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will'he held at the Banking House on Monday,
the 15th ,day of November next, between the hours
of 4.A. M. and 3 P. M.
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; : - -4Y--.ELEOTAIC.'- : *LEGRAPH.
Olt; I'll'EAttf a NIX 0 POST
PETEllsB ' llllflit ' , 0ct.2G,9 P.
1 0 . 74eh0e - : :no news from the seat of ear
The Feve r ha abated in New Orleans the Boat d
fliaJty announce ;the teitnination :Of the. epi
' , • BALTIMORE. MA•RRET
. . . • pciobo 26, a P. M
,FLOURJ r Howard street and. City Mills are. of
feied without buyers,
.at 50. Prices are on the
WHEAT—SaIei , prime' White at f 20070124';
sales .I . o,ooolushele . Trime Red at si-: 270$ I,' 31.
• • CORN-640016e White at 64 prime Yel
low'at'sseanci.:- • -
OATS—Sales at 3804 I. c. • .
at•B6 c. - • •
at e,
ji
Market generally without change.
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'PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
• October 26, 4 P. M.
•FLOIIR-Western brands are held at $6 75, but
no sates:'' Market &ill.
...WM:FLOUR—Moderate sales at $5 25, an
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advance.
- COST "MEAL=Sales of new at $3 50,
.:*l - IgAT—Sales 3,000 bushels SoutLeron prime
Red a:it - 3501 AO.
, - spRN----Market quiet, and droving.
l OATS—Sales at 40a047 c.
RYE-Rather scarce, with limited sales at E 4
37OAR—Sales•300 hhes. at 63a7 e.
'PROYISIONSMart.'et steady, and no change.
Wt.,S„"iIEY-,Sales at 30 C.
Maricit generally In ithout change: •
Ned,
in; Tuesday the 26th instant, THOMAS I
FT taus, aged Forty years . . His friends,and ac-i
are respectfully invited tctend his
funeiat, from. his. late residence on Penn street.
near Irwin, this afternoon at 3 o 'clock ( oct27
O . Tuesday morning, 26th, bebrein 2 and 3 1
et; Miss, &Luau Axs B.tcow :V, in the 21st
year 'of her age.
,Her funeral wia take place t is after.mon, at 31
o'cicelt, from hi residence o ther mother, rear
th - i. Seminary HUI, Allegheil v y city. The feel,
of the family are respectfully invited to attend I
, .
Tuesday" mo t n tng, rs.. .M assa EA 0 F:,
widow of Penjamin P ge, formerly of this city,l
irgel-.1.1. yea's.
The:friends or the family arerespecrully invited'
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to alencl her funeral, from the residence of her
daughier, Mrr. / Itlary E. Madeira, north-east corner
or the Diamond, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
520 Found
N Minna ty or Friday last, the above amount
oiyinoriey was found by a gentleman in this city.
is a .wner can obtain the money by calling at this
offic . , , 0c26-3t
/ < Catholic Institute Lectures. '
ALECTURE, -(being the 2d of the course,) will
be delivered by Extssres Bitooxs, Esq., on
Thursday 'e'rening next, 25th inst., at 7i o'clock, in
the Hall of the Institute, St. Paul's school buildings.
Stouter The Press. Its - uses, abuses, du
. ties." etc. '
Tickets may be procured at all the principal Book
stores. and at the door.
Single tickets' 25 cents. Tickets admitting two
ladies with gentlemdn, 50 cents. 0c26-3t
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NOTICE.
liE.publc,andallthosesending goods from the
= 'teat to Pittsbu rgh,are informed that we, havejust
Just on a new line of express wagons, exclusively
TorElroisnaville,l6 t a isport goods for Pittsburgh on
ly, and we will furnish receipts at our office in Balti
more to deliver goods in thinly six hours at Pitts
burgh :{Sunday's and railroad delays only excPpf ed.)
Receipts for this line will also be furnished by Ad
ants& Co. Boston, New York and Philadelphia. As
we run-the only express by mail trains west, shippers
areiiifortned that they must procure receipts at the
above offices. only.
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• GREENE 4. co.,
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•office S. .fr 0. R. R. Depot, Pratt St., Baltimore
Pitt.burgh office,
VICK EitY, Agent
St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh
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-14£1/C/lANTS . 1 1.511;f.MANUFACTUREELS' RAVI
- Plakibiligh, Oct. 16, 1847.
A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank,
A A, forthe ensuing year,,willAin held at the Bank
ing hotise, cdltlonday, the 15th November nest.
octlB-td W. H. DENNY, Cashier.
• B.Cfr OF P 1 sErRGtI,
OCM)Gr., 16, 1647.
An election 63,r thirteen Directors of this Bank for
the ensuing year, will ha held at the Banki , g house;
an Monday, the 15th day of November next. -
ocl6 JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
NEW nit. LINER . Y,
No. lA' St. Street.
ATM. DUFF ; hag jtustrttnrned from New York,
111 and opened a choice selection of elegant and
faihionable WINTER MILLINERY: Bonnets,Catis,
CoHarei,scayrs, Ribbons, Laces,-13ags, Gimps,But
tons, Fringe-s, Flowers, Feathers, Ildk Cs.; Shawls,
&c. The latest patterns of Caps,. Mantillas, &c.
Every article in the Millinery business made to order
inthe latest style. A few good silk milliners wanted.
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J. D. LEANER, C. W. AItDERSOr.q,
Late of Pitt. Thur 11, Pa. Late rif Nasittall e, 'Teen.
LEHiF R & ANDERSON,
DE LERS IN COTTON.
VorWardla g end Cominiusion Merchants.
No. 8 Front Street, above Broadway.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
/LEFER. TO
Merchatits generally, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Merchants generally, Nashville, Tcnn.
W. F. Lane &Co, Louisville, Hy.
Springer 4- Whiteman, I Ci n< iinnati, Ohio.
James Johnston & Co.,
Hewitt, Ileran & Co., New Orleans.
Magreger & Morris, New York.
Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore.
Smith, Bageley lk Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel Deshon, •Hasten. sep24-ly
DR. RALPH'S' UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
PILLS, have been found very successful in the
.cure of many,enses, of the following diseases
Dystiepsea,.and ludigestidn, Gout ' Rheumatism,
Apoplexy, Fever and AguM.Billious Fever; Inflam
'mations; Scrofula; Pimples; Blotches; Liver Com
plaint; Dropsy, &c.
Two kinds in one box, particular descriptions ac
companying each box. Sold only by
.7 S. L. CUTHBERT,
oct2.3' Smithfield, near 3d at.
Vegetable. ulmonary Balsam.
