• - Lest oi l ilettiaining in the YPost Pittsburgh, Oct, 11947.' Persons calling ,for -Utters, whose names are on wilt 'please ear they are adt Adams Samuel W Allender John Agar A T - Allen Glorvina Adams G B Allan George- Aler -Wm B Allan Wm Adamii Ann Eliza Amberson Saiah Adams Anh Anderson John Adams L 8 ' Anderson Louis D R 2 Abei Jacob Anderson A A Atkinion'nenry Andrews Mary Ackley. Andrew Anderson George 1-1 Adams Emnaitt B Andress,Hannala J Adams Delight • • A uter George • Adams Robert A rthins James Abegg Jacob Arnold J L Algeo John Arnold Robert Allis James Aria Geor.e 5 Alexander Frederick W ArMstrong 3 D Allehoiase Polly - Armstrong ,D . Allan..fiaserill - Atkinson James Alford - J H I Attick WRI Allan itenry. P Avery R N. Allison Sarah Ann t 'D. Bailey Ma& Anne Biscoe Lewis Balla W W tlighath 3 Baker .7aliti It . Blainis Jobti S - Bailey William Black Samuel , Barker ,Tese. A Blain W J Bailey,Alexander Blain Jane Bailey T 0' flack W H Baldwin Matthew Black William Bailey William S • Thaek,Cyrus Batchelor Frederick Boyer Thomas M Bamfield Henry A Bossert Margaret Balsley JaMb- - Bowen Thomas Baker Augustus Baden B S Baird. Samuel M Boyle Bernard Bailey Robert Boynton A G fitalsley Samuel Boal David Platebelor Eliza B Mrs Bothner- Martha Rabb - ingot' , Thomas Boyle Noll Bastian Wm Booram George W Batchelor Charles W Bond Edward F gatemen tsia Bovey Samuel Barran! Rachel I Bolinger Abraham Barrett John Borlow A P Barker,Elizabett • Boyce William Barrley Sarah Bowen Oliver Barnes; flAbs &'O3 Borol and Daniel Bamell Coryden Boyd Nancy Bayless Was l3oag John Brrtin Win 'Bonifield John M Bates D W: Boyd Mary Barnett Zephaniah Ronne Edward Barr lawrea,R Sown William Beattie, F. Ii Brown John Bell I. W ' Brown Henry Beatty Simnel Brown James Belt Ttiomas 2 Bryant H Bell D W & A'S Bruce Elizabeth Bell TG Rev l3rophv Timothy Beaty Rettbeti trice itomas A Bean. if 2 'Brady Alexander Bennis tames Brooks Catharine Beck Jonathan M Brooks Elizabeth J Berlen T N Bryson Saumuel Best Isabella D Bronson George R Benham Mary A Bradley Jarnts Beuvis Joseph Bradford Mr Bemis F A & Co Brice Clara Beck W C Brady Frances Berry Matthew Rean John Beasely mrs Bryant Kisstah Beer Nancy Brinker Louisa Berkbarnmer Brick Mary A Beck John Brady Robert R Beach Rosevrell R 4 Buntin Hattey Beadell IV S &min John F Berry John T Buchnnah Jatnts BitteubanerSareh 2 Buchanan Mary J Blake Patrick H " Bunting Samuel Bigham Jolin A Burkley Ja c ob Bloor James H Burney 'Thomas Blake Greenfield 2 Byrne J P Blakewell Daniel Burk John Biscoe. Lewis Butler Jeremiah Blake Edward Butcher Mmendira Blunt Francis Bryerly Eliza Bishop Michael Burns Barnard Birch Thomas $ Byers John Begges Daniel Cassedy James Cockcraft J H V 2 Carney Michael 2 Collins W W 2 Callahan Isaac R Colelaser Daniel E Cannan Charles . Coldeler Andrew A C Cameron T.O Collins Joseph Caldwell .Jrnes S Collins D & W W Carpenter Michael Collins Samuel Callaghan Nipikl 2 Coburn Simon P Caneal Thorriars Corrnon John Carey Henry; Corley Ellen Carnahan Thomas Cooley James L Callen E mrs Cowan J Carson James Covcxle John Cavan Michael Cornwell John Cahill Dennis Cosier Samuel Cam George Conley William Cameo Michael C Cornier John Carnahan L Coinlein George Campany Helen Conch J S Campbell Peter Coombs Elizabith Campbell William Coyle Edward Campbell Thomas Corkren Martin Campbell Bernard 2 Critehelow David Campbell John S Craig William L Campbell James L Crook Jackson Chambers David Cross Mr Charlton James Cro4er,Samuel Chast Edward Crosbie Martin Chiles Samuel Craig A Christy James Crossby T B Christy R A Croko Henry • Chamberlin Jacob Craig Mary Ann Church Hosea Crawford John Doct Cinnamond Robert Creighton John Clark Robert Critehelow David Clark J Francis Crumrine Michael Clark Sarah J Cross J Rev Clark J S .. Cunningham Nancy Clark Joseph F Cunningham Thomas Clark Andre* Cunliffe Charles Clark-Edward jr Cuff Susan Clark C H Cummins U Clark Washington Cummins C P Rev Cooper Ann R Cochran Robert Cooper Joshua Cooper Daniel Cooper', Samuel D Daniels Ge/rge ° Dickson Ingram Daws John L Devenny John Capt Dales .7 B Dil ener Lucy Daily Michael Dignan Thomas Dalzell:William Dickson William Darr Henry.. 2 D,ckson Cyrus Rev Davison Andrew D,eliold Peter Dane George D. vine Susan Davis & Co D i ouglass Jeremiah R. Davis'Matthew S Docking Mary Jane Davis A H Dossey Rebecca :Hies Davis David Dougherty Sarah Pavia Silas Donnelly Anna Davis Susannah Douglass Joseph M Davis John p Dorthill J D Davis WillialP P Doogan Bridget peford ,G W Donnelly Mall Derhen, , Johe Doyle Charles C Davey Peter Donoughy George. Devenney Lafayette Dooley W Deheexen George 2 Douglass John W Deans dames L Rev 2 Doran John Dealtry William - Dristill Timothy Devinney Marauder Cap Drunk D Dempsey James . Durose Mall Deary James Duvall C F Devinney Saml Dunlop W M Dennison Elijah Duncan Robert Delman William Duncan Archibajt Delany William Dugdale Sarah Dennison A- Donlavy Ann Deforeat Barton Dyneap Mann Dielistiti M Miss Punkin Eliza DI:c I FP Joseph.Dugan Patrick 414 it piinesDugun John pinn. s eg Neale - Dunneehrie Datil jDliekeen Alfred • - Dunn Alex P Dunn, William , 2 - Ebert George G Emeri-Wm Ekin John Rev- - 2 ErimparrGeorge H E4W4pla Thomas Ewing Wm Eazre'Riebanl Evans Joseph cept Ecirnuneaton Wm Eyelet: C • Ebbirt: George T Ewing Argos Earle ,fang Evans C, be rt George 0 • Evans Jane ?M=3= .4.:T~.s ~ ;4't IM:C=E==Ell Evaris R Elmer Peter Elliott J. W. Ewing J Eunson Roberta. 