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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Prepaid etiad.correetetl evety Afternoon
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
'COMMITTEE. Fon strrt.stnrn.
Geo. Ogdon, S. F. Von Bonhorst, W. H. Denny
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
6 FiZT WATER IN THE CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
New England No. 2,. Dean, CM.
Cambria, Forsyth, St. Louis.
Pacific, Campbell, Louisville.
Michigeh No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill,•Besver.
Beaver, Stoops, Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis 'McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DEP ARTED.
Hibernia No. 2, Rlinefelter,
Germantown, M Lean, St. Louis.
Magnet, Carothers. Mit.
New England:Ebbert, Wheeling
sMichigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beaver, St .ops, Beaver.
Cousul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, BroWnsville
PITTSBURGH MAHE I S-DAILY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
WEDltstin•T Mottstso, Oct. 20, 180,
FLOUR—SmaII lots are still arriving by wag
on, and sell at 4,627 1 . Retailing by the dray load
at 4,754/4,81, and by the single !Al. at 5,00. The
market is very quiet.
WHEAT—SaIes 200 bu. at 00e.
CLOVER SEED—Sales of 16 bbls. new at 4,00
.p bu.
TIMOTHY SEED—Sales from wagon at 1,75 a
2,00 p bu., and from store at 2,22(i02,50, as in
'quality and quantity.
COFFEE—The market is quite stiff. Sales of
Large lots at Sac , and by the single bag at
MOLASSES—SaIes brisk by the hhd. at 33c
Ind by the bbl. at 34c.
'BACON—Market dull, and prices have a down
'ard tendency° Sales of Hams at Bia9c.; Shout
Itters at 7c , and Sides at lc.
FEATHERS—SaIes 500 Dts. at 32c.
DRIED PEACHES—SaIes of new in a large
wtty at 1,25, and retailing at 1,50.
PIG METAL—The sales are as follows: Ma.
honing, 400 tons at $32.6 mos.; Olney, 200 tons
at $31,75, 6 mos.; Shippenville, tons, $3l,
6 mos.; Tippecanoe, 50 tons, $31,73, 6 mos. ;
Monroe, 61 tuns, $31,75, 6 mos.; American, 77
tons, $3O, 4 mos.; Marjha, 100 tons, cash; Hecla,
H. Rock, hot, $34, 6 mos.; and several sales of
other Hanging Rock hot blast during the week,
amounting to 200 tons, at $34 and $35, 6 mos.
Three sales of cold H. R. last week, for cash, at
$34, $34,25, and $34,50.
POTATOES--Sales of Blues brisk at 62;'a6Sc.
bu.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Saturday says :
"The river opposite this city has risen about 3 feet
during the past twenty four hours. Freights con
tinue scarce, at rates previously current.
lhe Louisville Journal of Thursday says:
"The river here has risen 5 inches in the last
twenty-four hours. ind last evening there were 5
feet 8 inches water in the canal, and abmit 4 ft. in
the Indiana chute on the fells. Several boats went
over the falls yesterday."
The St. Louis Union of the 11th says:
"The Illinois is reported at a stand,. with 29 in.
water on the principal hers The upper Nlis.iiwp
pi and Missouki rivers are bath falling, with 2 It et
water at the loWer rapids of the former, and 32in.
in the channel of the latter. There are 5} feet
water on the bars hence to Cairo."
The Mississippi river was quite low at Memphis,
on the 7th inst.
For Ness , Orleans
irtgtttThe oew and splendid passenger steam
er
AMERICAN EAGLE, J. ArscinsoN,
apuun, will leave for the above and intermediate
porta, on Thursday, the 2lst inst. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to -
ocl9-td GEt). MILTENRERGER.
Wholesale Oyster Depot
1D EIS & BERG ER, southwest corner of Smith
fieldlt, and Second sta., are now daily in receipt
of Fresh Oysters, by the two day line from Baltimore,
which they will sell low by the can or half can.
RhIS & BERGER.
N. B. Every can of Oysters sold by us is warrant
ed to befresh, or the money refunded.
vcl9-d l w"
ra.-10 half Cheats Chelan Powcheng;
10 " " Fine and Extra Y Hyson;
5 " " Imperial and G. P.;
40 Catty Bnx.ea, various; fur sate by
J. D. WILLI ANS, 110 Wood at
CM
rtURBANTS-4 Boxes Zante. For sale by
ocf9J. D. ILLIAMS, 110 Wood se
W
ALMONDS -2 Bales Beordeaux;
S 4 4 Sicily;
10 Bress Shelled;
1 200 " gaper shelled;
For gale by -, J. D. WILLIAMS,
stel9 110 Wood st.
T)ICKLES-2 Cases Underwood's, assorted;
I for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS,
ocl9 110 Wood et
AIQUORICE-1 Case Small Stick; for alai° by
ocl9 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at.
New Goods, New Goods
RECEIVED, at the Iron City Clothing Store, a
splendid assortment of Cloths, consisung of fine
'rerrch, English and American Plain, 111 , 1 c and Fan
cy Cassimeres„ of the most modern styles; fine figur
ed Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and Fancy
Rath of which we will make up at the moat
teasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions; Lady's
IC:Malta of the most fashionable patterns, Neck nod
Pocket fidkfs, Suspenders, B , sours, Shirt Cellars,
and every article usually kept in a Clothing Store.
Country Merchants, belore purchasing elsewhere,
will find it to their advantage to call at the Iron City
Clothing Store, No 134 Liberty street, immediately
opposite the mouth of Market.
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Rlagaztites for November.
GRAHAM'S Magazine for November. •
Ladies' National
'au Buckskin: or the Camp of the Beseigers. A
_ ale of the revolution, by the author of Eathan Allen.
r of Longford, Fatal Legacy, &c.
The Crater, or Vulcan's Pcake, a tale of the Pa
cific by J. Fennimore Cooper, 2 vole,
• 131% ry O'rrloore, 25c edition.
Chambers' Mtseellany, No. 4.
Horticulturist for October.
Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vole 3 and 4.
The Boy's Treasury of Sports, Pastimes and Remy ,
ation, with nearly 900 engravings. -
Union Magazine ' for October.
Valcruse, or the Lilly of the Valley, by F raneis A.
Dulivage.
