AILY -POST. NOVEMI3ER 25..1343 _ . TL A DE. -401414 rift E FOR itovErittline James .nunairsoi—Jaiiaib Xing--Willkup Barker - FottEtcx puhlish' Foreign Naves oie day later than our cotempularies. ..Tag Af44OUCT.--Our. neigh'anrs (tad &jowl, of • ''AllligglltNifY Oft) , dm, w - und.,.rAnind i much elated . with tun- ides, they have, got into their hnaih., that the :1 , corngig winter will destroy 02 Ay:eller, and that thea4triiislature will refuse-t 0 Vote a❑ a ppropriation for rebtrittiff4 it. The reasons they girt fur this opinion, Ittl4i T bi'lltay nut be well grup;lo,l, and tire as follows: 144:iitty that the prOseut ceittract for kEepinz that street‘tritia repair,. eiiten.l4 but to the first of Decem ber, Ithitt-that, it is almost ceitain the ice of the coming . vriiitiWvill destroy the props,:aml renderit unstifefor trap, 'C}tat a 14ew straetarc will then hecornd aliscdute- ly noce;Aary. and that the member:: of the Legislatnro nna the eastern comities, will vote „wit's!. its recolstruction, inyevenge for our haring t, •peoposed. to construct a Rail road from this city to , - , 2 4altimoro, and thus cut off from Philadelphia much of • irbiAiesterii trade which she now enjoys. In that erilitni they 'suppose that all our forwarding business by n th© .., Canal would - be done. in Allegheny City. Bire-baye thought it right to moutioo this matter, that thew who have_tho peoeperity of Pittsburgh tit? •'* may . take" measures to acquaint themselves of the • gri.kusds upon which these opinions are held, and to • Atrytt t)tant to bestir themselves in the matter. We have rs ,l ,. ars that Pittsburgh will loose the forwarding :Wiriness, us en if the Aqueduct should not be reem -,dtrtieted tit the expense of the state, but it is wel , •. enough to be awake, and not allow our king youn g • irigillbOrtiattlin any undue advantage over us. giGAUGHT AG/IN.—The personvhti committed the etliertient Carson's tavern, in. Allegheny, noticed in our tpes of Thursday, was caught stealing, at Mardock's Wenn on Water Street, yesterday forenoon. He was 'tziikettbefore the Mayor and after an examination was . 09teptitied., .11'e undrrstand, that the Saperintendmit lathe Penitentiary recognized him esti convict who had beetfdischarred twit June. - - , 'CuittsT-ElcaLtsu THE SICK.—We untlerittuid that tlli 'is the last day of the exhibition of this magoifi cqqt puiating. It will close thiseverting at 41 o'clock, ,Anti if 'there aro any who have not yet seen it, we would advise them to visit it this foreno in. It is the int.iiint4on of the proprietor to exhibit it in. New Or leans during the approaching winter, and from the ' l44i fkra w 4 liberality of the people of that city, we .htrrel no doubt but he will be well patronized. 4,, Mr. flaws', -a talented artit of Bohnin, bus iette'ry . fine and corre.:t likenos of the lute .(,;µ4,Rt.g.s 41. EATox. • .pi'..rgn advertisement in a neighLtuing pcn‘t of •~p~ • ! v •F gams! aryl+ gon my premises a Rend horse wiib a ages &rad blind in une eye one Round Shoe his kite fuotaad by proving propify und pnyi.ig the Cost bestial! be .lelivered up," FUR PO 3T k THE NEXT GOVERNOR. 9Wesiii. Editors: The sithject of the next EN mi. er*lc. nomination for Guver.ior is of great intrortanee „tatie,conup >tiwealtli, and I am glad thit the people I iteits:F..es are paying attention to it. ,'-',Tkinnsence of Allegheny in that event should not ,10e felt; her 430(1 VOICT.t on it to 111..111- ittrir voice should „ Thave sputum to many De mixtrat. frorayallug. town- Atipii Mir Cllll‘lty, and from all Of them, without n liiiirrence of opinion, I tmarn that,,tim Toddle aerdiment II favor of the nomination "ram. todiothy; honeAt - hearted and intelligent fellow citi/en, Fit-AN'tts thu roa 34,113 . wily It IT Shunt.: should recr•iv‘- tly4die,i - of thv 311ezheuy dk.logates itliht' Convention, r .