ailsAllorning post.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IL 1345
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
commitrat ?OR ICOVENBF.R.
W. Eichbaurn, A. Gordon, James Marshall
In reFererice to communications which may appear
In thispaper. we haveone or two remarks to make.—
We will insert none without the name of the author be
ing Stet made known to ua, and when inserted, must al
ways be taken as express' veor the views of the seri/re,
=ad not the editor of this paper, unless the views so
expressed are editnriallyteniarked upon and approved.
Tate Rittas.—The rivers are now both in fine or
der for navigation, and rising. A great amount of
business is doing on the Monongahela and Allegheny
wharves.
rgr. R Act Aavtuo, fn,m Santa Fe. arrived
yesterday morning at Captain Herbst's with $52.000
in specie, the major pat t of which he has deposited
i■ one of our banks, to make purchases here for New
Mexico.
A MERICAN REVIEW, a Whig Journal for No
al, 'ember.
Living Age. N 077.
Latin Without a Master, part second.
Secret History of the TN ler Dynastry; with the Mys
teries of Washington city.
Description of the American Electra Magnetic Tel
wernipb, now in opetittion between the cities of Wit•th•
iwgtoa and Baltimore, by Alfred Vail, Assistant Su•
perireendeet.
Just re'd and for sale at Cook's Literary Depot 85
Fourth st. oet 10
Wide Almanac for 1646.
Pritisked by Horace. Greeley, Es?. and for sale at
COOK'S 85 Fourth. re.
ONTENTS: Calculations for the year 1846;G0v
I I.J ernment of the U States, The Tariff Question;
Tim Postage Reform; The Nee's . ..salty for Protection;
American Railroads; Mips cf Oregon; What Con
e salutes Texas; Popular Vote for President for 1844;
i Time of Holding Elections; &c, 3c.
IM,/0.
To Grocers and Others.
IrLET, and may be entered upon immediately.
Grocery and ?aueensware Store. situated in
the centre or the City,' and doing a grim, cash busi
awes, which may be extended considerably with a small
capital. For further particulars enquire at this office.
move- I w
Opeassag flit atentiag at t.le '• Down lore Cash
Horse.
1 CASTIN Thread Laces and FAlgings;
3 do Gyntruse, Lisle and Lace Edgings and
lesertiaips;
1 do Cambric and Mull Edgings and Inser
ting";
2 do . Black BM end Cotton Edg
row 3 BARROWS & TURNER
DECRIVED this morning at No 46. 2 Cerlone
Soporior Block Merino Shawls, make ofibr rel
tbsatrd Hannoqiiln & Co. Prior. from ?4 50 in 12.00
nos 2 HARltiitt'S & TCHNEft.
1H.... 11 TCHfr LL. I. liCKßullf.
Pennock, Mitchell & Co.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Wearekosse es Liberty St..opposite Brown's Bow,
PITTSBURGH.
Stoves and Grates,
Wagon Roses of all sizes,
Hollow Ware,
Plough Castings all sizes,
[?Mill CaStings,
net I{•dlm&wly.
"NllliblillB. MOO
Diamond 4114 . , • s
HAS just received from New York and Philadel
phia, the latest plies fur Dresses, Cloaks,
Mantillas, &c. 0r42.4.4&vi1m
rrsnsh Mole Skin Bats
OF the latest style, which, for neatness
and durability cannot be surpassed. All
thew in want of a very superior hat will Idease call and
examine. 8. MOORE,
93 Wood it.
oetl64i3r.wins 3.11 door below Diamond *Hey,
CAP'S CAPS !!
0,1 JUST received (torn the manofac- 11111 1,
Wren a large assortment of caps,
ceasistiog of otter, Seal, Notre. Muskrat, Mohair,
Plash, Oil skin, Glazed, Hair Seal and Sealette, in.
Fiber with a variety of new styles for youths and
children. S. MOORE,
93 Wood et
eietliSdAsrlm 3d &mt. hrlow Clamor el alley.
Ilatra tine Black Beaver Hats,
JILNEW style •od superior in quality and beate
ty, to be found at
ex 27•1 m.
f" A Email supply of gentlemen's and youth'
caps of evety description at
WM. DOUGLAS.
78 Wood street. East side.
net 17.1 m.
NSW FALL GOODS
AT NO. 51 MARKET STREET.
George B. White & Co.
A RE so. °peering a choice assortment of Fall
...M. Goods. consisting n part of
Embroidered Ombra Shaded Cashmeres;
Fancy French f:loakings; Gala Plaids;
Cross barred Cashmere for dresses;
Tastes Silks; Ferkerri Shawl.;
Rambo Lens Shawl.;
Fringed Bonnet and Cap Ribbons;
French Cloths and Cassimerrs;
Gentlemen's Satin and Polka Scarfs;
Dresden and Marseilles Quills
riftb Ward Livery Stable
TH E subscriber. having bought out the well
known Livery Stable kept by C B Doty, in
alb Ward, respectfully informs his friends and
tips public generally, that he will keept at all times. a
stor.k ofthe best description of Riding Horses, Bug
gies, Carriages of all kinds, and in short, every thing
required in his line of business.
A considerable portion of his stock is new, and he
is confident that no stock in the city will be superior
to bis.
HIS TERMS WILL BE MODERATE.
His Stable is on Liberty st., a few dome above the
Cass! Bridge, where be respectfully soheits a share of
public psisonste. CHARLES COLEMAN.
M.He is also provided with an elegant Hearse,
whiar will be furnished when required. oct2stf
Wanta4 Immediately,
APERSON who understands painting and var
nisising—eenatant eniploytnetit and good wages
will be gives. Apply to
JJUST remitted, 150 duz. 8 by 10, 9 by 12 and 10
by 12 Window Sash, in 3,4, 6, 9 and 12 light
pieces, and all sizes of window glass to suit; 200 os•
meted bowls:a few bbls of Louisville Lime; Sweet
Potatoes and Lime by the bbl and retail; 250 cute yel
low and purple carpet cbain; 25 large and small bed
comfortables; 50 gross cheap suspender buttons; a
ftw bed cords and screws, augers, and a small assort
ment of dry goods and family medicines, fur sale
cheap.
