'lie Ails aware tbrit there were persons who were `.'aisporad to c iwil at all such statements as this, where "Stints were employer]. Nevertheless, the fact w the same; awl the increase of prime, owing to s causes, lefeu deep resposibllitY on those who he ' voice to raise against it. (Hoar ) And he would ' those who sat in the Commons House of Parli if their children were destitute and hungry. t. no toed to eat, whether 'hey would consider they were - &Wit wrong by going oat into the fields, and there visiting a few turni to to satisfx the wants of nature. ';.. fiertierirMi,- - :. -- firtfoo iwirig•rgtirivtailit "Door wretches wer,ironitead OK OW yy ken craving Jr hunger ialled aloud,. for food—when wretihedness .. . .. _ ... gr. stalked t iron h the itimets, toil the deStituteched not where' ark* ' tieimis, , ..c4okifylibi'meettnig) 4-, p.a. air ititir ort 4 iiv - incre'irreritite?" - ' - r - .... - f t ~ ;4 , -, t,::' r ic i oniovE,. actio#,, ~-!._ . z• SI-11:1 NrK • -. Sobjees to the thicAkkol of : A • ; THE DEMOCRATIC srAer coNvietirrtos, .4tolte, onis m Win . rning Poo. .71k0.111.AS zwirprz.._ l'rrismittax, FRIDAY, I'F.I3RUARY9, 1844 me A x , CIT NTI senate C ourrrat.— e - meetibgasitheantimaeonic Committee on Wednesday i wailirt4 very Favorable indication for the attecess of tkutSzliextes end plans of the Cray .. man in Allegheny comity. .It was shown that although they may Ter . chase up-anch pitiful mercenaries es .the Gazette, they nenrlof include in such bargains either the shrewd old lenders of the paitY, or the honest rank and file of the - antimainms. The skill, codling and foresight of such fieliticiams as N. B. Craig, are too well known to the people of this` county. It wasi s efforts and that of a fewCithers that raised antimasonry into a powerful end at length a triumphant party. While they led, fede-, rslism was always enceessfult but the whig portion t f Alieparty, thought they had followed long enaugllthey had suffered a g sad many indignities_ from the antics, aad weredetermined to become the leaders, and they -basexueseeded. To add to the weakness of the firderel - party the editoriahcontrol of the Gazette 'pas pe:d into the hands of an unprinapled meson ;who fur •purposei .wa -doubt as_ onorable as those which got -erred his late bargain and sale with the Claymee, re fibted-tii abandon the lodge until he was hunted out bg the othrr journals of the city. Nq wonder that • widgiery -should get in the ascendant when such venel-oreetnres were'made the most prominent men --in the anitTricuionic party--u creature, who joined the ranksTram - raccives of cupidity, and who cloned his -career% theparty by entering intoa bat gain to support -a Groadifaster Mason for the Presidency. - We do imt wonder tbmintinutionry should suffer and be be adstocaci was entrusted to such persoui ajridis;pmeseat editor of the Gazette. But this is di gressing we most get back to the conveutior. A . propositain was made to abandon a distinctive or geiakta!ioo. and to ,kin the , whigs in support of Clay. 'This,propese was strongly opposed by several of uleopiegatir. fileCiat,-among others, spoke against • itiqutid!&o4,pinventicti that they might pass a him= roUidotiois, and still tbe,people would do . as they -ph,Ntrt resslutions . could force bitty or those wiitl'tbony,ht with him, to support Mr Clay. He would itiever vote fOr him, and he knew many others who, lilu,him, would not he forced into measures that •thay disapproved. He proposed that the antimasocs, at it patty, should take impart in the matter, bat leave ev4ototut feeeto act as be - pleased, and when Henry ;C,lity.