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» •«r r 4'wl«4m*<ronrctmr IQnmld; for **l« by ~• ~'T' r s"n7 < r 26 Bunder, a &) <j , .
«4rJo,- - t , - ISAIAH MCKKYJtCo \fOVU>-CASDLS» T ISbx» aaperior Moo d Can- *7 Monday.. . fi M n a £lf
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febai *■■ • ;sS . r; IS iff ilil
A COMPLETE act of Backet Maehinenf for »alo 3o Tbomdayj SW 013 II U
Jow.b*_ (feb34l JOHN S. PIT-WORTH 31 Friday,' B<7 813 morn.
A PPLEft k PEACHES—* scksdryapples; 12 do
•tl. peaches; now landing from almr Btnjrruid, and for
»*teby . tSAIAHXMCKEVfcCo
CENTIMES—4O hM* prise N O Sojar, 41 bblapUn.
V Ution 51oUsm*;21 csk* patent Sou Ash; landing
from rime ftnrtli Hirer, aui tot mJ« by
._•• martO S W kU MiTCHELTRKE
j'BEDHAUS-7 Midland 9U tree extra
i; reed by tbe Newton, and for tale by -
; BROWN* CULBERTSON
SUGAR C
Clarinet
nartOl
3—lto bble N O, reed per itmr North
adibrnfo by
- j IatOWN A CULBERTSON
Mssr.
. OUlSB^'
hbd« prune K O t jtM reed aad for tale br
I. . - WEST BOWEN
—39 bbli'plantation! jnst reed and for
mart) . .WEST BO WEN.
Molassj
•aaJe.bjrr
&3f.
ibtiet'good, in atore and fortate by
WEST BOWEN
. <oFront street
1 hMt prime N O; 40 bet prime white
i LbU Km 4, 5,7 A tf, tn atore and
merit LAMBERT A SMtPTON -
SUGAB-t
Braajfc 1(
tor sale by!
SH.MOU
• eriwd *1
■ 1
SEB—lOO bbU LoiiUUna Refinery, re
for file brj -1 ...
I.AMBERT A SHIPTON
bn prim* green Bio; ID do doLagnay*
1/ More ana sr mU« by
marts. 1 i LAMBERT ASffIPTON
SUNDRIEB-10 Ul* lard: 111 kee»do;'sbbU flax'-'
eeed; 9 bin ran; 4 bbls floor 6 bags mustard iced;
«» bancors, landing from tlmr Bbade XslttuLud for
sate by- m 07 • - - JAB DALZELL
TJUiOUR—UObUU family, in storaand fin sals by '
• X martt. /. • JOHNS DILWOBTH
jTYE—flßbaiairio storeand far sale by '
l »aH7- ••■ - JOMKB DILWOBTH
J, /"'IINCINNATI BOAP—IOO Uxnia non *nd tor mbs by
- \J .marl?,' ~ / - ; JOHN'SDILWOBTH
/"WFFEE—UOU bags prims Rjo, la store and for »eie
7 V/by, .. marl 7 :., • . JOHN 8 DILWOBTH
bn, 8 liif bn, wr tale by
’ IV_ marir. - BUSIfFTKLD A BOE__
.firiull,’’4 hxs whaolikTnna
IkJia'storanadtersalelowby. ■
;••"■ •>• ■ ENG LIS IT A BENNETT
'TJOCK CANDY—IS bxi while and yellow in store
XW and lor saia low by • t
fcbH •. ENOUSHABEhTTgIT
CSUNDBIESHtt bsafeather*; 1 do ginseng; 6 do rani
O.lfldopeaeneK fl. doanples; ISdo .flaxseed; I7da
bsansitobU lanfcl do tallow: to arrive; tor sate by
r mailß " • ISAIAH DICKEY ACo
T>AOON,CINCINNATICUBED-99 caaki iheol.
fader*; • hxa do; fl etas hams; reed and forsale by
, 'taartl..-' -- - IUGILL,BTOHFXBLDfa EOE
kULKUAXSAfiIIOULDERS-Foraateby
l . aarHL McCILL, BUSHFIELD A 808
.rPAß—flSbblaNC. reed end for aaleby ‘
1• - .martfr} -■■ •■•. - TABSKV*BEST -
/TaSDLES—SO b*a Cincinnati
L/aateby- ' Smart* ' TASSeY k BEST - ~
/"'JOTTON-SO bales, laudinc Jramstmr Lady Byron;
V/brsateby] JASDALZELL
- • mart* ‘ -I , 1' i : • water rt
TtCOLABSES—SObbU landing from stmr Lady Byron:
JjX for sale by mnrlC .■ jaa nti-gvl r f
SUGAB— 10 hhd* Ji O, raed par star Robert Id orris;
for sale by; DROWN A CULBERTSON
K natlO | . ’ 113 liberty street
■OATENT 80BA ASH—a catk* fine qaallry, (Jas.
jr.Unorau A 800 V; brand.) prepared expressly Jbr
Glass hfanafsctnrcrAAo azrira per North River, and.
for tale by ] , -IV4 H AUTCBELTREE
' ’ maria < |- . 100 liberty st.
SUGAR— ISO'hhd* prime N O, jost rac’d per soar
Aihcric&n Earle and i*a!o.Alio; tor sale by ,
maria I 1; JAS VmTCHISON ACo
/~IIG^RS-d,OOP Havana, mijr.bojces.of varions and
brands; for sala by WEST BOWEN
..' febaa ■' ; 70ffoat st
SUNDRIES— fB bbU small white beans; 36 do, mess
pork; 9 do laid; landing from atmr, and fox —>«» br
marl 4 | ■ ■ UAOALEY. k 81UT1I
*~r k LEMONS—£S bxs Oranges; 99 do
\ V/Lenmns, landing trosn atmr BchoyUull, lor tala by
1 k .marl4 , . PAG ALKY k BAUTH ■,
"> !' • w. t -»
WHITE BRAZIL SUGAB—I24 bn of aoMTier
qaaljty, for »ale by BAGALKY A SMITH
DIO COFFEE—OOO bags prime, in store and ter salt
jtty marl* 1 BAG ALKY A SJtjTTH
IAISINS & RICE—BOO bx» bunch tailing 10Q tri
fresh fict, just rted and £3 r sate
bbla plantation,,
L 'Anertca, dnd forcale br
m*rl4. i - ■' • • J
iULEPOBK-rIIUXIO lb*, tcct’* per •tar Lake Erie,
rend for ante’by marH JASDALZELL
Idj fcGAR—ISU hbd* prime NiO, landing front atmi
O America end American Eagle, for lale by
r mail* ; , . " JAR FLOYD
Tbf OLASSES-j 130 bbJ» plantation, ; ui prime order,
lit I landing from atmr America. foraalabT
1 J t K FLOYD
POTA3H— 10 eaka pore, on'conaignmen. ior *ale by
marl* IT • - JA K FLOYD
■ bbla cloTer teed, 10 bub timothy, for talc
Ibf aarl4 } i; , - JAB-FLOVD
*V>EAM&->lobbUcnali white,*for sale by -~-
J> - marH i-i . JAR FLOYD
idt prin» N O, landinflrota'tiiji
, baa <br tale br • •
- " WAM HTTCHELTBEE
HAUB fc BHOULDERS-C3 esk* fumtr buu so
. thooMert. ihit dayrec'd per ttnu-Htbcinlt, isd fot
tf.br cw7| ■ JAXEBAHUTCHiaON ACo
fsXrdew totted, Jast rac’d and for
f 7 JAMES A HuTCHIBONACo
TVAOON—U(M>OO hams, sides and ebouiden, just rac’d
XJ hr stw Skipper, and for sale by
nfoi7 [ DtW HABBAUGH
-lhObsgsffio, forsaie by ■
'j ; k RICXETBQN
X AH&-43k**»Kol,i»s«!o by • •
II T B»r7™ ; , MILLEB * JUCBSTBOX
I bkl» null white, in-core and far ole by
j , OIUAACKinjRX A-Co
•VTjfclLS—MO kejrt ase’ld ia slow tail fat sala by
r O CLACKBURX A Co
.mrai PEACUES—laObaJulre*,JOdofiaeclint*,
n£Tmleby A ROE
Mni.AWSKA— hSPhhU plantation for sale by • '•'••
> teat^ 7 MeOILLCBUgHFIELD A BOE
OEfOAß—eOi&lifaiaU NO,u arrive per stmx Aaex-
itm E»»l«. fetllf- br
, ■ BarfT ■ BUSUSTELDJt 808
gO^NC^^r^g.r^.br^^-
E OT^*’ c ‘i“ :
yigKa_A m« supply of-Tftinixott Um~»aanf*c*
„ jgffygJt “■*» y 1
SOAPS--? 11 Euou T A. Co, hive Strain's Palm Oil
yioatiaj'Sbap, for washing, and'Old Brmra Wind--
ior. for thsrlni and washing; iboj Bud's ud dibef
Bo*p/ Martel su near ttE • s ~- - msr»
SmSCLDEB' BRACES^A pew let of brace* of tho
■gy w ‘ , ° ,e f a,
X^OUND—On Sanday night, VBrassSioraKeyjtfco
r owaercaflretHby eatfing on' •• '-■'«••••. -.- • '
:1 ! v " ■ smCXLtii Jt 1 t-WBITE
S' "ifhAn—iahhdsNO.iostrse'dsadfeTsaisby
•CUM . i< .v' ,fOWIiCXTEB Co
/*1 SxIOGUm' EberSearu.'44'do 10x13
vJTlOstoieAßdforaaleby. PQIJ?DE3CrEBfcCo
m.cq •; 'P ■ ■ ~ 41 water «t
XIAPEB—-100 reiwa crown OO do doable
do; for sale by POIKlioTy fc Co
m.rll -.. .j : .• • AjTZfM CTSI
SCOAB3-ffl bbU LeVeriug’* cjaibed k. pulverised,
N fmnto&tcb *c»
to,
-|-lAXCY CASSJMERES—S cams plaid*, itripei,
VfcRtfDUCB-Oa bbU SFflomj 1 45 do'corn meaJ;lOQ
If seka- core; MO do oaia; 7'kaga buckwheat dour; 30
j£f* tarsia «orq *»d fcr sale by •:
>M« bacon bam*, tide* and ihoulders,
■Qqgj-itytt 1 .,”? jj&ggM *. nicols_
Tl/rOLASSEMi bbl* » It«' UU» *•*••»>
|b»« » l»/ /Ma,A , A HUTCHISON t C
‘T’’ J “ "wS
VsUGAR—ISO hhd» N.O Sofar,®
dal/ell
DIcD;YtCo
bl f
pfc* bog rtmai Baton onynstfameni
IJ tad irutoVr- ' JOHN SCOW* Op..
TCtttaaCTdJJ >L -: •
OUNDKlES^STlb^fiai*^^Ttsrt ; mJ« btla
W 1 nffCTs* <■' c
PBJ&lfe iIACOX~4tt rtppfftad paokahotug tiwiont
I* fn Mleia uf quantity, byt JOlfctf UKJER,
. B7«f» ... . ];. «»bbcpy»t •>
rQj.AftMftt—e paras article Sjuar'lloSe^ibri*!*
L iy7rriiM<a; wick amccamh*kss
iIJLVSULLSED SUGAR-4 bbU Loreripp, for *al*
T iSgi... - ■ --WICKfcJ^CAS»W43S
SfefesaaBa&»
: J^S'S£T^y^t£SSS& n '-.
SALERATUS--1Q tea», incuk* and boxes, landing
astfjortalo bf mart BQgTDALZELL ft Co
jfloVl and foraaln br
Jfiwrt ■ ,- T -7-" - • ■ ... L» WATERMAN
bale* on cottritnmwt, «ad for «alo by v
e; t, . AUuSa *. BtcgEfafo
t QAV-4* fax* -CUltitoUrtj ht«toMwiifeVMl«
V Wk »~,il •■• .• MiUJCg fc-BICKKTBC
'■ /^}SSIBCBWJUU3-r3 : erale»ta«iaie ind (of Mia a
%|i«ftaa«tMfce*i4od6MCOß4tau»iu,bj '
JKUUShSWnETT
iVJ-vi >T »•**•>*+ > it?
i . aUvwl* Li*? itfiftM/ac-v .
iij feiiA.
* V • ■
.: ■'• -!.: J‘ ■-. :■■■■■•• V ;
inSTOIMEOIIS^iI^
BLUE A ORANGE PBINTS-3 catee enure aew
ttylct and bright color*, latt opened by J
ftbl6 Jr-- SHACKLeTT A WHITE.
