},4£ v/ 1 i*v\. .V- 'i; .- .: •- 5 ," > >%*•..? ~s. l v r '>•_ 1 \ * : ‘ • r— .-■> ~, —- urtl C*J*t', • , i *; ■ •':?*. *■*■-? •' , t < ; , vM" T* I:C‘U V; s' Vr» $* Ti I^l^.l^-SffSS'J &KpS"bl'?? \ ss] jasaaSEEi^^^ rePplßi^gs^teggsay imimSmmmmk h%f£§^fMoM Piggiprag^ feN^ISSfSSnSS IHMMMfeIi ; £t- p <if*9«SjtS£r SSrxSKhi ißglM^ £M^l£moM> jlmouK anrf —A man named Frauds Uann ■woSileld to bail t>y Alderman M!Masters, .qiTO-^SSiimS,>lS«i^ii^f!?MjlS“wuriuia itl?iif^'S^'C<^n*^^*<r^sfeBT*i ._, „fc„ nn oath of Thomas Gatnon, 1 T«tomenlof DAVlDBTEWARTiialcofClmrtlers yesterday, on.Wn ® I A “?““ ““™ «ownshlp,*,Mltoheny■yoomy.aeceosed, will oipose to rfith —anlt and battery. - Catciimali Packet.— That fine boat, thoMessen-1 A M * l^l Sr<V^ffl^»** t **“• g«r No.«e, loaves this morning for Cinoutttati, at n, M«fi»& c '°^;^’ n d^J l^ < 2f}No «,J 8 noary fit! ueaaaage and tract orSahd, tilaale S«no« ■ T — i9sa Ata^'SS-r^ >e«« M°a*»i ES ~‘ a ° I>l ' la tp-morrow (Saidai), tu Cincinnati. Bhe is a i £shB&C#i*&<& T^ Guapowd ' r,Yo “ e,IyS sVuART C R’aL‘i,’'- Officer has retold ' ,U ° WwoVo -» S^I^ 4d * |^^ to l!Xf rf ”"l» , S^ S^aawißiKi^^w.^'' mggsst wsm llllli laity fftoing ffiogt. SATURDAY 1. I gas RswtttD, Tnrni.li be liven for tbo deiecnon of any peraon or W senbna.uUny paperi fromihe doo»i yuda, or halla, of (be reeiilencee of my enbicribere. < n my route, west or Aoderton atreet, from the River to tbe Bill,: la „ Allegheny City. [nprM] JOHN HILLER. MayUay. —This day, we fancy, will not: h* celebrated to o vory great extent in this region', the present year.. According'to the almanacs, wff sboold, at the present time; bo enjoying de. ' lightful spring weather; thetreeaahouldbe cloth ed in the foliage which betokens the approach of summer, and flowers, vegetables, &c., should exist in profusion; but, on the contrary, we have nothing but rain, floods, and iand-Blidee,—the latter especially—the trees present the same ap pearance they did in Deoember; and the earliest vegetables are but cautiously trusting their heads above ground, and etand in great danger of an unseasonable visit from Jack Frost.' Instead of going “ Maying,” a seat by a good fire, would be more conducive.-to comfort and enjoyment, and the dance under the greenwood tree; will have to bo transferied to the heated ball-room of the city. . In looking over an aoeognt of the manner In which onr anoesturs celebrated this holiday,: wo olmost envy them the pleasure they enjoyed, and - Wish wo could transport ourselves to the soenes of their youthful pleasures, where, as we read, i beneath the shade of trees, neap the feudal castle : j of some old baron, they whiled tho first of May away, with the joyous “ Morrico Danes,” until theeveniog invited them to other sports; - If was the Romans who first commenced this festival, aud it was celebrated by them through several days, by ceremonies and rejoicings, and offerings of spring fiower&and branches of trees in bloom- From them, we got the custom of . oelcbrating May-day.r It was in “Merrie England,” however,where the day was set apart for enjoyment by every class 3 of persons. . This was alHo the cose in Holland and also in. several other continental countries. In England, every person joined in thecelebra : tion “around about the May-pole”—the lord and peasant, artisan and knight- .Many trades and professions had their peculiar manner of noticing the advent cf the month: the peasant in dancing on the village green, and the mechanic and labo rer in tbe. peculiar celebrations in their work shops. We have before ns ■an account of a “Printers’ May Festival,” held os far back as 1668, at Stationers’ Hall, in London, tho arrange ments for which are very ourions. ' It was cele brated by various ceremonies, and a half- crown . was collected from every guest to defray the cr pensesof afeast, before which, however, the com pany wentto aohurch, in prooesslon, accompanied by tbe priest, beadles, stewards, and “four Wbif flers(os serviteure) by two and two, walking be fore, with Staves in their bands, and red and blue Ribbons, hung.beltwiso upon their Shoulders,” made way for the company. - After the ser vice, they returned to the Hall, ‘“where every one feasted himself with what he liked best, being delighted all the while with'Musick and Songs,” &o.; when, after other ceremonies, the company adjourned. We read also of the singular cus toms of chimney sweeps, daily maids, and many other classes, on this day; bat we .have no more : space to-dilate on them. All we can regret is, ■: that a custom so calculated to promote good feel ;■ ing among all grades: and classes of society, J should be allowed to foil into disnse. Entry and Detainer. —Officer Boyd .arrested a mnnnamed Adam Loss yesterday-charged, on oath of B. N. Friend, with forcible entry and de tainer. A lot containing several nores, with se veral houses on it, in Minersville, has been in dispute between these parties for some time. A man named Rutherford made claim to the pro perty, and, as it is alleged, employed Loss to put Friend out, and take possession. An officer was sent for, and Lobs was taken before Aid. Major, Who held him to bail. . Malicious Mischief.—A. woman nomedElixabeth Bark, who has keen running about the streets for some timepast, laboring under an aberation of the mind, was brought bcforoMayor Guthrie, charged with the above offence. She broke a splendid plato-glass window, in Mr. Richardson's jewelry store, on Market.etreet. She was com mitted to prison. Larceny —A man named Michael Shey, alias John Brown, was bronght before Aldertnnn Wig- Kins, of the Fourth Ward, charged, on oath of ,* George Colberry, with larceny. The prisoner '] was accused of stealing a shawl, two veils, silk i apron, breast pin, together with eighteen dollars in money. He was committed for trial, in de '4 fault of bail. Mr. Van Amringe 'will preach to-morrow morn- ing (service to commence at 10$ o’clock) at the Wesleyan Church, "Wylie street; aud in the same - place, in the evening (service to commeaoo at 7js o’clock,) each time on the interpretation of the hook of Revelations,* explaining the meaning of the two aeries of prophecies, contained in it. • Allegheny Valley Railroad. —The Blalrsvillo Apalaehian states that 11. M. Clark, Esq., has been appointed Principal Assistant Engineer of the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Mr. Clarke is an experienced and successful Engineer, and Trill do the Company good service. The Heron Family.— This celebrated family are engaged and : Trill appear at'"the Theatre pn Monday evening. They were always favorites in this olty, and as it has been some time since they appeared here, they will doubtless prove on attractive feature at our Theatre. .. Sitting without Lietntt. —A cigar dealer, by the name of N. ;B. Nichols,- was arrested on oath of a Mr. Jones, oharged with selling cigars without alicense. It was proved, however, that Niohola only acted as, agent.for a:commission house in this city, and be was discharged. Arrested. —A young man, named George W. Marlatt, was arrested yesterday, and token be fore Aid. Parkinson, oharged by Ann Brightmore with assaulting her, in her own house, on Facto ry street, in the Fifth Ward. Marlatt was held to boil. Theatre.— To-night the nantioal drama of the Pilot of the German Ocean will: he. Mr. Brelsford will sustain the character of Long Tom Coffin. The moral drama of the Drunkard will also be performed. The Elephant.—This fine steamer came up'from Now yesterday, with a heavy cargo, consisting of sugar, molasses, &o. < This steamer was built here, and has been running on the lower trade for some time past. Nuisance. —Two men were arrestedand brought before Mayor Guthrie yesterday, oharged with placing obstructions on the Allegheny wbort— They fined $lO and costs. A Ckild Burnt to Death A little girt named RHxa Mattin, aged four or five years, whose pa rents teride pn Wayne- etreet, intbisoity, was burnt to death on Thursday, under the follow ing circumstances, which we glean from the Alle gheny Enterprise It appears that her mother had left her in the house, for a few minutes, with An infant in;her charge, to attend to some duties; .out of the house, and when eheTetarned and saw her child enveloped In flames, her surprise, was 60 great, that she lost her presence of mind ■ and remained stupified—unable to rendor the poor child any assistance, until the agonizing: cries at tracted the attention of the neighbors, who.oame in and extinguished the flames; but not until it bad boon so badly burned-that it died; in a few hours afterwards. Effects of Liquor. —A woman named Mary Cros by; died suddenly, in the Eight Ward of this city, on Thursday night, from the effects of the use of ardent spirits. Coroner Arthurs was called upon, to hold an inquest; nnd the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts. Drowned.—Wo learn that Jou.v Pesdsb, a na tive of this oity, was drowned off a coal-boat, in the Mississippi, near French Island. ” Patent. —J. Oust Blair, of this oity, has secur ed a patent for improvement in File Cutting Machinery, datod April 27, 1852. . Eev. E. 3TMahon, has been appointed Vicar General of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. ; Committals.