r KY^'lHilfi
*•» Wit V T ■ .
- 1 March 20 t. «-
Thiw bis fcecnW : 4 bhloWcti aa 16 ptpmiienj
Modomießßt Isiifrfo&Madirahabe
pobttd' h!3»i “f'
kwolrwo, Ucjly*-
bn-k, Y<& &}»«*:# l^; ia B £ ir , Ct, '? ll J.
PetLkorSb h*. Eobhrfcifiomi lo ba M Maata
tt Efciladej&blajj &«*■“ I «j
Mr. My3«l4««MH^ o, M ,b *
of Ao ;-h'■ 1 !
'I ptaaajn^i p* at.
AOcottnfi <roin lhallwb veisela
haPOiorri Uiati pan &onx Califofna wi:b si 60,-
oooEa goiij- j ; ;•! Jcs‘ ; i’- : 5 i j ”
/if. ■ ,f M
ilja Vu-ie, JVesidenl in llii city liui af
terooon. ; } l ;:j : •; jfrj ; • r
1 ] jl '.sr iltyi**• fc ■
We have iiepsftmji Santa Fe to- the
ruary. Cot j&mcmt
to
menu in Ihfe, jo! Ccd. feentoo’a loft
acconou ieftjfinn • *° retije to
ihe vailest tbe;drfp(h!of
or Brty oupiaod kjnihg
hit mulesJj -ii Wfctl6s|ley jaod wok mbejblfia.
Here ho sifoij cnu.elpmtfto rdljei; ind to fe- 1
tarn; at a iftaiel yetf<&f : li!Otfcy;hot. ilbing soj Fre
moat aUripjaj mr&<£<miifiis)cikeoi.j la sixsdays
he arrived fit \ ’atH* ao3-thejliirfvivi(Ti ofly? party
vere finally leUeirdiL; :p .
? . lr-f—:
i
,» -1(| PmLßji&rßU, March 29—K 1C
nirfietj ’csmnih : ‘ ; *inih' yeatertfoy, if
anV thingjftkd nnuko3 i(> : .ilulter—wp note tales of
westerttb|ah« ,'.•
» prime tsiriie tyheat: at IDS,
red h ßBc bn-ccfn,prime yrUowftt 53.
iitjfljs al 5^ c Jf. ** ,L
! Uu&ku&fc Market.
| !-j| | j.-u atuc* »-» Pj m.
Flour4-tte ttfefcfeijfii heavier'than jeatfetday,
and the small concession.
'Ssteatf -Streeilai *i 60ito $4
82' cetns; jje? - ljajfT®Jlr SSiy.JdiUs te 75
Hi '-ft;/ : . 1 1 ■'
Coni been ma,de si $2 5g to
s2fi2p|rblf {{ • i ‘t% ;- : f‘
!GrsiD-H&«e4<tf prims rtd Wheal at 9209 a io
itocU. \ Frfindwmtprpora el 4SOM; primefyei*
tH&a attest bashelt. pa 15•32025.
•32025. HI : r ■% i ; . ' '
•'Whi»lf«^*|-Silhs : ji>bU_ai 33 cis pej goL
GroCeH®r-Saiba ji£‘ißio r CpBee, jo ihaeitteai of
2000 bad»,[ai i : •£ , i b'■ *
froviiioW—B*le*oMVeatero PoriiaiSllj
ss£.' ;Lard. |o,bbls,
Iki ctßi Hfatns, cents
p^Stoij-i4>l 6*;p^i? t,tt 4^ *} i ‘*
; | i tew y<&RK MARKirr j■ <
;; •{ i i •i, -j£>. ; /Match 29—9, f. M. |
:i|ftifc£|<i9 drift, wltia n gocfd East* 1
of jieeterd bt $5,25
(35|37i RpjbU.- \ '•>:£ i; i ' i
'Grain—<Gbro jb of Rye at 50b bu,
Ip of i*|.; . , l
. Wbiiidyf-SalainifcJOG |bb|s, ati.lSj lor Ohio.
- j
, OSfcgarat 4i(2siJ Coffee,
t au« totfee extant of fcOQO Mo
Uwea, 9 ; l! {
meM’beefai
prime Wepirn bbli j . ?
; ! : ,j
j j CTNCIS§AIp <; MARKET. |
' '• !\ j MAreb' 2&—9 r. n.
•Float-- i 4aleiotfKs3bt Iljat 1 ljat 50. the tnar
tet is dollar. £'V> :i, f-
GrccetWa— Orlikna at 4 }0
*St da. Sblesof Rio at 7JO4J cla.
per lb.' ■ ‘ :j( ;
■nn,f.wy—■Them ft .good flrraand' for PiUs-
bfaftds, per 1
Provisions —Sajis of fc«4* Latf ai 6i ctfl
.per 1b.,. = £ j| _i ,
ri 7
mHE onderugncifiiitre tfreetbiworks ih ae cut or
ElßT.'.ocii u
55£h Wof m ra^S^ tan “ i,!a “ l ! eolm “" ,1
itselftbiken3*e-sZFthba*inwcsted-
■ i SEOuS a. c o., .
. , -t.H Tjid ,l. N Yark,
o' PWs^
Al ;c Ihcliu.- Cratof W. Mo-
EaVhli'eol,, o “gS.)*&« ji* Son ’| *™ °° ulM
•’nfT™? ;&BSKTM’KNIGIIT, :
ißcljlMUO' Adtttlisdbtor oflW. dcc’d
Tec>d,»i>d Cor «le
. A c !!f™ w !g u r l ? •
. d>
»i iiijuji * , a ll,M 2Sti
A. hß 4 ncs*»5 11 ' 1 Te S oo4 */*"
Orentes. ecu erpemtWsm. saaftuon. at fair
. thjt offidfc . ■ < ■ mctucdtf
ntoTilEfeclxi® IA>»D *
It JoStorso*. *£fitt|ket tti citwa
east df pijeviouJ to trill
Sf ti l frbb)tam%*y *V**:o(>£aml?«. -Bauont, Neo-
St?. we^r y. al CO& V S* 4 ■*; ™'-
‘OTsfffj bb t **l
t\ iOic f,Caui ijne.Jolttec'd end for
& FiaaisWCK * co-.
ii ££*>* i : ’P' :• 4 cttiM;UU£id«<»d“i.
■ D^ffQ^O^oß,T t CO :
V vpi &
■ rccM fca<] for »*ie al
Kibfl InJiffilffiSr Dspol, Ijo 5 Wood *u I
■ iW% ■; jl JfjflW-Hfr..
laftpmg fftffl£«iunr Parij, for
Xi Iklc.iq-£fcfcsU
- Libcrtf at
,il .1 « *»■ i iVa . i"'^— i|V"* —■ .
ftero ajidjor *alb by,
jy^fm«S4 ? ■£ DAISELL ItCoj
1 lb&fcetisiiiu.forWhicf! the biyli* \
mz^vWr" i
TLtb. 3lM.4^^RKl< No& Mackerel, ia ,
Jj| Saatj •&* 3fcgje3>y !;/ 8& w gAEfeAUfeH j !
landibjj uid |
[B Wr AITSB^r 1 VQ9 4, Co ;
I■* iochSß f ;i.j it! ll' ‘ii ;
•£*•tk*A»-&3«kI»??one ;NOBOfSi received ptir
• <HW«*teiOiaf4<lMM Ge£fik»i tot*itleby
i? £Sb !; ' a co■
■’ * prt« oU *”*«% by
• tri£«jsinrfr-d»»jp(M; fork&ie by '■ ■
jrSfflftfgß-tlfasgfeSffi y?wtw.4.o>L;
1 11 noggß MSlas&(ES—llWfr) 1 S H Molts-'
&*£s »E2s93r “surbkidge; Wilson* c*
M imwlP £ M —— —“
- olm Moaopfc&eU Wbukay
vi d
• 1 ittuU DOaft-IijCOO lg Bolt pp.k, ludins w
-• '3««si®sWcioSi4 fceedj ’*s; 12CJ T lf|jl
I kJ Ido fttlMn 2dt>;Lardl'3l »ki fdodrApp***
i
LAKDpJSiu kill. L*&! Oil, HWinS fnJM iu’CJ
toffliDfcSfciiad «alfl3»y *.i . ~ ■__, v : •
| _r 5 .
'j . ir|iAlsH6S&i)ESsi arr^rinfcTjj
1 -;|- £^fr r^ by :j i.atecAi.za.ti j
luC3 PiWtS 10 blif id prirde oltl4rj
ri! 0 JoM fM&Sar Wie by : li a FAIIJn EdTOCR &Co ;,
( ij ntfbSt ,.■ j ;,> coracrimjpd wood «u j
I 1 11 Souni is tiiMp il
.1 it |W.”sVelj}‘o«!iaTß. JteAl receiVti bj ■il
i,, > . \£;y •: ' .«j l UOPKtNS; t■ ",
: ,•; ;,k :i-’ Apolloi <Ui »t : 1
eric* »aj»tiot cufti fud cknvuiad l
•**&•**&!%„ i ■:.
.“r^ i T : : iJRjJWAN & Ot)LWa.TBON; ; ,
i|j r! ~—
KrtkTHS’iSNKATUS-rfc' 6“‘ H- pstSUis—
’ ;: 1 •p&siig-..'-- I ■ ~,-it. : ; ijii
j;
COMMERCIAL RROORD:
- IMS r i 1 ALMAKAC. -]. bon l San
BtAftCHli' , '\.Aie*. i
i* ii»»»ojiiyj§ r ■«•••- "^SS7 i b'jV
65 Bund**,; s\ 'ass c 1
68 Hondky.,2 d W &«
87 ;; 3 5a 5 5M
fia y 350 5 6
&>'thuriday/ r*r***< * d 4fl 4 c
SO Friday, 7 ; i«v- ;—• -* ‘,5 47 4sß
lo&ii
Tb* • —•* m a g*.
.quite acuup. the nrer it in
obaCttWO considerable
activity : t • .J.- !
’ ftift comptrture
jy UghUpKo'Wwiojkny.'caniidersJde, unoum trans
pired ntay s:u*itf?ia,ia)
u dbbhtlbsisiiilngfigUTet-of the From •tore
niet weri tqlimilad lot* as
in quality, !?•’’ '■ 1 j'
;
cud quoth uaftU iaieaioaiy at hhl
GRAlN—Pticea generally are -Witiwstsl change
G*dd wßl bring; 50c. and
, from tune. NVe itotoaale* 6t ;al 01k, ot rjno l»u
Corn at 30, SaOitn Oat* at &-<*,from store.
' of 13 hhda */j0 Sugar in lot* at
.-4}dsJe for f£f to i-t'jLe ohi. Salei-'if “6 hblc inolas
tea at SB(c anb of SO bbla quality N O a,
2)e p gall. ofjßio coffae ar&-:»j{oiurlv effected
at 7}S?li« Which are tie ru mg figures
of the mark** • i ;
BACON—SaI*-'? of \Veslern fur«>s. Baton to the cx
tsai of 13 hbis at, for Shoulders 4| jHiOtniL and Hams
ateic^fc-J
LAHD—For Imrd. iUn* dentacd Hltitnted. and sales
, m moderate iot*; arei regularly edited al tor l.bl
and CSCfc fl> for leg : i ;
IJUTTfeR4-The market is quiet, ’Siijj sales to a hm
ited extent &} U’jiUSc for beat toll W b|lls, ami Itic for
a ootmnan ahitle. flegular sales ifi litg Buitrt at -0
•Ste—as in fiuality. A small lot 'Sf hither on extra
quality at t; J
of £oo»l quality m S.VAI. ot
Timothy. supplies aft vert light tOidi w«t ran rfi'ori
no sale*. j&ICH of Flaxseed.at bu
OILS—We quote sales of Unseal at Our, of Lard nt
SCSBOc goU. and of Taiuier's /nl at sl7><JBl». p«r
barrel. ?;
DRIED FilblT—hale of.luO good quality Pra«
cßes at 81,12. Bulek of 70 I»u Applet at boper
bosbel. ; * t- .
