MIS= Oft Wailp Jitoniing poet. PITTSBURGH, PA. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 17 PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. COMXITTLE TOR NOVEXCIF.R. W. Eichbaum, A. Gordon, James Marshall CORR ESPO N D F:NTS In reference to communications which may appear in this paper, we haseono or two remarks to snake.-- We will insert none without the name of the author be. in: limit made known to us, and when inserted, must al ways be taken as exprettsiveof the views of the writer, and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved. f'nucc.—There were five cases before the Mayor on Saturday morning; 3 committed; 2 paid their fines. Officer Turner caught a fellow stealing a coat, Satur day morning. from a Ware house on Water street; the customer complained of being cold, and not having clothing sufficient to keep him warm, during his night rambles; he concluded to prepare himself for the win ter. Sent to Munnt Airy. THE CAIIAt..—An unusual amount of business was dont on the canal last week. The wheletumber of 1,1,1 s of flour shipped from this city on the 7th. Bth, 91h. 10th, 11th, and 12th was 7035—0 n the 13 . 11, 2000, nn the 14th 1649—total in 7 dn. 10,684 bbls. Amount of tolls received for the week, at the Pittsburgh office, $3,400. FIREMAN'S BALL A Ball will be given by the Durtue , ne Fire Comnn my, st Madame Blaigoe's, New Room., corner of 4th and Wood 'tient'. entrance on 4th, un Tuesday eve• ning, November lath. Tickets may be had at John T. Whitten't. Market creel; W. T. Hertly.s:het. Wil.on & Gorman. 4th et, near Liberty; Wm. Frazer, sth ward; R. L. Melville., Allegheny ; R. Duncan, Birmingham; M. ilkinson, 4th et. Rota. [nov. 13 51] BANK Of NTTSBURGH, October 17th, 1845. AN election fir thirteen Directora of thin Bank, for the ensuing yenr, wilt be held et the Banking House, on Monday, the 17th day of November next. JOHN SNYDER, Cashier. net 18-tl►e ISIIRCH•NTS ' •ND MIA,Gr►CTCHHH s B•Nx, Pittsburgh, October, 18th. 1345. ••••-•-•-• A N election for thirteen Directots of this Bsnit, to A serve fot the coming year. will be held at the Banking 1:104.10, on SlOlby, the 17th day of November next. %Y. li. DENNY, Cashier. oct2o doe EXCHANGE BANK ot PITTSBURGH. 1 October 18th, 1845. AN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank, to scree for the ensuing year. will be held at the Bunking House. on Monday, the 17th day of Novem ber, between the bouts of 9 A. M. and 3 I'. M. THOMAS M. HOVE. oetlB.dte Cashier. TO LETS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE n v 1 5 PIANO FORTES ONE malinganyf inn° forte with I rrin finme, metal ic plate. anti French gland netion, manufactured by "A. H. Gale" torcessor to "The New York man. tilletuting Company," New York Coy. One Holm wo4lli. of elegant woilimanitl,iri, with Walker's attachment, from the •nme manufactory. • One plain square mahogany Piano, made by Danis tiro/kers, New York, that ban been in one about 5 monihn, and will be sold to clone a ronnig , ment at 1180 —with necurity, or a discount allowed of 5 pet cent for Cask To arrive within 6 dap, two Piano Forte,. in a Id i tion to the above, from Gale S. Co., New Yotl,; all - or-ram 'tiv JOAN 11 :%11-1.1.0R, 1i Wood street. WINDOW SASH AND GLASS. OO hand and just reerived, a good a.rorri meat of almost an sized of Window Sa•11 and G. 1113 to snit customers. ISAAC HARRIS, Aer. nod 14.61 end Corn. Merch't, Nog. 5 h Canal Boat House Ry R. Musett, Penn street, Pittsburgh. Penna. BOARDING and Lodging by the day or week on the moat reasonable terms. Strangers will find it tntheit ti6nntage in patronize him. Persons Ire, cling east or west. will find hie hirer a convenient a cati"n—it is within one hundred yrirds ef the Canal Basin, and conveni of to the Forwarding !louses. EV' Every information given to lion Menufac tu in all blanches of the business. C.Wliome Brewed Ale e,ln at all times be had at tb , bar. novlo.iy Barrows & Turner's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NEW DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE, e r ;IIDCVI7A4 0W1g, 93 NO. 46, MARKET STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRD ST. Let lib, pm-lain:ed. far and near,' that the 'darn torn' Cask House,:l7"No. 46. is the place! LN°46 ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS t s rAT NO. 46..4Y-11 LADIES' DRESS GOODS or still later styles. and the most rare and beautiful pattern. RICH SHAWLS in their great and splendid variety, both high and low e.g. Best Paris Kid Gloves, in all shad,. every number: Cases Linnet) Cambric Flandketabiefi, from 12 1.2 to 82.50. Boxes New Bonnet Ribons, beautiful, from 12 1 2 to 1814. HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES! New additions have been made to our Domenic De partment, and the whole stock will be disposed oral unusually low rates. Btankets and Counterpanes. BROADCLOTHS. To this broach of our trade in particular, we have given great attention, and are now prepared with nor additives.] stock, to furnish any who may with—with • bargain. French, West of England and German Clohs— great variety of shears—in all qualities, rathiona able, Brown's Gold Mixed, Ste. CASSIMERES, Staple aad Forte, SATINETTS, Several CIISCA jolt received in buth high and luw covr. One Case Blue Black and Sheep's Gray, 'kite Drib for Carriage Trimmings. FANCY VESTINGS Beautiful variety—Plain and Film.) , Rich Satins a nd Velvets. Gentlemen's Satin Sentra and Cravats; Best Paris Kid Gloves; Made-up Shirts; Suspenders. Umbrellas, &c. 113"Mtarket &net the place, 46 the number.] nor 1 Barrows dr. Turner, JAMES S. CRAFT. