BY MAGNETIC' TELEGRAPIL RTED itt.'IIOLISCOLLVICED 11 selusaveli . tior th. Plttalrargh Oa . Ace 114144 trona Vint Arms...4n», and torolkes"He=ms tort...-Destruetion of the Raiding Water Reservoir. - PIMADRZIRa, Nov. 11, 18t8. Getp. lidtomahof the firm of adfleld ac co, of this city , bad bin right arm idiot oil to day, while on a gunning ezetution. A amble s A L A mbevtville, N. L, was burned but night, and twelve Imam - belonging to Van Awe bung's 11:1011141:1110 perished ln the flames. The bundstion of the Spring Garden and Nor thern Weak* Water 'Wades gave way to day, with a tiemendons nuithwtdch carried away about two /Miami &et of the wallanannutding the Gir, std cialkge, end completely inundating the entire 01=1 simininding the location ar the reservoir. The &Maga 4 d estioted 1130,000. Gealiccat suite arrived here to day. The Generalkmacik*roved in health. We 'hies eve* appearance, considering wind end 'families, Of a snow storm. Vorniont. Niw You, NOT. 11, IE4B. Tha re:side of the Coniteational Election in Ver. montl—seccaid dikrict is Williun übbard, and 3d Gen. #; "Mash; melected; both fp; and In the 4th, Lnchis S Pac7r, reelected, Loa - anus, Nov. 11, 1849. Therm& is Louisiana Is no longer doubtful for hate rewrn from nearly all the et* Dsmooratio i d'utrtets, which show Iwo. mi t, dclapClti ansmat us. In putting Louisiana, certain ly, down for Talc*. VikreMu and G•argta. Fagan:lusty Nov.ll,lSid. North Carolina end Georgia have both gone fin Taller; TIM mnjorities are not given; bat we have area hare which pets aR doubt at tee. Nsw Yozz, Nov. 11 t*ltet Maisachuietts Balled km Oregon to doy,,with 160 irtillery coops, under command cif MAW Hathiway. Weather cold, with threat min UMW storm., ' Puttencrztaa, Nov.ll, 1848. Asliapatehjustiparom oar agent at Charleston, fertirater oa'avith the following minim Gettilfastayleei majority; 2000. Ifirgtuliss 83 cottnites, 2500 Whig gain. g Thp selegraphiellites south of Mobile out ace . Pitadiparnui, Nov- 11,1818. Afges k , the stunner's arrival our markets !lave begiinte, with animal:4 to trade at unchanged -NEW 'YORE MARKET. - • • . New Yoar.,Nov. 11, 180. The weather, within the last 24 home, has be alga apnatcurbr cold, causing apprehension among WV commercial men, kor feu of the early closiog of thii Caul This tuts caused habitue of Flow th Wulff. Sales of Genesee at $5 311 to $5 44a, and some at 55 50 per bbl-imiers not yang to varies largely, the stock artiviegis gener a lly go iog tato War. There is • demand for shipment, but at lower nom Onto Sales of ofprime white Wheat at 12466 Lia, prime labia 113 to 115 e. Western. via Or. kiwis, at 109 to 110; and for Chicago 96099 cents pit - c,,,Nue—Salee Of Mixed at 67 to 69c, and prime yeibc v et 72 me per boalteL - cab at 316335 can per bualteL )40- %attar at 666367 eta per busheL :Doke ''-Sale' at 65 cents per bushel. pt Now-atlea at prime Pork at $8,76639,87; men ai . et2 ink ;per FAA—market quiet. Bleu Awe at $9 '25239, .371. Lard—heavy. -Beef Co de on .hoot, .46 Z2h66-681 per cart. ,a-aft.e . lead Lomat 71e per lb. '• Cotton—Se, Nui fair ospland ate cm - Lead—The, e lea coculative demand. BlecirTret I#l9 notes, 1 0 3 1. BEM laatKET. Batzniamt, Nov.-11, 1848. ": - Arittr.4lte WS *it it the ClOllO WWI dna 'The ilqiedioas 63r the I week were 20,000 barrels. Sales o y, Howard t oed alt. $505,121, and City Mills at $5.1205,25 oUbbh F l ab y White Wheat at 11263115. reorn--SaLla at 59050 c pee bosh. • 'Whishet--Saleti at WO per gallon. Sleitiakai,4lles Weatern Sides at 504 Shcal. ;lea 660nd Hams at 10: 9 t per lb York—Sale* plainest $9 per bbl..ettok low. • ..i.Tebruarales ofOhlw,a t to 90 perlb, yeast .4*; .1134#ayellting piiniCe m e — re Votansellere lb! Ogles tar mentim Ind,shectedire Patents, . infinteuttent on MUni-n . and tits epplication Omens theiuts,and cran:tic= andPoreign Laws of Patents, IDROP. WALTER Li:JOHNSON; /ate of Philadel ph:te, ,awl r. 0.1101383103 DU:Washington city, (to 'Ate Wad by Bawd Know lee Fee, bare Meath:tett of che U' need at Patent Mien) rem associated Own rehre together faiths prosecatisse the above btanithes aproresidonal basl=n4 ennui* their race; at the Peres rt filitice i or .berans the Courtin and will de., A oro,thrjr4cdtvidollentlial to ferwaniteg the Wes. esSeiLluseel, us and others who may. coast& these or place , beau., w itt their hands. Mr. Knowles kin thr the past mere, I pasta beldam post of bLachtuest in tie United Stateal Vent Ceres,and resides that enmities to ripe pays l a the present =Unerring- His talents end peculiar pa, Wu ter the itopmentoffice so long fill ed by bits, jam beets thll=opoised by lerenton witenmsr the odic L OUSelf 4 ' The office of p.,re R. lion P street, - opposite tke palate Odle •st, .hingrD. C., wbero pram, mas a paid, ..01 be p rouptly anended commun ttN exam bad= made, drawl o, as, SPectlionnotret and all r. Itoec men tamed— to. tmodels procured when tr • redeetet seasonsblerseall• - trims orMtdrit eptabe saewetep eft, tztuninatione num be ae esstipsald by the. DMA- ',WWI - G ra c i e ale te which pertains to the Pa ; tau Lesnillensts.J..ts ilk, ...in be .12ima' by • InVd 1 • •••• -••• •of dm, blepeet oassional chararscr, and . a,aseawnwiti Meemd . nies and other Scientific etyattittertyB BIIMMIASTER. ALIJA ": ." • "' IN • dad daatabOve emir& ' l4 .OMI, • C=B"ing Or YOU di Me • with th e gscaterst "Ze Mary. • Wet to heal Santo el t. atE94 ILAISLI9B 9n991 ' dd brdd do; dd 9r JI: do air, jug recchred sad Lev mit. o nort . BROVirPirk, C LBERTSON 'QUOBICE 7 .4 eyes Si c ily la 4, u t rM ree'd Lde by 'BROWN tie, • LUDI-40141slasinedaadforsati bT - twirl - : a mai BERTSON EPSOM 11.f.LTB-41 bbts joss nate aci ref tea by 'most • BROWN & CUSX ERTRODL. frOBACOO,6O bxa assorted choke tea umds fie To bastat;tastratehnid and for . axle 4 , _ oast BROWN & COLIMA , MON BOX Betkp cm , plug Itbacco, Pa, No Is A" eeterA and fox ' wiwari tan - ' BROWN &CULP& - CASSES Born Tobasr4., ion reed' ono for AW* . no vl BROWN CULBEICIVON CrLAU CUT] 12. A.NDOLAZIEBSDIAMONDS- -, UOVILTYIJ isied,ol"Diekeason's. Diamond., exprea aly Ca my email sales. , nov4 • • W WILSON GOBER PEAS -17 el,Ntai leading per steamer Oa 7evirl end fee Isle by JAWDALZELL, 14 water at C. TAB-ddObbls N Cll4, erg CaT • tart R Jeld DALZELL II• 1.-12 bbko Limed Oils 93 do Tunas' do; lost NJ TS WA Wr We by .vorYslicausolg bco snouatat- :obit& prime N Saw; grhi ind for sale by 0016 RO /PAP -60 bblslsms Nofilibickereb X 401- vecetirad saa Or sale by R ROI OW DER -100 kegs Hoek PeruderabanoNa for a... n 4 MI a Ale,ll)oll,—Obtas Coo pare No 1 Land a. 4 treeeind and for . bT SiLLEREItc NICOLS el Mil AR-60M& N O Sugar, itrietl7 prim, in store 0 QC. eon:dimes= and tar sale by 1. 8 WAIT:MIAS, a water sad el front .1 INSITDOIL-1 0 Ws Linseed OD, jut reed far Bile by WIZTON BOWEN, :sot* ' - 90 Cron st -- am ItiU!l-• .u • 11 % pM. " Cyan, Torioiii brand., UI • wvntrkilowEN in fine 11VORMMICObb 11031 1 11 J. dor, Jut reeeirrAind far _ Co_ -J SCHOONdidIiEJI .03:001 ES-4 bbh. Plabbi Apyler, 30 boxes O itmadvaiiikr; 4 asekipriose Feuber, OA reed sate sale bp' non/ C fl GRANT VELVET CORDP-Two baks nee min darl T 1,114 d C Ol 4 eel opened and tor ask by on= SILACKLETT t SMITE =LOS—An ossotninnt of beautiful &at otylsi on, Caskunoto, Valentin aid Cotton uwerloot receiving by SHACKLETT WHITE Vest atoll •' ►r' .s. Igo • oat [cll.! Lod Or gale 47 WOO OIL BaBIDTIONE-4000 lb_s jag reel sad for trf atOo KIDD& Co 14 ' 1.• an REV • r sale 0r.130 1 KIDD & Co • AMP BLACH-4 cuts iuleried and for We by NMI - JOHN D MORGAN A BD m e -Winter ntained, toe sale al retell by novtl JOHN D MOIWAN GrAHDENBEEDS-A ebrdeorrrypi, o f f t " h o. zda , seedy of HU, for LBIO,Jost roe's orol for We by 001 e . JOHN D MORGAN *A *CEMEEL-0 bbbk largo No 3 Mactano, &MD, intptolllll4 11l store andlos sale by 3.373NIIIERMAN ISNOILMNN3-7 4 M 6 bac Masrafactosed Tbacco, embro _J. Nag come ado* most p o lar Lauds of Ws, Da:C=Olaan aod (oral b L 8 WATERMAN RIO Co aIniDRWS-445 G.pollldOf e and estates Youulf -111.7 e ,--k " S i m p ti lia tee Blatt Tesig • Alapter 40 mats 0.4. 1 14 , ' 6 d Ze im bT • 7 - 4/.0 4°1111""613 ----• "rIiVIA COMMERCIAL RECORD. ME= /km I Banl Moon Moo' TV .eta. 1. rii ea. 6.haltes. , 6 60 .3 1 618 7 0 5 0 7^.7 • 7 1 1 fili . 531 7 2 412 941 7.2 4C7 10 47 ' • 7 4 436 11 131 7 3 433 more. NOVEMBER 11 Batnrd 12 Sunday, 13 Monday, 14 Tuesday, 15 Wednesday, 16 Thursday, 17 17ziday, PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE COMMITTEE FOR NOVEMBER. N. IL . CSULIO. W. I. TOTIIM. Onicx PrITSSUROTI GAZETTE- Monday Morning. No- morning, November, 13:1;48. Every thing was quiet in the market on Satur day, and transactions limited. FIX/UR—Receipt. by river were quite full, but Wale wai done in the way of sales. Moderete transadians froth firm hands at $424,1 2 1, end from store at 4, '232.4,31; small sales of extra brands at 4,37200. GRAM—Tits market is without . change; sup plies are lighs with small sales from store at the fallowing nominal rates:—Whcat SO; rye 30255 c, barley 55260 c, corn 37, and oats at 280 p bu. BACON—The market is dull, with regular lim ited,sales of Western cured at, for shoulders 4; *Weis and llama 610 1 c, as in quality. LARD ia. nominally worth 71671, with small sales, BlTTER—Regolia sales in keg at Sclo9 as in gualitit. CHEESE--The market is steady but not ac• bee. Sides of Wit at sia6c, and of cream at 61 Moen , - GROCWIES—We note regular sales as GA kraw—N O sugar 51fid5t, loaf sugar 861.1 c, N 0 maim= 31c, auger Youse at 403450, Rio coffee Sic, rice at 51e gi lb--other articles no cbaagc, Lan os ran Gea. Scorn The steamer Gen. Scott was lost on the night of the 19th inst, on !Ake St. Clair. She was run into by the schooner &as, and sunk in a Gra, minutes. It is thought Mat all on board were waved.--{SC Louis Union Cuicsoo AND GALSV Raitsioso—Four miles of this road are already completed, and the track is being laid at the rate of kileen hundred feet per day. A locomotive for the rued has arrived at Chicago, and will immediately be put upon the track. The track will be laid as far as Brush Hill this fall. and to Fox river early in the spring.-.