Select and Common Councils assembled;
That whenever the citizens of tiny Ward or . Wards of
the City shall' subscribe tho amount necessary for re
building arty of the present 'fitarket Houses, or ',hall
procure a site or sites for additional Market Houses,
and the means for the erection of the same , they shall ,
submit to Councils for their _approval or amendment,
the plan or plans on which they propose to erect the
same; and when the said plan or plans have been so
approved of by Councils, the same shall appoint a com
mittee to act in conjunction with a committee of the
same number, to be appointed by the subscribers to any
of the said Markets, who shall constitute 'a building
committee, and whose special duty it shall be to carry
oat the provisions of this Ordinance, and to see that the
said Market or
Markets are erected in conformity with
the plane approved of by. Councils.
SEcriosz 2, Be it ordained, ke.,,fee., That when atty.;
Market or Market Houses shall have been erected in
conformity with the foregoing section, it shall be the
duty of Councils, by ordinance, to enact stash rules and
regulations for the government of the same, and to np
point such officers earner be necessary for said Mark
ets.
,• Sacred 3. Be it ordained, d'e., That the City Tree
surer and the Clerk or Clarks of said Markets, shall re
ceive and collect the rents and revenue arising there
from, and after first deducting the cost of repairs and
other necessary expenses tits Treasurer shall pay over
the proceeds of the said Markets annually, in the month
of December, to the respective sub so ribe rs to said Mark
ets, in proportion to their respective 'subscriptions, until
they shall be fully reimbursed the principal and interest
of the amounts respectively subscribed.• - and paid by
them: Provided, That before a dividend is declared in
favor of the subscribers to the Market House or Market
Houses in the Diamond, the Treasurer. shall retain for
the use of the City, from the proceeds of said Diamond
Markets, the sum of 54,600, annually.
Sacriors 4. Be it ordained,Ac., 4.r., That whenever the
provisions of the third section of this Ordinance shall
et Houses, with the groundi attached to the' same, shall
have been full p y r c o o p t e n r p ty lie o d f w i tt ho lie city s , aid io M p a t r h k e e r t owtiMtharthke
h e o
revenuee
day of April, A. D. 1551. ' ROWT. M. .
Ordained and enacted Into Law, in Conneilaibia 29th
t on e d emoluments Misingiherefrom;
' Pfllo. qf C. C. RIDDLE S
ATTEST—M. W. Limo, Clerk of C. C.
A11.E4 B: MURRAY,
• • = Fret. of d. C .
•
Al7ssl"—R. MORROW,' Clerk of , S. C. fmy
Admlntstrattlx, Notice.
T ET7'ERS,of Administration on the estate of Alexan
_LA der Hari, late of Pittsburgh City, in the county of.
Allegheny, deceased,having been granted to the subscri
ber, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment, and -all persons:having claims against
said estate will present-them dulfauthenticated for set
tlement, at the residence of the subscriber.
MARTHA - JANE HART, Pittsburgh,
ap2s:3t. , : Administratrix.
JUST RECEIVED By EXPRESS—. • •
B l ack and colored French Cloths;
"•• Light colored fancy . Cassimcces •
Black French Commerce;
Fancy Silk Wettings; - •• • • .
Sok and white Marseilles Vesting; •
Jenny Lind Vesting., at B. Id. ARGIJST I S, ,
•• No 155 Wood st
APPLES-150 bus. prime on hand and for sale
jJ aPI 2 S . ,
.-}I.C. KELLY
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BY TELEGRAPII.
RePorted ExPrwlY for Daily Morning Port.
ST LlGllTNnto—pgrxri a , „num
MURDER' AT RIMBOROUGEL
PEULADELPHIA May b
At an early hour on Saturday afternoon, our eitl4
zena were startled , by the news which had been sent
by express to the city, of a most dreadful murder
le the tOwnshipl of Roxborough, one of the most
beautiful and semantic sections' of the, rural portion
of the county of Philadelphia. A death.like
nese pervaded the scene-the spectators were eh
most mute With horior. , Incligoation was depicted
in everycountenance, and many a manly as well as
gentle eye'atifrused With tearri.' ..
