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'Total; 36
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- 3 bowled by Alderson
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Byes •
4
'Total 17
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Bye. l, 4
Tata] 4CI
rBrroww--24
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T Roes ' 0 rao oat.
S Brien 0 run out.
Loyd ' 6 ran out..
T &Labelers ' .0 caught by Jarvis.
Milano' 4 bowled by Jarvis. .
T Bird 0 not out.
Byes 1.
• Total 11
Scotch Bill bFatiog by •
• - QUART= Seastoire—Monday, Jane 2d. On the
Bench McClure and Boggs.
The Court Met this morning at 10 o'clock. The
• Grand Jury were- empaonelled nod the list of era.
yargeforers called over. There was no business in
the forenoon, , ether than , the ordinary routine usu.
ally !mounted:On the first day of the term.
.The Conn re-usembled at 2 o'clock, P.NI., when
ease of the Coromonwealth tr. Edward Mullen,
ar
manslaughter, in rennin over with a wagon an
”old man named Hayi, who died from the effect
thereof. It will .be remembered that this cue was
I tried some ewe or three terms since, since when the
~jus r y. Lonld r not agree and were dtacharged.
111 r. Itvriii;touneel for tho accused, demurred to
:the ittdietteent, and plead in bar the former trial,
menterfeiilltbat hiecliont could not be put in jeop
ardy tA,IO for the same offence. The demurrer and
pleiiitir: overruled, and the case will undergo an
tomorrow.
. • LOoiniT.—LA young - inanotbout sixteen years o r
age, wria . discorcred on Saturday night, by a watch..
mangy to bo jest in the act of throwing himself into
tbe cam;: , He was caught and taken to tho Watch
Lionati,wher - o he raved in the most frightful manner,
crying eat
. to save him from the demon who WAS
' ...gopag so oit„.rder bitV . . s lfe appeared to have lost all
Fp Aot etiie:te give the slightest informs
tins as to whoa where he resided. After
Leing detained g.ehort time he was recognised by
- .simnel ono and coniri,yod to his home, near Law.
• t
; .-zencesille. His n.....61.„tw5. no era and ) is Denny.
Lroat SPARILITICI:Thierdar, - te, the Court of
QuarterSeashatta, while a member of the Bar was
hi the mid : afar &moat eloquent speech, two others,
biro Geyer and A. M. Burns, Bap., had a hooch
dowe. It appears that the latter had- icaolled the
former, when ho (Mr. Geyer) drew op and struck :
him three tines.. The Court said ho woad give
- item little to cool before be would make - any'
matke ao the aubject. - •
• •
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''reeelied thrft6llOcring
Stsperht New Monthly hlsgazine,lor Jone--com- .
nienclog Vol. 111 °lda* anequgled periodical. t.v.
Legg - ntunber seem. to improve on the previous one.
. The I.ondoo Quarterly Review, for April—.ll ex-
ciartlent number. The above firm can supply all the
Eli4l4Quarterlies and Blackwood% Alagszino at the
momedt afler issue.
he Ante&ln flora issued monthly. The plants
- .004„,ntlfally illustrated from nature. This work,
to hi, i o :ttplettoo, will be a most valuable history.
• By >)i. 0.
Corpuxutu'iLT BALL.—The friends of Mr. Mey.
OD have kindly - lea \iore'd Mal a complimentary ball,
' which ii to come off en. Friday, the 20th instant, at
Wilkins Hall. This is a Welbrnerlted compliment'
and we know that the d.list!eme° wh6
.have it in
_hand will make it all tbat tiltaloost fastidid7ta could
de etre.
Tickets can be had front Ifiltry,n, No. 21, Filth
street. ' '
Soeirencsio.—The rnotitlif.totiVothy trial io the
cub orJeckeon Co:listen sad Thos. Scott, ror pass.
ibg:eoanterfeit coin, wits - yesterdaydispttned or be.
rore.Elon..Jcidge Irwio, or the 11. B. Circuit Court,
'end the prisoners were cacti sentenced to ter.o years
IntheYenitentiary.
z Gneercia.—lti tbe - case of Joe Doers, .who wee
kidnapped from Michigan, end is now io prison on
charges of cruneaud misdemeanor, has boon g ra tit.
ect s terit nt habeas corpus by the Supreme Coma,
and lidl be takeo to 'Harrisburg neat creek, whom.
it leintseseiop.
Atr Inutrear.—The body of William French, the
blackamitb, who was drowned from the Loyalhanna
a few day. since, was dragged from tbo river, be low
Manchester, on Sunday evening, and• the Coraner
held an tnqueat on it.
Iconotatastuc Encvcsopartiri.---Noa. 19 end 20
of this very vslasblo wok ore received at Wall)*
Periodical Office, No. 85, Fourth street. Lovers of
the beautiful in art should not fail to call mud ea.
swine it.
FiS" The Theatre preempts a powerful inducemeaa
to visit it this evening—Mrs. Fallen 69 Mrs. Haller
and Lucretia Borgia.
11311" Tho Odd Fellows residing in Sharpsburg are
about making application to the Grand Lodge for a
charier to &stabile, a Lodge in thit place.
DAVID
THOS. csaizzezt.
_ .
Iron Oily Tack Factory. .•
.7nrinu suinguib'ers manufacture and keep constantly on
I hand Wraiths of Tacks, Brads: and Sparables ; Fin.
'Wang. Clout and Hob Nails; fine Blued Flour Barrel
..and Lathing Nails; Copper Neils and Tacks ; Barrel
Copper and Zinc Shoe Nails; Pattern Maker's
Rojrits; Rivets, assorted sizes kn. h.c. erc.
cAldeaku..,'cifiss.fr co.,
mY3Ly Warehouse, 59 Water at; Pittsbar. h. ,
IAS CIIANDELIERS.--Inst received, some very
XX beautiful patterns of Chandeliers, of olive, gilt and
artistic Bronze. Citizens are respettfully invited to call
andexamine my stock, particularly ono pair, made to
order, of Cornelius & Co.'s Vent manufacture. ' .
Also, a large wapiti:dem:of Lamps and Chandeliers,
suitable for dwellings, boats , halls, churches &e. '
mV3I- • -W. W. VilL6ol4.
' laicize' and Jew!, ry.
CHEAPEST IN AMERICA.—G. L. HOOD has just
AL/ opened Store No.6t Market street, two doors north
of Thud street, where he is now selliog all kinds of fine
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELR
at about half the usual prices. Strangers and citizens
are requedted to call end see the Goods he tore psyche
eing elsewtere. - • • '
N. B.—Particular attention paid to fine Watch work,
end Jewelry Repairing. • •. twy23.lw
• . - • • Lookood's
CLEVREANB, PITTSBU RGH ApfD.aussr.r.oNsz ,
• PRESS,
Leave, Pittsburgh and Cleveland,Mandays, Wodnadays
and Fridays. . BAKER & FORSYTHE, Ag't.
ctiy7:ly . •
S
/9.1!..if,..c•—.2500 s. ;ye Ftour4 best quality;
50 built. Seed Potatoes; •
. ' ' SO bbls. pnme Neebannocks;
IDbble. Eggs;
: • do. beetZidet Vinegar ;
: • • w do' LOuisvike Lime ;
' • 1 'TO KI O tio o rre .
100 bush. ear Corn;
tioo 'do Oats;'
For wee. CM SAMS !game at, by T. WOODS & SON,
soyS9 No. CO Water street.
MIMI
nein _Lots , for Sale,
l inlhe new town of Latrobe," Westmoreland Co., Pa.
• 27ut.Loyathanno Awl of the Pontuilloania Rogroad,
tTEE'new. town of LATAODS is beautifully situated on
' elevated lewd plain, on the bank of the Loyal
bandit River where the Pennsylvania Rail Road crosses
.... thatirtreata by a handsome aton e bridge of 3 spans of 45
' feet 'each: is 90 miles east of.Pituiburgho east of
'Oreeitithnrs,ll. west of Ligonier, 12 south of Blairsville,
3 smith of Youngstown, and 7 south of New Alexandria.
