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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF ,- TRADE.
COMMITTEE FOE OCTOUEE.
Geo. Ogden, - 8. F. Von Bonttnrst, W. H. Denny
HeITHHEHTS OE THE STEAM 'SUIPS.
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1 -• . SAILING DAYS.
ttritish.. /eaves England, leaves U. S.
IltiVartiaia, Hewitt,
.Hibernia, ... ....Sept. 19 Oct. 16
Cainbrii, Jodkins, Oct. ,4 • Nov. 1
Caledonia Lott, Oct: 19 Nov. 16
. leaves France. leases IL
Union SO
Philadelphia " Sept. 15 Oct. 15
Miaiieun ' Sept.: SO - Oct. 31
New York Oct,. 15 Nov. 15,
• Americius. leaves Europe. . - leaves U. S.
Waahington, Oct. 19 --
ARRIVED.
Wisconsin, Grace, Cincinnati.
, : Clipper,,No. 2, Crcioks, Cincinnati.
- - Union, MLean, St. Louis.
Lady Madison, Louisville.
Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Brie, Hemthill, Besver.
Beaver, Stoops, BeaVer.
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis
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Pilonsyliania, Gray, St, Louis.
PAClfit, Campliell, Louisville.
Yioneer, Poe, Louisville,
MichipriNo 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beiver, St , ops, Beaver.
Consul, Bowman, 13rewnsville
Louis McLain; Bennet, Brownsville
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Wayszsm Mortals°, Oct. 28, 184 1 . S
FLOUR—IWF , notice an improvement in the
price.of Flourilalthough there isnot much in mar
ket tooperate 'upon. Saks 225 bbls, at $4 S7l i ,
which is theionly large transactton reported to us.
Saks from store by the dray load at $5 00, and by
the single bbl. at $5 25.
WHEAT—Very little arriving. Still readily
comrsands 90 c t? , bushel.
OATS—Sales 2too bushels at 27 c.
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CLOVER SEED—Sales 25 bushels from first
hands at $3 64.
WINDOW •GL SO boxes 10x12 at
$3 SO. A further advance in this article is ex
pected. •
CRANBERRIES—SaIes G bbls. at $4 00 p bar
rel.
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lowing rates: Hams,. prime, 9810 c ; houlders,
dull at i'c; sides 7.3'33 c,
GROCERIES—SaIes brisk in a regular way.
COAL—For city consumption, sells at 50 , 53 c_
bushel delivered. •
BUTTER- - --Sales 10 bbls. at 9 c_ 47. 1 ts
HAY—Sales brisk of $S 50,99 50, as in quali
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Canal tells —The amount received for tolls on
all the New York State CantAs during the 2d week
in o . ember, is... - 8121.553 71
Same period in 1816 102 028 60
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the corn mencement of navigaton to the 14.11 (1_•
tober, inchisive. (107 day5)i5.....52.,..010,317 37
Daring same ret.od in '4ll (183 days) 2,1 . 1118,174 81
lucre lse
The arnotnt received up to the 14th of October,
exceeds by $154;226 48 the entire receipts of 1846.
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T OBACCO -25 Kegs Virginia 'Dais* ; for sale by
SMITH 4- SINCLAIR,
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sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
-oct26 56 Wood street.
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1 CASE Bath Brick, for sale by
JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist,
0ct1.16 one door below Diamond Alley
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nn BBLS Mason's challenge Blacking, for sale by
oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN.
7 0 - CASES iuperior Velvetßottle Corks, tbr salgby
act2t; JOHN D. MORGAN.
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CASES Vial Curlier, fur eale by
**l oct.26' JOHN D. MORGAN
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oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN.
GRO. Black Matches ; for sale by
JV oct26 JOHN D. hIORGAN.
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OPS: 5 Bales Hops, just received on con
rneot, and foriale by
act 26 MILLER ✓!t RICKETSON
MT GLASSES BBLS: 112 Cask Molasses Mils, just
111. received on consignment, and for sale by
oct26 MILLER & RICKETSON.
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CLOVER AND TIMOTEIY SEED: 20 0 - Bushels
Clover Seed; 5 Bushels Timothy do, on con
signment and for sale, by
oct26 MILLED. & RICKETSON.
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retail, by
0ct.26 MILLER 4 RICK F.TSON.
itirOCASSES: 100 Bbls. N. 0. Molasses, in store
ot and for sale, by
oct26 MILLER & RICKETSON:
— NeVrind Papiilar Piano Din•lci.
fEAREST MJE,—a popular Ethiopian Melody.
Maty Blanc IC
Take me back to old Virginia shore ;
'Rose of Alabama ;
Mountain Maid's Invitation;
Blue Juniata;
Schoolmasters Glee;
Ohl Summer night : from Don Pasquale ;
What's 'a the .Steer Kimmer ;
Scenes that are brightest ;
Lament of the Irish Emigrant;
Rockaway ;
I'm Afloat;
May Queen;
The Watcher;
Joys that were 'tasted ;
0 Come to /Hi ;
`Oh .would I were a boy again I
Molly Bawm;
Mary of Argyle;
Evergreen Polka;
Golden Drop Waltz;
New Mama Walues
Rosalba Waltz;
Louisville Quadrilles;
Davernoy's Exercises, No. 1.
Received, and for sale by
JOHN H. MF.LLOR,
oct26 81 Wood street.
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THE undersigned have had their attention called
to a publication in a Pittsburgh paper, under the
signature on 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 Maybe found in various places
in that region, and that their authorized amt., Mr.
J. R. Btockdate, will call upon them with samples
of packed Teas, superior-to any ever offered at the
same price in 'the Western Country.
iii , CALLMONT & BOND,
No. 35North .Front street.
'.Philadelphia, Oct. 18, Mit oc2.s—lna
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~ SCRAM AND MeiturAcrusEsa , Bang,/
.Pittsburgh, Oats 16, 1847.
A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank,
„ft, foi the ensuing.year, will be held : at the Bank
ing hoise, on Monday, the 15th November nest.
octlB-td ' - W. H. •DENNY, Cashier.
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• ' • • - October, 16, 1847. • -
—.. An election cmm - thirteen Directors of this Bank for
5 • - irtonsning yeai, will be held at the Banking house;
. Monday, the lathllay of November next.
ocl 6 ' JOHN. SNYDER, Cashier.'
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Escsurroz , BANK or Prrrsistraon.
AL, N. election for thirteen Directors of this Bank
21 will be held at the Blinking House on Monday,
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the 13 th ay o f N o vember.nest, between,the hours
of 9 A. M. and 3P. M..
.octtB-td. THOS. M. HOWE, Caishien
1100IIRGUNDfPORT,
pipellor banele, al. the wine store 9(
•ott22 - - JACOB WEAVER.
