The Pittsburgh daily gazette., July 26, 1849, Image 3

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RITMORTED & TELEGIILAPIIED
,FOR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE.
CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI
CINCUMEII, July 25.
For the 24 hours coding a1,600n to-day. the
?vela 19 intermenti from Choler, and 25 from
,other disemes.
Owing to tome uitina which we are unable to
explain in out paper tb.s morning, we are unable
to present our readers with our usual telegraphic
despatches from the C2ll.
We think, however, it is not improbable that it
may be attributed to the recent /amusement of the
telegraph offices to clese at seven o'clock in the
evening; our eastern correspondent most likely
having waited till the last minute--and a minors
beyond it. fur we understand the early cloning is
punctually observed.
Sumotin Arran.—The Lyachbur. Virginian
gives en account of a melancholy affair which had
occurred near that place a abort lime since. A
lady, in company with her niece and nephew, start
ed to visit a sick relative. A storm coming up ,
they concluded to stop until it had panned over.—
Jag at this time n friend came up, and stated that
the relative, Mies Louisa Roberta, W. very ill, and
in company with him, the started, in the storm, to
the house orate relative. • The storm having sub.
aided, the niece and nephew of Mrs. Bullet con.
chided to follino their aunt; and travelling bat a
■hen distanco4rhat were there feelings, indescri
bable, indeed, as they saw their aunt and atten
dant lying upon the road lifeless, with the cat
riage shattered, and the borne Iciged; having been
struck by lightning. Death did not atop its ray.t.
gem here, and In the evening the relativeof Mn.
Barnett bid farewell to all that is dear on earth.
Coocuss—A Tats moor a Maw—Jake, aa
side buck nogro who belonged to Dr. Taliakno was
said to have in .hia tittle frame a heart as btg u
General Jaeltadres. - He did ill fear even oar re.
sprawl!e fellow citizen, Old Nick—and an for
coolness, he wu as cool as the tin top of the N.
Pole.
One day, Dr. Taliaferro, upon the occasion of
the commencement of a Radical College, of which
he held the chair of Anatainy, gave a dinner. A
mong his [maste was n well known ventriloquist.
Late bathe evening, idler the bottle had done its
work, the conversation turned upon real (annum
and the Doctor boasted comdderablyofhisfaverite
men Jake. He offered to bet that nothing could
scare hit; and this bet the ventriloquist took op,
naming at the same time the test he wanted im
posed. Jake was sent for, and he came.
"Jake," said the Doctor, .1 hare bet a large aunt
of money on your head, and yon malt win it. Do
you think you can?"
"Berry well, master," replied Jake, 'just tell dis
nigger what he's to do, and he do it, share."
“I want you to go to the dissecting room. You
will find two dead bodies there. Cut all the bead
of one with a large knife which you will find there,
and bring it to as. You must not take a light, how
ever, and do n't get frightened."
`Dar's all, is ill" inquired Jake. "Olfi berry well.
I'll do dat shire for sortie: and as for being fright
ened, the debit alas going to frighten me."
Jake accordingly set off, reached the dissecting
room, and groped about uutil he found the knit
and the bodies. Be had just applied the forme r
to the neck of the latter, when from the body he
was about to decapitate, a hollow and sepulchral
voice exclaimed—
"Let my head alone."
"Yes sah," replied Jake, •I slot particklar; and
redder head 'II do jes as welL"
He accordingly pot the knife to the neck of the
other cerpstyw hen another voice, equally unearth
ly in its tone, shrieked ant—
" Let my head alone!"
Jake was puzzled at first, but answered, present.
ly—
"Look a heal Master Tolliver say I must bring
one of de hearts, and you isn't prim to fool me no
bowl" and Jake hacked away until he separated
the bead from the body. Thereupon half 'a dozen
voices screamed out—
"Bring it back! bring it back.°
Jake had rearhed the door, but an heating thin
turned round and laid—
"Now—now, see pelt. Jes you keep gulet, you
fool, and don't wake up the woman folks. Master's
only gwieu to look at the bumps."
"Bnng back my bead at once," cried the voice.
' fend you right away, nib," replied lake, as he
marched off with the head, and the next minute
deposited it before the Doctor.
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"So you've got it, I see," said his master.
"Yes lath," replied the unmoved Jake, "but please
be done lookin' at him soon, base de gemmon told
me to Ibteb him back right away."
From tha American Urnoq,
Retreating from a Battery.-a colored
Away up among the granite hilts of New Hamp
shire, there lives a good natured Doctor, who is
well known in the mine - where ba allipteires
squills and opium pellets, as an inveterate wag,
fed of a joke at hie own or any body else's ex.
pease, and who never suffers an opportunity to
pule for the creation of a laugh; for, he contends,
test the latter is far more conducive to health,
than the most formidable dose of calomel or ipecac.
It chances that in the same village where the
doctor "holds out," there lives also a stout bray-
ny representative of the African rare, who has
made himself notorious the country round, for hie
bragging propensities, and as he is the only color
ed gammas in the vicinity, he prides himself upon
being able to do any thing and every thing which
my body else can perform. Not long since, a
joker from the city, happened to be passing a day
or two at the Dr's residence, and in the course of
hie s , peregrinations about the town, be came
across Sambo, whom he sat down ea a ..cbarae
ter.°
Sambo, according to his account of himself,
could lift the biggest log, turn the heaviest stone,
knock down ,he strongest ox, carry the greatest
weight or hold the hardest mouthed home, in all
New Hampshire. Alter Manning attentively to
Samba's yarn, our friend very quietly remarked
that he won undoubtedly a very smart nigger, but
that with all him boasted powers and strength,
there was a small machine down at the Doctor's,
that he codld'at hold, no how—for he had tried it
himself—and he'd beton it.
"Wm yon bet on lir asked Sam, determined to
make a trifle out of the stranger.
"Well, Samba, have you earn H'
"Wal, mama, lank I habseeit—two, tree times
up at the doctor's. It's de masheert wid de brass
balls on 'Mx"
"That's it,Sam. I'll wager you a dollar that you
can't bold it."
"Dona inassa,". said Eambo, at once; and up they
went forthwith, to the doctor's office, who was ve
ry quickly Ipfivmed of the object tithe visit, and
was up to the thing in a jiffy.
"I think the machine as not in very good order,
Sam," said the Doctor, plea, antly, ' , and you will
thus have the advantage of ray friend, here. You
are a very strong man, Sairfoo."
"Wal, I len% nafl'n else; a ad lee pining to make
a penny out o' die German, as comes all de
way from Boae'n to teem din chile about de
maalieen."
anion you think you can hold it, eh?
( I darn's rink nuff n btu dat, to you can fetch 'ira
rite 'long, Morn,' said Sarnia, triumphantly—and
the old fashioned electrifying apparatus, with its
two long arms WWI quickly charged and Samba
Was directed to take bold of the balls, and hold
on.
In an instant Samba grar,ied the handles with
main strength, and the Don tot applied the battery
with a compound, double refined high pressure
force! Bat poor &mho - very quickly evinced, by
the cruel and unearthi', contortions of his ebony
visage, that somehow or other, he had made a
trifling error in his cabrulations this time, certain!
'Dress de lor—owls —igte exclaimed Sam at first,
as the twitching, twittering, riartlingleurrent darted
from his palms to his sbouldets—'oh! do lardy,
lordy, manna! Take IM
'Hold on Sant--Why don't you hold itr asked
the Doctor, as he r enewed the well charged battery
and the motion of the handles bpd begun to work
well, %%mho—you'll fetch it, yeti Mahe poor
Larkey'a grip bad ?resume immoveably fixed upon
the handles, and 'se tried first to force one hand
away, and then ?' oe other, he was thrashed Girward
and nowisp now down--nntil he roared like
a mad bull, his eyes protruded wildly from their
rockets, his risory glistened and his jaw kept time
with the raga action of the alas/awn, whilette yelled
atthe%opYfhi lungs—
IgStly! Massa, (yank, yank!; take tiro e6,—
'cc(Yd.*. , yank ! ) de nigger's kill 'es murder, mur.
car, eurs - d-e-r!Biseso! take roan 'us
ors' mid convulsed e t Sambo's ludicrous grimaces,
fright and antica,.(Cor he mai unable of worse, to
quit nis.hold none the handles, while the galvanic
cur rent was mil the Doctor dropped upon the floor
half dead with laughter, as the wire slipped down,
and Sandra found himself at liberty!
linturtnualely for our friend, the money hadn't
been put up, and as Samba dashed headlong out of
the Mince and gathering himself up, In his deeper
filatt,he was accosted - With—
I"Hallo' fiam—where's y our dollar?' You've
lowa
'Lou de debbil—go . dar y'u Yer doze: fool
rus chile no more—yer kin bet high on mtx—Yah.
yak? and away he went, up the road, at a rare
which !astonished the natives' of the usually quiet -
Utile town of Hornbeam!
ao oA gentleman of Plnstnugh, who bad fallen Into
pen cellar after the "Great Fue,e sprained hi. ma
am so sandy that he was unable to refrain from cry
m6 om Wairhe Pain. A friend who bed been using
B. ti• Pahnestock k. Co's Itubefacieat and been cored
olltienmatism, gave him what remained in the bottle,
d , a,ilhough Ids limb was greatly swollen, he was
,taco " mn PVaIY restored to health le twelve hours and
from Pain. This is but one of great mother of
eases who
have come ander the observation of the,
proprielora Prepared and sold by
LI A fr. Co,
corner Ira and wood; alsoF AIINW3TOCIC
, corner nth and good sot
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Woasta—tut lbla Is the season of the year mitten
worms are meat formidsble among ebildren,the Rroprt
! eters of fil.r.ane's VerMitado beg leave m cm"P°°
P .rert ' ,.di eitißg emit attention to Its virtues for the
; cape:brig of these annoying and often fatal enemies of
eltddrea. Th eir When. is by a phytietan of great
.4. 6 .)x" to Virginia, and after using It for several
• jet , s in hos awn pratti.e_ c, and finding Its success so
adiremal, he has Wan Indneut at last to offer It to the
riabbe ar,a cheap bat te,nin and excellent ardicinn.
