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May. Before the Hon.
Judge • '
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States to. JohnWheeter, for passing coon.
tidbit coin. • '
irSweetzer and Divid Read for. the United.
,•• Siam and Charles W. Robb for defendant. •
lilr.SWeemer eyiencd the cue to the jury.
.t:...:. • Mow Rook 'sworn.--Reside in New Lexington,
' Somerset comity i saw defendant there on the even•
in of the 2.10 of January last. lam employed io
'a store fdefeadant came in in the evening and pur
..: chased some segue, candies, &c., amounting to
.*: twelve and a half cents, and gave me a five franc
piece, (itwas shown to the jury) and I gave him the
. . change; hive had the coin on my person ever since.
Crour.Exacainicl.—Went to him next morning and
told him it was counterfeit, be said he did not know
It; .that he bad got it from somebody ; and he paid
me back all bnt eleven cents ; I still kept the piece
and then prosecuted him.
. Daniel Miller, stoorx.—Reside in Keppersbnrg,
Somerset county,; saw defendant at our place on the
28th of January last. (The crimes" was about to re.
..
Late that defendant bad passed upon him another
- coin of a different denomination. To this evidence
riefarideneconnsel objected. After a learned and
lengthy * Argument by Sweetzer for the U. S., and
Edwin C. Wilson,lor defeace the evidence was ex
cluded.)
Ism Younker, tteorn.—Reside in New Lexington,
Somerset county ; saw defendant there on the 28th
of January last ;•in the evening he passed on me a
false five franc piece ; ho stopped with me nod bad
his harm fed, and In payment therefor gave me this
Ilene, (showing it;) have seen defendant back and
forward for Several years'; ho brought the horse
Aber° and paid SI 12i cents for him ; I am a con.
:stable end keep tavern; defendant, in company with
~others, bad been drinking some during the evening
rand be paid me in good money; I didn't know this
—Wit Counterfeit until the next morning.
John Harried, stoorn.—Reside about five miles
`Allaritt New Lexington 3 in the latter part of Novena.
•, bar or the first of December, defendant came to my
.store after night and roused me up for the purpose
- .ol ".purchasing rem cheese and crackers; be gave
.41. counterfeit five franc piece; am acquainted
w itiiefendant; think ho belongs to Weetmoreland
comity.
woo• ealdsvidoworn.—Met defendant on the 28th
..of Jsnuarl,. lie shoved me two five trace pieces;
told him they looked oar; Well and asked bins where
he got it, he said he made it and wee head hoe, in
HI that he could exerage from $: 49 10
a day ; that
h
e bad made about.s3ooo.
Hamilton B.liamea s stecirn._Am a w .:slstrate in
Somerset county; said bo bad moulds to mate
coonterfeit money, but this money ties never m
in his moulds; that he didn't wee them.
The evidence for the United States here closed.
GREAT GATCERT MATCg.—We are inforniod tbat
the return match between eleven of Pittsburgh and
eleven of Cincinnati, for $lOO, will bo played in
Pittsburgh the middle of next week, as the Cincin-
nati players will leave Miro on the 11th inst. and
moat likely will be here to play on the Wednesday
or Thursday, the 14th or 16th. to will be remem
, bared by some of our readers, that wo gave an
moist of the match pleyed last fall in Clocinnati,
slfichwu cleverly won by the Pittsburgh men, end
the return match was to be played this spring for
the like sum. We hope all will be well on the day
of playizig, sod that the weather may bo fine, and
that the beat players may win 1 Wo have no doubt
there are a great many of our citizens who have not
area this ancient game played, and suppose it to be
•`' a boyish game we can inform them it I. say thing
.bat that;' for it requires a great deal of practice
• :and skill before a man can take a part in it. It is
. one of the most manly, pleasiog, and healthy game.
" man cab delight in ; for it gives a free cirealatiOn
, .
• to the blood, expands the bangs, gives activity sod
.. , strength to the mottles, creates en appetite, drives
.away.consnmption and rheumatism, nod all those
diseases that afflict men of sedentary habite for watt
or physical exercise. .Now this is a beneficial
. amusement; and no city needs it more than Pitts.
• burgh, for we base a great many clerks, tailors,
' '.ehoemakers, end various others who would do well
-to tarn their attention to this game as eternise, and
patronize it with all tbeir power as an ontidote (or
• ill health. We should advise those of our citizens
who can conveniently spare time nest week, to go
' • and see them ; it will be quite a holiday. Them
will be a marquee on the ground to accommodate
visitors and players with refreshments; and we
think those who love enjoyment will be main
t good use of their time. The players go out every
',Wednesday afternoon, to practice on a piece of
, Niroond st the upper eod or. Bayardstowo, w hero it
is suppesed the match will be played.
F iag —•iyar. CATOLDRAL ta Iltars.—Abotit
• bill past 11 Wel - oak, yesterday, a fire broke out in
the large Cathedral on the hill, near the
Court House. When first discovered It appeared to
the under pretty good beadw'oy, and shortly after
'Abe alarm was given, the whole :oof was in flames.
It appear' that It caught from a "Park rron the
sruthershouse, which is nearly j am s i s tinat it, and
which was only eared by the extraordinary ..."'gPrtione
attic) firemen, who were promptly on the groN:4-
They worked bravely and did efficient service. The
fire raged for about au hour and a half, and there is
nothing Jett of •tho building but the bare walls.—
The altar, pulpit, and confessiona le, were carried
out, but the large and splendid organ, whose tones
barb oft Ones cheered and tranquilized tho troubled
mind, was too ponderous to remove on inch abort
notice. and was consumed by the devouring 'ale
utt. It cost some $3,000.
intended to have used the inside Bittern;
a jibe wood work,) of this church, in the new one
which they are at present erecting, end they would
bare been worth In that way some 812,000, is was
• estimated by the builders.
The Insurance on the building wee 85,000;in the
Delaware Insurance Company ; making the {actual
loss about $7,000. .
,Dtertersaarm.—The coroner yesterday dial°, erred
young woman named Ruth Cook. who had re
.cently been buried in the Methodist graveya;rd 00
qbe Brownsville road, a short distance from, Bir.
' uningbam. Her death was earned by untimely ,child.
!birth; and a young man in Birmingham harr i since
been charged with having attempted to pros pre an
abortion, and thereby caused her death. Hence the
disinterment. Alter a strict inveatigstion, i Were
eras no -evidence to that effect, and ho wa•l die
charged from custody and sho re-ioterred.
Frur DZAD.-:A. man yesterday, whose nam awe
did not learn, fell dead at Tom Gardiner's it 'vent
in Allegheny city, above the Hand street ft ridge
Tho coroner bold an Inquest, and the jury retained
verdict that hedied from the elects of intoxiciattrig
liquors,
asr The Mayor of Allegheny City, 'Tate! day,
locked up for a short time,loor young farces for
scrimps the note Min locomotive, destined ftir the
State of Indiana, which they intendid to sell Gls old
tkon.
CA* DLPOT.—The masons base commenced work•
ing on tho car depot, to be erected on tbo pros .erty
lately purchased from Wro. o>Harra Robinson for
that purpose. , •
our Mr. A. Hoskins, who drives the pop wsigon
of Baum & Co., requests as to say that be was not
• • on the 'wagon et the time the horsos ran away on
•
Monday. -
igrA dreymair named James Lyme, bad hi; leg
broken, yesterday morning, on the wharf, by a ‘ ,. bo x
falling upon it.
Car Tho Minstrels at the Athena.= are
doing a fieto hatless,. They afford Jots of fun.'
A Card.
The undersigned, in the absence of Bishop Moa
ner, and on behalf of the Trainees and members of
St. Paul's coogregation..of of Pittsburgh, returns his ,
gratitude and thanks to' the Indefatigable and intro.
pid firemen of this city, for their energetic and de
termined.efforts made to subdue the flames, which,
yesterday, consumed the Cathedral. Although sore.
ly afflicted by this conflagration, which in a few
'short hours reduced our beloved Temple to a pile
of smouldering ruins, the anguish occasioned by the
sodden, sorrowful calatiity is partly relieved, by the
recollection of the undaunted efforts made to subdue
the devouring element. Firemen and citizens, who
participated in the struggle, deserve the, highest
commendation.. To each and all of you, the Catho
lic community of Pittsburgh is greatly indebted.—
roue heroic ezertiene, made sometimes ko the face
of imminent personal danger, entitle you to admira
tion and lasting. thanks; and I take great pleasure
In thus, publicly acknowledging your worth, and
subscribini myself, on behalf of the congregation,
whose servant I am, your lasting debtor,
May 6, IMO. E. M'MAHAN, Pastor.