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, corner of Fourth and Wood streets, above Sibbett & Jones. Enuance on Foutth. no' 14-d6m. Josses Ts. & Co. WHOLESALE I.7lltrti9S, Importers of Tilt Plate and Queenswere, No, 112, Second St., between Wood sad Smithfield civets, opposite the old stand. novl9 Iy. * IIIIINPNI M ICIP. . '44 " 1 1A0.4 .14 2 "!, 1 kol • , . '''"op k 41;W. A . 4"O t t t I ,f). V-. 2 1•1 *lplo , . • 1- ' ,Fl - "t'b • "Ole *4 9 ,11 "- a t, t • • • 4 : • : --~= -- port of p ittsbur 44 . 5 ►ELT WATER IN THE CHANNEL ARRIVED. Louis M'Lane, Bennet, Brottnaville; Cleveland, Campbell. Beaver; Allaquippa, Smith, Cin.. Hatehee Planter, Hanging Rock; Laura. Smith, Wellsville; Newark, Herd, Cin; Robert Fulton, Collin, St Louis; Josephine, Bowman, Cin; Monongahela, Stone, St Louis. DEPA RTED. Palestine, Hough, St Luis; Allaquippn, Smith, ; Louis M'Lane, Bennett, Brownsville Pickaway, M'Donuld, Beaver; Michigan, Boies, Benvet; Lake Erie, Campbell, Beaver; North Carolina, D..vanny, Chi; National, Dale, St Louis; Belmont, Dawson, Cin. r7 . Thoole marked thu. * are provided v, it h Evan's Safety Guard, a prevention for the explosion of boiler.. IMPORTS By RIVER Per steamer Adelaide, Monongahela city, 150 bu. oats, 163 bu wheat, 114 bbls Flour, owner on board; 26 boxes glass, G Adams; 33 du., Floyd; 12 bbls Wbiskey, B liar. Per steamer Consul, Brownsville, 16 boxes mdze, 42 bundles sheet ken, 28 kegs nails, 9 tons pig iron, 1 166 bbls Flour, 133 boxes glass, 42 bbls Flour, 132 bush oats )tedium, 103 Ip , xes glass, W & It :11 lCutcheon. Per steamer Robert Fulton, Cincinnati, 3 casks ware, 1 boa maze, Curling, Robertson & Co.; 53.4 pigs lead, B A Fahnestock; 5 boxes maze, Clark Lusa; I.' bugs feathers, 220 pigs lead, A Beelen; 1 boa 1) Leech & Co.; 10 bbls molasses, Heary Lambert; 50 tons metal 11I'LirBough & Hanna. Per steam.r Hatchee Planter, Hanging Rock, 110 tons pie metal, 1 box maze, 1 bbl lard oil. For Arkansas River Direct. The new, light draught, well fur nished. fast running steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE, PATT,a—a, Man. ter, will leave for Little Ror.k, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson, and all I ndine. on the Arkansas River, on Tuesday N. 23:h, For ft eight or passage ap ply on !maid or to JAMES MAY. ‘later It. SPEED AND C0,11FORT!! MONONGAHELA ROUTE FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA Tall SPLENDID /ANT RUNNING 371:.•NIERS CONSUL t at AND LOUIS M'LANE, ARE MAKING DAILY TRIPS One boat will leLve e‘ely afternoon at 3 o'clock prrci.ely. ~: `~ FA RE—Ptitshurgh to Baltimore. $lO. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2. Pa s senger. by these Bo:ea will lodge on motel in et.MiOrtable Autte-iOOl7l. the first night, will paAs over the Mountain. (nnls 73 miles) the h.-Rowing DOT, in in Erhiteen-imilt Coaches; sup awl lodze the second night in Cumbetland, thus avoiding night trued alto ,gothrr. Tickets will entitle Pas.engers to stop at Cuoilter ' Find , or If wish, and resume hut seat. at measure. Ettrae furnished, fur a full load, to run as Passen gerc may desire. Fur *Cali , . or entire COTCII,I f-,r apply nt the office, tvrots4 m verareserm-ivet.....1. 4 ........t._Jaud.. at the Nat ott 24 FERGUS MOORHEAD. Age n t. Deaver, 'Marren and Cleveland Packets and Stage Line. THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS, Express & Telegraph, Leave Deaver (Sunday. expected.) at 1 o'- clock A. M., (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan from Pittsburgh.) and Uri i‘e at Warren next morning at 7 o'clock--cortnerting at IVarren with Neil, Moore Co's line of Stages, which leave Warien on the Sr. rival of the Parket, and reach Cleveland below night. Fare through $4 50. Pavoienger.puying inFitt.hurghnrc entirledinchoire of berths on the Canal Packet, and gent,. in the s t a ge. For pet6age aonlynn Inr lid Steamboat Michigan,or to JOHN S EY.llenver. M HA kTos & Pittsburgh. C L RK &Co., Rea.rr. For passage returning apply at the Stage offices of N MOORE& Co., Cleveland. J & M Il TAYLOR, Warren. mail The well known steamer MICIIIIGA Di, W. B. Borne, Mester,kz. - commenrecl her replier lailytrits, lesving Pittshatto fin hem'' , fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M.. and Beaver at 3, A. Nl. l'ricrsto suit the timrs, nod those whit has.. no money carried free. The Canal to Cleveland w ill he ripened nt soon nit ilre weather rill permit; on the openinc of which CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVEL A 1 , 111,0-,and NIEADVILLE, Pa., will i mmediately go into opera tion. For freight or apply ou board, or to jitly 12 G. M. lIARLON, ‘Vater street. KY' The Michigan is provided with Evans' Safety Guard. 