—There were flve oommittala yes terday, for vagrancy and druukenness. : g@- FRESH OYSTERS received doily by Ad ams' Express, at the WAVERLEY HOUSE, Diamond Alloy. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. j BY TBE O'REILLY LINE. ; figf In consequence of the storm prevailing in every direction; the Telegraph lines are not work ing, and we are therefore without our usual des patches. orphans* court sale* BY virtue of .an order of the Orphan’s Coon or Alle» gheny county. m No- lW October term, 1851* we will expose to public sale at ttie Court House in ibe city of Pittsburgh, on Monday thelOtUday orATay,l6sV** lo o’clock a. hi. of said day, the following parcels of valuable property, belonging to the estate of Solomon Seboycr, deceased, to wu: l A lot of ground on the wcstwaidly side of Smith field street, Pittsburgh, being eighty feet from the south west corner of Seventh street, being SO feet front on 3nmbCel4 street by sixty feet deep, on which Is erected a three »tory buck dwelling bouse, and subject to an an nual ground Tent of twenty dollars, payable eerai annu ally.-v For fuller descriptions.see order,or deed from William Biddle and wfc to Solomon Uehoyer, dated 2#lh of*March, leso, recorded m deed book vok 90, pages9o. ■ • ."■■■■•■ ■ . 8. A lot of ground, adjoining the above, sixty feet from the comer of Seventh, betag 20 feet front on Smith field street. by *ixty feel deep—having erected ttiereon & three story-unek dwelling house, and subject to an an nual ground rent of 820, payable semi annually. For more particular description, see order or deed from Wen. Riddle and wife, to Solomon Behoyer, dated 9iU March,' 1847,recorded in deed book vol 80, page 370. 3. A lutof ground on the eanwardly *ule of Webster street, Pittsburgh, twenty-five feet from the southwest wardiy corner of High street, bavmg twenty feet front oil' High street, by eighty reel deep to a smtl! alley.— Forfaiierdetcription see order or deed from Jas. Brown and wife to Solomon Schoyer dated 3d February 1849, recorded in deed book vo) 85, page 143. . t 4. A lot of ground m the city of PitubuTgh.numbcred 18*<n Beou*a plan of loti lb the Cth ward, fronting on the Northern sidO;of Pennsylvania Avenue twenty-four feet and extending back ninety feet to Union alley* Pee order or deed ft om Jonathan Kinsey and wife to Solo : man Schoyer, dated Bth April tB5O, recoded in deed book vol DO, page 121. ■ . . ' ; .. . ■ . ■ 5. A tot of ground in Allegheny etty number 22 in Harvey and Curtu'-planoflot*. framing 24 feet on Shef field ftreet. and extending back 00 feet to Umou alley* ..See order or deed . .from Zebuion Kinsey .and wife to Solomon Schoyer, dated s2&d August 1840, recorded in deed book voi ?G page COO. ; • 0. Two lots of ground in tbecit; of Pittsburgh, num bered 13 and 14 In Colwell’* plan of lots, each fronting twenty fuel on NiUer*treei and extending bark ui drplii one hundred feel. See order or deed from Wni. ii* Wil liams and wife to Solomon ?chorer,daied3J September, 184 G, recorded in Deed Book vol 83, page 412. 7. Two lot* onground la Allegheny eity, numbered 8 and Din Browu A Lothrop’s plan of lots,oach fronting twenty feet eight and quarter Inches oa the south side of Bank Lone, &ml extending bnek uinety-four fvet eight inches to thetow-paib of the FennsyWoma Canal. These lot* are close by Ute Katiroad Root See order, or deed from Hugh Downing and wife to Solomon Sehoyer, dated 3d Nove nter, 1&47, recorded m Deed Book v 01.90 page 594 v 6. Five lots of ground-in Birmingham, numbered.7s, 79,80,81 and 812 mDr Bauunan’e plan of lots—the lot No. 7o fronting twenty feet on Mary Ann ftreet, and ex tending back in depth eevemy feet—nnd ibe loti Nos. 70, 80,81, BJ, each fronting twenty feel-on Denraan street, and extending back in dep h eighty feel. See order, or deed from James McGuire and wife to Salomon Sehoycr, dated 7th March,.l349, recorded in Beed Book vof.-BS, pare JUI -• .9. A lot of ground in Bererrc town*h ? p, Allegheny county, and jart adjoining the Third Ward, Allegbeoy City, numbered 3? m CassatJs plan of lots, hounded, and described as follows. Beginning on FouDlflm siceet aubecorncrof lotNo 37, running thenca along sald st. eastwAidlytwentyfeettenineheiiloihelireofland for merly belonging to Sample and Gtlmnre, and now known as the 4 *Qaar*y Road,” thence south-eastwordly along the I de of said land one hundred and sixty-two fcol ten lnche*to Hemlock alley,\b«rre westwardiy along said alley thirty-right feet six inches to the comer of lot No. •37, and thence along the Imeof said lot one hundred and sixty one feetsixinches to the place of beginning. : See order, or deed from 8. Carsalt and wt/e to Bolotnon flehoyei",dmed SfJhl November, 1847, recorded in Deed Bank, vol 80, page IU9. .... 10. A tract of land in Feeble* township, # Allegheny coun y, Fenna, containing six acres and eighty seven audl llWperche*. 'rhisproperty linear Lawreuceville, and fronta to low water ni’irk on die Allegheny over.— On it there is erected a Futeni Buck Mncblne, with ft steam enf me, stable and abed. See order, or deed from Wm Darley and wife to Salomon Schoyer.dated UiiJi January, lchO, recorded in Deed Book.vot fc9, pageCty 12. Two imscf ground in Allegheny City, numbered 25 and2o in BurueuatidGoyer’s plan of lots,each front ing twenty feet on tho west side of Reaver street, and extending back in depth one hundred feet Yetoftri el. See order, or deed from Charles 11. Kay and wife to Sol nuton Scho>cr, dated 10th March, 1850, recorded to Deed Bouk,vtl 00,pageli7. «... , ]3. A lot of ground inibe city of Piit*burgu, part of that numbered vtl in Arthur** firn plan of lots m the 7th • Ward,-ironunx *wentv-»»x feet on Arthurs street, and extendlngback forty feet in depth. • Also, two tots of ground in the Reserve tract,opposite Pittsburgh, numbered It and 12 In Wright's plan oflot*, each fronting twenty-four feet on the Butter turnpike, and extending buck two houdred feet in depth. Bee order, or deed from Alexander. McMullen anJ wife to Solomon Schoyer, dated iStli March, 1850, recorded iu Deed Bock,voi 90, page 72 , • . . 14 A lotofground inthocity of PiUaburgh.beginning 107 feet C Inches wesiwardly from Smuhfield ureet. on the south side ot Second street, fronting 39 feel, more or less, on said Second *treei,and extending back in depth about 60 feet, more or lesion which iserested the new. warehouse oecopKd by 8, Shrivet A Co* See order, or deed from Cadwallader Kvans and wife to Solomon Behoyef. dated 21, November, 18i7i recorded in Deed Book,vol.bb,page37l. • • • j : -lfi. Theone undivided half the one undivided half of six acres,one rood and twenty perches of groaod, situate m Fill township, Allegheny County, Pa., being the purpart number three in theplaivconnecied witn the. deed of partition by and amongst tbe heirs of Francis Wilson; dec’d.recoided in Deed Book, v 01.60, pageSO. . The terms of this sale are, one-tbltd in cash, one-third in one year, and one-tlurd in two years, with interest— the'whole to be secured by bond and Rjorlttage on. the nremtses WIIXIAftI f. BauM, p c J. W. BUCHANAN. epi9d!aw4t Administrators. r— Land ’Warrant*, ;■ HAVING received an order forTi limited number. oF Land Warrants,l wiUpnrcJxaselCOjßOßndWnere Certificates, a, The highest fr^AKELY, apWOlw No. 180, cor, of Wood anit Liberty sis. OORN IN THE EAR—9OO bushelsjust received and Tor sate by JOHN B. SHERRIFF, sprit 10 Market street. Sotlo. T ETTERB of Administration having hceu granted to ; ' i j »he undersigned,, on the Mime nr ELIJAH .AKIN, deceased, late of Lawrencevilte, Allegheny county, all Demons hovittg claims will present them, andtall per, sons indebted to said estate will miko immediate pay -4neitl to the undersigned, at tbo.Ofßce of Thomas How “Wt A,wrney M LflW> P “’ 9bUre ’ LEVI HOWARD Lawreneevtlle, Aprtl 97,1859 -1 ldA6lw Stray Cow. CAME to the premises of Hie subscriber,in Rsl®r®Uiiper St. Clair township, about the. Ist of IkE3L-March, a RED COW; about #. years, old; wSPanear mark. Which the owner can have by pay lnlpCS™»nd PrOV,ngPtOP “ IY 'JOSEPH COUCH. - ' VAtBABIiK rAaH VOa-Ulißi'-".; XTTILti be sold at public uule on the premises on Sal- W' urday;theflthflay of May, at l o’clock I*. M,,the faun now belonging to theheiraof MaryWllson, de ceased,containing. one hundred and eight acres, more or less. aituntc In Baldwin township, Allegheny county, i Si miles from Pittsburgh,, on ibe Elizabethtown rood, i noiaininir lands of Daunt Cowau.Wm. 11. Wiglitman,) Sdae Cunningham, Wra. Glllilaiid and others There I : „e' about eighty acres cleared and in excellent slate are-a oprafonable Stone Dwell ing Hoose, 85 I>y3o feet, two; sloneii high: ngirom Sank Dam, and other necessary buildings; Fruit, of I various junta odd water in abmidwtce-tlhere being a number of never failing springs. The situation is very . convenient and desirable—being situated in a good having every convenience, and being om?of the best lena? m the neighborhood. The Farm ~i?ibe shown 16 any person wishing to purchase i nrnl Jliliatbndo tnown at any time previous to the day of SS'JSmtoSta mthe subswiber, near the above , add itnmcdiateiy | a gent ibr the heirs of Maw Wdspn, | Tr.Maln Townshfp, April Idrhgg, tW^lw TleOHEtVeietHih Kimidyl _ . P. R - RB.UYBB& EXTRACT, Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla. ' ■ ,i.T*nS:y?)tttttile nieiiicln»l;prepara auon differs entirely from.any simple ; ■•■■■■'■ • e *trBN of. Sarsaparilla” or com-’ medicine It iia.com «f mauv at MOST CLEAN- MEDICINES, with ollie-s tyftgil -directly OK ilie Kidneys, or V immediate reference to the re •■l g and coniinuedhealthy operation .