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SRIDAY 10
On the Bench— Hon. Win. B. WClure, Presi
dent Judge; and Wm. Boggs, Esq., Associate
Judge.
' ■Commonwealth vs. John Griffith. Indictment
—Warder. Griffith was driving an omnibus on
Market street, ,lost Christmas morning, and iron ,
over a child named Anna Lehr, hilling her nl.
most instantly. The jory returned a vordi ct of
‘i Not Guilty.”
Commonwealth vs.- John BisseVjr., and James
; Nutt. . Indictment— .Conspiracy, on oathof John
Gribhin. The case was not concluded, when the
Court adjourned.
: Western Theological. Seminary.rrfUhe “Director*
of tho Western Theological. Seminary, will hold
their stated semi-annual meeting on Wednesday,
May 12, in the Lecture-Boom of the First Pres
byterian church, inthis city.Bt 2 o’clock P. M.
The Examining Committee, consisting of Rev.
Messrs. <3eorge.Hill,- John Kerr, and Dr. Swift,
.with the elders,.J. Schoonmaker, and F. G. Bai
ley, will meet at the Seminary on the previous
_ Tuesday at 10 o’clock. v -
The inauguration of Prof. . Jacohus will take
plaeo- on- Wednesday evening, May 12, in the
First Presbyterian church, at which time and
place his ■ Inaugural Address and the chuTgeto
him by tho President of tho Board, will bo de
livered. - The Alumni of the Seminary; and the
clergy, and other friends of the Institution gon
erally, are invited to attend.
Railroad Occidents.—We soo.by theEbeusbnrg
Sentinel, that quitea number of accidents have
happened, on the Portage -Railroad, in that vicin
ity. On Wednesday week, Miss Margaret Car
■ rolf was caught by tho Safety Car, on .Plane No.
5i and run over, -injuring her severely. On Sat
urday last, between Plane No. 2. and S., Mr.
James Gallagher, a atono. mason on the New Por
tage Roail. wlule endeavoring to get on a lumber
■ car; his foot slipped, and'falling on the track the
wheels of the car passed oyer both his thighs.
■ 1 Tho unfortunate man died on Sunday morning at
four o’olook. - Ou Friday, near , tho half-way
house, a man named Hopkins,lost his right arm
by the wheels ofa earpassingover it.: C. B. Cot
tee, Esq., State Agent, was also caught between
two cars, und bruised considerably.
Riotous and Disorderly Conduct. —Robt. Bus.
by, Ri S. Yansiokle and Hcniy Jaokson-were ar
rested, yesterday, and brought before Alderman
Rinehart, charged, on oath- of John Johnson,
with riotous and disorderly conduct at .the house
of-Samuel Hulwings, a few miles from the city,
oh the canal. They, were required to-give bail
to the amount of each, in default of which
they were committed to jail. ■ Two other persons,
Nelson Vonsickle audGarrcttl anarchic, charged
with the same offence, are still at large. Tho
defendants are all raftsmen, from some of tho,
northern counties. 1
The Poisoning Cue—Charge of Murder.— James
Cuthbert appeared before Mayor Guthrio yester
day, and charged by oath Honuora Cauley, with
murder. She was committed to prison for a
further hearing to-day. It will bo remembered
that Mrs. Cauley, who is a sister-in-law of Cuth
bert, boarded in tho family ; her hußhand was
arrested some days ago on a complaint of -Mr.
Cuthbert, for-surety.of the Peace, and it is al
leged that developements have been made, since
then, tending to criminate both Cauley and his
wife, in'tho murder of the children,
Mr; Cauley was also brought from the county
jail to the Mayor's office, and committed to pris
on oa oath of James Cuthbert, charged with
murder.
Well Deserved.—The Grand Jury in their pre
sentment, pay a- deserved compliment to Mr.
Fox, the efficient jailer, and award him credit
for tho manner in which he keeps tho county pris
on, despite the largo nnmborofdegradednudfil
thy persons ho has under his charge. A like
compliment is olso paid to Major Beckham,.War
den of the iVcstern Penitentiary, which institu
tion the jury visited, and are loud in praise of
the syetem of order and cleanliness which reign
. there. : - ... .■■ ■»■
Dangerous Dog. —lnformation was laid before
Alderman Lewis, charging a man named Bright
with keeping a dangerous dog.. A -child wns
very badly bitten, which is stated as the cause of
the complaint.- This is the second onso of tho
kind that has occurred lately, and keepers
of dangerous dogß should have them under re
straint-
Disorderly Conduct. —lnformation was laid be
fore Alderman Parkinson* yesterday,.by Charles
Eoherts,against a Mrs, Hartmoyer, charging
her with resisting an officer—a tax-collector, A
; warrant was issued for the arrest of Mrs. H.—-
It appears that Mr. Roberta stood in fear of that
tomble weapon 1 ' in tho hands of a woman—the
broomstick.
The-Qrand Jury, intlieirpresentment, recom
mended a liberal subscription by the County
Commissioners, to tho proposed House of Re
fuge; and they also: recommended the introduc
tion of Gas into the Court rooms, county offices,
and jail. This is a good suggestion, and . should,
be acted on immediately.
Steamboat Robbery.—A passenger on ono of
the Brownsville packets by tho name of Phillipß,
was robbed of $BO, on Tuesday night. The
thief succeeded in outting a hole through the
panel or the door, by which means he reached
the pantaloons of Mr. Phillips, and abstracted
tho money.
Removal of a Tailgate.— We loom that a peti
tion is now in circulation praying for the remo
val of the tollgate, on tho Allegheny and Butler
Plank road, beyond the limits of Duquesne Bor
ough. We have not been informed as to the rea
son for its removal.
The Theatre. —This evening-is set apart for
the benefit of Mrs. Bamoy Williams, a most ac
complished lady and talented -actress; she was
formerly, knpwn to -oar theatre-goers os Mrs.
Mostnyer. Both; Barney and her appear in
several pieces.
Assault and Battery.—' The Butherfordß have
bocome a standing name on our police records.
A lady of the family—Elizabeth by name—was
brought before Alderman Major, on Wednesday,
chargod with assault and battery, on oath of
Joßeph Taylor- “Elizabeth was bail.
Stolen.—' Thirty dollars were stolen on Wednes
day lost, from the stall of Mr. Wiekline, in the
Diamond Market House. Our city' is . infested
not only with burglars, but also hns lts quote of
the light-fingered gentry.^
Mr, delivered a lecture last, evening, in
the Second Presbyterian Church, on the subject
of the Reformation in Switzerland. The gentle- 1
man's address is represented aa being very able
and eloquent.
The Weather, yesterday, was very fine.: :We
seem to have got a respite'from the rain, if it
will last—but it will not. Wo have no longer
anyconfidenco in sunny daya.
The Winchester, it will be borne in mind, leaves
for Wheeling this morning. Passengers will
find comfortablo accommodations on the - Win
chester.
Monsieur Jldrien can be Been at Lafayette Hail
evening, performing his inimitable feats in
r .gin and necromancy.^
■ Vagrancy —Alderman Major had one vagranoy
case before' him yesterday, which was disposed
of by sending the offender to the hilL
iPUe Louise Toumaire. — We cannot refrain
from 'expressing our admiration at tho remarka
ble feats of equestrianism which this lady per
forins, at the Circus." She rides a horsey wild as;
Ma2eppl’s, withont saddle-or "bridle; with all the
.ease and elegance of a tevi JNorth, and the daring
Of an Eton Stone.
iiunnas on the wharf yesterday, was very
brisk. Freight was plenty and receipts heavy.
Numbers ofboats were taking in-freight forports
below, and every facility is offered at present, for
the speedy transportation of freight
■sr
A SpUndid Collection of oil paintings will bo
sold this morning at 10 o'clock at Philo Hall*
where they may be examined previous, to sale.
Don't forget to attend. ■
The Coroner's Jury, in the poisoning case, mc£
last night, at tho Mayor's office,-and adjourned
until Saturday, on account of Mr. Arthurs, who
Was absent at Cleveland, not having returned.
- The River. —There were 13 feet six inohea
water in the channel, last evening. On account
of the recent heavy rains, the river iB again ri
sing, and-wo have now a splendid stage of water
for all purposes. - .
Mayor OulArtY: committed three personß to
prison, yesterday, for drunkenness and vagrancy.
The Circut gives an exhibition this evening, in
front of tho American Hotel, on Penn street;
J®” FKESH OYSTERS received daily by Ad
ams’ Express, at tho WAVEKLEY HOUSE,
Diamond Alley.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY THE & REILLY LINE.
XXXIICOSGnESS-FIHSTSESSIOS.
i Wabbinoton, April 15.
Senate.—Mr. iMangum-mode a personal ex
planation, defining the position of the Presiden
tial question. Ho Baid. he would probably bo
prepared to support whoever, was the Whig nom
inee, though fielding his preferences, as he did
four years ago. He was soon to withdraw .from
public life, for the privacy of the family circle.
His prefcrrenooß for the Presidential candidate
diiforcdfrom tho great majority of his constitu
ents—for ho must acknowledge Winfield Scott to
be his first choice, whoso military services have
endeared him to the people and the country, in
payment of a debt of gratitude. :
Mr. Dawson also explained with regard to the
Whig caucus. He denied being present, or act
ing with it
Mr. Gwinn asked Mr. Dawson if he could say,
by authority, that Gen. Soott is in f&vorof the.
Fugitive Slave Law, and would execute it if
elected President.
Mr. Mongumsaidho bad no conversation with
Gen. Soott since the passage of the Compromise;
bat when the omnibus was pending, Gen. Scott
favored its passage.
The subject was then dropped, and the French
Spoliation Bill Tas considered, and ordorod to bo
engrossed, by a vote of 26 to 10. The Senate
then adjourned.
' The House resumed the consideration of tho
Report of the Printing Comthittee.
ETJBOPEAU HEWB!
ARRIVAL OF TEE STEAMER AMERICA.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax this
morning at three o'clock. She left Liverpool on
tho morning of tho 3d at 11 o’clock, bringing 47
through passengers.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the 29th
ult. in tho evenings The Arctio arrived on tho
evening of the 31st; tho Audio's advices strength
ened the feelings of dullness and inactivity in
tho cotton market.