PIO WETAL—IOO ion* Allegheny FrtnklinFnrnace,
and for tale by '
martM. ROBTDALZELLACo
/SIOVEB SEED—IOO both receiving and for tale by
\J at ri ; KOUT pAT.CTi-r. &Co
ALCOHOL— S bb!« jaitreeM and for talcby ’-
mart! JOHN PMORGAN
A- LOES—I cate for tale by A ?~
JX mari 1 . JOHN D MORGAN
GUM SHKELAC—(Orange) for tale by
marS JOHN DMORGAN
CASTILE SOAP—3 eater tbrsalo by j
mars JOHN P-MOBGAN
/RINGER—S eant powdered white Jamaica, warrant*
VJ~ ed pure, for tale by (mtrai JOHN i> MORGAN
- A Q.AMONLA—IOIb* concent riled in 1 lb bottles,
JX for tale by (taai2) JOILNDmORQAN
ONIONS— A tmall lot for tale by
' mart ; J>VICK A McCANDLESS
LI MR—lO bblt Louitvilte while, for talc liy
PM’-t _ JP WILLIAMS
"I/kT HITING—3 bbL Spanish, for tale by
If m«fa _rJ P WILLIAMS
Lampblack— icaskfortaieby ' fi
J D WILIJAMS
/"tOTTON —Ia bale liiit day we’d pe atiur Briltihnl. A
\J for tale by (mariH JASA HUTCHISON
Hair cloth a velvet seating—a rail a*.
tortmenijott received and for tale by •
»»rS LOGAN, WILSON fo Co .
ITH) CARPENTERS—Jutt opened, a large attori*
JL meat of luiob.toekt and bucket, with white and
mineral knobs, for tale -by .
•gmd LOGAN, WIIiSON A Co '
SUNDRIES— G) bigs goober peat; 17 do feather*; a
bblt great*; Duereetflax teed, now landing tr»*n
tunr Otwego, and fortate by . IDICKEY ACo, -
water A trout tit
/"'IOTTON—OI balet now landing from rr Otwego, A
for tale by (mari) ISAIAH DICKEY ACo
ROOM to LET—On the tccoad story of the ware*
houtc No 28 Wood it, having a treat entrance.—
Applpto [marai . UEO COCHRAN
T)RANS—ISO both small white, for tale by
■D mart JDWILLIAMS
"Uf HITE LEAD 50 kegt pure; 30 do No Lfortaleby
Tf mart - - J P WILLIAMS
SHAWLS a RIBBONS—A few very rich and tap.
Cwhmer* Shawlt; jut received; alto, Spring Rib*
boot, In great variety, at tbe dry goods home of
febSJ W. B. MURPHY.
\4rASH HOARDS—7i dot Rice’s Improved Patent
f f Zinc Wash Boards, wholesale and retail at man*
uaeturerte' prices, by JD WILLIAMS, *
fcbto . no Wood It
RYE FLOUR—I 3 bbls superior for sale by
- febiy J D WILLIAMS, lib Wood tb
/TtlfKFSß—Wheats forsalaby
\J feb!7 J P WILLIAMS.
SCOBCHING3 —5 bbls on eoaiinunest and for Bile
by_ _
SUNDRIES— 12S dox Efp; IS dox Tow Yam; 100
Hickory Brooms on couaijpuneat and/or saleby
T ARD—3 bbls prime, for sale by
JL maria jJDWILUAMS_.
P ADDING SKINS-1 box, souable forsaddlert' use,
for tale by marlS S k W HARBAUGtI
CORN k OATS—6O Lag* prime yellow com; SO do
Oats, jut reed and for sale by
marlfl . 84WHARBAUGH
ELOUR— ?1 bbls jut leading and for sale by
maria ti A W HAKBAUGH
ipLMSTERr—Ifi ttnu No 1 white, Ohio eity, in store
JT k, for tale by jmaria] LAMBERT k SHiPTON
BUCKETS-— MS dot Bearer, lauding from iimr Bea
rer, aod for sale by marl? JAS DaLZKLL
GLAZIERS DIAMONDS—IS just reed and for sale
__ by marts ' 1 KIDD kCo
SALTER’S GINSENG PANACEA-1 grass }iui reed
and for sale by marlS J KIPP ACo -
ANDERSON'S PILL BOXES—ISO gross, jtul reed
and for sals by marU J KIDD ACo
Cj UG'AB—W hhdt prime K 0,30 bbis us'd loaf, J do
Q clarified; for sale by J D WILLIAMS I
• mar!s . 110 wood at
/"IAMPHINE or Pine Oil in Mare and lor sale by
y febt? ■ • JOEL MOHLER
FLAXSEED OIL—ID bbls just reed arid for tale by
marl* _ RKSEXLEULS_
ALCOHOL— 3 bbls just reed and for sale by
marl* R E SELLERS
C&COROFO&M— 10 bbls just reed audTor sale by
marl* ; R E SELLER.*
T OUISYILLE LIME—SO bbla jut reed par'Kmr Pa-
J i eifie and for sale by marl* A GORDON
k LCOHOL—9 bbla just reed aridfor-sale by ■* .
A taarll J KIDD ACo
SUGAR— 8 hhds of good quality, on consignment and
for sale by maria ISAIAH DICKEY A Co;
PIRE BRICK k TILE—Vor tnle b) ~
maria ISAIAU DICKEY A Co
fTUMOTHY SEED—SbbU prime, for sale by.
x maria .» • ■ POINDEXTER k Co,
S SALTS—94 bbls prime, on consignment, and for
• sale by __ marts _ JC BIDWKLL
MOLASSES— SO bbls N oTjtut reed and fer sale by
marlS . J CBI DWELL
BACCN— 10,000 lbs bacon, shoulders and bams, for
sale by - martl ENGLISH k BENNETT
r\V LINEN—IOO yds, in store and for sole by.
atari! TASSEV k BEST
TEA CON—IO,OOO lbs prime basts, HbOOOlb* shoulders,
II * bhdt hogTounAta smoke honse and for sale by
mart O BLACKBURN k Co
OILS— 10 bbls Linseed Oil, sdo 'Winter Lard, in
•tore tad tor tale by
mart - • ~ • O BLAtJJLBLTIX A Co
SALT— 140 bbls No!, at the landing, for tale by
mart MILLER* BICKETSON
mAR-ffl bbls Wilmington, for sal* by ;
X Mtf MILLER* BICKKTSOX
■TTriNLOW CLASS—2OOO bxruu'd, forsaleatthe
W Brownsville landing, by
Mart TORSYTH A DUNCAN
WNDOW GLASS—OOO bis New Geneva, for rale
by mart FORSVTH * JWNCAN
MOLASSES— 100 ibU NO, landing; for sals by
, part JBDILWOKhI
TTTEAVYSHIRTING CHECKS—Constantly on Hand,
n fttinrl l ! mannfaetnre of heavy shilling and iW
niture cheek*, at (be dry good* hnase of.
nari ■ WS MURPHY.
i^tANDLES—IOO boxes Sommer Mould, in nor* and
\j for sale by mart KIKBA JONES !
PEARL ASH—IO bbls. in store and for sale by '
mar* ISAIAH DICKEY * CO
CHEESE— 40 has in store and for sale by •
mar* _ ISAIAH Co
EISHBOXE— COlbiforsale by '
, n*ri - R E8 nj -™'
PULVELM BARK—di Ibsforsale by
max* - RESELLERS
SAND ne»u for sale'by *
marl .• B E SELLERS
C" IANTIIASIDES PLASTER-00 lbs for sale by
j marl ' R E SELLERS _
EOLL BUTTER—3 bbls fresh ;nst ree d and for sale
by mart 1 JOHN 8 UILWOKTH
DR tP.ii APPLES—ICO bush, in store and for sale by
• mart _ JOHN 8 DILWORTIT
Dried PEACHES—OO bush, for sale by
mart w JOHN 9 DILWORTH
BEANS— 20 bbli small white, for sale by
mart . JOHN S V OILWORTII
LARD OIL—A bbls and 4 hlf bbls superior, jost re
ceived and/or sale by . -
mart BROWN A CULBERTSON^
SPANISH WHTrjNG-60 bbU in *toT# mad Tor *ale
by mmr7 • I KIDD ACo
. . (Chronicle copy.) "_•
npAH—W Ibis South Cwolina for *»lc to • .
X inert JOHN STORK.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE—IS bbU for aala by
taar7 . BRAUN A RETTER
Linseed oil—is tw* for »ai« by
mini .
RIO COFFEE—IOO bn prime, jsut reed ami for rale
by marl 7 UeOILL, BUSHFIELD* BOE
J C BIDWELL
DOT ASH—6 ctka, aoperior article, for aale by
JT marlO McOILL, DUSIIFIELD4 BOB'
P-OUR— l»bbU, landing from annr WelUritie: for
tala by/ tnarl7 ROAKFOBDACo
Loaf SUGARS-dOO bbU, {BaUle Grand Refinery]
for sale low by BUKBBJDGE, WILSON ACo
. marlO v. water street
DlCE—fiUtrcsjuat reed and for rale by
XV mails “ BURBBIDCK, WILSON ACo
LABD OIL—20bbU winter, on couitgiuMnt and for
tale by [marlO] BURBRIDGE, WILSON ACo
MOLASSES— 25bbUN-O;lokenrolden oynitn for
tale by marl* . JD WILLIAMS
HOPS —£1 bale# prime weat. New York and New
England Uopt, jou reed and for tale by
marlO . BROWN A CULBERTSON :
RUSSIAN BLUENo I—7S VMaJurt reed and for ule
by -mar»> J KIDD A Cq-
CASTOBOIL— 7 bbU for aale by
marl* : - - •• .. J HDD *Co
-- •> - ; • (Chronicle copy.)
Ct Jimi’S GLASS PAPER—2Ip reanu aw’d, dealer*
0 tuppjjedlow ‘y marl* ' . J KIDD A C
Spanish whiting—is bbi* for mi« by
jmarU ISAIAH DICKEY A Co
/-* km COPAL—3 caaea for tale by
IT ” marl* ISAIAH PICKET ACo ■>
VARNISH— dbbl* aup quality, foreala by
marli ISAIAH DICKKY A Co
——r-i n——
" k
fi’ggg l^ 1 " ln
BEEF— Jo»t*rccd by *ir Clipper No-2, aOn buiioek,
and for aale by . aA W HARIUUGH.
, marlO A) wood it,
Tvnnr n*Mg_Vrt hjil lending from atibrDearer,
V Q ™f2is?to P r£yn] S& wHABUAUOH
WWHB 'I >—TTT--J -1,..,...-
'BSS
QAMWJOD-SOlibU.Nevr Yolk
LAia>~W kefs nod So ti-tQ bU* do do, ia food
dppnuoor«Lr,wr««l*b7 • •••' -V
-. SjET ISAIAH WCKEV k Cd
►J<'* a »iw»
COMMERCIAL BEGORIU
PITTSBURGZI BOARD OR TRADE*
COMMITTEE FOE MARCH,
WJt BAXXIX. , EOUT. DAIZXLX. ' :.’®. E. SKLUX3.
Office Prrrsßfaou Gazette. • >
Saturday Morning, March 25,1645. $
The market, yesterday, showed hut little, if any
variation in quotation* from our previous day’s re’
port The weather was: pleasant, and business
along the wharf) and through the city, was qnito
lively. - • '
Siuce the opening of the'canal, the warehouses
around the basin rieem thronged with'business, and
large quantities ol*produce, such as dour, tobacco,
bacon, bulk pork,;and lard, begin to'seek, through
this channel, the better demand of nn Eastern Mar
ket. • .
Flo pa—Nothing has occurred to indicate any
variation in the market; receipts continue light.—
Sales from store have been in limited.kxa at pri
ces ranging fjum'sl,o2 to $f,75 per bbl, according
to quality. Sales of 100 bbls at the river ui $440
(34,50 bid.' ;
Coen Meal— Very little is coming in at present
and the market is inactive. Moderate sales are
effected from store at 40f345c per bu.
Rve Flou*—We note moderate sales at $3,25
ebbl. '
Bccswunaf Flour— ln this article very liule Is
per 100 fils, Is a fair quotation at pres.
eoL ;
Suoae—The njarket is without change. Sales
by hbd in small lots, are regularly effected at 525}
cts, apd by bbl at Si c fij. ;
' Mqlasso —The market, if any thing, is not quite
so firm, though quotations remain about the same
as last reported. Sales are effected at 29£2S}c p
gall, which figures seem to be the present ruling
rales of the market.
Bacon —The market is heavy, and sales do
net extend beyond, the regular transactions of trade-.
We quote Hams at s}, Sides, 4i, and Shoulders at
at 3lc * SL
loan—Less inquiry is manifested in the market.
Seles of 11 bbl* anil 26 kegs, in different lots, at 6
6se p fit. j
Birmca—The receipts have been quite partial,
and the market is nearly bare, with no sales ot roll-
Moderate sales of 'keg are reported to us at 9(310
andlOlcpßl. !
Ecus—Sales by ihe bbl at $1 SO c p duz.
Cakples— We note. regular sales of Pittsburgh
dipped at 939}c, and of star at 22c p fit
Soap —Regular sales of rbsiu soap at 535} per
>
Geadi—No change in quotations. We may
quote nominally as foUcnnc—Wheat 90; Rye ',50(3
52; Barley 3724.0; Cora 35237; and Oats at 2Co p
brush.
Cold Blast Hanging Rock Iroa-has been sold to
some exffcnt at $35 per ton, which is a decline of
s2£o per ton on the quotations of; the post few
weeks. The stocks of bar iron iri largest Pitts,
burgh, Wheeling, and the West geoerattf) with a
small demand. Manufacturers are not inclined to
increase their make, but prefer to wait the course
of events.
