itionting post.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1845
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
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CoNIKITTIL FOR M•Y.
J. May, Geo. Ogden
F; Lorenz,
A Ctese.—As the carpenters, yesterday, were
raising therefore on the new two story house, built by
Kelm &Keller, in First street, in the burnt district,
the whole of the front wall gave way sod all the up.
per works end five men who were on the roof, were
precipitated into the street. Fortunately none of
them received any serious injury.
Acensger.--White a number of workmen were
enpged yesterday at the ruins of Lewis Hutchinson's
large warehouse on Water 'street, one of the massive
stone anhes in the cellar gave way and buried one of
the men beneath an immense pile of stone. A con.
siderable time elapsed before he could be extricated,
and we understand he is so much injured that his re
covery is considered very doubtful.
POZAP Punuckrtoas.—Mr. J. W. Cook has a
fine collection of periodicals and cheap publications
at his new Depository in 3d street, near the Post Office.
Among his.last arrivals, we notice the following; we
have oot had time to pet use them, but the established
reputation of the authors is sufficient to recommend
them to the rending public.
Tar WANDEISING Jcw—No. 11, by Eugene Sue,
author of this Mysteries of Paris. &c.
Sr. PATRICK'S Eve, by Charles Lever, the popu
lar author of Charles 0' Mel ky.
Zoa; the History of two Lives, by Geraldine End
ear Jewsbury.
Vsimatca; or the Free Court of Aurau—Translu
ted from the German of Zschokke.
Macrae SORKL; or the Heiress of the De Veres ,
by the author of Two Old Men'a Tales."
CHLRLICII MIELL; or the Bitter Blood, by G. P.
R. James, the most deservedly popular novelist of the
day.
LARGIC DIVLDEND.—The Miami Insurance Com
paoy of New Orleans, has declared a dividend of near
ly one-fourth the amount of the capital stock paid in
during the past year.
EgirThe Natives of Philadelphia had a grand cel
ebration on the 6th inst., that being the anniversary of
the Kensington Riots.
3IASONIC NOTICE
A special meeting of Lodge No. 45 of A Y Masons,
will be held et the Odd Fellows:Hall, corner of Wood
street and Virgin alley, this evening at 7i o'clock.
'By order of the Worshipful' Master.
MO
my 9•lt A. M'CAMMON, Sec'y-
HENRY BALDWIN INSTITUTE
The Members of - the Henry Baldwin Institute are
requested to meet in the Warehouseof Gregg & Me-
Cartaless, 95 Wood at., on Friday, 9th inst., at B o- clock, P.M.
The punctual attendance or all active niemhers is
earnewlydesired. D, CAMPBELL, Prest.
mytl-2t.
Office of the Allegheny Mutual Insurance, No 12,
Exchange Buildings.
April 1611081.5
At e meeting of the Botrd of Directors of this . corn
piny it was "Rnaolved that en assessment of 20 per
cent-'be collected on the premium notes held by the
Company, payable within 30 days to the Secretary and
Treasurer at the office of the company, as per section
ten of the act of incorporation."
Estrum from the Minutes of that Board.
L. WILMARTH, Pres't.
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J. B. lioarNeos, Sec'y
Dissolution of Partnership.
IrF. partnership heretofore existing between
T
LYND & BICKLEY was dissolved on the 27th
day of March, by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to the firm, (excepting those in the Burned
District,) will make immediate payment to E. W.
LTIIT; and those having claims against the firm will
please present the same, fur payment, who is duly au
thorised to settle all accounts.
E. W. LYND,
C. S. BICKLEY.
The Business in fattier will be conducted by E. W•
LTND, Tippecanoe Hall; Liberty st, above Wood.
N. B: The undersigned will remove to the OLD
STAND, No 63 Wood it.. ill soon as the new building
is erected, which will be about the first of October.
my 7-1 w E W LYND.
Nails.
200 K m E y 7 Juniata rails
JAMES b I MAY
Flow, Corn ind Feathers.
FLOUR; S 1800 bushels Corn, 200
tg lbs. Feathers; now landing and for sal, by
may 7. JAMES MAY.
BirgitAuer CONieN, EQUIPIer AND RILTAIN,
April 18, 1845.
SEALED PROPOSALS (endorsed proposnls for
hemp) will be received at this Bureau untilthe
aid day of May neat, fur furnishing and delivering at
the navy-yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, nn or be
fogs the first day of July, 1846, four hundred tons of
water-rotted hemp.
This hemp must be equal to the Riga Rein hemp
now at .the navy-yard, Charlestown. In deciding upon
offers, preference will be given to American hemp, if
offered at equal er lower price than may be asked for
foreign hemp. The hemp must be subject to inspec
tion and approved at the nnvy yard, Charlestown, Mas
sachusetts, by persons to be appointed, by and under
instructions from this Burets'', and none will be receiv
ed which shall nor Pass such inspectior.