ENGLAND.
. Secretary Walpole introduced- a new Militia
Bill into the Houge of Commons. Lord Pal
merston supported it and Lord John Russell did
not opposo it. Mr. Home protested against it
and Cobden ridiculed it.
Mr. Berkley’s bill for voting by ballot nt Par
liamentary elections was rejeoted by a majority
of 102. , -
Sherman Crawford’s Irish Tenant Bill was also
rejected bv a manonvro on tho part of tho Gov
ernment.-
A bill was announced establishing ■ a steam
communication between Canada, Newfoundland
and England. ■
■ Monton-Millies has offered a resolution con
coming Austrian restrictions upon British trav
elers. ' - 1
Corros Market. —Previous to the America’s
departure tho sales were unusually limited, and
tho priceß irregular. Blight reductions were
made on all descriptions of American under fair.
Brown & Shipley’s Circular says that they
were fully Tho sales of tho week wero 31,-
000 bales, of which 2,000 were on speculation,
and 4,000 for expert.- The brokers quote fair
Orleans at sjt; Mobile ; Uplands Sj; mid
dling Mobile 4 13-16 ; Uplands and ordinary 8 j
@3§.
Broadstuffs.—Much depressed; the circulars
disagree as to the extent of the decline. Brown
& Shipley quote flour ns having declined from
6d. to Is. Wheat has declined one and two
pence; they quote Western Canal, Philadelphia.
Baltimore ana Ohio at 19s. 6d.
The continental markets have declined about
equally as at Liverpool, and wheat haa recedod
in the chief Baltic ports.
Provisions.—There have been limited supplies
and limited transactions in Beef and Pork, but
the prices httve.bccn very firm. Gardiner & Co.
quote new prime bless Beef at 85s@92s Cd ;
Pork 605@70 ; bacon inactive; a smalt supply
at prices supported. Lard dull at Gd, a shilling
lower; Tallow in fair demand at easier prices-
For CoiFoo there is a more goneral demand at full
prices. Tea drooping, . .
Business nt Manchester corresponded with the
dullness at Liverpool. The spinners and manu
facturers are anxious to renew their engage
ments, and buyers had the advantage. Goods
and Yarns are lower.
Monet M'a&ket.— Money is abundant. and
rates are unchanged. . Tho bullion ia Bank bos
Increased nearly £7o*ooo during tbc week. Con
sols were steady on Friday at t)Bg@9BJo.
American. Securities were in fair request at fa-
Torable prices. U. S. Sixes, 62, 1,02J@1,031;
do, 68,1,10£@1,11; New York State, 95@9C;
Pennsyhania fires, 88 J; Ohio Sixes, 70@16.
Flour 19s Cd for Western Canal; 21 for Ohio.
Yellow Corn 28s Cd; white 31s Cd.
IRELAND.
Charles Cavan Duffy, of the Dublin Nation
newspaper, is a candidate for New Boss*
- The committee on the .Cathotio Defence Asso
ciation, hold daily meetings to canvass the iner
its of tho now candidates.
A mooting of the citizens of Dublin was held
on tho snbject of tenant rights. ■
Sherman Crawford’s bill was unanimously ap
proved, and the meeting passed a pledge to sup-,
port none bnt staunch aupporters of the nation
al tenant right. ■■■■■;
Tho initial atop was taken in Dublin to erect a
monument in honor of Thomas Moore..
Sir William Somerville, late Chief Secretaiy of
Ireland, has been hunted: from the representa
tion, and has sought refuge in Canterbury.
FRANCE.
The Frenoh Chamber wob opened on the 29th
by the President in petaon. Ho was attended;
by a btilliant staff. - His. reception was of the
■warmest kind. He -read his speechstanding, in j
which he announced that it was the interest of
France to keep In amity with all-nations. > He
disclaimed any intention of assuming the title of;
Emperor, but declared that if disaffection or in
trigue forced him, ho would demand of the peo.-
ple, in the name of the’repose of Franco, a new
title which would irrevocably fix in Mb person
the power with which: the; people had invested
him. His Speech excited immense applause and
crics.of Vive Napoleonduring the reading.
The President then'-took the oath of fidelity
to the Constitution, and the Members Wore sworn
to fidelity to the; President. Qavoignac and M.
Carnot were absent the following day, and the
legislative corps met in their roßpectivo cham
bers.: :
Martini law ceased on the 28th nit., in nil the
departments.
: The Codo Civil liail reaamed the former title
of Code Napoleon.
A deputation from Havre had arrived to pro*
test against an additional duty on foreign sugar.
The President’s notation is fixed at tern mil
lions.
~ Tho feeling increases that an empire may yet
be declared.
No farther arrests - are to.be made except ac
cording to law.
VIRGINIA WHIG CONVENTION.
Richmond, April 14.
The Whig State Convention met to-day and
was largely attended. It was organised by the
appointment of Mr. Wall, of- Spotsylvania, Pre
sident pro tm. A committee of ■ fifteen was ap
pointed report- permanent officers, nnd the
eonvention adjourned until that night It was
believed no preference .would .be expressed; for
the Presidenoy. The friends of Pillmore and
Seott were both strongly represented. .. :
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Washikoios, April 14.
- Kossuth's retnra creates mo excitement. ;He
arrived without noise, and trill depart without
confusion. - He has. been quite retired since his
return. .Numbers of-Senators and-Representas
tives have called upon -him. ' His desire 1 is to
see Henry Clay again; after which‘,KoBsttth leaves
for Netv York,, That desire he was unable to
accomplish. l - Probably ho will bomore success*
ful to-morrow, when ho will depart. ;
The government is prosecuting the forgeries
of the Mexican vouchers with extraordinary dili
gence. William R. 'Brown, of Michigan, is on
trial in the oriminal court; the Hon. A. W: Bad,
of Detroit, is his counsel.
The mechanics and laborers on the extension
of the Capitol, resume work to-morrow.
Tho Texas bond holders met to-day; they
appointed a committee; and adjourned without
a full decision. ; Tho opinion- is that they will
take what Toxns offers, and bide their chanoes
for the remainder.
CALIFORNIA TICKET SWINDLERS—BIBLE
SOCIETY DIFFICULTY. ?
Another nest of California ticket swindlers has
been.broken up. They had been selling a laTgo
nnmbor of spurious tickets for the ship Beindeor.
Qoo. E. Hamilton &Co., whose office was oyer
Ocean Bank, were-the principals. They have
fled the city.
A spooial meeting of the American Bible So
ciety was, held this afternoon, to consider tho
extraordinary course of the-First Baptist Church,
Broome street, in ejeotlng the Society-from the
rooms under the Church, in eonsequence of the
refusal of the Society to lond itself.to the new
version movoment. Strong resolutions were pass
ed, and the Board were iUßtruotcd to vacate the
rooms forthwith. The Socioty met again in the
evening, and were addressed by the Bov. Messrs,
Hague, Culver, Reese, and others. Thero was a
large attendance from Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Ohio. -i-V
. Baltimohb, April 14.
There haa been no arrival of the Southern
mail, south of Mobile.
Bufas Green, convicted at Mobile of forgery
has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary.
A hill granting the Philadelphia Railroad tho
privilege of ereoting a bridge over the Snsque
hanna at Havre do Grace was reported in the
Maryland Legislature to-day.
NEW YORK MARKET—ApriI 15.
Cotton... The market is quiet without varia
tions. Sales of 1,000 bales at former quota
tions.. ■ • . , ' ■ ■
■ - Floor... Sales at54,12}©4,25; anil for South
ern $4,18®4,43|; salcs*loo bbls Com Meal at
$3,31}.
Grain... Sales of 4,600 Southern White Corn
at GO.
Provisions... Sales of GOO bbls Moss Fork at
$l9; prime $17.-Sales of COO bbls Prime Beef
at $10,124. tTho Commercial Advertiser of last
evening quoted pork at $lB, and this evening
$1,60. Lard 9}®lo.
. Sugar... Sales of IGO boxes Muscovado at 4}
Molasses..,Selling at 174 c.,
Oils..,Sales 3,000 galls £inseed at 680.
Whisky...Sales 490 bbls Ohio Prison at 23.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS—ApriI 15.
Cotton...lnactive; little business doing, incon
sequence of the inolemenoy of the weather.
Flour... Sales COO bbls., for export, at $4,00©
4,50. Bye Flour and Corn Meal not inquired
after.
Grain... Wheat steady at 900. for prime Penn
sylvania Red, and 950..f0r White. The market
is nearly bare of Corn, which is in demand; sales
2000 bushels Yellow at G4o. Oats scarce ; sales
Pennsylvania nt42@430.-
Coffee... Held higher, and stock reduced.
Sugar,..ln good demand; largo sales at fall
rates. ■
New Youk, April 15.
Provisions-.iVery firm;' Bales Mess Pork at
$18,25@18,50.;
Whisky..-.BeHingat 16}.
Provisions.-Firm; sales 200 bbls prime Lard
at 90, and 1,500 kegs at 10. Sales of 100 hhda
Baoon, sides, at 9} ; packed Bacon, shoulders,
7“@7};'sales 150,000 lbs Bulk Meat at 7 for
Bhouldcrs, and 81 for sides. Moss Pork held at
$l7.
Groceries...No change.
Tho river has folion 2} feetsince last evening
■tho weather is fine.
CHARLESTON MARKET.—ApriI 14.
Cotton...Snlcs 2000 hales at 85-. market firm;
prices dull. ■■■■
ABEIVAL OF KOSSUTH.
New York, April 14.
CINCINNATI MARKET—ApriI 15.
Flour...Quict; sales Of 700 bbls at $3,10@3,«
.5. ■
Ladles'Sewing Birds,
TIIESV useful articles ore Introduced 10 thepubltc by
the. inventor, nnd especially tecormnanded. 10 the
nuCce of the Ladies, for whose particular use they: are
intended. ■
Something of the kind has ever .been needed,■ ;o bold
or fasten their needle wotlt while engaged m sewing.
