F 1 I U ME =MIM! i II I. D. MIME, C. 'W. ANDEDION. Late of Pittsburgh, Pa. Late of Nashville, Tenn. LEHRER & ANDERSON, DEALERS', IN COTTON. 111Tama and Commis: lon penchants, . 8 Front Street, above Broadway. CINCINNATI, OHIO. REFIT.B. TO Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa. Merchints generally, Nashville, Tenn. W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky. Springer ¢ Whiteinan Cincinnati Ohio. James Johnston &I Co., Hewitt, Reran & CO., i New Orleans. 'Magregor & Morris, New York. Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore. Smith, Bapley & Co., Philadelphia* Daniel Deshon, Boston. sep24-ly Bureipean Agency.,' and Remittantea to • Ireland, Englund, &o. T ARGE and small minis of money can at all times 1 . 2 be remitted by sight drafts at reduced rates to au parts of England, Ireland, Wales, &c., and Lega- ClO3, Debts, Rents, dahlia and property in Europe can be collected and recbvered through the subscri ber, or during his absence from t lie city from Octo ber.until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap plication to Janne MAY, Merchant, Water street, Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. P. S. As IL Keenan has been frequently troubled by applications and letters on the business of"Herd man be Keenan," passenger agents of New York, he deems it necessary to say, that he is not the Keenan of that firm, and has never had any connexion with either of those persons. oct4 PROPOSALS W_ILL be received at the office of the Pittsburgh Water Works, until Monday * the lath, for Excavating 29,812 yds. of Earth for the Reservoir of the Allegheny Water Works; also for making 100,000 hard Brick. For particulars enquire of ROBERT MOORE, Sup`t. Pitsburgh Water Works. ES iWINE STORE. The subscriber would direct attention 41,_,.. — .'. 7"' , 11, to his extensive assortment of FOREIGN' 1 .. . •:.'k IF Wrnts and Lull:zone, embracing all descriptions and qualities, which he will sell wholesale and retail at low rates. His stock was selected personally, not from Agencies, but Boni Importers from places of g rowth, and none but the genuine brands are sold. Samples furnished and forwarded with dispatch, JACOB WEAVER, corner Market and Front sta. ocl 1 DM LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA 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 are the only Pills known to contain Sarsapa rilla in them, and which is combined with other vegetable extracts. • They possess the combined effects of purifying and cleansing the stomach and bowels, purifying the blood and fluids of the whole system. They can 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 lakes. They can be taken, without any change of habits or of living, and without any restraint from occupa tion or usual employment. They can be taken, without any fear of taking cold, during exposure to all kinds of weather or get ting wet. For sale, wholesalb and retail, by B. A. FAHNESTOCK az CO., • cor of Ist and Wood, and cor oth and Wood sts. ocl2 '"lt is the Best Cough Medicine I ever ErELE THIS Was expressed in our hearing yesterday, by an :intelligent gentleman, who had used .but about one halfof a bottle of Dr. Willard's Oriental Cough gixture, before he was entirely cured. Come and get a bottle of it,and. if the most obstinate cough or cold does not disappear by its use, your money will be refunded. Compbunded as it is, of the most effective, though harmless and pleasant remedies, its use for years has not, nor indeed can it, tail to give entire satisfaction. Fcr sale, wholesale and retail, bit HAYS & BROCKWAY, Liberty street, near Canal Basin WM, FLEMING, Lawrenc.eville. Sold also by ocll E4 , eiss . Goods AA. MASON, 62 Market street, will open this . morning, five cases of Cashmeres, Oregon and California Plaids; Gala do; Merino doi also !Fiona do Lains; Cashier de Cosec. French Merinos and Thibets An excellent assortment of Drab, Stone, Blue and Black Colors, of every quality; also Alpaccas and Bombazines. Bonnet 13e3bons 500 pcs of Rich Bonnet Ribbons of every style; also, 600 Wrought Collars and Capes, very cheap. Flannels 11 bales or Red, White and Yellow Fannels, both Plain and Twilled, of every quality; also, 400 pairs of Whitney, Bath, Rose and Mackinac Blankets; of every site Cassinette. 4 Cases of Black, Mixed and Blue, Figured and Plain; alsO Cassitneres and Broad Cloths, &c. &e. At 62 Market street. • ocl2 A. A. MASON & Co. MURPHY & CO., Looking. Glass Store, No. 98 Wood streel.—Mr. J. Murphy, Ilate of the Sa- ble Harmonises is now prepared to receive orders for all kinds of Looking Glasses, Pier, Mantel and Toilet; plain and ornamental portrait, miniature and landscape Frames of the latest NeW York styles; .also, a splendid lot of ornamental window Cornices. 'Old Frames re-guilt. Don't forget the number ;0 , 95. se9-d3m&w4t =3 ASmall tract of land containing about 70 wares, situated in Buffalo township, Butler county, within one mile of the road leading from Pittsburgh to Kittanin, The land is all cleared except about 7 acres and under a good state of cultivation. There is a good frame dwelling house and frame barn on the premises. The farm is well watered and aboundsin good coal and limestone. For terms apply to William Boyd, Attorney at Law office on 4th' street,above Smithfield. Jel7—d&wtf t A.