#l . : l(ins . Fance:, I w Juld iuc.ticu the follow- Il • halirientlSof Mr Moltlenhorg, in the eu.st, are at tempting, I believe, to play a deep game against the Mindo•hf Ati•Shunk in the hest. I do not suophse that' MiMithltinberg himself has any hand in it; for I bblk•irti hint Lobe a gentlernatily, sinerre and worthy aniCterit, and"tbough I prefer the nomination of Mr yet Ido not wish to create any unjust feeling egat:ust.Nlr Nluldenberg. I say, therefore, that. Ido nett thinic he has nay hand in the wire working gamo that ie-going un; but some of his influential friends, I holism , " kove;..and whether or not it is done with the apprabation of Mr M., yet it istho duty of the West- Dernoerau to prevent it. The game is this: the friends of•Nlr Muhlenberg say to the friends of pnrtic tiler loaattioulidates in the \Vest, hold on to your mart, db nestdritp him until you haVe tried hint on many Intl lotints in Coaventioa, and then if the friendS of Mr Altildeuberg cannot make hire, they will come to you. Taltolle Teets now as they are: in Allegheny, Nlelilim- Ite:4 ver'y few, or I may say no friends; imagine ntlW thtt.'2:9e,r,lieny should, oat of a political compli moo, inAtruct °.:aces to throw their first votes for aarstlyr candidate than Shrink; suppose then this inducetitimit.,ttfire - held rot leave thctlisndi d at .if we cannot get Muhlenher4 we will cemc to siou: du you not see then that the fr,iends of Moll- IsiVg wonkl put manyof the active friends of .Mr initpf the field, and would-set-the. IYeat 7 fi ghting . 41:nisiitself, until the Mublenberg men were able, by these western biekerings, to kill oft' western cantli dreitii; acid itt last get a force strong enough to come al torether. at ono of tha last ballotings, and nomimtte Mideafterg! This ought not to be permitted. The Aliestflo,uldnot be broken up in that way; but local ftlitbdships•orlatrdly interests should he requested to stintlrasitle for the present; and let the people canto forward in their majesty for their first choice. The question is really between Shunk and NI olden hero; and Sui:Nx, beyond all question, is the PEOPLE'S DID s j'n WESTER, PENNSYLVANIA. Green Apples. A 'BOLSI good 'Motor apples, of eaoice kinds, 41 1TritOnsisting of Pippins, Penicks, Romanit:ei, J Green=, Sc.c., on hand and for ialc by Nerii:t.''..3. ; LLOYD & Co. 140 Liberty et. IteI_LADES WANTED SOON.—For several jour -11 z. ,-vertrat printersaud mechanics, young men and baysitt stases, clerks, salesmen and bookkeepers and ealketons for coachmen and hustlers, white and color esisysitsts sod cooks, for several boys and men for town assionuatry, and about 100 laboring men. Also, want s... cinctlactis for a number of white and colored chamber ntaidsorct and dry nurses, and small girls. .Please apply at Harris' Agency and Intelligence Of. fice, Na 9,5111 street. n2l. L SI ANACS, BLANKS, NEWSPAPE:ItS, — &c.— .4.., Go hand and for sale in any quantity to suit cus tomers, the Temperance and Family Christian Alma naisA,oomis' Magazine and Pittsburgh Almanac, the F i roitl , linPagazirie and Franklin Almanac, and Ger -91301 Airn*LAGIL, for 15-'l4; Blank Deeds, Bonds, Arti elikof 4eonteat, Insolvent Bonds, and Indenture% also, 'ale Journal of the American-Temperance onion, 4.l34peranoe Advocate, and a variety of the la micThisitiagtonian publications, Singing Books, Cer tificates; and all the daily and weekly city papers, for 64494 1 HARRIS' General Agency and Intelligence Oflrce, Sta. 9 Fifth st. taw fn. New. Fruits. - RECEIVED this day New Bunch Raisins , of superi or quality, in brutes, half boxes and quarter boxes. Also, fresh Figs. LLOYD &CO. Nov No. 140 Liberty et. FREIGHT FOR PHILA.DELFHIA AND BAL ..r.: TIMORE - I WILL receive and strip 30 tons Freistit this d a y DEVINE., D. States Line.