Mil . M INMS List at Letptts • 7: Rein lining in thi , l'osittliettalnirgli t Nov: - , Persons 'calling for:Lettersfitilose amel-ar C (64the'lja i ad vertised:. • Angel H C - A - Mervin,Stewart AbbottGeo!ge,- ; AddemaJamea I' . Andrew - Robert fl 2 AilietarThomas H. Andrews Chailes Abrams , Henrietta Appplegate A_. Adams Adana:P . • .-Anderson W B ' ' • ' Anderson Relmcea Adams John • A'ndorson George. 14, 2 Additi4.lteibirt,":".` 'ApPlegate'J,P Adams Ann Eliza ' Anderson William , „. Agent Elizabeth - Anderson Denier S Agnew Simnel Arbuthnot George -.. Ageisw'lMitry Jane Ara Adam- Abegg Jacob r ' Armstrong Sarah Ammon George 2 Armstrong 'Allen Jane Min Janis •M' ' • Arnold _John' Allan 'W A,Sebeaoii Luanda .1" Allen Dascone " .AuStraugh Sarali C Ailing J C T Ash William Allan Mary A. • Ashway Henry " • B Boyle John• ' -Bassett Elizabeth Babccick'BnA &Ireland Margaret A Bailey "George • Bong John Baker &.Gallagher Bo wen W L • Banker. Caroline A Boyd Alexander Baker John Borrett Daniel Backoven J Bower David BairdE T mrs Bond Benjamin Baird Henry Boyd Esther Baldwin 0 Bowen John T Baldwin John Brown Nathan 3 Badger Robert 2 Brown Dixon 2 Barns George W Brown James Bates Peter . Brown Jahn Bastian Henry , Brown William Barker George Brown Joseph S 2 Beisinger Anna H Bryan Richard Battelle Judge Brinner John Barton John 2 Brontlinger Elizabeth Barclay John Brophy Timothy Birrolv John Brock Casper Bander John Bralahaw William Bapford'S A Bryon R P Bargesser Samuel Bridges James H Ball - Mary Elizabeth Brannan . Monica Bell Catharine Brian fames Beers Jabez - Brooks Lydia A Beers Marcus &Co 3 Brophy John Beck'John " Brintlinger W Beck Harriett Brady Michael Berm J C Brooks William • Beamer John Brooks John A Beary H 2 Brime Ann Beach Maple Bridd H H Bedford mrs Briss Albert Beach David - • Buhler Peter Blaekvc - ell Diiid ' Biillock Harry W Billingsly James T Bulford Simeon Bigger Matthew , • Bun John Bighon - Agnew Bunn George W Blasilell;:Atut . Byerly Eliza q Blackstock James Burke Mary Ann ' Biddle Hon H P • Burke Robert Black M miss Byles Edwin BoyiPW T Burnside Robert Borkhammer Peter Burks Patrick Bobyer J Burile Mary J Boobyer Maria Bush Johnson Baster John/ Byrne Thomas Bowman Francis A Buahbv L Eli Caster A T Collins Myron Cimeron John •Collins Loyd Cary 'L B '—Coltrin James Cide Amanda ' Cole Adam t isteili,Joseph Coates Ezra CalleadefNithan Colvin Sarah Cannon 'Susannah Cole Adam Carroll Michael Cal laid, %Alia= Camtijban James Cooke Jcsepis Carey , Thomas Cowan Robert Cassiday John H Corry George Carlisle James D Corey Banajah Carnahan David A Cowen William Carion WilliaM Corkeran John Cahill Patrick Cook miss Cavan William Coots Daniel Carbis Miry Ann , Cox Mary Ann Calhoun John Cook Martha , Campbell Edward Cowan Josep h carripbell Margaret Connell James, Campbell Nathan G Cox Charles C idtam B W * 2 Couch Mary Ann Cie William Co ur y George Chester George Conde John Chevalier Laura V miss Cornelius David Charles Thomas Craig Henry Chambers Washington Criswell Robert Chadwick Isaac W Cutehlom D Clouse Isaac H Crane Louisa Clanidgenar Crawford Robert Clark Te'rrence Crane Sarah M Clarke Eli Cramer Patrick Clayburgh James Crawford John -Clarke Charlotte Crookham Mary C Clatworthy Eliza Cunningham M D Clifton John Culp George Cisoperisabelli Culbert Jane Davis tura - : . Dekson Eliza - Dawson Susannah Dickson Stewart Daniels Martha Dickson Margaret Daniel Jacobi C Downey. Bridget Darby JamEs Dornen Hugh 2 Palmas Yy, Downey Veronica Dairen-, Dorr Michael [, Darby William Dowell Patrick ,Darby Catharine , Dougherty James Davidson miss Douglass Jeremiah R 2 t ,Davidson Elizabeth mrs Dobler Jacob 2 Davidson E tura Donnelly Hugh R Davis N'elion • '• Donnelly John Davis Samuel 14 ,-. Donahoe Alice l Davis Thomas Doncarter Richard Pavia D. :, Dodge mr Davis Thomas lit . Doyle James H Davis David R Dott George ' Dempsey James Dougherty Margaret G Desaz P S Dorsey Samuel C , Damming Harriet B Dougherty G ,DennisonSansuel , a Duran George - Devinney John S Doughtery George ' Dghaven.George Duffield Henry ,Dent John B Dunn William ' ,134 1m,PserAV . Donn ,Patrick • Mesa Z W Dunn Margaret H Denight Charles Dyer Sarah Aton..Matthew Dunkle Jonathan Dißener i.e.v.en Duff Patrick ,Dickson James DuU Charles Dickson TbomasAr • .. jiberman If W Elli ot Valentine Edwards Wfi - Epley John ,Earle C roks Emery Newtod Eccles Robert Ely Robert S Egge.ra Dr. Elliott .1 W blaert Cipt ••• ..? .Ewing Margaret cigar Thpaoas Eyster I M denbaugh.Cattie miss EwartJ FD if i 3 William Ewing W bi Ell worthy Mary IF 2 Eyeter Jarnei Emmert : Plaill,p • Evans Anna C Ilion George I) Evans Mary D F 'airman W Fitspatrick ,johci arley E T Fierning aw, James Forsythe James N ally Samuel D Fostmtt P rare egan John 2 Faxhall John earnsworth Sarah o g le George ennui Patrick Fournier Barbara erguson James Fol I well Frettell 4 erguson' Thomas Foster William 0 8r Co etzer W B Fox Joseph Fellows John Friar George ergpson Sarah Ann F.rass James earns W W . • • Freeze John I lack John • Frazier Mary G 'tzgereld Juba Frocker Dudley S r inney Abijab • • 2. Friend Jacob • •• 'finnan F E - Franklin Thomas saber IYichOlas Frampton'. 'William I luck Frederick Friesen John inlay William.. Fraeker Altte4f inicle.Elizabeltlt• - • ish-11 W Frisbee Seismal J inlay. W •• Oft, 'UT David aoszjon'W rdnei•if W"; :Gptdon I , artitenrs !earl' Gopulyicdni _ Gormly Samuel arwpod loselgt, , Good p J arhut Joseph. - Gormly James ale ) " Goulding Th om as 1 ••••- - tp•itelli;,....