Many a fair.form ts rutneu mid made —round-slum!,
Ucred," by uieirpoititon, while at work,ns well as health
impaired, by sitting in such an umicailliy posture. Im
provements are constancy being tnin duced to lessen
the labor of men; bm, little or nothing hns been done
10 alleviate the burden ol the other .sex.. This article,
however, will greatly relieve, while: tt will fncihtato
their work. The Sewing Birds have been used by many
ladies in New England, and bos me: with- universal np
prohauon. ■: .■ . , , ,
They may be had of the subscriber, by wholesalo or
retail, iu every variety of aiyte ; andtheiainll pitco at
which they ore ottered, mast recommend tnem to general
nee (oprlii) ,> C. YBAGEIL 110-Market st. .
s. v. ramlly ttami.
EVANS & SWIFT’S extra brand, 10U uerccs, now
in store, and. for sale. ■ The attention of all persons
warning a reliable nruele, issolicited to this brand,
aprioiut SELMIRB.NU.OLS A CO.
' ~ Springer Uarbnugb,
CfSuccessor to. S . 4 li 7 . Ilarttaugh,)
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MBKCHANT,
r Dealer in Flour, Wool, anil Produce general y, No-
US Fint alreet,anil 110 Second al,,Pmal)urgU, Pn.
qprOilw
Uemoval*
SIGN Off THE INDIAN_KING,
NO. »83 LIBERTY STREET,
(Nearly opposite the Spread Eagle Tavern. Pittsburgh.)
I lEEjJ R. JONES, Manufacturer and Dealer in all
1\ kindt of TOBACCO.,SNUFF and SEGAR3.
Tobnrco and Segarasold on commission. fanr7:lra
HTWUUKISSUH'S
FANCY CHINA STORE,
SO WOOD STBKVT, SHAB TIIS ST, CIUM-M HOTBI..
TUijT receiving and now opemnff, lbe beM nasoriraonl
ti or WHITE STONE and FANCY CHINA; ever
brought to this city, with every other Variety of Gla-s,
Quccnsware, Britannia Ware, Japan Watters, Solar
Hanging and Stand Lamps, Candelebrns. Ac. imniflO
marble oianteiii
4 LARGE stock of the most beautiful MANTELS,
A made of the finest quality of Foreign and Dumes
tic Maible, manufactured fay machinery, alwayson hand
and made to order on *hon notice, at prices ranging
from 815 to 9101) each. Purchasers are invited to call
and examine the stock and prices, 310, JUI and 323 Lib
"JLr'f dm OP i o3 “° w W. WALLACE
DUFF’S MEECANTILE COLLEGE,
THIRD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Established ui IQUi—lncorporated by Legulattve Charter.
T^ACULTY-CoMiiEacfALDiiPAßTMß!iT.**P.l)ufl}auihor
J? of iheNorth ‘ American Accountant” and western
‘•Steamboat Accountant.*' Professor ofpraotical Book
keetfing ano Commercial sciences. ■ J.-D. Williams, Ptor
fessor ofOrnumenuU and .Mercantile Penmanship.. N.
B. Hatch, of the Pittsburgh Bar, professor of Mercantile
Law.
CLiHICII. and Mathematicju.DKFA.BTKEM. : .....
p. Hayden, Graduate of Jefferson College, Professor
of classical Languages and Mathematics ■
E. Montef.Jate of Paris. Professor ofFreneh..
F. Slaiaper, Graduate of the Polytechnic Institute of
Vienna, Civil Engineer and Architect, Professor of Ar
chitectural, Mechanical and .Landscape .drawing.,
This institution now occupies the whole of the sec ,
ond story or Gaasnm’s Buildings, from the corner of
Third and Markeisireetsto Post Offiee alley, with two
spacious rooma In ihe third story. It continues to be
the only institution tn this part of the country where
Mercantile and Steamboat Book-keeping are .thorough
and practically taught. The Classical, nrd Mercantile
Departments are conducted separately. Ont of. llie
moßt spacious and elegantly famished Ladles’. Writing
Rooms iri the Unite d aisies, Is fitted up, and will liomu
gor ihe direction, of 3. Di Williams, one of the best
Penmen in the West. The Professors are ail experi
enced Preceptors, and at the head of their respective
crofes'ions.Oirculars mailed to all porta of the country
• murl&d&w .
NEW HARDWARE!
HAYS A BETTY.
A RE now opening, at their olil eioml. No. 71 Market
A 'street, ono door from the corner or Fourth, HI the
Genuine English WaWron f 0 Com Bcyihcs 5
4o do Grass do;
• American Corn Scythes;
do Grass do;.
Scythe Snaths;
English C. 8. X. Cut Saws; :
Sickles; Anvils;
Cast Steel Garden Hoes; TraceChoms;
. Mann's Cast Steel Axes; ••• Jlatr Slaves
Garden Rakes; • •;-■■■■ {V an . e 5 ,; "a «•,. a„-, a .
Ha? Rakes; •Hoe’aC.S.MillSawSr
Garden Hakes; Scythe Stones ?
Cast Steel; Shear Steel ;
GermanBieelj ;
Mill Saws; X-Cut Saws;
Vices. ■'■■■■- [aprlOjdlw&wuyt
T EA.O Patent Lead Pipe, for. y: , ,
li Hydrants v-
Pumps;
- AQQedncts;
H>drauhc Rams \
Chemical uses, and
. Springs; ~.i V
Al> sizes and thicknesses, always on.hand, anu for
tale low, by ‘ .ALEXANDER GORDON, ,
aprl4-.d3w&wot : . . • *l3l Front street.
SUGAR-43 hhda, prime N.O, Bugar, landujg :irom
steamer Persia, and for sale by " ' •
aprl3 JAMES A HITTCHISONWO.
MACKERHIir-100 hbla.Nor 3 Large, (Massachusetts
Inspection,) Jbr sale by - . v
aprtg , JAMES A. fIUrCIHSON k CQ.
AfU> Oilr—liG bbls-“Oonkline 5 *,” No. 1, forsalob
B. A. FAHWESTOCK & CO„ :
copter or Finland Wood-qtreels.
KIER'S PETROLEUM ORRO u K-OlL—Forwte
by [aprl3J JAME 3 A. JONES.
L \
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i?*'. -'t;vv
COP'RBCTffft TiaiLYFOB TUB MOBMIMQ .FOST BT, •
Patrlelci & B’rlendr Bxohmnge Brolier*
Carnet of Fifth andWooi. Street! Piusburg/t.;
LOAtfS.
United Stales G T S‘
r do do . s’Sv‘V-
Pcnn^ylvamaO’s*
'Allegheny county O’s - * • *.m.v ? »
ao ! coupon6 l s*»**'**»“»»
• do. : :scnp»*
Pittsburgh cltyO’fl*** •• • • »
do couponfl’9,payablein
Philadclphmv' e
Allegheny City 6's
do coupon <Ps payable Ji/
Philadelphia* »•« •> ••• • • • -
□Alia stocks. -
Bank of Pittsburgh* •
Meichants and Manufacturers-
■Bank*
Exchange Bank*.* • • ».« • * «• •
Farmers’Deposits Bank-*** «*
Allegheny.Savi cgs -Bank • *
' . v ... BMDOE STOCKS. ■; : yr
Mononnahela Bridge • • •
St. Cluir street do ..........
Hand street do ■
N. Liberties do
INSURANCESTOCXS:. '
Western Insurance Co* * t ■•*•••»
Citizens’-do i do«»****** •
Associated Firemen’s do**'** *
TXLSORAPR STOCKS.
Atlantic and Ohlo t Pittsburgh to
to Philadelphia*
Pittsburgh, Cln. and Louisville*
Lake bne Line-«•*■••■*»■*»••
Pittsburgh Gas Works* •«•»• • •
Slackwater* • > • • *
Youglnogheny Co .
Pennsylvania Kuilroad *.*•••-
Penna.and Ohio do. »•**••*
Cleveland and Pntsb’li do* • ** ■■
Marine Hallway and Dry Dock’
Fayette Manufacturing Co * - * •
Erie Canal Bonds, elu****- *• 1
do : do .do new***- I *'
COPPRB ROMS.
Pittsb’gh and Boston (Cliff MinolJ
North American' -•••*
North West.****--*** v-
North Western*
Iron City .......
Eureka-*» • .........
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal* * « *
Adventure-*** •••rr*
Ohio Trap Rock:
Ridge Mining Company ••
Blnfl\v******.T
.Colling •••'•*••?
Fite •*—•••« •*•••.**"'
WEEKLY REVIEW OP THE MARKET
Office or ths Daily Post; (
Friday, April 10, 1652. v
REMARKS—The weather since our last review has
been unusually wet and unpleasant, which to a consli
erablo degree checked business transactions. Notwith
standing, liowe%'er, the inclemency of the weather, in
some of the leading articles of trade, such as Bacon
Sugar, Molasses and Lard, there was a heavy business
done at full prices, and in some instances at an advance
over lost week’s rates. Sugar and Molasses have an i
upward tendency, in consequence of a movement ia j
tlio markets below. Our rivers continue in excellent j
order. Receipts of produce, groceries, Ac., large; oar
railroads andeanali,*o fir, have done.a heavy business.
ASHES—We have no change to note ia Ashes, but
continue to quote Soda ut 303}. cash and time. Pearls
s}oO :Pou4o4}. Soleratus 4|OS.
APPLET—The market is barely, supplied with Green
Apples, with sales at 3,6004,00& bbl.
. aJLE—There continues a regular brisk demand for this
article. .We .quote Manufacturers’prices—regular dis
count off for cash. __
Bavarian Beer, per bbl* *.* •«*»• —So 00
Common,perbbi 6 00
XX - do 900
XXX do —0 00
Common, half barrels*.*••»•••'••••••«••»•• .3 CO
XX \ do ........—4 00
XXX .do v— —450
Common. qr-barrels. »• -»"•» '-■■■....... —■ : 175
XX do 300
XXX do.. * —2 25
BLOOMS—The demand tor Blooms continues limited,
and principally confined to small loti to manufacturers;
we quote *1854055 per ton.. ' ■
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Theaeason tor this article
to about over, and very little demand; we therefore
quote nominal at 81,3701,504*100 lbs; by the sack 750
87cents. :-1 V .■"••
BROOMS—The stock is large and prices nominal.—
We quote at; from 75c; 81,00 to 51;3501,?5 from stores.