Wagner, the Wehr Wolf, complete.
Dombey and Son, 11th and 12th numbers.
The Maid of Monterey, a tale ufthc Mexican war.
The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanch the Beautiful.
Wildash, or the Cruiser or the Capes, a thrilling
t ale, by A. I. Ingraham.
Norman's Bridge, or the Modern Midas.
Margaret Graham, or the Reverses of Fortune, by
G. R. P. James, Esq.
The Knight of Mouleon, by Alexander Dumas.
Late London Papers.
Just received and for sale at MORSE'S Literary
Depot, 8.6 Fourth -street. octlS
• NOTICE
THEpubIic., and all those sending goods from the
East to Pittsburgb,are informed that we have just
put on a new, line of express wagons, exclusively
for Brownsville, to transport goods for Pittsburgh on
ly, and we will furnish receipts at our office in Balti
more to deliver goods in thirty six hours at Pitts
burgh (Sundays and railroad delays only excepted.l
Receipts for this line will also be .furnished by Ad
ems & Co. Boston, Now York and Philadelphia. As
we run the only express by mail trains west, shippers
are informed that they must procure receipts at the
above offices 3nly
GREENE *CO.,
Office B. 0. R. R. Depot, Prait St., Baltimore.
Pittsburgh office,
IL G. VICkEItY, Agent
oetl6-1m St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh
',auction Sales.
Lithograps and Books at Auction.
/VMS evening, at 61 o'clock, at the. Commercial
j_ Sales RIYOLUti, corner of Wood and sth streets,
will be sold:
200 Lithographs, embracing a variety of choice
and valuable prints.
4 very fine Hunting Scenes, with frames.
Drawings and Scrap Books, Music Books, in
great variety, Blank Books, Family Bibles.
Also, an extensive collection of valuable Miscel
laneous Books, among which are a large number of
Standard Works, in fine library editions.
oct2o JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
OF a Grocery Store and Fixtures, Scales, House
holdkJ and Kitchen Furniture, &c., at Auction.
BY JAMES M , K ENNA.
ThursdayAnext, October 19th, at 10 o'clock in
1J the forenoon, will be sold, by order of the
Administrators of the late Patrick Cahill, deceased,
at his late Residence, corner of Wylie and Tunnel
streets, hie entire stock of Groceries,, Queensware,
Glass ware, Stove, Fixtures, Household Furniture
and Kitchen utensils, atc..tc. 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 Queens
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
sirs, 8;c. JOHN J. MITCHEL,
JOHN E. DOWNING,
Administrators.
JAMES M'KENNA, Auct'r.
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BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER
Damaged Dry Goods, 4-c. for the benefit of
Underwriters.
ON Thursday morning the 21th instant, at 10
clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, come!
of Wood and Crth eta., will be sold without reserve,
a large assortment of new style and fashionable fancy
and staple Dry Goods, which are slightly damaged
by water on the canal, among which are Super BM
broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattinetta, Merinoes, Al -
paccas,Ginghams, Calicoes, Muslims, Mous Delni.ie,
in great variety, Woolen and Cotton Shawls, large
lot of Silk and Cotton Mikis., woolen Comforts,
Hoods, Gloves, Cotton Hosier, Buttons,"' Hooks,
Eyes, wadding. patent thread, shaving boxes, combs,
ribbons, lkc. Also, 2 cases white and black wool
Hate.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., a quantity of Groceries, Con
fectionary, Queensware, Glassware, Segars, Tobac
co, Shovels, Matches, Baud boxes, wrapping paper,
&c. A large assortment of new and second hand
household furniture, embracing nearly all the varie
ty wanted by housekeepers and others: cooking
stoves, coal stoves, kitchen utensils, f ather beds,
bedding, &c. Also, a qaantity of damaged hard
ware.
At 61 o'clock; P. M., a retail stock of Dry Goods,
from a store in the Country, fine cutlery, Hak ware,
gold and silver watches, double ba• reled fowling pie
ces, rifles, pistols, musical instruments, ready made
clothing, fine shirts, &c. ocl9
Large Sale of Cloths, Cassitneres, Cassis
netts, and other Dry Goods,
AT AUCTION BY JAMES M'KENNA.
A T the Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wood street, 3
A
doors from sth, on Thursday next. Oct. 21, at
10 o'clock, A. will be sold, a large assortment of
fresh and fashionable Dry Goods, all in gond order,
received direct (ram several extensive importing
houses in the eastarn cities, with positive orders to
be sold without reserve to the highest bidciprs, com
prising in part the following, viz.:
Superfine French, American and F.nglish Broad
Cloths, various colors. Do. do. do. fancy and plain
Cassimeres; also, a large lot of Casinets, -Flannels,
Alpacas, Calicoes, bleached and brown 'Muslins,
pocket and dress Hdkfs, Shawls, Sewing Silk, thread
and spool Cotton, etc. Also, by order of Ass:gnees,
a lot of Boots ant: Shoes, and Cuilerv. At 2 o'clock,
!P. - M., Furniture and Groceries, lof liatha'way's pa.
tout Cooking Stoves. At early gas light, same even.
ing, new and second hand gold and silver Watches,
Clocks; also, Cloths and Cassimeres.
octl9 JAMES SPICENNA, Auct'r.
AM AG ED GROCERIE'S, vlz: Coffee, Tobacco,
i L." and Soda Ash, on account of whom it may con
cern, at Auction.
Will be sold without reserve, at M'Ken nes Auc
tion Rooms, No 114 Wood street, 3 door. from sth,
on Monday, Oct. 25th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
on account of the Columbia insurance Company of
Philadelphia, and all those whorelit may concern,
the following articles of merchand se ; partially dam
aged on the Pennsylvania Canal, viz:
About 35 Bags of Coffee
D..) 70 Bones Tobacco, of various brands and
qualities, and
3 Hhds. Soda Ash.
Terms at sale JAMES M'KENNA,
oct Auctioneer.
DOLLARS SA VED ! ! !
COME ONE, COME ALL.
ROBINSON. IMPORTER
Fifth Sired, one door below Wood,
TT AS just returned tram Boston, New York and
IA Philadelphia, with decidedly the cliEarear and
:ton CHOKE lota of genuino French and English
CLOTHS, 6-4 and 3.4 Black and Fancy Casameres;
Dress and Hunter Cloths, for over -coats; Plaids and
Fancy Cloaking;all of the best manufacture, quality
and colors.