-W-44,- 17 • • • ; • . dallatin John L " ; „Greer , Margaret miss Garrettson Garrett) 2' -Griffith Joseph Georgbagan C Greer Daniel- Gara ••• Greentamt - bi ••• - Ganfaster 4olin "Griffin - Elika Galloway Joseph ' Griffith G Gardner Rebecca treggjames Gallagher & Baker Grenhett Henry 3 Gallagher ~ J oseph,. k 1 r4bfaeld GeckAl Georghagan :Grimes Thorium Galloway:Joseph' •-; Greet:Demi& Gardner W W , .:Grier Gorrett.3 P Griffin Mary `,E Gilbert lieseitiah Graham James 11 GiblootisJohn , '"'Gray - fieno Gillespie John " "Graham Olessitta Gilespie Connell Graham Edward Giles George Graham Richard Girt Samuel Gray Carl Girt Mary Graham Petea Gilchrist John Graham Washington Gillespy James L Gracy James Glenn John 2 Gray W C Glassgow James • Guy T Gould Abraham Gultch John Goldback Balsar Gumbert John Hamilton. David H Hall Robert Hail William Hafer Joseph Halter William Hague William Rev Hannon. Richard Hampsey John Hagerty RJ Hanley Thomas - Hanna Thompson Hamlin Hllen Haley Michael Hampeon Hugh Hagan Kelean Haltpenny Julian Hamill Martha S Harem Elizabeth Harris William Harper A Hardernan John Hartley Thomas Harrey j,Mary Harper - Eliza A Haitupe James S Hartupe A M Harlin Harnett Hawthorn Moses Hausa Isaac Hatch C W Hassan John Hays Charles M Hays Charles 2 Hays Rush S 2 Hay Adam Hays Josephene Herman D B Hoffman B miss Herd John Hewney William Hegy H B Hearner G W Hendrickson Margaret Henderson J Irwin Joseph Ingalls Bernard 2 Jackson Andrew Johnson John Jack Robert A. Johnson RAph Jamison Robert Johnson A G Jackson James C Jones F J Jacob Peter Jones Evan James William Jones Varky Judge Thomas 2 Jones Jacob L Johns Maria Johns Susan Jenkins William Jones Ann M C Jennings John Jones Ann Johnson Samuel 2 Jones John Johnson Robert W Jones Ephraim Johnson Sarah Ketchum Lavinia J ' Kerr Jain Kenna Edward 2 Kerr Hugh Kennedy Josephi:C Kelly John Kenower Henry H Kerr Wattson S Kean & Keller Kerr Patrick Kett Joseph ' Kin g . , Robert Keller M Kline Isaac Keogh William Kimberly John R Keys George Klinger Daniel Learn Rebecca Kirlin Patrick Kauffman Sarah Ann King John Keeney Abel Kidd George Kennedy Henry M King Emily Kean Eliza King Jahe Kennedy David Kilgore Same. Kane P Kunkle Mary Kauffman J P Kyle Elizabeth Lcnney James M Kneg Michael Kennedy M Kukler Rebecca •Keffer Ferdinand Kromer William Kessell Joseph Kyte Thomas Kelly Michael 3 Kunkle Mary 'L Lamburn George Linupton James S Lamborn Isaac S Lightner John Landon Manuel Light Hamilton Landesesguiss John Lyles William Laughman Thomas Lovejoy Wm H Larkin Edward Loury Joseph S Laughbridge William Long S Rev Lapham M miss Long H Laurevirie Bdam V Lownsberg Asa Lange G A • Lowell B A Lawler Margaret Lowry Edward Levis Mary C Long Mary Lane Timothy ' Long John L .. Leper J A Lofink Joseph ' Lewis Denman P Love Julia J Lewis Joseph Lind Mary. Lewis Malvina Logan David Lewis II W Luther Geo W • Leslie Mr Lynch Eleanor Leavitt David Louorbacker Lever Valentine . Lovell Anthony Lewis Evan Lofften John S Lewis Lewis Long C•mre Liar:lrd Thomas 2 Long H J Little Georgette Lowry Nathaniel D Little Elizabeth Looning Samuel Matthews Levi Mitchell Charles Marsh David T Moreland James Mackey Thomas H Morgan:lsrael Marks William Moagrove Mary Ann Maguire Sarah Morris W C & Co Matthews Eli C Moles Zacharialt Masser Edward B Morgan Mary Mason Thomas Morgan James Macklain John B Morgan James H Magill S C Morris Albert Marlatt James Moreland Samuel Master William Morris Joseph I • Martt Catharine Montgomery Elizabeth Mayzs James Moorhead J W • Mahoney Susan Montgomery James Mason James Morgan Watkin Matthews Amanda E Morris B W Maxwell John - Moffitt William Marks Samuel B Moore John Martin James) 2 Moore Andrew Marshall Robert Morrison John W Metseillesiohn A Morrison Mary Mendenhall Cyrus Moore Napoleon B Mellon & Henry Moore Benjamin Means William .Moore Thomas Merriman Jahn' Morrow Sarah • Merkt. Henry .2 Myers Jeremiah Manville R Ir Mullen Ann C . Meeks John Mullen Eleanor Melshemer T W Mullen Gordon Mickey W Murdock Matthew F Millegan Jane Mullen A .G. ' Milholland Mary if 'Nordin& John Millegan J C K Mullen Catharine LI Miller Andrew - Mnrphy Junes „ Mitchell John J 2 Murphy W H Mitchell A H. Murphy Jane .Mullen John ' -Murphy James Mullen Martha • Murray Nary miss Miller Michael • Morgan John ' Miller Hetty ;),Morison sohif M'Aninch Elisha M A tors 3 M'Alpine Lydia Mrs M'Donald Dayid M'llean Janet jel'ilerrnotit John MAdacia Hobert M'Gowan James S M'Clelltuld George M'Gall Elizabeth - 31'CalleM G 'W llirGinnis Thomas M Callough Wiilitam - M'Gahary Mary M'Closky'llary 2 WGee Et • M'CabS Milton ,M'Fitdden W F M'Cann-Henry. . M'Farland GeO W. ri'Carty Job ':lttlutes4Jl3.4oett Hethington Nathadiel Herron Sophia H .se Elias Hl :ks Humphrey S Ricky Ruth Ann Heisley Mr Hilton Dria Higgins John Hill Samuel G Hebler Sambel Hines Elizabeth Hilliard Reuben Holmes Rosewell W 3 Hollenback Mary Hobson John W Hollson Jobn Holmes E E Hoffman Eleanor `Bodge Louisa M Hodgson James Horn Francis miss Hopkins A M Howard William • Horner Matilda Honck John Hugh John Horner R Hoover W H How John Hughes James L Hugo John Hurrell Ellen Hunter John Hume William Hunter William Hutchinson James F, Holton Francis Huston Mary ' Hughes Ann Elizabeth Henderson James Hull John F Horan M Hutchinson Charles Hunter A Rhea Elizabeth A Riley Moses Ralicott Lew is Roseman Joseph Rankin John II Robirds Newman Cap Ramsay Thomas Rowland Thorns, Rathgan Thomas . Rourke Thomas Ramsay Thomas Roobe Margaret Reinhard Louis Rowlee G W Reihnohl Augustus 2 Robuty Daniel Reamer Josiah Rowland Juno F Resser Jacob Rowlee Mary A Reeves Mary Rogins Mary Rhodes Robert Robinson Charles Reymer Griffith Robinson Leah Ree Matthew Robinson Jane M Reynolds John Robinson Israel W Reed John F , Robertson Henry Reed John Rapp William Reichel