- was defeated,tish,e hoped he would be, then. they -Ueda reorganize the party on its old principles. .Mr °Claps motion was lost by a small majority, after ak:hicllt heind eleven other, withdrew from the conven tion. .To show the manner in which it was proposed'to ielt4ikentimastms; Mr Thomas M. Marshall, el;,tp tht, *eting, with -appropriate - rennirks, the cophisions end prices of the Gazette's advocacy of Ckliallis. The tarPituile of such a transaction shocked attl iaterrishei many of the delegates, but as some of those, wbohall subscribed to the corruption fund were members of the convention, White escaped the tre it -grant ••isobieh'she would, no doubt, have received had tbe meeting Dot been tainted by whigism ,From what transpired at this meeting, it is manifest -that the whigs reckoned without their host when they supposed that buying up the Gazette would secure the influence of the antimasons for CLAY. They will re run:rano suah aid and without them the cause of Clay ism inthis county is hopeless. tß.sPo*t..—lf thefollowing statement of the effiirts ofthefrienda of Ireland in other cities, is not sufficient to call the blusbof shame to the cheeks of the Iri-sh ' man 'of Pittsburgh; and to arouse them from their au - ripens's, they must indeed be destitute of every pa ' triode feeling, and unworthy to be countrymen ofGrat - tan Ina O'Conne ll : . .io St John, ate meeting held on the first Wednesr 4ayieJanuaryithe sum of seven hundred and eighty dollars, was collected for the cause. 1 144 thelittle town of Waterbury (Connecticut) they ! raised at one meeting $62,25. • In Weetferd, the sum of $3OO was subscribed at a meeting on the 33 9 f. January. iln two villages in the Suue.of New York. there has : beencollectecOteltween $3 and 400. t. In loynclabOttkVirginia, two hundred and twenty &Mara was stffitaibed at a late meeting. The Repealer* of New Orleans met on the Bth Jan teery, awl contributed five hundred dollars for the fur- 1 *Crane° of the cause. The gross receipts' in Boston aUring the "Repeal Year„' amounts to $1.281, n'lct the expenditures to $633,93. Nett receipts, after f expenses $3,648,07. t.,. In New York, as 'we learn from the Repeal papers of that city, the aggregate receipts amounts to $3,893; 4'ode:sponse* to $1,117,90, netting $2,775,10. i- - How much.ltas been.raiscxl in Pittsburgh during the past-pearl Bees any body know? How much will be raised during the currentone? These aro . questions . *which the friends of Ireland in this city should think well on, end not submit to the disgrace of allowing every littlevillageand hamjet in ibe country to outstrip the it in patristic exertion for so glorious an' object. - A grand rally is to take plat:oat Temperance Hall, on Saturday evening.enti we shall then-see what spit it ...ihere is among- the -blamer of Pittsburgh. SP Mai ' 'Pa SEID.InV7'MORE GOOD Nrws mother . Cutuberband",oppointed btu . . delopteion the 8113 inst. ' The follow-log extract of s letter will 'how "AP 4! het. choler, for Qovernor 4 'CA RL I 51. t, Fete y "'DOI'' , the county convention assembled - find el ected the following claim/stem Lewis Heyet:JtelsOlo. Cunit Senatorial, W. M. Matteer; Senataiaiioonter eess W. Carothers, D. 4. 11 0,!!!!!, R. meet u:ithl,econfemkregli ca d ili4ol0 - tolikiplur Matteer. - -Mt sisiaphaaarai)mst they, aralliaocti;:?;-*Ria4intls:atr. *COO milt.: Yea tnas4boo l osAlftl, x itiVlO 3l r:* . Nook, cs+tisria sasdowe . ' - ,!, "Y"."l444alltrt"!- 4111p401 "ilvt combating life trininis. in • tibusfiti itetms -- ef mane listatjsil procured the papers on which the editor was convicted, in a• dishonorable manner. In this the 'ciartii,VlVAT:suiff,7ol4irgqQn - Wirtribo ,mauei:ii*Wilocxl9cu glean'. and - we*st Iniblic°, we were not ihot - int4Aer :deraotrat in She county Ina: anyinformettion onr : lase subject. WeionetpdatmallY denylatting , the inS3rtii: ticai of the pint ntitiiiripeis by which we exposini it icon) cOlocatfcco,frierid;' . an4 . wmpinee this tuisehixxi among the •othcna the editor has told on this sob. "Lent ion TR& PZOLPY.."......We' mulerstand that another edivion'uf • "Light for the People" has been prepared and will be issued. perhaps tbir morning.