-{St. Louis Repub. TICE TAitiFl , ADD TRADE OF Morocco--°A Royal order has been received from the Government of Morocco, fedocmg the.dritim on all goods imported into this Empire, from 20 down to 10 per cent ad valorem; excepting upon the article; mentioned below, which are reduced nu follows On Iron, from S 5 to SI p cwt. On Raw Cotton, to S 3 a. cwt. On Raw Silk, (torn 51 to 50c fr. m. This radical reduction in The duties upon foreign goods cowing into this country will have the effect to cause the enterprising commercial men of the United States to torn their attention hitherward, Where a lamellae trade might be established upon Geld now almost entirely unoccupied by Ameri. tan enterprise, while several other nations are reaping a rich harvest from their trade with this Empire." THE CIIIMIII TBADC—We learn that Messrs •plills, Converse & Co, of this county, have during the present week shipped five entire cargoes of cheese, amounting to over 500 tons, from Ashta bula harbor. • They have purchased in Ashtabula, Lake and' Genus° counties daring the last two months. over 1000 tons of cheese fur shipment to New York. Who will doubt hereafter the cogoo. men - of "Cheesedoml" We are informed that the notice of the Cheese" by a N Y corres pondent of the National Intelligences should have credited the manutheture of that cheese to Messrs Mille & Stone, of Morgan, distend of A Patin & Stone, is ad erroneously stated. ' This cheese, we ere infisrmed, was purchased by Mills. Converse & Co, for their New York employers—fAshtabitla Sentinel. Men Mama We learn, says the Corpus Christ Star, from one of the traders who recently arrived from beyond Laredo, that a mining company with a capital 0f.5400,000, were making arrangements to work the mine between that place and Mon clerra, and that some of the machinery had alrea dy arrived. The mine is mid to be a very rich one,andnas not been worked since the expulsion of the Spaniards—we presume owing to its prox. tinily to the Indian ranges. For years many of Abe poem people have washed out the metal In I small parcels, and more than $lO,OOO thus prone led has been brought to Corpus Christi in ex ohange fpr goods Now that the Indians will be kept in check by oar soldiers, the company con pursue its labors uninterrupted, and we wish them ,v access, not only kir their own good, but for the •beneSt ItMtast be to Corpus Christi. THE 13wrr DIZOVIC or Cams ta roe Wonia— ;lsaac Funk, Esq., of McLean county, in this State brought to this city, a few days ago, a drove of twelve hundred bead of cattle, which were bought sbmghtared and packed by Meant, Wadsworth, Dym-ArXhapaud- which. averaged J 377 pound per bead. And in, they were grass fed cattle, too— none d them stall fed ' We doubt whether there was ever so large a drove of grasakA cattle dn. van to any market that would average so high.— Mr. Funk received nearly 830,000 for the drove. which be took to McLean county. The beef was cured and packed in Mr. Dyer'. best method, and will be soot cast to contribute still further to the high reputation of Chicago beef.—(Chicago Demo. Mayinille, Nov. 7, 184.9. Hemp is without change since our last report.— We quote it in good demand at 5,50, at which a ferw sales have been made. Contrasts are making quite - freely for the new crop, deliverable 113 soon as it can be got ready, at $5. Wheal--65i10c, with but few buyers, and but little animation. New York, Nov. 0.-1,300 beef cattle, 750 from the South, remainder Mi. State) 50 cow. and calves, and 4,600 stutep and lambs. Prices, dc-c—lieef Cattle are not offered so no meroindy; the supplies coming in from the country diminishing an the season advances, but prices since our last have undergone considerable change and the sales warrant our quoting the highest rates obtained, 7,50 cart—hut there nave been trans actions to a considerable extent at 1543. The de mand at these prices ha been tolerably active , and not more than 100 bead remained unsold at the clue of the week's -business. Cows and Calves all sold at prices, ranging as in, quality. from 625 $32. 555. Sheep and Lamb s—Prices of sheep $1,25, 2,75 to 3,75, and lambi 75c, 51,75 to 2,75. 400 left over. Da. SPLitars Deus ROMP. son sus Livss Con ran..--The proprietors of this celebnved medicine are in daily receipt of the most gratifying to as to. the excellence of this remedy. Dr. APLane's Liver Pill In casegrwhich had been gWen up as in.!. sable by the most skilful physicians, have been cured immediately, so soon as these Pills were administered. These eattiacatea have been published, and have been no mtmerous, that It Ls now an established fact that /111.,ane's Liver Pills are the best medicine ever offered Lot the cure of Hepatic derangement Lose no tin., therefore, ye that suffer under that worst of seourges, the LiVer Complaint, bin hasten to parchue and use these Pills. Poe sale at the Drug Store of nova 1 KIDD ft Co, GO 'wood at • 117 . Dfin:IPII• V the bane of many a men's exist ales. No tepee can describe the sufferings caused by this distressing disease. It nnfits rasa for hts sta tion in life, whatever it may be, and makes him feel as though be would rather not exist than endure such 'misery. Yet those sufferings am produced in the first place by derangement of the stomach, and if this were met by using B. A. Fahnertock's Anti-Billow the bowels unsold be cleansed, the accumulation of bile carried off, and • speedy and sure relief obtained. Prepared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCB A Co, comer lit and wood, also comer 6th and wood its . male Wants Svaminc.-I,Ttane's Vennifoge!,- This Inside liable remedy for woman!. Is nmldly 'implanting all ether. in public estimation Where it is used it Mu produced the beet effects, and driven oat all other rem edies. uji is the beat they have ever seen,” is the re- Mark <del who have ever used at in their families. ' Trig Bums, Smerge Co. , TINA. / • Feb. 19M IBIS. I. Cad fr. Co.--I received a lot of 11.PLane!. Verne fare fonts your agent lam mitlng, which I told oat in one v.Vek, and I think I could asp sold one thousand p e w ee by this time, VI could have got/i, bpi not know mg who.' to mit, I had to wail tmtilyour agent came eree m. Nvery parson that has tried hilarity's Vert.- f o ge nal Lt lathe best they have over seen. In Mel t i dt e pp ose chle for guy one to say too mach in favor of TSPLane , s b:s.noifrige. W. R. HOBB." A genuine Mich" of the above valuable medicine can be had at the OMNI anima ow.lo . MOD k Co, CO wood Ai is IE7 Th e sat, Alto expression or soma (emotedgrateful to view, whtle the repulsive, eoarsa, muddy yellow faces& ethewaalcites tlngusi—the same wig) Mika: Could such people be Induced to 07 e cake of the tme Joxss , Italia. Chemical Soap they would be tamp/mod with the change. They would have a deli cate, clear, white skin, while evert+ disfigurement or crsptimwoult ho removed and med. PassWerrn.latsoncr..—Penom who have bought cheap ecemtanits.and Imitating. antis, and have bad no c r. feet produced, most try this, the origmat blind, t ask 6r lanes' Soap. For sale at War. inbutnes, he Libel. street. meal Er :Worms, by their irritation, segment the secre tion of amens or slime is the stomacti, in ulo c o, so, tvl.llnirolve theanelvez and It is uid they (tea upon and if deprived of it they die. The eelebrated ; L i = itr.ert=y7l. FLA tr e N . ESToc p..‘, first, ID remove the protecting minas, nail Ileeendiy7l ' P expel ths arenas rendered helpleu and tender by he. teg thus denuded. Ills ■ remedy in uhichevery con fidence con be placed; and that /I has answered the impale Is 171.4111.11 ilnrl the hundmds of certificates given us its favor - 1,5 irr The excessive or morbid secretions or bale is well Imo,n to cause violent distarbance of the diges tive organs, and bring on malignant awl arunenegea- Ile fevers, which oftea pat anted to life. The stomach matt be eleansed °Mese foul secretions, and this can molt readily be soma:relished by the curl of B A Praha enact,. Antl-13Bione Pills, which are a most valuable family cathartic. They can be sweat with safety at all limes, and afford rebel in a very short time. Prepared andld by B A FAHNESTUCX to, comerlst and wo od , and comer 6th and wood as - sags I . Lade. who use Jones' Spanish Uly Wlute, boo* lawurs &lino white Wimp . ens akin. 01 this • truil will ant* any aim Sold only In Pittsburgh, at 60 WWI Me noviMandtrUlle PORT OF PITTSBURGH. ARRIVES/, lamisMeLane, Bennett, Brownsville. Atlmilm, Porkineon, taretine, lay, Beaver. Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver. Michigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver. Lake Erie, Shales. Beaver. Beaver, Clark, Wellsville. Monongahela. Stone, Cin. Telegraph, Perry. Louisville. Hail Columbia, Green, Cin. Pilot No 2, Kansa, Cin. Mt. Vernon, Koontz, Cincinnati. American Star, Hanna, CM. DEPARTED. Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville.' Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver. Caroline, Day, Beaver. Michigan No., 2, Gilson, Beaver. Beaver, Clark, Wellsville. Lake Erie, Soles, Beaver. Telegraph, Hellen, Louisville. Ivanhoe, Sterling, New Orleans. Pennsylvania, Gray, Cin. Lamurtine, (new) shipyard. Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport. Consul, Dushane, Brownsville. Arrowline,„Morris, Brownsville. Arrow, Gordon, Brownsville' At dunk last evening, there were 5 feet 0 inches water in the channel, by pier mark, and riling. Louisville—Per Telegraph. No 1-3 hoo mdse, J H Mellor, 1 do hardware, W Bingham; 10 hhds sugar, 100 Isbls lime, Burbridge, Wilson dc co; 39 bp feathers, Canton da McKnight; 2 bbl. oil, 0 Massey; '79 bge feathers, Atwood dc Jones; 44 has atone, Forsyth & Duncan; 11 bgs feathers, A Gor don; 13 bxs stone, McFaden de co; 4 bbls hempaced 1 box, B A Fehnestock do co. 1 amuU pkg, W Hoff. man; 16 bbls flaxseed, 1 ba g feathers, W Holmes & co; 200 bbls flour, 9 McClurkan St co. Sunfish—Per Wellsville-100 bbls flour, 12 sks peaches, 95 bbl. apples, Get, A Berry; 29 hhds lob, 417 bbls flour, 14 kgs butter, 10 bbls d peaches, D Leech & co; 20 eku barley, 4 bbls seeds, 7 hbds tob, R Dalzell de co; 34 kgs butter, 19 thlwortb; 4 hhds tob, .1 A Roe; 54 bbls apples, Wick & Me. Candlcss; 5 aka cora meal. H Stark; 14 kg. butter and lard, Orucn dr McGrew. Beaver—Per Lake Erie-3 bdls leather, Sam l McClurkaii; 15 bdis paper Harper; 18 do do. Lock. min; I rat: potash, Wick St McCandless; 255 ben cheese, 3 C Bidwell; 93 do da, same; 152 do do, bbls butter .G M Hanna; b bbi. flour, 100 bu burley, Hollizru, St Loass--Per Mt Vernon-31 dry hides, Cald well; 4 bls calf skins, James May; 240 dry hides, R Bard; 1000 pigs lead, J Hannen & cc; 20 has soap, 30 do candles, J Fleck; 27 bxa cigars, 8 6: W Hashanah; 5 has mdse, J Kidd & on; 6 boa mdse, B A Fabnestock: 130 bbla floor, E Heusi ton; 150 do do, I Greer, 1 box books.:W Thagham; 50 bgs wool, Barker, 11 bbl. oil , W Lehmer 6: co, 66 do do, R. Watson; 51 sks sundries, 1 Clt rags, C H Grant; 7 bag sundries, 2 his 8 bbls do, 3 bills leather, owner aboard. Cmeinami—Per Ptks-80 bbls flour, lkleClur kart; an do do, Heazeltoo; 136 do whiskey, S Par. her; I box mdse., H Grafi; 14 ale bbls, e do lard, G W Smith; 3 bxs tools, Whitmore 6r Woltk 1 box mdse, I & R Floyd; 1 bell, A Fultoo; 6 aks wool, Orum 6c McGrew. PASSENGER ARRANGFAIWTS FOR ISV. Pot Philadelphia every evening at 9 o'clock, by Leech's Packets. Moe opposite the United States IiaI!MEIMEEM 10.. ■. Passenger Packet via BMIRIATiIIe to Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8 A. la. and 0 r. Alan Coach line direct to Philadelphia, 9 o. la. .d 111 e. Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 A. N. North-Western via Cleveland. daily, 10 A. as Erie and Western New York, daily, North-Ealatem toiladelphla, daily, except Sundays 4, .ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAU S Eastern Mad via Philadelphia, due :1 e. it., closes 12 a. Wes'! Mail, Cinem. rs Loewy, due 8 p. M, closes 5 e. r. South. nalialurctore A Wastunglon. due B T. a. el's S e. North Cowen, via Cleveland, due lile. syclosestl Few and Western New York. due r r. K. closes 8 e. a. Fall Dry Goods. Elhaeklett 6 White, No. Ow WOOD Sraxrr, NVIT&•4 the a . tt;hit - ert . el 7 Wein - e - rAereheiate to their large and fresh stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY ROOM,: which they are now receiving direct from the Eastern Manufacturers and Importers, and arkuch thug aril! sell at Eastern pabbit4l pitces. Having every famlity for the purchase of goods to the best &drainage, and the lowest possible prices, they confidently nimie Merchants to examine the qualities and prices of their gocals,feeling satisfied they can 0011, pew favorably with any market either East or West. heir stock crlll tocripnae . full assortment of all goods stonily kept i¢ Dry Goods Hormel', •odwill be constantly ecerriug oddment,. of all the new mud desi rable styles of goods of Ooderhe or foreign tuattufae. lure, and wall only require no examinouon to be bp predated. seplt CARD—November Btb, 1848. l air IL MURPHY, northeast corner 4th and Mar ket streets, Pittsburgh, has now completed the opening of a seeond large supply of Dry Goods for the seaman, and can offer to buyers an assortment to select hem, rarely to be found at this advanced part of the season. Pall:molar attention re noted to his forge stock French. English and sarienca, M all desirable co lors, imitable :or dress coats and cloaks: also, Cassi a:rens, a large anortrnent. including wool dye and French black; Doeskin, dark num; Fancy do, from the low,price Of tail wool) cm to the finest qualities and newest siyles Beside., a huge stool Or 841.111C111, common and fine, Undershirts and Drawers, Worm, Au. LADIES DRMGOOIXI,M all their variety. Country Merchanis and Merchant Tailors are invi ted to examine his stock, in Nrholesale Rooms, second story. mood City Lots at Auction. A LL that valuable property tunic an the earner of CI. Ross and Third oreeui, in the city of Pittsburgh. lately belonging to John W. Johnson, decedovd, (unless !sooner disposed of at private Nola) ;rill be exposed to public sale on the premises, u 'I o'clock, P. Id , on hat urday, the loth not Tieruca—One third cash. one sixth m one year, one sum in two year, and the Extinct lone third., on the death of the wwlow, to be recored by bonds and mom The lots will be sold aceordlng to a plan filed to the Orphans Court, to cattalo proceedings to Penman, .No 63, March Term. 1146, nod recorded to Docket P. page 163, a copy of which may be seen et the office of WILLIA3I6 t SIUNN, Attorneys or Law, Ith street. abase Smithfield. nov3.glld PATENT SODA ASH. MPORTED DIRECT FROM THE kIAYSTFACTE -1 RERS —The stlbsen.re, being the ekelusive Im porters of James Maspratt & eons' Soda Ash tor this market, are now and will continue to be largely sup plied with this celebrated brand, which they will sell at the lowest masker pnee for rash or approved hills They refer to the glaze and soap.mmtaractureo of this city generally respecung the quality W & hl hIiTeIih:LTREE, noel 160 liberty IS Bleaching Powder, (Chloride irf Lime.) AI POMTEO ISRECT FROM TWO MAN ['FAO I Co j RERS.—The sobscritxre have on band arid will constantly be supplied with Jas. hlospratt & Sons , cel ebrated Rleachiusy'Powder, which they ,II warrant equal If not impeller to any imported an the C. States, and which they ace prepared to .ell at the lowest mar ket price for rash or approved hill. novl W & M IdITCHELTREE,I6O liberty st Fsrnuas B,er or Prrnrectrov, October net, 148. thirteen Decatur. to serve for e 11 or.irr iih:are'gHon" no alNorelber Lh, between r ho boars 0(9 A. AL and a P. DL . . ocol44ild THOMAS M. HOWE, Cwhier. bleacuaan , hTaithirscrithints' D•ax, October 20, ISIS. S AN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank, lor the ensuing .year, will be held at the thinking - Howe on Monday, the 2001 day of November next. net-23.10d %V. H. DENNY, Cashier. Rink or Perrsacasu, 1 October 49, 164 e. AN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank for the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House on Monday, the twentieth day of November next, ocull..dial JOHN SNYDER . , Cashier. INFORMATION WANTED..—Was taken by mi. take from the landing, foot of Wood street, on last Thursday, 26th ult., I sock WOOL, marked "SmithA Sinclair,. Pah. Any person by returning it, or infor mation by which it may be received, arta be liberally rewarded by 8 tr. W HARBAUGH. nov2 5.1 water snd 104 front sts T. MST. /ITIMINS. MUT T. 00.T11131. GEORGE & JENKINS, COMMIS/310N PROVISION MERCHANTS, HAL riMORF, Etaa-raxitera—Chureh, Carothers tr. Co Alexander Laughlin, John Crier. ROCE.IIIF24-211.1 bags Omen Rio Coffee; kJ 75 half chest. Young Hymn Tea; 10 do lopl, O P and Rik do M boxes Lump and Plug Tobacco; LM do Nectar Lent do 75 do Naleraturi 15 bap Pepper; sdo Alepicir; 50 bales Cattail Railing; 55 do Caudiewica; With • general alsonMplit of Gamer:es, received and for sale by R ROBISON b. Co, novel IPI Liberty et Cl_ _RKAT REDUCTION IN PRICEN—Surni & Jona. Ur sox, 40 Market street, offer (or sale at 25 per cent below regularprices, rice Chameleon Silks, Mantilla do, 1.401 t and fancy Alpaca., Blohatr Luau., Pain et to Cloth,' French Alamo. of the most choice color. French Cloth. and Cusimeres. nov7_ rip° MERCHANTS, NOV. 7, 18411—W. R. kluaruy I invites merchants to look in at his large slack of °OOHS oat opened, in Wholesale Rooms, fdstory, north east corner of Fourth and Market m. Pecos aseeedingly low. nor 7 • I /NBEED OIL-10 bbla In more and for .ale by j_j npril 0 BLACKBURN ft Co IMPRESSED CAMBRICS—For lining for clonal, kg a ..,10,0 colors, lately reedd at the dry goods house 'of ootl4 W R blUltPilY_ C! VAN'S DOWN for trumaing drew., with Uppets k 7 and cuffs of the moo, for sale H by F EATON & Co, 62 Fourthin, near Market PPI I4 INB N EED 014-0 b ra j landing from warner - 11 - 4 MichLS4o, ad for by W lIARBILUaII, octal • al water and IN from st CHe of supefilngßialgr, for solo by I :g r .-2U bu' ISAIAH DICKEY C Co, from m 0L,,...m.- ! . : ,vpgz:. m0 4 1° 0 .'4.'1'0,17 In store and (or sale by oet24 W & 111 111ITCIIELTREU 1/7 RITE CLUE.— I bbl No 1 extra, Just reek! and fo We by 0ct4.1 R E SELLERS • _______ _ __ PEAJUIF4f4--25 sacks Dried Peaches, landing and f " we bY J C BIDWELL, Aga, ocell water st CHALK—I too Jost rep'd .d for ugp by 0e127 JO4lOl II MORGAN TIRESSIBONE—IdO gross jost reed dad fOr sole by 0. , 27 C AIUtUTHNQT ARD 01L—Of the bodi - qmplity—tfl bbis just reed Land for sale by J SeHOONMAKER & CO, novl 24 wood at rlll.lrD LOGWOOD-60 bbl. jam rne'd and for sato ‘,..1 by nave .1 KIDD k Co num StiELLAC—IDO lbs Jut reed outd_ gals by C 9.• lIMILIANEOUS. PLAIN° POUTEL ... JOHN U. AIRLLOR, No. El Wood Street, bas now received a full assort ment of Pis no Fortes. selected from the following manufactories in Boston and New York, to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully invited. Those from Mr. Chickerinsi If the .nle of which he is Foie Agent at Western Penn s vl viuukl have what Is termed the New Circular Seale; being nn improvement recently made, and giving them a decided ad...moire in power and equality of tone over any others. The following are the patterns and styles of Chickening's: No. I. Rosewood, 7 oceves, finished back ik front, 8400 - 2. " 64 " richly carved " " 8400 3. - 64 " " " " " 8418 4. " 64 " carved mouldings, " 8401 5. - 04 finished hack and front, 8350 8350 8..?...8 8.8.1 -9. " 9 projecting front, ECM " 7 richly carved, style of Louis 14th. " 11. " 6 hollow corners and hollow cor nered legs, second hand, cost originally 84lh and will be sold at a very reduced price. No. It Rosewood, rmind comer, very elegantly fin robed, IPO6. No 13- Rosewood, round corner. very el egantly finished, /P. 173. The above are manufactured by H. Worcester, N. Y., well known as being connected formerly with Henn. fitment, Worcester & Dunham, N. Y. N. la Ressewood,6-4. carved moulding, made by the hlanhattan Company, N. Y. $173. No 14, Rosewood carved, I octave; Gale & Co's, N. Y, &WO. No. 13 " plain 6 - No Id, Rosewood Grand Piano, made by Henri Her; Paris. No 17, Itlegiogatiy, 6 octaves, second hand, price $75. Old Pianos taken in part payment (or new ones. JOHN 11 MELLOR, Sole Agent for Chiekering's Grand and Selman Piano Fortes, (or Western Pennsylvania. SPLENDID LOT OF NEW PIANOS. lipppil MINNS & CLARK, New York; CHICKERING, Bocon; The subacriber beano. , open and for aide, a lot of moat superior Pianos, ss• leered by binaseli at We matiotaesones. - • • • •• They consist of Rosewood and Alahogany PiIIZIOII, of of 6, and 7 octave*, of venous styles and prices, and embrace all the latest Improvements. Those of Nouns Clark's toei which celebrated firm he soi , s Anew) have au Improved way of leather g by no other, also , e r a plan of leathering the hammers, preveriung these Minos from growing harsh and witty alter sonar use. The Pianos of Chtetenng, of which he has a mperi or lot, are provided with the Circular Scale, and were .elected for him with care by J. Cluckanng, of Boston. The above will positively be sold at manufacturer.' prices, and on accommodaung terms. The subscriber will incurably be found at J AV Woodwell's, from 11 to to la A. Al, and train I to S P. 111. Mr. Woodwell will attend to the business during the balance of time. H. KLEHER, .110 at J IV Woodwell'.. cS Third _.t GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY—The subscribe, has lust received from Europe, and for rale, an entirely new Invention of Piano Forte. called the CAB INET PIANOFORTE, which pomeraing mom power sod sweetneas than the square Piano, oceopies but oue fourth as much /00111, nod is a much more showy and handsome piece of furniture. It is particularly desira ble where the saving of space is an object, being ex ceedmgly neat and compact, and occupying no more room than a small side table. The subscnber has in hand a W. 61011110 of Its sugierionty from the celebra ted pianist, Mosehelles, in tus own hand writtug,which may be inspected. H