itE4tlp Rimming post. PITTSBURGH: PA. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2. 1815 PI ITSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. cotatirrce FOR I:C Er: N. 13 . .Crnic, Jniin ShPn, Thaw COR fiEsPONDEN rs In reference to eommunicntinnq c hich may upper, in this paper. we havenne or two rot - narks to make.— We will itotert none without the name of the ntitlinr he ing fit st.mrle known to it., and when in,erted,mnetnl. ways be taken as ex prr.si,..-!,,r the , ie , V 5 of the , writer, and not the editor of thin paper, unle,tl the viewit en expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved. Tilt rick - melt—The weather bus been quite cold for Cour or fine days past. There is now about five inches of snow on the ground. nod the sleighing is ex wellent. The rivers are both open and business is quite brisk. The Boats on the Monongahela navigation arc doing a good business. We learn that it i 3 the inten tion of those interested. should business warrant it, by means of an ire boat, to keep this thoroughfare open throughout the winter. THE SWISS Bk:LI. BINGERL—The Swiss Bell Ringers will give a concert on Wednesdny evening. at Madame Blairres At‘sembly Rooms, on Fourth street. It is needless to any one word in commenda tion of their performances, oar citizens know that they cannot be excelled, and need no urging to induce them to attend. rocics.—Seven ensei berme the Nl:iyor on Sunday morning. Sin paid their fine and one cmmitted to mount airy Yesterday morning there were four cases, up before his honor. Three paid their fine, I committed for thirty days Pennsylvania Canal Ooltecloe's Office. / Pittsburgh, December 1. 1845. Manna a(Tonnage cleared in November, 11,055.384 Tolls merited for name time, $956.438 Whole amount or Tonnage fur the year 120.339,917 Tull retuned. $.93.270,43 JOHN FLEMING, Collector, Barrows & Turner's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NEW DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE, 6 `IN:M. - DT Twag,Dp NO. 46, MARRET STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRD ST. l.et ilk, proclaimed, far and near,' that the 'down town' Cask House, LTNo. 46, is the place! 9 . • CI - 411.1•111.-- z ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS GPAT NO. 4 6 ~M LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of still later styles. and the most rare and beautiful Flamm. RICH SHAWLS In their great and splendid variety, both high and low cost. 15est Paris Kid Gloves. in ell sheds every number; Cases Linaea Cambric klancilterchieN, from 12 I 2 to $2,50. BOW'S New Bonnet Ribons, beautiful, from 12 1 2 to 1831. HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES! New additions have been made to our Domestic De partment., and the whole stock will be disposed of at unusually low vales. Blankets and Counterpanes. BROADCLOTHS. To this breach of our trade in particular. we have give* great attention, and are now prepared with our additional stock, to furnish any who may wish—with a bargain. French, West of England and German Clo ha— treat variety of shades—in all qualities, Fashion', able, Brown's Gold Mixed, &r. CASSIMERES, Staple sad Fancy. SATINETTS, Seversleases just received in both high and -coo. One Cane Blue Black and Sherpa Gray, liaise Drab for Carriner Trimming.. FANCY VESTINGS Beautiful variety—Plsin and Fancy Rich Satins and Velvets. Gentlemen's Satin ScKir, and Cravat,; Bast Pails Rid Gitive.