~_~ ~~,~- - 'ileitis' numerous 'and -wretched feu per 'pop uietion. All cities have-their better clasa me,•certainly, and even Mexico has her'ii, 'Ault these are secluded and seldom seen by the;-stranger. The intelligent Mexicans direidy reprobate the idleness, rascality, .. Oath,' and other vices of the poor mass and will freely so express themselves to Americans, but vast and mighty convul aims _must shake the .nation before ever a `better state of thir.gs will be bi ought about. Crime prevails among the poverty stricken wretches to a frightful extent. Thefts, robberies, and even murders, are of nightly and some times daily occur- Vance. Two or more dead bodies may be seen almost any morning, exposed at the deadhouse, victims of assassination du ring.tlie night. Horses are stAnn impu dowdy in day-light, in the public streets, aid persons robbed of their money and almost with impunity. Heaven preserve ell-dace at travellers from the loafers, ras— cals, and lepror of Mexico. We have riven all the space we can *ford to this sketch, and yet, we have eeece, led upon half the p Ants that date . 0. Picayune. the Graveyard at New Or. Mickaets Day.—ln a notice r and affecting ceremony of graves, and s rewing them with , e, the Picayune gives the fol lowing beautiful sketch of the lament of in Irish mother, over the grate of her son: 'We witnessed one scene which pene etraled to our very heart's core, as we pass ed through the cemetery at a very late hour in the afternoon. Beside a grave, in an obscure corner of the cemetery, a woman who had passed the meridian of fife, and apparently belonged to the hum bler class of society, was on her knees. Her eyes were lit up with devotion, and she prayed audibly that God might have mercy on him for whom she sent forth her oribins. The grave was unad•ened with flowers; no sculptured stone told of its ten ons, and hut one solitary candle burned be fore it, by the light of which we could lead on the plastering, in an inferior style • of chicegrapy: ''AIICHAEL McDERNIOTT.' The devotee wore a black b met, made without any regard to the prevailite! fash ion, and a black bombazine dress. We instinctively stopped to observe her pro ceedings. After uttering a prayer, in a strain of the most impassioned piety, for the soul's repose of her son—for such he seemed to have been, over whose grave she bent— the burst out in the folio /ving Nailing la raentatien, after the fashion of her coun try. The dew seemed to fa I f,t-ter as she wept, as if her sorrowing tones made the atmosphere weep with pity. Thus went she on:—. Micheal, avic eta chree! Why did ye lave me? Why did you lave yer poor oilier Friendie , s and among sthrangcrs! Oh, Hate, hula did I think, ma bo-helblun! The day ye tut k nw from my house and home, That PO soon ye'd lave me a bird don , ! 0, Toirastru! Michael, dear, sure l woulii'nt care It yer bona lay he ycr father's std , ; Or if there was (rinds arborvi to cry yer wake; Bet cushia dear, my heal t is breakin,' To find ye laid here where y,.'re unknown!" Thus went on the poor woman with her elegy, in tones that were mournfully i tive. The merits of her departed son, Mi chael, and her own forlorn condition form ing the burthen of her lamentations. Few who had not heard her could conceive how We prayed peace-to the departed spirit , eof Michael, and comfort and consolation to his uufriended, widowed mother ! English Justice for the Poor. —The sentences imposed on the persons found guilty of partivipatin'g in the recent Out. breaks in the English manufacturing dis tricts have hi most instances been unjustly severe. The following is a specimen:—On the morning of the 15th of August, a large mob of persons assembled at Congletort for the purpose of pro ceding to Leek to stop the factories. Oo their way eight of their mob called at the house of a gentleman, and asked for fund, which was given to them from fear. They, however, did not enter the house, the food being hande I to them outside. For thus asking for food, they were sentenced by Judge Creswell to transportation for ten rears! What gives additional point to the disproportion of tlies sentences is the fact that the same Justice Creswell had but a little while before seri tenced,two consomete rascals, convicted of cphepiring to extort money by charging a 411epectabIe gentleman with a nameless of - fence, to only one year of imprisonment; and the captain of a British ship, convicted causing the death of five unfortunate sera ni h sailors by most inhuman and cruel treatment, to only six monthS in the peni tctitiaty.