Cali and =s9 at the Drag Mom of
M YI. TODD & CO.
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- "f B e • BB—Lovcrura ma, enualed ucl
rttivisrized Baru*, Jag rea'd and for Elan by the
DOI orMPS at mall, at the P4cla Tea atere, TO Fourth n.
ALXANAc. I Sip
%JULY
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P/TTABUILOH BOARD OP TRADE
COMIdrITEE.
AICEVEMENTS OP THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
nun or gamma alas Lasuroot.:
Fe, Boston —Caledonia—Douglass, July 7.
Far New York—Europa—Lon—July ,
For Bollll3—Cambria—Leitcb, 2L-
Fee New York—America-...gba t uns n . July gu
1 'lnn 07 RULING MOS AIM., •
Prom New York, Nlagant, Jely:4sth.
Fium Boston, Caledonia, August Ist.
From New York, Europa, Anglin eat
Flow Boston, Cambria, August nth.
Erma New York, America, August V& ,
H. *MAIL LINETO SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE
MEN.—The steamers of this Company wall sail
:regularly once amount, -11 follows :
FROM NEW YORE.
Washington, Capt. Floyd 40th July.
iferman, Capt. Crabtree,2oUt August.
Wrahingwq
FlObradElt2fild'. PL
Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, 156 July,
Waaltdapurn. Copt Floyd 16th August..
Hermann, Copt Crabtree, 15th September.
- FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, 26th July.
Washington, cam. Floyd, Bah August. ,
Ilermann, Capt. Crabtree, 26th September.
OM CI Prrrszuzau Gazrrrr,
Thursday ?darning, July 26;160
The weather yesterday eras quite orann,lssith same
indication of rata. Wa find no changes inAte general
market; -avert' tiang remaining atationary int our loot
quotation..
FLOUR—'The market is completely stagnant, and on
Inds i(t.ing that it to difficul: to give Correct ttlittOtathatu.
We bear of on sales worth reporting.
RAO:N.—The only sale to any considerable amount,
was *OOO lbs country cored, at the following prices
Shool#ers Sc, Sides 53. and Hams at She V ib, cash.—
Plain iticlanatl eared hams are sold at 71, ahoulde
aniltsidee at 53c ft . tit Salmi of sugar Coxed can.
vasset(hains by tierce, at 910101 e, according to qual
ity.
GROCERIES—The market in every respect, shows
no imp/talent variation from our last quotations—say,
far N OSugar, In limited lots, by the hhd at SOMI.c.
N O Ohioans HUM, Sugar House do, 40044 c. Loaf
Sugar 4, 9 and 10c, as in quality. Rio Coffee may be
fairly quoted, at a range of 7 to Br, and Rice In tierces
tlattle
CAI4I..FREIGHT3.-.The following are the prssent
nits (tam this point east
Bitter Bacon, Lard and Tallow -45.
Tobacco Leaf, Ohio, p 100 40e
to K y, . „ 500
Feikhers 800
„
W.0 , 01,'• Ono
F. and.Peltries " 100 c
Iliionp, 4:2e0
Ede of all kinds, " r•• 450
W33irkep, per 100 50c
MUT. per bbl.• • ............ ........ ...... 7pe
Scissi.—Pitisburgli, Allegheny, and Alleg heal Co,
are now taken by the Brokers at the following respee.
Use rare:. of discount :—Pinshargh, 1 per ecru, Alle
gheny 10e, and Allegheny Co., It 10e. dome of the
Brater, ars buying Alleghenyileity scrip as low no Be
STS*WAT ACCOALT.—Wa lour, from the Lottlsedle
Courl4, that the steamir Winfield Scott from New Or
leans testerday, reports that the steamer Was. Penn
eras atTrtir, 1., in the Ohio, in • a - rippled condition ,
haeinebroken a wrist, and a, eplander head. She is
from lardrsille. A portion of her passengers come op
an thn W. Scott.
Woift Faztotrr.,-For the information of illtonterri
ed, arti mould mate that the misztruernedt of areal
freight. in yesterday's Gazette, was oaring to an mad
vertattey on the part of the compositor. The quotation
bad beCn carrectly given in a previous issue, but to
correcting the table, eighty tents mu placed opposite
the article wool, instead of Feather., es we had plainly
=rhea
It is . stanid that the Hay crop In the six New Eng
land stales. amounts to 4,797,000 tons, which at 59 per
ton, giVes i value of e39,376,m, or more than one half
that b 4 the Photo count crop.
At Louisville on the 21.,, them were 4 feet and 9
incheavrater in the canal. and flatlet.
The tolls on the Illinois surnhriehigan Canal, for the
montlint Tune, amounted to $10,371 1 , against 10,77E
ea, received at seems during the same month.
Tux( Grrecx—This splendid light draught steamer
has Mit bun herded round from bet quiet mooring on
the Allegbeny, and now Iles opposite the foot of Mar
ket streek ighe looks as clean - and as neat as a sew
pm, Having undergone - thorough repairs, and received
the finish:hair touch of an experienced painter. We
are, as yeartintonned as to the design of,..:Capt Wil
kins, but trbsumc that upon the first movetnent of the
vrateta, Mb :Geneva will tie atassit. Seems.; attend her
A liell Othentert St counterfeit of the flhgerstoarn
Bank;hae Soule ita appearance.--(Bah.
Gegagsi Ctmcaoo Ilandutan —On the keit instant,
the regetpU for freight uld pee/wagers onithet above
road ektiontfir d to SIISI This begins to look, like bust-
Ms learn that they are pashing•-.4e work
through tekrilgin rib all poesible desyueli!--10alerta
Gluert.
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161/ . 4 of tholkuaostlo illafirota
Loulsrnau, July 21
Float art Grain—The market has been7maintained
throughouidhe week at an advance. The :"receipts of
floor tne truly light; and sales are firm at 165,25 in lots,
and WOI , recoil. Sales of good ems, wheat at 600
95e. Haleinf corn from wagon at 309 Me, Sales from
eta retlat 3.5 e.,• Barley we quote in demand at 500.
Sal f es oo iif Oils in sacks at 254930 e. Pules Ira* wagons
at2fitt.:
Grocenett ,, A sale of 2.00 bags Rio coffeein 71e; and
165 brigs iiihrts at 707/c; Light sales at 710 lie. Sag.
i• find, witha fair dend. Wo hear of safes through
the week 011145 tiltds 01 4105 e; retail tales.la hbls we
game:Naafi/51c, as per quality. Plantanott molasses
. toletrabletrm, with a good neck on hand.' We quote
sales at oto6lc. Flaraipts thl. areekie bblal Loaf and
refined aeon in hbls we quote at 700 c for; the differ
era number!- Havana 'agar in bra at GM.' We quote
Wes M sugar house medusas at nixma, according to
q'PrantunitY.
nottu, dn.—Prices have advanced,. its the de
mututOppeara larger than the supply. Sales early in
the wirekof 150 bbls men pork al BRA We. ante. of
125 bias tapas pork at 19,50. Bacon we quote from
stores:lt 6106 a for clear sides, t 071 c for phut, bum;
Sr for:fiagged hams., sugar cured; and 411436 e for should
00:—We, quote linseed oil on 65056 e ifs gallon; Caq
tor otticana at 000 to 18,0 p gallotq Immo oil SUB;
Mimes oil 816019 7 bbl lard lard oil we quote at 55060 c
P gallon. '
.Bitifts—Light tales of dry Missouri at 710.8ic. Com
mon, &Doi the country, sell at pneetranaing from 5 to
71c; diy salted we quote at 61070 tauten antkare.
salt
ed6nm3lto4lo.
Woll—Stalem in pease at Malin sal6l of palled
fromdoveat 25c; sales from wagon of nahlrasked, be,
at Mo34e.
Reli, remains quiet, and see heat of bat light sales
- of date rotted as $l3O r ton.
Caul - and Wood—The stock of Plttaborgh , 4oal is con
siderel fain and see hear of ules at ine.--flournal.
Nzw Olktranitilnly 14.
LOisisiena—We quote el Wows :.-Inferior 3
034, Conution 4031, Fair 4044, Prime 4404 f, Choice
505Earul:Chired 541215 e Arrived Gime the 6th
36 bbd.. Cleamd Insame time for :New York
ICC !Md. Alahimme 115 tthds, 450 bbl., Chit leston 15
lihde,Calscsion IS, Pensacelal hlsds.
Idolassek 7 Sales confined to 750 Obis, af aboutpm
vions:Natet,,vis—interiec at 8011, Fair to Prime at 130
15, add re boiled at wale. P gall. Arrived since the
nth 3060b1. Cleared in the time time for New
YorkßS3 bbl Baltimore Baltimore 1811, Apalachicol a bb l..
IFlcalr—Within a day or two ;the ruling tide for Illi
nois GM inod Ohio, (Me latter being scarce) has been
6.4.514 , bblond holders asking a inwher,advance.—
Arrived dating the past week, 17W Obis. Cleared for
New.Tork.27t, Boston 11:05, Galveston 489,11 an Fran.
eiserclls, Pensacola 60, Apaluhleola 15, 1 4Terlwol 175
bbts. 7 , (Prica Current
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Tobieco,.Hemp and Lead—la to S cba i. co L.'*. mnbirt . j' a ir tran a ►
pire4 several lots received by the Mmes. was tut
di.h474.i. dme for tale. Then, will be Vsale m the
an
Plte • ter Morrow. Of hemp, a mull lot taald at all 4;
primithull would coarmand 4111821120 Y an Of lead
threcistudl lots at 414,1504,21, large lohOrould not
comuland, tame than 114.0504,10 ►l3 11ta4,,
PlMir —No perceptible changc, sales of absfat 650 bbl.
fail to good country branch, at 13,9384; choice
$4,1030 , lib!: round lots of good country brinda would
emend. d .