-I Not ice WHEREAS, Letters of Administration on the Estate of Patrick Cahill, late of the City ri Pittsburgh, dec'd., have been granted to the subscri bers, residents of said City—all persons indebted to said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay. meat, and those having claims against the same, will present them duly authenticated for settlement. JOHN J. MITcHEL, JOHN E. DOWNING, ocII-6tawd Administrators. George W. Loyng• ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law and Notary Public; office at the corner of 4th and Wood it,, over Sibbet Or Jones' Exchange office. oct4 Imported Segars, eta THE lovers of good Segars and Tobacco, are re spectfully informed, that the subscriber has just received an extensive assortment of the most approv ed brands, among them the following, viz Victoria, Plantation, Principe, Venus Regalia, Regalia, Fagorres, Eugene's, Common " Also, a few 'Boxes of " Slahter , s Black Fat," a celebrated chewing tobacco. 'JOEL MOHLER, aug6 Druggist, Fifth and Wood sta. Arr Chronicle and Gazette copy. S. DPKINLEY, Bowe, Sign, and Ornamental Painter, AND DEALAR IN'PAINTS, No. 44; ST. CLAIR STIMET, PITTSBURGH, AAS constantly on band all kinds of Pam's, either Dry or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil; Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine; Window Glass, of all sizes; Putty, Paint Brushes, &c,, all of the best quality, and for sale at reasonabe prices eepl l-tr AUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—The subscriber V by written contract -with the PEKIN TEA Co., has the exclusive right to sell their Teas in Pitts burgh 'and Allegheny cities. Any person attempting to sell their Teas except procured through me, is practicing a deception and a fraud upon the public —and their statements Aare nAoYt tNo E b S e , r 7 e 9 l ie F d on o r ri h . st se23 i Madeira Wines. 93 GELS Madeira , ' Sherries Malagas, Lisbons and Teneriffe Wines, embracing some of the choicest brands; just received and for sale by the, original package or otherwise. ALSO, 40 doz Madeiras and Sherries; for sale, y the doz or single bottle, at . JACOB WEAVER'S Wine Store, se24 cor Market and Front sta. Fall. Fashions. SMOORE has just received from New York s the Fall Style of HATS, which he will in-diqk troduce this day, Saturday, Aug. 28th. All those in want of a neat and superior HAT, would *do well'to call at No. 75, Wood st., aug2B • ad door above Fourth. "- • -- ,•• ' . • . , - EMS= Auction Salm. Admllialtrators Sate OF a Grocery Store and Fluent', Scales, Hem hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c.', at Auction. By JAMES M'KENNA. riN Thursday next, October lath, at 10 o'clock in 1J the forearm*, will be' sold, by order of the Administrators efts late Patrick Cahill, deceased, at his. late Residence, 'corner of Wylie, and Tunnel streets, his entireistock of Groceries, 4.tieenswEum, Glass ware, Stove, Fiitures, Household Furniture and Kitchen utensils, &c. sc. comprising in part: Young Hyson and Black Teas, Coffee, New Or leans and Loaf Sugar; Molasses, Spices, Tobacco, Mackerel and Shad,Bed cords, Window glass, wrap ping Paper, Soap and Candles, a large lot of liueens ware, Glassware and Crockery. Store fixtures, viz: 1 Egg Stove and Pipe, Coun ter Scales and Pipe, Counter Scales and Weights, Counter and Shelving, &c. Also, at the same time, Household Furniture and Kitchen utensils, viz: Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs. Tables, Kitchen uten. ails, &c. JOHN J. MITCHF.L, JOHN E. DOWNING, Administrators. ocl6 JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r. Dry Goods, Furniture, die. at Auction. BY JAMES M'KENNA. ON.:Monday nest; Oct. 18th, at 10 o'clock in the 'forenoon, will be sold at the Auction Rooms, No 114 Wood street, 3 doors from Ash, a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, the balance of a Retail Country Store, among which are in part: French and English Rroad Clothe; various colors; double milled Cassimeres and Cassinetts, 801 and plain; Alpaccas,plain and twilled4Flannels,Calicoes, Lawns, Irish linen, bleached and brown Minding, Shawls, Ildkfii.•. Cravats, Silk Pocket Hdkfs., Linen Cambric do, Woolen Comforts, Suspenders, Purses, &c. And at 2 o'clock, P. M., Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz: Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Stands, Rocking Chairs, Queensware, &o. And at early gas light, same evening, gold and lever watches, bteastpins, anger rings; also cloths, cassimeres and cassinetts, in quantities to snit pur chasers. octl3 JAMES M'KENNA,Auct'r. AMAGED GROCERIES, vizi Coffee, Tobacco, jij and Soda Mb, on account of whom it may con cern, at Auction. Will be sold without reserve, at M'Renna's Auc tion Rooms, No 114 Wood street, 3 doors from sth, on Monday, Oct. 25th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on account of the Columgia Insurance Company of Philadelphia, and all those whom!it may concern, the following artieles amerchandiee,partially dam ned on the Pennsylvania Canal, viz: About 35 Bags of Coffee ; Do 70 Boxes Tobacco, of various brands and qualities, and • 3 Blida. Soda Ash. Terms ai sale JAMES 51'KENSA, oct 1G Auctioneer. =1 BY JOHN D,. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER DRY GOODS. ON Monday morning the 18th instant, at 10 la , clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, come. of Wood and sth eta., will be sold without reserve, to close Consignments, a large assortment of Dry Goods, &c. At 2 o'clock, P. M., 1 Patent Ploughs, with con!. tors; 10,000 very superior Spanish Segars; 6 hf chests Y. 61, Tea; 5 bbls Rice; 8 Boxes Tobacco, 3 bble. N. 0. Molasses; 3 casks assorted China and Qu eerie ware . An extensive assortment anew and second hand household furniture: mahogany bureaus, tables, chairs, bedsteads, mahogany work stands, feather beds. bedding, looking airlines, mantel clocks, cooking stove, Kitchen Furniture, &c. At 6i o'clock, P.M., ready made clothing, fine shirts, gold and sl!ver watches, double b r clod fowl ing pieces, pistols, fine table and