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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
eowmiTTEE FOR strrEmaitn.
Geo. Ogdon, 8. F. Von Bonhorst, W. It Denny
itioirmanwrs OP THE sTEA.at slurs
British.
.Brittagnia, Hewitt,.
Hibernia, Nyrie,...
Cambria, Judkins,..
Caledonia, Lott,...
French.
Union
Philadelphia
Missouri
New York
American.
Washington,.Hewitt,
POET OF PITTSBURGII.
4 tErh WATER IN TER CHANNEL
Clipper No. 2, Crooks, Cincinnati
Mary Stevens, Lucas, Louisville
Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Besver.
Beaver, Stoops, Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DEPARTED.
Wisconsin, Grace, Cincinnati •
Mingo Chief, More, Zanesville
Umpire, 'Young, Cincinnati
Financier, Kountz, Louisville
Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beaver, Stoops, Beaver.
Cousul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
• OFFICE OF THE POST,
Furnsz Mosmizra, Oct. 22, 1847. S
REMARKS—We have nothing new to report
this week. We find few figures to alter in our gen.
eral prices current. Business continues active,
considering that navigation on the canal is sus
pended.
The 111Oney Market is very quiet. The
is a description 'of a new counterfeit which
made its appearance this week. Farmer's Bank
of Virginia, $3O. Letter B, N0..702„; payable to
N'ea. Whitehead, at Nurfol k, dated 4 th April, 1840
Engraved by Underwood, Bald, Spencer and !laity .
ASHES—Pots and Scorchings have advanced
slightly. Sales moderate at the following rates.
Scorchings, 41}03; Potash, 43'a3c.; Saieratus
7(iit73c.; Pearlash, 7 c lb. Soda Ash
ALE.—Regular sales at $702 per bbl.
BROOMS--Sales at $1,00(a1,73, as in quality
BUCKETS—ReguIar sales of Beaver at $2,200
2,25.
BRAN.—Sales at Sic per bu.
BLOCK TlNS—Regular sales, 26 Ib
BRICKS--Regular sales of the different quali
ties at the following rates: Fire Bricks, $l3; Pa
sing do., $5,50 to' sti ; and Common $4,30 41 1000
BUTTER—Good Keg sells freely at 2//r2ic.
Q . lb. Fresh print in market ISi(d2oc.p• lb.
CORNMEAL—From store selling at 40044 c.
COTTON—We quote Tenneesee and Mississip
pi at Sialo c. lb. Market Well supplied, but
Duyers are not numerous.
CANDLES—SaIes of dipped. brisk at 9i.
CORDAGE—The following table will show the
present prices:
Manilla Rope, by Coil 17c {)••• lb.
Do du when cut .lBc do
• White Rope, by Coil. 12c do
Do do when cut 13c do
"i\arreildo by Coil Ilc do
• Do —,
do when cut .- .- 12c do
Packing, Yarn, fine 10c do
Do do common Pc do
Manilla Bed Cords L.— t 9, doz.
Do •do per c0d....--..... v• lb.
Hemp ilo ....... 1,622,3703,23 td• doz,
Do do per coil Ilc p. lb.
Manilla Plong,h Lines
._
Hemp do do
COTTON YARNS—The following pricey
been agreed upon by the different manufacturers at
a meeting convened 'for that purpose:
No. 5 tolo-Cotton Yarn, at ISc. p M.
No. 11 to 13 " 19c. 4 .
500 9c. p doz.
600 It 64 Sc. .4
700
7c. "
6 c. ' "
lSc.
23e.
8,0, and 1000
Candlewick
Carpet Chain
Coverlet Yarn....
Wrapping Twine..
Family Batting...
Common du.
CRACKERS—Water Crackers $4 00 tp.
bbl
Butter " 4 75 "
Dyspeptic " 4 00 "
Sugar 7 c.
Soda " 7 "
The above is - the wholesale price of Crackers.
FLOUR—The market is brisk.. The receipts
are confined principally to small lots,which sell at
prices ranging from $4,507t0 4,(8. Sales of SOO
bbls at $4,50; 180 bbls at $3,02. - We are told
that several large lots-of Flour, destined (or this
market have been shipped for the east by way of
the lake.
FREIGHT—The following are the prices of
freight from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, by canal:
Flour 70c. ,p bbl.
Bacon, Butter, Lard, and Cheese.. 50c..br 100 lbs.
Tobacco... 62h.
Feathers and Wool sl."°
Ginseng and Beeswax The.
Whiskey $1,40 s bbl.
. The following are the prices from Pittsburgh by
river to the points named:
Dry Goods. Pittsburgh articles.
Cincinnati...l bia2oc. 2 l to lbs. IOU lbs.
Louisville .20025 c. " I 15'd20c. "
St. Louis...soC. 14 25(a30e. •
Nashville ..75c. " 30c.
FLLNT GLASS-WART /P7tofesale Prim:
T"mblers—Best 6 Bute Lima, t, doz $B,OO
eo do do and split, 7,00
do Plain, assorted sizes 50a3,00-
Decanters—Best fancy cut, quart, to doz 15,00
do do pint, 10,00
do Double ring, quart, 3,00
do Triple do do 3,75
do do do pints, 1,25
do Common 3 pint and trill, - 623
Wine Glasses—Knob stem, ass'd sizes, te , doz 90
do Plain Flint, 1,123
do Fine polished Grecian, 2,00
do Best flint cut, 2,2507,50
'Pitchers—Plain or arch fibbed, pints, it doz 2,00
do do do quarts, 3,00
do - .;do do 6 gallon, 6,00
do Fancy cut, 5015,00
Cream Jugs—Gill arch ribbed tp doz 1,123
do Half pint do 150
do du da engraved, 5,002,50
do Fancy cut do 2,7503,00
FISH—We quote Herring at $6,23 try bbl., New
Heirini (gibbed) $5,5006,00; Shad, $8,5009,00;
No. 3 Mackerel (1847) $7,2507,50; No. 2 (new)
$10,75; Cod Fish, $5,25.
FEATHERS—Have advanced considerably in
,price since our last, and are becoming quite
scarce. Sales of 1000 lbs at 28c per lb. Retail-
dog at 30c.
FRUIT—Good Dried Peaches are scarce in
market. Sales at $1,1201,31c. gr bu.
Dried . dippks, dull at 373 c. p bu.
.Raisins, good sells firmly at $2 25 f>
FEED—Shorts, sales at 11015.