ISAAC HARRIS, Agent
sow 6t6t sad Corn., Merchant, No 9,5tb street
•Corner of O'Hara and Etna streets, Fi f a Ward
DISSOLUTION.
THE Eno of Freemen, Kosp & Totten. is this
day disoolsed, by the sole of the ernire interest
wit John Freeman in the concere, to Charles Knsp, Jr.
.sail William J Totten, who will continue the business
molar the name or Knsp & Totten, and will settle all
adabsomegainat the said firm, and receive all debts and
demands owing to the seine. •
Pittab'gb..Aug. 18, 184.5-aug2B
IALLOW OCHRE-126 lbs. rtc ' d and for sale
is) , joroltli R. E. SELLERS.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Now Books.
Tkread Laces.
New Shawls.
ox Busy,
ITea Kettles. Sad Irons,
Tailors S. Flatters' Irons,
ICounter Weights, &c.
Iron and Nails.
dite. made to order.
OEOII
WM. DOUGLAS.
73 Wood ii., Emu side
oct 13 1 m
K HENDERSON,
West end Hand in Bridge
Pert Pitt Work:,
..~ „ ;,:,;.TY~.
port of Pittoburgli.
G FEET WATER IN THE CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packet*. .
!Monongahela City Packets.
Bertrand, Mason. St: Louis; •
Hibernia, glinefelter, Cincinnati;
Allegheny Belle, Hanna, do
Arrow, Atkinson, do •
Putnam, Hazlett. do
Allegheny. Gtay, St Lady;
Pickaway, McDonnell, do
.Circassian, (new) Bennett, Brownsville;
Uncle Ben, Pat kinson, Cincinnati;
Medium, Conly, do
Prairie Bird, Vandergrifi, Nashville;
May Duke, Miller, do
Rhode Island, McFall, wheeling;
Monticello, Gray, Cincinnati.
DEPA RTED.
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packets;
Monongahela City Packets.
Allaquippe, Smith, Cincinnati;
Monongahela. Stone, do.
Belfast, Ebbert, Wheeling:
Defiance, Duval, Cincinnati.
For St. Louis and alissenri River.
m at THE new and substantial Steamer
NEBRASKA,
Doetcan, Muter, will leave for the
above and intermediate landings, on WEDNESDAY
next, 12th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Fur Freight
or pelage apply on board, or to
nnv G JAMES MAY.
SPEED AND COMFORT!!
MONONGAMIL A ROUTE
FOR BALTIMORE. AND PHILADELIIIIA
VIZ SPLENDID ►AST RUNNINGS T AAA RS
o at CONSUL
m ai
AND
LOUIS M'LANE,
ARE MAIMING DAILY TRIPS.
One boat will leLve evely aftemoon ut 3 o'clock,
preci.ely.
NAMA.M-i4,
FARE—Ptitsburgh to Baltimore. $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2.
Passengers by these Boats will lodge on board in
comfortable state-rooms the first night, wit! pass over
the Mountains (onl3. 73 miles) the knowing DAT. in
in Eastern-built Coaches; sup and bodge the second
night in Cumberland, thus •cuiding night travel alto
gether.
Tickets will entitle Passengers to atop at Cumber
' land or Baltimore, if they wish, and resume their sots
at plea•u re.
Extras furnished, fur a full load, to run as Passen
gers may desire.
For seats, or entire roaches for apply at the office,
two doors from the Exchange: and at the National
Hotel. above the Monongnh,la Bridge.
ort •?1 •FERGLiS MOORHEAD, Agent.
Beaver, II arren and Cleveland Packets
and Stage Line.
fat
THE SPLCNDID CANAL PACKETS,
Express & Telegraph,
Lenve Braver‘laily. (Suoti.tca eupede , L) at I o ' •
clock A. M.. (on the arliv,d of the stramer Michigan
from Pittsburgh.)and art ive at Warren next morning
at 7 o'clock—connecting at Warren uith NeA. Moore
ft Co'• line of Stages, which leave W ore', on the ar•
rival of the Packet. arnl reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through $4 SO.
Pa.venger•p , ,ying in Pittiburghare entii lerltochoire
of herths on the Canal Packet, and seat. in the stage .
For passage auplyon board Steamboat Michigan,or
to JOHN S DICKEY. Beaver.
G M HAR ros & co., Pittsburgh.
CLARK &Co.. Beaver.
For passage returning apply at the Stage nflres of
NEI 1.. MOORE& Co Cleveland.
The well known steamer
r r A H.
W. R•BWES. Mamer,it ..crcnmenced
her regular Jail. trips, leaving i obialeit (Its heron
~f ore) at 3 o ' clock . F.M., and Beaver at 9, A. M.
Pricesto suit the times, avid dives whc have no money
carried free.
The Canal to Cleveland will be (numbed as ..on as
the weather • ill permit: on the opening of which
CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVEL A N st:xi
MEADVILLE, Pa.. will immediately go into open•
Lion. For freight or pavinge•pply on board, or to
jury 12 G. M. HARTON, Water street.
CCr The Michigan is provided with Evans' Safety
Guard.
DM. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845
Thc new and Splendid Steamer
11. & NAIL MONONGAHELA,
Stole Master, has commenced run
ning regularly, •nd wilt continue to
run thrigigh the season as a Weekly
Packet. between Pittsburgh and Cincinnaii, leaving
Pittsberghevery Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and
Cincinnati every Thuraday morning at the same hoer.
For freight or passage apply on board. m 0.6.
STEAMER LAKE ERIE, CAPT. Camrset,t.,
Leaves Beaver at 8 o'clock, A. M.
" Piitsburgh at 3 o'clock, P. M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, CAPT. Bots.s,
Leaves Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock, A. M.
" Beaver at I o'clock, I'. M.
In connection with daily Lines n( Freight and Pas
sage Canal Boats to Erie, Pa., and Cleveland, 0.