SHTPMEirfs of PRODUCE fIOM §UJCUXStsb —The a
meant of dipped eastward, bn the Auburn
and Rochester railroad, since Nov last up to Ist tnst
t» as follows:
Pork, B)» ! M3^27
Cheese, 4.424
Butter, 15,561
Wool, ' : 00,729
Flour, bbli !,wa
Porfc.tos SM.no
Uacot. . 17.*4J
Bun*, Ifi.aTS
Wool,
Flouf! t>bH H,T«
Whe«t,tei ITSJ3A
I>ned J'ftm. -*4Ji.9tw
TUc ambuotof Icfl M 'W«>Tern ltepot I' l
liit Tanawanaa railroad. (Hiring £ii.->is«f IMK wm-h
‘iblUW*.—* 1 ;
pork, lbs
Bacon,
Cheese.
Bauer, i
Wool.
Flour, bblk
Flpurj hbia
WtaetUSbo
Woolj bale* • • • 'r
The gm»* amount oi treijrbt, rkoNtting principal!
of Flbur &ud Wheat. i« stated at iil.fiTi.7TM B*
The amount of flour ami Wheal left since the 1
Jan. up u» the present period, is afc (allow*
Houti bbU • -
\rae<i.i>u
—lDeiaWrau
; ; Bo*?W, Murch *4. 1349
C6cton-4-Tie market is pretty; firm for Cotton. t>u t
iteai the It lose of our report there but tittle doing, tha
Pteanier’* advice* being Hourly /selected The pale**
laat haVe been too ba&jk and for the week
add Up IiiJOQ bglei at our q\ioted £rtfce» for the different
gradfes, *CJUc atriitiy middling (ii# Mobile aid New
Oridao*:»eiling dt B|c. G me*, at.-wluch pnce this gr/de
ii generally held* nud SJn offered ■
j Airiyed aihca our last;—
KnJtn New Orleans, bale*
From Charleston,
Krqm Sarairoah. ■ • •*•• •
Prom Apalaihicola.
’ < Total,
,T(ie total receipts of Cotton ai' the diderem ports
the country, from Sept 1. to latest date* at
bales -
Same time last year,
The export* have been:— 4
! " l-M I^4"
.6-706,033 454JS*
4-16W3HI' i£».433
-/-•lSSfik) ica^sr
To Dfeat Britain,
Ftnnce \
, Other fortljn pom,
tetfcis--►***• -
todrtofchaati.
f-, tmrre i«jj UMulv^-maad£mmost kin dir
afid-prices ,fe main without change. Exported since
oar Ust. j ;
: :T6 iariurij port*, bales and £***<-• r
Ujnce juiirr I, <. us4
'list
TsicoAiTrsAnl—ST folding is ihr quantity Of
boil 1 Iraniptified oref the didiretit R»I Roa‘l’* in
Bchaylkilt coOoty, fw lie weekending Thursday even
ing, Klarcfc 18} 1 Stt: \ %
; 1 : 1 Week. ; Total.
MwitHm-jUiis. h. RR-. ;* U bgjjj
Llule ScbuylAiil dd w , 01 .
IdiUCrctlu , do XCS' ifr fcusus -i
is .i-t&l s.|
Mt Carbon aid Pt Carbon do 01 •4.J.6U& 1«
—l.TAtaer* Journal. 4-
< Dbt GobW M sister, March 24 *-!>oratv'
tic GoodeHThe uma state pf7dullne»s **»««'
thedommUifen men »aini the d>te fltour last .reports
Jrdiher* uliioo busy with the* country cuMomerixo
tUpSthe Urtffhou*** tram whittle they f r * w f^ e "
pUd*i taithfpurehaw* oi January n. d Febhiary ha
fitstlhand* 4tjin be for the ntav
df &r expon, nllhcmgb there
t* 4 for thfe Brecon market, the aetu-.
ii sftpmante of the week hhv4 reached bowKl h.ifos
hat inclined U> that Domestic Ct>«*
Ida M'*»«*»*« ntateiially-rwin present pnfie« dt.rii.*,
ihefrelahce the #eat«»n> that the prices wiltbe
Btuuuoed ive do‘not doubt, j l -,. • , •. •
The mirkfet remains jquietTgf woolen*, nUhjtujh «al«*
Uvi been effected unbe adftgtee which has be-n here
tofore The stock pre«”‘* unoiijfhe
.market tfnibch reduced, aaicwr look
dently » aa! animated busmet* at the ndsanced rale*
.before tlia dlo»e of the • .
Tie adyattce of 7*Blo per **Dt. added to th<- geitCJ-al
aaKSfcfeJSaaLEasss s’ssu^.sste
- .«*- .A*
Utihg aVlbe dafo of mlr last r*port,.suU coutoues-diid
; fe4 saU»*‘«s« «afeeusd •xcejdrt choice lot* : *«"
ffrtKid htqoiry tuid #ncea, we dunk, mat I^
rntoted feiaber than at thel eetmocucement Of the pei
;£>& although .the difference ji-ndUa proportion tothc
:rifimeitdtrplnoon the otherf Wde pf the Atlantic. •■
i . ttocXi »i* Ifldnnnd, pnd >1 p.
■ dofbOT Mft IlM* tV «•». V"” 4 *. ~ *!
flrt&M ooj prflM.nl » mflfllTfl »ppfl*r»non in rt-O
ncflfl uncoinnijjniy
li jhtfl’blilr B St packages. .
iiaPOßiTsßi jilVBR.*
WHEElilNG—PerfJo* Nsfoorir-CO bbl* fiemr, JM* ,
fcShera.'B&ker & Forsyth; Wbblaapple*, Orum
Grew: •Wls leathbr, It Staff 4 cos 10tt bbl* ftpdr,
flantl Litubay;:d bbli l bat Binith ft.
|f£> ffdurTl c*k M sjts dry tipple*, oWliel attoaid, K*
SS«o6l,St'iVHrfb«nSW
; i^T^rTNWATI—Per Clippitf No 2—»l* h&ds bacon, 2
tttnlttflj, 5 kWdflflr itin>,3y*l. md,fl. ownnr aymrti
ftlt,tJt•finnan J Grier ed bft« cjCddle>iy Sarttl McKee ic
ffiff.JraiSS? w ( t.Wjoo w.^sr.*
St aWni’eVtoifl wS. w Blnsiuuni 4 ,!■ «-o«i.
s£>rW , bi)l«l«il. at IrMl. jlinfli.n, Wflllinsford 4 flo;
lfbU.henfti,owner eboard-w; , .
i 1-etßiiliroai lObtil* b«A J«n«o*M<l|;a I, Hj”"i a p
OQ'bl*' JftFndoflai coilUbblr* alcohol, J P
2# hltds baedn. Sell«to» 4 SicoU, JO do
Duncan. ! • f. ■ t? ■ » ; 1 „ ,
«.,W LotnS-Prt Sorth; K»er~loSlc*k* bacon, Bel-
S3»Sdi.>ra itoi-.
A Gordon. • ‘ . w ; ,
( As«rm<a.Ct«ilic*rß iq-fce trceUeacqof M'Lane'
J; KtasJrSj. &dd *bo.-WpU«meoS It »• with pkaa
ttje Ihaml talk, mf ticTtifi,eiste, <lwtlAru»gJoU«:»e««-
fltfp6palfciit£ of Df. spe-
J-out.uaVeting ajgtoi, Sir. Mpnros. Sc,m £'“f i °
teal mselveft frotq'hlm «>tanll lot ip sell on coqum*
fod. I dstdj a Stitt bottled]in my oWn fojmly, tp “)*
good effects f cari fylly tcwfv- The; balance I ibid t°
: fcy customers, and fbond;tfB inquiry,‘that it garb very
i general iatufacubrt ;*{ GsOxoaW-AjwXU--
Augusta. Camrtl-Co dh£6, July 3711844
: i Por »SJo a| the drag si6fs'of J. KIDD A Co.
• i DdhlOi' '• „
■ frt" brtnpita M the tjff&e of many ninan'x exl*t
bnce. No tongue ean describe tbe miffefing* caused
jiy tbis diMressingtltseajtf Itanfiuniam for bU «n
-liotnin life. Whatever itCyiy be, and makes him feel
fes tbppgh M would ratbeFtiot exist thorti endure »oeh
jaiaeryTi Vet taetc sufft! flips ,afe produced' in the first
blace bf derangement df+Se sjeftiack, and if thin were
bet by uxiig p. A. Fabtfesujck’s Aniiijliiiouk: Pills,
bowels •wottld be ctetuucd, the accumulation of
(bile carried x>H arid a fpwfdy>nd sore talief obtained,
r Prtpfwd taua 1 sold bytft A. PAHNKSJTOCIt & Co
JeomerVt add wood, Cth and.wood sis.
t 6cU3 [ ' \ii • ‘
sjr Wife baa beCn tioiiiHed.'with 4 violent edughlbr
j*ixa r i'eteti yegri; so bailsjb hereough taauphy.t
-6Un»r(ln, where 1 formerly lfodjj told fee P be
thaCoitoinfptioo. -After-w* removed to tlus city
Obtained &r beri timdfttd again, iliffeftnt mqdielacs,
axi'fhA* wdro of Jto kifljwf Benefit u» Ufcr. Some two
* koul., df Jim, M,8,-
grtßsssii
<i»« «*» 4 m Mt,:il
Sctrai—iprtpdred iiy J. Vtf. Kelly.
ur, Masi.iantttar sale by AjJAYNEB, Utad Peaut
StanfNß.'76 Fosnft su «JtW
t i : : .> i ’ ‘
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
ARRIVED.
Michigan No., 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parlnnson, Brownsville.
Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Caleb Cope. A. Mnrdock, Beaver.
Reaver, Clark, Beaver
Win Phillips, McPhtal. Kittanning.
Messenger, No. 2, Woodward, Lotu*villr.
N'oHh River. I*ean. St Loots.
Tnscarora. Cin.
Tankee, McKee, Zanesville.
Goinet, Boyd, Zanesville.
Zachary Taylor Lucas, Wheelmg.
Ariadne. Grabill, Freeport.
DEPARTED
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Balhc, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson,"’Brownsville.
Caleb Cope, Murdoch, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Beaver.
Wm. Phillips, McPhiai, Kutanning.
Louis McLiine Brownsville.
Telegraph, Mo I*. Hazlep. Louisville
Pans, Manilla, Si Louis.
Vermont. Hazlelt, Wabash River.
North America Cm.
Genesee, . Cm.
Umpire, Crooks. Cm.
Jaa Nelson, Mooge, Wheeling.
There were 10 feef 6 inches full iu the chain
by pier mark, last evening at dusk, aud falling
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Cincinnati Packets, 10 A. M.
Brownsville Packets, 10 A. M . and 4 P M.
