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*.;v 1 U'V -"V-V 1 V' * %1 V • V- -lX' 2 evening last, tho following officers were an
tfsS\* dK ViA\ ij<V'•*>.'.'’‘"'’'lt\a**V- J ■■ J a °oneedfor tboevening:
•gtegl t p / ** S «V\%V V< C. H. unison, Allegheny Fire
r »<-Vi'2 j Ji- r -*, 1 -* -fj f --t-wKt Company. , J
S?*' ;*'WiC^-*': i ?«* IWrafi.-Joseph Kaye, N.ogara ; An-,
y.i”/V £VA/*f l t<W i>* ■’* I*'f jviVS&v. draw McMoster, Esq., and Eplinam Jones, U »-,
fl**^2S*i.—T. Vanhorn, Allegheny; Thomas!
A-VpA t- •; /. t rtf A ;«'•/;■*, •■; ’5 i.| M. Little, Good Intent
Mr - CuiotTEU,, oh airman of the Committee.
*’iVv! rood the following regolar toasts:
" * r f V j Tho President of the United States. i
Vfc VA l'«-'M * V““iV • ‘X’’•''■‘l **tf Ijir ( '■ J The Governor of Pennsylvania. .
ss» * ?'* 4 & V?* ' «VsS V" 4 Tho Memory or Washington. , 1
'vr* r b l?.Y<X*~v] The Mayor and Councils of the oily of Pitis-
V, Vva' V & ftf, 1 The Day K ‘, clf^ irofe —° ae semi-centennial
TA-wAY *i ,A i*V V 'fanniveraary• May its centurlal retnrnfind the
VV *5: J.,?.,, {{ stream of the Allegheny still flowing,
° UT Deceased Jfankr# —Their monument:
1 Ai h .X -f the hearts of their fellow memhers—their re
«^A^T2AYtV£As>t,i,Y*'{'V,.'< h ij ! * rV-iij < 3 uium: the blessings of the widow and orphan.
W%,’' K f . c 'C-A-A'V is Ae .«"*? - 4 ** o awftpn—Their oiertionß to
V-V'ivJf s .\ I mttmtam the honor and nsefolness of the de
»A f;.;it.,|partment command our respect, and Shall ever
t'* ! I .r, , i? i ; , ;>f , ,V;*'* l :;i(-^S r eceive our earnest support.
a Bn>ilß Robskts, President of the Fire-
f m€n,s AmQc^*on TpepHed to tbla toaatla an
.p't, The Philadelphia Firtmm —The recollection of
•m-vj, rS."y- jt. ’**s !a'Vi‘vr’t'ft? >ei f bos P ltalit y and kindness tj ns shall never
is^ i^S-K^C^\^*^^«i't^ I §4rK&f';\i(t4!.y?„ for e®‘ ten - May the day soon come which
WKKftV F-.‘ ) ;'i\i wIU enab 'e us to reoiproaate,
A?if Vi , ' r> ' ? 1 American AVreman compensation
V 1 ® labors to discharge one of the highest duties!
th ° praotioal . .
i ’jL Tile Fire RepvWicari Liberty—The only 1
IsxSciWs'w «^ fc if**? { :>'i { "i't' '.yatua wo will not work to extinguish. •
V .’’f ' r ° !tn Aynew, of Thilaidphia —Tho father or
Vi' 1 : ‘ 7 X£>Qtt ’ft? re '“Sioo hnilders. His ingenuity and skill)
B bten<i pre-eminent in tho manufacturing world.
21^ Ladies —God bless them: their smiles onr
V■* reward.
' ! " rrDatid Camskm, oftheTigdant EireCom
gave the following toast:
ie Allegheny fire Company—Active, cnerget-,
St* rf, md efficient; Iheir past actions mtd present
■ i°n in the Department, is n sufficient guar*
. for the ftitnre.
i) Zhi*s-'i'&,- iumerons speeches were made inreply to oom-
Jentary toasts; and the evening passed by
'asantly, amid song and speech, until 11
wben tb ® companyndjoarned, with three
,ers for “ Tho Allegheny Fire Company.”
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lief to Sufferer*: by Chfflicothe Firc, —lt Trill
sen by the following, thaltho Mayor has
i requested to ,saltn public meeting of the
tens, to aid thosufferers by the late fire in
icothe. Wo hope the meeting will he well
ided, and relief prompily furnished. We
r how to appreciate their situation, and
Id be among the : first to olleriato their dis
Hos. J. B. QciimiE, Mayor—<S»> •• Yon are
respectfully requested to call a public mooting of
tho citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, at soma
:onvenienttime and place, for tbopmpose of tie
rising tho most efßoient means of contributing to
the relief of the citizens of Chillicothe; who have
so soverely suffered by the extensivofire of the
Ist mat, and thereby of returning to them the
ssistauce which was so promptly and availably
ranted to Onr own citizens, when visited by a
imilar calamity seven years ago.
* With respect,
Tour friends and {fellow citizens,
Thos. Bskewell,
Joshua Hanna,
Wm. J. Howard,
Benj. P. BuheweM,
John Bigsell,
Curling, Itobertson & Co
R. E. Sellers,
Chas. Shafer,
J. Sohoonmaker,
lenry Woods,
?re<L Lorenz,
iVto. F. Irvin,
Spang & Co.,
Chompson Bell,
rosi&hXing,
V. Palmer, :■
i. Jones & Co.,
Vm. Wilson, Jr.
Matoh’s Office, 1
■ Pittsburgh, April 12th, 1852. /
In pursuance of the foregoing, the citizens of
Pittsburgh arc requested to meet at Pliilo Hall,
on Wednesday, the 14th inst, at 3 o’clock, P. M,
J. B: Gctobib, Mayor.
' Imports. —ln our paper of Saturday, wo gave
a short statement of tho amount of the imports
of sugar and molasses, to this city, brought in
onr steamers from tho South. The following
arc some of the receiptssince then—the States
man brought up from NeW Orleans COG barrels
of.molnsses, and a small lot of sugar; the. Silas
Wright from the same port, had a cargo of -808
hhds. sugar, 100 barrels loaf sugar, and 450
bsrrels molasses. Tho steamer Editor; from St.
Louis, brought np largelots of dry hides,- lead,
hemp, and park, both packed and in pieces.
Emancipated Slava. —Tho steamer Editor,
which arrived yesterday from St. Louis, brought
up twenty-four negroes, all of whom had been
.emancipated by a Mr. Habpeb, who resldesnear
St. Louis; They are ahearty looking party, and
they will, no doubt, prove goodnnd useful cit-'
izens in Liberia, which place is their destined
home. Mr. HAEPERgenerunsly pays tbeir ex
penses to Baltimore, and tho American Coloni
sation Society, will provide them-with a convey
ance to Africa. This is true philanthropy.
Prof. Jacobus' Lecture. —This evening, Prof.
Jacobus, of the Theological Seminary, delivers a
loetnre at Masonic Hall, for the benefit of the
SixthiPresbyterian Church,—The-talented Pro
fessor has returned from a long absence in Eu
rope—and will no doubt - prove an interesting
lecturer. Tho subject is ono that is exciting a
great deal of interest among a portion of our cit
izens, and the gentleman is well calculated to ad
vance his views with ability and eloquence. -
Jhdiana Townthip. —An act baa passed the Leg
islotnre, to dividethe townshipoflndiano, into
four road districts, andZaccheus Patterson, Ed
ward M’Corkle, and Robert McPherson* are ap
pointed to make thesaid dirision ; and the elec
tors of each district are ceiled upon to elect n
Toad-supervisor, whoso doty it shall be to take
charge of the roods and bridges, in said township.
—and bo individually responsible for them.
Theatre.—Barney Williams and his lady were
enthusiastically received laatevening. Heap
pears to-nightin two characters, and Mrs; .Bar
ney Williams in throe. If any of our. readers
wißh to get clear of the blues, go and look at the
good humored face of Pat, as he will be repre
sented at the Theatre tliis evening.
Meu> Post Office, —A newpost office line been
established at Baden, Beavcrconnty, on the OMe
and Pennsylvania Railroad, twenty miles below
this city. D. Anderson has been appointed Post
master.
Paper Warehouse. —We would call attention to
• the advertisement of Cyrus W. Field & Co., No.
11 Cliff street, New York, who are agents fortbe
iprinoipnl paper manufacturers in the United
States.
Printers.— Ninety-one printers signed tho “Dec
laration in regard to Sunday work ; oil told, wo
guess there ore. about ono hundred jourooympn
in this city.
Monsieur Adrian, the renowned neoromancer,
will give his first entortaimnentiii tlus city, at
Lafayette Hall, to-morrow evening. He is Said
to be on adopt in tho magical art. *
County Jail—As a sign ofieform, wo would
state that tho number of prisoners, in the coun
ty-jail, is under ninety—a less number than we
have had for sometime. -
- June's Circus of sbb to-morrow evening, in front
of the-American Hotel, with one of tho -best
companies of equestrians that ever performed in.
this city. -j
Lead Pipe*.—Vie invite attention to tho adver
tisement of Alexander tiordon, which will be
found in another column.
-flat Pianos. —We call onrrea
ders to the advertisement, inanotlier column, of
Mr. Kleber. He has just received a very exten
sive and choice tot of- new Pianos from Boston
and New York, containing, among others, some
elegant specimens of, Nunim & Clark’s prize me
dal Pianos, willi and without Coleman's attach
ment, provided with.patent tunable reeds, thus
enabling players and amateurs to keep their Pi
anos in tune without the aid of the tuner. We
understand lhat,these : Pianoß have Stood the test
of, the severest climates, such as New'Orleans,
&C., and have been; exported even to the Sand
wich Islands and Californio.
