PUBLISHED BY THOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH, c N. W. CORNER OF WOOD 4. FIFTH ITS. Tinms.--Five DOLLAR'S a year. payable in advrece. Single copies TWO CENTS—for sale at the sweeter of the office, and by News Boys. The Mercury and 311anufacturer e published WEEKLY, at the Barnet office, on a double inedlana sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, In ad. 'ranee. Single copies, RIX CENTS Terms of . Psi SQUARE OF TW r.. ewe Insertion, 0,50 Two insertions, 0.75 Titres Insertions, 1,00 One week, 1.50 ..e- Two weeks, 3,00 Three week,. ' 4,00 -YEA RLY I NDVERTISEM EATS. CR • ROZABLe £T it NA grit c. Oas Sysirre. re• &piers." Sit months, $18,60 laaattle, $23.00 Oar year, 25,00 One year. 35,00 CrLairger adv9rt laments In prorortion, CAfts3l,r four least Sit DOLL•AItiI a year. Pol3Lip 0 FFI Q*E S, &C. CITY Posy Orrice. Third between Market and Wood ttreet—E, hr Riddle, Fogimaster. Scrirro* House, Water, 4th door from Wood st. Peter sion:l ►aiJdings—Mayor John Willock,Collector. (tier 'CILEASORT. Wood between First and Seconq ttreeto—James A. Bartram. Treasurer. ' Couture TREASURY, Third street, nest door to tile ThDd Pteshyterfan Church—S.' R. Johnston, Treasurer. MA.Yol'll Omni, Fourth, between Market and Wood inters—Alexander flay, Mayor. ,alitttagatarett CICKANgIe, Fourth, near Market at. BANKS Plitastraos.hetiveen Market and Wood streets, on fillrd and Fourth street 3. alaa , malcrs' MID 51•Anr•cronzaa' •ND 1 " 4.1(MCII6 • DE• imacr na lat. (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, between Mood and Market streets. Eaca•Noe, Fifth Areal, near Wood. HOTELS. niroliciAßELa 1701J5t, Water street, near the Bridge. Etentmar. liorer., corner of Penn and St. Clair - dimitcuAwra' FIOTICL, corner orThird and Wood. - ArcietcAn Sovcc,corner of Third and Smithfield. 4 /6 UNITUD STATIC. corner of Penn street and Canal. Baish° E►OLi, Liberty :tree. near Seventh. MlLLiets Mansion Sousa, Liberty St opposite Wayne naoananarr Mansion Horn, Penn St. opposite Canal. OBER'IC WOODS, ATTORNEY AND LS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW.-oSire rem° red to Bakeweli's offices on Crant st., neatly annogne the new Court !loose, next rooms to John D. Mahon, 'deo floor. PPP ClUGli TON 1 1 1, Atto.nev al I.nw, North East corner of Smithfield and Four.h at rreis. sop 10-1 y NICANDLESS dL .111 7 CLURE, Altorneys and Comm - Mors al Law: Offs rn th e Diamond, ha r k the old Court (louse, ritisintr,lll. seri 10 SUONTIC 4- FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Fourthst., above IVood. Pittsburgh. sep rHOS. If AM Lros , A :torney at Law. h, ween Wood and Smithfield ma., Pith:Mir : : h. sPp 10-1 v ILA/11. 0 9 LIA.R A ROBINSON, Atiornev at Law; T • Office on till' non h aide oft lie DiatuoucLhet wee” Amite and Union streets, upauire cop 11) ' - - A i. DURROFUIV, Allorney •t UM; under. v .. his iiroreeitional sc,rviccs to Ott public. Office on Fink litreet. above Wood, Pittslisrali, ' sibp 111 Y:IPER RU'2ll 1 t (AN, Al Ivr-rter., al Law, °dice removed from the Diamond, to -Attorey' , Rokv, - 1.11.1 d9 lible of Fourth street, betureee marl..el and Wood . it remit 'cep 10 - BUCKMASTER, AT 7 g.NEY AT LAW, hairemovmt It otter. us Kt area's Law Build— ne. Fourth strect, above Smithfield, rvit,lou rg h. -Pep dr/A. gortue N'. irA"C; . Attorney at Law, °thee Nn.a• cols. hear the Thealre, P•th tiniq:h. ‘ OS. 27--44, REILDE W ASIIII vG . roN, ATTORIfirArLART. —Office iu Bakewrirs B , .iiiiin: . 4 :l4llFaireise. 'NU abuff,tl• Nov . 5, 1842. 111011)11.. MITCHELL--Autorney at Law, office ill corner of Smithfield and 51h sts . Pit ishurgh Cr Collections made. A 1 nosiness entrusted to his .atO still be promptly attended to. ,(eh 16-1 r lemovii.L.-R. Morrow, Alderman; offs e north aide of Fifth m,, between Wood and Smithfield Pittsburgh. cep 10 I . IIR,Er. 11Q1A1 es, Office in Second street, next door -ILI' to At utvany 4. Co's Glass Warehouse set, 10—ly JOHNSTON 11- STOCKTON, Booksellers, Printers an 10/ • Paper Manufacturers, No. 37, Market st. sep 10-1 y JOHN ANDERSON, Stanfield Foundry, Water st... .ear the Monongahela House, Plttsi ash. sep 10-ly MORS It YOUNG. FICA NcIS 1.. YOUNG. 