William Ryne Howard Renchart Alfred Rutlidge John Ritchey John Russell John N R:chardson Thomas Ruff John Richards William Russell James H Riddle John Russell Mary Jana , S Ingles George 3 Sackett Henriett Smith Terrence Sands Samuel Smith David .1 T Salter Thom as Smiih.Samuel Sanford Noble Smith Keziah Janis Sap Diana A Smith Anne Sample 1 M Smith Mary B Sands Rachel M 2 Smith Susan Scott Margaret A Snivety C Scott Samuel C - Sniper mr Scott Robert Speck -Ephraim Scott William 'Spewing W Scanlon John Spitler F miss Scholey Sa&ah Spear John Scandridge Jana _ Spelman Patrick Schoffield W Sophie H C Sedgewick Ann B Sproul Isaac C Sees Emanuel Sneathen Martha A Senick Joseph E Sparge Mary Shaw Thomas Stees Thomas 2 Shaud W G • Stagg. John Shaffer John steinson Enos Shannon John Stewart Devid Shore Elleanor Stewart M T Shires F H Stewart William Shedaker DII 2 Stewart J M miss Shertzer W M Stewart Peter Sherldbn Jesse Wm Stewart James 111 - Kee Shibter G W Strickler Noah Shock Emma Stilley John B Sinnott Heurietta Sturaiss James Six John Storm James 2 Skillings Elizabeth Stow John gnger Catharine H . Stone W F Smithers Eligah Stoub Catharine Silly John Stubbs Chillies Smith Salmeron Steinhrook Eouisa Smith W W Swany Charles smith L Wattson Switzer A G & Co Smithiladen 4 Surls Jelin V Smith George Swift Nathan P Smith John Swon Isabella Taylor A B Terry Mr Taylor W H Thomas William Thompson John Capt Thompson Joseph Thompson M Turk John R Thompson Margaret Tombleson nip Telton Edward Trainor Owen Thompson William Turner John Thompson Robert Twist Oliver Tenney W A I Torrence Mary Ann Ternain M & N Turner Mary Jane Thomas W W Vanhorn John Vogle Augustus & Co Vogler Michael Ve Nieolas Madame Veazz Thomas Vashon lI Wallace B J 5 Whits Walter It Walker Hugh Williarns C P Warnock Agnes Williams David ' Wade Michael Williams Thomas 2 Warfield A P Williams Ann A Waters John Williams & Skinner Watson Lewis H Willson Robert Wal:ott Charles M Willson Alexander Wafers Mr Willson Sarah Walsh Christopher W Willson Susan hard James Willson John S Watson Phoebe Ann Willson John Y Watson M Willson Elizabeth Weldin Richard Willson Mary Wait!' James Wibkham C S Wareham C Weer Sarah Walthouse Gasper Williamson John Ward John S Wills W M Wengard Jacob Witt Hannah ' Webb & Welden Windows James Wills Eliza Will Thomas Webster Alexander Williamson E H Webster Aenry Wilkes Samuel West Thomas :Wilkins Atexaedee Wells John Winger John P Wear Matilda Worley Mary E '. Wernett W miss . Woods Mary Ann Webb P . D Wister E J miss Welden James Woods Joseph . Weeks Theodore Woods Martha White Johd - , Wolfe Augustus White Haine:t Word W W Whitney_Dan lel Wolfe Julia A White Samuel Wright T Gilles Whitright Emily Wright John Henry Young James B . Young Catharine Young W . ,„ii Young Jesse Young Übe" S novi6 yu. VIT • lOL-50 Carboys, just received and for sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK Az Co, novl9 owner of First and Wood. , M'Cann Joseph Ilit'Bionkj-lizabeth Jane NClurt , Joseph T IVl'Knight Sarah' 111'C'o icy - Francis WlCnight S Nl:Carron James AFKelvy Ann miss Afrasiin .hinn John' MCI ire Juntas T. ' "NI LaughtidMichael M Colly„John F • - 111'Clappite Atergiret C M'Clune John n Q. 3VLaugl j n Julia -fld'Couch Wiiliam,-- '3l'Cune Janie* B Robert NrCue Mar.aret - btaMullenYlasy M'Cormickt:atharins lid,'lll4llen John IWCormick F Al i MuntrW fil'Cormick Charles Iti'Mulliii•David M'Collom John Ild'Nulty. Patrick , Al'Ellvey William M'hittllan David .11'Dyer Patrick M'Meer s hilllvoy A C . 111'Whinney Arthur M'Dllrea mrs Si-Mullen Ann A Nesbit ,Alexander Newell Eliza Nobbs Jomes Nugant Geo A Noble L C ." Noble Thomas Newson Divid R North Charles Naylor Charles OW ,mownz D O'BriaJotin W S Orr Robert _ Oweos Jane 9,Su!Liven John S Owen Morris Ogden E A Capt 2 Oliver Wet O'dara James Oberlin Lewis Oliver John Orr Marshall Oxford William Ode Mr Painter George Pearson George R Patton John Penny J J Doct Painter Henry M - Peterson Mary Ann Payne Sarah S Peden J M Patchett Henry M Pearse C B Payne William Phillips Margaret Paul George Phillips Richard G Packard Z 2 Pilling Mary Ann Parkinson Joseph T Pelkington Fanny T Patterson Mary A Pitts,L M mita Patterson John C Phelan Michael Parker Theresa Pittock mrs Patterson & Jones Phillips Rotirt Patterson Robert Phelps William Patterson J P Prenrill Arthur Parker Levi Prior James Patterson Robert if Pratt E A Rev Pemberton Israel Price Charlotte H Peterson Peter Push ./. P Pearson Elizabeth Powell David Parry Joseph Preston William Peppard Standish Potter David Parmer Reason Portman Peter Perry .1 ames A Porterfield R L Peace ratrick , Pullot Pater Peters Josayh H Q Queetu Angelo Quinn Bishop rev Quinn James INITIALS - • Hqsals division S of T Lyeurgus S - Of T • •• - - Day Spiing division S of. T • - • - 7...%47",,e1,,,,NR,.%,?F,",:k77,,:•,-17,..,4,:!,1MrAr..._ , .• • NEW YORK PICKIN T.EA. COMPANY. CALTIOF THE PUBLIC; 1 LEXA.NDKIRAyNES is the only authofised jok agent , inTittsburgb and Mlogheny cities, tbr the sale of theTekin Tea Company's 'Peas of 75 and ' 77-Fulton-st.