Persons who may wish to furnish hemp perfectly
tree from tow, and ready for spinning.. can forward
separate proposals for such hemp; which hemp, tithe
proposals should be accepted, must, like the other, be
subject to inspection and approval at said navy-yard
before it will be received.
Persons making offers must state the price asked
per ton of 2,240 pounds, delivered at said navy-yard,
and must forward with them an obligation from two
persons of sufficient property to become sureties for
the faffilment of the contract to be entered into, in one
third the 'mown of said contract.
To diminish the hazard to contractors of furwarci
ing hemp from the western States, which may-not be
of proper quality, nr eulficiently well prepared, the
Secretory of the Navy has appointed two agents, who
will, when requested, inspect hemp that mxy be pre
pared and intended to fulfil contracts to be male under
this advertisement. One of the agents will inspect
the hemp that may be sent to Louisville, Kentucky:
and the other that which may be sent to Bt. Louis, in
Missouri. These agents will be furnished with sam
ples of the Riga Rein hemp, excepting for hemp fully
prepared for spinning, and with the means of testing
this strength of hemp, and will be ready to give all in
formation in their power, to enableto contactors have
their hemp properly prepared, and to ascettain the
strength and character of it, before the expense of send
ing it to the navy-yard is incurred. It must be dis
tesedy understood, however, that the inspection and
topiaries of theses/rents is merely to diminish the risk
to contractors, by furnishing useful information. The
only inspection by which the hemp can be finally re
ceived and paid for will be that lithe navy-yard where
it Is to be delivered.
la addition to the bonds which will be required for
the faithful awe of the contract, ten per e.entum
will be aeaueted Nen the amount of all bills for de
liveries, sod retained until the completion of the con
tract, as atkiitional security for its petformance. The
remaining ninety per centum will be paid within thirty
gimp after bills, duly approved, shall be presented to
the navy agent at Boston, Massachusetts.
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BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
From the N. 0. Picayune, April 29.
LATEI4, FROM MEXICO.
By the arrival at this port yesterday of the schoon
er Yucateco, Prat., master, from Vera Cruz—whence
she sailed on the 21st inst.:---we have advice, nine
days later than we had previously received. Obr la
test paper from the city.of Mexico is to the 16th of
April.
Whea the Schooner sailed, there were four U S ves
sels of war lying at Sacrificio s,the names of which are
not given, but they are no doubt the squadron comic
Ling of the Potomac, Falmouth, Fairfield and Somers,
which were spoken by Capt Pathereon, of the Fanny.
which brought our last prior news. There were be
sides these, one French, one British, and two Span..
ish vessels of war lying there, when the Yueateco
left.
The reports which we had previously received of
the eathquake which took place in Mexico on the
10th inst. are fully confirmed. Two shocks were felt,
terrifying the inhabitants beyond treasure. They
rushed from their houses in affright, to escape from
the impending ruin by the falling buildings The ter
ror from this cause bras so great that multitudes took
refuge in the streets, public squares and gardens, pro
tected from the weather by slight temporary shelters.
As the shocks were repeated there was a rush of the
half distracted people to get oct of the city into the
fields.
Many houses were-utterly destroyed, and a still lar
ger number much injured. Every ceremony peculiar
to the usages of the Catholic Church was employed to
re-assure the people. Upon the i n-tance of the Cham
ber of Deputies, the President ordered the sessions of
Congress to be changed temporarily to anctherbuild
ing, that of the former Inquisition, For several days,
however, it was impossible to obtain the attendance of
of a quorum of members for the transaction of busi
ness. As late as the 10th inst. great numbers of the
citizens had not returned to town, still fearful of fur
ther shocks. We do not see any mention made of
loss of life in the capital.
The earthquake would seem to have extended
across the country. At Vera Cruz, Puebla, Morelia
Petzcuaro and other points it was felt, though at dif
ferent dates, and in some of the Departments the
shocks occurred on several successive. days.
The newspapers were occupied as usual with the
discussion of the measure of annexation. Mr. Bu
chanan's answer to Senor Alreontets Piotest hsti '
been received and published. It served as a hook
upon which to hang many a frothy amide, full of sound
and fury. The editors talk of nothing but resistance,
but we do not see that a single thing has been done or
even proposed.
Gen. Almonte anived at Vent Cruz on the 18th
inst. in the Anahuac, from New Yogic. He will prob
ably meet Mr. Shannon on his route to the capital, as
the latter . genternan was on his way down to the coast,
to embark For the UnittadStates.
Santa Anna was still at Perore, end little farther
progress . hetl been made in his trial.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
STEAMBOAT LAKE ERIE,
CAPT. THoM& CAMPBELL.
Tme public ere respectfully informed that the pro
prietor!' of the Steam Boat Luke Erie have from and
after this date changed their bourn, arid in future will
leave
Pittsburgh for Beaver at .3 o'clock, P. M., and
Beaver at 8 o'clock, A. M. daily, (Sundays excepted.)