—Bostort Morning Post. sometliing Terrible Coming. `The Spirit of the Times of Monday ha; the lit Using article promising some •'aw ful an Tuesdays paper. If the affi lavit is pubh4hed, as promised, we will let our readers know its nature to-morrow. A *very! A At ystery! —Our readers will reset. hot that some 4 or 5 weeks ayo Gideon Sag% lEsq.,,ltati his pocket picked in Chestnut street, of $ll3O. by a fashionable rascal, calling himself Soith. Smith finally employed ono Samuel Dol by_ to go hie bail, and then decamped. Dolby Wide oath that he was worth real estate to the pgiiittat e 3,030 and upwards, and did not owe 11106 cent in the world. It turned nut that Dolt's Alesd ors property whatever, and was thtmsande of debt. He was arrested for perjury; -*ea t.to prison, b-ought up, pled guilty, and on Saturday last came up for sentence. In Court a Ilsoitnlyatertoul, puzzling and mere scene occtir rea, which we shall deseribt at length to-morrow. Dolby wanted to make some revelationV whieh it - hinted, woold.crinsioate;sererel nffocrs orthe' Ctitil*and indiCate the most f tul norruptioo. Ito witsCrefused permission; and afterWods :triode an alpheirrit, embodying , some • uawfit - disolooktrov i ' 11 :4 13 0: 411117 11 IL;Privat• afce it is ave • 1141110 viitilirboldontsaii.la the - 1114 i '4114' Old it COCO. iiiitOttp entP* - : r ' • dare not bs uiside • vltallcopy •-- the affidaTit, and -Uhail4retl4.lreli*A it to fr ate world 4° morrow, the- illirtitratarr tsb of this m6s4 *oncierful inid corrupt Plea of business. , ' - Win PRESIDENT, JAM-ES . -SUCH &NAN, su i j ect to the decision of a rational Convention. DA IL4Y MORNING POST. ° R3 Tits. rattuips 4- ww. H. Sh EDlra 3 AIM rROrITT ----- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :24, 1842 See First iw• U. S. Bank.—The Spitit of the Times says that it is rumored that James Ray mond, the principto proprietor of the splendid collection of animals, &c. now exhibiting at the clrner of Broad and Spruce street, is endeavoring to obtain of the Trustees of the U. S. Bank, a lease of that building for a GRAND MENAGERIE. He says that theonly thing that would puz zle him would be the location of the beasts, &c.. in the different looms. In the Pres dent's room, he put poses we understand, to put the Hyena, because, as he says, "the Hyena will swallow any thing and every thing, little and big, clean and un clean, without hesita'ion, and never dis gorges." The monkeys he would put in the Director's room, because they are such adepts at appropriation and (abstraction. The "plucked pigeons," he might place in an) spot where the monkeys could get at them. The Mary C. Rogers Mystery not Explain- On Tuesday we published an article from the N. Y. Tribune, purporting to be an explanation of the mysterious disap. pearance of Mary C Rogers, The substance of it was that Mrs. Loss, who kept the lit tle house so often mentioned as near the spot of the supposed murder, being near her death, sent the other day for a mag istrate, and confessed that Miss. Rogers came to her house with a young physician, for certain purposes—that her death en• sued —that her body was sunk in the river, and her cl.ithes scattered through the woods by Mrs. L's son, &c. &c. The revelations were said to have leen made to Justice Merritt, but in the Enqui . rer of the 19th he published a note deny_ ing that any such confession had been made to him, and states that it would be im possible to obtain any information from Mrs: Loss at the time mentioned, on ac count of the deranged state of her mind. On Saturday last, the sons of Mrs. Loss and a number of other persons were exam• ined on oath, but nothing was elicited tending in the least to throw any light on the death of Mary C. Rogers. The "great secret" which the boys said would come out on the death of Mrs. Loss, turned out to be a secret cure for the rheumatism! So that humsug is over. A Texß , ..l tuage, We cannot but admlire the followingwhich promp Judge, on a man couv . c.cd of trrirder. It dis plays a spirit of kiridness and humanity but sel dom found in those whose duty it is to condemn to death the unfortunate. He speaks as f Mows to Mr. John Jones, the convict:—"The fact is, Junes, that the court did not intend to order you to bo executed before next spring, but the weath er is very cold—our jail, unfortunately, is in a very bad condition—much of the glass in the win dows is broken—the chimneys are in such a di lapidated state that no fire can be made to render your apartments comfortable; besides, owing to the great number or prisoners not more thun ono blanket con be allowed to each; —to sleep soundly aml comfortably, therefore, will be out of tie question. In consideration of these circumstan ces, and wis'iing to lessen your sufferings as much as possible, the Coutt in the exercise of its hii inanity and compassion, do