- Travellers should select, Bouts provided', with Evan's Safety Guards for preventing Explosion of Skala Baile rs TT would be well for the traveling community to iz bear in mind that their security depends entirely tiparatheir, own encouragement of boats that have or may be. at the' expense of procuring the aboVe apintra. Les. that every individual inakip'i Oat kiekC tlo.lS 15 C , Eittibilling tuwaxds a general intro:434m of an invention admitted by all 111011 WIIO understand the principles of the Steam Engine, to be a sure preventa tive against those dreadful disasters. You have: cer tainly, in the hundreds of explosiotts that have already taken place, their almost daily otteurrenct , , and thy thousands of lives that have already been lost, a suffi cient warning, and inducement to make inquity fur a Safety guard Boat, and in every case to give it the preference. They have went to an additional expense that vourlivesmay be secure. Ought yini not therefore to meet them with a con-espondiagde t 0 - a b ,ytitir preference shcny that its, it .... do endeavors to ' .' top tin et. lit man life. They Ao not charge more theft other boats; their aceemmodations in other respects are equal, and in many case superior; and as there is one leaving Pittsburgh every day, why will you run any risk, when it is so completely in your own power to avoid these dis asters. • All boats marked thus [l in the List of Arrivals and Departures, in another part of thi* paper, are supplied . with the Safety Guard. List of Boats proriefed with the Safety Gua r d. ALPS, LADY OF . L YONS, AGATES, L E X !NG TO 21", AMARANTH,, LA NC E 7, AN:LA IDE, MENTOR, ASHLAND, MINSTREL, BOSTON. MARIETTA, BRILLIANT, M IC 1113 AN, BRUNE T TE. lILAR QTIE T TE, BREAKWATER, MAJESTIC, BRIDGEWATER, M USKING UM VAL' Y CADDO. MISSOURI MAIL CHARLESTON, MUNGO PARK, CICERO, MESSENGER, CANTON, MONTGOMERY, CUTTER, NORTH BEND, CECELL4, NEPTUNE, CASPIAN, NARAG.INSETT, CLIPPER, NIAGARA, • COLTi3fBUS, OSPREY, CLEVELAND, ORPHAN BOY, COLUMBIANA, OHIO MAIL, CORSAIR. OHIO, DUQUESNE, ORLEANS, DUKE of ORLEANS, OLIVE BRA-NCH, ECLIPSE, PENELOPE, EMMA, PANAMA, EDWIN HICKMAN, QUEEN iftlee SOUTH, EL DORADO, ROWENA, EVELINE, RARITAN, EXPRESS MA IL. SARAH ANN, FORMOSA, SARA TOGA. PORT PITT, SA V.,LV.V:I. GALENA, ST. CHARLES, GE 'L BROOK , IST. LOPES, GALLANT, TALLE Y RAND, IDA, TOBACCO PLANT, INDIAN Q UEEN. VIC TRESS, VALLEY FORGE, J. 11. BILLS, VIOLA, TIrRS T WIN r). J ..131 JOSS, ivr.vc.; AND Ivr.va, mar ten _ WIAT R 4111 6 416 4 11:1: -44 - ) 5 n,11)4.. N. O. SUG \lt. juAle-ivavise+i, _ nr , • ,: di , by 3. G. & A GORDO . Brilliant CaroorandUnproceslzntel Success Vin 111 proprietor t;f this well known and hir.hly fa vorod•establishmt,nt takes great pleasure in in forming his friend:: and the public at large that he ha, now prepared nt his SPLENDID SALES ROOM, No. 151. LIBERTY ST., THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING Ever offered fur sale in this city• HIS STOCK OF, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, 11LOT AND I3EAVER CLOTHS, CACHNIERE, SATIN AND OTHER VESTINGS, CANNOT DE EQUALLED. All of which can be manufactured into clothing, to tier, and made in as rood style, -nod as tamily and fiudi ionably tleidx ned as at any miserEatnblislin ent IN THE UNITED STATES.. IT IS ,WELL, KNOWN THAT HIS PRters ARC LOWER THAN ANY OTH -- :KR HOLE IN THE CITY, And at via place west of th, .muuntsins cao - purchuieN find sucdzu rarim of goo& from ‘Thicirto select as at the - . In addition to his unrivalled Stoe'v . 