Beaver Packets, 10A.M., and 4 P. M.
Wabash —Ringgold.
Nashville —Euphrates.
Kittaning—Wni Phillips.
Lafayette—Vermont.
D Leech it co's. packet line —0 o'clock P. M.
Tlifc steuinsr Dtadein, Capt. O’Neii. wa* advertised
leave New Orleans ior Pill isburgh on thr 20th ij.nt.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS) Ac.
KISCKI VKD THIS DAY, Carpeting and tut Cloth#
Of the latest ami mull approved pallrrn*,. and ai
(trice* In suit purchasers. ami cheap as r«:i he pur
chased in any of 'he Eastern cme». comprising the fol
lowing varieties
tiers Royal V.-lvet Pi<«* Carpets;
Aixmtnisiet t'arpciß, un\ war hail room' or veaj
Tapestry do nbule*.
Sup‘Royal Dru»»o> do Tapestry stair carpel,,
Exuu sup .'1 ply do Brussel* do d>
Superfine do do Chenille Rug*.
Kxifa »up Ingram do Tufted do
.Superfine do do Brussel* do
Find do do Chcmile Door man,
Common do do Tuned do do
4-4,3-1 A |Tttpe*lry Adelani do do
Damask do Sheep mm do do
4-4, 3-4 A t twl'd Ve 12-4 Kmb’sed Piano coven
neiiau do t>-4 do Tabic do
4-4,3-4 A | pnun do do 6-4 wool do do
Cotton Ingram do 6-4 worsted and linen do do
do Vcneiiun do Bras* Si air Rod*
.*•4 fiollon Drugget. 10-4 woo. crumb cloth*
12-4'woolen Jo Stair I.men
0-4 do Jo 6-4 table do
Porkzj&s •
Bacon, .
Chceki',.
Butted
Wool.
Flour, "bMI
WheJH. B>*
Dried 4 Ffurt,
1,353,726
2.459
1 JfAi
53.706
106,077
13.735
24.UU2
English Table Oil cloth*. Diaper do
German do do do do Cryh
s-4 Floor Oil cloths Snow Drop Napkins.
7-4 Jo do do i.'na*on Plush.
yt-4 ' du dn do Purple do
5-4 do do Jo Maroon do
4-4 do Jo J<> Carpet Rinding,
Slniet till Cloths, of newTramsp'nt Window Shade*
TaSesuy patterns. cut 10 fit
the above we are constant:)' receiving our Spring
Stock ol Carpet*. Oil Cloth# and Steamboat Trimming*,
to which wr invite the alirntion of all who wish lo fur
nish their houses or striUut>oau. as we will l>e able lo
oiler good* a* low aa tliry can he purchased m ihe
Eyi. and oftlfe rtchesl and laiesi style* Call and ex
amlue our Mock belure purchasing elsewhere Wore
hovi*c, No “5 Foarth *t. mchiJ W. M'CLLNTOCK
PRBBII PORK TEAS,
Wholesale and mail, at the
PEKIN TEA STORE. 70 Fourth street, near Wood.
Pittsburgh —The #ub#cril>er having just returned
fro in New York, i* now receiving a largr fall supply
of fresh GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, from the New
York Pekin Ten Company*, selected wuh great care for
retail sales. Our »»ock l»ring now heavy we are pre
pared to supply Grocer#, Hotels. Steamboats and Fam
ilies wub any ijuanuty and ai any price they may wish;
puckru in }. 4 and 1 pound packages,, 6lb Un canis
ters, 0 and 13 lb catty boxes, and ui half chesi*
Retail Grocer# are invited to call, as we ran and
will sell better Teas at lower prices than any other
house m Pittsburgh
Our stock of fine Young Hyson,Gunpowder, and Im
perial Green, and Oolong Black Teas are the best in
the American market.
Lovering's double refined Loaf, Crashed, and Pal
rented Sugar*, at retail, or by the barrel.
COFFEES—Mocha. Old Gov. Java, Laguirn. St Do
mingo and Rio Coffees, selected by the most expeurn
eed coffee Broker m New York.
declMLtwTS
Tin Plate*.
THE subscriber* beg uj rail the attention of Builder*, i
Architect* and owner* 01 Buildings. n> the many I
ad vamazes which these stales pos*«*ss over ail other I
metallic substance* hitherto used for rooting, fee., as |
they possess at once the Ughtnes* of iron, without its
liability to rust, having now been tested for tevrrai
yean in this particular, both in this country and in Eu
rope. They are less liable to expansion and contrac
tion from sudden change of the atmosphere, than com
mon un plate*, iron, zinc, or any other metal now used
for roofing, and consequently form a much better ami
tighter roof; rcqamng far less frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost is but a tnfie more.
• »A fan npty. rU a| | irom 14 10 00 W. G., csn*
■taniiy on hand usd tor **lc by _ „
GEO. RMOEEWOOD fc CO..
14 and 16 Braver *treel. New York.
The patent n*hi for Uut article li&vuig been tecured
for toe United Outlet, all parucs infringing thereon,
either by importation or otherwise, will be protects*
le( j oet3»-d4wl}'T
ENGLISH ASDCLABSICAL ACADEMY.
(Room* in the :U Presbyterian Church.)
rpHK system of Instruction pursued in this Insutu
i tion. will secure to tt» pnpti* a sound and tliorougb
English and Classical education. also, every opportu
nity l* embraced for Uir inculcation ol correct moral
principles, and respectful. kind and amiable manners.
The Pnncipai i» aided in these important duties bv
gentlemen whose literary attainments eminently qual
ify them to men ail reason#’* e expectations ot Uie
Patrons of the School.
When two or more pupils are from the same taiiuly.
a liberal deduction will be made.
Rev I) H Riddle. 1) D Mr iltebard Edwards.
- A. T M’tiiil. L> D " Luke Loomis.
Moll A. W Locum. " W. \V Wilson.
Mr George Alhree. *■ Henrv W.lkeson
Circulars can be obtained at the Book Store of Mr
l.uke l>oomi*. No *9 Wood street, and also at Messrs
S H Beeson A Co’s, No Market street
luChlP.dSw
PAPER HANGINGS.
HE88&8. JAB - HOWARD dt CO
,No. H Wood &treeU
'TTTUI’LD call tbe attention of tlx put,lie to thou
Yy present stork id Pitjirr Hanging*. which lor »«•
nefy begot v of finish. durability nnd ehespner*. is un- !
iurra»«ed b’v any e«tabii*htnrnt m tlie l.itioti. j
Beside* a "large and lull assortmrni o' paper of lixir .
own msnularlurr.Uiey are now rereivme n .lireci ui>-
ponulion of French and F.tißinh styles oi Paper Hang
lag*, purrbased by Mr l.rvi Howard, anc <>| the firm,
now in Europe, mnaisttng of
Parisian manufacture. Io.it*' pieces
Eoudon do s,u*i do
Ul ihcu own uianufacluie ;Jiey have InO.OW) pieces
\S’ali Paper, nn>l lU,OOO piece* S4Un Kiared Window
Blinds, Ac
.Messrs. James Howard A Co have spared neither
expense nor isl.or in their endeavor* In uval the cast
ern wall paper establishments, both in quality of man
ufacture and variety of patient, and they are warrant
ed m assuring the public that they have succeeded.
The whole assortment, foreign and home manufac
ture, will be offered on term* as low as those of east
ern raanufoetarer* and importers. meM7;dlf
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE*
Ao. 41 Market ftrtn, Pa.
THOSiAS PALMER, *
T > KSPKCTFU LLV announces to his Inends andcus-
JK, tomers, that he ha* had at no past period *o extern
aiv«t a Stock a* he has at preaeuL He can offer to pur
chasers, on vkut moderate term*, at tbe old establish
ed Stand ou Market street, a‘most ever)' article In bis
tine—including Counting-room. Bed-chamber, Dining
room, Parlor and Hall Paper With Borders, Land
scapes, Fire-boiirU Print*. Paper uud Transparem
Window Shade*. Bonnet and Hinder*'Boards, Wri
ting. Wrapping, snd Tea Paper, he u anuudantly sup
plied, and requests country nwrebatiu ami housekeep
er* to eall and examine in* atsortine.it
Ran* and Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the
highest pnee*. mchUl dAwtlror
EXPRESS PACKET LIIK,
FOR PHD-AnKJ-PtllA AND BALTIMORE,
Exclusively for Passengers.
'Vs'.’Ysv —The Boau of Uas Lice will leave
a* k>W° w,, T alOo'eioek at mghi.
Ohio—Cant. A Craig, Monday iuithi,26th
Keniocky—Capl H Tnahy, lue»nav,
Louisiana —Capt J P Thompson. Wednetday 58s ill.
Indiana —1’ Burkey, Thursday, a»ih.
Ohio—A Crair, Friday. 30ih.
Kentucky—H Truby, Saturday, M.
Loaisiana—J P Thompson, Sunday, A (mil _
For puKaaec apply U> w 1 r H *
' *Mouongahcla Hon**,
or D LEECH & Co, Canajßaain _
J. C. P. SMITH,
Attorney' and Counsellor at Law,
#T. LOl IS, MO.
Will give particular attention to the collection of
Clainu, and all money received, "hall be remitted
without delay. ~ . ..
flxmftKCEs —Hon. R Coulter, Supreme Bench, he.,
Messrs Lyon, Shorb 4 Co. St l/out*, Wood, Abbott A
Co. Pbilod'a. J»o II Brown t 00. do; Mr Charles ii
Welling, do; Eno, Mahoney it Co. New York, Chitten
den. Bliss A Co. do; Bangher A Oremlortf. Baltimore,
W F A A Murdoch, do; Love, Martin A Co. do; Mr
John Falconer; Men*™ Lorenz, Sterling A Co. Pitts
burgh; Foraythe A Co. doj Hampton, Smith A Co. do;
Mr. L S Waterman, do. mcliaSidtlm
Importer and Dealer tn Foreign and Dermatic
Saddlery Hardware it Carriage Trimmingi,
So, 133 Wood st., Pittsburgh, pa.
IS now receiving bu Spring supply ot Good*, and
invites the attention of Saddle r», Coachmokert and
Merchant* to his stock. It has been bought upon the
best terms from tlie l>e«t sources, and he therefore
feels confident of being able to afford satisfaction to
all who may favor hnn with a call. mchtf<:dOm
JOHN KELLY A CO., (successors to Robb, Wine
brener A Co., late Merchant Tailor*,) No. 103
CHESTNUT Street, obovp Third, Philadelphia, beg
leave to inform their friends and patrons that they
h.»c halved lb, laid SPRING AND SUMMER
FASHIONS with a large assortment of New Style
GOODS; comprising Cloths, Cssiiriieres, Vestings, he.
of every description—all of which are of their own im-
Donation, having been carefully selected in Pans,
London, Ac.
Er Strangers visiting Philadelphia, urr respectful
ly invited to call and examine their extensive stock.
nicbl3l:d6m
MIRRING— A large Box. directed to W. R. Morphy,
Pittsburgh- It was token by a «ray man from the
store of W. R. Murphy, with directions to leave it at
M'Kee's grocery store, corner of l*i and Wood streets,
but was not delivered; and it i* supposed has been left
by mistake at some other house. The drayman's face
is known by the person wh» guve ami the box, hut hi*
name and residence are not known. meh’Jb
HUFFS AT GREAT BARGAISSI
M’CORD A Co., wishing to close out their stock of
Muffs and Viciortens for the season, will oaU
the balance (embracing a good variety of Ltkx and
Fitch, as well a* the more common articles,) at EAS
TERN COST—to whten they would respectfully invite
.the attention of purchasers. NOW IS THE TIME
FOR BARGAINS Call at corner Wood and fifth
street*. ;al9
Foa, Puujluklphia
t Spiced Chocolate, Pickled Cucumber* and
Fresh Peache*. put up in their own juice.