hereby ordPr you to be executed to-morrow morning, as soon after breakfast as may be convenient to the Sheriff and agreeable to you." Washi ngion's Sword. IL has been ascertained that the sword of Gen. Washington, which was ruppnscd to have been I st at sea, is now in the poss:lssion of Mr, Samu el Washington, a grand,nepliew of the General, I;ving in Kanawha county, Va. The sword was given to his father by Gen. Washington, and also a crab•tree cane, b queathed by Dr. Franklin to Gen. Washington in the following words, which is extracted from his will: "My fine crabtree walking stick, with a gold "! e IA curiously wrought in the:form of the cap o liberty, I give to my friend, and the friend u 'mankind, General Washington. If it were a "sceptre, he has merited it. and would become it." It is said that both sword and cane will be pla ced in the Nationel Institute at Washington. The editar of the Phila. Forum wants somebody to write him two letters a week from Pittsburgh during the session of the Legislature. If the letters are desired for the purpose of obtaining legislative news, we would inform him that he can get infor mation of that kind,isomewhat earlier from Harrisburg than &Om Pittsburgh. Served them.fida.--Three young men of Peteraburghi - Perry:t minty, Pa., recent ly went to sernnadO a newly married` pair . in that town, when they were fired upon from the house of tAttrAtidegroom, amt -ittatt)4iitindi* I - ta=l= 111111111111110111111111—_—_----- __ A A riiii-04.-, A' 7r, - ;!, -- ,....., :. ,_ :. - 011.11hogr4i..' _.,,,,,,'l:;s••i.,..itt*p_A' i s:44:4l4:akob_ !/' . de‘.,'' t i - ' ' —' - --161111,11 "" -." --' '11:61144-41nOatia, Migtll9l, Catherines, adver ' *snr,:`flifidt i rt 'Os ; Be ~ 9 • -,- e '?`--- '- : • ii2lil l 'v. dib ri o t , re immediately inns; sii4titjte Gaya are t i tamain *iv:mill' tat. caring __, ir OP . .._ ial4lants: - ~", . despatc h ed to tieir ssi94llPfl, who c°l.l' - The' fact o,Vetredatealtiinost stsggeiv. .. vey_ed the Captain and his scattered crew on 'Co find 9 4 h 'la" and Peae . efill Daligrot . board, .aniLkept at bay their blood thirsty All b other daggers sta b and kill; stasig - ilants. This ima'reveuht cure us with- a pill. They baste to make men's life , bbod gnat; He heals tbam with a iverfeet Rush' They with black purpose,seek our hearts, Ws work is done in other parts. To try his Pills, then haste ye laggers, Nor dread that you'll be "stuck" by Daggers Shot Dead.—A man iu Laurens coun ty, Miss. named Patterson, was shot by a neighbor (Dr. Swafford) who has, been ar rested. Sunk.—The Steam boat Fair Play is sunk in 5 feet water, seven miles above Cincinnati Van Buren and Polk.—The friends of Van Buren and Polk in Susquehanna coun ty have published a call for county meet intr. Died.—The "Whig," a Clay paper pub lished in Lancaster. 0:7"1t is computed that there are not less than $100,000,000 in gold and silver now in the country; and that within the next six months the amount will be in• creased at least $15,000,000. Where is the necessity for creating more Banks? .Vitting.—The Rev. Tobias Reily, of Frostsburgh, Md., suddenly list his sight at the close of his afternoon sermon; he has since, been unahNto distinguish guish any object. A Difference.—Marcus .11nrton, in 1828 recei ved 6337 votes, and in 1912 he received 56,234 vot s. A gain of fifty thousand. Cheap Bread.—The bakers in New York are now selling , five pounds of bread or a levy Snipe.—The Savanna Republican says: "Two gentlemen of this city went out yesterday and killad 127 snipe in 53 : hours. If any sportsmen in this region, or any where else, can beat this, we should like to hear from them. A Jewish Synagogue was consecroed in Eas on Pa., on lust Fi iday. The New Orleans Picayune says that Gen. Wall, of the Mexican army, is an intimate personal friend of Maj Winfield Scott Mao' t c asetts. Marshfield, in Massachusetts, is the town in which Mr. Webstel's count:l 3 y seat is situated. The following is the vote for, 1841 and 1842: 1541. 1842. Davis; 110 85 Morton, 111 120 Scattering, 30 30 Bank Charters.—The Si irrt of the Times says there is not a doubt but the charter of the Moyamensing Bank is for tirins- reestab— lishment of the bank on a sound basis, and its return to an hlitest course, there is not a hope. You might wit't equal propriety attempt the resuscitation of a dead negro, as to adduce any argument in juslification of this,bank being placed on its legs again, in order that it may stalk abroad to immolate fresh victims! The tlesper Ile game has been finished, and we hope soon to have the satisfaction of being made acquainted with the determination of the stock-holders to "risk their all" in bringing about an honest settlement of its affairs. ./2 Mistake.