It will appear manifest ripen examination, that the
owners of the steamers Michigan and Wisconsin, are
determined todriveTrum the trade the Steamboat Lake
Erie; their course has been and now continues in full
vigor to monopolize the whole business; they were not
satisfied with having the lion's share of trade and
choke of hours in leaving Pittsburgh and Beaver, hut
now publiCly and plainly say they will drive the Lake
Erie from the river—a generous public will decide.—
Freights and passengers forall ports on River and Lake,
carried on reasonable terms as heretofore. Apply to
THOMAS LYON, Pittsburgh,
may 1. J. S. DICKEY, " Beaver.
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845
The new and Splendid Steamer,
V. S. MAIL SIONONGAIIELA,
STONE, Master, has commenced run
ning regularly, end will continue to
m at t,.
un through the season as a Weekly
Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving
Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 19 o'clock, and
Cincinnati every Thursday morning at the same hour.
For freight er passage apply on board. m 26.
BAYARDSTOWN
CHEAP CASTISTORE.
EMANUEL REIS
H" just returned from the Eastern cities, and is
now receiving his spring supply of Fancy and
Staple Dty Goods. His goods have been purchased
wiihin the few last weeks, at the, owest wholesale
prices for Cask, and they will be sold wholesale and
retail at. a very small advance on Eastern cost.
Goods for Ladies.
Scotch, French end English Lawns;
cashmere de Cosse; Crepe de Laines;
Mouslin de Laines; Belize;
Bombazines, Flareges; Merinos; Alpaccas;
Linen Lawns.; Linen Cambric.;
Black and colored Silks;
Fiench, Scotch and Domestic Gingham's;
Cashmere, cotton and silk Hose;
Silk, Mohair and l'icknet Mitts;
Mousline de Caine shawls;
Cashmere do.;
Silk striped do.;
Superior Kid Gloves;
Silk, Cotton and Mohair Gloves;
Jacnnets and Cambric Muslins;
Swiss, Book and Mull do.;
Collarett.: Chemisetts;
Plain end striped Muslins: Gimps;
Cords, Fringes, Linen Hdkfs;
Thread Edgings and Laces;
Cotton "
A large and beautiful assortment of Calicoes and
Gi ngha mg.
Sonnets i Bonnets i I
The latest styles and fashion, of Leghorn, Straw
and Fancy Bonnets, Parasol's, Sunshades, Fure, &c.,
&c.
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
French; English and American Broadcloths:
Cassimeren, Satinetts. Vesting', Linen Collarv;
Scarfs Shirts, Suspenders, Silk Hdkfs.,
Blk, silk Cravats, Alpacca
Silk and Cotton Hose, Irish Linen.
Carpets 1
All qualities from 25 cents to $1 per yard
ninslins
Bleached and unbleached, from 61 cu. per hard up
wards.
The above with many other articles too tedious to
mention, will be sold for cash, at the lowest price.
EMANUEL REIS, Penn st., near the
Canal Bridge, Bayardstown.
BARROWS & , T.TIRNER
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Respectfully announce the arrival of their firm/ImM invoice of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Now opening at their
NEW CASH HOUSE, IN MARKET STREET,
In calling the attention of the Dry` Goods fraternity to our very extensive, and most choice selection of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
we take pleasure in being able to suite, that arrangements have been made to present a stock unsurpassed in
point of richness and variety,particularly adapted to every elites of trade.
Among our DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS, may be found some of the most splendid of this season's
Importation.
Rich Dress Silks in great variety ; 1 package of very recent importation.
Superior Exposition Barages, splendid patterns.
Spring Mous. de Leine; 3 packages patterns, new end beautiful.
French Balserines and Gingham; Polka, Gascom and other rich styles.
New style fashionable LftWD5lOlll Muslins, cheap. .
Rich Eolienns, Bombazirms, Silk Lustres, Alpaccas.
50 pieces 4 4 Scotch Earluton and other Ginghams, from 12i to 31 cts.
Our Shawl Department has more than usual attractions--embracine Cartons of the newest spring patterns,
Mode and other rich Ernbd...; Thibet; newstyle Barrages; splendid B rocha, ' light ground, Embd. satin striped
and plain Mous. de Leine, with other styles.
LADIES' CRAVATS, rieh assortment.
Gold Medal and Bajou's Kid Gloves, every shade; silk; spun silk; and Lisle do, of every description.
HOSIERY in great variety; Sunshades, Parasols, Fancy &e., ace.
BONNETS.-3 cases already received—more on the way—most approved patterns. Neapolitan Lace,
Fancy Birds' eye, Florence, Rutland and Dunstable braid; Lawns. beautiful shades; Misses' Polka, rlr.c.
RIBBONS:-37 boxes splendid Ribbons, embracing every variety of the newest and most desirable styles
and patterns, very cheap; plain satins and Taffetas, every shade anti No.; bOnnet silks; oil silks; blue black
crape; colored Florence; green Barage Foundation; crown linings; marking canvass. Caps. Tabs, &c., &c.