STATE Roonno.--At all times and under tacit.
curnstancee the maxim is true, that ""an ounce of
preventative is worth a pouod of care, and as there
are almost daily occurrences of splendid edifices,
sod superb buildings being leveled to the dust by
fire, when, In fact, had their roofs been of slate,
they would have stood in' piond defiance of the
element which subdued them. Then in order to
have this prevention, it is only necessary to call on
Mr. Thos. Arnold, the only . alate roofer in the city,
or leave your orders at Logan, Wilson & Coos., 129,
Wood street. Mr. A. has bad a long experience
in his business, and has covered all the buildings in
this city that have encb roofs. See advertisement.
CO' A young men was arrested yesterday by
officer Fox, for breaking Into a room in the base•
ment story of the Bishop's house, where a great
many of the articles of value, carried from the
church, had been placed. Ho was intoxicated, and
had kicked open the door, and was caught in the
room where be was arrested. It is supposed that
hie intention was to steal.
DJ,' There was a" Frenchman yesterday, whoee
name we did nut learn, but he resides in Fourth
street, :severely injured at the firo by one of the
heavy timber, falling upon him. His injoriea are so
serious that little hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
/or sale anb do Let.
Town Lots for Sale,
In the new town of Latrobe,Weatmoreland Co., Pa.
The Loycdhe nn a Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad. la
THE new town tff Lam= is beautifully situated on
an elevated level plain, on the bank of the Loyal.
henna River, where the Pennsylvania Rail Road crooner
that stream by a handsome atone bridge of 3 spans of 43
t :set each. It is• 40 miles east of Pittsburgh, 9 east oi
G ee ,:setbmg) 11 west of Ligonier, 12 south of Blairsville,
3 nom` of I oungstown, and? south of New Alexandria.
The p w OZTLVADIA Ran. Roan wilt be opened to the tem
porary'lasnear the town, early in November next,
to connect
term.
tvt~~t s outhern turnpike. The passengers
in every train w, II stop to take a meal at the new and ex
tensive Rau, ROAD . Ma now In
in the centre of the tou'it reedy opposite the Rau. Roan
Coiasant's Dxscrr, Wars . 67411°3, ENGUni Hotwlai Ad,
The tOt3 now offered for sale
to be erected Immediately. 50 feet wide, and run
or lease are 50 feet front on str.7n.t.si
back 100 feet to a 20 feet alley ; ie ley will range in price
from 30 dollars upwards, according .4 °.. the L r
None of the lots are more than 400 yes."' `"`,'"`“
% town ,
Road Depot, which' is in the centre of the
Out-lots and cottage sites, of which there i -T°
handsomely situated along the bank of the river, """•'-'
' 11d
be sold on favorable terms to persons wishing to be
The climate of this region is delightfaLthe scenery rott:''
the town is very beautiful and romantic, and it will no
doubt ben place of great resort from the cities, as it is in
the midst of the finest fishing and hunting regions in MIA'
pan of the State. Unusual inducements offer themselves
at this point for business men, manufaciarers and me
chanics to came and settle ; they can find immediate bus
iness and employment, as this Depot will be the point to
which the Iron and all the trade of Ligonier valley will
naturally come, by a turnpike through the Loyalbanna
gap of the Chestnut Ridge end a plank road of 3 miles
from Alexander Johnston's, E , q.. to the Depot; as will
also that of the neighborhood of New Alexandria, by a
plank road along the caller of tke Loyalbanna. There
' rap:lent) , of the purest water ; and the bear of cOal can
be bad closeto the town, in abundance. There is, close
at band, an inexhaustible supply of all kinds of building
materials, lime, stone, and timber.. A raw and grist mil
are to fall operation, with plenty of water power within
300 yards of the Depot; and an extensive brick yard also
in operation, will famish a large member of superior
brick daring the coming season. The soil is deep and
rich and well adapted to caltivation, garden s, ftc.
The terms of sale of lots will be made known. on ap
plication in person or by letter to the subscriber', or his
agent in Youngstown, or at his office in Lammas,"
where spies' of lots may be se en.
OLIVER W. BARNES.
N. B.—A public sale of fifty lots will take place at
"Lavaoss," early in the month of June, of which due
notice will be given. ' Lnpr29
For Rent.
A TWO STORY BRICK SOUSE, situate •in
jefi. South Pittsburgh, opposite the Public Schoo..m .
House. Enquire of TEIOMAS. MEREDITH, et
the south-end of Monongahela Bridge ['pallier
HOUSE' AND LOT FOR. BM —For Sale'—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 19 feet wide,--pleasantly situated in the Buena
Vista addition to Allegheny,_
S. CUTHBERT, Gaul Agunt,
sp23 50 Smithfield street.
EAST LIBERTY PROPERTY Fall SALE. --A de
eirable property of 180 feet hoed on the eastern
road, at East liberty s ly 198 feet dedp te.a street, with
a:good dwelling house, and other valuable improvements
—Price 82,000. Also; a brick dwelling house and store,
with two lots of groand, each 30 feet (toot by 24 deep to
an alley situate near the Railroad Staten. Pncci for the
whole, 81500. S. CUTIiBERT, G Agei nt,
apr29 50 Smithfield street.
Por tie nt.
THE subscriber will rent his well kuoirn Bo
atel, in the borough of Frankfort Springs ? during
the summer months, to any
. one who withes to
engage in the business. The house is already furbished,
and o good supply of Ice on hands. For further par.
titulars address the subscriber. G. W. DUNGAN.
Frankfort Springs, Beaver co , Pa., April 26,1851.
Journal copy one week and charge Post. (orvlllw
IfrESIRAISIA: FBOL'ERTY FOR SALE.—Two valu
able Building Lots, each 20 feet front on Federal
1 7 4 - e el'
_Clegheity City, by 100 feet deep to an alley, situ
ate 44
fee} !hove . Robinson street. To persons desiring
a pleavint I Ye all ' ln '
central to both cities, either tpr a re
.sidence ,or bus purposes, the above presents a good
opportunity, anu its about the best chance on Federal at.,
~--so near ii;e bride,- S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent.
aptl.s 50 Smithfield street.
AT AL AJ A kiLE A;ta, '5B FATE tOR dALti.— ISO[
sale—that valuable
1.4 A of Ground, situated at the
corner of Market and Water inreeus, at present oecupied
by Malvany a . a Gi t os Warehouse—having
a front on Market sweet of 3.3' 11 inches, and on
Water street of 35 feet 21 inches.
Also, the Lot of Grout;d adjoining the Gas Works,
formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph Tomlinson, as a Ship
Yard—having a front of 131 feet 41 inches, on the Mo
nongahela Rtver,and running back 343 feet to 'Green
ough street.
Persons desirous of pare:hosing, creceive 'further
information from • ' • R. C. STOCKTON,
• aprl4 N 0.47 Market street.
TO-LET—The STORE ROOM ,now fitted up with an
elegant modern and attractive front. Rent very low
awn EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
Seventh Ward P-roperty.
'VOA SALE—Tema desirable Building Lots, each 2 0
feet front on Overbill street, by 100 deep. Tids
property, of 00 feet front, is•pleasantly situated about
160 feet from Centre Avenue, which is now paved, and
would do well (or a family residence, affording . ample
room for gardens play-grounds, !be.; or a single lot
can be bad if applied for soon.
S. Cl.l ringEwS, Gen'l Ag't.
myl_ GO .13mithlield at ..
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To Let;
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on Dan agti
street, Allegheny. It is calculated fore fr o
Boarding Honse,or private realdence. For fur-. .
the; particulars enquire of • ,
MRS. JANE WK.' E. ?
api2B:lW Beaver street, near Ohio.
Drug Store tor Sou.
stA DRIIO AND APOTHECARY STORE, which
is doing an excellent business, is offered for fele.
For farther infortnationenguire at this Office,
aprl6 '
. - 10.Ecy.iyED DV THE Fl V.E DAN—L7NE
-ILL 3 pieces Grosmon'sirreen Cloth;
2 do . super black French do ;
5 do ight . mized Tweeds, of an entire new
style, for business Coats ;
24 do "Clausen" lancy Vesting, a new article;
and will be made to order is the best manner and on
tho lowest terms at the Emporium of Fashion,No 71
Smithfield street. [tity2] R. CHESER.