HIS Balsam . is p olahly, almost without a parul
-1
- ;lel in having, wring a trial of nearly Sweaty
yew's, fully maintained the high reputation which it
has acquired • for Consumptive Complaints and all
diseases-of the Lungs, Throat, and Chest. It has
been need' with probably greater success than any
--..., other article known, and many physicians who have
;had an opportunity of witnessing its highly salutary
effectif, do not hesitate to recommend it as a safe,
convenient, and very efficacious medicine, equal H I
not superior to any other preparation for the above
co
:p lti vtwi
thi n their knowledge, and one which
hass6ldoMdisappointedthereasonable exeta: „oofthsewhohaveuaediLltisamostvalu.
able. remedy.forcoNsamrTiois,.AsTlL
LEURISY, PIITHISIC, SPITTING OF BLOOD,
;.;
DOPING COUGH, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND
.... - ULMONAEY AFFECTIONS OF EVERY RIND.
Sold by - . B. A • FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
cor. OfleVand Wciod, also cor 6th and Wood sts.
ac. 26 ....±'
URPHY & CO, Looking 'Glass Store, No. 98
Wood street.—Me. .T.Murphy,, (late of the Se
', te-Harirumists,) id now 'prepared to receive-orders
or all kinds of Looking Glasses, Tier, Mantel and
oilet; 'plain and ornamental portrait, miniature ; and
1 andseape Frames of "the latest New York styles;
lacc's splendid lot of ornamental window Coinices.
Old Frames retirdt. Don't forget the number gr9B.
'se9-d3m&W4t.
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Prepnrefl and corrected every Afternoot
- PITTSI3UIK;4I3O.A.IU) -.OFTRADE,
cbiLMITT:Fr. POII OCTRIIER.
Geo. Ogdon, r.1 , 70n Apollo rs,t, Denny
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OF::TUE.STEAIILNUIPS.
SAILING
• ~
..leaVis England. leavei U.S. t
Brittaniia, Oct. 1
Hibernia, .. . Seot . . 19 Oct. 16
,
... •.. .'.oct. 4 ' Nov: 1
Caledonia, ... . :Oct. 19 Nov. 16
French. leaves France. leaves U. S.
Union • Sept. 30
Philadelphia . Sept. 15 Oct. 15
Missouri • Sept. 30 Oct.. 31
•New Yorli .. • . Oct, 15' Nov. 15
American. ' leave Europe. leaves U. S.
Wathingtori, Oct. 19
14 TEST . WAT . OI4II THE 'CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
Genesse, Blunter, St. Louis
Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Besver.
Beaver, Stoops, Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
C. S. PORTER. ,
PIIIVATE BOXES S 5 ; SINGLE TIMMS'S 75 CTS.
Dress Circle, 50 cents.l Second' fox, 35 cents,
Pit, 25 " Gallery, 90 "
dianagvr..
4th Night of the Re-enengement of Mr. JAMESON
Wednesday Evening. October 27, 1847,
Stranger...,
Mrs. Haller
La Necpalitan," by MISS ANVA MALTINR
3e whole to conclude with a Comedy in 3 acts of
THE HONEY MOON.
.Mc. JAMISON.
Mrs. FARRAN
Duke Aranzt
JWiana...t
SMITH'S PREMIUM MAGNETIC MACHINE,
a wonderful agent in the cure of diseases.
Orders for the above machines received by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Agent for the Manufacturer,
Smithfield, nhar 3d at.
where one of the Machines can be seen at any time,
by persons wishing to purchase, a manual ofinstruc
tient' accompanies each machine. oct26
Administ rat ors Notice.
WHEREAS, letters of Administration to the Es
tate of Jame, Mossor, late of Mifflin Town
ship, County of Allegheny, deceased, have been
granted to us the subscribers, all persona indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against die slum trill
present them, authenticated for settlement.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, }
A dnir's.
PETER MYO,
Mlffi:n Tp., 0ct.20, 15.6. oc2G-w6t
1 70BACCO-25 Kegs Virginia Twist; for sale by
SMITH 4- SINCLAIR,
56 Wood street.
oct26
TT L EG BUTTER-15 Kegs, a good article, for
,11, sale by :MITIi s: SINCLAIR,
octll6 06 Wood street.
WA.sFs
CASE Bath Brick, for sale by
JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist,
°ctn . one door below Diamond Alley
9 BBLS Mason's challenge Blacking, for sale by
oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN.
9 CASES superior Velvet Bottle Corks, for sale by
ti oct2ti JOHN D. MORGAN.
CASES Vial Corks, for sale by
0et213 JOAN D. MORGAN
1 BALE Pink Root, fresh; for sale by
oct2o JOHN D. MORGAN
1 0 GRO. Black Matches, for sale by
net 26 JOHN D. MORGAN
pUps: 5 Hales Huns, just recelved un eoustgu
meta ; and fur sale by
Ella
AfFOLASSES BBLS: 112, Cask Molasses Bbls, ju=t
131. received on consignment, and fur sale by
0t.t26
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED: 20 Bushels
Clover Seed; 6 Bushels Timothy do, on con
signment and for sale, by
oct26 MILLER & RICKETSON.
B"URBOUN WHISKEY: For sale wholesale or
retail, by
0ct.26
MILLER .S• RICK ETSON.
Ai ()LASSES: 100 !Ibis. N. 0. Molasses, in store
JAI I-
and for sale, by
oc t 26 MILLER 1 5. T. RICKETSON.
New •entt Popular Plano Music.
T 1 EA RES T popular Ethiopian Melody.
11 Mary Blanc
Take me back In old Virginia shore;
Rose of Alabama ;
Mountain Maid's Invitation ;
Blue Juniata ;
Schoolmaster's Glee;
Oh ! Summer night : from Don Pasquale ;
What's 'a the Steer Kimnicr ;
Scenes that are brightest ;
Lament of the Irish Emigrant ;
Rockaway;
I'm Afloat;
May Queen;
The Watcher ;
Joys that were tasted ;
0 Come to Me ;
Oh would I were a boy again;
Molly Dawn ;
Mary of Argyle ;
Evergreen Polka; #4,
Golden Drop Waltz';
New Aurora Waltzes ;
Rozallia Waltz;
Louisville Quadrilles;
Duvernoy's Exercises, No. I.
Received and for sale by
JOHN . E. MF.LLOR.
oct2s SI Wood street.
THE undersigned have had their attention called
to a publication in a Pittsburgh paper, under the
signature of a person calling himself' Jayne. The
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Co., do not
know said Jayne,having no such agentin Pittsburgh,
and cannot therefore notice him, but will take occa
sion to inform the Merchants of Western Pennsyl
vania, that their Teas may be found in various places
in that region, and that their authorized agent, Mr.
J. R.Aweltdale, will call upon them with samples
of picked Teas, superior to any ever offered at the
sama price in the Western Country.
M'CALLMONT & BOND,
No. 35 North Front street.
Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 1847. 1305 ltn
By ayoung man, a situation in a Wholesale tiro
eery, Hardware or Shipping Commission;House,
as salesman or general clerk; where industry'and at
tention to the interests of hie employer will be ap
preciated. A moderate compensation would be re
quired. Satisfactory reference given, 4-c.
Enquire at this office, or by writing. J. S.