The spectacle' was awful to behold—a female
prostrate upon her back, lay at full length in a pool
of blood, with the whole front of her skull' inaabed
in—a man also, with bis,head-beaien to atoms, was
lying inthe inud. The house was entered, and
here was disclosed the moat appalling sight of all—
in the corner of a room, as thoughlt had crawled
there and expired, lay crouched upon its face a
dead infant. As one of the policemen turned it
over, he wept. The side, front, and back of its
cranium had beco fractured, and , thougtflifeleas for
several hours, and its countenance distorted by the
shocking injuries it had _received, there was still
ouch a lifelike expression of innocence in its look,
that. it was difftchlt for the spectitor So realize the
idea that it was really a corpse—it appeared as if
only asleep.
This alarming *and heart•rending affair is Wrapped
in no little mystery. The facts and circumatances
as far an disclosed, appear to be these: The family
consisted of Valentine Bartle, aged 46, hie wife
Catharine, aged 30, both nativea of Gerraany, and
four children. The mother was endente.
A man calling hinuielf Christian Gracinger was ar..
rested this aiternotin, on suapicion of being the mur
deter. lie has been folly identified as being the
man employed by Bartle; and who made threats
agsitiat him, in consequence of a disagreement about
wages. -
'By advices from St. Thomas., we learn that Capt.
Brooke and crew ofthe British ship Carolina, 'which
wag burnt at seai had safely arrived at that port on
the 19th ult. . . .
The schooner ISfcßodgers, 'from Mataazas, has
advices that continued excitement exists there rela.
rive to the invasion. Two thousand men are kept
under arnie in ease or need. -
Late papers from Barbadoe and Martinecine,
opeate of the mall pox as raging fearfully in these
lar.da.
Meetiogs were held in Grenade, to take action
against the further reduction of the duty on sugar.
FIRE IN CINCINNATI
CUTCINItiaI, May 5.
A most destructive fire occurred last night, in a
lumber yard on the corner o? Race and Columbia
streets, which destroyed about twenty buildings,
including the large liquor store of Wright & Bro.
there. With this exception the houses are mostly
private, and not very valuable. The loss is heavy,
but the amount is not known.
Our city is infested with thieves, and this fire was
doubtless the work of an incendiary.
About half past 12 to-day, a tremendous end°.
lion occurred at the alcohol and canaphine factery
ofJohn W. Blau, on Washington street, near South'
mirk. owing to the carelessness of the employees.
The building was completely demolished. There
was no person hurt although several miraculous
escapes were made.
Pww.anzirata, April 5.
A meeting of the American Association, for the
investigation of scientific subjecui v vras-convened to.
day, and will probably be in session during the en
tire week. --Avery-large number of distinguished
scientific gentleman were present . ;_and as, no
doubt, tho subjects for investigation will be highly
interesting, the public shall bo informed of their
proceedings.
Jenny Lind distributed over $6OOO in charity, be
ing the nett proceeds of her concert on. Saturday
rught. •
•.Nzw.Yonsc,May 6.
Philip Hone, the naval officer or theliort,
pired at his residence, to-day, about noon.
MARKETS -1W TELEGRAPH.
F 147 ..Dull at 4,25
Rye Flour.. Nominal at 3,50,
Gmin..Wheat, 1,0001,03; Rye, 70; Corn 641
Bacon..llams, s t ai ; Sides, 91.
Whiakey..23o23l.
tvnertra.] NEW Yowl, May 5.,
Coat:m..lo} advance on Saturday's prices.
Flour.. Doll at 4,2E04,50.
Wheat—Quiet at 1,1401,15 ; Rye 76; Barley
1,0001,12; Corn 6310661.
Pork.. Quiet at 15,50014,50 for old and new mess,
and 13,50312,60 for old and new prime.
Lard.. Firm at 9/0101.
Tobacco..l4.
Whiakey..Dall at 23i. _
F10ar..3,48ait3,60
Whiskey-171.
Sides and - Shoulders..Bla4
Sugar..eit.
READ THIS CERTIFICATE.
"I tun glad I tried Watts' Nervous Antidote. For
three, yearsi have been afflicted with nervous head
ache, low spirits and a bad cough. I took but one tea
spoonful, and In one hour was entirely relieved of the
headache and low spirits. I took another spoonful the
next night, since which time I um like a- new man in
full strength. AUGUSTUS WM. GOETZ." '
Watts' Nervous 'Antidote is sold at No 50 Smithfield
street. Price 01 icy bottle.
myt
DUFB'~S
N. E. corner of Market and
r Third sm.—Established in 1.80.