1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845 Tkc new and Splexdidtittamer S. MAIL IVIONONGAIIZILA, Sins E, Master, has commenced rum ning regularly, and will continue to run thron,;ll the season ne a IVeekly Pocket between l'itt,hurgh and Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday mot ning at 10 o'clock, and Cincinnati every Thursday morning at the same hoar. Fm freight or passage apply on board. m 26. LAZE Ell/E & MICHIGAN LINE . ~. STEAMER LAKE ERIE, CAPT. CAMPEIKLL, Leaves Braver at 8 o'clock, A. M. " Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock, P. M. STEAMER MICHIGAN, CAPr. Batas, Leaves Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock, A. M. Beaver ac 1 o'clock, P. M In connection with daily Lines of 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. BARTON & CO.. Pittsburgh. JOHN S. DICKEY, Beaver. CLARK &Co., Beaver. june 21-y A. FULTON. BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER. HAS rebuilt and commenced business at his OLD STAND, No. 70, between Market and Ferry Sta.. where he will be pleased to see his old customers and ft lends. Church. Steamboat, and Bells of every size, from 10 to 10,000 pours cast cast from patterns of the must approved models, and warranted to be of the best ma• Lerida. Mineral Water Pumps, Counters. Railing, &.r. together with every variety of Brass Castings, if re quired, turned and finished in the neatest manner. EVA. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt's Anti- Attraction Metal, so justly celebrated for the reduc. tion of friction in machinery.—The Boxes and Crln position can be had of him at all limes. nnv 1.3-ty EILARGE lot or shiru just arrived from the East, a t the Pittahurigh Clothing Store for sale wholesale and retail oet22 WM. B.SCHAFFER. Just Arrived at the “New York Store," 100 DOZ. Ladies and Gentlemen's Kid, Cash mere, and silk Gloves, of the beet qualities. N. B. None but the best Kid Gloves kept at 79 Market street nos Ltl • 1. BEAVER PACKET W. H. GARRARD BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL. 0 :14 'ap,..,- • 46.. SC Fiom the N 0. Delta, Nov. 7 I.°IIIAIA :4 A. - Third District.--The following par tial n-torns have been received of the election in this district. to fill the vacancy crated in the congressional delegation by the death of the Hon. John B. Dawson: Cooley, W. Hartnenson, D. Clay. Polk. Fest Feliciano, 233 320 329 419 West Feliciano 60 m. 243 308 Ent Briton Rouge. Vest 3. ton Rouge, 79 m. Point (toupee, 8 m Iberville—rrported 25 rr There is a report that St. Tammany. Waahinginn and St. Helena give Harmanson about 300 majority. in New Confine, Concordia twist), the vote nuod —Harmonim:ls, Cooley 12. There ii no doubt of the adoption of the New Coo lanai ion bye very large majority. From the N. V. Morning News of Wednesday. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. AN.TIIFR FEARFUL EXPLOSI.I.---SETERAL LIVE,. PROBABLY LOST --MANY SEVERELY INJURED.—Last evening. about lialf past six o'clock, n fire broke out in Cedar street, No. 25 and 27, which was attended with 'rely s elieus consequences. The fire was first ilkeovertd in the third finur, ,erupted by Miss and King as an umbrella factoty, and spread through ' the building with alarming rapidity. The firemen. with their usual promptness. were immediately in at tendance, nod the premises were filled with these ciiiv aliic and Intiug men, when an explosion, similnr to the one in Brttacl street, suddenly took r b i re, blo w ing several of them through the windows in the street. and shaking, down port of the wall or chimney. scattered the heated lit irks among the crowd assembled below. The r eport was not heavy, but the flash appeared like a fierce, bluish•white (1 one, extending instantly near ly aeries, the street, in a huiixontul direction from the w indows nod doors. end complete') tiring the upper la i r tinn or the building thimighout. We could not ascertain, the exact number of those injured by the explosion, or %firth, any were kil led immedintely, but understand that Mr King. late Foreman of Nu I, and a very estimable man. hex in II precarious ankle. and tb:11 a member of No 38 is thought to be foully injoted. Uric of No 12'. corn , parry w as removed (rum the ground by the Police, boilli hurt.and Many others were taken off - in differ ent directi•ins, The explosion seemed to proceed from the third and fioith stories. T.O much praise cannot be a wai dril the Fite Department gerierally,for the tenacity with which they maintained their ground a f ter the ca t a strophe: the fire being in the middle of a bl o ck fill e d vs irh the 1111,61 valuable goods in the city, and at one lime threatening to extend through to xi,rie the large v. areinni se of Hand land & Reese, whiilesale druggists, would have given an impetus to the flames (hut would have born ex tunnel,' difficult to check. Several of the firemen were picked up insensible and conveyed to the adjoining lonise*. and many mme Wert' led bleeding and bruised froin the scene of their labor*. We could riot learn the can., of thisfright In! add vier, to the Mirrors of a New York fire, but, on invest igat ion, it will doubtless he found. to base proceed ed from saltprtre..” . some oilier harmless sub.tance. The Tribune sly.: While a huge stream was spen ding it... 11 from the pipe 01 No. 12. one of tlie mem bers .1, hell it, discovered the trod of an eV 19 - 911, ti 111.4 91144,w hir1: wiss seeurett, and we saw it measure thirty lii.e inches no length. k 1141 W nut letw fan ,I,j. may have tisoeied, but his e l rod is not to questoe.rd. A T ftli6 IC Cr, t, —1 h.. Es ror insys titut Au z 11.1111• A. A .Inms. iho emempt. d Mundy night his , , is Dot capr.:u•d NEWS FROM OREGON! poRTA yr TO THE LADIES! GREAT BARGAINS! NO. 58 ,aI AIiKEI ST It EF: 1 Fumy tittl,tet ilter ',pectin:ly informs the robin -1 !het he has opened a store at this place, where he is runt ..periir , v, an en t,lloi, C ft...rtri,ent ~f Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy 'Ut . (M• CE) CID Which w ill be sold at prices which cannot 1. 