KLEHER., °cora At I W Woodwell's EILTZ! A SPLEADID assortment of Maho g• any and Roy...rood Pte.'st • tatted. These instruments see madeli n of the latest pattern and best material. and will be sold low fin emit by F. BLUME, IL2 Wood strum, 01 door above N. IL—Those who are in want of a good instrument. are respectfully invited to examinethese before pus• chassug elsewhere,. they cannot be excelled by any in the country, and will be sold lower than any brought from the East. Also put received, two pianos of Ham burgh manufacture, warranted to he supenor to soy ever sold In this country. octl3 F. B. PEACII TREES FOR BALE, AT the Fairview Nurseries, Moorestown, Bur lington county, N: 1. About da varieties of the best Inoculated Fruit, of the largest aria finest varieties, fipennig from the Ist of July until the Ist of October, besides other frau trees of the following kinds: Apples, Pears, Plums, Apricots, Nectannes, Cherries, and a large quantity of Ornamental Tn. of the usual yummy. Persons wishing to order trees fur Fall planting, by sending their order accompanied with the cash, or sansfactory reference, will be punc tually attended to Persons ordering trees wbo are unacquainted with the mimetic., can depend on the belt (or market or family. Trees will be emefullypacked in ats and mom. for which Weems per bundle will m De charged. Orden sent direct by mail or otherwise to the Nursery. will De punctually attended to. De scnpove catalogues, with pnces attached, furnished g fault to post -paid applicant', . . . JOHN PERKINS, Proprietor Mooreuotert, N. J. Uri. J 4 1e4,41.22r&w32126T ILooting.—finlynnised Tin Tsub. fibers beg to call the attest.. of &sliders, I Architects and owner. of Buildings. to the many advantages which these plates passe. over all other metallic substances hitherto uss-tt for roofing. he , as they possess at onee the lightness of tron. without tl• habiliry to rest, ratraitu now been tested for several years in this par.. dint, both to this country and in Eu rope. They are less liable to expansion and contra, Lon from sudden ertrULEt of me atmosphere. than com mon an plates, tron, sine, or any other metal now used for roofing, and consequenUy forma much better and tighter mot requiring far leas frequent repairs, whilst the first cost is but a trifle more A full aupply. of ❑i mar, from 18 to 90 W con manly on hand and for hate by 601 B MOREWooD a. CO. 14 and 16 Beaver street. New \wk. The patent tight for this article having been secured for the United States, all parties infrlnging thereon, either by tents:Mahon or otherwise, will he prosecu ted iseulli.daterlyT RUST plump. IRON THE undermined hi., erected works in the env of New York, for ae purTon.e of Galvanising all art, eles alto. which it to deur:U.lc to PROTE:C I' FROM RUST. ruch as Telegraph Wire, IlMts, Spree., Nadir, Wire for Fence., and ally other article whichhe required. For Hoop. (Or CTL•ii.O , no a eubeUtuta (or bale Rope; tor C10t...L1-ince Light:vow Rods, and shoe, of other opplleamma a will be found cheap and durable. They would partwalarly 0000000 to ,he Galvani zed `Fare for (enc.; a jequires no paint, and will not Also to Sp.. and Unite the prevervation of which is of O mach kW:romance, that it veal commend it.lf to the notice of alt those intererted. GM D. 1610XF,WOOD te.. CO., Patentees, 0c[311,1/0.17T 11end 16 13eaverik„k1 Volk ■•IUt•CTC{L •sn 01.41.3.1 I • TOBACCO, SNUFFS, AND CIGARS, AT hls Old Stand comer of Smithfield street and Diamohd alley, Pittsburgh. Pa., would respectful. ly call the mention of Country Merchants, Hotel and Steamboat Rarkeepeni t to a large and superior ment of IMPORTED CIGARS, among which will be found the following brand, vim Eagle, Regalia, Ca.. Prtnelpe, La Norm., Star Brand. Aline'', and Dollar Regalia*, all of which will he sold as low as can he had at any other house in the otty. Also, constantly on hand and for sale. a large and well selected mock of Virginia, MISKIPTI, and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. Also, 'thrum Cabe and Common Leaf Tobacco constantly on hand and for sale. nova..l6sn i8!IU . . FRESII FROM THE BUELL—By Burke & Co's Fast Express, at reduced piece—To accommo date nil leiren. Of this delicious luxiiry, BURKE & Co have resolved to supply the people regularly through out the season, with ilia choicest Fresh Oyster. in cans, half cans and shell, at such reduced prices as will enable every fishily to enjoy this delicacy at their tablet. An Eaprews load will be received deliy at the vrare house or JNO C BIDVVELL, Water street, between Smithfield and 01.11., and for sale thee, and at the fol. lowing depots: Reis & Berger, corner Smithfield and 21 .to E fleasleton, Iharnoud; A Bouvier, Penn st, 6th Ward; D Haughey, foot a Liberty st; / Cohan, Jr, Perm'. Avenue; Mercer & Rottnison, Allegheny city. oetril °Moe of Americana Foreign Patents. TAMES GREENOUGH, of the late hrm of Keller & LI Greenough, continues tha business of Consulting Engineer and Patent Attorney, at his office in the city of WASHINGTON. He may be consulted and em ployed In making examination. in machinery' in the Patent Office end - elsewhere, in furnishing drawings and specifications of machines, and all papers necessa ry, transfer, amend, reissue or extend letters patent in the United taus or Europe. Ile east also be consult ed professionally an at questions of litigation aris ing Under the Patent Low, and will argue dies -nous before the Patent Office or an appeal therefrom, for which his long experience in the Patent Office and his profession, have peculiarly fitted tuna The pro- fessional business of the late Dr. T. P. Jones having been placed in his hands, all letters in relation thereto should be addressed to hint post paid. auga-diwilmB HEW ARRANGEMENT. DOCTOR R. W. hIORRIS having recently porch.- ed the Drag Store formerlyowned by Rays a /3 rockway, No. 11 Commercial Row, Llbert etre., Pukburgh, takes thin method or informing his friends and the public in general, that his store will at all time. be au plied with an extensive ond general assortment or Drags, Dye Stuffs,. Paint, Oils, Varnishes, Perfumery, Colognes, and indeed every or tick called tor to a drug store, which will always he sold as low as at oily other house in the city, whole sale or retail. Hoping to merit a share of the public patronage, nothing shail be wanting at give entire sat isfaction to his customer.. onv7,ls_p_ll. Wydropath or the Water Care. (Aram BENJA MIN y W. MORRIS, mitt ...trim.* practice the se eand popular remedy coiled lityt to mpathy or the Water Care, and tide-sired will treat diseases Allopathically. Obstiirical oases will be at tended `to promptly. N. D.—Dr Morrie may ba consulted at his Drug Store, No. tl Commercial Row, Liberty street, during business boars, or at his residence, morning and even ing, Penn street, 3 doors below I twirl'. alley. nos7-tspl4 I,33TTSBUROH, OCTOBER 3, 1646.—We •re now in receipt of several bales first rate 1642 Western New York and Massachusetts Prune HOPS, and are always receiving regular sunpilea. We are prepared to at lowest rates. Office, Pitt street, Allegheny OP!, 0016 W SMITH Et CO. ONO AND SQUARE SHAWLS-4 A Maso n L Co, 60 gimlet st, have Just reed per latent impor tations, 60 dos Long and Square Shawls, including plaid Long Shawls, of the richest colors and el:lowest patterns. Comfortable Wool Shawls of every descrip tion and at uniformly low priers.finch OSOr CO., INFORM their friend. and the public that they haee no lottgar tiny eoneeetion with their late establbh taunt kh Petal Wee', known as the Pittsburgh brewery, baling removed their entire business to the POINT OfIRWEit V, hi Pia •treet. wyihid Y$ RITCHIE & COCHRANE ) . FOIIWARDIAG CONBIIBIIIOfI NO. 93 TOIIOUPITOULA STREET, .01-d&wem•S New Orleans. PCLE.9IAN, 114.11.111 AN & Co, have rammed to th. WproPouse, 3 doom west of the Monottgahel app% on Water and Front streets, Mft FIENY —The Warehouse No. 43 WoOd at, 00{19Fnot ropy DS. D. HOST, Co . T r er . c rep2-111 yin =l'.M2t=l IUrOSTABD-1 bbl ground Ma JOH ltard_ N ,_ for cab by ILJW!D IdOROAN GROCERIES, &c. CH. GILCNT Often (. . terms , 31P1 bags Le coffee, 400 dololk Pepper, 73 pkg. H, P and lm Toes; 30 1161 s emeited and pal v d Sugars; fff do e Noe 5,7 & 8 Loaf no casks Madder. 99 bz. Hunt's AicK 3 do liolowa' do, 33 reams Tow Wrapping Paper, 150 do ,tram do do; 50 dos Hemp coeds; 191 °MIS manilla Rope; . 41:1M Ms cotton Yarns; 3,303 !be No 1 it 9 Batting; 03 bra Rosin Soap; 10 do rare do; bbLe Rosin; VD maks TenhanOs doable 2 eetoons lads Io ban ground Pepper I east. E Bahl, 5 bags All Ginger, do Allspice, SO mails cinnamon, tefined &Oda Ash; 35 boo 14212 Olust 64 do 8210 doe 102 do pint Flask; 15 do I do do; 14 doper Bottles, 130 bbls Line, 115 kje , s , Beatty's Bile Pqw 'lo9 do ao Rock do; 14 bdles No 24 Sheet inter; 20 Peacock and Patent Lever Ploy hs. .e• 1 70 b. la, .ss, Ss .d lsa Tobacco, vanons bids .d paalitioN 10 key Carolina and V. twist Tobacco Waig=l 75 beds N 0 Sagar, 358 k s Plp s re / asddle Lead' 1 cask Lam Black; 2512116. A B, p B ccct cast THE subscribers are now rd low rate.,.. folio • b 5 hfche.t. Y H Imperial, 0 P and blk Telt! BO bar do do receiving and offer for we ,viz 50 bbls No 3 Mackerel half bbls do 75 bp white Brasil Sugar 10/ tims Herring, No P 15 big Bordeaux Almonds 33 " E Walnuts 33 " Filberts 30 " Brazil Nuts 30 " Tenn Ord Nuts 200 b. W R Raisins 00 cases Tomato Catsup 50 drums Figs 7 mats Datu 12 cask. Zante Currants 20 bu Shelled Almonds 5 C.C. Liquorice 20 bus Rock Candy 70 las Sardines 73 " Fire crackers 8 " spiced Chocolate 9 eases Prunes 25 bxs Lemon Syrup I cue prered Muter 14C"Blacking Principe, Regalia, Cumin, and Havana Cigars NGLISH k BENNETI „oppothe St Charles Hotel es to., glbe. paha coffee 0. P. and Imperial teas ; rules 400 bags Sjo and Lagnira Coffee 16 bp Old Gov Java do LW bre manufactured To bacco, Ss, 10s, 325, Ilb and lb lump; 16s and Ss Span do 300 rows Cassia I bbl Nutmegs bsgs Pepper 9 ceroons Indigo IC bags Pimento bales Cloves; Id bbls chi Log Wood 9 casks Madder 20 has No I Chocolate 9 casks 24isoce Salts 20 bids Tanners' Oil =UMW 15 exs Sperm Candies 43 b. Whim Pipes 5 cask. Rice 37 bag. Dairy Suit 20 Wits refined Sugar meg3o 37 Wood sou r Groceries 600 bags Rio and Lags 150 pokers Y. IL, 100 inds N. 0. soy 150 bbl. " tool 100 bra warted tol 300 sides N. Y. sole 100 kgs rock powde 300 ream. srrappir 50 " foolacap ; 50 bids No. 3 large mackerel; 50 " North Carolina tar; 25 " assorted loaf sugar; 50 " chip logwood ; 50 " " &one ; 10 ground caravrood ; I hhds prime madder ; 3 cannons 8. F Indigo 20 Lib's copperas; 15 ‘' alum; 10 " solemn.; 75 dos bed cords; with a general assortment of Pittsburgh manufactures receiving and far sale on accommodating terms by J F1,0y1:4 Rapti Round Charch To W m Illorchants. ASSET A aizr offer for We at 3.5 Wood MOW T Pittsburgh, on accommodating terms la pocks Y. 11., WWI and Owt Powder Teas ; 000 brys Rio Coffee ; 10 " Pepper; " Airtime ; ICC boo I lb Lump, 5s Nod 8u Tobacco ; 20 kris 0 twist; hhd. N. 0 Sugar; 100 bbl. Mollusc.; 73 " No. 0 and 3 Mackarel; 20 half do do 30 bbl. N. C. Tar • 10 " Tanners Cd ; 05 boo Chocolate; 30 "- Rooio. ; ID " White Pipe.; 1000 " ANIS Window Glom from 6-8 to 2410; YO mks Sod. rub ; 30 IMO S. Salo ; 10 mks Pearl Aah ; " ?anteroom, SU " Gannon Clay ; MO kg. Assld naila, wok a general worm:tent of all gives of iron, and Pittsburgh manufaatured articles at low prices. sepia_ Orooortos. to. 345 ft FIGS Greco Rao Coffee; IJ 150 kg. V. H., 0. P. and Impanel Teas 000 bbls N. 0. Motu.. ; Ou bbd. N. 0. Sugar I* Los Manufactured Tobacco, Oa, 8., 14. 