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Prepared and correetedesery Afternoon
' PITTBBURGH BOARD 'OF
comerrrza you - no." vac gra.
John Shipton, J. Shea', J. S. Clarke
,JII4 YOZHENTS .OF THE STEAM SH/Pgi
SAILING DAYS-
`British.
Siittalania, Hewitt,.
Hibernia, Ryrie,.. • • •
Cambria, Judk ins
Caledonia; Lott, Oct. 19.. Nov. 16
French. leaves France. ' leaves U. S.
Sept. 30
Sept. 15 Oct. 15
Sept. 30 Oct. 31
Oct. 15 Nov. ler
leaves Europe. leave.? U. S.
• • Oct.' 19
Philailelphia
Missourt....
New York ..
American
Washington, fiewitt,..
PORT OF PITTSBUROR.
, 0 FEET AVATEA IS TilE CIIANXEL
ARRIVED.
.American, Calhoun,-Wheeling.
_Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville.
Beaver„.Clark, Beaver.
Swatara, Cox, Beownsville.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
. - Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DEPARTF.D.
Monongahela, Stone:, Cincinnati
Beaver, Clark; Beaver.,
Caleb Cope, More, av er ant Wellsville
Wellsviile, Barnes, Wellsville
Miebigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Cousul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swotara, Cox, Br .wrisville. ",k) '
FITTEBURGII MAREETS-DAILY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
TCCHDAT MORNINOi NOV. 2, 1847.5
FLOUR—The receißts are very light. Sales
from wagon at $4,71301,51; from store by the dray
41tbtul at $4,87p5,00 as in quality, and retailing at
$5,25 the single bbL
WHEAT—Finn at 90c fr bu.
OATS—Sales ISO bn. at 26 - . IS c p bu.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Saks at 1,02541,75. 1
CLOVER SEED—Sales from store at $4 , 3,251
pbu.
WHISKEY—SaIes 50 bbls. Rectified at 21c.—
Raw is held at !sic. p gal. •
SUGAR=SaIes 13 hbds. prime at 7c. f lb ; 20 1
bids. prime at 7ioi7ic.
MOLASSES—SaIe IS bids at 52c. p gal.
FEATHERS—SaIes 3UUU lbs. at 31c. cash, par
money.
COFFEE—SaIes 50 bags Rio at Sic.
c Business was quite brisk yesterday.
ozi. Last evening at dusk there were 0 feet of
water in the channel, by the pier mat ks.
a WESTERN RIVER'S.
The Cincinnati Gazette has collected some facts
irelative to 1.1.. e Ohio river, a barb vie think will be
found interesting. The Ohio, including the Alle
gheny,
which may be regarded as the same river
under another name, is I:11 Pi miles long. At Cin
cinnati which is atruat equi distant from Pitts
burgh to its confluence with the Mississippi, it is!
534 yards wide, which may be assumed as itsl
average width. Its annual range bete trom low
-to high water, is about 50 fret ; its extreme range I
'on record 64 feet (at the time of the flood of 16:U..) I
It g.ecerelly reaches the imsest stages in August,,
Septenther, - and October; and its greatest nsea in'
December, March, `May and June. For a hind
distance below Pittsburgh, it is frocen over almost
1 . 1 every winter for several weeks; at Cincinnati it I
is not thus closed oftener than once in five years,
on an average. Its -curtest 'sheet low does not
exceed two miles an bunt-; when at mean height,
'three miles, and when higher and riiing., tour to
•five•miles. -Its immediate valley, has an average
width of one mile. -It his the following tribm
It tries f the Vonongabcia, /klieg/T.4ly. [leaver. fits
, nawa, Muskingum, Hocking, Scioto. Great Sandy,
1 Great and Little 2iliami, Lickint,., ' , Kentucky. Wa-i
I bash, Salt, Green, Ciimlx.rland and Ter nesse*,
a bleb drain a region of upwards of 1710,1•0.0(mi
acires—an area tbree times lar g er than al • 'ewe.
I England, and as large as all the Atlaetie Stal;eB,4
1. floral of the Potomac.
Lou us- I L k; %Litz E -r, Oct •:7
The weather c.ontii.nes quite cool. The river
is on a stand. awl high. 7 berc bay boen about ttm ,
usual amount of business dont., principally 01 a
retail character, without any change in prices
Cheese is more plenty. Sales to day in lots o
40,20 and 50 boxes at iiio7 c.
Whiskey—Sales Raw at ID c. RectiLed IMP
ISi c.
Provisions and Griaceries—Fame as yestrrda3.
Flour—Sales are principally to the city trade at
yesterday's rates, $1 7004 SU.
Tobacco Sales id day viere light. and as the
Warehouse was given up to the Sons of Temper
ance, we emitted attending the sale. Only a fro
'hinds said. Particulars iu nest report.
Bagging; Bops andiLeinp are firm at our last
quotations. Very little produce is coming in
Good Bacon 'Sides, are iu refine-4a .at c. from
wagons.
f New York and Philadelphia Pekin Tea Com.
pally having understood that certain persona in
Pittsburgh were claiming the exclusive right to ell
their Teas in that city, would state that they have
abandoned, some time since, the exclusive agency
system, and thatneither Mr. Jaynes, Douglass & Co.,
nor any other concern, has a right to claim any ex
clusive privileges with their Teas. The general
agent of the company, Mr. J. R. Stockdale, is now
at McMaster: , Eagle I/ otel, Liberty sveet, Pittsburg,
ready to. receive orders. All Teas sold by this com
pany, are warranted equal to any sold in the United
States, and no payment required until buyers are en
.tirelysatisfied as to the lact. •
Principal Warehouse ofthe Company, No. 35 North
'Front street, Philadelphia.
novl 2taw3m McCALLMONT & BOND.
'Pennsylvania Rail load Company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received until Thursday,
the 25th day of November, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
at the Town Hall, in the Borough of Lewistown. for
• the grading and masonry upon about $6 miles of the
Pennsylvania Rail Read, cstending West from Sec
tion 20 to near the Lewistown darn.
Plane and specifications of the work can he seen
at the above named place, for five days previous to
the time appointed for receiving the bids.
Any farther infoi motion con be had upon applica
tion to W. B. Foster, Jr., Esq., Associate Engineer
Harriaburgh. S. N. MERRICK,
oet3o.td President.
Saw MID Dogs.
THE subscriber has purchased the entire right
to make and sell, "SNYDER'S PATENT SELF SET
ZIOG SAW MILL D 00 ,,, and is prepared to fill or
liters, at 01 times, without delay.
JOHN M. OKELY,
ect3o-4w* nt Knap & Totten's.
V _
AUGHN , B VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC
V 10 doz in store and for sale by
HAYS 4r BROCKWAT,
VENITIAN RED-00011s in store, and for sale
by RAYS & BROCKWAY,
• oct 2 Liberty et.
A FE CAYENNE-4 case for sale by
HAYS & BROCKWAY
Farm far Salle.
THE subscriber will sell. the well known Tavern
stand and Farm of 200 acres, now being occu
iied by Robert Mahaffey.. This property is situated
l 4 miles emit ofPittsburgh, on the State Road lead
dog from East Liberty ,to Saltaburgh, :Indiana and
Corwiriaville. The farm is nearly -equally divided
by the main. road. There ft= one hundred and .twen
ty Sere' in /thigh state of cultivation, the remaining
part is covered with beautiful oak timber. It abounds
rn limestone--contains a strata of coal of 30 acres—
has many SIM springs of water, and a grafted orchard
prof acing a variety of fruit. For further information
enquire on the premises.
oct2r-vial s IL AI. ROSS.
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leaves England. 'cares 'U. S.
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....Oct 16
Nov. 1
Sept. 19
.Oct. 4..
Latest from Mexico!