Steam Boat and Vessels to all parts on Lake Erie
and Michigan. Apply to
G. M. HARTON & CO..
Pittshorgh.
•
JOHN S. DICKEY, Beaver.
june 211 CLARK &Co.. Beaver.
REBUILT AND REMOVED.
rissaitare Cheap and Good.
JAS. W. WOODW ELL respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he hos removed to his
old stand, No. 85 Third street, where he has on hand
a splendid assortmen. of Furniture of all descriptions,
ready for their inspection. Persons wishing to furnish
Hotels, Steamboats, Private Dwellings, ik.c. w ill find
it to their interest to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
FURNITURE
which cannot be surpassed in the western country,
comprising the following articles:
Sofas, Divans and Ottomans;
Tepoys, Tete-a.Tetes. Wardrobes.'
Secretary and Book-Crises;
Card, Pier, Sofa end Centre Tables,
Sideboards; Dressing Bung•us, various styles:
Hat and Towel Reeks;
French and High-post Bedsteads;
End, Dining and Break fest Tables:
Mahogany-CHAIRS of all descriptions;
A general assortment of Fancy Chairs;
Also, a general assortment of COMMON FURNI
TURE. sep4.3m.
SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE k LOT
FOR BALE.
A VERY large and commodious Mick Dwelling
AL. House,beautifully sbusted, in "Pride's Or
chard," on the bluff of the Monongahela river, a few
Aquarrs beyond the city line The lot is 72 by 160
feet, fronting on three streets; Acres et. 100 feet wide;
Pride et. 60 feet wide; Caldwell at. 40 feet wide,—
The house i 5224 feet front by 47 feet deep, %lib 11
finished rooms; and was built in the most substantial
and liberal manner for the subscribers' own occupan
cy. The terms will be very reasonable. Apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
octl3 m. JACOB VCGDF.S.
Be•oponed and at Work.
JAMES ADAMS, Baker. respectfully informs the
public that be has rebuilt at the old stand, foot
of Grant street, from whence he was driven by the
Great Fire, and is prepared to serve his customers in
superior style, His materials are of the best that can
be bought, and his workmen ate the best that can be
employed. He solicits custom, being confident that
he can give entire satisfaction.
N. B.—Wedding andether parties promptly attend
ed to, Oct 15.3 m
MOE
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
Norco.-eWe ere obligingly favored, says the
Washington Union of Novembet 8, with translations
of Mexican papers down to the 11th of October, just
received atthe departments. But we received them
too late to insert tkem in this evening's paper. We
shonid not suppose, from the accounts we have receiv•
ed, that the danger - of war depends with Mexico; but
that judging from the corteous roception she has given
to our squadron at Vera Crux, the hostile feeling is
rather abated.
Minato/La.—About one half of the State kas been
heard from; Democratic majority 2120—it will be
over three thousand. The wings will have about •
doses inthe House of Repnsseutatives—in dm &mate
ROW'.
From Ike N. Y. Joirnal of Casemate.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Whig. Native. Drm.
Senate (hold over) 3 1 20
Add Ist district
2d du
3d du I gain
St.h do I du
Four to be beard from
•
•
Albany
Cayuga •
Chenanga -
Columbia -
Fulton and Hamilton •
Geneses -
Greene
•
Herkimer -
Kings, (last year natives)
Lewis -
Madison
Monroe •
Monigomery
New York (last year natives)
Niagara
Onondaga
Oneida
•
Ontario - •
Orange
Oswego - •
Otsego
•
Putnam - •
Queens
Rancelaer -
Richmond -
•
•
Rockland •
•
•
Saratoga
Sync ed -
•
Schenectady -
Scholoilr
•
St Lawrence
Suffolk -
•
Sulowan
Cister
Washingtoa • •
W•, eCI :
•
•
W•?rbe
•
e.l chest r
•
•
Yates
'Whole number of A eresnblymen. INI
Enough is k ' ,own to shoe/ that the democrat. will
lime • considerable majority in the Esitembly. as well
as in the senate. Ihe numiser of er hogs a iil be some.
what greater than lota year, hot not rivtal t.. the ',logs
end natives together. Ibe only inentuer of tie rtes.
k-gtallitureeh-clad a. • nott‘e a Mr Folearn, of tht.
city, elected last yells' to the senate.
i• ttporte.i to have elee,:ed the
rilllllll 543 IA tvg in •II for as lwt t.. tatr
give lOU democr.t.
Jefferson cout.ty, torn of %V i lna gises 300 srld,;; •
Rain of 340.
Gan ei-os co probah'y democratic by 300 to 500.
Cheaango, democratic by 500, except SUM". ( W . )
elected to the assembly.
Cortland Co..i reported *hie by a small MP j' en).
ffl'Cartey (dem) is defeated toe the assembly in
Onondaga county.
.big in doubt in Ca:inga county.
Spe n cer (whip) has probably 2.060 niaprity for the
senate in Oneida. lit •egis, Jettvrron, and brats- lie
elected by over 1.000.
Nothing further foon the 611 i district.
The 7th senatorial district is probably democratic.
lV•yne 150 on senate; Ontario under :00.
Great doubts about like 4th district. If Es•assi en.
i• hot 100. a reported, Young (dern) is elected.
4 Large Warehouse to Let.
SITU A mon Water between Smithfield arid Griot
streets, l'utslorrah. Inquire of John aitilerron,
Rob-rt Wood., or James :s1 Christy, E•rirs , or of
octl7.tf 110131:11 t ISTY.
Per Rent.
THE onbc•ribet strtil rent for 2 years. • room in
the Third Story of the house, be now occupies
(at the corner of 3d and Wood •te) twine 20 feet
(rent by 60 long. would anasser a printer admit-Ably a.
it is very well lighted. C H KAY.
nov 3 Borikorller and Parer Dealer.