BEESWAX—There is but little offering; good tots of.
Ycliow we quote at 22024 c .?
BEANS—Scarce and much wanted; imiaH while
would readliy command 81,75; mixed 81.2501.50,
BUTTER—The market continue* bate,with aii active
demand for both: roll arid keg. We have sales of
this and 17 boxes at 22023. In keg we hsveno sales
worth noticing, tor want of stock, to opemie on; we
quotenorainally at 1201$.
BULK MEAT.—Sales SO,COO fin 7f, cash; 35,000 at 7i;
?C0:«00 in lots ai7|o3 -
BACON—The market for the past week has been
active, with heavy transactions, mostly oh eastern ac»
count; prices ard more Gnu, and in some instances an
advance was obtained. Among the sales of the week
we.note the following! S,(KiO hams.and shoulders at9|
071 f 10.000 shoulders 7*; 1,000 do barns 9JO9|; 20.000
,Ib* sid*a ton private terms; 22.000 aidesB|. cash ; G,OOO
fijs shoulders and hams at 74001; 5»000 «houlder»7|;
OOO hams atOl. GO days; au.OOufito H. R at7|oB|o
0|; 8,000 tos shoulders at 71; 2.000 shoulders and hams
7100514 900 to* country h«ms, sides and - shoulders: at.
7foe4®of; 8,000 firs clear sides 81, cajlup&r, (county);:
lb< hams sides and shoafders at 7108 fof shoul
der’s fc|o9i for sides;': 01010 for hams Sc gar cured
hams: *“les 30 tierces at lol: 10,000 firs shoulders at 6;
50,000 fits sides teporeil ot 0L . .
COFFEE—The market continues firm, and holders
manifest a disposition to ask higher rates, jn conse
quence of a stiffness, and more activity in the' eastern
market. We note sales o‘ 160 bags in lots at 101011.
In Philadelphia on Saturday Ustpriees were firmer.—
We quote from the Commercial list as follows:
Covvas—Prices ore very finely, maintained, and at
the close of oar report, holders are asking advanced
pricesi owingto an advsuce in New Orleans and other
markets Thoweek’s sales comprise 9.80 U bags Riocof*
fre •tBIOIOl < s forcommo't to fair; principally at 91091
for good quality; 350 bags St Domingo at 81c»-and
1200 bagsiiUguyraal l>Jo94c,nlloa time To day there
has been an increased inquiry tor coffee for »he supply
of other market*. Arrived this week 4301 bags. -
BUCKETS awdTUßS—Maaufactnrers ofthe Beaver .1
Buckets and Tubs hove redaced their price?; ami sales 1
are nowmade in lots, by nor merchants, at 1,7601,67 for I
the formerjond fio7 r for iho latter at tide.
CHEESE—VVe hote ah-increased demand for good
lots of Western Reserve, with sales of about 600 boxes 1
during the week at7oBc.for W-'Rand Goshen. 1
CORN MEAI/—Sales from stores at45050c perbush.-
CO'fTON YARNS—We quota Manufacturer’s prices ;
No. 5, 0,7, . .*l5l ..-’•••24
8,9, iu, ——*l7 Candle Wick, ..—lO , • j
11—12*• .——lB CarpetCbain, •««••*—2o \
13, jg Coverlet Yarn, ——2 D
34. , 20 CouonTwinc,- —•—2 o
17 t 23 J.Batthig’j-*—•*••^10
COPPER—We give 'the Card price of the Pittsburgh i
Copper Works; lngotslO to2ocUper pound. .Sheet— 1
for Hraxiera‘24o2sc. •
COPPERAS—SeIIs at $23703,12 per barrel. 1
- ToHowingistbe card price ofßopo 1
* Manilla, bythe Coll, •——*•••—.•“»~-~15c
ur when cut,loc
Whiteßbpejiby Coil, ••»■>••■*.•• ••••••••lie 1
■ u- when cut, *.-^..—.—.....120
Tarred do by Coil,*«»• *-*•* *—♦ *• .«10a
Do when cut,**—-— ——————11c
Manilla Bed Cords, :.:L -^51,8702,5003,25
Hemp d0...........81,5002,2503,00
CRACKERS—'The market is well supplied. We give :
our tablecorrected and quote:
Water Crackers-——83,50
Buuer ; do ■»—•♦*■*■♦—*— 4,25 1
Dyspeptic do ‘ >*9,50. 1
Sugar: do i—per pound 01001 .
Soda- do ——. .61061 . j
Pilot Bread- * 3,0 U 1
DRIED FRUIT—We continue to quote light stocks 1
with regular sales at 81,8702,00 for apples, sod 82,250 1
*' . 1
-DRIED BEEFrSales of Sugar*cured canvassed at |
9010 c by tho tierce. CommonBlo9c. 1
•EGGS—In demand withsalesat 91010 c 1
JFISH.—The market for Fish continues firm, with a 1
steady active demand to the trade • We quote sahs of
No. l Mackerel at 812; No. 2 89,50089,75; No. 3, large, 1
87,75088.
; FLOUR—Receipts ol Flour during the week (In con*
.sequence of the high waters and an interruption ot nav*
igauonoa the Mononguhela river) were quite light;:
prices were st ffer; wenote salesof about
1,000 bt»!s at prices ranging from $3 to 3,T2 for superfine
and extra; The Kastem markets show a decline and
in breadstuffs. We quote frost the Cjm*
mercial list,Philadelphia: ..
BasAbsiuFFSy Floos, Mbaj. arm Grain.—Tho Flour
nutlet has been dull and inactive sineeouriast report.
The receipts havC Been moderate, but the demand both
for shipment and : chy consumptioo has been limited.—
.The: sales for export amount to 7600 bbls talked and
good brands; at $4 bbl, including 2,600 bbU 4 part
straight brands, at a-triSs lots, and 600 bbls select brads
on Saturday at 84,061041211 500 bbls extra sold 84.50
01,021} 250 bbls scraped at $3,75, and 150 bbls con*
domnea at 83,50. Rales in lots for tho supply of the re
t aiiera - and bakers a 8404.121 fnr common and - good
brands, and 84,18104,621 for choice lots and extra..
FEATHERS^—Thereis a brisk demand for goad lots
at advanced prices. The slock is quite light. We quote
sales from stores at35040c.
GRAlN—Receipts during the week were moderate,
wo qnote wheat at 60062. Rye, stales of several lots nt
45cenls. . Oats, sales of about. 600 bushels at 26027.
Corn, soles at 33040
GLASS—SaIes of Country Glass from manufacturers
for 8110, 81,7502 per box; There is
mote firmness on the part of holders.
HIDES—Wo noto sales of Dry Flint at 9010 s; City
Slaughter; Groon, at 4104{c.
HAY—Sales at the scales at from 812 to 815 ton.
HOPS—We quote sales in a small way from, stores at
37049 c. ■ • ...
HEMP—Thero Isnot much doing ia this article. We
quote at 81080110 s’ton.
• HOMlNY.—from stores, sells at 84,5004,75 Sbl..
IRON—The manufacturers* catd prices for Common
bar 2by 1 is 2|o2|c pet poond. Other size* in proper*
'ion. NAILS—-The card prices for noils arc—
FromlOd t64od • -*..83,25
8d and 9d*i 3,50
' 6d-and7d*.4 00
. 4,25 .
4,50.:
5,50
■ 3d . •*
-A regular discount off for cask .
LARD—We quote kegs9c* bbla 80S). .. .
LEAD—The stock in first bonds is large Limited
salesare inadefalSc for Pig* andsloo) for Bar.
MOLASSES—Since oar last thfr market has been
more -firm; and in some instances higher - prices nave
been obtained; we note > sales or about 300 barrels at
34)033, according to packages; tbe market below con
tinues firm. ' '■!•••' ' '
.NAVAL STORES-AVe quote Rosm at 82)7503,00
per bbi; Tar 82,7503.25; Turpentine4GosOc< •
OILS—We quote No. 1 Lard,ut 7SOSO; Linseed at
65070.
BIG METAL—We quote Allegheny at 822025; canal
SUMP'S®; Hanging Rock 820037*. , v . ■
POTATOES—Receipts are increasing tho demtma con
linues ocuve, we quote Nesliannocks at 50060; Reds 37.
040; Pink-eyes 60055, . '
KICE-~We quote sales during tbe week m Tierces at i
4io4}c. ■
, RYE FLOUlt—There is a good demand for uns ,
i aHiele, with amnio supplies, prices no so firm; we note
sales at 82,8703,00 p*r bbi from stores. *•
SEEDS—Tbe market for seeds during the week past
' was not-so active* and sales principally confined to the
retail trade. We : quote in small Jots jit ,
by retail 5,0005,50 for Clover seed ; Timothy 52,0Q©»,50
as inqaalityj.Flaxseed-95 to. lOOc; •• • ;
SUGAR—The demand continues active, aha prices
firm, with sales 148 hhd* in lots at s|osf. •
- SHOT—Sales from stores by the keg nt 818 j—by the
bag 1,6201.03. _
SALT—Sales from stores by the dray load at
bbl. ■ " v.,
COMMERCIAL.
FRICKS OF STOCKS.
Pat valve. Ashtd\Offertd
1$ iou,oosnn.7sSUs,oo
100,00 101,50 101,00
100,00 101,25 101,00
100,00 89,25 00,W
05,00 W,CO
30,00 05.00
99.00 • 07,00
00,00 87,00.
98.00
63,0’J
S’s
100,00
i 08,60
50,00
50,00
hailhoah stocks
*’-" r W.'jv
Prices atenominal. 1
spiok^Vl ol * nl 4 ® 4 *« **lot
-Jr*inihiTi-n fr»ve no transactions ofconsequence lo i
ISKsSVIJw Wc qnote. Pepper in 'bun. at IOJO I
■. .SA>» nfiffr I SS IBe »■ Cinnamon 3U040C byuie mil : j
liieboi:. M ~ S arc regnlar *»» stores at Oio7c by!