. We also notice that Mr. K. has brought on
Some fino specimens from- the celebrated make of
Ham.ett„& Ahek, Boston, They are indeed
lovely instruments, in point : of tone as well as
Btylo of furniture. . The subjoined remarks on
the subject we clip from the Potion Transcript;
.APRIL 13.
; -i There :are few Piano-Forte manufacturers in
the United States: who -enjoy a more extensive
.trade, or whose nameß are a better guarantee for
the excellence of their Pianos, than tho firm of
Holtett & Alien (late. Hallctt, Cumston fi'AHen);
which was originally formed under.; the name of
Brown & Hallctt, -in 1882; ■■ In 1842, tho firm
was dissolved; since which time Mr. Hallett has
been at tho head of the firm, and their welt-es
tahlished experience and celebrity -keep tbeir
vast establishment constantly busy. That there
may.be no mistake regarding the name of Hal
lett (it having become identified with exoellonco,
and valuable to the interests of which it has long
beon a representative); wo would state,- for the
information of the publio, that there have sprung
up, within a short; time, two firms headed with
the name of Hallett, bath of which are new in
the business, and that all Pianos made by the
originalfirm are markod Hallett <(■ Allen.
We state tbisthat- the public may not be mis
led into the belief that- either of tho Hatiotts of
the now firtns is the original Hallett. To those,
therefore, who -are desirous of purchasing the
Pianos that have been long renowned and had
the name of Hallctt attached to.them, wo distinct
ly declare that the original Hallett (RnsseltHal
lett), Mr. Allen, the ordinal silent partner, and
.the original establishment, 839 Washington street,
are now designated by the name of Haslett &
Aleev. It is important that this should be
/dearly understood. Fosaession of the same name
'does not always indicate possession of the same.
merit.
Since the commencement of thiß establishment,
its proprietors have received; at different times
eight medals,- lot superior instruments —a fact
which should uot bo forgotton by those who wish
to purchase Pianos of real vslno, combining
sweetness-and purity of tone with beauty and
durability.
: - Mr. Kleber has in his possession the most flat
tering testimonials of their superiority, from some
of the greatest musioions of.the age, viz: Bene
dict, Jenny land’s musical director; Thalberg,
Hornoastie, &c.
Mr. Klccber is too good a player and judgo of
Pianos, to over he deceived in them, and purcha
sers may therefore rely-on getting n genuine and
good article from him.
fine NMrf.—Wepaid a visit, yesterday, to the
store of Mr. C. Yeageb, No. 110 Market street,
between Fifth and liberty. This fine warehouse
has been admired by every person that has visi
ted our city, sinco it was. built, it presents a
splendid appearance from the outside, both in
architectural design and finish. Thu stock; of
goods in the store, consists of dry goods; variety
goods, jewelry, toys, willow ware, &0., &o.
The basement of the building is designed ss a
ware room for sheetings, and an extensive assort
meat of all tho varieties of willow ware. The
first fioor, or retail store room, is filled with each
goods : as meet the wants of tho city demand;
AU kinds of fancy and variety goods, gold and
silver watches, ond all other kinds of jewelry, aro
eet forth in a manner pleasing and inviting to
the purchaser. ; In tho eccondetory, is found the
wholesale room, which is filled with all kinds of
dry goods, variety, Sic., and is solely designed
for the wholesale trade; and on the third story,
it seems as if all Yankee lorn hadeomhinod to fill
it up with clocks, fine wooden ware, and such an
assortment of toys os would make a youngster’s
oyeß glißten for a week.
Mr. Yeager has his establishment so arranged
os to enit persons who may call on him, in tho
ehortest poaslbio time, and to evory style and va
riety of goods that fill up his cxtcnsivcsalerooms.
Rascally.— On Friday last, a lady, wbo had
gone from Allegheny city to Shousetown, in tho
Accommodation Train, was robbed in the follow
ing manner: Being unable to carry her trunk
to her place of destination, she placed it on tho
road side, and proceeded to Shousetown, with
tho inteniion of sending somo of her friends for
it On arriving at Shousetown, a messenger was
dispatched for tho trunk, who found tho trunk at
-the above mentioned place—but on examination
it was discovered that tho bottom had been bro
ken, and tbo contents of tho trunk enrried off.
Tho trunk contained about $75 in-cash, and n
quantity of clothing. Tho lady’s husband is in
California. .
■ Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Life Among tho Lowly,
by Mrs. Harriet Boechtr Stowe, in two vols., -12
mo.; acknowledged by all wbo bave road it to bo
the most tbrillingly written American tale which
has yet appeared from the American press. For
sale at Miner & Co.’s, 32 Smithfield street. Al
so No. 11, of tho History of tho, Consulate and
Empire, under Napoleon, by M. A. Thiers, into
Primo Minister of Prance, author of the "Histo
ry of the Frenctt Revolution.”
■ Commitments. —There were five commitments
to the county jail yesterday—one by Mayor Gath*
rie, drunkenness; ono by Aid. Parkinson, for the
same; ono by Aid. Steel for vagrancy, forthirty
days; ono by Aid. Thompson, Seventh Ward,
for tho snmo, ton days; one by Aid. Lowis, who
was afterwards discharged by payment of jail
Tees.
Insanity.— yesterday, ns Mr. Thomas K. Fox
was going his rounds through the jail, and as he
opened tho door of the oell of o crazy German
woman, she sprung past him, and jumped from
tho, third story to tho baloony, on tbo second.
She was secured again.
Stabbing. —John Cox, of Venango county, yes
terday laid n complaint against Jane Davis, for
•tabbing him with a knife—not very bad—at a
house on. Prospect street. Tho - accused was
held to bail in the svm of $5OO, to appear be
fore tho Alderman for another hearing. , :
Gallant Conduct. —A Indy , grossing Smithfield
street, near Fourth, yestordoy, slipped and fell,
and would have been run over by a large wagon,
had it not been that Mr. A. P. Axsnurz, gallant
ly rescued her from danger. '
There -will boa Bale of real estate this afternoon
at 8 o’clock, on the comor of Sixth street and
Cheny Alley. It would be well for all to attend
who desire any thing in this lino) it will posi
tively take place. . •
Assault andßaitenj. —William Campbell Wttß
charged on oath of. Catharine Niblo, yoßtcnlay,
before AldeWrnm Jjewiß, with assault and batted
ry.' Campbell gave bail for bis appearance.
' flr-Committed.—Mayor Guthrie, yestcrday.re
committed John Cauloy, charged on oath ofJos.
Cuthbert, irith surety of the peace, to take his
trial at the Court of Quarter Sessions.
, Savings' Bank.— An election for directors in
the franklin Savings’ Bant Allegheny Savings’
Fund Company, and Mechanics’ ; Savings’ Bant
of Allegheny city, will bo held to-day.
Increased. —The pay of Judge McClure has
been increased by a recent act of the legislature
to $2500.
Alderman Major committed on Sunday evening,
Ann Shaw nnd Ellen Welsh* to prison, for disor
derlyeondnct
■:; Passengers. —For thewcek .Saturday,
the ; loUn instij 4,060 passengera passed.over: the
■Ohio aqd Pennsylvania Railroad,
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, COURT OB' QUARTER SESSIONS.
Monnir, April 12. ■
: On the Bench—Hon. Win. B. M’Cluro, Presi
dent Judge; and Wm. Boggs, Esq., Associate
Judge.
v Commonwealth vs. David Pinkerton. Indict
ment—Obtaining goodsunderfolseproteucea. It
will be remembered that Mr. Pinkerton, was ac
quitted of a like.chargelast week. The jury re
turned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisonor
was discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Robert Hill. . Indictment
—Keeping a tippling house. Hill was found
guilty, and fined $25 on each indictment ■.
: Business on the Wharf, yesterday, was very
brisk. The entire upper part of the levee was
crowded.with merchandizeabout: being shipped
West, and artioles of Southern produce, brought
up by steamboats in port. Severai large ; St.
Louis and,New Orleans packots are discharging
and taking infreight at the. wharf, besides the
large business done.by the regular packets.
The Allegheny is the regular packetfor Cincin--
natl this morning. This is the last boat brought
out in the packet lino, between this oity and Cin
cinnati. She is a swift boat, and passengers
will meet with good accommodations......
The River.— There were 12 feet water in tbo
channel, and rising. There is a upleadid stage
of water iu the river at present for all kinds of
craft, and lumber still cornea down tbo Allegheny
freely.
i For St. Louis ,—The fine steamer Persia loaves
for St. Louis this morning. This is a fine boat,
and her card is well worth the attention of per
sons going that way. Sho offers rare ohancos
for shippers West.
TKe would direottho attention of clothiers and
others to the large salo of fineshirts and clothing,
this morning at 10 o’clock, at Davis’ Auction
Rooms.
Our Readers will remember that the Balo of
dry goods, dress silkß,. shawls, &c., at tho store
•of, J. V. Dilter, eorncrof .Fourth and Market sts.,
Will bo continued this morning, at 10 o’clook.
The Winchester leaves this morning for Wheel
ing. The Winchester is the regular Wheeling
and Pittsburgh packet.
Poison.—Wo see it stotedthat Mrs. Cuthbert
is serinnsly ill from tho effects of the poison.
g§s“ FRESH OYSTERS received daily by Ad
ams’ Express, at tho WAVERLEY HOUSE,
Diamond Alley.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY TEE <? REILLY LINE.
XXXII CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION.
Washington, April 12,
Smarm—A message was received from tho
Preridcnt, accompanying a report from the Sec
retary of State, giving information relative to
Japan, in obedience to the resolution of inquiry.