-„,-Ney'..york. Ancithe.r person in Pitts , ' burgh pretending I:ci-4eMiur teas is an impostor, and deceives.all whb. may patrouiae him. It is common- I ly. knoWn that the Pekin.. Tea Company's teas have proved; superior to all other teas sold, and for this reason'many persons have dishonestly pretended to have the sale of the Pekin Tea Company's teas, when the'' , are all the time vending trash and cheap stuff which they have obtained elsewhere; Others again assume the namelif Tea Company and imi tate our packages, and thereby deceive many, We are informed that there ma person in Pittsburg selling Teas under the name of the New York and Philadelphia Pekin Tea Company, We have only to say that this assumed company have no connection whatever with'the New tork Pekin Tea Company, as consumers erten will readily discover by corn, paring the article they sell with the genuine tea, sold by the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the store of A. Jaynes, 72 Fourth at.. N. B. Messrs. M'CALLMONT & BOND, of Phila. delphia, have riw.connection whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company, nor have they any right or privilege to sell teas under a name so nearly re• sembling ours, as to have a tendency to mislead the public. DOUGLASS & CO., nov4. . 75 and 77 Fulton st., 'oRGAN , S COUGH SYRUP—Another life say .ll ed by using this great and best of cough medi cines in time. It only costs 25 cents a bottle, WrciresisroaT, Pa., Oct. 15, 1845. Mr. John D. Morgan: Dear Sir—Allow me to in. form you of the good effects of your great Cough Syrup. I have been afflicted severely with a dui.' tressiqg cough for several weeks allowing me-no rest at night and but little ease during the day.- 7. When I was in Pittsburgh I bought a bottle of your Cough Syrup, and am very happy-to state that, after using the battle_ I found my cough removed, and was restored to my usual health. Ido think ifit had not been for the Cough Syrup, io relieving me so soon, I should have gone into a rapid consumption, You will please send me six bottles, as my neigh bore wish me to isupply them with the Cough Syrup. Josm B. Byrne, fry- Prepared wholesale. and retail by JOHN D. MORGAN, at his Drug Store, one door below Dia. mond alley. nov6 FRINGES—Just arrived from New York, by Ex press, at ZEBULON K/NSEY 2 B New Fancy Stare, No. 67 Market siroet : 1,567 yds. Silk Trimming, assorted colore• 120 Gross Silk Buttons, for Ladies> dresses; With a large lot of other Trimmings, ALSO-50 doz. Woollen Caps, ,for Ladies and Children; 30 " Comforts ' assorted.. The above Goods are of the lattßfatyle, and will e sold low. novs-y "13 ‘S.r COUGH MEDICINE IN Tam Wean) l" Anotbor evidence of the superiority of Dr. Willard's Cough Mixture over MI others. Read the following certificate from a respectable citizen of the Fifth Ward Prxrsnuitou, Nov. 3, 1847. This certifies that for some weeks past I was troub led with a very serious cough, which was evidently becoming seated on the lungs to such an extent as to resist the effect of every medicine which I had been using. I was finally persuaded to call at Hays 4. Brockway , . Drug Store, and get a bottle of Dr. Willard•s Oriental Cough Mixture; which, to my great surprise, relieved me very much; after taking only two or three doses, and be`ore I had used one bottle, I was entirely cu red. I was so much pleased with its effects that I have brought others to buy it, and shall continue to recommend it to my !bends; as I firmly beliree it lobe the best cough medicine in the world!" ANDREW' MeCAFFRY Try it--0n1y".5 cents a bottle. Sold by HAD & BROCKWAY" No. 2 LiberTet. near Canal Basin Sold also by J. Fleming, Lawrenceville. novlo • New Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods, NO. 10 ST. CLAIR STREET. MRS. DUFF has just received her extensive supply of New York made Bonnets, morning pnti dress Caps, Frills Capes,Rosetta , Chemisotts, Silk. Scarfs, Fringes, Gimps, ords, &o. Also, rich black Silks for Mantillas; Satins and Velvets for winter Bonnets; an assortment of the moat fashion able Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; fine French Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Edgings, 4-c. Bonnets, Hoods, Capes, Caps, Mantillas, and every article in the Millinery line made up to order in the latest styles, to patterns selected during her late visit to New York. nov6 The following la the Testimony of II "COMPLAINTS" (says he) of several years stand ing, Cured by a few applications of Dr. Smith's Tar pedo afa g netic Machine. Rheumatism, Spinal A fectioes, Palpitation of the heart, and Weak Eyes, have been entirely cured by it. I have used it in my own family, and also in seve ral other cases, and its effects upon disease has ex ceeded my most sanguine expectations. New London, tiiiron County, Ohio Orders received for the above Machines, by L. & CUTHBERT, Agent for the Manufacturer, :Agri Smithfield, near 3 at, ffi E New York and Philadelphia Pekin Tea Corn. pang having understood that certain persons in Pittahurgh 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 that neither Mr. Jaynes, Douglass tt. 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 McMasterst Eagle Hotel, Liberty streets - 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 tirely satisfied as to the tact. Principal Woreh "'use of the Company, No. 35 North Front street, Philadelphia. nos 1.-2tnw3m McCALLMONTA BOND. cBICKERING. One splendid .rose wood - six and a half Octave Piano-form, made by Chickening, Boston. HERZ. One 'semi grand Piano-forte from the manufactory of Henri Herz, Paris. dctaves. GALE 4- CO: One carved Rosewood six Octave, made by Gale & Co., N. York. One ditto mahogany six and a half Octave. STODART, New Yprk. One elegant mahogany Piano, six Octave, which has been in nee about a year. Price $2OO. Second Hand Pianos. An excellent second hand Piano made by Loud and Brothers, in good order. Price $100; One second hand Piano. Price, $6O. For sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR, • nov3 Si Wood street. on _ P ERSONS once using Dr. RALPH'S VEGETABLE PILLS, invariably make them their family med icine. These pills contain no mercury,—they puri fy the blood, and restore lost health and stiirits.