-; lade-up Shirts; Smitiendern, Umbrellas, &e. il3rM4rkst &rug the place, 46 /he sturither..ej nny t Barrows & Turner. C. POSTER & CO TO P11.1:4Tt05 THAnIIGHoUT Tii I UNITED STATES. ,C EiAR LES FOSTER, late Foreman of the Cincin• nati Type Foundry. and inventor and builder of vibe Press called Foster's Power Press, now used by the Cincinnati A das, the Enquirer. Kendal & Barnard, • 1111 M the Frankfurt Commonwealth, the Indiana State .Journal, Cutler and Chamberlin. former State Printers, firulittat, &.c &c ; also the press lately need 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, be 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,) rid and Presses, the IVashington. Smith. and Franklin Presses of all sizes. Also, Chases, Composing Sticks, tßraas Role, Type Cages. Galleys, Card, Job and Em• 'bossing Presses, Printers' and Bookbinders' Materials ,of all kinds. SVo will furnish Printers' Ink, Cuts, (Rules, Fancy Job Type; also Types for Newspapers, tßook anti Job Types, from Wm Ilager's Type Found my, New Tork; and siso Western Type, manufactured ,at Cincinnati. All orders directed to C. Foster & Co., scorner ith and Smith streets, Cincinnati, or to the subscribers, Agents for the above Foundry, 44 Market suttees. Pittsburgh,- will receive prompt attention. novl2-tf JOHNSTON & STOCKTON. To the Ladies. OPENING this day, another lot of [troche Shawls. 9 UF Alen. on hand, a few splendid French Broche Long Shawls', (all wool) which will be told a pea: bargain, et the New 'Fork store. %V. 11. GARRARD, 79 Market .$ reet. To Um Gentlemen. AFINE. assortment of French Cksha,Cassimeres and Vest ing4 also Scarfe, Cravats.Stocks,Shirtn, Drawers, Undertests end Hosiery: also a few of the ...Straker" Hanoi' Drawers and Shirts, at the "New York Store," 79 Market street novl '2 Blankets. RECEIVED et No 46, n large invoice superior ,Whitney Blankets, 11 and 15,..-4 super fancy bound, price from $5,74 to $8; 9,1 O and 11-4, do $1,75 to $5,25, at novls BARROWS & TURNER /Sonnet 81lavas. NEW lots opening—beautiful styles; and price 12&, 181 and 28 cu., at No 16. nos 15. Bihnis. de Li TYLES and patterns beautiful—Trice 181 and 25 S eta., at the NEW CASH HOUSE. Sobs. APAIR of plain neat sofas on hand and for sale at the Furniture Ware Room of T B YOUNG &Co. norZI Hand st. between Liberty and Penn. c• , 111 4 ,1 e.Pred1 ia 55:r 1 4 0 ,4 ,2 7 4 ...;9 *1 r..r 1 " • Z4V r•i",4, ON. eielt ; 1 2-so, f , 4 •p. 0 • $ *NA •• A t ViU r It l t'it) . • •. 11 b• 4 : * terik 7 .o f" A t 7 ,hAt'A t ' Jt • • SPEED AND COMFORT!! FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA THE SPLENDID FAST nut; Nina stEANERs CONSUL AKE/ "" LOU (S L A rs: E, - - ARC MAGING DAILY TRIPS. One boat still let.:e every afternoon of 3 o'clock, preci.ely. ar 46311- FARE—Pw , h , c.ll Pitts , , , ,git to Phnadolpltio, $l2 Passenger, by itttt‘e 801113 will lodge on board in comfortable stutettooms the first night, will pass over the :11ountains (only 73 miles) the following DAY, in in Eastern-huilt Coaches; sup and lodge the second night in Cumberland, thus avoiding night travel alto gether. Tickets will entitle Passengers to stop at Cumber land or Baltimore, if they wi.h, and resume the,' seats at pleasure. Extras furnished, Cur a full load, to run as Passen ger" may desire. Fur seats, or entire coaches for apply at the office, two doors from the Exchange; and at the National Hotel, abovethe Monongahela Bridge. oct2l FERGUS MOORHEAD. Agent. Beaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets and Stage Line. ":...raiP"i • THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS, Express & Telegraph, Leave Beaverdaily, (Sundaes expected,) at 1 o'- clock A. M.. (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan from Pittsburgh,) nod anise at Warren next morning at 7 o'clock—connecting at Warren with Neil, Moore & Cu's line of Stages, which leave Warren on the are rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night. Fare through $4 50. Passengerapnying inPutaburghareentitlerhochoice of benhson the