The Chair iaid before tho Senate a copy of the
ehargesogainat Mr. Bartlett, Boundary Commis
sioner from the Department of tbo Interior.
Sto Underwood corrected the report of his re
marks on Friday, which made him say that Kos
suth was a immbug, when in fact ho said the
sympathisers who gate him material aid were
humbugs.
• Tho petition of Leslie Combs of Kentucky was
presented, complaining of tho action of Texas
with regard to her debts. ■ .
Mr. Underwood made some comments upon
the facts represented by thepetitioncr?, to which
Mr. Rusk replied, and Mr, Underwood rejoined.
A bill granting the right of way ovc-r the pub
lic lands in Missouri to a l’lank lload Company,
was taken up and ordered to be engrossed.
The French Spoliation billwas taken up and
a section added appointing an attorney to defend
the interests of tho United Slates.
Mr. Borland moved to strike out tho words
limiting tho amount to bo paid to claimants to
five millions. He said ho did not believe the
United States owed a cent, but If ony was to be
paid, all that was due should bo paid,
Mr. Bradbury explained and defended tho
bill.
“ Mr. Feleh commenced a long speech in oppo
sition, and had not concluded when the Senate
adjourned.
Honan.—Tho bill appropriating half a million
for continuing tho construction of tho wmgs of
the Capitol, was received from the Senate.
Tho amendment limiting the Secretary of tho
Interior and tho Architect from making contracts
exceeding the appropriation, was concurred in,
but the amendment, paying workmen for thetimo
lost, was nineteen voting m its
favor.
Mr. Orr asked leave to offer a resolution in
structing tho Committee of Ways and Means to
report a bill, on tho 20th Inst., providing that
iron for thg construction of Railroads in tho
Slatcsond Territories maybe imported free of
duty. .
* A motion to suspend tho rules, in order to of
fer tho resolution, was rejected by a veto of 65
to 97.
Mr. Stanton made an. ineffectual motion to
suspend the rules, to enable him to report a bill
for the construction of a canal around tho Falls
of the Ohio, near Louisville.
Mr. Robbins asked leave to introduce a reso
lution, fixing the time fbr the adjournment of tho
present session of Congress on Monday, July 5.
ff There being objections, tho house not only re
fused to anspend, but deuied tho yeas and nays.
Mr, Gorman gave notice, that aa bo much anx
iety had been manifested to know Bomething
about tho state of tho public printing, that ho
will make a report to-morrow.
' It is said that the Committee on Priniioghavo
thrown the contractor, Hamilton, overboard, and
have employed the “Republic” to do the work
for the Senate, and the " Union" to do tho work
for the House.
After eome unimportant business,- the llouso
atyourned.* _ ■ : - - ■ ■. : ■
FBOBt CAIiIFORXIA.
ARRIVAL OF TJIE EL DORADO.
New Yoait, April 12.
Thesteamer El Dorado arrived at thlaport at
fivo o’clook this evening, bringing two weeks la
ter nows from California. She brings $680,000
on freight, and $850,000 in the hands of passem.
gers. ■
The El Dorado left ot Aspiawoll, the stcam
ehlp “ Sierra Nevada,” which will sail soon.
- Tho steamship United States had arrived, and
the Ohio was hourly expected.
Tho steamer California arrived at Son Fran
cisco on the 15th Morohj with the mails. The
Tennessee was to leave San Francisco on the
18th for Fanama, and the Now Orleans on tho
16th for San Juan.
’ - Tho steamer Constitution was hourly expeotod.
The El Dorado mot tho steamer Empire City
for Havana and New Orleans, GO miles sootli of
Capo Hnteros.
Tho El Dorado was detained twenty hours at
■Aspinwoll, awaiting tho mails. When they nr
| rived the ogent refused to doliver them,, and she
came qff without thorn. They will come on In
the Georgia, via Havana.
| The passenger trains are now running. Tho;
Buena Vista trains start immediately on tho ar
rival of tho steamer’s passengers, whioh leave
Asplnwoll in the morning, andarrivo at Panama
at midnight
AspinwaU is beginning to assume the appar
ance of a thriving city.
Muoh distress oontinnes to prevail among the
passengers of tho North America .at Acapulco..
Most of tho natives were, taken on board tho
Panama; the balanoo had not the moans of
leaving, ns no ship had been Sent to,their assist
ance.
; The Pacific stopped at Aoapnlcoy but deollncd i
taking any one: on board, as she was already
crowded. •
California papers Btote that endeavors are i
being made thero to oharter sailing vessels and
send for them.
The El Dorado; touchedat Chagres and sailed
thence at 0 P. M, on the 3d AprlL
. The nows from . California .is-interesting. A
most disastrous flood had occurred on the rivers.
The oitieß ofSaoramento, Nevada andMarya*_
ville had been. completely overflowed, ■ and the
damage was dreadful. All was consternation...
> The loss, at Marysville is estimated at $100,00(1;
i at Sacramento the embankment gave way and i
i several.houses floated down the river. At Mo* I
rysville all_ the stores were submerged and a i
large quantity of goods destroyed. At Nevada
two quartz nflllß, the Theatre,.the Empire Hotel
and several houses were swept away.
; NO doubt : every -bridge on South ana Middle
Fork Elvers stared the same fate. The country;
between fiaeromento aud the mines is impassaa
bW.
r-Thoieffslative Hhlls are snrronnded by wa;
teryancl ttßoenberßreaolwd.theiß in boats.
Nearly all the houses on the Marysville and Sac
ramento roddshave floated atfay.'—Mfrayof tbo
nuest brick buildings in Marysville have been
tendered untenantable. ' ■ *
SiO^K)O^ ania g 0 8t Sacramento ,is estimated at
injurei 10^8 ’ ** waa tJloa E^ t > would not be much
Many lives were lost, and great quantities of
live stook; perished. The -last-accounts repre
fient.tne flood as Abating at ail points."' 1 '
, After the sailing of the last steamer, the mar
kets were steadily improveingp until; the occur
rence of , the great flood, which caused almost an
entiro suspension of trade, and speedy re-action
is looked for. . ~
■ An expedition isprojeoted at San' Franoisco,
-for nowly discovered goldregioris on QueenChar
lotto’s Island.
, A party.attacked Clark’s train; near Sacra
mento. Indhe fight, four Indians were killed,
and..the whites had to abaudon/their goods. Two
.Indians wore afterwards takenund hung;
An immense quantity of.snowhas.fallcninthe
neighborhood of Downsville.: •-,.// :
Intelligence from the mining districts was not
favorable.
Advices from San Diego audios Angelos, are
to the 28th; the news is of little interest.
A dotiichmont of U. S, recruits from Now York
arrived at San Franoisco on tba;l4th of March.
./The “Monumental CityV. also arrived , on- the
14th from Panama, having put into on intermidl
ato port in eonsequonce of.an accident,-Thepas
sengers aro all well.
A large amount of business had been done by
the Legislature, ohiefly of local interest. The
salary bill had passed allowing the Governor
$6OOO per annum ; the Treasurer, Comptroller,
and District Judges $5,000 ; Supremo Judges
$7,000. b
_ .The House reported unfavorably on the" sub
ject of dividing the State into Congressional dis
tricts- The Fugitive Slave bill heal been report
ed buck to tbo Houco.
Foara were feU that tho Schooner Harriot, for
Oregon, from San Francisco, hod been lost. Sbe
left tho sth of December.
A resolution passed the Legislature requesting
tho Goneral Government to furnish the State
with 20,000 muskets nnd 1000 of Colt’s pistols.
Advices from Oregon to tho Ist of February.
The citizens of Portland wore taking measures
to establish a lino of steamers io San Francisoo.
New York, April 12. ;
A fire occurred this morning at two o’clock at
tho Sugar Refinery of Howell, King & Co.. Donne
street, caused by tlie oipioaion of a stenm boiler,
by which six men were scalded—Michael Kene
dy, Patrick Gallagher, /James M’Creary, -John
Finley, William Dawson; and Alexander M’Bride.
The fire was soon extinguished, ; The- three first
mentioned are seriously injured. -
liovisvtue. April 12.
A tiro occurred on Saturday flight which de
stroyed LaWßon, Frank & Co.’g cnglne and ma
chine shop. ; The loss was $3,000, which was
insured.
NEW YORK MARKET—ApriI 12.
Cotton—Dull trad unchanged. Sales.of 5000
bales at former prices.
Flour-Sales 5500 bills, at $J,31i3}g4,37$ for
State, and $i,37(-7 $4,C2>. for Ohio.
Grain—Sales 4500 bushels Southern Whito
Wheat at $1,66: 7500 bushels Corn nt66l@GoJ.
Sales 1500 bushels Ryo at 7s. .
Provisions—Sales HOObbls. Mesa Porkatsl7.-
70; prime $!G,25. Sales 050 tierces hard at Ot
©9l.
Coffee—Sales 300 bags Rio at 9J ; Java, 11.
Jlolasses—Sales 150 bbls. Cardenas at 174.
Hemp—Sales 150 bales at $ll5 per ton. "
Rice—Sales 100 tierces at $3,26©53,37.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—ApriI 12.
Cotton—Hotel: Uplands 81(5)9; New Orleans
and Mobile 9{n)'.>j.
Flour—Straight brands $4(3)4,06©i,12. Corn
Meal $3,25(35,31 for Pennsylvania, nud $3,12}
for Brandywine. • *
Wheat—CnchangcJ.
Provisions... Without alteration. Prices con
tinuing firm.
CINCINNATI MARKET—ApriI’ 12.
Whieky—Good demand at lSg.
Sugar—Firm at 4)®t',e.
