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EDITOIL A.II6IDiV.II,
1.• ' ;•••• • 1 , 4 T TEIBITILOIO
• MONDAY MORNING, AI •ARO ' 1a47
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DEMLoca writ)
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FOR GOVERNOR - - ="
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FItA.NCIS R. HUNK,
orALLEGILE.TY C01114i7.
at 0/tIZIS 0111.6 *V Ili
• .or --Konsoiczartvacritry. - '
'CANAL.
coiztvroles OFFrcr,,,t,
4 , :h March I 8 a 7_
ftrbats,ele • 419,240 s.
A
toils iyea'
c-sollec7
mina of
Imiactiinglor lioaica.
.
be -See' it by ' advertisement in th is
that the bureau of construction !at :Washing ,
:too, advertise foriroo entirely of AMOtictil man..
Sifaitstre r free from, adatixtureuf fareign.", : , This
win afford a fine opportunity for our Itun'Men to
• make ksa:kr *tie sum out of Urre:l4,
The litidem of • the : federal Part3rhaieasserted
on;a thousand different occasions that the Derma,
erotic party pattieularly the ralsinistriittOri at
'Washington, ate opposed to encouraging dometitic
itoluSiry. The fact which vvihaviignoted - ohoie,
will atone," falsity of the, charge:. --it
shenits that therelilevcry disposition on the;part
• of theDetnistratic Administmtion - iit do all it can
eonsiitently to encourage and advance the interests
of the American loin Nana facturer. This is right.
Bat will it iatiriTy leaders of. thi :appoaitionl
We can scarcely hope it will; for fazdt-budingis
*" their voCatiion.;..llSid the bureau ot
,Ntasningion
allovred -the matter.tobe oped to all, and received
,+•• proposatifroni the :-,Ediglish as well as the Ameri
" rerot, mestereihirer of iron, the , federal 'politicians
would have saiseika most tddecuur howl, and 'talked
/arge4y about the ininstieedorie bathe iron men of
thiscootstry.: But . the.ee.4 . ts different. The adver
tisement expressly: states that the'chtin cable iron
' -- 'varist be entirely of AMerican Manufacture, of the
best . quality, free , from admistuieof_ foreign iron."
Will** enemies of the adurinistratiOni be good
7-:ailasial to notice'this faCi see.
„
The Washington anion of the ISth inst. says:
. 4 Letting from - Com._ Stockton, dated . at San Fran
cisco; October Ist, and at San Diego, November
23d, IS4G, have been received at the Nary Depart
-meat
The officers and crews of the squadron were in
:6ne , health and spirits.
The:Mexican officers in the territory, with one
or two exceptions, having violated their oaths, and
- again taken up arms against the United States, had
succeeded in possessing themselves of the City of
- the. Angels, and one or two other places, bonlering
on Sonora, which had been previously captured by
the Americans. Upon receiving intelligence, how
' ever, of the insurrection, - CorMStockton adopted
the most prompt and vigorous measures far the
.recovery of the places thus taken, and his efforts,
which bad already been in_ pixt successful, prom
.ised to be completely so:
The License Question
We live made no efforts to gather the returns
of the township elections held last Friday, think
ing that our country friends would feel tutficient
interest in the result to for Ward them to us. We
baie only received the votes on the license ivies
tion from a kw districts as 'follows:
YOTID rs rayon or larstssr—Pitt, Jefferson.
Paltissin,
Aostarr LICZNSE—Lower St. Clair and Rob
inson:
al.:James Watson Webb, of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, spent the greater part'of the
winter at Wishingtow city, boring the. President
for an appointment in the Army. Although the
editor of alederai paper,. he was, during, his stay
ity-Washington, - constantly' engaged. in writing
home :letters in defence of the war, and lauding
the President to the skies. But the President did
"toikseer proper. to _ give Wr, Webb the appointment
fieidinght after and-that gentleman returnedalis
appointed to New York. - Ile forthwith.commene.
eid - silmaing' and villifying , the President in the most
outrageous, manner conceivable. The public be
ing-niade.acquainted with these facts, wilt know
what estimate to place upon Webb's crazy ebulli
tions. • •
ELECTION.. -Jared W. WII
llama Dem., is elected Goveirtor, by a majority of
about 1000. The Seuate will be Democratic in
the:proP6rtion of about 2 to 1., and in the House
there Will be 'a Democratic majority of about 18.
Twit:Democrats (Peaslee and Johnson) are erect
ed to. Congress; in the other two districts there
w.irt no choice.. cast year the Legislature was
anti-Democratic, end elected a Whig Governor,
tfteitltibitring bein no choice by the people. The
present Democratic majority over Whig, cm the
gitrientatc!rial vote, is neatly or quite 10,000.
I--Garisits Labia Door.—The April number
ecititains every - attraction for the ladies. Fashions,
Croclietting, "A Course of Reading,"
and should 14 welcomed by them as warmly as
April Itself.. '."
Gravity and . Gaiety," and '• Life on
`:; T he Rio Gran - de," which adorn the little pages, are
,
bath excellent engravings, and there is some tol
erable poetry'. ,Among the artites worthy of at
tention, we-notice-one of Mrs: Tinlet's picturesque
sketches—the l e indle.ys, by Mrs. Kirkland ; and
No. VII. of . '" Our Artists," who're author, though
atairinienons, gives evidence of a skilful pea and a
philosophical - mina.
a ' .
messages
"Anong the e to the ladies we would
particularly reconunend,that included under the.
article-of 4. Health and Beauty . " as Kell deserving
.. "..,: lb: atientron of, every '" one 'who would preserve
•. . , , ,
"o:YOur exchenge,pappre contain a rumor, on
the, authority'of Dr. —amen, that the Emperor of
Prusia will grant a constitution to his people, on
the anniversary of the birth of Erederick, the
Great, and-that a Cangresswill be called immedi
ately thereafter. , This Eniperoi has been prom-
Ling to the.saixte eireut for a long series of years,
so that hot few put any faith in his • pledges on
that subject.
Lis,t" ltltyloarrox.—.k' letter from Detroit
tbereis httle doubt but that nevi
gatioicwill be open to BufFalu the first week in
Ea, laiae Neirtaii was a 'poet, as well as a
ruattietuatic!aa and: phildoplier.' 10110 W hig
is "The grain is'
sod ibeloweis -are hi* =dm"
ifiSli'etiitszyWitiont is confined" to Ids bed
brindigrOciticitti
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We luisten'AA4bilhie"our readers tie new
-
regulations whisk have 'been adopted by the Post
master'Geesral, under ii'llassed at the close
of She liitlsessimi of Of:Mires: They embraco_a
variety of near:and interesting provisions, which
might to be thdritighly understood by the pTspie
thenisilves,'ls well'as•by the,Fioitmasters. This
attention ',of this last and -important class of oft.
I cers throughout the country is specially invited to
otions of the Post Office Departmrnt for the
,tnforcanent of the acts of Congress of the Ist, 2d,
and ' Marcn, 1847.
1. Allldrintly postmaster: are aufhoriied to send
all
'tree through. t he: mails,letters and ipackagesl
not weighing inter 'two- ,ources, which they may
have occasion to write or Send, Meting fo the bit ,
sinus ofitheir offices or of the Post Office Depart.'
mee t mnforsing thereon Apaist office ,business,' and
signing,_their.,Parpea thereto. And...those whose
compensation did not exceed tur - the year
ending the. 31.411 of Jure,, ONG, may also send- free,
through, the: aui, fetters written by themselves;
- and receive free an-'written -communications, on
their own - private ;business, not weighing over. bne
hallonni-e. '
2. 211slobits Congras anti Dihkge n rs foam Tyr
ritorieir may send ',and' receive free, through ',the
frden thirty,dayi before the cominencemeut
a each Congress,. until the meenos of Abe next I
Congres4, letters and packages. not, exceeding two
ounces in teeight.-and public documonte not ex
teeding ;three- pounds in-.weight. Public doem '
mews. are ;bate printed by the ruder of either
houses of Congress,"and publications or bo"oks pro
,
aired •orcpuichase.l - by C'oitgress, or either house
for, the Mietflbesitembers.