GFIQUF,RIRS,.-:Of all kinds are firm. The fol
lowing quotations will be found correct. At these
4ms itiere are large sales daily : Good Molasses
J .N.,T„ . 1. - ' 4 • - . -
- ,
414141 17,t0S:tit , YiV - 4 7 C$;r1•40 . 7:: „ .*'!' t * :.
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SAILING DAYS
leaves England. leaves U. S.
Oct. 1
Sept. 19 Oct. 16
Oct. 4 Nov. 1
Oct. 19 Nov. 16
leaves France. leaves U. S.
.. :Sept. 30
...Oct. 15
~ ..Oct. 31
Nov. 15
leaves U. S.,
Sept. 15.
Sept. 30
Oct. 15
leaves Europe.
Oct. 19.
ARRIVED
25c. "
25c. ~
I oc. "
11c.
fISBORN , S 1834 PORT, rich and dry, straw color
ed by age, for sale in half bottles and by retail
at the wine store of
oct22
PURE 1840 PORT, dry and genuine wino, for
sale by the dozen and on draught, at the wine
oct22 store of JACOB
HARRIS & SOS '‘C C." PORT, consisting of
N'
double, treble and pure juice wines, vintage
of '42, in store and for sale wholesale and retail at
the wine store of (oct22) JACOB WEAVER.
DURGUNDY PORT, a single gr?pe wine for sale
MO in pipes or barrels, at the wiestore of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
- 110URE JUICE, particular, vintage of '39, thick
sweet Port, for sale by the barrel and on draught,
at the wine store of
oct22
AUNT &CO'S PORT, double grape, very choice
and fruity, for sale wholesale or reta.l at the
wine Store of (oct22) JACOB WEAVER.
is selling at 34(335c. per gal. Sugar—Prime N. 0
7-4aSc. Rice—Sales at 707ic. per lb. Coffee
Sales Rio at Si -881, per lb.
GRAlN.—Wheat, 003 Rye 40042, dull; Corn,
40; Oats 25(a.213c.f. bu.
HAY—Sales at scales during the week at $8,50
aslo. The best quality will bring the latter price
HONEY—Sales at 20c. for prime article from
country. By the box from store at 16c.
RIDES—For green qi cents paid by tanners, re
sales at 4c.; Missouri, 9011; Spanish 14016-i.
IRON AND NAILS--The following are the
regular wholesale prices of Iron and Nails in this
city:
Flat Bar, from 3 , to 4i inch 3 9 , lb
do from sto6by / to 1 inch 3 , 3 do
Dandy Tire, different sizes 3/ do
1 Horse Shoe 3014 do
Round and square from 1 t 04 3, inch 3 do
do from 18 to li 3/ do
do do 2to 2/ 4(a4i do
do do 3to 31 1 5 do
do do 31, to 4 5/ do
do do i to / 3016 do
Band Iron 3031 do
Steel, American blister 4/ do
do Spring 54 do
Hoop Iron 31,07 do
Nails, cut, 10, 12, 16, 20 $3,75 9. kg.
do 8 and 94 4,00 do
do 6 and 7d • 4,30 do
do. ,3d 4,75 do
do 4d 5,00 do
do 3d 6,00 do
INSDRANCE--The following are the rates of
Insurance at present charged in this city:
From Pittsburgh to Wheeling, Va.,.... 1-5 e i
do do Cincinnati, 0 , 3.100 J
do do Louisville, Ky.,.... 304-1.0
do . do Evansville, 1a.,..... Yal
do do Memphis, Tenn.,... 101
do do Nashville, Tenn.,... lei
do do St. Louis, Mo , lel i
do do . Independence, M 0.,.. 2020
do do - Galena, 111., ...... .. 1 gali
do do Peoria,. 111, 1 }al i
do do .New Orleans, La.,.. 1013
LEATHER—Baltimore sole sells at 206322 c
New York sole 1641,20 c.
LUMBER—Since our last the lumber merchants
have been receiving additions to their stocks, al
though rot sufficient to effect prices. We continue
ast week's quotations
Pine, dear
Common..
Cherry and Walnut Boards
Popular scantling, Boards.
Shingles
Laths
LEAD—Pig, 4} ; Bar; & viva
LEAD PIPE-1 inch aqueduct at (13C p foot
73c "
sic "
sic "
All others
OlLS—Tanners' ranges from vialB. Saks of
Flaxseed at 6063. Lard 0i1,.7f'73c. gal.
PROVISIONS—The market is quiet, and sales
confined to city consumption. We quote Hams at
9 , :a10e. Sidra .9. Shoulders 7c. per lb. Good Keg
Buster is worth 9193. Cheese in active demand
at 1346i7c. per lb. for W. R.
LARD-9c. , , and scarce.
NIJTS—We quote Filberts at Sc. p lb ;
nets at'Sc ; Almonds, soft shell, 1-I:iit 7c., and bait'
shell at Pdic.
NAVAL STORES—Pitch, 5:1,50 per bbl; Tur•
pentine, 60033 c. per gal.; Oakum, Sc. per lb;
Rosin, $3,00 per bbl.; Tar, North Carolina, sl,su
per bbl.
PRUNES—SaIes at lic. ty Ea. by the box.
POTATOES—SaIesof 330 bbls Neahannocks at
$1,30 per bbl. [3 bu.); 12 bbls. sweet Potatoes at
$1,25.
POWDER.—We quote Rifle Powder at s.s'
to $5 23, in quality, $3 , keg, and Blasting at $3 2.5
Q. keg.
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES
...11c.
.. 14 c.
.. 16c.
.. $8 ,Ot/02,00.
. 3,25.
. 4,50.
. 5,50.
4,50.
3,5 n.
ti,( N 17.50.
7,0(
5,7507,00.
8.0(09,00.
5,7 5(a5,00.
5,500)6,00.
3,75¢14,00.
3,7 Y r its,so.
I 3,00 a 1 0,00
, numon black p- lb
do bright
did box
Mattocks and Pjcks p doz
Hoes handled
do steel blade
do do polished "
Hay Forks bright
do do black
Manure Forks
Grain Shovels
Devonshire do
Coal
Canal
Spades
Sickles
Scythe Sneaths
Wheel Irons p gross
do
do
METAL—There is very little doing at present
The prices are nominally as follows :Mercer coun
ty, $2 5 / 2 8 v. ton; Hanging Rock, S3G; Alleghe
ny, $30a32.
RAGS--Good mired .1f tl Ib., cash.
SEEDS--There is little doing, and prices are
only nominal. We quote Clover at $3,75a4,00
Timothy, $2,0002,2.5. Flax, 9002 c. Canary,
4 ii,7113e. per Ih.