-- Its charactfr,is the teams as preilticeßiors, audit; is jowled for des. peruse of foisting milk° community, ftdepheods and misrepresentations toe gross to WO milted into the columns of an ordinary paper. `l l 7e understand that it wilt be circitiated• in the oxtail printipally,as hs authors boast that they can play Upon the reiigious prejudices of the country More succ.essfid ly diem with the people of the city. In this we hope they may be mistaken, and that-the effect.oftheiebase efforts may he to excite the just indignation of every 'honorable man against s.uChnitshanorakde proceedings. We are told that it isfilled with thissrepresertudieiss and abuse of F ft Sue etc Esq.,and meanly attempting to excite a prejudice' against him among Oldie who du not know him personally. V herever he is acquain ted, such pitiful schemes can have no influence; this is known to the defamers who have concocted them, - and hence the Secrecy with which they ore prepanwl. We hope our friends in the country will be on their guard , e at the* / ' ry - tiblt: . 01 - 10irifdiiittrtsi" — ilidl&nr44‘al of theq , o4idlnites. (sehig).gd° , tts site esidifathig its the rumors which are afloat in regard io the distribution ofthe "loaves and fishes." WiP3 ' l6.2laOrion will be hung up till 14401 Spring, at leUtt. He may be confirmed: but his recent course in The House renders it doubtful. Cushing will not receive the oases[ ci The Senate to his mission, but the $4 3,000 - has been expended. UpThur.goes to 'France slimily; end it is considered almost necessary that Mr Webster should be called in to negotiate with Mr Peckenbrun about the Oregon Territory. • The nomination of Mr Powell. to Altona has not been acted upon. nor wilLit be till Mr, -Choate leaves the Senate. _ Welker, of Miss., is desirous oT haviug his name sent in as Judge of the Supreme Court of the United Si. Louis.—The Reporter of the 31st states that the river opposite. that piano full about six inches the day before. 'it was full of ice and navigation was.suspeud ed. The weather wasvailder than it had been for somo days previously. Two men bal been arrested fur attempting to pan - counterfeit ten dollar bills on the Narthera Bank of Kentullty. Dtsrn or T 3 KS/J.1112i llostAinit.—The Brooklyn Staramyia "We observe that this revolutionary patriot has departed in his Bil year. H the* for many years past been the mist/alien of the bones of the ma• tyre of the prisonships, deposited in the milt in Jackson street in this city. Thirteen largo coffins filled with the bones of these heroes are lying in the yank, and an emrw ty coffin lined with tin, in their midst, it is understood Mr Romaine deposited there for his own remains.— Now that this eld veteran !tae loft us, it is pro bnble that effeaive inltUstsies will La talon to "give the mat tyre a becoming monuMent Ca Aan !—We learn frog. the Do ter (N H) Gazette that on the evening of the 24th ult , at an exhibition of the Union A.ca .taiy at D irh vn, du crowd was so immense upon the floor of the upper story. that the pillars heasath gave wiy. an .1 with a sudden fall oft:00,1313, all ware procipitatod so no 12 feet The crash of timber an.l the of the women and children ware horribly terrific. It is thought none ofla sulTorers ware m trtally %roundel, though many were severely injured. Sstuaintzo.—Two individuals. named Sutton and Harris, were arrested in New York city on Friday, on warrants issued out of the United States district at torney'soffice, on a charge of smuggling six bales of clothes, which were seized some few days since on bcatd a sloop in the East river. Thu . pmpert< it valu ed atabout $12,000 to $15.060. It is supposed that this discovery will lead to the develop rent of a syste matic plan for dermit ding the customs. Several per sons of higher standing than the parties arrested ore said to be implicated. iNTEtdPILRANCLIN TURRET —lt is said though the Turks have abandoned; for the most part. the use of opium, they use morn ofthe 'Christian liquors." New England rum and Holland gin have become the sta ple articles of import, and both are nnw used very freely and extensively: Intemperance is prevailing a mong them at,a fearful rate . • - . Hon. ALEXASDII.4 reaTilil.