9 Os. B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware JL 'Rooms, I,orner of Hand St. 4- Exchange Alley. Perilous wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to flitliadiaatage to give us a call, hel nr fully - ititablial that . . can p le ase as to quality and price. sep IU 66 - 1111 LS. PLANTATION MOLASSES. received per Steamers Little Ben and Fulton, and fur J G. 4. A. GOil DON 12 Water street Mate fiy war 27 Ewa°Las D. Counws...... •. •.. LOYD R. COLCII•N COLEAMN k CO.,clener.t Agents, Forwarding and Commission Merchants Levee Street, Vicksburg .Nl= They reApextfullyeo.tei t r oneigtments. n 22- W— EBB CLOSEY,S Boot and shoe Itteratractr! ry,No. 8J Fourth St., next do/1r to the U. Starch :oinks Ladies Pin ,cila, Kid and Satin Shoes made in he imatvitinannt.r, and by the nevreltirrettrh patterns, ' 0191 JO GARDE N TOQLS, ennsiming of lines, Fancy Spade, Transplanting Trowels, Etleiteg Tools , auddlng Knives, Prpnlng Knives, Pruning Shears. .etc., lust re• 50400 *nti for sale •I:tv F. L. SNOWDEN. sap 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. 4aIBTRATESTLANK9, for proceedings to At teestseext under the late law, for sale at this office 4.75 BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.-- AIIP To be used In Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on good petperoted In the forms approved by the Con rt,for sale rife Odiee of the Mercury and Democrat. sett 10 WiIIUBBARD, fashionable boot and oboe Manufacturer. No. 101, Third slreet, between '-'4- Wood ittitfi Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh sep 10 TAs, PATTERSON, J r., rm,ingha in, near Pittsburgh, Manufacturer of Locks. Hinges and Bolts; To. lattoo. Putier, Mlll and Timber Screws; Housen Screws for lulling Millsotc. sep io—ly OW I MICLOSIKEY, Tailor and Clothier, Liber.o street, between Sixth and Virgin alley, South side, Sep ' JG. 4- A. GORDON, Commission and Forwarding • Merebanta, Water at.. Pittabargb, sep 10-- I y & Co. IifIOBUILISSION AND FORWARDING XER qui CB' TB; No. 60 Water street, Pitigbarkb Pa. Throw—Reielying and Shipping 5 cents per WO His Coamisiaos on Purchosefil and Wes ` . .. 4 per eent. :. ~ r l.l ' Se InORROW I 114 ...sorgrAPAC77IR2* of - Tin, Copper and Sheet Iror , ..fireve, No, 17, Filth at., between Wood and Mar .: •l 2 Woo constantly tin band a good wen uncut of waves, Nill4aksoal4te,of public patronage. Also. on band, lo w ing articles: shovels, Pokers, Tongs, Gridirons, TenAttles, Pots, Ove,as,,Colfee Mill. ..c. liter. . 41 1. 0110 igaill Others are invited to call and e.aaaline for alls 11110111 bb•ti ttf #1 1 "e r1 O 111 4 11 ,lofelit.toeltP Ar 1 7 1 1 11 4 1- Or '4 = 41.4 " , . . , • .. , .... dvertising. LVE LINES OE LESS: One month, $5,00 Two moots, 6,00 Three months, 7,00 Four months, B,ok SII mouths, 10,00 poi year, 15,00 TILE GREAT CENTRAL ROll E, eta NATION Al. ROAD AND BALTIAIORE. ',SD OHIO RAIL ROAD COM PAN V.. •WWAIN I .= . l.Yer - • - 2• ,..4 "9 .• :7: 4 )41 1 LF41 .-4 . ATEW line of C. St M. II Coariinn for Was hi n (ton City. .1. Ihtlihnore. PhiladelpA la and New York. This line is in full operation and leavest'ittsburgli daily at 6 o'clock A. Al.. via Wavinin;tion Pa. ald national rod to Cumberland, connecting, here with the rail road Co's. to all the above placm Travellers will find thin a speedy and routfortatele route, II beim! a spoaraie an d dtotiLoct Pim:WigSi and romlierlsuil line. facilities will lie afforded Which have not been heretofore enjoyed. En bra coaches furnliilied at the shortest notice, wile the privllegr of going through direct, or taking roe night's real sr Alteir option. For tickets, apply at our office at theMononzalicla House. L. W. STet •i, the Direr( hoe In Pare to ritiladelidtia $9. Baltimore, 9. Lenve•n daily at R Welork A. M. office second door ' , e1.. , the Merehnot A lintel ‘1 . t.041,t. MP:Nig:MI_ GRAHAM, WAUG II tt felt 23, 1843-Iy. Papprh,torn. NEW ROUTE. ml d. 3 IiaItEASE'S HOaIItHOUND CANDY.--Ttrrnr has received this day from New York. u fresh supply o. the above celebrated cure fur Coughs, Colda and Con Gumption; arid is ready to supply cumornerval wholesale or retail, at his Modica! Agency, 3tl Fnurth it. nov 12 D AVID CLARK, .4jet, Ashiottablo Boot Maker,— Has removed to No, 34 Market street. between Second and Third streets, where he would be happy to see his old customers. and nil others who feel 'thipos. ed to patronize him. He uses nothing but first rate stock, and employs the hest of workmen; and as he gives Ills constant personal attention tobusiness, be trustsiliat be will deserve andr(celve a fair share of patronage. sep 10 F it litl A is, leE ell i t ink E t A r 111 11: CON hEi,lO i ' l ;l; d N A RdY.