• IJ our Incorporated 1.) , 'ha Le-
Pislature of, ennsytitarua, with Collegiate Powers and
rivileges
FACULTY
President—P. DUFF, Professor of Book-Keeping and
Commercial Science.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., Professor of Mercantile Law.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS,. the most accomplished Pen
man west of the mountains, Professor of Penmanship.
Upwards of eighteen years , experience in the most
extensive foreign and domestic shipping, gives the pro
prietor of this establishment an experience in training
others for the counting. house, possessed but by Jew
teachers of Book Keeping in the country ; and all who
aspire to the highest rank as accountants, are requested
to call and examine his credentials from upwards;of
one hundred Bankers, Merchants and: Accountants in
this city, as also the emphatic recommendations of the
American Institute, the Chamber of Commerce' and
many. of the leading Merchants, .Bankers and 'Batik
Officers of the City of. New . York, appended to his North
American Accountant, and Western Steamboat Ac-
roirn WPIDEN • • ' • roam covam.
Ai! P4.DE N CO V ODIII
[Successors to John hPFaden & - Co.l
Casa 'Basirs,-Pents-street
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Penna., Etanrolui..Cient,rai Ratirolia.
THE subscribers having been appointed shipping
Avant for the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
inform the - public that we are now prepared to receive
any merchandize or, produce. for shipment east on the
opening of the Canal. , -
Goode via this route will be carried through in five
days, and all consigned to as will be forwarded free of
commission or charge . for advances.
SATES 07 FREIGHT nirwarri PHILADELPHIA &Yrrrsiniaott.
Dry Goods, Ratt,'Shoes, Books, Stationery, Cutlery,
Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers, Fdtniture, Drags, Me
dicines, Saddlery, Wool;Pee., &O•tei 4P'lOO the.
Hardware,QueensiVare, G rocette'r, Paints, Dye Stuffs,
Oils, Leather, Clover, Flax, Timothy kind other Grass
Seeds, itc.,9oc.. 100 lbs.
Bacon, Beet; Pork, Butter, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf' Coffee, Tallow, Grain and Rags, 60c.. ber 100 The. -
Ashes, hltirble, (rough,) Tar, Pitch, Rosin, German
Clay, Bones, tcc., 50c hr 100 But '
marlS . INPFADEN k COVODE.
BOOKS!—Woodward & lacy, 73 Third street,. Pen
Office Bnilding!, have on hand a choice Iletectlon of
American and Erighshublicatirins—bound and in nom
'hers, Also, Stationery { , ten.
Books neatly bound to eve
riENTR4. TEE. STORE.—Just receiving the fittest
selee9bn of loose and packed Teas yet brought to
this market, for sale wholesale and retail.
H. C. KELLYi
D PATENT SOAP POWDER—Warranted
not to rotor injure the clothes. Price L2i cents Der
paper. For sale by [IVAN
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BANACEIELS ..11, ND EXOI I / 1 NGE BROSS Eil3,
CLEVELAND, OHIO, _
11 - .7- Collections mode in all . 46-prine iitieiees, and
Boughlr:•andBsl;•?dcolsOComm-
HILL dr. CIVEIRN, _ •
• BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
• No. 815 •Wood'Streot,
Thrid door below Fourth—(toest ' • -
QIGHT EXCHANGE oil the• Eastern Cities constantly
la for sale. Time Bills of Exchange • and Notes dis
counted. Gold, Silver and Banit Notes, bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal clues of the United
States. Deposits received . of Par and Current Funds.
BAJNEEILNII.II3OIIS'Et.... .
JESSE . CAROTHERS & CO,
N 0.15, WOOD STREET,
Current money received on deposit, ' • •
Collections made ou all iliepnneipal cities of the Dal-.
PATRICKS & FRIEND • •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE B RO KERS{
• No. 95, CORN= WOOD A . 205 DIAZIODD - STREITS,
' Pittsburgh, imayl
1100.1 1 1 - 4 , SAILGRN T.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Corner of Woad 'and Sixth strcea., .Pittrburgh, Po
rhEALERS Coinißank Notes; Tim e .Foreign
iy and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit,Ste
EXCHANGE :on all the principal Cities Of the Union'
and Europe, foliate in stuns to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and"par funds received on deposits
, COLLECTIONS made °ikon parts ofthc Llnion, arthit
lowest rates. . - , . sepli-ly
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANRING , HOUSE.