—The death of Alele" - ander Putter beingannunced in the Senate, the Hon. Thomas H. Beata . ), Smator from Missouri, made a feelingaddress, from which we quote the following; "Honors to the illustrious dead se beyond thecils charge oft debt of justice to them, and the rendition ofcciesolition iu their friends:thlty become lesioninnd examples for the living. The story of their humble bee ginning. and noble conclusion, is an example to be followed, an incitement to be felt. And' where shall we find an examPle more worthy of imitation, or more roll of encouragement, than in the life and character of, Mese/Wog •rerteri—a lad 412111.1er age-e-stu ortolan with a widowed mother and. younger children-"the l father martyred in the cause of freedom-ven exile be fore he was ten years old—en ocean to lee crowd; atitf a strange lend to be seen, and a wilderness of a 1040 , !idles' to be:penetrated before he could find a resting piseilfar rlbei sole of hil'foot; then education to be ac- 1 Aulied, support to be earned, and even citizenship to be pined before he could Make his own talents'avail abla to Ids support: conquering ell these difficulties by /as own egctlions, OM tbeild of en ~mild* nn ele---(twill issinelilat: fur the ipisefisctor of youth de sorrels 0 teit'traisied with hawacthe 'highest places) "-,Witii'llqthher hid bat that & in under: kindness, . - Str'A*.claul der Poiter is* tneesitunt re Nashville; at , se ila'araigrivit triai - VOW, tad tiP'nf 'tire genensas iiiiiiiitii whiCh belong in the thibihn, 4'60 'toil; this ill' eir4ii,ol'oilib6"l'ilint "die Oil!' 'Wald. thus starting in the ..New World 4 ,-.with everything to gain Worth could be eejoyed; leer: etnsitledvlevrestrthiy object,eiiiher britlinnt or ssilysta ilia, rot Mir& - iii . tiiir • :: and psrlggle r hi ibis li:i, , .. 1 i Prom the New York - Son, Extra, of February 5. FiveOsys Later teem Serape. I , Ay the Pacizeft3hi , Montezuma, Capt. Low ' *al t ;;', undo. root nt n t. , -t„ I he on. r. bushing had left India for Canton. t, The Jury to try the Iriah Repealers are all proms- the Gazette out nearly a iesda!,, al??ut / jib then falseiw ... is . . vety TO W 2 aditti i rbbdy t ITMEi , remil t yin ittehtr England.is months.- - -The revenues of the Kingdom ofGtent-Brinsitshed -- inataa. 72s 4/ 0 /,'itordwqparTel 1/11-4612,8Z51s of lithioiliwes. foirrit:ltatichns;_ The I total increase:Sur theAnutt eadra Jaanary,sthl344 alai- • - -• The tiecstiliti froin'tiOrle - nretneTaitileUlj7 s fretis 'extraordinary sickness lirtroareht amongst the troops. Out of .- ton army afliblust 13,000 them n bedtime third was-in the hospital:" The state of trade at Canton was not satisfactory, owing to.thectricklof the Hon; merchants; and their adherents, the linguists: The suite of trade along the coast is said to be . satisfactory. • - Mr. Steele has givertinstructions to have Sir James Graham, the Duke of Wellington, -Sir Robert Peel, -and Lord bynilkurst immediately sninmoned to Dublin to give evidence on the trial of the Repealere. °retina the great Hong Merchant is dead. He Vr3/1 ostensively connected with American Merclnuts. Elosnitn, the- Hong Merchant, leaves a properly valued' at fifteen millions of clonal.. The January over land mail from India and China has arrived: According to accounts from Bombay dated' the Is t of Decemben; British troops were moving in' :various directions telvardst.he' Ptmjaub where a crisis was• speedily anti ipateit. IRELAND. Starr. mines—Tree SrltptALJua.Y.