GEORGE COCHRAN
HAVING rebuilt and remomi to his old .tand,
No 126 Wood street, next to the corner of Se
nond, continues to transact a general commission
business.
lie will be constantly supplied with American
manulertures a the lowest wholesale cash prices.
orpt 17
FEATHERS
01 SACKS prime Feather, just received •ed for sale
by Si R HEY & CO.
nov 6
F RESH BUTTER, for isle and nn hand, by
P. C. MAREIN
n0%7 60 Water at
MOUNT UNION CEMETERY.
rTi E public aro respectfully informed that the
Trusters of the above Cemetery, near Mount
Emmet Hotel, are now ready to dhoose of lots on
reasonable terms—the has are 8 by 16 feet—from 10
to 12 dollars during the month of October—after
which time the lots will be 15 to 18 dollars. The lo
cation is beautifuhand the plan of the lots is tasteful
ly arrsnted. It Is the intention of the Trustees to
make the place as handsome as any othe place of the
kind in this vicinity. Apply to Mr JOHN STER.
RET , Merchant, Federal street, A Ileghen).
By order of the Botrd of Trustees.
mer3o. ROBERT FAIR:4 AN. Presh.
Drugs.
50 Lns 51T I
l i b''47. " Red Pmeipitate?
25 " Mar M•ps;
50 " Sol Rochelle,
20 " Gambote>
32 oz. Hyd Potash;
20 " lodine;
Jost received and for gals by
B A FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
cur. Bth and Wood es
T• Lot,
TWO ROOMS, on Fourth street, between Ferry
rend Liberty vreets, suitable far an office and sil
ting r o om. Enquire of Geo. Stephenson, corner of
4th end Ferry streets, or
' - .JOHN B. M'FADDEN,
sept 1 Market street.
Now La*. Library, No. 4.
MBE New Law Library, No 4, just neeetived
Price $7 00 per year.
CHAS. H. KAY,
novß ear. of Wood and 3d at.
Coal Boats.
2COAL Boats, 80 by 20 feet, new, for sale low
by P C MARTIN,
nor 7. 60 Water at.
_^S
Nooks.
•
MRB. Child's letters from New York;
Mimi Leslie's Pencil sketches, 3d series;
The Lndy of the Manor, by Mrs. Sherwood;
Home, by Miss Bedgewick;
For sale by BOSWORTH & FORRESTERi
nor 6 43 Market street.
BOOKS—The Poems and Ballads of Schiller with
his Life by Baldwin,
Correspondence between °Defile and Schiller;
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER,
nay 6 43 Market server.
C ATLIN'S North American Indian.;
BOSWORTH &FORRESTER,
nosh 43 Market sureet
-
perm OM
2000 GALLS. bleaebed and unbleached
winter strained Sperm Oil landing
an d for sal. by MILLER & RICKETSON,
No. 170, Liberty rt.
Ssleratas.
4 CASKS just received •nd foe sale by
MILLER & RICK ETSON,
no‘s. Nu. 170, Liberty st
'tar °sadism.
20 BOXES just received sod for role by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
novs. No. 170, Lawny in
1 CASE will bw sold low to close consignment
6EO. COCHRAN,
nos II No. 26 Wood st.
iitnad ages! kw the American Fire
T ouraue• Company of Philadelphia, continues to
male Is.u rs o.ce stains' loss or damage by fire, on fa-
Tumid. terms, at bia old stand
GEORGE COCA RAN,
nosf, No 26 Wood st.
1 22
To ?zlalsrs.
THE. subaeriber bag just received on consisnment
Power presa. News and Book luk, which br
will sell at manufacturers prices
GEORGE COCHRAN,
n0%6 Nu 26 Wood st,
Wbig. Dem
1 gain 2
2 gia'n 1
I gain 2
ANEW and splendid Cloth for winter mats we
have every variety of color, and will make them
in every variety , t 1 style to suit the taste, the habit
and the pocket of our citutmers. Call and see them
ORLEANS CLOTHS.
F ASHIONABLE
mixturn fur business coots, low
inked, fur isle to order' bv
8
- 4 gain.
1
3
2
- I gain. 2
1
1
3
jail. /
- 2
gain I
JUST err... Sys-4 an invoice of French Chill., snits•
hle f or Al.O a few (+stern• beautiful
Cashmeres, for lining* for the game, fur IA ilia/ we g ill
be glad to recrise tosis.ss.
LUE BLANKET CU %TS. The.e comfortable
I) coal. •o sruil.i...n•ible to the tinveliing cnmmuni
ty can be had to superwr .tole at our I * -tesiolioliment.
A LG EU, NI c 6 U I RE& C 4.
nr,25 . .2::01 Liberty at.
MIXED BEAVER CI AI HS AND FANCY
LININGS.
COMF:TIIING new to tLi. line to be. Lea at t(x-
FeAbion•Lle g.f . 1•1• 4 , f
A LGEO, )IcGt; I ft F. .11 Co.
251 I.lt.erty at.
Spin
2
gain
Loaf Sugar.
I'VE at, reeemog a further eurrly of Nob. 783
`r Loaf S,gar, whiclo ail! be a.,ki at low nice
DURNOOGE, %% ILSUN &CO.
%Vat, at.
suGAR HorsE MOLASSES.
4 ti sII
11 30 ;4,4' d.,
or sale iumr 19 citrore r Intier•rr,r.r.
BeRI3ItIOUFL WILSON 5: CO.
Wister st
Copper.
25/1 COrpCr, (Baltimore)
I OrilW atA ts'or by
ItUf 1)(1E, WILSON St CO.,
W•ter street.
Toast Elysea Tea.
25 HALF-rxtrin from carp,
-Lad, Ada tts. - Ilecri vrd and j o t rr i e by
H LAMM:Rt.
100 Litrertv rt.
r, %NIELS Hrrrn•kgs (Ale.ivrE)
5 ROW Nal Sni mon;
":5 n,1,11.11 tkalkti Hernng a;
li•cetred • eui for sAe by H LA NIS RT,
net 1n 100 LO,,TIV
Citrita aad Keck Candy.