Raisin#, ui -1 lb boxes.
—Ail Dr. D. Jayne’* Family Medicines forssic.
A. JAV.NKS.
1. CATttN, Principal
uruxtru •
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
A CABO.
.LOCAL MATTERS.
IEPORTKO FOX THB nmBSXOB DAILT GAZXTIX
C«nrt of Stidoni.
' ATTEMPTED MURDER, II l
TatraaDAt, March 29, JS4'.'.
UORXtSG SXSSIOS.
Present—Judge# Patton and Jones.
Commonwealth vs Arthur Kenyon. Thu was
the person who, a short time ago, stabbed his wife
with a dirk knife in Allegheny city.
David Anderson, Ajjirmtd —Was walking up
Federal Street in Allegheny, when 1 rat t a young
lady who said “yon hav'nibeen to aee tts since
we went to our new boarding house." So 1 weot
Kenyon kept lire boarding house. A short
time lifter I in, 1 heard a very heavy knock
at the door. Kenyon came to the door, and called
for. Margaret Kenyon, and Margaret Co Hina, the
maiden name of Mr*. Kenyon. Doe of the young
ladies went down, bin was afraid to open the door*
Mrs. Kenyon herself went down, and opened the
door. As be came up stairs he said to me, Svho
are you.” Mrs. Kenyon said, Kenyon l know you
•Til send for a constable, and have you arrested’
He then threw Mrs. Kenyon down, and seemed to
be striking her with something, which 1 did not see
but allerwards found it to be a large dirk knife.
1 seized hold ofhim, and held him li’l some persona
came to my assistance. He said, “I know Ive
killed her, l wanted to kill her, and now I’ll go to
the Mayor’s Office, or any place you want me to
go.' 1 I did not prenouslv know Mrs Kenyon.—
Had seen her husband about three years before.—
Kenyon smelt a little of liquor, but was not drunk.
.Mrs. Ktnyon, Sworn —This man came to the
door, aud Mrs. Anderson and Jane McClelland
were in the diuing room, and ( was in bed. I heard
the knock and Miss McClelland came up, and ask"
ed rae whether she should open the door. He
c&mo up, and naked Anderson what he wanted.
1 knew his ugly disposition, and said that a con*
stable should be sent for. He said “a constable*
eh." and caught me by tbe wrist, threw’ roe down,
and slabbed me in three places. His former treat
ment of me was very cruel, he abused me both
with tongue and hand. Have been separated from
him throe year*. Saw him once about two years
ago, since that lime. I came from Scotland, he
came from England.
Mr. Kenyon, who is a rather good looking man
of about forty years of age. was asked what he had
to say in his defence. He declined employing any
counsel, and pleaded guilty. He made a speech
which he delivered with much warmth and ener
gy. as follow*-
I do not mean to justify what 1 have done
l have not *enl lor my baggage, and other effects
which might have been of use to me in this trial.
In a very short time after that woman was mar
ried to me, she began visiting a hou-e of bad re
pute, in’companv with a glass blower from Bay*
ardstown. A short ume after this occurance. a
former beau of hers, visited her, and she told me
logo to work, as- that mao was going to spark her
that afternoon. Tbe .landlady ofslhe house in
, which l boarded came lo me afterwards, ami said
that the man hnd been in with her all evening
Afler that lime he was m.tbe habit of sleeping iq my
bouse almost every night She m*ed to take the feath
er bed off the mattress on which it was placed and
put it in the dmmg room for him to lie on. leaving
u« the Hialtruss only to sleep on. She was ire
qoenily out late with b. m after night and would lie
late the next morning, ?© 'hat when I would rise
to go to my work, 1 would be obliged lo light the
fire, myself, and go off to work, without ealfcig
anything but bread and water. She would not
wash my shirts for me. and frequently would have
them all dirty at once, so that t was forced lo wear
the same shirt for a long lime. Of coarse .we liv
ed a cat’s, and dog’s life oiler this, and for the first
Ume in my life. 1 then lost a day's work owing lo
having got drunk After that she visited the
lowest bouses in the city, &n«l kept company with
the most disreputable persons in iu We lived
very discontentedly together, and Vhe begau reg
ularly to visit bouses of ill fame She ased to vtstf
in particular, the house of hfts. Dounelaon oi AUex
gbeny city. Mrv Itonnelson came U> me since 1
have been confined in jail, and ofiered to be a wtf
ne»MB my behalf, but I refused ber, a* I scorn the
evidence of sucb people. Tilings weal on from
bad to worse, till we parted. She then sued me
before Mayor Campbell of Allegheny. The May*
or, however, told me to go to my work, that he
knew the character of the family to which she bev
Inneed. I then Lhmiclu it best lu k*yf town, god,
went to Cincinnati, but then I heard that her con.
duct had been as bad after l left as before. While
in that town, *be sent a blackguard letter to me )
which uo decent woman would have ient. 1 then
| thought that it was best to come up to see her
Knowing that l would find her by inquiring in
bouses of the worst repute, 1 went to Mrs. Donneb
son's, and she told me where ray wife lived. 1
went to the house and looked All was dark
I knocked, and beard people coming down stairs.
When the door was opened I saw Anderson stand,
rag trembling like a guilty wretch, as he is, beside
my wife, who had only her night gown on. In
fury, and desperation at her conduct, aud at the
words which the used towards me, being some
what intoxicated at the tune, l stabbed her. This
is all 1 buve to say.
Mr. Tyler, itoorn— Know Mr-> Kenyoo, never |
beard any thing disrespectful said of her. If .Mr*
i Kenyon had beeu a woman of bad character. I
! must have known it. as l was a police officer lor
some lime in Allegheny.
Mr. Raiuivlph, twoni —l never heard anyone
but her husband speak against the character of
Kenyon. Kenyon told me that be came there
i that night to kill his wife; that be had done so aud
: was satisfied.
| jlfuj McClelland, swom —On the night ol the
j attempted murder. I was in Mrs house,
i Anderson mid l were together We were in the
diuing room.
Mt. .Simmon, tievrn— Have known Mr*. Ken
yon for four or five yeara, and she boards with me
at the present ume I have always been under
the tmpreeaion that sbe bore the best of character
The prisoner was remanded for sentence ull
to-morrow morning
Commonwealth vs. James McDonald and Mich
ael McCJusky The prisoners were accused of
stealing some pork off a butcher's stall- They were
found guilty and sentenced to the bouse of refuge
Black for Commonwealth, Burns and Snowden
for defence.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. Henry Julius
was pending then the Court adjourned.
aftekNoon notion.
The jury in the case of the Commonwealth vs.
Henry Julius, returned with a verdict of not guilty.
Commonwealth vg. Brian Mayhew and James
Brown-glndictmeol larceny. Plead not guilty.
William Dunn , sworn—Am folhei-in-law to the
prisoners. Lost between five “** hundred
dollars in silver. When I made information before
fiie Mayor, 1 had no suspicion that my sonwndaw
look it. The prisoners gave up the money when
they were arrested, and declared that they were
drunk when the crime was committed. I went
their bail, and the most fondly relations still sub
aist between us. I told these young men that the
money should be laid out for the advantage of my
children. 1 considered myself only as acting for
them.
Mr. Tyler, nrortt— Was a police officer at the
lime that the money was taken from Dunn. I
went up with Mayhew to Hare’s Island, and got
the money where it had been hidden under a board
pile.
Jlfr. Fergtuon, worn—The testimony of this
witness was the same as that of the lasi. Attorney
General Darragh for Commonwealth, Magraw and
Snowden for defence.
eommonvcllh va.John F. New.lL Indictment
as,ttull sad battery committed on Mm- Butterfield.
Thu was oae of tlio»e petty caae. which conaumo
much time, and amount to nothing in-the end. It
«ro,c from a balance of fifty cent, which
Newell alleged Mrs. Butterfield 'owed him. A
quarrel en.oed, and Newell pushed her out of hut
■hop. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty, and
Newell was aentenced to pay the costa. A eras
bill had bees filed in ibia cnee, and Newell had
btought a amt again.! a .on of Mr.. Butterfield.
Ho pleaded guilty, and a similar sentence wan im.
posed upon him.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Bogue. Indictment
larceny. The prisoner in this case was charged
with stealing a pair of shoes from Jacob Felker.
A plea of not guilty was entered, but was after
wards withdrawn, and Bogun, who was a very
young lad, of nine or tea years of age. was sen
tenced to be sent to the house of refuge.
Mayor’s Office, Aj-lrghxht, March 29tb.—
The cells were all empty last night, though, had
justice been done, they would have been fall, as
many persoos were drunk and disorderly at the
fire. .
Diorama.—Our leaders will recollect that the
exhibitions ot Williamson's magpifl«eot Diorama
are rapidly drawing to a close.
... SuJcmt—Xbc “Clipper. No. 2," oa her lasi trip
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, brought up the body
of a man pwmed Keever, who committed suicide
under the following circumstances^He came on
the boat at New Richmond, about twenty mile*
above Cincinnati! and symptoms 111 his mental de
rangement soon manifested themselves. He drew
out a pair of scissors and stabbed three or four men
severely, until it became necessary to Ue him.
Afiyr a few hours his mind seemed to become less
disordered, and be was unbound, in a short time,
however, he began to threaten to cut bis throat
with a rnior. and begged them to shoot him.
When the boat had got about three miles above
Wheeling, ho was talking to a young man, and
suddenly jumped into the river. He never sank,
but lay with his face under water and the back of
his head above, and never made a struggle. He
was taken out*in about three minutes, but life was
extinct
Sttli. <ccotk2L —No sooner were the engines
ver in Allegheny, than flame* were discovered
issuing from the stable in Exchange alloy, near
the hotel, which Orr attempted to net on Are. The
fire was subdned without much damage baviDg
been done; but these two tires were undoubtedly
the fruits of a diabolical plan which had been laid
by some incendiary, in order to attract utleation to
Allegheny city, thul he might escape detection in
his attempt here.
Fibe aoalx. —Last night, between the hours of
nine and ten, a tire broke out in a stable near
Esplanade street, m Allegheny city, belonging to
James Parks, which was entirely rousumed. The
hostler stales that there was no tire about the
building, and that it must have been the work ol
an ineendiary.
Mayqk's Office, Pitrsßißf.H, March 29th.—
Six cases appeared before the Mayor thui morning*
They were all brought in for drunkenness, and,
with the exception of one woman who paid her
fine, were discharged.
ixtcnilon of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
TO CONTRACTOR.* FUR ORAIH'ATION AND
MASONRY
PROPOSALS urn invited fOT the (jritduation ami
Musonry <n the following described motions of
ini* road—the sections averaging h mile in length —
commencing m the town of I'umnerlaml Section* I,
•J, 0,7, S ano HI, will be let. embracing conaiderablc
n>ck work along the Potomac river Mud*, and the raa
oonry c*f several bridge* on Se > Ut Al*<>, nil the
wction* from 30 m 45. ine' f ••"pinj; section* 43
and 44,) beginning 2* mil- ■ .mberland. abooi a
mile below ihc month i • nver, and lermina
ting at the summit <■' ■■ i t.uuiaw. The work upon
these »ectior« i» b< naming much rock exca
vation* and two tunnels, each atiout 600 feet m lengtu,
am] a none bndge of considerable sue The whole
number of section* now to l>e let U *2O. In the course
of the spring and rammer upward* oi 30 mom heavy
•eetion* will be pm undei contract lieiween Oumber
land and Three Fork* cre'k. The remaining secuona
b<
n those ether work beyond the lat
..I be let in the fpnajt of 1950.