2 Evans R W Falconer-A Rev • Fitch Ederanl • Fanelly Patrick - Flints Walter • Fay James Finney•Ahigate Feigle3r Isaac Flannigan F C Fearnswoith Same Flemington'Thomas Ferguson Charles - Foskett. PollY Ferguson Wm Eorce Wm Copt Ferguson Thomas Forsyth James .N Ferguson S Forbes Leonard terry. Wm _ Foster Andrew Ferguson Thomas Forsham J M Ferguson John C Forkum Wm Ferrell John Forsythe Matthew Fellows John Franklin Robert Fisher Jeremiah Freeman L N Rev Flinn Edward Frazier Amelia Fleming George M Fralech George Fitchel Daniel Freeman Naaman Flething HS Frazier Barnett Fleeces Wm Frost F Fitzgerald John Freedly John Fitzimmons Edward Fry Elizabeth J Fitch Edward Franer Franklin Finnicle Elizabeth Franks Samuel Floylen James Franklin J S Fisher Matilda Freeman Wattson Fitepatrick Martih Fink John Flinnigan Patrikk Fuller Stephen Fluke C H Funk John Finlon James Fuller Wm It Fleming Juliet Galbraith John 3 Glenn William Getson Charlotte Glasgow Moses T Galbraith John Hon Gorgas F Cordelia Gardner Andrew Good John 2 Gast John t'bodspetil Abbate! A Gauley Milan Good P 1' Gallaher E miss Gordon Partbenia E Galenger Nathan - Gordon Elizabeth Gaskill Samuel Gould John S Gamy John Gould James N Gardner Isaac G Goshorn John S Gates William Grove Elizabeth Gallaher [high Gribbon Jane - Gaub John Gross Jacob Gallaher J M Grogan Catharine 'Gallaher James Grazier Robert Gallaher Michael Granger John Gills Hannah M Gracy Margaret Gibson Christopher Grierson B H Gills - 3 P Gtiswold F H Gilmartin Arthur Graham Moriah Gilmore John Graham George Gilmore William Gray John T Gilman Elizabeth H Graham John Gilbert Hezekiah 2 Gray Henry 2 Gifilenfinny'lA' A Gray William IT - Gibson Allred Gutteridge mrs Gibson William Gunning William Guild John Glass John Glenn John Hamilton William Heidi Dennis Hall Abraham G Hemingray Samuel Hall klward K Henderson William Hamilton Jacob Hearn William L Hamilton Vt'illiam Henderson Samuel Hamilton Mark He burn James Haile A J Henderson Hugh Haigh Joseph Helle Frederick R Haley Thomas H Herr Henry Hannigan M Mrs Herron Nlary - Hailes barid Healy William - Handaler Jamtt Hellen Henry Hammitt Samuel Henry Rachel Jane Halley Francis Herring George 1) Hall Edward 2 Hetherington Nathaniel Hammett /ant Heallerick Limond if Hale Albert M Hetherington S N Harvey James E 3 Herrington 11 ii Harris W S Herbert John Hartsman Sarah Hirslifield Z Ilarriss Mary Hinds William Harriss 0 L Hill Edward A II arner George W Hitchcock Horace Ilarris Henrietta miss Hill W D Harris J W Hill Henry H Harrison William Highgdty Thomas Hart Sarah J Higgins Mary 2 Hart Jacob Hill Samuel G Haw J W Holthouse George W 2 Hasemsyer liarriet hi Horner Mary Hatch C W Howard Abner Havily A Hoffman Sylvan Hatten Daniel Hughes Robert Hatch Ebenezer Hussy G SiClair Dort Hawk John Hutchim H G Hanson S W Hunter T W Hatch Mary D Humble Charles Hayes Catharine F !lutetiumJames F Hays Emily Hurd Nancy Hays Abijah Hutchim William Hay Archibald J Hidings Isabella Herriott Caroline Hubble & Gardner Henry Mara M Irwin High li win Jnlin A Isbister Caleb ' Irwin IV C Ingram A P Israel 0 Capt Irwin James taken I Henry Irwin James Capt Jamison Thomas Johnson Susan R Jeffreys John Jones John Jeffries Edmund E Jones W A Jennings J D Jones David W Jennings John Jones Anne Johnson Maria Jones Jacob Johnson Levy J Jones Darcus Johnson Catharine Jones Hester Johnson Elias Jones Eliza Johnson Ursula Jones) D Johnson H • Kennedy John Kerr J F Kiddoo E miss Kerr B Kessinger A Kelly William Kennedy Nancy Kelty M A rota Kehoe Mr King John Kauffman . Robert ' Kingeland C Kane B P King B F Keller William King Michael Keller Phillip Knapp N B 2 Kane Thomas Kirkwood Richard Kenney Henry Kirkland Martin P Kenney Laura L Rinse' Jacob Kennedy David G King Henry S Kerr John Knowlson. John Kelly Timothy Knox George B Kenndy John King George S Kean Mulbury Kirk Hugh Kesley Benjamin Kinnear Elizabeth A Kearns Thomas Kingan R Kenneoz David Kincaid Robert Keefer John King Michael Keeffer Frederick Kirkpatrick John Keudy Samuel Kirk Peter Kepler Israel Kiasell Samuel K , lly Hugh Kimbs Ambrose Kerr Rachel T Kiddoo Thomas Kelly Belinda Kyle Thomas Kenya Messrs Kunkle Mary L ) Lamb George Little Joseph B Lafferty Patrick Liggett Robert Lack Henry Little Joseph I Lafferty Patrick Lidy Mary Lambe Lacon Lithgow J W Lafferty Margaret Little Absalom Laubeck Owen Lipscombe Mary E 2 Lath Penelupe Lightner George M Layton Anne Lindsay L R f..appin Anne Lindsey James 2 Lain) Stephen Longan James Lanegan Michael Long Joseph Lawler *Atte! Lowry Sarah Langan 4Mbtopy Lynch Samuel Lange Susanna bogue Nashy Latsaw J IJ Logswell W Layton Elizabeth ' Lormer H 1 Lauhaw Notley Logan Nancy Jane Leech Lucy Loughrey John Leade M Long Amanda Lewis H \V Longhead Win Lawbead Wm Lore W R Lanham Letitia Lyon Jetties Lemon Win Love Rosannah. Leslie Robert Lowry James Lemon Ann Lockett. Elizabeth Lewis Thomas • Lowe NT Lee Amelia Lynn John T Lee Catharine Long Leander H Rev Lewis W a Loiters Anthony Lening Martha Logan Anna D Leese George W Long Henry Libby Daniel W 2 Love Ephraim Left Mellen . ,ty' ; % 44' • 1 . 