Canal Packet, and seats in the stage. For passage anplyon board Steamboat Michigan, or to JOHN S DICKEY,Beever. (3 M HARTON & Co., Pittsburgh. CLARK &Co., Beaver. Fur passage returning apply at the Stage offices of N EI L, MOORF. & Co., Cleveland. jell-y J&M B 1 TAYLOR. Warren. /o _:1 r ~ I~f~ STEAMER LAKE ERIE. Carr. C•nratt.t., Leaves Beaver al 8 o'clock, A. M. " Pitt.burgh at 3 o'clock, P. M. STEAMER MICHIGAN, Carr. 134316:16 Lrn.ea Pittsburgh nt 9 o'clock. A. M. In conneri ion with daily tines of Freight and Pas sere Canal Boats to Erie, l'a., and Cleveland, 0. Steam Boat end Vessel• to all parts on Lake Erie and Michigan. Apply to G. M. HARTON & CO., Piuxburgh JOHN S. DICKEY, Beaver jane 21-y CLARK &Co., Beaver 1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845 U. s. rasa. ISIONONGAZUILA, Stoll r, Master, has commenced run ning regularly, end will continue to tun through the season RS a Weekly Parket between l'itli , burph and Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday motning at 10 o'clock, and Cincinnati every Thursday morning et the same hoar. For freight or !moulage apply on board. m 2.6. NEWS FROM OREGON! OTIMPORTANT TO THE LADIES!,:O GREAT BARGAINS! NO. 5 8 , MARKET STREET. BETWLf2. THIRD AND IFOURTR. THE Subscriber resrosetfully informs the public that ho hes opened a store at this place, where he is now opening an extensive assortment of Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy 7 7 .12.*U A Cita. CSD CIE) U;) Eit3 Which will he sold at prices which cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. His Stock consists in part of the followng desirable Goods. New style °mine Stripe Cashmere and Mousnline de Laing. French and English Merinors; Alpaca and InclisnaClothtt; Black and Mule Colored de Lai nes, Fancy Prints; English. French and Scotch Gingham,: Shawls, Embroidered and Plain Thibet, fine and low priced. Woolen Good•; Kentucky Join, assorted cnlnr. and qualities; Plaid Linsey', Highland Plaid Catisimeres: fancy Figured and Stiiped do Heavy Plaid Shawls. Wonted Shawls; Plaid Cloaking.. Furnishing Goods. Barnsley Linen Sheeting Super Irish Linen, Pillow Case Linen.. Hamilton Cattonad•; Russia and Scotch Sheeting.; Huckabeck and Diaper and Bordered Towels; Birders Diaper. Wide Russia Diaper; Colored Stair Crash and Linens; Mat seilles Toilvting and Bureau Covers.; Fine Ticking. and Furniture Checks; Dimfty and Furniture Chintzes; Damask Table Linnet's. liable Cloth.; Superior and Common Damask Napkins; Blankets of all description'; Thread Limes. Bonnet Ribboas. Kid (i.aves; Husiery—Silk. Cotton end Worsted of all gush' its; Bleached and Brawn Muslin.; Book, Mull awl Swiss Muslin.; Cambric and Jaconet de Silk Cravats and locket Hinditerclo e f s ; Linen Carnt-ric do Plain and Hem-Stitched do with Colored Borders. now 3 dlm JAMES DOYLE. Alderman's Office, Fifth Ward. JOHN A PARKINSON, Alderman Fifih Ward, Penn street, between Walnut and O'Hara streets, ahem be may be found at all timess. Those haring Houses or othet properly to sell or rant, can have the same punctually attended to; debts cMleeted, and all the duties of art Alderman will recerre prompt e t tantion. or , 27-di y WHOLES A LE Denier in Tin Plate, Sheet and Brasier'a Cnover, Block Tin, Eu4sia Sheet Iron Sheet Zinc, Slab Svelter, Sheet Bram', Iron and Brass Wire, Btc. Also, Mannfacterer and Dealer in every variety of Tin and ;Tepper Ware, Foreign and American Britan nia, Bright and Planished Ware, Fancy and Plain Trays, Wnirers, &c, Foreign Dud American Jepaned 'Ware, Foreign and American stamped Bross Kettle's, Ornarnei tat Square Slide Fenders, due. &c. which he will be happy to supply his curaomers with on the most reasonable terms. %Yholciale buyers will find it to their