—The process of striking aSpeci.al 313'y 'in 'die:Vise of the'fitete tra- TM sets commenced atl2o'clock 0* W edneselne, ie the office of Mr-Bourne, eicirkof the Crovyn. r The !tartlet, proceeded, lalrKertenia for the Crawn and Mr Car/twit/111hr the {reversers, to reduce the Mick naming one alternately, Mr Kemmis never fail ing to name either a Catholic or a Liberal. eleven of the former and one of the latter, and Mr Camwell each time exclaiming, "There's another Roman goner The list cu e at length riduced'to the twenty-Tuar._ Greet eciniplaints are; tirade that the Clowtriakinuld have struck offevery Catholic that earned up from the ballot box, which is eteraidenel equivalent to lambing . a jury, as tlttetravereere will now. be tried by a jury composed entirely offeitettants. On Friday Mr O'Connell arrived m Kilkenny on his way to Dublin. The mayor, the bai:iffs; and officers with the civic paraphernalia met bim in state. Friday On the parties' attended before'the Clerk of theCnwrn, for the purpose of rednaing the list. Mr Maliony offered affidavit* of the parties omitted, and every pro e fateestasary to bring the matter before the law officers in a tangible shallot...proposing to have thi list at once amended. All los observations Were met by the clerk with Cie reply, that he had nothing to do with the matter, and that his simple duty was to see the list reduced. Mr Mahony at length handed in a formal protest. The progress of striking the jury listconint3nced on Thursday. and Mr Brewster and Mr L tngley attended on behalfof the Crown, and Messrs Whitesides„ Ma bony, and °thee on behalf of the traversers. It ap petite thatthe panel, of which a copy had lizengrantred. bad been examined, when it is alledged the tmversers' counsel friend that a neraber of the persensadmitted as qualified jurors, were not recorded ue the list; and it is saidthat the parties so omitted are all liberals, and many of , them Catholics. !drO'Coneell bad been making triumphant progress through some parts of Ireland previously to the com =mem rot of the trials. On Tuesday night Mr 0' Con nell arrived in Cork. REPEAL ASIOCIATIO%.—The weekly melting of the Repntl Association was held, on Tuesday lest, in the Conciliation-hall...PrAltretke wee called to the chair. At.er sonetstilltalleentarticle in the Edinburg Revise , ..,oCeesteKtnesetnetedehe Meese of the repeal4loB 2,2 d, ',Marking that the a metlettejlithliTtitaitsittive'mteltlis were 701 or 80 teak, - , '- ;SPAIN. Our ad Irilm'ariarfelvelefelie r t2B.* Dtitember. The cifye*,43l 'der prrenat Otput nvereheileing militaarOwiter tetetin tmniciuiL bit the position of affairoras liotaitiered on all heals to be -extremely criticar is stated by the Castellano, that several of the in dividuals rhareed with havine ' arerripted the assas sination ofGetieml Narvaez has escape.) from prison. The Spanish Treasury is deplorably off fir money.— The government propose applying, it is said. to the Bank of San Fernando and to Messrs. Rothschild. GREECE. &Vices from Athens ef the 13th December,rtnnounce that the National Assam:sly had con c luded its prelim inary arrangements, and was preparing to settle the draft of the new constitution. The Holy Synod had expressed its opiaion that the Greek Church should recognise the supremacy of the Patriarch of Constan tinople. Greece continued perfectly tranquil. INDIA. The Indian Mail was received in London on Thurs day evening, with letters and pnpera from Bombay ti Doc. 1.. The principal items relate 's) the prevalence of great sickness in the twa newly acquired possessions cf Sinde, in India, and of Hung Kong in China. Peace prevails throughout British India, although the pre paratioua fur war were busy throughout the north western districts. An army of about 15,000 men was assembled on the banks of the Sutlej, and another was collecting at Agra; the former to ecmpel the Sikhs to adopt some regular fixedsystem of government of Gvra lior to make proper arrangetn.mits. The last number of this magazine contains an attack on American literature, end this de* . it i s l eve ll e d mnsde et our Poets. Sti.l American taste, American Impudence, American Society and American love for the "Almighty dollar" are not spared. The review is probably from the insme . _pen as,.,that which not long ago dealt an severely ilibtmineviripepor press. Bry ant, Halleck, Longfellow and Einefenti meet with a little kindness from the reviewer, hut alas for the feu! WO make room for these enamour to show the spirit of the article.