WHITE GOODS Of' EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1 package superior Lace striped . and barred Cambric, for dresses; Linen Cambrics; Lawns; Swin'i ,
Book and Mull Munlins; striped barred and plain Sarcenetts ; Bishop Lawns ; bro'd Cap i Laces; Thread,
Cambric and Lisle Edgings; Inserting.; Furniture Dimity; Drapery; Corded Rubes, &c.
PROM .A.I7OTION:
Linen Cambric Ildkfir, large size, price 124; White Cotton Hosiery, 300 dos , every style, price 6,i cts ;
I carton Lisle Edgibgs, lc per yd.; cases I r ish Linens, every quality, price from 25 cts ; Kentucky Jeans
(4 different shades) price from 25 cents.
Our-very extensive assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS is richly worth the attention of purchasers.
Cases 4 5 and 6 4 bleached Sheeting Muslim, great variety,price 6 ; very superior and low priced white
and brown Linen Damask and Spreads ; bales, Scotch and Russia Diapers, Napkins, Crash, Ate.; bales, 4.4
brown sheeting muslin,: (brand family sheeting,) 5. ; Tickings, every grade, at manufacturers' prices ; Flan
nels; Moreens for cushions; Shining checks and stripes; colored drillings, &c.
• CASES PRINTED CALICOES
And CHINTZ, more than_ 300 different patterns, (making probably the greatest and Most
rich variety ever offered in Western Pennsylvania,) embracing all the styles and fashions of the day, and will he
disposed of by the piece or yard, at great bargains; 1 case fancy, beautiful and rich designs, price per yard 5 cts.
GENTLEMEN
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Are poi ticularly invited to examine among our Broadcloths, Fancy and Staple Cassimeres ; Sat
inetts, of every shade, quality and price; Coatings; Gambroons; Linen; and other summer stutTs ; supe
rior styles Vestings; splendid satin scarfs and cravats; rich shirt breasts ; new style Byron collars; Paris
Kid. Gloves; super silk ; linen and Lisle do.; Hosiery; Linen Cambric Hdks., extra large size; Spitalfielti,
Pongee and, Bandanna silk do.; suspenders, umbrellas, &c.
CASH BUYERS
Who are not in the habit of buying 'up town," will
is new and very extensive—has • been purchased within t
strable Goods con“antly receiving, and we intend at a
wholesale and retail. (op 22—t1.)
A CARD
GEORGE BEALE, respectfully informs his friends
and customers, that he has again opened his
BRUSH STORE, at (Mr Wm D Smith's Music
Store,) Nn 88 Wood at., and solicits a continuance of
their liberal patronage, extended to him before.
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ap 164
Piano Fortes.
THE subscriber offers for sale a large and splendid
assortment of Piano Fortes, from $2OO to $450
each The above instruments are of superior work
rnansbip, and made of the beet materials; the Lone is
nut to be excelled by any in this country.
F. I3LUME.
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Corner of Penn and St Clair streets, opposite F.
change Hotel. ap 7
4DOZ. French Mustard, in rots;
4 " du in Bottles;
6 " Bastion do in Cams;
4 " Pepper Since;
Just received and forsale. by
A. G. REINLIART,
mat; 3 .140 Liberty street
Scaled Eterring.
30 BOXES just receiN A •ed c e , nct ß l ,.., 7 E s; x
1 1 ebd r,
my 3 140 Liberty street
A RNOLD's Celebrated Writing Fluid;
Red Ink;
Stephens' Blue Black Writing Fluid
A large supply of the above Inks received this day
direct from the importers anti for sale by the dot
en or single bottle by
ap 28 J 11 MF.LLOR, 122 Wood street.
F. S. TURDETT,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
FIFTH STREET,
➢ LTOJEEN MARKET AND UNION STREETS
(Entrance on Fifth street.)
WHERE he will attend to all business in
his line: Such as cleaning and neatly
repairing Watches and Jewelry, letter cutting
and mat k ing &c. Turret and other clocks
made and repaired. His friends and all those desiring
his services, will please give him a call. ap . 24 6m.
Citizen's HoteL
THE subscriber has opened the Citizen's Hotel on
Penn street, as a house of public entertainment,
in that large brick house, formerly the Penn House.
near the canal bridge, where he id provided for the ac
commodation of the public, and will be glad at all
times to see liis-friendd.
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Merchants' Hotel Re-Opened,
BY B. WEAVER,
At recently the Mansion House, Penn street, near
the Canal Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE subscriber having succeeded in obtaining the
above beautiful and retired Mansion has this day
re-opened it as the Merchants' Hotel, for the reception
and accommodation of the Public. The House has
been rendered commodious, refitted, painted and new
ly furnished, and its situation is the most pleasant in
the City, having a fine opening both in the front and
rear.
Tho Proprietor therefore extends his assurances
that he will use his be'st effints to render the vis of
those who may favor him with a call as pleasant and
desirable as at any Hntel in the City.
B. WEAVER. Proprietor,
Late of the NTercliants Hotel, cur. Wood & &Ism
N. B. An Omnibus and Bdggage Wagon always
in waiting to conduct passengers, &c. to and fro, free
of charge. apr 29-dtl.l.