1 t; Major nobert - B>=:r: - MitcheltrLawrence Magee chrlaffipher Mania P.fter - llOorhead Middy James' Mahon ThosD" l - ThOmfis Marks i ;Oen' 4- 'MOnnin - G • Maxwell ThA:rfaii . . --- ,; -Moortiead:Thernas G Matlnlhg R Mourer GeorgL. Matthews likbert Morse .Eliza MattheWs JaMei Morgans Morgan M Mahon DeVid N - - Mohr Jonathan Mackey Charles W Morgan Ann M Maloney Patrick Morris George W Marcy A E Mom Eliza Manogne Lawrence Moist) Matthew - Mason Nathan Molley Daniel Matthews George Mont gomery . James Matthews William Mowry Addison Marks William Mbttiaon W C Manley Jacky Mooney Michadl Martin Mrs Moles Zachariah Marshall Eleanor Malley Eaniel Martin W Moriarty Daniel Martin Catharine Morton Rabett Martin yrilliam jr Mooney Patrick Mercer Sarah Ann S Moore Michael Mellin James Moore Tnomas W Mercer Mengart Moore W D Rev Mellinger John H Moore W M Mellon John Moore Thos G Miner J D 2 Moore John Rev Millegan John Moore Elizabeih Miner Abiah Maori. Mary Ann Milligan Jane Morrow Fleming Millbaugh John Morrow John INRnesinger David Moore W M Wier Matthew T Mann Thomas Mitchell Daniel E Alusgrove Robert ikitchell John L Mulherron Bunard Miller James Nurren James Miller John F Myers Ellen Mitchell Daniel Murphy James H Murphy Heury Miller Emily Murphy Margeritto Mitchell William , Murphy Mary Miller A Capt Murphy W E K Miller Sarah M . Adam Robert M'Donough Mary J M'Anley John 31 - Farland II S M Bann John 31 . Farlden Anne 141'Adod Jattfes 311 Grath Bernard 141 Bride Aleir Ii 111 Gill T M Cleßand David 2 141 . Farlden mrs Mtullough 41 B iN Guirk John Mraurland Wm 111 . Farland Sarah Clurg Angeline N Grann Edward Mraßurn A C 111 . Grath Hugh M Clusky Michael 3VGrath William Mrasky J Doct 31 - Garritty E 4 ward Mrlosky James 141:Govern James M 'Cart ney David 141 Geary Patrick M . Chug.h Michael 141*Garr Edward 141 Closky Mary 31 Henry James Caskcy & Young 141'Intob J 141rarnan Michael 141intosh Jambi M Carthy John 31 Intro Michael 31rarty Lawrence ArKnig,ht W 31rallam John 31 - Kee James 34 Cabe John Al Kee II II Causland John NUKenria William Jt Crea James S M Keown Thomas 31 Cheany Margaret Al Kenvin J 31 Connell Austin 141 Kee Hugh 2 N Curiil Henry Al Kee William M'Cunly Robert 31 - Loiky Patrick 34 Cormick John AI limey Nancy Mroy David 3VIC night Mary S Mrormick John G M Keiver Thomas Mrusker John Mdiee Lewis Cready George E .141 Gees Z W miss M . Cormell John Al Laughlin Hanlon 31 . Cready John AI Laughlin Michael 41 Cormick John T :O'Laughlin Phillip NI Crory William AI Lean Alexander 31 . Ellroy Robert :O'Laughlin Win 311:1Iroy John B 34 . 31ann Thomas MI Filmy John 31 Masters Fanny 34 Donnell Michael 141 Milian DA% id 31 . Dovvill Mary Al Nulty John Mitonalil Angus 34 Neill Christopher Milunnell Susan 2 241 Mihlan David 31Der matt John J S ArDunalti B M Master Samuel II Devvitt Roscanns AFWilliams Mary N Norris George Newton Edward NeffJohn.M Nobbs Isaac Nelson John 2 Nicholson Thomas Neall Maiy A Nugent James Newman Christopher Nichols John Noble Jnhn Nile Levi North Mary Nicholson Susan Nutt James 4 North Jane Nichols John Now bald T 0 0 Neill Jobu 3 Overholt Jacob ('Sullivan Edward Owings H H 0 Donnell Barney Oliver A W Doct 0 Dougherty Michael 0 Donnell John 0 Neill J O'Brien Patrick Olmstead D Paulin Xavier Pease Enos Patterson Duncan Phillips Dar id Palmer Hy 2 Palmer Getup. S Parent Mary A Plumlie 'Richard Parnell Samuel H Flantin Francis Paul J W Pitcairn Robert Patton Samuel Pinney Henry Parr Reason B Phillips H mrs Patchett Hugh Pigman William or mrs Page Silas Phillips Margaret Ann Parker Toresa miss Phillips J Augustus Patterson Duncan Prouts P Patterson Joseph Plaided William A Park Frederick H Pinkerton Robert Parks William Phillips J H Parker Thomas C Phillips John Capt Parke George Phillips Isabella Patterson R L mrs Phillips John Patterson L B 2 Phillips John M Parker Thomas M Porter J arid C Patterson Mary Preston Cyprean Patterson Elanor . Pryer Silas Patterson John Price Elizabeth Ann Peirce Lewis Postley Alexander Peirce Patrick Pratt James l'etre William Porter Peacock William Perry John H Parker Kernett Penrose David Price Matthew _ Peters Joseph B Prentleville Thomas Peters Mary J Puniphrey A Pearson Henry Potts George Pennock Isaac B 2 Q Quin Wm Paul Rev 2 Quuy A B Rev Quack Sarah J Ray John Reed Mrs Ramsey Isaac Reynolds Eli Rapp Robert • Reynolds James Radel Catharine Rhinehart'A Aron Raymond S M Richards J B Ragel Bennington Richardson James It Rafferty Nancy Rider James Rathbone Thomas R Riddle Win Reeves Win Rev Roberts Emily Mrs Rees Israel 3 Rorke Owen Reymer G P Rosamond John Reilly Miles Ross Nancy Reehel Writ Roller Wm 2 Resare Louis Victor Robertson M S Remington Z W Russ Mr Rea Mary Robb James Reilly John Robinson Israel W Reeves Barnes C Ryan Catharine Rhodes Joseph Rtran C A miss Reilly Terrence Rubles Harriet Reynolds J C Rudolph John 0 Reed Wm Russell D ti Reed John L Russell Caleb Reynolds Christopher Russell Charles Roberts P A Robinson Oliver A Rogers Joseph Robinson W G S 1 Sanderson John B Simmons Washington Surber Hannah Sloan' Charles G Safford Benjamin Smith William Sarver Andrew ' Smith William J Savage H H 2 Smith John Sanders David ' Smith J J Rev Sawyer S A Smith .Tohn p Sanderson Mary J Smith S Saint James G Smith Joseph Savecon James Smith Samuel J Sampson Thomas Smith John . Scofield William Smith Ann Scott Jane . Smith Elizabeth , Scott Michael J Smith Nancy S Scott George age Annp Schurf George Snodgrass Levi Scovil.Georgeiir:Spranle James Scott Tifomns. Sloppy R F Seas Emanuel, Spargo Mary Scarborough James Soh Henry Seibert John Spargo 'S T Seawright Mary Snowden John or Samuel Searle T S - Spenning William Sellock Hamford M Speer H N Seabrook Abbott H . Sheer. David Searlings Margaret mrs Starr John Sellers Henry Stagers Err Shaffer William Stark Henry Shriver Alexander Steele James Shews Samuel Stevenson William Sharp mrs Stevenson John Shaw Ezra S Stewart Henry Shouamiss Mr Stewart Peter Shoup Henrietta Stewart Alexander Shoull W M Stewart Ellen R Sherman Thomas Stewart John Shepherd Sohn Stewart Samuel