Rfkctttcatioxs of the work on the '2O »ectton« to be
t. will be ready by the 33th of March current. Thee
•ill be distributed from the company’* office* in Bal
unions, Frederick, Harper'* Ferry. Cumberland and
Wa*hmglon The 1*1000*0!* wil' be directed to the
undctticned, ai No. 23 lIAN’UVKR ST., Baltimore.
and will t>e received uuul SATURDAY*, the JP*th of
April, inclusive Before making bid*, the line ihonld
be thoroughly examined, and ibe reudenl Kngineens
will t>r 111 uttenduarc ibrrcou. let give nilormauon.
Tbe moot autiafaoiory lertiiuonmls wilt hr demanded.
ThV puytnema will tie made in cull, reaemnfl llie
u*aa! A) ji«( ■•phi. until tbe cotnpleufcn of tbe ronuaei.
The roo«t energetic proaecotton of tbe work will be
required. By order of the I’reaideni ami Direoior*
BKNJ H. I.ATROBF.,
Chief Engineer
:hL > £ocdlsp?U
CLOTHING,
United Btktei
HULEMLK CLOTHIH6 WARK&OIiSK.
LEWIS *, HAJCFOB-J»i
No*. 2SJ AJID *5O PtUL ttUZKT,
(Between Fulton street and Burling Slip,!
NEW YORK,
CLOTHING
13 TIH
t'NITKD STATES
it niH *rnrLB nr
SHIRTS AND DRAWKIIs,
We keep on eudJms variety
[,«.) TUI MOST KI7SWVI Mx7*rf AlTfBIB." 0*
OIL. CLOTHING
I'UVKKKI) HATS
In the World.
.AIS AM) FASHIONABLE CLOTHINc
Of all kind!
LEWIS A HANFORD.
No*. 'tS'J and iC»> Prari si N V
OREM A HOPKINS,
iLole Jobn M. (hem A Co ■
S. W CO MX* MaXIXT A3D CUAU.tr Smart*.
BALTIMORE.
II T OULD inform Merchont* and Merchant Tailors
W that they have fitted up the floor* over their Tai
loring and Clothing department, for the tale t>7 the
era! patronage bestowed upon them, in this department
of their basinets. has induced them to enlarge their
warehouse, to enable them to meet their increased
trade. One of the partners who has had long experi
ence in business, will devote his whole uue to pur
chasing; and buyers may rely upon finding a large
stock of whatever ts most desirable of European and
American manufacture, that money can procure.
New Cloth rooms will be opened on the Ist March.
Entrance on Charles street. fet>a3-eod2m
TANNERS' OIL.
TANNERS'OIU ill ImiuLwne small
Constantly on band, bleached and unbleach
ed winter anti spring Sperm, Elephant and Whale Oil*.
Also, iichi colored selected N \V Coast Whale Oil.
suable for retailing
PATKNT OIL FDR MACHINERY—The subsen
era are now prepared to supply ‘Devlan's Patent Oil’
i any quantity, machinist*. manufacturer*. Ac . are
rqoesird 10 call and examine the article. Certificates
t tu efficacy and superiority over ail other oils, from
CTernl of our most extensive raa/iuiaciurcp-, are m
ut »««e*aiou ALLEN A NBKDLEB. Art*.
■fi and 'J3 south wharves, near Chestnut si..
feUIS-rodGm _ Philadelphia ~
20 0 0 PBE fill) IK BLINDS
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No It* Noartt Sixth Snarr. PHILADELPHIA
TrENITIAN BLIND AND WINDOW SHADE
Y MANUFACTURER. lAwarded the first and Inch
est .Medals at the New York. Baltimore and Philadel
phia Exhibition!. for Uie superiority of hi* Blinds, with
confirmed confidence in bi» manufacture,) askt the at-
tention of purchasers to his assortment of 'JOUi Blinds
of narrow and wide Mats, with fancy and plain Trim
mint's, ol new style* and colors Ai*o, a large and
general assortment of Transparent Window Shades,
all ot which he will sell ai the low mi rush price*
Old Blind* painted and trimmed to leek equal.to new
DEALERS SUPPLIED on liberal term*.
The citizen* of Allegheny county are respectfully
invited to call before haying elsewhere —confident of
pleating all. Open in the inchi't cod-Tm
Notice to DagUirreoiypTirUit*.
received, a small tuvoice of VoJGTLAEN
DER*S qtICKWORKJNU INSTRIMENTS—
new construction. These Instrument* possess great
advantages over alt other* ever made, covering, a tl-3
mo Plate, reducing Uie time of siltiuc one-hall, aud
producing a sharper. clearer and better defined pic
ture. They, Iberetore. deserve the attention of all Ar
tist* engaged or intending to engage in the business.
Price for the Tube 8175.
A general aaaorunent of Voigtlaender 1 * jusUy cele
brated instrument*, of nil me*, a* well a* Daguerreo
type Materials, at the lowe»t rate*.
MR- PETEK SMITH. Cincinnati, Ohio, is our au
thorised agent lor the sale ol tbo above Instrument*.
a List ot Prices can be obtained by addressing, post
pa,d . W. A F LANGKNHEIM,
’ Exchange, Philadelphia,
Importer* of Daguerreotype Materials, and General
Agents leu the sale of VoigUnender’* Opneal Inatru
menu. marti;eod6m
PHILADELPHIA IUAKSVAYIONtf,
AT i/OWEST RATES.—Just received, Parts Fain
of latest styles, Percussion Caps, Teeth Brushes
German Slates and Pencil*, French Perfumery am
Druggists articlei, with the most extensive variety o
Fancy Good* in the city. Dealer* are invited to ui
early examination before purchasing their supplies, a:
the roods will be offered at the lowest importauoi
rßle , WN. TILLER, Importer.
jaU-dow©od No 1 Commerce *t, Phila.
SHOT GUNS* RIFLES* PISTOLS.
KDWAKD K. TyKON,
No. 134 Norni Sxcoxo *T*xrr, PitiLansbntu,
MANUFACTURER and Importer of double and
single barrel Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistol*, Pow
der Flasks, Shot Bags, Pouches, Ac. Ac.
Also, six barrel Revolving Pistols, and material* for
Gun Makers’ use. feblft-eod3w
Caltformlw Rifles.
RIFLES, same finish as the new model per
£\J\J eiusion Lock Rifles, now used bv the United
States Government. They are strong, well made, and
serviceable Guns, ex*cUy the article lor the Califor
nia Trade. manufactured and for sale by
EDWARD K.TYRON,
No 134 North Second street. Philadelphia.
fotilft-eodSw
C HANDLES— 50 bxs Mould Candles, in store and
j uie by SAW HARBAUGH.
mobtiU 53 water and ll>4 front a
SOAP-100 lixs Cincinnati No 1 Soup, just rec'd and
for sale by mchtEJ RAW HARBAUGH
WINDOW glass—soo bxs assorted sixes, in tt
and for sale by rach&J 8 AWHARBAUGI
ROLL BUTTER—IO bbl* fresh, ju«t landing; lor 'al«
by mchZJ 8 A_W HARBAUGH
EGGS— 300 dox fresh Eggs, just rec'd mid for sale by
mcu23 RAW HARBAUGH
MESS AND PRIME PORK—4O bbU Me.* APr
Pork; in store and for sale by
I^LOUR— 100 bbl* Family Flour, jinn rec'd and
< ,»ioby mehSl SAW HARBAUGI
SALERATU9— 13 csks Cleveland Saleratus, for sal
by mcbfcl WICK A M’CA.NDLESS
YELLOW NAN'KKENS—O-c case best quality
Lonsdale Nankeen*, just opened Wy
marW __ SIUCKLCTT A WHITE, W wood «t
tTNEN LUSTRES—Two case* plain, figured *nd
I j fancy Plaids, bnghl color*, fust received by
maria 911ACKLETT A WHITE
ODE COLORED ALPACAS—7 cases low priced,
medium and fine Alpacas, Cobargs and Cash
""SiS ,rW! ''"“ ll ” r 9HACKLKTT fc WHITH
FRENCH MERINOS AT COST—Smith A Johnson
46 Market street will sell for the balance of the
season at coat, their stock of French Merinos, compri
sing the most choice colors. Now is your time to se
cure bargains “s*™
YELVET RIBBO&P-Jusl received at ZeDuloo Kin
sey's, 07 Market street,
30 pa colored Velvet Ribbon, assorted color*;
30 •* black “ u
A “ embroidery' Gimp; 10 p* wide Plain, Ac
deed
LEVIATHON GOLD PENS, a magnificent a
most excellent pen, being the first sent to th
market; for sale by W W WILSON,
taC comer market and 4th sti
KID GLOVES—US dox Ladies super Kid Gloves,
10 mens white and blk •*
5 “ misses colored do
decs P HEATON A Co
TRANSPORTATION LINES,
1849. jgjg«gggi|
PITTSBDEGB AND CLETKLASD
ON THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OUIOCANALS.
THE Proprietor* of this old established and popular
daily line, consisting of SIXTEEN first claw Canal
Boat*, owned by themselves and running in connec
tion with the steam boats BEAVER AND CALEB
COPE are enabled to offer unequalled facilities for
Die transportation of freight and passenger*, on the
opening of Canal navigation, to all points oo the Penn
aylt anta Ohio and New York canals and the Lakes.
E. M. FITCH A Co, Cleveland.
BIDWELL A BROTHER,
C. BIOWKLL,
BIDWELL & BROTHER
Forwarding BerthanU,
BEAVER, PA..
Agents for ike Pittsburgh and Cleveland lane. lajl*
Eng and Line via Bne, and for Hearn
boats Bearer and Caleb Cope.
Having purchased the targe and substantial Whorl
Boat just built for the Monongahela Packets, have
with the addition of a Warehouse, llic most ample ae-
commodationa for receiving and forwarding, and
pledge iheir utmoit attention, promptncM nnd despatch
u> consignment* lo iheir care, and rely on their friend*
for a trial. mart-dly B. A BRO.
p;
. ’ITTSBCRQH PORTABLE BOAT LINE
gfeeUB49.Jß||
For the Transportation of Freight to atui from
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, N
YORK, BOSTON. Ac.
Tnrmm BofcXIPGK, Philadelphia.
Turn: A O'Coirsoa, Pittsburgh.
THIS old established Line being now in full opera*
uon, the proprietor* arc prepared witn liieir u«ual
eitunsive arrangements to forward merchandise, pro
duce, Ac. to and from the above porta, on liberal terms,
with the regularity, despatch and safety peculiar to
their mode of transportation so obvious, when tran
shipment on the way is avoided.
All consignment* by and for this line received, char*
ges paid, and forwarded in any required directions free
of rnarge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest,'directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
All communications promptly attended to on applica
tion to the following agents:
THOS BORBfDGEOT Market st, Philadelphia
TAAfTE A O’CONNOR, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O’CONNOR A Co, North st, Baltimore. inehM
BOATMENS’ LINK.