Wheat-viVo change, market rather berth suppilmi
with aaleifif about 1000sults poor to primakamplas at
1509!o,taike returned. and about 71)0 sacks .d bbls
at lAa%i. Packages included.
INProislaml—No .1u of pork—of lard 14 Ws good at
ole *lb; shit. of about 30 casks batonclear sides, 4.4Zeountlon country cared hams at Snag IP lb.
bb_t•ntalll7lllllP"p""eattgett, with sal. al about 90
sin, r 7Orlea—rs: Om. .of MOISIOtit from 44vee, light
salevpf MYpnme N 0 sugar Rothstomp, 4lase
lb. Of Plaattaton mimes at 23drid G A salt
fromPneap selling at 11140 9
FAIRER SURIMIED... GOODS,
• ..V AT REDUCED PRICES.
AhiItiCEANDER & DAY, 75 Market stre*northwest
domes of the Diamond, are now ope g a choice
stock,hf Bell SUMMER GOODS, A largteportion of
theselpsodahase recently been perehased tat a great
sunk., from the Auction Sales at the Emit, and from
the mmoners and manafacturere. We hake decided
upon hffering this stock of goods at prices do reduced
as to toeet the approbanon of those who dip bsorktess
on the,cheaP cash principle.
The - 411k.pertenent is very °itemise ,:gmbracing
the diVerent.lunds of dress and mantilla 'Silks, Satin'
de Clienes,ind Carnelian Oro de Rhines. i
ThcrithaWlDeparYs.: embrace a splendid assort
mentk.f Dulls Crepe Shawls, from the lowest priers to
the Sliest qualities, elegantly en:Moldered. 'Also, Gre
nadine, BMW, hlohLG,Nett and splendid opued Silk
Shawls. ,
SCRRFllt—Bleak silk, be isedGranedlne Scarfs.
BESLAOS and other thin
DR
GOODS—Stem:I
and navel tdyles of [lenges, Stlk Tisanes, .and other
was skestOoodrerthy of the attention of the ladle.
LA,VintiliirLAAlSS — ln the Lawn department, our
addifMns tidal the Eastern auctions ate 4#llte large,
r ri
emordel 'elegant styles at remarkably low price..
!mph ha Domestic Ginghams. ' '
Prints Chinmes, Brown and Bleached Muslim,
Checks, :in Manch.
doit - erird. , English and Preach Moths Lad Camimeres,
Satin:ma Slid Jeans, Panalcon Stripes and Ihilllogs.
All otwhiali la offered I such Lel redaction' of prices
that Otrektiaerseaanot . fail ID
be le a sed.
JO iacNDE R:
& DAY
tx.urrost pspica •
mitt adenlipql have thla day unioellhed under
tke 4*, or Thompson HUMS a Son, for the Per -
P'S' e t'euthfeehothir paper, at the Mutton tepee
mill, wbokii they will be pleued to receive:Cm patron
•ft, ojthenablla, and t h e former customer! of the se
nior punier.
Tb,q , ht.ef keep eakand a ieneral aa
vortnamt yrnpv.g, tea and- vUll paper
wonat boards, blank books, eta. ete., wh4 they will
caehthaPrOw clean linen and COMM' Mg.,
printers' and Book Publishers can bezr i lled With
ever/ description of printing piper as sh ce, and
at redneettorices. - THOMPtiON ANNA,
dpcil EDMUND 8. - LIONP.
f Ptineibul
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A.7 le eatb Ab a te usormant of. QMLonstpeCoo rs
Tools; Wade by istylb HUBER a LbilFbIAN
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
There were no arrivals or departures of steam
boats from below yesterday.
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7 24
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7 23
TV
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7 10
TICE Itwest.—There ware 20 Inches in the
ehantel, by meal mark, last evening la dusk and
nearly et a stand.
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EBELIABSI BONN.
J. G, & G. W. CARR,
WHALEBONE CUTTERS., AND MANUFACTU
RERS OF UMBRELLA. PARASOL, CANE.
WHIP, BONNET AND DRESS BONE.
Vl/4TE respectfully call the attention of Merchants and
Dealen to the lamest and best sanely of the
above entitles in this city, at the lowest prices.
No. OS N. Third above Race street, adjoining the
Eagle Hotel, PEELADELPHIA. jyl7,codtm
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WROLESALB CLOTHIAG WAREHOUSE
LEWIS & HASPOI2D,
Nos_ 24, 254, 20 and 253 PIAIIL Sneer, (between
Fulton ac and Burling Blip,) NEW YORK,
Have on hand tha largest assortment of
CLOTHING
IN THE UNITED STATES,
ADATTID TO ALL NAZISM.
In we article of IMILIITS and DRAWERS, we
keep an endless variety.
Also the most extensive manufacturers o(
011 Clothing and Covered Data
fa the world.
PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Or all kinds
Catalogues of mock sent by mall. Orden prompt])
fitLEWIS & HANFORD,
gal Nos. 22 254,255 , and 253 Pearl et. N. Y.
, • „.,„, o r DR. ,D. RUNT,
Dentist-Corner ofFortztli
and Decatur, between
ldarket and Ferry meets.
PORT WINES—OWIIey, Webber Forrester, 1834,•
Pure rich and dry.. - Gould, Campbell & Co.' old
dry lEflel. Ontwurn's Pure led& Pure Juice par
ticular Port, H attie Sons. Pure Juice, threble, dou
bles and tingle Grapes. These wines are all celebra
ted for their medical prppertiea, and can be had whole
sale or retail at the Wine Store of
IY2 JACOB WEit VER, Jr.
JOHN AL TOWNSEND, Druggist sad Apothecary
No. 45 Market .t, three doors above Third
burgh, will have constantly on hand a well selected
sortment of the best and freshest hledmines, which he
will sdll on the most reasonable terms, Physician.
sendingorders, will be promptly attended to, and nip,
plied with articles they may rely upon sa genuine.
I Physicians Prescripoons will be accurately and
neitly prepared from the best materials, at any hoer of
he day or night.
Also for sale, a lama stock of (rah and good Perfu
mery int 3
noollagrOalvaalsed Tom Plates.
HE subscnbers beg to call the attention of Builders,
Architects and owners of Buildings, to the many
advantages which these plates possess over ..11 other
metallic substances hitherto owl for roofing, do as
they proses. at once the lightness of iron, without ,
Its
liability to rust, having now been tested for several
years in this particular, both hi this country and in Eu
rope. They are less liable to expansion and enotrac
tion from sodden ammo of the atmosphere, than com
mon tin plates, iron, unc, or any other metal now used
for roofing, and consequently form a much better and
tighter roof; requiring far less frequent repairs, whilst
the first cost is bat a trite more.
A 41assuldra
sad for tel from 111 to 30 W. 0., eon-
OM B. MONNWOOD A. CO.,
14 and 16 Beaver street, New Vert.
The patent right for thin article having been secured
for the United States, all panics infringing thereon,
either by importation or otherwise, will be prosecu
ted. •M•dAwlyT
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Memoirs of the Rev. Thomas Halyburton, with as
appendix, embracing an account of dm Church of Scot
land during his times
The Life of Dr. S. Johnson, by the Rev.! F Russell;
English edition. ,
Revival. in Stotland daring the 18th century, sill
three Sermon., by Rev. George Whitfield: by D. Mac
farland, D. D.
Manuel of Presbytery, by S. Miller, D. D, with an
appendix, by the 800. I. G. Larimer.
A Doctrinal. Experimental and Practical Treatise
on Effectual Calking, by J. Foote, A. M.
roe!. by Amelia. On hand and for tabs by
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Chlorie Ether, on hand and for sale by
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D.ED APPI I , 4—MS) bush rn racks, for sale by
iris hPGILLS t ROE
DOTABH-10 casks good Potuh. to store.
so M'OLLLS a ROE
PWO LINEN—A few frees country T., Linen, in
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pike. iY6
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rebels. Rye Whiskeys, earner First and Market sta.
jY 2
U - EIDSEICK CHAMPAGNE WINE-13 baskets
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by M. A. Dwight, with senteen illmatrauons to out
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as fine an mimic as can be had in the Western coun
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011,-10 bbl. Linseed Oil, for male b
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1 El CANFIELD,
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IS
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11201.1131 PO TEX PTTTSZTAGIII DAILY 0,621TTX
am—Mr. John Hetherington Drumm appeared
before Alderman Paimehart, yesterday, and lodged
an information against Mr. Leckey Harper, editor
of the Pittsburgh Post, and Mr. L A. Clark, local
editor of that paper, for a libel contained in the
Poet of Tuesday. Warrants were limed for the
arrest of the defendants, but Mr. Harper had left
town in the morning, for one of the watering
places. Mr. Clark wes arrested, and held to bail
io the sum of two hundred dollars, to appear at
the neat Court of Quarter Sessions.
ASSAULT AND Barriar.—Bernd Connor and
Robert and George Moon, were yesterday brought
before the Mayor, on charges of assault. and bat
tery committed in the Eighth Ward. They were
all bound over to keep the pence.
PAY us Sriscrz.—We understand that tie pro
prietors of the Hope Cotton Factory have been, for
some time past, accustomed to pay their hands in
specie, when the amount is under five dollars, and
in par funds when over that amount.
Emus Mterraszuk—This band of minstrels per.
form again this evening: The length of time they
have remained In Pittsburgh, is the best eVirtence
of - their merit hod success.