New Booiiai 12 c7mrß o o Rs
WeALL, No. 85 Fourth street, has Just received the
,following.lieW works:
\lternational Magazine for May. This is the para
gon of the Monthlies ;
Bostm'iShakspeare No 37--coottnts Hamlet, Prince
Denmark;of
Living ..ose, No. 383;
London l'unetiof Aprill2 ; •
• Rebels And Tories—a Revolutionary Legencl , --by Law
rence Lathree, la.;
The Convlate itchen and Fruit Garden ; .
The Coroviete Florist or Flower Garden
Rnowlson , l4 Ohm:late Farrier or Horse Doctor.,
g o ossisonra Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor—for
popular and general use. Price 25 Cents. [apr29
VOA SALE:—‘,A Wixrdworth patent Planing Ma
l' chine, retail' i . evs, by • JOHN A. BLOOMET
--w3aw A.llegheny Planing Mina.
LALutia BOARD.Nd,-100po feet, well seasoned, Col
sale by • ~7011 N A. BLOOMER,
11133 w • • ' Allegheny . Phuung MIAs;
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Business yesterday was mostly confined to the
city trade, in small lots. We ire not able to report,
so far as we could aecertain, any large transactions.
FLOM—The•receipts yesterday were unusually
limited, in consequence of whlch prices were firm.
We have but few sales to report. We note, some
small lots from river at $J,180!3,20; ; from wagons
at $3,20033,25; 60 hbls extra from store at 83,45;
superfine, by the drai load, from mores at $3,370
$3,406 Rye Flour: • we have no sales; prices on.
changed.
BACON—We have no ma tern& change to notice
in bacon, either ae regard. price. or demand; prices
remain firm. We quote sales of hams at BiaBi
sides seal ; ehonidere ; country ceded at
cent lee.. . •
MESS PORK—We quote firm at 814,500815.
GRAIN—We could learn of no change since our
last, therefore, give former quotations. Wheat 65
070; rye 42048, some lota from store '
at 50 ; oat s
28030; corn, shelled, 340.55. • '
DRIED FRUIT—Sales of 175 bushels apples at
80; do. 50 at 81087. • Peaches: we note sales at
81,37081,60.
GREEN APPLES—We notice a sale of 16 bbla
rosette (prime article) at $2, at the wharf.
OILS-In oils we have no change to notice ;we
quote linseed at 90095 ; No. 1 lard at 60061.
CINAMON—We have sales of 4 bble at 38; caah.
RlCE—Sales of 7 tierces 41041. •
TAR—Sales at 63,7504,50, according to site of
barrels.
FISH—The demand is good, with sales of about
70 bbla No. 3, ranging from 08,50 to $8,76; 25 bble
No. 4 at 87,60 co bbl; half tibia No. 9 at $4,623
$4,75.
- RAISINS-20 boxes at $2,40, cash.
GROCERIES—Wo have no special change to no.
tine; so far se we were enabl ed
. to learn prices
main Him. Sugars. 61661, in htids ; molasses 361
037 e.
SALT—Sales of 240 bble et $1,48, delivered et
the liver
ARRIVED: •
Steamer Michigan No.tl,Boies, Beaver.
••Atlantic, Parkinson , _
ason, Vi I IC..
Redstone, Wooc ward, Brownsville.
" J. Mice, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
Fashion No.:, Peebles Elizabeth.
" Cincinnati, Birmingha m , Cincinnati.
" Grace, Cincinnati.
.Federal Arch, Bowman, St . Louis.
Davis, Louisville.
" Finaneier,.—,_Lordsville. •
Baltic, ----,Louisviile.
" J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
" Toccarcom, Murdoch, Wellsville.
Arena, Kinney, Wellsvile.
.DEPARPED:
For !Marietta and hock Ingport;
ita,l Tint fine ateamer PACIFIC, Z/410Lat Mut
rr.s, will leave for th e above and intermedi
ate po ,:a every THURSDA Y, at 4 'o'clock, P. M. -
For r re ,..bl. or peerage, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS & SON,
N 0.61 Water et., and 63 Front at.
w e d nes d a :r Packet for Clacinnatl.
T ux ne ze ni3d fast roasting steamer CIN
. cusiNATI 7 NILIZINGIIIhat t Master, wit/ leave
regularly eveli . VtrZONISDAY.
Car freight or passage, app;y oa hoard or to
mailn G. 1.1:-ArILTENDERGER.
lad Tim fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
No. 2, Capt. W*. HANKA, leaves th e &Ile
gneny woad for Frank lin,every Atonday,and Thursday,
at 4 P. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
IOW( HANNA, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Faulk
lin. every Tuaday and Friday, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Yasaago, apply on Board. Laura
ate:ander owner.
N 0.119 Wood Sous, bnareemi Pins and Second,
(elan Os vita dormitt
IiKANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF COOKING STOVES, of the most approved
patterns, and such as will render the beet satisfaction.
Also,Patlor Stoves, amongsvhich will be found Jew
ell & Root's celebrated folding door Parlor Stoves;
Egg Stoves; Radiators; Franklin Stoves; plain and
fancy Orates, (to which we invite the attention of
builders);Tea-ketttes; Hollow-ware; Wagon boxes, &e,
to ail of which we invite the attention of dealers be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. (my 2
illennettts Monochromatic Depository.
No. 73 Third Sons.
UMW /1111r—t4ZW FAMIT/2101.
The Garden of Gethsemane ; The Cemetery of SCUtili
Mr.ra .
V- DALY & CO. have now ready for sale a large
. and well selected stock of Spring and Summer
Hosiery in all its branches. They would direct particu
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen's cotton half
Hose, with Merino and Silk fret; they are of the best
materials and workmanship, and for comfort as u sum
mer Sock, cannot be equated. W. D. & Co have also
on hand Gents Undershirts and Drawers in cintoni silk,
and merino ; Childrens' Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Store, Fifth street, between
Wood and Narket.
• Journal copy. [m9l
WANT Ell— A good struationt era man lea Coantlog
House, or as a business man. He has 81.100 at
his disposaLl and will give the best of references.—
tt anted—a aduation in a Drag Store for a well educa.
ted young man, who wishes to learn the business.—
Wanted—places in stores, schools, .counting houses,
warehouses, on farms, is hotels. or as coachmen, or for
several men, and boys of all ages, to business, and to
learn various trades. Waned soon several good
cooks, housc-keepers, chambermaids, nurses, &0., for
our eides, towns, canal. steam boats and country
around. Please call at my new (old,) Office, on Liberty
street, near the corner of Market and • St. Clair streets.
ISAAC HARRIS'
A fancy
ENDITISH Ttffb IRISH TEAS.--The • subsentiers
have just received an invoice and will hereafter
keep a constant supply of the above class of Tens, the
flavor of which is so generally preferred by persons
from the " Old Country," and by many others. Price
50 and 75e. fb.
The house which has tieen advertising an exclusive
monopoly of these Tens, cannot continue to do so with
any truth.
We have also on hand a large assortment of Fresh
Teas, of all grades and of every description, which we
believe cannot he excelled in Pittsburgh.
Whl. A. IWCLURD & CO.,
apsW . Grocers and Tea Dealers.
ALL LOT HOLDERS of the Allegheny Cemetery
are informed that there will be no admittance to
the Cemetery hereafter on Sundays, except by special
ticket, .which can be obtained at the office on the
grAllegound .A s. JOHN CIIIS .— LETT, Sup.
heny Cemetery,. ril 30 1831my2:d2w.
ESSENCES AND EXTRACTS FOR SHAVING
JELLIES, ICE PAEAN, Ac—
Essence Lemon, Extract of Nutmeg,
do Voailla, • do lain. Ginger,
do Rose VAnilla Beans,
For sale by WA!. A. 5F01 4 1.1RG lc CO.,
myl 154 Liberty street.
TNRabove establishment has been taken by the un
grsigned, with the view of pursuing the legitimate'
business connected therewith; and as they are now re
ceiving a full - supply of Timber, Orden; for all wee of
Lumber will' be. lied with prompmess, and at as low
prices as by any other Mill la the neighborhood.
PALINGS of a plain and omomanud pattern will be
cut . lapr3o.yl JAMES CARMAN R. CO.
11 Al rt TONIC.—Tae gu pe r iorquanties of tale article
can only be truly tested by.a trial. It clears the
pores of the slrin, 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 ladles the Tonic is invaluable, the hair
can be dressed In any required form no as to preserve
its place, either plain or in curls. Its perfume Is invig
orating and pleasant, and is free from aIL greasy sub
stances, which adds so much to its sterling worth.