SALT.—Regular sales firm at $1,23 bbl.
SHEET COPPER.—Regular sales at 28 c. lb
TIN PLATE—SaIes of f ;...; at $10,25.
TALLOW—Rendered, sales 73 1 / 1 -8c ; Rough, 53.
VINEGAR—SaIes at Sc 9e per gal. by the bbl.
WINDOW GLASS—SaIes active at the follow.
ing rates:
Bxlo
10x12
10x1•!
12x1G, and 12x18
Other sizes in proportion
It will be seen by the above that prices have
advanced since last week
IyHUT LEAD—Sales at $1,321,;5, as in
finality_
WHISKEY—SaIes of Rectified at 21022.e.,acd
Raw at
WOOL—The sales of the week have not been
large; but the following quotations have been ful
ly sustained.
Common,
Blood,
Full blood,
Prune, ..
BILLS OP EXCRANGE-SELLING RATES.
On New York, at sigh: prem
" Philadelphia, "
" Boston,
" Baltimore, "
" New• Orleans, "
QUEEN PORT WINE—Dry and very superior,
for medical purposes, for sale wholesale and;e
tail at the wino store of
oct22
CISBORN'S celebrated Trash brand Port, for sale
Vf in bottles and otherwise, at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
$llO,OO 4, M
.10,0 do
.16a20 do
.10,00 do
..2,50!a3,00
.2,00(a2,20
FLOUR—Market firm, with moderate sales at
I:ST—Market quiet; no change in
prices.. ...SUGAR—lncreased activity.
Market generally without change.
I DoLLAItS S.k V !!!
• COAL ONE, COME ALL.
.41.•
ROBINsON. IMPORTER_
arrEn is Coot; on. - - 7 For the benefit of our Fifth Street, one door below wood,
lady readers, we quote the following from an ex- - I AS pi , d returned from Boston, New Vork and
change
Philaticlphrt , with decidedly thee!! EA PEST and
simr (mime of genuine French and Eng lish
Flowers in pots will now need protection. Ger- cLOTHS, 6.-1 and 34 Black and Fancy Cassone ;
aniums. Carti, Carnelins and greemhouse plants of Dress and Hunter Cloth,, for over-coat;; Plaids
!• all kinds, should be taken into the house, and Fancy Cloaking; all or the best manufacture, quality
placed ;n a room where there is no fire. They and colors.
S,should have air during the day, whenever the tem-
VE TING S—Figured and Sup. Sup. Cashmeres,
perature is not below the freezing point. Roses, lout of the Union on her last trip from France,; Sat
lk
POnleVallateS, Pagerstra , mius, and Fig trees, may . tin ,l' o , ! . .?;! r t V'dy", and a general selection 01
remain ourof doors a tittle longer, to harden the. r im' the must ra ' hmnabin and
wood. Oleanders may be placed in a shed, as it
desirable, at-Ins usually very cheap prices,
! „,. 1 16. 1 „.
is rather too soon to put them in the cellar fir the
winter As soon as the frost has nipped the top
of your Dahlias, Tuberoses, Glathopus, Amaryllis,
and Tiger plants, bare them taken up carefully,
on a dry day, and let them remain during the
day in the sun, so as to get rid of any moisture
which may be about them previous to laving them
by till next season. Take care that the Tuberoses.
and Tiger Lillies be not placed within the reach of
mice, or they will demur them all. in a short time.
cry The New York correspondent of the Balt--
mat-a Republican, %%lila% wider date of the 17th,
The American Institute Fair has done a great
business the past week. On Thursday, fpl
were received from visitors, and it k believed that
full $21.).0110 will be taken during the exhibition.
This would exceed by $5,000 the receipts of any
previous exhibition.
The imports of out port during the past week,
exclusi ye of goods warehoused, amounted to $ ;50,-
590. and the duties received, to $173.748.
The exports of the• past fortnight have amount
ed to $1,576 8311. Those of the past week inclm
ded 377,410 115 i. cheese, 3filq,; bbls. flour; 5588
bushels wheat; 4081 bales cotton; 35,0711 lbs
hams; 255 tierces and 357 bbls. beef and pork;
1081 bble. meal 13,900 bushels corn.
The arrivals during the past fortnight have been
48, with 30,58 passengers, and 79 clearances-27,-
0.25 tons.
ELK COUNTT.—From a letter received in this
city, we learn that Shank's majority in Elk county
is b 9 and Longstreth's 82 votes. The vote polled
in the county was very small.
(o'lllr. Conran, the distinguished tragedian,
was dangerously ill, on Satiirday List. It was
feared he could Hot recover.
$3,50 e box
3.50
4.00 u
3,50
cy On the 10th instant, six vessels sailed from
New Orleans for Brazos San Jago, Tampico and
Vera Cru4 all laden with government stores. The
steamship Alabama, left for Tampico and Vera
Cruz, on the same day.
c" - . We perceive, through our exchanges, that
the sale of the Mount Savage Mining Company's
Works, near Cumberland, has been postponed un
til the 11th of November.
Married.
t
On Thursday evening the :21st Inst., e Rev.
Dr. Elliot, Mr. James Miller of this ci ~to Miss
Anna L. D. Smith, of Allegheny city.
2(.'a:27c. in lb
27c.
... 28c.
....30c.
....:33c.
...33c.
BARROWS & TURNER'S,
No. 46, MARKET STREET, POST - OFFICE CORNER.
GALA and Raw Silk Plaids, in very rich and beau
tiful style , ; cheap.
Cashmeres, all wool, of the finest qualities, at 75
aS7lc. Usual prices, 51,00ai,2.5.
Mohair Plaids, in high colors, 25c.
Brown Mous. (PLaines; neat patterns, 183 c.
Black Alpaca Lustres, of good quality, 25c.
Silk Lustres, Bombazines'
duce riccs.
Paramettas, Orleans
1
Cloths, and Rowmelias, at re
Thibet Cloths, real A. A., the besthoods imported.
Shawls ! Shawls ! ! in colors ap , opriate for the
present and coming season.
Turkerri, Broche, Cashmere, Merino, and Em
brciidered and Plain Black Cloth, in great variety—at
low prices.
Plaid Long Shawls; new and beautiful.
Paris Kid Gloves; in all shades, (light colors,) 621.
light colors.
Thread, Jaconett, and Mull, Laces and Edgings,
selling low to close the stock. .
Bonnet Ribbons—good styles—at 121 c.
Malik, Cherry, and Shaded Velvet Ribbonsra fine
assortment.
Bonnet Velvets, in all colors, &c.
7,000 yards Printed Calicoes; of every style, at 10
and 121 c.