^On^-ofsoitie interna), organa. It con* tains articles which' enter into no viaHWwaOtherpreparaiion m existence; and. r IT iSf UNRIVALLED In purify ingaudrefresiung effects, by any medicine in the world. lus put up IPrLARGE BOTTLES, is very pleasant to lhe tasie,and i<rmore concentrated,- ; STRONGER, BETTER AND.CHEAPER, than any other In the market. Persons>who have mken u Bar*Bpari!la ” hy Uibgallon, without relief,have been radically cured by using two or three bottles- - '-Tills* 1 is the Only Compound in which Dandelion, Wild Cherry and Barsopantla are so prepired to ofterthe peculiar virtues of each, in combination with pure extracts of other healing articles, in a highly concentrated state -Its ingredients are PURELY VEGETABLE, and are such roots and barks ns anc found, though elrefly affec ting certain parts,in their general tendency, to produce ; the most cleansing and healing effeets- IT ..IS IMPOSSIBLE' \v To cure many diseases. D|opsles,. Kidney Com punts, Ac., draw off Watery Humors from the Blood, or corrupt and irritating secrehons' r of diseased organs from the body, without the thorough operations on the Kidneys,as caused by ihismedicine. No other extracts even pretea Ito ihiß effect. In fact, this very operation, for whtch it. is particularly compounded, diuets from all other preparations, and tr.akesjt the beit compound mexutence IN ALL CASES OP. DROPSY, use this medicine.— It wilt relieve. It honoured when life itself was de spairedof. It contains articles Umt wiU cure, is any* thing can, and takes Uie only method to make perma nent cures. ■■■■■■ SHIP FEVER! SHIP FEVER! ' To produce leetimouy in proof of thecurecf tliUdls ease ic new,. The public have bo long been tutagbi to regard u.a* fatal, that ns positive care would seem almost a miracle, yet SHIP FBVBR HAS BEEN CURED, And by the Great. Vegetable Remedy, DrH. B.My •orn’ Extrasij Dandelion, Wild Cherry, Ac., alone: . Wi selccuhe following, as a specimen of the nume rous tesinnoniuls to the e/Ticieucy of ibis medicine m cases of ililsmatignant discaae, winch we have lo ex hibit. v-. -TESTIMONY" OF PHYSICIANS. : Francis Tibliraese M. D , a skillful phys'emn,residing in Buffalo, N» Y..aud one who hqs devoted himself par ticularly lo the study and cure of the Ship Fever,, with almost every phase of which ho is convenient, gives the followjpg teutimonyin relation to the effects 01 ibis medioine, as prepared by himself: ; “This 11 to certify, that Ihave used Dr. 11, IX. Myers’ Extract or Dandelion. Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparilla, in mypraeifce, In cases of a number of pauenis sick with Ship Fever, with very beneficialresults. And I consider its general curative intti<n d-sease.” Prepared by . MVKR9 A BICE, No. 11 Warren street, New York. .'..-rlßv'B SKM.KRP, No 57 Wood sireet»FiUsburgh. Sold by aprs:deodfcw; ladUs 1 Sewing Birds* aIfIBSR useful article* are introduced to the public by . the Inventor. aud-especially recommended to the notice of tho Lfttneßi ibr who3e particular use they »re iniemled Somcihmg ofihe kind lias.eve* been needed,to hold or fasten Uintncrdle work while engaged ju lewm;. Many a fair formHruinedaid jnr»de“ round-shoul dered,” by (otic pouiion, while at woik.ut well as health impaired, by toningn» such bn ouiit'nuhy posture. lm-. provemem* arc coa*lantly being introduced io lessen the labor of men f but, hale orno’hiug ha* been done to alleviate the . burden of the other sex, This article, however, will greatly ..relieve,, while if wiU facilitate liieirwork.. The Sewing Birds have been used by mauy Indies in. New England, and has me: with universal ap* probation. •• , They.raoybebad-orihe Rabscrtber.by wholesale or retail, in every variety oC style; and the email puce at which they areoffered,must recommend tuem to general Cse. (aprlO) ■ Q.-YEAGER,UU Market at. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—The subscriber re spectfully calls Ibc attention or Country AJercbai u aud others, to ins stock of Cap, Letter, Rill and Note Paper,School Books, Pocket and Family Bibles, Blank Hooka*of every description, Wafers, Steel Pens, Lead Pencil-. Pocket Inks, Black, Red ami Mae Inks,Slates, Bonnet Boards, Window Paper, Crown, Double do Me* dium, Double do Wrapping Paper. &c. All of which wiU- tie sold at low rates for cash,or exebaugrd for Bogs. St R. WELUIN, Uooksellor and Stationer, . OJ Woo I street, botween Third amt Fourth, Piltabarjrh. ■v CUKSTKR’S • Aha and Coot' Clo fun* Emporium IS REMOVED to GOTHIC HALL, No 7* Wood SL Stock large and seasonable; work warranted; prices moderate.' Waiudy la ydw. : *nnr2ff ■ ttemoval. HOUfill A ANTHONY bare removed their DA* GUKRRKAN ROOMS, from BurkeVUmlding* to Eaton’s Building, over the Yoong Men’s Library, where they will Ue happy to see their old patrons and friends. opr7;tf Parattytlnms. • , EVANS ft SWIFT’S extra brand,HHi tierces, now in store, and for sale. Toe attention of alt persons wanting • reliable article, is solicited to this braruL - aprlOtlm ■ . .. . SELLERS,NI COLS & CO. - tiemavat* SIGN OP THE INDIAN KING. :NO. JBB3 LIBERTY STREET^ (Nearly opposite the Spread EaglcTavcrn, Pittsburgh) DEES it. JONGS, Manufacturer and Dealer in a!. 11 kinds of TOBACCO. SNUFF and SBGARS. Tobarcoand Segars sol 1 on ro<mni«am«i T>EAL GOOD TEAS.—Tis well known, that tf OK* LV RlB> in the Diamond, U one of lhe best judges of Tea in Pittsburgh, and it appears to as (he public reap the fall benefit of hi jadgment—for, under no m<nm stances, will be keep damaged or inferior qimililee.— Therefore, any one requiring the pare nrticie, can al ways obtain it at MORRIS’ TEA MART, in the Dia mond , [apr?7 Sauce* ALL persons arc warned against taking or pureba* sing a Note, dated April Gth, 1852, drawn by me, payable to ibe order of William Gibson, and by him en dorsed, in the rant of $£CO. at 4 months, as the same was pat into circulation fraudulently. • bpr3o JOHN B. SHKRRIFF. lMataond fflortaet (louse.' Contractors who intend tob?d ronbe building of the Ne<V Market House, are notified that the Cboss StcilON and Around Plane ran now be seen at thcOflice of WM. A. HILL A CO. Beside the bid*, an the.terms as heretofore advertised, an alternate bid will be re ceived from any Contractor disposed to subscribe to the Market House, who will state in lus proposal how moth stock he proposes to take, on condition of his being made aprefeired stockholder.. , . t>pr3o;3t A STEAM ENGINE AND LARGE BUILDING fob Sale.—A valuable property, well suited for any business where steam power Is jjscd. The building is substantial audgood; a good dry cellar; and three fine floors. The steam engine is fid horse power All -In complete order, amUn a centra) location of the city,— Immediate possession, and will be sold at a bargain 6 CUTHBEKT, General Agent, dpr3o Si) StmtUGeld street STUART'S NEW YORK STEAM REFINED CAN' DY—For sale by W. A M’CLURG &CO , apS9 No 250 Liberty st. JHarble SU&Ulti A LARGE stock of the moil beautiful MANTELS, made of the finrilqunlity of Foreign and Domes tic Marble, manufactured by machinery, iilvruyson band and rondo to order on short nonce, at prices ranging from 815 to 8100 each Purchasers nro invited to cull and examine the stock and prices, U 10,321 and 323 Lib erty street,opposite Smithficld. roori.4tn W W. WALLACE. Groat Inducements to Cash Purchasers. WE will sell our large stock of of COMMON AND FANCY CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot foil to please cash'.purchasers, -Ail our work is warranted. Our terms is GASH JAMES LOWRY* JR, margg ..■■■■ corner of Seventh and Liberty sts. HRS. A. LEECH respectfully announces to the la* dies,ondher customers generally, that.she will . h&ve an opening l of Spring Milliucry on Thursday, the tNnd in«L Pans hats of the latest importations, which forbenu.y and style cannot be surpassed. Children’s bonnets in great variety. .Ladies’ hen Idresses and caps, French embroideries and. flowers; with a variety of goods In her line.':» ~ 1 op»2P:2w TL T, C, MOtIUAN. BOOKSE LLER AN D STATIONER, HASalwayson hand ageneTalassortinent of School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books, Printing, Post ond Cop.Paper,Ac., wholesale and retail; No. H>l Wood st., below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh, Pa. TE7* Wanted. Raga and Tanners* scraps nplflily Notice, -nrHEREAS. my wife, SOPHIA, has left my bed anil Vf board, without any just cause or provocation, all perrons are cautioned against trusting her on my ac* count, (apiflg:3t> JOSEPH COLEMAN LIME AND.COAL.