Caouota.-10, Morgan had no cases of cholera
to report to dap
Incruannuli —At about three o'clock, on Wed
nesday morning, a bright light was suddenly seen
to shoot forth below the city, and on examination
it was found to be caused by the burning of a viler
boat, which had been grounded on the bar. On
Tuesday night, it had been moored at the wharf,
■ short distort.= above Wood street, sad must
have been cut loose, and taken down during the
night. The boat was found in such a position as
to preclude the possibility of its having floated
there, and in addition to this, it was ascertained
that the doors bad been broken open and several
trunks which bad been in the cabin taken away.
Though the boat (a very good wharf boat), was
den/rayed, still the loss is not great, and but few
trunks were on board at the time.
We were rejoiced to see the promptitude with
which the Allegheny engines turned out on this
occasion, though they were stopped at the bridge
by several of the night police, who explained the
position in which the boat lay, and the uselessness
of going over. They were well manned bye large
number of energetic firemen, and would doubtless
have done good service had there heart any fire
requiring their exertions.
Auxotrionr Flax ENGININL—An alarm of fire
was reined in Allegheny on Tuesday, and the en
gines (with the exception of the William Penn,
which is getting repaired) Immediately turned out.
The new companies are a fine, stalwart, hardy
looking set of men, and will soon be equal m any
fire men in the United Stases. The alarm was
occasioned by the burning of a chimney.
Courrriti.—A men named Taylor, who was
arrested some time no, was finally committed to
ail yesterday, charged with a larceny of the goods
of Mr. Johnson.
0/7101, illegherly, July 25.—Four
persons were brought before the Mayor this morn.
ing, charged with do:antennas, Three were sent
to tail for twenty four hours each and one for
twenty days.
AsIAUULT YID HAMM= .---J11•1•1 Lim Crattred •
complaint yesterday moming,beGore the Mayor of
Allegheny, against Edward Wilth, whom he az
cased of couun'tting an assault upon Mm. They
had been engaged in a common bar room quarrel,
end, by the advice of his honor, it was amicably
settled.
. _
thloanoux Hovez.—hunes Motlutd mu ar
rested and takes before the Mayor, charged with
keeping ■ disorderly house in the atzth Ward.—
He gave bail for his appearance et the next term
of the criminal court.
MATO3IOII OPTIC; July 25.--Nlne
persons were brought before the Mayor this morn
ing, all licensed of drunkenness. Three of them,
we were glad to nee, had been brought from the
the eau& bridge, where a gang of mffmns nightly
assemble, insulting all persona who pm by.
Tha ringleader was committed to mil for five
days. He wetted his innocence very moo-nom
ly, and declared that he had come to the LINA.
lance Mute watchman, wed they bad, very un
gratefully "nabbed" him. Seven other perwma
were committed Mr twenty bar hours each, and
the remaining customer paid his fine.
Bananng Casa.—An old lady named Billingsley
appeared befine the Mayor yesterday, and enter
ed a complaint against her own son, a young lad
of about fifteen years of age, whom she accosed of
beating ber several times in an outrageous man
ner. The heartless wretch, it seem., is in the
habit of gettlng drunk, but abuses his mother
whether he is drunk or sober. The Mayor com
mitted him to prison kir thirty days, at the same
time promising that his punishment would be
mare severe on a repetition ofthe offence.
Duotuzzar Gormuct.—A whole family, consul
ung of fattier, mother, daughter and a girl who
worked for them, were brought before his honor,
the Mayor,yesterday, charged with riotous coo-
dtct In their house, near the point. They gave
ul for their good behavior in future.
Ruauuouen.—We observe that workmen are
very busy cleaning out the rubbish from some of
the cellars of the bosses destroyed In the lute de.
structive conflagrebon in Allegheny city, prior to
commencing to re-build.
ECE=I
Finn Wean File Commas, —en adjourned meet
ing was held at the Public School Henze, on Tuesday
evening, the 24th man The premeedings of the last
meeting were read.
The Chief Engineer reported the Firm Wend Engine
undergoing repairs, and will be ready for duty in •
day or two.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the Company go into an electron or
officer. for the present temporary organisation.
whereupon the following named persons were de
clared duly elected, and desired to act without further
notice, vial
Enomnixim—James Caldwell, 2d; Alex. Richardson,
3d; Wm. L. P. Karns, James W. Oilmen, Samuel dry
.,
Bon Dcturrom—John Rodgers, Joseph Patierscm,
A. Glenn, A. Woodhouse, D. W. Boss.
Ass-stag—Wm. Teets, David Down, Samuel Ridge.
Wsmirio—Henry Beers, David Smith, Jame.
Wilson. Thomas Smith, IL. C. Loomis, J. F Jennings,
tiagh Morrison, Henry Pratt
The following additional names were handed In:—
Wm. Teets, Henry Pratt, John Matthews, and James
Quarts; after which the meeting adjourned to convene
at the call of the President, by handbills, and order.
tug the proceedings to be published.
A. I..A.MONT,
We.. A. lame, Secretary.
=IZW=
A Strums anamous Cosrinrears--Lsoms or
Formic—ln the courgof exchequer, a caserNot
udge vs. Ripley,* let to some curious disclosures.
It mu en action to recover damages for the incar
ceration of the plaudit; a lady, In the lunatic asy
lum, under the pretence that she was of unsound
mind at the time when she was perfectly sane. It
appeared that three sisters of the plaintiff had been
married (all on one day) to a Mr. Prince, and Mr.
Cobs, all of whom were formerly clergymen of the
Church of England. These parties held peculiar
notions as regarded religious duties and otnervan
ces, and, with others, formed themselves into a
community at Charlidge, near Spaxstense. They
called their residence "Agapemone," or the "Abode
of Love." At the top of the building was a lion
and • lamb, with the Inscription, "Oh hail, holy
Love' The community, which was presided
over by Mr Prince, (formerly a curate in the church)
contained about tiny members. The Mouse at
Charildge was considered as that of • "private faro.
ily," not an association. The money required to
establish the /1011110010.1 got by the respective marria
ges with the three Misses Nottidge. They had hor
ses and carriages and lived In style. Mr Priece,who
was called as e witness, said, "We abjure prayer
altogether, and we never pray as a'religicuo ' but
we pray by following a life of goodness to God
and by outward manifestations, teach as singing,
and by healthy exercises, and "hockey" is one of
them. (Loud laughter.) I consider that all we
do Is to the °glory of God." That is the com
mandment of God. I consider that we are glo
rifying God when we eat and drink. Every one
does as he pleases on Sunday. We make no
difference between that day and any other. All
of us play et "hockey," females as well as males,
when they like. Each of the Misses Nottidge
had £6OOO. I had no money, nor had the others
any, until we married the Misses Nottidge
My curacy was in Wales; tt was worth £7O a
year."
Mr. Prince uses the name of "Amen," and fre
quently pots it to the end of a letter, and no other
siguature, but I don't mean that he puts it there as
a signature. The plaintiff has been at the "Agape
mond ever since her return from the Asylum.
When she came hack she made over all her peo
party to Mr. Prince, to protect it from any other
permits, and from the defendants. We have all
our separate properties. The etpeuses are paid
by the managers, Mr. Cobb some times, and several
others. Whoever wants money can have it. Sir
F. Tbesiger—Dear me, what • pleasant establish
ment! Is there any vacancy? (Laughter) The
plainil IT pays the expenses of this action. Her
mane t•is in the hank, the name of Mr. P ri nce,
(loud I aughter,)and.she can have any thing." Mrs.
Julia 1 'dace, the wife of Mr. Prince, when called,
said, ", We abjure all prayer. We consider the day
of gnu* is passed, and the day of judgment come.
That is all our belief."
LOCAL MATTERS.
An independent gentleman,• surgeon, and Mat
engrueer, residing in the Agapemone, were called,
and also aubstribed to this strange doctrine. It
appeared that the plaintiff was a sympathiser in
the same belief, and had left home and taken
lodgings In a cottage near to the community,m the
time the was forced off by bee friends (at her
mother's request) to Dr. Stillwell's lunatic asylum,
near London. The Lord Chief Baron expressed
.trong indignation that the plaintiff should have
been shut op In no asylum without any communion
of inquiry, simply because ahe might be toad or
deluded on religions aobjects. The Jury, after de
liberating, found a verdict for the plaintiff of £5O.
—Landon paper.
Oa Friday last there were five executions by
hanging: Charleston, three negroes were hung
for • ■ disturbance in the city workhouse. In
Baltimore, Conrad Vender was hung for the mur
der of bare. Cooper, and in N. Y., Matthew Wood
was bung for the murder of his wife.
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Mart= laaratmcg—They also torte Vessel, Car
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ALL them differ from ordinary Ink, art they are all
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Light I Light II Light II!
TllEjsztly celebraied banung dntd can now be bad
vMa Eamern Lamp Store, N. Thad street.
between Wood and Market.
For a portable bans. light it ha. the pmferuce in all
of the eastern cities, being perfectly safe end cheap
void of smoke, grease or coy of the disagreeable at
tendants to lights now in common 0/0; also, a beam,
fel assortment of lamps sif the latest patterns (or burn
imthe .113:111 nrasbelmo V. 1. DAVID.
SUIDMOAL s SURGICAL OrITIOSX.
No. 66. DIAMOND ALLEY,
NS few doors below Wood street, to
market.
,• DR. DELOWNs having bus
. regularly educated to the medica
protesaion, and been for some time
• • in general practice, now centimes
his attenuon to the treatment of
those private and delicate coal
: plaints for which lus opportunities
'; •• . ... and experience peenliarly quires
• • him. II years essidatmsly devoted
to stn • y treatment of those complaints,(danng which
time he has had more practice and has eared more pay
tient than un ever fall to the lot of any private prim.
titioner) amply qualms him to oder sinneraners of
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory care to all afflicted
with &lieats disoases, and all diseases arising there
from.