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PITT SBlErßolt THF. A TR.E.
Manager - - ' C, S. PORTER::
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PRIVATE BOXES f 0. .1 ; SINGLE TICKETS 75 CTS.
Dregs Circle, 50 cents, Seiond . l.l9.l, ' 35 cents
Pit, 25 ~ I Galteiy, • ' PO ”
4th Night or ,the Re7engagement or Mr. JAIWESON.
sth appearane of MRS= FARREN
app . earince FARREN
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T-huredcii Evening, October 28, 1847, ,
First - Night of the Thrilling Drama of
LUCRETIA' BORGIA! r
Dan Alphonao a . Eate, Duke of
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Gennaro—a soldier of Fortum,....Mr. JAMISON.
Gubetta...the poisoner, ug e tyr
the assumed name 0ffi,, , ,;-,t
Belvarano, a Bpaniard.C.ne';l Mr, OXLEY.
Lucretia Borgia, Dutchr,...--fraia',Mrs.FARREN.
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mis ß ANNTA MALVIN.A.
After Which, La CachM "'—';
• To conclude with a. beautiful.piece called
THE ARTIST'S WIFE)
2urtion Saco.
iF Calicoes and other Dry Goods at
Auction, THIS DAY.
BY JAMES M'KENNA,
Will be sold, at M'Kenna's Auction Rooms,
No. 114 Wood street, 3 doors from Eizh, this day,
Thursday, October 28th, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for
account of whom it may concern; those interested
or their al cots will please take notice of this adver
tisement--the following articles of Dry Goods, To
b Imo and Tea, partially damaged on the Pennsyl
vania Canal, viz:
144 pieces calicoes; 9 do Beaver cloths; 3 do su
perfine Invisible green do; 1 do do blue black-do;
2do Cassiniere; 2 boxes c hewing. obacco; 92 caddy
boxes Tea: and at the same time, 1 cask of Gin.
Terms cash, par funds.
oct2B JAMES M'KENNA, Auct,r.
Largo Sale of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods and splendid Furniture at Auc
tion.
BY JAMES M'KENNA
0-MORROW, Thursday, October 28th, at 10
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o'clk A. M., will be sold without reserve, at the
Auction Dooms, No. 114 Wood street, 3 doors from
sth, a large assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods of the latest fashion and styles, comprising
superfine cloths, cassimeres, csssinets, fine lustre
alpacas,. cashmere de cos, flannels, bleached and
brown muslins, Irish linens, ginghams, silk pocket
hand kerchief and cravats, sewing silk, patent thread,
spool cotton, hosiery, cambric muslin, shawls
and dress liars. 4.c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 1 splenditi mahogany frame.
Trio Tuscan back spring seat 50f.41 mahogany frame
spring scat rocking chair, mahogany bureaus, chairs
and tables, bedsteads, I pier table, with marble tops
and lookiiig glass, 1 large hook case, together with
a variety of kitchen utensils, 4c.
At early gas light, s ime evening, gold and silver
watches, superfine cloths, cassimeres and cassinetts,
in lengths to suit purchasers. JAS. M'KENNA ,
0c27 Auctioneer.
3 Ilhdd. N. 0. Sugar, Horse Carriage,
and Galvanic Battery at Auction.
WILL be added to the sale ofGroceries, Queens.
ware, household furniture, Etc., at 3 o'clock,
P.M., on Thursday the 2Sth inst., at the Commercial
Sales Room, corner of Wood and ath streets,
8 Hhds. good quality N. 0. Sugar;
second band two horse Carriage '
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I Galvanic Battery, consisting 016 cups; after
the manner of the telegraphic battery.
0c1.27 JOHN 1.1! DAVIS, Auctioneer.
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER.
(AN Thursday morning the 2Sth instant, at 10 o'
clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corns'
of Wood and sth sts., will be sold without •eserve,
to close a concern, an extensive assortment of sea
sonable Foreign and Domest.c Dry Goods, Jac.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 24 Barrels New Orleans Mo
lasses, IS do. N. 0. Sugar, 4 halt' chests Young Hy
son Tea, I Crate- assorted China and Queensware,
a quantity of Cutlery, Hardware, Wrapping Paper,
Band Boxes, Matches, sj-c.
A general assortment of new and second band
household and kitchen furniture, among which are:
Mahogany Bureaus, spring seat Sofas, Mahogany
Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Work Stands, he.
At 61 o'clock, P.M., a retail stock of Dry Goods,
ready made Clothing, fine Shirts, Gold ,and Silver
Watches, Violins, Music Books, an lavoice of Ger
man fancy Goods; &c. oct26
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$18,8C5 02
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
Da. BROWN, of 65, Dia
mond .Alley, can be con
sulted in all cases of a pri
vate or delicate nature, in
cident to the human frame.
Syplti.is, and syphilitic
eruptions, gonorrlicea, and
its consequences, together
with all VENEREAL dis
eases, impurities of the
blood, with all diseases of
VENEREAL origin, skin
diseases; with stricturer, gleet, urethral discharges,
seminal weakness and impotency ; also piles, rheu
matism, female weakness, diseases of the womb,
monthly suppressions. Diseases of the joints, fistu
la in ono, nervous affections, pains to the back and
loins, irritations of the neck of the bladder and kid.
neys, acrobatic eruptions, totter, ring- worm, mercu
rial diseases, etc.
TWELVE YEARS PRACTICE
Exclusively devoied to the study and treatment of
venereal disorders, and those arising from youthful
excesses, 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 his
care.
Dr. Drown's offices are conveniently arranged into
seperate apartments; patients can visit Dr... 8. 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 renertti diseases, in their various forms
and stages, offers inducements which can rarely be
equalled. Strangers are hereby apprised that Dr.
Brown has been regularly educated in every branch
of medicine, and for the last twelve years confined
himself exclusively to the treatment of those dis
eases.
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon
in Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to these
complaints.
try-Certain ' safe and speedy mares will in all cases
be guarantied.
Recent cases are relieVed in a short time, with.
out interruption from business.
.It? Hernia or Rupture—Dr. Brown also incite
persons afflicted with Hernia to call, as be has paid
particular attention to this disease.
Letters from a distance, asking advice, must con
tain a fee or they will not be attended to.
;Kr °lice on Diamond Alley, a few doors from
Wohd street, towards the market. Consultations
strictly confidential. oct2sd.kwy
.Any Quantity Ness- Books at Morse's.
VISCELLAND WORKS of Henry Macken
zie, Esq. cheap form.
The Hunch back of Notre Dame: by Victor Hugo.
Dem icratie Review for October.
The First False Step; new supply.
Christopher Tadpole, by Albert Smith; new sup-
PIY•
Eubank>s Hydraulics and Mechanics. part 14.