Spirit of the Domestic Utrksls.
; PhiLapp-thia, March 21.
Cotton—The demand has been slack, and the
market at a stand ’since the close of the week.—
Sales are only to the extent of 300 bales, mostly
Upland, at -7|c lor stamed. and s2S{c for middling
to fair time. ;
Feathers— ln request nt 35236 cti.
Fza>ue-?Cr> Goals —The market since the close
of the wee- has become less active, and the sales
of Flour comprise about 2500 bbl*, part for ship
ment,' at $6 for-standard, $0,12} for selected, aud
56,15126,25 jf bb) for Western brand# via New
Orleans, closing qiiict, and with only a limited in
quiry at quotations, j '
bust—The market awnaues without alteration,
aod we notice a sale of2oo tons
Anthracite No, 2at $25,6 me*.
' Provisions— The market, generally speaking, is
dull and drooping. is held at
25, bat a ule 0f350 bhls was made a $9,75, -t mos.
Bacon—Very little seiliug. We quote Hams at
Gl2G| cts. and Shoulders 3l£s2| C U in pickle and
dry salt Lard U abw less active, and sales are on
ly to a moderate extent, at 7126 cts ibr bbb and
kegs. Butter and Cheesr-r-Scarce and in good de-
Seeos —Clover is without much demand, and
sales are mostly in small tots, at $3,754:54. Flax
seed continues scarce and in demand at $1,45(31,-
47 p bushel. • ' | .
Sumac —700 bags sold to .arrive on private terms.
Tallow—Steady in price.
Tobacco— Saks are limited.
Wool—No change in the market, .and sales are
to a moderate extent. "
Whiiitv his declined. . ofhhd* at 2^3221
da, and bbla a! 245231 cu.
Cattle Ibikstii
New Y.»ax, March 29.
Beef Cattle have come freely into the market, A:
holders have reduced lb< pncm of the better quali
ties nearly $1 f cvt. Gobd retailing: Cattle now
sell to $8 per cwt, —but wren at tbeae rates
it would appear buyers here evinced so desire to
operate beyond their immediate wants, as quite a
large number remain over uuaold, say about 400.
40 bead were taken lor .shipment to the Bermuda
market.
IMPORT* BY BKVKR.
JJrotrTUvillr-* Per Lotiis McLane—4o bit glass.
Grier; 25 kegs nails, Burbridge, Wilson 3c co; 8 do
do,Tassey Ac Best; 23 pkgs tndae, II Graff; 5 do
do, Bingham; G do do. If Allen Ac co; 19 do do, J
G Bidweil; 22 do do, Forsyth Ac Duncan; 03 do do,
Haya Ac Black;' 14:do do, Clark Ac Thaw; 1 box.
Church it Carutbers; 1 do do, Forsyth Ac Duncau:
1 do do, M Alien <t co; 12 do do, I Dickey Ac co;
1 do do, Poindexter & co; 19 do do, L Hutchison;
10 dodo, A Goitian;2odo'do, Atwiod. Jones Ac co.
Per Baltic—l 7 bbls flour, Frey; 125.bMs flour,
Cooper; 13 .do doi Carson; 1 bx mdse, Walker, 1
do do, J H Gallagher, 2 do do, J Dawson & co; 13
do do, M Allen Ac co; 53 bars iron, jJ9 kegs nails, 6
empty hhds, E Evans; 9 pkgs mdse,BingUain;4l
do do, J C Bidweil; 2 do do, G M Horton; 2 do do,
Forsyth Ac co; L do do, Clark Ac Thaw; 2 do do, M
Allen Ac co; 31 dodo, H GrnfE
Ci«ri«»uit»-7-PcrlMessenger—so bbls molasses
Forsyth Ac Balier, 15J>xs medicine, J Kidd A: co; 1
pkg vickery, 23 bags lealiienu D Leech Ac co; 100
bbls whiskey, Parker: 23 hhds b meat, H Grill; 1
box goods, Clark Ac;Thaw; 5 bbls lord oil, 6 do lin
seed oil, 5 do Alcohol, J Kidd AccojllO bbls pota
toes, 20 hbdi 5 tres ,bacoQ. Clark Ac Thaw; 14 uhds
tobaecp, D Leech Ac co;2 bbls bristles, Clark A:
Thaw; 2 hhds 2 bbls mdse, owner.
liairJoavn, Hi,—Per Niagara—so csks baocu,
1 tc do, Wm Bingham; 210 pcs b meat, E K Mills;
1 csk coin, W Martin Ac. co: 124 bids lard, Myers
(c Hunter 40 pcs h meal, Hays Ac Bailey; 14 tons
metal, J w Butleri Bro; 5 bbu hominy, O Black
burn Ac co; 120 tacks potatoes, Martin.
Ciiicinnnati—Per America—2-bxs mdse, A
Gordon; 3351 pcs' b meat,! Robt Galway; 133 bales
cotton, Kennedy Ac Childs: 149 bbls hams, 4 sacks
woo!, J Fanner Ac co. •>.{•■■
Beam—Per Beaver—B2 bbls flour, Orum Ac
McGrow; 7 bills paper, E Brooks; 133 bu potatoes,
Hershberger; 75 bgs barley; 5 bhls. cider, S Niply;
5 bbU, 2 seks, 2 kgs mdse, Smith Ac Sinclair; 23
sacks rags, owner. ;
Penyoyoli*^ Per Flat Boat—looo bxs glass, own|
cr.
Biwtuvilit 700 bgs oats, 100 do corn, 107 bbls
flour. ’
mitlitig—Per Consul—loo reams wrapping
paper, l keg nails, J A: R, Floyd; 3 bxs mdse, L
Hutchison; 35 teles 4 tea peaches, TaatTe Ac O'Con
nor: 234 bbls flour, Orum Ac McGrew; 310 do do, J
Gillespie; 24 hhds bacon, C Yeager; I bellows, Geo
Cochran; 90 dux com brooms, Isaac 034 bxs
class ware, W Bingham; 9 bxs mdse, W B Holmes
Ac Bro: 1 bx mdse, G Ac A Wells; 4 crates ware, 1
jar, Gill Ac Getty. 1
jn- D»X tkx Paorxx Mxoga.—lf yon wish to be suc
cessful in .any undertaking,'you must always use the
proper means.’ Therefore, if you hate a cough, use
Jam's ExrxcroiuxT and be cured, tor it is the proper
msans. Have you Asthma or difficulty of breathing,
then the only efficient means to cure you is to use
Jayne’s Expectorant, whichwill immediately overcome
the spasm.-which.contracts the diameter of the. tubes,
and loosens and brings up the mucus which clogs them
"up, sdid thus remove* f very obstruction to a free respi
ration, while ot the same moo ail inflammation is sub
dued, and a cure is certain to bo effected. Have you
bronchitis. Spilling of Blood, Pleurisy, or iu tact any
Pulmonary Affection; theni use Jayne's Expectorant
-and relief is certain.; and you will find that you have
used the proper mean*. ...
For sale in Pittsburgh at the I'ekia Tea Store. 72 4th
street near Wojjd. jau!7
Ip" Dues your hair tall off, does your hair turn gray
L it harsh, is it dry, or dirty, I Ptay?
Iftis thus, you can make it sou, silky odd fine,
bark- and healthy, and beauteoua as this hair of mine
And to have this, you have but three shillingMo give
•'or a bonis of Jones’ Hair Restorative.
Reader, if you have-bad hair you would really be as
louished at the lovely effect a three shilling bottle of
Jones’ CoraJ Hair Restorative has oniqitheeas bnr.oue
trial. Bold at b 9 liberty at, - novlMAw'y
lily - You foolish, silly old follow, read-thin, and be nJ
longer bald. whl»k-*r!css and hairless. Air. AV. Jack
son, of HI liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, certifies oo lh«
3d of February; 1*47; that Mr. Tlu>s. Jackson's head;
on the tap, was entirely bald for 15 years, and that by
using two 3* bottles of Joules’ Coral Hair Restorative,'
the hair is growing ffi«i and thick.' -
}#old in Newark uy 8. OI.DS k SON, 573 Broad it, H.
VAN BUSKIRIf, corner of Broad and Nantucket *t.
rjntLrJD-
j Yellow Teeth and putrid bream;
» ' Spongy coma Jikerotten death,
-- Is repulsive and disgusting.
AU could have teeth as while as pearl,
Sweet breath—bard gums—ntan or girl.
Why dciayr—oar.qaickHr haite
And use a box of )oDaa> Tooth Paste.
' It eocts but 36 cents, aad Is really a beemifnl anieis.
U givaa tha teeth a fine etta&aL SoU In Pittsburgh at
eflEbertyfit; noriMJtwljr
fOKP.OFvFITTSBDKtiIi..
• ; - = ARRIVES, •
Beafer, aort, Wellayille-
Caleb Cope, Beaver and Wellxnfle.
Dispatch, Nelson, ErovrasviHe. '
Monterey, Morriton, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkmaoor*Bjbwnsville.
America, De Comm Cin. •
WellsviUe, Barns, SunfUh.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.,
Consul; Dushane, Wheeling.
Messenger, Reno, Cin.
Niagara, Jacobs, Cin}
America, Cincinnati.
_ DEPARTED,
Beaver, Clark, Wellivtlle.*
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Bearer.
Caleb Cope, Moore, JJeuver and Wellville.
Dispatch, Nelson, Brownsville.
Monterey, Morrison,' Brownsville.,
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson. Brownsville.
W ellsville, Barns, Suhfiah.
Lake Erie, Beaver.
Clipper, Nn. 2, Crooks, Cincinnati.
Colorado, Gormly, St Louis
The river last evening alduak, was 11 wet
channel and nearly at a slan'ii-
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 134 i. .
Steamboat Packet Line. leave* daily for Cincinnati)
10*.*. * | ’ v f l
Paueuger Packet via Browiuvilla to Balumoie and
Philadelphia, 9 a. u. and 6| r. m.
Hail Coach Uue direct Philadelphia, 9 a *.
mown*.
a. 11. and 6 r. m.
- v.oach Liue direct i> Pkilaot
and 12} t. u. . •
Wrsiem and Southern Mail ?oacb line, 6 a. tt.
N*<irtb*Wcstcru via Cleveianll, dully, 10 a. m.
Erie and Werterii New York, daily, V a. m.
Nonh*Easieru loilodelphia, daily, except Sunday*,
•4,*.*. , *
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAlldU
Eastern Mail via Philadelphia, due oa. cloaca b! M.
Wen'n MaiL Cinciu. 4 Louisv, JueB r. M‘, eloteada.il.
South. viailaliiinore AAYa/diinftoa, due 6 j*. h. cl’» 6 a. ■.
North Wettern via Cleveland, due 10a. IL, cloeet 9 a. M.
Erie and Wwtem New Yoik.dued r. tL, clotea&a. u.
I LTHD’B -CARPET KKPOBVI2B.
I FOURTH &T-. WOOD.
THE subscriber respectfully requests the attention of
the owtiers and captaitu of boats, citizen* and
strangers visiting Pittsburgh, to his large and splendid
stock of carpeliug, now for sale at his new stores, 4th
street. They consist of every variety of the latest and
most fashionable styles of Carpets,OU Cloths, &e n ever
brought to the Western market. The store has been
built expressly for the carpel business, and has, (rerard
less of expense,) beenfiltedOptuthemostmagruhcsm
modem style.
The carpets receiving are of
the richest and roost brilliant d
They comprise, in pun. oftbe
Superior Tajresiry, a new ar>
tide;
English aud American Urus
selsj
Imperial Ingrain, new ska
dm?;
Superior tngrain: new dc
sign;
Fine Ingrain;
Common do
Plain and twilled Veniiian,
Extra super curd twilled do;
Royal do;
Sheep Fell;
Chenille,
Allicant:
Polka;
Jute, Ac:
Wilton
Turted;
Chenille;
Urustels.
Common:
{ yardwiJe,
1 do do
S do do
4 fio do
0 do do
the latest design, with
utum.
following:
Door
Oil Cloths,
Cotton, list. rag and hfmp carpal, common oil cloth,
oil doth table covert, worried and hum table covers,
window shades, colored and plain mailing, stair rod*,
trimmings, carpel binding*, and all other hoods usually
kept in carpel store*. ail of which wilt be aold on a*
reasonable ttm« a* any in thejcity. Having nude ar
rangements with one of the largest manufacturer* m the
east, order* ibr.any tiyle of carpet will be promptly for
warded by telegraph, and delivered in our week, al a
small advance of the manufacturcr'e^rire.
Purchasers are particularly requeued to cal) before
purchasing elsewhere. a* we tcel confident we can aeli
a* ehcap a* they can be pnrehaaed in The eastern cities.
marls K. W. LY.VD.
UPPESCOTT 4 BABB*
(Late J 8 Strickler k Co.)