It,. Brown would inform those afflicted wub prrmul
disease, which have become chronic by time or at
yawned by the use of nay of the common nostrum, of
the day, that their complaints can be conically and thor
oughly cured; he hewn& peen Ws carom; athntion
the tree ......t of such caws, wad succeeded in hocuirew
of Instances to thring penes of inflammation of the
coot of the blether. awl kindred diseases which otter
result hone those eases where when have consumed
them to hopeless despror. He particularly meths such
ea have been long and unsocces•fully greeted by other,
to consult him, when every swisfartha will be given
them, and their eases mewed in • earefichtharongh nod
intelligent manner, Nulled out by • long emergence
g o d theewigthon, which it if impossible for rhos
or e rega c iejli: ( Lnezi pr•euce of medgmbe to me en
M - Hernia or Ropture.—Dr. Win Invites peel
was afflicted with HOT., eail, ag he ban paid pante
War attention to the disease.
CANCERS also Co md.
Skut diseases. alsort' ~ ete speedily eared
Merges very low.
N. B.—Panents of oath sex benne at . durum., by
stating their disease In venting, giving all the eympi
toms, eon obiltun 1110 die me. with iiirrelloll. for use, by
addreaning T. BROWN, bi. U, post patd, and enclow
ing lec.
(Mee No. GS, Diamond alk7, oppowta Na arerly
House.
. • .
ammoAvomm.—Dr. Brown's nearly discovered reme
dy for Recommit.= epeedy nod certain remedy to
That painful trouble. It never falls
Office and Private Gansulung Rooms No. GS Dia
mond alley, Paialiurgb, Pa. The Doctor always
home.
My-No earn no Dal
ATHENEUM SALOON,
AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
TMcFALL, beg. t. inform the inhabitants of Pats.
s burgh and vieintty, that he has opened the
above esiabliahrnent, where every attenuate wall be
paid to the comfort of those who [nay fn. or hot with
a oak Liberty street, between *yenta and Wood.
lee Creases and all ether delicacies of the season.
jult.aly
DISSOLUTION
THE partnership heretofore existing between Sam
uel H. Muddleld and Wtlllam H. Hays, trading
tmder the firm SUSHFIELD & HAYS, has this day
Le n dissolved by William B. Hays selling hts entire
Interest to the firm to S. H. ltushfield All accounts
due the firm will oe collected by S Bushfirld, and
all debts due by the late Been to be peld by the same.
S. H. HUSHFIELD,
Pittsburgh, Jane 21,1819. W. D. HAYS.
CO-PARTNERSIIP.—S. 13. nceurrian having rile
da71t:d7.7,1": ! d ".2
Poriboratt, wnl routinue the burin. under the firm
of BUSAFIELD h I.EO.DER, .3 the old stand. No, triU
R. B. RUEHFIELA
N. LEADER.
Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, June 04, le4h.
Having retired from the former butanes', I take
pleuare in recoointenthng my miceeesore to the pa
tronage of my cuMomere and the public generally.
077 W. A. lIAII3.
FISH-70bbls large No 3 Mackerel, hl..rohusetts
inspection, receiving fromeasel and for sale by
OM; J A HUTCHISON & CO
WATCH REPAIRING—In all Its branches, car
tied on with epee al care and attention. Hav
ing the most skilful and experienced workmen in my
employ, and giving a mamma personal •1426(100
thin branch, I eau promise the beet eansfection to all
who may favor me with their work.
W W WILSON, Watch Maker,
37 Market st
BO ort
ITLE CORKS—C bales per, long and anon,
just received and for role by
Jyti K E SELLERS, $7 Wood at
A MERICAN VERMILLION—I ease jut reed and
A
(or sale by /7 11 RE SELLERS
SPS. TURPENTINE AND TANNERS' OIL-5 bbl.
cub, Jut received and for sale by
/YU R E SELLERS
The above stock will, on examination, be fond not
only attractive. extmutve and fuel, hot Cheep.
Our long experience In the business and Knowledge
of manufacturing. with the facilities of porehmemt, are
tuck that we ore confident we eon Mier indlienneole
that cannot be surpassed by any Doom in the city.
Particular attention paid to orders and Ike packing
of goods. idERRICK & SCUDDER,
U 5 William at, opposite Platt, New York.
teleTt. W. ammeri •
"°'''LF:eS a l grass le m n
C b Cl:re 6 t r llottles, for sale by "
OVAL PILL BOXES—n est s just reed end for sale
by /ill R E SELLERS
eIOOPFR'S ISINGLASS-7 big rust reed end for
‘. / sale by /YII R E SELLERS
- IW,C , lffllt/AitS-- Per sate erbotesate std
retail, all grades, by
.. .
JACOB WEAVF.
WATCHEB--lust reeetved from Liverpool, direct
a very One lot of Gold and VII ver Patent Lever
Watches, made expressly to or der. by one of the best
manufacturing establishment. in Lfogiand.
Also, a complete ataortment of Gene on and FAglish
Gold and Silver Watehea, from SIO to 8 tOO.
Gold Chains, Key., Scala he.
%V W WILBON, Watch Maker,
018 corner Fourth into Market .to.
NIM LIGHT—We have recelved a lot of Lamps
of various sizes and kiads,ofa new construction,
that Is quite simple and complete--some ornamental.
Also, the article in burn lu there called "Horning
Plaid, or Memel Oil" It has rare qualities which
recommend it to the attention agleam boat nice, hotel
}capers, and bowie keepers. for cleanliness, economy,
and brilliancy. surpasses suy thing portable now in
ate. Persons who please to call on us will be shown
the PeCtliillMe• anus new compound.
A C 0111.341 supply of the Fluid and Lamp. kept by
CCAIFI:A ATKINSON, First Fa,
1021 between Wood sod Market
- - •
rpm.: Ato - stRtMARKABLE WORK or THE
ACL—LAY•6olNinvau.—Mlneveh and its Re.
mains; with an account of a visit to the Chaldean
Chris.lans of Kurdistan, and Yemdis, or Devil Wor.
shippers; end un Inquiry into the manners andarts of
the soctent Anyone,; by Austen Henry Loy gird, Esq.
D. C. in two volumes, with numerous illustration,
“There is • remarkable and delightful combination
to the work before us, of valuable d novery and in
teresting personal narrotion, snob no we remember in
no similar work of newel or dtscovery. • • Mr. Lay
ard is not surpassed by tite old travelers. In the woo
den of the story he ha to tell, he very much surpass
es them all.
"We repeat that there has been no such picture In
any modern book or travels, Park Is not braver or
mare adventurous, Burkhardt or not more ukithAll.
Fallen not more gay or picturesque than the hero of
the book before us "—tginuott Elemincr.
•Ore of .he most remarkable work, of the age."—
London Toner. Just received end for sale by
/1 11 JAMEY D LOCKWOOD, ttl Wood at
11:1RE CIDER VINEGAR-90 bbl. received end I I
U :or tale by jy3 ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
Cl. UNORIt..—I7 casco Open, Anchovy', Olive.
0 and Bordineug Y 9 buketv fresh &awl Oil, I des.
each, for We low by )110 JACOB WEAVER, Jr
PRIED APPLES AND PEACHES-10 We dried
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rrj- AGE J ORSON. JOHN D. hIORGAN, Pittsburgh: D CURRY, Allegheny City,
M ISCELLANEOUS
mnLiAcTkc
MOFITSBURGH FRENCH BURR MILL STONE
L and MILL FURNISHING LSTABLISHMENT,
Nos 214 and 248 Liberty street, near the Canal.
French Burr 51 111 Stones, or my own mumfacmre,
mode of a new and superior quality of Blocks; partic
ular care is taken to have the joint, made close, and
all the blocks In each stone of a uniform quality. They
are warranted LO be equal to any in the country, and
supenor to the great mass of Burrs, whether of foreign
or domestic manufacune. and sold at the lowest pri
ces. Mill Stones, manufactured In Prance—a gene
ral assortment, at reduced prices, always on hand.
Laurel Hill Mill Stones, all sizes.
Bolting Cloths, Anchor Stamp, warranted best qual
ity, and at greatly reduced prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons, Screws and Picks, Plat
form Scales. Corn and Cob Grindeis; Grist and Saw
Mill Castings of all kinds, and Mill Furnishing in gen
eral.
All orders promptly attended to at 414 and 248liD
eny street, near the Canal, Pittsburgh.
my3CtdBm W. W WALLACE.
Pittsburgh ateam Marble Works.
0.944 LIbERTy, opposite Smithfield street
N
Marble Mantles, Monuments, Tortibs,Tab le Tops,
&c., a large variety of the most beautiful kind, made
of the fume quality et' foreign and domestic marble,
always on hand or made to order, by the mid of ma
chinery, on the shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
N. U.—The Country Trade furnished with all kinds
of Marble at the lowest rates. All onion promptly at
tended to at 244 Liberty, opposite Smithfield st
mydindilm W W WALLACE
LLLI'Ut!UIt
T ULL'S Patent Stone or French Burr SMUT MA
L
CUlNE—the best article of the kind in u.; they
run lighqclean fast, do the work well, and will tut a
lile ume. About dill of them are in use, in the best
mills in the country, and we nave the strongest testi..
loony of competentpersons their superiority over
all other Sono Marlene-a. For further particulars, ad
dress the sobscnber at 044 Liberty at. Pittsburgh.
myilthdeen W W WALLACE
TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS—For grit, saw
0 and other mills, always on hand, or made to order
on
very short notice, mid at the lowest prices. All or
ders promptly attended to al 244 Liberty street, %mar
the C.C. tuyao W W WALLACE
PLASTER PARIS—For land, and other parposos,
alwayr on hand at 244 Libeny
nay 3 2 W W WALLACE
TIN DEA ULIC CEMUFF—AImays on hood, at 214
AILI Liberty rt. my 30 W W WALLACE
RINDSTONES—AII mos and grits, moray, on
.J hand at 214 Libeny mein.
niy3o W W WALLACE
I=1:E=BB
IT is with pleasure that the subsenbers
inform the nine. of Pittsburgh and
e m iry that they have complat-W
la wi th e l p . Me ssrs.
ot J. C. Jenkins Co.,
of IT i
Philadelphia, RCM., their supenor
PACKED TEAS,
•i And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and securely pot
M up in metallic pacts of j, j and I lb. each,
with their pruned oar' —shoanne the kind
of Tea, price, mane of the concern and
depot to biladelphis, with an 1611111 JOLI to return the
Tea, if not liked.
eT•It.
ei {Gunpowder lOst 55 1,00 1...% 140
Eo
Imperial 50 73 1,00 1.23 1,50
11} sot:, So m{ 75 1,00 I,=
Y. ((peon 50 WS 75 1,
20 al 1,23 1,50
Sleet •• • • , • ....... 371 Su
c."' Flue end elm& Fine. .70 4,1.0 145 1,50
We will warrant ell the TEAS we sell to be equal
to, if mu arcane to any sold 111 this coy, and should
they vat prove acceptable to the taste, they eon he re
turned, and the money will be refunded, as it a only
molt that undereanding we sell.