VESTING S—FigKeltuld Sup. Sup. Cashmeres,
(out of the Union an hCr last trip from France,) Sal
tine, Fig'd Silk Velvets, and a general selection 01
Teu.ou'a I'OI.IIII3INGS, all the most fashionable and
desirable, at his usually very cheap prices.
octl6-1w
"It is the Best Cough Medicine I ever
used.
THIS was expressed in our hearing yesterday, by
an intelligent gentleman, who had used but
about one hal fof a bottle of Dr.. Willard , : Oriental
Cough hfizture, 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, Compounded 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.
Ft.r sale, wholesale and retail, by
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
Liberty street, near Canal Basin
Sold also by WM. FLEMING,
nen Lawrent.eville
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TILLe
M ibtce received
W „rks a t u t z l i Monday dc.; of the
tli eP i t lB i l h h u T o h r
Excavating :8,612 yds. of Earth fur the. Reservoir
of the Allegheny Water Works; also fvr making
Ioo ‘ ooo hard Brick, For particulars enquire of
ROBERT M(l(>ltE,
ocB Sup't. Pitsburgh Water Works.
I WINE STORE.
The subscriber would direct attention
to his extensive assortment of Fortriosr
V% rives and Liquotut, onibrameg all descript,olis and
qualities, which lie will sell wholesale and retail at
low rates. Ilia stock was selected personally, not
from Agenc,es, but from Importers from places of
growth, and none but the genuine brands are sold.
Samples furnished and forwarded with dispatch.
JACOB WEAVER.
corner Market and Front sta.
C. M'CLOSKEY
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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-
Orions 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 taken:
They can be taken, without any change of habits
or of living, rind 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, who'esale and retail, by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK Sr, CO.,
cor of let and Wood, and cor 6th and Wood eta.
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Proposals
WILL be received in accordance with the fol
lowing resolution adopted by the Board of,
Man egere of the Western Pennsylvania Hospital,vizi
Resolved, That a committee of three persons be
appointed to receive proposals for selling to the As
sociation a tract of land within ten wiles of the city,
containing not lees than forty acres. The same to
be submitted to the contributors, with a view to the
establishment of an Asylum for the Insane on said
ground. 3. K. MOOREHEAD,
WM. WILKINS, Committee.
GEORGE BREED,
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ocr City papers who as subscribers print for the
institution, please insert the above daily and week
ly one week.
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'Administrators Sale
Auction nale•
PROPOSALS
DR. LRIDY,S
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r Propoials for Indian Goods.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, Sept. 18, 1847.
SEA LED PROPOSALS will be receit:ed at the
office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Wasbington,.D.C., until 10 o'clock, on Monday,
the let of November next, for furnishing the fol
lowing goods, in the quantities annexed, or there
abouts, for the use of the Indians and deliverable
at the following places, viz:
AT NEW YORK.
Blankets.
1150 pairs 3-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds
900 pairs *point white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 60 inches, and weigh
fi pounds
400 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, Co
measure 42 by 50 inches, an I weigh 5i
pounds
450 pairs li-point white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 36 by 50 inches, and weigh
41 pounds
400 pairs 1 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 31
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 34 by 66 inches, and weigh
6 pounds
00 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh S
pounds
290 pairs 3 point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches,
and weigh 8 pounds
240 pairs 23-point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankdts, to 'measure 54 by 66 inches,
and weigh tipounds.
Dry Goods.
1060 yards blue fancy.and gray list cloth
350 do scarlet do do
125 do grass green do do
2050 du blue saved list cloth
700 do scarlet do
100 do green do.
200 pounds worsted yarn, three-fold
00 dozen cotton Gag handkerchiefs
WU do do M adras do
70 do black silk do
40 du b-4 cotton shawls
25 do 6-4 do
30 do 4 4 do do
20000 yards calico, domestic
1000 do do English 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 socks
8000 yards plaid linsey
100 u do flannels, assorted
1600 shirts, flannel
125 do calico
80 pounds linen thread
150 do cotton do
20 do sewing silk
350 pieces ribbands, assorted
975 yards bedticking
500 do sattinetts, assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
7 gross worsted gartering
20 pounds Chinese vermillion.
Hardware.
840 pounds brass kettles
7h5 till kettles
40 nests japanned kettles, (8 in a nest)
741 dozen butcher knows
14000 gun lints.
AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
POO pairs 3-points white Mackinac blankets,
to rne.isure 60 by 7:.! inches, and weigh
8 pounds
800 pairs 2k -point white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 5.1 by 60 inchee, and weigh
6 pounds
420 pair. 2 pOirit white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 42 by 36 inches, and weigh 54
pounds
500 pairs li.point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 3i) by 50 inches, and weigh 4}
pounds
500 pairs! point white Mackinac blankets, to
weasuie 32 by 40 inches, and weigh 3i
pounds
150 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac blankets.
to measure 00 by 72 inches, and weigh
6 pounds
100 pairs 2i-point scarlet Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 60 inches, and weigh
6 pounds
150 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankete, tr,
measure 6u by 72 inches, and neigh
pounds
150 pairs :i-point Gentinells blue 14tac!tinac
blankets, to measure 60 by 72. inches,
and scei,✓,h S pounds
75 pairs 2i•wint Gemmella bbie Mackinac
blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches,
and .Aeigh 6 pounds.
Dry Goals.
800 yards blue snoods
500 do scarlet do
WOO do blue fancy and gray list cloth
80 do grass green do do
400 du scarlet do do
3000 do blue saved list cloth
100 do green do
1500 do scarlet do
400 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold
75 dozen cotton flag. handkerchiefs
100 do Madras do
15 do black'silk do
40 dozen 8-4 cotton &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 shirting
6000 do unbleached do
4000 do do sheeting
1500 do domestic checks, snipes and plaids
100 dozen wind len socks
2500 ya:ds plAid liiisey
15.0 do flannels, assorted .
500 flannel shirts
400 calico do
100 poinds linen thread
250 do cotton do
15 do sees mg eiik
20 gross worsted gartenng
150 pieces ribbons, assorted
101) gross fancy and clay pipes
150 pounds Chinese vermillion.
llurdwart.