Shortwell J Stevenson Robert Sheppard Allen V Stub L Shugart John Stradley E miss Sheriden John Strickler Nosh Shippen Edward Stribling Violet . Sherman S J Starchfield W C Sheridan Elizabeth Stett Larimer Shotley William Brown Suds Mary Singer John H Sullivan John Singer Catharine Sweeney Patrick Skinner Charles S Sweeney Margeret Sonders George Tabb W E Thomas Richard Taylor John Thurston G N Taylor Sarah W Tiernan Ann Taylor James M Tucker James Tatum, Joseph Tressler Fredet ck Tanner John Trunick James Tait Francis miss Treleaing Richard Taylor S L Tut-her Joseph Tanner Louisa Tyler Cyrus Taylor Joseph B Turner George Teas Alixander Turner H S Tees David Rev 2 Tracy Simon Thompson William S Tabun Lucy miss Thompson John P 2 Thompson 11r B Thompson William Thompson Oscar Thane) , John Thompson Robert Thompson John Vutch Silas Rev Valise James Vinson John T Van Wickle Nicholas Vance J Vanconver George L Vance Augusta, Vinston Jerusha Van Nicholas Vemont Seff T Vandergrift James .Vail Solomon Vernon William Vinton Samnel F ion AV Walker John Williams Frances mrs Walker George Williams Rosanna Waddinoton Stephen W • Williams Andrew J Walls Catharine Willson John Y Ward Joseph T Doct 2 Wilson Sarah Jano Watkins Henry Wilson J H Wakeham John F. Wilson John or miss Waughter Frederick Wilson Joseph Walsh John Wilson Sam Rev Watkins William Wilson Maria E mrs Watkins \V M Wilson Mary Waugh W Wilson Roberr 2 Warner 3 ll windrow Jane Walkingshaw John wilson John %Wahl Thoma s windless William Watson John wigging James Weldon Margaret E wigley John Weldon Josiah wickersham Mary Wescott S 0 witty Elizabeth West Joseph sr wiley Joseph %Vella Samuel T nee willrams John G Webb Edward wattle George Wellington Daniel winpenay william Wells Harrison Williamson tors White John willett Wheatcroft Sarituel will Thomas Whitaker J W Doct wickliam Charles L Whitehead F C wincher Nancy Whitmore Charlotte E wooden Sarah White Michael woodsides Thomas Williams David worries Mary Williams James El wright George w Williams Richard wright John 11 Williams Isaac YOne John Young John Yaw Samuel A Young Jesse w Young Daniel J Young wdliam Z.thnitler w N Agent Eagle Mills. Fort Duquesne Division so. 177, Sons of Temperance. Capt. of Stenm Boat Oneota. Managers of Allegheny City Hospital.— Bar Keeper of S. D. Lady Byron. acl C. M'XIBBIN, P. M. DR. LEIDY'S ARSAPARILLA AND VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS, are the safest and most efficacious of any other pills that are made, because They are warranted free from Mercury, Minerals, or any substance whatever that can be the least in jurious or dangerous. They aTEI the only Pills known to routnin Pampa rilla in them, and which is combined with other vegetable extracts. They posacas the combined effects cf purifying and cleansing the stomach and bowels, purifying the blood and fluids of the whole system. They ann be taken at all times, and under all cir cumstances, by young and old, male and female, without interfering with other medicines that may have been taken. They can be taken, without any change or habits or of living, and without any restraint from occupa tion or usual employment. They can ha taken, without any fear of taking cold, during exposure to all kinds of weather or get ting wet. For sale, who'esale and retail, by B. A. FA ONE:STOCK & CO., cor of Ist and Wood, and cor 6th and Wood sts ,c2B Carter , . Cabinet Library. PLEASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, b) aid Humphrey. Life of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastor of the Presbyterian Church a Freehold, in New Jersey in which as contained, among other interesting ifar ticulars,an account of his being three days in a trance, and apparently lifeless. Peace in Believing; by Ree Walter Mal iloray. The Loss of Austrilla; a narrative of the loss o, the Brig Austrilla by fire, on her voyage from Stith and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli gious exercises, and final rescue of the passengers; edited by the Rev. James R. McGavin, Dundee. .The Force ok, Truth, an autheutic narrative; by Thomas Scott. The above are uniform with the "Christian Cabi net Library;" published by IL Carter. Just rec'd by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, se.2B 56 Ma:ket et. between 3d and 4th. OYSTERS I OYSTERS !!" OYSTERS ! !! GLOROE Scurrecit respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he is daily in the receipt arum Faun thrsTEas, which will be served up in every style, at short notice, to suit his customers. try- Ground Nut Candy, and ereq description Of confectioneries, on hand and for sale - at the corner or oth and Smithfield sts. se2S-Om Boots, Shoes. Trunks, etc. FOLLANSBEE & RAY WARE, WHOLESALE and Retail, Boor, Stion, and TRUNIC STOAE ' No. 186 Liberty etteet, nearly opposite the head of Wood. F. &H. have in store and are receiving their Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &c. consisting of the largest stock they have aver been able to bring to this market. Our stock of goods have mostly been manufactured to our order,-and expressly for the Pittsburgh market. We also have constantly on hand a splendid stock of Hayward', Metalic Gam Elastic Shoes, both for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, the most beautifitl article ever manufactured. We would solicit an examination of our stock of goods, by all who wish to purchase either atwholeeale or retail, as We shall sell at a small adeance above cost, Country Merchants will find it to their interest to call