— the public that they can always find the beat quality of Ice Creams, together with a 1 kinds of confectionary a nd rfllitA. In their •F.P., on, at his e stablishment—No. 11, Fifth street, bet we- it Wood and Market. N. B.—Parties supplied on the shorten notice, with cakes, or .1'1)111111: ill his line. Also families furnished with Bread. 10 LIV A NS'S CAMOMILE I'll.l. I. S rep rk HAM J. CLEM ER, re:oiling at E 6 Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Ityspep•la in its most aggravated Coin,. The aymptunte were violent head ache, great debility, feveT, COSH vpiir.:s, cough, heart. burn, pain la the chest and stomach always after eating, impaired appetite. seesation of sinking at the stomach, furred tongue, nausea, with frequent eqinitinga,dizzinesm towards night and restioness. riecie had continued up. ward of a I welvrtnonlh, when, on consulting Hr. Win. Evans.loo Chatham street, and snbnitiling to lila eye, ourcessful and agreeable mode of Irßai !limit. the pat ien t was completely restored to hrallh in the short spare of one amidUt, and crateful lot. the Inca billable benefit deriv ed. eladly Came forward and voln ni erred the above stair For sale Wher!riole and Retail by R. E. SEI.T.EIS, Agent., No 20. W nod st rrei below St•cond . Cheap for Cash. C.VlO.l' COTTON I'. - ICTOR Prices Reduced. short I.'rel Turn. L•ne krel ya r n. No. - t at 11 cis. ih 500 lit 8 els per tlz 6 at 11 Iloilo 6116 at 9 Omit 7 al 14 ditto 7011 at 6 ditto V. at 14 dim) ROO at 5 ditto 9at 11 dmo Stilo at 41 dot,' 114 at 14 d'Ho WOO at 4 d i tto 11 a: 14 nitro 12 at 14 ditto c.iiidirwi e l t at 15 cis per th. 1:3 at 141 (1,1,0 Ft ditto 14 at I"; dnlu Canoly do. 12 ditto 15 at 15% ditto Carp% Chain 18 ditto 16 at 16 data i!aCti 2.5 ditto 17 at 11 ditto Start:in:: Yarn :Ind 18 at 17 ditto Coverlet Yarn always on 19 ni 171 dill(' nand 20 a , 1 do to t'otioo Warp , na de to order ()rile's ptntani ty ;.ito.nitrcl to, t: 101 nt J Ar• C. inter':. Logan 4- K aned) or .h. l'owt nlTrcr, adder:, lel, 27, J. K. VI )1 II? E AI) 4- co. rilif•r tbet tiac !, Tia to the Movion:attela hones, drn, front tirto ,I. mt %liitt hlirt,l Pt .n Herr hirntd eumoatitr,t and all othert: is Ito map ft car With a Pall in;ty Ilenroul on Imvinf.7ti.ir work lion,' II a .n;..-nor ?.‘I rr.lal Inc I‘4 leave in 111, on•ine,. in I Iti4 city, ant! In want/ nt It, ,00a 1,..1 It. I:0 rope and .I,uertr:t. rvofiJrnt fi ttt r h t , r,ta , :,tt.f:.rlion Io all who may ttlen=e to favor lon, W.lll Ity It r 1,10,,. fly. au effi f on 10 I.ll4ine•K and liar a, Orlifliall. , lllo 111. In merit star, sit If genii kerviug nu 1.. t nd a ,np u lv of and triminin24s,tila - Oe ft"' the eii+tnirter trade flu, It sv ,dd al very rft(sll4 (NI prim., 1)(0( %(;1111.. .1.11%.,7 IC or the K forcorr! rrttol,4 a!! of bur , td- and WOU ntl•. toorriitie tva. apprehrosl.-d . 'Flo. nr , t,,lty far , Itch otrarp pyar i•-r. Tio" 7111.21eal pdiu r‘t f ronoilor k 71 Slatdan Lao, is ;. for toot,. • tfirtrot fit vrt, ta.• of twirl ifirait..n nhao egad pt. el or in tale of mivry polleat .tc I !di a otoirr roi r ah 10,11,1 tue Inca! pa I rant dif Ow Avotrl:a. Id, burn, or br41,0 Pao not it.jo ”oi ....me vital or:, as to r,a,rter fur,. 04-I',lp. II 1% I I n ve,y .to ,•1 cranny,. the part afT. ' , lett In a ~.nod nod lo no!, stone witho.llll,ll/illa aim Thts j, lIISO a rernant; trlllritV for ill toted et i's. I 0111,1011. , Ons• I.rnkfoo lirr.a -I and •nre nipple and all 1•11ri1,101, and nip! lint, rh.h . II a, a ra ,„ i n , r the plies nniulai l nied aTnt the voucher. for Ili cart, ttve proprrtner are fr,rin the anal a spryl,lde and ell. hterled ,ottrce. _ilerattl. , For sale at Ttillll.'el, I 6 Fr nir;h rarer!: uomr..vomE.vo.‘- I.lr C y'—Fast /alma Muir Dic--colni. t he hair and will not the irk hi This Dye is in the limn of a Powder wh Ch In plait) inntte. onaet bony be applied to the hair over ni,ht , the hlO turning the li.hlrxl or from flair to dark brown; unit by a second or third night, ha a jet Wadi. .1 Hy iinTSo l l.llttny. tltcrrittre • with the lea,t trouble 1. err bi. halt any d.irk isliatle or it perfrCt blatii, wit II the poyitive archrae.re that the powder If applied to t he xk in will mot C. 010 4. it. There ir nu eoloriniz in 11 11 0 . 