1300 pounds brass kettles
50 nests, japanned kettles (8 in a nest)
460 tin kettles
25 gross squaw awls
7000 bsh hooks
25 dozen fish lines
25000 needles, assorted
lOU dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors
14000 gun flints
10 gross gun worms
200 dozen butcher knives,
Axes awl Hatchets.
25 dozen axes, to weigh from 4} to 51 pounds
05 do half axes, to weigh 3+ pounds
12 do squaW axes, to weigh 3 pounds
45 do hatchets, to weigh 1+ pounds
To be delivered at the place where manufactur
ed, or in the city of New York or Philapelphia, as
may be required, without additional expense.
Agricultural implements, 41:.
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 4} to 5+ pounds
250 half-axes, to weigh n pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh pounds
200 drawing knives, 12 inches in length
200 augers, in equal proportions of 1 inch, +
inch, and inch
150 pairs hames
150 do trace chains, bright and straight links
300 pounds brass kettles.
Also--
250 axes, to weigh from 4i to 5/. pounds
250 half-axes, to weigh :3i pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh i pounds
1200 weeding hoes, assorted sizes
100 single-horse ploughs, with clevis and cast
iron mould boards
600 patrs trace chains, bright straight links
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each chain to be 6 feet 4 inches in length,
and to weigh not less than 3} pounds
75 lug chains. each chain to weigh 25 pounds
1000 hist No. 10 Whittemore cotton cards
'2O 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, 1i inch, and 1-inch
900 •.quarters" socket chisels, in equal propor
tions of 1 and 1-inch
400 planes, complete, equal proportions of fore
and jack
150 pairs hames.
050 Northwest guns, two-thirds of which must toes
ante 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.
7. Dry goods.
3 'Hardware, to include the agricultural imple
merits.
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 attl'Ales, with samples, may
be seen at the office of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, in Washington, exhibiting the amount of
money to be experated for each article ; but the de
partment reserves the right to increase 3r diminish
the quantity of any of the articles named or sub
stitute others in lieu thereof, or to require, at slot::
ler prices, such goods as may be wanted for pre.
seine or other purposes, it: the administration of the
affairs of the department.
The whole amount in money to be applied to
the purchase of goods will be about $55,000; of
whicti some $40,000 will be wanted on the sea
board, atm the residue in the west. Goods of Am
erican manufacture, all other things being equal,
will be preferred; but as all the samples ot blank
ets 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 an invoice of all the items embraced in the
above list. and affix the prices. in dollars and cents,
at which he or they will furnish them, deliverable
in New York and St. Louis, iespectively, on or be
fore the fifteenth day of May next. assuming the,
quantity of each article as specified in this adver.!
tistnent, and extending the cost, making an ag
gregate of the whole invoice before sending it on.
The goods will be inspected at New York or St.
Louis, by an asent of the United States, who will be
appdinted by the department for the purpose, and
to ascertain 'the contormity of the articles purchas
ed with the samples exhibited, when the contract
shall be made, and with the terms of the contract
itself, which shall contain a clause that if the arti
etas are not furnished within the time prescribed,
or it they are of insufficient quality, in the opinion
of the agent aforesaid- and it within five days after
notice oh such insufficiency the party shall not
furnish others in lieu thereof, of the required quali
ty, the United Mates shall be authorized to pur
chase them of others, and to charge any increase
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
dirtrict atiorsuy,lor the faithful performance of
the contracts. Payment wilt be made after the
conttact is completed, awl the qelivery 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, "Proposals for
Indian goods."
The bids will be submitted with the following
heading, and none will be considered that are not
made in the farm and terms here prescribed
n I (or we) propose to furnish. for the service of
the Indian Deportment, the following goods, at the
prices affixed to them respectively, viz:
( Here insert the list of goods. )
" Deliverable in the city of New York, or St.
Louie, on or before the-day of-next ;
and in case.cifthe acceptance of his proposal, the;
countity being prescribed by the department, I (or
we) .will execute a contract according to this a•t
greement, and give satisfactory security to the de.
partment, within ten days after the acceptance of
this bat and in case of failure to enter into Such
contract,and give 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 thirted States may be obliged to pay for the
same articles."
Each and every hid must also he accompanied
with a guarantee in theiollowing 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 or 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 IS, 11647, if the contract should be a.
warded to him, and enter into bond fur the execu 2
Lion of the Barna within the time prescribed."
[4SAL
W NIEDDILL,
Commissioner 0! Indian
Sept. 2.5-3tawt Ist Nov.
1 - 11,1..F.ASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, b)
old Humphrey.
Life of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastor 01
the Presbyterian Church a rreehold,in New'Jersey
in Which is contained, among other interesting par
ticularn,an account of his being three days in a trance,
and apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing; by Rev Walter 111cGilorsy.
The Loss of Ausuilla; u narrative of the loss
the Brig Austrilla by tire, un hei . voyage from Stith
end Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli
gions exercises, and final rescue of the passengers;
edited by the ltev James H. 51eGavin, Dundee,
The Force of Truth, an authentic narrative; by
Thomas Scott. -
The above are uniform with the "Christian Cabi
net Libraryi" published by IL. Carter. Jost reed by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
66 Market st. between 3d and 4th.
oct2
N compliance with the Law and the order of the
I Postmaster Generil, Sealed Proposals will be re- 1
ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, or. Monday, the
25th day of October, for supplying the Stationery re
quired for the use of this Post Office, during the Rur
years commencing January lst, 1848 and ending De
cember 31st, 1851.
The estimate for each yenr, is as follows
One hundred Reams Enveloping paper, yellow
-10 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 bond in a
gm equal to double the value of the articles to be
Welshed.
Payment will be made on delivery of the Starion
ery.
Please furnish samples. ;
C. Postmaster,
Pittsburgh.
European agency, avid Remittances to
Ireland, England, &c.