Sold only at WOODWARD k /ELLE Y'S,
api3o:tf Nn. 73, Third at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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13- ARO A.INgI —Teachers and families wishing to pur
chase School Books, Classic Tell Books, and Edo
orolowal works, will find it greatly to • their interest to
call immediately at the Educational Book Store 05 Mar
ket street, adloining Dr. - Thorn's Drag Store. 'This es
tablishment is selling off at cost, to close np.
ALSO—Carter k BIO.'S valuable Books, at cost. We
have an excellent stock of these works, and families,
ministers, Ac., would do well to call danng the present
week only. japr9J . EDUCATIONAL BOOR STORE.
NEM
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Concordat ata linantial.
OFFICE ctt THE 151914016 . 1P05T,
WEDNESDAY Miasma, May 7,1851. i
PORT OW PITTSBURGH.
11 tar/ 0 INCH= WL7ll IN Till CIiAtINZI.
• Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
• Atlantic, Parkinson, do
J. fiVllee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
• Michigan N 0.2, Boies,Eleaver.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
" Thomas Waiver, Dailey, West Novnon
u Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Hibernia N 0.2, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
• Robert Rogers, Butcher, St. Lonis.
" Julia Dean, Gallagher,Zanertvile.
• Pacific, Klinetelter, ink ingport.
Virginia, —,
" Pilot N 0.2. Crane. Sonfia. •
" J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
" Tuscarora, Murdoch, Wellsville.
" - Gov. Meip, Shank,Hockingport.
Miegikeny River Trade.
REGULAR PRANKLI.q PACKETS.
A Card.
Notice.
WOODWANLD & JELLEY,
EALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BOOKS
STATIONERY,' ETC., •
Third Street, Pot Office Buildings. (ap.lo:y
Beres Island Saw SW..
Jame* Rosa Saaardeu, • •
- ATTORNEY 41 LAW L
0111C3 3 N0. 120 Fool= Omit, FMSTAIIMa
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'2tiution Salto.
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:AUCTIONEEFIS AND comenssioN MERCHANTS,
og• mg= svartv, BT. ILOI7III, ssotnia. •
HAVING been edgaged in iheabove business for the
11 last sir years, in this city, world re,pectimy sa
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold la this market,
either for Anethan or private' salepartioularly Glass
ware, Hard Mare and Dry Goods; and. ill make liberal
advances An alt kinds of Goods ;consigned is for' sale
:Will refer to Messrs, Hewett, Roe & Co., E.. R. Vio• &
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John J. Anderson Co, R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer' & Co.. Larkin
Deaver. Saint Lotus; Bailer & Brothers; Cincinnati;
Boone. AVLain,'Pittablu, h. - • . ftnano,y
P: 1. DAVIS, Anot!loneete.
A DMINISTRLTORS' SALE. OF A CRICKERINO
PIANO:—On Eithi at 8}
corner of Wood and Filth
streets, will be sold; by order of W. IL Denny, Esq.,
o'clock, a
at
th o: 6 -o sal n es Th ß u oo rs ta da? evening, May
Adwinistbator of :Dr. S. Day, deceased,ll3apertor Sec
ond Rand Chickering Piano Pone. P. u. D
AVIS,
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'my7 - Auctioneer. •
3D WARD 1301100 L LOTS ki'AucnoN.—On attar
'day afternoon, May Oth, at 3 O'clock. will be sold on
the premises, six very valuable•Bailding Lots; situate
at the corner or Diamond street and Cherry alley, having
eneh a front of 20 feet on Diamond straet, extending 1.00
feet back, with 10 feet given to widen street.
Terms—One-half cash; residue en one year—with in
terest secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
Savo/ Dircetors.--John Micasitey, John APQaewan,
youphLewia;G. Adams, Robert.Moo_ ,re John Beck.
my 6 • • • P. Id.DAVIB, A ucey.
•
GOALHIGHT AT Ancrion.---lin Thursday afternoon,
May 15th, at S o'clock, at the Commercial Sales
Rooms, corner of; Wood and ruch• 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, deceased, a certain
C W iov a ale sh rEl ln g gl ah n
otn"UCaidooPtnuidry;ll,fobenngeelnsegsituate on the Monongahela
River,
(formerly
Nottingham,) townabip,
the tight to •the ,Coal under
one and a half acres, by meets evid bounds on the river,
w ith extent of maraca for haute . room and platforms;
width on the river seven and a half perches, and the
right to follow and take the coal Ina straight direction
under the farm of John Taylor, (adJoinina hh d o f Thos.
Williams). The extent back by. parnnenin es , is about
100 rode, thence running in tiktetigth,of 20 or OD yards
to a point.
Said right was conveyed by John TitylOr to A. Kirk.
enclitic, and by him to Archibaidßeed, and by Reed to
Wm. Stevenson, as by deeds recorded in Wishutgton
county. JOHN STEVENSON, •
JOHN SIGLIMAN, '
Administrators.
Plans can be seen at Sales Room. . .
tny6 .P. M. DAVIS,*AuciPr.
'VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, on Pennsylvania Ave
nue, AT Anorton.—On Saturday afternoon,- May
16th, at 4 o'clock, will be sold on the premises, the 'cue
of six years from January tat,-1831, of that valuable
Lot on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Magee
street, having a front of one hundred and seven feet on
the Avenue, and extending back, along Magee street,
.One hundred feet, to a 24 feet Alley, subject to an annu
al ground rent of 81.07, on which are erected four two
story and four one tory frame. Dwellings; Blacksmith
Shop, ice., which rent for $3541.
Terms—Onettbird cash, onettbird in alx. months, and
the remaining third In twelve:mouths, for approved en
.dofsed notes • (cny3j 'I. Aueer.
SIIERIFT'S BALE of seven 'cases Dry . Goods, nine
do bleached Mullins, and five' bales brown Mullins.
On Friday morning, May 9th, at 10 - o'clock, at the Com
mercial Sales Rooms, corner ofln ft h and Wood streets,
will be sold, by order ;of-Carter Curtis, E . se, Sheriff of
Allegheny county, by sundry writs of forei gn attach
ment, seven cares Day Goods, &c., comprising a fall
assortment of seasonable and fashionable goods, lately
purchased in the East; nine oases bleached Maslins,
2.4 to 5-4 tong cloths, pillow casings, shirting!, Ike.; five
bales 3-4 to 5.4 broom shiningsand sheeungs. Terms,
cash, par funds. fory3,l tf. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
W. G. WCAUTNET, Aniitlorieer.
SECOND HAND BAROUOITE AND BUGGY A!
Accrion.—Will be sold to the highest and best bid
der, on Saturday , Mar 10th at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the carnage shop of .1. P. Wilson, on Third st.,
below Wood and Smithfield, to pay cost of repairs and
charges, one two horse dickey seat Barcieehe, with new
leather top, Iron axle, and left by Mr. Philip Metz ; one
open top Baggy, left by Mr. Herring.
Also-1 one horse Carriage—standing lop, ire:: talc,
and neatly new.
Those interested will please take notice to ibis advert
netneet, es they will be sold at the time and place above
mentioned, unless redeemed by .the owners or their
agenmbefore that time, with cost of this advertisement.
aprlB W. G. WOARTNEY, 4ncl'r.
JAIIIES BUSES NA, auctioneers
RORTH SALE OF CARGO STEAMBOAT . LOW
SILL, comprising Wrought and Rolled -Iron, Halls,
ow-Ware, Hardware, Cutlery, Axes, Glassware,
Falrbank's Scales, Iron Safes, at aoction. On Friday
next t May 9th, Atli o'clock, wilt be sold at brlfennalti
Auction House, a lute lot of assorted round, square,
and Flat Rolle d Iron, Piougks, Wagon Bagel 39 kegs
Nails, 1 Iron Chest; 12 - boxes Sundries, Containing
Hardware, Cutlery and Pittsburgh manufactured arti
cles; 12 boxes Axes—part of cargo of steamboat Low
ell. (m2O) - ,JAMES JIVICENN.9IAuct'r.
new and Fleelnanable Goode.
TUST RECEIVED a t .8008 YEA ¢ GBIBBLE'S
el Bee Hive Clothing Snore; No. V-5 Liberly street, a
larAe ; .and splendid assoitment of
,the latest. atllea of
dpring and hammer floods, which e ate prepared. to.
manuMetare to crder, in a style unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices.
We have on hand a large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, made to the best and most fash
ionable manner which we are determined to sell very
low for cash. Country merehants,And those wbo buy
wholesale, will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing. [apr7:3ra
1D Lawrence Journal; Clarion Democrat, Mercer
vge am S i r e tiu r V t , eo G b r e 7 n erAl l r e urtt r i kio ßepub o l . i 7 can t4
the amount of 81, send Paper , to advertisers, and c harge
this this Office.