By the arrival of the steamer James L. Day, at
New Orleans, on the 23d, from Vera Cruz, whence
she sailed on the 191 h, we have received no later
intelligence from the city of Mexico direct.
Santa Anna was at Puebla on the :nth of Sep
tetnber, and bad addressed a note to Col. Childt,
stating, that be had taken possession of (Le City
of Mexico , with SOOO men ; and requesting him
to immediately evacuate that post; threatening, as
usual, that tf he refused. he would storm his posi.
don. Cvi. Childs replied that he was fully satisfied
he should be able to maintain his position; and,
having been honored with the dt,t of guarding
that place, he would defend it to the last extrenn.
Ty.
The Arco Iris, of October I hth, furrik-hes fut..
they important news from Puebla to the :rith of
'September.
Thoimb, of San J 14313 de Bias, San Juan Santa
Rosa, and Santa Monica, commenced a heavy can
, nonnade upon the American works. The latter
threw cannon shot, bombs, and grenades. into the
centre of the city, causirq COElSlderable injury a
mono our troops. The cannonade commenced
again at dawn on the following day; when, by order
of Santa Anna, breastworks at cotton bales were
erected, as a defeuce agmnst tbe tire of the Arnert•
cans. To preverd the coanpletion of the Mexican
breastworka, the fortress of San Jose kept up a cur -
tinual tare on the workmen, wtoch being promptly
returned by the Nlexicans, led to an increased
discharge of bombs and grenades frotm the Acnen•
can hues.
On the .30th, partial tranquility reigned in the
city. Gen. Rea concluded to .o;ra a tire from a
battery upon San Jose on the tat of October
Santa Anna, at the head of 2 1 1 .1 )1) cavalry and in•
fantry, and 3 pieces of artillery, sallitd out !run,
Puebla, intending to attack the Ameocan trail,
which left Jalapa on the Ist. and reached Perote
on the { , h, but before arm Mg at Tukp Apia
la, his designs were wholly frustrated. With the 1 - •
exception of 199 hussars, all has personal guard i I 011 E TESTIMONY Is FAVOR OF DR,
having pronounced against him—attributingß.4l.J'll P 1 L!_s. •
their misfortunes during the war, and their lack of FE11.72 AND AGIT.
Estract or a letter fr om M .ars P
success to his incapacity. Some unhealtatingly; „ A endl eas,
pronounced him a traitor,man and uu"rth-5' of hold " ' had Ewen at :%I,chigau last fall, and had taken the
ens any command in the Mexican army. Santa) Fever and Ague, and had been under the Doctor's
Anna bdcing reached Qnessor Jahnileo with his rare fur th ree mo n th s , st i ll g re w worse, and wen
139 hiosars. received an order from the govern I very low. The first dote he took of your pills, broke
meld of Queletero, directing hint to pruned thith- the tits, and he is now well and hearty,and in every
er at once with •.11 his troops He disregarded instance they have had the desired etfect.•'
the mandate of Its government, and eommenceda For sale uolY, by
hs march fry Oas are, at whtch point he had said) ni. L CCTIIIIF.RT, agent,
he avant to raise another army, with %chi, h t net" No. fin Sinithfie!il, near 3d at.
contend against the enemies of the Republic.
All letters from the interior coincide in asserting
that Santa Anna is altogether incompetent to
effect any thing Luther; and that he was waking
his way towards auatemalk, or the purpose ol
leasing inerfieJ) !ureter; Mid that his march to
Oaxaca, is only a .pretence to cover his other de.
signs.
Pv e a is, Oct. 2.—Snce the departure of Santa
Anna the cannnnading has totally subsided.
The Cotton Storehouse at Valesco, took lire and
banged .ilown, occasioning much alarm to the cut
urn, who supposed thitt the AMe IleallS had left
their entrenchments and were storming the city,
It is represented that General Scott had granted
a passport to Santa Anna, to enable bun to leave
Mexico.
Some of the Mexican papers deny that Santa
Annats endeavoring to reach Guatemala, and in.
slat that he will continue to conduct the war with.
out any intermission.
'The Genius of Liberty says that Mr. Pena y
Pena is discharging the duty of President at Quer.
etero; that he had refused to recognise his associ•
aces in the Government who were appointed by
Santa Anna; and proposes that Congress shall
elect others in their stead.
A report prevailed at Vera Cruz on the ISth,
that a company of Texan Rangers bud been at
tacked by guerrillas about 12 miles from that city.
and that all but two had been cut off. An express
had arrived, stating that one man had been killed,
and 18 were missirg.
Some difficulty had existed in the Massachusetts
regiment which had led Colonel Cushing to disarm
t of them.
Capt Wells has been honorably acquitted of the
charges prefered against him.
Colonel Jack Hays had arrived at Vete Cruz.
Gen. Lane was at Peyote un the 4th. and there
was no doubt that he would reach Puebla iu a few
days.
The Arco Iris of the 16th, speaks of extensive
preparations_ which are being made to despatch
another train, consisting of 4000 men, all corn.
pletely armed and provided for The editor con
jectures that Gen. Patterson has ivontemplation
a new expedition against some state not hitherto
invaded by the Americans, instead of joining Gen.
Scott.
'Fhe same paper contains speculations in regard
to the probable action of the Congresi at Quere
tero-; and sap that the 'minds of the People in the
interior have undergone a great change since the
occupation of the capital by our troops, and that
they are disposed for peace.
An expedition against the guerillas, planned by
Gen. Patterson, had returned after having encoun
tered and dispersed several large parties.
By a slip Born the Neve-Orleans Picayune, of
the 25th ult., at 10 e!ciock, A. M., we have the
DE SPA yr
BYELECTRIC P ELEGRAPH,
EXFRESSLF FOR THE IRORNIXO' Pair,
XEW - •YORK MARKET
November 1, O.P. M.
FLOUEC-Borne sales at krevious prices. West
erMai 4:1,:?003,08 • -- '
WHEAT—Prime White at 1,5 o; Prime Red at
/,25.
CORN-. Sales of mixed at 77(d78.
PROVISIONS-*No change.
WHISKEY—SaIes at 32c.
PORK—Western Mess at 14,75 Prime /0,50
BALTIMORE MARKET.
November I, 8 P. M.
FLOUR—Sales 300 g bbls. Howard st. at 6,12 i;
City Mills it 6,12.
WHEAT—Prime White at 1,32 4 81,35; Prime
Red, 5000 bu. saki at 1.,25a1,31.
CORN—Sales Prime White at 68c.
OATS--Sales at 40c.
BEEF CATTLE—Saks of 1000 head on hoof,
at 2,U3.
WHISKEY—SaIes at 30c.
larkets generally without change
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
November 1, 6-P. M.
FLOUR—Sales.,at previous quotations ; market
dull,-
WHEAT.--Prime'Wh i ite sells at 1 ; 40; Prime
Red Southern 1,30.
CORN—Sales at 4,8a10e.
SUGAR-1-Sales N. 0. Sugar at 5/.
GROCERIES—No change.
WHISKEY—SeIIing at 3Ve.
PROVISIONS—No change.
Two Days Later from France!
ARRIVAL OF
THE it SHIP
lt ICH
PILILALIF.LPIIIi, Nov I, llh. iZm. A. M
By the arrival of the packet ship Zurich at New
York, we are furnished with no news of import
ance from Europe.
The Zurich spoke the French steamer Philaded.
phia. heading towards Halifax; and apparently
out of Coal.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE.
-PAII.ADELPHIA, Nov. 1, Oh. sm. P. M
perusal of two -letters,:brought by the James L.
Day, which, tboughlfieY contain no later news,
give further interesting particulars.