• BRYAN; 91.31111131 . 4k. CO. • ,
TOTES,'Drafts, Checks, ite.. collected, and Rena at.
tanees made upon favorable terms. . . •
may22:tf ' - R.-BRYAN, Cashier.
IroUiddysburgh,litay 18.1850. •
. , . Notice.
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WE have assogiaied .I:Gatintisi
a Count twith - tis in
the Eichange and Banking bitsinesi.
WM.. H. WILLIAMS de CO.
Pittiburgh,Jardy.l.ool..L.iidhlrn
NORTH BAST. CORSET( OS. WOOD AND THIRD . STILESTS.
A LL transactions made on liberal terms, and nonce
tionss promptly attended to: - fja6:6at
Z. HOLMES Cr. SONS,
ILLVE lintolTED 7115111116111=6 AAti EXCIIANCIE aIMICS
T. No. 67 Market street, four, doors blow old stand.
NEw Yoßa, May 5
N. Hor,ntE's & SONS;
'DANK:FAS AND EXCHANGE 'BROKERS, and .Dea-
ALA lens in Notes, Drafts, Acceptrices, Gold; Silver and
Bank Notes. Fachst..ce on the -Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale. ' ' • •
Collections made in allrhe cities throughout the Um-
-
ted States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, N 0.67 Market street, between Third and Fourth
Domestic and Porno. Exchange Bank Notes,
Go:d acid Silver; Bats ght,So.t aniEze!angui,
AT 1 - 1111
EXCHANGE. AND BANKING ROUSE
or
William & Co"
• 04 Wood , Street,
PITTSBITRUH. -
ID"'lnntinist ALLOWSD ONTISIE DIPOSITE. [81428
Banksrsand Exchange Brokers, Dealers Fonign and
Damesticiiills,BiUsof Ezehange, Corifficare3 a f Dsper
it, Bank Notes, and Cain.
Corner of Third and Wood - sta., direetly - ,oppoeite the St
Charles Hotel. may:lB
QTIUCT attention will be given to all busbacts en
-1.3 United to his caree. Pittsburgh manufactured arti
cies always on band, or procured on short rotice.
Notes, Bonds, Nfortgages, - !cc., negotiated on favora
ble terms. Advances made If required. ioct22:tf
Pazu.aaaami.ma, May 5
Dr. Rogers , Syrup of Liverwort. and Tar
For as complete Cum of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchial, Spitting of. Blood, and ad other Lung
Complaintstendsngm PONSUALPTTOIL
Loo Ks . trizpa:ralelled SI/Celina.
THE above distinguished COUGH MEDICINE is car
rying all before it in Lung Complaints. In all sec
sof the country it is constantly perfan:niag.cures
which astonish even physicians themselves. Look at
the high character and .standing- ot the names which
vouch forits unrivalled healing power. H-Cox,M.D,
late Professor in the Monica! College in Cincinnati; W.
J. Richards, M.D.; - Hon. Judge Morse' i:Ton—Judge Wm.
Burke, for. more than 20 years Post Master of Cin.; R.
S. Newton, M.D., Prof. in the Medical College . at Mem
phis, Tenn.; Jam •• A. Collins, Esq., Propnctor of. the
Temp. Organ, and Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance of Ohio ; William IL Leviscni,
Esq., Editor of the. U. S. Military and Naval Argus at
N. Y.; Thomas C. Faulder, Esq., of Albany; Rev. H.
Wiseman, Rev. R. Hoyt, N . Y. City; and we conldname
hundreds, aye thousands of others, who testify' front
personal experience, that it has cared them. and their
triends, in some casesafter'ait otlierrentlies had failed.
Suet men never make such statementa, unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Read a
few of the letters. . • .
LEuisnr.t,par,a, May 6.
.
Extract from a letter from F. .M. Cory to H. L.. Ste
wart, N 0.137, Second street, New York.
Seasta.,.Tune.3o, 1813,
Dear Friend Stewart: I have been.home now Just two
months. When I last saw you, I had but little hopes of
ever getting any better. Bat I have now the pleasure of
thanking you for recommending me to take Dr. Rogers ,
Syrup of .Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. I get a
dozen bottles, of it and took borne with me, determined
make a fair trial of it, as I had done with everything
else. I have only taken tour bottles of it, and I mast
say it has done me more good than any, other medicine
I have ever taken.. On my first taking it, it increased
the expectoration, and I raised a great deal e , " Moody
mutter from my lungs. But - that has now ceased, and so
has my cough, nearly.. I cough but little now, and ex
pect soon to. be entirely free from, it. I consider it an
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend it to all who I
are afflicted with a cough or diseased lungs.