Q 1849. gSffitaZL
For the Transportation of Merctmuaiae between
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA. A BALTIMORE.
Goods shipped by this Line, are corned in four
section Portable Boats.
fpHE subscribers having made arrangements u case
I of a want of Bute Trneks at Columbia, to Jiave
their goods forwarded over the Railroad* in can; 10
as to avotd the detention that has heretofore occurred
for the want of Tnieks. Shippers will find this to their
advantage No charges made for receiving or ship
ping, or for advancing charges. All goods forwarded
with despatch, and on as reasonable terms as any. oth
er Line JOHN PARREN A Co,
corner of Canal and Liberty st, Pittsburgh.
P K FRkTZ A Co.
mch£4:dJm 386 Market st, Philadelphia.
1849.
UNION LINE,
ON TIIK PESS A AND OHIO CANALS.
CRAWFORD * Ciuxbzblm, Clevelsmd, 0 ? u-..-..
■ o.rm, iteavw. p«. i Pr °P”
rpHIS Linf will lx- prepa cd on the opening ol navi-
X gtiiian, lo transport freight anil Passengers irom
PITTSBURGH and CLEVELAND. to any point on
tho Canal and Lake*
The facilities of the Line are unsurpassed in number.
i.urlhv and capacity of Boats, experience of captain*,
and etfccieru-y of Agent*
One Boai leave* Pittsburgh and Cleveland daily, rpn
i mtie in cunnecuvn with the steamer*
LAKE ERIE AND MICHIGAN.
Between Pittsburgh and Beaver, and a line ol 6r«t class
Steamers, Propeller* and Vessels on the Lake*
Auimv-BG Park*, Beaver. Pa.
Jesse Baldwin. Youngstown. Ohio
M B Tailor, Warren.
Cyrus Pmiii*», Ravenna.
Wheeler A Co. Akron.
Crawford A Chamberlin, Cleveland. O
Sear* A Griffith. Bulfaio. N. Y.
JOHN A. CAUGHEY, Agent,
Office, eor Water and Smithfield stt, Pittsburgh.
mch2l:ly
afeastt imgtaa.
BINGHAMS’ TRANSPORTATION LINK
Jons BIJICIIAK.
\V« BiaoitsM.
Conducted on strict Sabbath-keeping-principle*.
rpHK Proprietor* ol this old established Line have
X pul their stock 1:1 the moil complete order, and are
thoroughly prepared to forward Prodace mid Merchan
ciiTT to and from the Eastern clue*
We treat that our long experience m the carrying
im-ines*. und renious attention to the interests of ous
i,imcM. will secure to u« a continuance and increase
of the patronage billn-rin extended to Bingham * Line.
Our arrangement* will enable u* to curry Freight
with the utmost despatch, anil our price* »hail always
be a* low a* the lowest charged by other respoaatble
Line*.
We have opened an office in No IcG Market street,
between 4th and sth »t*. Phliuda, for (he convenience
of shipper*.
Produce and Merchandise will be received and for
waided, East and West, without any charge for for
warding, advancing freight, storage or commiaaion.
Bills of Lading forwarded, and every direction
promptly attended to.
BINGHaMR a nnoir
No Inland SSMarket ijraet, PfiVada.
JAMES WILSON. Agent,
No 122 North Howard street. Baltimore
WILLIAM TYSON, Agent,
m eh2l No 10 West street, New York
Penniylvanla Oonal 4b Rail Road Rx
preii|Fsit Packet Line,
1849. SBkSSk
FROM PFTTSBUGH TO PHIDADELPHIA A UAL- ;
TIMORK,
(Exclusively for Passenger* )
THE public are respectfully informed that this Lane
will commence running on the 19ili mst, and con
tinue throughout the Season.
The boats are new. and of a superior class, with en
larged cabins, which will give greater comfort. The
cars are the latest construction.
A boat will always be in port, and travelers are re
quested to call and examine them before engaging pas
sage elsewhere.
(Fare anly nine dollar* through ) One ofthe boats ol
tin* Line will leave the landing (opposite U. 8. Hotel,
corner of Penn street aud Canal, every night at tuce o’
clock Time 34 days For iiiformauojrj apply at the
Office, Monongahela House, or to D LEECH A Co
tnebl7 Canal Boom
PENNSYLVANIA CABAL A R. ROADS,
1849 - M&Mk
EXPRESS FAST PACKET LINK,
raojt
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
(Exclusively for Passengers )
THE public are retpeetfu'ly informed that this Line
will commence running on Monday, lUih March.
The boats of this Line are of g superior clasv with
enlarged cabins, which will give greater comfort to
passengers
A boat will always be in port, and travelers are re- ,
quested lo call and erunune them betore engaging pas- :
sage by other routes They will leave the landing, op
posite the U 8. Hotel, corner Penn street arul Canal,
•every night at 9 o’clock.
FARE—NINE DOLLARS THROUGH |
Time —3$ Day*- |
For information, apply at the office. Monongahela
House, or to D. LEECH A Co, Canal Basin.
u. The proprietors ol the above Line are now
building an additional Line of Packets, us run a* above
on or about Juno Ist, in connection with the Pennsyl- •
vania Rul Road from Lewistowu to Philadelphia. At
that urae a packet will leave every' morning and even
ing Time through, day*. mchld
“LAKETERIE AND MICHIGAN LINE,
1849.
IN THK ERIE EXTENSION CANAL.
Establttbcd in 1648.
THE Proprietor of tbta well known Line of Canal
Boat*, will be prepared on thoearltesi opening of
.•anal navigation, to transport Passengers and Freight
to all points on the Erie Extension. New York Canal*
and the Lake*, running in connection with the favor
jte steamboats HEAVER and CALEB COPE, between
Pittsburgh and Beaver; Troy and Miohijran Lake Boot
Line, on the New York Canal, and C. M. Reed * Line
of Steamboats and Vetaela on the Lakes.
C. M. REED, Propnelor, Lne, Pa
AGENTS—Bidwell* Brother, Beaver
W C Malan, Sharon.
J E tt O Hull, Sharpsburg.
Wick, Acber It Co, “
Wm Henry, Hamtowu. _mcnio
fiOSi
ate»iB49.
For the transportation ofMenshandize,
BETWEEN PIULaBeLNHA AND PITrSBURGH
/I OODS carried on this Line arc not transhipped
\T between Prttsburgh arui Philsdelphio, being car
ried in four section Portable Boat* over land and wa
icn—io shippers of merchandize requiring careful
handling, this is of importance. No charge made for
receiving or shipping, or for advancing charge*. All
eoodii forwarded with dispatch, end on oa reasonable
f.rm. Q « bv any other Line,
terms mb) r JOHN M’FADEN A Co,
Canal Basin. Penn st. Pittsburgh
JAB M DAVI9 A Co.
mart .297 Market A M Commerce *t, Pbiia.
JOHN MePADEN"ACo, Forwardmgand Commis
*jon .Merchants, Canal Basin, Penn si, Pittsburgh.
i a MRS M DAVIS A Co, Flour Factori and Commas
aion Merchant*. 227 Market and 54 Commerce street, 1
Philadelphia. wa £i !
Advance* made by either of ilia above on Hoar. I
\V 00l arid other raerchantJUe consigned to them for
sale
1849.
HerehanU’ Tranaportatlon Line.
VIA PENNSYLVANIA CANADA RAIL ROADS,
8 A W HARBAUG
TO nULADSLPHIt AST) B*.LTtMOH£-
ritriE Canal* and Rail Roads being now open, and
I in Rood order, we arc prepared to forward all
kuidc of merchandise and produce to Philadelphia and
Balumore, with promptness and despatch, and on as
eood terms as any other line.
6 C ▲ McANULTY A Co.,
Canal Busin, Penn st. Pittsburgh.
AsKirrs—CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia.
mr‘J7 ROSE MORRILL A Co, Balumore.
BBSS 1849.'
KBRCHAKTIM WAV P&filOHT LINK.
For Biairavtlle, Johnstown, HoUidayshurgh, and
all intermediate places
mHIB Line will continue to carry alt Way Goods
X with their usual despatch, and ai fair rate* of
freight.
Aoatrra —C. A. M’ANULTY A Co. Pittsburgh.
D U Wakefield, John'stown
John Miller. HolUdaysborgh.
Rimucu—James Jordon, Smith A Sinclair, Dr F
Shoenberger, R Moore, John Parker, 8 F Von Bonn
horst A Co, Wm Lehmor A Co, Jno M'Dnvm A Broa,
Pituburgh; John Ivory, Snmit, MallioUan A Ray. Jno
Graff A Co, Blairsville. mch37
if, tj «, THE light draagbl steamer LOYAL
, fu7T!ZJN HANNA, will bo sold on reasonable
MPCTntBM* terms, as she now lies at the wharf.
■■■■Baflfiß For terms, Ao_ inquire of
J AS. KERB, Jr A Co, 36 Water su,
mehSLdlm or OB- UILTENBEEGER,
rjiHß rapid strides which Hydropathy has mode
X unce its uitroducuou into ihi* country—the bril
liant ajld astonishing curative effects oi eewd water ui
chronic and acute diseases, whem employed oiler the
method of the celebrated Prit»m£e,haTe removed from
the mind of an Intelligent and discerning pubhc every
panicle of doubt as toujeffieacy,. ftrulgajned it uni
versa! favor. CoaridfTtSg the unsatisfactory results
of rem«Be*-heretofore osedla the treatment of chronic
eomplarnts, {complaints, too. which.are inrreastne w
ery year,) U must be a natural wish to m Uje sucre**
of a method hy which so many uhfortonato mfferer*
will be freed uom their pains and SStfinpiUea.
The tub sc liber having practised successfully ihi*
method for tight years at his Hydropathic establish
ment,-which has been considerably enlarged and im
proved in all Us parts, and in every respect, i* now
ready to receive and accommodate patient* who may
choose to place themselves under his care. »ytl and
sitotUeJ upon the left bank of the Ohio,
opposite the mouth'd*the Big Beaver, t* well known
for its refreshing and salubrious auOo«phcre, it* dO
- quietness and scenery, com
bming every requisite to Tender the sojourn of the in
valid agreeable, and contributing not n little to re-cs
tablmhimpaired health and physical strength.
The establishment, tho firet sinned in the United
States, contAiu* every thing, both for pleasure and
comfort, calculated to insure a speedy and nappy ter
mination of the ailment* of tho Patient.
LINE,
Agent*. Beaver.
J. C. BI DWELL, Agent.
Water street, Pittsburgh
Person* wishing to avail themselves ot the advanta
ges here offered, will please address the subscriber
by letter. (postpaid.) stating n* near as possible the
nature of their complaint*, in order to decide and ad
vise i*u their fitne** :tnd curability by the Hydropathic
treatment, and also what will Ik necessary for them to
take along, for their especial acd personal use.
EDWARD ACKER. M. D. Proprietor.
Phil.psharr, Beaver county, Pa
ll rrsaxhcci.—Re v’d. Killtkeliy, Armstrong; .D.
Clark. Esq do: Hon. Thomas Henry. Beaver. Pa.; Dr.
Barker, do; Prof Ch. Elliot. Pittsborgh. Pa, L. C.