TtSSSxaZiS^H&c'^ 1 * foll owinif arethe cash prices of
E ' 6 s^S^e b &9 a^S'* lni da: Si
:; : :: o° o t
Double refined crashed Sugar/ gl
. Crushed Sugar, . b m
• r **.; . •• C '-gl
Fine crushed Sugar. • -v j; • -g*
. Double refined powdered Sugar, 8J
• , Powdered Sugar, B pi
_*« u C 8?
Kcßneti while Sngar,
■. if- ,«* • y ....
«> : -« . 600 7
Clarified yellow Sugary . .A . flj
TALLOW— - We now quote Beef Tallowat 7@7Jc}
Sheepdo,7o7sc. : > • ' -:v. , • .
WHISKKY-—There is a steady and good demand m
18019 a &gallon for Rectified.
155.C0
BEEVES—There were about 4QO head offered at the
yard to*«lay, 200 of which were sold it prices Tanging.
2l©3|c; gross, equal to net welghr, a., slight de
clmc..
HOGS.—Aboat 100 bead were sold at 34-5004,02. ■ -
23.25
30,00
•45,00
33,00
15,00
11,00
0,25
BANK NO
COBBXCT3
Hooft A Sairgentt
Comer of Wood and
.45,00
44,00
25.00
00,00
•03,00
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banka*.-*—par.
Philadelphia u >«—— “ •
Brownsville 11
Boclcs county,“• w
Chester Co. (new Issue) “ :
Columbia Bridge Co. ? • • “
.Danville k * *.?*—• “
Delaware co.“. .—•-*“
Doylestown u <■
Easton u s ,
Germantown *.?. .*-—«*•
Lancaster Banks —— . <r
Lebanon « .
Montgomery co.
Northumberland ■**
Fotisviilo u <*
Reading. . “ —*.—»‘
Schuylkill co. l * ... «
Washington il . •“
West Branch <f •—— l *
Wyoming . «
Carlisle'«-...^.. (
Chdrabersburg --.|
Erie... i.........
Getty sburgh* *........ —.}
Harrisburg •*.*. j
Honesdale* * ........ t
Middletown —*«• •—* •• «f
Wayacsburg
York Banks- *# -. .•. i . - ».|
Relief Notes......—**. f
United States Bank»*~*ls
Allegheny City Scrip* * -par
. Allegheny Co.“ *.prem
Pittsburgh City “ --par
NEW YORK.
New York. City ........par
Country Banks*** i
NEW JERSEY/
All Solvent Banks*** • I
DELAWARE.
43,50
30.G0
35 00
300,00
10,75
34,00
34,00
1,12; 0,01)
3.00 2,50
tiisl • 0000
All SolventJUanks*. • -..par
Small Notes————•*— ( ■
MARYLAND.
Baltimore. Banks***
Country Banks** •*••*•• }
„ VIRGINIA;
Bkof.Vs; and Branches |
Farmers’Bk A Branches S
Valley Bk and Branches f
Exchange Bk A Branch’s.!
Wheeling Banks £
do Branches——!
NEW ENGLAND. !
All Solvenlßanks— j
POUT OP PITTSBURGH*
1$ rssr 0 INCHES WATBE IN THH CHAKNSfc.
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson* Brownsville.
; “ - Baltic, Beimel, Brownsville. 1
“ J. M’Keej Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
u Geneasße.Conant, West Newton.
w S. Bayard, P«bies t ElizabeLii.
Micmgan No.a, Boies, Beaver.
Fo;cnCny, Murdoch, WteUsvUle. . -
u Diurnal, Conweil, Wheeling.
u . Pittsburgh, Konniz,Cincinnati.
l - Prairie CuytSierllng, Illinois River,
“ WeUsville.Chrifltler, Sunfiah.
_ DEPARTED:
. “ Baltic, Bennei> Brownsville.
- 44 Atlantic, Parkinson, do
• “ J;M’Kee, Hendrickson,McKeesport.
14 Thomas ehriver, Bellcy, West Newton.
4< Genessee.Conant, West Newton.
«* Elizabeth.
1 “ Michigan No. 2,Boies, Beaver.
“ FoestCity, Murdock, Wellsville.
■ 44 Arena, KinneyvWeUsville
44 Winchester, Moo/e Wheeling/'
; ( * Brilliant* Groce, Cincinnati.
u Swamp Fox, Gadwallader, New Orleans:
“ Editor, Mason, St. Louis,
i “ Envoy,——, Louisville..
marietta, Parksritliurgb and HocUlne-
portpacktt.
'' The steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. S.
Crank, Piaster, will leave Pittsburgh every Monday,
at 3 o’clock;®. returning will leave Hochingport
every Tdcsday, at G o’clock, A. M.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the utmost ac»
commodation and promptness. w» tv WHEELED,
marts ' No. 24 Market street.
-TIIE newand splendid passengerstenmcr
WINCHESTER, tjEoaaE I). Mooss,Master,
wilt run us *• regular iri-wecbly packet between .this
city and Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Tuesday-
Thursday and Saturday,*t4G A. M., for Beaver, Wefts
vllle, Steubenvilleand Weltsburgh; returning, leaves
Wheeling for Steubenville, Wellsvtlleand Beaver every,
Monday, Wednesday and Fridry, atB A. M. :
Far freight prpassage, having unsurpassed accommo
dations, apply oa-buara. or to ;
ARMSTRONG, CROZER A Co., Agents,
Water street.
The Winchester is a new side wheel boat, and is the
largest and finest steamer ever built for the trade. Pas
sengers and shippers can depend on her remaining m
the trade; 'dec2:if .
AUeghsny River Trade*
REGULAR FRANKLIN RACKETS .
steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
2.-Cant. Wm. Hitnuu leaves the Alle
gheny wharf forFiranklin,everyAfonaay antlTAuraday,
•at!4 F. M. ~ • • . "
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt*
Joins iUffiflj leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank-,
lin,every 2fc«doy and Friday, at 4 P.M;
For Freigbr or Passage, apply on Board [mar2D
For marietta and Hocfittngport.
. Tsifine steamer PACIFIC, Zakov& Mas
will leave for the above and iniermedi*
ate port? every THURSDAY, at 4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or patsago.tippiy^oaboard^oyo^^
Bl Water at;, and S 3 Front it.
For Kutannlng anaCatflatu
I jbSSSSi*6-- THE lightdraugßt and pleasant, steamer
jffißgSSgra&fil.AßlON, CapuMnxmaAß,vriU leavethe
AUeghenywharP on Monday, Wednesday-andTridays,
at 3 o’clock, P. M. t for Kiuanning. ana Catfish. For
freight or passage apply onboard. . EnovlS.
For Long aeaeh t Harletta, Parkerabnrg
1 and Gftllipoiis*
sa&sxt* *»:' The finevrfctearaer GOV; MEIGS,
bl Jjß Shuns, Master, wUlloave for the above
and iuiermediate ports, every
tßßssESsßttEa TUESDAY, at D P. M.
For freight or passage apply onboard, or. to -
febS JOHN FLACK, Agent.
Wednesday Paeket for Cincinnati*
■ mm b Tiinnew and fast runnlhgMcamerClN*
piamncHAi!, Master,-will leave
aaSSSssMregularly every Wepnesdat.. .
l'or freight or passage, apply on board, or to' ;
dec3o ■ ' G. 6. MILTENBERGER.
SPRING CAMPAIGN!
READ ANO REFLECT.
CALLAGHAN 4&> CG,,
(Tomer o/TFooi ancT TFaier Erects,.
HAVE just received nn extensive stock ofEleganl
and Useful Goods, consisting pfCLOTftB,;CAS
-BIMERES and VESTINGS, of the Very finest materi*
als, and the most rich ana varied patterns. -. These
Gooda havfebeea all the proprietors them
selves, with- circutnspectibhi wolhing new or
unique ihthe line of dresshas yet appeared; in the East
ern cities, that ; Callaghan A Co., nave hot secured in
large quantities for tneir numerous customers. The :
whole uf this large Stock has been >ato Vob nt cash,
and were consequently obtained at tow sates. The
pub.ie should bear this important faotin mmd,inasmuch
as it will ettnblo them to purchase at lower prices than
they have bf-enin the habit of paying for meir, ward
robes at other establishments. This magnificent stock
consist* In purl, of FRENCH,' ENGLISH and AMERI
CAN CLOTHS,se!ected with an eye to durabHty, os
well m to beauty. - The, stock, of CAS3IMERES is in
pctfeci accordance with the otherybothln quality and
cheanm wli le ihe rich.ahd we may say gorgeous dis?
playof SUPERB VESTINGS, challenges Investigation,
and comes np to'ih'e refined taste of the most experien
ced customer. CALLAGHAN' A CO,
pprl -."r comer of Wood and Water streets.
T. G, T WICHBLL & CO.'S
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
.. NE W ORLEANS.
THIS long established House confine their, attention
strictly to salesand purchases on Commission, and
to the Forwarding bttalneas generally. •
: They solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore given them.
January §9,166D.
CO MM IS SI 0 N HOUSE,
SAINT LOUIS.
JOHN W. iIOSBIDOB.
Vwicbell &Mogrldge,
COMMISSION ANDFORWARIHNG MERCHANTS,
, Corner of Coitvmerciai and Pini ttreeta: ' ■'■•
KLL promptly attend to all consignments and Com
missions entrusted to thorn, and will male liberal
idvances on consignments or Bills of Lading in
hand.
' Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Herap and
other Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest pos
sible priced and on the bestterms.
’ They will.also tuidertalre the ‘ settlement and collec
tion of claims of importances and hope, by their espe
cial personal efforts and attention to all the interests of
their friends, to give general satisfaction.
! • ' . • ■ BbFSSHtIOn t .
Geo. Collier. St. Louis; Ellis & Morton,Cincinnati;
Page&Bacon do Strader*Gorman do
Charleas, DIow&Co, do Hozea & Fraser, • 00. .
•Cbonteandt Valle, . .do Bpringer&"\VhUeman,do .