1 a lenient. as any nnr may easily tea Tlre.r (iris are waria wed by the rliefnioi tt ho mantic:re' tires it. . . For at TUTTLE'S, fit; reurtli slier!, avliere a larre assortment of Patent Pledieines may always be had al tither wholes:l;e or retail taxt:i; rr. RAH JOILA" E JE.v.v.r.vas have entered iato parteet,litil for the plirpuNe or trattSartiO2 a WheleFah Groe ry; riothire and retelels, sion business under the tiim and styled(' II ILMA N JENNINGS 4. co.,at No 43 Wood street, npito-tie the Nlerrliati a . Mel, v. heren sunlit) . or Grorcrt and Pills bort , .ll M tir , d Amick - pc:ln alwayF be had o n lib, al terms' Morel' 17 '43. PM, TUBA( CO, SNUFF AND CIGAR sTonE. J. FULLERTON, I No 1146 'land street, one door above Sixth. hr FEE'S ronFl :milt , on hand all kinds of the hest Spanitli Cigars: !legation, Casadores,Coormanes, Trabueas, Prineiprs, Also, half Sonnish and Common Clears. 'robacco of all the best brnmb. : Cavendish, 5c lump; Ballimnre Plug, 12n and 16 , , lump. A !so ills. Fins Cut Chowinc. Tobacco. Snuffs: Rappee, Scotch, Maccabau, 'roam, kr, Ile has also, all other articles in his line, Whirl) he otters, tv holeta le and retail at llm haerst cash Pr+cc-c CALL AND SEE. june 11.-6 m, MILLI II DOHERTY, I[l.9 sa T t n r Market Cap and s itrl i a x t t i Li tit..ctutrr. 1-18 Li het t: p s i t o G , hete n , t er n . _ J.. M. Sanderson & Son, FRANKLIN HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. V 11/IS elegant establishment has been in operation dor. ing the last nine months, and notwithstanding the general ,depression of business, it has met and sustain ed the approbation of the public and yielded to the pro prietora a,full rompensa/ion for labor and alien tion location being in Chestnut street, in the lot mediate ueigliborhood of the Post office, the Exchange, Ranks, the Steamboat landing, the most Moines! part 01 Market street and the places of amusement, It presents to the business .commopity or those viskjog the city on pleasure, all the facilities and comforts so desirable to the travelling nubile. Its arrangment, also, enables the guest to regulate his expenses, and to live in a style of elegance or economy molted to his notionsor disposition. The facility of procuring meats at any hour, and of get ting that which the appetite craves, is also a saver of time which the business portion of the guests know how to appreciate. The proprktors, therefore, solicit the custom of their old fri.mds.and promise a continuance of their exertion, to make then, comfortable. ap 25-3 m. For Rent. vOR a term of years. Two bonding lots on the bank of the Allegheny rlyer, ndyilnlng the City line. Apply at the htaise Amity, Penn-street, sth Ward, mar 2. • JAM EB,BLAKELY JUST BA'CEnrED, a Imo supply . of In ewayoe'y Syrup of Wild Cl'.erry,and for. sale whaluale and retia by ' ' ww.TgoWri, • ao 21. - IP153;Nall111111I- Remova I. Don't for,ret NK Fvarrt A, COPA It N F:1011111'. LOOK 'AT 1 HIS D R. GOODE . % Celebrated Female Pills. These /Insure strongly recommended to the notice of the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy In removing those complaints peculiar to their sex, front want of ex. ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate costiveness, And counteract all Hysterical and Nervous affections: These Pills have , gained the sanction and approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the HO. tad States, And many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and Retail, by R. E. SELLERS, Agent. cep 10 No. 20. Wood Street,below Second. WM. A DIM, Boot and Shoe Maker, Liberty St., opposite tie head of araithiLeid et., Piresblargk.— 'rhe.sabscrlher having bought out the stock of the late Thomas Rafrerty, deceased, has commenced baldness In the aid Aland of Mr: R., and Is prepared to execute all deccrlptlona of work In lila Ilne, In lie best manner and OH the n•horrect inure. Fre kerns rorstnally on hand a large 0.4,ri floittiile ,, of all ri,,eriptions and nflhc b. - 4, v. the ronnzr of the nub ile and nf, , c r aft. WM. ADAIR. set) hi prriSfil;l{;;ll ANUP.tcrotty.—Springs awl Arles for (`arrirt 4 ,es al En*tern Prices. The VAN, ,tl;mujoriti, nnti Seem. ron.rantly on band (oad), and 1111 role rpi ity4/4 (warrnnied.) Iron Axles, Silver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass and Tallied Hob nrlllo, 8111111 p Minis, Patent Leather, Silver fled !Irises Lamp., Three fold Piens, Malleable Iron, Door Handles and Hinges. 41-r..i.r. joNF,F Ft, CIAIr it.. tor, r fop lUr=hrnv Itrldite ffro In IfD. S El.t.r.RP, M. 1) , ()Mee :11,.1 dwellinr In Fanf If . 