1 1 to I give entire seri.fauion. Ills Stork cmuist• ni ;tart of, the loth...rig desitable Good.. New n it In, Orobre tttr tire Cashmere and Monseline de Lainr. French and Ettzli-li Met inoe:t; Alpaca and I ittlt.oin Clot 5..: 111,c1; and Mole Colored de Laines, Funny Prints; E ;gll.ll. Freccit and Scotch Gingham.; Shawls. Embroidered and Plain Thibet, fine and low priced. Woolen Good.; Kentricky Jean, assorted colors and qualities; Plaid Lioseys. Highland Plaid Cassimeres; Fancy Figured and Striped do Heavy Plaid Shawls. Worsted Shawls; Plaid Clunking.. Furnishing 6~1.. Barnsley Linen Sheeting Super Irish Linea. Pillow Case Liorms. H amilton Cottoned.; Itur.sia and Scotch Sheeting.; I llockettack and Diaper and Bordered Towels; Ilieleye Diaper. Wide Ittisitiu Diaper; Colored Stair Crash and Linen.; Marseilles Toileting and Bureau Covers; Fine Ticking• and Furniture Checks; Dimity and Furniture Chintzes; Damask Table Linnens. Table Cloths; Superior and Common Damask Napkins; Blankets of all descriptions; Thread Laces. Bonnet Ribbons. Kid Gloves; Hosiery—Silk. Cotton and Worsted of all Blenched and Brown Mdmline; Book, Mull and Swiss Mualins; Cambric and Jaconet do Silk Cravats and Pocket Handkerchief.; Linen Cambric do Plain and Hem. Stitched du Colored Borders nov 3 dl m C. FOSTER & CO ToPRINTERS THEMIOIIOLIT THE UNITED STATES. CH AR LES FOSTER, late Foreman of the Cincin nati Type Foundry. and inventor and builder of the Press called Foster's Power l'ress, now used by the Cincinnati Atlas, the Enquirer. Kendal & Barnard. elan the Frankfort Commonwealth, the Indiana State Journal, Cutler and Chamberlin. former State Printers,' Indiana, &c. &c.; the press lately used to print Cassius M. Clay's paper. Lexington. Kentucky,— would inform Printers in the Western States and else where, that after an experience of 14 years, he has, in connection with Bevan, Scott & Co., in the city of Cincinnati. established the manufactory of Power Presses, (being the only one %Vest of the Mountains') Hand Presses, the Washington, Smith. and Franklin Presses of all sizes. Also, Chases, Composing Sticks, Brass Rule, Type Cases. Galleys, Card, Job and Em bossing Presses. Printers' and Bookbinders' Materials of all kinds. Wo will furnish Printers' Ink, Cuts, Rules, Fancy Job Type; also Types for Newspapers, Book and Job Types, from Wm Hager's Type Found. ry, New York; and also Western Type, manufactured at Cincinnati. All orders directed to C. Foster &Co., corner 7th and Smith streets, Cincinnati, or to the subscribers, Agents for the above Foundry, 44 Market street, Pittsburgh, will receive prompt attention. novl2-1f JOHNSTON & STOCKTON. 4 ~~ ~-~ 1=1131•9 IPlazioni wanted. THE highest market prim will be paid in cash for Flaxieoriby MILLER do RICKETSON, Flax Seed. 200 BUSHELS per Steamer Putnam, for sale by KEGS Lard, CP 2 sacks Ginseng, 2 " Snake Root; per str Putnam, fur sale by M. 13. RIIF.Y & CO, No 57 Water st. 35 BB LS o:Vlolasses per str. Pilot for sole by M. B. R HEY & CO, No. 57 Water at 325 399 209 101 174 175 251 133 l tscid r ie York;ersf 77j 'f". A l siiL:ie'n'enci :cb , . § e i ifs; The Lady of the, Manor, by Mrs. Sherwood; Home, by Nlbt■Eiedgewieli; For auk by BOSWORTH & FORRESTER: nnv 6 43 Market *n em. OOKS—Thn Poems and Ballade of Schiller with his Life by Baldwin, Curreapondence between Goethe anti Schiller; BOSWORTH & FORREST ER, 43 Market street. C AILIN'S North Amerienn Intlinn%; BOSWOR I H & FORRESTER, 43 Mat ket street THE undersigned agent the American Fite In surance Company of Philadelphia, continues to make Insurance against loss or damage by fire, on fa vorablu terms, at Ms old stand GEORGE COCHRAN, Nn 21i Wood it.. To Printers. THE subscriber has just received en consignment, Power Press, News and Book Ink, which he will sell at manufacturers prices GEORGE COCHRAN, No '26 Wood Ct. Loaf Sugar. WE are receiving a further supply of No 6, 788 Loaf Scg nu% which will Ir• sold 41 low rates BURBIUDG WILSON & CO, Water 14. H R SUGAOUSE MOLASSES. 40 BBL. S Moleisseo. 30 heli a,, FUI salt low 10 con.i.grlmrnt. BURIN IDGE. WI LSO` & CO. Wilier St 30 H DS l't ime N. U Sligeir, fur isle by BU RBRI D 6 E, 1V I LSON S.: CO.. 30 WWI, St 11.1.4 Copper. si . i . p. , ETs m ,B 7 z,,,.r„, b Copp,r, (134Itimore) 25 0 r v 13111 DOE, WILSON ti CO., IV titer street. 1()1 11 0 11.1S ' 1106 ( 111, 13r IQ • • Pitch .I , l*t n•cci.cd find for sale by J. S: J. M . DEIVITT, 2'24 Liberty lit_ Ground Spices. 10 c' m PANS Good Ctnnetm,.n, " A 11.plce, I I:e•R '• 10 boxe• Pepper No 1; J oat received and fog sale it, J. &.1 WM:VITT ".t 10 2'24 I.Ow.rty .r 50 Box1: 4 ;r11,c r . i j i;"11 : j t al : zr j i v;i r v fn i ! r it . 1 e by 04-116 •224 I.ibert) mt. UST oyerred, a hundanme stock of Ombre Shaded Cashmere-; Ombec shaded and embroidered CaAmeres; Togrthiir and English Meting's: black iilor•.l and buried A liiiicas; Damask; Lima clilibs iScc . & PENNOCK. n,R. Jl7liT rec,ived nt No 118 Market atreet : 50 pair Rose, Whimey and Mackinaw Blankets Economy do; '2O Snper Mon Mnrkinnw an d E con omy do; 1 . .00 Id.. White Countr) Flannel; 500 " l'inin Brown d'.l do; Peis.in• wi.hing to purchase will flcd it to thch iu ferret to cull emirs MMUS, novB Alderman's Office, Fifth Ward. CHIN A PARKINSON. Alderman Ftith Ward. Penn street. between Walnut awl PH's! a streets. wh.