Gen., Patterson is.eurnmiended' in the highest
,
terms, for the correction of muny - ahnies in - relation
to the treatment and- Wage -01 the sick; and for
, his judicious arrangements for. annoying 414 sup
pressing the guerilla - a., -
The oat Reoiment of Infantry were to'march
with the seventh traikforthe National Bridge.
There were_ pti oo . , troopi'at—Begara, near Vera
Cruz, which conikstill. of the Massachusetts Vol
u ateers. the Ohio Regiment, two Fforida companies,
Capt. Stapp's Illinois mounted men. 90 recruits for.
the First Regiment of Dragoons, two companies
of the Eleventh Infantry, recruits for the Volti
guers, Tilghman's magnificent Light Artillery
Battery; and, a half mile beyond the Artillery
Battery, there were four companres of Tex.&
Rangers.
'auction Safes.
Large Salo
F a well assorted stock of Dry Goods= due
‘ L y tion without reserve.
Y JAMES bi
At the Auction Rooms, 114 Wood street, three
doors from sth, on Thur day next, November 4th,
at 10 o'clock ,A. M., in the forenoon, will be sold
without reserve a large stack of Du Goods, .
corn
prising in part:
Superfine broad cloths; ravines *atom; do. caul
mores and cassinctts, fine lustre alpaccas, a lot of
calicoes, flanels, bleached and brown muslins,
sewing silk,patcnt thread, table cloths, pins, pock
ot billies., cravats and shalls, together with a quan
tity of Boots and Shoes, &e.
At 2 o'clock, I': AI., household and Kitchen Fur
niture. viz :
I splendid sofa, spring seat ; pier tables, marble
tops; beau MI eandlebrasg, new pattern. solar and
astral latvps, chairs, tables, feather beds, bedsteads,
tit tea IS ; top ther vv.th a v: riekr of it•tc hen utensils.
At early gas light, same evebiee, a lot of Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks, Can ' dlebrass, I Sofa.
Also Broad Cloths and Cassimeres in lengths to suit
purchasers, with a variety °father Dry Goode
nov2 JAAIE.S hItICENN'A, Auct'r.
A notion Sales
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER
DRY GOODS
, no; Thursday morning, the 4th inst., at 10 o'-
‘f clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corns'
of Wood and sth streets, will be sold, a large as
sortment of seasonable Dry Goods, &c., among
which are super broad cloths, cassimeres satinetts,
Ky. jeans, flannels, calicoes, gingham; alpaccas, do
lain, woolen shawls, sestinas, bleached and brown'
muslin,, dec.
At '2 o'clock, P. M., 15 Barrels good quality New
Orleans Sugar, 12 do. N. 0. Molasses, 1 cask as
' sorted China and Queensivarej a general assortment
of new and second hand Household Furniture, a
mong which are splendid spring scat mahogany
and rosewood sofas, rocking chairs, parlor chairs,
bureaus, tables, bedsteads, one pair large French
plate mirrors, with gni!: frames, mantel clocks, 047.
Also a quantity ottitchen utensils, stoves, g ito vets!,
matches, band boses,AVrapping Paper, &c.
At 6; o'clock, P. M., a collection of valuable
Books, embracing many choice Standard Works,
Gold and Silver Watelies;;Fowlirg Pieues, Vistula!
fine' utlery, Violins, German fancy Goods, &c, !
nor 2 (American copy.)
Large Two Story Drlrk Dwelling Douse
and 31 Doi'ding Leto al Auction.
N Saturday afternoon, November tith, at 2 o'-
cluck, on the premi.es, trill be sold, that spier,
dui too story Brick dweding house and hanisouie
improvements, with about one and a half acres of
ground, s tunic on the Steubenville Turnpike road, . '
near Temperanneldie, now an the ocecupancy of,
Daniel Haughey.
A (...4),
51 Building Lots, atliotning the alvvre, very eligt
hly situated, ul large ecze, all of which are very de
sirable Mr private residences and other inirpoires.—
A plus of the 5/TOO may he seen at the acct on a 0 0
anit., at the house of Wciltam Applerothr, near the
premises.
Terms, our fourth call), reiolne in three copal
annual paytuenta wild internat. Title An fee simple,
and in•lisyutable.
noy2
JOUN I). Anc6oneer
at.
Tye folloartng Ii the Testlinany of IJ
QM
"CfNPLAINTS" mays heh of several year. wend
ing, Clue./ by a few applienttorta of lir. Smith*. Tor.
pedo Ihiaittrethe Machine. Fhlteontatima, epinal At
rectum's, Palpitation of the heart, anti Weak Eye.,
have been Potted,. 03,11 Ivy tt.
I Aare utett It to my Ogril lamely', amd alto/ in teat
ral other ease*, and its effert‘ upon diSC4I.O has en
needed my most sang - tone espertattons.
Kew London, `litvon County, ()boa
Orders received fur the abuse Machines, by
1.. S. CI : riniEnT,
Agent for the 51situfacturer,
nosl t , rnathfieid, near 3 fit
Orytcx or rue urcnrxs CO. MUTUAL LIES. Co.
No. 14. Exchange fludulogs, vt Cialr rtrret,
t t”ber 2*, I ttii.
T a goeet.ag of the Btiard of 1, t, of tilts
II loafnotion, it was
/14,,,01 red That a Llivniecol of . per tent- be pat,:
on all adjusted claim for lovres by Fire of !Oat
Apra. IN 4..1, on or oiler the 2.1 November nazi.
0c30431. J. B. 11.0BINSIN, Secretary.
JOB. W
Impartrr and Dan in
rprelgts awl Clorne•tle Ilardsvare,
- CORNEA SECOND AND WOOD !TS"
oct2D-ly PiTTS BURG 11.
PULMONARY IR LSA M—Messrn. Beet' S. Cut
ler : I feel it a duty I non to my fellow crea
tures to state something more respecting y Dior Vege
table Pulmonary Balsam. Since I first used the Bal.
min, about eleven years ago, atm bappy effect of
which I then gave an account of, I bur had several
ievere complai Ida and attacks at toy 1110ga, One a few
lays since, and ro every instance I hare used the
Balsam alone with complete and perfect success. It
has effected relief and cure wtabia a very few days.
It is certainly a safe medicine. I do nut know that
it will cure a fixed consumption, hut I believe it will
be ia many cases a preventative, and prevention is
better than cure. /do therefure, for the love or my
fellow-men, earnestly recommend she nee of this
Balsam, in all pulmonary complaints. I am con&
Jent that it has been the means of preserving my life
to this day. I.IEISJ ANUS RA ason.
Lloston,Juncl6, ISSI 6.
Sold by B. A. FA UN ESTOCK 8: Co., corner ofFirst
and Wood, also, corner of 6th and Wood ate. uc29
FRUIT TREES
CHOICE and valuable fruit-trees for sale at Mount
Hope Nursery, particularly Apples and Peaches,
and a few varieties or Penni, Cherries and Plums.
The proprietor has strictly endeavored to obtain the
best of fruit. A new selection of Peaches from the
East, which are now bearing, prove to be the best
quality. The trees arc in a flourishing condition
and from one to f o ur years old. MOUNT HOPE
NURSERY is situated 7 miles south-west from Pitts
burgh, or about a mile from Robert M'Farland's, near
St. Clair Church, on the old Washington Road.
And from James Conner% I mile on the same road;
2 miles from Rt. Bighorn's Mill, on the Washington
Turnpike.
A list er.tramea way be obtained at Joseph Robb's
Store, Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. °Mors left
there will be attended to.
oct27.3tw• JOHN SMITH.
Casette copy three times Weekly and charge this
office.
Notice.
'WHEREAS, Letters of Administration nit the
Estate of Patrick Cahill, late of the City m
Pittsburgh, decrtd., base been granted .to.the subscri
bers, residents of said City—all persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN J. MITCHEL,
JOHN E. DOWNING,
Administrators
oc I 1-6tawd
IPresopttlo Conquest or Mexico.