D. Leech A-Co.* William Holmer & Co,, J. .VV, BnUer
•&. Brdy Pittsburgh: Morgan, -J : Bock- fc-Morgan,
Philadelphia; Shields, & Miller, Philadeiplim; JL B.
Ncwcamb de Brb., and W.; B. Reynolds, Louisville,
T. C. TWICHELL & CO., New Orleans*. tmaratbfem
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
VV A superlative Tonic; Bimetie, Anti. Dyspeptic,
and Invigorating; Conllal r ior e °-
ariria corner of liberty and Hand sts. ;
•nOLOGNA SAUSAGES— 3OO Bs.sapenOT Bologna
•» SaQßagea, & CO.,
SSB liberty. ttreet.
apifi ■' ■ - - • - " z——.—-
S'iJgaRHOUSB MOIiASSES—6O Ddls., St James Re
finery Sonar Hoose Molasses/ jnst recerred nad tor
JAMES A. IHUTCHISON & CD.
-rVUHET'BENCH : BRANDY, AND’ PORT AND
Yf SHERRY WINES—For a&le for Medicinal s<uno»
sea, by Ceprl3] JAMES A> JONES,
T IL.-*' r T rV 1 t
7 P v ■ V'
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OO 7*
Cattle Market)
Allegheny, April 12.
E UST.
DAILY BY
Bablcersi
slrttis, Pittsburg!
OHIO.
State Bk and Branches *1
Other Solvent Banks- • • • I.
Bk 61 Sanddsk jr* - • ; 75
Granville « • -CO
Norwalk •-**-"•• ■ • -GO
Urbanna • «•••-•-".. 50
Wooster-—-:—«*~—-* *25
INDIANA.
State Bk and Branches *-f
ILLINOIS*
Stqteßank Branch*-*"5O
Bk of Illinois*—-75
KENTUCKY.
AlliSolveatßanks***- #
1 MISSOURI.
State Bk and Branches • f
MICHIGAN.
AU Solvent Banks*—-** 5
WISCONSIN.
Marine & Fire Ids. Co. at
HUwaukie -. 5
TENNESSEE.
All Solvent Banks- 3
NORTH CAROLINA.
AU Solvent Banks-**— f
SOUTHdAROLINA.iI
AUSolvent Banks-—li
GEORGIA.
Ail Solvent Banks*— if
• ALABAMA.
AU Solvent Banks* - - 5
LOUISIANA.
All Solvent Banks----- - 1|
EXCHANGES.
New York* •*-*•-—f prem
Philadelphia"*—-*f “
Baltimore*——• —“•
Cincinnati*——-" tdis.
Louisville* •»*1 u
3t.Louis*—— ll
■. VALUE OF COINS.
AmericanGnld (new).par
do . • d6Uold)-spretn.
Sovereigns**'—- 3 4,85
Guineas*"*s,oo
Fredericsdoers* —* • ♦ 7,50
Tea Thalers—*••-• 7,85
Ten Guilders—" •>-- 3,90
Louis d’or* —•— *. 4.25
Napoleons*—-***- - 3,83
Doubloons, Patriot*—. 15,70
. do Spanish-•
• Dacota 2lo
ARRIVED:
For Wheeling l
’ r.*,;*
V • r.-JA:;
auction sales.
Auction Cnrd.
mtfl? nrfd ersigned, afterutlntervalof four years, hns
TMSd business. IlnVuw, complied with
zSssssmg&m
lo las friend* and thepubUO generally. W»b an eXM
S“& U6n MB “ ftSSSg
Refers to the principal City Merchants. iyu -•-■
A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner or Wood
A and Fifth streets, at 10 as;
sonment of ScusonsbWstiiple and Fancy .Dry Goods,,
Clothing, Boots nhd Shoes, Hals, CniJSi &c.
i °w cct J?, 3j Q«ecnswan^' < Gla^»warc 1 ’Table Cutlery,
LookingGlassess, new and secondhand Household and
Kitchen Furnltun^Jfcc.
Book*. StationeryFM^^f’tidies,’jlußlcal lnsirtt
raont3, Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods
Bold and Slitter Watches, 40, .p, M. DAVIS,,
Ja3i;tf 1 Auctioneer
Pl HA, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.i at
V, auction —Gn Monday next, April lßtb,al to o’clock
D aold, at tile residence of George
Se ? ond **"!»*> ,lie tatnalta Of «t grocery
store, comprising to part, eueur, coffee, tea. molasses,
salt, pepper,jptcesi cloves,'cinnamon, cTockery.Blass
warc, scales and wcighls; with all the
taining thereto. ..Also, all his household and kitchen fat*
nttnre, comprising, bureaus, chairs, bedsteads, bedding,
table Ac. P. McKENNa
°P IS AnCtioneer.
\Poilponed until -Saturday Afternoon, 17fA tW ■
TTALUABLE REAL Estate at Auction,-. On
V Saturday, April 17th, at, a o’clock In the afternoon;
will bo sold, on the premises, that valuable Lot, situa
ted on the south-east: comer of Sixth Btreet pnd Cherry
alley,having a ftont'of SOI feet’on Sixth street and ex-,
tending back dS feet dn-saiialley.- .On the premises is
a brick house, containing fivo rooms andceUar.
This propertyPSers great inducements to any erne
disposed to invest their funds In Real Estate, being in
the centre of the city, nearlhe location of the new Post
Office, United States Conn and Railroad Depot.
■ It may he treated for at private sale, by applying.,to
Mr.JohnKoppiu. Terntsatsale.
■. aprl4 . • ■■■ ■. ■ .P, M’REHVA.Atfet’n
S HERIFF’S SALE.—By vlrtnerof sundry executions,
O will be sold, at M’Kenna’s Auction House, by ordor
of C Curtis, Esq.. Sheriff, on. Tuesday, the SOthinstant,
at 10 Ai M., one Sofaj one Centre Table, Greclart mar-,
bletop; six mahogany spring seat Chairs; 1 close ma
hogany Wash Stand j one office Table i soverat Feather
Beds,'of pure and.- unexcelled:quality ;.one'Splendid
Mirrori'severnl Looking GlaaseV; res and other Car
pets, seasonable Dry Goods, As. Termi—-par funds.
apr!4 P. M’KENNA,Auct'r,
P. m. DAVIS, Auction*# r.
Brandy, wine, and new orgeans. sugar
at AucnoiT.—On Mondoy afternoon* April 19U», at
3 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of.
Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold,without reserve,r
-10 quarter casks French Brandy ;
10boxes, 1 dez* bottles each, Ola Port Wine; •:
10 do i do do do Sherry Wine i
5 do ’ 1 ■ do' . do do Madeira do; .
5 hhds. New Orleans Sugar. Tennsat sale. =
. aprlC . -P. M. DAVIS. And*
BOOKS at auction.— -On Saturday, evening, *7O! ra
stunWat 7 o'clock, at the-Sales Rooms, corner or.
Wood and Filth streets, will be sold,a collection of
valuable new and second band:Boohs; Walter's Guide
to Worker? in Metals and Stone, 4 vols.; Letter and Cap
Papers i Blank Books, Ac.
aprlO P.M. DAVfS, Auct'r.
T'AROK aAGIi 7 OF superior furniiUrb 7 AT
1 1 Acciion-r-On Friday morning, April 16tb, at 10 o'-
clock* at tho warerooms of Meeikirkas AJUnder, Third
Btrecr, between Wood and Market.streets, wilt.be sold
a large and-general‘a«ottniflnt-,of modern-style new
fornimre, maac expressly forcuHnmera,of the best ma
terials and iateststyles,comprising superb black walnut
and mahogany sofas and divans, marble top. French
style pief and centre tables; maxbfe top walnut and ma
hogany eofai&blesf splendid Par is.anpnrlor tables with
mahogany and marble tops; dressing bureaus with ma
hogany and marble tops; mahogany cord tables in great
variety; walnut and cherry wardrobes; mahogany ana
walnut French stylo.chairs and rockers, plush.and hair
cloth seats; walnut and mahogany enclosed wash stands;
superb walnut , and mahogany bedsteads; gum, maple
and cherry bedsteads; work and wash stands; dining
and breamsttubles,Terms&isale.
. npli . .-Py M. DAYiSy Aaci. .=
FOR SALE & TO LET,
GHEAP PROPEBTY FOB SALE.—A hoase and I
Lot of W feet frontonVirginia street, Cowanaville, i
by ICS; a large*g&rdon aod trait, with other improve
ments* Price Terms easy.
ALSO—AHouse of four rooms; food prates, stone
hearths, good cellar, with stone walls, a large siablo.
The Lot is SI feet on Sheffield street} Manchester, by
124 feet to an alley. Price S6OO. - r .
S. CUTHBEBT, Gen. Agent,
Smilhfield street.
CTO LET—Three comforibblo BRICK, DWELLING
X HOUSES,situated ia the Seventh Ward ot the city
of Pittsburgh, on Bedford street, near ihe new Basin.—
Rent Si,so per month. Apply to ,
• IJFLAIN & MuFFITT.
aprl2 . y ....... No. 39 Fifth street
TO LET—The STOKE ROOM and riXTUKES now
occupied by the subscriber. Possession given on
the 13th ihsl , terms enquire of r
qpi&V : • R. CHESTER; 7t Smith field at.
For Lease or Sale.
i £3iV i THAT very, conafonable THREE STORY
BS|g{ BRICK DWELLING UhUSB, on Hand add
i g S a l Fayette streets; with apparatus for-healing,
lighting and water—being fitted op by the owner for bi§
«wn residence. ■ • ■ ■ ■
ALSO—For Sale or Lease for Ever, TWO FINE:,
LOTS,on Duquesne Way,l46 feetby 135;) and Build*
«ng Lota on Pennsylvania Avenoo and Braddockstreet.
Also, the most beautiful site&for Country Seats, between
said streets. Apply ot No. 144 Fourth street, to .
m«r3(htf - ■ • . •. .. ■ . JAlilhS 9.‘ CRAFT.
■ - r-Q, 'isn i-mv—x STORE ROOM —“Would suit for
.IJSf a Shoe, Dry Goods, Trimming or Grocery Storo.
■*““®Kentiow.. Apply to • .-.S. GOLJJBrIANN,
maiiJO 118 Martey street.