. Molassea—SOJl? 31.
Coffee... Firm fit IOJc.
; Clovcmed—Bni! at $4,40<3)4;50.
: F]our,..ln fair demand at $3,11(313.14(3)3,15,
Provisions... Hood inquiry, but nothing doing,
Tbo river has fallcu 6 feet since Saturday;
weather fine.
I>A ILV ftCVIKW OP TUB MARKET.
fljrifS o» rnx Daily Mfl&mjo fant.- i
'.'SVitiffy, April is, rwa*- \
The weoticryesierdaf was pleasant; our wharf and
ttreets predated quite a bd*y eppcaracece JPoainer*
generally wj*
RACON—' The market cnntmce* active, and price*
firm; w« state jtalesof uxwtii eoontry side* s|; u,200
Ef* to* da 91 i i?0o. $q ihvaWen ;$; 10,000 Dt eUy
fthoihier* #e: 3,030d0 homaOI; »ide»9i<39ic #
reported; 3,C00 da *hooMm mad "ham &t.7f£s}; 10
tierce*lfrAH* A fcwiflv extra *ngiif eared haciiatifj-.
: IH- ! LK MLAT—A sale nported of 10.900 lbs hrg
roasil* £c. .
FLOUR—Sale* 0f32 hb)i ai 83,12; tSJ do front tt&tc
3),?C; S' do extra from wgon 53.00; ftidaft FSJi fam
4torcbytiie dray-Jand 03J.d&3,£5,
RYK FLOUft-»i?4 libl* Cfni hundi *t Ssi,73
EGGJ*-~9a!e*of 2bbH nUli.
tSUTTER—i?aIR«toi 11 bcx*» and 3 bM* at 32?,
. OAT3-Salca 45i>bu« ardC; U'Siiacfc* 2C,.vfK»m Ural
hundt.
OROCFKIKS—The market couUnerrs firm, with *ale«
of.*23btdi mo’avroa at 34; 10do 31J,C0 and ill) day*.
Sate* oOP> *u*»r in tettiitSlf l&doSsj CdobJ.
ORKASjv—'A *9lft of 75 btl* aiOjS^C},'
OILS— Sa’cs Jif hbU l»in«ed at C&c J>ard Oil, ftp. I,
tee quote T&SPSCL
TOTATOK3~Sa4« J 5 fiu*/red at tOe; CO Jo do u*c.
KnboslS"-’Sal«*i »ido/infruur nt St.
lidoi>ox<H reported at Be ; •»o do* in
letter M CL
JtlCfß—■?alffi of FcoalUot* ox 4J®4|,bv the tierce.
ASM4ES—Wcuoie no change in Soda,bat quote32?o|
ca*h nml time.
AFFLES—The market i* ienree* and but few sales to
report ;wc quote t>y the libi at CO. >
■ ;■ ,
noni OP PITTSBURGH,
12 mt.o ikchju waybu in tub cxutmzl.
AKrTvKO:
Steamer Atlantic, Furkmsou, ElrownsTille,
u Halite, Bcnnct, Urownaviliu, .
* J.M'KtfCj Hendrickson, McKeesport
; ” 'ffcoraasbhnver, Uatlcy, WcsuNemon
u {jonr,3&«p, Ooijunt, Wc*i Newton.
... “ S.Uayard, Heebies, hlitabeih. .
’* Michigan N 0.2. ilotea, Ucnvcr
■■** • ToronCuviMurdoch.
.M WiucbfMer, Moore, Wheeling.
“ .Kntroyr, , Nr.ptivillft,
“ Weltsvillc, Olmulcr. fcyufisb., :■• ■
|4 fi , UKPAKIUD:
■ JialUCi Ucnnel, Brownsville.
"• .Atlantic, P«rkl»t*o«, do ■
'* J.M'Kce, Hendrickson, McKeesport,
■ TuomastJbnvnf, Un»ley*WcBiNewton.
il Oi-.ncMetf, Conant, West Newtou.
• . “ 8, Bayard, PccWou.Kllzabctli.
• ••■*'■'. MiclugauNo. U, Uoics, Heaver.
• ‘‘ FolesiCity* McrJoc.h, WelUviUc.
.■■**■• : Diurnal, Conweilj Wheeling.
a Keystone Staie,'&ione,Qnieiunau.
” WellavillcjChnstler, SunGsb.
■• ■• For Hti Loutfll
Tua iino ntcatncr FEnS(A,Ctipt. K. F.
wilt leave for the above and in*
terinedmie portM, on TUESDAY, the* 13m inrt. at 4
o'clock, P. M. • . •
.For freight or pnssage'Upply on board,or 10 ■.,..■
uprß - ■■■JAM EH A.HUTCIII9OM. A CO,
PtrktntutKli and flocking*
l'-JfSßitr ' port Paeket. :
«sraEKigjZ The steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. 8.
un*Na, Mastery wilt leave Pittsburgh every -Monday,
m 3 o’clock, I*. M.; returning will leave’ llookingpori
every Tuesday, m G o’clocki A. M-.
tPnssengcra nud. shippers may rely on Hie utmost tic
cotnntodalioii and promptness, VV, f*. WitKF.LKIt,
■ mart!. . .No. til. Market street. .
SIGN Off THE INDIAN’ KING,
„ KO. 1383 • LIBERTY ’ .
(Nearly opposite the Spread Eagle Tavern, Pittsburgh.)
XlEE3.lt. JONES. Manufacturer and Dealer in. alt
Jv kinds of TOBACCO, SNUFF andSEOARS.
. Tobacco and Segars spl'l.onicommtisinn. (npr7:lm
Great Inducement! to Cash Purohtisera.
WE will sell our largo stock of of COMMON, AND
FANCY CHAIRS ANU BEDSTEADS, at prices
that cannot full to please cash purchasers. All,our
work is warranted. Our terms is CASH.
Hemovnl.
TTOUGH & ANTHONY have removed.their DA-
O. GUERREAN ROOMS, from Burke's Building, to
Eaton’s Buildingt over the Young Men’s Library, where
they will bo Imppy to see theiroltl patrons nml friends.
aprr.lf
JAMKM G. WJiVi.
MEBCHAffT TAILOB,
i Na. 30 M&tktt, between Second and Third streets, ' - . I
T>KGB respectfully to inform hi* friend* and the public, i
J) that bo mis -returned frora Ncw Yorkand l’hiladel* I
pliia* baring there-selected from the latest i
an entire new slock.of-Black and* Colored CLOTHS, I
CASSIMKKES ami VESTINGS, whieh for newness of I
'desTgrts and richness of fabrics, are not surpassed by •<
enyAOUBe west of Now York.—AU of ‘whicbhou pre
pared tomake-toorder in a superior style, at lftelowcfct
price bossible. and cordially; mvitepnrchcucrMd call
and examine the aioojc before purchasing elsewhere.
TQ TAILORED I bnveno authorized Agent in tbis :
city, for the soleof raywdrk onGARMENTCHTTING.
It-caa only be had .at ike sic* C .of. the-sub*criber,sB
Market street* attbe following prices, viz; with instruct
uoas, 310 ] without, 37.
mwll ’ JAMES C. SVATT-
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COMMERCIAL,
Removal.
JAAICB LOWRY,.JR.,
corner of Seventh ant} Liberty sis-
auction sales. ■ -
= ■ ■ Auction Cara. -
■T »*nS? < *' rl! ! s,,e ?'K ,inEr m four vein,has
inS» d8 ? ? v inBayin s *****l<Bwill be enaW^d
sausfjeuon to jii! those who I7t:iy feet airtoßtSiS'
(Nuronaalun. ' P. McKKNNVAucSm
Refer, ip.the principal City Merchants;. 1 -'-' 'n - iyg .
. ~ _ AucMqn—Hßliy Hate.,
A i cS. 0 !,™? —" 1 s ?l ca . Room*, corner of Wood
-O- anU Rfib.iroeis, nt tOo’clck.A.M-.a eeneralWVl
sorinu-m of ptcoronable, Staple,find. Fancy Oodda'
Clotlmig. Coots aml Shocs, llnta.CaPE,&c. *' ' ioßaD r
„ AT 2 O’CLOCK, P, ftl.j
iR I ?*•}*»■' Qtteenswarc, Glassware, Table Cutlery.
Kfwhelf F^?«'„V^. aod bMd Hoisehold a%
» , ,• AT 7 O’CLOCK, P.M,
l at oncry v3? anc y arucles, Md*lcal Insira
memat.lfarajYarc and CutlorTjClothlnJr, Variety Good*
Silver Watches, &c. P.M. DAVIS,
Auctioneer.
X*. M’SEJSSIA, Auettoassr.
.'A . SALE—Continued at JVI-Connolly’s, No.
XA; M Market street.—This morning, at 1 U o’clock, will
be continued the sale) at Mr. Connolly's, Market street,
Bilks, of every description ; delaines, of finest quality
find stylos; Irish popljus, pure, anlofovery variety ;
borages, ginghams, la«vns, chintzes and every variety
Of dress and staple goods, French and English cloths,
casfimcres and caihraerelis, and will bo.continued until
alljire sold. . . [apr!3J P. M’tyBNNA. Aact’r.^
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at Aocnori;—Ain
Tuesday, ApriM3tb,ai 3 o’clock in the afternoon,
will be sold, off the premises, ihnt valuable Lot,smta
led ou tlie south-east comer of Sixth street and Cherry
niley, havlng a frontof S&k feet oa Sinli street and ex
tending back 45 feetda said.alley*. On the premises is
a brick house, containing five rooms and cellar. .