- 0::r Two _kinds contained in one box—the No. 1, which is a " Purifying Purgative," and the N 0.2, which acts as a " Gentle Laxative and Strengthen. or." Price is only 23 cts. a box, accompanying each box, for the use of families, will be found "A sdperate Treatise on each disorder, with par titular directions for the Pills in each box." Sold by S. L. CUTHBERT, nov3 No. 50 Smithfield, near 3d st. Wanted Soon, PLACES fora number of coachmen hostler's, la borering men, clerks, saleamen,l;ook-keepers, school teachers, and for boys of all sizes, for city, town or country work, &c. Also, wanted—a num ber of good cooks, chambermaids and girls for houq! , work and nursing. Also, for a number of colored men and women, boys and girls. 11:7 - Several small sums of money wanted to burrow ; persons having money to lend, can have the same profitably and confidentially attended to, and all kinds of business done for very moderate charges, to be paid general. ly at the time of applicationot ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and Intel.office, sth at. near Wood. nov6 500 Kirkwall's Letters. LETTERS is the at. nov. John Hughes, Roman Catholic Bishop of New York, by ICirkwan. Just received and for sale by novlo . LUKE LOOMIS, Ag't. QPIGELIA—ace lbs. all root, just received and fir sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., novlo corner of First and Wood sta. French Merinos. AA. MASON 4- Co., 62 Market st., will open 4 , this morning, 20 pieces of French Merinos, of the beet qualities and most desirable colors, also 10 pieces of those very superior Cashmeres. nor 11 A Rare Chance for any Person with a - Small ARETAIL Grocery and Produce Store, in a good location, and doing a profitable business, • FOR SALE. There is on hand a well selected STOCK or Geoca arts atm 9,uktrtswan.r., which. will be'sold on favor able teraer. — Address; paid ; ) Boa 429. nort4lw ' EiMil EZt2l 11. PECK." PIANOS • - • . rISHORN , S celelarite4 Trash broil Part, for.tale V is botatiii watt Otliartritai arthe wine stare of fact 23 COg WRAVE4..., 1 atign. Hdaek Matches, for sale try— , 1 .0ct26 JOHN OisilkiXD.--(fcr.: :Twit tit' thiet besuliful wet*, received -by w.: s. LAWFLL .3il street, opposite the Port office. - oct2l Bi3LS Maaon , a cinillengc Blacking; for mile by oct26. JORN *ORGAN. TIR. In L - and: American Furniture Calicoek; oT the beet prolific. and, styles, selling at 10,12},, and 181 per yard; usual prices, 121, 16, 25 zentat at oc2B . BARROWS & TI,3IINRIt.S. BRITISH CALICOES, 2.4 mourning; of - superior fabrics and beautiful patterns, selling for 14 cents at BARROWS g; TURHER , B. oc2B RUCE'S BEST, a fine Madeira, for sale by the Vi cask or demijohn, at the wine store of 'oct.29 JACOB WEAVER. MALMSEY MADEIRA, for sale by the Indi barrel or /*mil l at the wine store of oct29 -JACOB WEAV,ER. BURGUNDY PORT, a single grape' wine, fondle in pipes n barrehi, el the wjnc store of oct J4ItY/E1 WEAVER. U SMPREf3R• ArESTINGS---100 Yds. more of those sal viri and choice ire>♦ch Fig , d Cashmeres and. Silks. ROPINSON, Importer, Fifth street. 0c194 CANDLE/3-20 Dozes etearine) 10 Star ; 10 Sperm;- 20 Dipped; for sale by oel9 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at IQUORICE--1 Case Small Stick; for sale by ocl9 J. 1). WILLIAMS, 110 Wood st • COOKING STOVES for burning coal and wood Also, .Egg stoves, on hand and for sale by MEREDITH. Diamond, corner of Diamond alley. oct27 STOVEPO4—A large quantity kept constantly on hand, and made, repaired aad put tip, to or. - der, on short notiee.and reaaonahle terms, by MEREDITH, Diamond, ear . Diamond oct27 "DINE OIL, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, kc.; for r sale by MEREDITH, 0c:27 Diamond, cos Diamond alley. COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE man ufactory, on the corner of the Diamond anti Dia= mond alley. Always on hand a large assortment of ware alba above materials. , oct27 • MEREDITH. PRODUCE—A lot of Wool, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Clover Seed and Timothy Seed, jest received on consignment, and for sale by oct2o MILLER & HICKETSON. AT, FENCE& A new supply, and an improved P article. L. WILMARTN, 0c24 cm% Penn and Irwin et& LACK WALNUT BOARDS t A supply an band and for sale by L. WILMARTH, 0c22 ear. Penn and Irwin sts, SHINGLES: 200 M. on hand and for .ale by L. WIL.PdARTH, oar. Penn and Irwin eta 0c22 Head D lad nosette. . J) ECEIVED by Express, to-day, another Invoice of those very superior Head Dresses. ALSO, 5 Boxes—same patterns—in all fancy colors, very rich and beautiful. ' 10 Boxes Rosetta, go. The above goods are entirely new, and found only at BARROWS & TURNER'S, oct22 ¢ No 48 Market street. H TINT &CO'S PORT, double grape, very choice wine st and ore -1W kuity, for (oct22) sale wholesale or reta,l at the r)LNET CAST/LION BRANDY-5 half pipes for traigi by oclB — C. MARTIN. .rt_lN-4 pipes Swan, Black horse and Holland If Gin, with certificates, for sale by 006 P. C. MARTIN. TINI , Lg--140 casks Port, Madeira, and Sherry 11 Wanes, part very old; for sale by oclB P. C. MARTIN. SARDINES: 200 half Boxes Genuine Sardines 100 third ,4 as 6C Just received and for safe by oct2o MILLER 4. RICKETSON. BOURBON WHISKEY-5 bble Bourbon Whis key on consignment and for sale by oct2s J4IIKS MAY. 1 CASE Bath Brick, for sale by JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist, oce.6 one door below Diamond Alley 0 CASES superior Velvet Bottle Corks, Par rule by oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN. CASES Vial Corks, for sale by 0ct2.13 JOHN D.MORGAN 1 HALF. Pink Root, fresh; for sale by 0ct2.6 JOHN D. MORGAN TT ops : 6 Bales Hope, just received on consign- I 1 Thant, and for sale by uct2o MILLER & RICKETSON. - rik,►'GLASSES BBLS; 112 Cask Molasses Bbls, just received on consignment, and fur sale by oct26 21LL1U1. 