interest ta call nod examine tiro abrn•e de scribed goods, in connection with others in the Hard ware line, as all of which will be sold at a very light advance on the menufwetu ree• prices. nos 19-2 m. JOHN DUNLAP. THAT the Franklin House, foot of Irwin street, Pittsburh. by R B DIMOID, is the most eligble establishment for transient travellers or tho.,e whom) wish a longer residence in the city, his accomodatiorir 'ore excellent. We know from experience andheartil) recommend his homes, worthy of patronage. Hugh Kirkland, Freeport. Wm Connelly, Franklin. Beneamin J tiiblock, Butler. H 11 Webb, Cochranton. Jno Hamilton, Ohio. John Reiley, New York. OP'' . Borders accommodated by the day or week, mont or yearly. °et 15 W. H. GARRA RD ARNOLD'S CHEMICAL WRITING 12,111 D and Red Ink, warranted genuine, QUART Bottles 75 cants; per dozen $8 00; Piot " 44 " " " 500; Half pint " " " " 2 50; " Red 31 " " 3 00, 4 ounce bottles 12i " " " I 25; Small cane " 10 1 09; A fell supply of the above received and for sale by JOHN El. MELLOR, novl9. 122, Wood street. MONONGAHELA ROUTE. Beaver at 1 o'clock, P. M The new and Spiendid Steamer, JOHN DUNLAP, NO. 17 MARKET STREET. Take parties's? Notice ;pg. , 4 4:-.•-• BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL. FR.3I HAVAtSA LCD Mexico.—By the arrival of the Empressrin, Copt Collins, the Now Orleans Pic ayune has full files of Havanna papers to the lath inst. On the 6th inst the royal mail steamer Medway ar ved from Vera Cruz, with $600,000 in specie. Her dates from the city of Mexico are only to the 27 th ult. —two days later than we have received direct. The mail-steamer Tweed arrived the same day from Jamaica, with 550 flasks of quicksilver. The same day, ton, the French bri; of war La Mercure arrived from Pensacola. It is stated in the Faro Industral that Baron Al leye de Cyprey was a pusenger on the Medway. Pen sacola accounts had incorrectly mentioned that he took his passage on the Eurydice. In leaving Vera Crux, the British steamer met the Spanish frigate Christina, which left Havana on the 15th ultimo. General Canalize, the ex-provisional president of Mexico, has taken passage, with his son, from Ha vane for Cadiz, in the Spanish chip Thetis. He pur poses travelling through the peninsula. The Mexican troops stationed at Jalapa, which, according to come estimates. amounted to 4000 men, have been ordered into cantonments at Paw de Ovejes, a smell place half way between Vera Crux and the former city. The general in command was expected daily in Vera Crux when the Medway sailed, intending to remain there. The incident in regard to the sailing of the St Mary's from Vera Cruz, and the offer of aid from the Monte zuma, is mentioned in the Havana papers. The death of an illustrious rialto.° of the Catholic church, the Archbishop of Guatemala and Bishop of Havana, is announced is the Dario of the 10th inst. We find .omo speculatiosu in regard to the sugar crop in the Diurio. The write! is of opinion that the amount of the product of the island has been eagle. rated for purposes of speculation. The wilier offers ■ opecies of wager that the crop will fall short of 700,000 boiew. The Metican Secretary of the Treasury issued a cir cular on the 42d of October, by direction of the Presi dent. qualifying gravely, and captaining the details of the tariff as prnmulgaled a few days ago. The diffi culty was occaainned by some iwportant errors in printing ;he tariff, which was put into circUlation on the 4th ult. We note this matter for the brnrfit of merchants n horn it may concern. An ordinance is published in 'h. Flavann papers, deter' the Bth inst., providing for refunding the prier of the tickets taken in the royal lottery, El Empr t• dada, the drawing