HISTORY ()fare Cantina of Mexico, with a pre.
liminary Viewer the Ancient Mexican Civiliza
tion, and the Life of the Conqueror, Hernando
Cortez; by Wm. H. Prescott, au:hor of the "History
of Ferdinand and Isabella." In three vole; eighth
edition. For sale by LUKE LOOMIS;
oct23 Agent.
TOBACCO -38 Botes--5 , a, B's rutd-1 lb. Lump
Tobacco, just recd and for sale by
ocs MILLER 4- RICKTSOI.Ii
‘.21,
THE subcriber respectfully invites the attention
of city customers and others desirous of hav
ing their clothim tante in the latent and •umst fm.h
ionable manner, to his , entire new stock of goods,
such as are In use the present aeason, and particular
ly those adapted to the customer trade : comprising
In part, a general assortment of French, English and
i American Cloths, Cassinteres and Vestings, in great
er variety than any heretofore offered in this city;
together, with a general assornnent of every thing
in the Tailoring lino. He feels confident of .being
able to execute all orders intrusted to hint, in a
manner that cannot be surpassed either in style or
workmanship, by any eastern work, being supplied
With competent anti fiudtionable cutters—Mr-James
C. Watt and others. .4*
On hand, a . general assortment of Ready Made
Clothing; cut and made in the Intuit and most ap
proved styles, which will be sold low for cash. An
early call is respectfully solicited, by
P. DELANY,
No. 49, Liberty street.
DTO TAILORS. J. C. Wattzs Patent Gradu
ating Shoulder Measure system of garment cutting,
for wile. The above system is too well known to
the trade to require comment. Priec $lO 00.
oc3o
Valuable Steam Grist 111114 SI/NV
died Farm for Sale.
U, , KENNA,
AT the Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh, on
.the 22d day of November, 1897, at 10 o'clock,
A.M., will be exposed to sale, at public out-cry,
by the undersigned Committee of the person and
estate of Mary Walker, a lunatic, in pursuance of
an order of the Court of Common Pleas ofAllegheny
county, Pennsylvania, all that certain tract of land
situate in North Fayette township, Allegheny county,
Pa., containing forty-three and three-quarter acres,
hounded by lands of John Potttr, John Ill'Gregor,
and other lands of Mary Walker, on which is erect
ed six dwelling houses, a Steam Gest Mill in run.
ning order, a saw mill with water power, a stable,
and other improvements,
Terms of sale: One-half cash in hand on the de:
livery of the Deed, and the residue in two ripe]
annual payments, with interest from the day of sale.
The said residue to be secured by Judgment Bonds
and Mortgage on the promisee.
The premises are now rented till April Ist, 1848 ;
the Leases will he transferred to the purchaser.
The title to the premises was lately decided by the
Supreme Court of this State to be vested in the said
Mary Walker, in fee simple.
The courses and distances and order of the Court
will bo seen in No. 204, October Term, 1841
Oct. 29-d&Nv3t
(Gaziltte copy 3 times weekly.)
PRIVATE DISEASES.
Da. (Mown, of 65, Dia
mond Alley, can tie ;un
suited in all eases of a pri
vate or delicate nature, in
cident to the human frame.
Syphi;is, anal syphilitic
eruptions, gonorrhata, and
its consequences, together
with all I'E.VERE.-LL din
eases, impurities of the!
blood, with all diseases on
VENEREAL origin, skin
glom, urethral discharges,'
j seminal weakness and impotency ; also piles, Then- i
female I matirm, male weakness, diseases of the wo;pli,
monthly Suppressions. Diseases of the jejaha,
In in ano, nervous affections, pains !n the back and
loins, irritations of the neck of the bladder and kid- I
neys, scrobline eruptions, frisk/ w o mcrcu
,
nal diseases, etc.
TWELVE ye..4liS PR .4CTICE
Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment ofi
venereal ahaorders, and tlipsc arising from youthful!
eacesses, gaiety; climate, or anpuritiesof the blood,'
whereby the constitution may Ilene been enfeebled,l
enables lie. Ilrow n to rarer assurances and speedy
relief to all who may place themselves under hist
care.
Dr. firownrs offices-are conveniently arranged into
rep Crate apartments; patients can Villa Dr, D. with
out fear of capoeure to other victor'.
It is of importance to utany person' in need of
medical aid, to obtain good advice privately and
promptly. To all such, Dr. Drown's ready skill in
rernovmg cetscrewl disr344.l, in their vanous furmsi
and trarrrul, offers Itlthierlyerttll which Carl .rely be i
equalled. Stranger" urn 'hereby appritied that Dr.v
Crown has her.o regularly educated to every branch
of userlictun, acid for the last tutelars yesra confined
himself cielualvoly tv the tre_umen: of those dis
eases.
D r . Flews b the only regularly educated surgeon
ID Maslistrga; trim y,ICs tus - Asitolo attonlaun , o these
complaiets.
trreertntn, safe and speedy cures will all eases
be vtarantae.i.
Rerenl rau. are re I acted in a abort time, with
out , riterruptlou crow beatneal.
IL PECK."
trr nr Rapture--Ur; Brovro also invite.
per-lons attlictril with Hernia to call, as he has paid
particular iittnntion to thaw nape-min.
Letters from a distmen, risking advice, must con
fain a tee, or will not be attended to.
ocr Office. on Ihrtreorid Ailey, a few doors from
Wood street, towards the market, Consultations
etrtrtly confidential. net2.sd.twv
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!CAN GREA 7' REMEDY OF
A l t TUKl:. — Procurrit front a well in Kentucky,
IN) foot below the earth•a surface. This fhl will be
found vastly superior to Harlem, U itudi, or any
other formerly popular 11.11 citratil e proper- I
ties for the following aliments are truly wonderful.
Intianstnatory rheumatism, Whool,,zig,cokigh. !Mans
ic, coughs, colds, imams, fetter, erysipelas, staid
heat!, croup, intl.tinroatory sore throat , , liver con.
plaint, inflammation of the kidneys, plains in the
breast, sole and ba44„ diseases of Lb° spine, piles.
heart-burn, diseases of this Lip joint, intlamed sore
rye., deafness and ear ache, worms, tremb-ache,l
sprains, strains, burns, scalds, bruises, cut*, ufeers,l
cancer, fever, sores, Kc. Sze.
Prlce :ro cents per truffle. Sold vehnleanle and
retail by • WM. JACKSON, at hta bout and ahoe
abue, tsS Labero ■trect, Proaburizh. The via Dear
'uncle 111 the door-rat. Only plate to Pittaburgh
where Ore perm -tat can be obtatnad.
Crustier' in order to be sere of obtaining the
gt mine, purchase only of the general agent for
Western Pennsylvania'. Wm. Jackson, 61) 1 iberty
street, or through soh-Agents appointed by him for
its sale, each of wham will leave a slow hilt and
general directions in pamphlet form, Cnnt3iolllB the
name. and address of the Proprietor and General
Agent of Western Pennsylvania as fellows:
Dr. 11311 co. proprietor, Kentucky.
Wm. Jackman General Agent for Western Penn
sylvania, S 9 Liberty street, Pittaburgli, to whom all
orders must be addressed.
Observe--Each bottle is enclosed in one of she
'above named Pamphlets, and the name of William
Jackson, (the general and only wholesale agentfor
Western Portnoy) vamalpriuted on the outside of the
label. octltS
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 P'ekiu Tea Co., do not
know said Jayne, having no such agentm 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 authorised agent, Mr.
J. it. Stockdale, will call upon them with samples
of packed Teas, superior to any ever offered at the
same price in the Western Country.
phi
14
eipbi.,,OO. II I I B 4 , CA is I o .LIt . IONT & BOND,
No. 33 Nottb Front.street.