• • * • •
PHILADELPHIA, May 5
.
I let a young lady who hadthe CONSUNIPTION,.and
had bled a good deal from the lungs, and doctored sever- .
al months with our physician, but grew worse, have one
Urdde of it, and is cured her. It acted almost miraculously
in her case.
N.B. The priittal /utter - froth . which the.above is an
extract, ia on file, and 'can be seen'at oar office, No: al6,
. „
Broadway. .
CINCIANATI;Miy
S. L. CUTHBERT
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Bankers`ate txchange Brokers.
11. W!*ti. mil B. COVIO
was.. wiLialurts ez-o%
HAMM ES AND EXCHANGE. BROKGRS,
ROgnOra.
aLtLin
HR AMER SG ' RAHM
G. W. TAYLOR,
112 SECOND STREET,.
COMIIIISSIONER 4ND BILL...BROMIC&
HOPE EYES.
WONDERFUL CURES!!
CANGUAL A G v A;
1 . - olur sincere friend,
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED
SEX HOW PROMPTLT VT ACM
Statement of Mr. A, Lang,: Baker, No. 38a Pearl Sfred i
N. Y.—A fent days before last Christmas, lwaa taken
unwell, and 'soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lungs. I calledin a Hommopathic physician, but his
medicine did not seem to help me. I read your advert
isement, and thought I would try /Ir. Rogers , Syrup of .
Littrwon, Tar and .Cancluslagua. Before I had taken
pp the thirtibottk, - my bleeding had stopped, my
* Cough
vas gone, and I felt as well as usual. My health is now
good. .I consider B. a mostexcellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend alp my friends. [This statement was
rnadeto the Proprietors, March 12th,1850.1
OTHER NEW. YORK PITY REFERENCES.
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117 - For "tract of room to publish at length any more
certificates, we here give the names and residences of
several individuals well known in New York, every one
If whom has used this oudieine, and can speak personally
of its effects. Please cull upon them, and hear what
they sky.
CUABLES 1.1;RIRO, No. 102, Broadway, corner of John
Rev. %tun H..M*, N 0.1.37, Madison stree•, Pastor of
the "Church of the (inod She - "herd..
Roagav S. LOCLW4.PuI.). N • 36. Vestry street.
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STLVAIMS N 0.2.80, IL...Aston street.
11:7 Be sure to ask for Dr. A. Rogers' Syrup of L.P.7-
gaisolur, TAR, and CANCHALAOIIA, and let no
other be palmed on to you. , •
' CAUTPON.--Noue genuiotyunless there is on the bun'
wrapper,a note of hand, signed with a Pen, by A. L.
SCOVIL .l; CO. •
FOR SALE, wholesale and. retail, A. L. S . CONTILL
& CO., Proprietors, at their Principal
p m'. D epot , GOTHIC
w
BALL, N 0.318 Broaday;New York, to whoall or
ders for the Medicine, ti g it.t letters relating to Agencies,
should be addressed,-postpaid. . • .
ALSO, lot sale by R. E. Sellers, No. $7 Wood street,
Wholesale Agint for... Pittsburgh and vicinity
Curry, 11. P. Schwartz, and J. Douglas; Allegheny City ;
Townsend, Carr & Co., Manchester ; A. tPatterson, Sir-
PRICE—In large bottle, $1,00; or siz bottles' for 55,00
Cllalr.Uoteit, •
(Formerly the Exchange,)
Corner of Penn and ,4t. Clair streets, Pittsburgh.
mins .spacions, central, and conveniently located
L HOTEL, .having been completely remodeled and
thoroughly repaired and, improved, and is now open
for the accommodation of the public.
LThe subscriber, lessee and proprietor of the St:Clair
.Hotel, respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has furnished it'ln the most elegant and comfort
able style, and employed competent assleuttas and at
tentive and faithful servants,aud that he will spare no
exertions to make it equal to any house in the country.:
The well known central location Of the House, and
convenience of its arrangements, rendering -it the most
desirable, either to travelers or permanent boarders, in
duces him to solicit and hope for it aliberal share of pa=
tronage. (apr C. W. BENNE'rT.
!Music.