'of clothing, lie Las a magnificent assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARF'S, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, Sze, &e. The motto of the "Three Bin' Doors" is "QUICK SALES AND SMALL .PROFITS," And in following, out this system he feels con fident that his customers and himself ARE MUTUALLY BENEFITED. wouLD , THE MAN OF FASHION, THE PROFES SIONAL GE V TLEMAN, THE MER CHANT, FARMER, MECHANIC AND IvoRKINGMAN To :all and examine fortheinselres at THE THREE BIG DOORS, No. 151. Liberty sur e/, AND THEY MUST BE SATISFIED. ALLEG 11 ENI OBSERVE METAL PLATE IN THE PA VEMENT. 112. JOHN M'CLOSKEY. As Teacher of French, Spanish, Greek, and the La tin Language. The ondorAigned wishes to acquire a perfect knowl edge of the Englis'i, 64.) that the re.compeiise looked Mr will be very moderate, if he coma izet les:ons in En glish from those whom he may instruct. lie was late ly a Professor of the above lang•uages in the Colleges: of Baton Rouge and St. Charles.- For a character fin. competency and morality, he can exhiL it letters of the most respectable gentleman in New Orleans and Cincinnati. pr Reference in th:s city can be made to Rey. 11. J. J. Dean, of St.- Paul's Church, and Captain .Tionei Nine. PAUL ummE TnEvEmy, 019. Washington Liou3e, Water st. LOOK IN AT SCII OYER'S, Corncr of TVood and l'lrater sts, WHERE as choice an assortment of ready made clothing, cloths, cassimeres, satinetts, vestings, flannel shirts, drawers, cotton, Angola and lamb's wool hose and half hose, silk and gingham cravats, inikfs, stocks, and in short, a little of everything adapted to the use of gentlemen,all of which purchasers will find made up, and alsornade to order in the latest and most improvedstyle, and at prices which, he flatters himself, will successfully compete with anc establishment west of the mountains. Havingmade arrangements in the eastern cities, he Rill be constantly receiving accessions to his already well selected and seasonable stocks. Give him a call, then, if you wish to furnish younself with choice articles. t Vitt's d, c Cheap, for Cacti: , place--cernerti Wood Bnd Water c treats. . • ' 046-6tti FOE SAFETY, TIIREE BIL.; DOORS! - ' - THREE BIG DOORS Situation Wanted, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE, luttiolt Oaks:- Zahn D. Davis, AUCTIONEER AND CONIMISSION Mittat'T, Corner of Wood and sthsts., Pittsburgh, , TS ready to receive merchandize of every description .1 on consignment, for public or privato sale, and from long experience in the above business, flatters himself that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Regular sales on MONDA FS and THORSD A 1 s, of Dry Goods and fancy articles, art 10 o'clock, A. M. Of Groceries, Pittsburghrnanufactured articles,ncw and second hand furniture; &c., at 2 o'clock, P. M. Sales every evcoing,atearly gas light. aug 12—y Real Estate at Auction. WILL be sold vitholi reserve, for Gatti, par motley, at 11 o,r etonli,, on Monday mining, the 27th int , t. at the New Court House, seven very. valu able BUILDING .LOTS, situate on High street and Coal Lane, one of wiich has a front of 100 feet on High st. and 27 feet 3 inches on Coal Lane. • The other eis I.Msz•hnvotptch '251 }act to all alley of 9 feet 3 . inaltes . . A blot) of tho hliovg•totsTitay hi.