The PLPINSTLVANIA RAIL Haan will be opened to thalami.
porary terminax near the town, early in November next,
to connect with the southern turnpike. • The passenger];
in every train will stop to take a meal WIWI new and .Rsu. ROAD HOMI,. now In progress of erection,
in this centre of the town,ibiecilly oppoluta the RAIL ROAD
COMPANY'S DEPOT, WATTS STATION, snot-Ns Houma, otc.,
to be erected Immediately: The iota now offered for sale
or lease are 50 feet front on - streets, 50 feet wide, and run
back I feet to a 20 thet illay; they will range in price
from 11 0 dollars upwarls, according to their Position. —
None of thelots 'are more than 450 yards foam the Rail
Road Depot,..which is in the centre of the town plot—
Out-lots and cottage sites, of which there are several
handsomely situated along the bank of the river, will be
be sold on favorableterms to persons wishing tobuild.—
Tb climate of this region is delightful, the scenery round'
the town is very beautiful' and romantic, and it will Ito be a plat Of great resort from the cities, as It is in
the midst Of the finest fishing and hantiag regions in this
part of eat/me. Untisuallnducements °Ter themselves
at this ßl point for businessmen, manufacturers and me
chanics to come 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 Loyalhanna
ga°film+ Chestnut Ridge Even plank road of 3 miles
from Alexander Johnston',, to the Depot;
also that of the neighborhood of New Alexandria,by a
plank road along the 'valley of the Loyalhanna . There
is plenty of thepurest water; and the best of coal can
be had close to the town, in abundance. There is, close
at hand, an Inexhaustible supply bf _ell kinds of building
materials, lime, stone, and timber. saw and grist mill
are In' ull operation, with plenty of water power within
300 yards of the Depot; and all extensive brick yard also
in operation will furnish a largo number of.superior
brick durinit;the coming simian. The soil is deep and
rich and we adapted to cultivation, gardens, ecc.
The terms of sale of lots will be made known on. ap
plication in person or byletter to the subscriber, or his
agent in Youngstown, or at his office in "LAI3IO/38,"
where a plan of the lots may be seen:
- OLIVER w: BARNES.
•
N. B. A public sale of 50 Lots mill take place at Lat
robe on the lOttt of Jane next, nt 12 o'clock. Terms
matte known at the sale. Clear anincumbered titles will
be riven to purchasers. my3l
'MEW 13RaitITON PROPERTY FOR SALE- A
valuable property of about five acres, in an agree
able location et New Bright. n,having a new and hand
somely arranged Brick Cottage, substantially built, and
finishedAn modern style ; a large porch i u rear, and
portico in front; a good garden, tastefully arranged;
and en orchard of choice fruits ; spring of soft water ; a
stable, coal house, poultry house, A c t all under good
lance and in good repair. As the owner is going east
the above wilt be sold for IHHID. Immediate possession.
S. CUTHBERT, Oen'l Agent,
lek 50 Sadthfield street.
For Rent or Lease,
VOR ONE, THREE OR FIVE YEARS A large
Jl:` and convenient BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of
Fulton and Webster streets, Pittsburgh, with a lame
garden lot attached thereto, rendering it a very desire.
the plate of residence. Terms will be moderate. For
particulars apply to SA.IIPL J. R-11PMILLAN,
my24:lw No 124 Fourth street.
' Lan resteevltle Property for Sale.
THE Board of School Directors will sell at Public
Auction, on Thursday, the stll day of June, on the
premises, a corner Lot, 2S feetfront on Pikes reel, run•
rung back along !duke culley to Footer's alley—(havt ng
three fronts). On which is erected a two story Brick,
and a Frame House. Terms made known on day of
sale. S. H. BARBER,
my'Xim ' ' Secretary.
AALLEGHENY PROPERTY FOR SALE..—/Soralu
able property, 'situated near the Rslimed Depot,
having a front of 75 feet on Bank Lane, First Ward, by
100 deep ; containing a two story dwelling boaset t well
arranged for a sutall family, or could be conveniently
.occupied by two families , and Is in a central Ideation
fora boarding house— with a guden, sbude trees, ke.
S. CUTHBERT, CCU') Agem,
00 Smithfield at.
fIOUNTRY' RESIDENCE FOR RENT.—A new and
j well funshed two story Brick House, suitable for a
small family ; a large yard, good water, and a stable,
with three stalls—all in complete order. Immediate po
session can be had. eitaate. about three miles from the
city, on the old Washington Road. Rent S3O to the Ist
of November next, or SOO to the Ist ot April next.
S. CUTHBERT, Gail Agent,'
my3o - 50 Smithfield stre.q.
Desirable Property for Sale.
VOR SALE OR PERPETUAL LEASE—Two beau
-lUfal lots on Duquesne Way, below Hay el, togeth
er, 46 feet by 1..4 to an-alley.
Also, Building Lots on Penns'ylvania Avenue aild on
Braddock street, on the Plank Road, and grounds on the
bluffs east or my mansion. The latter property has no
rival for beauty of prospect in this vicinity, if, poesibly,
elsewhere. JAMES 8- CRAFT,
my3o . 144 Fourth st.
1„000 ACRES Ds F ii .lllls en V
c e n fi y G R at A e f
ari t N th O e
Aueghuy River r witisto twelve/Mies of' the. New York
and Erie Railroad.
Also-1,000 &arils in Elk conoty, for lisle on aceocuno-
Aatior_terms...EcqiiiSe of . A. WILKINS & CO.
)nycorner of Market and Third sis.
EAUTIFUL STORE ROOM TO LET--On Market
D j street. adtointat the Watch and Jewelry Store of
WhiEne. This Store Room has a plate glass
window, and is the most attractive front in the city. It
is located is thetvery best place for Dry Goods or any
: Fancy business: The rent for the batitinee of the year
will be very low., Enquire of JILMES GRAY
my3l or W. WILSON.
•lot o Orpheus Court.
Tri THE MATTER of the Partition, of the Real
1.• Estate of the Rev. Charles B. Blagnire, late of Pins
.
buigh, deceased.
The ondersig:ned.the auditor appointed by the Court,
to distribute the proceeds of sale among the heirs and
legal repinsentattves of said- deceden; will attend to
the duties of his appointment, at the office of Shannon
tr. Rogers, No. 109 Fourth street on Saturday, the 14th.
of Jane next, at 2 o ' clock , P. AL, at which time and
place, all parties interested are nod6ed to attend, if
they think proper. • 'SAMUEL FREW,
my3l:3t Auditor.
!ULM from LIVERPOOL, LONDON and 0 Las OW
TO •
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AND FROM LIVERPOOL TO SEW ORLEANS, EIA
rtmottF,, ROSTON, CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH DIRECT.
TAPHOOTI' it• CO. , s
•
Genera/ EN/ration and Foreign Exchange Ofr!s.
andersign e li having accepted the Agency of be
1. • above weir knott. House, is prepared to bang eat
Passengers from the Oh: ColibtrY,on as favorable tee st s
as any other House in the •tary, -
Passages can be engage.. /II the fallowing tiara,
Bailing punctually on the days r - hrl, o juled
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves ..‘V.erPohl on the ti eh •
and Qtst of each Month.
RED STAR LINE leaves Liverpool ?nthe °lt ' o r
each month.
THE Z LINE leaVeo Liverpool Twice a Illeinth.
• • THE LONDON LINE of Packets sails from . ( 4ndan
on the 6th,l3th,2lst and 26th of every Month.
THE CLYDE LINE of Glasgow k•ackeu sails In :h
GLASGOW on the Ist and 15th of each month.
the Wes
Awo—A weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans
(17 . Passengers shiped from New York to any part .n
t.
(1:1" The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and r u
penntendg the embareation of all passages engaged in
this Country.
P.S. Persons desirous of visitin g the Old Country
can . have their passage engaged rough from Pitts
burgh, by application either personally or by letter,
(post paid) to the u ndersigned. JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets,
(:ad story) Puttburgh.
FINE SHAWLS.—A. A. Meson tc Co. would solicit
the attention of purchasers to their very extensive
assortment of superior plain and embroidered crape
Shasvla arm Scarfs; fancy cashmere Thibet and silk.
Shawls-411 of.the newest and most desirable styles,
which they ate selling at the very lowest prices.
my3o ' • " Nos. 62 and 03 Market at.
CHEAP PA RASULtI.—A. A. Mason & Co. have re
caived four cases plain and ;ringed Parasols, em
bracing all the different qualities, which they are pre
pared to offer it wholesale and retail, at a very great re
duction (corn former prices. ImY3O
SXXDS often saved by the use of a single botue
of Dr. Gregory's French Antidote. It is a
perfect exterminator, of all private diseases.
•
• Sold in Pittsburgh. aeries Medical Depot.
• m 930 50 Smithfield street.
camg. leLli I oar.
R. R. A. WILSON'S Tonic, Cathartic and 'Anti-
Li Dyspeptic Misfire sold at No. 50 Smithfield street.
These Pills are highly recommended by all who have
used them, and are well known in this city as a certain
preventive or sick headache. S. L. CUTHBERT, .
my3o • • • . 50 Smithfield street
COPYING . PIIEBB.-146°1E1 styles letter copying
presses, the screw; the lever .and a new patent, di(
feting from any before brought to this market also,
copying hooka, a large stock. of all sine, leaves paged;
Arnold's Hibbert's and Harrison's copying loka ; copy.
lug brushes and oil paper—for tale by
W. S. HATEN,"Ststioner
cot Market and Second its.
URSCRIBERS to G. VIRTUE'S II Intimated London
£ Works, and the public generallY, are respectfully ta.
formed that the Art Journal for Nay M now ready for
delivery. This month is more than usually interesting,
as it contains many engravings of objects now exhibit.
mg at the World's Fair. Also, the fifth and sixth num
bers et the Cyclopmdia; as well as the thirteenth and
sixteenth . parts of Fletcher's Devotional Family Bible.