T ARGE and small sums of money can at all times
Li be remitted by sight drafts at reduced rates to
all parts of Englandi Ireland, Wales, Br.c., and Lega
cies, Debts, Rents, claims and property in Europe
cau be collected and recovered through the subscri
ber, or during his absence from Vile city from Octo
ber until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap
plication to JAMES MAY, Merchant, Water street,
Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. 8. As H. Keenan has been frequently troubled
by applications and letters on the business of "Herd
man & Keenan," passenger agents of New York, he
deems it necessary to say, that he is not the Keenan
of that Brin, and has never had any connexion with
either of those persons. oct4
T •
Borea-5 , 5, Sqs andl lb. Lump
1 Tobacco, just reed and for sale by
ocE , MILLER 4- RICKETSON.
Northwest guns
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Poet Office Stationery
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NV lid Cherry and - Sarsaparilla.
A VERY IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION
TO ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACE!,
At All Times,
AND
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES!
I F YOU ARE SICK, get cured; if well, employ
measures to continue so. Every individual in
dulges in habits, which roust, to a greater or lesser
extent, disarrange the admirable and intricate com
binations which form the system, and conseqently
EVERT, LNDIVIDU AL,
should possesssome mild, yet efficacious, simple and
accredited agent for preserving all the functions of
the body in good order.
DR. WOOD'S
SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS
will achieve this result, and should be in every fami
ly, and in the hands of every person, who, by busi
ness, profession or general course of life, is.predis
posed to the very many little ailments that render
life a curse, instead or a blessing, and finally result,
in their aggregated condition, in the cause .
OF DEATH.
The Bitters here mentioned arecompounded by a
man of great skill and knowledge, from the simples
Nature presents to those who care to find them, and
which are the only reliable antidotes to the poison of
disease. The chief ingredients are the universally
beloved Sarsaparilla and the Barks, the Wild Cherry
Tree, with which the red man of the forest cures
nearly every disease of the internal copes. These
materials, though powerful iu their action, are as
COlllll3Oll see teaches us,
ENTIRELY HARMLESS;
and prepared as they aro here, one of the greatest
medical operatives in the inhabitable globe. Hy tak
ing these flumes, the scrofulous may be restored to
beauty, and avoid the sharp knife of the Burgeon ; for
they not only eradicate pimples and tumors, but
overcome
CANCER AND KING'S EVIL!
Whover is subject to the horrors of Consumption,
should at once purchase this sURE•HESEDY. /11 the
train of Costiveness follow dreadful local conges
tions, oftentimes insanity, very frequently mania or
hypocondria, violent head ached, palpitations, and
other affections of the heart, and rheumatic swel
lings. Dr. Wood's Compound is one of the most ef
ficient medicines in routing these complaints, and
their fountain head, that can possibly be procured.
Front being confined in close rooms, and from
taking a small modicum of exercise, numerous per
sons daily are made to deplore a loss of appetite,
painful headaches, weakness of the muscles, la ngour,
wa..t of energy sufficient to permit them to seek rec
reation, &c. &c. These persons say for years, that
they "don't feel very well." If they do not employ
a method by which they can feel QUITE WELL, they
eventually sink under a severe fit of illness, and are
SAVED FROM TUE GRAVE
only by a miracle, and even then the lancet, leech,
blister and calomel have left them mere shattered
hulks, full of aches and sorrows, and not only a pest
to themselves, but a source or disguct and annoyance
to all with whom they come in contact. All these
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
may be avoided by an early application of thcvirtues
of these Brrrcas. For the truth of this, the proprie
tor pledges his word and honor, and in 'evidence can
show files of undoubted certificates which he has re
ceived, unsolicited from all quarters. He does not,
however, ask the invalid to swallow his certificates,
but his firrrEas, and is willing to static all he holds
dear on earth in favor of their worth.
THE DYSPEPSL4,
in either a modified or severe firm, will disappear
before the qualities of Dr. Wood's , preparation, and
the cure may be relied on as a permanent one. Did
tho IlirrEns possess no other recommendation, it
would be one of the finest vegetable compounds
medical science can invent: but it is equal to the
complete eradication of
LII - ER COMPLAINT,
in every shape, and of every affection, minor or gi
gantic, of the billiary aparatus. individuals who are
constitutionally billion. ought regularly to take this
mild agreeable and excellent TONIC AND APPE.DIENT,
as it will diffuse health throughout every fibre of the
frame, and send happiness and love of life thrilling
to the heart. FaunLias °nom TO KEEP IT ON
•
Every medicine chest on board ship should also he
.well stocked with this capital remedy as 0 - SCIJIt-
Y_ct cannot ifilict those who take it, or long re
sist its rigorous assaults. , ALL 1111.4 . VIIITIES or THE
BLOOD vanish before it, and tho old relics of early
imprudence invariably disappear, soon after being
submitted to its action. Every complaint of the
stomach is broken by it The Brrrzns have in no
instance fiiled of curing SAYS DICE, eiestits.t. Lm
urs', every disorganization of
.Tli E NERVOUS SYSTEM.
, -
By neglecting the little inroads made upon the lat
ter a east portion of our fellow beings are rendered
extremely miserable—so mrscrable, indeed, that
they wish to die. Every bottle of Br. Wood's Sarsa
parilla and Wild Cheiry Bitters," contaius a modi
cum of joy and content for each of those anxious
and impru dent . sufferers. Remember that an injudi
cious use of mercury is inevitably productive ormany
evils which are put to flight by this glorious and un
surpassable compound; and that of which me
HEREDITARY
may speedily and safely be shuffled off through its
agency. As a medicine which must benefit
EVERYBODY,
from the steal v delicate to the COVEINED AND DES.'
PAIRIND INVALID, no equal is to be found for it. It,
would be well to bear in mind that preventive is
infinitely more desirable than cure, and that Dr.
Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Brrrtrui ARE
BUTH.
Put up in bottles, three or four times larger than
Bristol's or band's, for the same price—one dollar
per Miele.
WYATT & KETCHAM, 121 Fulton street, New
York, wholesale .Ageuts. Sold in Pitisburgh„et
P. It. SAWYER'S HEALTH DEPOT of Vaiu
able Medicines, Smithfield', between 34 and Fourth
streets, and at WM. THORN'S Drug Store, Market
street. sep2 d6rw 12t
Illetlical and Surgical Office.