“icen at the Com mercial Auction Room.:, ind any further inforit4ton given by JOHN D. DAVIS, Nov '2.2. Aucttncuit",•* Evocators' Sale. TILL be sold. on: Saturday the - 25th itoth 04.0 VI o'clock, A. M. at the dwelling house of thelitte Win. Pagan, dec'd, near the Cotton Fitotory of Brack st.x.k, Bell & Co., Alleglasity city, by order of execu tors, u large .quatitity;tilLoquieligifd• and kitchen furni ture, courist4gria part of • 1 superitsr-kungc;ditiitig. ;recktitic.l4))li'.c.E.nely-faciecconseciphairk si debut' r secretary and bookcase; bedsteads; feather heds and bedding; bureaus; stands; fenders; tiro irons, &c. Also, a large quantity of tools. consisting of picks, crowbars, hammors, wedges, and a great variety of Wary Nuts; tot of stone flogging and coal; 1 large chain for hoisting stone ; &e. Immediately after the above, will be ,old ;it tbe stone yard above the market huniie ini Federal sc. Alleghe ny, a quantity or cutand rough :acme for building, &c. atone curt; smiths bellow:; anvil; vice; hannueri.; grindstune,:: &c. Also at Fleming's stone quarry, -immediately after the abnYeavill be sold a quantiy of cut and rough atom for buildint7 purposes; 2 cranes and tine xvindlass, Terms Ilrade known at sa!e. J. D. DAVIS, Auct'. 1.'20 1r) EAR SKINS,Iro;iod and widres,wd. juit receiv d and for.,alc by A. BEELEN. .c EAS.—Rvceived einisipiment, Cheiti Yining lic>on Tca, 1 " Black Tea, 1 # " " Gunpowder. by J. G. & ,GOIA DON, water street SMIT lI'S NEW Vint(: VARNISH, No._ 1, "inich drking, in sture, ;Ind fur sale at. the DRUG IVAREHOUSEuf J, KIM), oct Corner of .Ithand Wood sta. 11 , r ACKEREL, II ERRING. .S.c.— 10 bbl.; No. 1 za.tekere.l, (Number') inspection) 10 " " 2 " 10 " 1 herring, im‘es Scotch herring., Iteoci veil this day "old for side by n 7 LLOYD.(; CO., 140 Phony et. I 3 IiFFA / TONGUES.—Itet-eived by Little Ben ) 10 Incce4 Buffalo Inegnes, in fine order. direct from the mountaie. A. BEE LEN. n3-t1 i)t FFALU ROB ES.• —Received by Ores., a fr s •sh and full supply of all .1/7.1:$ of Robes. Apply to 111341 A. ItEELEN. T) UFF \l.O hy -ingle robe or hal for sub+ by A. BEE e 5 --!f JUST RECEIVED and f.o sale on con,Lpurit, hlrIA baron, loh,b; o:ar, Can he ti at the store nfJacob Painter& Co J. K. MOORHEAD sk. CO 900 Ii IG'; GREEN RIO CUFFEk...., for Artie low, by HAIL:11 AN,.I ENNINGS & CO. 43. ‘Food s met 4/COTC ) 1 1 ( I .: , "t " I r ce i v c & i S :1 ) f N'S s al B " JUNATIi N KIDD, Collier 4th and Wttod sts. Piits. 7 o.A Br it lot Of Llreelobratod choice ./J family button, putlip in full bound k' 4. Apply B UTTER -27 Kett's. 5 Barrels Western Reserve. I) tiry Butterj I roceived and fnr e rtlr by II ARAI NN, JENNINGS &Cn. 43 Wood ct reLA NE'S LUNG SYRUP, if taken in time, .IYI \ I preVent a cough from .4e Whig on [belting.. Delav= are dangerous. Those afflicwd with a slight cold had better apply in time. A fresh supply just received at the Drug Stare of JON. KIDD, 017 Corner 4th and Wood streets. BEAR SKINS. well dressed and full haired, n suitable article fur travellers' trunk., &c., fur PARGAINS ! BARGAINS! ! BARGAINS !!! All sons of clothing and wearing; apparel. Please ran at No. 151, Liberty street.aiiil see for yourwives. sep 7. J. WC LOSKEY. Jus": It Er.:EIV ED and fur sale by WM. THORN, No. 53, Market street, 500 lbs. pure palm soap in the bar, 600 " " " " in casks, 100 " variegated soap, 50 -. white Castile, (only lot in market) 100 " almond soap, in j ib. casks, 50 doz. shaving soap, • 1-0 " Glenn's rose sperinacetti soap, for chapped hands and for softening the skin. The subscriber has on hand a larger assortment of the above articles than any other establishment in this city, and i 3 also receiving a large supply of fresh drugs, &c. WY. THOILN, oct 7 . No. 53. Market street. UGAR CURED NlS—Just receiveci,pr steam er May Flower, a lot of superior 'wear cured ham.. no% 14 8' . 1 SHARES Allegheny Bridge Steck, nt pri v ateak • ,bv TOW , : B. DAVIS, sup II Corner of Wood and Fifth streets. 91 - 1 BALES CUBA LEAF TOBACCO, this day received, and tier sale by li I RFSFI DRUGS.