Life of Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, by
J. P. R. James.
Marmaduke Harrell, by the Countess of Bless.
ington.
Sir Henry Morgan,/ the Buccaneer.
Ivanhoe; new sigply.
Alicia, the Rose of Avondall.
Nobles of Carracas.
Flowers Personified, parts 8 and P.
Gocley's Lady's Book for November.
St. Patrick's Eve, a play, by Tyrone Power.
The Boy's Autumn Book, a beautiful w.'rk.
The Wayside Cross, or the Maid of Gomez, a tale
of the Carlist War, by Capt. E. H. Milniore. •
WendePs 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, 4.c.
Rory O'Moore, 25c. edition.
Chamber's Miscellany, No. 4.
Horticulturist 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 Wehr Wolf, complete.
Bombay and Son, 11th and 12th numbers.
The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche the Beautiful.
Wildash, at the Cruiser of the Capes, a thrilling
tale,lby A. ,L Ingraham.
Norman*s Bride, or the Modern Midas.
Margaret Graham, or the. Reverses of Fortune, by
G. R. P. Tames, Eqs.
The Knight of Mauleon, by Ales. Dumas.
Just received and for sule at MORSE'S Literary
Depot, 85 Fourth street. oet2s
Extra Sale
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Office, of the Solicitor Of the Treasury,
Amour 17, 1847.
tO EALED PROPOSALS will "be received at this
office until the 25th aky of 'October next, at 12
o'clock at noon, for, the purchase of the interest of
the United States, at-lay:ur:4a equity, of the, pro
pert), hereinafter desarilie4npon the term and con
ditions tneotioned berow, tayiript-
LArms Lynio truerE.of ktanrcirr
1834. - -liffistrn count' . 565 Nel-4
423 AO 24, Jarnea C. One.seirentb part ofa tract of 666 " 1 2 1 8 w/ -4
Wilaob,' ll;99oiactee,. oA Kenne. 567 • Bwl-4sel-4
= Itennic .oreek, purchased 668 " Wiaw/-4
of Merry Walker, being 5 ! Sinel.4
abbot 1,5713-7 acres.
LANDS LYING IN TILL STAID Or. INDIANA.
a Tracts of land conveyed, quantity, &
o g,
Descriptiiin, &c.
, 2
11% G C •
i
Near Logansport •
Israel T Can by, for
-183.3. mer owner.
424 Aug 14, lotor fraction of 35 27 n 1 w 159,72
425 " Fratidnal ei se} 36 27 n 1 w 93,41
426„.” " act 36 27 n 1 w 81,87
427 " " el awl 36 27 n 1 w 81,08
428 " awl 36 27 n 1 w 74,11
429 " 8 fractional nwi 31 27 n 1 w 57,07
Canal lands,
430 .. Nel.4 or 226 1w 160
431 .. Dit of nwl-4 226 17, 69
432 .. Sol of 226 11 160
433 ~ kll swl-4 226 1w 80
riot canal Isndsi 469
Miami county.
434 44 Lot or tract, 20 27 n 5 e 103,13
Wabash catinte.
435 44 Fractional el Ise+ 29 28 n 8 e 79,85
436 44 4 4 sw; of 29 28 n 8 e 91,68
437 44 44 set or 29 28 n 8 e 87,60
43S 44 44 section 32 28 nB. o 18,40
Miami county.
439 " Fractional cal 32 27 n 4 b'
410 " 32 27 CI 4 e
441 " NI nwl 11 26 1
442 " SF erwf 11 26 1
443 " NI no* 11 26 1
444 " S 1 tool 11 26 1
445 " Se; my; 226 i
446 " Sun{ nwi 236 1
447 " 226 1
448 " WI law; 17 14 1
449 " Se} 13 14 2
450 " Ni awl 26 23 1
451 , g 81 1 sw1 26 33 1
4:52 " Wi awl 814 I
453 " ow; 17 14' 1
454 " Lt in Canby's ad'n to
Crawl , dsr'le, not No.
955 ra "
457 1. " 1.
458 4, 0
459 0 0
460 41 44 11 IC
461 " Lot adjoining Craw.
Pdsville contain'g 25,16
462 " lot to do. No - I2 sq. 22
463 " do. (fr b'dy not set out)
464 " do. lot No. 19 aqr. 22
465 " do. No. 23 " 22 •
466 " do. " 24 " 22
467 " do. " 19 " 27
468 " do. " 22 " 27
469 " do. " 15 " 27
470 " do. " 21 " 27
471 " do. T. 23 " 27
472 " do. •, 7 "26
473 " do. " 8 "26
474 " do. " 20 " 27
475 " do. " 15 " 21
476 " do. " 17 " 27
477 " do. " IS " 27
478 " do. " 23 " 27
419 " do. " 1 "26
" do. " 2 " 26
451 " do. " 13 I' 27
452 " do. " 14 " 21
483 " do. •L 7 "21
484 " do. " 10 " 22
•
43.5 " do. not numbered.
Juhn liltiroy, for
-1543 Cr owner.
456 Dec'r. Ei Iraq / 4 15e 7 0
457 •' Wine* 5 4 15a 7 a
499 ,' Iliwi ae] + Ili ce
33 16 n 7 e
439 " Pt. e+ •r 1 and part
of / 33 16n 7 e
493 " Si ei swi f 3316 n 7 e
491 " Si wise; 33 16 n 7 e
492 " W my!' 34 16n 7 e
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OT ILLINOIS
Clarke county.
William Lian, for
-1843. mer owner. 2p.m.
493 Oct. 18, Sol se; 10 10 nll w 40
494 " W fractional} 14 lOn 11 w 61,50
495 " Lot No. I, in 15 10 nll w 80
496 " Undiv , tll oflot
496 " No. 3,4- w 1 of> 15 10 nll w 120
lot No. 4
49S " Easti n AZ,4 22 10 nll w 80
Effingham county. 3 p. m.
499 Oct. 21, Undivided 1 of 8 7 n 4 e 320
500 4 . rivet set 26 8n 5 e 40
501 tin.; owl 5 7n 5 e 40
502 4 . Swl swt 5 7 5 e 40
503 . 4 Be.l set. 6 8 5 e 40
504 4 . 25 8 5 0 40
505 . 4 Undivided Gth pt.
ei net 34 8 5 e 13.331
83G " lof the 6th pt. WI
eel 25 8 5 c 6.664
1517 44 W 1 nwi 38 8 be 80
Macon counts. 3 p. m.
508 Oct. 16, Se; 10 16 n e 160
509 " EI se: 11 16n e SO
510 44 WI ewl 1116 n e 80
511 " Untleed 1w; nel 12 16n e 40
.512 " Nwi 12 16 n e 160
513 " tiwl 15 16n c 160
514 " W 1 awl 22 16 c 80
515 ‘• El awl 23 16 a 80
516 " WI illy: 24 16 a 80 111
517 " El. 21 16 a 320
518 " Wunwl 21 18 e 80 L A
519 " El nwl 28 16 a 80 ....