Health is the charm or life, without it gold
Lora, letters, friends, all, all, are unenjoyed
DOCTOR BROWN, a
regularly educated physi.,
clan from the eastern cit. ,
ies, would respect fully an
nounce, to the citizens of
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
vicinity, that he can be
comulted privately and
contiidentially, every day
and evening at his office
on Diamond Alley, a few
doors from Wood street
MEE
awards the market
Dr. Brown gives his particular attention to the
reatment anti invesugatiou of the following disea-
All diseases arising from Impuritiesof the Fliood,
scrofula, syphilis, seminal weekness, impotency
salt rheum,iliseases of the eye and ear, rheumatism,
piles, palsey.
Dr Brawn has much pleasure in announcing to
the public, that he is in possession of the latest in
formation and improvement in the treatment of
secondary syphils, practised at the Paris Lock Hos
pital. The modern researches: on syphilis, its
complications and consequences, and the unproved
modes of practice which have been made known
to the public but recentley, and to those chiefly
who make this branch of Medicine, their particu
tar study and practise.
Many new and valuable remedies havebeen late
ly introduced, whichsecures the patientbeing met ,
curialized out of existence Strangers are apprised
that Doctor Brown has been educated in every
branch of medicine, and regularly admitted to
practise, and that he now confines himself to the
study and practice of this particular branch,togeth
er with all diseases of a private or delicate nature,
incident to the human &mi. ho cure, no pay.
Recent cases are relieved in a short time, with
out interruption from business.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must con
tain, a fee, or they will not be attended to.
€0• Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from
Wood street, towards the market. Consultations
strictly confidential, jy‘23-d&vey
Fall Fashions.
Va' fr,t ..
•
HATS AND CAPS. 1.,
THE subscriber will introduce, this day, Beebe .Ei
Coster>a Fall Style of French, Mole Skin, Silk
and Nutra Hats to which he would invite the atten
tion of the public. G. W. GLASGOW,"
102 Wood at.,
aug2B 3d door below Davis Auction Rooms.
N. B. His Fall assortment of Caps and Muffs, em
bracing an extensive variety, is daily expected, and
will be duly announced. G. W. G.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND SADLERY
JOHN WALKER,
DEALER rig FOREIGN AND .DOMESSIC HARDWARE,
No. 85 Woad Street.
W'VOULI? respectfully. inform hie friends and the
public generally, that he has received a large
stock of foreign Hardware per ships " Isabella,"
" Wyoming" and "Monongahela," which, togeth
er with a large supply of American Goods he is now
receiving direct from manufacturers, will make his
assortment very extensive and complete. Western
Merchants will please call and examine his stock.
- 113.8
OLD MAGLORY COGNAC Brandies, in octave
casks; for sale by
octl2 JACOB WEAVER.
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~ Y ~ ~,,,
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS' BANK,/
Pittsburgh, Oct. 16, 1847.
A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank,
_ for the ensuing year, will be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday, the . 16th November nest.
octl6-td W.ll. DENNY; Cashier,
DADA OF PITIODUROIIi
October, 16, Iti47.
An election for thirteen Directors of Ihie Bak for
Cie ensuing year, will be held at the Bankir g house;
an Monday, the 16th day of November next.
ocl6 JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANE or Ptrrantractt•
AN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House on Monday,
the 15th day of November next, between the hours
of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
oat 8-td THOS. M. HOWE, Cashier.
Standard Poetry.
OF
T
POETICAL WORKS OF—
./
Shakopeare 'Scott, Byron, Burns, Campbell;
Hemans, Cowper Young;
Beanie, Goldsmith, Moore, Pope;
Shelly, Keats, Crabbe, Heber, Ben Johnson;
Beaumont & Fletcher, Massinger, Ford;
Spencer, Ossian, Loudon, Barry Cornwall;
• Wordsworth, Hills, &c. &c. in various editions
for sale by H. S. BOS WORTH 4- CO.,
octi6 is No. 43 Market street.
Iteeetvid.
TALES of tho Drama,
Dictionary of Quotations; •
Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott;
Life of - Rowland Hill ;
Welsteo's City of the Caliphs;
Bancroft's United States;
•
Library of English Literature ;-
The British Poets. • • -
H. S. BOSWORTH 4. Co.
43 Market at
octl6
BY EXPRESS.
VEST!NRS-100 Yds. more of those very rare
and choice Fiench Fig'd Cashmeres and Silks.
I,OBINSON,
Importer,
Filth street.
ocl9-3
CANDLES -20 Braes Etearine;
10 Star ;
10 Sperm; t
20 Dipped; for 'sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS. 110 Wnnei
ocl9
Situation W anttd.
A YOUNG MAN, who has extensive connexions,
.1 - 1. and comes well recommended, and to whom
employment is an object, will accept of a situation
as salesman or clerk, at a moderate salary. Apply
to the Editor of this paper. ocIS
NEW IMILLINERY,
NO. 10, St. Clair Street.
D LV and o U p
e k n T e , d l a ms c j h u o s i t c . e re s t e u l r e n c e t d ion frog
e l e e 2 w a
n Y t York
fashionable WINTER MILLLNERY: Bonnets,Capsi_
Collars,Scarfs, Ribbons, Laces, Bags, Gimps,But
tons, ringes, Flowers, Feathers, Hdkfs.,
&c. -The latest patterns of Caps, Mantillas, Etc.
Every article in the Millinery business made to order
in the latest style. A few good silk milliners wanted.
octl6
Otard Bramlr.
1 r s 11A1.:F. qr. and Eight pipes, old Otard Brandy,
1 V with certificates, for sale by
P. C. MARTIN,
corner of Smithfield and Front eta.
ncl6
Q AZERAC BRANDY-5 halves and qrs. old Saze
rac Brandy, with certificates for sale by
ocl6 P. C. MARTIN.
SEIGNETTE BRANDY-5 half pipes, with certi
fieates, ti,r sale by
ocl6
PINET CASTILION BRANDY-5 half pipes,
for sale by
ocl6
IN-4 pipes Swan, Black horse and Holland
jr Gin, with certificates, for sale by
ocl6 P. C. MARTIN.
t ` IVES-140casks Port, Madeira, and Sherry
Vl' Wines, part very old; for sale by .
ocl6 ' P. C. MARTIN.
To Let.
rp HE two story Brick Dwelling and Store, lately
I occupied by P. Cahill, at the corner of Wylie
and Tunnel street,.