This property offers great inducements to hoy one.
disposed to invest their funds in Real Estate, being in
the centre of the city, hea r the location of the new Post
Office,- United States Court nod Railroad Depot. .
It may he treated for at private sale, by applying to.
Mr. John Koppuz. Tcrnjsniaale.
nwrtt P. hrKENNA.Aaethr
P* in* DAViNt Auctionear*
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Apc
tiLVw—On Wednesday morning, April I4ib, at 10.
o’clock, at;the;-re»idcnoe': «f Jesse Carbthers, Ecq*,
Gl Third street, below Market, wili he told (oabc is de
clmg housekeeping,) the enUrc bousehoid and kitchen
furniture, wmeh-are of the most superior quality and
itjple, consisting of one fine toned splendid Mahogany
case piano forte; mahogany sofas, divans, chairs and
rockers; mantel and pier minors; marble top, mahogany
centre, pier, cord aim dining tables; book case ana sec*
retary; chandelier*, candelabra* and lampsr mahogany
dressing bareausf mahogany, high post and French oed
'steads; beds, Mattrasses and bedding; parlor otM cham
ber curtains; superior tapestry; Saxony; Brussels ttud
ingrain Carpets, .oil Cloth; stair rods; arm, rash bottom,
Windsor atul common chairs; Papier Maclie waiters;
knivesaudforks; china, glass and qaeensware; kitchen
utensils, and all other articles accessary to house-keep
ing. Terms at sale. Pv AI JJAVIjV .
;np!3 Auctioneer.
OIL PAINTINGS, at AtcrtoH.—tin Thursday even
ing, April 15tb,ui 7 o’clock, at Philo Hall, will be
sold, a- choice collection of original oil paintings, prin
cipally and designed front the pic
turerque and beautiful Bccnesofour native land,among
which arc views on the Allegheny. Itiskeminetas, Con
nemaugh and "Juniata rivers; (wnich stand unrivalled
for their romantic beauty) are here represented with a
great variety of scenic effect .Including ftloon]lgUt,Wiit •
n,r *eene«> Ac. They arc theproductions of distinguish
ed American artists, and are confidently believed to be
the best original paintings ever offered at auction, in
ibis city, oud will be reidy fitr during
Thursday after 10 o’clock; A-hL, ..
Lillies are particularly invited u> call andsee them.
Term* at sale. ; japl3j ; F. M-t DAVIS*: Anct.-
ir aI?GE HALE OF FINE SHIUTs AND OLOTrt-
XJ ING.—OnTaesdaymoirning,April 13,at 10o’clock,
at the Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, wilt be sold, without receive, 200 dez fine
skins, comparing agood assortment efthe latest style*
and best manufacture; super York miil muslin shirts,
with lir.eti bosoms and collars, wide aniTnarroWplaits,
yoke: neck and French sleeve super shirts; French
needle worked larom super do; Jenny Lind fancy shins
with lineir t>o«dni anil collar;- brosdand narrow plan
fancy do, together with a quantity of Meriraac stripe
shirts hnd « greavvarietvof cloiliing. which may be ex
amlned on tbeic'orning.of the sate. Terms at >a!e. -
flptS - . p. ht. PAVISy AucL■
ADMINISTK ATUR’S SALK UP FURNIXUUE, Ac.
On Towday afternoon, - April 13tb, at at
■the lote reisidenec of Cupt.Georgc. fL Wilkins, dec'd n
No. Penn street; near Garrison; alley, will be sold,
by order of John Willocki Adtninhtraior,.a quantity oi
Ifou«ehold Furniture,Uarpeting, Clothing. Ac.
• aprC / ; . F. M. DAAVlB.Auct’r.
Wv o*R’CaßTfirEy,AucU(rse«r.
French brandy and oil cans at accu^m.
Willtc*old f on TccHduy, Aprll iSlh, otio’clock
in tke aftercoon,at ht'Cartuey’s Auctioh House, to close
coitsignmenLffquattet o*sks French Brandt: 8 large
Oil Cans; faprlgj IV. G. M’CARTNEY. AuelV
n. HODKUSSO^’9
fancy china stobe,
55 WOOD STUXET, HtUR TUB ST. CftAULTK HOTEL.
JUST receiving and uowopf Ding, thei best assortment
of WlirflS STONE and FaNOY CHINA, ever
brought to lift* city, with every other variety of Glass,
Qvecnvnarc, Uritanaia Wore, Japan Walters, Solar
Ifonelng nnn Stand - tmsr3o
3UJ MEUCIIAiVItJ.—-A youcg married man, wao nas
. been in busiqeaa for the last fi7c yeaTs, in thls city,
w»he« to obtain a situation as Salesman, or.Confiden
tnl Cfrtk. ta^«ome respectable mercantile bouse. The
best of references given .
-Anply at THIS OFFICE : Imat23uf
iTWeldis,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Blank <md School Hooks, Paper, and Stationery,
N0.<53 Wood, Btrcet, (between Third and Fourth,)
13WJ0 ; . . . PtMcbnmh
£Urbie manttii*
A LARGE stock of the most benutifol MANTELS,
. msdeof tbc.fioett quality of Foreisnand Dotncs
tie Wirble, wemut'actttreafiy machinery, alwayeoahand
aud. made to order oit *hort notice, at prices ranging
from 81&to slo9eneh< Purchaser* are tnyiied to coil
end examine the ♦tuck and prices, 310,331 and 323' Lib
erty street, opposite SmHhheld.
marMm W. WALLACE,
lUt« Ur* Etilikelty’i Female Seminary*
. AT KITTANMXG, PA: * • .
CKVENTU SESSlON—Commence* on WEDNE3*
%j DAY.SSshlastant* Teacher* onush ability arc as
sociated with or..lCUlikell7,in. condacting this School.
The number of Hoarding Pupils U limited to*s.
• TCRUS ©V JSKJSIOS 07 TWO WEEKS.'
Board aui Tutupn, in English •..-.■..-*..*-.800.00
French, Gcrmvttarid Latin, each* lo’co
= Drawmgnnd pAtatirig* —»->«.• .»..* 10,P0
Ited, Cccldlng «nd Wa*Uutg 5,00
Stationery*--***......... ........ 75
XCr" Hcfrr Jo 0. Carlin# and James W, Hailtcan,
E«l*»Pm*barfih. . foprti&awtMl
The Ortßt r V<(ieubiV tienedy I ”
DR lf £ HIYER& EXTKJLCry
BaiMion, Wtld Sartapatilla.-
. THIS vatoabJo'raedipiaal prepora
. tion differs entirely from any simple
. extract ofßiir(iapanlti n or 1 com-,
. •• moft purifying raedieine*: It i« a corn*
Of many of MOST CLEAN
MEDICINES, wUb oihets
Ccafcft* am aotmg directlyon the Kidneys, or
r Bwine immediate reference to the re-*
t ■ itef end continued healthy,operation
juffit; -. ofsime Internal organs, ft coil-
plains articles which outer into no
tr m unrivalled
in purifying and refreshing effects, by anr medicine in
lacvror.d; llis put up IN LARGE ii OTTLES, is very
pleasant to the taste, and is more concentrated,
STRONGER, BETTER AND CHEAPER,
than anyother in the market.; Persons who have taken
Saraflparilla ” by the gallon,without relief, have been
radically eared by asing iwo or three hoitlrs. This is
the only Compound in which Dandelion* Wild Cherry
nrul Sarsaparilla are so prepsrtd to oScrthh peculiar
virtues of each, in combination with pure extracts of
oilier hosltng articles-, in a highly concentrated slain.
Its ingredients are PURELY VEGETABLE, and are
such roots nnd baiks asare.found, though chiefly affec
ting ceitCLiu part*,in their genetaUcpdoncy, to produce
the most cicaDMng umt he&Hhtr effect*.
: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE .
To cure many diseases.. Dropsies, Kidney Com*
plints.&c., draw off Watery,Humors from the Blood,
or corrupt end irritating sccretloaaof diseased organs
from the body,"vviiitonuhe thorough operanorui on the
Kidueys } asc auied by this medicine, NOO tier ex tr ac t s
even pretend to this effect.. In factjthis very operutioo,
lor which it is particularly compounded, differs from
nil other preparation*, and oiakcsit the lest compound
'inexistence* ■ ■ "
IN ALL CASES OP DROPSY,use this medicine.—
It will relieve. Ithas cured when life lt&oif. was de
spaired of. It contains, articles that will cure, if any
thing can, and takes the only method io make perma
uenicares; ■ ■ ■
SHIP FEVKUI SHIP FEVER!
To produce testimony inproof of tbecurcuf thisilis*.
ease Is ackuowledgcoly new. The public have so long
been, taught to regard it a* fatal, that Itspositiv© euro
would seem almost amiracle, yet "•.•'■• '
. .BKIP,-FEVER HAS BEEN CURED,
• And by the Great Vegetable Remedy,' Dr H.B.My
orVlvxlraatilhmdelion, Wild Cherry, &e; t alone.
We sfclcot thefpUowing, b«i a specimen of the nume
rous tetoinibnlals to: the efficiency of this medicine in
cases of Uii&maliftnant disease, wliletv we have 10 ex
hibit. TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.
Francis Tiblimesa.M;D.,n*fciUfal physician, residing
in CuiTilo, N.Y.. and one who has devoted himself par
ticularly to.thc study and Cure .of the Ship Fever, with 1
almost every phare of which ho is conversant, gives
the following testimony In relation to the effects or this
medicine, asprepared by iuraseh:
“This is to certify, thntT have used Dr. 11. B. Myers’
Extract of Dandelion, Wild Cheny, and Sarjapoiilla,
io iny practice, in cases of a number of patients sick
with Ship Fever* with very beuoGclal results. - Andl
consider uu general curative mthnt disease.”