620 's Nel 28 16 o 160
521 " No ; owl 33 16 . e 40
622 " WI se; 15 16 e 80 '
523 " El swl 15 16 a BO
524 " Sol nwf 20 16 n b 40
525 " WI awl 21 16 a SO
526 " We owl 29 16 e SO
Coles county.
527 Oct. 18, Set 12 110 a 160
528 44 El nei 12 11 n 80
529 44 Nei 13 11 160
530 44 Swi awl 84 9n a 40
631 ' 4 Nei awl 34 9 40
532 " Bwl 611 n 160
533 " Nwl 511 163.29
634 44 No} 511 168.59
635 " Nei eci 611 40
536 " El aw l 611 79.82
537 44 El nwl 6 11 79.44
538 44 W 4 awi 711 79.30
639 " Nei 711 160 •
540 44 Winwl 8 11 80
541 44 Neinwi 811 40
542 44 Wine} 18 11 • 80
643 " Swl .23 -11 8 160
644 " Nei 23 11 8 160
545 " 24 11 8 160
546 " Einwi 24 II 8 80
547 •It Se} 31 12 n 4 160
548 Bw} 32 1.2* ,, A 160
Shelby county.
Wiswi
%View/
Wise+
Wine}
Rise}
gjarigel
WlBl4l
Swi
McLean county.
William Linn, lot.
trier owner.
Ni of
Clay county.
of vel nwt
Witte}
Nei net
Morgdn county.
663 Oct. 10 A lot of land fro.:
nting 43 feet on
State road* from
Jacksonville to
Springfield, a&
joining Mr. Mc
.
ConnelPs
addi
ti In to JeckPon
villa in the wi
of nwi
Fayette county.
664 Oct. 21 22
649 Oct, 16,
550 "
1151 "
552 "
653 "
4554 a
555 a
550 a
557 a
1843
558 Oct. 10
559 cs
520 Oct. 21
661 ..
562 "
LAIrDs Or viz siiTE : py trzurons.--Continued
'A 0
c, .t:
E--E r ' , I • , •,
4 .: 4' Descriptiaii;gc
r ? g
Town of Vandalic.,
Fayette county.
670 pct. 21 Lot No.B, square 30
571 " " 5, 42
572 ", " 3
42
573 " Vrt ". 4, 42
574 " •2, 29
575 "Out" 4, en'tg 6 acres:
576 'I " " 48,
577 u. 4 4, 39, .
578 " " -
579 dt 14 44 58, •
580 " 4 ., 48,
581 el 's, ig 51,
582 " Lot No. 1, eq. No. 8.
583 .• •. '2,
584 " 3,
585 " " 4, '
586 .. 4t 5,
587 .. 6, "
588 .. 4. 7, a
589 I' " 8,
590 11 1, eq. Nb. 9.
591 t‘ " 2,
592 .. dt 3,
593 4 1 4' 4,
594 " "5,
595 " 6,
596 .. 7,
597 it it 8,
546,26
Aggregate 9444 21
Heirs or Josepli Duncan,
former owner.
1846. . Bureau county.
598 Aug. Nwi. 36 14w 4 e :co
599 1, Net_ ''
35 14w 8 e 160
600 " Swi.. ' 9 14w 8 e 160
601 " ..Nel 25 15 n 7 e 160
602 1, Nei- ~ 22 15 n 7 e 160
603 " : Nwl 22 15n 7 e 160
604 1, Net 812 n 9 e 160
605 " Nol 21 12 n 9 a 160
606 1, Swi. 13 12 n 8 e 160
607 11 Set 19 9n 0 e 100
Peoria county.
Heirs of Jos. Duncan.
608 " Si 211 a G e 320
609 1, Si . 911 n 6 e 320
610 11 'Nei 14 11 aGo 160
Btai ke county.
Cli ~ 8} 12 12n 6 e 320
612 "' 51. 34 12w 643 160
613 1, Nei 21 13n 6 a 160
614 " liw.t 32 13n 7 a IGO
615 11 Scj. 414 n 7 e 160
Henry county.
616 . ' Se; 23 14. 4 a 160
' Patton county.
fill . tNari /7 6. 1 e 160
618 . ,-.Swl 17 6 n I e 160
619 11 tSwi 2O 6. 1 e 160
620 I, l'itti . _ 29 6 n 1 e 160
621 11
,14.161 57n 2 a SO
622 ii NW; °Net 570 2e 40
623 • - .- ;'c'44l 31 7n 2 e 160
624 .1, Nei 27n 1 e 160
625 11 Set 35 5 a 3e 160
Knox county.
626 . Fiwt 49 n 3 a 160
AtcDmough county.
627 " NI 12 4n 2 w 320
623 11 Sal 25n 2 w 160
629 1, Nei .356 n 2w 160
630 1, Sal 34 4n 2w 160
631 " Se: 30 4 n 2e 160
032 . Se} 32 4 a 2 a 160
633 11 Sei 84 o 3e 160
631 1, Sei 20 4 n 4 e 160
63T " Net 36 5a 3 e 160
330 1, Net 85n 4e 160
637 1, NI 27 5 n 4 e 320
638 . Nei 10 6u 2e 160
139 " Nal 10 6a' 2 0 160
610 . Nwi 34 6a 2e 160
611 " Tel 20 6 n 4e 160
612 . Nwi 127. 3e 160
643 11 NI 36 7 a 3 a 320
644 " Se* 30 7 n 3 e 160
Warren Misty.
645 . Se; 98 n 1 a 160
640 11 Nei 26 8 n 1 e 160
617 " Nwl . 26 8 n 1e 160
648 " Nei 28 8 n I e 160
649 11 Se 14 912 n 1e 160
Mercer county.
650 " Sel 4 29 13n 1 w 160
651 11 Sel-4 ' 1413 n 4w 160
652 11 Sel 4 24 15 a 4 w 160
Henderson county.
653 1 1 Sw 1 4 36 12 nsw
634 1, Nel-4 35 11 n 4 w
635 11 Nwl 4 36 12 n 5 w
Eli S. Prescott, former
1546. owner.
656 Jan. El swr
657 Farm opposite Lock
port, beginniiing 60
rods south of the ow
corner of the nw,
sec- 22, t. 36 n ' range
10 e; thence E. 240
rode along the S. line
of James Heath's
farm ; thence. S. 50
rods; thence W. along
the N. line or Mi.