— We observe that some of our exchanges state that Geo. Parkin, edi tor of the Advocate of this city has recover ed one hundred and fifty dollars damages from", N. B. Craig, in a suit recently tried in the District Court in this ci• ty. This is a mistake, it was Craig that had his wounded feelings plastered over with the magnificent sum of $l5O damages. The suit was Craig vs Parkin, and not Parkin vs. Craig. We du not wonder, however, that the paper sabroi'd should suppose that in any li bel suit in which N. B. Craig was interest ed, his proper place would be that -of de fendant, for no editor ever dealt , so exten• sively in wholesale slander and 2mitupera tion as he did while the Gazette eras under his control. It was therefore a fiery natu ral mistake that those who knew big , irar,! . ;, acter as an editor, should suriporie:ihat he was the culprit in the .proseautiha (erred to. an Outrage in Canada.! We see it stated in eastern papers that the American schooner Frontier, Captain Mclntosh, while passing through the Wel— land canal, at the place where it is now re building, was boarded by about ,two hun dred of the laborers, who broke open the hatches, and drove-the erew f‘rorit the -yes ,Oiptsin M. was badly injured by - binws received from the clubfor the assail ants and ef-the'erew had ieveraklayie sotto. cut in his hind. na4thonAnomt, =Z=M Col. Webb in Limbo. The N. Y. Herald of Sunday says tha on Saturday last Colonel Webb :was ar r-aigned on the recent indictment found I against him "for leaving this State with the intent to give or receive a challenge to fight a duel," emanating from his meeting with Thomas F. Marshall in Delaware. When arraigned Webb pled "guilty," and referred to the justification he had offered on the previous trial. The District Attot , ney moved that Webb'. be committed to prison. The Recordertlomrnitted him for sentence. The reprater'of the Herald says: "Webb was then placed in the charge of one of the officers of the Court, and wilt be confined in the room at the north end adjoining the witness room of the Grand Jury. This is the quarters usually devo ted to the safe keeping of those members of the community who are considered too respectable and genteel to be sent into the cells of the prison. "We stopped the gentleman of color, with the inquiry of "What have you got there?" and he replied "0, Lard bless you, Massa; a back had of nice things f.r Col. Webb, with a little bit of something to make him comfortable in this e7e nasty prison." "As we descended the steps, op came an other porter with another basket filled with tumblers, decanters, and numerous other et ceteras, showing that the now gallant Colo nel does not intend to starve either himself or his friends in his new place of abode for a few short days. "As we were leaving the court room, we spied a stout, sturdy buck negro, wending his way in that vicinity, and staggering un• der a load contained in a large champagne basket. "The lowest term of imprisonment that the Court can inflict, is two years in the State Prison, at Sing Sing. Petitions are already in circulation to induce the Gover nor to grant a pardon. Eighth of January Convention. The Pennsylvanian says, in speaking of tho meeting of the citizens of Backs coun ty, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the Sth of January Convention, that the meeting was very large and enthusiastic, consisting of many of the most sterling democrats of the county, and the resolu . lions, which are drawn with much force I and ability, were unanimously adopted, We oliserve that they are warmly in fa vor of James Buchanan as candidate fur the next Presidency, and urge his claims Ito the n omination with much force. The following are the names of the dele gates appointed to the State Convention. Dr. Charles 11. Mathews, of Doylestown. R - . --- 4e. --- GRARCs,Esq., of Doylestown. John C. Mangle, of Nockamixon. Metallic Test of itt-! soundness of Demo erotic Princlples• We think Federalism. since its degeneracy first into Whigery, and finally into -Connery, will be compelled to surrender one of the most effective means of attack employed for many years with much euecess against the Democracy. The pop ular party of' this country was always represented by Federalism as harboring Jacobinical designs— seeking to destroy the rights of' property, and to introduce agrarianism—t 3 defeat the obligation c f contracts, and set the laws at defi ince—to render Got ernment unstable, and life itself unsafe. These suggestions have ever been in st sueceQsfully ad dressed to moneyed men, and men of property, who, having made provision for the ease and comfort of old age, and for that of their