—a splendid opportunity is now offered—for sale, on long credit, or trade, at which can be made from ten to twenty dollars per day, on a. small capital of fifty to one hundred dollars,-as the owners are going West. Cation . McLAIN ft MOFFIT, opr29. ■ No. tt 1 ) Fifth street. mr) COUNTRY MERCHANTS—The subscriber re- X spectfiilly invites- Country . Merchants, visiting the city, to call end examine Ins stock of Fancy, Variety, and Dry Goods, comprising an assortment equal to any house, cither East or West. As my foreign goods are imported directby mysclf,and my domestic goods pur* chased from the manufacturers,! feel justified tft saying that my prices will compare favorably with any. qptfO C. VKAOKR.I 10 Marker «t The Art of SelfGefeuee. H/TR. JOHN WALKER, celebrated. in - Philadelphia, JjU. as it Profe&sorof the manly art of Self-Defence, will, with George Rowley, of Troy, offer an Exhibition of their skill,’ at WILKINS IIALL, on SATURDAY EVENING, May Ist M , , , 1% „ . The doors will open &l 71 o’clock, P.M, and sparring commence at S o’oiock;: The exhibition will he conducted upon tho roost rigid rules of decorum, and the most perfectorder preserved,* Tickets Sft cents. f*prW3t TTUSIERY—A. A. Mason A Co. have just received a n large assortment of Spring and Summer Hosiery, comprising SHk.MerlnOilMue Muted, Brown and White Cotton Hose ana Unlf-liose. • ■■ ■■ ■. ■:;■ ■■ [apt22. m'SCXF-S'KIRST' QUALITY UEItHAN OLAY, . lu good conilitlon L ■ TAAFFE. MAGUIRK & BANE, apr2o- ' ....... 124 Second street • KA CASES MEDORCLARET; (vintage 1834,) agood JU artiolei for sale lowi to close u consignment, by TAAFFE, MALUIRE ft. BANE, sprgQ. • • , : 124 Second street. Tf <M ID has just received, by express, a fine lot of Gold JT. Chains;and soma fine. fashtonable-Gold Jewelry, which he Is selling very .cheap, and no mistake, at fil Market street. (aprSO PARASOLS! PARASOLS!—A. A. AUso* & Co will open, onMonday.ApTil lfith,one hundred doz. rich; plain ana embroidered Parasols, {nprld XIQRN—4OO bushels Shelled Com in store and for sale \J by [apiflO] J WOODS ft CO. ’ > * • + - * » , - , ■?. ■■• ■•' ■•■ ■' ’■ COMMERCIAL. DAILY REVIEW OP THE MARKET, Owrcs o» Tin U*iLt Moftmrs i • Saturday,'May; IMfc f Yesterday, the weather was wet,and for the most par t quite disagreeable, which somewhat checked out door business. Our markets remain unchanged. --ASHES-*-Wo continue former quotations for Soda 3 &3io. MACKEREL—SaIes were made on Thursday, of 100 bbla.-No.-3.large, at 88,25; sales yesterday,-of 25 bbl*. No. 3, at 88,50 cash; 25 do No. 2 satati, a 189,75 Sales of Herring at 60,0007,00 (P'bbl; '• « BACON—The market continues'firm, with regular sales to the ctly and country. .We note sales of 6 hlids Hamsat9Jt*.; Sides firm at Shoulders 6i-teB|c. : : GRAIN—Sales of 70 bus. Com, In ear, at 50c, Oats 01370. POTATOES—Are scarce and w demand. Wo note sales of 20 bus.N&dtaunocks el 87c ; ICOdoßedsatOfic. ' GLASS—PaIes of 73 boxes Bxlo, orSVdS. RlCE—Sales 4 uerces at •• . Oil.—Sales of 22 bbU. Linseed, icpofied, from first hands, at 65c. : CHEESE—SaIes of 150 boxes at 708 c. ; BUTTER—This articles giving away. Receipts are on the increase. Sales of 7UQ.&3. at 17018 c. FLOUR—Receipts moderate, We nonce tales of the following lots: 42 bbl*. at 33,12; 60 do at 53,06; 30 do Eura at 83,12; 30 do at $3,12; 25 do nt 33,00; lrom Store, 83,25 to 3.37. 91 VEST W4TSB IN TRS CDANMSL. ARRIVED: * Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. “ Baltic, Rennet, Brownsville. • “ J. M ! Kee, Hendrickson, AicKeespon. 4 Thomas Shnver, Bailey; West Newton'- - “ Gencssee, Conaut, West Newton- S. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. “ Michigan No.2»Boies, Beaver. 41 ForestClty; Murdoch, WelUvilie. “ > Winchester, Moore, Wheeling. “ Messenger, Woodward, Cincinnati. :■■■■•: •“ Hindoo, Campbell. Sr. Louis. - “ Elephant; Grceie, New Orleans. DEPARTED; u . Baltic, Bennet,Brownsville. • “ Atlantic, Parkinson, do : , “ J.M’Kee. Hendrickson*McKeesport “ Thomas Shnver, Usiley, West Newton. ll Ueneseee, Conant, West Newton. • “ S.Uayard, Peebles, Tdizabeiti; ; Michigan No. 2, Rules, Heaver. “ ForostUitv, Murdock, Wellsville.. u Diurnal, Wheeling. u Pnuburgh, KoQnt7,Cmchitmii. “ Tiber, hier, Louisville.- “ Wellsviilc,CUiisilcr, Bridgeport. Marietta, PnrksrsOurgh ana Hocking ■ (jsft .fr port Packet, IMM . The .learner HAIL-COLUMBIA.' A S. LuaN£, Master, will leave Pittsburgh every ftfonduy, at 3. o’clock, T. M ; returulug will leave Ifockingport every Tuesday, at 0 o’clock, A; M. '■ ; Passengers end shippers may rely on the utmost ac cominodiuiou and promptness. W> R, WHEELER, : mart _ • ■ ■ • ■ No. 21 Market street. Allegheny Hirer Trade* REGULAR- FRANKLIN PACKETS. | Tile fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE ■gg&agßS&No. 2.Gant. Wi. Hanna, leave* the Alle gheny wharf for Franklin,every Monday a rid Thursday. at 4 P. M. - - *’ ■ ’ ' The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLENo 3,Capt. Jons Hanna, leaves.the Allegheny wharf for Frank* Un,every Tuttdnu and Friday, al4 P.M. For FreightorPassage.apply on Board . fmar2o ” For Marietta ana tiockingporu Tuitfiue steamer PACIFIC, Zanode Mae* will leave for the above and intermedi ate ports every THURSDAYt nt4 o'clock, P. M, Forfreight or passage; apply ouboardvor to T. WOODS A SON, matlO : . No. fil Water st.* and 63 Front at. For Klttannlug and Catfish; ■ifißS.-Jfr THE light draught and pleasant steamer i CapL Milunoa*, will leave the Allegheny wharf on Monday, Wedoeaday and Fridays, at 3 o’clock, P. M i for Ktuanmng auu Catfish. For freight er passage apply on board. •.■■■■■: fnovlS ITor Long tleseh, IdtrlcUat ParkeirftburK and Gallipoli#. •laifewt. k The fine .Steamer GOV. MEIGS,' • f rVli n’nnrT SnuNK ‘ Master,-.win leave for the above ssMtiASeHtila and intermediate pom. every WWiltgja TUESDAY, at 3 P. M. For freight otpassage npply on board,orto feb3 JOHN FLACK, Agent. Wodneitlay Paebot Tor Olnclunatl. : Mgs Tus new and fast running steamer CIN* g|ffIS&aBCINNATI T Bikminouah, Master, will leave wißßißiWTOrcgulotily every Wednesday. l*or freight or passage, apply on board, or to dec3o G. 6. MILTBNBBRGFR. V SIMESV PHILADELPHIA FRUIT DROPS- A new and delicious Confection, possessing the flavors of the follaaing different Frans: pine apple, strawborry, raspberry, banana,.vanilla, orange, lemon, apple, qmnee, Jargonelle, pear,Ae. t &Cv These drops are rendered slightly acidulous with pine lemon juice, and trre tonic,. refreshing and hsultufal, like the ripe fruits which they represeat. They may be usefully employed in eolde, sore throat, fever, or any inflammatory complaint, or to cover the taste of disa*: grecatrie medicines. 1 Siraes* Fruit Drops are contra distinguished from'i ll others, by ihe purity and gcnmnene«*of the fnm essen ces, by too . freedom front poisonous color or mineral acid, and by their superior luscious flavor. For sale, wholesale and retail, by W A McCLURGACO, : apriP . . . ■ Grocers nnd Tea Dealora • IjlAOrs H)K 'i llh t'iAJfLK—l’bitt mergv, imliuiry . and cnlrrpnse will be rewarded; that home rasnu* factor© should bo encouraged; that all aruolessoM at Gothic Hall, arc warranted to be as represented; That the slock of Men and Boys l Clothing; at Gothic. Hall, is large, complete and fashionable. That Boya of all ages can be fined out Immediately. CHEATER, . : 71 Wood street, aprl2B WB STUDY TO PLEASE, eARH ART’S MELODEONS.—Juit received, a sup ply of Carhari’* Patent Melodeons, at the following prices: Foarocavcs, *.-• ■: - *• * 815,0 d: Feurunda half octaveL « - . - CSU-) Five octuvcr, - - • -75.0 U Five octave?,• (Piano style.) • - - tbo.OO • For sale by JOHN H. MF.LLOK, qpr2B - 8t Wood street; 1,000 Cases straw Goods. THE subscriber having made arranvemrnts with the NORTON STRAW MANUFACTURING COMPA NY, for the sale of their Goods, ndw oflers for sale a large assortment of ATRAW HATS and BONNETS, uC every variety of fabric, *tvle aud pattern, adapted to the spring trade* which will hr sold by the package, fil the lowest figure. Cases miv be assorted to sou pur chaser-*. J. W ALDLN, marJi 7m-3taw N 0.63 Milk street, Boston ntRACING PArER— X Best Frenih Medium 18x31 incite*, do Super Rojul 19x27 do; do Douhld Elephunt 37x40 do , do m roll*of 22 yard*, width 45 inches: For sale at W S. lIAVF.N’S Stationery Wore Dpr23 hou«e,cor Market ami Sernwt «i«. Importaut stud True. J fIJOOBYEU, Jr., Bee Hive Clothing Store, No. 225 • Liberty street, can sell a good kuh of Summer Clo thing for $250; ami better Goods,of every description, very low for cash. made to order In fakhtouable style, and on reasonable term*. |onrl7 Desirable situation. - . A: GENTLEMEN of good steady badness lmbits, will Xv hear of a destrnblc situation, (salary libe*ni,) by: addressing‘Mlor 211, Post None need apply, unless well qualified to lube charge of a Retail Store. Punhurgb, April 16.1852 .■ STORAGE— The subsenhera having arranged their House for the purpose, arc prepared to give safe and convenient storage for n limited amount of merchandize or produce, on liberal terms* if applied for soon. TAAFFK, MAGUIRE A BANE,. w apr2Q. . ■ . 124 Second street.- SECONU HAND PIANO.—A beautifully finished mahogany six octave Piano;. original cost 8420. For sale at 3150, by JOHN 11. MELLOR, apr23 ■ ■ 81 Wood street NEW STYLE SHELLOO.MBS—A large and splen did assortment of Bloomer, Rossuth, and -Batiey patterns, jast received. C» YF.AGER, ' apr2B .. . . - - ■ No. lIP Market street. T ETTER SCALES—Just received, the most aom« 1 1 plete and perfectarticle in use, suitable for banks, brokers,counting houses, Ac. ■ - apr2B ' . . . _ C.J’EAGKR^ A MERICAN SPOOL COTI’ON-* XX IhOO dozen 3 cord,.2UO yards ; -■ 2000 do do • 110 do; Just received direct from the manufactory v apr2B For sale by • • C. YEAGER BLACK SILK LACES.