pocket cutler, blank books, letter and cap writing paper: variety goods, &c. s oclo. G\ REAM TARTAR I 2 Mlle, in atom and for sale byHAYS & BROCKWAY, Liberty eit.,near Canal ocl4 COACH VARNISH: A superior article, for sale by HAYS & BROCKWAy, 0::13 Liberty at. near Canal. B LACK SAND: 5 Gross, in store and for sale by HAYS & BRCICK WAY, Libel ty et. near Canal ME "DURE SOCATRINE ALOES: I case. in store and for sale by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Liberty et near Canal ocl4 GAPE ALOES: 1 Case, for sale by ocl4 HAYS 44. BROCKWAY DARN GREEN: 2 Cases, in store and for sale by ocl4 HAYS & BROCKWAY. OIL LEMON: 10 lha, for sale by ocl4 HAYS & BROCKWAY. (Chronicle and T o etegraph copy.) riCM .TRAGA.CANTH: 1 Bbl. in store, and for Ur sale by HAYS & BROCKWAY, ncl4 Liberty Street, near Canal. T OILET SOAPs 60 Doses, for sale by HAYS 4- BROCKWAY, Liberty st. near Canal ESE GINSENG PANACEA : 6 Grows, in it sale by HATS & BROCKWAY, Liberty st. near Canal. Bordeaux Pale Brandy, 4th proof, lolesale or retail at the Wine Store. JACOB WEAVER. A SEIGNETTE Rochelle dark Brandy,46 proof, in half pipes, for sale by uctl2 JACOB WEAVER. 13ELEVOLSON Rochelle dark Brandy, 4th prouf, j_ in half pipes and quarters; fur sale by octl2 JACOB WEAVER. 4 NCHOR Cognac dark Brandy, 4th proof, in halt IS_ pipes, for sale by ME COQUE Cognac datk Brandy, 4th proof, in half pipes.. for sale by 'r oetl2 JACOB WEAVER. T)INET,tekSTILLON k CO'S Brandies e fur sale r by ball' pipes, at ; octlT JACOB WEAVER'S. (1T RD, Dupuy 4 CO'S Brandies, in half pipes XI and quarters; for sale by • octl2 JACOB WEAVER. Carter's Cabinet Library. 13LF.ASA.NT TALF,'S FUR. YOUNG PE,OPIJE, bl I old Humphrey. Life of the Rev. IVm. Tennent, formerly Pastor of the Presbyterian Church w Freehold, an New Jersey. in which is contained, among other interesting par ticulars,an account ofhis beingthree days in a trance ; and apparently lifeleci, _ Peace in Believing) by Rev Walter McGiloray. The Loss of Australia; a narrative of the loss 0, the Brig Australia by fire, on her voyage from kith and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli gious eierpises, and final rescue of the passengers; edited by the Rev. Jaines R. McGavin, Dundee. The Force of Truth, an authentic narrative; by Thomas Scott. The above' are uniform with the "Christian Cabi net Library)" published by IL Carter. Just rcc'd by ELLIOTTI & ENGLISH, ocl2 56 Mirliet st. between 3d and 4th. Post Office Stationery. , Rcompliance with the Law and the order of the Postmaster Genertl, Sealed Proposals,will be re ceived by me until 121o>clock noon, on Monday, the 25th day of October, for supplying the Stationery re quired for the use of this Pout Office, during the tlur years commencing January Ist, 1848 and ending De cember 31st, 1851. The estimate for each year, is as follows : One hundred Reams Enveloping paper, yellow -19 by 24 inches. One hundred and twenty-five pounds Packing twine, Cotton. Ten pounds best scarlet sealing wax. Contractors are required by law to give hond in a sum equal to double the value of tbe articles to be furnished., Payment will be made on delivery of the Station ery. Please furnish samples. C. IWKIBBIN, Postmaster, seal-U.1%1w Pittsburgh• Commentaries, like. THE Earlier arid' Later Prophecies of Isaiah, by Joseph Addison Alexander, Professor in the Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey: 2 vole--sol&separately. Exposition of the Epistle to the Romans, with re marks on the Commentaries of Hr. M'Knight, Pro fessor Moses Stewart, and Professor Halleck ; by Robert Haldane, Esq. From the fifth Edinburgh edition. Lectures on the Acts of the Apostles, by, the late John Dick D. D., Professor of Theology of the United Secession Church, Glasgow, author of Lectures on Theology,' &c. Second edition. Sarni Notes, in nine volumes. Sold separately, or in setts. ALSO—Henry.sSeotes Comprehension & Clarke's Commentaries on the Scriptures. The above, with a general assortment of Medical, Classical, Theological and Law Books, jus4received nd for sale !OW. ' ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, octl4 56 Nfarketet., between 3d and 4th. t~ r ~ .r. - ::.. 3 . . ~., WAR LEPAIITMENIC, OFFICE INDIAN Appoints, Sept. IS, MCI. SEALED ITOPOSADS will be received at the office of the .Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C., until 10 o'clock, on Monday, the Ist of November next, for furnishing the fol lowing goods, in the quantities annexed, or there abouts, for the use of.the Ind:ans; and deliverable at the following places, viz: AT NEVI, YORK. Blankets. 1150 pairs 3-point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds ; • 900 pairs 27 f -point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inchesl and weigh 6 pounds 400 pairs 2 point white Niackinac blankets, to measure 42 by 58 inches, an I weigh 51 pounds 450 pairs Ii -point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 3q by 50 inches, and weigh 4 pounds 400 pairs 1-point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 3/ pounds 220 pairs 3-point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds 200 pairs 2i point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 pounds . ' 60 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches', and weigh 8 pounds 290 pairs 3-point Gentinella blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 Pounds 2.10 pairs 2J i •point Clentinella blue Mackinac 'blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 pounds. Dry Goods. 