ALSO, •
The two story Brick Dwilling, immediately in the
rear of the übove,and fronting on Tunnel street.
Possession given immediately. Apply to
JOHN J. MITCHEL,
Attorney at Law—Smithfieldst.
oc 1 tf
WINES AND BRANDIES IN BrITTLES: 180
doz. Bottles Wines and Brandies, ' , cry fine,
or rale by (oe16) P. C. MARTIN.
J. D. LUISIER, C. W. ANDERSON,
Late of YittAbuf es, Pa. Late of NashvMe, Teen
LEIFIMER ea: ANDERSON,
DEALERS IN COTTON.
Forwarding and Commission 3lerchants
No. 8 Front Street, abore Broadway.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
REFER TO
Merchants generally, flab:burgh, Pa.
Merchants generally, Nashville, Tenn.
W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky.
gprittger 4- Whiteman, 1
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Johnston &
Hewitt,Yeran & Co., New Orleans. •
Magregor & Morris, New York.
Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore.
Smith, Bag.ley & Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel Deshon, Boston. . -sep24-ly
Notice.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Patrick Cahill,' late of the City 0.
Pittsburgh, deed., have been granted to the subscri
bers, residents of said City—all persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claim's against the same, will
presentahern duly authenticated for settlement.
JOUN J. AIITCti EL,
JOHN E. DOWNING,
ocll-6tawd Administrators.
Imported Segura, etc
r HE lovers of good Segars and Tobacco, are re -
j . 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, Fagorra's, Eugene's, Common
Also, a few Boxes of &alder's Black Fat," a
celebrated chewing tobacco.
JOEL MOHLER,
auge Druggist, Fla and Wood sts.
Err Chronicle and Gazette copy.
Valuable Historical 'Works.
HISTORY of the Discovery and settlement of the
Valley of the Mississippi, by the three great
European Powers, Spain, France and Great Britain,
and the subsequent occupation, settlement and ex
tension ofcivil government by the United Statestun
til the year 1846 t . By Jelin W. Monette, bi. 1:b, 2
cols.
The History of the United States, from the planta
tion of the Colonies till their assumption of national
independence. By James Graham, L. L. D., in 2
vole., second Edition, enlarged.
History of the United States, from the discovery of
the American Continent. By George Bancroft, 13th
Edition.
The Pictorial History of England, Harper's Ed.
history of the Conquest of Peru, by Win. IL Pres
cott.
History of Rome. By Thomas Arnold, 2 vols,,
History of the Late Roman Commonwealth, from
the end of the Second Punic War to the death of
Julius Caesar; and the reign of Augustus; with a life
ofTragian. By Thomas Arnold, D. 31., complete in
one volume. - ._ -
The above works just received and for sale low;
byELLIOTT Ic ENGLISH,
ocs ° SS Market et., bet 3d and 4th,
Hatyre Head quarters for Hosiery. •
TO those who wish to provide for the approaching
cold weather, would do well to call hi time to
examine my assortment of Woblen Drawers, under
Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., as I have my
winter's stock ready for exanaination, of my ownand
Foreign manufacture.
N. B. Call early that you may have the first
choice. M. CALI%
Sign of the Big Stocking, sth et.,
between Wood and ,INiarket.
Man
Commentaries, &e. •
THE Earlier and Later Prophecies of Isaiah, by
Joseph Addison Alexander, Professor in the
Theological 'Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey: 2
vols—sold separately. •
Exposition of the Epistle to the Romans, with re
marks on the Commentaries or Dr. M'Knight, Pro
fessor Moses Stewart, and Professor Halleck; by
Robert Haldane, Esq. From the fifth Edinburgh
edition. s . •
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.
Barns Notes, in nine volumes. Sold separately,
or in setts.
ALSO—Henry's Scott's Comprehension & CI arke4
Commentarteion the Scriptures.
The above, with a general assortment of Madical,
Classical, Theological and Law Books, just received
nd for sale low: ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, -
001.19 56 hlarketst.-
ffMZ==
1
I
?VOL DA.IMDOIf.
Moog ASD.sARPENT,
BANKERS- AND EXCHANOR PROP :RI
c.. coa.ltOOD AVD urns erstryte, sirnottno/#3r*
F.ALEAS in Coin, Hard; Notre, Time
.
D, Foreignand Domeetio Vachange, Cortifiptep -
of Deposite,, &c.
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the
Hanlon, laud Europe, for sale in sums to snit purcha.
1411. a. rlgqu
CURRENT and par -funds received on, deposits,
COLLECTIONS made on all parts
.r.id* the Union
at the lowest rates.
szrznitvcca :
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
" Ogden &Snowden, - -
" Win. Bell St Son, Rrtnisesolt.
" S. M , Clurken & Co. . " •
' & Bennett.
" : Fliining 4 Brother,
" : Fales, }
Lathrop Et Co. Flux44:(4 ,
" ! Wm.R. Thompson & . Co:
ilondly, - PhelPs 4 Co. .1 N . Yong.
et , Babcock - 8z Cs. - . ' . ._
tg i Tinny, Ward &Co.' --- ':, . .
" John M,Collough&Co,. 1 1
ll.u.sliont.
Mr,' 'James George, . ;' ! r .
.• .
. " B. ' Hanna, CirrentNArt, O.
1
" 1 Joseph Watson, mAssitos . , - 0.
Messrs. Fenner EL
,M l Millan. . .
R. F. Ellis, Esq.,,Cashier2 Ban Lewistown, P4o
Pittsburgh,,September 2d, 18.11-y • . .
JOSEPH. HILL
• MILL-Sr. CURRY," -
DANNEIicTACDANGZ imozims, AND VDATANA tat
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CEA
TIFCATES'OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
: GOLD . AND. SILVER. •
N 0.65 W ciobst., 3n DOOR BELOW Foinali,WESTplpt
Pittsburgh, Pa. • • .
PAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit,nne.
collections made in all the principal cities 011ie
United States.
. Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, BaltiMpre,
York, Boston arJ Cincinnati constantly for sale irs
sums to suit purchaserk. . •
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Penniiylva,
nia !lank Notes bought and sold on the most favorer ,
ble terms.