—6opieces wide and narrow .Black Silk Luces, jast received ami for sale by a a. Mason & co., jipifiO , N 05.62 andfll Markel street. . BONNET SILKS—2O-pieces Gl&ci and Bonnet SUks 3 . l&ssortcd colors.) just received hy A. A. MASON A CO, • npr3o < - .■ Nos. G 2 and fll.Market street. MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS !—A. A. MASON ACo . have jufll rcceived, (per Express.) another Jot of. Mantillas, of the finest and most fashionable styles. .. - oprSO .... :. ; T>URR FRENCH Wl NE YINEGAB-nt 63c. per gal- X lon.for sate nt MORRIS’ TEA STORKviii the-Dia mond. in strength and flavor, this Vinegar is superior to any other tn Pittsburgh.' • ‘ [aprfiQ - , ./CIGARS—SO.tIuU Common; • . . • VJ ; 10.0UO Spaanshy For ><ale by n STUART A SILL, . jOprSO . . . : No. 0 Rmithfield.street. T)IG METAL—I 9 tons Hanging Rock, inoi blast,) to X :close consignment; by opr3o * STUART A SILT«.^ IkLAUK WATEUKD SILKS—A. A. Mason A.Co. fj have just received. 20 pieces Jiao black, watered Silk. ' f»pr3Q /"IBAI'K SHAWLS’—A. A, M.eos ACo.flave iu«i •V/ - teceivpfl aGU .more rich, plain nnJ embroiderea OrnpeSliawla. • .'r; . - jiipr-jo v i'tLASS—7S lions gilO. lUxli, oinl iaii4; iu store AX and for sale by " oprS3 ; KINO & MOORtrEAp^ SUGAR CURRD HAMS—IO tierces'Evaifi & Swill’s brand in more and for sale by. . - r aproB KING A MOORHRAD*. EAKK SUPERIOR SALMON— ■ _ jrt3 ls bbis „n store and MOQRHEAD !-j 'lOKreu—uft bags Rio; ami, .• • ■ ■ - - - i-l-/! 15 do 4ata; In store and for sale b.y nnrSß KINn & MOORHEAD. i tvaCON—Uams, Bides, and . Shoulder*, aiitt i *<|j for sole by ' ■ [aprtEB] ’KING&-MOORHEAfo . R AZ'fiTSUGAU—TS bans* received ornifor aole-by *; aprgB : • KING & !\TOORHRA D^r Pagoda tea STORi&'—Jusi-renewed, periorßologoo Bansagcs; - v • - fapT3o. ’ ln sl ° te ai,a ‘SfiSift* att r " * t *• ■ ' • •£■ • • •■ ■ POKT'OF PITTSBURGH, • • ■■■ f, AUCTION SALES. THE undersignetLafter an Inlervalof four years,has: ogam,resumed -business. - Having complied -with the requisiuous of the law regulating Sates at Auction, and having procured a first class License as : Auctioneer fortfie Cuy of Pittsburgh, lie offers his services as such to his fneuds and the public generally.' With an expe rience of nearly thirty years iu-ihu4gbe:of business£he hazards nothing insaying that fie wi.Tbe enabled to give entire satisfaction to all those who may feel disposed to patronize him. P.-McKttNNA, Aucuoneer.- . Refers to the princlpalCity Merchants.: . . jyO ' AnctloQ»«UalljrSAl«a* - • A T-.ihe Commercial; Sales Rooms,comer of Wood :xX and Fifth streets,- at lOo’cick, Av M ya general as sortment of Sensonablcy Staple and. Fancy Dry Hoods, •Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac. AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M., v Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking Glasses*, new and second hand Household and .Kitchen Furniture, Ac. • AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.> Books, Stationery, Fancy articles, Musical. Instra meats, Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing,Variety Goods Gold and Stiver Watches, Ac. P. M. D.AVJS,- •• : ■ • Auctioneer. PiUPKBSDf AfAuetlonesr. STORE SHELVING, DRAWERS, FIXTURES, Ac., at auction —By virtue of a Landlord’s Wurrant, : wrilbe sold at M’Kenn&’s Auction House, on Saturday next, May Ist, at 2 o’clock, P. M , a; large lot of Store Shelving, Drawers, Counters, 1 Stove, and one large Glass Window. BARTON, Constable., i cprflQ. P.M’KENiMA,: Auctioneer. EADiKS’ TRIMMINGS—Of ttie most superb quuliiy ' and appropriate styles, at M’Kenna’*, now open aud ieady lor examination—to which theTfade Is re epeetfully invited. PvM’KIgNNA, Auct’r. ; /IpRIMMINtiS, FRINGE, tilMPd. BOITONS, Ac. JLvr-An extensive assortment of Trimmings, Gimps,. Buttons, Cords, Tassels, Bindings, Ac., Ac,; of direct, importation,is now opolting, (and. will remain open for a few days,) at M’Kennu's Auction. House, (second floor,) to which the attention of the trade.is.rerpcctfully solicited/ [aprd7l I*. M’KBNNA, Auct’r- . riTALUABLE RKAL ESTATE ATAUcriorf—Un Bat f urday evening, May Ist, at d o'clock, will. be.sold. at M’Kenna’i Auction-House, without -any;reserve, to. ifie highest bidder, all that valuable lot of land v .with; the improvements therebu situated at the south-east corhcr of Cherry alley and Sixthslreei, having a front.of 201 leeton Blxili street, and extending baek'lS or.GO feet, as msv ue desired, on said i alley. On the premise* is a brick,house, containing 5 rooms and cellar. This prop; erty offersgreat.inducemenu.io any oue disposed to in- Vest their funds in real estate* being lathe centre nf the city, near the location o£,the new i'osl Ofiice,Umted States Court, and Railroad Depot. It may be treated tor at private ssie r by. applying is Mr. Jolio Konpitz. Terms at sale. . . .i\ M’KENNa, opr24 •>.. Auctioneer. 1*« 81. OA.VIS* Auctioneer# •T>EAL ESTATE IN TIIK 'SEVENTH-WARD, at :IV Auction— On Fndfry of.ernoon, May -7th, at 2 o’clock, wilt be sold, tm the premisu*: ilmtvaluable Lot of Ground, slrunts on Centre Avtnueyin the plait of lots laid out by J. 8.. IrtS»in, near Erin street Ami Irwin’s brick yard—having a fnyvtof 20 feet ouCentre Avenue* and exteudihg back 76 feet lo an ftUey Il feet wide. ' I »P ra * Terms at sale. : P. M. DAVIS, A uct’r. BOOKS at evening, May Ist, at 7io’4locki ot theCdmtnerclalSalesßooms, cor ner of Wood and Fifth>treetsV wIJI be sold,' a.la ge col* lection ofyaluablemUcellaneousßooks, embracing fine library editihns of.standard:' works, in various depart ments of literature and; science; splendid illustrated books, in handsome- bindingf 'sapero Family Bibles; uiauk Books; Cap, Writing and Letter 'Paper; Steel Pens, Pencils, Ac. Also, a quantity of second- hand Books, from n private library. ' --■■» «P*29 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer/ W. G. a’CARTHEV, Auctioneer. " I IVF.RpooL WARE at auction.—' Will lie sold, on j:Momlay;May#j,at2 o'clock m the ufernoon, at M’U*ar ney’s Auction House, one crate assorted Liver pool Ware.- Warranted perfect; •nprfW- . ; W, G. M’CARTNKV, AuciV- HA VANA CIGARS a? Acciion —Will be Isold, on Monday, May. 3d, atffo’clock iulbe a temoon, at M’Carmey’a Auction House, 10OUO Havana Cigars ,npr3o ... ; ;- W.-G M’CARTNKV, Auct’r. SHERIFFS SAI.B/OF DRY GOODS, VARIIOTY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ac-, at AucrtoM \Viu;be sold, <m;Tuesday* May4ih, ai 10 o’clock in ihe forenoon,.by order of Carter Curti«v Esq<i Hish «f Allegheny county; st the store of Thomas W. Foster, Nos. 777 and 779 Penn alreet, Ninth Ward, the enihe slock of B*id store—comprising, in port, a large and general assomhehtof Dry Goods, Variety Goods,Boots and Shoes, Ac. The above comprises a large and well selected ftiock bf nU kinds of Goods ostially kepi in the above line of business, anti will be wclt'worihyihe at icutionof merchants arid dealers. CARTER CURTIS Sheriff. W G; MACARTNEY,AucPr. DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE, TUIIWSTICBBT,PirniBmtOH. Etfabli&bed in 181 U —Incorporated by Lt&nlatice ChaTier. ; of the North ■ * American Accountant” and Western “Steamboat Accountant.” Professor of practical Book* keeping fine Commercial sciences. J.D.WlUiams, Pro fessor of OmaraenuU and Mercantile Penmanship. N B. Hatch, of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of Mercantile-' Law.:"- -a -• '■■ : CLASSICAL akd Mathshatical Dkpaetmkst. . P. Harden, Graduuteof Jefferson College, Professor of. classical Languages and Mathematics tL Monte!, late of Paris. Professor of French. . F. Slataper, Graduate of the Polytechnic institute of Vienna, Civil Engineer and Architect* Professor of Ar chitectural. Mechanical and Landscape drawing. ■ This institution now occupies tho whole of the see* ond story of Gazsam’s Bandings/, from the corner of Third and MaTketstreeis to Post Office alley, with two spacious rooms ia the third story. Itcontinues to be the oaiy institution in this part of the country, where Mercantile and Steamboat Book-keeping are: thorough-: and practically taught. The Classical ard Mercantile Departments are conducted Out of the most spacious and elegantly furnished Ladies* Writing /looms inihe United States, is fitted up, and will be Un der iUe direction of J. D. Williams, one of the best Penmen in the Wist The Professors are all experi enced preceptors, and at the head of their -respective: professions; Circulars mailed to all parts of the country ; marlS:d&w . ■' tons RKWKIUB*r«r--****i***—'—.AJDAa a*nra«Atf, . ; - [of the late firm of Sauds&Reineman. LOUIS REIHEIU ACr & CO« IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ‘ Clocks. Watsfitty Jewtirjfi Watch ftiatcriaUj Tocis*fyc. y sre^ FIFTH BTHKKT, ONtt DOOEPEOHWOOD, PITI6BOEOU, to anno a ace to the trade and the public ; generaUy*that they bavetheraseWea'carefoflvte lected and imported from Europe, a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches,. \Vatcft' ilatcri