32. and I pound lumk 100 ' Tau errs c ri ; 25 bbls L.Pogor • Ceroons S. F. Indigo; 1 Idol Madder ; Ye bbl. N. C. Tor ; 30 " No. 3 Large Mackerel; so boo No V Chocolate ; 100 Reams Wrapping Paper; 45 White Pipes; I cows Liquorice Wok, a general *sauna:tem ur . Pittsburgh Manufactures, reed and for sale by (IEO. A BERRY, sepls IS wood nt 1 ROC/MIES—WO bags superior Rto Coffee U 110 hf chests Y H, U F, and Imperial Teas: 30 caddtes dp do do do 110 bbl. N 0 lirolasses 23 Inds do Sugar 20 his Hagana do 33 bbl. Loaf do, 6, 7 and I Id ho. Tobacco, I lb, 1, 12 and 16 • 10 kegs 6 lyrist Ml mats Cassia 60 Ulla No 3 large Mackerel 2 blids Madder 3 ceroons S F Indigo 23 bags Pepper BID bales Batung, No I. 4 and 3 90 bogs Cotton Yam, 5 to IV BO bk. whim and stone Pipes • 10 blils I . llr BM kegs 9hoenberger's Nina, auorted 40 dos good Wheat Bags 60 bas 6210 and 10112 Glass 30 dos Buckets 6 do Tubs Also, Pittsburgh manufactured articles of all load, for sale low hl JOHN 9 DILWORTH, septa 27 wood at WINEB, lIILANDI I / 1 5, (SINS, Lo. l l) HALF rdpes Cognac Brun er, . Hennessy Otani. Du & Co 3 " Pmet, Coatilien p &oy Co 12 octaves Rochelle do A Sewn.. 4 pipes Holland Gto, 5 yr eks supr pale Sh•ry Wine, Doff. Gordon & Co Brig'der 1 " " Ma letra do 10 " " L F Tenertffe do Carpenter 40 •• •• Oporto %Vine• vartous grades 30 " '• Lisbon do ` In hbds Sb hf hhils I.llnot Sauterne Wines bbis ID bhds Bordeaux Claret, Slontferand IS do klarseilles do Borg*. IS baskets Champagne Wtne, Hetdseick 15 do do do P A Mantra & Co lb do do do J.que.on & Son 60 eases Claret of various grades, darted to bottles Id baskets Bordeaux Otrve 0.1, crop 1840, Durand; 5 do Bordeaux •• Latou., 20 do Marton. ' Just removed and for .ale by ...eget° MILLER & RICKETSON SUND4I.I-1.50 bags Green Roo Coffee: l 5 baga fancy 15 do Latuayra 10 do old Gov Java •• 30 half cheats Green Teas; 20 do Cholalt and Oolong Teas; 511 do catty boxes lased " 60 box. Tobacco, monad; 50 do Crompton & Co'. Palm Soap, 30 do Chillicothe .5 do Castile 10 do Palm and Almond 40 do M R Reims; 20 do 4 .w crop; 1100 lb. Sante Currants; 30 bbl. small Loaf Sugar. 3 cues Wolsey D 10 bbl. crushed and pulverood Sugar; 5 do N O Clartfted 3 eases Extract of Lemon; 1 do Rose; I do '• Vanilla; doe fine Oliva Oil; 10 uperior Mustard, 1 " meted Jellies; 1 chke Jujube Pas.; 1 " Liquorice; 50 do. Patent Zion Wuh Boards; 150 do assorted Corn Brooms; 2000 lbs ouperior Solemn; 30 bx• Stearine and Star Candle.; for We by ocrlo JI) WILLIAMS, corner wood and 6th et. F RESH TEAS—Withal( ehests,very superior grades Young Hylton, Hyson Skin, Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, and Black, Now landing and for sale by WICK tr. SPCANDLESS, xep22 corner wood and water at TEAS -450 pakages, compnang Young Hysoulfeas, ball awns and catty boxes; Gunpowder do do do do Imperial do do do do Sonehong and Powehoog, in half chests, of various goal.. and late importanons, In store and for sale by BALPALEY Pc SMITH, ang773 10 and 20 wood et 1 1757INIatSUGA51.;4 0 bee D. sm 110.0 bbl. no. 4,5, 0, 7 and a o ll o OM do crushed do trfe do powdered do 50 do clarified do in store and for sale by JAfilk. A HUTCHISON do Co, _seps Agts St. Louis Refinery . IV i filo9 S rria N c:k o eSelo " hll73 l :s7:ll,.7s 4 Ur 66% 3' 21:a b1 d . , 15 bbl. s. House mo tsse& (4W 150 boa window ...ft 2n bsa. best Y. a Tea, 5 do Imperial do, 5 do Con Powder do. Beet S. 13. BUSHFIRLD. OILS -3,500 gobs winter bleached Whale Inn do do do Spann do 15 bbls daee do Sdo brown Tames. do sdo Spirant Turpentine; In store and or cob by aug3l 0 BLACKBURN &Co EFINED SUGARS-5 boo DR large Loa; COD IL bbl. 4,5, 0, 7 and n small dia,• 230 do cra•hesl; lhU do powdered; in more and for sale by JAMES A HUTCHISON & Co, 1721 Agents of St, Loins Steam Sugar Refinery GROCERIES -53 hod s prime N 0 Segos 40 bbls Loot Sugar, No. 2, 8 and - 7 43 " P Lo rime NO Molasses 18 " Sugar (louse 100 bags prime ILo Codhe 28 lit ahem. Y H Tea 80 boo 0 and 12 lb do and 6 P 10 " Virginia Tobscco, la, Ss and I'b 01 bbl. large No 3 Mackerel 11800 For sale b 7 W.& M Nl:Tem.:Exam, "P 2l .• 100 liberty it Grux - iau ItiU Mids N U Sugar; 100 111. Molionies; 60 S Il do Srm bogs prime Rio Codes, 86 ht chems 1( II and 0 P Tea. 18 " Povrchong do 120 boo 6s and Its Tobeeco 10 bags Pepper 50111. large No 3 Mackerel; P. general easement of Pittsburgh manufactured articles, all of ;which will be sold low by 02118 JAMES DALZELJ.,2IIwater . at_ WINES -30 east. Port Wine 26 do Bytes, Malaga do • 10 d 6 Maideint do, for sale by _Ler4 WrptyIITCHELT#F.E. DECTIFIEDWHIBKEY of superior ottlilltr, "ib U. an assortment of Foreign and Doniestlelamors, aiways on hand and for solely sepai W a td. MITCHELTREE ALCOHM, ahray. on tmad and Cm ulo by nag/ kl lIITCRELTREE ROMA LOTS, FARMS, /co, i VALUABLE PROPEETT FOR RALE, Tlf AT property lately occupied by K req., on Craig street, near Mobinsen, Allegheny rty, will be sold on neeprarthllerms The lot la XI feet 4 inches on Craig =Oct, roaming through to the Canal lsu fem. There s• good two story frame dwelling home on the premises, lately bnih, and the lot is well improved, containing a vancry of choice fruit trees, grape, shrubbery, Am This property is conveni ently sheeted for persons doing businessin either Pins borgh or Allegheny, and is a desirable residence. This inchapittable. For terms apply to WM. BOYD. Attor ney at Law, office onFourth street, above Smithfield. ap..l-dtf — SUM - Anriiiie - oal Laud for Sale s SITUATED on the Monongahela river, about If/miles from Pittsburgh and 3 miles above third Lock, in the immediate neighborhood of Messrs. Lyon is Flhorb, and Mr. John Herron's purchase. This fine body of Coal will be mild at the low pnce of 833 per acre—one third in hand, balance in five equal annual payment., without interest Title indisputable. Location very good—cannot be ...passed. For further particulars nquire of 8. BALBLEY, who has a draft of said pro perty. Residence SI at, below Ferry, Mr. Adams' Bow. N. B. There is another seam of coal on this tract, about 60 feet above the lower, of excellent quality. 8. B. tioatEstato Is Ohlo. TRACT of land, 90 acres, in Harrison, Portage Co., on the Cuyahoga river—about 30 Items under im provement. Al., two unimproved lots in the vi llage of Warren, True nil Co.. GO feet by 90. Also, a lot of ground in the centre of Hartford, Trumbull Co. ' with a Roo dwelling house and store—one of the best stands for a merchant on the Western Reiter. Any or all this property will be odd on very accommodating term. ISAIAH DICKEY tr. Co, feblo Water and Front at.. 1 , 146 , 161i1rip0a BALE: — HE large and well built Factory, erected on Rebec ca street, Allegheny city, by R. B. Canaan Esq., offered for sale at a bargain, and on easy terms. The lot on which the Factory Is erected, fronts 1110 feet on Rebecca street, and nit's back 110 feet to Park street The main building is of brick, three stones high and 50 feet long by V 7 feet wide. The Et*ne House is large and commodious, with an engine,boiler, stack, Re- all in complete order. The property will be Sold low, and on advantageolis terms. For price, terms, An, enquire at this offlice. aug24-dif THE submriber offers for rent for the term of ne or more years, a large convenient well Em it o ?, two story Dwelling Hoare, containing Broom. and Kitchen. There is a lot of ground COotaining Ur. of fine young fruit Mee of every &Ind, stable, &e., connected with the house. To any person wish ing • delightful residence within a few minutes ride of the city, this will be a rare chance. For terms, which will be low to a good tenant, inqture of Mr. /no. Wright. near the premises, of John Watt, corner of Hand and Liberty streets, or of oet2B-tf THEO. F. WRIGHT. Q=! TE sabsenber will sell on accommodating terms, a valuable tract of unimproved land, situate on the road leading from Brighton to Franklin, about eighteen miles from Pittsburgh, and about eight miles from the town of Freedom on the Ohio river. The tract con tains 403 acres and MI perches, motet measure The land is of an excellent quality, about i/O acres cleared, and well watered, and will be sold either on whole or in farms of convenient size, to suit purchaners. For further particulars enquire of Wlll. BOYD, Any at Law, once on 4th at. above Sainhiteld, Pittsburgh. Property in - All eirhenCity to Wa T HE subseribers o der for sa l e a number of choice Lou, situate in the Second Ward, fronting on the Common ground, on easy toms. Inquire of W. (PH. ROBINSON, Arty at Law, St Clair at or of JAB ROBINSON, on the premise, myl7id&wlf T VrA LCABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET V FUR PALE—A Lot of Uround situate on Penn street, between Hay and Marbory vweets. adioining the house and lot now occupied by Richard Edwards, having a front of 25 feet, and in depth 120 feet, will be sold on favorable terms. Title unexcepuonable. En hear* of C. 0. LOOSIIS, 4h st, near Wood. oet2l-dtf FOR RENT A THRFA: story Bnok 'Availing 'loom, on Water, above Grant street. Possession given on we first of January, 1b49, or sooner if required . For terms, :limner. of . . _ nov7 0 BLACKBURN & Co, water st Desirable Ceisisii Rea - Menem iSr Bale. ifA%%SHIN° to return to the coy next Spring, I will sell or exchange ior c property , ny pperty, my present ence in Lawrenceville. This property is beauti fully located on the Orcensburg "rumpike, about 'X mutates d nye from the centre of the city. . . • noe4-ti2w ROOT. D 'mom PSON. 110 Market o Valuable Reside Alleihrtri for Sole. CIONTEAI ATING n n nroval from Allegheny city, t./ 1 offer ml rc•ortebov lor sale. The premises are in delighliol order. nun ev , .cy way worthy We ab. tention of Arty person wisbiny itiett property. _ %V. POINDFOCTER. SeeT lastate in lEGrear oessatp. LOT,ABunetionse lrAd UweDing, situate on the Erie Evanston Canal, In the village of West Mid dlesex; a desirable location fora merchant Also, a Lot and good Dwelling Horne well suited for • Tavern Stand, In the village of Orangeville, on Bute line of Ohl*. Terms easy. iseIAuDICKEY A. Co. feblo Water and Front ats. ,/,L A CONVENIE:NT two mory Firma Uwelllng .M. 7 House. on Rots .veer. Eno..