MANX' FA CTU of Fhcenix fire proof sue*.
south side, second street, Wood and
humhlicM Pittsburgh. J 3 Stricltcrfaayjng deceased
and the surviving partner Mr. Jot Lippeucott, having
associated himself with Mr. Wm C Usrr, the business
wifi hereafter be condor led under the style of Llppeu
cou k Barr.. -
Trial of a safe in Cincinnati, O.—Wp, the undersign
ed were present at the testing of one of J 8 Suickkr k
Co’s improved Fbcecix fire-proof sate*. The safe was
placed ua a furnace on the public landing, and subjected
to the intense beat ef a atoue cent fire for more than
three hour*, lu one hour and a half the safe came to
a bright red beat; the door of the furnace was then
closed, which caused an increased a rut steady heat for
the balance of the unit, until the cast iron wheels were
partially melted off; the furnace was then thrown down
and the sale cooled and opened. The money, paper*
and book* which It coutaiued were as perfect a* when
placed then*, the binding only of the book* being in
-1 tired by the water in cooling tint safe. We have uo
icsitatiisn in recommending it to the public m a safe
. superior to any we have ever seen tested, and believe
that it will stand euy heal which might l>e produced,
xeent a beat which would melt it to a solid mass,
springer 4 Whitman, I. Worthington, Kellogg 4
Kennctt, Beaj. timer, W C P ltrene, Mum* Smith. T
H Uungan A t’-o. fjttedmaa. Msyard k Co, Wm Manse,
Mead k Wuistor.
We, the sndersigned, selected the sal's spoken of
rnlmve. from a let in the store of Truber 4 Atfoery. foe
Agents CG SPRINGER,
S J KELLOG.
Refer to Cook 4 Harris, Brokers, Pittsburgh;
Hussey Hannah Co, do _do_Jfe3dtwlyS
3. Harwry lleck Por Hale.
riMIE Subscriber offers for *ale his entire stock, in
I luuio suit'purchasers, at very reduced price*—
The collection it not equalled for a select and extensive
var.eiy, iu the Western country; contacting many"new,
ran- and valuable plants, consisting in part of Camellia,
Japoaicas, large Uc-erriua plants, from 3 tod feci m
l-eirfai. Cactus, Axatoes, Geraniums. Fushcus, Month
ly, Noisette Cluster, Perpetual Mo**. Virnng or Pillar
Roses; the finest and most rsteented sorts in cultivation
The Dahlia list contains the most sbowey and him prize
sons grown. Flower Roots, a Urge-variety; kiaes
shrubbery, shade trees, evergreens, Ac. Amateurs,
Nursery men and otbrr*. who want to decorate ibeir
y ardt, garden*, pleasure ground*, or green houses, are
lespectfutjy invited to examine the collection which is
open to visitors, except cii Sundays. Conveyance .by
the omnibus Mti d greenwood ferry. Descriptive cata
logues sent by mail, or may be had at our stand, No 5M
Diamond Market, where orders left with us, or bY
taali to Pittsburgh Pnsr Office, will be promptly atiead
rd to. John (irahsm,a practical gardWf, wiU attend
to planting shade trees, layisgof gardens, Ac. Orders
left os above. JAB. WARDROP,
marlOddntAwffiT Manchester, aear.PttLrbargh
Hail Baad Notice.
iyws l NfrTICF, n hereby giver, that the books
subscnpUmi lo the Capitol ritock of
Ohio and Pennsylvania llail KoadCom
pau>, vs ti» oe opened at tiic folluvs iitg time* and places,
and between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M, and 3 o'-
clock. P M. of eaeb day named, to wit;—On Wedoro
d«£ the st)t day of April next, at tbo office of James
Purdy. In Mansfield, Richland county. Ohio;Thursday,
the tith day of April next, at the American Hutel, tn
Wooster, Wayue county, Ohio; oo Friday the 7th day
of Apnl next, at the Franklin Hotel, iu Canton. Stark
county. Ohio; on Saturday the 3th day of April next, at
WaiMu’sHotel,. In New Idsbun. Columbiana county.
Ohio; on Tuesday the llib day of April next, at Duvia
Porter’r, in Denver, Heaver cotinry, Pa: ami on Wed
nesday. the Ithh day of April next, at the Bt. Charles
Hold, m tho city of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Joseph j. nntxjKS, \
ZAIXHC STREET. .
IJ. F. IHDDI.ESON. Commis tlrs.
H. H. GRKGU,
- , IXONAUD HANNA,
March Hth. 7 mar2ld4t
PASSENGL-R AKRANGEMENT.
Fenxxaylratxla Cuxal A ,Rall RoadGt*
prass Fast Pocket Line,
1848.
FROM PrrreUL’Gll to phidadelvhia A HAD-"
TIM ORE,
(Exclusively for Passengers.)
rpilE public are respectfully informed that this Lina
J, will commence nmuiug on the AM last, and tea
uuue throughout the r^ciuon.
■ The boats are new, and of a superior class, with en
larged cabins, which will give greater comfort. The
cars are the latest construcuou.
A boat will always be in port,. and fraveler* are re
quested to call and examine them before engaging pas
sage else where.
(Eure only oiue dollar* through.) One of the boats of
this lino will leave. Ute. landinu (opposite U. 8. Hotel,
comer of Penn streetaud Car-ai, every night at nine O'-
clock Time 31 days'. For information, nnplyatlhe
Office, Monongahela'lloose. or to D LEECH kCo
Pittsburgh, March 23,1649. ; Canal Uasin.
Western TranaportaUoa Ceoyiaay,
lO 4q D. £BKCII 4i. Co’s 10,10
Old BatabUahed Lines lOftO.
TO PinLADELPHIA, UALTIMOIIE k NEW YORK,
VIA rXtIStrLVAMA AMi OHIO KAU. SOSOS.
ARK prepared to transport goods and produce to and
from the above cities on favorable terms. Ad
dress or apply to
D. LEECH k Co., Canul Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS k LEECH, Nos. KP& t 3 Bnuth Third st, Phil.
J. TAYMJR A SON, Arts, No 14, N'lh Howard ft, Balt.
A. ABBOTr, Agt, No 7 West street, New York.
•* Pittsburgh, Alarch Hhh, IM9. _ ntarSo_
Weatern - Tr*naport«Uen Company- .
1848. IS&S&l
D, Lceeh * Co's Old Established Lines
I TO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ANDNKW YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAILROAD,
A RE prepared to transport goods atul produce to mud
/\ fio s the above eiues on favorable tenns.
Address, or apply u> 1 D. LEECH k CO.,
Canal Basm, Pmshurgli.
HARRIS* LEECH. No 13 *l3 B.Third st.Phß’a.
JOB. TAYLOR * 80N, Agent*. No 114 N. Howard
street, Baltimore. ... . „
A. ABBOTT*. Agent. No 7_ West M, N.V iuari3
_ A-h
-mHEaubscntieys are now exteusirely engaged in the
J. importation of Roda Ash from one of the most cele
brated manufacturers in England, and have on hand
and will receive during the spring, a large supply (sev
eral shipment.* being now ou the way) which they will
warrant equal if tiM superior tn wiy imported into the
United Plates, and which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest market price for cash «r on time for approv
ed bills. The strength is wamufod from b 5 to ta per
real., 5 to 9 per cent. aUtvo the etaudard atrenglfl
witieotsbO.
irr Present priee 4 to 41c aeeonlinr lo quanumpaj •
liei.LAe, \V * M MmJHKLTREt,
mart ' Iftl Überiy sU
SUGAR- 04 hhds lauding, froaiiUur Parit, and for
talc by JAMES DAI.ZKI.U M waierjt
PALM WAP-«t» bxs landing front »tmr Mojiouga
bela, and for sale by .tuuirtfl) J DALAr-l-X»_
DRIED APPLfSt—OOhusJ landing from »tmr Beaver
aud for isle by (margJl J DALZELL,
SHAKI-:Rs”uERI»-A fresh lot JuU trcgJSf rn
J^CiiOONMAKEIi*CO._
ONIONS —lbhl seed,in ftote and loriale by
marll TASBEY * BTSTt^
StXJRCHINGS— H) CK»jost reed and frraMabr
mar 47 ' . FRIEND, RHEY fc Co
... HOTELS-. .
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT BTKERTtBAL?iMORK. .
rooo axo rucxsTOK, rxoeoixroaa.
MTHIB estabUshmeßt. long and widely kaow* as
being one of the moot commodious in the city of
Baltimore, has recently,undergone very exten
sive. alterations’ and improvement*. Ah' entire .new
wing has been added, cantata] ng numerous and airy
•Ireplng apartmenla, aim extensive bathing rooms. .
The LAdiet’ department, has also been completely
reorganized and Sued up in a most unique and beauti
ful style. In fact the whole arrangement oflho House
has been remodeled, with a single eye on the pan of
the. proprietors, towards.the comfort and.pleasure of
i their Guests, and which they confidently assert trill
challenge comparison with nay Hotel.inthn Union.
Their table will always be suppUod with every tab
stanitl and luxury which the market affords, served
up in a superior style; while in the way of Wines, kc~
they will not be snrpatsed.
In conclusion the proprietors beg to say, that nothing'
will be left undone on their part, and ou toe part of their
assistants, to render this Hotel worthy the‘continued
patronage of iheiffncnd* and the public generally.
The prices for board have also been reduced to the
following rates: -i
{.adiefc? Ordinary, 81,75 per day.
JjenUftuen's' 4 * -
N. H.—The Baggage 'Wagon of the House will al
ways be found at the Car and Steamboat Landings,
Which will convey baggage to and from the Hotel, free
of charge. . j maygtf
PEARL STREET HOCfIE.
j cmconuTt. otao. [
a THE sulmcrilrers having purchased foe entire
interest of Col. G. P. Williamson, iato of this
well known establishment, beg leave to state to
their friends and foe public generally, that they have
taken this commodious Hotel for a term of years, and
will exert their best energivs to make it a! desirable
home for Travellers and City Boarder*.
The Hotel is spacious and admirably planned for
convenience, light and Air, having a number of parlors
adjoining chambers, presenting unususl attractions to
families. !
The present proprietors'baviug bad foe experience
of rears iu this city and elsewhere, hope, they will be
able to give general satisfaction, being determined to
give uuuividcd attention to foe house stone. |
The location of the Pearl Strert House U uncommon
ly eligib c, having frouts-ou Pearl, Walnut and Third
streets, so that it is equal I y'deii rsble in view of foe
convenience of business men, or retirement for private
boarders. It is near by the Batiks, the Post Office, foe
Masonic Halt. Odd Fellow's Hall, and hut one square !
dismut from Main itreet and two squires from the City
Wharf, thus offering the greatest luducemem*, especi
ally i* country merchants aud geueraUy.to all persons
risitiug Cincinnati, j JOHNNOBLE,
mehtr? r JOHN A. DUBLE.
EUTAW HOUSE,
cocsn or'sai-TiMou axo BALrrvou, mo.
HENRY E. JACKSON. PROPRIETOR.
MThis splendid and spacious Hotel, eltganrly sit
uated for both business and pleasure travelers,
is so constructed ss to combine all the laxaries
of tit* best hotels, with elegance and real comfort
' Choice suites of apartment* are at oUseasods reserv
ed for the sccoamodstionof transient guests,! and fam
ilies visiting foe eityiwill find foe Eutaw House a home,
unsurpassed by any Hotel in the Union. 1
The location is elevated and salubrious, and is also
enure uieut to foe depots and landings, at which foe
roaches and porters of foe house ore at all times lit.
wailing to convey passengers and their baggage to the
Hotel. j
Teua.—Gentlemen's ordiuar) 8140 per day.
Ladies’ ; do X,‘JO do .
janlPtawftm ' ;. •
EXCHANGE HOTEL, j
courn or run atm tr. cl*tb nv, mrsnaott, ra.
pg> The tubscrilier having assumed the maange-
PjflT' mem of this long established and popular Hotel,
Xtt respectfully announces to Travellers land the
Public generally, that he will be'at oil limn prepared
to accommodate them in oil things desirable in a well
regulated Hotel. The Houra is now being thoroughly
repaired throughout, and new Furniture added, and no
pains will be spared u> make the Exchange one of the
very best Hotels in the country.
The undersigned respectfully solicits, a continuance.
of the very liberal patronage the House bos heretofore
received. I THOMAS OWSTON,
fcbfidif 1 Proprietor.
JONES' HOTEL,
sro. IKhcßxssrTßSSiv, nuunzLnru.
MTHE subscribers, under the firm of Bridges 4
West, have purchased Sir. Jones' interest to this
establishment, end boos by the strictest attention
hi the wants and comfort of their guests, to merit a con
tiunance of the liberal petronsge heretofore received
by its former proprietor. t
The house hasbevu thoroughly renovated, 'and re
paired) we therefore feel assured we con welcome our
friends and the public fo accommodations equal to any
in ihe city of Philadelphia. N- W. 8111 DU 13.
jlygtf j__ JNO- WEST.
GALT HOUSE,
, coaxzx Mauilre uxrn sto. asanaaTL
m THIS establishment is now in the best order for
the reception of the Traveling Public. Having
undergone"* thorough repair during the past
winter, sad having the most experienced men‘ in the
west in the various departments, I flatter myself that all
will be pleased who call. The location U eenlrtl, com
modfons and pleasant. Para 81 per day. I
Cincinnati. March 13. '47. IV. B. MARSH.