I:the same privilege allowed., to members of
C.oogrees , is vxtended Seccelery of the Smote.
and;the Clerk of Ike Homy of Rertlentatires during
their , olfteisl terms, which terminate with the.elec
i tion of their successors.
4. The privilege of the in Presidtnt is enlarti nate action took. place in the .streets,' involving a
Seri, sotharlte ma,' send, and receive free , Public I heavy lose to-the Mel-terms, before the Americans
docurrients; during his tafficial rerna. i again commenced their retrograde movement.,
5... Peksons entillid to the Privilege of frnitkieg 1 Before retiring from Saltillo, Gen. Taylor destroy
shOuld eaidorie on oil lettersor packages weighing I e d all the public stores which be wan unable to
under two ounces, t Free,' and, sign the tame, de- i ta k e with him. Re then eonthused„hiamtreetto
signstin* the office they fill; and .ell public derail the pass of Ilinconadrei, ;Vshen he was again at- i
1 tricots- which exceed two ounces in weight should, tacked, but succeeded in beit ‘ ing Oil" the.enemy.
be tlesignated.bY writing the words...public doeu , t He r e a ll roamed, am t.l et t era , h eave hi , . Onci. in j
merits'` en them, and signing them ofßrialY nel . .Morderey, and lie , would be -safe; but. his ability
shove. 'The character of public documents issued ito accomplish such a movement was -altogeiber I
frOm.the public Office* in lite elt.) , of Washington, on,; prolilematical. as the Mexican troops were swartuH
and directed to .persons authorized to receive them mg in every direction."
free; . . . '
. mayspecifying : , - I
ee, be designated I y a stamp the The Flag learns from atwitter Source that CM.;
otgce from which they issue and the words • publici 3lorgan" has abandoned Seralro Sifter destroying
documents' or such oilier evidence of their charac• such of the public Stores ai be sifutunable to take,
ter as may be agreed upon between them and the w i t h hi m. c om i cti ra tincumc .,, that it fine, of isooi
postinaster of the city of Washington. Any doc 1 -m ex i cana were between Nionterey Mad Camargo. !
urnent folded and sealed, not having such evidence' Eight. thousand .were in the neighborhood of Vic-,
l o f its character on the envelope, will be remitted un i t ,. ;• . . i.
, the , , . . ,
uy l os:nye/mg postmaster, upon satisfactory Captain Lamer reports that an -express bad sr.
evidence-that it is a piilatie document, tranamissu i rived at Brazos utr the evening of the 4th instant
ble free : throtigh the mailsto the person addressed- t with the news that a Mexican force bad passed'
u. All letters and packages from and to the ; the- Rio Grande, and marched by 3latamoras on
beads of departments , or the other public officers; the opposite aide of the rker. Although he cote'
who wire entitled to the franking priellege priori versed w i t h the express r id er , h e wii , una bl e to
to the passage of theact of the 3d of March, 1545. ;curt anything as to the probable ounder of the :
relatin,,• 4 to the business of their respective offices. enemy, Or who commanded them.
will be delivered to the persons addressed, without 1 .. A m er c h a nt in Eamkrgo writing to a friend ill
any charge of postage, as an appropriation has; this plare under date of the ..t'itti rage, that an ex
been made by Congress for their payment. :kill guess hail just tirirvert from Monterey with incur
letters and packages Issuing from the departments. , that i„ n t h at there was e i, ,t,,,, hg at !.., :i t t ili o . Th e
should 'be marked ou the envelope 'official bUsl• I Mexicans had taken Moran, capturui; a large
tress,' and signed by the heads ut the department - Y.lstain or wagons and lt.ti men. A large tit:nibs , '
or, under their ihrection. by their chief clerks, trod, of mules were also taken. 'Captain M Cullvell
by the other officers who were entitled to the frank' 1 was in c ommt,d a the i,„,st.
ing prieilege I-riot to the act of I krs,, designating i .. 'Li g ht th ou sand Nlextean cavalry were on this
their official capacity Eat stub OinrClS hate not iside of the Mountains. and things in general were
the right to send or reccise, free, their mit ate let. i tuned upsete ds,„ii.,,
tern or papers. 1
7. All marspapers transmitted ihrorigh the mail- I '
will be hereafter rated with postage, except rec,
change paters between the publishers of / le i , s p a .
pens, and those franked hy persons enjoying Ile
priviiege- and contractors may take newspapers
out of 'the mails, for sale or distribution. among
subscribers
S. Tranrient nerrypepers, or those not sent firm,
the office of publication to sulecribere h an d-b i lls
or circular letters pittited or Isthregraphed, not ex
cresting one sheet in size, will p,,y 3 cents. upon
delivery at the office and bethie they ate put iii the
mails, and all sorb will be charge.) by deputy post
masters as prepaid matter in the way bills and
upon their.accounts of marls sent, and .tamped or
marked - paid,' nub the name of the office cram
which; sent.
Transient newspapers. handbills, or circulars, j
cannot be received flee by deputy postmasters un
der their privilege. .11 such should be addiessea ;
to them, it is their duty to return them to the crud
er ruder a new cover. charged with letter postage
If deposited in a post office unsealed, addretawd to
deputy, postmasters or others, they will not ut any
case be forwarded by mail without pie payment of
the postage. If ssi-aled they will be rated with let
ter postage. and tervvarded in the mails.
10..1Letters addressed to different persons cannot
be enclosed in the %meetly elope or package under
a penalty of tell dollars, unless addreue to loseign
countries.
.114 Letters, newspapers, and packages not ex
ceeding one ounce in weight, addressed to any off.
cer., Musician, or private in the army of the Urn.
ted StUtes in Mexico, or at any post or place on
i the frontier of the United States bordering no Mex.
ten, will pass free in the mails. Each letter so
addressed should specify after the name of the per.
bon, belonging to the army.' The law will eon•
I tinne in force during the is dr with Mexico, and for
three months otter its termination.
; 12. Extra commissions allowed deputy post
masters by the order of the nth of July, IS 15,
are siiperseded by the act of the 3rl of Morel-, IS-17
13- The commissions allowed by the '24th sec
tion of the uct of the ad of March, 1845, are re
pealed and other rates allowed by tne• Ist section
of the Ist of March, 1847; in lieu of them, as fol•
1. On the amount of letter postage, not exceed
ing $lOO in any one year, 40 rent.
2. On auy anni between $lOO and $4OO in any
year, 331 per cent.
3 On any sum between $4OO and $2,400 in a
30 per cent.
On any sum over $2,400 in d year, 12i per
cent.
5. On the amount of letters and packets recei
ved for distribution at offices designated by the
Postmaster General for that purpose, 7 per cent.
0:::r The term letter postage includes all postages
receii . ed, except those which arise from nettspo.
pers,.sent from the offices of the publishers to sub.
scribers, and from pamphlets and magazines—so
that all prepaid postage upon transient papers.
hand bills, or circulars, printed or lithographed,
will be rated as letter postage in the settlement of
accoUnts of postmasters.
6.; On all sums arising from the postage on
newspapers, magazines, mid pamphlets, .50 per
cent.