• Prepared by - MYEK9 & RICE,
No. U Warren street, New York.
Sold by # RE SELLERS,
pprSideodAw . No W Wood street,Pittsburgh.
WRITINU INKS-rMayaard & Noyes’ celebrated
Blaek . Writing Ink, for metallic' or quill pens;
This Ink flows freely from the pen, does not moahf, and
becomes a beautiful -permanent black. Also, Arnold’s
Fluid, Copying and Bed Inks.
Received and forsole by
J.:R. WELDIN, Bookseller and Stationer.
■ aprd No* 6.) Wood *l. between Third and Fourth
Plants* lOngUih Uooiebertles. urapo '
Vlneii &oi)
r|\Uß subscriber offers lor sale 3UOO large thrifty En
-X giisH Gooseberry .Plants,, containing 40 varieties 01
the largest productive Burta of lied*, Greens, Whites,•
and Yellovs; thoeo obr&ted now Strawberries, Grape
Vines, Raspberries, -Currants, Monthly Roses, Moss
Roses, Vmlng and Pillar Roses, of the most approved
sorts j Evergreens, Dahhns, Anparagu v and Rhubarb
Roots, and many new Plants, Shrubs and Roses; of in
west to llonieuitanste- Orders through tho Pittsburgh
PostOffice,or lcftntour smd, on Market days, .wUi be
piomptly aueuded to. • •.
npr9;lw* JAMES WARPROP;
Hemovalor the
P'RIE LLY TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 1
IflßEOfltccof Uie (PHtelly Telegraph Lines has been
1 removed 10 the NORTH-EAST CORNER OF
THIRD AND WOOD STS, Pittsburgh, Pa. Entrance
irom Third, street. In order to meet the. increasing
Wants.of tho pubhc, ibe ncw Telegraph Office has been
much eularged and improved,and other facthttes added,
7 to insure the prompt transmission of Dis
patches to all pans of tbc UnuodSiates. Noeffort.will
he spared to* sustain , the high reputation which the
O’Rieliv Lines have already avqaireU - . imarfflUm 1 •
1 tiiD WHlSKEY—7~bbie.^9MonongahelaßyeWEiP
A r key; Id five gallon Dcmyohns do rtogether,Avjih
Whiskey uisulied ja the. years. : 43, MG and } 4S,for sale
bjr the barrel- These Whiskies ate., genuine, and per
sons desirous of obtamitiff .pjd Monongahelay vrifl : do
well to call and examine iacsolotg; For tale by
apr3 JACOB WEAVER, lr.
“IArHISK
W for sale by (a P r7j JOHN % 8kB8R&F“
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s 4
*. C. XIKESiK... ■ iIWST M. TKMUH.
~ danke^an^exciianSb^ROUEASi -
feliVli'ly No. S 9 Wood street, Diamond alley.
UcpiOV*l» ' ,
Patricks A Eriend.
BANU&HS /IRDKXCBAAOU OKO%£&Br
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE .
TO THS COBIfM OV VITIK AB& WOOO*BCTSStC,v
- . _".r Pa,
_ “ PATRICKS ft FRIEND, •‘ /
ANKERS ; AND, EXCHANGE J«OKERS f f and
XyttealersiftNolaSjDraflßy AcOaptaacea.GoMtSilver-;
: and IlanfcNotes. ThaEastemana Wcs^
efn dUesfconiiahiljf T6r sale. « ’ r
. Y°]/ecC(ms made in nllthecities ihritighonuhelJm
iea oiaies.' Deposileft received Inpor-fartdf-orcuncm
gaper, at the corner of Fifth and Wood streets. . [feb3
Damaftcand foreign Exchange, Bank Nolet,
Gold and Siivir.Bovght.Sorti and Nze.iangiti,
“Xchasob ahd raiikibo iiotisc:
William A. Mill & Co.,
Oft Wood Stmt,
PITTSBURGH.
ALy~iai»it»T.u.gwßaoaiiM«DSPtMiT». . PMigSB
AIIUJ.XRAKM. " UUWABD ttAJ l*7
- . KKAMEXLa ftAHH.
toSrKVJtortM 1« Tertis* ahi
l^a^i»Houi. anitw<>o,1 * u ’ dlttclliro PP <>E[ i;^ a ai
or. HObnKs & sons.
B»v* . B . KM i > . v ls I ? Ela :*«» ■ Mciusaa o nr c .
35) :lfo. 87 Maftii tlrut,faur doort fciloi* old tiotid.
N. HOLMES & SONS.
S ANKERS AND EXCHANGE BEtokEßS.anil Dem
Jon in Notes, Drafts, Gold, SllMr and
!lc Notes.; Exchange on lhe EMternmid Western
cities constantly for eaie. - ••"•■ ■•••■ -v -v ;
Collections made in ail.the o|ties:sroughodi. the UziK
led States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper* No. 67 .Market street, between Thirdand. Fourth
streets _ jan3o*2y.
ras. a. soon. tHus k SAa«ain
HOOK «BARGEETT»
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
If-B. CamtrofWood and Sxxth units., Pittsburgh. P»
T\EALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, I Km© Bills, Foreign
JLyandDomegUcExehaDge.CertifieategofDepogit.jtfr
EXCHANGE onalUhe.pnncipalOitles'oftbeUnlOD
tn J 7.»?? T L op ?^r Qrsale in to soitpurehasers. i '' (
CURRJNTandpaTrandsreeeivedondeposlte . i
• ■ COLLECTIONS niadeonaUnartsof the Union, aithei
iOTTestratefl. _ sepH-ly
- O’Oonnor, Brother ft co.« .'
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
io Domestic and Foreign Exchange. Time
o, u Sight Bills, Co’n.UacurTem and Par-Funds.
Stocks, Ac. Office, corner Third and: Wood streets.
Pittsburgh, {marl7:tf.
■. _ • •Utkli A CU.) “
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
& Wood and F<f& strait. - -
IGHT EXCHANGEonthe Eastern Ciliesconttantly
. for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis'
eoamed. Gold. Silver and Bank Notes,bought and sold-
made in all the principal elliesof the United
Deposits received of Far and Current Funds.
■ tnarJ7;y ••
O. B. ARNOLD & CO.,
BANK BRS, AND DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE COlk, «
bank notes,
SIGHT AND
„ „ ' , „ time DRAFTS, Ac., Ac.
Collection* carefully attended to, and proceed*remit*
ted.to any part of the Union.
tiffi-STOCKS" 3^
eotjget aito «ou> oa commission. •'
No. 74i Fourth ttruw
. aepl3] . Next door to the Bant of Pittsburgh. :
CONSUMPTION!
FIRST STAGE.
Incmiem Consumption, in
Blue Wrappetd. ■
SECOND STAGE.
Coa&rmcd Consumption,
in Pink Wrappers, . .
SYMPTOMS.
Diarrhea, diminished fe
ver, cojgli and rooming
, and increasing
debility r -, frequent fainting
alight delirium anu
«i*ir. 4 „„ f
TO n/E AFFLIGTKD.--.The appearance in toree
bottlescf SYRIACUfIits n newerain me*
dkine. froin its novelty and direct opposition to the old
absurd and inconsistent ONE BOTTLE SYSTEM;
whitens sacecss, prepared in. thLunanceT. (each bottle
containing a different preparation), in etmng th* differ*
ent stageswbielt characterize Cofwvmpttcn, has estab
lished the welcome troth of Die Curability cfeveru nag*
tyruimonary Consumption*
Physicians approve of itbecanso it is based npon cor*
rect Physiological and Pathological principles. The
public approve of it, because ilia Canunon-Sense. nnd
becaaseisey knaio /ram soil cxpcrUnt* that one prepa*
ration will riot cure the three itsgesjof
The suffering, disappointed and alscmiroged invalid np
proves of:it, because itsprinciples hold out a reasonable
BScrps+and when he uses Natali’* Syriacum,hla hopes
- *
Thberbaiar Consumption,
in Yellow Wrappers. .
if bo is in the first jtage of
first bottle, hit; expeetom’ion, difficult aud paiiuul, be
comes frea and easy {.his cough soon cels well:-the
soreness, .tickling in bis thrdabinfininmauonipalniitbif
breast, nde, head; back, joints and liwbs'are removed,
> If Jic is m the second stage had uses the second bottle
bis lever leaves h-vmhis .disturbed slumbers become
sweet an* refreshing ; hisrpght sweats Yanish; his ex
pcetdmUon cobions and bloodfi.issmnes a healthy; an
■peanmcevOnd; at length.disappears; his bowels be
cparejiegulaTr bis appetite returns; iho'fiDsh m hia
cheek disappears; the burning heat inthepafthi ofbla
hands and soles of his feet are felt no longer . his congh
now ceases; ho recovers and is welt
_lfheis In the third stage,Ond uses the third bottle.his
uisrihcpa gradually cease*; iiisweak bowels become'
strong; ms cough'and other "badsymptoms disappear:
leeble . digestion^becomes :strong and' vigorous j • bis
stomach recovers its proper tone, and creates new.rich
and npo'jshing blood r his strength returns; his wasted
body is clotheu with flesh j sis livk is ssvss; and he Is
restored to health.
Each bottle of Natali's SyrioCum has the Symptoms of
the stage for-*hich it is intended printed in front of the
wrapper, whereby every invalid, knowing hisown Byron*
toms,can jadge for himself, WHICH iJOTTLEUE RE*
QUIRES; consequently no mistake can occur in se*
looting the proper medicine. J
: See Pampbletinpqssessioaof the Editor of thlspaper,
containing; Ur. NuinU’s Pathology of Consumption.—
Lecture* on the stricture and uses of the Human Lungs,
.and certificates of cares.