nfs, and .Tools for Watchmakers; arid a moat elegant assortment of Jew* elry»frbm tlie best manufactories —which they otter at prices as low as they con be purchased in. the eastern markets; -• Their stock of Watches consists of Gold and Silver Patent Levers; do Detached Levers; do Lepincs; Sil-. ver Uaaniers; and elegant French time pieces, of the 7 most approved makes.. Together with a large stock dt Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the best AracricahFaclo* rtes. - Thclr : stock of Jewelry-comprises articles of every description iifihis line,such as Finger Rings, Ear Rings, : Breast Fins, Bracelets, Gold, Fob and Guard Chains/ Gold Guard Keys apd Seals, Lockets, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver and German SUver and'Table and Tea spoons, and every klud of Taney articles generally kept in establishmentsof this description. ■ They would respectfully call the attention of the trade to their extensive stock of-Wathh : . materials* and Tools, «f every variety, which they have ,taost carefully se lected;'.. - They have ulsoon.hand a Urco assoruneut of Tole tcopes, Spy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best manufactory in England. Together with a great variety of other articles too numerous to mention. Clocks, Watches and Jeweifv. repaired in the best manner end on ihe ntosi reasonable terms- foctiLy IF-- Time is money, surelyu tleservo&io he watched, nod, loader, yoa may be assured that— . Watches betterneYrweresold, Whether of silver or of gold, Than you .Will find, when cYr-you go, And look atthoseon salo below. L. nKiNiankN a cOm FlFril STREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD, . Importers aud Dealers InCiocLsj'Watcnes and Jnetlrfi Watch Watch Makers 2bc!s/4’ e « • BEG leave to announce to (lie trade and the pubUe generally, that; they have just,received, from tlie best manufacturers in Europe, a large lot of. Gold and Silver Watches, Watch Tools and Materials, mnl a most ele gant assortment of Jewelry, from the best manufactu rers—which jhey-offer at prices as. low as they can be purchased in tlio Eastern markets. - Oloekß.-Wmchea und Jewelry repaired In the best manner, and on. the most reasonable terms. : . . Prompt attention paid to orders from a distance* mnrfc4, : r ■ FENNEU MoMILLAN & ARTHUR, WHOLCSALU Orocen and Commission Merchants, NO. 91) BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. _ i_' ■' •■ ■ marSOtly* Iloilery of tUe Bsii Ruallty, A T LOW PRICES, may he obtained-at the Fifth Jr. Sl street Slocking and Underabirt Manufactory.— Those who like to buy really durable and beaatiful Goods} and at the same lime save two profits, should callatthe Mahufacturers and Importers} Fifth street, botwteiV.Wobd and Market. - |aprBt Wbat fitvccy Budy Ssys, must Be Trus t TT is said that UOOBYER, at the Baa Hive Clothino X SnraK, Liberty.street,'sells tUecbeapestClo*. thing in ihe City—well m&do and fhshioh&kly cpt. Call and examine them; uad/yoo will not be dlaappoinied,- Jtm received; by Express, a splendid assortment of Fancy C’ishrceref, RrowD 3 Green and Blue Cloths, enp oilier Fashionable Goods, euiUble for the season, whlc j -we are prepared to make to order, (without disappoinli ment,) in u style unsurpassed in the City: Come nml see. . . • \ . marOl U, UOOKINSOM'O FANCY CHINA STORE, 50 WOOD fT&HET, REA&.THS ST. CU4HLXS HOTEL. r JUST receiving andpow opening, the best assortment i of WHITE STONE.and FaNCY CHINA. ever brought to this city, with every, .other/variety-of Gla«», Qucensware, Britannia Ware, Japan Waiters, Solar Hanging and Stand Lamps,Candcle'.ras, Ac. • {mar3b LITHOGRAPHIC- superior Puns for use of Lithographers,Tor sale by W. 8. HAVEN, Bbokieller.and Stationer, ; apr*J7 corner of Market aud Second sts. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the A. “Fifth Ward Savings Bank! 1 wilt be heid at the of- Bee of the BaukiNo. did;Liberty street, oaTueeday; the .tiQih day of Jane?; nexvat 10 o^clock,:A. : M.,-vrith refer* er.ee to having the slock consoUdated into.a corporate -company. {Qpi2o-2m] JOHN STEWART, Secreury. : TTkIHED FRUIT.—If you'want • Raisins, Currants, %J Jigs,New York Plums, Pared Peaches, Pruoe*, Acv the best and- cheapest store in Pittsburgh, to: hey them, is at MORRIS’ TEA STORE, in the Diamond. ; apr27 . „ DOST. A ;NOTE.at four months,.dated New York, March.- A 26th, lifli, for 81,344 63,'drawn byJameaA.Mc- Khjgbt to the orderof Edwaru Lambert A Co.,supposed, to be lost. All- persons are captioned againsLnegoiia* tmgionhe same. . , - . (aprifl ~ OH A GALLS. LINSEED OIL—For sale at AUU DR, KBYsFR’3 Drag Store, aprS3 ... 140 Wood street} Pittsburgh* MOLASSES-125 bMs. Plantation; and,; : - 10 do Sugar House; Received and for salo by ' apr2S KING A MOORHEAD, fpBAS—7S hair chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder,' X Imperial, and B ack .'Teas, in store and for sale bv aptS3_J KING A MOQBIIR.n y T>EFINEO SUGARSr-l’owaeredjvnuheilj Clarified XV Boaf) mawre und for sale i>, apr2B . KING fc MOOBHRAD. IJißATHGßS~losoey»Ky..l'eatlM!HreceiTed»nil(or' ' .ale by ■ faprgfi] KING A MOORHEAD -I>ACON~2DOttI!j« just received aod loraale liy ! -apr27 ABMBTRON& A CROiiER. -X>AR|jEY—WiioSarjaatree’dalKl for aa'e |.y : JP aprff - AHM3TBONG & CROZKR. ' "&*■ OSS—IO baiea.jßat recelvedand for aaiefiy " : ifL opia? chozer. t *■,-* *s£«►.* \ %t* ,z* ' ‘*_ !tV> » * r- , t \ c - *v>*4»..\-vrv '• *■ •-•>a.-:.<•;,• ' V. * * ~ * f V < ; • • ■ , _-*-?>***«• ~% ]&•*** *~ic- " •_ j; Vfc, “ «. -v. «*• - ~ Nt ,4 *■*>■*’^ « BANKERS & BROKERS. 8. Vi U> TIKBIfAM. VIKBLZ9AB A CO.* BANKKR9 AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, : itfo. 95 Wood, iiutt; Diamond alley . Removal)* Patricks &, Friend, „„ BANKKBBANI>BXCOAWOIfiBH«KKBS, HAVE-REMOVED THEIR OFFICE ' to to* flowtsa or firm ard wood wiects, • - F&itargl;Fa. PATRICKS & FRIEND, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, find Dealers In Notes* Drafts, Acceptances, GoMvS»lveT and Bank Notes. Exchange on iheEasient andWeat* ern clues constantly for sale. • . Collections inadelrrfilf the cities throughout the Uni ted Slates.- Dtfpositesteceiveil in par funds or current paper; at the eornerof Fifth and.Wond streets. IfcKl,. Domettic and foreign Exchange, Bank iVol«, , . Q<3ldandSUvtTißought,So*d and Ezthangtdy ... SXOBAHOB ASO BXHKIHO BODBB . ' * o» I" -f.' William A. Mill & Co., ~ M Wood Straet. PITTSBURGH. ■ f"IftF»BBBTAt.EOW«noM TIMtDH?OStTS ' i~ang2S iitaoTu. H. HOljfflttS d SOHB, *?®>P Buutaa abb bxciuhsb orrtc* Tt> No. 67. liarlat tlTutiftut dornt iiloo oii tlani. N. HOLMES i SONS, Bankers and exchange brokers, and Dea lers in Notes, Drafts, Accepuraeea,Gold, Silver and Uank Notes. Exchange on tlie . Eastern and Western cities constantly for sale. v Collections made in all the cities throughout the Uni ted States.. Depositee received in par funds or current paper, No. 67. Market street, between Third and Fourth streets. ianJKMy. f 4 B *®*HooflU - - - v . - - ■ THOS.OXUaKhT -HOOH A SARGHIHT. • BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BIU)KERS» N.B. Comtrof Woad and Sixth struts. > PWtbufqh. Pi TpIEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, TiraeDiila; Foreign A? El ?¥ lll f £ '-Certiecaiea of DepoaUjAe EXCHANGE on aUtne ?rinclpaVC{ties of. the Colon surastoinUpufchoßers; • parfundorecel ved on deposit® -COLLECTIONS in adeonafljJartß of tholTmon, tube loweßtiateß. • aepU-ly O’Connort ftSroLber & 4;o. ( - _ B&NKEII3 ANO EXCHANGE CHOKERS. rYkAi-ERS-iriDomestic and Foreign Exclude, Time ■3-J., and sight Biilsj Co'n, Uncurrent and■■•Par: Funds; *<?• Office, corner Tiiril .niui Wood street*, Httsbttrgh. . . fmorl7:tf H ili< e, iron : bankers and exchange brokers, .SI o ?.*}} 7 B'coj and F’/it sirr'li. ICHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly to reale. Time Bills.of Exchange and ; Notes dta counted. Gold.Sitver andßank Notes,bought an.) sold. Collections raadelnaHtlie principal cltieaof the United Btaiea;_ Deposits received of Ear and Current Funds. . tnarißty ■. 1 ■■■■■.■ i O. H. ARHOED & CO., ■ BAN.KBHSj' AND DEALERS IX EXCHANGE COIN, BANK NOTES, SIGHT AND TIME DRAFTS, Ac., Ac. Calleciinnscareruuy attended.to, and proceeds remit* ted to any part of ihe Union. B^STOCKS-°®3 BOUGHT AM* SOLD ON COMMISSION. f • JVo. T 4» Foutlk street, Neitdoorto the Bank of Pittsburgh. How System and New Remedies I FOR THE.CURE OF CONSUMPTION! NUTALL’S SYBIAOUM, IN THREE BOTTLES, CONTAIhIBQ •••■' THREE DIFFERENT PREPARATIONS, ‘ VOS TUB COBB OP ’TUB' THREE DIFFERENT STAGES OF ooNstrAiPTioai SYMPTOMS. 'Cough, pam m the breast, side, bead, back, joints ana •limbs, Inflammation, sore* ness end tickling in the throat, fever, difficult and quick breathing, expectant* turn frothy. Costivencss, spasmodic cough,violent fever, night, morning and mid day sweat, b'ectic dbsh ln the lace ana .cheeks,horningheiu in the palms of the hands and soles of he CtzljxvtrioTatianeasv, : copious, and streaked wtih \ ftisod. • ' I SYMPTOMS. I Diorrhma, diminished fe ver, coagb and morning sweaxs,great.&nd increasing debility, ' frequent fainting fill, slight delirium, and a wellingof iheextrerbitfes. *l*o THE AFFLICTED.