We ask a fair trial, that the pabhe may be able to
edge between our Teas and those heretofore sold by
other eampames thts att7•
All lovers of net. deltetons and good flavored TEAS,
should give n. a call.
For sale by 40S. S M. YOUNG A. GO.
N W corner 4d end Ferry street. and
K YOUNG &E,0.,
tt• W comer ad sod Rote %tree.
731441fp_ar ELD H. DA/3X,
DENTIST,
ss. ne , (Late of Near Y orkd
• - • •
MBE=
Orr - ma—Southfield Street, between Seventh and
Strawberry alley.
N. II —Dwecowil elate mouth, gums and teeth treated
liorocropattueally. stDarart
CON'TINCATION OF THE GREAT SALE AT
A. A. MASON & CO•S
ONE PRICE STORE,
Al 0.11 greater Rxiereed Prices.
A • A M. & CO, derma. of 'mincing and closing
out their Stock preparatory to receiving their
Neer Fall Goods, will oder greater inducements thou
ever Their recent large purchases •1 the New York
Sales, made at such immense sacrificer from cost,wdt
all be closed out the same Ila[lol/4 rates. Amongst
the articles recently opened, they mention,
6 cues fast colored Lawns, at 7 Cla
" and hluslins, fl and he
A large stock Silk., Shawl• and Vtanta, very low.
25 et 51 de Lames, 121 e
lot Hereges at one half price
et fitngliains u In&
" Embroidenes, very cheap
Bonnets, half pnce
llosiety, Glove., Laces, Truninings, At
7 cases Mernmack Calicoes, at Sc
5 124 et Cancun. at 64n
20 " and bales brown and blenched Murata, cheap.
Irmh Linens at 16c; Linen Ginghams 121 c
Bonnet Ribbon Id and Me; Gloves •I Sc
Wtth an immense variety of other Goods, all of
winch will prove a saving to purchasers of from as 10
50 per mink Tes store will be closed ono day for
marking down and preparing the stork for the sale
/Y 6 A A MASON fr. CO
PICKLES, PIIESEELVES, .S.c.
WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST
917 Front street, New York,
M A l l:i m U j F e A rs, (7l.7 j ß , t i l i llt; .„ of
o eel can . ; e j i n y
s o o f u,,, PizklAk !
tops, Vomiters:Mustard, Spices, Exracts.
PATENT PRFSRRVED PROVISIONS, sorb as
Oysters, Lobsiers, Salmon, Mackerel, Shed, Meats,
Vegetables, ke.
-
Importers of Olives, Capers, Salad 01Is, Sardine.,
Best and West India Liondunenta, etc.
Their stock to more extensive, comprises a greater
variety, and is put up in better style than that of any
other I Loose to their business in the United States
Their goods are packed in all the cottons packages,
and in so see a manner as to boar transportation to
any part of the country.
N. B. Catalogue. mny he seen at the office of Bus
P Tg r einui to Boston: Silas Peirce & Co. hulndelphia:
Jos. B. Bossier Balumorei A Ilan & Son. St. Louis:
Geo. Ilacbastan & Co. Louisville: John Fonda A. Co.
Cincinnati: Henry Brachruan. ju3Oid2srt
Gentlemen's Furnishing Warehouse
HERRICK & SCUDDER,
9ii William areal, New York,
i r ANUFACTURERS, Importers, sad Dealers in
In SHIRTS. DRESSING ROBES, LINEN COL.
LABS STOCKS. SHOULDER BRACES. CRAVATS,
uPERA TIES, SCARES, MONEY BELTS, UNDER
6 A KAI ENTS, GLOVES, SATINS, LINEN BOSOMS,
HANDKERCHIEFS., HOSIERY, BUCKLE'S SUS
PENDERS, BOMBAZINE..., &e. &a. !,
SHACKLETT &
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
n WOOD STREET,
A no innreceiv a very large stock of fresh
i/oods, nf recentprches/a and imponanon,which
they irlit sell to the trade at such prices as cannot fall
to give enure satisfacnon.
City and Gauntry Merchants are invited to call and
e 2.161111 e our evict before purchasing elsewhere.
DUFF'S BUDE-KEEPING--Blaoks for teaching
WI. work, with the author's directions to teach.
ers printed on the coven. A. mew supply Jost recei
ved from New York. and for sale by
JOHN II hi F.1.1,0R. PI Wood vt
it. N. P 'TOWNSEND'S SA RtiAt'a ROA...l—cm
j_J doten of Dr. Townsentt's Genuine Srtrsapenlla,
Just reed and (or sale by It t' rtEl.l.Eltet.
57 Wood sh only Agent for Pittsburgh.
jug By D NI CURRY, Agent for Alieeheny env
DEAL/Tin:l, ORNAMENTS FOR PARLORS.
1.3 /AIMS D. Lostwoue, al Wood greet., has lust
received some beautifully ornamonmd GRATE
APRONS, of a variety of patterns and color.; also,
cut Tissue Paper for ornatueuttng looking glasses,
picture frames, or lamp.. jut!
MORGAN'S - WORM KILLER.
Forsacmu, June It I-47.
Mr. John D. Morgan—Dear Sir I gave one teaspoon
full of your Worm Killer to one of my children, and to
the shoo time alone half boar it passed twenty large
worms I feel safe to recommending your 'Jemmies.
a. Me best medtone that can be used for expelimg
.113M111101104114 neat Noblesse..
Prepared and sold by the propnetor, JOHN D MOR
GAN, Druggist, one door below Diamond alter, Wood
Mmes. jots
' - '
DRY GOODS AT WHOLIZsALE
-w n.. MURPHY invites the attention of mer
chants to the More supply of new Hoods just
opened in his wholesale Room.. on Yd story, northeast
corner 4th and learket street; noshurgh•
This being his second supply for that spring, he hut
many kinds of goods at reduced prices, and soma
not to no found mmtdaarT
ye f r/Lf c atrusaed
119 SELLERS & NIJOLS
/IRON/lA*l'E, COCOA ANb — BßOMA—llairWa
V Brow& No 1 Cbocohno and Cocoa; alw, Bchmila
marvel coked Chocolaterjual rae'd and for rats at the
Pekin Tea Blom, It Fourth n. - MreJ
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TRANSPORTATION &o.
EXPRESS PACKET LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND DALTLIIORE,
Exclusively for Passangcra
attaM—The Boom of this Line will leave
a• follows, at 9 &clock at night
Kentneky—Cam H Pinny, Monday, 'July 10.
Louisiana—J P Thompson, Tuesday, July 17. -
Indiana—P Bunny, Wednesday, Hi.
Ohio—A Craig Thursday, 18.
Keinualry—H Troby, Friday, 22.
Lonotrana—J P Thompson, Saturday, M.
Indiana—P Harkey Sunday, 22.
Ohio—Capt. A Crai g, Monday, 21
Kennicky—H Truby, Tuuday, 24.
Louisiana-1 P Thompson, Wednesday, M.
Indians—P Blistery, Thursday,
E.
Oklo—A Craig, Friday, 27.
Kentucky—Cap* H Truby, Saturday , 7oly 28.
Louisiana-1 P Thompson, Sunday, E.
Indiana—P Harkey, Monday, 30.
Ohio—A Craig, Tuesday, 31.
For passage apply to W HUTCH,
Monongahela Howe,
iYI O or D LEECH & Co. Canal Basin
ilaafM 1849 .
B ...a Uri* Itaprou Padua 1.1116
R. G. PARKS, Beaver, Proprietor.
THE new and elegant Pusenger Packers,
NIAGARA, Cant H H Jeffries.
PENNSYLVANIA, "J H Hoffautri;
LAKE ERIE," Al Truby,
QUEEN CI T Y , " I Medially;
Porming a daily Lim between Beaver and Erie, have
commenced =ming, and will continue dating the sea
son to make their regular trips, leaving Beaver epez
the arrival of the morning boat from Pittsburgh, (10"
clock, r. r I end arrive at Erie in than for passenger@
to take the morning boats to Buffalo or up the Lake.
Tickets through to Erie nod all Lake ports, eon be
had by application to JOHN A CAUGHEY, Agt,
corner of Water sad Smithfield
or GEORGE KECK,
unpin under the St Charles Hata
RIDDLE, Doustlistve
REMOVED to a new three utory brick
414 on Smithfield stree
Teetht, one door bsiow
Sixth street. lnserted fratortine
to an entire set, on the faction principle, with a bean
tifpe rresentausat of the natural go.us‘.reMorusg the
o shape of the face.