—.lust received, Quinine, Tar tartc Acid, Calomel, Oxide Bismuth, llydrinde Potash, Ex't Barks, at the wholesale and retail Drug Store of JON. KIDD, Corner 4th awl 11ood. greets, Q ALT.-250 Ws Nu 1 Salt fur side. Inquire of ►IIAILMAN, JENNINGS & CO., nil 43, Wood street- SOUSED SILAIQN.-10 Kits Soused Salmon, just received and for sale by n2O LLOYD & CO, 190 Liberty at. VIRESH CHEMICALS, Precip. f+ydrag, Stryehnia, Veratrn, Oxide Bismuth, at the Drug Stem - of JON. KIDD. nl7 - • A. BEELEN A. BEELEN LLOYD & CO. 140, Liberty a J. G.& A. GORDON, 12 Water itroet STANDART, INGRAHAM &CO.. Forwarding and rounnisrsion Merchants, CLEVELAND, OHIO. AGENTS for the Merchants' Transportation Com pany composed of the Merchants' Line, Erie Canal; 'Wnshing,ton, Line. llunter, Palmer & Co.'s Line of Steamboats and vessels au the lakes. Cleve land Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. Proprie tors ofthe Merchants, Line, Ohio Canal. it,tisk;rt TO Wilkie & Ellsworth, No. 9, Coentios Slip, N. Y. It. Hunter & Co. Albany. Otis Chaff, Boston. Hunter, Palmer & Co., Buffalo, M. T. Williams & Dow, ) Hon: John M. Allen, I.Cleveland. Charles M. Giddings, ) .1, S. Dickey, Beaver. Birmingham & Co., Pittsburgh. .up 1 1.143-Iy. Beaver and Warren PaCket _11141116N--*T m ,,TA I 'ELIE canal packet ERIE, J. M. uc=77L-• SiUM,lllflitt!r. will run as regular tri weekly pa,:ket hetweini the above named ports, leays Beaver on Mondays, Atiedlll:6lillyi, landFridays' rouria ing, /eaves Warren on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays; connecting with the Stage Lines to.Clerelaod direct, For trcizlo or pft.t.tug.t. apply on hoard, or to B I HMI NGH A M .L• CO., l'ittAurgla, J. S. DICKEY, Beaver. P W 4"4" ' • tia _ , 1) ti . 41 -R- AVo R 11. I s 5 -its TA ß Gfr ed- Charnhorsburg. 1 larrisbure and Lancaster, to l'hiladolphin.connectilor with the Main train °fears to N. V. &c. Only 150 miles tning• undone night out. Also, the direct line to Baltimore. Fare to Philadelphia $9. Baltimore 9. Leaves daily ;it tt o'clock A. M. Office 2it door hclow the Merchants' Hotel Wood st. M I:NM:LI, GFtIL % M, WAUGH & Co., fth 23, 1 8. 1 1 13:- Pruprietar:i The Great Central Ronk Zia National Road and Balli more and Ohio Rail Road Company r"4MM ,r 4" 11 y E A;i 4 :-. , "•-• ,'-` r 4144.," NEw ti NI OF P. S. M AIL COACIIES FOIL INGTON Y, BALT InoRE. PIIILADEL MLA AND NENV YORK. THIS lino is in full uparatioa cued lcuves Pittsburgh daily at ti o'clock A. M.. vin Washington Pa. and national road to Cainheriand, coanerting here with the rail road Co's to alt the above places: 'trav elers will find this a 4prpfly a n t comfortable route, it being n ..Leparate and distinct Pitt-hargh and Cum berland line, facilities wilt tie afforded which have not been IrTetofore enjoyed. Extra ruarhes thrnished at the shorte , t notice. with the privilege of going through direct or tnaang one nights rcs, at their option. For tickets, apply at our office at the Monongahela !rouse. L. W. STOCKTON, c u b a—lis. President of N. R. Stage Co. Regular Packcta, for Cincinnati. rki 4, 7 - , 1,414 The Swiftsare, Itobinsou, Master, leaves c‘cry Thurklay at 10 o'clorl, a. tn. The COtter, Collins, Master, lea\ es every Friday at 10 o'clock a. in. Tht. , :llumf.Er,oancry, 1.1,-nnet c, „Nlaster, ica vs avery Sat itrday at 10 o'clock a. In. 'cite ExTry,o4 l'orkiroon, Nltt, , ter. leavvs Cry Sun ;toy at 10 o'clock it. m. JOHN BIRMINGHANI &CO., United States Portable Boat Line Depot /1 'A. WANT:LTV very iv-pet-tinny informs his A...J • fri,ads and the public, that he has mule Lrrant.,-e -tnent4 to e4E/Illtllc tho agency or the boat, forming the C. S. Portable Boat Line, at the large new Warehouse, e , tRN WAYNE AND LIUEfTT STREETS. Canal ..lucre goods will be received and forwarded with usual clespitteh, find on the most favorable terms, to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York nr Boston. MONT AS BOKBIDGE, Arent, 272 Market rat., AIOORE & CHASE, Agents. 