N. IL—Although not exactly a new Broom, it is the
tame—a new Whisp on the old handle. apfltf
THBOCKHOBTON’S OhLT BOPIK.
• Lomnur. at. ' -t*-
MARIS THROCKMORTON begs to acquaint his
friends that be » again lessee of the • GALT
HOUSE, Louisville, Ky., where be hopes to meet
all his old friends, assuring them and the public, that
no-effort shall be spared to moke all! comfortable who
lavor him with their patronage. \jt jaalldly
VSITED KTATBI HOTEL, j
cincsxvT st., axTwxon rovara am rum ns-
OPPOSH E late Back of the United Slates, Phila
delphia. M. POPE MITCHELL,
_
- AMEBICASHOTEL. f
MinitoiE, ten, -=> ' • -
E OPPOSITE the Railroad IVrpotfPratt si. Bal
timore, HENRY M. SMmi. pn>pn«U»r. (laie of
the Exchange aud St. Chetles Hotels. Pitts
burgh.) ; octJOdly
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES W. WOODWELL'
PlUsbur|h Pmrnltwre Wart Boobos,
bS, TBian STOJETT.
A large, aud splendid assortment of Furni
mmJMm wre, suitable for itteambaats. Hotels and pri
rate dwelliogs, constantly bo band and
■ESCB made to order.
Tha present stock on baud cxnobt-tw exceeded by
any nunufaciory in the western jeountry. Pmons
wishing to purchase would do well to ft™ mt a .’all,
as lam determined my prices shall pleat*. Part of
the stock cousins in— i
20 soffit with Plsxh and Hatt-ftoik covers,
‘2 doz Mahogany Nurse Chairs;
14 pair Divans;
Iu dor foie mahogany Chair*;
t*mahegany Work Btaucs
,'ldoc mahogany Uockinj Chsir*.
12 marbla top Dressing Buiradt;
6 pen Ouocnant;
9 marble lop Work 8uml»;
Li cherry Work Sutuls,
Mahogany, Maple. Cherry, and l’cplar Bedstead* of
ait de cripumts. and a large a*«ormeui of common
fumitare aad chair*, too uuraerou* lit mention,
marttf
ixx ureocviTt. i.'ttT d. wick. i- * seoausx
LIPPKNCOTT * CO.
MANL-FACi URFJtS of Hamtnelrrd anJ Cast Steel
Shovels and Spades. Axes ami Hatchets, hßll. K
Cut. Circular atu) Gin Saws, Hay ahd Manure Forks,
Hoe*, Mattocks, Picks, Ac., hanng completed all their
maugtmruts iu the coastructiou of new machinery,
and in securing the best workmen from the most cele
brated establishment* of the East are now manufactur
ing and will keep couaiautiy on hand aad for sale all
the above articles, having availed themselves of the
latest improvements, and are drier timed lhatin work
spaunli'p and material they, will not be excelled, .They
promise to produce anie.es. equal, if not superior, to
any that can be had io the Eas . They invite the atten
tion of dealer* to an .examination ot their stock before
.purchasing elsewhere,™ they' are convinced that they
will be able lo fill nil ordera in their line to thp entire
satisfaction of purchasers.' Warehobse, Water street.
4 door* West Monougahela House, Pittsburgh, Pa
N. B.—Perrons having business toith Wm. Ijppea
coit A tfou wll please rail on Lippehcotl * Co.
octOdly " !
New Hardware Hooie.
iflSsffltsfota. JOSEPH WOODWELL, center of
RWSSgflblMj Wood and-Ud si*4 Pmsbnrgh. llav
mg withdrawn from the firm of
W alter sou Woodwell, on tlfo I*i dt January, 1M7,1
.take pleasure in anltouucmg to <ny friend* in the city
and country, that I hare opened my new store nttbe
nbove named place. Having purchased my goods for
cash, and made arrangements with manufacturer* in
this coantry and iu Euroj-e hi be constantly supplied,
I am fully prepared to luriiUn Hardware of all kinds,
on as good terms and a* law as doy house East or
West Mercantile aud others are respectfully |nvitcd
to call and examine my stock, befath pure hasutg else
where. The following cumprisea d pari of his aloek;
Bleamboat and saddlery hardware, guu trimmings/
files, Naylor's steel, cutlery, edge tools, anvils, vices,'
locks, latches, scythe*, butt hinges,screws, Union Fa
e lory planes, saws, (nohogauv boards and veneers, and
■II other articles comieciou wiili tlic hardware busi
ness. j mehlltf =
First Arrival ofSprin g U oada this Scasen.-
DIGUr.B CHEAP CASH CMVrHJNK STORE,
130 LIDKRTT BTRSET.
riIHE Proprietor of the above establishment would
X respectfully Inform his mimeroui friend* audeustn*
raer* that he has ;u*t received arieiitire new stock of
good*, adapted io the Spring trade,|cotnpri*ins«ver)'-
thlng that is fashionable, good, hew and cheap, In
cloths, cassimerci, vestings, Ac., altogether too jaume
rous to attempt to describe. Nothin! but an actual in
spection ran convey an idea of the beauty, quality, or
quantity of the stock, which surpasses any thing iu the
same lute tu this city; and having bedn purchased at (he
right ume, he is determined to offer It at sech price* as
will meet the expectations of all who may favor Mu
with a call. As usual, he has ou band one or the largest,
best manufactured, most tashioualde, aud cheapest
stock of ready made clothing that dan be met with.—
who buy largely, a* contractors, merchants, fur
iiarr men.Acn are pariicularly invited to examine the
before purchasing, as they Will be offered such
bargains ns are not to be met willt often. ! •
Order* in the Tailoring line executed with dispatch,
end In the best manner. j marlraSm
Dry Goods si Whdlsials.
ACo., N 0.49 Wood street, are
.lyi now recefriitg by daily arrivals from the import
ers and manafaciurer*, ample supplies of dellrnble
Spring Goods, wltich they offer to eity and coantry re
tailers at the smallest possible advance. Having a
partueralmosreouitantly iu the eastern market*?-their
slock will be kept up throughout thd season. Among
the articles already received, are 60:com* print*, some
very beautiful and adapted to city sales; a varicly of
tweeds, cotton pantaloon stuffs, domestic ginghams,
bleached andbrowti cottons, Ac. I fcU2^dAwlmT
G**P«tta« rsblp Beetle*. !
T; W. STEPHENS of\Vhee!tnf,'E. F. Sbcenbefaer
I Vi. of Juniata, and J. A. Siocktoh bf Pittsburgh, have
this day entered intoe co-partnrrrbip under style and
lirm of Stephens.- * Co,, at (he Anchor
iron works, Wheeling, Vo., lor the purpose of manu
facturing iron aud nails of every description.
«. v - unnwanoi-i, i. *. smearns.
STEPHENS, SHOKNDKHGEp. * OQ.
ANCHOR IRON WOttKaT^
'*■ I \Yht*ling,Vn.
Manufacture all kind of bailer, ybset, bar iron and
nails, A. U. steel alipuc springs and Wiles. Heitlg con*
necled with Bhoenberger’s old Juniata works, we can
offer an article of Jumata iron (brahded Sboenherger)
equal to any made in the country. I All of which will
be-sold at the Pittsburgh prices. Warehouse oftbe
works coinerofklaaroe aud.\Veter|tu. ' tnytt
Association]
JOHN FARRKN A IdAMUKITwiGimiAN bav
•l'S associated themselves together under the firm
of Joan Farrea k Co., lor the purpose of rotitmtiing the
business of the *• Boatmen's line,j" will •continue. 10
transarl a general forwarding and commission busi*
ness at the old stand at the Canal Basin, liberty street.
JOHN FARRKN,
l JawHtf- HAM'L^ytOICrkIAM.
mu*.
('tO-PAarrSERBRIP— wJ. YooiirbkTinf Ou*
J day associated with him, Jobe B- U’Coue, the lea*
(her boainrat avtU hereafter be ecindoctcd tinder lUe
linn ofWia, Voonr k. Co. WjLUA>t YOUNO, ’
l»»t5 JXO. B M’CUNK
WIDE BUEGTINGS—BIsm hei eud
from on* lo tbrr« midry
yowls Lapse of m>ria l W HWiRWO''
T)URE CHROME YELLOW, yduadmeik* Brmat
fl inuoiyaadforttlaby "»■**" 1
PaperlKUl* tar flslt,
TCHElafjn fcnaexte&sive Paper,Mill* situate in the
'J.'city'ot Trenton, on the Delaware Falla Company's
waterpower, ue now offered forsale. The mills ran
eleven engines, with all the requisite machinery, of the
Inert and moat Improved from the estab
lishment, or Smith, Winchester A Co., of Maracho
setts, to whom reference is made for its character. The
sabicriber would direct the alien lion of capitalists,
manufacturers, ml manufacturing companies to the
following advantages, possessbdby these mills:-
They are within three hours! coaunanicatioa of New
York and. Philadelphia, which cities afford the best
markets for the sale of paper, and purebaso of stock.
The neighborhood of Trenton alone, will furnish SO per
cent of all the stock used, nl much leas th«>» ehv rates.
Coal Is delivered at the mills at &1 per. ton of tijtO lbs.
Spring wash wqteriiabunduutand clear at ill seasons.
The mills can be seen in operation at any time In'
applying to the foreman. Circulars containing a tkU
description may be obtained by addressing the subscri
ber. The terms of sale will be very accommodating,
and a large portion o£ the purchase money could be
paid inpaper. iLarge and profitable contracts, held by
the subscriber, would, if desired, be transferred to the
parehaser. Address JESP-EIpIARDING, 1
marS4-3t 1 - p*.ii.«uip>.i»
—• A Bargain In 1 Beal Estate.
MThe subscriber offers For sale a llottss and Lot'
oq liberty street, a short disiauce above East
•Lane, Allegheny city, i The lot is S 3 fleet front
on Liberty street, and runs badk lo an Alley 85 foeL
The_ House erected thereon if Brick, nearly new, two
stones high, 19 feet in front by about S 5 la depth, and
contains teu comfortable rooms, exclusive of pantry,
coal •cellar and cellar. All the rooms have .fire-place*,
and drains are constructed to carry off ibe'water, and
the bouse is in every respect in good order and very
convenient, and is well suited for two families The
property will be sold low, aud time gtvea ou the largest
part of the purchase rabney.
Inquire of the subscriber, wbo ran be seen at the of
fice of the Gazette, every forenoon, be tween the hours
of eight and ten. and at other times at his rooms at
Mrs. Hays' boarding house, Robinson’* new row. Fed
eral st. Allegheny (Sly. D N WHITE,
fcblStf ' Agent for the owner.
Orphan's Court Bale.
IN pursuance of mu order of the Orphan's Court of Al
legheny county, will be exposed to public sale on
Ibe premises, on Saturday the ,15th day of April next,
aido’etoek, PM, the following described real estate,
being the property of the late Ezekiel Anderson, dec.,
viz: Lot No 60 in the plan of lots of the village ofQ’Uar
asville, now Ninth Ward; of the city ofPituburgn, sit
uate at the corner of Penn and Allegheny stc, having a
from of 24 feet on Penn street, and extending badk 100
feet to Spring Alley. Also, that valuable lotNo6l,in
the said p!aa,'b&riug a front ©f94 feet on Penn *U and .
extending back 100 feet, to Spring alley, ou which it
erected a substantial two story brick dwelling boose, at
present occupied by Adam Bender,
Terms—One fourth cash.residue in three equal an
nun} payments, with {merest, to be secured by bond
and mortgage- CATHARINE RUSSEL,
Adm’rx. of the estate of the late Ezekiel Anderson, dee
JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
March. 19,1849, marlM&AwftS
rpHE-Subscriber offers for sate that land tit-
JL uato in Wilkins Townjhip, on the north side of Tur
tle Creek, adjoining lands of George Brinton, Abraham
Bowers, and Daniel Kuhns, containing one hundred
and twenty-five acres and twen.y-eight perches, and
allowance. There is a square log dwelling house
and a small stable on the place.' The Pennsylvania
Rail Road passes immediately on the opposite aide of
the creek. The toil is of good quality, and there is
abundance of good, limiter on the place, and a large
quantity of stone coal, with great facilityof transporta
tion to market.
For further particulars, apply to Thomas Davison, in
East Liberty, who is authorized by me to sell the snme
at private sale, or to sell at public sale on the premises'
to the highest and best bidder, on Saturday, the first day
of July next, at 1 o'clockin the Afternoon. '
MARY PEBCHMENT.
March 15th. 1848. tnarlOdlm
FIOR SALE—The subscriber offers for sale the im
provements and property ho now occupies, sitnated
on the Fourth Street Road, about three muea from the
city; consisting of a well finished Brick House, con
taining ten rooms, and a cellar under the whole; an ex
cellent Brick Tenant House, containing three rooms; a
large ham and excellent stabling; a never failing run
ning spring of soft water, and a pump of excellent wai
ter at the kitchen door; also, a garden containing dome
choice fhdt trees, together with about ten acres of ex
cellent ground.
The above property will be told on reasonable terms,
and possession given on the first day of April; if not
•old, it will be lor rent after that day. For further -in
formation, apply to the subscriber, on the premises.
fehxadawi/pTr DAVID gEELKR.