0ct.7.5-412t*
Prescottfs Conquest of Illexteo.
ISTORY of the Congest of Mexico; with a pre
liminary view of the Ancient Mexican Civiliza
tion, and the Life of the Conqueror, Hernando
Cortez; bylVm. H. Prescott, 'aulor of the “History
of Ferdinand and Isabella.",. In three vole; eighth
edition. For sale by LUKE LOOMIS;
0ct.23 Agent.
HARDWARE;. CUTLERY AND SADLERY
JOHN WALKER,
DEALER:IN. FOREIGN AND-DOMESTIC 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 .6 Isabella, , ..
Wyoming , ' and "Monongahela,” which, togeth
er with a lame supply ofAmerican Goods he is now
receivingdirect from manufacturers, will make his
assortment very extensive and complete. Western
Merchants will pleage call and examine his stock.
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PORT OP PITTSBURGH
DF.PARTED
Hibernia No 2, Klinefelter, Cnciti.uti
Highlander, Parkinson, Cincinnati
Roscoe..l evens. St. L ,,, 1 is
Cas'ii r \lvG IT ej. Louisville
Cinder Ha, P e, Louisville
ilmeli a i .r.a.1,1e. Atkinson, N. Orleans
Swallow, Bane& t Cincinnati
Wellsale, Catlett, Wellsville
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Michigan No 2, ibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemi hill, Beaver. .
Beaver, St .ops, aver.
Consul, Bowman. Brewtisville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
4th appearance IA . Pa ftS FARREN
Will be acted (b) (articular request,)
THE STRANGER.
MICLER de RICRETSON
MILLER S. RICK . ETSON
Wanted,
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,uctirtiit - 0 - 6, - Its - .•
'LOrge Salo of 'Forioi - .o.uti.A4Aaple Dry
Good?' and sylludidEfouriliture.ast,
• B Z JAMEB;I‘2iIiENNA.
TOMORROW, Tinfiliday;;•:oCol2cr". 2Sth at 10
o'clicA.ll.,willlhe sola'withet.t.ceserse, at the
Auction itoatna,,NOVll4'Wocd:strea;"3 doers from
sth a' large assortment Of • Fancy - and. Staple, Dry
Goodi of the latest fashion :and - styles, cot prising
superfine cloths, jcissitite4esf-cesituttis, fine' ' lustre
alpacas, cas hmere de
.ettifi',flanneliiii.'hileaehed and
brown-rnuilins, Irish lintinif4aghame, -Silk pocket
handkerchief and dravais, sewing silk . , patent threadi
cotton, hosiery;'cambric - muslin, shiwis
aad dress hate. 4c.
At 2 o'clock,.P..M4 1 splendid mahogany frame.
Trio T - necaii back spring seat, 50f,41 Mahogany frame
spring tehtrocking ehaif; mahogany bureaus, chair%
and tables, bediteads,:l pier table, with`marble tops
and looking glassiVlatge bookcase, together with
a variety of kitchen 'utensils, RT..
At early gas light, ssmo:evittingi,gold hnd silver
watches, superfine cloths, casaimeres and eassinetts,
in lengths to suit purchasers,. JAS. WICENNA,
oc 27 • Auctioneer.
5 Hhds. N. IX Sugar; '2 Horse Carriage,
and Galyoute Hatter). at Auction:
WILL be added to the, saleofGroceries,Queeas.
ware, Household furniture, gr.c..,it 3 toelocki
P.M.; on Thursday the 28th inst., a the !otrimeretal
Bales Room, corner of Wood and oin streets,'
8 Hhds. good quality N. 0. Sugar;
1 second hand two horse Carriage;
I Galvanic Battery. consi , ling of 6 cups; after
the manner of the teleg Lphic battery.
oct27 JOHN u• DAVIS, Auctioneer.
BY JORN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER.
riN'Xlitus lay morning the 28th instant, at 10
clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, come'
of Wnod and Elth sts., will be sold without •eserve,
to close a concern, an extensive assortment of sea
sonable Foreign and Doniesue Dry Goods, &c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 24 Barrels New Orleans Mo
lasses, 18 do. N. 0. Sugar, 4 half chests Young Hy
son Tea, 1 Crate assorted China and Queensware,
a quantity of Cutlery, Hardware, Wrapping Paper,
Band Boxes, Matches, 4-c.
A general assortment of new and second hand
household and kitchen furniture, among which are:
Mahogany Bureaus, spring seat Sofas, Mahogany
Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Work Stands, &c.
At 6i o'clock, P. M., a retail stock of Dry Goods,
re illy made Ciotti ig, fine Shirts, Gold and Silver
Watches, Violins, Music Books, an lavoice of Ger
man fancy Goods, &c. oct26
(American copy.)
_ .
Glue and Salereitus Factory and Fix.
tures at Auction.
BY JAMES M'KENNA
IV ILL be sold on Wednesday nett, the 27th
V V inst. at 2 o'clock P. M. ajhe Auction ROOMS,
No 114 Wood street, 3 doors from bth, by order of
the Administrators of James M'Laughlin, deceased,
the Glue and Saleratus Factory and Fixtures of the
late James M'Laughliii, situated in Croghansville.
Also at the same time and place, a Cooper's Shop
will be offered for sale, adjoining the above pro
erty. Terms at sale
M. . JAMISON
Mrs. FA RIIEN
MID
Wator Street Property eitAiact
(AN Wednesday the 3d of November, at 8 o'clock,
j at the Commercial Sales Room, corner Wood
anti Fifth streets, will be sold, that valuable lot of
ground situate on Water street. between Market and
Ferry streets, having a front ofls feet and extending
back 80 feet, less 0 feet 10 inches by 40 feet off the
back part of the lot, adjeining the warehouse of Mr.
James Dal zell.
Title indisputable. Terms, one third caah, resi
due in three and six years with interest payable annu
ally. _ _
WE
JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Executors' Sale of Real Estate.
CIN Wednesday afternoon, the 27th day of Oeto
ber, at 3 o'clock, will be sold on the premises,
by order of 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
ner 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 80 feet, with the privilege of an alley 3 feet
wide extending to Cherry alley. The -above Lots,
together with one other kt of same size are subject
to an annual ground rent of $7 .50, or $2 50 earl).
Also, one other Lot of Ground, having a front of 241
feet on the east side of Grant street, between Third
and Fourth streets, and extending back 90 feet.
Terms, one-third cash, residue payable on first
day of April, 1830, with interest, payable semi annu
ally. JOHN D. DAVIS,
octal Auctioneer.
PRIVATE DISEASES.