6t-RICICETSON. CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED: 20 Bushels Clover Seed; 5 Bushels Timothy do, on con signment and for sale, by oct26 MILLER Is RICICETSON. Saw Mill Dogs. THE subscriber has purchased the entire righ to make and sell, "Sri YDER'a PATENT SELF SLT TIGO SAW MILL Don," and is prepared to fill or dens, at all times, without delay. oct3o 4w" VENITIAN RED-600 !Lis in store, and for sale by - HAYS & BROCKWAY, oci 2 Liberty at. Wines and Liquors, MBRACING some of the most celebrated 174 Brands, of every variety, grade and vintage, for sale by the Cask or gallon, by P. C. MARTIN, corner or Smithfield and Front e nor 4 Port Wine. /Qr: Casks Hunt & Co. Port. A common pure ll Wine ) tor sale low by uov4 521 BOXES 10s15, 10z16. 12x15-and 10.118 Glais, for sato low, by nov4 HEESE-50 Boxes Prime W. It., in store and for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, nov3 110 Wood et. QUEEN PORT WINE—Dry and very superior, for medical purposes, for aale wholesale and re tail at the wine store of oct22 Extra S. F. Flour. 50 BBLS. Extra Family Flour, just received and for sale by [pov4] F. SELLERS. OFFEE--100 Bags prime and Fancy Rio; 10 66 Old Gov. Java; 15 " Laguayra, for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at. nor 4 SOAP -50 Boxes Extra No. 1 Palm ; 6 ft Castile; 20 .e Fancy, for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS,.IIO Wood at. QM CPlANoB—Three of the above j celebrated Pianos, just received and for sale by JOHN H. MELLOR, 81, Wood Meet. nov4 AISINS-500 lbs. Smyrna. For sale by nor 3 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood it. Shawls, AA. MASON & Co., 62 Market at., have re ,ceividd the mod extensive assortment o. Shawls to be found in this city; in addition to the various styles of Cashmere, Turkeri, Wool Plaid, Thibet, Nett, &c. he has received a new style of French lone Shawls, a superior article and very novll Cloaking. A A. MASON Sr. ;43., invite the attention of A purchasers to their extensive stock of Olive, Brown and 13 , 1 k Broad Cloths, far Cloaking.; also to their assortment of. English and. French Caul= mere,. , . -ncivll. A New NVoirk. "XITASHINGTONand the Generale of the' Ameri- V canHevolation; cothplete in 2 volumes, with vixteen portntits on steel; juatlinblished by drey & Hart. --This ii - entireli distinct work from Head ley,. "Waehingtoi and his Ge - nemlits,a it is much more favorably spoken of, "not being merely news paper issertion.a- Just received and -- for sale by novl2 • . ELLIOTT & ENGLISH. =lll ;„. , , . LOBO SHERRY, in bbla.i:-.1 - or.sale w4oleaale at the wine store :of novil S . . AN LUCArt SanftftY. b a r e ls , tbr sale whole, sale at the wine store norl 1 DRY MALAGA WINE, fo; sale by Indian bar rein, at the wine stern ' novll _ • ';JACOB WEAVER. SWER,T 11441.1,AGA WINES--Lohrinies, and Buziolibrands, in p.arter casks and . India barrels, for :sale wltolesaie, at tbe wine store novil JACOB WEAVER... Bills of Excliangp. • niIF.CKS at sight 'on 'New York, Phihfde and Italtivanre t KO to snit purchasers, for sale by ! HOLMES & SON, ,novti I - No..ssNlarket st. Reduced Ratel.:" ~. OHIO, INDIANA, KENTITCKY AND PENN kir SYLVANIA Bank Notes, purchatted id - sane ed rates of discount, by noPll ROSE M4DEIRA, for saloAlialesaler and retail at thewine store of rpENERIfFk WINE; L.P., Cato and Carpen j ter brands, in store and . fot sale at the wine store of [novlll JACOB WEAVER. NEW LAW BCOK—A. 'Finalise on the law of contracts and rights and liabilities, ex_ contrac tors, by C. G. Addison, Esq. Just published; for sale by (oc14) • ELLIOTT Es. Bowls, Window Sash, &c. for Salo. A VERY large stock of all sizes of the best wood /11. en Bowls, and a good sepplyof Windt)* Saab, and yellow and purple Carpet Chain, fbr sale low, ISAAC BARRIS, Agt. and Cons. Merchant; qqi et. near Wood. LISBON WINE is bLls in<eloie and far sale by novli .lACOE WEAVER. PTS. TEr RP ENTLtiFe-10Iiijustreceiiad and 0 for sale by , • • R. A. FAIIitESTMC. & ,Co. corner of First and Wood sta. • =NAY afttrucuom, John Black..t. Co., - 17110LESALE Grocers, Produce'and Commis sion Merchants, and dealers in Pituiburgh manufactures, No. 166 Liberty street, opposite 6th, Pittsburgh. may 12 igr Liberal advances made on consignments. • NEW BOOKS—The Outlaw's Bride, of Blanche the Beautiful. The Journeyman Joiner, or the Companion of,the Cour of France, by G, Band, Chamber's Micallany, No 4. Norman's Bride or the Modern Midas; by Mrs Marsh, fresh supply. Valcrease, or the Lilly of La Vendee. Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by author of Lifts in Lon don, complete. A good supply of Phrenological worts, &c. for tale by WM. S. CALDWELL, °cal 3d sL opposite the,Post 4 • Excumcaz BARB or Prrninustali,l November 2, 1847i' THIS Bank has this day declared a dividend of THBEL AND A HALF PEN curer. on the capital stock, out of the profits of the 'last six months; pay able to stockholders, or their,tegal representatives, on or after the 11th instapj.l: JOHN M. OKELY, at Knap Br. Totten,a nor 3 Imported Seger., ete. MAE lovers of good Segars and Tobacco, are re spectfully informed, that the subscriber has just received an extensive assortment of the mostapprov ed brands, among them the following, Viz: Victoria, Plantation,' Principe, Venus Regalia, Regalia, Fagorrals, Eugene's, Common . 