Perkins, E»q Ohio: Rev S. H. Sneed. New Albany:
Rev. M. Alien. Princeton, N J; T 1.. Station, Ksq.,
New York; Dr. Ch. Winter, Pbilipsburg. Win. II Me-
Connel. Eaq Pittsburgh; A. Uidwrll. Esq . do
mch2o
Printing Eitabllihmenl Removed.
KENNEDY"? Prinucg Establishment has been re
moved from Allegheny city, to Third (op
posite the Post Office,) Pittsburgh, in th»/‘Franklni
Place,’ (Stiigrrly's new building.) where every descrip
tion orplnin and fancy letter pres* pnntlrtg will be ex
ecuted in style, and ai pnee* equal to that of any other
establishment East or West ‘Hie materials in the of
fice are entirely new. and *«leetrd trom the best Type
Founderies in the United States. "Die facility and ra
pidity with which work c«n be executed mitu* estab
lishment, n insured from the fact that it will be done
on the latest and most improved machine Presses; and
at rates equally os low as can be done in any of the
Eastern cm**. mclitK-dlw
TEN LOTA, 24 feet by I*o, situated on the higher
ground, and fronting on the wide North Commons
in the Buena Vista Extension. Terms 3700. cash
JAMES ROBINSON.
WM. O'H ROBINSON.
mch'-ftrhm Office, Exchange Building*. St Clair st
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS—B*rrn A Jonsad.v,
46 Market street, ean sell yon hosiery cheaper
than they can replace them—having boagbt them at a
large package sale previous to the advance in pnee.
They can sell you Straw Bonnets and Variety Goods
as cneap as you can buy them of Eastern Jobbers.—.
Come and see. rach23
THOJtAS XETMEDT, JO. JOB* * SAWTKa
KENNEDY * SAWYER,
LOOKING GLASS Manufacturer*, and wholesale
dculers m foreign and domestic Variety Good*.
Western merchants. Pedlars and others are invited
to col) and examine the price* and quality of our stock,
as with our present increased facilities in manal'actar
mg and parchasing, we think we can offer a* great
inducement* to buyers os any other house west of the
Mountains. ;ao-ly
KENNEDY A 3AWYER. corner Wood and Fourth
street, are now receiving direct from first hands,
a large stock of Fancy and vinety Good*, including
Clocks of every variety, cold and silver Watches,
Jewelry, French Print*. Comb*, nooks and Eyes,
Gloves and Hosiery, Suspender*, Gun Caps, and all
other articles m their line—all of which having been
purchased personally of the manufacturers east, du
ring the last winter, expressly for the Spring trade,
win be sold wholesale at a small advance on cool.
Constantly on hand, all deseriptioa*'of Looking Glass
es, of onr own manufacturing, at eastern prices. _mh£J
ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Tuos. Bijwilajs.
Jacob Docx.
Smith & DowTiin*, r u
J U Plummer, West Greenville
FOR BALK.
MISCELLANEOUS
WATER CURS ESTABLISHMENT,
PHILII'SBI'KG. Pa.
FOR BA.LE,
NEW HOODS, 1849.
SAM’L. GRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
EXCIUMDI Blll.rl.HgS
has run rktuuxbp raox
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
And i* now receiving a fine assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMBRBS AND VESTINGS,
OF THE BEttT (JUALITY-AND LATEST STYLES,
Which he i« prepared to moke loonier
IN THE BEST MANNER
And in the latest Fashion*
mnrlO
Head Quarters for Boots and Shoes,
Corner of Fourth and Southfield »iren»
I'lmBtSCH. I’a.
mjTU TROTH A SCOTT having rorainenerti eft)it
JiVli ih" general Boot and Shoe r>u«u>e*».
r and retail, would rcsp«-c-itu|]*KgjjJ : '
inrue the attention of their fnend« and the pnt'«fTpS&*j
erally, to their splendid uew stock, consisting of tnmU)'
womens', hoys’, misses’ sod childrens wrar of every
variety, suitable for the season, and al pnr**« to nit
the times. A splendid article of home mode work,
such as gentlemen’s fine Boots, ladies. misses and
childrens fine work. I’lease ralL_ond egamine for
yourselves.
TROTH A SOOT,
corner 4th ami Snmbficld «w
N. B.—Troweling Trunk*, Carpet Bag*. Ac Ac , al
ways ou band ana low far cash
rUnm»y g-pnlil finfl ii to jbt-u tutrrcsl 10
giro ai a coll when viaiting the city. m h!4
so instrument to the purpose of ;i«cenahiuiß the
specific gravity or value of gold, is now prepared io
supply all whose business may require iu use. It is
small, convenient. arul can be used without difficulty;
a glance being sufficient to show the process.
Persons contemplating going to California, would do
wel) to call and examine ihc instrument, us it is in ev
ery wuy calculated to protect them from fraud I>t ena
bling ilicm at any unr to ascertain the vu:ue of tSbir
racial
Pnnled dirccuons and table* will be supplied gratu
itously to purchasers.
SAMUEL F.AKINB, Union street,
mafl-Dn rear of John 11. McFaden's Jewelry store
WHOLESALE SHOE WAHEHOLHE.
H. CHILDS A CO.,
NO. 131 WOOD STREET. PITTSBURGH.
WOULD respectfully invite the attention of mer
chants visitiug this city to their very eiten*iv«
stock of SPRING AxiD SUMMER GOODS., consisting
m '1,300 CASKS OF BOOTS AND BHOKS,
comprising every.varic.iy oi Men'#, Worn mV, Misses’
and Children* wear, of many new style*, and of supe
rior quality, adapted io country and city unde
A targe assortment of LADIES’, MISSES”,
AND CHILDREN’S BONNETS, among
which are FLORENCE BRAID. STRAW,
TUSCAN LACK, RUTLAND, BIRDS K Y E
FLORENCE, CHINA PEARL A LAWN,
in great variety Alao, ARTIFICIAL FLOW
ERS, MENS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S
PALM LEAF HATS—MEN’S LEGHORN,
PANAMA AND CANTON IIATS.
All ofwhich have been purchased direct from the
manufacturers and importer*, uud selected wuh die
utmost care, and which will be sold on *uch terms as
to make it the interest of We*teru Merchant* to buy
'of us. li. CHILD'. A CO.,
i mehl6:dAw2m3 LU Wood street.
\\: HOLESALE DRY GOODS—W> are now recei-
VV ving a large stock of Spring ami Summer D.y
Good*, sheeted with great care from Uic importers ami
manufacturer*, iiul consisting of a tine -assortment of
ali grades usual')’ kept by Dry Good* house*. wliicn
we are prepared to wsil at suen prices as cannot fail
to give siuiaiacuon to purchasers.
City and country merchants are invited to give u* a
call, and examine our stock and pnccsOtocioro pur
chasing elsewhere SHACKI.EiT K. WHITE,
UO’Wood si. two doors above Diamond oi.ey
aichlfi
H~O W'A a D'il OTEL,
NEW YORK.
FI9H, MIDDLETON A WHITE. bee leave u» an
nounce to their friends and the put>ii<-. ihat they
have assumed the management of the l&7<c>: ami com
modious Hotel, corner of Broadway mid Maiden Lane,
known n* the Howard Hotel. Having much impro
ved the internal improved the internal arrangement
efthe house, no pain* «tmll be spared on the part of
the proprietors to give enure satisfaction to those who
may favor u» with their mard-dfiw
TjUTvITSh I’APF.R—Having the etrlmive agency
|7 for the sale of’.lie Mill Grove Prinlirg Paper, IS.
B. A C P. Markle, Proprietor*,) we will bp constantly
supplied with all the different size* of superior quality,
which we offer at the lowest regular prices.
REYNOLDS ASHER,
feb24 corner Penn and Irwin sts_
NOTICE,
ri’HE undersigned having removed to Washington
1. city, will attend to (he prosecution of claims on
the Government, and to, any law business before the
Courts of the Distncu with which he maybe entrusted.
‘ deca-d3mis ANDREW WYLIE, Stu
TJ.'~WDST, ~
Dentist. Comer ofKourth
£ Decatur, between
Market and Perry sueeta. sepii-dtyin
INDIA RUBBER" receiving, 2 1 gross
bottles of Robber Paste, a superior article, highly
Important to persona that wish to keep their feet dry.
It prevents the leather from crocking. and will lake a
polish over it. For sale allhe lcd«a K^rDep oli
No f 5 Wood street marS JA H PHILLIPS
/'I ARBUTHNOT has commenced !"«««»«*
Vj. large assortment of Fancy V ARIETY GOODS,
consisting in-part of Artificials, Ribbon*, Laces, Ho
«,IT. (i10v,,. Crape, Ler.ae, Cunl.ncv Netung,, Uc«
Verb, Shawl., Police lUrrikerchrer.. genu cruv,
euuhrm and cotton HuitUcrcluca, corderl Skirt.,
Sorting Silk. Thread., Billion.. Comb., Jewelry, Col
lory, Ac. Ac. Country and city merchant. u.rw
pecl/ully invited u> call and ejantrao hi. .met, No 84
Wood .treeu cornel of Lhoiaood alley. mch2Q
i r,HJ SIV'fCKI-Ni. WEAVERS ANE I'KDI.AflSy
| JlosiKtn—'■ K * W do,f,n bleached, unbleachoo, blk,
| miaed and colored women * and men's cotton Hose.
I Also, unbleached and mixed cotton half. Hose, Just
I received direct from the Importers, and for sale at ua
! pri ';*’. b7 SHACKI.KTT A WHITE _
Imo COUNTRY MERCHANTS—W. R. Mumsjt has
i I now open at his Wholesale Dry Goods Rooms, (
! north east comer of 4tb and Market streets. Pittsburgh,
4 g full supply of fresh Spring Goods, mpladuig newest
i £yle* of Pnois. Ginghams, Lawns, Ac.. and Invites an
. elimination of his stock.
Phurance to Wholesale Rooms front 4th street,
i mctiSU
T* Clerk WanUil.
WANTED— A Young Man In a wholesale and re
ta.l Dry Goods Store. Apply al Vi Market st.
raehiShdtf _ __
WANTED,
EY a Marned Man, a situation as Book Keeper,
Clerk or Salesman, in a store or manufactory.
Most respectable rcrereuces can be given. Address
“A. U. C., 1 Gazelle office. mcht’tVdni*
Patent Soda Ash<
o*7-CASKB (Ula«s makers) Jas MuspruU A Sons’
£j f brand, rail rec’d per steamer Brooklyn, and for
•ale by W A M MITCUELTREE,
jelH No IfiO Liberty st
MONUMENTS.
IUAYK6 Marble Monanrenu, al my old stand on
Wood street. Should any person want a Monu
ment, I will sell at very reduced prices, between this
and Ut Apnt, to save me labor of removing thorn to
m> new stand at the head of Wood, on Liberty street,
ai the comer of Irwin’s alley.
martirtf EDMUND WILKINS.
' 080. WTSttSTB **COm
INFORM their frihnd* and tha public lhatthey hav*
no longer any connection with their late establish
ment In Penn streei, known os the Pittsburgh Breweiw,
having removed their entire business to the POINT
UHEWERY, in Pitt jBxbQL ~ w myl&d rS
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, fa,
TO COTTOH AMS gGOAE FLAITIBi
PLANTATION IN nbtefiber
..offers for sale the extensive plantation In Ajkon
iu, formerly belonging to and oc cap ted by the loio
Governor Sent, of Maryland, and containing twvary
cicbi hundred and eighty-three qqdahalfacrescfland.