and examine gut stock before pttrchasiug. FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, atygt "n '56 Liberty et., Pittsburgh. Fashionable Boot Maker. ITILE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he has purchased the Boot Es tablialiment of D. Perry, No. 55 Wood et., and will carry on the business, in (intim, in all its branch es. The manufacture of genßeilen's boots, will be particularly attended to, and the best mechanics em= plosed to perfoam all parts of the labor, connected therewith. The very beet materials will be used iii their manufacture. From a long experience in the buainesii, as well tis being a practical workman, the subscriber expects a share of public patronage. I WM. BUTLER, 1 65 Wood et., Second door from Third et. Having sold out rny entire establishinent td Wm. Butler ; I take great pleasure in recommending him to my .old customary and the public generally.— Knowing him to be a good practical workman, I feel confident that he will give general satisfaction. •el3-2w B. PERRY.` Atlantic, La!;f..t. , , • M=32VOZI=S -.lllagnetic Telegraph Co. PUILADELPIIIA TO PErrSliUliscsli 4,- E I re <I. ° 4 4 , • 0 73 1. p Ate. 7 , = ma O ° I CI vo t °l !qt 1 1 , 4 2 he Pi Tele, SECT[ 'gement of t e Magnetic Under the Man. 1 c-J m I~ I I I lEE 'o I,= 1.7- 17 7 e -•1- - tom' :5 - I I t. I I• is 7/ C . et — E to •:. '''' I ?, I I:=2 Lancaster to Coluntion, 10 cents for 10 words, and pro ,ata. Lancaster to York, 15 cents for 10 words, and pro rata. Pittsburgh to Cleveland, 30 cents for 10 words, and 2 cent* for every additional word. Communications must be prepaid; written in a plain, legible hand, bearing upon the face not only die address ai full, but the signature and residence of the signer. Every reasonable cause of complaint, will be in leered into, and remedied if practicable. The pub. lic are requested to make known such, either to the managers, at their respective offices., or to the Gene ral. Superintendent at Philadelphia and Cincinnati, thdt evils may be remedied, and the lilies made suit able mediums for the public service. The public may rely upon the integrity with which slrthe operations of the lino will be conducted, and the sacredness of all communications entrusted to thdm for transmission. The articles of Association require the Offices to be dosed on Sabbath. Main Office hours from Sun rise to 10 P. M. Me , clianVa Exchange, Philadelphia, Sep 15, IS4 - 7 s ep27. d 1 vr Post Office Stationery. I` compliance with the Law and the order of the Postmaster General, Sealed Proposals 'will be re ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, on Monday, the 25th day of October, for supplying the Stationery re quired tbr the use of this Post Office, during the four years commencing January let, 1848 and ending De. cember 31st, The estimate for each year, is as follows One hundred Reams Enveloping paper, yellow -19 by 24 tsactws. One hundrui and twenty-five pounds Packing twine. Cotton. Ten pounds best scarlet sealing was. Contractors are required by law to give bond in a. sum equal to double the value of the &rucks to be furnished. Payment trill be made on delivery of the Station ery. Please furnish samples. C. AUKIBBIN, Postmaster. se.?.o-dt.4.v Pittsburgh- Imported Cigars. THOUSAND Imported Cigars, consisting of , I Justo Sang Steam Boat Pittnctres, all colors. Washington Imperial and Eagle REGAL/as. Ten different varieties of IlAvAries. These are genuine and very sopcnor. For sale at a small advance, at the Wine Store of JACOB WEAVE,R, se2B cor Market and Front tits. Bodateads and Turning Factory, ALLEGHENY CI rY. rplIE undersigned having commenced the above business on the corner of Robinson and,Sandus icy streets, opposite Arbuokle•s Cotton Factory, and having purchased the right of using the improved Bedstead Fasting of McLean's, ‘yhich is far super iour to any non• in use ; we respectfully invite the attention of the Cabinet Makers of both cities to call and examine for themselves. H. M. DAVIS & CO. septl I d-y DaWs !lead Quarters for Hosiery,. • rilo those who wish to provide for the approaching J_ cold weather, would do well to call in time, to examine my assortment of Woolen Drawers, under Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., as I have my winter's stock ready for examination, of my own and Foreign manufacture. N. B. Call early that you may have the first choice. M. DALY, Sign of the Big Stocking, sth 3t. se2s-tf between Wood and Market. ' Hampers. LARGE Willow Hampers, suitable for packing Glass or Queensware, for sale by JACOB WEAVER, ° cor Mark et and Front sta. se27 Scientific and Liberal Books. ORIGIN of Life by Rollick; Marriage and Ma trimony, by O. S. Fowler; Vestiges of Creation, with the Sequel; Mackintosh's Electrical Theory of the Universe; Paine's Political and Theological Works; Strauss' Life of Jesuit; Koran; Taylor's Die r psis; Life of Paine; Volney's Voltaire'sFhi losophical Dictionary; Paliner'S Principles of Nature; also the latest editions of the best liberal and scien tific pamphlets, expressly designed to facilitate the acquisition or useful kndwledge, for sale in Liberty street, opposite Wayne street, where subscriptions to 'Fowler's Phrenological Journal, Young America, Regenerator, and Boston investigator, wil be re ceived by (se27.d2m*) JOHN FERRAL. Vegetable Pulmonary Salaam. rI'IBIS Balsam is probably, almost without a paral -1 tel in having, during a trial of nearly 20 years, fully maintained the high reputation which jt has ac quired rot Consumptive Complainti and all diseates of the Lungs, Throat, and - Chest. It has been used' with probably greater success than any other article known, and many physicianirwhohaee had an oppor tunity of witnessing its highly saint:ay effects, do not hesitate to reccommenil it as a safe, Convenient, and very efficacious medicine, equal if not superior to any other prescription for the above complainta within their knowledge, and one which has seldom disappointed the reasonable ex?ectations of these wbo ,havcf need it. It is a most valuable remedy for tannimPlionss Asthma, Pleurisy, Atkin:el Spitting of Blood, Roving ,Cen!gh, Coughs,. Broriehitit, and Pantonetry ~4Petioni gf retry kind. For sale by i 3. A. FAIINESTOCTS & Co. sel7 corner let& Wood, & aor 6th Wood .y, co _... ... - . ...., _. - -.