. B—Teeth extracted with Rule or no pairs
Decayed Teeth permanentlysteed by plugglng y pre.
venung the tooth ache , which s muck better than ca
ring it, though it shock' I.
be done in five minutes, or
even instantly. anti:ly
teals TEA B.TOPILE
rpirg subscriber has just received at the Pekin"'ea
I Store, 70 Fourth Street, s very large and well sa
luted stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of which has been received in this
comnry sines dos first of February last, consisting of
all the different grades grown in the Celestial Broome.
Our stock being among the largest in the West, we are
prepared to wholesale, on better terms than any other
house in the city. We Invite retail grocers to call and
examine our suck and prices. They can have speck
ed io 1,1, and I th packages, 5 lb tin cannisten, or by
half chests, to snit their convetuente
Our retad prices vary for Oolong, Black Tess from
DI cm. to 51.30 per lb 4 Bing Young Soukup 30 ist.
Congo 30, and English Breakfast 50, Feting Hylton,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 33 cts. to fil,b3 per lb.
Families are requevted to sand and get samples of
of our Tess, and try them before purchasing.
mytOulauS A. JAY7I.OI. 70 Fourth street
throat hangnail. ILanseuty.
"DOR Coughs. Colds, Asthma and Consumption! Th.
1" GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for the mato( the
above diseues, is the lIUNGARLAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by the celebrated Dr. Bathe; of
London, Enghmd, and introduced into the Unite*Slams
under the immediate mperimendenee of Menne:nor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in IX
cure of Pulmonary diseases, %stemma the American
Agent to mhmung for treannenithe worm possible ea
ses that can be found in the comontnity—caacallutiseek
relief in vain from may of the common remedies of the
day, and hove been given up by the most dig=
physicians as confirmed an d curable. The
an Balsam b.c cored, md wilt MUG, the most de rats
of cloaca. It is no quack nouram, hut a standout Beak
bah medicine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be-supplied
with Buchan'. Ilangarian Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive tendencies of the atomic,
but to be used nos preventive medicine its nil ELMS of
colds, coughs, opining of blood, pain to the side and
chest, trrnanon and soreness of the Mop, boo-chits,
difficulty of Greasing, hectic fever, mght manta coati
ation and general debility, oullonn, infhtenze.,whooplai
cough tutor croup.
Sold in large bottles, at SI per bottle, with fall alive.
della for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, containing a mosso( English and Anted
can coruficates, and other evidence, showing the un
equalled merits of this great ntgLish Remedy, may ha
obtained oC the Agents, pertinently.
For coin by B A FAIINEWOCE d Co, comae of
at and Wood and Wood and Itch ats. itt9divaS
°ROUGE. ARMOR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 46 Market street,
U - AVING purchased an extensive and carefully 'e-
Vl leered stock of Spring and Sommer floods the
subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he a now preparing to receive and air..
cote their orderswith dispateh, and In the nem*
most substantial, nod fashionable manner. As he is
determiged to do business on the cash system, he flat.
MIT himself that he will be able to do work as cheap
as it can be dune at any establishment lit the country.
Ms stock is vaned, consisting of Itr tad
cloths, Vestings, tee., which his friends are respectful.
ly blotted to examlne for themselves.l
mribdif GEORGE ARlitOR
. .
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
N
O. IS Wood street, Pittsburgh.
HURRR AND LAUFM.A.N, importers and - dealcrs
in Forcigu end Dantean., HARDWARE, in
all as varieties, are now prepared to sell as low and
on as reasonable terms &scan be parchasedelsewitens.
We solicit our friends, and the public generally', to
call and examine oar stock, which connstssa pan of
and FORKS, POCKET and ?Ex KNlvra,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, Ileum
such as Looks, Latches, Hinges and Scroo l . 44P
with every article molly kept In Hardware Wren
We invite the attention of Carnters and bledianies
generally to our assortment of Tools, which limibeen
ulooted with great cans, and which we are determin
ed to sell so as to give satisfaction.
apinl/SerT
TOE undersigned have erected storks in the coy of
.1. New York, for the purpose of Galvanising all M
lot of Iron, which it is desirable** PROTECT FROM
RUST, such as Telegraph Wire, Holm, Spikes, Nails,
Wire for Fences, and any other article which may...be
required. For !loops for Casks, as a substitute for Sale
Rope; Mr Clothes Lnes, Lightning Rods, and a host of
other applications, I t will be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attention to the Galvani
zed Wire for fences; it
. requires no paint, and will.not
rut. Also to Spikes and Bolts, the preservation of
which Is of so mach importance, that it sent commend
Itself to the notice of all those interested.
14E0.1.1. MOREWOOD & CO., Patentees,
0e5304/eleleT 14 and 11111easet at. N. Ifmk.
Suats for the Public,
IC 111116tiall to that unrivalled family Salve,
DAIIIIT'A MAGICAL PAIN BITRACTOIL
rnesintorrit of a respectable Phyalelau.—Read
J. Mc folloaring, addreased to my Agent, Mr. F. Mar
rywenther, Cincinnati :
Crgemirtn, Ab.lll, 1134 g.
Sir A sense of duty compels me to give my tribute
to Dalleyl Pain Extractor. Fklog6 opposed to quack
ery and all nosuums having for Mau obieet let
inotives—but realising meek goad from the "Meg of
Psiti KOlers , —l am induced to tender yea lids certifi
cate. I have used it in my family is rojpraedee, end
won all the happy and wonder ful effects that could
possibly be imagined. J. Demote, 11. D.
- Dr. Brodie Is the senior p i artne i of & Levi,
Druggists.
inflarnmatery Wortroutrism.
The following testis:a:aid comes from a source fa
miliar to many of these traveling on our Western wa
ters. Mr. Olune, the moll end favorably knows pro.
primer of the Parkersburg Hotel, is busbandge the
lady whom letter 1 anneX . . .
Panginionfao, Va , April 13,1819.
To Henry Dailey, Chemist, ite.—Sir. Having for
merly been lonkatillnied with violent Inflammatory
Rheumatism, which appeared ao firmly twined as to
defy all ordinary appliances to allay the tavern pain
attending it, I was tndneed to try year &lyrical Pain
bWractor; and n having effected, almost so if by ma
gic, an immediate relief; and also, to all appearances
an entire and perfcerenra I am induced for the bene
fit of others who may bo afflicted snub pain, ceased by
any kind of Inflammation, to write to via, declaring
that in nay opinion, founded on actual experience,
your Magical Peru Ehttrentor is the mast valuable dia.
revery or the present ago tor the immediate extraction
a( bodily pant, It is an almost immediate dad per
fect cure toe It
and bealda, and all external In.
hununetton.
.....
Mem,. many asquainances formed by their Tililf
.1 my litl•lntiiir• howl In this place, have supposed
by your dictating them these few hues, It may poesibly
be of benefit bout to them and yourself.
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fl entertain the hope that Mrs. Olimo will pardon the
hublicity I five to bee letter, ns well an the mere at
umanity as of its being the surest diode of brin r sing it
to the notice of ter (Snide—lL Dau.m.l
Felon Cured.
Extract an letter, anted
lirmsowr, Hy. Nov, 49,1843
11. Caller "I have tried your Pain Extractor In
a este of felon, in my own family, which ti relieved
and cured In very short time." hute, year. re
spectfally, .iss. Si Ifocno.
Cr Burns and &aids, Pilot, Sore Nipples, Broken
Breast, Eruptions, Sores, Cuts, Wounds, and aB in-
Oa motion, yields readily to the wonderful propertlee
of this unrivalled family eel.. Bat, in the mutt pro
portion that you wall receive benefit from she situ:nue,
you will be injured by the deleterious effects of the
counterfeit salves.
. .
CALICION—Be sure and apply only to the inventor,
DA, 115 Broadway, Nw Yott, at to bra au
thorized agents. JOHNDBIOROAN.
General Depot,. Piztabutth.
Henry P. Schwartz, Allegberty, Aprenq J. Bakal,
Val James W Johnston, Mailizahia
P. Mezryorenteter, Cirreiroisti 3 O. > General Depot.
N. B —ln the severest Hann and,Bealda it aztnieti
the pain in a few zoioutes--tt =vet Ws' ', •
n e t a Lb " hind and hniVlant•iiicir
PATTERSON, ikrazingham.
ROUSES, LOTS, FARM, &o
Valuable Real Estate for
THE subscriber oars for ode her Noose and
Lot in Allegheny City, pleasantly situated on
Bank Lane, and fronting the Allegheny river,
nearly opposite the point of Pittsburgh. The Let is PO
feet wide, and extends from Bank Lane on the Ranh
to Rebecca stmt on the North, bounded also by Nel
son street on the West. It IS awe of the handsomest
and most desirable lots now offered (or sale al:lichen,
in the neighborhood of Allegheny City. It is lw•
enonghto he subdivided advantageously into IP betid
ing is the usual size. It is very mutable for a am•
it y reZnee—is stocked with a maristyof choke Frail
Tnees full tossing. The dwelling is contestant and
doat le, and 41 in good repair. A teammate
eed will be given, and possession at any tens to snit
the purchaser.