7. As the accounts of postmasters have to be
settled quarterly, and their commissions allowed
for that time, the postmasters will credit them
selves with 40 per cent. upon the first twenty-five
dollars received in the quarter, and for any sum
between twenty-five dollars and one hundred dol
lars in the quarter, at the rate of 33& per cent.;
and 'upon any sum between one hundred and six
hundred dollars received in the quarter, 30 per
centhm; and on any sum over six hundred dollars
received iu the quarter ; at the rata of 123 per cent.
8. The commission accounts will be settled as
heretofore, except thai the annual compensation
to Which postmasters are limited, will be compti- -
ted for the fiscal year commencing with the lst of,
July, and ending the 30th of June, and in due pro
portion for any period less than a year.
03 No other allowances can be made to post-
masters except box-rents to an amount not exceed
ing fe2ooo per annum, and the surplus of such re
ceipts may be applied to the expenses of the office,
under the'direction' of the Postmaster General.
Theiernolument or box4ent account must he ac
counted for regularly in the quarterly returns, and
Ira. the same quarter as other prOceeds of the office.
lt). Postmasters in their returns for the present
quarter ending the 31st of Mardi, 1817., will ad
just their accotmts -according-to the above allow
. .
. .
C..MIISSON, Postmaster General
. 7 Starell 12,
.1b47.
• cr3•The friends of Juan :.‘"iterry.r., the popllaz
deiiiieator of Yankee charaelte4 )lave' PreBfr44
him with a vplenclid &liver cup in Naw Orleans.
T
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FROM -MONO,
RUMORED BATTLE.
Pri'mal" l 4NW gkr 1' 3 1415 81 0 15 **(41 11 44
,
_ -
f.Picayune- of, the Tat brtuge, the fol
TliiocliAindetella ROW iit.Wevr..-Orleanei
brinileleP 2 Xtelbet - Oee, Tailor 141 been iqbleke4-.
ft'A4ua. tiliefet, dtiteidowlitts-Saltillo,lo
pasetif Rerieonardilit' but hit autheirity istiven for
theitef stat ements but such as are confessedly founr)-
-
ecl upon contradictory and flying reports,
it is stated thathe/ost 2,9(.4-xneni the bkzican
loss serronnted to 4,000. The reporti go,so far
even as to claim the victiry for the AtturriCaiii
The ravens `received at fklatimiorair were inink.
steratile and; otiolliefint."." It — wes"
patches had-beety received from Gen. Tvtor as
late as the - -Mit.' of- Fcbrriary• but this .was lie
lieved to be impossible. Thecommunicationi be
tween Monterey anti L'arnarge are completely cut
off—eay all the emote—awl eafienlY be reePeetd
by'a 'considerable force..
, Just as.the Cinderella was leaving Brazos, the
Picayune's informant learned that Awe. -Mexican
spies had been - taken-there.
The Alatamoras Flag, of the fidinst. - , sail., that
the reports of =anaction having, taken place :cterel
fully credited in that .It is said, however,
that; there, ave many
,sterly officers thefe,urbo are
•--"
,
totally` incredulous in relation The Fhig
says:
Our tot% n has been thrown into a state of
intense excitement, by the reports constaittly,arri
,ving, relative to-the perilous condition of General
Taylor's division of the army. That- a' battle his
'been fought no one tan tor a moment- doubt, Mit
how it 'resulted, or what danger impends en the
line of the Rio Granite. , are mimters involved in.
most perplexing uncertainty. We give whitaP..l
pears to bethe most authentic accounts, : received
hum the scat of hostilities. Gen. Teylor,while At
Anna Nueva With .5;000 men was attackerdon tbe
2dd'ult., by a force, of 1,5,000 hien. Finding he
could not maintain his 'position, Geri. Taylor mode
good, his retreat , to .Saltillo, covering his wagon
train. lime he was assailed again, and an
Tl, , -:.sorer J'iotrev.r orti,ed at New Orlearn
on the itlth, leoetett clays from vta Tan - ire°.
Flay or atatty %Tavel* had sett for Lobar, net lite ??..Ith
ult., 'with troop, and mantuona for the bomb id-
men! of rtra, Cruz. Gen. Scutt ia stated to ha.r
.unnoticed the loth of 31atch as the day fat ma
king the assault.
afternoon, at Boston.
:he Itrui,l-6 Liverpool dates to the 4th inst.
Cotton—Prices hate relived, and the demand
was acute. . The demands of speculators for ex
ports were nightly favorable to holders. The quo
tation,. are : Georgia, lair, (11.d.tiewid.; Jlobtle, rel
ir';‘l.; Orleans, :id.
Corn—Confidence was renewed in the trade
Heavy purchases were made for Ireland. Arneri
can meal was selling at I Ifii+l - 2.5. is 7tt lbs.
ann.:tiro/I Flour was worth bbl.
White (ben is quoted at 69.tii; 2 shillings, and
Yellow at 73..i173p 4bo pounds. These was great
uncertainty as to the stock on hand. No duties
' were levied and the demand closed steady, hut
not urgent.
i The money market was unsteady. Things.ap.
i vast:lt to 1e tending ginieially towards a decline.
I A new luau of 1'a000,00....i authorized by the Gov-
I ernmen . ,, had been taken by the liothschilds and
jtarringa, a t Lb% los. p .1.:100---Iiiii I il premium.
Consuls since latest ads-ices. cillfateri. Exchequer
bills 3 to 5 shillings premium.
/
The Grain quotations received in the despatches
from Boston, are rather ambiguou s. The above,
however, is the best that can be mode of them. •
Some time in December last a young girl about
17 •or years of age, introthiced herself to this
community by attempting to commit suicide, by
banging, .he was an entire strangekand has re
fused to give any account of either her name, where
she is from, or what motives stie had in attempt
ing to commit this awful crime. Being in a most
destitute condition, she was placed in confinement,
where she still remains an object of pity and Bpi!".
pathy. The turnkey is under the cruel necessity
,of chaining her, to pre%ent ho? from laying vio
lent hands upOn herself.
t,lie is about five feet high, and has naturally a
fair complexion, now sallow from long confine
ment and sull'ering. Very communicative in gen•
like on familiar with society, and CVIIICOS
• considerable tact in conversation. Das beautiful
and very regular teeth, dark brown hair, up
; proaching black, the features of her face are mil
-1 form and well defined, and possesses strong traces I
of her being once at least handsome—and the
I general contour of her person is graceful and well' .
proportioned.
At one time she gave her name as Sams AL.
numur, and from her description is supposed to
be the same person advertised some time since in
several papers by the name of Sopais NEWCAMP.
Editors favorable to the cause of humanity may
be instrumental, by publishing this, in restoring to
her friends anti home this poor destitute wanderer.
Persons writing in relation to this matter will
I address their letter to Lxvt Kx.strr,Greensburgh,
WestmOreland county, Pa.—Gi . Teasl.irgh Argus.
,' ~'
ME=
iorDR
l'rota Me Journal &Ira, Sund2y
Arliwal of the Ilibvraler
I/ I ti 4 7,
tic-I.Jc I'. M.
The ITibernia was telegraphed at ;') o'clut-k this
AIYSTEMOUS
j'i'be wages of 114 - carpet weavers at the
manufactories in Thompsonville and Taritfville,,
Conn., have been lately advanced.-,-Springfirld pa-
PP%
So the new Tariff worked exactly as you said it
would not. You said it would bring down Amer
ican laborers to the condition of European p.uPer
laborers. You dismissed some; of your men, if we
remember right, and put down the wages of others,
and . sold your carpets at auction, determined to be
ruined, but you could not stay ruined. Wages
would not stay down. What will the Tariff men
dot if they hang themselves, the rope is sure to
break, or the noose to slip; if they set their fac
tories on lire, the lire Does out. They cannot ruin
themseltes., do what -they will. The grass Will
grow,—the sun will shine,—the people will have
goods, at profitable prices. They are compelled
Ito be prosperous, and there is no way to help it.