- :ratifiß ,--.:,... ~ •-..- cpw.Aittrasolh-.: - Late 4if Pitiftaaith:,._s: ~..- ititte074.1111444 - .Venn ;poi -warding owl boiliiivissirmliCtkirtats. No, 8. Fr. onS Strad,. 1:60.. , e Itioadie4. ''.. '''' CINCHNINA'tt 4,eftie... . , . Iqr.7Eir SOS _ ,',... mer c ho,:us generally', Pinsthrgh, Pa. Merchant.? general, Nashville, Tenn..- ' W.F. Lane & CO; Louisville, Ky.- Springer 4 Whiteman . , • I"lnnati • - James Johnston & Co., C r- 13 .nr 6 ; Hewitt, Heranflr. Co., Nsw Orleans - . Magreger & Morris, New York. Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore. Eng.dey Sr. Co., Philadelphia. Daniel Deshon, Boston. sep24-ly 1 1 c •_-_ ..,.., M. 47 r BBLS. PORT WINES, good vintages of '3B, '40,'42, '43, '44, and '45, consisting or - 0 . Harris & Son , c c".. pure juice, Pure, 2840: do ~, Treble grape : 1 Pure juice; ii do " double do . `O . 081:1011VS t .I' P - Ar. Cd. " do 1834, straw ... Hunt & Co. " do 's' color, ' rich ;•.' Ducal Grape single do fii ° and fruity; Burgundy do do Queen pale rich and very onperion Lagure; - 1. casks, Cala. bria and Crate. ''o I 0 V C^ 1 - Several of these wines are the best for medical purposes; many of them come from the District of the upper Corgo, entirely freed by age from acidity or sweetness. Just received, ih store and for sale by the original package; and Also on.draught at the wine store of the subscriber. v../ -I -= I_ CEO BERTIRAPENS, Platinated by Gal Mlle Process; neerlY.iii good as gold Pens. Eighteen cents a eard, contlining 20 Pens, with a good Pen-Holder. Pen No 1, suitable Ihr running band, No 2, " Secretary is No 3, " Round t , No 4, " Italian " tas, ~ Old English Ellik Letter, No 6, " Lady's hand. Each card contains 20 Pens, with a gad pen holder. MO aburk apt C. V The Pen No 9 is principally used in writing - and drawing schcols. No 5 for copying Music, marking Parcels, etc. Nos I and 2 for Bank-Note signatures, and these pens never cut the paper, however fine, or however heavy the hand may be. - • L. LOOMIS, Ag't.; setd-d I w No 89 Wood at. MI Catholic Institute Lectures. THE undersigned Lecture Committe of the Catho, lie Institute, take pleasure in announcing to the public, that arrangements are being completed for having a sends of Lectures, upon L.terary and Sci entific subjects, delivered before the Inatiteteduring the coming season. The opening Lecture will be delivered by JOSEPH R. CHANDLER, Esq., of Philadelphia, on Monday evening next, the 27th inst., in the Hall of the Dual- ' tute, St. Paul's School buildings] at 71 o'clock. Single Tickets to the Lecture, 25 cents. Tickets admittind two ladies with gentleman, 50c. Tickets may be procured at the Book-stores of Wm. B. M'Conologue and J. Quigley, sth st., of ei ther of the Committee ? or at the door. EEI LUKE TAAFFE, :DR. D. ADM EAL, JAMES MAY, Committee P., C. SHANNON, se .2.3-4 t G. S. FETTERMAN, al Splendid Stock of Dry Goods, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A. A. azAschr &ADO., - • 62 Market street, between Third and Fourth its., T T AVE on hand a very large and splendid stock VII of Fall Goods, of the most fashionable styles, comprising a general assortment of Caney and staple articles; our customers and the public generally, are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock... We have in stole a great variety of Rich Dress Goods, viz:— Rich Printed Cashmere and De !Airiest French Merinos, assorted colors; Alpaccas, Luttres, and - Bombazines; French and Earlston Ginghams; Prints, and new Dress Goods generally; Rich BM Dress and Mantilla Silks; Rich Color7d Dress Silks, in great variety. SHAWLS! i' New Paris designs of long and square Cashmere Shawls, Medium and low priced Turkeri and Cash mere; heavy and rich Scotch Plaids, BPli and mode col'd Thibett, and many other Shawls. Housekeeping Goode. Medium and low priced Blankets, of every size; Marseilles Quilts, Furniture Chintz, Dimity, Floor Baize, Linen Table Covers, Stair Linen, Linen Sheet ings and Pillow case Linens, Napkins, Russia and Tap' e Diaper, White Linen; also, Moreens, Damask, &c. Silk Serges, Worsted do, Silesias, Col , d Cambricks, Buttons of every description, Bindings, Threads, Sewing Silks, Twist, Canvass, Padding, &c. &c. WOOLEN GOODS, And articles for Men and Boys wear, of the best French, English and American Manufacture, includ ing a handsome assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins arid Vestings• ' also Cassinetts, a very large assortment; heavy Pilot Cloths, Beaver-Ncrseya, Linseys, &c. Having a house in New York, we will be constant ly receiVing the newest and most fashionable styles of Goods, and at the lowest prices. _sle.-chants from all parts of the country are invited to examine our stock. .Dr.