1060 yards blue,fancy and gray list cloth 350 do scarlet do . do 125 do grass green do do 2050 du blue savedilist cloth 790 do scarlet ' do 100 do green C.; do • 200 pounds worsted yarn, three-fold 90 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs 100 do do Madras du 70 do black silki do 40 'do b-1 cottonlsl;awls 25 do 6.4 do I do 30 do 4 4 do do 20000 yards calico, doinestk 1000 do do En.lish and French 1200 do bleached cotton shirting 3000 do unbleached do do 3500 do do do sheeting 6000 do domestic checks, stripes, and plaids 100 dozen woollen docks 8000 yards plaid tinsel 1000 do flannels, assorted 1600 shirts, flannel 125 do calico 80 pounds linen thread 150 do cotton do 20 do sewing ;silk 350 pieces ribhands,l assorted 975 yards bedtirking 50U do sattinetts,nssorted 400 do Kentucky Oeans 7 gross worsted gartering 20 pounds Chinese lvermillion. Hardwire. 840 pounds brass ke t tles 783 tin kettles 40 nests japanned kettles, (8 in a nest) 7G dozen butcher kni‘es 34U00 gun flints. 900 pairs 3-points White Mackiruic blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh b pounds 800 pairs 2i-point white Mackinac blankets; .to measure 54 by 60 inches, and weigh' pounds 426 p ats 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 42 by 56 inches, and weigh 34 pounds 500 pturs l i-point wbite Mackinac blankets, to measure 36 by 30 inches, and weigh 41 pounds .500 pairs I point white Mackinac blankets, to ineasure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 3i' Pounds 150 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds 100 pairs 23 -point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh G pounds 150 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to measure GO by 72 inches, and weigh b pounds 150 pairs 3-point Gentinella blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds 75 pairs 2i•Doint Centinella blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh 6pounds. Dry Goods. 800 yards blue strouds 500 do scarlet do 1000 do blue fancy and gray list cloth 80 do grass green do do 400 do scarlet do do 3000 do blue saved list cloth 100 do green do 1500 do scarlet ao 400 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold 75 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs 100 do Madras do 15 do black silk do 40 dozen 8-4 condo &haws 25 do 6 4 do 25 do 4 4 do 18000 yards domestic calico 1500 do English and French do 1500 do bleached cotton shilling 6000 do unbleached do 4000 do do sheeting 1500 do domestic Lchecks, stripes and plaids 100 dozen woollen socks 2500 yards plaid linsey • 1500 do flannels, assorted 500 flannel shirts 400 calico do 100 pounds linen thread 250 do cotton do 15 do sewing silk 20 gross worsted gartering 150 pieces ribbons :assorted 100 gross fancy and clay pipes 150. pounds Chinese vermillion. Hardware. 1300 pounds brass kettles 50 nests, japanned kettles (8 in a nest) 460 tin kettles 25 gross squaw awls 7000 tish hooks 25 dozen fish lines 25000 needles, assorted 100 dozen combs, assorted 10 dozen scissors' 14000 gun flints' - 10 gross gun worths 200 dozen butcher knivea. Axes and Hatchets. 25 dozen axes, to weigh from 44 to 5/ pounds 95 do half axes, to weigh 33 pounds 12 do squaw axes, to weigh 3 pounds 45 do hatchets,' to weigh 13 pounds To be delivered at the place where manufactur ed, or in the city of New 'York or Philapelphia, as may be required, withbut additional expense. Agricultural implements, 4c. There will also be required, to be delivered in New York, at the same time, the following agricul tural implements: 250 axes, to weigh : from 43 to 5i pounds 250 hallaxes, to weigh 33 pounds 200 hatchets, to weigh 13 pounds 200 drawing knives, 12 inches in length 200 augers, in equal proportions of 1 inch, inch, and 3 inch 150 pairs homes 150 do trace chains, bright and straight links 300 pounds brass kettles. 250 axes, to weigh from 43 to 53 pounds 250 half-axes, to Weigh 33 pounds 200 hatchets, to weigh 13 pounds 1200 weeding hoes' assorted sizes 100 single-horse Ploughs, with clevis and cast iron mould boards 600 pairs trace chains, bright straight links, JACOB WEAVER Proposals. for Indian oad s. AT ST. I.OU S, : 1 / 4 1Isso1.Ri Bluvkas. "`r*, • - -...41 .44 V5" 7 - .. SM • " • •-- • 1 '. • • 2 . • ", each chain to be 6 feet 4 inches in length, • and to weigh not less than 3i pounds , 75 log chains, each chain to weigh 25 pounds 1000 best No. 10 Whittemore cotton cards 20 cross cut saws 7 feet in length 20 do do 6 feet in length 100 "single-cut" crosscut saw files 150- hand , saws 120 hand' saw files 150 drawing knives, 12 inches in length 850 "quarters" screw augers, in equal propor tions of 2-inch, liinch, and 1-inch 900 "quarters" socket chisels, in equal propor tions of 1 j'-inch,. 1 and 1-inch 400 planes, complete, equal proportions of fore and jack 150 pairs hames. Northwest guns. 650 Northwest guns, two-thirds of which. must mea sure 36 inches in length of barrel, and one-third 42 inches, to be delivered at the place where manufactured, or in the . city of New York or Philadelphia, as may be required; samples of them are deposited in the office of the Commis sioner of Indian affairs. The above proposals may be divided into five parts, for each place of delivery, viz: 1. Blankets. 2. Dry goods. 3. Hardware, to include the agricultural imple manta. 