I It umst be submitted to—Jura. of Coninierte.
0::1- The Cincinnati Signal is out in favor of .a
public park in that city. About twicee year die
citiiens of Pitt.burgh, make a noise ou the-same
subject; but the " City Fathers " have closed their
ears, and utterly revise_ to take any', actiort in the
MEE
MESSEINI
>lEasai su#ad In the knit.
The folloviingetittilaVy , •th eveseels
in
sing the squadron e _comPli
r 1 Nt `
iq•]Fittk gaper, : whto} tffietal, is
JIMA tc(* . iimpijse all, or nearly all of ti to- • ,
trmat...Fr mi:pi-I ,f of Mexico.
• •
Line-a1p.... - ,-Ohlq-„Captitnatriztgemin. ,74 guns.
„Frigatii" l :l'utOrnrit,
Raritan, Capt: .44.
Sloop of War . . John Adams, C. ISl'Cluney.2o a
" St.lllary"s,Capt.Smintlem. 2o.
". _ ,Albany, Capt.l3reetsti"....2Q
Da t Corn Pinckney 16 4,
1111 ia war. • .Porpoise,.••••• • • . I° ` , " ‘ ,
••• " Perry,
Rehr: of •
_I "'
" Reefer,h•-•• .... . 1 a
_Petrelf Lieut. Shaw ..•'l.. ‘,
'-' !Tampico, Mid. 1
Nonata;Mid;Smith, :. 1
Steamer. htissiasitipi,C,Perry(rn). lo "
Prineet3n, Capt. Engle..., 9
..." Spitfire, Capt. Tamall.... 3 4
Capt. t... , 'arals 3
- • a .• • Lean, Capt. lioward... 3
- --a •-- trnion,Capt.lttchl........ - 4 .
• Allegheny, Capt. Hunter__ .10"
Hunter, Lieut..hl'Langhlin. •0 4 4
•• - 1 "
" • Secirpion,C'rrngelow,o 4 pr, 1 a
AcourgaiLt. Hunter, 1 .
Store Ship. .-Relief,— ... • 6 "
pppp
" .• - • •• • 2
Bomb Walker,23 pr /
"• &tin, Cr Van Brunt, 4 , 1 a
Heck, -••••••--- - 1 "
Electra, -‘.• • 1
SlooP.• • • - 1. "
•Forwiftd;Cript.NOries,..... 6 - "
Vital amber of gun5....3.24
114 whole number of-gims,tOrppe.ns, is three
hundred and twenty-four, which think,•are
amply sufficient, in' the latinilsn(pur gallant ofil•
cera and tars, lo tedure the castle iel'oshort time.
The bomb ketches will probohly'lte'as efficient as
any of the large vessels in' the attack. Their
guns ran throw shells half Art/lite 'briber than any
orthose irnSait Yuen. • , . "
• . OG AL. Z4-11.11“kEitti.
THEATRE
There' was an excellent house (in point of rum,
hers} on Saturday riight. We trove: sac Addama
-do better in , Virginius. The Julius of Mr. Forder
was' excellent. Miss Andenmill Virginia was
rather tame; we believe, however, it was her first
attempt at this part, and tor a lady so young she
Went through cletelly 141 e will 'yet succeed in
the-tine of character to which Virginia belongs.
Barney Williams in the afteipiece, brought
down upon his devoted head, the appLuaie of the
whole 'move. Can , s,e say more/
This cretin; Julius Ctesar, with a powerful cast
People are Beginning to talk. of placing Shade
trees along the pavements of our principal streets.
The ideglis not ne'w hut it is zd. There arc
more advantages to he ikrived inch moa
n-tents than mere momentary pleaant!. We once
Karl evidence that shade trees in a great degrees
were conducive to the health and morals of thel
pebrdt. Dot here h the use in talking to the
money mongers who govern the city. about. health
or morals.? Schemes for msotnel aggrandizement
will meet with more cousideratbm - than any mere
improvement for the benefit of society at large.
—Since the above was written, we ditcovered
I tlip following iu the Alleghenian
Skartr eitfietas Asinitil Jo well to int
-1 prove on the hint thrown not by Dr. l‘forrill, tt
.
los las: lecture, on Saturday evening, that ',bade
trees art not only uttOrnecitil, hut are essentiany
neCe3g3tV to the health of tbe citieens.
1..4; pr.ifloct Pv:ire (i re=James Dav Arin,
ter of Cumberland hack, was arrested end brought
before Alderman Steele, for maliciously running
hiw vehicle against a buggy containing a lady and
gentlenran, mad thereby breaking the buggy and
endangering, their lines. The agent of the Nation
al Road Company agreed to pay the damages on
staying all proceedings. ,
Thos. Jessup was brought, up on the char;.e of
keeping a tippling house. He g,s - e satisfactriry
evidence that he had quit Felling lignor , whereup
on the charge wan withdraun.
.'"-•• Mr. Gliddon's final Lecture will conte oil to.'
night. We warmly recommend attendance, be
cause the lecturer promises us naratirs urulream•
ed of in our philosophy," no the religious notions.
immortality of the soul, &c among the ancient
Egyptians. These are derived from the Pupyrua•
called the book of the dead," (exhibited at the
Lecture,) which was the "canonical prayer book
of 35041 years ago." Those who have attended'
the Course will be delighted with this last lecture
and those who have not will be astounded and
amused, while this will be the laSt chance of see
n; Mr. Gliddon's magnificent collection of Draw.
ings, Paintings, Mummies, Books, &c:
They likew6e made known to them [the In
dians] a thousand remedies by which the thuht in
veterate-diseases are alleiiated and healed and
that they might cemprehecd the benefits and en
joy the comforts of these medicines, they previ
ously introduced among them the iltdeases which
they were calculated to cure.—Krtirkrebether's New
York.
—AA:se:minds- us-of Lorenz; Sterling St Co.,
rich iroli tnannfacturers of thiii city. Some days
ago they tent notices to their naitors, that their
wages should be./educed. Last Friday .-We pub•
lished their names as contributors to a charity
hospital: .
Gooq. Orr/rr.--It is but just that we, should no•
tice the order that reigns in .the Theatre during
these evenings, while the lio:xes, pit and gallery
are full to overflowing. We attribute this to the
exertions of the inder ndent Police, nil°, have
been engaged by the Manager. The arrne that
was performed between acts, the other evening :
was promptly attended to, and , the churacters were
forced to make a quick exit. Ladies may visit
the Min now with safety.
n'" The first brid: house ever built in Alleghe
ny, was erected in MS, by Judge Davis, on the
corner of Federal street and Water alley, which
is now occupied by L. Mlntosh.—.4//cghr , inin.
—Was not The house now occupied by Wm.
Robinson, jr., at the end of the old bridge, built
prior to the one referred to above? We think so.
riAlre . lirive been kindly furnished With a letter
from a member of the Jackson ; Blues; but it con
tains nothing that would be interesting in the way
of news
Nuisance—That infant in the Theatre last even
—Let the manager Charge double price for
children under three years of age. That will
abate this nuisance considerably.,
cCOVe had a we bit of a thunderstorm last
Saturday ruoruiug, about threii; o'clock. Rather
strange for Om
...season, • '
Ctqlie Sableliarniobiste, she uncleretaml, will
be in ibis eity on to-in9rrow weelc..
.
0- on 74.144 y hight r -lie,:heaid the'e . eeldiog of
a.fiock of dial geese as they p 4 s.sed over the-city.