Partiesvisiting the Store, will, it is believed, have an
opportunity of seeing the most magnificent Bible ever
offered for sale in Pittsburgh.
WOODWARD A JELLEY'S,
13 Third street.
I,IOUND—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY, at the Medi
r cal Depot, 60 Stllialfio Id street, welch the owner can
have by proving property. S. L. CUTHLIE.RT,
- my3l- 60 Smithfield et.
lartblyrre.D.—A. Partner, conks capital of 5900, to en
• gage in alrayelingbasinasibwhere he can realize
WIMP Per.monikb Clear ot.experuies. *dares throagb the
stating•rbong interview can be had.
* . • ' THOMAS Lrrt.s.
T.Contractore,Bridge Builders, T O
Herr's Island Saw Mills are now preparing to re
ceive and execute promptly all orders for Bridge and
other Timber, on the moat favorable terms the market
will permit. (mi.d) JAMES CARMAN & CO.
140 BRa7HEO - AND WAITE WINES —C.
vintaga; Put reed and for sale by
srrAl FICKEISEN & STOUVENEL
...i.....-,qok iiiio .aa • fel.
Ql==l
Notice.
:4 •.~
gcm=l4ot - :(gittijinottiai.
Reirkwof the Wholesale itasket.
OFFLCIrOP THE MORNING POST,
Trocamor 11+Ionruno, Juno 3, 1851.5 /
The weather yeaterd'ay was pleasant and bunions,
generally quiet.
FLOUR—Sales of 100 blab,. Rom store at $3,28;
50 do. at $3,30 ; there were no , receiptaby river or
wagon that wo could learn. •
BACON—There was an active demand for Bacon,
with sales of 00 bbds.shonlders at ti to 7'; 9 Ws.
do: hams at 8. to 9 ; 4 do. hams at 9; 8000 pounds
country sides reported at 81; 4,000 lbs. hams and
shoulders at 7 and 81 ; 2,000 do. country shoulders
and hams at 6 to 8.
FlSH—Sales of 60 hf. ads. herrings at 3,37; 20
do. No. 3 mackerel at $8,12; ID do. N 0.4 at 9 7 1 2 5.
LARD—There is good recall dewed, with talcs
or 10 kegs No. 1 at 9. -
F.FATHERS—Tbe demand la good, with tittles of
of 300 pounds prime at 30. Several other lota on
private terms.
COFFEE—SaIes reported of 26 bags at 14, 4
0000tha. •
- POTATOES—SaIes of 15 bbli. Neahaoaocks at
31,75 per bbl.; 40 bushels reds at 60.
OATS—We report sales of 200 b it alyile from Grit
hods at 29. • •
SUGAR—SaIes reported of 15 'llltrlif.'.at 61; 25
011le. No. 8, Loaf, at 81.
WHISKEY—We note sales of 48 Mae. at 21 cts.,
4 mos.
DRIED FRUIT—The demand is quite limited ;
we•oote sales of a small lot of peaches at 31,44 ;
dried apples we quote at 7f to 80.
SODA ASH—Sales of 6 cke. at 31 ; 4 mos. -
HICKORY NUTS—We note a sale of 20 eats a
181 per bushel.
EGGS—Sales reported. of 7 bble. at 7i to 8
COLLECTOR'S OVERCA PLEIIIOIIOII,
June 2, 1851. $
Messrs. Harper & Layton:
Gentlemen—The following is a statement of the
tonnage and amount of tolls received at this Office du
ring the month of May, 1851, compared with that of
last year, daring the same month, which shows (notwith
standing the great reduction of tolls this year over that
of last—being (ally one-third—and the amount allowed
at Philadelplua; drawbacks ()agouti cleared through,
oa which there wan no fixed maximum rate), a large
tocretue in tonnage and In amount of tells received over
May, 1850. The Increase in the aggregate amount of
tonnage at thin office, since the opening of the Canal
this year, up till the Ist of June, is considerably more
than the enure tonnage of May, 18.50:--being over 23,-
000,000 tb s. Tonnage, Toll.
May, 1851 -..29 ,960,9.57 $29,912 . 95
May, 1850 20,987,551 18,117 79
Increase over May, 1850.• • 0,973,406 3 2,795 16
Respectfolly, Yours , ALEX.SCOTTA s e't Collector.
Louisville Market, flay 29th.
Since last week the market has been but moderately
active . , with, however, considerable depression In Cot.
ton, in consequence of continued unfavorable foreign
advice. The last steamer brings more favorable ad
vice*, which has given more firmness and a better tone
to the market. The receipts of. Tobacco continue large,
and prices rule at excellent prices. The Grocery map
ket is abundantly supplied, and sales this week have
been dull. Previsions have also been leas active at for
mer prices. The supplies of Flour are ample, and the
market is barely sustained at former prices. In Bag
ging and Rope there has been a (air busineasat previous
rates.
BAGGING AND ROPE—Market unchanged, with a
(air inquiry, and sides during the week 0ft,460 picses
and 1,615 coils in lots at prices ranging from 12Ic
for Bagging and 61 to 61c for Bope, according lo terms,
'polio,. An. The receipts this week were 1,42 pieces
and 1.564 coils. The shipmeo ts meowed to 2,546 pieces
and 1810 coils. The mocks left on hand are 13,012 pieces
and 10,006 coils. ..
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS—The market has
been dull this week at 869 c for common to fair quali
ties, with light sales at Elie. Stacks fair, with receipts
of 94 bales. Sales of Yarns at 8,0 and 10e V dozen for
the assorted numbers, with seven V cent 05 for large
lots. Batting we
. quote at 1210514 e.
COAL—There is • good supply of Coal, with retail
sales of Piusbutitt at 10c, and by the boat lead at Se.—
Pomeroy and Viliecling Coal retailing at 829 c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN—Early in the week holders of
Flour were arm, with sales at the levee of 400 bbls, on.
inspected at 83 621 Q bbl. On Monday receipts were
ample, nun *ales of 600 bbls at the wharf at 53 60, and
175 bar crossed .Flour at $3 100$315• a sale of 190
bbls from a atilt 60deltvered, and sales from stores
in light lots at $3 70; retail sales st 542,54 25. Receipts
during week 2,903 Mils. Wheat nominal at 65e. Ear •
corn from wagon 371 to 40c; sales from store at 42243 c,
Oats 25830 c. Sales of 400 bushels shelled Corn in base
at 45e. Barley 652/70e.
OLASS—Stocks of Pittsburgh Glass ample, with light
sales of obylo at Si! 26221211 50 gz box. Country brands
St 8502 14; larger sizes it a slight advance. -
IRON, M E TAL, NAILS AND TIN PLATE—We
quote bar Iron, manufactured from best charcoal blooms,
at 31e, and from puddled or boiled Iron, 3c by the va
inferior n-
Lily; Iron 21. A sale of Tennessee Metal at 524.
ton and Hot and Cold blast Pig Metal at 52321 0 576.
Ohio Iron at 5250827 V ton, with a sale of blooms at
523860. We quote Pittsburgh Nails by the quantity
nt 316231 e round, for sizes ranging from &Pa to 124's, or
3;251c for all sizes; retail tares are at an advance on
these quotationt—stock fair, with receipts of 1,322 kegs.
Sales of 100 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted netts at 216114 c.—
Tin Plate—we quote sales of I. C. at 811 60, and I X.
sit 1113 25 43 box. Receipts this week 98 boxes. Light
sales of Roofing Plate at 513 V box. Sales of Banco
Block Tin at Vili/29c.
• LUMBER—Pine lumber firm. We quote sales at the
yards as follows s Common Boards Sc 3 CO; third rate
Sto4o,_• second rate $22 58; clear ST: 50. Sales of
Poplar Lumber at $ll tt AI feet for choice for fond.
tate. •
PROVISIONS. AND LARD—The Provision market
has been but barely maintained this week la prices,
with, however. considerablasales, chiefly of Bacon.—
Sales of Mess Pork at 814, and M. O. at $l3 5101513 79,
and a sale of mess at 813 70. Bacon coming in slowly,
with sales from wagons at 6fe for shoulders, 71c for'
hams, and 81e for clear aides.. Pates front store at Sc
for clear sides, and Ole for shoalders. A sale of 1.11
casks shoulders at 01e, packages extra. Sales of 52
casks ribbed Bacon sides at ea to 81e; packages extra.
4 sale of 10 casks ordinary clear sides at 81c. 'A sale
of 87 kegs and 15 tierces No. 4 2 Lard at Sc, sales of 30
bbls prate at Ine, and sales of V.. 5 kegs prime porkhouse
at 10c. In addition:to the above, we quote sales of 295
casks Bacon daring the week at 6#oB}c-for shoulders,
ele for ribbed, elditle for clear sides, and ege for pork
hituse hams.