0c.25-•
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Saes and Populati Plano Musk.
DEARS'T M.rE,—a popular Ethiopian Melody.
Ma Blanc it
Take me back to old Virginia short ;
Rose of Alabama ;
Mountain Maid's Invitation;
Blue Juniata 6
Schoolmaster's Glee;
Oh I Summer night i front Don Pasquale;
What's 'a the Steer Kimmel;
SQCIIOB that are brightest;
Lament of the Irish Emigrant;
Rockaway;
I'm Afloat;
May Queen;
The Watcher.;
Joys that were tasted ; •
O Come to Me ;
.Oh would I were a boy again;
Molly Sawn
Mary of Argy le; •
Evergreen Polka.;
Golden Drop Waltz.;
New Aurora Waltzes.;
Roaalba Waltz ;
Louisville Quadrilles ;
fluverniry's Exercises, No. 1.
Received and ler sale by
oct2s
qUEEN PORT WINE—Dry. and very superior,
_ fur medical purpusesjor safe wholesale and re
tai at the wino store of
oct22
,
grkSfiIIIRDPS i 834 POR.T r rich and dry, straw colo n ed by age, for sale in half bottles and by retail
at the wine store of
oct22
f $.ll Later (rasp Oho Fart
WILLIAM EWING,
JAMES HAYS,
Committee of the person and estate
of Mary Walker, a Lunatic,
JOHN H. NEELLOR,
St Wood street
JACOB WR.AVga.
JACOB IVEAVER
~.
__r_
Any Quantity .11evr!..Books at . Uproots.
,f ISCELLABEI WOJWS ocHetiry:Pdacken
i3_l . zie,
The Hunch hiLeic .90 . 04 e Dante; by.:Virito;
Democratic jteview for October. - .
• Tito First False Step; hew
Christopher Tr4pate,, by Albat - Ssait4 new: sup
ply
EU hankls Itydraul ics and Mechanics. 1110.14:-
Lifeof Henry IV, King of France and 1 1 (avarte,hy
P. R. James.
Mannar:Joke Marred, by the Countess of Bless :
ington.
Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer.
Ivanhoe., new supply.
Alicia, -the Rose of Avondall.
Nobles ofGarracas.
Flowers Personified,. parts 3 and 9.
Godey's Lady's Bookfor November.
St. Patrick's Eve, a play, by Winne Power.
The Boy's Autumn Book, a beautiful wark.
The Wayside Cross, or the Maid ofGomez, a tale
of the Carlist War, byCapL E.B. Mihnore.
Wendel's Blackstone's Commentaries on the Lawa
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 forOetobet.
Barr's Pennsylvania Rerr yobs 3 and 4.
The Boy's Treasury o Sports, Pastimes and Re
creations, With nearly 400 engravings,
Union Magazine for October.
Wagner, tho Webs Wolf, complete.
Dumbey and Son, itth and 12th cumbers.
The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche the Beautiful.
Wildest', 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, Fqs.
The Knight of Mau leen, by Alex, Dumas.
Just received and for mile at MORSE'S Literary
Depot, fifi Fourth stre,et. 0ct.25.
lY E — ld - 11 I N ih
No. 10, St. Clair Street.
_ _
- 1 .
IRS. DUFF, has just returned from New York,
and opened a choice selection of elegant and
fashionable WINTER MlLLlNEWkßonnets,Caps,
Collars, Scarfs, Ribbons, Lace4Baft, 'Gimps ' pot
ions, ringes, Flowers, Feathers, Hilkfs., Shawls,
,&c. The latest patterns of Caps, Mantillas, &c,
Every article in the Millinery business made .to tirder
in the latest style. A few good silk milliners wanted.
octl6
— Transpoitntlon; -
MHE Western Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
and Portage Rail Road, having - been repaired
and now in gond order we will continue to forward
Goods as heretofore to Salniburgb, Blairsville, Johns
:own, Dellidaysbargh and all intermediate places.
C. A. M'ANULTY & Co.
oct2l-2w Canal Basin.
NEW BOOKS—The Outlaw's Brute, or Blanche
the Beautiful.
'The Journeyman Joiner, or thie Companion of the
four of France, by C. Sand.
Chatuber's Miscellany, No 4.
Norman's Bride or the Modern Midasi by Mrs
:Wand], fresh supply.
Valcrease, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by aut4or of Life in Loa
don,complete.
A good supply of Plarenologipal work;:, 4c. for
tale by WM : S. CAT.OVELL,
ocrzt
__st. opposite th e , Post office..
_ .
For Sale.
A Small tract of laud coltaining about 70 acres,
11. situated in Buffalo trAsuship, Butler county,
whine one mile of the road leading from Pittsburgh
to Kittaning. The land is all cleared except, about
7 acres and under a gond state of eultivation. There
is a good frame dwelling house and frame barn on the
premises. The farm is well watered and aboundsin
good coal and limestone.
•
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For terms apply, to WlMato Ijoyd, Attorney at Law
office on .14 atreet,abovo Smithfield.
jet7—dlvw•tt`
lloo7c■ t Books St .
TfiE Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England;
with a treatise on the popular progress of Dog
!tsh History. By John Forster, of the inner temple:
Edited by J. O. Choules.
The Life of Ozanne! Johnson, L. L. D., incluJing
a Journal ofa Tour to the lb bridges, by James Boa
kAwi•; a new edltion, with numerous additions
and notes, by John 'Mixon rroker, L. L. D., P. It.
Si. in two volumes.
History of toodern Earopet with a view , arzhe pro.
&tress ofSoctety in 1763. By William Russell,
0., and a continuation of t/to - litstery to the present
time. tly"Wrn. Jones, Eq. In 3 vols. •
Democracy in America, by Alexis De FozqueTille,
member of tte Inatjtuto if France and the Chamber
of Depa tins, etc. ete,
Narrative ofthe United States ExploringErpedi•
bon, dorms, the year., IS3S, to 11.t.42; by Charles
Wakes, 1 . , S. N., with illustrations and maps, in 5
volumes.
The above &al oatds works, together vslth a gene
ral assortment of Theological, Classical, .51etiteal
and School Books, for sale at le,' pnces.
by Iq.LICITT ENGLISH . ,
octl3 56 Market at., bet 11d and 4th
/ 1 1E1ICSIA7O1 AND Marcurscrcaras' RANK,
PlttAiltirgh,Ozt. )6, 1847.
4 N elect:en for thirtnen Directors of this Rank,
A . for tho stompg year, di be held at the Bank ;
mg house, on 111enduy f the 15th
e 15th NovemLer next.
octlB-td
_W. If. DENNY, Cashier.
Veg of Ptrrsrufw,
October, 16, 1647.
An elechon for thirteen ifirecturs of this Bank for
the ensuing year, %ton be held at Um Baeki. g house;
'a Monday, the 13th day of November nest.
ocl6 JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
EXCHANGE Battn. OF PITTEDLIIOII.
PIN plectiOn for thirteen Directors of this Bank
will be held at tho Banking House on Monday,
the 13th day df November next, between the hours
of and 3 P. M.
octiS-td 'MOB. M. HOW E, Cashier.
a.
n. Lcintr.e, c. W. 4wOrscsort,
Late of Pittsburg)), Pa. Late of Nashville, Tenn,
I.EXIM & ARDEn$O.li.
DEALERS IN COTTON. •
Yorstarding and Commission Merchants.
.iVe. S Front Street, above Broadway.
CINCINNATI, 01110.
.13/CFER rp
Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Merchants generally, Nashville, Tana.
W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky.
Springer Whiteman,
James incinnati.ohio.
'
Johnstonna & Co.,
Hewitt, Heran & Co., New Orleans.
Magregnr & Morris, ts: e w York.
Duval, Keighler & Co., Baltimore.