I
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3
JACOB WEAVER
JACOB WEAVER
WEAVER,
•>
DOMESTIC GOODS;
OF every name and description, DO- at lowet prices
than ever before offered.
250 pairs country-made Blankets; of the best make
and quality; and will be furnished to purchasers at a
bargain.
Together with all kinds of Goods; for Men and
Boys , weal, which will be sold at the lowest raters
Purchasers of Dry Goods ate respectfully invited to
call and examine the goods and prices;
No. 96, Market at.
oct2o-tf BARROWS & TURNER.
JACOB WEAVER
" 2-
DEISPA TOILES
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPB.,
EXPRESSLY POE 'rem "maxim} Pon'.
Farther from the Army.
Santa Jana Resigning the Presidency—Sit pie: at
the Capital—Orders of Gen. Quitman—Contem
plated Eipedition on Toluca—Foreign Prince in
vited to Mexico.
Richmond, Oct. 31, 8 P. 3f
The New Orleans Delta and Commercial have
been received. They contain some further inter
esting details. The latter publishes Santa Anna's
Address on the occasion of his resigning the Pre- ,
sidency, which clearly proves that he continues to'
direct the operrtions of the scattered portions of
the army, which have been collected since the late
conflict. He has now 1500 regulars, besides the
guerillas.
•A rumor reached the Capital from Puebla, on
the 27th, that Gen. Paredes, Bustamente, and other
influential persons, had invited a Foreign Prince to
visit Mexico and settle the difficulties of that coun
try.
The papers of the city of Mexico, dated 38th,
say that Gen. Quitman had issued an order on the
25th, notifying all officers of the Mexican army at
the Capital, to report themselves immediately to
the Inspector General of the American army: and
another on the 27th, regulating the value of corn,
American shops, stores, &c. are again opened--
the Theatre is crowded to overflowing—content•
ment begins to reign, and the numerous families,
includingilthe softer sex, are seen promenading the
streets of the Capital, with perfect confidence and
security.
'Liz° y Mational' states that Gen. Scott had pro
, posed issuing a circular to the citizens of the res
pective Mexican states, inviting them to send com
missioners, cloth4d with full powers to conclude
a peace. Also, that he had projected an expedi
tion of sixteen hundred men against Toluca.
The corporation of Mexico had addressed sev
eral proclamations to the inhabitants urging them
to peace; and if they did not comply there would
be no guarantee for their lives or property.
Fanchon, the Mexican Executive, who:was dia.
charged by Pena y l'ena, has associated with Pe.
checa and a General whose name is not mention..
ed.
It is suppnsed that Pena would decide to form
a cabinet on the 27th.
NEW YORK MARKET
FLOUR—Sales at market in favor
of Imyers....WHEAT—Nothing doing; market
film ....CORN—Sales l'rirne White at 73c.; do.
Yellow at 7 . s c....OATS—Sales at 46(345C....
'WHISKEY—SaIes at 3:c.....PROVISIONS—
tio change .... corroN—Alarket heary,and Kery
little doing.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
October 21, 6 P. M
Dress Goods and Shawls
CfREDUCEI) PRICES„a
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER
DRY GOODS.
ON Monday morning the 25th instant, at 10 o'
clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner
of Wood and sth eta., will be sold, an extensive as
sortment of searonablo Dry Goods, &c. &c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., a largo quantity of Queens
ware, Groceries, Glassware, Shovels, Band boxes,
wrapping paper, new and second had furniture, in
great vnliety, &c. &c.
At 6} o'clock, P. M., variety Goods, from a' Teta:
Store, ready made Clothtng, Gold and Silver Watch
es, fine Cutlery, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Musi
cal Instruments ¢c. oct22
74
Bartels N. 0. Sugar at Auction.
(I N Friday afternoon, the 22d October, at 2 o , -
I s f clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner
of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold for account
whom it may concern, 7} barrels good quality New
'Orleans Sugar. Terms at sale.
oct22 JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
Large Sale of Books.
nN Saturday evening, the 23d inst., at 6/ o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Room, corner Wood
and Fifth ats. will be sold, an extensive collection of
valuable Miscellaneous Books, embracing standard
works in various departments of Literature and Sci
ence.
Also, family Bibles, Blank Books, Letter and Cap
Writing Papor, &c.
, Catalogues are now ready for delivery.
oct22 JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ON Wednesday a ft ernoon, the 27th day of Octo
ber, at 3 o'clock, will be sold on the premises,
by orderer the Executors of the late Daniel Hunter.
deceased, Three Valuable Building Lots, situate in
the Second Ward of the city, viz: One Lot at the cor
• ncr of Second street and Cherry alley, having a front
of 20 feet on Second street, and extending along'
Cherry alley 77 feet. One other Lot adjoining the
above, 20 feet front on Second street,and extending
• back ,S 0 feet, with the privilege ofan alley 3 feet
wide extending to Cherry alley. The above Lots,
I together with one other lot of same size are subject
to an annual ground rent of $7 50, or $2 50 eaeh.
Also, one other Lot ofGrnund, having a front of 24}
feet on the east side of Grant street, between Third
and Fourth streets, and extending back SO feet.
Terms, one-third cash, residue payable .on first
day lof April, 1850, with interest, payable semi annu
ally. JOHN D. DAVIS,
oct2l Auctioneer.
! _
in t AMAGED GROCERIES, viz: Coffee, Tobacco,
If and Soda Ash, on account of whom it may con
cern, at Auction.
Will be sold without reserve, at M'Kenna's Auc
.tfon Rooms, No I I-I Wood street, 3 doors from fah,
on Monday, Oct. 25th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
on account of the Colombia Insurance Company of
Philadelphia, and all those whoult may concern,
the following articles of Incrchandise i partmlly dam
aged on the Pennsylvania Canal, viz:
About 35 Rags of Cot Tee ;
0,, 70 Dozes Tobacco, of various brands and
qualities, and
• 3 Mids. Soda Ash.
Terms at sale JAMES 3.1' KENNA,
oct 16
A .ictioncer.
October 121, 5 P. M
To'Let.
!i n fig two story Brick {)welling and Store, late!)
I occupied by I'. CA 1.11, at the corner of Wyht
and Tunnel streets.
ALSO,
The two story frisk I.)n itntnediately in the
rear of the above,and fronting' on Tunnel street. •
Possession g.ven tintandiately. Appty to
JOHN J. Ai yrcil EL,
Attorney at Law—Smithfield ut.
IMMO
l• the Best Cough Medicine I ever
u•ed."