Front Drlok and Honer Tile.
ISHE undersigned is now manufaentring, at his Steam
. Brick Press, in Birmingham, the handsomest Prom
Brick, for haulms, ever produced, which he will sell at
one-third to one-half less th an hand-made, possessing
perfectly even, square edges, and a irmooth,porished ear
face; they catch no dun or soot, and preserve a hand
some, clear, bright appearance, as seen in Rev. Dlr.
Knox's Church, Bomb Pittsburgh—the contrast between
it and other buildings being very visible. The brick
now making are mach sapenor to the former. The front
of anything like a genteel house should be of pressed
brick, the additional expense being so trilling.
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, at.
HOUSE TILE.
Also manufacturini, a saperior article of Tile, pro
nounced by au eminent English Architect, supertor to
Slate, and furnished attgiou!one : hall the expense.
Also,. 300,000 Common Brick; strengtb, durability
Ac., guaranteed. Price $3 snoop, at the Works.
myl ISAAC GREGG.
HKLEBER has just received
-111.• Jenny Lind's celebrated Bird Song, as sang by
her with rapturous applause, at her concert an Pittsborgh.
Flag of our Union—a National Song—by W: V. Wal
lace;
Poor Sailor Boy;
Where are the Friends of My Youth;
• Old Veteran; ..
Gently Sighs the Breerti—Duett;
Household Words—by Blockley
The Cavalier—by plover;
The National Unton--*-A Patriotic Song, dedicated to
Henry Clay ; •
When other Friends are Bound Thee ;
My New England Home—composed by Mrs. A. Wade,
of Allegheny City;
Sheperd's Quickstep ;
Carcaszi's Unbar Preceptor;
Torp'i da• do •
Howe's do • do •
POLKAS Evergreen Home, Sweet Home, Lizzy,
Villageßells, Rough and Ready,•Pet, Waverly, Pretty
Little, etc., etc.
Together with a fine selection of Waltzes, Variations,
Early Lessona,Marches, ()Altar and Violin Music, etc.
NO.lOl THIRD STREE7',
rival • • Si: n of the Golden Harp.
AN otivanAmoaa
For Du Jr.roct ion of Illarkot , Muses.
AITHEREAS, It Is desirable that the present Market
VT Houses be ; reconstructed, as well as other addi
tional Musket Houses be erected for the greater conve•
nience and accommodation of the citizens;
therefore,
BEciton 1. Bs is ordained and enacted by the citizens of
Piffrourgh, in Select and Common. Councils. cutanbied:
That whenever the citizens of any Ward or Wards of
the City shall subscribe the amount necessary for re
building any, of the present Market Houses, or shall
procure a siteor 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.plum on which they propose to erect the
same; and when the said plan or plans have been so
approved of by.Cbunclls, the same shell appoint a com
mittee to act in conjunction with a committee of the
same namber, 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
out the provisions of this Ordinanee k and to see that the
said Market or Markets are erected in conformity with
the plans approved of by Councils. -
Skarn:in 2. Be it ordained, fe., 4-c.; That when any
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 such rules and
regulations for the government of the same, and to ap
point such officerstts may be necessary for said Mark-
Elscrion 3. Bc is ordained, 4.c., ¢c , That the City Trea
surer and the Clerk eth Clerke of said Markets, shall re
ceive and collect the rents and revenue arising there
from, and after first deducting the CCM of repairs and
other necessary expenses, the Treasurer shall pay over
the proceeds of the said Markets annually, iu the month •
of December,th the respective subscribers to said Mark
ets, in proportion to thc h ri ef r o e r s e pe a a .di tiv v e ide su n b d sc ia rip d ti e o c ns iare , until
they shall be folly relmbureed the principal and interest
of the amounts respectively subscribed and paid by
.ftahvemor'ofFthlili-snah'senribeatrs 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 84,50 0 , annually. ,
SZCTION 4. Be is °niacin ti. - fc., Thal whenever the
provisions of the third section of this Ordinance shall
nave been folly complied with, the said Market or Mark
et Houses with.the grounds ' attached to the same, alma
'become t he' ptoperty of the City,' together with the
revenue and emoluments arising therefrom.
Ordained and enacted into laiLaw, in Commits, this 29th
day of April, A. D. 1851. ' ROB' M. RIDDLE,
Prue. of a C. pro rem.
Avrasr--M. W. Lewis, Ma of C. C.
.• JAMES B. MURRAY,
• - Pre*. of S. C.
Arrest—B. Memauw, Clerk of S. C. Iniyl •
7.. OFFICER, Agent of Real Estate vmd•Vriter of
• Deede, Mortgages, Ronde, AttieLes Of ligiecanen
e, No. 63 Filth street, bantam Wood: pful Smithfield
strolls. • • • leen
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FROM. - HAVANA.
Nsw . Yost, May 6
The steamer aeorgia, from Chaves and Havana,
arrived this morning with the Pacific mail and 01,:
600,000 in gold dust on freight , and no paaseogers.
She left Chagrin' on the 25th ult.. with . 600 passen
gers, sod transferred 200 at Havana. .
The steamers Crescent City, North America, and
Brother Jonathan were left at.Chagros with only a
few passengers.
The Georgia saile . , , tt from Havana on the evening
ofihe let Inst. Great eicitemnnt prevailed in rela
tion to the invasion. A number had tiennimpritioned
OA suepicion,among them three priests for preaching
mutinous aermons.
The day of the Georgia's arrival was celebrated
by the execution of a poor fellow who had been sent
over by Lopez to obtain pilot. for the expedition.
This is the first execution that has taken place for a
political offence, end has created considerable ill .
feeling against the new Governor General.
Matters are becoming so serious and alarming . it
Havana that many people ardpreparing to leave.—
The Captain General is taking every precaution
against the Manion.' LOok•outa are stationed all
alongt hecoast within two miles of each other, and
vessels of war are kept cruising between San Anto.
oio and Havana, one of them, the steamer Caba l was
ashore on the Coleradoa and the Pizarro has wino
to her assistance.
A row bad occurred at Havana between some
American seamen and the inhabitants. The seamen
were drunk, audwero arrested and put in the stocki
froin the effects of which treatment two died.- The
affair is now in the hands of the American consul.
Tbri rainy season has notyet set in. The Chagres
Rail road will, it Is said, be finished to Gorgona by
the last.ofJulY if the weather continues good. The
inhabitants . Ease established a regular police, and
life sod property are much saferlban heretofore.
The passengers by the Georgia are generally in
good health. Only two cases of illness occurred
during tho royage.
Judge Thurston, the delegate from Oregon, died on
board of the California, end was buried at Ace Palo.
Senator Gisinn had been ill but was recoverlng at
last accounts. The fourth one of the Chagres mar,
deters bad been arrested at Porte Bella and brought
to Panama, where ho is confined in prison. They
are all to be shot in a low days.
The Tennessee which arrived at Panama, bad on
board 8700,000 in gold, and 200 passengers.
The Columbia brought e 900,000 iaogold on freight.
The American sloop of war Vendalia attired at
Bonolula oo tho 10th.
Tho ship Nised Stewart and schooner Betty Blies,
have both been got off the rocks on which they were
cut in a gala. The Nised Stewart was cold pre.
vim to her getting off.
Adrices liTn Oregon to tbo 25th bare been re
Tho Republic thinks that the reports by telegraph
that the Cobalt expeditieM has boon abandoned, aro
not to be misted. They aro intondid to baffle
governmencin its designs of repressing the expedi•
tion. It publishes a private letter from Jackson.
Tillie, Fla. to the effect that an expedition WI, cer-,
tainly on foot there, and expected to sail on the Bth
of May.
The country delegates aro arriving by scorer, and
N 0 have, already .orf bred, .and-a-large• majority of
thorn aro hot for secession, which seems to be re.
solved upon.- The excitement increases, And the
merchants aro 'alarmed. ,
Ttua-Convention will meet at Military Hall at-4
o'clock this aftornoon. The city to crOvidcd with
strangers.
' Eterwrorr, Pe. May 6.
Sneer fell hero yesterday to the depth 01 18 in.,
atid we base floe sleighing this morning.
MARKETS BY TELBOR&PH
• • PEIZADELPHIA, May 8.
Floor—Standard arid bettor breeds at 4,31034,37;
the letter rate la demanded.
In Ryo Floor and Corn Meal there is nothiog
doing.
Wheat.. Red 98; White 1,09. Rye 70071 - . Corn
64i. Oats at former raid.
Whiney 23P241.
svinnna.) hats Your, May 6.