• Wholesale Rooms up stairs. ie23 WItI. ALEXANDER & SONS, Coffin Makes and Furnishing Undertakers, PORZER OP PENN AND Sr. CLAIR sractrs, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, ENTRANCE on er_vn ST., • RESPECTFULLY inform their friends, and the public, that they 1.:;74'Z" -- 2-3- 7 vir s are prepared to furnish and at tiorl2o tend to every thing in the line of Undertakers, as they have quit the business of Cabinet Making, and their Men. non will be devoted altogether to the above busi ness, keep a large assortment of COFFINS made and finished, covered, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety of materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROUDS ready mule, of all macs, of Flannel, Cambric, and Ainslie, at all prices, and made in the eastern style, and all other articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing funerals, of quali ty and prices to suit; SILVER PLATES for engrav ing the name and age; ICE CASES for laying the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their friends any length of time, and have ZINC PANS to put.ice in for laying on the body ; LEADEN Coifing always on hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a pair of fine horses, and any number of the best carriages, etc. etc., and trill be prompt, punctual, and reasonable. augl9-y At Mrs. DUFFS New - 101111pery Store, 10 St. iglelr ; istreot., ' XTEW style French Chemilents, Mourning Col lr lars, Fancy Frills and Capes, Mourning do., Ladies Silk Scarfs, a new and elegant pattern of Ladies Velvet Bead Bags, Black net Gloves, a choice selection of rich new styles Cap and Bonteal Art:- torts, Rich Black Silk for Cardinals; Swiss Muslin!, Nets, &c., Ladies Cardinals made or cut to ord . & in the latest styles. Also, sonnets, Caps, Capes, Frills, and every article in the Millinery business. sep4 Gold Pens Gold Pens! Gold Pena I f W. W 4 WILSON, HAS just received a very large assortment of the best Premium Diamond Pointed Gold Pens— selected with great care by himself; a few days since; in New York, and will sell them .at regular New York prices, and warrant them. A part of the se lection are of Levi Drown, Hayden, Albert G. Bagley, Prince Albert, Benedict fa Barney, Rotigh and Ready; Woodward, and other makers: seto - TORN B. MELLOR, No. 8! Wood at., is now t"re ceiving an elegant assortment of -Boston and New York Pianos. Arrived to-day and now -open for sale Two splendid Rosewood Pianos ; 6 octaves, $266 00 One " carved " at 300 00 One " Mahogany " 6,1 octaves, 350 00 One Grand Piano Forte, made at the factory of Henri Hera, Paris, and fully equal to the onaused by him at Ire Concerts, 600 00 One Mahogany second hand Piano, made by • Stodart, Worester & Dunham, N. Y., 226 00 A further supply will be .rcceivoi during this week. • . sepB HatabisiiAta Celebrated PAW& Ittagnesin. ripHIS issa mild, safe and elegant Anti-acid and I. Aperient; being a perfect solution of chemical- ly pure carbonate of Magnesia in water; possesses all the medical qualities of the finest preparations of Magnesia, without being liable to form concretions in the bowels, or to acrinjUrionsly ripen the coats of the stomach. One table spoonful or the Fluid filag nesia is entavelent in strength to half a teaspoonful or dommon Magnesia: For sale by fl. A. FAUNESTOCK' & CO:, car let sMiWood, and Wood and Smithfield sta. aaQb o PORT WINES. JACOB WEAVER, cor °Market and Front eta TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS JUST RECEIVED New Stook of Ptnnos.• I!ARM '.--,...,. ..,,--, ,' ..:- . .-,;',*( 4116'.44!tit*.• - ' '.• Z. -- 00tri; 1 1BM.amplilazirmq--•.--.- 4.- :. i11'... .4141 v .. - K-ERts ANTP....vccate.i.-aa iuzixtEiOr...74.! x.-i. pEi. *opt. A.lna ati:r4Bl;4-ig,3kirrumial3, ril „... ... . - . TIEALERS, -in Coin', Bank Notes, Timer Bills,- _Ly periigii-lied Douretitin..lnvhitagei:CorjfirAto of Deimerte, &e. .......T..... '- - EXCNA NG-E.on. all tle PrinciPsl'Ciltes. - lir the Vunionaattl.Eniope, lot sale in sunts , 4r- - ititittetriiiqe, . ,C11,1111.F.N1 4 in& psi Fends teeeFred air itvosit.S. COLLgeTtON.S . made On , all parie:Of Via IT B iOn't at the lowest. roles. irtitiziicis - - Mesire..lif. Leech & Son, : ~ , . '.- " Citden - & - Sne*den, ' '.... , .. " Wm. Sell & Son, . 'Pi..,..sivitilii..' " S. MiCliiiktii-& CO. , •, English, & Bennett. ; i " • Pletlivig& -Irr,olher, .. " Falba, Lakhirop.er Co'. ,- Esq...iint4 ° " Wm. R. Thompson Jr. Co: • . -:,:--" , ' ''''' " lloadly, Phelan & Co. } l tr• . iii; ~,` ~.'- " Itabtock & (1.'3. ' , F;!;: . ~ Tiffany, Ward &Co.' •",-7' " John M.Cullough & Co. B.aii.nioltitV-' Mr. James George, - - - ! , ,C. 1, H. Hanna,. Ctirciimiii , Q 1 _ " . Joseph`Wataon, ~,i,r,... ~._L-,-- , ..,.i.- ~., -. 'Messrs: Fenner lk. M , Millan. • . ,- '!'y - r!. , ‘'.!.-.:.:-- - _ .‘ II: F. Ellis, , F.,sq., Cashier, Ban Lewietoiini.PaP - Pitts • gh, September 2d i- 1847-y , . '' -,•., ...:...-7 , 1" , .44 ~ n.,t*i'a7 ; BILL ctaav, DART thl, EiChANGE IiROkEnS, EIL1.7116111,: . 21‘:': FOREttiN AND DOIADSTIC'EXCNANGE;:catt' TIFDAT.BB OF DEPOSIT,, BANK .OQLD AND .S.EI.JANR. No. 65 WooD irk., 3p noon tritioty.Fotritint,:afinais...:, Pittsburgh, Pa. • •-' 11DARSends and Currency received on Defidaisartal collenthitis made inall the principal eitiearcifthia-.. United States. Bight Crchinge on 13alt,more,New .