WHISKEY—SaIes at the wharf Thursday last of 152
barrels at 1810180. Sales since at 18014 c, and sales
to.day at 18c: Sales rectified at IBc. Receipts this week
743 bbls. Sales of Copper-distilled at 35.048 e. Old
Peach Brandy Slily gallon. New reach Mandy 75e to
St $' gallon. Common Brandy 'Ain& r gallon.—
French Brandy $1 25083 U gallon. Apple Brandy 28
‘ ,3'3oe.
rric,IEIGHTS—To New Orleans 280224 c for pound
f re i g h ts '.• 50050 c for pork and whiskey gvbbl ; tobacco
$3 4, hhd; cattle $5068 v. head. To Pittsburgh ma
Ise for pound OciEllts.—Louliolfic Courier.
Fon St. Lot:rte.—The fast•running and comrtmdious
steamer, Epilog, Capt. Mason, will leave" for St. Louts
and intermediate ports vo-nsv, at 4 o'clock, P. H. Her
accommodations are excellent, and her officers wilt do
every thing in their power to vendor o trip on this flue
boat pleasant.
PORT OP PITTSOORGO.
0 MIT 6 INCHES WATHII IN TBl CHANNEL
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Boles, Beaver
4 Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woor ward, Brownsville.
" J. 111 , Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
" Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
" Hibernia No. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
" Jutia Dean, Gallagher, Zanesvile.
4 4 Washington, Martin, Louisville.
Magnet,— Gallipolis.
" J. NeLson, Moore Wheeling.",
DEPAR PEW:
- " Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville
" Atlantic, ParkirLson, do,
J. M'Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Michigan No. 2, Boics,Beaver. .
" • Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
. 4. Thomas Shriver,-Bailey, West Newton
" Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
• - 4 ' . Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
" Keystone State, Stone, Cincinnati.
U Wellsville, Young, Wheeling. • ,
For St. Loots I
THE fast-running steamer EDITOR, Ma
ma, Master, will leave for the above and in
tame tate ports THIS DAY, at 4 o'clock, P.M.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
J. NEWTON JONES,
le3 Monongahela House.
. For Marietta Imo Eloolicingport.
Id& Palane ateitner PACIFIC, ZANOUR MAR.
will leave for the above and Intermedi
ate porta every THURSDAY, 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS Zr. SON,
No. 61 Water at., and 63 Front et.
Wednesday Packet fo r .Clinolnuata.
a tarr ilru n :t a t: t ic , a:Nlo2lNya
regulax/Y eYeryEpIOLIDAY.
For freight or passage, app y on board, or to
mar2o B. MILTENBERGER.
• iliistsfltselay Mire, Trots... . •
REGULAR FRAPIELIN- - pa eXErs.
. Tim fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
No. 2, Capt. Wm. HANNA t leavea the Alle
g any wharf fort ranklin, every Monektyand I'hurrday,
at 4 P. M.
The fine steohr9r ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3 1
Cat -
Jour Hamra, leaves - the Allegheny wharf for
lin every Tuaday and Pricto, at 4 P. M.
For Frelg,ht or Passage, apply 9n Belay&esELe.29
~~ ~~ • .y-_ r.
ME=
ENE
• • • - . .
EVENTP - SEVEN ' BUILDING LOTS in Mount
Washington, on Coal. Bill, AT AIICITIOII.—Oa Satur
day aftetnoon, Jane 7tb; at 3 o'clock, 'will be acid on the
premise s seventy•seven Building Lots in the town of
Mount Washington on Coal Hill. opposite Pittsburgh.
The lots vary to size from 75 to 60 feet front,exteading
back from one hundred to five hundred and fitly feet )
and are mostly beautifully located for private maiden-.
ces, embracing magnificent views of the two cities, the
rivers and aurroundingc
. ountry ; many. of them having
a fine southern exposure, are.very ilestratue (or garden
ink purposes. plank foot walk leads up Me bill, and
a oetrrokd has recently been completed from the Mo.
nongahela Bridge, which renders Mem, easy of access
for carriages and other vehicles.
Zino—One-Fifth cash; remainder to three equal an
nual payments—secured by bond Red mortssge.
te2 P • M.Dd Ib , Auer.
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT Attcrion.—On
Wednesday morning; June 4th, at 10 o'clock, at the
Commercial Sales Rooms,'eorner of Wood . and Fiflh
streets, will be sold without reserve, on a craltof three
months on sums over WOO, a very lame and `Well so
leeted stock of seasonable Dry Goods, dtc. viz : super
cloths, of the most celebrated makes and ' fashionable
colors i-black and fancy etuutlmeies; 'tweeds ;* coos's:.
rata vleans ; satin, casbn.ere and Marseilles vesting;
silk and worsted serge'; coatings; eottonades ; linens;
threads; silks; buttons; topes; handkerchiefs; alpac
as; de lames; lawns; prints ; colored cambrics ; shawls'
gloves; hosiery, ika , dm.
ALSO—Five cases Bleached Mnslins ; three bales
super Brown Mcalins; one bale Brown'Orills; two hales
extra Ticks.
The attention of the trade is requosted to this positive
sale of fresh and desirable Goods, as they must be closed
immediately. P , fd. DAVIS,
IC 3 • Auctioneer.
MO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny :
The petition of F. Jameson, of the Third rtrd, cityof
Pittsburgh in the County aforesaid, humb ' nheamtb,
That your petitioner bath provided hicanelf with materials
' for the accommodation of travelers and others, at Inn
dwelling house in the Ward athresaid, and prays th at
your Himont will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
FRANCIS JAMESON.
We, thesubscribers, citizens ot the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
bonestyand temperance ' and is well provided,with house
room. and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
Paney, John Bark, 0 APConnick .1 Shields,
Hard IV Landerskin, John Farran, ,
James Little,
Barclay, E Dillon , Sohn Bryson, A Cunningham.
my3L3t.
G the Honorable the Judges of the Coen of °client!
1
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County'
of Allegheny:
The petition of R M. Hays, of the Third Ward, City
of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner hash provided himself wittimate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at '
his dwelling house in the 3d Ward aforesaid, and prays
that your boners will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your_peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray. R. M. HAYS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, do
ce that tbe above petitioner is ot pod repute for
honesty and tempethnce, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
F Keevil, B M Arguer, J flown, J Clark, R S 31ars
land, L S Welsh, W Carvill, A B Keevil, Henry Kane
D Green, George Kennedy, Henry Smith.
my3L3t tTribune copy.)
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Coon of Genera;
Qaarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny :
The petition of D. Barnard, of The Third Ward, Pito
, burgh,Caunty aforesaid, humbly stewed}, That your pe•
titloner bath provided himself with materials for the ac•
commodation of travelers and ahem, as his dwelling
house,trt the Ward aforesaid, and (~rays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
pablic house of entertainment. And your
_petitioned
as in daty bound, will pray. DANIEL BERNARD-
Wo,the subscribers, einzens of tho Ward aforesaid,
do certify that tke above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and tempurance,and is well pro vu/nduuth house
room and converuenees for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and traveler!, and that raid tavern is
-
necessar y. Agua t H Corvill, 1. tt-Weish,Johz,•M'Curtney,
R S Moll - and, John Maguire M W Lewit,'H
C Young, W Toting, SM ' APSherry,
iny3l:3t • (Tribune copy 3t and eh Post.)
Allegheny: the Honorable the Judges of the Court 6( General
Quarter Sessions of the Fence in and for the County
o
The petition of F. Collins, of the township of Upper
St. Clair, In the county aforesaid, humbly shewetb,—
That your petitioner hath provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others. at
his dwelling house in tho tp. aforesaidond prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your pc .
Honer, as in ditty bound, will pray.
FRANC'S COLLINS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ip:,
do certify that the üb)ve petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
hoave room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that cud
tavern is necessary.
John Calaban, Henry Fryar, R Curry,Sarquel Fryer,
J Itliddleswartb, A Roll,James Jones, Win Fryer, Wm
hrldillen, A Holland, Wm Orr, R Niel, John Reed.
my.31:3t0
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Genctal
Quarter Sessions - of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny :
The petitio County . C. Gallagher of First Ward, Pitts
burgh in the- aforesaid, h ' umbly sheweth; That
the petitioner hath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, 'at his
dweling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that
your Horton will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as ii duty bound, wilt pray.
W. C. GLAGIER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the W ard afo l resaid
do certify that.the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well proinded with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and um.vcters, and that said tavern is ne
.
.1 L Brindle 11 Tomas , n, ,
John Clark, B ,
hVGiun, hrichell,
FEga h n, rhos Wa Ro tt se, F C Glen ßichir
ardson, 4J Lec,C bletkine, J J Thompson.
te2:3l (Tribune copy.)
MG the Houornble the Judges of the Court of General
j., (loaner Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny.