■ ST; Prepared only by Dr* NUTALU Inventor and
. Proprietor* price One Dollar PerHoule.
’ For sate at the Drug 1 Store of
.. DR* <»EO. IL HtiVSER.TIo.I4D,
. tcornerof Wood streelana Virgin alley,. ;
only Wholesale and Retail Atoftl for Pittsburgh.
ja7:d&w ’ > °
A&LKAU OB* Al<kl
EXTRACT OP AMERICAN OIL*
’PREPARED aad:iold by ; JNO. ■ YOUNGSON, SO#
A Libertjr.gucot' ThiH
panrtion, the medical vmueß'ofwhicVarefouiidfo'bA
eighttimetihe strength*>f the original American Oih
Itia potupinboules 0t25 and 97f cents, each>wUhfull
directions for itsnee. / In Avery disease where lhe otigi
nai American Oil has been found at ail efficacious»ond
It so far exceeds the
CHBA PESTMEDICttIE.TNiHE tfoRLIk :,Chlrahd
• r , A *n . JOHNYOUNGSON.
N* R* The original Oil in Its nataraljeitaio .nitaken'
from the bowelt of the earth, can be had'as abov<H-and
. will be round gtnuitu. Rotwnhstahdlns; a cettHafirm
claims to be the only Proprietors '
diw-tf
Pimte Diseases* '
DO. BROWN, No.: 41 MM-aMONI>:.ABY
•- D*vot*3 his-cnliro attention to*n office
w PtmUm.- HUlaBittesalamoatlj» confioeUto
orjtnmat Distcuts. aad euohptti&j.
gSiigg ful »s?cUon8 v brought on by imprudence*
em£Sm v kypMlia, ByphiUUc-ErupUous. Gooom
_ ’ hca.GlccX, Discharnea*-
Impurity orilieCloo(l,wuh*U_ diseases©. Ore reneS
origin.: Bkln Diseases, ScotbuUo; EropUons, .Teiter
DiseesMiSentol Weakness, to
potency, Wlei,Dtomallaiii; Femsle Weakness, MoW'
Pataaln'ihe BackandlalnijßUa'
CnregUMMiwe'd dotttl,i Kidne s‘» s oaaee3aoiUy wealed.
;• Simeon years'practice (six in I'M* ehyJ enables Dr.
urown tootreiuasaranoea ofapeedy cureto alt who may'
i come nnder hia care, , /
. 1 .Office and private consulting rooms. 41 Diamond ay.
fly Charges moderate. . _ i noyfliii&wiy ..
1 jgEr -vrir
>UMATlSfil>~Df.Drimn'ft aewiy atacovredrcro
.«.*» edyfor Rheunifttlsmiy a speedy ttndceriiintAmedV
forui&rptlnfaUronble.ltnever fails, .
Office and Private Conaaliation Rgoid* No. 41vniji.
MONO, Pittsburgh, Penn*. ThvDoefnrU *1 wiv* H
h° m */a • • _:^■■.■■•.-.r. ■ March33-d Aw
B* ArFahnestockfa Ye*u£lfnireT "*
eTed Cfr ' " medy fot Wonß * ,!l «baa been discov-
From Jlossrs. Howell & Turner, Druggie end Fhyn-
Eion, Hay wood county, Tennessee ' 1
: I M»yc o non onoD ns e ut, B. A. Fuhnentocli’e Vennifusre •
H“S kn -°™‘ < :^ cd '? •?? a fAßdard article in UulecS
ofdbe country, and, if our opinion cnn serve nnv good
purpose, we freely. stty ; that, we. consider; it muclt the
best Vermifuge in use; we prescribe it regularly in our
TraSsSvS? success, aud .sell more of it
ihamany py euuilur prepsratiDne put togetberi?
TiloI®!* 4 60 ’ 4 by B. A. Fahnestock & Co- eorner
ofWood.and First streets, Pittsburgh. '
iintfJ/J S. by Dn W''» anJ Merchants throughoaidhe
United states [marifcdfcwtm
, Slat. Dooaug, " ~’
haviug juji.returned from the Slats
J. Quarries of Aanwtarani York CoaMie*,
'oaie arraniremenis.for,a eonsloiit snoW n'fsrr
I’i'IUOR SLATiJ.Tespocifully inform* -UUILDPRSoi!i
OVVNKBS that lie n -now. Tprepotoii to eiimS??s2
ss»ssKSE?is£“s s s:.a
all his work to give satislnotioru
•ww - THOMAS AENQLD.
.vv'fc s^-
♦ t!
BANKERS & BROKERS.
il«moni.
MEDICAL.
New S,»t*iu «n 4 S«w Kennedies I
FOB THE CUBE OF
NUTALL’S SYEIAOPIT,
IX THREE BOTTLES,
COSXAIBUIa ' ' .
REPARATIONS, I
■FOS THB COBB 07 TEIS . •
THBEB DIFFERENT STAGES OF
OOKBtffIPIIOHI
•• 1 SYMPTOMS.
Congh,paw in ihe hrenst.
side, head, baefr, joints and
limbs, inflammation, sore
-1 ness and tickling. in the
throat, fever, difficult- and
quick brealhingy exptc&ra-
CosiivenetS} spasmodic ■
cough, violent fever, night,
morning and nud any sweat!
hectic flush in the face and
, checks, homing heat m the.
palmsof the bandsandsoles
of hefcevcrpscrorattonicuy,
i ccjnvtti, .and ttrtaktd wt&
THIRD STAGE.;
KZ*?# ***. 1% r ,~
:■' . _.'.*• t. ' '
■v fc- ■ ■ •■■
‘~;‘r V
- -if .y^
J?OR SALE & TO LET,
house aSD vat, iH J taktiom- '
with akiichen of 6 ,lorje * w « b <
doable parlor*«oit ttBhWrJISfc.VT?* 1 '? with wide JtaD* :«
front; w,,h nn ,
‘gar- a »** «RsfiOToMS?r‘
Firth r. '
RoSsSslW'
of tturtsnh, on .Bedford aireet, sieax ih«ShS? ttl?r« ly
Apply. 10 ne>7
■'■■* '•■■■■'■■■ •_?■ ; ■■■■«■■>;.' Nfc.tt fflnh'Ktfattr-- ■'••> •'3 •■•■
mo ; iiKT-~inea i'ohkkooh anil rixTUHta
1 odeufued by the subscriber. Possession giteu oa ' ’
the 13 th tost. For terms enquire of
nprit ■ B, CHESTER, 71 SmuhStld »t
Kor I>tue or Hole.
Ks THAT . Very comfortable THREE STORY " • ■
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on Hand and
Fayenostrects; yith oppttxamisfor.hedting,
and water—belt# fuel up by the owner for hui •-
own Tosidouto. 1
, AL^O—Voi Sato of Lease fot Ever, TWO FINE
LOTS, on Duqucme ,Wny> (40 ftel by l 33;) anti Build- .
trig Lots.on reuituylvama Avenue and Braddock street.
Also, the most beautiful sites for Country Seats, between
'*¥g*BSS's : rhPPlyat;No. 141 Fourthstreet,to?■«.: ~
- nwtW-lf JAMES 8. CRAFT.
„ 2.° ‘•m.-a broKE. room,—would suit for
■•EBB ?, - ry Hoods,Tnmialng or Grocery Store.
OW ' Apply 10 S.GOLBMAtfN,
mttr3o 118 Market, street ,
310 LET—The subscriber oflbm for Rent, me
. . store roon now dcoupitd by ' '
Davis, No. 81 Marketstreei. V.SJgB
on Die Ist of Apn. Enquire of given^sa.
InnSttf CHAS. H PAULSON, No 73 Won* Sr.
M FOB RENT,—rrom&e Ufoj'Apnt next Die '
Store, with Dwelling attached,bn fit" ?omer o*
Market ami Firm streets'—a good bnsineSsiititmi- '
for a Store or Tavern, it being only one SqOate ,; '
river—will be rented low to a mid whml Apply ta
N0..238 LlUertvst: •
rourlSrtf
LOTS FOR SALE,
LOT,m the ; EighUi’Wdrd Of the City of ;
AX burgh, fronting on t ocubi street, M 3 feet ftontlnv &
on Yanbraam street, running to the- bluff 400 fcctl front*
tngthe Mon<mgaliel&s93 feet, fronting OttMilienbergor v
.. Oneother Lot,atlioiiui)g. ilio abovevinPMfownship»>* ■
'fronting oq Locust street 244 feet, fronfmgonftlii'en*; ; -!
berger?# stre«totheb!uff 323 fcev on tie bluff over- 1 •
lookipg-jhe Monongabela2s4 feer/ioa hneof
0 - ft?-- Jatnesjrwin,2fofeet toLoouststreet, -.v
One other Lot in Fiit township, fronting on Locust si. "
203 fceVfcooiing po Miltenbewcr Btrecti2oftei4aa.24
■feet alJejMronung op iatd;aUey 593 :fept toa lin&of •* *
Pi?E crl y of ,a ‘ e * ,a P e * Irwin, from alley to Locust it.
iii\) fccu , , j £
. One other Lot m ; Uie city vOi fiitubitißlii frtniihrbft'
Locust,street 5293 met, fronting ©a VahbSam street 120 ‘
feet to aS4 feet alley, fronting on said alley si93 feci, 1
fronting on streetiyo feet to Locust it
i One-otherLot,frontu/gr onFcrbesBlreoi43fect ' i
; logon MiUenbergersirecttlSO ftet to *24 feel alley ;dn ' •
the said alley SIS: feet to LotNp.42 in bliUenbeißet , a
plan of Lots: ° *»
...Oneother Lot, fronting ©nForbe*street £*9 feetfront- ‘ 1
ing on. Yanbraam street UO feel, to a 24 feet alley, *
fronting on pokJ alley ?2 feet.