•re he mtty he found at all times. Those having Htruse• ur to her propene• to sell or rent, can have the .ante punctually attended to; debts collected, and all 'he duties of an Alderman will ,eceive prompt at lention. m-027 dlv Wanted Immediately. A rErtsoN whn undetaiiinds painting and var. a iiiiliiyment and good wage. will be given. Appiy to ► nov .1-.) U 2 EBLANK ET COATS. These comfortable J rows so ieeltarnsible In the !Ins...Hirst; c,unmoni ty tun he had in sverior style nt our e.tnblishment. ALGEU, Mt.:M.I'HE 5.; CO. net2s 251 Liberty st. ORLEANS CLOTHS. FASIIION A BLE mixtures fur business coats, low pr iced, fur sole in order' In ALGEO, McGCIRE &Co. oet2s 251 Lib.•riv xt. GROUND LIVERPOOL SALT. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. 40 SACKS Coarse Ground Liverpool Salt, ex, pressly for curing meet for family u.a. 40 +arks fine Salina Duiry Salt, fur butter or table use, just teed and for sale by REINHART & JONES, 140 Liberty it. 40 BOXES Chewing Tobacco, of the choicest Brands and of venous descriptions: • 20,000 Havana Cigars, of the most approved brands; A few Jars fine scented enuff; Also, Rappee and Scotch snuff, just reed and for sale by REINHART &JONES. novl3•3t 140 Liberty st. Fresh Fruits and Nuts. 15 KE6S Malaga Grape.; 20 has Bunch Raisins; 5 kegs Sun " 2 rases new Prunes; 10 ban " Citron; 10 " Malaga Lemons; 2 Caroteels Fresh Currants; Variella Bean, Tarmarinds, 0 bales Fresh Bordeaux Almonds; 2 " Paper Shell 3 " New Cream Nuts; 1.000 " Cocoa " 10 has Shelled Almonds. Just receiving and for sale by REINHART &JONES. nov 13.01. 140 Liberty et JAMES' DOYLE Ti • Fish I 30 MILS No. 2 Mackerel; 20 " " 3 10 " •. 1 " 10 bf Mils No 2 " 10 bbls Salmon; 20 hfbble " 50 boxes Scaled Herrings 15 bbls Gibbed " 5 doz. cans Fresh Lobstersi 3 " JIM Pickled " 6 " cans superior Sardines; 5 " bottles " Ancboivesi Receiang and lot isle by REINHART dt JONES, noyl3 3t 140 Liberty at . , r .~. No 170 Libeny sr M. B. RIIF.T &CO SUNDRIES MOLASSES Inimrance N. 0. sugar Tar, Pitch & Rosin /WPM 11.. lie I. nest Flannel•, fitanketP, SHEA & rENNOCE J K HF.NDF:IISON, %Vert end Hand n Bridge Tobacco, Segars, and Snuff. qe.F^~ avp~.'j4w ~~xf ya 4-. :, r ., r . ys,~ ~~,,-•,~^~rx r ~'s_. ~ ~{'s •w~„ Wp ~ '.."~?,ai` :'~~ ~-d `X"~ka~Ccl; Y '-` - a~~ _ -~ ...,.:emu"'" i~'!~ ..~. ._.ai.,~:_.':3'?P"-E Y :::~_.~ "6'r. List of Letters REMAINING in the Post Office, it Phtiburgb November 15,1845. Persons calling for letters whose names ate on this list, *ill plettse sey they are advertised. A . , , .. Achison David Allan Mary A nne Miss Adam Matthew Allan Amelia P A iverson Margaret Allan Samuel Adams Robert Allan Edward Adams James Jr Alexander Archibald 1 Abbott Elizabeth Mrs Anderson Jams Aiken Mary Mrs Anderson William Adams James S Anderson Rose Anne Adams Margaret Alin A ndetton Martha Addis Elisabeth Asken Peter Mitten William Rime DJ Doct Black Henry Blair Thomas J Black Mary Mho Black David Blake Thomas Black James Ball Margaret Mrs Raker Henry J Baldwin John Baldwin Henry Bosley Ttoniu Bane Jnhn Bailey Robert Black Henry Boring Jacob Boyd Thomas Backhus John Ball Joneph P Bova James Baird Adam Bowen Benjamin Bartlett Benjamin F Brown Banincl Hamel Henrietta A Brow," Henry - . Bastian Henry Brown Ann Bather Catharine Crown Franklin Barr Charles E Brown Henry Bell John 2 Brown Elizabeth Miss Bedford Martha Bowler Mary Beany John - Bryce James Heckworth Emily Mrs Broster Lewellyn 2 Reeher William Brooks John W Button Charles Brindle James L Rrutellng John C P. Buchanan John J Bev Budd W J Ruckland Jacob Burr Exert Burn.ldes Susannah Burke 4- Burne Beebe H C Beebe Albert Bender Joseph Bedell C H Bidwell Joseph Blodgett E Blgaa Edward Bickel' Sonlila Rlackmore Ransom Blythe D G Cash Henry Coats John Carlisle Mar lan Collie David Canaan John 2 Coates She!den Canaiday Carharine Miss Conley James Canfield George W Cornell Hobert Cable William Comstock G H Campbell Franklin Colter Florence Gapt Caldwell William Cony Michael Campbell Martha J Cue Amanda Crphart John Cooks John Chaffee Weithy Miss 2 Corry Lydia Chambers William Cowan B B Chapman Dor for Coyle Margaret L Chan. George A Coward Michael Chamnerting Maria Miss Connell Mary Anne 2 Chamberhng B B Cow:III J C Cinnamond Eliza Mrs Coughlin Matthew Cooks John A CrooksWanks T Chrisivrell Thomas Cranston Jsenat Crnomore Geor:t Crozier Jana Min l'relshion John Cunningham J W Cummins John I) Clark 5 W Clark !irny Clark David Cochran Joisrph Conpei Thnosa• CM'lry Nary Collins Timothy Cal&lion Damd Rem Caller Flat-Iml thou:hefty William thirty John Housman Michael Hi:therty Wlulare Domaine John Drate Ephraim !hippo John Dreshach Herr Thanlevy Jeremiah Domini James Dogging William M Hnrd T Capt INtllalon John Dunlavy John Eten Daniary Anne L.' Daley M Danr.n John L D at oprrry John Day E hulk John M Davis John Davis 13 Jr Dempsey Cathatlne 11.nnIs Hannah Decker Anne Dlanlnnd David B Dickers Afaithew Delmar Dig kln Robert Donaghy Margaret J Ebenole thner . . Edwards John E.hleman Michael Eaton A Ewing .Mary Jame Edwards Hannah Evans Rieharsl Elleeolt Anne Ewing Tboaias Foster Anson Carrell Mary Kor Ar Xn Foe: Francis Miss Fi.-- .14 ......... —. wt.—a.