—Tbe anpearance in ihTee bottles of NUTALL’S SYRIACUUUu newerain me dicine, from, its novelty and .direct opposition to the old absurd and inconsistent ONE BOTTLE SYSTEM \ while iu success, prepared in thiemanner, (each bottle containing a differeru preparation), in cimrtg this differ ini stdgu.which characterize Consumption, has estab lished the welcome trmh of the Curability of.every stage ■ tf Pubrutnary Consmmpition. -■■■*. • Pbysicians approve of iLbecause it is based upon cor rect Physiological and Pathological principles.' The public approve of it, because it is Common iSenw, and because tbeyirnew /torn, aadezpirtfnreilmtone prepfc* ration; will not core the (Arira stages of ' Tbe'6uffering, disappointed and oiseouraged invalid ap proves of it, because its principles bold out a reasonable Hsp« t and when he uses NutalPa Syiiacnra,hiß hopes arerealixed. - • FIRST STAGE. incipient Consumption, in Blue Wrapper*. SECOND STAGE. Confirmed Consumption, in Pink Wrappers. THIRD STAGE.*. .; irhc is in lha first stage of Consumvtvmy and uses the first bottle, his expectoration, difficult and palatal; be* comes free and. easy ; his coughsoon gets well; the soreness, tickling in his throat, inflammation, pamiit his breast, side, head, back, iointsandllrabsare removed. , If he is In the second stage aniuSes iheaeednd boule his fever leaves him j his. disturbed .slumbers become: sweet an fYe freshing; his night [sweats vanish; bis ex pectoration copious and bloody,assumes a healthy ap pearance, and at fength disappears; his bowels' be* come regular! . tils appetite - returns; the flush in lus Cheek disappears; the burning heat intbo palms of his hands' and soles of his feeiare felt, no longer; hlscough now'ceases; he recovers andlswell. . • If Ue is in thejliird stage, and usesthe third bottle, his Diarrhea gradually cefuse*; hia weak bowels become strong; his cough and other bad symptoms disappear; feeble digestion becomes strong-and vigorous; his stomaeh recovers iu proper tone,Arid creates new,rich and nourishing blood; hih strength returns; his wasted body is clothed with flesh; ms lips is saved, &ndhe is restored tohealtb. -Each boulaofNntalPs Syrlaeum has the Symptoms of the stage forwhich it is intended printed In front of the invalid,knowtnghnoWn symp toms; can judge for himself, 1 W HIGH BOTTLE HERE* QUIRES; .coitseq[uenUy. no mistake can occur in se lecting the proper medicine. :. See Pamphfelin pos«essionof the Editor of this paper, containing Dr.Nutall’e Pathology of Consumption.— ' Lectnres on tbe stricture and uses of kite Human Lungs, and certificates of cares. B3* Prepared enlyby:Dr. NUTALL, inventor and Proprietor. Price One Dollar Perßoule. ’ For sale at the Drug Store of DK. GKO. tL KGYSER.NoLMO, ..comerof Wood street and Virgin alley, :••• . ; only .Wholesale, and • Retail Agent for Pittsburgh.' • Ja7:d&w PlrvatcDlscaaee. DB. BROWN v No. 41;DlAMOND ALLEY. ' Davorxs hls.entlreuuentiouto an office practice.; nialußlnessismostly confinedio Priwttcr Vtntrtai Distaus. and such pain* •, ful affections, bronghton pry imprudence, ; youthful Indulgence and excess. nWffr" : Syphilis, Syphilitic i Eruptions, Gorton, 1 hea, Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the UloddvWith all diseases 6 . the venerea, origin. Skin Diseases. Bcorbutio Eruptions, Tetter. Ringworm,Mercurial Diseases,Seminal Weakness,lm* potency; Piles, Rheumatism. Female Weakness, Month ly Suppressions,Diseases orthe Jolms, Fistula ia Anoj NervouaAffecttona, Pains in the*Rack and Lotns,lrriUk” lions of the Bladder and Kidneys,successfully treated. Core guaranteed. Sixteen years’practice (six In this citytenables'Dr. Drown tooaerassur&nceßofspecdy cure to all who may come under Ids care. - Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay. . |p* Charges moderate. . • novfcd&wly AHEADUFALU EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OlLi Prepared and sold liy jNo. youngson, 209 Liberty street. .This, powerfully concentrated pre paration; themedlcnlvintteaofwlucli are found to be eight times the stiengtb of the original American Oil. Il ls pul up in bottles atiWand K| coma, each, tyltlt full directions forlts use. In every disease wheretheorirn nal American OH has been round at all ediencioos, and try it- , „„ JOHN YOUNGSON. / N.B. The original Oil in ha .natural stale as taken from the bowels of the earth, can bebad ns above-and #illbe found notwithstanding a cent lu firm Qlalms to be the only Proprietors. ' ni4w«lf TYEU&IATISfU.— Or. Brown's newly. aiBcovte*l tern- XVedyfor Rheumatism is * speedy anJcenam remedy foithiipalnfoUTOUblev* ltnetrer falli.,:• • J 4 • T ■ . Office and Private Consultation Room* No. 41, OlA« «ON», PUttborjb, P«nn*-v Tb» Popwr»» •Jwjy* i» torn® * MorchlOd&w Htiugfr ft Aißbo«iy»». D»g»er r «otypM.■ mHE undersiKned would inform their many mends and l-6lbers,iha?they have removed from Burke’* Build in* to No.C2 Fourth street, (a few doors obove their old stand) where they have Cited up rooms fordaguerreo tvpinr. Having a very, superior arrangement of hghi, and tlmmdst approved instruments now in use, with some ten years experience m the business, they pledge themselves to turn outas gefod pictures os any other es« tfltUshmeniin the country,"ana far more nesses than bas heretofore been furnished tothe citizens of Pi tsburgh, either single or inercups Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited to call, whether they wish pictures dr not. * Our motto is"goodpiclares > fair prices, end perfect sat' iafaction to ourcusUnners. HOUGH & ANTHON Y! v Ni B.~We furt)jsh aH articles in ourbusiness toother operatortas heretofore. ap!s Furniture usd Cha!r ~Wartrooai« ffg JOSEPH MEYER, 421 Penn street, above the HkCanal Bridge) keeps constantly: on hand and make* fcSa iQ-nriler. nt ihft totnsi imrw.every deacnpUon ot Fancy and Plain FURNITuRfi, SOFAS and CHAIRS of the beat workmanship and most approved styles. * * Purchasers would do wall to visit his Wareroomi; - mv47«d&wlv •T BkD PlPE.—lmproved Patent Lead Pipe, for 8 i Hjdranis; Pumps;,. , Aqueducts; Hydraulic Rama; Chernies! uses, and Springe; V: All sizes and-thicknesses,always on hand, and for tale low, by - ALEXANDER GORDON, aptl«:<Qar*w6t 13t Front street. ■RfY jniLS- No«SMACKEREL, to arrive; nnd'fnr sale Ul/.by TAAFFE, MAGUIRE A BANE, apiZt). 124 Second street. w Uj]«. Lojilsville, lot gals • , . ' 3TPAKT * SILL. V l *%% R - 7SW >^ etow LL^t » n^mwTcM>zßK. *■* , * r ' ' w -‘ -•.**> -*.* • * •,: 1 >••• '. • ••, V i’.'^-tf I .*. . • ,•:-. »-,r. : : ! - *•■ »,'•••. --vvV .*•-.. w. r- f- u». •?• r - *•.•„• '• " -f ' •'■' ■"' ■: . s-z.-m* fi ' - x r ■ ■ ' .?OR SALE & TO LET. ' S' property, pfejrantly situate -river, and only iview dr the : BfWyo. Tie loi le ™ onoD ® at,el * ' : :by £3l feet decp6nSyJ£y!2?V.wLi'y n, i un & , ‘ m *•»»'. Two dwellmy of'lSa 10 Cifili'elrcet. prnch.and lothei fruit ltde. *£,s w:?*'*« «the door,- . * DWIiLLiiSO lU-LKI'-LN^L 1 ' ■ - A. pied by Rev Henry R S 0^ 0 " I ,'? 0 "’ °rJ?, d Hie resilience of Geo!*® 'H ; Riddle, Kjq. Tie house is arranged with Loll- do», • bi«* dining room and kitchen,MHho X»FBi floor«• aim four bed chambers tm jbe rncond floor; wiihifimah" • e « attic, a Rood rlftbiej the yardt*iarge,andebouirda with fruit trees and shrubbery. Hydrant Water,' and a good pump at the door: it 1* one of the raou pleasant residences in Allegheny Oilt\ •■:■•_ Rent 8150 per yeur. Apply to __ W’LAtN A MftFPITF. a No. i?J Fifth/?trM»t< Wtisbutgh ' ' v ' To het* , MISSOURI EXCHANGE, on Winer street, B§H-:. M earthe comer of Short street, y For terms,op. Jgi£B rjy to Alderman PARKINSON, Sih Ward. * , Aprttt’tf «• • ’ ■ A Pleasant Residence '• RENT— A CotingeDwelling House, with wide; X; halland wing rooms, pnnico infronf and rcnr.uood cellar, siable, cainaffc liodse well and cistern, lancy and kitchen garden, almndi nee of grapes and other ,1k ' and choice fruits, the wmde ii wed arranerd 'or clean-' are and convenience, and In an rleva'ed ami pleasant location, in llancliestcr. In,mjdiate.poiwf3ion given/. ®"■ r V U 'U««»RT*. GfllCMil ACftnii -i MSumKlieW ArfecV ■■■ ■ s A Good Farm lot. Y- : - (■'’IONTAINJNti about fcUacre.’i.-lG iiiid J lialonee. prime l inker; piiuftterfin ijr, n*ar. Aiarjetm„Ohio: Only in. haTHf~:bnlajice m yearly payments of jsliiu Apply to iVcLAIM .it WOFFITT; _Vb Fifth street: • * riUJ U2T—Tut: SjfOKK'irOOM n»rd FIXTOHES i occupied bv the *irtf?criLer. Posse i*ic-n given on ii*e llirh i!i6i» Fonerms cr.quifu of* ; > .' - } wi* , -R CHESTER;7rgm:tr»ficld*i. gem .to sToai:,KooM.--wcuidiuiu t tor . jbsEaro Shoe,.Diy Goods. Tumimug or-Grocery'Stoye--' RcJa Jow> s to 3 UOI.miANN. , mai3o r lid Market toe* t fpO LliTr-Tlie Bui>*cnb»r. oiler*.. for Kent.. Die ■ ■••; .4 atore-foan miwoecU}>r«d ty Mesars. ADavb.NosS Maueisireel Posgassidr* .iiwn. KS»gg on The Ist of Api,-. • Km-ulyo of • ; ' - •••* ~ Jan_s:if ITPAULSON, No 73 U*oq j ihe lsfof April jirttvibo-- .BpSfrflorei wuli Duelling.aitaoJUed.on anil Firsi streets—a#ood buignoM-*i£ns : • • idra.&torcorTavKni, it beuiyonly.out sgusirfl Sroiir thai 1 Wer—"Will be rented low to a.gcod tenants Aptfly to ""■ WALTUU BIUNT*' /- "EKI Libfltiy at.o ; LOTS FOR SALE. . /~\NE LOT,In jh<j Eighth Ward of. tlie City of-Pius-' v/ burgh, fronting ott Locust- .street/ 2y3 feet fromlhg on Vanhfajunaueet,rangingtodiebluff 40D feet,front* .'