111`/Ir E'er ry RI Irel , ;- p 13-1 y ______ I,ooli Al"1111S. Thu attention ink) r wlin have been •ontroiliat *rep. lira, In reference to thn nuirtrrnits certificate* pnblhhpd in favor of fir eitt oene'n Pompon/la SV run Cher rr. - ienottio or, lie !triton* brio., gmk flown in Oil* nor lion or the Stair. IT rriipect folly directed to the follow Inc rertiflen , ...lllP writer nr 4turil a Pi, 11. P:1 of h ticorinin for N•eernl tr,ra , a L.nottll a- a .Ivorfeman of ril v [PI v. To Ike l . cierq. I have tived Swa ytirbi Cipon ithd syrup o( cv for a rounli, with which I have been veverely of flirted for about four ntrmlbv, and I have no lievltallon in ‘rivina that it In l he moo effective medicine that I have been alit, to prneure. It comPa."< all analalar`a• and ell with my dire,—and niantalne n ref....tar and rnoot ppt•l I ran freely recommend It to all oilier. atTlirind. J. Mtfintlr nOroll7h OrCil3EniterWg. !kin rrii 9. 1' 1, 411. p rnr .rn'e by WILLIAM 1110i1N No. $3 Market street 2. _ . FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL P intos rlr.trotor or proettrinp Pg.lll, Shade. and Ornamental Tree., or Ph rolthere, from Philadei. ot in or !Vela' York, are rrgnr•lrd to make apple -at lon at •oon o.r ai the Dru•, nod Feed Fiorr of I lir artlw •rribrr, AV hr, rail hr hnd ra.alMne•, of the most rx , rl4•Til ',let ire. F. 1.. SNOWDEN, Pro 21 No 1 tt-1 F.liier I V Rfrevi, brad of Won, at r 1 f.L. Plain and Fancy Portrait 0 , 1 e.Oll, Framer Manufacturer, No.' 87, )7,,rth S'rrtf Pf i otberfk.—Canvatnt rtrnahrt, Varnish skr .rnr ,{tri.ta, altrat, nn hand. T,onkin_ ian:e4, kr, rir , milelv framed in order. Repairine done t t the short es? nnti,.. rlrfirql,ri! , entinn r:ud 10 re:lldinz and Jobbing Or , !{/ rr v roti nr p or hou.ort.. will timt It I. hr trotlvantrrein calr. Rep 10 W.ll. • FEELE, (Quer eittior to H. M'Cliwkey; Faith to ia dr flout Maker.l,llierty tit., 2d door from Vi %nevi, reapecifully that he has commenced the nhove It/rine.. in the formerly occupied by Mr. Ileary M'Clcukey, amd that lie I. new prepared In attend In ail order. in hi• 00,. , 11 - 10,., rri 1, ilea patch And nn the :1100 re:term:We Terme. From hla Irle:•vnerienee In the manufacture of he reehr,onfide n t gm! all arllrlca From 1,1- %,111 eiVP .ni;.earl inn in hi. ml i A , hare of pollee patronage ii respect fuily mitten. fib sFy -11 ),‘• of Mir 17 4 ree1., I'llll 1,!:7of ranit , t mu and 17, t•r; pita, 1, 1,'3. received t F•v 3. F SNOW!)F,ff. T-11 , 1 I.iiirrtv a. M R. UST' S, ktiornry al I.atv. l'a. Office 111 dth wt reel. nuccuilte Rurke'p Rtitildln! Wit TIAN E. civrtm. , writ tive Itiqnlientlem to my unfinkhrif a nd I ternmnormi hlrn lo the patron aqc Of 111 V Rig aftlA. WALTER FORWARD .Pr , TO__ Iv y I3ITTS111 , 1:4311 Cirt P:47. AND RErrftENCE !Milt ARV n(Relo t ia o q . l1 Lll , Mical.Poll , ira I GU , ' Mia will h. .1”4".n •ve, v day. Sa;42lii , •z• eepird. 'tom 7 o'rlotk. 1 11 ,until to, P. M.. in Ifir. Et rtinNiirtr.,rnrowr 0, !it glair nircetand Ctchane ollev wnerepunetunl ntlendnner will I.e2iven hv sup 14) J. 13 FAIMIL. - - - - NEW YORK DYER. SEE would respectfully 11110. m his friends N—Yand the online In actirrnld hat lip dies Ladies' drr , sra, Ilitlitis and lilalitels of carry de•icrlfillion, black --and waft - ants It ni 110 an I Inc look cfitlal In 'tele /0011,. Ilehit 'alley Cto.), or all isa on !ilk anA carpel yarn. Also. r 1 ,111- and r e• 101 4 .% lie Colols terilleinett.e etc: 11 11111r. to nil to re.emble eery good.. Mr. 11. nallertt 11;notelr t lull tie ei.tt rdea... the public, at he has done an extensive tinione.tt in New rot', fop twenty sears. All wor k done mil moderate term!. at his eslnltli-dtteeel IN A I) FI, betr4 er ti Wood and Smithfield tie tr the The:tire. CERTIFICATE Thi is to nett i that El.: 111 NIES has done w,qk t'r which has fully answered our ciptetat:ung, and wo coneider him a competent tlyi r. S. Hemphill, Wm. Barnes. J. B. Shutt!di, David Mill, B. F. Mann, Davi Woks, Joseph French, jr., Andrew Purdy, W. B. Boles, Wm Porter, if 11. Smith, Henry Javens, A. Shockev,. jr., Joseph Vera, George Barnes. ap 20:h. JOHNSON & DUVAL. ROOK BINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, I - 10NT! NUE InFonrss nt the PrnnJ late of McCandkg Juhgpon. Every dev;rlotion wori: in their lie neatly and prompti y executed. way 8— 1 y BETTER BARGAINS TITAN EVER AT THIr. THREE BIG DOORS. riviE , uhscriber wryild respectfully inform his rosin mire and the Imhl Ic