/FHB was expressed in our hearing yesterday, by
I I an intelligent gentleman, who had used hat
about one half of u bottle of Dr. Oriental
Cough Mixture, before he was entirely cured. Come
and get a bottle of it, and ir 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 year. has not, nor indeed can it, tail to give
entire satisfaction.-
ler sale, wholesale anti retail, by
HAI'S St BROCKWAY,
Liberty street. near Canal Basin.
Wit! FLEMING,
Lawrence title. ,
Sold ;lion by
oc 1 I
PROPOSALSj~TIL '
L be received at the office of the Pittsburgh
Water Works, until Monday the !sal, tor
Fxcavating 29,1112 vds. of Earth for the Reservoir
of the Allegheny Water Wort"; also for making
100,000 hard Brick. For particulars enquire uf
ROBERT MOORE,
orS Supt. Pit burgh-Water Works.
WINE STORE.
The subscriber would direct attention o
it to his extensive assortment of FoREIGN
WrNEs and Ltqcons, embracing all descriptions and
qualities, Which he will sell wholesale and retail at
low rates. His stock was selected personally, not
from Agencies, but front Importers Rom places of
growth, and none but the genuine brands are sold.
Samples furntshcd and forwarded with dispatch.
JACOB WEAVER,
corner Market and Front sts.
DR. LEIDY'S
A RSAPARILLA AND VEGETABLE BLOOD
kj 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 leant 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 cf 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 interthring with other medicines that may
have been taken.
They can be taken, without any change of habits
or of living, and without any restraint from occupa
tion orosual employment.
They can be taken, without any fear of taking
cold, during exposure to all kinds of weather or get
ting wet. For sale, wholesale and retail, by -
B. A. FAIINESTOCK &
cur of Ist and Wood, and cor 6th and Wood sts.
oc 12
Bedsteads and Turning Factory,
ALLEGHENY crry.
THE undersigned having commenced the above
business on the corner of Robinson and Sandus
ky streets, opposite Arbuckle's Cotton Factory, and
having purchased the right of using the improved
Bedstead Fasting of McLean's, which is far super
lour to any now in use; we respectfully invite
the attention of the Cabinet Makers of both cities to
call and examine for themselves.
H.M. DAVIS & CO.
septl d-y Ne'
Wholesale Oyster Depot.
P EIS & BERGER, southwest corner of Smith
field and Second sts., arc now daily in receip
of Fresh Oysters, by the two lay line from Baltimore
which they will sell low by the can or halt' can.
REIS & BERGER.
N. B. Every can of Oysterssold by us is warrant
•d to be fresh , or the money refunded.
oe 19-d Iw+
BY EXPRESS.
YESTINGS-100 Yds. more of those very rare
and choice French Fig'd Cashmeres and Silks.
'ROBINSON,
Importer,
ocl9-3 Fifth street.
-- -----
CANDLES-20 Boxes stearine;
10 Star;
10 Sperm ;
20 Dipped; for sale by
oel9 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at
(kart! Brandy.
a HALF. qr. and Eight pipes, old Otard lirandy,
V with certifiCates o for sale by
P. C. MARTIN,
ocl6 corner of Smithfield and Front sts.
SAZERAC BRANDY--5 halves and qrs. Old Saze
rac Brandyi with certificates. for sale by
calf/ P. C. MARTIN.
.
QEIGNE:iTt BRAN DY-.shalf pipes, with certi
ficates, fur sale by
oele P. C. MARTIN.
, •
'auction Zaleo.
Auction Sales
Bxeontoral Sale of Real Ealale
JAS. a. HOOK.. THOS. SARGENT.
Wild Cherry anti Sarsaparilla.
HOOK-AND SARGENT,
A 'VERY IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION
TO ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACES,
BANKERS AND EXCHAN GE BROILERS,
At 411 Times,
N. E. CON. WOOD AND SIXTH STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA
AND . 7
n, EALE RS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, UNDE R ALL CIRCUIT
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates] IF YOU ARE SICK, get cure; if well employ
, of Deposite, &c.
_i_ measures to continue so. Every individual in
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the dulges in habits, which must, to a greater or lesser'
Uunion, and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purcha- extent, disarrange the admirable and intricate cour
sers.
binations which form the system, and conveqently i
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite. • EVERY INDIVIDUAL, - , i
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, should possesssome mild, yet efficacious, simple and
at the lowest rates.
accredited agent for preserving all the functions of
REFERENCES : the body in good order.
Messrs. M. LeeCh & Son,
DR. WOOD'S
"
" Ogden & Snowden,
SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS
Wm. Bell & Son, Prrrsnencer. will achieve this result, and should be in every farni-
" S. M>Clurken & Co. ly, and in the hands of every person, who, hy bust-I
a English & Bennett . nese, profession or general course of life , is predis
" Fleming & Brother, posed to the very many little airments that render
" Pales, Lathrop & .
Co.o. PHU-110'A. life a curse, instead of a blessing, and finally result,
" Wm. R. Thompson & Co. in their aggregated condition, in the cause ' '
" Hoadly, Phelps & Co.
1 NEWw' YORE. OF DEATH.
" Babcock & C ) .The Bitters here mentioned are compounded by a
" Tiffany, Ward &Co. man of great skill and knowledge, from the simples
" John M'Cullough &Co. Berristoar. Nature presents to those who care to find them, and
Mr. James George, which are the only reliable antidotes to the poison of
" H. Hanna, CINCINNATI, 0. disease. The chief ingredients are the universally
" Joseph Watson, „ beloved Sarsaparilla and the Berko/the Wild Cherry
MI ASSILON, w.
Messrs. Fenner & M,Millan. Tree with which the red man of the forest cures
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier,' Bank Lewistown, Pa. nearly every disease of the internal organs. These
Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1347-y materials, though powerful ha their action, are as,
common sense teaches us,' ,
ENTIRELY HARMLESS;
and prepared as they are here, one of the greatest
medical operatives in the inhabitable globe. By tak
ing these Brrreas, the scrofulous may be restored to
beauty, and avoid the sharp knife of the surgeon; for
they not only eradicate pimples and tumors, but
overcome
JOSEPH H. HILL
MILL & CURRY,
nAnirtils, EXCHANGE BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
' GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 65 WOOD ST., 3D DOOR BELOW FOURTH, WEST SIDE,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PTIAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit, lino
collections made in all the principal cities of the
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in
sums to suit purchasers.
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most Favora
ble terms.
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, 4.c. mar22-y
ALLEN KRA BIER. EDWARD RHAU.