Bagaley & Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel ()canon, 80nt...n. acp24-1y
•
A. A. 1111A8oN
No. 12, Market street, between 3dand 4th streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
llAVEjust received, in addition to their already
new and beautiful stock of goods, tho Connie
`mg articles;
170 pcs rich styles Cashmeres;
" Mous. de Labile;
40 Gals Plaids;
15 `4 Rich Silk Plaids ; •
160 " Oregon and California 'Plaids4
75 Mohnirand 41pacca Plaids;
15 " Plaid Dress Silky,
25 " I:11k and blue blk silks; 4
Black and coPd French Merinos, rely phoice
bodes.
Lyons, black silk Velvets, cold;
Al po cca Luatres, Plaid Merinoa, cashmere,Thibet,
Pnckeri, Saxony, plaid and Parisian Long Shawls.
400 lids Roan, Whiting and Bath Blank et, all sizes.
Meetings, Diapers, Flannels.
Table Covers, and Curtain Stuff's.
500 Wrought Collars and Cape'.
Wrought Hdkfs. Linen Cambric do.
100 pea. Thread Edging*.
300 pcs. Bonnet and. Cap Ribbons,
Super Broad Clothe, Cassimeres, &c., &c.
Wholciale Rooms, 2d story,
A A. MASON.
CtOCERIES c 2002 Bags Rio Coffee; strictly
T prime ;
200 packages Toung,Hyson, Gun Powder, 'tripe
perial and Black Teas;
50 Bbls No Verge Mackerel;
10 S. H. Molasses;
50 Bases superior Chewing Tobacco;
20 Bble N. O. Molasses;
5 hhds N. 0. Sugar;
10 hall' Bbler Trimmed Shad;
10 kits Mackerel;
Spices , c., tooviumerous to mention.
For sale by %foal] P. C..IgARTIN:
IMPORTED q l GAlts---1000000 Cigtroaf the fob
lowing celebrated brands: Cazadores, Emulation,
Escu I apio, Doti Amigos, Tal la Principeee, La Norma,
Bayadere,'Sykvas,.De Trustee, iusto Sans Prinei
pees,Steamboat do., kagle do., London Revanias,
Lord Byron's, Cheroots, Re.
ocS
• Pantaloon, Staffs.
L E A. n IA ,,h an a d ra yir ren d French
ap
r i ench k do
Doe Skin Cassimeres;
ne
4lbert do
Figured Casaimerea or all descriptions;
Which will be made to order in the lateststyles, by.
ANCKFIrt & MAYER,
oc7 No 70 Wood et.
. .
WA IA 14. "AIM 44.1111."2 17.4
'wheats - ,zscrtirict "4 1 8.0Sitias. - SAti- risfaskats
FOREIGN ANG AOSJESTIe. FIECHANG.E, •
CVATIFIGATE4 ,itvoRIT, BSNB ANT, ES,
Alio z-• • •- • • -,
. No. 64 Wood d. , cue door mati6Foaral,,acce
Pittsburgh, Po, ' •
inURRENT Funds received on depiasis, sod cot
411_, leetions made on all the.eitaaak tia.rougimist the
Gpited Stapp*, 4ightrAtelit on R.altieler,
NOW'i erli, dolman cad cf...4tantly
for sale in sums to Suit purchasers!. -
The,paper .or the Ohio, Hdhancky, le:alarm," and,
Virginia. Banks bought and sold ou On:
.
able terms..
The highest prnaliom l 4laid for Carclgn and Anaeri
ean Goki i.d Saver COitis
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND. IRELAND AND
€COTLAND;foronIe in aincoin4 nnd'usitnrds.
rivirlo-clowy • • -
Jostru . • w, C. aTOIPro
HANKERS, LICIUDGE. DAOREV. ArtP 7EAI.Eus nt.
FOREIGN AND DOMESITC ErcIIANGE,'"CER
TLFCATES OF DEMSIT,
GOLD. AND
No. 65 WOOD sr.„,3n nooa scow FOrtl:r4, 7 WO' SIDE,
.. . •
- ' Pittsburgh; Pa.
AR Funds and Currency received on Deposit f ana
P
dollections mark in all thaprincipal cities oldie
United States.
Sight ExChnnge on Plil. k a,- Baitluilter Now:
York,Ticilion a t 4. giiidan4ti consontly for fide in
sums to suit purchasers.. ,
Kentricky,.trdiaOS; Ohio, V'irginia and Perinsytva-.
nia.ltardi Novo bought mut sold .orahl 'Most favora.
bl e terms.
The highest premium "paid for Anierican Co
Exchange on .England; Ireland, Germany- and
France procured,
ALLEN' 11/1 A urn.'ED9L'AIIZa . .
)11.1A14.
KRAMER dz, RARM,
BANKERS ../AND - EXCIIANG - K• BROK
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND` DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OVEXCHANGE,CERTIFCATES
-0.1? DEPOSITS, BANK NOTES., AND COIN.
Corner of Tbird and Woad sti,directlyoppOzite the
St Charies 'ache!. - • tlay2S
• _ .________ _ •
F. HALM
b INNERS Aril) bEALEII.9
Nfl. 55 Market a ,
t<enfrig rate. Etc
Nevi York
Philadelphia g.
Baltimore ir
BANE
Baying rates. .
Ohio i di,
ludiacra 0 "
Kentucky i “
Virginia i , s.
Wheeling 4. tt
Tennessee . -- 3-"
•
sul9-y
;- HORN. THOS.-SARGENT. -
1100211 MOD -SA.MGENT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BIZOIMS,
N. E. COL. WOOD AND SIETE! STiFETSi PITTSEDSLDN' i PA
DEALERS in v eoin, Bank Kotes, Time : l3lls;
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, ccFliginue
of Deposite, &e.
EXCHANGE on all the principal CiOos ;he
Honing, and Etiropg.for sale in sumo to nuitpurata
sera.
CLIIIIIRNT and par funds received on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made ou all parts of the Union,
at the lowest rates. • ' r
REFERENCES : ..
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
" Ogden & Snowden,
.f Wm. Bell & Sort, Prtrancnon.
.. S. APClnrken &Co.
.. English & Bennett.
6 . Fleming& Brother, .
.. Pales, Lathrop & Co. Pitman's.
.5 Wm. it : Thompaim 4 co,
~ lina4iyi PheliFs a 4 C P' I ' NEW YORE:
" ESACOCk t: c)
.. Tinny, Ward &Co.
.. Juhn MsCullough & Co.> BALTIMORE.
Mr. James George,
" H. Hanna, CINCINNATI, 0.
" , Joseph Watson, j ,
41Assmotr, O. •
Messrs. Penner & 31.•.111i11an.1f
IL It. P.llis, Es q., Caabier,f Bank Lewistown, Pa
Pittsburgh, September 2(.1, 1847-y
---
nn
0.,
j uPfi Y t C 7 "g G$ Stare-n.oB Poodstrl .Pnrply, (late of eSa.
tle Ifarmonist;,) is now prepared. to receive orders
for all kinds df Looking Glasies, Pier, gantel and
Toilet; plain and ornamental portrait, miniature and
landscape Frames .R.A the latest New York• styles;
also, a splendid lot aornamental window Cornices.
Old Frames re-gailL pc„u'ilkaget the number Ecr.9B.
sc9-d3rism4
rplIE lovers of good Segars and Tobacco, are re
specthilly informed, that the subscriber has just
received an extensi co assortment of the most approv
cd brands, aiming" them the following, viz:
Victoria, Plantation, Principe, Venus Regalia,
Regalia, Pagoyras, Eugene's, Common
Also, a few Boxes of." Slahters J3lack Fut," a
celebrated chewing tobacco.
JOEL MOHLER,
aug6 Druggist, Fla and Woodsts
{Kr Chronicle and Gazette copy.