Cromwell's farm 240
reds; thence N. 50
rode to the place of
beginning, contain
ing, by estimate, 75
acres,
53,14
61,
658 " Lots in town of
W. Joliet 8 9
6.59 " 5 18
660 "
661 " " half) 4 9
662 " Lois in Slth Lockport, 3 3
663 " 3 10
664 " 4 10
665 0 4 11
666 " 5 11
667 " 11
gf 4 14
1.
658 5 14
669 " di 8 16
670 " 9 16
671 " .. 11 23
672 " ft -
12 23
673 " 44 9 27
774 " . a• 12 27
675 " 11 28
676 " 41 . 18
677 " .. . 31
678 " Lots in originahawn
' of Chicago, el 3 33
679 " Do. undivided halfof
wharfing lot 6 8
680 " Do. 20 feet westerly
part of lot 0 8
681 " Do. Kenzie , s addition 7 16
682 " Do. do I. 8 16
5. 4 r
t
Geo. Abernethy, r t
1840. ormer owner.
683 Oct. 19 Nwl-4 32 2 a 7 w 172
684 4 . Swl-4 32 2a 7 w '176
Will county.
J. B. F. Russell, former
1843. owner.
685 . April. Mr and awl 4 4 35 0 e 480
686 Entire section 18 35 9 e 561 94
087 We 8 35 9 e 320
688 0, We swl-4 28 88 n 9 et 80
Gtundy county.
J. B. F. Russell;
•
1846 former owner.
689 Oct. 19 Entire section 26 34 n 4 a 640
890 " einal-4 13 33u 8e 160
691 sg ; Se 24 33 n 8 o 320
.892 " Part of se nwl.4 283 n 8 e 60
693 " F.enwl-4 28 35 n 6 a 80
694 gi Net-4 23 35 n 8 e 160
+5 9n le 80
6 9 le 94.14
6 9 le 80
7 9 le 80
17 9 le 80
17 9 le 40
12 lOn 3e 80
19 10 3e 80
13 10 Se 160
3p.m.
17 24n 2e 320
17 24n 2e 160
Cooke county.
895 N 1 - 18 37n 13e 305,50
20 Sn Be_ 26.66/
19 an 8e 80
19 Bn'Be 90
Aggregate 3167.44
La Salle county.
Samuel Swartwout j
1843 'former owner. 3p.m.
696 Nor. 22 El nel-4 32 n 3 e 80
697 ‘‘ ' Wi nel-4 32 n 3 e 80
698 " El. nwl.4 32 n 8 e 80 •
699 " Winwl-4 32n Se 80
700 as El ael.4 - 32 n 3 e 80
701 oo Wi 8014 32 nS e 80
702 og ; Ei owl-4 32 n 3 e 80
103 " j Wi owl-4 32 n3e 80
I Grundy county.
704 -41 I WI awl-4 232 a 8 e 80
706 u' WS- ael-4 292 n 8 e 80
21 16 a 10 w
6n lw 100
ESE
lifill
r 714
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Tracts nflana Contieyed, quantity, &c
1
24 6n lw
24 6n
24 612 lw
24 6n 1w
29 An lw
14 41 a 19e
—...,
No.
Bike.
No
Lots
~~, _ _
.. ;~~; .
„' ' ' • '
• - '1 •
'
-
Limps UT THE STATE OF ILLINO.IB.'•L-7qintintied.
Tracts of land conveyed, quantity, etc
o Peatilsticin,
e .
c.>
o
co
I.Vi nei-4 28 32n So
EF nwl 4 2832 n 843
Wil nwl.4 28 32 nBe
Ei se 1-14 28 32n80
Ulf sel-4 28 3.2 n 8 a
Ef sw 14 28 32 n 8 e
we ow
. 14 28 32n So
706 "
707 "
708 "
709 "
710 "
711 "
712 "
811
76.47
713 • Lot No. 9, bro 4
rid Warcoit , a
addition to Chi-
Cago. '
714 '• Lot no 12, block
tto 3,Walcol.t 4 a • .
, addition to Clii-
1342. , cagd. . . .
715 Mar 11 Sw{ - 12 32 3e. - 160
716 4 4 "W{ 17 32 n 3 e 320
717 4, NO • 29 32 n 3 e 160
Which said lands Were 'conveyed by Samuel
Swartwout to Wm. Young, late president of the
Mount Savage Coal and Iron Company, in trust for
the use and benefit of the United States, by deed
bearing date 31st day of December', 1842, and re
corded Jan. Bth, 1843, in liber A B, No D D, fo
lips 18.10, and 20, on the land records Of Allegany
county, .Md."
Toe said lands were also sold by the markhal of
the State of Illinois, under distress warrant against
said Swartwout, on the 22d November, 1843, and
bought in by the United States. The deed of the
marshal to the United States was executed June
15, 1844, and duly recorded in the several counties
in the State of Illinois where the land lies.
CONDITIONS.
I. Each bid must be, for a separate number on
the schedule, &c., for cash; to Itt.deposited. at one
of the following places, to the credit of the Solici
tor of the Treasury, specifying, air aacount of what
parti War number in the schedule of property it is
deposittil, to wit :
The United States Treasury at Washington,
District of Colombia ; the Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, S. C.,
New Orleans, rind St. Louis;
Thi. Collector of the Customs at Buffalo, N. Y ,
Baltimore, Md., Wilmington, N.C., Savannah,Ga,
Mobile, Ala., and Richmond, Va.;
Surveyors of the Customs, Nashville, Tenn.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; and
- Ilecei4rs or public moneys at Little Rock, Ark
Jeffersonville-, Ind., Chicago, 111., and - Detroi ,
Michigan.
,2. Each bid must be accompanied with a guar
anty, in the form given below, which must be cer
titied by a collector. naval officer, marshal, United
States district attorney, or postmaster, that the
guaranty is good, and the party making t it is re
sponsible for the amount.
t. On receiving a certificate of deposits, _signed
by inc of the depositories above•mentioned, a quit
claim deed, conveying all the right, title, interest,
and claim of the United States to the property de
scribed in the bid, and paid fur, will be executed
and acknowledged by the Sdlicitor of the Treasury
free of all charge to the purchaser. Stich convey,
ance will be sent, free of expense, to any, post
office in the United States, as may be requested.
4. No bid will be accepted unless it Shall be
satisfactory to the Solicitor whether there shill be
one or more bids for the property.
5. Before bidding, all persons are requested to
make themselves acquainted with the situation,
value, and title of the property they intend to bid
for, Se as to rely upon their own judgment in bid
ding.
C. After the last day for receiving them, the bids
will be opened in the presence of such officers of
the department as shall be able to attend : and will
be examined and passed upon as fast as practica
ble. Notice will be given promptly to each per
son whose bid is accepted. b6t to no others.
.7. The name of the bidder should, in all cases,
be written at length, and in a legible hand. The
bi bier should give the name of the post office to
which comtpunictaions are to be sent.