Cotton steady ; middling Uplands 10/010s.
Flour at 84,1 2(a06.
Wheat 95696. Corn 62063. Oats 47048.
Pork.. Eteavr ; new mess 15,76 ; old 14,62 a
14,76 ; new prime 13,6013,75. Dry Hams sia
89i ; eborldrs 6407.
Lard declining at 91910}.
Oil—Eogllsh Linseed 71072.
Beel Cattle..firm.
CINCMJAII, May 6
The river is riling fist. Weather is pleasant.
Flour..onchangeth
Whiskoy 17i.
Sugar STM,St EOM Molasses 34.
Hosiery, Trimming and Lace docoa.
11. EATON, 62 Fourth street, between Idarket
• and Wood, invites the attenuon of Wholesale
and Retail buyers to his large and well selected assort
ment of
Cotton, silk and merino hose, I hose and glov es; Best Paris - kid and driving gloves ; • •
Figured and . plain bonnet ribbons;' •• •. i
Black ens tnmaiing and fionacinlacee ;
. Drees buttons and trimmings;
Laces capes, under-sleeves and veils;
French worked collars, chemixettes and cuffs ;
Linen cambric, lawn and embroidered hand?fs;
Lanes, inserting* and edgings, of every style;
Dimity bands and wrought flouncing;
Gents cravats, ties, stocks and collars; "
Fine shirts, silk and cotton vests Sc. dressing ! gowns;
Pius, needles, tapes, buttons and.braide ;
Shell, ivory and horn combs ; .
Hair and teeth brushes and perfumery ;
Fine and'common fans and parasols;
Zephyr worsted, canvass and patterns ;
Ladies' slipper*, gaiters 3 excelsior walking shoes;
With a great variety of small wares and fancy arti
cles, all of which he offers at the lowest rates, either
for cash or approved credit. • laprZS:lmilfrAttv
READ 'l l lllB CERTIFICATE. ' •
"I am-glad I tried Watts' Nervous Antidote. 'Par
three years if have been afflicted with norvoad head
ache, law spirits and a bad cough. I took but one tea
spoonful, and In one hoar was' entirely relieved:of the
headache and low spirits. I took another spoonful the
next night, since which time I am lite a new man in
fill strength. AUGUSTUS WM. GOETZ?'
Watts , Nervous Antidote is told at No 60 Smithfield
street. -Price 81 IP bottle. •
myl S. L. CUTHBERT.
The Glory or Suture •In 'the perfection of
Art.
ENHANCING to every understanding the beauties of
Nature, In creating deeper perceptions and com
manding the highestemotions thereof, by . a kno*ledge
of Landscape Sketching and Painting, imparted in a
short term of instnicuons, in the eminence of a style,
whereof, in tho pectiliariues thereto, is unsurpassed In
all the excellence! of the An.
Sketches of - residences and scenery in and around
Pittsburgh, in constant progress. Magnificent trapscrip.
lions of elaborate paintings, gorgeous oriental scenery;
and the most splendid views from all over the world.
C. C. BENNETT, 197 Penn st.
ap2s:tf. - Pittsburgh; Pa.
IMM=3M3
,e,!;w•24mace."AO:vre.
CORITEII 07 MARY= eUD TIMID 771LETTe.
CHARTERED A. D. 1850; the only chartered Instl
tutien of the kind In Pennsylvania.
Faculty.—Joan Flamm, principal Instrucior in
the science of Accounts.
0. K. Cnarmixamo, Professoi PatmonahrP, Moreau
tile computation, rice.
ALI= M. Wasson, .Bsq., Lecturer on Commercial
Law. -
Those swishing to. obtain a complete knowledge ,of
Bookkeeping and its application to every bmneh of bu
siness, also, a rppid and elegant hand writing, are invi
ted to call and examine the arrangements. :•:. : • -
Lecture on Commercial Law every Monday evening.
Reference to any of the alty merchants. Neel°
Pearly W °Ate Teem aaa lireatia,
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS.
PERSO NS
who have either, are honorably lammed
Pthat if their breath is ever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW
and encrusted with tartar, that a 2$ eclat box of Janet.'
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow
and the breath oiliferously sweet.
Sold only at JACKSON'S Store, 240 Liberty iune,
head of Wood.
Dott • 000 solud &el ey 1 • streets Poat
Ohne 'Buildings, have on hand a choice *clangor' of
Americas and English publicadons—bound and i aum
ben: Also; Stationery, ate. .
Arks neAlp bTnni 4t eveii style.
gnkers Ohthangt Bpktrs.
oFoltos ineart.•• • . • ..... • .... • . •-•••1 orailtis nova
:ITGAT tit IRO
..1144sic ejuilkioloo.lC4ll44l4)lttosuagi,
.CLEVELAND, og.to. •
Cop!cl.!krsisniriits c ll B
t ptiacipti cities, and ,
Bong/it and •801111.016 Commission.
• na.l:4
BANKERS 'AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
' " 85 Wood Streets • .
Thintdoor below Fourth—qusorsitts). •
SM? EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities ccininnutli
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold Silver and Bank Notes , bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal clues of the United
States. 'Deposits received Par and Current Funds
-
marn:y
NO.ls t ' WOOD STREET, PITTSBUROII.
Current money received on deposit. ,
Collections made on all the principal cities of the Uni
tod States. . latutltly
PATRICES & FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXOHAISGIE - BIZOILICAR,
No. D 5, CORNIII WOOD A= Dusooso,anuccro,
• ' Pitt.tbusgh, - Pa. ' ,froayl
1A5.1.5001. THOS. WAIN?.
• • . BOON 6ARGENT.
,HANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, •
'N:B. Corner ef Wood and Sizth streets., PaultstrAC, Pa .
DEALERS.in Coin; Bank Notel,"llme 111115; Foreign
and Domestic Exchange,Certifleates of Depositosn
. EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and &mop t for sale in sums to saitparchasers.
CURRLIIT and par rands received ondepoeite
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of Union ankle
lowest rates.'
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING HOUSE.
BRYAN, OLE= dt. CO.
"*,T snc ER,
iip e or rat:rte. e t :fleeted, and Remit
-I\. FL B. BRYAN Cashier.
i
/ 111 = f
i... asbusgh, May 18. 1850.
•
'-Notitte. •
haveluiio4ated J. GAHM= Comm !alai ns in
• ..t r Ml, 4 q.:ife,and Banking baaineaa. ' C o.
__l . V . vg. H. WILLIAMS &
. 4 " 121 Y- 1 ) g .
WY, IL J.B. IL'VAT. 7.0. count
U. wrioutants AD Co.•
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
Norma EAST COWED OP WOOD LED MELD ISTUDETD.
A LL transactions made on liberal terms, and calico
tiotus promptly attended to. 0n6.43m
N. HOLMES & SONS,'
BANN BANOVNG TM= BANKING AND ISCHANGS
To No: 67 Market !MN: four doors Wow old stand.
• N. HOLMES & SONS,
IijANICERS AND EXCHANGE BROIOERS, end Dea-
JOll len in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
,cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughont the Unto
ted 'States. Depositcs received in par kinds or current
paper, No. 67 Alarketstrect, between Third and Fourth
: atm 28-Iy.
Domestic and Foragn Exchange, Bank Notes,
Gatd.andSarer,Baught,So.l and Exchanged,
AT Taa
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
William A. 1111111 & Co.,
64 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH'.
INnicalmrAttowie ex TIME errwrnt
- . 1313.A.111:ER &
Banitisandllethange Broke% Dealers to Fenden and
Domati , Bills of Exthange, Cerrificau4 o f Depo s
is, Bask Notu, and Coin. .
Cornet of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the St
Charles liotel. - • may2B
QTRICT atteuticet will be given to 9.11 61:minden ea
0 trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured an}
cl es alwayi on hand, or procured on short ►once. •
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, Ate., negotiated on Cavort
blc terms. Advances made if required. tocattf
Wmausoros, May 6
Pr. Rogers , Syrup ofLiverwort and Tar.
- GANCEI.A.LAfaIIAi
For ths complus cure of Cough.T. Cala, influasza, Asthma,
Brondatis.Syitting of Blood, and alt other Lung
• Complatntrundsng to C0N517111P.7701 4 1. •
Csros; May
THE ahoy° die unkaksbed COUGH MEDICINE is eat , '
Tying all before it in Lung..Complainta. In all sec
tions of the country it is constautly performing cures
which astonish even physicians themseivr.a. Looluat
the, high character and staading of the names-which.
vouch for its unrivalled healing power. H. Cox, MD:,
late Professor in th e Meaical College in Cincinnati. 3l7:
J. Riohards, M.D.; Hon. Judge blames - Mon. /ridge Wm.
Burke; for more than 29 years Post hi - deter-of Cin.,` R.