The petition of George Rolshorise, of the Borough of
Drupesue '
in the county aforesaid, humbly shew.
eat, That your petitioner bath provided himself with
materialii for the accommodation of travelers and others,
at his' dwelling" house, in the- Borough aforesaid, and
prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a
license to keep a public bootie of entertainme n t. An d
your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
- .GBORGE ROLSHONSEL, ,
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid borough,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good re
pute for honesty, and temperance, and is well provided
with houseroom and conveniences for tho accommoda
tion arid lodging of strangers and trevelers,and that said
tavern is necessary.
Little, AI O'Neil, A Worthington, Croft, Kanser,
Peter Terh, John Caldwell, Thomas Chadwick, A. Rube,
Wm Topper, P Jackson, lotus. Joseph 'Hernnau.-
1,72;:b
.(BSTIVILIVI PENN AND LIBMITY STREET*
11ST OF SHADES on hand and madeita all times to
1 order—
-3-4,4-4, 5 4 and 6.4 Be Shades, plain and bordered ;
4.. tt Transparent green' do;
" " " 4 4 Dark •' 4 do;
- Landscape Shades of every style; - -
Moonlight do •do do;
Gothic and Mazzitinto, of .. .neat-style ;
STOKE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRIMMINGS--complete at 25
cents per shade. Irr-Curbtins hung on reasonable
terms.
P. S,--Pedlers will do well to call at the Factory, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
aprIFIAm • •
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—NOTICE To CON.
TRACTORS—Proposals will be received from the
9th to the 12th of June nezt, et Johnstown and Summit,
for the grading and masonry of that portion of the
Mountain Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, be
tween Alton, in Blair county, and Pringle's Point, a few
miles below Jefferson, In Cambria—a distance, of 23
miles.
The road within this distance will cross the Alleghe
ny mountain, encountering some of the heaviest grading
offered in this country. In addition to a number of ex
tensive cuttings, embankments, and culverts; there will
be one tunnel t'2oo yards in Length at the summit of the
mountain, anthanotbet 01 200 yards through Pringle's
Point.
Timms—cash, morrthly. For further information, ap•
ply to EDWARD MILLER. EN., Associate Engineer ,
Blairsville Indiana county, or to STRICIMAND
KNEASS:P. A. Engineer, Altona, Blair county.
J. EDGAR THOMPSON, Chief Engineer.
Engineer Department P.R. B. Co.
• Philadelphia, May lit, 1851.
DR. I. MYERS—Surgeon and Physician. Office
and dwelling, corner of Darlington's row, No. 9.
Third strcet.one door above Spiithfield street.
Dr. Myers has permanently located in Pittsburgh, and
will attend to the duties of his Profession. He will give
particular attention to Straototi eases, and the dlseasei
of Wo!iien and childrcu. • myt7ln.
FEATHERS-3,00tt0 tbs. Svc Gccse Foashurs tor sale.
m)l7 CARSON & DV/MIGHT.
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• 'SCOTT 42a
AUCTIONEERS AND . OOIIIIHISSION MERCHANTS,
_ — ..6.l;sgant-eraggi;frgiiouns,agogiotrar,
trAVING been engaged in the above business far the
JLLlast wit years, in this city, would -respectfully so
ail Consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or Private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kindsof Goods :consigned ns for sale
here.
Will refer to Messrs. Hewett Rae & Co., R. R. Vio
let, Win. D. Wood & J
John J. Anderson &Co., R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer tr. C.o . .:Larkin
Deaver. Saint Louis; Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
George M'Lain. Pittsburgh. finnaklr
W. G. prGAGTN,IIIY, Aladtioneer.
(UEENSWARE. GLASSWARE AND CHINA YA-
ShS, - AT Averion.-1 1 7111 be told on Tuesday, June
3d, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, athDCartney's Auction
Rome,ns
large lot of QueeWare, Glarstra-e, China
Vales, ke.
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P. IS, Auctioneer
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ARRIVAL OF THF STEAMER WASHINGTON
Tho steamahip Washiogton, from Sr:quint:4ton
May 21at, arrived thin afternoon at 4 o'clock, with
158 passengers,-and Londoo dates to the 21st Olt.
The steamer Humboldt arrived at Cowes ott the
18th. . . -
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The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 17th.
Tho propeller Lafayeue, 14 days out, was spoken
on the 26th. When 4 days out she broke her air
pump, and from that time had worked her high pies
sure engine. She required DO assistance.
Morris Doyle, of Springfield, 111., a passenger on
the Washington, died on the 81st of May.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
A favorable change had occurred in the Liverpool
Cotton Market. On the 19th .7000 bales were sold,
and on the 20th 5000.
The adeicea from the manufacturing district!' aro
more favorable.
The Cora Market waa much better * with an ad•
vse'cieg teedeacy.
Flour firm. Sugars heavy. Coffee steady. Teas
dolt and-unchanged in price. •
The Money Market was firm and without change.
,ENGLAND.
The Great Exhibition continuer, as attractivo et
ever, and , the receipts have averaged about $l6OO
per day. It is proposed t 6 appropriate tho lucerne,
from the Exhibition to educational purposes.
' The S.4igate' J St. Lawrence, tit Southampton,
will sail for the United Stateir.about the middlitrof
June.• • • A
The steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool on the
19th.
In the House of Dinh the.property tat had
passed through the hands of the committee.
A dreadful accident had occurred at - Clayscioss,
ou the Midland Railroad, killing two end seriously
wounding metal others. - •
FRANCE.
The opposition of the Legitimists to Louis Napo.
loon; has, excited much attention io Paris. The
general news is specific end favorable. •
The overland mail from India arrived In London
on the 1 9th.
. The country, wan tranquil, and the
commercial advice, are quite favorable.
Thisrs had declared himself in favor of a Rea
public. : • •
The Sugar Bill was under coneidetation in the
•Assembly.
BELGIUM.
Tho Belgian Ministry have suffered n defeat, and
base tendered their resignations.
SPAIN.
. The Spanish Ministry have. gained strength by
the Into elections in Sweden and Norm's.. A roy
al amnesty has been granted at Copeohigen to all
persans engaged lo the late revolt, numbering 33..
ARRIVAL OF MR. WEBSTER.
POILADELPEILI, Jatwo 2.
The Hon. Woad Webster arrived hero today
and remainsat tho Columbia Rouse till to-morrow
when he leaves for Waahiogton.
BARNUM AND JENNY LIND. -
New Yong, Juno 2.
This arrangement between Barnum and. Jenny
Lind terminates by mutual consent with the one
hundredth concert. She has already given 91, and
gives one more in th is city, and the othor eight in
Philadelphia and Boston.
PROM. HAYTI.
• Ntw Yeas, Juno 2.
We have Intelligence from Hayti to the 16th ult.
The Emperor bad not yet signed the treaty pro.
posed by the United States, France and Great
Brit*. He wanted a week longer to conaider.—
At the end of that time, should ho atilt Waite, Port
au PIIOCO will be blockaded.
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'SENTENCED TO BE BUNG.
YESUE, 2.
The three seaman, Don) a NEW Jane ss, Clements and Ben.
son, convicted in the United States District Court
of this city, of trio murder of the mato of the bark
Glenn, were this morning sentenced to be bong.
' :-PkiIL&DELPEILA MARKET—Jane 2.
The announcement of the arrival of tho Wash•
ington checked operations.
Colion/a_alistuted dmnan&ak steads rates.
Flour Is heavy at from 4,181 to 4,45. Aso Flour
tells at 3,00.
ineat..Red and Whitt) at 95 to 97, and 1,00 ~.to
1,03.
Corn soils at 60 cents.
Whtskey,.. ! Sales Made . at 221.
.. - Wamitsarcut. Juno 2
Gen. Pereira F. Smith airived bore to4q:
Nottpias, Juno-2.
Tbo United States Slitop;olWar; Jamestown,
sailed yesterday tor Braziljila Medekra. •
• NEW YORK MARKET--Junc`2.
Plonr..Active at from 4,0004,371.
Wheat.. Quiet and drooping.
C0rn.:.57425814160: .
Whieky..Dnit and inactive at former prices.
Beef..Uuctianged.
Lard..Bteady.
Stock..PenWa Ws, U 8 Stocks declined 1;
Reading buoyant, cloying at 4591.
CINCINNATI MAIIBET—Jone 2.
The river has risen 15 lechers.
Flour—MO.
Cheese—Dull at 6 for the boat: -
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Provisions.. Nothing doing.
Siigar., Firm at
510 34035.
Private advice from New Orleans report'4 advance
in Sugar.
Prtvete Diseases.- -
DR. BROWN, No. 4X. DIAMOND ALL E Y. Y
Davoraa his entire attention to an olfict
• ractice. Ilia LuMnessiarnostly eonhnedlo
Pnrate or Venereal Diseases, and. such pain.
/• ful affections brought on by imprudence
youthful indulgence and excess.
Sypluliße Eniptlonv, Gooort
hea,Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharg es' lmpurity of the Blood, with all diseases o. the venereal
Skin, Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions, Teller.