4. Axes and hatchets, 5. Northwest guns. The lowest competent responsible bidder will re ceive the whole or any part of the contract, ac cording to the above scale, the department reserv ing to itself the right to determine whether the bidder is competent and responsible or not. A schedule of the articles, with samples, may be seen at the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, in Washington, exhibiting the amount of money to be expended for each article ; but the de paitment reserves the right to increase or diminish the quantity of any of the articles named or sub stitute others in lieu thereof, or to requireir..simi ler prices, such goods as may be wanted -tor pre sents or other purposes, in the administration of the affairs of the department. The whole amount in money to be applied to the purchase of goods will be about $85,000; of which some $40,000 will be wanted on "the sea board, and the residue in the west. Goods of Am erican manufacture, all other things being equal, will be preferred; but as all the samples of blank. etc and cloths on hand are of foreign manufacture, it will be necessary, when a domestic article is bid for, that the sample of it should accompany the bid, to enable the department to decide whether it is Of „equal quality with the samples to be exhibited. The party proposing to supply the articles will make au invoice of all the items embraced in the above list, arld affix the prices,in &diamond cents, at which he or they will furnish them, deliverable in New Yorkend St. Louis, respectively, on or be fore the fille4itth day of May next, assuming the quantity of eitch.article as specified in this adver tisment, and extending the cost, m iking an ag, gregate of the who invoice before.sentling it on. The goods will be inspected at New York or St. Louis, by an agent aftheNnited States, who will be appointed by the departr the purpose, and to ascertain.the conform t articles purchase ed with the samples exh hen the contracl, shall be made, and with t of the contract itself, which Obeli contain , t if the arti cies are not furnished within ,rescribed, or it they are of insufficient cqp apirtioti of the agent aforesaid. and if w, lays after notice of sufh insufficiency the than not furnish others in lieu thereof, of th .fired quali ty, the United States shall be authorized to pur- chase them of others, and to charge any inerease of price they may be compelled to pay therefor to the contractor, who shall pay the said difference to the United States. Bonds will be required. in the amount of the bids, with two good sureties, the sufficiency of whom to be certified by a United States judge or district attorney, for the faithful performance of the contracts. Payment will be made after the contract is completed, and the delivery of the goods at New York and St. Louis respectively, to an a gent of the department, upon a duplicate invoice certified by him. Communications to be marked, " Ploposale far Indian goods." The 4ida will he submitted with the fawning heading, and none will be considered that are not made in the form and terms here prescribed : I (or we) propose to furnish, for the service of the Indian Department, the following goods, at the prices ntlixed to them respectively, viz: ( Here insert the list of goods.) "Deliverable in the city of New York, or St. Louir, on or before the—,-.day of--,—next and in case of the acceptance of his proposal, the quantity being prescribed by the department, I (or we) will execute a contract according to this a greement, and give satisfactory security to the de partment, within ten days after the acceptance of this bid; and in case of failure to enter into such contract, and girt such security, I (or we) will pay to the United States the difference between the sums bidden by me (or us) and the sum which the United States may be obliged to pay for the same articles." Each and every bid must also be accompanied with a guarantee in the following, form, to be sign• ed by one or more responsible persons, whose suf ficiency must be certified by some one who is known to the department, either personally Qr by his official position: " I (or we) hereby guaranty that—, the above bidder, will comply with the terms of the adver tisement for " Proposals for Indian goods," dated September 18, 1847, if the contract should be a. warded to him, and enter into bond for the execu tion of the same within the time prescribed." ISRAL 3 [NKAL W. MEDDILL, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Sept. 25---3tawt l et Nov. HE subscriber having as large a stock of pure T Wines and Liquors, direct from the Importeta, as any house west of the mountains, offers for sale, on pleasing terns,Brandies, dark and plc., of differ ent grades, brands and vintages; every variety of Eu ropean Mafleira, and Teneriffe Wines, some very old, warranted to give satisfaction or no sale. To be confident of the purity of my wines and liquors, I never purchase from second hands in the Eastern markets. Good judges will confer a favor by calling and examining for thernaelvea, at thecorner of Smith. field and Front streets. ocB P. C. MARTIN. Splendid Stock of Dry 0000, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A. A. MASON dr CO. 62 Market street, between Third aniFourth its., HAVE on hand a very large and splendid stock of Fall Goode,of the most fashionable styles, comprisinggAgenera assortment of fancy and staple articles; ou tstomers and the public generally, are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock. We have in store a great variety of WO Dross Goods, Rich Printed Cashmere and De Lainea; French Merinos, assorted colors; Alpaccas, Lustres, and Bombazines; French and Earlaton Ginghams; Prints, and new Dress Goode generally; Rich Ilk Dress and Mantilla Silks; Rich Color'd Dress Silks, in great variety. SHAWLS: New Paris designs of long and - square Cashmere Shawls, Medium and low priced Turkeri and Cash mere; heavy and rich Scotch Plaids, BPk and mode cold Thibett, and many other Shawls, Housekeeping Goods. Medium and low priced Blankets, of every size; Marseilles quilts, Furniture Chintz, Dimity, Floor Baize, Linen Table Covers, Stair Linen, Linen Sheet, legs and Pillow case Linens,Napkins, Russia and Table Diaper, White Linen; also, Moreens, Damask, &c. &c. TAILOR'S' TRIMMINGS Silk Serg es, Worsted do, Sil allies, CoPd Cambricks, Buttons of every description, Bindings, Threat*, Sewing_ Silks, Twist, Canvass, Padding, 4g. ke. WOOLEN GOODS, And articles for Men and Boys wear, of the beat French, English and American Manufacture, includ ing a handsome assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins and Vestings; also Cassinerts, a very large assortment; heavy Pilot Cloths, Beaver-lierseye, LineOys, Ste. fc. Having a house in New Yerk,.we will be constant ly receiving the newest and most fashionable styles of Goods, and at the lowest prices.'