generally, that not w;th4aniking the u unreel - 4(114,d sales at the Twee Doorik, 'daring the present season; be has still on hand the largest and most varied assortment of elegant CLOTHING that can Le bought weal of the mountains. The tantilie may rest m . sti red that all articles offered at his skpre are tnsn4fac (tired from FRESH GOOF*, purchased in the Eastern tuarkcis this pring,and made into garments by Pitts burg It workmen. In ronsivienre of the multiplication of ajop shops in our cite, tilled with pa wmbrokers.clothes and the musty, cast oft garments of former seasons, from the eastern cl. ties, the public should be cautious to ascertain the char arter of the establishments in which they are invited to purchase, before they part with their money. The ar ticles offered at several of the concerns in this city, are the Alice offalts of New York and Philadelphia slop 1 shops, and sent out here to be palmed off on the Pitts, burgh public. Purchasers should be on their guard a. camel these Impositions, and they may rely on the fact that no establishment that advertises eastern matte Clot'•• Int:, can give as good an article or as advantageous bar. gains as can be had at the "Three Big, Doors." The public will please remember that all the subscri• tier's g irments are made in this city, by competent work• men, and not gathered up like the goods now offered by the "births of passage" front the shreds and patches p{ eastern slop shops. It will always be his endeavor to maintain the redulation that the "Three Big Doors' have olitalnce for furnishing 't superior style of CLOTH INC in every respect, and at prices below those of any other establishment. He would again return his thanks to his friends and the public for the unprecedented patronage Lestowed upon his establishment, and believing that they have found it to their advantage to deal with him, he would repeat his invitation to at( thdee who wish to purchase Ctothing of every description at the lowest price to call at No. 141. 1 4elFarr Pg. , JOHN M'CLOBKY. Eb - Obsettre Metal Plate in the pavemont. an 2S. W. IDES , -enterwity Law—Office In Sae _ . aptalxitatipd tlittor.abal:e thr corner of Seattlinahl.. Cr.gCY if 29, TR r.Eq PROSPECTUS! For publiikimg a any Daily Paper is the City of Pitts burgh, to be aatitled the ;DAILY MORNING POST. rpHESuhscribers baring madearrangsrpeuts to merge the American Manufacturer and Pittsbnigh.btercu ry into one Journal, haveconcluled to publish a daily paper with the title of the Dail, Morning Post. The trading object of the ..Poler" will be the dissemina tion and defence of the political principles that have here tofore been maintained by the Editors, In their respective papers, and their best efforts will still by devoted to the advancement and success of those doctrines. Although, in politics, the paper will ha thoroughly democratic, yet the Editors hope, by giving an honest, candid history of passing Political events, Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, and brief RPNees or all mat• tea and occurrences that come properly within the sphere ofa Public Journal, to make their papet sufficiently in• cresting to entitle it to the patronage of the public, Ir respective of party considerations. In addition to the political and general news that will be (bold in 'the o,Mormarg Post,” the Editors will take pains to furnish the bitsinesss community with the latest and most intt.reating COMMERCISC Iwrzt.l.l - front all parts untie country, and to have prepa• red such accounts of the Markets and the Slate of Trade as will beadvanlageous to our Merchants and [tautness Men in their several callings. Treas.—The POST will be poldished on a large trailer'. al sheet of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this Journll) at the unit-wally low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per annum. payable in advance. It will also be sold by tiews.boys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy. Advertisements will he inserted at the lowest rates charged by tile other daily papers of the city. -TWENTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post who will he engaged on the molt liberal terms THOS. PfIiLLIPS, August :31. 