Cml LmA tor S«l«<
A FARM containing 963 acres, in Rostraver town
ship, Westmoreland county, beginning about one
mile above Williamsport, oa the East Bank of the Mo
nongmbela river, the same being the farm of the lata
Joseph Beckett deceased. Said farm fronts on the riv
er, about 1| mile; about 40 acres cleared, with other im
provements. The farm is one entire mass of stone
coal. The farm will be sold altogether or in lots to suit
purchasers, and on liberal terms. For particulars en-
Optra of Henry Starling. Daniel Ewer, Witt Larimer,
Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Tula indisputable.
JOSIAH DUTCHMAN,.
.ftb94dtwlm*9 New Castle, Merer co- Pa.
Bui EilaU 1m Olilo.
1 TRACT of land, M acres, in Harrison, Portage Co.,
.A. on the Cuyahoga river— l about 30 acres under im
provement Also, two unimproved l<As in. the village
of Warren, Trumbull Co- CO feci by PO, Also, a lot of
ground In' the centre of Hertford, Trumbull Co., with a
one dwelling house and store -one of the best stands
for a merchant on the Western 'Reserve. Any or all
this property will be sold on very accommodating
terms. ISAIAH DICKEY A Cm,
feblO . Water and Front st*.
Bsal Kstats lm Mercer County,
A LOT, Storehouse and Dwelling, situate on the
Erie Extension Canal, In the.vtiiujsof West Mid
dlesex; a desirable location for a merchant Also, a
Lot and good Dwelling {loose well suited tor a Tavern
Stand, in the village of Orangeville, on State lino of
Ohio. Terras easy. - JSALAII UICKKY A 00.
feblO Water and Front tin.
Let tor Sale.
A LOT iniht fldi wenl, <s feet on Lofin etr eet bjr fio
feelloa Clark nreeKoneof |h* moat desirable li»
•2>r?
:i*
{fel/l
~3U*t
,ia» apply to tho nb,
->rr, 4iii uear Market
lark klreer,opposite E.
ItU) J L KKAP.
cuioai ia Om Cili ward. Fori
•cribcr at ihe Methodist Book Bii
sxroel. or 1 si his dwelling on c|
Tre.rillo’s Grocery store. {fe#
For
mA two nory brick dwelling with aboatau uru :
of (round attached, siioaied it Oakland. The i
place i's well stocked with fmil of all kinds, and I
U a deairabl* location for a Until; being entirely oat of!
reaek of lb* river and din of the rity.. An omnibus i
Uaves, Oakland hourly for the city. Apply to !
iasX ATWOOajONES A Co. j
For* B«nt. ••
o_4 A new three atory brick dwelling house on j
jlflSJ Wylia amet— given on the fim of
or sootier if required. Inquire of
| ;a*r i A B FLOyDfr Uq liberty stieut.
I " For fUal.
a A two story bnck dwelling with about S acres
of ground, situated on the bank of the Ohio river,
in the borough of hi nchestrr. Apply to
j jantt JAMES A-HUTCIiIaON A Co.
-• To~l*«£ “T - 777.
THREE dwelling boose* situated on 4th street
fcT.B new canal bridge, in the cityof Pittsburgh. Al*
'so, a room 75 by ft) feet, with a convenient en-
truce! on fth near wood. Al«v, * frame dwelling,
two nones, with «n err* of ground enclosed ud under
cultivation, situate ou Oliio lane, in the city or Alleghe
ny. Inquire ot J P WfLIdAMS,
» jaaS UP wood <trect_
T* Br*w«r«i
FOR SALK OK RENT, the Pittsburgh Brew
feß crr.i with ail it* brewing- apparatus, situate.on
■“■“•Penh street sod Barker's ol)cy.and sow occupied
by Oeo. WL Smith A Co. Possession given on the first
day of April ensuing. For Irtms, Ac. enquire of
; f BROWN A CULBERTSON,
fcWStf Ui liberty «U
- to Lot*
a The new three *tory fire oroofbrick care on
■ecoml aL now occupied by uwud Rruis; foi ,
rent from let of Annl uext Inquire of
J SCHOONMAKKR k Co,
j»nl9 til wood euect.
mThe •ulscriber* will rent put of the ware
house uow occupied tiv tlrtriu, Anpk' to
LEWIS, DALZELL, A Co,
janlO , • M water street.
For lUMt<
AA A -handsomely finished room on Alruket street,
SIS? lately occupied as ft Daguerreotype establishment
by* Motland A Co, Also, a well tutisberi aial well fur*
niibed room, suitable for societies. adjoining the hall of
the Mercantile Library Association. ■ Mn franco at Phi*
to Hall,
ocvJf
For B«n(. ‘
M 1 THE targe and. convenient dwelling.botue on
Federal »U Allegheny. formerly occupied bv Mr*.
Ann Gunn. Beat low. Fuwouon riven on the lit
of April next. EDOAZZA.M.
, K DGAZZAM,
Office, roerjtet effect, betwceaM ana tth_
Immediate possession of the above bouse can bo ob
tained by applying to U. Creighton, at the canal ware
house or Clark AThsw. drc2
For Rent*
MA la rye room on the fid story of (lie warehouse
occupied by the subscribers, near the foot ot
Wood street—a good location for a steamboat
agency or on insurance office.
;soils BOLLUANS k GARRISON
For B«at or Btle<
A neat two storied brick dwelling bouse with
LT.B seven rooms mud lain yard, p'caaantly situated
**lll the bth"ward. Apply to \VM B SCAIFK,
febU 3w Ist street ucar wood.
] For dale.
AA A Fine two story brick house,on main street,
pa Allegheny city, near the upper bridge. The .lot is
tkl feet la front by IUU deep. For terms inquire of
dclfttf A WASHINGTON, 4th it.
“Vo'leU
MOne new three story Dwelling House, with
bath houses attached,, sitnsta near the corner of
Wylie and Washington streets, Possession giv
en ou the first of April next.
JOHN P PERKY
JA THBlarge fire proof warehouse,24fe*tfrombr
£3.80 feel deep, on second su near wood. Kent mod
erate. Inquire of J 9CHOONMAKER k Co.,
delft • , r _ . . 21 wood at
. To Lst,
A STOKE AND CEI.LAR, comer of Federal
SSL and Lacoek streets, Allegheny City. Inquire of
HTWarneron the premises. ■ • . ■ febahaw
‘-J * Fop ReoU * ,'c
MA Smoke House, situated on Plum alley, for
rent. Inquire of ROBERT DALZELL A 'Co,
Liberty street. • ■ • dee!3 j
For Beat.
.AA The well furnished store on Market street, be-
Eyß twffu third and fourth streets, at present occu
**““pied by Barrnws anil Turner. Possession given
on the first of April next _ (uvfifij E_U GAZZAM.
Te Let. '
MA dry goods warehouse. V? wood street, second
door above Diamond alley. Inquire of v
deed f 1) T MORGAN A Co.
COAL LAND FOR SALE—Seven acres CMi land
for sole, situate iti bend of the Monuugehela RiWsr,
above Brownsville. having a 7 foot vein of coal,
which will be sold In exchange for goods. For partieu
ars apply to focfiS] S A W HAHBAI;OH,33wood si'
BiiiaiDß Lot
IN MANCHESTER FOR SALE-l hare for sale*
beautiful building Lot in Manchester, near the feny,
13 feet front by 1 fib feet deep, it will be sold low, and
ju accommodating terms. Terms unexceptionable. '5
jnyw JAS. BLAKELY, Real Estate Art.?
. Lot* for Sola.
TWO biuldiax lots in the sixth ward, bach 94 br 133
feet on which there U a never■/aiUngntrimrof
(febT] OECT COCHR AW°*
M~ ACKEREL—fifI bbls No 3. South Mackerel: 10 do
dorado do 1, 10 hlfbblsNo 1} 10 do do No Skin
store and for sale by MILLER A.RICKKTOQN
>_fa to* cor, liberty and irwin m
SALT-ia» bbls No l.now Undingand for gaJe hf ;
MUJ.FK A BICU'KT^O^
HOSJLRV-AfqU wpply of black, white. unMeaeb.
edand mwrf cotton bceaawt. WboM^mew 1 .
womens* an 4 childrens? sin*’just opened by. ,-
_< • SHACKLtrn 1
ro y* t > k> .
ft I'i* tlwsTio bxs 7 lOxlfiddiia
VJqpWx!4do;for slieby ft ROBINSON k Con
' 1 —- - i . : IPOlihcnret
I*' 843 Macke**!:4ohi t bbU/do
jp.-.^ o tojU Ifcli Nol talmom ill Uo fibbed beniac
'7Bh2Jf**»kßdluniofjln*tor* end fwwUc by
l-:awlT LAMBERT fc S HJPTQX
KATfc* OF DISCOUNT—COIUUSCn.O» v
if. Baiißit <t .sosi
Exchange flrokm, fio.SVWmkH Rieel, iwaMwn
PesßijlTtatai' i ]•• 'lodlaiu* .
Baitk of Pittstfargh-—Par jlfcate EPk fcßtanclire** H
Bxehaugeßank • —•PaiaJ-ateScnp ••• ** °
Mm*. 3s Man. Bank-part • Ylrftal**-
Bk*4rPbiUdclphia-—PaHl2zehaHge Ilk. of Vi***; It
Girard-Bank— •• • • *par jl ? aißH*r« JHr. of \a*— • •
Bank of Germantown •parlßk.eftbe Valley,*—
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“ Delaware Co.- • •parLM.k M. BE., Wheeling ♦
M Montgomery Co.--pnifi_ do Morsuit:omi-,- •* 1«
• “ Northumberland--pur N. \V. Uuuk V a 1
Colombia Bridge Co.** park do WellaWrg----- li
Doylestewn tfank'—parjt do • Parkcisbtirg*:--* “
Fanner»«Bk. Reading-par: Temnreaee.
DtofTeaoe«ec. -• * -
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Lancaster C0.8t.---' .par Plauieri'Uk.-.- --v *
Lancasterßfc. ->par Lovonllk.-.- "
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Brownavdle Bk. - .pari fctate Bk of Missouri. *-*U
Washington Ilk.*— i i North Carolla«»
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stßsqaehaana Co, Ok,* 'sc*tr Uank-v —--*-* I
Lcbixh Co Book, *»•*.* —'l fcoMtli Corolla®*
• Cewirtotm- • —•{Caißdeitflk— l *. *:*}
Middletown | < ; Bk.of Cbarlenion*-*'!: ’ Jl
Carlisle a 'ComflierPialßk--' *•••; >i
F-n« Bk. —.- . - i|iBr.o/Georeeu)wt\---‘'- U
Farmers* and .Urover*' iOk.of Hamburg —U
Bank, Wayna»!>org. •-1 Wr?*—/ If
Harn»bori|“ ißanirra kMenha’oHk- l)
lloiuwJal? lftßk. of ftraili Carolina- * U
Lebninon ..par: <1 Blorylaaad. :
I'otUriile - ** (Baltimore, like.-/—*: -pur
Wyoming •• liHnluae&OKß&cnp *ld
■ ToriSik. •' ~l [Cptobeiiaud Bituf Aue<
1 Weal Branch Bk. lit ’khauf v--***; U
Relief Notes “ {For. Bk.of3faryUn.l-.• h
UkMEk. Piurvito* “ iFinnert' *.~Msi.'haaiCi‘-
City K County Sctip-sk. Frederick •••■*;• "
Ohio. [FfedcriekCo. Bk.r-- ■'■
State lik.aod Brioches l|:Hagfrstawaßh **
MuuniPteuanl -<* {Mineral Bk - .*•
Steubenville. • • u IPktapscolik- r- "
ScOlturtviUf - « ;\Vasliitui«nßJ*--'--*• .**
Marietta •—..v..' .*< .Bs.bfWe*unihfcte» ■••• *•
New Lisboa *»1 - Itllcblgau. >
Cincinnati Buik* 11 }Bl|.ofSi. Clair »••-*
Columbus do- “ ißk.oftUverHalsen*»•*—.
CneitTiHe-.f • “ jMtcbigan Ins. Co*-* i* *
ZaaeariUe “ iFar-tMech'aßk***.-. U
Putnam->’ “ IwlaooDaln Terri l'y.
Wooster - “ iMar.fcFireln.Co..\L!w ei
Mat<ilion h Cuudu. . .
Sandusky “ !Al[aol»enißanks--..-. • S
Oeauga “ ißank of CtiglandNotes
NanraJk-'.- *.•• u i
Cleveland.— “ Qold*l*i»eeleValue.
Xenia :• i9>.
Davton « |Dusats...*.--« \uO 2 SfO
Western Reaenre-*— u iKagl«,old-••»•• . 'IO 6tt.
Frankliuß'k Columbua M |Kaglo,ncw JO.titt
C&illicoibe M iDoabloona,Spanith. Id 00
Lake Erie •* I* }Do.patnot 15 50
~ ‘ " |j<oVtoretgna 4 KJ.