having been postponed, owing to the sale of tickets not having produced a ■am ode crate for the purposes for which the lottery was pro jected. Bore They are all Together! GREATEST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON! E„ g „,h Dramatic Puett, byChn Terithe Library of Choice Rending. Nos 29 tied:3o. The Fiyior; Chu', a Romm,ce by (Vieeoldle ar ren . The Fatal Legacy, nr the Doomed Heir, by the au- thor of the •Ciniver,'&c. Wing of the Wind, a Novelette of the Sex. by .1 H In/cram, The Poet's Companion, and Rhyming Dictionary. containing ever; allowable Rhyme in the Enatuh Lan. gumAe. The Democratic Review, for Novemher. The Philosophy of the Water lure, ■ rlevelope meat of the true principles of Health and Lcingervrty, with Engravings. Ellen Grafton, or the Bride of Liberty, by Benj Barker, F:Pri. Benvenuto Gelini , in 2 parts, cheap edition, For eign Library, No I. The Histurial Essays, and 714111111,0 of die Mern vielian Era, or Scenes in the Siarh Century with an Autobiographical preface, by M A Thierry. The O'Doeogh•ue, a tale of Ireland fifty years ag o, by Cho. Lever, with illustrations by Phil. to which is ad,l,rl St Patric L's Eve, or three Eras in the Life of ao Irish Peasant. lhe Arivertinies of Gi.bert Gurncy, br Theodore Hook, cheap edition. The London M,'dical Student, (Secowi Series,) Li; Plinch, with illirsirntions. Only A Fid.llnr, and 0. T., tranalwe4 by Mary tin Wilt, Poem. of Arnclie, (Mrs We ) A fine supply itoo rereised. The Aulhor'o Dnu,Oter. ■ tele by \fiery Hewitt. The Quiet kln.band. ■ Ncieel. he Mike Ellen Pickering, au!h ire.. of "The Fright," ''Nun Carrel.," Ste. Jaat reed and for aalo at Cotok's Literary Perot 85 Fourth at. no, YS New 1330k5. ACAII.I 7 .I'S NI _ F.LL NI ES—threv edi J_ TI.. to and l'oe,ry of F.:l,gloirul; .• I , :tin,pc; Ili•tory Grorer; iviory of fir, ; livotharnimo; Litertry Ernoboriom.itiol rtrVi.•rti BOS WORTII & FORRE:,TER, ao•20 No 43 Msoltri •t WIN (ER NEWS INK.—JIM rewired • (w -ilier supply of Winter News Ink. and for C. H. KAY, cor. Wood .nd &I •treet% A DANCING ACADEDICY. 13ir ADANI E BLAQUE respecifelly inform. her 1 (tient!, and the public generally, that she has 'mired from the East, and will immediately enter upon the discharge of the dirties of her Dewing 'School.— he hatest end most feeltionible I)anees, inelteling the i non de Is Conr, es danced et the Coons of England end France; the 13011 E AN POLK . ait danced b., ; the MAZURKA, LA CACIIPCA. THE. POLKA, COTILLIONS', Ste., Sc.c., will he taught. Madame I3.'s !looms are now completed. and will he open far the teceptions of those ladies and gentle men who err desirous of being instructed in the above dances. on ‘Vetinesday evening the IPth inst.. at 7 o'- clock, fur the gentlemen, and on Ti iday, 21st, •t 3 n'• clock, r. to fur the Indies. The days of tuition for the gentlemen, are as l ollows every Misufay. 19ednescluy and Saturday evenings.— For the Indies: every Friday from 3 to 5 o'clock, r. M. and Saturday from 10 to 12 o'clock •. tA. and from 3 to 5 o'clock. r w. LA FAYE:T l'E ASSEMBLY ROOMS are iliu m on Fourth mreet, two don a front rile Hay Scab•+.— Madame B. will rent the above named rooms for pnb he anri ivrite supper parties, Concerts, Soirees eL.c. The ~hove ro..ms are fmished and fitted ire in the moat novel; elegant and approved style, with dressing rooms, and every convenience for the accommodation of visitors, and ate now open for inapection. Madame B. will commence a aeries of Cotillion Par• ties on Friday, the 128th of November, to continue through the winter. The ladies will be ticketed. Those gentlemen who are desirous of subscribing, will favor Madame B. by calling at her rooms. The Rooms can be had on reasonable terms. 