TO LET—The subscriber offers for Kefliy Uift:- .
: store rooa now occupied byATesSrs. Wiltoek fpssi
ft Davia;No.BT Matkctstreet; "Possession given raMa,
on the Ist of Api^' -EnQuiro of > •- - -
ians:tf ; <&AS. li?PAULSON, N 0 .73 Wood St.
AeA- t?OR*IIENr,--Ffom thelstof April nexi,int> .
Mpsi Store, with Dwelling’attached, on tfae sorrier of
and First streets—agoodbnsiness stand
fora Stare or Tavern, ii bemyonlyonesqaarefrora the
fiver—will bo rented low to a good tenant. Apply to
WALTER BRANT, .
No. 232 Liberty st.
i(OTS FOR SAXJ2.
QNB LOT, In the Eighth Ward of the City of Pius-•
burgh, fronting ©n vocust street, 891 feet fronting
oa Yanbraum strefct, running to the bluff4oo feet, front
ing the Monongaheia SD3 feet; fronting on Miltenoergcr
atreet4oofeet* t , ■ ■ ■■.■
One other Lott adjoining theabave.ln Put township,
fronting on Locust street 244 feet, fronting on :Mihen
berger’s streetto thc bluff 323. feet, on the bluff over
loosing the Monohguhela 244 feet, to a line ofthe prop
erty of the late James IrwituSOQ frevtoLocnst street;?
- One other Lot in Pitt township, fronUng.cn Locust st
293 feet, fronting on Milienberger street 120 feet to a 24
feet alley, fronting on :*ald al[ey.293 feet to n line, of
property of late James Irwin, from alley to Locust st.
120 feet.
One other Lot in the city ov.Pittaburgh,.fronting on i
Locust street 293(eet, fronting on Vaubraam street 120 i
; feet to a 24 ffiei:aUey, r frDhtrng.on 'said alley 293 feet,
i fronting oii Miltenberger streetliOfeet ioLocaal su
One other Lot, fronting ©nFotbeS street 48 feet, front-
Ingon Miltenbergerstreet 120 feet to a 24 feet alley; on
tho said alley 43 feet to Lot fto. 42 in' Milteubeiger’s
plan of Lots. • , '
One other Lot, fronting on Forbes street 29 feet, front
ing bn Vonbraam street 120 foet,to a 24 feet alley,
frontingon said alley 72 feet. -».r
- .1 will sell lor easn, on long time; or on- perpetual
lease* - For particulars; enquire of-the subscriber, on
the corner of Sandusky street and South Common, M*
iegheny City.
mat2o;4m
• Wsio&eit Jewelry «ct '
SAVING jusi relumed from the; Eastern cities, l
have brought with me one of .ihe most beautiful
and carefully selected Stocks of Jfiwelty, Watches and
Fancy Goods, ever offered, to the Public.-. Persons
wishing iapurchase any thing in ray line, can Tely on
getting q good article* Ido not advertise to sell goods
i. clow cost; nor CO per cent, cheaper than any hoose in
thocity. Giveme a eall;and I am sure you wiM.be ,
satisßedthat lcan sellagood article as cheap as any
-fact r wish to keep before _the;pjople* J f
yoa want your Watch, Cloclc,orany afti c le of •
ry, repaired in the best manner,this is.thep.ltice m have,
it done. -To tills branch of my business I will devote
espc ' iat *'JOHNS,KENNEDY, 91 Martelslreet,
- Sign of the Golden Paelo.
. State KooODg. ' . :
m . t F „nd<-rstirned, having lost returned from the Slate
T OaSiS rfxancastai and YorfcCounlies. where he
hn.Vnode arrangements for a constant moplyofSlT
1-ERMR SI.ATE, respectfullyis forma BUILDERS and
owners is to execute uny
amouktofSLVTß ROOFING, altheshortest time,Bnd
on ns good term* aa can be had tn the city. ,
Being a prnclicnl Slater, and devoting hia entire alien
tion to tbeWinesß, he has no hesitation in warranting
tbiahj Wilson * €o>No;ia9 Wood
street,- Pittsburgh; or, T-Arno d A Brother,corner, of
tacock and Anderson street, Allegheny City, shall re*
THOMAS ARNOLD.
Iftliat KTery Body Bays, matt Be True!
IT is said that BOOBYEK, at the Bax Hive Cwihibo
SroEE, Nn.SSS Liberty street, veils the cheapest C!t>
thine in the City—well made uUd fasbionukly cat. Call
and examine them, and yon wilt cotbc disappointed.
Jail received, by Express, a splandtd’ assortment of
Fancy Cashmores, Brown, Green and Blue Cloths, anp
other Fashionable Goods, suitable for. the season, whio t
WO are prepared tn make to otder,.( without disappouth
meat,) in a style unsarpaesed in the City.
Came.and see. ctarul
" " Removal of tire
O'RIELLY TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
mHE office of the O’Hielly Teleeraph Ltnesjiaa been
X removed' to’ the NOUTIi-i'AST COUNLR .OF
THIRD AND WOOD STS ,Tittsburgh, Pa. . Entrance
from Third street. In order to; meet the increastog:
Wants of the public; the new Telegraph Office has been
much enlarged and improved, and other facil'ties.added,<
to Insure the prompt and sceutate transmission of .Dirt-,
patches to cli parts of the United States, . No effort will
he enared to- sustain the high reputation which the
I rVRisIH- Lines have already acquired ■lmatilliim •
■&.TEW STVLB OlL.CLOTH—Commuting the Stepie
IN ■ Water and Landscape styles. We Invite especial
attention/to'Oilcloths,as.we-are■prepared tooffirr to
tliose wishing to furnish, a splendid assortment of Oil
Cloths, of nil descriptions.
’ W. M’CLINTOCK,
aprl No. 85 Fonrlh street. ■■.
AHegucny Oltjr tioapoa Bondi.
TirrE mill give tlic highest market price for afew Of
W these bonds. A. WILKINS & CO.,
; iStoelrand Exchange'Broken,
corner of Market and Third streets*,
I.ißbtnlng Hods.
Tirar. HlLL&€<>, Manufacturers, ere now prepared
;W. 16 furnish or erect Steel or, Iron..lWD3,<*fth all
the Fittings, of the besrpattern or .material.- ; Orders
left at thh store of Es-lOH, OtNEIAUSEU &, Co,, Oil Wood
Street, No.lfil,' Pittsburgh, will be promptly attended :to.
. „ . ™, HILL & CO.
; IGreensbarg Republican and Pittsburgh Gazette copy
3 times weekly, Diapatcircopy t week and eh. Post.!
■nOFFEE-25 bass superior new crop Bio,' received
sii for sale by STOABT Ik Stt,t„
........... , Wo-.-GHraitblleltFstreev -
. - pppositetka Monongahela House- ■
CJ HEPHERU’S COMPOUND COCO (I CANljy—For
o sal* by ■ JOEL mohi.ee,
i. aprS - o*o-241 Liborry st-bcadof Wood.
,y INSEEB OUrr-50. bbla *' Griswold's” and Wal
£j lace’s," for sale t>y
, aytlS B, A, FAHNESTOCK A CO.
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* c. mtoun-r----—-.- ~.joa» a. ‘maun.
- 'TIEaSAIS A CO.,
~ BANKER 3 ANB EXCHANGE BROZERS,
feb3):ly .v No. 98 Wood nutt, Iliamond ak*u:
. Patricks & Friend*
DAHKKUB ANDKXcHASOE
HAVE REMOVED TUETR OF^^CE
to the coknsb o» Aso wooo nmii ;
Pstubu'ghy Pa. t t
;-i- PATRICKS * FRIEND,-
“»o”S=L»^«.^^a n £ °" ,h * E “" m “ iWe ' 1 -
'*s°!l e< i l,<m *ri mad ' ,n aU,hc ClU £* ihrcttghont the Uni
ted Stales..Deposues ; reccjvcdm fterTiinds orcurrent
paper, at the corner of Fifth and Wood streets u ffebS •
Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank Pfdg£*>
Go!dcndSilv*T>Beuzht,SQ. lend Ezehangti,
AT THE
SSCHANGS AND B&SIKINQ UdCSfi
Wnllians A. SSill & Co..
04 Wood Street* 7
■' ■ ■•■ ’ .PITTSBURGH. ■- i rV : •
■ ft7*taTZHK*TALLOWED O.N TiMB&BBOaiTa- ~
.. AtLSrrts&zaßa.' ••■. • • edwabbjubm, .
KRAEIEH & RAHB2,
Btnhsrs&n&Szckangoßrolters, Dsttlersin Portion end
• - DcrMstfcEiUSißillsofßzshangi/CtriifttattsQfDtpot* ■■■
,:cl* BankNoieSjand •••. Coin .: ■; "••;.•.* *■• -
t&rnerof Third-ttndTVoodsts.Ytlirecilvoppoaltetbe St ‘
Charles Hotel. v - nny2B
N.HO IiVIUBA SONS* =/ ,
axy* bsswved tusih sahkis<g ahb -nxcHAHau: orncs
. To No. 67 Market atreeiifour doors - -
N. HOLMES A SONS,
Bankers and exchange BROKEKSiaa&Dca
lers in Notes, Drafts; Acceptances,Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and-Western
cities constantly for sale
Collections made in all the dues throughout the Uni* •
. ted Stales. Deposites.received in par-funds or current
P*per,Nn. 67 market street, between Third end Fourth
itteets. - jaa3o*ly.
Üb.s.Hooh. „ hi j. jrnos.HxnaEnr
v Inkers and: exchange brokers,
O&ir&SiTofrWoQiiflnd Sizihatretts. r
Tj E AL;ERSIit NoteS'TjmeDiUsiFoTeign
Exchaagc-CenihcatcaofDeposit, ate ■
onalithe principal CltSeaoftheUnlon
m nfroi»%Sj4i ,TBa^«in *o®Bt < > suitpnicbaserßr
pH?TroSFr£2&? RTfun 4s received ondepestu
tow?BiwS? lONrfm,ljt<!n Allpsrtj ofrteymo^.tthc
■ n'*vitfn» ,l,,or » Brother A CO**
-r.v£rv‘££? if Nl> EXCHANGE BROKERS.