` York, and Cincinnati olis ' unPY,ret a r ia, in sums to suit ptitrhascri; • - - Kentucky. Virginia and Prentsiyfra: nia. - Bank Notes bought and sold oitthe The highest preminni Paid for Ameti4n Exchange on 'England, Ireland, Germany- aunt trance precnred; rmar22..k.7: ALLEN . rark:inb RANKERS AND EX Cll B ttO ERS, DEALERS IN' FOREIGN ANii DOIAESTIC"; BILLS, BILLS OFEXEHANGE,CEUTIFEAV4 4 OF DEPOSITS:, BANE 'NOTES,' AND COIN: Corner of Third and Wood fits., directly opposite the St. Charles Hotel: ' A ' It a2B'4 N. HOLkr.g itt• Stift," AND bk:AL4I I 1 ricniiiia colic iSik Ifo. tl5 illfahket tttect; , Belling rate. Exehange. ' - Btlyixli; rate; Nee York, I , :pr CinOinnati-- I die Philadelphia 6 c Louisville' Baltimore I 6 6 Sc. Louie • tiOtia• „, Buying ratet: County &gity ordcs rioted -New York 4 Ye, Buying rats s. . I dia Indiana * Kentucky Virginia cr Wheeling e. Tennesgbe 3 aulß-y • Fashiorii.; V RATS AND CAI TITE subscriber will introduce, this day, Coster's Fall Style of French, Mole. Skin, and Nutra Hats, to whible he would invite ihe tat& tion of the public. G. W. GLASGOViri 1153 Wood st.b • 3.1 door below liatis Auction Rooms. N. B. Ilia Fall assortment of Cape and:Muff/3;cm ,- biacing an extensive variety, is del.& expected, and will be duly announced. : s-, PROPOSALS WILL be received' at the office of die Pittabiitglt Water Wok Until the first of Octohernext, for erecting Engines arid" Pumps far the Allegheny City Water Works., [siouttitak;,- For furni-thifig 75,000 lbs Castings tor. &ante!. kt* 4C - 4 ,Boo.SCrew Bolts. .50 feet of 24 inchlron pipe 4 550 t. cc 20 at a . ,4 .‘ 550 lt 14 12 411. {4 " two 24 inch Stop Valves'. two 12 " .; ‘i tt c! two 20 '! ci Coati. Proposils to statethe stun for Eitinei atid treftro • complete. To :quid the dmoUrit per lb. for Cdstietu;Seiliolf.': dolts, Pipes ? and Strip talvei—did to i4terthii amount for the two al inch Stopcoati. , rot particulars enquire of - • ROBERT,„,ItIOOIit ? aug2644 Beplt.of Pittsburgh WateiWcirke. ' Coal Property for Sale: - AID property is situated on the tMoricuagaltela- - 0 River" immediately above Lock N 0.2. consisting. of Rail Road, Pet Lars, R. R. Urdgons,., and , convenience for running Coal, all in_perfect There are eleven Houses Upon the premises in iota-. tenantable order, and now paying a,rent of. $250 per anndm. Siid Road opedd iota dd . inexhanstablo vein of Coal, which can be obtained tipon veryirea+- : iondble terms. Any one wishing to commence Aft' :Mal business will find this a rarecortttntikav four, fifths of the whole purchase tvill be taken,in;todk... Fot partictilars euqdire of the subscriber OpOn Rat premises. aug3l-Imo` JOHN 31,C1A75.KEY.,-; HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND J Oita{ IN AL ILEIti reclaim IX reamcm Sari DOMESTIC. tuat.pwAitt, - No. S 5 Wood Street.: 7OULD respectfully inform bili , Triends and 'the public generally, thatlii:lias received S. large stock of foreign 11arilwaro,per-71104,4.15abe11a " Wyoming:" and . . , NionciSgahela,” or larire stippyy;pl'Anierican frott make his assortiireatviii ettensiya and "6Olneetii; - .'Viin: tern riferchantiy'rill fil6ase call ina sepff - - 1 Qtjß LOTS—lldended by Pennj Libertyfaedßey\ sta., each lot having 24 ft. front, andi eztendiag back TIO ft. Two of-them are Corner lots r lind the. , ' position of the whole propefty ie One, 614 emonad.!",. vanta,goods le the city. For further , ply to rd. SWAHTZWELatty Fourth st.i. bet. Wood SteithfittL, • nail Fashions. - t• Q MOORE has just received front New ta 1.0 d the, ra4l.4tyle of HATS, ishichild traduce this day, Saturday, Aug.2Bo. 411, 44; 8 *.jit, : want of aiieat and superior liAT,.wouldArk Wain call at WoOttit - tCl — d — oor iLbwit - e Fonigt aog2S g AITTiON 7`711 . 2 PLIBLIC.—The 4,,/ by written contract with the Tinny h a s the exclusive right to sell their2Teas • in-fittn." - burgh and Allegheny cities. Any person attempting to sell their Teas except'proeurerl • thratiglf la.' - 0 practicing a deeeptinn tend-'a fiend —and their statements are not to be relied OW s'e2a A. JAYNES, 19 Fotrrth 411 eirti n o BEts Madeiras, Sherries, Ala was, Lisbon* i 7 v.) and Tederiffe some-iarthen thoicest brands; just received sidd ar sale by the' original package or otherwise:.. ALSO, 40 doz Madeiras and Sherrie's . ; fo - i ittei the doz or single bottle, at. JACOB WE.A.FRIVS Wine'Ftdrei dor Market and . Front soh QM . TIE Cotiartriership-lieretoroa_eiistin4 between the subscribers* under ea Stile of J. Et, Items& Co. id dasolval thid Oa" by;timisarcOnsera, The btesitiiss will be eoitiniaa by J. 1). - wbo is duly authorized to settle the accounts of Mei. late firm. - T. D. WILLIAMBf. Pittsburgh, Sept. 1, THOS.' MILLEP.T..., ' • TT NIYEItTAKEP:,Fifth izatnediatelyoPpitslid 113 the Theatre, respectfully infrirera his friendk and the public, in geticral,, that- he,has reamed... business as a Furnishing ltndertakei: , He is sup. plied with, and always keepson'hand, O - offing of all ,o sires and kinds ' shrouds, and sit other, articles :tea cossary suchone.asionti. Silver plates, ice boxes, and supplied on order... A fine hearse 'and Carriages al,; ways ready to attend funerals. 6,1213..iy • ey, faze 5.,„ • s—.in good condition; for EIA,COB , co of Marketrind Pxont- tc ITSI To. Coitnitrr' Blerribanvi. A..itksoft & CO., 62 Market street, ..invites LA.: - the attention. of Country Mertberita to their extensive assoitineatofrorelign and thatnestie Osethi;', athicb will be sold at gaZtent jobbing prices - -••- . se3o • Otr. Wholesale Roosts, 2d fltety.' • NTEW LAW 11001C-- -, A ttlittbi;ktriol:7 - 2 .- I . lt contracts and rights ei contras:- tors, by C. G. , Asicltion; Esq. . I riWpublisitedt tor sale by ('e3 o ) E1.r4017 EN-Grasv,„__ MEI C ' 4 *wik -
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