(Gntnens a Wi
|FrejlcTickiid,OTv—'t7 SO
iTerjjTbalerr* ~ ? SO
iTeirOuilders *••'.•■ -3 M
• - 4 50
s Excbanga. i
iNrwVork ipna
{PbilMdlpbln : *..-.. jpra
'Baltimore ..i....' • - fjmn
.pari Interior B’ka.*!* 1|
Sciottt*' \ ... v ....... «>
Lancaster 10 j
Gradriile* ••• ‘ *»’ ••• CO
Fann’r*B'li Canton .—.-3 b i
Urban* tB
. Kcntacltjri
Bkof Kentucky****". IL
Bk.of Looir vilfe- • v * I
Norbcrn Bk.Keutn’ky- “ '
Hew YprE—City Bank*.
EXCHANGE BBQKERS, &c.
HDIIIT. II ANNA * CO..
SPANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealer*
Tj in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificate* of
Deposit*, Bank Note*, And Specjc? Fourth street,****-
ty opposite , the Bank 'of Pittsburgh. Current money
received on deposito—Sight Checks for sale, and col
lection* mart# on nearly all the principal point* -in the
.United Slate*.' ' • • i ■
■ The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
.Gold. s
Advances made en consignment* of Produce, *hip
ped East, on liberal term*. -j '•- ■ mchlS
H. HOLSIES m SON,
BANKERS and Dealer* In Exchange, Coin ■ and
Bank Note*, No. fiS, Market street, Pittsburgh.
Selling Bate* .Exchanges Buying Bate*,
few York, Jpr Cincinnati, . 11 dis*
’hilsdelphls, Ido Louisville, i|ilo
Baltimore, JdoPuLoou, lido
Baring Rates, BANK NOTES. Buying Kates.
Ohio, Udis Co. ABcrip Order*) I}dia
Indiana,: “do Relief/lotes, “do
Kentucky, . . . -“do . Pennsylvania Oy * ** tio
Virginia, M do New York .do ; “do
do 'Wheeling, |do ; New Orleans, ■’: “do
Tennessee*. ado Maryland,. “do
feliMif -. . . . .j ' - ,
WULIAS A. BILt * CO.,
BANKERS, EXCHANGE. BROKERS, and Denier*
in Foreign and Domestic Exefiaure, Certificates of
Deposits, Bank Notes, and Specie. ,No. 01 Wood at.,
one door chore Fourth. East aide, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OCtSdkwF •- - s - : ■ ■
rOBEIOS EXCHANGE.!
TIILLS on England, Ireland, »ntl ScollaK bought to
_P any amoont at the Curreut Rates of Exchange.
Also, Drafts payable in any. pan of the Old Coumrfe*,
front XI to £lOOO,-el the rare of AS to the £ Sterling,
without deduction or. discount, byi JOSHUA HQUIN
SON, European and General office £ut st one
door west of wood. 3 - -octltaf .
atxo xajutiß.?~ / \ i [ii>wx*i> eah*
KRARBR * KAim, >
Bankers and exchange-broker*, dealer*
in Foreigu and Domestic Bdlsiof Exchange. Cei
tificste* of Deposile, Bank Notes -and Coin, comer of
3d and Wdod streets, directly opposite St Charles Ho-
W Ohio • .. g - , .
Indiana, 3
Kentucky,-)
: Mtivuri,
■ <•••• .Bank Notes; 1
purchased at the lowest rates, by |
N. HOI3IFS A SON,
delß > . gg .Market street
BILES OP ISXCUANGE-ftcfu Checks 00
. . New York, t
. > . Philadelphia, and . ,
Baltimore, •-
Co&sunUy for sale .by - N. HOLMES A SON.
dcltt ~ ■ 33 Market u.
/TlOLLECTlOVS—Drailx,..Noiei/andAeeeptan*
al/cca, payable in any pan of the Union, collected on
Use moat favorable terms. Jf. UQLMES ft SOX. ;
dcIO •' ' .> T, g7; flftMarfcai at
hat& vm M*rfloNttm
JSi’ (9oecessoratoM'CordftKin«V-' 'WK
Conor tf Wo oil and Fifth Stmts:
PARTICULAR attention. paU : 14 bar Retail Trade.
Gentlemen can rely; upon getting ibeir llats and
- Caps front our establiatuneaiof the war Matsauts and
wnaxaa.'cmiiv of the Laxssy amcK! and u the towerr
raicis. |
Country Alrrohnntv pnrchaiinrr f»ywUolfc*aW are
respectfully invited to call and ejamiuu our Stock; a«
we cm say with confidence that sl* regards qcaurr
and rucr.it will not suffer In a-' coatparison srifh any
• boose in Philadalphia. \ • .j- i. febl?
n. . Spriß| Fuhlou ror 1848. ri
J$ McOOED * I m
-j(I>ATX : x'cobb £ tua.) o&
wrtlj* uitrodace the SpriiU,' Stj'Jf of Hals this Jay.
\\ Saturday, March 4ib, 1615. 5
*laeir friends and cottomen art icmiestcd u catt a:ul
examine theiratock of Spring Hata,?ju« received from
Nevr York, at their tfore. corner offitu and Wood tU.
• marl . . '
! m crivrd from Neyr Yorlc,theSi|inn*Siylrof Hat?,
. «i% which be wilt introdare «*nSnjufda)y ftlatcli -tlh.
Ail inoae in want of a neat and superior Hat, will pleiu*
| «all and examine at N075.W00d atfret, tM door alnwe
.Fourth. J
'fiemoval*
Wiliam Douglas,'lath J#rq|ci McKain. Tbt
-JB subscriber hn«reiaovedhi»li*t and Cap M*nu.
factory No. 77 Wood opposite bis
old stand, where ho would mriteJhW fhCnds and ihu
publicrenetally loan assortment of ilaiu and Cups,
which for beamy aud durability eaniiot bo surpassed.
A\*sL 77 Wood *L
Having retired from the Hal emfCjp Manufactory,
Tmo« repectfully *rcconmiead 'the ’bf’fny’
friends iuid the public freuernlly to rnv successor, Win.
Douglass. ■■ .■■ [fthlUani] . .MAIKS MrijUiX.
r* hew xih
/ gCIItCULATKK AND HAT PROPUCTOR.—The
will introduce on JtanmlajjOct. Oib.
Geuuemrn wishing a list tried with this 'Jcsualwe ~ arti
cle will please call nnd examine. $
ALFRED KKEYXI* Poetical Hatter,
! oci9 of wood »1
rr*. FALL FASHIOH.-,'*, .NtOORK hat rveiv-
I Jed from New York, liie Foil »iv!e of ll:t< which
dfl&he will introduce thi* da)*. Saturday, Aug. tvrh.
All uu>»e in wiuil of s neat ami superior hat would do
well to call at No. 75, Wood Street, dd d«or üborc tih.
aujpStf ' • . a ,
,/H FALL FASHION, A
Style GemJemen's'Jlals will l*e iutro-
at KesvU.'* oa Thursday, August CTth.
Gentlemen wishing a cheap, fashionable hat of Fills
burgh manufacture, ahead of fashionable Hast impart*
ed and advertised by some of the tnwe, please call at,
KEEVHi A'Oo.’a,
aujfJ6tf ; IMJhaad of wood at
» suauncß fashion m hats^-
JJfJUST received from New York, the Summer
forhals, cousttiing of Wjiita Bearer, Pearl
and While French Coatitnere Hale, with Ventilator*.
Those in want of a beautiful, light. l|ai are respectfully
invited to tail. j #>. MOORE, • ’
tnaytW 75 wood st., 3 doors above 4th..
j KyLNKmWQABS~«OC Mils MfclTtati 90 \>xt Oou
j£v ble refined-largoloafi tSO bbli'efiulicd; ItQddfK.w.
dered; 91 clarified, in itpre and Tor *4le br
• jAy a utrrcinsoN i c«
_raari Ajfl fur St l<uul« ?*ifam Sujar Refinery - •
Rag Warchoue* -.••■•
riE bigbeal.pnec to cash paid (gjr good clean ran;
also, canvass, bale ro;>e; grass-rape: bay ring, wool*
•ai ra«s,*c.,bj; . . 1. W3CHAI)?VTUK.
mnrO wayne -u, bait, pcnnfc liberty
SHIRTING MI T 9LUS'& 4fc--\y k SI f ipfay taS*.
received an additional supply. of those Terr iup* '
rior lon* cloih ihinin; muslin*, at per yufij !
Al», Irish Ijnens,'o( varig.us quali&S, lucludm* Some
extra fine, nud>rarrautedpure fiax*hi dry hoods house
of naria MURPHY
Linen cambric handkerchiefs-* mu a «.
•enmem of above roods, toioe»> | uw „» w CPIvW
just reed at dry good* house ol« . ft- . CV(^
--JIM P«Y_
PSi'm. Cfl)—A'Hj a«eripiii)n* coni
i- naatly .on band,-abp, alnrpbquaAtiiy of safety
«u», fat Order* promptly; ailed at all time'
3 •' ’ 4 V : ' ."C»l4»m'A«errti •
roarxa _ water jtfSnd doopabovu Sunthuf M. -
'*?t£^VowgHyson, various qualities
A **? ** P*o“houg, do Jo; Souchong.doiU
• oo.wtuipuueui and/or aaiu low by, ~.
•—g*?»- a v RvC^KyaiiiJA/o,
B° ® d' # VWcK, while aud
COloieJ eol’on Ojyltilrglorcs.'laige MieiCJusi re
cotT *3L*Sfl W »41e.1»V SUACKUjrr A; WIUrE
.-■ : • . ;K) wood street
BUTTER A IX>G^—s barrels ff«h rojlbtiuci’tf do
**jw *ZX* received on eonsirnijieht mid for sale t>
S A WsHAIUIAWH.
BEANS-15 bbls.'Nnv4\ Jusrrec'i nju] foi
- »,T . *>y ' • ■'% A WfIIAUDAUCII, ‘
: fe blS . - ■ - • | aj Wooll , t
Tj.fjlih-BUl'lfß**? bbl* (mb Roll Butter jail rrc’
,lle b >* 'VICK A M'CAN/ILKaa ;
THRESH ROLL BUTTEft-ia bSli mu recM
J and loraala by • WtCJC '
‘ - (eblS - --* * HEYaOlis fr-SHRB, ~
CIiEESt— oil boxes cheese iu-S tc vt rand uerstmj
Miekidn.nond£oriaie by . . i . -i * ■:. -
* febtS ISAJAJURCiCEVdjCoJsa-Waiarrt/
GINSBNGA -
.too Un Beeswax arrivedMx^tV.Rueidx-and /or
ale by .. LfrbUiJ JOHN s aLWORTH. v.
fIOPFEBA3*fIO bblifoiaaJe by.f •>(:' »". ; i ■•!.•'.■'•' -
VKhi*;.. • . . r
I »VJ*
- v.-'
. THK OSLY REHEDTV,
H ARTS’ VEGETABLE EXTRACT.'lsanlntahtfo.'
hie remedy tor Epileptic Fit* or Falling Swkneifo
• toanliiens, StsotvAc/ It is well known, that IHm
time immemorial, physicians
tie Fits incurable. It bn* haffied all their skill, aim tan'
boasted power of all'medicide, and consequently thou
sands hare suffered thtough-a miimbloexm*oae,ia4 1
at last yielded up their. live* on; the altar of insaaitJG
With all deference, however, to the
great asd learned, we sa> that it has been cured.
i HART'S VEGrirAHLK EXTRACT,
For sixteen year*, has been tested by-iiasayipcnaOA.
who hare suffered with this dreadful disease* AAdIA.
every ease where trios had a fur trial, has eOected a
permanent cure. •;
Eu* of 31 years and 0 mouths, cared by Iksoatf
this truly wonderful medifine. >. ' •-
Read the following rqmarkshJe rtifi of'&u aba of '
We Secure. Faq; of Philadelphia. adUcted.srith -
lepuc Fits 97 years and: 6 tnontha‘ After trmmOttS '
through England, Scotland, Germany and Fntnee, co» -
suiting the most eminent physicians, and expending for
medicine, medical treatment and- advice, .three tSoifv
sand dollars,'returned wilh his son to this country in
November laid, without receiving any' benefit arbiter
er, aiid was cured by utin- - i • ' •••
HART'S VEOFTAHI-K EXTRACT.
Mr.- WtlUam SccoreN Letter to Dr*. Ivtlns add Hait«
i hava spent over three [ thousand, dollars -Cbr medi
cina and medical attendance. I was advhmd to taka A
(biir to Europe with him, wt >*h 1 did. iTfint vltitcd
England. |.consulted the most enunem phytirSana
there in reqiect'lo hts daset they tixaalned aim and
prescribed accordingly;-! I-remained
without perceiving: any change (br the betar.- whieh
cost me about two hundred and fifty doTUn pocketed
by .the.phyveiaus, and tlxrmost that IVecmvod wal i
their opinion that my .run's caso .was hopeless and po«i- T
tivelr tueurablc. I accordingly left Eniland, and trav
elied through Scotland. Germany and France, andra- .
turned bomc.in the month-of November last, with my
'.son as ’far from being cured as when Heft. -1 sawyour
advertisement in one. of the - New-York papery mid '
concladed to try Hart's Vegetable Extract, seeing your <
statements and certificates of so many eure*,. soma of ''
twenty and thirty yean.* standing, and 1 can assureyoa .