~ V . . .5- 5..* ,. Da.ehowls, of 65, Dia
',.-,7:-.-- i) moo d
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r g c,..- , *; ibiey, can be con
..ii:it,l,e ~- B u t t e d to all eases of a pri
''''k4. .-' - ii rate or delicate nature, in
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cidenttothehuman
i '-. ,-,,,,,,,,,,., ?, cident to the human frame.
j `';',74t1,7 `4T4 Syphi is, and syphilitic
~ , jitiAl„-nr ;;~ eruptions, gonorrhea, and
'ti '4,..01 1 .:W:0: ) '
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6. 4 its conseqiiences, together
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...a ~. . - 7 \ s ebi ‘i lz i o t s 1 ,: i c,.1E a , 1 ,
11 1 ,,,i
.im l i T ipl i r L l : ito .f2 ,,,ei l. e :
ja: L :rea d skt i tio, s ni_
diseases, with stricturet , glect, urethral discharges,
seminal weakness and impotency: also piles, rheu
matism, remale weakness, diseases of the nomb, .
monthly suppressions. Diseases of the joints, fistu
la in ono, nervous affections, pains an the back and
loins, irritations of the neck of the bladder and kid
neys, scrobutic eruptions, tettcr,ring-worm, mercu
rial diseases. etc.
TWELVE ,TEARS PRACTICE
Esclusively devoted to the study and treatment of
venereal disorders. rind those arising from youthful
C.ICCS6CS, gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood,
whereby the constitution may have been enfeebled,
enables Dr. Brown to offer assurances and speedy
relief to all who may place themselves under hut
care.
•
Dr. Brown's officesare conveniently arranged into
seperate apartments; patients can visit Dr. B. with
out fear of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importance to many persons in need of
medical aid, to obtain good advice privately and
promptly. To all such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in
removing venereal diseases, in their various forms
and stages, offers inducements which can rarely be
equaled. Strangers aro hereby apprised that Dr.
Brown has been regularly educated in every branch
of meditine, and for the last twelve years confined
himmlf exclusively to the treatment of those dm-
eases.
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon!
in Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to these'
complaints.
Q"-Certain, safe and speedy cures will in all cases
be guarantied.
Receni,eases Ire relieved in a short time, with.
out interfuption from business.
iK: r Hernia or Rupture—Dr. Brown also invite
persons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid
particular" attention to this disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must con
tarn a fee, or they will not be attended to.
Kr- Office on Diamond Ailey, a few door, from
Wood street, towards the market. Consultations
strictly confidential. oct2sd&wy
ti
Any Quantity New Books t Morse's.
j ISCELLANEt iUS WORKS of Henry Macken
-111 zie, Est. cheap forma
The Hunch back ofNotre Dame: by Victor Hugo.
Democratic Review for October.
The First False Step; new supply.
Christopher Tadpole, by Albert Smith; new sup-
PIY•
Eubanks Hydraulics and Mechanics. part 14.
Life of Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, by
J. P. R. James.
Marmaduke Herren, by the Countess of Bless
ington.
Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer.
Ivanhoe• ' new supply.
Alicia, t he Rose of Avondall.
Nobles of Carracas.
Flowers Peraonitied, parts S and 0.
Godoy's Lady's Book for November.
St. Patrick's Eve, a play, by Tyrone Power.
The Boy's Autumn Book, a beautiful work.
The Wayside Cross, or the Maid of Gomez, a tale
of the Carlist War, by Capt. E. H. Milmore.
WendePa Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws
of England, complete setts.
Graham's Magazine for November.
Ladies' National.
The Buckskin, or the Camp of the Besiegers, a
tale of the revolution, by the author of Ethan Allen,
Master of Lonford, Fatal Legacy, ikc.
Rory O'Moore, 25c. edition.
Chamber's Miscellany, No. 4.
Horticulturbit for October.
Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vole 3 and 4.
The Boy's Treasury of sports, Pastimes and Re
creations, with nearly 400 engravings.
-Union Magazine for October.
Wagner, the Wohr Wolf, complete. •
Dombey and Son, 11th and 12th numbers,
The Outlaw's Bride,or Blanche the Beautiful.
Wildash, or the Cruiser of the Capes, a thrilling
tale, by A. J. Ingraham.
Norman's Bride, or the Modern Midas.
Margaret Graham, or the Reverses of Fortune, by
G. R. P. James, Fie.
The Knigbtof Mauleon, by A.lez. Dumas.
Just received and . tbr side at MORSE'S Literary
Depot, 85 Fourth street. oct2s
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JAMES BLAKELY,I. Ada'
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JOHN J. MITCHEL,
JAMES TWICE'S; A, Auct'r
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Pgoposcili for Indio= Goodw•
Wltl DEPARTNFICT,
OFFICE firsznet; fipt. 1847.
SEALED . PROPOSALS wilOn received at the
olfice of the . Ciimmissiaier of Itidisin Affairs,
Washington, D. C,, until 10 o'cloa,On 'Monday,
the Ist of November next,.for."furnishipg,:the tot
lowing goods;, in the qthintitiec annexed, or there
abouts,,for the ate et tire Ind:ans; and deliverable
at the foikehirig j places, viz; •
AT NEW YORK.
• Blankets._
1130 pairs 3-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure GO by 7 . 2 inches, and weigh 8
pounds • ,
900 pairs 2i•pctint white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh
6 pounds. -
400 pairs .2 point -white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 42 by 56 inches, ant weigh 53
pounds - •
450 pairs *point white Mackinac blankets,
to m e a sure 36 by 50 inches, and weigh
pounds
400 pairs 1-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 3.1
pound's
no pairs 3-point scarlet Mackinac blankets,
to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh
8 pounds
200 pairs zi point scarlet Mackinac blankets,.
to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh
6 pounds
CO pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8
- pounds
290 paid 3-point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 60 by 72 inches,
and weigh 8 pounds
240 pairs 27 i -point Gentinetta blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure. 54 by 60 inches,
and weigh 6 pounds.
Dry Goods.
1050 yards blue fancy and gray list cloth
350 do scarlet do do
125 do grass green do do
2050 do blue saved list cloth
790 do scarlet do
100 do green do
200 pounds worsted yarn, three fold
90 dozen cotton flag handkerchieft
100 do do Madras do
70 do black silk do •
40 do 8.4 cotton shawls
25 do 64 do 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 cheers, 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 ribtrands, assorted
913 yards hedticking
500 do sattinetts,assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
7 gross worsted gartering
20 pounds Chinese vermill.on.
Hardware.
840 pounds brass kettles
785 tin kettles
40 nests japanned kettles, (8 in a nest)
76 dozen botcher knives
14000 gun (lON.
AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Blankets.
900 pairs 3-points white Mackinac blankets,
to measure GU by 72 inches, and weigh
8 pounds
800 pairs 23-point white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh
0 pounds
421) pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 42 by 56 inches, and weigh 54
pounds
500 pairs 13-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 36 by 30 inches, and weigh 41
pounds
500 pairs 1 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 31
pounds
150 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac blankets.
to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh
• 8 pounds
100 pairs 23-point scarlet Mackinac blankets.
to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh
0 pounds
150 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds
130 pairs 3.point Gcntinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure GO by 72 inches,
and weigh 8 pounds
75 pairs 27 3 •00 int Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches•
and weigh 6 pounds.
Dry Goods.