110 V 18 To Lit, TWO ROOMS, mi Fourth street, between Ferry arid Liberty 'erects, suitable for an office and sit ting room. Enquire of Geo. Stephenson, corner of 4th and Ferry streets, or JOHN H. MTADDEN, sept 1 Market street. A --- LARGE lot of shirts just arrived from the East at the Pittsburgh Clothiwtr Store foreele wholesale and r 0ct9.8 WM. D. SCEIAr FER. 1()DOZ Holmes cast steel felFrng irxes warranted 2 ' double bit axes, for sale by n 0 ,21 GEO. COCHRAN, • Almonds, Nnts, Trait, &a. SBALES Lisbon Almonds; 1 Barrel Bitter " • 2 Bags Filbert!: 2 Casks Zunte Carnets': 40 Boxes new N R Raisins; 3 Barrels Oranges; 33 Drums Smyrna Figs; 600 Cocoa Nuts; 13 Boxes Pres Citron; 8 Cases Prunes. glass jars. Received and for sale by H. LAMBERT, nnv 25 1011 I.owrry et 15 9 13A . GS ire crop Gretis Bin, strictly pnme, Imam./ ibis dry by Canal. and fur sale by H LAMBERT. onv2s. Tobacco. 42 BOXES 'Hutchinson & Kerr's S's Lump To bacco, now receiving, and for sale by H. LAMBERT, nns9.s 100 Liberty .r. mackerel, 64. c. &c. 120 BARRELS No 3 South Mackerel; 15 " No 2 Large 15 •' Nu 1 du do 30 •' Alksives; 15 Gibbed Herrings; 60 bale► Sealed du 8 casks C.c.!fish. Receiving and fur sale by H. LAMBERT. nnv2s 100 Liberty ►t Cheese. 15 BOXES prime Goshen, :reviving l y canal and for sale by H LAMBERT. nov2s. Was Candles. 2 BOXES '•Whitn" just received and for mile by MILLER & RICKETSON, nar24 .No 179 Liberty et. C3ampaigse Wise IX,B ASK ETS Superior Cliompoigne P A :Silurnm CP& Co, Just received *red for sale by :vIILLER & RIC KE TSON, No 179 Liberty st 40 BBLB No 2 and 3 Msekerel. "Susstb catch;" 29 half We Nlnckerel, No 1: :20 quarter bbls do Mos; 60 bbls Gibbed }holing. just received and for sale by MILLER & RICK ETSON, nov 21 No 179 Li6ertv et. Wrapping Paper. on REAMS Crowned Mesdium Straw IU/ %Snipping Parlor, ;alit received and for stile by MILLER & RICICEISON, nor 24 N 0 179 Liberty it. Soap. 100 BOXES Chillacotha Soap, just mid for *ale by Ira MILLER iteRICKF.TSON. Nn 179 Liberty sr Pure Malt Whiskey. 1 PUNCHEON Irish Whiskey, on tirsnght i n s t or e •nd for sale by J &J NIcHEVI nqv 19 224 Liberty st. Iron and Nails. 15 TONS Juniata Iron, aaeorted sizes; / 50 Kea* " 20 •• Spikes, r• duet received and In •ale by J. & J. NI'DEVITT no'• 10 224 Liberty •t COPPERAS, ALUM AND LOG WOOD 10 BBLS Copperas; 5 " A him; 1U •• In 'Lure and f r sak by Ni•DF:vir r. tiny 19 224 Liberty sr Loaf Sugar Ware receiving a further sorrily of Nu 6, 788 Loaf Sorer, which will be sold at low rata* ISURBELIDGE. %%ILSON &CO, water et SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES. 40 BBL, S N Molasses. 30 14If do For sale low to clor.e. consignm•nt. BURSIMOE. WILSON Jr.CO, Water at N. 0. Sosa.e. 3U HHDC Prim.' N. 43• Sirar, far sal* by BURBRI FI, WILSON & CO.. Copper. 250 Coppr , ( B mo re) by BURBRIDGE, WILSON t CO., W•irr lot rert. Innratees. Tit E undervigneel 'igen! fur ill« A mvrica n ire In •urat.ca Company of l'biledolphia. continues to malr iu•urvnur orvinst los• or Itmer by fire, un fa vorable 'elms, at his obi mind GEORGE COCIIRAN, Co ‘26 ‘Voe v i vt. COBURG CLOTHS A NEW and iipler.chil Cloth fut winter rows Ire have every variety of color, and will make them in every enriety •if style to snit the utte, the habit noel the pocket of our totstomers. Call and see them A LGEO. McGill I F:& Co**. V.rl Liberty rt. CLOAKS, CLOAKS. eII.:ST received an Invaire of French CI-Ith%, amt■ es/ bhp far Chadic Also a l a w Cashmeres. for fining. for the same, fur us bleb he glad to mettle orders. A LGEO, McG VIII I.: At Cry. net2s `2.51 WYE° BEAVER CLOTHS AND FANCY LININGS. SOMF:THINtI new in thi. to be h*l at the Fashionable Head Qunneto of ALO 1:0, McGill ft & Crt. 251 !Abet ty nt. fIBLANKF:T COATS. Ttut.e comfortable c.rts an inelopensible to the travelling commoni fy can be had in surwrinr try le it our e.tiblithment. A Lfilt:o, McCall RE At Co. 211 Liberty it. ORLEANS CLOTHS. AS WON ABLE mixtures fur business C 041.6, low P. iced, (or sole to nrvier' In A I.GF:O, McGUIRE &Co. 251 Libenv ar 50 'FUNS PIU META L of good quality and stianblo hit foundry purnnaer, ju.t received and fir .ale by JOHN H. DAVIS, novl3 en t • %Vond and sth 04. fitiawl4 Shawl*? JJUST receiverfat tho.