•
ilk If RS. RULEATT, late of the City of Dublin, re.
111. spectfully informs the citizens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny that she is prepared to give instruction on
the Piano Forte and Singtitg, either at their residences
brat her's, corner of Leacock and Morgan streets, Alle
gheny. Fox particulars enqnire .at this Mike, or at the
store of W. Daly Br. Co., Fifth. street.
Terms moderate,
.FRO SALE;—White Louisville Lime, by the barrel or
. retail; 20 dozen good black ink; lead pencils; 2,000
small fish hooks; 20 gross coat and vest moles; a few
.pictures; a large temperance chart, and 300 temperance
certificates; the Daily Morning Post, and all our Pitts
;burgh Dallies, most of the Weeklies, and about 100 late
.exchange Newspapers, (tom Boston to New Orleans,
.kept and for sale, by ISAAC HARRIS,
wpt2s - at his Agency and Intelligence °Mee.
A. W. Faster,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL L OR AT LAW
_OFFICE, NO. 47 FOURTH STREET, barna dfark
taut, Pi=busgig, Fa. • . ,novls;:dawly
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IBMs aikigebidna•
The Great Bemedyfor C'ittruoz_ptson qfgs -tun" Ara
tionsef the Liver, Ankno, Bronchi*, Paris or freid-.
nw c f the Breast: or Lungs, mut otlisr cffeetfont eras
vir 'STAR'S BALSAM OP UTE& CHERRY Li it'
_VT fine herbal medicine composed ehietly of WILD
Catirat BAIUt and.the gerdltino hams= Moss (the finer .
imported expressly, for this propose .the rare medical
virtues of which are tdso combined by a tie ch em i ca l
"process with the extract of tar, thus tendettatula wh o le
compound the most certain and effieaebsus remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
- . INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.;
Dr. Wm: Y. Bunka, of Xenia, Ohio, ithighly respea.,.
able Druggist in that delightfulvtllap, has informed
that the sale of Wistaealtalsam oflNql.d Claws+ is ttn.
paralleled. The .demand . for it is so great tea; uscesa - ,
scarcely keep himself supplied with it. He has Wolin
hie store medicines for lung affectioris.; Boma of these
were esteemed good and SO= gave temporary , relief.—
But since he has had Wistafs Balsam of Wild Cherry,
a number of themost serious cases witMcompletelretti
red by its use, "I never sold a medicine," says the door
tor Nit which I had that entire confidence tltatl had in.
IT crass ! Wherever Wiata6 Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry is introduced, it at once attains that tagh reputation it
so risibly deserves. What can prevent its sale when on
everyhand can be witnessed Its wonderful cares: - The
worst case of Asthma; recent and dangerous Cough,.
(and; also those that are of long standing,) Bronchitis
or Consamption (in its early stages) aro always cured
by this remarkable medicine. - - . ,
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Cared by Wistarga Balsams °VW lidCherrys'
Purdessin Itmah, Hamilton co., 0., 8ep.97,1850... •;" .;
"J. D. Par,b—Dear Sir:: I take the liberty - of advising
you - of the , benefit that I have derived - from the use or
Di. Whiter% Balsam of Wlld Cherry. I was prostrated
by that terrible scourge t Consumption,in Kay /est. .Th'e •
attack was truly horrifying to me, for five of my rurally '
(my brothers and sisters,}-htuldied of Consumption.. I
was, afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the '
disease: I had a distressing cough and ezjieetorated a
great deal of blood,hectio - fever, severe piuns in the side
and chest, cold chills, alternating WWI flushes ofheat -
and .capious night sweats: ; . • -
I was under the care of a skilled physician fro, - - .Lee
time I was takensick - until about six weeks bein^-
then about helpless, and roy friends corisideriVkce`
hopeless, or at least hart:lad the reach °four al ,
skill. advised the r.- , e of Wistarle Balsam of .-"
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I have fr
—en nT bottles of thn medici ne, ' •
consider myself - e erfeetly well:'' make' this grab '‘
to induce others that are afflicted as 'I have bee
make trial of Wisie., , s Balsam of Wild Cherry, w'
-emedy has, under the blessingg of Providene!', rest(
• my health. . JEREMIAH - ISGRIfI
CEOWN . Portrr,'Lake co, la., June 11.