Window Glass. -
200 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes,
for dale by
Salt.
300 BBLS. lio 1 Salt, far sale by
my 7 JAMES MAY
Shot.
$0 KEGS Shot, assorted No.'s; for sale by
mv 7
JAMES MAY
Tar.
40 BBLS. Tar, for sale by
my 7 SAMFS MAY
Lard Oil.
1000 GALS. just received end for sale
G ALS.
R D MILLER dr. Co.
194 Liberty st.
20r , BOXES No I Cincinna ti Soap, a very
oupenor article, must received and for sale
R. D. MILLER & CO.,
199 Liberty it.
44 Cincinnati Starch.''
300 BOXES Starch, b o. of m lsaus i l l ityr ei; for Bale
194 Liberty street.
50 BOXES By Sta R r
i‘ lem ill fi L l ra t !: ty c3o for Bale
D.y
6 194 Liberty et.
Ea, 41a
BENJAMIN F. KING
JAMES MAY
T WHOLESALE,
find-it to their interest to look in upon tie, as our stock
the last three and four wevks—invoices of the most de
-11 times to offer the latest styles at the lowest prices,
„ BARROWS di, TURN &.
MeKENNA'S AUCTION MART,
NO 64 MARKET STREET,
Between Third and Fourth Sts., Simpson's Row, near
the New Post.Offiee, Pittsburgh.
THE undersigned announces he has found a most
commodious Mercantile House, at the above lo
cation, where he will be happy to see his friends, and
all those anxious to avail themselves of every descrip
tion of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIE§.
HARDWARE, FANCY ARTICLES,
and all other varieties of the best conduc
ted Auction Stores.
The undersigned will be supplied from the East
ern cities with a stock of
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
which country merchants will be indeced to purchase
on ascertaining the prices.
Arrangements are in progress by which advances
will be made on consignments, and every exertion
muds to advance the interest of those who confide bu
siness to the establishment.
Prompt and speedy sales made and dosed.
To friends at a distance, the undersigned would say
that although be is • member of "the Pittsburgh
burnt family," yet his zeal, industry and business hab
its are unimpared, and faithfully will they be devoted
to the interests of those who employ him.
r'P'SALES OF REAL ESTATE will command,
as heretofore, the best exertions of the undersigned.
Property disposed of by him, from time to time has
always brought the highest prices, and much exceeded
the calculations of those who employed him.
P McKENNA,
The Old Auctioneer.
N. B. Having passed the fiery ordeal with thou
seeds of neighbors, the old establishment, revived at
the new location will in future be designated
"THE PHCENIX AUCTION MART."
By P. McKenna, 64 Market St.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rosy 2-tf P. McK.
Proposal" for Coal.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Railway Of
fice, Parkersburgh, Chester county, until May 13th,
for furnishing two thousand tons of bituminous lump
Coal, for the use of the Columbia and Philadelphia
Railway, for the present year.
Proposals may be for any amount of Coal, from
one hundred tons upwards, delivered at Columbia, or
at the Schuylkill Inclined Plane, free of toll on the
Coal, but inclusive of toll on the boats and motive
Power for boats and cargo on the Allegheny and Por
tage Railway. EDWARD F. GAY,
ap 29. Sup't. C. and P. Railway.
Remov&l tip Fire.
DODGE, Sign and Ornamental Painter, would
inform. his friends and the public, that his Shop
is now in Market street, between 3d and 4th, in the
basement story of Caleb Lee's Clothing Store, where
he is prepared to attend to all orders for painting, at
the shortest notice. op 15-1 m
itemovral by Fire.
IN consequence of the fire, J. &P. Blake have re.
moved their wholesale Dry Goods Store 'to No 8,
St Clair street, where they will be happy to wait upon
all who may favor them with a call. 'n
Fine Wall Papers.
111 HE subscribers have on hand, in a addition to a
1 select assortment of cheap wall papers, which
they are daily increasing by new patterns from their
manufactory, several lots of very beautiful French
wsll paper of this spring's importation, received sev
eral days before the fire, to which they respectfully in
vite the attention of theirfriends who wish to paper.
HOLDSHIP &.BROWNE,
OP Wood st. corner of Diamond alley,
ap 24-tf. over the Hat store of Jas Wilson.
BERBER & VILLINGEII,
CLOCK k WATC7 - I.MAKZRS,
ye.
414 Respectfully inform the public gem SV
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erally,that they have opened their es- ,%,--
tablishment at
No. 32, Fifth street, between Wood at. aid
the Exchange Bank, Filtsburgh,
where. they will keep constantly on hand a large as
sortment of HOUSE, OFFICE. WORKSHOP, and
BEDROOM ALARM CLOCKS, GOLD and SIL
VER WATCH ES,Jewelry, silver and German silver,
and Britannia Table and Tea Spoons, fine Pocket and
Pea Knives, Sisson, Accordions, &c. &c., and sell
cheap.
All sorts of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Accordions,
repaired and cleaned be the shortest notice and lowest
terms, warranted.