8. Newton, ALM, Prof. in the Medical College at IdOm
phis, Tom.; John A. Collins, Esq., Proprietor of the
Temp. Organ, and Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of
tho Sous of Temperance of Ohio ; William H. LeTiton,
Rac,,Editor of the U. 8. Military and Naval Argus at
N. llzabonans C. Faultier, Esq . , of Albany; Rev. II:
Witenuna, Rev. R. Hoyt, N.T. City ; and we codld name
hundreds, aye thousands of others, who testify from
pry-Amok mapoiener, that it has cured theta 'lied their
mends, in some eases after all othe rre m edies had failed.
Such mannever make stren statements, unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Head a
few 'of the letters.
Extract from a letter from F. M. Cory to H. L. Stew
art, No. 137, Second street, New York. • -
SPAILTA; Jane 30 1858.
scar Friasd Rattan: I have been home novriust two
months. When last saw yoa, I had but little opes of
ever getting any better . . But I.bave now duo pleasure of
thanking you for recommending me to take Dr. Rogers'
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagaru I got a
dozen bottles of it and took home with me, determined
to make a fair trial of it, as I had done with everything
else. I have only taken tour bottles of it, and. I tang
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 of bloody
matter from my lance. Bat that has now ceased, and so
has my cough, nearly. I cough but little now and ex.
peel soon to be entirely free from It. I consider it an
Invaluable medicine, and shall recommend It to all who
are afflicted with a court or diseased lank's..
I let a young lady who had the CONSUMPTION, and
had bled a good'deal from the lungs, and doctored ma!
al
b in eek nwn4As her 7f cas it„ vn e raf th d o ir a cured rphl h ai tv el . a f a 't a b e a te ig d7.l w mowet a mi rse ra , h eul av o e us ong ly
Your sincere friend, F. M.' CORY.
N. B. The original louse from which the above is an
extract, is on file, and can be seen at our office, No. 316,
Broadway.
BLEEDING AT - THE LUNGS CURED:
SSE now PROMPTLY IT ACM
SlateMtnt of Mead Lang, Baker, N 0.388 Fecal strut,
N. Y.—A few days before last Chnstmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lunge. I called in a Elomccopathic physician, bra his
medicine did not seem to help me. I read your advert
isement, and thought I ' would try Dr. Boyers' Syrup of
Licence's, Tar and Canchatagua. Before I hart taken.
up the Ihirdthittle, my bleeding had stopped, my Cough
was gone, and I felt as well as usual. My health is now.
good. I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially'recommend it to my friends. (This eta:antra was
made to the Proprittors,AfanA 12th, 1850.1
OTHER NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES..
LIT For want of room to publish as length any more
certificates, we here give the names and residences of
several individuals well known in New York, nary one
of whom has *this making, and can epoch personally
ffio
of its eets: ue - eall upon them, and hear what
they say.
Camas IL Biqa; Broadway, corner of Jahn
street.
Rev. Etzsar Hon, No. 127, Madison street. Pastor of
the u Church of the Good Shepherd.. •
.Itoszaz S. LOCKWOOD; No. 30, Vestry street.
SIIVA=I Hort, No. 230,11ouston street.
Be sure try ask for De. A. Rogers' Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and .CANCHALAQUA,. an let no
other bo palmed on to you.
CAUTION.—None gsnzint„ unless then is on the bud
INto.l)Per a note of hand, signed with a Pen, by A. L.
SCOVILL. 'CO.
FOR SAITE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL
& CO., Propneten,at, their . Principe! Depot, GOTHIC ,
HALL, N 0.318 Bnadway, New York, to whom all or
den for the Medici - tie, and letten relating ra Agencies,
should be addressed, post-paid.
ALSO, (or sale by H. E. Sellers, No. 57 Wood ancet,
Wholesale Agent for • Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. M.
Curry, H. P. Schwartz, and I. Douglas, Allegheny City
Townsend, Carr & Co., Manchester; A. 'Patterson, Bir
turn am:
PRICE—In large bottle, 81,00; or six bottles for 85,00
mar2s;3m •
Bt.. Clair natal,
(Formerly the Exchangeo
Corner Penn and Sc. Clair streets, Pittsbwrgh.
TIES spacious, central, it nd convenitntly located
HOTEL, having been completely remodeled and
thoroughly repaired and improved, and is now open
for the accommodation of the public.
The subscriber, lessee and proprietor of the St. Clair
Hotel, respectfully Informs his friends and the public,
that he has furnished It in the most elegant and comfort
able style, attd• employed competent assistants and at:
tentiveXand•faithfal servants, and that he will spare do
exertions to make it equal to any house in the country.: •-•
The well known central location of the House, anti
conveniencli of its arrangements, rendering it the most
desirable, either to travelers or permanent boarders, in
duces hi nt to solicit and hope for It %liberal share of piti
tronage. (arrr22l • 0.. W. BENNETT.
(siaccti
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BAN/ZINO 11017810.
JESSE, CAROTHERS & CO.,
ROmoVYI.
G. W. TAYLOR, '
112 SECOND STREET,
COMMISSIONER AND BILI,BROKER
HOPE
WONDERFUL CURES!!
Look at its 117npsialelled Success.
DIUSIC.
ASSS.• HIILEATT, • late of the City of. Dublin, rer
speetfally informs tho citizens of Pittsburgh ' and
Alleshonv,that she is prepared to give instruedon on
the Piano Forte and Singing, either at their residences
or at her's, comer of Leaeock and Morgan streets / Alle.
gheay: For particulars enquire at this office, or at the
Siam of W. Italy le Co., Firth street. •
Terms moderate. tapr23/ar
F - 00. SALE—Whito Louisville Lime, by the barrel or
retail; 20 dozen good black ink ;lead pencils ; 2,000
small fish hooks ; 20 gross coat and vest motes; a few
pictares; a large temperance chart, and 3W/temperance
certificates; the Daily Morning Post, and all our Pitts
burgh Dailies, most of the Weeklies, and about 100 late
exchange Newspapers, front Boston to New Orleans,
kept and for sale, by -ISAAC HARRIS,
• ' apl2El at.blp Agermy and Inuilllgence Office.
• .. ", - :A. W. Poster, .
ATTORNEY...IND COUNSELLOR AT ZAIV;
0" FO CE lsVM 7 kki
:NO. 47 EITa'H STREET. bekne Market
, Mat Fa. '.llovM4avrly. •
••'
•:-•.
tDrtian anti filtbittass.
nag qj tho
gra,
Buctstor Lungs.
WWAR'S BALSAM Op • VirILD:CIifERRY is a
fine herbal medicine. courposed'ehledly of WELD
Cumin Balm and the geniuitte Immatto Blots (the latter
imported expressly for this purpose the rare rawest
virtues of which are also combined by a new anodes
process with the'extract of tar t thus rendering the whole
compound the most certain and efficacious remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
INTERESTING. CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr. Wm. Y. Beets, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly respect.
able Druggist iii that delightild village,hu informed us
that the sale orWisutr's Balsam of Wild Cherry is no.
paralleled. The demand for it is so great that he can
scarcely keep himself supplied With ft. Re has had In
his store medicines for lung afihetkins. Some of these
were esteemed good and some gave tempbnuy relief _
But since he hu had Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
a - number of the most serious cases were ompletelr en;
red by its use, "I never sold a medicine , "says the door
tor, “in which I had that entire confidence that I had in
thiao •
lemma!" Wherever Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
.ry is introduced, it at once attains that bigh reputation it
so richly deserves. What can prevent its sale when on
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful cutest The
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerous Cangb,
(and; also those that are of long standing,) Bronchitis
or Consumption (in its early Stages) are always cured
bv this remarkable medicine.
• • HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Oured by Wistarra Salaam of IN IldOtterry•
' Fran:sum limos, Hamilton co, 0, Sep 71,1850.
Park--Dear Sir: . I take the liberty of advising
you of- the benefit that I have derived from the use o
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry." was prostrated
by that terrible scourge,Consumption,in May - last. The
attack was truly hoax( itur to ma, for five of my family,
(my brothers and sisterly) - had died of Consumption. I
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the
disease: I had a distressing cough and expectorated a
great deal of blood y hectic fever severe pains in the side
and chest, cold chills, alternating. with fiathes of heat
and copious night sweats. •
I was under the care of a skilled physician- from the
time I was taken sick untilabont six weeks since, Wag
then abbot helpless, and my friends coarlderingmycue
hopeless, or atleast beyond the reach of oar physician's
skill. advised the use of . .Wistar' s Balsam of Wild Cher
• • • • .. . • • • • • •
ry
I have taken four bottles of the medicine,
and now
consider myself perfectly well I make ibis statement
to induce others that tro afflicted as !have been, to
make trial of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy has, under the blessing of Providence, restored
my health.' . JEREMIAH ISIGRIOG.