(C.The Gerinau Theatre open agile ,to
night. •
7 U
{ ~~Y'~~~z-fir. a~"~+~ ti.~"'`.xu~~.-''r.~'{L~~`
....Y~. ;~1,~~
M=EMI
ilYThere-wase. roirlyebtetthty id the Disunoitd,
caused by some. drunken . fellow making_ an at
tempt on tie ShekspetitthenseA Constable F t ebki!
appeate4;4*liorCOMY'eichPt:On;,-;chti
+vas too"tifindOe was put iiikOhe 14in'tui,
Vilukitai. to steal ,tt
.from a ataiaAn'Llbecty-striet,iest tt'!", Ifikt.was:
caught in the 'net. ' The owaeF`infored his custom
er that kelijilgh't have it if he would wheel himself"
off; !Menne-did not attemp t;
• (;I:3l'itt tpernalticillas voted in favor of granting
liceflask ''l#i - sat a fine place it will
be for,priblic - ' - gardeizsTluilt the proper...-astin-led
front - 01 cttyftwa bealtlifilfWain
D~rrrl{d~'
On'Tinirsday, 18th inStarit, non*
as I*i Gordon, Mr J. Kinarernecic, of .this city,
to Miss IsAnaL!,e, daughier of Mr.:-Wrn. Martin,
of Manchester. - , 1,--
Teas,Grocery t rreiltitud..grovisicru-Store
WHOLESALE ItEtAIL; —
. ' No. 111 Lutr.nrr STnErr.
8EN434.115 BOWE N would.respectfully inform%
his friends,and the public .generally,-that
fie has again. commenced business in -tbo aboye
breaches, nest 'door,. to Lis . old stand,-where Le
hopes, by, keeping a supply of good articles, Belling
lost thr cash, and paying strict attention to his pat
rons, to, merit o,shore Of pulaic patronage. Mr22-lut
11.1115 7 t — sr:11, anit Sptca •V'we tory.
. Fifth street„bdweenlildrket add Wood.
anbsctibers have constantly on - hand,Of their
J_ -own 'manufacture ' (which they offer-to' Griniers
and Druasists, at' Eastern wholesalc” prices: -
Mustard; Gio; Pepper ;
Catsup;', - + 6 Cinnamon;
SYruPti " . 211 gPico. ;
:Race Floer ; • Giegerl `,•
Prepar Horse Radish • , Cleves ; •
Nutmegs rind Roasted Ground -Ctiiretr..
inar22.3a3 - ". 'RHODES St-A1X03t1.5.;,'
.
TRON---90. .
Tons 3 assorted, in store and for sale by
I''tnar22 1.. S. WATE.RMAN,
lAILS & SPIKES-450 'Keg .,- in store 'and; for
:rade by L. S. WATERMAN,
• mar 22 • No 3i Water and 62 Front et. ..:.
TEEL—Cast; Shear, E. Ender, A. IL and. SirinThl,
'„Steel; in guru awl fur sale by
• rear 9.2 ' ' S. WATEIinAN...
.NV ' riflOW GLASS-Is 9: .9110:.1.0:12:'.20x14
.12116: and 12x1.13.; in starts and for rate by
Crros YARNS-4000 lbs. in stoic Sad fur sale
by ltuar22) . L. S. WAT.ERMAN.•
DATTING-40 bales Batting in store and for sale
11 by L. S. WAIREMMAN.
Popular Physiology.
.13110 F. MORRILL delisera Lactase span
jj the general principle: of Psnsuitoor, as aFipti:
oil to the prevention of Discuss, and the preservation
flt Licata ; THIS EVENING, at Vit - Pclosk,.- •-•
. .
AT Plill.p .11.4 LL.
These Lectures will be illustrated_ by numerous
Lugs , `.Paiovings, Diagrams, a. heauiifek Skeletata,
splendid Models, Etc:, so as to reader the various
suLjects treated of, easily ultderstood.
Fur the sobjecrof each Lecturri,:snd further par- ,
ticularS, see Programmes. - -
Tickets with programmes ihr sale at the bookstores
of Eay Cass Warki. - 11.4 .7ohuston - & Stocktna s and
Eiliou & English, Market st.; J. L..ltead amt
Literary Depo t -, Fourth st. - and-st the door of Thihi
ilal-Lan the evenings or esch - Lecture:
."Admission 25 Jereulle.s - 10 dts.
Front stars reistMtal for- Ladies.
r the Honorable the Judges oft .e.Court °Naar-
L' to St:slims of the l'eaco, in anii.for the -Conn"-
ty of Aliegheny.
Tim iietition of James dark. s of, Pitt .totkoghiPt
in the county aforefaid,,humhly slsetsetli, That your
petitioncr bath . pnssided himself with .materials for
th • aeconimuidistion of trasellcrs and others, at"his
dwelling house is the county albresaid,and prays that
sour 'Honors will be pleased, to Front Lint n liconse
to keep-a - public house of entettrontnent:- And your
petitioner, as in duty. bobridi will pray.
" JAMES tLARk",,-":..,
We, the, subscriber*, citizens of Pitt township,
do certify, that the above petitioner *or georl ro.
pute for horiesty and zereperance, and is well pro
vided with house room and coare.niences for the ac
commodation of tratielera end others, and that said
tavern is necessary._
Thomas Farrow; Gen. House, Ralph geed, Ken:.
ben Tustin, Junes Tustiu,jr., PrZeds - Hultrin,laccib
Wells * Thomsa M'Eain, E. D:Gazzata, R.. Palmer,
Jnu. Rouse, James mr2.l-d3t*
(Clirooicle copy and charge Post.)
S ~0 I
LIOV ELS, SPD:7.B C a n al 5t F
K vt — iss
10 " Coal " .- Nos. 2 and 3;
10 42 Devonshire;
6 " Spades; '
3 " Grain;
4 " 4 pronged' strapped, Manure
Fork*, in store and for sale by
L. S. WATERMAN,
nutr2o No 31 Water and 62 Front at. _
B1100:%1S.--100 dcrr Corn Broomi gore and for%
for saleby L. S. WATERNIAN'i
ninr3o No. SI Water and 67.:Front.ias.. a -
DRIED PEACHES-30 bills dried Peaches;
75 sacks; rcoid in. atone anti for pale by
WATt.R.MAN o ...
No 31 . 1 W a ter und.,62 Front at.
O 0 kegs pure White Lead, in etore'aod
I. for sale by - L. S. WATERMAN,
ouir2o No 31 *ater and €2 Frani-EV.
DYLI WOOD-0 lib's p
Loi•oodt
5 " droand Camimutli
la store and for hale by
L. S.:WATERMAN,
ma r2O N 0.31 Water socred Front
CIOPPRIIAS-30 , 11Lils, received andsin - store, for
sale by L. S. WATERMA.N,
tuar2o . .• Water and 6.2 Frolic rt.'
PA INTIM I.II.7CF.FTS-40tIozen }leaser buckota,
in and for sate by
,WATERITA.N,
No - 31 Water aril tbl Front sta.
C --- LOVEII,SEED.-12. bad; a; prime b article, just
received iu store, and , for sa l e
L.•S. ' , WATERIIIA.N.,.
No 31 Writer:and 642,FrOtita11.
COFFEE. -13 Bap Rio Coffee; part iicti.cily.prime
iu store and for sale by,
L. S. WATFIRMAN :
s-
No 31 Water and .62--Fioptals.
TEAS --30 halfCliesta and Catties, Young, Hyson,
Imperial and. Gun Powder, in store and Toisitile
L. A.: WATERMAN, — •
No 31 Water. and 62 Front sts,-
1 A DDE*I hbd. Ombra, ill store sod for Sae
111.. by L. S: ‘VATERMAN
n a r2O No 31 Water nod 62'Froot st.