ri-ing family, are always sensitive, to the last degree, to whatever endangers their acquisitions, however remotely. The wealthy, therefore, when threat ened in party struggles, like pursued deer, have the quickest ear and eye, an l the most sensitive nostril, to indicate the approach of an enemy. The rapid rise in the State stock of New York, is the most decisive expression of opinino ever given by the holders of property most easily affected by the acts of Government, that they coeas'der safe, stae ble, honest legislation and administration in ire certainly to he anticipated from the Democracy than Irons Federalism. This opinion has been gradually maturing ever since Federalism reached pOwer in the General Government. The destruc tion of the obligations of enn'raets by the bank rupt law—the countenance given to the frauls and suspensions of the banks by the Federal party in Congress and in state Legislatures—the propo sition to assume the State debts, and pay them by fraudulent issue of paper money by the General Government—the p'rversion of the land fund from the purposes to which it is consecrated by the Con , tittrion—and all this followed up by ex travagance in the State expenditures, fed to by loans, without any support by taxes--has thor• ooghly discredited Federalism in the eyes of all having a stake in property, and has enny;need them that the party which his always lahored to secure to the poorest of the people their political rights is, after all, the safest depository of the rights of property. The following extract from the money cuticle of the N. Y. Herald speaks to the purpose: `The result of the election appears to have given some firmness' to the credit of the' sound stocks, particularly to those of New York State and city, The 7 per cents of the city are at a premium of 3i a 4 per. cent., with some inquiry for invest ment. The moral influence of the result of the election upon the credit ofthe whole eountry-can not but be ..very beneficiaf. It is the first instance where contending parties have gone directly to the people, with theliestions: Will you pay tax,. es:to protect the honor of the State? and will you_ declare', gab's! the increase of the State debt, at tuf ' any - severy havird? Th -se questions have. responded to by,ticclamation in the affi , matives..., Th,..onerotifs . nsuire`of tar. its alleged uselessness' AP*ll4 ptifipesieitdisedvantagons. have been crag .o34,4lo4,Witui2 'air* inO*. ofwat iderf ' "4 - •iettet Sete 0:: t : tek , : ' 'it tterlibigniCtrill , , .' *ilia woof4Asult - • tram a daVoitor ikAh - e*ate feittl.Amdritim: ost with:one foie, they 41 0111-- ase n " Noumea It Rattan. ted toidt,theivils ':Wittch the fez 'could' entap, ra. Cher than 'relit' the tOttilleet risk of State dishonor. Thursday 'Evening „Pie r . 24„ 0 The designing men who .WOUW_halie*cojtelthent Romantic ° Spee r, Spectacle of to the oink of 0-at gulf wlircb has swo'lowed op ALA:IA*I ; Pensylvania, sought to blind their eyes that they ought push them in. They have been foiled in Aladdle..... . ..... .. .. v tli their attempt, and the :tredit of the State of New Kazuree... .......... ~:: ......... -... i York stands now on a foundati m not tb be shit.. For deem 'pilau of Scenery,. - - d - ren t ,..‘" , ',.. 11 -1 ' Len: the day. "stt i Some of the eastern coons are denoun cing Miller's intention to bring all worldly matters to a close on the Pd of April next, as a trick to cheat Clay out of an election to the Presidency. Canada.—lt seems that the question re.' sliming the location of the seat of govern - merit of Canada is in the way of being de- Bided by an event not as first anticipated.— Kingston has been found toyossess a climate unfavorable to the health of the Governor General; which, in his present state ofphys ical debility, will probabliinduce His Ex cellency to remove his establishment either , to Quebec or Montreal.- —Jour of Corn. A CARD. MISS ALEX[NA FISHEVS BEN EFI • Miss FISHER respectfully acquaints the Theatricals of Plasiturch and its vicinity that Friday Evenin - r, Novemb . 'r 25, 1512, Is appropriated for the same; upon which occasion such a sciection of entertainments have bran made as will em• grace _ _ _ TRAGEDY! COMEDY ! ! FARCE! I ! SINGING "! 1 And inclnde in their performance the e ffective strength of the entire Corps Dramatione. Arnow!, other.. and indeed not the lea4l attractive of the evening, will he produced the ela.sic Tragedy of Li' ION; ...0) Writted by 9,!rgealit Noun T.ti lord. lon, M A Fisher Adragtus, 111 r Jamison. Phorion, Thayer, Tiaciphan. Foster, Clemant he, Dirs. Chas. Hill To ronroode with the popular and laughable Petite Comedy cared VOL AU VENT: (R, Love , Law. Horticulture and Spirituality Tristram Fickle, Lawyer Rendenn, Ezininn Obadiah firoadiown, Thayer Viviella. Xenella, Sti9an Primrose, Miss Rock nov 24-2 STRAY GEESE.