KRAMER & RARM
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROK
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OP EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANE NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. my2B
N. HOLDIE
b INKERS AND DEALERS
EOM
No. 6.5 Market s
e:el hog rate. Exc.
Ness York pr
Philadelphia ‘r
Baltimore rr
DANK
Buying rates.
Ohio I dis
Indiarra I to ,
Kentucky f gg
Virginia I ,g
Wheeling i li
Tennessee 3 ,g
au 19-y
WILLIAM A. HILL C 0. ,&
BANNERS, EXCOANGE DRONERS, AND DEALERS IR
FOREIGN AN!) DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth, East side;
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CURRENT Funds received on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New• York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
lbr sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the most favor
able te: MS.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts of I and upwards.
mar I Ct-dawy
IfIIRPHY & CO., Looking Glass Store, No. 98
V Wood streel.—Mr. J. Murphy, (late of the Sa
ble Ilormonists,) is now prepared to receive orders
fur all kinds of Looking Glasser?, 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 i* - 9S.
se9-d3m&wit
For Sale.
ASmall tract of land containing about 70 acres,
situated in Buffalo township, Butler county,
within one mile of the road leading from Pittsburgh
to Kiitaning. 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 ntreet,abore
je.l7—dsr.val
Carter's Cabinet Library.
I I)LEAsANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, b)
old Humphrey.
Life of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church ai Freehold, in New Jersey_
in which is contained, among other interesting par
, ticularsom account of his being three days in a trance,
and apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing; by Rev Walter McGiloray.
The Loss of Austrilla; a narrative of the loss oi
the Brig Austrilla by tire, on her voyage from Seidl
and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli
gious exercises, and final rescue of the passengers;
edited by the ev. James 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 ft. Carter. Just reed by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
b 6 Market et. between 3d and 4th.
ocl2
Post Office Stationery.
IY compliance with the Law and the order of the
Postmaster General, Sealed Proposals will be re
ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, on Monday, the
fithday of October, for supplying the Stationery re
quired for the use of this Post Office, during the fiqtr
years commencing January Ist, 1348 and ending De
cember 31st, 1851.
The estimate for each year, is as follows :
One hundred Reams Enveloping piper, 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 bond in a
sum equal to double the value of the articles to be
lurnished.
Payment will be made on delivery of the Station,
ery.
Please furnish samples.
C. M'KIBBIN, Postmaster,
Pittsburgh•
se2o-d&w4tv
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, die.
LARGE and small sums of money can at all times
be remitted by sight drafts at reduced rates to
all parts of England, Ireland, Wales, &c., and Lega
cies, Debts, Rents, claims and property in Europe
can be collected and recovered through the subscri
ber, or during his absence from tlis city from Octo
ber until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap
plication to JAMES MAT, Merchant, Water street,
Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. S. As H. Keenan has been frequentlytroubled
by applications and letters on the business of "Hard
man & Keenan," passenger agenti of New York, he
deems it necessary to say, that lie is not the Keenan
of that firm, and has never had any connexion with
either of those persons. • oct4
Goods.
A A. NIASON, 62 Market street, will open this
morning, five cases ofCashmercs, Oregon and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; also Mous do
Lains; Cashmer de Cosse.
French Merinos and Thibets.
•
An excellent assortment of Drab, Stone, Blue and
Black Colors, of every quality; 71i1so Alpaccas and
Bombazines.
Bonnet Ribbons.
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.
•
Cassinetts.
4 Cases of Black, - Wised and Blue Figured and
Plain; also Cassirneres and Broad . Clot he, atc.
At 62 Market street.
ocl2
JUTE' ti.E:CbUTEP--..- A small lot of Mackinaw
Blanaets, which Will be made to order in the
latest style, by ANCKER & MAYER,
oc7 No 70 Wood et.
MEI
•
• ,
W. C. CURRY
9 & SON,
IN EXCIIANCE COIN AND
NOTES.
red, Pittsburgh
Lange. Buying rate.
Cincinnati I dis
Louisville I.
S. Louis i CC
NOTES.
Buying rates.
County& City ord's I die
Relief notes I "
Pennsylvania Co i 44
hew York # cs
Maryland # SI
New Orleans
may speedily and safely be shuffled off through its
agency. As a medicine which must benefit
EVERYBODY,
from the stmets delicate to the CONFINED AND DES
PAIRING 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 BirrEas ARE
BOTH.
Put up in bottles, three or four times larger thin
Bristol's or Sand's, for the same price—one dollar
per bottle.
WYATT & KETCHAM, 121 Fulton street, New
York, wholesale Agents. Sold Pittsburgh, at
P. li. SAWYER'S HEALTH DEPOT of Valu
able Medicines, Smithfield, between So and Fourth
streets, and at WM. THORN'S Ding Store, Market
street. sep2-d."
Medical and Surgical 01 ice.
Health is the charm of life, without it gold..
Love, letters, friends, all, all,
r(t i 3
:: are )i uncr o y l ;d
DN, a
°
...,, ,, T r.F ; . Z,- - -1.. regularly educated physi
,4•A„ :A - 7 - '' clan from the eastern cit
.,..Q.•!-r.s.o--,.0.' ies, would respectfully an
s'' nounce, to the citizens of
I' Pittsburgh. ' Allegheny and
r:.*4•V_:CO,A,' - • - b
fi.V: ' N' 'i--,^ZiN ' vicinity, that e can
.!•,
I °.-1,.* 4,
to - , t*,,k consulted privately and
°- A° confidentially, every d 4
1 -••
' " " ' „_, \ and evening at his office
le
• ''. l on Diamond Alley . ; a fow
--,v
siosid., doors from Wood sire-et
owards the market
Dr. Brown gives his particular attention to 'the
reatment and investigation of the following disea-
All diseasesarising from Impuritiesof the Blood,
scrofla, syphilis, seminal weekness, impotency,
salt rheum, diseases 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 improved
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
lar study and practise.
Many new and valuable remedies havebeen late
ly introduced, whichsecures the patientbeing mer
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 fnime. No cure, no pay.
Recent cases are relieved in a short tittle, with
out interruption from business.
- .
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must con.
tain a fee, or they will not be attended to.
cO-01fice on Diamond Alley, a few doors from
Wood street, towards the market. Consultations
strictly confidential. jy23-d&wy
Fall Fashions.
HATS IND CAPS,
THE subscriber will introduce, this day, Beebe
Coster9s Fall Style of French, Mole Skin, Silk
and Nntra Hats, to which he would invite the auen
tion of the public. G. W.' GLASGOW,
102 Wood at.,
aug2B ad door beloviDavis Auction Rooms.