-Me:chante from all parts of the country are invited . to examine our stock. Whelesale Flom' up stairs, 9c7 TIOBACCO--38 Boxes—.?a, 8 , 5 and I lb. Lump Tobacco, just recd and for Bale by ocb MILLER 4. RICEETSOII. • CARD. last QpLatceza. Remaining. in the Post Office, Pittsburgh, Oct. 15th, 1847. Persons calling for Lettere, whose names are on the List, will please say they are ad. vertised. Ainsworth E S Allen Enock Adams Sarah Hoge Anderson Rev Mr Abell Samuel C 3 Applegate William Alexander James Anderson JobnP . Albertson James Anderson Robert Allison Sarah Anne " Armstrong Ann Alexander A J Arnold T L Alverson Margaret Aten Alexander Alter Jahn - • Austin Skilea Allington A , Ash William, Bailey James G Bowers Dana 'Bellentine Wm . Bonsale Ann Baker Lut E Bosler John S Bailey Ti thy C Bowen'N S Biker Agnes Boden Wm Bacon Alice T Soler James Barlow Frederick Boyle Hugh Bates H 801 l Alexander Barnes G W Botto Luigi' Barclay David R Bowers John Bayne Andrew' Bowman Mr Bartram James A Boyd John Barry Jacob A Boyle Mary r Baxter Victoria Boyd John Bates Hezekiah Bowler Mary Barnaby J E Bond E F Barton .1 Bowman H A Barnes C W Bogart James Barnhart Adam Drawn Campbell Beatty Henry Brown John 2 Beech L Dr Brown Wm 2 Benner , Wm Brown James . Beeson H S Brown John B Berkstever Asbury Brown C mrs Beets Wm Brinker Jacob Berger G W Braum Catharine Bean Margaret W Bryant Wm Biggs Mary P Bradley James Bears Benjamin )<' Briscoe Elizabeth Bnrger Wtp Brodigan Thomas Bhan H Bryant Keziah Rest Alexander Bryan Elias 2 Beitter Hamon C Brentlinger Elizabeth Beckett Robert Briggs Wm B€ndell Isabella Brooks Eliasitt ttiry Matthew Brooks Jason Beallen Peter- Bradley Isabella Bennett James Brookherds Elizabeth Bier Mr Buchannan Wm Biddle Henry M Bull Amanda A Biscoe Lewis Buck C N Bingham Joseph M Bufum Joseph C Blake Grenfill Busby Enos Blanes Wm 'Bonner A S Binns Isaac M Pink John•B Blair John W Duchannatt Geo & Co Black Adam Byrne Dennis Bowman Reuben F Byrnes Anna C Boland Dennis Burton John F Borden Isabella Butler Cornelia mrs Boyle Win Butler John B Boswell Eveline ' Butler Richard Bongg John Bolton Matilda Briston Morris Bryant Ellis M I:t, Brook Elizabeth Bridges J D Brady Francis Brown George R. Binnaman Adam 13rooks Robert Brickel Samuel Braila* Wm Bratton George Brooks Jason C Calishaw Ann Barbara Clark P F Caldwell James G Cooper Joshua Carey Elizabeth Cooper Thomas Caughey C P Caldwell Joseph Cashner John Collins W W 2 Cameron David A 2 Collins Daniel Carter John Coates William Cahill Dennis Collins James Capt Cork Franklin C Cole Alcinda Ceggins Mary Covert Joseph Cannon Patrick Cox Elizabeth Carter. John Cowan Robert Carnahan James Cook Joseph, Carey Margaret Cox Mary A Casey Henrietta , Coonwod c 6. Dirood Carter Elias Cotton Martha J Carolen Patriek, Cordell Allan Carney James. '.. Conway John Carey Elizabeth Jane Coyle Joseph C . Caffrey Nicholas Cornish :Margaret 1 Carroll Rosannah ''. Cooley W G Casey James ' , Coots Elizabeth 2 Campbell Nathan G 2 Corcoran M A miss Caldwell James Cook Mary A Campbell Thos Capt Connolly Patrick Caldwell Sarah Conley James .M Campbell Edward Course R miss Campbell James Conlee Hetidenson 1 Campbell Hugh Capt 3 Crewspn Dliza Campbell John T Crady Sarah miss 1 Campell Mary Crawford John Doct Chisole William R Craig Hamilton \, I Chew Margaret miss Craig W D Chandler Thomas A Crispan Peter H Christy Robert 4 Crugen Minerva F , Cherry John Critohlow William G Chambers John Crawford Elizabeth ;Clark P H Cutting Henry Doct ' I Clark Lucinda 2 Cunningham Isabella Clark Washington Curtis Oeorge Cinnanaond Elisabeth Davidson Edward B Dodson Dailey Terrence Dolchy J Dakin James H Capt. Downey Veronica Day Robert Donathan Abigal Dawson Jane Doker George Dawson Simpson Donlon John Dana Charles Douglass Jeremiah R Dalzell Lewis Dryden William Davis Elizabeth Drake Jacob Davis John 3 Dyre Patrick Davis Sarah Duffy Martin- 1 Davis Jane Donlaivey Samuel Davis Alexander R Duffy Mary Davis Martha Dunkin Marshall Davis David M Dunn A.P Devoe David Dugin Margaret lesmond John ` Dunn Archibald' Deyelin Patrick Duncan Henry P Develin John Dunke Michael Devall Elizabeth Dunkin Jonathan 2 Devore James H Dunn Bichanl Dean Zedock Durbin John Wilson Denny John Duncan Elizabeth Doyle & Dumnar Dunlap Sarah Dorr Mr Dunham A N Dorris John - Duncan Stephen Doct Downey Bridget Eberhart Mary Ann Plis Lucinda - Eay re Richard Ells Josiah' Ebert G G Ely S Robert Eaton H K Exe John F Eddy Z H Elliott Valentine Easton D Emmert Philip Edwards T Rev Eusle Michael Eggers Dr Evans David M Edwards Abigail B Eviler C S Elmer Peter Ewing Mary 9 Ellison John Fairman Edeline Flint George Fairest Joseph Fleming Henry Farell, Dominick & Finney 4 Matthew Flinn Amelia Fagan George W Fisher Benjamin H Farnsworth James Fister William Farran John Foxhall John Fatman Aaron Fox Mary Ferger A . Fol well F Ferguson Sarah Ann Fowler S D Ferguson Robert 2 Ford Sarah. , Ferguson Samuel Foster John R Felgar Solomon , Fothergill Henry Fearns W W Ford Barnes Fitzimmons Patrick Freeman James N Fisher Thomas . Frisbee Mary L Fiannegan F C Fragier Margaret Finney Peter Frazer Jades Finnegan Patrick Freaner Frances Fletcher John Franks Samuel Fishel Jacob H Frazier Isaiah N Fleming Juliett - rank Wolf Flood Michael Frew Samuel Fleming Hugh Fuhrer L Finley William • George Robert Goebring Andrew Gaylord Hon G Gosling 0 Getty James Goshorn John S Galloway Joseph Golding E Gardner Michael Gordon & Ruppeta Charkey Capt •Golhm Hannah Gallagher Thomas Grier Matthew . WEE Gaßagher Mary I.torie Grib*Patrier, Gardner N - - • Griffin James • Gan tiles Moron Grierson Robert Gardner Michael Grant Cbarlea G askil I Kinsloe & Collins Greer David Gibbs John Grafton Nancy P Gillespie Daniel l Green George A Gilmore'Elizabeth C Gnfftce Rachael Gilihote James Graham Robert Gibson Ttaomaa Gay W C Gibbs fhorms Gutthrie Mary .Laile. Gibbon Jane . Gutory W EI Glenh John G Doct Guinter Louis Goodman. Daniel S Gumbert George Goodman A mrs Guist Daniel Goodyear Nelson Gulsh Patrick Henry James Hcrvy Ford' Herold Margaret Hendy Frank Henry William Henehan .froncis Henderson M S Head Mary A Henderson Samuel Heneriogton .1 N Henderson Christopher Rebut! James Herlery Timothy Hillard Thomas Highgate Thomas Hoffman Mary Jane Holland H A mrs Hogg Nancy ' Holmes Doct Hodgson James • Hopkins Elizabeth Hopp Catharine Hogle Edward Hopkins Israel Hooley R M Honrer Andrew T Horten Eigah C Hough John lingua James Hughey Mary W mre Huffman Eleanor Hiighs Joanna Hudson James Homes Samuel Hunter Daniel Hughes John Hutton Isaiah Hutchins Amos Hamilton David Hall William Harren Joseph Halley Patrick Hall AM Hammel' Isabella Hagarty Mary W Hanlon John Hargh Joseph Hawrey John Haines Thongs J Hart Anna Hart Joseph Harrison John Hare Samuel Hartman John Harem Joseph Hartley Thomas Harris James Harden Jonathan Harry James D Harris Lewis Hart Sarah Jane Harden Robert Hawley Alpheus P Hause R G Hatfield Charles Hays L S Hays Samuel tr Haywood John Nay Samuel Hays Jacob Hays M Hays William Hays L El Hays John Helle Frederick Heney John Ingalls John IngTarn T Invin 'Alia Todd Ingold John M Irving Richard Irwin Anq Irwin Mary 3 Johnson Charles Johnson Levi J • Johnson Robert Anson N Johnson John jonA Margaret Jones B -> Jones F J Jones James Jones Benjamin Jones Henry Jones'Levi Doct Jones Margaret S Jones Elizabeth James C T Gen Jack Ann C Jack Samuel Jacobs Samuel James Martha James William Jackson Nancy Joslig Oliver C Joy lames Jordob Joseph W Jenkins David. Johnion mr Johnson A Livingston Johnson Margaret Johnson John R Kennelly Thotas Kelly Archibald EenoWer Henry Kerr John Keenan John 9 • Kerr Albert Kaine Henry Kishel David Rev Kem;J C 2 Kimshell Elizabeth Kelsey Sarah Jane King John Kilford William King Benjamin F Kent Charles Kirk Mary Kennedy Rant Kirterman Ann Kennedy James Kinzey J Reeve Jacob B Kirkwood Richard Kennedy D G Klinefelter Mary Kastine Jacob Kindrew Nancy K.siveyn John Kyle William Kanaga Henry Kyle Samuel Keller Joseph Kuhn Regina Keith Scott K tinkle Stephen Kerr James I L Lamm Michael Little William • Lady C S A miss Liggett T S ' Limbs Laken Little Josiah M 1 4 mil Robert • Lindsay Samuel Lambie Annie Litzlifield John Lawson Samuel Lightner J W Lairson Samuel C Liggett D S Lavely John Loughrey• Robert Lane Richard Lowry John Latimore Mary Jane Lusk .I)lary Lawler Daniel Loudon — Mary Virginia Laudig Jamie Lowry James Lewis Elizal gars Low James H Leet T M Lynd N G I Leonard E Loney Robert Leidy Leonard `4 Loose David Lewis D H Long Leander Rev Lesly W Luyman Joel Lea David M Love Rosannah Leary Robert Poyd Roland Lesly Samuel Long IManuella miss Lenton William. Lyons James Lillie John H Loveall Noah Lightner Amanda 11 miss Long Warner Rev Linford Thomas 3 Lockwood Stephen Linton Ann E\ Lyman James Lithgow Joseph\W Loyd Henrietta Lindsay James ' Loveridge James Little Louisa E \ Loyd Martha Ann Liggett Robert ' Loveridge Sarah Marquis William Miller Johannis jr Mack Hngh Mitchell Mary May IK H • Miller Mary L Mayor 'Margaret A Michel Daniel Magee mrs Mitchel• Margaret Mackerel Walter Scott Marford Catharine A Mason John Mosgrove Robert Mason Thomas Molloy Alexander Maclind Thomas Morgan Mary 2 May Jacob Mooney Patrick. Macky Mary Morton James • Matthews Richard' Moody H C Matthews Levi Morse Eliza Marlatt W W Moraughty T & Owen Matthews Edward Morayan L E Matthews Robert Morton Rachel Marks William Gen MoisThos or Samuel Marshall L R Mower David 0 Dog Morton M Moran Francis Marshall Samuel Montgomery Sallie 2 Martin D M Morgan Ann Martin William Molest Zechariah Martin Joseph Motaghan Thomas Martin Samuel Moran JOhn Martin Ann • Morrow Jane Martin Sane M Morrison Elizabeth 2 Marshall Sophy B miss Moore T W Maretto John B Moore Eliza :Heller John Morrisori Joseph Mecbltng Siisan S Moore Alexander Metz John Moor Mary Ann. Mrinon . John Miller William Merriman .Charlotte Murlly M Mehaffy Jirpes Myers C Meredith John Monday Frances Meracin Mary Jane Myler William Merriman John Murray John 2 Miller John Murphy Mosel; C Millegan T S Rev 1 Murphy Peter Mills tease . Murphy Isabella Miller-James 2 'Murphy Cornelia nv • M'Bride Andrew 2 M'Dade Peter M'Bride Thomas M'Elhenny Robert sr M'Evoy James M'Gowan David G M'Anulty Francis ' M'Gowan John M'Avoy Michael M'Farland George IV. M'Bride Matthew .M . Henry Nancy M'Bride Alex'r 1:1 ril'Hina Catharine M'Cullough George M'Gowealames M'Clelland Jane P M'Graneghan Bernard' M'Clelland William M'Hugh Michael • M'Clelland Thomas F M'Guffy Robert BiTully Margaret Mintosh Isabella N t mas k y mr „ M'llowen M'Call Bernard M'Eenne mrs M'Clure James T Mee Joseph M'Clurg Margaret Jane M'Eelvity Mary J M'Caughey liamilton M'Xife Adam M'Clarg Joseph T M'Keragban Margaret M'Closkey I.eonani M'Eelvy'Dennis M'Clurg William WEibbin John M'Cully John r M'Kelvey,Janses M'Candless Alex'r bl'Estight Thomas' M'Cain 4tnanda MlCitigher - " - kiConnell 111 Cutlp Aitrgarit,ta Allowri 3 . 