800 yards blue strouds .
300 do scarlet do
1000 do blue fancy and gray list cloth
80 do grass green do do
400 do scarlet do do
300 U do blue saved list cloth
100 -do green do
1300 do scarlet do
400 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold
75 dozen cotton flag handkercbiefs
100 do iNladras do
15 do black silk do
41) dozen 5.4 cotton thaws
25 do 0 4 do
23 do 4 4 do
18000 yards domestic calico
1500 do English and French do
151)0 do bleached cotton shirting
601./0 do unbleached do
4000 do do sheeting .
1500 do domestic checks, stripes and plaids
10U dozen woollen socks
2500 yards plaid linsey
1500 do flannels, assorted
500 flannel shirts
400 calico do
100 pounds linen thread
230 do cotton
15 do sewing silk
20 gross worsted gartering
150 piece 4 ribbons, as . lorted
100 gross fancy and clay pipes
150 pounds Chinese vermillion.
Ilurdsoure.
1300 pounds brass kettles
50 nests, japanned kettles (6 in a nest)
460 tin kettles
25 gross squaw awls
7000 bah hooks
25 dozen fish lines
25000 needles, assorted
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors
14000 gun flints
10 gross gun worms
200 dozen butcher knives.
Ares and Hatchets.
25 dozen axes, to weigh from 4i to 51 pounds
95 do lidlfaxes, to weigh 3i polinds
12. do squaw axes, to weigh 3 pounds
ti 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 lie required, without additicmal expense.
dgricultural imp/anent*, 4c.
There will also be required, to be delivered in
New York, at the same time, the following agricul
tural implements:
250 axes, to weigh from 4i to 51 pounds
250 half-axes, to weigh ai pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh 113 pounds
200 drawing knives, 12.ioches in length
200 augers, in equal proportions of 1 inch,
inch, and f t inch
150 pairs flames
150 do, trace chains, bright and straight links
300 pounds brass kettle 4
Also
250 axes, to weigh fromdi to a pounds
250 half-axes, to weigh 14 pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh pounds
'l2OO weeding hoes, assorted sixes ,
100 single-horse ploughs with clevis and cast
iron'inould boards .
600 pairs trace chains, bright straight links,
alts ~~.=.n ~ ' -
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6 . 3l3NorthWest guns, two-thirds of which must mea
sure .36 inchei in length of barrel, and one-third
•
42 inches, to •be delivered • at the place, where
manufactured,or in the city of New kork or
Philadelphia, as may be required; samples of
them are deposited in the office of. the Commis
sioner Of Indian affairs. - • -
The above proposals may be divided into five
parts, for each place of delivery, viz: •
1 Blankets:
2. Dry goods.
3. Hardware, to include the agricultural imple
ments.
4. Ares and hatchets.
5. Northwest guns.
The lowest competent responsible bidder will re.
ceive the whole or any part of the contract, ac
cording to the above scale, the department reserv
ing to itself the right to determine whether the
bidder is competent and responsible or not.
A schedule of the articles, with samples,. may
be seen at the officedf the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, in Washington, exhibiting the amount of
money to he expended for each article ; but the de.
partmerit 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 simi
lar prices, such goods as may be wanted for pre
ients or other purposes, in the administration of the
affairs of the departnient.
The whole amount in money to be applied to
the purchase of gacalei Will lie about $85,000; of
which some $40,000 will be wanted on the sea
board, and the residue in the west. Goods of Am.
erican manufacture, all other things being equal,
will be preferred; but as all the , samples of blank•
ets and clothe 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 depertitent 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 pricia, in dollars and cents,
at which he or they Will furnish them, deliverable
in New York and St. Louis, respectively, on or be
fore the fifteenth day of Nay nexrassuming the
quantity of each article as specified in this adver
tisment, and extending the cost, making an ag
gregate of the whole invoice before sending it on.
The godds will be inspected at New York or St.
Louis, by an agent of the United States, who will be
appointed by the department for the p ose, a
to ascertain the conformity of the article pure s- ;
ed with the samples exhibited, when the ract
shall be made, and with the terms of the contract
itself, which shall contain a clause that if the arti
' des are not furnished within the time prescribed,
or if they are of insufficient quality, in the opinion
of the agent aforesaid, and if within five days after
notice of such insufficiency the party shall not
furnish others inlieu thereof, of the required quali
ty,
the United States 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
district attqyney, for the faithful performance of
the contracfib. Payment will be made after- the
contract is completed, and thedelivery of the goods'
at New York •and St. Louis respectively, to an a-1
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 form and -terms here prescribed:
I (or we) propose to furnish, for the service of
the Indian Department, 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.
Louis, on or before the-day of-next;
and in case of the acceptance of his proposal, the
quantity being prescribed by the department,l (or
we) will execute a contract according to thin a
greement, and give satisfactory security to the de
partment, within ten days after the acceptance of
this bid; and in case of failure to enter into such
contract, and 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 United States may be obliged to pay for the
same articles."
Each and every bid must also be ahcompanied
with a guarantee in the following forth ; to be sign
ed by one or more responsible persons, Whcise suf- .
ficienry must' be certified by some one who is
known to the department, tither 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
•eptember 18, 1847, if the contract should be a
warded to him, and enter into bond-for the execu
tion of the same within the time prescribed."
(SEAL.)
[SEAL
W. sIEDDILL,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Sept. 25--3tawt Ist Nov.
THE Western Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
and Portage Rail Road, having been repaired
and now in good order, we will continue to forward
Goods as heretofore to Saltsburgh, Blairsville, Johns
town, Rollidayeburgh and all intermediate places.
C. A. M'ANULTY & Co.
oct2l-2w Canal Basin.
NEWBOOKS—The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche
the Beautiful.
The Journeyman Joiner, or the Companion of the
four of France, by G. Sand.
Chamber's Miscellany, No 4.
Norman's Bride or the Modern Midas; by Mrs
Nlarsh, fresh supply.
Valcreace, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by author of Life in Lon
don, complete.
A good supply of PlirenologiCal wOrks, &c. for
sale by WM. S. CALE/WELL,
oct2l 3d at. opposite the Post office.
Printing Paperti.
28REAMS printing paper, 22 by 32 just received
and for sale by JOHN D. DAVIS,
Oct2l cornet of Wood and Fifth sts:
FLOWERS PERSONIFIED—No. 7 and S arida
beautiful work, received by
QUEEN PORT WINE—Dry and. very superior,
for medical purposes, for sale wholesale and re
tail at the wine store of
ont22 JACOB WEAVER.
CkSBORDPS 1834 PORT, rich and dry, straw color
ed by age, for sale in half betties and by retail
at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
OSBORDPS celebrated Trash brand Port, for sale
in bottles and otherwise, at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
PURE 1840 PORT, dry and genuine wine, for
aide by the dozen and on. draught, at the wine
oet22 store of • • JACOB WEAVER.