„ Lf ColnvUncurrent and Par-‘Funds,
gtccks, Ac* . Office, :conier .Third aiiil Wood streets,
Pittsburgh, (mntl7nf.
. Hlkli eb' UOm ' .- -«•*. .
: BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Comer pf Woos and Fifth strtev.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. - Time Bills of Exchange and Notes- dis- :
counted. Gold. Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold, u '
Colleciions mode in ailthe principal dues of the United-. •■
States. Deposits receivedof Par and Current Funds.' .
.• • mar27ty.-Vi- r- ; , ; v-‘
O. E. AHHOLD & C 0
BANKERS, AND DE'AZERS IN
EXCHANGE COIN,
bank-notes,
SIGHT AND - ‘ '
TIME DRAFrS,Ae;&6. 7
. Collections carefally attended to, and proceeds remit
ted "to any part ofthe Union. ~
E&'STOOKS-^S'
SOUGHT Aim 60tD 0» COM3USSIO?f, . l ? i'Vj :■
No 74 Fourth street, r
«ep!3] .. Next door to the Bonk of Pittsburgh. ' -
CONSUMPTION!
THREE DIFFERENT' PREPARATIONS,
FOE THE COBS Off TUB
THREE DIFFERENT STAGES OF
CONBVJHPTIONI
V SYMPTOMS.
Cough, pain in the breast,
side, head,back, joints ana
limbs, inflammation, sorc*-
ness and tickling. in ike
throat, fever, dimcult and
quick .breathing, ezptttora* -
frothy*
Costiveness, .spasmodic
cough, violent fever,.night,
morn uip .and mid <iay sweat,
hectic flush in'tlie face ana
burping,heat.in the’
pnlmiiof the hands and soles
of he feetjtzpKioratian easy,
. copious, amt streaksd.with
Wood. '■ ,
SYMPTOMS. ! •
1 • Dlairhcna, diminished fe*
THIRD STAGE. ver, coagh and morning
* ——. sweats,great and incifeasibg ■
Tubercular Consumption, [ debUity, frequent . fainting.
in Yellow-Wrappers, ffita, slight delirium ana.
■r J .swelling of,
V TO TH E AFFLICTED.—Tiro appearance in thxea
bottles of NUTALL’S SYRIACUM is a newetuinree
dicine* from ila nove.Uyand direct opposition to the old:
ahsata. pnd-inconsistent OffB; : BOTTLE-/BYSTEM|
while its success, prepared in ibis manner; ;(each bottle
containing a differentpreparation), -in curing ths differ*
em stages, which characterize Consumpf»on,bas estab
lished the welcomo truth of the Curability ef every stags
of Pulmonary Vonsianption. •
Incipient Consumption; in
Blue Wrappers*
Confirmed Consumption,
in PLik Wrappers.
. Physicians appro ver.of it because it.is baaed upon fidr* -
reel Piiißiological and Pathological.principles.
onblicapproye 6£ it,.because u is Comnurn Stnst, and
becausc ihCyAnow jfrom.sad eapaiertM that one prepd* -
ration will not core the tArsa stages :
Thesuffering, disappointed.anduiscoaragedjnvaUdup*
groves ofit, because its principles holdout areasouabJe.
|cpff,and when he uses Nutali’s Syriacuntybis hopes .
arereaUxed*
If heis in.thc first stage of Consumption, and -uses Iho
first bottle, his axpectoration, difficult >and paipml,be- .
comes free and cost; his cough coon gets well; the
i dcltUnginhis throat,inflamtnaUonjp&inia hie v
breajt, 6ide,heca,baet T Joims and hmbsarctemoved.
If he is in the second stage and uses the second pottle
i Jiis fsyer leaycs-h nii tiis difituTbed ilambers hflfiome :
i Bweevnndrefreshing;. hisiught sweats vanish., bis ex*
peetornUon copious and bloody* assumes a healthy ap* .
» peartnee* anu. at disappears ? hiahowelsbe
come regular;., hfci appetite returns; tfae fiash m hui .
i check disappears*, the burning heat his _
i hands and spletlof his feet are felt7ioiongeif'j' i '*
now ceases, he,tccov.ets and is well. • •
If he isiu tlie tbird stage, and uses the third bottle, his
Diarthcea gradually ceases; his vvCakbawera become
‘strong; his«odghahd other bad /symptoms disappear f
feeble-, digestion becomes strong and vlgorbns j
stomach lecdvcrsitsproper tone,and creales,riew,rich
andnourishlnff blood;his strength-retains; his Wasted- ,
body isclothen with flesh; iftsLivu ts sxvsn, asd heis r
restored to health,-':. .
Each bottle of Nutali’s Syriacum hastbe Symptoms of ■
the siagefor which it is intended printed infrontofthe
wrapper,whereby every invalid, knowing hisownsymp-'
toms; can judge for himseIf*WHICH,BOTTLE HE 98-;
QUIRES; consequently nojnlstake. can occur fa se
lecting the proper medicine. ' .
See Pomphletinpossessionof theEditorof thispaper, .
conttlning Br.-NwaliVPuthology of Consoraptioiu-"-
•Lectures on the stricture dnd uses of the Human Lungs,- .
and certificates of cures
; fry .Prepared eniy by Pr. NUTALL, fnventor and
- Proprietor. Price One uollar. Per Bottle. .. / v:
For sale nt iiie>Drug Store of ;
DILOEO H. KEY^ER,Wo.I4O,
. . comcrof Wood street and Virsiu- jllcy, . - .
- only Wholesale and Retail for Pittsburgh.
• ja7:d&w ’
GEO. MILTENBERGER.
AHEAD OF AJUU
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL. I
B REPARED and sbld'by JNOI YOUNGSONi 2W.
Liberty stteefcL-Thla/poWetfullyeoriccntTatedpre*;.
: paratioa;iheinedic&l virtues of which a*e found tOihe
’eiehuimeathestrengih ofthe'oti"malAfiieticira‘ Oil. 5
It la pot dp in bottles a;25 and 27i cems/each; wltb fnU
diredlona for Its use. rlneverydfgease where theorigi* ■ 4
nal American Oiihaa been !onnd at nU
It so far exceeds the orijrinalin power* as tofenderitlhe
i.- CHSAPESTMBDICINE W THEWQRLB.'* Calf and
try it. JOHN YOONGSON.
■ N.B. The original Oil in Us natural state os taken
{from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above*—and •
will be found gtttuma,; notwithstanding a certr *n -Hint'
cJaimatobe the oni? Proprietors. 4
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
iteaoTft)*
MEDICAL.
New System and New Remedies 1
FOR THE CURE OF
NUTALL’B SYEIACUM,
IN TBSBE BOTTLES,
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I=l IS 1 s
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Ilia Is 11 le|l
FIRST STAGE.
SECOND STAGE;
iT Firvate Diseases* .L ,
DR: BftOWNi .No. 41 DIAMOND aLJLET
• jcT-jirii-' • ' Devotes his enure attention u> .an office
JT&gSPfc practice. IlisEusinessiamosllyconfinedto -
jaßßEwJa trwau.ot Vtntnai Diuasis., and each pain*'
aflections.-’frnroght on.by. Imprudence..
; youthful indnigencoamt-CEEcsa. », -:zf,
trmmm Syphilis, .Eruptions," Goaorri
iiea. Gleet, Discharges,
Impurity of tbe Blood, the venereal 1
origin. . Skfn- Tetter.
•Ringt?orin, Mercurial DimaaesjScminai-WeatneaßvljTi- .-
pptency, Pues,RheumaU&ra) Female Wealcn«&»MoiUb*j
■ y SnppreWrionSjDiscascaoi ilie Joints, Fistula LuAno*-
NerroaVAflecUons, Pauisjrnhe Back
UoniTof the Bladder and Kidneys,successfully treated*
Cureguaranteed.
Sixwenr ycarp’ pTsettee (sirin this. cltyveßaMCsTlfv:
Bfowntoduerasßacaacesprspecdy cure to vkociay
come underbill care.
. , Oifice and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay. -
C7* ChargesjnoderatCr xmvs:d&wiir *
-* U EUMATiSIL—Br. Ittowii’A ncvpiy.discovred t ear* ■ ■
i Office and Private ConnuliaUon Rooms No. 41, DIA
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. ThaDoctor u almavaa
h° ma March S3-di» <
.._ dAMK6 o, ivatt,
MERCHANT TAILOR, ' '
'K ,S?.T e *l BC ' fal,y 10 infontHu.ftiendo andthepublic,
JLJ that he has retained front New York and Pluladel-'
pn.a, havtngibere. selected from the latest importations, ■
r ABamr f n e ’s, ,lo i k .At : s, l \ cfc “*» Colored CLOTHS.
CABBIMERES and VESTINGS, which for newness of ■
ceslgns and richness of fabrics, arc not surpassed by
any bouse west.ofNew York.--Allot wblohbc ls prc* -
pared lo makc to order in a superior stylovnuite Itrsveat.:
Price possible, anti c? rdinliy invitfe putckaAsrs.lo call ;
ana examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.; . .
- “TO TAlLOiiS,— -I have no aoihon2ftd A«atia this o
City, for the sale of my workon GARMENT CUTTING,
it can only be hadut ihestore of the 9iib?<jtiber,3s7
Market street* at the following prices, vizi with inatfuc? ,
tioue, 810 i without, 87. «
tnarl7 JAMES C. %VATT.-
Great Inducement* to Casli Purchaser*.
?wrD will sell our large stoefc of of COMMON'AND.
VY PANOV CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, atbticC*
•that cannot foil to please cash. purchasers. All-oar
work is warranted; Oor terms is CASH :: 1 :
JAMES .DtrWRY* JR i
.mar2* corncroCSevamb and Liberty sis* »■ «'
* Removal. - ' , . n .
SOUGH A. ANTHONY have Tomore&tbejr
GUEKREAN ROOMS, from Bari"'. Boild<cS> £
Eaton’s Building, rovertha Yoootr Mott's ,
thoy will be happy to see their old patrons aaiitncap*,...
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