< of \VM II WILLIAMS. cor Wood and 3cl 01. (1011 L LAND FOR SALE—Seven acres coal land for sale. situate I/1 'Lend of the Monongahela RIV<T, above Brownsville, having a 7 foot vein of coed watch 101 l be sold in esclueige for goody. Pot pumice ., apple to 1r..-¢5l A RBA I , (;ti MI wood .1 AW A ItEH 01: sKI '0 R L.E.—The subscriber ar!e for rale the three story bnck Warehouse on Wood street, accepted by R. Tanner & Co. Whl WILSON, Jr. To Lot. The subacnbers will rent part of the ware house now ocoupten by them. A pply to LEWIS. DALZFI & Co, EXCHANGE BROKERS. &. a. nowizs s scums, Bankers, Exchange Brokers, NOTM, DRAFTS, ACCEPTANCES, COLA SILVER AND kIANK N(YTES. COLLF.CIIONS.—Dr•nr. Notes •nd Acceptances payable In any part of the Union. collected on the most favorable terms. EXCHANGE on Nrw York. Phtladelpluft euul Bal. Gmotes also, Calemnutl. L00t...111c, :Lunt Lowe nod New dOrleans, conmuntly for .Ic. BANK NOTES —Holes on all solvent banks In the United States discounted at the lowest rates. All kinds or Foreign and Ameriehn (kohl and Silver Cons bought and told Office No. 55 Market street, between 3d and Ith. Pittrburgh, Pa. octss EIVEIRRY, IKANNA BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealers in Foreign and Domeatte Exchange, CernSkates of Depokote, Bank Notes, .d Specie; Foank ammo, near ly oppomm me Bank of nuaburgh. Current money reek: red on deponite—S,ght Checks far sale, and col • lectiona made on nearly all th e pnneipal poirtta iu tha United Stites. The highest prewam paid for Forelin u!A Amerlean Gold. Advances made on conslrnments of Produce, ship ped East. on liberal terms mehl3 FOILE/GI I.IXCIIANGE. BILLS on FAgland. Ireland, sod Scodand bought any amount at the Current Rates of Exchange. Also, Dina, payable in any part of the Old Countries, from £1 to Elooo, at the rate of IS to the ASterhag. ornhout deduction or diseourit, by JOSHUA ROBIN SON, European and General Agent, office eth st one door went of wood. octlett . . NsritsTEllNPUNDS— °"'lndlana, nelaneky, htlotoun, Bak Noter, purchased at the lowest rates N. H , by 01...51F & SONS, sepl3 35 Market street. • - • . • .- RILL L CURRY, - DANCERS and higehaiwe Brokers, Dealers in For eign and Darnesuc Tune and Sight Bills of Ex change. Cernfieates of Deposit., Bank Note. and Coin; No IS Wear greet, third door below Fourth, west side. marlttf usexter 3 l . l. ltAmEß ni i i xowalo xasca )ICANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROIIERS, dealer, in Foreign and Domosuc Hills of Exchange, Cer. ates of Deposit.", Bank Notee and Com, corner of 3d and Woal Greets, directly oppoel. :le. Charles Ho tel. marLwilly tILLS OV EXCHANGE—bIight eneck• 011 New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, Constandy for sale by N HOlibfrS & SONS. sepl3 3S ?thicket st. CIOLLECTIONP---Sines. bruit, wd Acceptatict, lj payable in the Western cities, collected on the most favorable term. by senlbN 1101 NIFN & NOVS . - HAT CHECKS ON - NEW %WO 1,7 .14 N HOLMES k SONS HATS, CAN AND BONNETS FASHIONABLE HATS. THE subscriber. to addition to his own ts manufactunng of Ha, has made arrange- ments with Messrs liebee & Co, (the most fashionable hatters of the coy of New York I for is reg. aloe supply °Oils emelt fine oth Hats, and having 'est received a few cases, gentlemen can be suited with a very rich and beauttfu‘hat by calling at his new Hat and Cap Store, SraithLeid street, second door south of Fourth, where may be found a great variety of Hats and Caps of his own trinnufacture, wholesale and re tell. Hate made to order on than notice. JAMES WILSON. ei coati & Co., (Soder...dr. to M'Cord h King) Fashionable Hatter's, Corner of Wood and Fifth Stmets. PARTICULAR attention plod to our Retail Trade. Gentlemen can rely upon getting their Hag and Cape from our entahllahment of the sear MATIMIALB and neortarcareGatr, of the Larm miss, and at the Lawton Country Iclerchants, purchasing by wholesale are respectfully Invited to null and nuns... our Stock; as we can say with confidence that as regards (MAIM, and Muck, it will not suffer in a comparison with any house in Philadelphia. fettl7 Fall Pashtos. for 1848. htsCORD & Co., (LATE deCOBD & [lna,) NILL introduce on Saturday, August 16th, the Fall style of Ilnw,just received from New York. se at want of a neat and beautiful hat, are invited to call at their store, corner of Fifth .d Wood streets. augcli - STRAW 000118. DEALERS am muted to autunite R. 11. PALMER'S stock of Straw Good., of the spnag styl composed in pars of . BONN ETS—F lorance Braid; Engfish Bur nable do; American do do; China Pearl do; CoLurg do; Rutland do' French Lace; Fancy (limp, de. Ac. HATS—Leghom, Palm Leaf, Panama, Fancy Straw. do Braid, Rutland Braid, Pedal do. Also, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Ac. Straw Bon net Warehouse, es market st. mart, NI TO WHOLESALE GROCERS. underligned are prepared to fit: order. tor or 11. quantity of Cyprcso Alol Barrel, of II •11,11- ot quality delivertittle to order Ist any time. by gielog US • lew d •ys nonce, at our %Viler( Mai We dont We can make it the interest of tho.e merchants who boy largely on the coast, as theycan order their bar. eels slopped to any plantation they may desire, which shall be attended to without extra charge GIVEN k Co Paducah, Ry., Oct.= 154.-.3m• pplagEgthiGif sTF,p,t, WORKS A.ND SPRING, AND AXLE FACTORY. WC MUM, WWI QCIOO. JONES & 9. 17 / 00 , Air ANUFACTURERA of •prone nod blister steel, An plough steal, steel plough wottlx, .ouch nod elat- UC opting; hammered iren altos, and tk•aten to mal leable cantinas, fire engine lamps, and coach tilt/n. renerally, Corner of Ron and Front na ., Puoluorgh, lb. J ut reed and for We: by oov6 1 JDD &Co MEDIC,AG. LVIPS! in THE ONLY ONONOriti ;,.., ARTS VEGETABLE EXTRA ti animals& 11 ble remedy for Fglileptic Fits or Pallin g ,gi,k„,... Convulsions, Spasms, /se- It is well known, ow (~s i time intmanorial, physicians have p eed Evilest. de Fit. incurable. It has battled all eir skill, lied the hawed power of all medicine, andAtusemiebtly tj utes . sands have mitered through • mise le existent*, and at last yielded up their lives on the altar of insanity. With ail deference, however, to the .opinloas of the great and learned, we say that it has been cured HART'S VEGETABLE EXTILACT, For sixteen yeast, has been tested by. many peruses who have suffered with this dreadful . disease, and in every case where It has had a fair Milli, has effected s pennanmit cum. Flu of 26 years and 6 months, cured by the nse of this truly wooderfol medicine. Read the following remarkable one of the sonot Wm. Sitcom, Esq., or Philadelphia, adlicted with Fp. leptic Fits 27 years and 6 months. After travelling through Ragland Seotland, Germany mad France, eon. tubing the medi al einent physicians, and expeedlng to; medie.me, medic treatment and advice t that thou. send dollars, retarned with his son tO this o .entry le November last, without receiving any benefit wham,. er, and was cured by using Mr. Willem Seeere's Letter to Dra Lena and Hart I have spent over three thousand dollars for medi eine and medical attendance. I was advised to take tour to Europe with him, wi ah I did. I first visited England- I comulted the mom eminent physicians there in respect to his easm they examined him and prescribed accordingly. • I remeined three months without perceiving any change for the better, which cost me about two hundred asl-fifty dollar pocketed by the physicians, and the most that I received was their opinion that my son', case was hopeless and posi tively incurable. I accordingly left &tile., and trav elled through Scotland. Germany and France, and re turned Dome in the month of November lut, with my son as far from being cured . when I hat I saw your advertisement in - one of the New Vark•papers, and concluded to try Ilan', Vegetable Fattest, seeing you, statements and certificams of so many cores, some 01 twenty and shiny yea.' mending, and I can allele yet I am not sorry I did so, as by the use of had'. Vegeta: ble Extract alone, he was restored to perfect health His reeson, which was so far gone as to unfit him fm business,ia entitely restored, wi th the prospect now before him , of life, health and usefulneas. He is now 28 yearsof age, and 27 years and 0 months of this time has been Maimed with this moot dreadful of dis ease., but thank God he is now enjoying vend health. Now, gentlemen, faith without works r don't believe In. To say that I shell be ever rateilli to Toe I. one thing, and as I here inclose you onehundred dollar, 1 have no doubt but that you will think this is another and quite a different thing. Thy debt of gratitude I still .we pm, but please to ...pi the ptesent =LOMB as Interest on the debt In advance. Your. very respectfally, WILLIAM SECORE TO THE AFFLICTED. One of the proprietors of this invaluable medicine was afflicted for several yeses with kVilepue Pita. The disease had produced the worst effect upon his system, Loss of memory, imbecility of mind, ands perfect prostration of the nervous system. He hid tried the skill of the best physicians for seven years, and grew worse under their treatment , Mild he knew that this medicine was his only he i r for health shd to e s hie, and was therefore determined It it fair trait and to persevere in its use, which he d, and the real was a perfect restoration to health, which was conti ued aninternapted for nearly sixteen years. We would refer to me following persons who hays been eared by using Hart's Vegetable Extract: Col E Der.sloor's derighter was afflicted nine years resides at Yonkers, New York. W Bennet, Moe years, 171 Orand et 1 Ellsworth, seven years, 12 Dover at Joseph hl"Dougal, nine years, Eaet Brooklyn, L. W mph, New York Cannata Boast. 8 Kelly, twenty years, Staten Wand. Mies E M'Keel, twenty years, Yorkville Was E Crane. twelve year., Lin Hammer or. Wm H Panes, twenty-three_yeare. Norfolk at, book Petty, four yearn, 174 Delaney et Philo Jolmson, twenty- eight years, Greenearsthe, Pp Judge Randall, it 4 East Broadway, New York, Thom. B Jones, of the UB Navy. Emu Wm Jew:nags, State at. Brldirepon, Or. Reference also made to Dr W L Monroe, Guilford, 0. Res Richard Taggett, West Daysinport,ll TI Res T L Bushnell, Baltimans, Mdl Air Joseph Bradley 115 Orchard et, N Y. C B Boughton, Err/ ' Eletteenth st N Y. rs M James Bertholt, heater, Orar.ge ... N T John Faber, 178 Elizabeth 111, do . D A Richton, 218 Delaney st, da James Smith, 120 Suffolk at, Charles Brown, 100 Water st, do An of which may be called upon, or ahlreased, peal paid N ew I:l7 'Yok. Pt:ered by Dr 8 Has, Bata leans O F THOMAS tr. Co. 140 &lain in, between 9d gtyd 4th ga, and IGO Main at , between 4th and 45:h Meets, Cincinnati, Ohio, wholesale and retail agents toi south and who. L WILCOX, Jr, earner of !Market n and the pia mond. Daly agh In hush* Pa JaPtitlawly ru THE PROFES,AORS AND ME IDE/Lel OF THE MEDICAL 110CIS.T18.8, ANT TO ZVIIIIT Mother, 'Wife .ad nanght•r N THE UNITED STA TFS.