10 B OXES Prot•prowi Citron;
10 Rock Coady;
ll'criv -d end for sole by 11. LA NMEHT.
nell6 100 Ltbr•rtr et.
4TIBLh N: C. Tar
k /30 t•
10
.I.lc reeri‘rd dllit f..r *RI,. by
J. 1 J. M'IK VITT,
nrl If) 1.24 I,,kotiv it
10 CANS Ground Uir•nism..n,
Alloptro.
1 keg. Gloms.
10 boxes '' Popper No 1:
Just received and cm sole I.y
J. & J. 11.1 . 1)EVITT
r.r , 16 224 Lilsorty .t
Pip**.
54111 130 X F:3 Pipcs just received and for sale by
J &J 11cDEVITT.
uctlti 224 Libert
ANEW HAT AND CM' STORE. fiL
No 57 Wow airret
CI AS. H. PAULSON,
(LIT[ or INC TIEN Or PAULSON I 0/1.1.,)
H AVlNGopened his new store at
No- 73. Weed Street,
Next door to the corner of Fourth, is now mannfactur
ing and receiving from the Eastern Cities a very large
essonment of HATS and CAPS, of every descrip
tion, wriranted to be made in the hest manner, and
of the hest materials. Otter,Seal, fine and common
Muakrat, Sealette, lair•Soal, Plush and Glazed Caps
Also, a fine assortment of Ladle.' Furs. such as
Lynx, Fitch. Genet and Coney MUFFS AND TIP
PETS AND FUR TRIMMINGS. all of which he
offers fur sale at EASTERN PRICE'S FOR CASH,
both wholesale and retail.
Country Merchants will please call and examine my
stock before purchasing else% here.
CHAS. H. PAULSON.
N. B. The Fall Fashion for HRIS and Ceps receiv
ed. (112 7
JOSIAH KINO. J. FINNEY, JR
KING & PINNEY,
Agents at Pittsburgh, for the Delairare Mutual
Safety Insurance Company of Phila.
"VIRE RISKS upon buildings and .Merchandi.e of
every description and MARINE RISKS upon
Hallam cargoes of vessel, taken upon the most favor
able terms.
(Office at the warehouse of King & Holmes, on
Water street, near Market inert, Fluid)ugh.
N. B. king & Finney invite the confidence end
patronage of their friends and the community at lar;e
to the Delaware M. S. Insurance Company, as an in.
stitution among the most flourishing in Philadelphia
—as having a large paid in capital, which by the
operation of its charter is constantly increasing—as
yielding to each person insured his due share of the
profits of the Company, without involving him in any
responsibility whatever; beyond the premium actually
paid in by him, and therefore as possessing the M utile!
principle divested of every obnoxions feature, and in
its most attractive form. non 1-tf.
MLARGE lot of shirts just arrived from the East,
at the Pittsburgh Clothier Store formals wholesale
sod retail WSf. B.SCHAFF ER.
oct2B
BROWN FLANNELS
Lupouvuice.
COBURG CLOTHS
A LGEO, McGl.llll &
251 I.ii.ert ot
A LCiEO, McGUIRE &Cn,
251 LtUeriy st
CLOAKS. CLOAKS
A LGEO, 11cGUI & Co.
251 Libery or
iM2ICM
Tar, Pitch & Ileitis
Ground Spices
Tuition Salts.
Adatinstrator's Sale of !Zeal Metals.
19,900 Acre* of Land in IVestern Plannyiternia
AT AUCTION.
WlLLber *old at the auction Rooms of John D.
Davie, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 13th day
of November, 1945, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the
jog described land; late the property of.lacoes Trimble.
Senr. decd.. of H arri rg
15,00 ACRES
of which, lies in the county of Mercer; No 39, and 972
in Pymatuning township; No 758 and 801 in Dela
ware townsphip, no 934 in Sandy Creek township, no
1068 and 1073 in French Creek township. Some of
these lands contain Coal, and Iron Ore and lay in the
vicinity of the State imprcriements
-1,000 ACRES
are in the county of Crawford. No 1553 and 1548 in
Rockdale Township, no 1362 in Athens' township, no
1468, in Richmond township, no 1669 in Sparta town.
ship; allot' whioh are well adapted for farmirg, and con
venient to laid out roads.
900 ACRES
ere in the County of Erie; no 197,-2017-2076 in
Waterford township, end within 3 miles of the town
Waterford; no 1956 in Amity township; these tracts are
oldie first quality land, nod convenient to laid out
roads.
16000 ACRES
Are in the County of McKean, adjoining the South
line of the State of New York, and fronting on the
Allegheny River. The town of Corydan lies on part
of the Original tracts. These Lands are well cover
ed with pine and other timber, suitable for Lumbar,
and have several small streams of water running
trough them, on which there may be saw mills erect
ed.
• The above Lands will be sold in separate tracts or in
a body to suit purchasers.
The Lands in Mercer, Crawford and Erie Counties,
are principally in tracts of 200 Acres. and well adapt
ed for fames. Those in McKean County, are mostly
in Tracts of 1000 Acres
Title indi.putel , l•. Trrtnit at sole
F. R. SHUNK,
WNI BOYD, f s Admis.
TIIOS. R. 'TRIMBLE.
JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctr
Sept 6 is
Barrows & Turner's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEW DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE,
ecunw.3 wzmaY,DD
NO. 46, MARKET STREnT,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRD ST.
Let it he peorlainsed, Jae and near.' that the'dnern
torn' Cash House, E... 7" No. 46. it the place!
...ft... as.
41111.'emi l.;
. -
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
17' AT NO. 46 ..&.1
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Of !lilt later 11/, lea. and the must: re a nd beautiful
plattrrns.
RICH SHAWLS
In great und splendid variety, both high and
Pnriß (;!“,...in all ...err number:
Cn.r% Carnboc Ilandliercilief., from 12 1.2
52.50.
Rot", New 11. tenet Ribun, , beautiful, from 12 I 2
12 3 1.
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES!