For terms, apply on the premises to
jYIMALm PHEW SAVORY.
lkA lune atop oa Parket at, between Wand lth
ll 6 t .h' l .ud = •
ut' op br
Tengge d N ME D °
OM,
°flee, 312 1, over Philo Hall—Mee hears from 9 to
12 • at. ,11111
VIM SALGia,
A VERY desirable residence in the boV
rough of Manchester, adjoining John Dow.
n o.. ielfi , =Th c l a tio! cor er one, one, fro= by
Brisk Home, twenty-ge feet front, with two p eep—with a too =a,ir
dining foam, and kitchen oo firstfloor. A catriarre
hams,s lehdu sod arePet7, end the lot. fall of choice
frith trees, all to good order. Enquire of the abseil
ber, Lumber Merchant, Allegheny city.
toliFAltmeT PA.TTERSON.
rroperty isa rallearimany Clay for lis le.
sehrenbera an for sale
Waa =abed of choice
eitears in the Second rea
teag dam
W.VELIO7I=4, Amy m i n.& , r 31(n1eronat
or of SAS ROBINSON. on !hal:mdse.
etytralkonri
VOR DALE,
A THREE storied Dwelling Honda, beteg the
wowed house from FOOII street, In Embrey
How, on Hay street- Immediate peeseedon will be
give= Elicitor. of DAVID.HITCI4IE, Attorney at
I r aw—reSee on Fourth street, between Cher . 7. Vey
VON. RENT
FOUR new two story /kick Dwelling Howes,
wall finiahed andla complete order, on Center
venue, lth Want Possession given July la.
Rant low. Enquire of JOHN WAIT
MO and Hand as
— TO WAXLMBILEI AND
TIME undersigned offers ferule in Wllean county,
Pa., 1800 acre. of well timbered LAND,with an
excellent Saw 111111 over) new; and two new Frame
Horses, one Cl feet fro y 47 back; the other 31 feet
front by 11 back. Also, nod new frame Ham. thirty
by forty feet. The . mill and lend are situated four
miles from the Allegheny river. &great dell of PINE
TIMBER ante her. quality, and also a vast quantity
of the very beat hemlock. Also, one nevem the bank
of the Allegheny, near a cove, most admirably adapt
ed for ra.lg, same lumber can be rafted on Die ice
In winter, and be perfectly safe from all fresheta.—
Price 10,;X03, or 1115 en acre. Terms easy . Will take
• well cleared small farm, with good house and or
chard upon it, as part payment, if louden is suitable,
and the balance m lamber, or as may be agreed or.
This is an excellent opportunity for lumbering; and
the probability is great that in two or three years this
property will doable its value, leconsequence of its
prommay to The New York and Erie Railroad.
ber sufficient to wear our several saw mills—and sev
eral MA sate. or the stream which Tone nearly thumb
the Ce.lllUO of the land. Abort fifleen acres in grass.
No bill to rise iu healing lumber from Ito nut.
Trout and game in abaance. For fit upardaa.
lays, adf=istepaid,) P. MVO& LON,
_revelGlatette ooice, imberalt
Tetra Lose foe Iglus..
rrIIIE subscribers will sell at pnvate ad; mese tare
valuable Lots aground, situated oh Tomato st. 4
I. t h e Third Ward of Allegheny City, earth ham, la
flo.t or 03 feet, running back len feet in depth to •SO
feevalley, upon which Is built a stone wen, 25 by WO
feet, which containk stone mmagli to build cellars for
two comfortable dwelling honest., and Lk (met them
am three shade trees, of Spears growl/Li and de side
walk Is paved with brick, all of which Will be sold at
Pittsbuygh and Allegheny, or County Sorlp,
will be taken in payment.
J & H PHILLIPS, No 6 Wood
or tone WNL BENSON, Immediately opposlte said /Ws.
rd
TO LET,
EaTELE Dwelling Rouse enThird street, above
Smith Held, occupied by the Reilly of the lite
Dr. A. N. APDovrelL Powesslon given on the
tat of July next.
Also, some large lots of ground in the Ninth Ward,
between the Filth Ward and Croghantville, suitable
for lumber yards. WE. It DARLINGTON,
inrAhdif At IL Darllegtents. Fourth w
itIOR SALE—Ilve lots " ly sip:MINI to the Moor
tshing 'owned' The tote are slot.
on Denman street, aim in F Bansmanle p_tan
75, 79, 8q Ell , and 13S-llm 075 Routing 55 futon ida-'
ry Aso meet, 70 feet deepi.theatlim foot 50 tem front
each, by A) feetdeep. -
Terms—Greater part of parehase mousy may re;
main for six years, seemed by mortgages, Poi
. arde
alms, mutant of
'
reyta ILO seent - 2 at
- -
VaastabLe Cowl Ladd goo lallis
s BOUT four miles above Leek NA; wt the month
of Pine Elms,Attintmaidiela Rivet. rThe Coal la
of the vety beat quality, and ally 0=1. 4 , Any
number or &eras, from twenty -sre to Lb inired,mlght
be obtained. Persons &sham of p MIA
3
call on WALE MO, on the promises, or ' Wm.
Reed, opposite tit Post mace, who will give any In
formation cone ing the property • Thi above will
be sold at a great ar-mist. elyaldtko
13.1;t7v—Aaansts t*
--• Ho,
• briek irelllot% - situate. en
t, Alleghe SOL ny. vitae(
OWI .843H017113R _
r .11 HALF, CH 3. P FOR scale—A not of groan*
dunue on Webster street, Oast Ends Mgt atteeg
fest front cia Webster, b BO feet to a five feet alley
trite close to near eosin Prieto 111930. Tenn
cub In harsh balance Inoue, taro, three and
ears from the first of April lasL
Covet). And City Scrip taken lee cask paramoi—in.,
• .of note ASCHOYEIL, Ito ascent st
111613 ecru COY LIMA Mr. IgMs.
§7112) on the Nancmgatuda tiver,sbern IS mlics
• frt. Ilroncrigh and 3 mien &xi. third Id., In
itanietliata neighborhood of Itlouni.Lyon & nub,
and Mr. John lien.% purchase. This body of
Coal will ba add at the law price of 333persoro—ana
third In band, bal.. In Bee equal annual paratente o
oritb.t tutored. Title ludlsinaable. Loottion very
good --cannot beeurpannod. Far &Mar parch:M.
enquire of B. BALBLEY, who has a draft of
pony.smid_two-
Reddence ed st, below Parry, Mr -Mauna. Bow:
N. B. Thine ts another cam of coal at this Mot,
about 60 feet above tins lower, of areallent quality. Jrnidtf
UA • a U d • LOU r a.
THE subscriber. are authorized mod* at private•
sala, and upon highly favorabrms,. a nuMbet •
of vary valuable Balldurg Lots, I m p _rising a lame
portion of the Lots ateribered 07, 08, 00 and 70, la
Woods , General Plan of the City olPhlzbarrh, ititert-•
ted al the south easterardlyeomer of Penn sod Wa
street% fronting 040 feet on the &taw sad aaton ;
a al n a d at e te r tenor
pentort
Stevenson, Esqdeeeased.
A plan or subdivonon of the above Lots, In conker
mity with which his proposed to sell, may belam at
the office of the andersnrund,oberweenillar
het and Ferry it.. t 11374114.
my 3
Iletivrattle Ilona Maim* Du saw.
HE following properly in the airy of Pitnbe*h,
and near the borongb of Manchester, on the Ohio
neer, Is offered foraale accornannbulna ten.
Lots (belnumb-divhdon of Lat No .400 In the plan
of the city of Mnbergh,) having Pp feet fronton Se
venth meet, by 240 feat to Strawberry alkey near
Orent street_
AO o .em Loss &toning ou 11.12 ANJRIIII, a am
.o, running ham Dosser road to t h e LOU* river. ad.
'lung Phillip's Oil Cloth Factory.
Fm emu, enquire a • CHARLES so SCULLY.
or JAMES CNIAII4,
Barks% Saildins. IW 111.
no • • Property tor Rah, '
TN THE NINTH WARD - OF INTTSBCRINL—Ser.
en" Lot. on Baldwin and Lilt'sry ittroots, to the
tth Wood 54 fort by tut, and odlstont dho proposed
depot (litho Control Railroad. For tongs intone of
CHARLES H. SCULLY,
or JAMES OMAHA,
Ilarte• Boßidox. Eh ot
iii - wira - 0 - tlTiCe AMID LOTS ilia BALM
TWO Lors on Heaver strut, lo the cit
y o
La Alieghtter, above the upper Commas, on which,
L erected a frame bedding, two !Mules his suitable
for two email tenements. The lets are each twenty
feet In from by one hundred feet and run batik
to • moat Cony feet wide. ' The baildines bathe prep
exists will pay IL very handsome Interest OD the Wrest;
meet, and the property 'telll be told cheap to eash.
Apply to 11. Sproal, Clerk's aka; U. B. et to
novgi KAY k Co
_Match i attain Lead for Bale.
EV ACRES OF LA.ND,situmed In Peobfeetoore
~
T ship, on the Blosontodiels, three miles from Plus:
burgh—in lot. to mitpurehnse ruPor um (Ortho io r psrue. s,
slam apply to Henry Woods , a , or to
A wAs
4M, above Smith n fielif st
ii ---- WicsEnotisE FOR SALF.—Tbs subscribe
offers for sale the Mirrors. brlek Wissbms:
an Wood stseet, secs ed by Libitast es Co.
.pl 7 WbL WILSON4r.
TTILIJABLE HEAL b..TATF.I.IN PENNSTYLFXT
y FOR SALE—A Lot of Orono&dhoti:on Penn
moo, between Hay atut blarbory' streeob aditioiag
the boon and tot nog, cleemplo4 by litlehontEdwaltd,
haying lorront OM teat, and al depth NO tOgira
mid en Womble tarots. 'Fide onezeoptlOAtb Ibto ,
quire of 0.0. LOOMS, fibmaktWolikc•
oetThdtt
Hew Data
DESIRAI3I2. &ng Let In Apexlieolfidtre
windily Imam:4 tisewboit sen t
will be eel! actiweweemodsiim mum Incsafo3.or •
rebel - J D WILIAA • • U 0 woed
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mFOR RIENT—A. roma iss the wane story No
118 Wood street.'
MOll3l their rhea& and the pada othrthrrykirrij
loagerAury connection with their' esthfalsk
.ineror lan= mem, loth= u the Pill:duet &met:.
Win reinemtd their Imstre Motto* tb the POINT
Ysin P 7 KtNi, - aq18;41 ion