Crown Pont; Lake co , Is., June 15,18Q9: .
J. D. Park.--Dear Sir: As I have a deep conualssera
non far the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief histo
ry of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
use of "Dr. Wistar's Balvam of Wild Cherry.. In July
1844, I was attacked with a fever of atyphoid character,
which left me in a very debilitated state, when lathe
following winter I was taken with a severe cold, which
reduced me to such an extent as to slim me the appear
once of a confirmed consumptive. I labored under a
severe cough; expectorated a great deal, and was trou
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my lungs. I continued in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease, until January, 1847,
until I was rival' attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially my feet, were constantly cold,. and almost
losttheir feeling. radar these circumstances it may ho
truly said that I nos a hying skeleton. I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physidans
and try Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
tke first week th at I commenced taking it I can data a
gradual recovery. I continued its use sEsutonths, as the
end of which time I was cured, and have enjoyed good
health ever since, and . cheerfully recommend the Rti
sam to all those ffiieted with diseases of the Icings, and
mould say to those commencing its tun not to be dis
couraged, if two ortee bottles do noteffect a cure, but
persevere as I have one, and I have no doubt but toms
eases out of ten will e blessed *llll renewed health-
havebeen. 4 JOSEPH JACKSON.
Important to dere' itged 'will' Disarm of de Lungs
Will miracles never, cease? More evidence of Its
" Nto ls lll en ffr h . il d jlerre, IrrTn d g EeekT,Veassi4
srxnrostxru 14, r
Mem*. Sanford 4. Park: I take le .op y o
informing you of a most remarkable cureperformed on
me by that:we of Dr. NV/antes Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the year 1840 I was , taken with Ma inflammation
of the bowels, which I - labored under ton six weeks,
when I gradually recovered. In the allot' 18411 was
attacked with a severe cold. which seamed Itself upon
my lungs, and for tho armee of three years T was caw
fined to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicines and
eva
rryy variety of aid without benefit' and thus! wattled
along until the winter of 1848, erten' beard of Dr. WM.
tar's - Balsam'of Wild Cherry
My Mends Peranaded me to give it a trial, though I
had gives up all hopes of recovery; and 'had prepared
"tayrejr.fOr the angrier another world.. Through their
solicitation was reduced to shake use of Ito germinc
.yr u pro.i: qt Wild Chary. The' abet was trail
.astonishing: After ftve years of affliction and endering.
and' alliihaVingspentfour or five hundred dollars to no
purpose,rmo the best aad most respectable physicians
had proved unavailing, I was soon restored to etlllll3
healthily:Mb blessing of God, and the asp of Dr. Ms-
Mr's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
May the blessing of God rest upon the proprietors o
so ialuable a medicine. as Wistar , e,BsUlam of Wild
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, rW. H. BASER.
The genuine • Wiatar's Balsam of Wild Cherry?' has
a lac simile of the signature of Henry Whiter, M. D.,
Philadelphia, and " Shuford & Perk " on a finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. No other can be germ-
'Sold by 7. D. PARK, (successor to Sanford& Park'
Founh and Walnut streets, Ciacinnati,.ohio, Genera
'Agent to the South and-Wert, to whom all orders must
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be addressed. , •,,
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J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh ; L "Pirdeox, /r, earner Market
'street and the Diamond; B A. nstatestoele & Co, Pkta
burgh ; J A Jones, 'flusburgh;,Le& & Beckham, Alla
'gherty City; L T Russell, Washington ;.V.9 kt-Lambar
ran, F'rankilit Bowie, 17nlontown;Welty,
Greensburgh; S Kciunts, Somersctr Scott & 4;llasoro,
Bedford'; Reed & Son, Sundt:Aden ; Airs. Orr, Kollidays
burgh; Hildebrand &Co. Indiana: R Wright, Kittan
ning; Evans A' Co, Brookville; A 'Wale's A Son,
Waynesbargh ; ,DPFarland & Co, N Callender, /Road- •
-villa; Burton & Co, Erie; Henry, Foiker, i Mercer' Tas
'Kelly &Co Butler; 9 Smith, Beaver; ' I OSartunertou,
Warren; i C S Jottes ; ;Condeisport; P Croaker
3r.,.,(Brownirrille• _ Flo .
DR. BROWN, No. 61 DIAIROND'A.LLEY.
, ' • Dsvcrrszi his 'entire attention to an ciao
•
r( practice. practice. HUE nsiness cOnflnedto
• - !tillp Private or Votertai Distant suid sitteb pain
ful affections, brought on by.lmprudence
• A youthfulindulgence and excess.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptiont 7 &most
hens (Beet, Stricture,. Urethral Discharges,
Impurity - of the Blood, with all diseases o: the venereal
origin.: Skin. 'Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions, Tatter,
Ringworm i blereririslituseases,Seminal,Wealtness,lm.
iitency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month
ns, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano-
IL S 4ftft ' s Affe ° ctions, Pains in the Back suit:Loins, India.
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys*, auceesifttßY treated
Cure guaranteed. - - • -
Fourteen years , practice:(four in this city% enables Dr..
Brown to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may
come nudes his care. =, • , •• - .
°Mee and private consulting roorna o Diathand'ay
lir- Char , a moderate. , - ,..nhti&ditaft
DP BUMATlBM—Dr...broartre newt) , - ctureovrea rem•
JUL edy for Rheumatista Is a speedy and certrdnreraedy
for that painful trouble.: It never fails. ' -
Office and Private - Oicarduttion Rooms ..NO: 41, DU
=ND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doetoris always as
• ' , EXTRACT OF- - AMERICAN OIL.'
"P
rt REPARED and sold , by JNO. YOUNGS_
_,ON 202
I - Libey' Street. - This powerially concentrated - pre
peration i the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the 'ori&td Arne/lean Oil.
It is put up in bottles at 2S arid 27k,cente 1 / 2 .ettelhwith full
directione for its use.. In every diastase whore she cal gi
'nal American Oil has been found at all - ethenCioll4 and
It so far exceeds the original in ppower, as to refder lithe
CHRAPDST.ArLDIC. WORLD; Call and
try u - - JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. IL The original Oil in its natural .stattt as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will he -fonnd genuine. notwithstanding anda firm
claims to be the enitsProprietOrs:
Trassupeseent W i ndowd , Shady Visotory.
4S rawriv STREET, 4
(arrwEso non arm mutant' arale6lo: - . -
T SLIADESpn hand and mildest nil Hines to
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3.4,4.4;6 4 and 6-4 Buff Shades, plain andlaidered
o .Transparent green dor
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Dark " - do
Landscape Shades' of every style
MOonlight do _ do. do - -
Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style ;
STOLE.SHADES of any color, with Lettering or ;re
signing. OIL CLOTHS an hinid. • - . ;
Also, silotpf SHADE THIIIIMINGS..-Complote at 25
cents per shade. u:r Curtains hung on reasonable
P. S.—Pedlens will do well to cell at the - Fietory, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
aprlB.lm - ' - - -DKIIHNeN.
417 ST Et/1.0E117E0 BY -
.Black and colored French'Clctba; ,
_Light colored fancy ClUMillltte,ll4
Black,Fronch - Cassinterea; -
Fancy Silk 'Peelings
Baa and white Marseilles Vesting; >-7 '1
Jenny Unit Vetelag, at B. M. ARGITST.
" znyl:2t ' ' rio 185 Wood it
.114
.ev pr. Kris - meilyre }Pens es Serallal4.l7l
- KITTANNING
to =OM - MENDED by '" Gov:" Johnstori . and - ibshoP 2
AV Potter and Uptold, wilt re-open for slimmer session
on the.3oth Instant, (April).
Charge for bottrd and English tnittog-,tor)gew..,,
elan of five months, - . q"",,„, 7
Charge tor .washing and stationery, Per
.ts $ st? 3 ,t an 7 5
of five months, - • - •
Music, esm,at matemityrates., No nagslas ,... fl
of.boarders received 25.
Bee Circulars at: J. H. tdolloYs Book Store r ?) Wood
sire '
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Pitisburgh—ThegitimOpClellff; l ad . E o
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