* 0da...... A Farrington John Foster Seib 9 Fsrludon James Foster Stephen E Fleming Mr Frazier Caleb 1' Fire Jahn Frltchanan John Capt Fleming 4 Marshall Frasier Rudolph Flood Thomas Fulmer Mary .JW Mr. Flinn WIIIIIIITI Forney John Foreman George D Feedersoslth J B li Gem Farah al la 2 Greenfield Gen Mr Gdllagker Hagh Gran■ Charles Gallagher Catharine Grant Mary Gartrell Bar:mei 2 Green A R Gaston John II Green Anna Miss Gildersleeve John Graham Grafton Geriebrioi John Graham John Glenn Samuel A Gwynne Robert Girnn Wm Goodwin William Gold Mathew Good Jane 11 Hail Robert Hemline David W Hamilton John /fenny Jacob thinPlon John H 2 Hazlet A Hall Joseph Henry James 11.11 !Vane! 11 111 John Harrow John lio.way Henry 2 Hantsch Geo Holder Henry Hall A J Bohr'. Andrew Hagan A 1 Horner Jqatto Handien Jacob 2 Hart William Ilamlen Elm theth Horner X bf rs Hartley Marla Horse P Harris John Holmes Irwin Harbark James is Hoyt W Harris William House Sidney 2 llardacers Job r Horner J Mi Harden John Houle Isaac. Harden Eugene Howell C C Hart Ann flegkes Janine Harris John W tinnier Henry Haskell William Humphreys Sophia C Miss Havens Joseph Hunter John Hawkins Thomas Hughes Samuel Mich D P Hultbard Mathew P Hay Joyeph Hilichold John E Ilarvy George Heatketh John Irwin William Irwin WI P Innis W J Irwin Alezander T Irwin Charles F Irwin James F Carol J Jack Robert Johnson George 3 Jackson Wilson Johnson Nathan El James C P Johnston Ellen J James W 11 Johnson Mr January k Taylor Johniton Susannah Mrs Jewell Jalliteß Johnson W H Jobling John Jones Thomas 2 K Rersham Mary Kerr J W Kay .1 W 2 Kerr Rev A John Kerr Kennedy John Kerr S W Kay Joanna King Thomas , Keller George Kincaid H D Known John King Edward Keer Charles Kinsey Margaret Mrs Kepner Frederick King John Kane Henrietta C Keyle Robert Kelly Pearce Kyle W Kelly Amelia Krebbs Samuel Kerr Jesse Logan John Lawson Joseph Lawman Jasper Larrison Heater Lath P Laud Charles Langsten F Laughman Thomas Laughlin Sarah R Leiria William Lee Barney Liggett James Lindsay Robert Little Joseph B Has►eny Benjamin Miller Aches Matthew Thomas T 'I Miller Thyme Marsh William 0 Miller .Mary Mason Robert Miller George t Mahoney Barney Metric Albert R Mansfield Andrew Morris Jesse Marshall J A Doct Hong Jacob El Martin Rachel Moeller Andres► Marshall Margaret ?riohre Alexandnt Means Jane Moore Margaret Meekin• Mary Anne Moorison It Merritt Parker P Moore 13 111 Miller James Moore A 1' kleuenhelmer Sewn Mellor it Heney Mlles J N Pealligen James Mickey George 17 Murdock De•id Mlles Jobe N Murphy Edward Mftetitli Margaret - Murray Harriett Mitchell Tlomas Miller Jane 11 .. ~_ _ x ''~~... Itt° _ Ill'Brrde ORM* IM'ldonald Da,id leElgine Agin , M'Cuffy Mary Mrs, M'Colliaier James hrGentY Catharine M'Ctipotigh, John IM'Ree James Sirelelland Point Sl'Farland R Mrs M'Cann George. Jill'arland 4. Co John M'Cartney,John 4l'pong le ,Rosanna Ai 'Cadden James A MI ntosh William M'Carty Wallam il'Kee Mary M'Cleary Samuel M'Keond John 61'Cariney W 0 . ld'Ciain Jane Miss M'Closky Rilzahrtit IM'Clure James M'Cormisk Atha &Velure Franc). N _ . Al'Coi Ceorse _ IM'Wbirier Dard M'Donnell, James 4113padden Margaret, hreord Mrs, iel`Pherran Andrew Jr 2 Werth) , /awes p 1 Mahon Elizabe th M'Donald lobe fill'Slisne Eliza arDonald Parr ck Sl'Millan Joseph littirea David . &Mirally Eliza .1 , M'Donnell Afichatl ill'alanus Cornelius Newton Olive BIM , Noble Ann Nelson Janteu t Noble Arthur Newland' Andrew Nichol!" William Newell Joan North Nilo I. Dot Needham Dwight Nimon Geo %V Naugh James Neely John Ormes Arthur O'Brien Thoma■ O'Clunesan Joaod O'Neil Sarah Old Mary O'Donnell Michael O'Conner Ferrena O'Brien Joseph Parklron Mimi Petrie 3irncir Parsons Soloman Philips An Philips Mary MI Mitchell WiMeth Pitcairn John Paul John Flambe Profelsoi Patterson R M Poe A Capt Patterson Thomas Planter 'lsabella Patterson Joseph rope J W Patterson Rachael RHO Pollock Ephraim Pearson Robert P Port Dewitt C Peek Jackson Positley Jolts Peirce Walter Pre( moan Margaret )Vise Peterson Benjamin P 2 Price bavid Randall Charles P Rankin Alexander Ram•ey Jolla Ray Joanna WA Ray 8 J Roes allehkel Redenback Blare 1.. Mal Ross John RedHet Americo& Rosa Joseph Rees David Rcitroek Abraham Rhodes Robert Rowe 4. Davie Rhule Jonathan Rowan Hester Ann JI/Iss Reed Benjamin Rowan Archibald Reed Samuel Robinson W bl Rev Reed Joseph 2 Robinson Samuel Richey Robert Robinson George W Riddle Ebeneter Robinson 4. Colllua Richmond Elisabeth Miss Robinson David Richard James 4 Robins. n J b Richaidson Ilugh Rogers Wilhite!, Rictly Lawrence Robbins Charted Rielly John Roberts Enos Solon John r Smith.. Murphy It Co Sanders George N Smith Jacob Sartwell Judge Smith Michael Savage Willi-am Smith Agnes Mins Sanders Ebenezer Cara Smith Margaret Mrs Scarborrough R L Ansi Snider Leonard Schreuder George Snider John L Soot t Moses I , Snider .1C droll David El Sprague J 8 Scott Robert V Sprague Edward P Scott David Sprague San.del Seeley Charita B Sprout A B Shelienberge• Jacob Spencer Joseph Shaskty William Spear Horatio M Sheraton Stanhope M 2 Stanford Thomas Sharp James Stark Henry Sharkey Ann L Stearns Joseph H Shaw Ellen Steele Joseph Shepherd Henry Stevens Sarah M lairs Shields Eleanor E - Stevenson Andrew B Slaippen Richard Stevensoa Written. E Shittly John Stewart William B Shore John it Stewart Jane el ill! Sias Nathaniel Stewart Mary Sinclair William M B.ereart Robert Simons J Stewart John St.tley German Stockwell C Stokes R E Dr Stotrer Jacob Jr Strickler Jacob S 3 Swartzweider Philip Swift N P krifik N A t fr i i es Swords Richard Elliott Joirph Slater William Sloan Thomas Slack Ralph &Others David Y Small Abraham Bmilh Capt Smith William Evans E James Smith Simeon Tanner lame! Tinney C A Miss TYylorJosimh Todd W S Taylot A S Toner John Taylor Jeremiah 2 Truman Datid Taylor Sarah Trimple Naney Mrs Taylor Georae Trt le Daniel Thacker II B Tustin Beaten Thomas I. Tamer A M