Artniu4t GRA Burpers..
TL'ST recciied, further supply of Cornelius -&
CP Cu., Improved AJegaact Gas Burners„,foi sale by"
JNU. By 11PFADDEN Co.,
85 Market a4Cr.t.-
Dry Goods and 'Furniture at Au ction.'
. ~ ,
AT - 111• K ENNA'S Auction Rooms, N0.,114 Wood
at., 3,1 door from Stli, on tionday nell,llltirch
22d, at 10 o'clock, A. 111.., will be sold, large`as
sortment of Dry Goods. At 2 o'clock,P. M., hiftse
bold and kitclierrFurnitiitc. • 'At T irclOcluainc ev
ening, a large qtfantify'ot ne.w and second band'.;ol,3
and Silver IV.atchos. ' P.-NPICENNA;. :t•;"
mar2o - - • Auctioneer:."
A HANDSOME. aisortmenvof Piii,uos, or .
ty of styles and prices, with:the latest ituprervef,
ments, and .selecte.d. bythe subseritie.r,, will be, reeeiS , i
ed in a few days and offered forsaleateastern prices,
Persons intending , to buy this spring are , requested,
to call and examine these on their arrival before Ma
king a purchase, as they may rest assured ~that the
prices will below aud the quality unsurpassed in this
market. JOHN 11, MELLOR.,
marl 9 81 Wood st.
A LXRGE and splendid assortment of Mahogany
and Rosewood grand action Pianos, with me:
Lille frame and with all the latest improvements,
which for diirability, tone and . ..touch, are warranted
to be equal to . auy made in the countryAr sale lasi
for cash, by F. BRUME,
marlti ; No it,;.2tidoor,abovefith.
ALS!),one elegant - Roaerfteod-Piano, with Cele':
man's patent lEcolean aßaohnient; lote - for
F. BLUME'S,
NO l'lS Woof! at...,
Sectoud 414314.
second. !wad- Pianos of different
F
tonne; vale at , .1 1. ; BLI.Tfof
ntarlB - • Na+ll2iVaod It =t ,
MEM
L. S. WATERMAN,
Plano F'oritei•
Ell=
1121110
MEE
EOM
lEEE
4!-triiiipmrvirts ion. Tata powr
CTRIC TELEGRAM
.s 4 •
(' VPrlitkeDit:PalA. MarW: :191'i
-'" .c-"-Ori.Soturday 4 o'cliielt t .W • 4 r -
gale flunarl elections in this city le iesilpid
• •
113.04,014-1401higa, by abouethiA.Mital totittri t
Lehman, the Post. Master of this city7iii
lying dangerously ill, and is not expected to !fire
'1". IWis!:received ' antidite?Tiapate.li..lan''Saltifdir
eight, containing the news from the Pacific, which
we omit, In order to give it in full (rota the Wash.:
'`. e&Ttrareouvaiiiarfliteritreiarpet, - aatti .
outioulats.iik,ll%fionlo,titio*treC4T(tVi
disappoiittect ndlegtiett e eof the rekgriTitAft7
' • '
Oar ;thit • of e- copy •"r roraJoiir4 al
-extra, of yesietitay,.thel-tVar news,.
pews by the_ililierl4l.
PITVSEIVIZGII THE &TEE.
MA 111 4°P.4:72 ".• •••••• • • • • • • etVS . I II T . . POMIL
Stii.4l# lit ugeots„
•
.ragirATM Dotioiso4Atitinz.-Tteircrs 75 cis;
Di'ess Cittje; l 6ll4linta; ISitecuid:Bos, 371 eel
Piti'
-
. .
riii:S4LNl6.lT:ratriCT WSt OF MR. ADD
Last 'llight but , twz f gr,,B4R4'EY:frt.E.tEZIAIS.
ffoladay Swealkaigi*areb
Will be acted Shakepeirea Tragedy; of
JUL'IUB "C AI 8 A 3.
ADDAMS.
... . . OXLY: ;.
Mire Antony.: .. ::'•
Narnue 13 rutuiw... : •
INlrtii • .
Aft"/ -7lPlige4l,,,Jlitsinifirirtftn Elva in IA
CAtill.lJCAe " • • ".
The entertaleaiie . ate-to:cancletle with . Comic ittier
-1r42.1.0 ; •
'Toni Mien; (with -
'tlitit'bong . 44 l'siilabmitss,w). ...MR. WILLIAMS
Mn. Furg,.% .. . ..:.• .. ......bias. Lis. •
'or Mr. AnDurs:'atid
Mutate ' - • -
. . .
Doors opett.ut,7_o'olook, curtain will tjae.et
The flos office will be iaperi daily.. from..lo o'clock
.A. Id., to 1, P. M., arid. trout 2 to .irdict,rp
atty number of scats . maybe
f' Lt is particularly reqUisteclthai l itio;pltileltetliit
arms be brotaght.tqAbo Tticatts.- - •
To the bleb end Annetta
.•
VALI.TABLE , .VEGETABLE•• at -
D S ‘V -
courov:cr) SYR JP.OPII , ILD iCEIEILIt
°rig-ilia! arid Genuine Preporiction/.` •
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Spitting Blood, Difficulty of Breathing,
l'a/n in tho Stile and Breast, Pal:
pitation of the Inttu:
enza,Croup, broken eon- . .
stitation,Sote.Throat,
Nervous Debibty, ..,-•
• St.a.ll..diseeees •
- ef.Tiaroat,
Dread, and Lunge; the jioosi Wee teal and
'upeetky.ctire ever Mane:R.(or any of . .
, Abe sboye-diseases je. :
• . . SI4WYNE •' • •
COMPOUND 'SlittrP' OV:ISII..D CDVLDI*
oilue.MAT. ANYCAVIVIVE
._TEA_5100.E.,40311 MP/1' L X...
Pluidaxecrinx, lanaaty 25,1E47.
. -
Dr. Rwayiu— Dear In justice to yourself ind
a duty I owe to suffering htrinaritty, 1 cheerfully give
uiy testimony,'and declare :to . the world - tho most
astonishing eifccts, and the great cure your-COM
POUND SYRUPOff WILD GIIKRItY-PerfOrmilifoit.
ale. uuder .the most =favorable. eircomitankesi:
was taken with,asiolertcough. Spitting,Bleod r so
rare rains in 'the Pcltsliod :itreast.,tritieh - seemed to
break down and enfeeble my constitution's° that MI
physician thought my mum beyond the power of mod
=tic. and my friends:ell gave me ttp.to die; but
thanks to you and the effeeta of your great
i nod feet myself - a: well man, lad-raised from. a
uttre_sicleton to . AStliesby. and. _healthy,tkrnals . itil
hare been for years, .ano.shall be pleased to give
a Dy. Wort:nation seapectiag . my. virtu, -*par Ili
my residelteer.Mecbanic
George street, t'sorthein
JACOB POrißs..
only-safegnard against inapoOtion into 'Ace
that toy sigeature ih each bottle..
- DR/11:4WAYSE... .
Corner of EIGTITR and RACK, au.
ASTHMA OF 11. YEARS , STANDING permaneet-
I y cured by, Da—SIVAYNE*4 - COMPOUND STROP
or WILD 'CHF.I;IIY, qftir ail othei remediet had
jailed
eiiwitcllAl4, Feb. 19 19417
Da. SWAYNF.: -This may. 'c'ertify that eleven yeari
ago last Fall, I was trunbled•With the Phthisc whicib
increased upon me it:l - defiance cif all the remediesY.
