All of which will be sold Wholesale or Retail at the lowest market prices, for Cash or approved Trade. ISAAC HARRIS, Diamond, Pittsburgh. Will be received in Exchange Butter, Beeswax, Deer Skins, Clover and Flaxseed, Flax and Tow Linen, Bags, Flax, Rags, and country produce generally. CANDLE MANUFACTORY The subscriber, respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has erected a dip and candle manufactory in the Diamond, Pittsburgh; where he will keep constantly on hand and offers, Wholesale and Retail, dipt and mould candles of the best quality and on the most reasonable terms. THOMAS COLMAN. N.B. Economical Lanthern Candles, at 12 cents per bunch. D. & J. CHUTE Have on hand, a handsome assortment of Shoes, adapted to the season; a few pairs Boots, suitable for laborers; also, Currant Wine, by the barrel or smaller quantity. The above are offered for sale low for cash or negotiable paper. N.B. When servants call for shoes, it is necessary that an order be sent. PITTSBURGH PIPE MANUFACTORY, ROUND HOUSE. WILLIAM PRICE Informs the merchants of the Western country that they may be supplied with any quantity of long or short Smoking Pipes as handsome and good as those imported--and hopes the merchants of this place will give the preference to the Manufactures of our own country. OYSTERS Gentlemen can be genteely accommodated at the City Hotel, with Oysters. EDWARD CARR. STOP THE THIEF! Taken from the subscriber on the 19th of November last, a Black Great Coat, with a large Cape, the Cape buttoned on the collar, on the front of the Cape is black glass buttons, and on the front and hips of the coat is cloth buttons, taken by James Dunlap from his boarding house. This Dunlap is a large man with a red face, and on the fingers of his right hand two of the knuckles are out of joint. Said Dunlap is by occupation a sort of a saddler, but if you wish to see him you may go to the grog shop or brandy house, for there is his place of abode in general. Any person that will take up and return said Dunlap and Coat, shall receive the reward of Five Dollars. BENJAMIN CRANDALL. THE BANKS WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS, Are most respectfully informed, that the Bank Bill Engraving and Printing Office at Pittsburgh, shall in the future be kept constantly open in such a style of elegance and punctuality as to merit the honor of their patronage. The Bank Paper manufactured for the office, by Messrs. Drum & Markle of Greensburgh, is allowed by competent judges to be equal to any in the United States. CHARLES P. HARRISON. PRACTISING BALL. Mr. Boudet's first Practising Ball will be on Saturday Evening the 26th instant, at his School Room. N.B. No gentlemen can be admitted without being introduced by a lady with whom Mr. B. is acquainted; nor can any gentleman be permitted to dance in boots. Admission tickets for gentlemen to be had at any time of Mr. B. Price One Dollar, pupils half price.