Thomas Wm M 2 Trrlicheit Spencer Thompson Joh° %V Thompson George Upton Thomas Verner James Volinnltnrah Jane MIS Verner Jeremiah Van Wiekte Wallacher Dnniel White James IYa;gtatTN II Whiiesides Edward Wagoner 13 V Witttobley Jacob Warner Audostns Williams Charles H Ward Eliza Ann Williams L W rev Watkins Jane Mns Wilson Henry Wearer John W Wilson E Mrs Warts Mary Miss Wilson [Livid M Weaver John Capt Wilson Elizabeth Ml. Webber Maria Willis Charles E Weed R A Wilcox A J Wen■ James Wilke Peter Wells Benjamin Wlddal Joseph Well. r 3 T Re• Willman Joseph Werman Edwin B Wilkinson James West Susan Mrs Winger John B West Powell Williamson Henry White Micheal Woods John 13 White Richard 2 Woods John Woods Mary .41r1 Wright Louisa Miles Wolcott Charles Worley'Mary E Wolcott George Wright J 11 %Yoram!! James Loyd Thoo aa Lynch Mary Min Lorain John I.owria Philip Lowrie Charles Lowry June:. Lowry Joseph Long Levina Logan James Lytle Alexander 2 Lowry WIUlm Lovett John Lonerbatk Christopher Morrow Soot mei !dor/grave Robert lioble Ellzabeili Itoherts P Jr Rnber4 Daniel Roemmel Jolla Roulter Willitm Yale Limb Young Tolman R Yunker Matilda Ml•e Young Robert R Young ti Mrs Young Statira Mai INITIALS. Agent Belt & 0 R R Co Cnpt or Clerk S B “Josepliene." CHAMBERS WKIBBTA, nov 15,191&w1.t. rosimnstee NEW GOODS AT NO. SO MARKET STRE.ET. THE undersigned has just received his Fail sad Winter stuck of Goods, consisting in part of GOLD AND SILVER LEVER. WATCHES Slitter Spoons and Butter Enleres, GOLD PENCILS, And a general assortment of Jewelry, Cord, Cases. Steel Beads, Velvet and Silk Bags, Silk Pulses, and Puree Trimmings, fine Carpet Bags, with a large as sortment of fancy articles suitable for presents. The undersigned is prepared to sell goodsat whole• sale, to make it the Interest of those that are buying by the coantity to call and examine his stock. novs•d4m ZEBULON KINSEY. JUST RECEIVED AT NO. 86 MARKET STREgT. 1n DOZ. FREDERICK FENNY'S •6TALLY kir HO" RAZORS, IYarranted w shave with softness and ease. If the "Tally lie razot is not good, the prire will be refunded on the return of the razor after giving it a fair trial. ZEBELON KINSEY. nov 3 !Z.*. To igAt i givvo ROOMS, on Fouith street, between Ferry and Liberty streets, suitable for en office and sit ting room. Enquire of Oeo. Stephenson, corner of 4th and Ferry streets, or JOHN B. M'FADDEN, Market street. UST received at the There. Big Doors, the limp JUST est and best ',emolument of Shirts, ever offered in the Pittebnrgh market, which will be sold whole sale or retail on reasonableterms. • JOHN M'CLOSKEY. Pilkingten t sllnrivalleit Slacking, XIA NUFACTV RE D andsold wholesale and retail, SIXTH STILIZT, one door below Smithfield. oct2l-Iy. Young Brion Tea. %IsHALF Cheats "extra Fine," from cargo "Lady Adams," Recalled and for sale by H. LAMBERT, SiaN Patronized by Everybody The—Wonderful Vegetable Purgative, FOR THE CORE OF Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism, Piles, Dispepsia, Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice, Pains in the Back, In ward Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fever of all kinds, Fe male Complains, :Measles, Salt Rheum, Heartburn, Worms, Cirolera Nlorbus, Coughs,,Quinsey, Whooping Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver -COO - plaint, Erysipe las, Deafness, 'lettings of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Gray el, Nervouseomphrinte,nnda variety of other diseases, arising from Impurities of the blood, anti übsti uctiuns in the organs of digestion. ~ [From the Agent at Quebec, L. C.] DISEASE OF TILE LrvEn• DZAR Stn :— Agreeable to your desilie, 1 write to keep you apprized of the prospects of the Clickener Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this city. You may recollect, bAren I first commenced selling your medi cine, which was in May, I/3-.4, We little dreamed ci the success that would crown the undertaking. Our premises hod been so completely flooded by, the one thousand anti one unsaleable remedy for every possi ble complaint under the sun, that I seriously contem plated having nothing more to do with any thing of the kind. However, at the most urgent solicitation, we consented to make a trial of voors. At flrst we found considerabletlifficulty in attracting public attention to wards them. People had been 50 often deceived by the vile compounds which have flooded the country for the last 15 years or more, that they determined, if possible, never to be "taken in" agaio; anti the conse quence was, they could hardly be persuaded to accept of the Pills, as the sm, Mg is, for '•love nor money." Titus mat terrs proceeded fur a week or too, when, as "good luck would have it, "Mrs. N—, a lady of nor city, who had long suffered from an affection of the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the most ob stinate character, won per,,JadedliiliCiCepi of Si b'oa, on condition that nothing was tube paid for it, if theY did not afford her the necessary relief. I to u t cdnfeset we oureelves had very little faith in the matter, know• ing as vve did, that her complaint was one of long standing, and had been unsuccessfully treated by the most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor ing towns. But we had determined to gi‘v the medi• cine a fair trial, and If it proved to be worthless, it would be a source of satisfaction to know It, both to you and to us. No less to our . joy titan st.