-could beat of, until the.year. 1839 "40, when was
obliged to letre toy-Native New Beaked, fur a mild
er Clime, which had the effect to mitigate my suffer =
ings for three or tour . .years, atter which the disease
increased until last wititcr,.myMifferinga. were in
tense, almost beyond' endtirante; being obligetrto
sot up night alter night; from inability to sleep in
bed. Lastlall 1 felt the symptoms earlier than nan,
at in the season, but hearing that Du. 'Swat - sr:a
CO3II.OUND STRZT .07 %VIM CIiEtAT, ,W. 13 a, Rover.
elgu remedy for•Dromses oftlur Liengs, 1 itomediato!y•
Couirncticftl its use; nod the t•stintlt. was. ahnostliti
, mediaterelief. - For the last sir wdeks.l hate not
felt the teat symptoms of the Asthma, and feel con
fident that 1 am well ofit, and that I hate been cured
by the abOte named medicine.
Yours rcspectfallf,- J.:W;••Kmat-r,.
• • . Walnut stieet bidireen:34l.and•Atbz,,••
Bntbeiearethe
. •
base irapoatitri who would diteeittiatt.
• ."?lbis tree • • - •
. .
Ilyithekr Paregoric cures and rhyming rtbaldry; -
Bettarecif_him who buys-the right to, tamper with
your hekltli;`, • . , , •
..
Who adds "Wild Cherry; , to hie nante by treachery
`and stealth;
Who bottles Paragorier p -iind then °calls it, throaglt
The “Baiiratu Filterryl'?•• ! Ohl.betiare *of sitcti:
a cheat! :•••.• •• • • •
If you would aline Ilea tenni braft s lie,kgrallisrapd'lse.
Take "Dr. 9wayne , :Wiiii * Clierrf,".tila otigimg.
and best
Read the most rematimble cure aver
Dr. Strayne--Dear'Sirfi feel called by 'amuse of
duty I owe to suffering humanity, to acknowledge
my grateful tlianis for the wohderful'effectii of your
Compound Syrupof Wild Cherri on me, aftexsuffer
ing ruenth aßer month with the most aftlictirig ofall
diseases,' CaOsumption:_ . The ttrst ayinptonis were
of a very hoary cold 'which settled on my tangs,
Which gradually grew worse, with profuse night
sweats, a backing coagh,. spitting blow, with great
.lify constitution seemed broke.h down; and
nervous system 'very much impaired. L Wept to
Philadelphia, was treated there by physicians *rill°
highest standing, but received n o benefit whatever
from them, but gradually grew worse, until my pity
' eiciaes, as well as myself, 'gave tip" all hopes,ofre
covery, Ind I felt like one who is about to pass •
through the Vatted af-Idle hhadow - of Denth. At this
"awful juncture" I.heard 'of your Cotitpound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, of which 1 purchased six botOes,
which. I Allt . hppy to say entirely cured me, and I
am now 'ehjoying better health than I ever have bi.-
tbre in my./ife. Physicians who.witueased my case
are highly recommending it in similar cases, and
wish you to make this public, so that all may know
where to proecire a remedy at once which will reach
their 'il iimase beSore tampering with the many - unlink
Ostrow'" , with which -rho country ia Hooded. My_
residence is at 43 .Ann streavwherel -should' bd
happy to have the above substantiated-by a personal
interview.. ALBERT ;A.-ROSS,
- . • Winks:lleand Retail•Deeler in- •- •
• Cigars, 45 Ann street, N.Y.,
Be not decitved by the many spdioui and worth
less preparations oftild Cherry, ush - dred into wince
by ignorant pretenders, but See that the Signature or
Dr. Bwayne is on each bottle t which is the only guar
antemagainst imposition. • A
Prepared only by DR. S wAyity., MM.: corner o r
Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia, and for ember
by respectable-Druggists in nearly alt.the principal
towns in the United States.
For salet:WhigMats and Retail; byWM. THORN:,
53 Marlorstistet; L.•JONES,IBO Liberty street, and
OGDEN - &ss.f.myvEpi,corrterof Wood and 2d sta. '
scum :War.srs wrrsuunen, mar22'
nottotaii pactiont4
3tonday Morning The 22d inst., at the Com,
kft mercial Sale Rootlet, ooruer-of -Wood; end ottt
ittreeta:„orill be - added to' the cite Pooda, &e.;
100 gross of Fancy and plain, - .14,C0at and Vest
'Bottoms, 300 setts do do do, 43 Finelteeha,lllerino,
- Woreted,Woolen
r , f,F0HN11,46.14§.; Acrgt
rs,
=!=iMEMEI'v;IMM
. . . .
, 44f ' - rlisfoi itale lay•
• ~ 1.9 1 tr:-.1,..ei„..: . 4 4. ' . V.V. mARTITI,
• % , .....RTF Smitlitteld sad Front
.o:39kb Cider.
Iltda.trti.OdoiiiijarifiediTer sale by .
mARTIN.
4.4 • • itrl9, 73i"of Smithfield tuid Front•its
sokereL
a`rittl,7 r iiintainieg 60 lbs. each, put up ex.
pressly for family me; For sale by
P.-C. MARTIN,
;, pornor . of finlithAelst_aos l .fcOVAlrl,. 4
I,4lid'Aptiles cud Petgaes..,
Buskr 4 ,s4,l, 4 _,,ppleir i
kr 50 do peacheut I. •
1 .-ReirricalolllW.l. 4 .:-2
utarlS : comer of StoithfiWiiiiirriout MIL
priOckiie■ and mamas.
boitei bituogos:
-40 x i
60 do , Seinons to citivisitudfbr isistbr •
ma n . • P. C.:
-Coiner of Smithfield and
drum! SiiiirsiifttiVgaitiikh.:l...;•.,-..
corner sod front W.
OriailITE 4 APPLF.4Obbls: at* limn
• appJeitilo:gbtid ehippitig ordil,for 132 . 1i4V
. .
corner of Smithffer4 and Fxoet
MITRE PEACH 11.BANDY,*4 iihtt:Tresh Pesch
Brandy: Jett received per from
!fi t t . hville for ttle.by - P; C. MAR.Tig..
Carney of dctii.h.6eld
Crll..P ft.l C:APStt
A.
At - rice..
THE subscriber, thankful for past favespingtsfek
.l. 'irons Itoaccomitkodate,bis_c4lttetootcultomenr.
has reduded his price to t.he lowest wtolesale prices.
Ile constantly keeps on hand the largest and gest -
tissorttiacid in town, of his own mutirtfiature. Any
person purchasing - a cap, may hate his money refund
rettuming it, if not satisfied. Those furnishing
the matoriedenatiturre their eaps made to their taste
at 1 or .2 hours'. notice.
•- - Silb'oikclotircapsof the. very best -mtterin/i
be sold for 75 cents.. •:Plush, oil, cloth, relret and
Ploth. caPi of tierytleseription, constantly. on Iran&
,The moyseit. gasiaroa.that any..thing sold
by Wigs will be of "the beit : gititerials and,wortim* :
• nlstrimmipipo l liirim,ptimud, at reduced. . --' ces
.
' • No. 3 . 5, Marlitelietsikeb.2d and 3d streets.
• - •-Fire or.six-yegint . gislOOkitittnisa - m the trade,,
can hese an oppprtenlty byinpplyingwrabove.
TUE LARGEST' AlltialliVai‘,
OF 111Z , FIJJ031.1.:.1 1 .:::
A T • COOK'S Literary Depat;,l46 Ponta; serest. .