Thi* estate lies intbe counties ot Plumps and Crit
leaden, tad is situated is Walnut Bend, os the Minis
sippi rfver, twentT-fivr miles above'the town of Uelo
no. it it said to &e the highest river load In that re
gion of country. Its soil F* peculiarly adapted to the
growth of cotton. Its improvements are on overseer's
bouse, a horse-mill, several corn bouses, ana good
quarters for servants. .
Upwards or seven hundred acres of this Una have
been cleared and are now cultivated. The rest of it
m«v be easily cleared, (the most being already donaJ
ana has less timber upon it, aod that chiefly of ash,
which is readily sold at a well located wood yard, ra
quantities of several thousand cords every year.
This plantation is oue of great value, and presents a
rare opportunity to the public. In the bonds of a good
planter it may ne-easiiy mode of immense aoiAal pro
m Its facilities of interooorse with New Orleans af
ford a constant avenue for the disposal of its products.
It u distant about fcco mtw from cineinnaQjflßO
miles from the mouth of the Ohio, 740 miles oom
New Orleans,
This property will be divided into several porta, If
desired.
For lernu, *«., apply (port paid) to
WILLIAM B. PBRINE,
BalUiaor©, Maryland.
Sin...** 5 Acres Coal Land for Sal*)
< ® n the Monongahel* river, about Itmllea
from Pituburgh and 3 miles above third Lock, in
“V?, me { 11 atighborhood of Messrs. Lyon A Short),
Herron’s purchase. This fine body of
Coal will be sotd at the low price of 833 per aoro—one
third in hanu, balance in fire equal annual payments,
withooi interest. Title Indisputable. Location my
good—cannot be satpaased. For farther particulars
enquire of S. BALBL&Y, who has a draft oTnUnO"
P««r- Boaideneeadtt, below Ferry, Mr. Adana* How.
N. B- There ts another seam of coal on this treat,
about CO feel above the lower, of excellent ouality.
jyJßtdtf _ • a a
COCSTBY Iftißii)l»oOS&BSSV'.
MlO ACRKS OF GBOBND, situated near the
Pittsburgh and Greensburgh Thrupiko, 34 "»»«■»»
from the city, and adjoining the AUegheqy Cem
etery, on which is erected a large and trait
two story brick Dwelling House, together with stable#,
carnage house, Ac. There is also on the premises a
large variety of fruit trees, and a spring of unusual ex
cellence contiguous to the dwelling.
jsJ3 WM. YOUNG, 143 Liberty «t
Valuable Bml EiUti (to Bale,
riirjK Trustees of the Western Theological Sußlsuy
JL having decided to sell. oa perpetnw lease, a por
tion of their propertj ia Allegheny city, eflfer on very
favorable terms, from 30 to SO Lots of different sizes.
A warrantee title will be given. Aplanofthcl'ntscan
be seen at No. 122 Wood street.
For particulars, enquire of either of the undersigned
Committee. JOHN T. LOGAN,
ALEX. LAUGHUN,
MALCOLM LEECH,
& CHILDS,
BAML. BAILEY.
TO LET,
MA highly eligible Basinets, Blare Room, tod
three story Dwelling, near the Cent! Bridge,
Federal street, Enquire of
MORGAN JENKINS,
near the premises
For Solo*
A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, in good run
ning order, 7| inch cylinder, 30 Inch stroke; bof
ler 14 feet long, 30 inches in diameter; fly wheel tX
cwt. Alto, one lino of thefts, ”23 feel long, 8$ twwh—
in diameter, with drums: one upright tew. Enquire of
mart rtf MATTHEW BSDTH, No. 40 High SLj |
FOB BAXE.
A FARM iltsete on the N. W. bsnk of the Ohio rir
ei, nine miles helow Pittsburgh, ro T ' OS
seres, late the property of John &L Hood, dtrffliwd,
and known as “Safe Landing. 0
Reference to David Hood, on the premises: Wn. M.
Davis, Allegheny, and the tmdersigned In tho city of
Philadelphia, febl-gmeod CHARLES GILPIN.
FABH FOE SAXE.
IN Indiana Township. Allegheny county, 9 miles
from Deer Crdek Lock, containing One Hundred
ann Fifteen Acres end lilt perches, with the allow
ance of 6 per cent for roads. There are Iron* 90 to 40
sere* of cleared land, a young Orchard, a Saw Min in
running order, with dam and race complete, and an
abundance of good timber on the premises.
Also, a substantial Frame Dwelling House, 31 by S
feet, with a Log Kitchen, and a well within 10 yards
of the kitchen door Terms accommodating..
Persons wiehingto purchase, will please flake ap
plication to DAVID HJNEHaht on the premises, or
to W.AD. RINEHART/
No 29 Irwin street
Valuable Baal Batata fbr Bala
THE following property in the city of Pinsbvxh,
and near the borough of Manchester, on (he Ohk>
nver, is offered for sale on aecoxmaodmting teens:
3 Lots (being tub-division of Lot No .489 in the plan
of the city of Pittsburgh,) having 90 feet front on So*
venth street, by MO reet to Strawberry alley, near
Grant street.
10 one acre Lou fronting on an Arenae, 60 (eel
wide, running from Bearer road to the Ohio nrer, ad*
joining Phillip*’* Oil Cloth Factory.
For terms, enquire of CHARLES B. SCULLY,
or JAMES O’HA&A.
" «'• Bi ” "
TO LET.
MA GENTEEL three story dwelling House, on
Second street, near Sawhlield street. Also,
wonted, a situation for a good honest end com
petent Clerk, nod onw for s smart lad about 17 yean
of uffe, >n o warehouse or to learn a good trade.
Aildrcx Box 3gi. Post Office, PiuiDflrgfa. nug7:3t ’
Lot oa Liberty Street tor Lease.
UNK LOT, 42 feet trout on liberty street, by 110 feet
to Bravery alley, nearly opposite West street,
/gjidconveniemio the ilonangahela riser, will be lea*
(4 fer a term of years. Enquire of
CHARLES B SGULLYi
or JAMES O’HARA,
Burke’s Bail ding, 4th st.
Valuable Property for Sale*
IN TIIENINTH WARBOP PITTSBURGH.—Ser
eraI Lot* on Baldwin sod Liberty streets, in the
Oth Ward, 24 feet by 100. and adjacent the proposed
depot of the Central Railroad. For terms inquire of
CHARLES B. SCULLY,
or JAMES O’HARA,
Barite’s Building, 4ih si
TO JUST.
juj FROM Ist of April next, anTtMOuaWo uhm,
Hs*if to Rood tenant*, su comfortable two story Brick
™“ Sw *7 , ’' l "nT J ’and baekbnUd*
situated on Robmton ana Crtlgstreet*, ABegh*-
ny city. Enquire of SWEITCKB * ftraP,
rasnixit/ Office Third st, opposite St Hotel
STORE TP LET.
MTO LET, for one or-morc years, the three sto
ry Brick Building on Wood street, and adjoin
ing the shop and store of Robert H. Hartley.
The two upper stories have been fined up as a dwel
ling house, and may be still so occupied if a i*psm
wi-.be*. mchghtf NEVILLE g- ORAfQ.
FOR SALK,
ON frvorable terms—A Lot of Ground on the south
side of Penn street, near the Monongahela river,
fronting sd feci on Penn street, and extending 110 feet
in depth to an alley 20 ft wide; a most desirable loca
tion either for private residences or for manufacturing
purposes. Enquire of J SC&OONMAKEB A Co,
fcbld No M Wood it
Property in Allegheny Cltyfar Sal*.
IMIE subscribers oiler for safe a number of eholea
. Lou, situate m the Second fronting oa the
Common ground, on easy terms. Inquire of
\V. O'H. ROBINSON, A tty at Law, 8t Clair ft
or of JA3 ROBINSON, on thepremiMi*
myl":dAwtfT
COUNTRY
M COUNTRY SEAT TO LET—A two ticrf
Brick Lw«lli»g, with S| acres highly improved
Land, rituated in Oakland, to let from Ist April
HARDY, JONES A Co,
44 Water street
next.
f
MFOR RENT—For one to three fwm th'»
first of April next, a large two storied brick
Dwelling House, pleasantly situated on the bank
o( the Obio river, adjoining the borough of Mannas]
ter, with shoot four acres of land, out buildings, Emit
trees, Ac. Ac. Apply to
jas _ • JAMES A HUTCHI&JN ACo
To Lot*
EA LARGE and well finished Kaiwn aeeoad
<llOl7, on the comer of Wood and Third nreets,
above iho Exchange office of Wn y William*.
Possession gi ven immediately. Inquire of
)a3 BrciLLd A ROE, IM LibcrtT st
For Rarity
< In Allegheny city, a pleasant Dwelling Boss*
niUn and large Garden, on the second bonkTadjoining
™ Geo. Uogg. For terms, inquire of Mr. Benj.
Glyde on the premises, or mt his store, No 129 Wood
street; or apply to ALEX. BBACEENRIDGE.
fehtbMllm
MTO LET—A large brick Dwelling Boose,
satiable for two families, situated on Federal
street, Allegheny, above Mr. Graves* atom.
Apply to H. LEE.
fe bffl Liberty at, opposite feh
TWO HOUSES AHl> LOTS FOB BAXIB
AA TWO hOTS on Beaver street, io the dry of
Ifca Allegheny, above the opperCommoea,cn wnieh
is erected a frame btuldlng, two stories high. winhi»
for two small tenements. The lot* treeacn twenty
feet in front by one hundred feet deep, And ran back
to a street forty feet wide. The buildings on the pmj
raises will pay a very handsome Interest on the invettj
raent, and the property will be sold cheap for a »«h
Apply to H. Sproal, Clerk’s office: U. B. or to
novgB_ KAY 4 Oa
THE subscriber offers for rant for the term of
Ini one or mom yean, a large convenient well fin*
ished two story Dwelling House, containing 9 room*
and Kitchen. There Is a lot of around containing 1|
acres of fine young fruit trees or every kind, stnblgy
Ac., connected with the house. To any potion wish*
ing a delightful residence within a few ninmn ride of
the city, inis will be a rare chance.. For terms, which
will be low to a good tenant, inquire of Bur. Jno.
Wright, near ihs premises, of John Won, comer of
Hand .ind Liberty streets, or of
ocdS-tf THEO. F. WEIGHT.
TEN ACRES OF LAND, situated in Peebles town*
ship, on the MoDongahela, three miles from Pios
liurgh—in lota to soit purchaser*. Pdf farther partic
ular* apply to Henry Woods, 3d at, or to.
A WASHINGTON;
4th, above gmithtLiif n
m WAREHOUSE FOB SAEJU-Tta mbniiSa
offers for tele the three story briek Wtmimm
on Wood street, oocnpied by JL Tanner A Co.
apl7 WaL WILSON, Jr.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
FOR SALE-—A Lot of Ground statue oa Penn
■rreet, between liny and Marbnry streets,
the house and lot now occupied by Richard Edwards,
haring a front of S 5 feet, and hr depth ISO feet, will bo
roM on favorable terms. Titletmeiceptionablo. En •
quire of C. Q. LOOMISydih at, near Wood.
• oetSl-dif
For Bole.
A DESIRABLE Building Lot in Allegheny city, fa
vorably located, in size about half an sere, and
will be sold on'accommodation terms. Inquire or
ft** J D WILUAMS, 110 wood st
/sft» FOR RENT—A room In the second story, j?o.
Bra 26 Wood street- j«w
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