I am not sorry 1 did so, ns by the nsoof lltn’a Yegela-.
ble Extract alone,.he’ tru restored to.pcrfect'healthi-
His reason,-which was-so forgone as to anfit hia for -
.business, U entirely restored,.with the prospectndw '
: before him, of life* health mid usefulness. He is'now .
.99 years of age, -and 97 years nud 6 months of this .
time has been amieted with. this most' dreadfol : of-dfok
: ee»es; butihankGod he is now enjoyinggood health,
* Now, genUemen, faith withota works 1 don’t beiEdr* ’
in/ To say that ‘ 1 ehali -be ever grstefttl to Vou is poo :
thing, and asl encloseyou oue.hundred -'
have no doubt but that you wiQ think'.this is another ’
and <|uiu a'different thing.''The debt <rfgretHod»'l. r
stfll owe yoa, but please to accept the present amiutgq .
a* interest on the debt in'advance. •
' Your* very respectfully, r
ISigned,) WII.LIAM Rgnftng
- TO THE AFFIdCTED^
One of the proprietor* of this tuvalaahle mediehi*
was, afflleted for several years with Epileptic--'Fit*.
The disease had produceu the worst effect upon Mg -
system, vie: Jjoss of memory, imbecility ofmincLand m •
perfect prostration :of the. nervous system, lie hail ' .
tried the akiU of the best physicians for mvea yeard.
and grew wone under their treatment, ami-ho-Anew : »
that this medicine-was his only hope for Iwafth and
life, and was therefore determined to give it ■ ■
andtopersererc In its use, which he did, and therenli
wa* Aperfcet restoration to health, whien'wa* esmtf^l
ued uninterrupted for nearly sixteen yean. .- -.-. V
- We would refer to thoiollowinff persons who k*v«
bpeneured-by using llart’s-Vegetable Eltracu • . |
Col E daughter was alSieted nim? ymeni
resides *1 Yonkers, New York. - -
W. Bennet, nine years, 171 Grand st. -■ . -*.j ' '
J Ellswonh, seven years, 12 Dover aL :-
S Kelly, twenty years, etnten Island.- i- I
Miu EM’Eeei; twenty years, Yorkvilloi ' '• "J • I
Miss i. Crunej twolva years, HQ Uammerily st -
Win II Farsell,twenty-three yean,73NcftfolkMl
Jacob Peuy, four years, 174 Delaney at- v
•Flulo Johnson, twenty- yenra, Oreen««ilA»A< |
Judge Randall, 94 ' 1 '
Thomas R Jones, of iho US'N'avy. ' .* '
, CaptWm Jeaning*, State st. Bridgeport,tst '--t : -
Uerrrcnce also made to V , . -7 • • v t
- Dr.WLMonroe,Gai]fotd,O.^V
Rev Richard Taggett, West Davenport N Y. •
RerTLßoshnelf,Uahmu>re,Md.
. Mr Joseph Bradley, 115 Orchard st, N Y
CII Doufhton, 909 Eighteenth et NY- • - -:r
-: Mr* James Bertholfi Chcstrr. Oratira i>tt W - *
.- JUaIMK-USsßdwk^’.
DA Riehtoa, Jl9Delaney *l .> a r^.
James Bmilh, 13d Suffolk *♦ .» : ~ .0
Charles Brawn, 100 W-fter «t. - S» '
of which jkl>d bpon, pt. m]drexac<^pMf ?
Nw"yS lrt4bT 1,1 B lU * r > Inn* A Itoy
(3 F A. t.’o, M 0 Mam it. between 34 aaß*
4dt at*, and ICj Mainrt,between 4ujaadßthstream.
Cutctnuati, Ohio, aholemlo and retail agema fortS'
south and wen. •
L WILCOX, Jr., corner of Market at and tho Dim
loud, only ag*l in Piiuh’g Pa , . - t-QMuwly
BSDIOUt * IVROICAIi OFflOlT'-
. No. AS, DIAMOND All .
LhY, ft few. doors . below •
Z'Sll'”*’ .
DB. BBOW^iatJ
tȣT been regularly -dnfnirtl -;' 1
to the medical _profcssio®»
and-bcea far aoma xiaw tfc '
SmtiJ preedce,ripw coo*;
«« hi*'. attention ’to lb*' '.t
treatment of thwe'prfvs®
and delicatoeomplsfamitw
which hii opportunities’ and •
. , ——- nduoualy devoted to ite
study and treatment of chose codtplami*,’ (duxiatfjahfch - '''
mne he has had more practice and has aired more ri-"
than can evcr/nft to iho iQt-ofnnv private nrso»
mumer) .amply .qualities liim to loSer assuianoes of >•'
speedy. aemsJ.eiu, anil satisfactory *nre to aUftflUetatt'
with delicate diseases, and all discaset<.ariiiag tharftv
■ .&£• Brown would Inform tho«. afflicted, with print** ‘
diseases which have become chronic by time or-ajNi ~
Savated by ll» use of anr of the eommoa nostrum*!*' .
b day, that Uw<r complaint! can be radically ■»aTfc w .,
OQShlf cured; he having trivdu his. cnre6d.siisntio«"t»‘ •
tne-ireataent of such cases, and raeccedcd iu hundred*
°f inusnces in curing persons of inflammation of the'
neck of the bladder, and kindred which often’
result from those eases where- others have consigned' -
thc«.tahopeless despair.. Ho particularly invite*such*-
ft* have been long and utuucccsjiully treated by other*
to commit aim, whea every satisfaction will be givw* l '.
thenk.aod there caw* treated in a carefuljthorwtjrh ami.'
tnleUigqni manner, pointed oat by»loi»experiene£
study, and invesiiffauon, which ilis iupossi'bJe for IbsaS*
: engaged,iu .general practice of medicine to cite anr ■
;oae class of disease. -'i ■
. -ID*Hepiia.Ot Rumm—Dr. Brown al«n InTinx.U—.
.swuifflieted with lieniia to-call, as hahuHidiattfaL
n]*r attention to iht» diwase. . . . ■
■ Skid diseases;'also piles, piliy; speedH* 'mrf- ’
Canges very {aw.. • .-i.r .
: N-H*'—Patfs'rita of either sex living at a di.fp*.. fry .
.«t*tuj£_their disease in writing, giving all Urn arms •
toms, caa obtain medicine* with directions for w, br
l tuld.resdng T/KROU'N, M. Impost paid, and endue - v
j. - jiffies No; nliey, opposite the . atari*’
I House. . ■
; tET No cute no pay. . • • ' 'declßL .
T^°£ TAKT T°;THB EADIES— Chiner*
J.-Il&ir Cretin,-a matchless' unicle for the Growth*’
Beauty and Restoration of the Hair. Tils Cream!'
when once.kaotyn,will rupereede nil otheratiidea or
ihe kind now used. When tim hair is dead, harsh-’
liiin, unhealthy, or turning grey, a few
wtU make the hair soft and dark, and riVe it n beatS2
iively appearance; and will nl*o rouke it retain jii live* 1
Imeis ami healthy-color twice as lomfualill ihenrta*.'-
ration* which- nro generally used. Every lady and*
gentleman who am in the habit of using olls-oivtbali
hair, should at once purchase .n botilaof the -Chitiaa*’
liair.Cream, at u u so composed that it will net injur*.'
the hair like those, otV r preparations, burwiiLbianuA'/
It, and give perfect satisiaction iu every instance #
For ictUruonjrto its very superior (qualities: teeth*
(bUowine letter from Rev. htr. CaUlwalL tn Mean* ’’
Headershott A Stretch, NaalivUle,Gotirrai Agento'for
the Western States: ' & - r
, Lvbet the Rev. IL Caldwell, pastor of the J*re*'
bytenanChurch, TaliUki.
. Aleaits. Uemleraaou ,v SueicJt— Gentlemen: I tahtr
plensuta intshUnpmr icalitnoi.v iu favov ofcheexeeU '
leut prvparauim culled. Ut. Chtnwe - Jfair .
Oreauwior about, two >run ago, toy hair warwy\>
dOVbnttlj.aud disposed to cuftivpatrbm bawmr oro»^
Cured a.bottle ol the Crown,owl m«litaccorttmr»* ' '
the presenptuw. say bait is now sol'- clanic'oruf'ttnn'*
to the head.- - Many- balsnnw-and .oil* wtfro abpßod.'
eacnkavuitf my hair iu a worse 'state than befiir£Z ,
Thu Crvaro. nowevrr, has met my e-tpectationa.
As an article lor the Toilet, iny wins gives it nn-Jeiw'. -
enceoter nil others, hems’ delicately perfumed, ana not •
di*j>o*ed to rancidity. The ladies especially -will -
lheLhiiieseCrcarato.be a dcMdenmimia t^tlrpxeMw
, ralious tor the toilet. Re*pectfu!iy, Ac., • - .
. Rula*ki. : Jaiu 7. 1547. R. Cs’l mvet i '
retail, iu PltUbunrb bv John
corner of Woikl and FtAh street - ~jnl4tf -
TTOVVRS UVGKUN Ht>AKIIOL'.YD fe :
its rapiul sale and great aocceu-os a remedy forth* w .
! li>o^‘ ij * cc * e^ v '^ lcro 11 bt * bcta v used, it pMcusea w 7
oua of the. most useful and popßlafSdSSSv -
535? '■!'■■
bedonaametcn’,^ F t> r ctapiifeand reuaino aniettc•' •
? oull3 ,w> doubt promote their
ki * pm s * surlssy ' ' 3 P«eraily iu the *eaabn.&#£ .
TJhs valuable Cira-h Candy.l* eootidered a
by Jumpers in ereauou. tu cuildrei) were nevtr known
d «*"*'■ AM
convince Btn’ person of iu evre*
cv, and the proprteiori thcrctore aely aav oerson in tho
SSold wholesalo and retail, by the General jfgmV''* I^.*
5 * H SMySElUOrugrisV s !: S
_ conmr3dau.l market els, TiUthotth l . t
. Howc A C,-'., Pr3pnxior», No l College UaJl ■ C«cin<
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BA-.TAliNkS’i'OCli.'S l’lieumoiuc or l Cough'Uaf-’ *
s has a grrai advanugn over mahy otheV 1
Cough nieparauoas, os in pleasant twuo ’penmu'H to 114 ’ •
by used without iuriMivunience. ~lkii‘’it»*vahie‘at'a' H? '
Uaiiam consists in the spv-Uiuets of its cure. We hava i ,
kuown-TOtne of, tho most ..
vvhich had been running or, for-,* considerable Je&xtfc i'-
of time, Yield almost utUMdinWy to iu powetTi j a
Iu such weather as vco have'hatL auritur<th» p*c(.jr '
winte/, eve/y one is Uubls icr take cold, ’
prectuitiotyt *te used. , . .. v , ■ «■ t g t. '• *> -.estal *
J}Vct feet oiid uadue espotuxo loth»'iaclea*B«»of'i7- :: •
?¥ WBathcr often lays, the lountlftUon, o( a hwkteiirr •.
eouyh, which need* a quick rcpicjy to prevent serious /. 1
femilts. • * t * t ' *
l ■'Ve-hava nuou>fwi* -eenificatrs.-of “
■has performed, n«uty. of whi c h - pineot &} 4 • •
this ciiy aud the ncgatmrhood, und they are a sufficient
teiereuce wuhoui buying nuoiher word in its fa*«r*
■nS&mSv - r r ■ k tendl.br Si’-” '•
kAiihtaTOCK A Co,.Toraei q{ wood ami Ist ntwT -
wood and Cthsttv.. .
Tour lUood. “'TTTT^.''''
MB--O*K-SiUh>Ekr-DciirSir. Spring, andtfa^i 1 .. -
ring the previous winter. I Varavwiy ’'
wltha aexofWcuu complaint Jn my lest ahtThadbeSv *"■
weaoino motUhv'uhderthecareoi.piiyfcieiaßa. IW ’* ;
tmdmycase was alpnojt inferable,: and they eodU do' l
bittUttlefoyM.. I .was [.nearly hat withlßik./
.aid oforutchct^ouluwithditiieuliyget nhoot. In Mny -•
last, I purchased of you, uud aasamaheed tnainrß»J»- ’ £ ;
7cn.*a S*rtirsaa.i-i- Adtrilieuseoftwo bou&w th*
•ores eoamenced bealfng, and ( Uld nude mr ermekg; ~
*■* «*u>g pply q cane. . 1 dUpcnvedVjfth*niy Cahe-Add. /
at tht«iMOlthc£Mnh.rwaa #o wellUi taaMiat all -**•'»
inpheanng AecK In tll, 1 used Hr? bottle*/;T6ii if
sejofuja udsertf have all haaledun. «nd»mco l—* »
auptraarlhav appearance onmnSlgPO, ht»t ■ -
have continual, and «a tvjw. mthe mosfpcrftci h«aliif
1 «ate with confideuce, hopinirtkarothere mayhelfn •*
e&tted urdiunstae way, ihatiho.Sarssparill* soMWf__
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