N. B. His Fall assortment of Caps and Muffs, em
bracing an extensive variety, is daily expected, and
minim duly announced. , f G. W. G.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND SADLERY.
JOHN WALKER,
DEALER. IN FOREIGN AND DODIEST/C HARDWARE,
No. 85 Wood Street.
WOULD respectfully inform his 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 orAmerican GOMIS he is now
receiving direot frem,F4nufacturers, will mdko his
assortment very extnasive and complete. Western
Merchants will please call and examine his Mock.
eepB
A. Ai MASON & Co
OMAGL LD
ORt COGNAC Brandies, in octave
J casks; for sale by
octl2 JACOB vizazz.
emu.
CANCER AND ICING'S EVIL I
Whoever is subject to the horrors of Consumption,
' should at once purchase tide SURE-REMEDY. In the
train of Costiveness follow dreadful local conges
tions, oftentimes insanity, very frequently mania or
hypocondria, violent head aches, palpitations, and
other affections of tho heart, and rheumatic swel
lings. Dr. Wohd's Compound is ono of the most ef
ficidit medicines in routing these cotnplaints, and
their fountain head, that can possibly be procured.
From being confined in close rooms, and from
taking a small modicum of exercise, numerous per
sons daily are made to deplore a loss af appetite,
painful headaches, weakness oftheinuscles,langopr,
waat of energy sufficient to permit teem 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 wtffeh they can feel Qom WELL, they
eventually sink under a severe fit of illness, and are
BM 0 FROM TLI-E GIIAVE
only by a miracle, and even then the lancet, leech,
blister and calomel have left ttiem mere shattered
hulks, full of aches and sorroirs,'and not only a pest
to themselves, but a source of disgustand annoyance
to all with whom they come in contact: AR these
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
may be avoided by an early application of the virtues
lof these Birreas. For the truth of this, the proprie
tor pledges his word and honor, and in evidence can
show files of undoubted certificates which ho has re
ceived, unsolicited from all quarters. He does not,
however, ask the invalid to swallow his certificates,
but hie irrens, and is willing to stake all he holds
dear on earth in favor of their worth.
THE DYSPEPSIA,
in either a modified or severe form, will disappear
before the qualities of Dr. Wood's preparation, and
the cure may be relied2on as apermanent one. Did
the firrrenrs possess no other, recommendation, it
would be one of the finest vegetable compounds
medical science can invent t but it is equal to the
complete eradication of
LIFER COMPLAINT,
in every shape, and of every affection, minor orgi
gantic, of the billiary aparatus. Individuals who are
constitutionally billions ought regularly to take this
mild agreeable and excellent TONIC AND APPERIENT,
as it will diffuse health throughout every fibre of the
frame, and send happiness and love of life thrilling
to the heart. FAMILIES OUGIIT TO KEEP /T ON i
HAND.
Every Medicine chest on board ship should al so be
well stocked with this capital remedy as LCYSCUR
-1 VY.4. 1 5 cannot Met those who take it, or long re
sist its vigorous. assaults. ALL tHEVEITIES OF THE
BLOOD vanish before it, and the old relics of early
imprudence invariably disappear, soon after being
submitted to its action. Every complaint of the
~ tomach is broken by it The BrrrEns have in no
Instance rifled °touring JAUNDICE, GENERAL DEBI
LITY, every disorganization of
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. ,- I
By neglecting the little inroads made upon the tar
ter a east portion of our fellow beings arc rendered
extremely miserable—so miserable, indeed, that
they wish to die. Every bottle ofDr. Wood's Sarsa
parilla and Wild Cherry Bitters," contains a modi
cum of joy and content for each of those anxious
and imprudent sufferers. Remember that an injudi
cious use ofmercury is inevitably productive of many
evils which are put to flight by this glorious and un
surpassable compound; and that afflictions which are'
HEREDITARY
•
New .Goods, NeW - -
REcErvr:D;at the Iron -City Clothing • Owe,
splendid as ofCloths, consisting offing
French., Enetsh and AmericariPlain,l3l 2 k and Fan,
cy Cnisininrci„ or the most Illedern styles; fine figury
ed Cashmere Veatings, Silk Velvet, Plain and Fancy
Satins—all.of which ve _will make' up at thertnocl
reasonable prices, in adorable and fashionable
Ready made:Clothing, of all descriptions; Ladytg
Cloaks of thomiost lashionahlepatterns. i. Neck and
Pocket Nag; Suspenders, B , soms, Shirt Collarai
and every article usually kept in a •Clothing. Store„
Country Aferchants, before . .porcliasing elsewhere,
will find it to then - advantage to call at the Tien City
Clothing Store, No 132 Liberty street, 111/MediatelY
opposite the mouth of Ilsrket.
octll3-tf
illngartiles for November,
GRAHAM'S Magazine for November.
Lailies' National -cr
The Buckskin: or the Camp of the Deseigers.—A.
tale of the revolntinn, by the author of Eithan Allen.
Mastei of Longferil, Fatal . Degacy, Ste.
The Crater, or Vulcan's Peake, a, tale or the Pa.
elfin, by J. Fennimnre Cooper, 2 vols.
Rory O'Moore,, 25c edition. • . • _
Chambers'Arlikcellany, - No. 4. '
. •
Horticulturist' for October.
Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, v 0153 and . 4.
The Boy's Treasury of Sports, Pastimes andftcaie•
ation, with nearly 900 engravings.
UnimeMagazine, for October. ,
Valcruse, or the Lilly of the Valley, by Fiaztafa4:.
Dulivage.
Wagner, the Wehr Wolf, complete.
Dombey and Son, Ilth and 12th numbers.;
The Maid of. Monterey, a tale of thf Mexican liar.
The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanch the BeautifuL
Wildash, or the Cruiser of the Capes, a thrilling
tale, by A. J. Ingraham.
Norman's Bridge, or theModern - Midas.
Margaret. Graham, or the Reverses ofFortutie;_by•
G. R. P. James, Esq. , • .
The Knight f Mouleon, by Alexander Dumaa.„
Late London Papers.
Just received and for sale at MORSE'S Literati
Depot, 85 Fourth street.. octlB,
'
vW.,r
sending
N
j_IIRE public, and all those sending goods from the
East to Pittsburgh,are informed that we havejusk.
put on a now line of express wagons, exclusively
for Brownsville, to transport goods for Pittsburgh ott
-
ly, and we will furnish receipts at our office in Baltj•
more to deliver goods,in thirty six hours at Pitts
burgh (Sundays and railroad delays only excepted-1
Receipts for this line will also be furnished by Ad
ams & Co. Boston, NeW York and Pffiladelphia. As
we run the only express by mail trains west, shippers
are informed That they must procure receipts at the
above offices anly.