Vtw stkittlon•irisc been made tr, our Domeoie Pt
partrnet.t, and the whole wall be dimpo,ied of •I
lOW "1 , 1.
li!ankrt• • IA Col,ntrrritnen.
BROADCLOTHS.
.•
to furnish fin) Naito may
fign.fl•
Freuch. Wee a UngLwa 11.114
greet variety of olouloo—in nll roshoes, Fashions
able, timmo's Gold :11110,1.
CASSIMERES,
.s.:apkt Ned Fancy'.
SATINETTS,
Snweral cases Just ritteiscit in both Dish •nd
One rave 1.11,e Wad, an,/ Shoe!, Gray.
/lesue Drab fur Carriage Tr irarnlnga.
FANCY VESTINGS.
Beautiful rarity—Plutn and Fan,' Rich Satins
anA Velvets.
Genrlemen'• Shin Scu f. and Cravat , :
8.. t Pon is Kit Glove.;
Madwup Shirt•;
Suspenders.
...Varkei Street tie place, 46 tite it umber.
Dot I Barrows & Turner,
NEWS FROM OREGON!
OzrIMPOR'I'ANT TO THE LADIES.I.4O
GREAT BARGAINS!
NO. 38, MARKET STREET
THE Sdhseritier regreedully inrorms the public,
that he has opened a store at this place, where
ho is now opening an extensive assortment of
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
VI) W. 'U"' Cel. Cr) CD ii,
Which will he ma at priers which cannot fail in
give entire swig's...lion. His Stock consists in part of
the following desirable Goods.
New style Ombre Stripe Cashmere and Mouseline
de Leine.
French and English Met moors;
Alpaca and Indiana Cloi bs;
Black and Mole Colored de Laines,
Fancy Prints;
English, French and Scotch Ginghams;
Shawls, Embroidered and Plain Thibet, fine and
low priced. Woolen Goods;
Kentucky Jean, assorted cumin and qualities;
Plaid Linsey,s. Highland Plaid Cassimeres;
Fancy Figured and Sti iped do
Heavy Plaid Shawls. Worsted Shawls;
Plaid Cloaking, Furnishing Goods.
[female) Linen Sheeting Super Irish Linen.
Pillow Case Linens. Hamilton Cottonads;
Russia and Scotch Sheeting';
uckaback and Diaper and Bordered Towels;
Birdeye Diaper. Wide Russia Diaper;
Colored Clair Crash and Linens;
Maiseillea Toilrting and Bateau Covers;
Fine Ticking. and Furniture Checks;
Dimity and Furniture Chintzes;
Damask Table Linnens. Table Cloths;
Superior and Common Damask Napkins;
Blankets ..f all deseripttons;
Thread Laces. Bonnet Ribbons. Kid Gloves;
Hosiery—Silk. Craton and Worsted of all qualities;
Bleached and Brown Muslins;
Book, Mull and Swiss Muslins;
Cambric and Jaennet do
Silk Cravats and Pocket Handkerchief.;
Linen Cambric
Plain and Hem•Stteheri do
Colored Borders.,
nor 341 m
iI"jiCST received it the Theme Big Doors, the 'arg
est and best assoitn'tent of Shirts, ever offered
in the Pitisbnrgh matte!, whieh will be sold whole
sale or million rcuonabla terms.
JOHN MCCLOSNEY.
!!3!!!=:1:1
Bank Notes anti sexel)augt.
CORRICTIM DAILY BY
A. ERANDEZ, EXCHANGE BROILEB,
Merchants and Manvfaeturers'Serip - • • Par
Exchange Bank Scrip 1
Currency 1
Becks County Scrip 1
F.XCHANGE—AT SIGHT.
On Philadelphia 4 prem
Neu , York i pre
Boston. . .... 4 prem.
Baltimore .4 prem.
SPECIE.
Headache, Giddiness, Rh. umatiam, f lies, Dispepsia,
Scurvy, Smell Pox. Jaundice, Pains in the Back, le
ward Weaknees, Palpitut ion of time Heart, Rising in
the Throat, Dropsy. Asthma, Fever of all kinds, Fe
male Complaints, Measles, Salt Rheum, Heartburn
Worms, Cholera Morbus, Cough:, Quinsey, I.Vhooping
Cough, Consemptalle Fits, Liver-Complaint, Ercsipe
las, Deafness, Itching: of the Shin, Colds. Gout, Grp,
el. Nervous complaints, nod a variety of other ,lisen.e.,
arising from Imporities of the blood, and obstructions
in the organs of digestion.
[From the Agent at Qa^ill'r, L. C. 3
DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
DEAR Star—AErfPfible Co TOW' de,irO, I write to
keep yon apprized of the proirects of the Clicker.,
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this city. Yon msy
recollect, when I first commenced selling veer medi
cine, which was in Slay, 18,4, we little dreamed el
the success that would crown the undertaking. Ow
premises had been sn completely Ibeeled by the one
thousand end one unnelenble remedy for every poesi•
ble compleint antler the sun, :bat i set ioesly content.
plated heving nothing more to ao SS hit any thing of the
kind. However, at the liven urgent solicitation s we
consented to make n trial of ymirs. At first we found
considerabledilEculty iv attracting public 'mention to•
wards them. People had been so often deceived by
the vile componuds which have flooded the country for
the last 15 years nr more, that they determined, if
possible, never to be 'taken peals; anti the copse•
querce wes, they could hardly be persuaded to accept
of the Pills, as the saying is, for -love nor money."
Thw mat terra proceeded fur a week or too, when, no
"good luck would have it, "Sirs. N—, a lady of
our city, who had long suffered from an affection of
the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the most ob
stinate character, woe persuaded to accept of a box, on
condition that nothing wn3 tube paid for it, if they did
not afford her the necessary relief. I meat eon Tess,
we ourselves had very little faith in the wafter, know•
ing as we did, that her complaint Sons one of long
standing, end hod been unnucresnfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor
ing towns. But we had determined to give the medi•
eine a fair trial, and if it preyed to be won thless, it
would be a source of satisiuction to lincr.v it. both to
you end to os. No less in our I; , v than surprise, how
ever, only a few days had elapsed, when the Indy again
presented herself at our counter and enquired far nnoth
er hot. '•I really think, Mr. IVilimums," says she.
that your Pills ate beginning to work a great change
in my health, and altneether fur the better. When I
tnok the second dose, I begun to feel much betterthan
.astpasty 2 I did at first; the pain in my side woe considriably' re.