N. B. Brass Mantel Clocks for sale from $3,50 up
wards, warranted to keep good time. ap 25.1 m
NEW DOOR STORE.
BOSWORTH & FORRE'S.TF.R,
No. 43, Market street, nest door to Third street,
ARE just openings new and extensive asiortment
of Books and Stationery, which they will sell,
wholeule and retail et the lowest prices. spSS
20000 F fo l r ß s E ale ß b ß y lCK, a prime •rtiala
mar 20
D. & G. W. LLOYD
'Attiaptt Salto.
ADMINISTR&TOR'S SALE
OF Law and Miscellaneous Books, at M'Kenna's
Pbcecix Auction Mart, No 64 Market street.
Simpson's Raw, between third and 4th sts. will be
sold on Snturday evening next, May 10th, at early
gas light, by order of the Administratrix of the Estate
of Samuel Kingston, E, q. dec'd., a large and valuable
lot of Law and Miscellaneous Books; also, 1 Book
Case. 8
P. M'KENNA,
my
Auctioneer.
Public Vendue.
W ILL be offered at public sale, Saturday, May
10th. by the Administrators of John Redding,
dec'd, at his late residence in Re.isville , near Jacob
Tomer's the following property : Three Horses and
Harness, the running gears of a coal Wagon, a number
of Books, Several Beds, anda large variety of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Sale to commence at 3
o'clock, P. M. Terms made known at sale.
JACOB TOMER, Admisfrator.
mayl-10t . JANE REDDING, Admistratrix.
P. M'KENNA, Auctioneer.
Adjourned Sale of Lots, on Fourth St Road.
T N consequence or the severity of the *vi anther, the
Lots advertised by handbill and otherwise to be
sold on the 2‘.ld inst., is postponed until the 10th day of
May nett, far further information enquire of Mr David
Beeler on Fourth Street Road, or to
to 21-d&wtd
Gold Watches, Jewelry, dr.c.
RECEIVED, an assortment of Gold Patent Lover
Watches ;
Gold Chain and Keys;
Breast Pin; and Gold Pencils.
All . of which will be sold cheap for ea; l by
J. K. LOGAN & Co.,
S. E. corner of IVood and sth sts., up stairs.
apr 28.
IL D. SELLERS,' • . D.,
11111 EMOVED to Penn street - , between •Irwin and
JUL Hand street*. five doo s .below Hand street.
ap
J. S. Gwynue,
HA VINCi been burned out, may be found at Messrs
Parry, Scott & Co.'s warehouse, 103 Wood at.,
until he can make further arrangements.
One dozen of Letter Copying Presses for sale at a
low price, being the sole remains of his stock and fix
tures saved. Perws wanting the article will confer
a favor by purchasing. ap 28 If
Removal.
A NTHONY BEELEN has rerborcd his Business
_CI to the Warehouse on the Canal, Penn street,
lately occupied by John M'Faden & Co., directly op
posite Wm. Broadhurst's Mansion House.
ap • 14
Removal by Piro.
E subscriber inforrhs his friends and the pub
that he hes opened a new
CABINET WARE ROOM,
at the corner:of Liberty and St Clair streets, over
Brown and Reiter's Drug Store, where he is prepared
to wend to all orders in his line.
far Entrance on St Clair street.
ap 15
BE. B. Ehey 411, Co.
H'emaved their . otfice to Nu 15, Water et.,
near Feiry. • apr. 16.
I-1. MICIILLOVGET,
MAY he found at the Glass Warehouse of Messrs.
Parke& Hannen, No 116 Wood street, where he
respectfully invites persons having business with him
to call. - ap 17
• - Removal.
RD. MILLER & Co., have removed to No 194
' Liberty street, where ti:ey are prepared to trans
act their usual business. ap 15
Cooley & Laird,
i ßC o li T Tailors, may be found in Fer•Ar s ,otcour totiecterofL v rtv
and Smithfield stA. tip 17
Watches and Jewelry.
1 0 GOLD Lever Watches; 5 Silver Watches;
50 gold Pencils; 12 gold diamond pointed Peas;
with a large assortment of tine Breast Pins, Finger
Rings, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Bracelet Snaps, Watch
Keys, &c., &., just received andlor sale at
Z KINZEY'S Fancy Storo,
up No 8G Ntirket st
Silver Ware
TABLE srooNs, Tea Spoons, Sugar Tongs, But,
ter Knives, &c., just received and fur sale low at
Z KLNZEY'S, Fancy SIOTC!,
No 3G, Market at
Willow Wagons and Chaim
48 MIAOW WAGONS;
12 do Chairs, just received and for sale at
Z K6iZEY'S Fancy Store,
No 86 Market at
Rats and Bonnets.
- 11 CASE Leghorn,Hats; 15 Cases Palm Leaf do.;
3 cases fine Braid Bonnets, justreceived and will
be sold very low, by Z. KINZEY, •
ap 25 N0 86 Market at.
•
Select School for Boys.