-rpri , e, how ever, only a few days bad elaprird, when the lady again presented herself at our counter and enquired I tr anoth er box. "I really think, Mr. Williams," soya she, "that yoUr Pills are beginning to work n great change in my health, and altogether for the better. When I took the second dose, I began to feel much betterthan I did at first; the pain in my side %yea considerably re lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the blood seemed to circulate through my veins as it did in my youthful days. Since then, I have token the remainder of the rills, and my improvement has been sensibly progressing at every repetition of the Joie. I have no doubt that a few mote boxes will effectually cure roe." The result wss an she predicted. Her health is completely restored. The flush of youth and beau ty has returned to her cheeks, and the prospect of a long end a happy life is before her. I urn Satisfied she will never forget the Clickener Sugar Coated Pills. As might naturally be supposed, the news of this ex traordinary cure was rapidly disseminnted throughthe city and tr - djaffent country; and scarcely a week hod elapsed, before enquiries began to be made for Click ener's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pills; and the demand has already inctensed to such an extent. that we find the greatest difficulty in supplying it. In feet, if it did not seem like exaggeration, I might almost say that we are literally besieged by women and children, labor ing under every possible ailment w hirh "human flesh is heir to." The halt, the lame, and the blindt the asthmatic, consumptive, and dyspeptic, ore thronging our doors in pursuit of the never-foiling Panacea.- - I , ,stosottis.l. sst ha salzaary effects are voluntarily flowing in upon us from Cody quarter. One person informs us he has been relieved of a most obstinate Dyspepsia. Another has just recovered from n seri ous attack of Apoplexy. A third has succeeded in expelling from his system the symptorns of Jaundice. And a fourth has just recovered from nn attack of Pul monary Consumption, which had confined lint to his bed for many months.—So we go. But do not fail to keep us supplied. Besides our Retail Trade, we have standing orders from the country to a large amount. Senti3o Gross at your earliest convenience. Yours, &c. R. H. WILLIAMS. Qlebee, L. C., April 14, 1045. REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICKENER, is the original inventor of the Sugar Coated Pills; and that nothing of the Sort was ever heard of until he intro duced them to June, 1613, as will seen h) the fal lowing: PREMIP sf This Diploma was awarded by the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fair. held in the city of New Yotk, October, 1843, to C. V. CLICKENER, for the invention of SUGAR COATED ]'ILLS. JAMES TA LLM A DG E, President. T. B. WaKesus, Cot responchne Secretary. Ourtudt4 J. Letts, Recording Secretary. ar To Avow Cot sTEßrerrs.—Purebusera must nlwayt ask for Clickener'd Sugar Coated Vegetably Phld, and seo that each box had upon it hid signature; all others are counterfeit. WM. JACKSON, corner of Wood and Liberty streets, is Dr. Clickener's a:;ent fur Pittsburgh and ort6 Portable Window Blinds rpHE subscriber, having competent workmen, and ii a large stock of Venetian Window Blinds, will sell low. His "Portable Fastener," the only one in the United States, is the best and most convenient plan ever used (or private or public buildings. Cull and examine samples 11t J. W. or G. Singer's. Old Blinds put up with the I'o:gable Fastener at a small charge. J. K. lIENDERsoN, west end Band st. Bridge. Lafayette Refectory, NO. 63, WOOD STREET. THE subribent have fitted tip the above place, in superior style, and they feel assured will give comfort and satisfaction to all who may visit them. Arrangements have been made to have a constant supply of FR ESH SHELL OYSTERS, which will be served up to sisitors and families nn the short eat notice. Other lus.uties, candies, (toils and pas tries of the choicest kinds always on hand. Their Basis filled with the boat brands the markets can af ford; and every attention paid to visitors. Their motto is, Every , luxury in its season. ices moderate. OGDEN S. GIBSON. nnylo ly Extra nub Black Beaver Fiats, NEW style and superior in quality and beau "'Nib ty, to be fuund at oct 'l7-1m A Fre,h supply or gentlemen's and youth' caps of every description at WM. DOUGLAS. 78 Wood street. Eliot aide ort 21-1 m MRS. MOORE, FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER, Diamond Alley, between Wood and Smithfield sts., ETAS just received from New York and Philadel -1l phis, the latest styles for Dre4ses, Cloaks, Mantillas, &c. 11108 AND COWAN, Attorney ft( Law, office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near Market. June 19-d&wly A Parai Por Salo, CONSISTING of about 150 acres, fifty of which is cleared and under fence, situated about three miles from the city of Allegheny, between tho Frank lin and Beaver roads, well watered, and adjoining lands of Arthur Gallagher, James Kerr. the late David Chess, Hugh Davis, Eeq, Robert Davis and Samuel Davis. This tract of land ft um is proximity to market trade, aro inducr•ments to Gatilner's Farm. era, Butchers or Manufacturers. Price low a n d coo . clitioos easy. For parttcula rs enquire or SARAH B FETT ER MAN, or JAMES C CUMMINS, Pittsburgh Pa. Alierk- W M DOUGLAS. 73 Wood Bt., East aid,.
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