—Tbe subscriber respect fully calls your attention in Dr Battherr's Cio.l - AN, expressly intended for the preservation of the health of both oexes—whether tt arises from Incipient Phintois, or early colisumption, Debility of the Lungs. Bronchial Affection, Aothina. Pleurisy, Deranged and Dimrdered state of the Liver, Spleen, or liklneys, Dis eased Spine, Cholic, Dyspepsia, Palpitatio n or o he looss of Mnsculor or Nervous Power, Ac. Sm. DR. C. It HARRETI - il GUARDIAN cameo to th e I immediate relief of Females soffermg from Irregular, I ties, and all other Uterine ditheulues and diseases inei dental to woman. whether ociasioned bycold, wet reef or any am W amulet 'oa. d° exposure, and all thl. WIthOUI the use of medicine; to the most delicate ,oral sensitive lady ea rl at an y . moment apply it to herself without the possility ot incurring any risk or danger, or any unpleasant maul. arising from it, and with the certainty of obtaining Immediate relief, Dr Barrett's Guardian is no catch-penny, or one of the many bombe. of the day; but it is ad tn.:rumen, made upon strictly scientific principles, in accordance with the laws of Nectricity and Galganiam; and for neatness, durability and efficacy, infinitely surp.ses everything of the kind ever before offeted to the public for the relief of disease and, in the language of one of the most enlightened men °film day, is prom:mooed to he "the greatest discovery of the age."' A period of no le. than font years has G - sa occupied by Dr. Barrett to bringnig the (thardi. to its present state 01 perfection— during which time it kas been in the hand* amt. of the MOM eminent physicians of the North and South. no well as in the dwellings of nu memos families mile have used it tortilla the above purpooes. with the moat perfect succeas, aid who have cheaffull7 gr n their nalualAml approbation of it.. eflicacy ana value.. ran be men by referring to the Manual of Instructions accompanying it. Dr. C. B. Barrett's Guard.. is secured thorn inkovg uons by a patent from the United Slate. Patent Ofhee, and be had either with or without hi. Medico-Flame Galvanometer. The Medico-Electro Galvanometer, In point of beau• ty, workmanship. durability and power, cannot he sur passed or even eqnalled. and the subscriber (cell that he hazard. , nothing to the assenion that it will be found t at o rr: ". nri7enTo o T e dZase we s, r a r j y ti e :7:1.713 1 m " th an e d rle t run ' e n i! t t e h s a o n r eithe tem' Clalv h ti e n ° U m ' e it t ed er is mmed in entry respect, and with common oral nary core tell lam a life -tune, and is by far the cheap est, because the best, Instrument ever offered to the puhlie. A manual oceonspames arena, giving the most ample instructions. of practical experience, so that it is readily intelligible to the mind of every one, while the • ny of arrangement usuch that a child may with it_ Any Infonstsuon gratimously peen, and all commu nications eheertuily Answered per moil, either in rela tion to the Eleetro-Galvanorneter or allOtOrriO. Nadirs! rocs are invited to call and examine Dr Bar ren's Gosehan, and test us etritacy. For sale by 11. RICHARDSON, sole Agent, 71,Mar bet st, Pittsburgh. ' aptrAdtf MEDICAL & SURGICAL OFFICE ..:....:". I. _ No. 65, DIAMOND No. ALLEY s ~,,..-. •., few doors below Wood strem, to . ".•." t. .. market. - .-t.., ,, ... DR. DROWN, having been 1 ,11 - ;". - regularly educated to the multi./ ... ~/...; .., profession, and been for some time - _„. ; in general practice, now confines . -. his attention ud the treatment of those prorate and delicate corn) plinnts for which his opportunit ies -:-". - .. i . and exper i en c e peculiarly qualify •.:,....t. , ...11. . \ him. II years assiduously devoted to study . treatment of those eompluints,idunng which time he has bad morepractice and htui cured more pa. vents than ran ever fail to the lot of any private prae uuonen empty qualifies boo to otter assurances of speedy, permanent, and satisfactory cone to .11,,mkt,.,3 with dellcate dineasea, and all dine... arising 'lc,. frond. Dr. Brown would inform those afflicted with pnvats diseases which have become chronic by time or agl . ravened by the use of any of the common nostrums of the daytetta their complaints can be milleelly and thor oughly cured; he having given his careful attention to the treatment of such cases, and succeeded In hundreds of instances in curing persons of Inflammation of the neck of the bladder, and 'neared diseases which often result from those cases where others have consigned them to hopeless despair. He particularly invites sack as have been long and unsuccessfully treated by others to consult htm, when every satisfacuon will begiven them, and their eases treated in a curelbl,thoronela and intelligent manner, potnted out by a leng expenence, study, and investigatton, which it is impossible for those c o n n med lfne . rs e t practice of medicine to give any a_ ED - Hernia or Repture.—Dr. Brown also invites per sons edlieted with Henna to call, as he has paid porno star attention to this disease. Skin diseases; also Pi' s, Palsy, etc., speedily cured Charges very low. N. B.—Padenis of mitt sex living at a distance, by stating their disease In venting, giving all the WM., coo obtain medicine. With directions /or ate, by addressing T. BROWN, U. D., post paid, and ensues Uc fe' Rouse. as oNo. , Diamond alley, opposite the • overly RH VONA T —Dv. Brown's newly discovered reme dy for Rlieninattem is a speedy and cerium remedy for that painful trouble. It never fails. Oleo and Private Consulting Radios, No. 63 Dia mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at home. Ij7" No cure no pay. decl9. AXTONDERFUL CURE OF COMBO' PTION,—AI- V though Dr. 'Poplar's Balsam of Liverwort has , found hundreds of advocates, and has produced a large number of testimonials in ua favor, I Cannot withhold ; my small weed of prome. Being predisposed to on. ...OM , t , both from peculiar formotton ; and hereditary transmission, I word every menu to cheek this ease, and strengthen a naturally weak constitution, 1' spent two years at Pun, one at Rome, two in Florence, and another in the South of France, reeting, mean time, the advice of the best physiosamt. Two sun, I returned to this country, In about the sameyears ! 11.111011 as when I left it. 1 hod seen m the rending rooms in Europe much said to moor of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, and as soon es I urrived m U. etty, I used it. and in three month, I was so well I cow eluded I could iisfely peas the winter here, and dud so. I I have used occasionally a bottle now And then during this time, but ant now in as gr./ health as Is possible My cough has wholly reused , and my lungs hare eve ry feeling of health. Dr G. Smith. wet Dr Port, of this city, were my physicians, and now say they believed me Incurable. JAMFS HILL, Western Hotel, Gounlandt at, N.Y. Liverwort. even In the common way of preporaticr is universally Lnown u. thetie/a article for diseases o the Lungsever dlseevrell; nod it is obvious that 6 highly concentrated preparation, s e curing tee Who . .< mole of this inestimable herb, MUM b. , Invninahle Moreover, thin medicine rental. the medical eon-er ne. airway roots mid hr ba such his been the sue. , eess of lino Solftani, that it Is warranted its being Om. polite of producing. in shy johtnnee, injurious edema. ; Within the last few years We calla for this sovereign remedy have been ttnnTenoe, beyond ereeeden4 and ns reputation ogOstolned from Slaine to hlobtic; thus pro. virtu the confidence bestowed upon Rai/mole medical prepar ation. purely vegetable , andLho talon. I.h.ing effect attending its nee. toe, rams conviction of its outdoes*, safety and success, employ it in their procure, recommend u to their patients., nod deem thw medicine slid invaluatile; partieutorly as it does not Interfere with nay other medicine pelletal. umy be luting m T... UM., our restrict them to a „.. peculiarity of Met, confinement, kn., thus enabhog persons to receive the full benefit of title medieuse, and follow Si the salon time, it they with, the advice of Weir phyaiman. Sold to Patsborgh by J 1) Alorygan, Rd wood n ; J rowosend, 43 Modkol n; H &ovum, .r Market and 3d sta ; klendaroon k. Co, SLiberty at. Yilce reduced to 111,50 per batik. DRY & VARIETY GOODS. SPLENDID STOCK OP raw. (mops, Wholesale aad Ridalf; A. A. MASON a CO., PITTSBURGH, PA., E AVE meelfed more than one thousand Cases and Packages of Foreign and Dottie:Hie Goods, mak ing one of the most eXtenalve ..411.1121[1,112 in the coun try, embracing the latest, richest and moot fashionable style. of Imported and American Goods, purchased in enure packages from the importers. mutt feecurers and large Auction sales, by one of the firm residing in New York, who is constantly sending us the newest and most desirable goods in the Eastern markets, which will be offered as low no at any establishment in the United States, and lower than could possibly be offer ed by any House in the West We enurnerue the fol lowing uncles— DREHS SILKS-6 cues rich changeable, striped, plaid and brocade Gro de Affrie, Gro do Berlin, Gro de SteUiey Gro de Algiers, Glacier, black Gro de Rhine, Taller,. fine Sum, Florenceof all colors, ac Al so, Silk Velvet of all colors, • very large stock. 33 CASES DRESS GOODS, is cases extra rich satin striped Cashmere; de do do printed dodo; do small figured English de Lair.; do Ciento., Plaids, striped Orientals, ht. Al., 30 cases Alpaccas; 30 cases rich striped and plain Lynne.; 64 ISson Plaid and Silk Tult 04 cashmere. and Grandilla FRENCH MERINOS.