Ringtvoini, Mercurial Dmeases, Seminal Weakness,lm.
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month.
ly Suppressions, Dtseases ot the - Joints, Fistula in Arm.
Nervous Affecuons, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irrita
tiona of the Bladder and Kidnemsaccessfully treated
Cure guaranteed. .
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Fourteen years' praCtice (four iu this city) , enables Dr
Brawn to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who ma)
come under his care. .
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Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ny
[Er Charges moderate.. novs:d&wiy
!TIAN AND REDNESS OF TM. SKIN is entirely re
-1 moved by the use of the Herpetic Soap, and Sun
burnt hands pr faces rendered smooth,sOft and delicate.
ly white. Be careful to get the genuine. Sold at •
my2s. - 50 Smithfield street.'
A YALIIABLR. lIIIPROYMENT, IN TRINES'.•
DR. HARD'S IMPROVED PATENTRUSS and
RUPTURE REMEDY, by Which a permanent cure
can be effected. This Truss is entirely different inform
and principles of action from o th er Trusses, having' all'
th e advantage of a well=regulated and unifortn pressure.
The 'pressure can be so regulated as to give _ease and
Comfort in the most difficult eases "of _Hernia, and can
be increased to almost any force desired: The pressure
is natural, and being hthught to bear immediately over
the hernial opening, and affordisg perfect security and
setention'at all times, even under.the most violent exer
cise. By the use of this Truss, when applied properly
by a skillful Surgeon, the wearer is placed beyond tfie
danger of strangulation, or any other dangerous or pain
ful symptoms; which is not an hinfrequeni occurrence in
the wearing of illy adapted Trusses.- It is a very com
mon practice for persons of with rupture to select
a Tress and apply it theniseives. This is a-bad pote
nce, whiCh.can be seen only by those with understand
the anatomy of the parts affected in heroin,
We would Most respectfully call the attention of
PHYSICIANS to this Truss, as
_we know they wilt are
predate its value. We also have a variety of other
Trusses at the lowest prices. - Infant Trusties kept con
stantly-on hand. KEYSER McDOWELItt
my 27 ' 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, ra-
E. U. ICEMAN
Dr.Hard , s Abdominal Supporters,: •
TESE SUPPORTERS are Intended chiefly Ja r -the
cure of PROLAPSIS UTERI, and all those diseases
where a mechanical-support - to the Abdominal Nicera
is required. They give perfect EUpport to the abdomi.
nal organs, and may be.wom with comfort by.all, The
diseases. produced Al a - weakness - of. the.abdominal
muscles are Prolapses Uteri, Falling of the Bowels,
Piles, Costiveness, Pains in - the Bark and Spine,- Lass!.
rude and Extreme Feelings of Prostration ; Bronchitis;
Shortness of- Breathy Palpitation of the Beart;Eyspep -
sia and general debility.
Sord by - KEYSER -fr.IIPDOWELE,
my 27 r 140 Wood st.
qlO LET--The Warebodse N 0.137 Front street; for:
meilf occupied by the subscribers. Posseasion
given immediately. Enquire of
' ' COCHRAN,MBRIDE & CO
-26 Wood at.
Boarding Lionel.
QurcABI.E accommodations for several /WARDERS
li'etnbe 0i000ng : Boar,
gc;thosbyrhe
wekail . Moderato ctarl. ,
mY2tt wErlsoa.
MUCH CRIMSON VELVET and Gold Paperliatta -
Drividiag Rooms, just reeM from Paris and
for sale by _ W. P. MARSHALL,
my2d No. Wood at.
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Pittsburg!) Buffiwo,l9irtttorg.
Penneyy A Sterrett 104 Fourth 'nem, near , Cirant..
James F. Kerr, 142 Fourth street' _
John B Cochran,l44 Fourth st, comer Cherry alley.
E Heidelberg, linkmen Buildings, Grant street.
John N rtfeael wry, BateWelPs Bdldings, Grant street,
Samuel Prew, - BaketwelPis Buildings, Grant street. ,• -
Negler McFadden, ein Grant ist and Diamond alley.
Bat-ewer. CampbetWElghinari Hall, Grant street.
John Glenn, "Law Comerp cor Wylie and Fifth
Real Erlde Agents. • • r
John•liPaie, BakewelPs Buildings, 73 Grant street.
Thomas Morn, 3 doom above . Mayer's office, Allegheny.
• Aldermen and Alt - kes of 'de Peace: •
DA 80 -D rie ntd inhan 'l7, 7 Pinh 4s ! i str Cinit eettle ttre ar e Union. • •
W Lewis, 6&Pifih at, bet Wood and Smithfield..
Andrew hPhlaster,llo Filth set, near Grant.
N Buckmaate_ ,r Fourth street,aboehfield. •
Thos Steel, lag Fourth are t, ear Smithfield.
John ?dolor corner Wasltt:igtgn and Wylie street.;
John A t arinneon, 471 Penn street, near. Walnut.
ilankin's and Exchange Brokers.
J Carotheis & Co No IL Wood street.
S Jones/ Co., S. w. corner Wood and Fourth sus.
Kramer Rabm, corner Wood and Third streets.
George . Arnold, 74 Fourth street.
rat:ticks & F ri end, cor Wood street and .Dismond alley.
Eldon. Sargent, corner Wood and Sixth streets.
A Wilkins & Co., corner Third and Market streets.
Harris et Co: corner Market and Fifth streets:
Hugh D IGI4, Forath street, opposite M & M Bank
4- S•
N Holmes Sons, Market at., between 3d and 4th.
Wholesale Grocer*, CoymnisriO 4. Produce Dealers:
Stuart &NB, 194•Weod'Street;above Fifth. ". •
Wlck tc MCCandleint; cor Water and Wood streets..
David A Grier, 270 Liberty street.
W Bagaly & Co., D 34. 90 Wood street.
Jos S'Leeelii lirAlpin 4._ Co., 9L 4. 93 Liberty street.
I D &Co.; corner Wood and Filth streets
James Black, corner Third and Smithfield streets. -
Lambert & Shipton, 149 and 151 Wood street.
Alexander King 248 Liberty street. •
James Bentley, Jr., corner Water and Smithfield Orem.
J & R Floyd, 173 car Wood and Sixth streets.
J Mills tc Soo, 140 Water Street.:
John •
John Black & Co.;corner Fenn and Irwin streets.
Shee, Corner Penn and Irwin arrests.
W ilson,l47First strict. • ,
Richards & Sheets, 40, corne:rWslyne and Pelmet!.
J Donaldson, cor Fenn and St Clair streets..: • •
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Shovel, Spade, Fick, Fork and Hoe oTifoniacfirr's
Negely & Aloha, in Wood etreet.
W 811 Day,42`9t Clair street.
Planing Malt and Sash Factory.'
J D ¢ A Belly, Seventh meet, above the Canal.
I & J. B Chambers, Cherry allehbet 7th & Liberty ata
• Wool. Merchants.'
Murphy & Lee, corner Liberty street and Cecil alley. '
Wfihain Barker, Smithfield at., bet.4th and Diamond ay.
:....,. .Trintmin, Hosiery and Variety. •
Manufacturers and Importers, Fifth et:
Jo9ep4 Horne ¢ Co, 73 Market tr4bet.4th and Diamond
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Robert Halt, 149 Liberty street . •
Hall 4 Speer, Penn street, cor Cecil allay. •
• Livery Stables.
Excha,nee, James Mathews, in Penn sheet. Attron - Blasdell, St Clair street. •
Carriage, Omnibus avekitagon Mantsfadstrete.
M Bigelow, 46 Diamond alley.
Townsend, Cart & Co., St Clair at, near the old .bridge.
C West ¢ Co , 151 Penn street- • • •
Drugi and Medicinei..
lleryser 4. McDowell, corner Wood st. and Virgin alloy
Ogden te Snowden, 2 corner . Wood and Second
/oat Mohler, Gainer W ood and Fifth streets.
R E Sellers, Wood street, between 3d and 4th.
John P Scott, 295 Liberty street. •
8 Smith, 54 Market, near Third street. -
Isaac O'Plyng, cornet Penn and Rand streets.
Page 4. Mohler, 487, corner Penn' nd Walnut streets.
.2 &Ida & co. so corner Wood and Fourth streets.
- Hats, Caps and. Furs.
McCord 4 , Co,7corner Wood and Filth streets.
G W Glassgow, 103 Wohd st, third door below Fifth.
J Wilson & 50n,91 Wood et, 3d door below Dia'd alley-
Isaac Walker, 144, ear Grant and high streets- . •
Who Wale Cloth ;Store
D Stuart & Co, No 132 Wood street.
Tinners and Cep* Smiths . .
James 'r Kincaid, Front and 2d streets,.near Market
Backofen, L3O Wood street • • •• •
Howard 4f , Rogers, 139 Front, near Wood street.