The highest premium paid for American Gold._
Exchange on England, Ireland,' Germany. and
France procured, 4-c. mar22.-y
ALLE KRAMER. EDWARD R.11A);/ •
• KII.A.MER RAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKs•
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC •
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN. --
Corner of Third and Wood hts4thiectly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. . my2B
• • N. 11.01.31.
b NNE= AND DEALtI3.S
321AITIC
No. 54 Market 8
flailing rate. Exc
Nee, York A Ipr I
Philadelphla-4 i
Baltimore t rr
BASK
Buying rates.
Ohio - dis
Indiann. * icr
Kentucky .i
Virginia.
Wheeling k if
Tennessee 3 . 1
aul9-y
'WILLIAM A. HILL it. Cto., - • •-` •
RADIXES", ttclinirrok BROSED.Sy AND DEALERS IS
FOREIGN IAND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, --
CERTIFICAUS OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
T AND SPECIE, - -
No. 64 Wood if t., one door above Fourth, East side,
-Pittsburgh, Pa.
- .
CURWENT Funds received on deposit, sad .61*
lec(ipos made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel,
phis, Now York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale it! Rims to suit purchasers.
The paper of'the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, end
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the moat favor. -.
_
able terms.
The highest prektium paid for Foreign and utiri,
, can Gold and Silver coins.
P. C. MARTIN
P. C. MARTIN
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND Allgk
SCOTLAND, for silo in amounts ()IX' nod upitnvii.
rnarlo-dawy -
To Grocers and Tea Dealers.
Mpg Philadelphia and New York Pekin - ,Tet
j_ Company, No. 35, North Front itree4
phis, having ,received their Fall Stock of FAEstt
TEAS, are now prepared to furnish orders front a dis- .
tance, either by the Half Chest of packed in theit
peculiar style, at prices as low as any other wrath- .
Bailment in the United States For sale,
ISO Half Chests Young Hyson, (low gradoi and
fine;)
100 Half Chests extra Sr.v 4 erLeap,do.;
SO Cheats and Half Che to Gunpowder, (fine and
extra ;) .
100 Chests, Half Chests and Boxes Dnperial, (fine,
extraand low grades;)
50 Chests Old Hyson, ( various grades;)
250 Half Chests and Boxes Fine 00l ngs, (irdrioils;)
200 do. do. Mirg Tongs, do )-
150 do. Powchongs, (anima and other
flavours")
Oranges and Flowery Peccoes; English BreakfasV .
Teas, &c., &c.,,c
This company establishes no exclusive agenciei
of an' kind out of Philadelphia; but furhidhes Teas
packed in and pounds packages; bearing their
own name to the general trade, of a quality equal to -
any sold in the United States at the .same_ prices &
and pledge themselves . to, refund tho'money fo ali- ,
that do' not give entire satisfaction.
McCALLMONT &BOND..
No 35 North Front. it..
Wholesale Depot of tho Cotopany.—
N. B. Orders from a 'distance executed faithfully
and with dispatch. .1)1cC"-Sr._13.
J. R. Stockdain the agent of the Company isr . in
this City and will call upon Grocers and tea Dallers.
BC atl l-3taw3m • .
Airtrikn , & CO. Looking Glass 9tore, No. 98
Wood str. set .—kr. J. Murphy, (late Of the Sa-' •
6Th Harmonistso 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 Pirnicetr.
Old Frames re-guilt. Don't forget the number gr9B,
sc9-d3mBr..w4t
• For Sale.
1:11h - 11 tract of land containing aboul 70 acres,;; ,
1-.1 . situated in thiliblo township, Butler countyi. ! :
within !one mile of the road leading froni`Pittstitirgli
telCittaning. The land is all cleared except about, ' .
7 acresand under a gond state of cultivatioh.
is a good frame dwelling house and frame barn on the
premises. The farm is well watered and aboUndsiu
good coal and limestone. -
For terms apply to 'William B6yd, Attorney at LEIA , ..
office on 4th street,above Smithfield.
jel7—dBcwtf
Dress Goods. -•
AA. A.: MASON . , 62 Market street, will open this
~ morning, five caves ofCashmeres, Oregon and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do. ) alio Mous do
Lains; Cashmer de Cosfe. „ . .
• ,
French Merinat and nada: • •
An excellent assortment of Drab, Stons, Bine And
Black Colors, of every quality; a - rid
Bombazines.
500 pcs of. Rich Bonnet. Ribbons of every styles
also ; 600 Wrought Collars and Capes, very cheap:
-4. '
s sox,
trr £:NCIIANGE COIN •_ AND
feet,' .Pittsburgh
hange; -:.Busing rate.
ICincinnati I die
Louisville I
S. Louis - I "
Buying rates. .
rounty & City ord'if.l ins
Relief notes f-
Pennsylvania Co
New York' .
Maryland ,
New Orleans -
01Fed
Bonnat Riikons,
Flannels
11. bales .0 4 ' Red; White and Yellow Fintieltr; both ' Plain,and Twilled, of every quality; nivel-400..1;4bl .
of Whitney.; .Bath, Retie and Itfackinacillarilteta—
every size
edisinatts. •
4 Cases Of : l3ltick,',.Viicattatana Clue, Figuita Ina
Plait* also Cassinaereslild.Broad: Cloths, &ct.--&e.-: ,
At 62 Market attract. ,
&
oci2
BcdatcaticartilL urning. Foe tory,
AI i.X.C.HENY CITY.
TBE undersigned having commenced the above
business on the corner of Robinson and Sandus
ky streets, opposite - Arbuck Le" s Cotton. Factory, and
having i purchasad the right Of using the improved
Bedstead Fasting of McLean's, which is far super
,lour' to any now in use; vie respectfully
the attention of the Cabinet Makers of both cities tps
call and examine for themselves. .
M.-D:'VIS CO
septll d-y
,
'Pointe - 160t% Stattri.,
1111FLAIN and Find French Doe SkiriCassinter4t
■ I Englis4 and French
Pe Joinville Plaids.
Figured Cassimetes.of 4-descriptimis; - -
Which will be made to orderintiti latest styles, by
ANCKER Sc , MAYEIt,
,oc7 . - lirneidatc-
TUST RECEIVED—A small lot of:
Blankets, whieb will be made to order:
latest style, by • ,ANCK.ER Sc-MAYF.E.
.. era_ -
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