HWILLIAMS, will open a Select School for
• Boys, in the Session room of . the First Pres
byterian. Church, Pittsburgh, -on Monday the 7th of
April neat. Entrance on Sixth street. .
Tiasts:-7—PrimaryClass, $6 per scholar per quarter
of 11 weeks.
I anior Class, " a ~
Senior Class, 10
REFERENCE?
Rev. D. Elliott, D. D., Rev. D. H. Riddle, D. D.,
Rev. A. D. Campbell, D. D., lion. Charles Shaler,
Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., Charles H. Israeli, Esq.
march 27-Iyd.
. GLASS STAINING,
By .1. Newton, Fourth street Road.near Toll Gate,
TE only Glass Stainer west of the mountains. A
specimen of this glass it to be seen on the steam
limit Cambria. All orders promptly attended to.
feb. 19—w &dd.
Damaged Cutlery.
P ERSONS having Hardware or Cutlery in a dam
aged state, can have it ground. polished and re
paired in a neat and substantial manner by the sub
scriber. Any orderaleft with John W. Blair, No. 120
Wood street, will meet with prompt attention.
ap 26—tf. THOMAS McCAR.TH Y.
Removal by Fire. -
B GRAHAM, Boot ranker, formerly of Smith
-2- field it. has retrieved to Fourth at, next door to
Mr Kilox's Confectionary, where he will .be happy to
receive the calls of his •friends, and especially those
who are indebted to tbeLestablistitnent.
ap 16.
Removed;
lir PERRY has removed his Boot Store since the
1.1.6 late fire to St - Clair street. opposite the Ex
change Hotel, between Liberty and Penn sto., where
he, will be glad to see his friends and customers.
ep 15-1 m
Lrair - Notice.
JAMES CALLA N has removed to the chamber,
occupied by Aldermen Mc.Meeters on Fifth eat.
bet ween•Wcawl end Smithfield. ap 18
reasisylvanis Glass Works.
inkUR Manufactory is in operation as usual, our
V Warehouse having been destroyed in the late fir,
our office and wereroom at the buildings of George
Weyman. corner of Diamond Alley and Smithfield
street, Pittsburgh. Orders. for Window Mass and
Glassware will be attended to se usual:
ap 12-1 m S. M'KEE &Co.
17000 FIRE BRICK—on beta 3n4 for sale
by JOHN SCOTT . elk, Co.
ret 30 No 7, Commercial Row, Liberty street.
LYND & 111101CLEIT,
AUCTIONEERS,
Tippecanoe Hall, Liberty street, beta een Strawberry
Alley and 7th street. ep 21-tf
Property flor Salo.
A .
VALUABLE lot of ground in Burnt ja
District; situate on Third street, between
Wood and Smithfield its., containing in front ow Third
street 23 feet and running parallel with Wood at. 84h
feet.
Also, A large and commodious two story brick
house with back buildings and lot situate in Pitt town
ship, near the City line.
For further particulars apply to
I 8 HAMILTON.
Attorney at Law, sth st.
my 7-1 w
Valuable and desirable property in Union•
town
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A large Brick House in . UmoHatusre s
Fayette county, on the corner of Main at. and
the Public Square. The house is large, say .10 feet
front. 40 wide, and extending back about 90 feet.
containing 30 rooms, all good site and well finished.-...
It's well calculated For a hotel, and now used as each,
or could be divided into a business house and dwelling
fur a family. The lot contains 70 feet front, ana mi
ning back about 150 feet, with a stable and a number
of out buildings.
ALSO—A. Brick House and Lot; the house is 32
feet square, and Lot 32 by 120 feet. It contains 2
}filcher's, 2 cellars, 8 rooms and 2 garreti, and is cal
culated either for one or two dwelling bruises, and is
extremely well located on Fayette it., which is rpee
ted bye and bye to be one of the leading sta. in Union
town. The aboveproperty will be sold for part cash
and part on time, or the tavern stand will be eieharri.
ed for Groceries or Dry Geod... For furth e r parties.
hint please apply at ISAAC HARRIS' General Ara
cy and Intelligence Office, No. 9, Fifth at. my3-I.w.
P M'KENNA,
A uctioneer
.v7F: are instructed to sell at two-thinis of Barisal
V value, a lot. of g round in . Fleming street, Al
legheny city; (in Flering's plan of small (lots. ad
joining property of the late James 14. Sews I, Esq.,)
one-half of the purchase money may remain an iota
rest for a number' of years. Apply to
BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
Real Estate Agent".
EaTHREE story brick buildings, with back
buildings, on the corner of Grant and sixth sta.
Inquire of the subscribers. °tat tbis office.
• CAPS.
. .
••fligb JUST RECEIVED frorn New Yorliotonsii
New styles of Gentlemen's and Yenta's Cloth
Caps, for Spring and Stormer wear.
ap 16 S. MOORE, 93 Wood .treee.
111. IRING a temporary absence from the chy,skkrich.
.may occupy five or SIX weeks, the DUIV/Trellit
Gallery will ba closed- . • •
•
Persons . having business with me, will pirate team
their communications . with Messrs Htgus & Bach
loan who wilt forward the same to my sitfrass.