IS Moorhead 4- Co., 21 N E side of the Diamond.
Demmler k Henrici tBO Liberty tweet, near Market
John ftrWilliams, Ca Smi th field, near Fourth street
G W Fransue & Co., 51 Fifth street, near Wood.
M Doerdinger, Wood street opposite Ist Pres. Church
Cotton lifanufadui:es;":
King, Peanock tt Co., Eagle ractoi7,l#oatistieet.
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• Music Storer. •
John FE Mellor, Wood street —Chichering's
C Blame, 118 Wood street—Erambisrg do
H Kleber, 103 Third street—Nunn: ' ' do:
Fruits and Candies. '
James C Anderson, Smithfield, betwn d 2nd ei is.
Tea Stores.
A Jaynrs, (Pekin Ten Storearlafth street.
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Patent Leather, Japanned - 4- Enamelled Leather.
J S Shaffer.# Co. , cor Decitrur stand Diamond alley.
Hardware aid'
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Joseph Woodmen, corner Wood and Second streets.
Fahnestock f Brother, 247 Liberty street.
Hays 4. Getty, 71 Market street, near Fourth.
Watch Maiceri and * Jeute/krs.
Kennedy & Hasten, 94 Market street.
Wm Gil m0re,1134, cot. Wood and Liberty streets.
Mathematical instrument Makers. -
Luncs R Reed /r. Co., 26 Smithfield
Iron Railing; Screw and Me Manufacturers.
Marshall it Brothers, Diamond street, near
,Smithfield
Booksellers and Stationers.
J H Mellor, 81 'Wood st--School Books and Stationery'.
Lake Loomis, AO, 89 WOod st.—School Books, Stat?ry.
W S Haven, corner Market and Second streets.
. • Dry Goods Merchants.
Murphy, Wilson 4. C0.,48 Wood mt., 2d door above 3d_
hVGeary 4 hP/fittley, Wood st,s doors limn Liberty.
James A lll'Snight, 61 Market street. • • .
Manufacturers of Steel %wings, Axles ' Visit, 4 , e..
Singer, Hartman ft Co.oi 109 Water and HO Front at. '
• Wire Manufacturers,
It Townsend, 19 Market alreet.,
Manufacturers of Patent Carrioge4xles §—Spring!.
John B Bell, Pittsburgh, Penn's. . :
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Mustard and Spas . . ••
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John B Bell, corner Liberty and Ferry streets: '
Gentlemens' Furnishing Establishments.
Hinton & Co., SO 4th at, sign golden Bee Hive, Depot for
Masonic and Odd• Fellows Regalia.
William M Hersh, corner Market and Third SlTeel.s.
Clothing Stmt. •
Banana. & Brenner, Market street, between 3d and 4th.
I E Downing, 183 Liberty strut. . •
John P Hopewell, 183 Liberty at., near St. Clair.
James Morrison, 194 Liberty street.
C Ill'Closky, 177 Liberty street. •
William Digby, 181 Liberty:street.
Morganstom & 8r05.," Oak Hall," Liberty at, near APL
DJ Carroll, " Cheap Cortier,'? cox Liberty at & Vis'n
S Delany, 100 Liberty street, 4th door from Virgin allay.
Wholistile Graters and Deders •in Liquars.
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M D Patton, Liberty street.
J Bryar, No. 155 Liberty atreet,and 53Diamond allay.
James Lanbia, 27 St Clair stree t.
R Watson, corner Liberty and Wayne streets.
Donnell & Phillips, 305 Liberty street. . . . •
Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
Mark Devlin, 63 Smithfield street.
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Honegger & Co, VD Smithfield at, between Gth ait.d 7th
D Fiokeisen & C0.,137 Liberty street.
Trunk ManUfacturess
B R 1 olamsbeeilo4,4iberty street.
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Saddle, Earners and Trunk_ Afakrys.
A Holstein, 133 Weod street, near Virgin allay.
Rahanser & Dna', head of Wood street.
T Anger, 292, cor Lib'y and 7th sts, Fetterman's Row
.• ••• • :! -• Quetruivare and china.
bt.Roditaion, Wood, between 3d and dtb etreete..
'•*: : ' Loth Smithing and Bell Hanging.
Wm W Reitly,l6s Wood +street. * •
Ire Dealers and h - e Hollers.
J R Rattly, Virgin alley. bet Wood and Liberty eta
• Copper Rolling Mill, rtc.
C G Hussey & Co.. Wood at, between Ist end 2nd.
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Hotels and Taverns.
St Clair Hotel, 0 W Bennett, ear Pend & St Clair sts
St. Charles, corner Wood and Third streets.
Eagle, Jo hrt' hits!), LibergY street..
Itionongahela.House, cot %Pe s t r ee t Smithfield sts.
James Gilchrist, 254, Liberty
• • . Foundry Warehouse'.
John Anderson ¢ Son. corne r Water and Grant eta.,
John Quinn .4- Co, 290, corner 7t.trand Idberty.streets
Alex Bradley, (sign Gilt Stove,) No. 19 Wood street..
W 10 Wood street.
J C Parry & Co., 105 Wood, and above canal .9.41 st.
Catinet and Chair Makers
Wm E Stevenson, 3 Fetterman's Row, Liberty and 7th st
W Woodvvell,97 and 09 Third street
9plano Son, corner Smithfield and Fifth sireets.
Hammer '& Dialer, 378 Sotilhfield street. • '
Troth & Phelan, 88 Smithfild st bat sth & Dlam'd alley.
Josephlleyer,l24 Penn at, above the Canal bridge.
T B Young Co, Smithfield street, between 2d and 3d.
• . Wall Paper a n d Bordering,
James Howard 41 , C 0,84 Wood 0,2 doors below Dia. ay
W P Marshall, e.s Wood street.
Thomas Palmer, 55 Market st, between 3d and 4th. -
Shidle, 39 Smithfield street, nearTourth.
• Ciicap Publications:
Holmes , Literary Depot,Third et-,opposite Post °Mee.'
W C wan , 95 Fourth street. •
Henry Miner ¢ C0.,32 Smithfield street.
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• Fancy. and Variety Goods.
Kennedy 4. - Flaslett, 94 Market Street. '
McCandless ¢ Campbell, 97 Wood street: • •
Boats and Shoes. • .
U. Childs 4. Co., MI Wood street-:Wholesale.
Thomas Phillips, corner 'Liberty and moth streets.
Samuel Darrell, 1.28 Wood.street, above Fifth -
James Robb, 109 Market street -- • - -
T A !Linton. 49 St. Clair street., near Eiberty.
Wm Adair, SmltbSeld street, four doors above 3d.
C P Meta, ld Smithfield at, between Ist and 2d.
S Adams, =Liberty street, next Eagle Tavern.
Cast. Steel and File Manufacturers.
:mOl7 1 Blair, office car Market and Water streets
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Tobacco, Saul and Cigars:
Strauer,St Charles Hotel, Wood street.
Henry Hasernan,l42 Liberty street.
lather Ezekiel, cor Market street and the Diamond
W H Edmond, 34 BrOlair street.
J W Taylor, 427 Penn street.
Fork Packers and Dealers in Provisions.
Alex Laughlin, corner Etna street and the Quill.
Hussey 4- Haya,32s Liberty street. - .
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Soda ash Manufacturers,
Bennett, Berry 4- co., Water street. - ' • .
• • Wks TVorkers.
R Toilet; 4. Co, 163 Liberty street.. . .; • ;
Francis Cluley, 42 Ferry street.
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•Commusw,i, Prager., and *Forwarding Merchant*
Belle& kyiteols,3o9 Libel street.
Josephlordan, Agent, 247 cue st, 1 door biloWliancl.
- _ Dental instrumatt Mantgacturers.'
Bolan & Tetley, 135 Wood street. -•
• Cartwright, 83 Wood st,l door below Diamond alley
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishing Es ab •n:
s.
B M &taut, 1.35 Wood street.
Harrison - Sco.t, 39 Smithfield street.
R Bard 4 Co. r 103 Wood st, near Diamond Alley.
Wilkinson Bell, No 217 Liberty street,oppo site Sixth.
Rain B. Bayard & Son, 215 Liberty et, opßosite Sixth. •
• insurance Coinpanies. t•._* ' •
Penn Mutual Lire Insurance Co, 383 LiVy At 24 Wood.
Pittsburgh Life Insurance CO., 75 Fear* street. '
N America Fire Insurance Co., 141 *list street : •
• Looking Glasses, 'send Vanities. 1 .
Thomas Kennedy, Sr., 62;C'orner Wood and Foutik at..
PA Hillier, 110 Wood street. . • • •
Physicians. ;- '• • •
Wm Badger;l9l3 Smithfield street, corner of Seventh.
Merchant 'Tailors.
A McFarland, Smithfield at, bet. 4th and Diamond alleY
•• Eenigremt Liner. 1 • t
P W Byrnes 4. co, 29 Liberty at; Jiro Thoinpson, Age
Glass Sanufacturers..