• , Dufrand Blue, or the Viirfthditlitthiiiiiyabss
libn:• a novel by G.. 1. Starting. : 7,
.Misteriespf the ifeathai or Chateau :De PasitChilalll
from the French - of Vederick Sotilio.- • •
- ye.at of and 'Teuiptation and Attitefiliettil •
tales Mrs. Gore. .
Wonderful Adrehtures - of Copt; Roberta;
Ellea Monroe, 4th part; Sequel to Life in Loulatik.
'-, The. Blaek• Mend icant ; a gavel by.P.sal Wressg
_= Fittbenry, or a Marriagctbl Ifigb Life.
Will Watch, stale of theCciast ; a pose).
Patina, or the Indian Ettehiatress.; ¢ hoietiiy4ll::
Barker. - •••
Vic ktrierleair- etat
Loveliaesi. - . •
C caben!*•:ciei4joiSi!Pr4sfitl4.
Cbambent' Aid Veicilikeilro4l3.,
latint • Treatimy Oonsit.
by: mfr. Baitteell. ' ' „•• • . • ,
The orsa-Beepera:.G4lllol,llo.o.4Mitiniguk, •
148, ,
Alodern Ckiridry,„
Farrago and Teague o.lt.igen.i..b,g4l": H. Brie:kin:
ridge, Esq.; second edition eincetkitiatiortedesibi
‘rith ipastrations triDarley. '
.Lady's Book fur April--Gemitifully - illindrited.
.Mr-Just received and reveal° cOOK , S;
Forittltstree.'
modern . •
•aro arcing—tstir -voila
Al 4 COO . IDS' LITERittY tit?.01"; 85 Tonl.th;it.;••
; Moorna Cluv.aul,ror. tlitt-Itiltraouitea:of
Captain . Parraga nad••Tesgtiti (Pflug's t: by H. U. ,
lirsckenridge, Eag4 second edithabluneel astitittbochs
Lleath,...with illustrations 1 1 ,1 )4 01 sPr•:: > c • •
Lady's Book for April ; beautifully illustrated.,
' Knight:of Gwynnn,,part
. Pictorial Ilictot*Cif Entland;l46. _
• -: ldajor Jones " Courtship; now editionititri ad*. '
tional lettere.
Jack Ilinton; the Goardsixisaivitenirind chide
by .Leser. , • , .
Atlautio Club Book, being aketebesof.Proull sail .
Verso; by Paulding, Haled:, Cox, Btiruuttert•l7'...l •
Just received and, for sale at cooks c si. Mk t.:
Fourth street. - ... ;'• :lassito.;•:cl
• - • • Ilqoks. •
LRISH Girl and other Poems, by biri:Eilis . r,
Forrest•blinstrel, by Mts. %.; ; ;: : t
. • • jlitlwers Ascellcumes;
.•
7. • • Barnap s
. Lipiniutgip( ,
v . mac kentie's Works; ; ; •
7
:11,'Sinoltits 7 select Viatica;
IMoore , aWorl,s,• . . ,
I T. r
S. Ankus • .
I . ,YretiricitaitremerWltioretip,-
Ten • ;
Wirt
11.-5.:.8Q5.W.011,TH.&
11:447.1tarkovet
liirA.P;OLg.o7i hiamshoS, by
SchiegePo History oniteniture) - • '
Schiller's Poems and Bollado;.!itith life by Balmer.
• - • Sor•sale by .11.-.O:iIIOSIVORTII,CCOV,
. -
"ilivititkriss 'a**
DANuar3,-rarwor. -asor-Fss, • Ar).Dresiiia -
FOII,I4GN AND b.Oll . Et3TIe.EKC }JANOS *
.CERTISICA.TES 13 1, DttPOSIT, lIANK
AiktD srkent, ••••,- •••••=
. _ . .
6:1 Wood ? St:, one dcror above .Finrthirgit
Pittiburet, Pa;; -. • :7
( . 11JARg NT *tiodireceiveli on.depoenti. trod CO.-t-.
leetions' made the, Cities throoghont the
utatea States. Sight cheeks on Baltlinore, Phil edit.
phia, New York f Boston and Cihciinati , constantly
for vale in sums to suit -purchaiters: . : -
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indianir; anti_
Virginia Banks bought and sold.on the most favor. , •
Thelignest premilint-paid for ForoignundArnerki
tan Gold and Silver coin.. c. •
Exchange on Eoglruuli,i . WitniF,,: ; ;Gthiiinfli . ..lllU .
ra
Fnce procured; dm, -7 1 . . marlooaary'
•
STAft , oitristz:.wromx.,•-.. , ..
WOOD cratrr,.PITTSBURaII;PA: A
IiCKER.. Ec MAY-ERluase been ceinpejleakiii4
ours Pend . Tor tlie last two:wag.ta.,la/Z.
consennence of then Store undergoing repainf i .4lik:4
pleasure in - annonneing to*tbe gem:pi*,OUPS; ; ;,.
vre wi ll re-open on Monday, 29111" oe.:eirevr
tensive stock of Spriniparia Stusuner4llothing,
rior. in all ?trap eibtallY itureverattokiio.4o
public.. _ • T.:-e.7
Thankful•forthe 'very liberal. patrenage we have:.••:.
heretofore receited, *tato deserve s...Continuance*:
we will endeavor to sell as-cheap as any other eata6--
lishment in the city. . ' :-
Our stock is entirely new, all of which hallebeek
recently 'made in New York, by onelctf- the largest,
and most ezperienecd housesin tkateity: We vvill,.
be weekly supplied; whiCkwilLgive • us the advant
age-far having, at all--tinlAsilt full and fashionable.
and ilikkeirliti . irlidt to t
Merchants o get ti tots,. se ; eis
of-handoonte c l othing; ',iseatid to give as g;
call before .perobasing,aliewkeite, •as we are'
mined to sell lo for cash...: ,
w- •
- - AMMER - Itr MAYER,' ,*
"•• , ...' . :Sign "Golden Star." .)
- rioTlCE..ZolrpTi.kra • zatoTlatins,
LID will deliver an entire nem coins:.
YE ofHierelogienl Lectures, at the LIT: .
TILEBANCH mi. Thursday 780 10110. .
and Menday.22didatch, et
Stratecra copion sly ill Inflated* splend '
eittrAonsass,Gittetunn hfustAottiAnd AsrenittiAlita,
Infect-Boons, *e. &e.—The
ry and chaincterisAiekck4he_ : ;.
" ART. OF 441nlelinG01943i - --- •
Human and Ahimal, in the , ValleT'of
rationnfe - of daimul Worshiii,)tit origin
and cams; the funerel dap:nail ofthe.Aneient
this liS unfolded, by the Papyria knows as ,th E ne *;
itiall'or (glove . OF Tur..DELD, ,9 &C. . •
:Pot flintier , petticalars see Prospeetnsee
grammes. - ' •
Ticklers, s(ith Prospectus and Programme; for',lalie:
at the ilookstoros-of Nai¢ Co.,Wood at.; Kfliorra
and Johnston alpFtocktor4 Market st.; J..S.
apd Cook's Depot, 4th 5t.,...1..8...b1 , Fadden.5c •
Co., and Yeager'e Mark et gr.; Office, E !t charies Ifotel,
and at the door of the Ltithemta Churik, on ilropago~..
fling's oteilill - Lecture: "" • `-• •
Tznass-I , 43tutimiumPeTielrets 91,00(
eta.; Jetvenilepersens 60 cta, for the course of three '
lectures. Single miaidasion-4dultatirt.ta; Juvenile
persons 25 cents. c: . • c : x ".a .;n:4017
tb}:. &taw tt
Vif feb9. • „-.. ; . ;;:s,;',I4.II4ESAA.Y.
-. t. ,
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