■•■: tng lae Vy J feet, homing or. Miltenfjerger'. Street 4(R>fe&t. ■ ■■■» 6 _ One oilier Lot, adjoining the above, in. Pin urvTnsMp; ■ fronutig on Lo«sm»i street m feet, fronting on Kill cn* : berget's; sheet to tUe.bbiff-333 r an'USd looking the feet, i-miiud of Itie prop*" feetio Locust Mfcer--' 1 ' One other Loi,Vn Piit lown«hip,ffouting on Loenst st. v ' 293 fee'j frontingon street l^QTeii.tto a feet alley* framing mi taid alley-£93 . feet to tt llae of' - property of la-fi> James Irwin. front alley to Loottst VdOfeet. - - .., -.■rOne other Lot Jit the city oi fromlng-on Locust street feet, fronting on Vanbruam street Ws feet to a2l feet alley, fronting on said alley« 93 feet,V : fronting on Miitcuberper street. (o Locuat st' ••■ -• One other Lot, frontug on Forbes sttceidS feet, from tngoii Miltetibergerstfeei ISO feet to a 84 feet alley; oar the •md alley 4# feet to. Lot Ao. -iH in Mllienberirer’s plan of J<ots . • - ■ ~. ■ •: v One other Lot, fronting-on Forbe* alreetCO f«t t frbftf> - mg on-Vanbraam ttreel lSO>feetj>Ui a IM feet -alleyt • ffoMiugqn stud alfr) W leei. « ~ -» :-I-will set!/oreu.'ai,op long-.lyne,, or on perpeiusi lease. . For patuculars, enquire of the subscriber, on the cornefoj.Sartdusky street and Soath Common, Al legheny,CUy< ■ ' ■ * . v -.Vi 8 - »,«■ maT2o:4m . • ' . CFO. MILTENDKRGER. A ; TWiCR&Lii« co.'s FORWARDING ANl> COMMISSION UOUSE, " NKW ORLEAys . „ ff'HIS long eaiaXih.ihed llouxpccnfcne ihe}^nuemion ; v X strictly tn.sales and purchases on Coinimsaiou,-and to.the Forvvaidmg business geuorally. They solicit , a conunuanue of ihe liberat/’jiaironage heretofore given then). JanxiaryiSfltiH'i. ~ . ' COMMISSION HOUSE,- ' SAINT LOUIS. ■ - JOHN W. •• *• MOflflnJOff* COMMISSION AND FOItWARuING mSrcHANJTS, Corner of- Commercial and 'Pirit streets. "WTILL promptly attend to -at! constehmenisuncl tfora* • ft missions entrusted to them,aittfViilmale JiOcYal cask advances on consignments or Hills :of L&didff in ' hand; - ’ > Orders for the purchase of Lead; Grain, Flemp and* other Produce, wilt be promptly blleu&t the lowest poa* eilile prices, and on the beat terms.:•••■' 1 ■ : ■ They will also -undertake the ;aettlemeni and cottcc* lion of claims of importance; ftud hope, by their espe* ciat personal efforts and attention to.all the mtcreats-of iheir friends; to give general ' • . : IttFiOIBSCFB, Geo. Collier, St. Louis; Kllisi Morton, Cincinnati:* .Page&Bncon do .Straddr & Gorman do .Charless, Blow &Co, do Ifozca fc Frazer; ' ;do Chouteau & Valle, 'do fitor/nger&Wl]U*inan,do D. Leech A vWtllia;n { Holmes A. J; WV Butler CtjßrO vPittalmrgh: Morgan;'J M..Buct &*M6»ffan l Philadelphia; SUielda I‘hiladelnhiai H. D» Newcomb ft Bro., and \V. B; Reynolds, Louisville; ‘ . T. C. TWICUELL it CO s New Orleans. - .Blew Good* at Uuuiaal Low Friceal DGUEGG&CO.jISto.iS7 l ubnli westeffrnePof-WflOll 4 street and diamond alley, arc cowopening: llißir *• second purchase of SPRINGAND, SUMMER, DRY 'GOODS AND VA havcbeen selected by the senior partn?rwitlt grbat cor6,.exprec*Tj*foe the trade. Our slock consists in part of Frcncti and JSngUih Broadcloths, 'Cdseimeree, SaU- '{■■ neiis u Bammer Pinuloonery, fancy'Trimmings, Pop lins, Be Laiucs, {.atvns.Bersgeyjy'a heavy stocks Fancy Prints, latest sij les.Alpaeos plain and fignretLFrencb. Scplch end and Bleached MusUtiSjlOOOddz Hb*ittryt6lovea,a large andbeatnifoh” assoTuncmf dies’ Dress Gooda, assortment o£ldW*f Style*: - .;Vi Silk uad Gingham Parasols *,'Uutlan& dixd-palmLcaf m *' Uats. Our stock of Varieties ii very large and com-' Slete, together with an cxitiiicivo slockof Gold and Gill ewelrjr, Hold and ,Silver Veits:aud Pencils 4 ,: Clocks.m great variety; . Outstock of DryCbodslilarge apdcom pleie . To which we wouldMiivito tlnf attention of City IMaPerß, Country Mercliimtv and Pedlar*, hkwe 'can offer Goods, on eueh terms us will miikeit&n objeCl’Of their particular aucutiob. ' apr-’DiOiu. r BostV* ui K rfostou auc .lew Sfork JPianoii TITHE aabscnbons now receiving Glut often farsabv -JL-l a very itirge. and Uesirnbto Black ofPI A N 03 r from the'tuoit celebrated m*uiufaclorio3 of Boston and New York.- Among outers, NUNN A 01/ARK‘S Pi*nos,< , 2J.ouiv;WVth style, 7 octaves, elegantly-carved- Mid i f-: vfloishedaU round, made.by Nunna-A Clark. , v. i C| octave, rouud corner r und earved sliding music* ' tack,NnmisAClark, 20$ octaves, rQnnd corner, and.carved sliding muslc-v rack, ■ : v2 f Ci octavo*, sound cojner, with Coleman’s wEloian Auacimoeiifjttiid patent tunabfe jeeds. t HALLET& ALLEN’S Boston t»u*o3. f . I 6| octave, double round, corner, elegant moulding, new scale, and patent iron frame. ... 1 G-ocmvo .• . . do.. . da. J. B. DUNfIAM’S PI VNO3, New Yojk* , 2»l octave, plain square, rose wood. .- 2d octave, round corner,gothic tablet . 30| octave, squarq and tablet. • 46} double round corner, gothic tablet 1 ‘ > 1 GrandCnncertPiano,?. octave?; new scale, elejrint"' -* moliMtog, Ac.. 0 -■ . -N. B.—The above. Pianos will positively be sold at ■ ndditiOn of freight,Aq. ; Awritien guaranty will ho given with-each Piano. warranting the same for THREE iYI3ABS r and the mo* nev remnded, if ibe instrument Is proved Imperfect and faulty. It XLEBER, Sign of the Golden Harm ■ ' No. iOl Third street : aprl2, ■ • .. • , New Stocks or cmcftertng’» j>i<Mio j , onM« ■■■' - JUST received; Oy the Pennsylvania. . ft new «tock of PI AKOPORTRS. 4 ; TITm iF®.Wlffom the - celebrated maimfactorv oFv-.- ■ 1;« V ,; % f CUiCKERINO; Boston,consUtinir.oP*-'' l ' One Superb GRAND PIANO rORTR, fuU7pc?am, superbly curved in the styieof LouUXIV. : One Rosewood cervcd liquid X l V ..7 Octavo Piano/* One Rosewood carved round comere 7^ -tj&<■ 'do ■•■■; Three do plain do - do 7 do do * : Two do do do do C|„ dc* 'do 'J One -dp . .do >• do- -do dodo - One : 'do carved 1 ‘ 4 do flj 'do- dp;-•:/ • Three db * plain s da . do ti -do do : ‘ • One do do round front 8 tfo do * Three do do■■■•••.• A square cornet r..do^,;dOvv . ThesePlANO FORTBSaronllinadelnthtrmOTtpiaV.: atantml mannerv Patent Iron Frame td eveiy, jn«rft*;> ; inept* and arerafticularlyto Rieud tlmiaosi eeveift cltv , mate. Mt CHICXERING hflt-Oi late enffttgCd‘hi* mancfacsuriiJg faclhlier, oni]hppe3.?cot»*£.&eabJo to. ■:■ meet moat or the pressing demand* far Ms inattementa. ... Also, received and for -ole, a large and very.elegant ioiof carved and pbtn■ Piano rories covered wuhUa- Exclusive Ajsehtfor VVesteitt4*«rrftB, t ifnr Pianfrs. ~ Drr Oooilll > v; *■ s AMES M’CANDI-ESS fc C 0„ ‘ 109 Wood- Wood -Street, - A 'RErtow op«n«rga% ,, ersr extensive <u>d well assorted A Block of Spring and SUMMER goods: Coni sisung iqj>au of Ffentflr and .-English Broad Cloths* TwccgB,.CaBylmeT*a,:CaihmereH8 t :ro£«kiQB*:i<‘fl'nB,:;" Couonudcst Dr>lhr>g« r Liucuv coaunfffy ai'd Fancy CQUon r Vc»ung«.<- AUo, aboat fOuCASEBPLAItt • AND FANCY DRLSS GOODS,embracing the newtgt 4 • styles of iJiik and BeragcßeLoioes,- Bla'jk ftiounung iwdFancyXfcwntf* Plain and. Fancy . Calicos* in great 'Varieiy: Ffehcir; - Scoich and Domeiuc Gmabams».. Palin LcafvLeiftOrt' 7 >; :KoBSUih,l!aagarißnami MexicaoHaia; SilfcGidfrhsin ; - .'and; Colton l’arruols.&c., ' : WbOlesale-on \be nsoal 4c<*ommod<>Tin rn>r<n< < " v »k w ciormsu Houoß.<. ■ ed&lund watts a co. • . MERCHANT >T AI tolas'," ..Vo. 195 Liberty-strut, alovt'St. Clair.. . « a nc " C '^ ; '>S Store,'ante above' - ptape, ana are now receiving a apiendll lot ol • wotbr, Caaßuaeres, Vestiaes, the ic.cM imports* '• i?«\P , J Te k*tcd , witUa!*.«spee{alYiew to dlty;irade»and T«mca they are prephreft io mnlceup tnordef in the ia« > *.' raosi iiyles; -Theyintend to pay :«tnct attention toihUbranch of ibe»rbu*incB», andlary <■ hayefull confidence ihvt they will bentde logive their customers entire satisfaction- They'ereoho cuanDfaetu* ting ,a choice 1 o iso f KEADY.MADIi CLOTHING; *of/ the newest aiyle*; which they will aeinow for cfcshV As all ihis sloct is'cntirtlytacw;- it U wonhy ihsauen* ’ on .of hnyrrs. > *• ' ..TwwrifHr - Watches, <Cc. tt AVlNGjast. returned from; the lutstcm cities, I ■f"l • have brought witHmo -cne ofthe mosrl>cflsnirtil ! - ;; ' anti earefaHy selected Stocks nMcwel y, Watches and: Fancy: Goods*: ever offered to me Pablto* Person*' 1 wishing 10 purchase any’ thing; in .my line*c&ntely ou. • getting a good BMicle, Ido. not advertise tosell good*- • ~ below cost, nor 50 per cent. chcßpgr thou any hpus&ut ' the city. Give me aj call, and I suvsurr yoa will be gatisfiod that I can sell ctgood article a3?hcsp as any of them. i\ . ’ ;, t , Anolher.fact i Twish-to keep bcfhN*' the psop r e- If -you wantvyout Watcb,Cl(ttk,ef any nttfcle of Jewel* } ry, repaired m the best manner,thU plftctf tobonfo * it dontJ. -To: ranch of my baalucss L s**“ devtoft.. espcci&l attention,. , -•?_• .. "- 'v 'JOHN S. KENNEDY, M.MarteMireri. yifndf.lH-r—- V , /JIABSmSE JNK-rrSoperiof t' O jnsnttfaolurejfor.Mle *1; ■ >V. 9 HA.VJ!N>9 .■ S»uou»»\Vawl»«*, spi93 CwntrofMsxKtl tuict Sesona towh, i-r ~ - ~-V^ v*4. ? .V-W-v--?.. :. v '-'-V " . -..*•> V'U •::? V"^. ; ':;V- •* V:i *' V l. ' - > - ■' r 'i r i .<t '.i - ” V, V" '' - >-f ~' J P, GREGG &CO/ * V V • ~ V V
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