.Vwill cell lor cosh, on long lime, or on perpetual
lease* For jmrticulars, enquire, of the subscriber, on •
the corner of Sandusky street. end. South Commbn,'AK •
legheny, City* :■ ■
r GflO. MILTENBEJBGER.
SPRING CAMPAIGN!
READ ANDs REFLECT.
CiILAOHAS * 00.,
Comer of Wood and Water Street*, Pitubiiroh, /-
n AVB juti. received ah extensive stock of Eleaanr - *
ale, .and the most rich .and. varied' patterns. ' These
Goods have been; all selected by the proprietors thcn£
selves, , with (treat cireataspeciion. Nothine new or
unique i n the lino of dress has yet appeared, tithe East
em, cities, that CaUahhen fe Co.,have nor secured in
large quaiuiues tor thejr numerous customers, The”"’
whole of this large stb'ck has been paid fob i-f Cash,
and were consequently'obtained at;iow satis. ' The
public should bearthislmportant fact in mind;inasmuch
tm it willenable them to.purchase at lower prices than”'
.they: haye been inriie habit ofpoying forlheir ward- ‘
robes at,othetestahllshmemit Thu. tnairaificentstock
ofiFHBWCII, ENGLISH and AMEfll-
CAN/CLOTH3, selected with an eye tojiaraKJUy. :**;•-
well as to beauty.-'The stock of CASSIMERES is itt
perfect accordance; with the other, both in quality and ■- ‘
che&pnesss.wmle the rtchvuhd we may say ftonrdbus dla*
piayof SUPERB VESTINGS, challenge! &y?Sgatidn, -
and comes up.to the refinedtaste of the most exoeriea* '
ced customer. CALLAGHAN A CO,
aprl corner of . Wood and VVater streets.
twichdll A cb>B
, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HODSEi : : • «
. -JVE WORLEAPfS.
TOUlSIong established . Rouse'Confine their - •
A strictly to sales and purchases <m Commission* and • '
-to the Forwarding business generally,
They solicit a continuance of the liberal patronatto
heretofore given them. • - i •/ . ”■ :
January 519,1852. v
CO M JUS SI OW H OUSE,
SAINT LOUIS. ,
JOHN W. TWICHKU.-..---....r-.* ——JO3BPH. UOSEIttOS
-- • xwleheU A ldoerldeei
vOMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, '
•v, _ - Comer qf Conwieretai nnd Fins strtetf.
TaTILL promptly Attend ia all consignments and Com* ■
missions entrusted to them, sntfwiU make liberal <
advances on cousignments or Bills of Lading in . ' 1
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain* Hemp and .
° . ? r Ftodoce, will be prompUyfiUcdatthe lowest pos*
siuie prices, and on the beatienns. - .
.They will also undertake the settlement and collcc-
Uon of cioims of imponancp j and hope; by ibeirespe* '
cial personal efforts and attention to all lha interests of
their Diemls, to give general sausfaciton. “ -
BtPCHESCSS,
Geo. Collier, St. Louis; EliisS;Slorton;Cincinnati;,
Puße fc Bacon ,do Strader at Gonnen do
CharJOH3, Dlow 4 Co, .Uo HozeaarFraier, do' ” M
Chouleaut Valle . do SpnDger&WMtemßji.do
D, Lc.eh 4 Co, William Holmes 4 Co,. J. W, Bailer
4 Bro, Pittahnrghj-Moriran, J.-JI. Bark-* Alorean,
Willadelphia; Shieldsi Miller, Philadelphia; Ild!
Noweomh 4 Bro, and Wt B. Keynolda, AAmiaville-
T.C.TWICIIELL’4 fmaUmfOT
. Save Toar fiSonevl
CHARLES ' P. FREEMAN ft, GO.',
. , fkATB FRESSM.!?, 110D0ES AND CO.) •
IMPORTERS -AND- JOBBERS,
„ „ 14* BROADWAY, t
OHS- DOOR- SOUTH- OF LIUEHTY STnSBT,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now - on fund, and will be receiving daily
. through the season, New Goods, direct from the
European and Cash. Auctions. rich, fa
shionable,fancy Si lc •Millinery' Goods* Oarstockof
nfth R IbbonSjCornprises every variety oF (he latest and 1 a
mostbeautifuldesigns imported. -•- <• ► •••,•
Many ,of our Goods are manufactured expießsly-tdv - -
our order, from oar own designs and patterns, ■ ■
unnvalled. We offerour Goods for nett Cash, at lower
(han any credit Wonsein Atherfea can afford.
All pnrchasers xvilJ fiiid it greatiyloiheir iotereattv • ■ ;
reserve a pornon of tbeir ond makes elections -
from our great Varie tyyif rich cheap goods.
Jli.bbonsj tich.'lbT iJonrietSiCaps, Sashes and Bohsf
Bonnet Silks, Saune, Cranes, tnisses and Tarleions.
'bmbroidenesj Collars, Ciietpisetrs.'Capes, Derthas.
Habiw. nnd InseTthies
• .EinbrolaeTieaßeviere,Lace,BndHenisuehCam.' Rkfe.
BlO!id«jlHosidns,anti EmbroideredX.aces forCaha. „
Embroidered LaceK(or'Shawl<,MaiittHasrand VCild.
Hoaitoa,Mech!ehV"Vuldncienet, and BrusselsLacos. .■
- English ami WoyoThread, Smyrna v lAslc Thrfiad and-'
Cotum Laces. '
.KidjLisle Thread, Silk, and So wing Silk; Gloves and' -
Mitts,'. -' *
French and American Artificial Flowdrs.
FrenclrL&ce, English, American and Italian. .
Straw Bonnetsand Trimmings. . . -foiarS3^m
TF Tune ib racraeyjsureiy uidedr.rves lo Do watched
X onaj iCßdfir I; yoonmy be'hmtsd that—
Watches beuerne’oriycre jolilj
Whetherbf silver or of gold,. •
Than you;wiU find t .«rfcea tfcr yoa go;
And iooir at those on sale below.
_ t« EEISScaAS 4b CO.,
FlPni STREET. ONE DOOR FRO* WOOD.
Importers and Dealers In Cloelu, Watches
ah A£2?? ,r *' WnK!t **«“"•«&> Walt* Malms Tools, *c.
BEG tore to announce W the trade and the Dnolio
i generallyjibatthoy.havojasl -received, from the-beat -
| mannftcmrcra in Europe, a largo lot of Gold and Silver
Waikhe*, WatehTools End Materials, and a mostele- -.v-.v
I gant ajsorUneatof_Jewelry,from tho best manufacln-
I tero—nhicli they offer at prices as low as they can be
i purebased-in tboEastern markets. . ■ *
[ Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in: the-best—“
i manner,and on the most-reasonable terms',''
!; Prompt attention paid to ordcre.frdni adistahee.' *•
W* Br ;
Body Sayi-JUttU BoTroii
al Ule Bj: *lUva Cumrrao
A. ST ? B %NO'aaoUbetiy sir«ol,n:il« iiiocheopMt cioi ;
w * j raadBan S fMhimmMj pnt , c»|l ...
T; ,^ li^^ ce * a splendid assorunem of ;
,Fjjicy.Oa3hlser«s,TJ r owo, Grten ond Blue Clotbe. snn
oUicrPt^onabloGooJs, suitable foriho season, whlc j .
SSwf 10make - to o'. 11 "- ('rttboui dSimSSI! '
menu io a stylo unsutpaseed imho Cite. ■ •-
Come and see, . . y ’ ; “
..Select School. - “
T^rßrtnV&f. 0 . 0 of **• WILLIAMS* SELECT
• iS. to 6ib Inst,
hiSSS?™? belowtheLeciQTc.Roomof theFir«P«i- '
:^J^j/Jt u ;^ t oh Sbribstrew. . .
de* ~
vowa «i reyiowinj? Whd Jias not fof-
Jaeglecxidgihiß review,
mo tnisei?* plan 10 r growing
•‘••. by. diligent blodpt “£3
repetition. CoomoiT- v
placing ‘will betnuglu-wbich will enable the papll Xff - >
2mf imponwu ideas or facia he may meet *
iWllhjinMs Teading.itftecuon or ob&ervnifon. wtih as
mnch ease ae me niercbam terera to die aeoonnu In Us
r iaifty dail with facUily, be wilt be
taught u» write Phonographlcally, which requires oniv
S2S"if i ?iHw ,1 ?2 !y Os wtlting a word la scripV >
lmnd t in the cdtrtmon orthography.' ; ,J faprS^tr'
1 ftft ® oz - fine .BROOMS, ini stow and for « a lo
jv U . by (apr7l JOHN B. BHERRIfF. -
SUPERIOR W'BITINVTP'APERS-
r«'peifc 520 te,linB ° wea * Uurlbuta’best Cap
Po'p« LBei or 120 reaios Owco & Hurltmta 1 best Cap
. l ease of ® reama pwen *;Hurlbats> fine tblaFost,
:l oSSCOf 40 dp . . do blue laid SUIPTfi nr> ron '■
20 case.or 800 reams fine uni common Capan d p«t .
Papers; while and bine, or aasoned brands
.80 reams extra superfine broad bill cap • *
80 do .■■■■■do, • lona* up
180 do Eue and common, lomt and broad bill can
-40 do four double cap bill t atfir.
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•JT> Sausage*, received.and for sale by • -
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