—Six Geese were nickel op to the Alle2heny river, opposite the city, on Tuesday, 221. The owner can have them by callinq at Ihr tavern of Michael Crawford, South end Allegheny Brid2e, and paying expenses. November 24, 1842—St v v IR'r LECTURES.— Fourt h Course.—Type Lea• lure C )tuotu tee of Ihe Wirt InstetateAlace the pleasure of layiria befure the puh'ir, lie rou—vin, 4 rtsi of enrletnen who have cott.eoled to i,t - r!nre. vrz.: Rev J W Eakewell , I It rod iwtory Lecture. John L Gow, lisq, Wa.ltingtoti. Prolf. 1! .1 Clark, '.O-od - ; , ile Col fele. Hon, Wm Witkins, PittSl,llltilt. Prolf ..4 B Breron, JetTrrson David Richie,slsq , filtshnreh. Reed it aah nylon. E‘q Proti. 41/ex'r T West. Thro S. mioary Frascitt JohnAtons Esq., Pithillorall. Protr. J Barker, Meadville College. W 11 Lowrie,Drq., Pitls'.orib. Rev. Jaazen L Dinwithlic Nor. S J Cnllnch. Jeficrson College, will de, liver scvera I L. et ures on Astronomy, embracing its rise prozress and destiny. Retail WaShi11:1. 0 11. Esq., Will also deliver several Lectures on tile enhject he tatty select Arrangements are in progress to engage Professor Sil • hinan, of Va!e College, to deliver in our city, a hill course or lectures on Geology: also v it h . Joseph R. Borba na on Neurology. Other eminent Lecturers will be invited to visit our city, when it may he in the potver . of the in slit we leen:m.lc their services. The Lestures of this 0 - urf! , will Its on Lilerar and , 1 / 4 4-r - nrifiT!.l - ,eCt rers. and the interesting na it re of the subjects. that our citizens will liberally pa t t hi; baud dile etilertirive. The Iron City should not he behind sister cities in her encouragement ef science and literature. Thep tweeds (if any) will he apprnpri• ;lied to the enlargentent of a Library, already an honor to the cii y. irr Course Tickets, admitting a lade anti gentleman, $2, and may he had of either of the Lemmi , tee, and at C. H, Kay Co's Book Store, Monongahela and Exchange Hoteis, and at Burford's. Lectures continence on Thurldav evening, Dec 1. 11-I'L C. HUEY, W. W. WILSON. JOHN S. COSOR AVE, } Committee. WM, B, SCA FE, I JOHN B. SEMPLE, j n 24-1 in EURO FEAN AGENCY Established and carried on regular'y since 1819. THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the public that his Agency is strictly confined to the receipt and payment of money. That Legacies, Rents, Annuities, and any sums of money, are received and paid over in every part of England,Scotland and Ireland, and in every part of the United States or the Canadas, to the persons entitled thereto. The remittances will he made, as usual, by his drafts or checks, payable at sight . on his Bankers and Agents. It will save much trouble and delay if any person in the United Slates or the Can adas who may have money coming from Great Britain or Irelan ',should order it to be paid to the credit of the subscriber, as follows,—lf in England. it may be paid to Messrs. IL 4. J. Johnston s r Co., Bankers. No. 15, Bush Lase, Condor; or to Messrs. D Stuart Co, Tip. ping's Court, Manchester; or to their firm at No 6, Union a reel Liverpool. If in Scotland, to Adel)! Glbd Ellis, Eiq, 6, Royal Terrace, Etlinnorgh; or to Messrs. Mitch • et!, Henderson Jf Mitchell, 3d, Miller street, Glasgow I ti Ireland to Gerrard Tyrrell, Esti, 11, Lower Sackvilie street, Dublin. John Hancock, Esq. Newry; or to the Northern Banking Co. Belfast; or arty of their branches at Ballymenn,Larne,Coleraine, Newionlitnavady, Derry, Strabane, Magherafelt, Lorgan Lisburn, Downpatrick, Armagh. 4-c, 4-c In case such payments should be made•to:the credit of the subscriber, he will he duly ad vised of the amount; and to whom the same is to he paid over in the United States or in the Canadas. Any Leg. Wes, or sums of money, in the United States cr the Can'. adal, to le remitted to Great Britain or Ireland, may he paid to Messrs. James ¢ William M'Crum. of Louisville. Ky.; Messrs .1 Rf J Stmart tr Co, New. Yorkt i tlessra Stuart Brothers, Philadelphia; or If in Pittsburgh or vicinity, to James Stuart, jr. at the warehouse of Mr Samuel Church,lo4 and lOti 2d street, or to the undersigned in Philadelphia. Any such payments as the above named will answer as well as if paid to the subscriber person. ally, If any further information is required, It may be obtain ed by post p2ll letters addressed n 24-31. A FEW MORE STILL JOBUY ArCLQSSEY. the old original, !mon hand the most splendid assortment of Clothing ever offered West. 111 y mock is large, and lam disposed to sell at the lowest possible price. hlystock is heaVy, and as the sea. son is advancing, I will sell at loviter prices than ever. I sat only the pleasure of a'call; feeling, confldentlhat a loCkk is sufficient. Beware or COnnterfeits. Remember the THREE BIG DOORS, and the SIGN IX' THE PAVEMENT. - nov 23.1842. rrl 0 MN' PROPERTY—WM smesehanged for 4 good A.