NARRIS & SON'S "C, C. PORT, consisting of
double, treble and pure juice wines, vintage
of'42, in store and for sale wholesale and retail at
the wine store of (ort22) JACOB WEAVER.
JUST RECEIVED--A small lot of Mackinaw
Blankets., which will be Made to order in• the
latest style, by ANCKER &MAYER,
oc7 No 70 Wood at.
Turnpike Electron.
THE Stockholdersof the
: Monongahela and Coal
Hill. Turnpike Road .Company, are hereby no&
fled that an Election for President, six Manager;
Secretary and Treasurer, far the ensuing year, is to
be held at the House of A.;.1.1c/ininch, Beath end of
the Monongahela , Bridge, ort Saturday, 20th day of
November, 1847, between the houre of Ten and Two
o'clock. W, C. ROBINSON,
cret26-3td , k3tw' Treasurer.
A
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each chain tobe.Q feet 4, inches ; *length,
and to weigh - notleas than 3i Pounds
75 log chains. each chain to weigh, 25 pounds
1000. best No. 10' WhitternOre cotton cards
20 gross cut saws 7 . feet in length'
20. do do 0 feet in Length
100 "single cut" crosscut saw files
-150 hand saws
120 hand saw files
150 diawing knives, 12 inches in length
850 "quarters" screw augers, in equal propor
tions of 2-inch, li-inch, and 1-inch
'909 ...qsarters" socket disels, in equal proPor
tions of Ifinch, 1 and 4.-inch
400 Planes, complete, equal.roportions of fore
and.jack
150 pairs hatnes. • • - •
Northwelg
Transport at ton. -
W. S. CALDWELL,
.jti street, opposite the Post office
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JAS.
. 4460* AAD SARGENT .i
BANKERS ..AND , EXC'HAN GE:IiROKERS
N.E.con. woOtiAun mint srarxis, errx.or:tit!ox,.W .
• ,•
riEALERS:in Coin, - _,Bank Notes; Jiino Dille;
Forein and Domestic Exchange, Ccidficutet...
ofDepoeite, (kc. . , ••• ••
EXCHANGE on, all late irridoiptil. Cities or thi
Uunion, arid Enrope, An:. sale in sums to suit
,
CURRENT arid par funds received, On deposite.
COLLECTIONS made, on all parts of Alm Union,
at the lOvVest
-- : -. REFERENCES:
'., Mesias. M. Leech •&.. Son,
" Ogden & siioWdeu, . .
EE w in . Bell & Son, PElTsntmon.
" S. M'Clarken Sr. Co. •,, ~1,
~ English & Bennett.),
" Fleming & Brother,'.„ , 1 . -
"Br.
, -Fales,'Lathrop .. '. 'IIIIII4D 'A...
. - " Wm.R..Th9rnps9ll & qe' I. .
}
, s Iloadly, PhelPe & Co. I...Niw Y ItX
" . ltabcock & Ca: • . ° .
" Tighey,Vard &Co. -: ' . . - --- 1 . •
- " John , bP.Cullough& Co - . B4ltoacate..
}
Mr. James Gecirge; .
-"- E. ' 'Hanna; Crectwerktr;•ol -
" Joseph Watson, 'I ~„. •
' MeEntee. Fenner & 74 , Milian. ''''''' s3ll4 ''' .2 II
-‘,
A. F. Ellis, Esq., . Cashier,' Bait Lewistown, Pa
Pittsburgh, September '2(l, 1847-y !
=I
BANICZAS, EXCHANGE lacarris, AND E.ALEB9 - 111r
FOREIGN AND DOME ! VTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES.OF DEPOSIT,...BANK NOTES,
GOLD AND. SILVER.
N 0.65 WOOD ST.ADDOO7I HZ LOW FOIIDTLI, MST SIDE.
• . Pittsburgh, Pa. !
PAR. Funds and Currency received on Ddposit,ana
coliectians made in all the principalicities of the
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, BaltirnOresNew
York, Boston and Cincinnati constaiitlrfor sate: in
sums to suit purchasers.
Kentucky, Yndiana, Ohio, Virginia arut Pennsylva
nia Plank Notes bought and sold on the Most favor*.
ble terms.
The highest premium paid fbeAmerican Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, , I mar2.2-y
ALLEN KRAMER. I EDWAREI RHAM.
KRAMER. &. RA.KM,.I
BANKERS' AND EXCHANGE - IVROX
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
1
Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. usy.2B
• - N. 1-101,31
MYERS AND DEALER..
BANk.
t:elling rate. Esc
Nao York pr I
Philadelphia 6 '
Baltimore "
. BANK
Buying rates.
Ohio * dis
IndiatT.t i 44
Kenpielty i ti
Virginia i 44
Wheeling * "
Tennessee 3 64_.
aul.4-y .
BANKERS, EXCHANGE' BROKERS, AND ErEALERS ,IN
FOREIGN, AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
AND SPECIE, '
No. 64 Wood st., one door above Fourth East side,
l'ittsburgk . Pd. '
CURRENTinds recervbd on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimoi4,
phis, New York, Wigan and Cincinnati,
for aale in sums to Ault purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio} Kehtucki, Iticliana.; and
Virginia Banks bought and sold oiktlib 'Most firm:-
.
able teniie.
. .
The highest premiwn paid for ForeltiMand Arisen=
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND,for sale in amounts 6r,el and upwards.
marls-davr.V
TN compliance with the Law and the order of the
Postmaster General, Sealed Proposals will be re
ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, or. Monday, the
35th day of October, for supplying the Stationery re
quired fcir the use of this Post Office, during the frur
years commencing January Ist, 1843 and ending De
cember Slst, 1551.
The estimate tbr each year, is as follows :
One hundred Reams Enveloping paper,.yeßovr--
19 by 24 limbos.
One huedtbl ind 'twenty-five paiinds tacking
twine, Cotton.
Ten pounds best scarlet sealing wax.
Contractors are required by lawle give:band'in a
sum equal to double the value of the articles:to be
tarnished.
Payment will be made on delivery of ;he Stittion
err. . 511
Please furniab satoplim. ~._ .
C. M'KIBBIN, Postniaster,
se2o-d&w4w Pittabbigly '
PLEASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, 131
old Humphrey.
Life of the Itev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Piattir of
the Presbyterian Church a. rreehold, in New Jersey .
in which is contained, among other interesting par
ticulars,an account of his being three daysin a trance,
and apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing; by Rev Walter McGileray.
The Loss of Austrilla ;la narrative of the less o.
the Brig Austrilla by fire, on her voyage from Stith
and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings,
reli
gious exercises, and final lrescue of the passengers;
edited by the Rev. James R. McGavin, Dundee.
The Fere(' df Truth, an authentic nal - rativc by
Thomas Scott.
The above are uniform tiith the "Christian Cabi
net Library;" published by R. Carter. Just rec'd by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
56 Market st. between 3il and 4th.
I=
European Agency, and Iteinittances to
Ireland, England, ek.c.