75 Bundy 's Wharf, Baltimore. Sept. 4-3 m. ALLEN Exchange Broker, No. 16, Corner of Wood and Third streets, Pitishatrg Pa. Gold, Silver, and Solvent Puu,k 110/1.4, bought and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eastern cities, for sale. Drafts, notes and. bills, collected. REFERENCES. \Vm. Bell S.:. Co., John!). I)aN-ifg, I..oratir.o, I'ittAblirgl). Pa .1. l'rtinter & CO., kkx,lirongoliSzCo. ) Joh]) Ft Brown & C„ • I l'hu'lt'lrinu• James NlVamlless. :•('lncinolti. 0., J. It. d4'Doual S. AV. El. Pp[)."!, Esq., l'res . t. Bank Ey. Removal. PCAWFIELD,has removed his marble Eva, • wo(ki .t. opposite Fahnestock's Drug Store, where he will keep constantly on hand Tomb Stones, MLnnunents etc. apl9--lyr Dissolution of Partnership. rptlE partnership heretofore existing under the JL tyle of Devine& M'Anulty, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Fl. Devine is to collect all Awns due to the concern, and pay all claims contracted for the concern up to this date. Pittsburgh, Sept. 1. 1843 H. Devine respertfulty informs his friend.: and the public, that he ,still continues in the Transporting business, and that he has removed the office of the Tj. S. Portable Boat Lbw,. to No. 95 Water street, next door below Lewis Hutchinson, where he will receive end forward Freight to the East, on the very lowest terms. H. .DEVI NE. Dissolution of Partnership. THE Partnership heretofore exist ing•ondar the firm of Metter nett At.rx AND V.11., - iS 0115 day ved ilium:Ll consent. .I.NNIES DICKEY, Wept. I, 11143. W.M.G. ALEXANDER. J AMES DICKEY mtpxtfiltly infirm his friends and the public, 01;11114 still continues in the Transpor tation Business, at his AVardiouse, cogs ER or LIBER TY AND IVAys v. .. , TIt.E.F.TS, Canal Basin, wider the name of the. "Independent Portable Boat Line," where he will receive and forward freight to the East at the lowest terms Sept. 4—tf. FRESII ARRIVAL OF DELICACIES, AT 140. LIBERTY STREET. CHOWS: PICKLES. Walnut Ketchup, Gerkins, Tomato do, Mangoes, Sarsaparilla Syrup, Piccelilly, Lemon do, Cauliflower, Oli.e Uil, French Beans, India Currie Powder, Walnuts, Italian Nraccaroni, Onions, Italian Vermicelli, Mixed Pickles. Capers, (French,) RICE( S•UCES. Prunes, John Bull's Sauce, Bitter Almonds, Harvey's do, French Currants; Reading du, Prepared Cocoa, Cav ice do, Jamaica Ginger, India Soy, Dried Cherries: Essence of Anchovies. Oranges, &c, &c, Just received aitd far gttle by Lx,pyD Sr, CO., Nis. 1 . 40, Liberty street., Sale ant Zo Let. ',k FOR A FA RM 4400,4 4 0iiii;!12. from Pittsburgh; A nn the FranOin Road, adjoining lauds of. Esti., Will's, - gold on (tis-istable'terms: ' For further particulara apply to P. McGARR, I.49l.ibertv strekts, THE unexpired term cf a Lease on' Tra:rt of let No. 20, situated in the Diamond, Allegheny city, south sido. Having - a frame h0ue.522 by 26 on a lot 22 by 90, baring ten years to run; wilt be sold a bar gain. Apply at Eouti & FosTErt real estate agents next deer to the Post office. Farms, &c, for Sale, Exchange and Rent. FOR SALE, about a doxen food small and middle sized and large Fartn3, at from 1b to ~3D an acre. For wale or ex rhange, aereral hote:e.i and lots in Pitts burgh, Allegheny. Birmingbatn. Lawrenceville, &c. 11-Seneral farnte wanted to rent by good tenant's.— Persons having farms to rmit or exchange may advance their interest; by calling at liarrioi's Agency and In telligence office, No 9, sth street. 15 B FARAlS m of t. ituproved .t iand . i h n a ll , talee . ande eacer es, to su high stated( cultivation. 2 Farms in Arm