- farm within 30 wiles it Pitliftntralt; a Lot of *roue d on! Penn el reet, it the &it-Ward, gortterlwg on one of the streets ledding in tilt. A Ireihtint river. on which erect • 4t,a hritk honk: teit tip a . frame . ietittge lit lached., Ptrildlng. ke.. ittegirateir nt twesent nen taiegirited hoseiling hou and reillng'st eg i ol l :4lr goo an.i ,1t,kr11,614#•.. kif14 . 14144114141.1.-4£01.1. 6 , - "z. - - -v: JAMES STUART, European Agent. Philaielphia. Pa T HE To conclude with A' Day in Peti t , Price, aroma Circle Bosea7s; 2 8 4 , 13 . 1 k ery 25. Doors open at 6; o'clock; perrorat„4. at precisely. SHERIFFIS SALD WILL be sold, at ilatpman% Rooms, Ni'. 110 Wood lin t vember 2011 i, commencing at 10 0 4 1 4 40 tinning, until disposed of, by order o re' Sheriff, the satire stock of a creed recently purchased, and well wr l 4 dcalernnnd purchasers. The stock consists, in part, of! ; , 'Bleached and Brown Muslim; Superfine Irish Linens; American and London Prime; • I 4.4 Chintzes and Lawns; Merinoes and Bon hazines; Flannels and Linseys, Cassimeres and Sail i nets; Foreign and Domestic Broad U.* Beaver and Pilot Cloths; Valencia,and other Winirr ireitiah Au assortment of Hosier . , ,; Beaver,, Hoskin anii Kid MM.; Gentlemr !I's and Ladies FurfidGirvik Caps, Boots and Shoes; Spool Conon and Patent Thread; Merino and Blanket Shawls; Laces, Edgings. and I itsrilionr; eam l .l it „Inconel and Mull 11.11.1mns , Bonnet.; Muslin de Laim.; With other merehand'ze usually Nandi' tab Terms—Cash, par money n2:3-61 FR ESE' ARRIVALT, TUT7'LE this day received ha m fresh snpply of II ewe, N. rv,.. and Indian Vegetable Elisir,s pmaieette limn, Gout. Contracted Ccr,. Lim! °aurora's Poudre Subt;lc,far enutrilegi neatly eradiraling;uperllnou, hairinm lips, the hair concealini2, a brolid aml the Shiliborti beard of than. or Lity V,114 r hair. Price $1 per Gouraud's Eau de Beaute, or Trvel4• This French preparai ion iliorou2lll. net., Freckles, Pimples, Snics,TtlotiC, e option.: t, lialever. Realizing de o :: neck and arms, and eliciting a liralltif Also. several other valuable artielm, mention. The gentune sold only at n23—if TU7'7'LE'S NEDICALAGr NICHOLAS I). COLEMAN Lon COLEMAN 4. CO., General vnLO Commission Merr ha no s. Lem I Miss. They respect fully solicit cow pt^ ACARD. --1 have opened an Uplioldul on St, Clair street, near Penn, keep on hand and make to order prom• of the different kinds u4eti; Fesiner Quilts, Sacking Bottoms, Split Bilotti, awl , tivally found in an Upho'stery divided my im,tness, I will fill all order *. at St. Clair street; for the boats, as wont... tory cm Wster strei.t My friends will 64 in the mornia2 at St Clair street, in the `, manufactory on the river bank. W NOBLE: A lot of s anu Comfut tr on natitl, it'd" nov 22-- f iOUO.IIS, CO LDS a,,,1 CO,NeSuxPra for the above comilln bits Is iesit perfrents who are •libjeetrit :o the ea.., weather a e reenact folly informed COVERT'S BALM Or LIFE WiIiCRW ,4 " , ired norsAsos, who were It. li‘ol'. Ceriiftealezt can he prot anti TAY L 0 ,09 B.LLSA.),IL Of u for Liver Complaint, . CairifiNfrinQ Coll,. N recnn mended by witotf* . .i It.sott to take, and kw - 1141! MP. PealSX'S 1104.1110 e ND CaWll.4.—:Thi4ifi' and peasant Incdleine ;it wt!l.effect a ler: cure for coughs. Cotdat, o..onsimptiolto • cure for the %tiIIOOPING COCCUS. ant medicine, all arc fond or if, a rol to lake eo; its cure is sure and roOlivr. haaa cerlifimile of A:Noe) , &ire! 6nm J. so there can he no mistake. All i,ermanl are 'melted to call and loa delay, for al utedieine is at tlle cOniniencerbe IMLEMITMEIZMI3II H lIOLESSIJ OR n I:TAIT at TUTTLE'S MEDICAL AGENCY'. a OYSTERS, SARDLIVES kr :.rrei style ai A. HUNKER's, No 9 Plithstat apartments ore appropriated ro fenlatt by ladies. Also all kinds of C,,km paiiies. weddings, etc., for , nov 19—I f. PROPOSALS FOR Les . , Poor Novemherk! Tsi compliance with the seventeentlrd / . of Congress -legriliziti2 and inatag . , •for such flefl . s , 3ry ohjec 5 as have btu in the general arproarialitin hills rtil ••law, and to no and provide for ecntit ••penses of the Department, a rd laced , "merit, and for or her p u rposes," 1842; Sealed Proposals v. ill be recenetlll, merit until the thiri v-first day o Decembet nlnhinr for one year or loner at the erns mew; the following descriptions Of lhatU Post Offices in the Stales of Pennsylnisii . Mails received, Mails sent, Account of Newspapers and Pamphlets. Mails received at Dist ribui ing afire•. All the above on small ro/al imperi 104 ;riches, printed on both sides and feint odd. than 42 lines on a pale. Mails sew. from DIA' itailinr, Offices. Same size miner as above, but folded • With 50 lines a par. • A...counts Current, foolscap, two on sstsd Monthly and Weekly Regidlers, four on a sheet. Post foolsca p, 12 on a sheet,* i ' • signatures, Post Rills. foolscap, 12 on a sheet, 44 , - signatures. 