I.IARGE and small 'sums of money can at all times
be remitted by s:ght drafts a/ reduced rules 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 subserk
ber, or during his absence from t city from pet°.
ber until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap.
plication to JAztes MAy, Merchant, Water street,
Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney ,
and CounSelloi at Law, and European Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa:
P. S. As H. Keenan has been frequently trdubled
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 firm, and has never had any connexion wall
either of those persona. oct4
Dress Goods.'
AA. NIASON, 62 Market street, will open. this
a morning, five cases of Catlimeres,Oregon and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; also Mous do
Lainsi Castanet de Cosee. _ .
An excellent assortment of Drab,'Stone, Blue awl
Black Colors, of every quality;" also Alpaccan nod
Bombazines.
500 pea of Rich Bonnet Ribbons of every etyle;
also; - 600 Wrought Collars and Capes, very cheap.
It bales or. Red, Whiterind Yellow Fannels, both
Plain and Twilled, of every quality; also, 400 pairs
of:Whitneyi Bath, Rose and Mankinae Blankets, of
every size.
Cassinetts.
4 Cases of Black, Mixed and' Blue, Figured and
Plain; also Cassimeres and Broad 'Cloths, &c: &c. -
' At 62 Market street:
oct2 • . A. A. MASON & Co.
Daly's Hoag Quarters far. Hosiery.
TO those who wish to provide for the appioaching
cold weather, woUld do well to Call in time to
examine my assortment' of Woolen Drawers, under
Shirts.. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., as .I . h . ave my
winter's stock ready for examination, army own and
Foreign manufacture.
N. B. Call early that you may have" the first
choice. M. DALY,
Sign of the Big Stocking, sth st.
se2s4f between Wood 'and Market.
CHERRY •BRANDY, wholesale or retail l at the
wine store. AM, a few.dozen_very choice:
oct2o - ie JACOB WEAVER.
BY EXPRESS. •
Y .
ESTINGS-100 Yds. more or those very rare
and choke French Fig'd Cashmereereed Silks.
KOBINSON,
Impoiter,
'0c10.3 Fifth street.
CANDLES -2 0 Boxes stearine;
10 Star;
10 Sperm ;
•
20 Dipped; for pale by
oel9 J. D. WILLWIS,AIO Woodat.
I.4 IQUORICE-1 Catie Small Stick; for able by -
ocl9 „ ' b..WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st
I Iffn
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HILL dr, cURRI",
B'Q SON, I .
IN EXCHANGE FOLIC ' AND
NOTTS.
treet, Pittsburgh.
No. 55 Market s
hange. 13113ing rate.
Cincinna ti ouieviie 1
L
So. Louis ,__ } to.
. Raying - rates.
County &City ord•s the
Relief notes .;
Pennsylvania Co I 64
hew-York t tt
Maryland
New Orleans
WILLIAM A. HllL.L.,fic
Post Office Stationei+:
EClV=M===
French Itterinat and Thibels
Bonnet Ribbons
Flannels
RAYMOND AND WAILING'S, --
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Two Pffenageries Unitett
- ' - • 60713111'1m0 eti!" •• .
U5O lATIRP OV NATV13.4.0
Mondavi
W l ll L ov b e e mb: h r i l b s i t t ! d lg- r l7 Pi t b a l i r s B l l :yroillyi
their enonnous payilio 1; to be - ereeted in front of the
C , CUSHY
. .
AMP.P.IC A.1%1 .HOTEL, ,I".EN_ ! .N STREET':;;.;
Open' each .3ay, from 11:to 41 o'clocl4 P M Med
from 7to 10 o'clock P. 31. '-',-
Anartaerort cents, hildren . under 10 yeain 61" ,
age, 15 cents.
TR7OlllPilAliTi' EICTREE bF TIZE
Neiv and dorgeoun 'Roman Band Chirrinti
Drawn - by , I 0 _Grai'Barnes of the largest size!
Warfieg would tinadurc6 ,. tliat tbe et 1.
tbrated bravo.and powerful .
- • -- HERR I) RETSBACIi , =
•
viith his highly-reclined Liona; . Tigers,.Leopardsife4
has been engaged to appear to thia.city, - He 'ipandi
at the head of ALL tamers of wild beastN- and het.
been styled the more lethal and - he aetaapy drivel it
wtr..V tote id tixarritisi
:List of Beasts, Birda and B.eptiletiin the isoetitiitct
of Raympad:Sr:Viratink •;-
GRA NITNIVEBOVS DEPARTMtNT::
Tvio noble'Elephants, two Pack eamela;liliaaeuri ; ,
Fluffaha, Laidand , fteidoer, 'rapier, White
Lamai Alpacca, Canadian' Elk, African Zebra, pair"
of K runs ' 'Ameritan Fallow -Deer.,
cols of South Ainerica. . . .
CA RNIVEROUS.DF.PARTMENT
humid an Black Mained;Lion, -- African'Lleheri,;: -
Asiatic Lion and' Lionneei, ,Brazilian, Tiger, Silitt.
Lion, Black Tiger, two Jogai*, African Panther, tilt - ,
African Leopards, pair Ranting 'Leopards, Segdel.:.
Leopard,.Spotted Tiger,, Grizzly Bear, (full gro:NA)
Russian BroWn Bear, two N. A. Black Bears; thifW., - ;
N. A. Panthers, three S. A Pumas, four Spottesl46..-
enae / Strand or Beach'•;Hyena; DrcoloteTigna'Cit,
Rocky:Mountain Wolf, Prai.ie Wolf, Peccary-:AY
niidillo, - .Egyptiah _Weasel; 'Wild
,Cat, °0 drfi if t
kinds of Monkcys,lchumnani&c.,
„.... .
ORNITHOLOGICAL
Pail. Emus, of New HollandL two' Pilwees, , fosrr
Red
Pair,
two l'ello* tilacaive r imrrotscitift„Ert.: -
glee, Silver Pheasant, &d,- "-•
EpTILE DEP.AHTNLEN.T.,
. ,
Twtt enormous,. Boa .Constrictors,`and Kg,
The ho I e,Menaerib will forma processifidinftlie,
Moncingahela Bridle, on 14 - unday, morning,Ndsr. hty
at 9 o'clock, consisting or 40. carriages, conM.itting
theyario-tut inimalti and drawn by 140 liorsisi.preH
ceded by the t harlot containing the New York , Brstrr;.
Band, and will pass— , Down Water street to
up Peuri•to Wayne, up Wa) nein Liberty, dim,d.itill;
crty to.'Wood;,. d own Wood - Third, up• Titirtl fo r
Smithfield, up Sibitlifipld. to the Pavilion• -
Particular rBference is' given in
postersilithographs, Ect.iin the firin'cipal -- 11141+1q., -
15c23-dlw •
.e• sacred Music Books.'