-Throsen & Plunket, 1.14 Water st, bet W ood Smith'd.
Hill:tiers and Mantua . Makers:
rare M E Robison', 32 St on& street. ; •• •
Mrs Leech, 9 Filth street, between Wood and Market.
' • Shirt Stores.•
& N Anl , (Queen City Store,) 22 St Clair street
Shoe Stores. • '
R.Crilly t Co., 19 St Clair street. • • - i•
Mattufactthrer of Extract of Atnertcari-Clit:
John Yottngson, 52 Wayne et, bet Penn and 7.,lbany.
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Mourning Stoic and .Plulltshing Undertakers'.
Wrn 'Alexander & SQL'S, cor Penn and St Clair Breath
• . Daguereotypistcr
:Nelson, Post Office Uttildings,_Third street.
Nelson & Co., Lafayette Hall, Fourth street.
Hough & Anthony, Bark's Betiding', Fourth street .
Merriman tr. Lawyer, 3d at, opposite St Charles Hotel.
Geo Wens, 412 Penn at, a few doors oho ve Canal.
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• Gun Smiths.
Wm Craig, No.l Third it, bet Wood and Smithfield.
Baratta! hi , Cosh, 12 Fifth street, 2 doors below Market.
• Gold Beaters.
John B Dardev - y,132 Third Ist; bet Wood and Smithfield
Dieing. Establishments.
Itfra 'lSorbridgc, 18 St Clair street; near Ma old brid,ge.
r' Brush Manufacturers.
D.SUimArr, Fifth street,' sign big brush, bct Met & Wood
f.Son, Pigun
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40* 6 1ppaane, the Theatra. .
Book and Job Printers.
& Rieke; comer Tbird and Wood.
llaaper Gaiyteln, corner Fifth and Woctd.
Ayer , * Cherry Peetiorei:
'VOW THE CURE' OF COUGHS, CO D 9 HOARSE-
Jr. NESS, BRONCHITIS,' WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION. • • ;
Among the. numerous disdoveries Science has-made
in this generation ,to facilitate the business in
crease its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of hn
man existence, none can. be - named Of more real value
to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the
Healing. An. A vast trial of its - virtues 'brought:Mt this
bt d country, bas proven beyond a doubt, that nomedi
eine or combination of medicines yet , knosvn, can eo
surely 'control and care the: numerous varieties of pul
monary disease which . have • hitherto swept Hoin oar
midst thousands and thousands every year.: Indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has
at length been found which-can be relied on to cute the
most dangerous affections' of the' lunge. Our sPeep here
will not perniit us to publiskany prOortion of theenne
effected by its use, but we would present the following
opinions of eminent men, and refer farther 'eniinity to
the circular which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full partiralats,
and intlispautble proofs of these facts. . . .
From the President ofA mhe r s tt College, the celebrated
- • Professor Hitchecick.: . -•-.
. "zathei C .er—Sir I hair pin/ Cherry Pec
toral in my ow A n y case of deep- seatedused
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Bronchitis, and
satisfied from its chemical constitution, that it is an ad
mirable com oond for die relief of loryngal end bran)
chial duneplrles.. If my opinion - ustoins.sopestor dist
orter eari be of any service, you are at liberty to use it
as yon think proper. • • - • .t•
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EDWARD HITUDOOCKi,L.,L• D.
From the widely celebrated • Professor Sidman , M. D.
L.L. D, Professor of Chemistry, .Mineralogy, ,
• Ice., Vale College Member of the Lit. inv-.
Med. Phil. and Scientific - Societies of •
• ,
America and Europe.
" I deem the Cherry Pictorial an admiraWe composi
tion from some of the best articles in the hiateria Medi
ea, and a very effective remedy for the class of diseas
es it Is intended to cure: ,
New. Haven; Ct., N0v.1,1849.
Major Paulson , President of the S. C. 'Senate, states
babas used the Cherry Pictoral with wonderful a-ac
cess, to cure en intlamation of the lunge.
Fron one of the first physicians in Maine..
, ,Ssco, Me, April 28;1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lcnvell—Dear Sir: I am now-con
steady using; your Cherry Pectoral La my practice, and
preterit to any otbermedicine for p ulmonary complaints.'
From observations oilman,' severe cases, I aui COnVinC'
'ed ir will core coughs, colds, and diseases of the lungs,
that have put to defiance all other remedies..
I invariably recommend its use in case otconsuraption,
and consider it mach the best remedy known for that dis
ease. Respectfully yours.
•._. •
I. Aye HMA td. D.
Prepared and sold by James C. r,Practical Chem
ist, Lowell, Mass.
frie - .' Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale and retail, by
Fahnestack, and by 7.41 i. Townsend; in Allegheny City
by..H. P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass,' and try• druggists
generally.
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An:Oki:linen°. (for the better Collection
or Water Rent.s on
pan d
Supsienumars to an Ordinance paned the 27th g day of
December,
_A. A. 1847, reining to the Water Walla:
I>V:IT 0 RAYNE D AND. ENACTED, by the Citizen.
Qf Piettourgh, in Select and Common Coundis amem
That from and atter the passage of this Ordinance
all owners or occupants ef lots intending to build or re
pair any bttildineor buildings thereon, in which the hy
drant water is to.be used for building pirposee,shall
make application in writing to the' amasser of water
rents on new buildings, for a permit to use the hydrant
water . ; and inch application shall state the location and
desenption, together with an estimate of the number of
perches of stone, of thousands of brick, and yards of
plaster, in the construction of each building or build
lams and th r e n ts, applicant shall pay to the aid s
sor of water at the time of obtaining s u ch - pe r mit
to use the hydrant water, one-half of the probable sum,
and at the rate of Tour cents for , each perch of atone,
seven cents for each one thousand of prick, and, locty
cants for each one hundred yards of plaster, in such
building - balk orrepalred, and the balance' whenever
the building is completed. Arid any person who shall
use the • hydrant
.yrater for building purposes: without
previously obtaintug such pennit, shall forfeit the sant of
ten dollars, to be recovered as other fines and 'forfeitures
are by law recoverable.
That so mach of, any Ordinance or Ordinances as Is
hereb r altered or supplied, be and the Isamu fs liernby
Ordained repea and enacted into e.-law to. Cm:while, this
twenty-sixth day of May, 201110 Domini ontrthoustrad
eight hundred and filly-one. ' • " •.
• ROBERT BPRNIGHT, - • •
• • President'of Common Council.
Attest W. Limns, • • • • .
Clerk of Common Council. •
JAMI B.MURBAV,
President of Select Council.
Attest :-11.111oirtovr, -
Clerk of Select Council
Dr. S. It.p.pD • •
nOtMNUES to practice Medicine, Surgery, and
Ob
etotnes of Midwifery Eclectically, to aceordahee
with scientific principles, and hence with great roc
cees. . . • •
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If 7" Office and residence, No. 58 Diamond alley. Of
fice hours, 9 to 12 a. sa., and 2 to 5 P. ht.
N.D.—lnfallible remedies for Dyspepsia, Consump
tion in its Incipient stages,••Bronchtlia, Rhetratatism,
Taust,'Diarrhaa, Cholera Morbus, Dysentaryi 'Asiatic
Cholera, Tetanus or locked-jaw ' • female .diseatierty dis-
Cases of the liver and. kidneys; Scrofula, Droptiy, &a
dc.; and antidotes to all persons, prepared and , Itept for
sale. Mercury. antirnoney and their Pm-pa:aliens, as
well as the lancet, are entirely dispensed with. 14
- - Palmer's Institute.
DOCTOR JAMES PALMER Practising 'Physician,
tte., luta removed to his Institute, No. 104 Fourth
street, between Wood and Smithfield. PrescriPliuns
from the Office will be accurately and neatly - prepared
by the Secretary, skilled in Pharnac y. • '
Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines will be- kept- con
stantly on hand for sale .- • -•
Persons leaving address will please note No. of rest
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It• FRESH SUPPLY Just received of Burger & Co.'s
Roach, Rat and Mouse Exterminator, prepared by
a skillful and practical chemist, and warranted 'the
cheapest and most effectual remedy in the world - fir ex
terminating from dwellings, warehouses, granariell'ke
Roaches, Rats, Nice and Ants. This article has : now
been before the public for the last eight years, during
which time not a single instance has come to the know
ledge of the proprietors, where (the directions followed)
it has failed to give entire satisfactian. •
Be.sure yonget the genuine, as there are imitations
in the market. The genuine can be bad of •
• • . S. L. OIUTBRERTo- •
SO Smithfieldstreet,
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1110 TEA DRINKERS.—It -you want real good Tea,
• .1. - igo to MORRIS' Tea Afars; in the -Diamond.' Is
decidedly.the best in the city. .Pricee r 410, 50, '7seitind
evu3. . • . 1m721
9-10 b sat rec'd and.for n e . • .
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