J. D. Pork—Dear Sir: AB I have a deep
tion for the afflicted, permit me to give youli. brie
r; of my afflictions, and the benefits derived fri
use of "Dr. Wistar's Balsam ot Wild Cherry: ,
1.844, I was attacked.with &fever ore typhoid chip' •
which left me in a very debilitated state,
following winter I was taken with ti severe can, - Ara ..
reduced me to such an , extent as to give me the aopei...
ance of. a confirmed consumptive. Ilan dena
severe cough, expectorated a great deal, :4z.
...real-ton.
bled with.cold feet and night sweats. I also ficoneatly
raised blood, from zny langs. "Icontinued in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease, until-Tannery, 1847, .
until I was again attacked:with fever. My extremities,
:especially my feet, were constantly cold, and almost
lost tfieir feeling. Under these circumstances it may be
' truly.said that I was a Eying skeleton. . I finalty,deter.
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. Wistarra Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
the first week that I commenced taking it I can date a
gradual recovery. I continued its use six months, tribe
end of which time I was cured, and Lave enjoyed'abod
health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the ' Bei
aam to all those 20% icted with diseases of the lung, and
would say to 'those commencing its use not to be dia.
couraged, if two orthree bottles do nos effect 'a combat
persevere as I have done, and I have no doubt but nine
cases out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as
I have been.. : JOSEPH JACKSON. r
Important to Mora Afflicted Itotifi DISCOCS of theZufmrs!
wtdBraw4 ..
Will miracles never cease! Mora evidence Of its 7
surpassing health restorative virtues I - •
[FromDr. Baker, Springfield, Wasy., hington co.; g
ism y 4
Snannonata, gay 14#
:Mews. Sanford 4- Park: I take this .opportnnity o
informing you of a most retie:liable cure pail - armed cat ..
ma by the use of Dr. Waster's Belson of Wad ,Chetry:
In the yearlB4o I was taken with the inflammation,
of the b , ci p w ,i els, which I labored under tor sir wooka,
when I finally recovered. In the fall of 1841 tau
attacke with a severe. cold. which seated itself 'upon '
my longs, and for the space of three 'years !Wag eon
fined moray bed. I tried all kinds of Medicines and 6 1 0)...'
17 variety of aid without benefit; and thus I wearied
along until the winter of 1845, wt en beard of Dr. Wis.
#1073 - Bajsam of Wild Cherry. ' '
Itlyfriends persuaded me to give it'a trial, though I
had given up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared
myself for the change of another world.. Throaghtheit -
solicitations I was Induced to'mate use of the gehuhte"
Mimes Balsam: of Wild Cherry. The 'effect was truly
astonishing. After five years of affliction and l agreting,
and afteg having spent four or ftvahundred dollar" tone.
,parpose, ana the best and most respectable physicians -
had proved unavailing, I wee soon restored to entire '
health by the blessing of God, and the use of
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. • -
May the blessing of God rest upon t/us proprietors o
so valuable a medicine as WirrtanAalsam: of 'Wild
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, - BARER.
_The genuine " Wistaes Balsam of Wild Cherry,n him
fac simile of the signature of HenryWistar, U. D.,
Pbilenelphia, and Sanford & Palk' I, on a finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. No other mar ge,nty.
Sold bq J. I). PARK, (ancieraor to Sanford& P4k,)
Fourth_ and , Walant streets, Cineimiett,
Agent to the South tuul West, to whom all orders taint
.7 Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh; L Wileoz,Jr, corner Market::"
street and the Diamond; RA. Fahnestock k Co t Pitts ,
burgh ; I A. lones, Pittsburgh ;lice & 'Beckham,
ghee,. City L T Maisel', Washington ; ll:Lambed...2
ion, Frank lin; B' Bowie, Umontossid; Weilrf
Dreensburgh; S Koontz, Sonterset; &Olt
Bedford; Reed & Son, Huntingdon ;Mrs, Orr, Hedlidays.
. burgh ; Hildebrand &Co, Indiana; JR
Wing;" Evans & Co, Brookville; A. - Wilson 'Son,
Waynesburgh ; APParland & Co, N Callen '
ville; Burton it Co, Erie ; Henry Porker, Merger Its
Kelly & Co, Butler ; S Smith, Beaver; L -D Summeiton s.