—A fell assortment of black, mod., s 6 aflei, Hodes Nasone, pine , le and oth er color., of ule best 111 1111tifeetlire. P 2610 SllAWLS—Comprising the Meet extensive as sortment ever offered in this coy, embracing long and square Cashmered Tutu plaid Slut ls, Maude, Bruuwiek, Finlan d , Jenny Lind, Leman:die, and oth er Shawls. RhIBROIDERIF23, LACE GOODS; GLOV ES, Lace caps, collars, cods, standing collars chemirens. Also, linen cambric and lawn Hdkfs, L.ees and Edg ings, Belt Ribbons, Hosiery of all kinds; Gloves do. GIMPS, FRINGES, CORDS, BRAIDS, ter—A full assortment of the most fashionable styles LINEN AND HOUSE KEEPING GOOLG--Ceee of Irish Linen, best manufacture, Linen Sheeting. and Pillow case Linens, Table Damask and Diaper. Satin Damask Table cloths and Napkins, Hocksback. Rus sia, nod Bird's Eye Diaper. Flannels—over 1010 ps of every variety Bleached and Brown Musliiii—m no , than 15,101 ps of all the well known makes. RIBBONS—Adore than 100 cartons entirely new fall and winter Ribbons, very choice styles. French Cloths, Cassimenes and Dosskius, in great variety; Vmidngs, Scarfs, °ravels and Hdkfs. White Goods of even' descriptions, together with ev ery •ruele usually found In a dry goods store. The following is an invoice of 117 eases goods must received, with the prices annexed: Id hales of red and whim Flannels, all wool, for 16e 7 cases blue and orange Prima, 10 do Calicoes, 23 yards for 100 12 do fast colored Prints, 17 do Illeached 41 4 do Mous de Lime, 7 do teal Scrotal Gmgham, iii Also, 30 bales 4-4 Brown Muslin, 44 All of which, in connection with those above men tioned, will be offered at Mel prices than can be afford ed by any other establishment to this city. The ONE PRICE SYSTEM, which insures Justice and fainters to all, will be strictly observed. Any article purchas ed at this establishment found to be above the general musket prime, a consequent reduction will most willing ly be made, upon the musulmanoea being made known to the Proprietors, it being their denim that all good. shall be sold on fair and honorable terms. All persons are tespectfully invited to examine our assortment without feeling the leant oblimftion to purchase. oet4 Nast, Faahantedda, and Parr eedarly Cheap Coady )an anima at WM. DIGHT,EI email. we moraine nova, no. 13C maxi= annum. THE Proprietor of the aove . eatablishMent would respetfully inform his onerous triends and custo mers, that he has Just received his firer supply of all and winter rands, which ail tuna , comprise* everything that is new, fazhionable, handsome and good, adapted to gentlemen's wear; and as he has been panienlarly fortunate in making porchases he is determined to of fer everything in but One of human much cheaper than was everotfered in Pittabargh before; and as some art very hard to convince. that Pittsburgh mtumfactutre can go ahead of the Eastern cities, he would - invite all such to examine the followmo list of prices. and then call and are Irs neck, after doing which, be feels con fident they will have their doubts removed, as well as some of their money: Hood cloth coats, various colors, from Good fashionable cassitnere pants, nom Cloth and over roan Vests in great variety Gentlemen.' cloth cloaks, large sox Ladies' cloaks, splendid patterns Tweed sack coats au Flushing over coats 50 Blanket over coats 3 DU A very large stock of shirts, under shirts and dra t; silk handkerchiefs, cravats, suspenders, ho. Or den in the Tailoring line executed in the best manner and at the shortest nonce stinl4-d±cit NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS. ALEX.ANDER & DAY have put received a 800 assortment of the following demriptian of seat on able. goods, the greater portion of ',pleb have been bought at Auction, and will be sold NS great bargattas. FLANNELS—Red, wbue and yellow Flannels, is verylarge and complete .4011.13.111, and very C•tiCap., • SATTINK .TY—A very large lot of blue, black,, bite nun, gray and gold Sattinets, at very low pnces. ALPACAS--Plin blk Alpacas, plaid And striped do, fancy plaid and striped do, cheaper than ever. FANCY SILKS—A splendid immineat of rich_ changeable Silks, both plain and fig'd, of almost every - shade. SHAWLS—A very supenor muortment of super llroche, Paris pnoted, Terkel, and Cashmere Shawl., at prices far below the ordinary rates. Also, a large asmrrment of English Merinos, Cash-. mere, •nd Gala Plaid., blue, blk and grey Pilot Cloth it,f,„ for OVOMOCS, bit Cassimeres, ration Domnsk. Idneru do, Kentucky leans, An. am; to oil of which we InVII.E Me anent., of amputate. ALEXANDER A DAY, 73 market st,. ocr=t N W ear of the tbaugurd MEM= 7,1 H. IiATON es Co, having removed from Marker street to their new Store, No 6.2 Fourth street. be tween Wood and Market, are now opetung their Fall stock of Trimming. and Variety GaAs, among which' are—Cloak sod Dress Frmgea of nil kind., - - • - • •• bkibroidery ftimps and Velvets; Embroidery and Needle Work: Zephyr and Tapestry worsted Chenille Floes, Steel Dap and Purses, Steel Trimmest.; Ladies Merino and Silk Vests, and flowery; Childrens' Coats, Clatters, Maw, Gloves and Hosiery . 1 Gents Shirts, Underahina, Drawers, Dressing Gown tees IZ:=1=B! DRI.SeS. of 0.1. f .10 pattern, which they of fer at low prices both wholettale mud retail. nett It @amt. W. P. Mason, , LACK ALPACAS—W @ hlurphy invites the par. B denim atunnon of buyer. to his usortrnent of above Goods, having *elected them with great ear, in reference to their glouy 6 oi.h and good body for win ter ace. Alga, MOHAIR LUSTRES, common, medium and super fine gualtuea including a few pieces let clack, adapted for mounting purpo•es. Also, FANCY ALPACAS AND Also,, in great va riety of man stripe., plaids, and brocades. same of which are very semen°e. As these goods have been bought directly from Importers, they can be sold at the lowest possible paces. To be had also by the piece, in Wholesale Rooms np maws. at • very .mall advance on asst. oeci To Country Merchant.. Q 31ITH & JOHNSON, 46 filarket street. would Minn the attention of Country Merchants to their eltwli. of New Fall Goods, purchased for each, of the New York importing and auction [louses, and will be sold it mastern jobbing paces. The stock compries a great canny of Dee. Good.,chameleon and black Silks, silk and cotton warp Alpacas, real Alpaca ',noires, fancy chameleon and plaid do; satin • aped (Mental.. French and English Mennors, Monselin de Lain and Caahmeres, square and long Shawls. Gloves and Ho siery, Bonnet Ribbons from 75 emus a piece up; bonnet Silks, Aruficial Mowers, Linen combne Ildkts; lo earton• Thread Laces and Edgings; 15 cartons cotton do; Combs, Buttons, Thread, Needles, Pots, &c, in every variety 'Wholesale ROOMS 2d floor. sep2s • i‘ggss 60002—We have .received a full stock 1J of DR. Goods, among which may be found— Plain block and figured Alpacas; Colored and fancy plaid do Oregon California, Queen, Orleans ayl Lombardme Plaids; p t aln, colOred and figured Cashmeres; de Lathe; Stlk, Torten and plaid cashmeres; toge th er with a large Immanent of other dress Rowdy, allot which will be sold low by the piece or package. .19 SHACKLETE & WHITE, 09 wood st ECEIVED AT W. 31'CLINTOCICS Carnet Ware house, 73 Founh street— ps 64 rosewood cold Table Oil Moths; 3 " 64 rich dvk " ~ The above are of superior quality, elasticity of fin ish, of most beautiful colors and shading, intended for fundtuni ; counter and table covering. octk T ARGE SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS. W. R L Mcarro is now opening his SECOND SUPPLY of Winter Goods, including a variety of shades of Drab French Mennos; Searle.. cherry, and other high colored filerinoes; Magazine b ue do; brown do Also, PAHMETTAS of sums colors; Alpaccas, with many other desirable goods that are very rearm, all of which will be sold very cheap, at north east eor tier of lth and Market sts. ocO; LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS — SmithI Johnson, 40 Market Street, woold invite the poen- Uon of dealers and others to their choice stock of Linen Cambric Hdkfs, all linen, from ma up to s2,Sorextu ding every variety of tape bordered, hemmed, stitched. clear lawn, with deep corded borders, Rester, embroi dered and colored bordered. oentri S ATINETS AND JEANS—kV R Murphy now open a large supply of Plain Black Nature., satin stripe do, satin barred do, plain blue do, Inv ruble green do, cadet mixed do, gold larked do, Oxford mixed do; and cadet and gold mixed Jeans, at low prices, by the piece or yard. Wholesale Boom. up stairs. oett I DREtS GOODS—Smith & Johnson. 46 Market sr have received a choice stock of DresaGoOds, eon sisting in part of rich ChatriellOn Bilks, black do,sanst striped Cashmere. and Orientals, plain Chameleon and plain Alpaca, mum striped do silk Warp and real Al paca Lustres, Printed 111.1 in de La.. and Cutimeresk, French and English filermos, real Scotch Gingham. trona 121 cu ur to the finest quality; Calico from -I el. re 14; rich Emb. Muslin Robes for evening dreamt., &o, to which they would particularly Invite the atten tion of purchasers. " ort.s SCOTCH PLAIDS AND TAYLOR CASSIMEREff— W. FL Murphy has now open a supply of mese rood., and invites especially the attention of Country hterchanta, to the low pores at winch thole and all other kinds o(wmter woollen. are now offered. kIITH JOHNSON, 46; Market st., have just re ceived by express, • splendid assortment of fall r§ bons, w ich they would particularly tacit, the attention of porchasers. wept - - - - D LACK AND FANCY SILKS—W R hirrtphy bas _lli/ on band an assortment of super Watered and Dl - figured black and blue black Drearliilks. faun hasped and plaid do; also, a great variety of changea ble, damask figured, and striped do—they will be sold low oemi • . KID GLOVES— Jun reverend, • full smortmeni or ladies gentlemen., and mimes Kid Gloves of Da jou's superior make. SMITH& JOHNSeiN. octz3 - - VENINO DRESSES—W IFtdorpby hag lately re E oohed embroidered Muslin. and (War atyles oi goods of latest nyles for Evening revises ,. RENCH kIF.FIDZOFS—Sznith & Jobnion, 411 F ket at, would invite the attention of buyers to their choice sock of French klennos, compnaing the hest shades of drab, 6111(00120, purple, brown, scarlet, max. urine blur. and blacks 0ci.31 13LAKIni M ETALLIC FIREPROOF PAL—Jost jj reed, a large supply of the above article, for Room mg and other purposes. We eon recommend the moire hire Proof Paint, for ore have been using it for ',ear four years, and know , it to he a good article. octia J R II PUILLIPti, No Storied rt a!=i==! 534 C ritri nod a j traM i tt P , r f a o n r It aTt ' heelo:re A :t h t . n o st: bet pots for club or apt-waved bill., by NV & N MITCHILTREE, ct'o ISO I.4beny CIAHRIAGE CLOTII—Jurt received. 5 pieces lad. Rubber Carnage Cloth, from 4 to O vane. M. , We, perfectly water proof, and a very durable artlete. Pot. .le at the Ind. Rubber Heft.- No Wood at. octal .1 & H PHILLIPS fIOFFM-30U bags Rao Coder, for We by nER WOILL it ROE SOMETHING NEW—lndia Rubber Dr Wring Cops lust received, 2 dox India Rubber DriokLug cop. arvery neat article, for sale al Ow Win Rubber Depo NO 6Wood ati. obl3l. J& B PaILLJ PZ SG CO 5 50 7 OD 75 eta O CO 3 DO a 112211111
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