`New York Store." a spleothrl assortment of Forkeri, Caoshmetet. French Drorhe, 1 lithet (*ilk fringe) and Fonb.oidernd C 1011) Shnurls. W. 11. GARRARD, 79 Market street. Now Oixtaing, BEAUrirta. Rots Roy and Gala plaids. Waverly and Cashmere do. (or cloaks and dresses. it W. H. GAR RA RD'S, 72 Market street lust Attired at the "New Torii Store," 100 DOZ. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid. Cash• mere, and silk Gloves. of the best qualities. N. B. None but the best Kid Gloves kept at 79 Market street. nnvl2 VI. H. OARII4,ReI. Piano Fortes AIL LARGE and splendid assortment of new im proved grand action Piano Fortes, cn hand and for vale by F. aLusm, Car. Penn and St. Clerif std., opposite En. timer. N. B. The above in.trnmenta are warranted to .tend any climate, and keep in order as long a• any manufactured. They will be sold tow for cash. F. BLUME. Vinegar 20 BBLB Cider Vinegar, received per steamer Josepttene, end For a le by M. B. RHEY &CO. No 157 Water et TO LETS FOR SALE AT THIS OF/ICE ricvls REMAINING in tie Post Office, ai Pittsburgh December 1, 1845. Perseus calling for !oust" whose names sue on this list, will plans ssy they are advertised, Athos John Anderson @owls Adams David Anderson Rebecca Adams ER Mrs Andrews Joseph Adams E B Anderson James Adams Robert Arnold Joseph Agnew David Armstrong @ Alward Poster Alen John Allis George Auger 13 Alesander Witham Ball Mr Roswooth Charley Baker J W Boathner George Bailey Henry J Donner Michael Ballet Joseph r Brown Milani Bancroft Thomas Brown Henry Harnett ¢ Hamilton Brown Vevaidy Barlow ? Brown V Bacillar Frederick Brown Catharine Mra Banter William Bridges Joseph G Barnett John Brute Jane Mies Bateman haat Brandenhorgit Lydia Barr Catharine Bradley Mary Bown George Bradshaw George flarbons Ambrose Broadhead Whitworth Bell if B Gott Bragden Bbeneser Bentley William Brooks Elias H Be,rtelt 0 R Brady Mary Bean Robert B Brest Retteeca Berg Daniel Brock well Mark Beam Robert Dryden James Benson Robert Dr.:whey W 0 Beck C A Brewer Geer:a B Postern Mary Brownlee klaraaret Beath Rummell It Buchanan If Rev Biddle of Greer Budd H H Blake E V Bunn John Hitler William Buckley William 2 Blass 0 M ?inter Mary J 2 Birminellam .1. Taylor Butler James Bishop Joseph Sorter James si ue John Pergber John C Bisbee Lucas Butcher Painnel l 2 Bilis Geo M Boller Mary Anse Birmingham John Boa Henry Black William li Burt A I' Boyd !dory Boyd William C Cannon John Collins Marcus Cadwallader A 4 IC•V lllaalmsbeth Cameros D A Collloa Mary Min Caney John Coe B F Casey John Coolsen VFllliam Casslday Patrick Coen Abel Caller James Corwin 8 W Campbell John 111 CoWiq Bllas Doti Campbell Thou's, Cott Jobe Campbell Robert Goz Amanda Chase A Coat/web Hr Chltbam Mary Conaltlle Matthew Christy BF Cooley Robert B Chambers George Corcoran Mary Anne Charles Henry Cerbyrie W Chestnut Joseph Cot Joseph Chlri S Min Cowan William Charters Samuel Crawford James Chamberlain C Crawford Charlotte Chase Gee A Crall Philander Chrlstoriber Samuel L Craig Newioa Capt Clark Renjsmin Crook A J Clement Pranklio Clirlisnian John Clarkson James Crowe Jane Cooper William Cres•inger John B Cochran James Culbert C Cooper Samuel Cunningham liabella 2 Cohen Aaron Cushing Mr runin rampbrll Cushing Jamul S Curry George Daulher y Jo