8. Bids must be sealed and marked on the out
side these words: "Sr.er.gn Bios eon U. S. Pno
rear:;" and addressed to the "Solicitor of the
Treasury, Warbington, D. C. "
9. Form of a bid, guaranty, and certificate :
, residing at , in the county
of ,in the State of , hereby offer
the United States the sum of "eaters in
cash for their right, title, interest, and claim to the
property described in number ' in the printed
l
advertisement of the Solicitoroihe Treasury, up-
on the terms and conditions therein mentioned ;
and I hereby, in consideration of the premises,
agree, in case my bid therefor shall be accepted by
said Solicitor, to deposite that sum, in lawful mo
ney, in one of the depositories mentioned, in said
advertisement, within thirty days after my bid
shall be accepted and notice thereof sent to me by
mail.
Dated , 1847.
For value received, I guarantee to the United
States the performance of the above undertaking
by the signer thereof, in case his bid be accepted.
Dated, , 1847.
I certify that the above guarantor is responsible
for the sum mentioned in the above bid.
10. Plats of the lands at Boston can be seen at
the office of the United States district attorney in
that city, and in the Solicitor's office at Washing
ton.
11. Bids not performed on the part of the bid
der, according to the terms specified in the abov
conditions. may, at the option of the Solicitor, be
declared null and void. In all cases where fraud
may have been practised against the United States,
the Solicitor may, before executing the convey
ance, declare the bid invalid and of no effect.
R. H. GILLET,
oct2 Solicitor of the Treasury.
Tramportiition.
HE Western Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
T
and Portage Rail Road, having been repaired
and now in good order, we will continue to forward
Roods tin heretofore to Saltsburgh, Blairsville, Johns
town, Hollidnysburgh and all intermediate places.
C. A. M'ANULTY Co.
oct2l-2wCnnal Basin.
•
NEW BOOKS—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
Marsh, fresh supply.
Valrea.se, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by author of Life in Lon
3on , complete.
A good supply of Phrenological works, B:c.. for
vale by WM. S. CALDWELL,
oct2l 3d st. opposite the Post office.
Printing Papers.
28REAMS printing paper, 22 by 32 Justreceived
and for sale by JOHN D. DAVIS,
Oct2l corner of Wood and Fifth ate.
1151 LOWERS PERSONIFIED—No. 7 and of this
r beaudful work, received by
W. S. CALDWELL,
oct2l 3d street, opposite the Poet office.
iniqUEEN PORT WINE—Dry and very superior,
for medical purposes, for sale wholesale and m
at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
riSBORIVS 1834 PORT, rich and dry, straw color
ed by age, for sale in half bottles and by retail
et the wine store of
- 0ct9.2 • - JACOB WEAVER.
OSDORNiS celebrated Trash brand Port,for sale
in bottles and otherwise it the wine store of
oct22 'JACOB •WPAVER.
PURE 1840 TORT, dry and genuine wine, for
sale by the dozen and on draught, at the wine
oct22 store of JACOB WEAVER.
!Turnpike Elektion.
TStoCkholders of the 'Monongahela and Coal
11 Turnpike Road Company, are hereby noti
fied that an Election for President, six Managers,
Secretary.and Treasurer, for the ensuing year„is to
be held at the House of A. McAninch, South end of :
the Monongahela Bridge, on . Saitirday, 20th• day of
November, 1841, between the hours of Ten and Two
o'clock. W. C. ROBINSON,
oct26-StdBt3tw* = Treasurer.
Preaoottfo Conquest of Mexico.
r 'STORY of the Congest of Mexico, with a
AUL pre
liminary view of the Ancient Mexican Civiliza
tion, and the Life of the Conqueror, Hernando
Cortex; by Wm. H.'Preacott, author of the 4gHlatory
of Ferdinand and Isabellro In three vole; eighth
edition. For Bale by LUKE LOOMIS;
oct23 Agent.
.
DOON AND SARGENT. .
BANKERS AN D
..ENCHANGE,BROKERS,
Z? • A. COD. WOOD AND SIXTH STRFHTS, TISTEDIIIIoII, PA.
DEALERS in DAD, Bank ! ,...Notes, ITime .Bills,
Foreign and Domestic • Fachatige, Cortificaies
of Deposite, fre. !
<6 t
t 0 0
d 6
g z
EXCEIANGE on all the principal Cities .ofthe
Uuniton, and Europe, fur sale in sums to suit purcha
sers. • .-
CURRENT and par funds received ion deposits.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union,
et the lowest rates.
EZYVIENCES 1
Messrs. , M. Leech & Son,
4i
Ogden & Snowden, •
" Wm. Bell & Son, Pareanmart.
" S. MiClurken & Co.
" English & Bennett.
" Fleming & Brother ,
" Pales, Lathrop
,& en. :
}f Port..tan'a.
" Wm. R.. ThoF /. N E ", Y ORN on & Co. 1
" ondly, Phe & Co. ,
" Babcock & ''). i . a
" Tiffany, Ward &Co.
" John APCullough & Co, BALTINOP.E.
. Mr. James George, .
" H. fibrilla, CINCINNATI, 0. - ' '
" 'Joseph Watson,
Mesrs. Fenner & MMillal M.essmorr, 0:
R. E. „Eltis, Esq., Cashier,' Ban Leivietown, Pa
Pittsburgh', September 2d, 1847-y
=I
W. C. CURRY
HILL & CURRY,
BANNERS, EXCHANGE BROREPS, AND. DEALER! IN
FOREIGN . AND DOMESTIC. EXCHANGE, CER
TLFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANN:NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 65 WOOD ST., 3D DOOR BELOW FOVAII, WEST SIDE.
Pittsburgh, Pd. '
PAR Funds and Currency received dit Deposit, ano
collections made in all the principil cities or 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 Notch bought and sold ort the most favora
ble terms. •
The highest minium paid fbr Americhn Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany atd
France procured, 4-e. • mar22-y
=I
Ir.RAME Et
BANKERS AND E.XCHANGE BROK
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITS, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood ate., directly:Opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. my2S
N. HOLM
/a ILICKEILS AND DEAL VAS
:DANK
No. 55 Market s
rolling rate Exc
Nev. York pr
Philadelphia 2- "
Baltimore
BASK
Buying rates.
Ohio f dis
Indium ‘c
Kentucky
Virginia ‘‘
Wheeling 1 . 1
Tennessee 3 44
aul9-y '
WILLIAM A. 1111 a. Co.,
BANKERS EXCITAIf GE BROITESS, ENV IItALEP-S IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, RAMC NOTES,
AND SPECIE, . • '
No. 64 Wood at., one door aboie Fourth, East side,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CURRENT Funds received on deposit; and col
lections made on all the - Cities through Out the
United States. Sight checks an Baltimore; Philadel ,
phia, Now York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
Virginia Banks bought and cold on thn most ftvor-
a ble terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign abd Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND: IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts (XIII and upwards:
marlO-dawy
Post 011ie° Stationery.