...... r lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the 1,1,,c4
seemed to circulate through my veins as it did in my
, youthful days. Since thee, I have taken the remainder
of the Pills, at.tl my improvement has been sensibly
progressing at every' repetition of the dose. 1 have
no doubt that a few mote boxes will effectually cure
OHIO. me." The result was as she roe-dieted. Her health
Mown , hank of St. Clairsville
1 i is completely restored. The flush of youth and beau
, ly has returved to her cheeks, and the prospect of a
Clinton bank of Columbus___.....
long seal a happy life in before her. 1 ern satisfied
Colverbiena bank of New Lisbon..... ..... !wine will never forget the Ciickener Sugnr•Coutecl Pills:
CirrleciUe (Lasorence, cashier)
'I As might naturally be supposrd, rime new s of this ex
( Warren, cashier ).... ........no
Cinrinneti banks sale
, i traurdinary cure was rapidly di:sernitated through the
•'-': city and adjacent comely, and scafrely a week bad
I I
elapsed,before enquiries began to be mode for Click
Commercial bank of Lake Erie
i • poet's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pill.: and the demand
Dayton bank.............. ...........1 I has alrendy inctensed to such an extent. that see fend
Franklin bank of I die great. at difficulty iv supplying it. In fart, if it did
Parmers'and Merianies' bank of Stenbenrille..l I " ot seem tik . r estagg rn
iration, I might edo..E any that wI
P rrffrrs' bani. of Canton 20 I are literally besieged by omen and children, labor ,
,:eanca .. -• •I ing under every possible ailment e hick -human flesh.
fire-yr:rale ---• --_. 45 is heir to." The halt, the lame, and the filint4 the
• - •• 2 .a 2 11:1202..."'" .1.1111-1
Gold prem.
Silver par
ZENNSYLVANIA.—PITTSBURGH.
Bank Air Pittsburgh. par
Merelirnts and Manufacturers' bank .par
Exchange ....par
Do. Hollidaysburg's. Par
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North America .. --par
Do Northern Liberties par
Do Pennsylvania ~____._ ...par
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania par
Farmers' and Mechanics' bank
Kensington bask. par
Manufacturers and Mechanics' par
Mechanics par
Moyamensing par
Philadelphia bank par
Schuylkill.....",.___- —par
Southwark " par
Western
Bank of Penn Township ....p ar
Girard bank par
U.S. bank and branches 35
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bank of Germantown
" Chester c0unty..............par
" Delaware county pa,
" Montgomery county por
" NOT Annibertand............ ....... par
Farmers' bank of Bucks county ...... .. par
Eastonbank por
Doylestown bank .......... • . • -par
Franklyn bank of Washington - pay
Bank of Ckambersburgh........ ... ........1
" Gettysbur -- -- -- - -1
" Lewistown... ..... 1
Susquehanna county
Ber ksco way bank no sale
Columbia Bank and Bridge Company par
Carlisle bank
Erie bank
Farmers and Provers' bank...
" Bank of Lancaster..
" Bank of Reading....
Harrisburg bank
llonesdale "
Lancaster " .. .
Lancaster co. " ..
Lebanon "
Miners' bank of P0tt5vi11e........
Mononzakela bank of Brownsville .. ...par
New Hope and Delaware Bridge company 2
Northampton bank no sale
Towanda bank no sale
Wyoming bank
West Branch bank
Yo 4 hank
Lehigh count!, bank,
. . . -
Rhitgi e anfi Traders'. Cincinnati..
ent PlensrA•
rgrn /k ..
Putnam....
Sandusky._
. . .
rrha net ....
'lender...
n i a
Ralik of Clevelaxd
INDIANA
Stair hank and branches
Stale Serif _ _ _
All banks
State bank ...
Bank of Illinois, Shanniestorns...
VIRGINIA.
Bank of the Valley of Virginia. I
Bank of Virginia -
Exclave bank of Virginia
Farmers' bank of Virginia ........... ..... I
North- Western hank of Virginia .. 4 ...
Merehante and Mechanics' bank of Virginia . ...4
I
Bank at Morgantown.....
MARYLAND.
Baltimore City banks..
AU oilier solvent banks ..
NORTH CAROLINA.
.411 solvent ..... .......
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solventbanks
GEORGIA.
Allsolvenl banks— .........
Mobile banks
Country banks.. .
LOUISIANA.
Neve Orleans franks (rood )..
TENNESSEE
3
MICHIGAN.
Rank of 31. Clair St. Clair, .. 75
Rank of the River Ra Lrin. Monroe .. ....10
Partner's' and Meekanies' Bank; Detroit • 60
Michigan insitrance, Co. Dritoit 5
Oakland County Rank, Ponlinc, • `lO
Tll Insurance Company of North Ameriel, of
Philadelphia, through its duly authorized Agent,
the subscriber, arms to make permanent and limited
Insurance on property, in this city and its victifity, and
on shipments by the Canal and Rivers.
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres . :- Samuel Dronlcs,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Saner. \V. Johns, Sweet. W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White.,
John A Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John Whits, Jahn R. Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,.
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Sec'y
This is the oldest Insurance Company in tine United
States, having been chartered in 1194 Its charter is
perpetual. and from its high sianding, long experience,
ample means. and avoiding all risks of an extra ha
zardous character, it may be considered as offering
ample sectnity to the public.
MOSES AT WOOD,
At Counting ll.orn or Atwood, Jones Co.. Water
and Front streets, Pittsburgh. netf...3.ly,
BEGS leave toinfOrm her friends,pna the pubic rm.
orally that her Select School For Young Ladies,
and Misses. Will cornmence the Winier Sessfon on
Monday the Bth of September, at her school room in
St. Clair st., nearly opposite the Eichange
She refers to the following gentlemen
Hon John Breden, Rev W A Passavant.