4 Also, a few Boxes of .. Slater , : Black a celebrated chewing tobacco. P. C. MARTIN JOEL MOHLER., aug6' '=druggist, Filth Rad Wood eta, ta- Chroniclelkif6zGazette copy. P. C. MARTIN; New and Papillae Piano Mende. • DEAREST M/E.,—a popular Ethiopian Melody Mary Blane . " (ci ca Taketke hack to old Virginiaallere ; Rose of Alabama Mountain Maid's Invitation; Blue Juniata ; Schoolmaster's Gluei t - Oh ! Summernightt - from Don Pasquale; What's'a theSteeri.Kimmer; Scenes thirtlwe brightest; Lament of theliWEmigrant; Rockaway; Pm Atlhat; 'May Queen; The Watcher; Joys that were tasted 0 Come to Me ; • Oh worild I were a boy again; Molly Bawn I Mary-of Argyle; Evergreen Polka; - Golden Drop Waltz; • New Aurora Waltzes ; Roaalba Waltz ; . „ Louisville Quadrilles; • . , D,uvornora Exercises, No.l. Received and for sale by '. • JACOB WE oct2s Yilorse , s"Weeiriy Mudg:et of New; Works. SYBIL LENNARD, by ghee Grey. New Opera; The Night Dancerk. -- The Parasite, an operaln four Acts. • Temper a comedy in five'Acta The French Cook, or the House Wifeis 'Com panion, giving full Directions for the most celebra ted and delicious dishes of French and. American Cookery. The Mexican Ranchero, or the Maid of the Chaps - I. . Tailor , ' Money Reporter, for Nov. 12th. The Champion of -Freedom, or the Mysterioali Chief. Benjamin, the Gem Of Granada, a aemance, Union Magazine for November. ' • , The Virgin of the South; by Ned Buntline, Buhupla Narrative of Central America, New York Spirit .of the Tirnesthe' above, with all, the newest light' reading orthi daj, will be pre minted •to ' the' Pittsburgh public every Trimly.. morning—the • Books for-sale'at - Mtman , e literary Depot, , Bs Fourth street, W • Dur;s.7 v.~sa-~.:n ""d=~='v,~'"4:JS.y`..+Yri.'n.._w:..Yr~i., . _ I . constantly cni=haudi-sink-fOr islet in. Inantitins tOsuit purcbmors, by.. - ~.= SELLIsII,.9, nov4for Xannfactitkors. - • o,l'4lngsr—eytn.toto con signment, for sale by nov4 - SELLERS :t - L.Axsi.E D OFGIO - Ibls. Jo aTt - i - ei - elif eel ro - r Wale by F. ' Oat No. 1/, Lib-ertyStreet. Flat .Boats. A FLAT 110 ATS—each SO feet long.; for sale by nove l RYE--43" Bushels D. WaiMed, for which Cash will be paid, by . . nov6 ' MILLER & BICKETSoN. IVI 0. MOLASSE.S-100 Eat-talk, fbr tale by novG ar. RICKETSON. R. SUGAR-4 illado...Porio Rico Sugar, k; jr sale by s, col* MILLER & FpCICETSON . . B L l E, ;l4 C A E c D 9r V efl n e ter by Whala ON csastantly , nov6 ' AULT:ER 4 , RICICir6ON. TASBORWS 189:PORT.ricb and dri,straw colon ed by age, for salein half- bottles and - by retail at the wine store of --,, oet22 fiIOBACCO-38 Boxea-5 1 s, Ros sod 11b. Lamp Tobacco, just rec?..i and for r4e bs. P.C4 MILLER 4- RlcHursprz. Old Whiskey . , & f a, 30BBLS, Ql4 Itlonongahela ; l'antiess F e Peach Brkndy nov4 For Rig ky P. C.)SI.A4TW. SNDLES—IS Bozes Steripe-;4 • IS 4, Star; -_ r 10 4 r Sperm.' V4Ditale 1 3 1 .1. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood au., novd MOLASSES—SO Barrels N. 0. Molassea ;. - 3 « 8 . : do; , ci Phila. steam Syrup ; 1. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood. at. For.sale by nov4 VINE old Pale Cortes Sherry. Wine, in glass, for We by the'ease or •aingle bottle, 'et the wine store of tnovltJ , JACOB WEAVER. DuPP.CIORDON'ec COBS Pale end` Brown Sher riea, iu . wood and glass, together with it lot to arrixe, of the choicest kiadir , for !talent the wine store of. [novri] WEAVER. N. 11.91. MES & SON, No. 55 Market at. novl I novlo nov9 •TOS, W J OD WELL, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, mann SECOND 4.2T9 WOOD ST& 00.204 y • ljrlTsilußGH. 'nms. M. BOWS, _,_... Cashier JOHN H. MELLO% 81. Wood street. solop***g s r e • • „ ,CrPFI. • • • - 11.11...16!_ilvcifkairTs • 4,trriciii;Autudiaz naokzaa.,*,anas 9LAt iir • FOREIGN AND..DOTkEE'STIC EXCIIANGE;CEII , • TLFCATES RA,NX 15107:24 . • . . • GGLH 4ND • ir.,3n00.03 arrow Fcrp.rwit,lpptgaim , 1 • Pittsburgh, Pa. Ea. - P 4 4 flfuts and Currcnornneited on Deposii,44o,- co. ll oC4icin.o *Rade la all *Prj 4 }Cial .United afat4a. : • . „ Sight Pach4so on Philaiielpki4;.. Bakhrfire;ifeur York, Boston and Cincinnail nonaffl ty. for afaci awns to suit puraitilens. * ' - K-an funky luaian . ii„ Ohio, Viiginia anaVeßulalitin, nia Bank. Notiationgkrand Bold on the muft,QOulfrd', blot tonne. The highest premium pain for Amiriean Gear Exebenge on gngliknk 4011ind,'Getman t 141iV, France P,Conitted, ,ctiar=l ' - 44ror Kit tME Et do ItAllati BANISERS• AN - js_ EXCHANGE BItOI ERS, DEALERS IN.FOItEIONAND DOMESTI 0 110,1,S; ok-EXCHANGt;OEFLTIECATEa. , K DEPOSITS, BAN NOTES'' '. AND COIN.', Corner of and Wo 4 4 ' nuiii4tecgiViimeite the[ St. ciaa F toi t Hotel. - kity42B N. iIIOLM tiggrigi AD FD ittEs , rP9 Na: 55 Afarket , rate: Nea York Philadelphia •• Baltimore .4.t COO WEAV *Allz upngryfea t - - (Ain die . ti Kentucky , • • #-.t5 Virginia ff Wheeling of Tfindeesee — 3* ,4 au.l9-y I 44.1. I. 4. oorr. „......: . 11101 1. - P49. .t. . HOWL A ND SARGBINT. , - r;,.. ,- ,-- , .•- _ ilAugag OD, EXCILINO. E .13ROILL4E.1, - 1 il:.• E. C 44; TrooP Az!ilk al#l l . lllll x ET s s !rrrsqrap#, ry..,, DE4.I.ERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Tirol, Billsc Foreign and IlaUteld+C 84/Aarifet -- Efglific.49r! - of Deposits, &c... • EXCHANqg en all the itineigal ' Glides at thet::., 11,nnion, and Europe, for eale in sallni to emit porch*, -„,.., ~. CURRENT and par funds received on dep osit t . ? -'_ coLLECTloN4oi 4 e l ca} - 411 parte of rho Upzos- , ' r . -, at the lowest titer'. , ,?-,- 1 ,- flte.rzatircrs t - - -! -.. • - M,essrs. M:,r.benft & - Son, , s' Ogde6 &SnOwden, ; • ".- - - . cf Wm. Bell gr. SOU, ' Pl3ll:l3.Gl it 4( B . - M ,CitiAren aGcO. : - .: • . -' ' '. 4 English & Bennett. '' _ ' .