TV compliance with the Law and the, order of the
Postmaster General, Sealed Proposals will be re
ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, on Monday, the
25th day of October, for supplying the Stationeryre
quired - for the use of this Post Office, during the friar
years commencing January lot, 1849 and ending De•
eember 315t,1851.
"'The esti mate for each year, in as follown:t • •
One hundred Reams Enveloping paper, yellow,-
-19 by 24 inches.
One hundrel and twenty-five pounds Packing
twine, Cotton.
Ten pounds best scarlet sealing wax.
t Contractors are required by law to give bond in a
sum equal to double the value of thp articles to be
thrnished.
Payment will be made on delivery or tlieStation
cry.
Please thrnish samples:
C. IVPKIBBIN, Postmaster,
se2o-48m4w Pittsburgh•
Carter's Cabinet Library.
PLEASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, b)
old Humphrey.
Life bf the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastoral
the Presbyterian Church a. Freehold, in New Jersey.
in which is contained) among other interesting par.
ticialarsian account °lbis being ti ree days in a trance :
And apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing! by Rev Walter McGiloray.
The Loss of Austrilla'; a narrative Of the lose, o,
the Brig Austrilla by fire, on her voyage from Stith
and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli
gious exercises, and final rescue of the passengers;
edited by the Rev James R. McGavin, Dundee.
The Force of Truth, an authentic narrative; by
Thomas S'cott.
The above are uniform with. the “Christian. Cabil
net Library;" published by R. Carter. Jusrrec>d by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
ocl2 58 Market et. between 3d and 4th.
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, &c.
T ARGE and small sums of money can at all times
kJ 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
eau be collected and recovered through the Subscri
ber, or during his absence from t its city from Octo
ber until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap
plication to lusts MAT, Merchant, Water. street,
Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney
and-Counselloi at Law, and European Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. S. As H. Keenan has been frequently troubled
by applications and letters on the business of "Herd
man bx Keenan," passenger agents of New York, he
deems it necessary to say, that he is nut the 'Keenan
of that firm, and has never had any connexion with
either of those persons.
Dress Goods.
AA. MASON, 62 Market street, wil (pen is
6 morning, five cases ofCashmeres, Oregon and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; also MOO do
Lains; Cashmer de Cosse.
French Merinos and Thibels
An excellent assortment of Drab, Stone, Blue and
Black Colors, of every quality; also Alpaccas and
Bombazines.
500 pcs of Rich Bonnet Ribbons of every style;
also, '6OO Wrought Collars and Capes, very cheap.
11 bales or Red, White and Yellow Pannell'. both
Plain and Twilled, of every quality; also, 400 pairs
oPWhitney, Bath, Rose and Mackinac Blankets, ofi
Cassinetts.
every wee.
4 Casesrof - Blacl, Mixed and Blue, Figured and
Plain; also Cassimeres and Broad Cloths, &c. &c.
At 62 Market street.
ocl2 A. A. MASON &Co.
Dalyts Head quarters for Hosiery.
TO those who wish to provide for the approaching
1. cold weather, would do well to call in time to
examine my assortment of Woolen Drawers, under
Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., as I have my
winter's stock ready.for examination, of my own and
foreign manufacture.- -
N. B. Call early that you may have the first
choice. M. DALY,
Sign of the Big Stocking, bth it.,
5e.254f .= between Wood add Tarket.
CHERRY BRANDY, Wholesale or retiß t at the
wine 'store. Also, a few dozen very dioice.
oct2o JACOB.WEAVER.
Bit EXPRESS.
YESTINGS-100 Yds. more of those ark rare
and choice French Fig'd Cashmeres and Silks.
• ROBINSON,
Importer,
oel9-3 — Filth street.
CANDLES' - = 20 Boxee otearine;
10 Stan;
10 Sperm ;
20 D;pped; Cot sale by . - -
nolo J. D. WILLIAMS. 110 Wood at.
TIQUORICE-1 Cue Small Stick; for ssle by.
0019. J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood it
x _k-.c . — `.:.i?:~r:+-.
- EDWAiLD
Er & SON,
N EXCHANO.r. CO/N. AND
• OTi.S.
reef, Pittsbutgh
hawse—. 9UTing rate.
Cincinnati , dis
Louisville
5.. " Louis I (4
NOTES • -i
Buyilng. rates.
County &City ord's dis
Relief notes ‘•
Pennsylvania Co
New York tt
Maryland tr
New Orlekns
Bonnet Ribbons
Flannels
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RAYMOND AND WARING'S .
Two Menageries United,
COI sirrna Oi• • . -
I ISO LIVING SPECIINIONS Or NATURAL,
. . .
WILL be exhibited in Pittsburgh, on . Mo
a ut nda3i; - , 1" :
1 - V November Ist, 1847, the sii days cinly rA under -= ?"-
their enormous pavilio ), to be erected in front o -,
AMERICAN HOTEL„' PENN STREET. . .
• Open each day, from 1 I t 0.41 O'clock) P: b 7 .. Also ...:
...:..
from 7to 10 o'clock, P. M - - ~
. • : '
Anxission 25 cents; children under 10 years il . -
age, 15 cents.
. 1 . - IRIUMPHANT ENTREE' OF TUE,
New and Gorgeous Roman - Li and Chariot,
Drawn by 10 Gray Gorses of the largest site I •
'Rayttiond It Warring would announce that the cel
ebrated bravo and powerful
• HERR DREISBACH,
with his highly-traia ed Lions, Tigers, Leopards,
has been engaged to appear in this city, Ile stands
at the head of ALL tamers of wild beasts, and has
been styled the trorr nztro; and ho actually drives
WILD LION IN rumness! •
List of Beasts, Birds and Reptiles in the institute
of Raymond & Waring : • •
GRA MINIVEROUS DEPARTMENT.
Two noble Elephants, two Pack Camels, Miseotizi
Buffalo - Laplarid Reindeer, Tapier, Whitt Peruvian
Lama,
Buffalo;
Canadian Elk, African Zebra, pair
of Kangaroos ' American Fallow Deer, two Gummi
cols of South America. . .
CAR IVEROUS DEPARTMENT.
Numidlnn Black Mained Lion, African Lioness,
Asiatic Lion and Lioness,
.Brazilian Tiger, Silver
Lion, black Tiger, twoJugars, African Panther, two
African Leopards, pair -I -Hunting Leopards; Segnal
Leopard, Spotted Tigov, -- ;Grizzly Bear) (full grown,)
Russian Brown Bear, two N.A. Math Boars, three
N. A. Panthers, three S.:A Pumas, four Spotted Hy
elms, Strand or Beach . Hyena, Orcr.lot•,Titers-Cat,
Rocky Mountain Wolf, Prai•ie Wolf')-Peccary,
midillo, Egyptian Weisel, Wild Grits-.£o . different
kinds of Monkeys, Ichnalan,&c... „ •.'
ORNITHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT:: -; •
Pair Emua, of New llcilland; twoiPoatce.i;lolrr
Red Macaws, two Yellniv.Macawn,Fatiots:atuittk
•gles, Silver Pheasant, &C. .. • " -
REPTILE DEP-3_RTMEICT. .
.
Two euormous Rua Constrictors ,
.aud an. Ana•--
conda. •
.•.• . - • •
The whole 141 enagerie will forma procession at the
Monon„Mhela Bridle, on Monday morning, Nov. Ist,
at 9 o'clock, consisting of 40 carriages, containing
the various atiimalit, and drawn by 140 horses, pre
ceded by the chariot coutaini.ig the New York Briei
Band, and will pass—+Down Water street to Penn,
up Penn to Wayne, up Ws)nclu.Liberty, down Lib
erty to Wood, down Wood to Third, up Third to
Smith Sold, up Smithfield to the Pavilion.
Particular reference is given in mammoth
posters, Lithographs, elec., in the principal H0t14.,
0c23-dlw • •
- Sacred Nisille
. .
T 011 N 11. MELLOR, Nn 81 Wood Strcial, -
e) between Diamond Alley and 4th strcets„,hia
received a full supply of- tho fulloWing Sacred and
Sectliar Music Boons, which will be sold at the low
eat cash pricea •
The Carrnina Sacra, by L: Mason fa...G.J.Webb, - ;
" Psaltery • " • do,
Mason's-Slued Harp; Vols. T and 2. •
If 'Pate:lt Notes. " •
Western Harp, by Reit'. S. Wakefield.
Christian Harpt Patent Notes. . .
Missouri Harmony " • ' •:. -
The Boston Melodion, a collection ofSongs - ,Elites,.
Roundr, Catches, &c. &c. including most of the
popular picces_pf the day, arranged and hatitio.
nized for 4 roi.:es, with an accompaniment'for
Pianoforte.
JUVENILE MUSIC" BOORS. : •
The Young Choir, by itroadbury and Sanders:
The Young Chows Companion " "
Johnston's Vocal Class Book, fur Adult Claguia,....l.
'Mason's Juvenile 11arp.. :. .
NEW. SACRED ttuttc 'BOOKS: ;
The Sacred Chorale, by Bastinga & Bradbury; '
..
The Psalmodist " Sc .._ • ,
The Sacred Minstrel, by Virgil C. Taylor... ,
The Southern Harmony.
The Boston Sacred Hartuony, by T. Bissell.
0ct.23
'Morgan's Cough Syrup.
F you use blonoaar's COUGH SYRUP, it wlll..curit
you Of the Influenza and Cough
Prrrszunnii, Jan. Sat ` 1&57
Jorftv D.' MORGA.N.—This is to certify , that - I • •
had been laboring : under a severe cough for several
weeks, which compelled me to leave ray I
was persuaded to call at your Drug. Share, and.-pur
chase a bottle of your Coucir_Sfatrei and - I. found
great relief from it; and after-using the , whole of the
bottle, I found myself entirely cured of 'my.o.otigh.:
I have recomniended it.to many'rothersfofmy ac.,
quaintancei• yv hem it never failed to Curd._ .4 can say
that Morgan's Congh Syiiip: is the best medicine_ I -
have ever used for Cooghs. It only corits - 25 cents
a bottle., •‘ JAMES A.•WILL/AMS,
.
Third st. above Grant.
J
Prepared and sold by JOHN D. MORGAN,
At his Dru'g Store, one door below Diamond ,-.
Alley
0ct2.2,
. .
13RODUCE--A lot of Wool, Flaxseed, Xesswis,
I Clover Seed and TimotbySeed, just seceiso
on consignment, and for sale by
oct2o MILLER ticEICKETSON.
1 AT. FENCE: A new supply, and an improved
article. ' ' L. WILAIARTH,'..
0c22 eon Penn and Irwin ate..
BLACK WALNUT BOARDS:. A supply on band
and for salb. by WILMARTH;
0c22 cor.Pennand Irwin sts.
HINGLES : 200 M. on hand and for sale by
- - L. WII.MARTII
c 22 • 1:.-, cor. Penn arid Irwin its
Head Dresses and RoseHs.
ECEIVECt by Express ; to.day, another Invoice•-':
of those very superior Head Dresses. - • t..•
ALSO,
foxes—same patterns—in all fancy colorit,.rert , -
I
rich and beautiful. ' • -
0 flexes Ebsetts, do.
he above goods are entirely •nevr, - 'and- foudd'
at BARROWS-8s TURNER'S'
I ct 22 No 46 Market 'Street., s-;•,,
I AYLOIt, FLADGATE & CO.'S.:. double gape'.
Ports, for sale wholesale or retail-at the wine:`
ct. 22 • store of JACOB WEAVER: -•;,
UCAL GRAPE PORT, for sale by 'the labl:
I the wine stora of
ct 22 JACOB WEAYER.,,
f-11 A. I.ABRIA PORTS, fur sala r kly the - bbl,.2tAtiuf
ILP wine storeof • n
oct22
LONDON. DOCK—OId, dry and strong flavored,:
tor sale by the bottle and on &aught, at the
wine store of
. (0et2.2) - JACOB WEAVER.'``'
CiLD.OPORTO PORT, imported in glamt,Por Wei
LJ si the wine store of
bet2:2
TORE JUICE, particular; vintage of )39, , thic
17 k--
sweet Port, for sale the barrel and on 4 fought,
at the wino store of
oct22
JTTINT PORT, double grape, very choice,
and fruity, for sale wholesale or retail af.the,
wine store of (oct22) JACOB
PINET CASTILION BRANDY--5.h01f ppea
for eale =
ocl6 •
piPe s Swan, Blau horse and •Holland.
ur Gin, with certificates, for Bale by
0c,16 p. MAB,Tth.:
WINES -140 casks Port, Madeira, and Blierir
Wines, past very old; for sale by
ocl6 P. C; 3tAß7t2t.
ARDINES: 2 00 Bows: half Bos .: &
Genuine;
S - 100 third . 4‘,
Just. received and for sale by , - - - •
oct2o . MILLER 4- RICKFAI3OI6I.7::.
OUItBON , WEIISK.f.Y--5 12.131
J)111 key on consigninent. and for eie
act2s , - 710' lES*A7I.:
,r''
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JACOB W.E.A.VER
'J'ACOB WtAIVER:
JACOB W8A17.,P,8.
C. MARTIN.
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