1R42. W. H. SMITH B Y _fit .orrison 4. Co. London, for Pa le only by S. r Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgil. alley Pittsburgh Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who In Foie acent for Western Pennsylvania. Pep 10 FOR SAFETY. iftt 0 7'rareters should .elect Boat♦ provided faith Frars Safety Guards, for prsvestior X.rp/e/39/1 4r Steam Boiler.. I T would le well for the traveling coma:is/My to beat In mind that their security depends entirely upon their own encouragcnistit of boats that have or may be at the erprn•e of procuring the above tapirt rains. And that eve, v individual making such selec ion Is eOttle.htl ling toward, a general introduction of an IN:en:Jon ad mitted by an men who understand the principles of the Steam En;line, to he a sure preventative agates! those (heedful disasters You have ca. lainly, in the Iwnd•eds of es plosions that have already taken place, their almost daily occurrence, and the thousands of lives that have already leer lost, a sufficient warning., and Inducement to make inqu.ry for a Safely guard float, and in every rase to :Ore it the preference. They have went to an additional expense that your lives may be secure Ought you not therefore to curet them witik a corremmnding I degree of nodality, acrd by your preference show that yon appreciate their laudable endeavors to slop this ew• ful sacrificd of Mamma life They do not charge more than other boats; their accommodations In other respects ate equal, rind In many eases superior; and as there is orte 11:511t1t1A , Pittsburgh every clay, why will you run any risk, when tt is so coo idely In your own power to avoid those disasters. Alt [male marked thus (.11n the Llsu of Arrivals and net enure.. in another part atlas pal.er, are supplied with the safety Guar'. List of Boats provided with the Safety dotard. ALPS. MENTOR. AG NES. MICHIGAN, AMARANTH, MARIETTA. BRILLIANT, MARQUETTE, Bit EA K W ATER MUNGO PARK, CASPIAN, MEsSENGER, CECILIA, MONTGOMEY CANTON, NORTH BEND, CICERO, NEPTUNE, CADDO, . NARAGANSETT, DUKE 61 oR LEANS, NIAGARA, DUQUESNE., OSPREY, EXPRESS MAII,, ORPHAN BOY, ECLIPSE OHIO, FOR 11()SA, ORLEANS, FORT PITT, PENELOPE, GALLANT, PANAMA. GALENA, QUEEN of the SOUT J. H. BILLS, ROWINA. JEWESS. RARITAN, IDA, SARAH ANN, INDIAN QUEEN, SARATOGA, ILLINOIS. ! S.-$ .- ANNA, LADY OF LYONS, •' LLEYRAND, VICTRE s ALLEY FORGE, WEST WINO. ASHLAND, BRIDGEWATER MISSOURI MAIL, CLEVELAND, OLIVE BRANCH, COLUMBUS. CUTTER EDWIN HICKMAN, Ell A, GENL. BROOK, TOgAcco P 1 ANT. JAMES ROSS, ADELAIDE. BRUNETTE, COLUMBIANA. PPAPPER, MINSTREL, FONV T.,ER'S P 4 TENT FLEA• STEAD. VIA NUFACTUR ED at WM INYBURI.e/ cabinet Shop Alt N 0.69 Second street, between Wood an, Smithfield, where a general assortment of Furniture may be had at reduced prices Tor cash. The superiority of these Redheads, consist in the Nat. timings, which for durability &NI ease In putting up and WON; down. 1r anti:quilled by any other now in use —and to all such as would consult their own comfort in their nightly ilumburs, It should he remembered that ail classes of the bug family are fastened as by these fastenings. enstruits or ft tales,for sate Ctlf - Rlgh's for Coantlek, by JOHN FOWLRE, Patentee. Ws. the undersigned, do certify that 'we have - egam. Ined the above Bedstead Fastenjriga, and have no hesita tion In pronouncing them the but how In nab- —towing up fully to the representation In tbagabture adarraie went. Wen. Grattan., Jr., Wm.ffrvla. John A. - ap 27. -2m Josephoo4ll, liteeb 0.40-14. THE LITERARY POST. THE BRITISH OUTRAGE AT TH g SANDWICH ISLANDS. (Letter from, an officer of the U. S. Navy.) OAuu, SANDWICR ISLMID9I I March 6, .1.843. DEAR SlR:—The English flsg now floats on this island; a provisional cession of the whole Hawaian Group having been come pelted to yield •to her- Britannic Majesty s The plea upon which this has been brought about is as frivolous as it is unjust, and so far from supporting the aggressions, rand them with all the characteristics of a pines cy, as there is not a single legitimate claim fur the cession and Occupation under the English flag. As these islands are of great importance to the United States, now and prospective ly, I have no doubt you will be glad of tat authentic history of the disgraceful Weir, which 1 will endeavor to give you as oon• cisely as possible. Lard George Paulet, Captain H. B. M t ship Carysfort, having caused the Klog tq be sent Its fro n Maui, demanded a prt4 vate interview with his Majesty, choosiNo his Own interpreter, for the purpose of pre senting certain demands for redress on the part of British subjects. As the•Eings by acceding