-' \-- 1 , c . Fleming & Brother, ' Vales, itatbropli Vac . . ,1 '44. , ,z. Ni -.. 3 rr: Wm.Raboinpson&Cti. '' ' 's c€ ' Hoadly„, Phelps & Co. ,4-I. -L,TEir,l4;iiiii; ..Babcock Bc, C 3 . -. 1,.._`; .''., . " Tiffany, Ward & Co: t ,1 .. John M'Cullough &Co. RaiiTtt o2 ft ., -Mr. ". Tames George, , ,''' .. - .- rt - R. Hanna; Cnverror.erti 0.; .." ,- . - - - i ''''''' ~ Joseph Watson ' ;.- 1 j s i Aittair . ,„, ..,, -.: .. !deism. -Fenner & Mldillen. - - ''''' '''t R. F. Ellie, Esq,, ifashier,l.Rae Tievristorra„: P. . _. Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1114/-y J_.' JACOB WEAVER JACOB WEAVER. WILLIAM A. MILL , DATUM-RS, XlicELANer. =tonna', Ann -Drazznit- FOREIGN- AND DOMESTIC 'EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANE -NOTESi:: AND SPECIE, No. 64 Firooft st., ane (kw ebevc fOrtrthr 4astii4e; .PittOntwir- Pa. CURRENT Funds received - on o deposit , and. pith LL made on all , the Cities throughout the States. Sight check, onßaltimore,Philadel a r ffibia;New York, Boston and Cincinnati, et t nat il .ptly for sale in cuing to quit purchanera r The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, ari4 Virginia Banks honglit and sold on the most fav0r5..... . . able terms._ JACOB WEAVER. The highest premium paid.fbr Foreign and Ametts.'J can Gold and Silvei coins. EXCHANGE ON ENGLA.ND, IRELAND SCOTLAND, forsale in amounts 041 4114 ujiTOIA - -'' marlo-ditvy = MEN.CIiAIIII 4alp MANUFACTURERS' BANN ' ) Pittsburgh, 0ct:160847. . • '...,. ::. ; A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank, - - Li for the ensuing year ' will to beht at 1102414xilit, • . mg house, on Monday, the 15th November nett,:. _ _ octlB-td W. -}L DENNY, Cashier.' - - 13.. kits. or Prrrantraoir,„ Octoher,. 101, 1E47- Ari election for thirteep Pirectory of this Pank fov the eusming year,' will ha lipid nt zAkinii hogs% iravto g day,t4e. lAth da,y of Iftivernber: next. ' ocle 7OfibLSNYDEIt,, Casidte. EXCHANGE Barg; o*Pgrantraoll. A N election for thirteen .Itirectora ofthießank ti will be held at the Banking Hpuee on Mandan the 15th day of November neat, between the hour": of 9A. M. and 9P. octla,td.i THOS. M. BOWE, Cashier. 30 = BUMS Any Quakstity . New- Donk* at novae's. - rut - iscELL - 4NE9ts WORKS gitueng zie, Ee l cheap form. ' • •• The Hencb back ofNotre. Dame; by Viptpr gaga, ", Democraticjteview for oc, ;ober. Tbf? Firtt ngae StePi new agpply• ' Christopher Tadpole, by Albert. Smith; new aupfl P/9, • Eubank's Hydraulics and Mechanics. part 14,:5. - Life of Fleury IV, King of France and Navarre, by J P. R. James. Herren, b 1 the Countess of .}3164 ! . Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer; Ivanhoe; new Supply. Alicia, the Rose of Avondall. Nobles of Carracas. Flowers Peleonified, parts 8 and 9. . Godey's Lady's Bohk for November. St. PatrielOsEve, airplay, by Tyrone Power. The Boy's Autumn Book, a beautiful work.-- The Wayside Cross, or the Maid of Gomez , ll ital. of the, Carlist War, by ' Capt, E. H, Milmorc. Wendel's Blackstone% Commentarieson the Laws ... . ti_ of England, complete setts, - . Graham's Magazine for NoSembeS, Ladies' National. _ The Ittickskin, or the Camp of the Bestegeis,, tale of the revolution, by the author 0f.E04.11 dllepi Master of Lonford, Fatal Legacy, Bc. - Rory 0 , 5100re,,25e r edition. . "Chamber's Miscellany, No. 4. Horticulturist for October." Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vole Sand 4„ • The Boy's Treasury of Sports, PastittleOttid creations, with nearly 400 engravingA Union Magazine for October, Wagner, the Wehr ceinplete. . . . Dombey and Son, Nth and 12th numbers... , The Outlaw's Bride,or Blanche the Beaufful. ' Wildash; or the Cruiser of this Capes, a thrill*: tale; by A, J: Ingmhani. Norman's. Bride, or the Modern 'Midas. • - Margarit Graham,'or the Reverses ofFOrtunfistl_t G. R. P. James', Res. • The Knight-of Mauleon, by Alex. Dttnras, - ' Just receivedand lbr , stile at MORSWB Liters4::l' Depot, 85 Fourth street. - • txt2B G ROC F RIES: - 200 .Bags Ccdbe, strict,l7 prime; .: 200 packages Toungliyson, Gun Potrder, kg*, penal and Black Teas; 50 Bble No 4 large Mackerel; ic S. H. Molaskes; : frt . 50 Boxes stitierior Chetying Tobacco; * - .20 Bbls N. 0. Molasses; 5 hhils N O. Sugar; 10 half Bhle Trimmed Shad; - , 10 kits Mackerel; Spice., &c., too zinioiroas to mention.' For sale by roc?) - P. e. Prescott's Viinquest ," ,- /STORY of the Congest of Mexico, with IrM4) liminary iriewof the Annient - hteximuitis tion, and the Life of the Conqueror, --.Hernuidis, Cortez; by Wm. H. Prescott, author of the:siliistory • of Ferdinand and Isabella:* In three role; eightil . edition. For 044 by LUKE LO9M18; flare* Books—J,Tisc HeeOtTelts GERMAN Ballads and S ongs ;,.: Northern Minstrelsy,, , The Magic Ring, by .Foinine ; Ahe'llarontun; Pougnei . - • ... The Shadowleis Wan; - - • 4:..rt; Quentin Matey; or-: the - Bbicksinithis The Caravan, &c,, by Haut'; Wm. Wm. Tell, by 'Sebnler - The ?dad' of OrlearorP Shakegieire Novels, 9 vols.; Cottrell's Recollections of Siberia-; Clarkson on the Slave Trade; Curran's Speeches—DeWitt Editurp__. Ferguson'; detronotny l br vidfewster , j,,, Bonnycastle'a dstronoreY; ro_ sae ri , • • ff,So'ROSW9tifill i t Co 43 Market Sti nor 4 prime jT, o, ,5 Boxep IO OW - , W Bbls. assortedj„oar; 5 Crashed and Palgerihis4, Wrirs.le L'D; Wftt u r A MR;II9 Weipgip; Va noi4 - E:s S dr ! Safi t • - • • Excireix9r. pcum-4-vc: rot, Xiitsburg ange. Buy , i n g sate .; tineinnttti.: 4111_, Lonirfinec I. - g 4, = Buying rates. .::';_: County St City ordno I dis Relief notes eeninOvalti4 . cs Pew Yarit.: , Igaryfand• :44 Neiy 1;4!Vg.;111 .. EMI DIE MEM ESE
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