.Cartees Cabinet Litergiry.
PLEASANT TALES FURYOLHG PEOPLE, b/
old Humphrey.
Life of the lievt 3 Wm. Tennent, formerly pastor oi
the Presbytkrian Church a•Freehold, in Newitirsey .
in which is contained, among other interesting par
titulars,an account 0'14,3 being three days iu a trance ;
and apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing; by Rev Walterlicadnray.
The Lois ,or Austrilla; a narrative of tho bus cp.
the Brig Auxwilla by fire, on her voyage from Stith
and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli
gious exercises, and final rescue of the passcAgers;
edited by the Rev lames It. filcpavin, Dundee.
The Force of Truth, an authentii narrative; by
Thomas Scott.
The above are unifbrin with the “Christian Cabi
net Libraryr published by R. Carter. Just rec'd by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
38 st. between 3d and 4th.
ISSM
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European Agency. and Renafilial/Lora to
Ireland, England, .Vie.
• _
LARGE and small sums of money can at all, limes
be remitted by sight drafts at reduced rates to.
all parts of England, Ireland, Wales, &c., and Lega
cies, Debts, Rents, claims and property in Europe
can be .collected mid recovered through the subscri
ber, or diming his abfenee (vim t tis city from Octo
ber until - May, on his ,annnal tours to Europe, by ap
plication to JAIIIII MAY, Merghallt, Water street,
Pittsburgh. . ii. KEEN&N, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, anaiEuropean Agent,
a
I Pittsburoh Pa.
o
P. S. As IL Keenan bas been freqnently troubled
by applications and letters on the business cif "Hard
man Ott Jfeenaß," passenger agents of blew York, be
deems it necessary to say, that he is not the Keenan
of that firm, and has serer had arty connexion•*ith
either of thosepersons. - oca
Dress Donde.
A A. MASON, 62 Market street,Na,epen this
A
morning, fano:meg otrashmereafOregon'and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; alsci Mous - do
Lains; Casbipar de Corse:
French. ilferinos and rhiArts.
4n -excellent assortment of Drab, Stone, Blue and
Black .Colors, of eveiy , qoal4yi also Alpaccaa and
axiuea.
Bonnef./Ngii.
500 pee of Rich 11 61inetAkbOit•-:l36.eyery style;
also, 600 Wrought Collare,~uyf r t_ rhea
• -
11 bales or -Red, White and relldii . -Fitthels, both
Plain and Twilled, of every quality; also, 400• pairs
of - Whitney, Bath, Roll6.and Mackinac Blankets, of
every size,
Cassineits.
4 Cases of Black, Mited and .rtilue Figured snd
Plains also Casairneres and Broarki Cloths, &c. &c.
At 62 Market street. t..
ocl2 - A. A. MASON & Co.
Heivis Head quiskters for Hosiery. •
TO those whowish to lorovide for the approaching
cold mieather, would. do 'well to cat 11/AMC+ to
examine my assortment of Woolen Dray;ters, under
Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c, as ilhave my
wintees stock ready for examination, 6 - f• my own and
Foreign manufacture. '
. . .
N. S. Call .early that you - may hare - the Stet
choke. - N. DA W, -
Sign orthe Rig Stocking, Stb-at.,
between Wood and MaikeL -
ea2,5-tf
CHERBY BRANDY , - wholesale orzzetailijat•the
wino store. Also, a few dozen very choice.
octfla -JACOB WEAVER.
ATESTINGS-100 Ydi. more of th o.le very ran,
,y and 4koice Fretzde Fig , d cashMeten and S;;;66;
h.O.I3INSON.
I T ln" f oienr,
dittlfstreet.
P. C. MARTIN
0c19.3
C ANDLES --20 Boxes istearinei'
10. Sper-d ... -.
20 P.Appod; for dale by , s ,
.1. D. WILLIAMSi 110 Wood et.
ocl9
LJE:i.CE-1 Cue Small Stick; for sale by _
00-1 4. J. D. WI`LLIAIYIB; 110 Wood . 4
IQUO)
S & 802 i,
'IN EXCHANGE CORN AND
NOTES.
EOM
treet, , .Pittsburgh. .
hange." itifyint rite:" •
Cincinnati p die
Louisville } ";
s , . Lpuin '
norrf.
Buying rates.
Comet) , & City ord'a I dis
ReHeroines I "
Peatuayltrailid GO ' Ur"
New York : "
Maryland
Neu Orleans •
Imported Segura, eta
By Herrazss;
EMMEN
,-. '. - nilegiltol , cmilfAt. - i ,-- ~ • -
.1 F you ego an oim,W.s Comasi Svi,o!„ . enftt4 . 9 ,
yo4ll' the /quer= asidiCon ! ..:.- '
:. /1 3 1 - sesomms!,iraia.: UOE4E:
rmer i
11 , Toa• J0...i D- -10,a0 1 1—Irikia ni la .• -0E0,4 gr-t
hail Lees /alsoriegsmier a msvere esegli Fut
.yen which eismpoils4 il es.o. to lease say: • . "1
•
iris keretriiiretio salt at your rift* stoie, iinlix4l
chAs9 a t - t,04t41 , 01 - your Cdawast ssrowt;oll4 . U4sepoi
gseia Raiatrilin iii:ssittafterimin;.Uso wii9lia*pftr,
bcttle, 'Tumid •iny exit eutiOly -curial or ixif .40820'..
I .l re reCornmeadmi - it So Inas? 01-haireof itryatei
qvaimasme, whom it never fai lod So sure: iOm isay: -
tits; ,gosgaats Cuogli..s,yiaja ii.op 44- pitea;iim; i
harp ever Izer:Jefo : r . pooghs. - ,1t,-fmly coefts 2g re A s 4
a !midi.' .JAMES A-AVill-fAlitS.._, • -
~Tihkil st. o:mit Graial.,
Prepared
,and sol dby .ftiliND. MODPILII4:4-
At his Drug
r trire,oue. do ss bsliiw Diamogid‘
oci!-1 • - . . - - Alloy -. '
( iSB()RiN , S celebrated 'Trash ,braadVcft;rpr
11.1 is bottles ruld otherwise, et the wipeatere , at
aet2l,.- ; -;
y,l GRTY.iii*k lilate.bes;titr •
SOH d n MOliGar> ; '.
FEPtlltit - S -- ;i4,1151014:7I4 kri;:7'zfic . ..iO ll -•
Wark.reived
Cii•DPV '
.3(1 street, apposite the:Poet offleate •
.11LACKLIUAN's MADEER.bS, is barreli;
nal Cases v aild INSLII3 !kelrY,FlK4cek
for safe atthe wille.istoze of
eet29
ICILY MAPEIB4§,-1/arrVio"•--d.
0 the ?vizir. stare o
- JACOB WEA VEX •
TAR ISIADEIRAIin'WeicHi rad glans,
,e , e1044.0e4
IJ.tipackfing, for .
eale whinleenle'or.inetnif,'.at
wine slam or -' fent.* AACO MOM'
rfIiNTA Af F. 314., licafiy. and'very rapF l j9?"4 ..
1, in, wood, for sae at the , v.ine:etote;ot.
o u t 29-, , A ; t -.WEAVER,
VEST, a'rinT4scieiri; fur' eale.by;
jjjj cask -els , clemijehtl,'et the wine store or - ,_-• i"-
. oet2ii ',TAcort wg4vgn;,
D4BNEY 111.A.15
_Eta : 4 7 H 4 te.ii.4ckzea.o44l tine
; for ,only at the wine stoce- - . 4 0r,
Ac4l9-,
ALNISEY , . MADEIRA, tor sale by W4tE2
bairel or refail;fa. the 'stare of
00t29 -• •W.L'AVETI
T P.., MADEIRA WINE, OIL draght:tuid in boti .