1 - 1 OILN 11. MELL 0- ft ; No.Bl Woodtikeee,..„, - ,
efil .between Diamond Alley and 4th•;etreetni.:•!icea, `_ reieived a fUll nupply of the folio:Wing,ng
.Ssererlziink
Seefiltirat Utin , Boons; tr hiCh will bg.scddstt:tbti:liiii.•,•;
tst Lash Flriced i' ; :
The Carmina Seem, by L. Masan StG.f
..:076,414.....,...1;!.
" Psaltery - . :: :. : .4 , „., ...t 4 ; -: ';'" - do :- ;-y.f.5:.,:c
Mason't Steretill - arg; Yols;111 - aril* ' . - ,Y.,... i ., •••:' .- .2;:!.
I '. ' " - " ' - - Patent Noten. .'
, : x i-• ---- ..,,,,,'! ,
[Westerh itirri,, - 4y . lter: S. 'Wakefield: ' :, ~„•,';
Christian Ilaypt - Patent NOtee. . ,
.-, - ~..,,,t- .'•
Missouri Ifarnony - ~ .'
'.." *-:. " ~.,.: ' '" . ,5 . ...'i
rhe Boston Nretodion,ackilielioii•nrSbngeinleen:,,:,
Rotindo, Catebes,.&c. ,si i . Including itient of flut-'.-
- popular iiicees of the - •day; nrranged:atd.lniintit . i;--
~ rtize.d for "4 red es, with an aecoutpnnistiestifor;:.
' - • JUVENILE MUSIC- BOOKS..- . - : ; f -.--
,Tfie Young Choir, by lkoadburynnd.Sanders. •-•,
The Young chows Companion: ,f,... .. ~-., •••: -- r f.,„,..,•„
'Johnston's Yonal.Ciany Book; for. Adtilt. Clannei.:•-ik.W..•
Nlason's•Juyeisile - Ji - nrp. .: !:'„,"':',..-.....„ ...-,.• . - - . - s : i „ 2 . - 4 - -. 1 ',..-,:'
NEW SACRED DIUSIC-11DORS.I• ~!. :-:,-.• ; , :
The Sacred Choralist; by Hastings ,& - Brailbutys•..,
The. Psalmodist ~ ! . ~ : -!: : ~ -,
.• : •
„ , - ,, , , i
~:
The Sacred Minstrel, by Virgil C. .Taylor.. 2 • - .. , ~ ~• ,
The Southern, Harmony. .. .. ... • -.'...: '..:' -; •;:.
• The Boston Sacred Harinony, by T. Bissell: -.•;. ,•••-•
br.123 - - •
iorganio Cough Syriip- •.„
IF you cue MORG AN's Couolt A*. Ortr,
you of the Influenza and Cough.;
San'. ist, 1837.
Mn. Jims D. Illoncix.—This is to certtfy:thatcr:
had bees laboring, under a severe'congh..likrSeireril.:;,:
weeks, which compelled me to leave.itt,r - 1trork:::
seas persuaded to call at your Drug
,§lore:. and
chase a bottle of your CrittnitSfarr , I . fointlf3:
great relief from and afterlfsjng; the Alittire - tiffh - el 3 :
bottle, I found..;nayaulf crtliely cirreu of:My_ corigh. - A
I have feeMOM - ended: it to:annoy. Utheis of yiy,..a.c.;
q uaintance3 Whom, it-uecer failed to; ortile: - .. can: say
that - 111ofgatt's Cough S} nip: istheke r si , medieine
have ever ttset.t for..tioughs.,- It only ensts l -15-enlis
a bottle. - JAMES
..• Third rd.'aboveGrant.
Prepared and sold by . JOHN D.IkIORGAN,
As his Drug Stare, one doOr.boloy'Diumopd,
oet22
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13RODUCE1.--...A lot of Wool . ,•Flasseed,;Becawari
Clover. Seed and Timothy seatli-just received,-
on consignment, and for sale by. • .
MILLER &:RICKETSOII:::' , '
- 11) AT; FENC i E: A new Sepply; nd imprckieit
1 article. L. WILAIARTII,..
0c.22 car. Penn and Irwin ets:
r)LA.C.h.
.....,.. .a. WALNUT BOARDS: A suFiply, ow. habd:
,J . .prid for sale by . - .L...WILMARTId r
_',.
oc
'22 .
cor. Penn and Irwin ists.,
riNGLI:S ,
: 200 M..on - hand .Ind for - sale by
• L. WILbIARTH,":'
•
cor. Penn and Irwin
MI
0c22
GEM
ECEIVED by Express, to-day, anotherlnfoicti , • - '
7t.d . those very 'Superior Head Dresses
- -.' ' - - 1- .'l •-•
5 Boxes---sainepatternS.---in all fancy COl,Ori,' .. Tcll' . -
1; ,,,,,,,
rich and beautiful. '
. ~
_ .
10 13oxes Rosetta; do. ' ' ' ' •!•- -'• '''-' --'.'' '
The above goods ate entitely 'new; - snd'fOitiOl.
only at BARROWS be TURNEWS; - '!... - z,`
, ont22 ' . '• NO 46 'ulcer ttreetl..t. ,
- ,
AYLOR, FLADGAT & double- ' grape
I Torts, for sale •wholesale or retail at, the wine
oct22 ' store of • .IACYIIi WEAVER.'" P'•
D UCAL
GRAPE POILT,.for sale by tbO11.!1 ! -Att . ,J
the wine store of ' " .
JACOB. -WEAVEIL-y,..
LM
C AA...A.IIMA. for sale by the bbl. at the
oct22
ONDON ,DOCK=rt Td, dry. and stronglavored,
tor Welty the bottle • and on • drangbtott. the
Wine store of , (oct22) ••••• JACOB•WEAVEIL ' :
OLD OPORTO PORT c hnpqated
et thp wine etoielef •
oct22
. . .
PURE JU.ICE r particular,. vintage cif.. , 39,
sweet Port, foraale by, the barrel and 011 draught,
at the , wine store of
on t2:2
TT LISTA CO , B- PQRT; double grape; vii7Ohoide
DIL and .fruity, for ialiivihOloiale or reti.FoU dor •-•.-
*ins store of. (colt) • ' SACOII:WEA.TER.-
. .
pINET ilaltSities,, •
: 0016 •• • r*. • '
GiN7T4 pipes.23wan, Slick-imago tuid liolhuut.'
Gin, withicertificteif, for-sale hy. .
.; acl6 • ' t • P. C. MititlN.
Willr/14-'7/46441 mid Slierry .
• Wintei pat; . (i?la 11)1.
.by
ocl6 • •
ARDINES; 200 Aelf-Boxell...tiedleirre Sardicse!si
100 third CC
Just received and,for gale by ' •
oct2A, MILLER OqtICKETSON.
113OURBON WHiSKEY"6 bbli•Bo
triboe - Whip.'
key on consignment and rarialelai
oct2s. . . . . - 7 . ILVES mix; .
vetnmete,s.?
BM
re&sea and-Rost-110:
JACOB. WEAVER:';:
•JACAB:WE -
JACOB :WEAVER: - • .
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