_op 'Alla AE DR E. Agt.
rosaintiena. dg, cotrawrgir.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE in Gazzanf. Ron, Market it, between
Tbird and Futirch, second Mary. Entrance ott
Market at. 16-Im.
Removed by Fire. - •
1717 CLOSEY'SbfEec is removed to John Peek's
V 1 • hairdressing establishment 2 doors from his
late residence, where he can be found at any hour in
the rhty. ap 17-rf
Removal by Fires • •
_PERRY will recommence business to-day. at
B
No 10, St Clair street, between Pena street and
the Allegheny Bridge. apr. 14-tf. .
133 DRIED HIDES now landing from Swam
beat Valley Forge, fur sale by
A. BEELt.N,
Canal Boai a, Peen ellreff• •
20OPIGS LEAD just received - by Somas.
boat Valley Forge, and fur sale by
A. BEELEN, •
Canal Basin, Penn atrial..
• Notice.
T HAVE lift my book, with Samuel Gelatins at
James Pattenson's Lock and Screw Marttift:nto
ry, corner of Front and Ferry tint. All "those indebted
to me will please call and pay him--he isfully author
clutte my busittosq. All account, remaining
unpaid, on the first of May next, will be left in the
hands of a proper ofEcet for collection.
ap 9-1 md. GEORGE ARMOR.
Rt, SELLERS, has removed his Drag Store to
. the head of Smithfield striet, No 125. Having
by the active' exertions of many kind friendsonacceod
ed in 'eying a portion of my stock, and having .gooda
on the way, from New York, Philadelphia and Balti
nave, I shall be prepared in a few days to serve my
city and country friends as mmal, and shall be very.
thankful is this time of need, for their custtnn.
apl4.
No 93 Wood St, Third Boos beloto Dirt.stoad Alley ,
4 HAVING JUST RECEIVED FROM it
New York, the SPRING Fasuroa for Hays, 10 •1111s
I am now, prepared to supply my 02nm:flora and all
those who may please (o favor mt . ), with a call,.witlit
this new and beautiful style of Hat.
mar 14-d&w2m S. MOORE,
Dr. t.raoritt,bentist,
(Of the Burn/ District.)
1), F.SPr.c . TFULLI: in - formal:tut frieudsand 'Ribes*
who wish his services ehrit he has" tak e n atr office
in Smithfield street, 2d (toot-from Vir4in alley.whersi
he will now attend all oprations of the Teeth intim
Lest manner end at the *hottest notice. Otte hours
from 9 till 19., and from 0. till 5. - may2—tliwtf.
Dlusirravea' American Sitar,
Fifth Street, near the Theatre.
COL. WATT having declined business at his *ld
stand upon Fifth /Street between Wood and
Smithfield streets, the undersigned members of this
'Burnt District" family, take occasion to announce to
their friends, that ample nccommodations are paced
dad fur Travelers and .Visitors at their present location,
The most diligent attention will be given to the
wants of visiters, and every exertion made to vendor
the sojourn of strangers comfortable and convenient.
Boarders will be accornmoddted by the week—and
transient visiters provided with single Neale to ac,
comModete them.
The best of Foreign and domestic liquors awl
%Vities• always on hand.
WILLIAM & ROBERT MUSGRAVE.
may 34
K. LOGAN, & CO., carnerof Wood andrifth
J • streets.overJohn D. Davis's Auction Store,
have just received anotbersupply of fteshand sea son ,
able Dry Goods, which, added to shell previous assort.
ment, (all of which have been purchased very low i,
the eastern city,) enables them to offer greet induce.
mente to those wishing to purchase at wholesale or re.,
tail for cash. They have now on hand a la,ge - Assorts
ment of
French and English Brcadr.loths, all colors;
Do do CassiMeras, plain and Fancy:
Saltiness. Blue, Blue Brk, Mitt d and Fancy;
Summer Cloths, Gemini:mos, Plaid Linens;
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drillings;
Satin, Cashmere, Valenti* and Marseilles Vesting.;
Linen Sbeetings 5.4 and 8-4, Checks;
Bleached and Brown Muslim. Carivaas.Paddingi
Fancy Prints 6i to 25c.; Fine Gingham.;
Hosiery, a eery large assortment and very low;
A splendid assortment of Spring Shawls;
An assortment of. Parasols;
And a general assortment of Other geoids moistly
found in st Dry Goods Store, all of which will be sold
low for Cash. sip=
Er N. B. Large additions expected on the lit
May.
Flesh Sicily Ora'Kim
n BOXES in. prime ardor sad meet...for alke
law by P GMARTIN
may 5 SO Water et., &tint Diatztat.:
for sale anb fad.
Bargain In Real Estate.
Rouse and Lot for Sale.
P. CUNNINIIIAI4I:.
P. RAMAN,.
NOTICE.
littinoval by Fire.
*ring Fashion.
Dry Goods.