JUS tiA4 4 tor Aalp at-tibtf veinc store of
oei29 /14C0 4 lirE4vE,n,
Dultouspy P.4)143; a sir4te
UP In Pipng nr trials', al We ,v ine stare
oca2 ~" B JACO
_ . - .
2BBLS "Atasaws challenge Blacking,, for :vale by
- oCt26 - • JOIJN .D, mongo., -
rind Arrtorican.Pcirniture Calicoes, of.
11 the best !pall/IC/4nd sqlee,,,selling at 10, 1.21;
and I arpei yard; usual' reief:lo4o6 f 2.4 cents
oc2B :BARRO S TURNER'S.
RTftJu
CALICQES; - .2d oiburning, of gdpiatioF
.U. -fabrics god patterng, for
ceati 4t BARROOTS-U.TIJANER,q3;:f-:1
• • • • • -• - • •-•
1 /10BACCO25 Koko viltinarwist; tor hatel L
SMITH*: SINCLAIR,
4 - U Weiod ghie - 1-
oct26
EG Burg
IN . sale 1g..-
oct.26',
Ke , 741,.. a...g00d .article, ,
• SferLlB.4 SINCLAIR,.
PURE-R 340 PORT; dry and. genuine
E. sale by the dozen and on draught;ar the - wino.
oct22 store of- .JACOB IVRAVEIk
Co. i4A14444, tut aa/e wholesale
'or retail, at. the wine store of .
°et 29 _ ,lACOB
TEWT4
'ON; GORDON & C 0.%
for sale in 'demijohns of 2 Oalla. - each -- ,'nf'the
wine store tic, fise'22l • TACOS •WEAVER:":•-,-;
LiAlsillYNADEllt,A, for sale wholesale aticrytt.
111 tail at the wine store of
oct29
.
i °KING STOVES for burning coa,i put- - 6itolt;
Also, Egg stapa, on tia.nd 'and ' fin' in.l ii, by _....7,
.111EREDITIf.
Diamond, corner of Diamonitnlley. , ,
I: LIM
STOVE P/PE,--A largo quantity ept „ctinFlanq -2
on hand ; and made; repaired iktid pritup;to
der, on sort notice 'aid:reason:able tcrms; by
- • •'MEREDITH',
0ct9.7 • Diamood_crirtriarnond al ey..
snPINE OIL, Lamps, Wicki,..Chivays,.¢b.;:f9tl-,
sale by '
oct27 .
----f Diamorta : gor Diamond
COPPER, TIN LAND SHEET' IRON WARE man.-- `
°factory, on the corner of the Diamond and
mond alley. 41v- - ays on hand a largo amortmentfor
ware oldie aboye ptat°l4liii:
oct27
•
- DRODUCK—.4. lot of Wool, Flaxseed., )3peivis*,
J_ Clover Seed and Timothy sesd, just receiv,e:.._
on ennsignmesb and for sale by
oct2t3 ATILLF.II P.lCEETaiati.
T. FENCE: A new supply, and an - improved
,-„
Particle, L. WILISIARTH ) . - -- '.. -- .;
0c22 cor. Pen and.lrwiti.tits•-'---
•
. .
131 LACK WALNUT BOARDS: A`supply on band
Ell and for sale by ' L. yirtur.i.F.Tir, :
_,;.'
0c2.4 oar. i'enri and Irwin att.
__....__
SigNOLES: 200dj. on hankind for sale by
Li SSTILAIARTI-1,
cor-Penn.andi.rwm ate,.
0c2.2
"Dead Dresses and Rosetta. -
1„) ECEIVED by Express, to-day,
1.1, of those very superior „Head Dresses. • • .
ALSO,
5 Boxes—same patterns—in all farmyeolors, very
rich and beautiful.
10 Boxes Rosetta,
he above goooa- - 31'i:it entirely, new, and" f_Oan . d.
only Le
,BARItOWS er;
46 3trirkeVatreet:
r
1 .
'I .
A yuaft.
Porta, for italO "whaleode Ouretailat the-wine
0ct?.„.2 ;gore of - lAcon WEAVER.
TVICAL o.lpAT's. ; .-POD,T, fur gale by the hb.l - .at
j the wino atore of
oct22
Ti r ILABILIit. • pORTS, rut - sale by- the -bbl: -at the
- '
V wine store of
oct22
LONDON DUCK-4nd, . dry and etrcifigilav:taa•ect,
for sale by the bottle land' on draughty`at the:
wine store of (0r.t22) • ' JACO.I3'WEATVA.
•
oj i D OPORT()_PORT, iqoported. in 1044:4 Cox ffalOrt
ot the t wine store of t
oc't22 JACOB WAFER
PTonE JuicE, particular, vintngc, of 1 39, .tluchr
lii Wee t Port, for sale by the barrel ' . 444 , en dreughti
thellehtv-A;Pre-of
JACOB tV.RAVitRP'..--:-,:;
. - • Nape,
t(uitr, for sale yholc@afr. or
'seta,
Wine 10ct22) JAC9.4, I V - OAYE-4• : : . :2f :34"
DI ET CASTII,ION /14Ni) Y - 7 , 5.' plPe , .
.1: for sale by
oel6 - C:
_ _
"
.4-4 pipes Sivap,.illaoli hgiaa ,rid. 7 11it1144- •
Gift, with certiOsakea, ro; gale hv • "
ocl6 P. C. MARTI-4,-;
_ .
j~TINES-140 casks Port,
. 11 .tadeirs,- SbCITY •
V Wines, par,e yoiy 04; for safe by 7 •.!.
ocl6 • P. C.-111..41Vag.
QARDINES: .2ao ha I' Boxes 'Gen . stitur Sardbies =
1.1)0 third ff "
Just received olxi- for sale by • •
oct2o MILLER 4- BICRETSONj
BOURBON WHISEEY-' , 4 .bblekourbon Whin
key
. en consignment and ref sale by
oct2.' 'JAMES - MAY
1 CASE . Bath Briek, Sue* by •
JOHN D. MORGAN., Drugrtist 2 ......
one doorhelow Diamond Allgv'
oct26
2 CASES sopeiloi Velvet Bottle Colt tier sate
. .
oet26 JO HN-D. MORGAN: - "4,
SCAS E& /Lai Corks, fors eby " -
.0ct,26 D.-.MORpAN-:
BALE Pink Soot, flesh; Ica sate. by - -
1 oct26 TX. AIDRGAN. - .•
. „ ,
, ‘l'l
IRE UPS:.4:B 1-I.(v
ales ps,,,just roper!q, .9) ,tign4-:'
1 meat; and for sale .by
ont26- - . • ; ./11ILLEIA AICKETSOIf:-'64;-'
oLAssEs 7,susell244.Nls)l46*Bbill;iltilk •
receirrA on . consigtoo3 and for. Bile - `E:
oct26 k.RICK,F.TSON,
irrzOVgli..A.ND Vilvidref - SERD:S . gti
.j Glover Siedi 5 Thisbebg'lltriothj l cto;
- sionmont akdl'cir pale, by
°c116 90; •
1010 1 310:16.44f — Witil6W; wliole4o6 nI
JJ retail;by.. i s - . .
oct26
IMLLER AICUTSON. -,„
,
JrCtLASSES: - : too ill..4,1;11:p: Mayl29E:44 , 17 ;
and fpr
RiC.KETSOV',z
• i'velleil_rv4pere. • ve
• - )Q - ItEANSpyinting - paper, 2by
G+Oaod Pot sale by D.DAV ltd,,
Oct2l ' Corner of WOo4 and:Fifbkekk
,ate `t.y~~ . r;•
JAcna WEAVER
FIAVER,
JACOB WEAVgB
MEftEDMI
, JACOB WEAVER.
JACOB WEAVtIi;.
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