Rev J Niblock, Wilson IVlcCandless, Esq.,
Rev S Young. Allen framer, Esq.,
Jacob Mechling, Esq., Wm. Jack, Esq.
John Bigler.
Butler. Pa. Pittsburgh.
Any Information as toletrns &e., can be obfainedby
calling on Allen Eramer, Eer. nog 22
JAMES VCCYLE
wort at'sraums • J. 13: 116/21Cht.
NaMAILON & !MANOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
W
TT ICE in Fifth wort, in Barr's Raw landing, -
Q twee Wood did Smithfield streets.
octl9•ly.
lilliii==!;:9
CORRICR OF THIRD ♦RD WOOD STRUTS
SPECIE STANDARD
par
par
1
KENTUCKY
ILLINOIS
ALAGAMA
Fire and Marine Insurance
DIRECTORS
MISS A. C. SARGENT.
Patronized by Everybod y.
The Wonderful - Vegetable Purgative,
FOR THE criu.: OF
at". /1•14.
.10W1I:g in upon us trom e•cry perileire
infnrms us he__L3.l ilt..!tni.;•litYcAoLn nr•r
DysrepAia. Anutt rr has vut recd' Cll . ll from s. srsi
ous itttack uC Apor.lpxy. A tbild has trurreud,.* fd
.I
..1
_l5
expelling. from hi+ isat..iim the symptoms of daundiew.
And a fourth hiss
. itist covered I, WTI an at ;tick o 4
munory Con.+umiii ion. si.dich hail confined liim br his
bed for many months.—Suave But do not fail to
keep us supplied. Beddr4 our Retail Trade, we
bare 'totaling orders Gam the country to a tarp
amount.
Send 30 Groes or your earlkAt r,uvenienee
Yuu,s, &c. R. 1E VI ILLIAMS.
Quebec, L. C., A pril 14, NAN
R.F.MEMBF:R, DR. C. V. CLICKF:SF.R. a the
o.itinal inventor of ihe SuEnt touted hit.; and that
nothing of ihe ovt see rcer lionrd of until he intro.
finned them tn. June, ISI3, as will be seen by the fol
lowing
Thi• Diploma was awarded I,y 11,0 AMEIUC,trf
INSTITCTE. et the Annual Fair, held in the city of
New boil:, October, 1843, to C. V. CLICKENER,
for the invention of SUGAR COATED PILLS.
J AM ES TA 1.1. M A DG F., President.
T. B. WAlCEMAY,Cotreop nn riine Secretory.
GURDON J. LEETIi, Recording Secretary..
lar TO AVOIII CoUNlFlltrlTl.—Purchnserot mart
sl.ays risk for Clickener'd Stigar Coated Vegetable
Pols, end see that each box has upon it his signature;
■ll others are counterfeit.
WM. JACKSON, corner of Wood and Liberty
meets, is Dr. Clickener's et,;ent. fur Pittsburgh and
oct6
New Dry Goods House,
AT NO. 42, MARKET STREET,
CORNER OF THIRD.
Pirst Door above the Burnt District
/11HE subscriber would regretfully inform the
public. of Pittsburgh and viciniif, that he hes es
tablished himself at the above mentioned place as a
a dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DR3' GOODS.
His stock, to which he would call the attention ..1
puichasers, is very extensive, and embraces goods
adapted to the present and approachioff seasons, re
cently selected from auctions in New York and fion
the manufactures in England.
WOOLEN GOODS.
consisting or brood h
pilot and Braver
kerseys: cassimeres; s'itinetA;jelys and vesting; pin ?r,
and plaid lind.eys; bath nod Whitney blankets; red,
vellow and hite flannels; Rob Rol and Gala Pluid,;
Rockings; printed flonnef,...
DRESS AND CLOAK GOODS,
comprising Ththet cloth-; Alpince; plaid and figurer:
silk and cotton warp alpnras; Orleans. Coburg. and In
diana cloths: rcpt. cashoorres; cn<Limere do cokie?
cashmere de }nine and muslin do !aim).
A large assortment of lien, medium and low priced
Prints, Copperplates, Chintz and ratchet. it, 4.4,
9 9 and 5 4 btown and bleached .hirting and sheeting
cottons; brown and bleached drillings and jeans; striped
shillings; apron Checks; brown, bleach( d and cohired
cotton fl innels; si bite and brown linen; white and
brown damask table covers and napkins; cold dottost
table covers; Swiss, mull, hook, jacimet and tarnhivic
marlins; bishop lawns; rap bin s, late gitingvi lined
cambric handkerchiefs, fancy c outs.'s rich cashraerei'
broche; Edinboro, net, woolen, Rob Roy and Highland
plahl, With various styles of riin ads. A largo
assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, :\fisses arid Chi
dren's gloves a nd hosiery; bit,ls ;n and Scott) diapers;
crash; linen sheet inzs. woolen ;so of various collars:
Gentlemen's frocks nod drawers. Sc. Cc., whit: all the'
small wares usually fo r sale to such prices.
Having pet inanently nnd his
conneition wifh a J'ob`ling hues,' at tfte East, riving him
facilities Fnr perclassiirg at. low Nice:, and Olga ersabi•
ling him to be in weekly receipt of Goods doting the
season, the subscriber flatters hirn.nelf he can Ofer ins;
ducernents to purchasers, equal, if rot superior to any
house in the city. The pubtle are respee:ctily inmeel
to coil, examine and judge cor-thernrekes.
ocestf k k MASON,
Alderman's Office, Fifth Ward.
O'llN A PARKINSON, Alderman Fifth Ward, J
Peon itreet, between Walnut tool (YHeez
where he may be found at ell times. Thotte hyvinr,
Houses or other property to aelt or rent, can bare the
same punctually attended to debts collected, and all
t he duties of an Alderman will receive prompt at.
t ersion. act 27411 y
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