Warren; F' C S Sone a„,Coridersport; P Crooker
Jr., Brownsville. - • *btu -1
Private Dl saree.•
DR . BROWN, No. 61 DlAMOND'AlefirAn':
DZIroTS3 his entire tittentlorPto °glee
practice. His tininess ismostly confinedto
Private or Venereal DOeases,and.sneliPaln
'r
Cul affections, brought on by - imvadeneu
youthful indulgence and excess.- •
. Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruption_e,Golall: - .
heft, Oleet, Stncture,.llrethral Discharges )
Impu ty of, the Blood, with ail diseases . the venereal
origin. Skin, Diseases, Scorbutic E.ruptions, - 'Petter,';
Ringworm Mercurial Diseases,Seminal Weaknesa,Du.
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, month
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the'Joints, Fistula in lino-
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins,
bons of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully' treated . "...
Fourteen pears' practice:(four in this city) enzalei Dr-
Brown too der :issuances of speedy cure tOiaviticimay,
come under his.care.
F. M. CORY
Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay.
na•• Cturrges moderate.. novs:d/Mr>l
13 EUMATIBIII.—Dr. Hrown•e newly • cileetrYled rem=
edy for Rheumatism's a speedy andeertain: I=4 ol ,
for tba,t puinfultronble. It never fails... • -
Office and Private Consultation Rooms NO. 41; Dili
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. -The Dc.otor ts ar"-^•vs et'
The plcrri - ^ ,— Nature. is the perfection - of
Art
vi.evOlundertiandingfilo'beiri.-
dJ,Nature, in creating' deCpar • PernePtlenws ihnd• • en . '
mending the bliher,emotions Merced, by Aittiod4C4e,,
of Lan-Mc:arm Sketdding and Painting'', imparted : in a ,
.10. term of •instructions, in the eminence-of n style,
..eteof, 4n the pe , Mliarlues thereto, is uniernassed,, ,,
all the excellences of the Art. ' -'
Sketches of residences and scenery tn.' toidTa '.. -
'Pittsburgh, in constant progress: Diagnificent
lions of - elaborate paintings, gorgeorus oriental seer ,
and thomost splendid views from all over the we
C. C. BENNETT 1.97 , Pen , '
Pinsburnk
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Transparent -Window Shade - rec to ry .
48" IRWIN STREET,
OSMIUM PEI 'AND =Mtn BVI7tEZII),
1 - IST OF sivinEs onland and rn.ado at all dotes to J order
-5-4 and 6.4 Boil Shades, plain and bordered -;
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• Tnansparent green AOl, f - :.'
do ; •
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Landscape Shades of every style
Moonlight -do-'.do do; - • '
Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style
STOLE - SfIEUDES of any color, with Letterintr be
signing. OIL CLOTHS on band. ,
Also, a lot of SHADE, TftlMMlNGS—complete 25 -
cents per shade.: tEr Curtains bane= reasonable'
P. s.—Pedlers will do well to call at the FOiorY, be-
fore purelraaing elsewhere. - -
aPrlB:6re -E. icsgyoreikl.
friTE Stockholders of the Pennsylvania_ Salritiattr
.1. factoring Company are notified that an instalment
.or l`walve Handrail and Fifty Dollars per ishare:fs
Office
to be paid on the 10th dayof ftlaYrfteXt; attho
Office of Charles Lennig, Esq., Phlledelphia.i_
- By order ot. the Board of Direetori.
" GEORGE THOMPSON ' ••••
!Transom =A Siercitt;r:.-
East Tarentum, April 17—antl8r2w " •
kt.ev • site-. .15.till&is1ra Female Eliolnilltsittrirs ,
• KITTANNING, PA:, • • •• -
ECOMMENDED by Gov. Johnlittirk Ra - 214 1 0
Potter and Uptold, will rempeqoySinttletSibsol.
owthc 80th instant, (April). . •;•
• Charge for board and English tuitiotPer.*%4,
Con of five months, - - 7 . ."--r•-•
per $01.1.1011. ~ •
Charge tor washmg and stationery, ,
of five months, - - Nel d a ; Nelda;
Music, &c., at customary riliC3. •N
of boarders received, 25. - . •
See Circulars at '.I. ff. Mellor 's Rook Storey Waol
'street. „ 0
Refer ence in Figsburgh—The Ruso sb = r gl. iir . 13 17
bi'Clure ; Judge. Stealer ; iticharlson,
White, A. B. Qurliza, ttit'G re ensburgh t •,,ltutge Bar
Kiskeminetas• Judge ' Eapri(l43taulee,
nittont Klueuluieg.
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