to this requir. , meut; would have been completely cut off froth his advisers, and as it was believed that it was the mast tension of his Lordship to betray him into some ill-judged act or admission, the prie vate interview, thus restricted, was declimi ed, but readiness was expressed to receive any written communication, or in case the business was of a nature so peculiarly prix vale as riot be trusted to the usual method, of discussion and adjustment, a confidential agent was named, with whom his Lords ship might communicate. This proposal` was declined by his Lordship with great discourtesy;the character of the King's ads visers aspersed, and certain peremteory demands presented, with a threat of attacks ing the town in case of non-compliance, within 24 hours. These demands,to which the King was thus required to yield without a hearing, were arbitrary in the esttretre and subversive of the established law. In the meantime the frigate Carysfbrs was cleared for action. Information of ins tended hostilities at 4 P. M., was sent to Capt Long, of U. S. ship Boston, at 12 the preceding reidnight, apd to the American and Fre: eh Consuls, at 10 A. M., of the expected attack, thus giving the foreign residents nearly six bouts of daylight: tq seek protection for their persons, and to re move their property. Had this state of things eventuated in la Natilities, the short of the time allowed to the government foe deliberation on demands, (now 'for the first time presented,) and to foreign lasi? : - dents to seek an asylum, would have beets I the subject of just and indignant erotest. by the respective parties. . . As the i.ing had no means of effectual resistance, rod was moreover unwilling tq provoke hostilities, he yielded to all hie Lordship's requisitions within the times prescribed, under protest of ea- bracing the earliest opportunity of representing, the case to her Britannic Majesty. . . Under the demands thus complied with % the King was forced to acknowledge Aleat - .. , Sampson as acting Consul of H. B. ; M.. whom he had previously refused to recogs , nize for legitimate reasons,' sustained •by evidence the most complete and explicit,,„ drawn out in detail for consideration of tag Lordship, who in his solicitude to support justice, closed every avenue to negotiation, sprung his broadside 1# the town, and re s fused to listen to anything. Mr. Charlton, formerly Consul to H. B; M., after committing a series of highly dial reputable acts, and involving himself to. is large amount,suddenly decamped from the islands,without giving any notice of his in, tention previous to going and engaging passage hi the name of another person, and, iu the hurry of his departure, forget:. Ling to pay his creditors. After his depare Lute, Mr Simpson produced authority foci Mr Charlton, delegating to hina his Corists e lar functions. Mr S. was oLnoxious tbtfiii Government for his deelared hostility. Ile had openly insulted the Governor of 0a1i . 4 had publicly threatened to involve the qrqs vernment in difficulties, and even to: pro s duce the hoisting of the English flag. - .lla had also refused to abide by the decisions of jurists, and acknowledge the existing laws/ His recognition was also protested, , against by the Hudson Bay Companydeho. represent the chief commercial interest of Great Britain in these islands, That. the King paused for advice from H. B. M. go ; vernment before he recognized the uncon firmed appointment, to a responsible once of a person so obnoxious to all parties, in eluding his own countrymen, over wfwate interests he was called upon to preside, is: strong testimony to his honesty and ge4' . .: ~ sense. The King was also compelled, isy arbitrary act o f power,to remove an attach, ment which has been levied upou the lan• ded property of Mt Charlton. for the col lection, in course of law,of a debt acknoW 7 [edged by Mr C.and decided upon by a jury which lir C. bad quite forgotten to provide for when he ceased to be found in this community. He was compelled to set a. side the formal decisions of juries, impan. 'wiled according to law, and to promise' new trials. Compliance having been procured with the exactions already named, others were devised by H. B. M. Acting Consul, (r,e • Vir acknowledged) more unjust a n d arbitt a ry. bur fullysuataining the reputation, 441 tat= eat* of Kr Simpson. Exorbitant ii detnn% ties were claimed without any. damages =UZI