4*: . . Post Bids for Distributing Offiecs, 9 10 , 1 ~ sheet, with signature* 1 Post Bills, for Pistributing Office3,6tait .. sheet, with signatures. The proposals will state ttre prim. b # ' ream, ream, for each kind of blanks, for pd - 0 and packing, They are to be deliven vi . . ties, and at sunh limes, as may be on ent Post Offices, and on the requi , i l ":oo. endorsed by the Postmaster at the Pb''. , tractor may retitle. None will he ea., .*, ed. or will be paid tor, except on sd'h i ",. ' ::. Each•regal-Won, or quantity o rderxiii; ~. enveloped or packed for I ranspnriatiapi ''",t/ the Post Office, at the expense of the 0 0 ;4 The right is reserved of reject nit 01 ,0 i.e eansidered extravagant, and also ib r- - 0 bidder the printing for one or mom's 10 State of his residence; and earh panto s ' ponied by sufficient evidence of theskilill.^- to comply with the terms of his profOl j i t t ' i ' . The siteeesslui bidder will he regal - contract, with surety, in strict comptixtil_4 vision of tile law, to which bidders are te7ol Failure to furnish blanks promptly 014 dishing those of inferior 'rata!' 85 1° the PI lil or ruling, or any attempt toevade . i _. ° 6 •' - the erintraet; will be considered saificie." forfeittire - .ta r Payment will be made quarteeyeadf, Ihe expirat kin of each quarter. ...et efi l use7:b.aslopeetanrusasmtahay beeeseuael.ioatthtbernr,ds: - The qanttlitiml mentioned aborts. al ice o . ti eaten that. en n be made fernee y ear it I.ee, may exceed-.or may fail short T od . quired_ The • Dapartn.ent does not =itigifiegesoity or amount. 40 ur POldiet attou Id be so marked.l „ L it r passer CeltWi . ' *43. .i . ,•.'''''i..' *: . . . . . . • , .. . , ~ . hionrogie $4, NO • - - so doubt but our eit %kith 0 unusually large no w hci a re peke' adepts i norr eolorracqu:iirtemy p e a rt ee t :o po u t: s houldye on their guard watchfial eye on their prem dons that haste lately indayligbt. or at an e The Lenin of Mr. MT, o,4o3iisi the evening, so w et and a piece of gi ore of Mr. 8, Lloyd, drylight: and on the ram ily Were taking tea, a d Tared snaking his way to Lloyd's Boarding house, i a no doubt intended to se,. family had retired, when ation of the premises at his gated as to the object of called for the purpose o ads, but - the people oft ' t his attempt to find the lii her suspicions, inflect:it hi police were ;wiled in to hate board of several, othe his in boldness, and they isms to be unceasing in ti rehei4 Freund and Nash ft V. tlcatax, of Alleghin the 'publication of a tri -,cingthe above title. I 's4reet at 2,50 per annum Scuba is an indefatig and if his enterpri.e doe be: from want of Indust MEM r'ilit'srroodent of the Sun, en ors meeting puslished to have been held a - tieorg) Washington Bu • d for the Mayoralty, is a . of the Chronicle should c we ruppn-e they know em t h e proceedings for pu the hoax, is no doubt to of a workingman's candid sod the names of those wl Onld be made putilic, so th y awaril therm all the mer ie entitled to. Man abate Torn "has It ie published by "John .11 "Dick and Harry " which 5i1.1117 • ill it Iha WI h,ve made their arrang Hiller's Benefit rd kn this morning's actress tars t hone Thti- etttertaininent r;. ' liirh4l;anil should .11. e., litrient Spec:T.:l4 %WIWI spectacle-, Theatre this cvenin sin preparation, ch. plendid we have ev ,—the Properties. ruit, Lamps and eche ce, wi I give itne of .ver produced, the ely uew and mide I race--in fact every "1) fat as we have a: as Aladdin and /11, ran- will tend to giv rama more real p i we have heard upon -r tells us that th, of Forty persons up ime.—Let all go an • gera a bumper ani well pleased. Th The Mayer 'Zs ENVOYS: As the ti it will be necessary for candidata for Mayor, • n to suggest, through Dayrrr, of the Sec"n •le for that office. Mr exeellentinformation , -qualificitionsfor a fait ofthe duties npoertai loys in an emineit dey enee of all who know secure to our city, ratesthal ever pnesid; like thesogrestifin of- Pailonal knowled all that- blimps nfa #l4l - ii.44.14 N; a the I Po , vinalatie meeting] of t **no ink. 'L i -Toed. Lightner was-called atel appOxt.e4 Secret geakitiiir reeolvid to ofgaoitatt, *eels Lit , ea tee t:,41411 MEM
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