GEENk 4. CO.,
Office 8...5• 0. R. R. Depot, Pra t t
St., Baltimore:
Pittsburgh office,
11. G. VICKERY; Agent.
St. Charles Hotel, pittaburgh
octl6-1m
MERC/IANT9 AND MANUFACTURERS' BANK,
Pittsburgh, Oct.-16, 1847. '
N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank;
for tho ensuing year, will be heltrat.thel3ank
ing house, on - Monday, the 18th November next.:. -
oetlS-td IV. H. DENNY Cashier:.
BANK or Prrrartmorz,
ctber, 16, 157.
An election for
thirteen - Directors of this Baek for
the ensuing year, will be held at the Bankirg house;
an Ititinday, the 15th ddy of November neat.
ocl6 JOHN SNYDEB., Cashier.
EXCILINGE BAN% OF PiTTSDURGI7.
A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank
El will be held at the Bankinr , House on Monday,
the 15th day of November nest, between the boom
of 9 A. M. and 3 P. IVI.
octlB-td TIIOS. M. HOWE, Cashier.
Situation Wanted. -
AYOUNGI4tIAN, who has extensive connesitirix,
and comes well recommended, and to
employment is an object, will accept of a situation
as salesman or clerk, at .a moderate salary. Apply
to the Editor of this paper. _ OelS - .
NEW 1 /1LL1NE.... - :, -
N0.N..10, St. Clair Street. . . •
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and.
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fashionable WINTER MILLLNERY: Sonnets, Caps,
Collars, Scarfs, Ribbons, Laces, Bali, Gimps, Bu
tons, ringes, Flowers, Feathers, lii But
tons, Shawls,
&c. The latest patterns of Caps, Mantillas, "&e.
Every article in the Millinery busineis made to order
in the latest style. A few good - ail]: milliners wanted.
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3. D. LEMIER C. W. ANDERSON, '
Late of Pittsburgh, Pa. Late of Nashville, Tenn.
LEHAIEH. Jl. - dIIDEKSON, -
DEALIsIiS IN COTTON. _
3scirwarding and Commission nerenants,
No. S -Front Street, chore Broadtroy.
• CINCINNATI,
REFER TO .
Merchants.generally, Pittsburgh, Pa:
Merchants generally, D asbcille, Tenn.
W. Y. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky :
Springer Whiteman, F c • . •
James Johnston & Co.,ineinnatt Ohio.
Hewitt, Herantr. C&., New Orleans.
Magregor & Morris, New York.
Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore.
Smith, Bag•dey & Co., Philadelphia,
Daniel Deshon, Boston,
:Notice.
AXT HEREAS, Letters of Administration on the
V Estate of Patrick Cabin, late of the City . os
Pittsburgh, deed., have been granted to the subscri
bers, residents of said City—all personivitidebtedtto
said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those haring claims against the same, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN 3. MITCHEL, - -
JOHN E DOWNING,
Administrators:
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Imported Segars, etc. -
ITIFIE lovers ol good Segars and To.pacco,;riTe re'
spectfully informed, that the subscriber, has just
received an extensive assortment oftho most approv..
ed brands, among them the following, viz:
Victoria, Plantation, Principe, Vetnis
Regalia, Fagorra's, Eugene's, Common
Also, a few Boxes of ca Slallter:s Blgth a:
celebrated chewing tobacco.
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JOEL MOHLER,
ang6 Druggist, Fiali and Wood sts.-:.
cl:r Chroniele and Gazette cpy.
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Valuable 11/storical Works. .._ -. ..- •
'LT 'STORY of the Discovery and settlement of thp r, .. ;_
Ll_ Valley of the Mississippi, by the' three grent...- .
European Powers, Spain, France and Great Britain,': . ' .
and the subsequent occupation, settlement and ex-. _. .
tension of civil government by the - United States, un
til the year 1545: By John IV. Monette, M. D. 2 '' -.
vols.
I The History of the United States, from the pfanta-'
tion of the Colonies till their assumption of national
independence. By James Graham, L. L. D.. 3 in
vols., second Edition, enlarged.
History rf Me United States, frotn the discovery - o f
the American Continent. By George Bancroft.o3th
Edition.
The Pictorial Ilistory England; Harper's Ed:
history of the Conquest of Peru, by; Witt, Pres.;' -
cott. •
Risfory of Rome. By Thomas Arnold, 2 vols.
History of the Late Roman Commentireanh, froth
the end of the Second Punic WaT to the death or
Julius Crcsar; and the reign of Augustusi with a life
of Tragian. By Thomas Arnold, D. D., complete In'';'._
one volume.
The above works just received and for sale low,
by ELLIOTT L. ENGLISH,
ocs 56 Market st., bet 3d and 4th.
Daly2s Hedd Quarters for Hosiery.
TO those who wish to provide forthe approaching
cold weather, would do well to call in time- to--'
examine my assortment otWoolen' Dswers, under`_ ';
Shirts. Stockfbgs, Comforts, &c. &c., as I have my
winker , s stock ready for exmnination, of my own and :
Foreign manufacture.
N. B. Call early that you may have the first
choice. M. DALY,
Sign of the Big Sttfcking, tith
between Wood and Market.
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Cotnmentaelts; dt.c. , • _
7111. E Earlier and Later Prophecies of Isaiah, hi' **-
1, Joseph * Addison Alexander, Professor,
,tho
Theological Seminary, Princeton, New JerieY; 4s
vela—sold separately.
Exposition.lif the Epistle to the Romans, - With re. ,
marks on the Commentaries of Dr. spKnight, Pro. 6
lessor Moses Stewart, and. Professor Halleck ; by
Robert Haldane, Esq. From the fifth Edinhurgti:
edition.
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Lectures on the Acts of the Apostles, by the tato
John Dick D. D., Professor of Theology of the United
Secession Church, Glasgow, author or -Lectures. on
Theology,' &c. Second edition; -. • - _ '
Barns s' Notes, in nine volumes.. Sold separatelyi
or in setts.
ALSO—Henry's Scowit Conapietension &Clarke-S.
Commentaries on the Scriptures.-, -
The above, with a general assortment of Medical,'
Classical, Theological and Law ridoks, just reoeivisa
nd for sale low. - ELLIOT-T Ft ENGLISH, .• -
0ct.14. b6Marketat,, between 3d and 4th. ".**
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