1 1 IWCratty. Mars M'teatt Maly 1.41 - Coskar Pete; 2 littattgittin )33;mi ' itiTtory Robert AVSteiggeti Michael NI 'Corral e k Charles INVAIi II ar Eberiesei 3tVoy - Oit - ea AVNeeIY Th 04 1 3 . 4, M'Doaald Juitn Nesi4tts g Nicolas Jolan Nebinger MOONY Noonan join; Newell JOhn T Norton Mary Neeper Joint Norton Miles Noble Lewis Northrop Beniasciiiik - , 01. - Gdell Charlotte Oyer Renry.l Otis W A 4 O'Brien John - • - - O'Brien Sarah G'Fara_Williarg Orr Janses Q'Conjior Ogden F. A Mita . Oates John. Orr Margaret Ogden E'A capt O'Whorn Beniamin O'Gara Pairick QTlonttell 'Patrick O'Weorn Rebeccik Oliphant E nits Ogden S d Doct O'Donne4 John . , , - . _ Parkhill Hugh Petty Sohn Palmer. Henry Pinkerton Samuel Pagan Lewin Peterson Peter;. Parker Levi - 4 4w- Pittock. Frederic); Purnell L H n Phillipfa HB Pattereon Janata _ " Picket Michael. Patterson NV S 2 ,Phillips Luke' „latter:sop Henry PhilllipsJonitha; Patterson Rebel , Plummer George ; Patterson Adeline POCHTIMI Eligatr Patterson William Poindexter Ati Penn James H Presses C • s • Perkins Mary dorterfusld C Peirsell William Powers W E • Pettitt. Atanasie 2 Purvis...rohn Petleer Isaiah Powell Mary Penny J,S Doct PoormanSimon fenny , :H Price. Jas M Peet Hobert Pumell Q , - quinlin Quin Terence Quirk John Raper Daniel H Ricbards Jamb , • Ramsay Joseph Rice George D ' Rea John 3 Richards William. Ray NaWeniel Rishel-David Rev • Rayrnond Thos G Rielly Terrence DRichards Henry Randolph W F Richards T Rees Joseph 31 Richardson Francis ml!! Renour igicho6s Rowbottom ; William. Reeves Barnes imrs Rosemond John. • Reeves Wro Res Robins Ezekiel Reese Richaril Robb James H Reineke Phillip Roberts Evan Rey • Ross James Ross Sars4 Rehrer Jacob'! Reamer.Frede'rick Reaves 13 C 4oss John - Reed John F - 2 Robinson James ff Reynolds James W Rogers Francis Reed Thomas Robinson Davi4 Reynolds Mary - Robinson mr. Reed James 2 RogeraMichael Read Moses Rogers Reed S C Robinson Sarah e. Reed Martha Robinson' Sarah weed 4.aitison Thom* i Richardson Ann Robert Mari Rittenhouse L W Rupp George H Richardson Isaac Rudolph Albert Riddle Mary E Russell Abram Reilly Con Ryan Michael f . - < Richardson Rebecca Ryan Peirce Sage Diana Smith George -- .• '• - Scott John • Smith, Charles R .- - . Scott David ,j. Smith R W Scott P F . Smith James Doct .. Scott James • Sai,ith George - ':' • - Scott Mary 1 • Sofith W T . Schuler Jacob Smith Arine Seazer Matil4 c' Smith Elizabeth Seip William) • Snivelylienry Seen Polly S Eliza Spart J C i Searite William - Snyder Andrew "-- Seabrooks H A 2 Spears John - • Secore W. Spencer Phineas' • • Shaffer David Snodgrass &Co - Shaffer E Snider John' - • . • Shane James Sorbv William P Shibe Daniel Spencer Paul • Shortwell J Snyder Sterret '• : Shearer David Snyder Nicholas II :--_. Shecklee Catharine Stale Mary Anne . f Shorten William Staub Frederick T • ...; Shendan Elizabeth Stayley Daniel .. ' Shorn E Doct Steveniteall - §hepherd 4llan V Stauffer Jacob ' .-- §hetler Martha Stapleton Patrick _ Shevils Robert' Staunton W A Shngert Peter. Steaman Francis s Shefanaker Christopher Stewart James_ Shermer George W Stewart Hugh ••• -- i• Simmons Thomas • Stevenson WP - - Silliman Anne J Stevenson William Slater William Stevenson W M , ' - , Skaves William Stevenson Joshua - -' Smalibrook ft. ... Stilley J B - ) Simmons George Stautman Bea I Skillman P V • Straub FS - ;- _ ' Slonaker G Sudtly Elizabeth Small James Strichfield W D Sime James ' Strong Andrew - - Simpson John Stirling mrs i Smith & Co Stone E Smith H Stroot Daniel ,-- . -.. Smith Milton Storet Nathaniel- 7 . - :__4 smith Joshua Stockton. John :. -`• • - Smith Hadea 2 Storin -James W '-- Smith John 2 SWeeney-Simeon- Smith G' G W - Shveeney - Charles .• -.,... Smith Augustus Swseney Janes. Smith Joseph • . : _ Tauney John Thurston rim - ''' Taylor James P Thompson Margaret "- Tabor Lucy Tinker Walter II - 2-.4 Taylor Adam or James Titlow Jane M , - Taliatt S J Torrents Mary:: Tagus Tagus Michael Torley John - - - Theopholous Elizabeth Townley Willioru Thompson Martha W 2 Towle S D Thompson James A ' Turk John K . Thomas James Torrance Hugh ' - Thompson John John D Twining H 14 Terney William A Turner Richard 'Lerocker D S Touner John`F -;' S, Thompson 4 B Traband John Thompson Joseph II Tracy. James . , _ Thurston G W Treat Michael ' - • Utley Gregg V Vas 11 Vanz Sarah Arm Vail Jane Vefteh Silas Rev Vandergrift Samuel W Varner Rachael Vandergrift J M White AA - - - - Wheelock Seth Wallace James Walsh E Wade C Whitney George. Wagstaff W H Williams Ann Wakefield Rev mrs 2 Williams Margaret Walkdoads Lewis WillieMaJohn , Watrona George Willlama W - - Wagner John Wilsonlantes Warfield Ward J H Wilson Saralr Jane Wilson William Ward George Wilson Robert Wade James Wilson..,Joseph Waterman Thomas S Willoughby Bell muss Wells Samuel Rey Wilraont Elizabeth% Webb Charles' Wiggins Themes Welsh Patrick - Wilkerson William Wats Samuel - Wilcon John f West Thomas Woodburn Jaines Wearts William Wolf J D Rev WellenderiballM Wolford A - . Wells . . Wolf 110 • - Wells Patrick 'Woodside Thomas • Westerman James Wolmstedt E W Weatherly William - Wood H Capt Wavier Jeremiah Wood Daniel B Wheeler P C • Woods Margaret - - Wheeler John Wyncoop M B White Uriali 8 Wright William Whaland C Wheeler George jr Toe? Salp4el Yonne Isabella Young John _ The Male JAC ," • 4)4 ; 115 - , . CO C A 4 S 6 lialbßrAtheAl i T i l . r. C 114311) 12P 4408 SYN 4 .7 'fbfaale bi -.<1 0 5 4 • - • - • -..~ . „ en EMI Young W Young Janloq
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