—Newark rut. _ Mos z r.—The one thing that goes dawn most suc cessfully in America is money- Titieletheßerri whiab has so effectually strangled the Ideal in its iron gripe. A bag of dollars, is a eater introduction to the "best society'` in Amarica thin the highest literary reputation. A lam IU4 author will b stared at, and jostled ahem and asked questions, and have his privacy seared anti broken in upon by impertinent curiosity, but a rich ,rnan moves in an atm 'sphere of awe and ser vility, and conimarais every thing that i. to be had in the wayof prezedence.and pornp,and circle worship. As there must be an aristocracy everywhere of some sort, of blood, or Went, or titles, so America his mode her election, and set up her aristocracy of dollars—the basest of all. Socurrt.—Certainly there is nothing so vulgar and base as Aeterican refinement-. 7 nothing so coarse as American delicacy—nothing so tyranical as Aniericai freedom. The worthy woman in the comedy who cries out at every turn "What will Mrs Grundy any ?" is the exact type . of the fashionab(e society of America It lives in census tt terror of its dignity, and is as much afraid cif catching any enntagiou in its polite manners as ho o est pimple would he of incurring public shame, Porrat.."_A =ricer! Poetry" always reminds us " of the advertisements in tho newarapera. besde4...7)„, Most substituterfer silver:" it it he not the genuine thing, .it ..look4tsisut handsome, and is miles out of sight cheaper." We arefarfram regarding it es a just ground of ;re proaeh -to the Americans, that-their poetry is little bet ter than elfar off echo tithe fatherland; but we think it is 11 Ireriliala to theil that they simian eternally thrustnie their pratensionin the &net educated: au. done. In this perticuler, aria moat ethers, what they want in the integrity of their mostunptiod, they make up in swagger and - impudence. Tto believe theinsehres,• they are the fittest poets in the whole world; befire we close this article, we hope to satisfy the raider that: with two nthree-emeeptions,thereis enema of Mirk in - the whole Union. . • _ TarGesse nee ste.."--111 the name of a new pa, per riblished it New ilium end Hartford Coen. and dAsyntad lo the defence of. Catholic principles, smite theintrt its of the Irish popuTelion, cf. the Union'. FOREIGN QUARTERLY '', ADJOURNED MEETING I SH KRIFF'S SALE. . ' Dlsushition. 1 2- fie; ening Men's Democr Association, ca 1Q Y virtu/tot' a%• of Fieri Fear's issvd o uip( T . ParlwribiPs uthlier the- B r ol or Sholoist 4 i: . ington Hotel, on I esezday Evening, 1 JJP District Co , and to me deecte4 willlbe , „ lehell. is this day Classolved. D. B. Banti .-. 4 4 ': , ~,,,.. ~.. sedate ingslivsal ill : Spirt '' . ' the •ty wit tintie she Steam Boat Agency and Cognate* .: e: ti n being being ra il ed 6y it i - , nig! , igei..44 ' a -A Ll s, and is alone authorized to collect and seta ~, m" 'n the last m A t D. B. SHEBLE, h, raved by W. . e `. , i ; ; all 8 8 A ' till ful i , 3.11e' 4of said firm. Iw , • cif 'restitution mint t • 't• , lb e,' -ri , ,c trsti ikil Feb 1. 1844. Witter st. near Wood.. suspended, and th +t the meet von rLlficers by ° a ' th ,in an ts the ovi g Seri preperty, t . viva voee. N i stile e lust by large tjorit •..,.:1 - se•.• ; s now being part of lot No —in the general plan of the city , . . - 1.6 .• - n "The Cry is Still, they Corse." ", , .. . • yr... "* .5 ,,,,,,, m0 i., 6 „..d i bur 4„ ...l . lo . .t . ricting,RnAlT corner of Front attA N o Taurt " riavvi r ailm.. .... 4wai i iiijoah street, a 'el•Z• alieticst s'infeT4oreillhellet' - fi.trai- el the 'association, itiosT.tluti:Mr,,Elallas eail just received ett•coolt's Litersogr Deot. a he ii ia l&t gr ‘t r ' 0-i n r ii ii, g 6/ tenting o ff thiO votes;- Wit Bittitiarellel with Root , etteet4 9 fect,.lberSce kr ',4i r i el .,. ; . , a:1. ~ • ; -. :.: !!%: ` l SC. ~ .i -- canntneres. - • - 4 line pivalirly,:ith ‘Y.o9))titrkti4 l :l 9 l9ttefr...9.nt...strees, ___Lostarings of mleamr--,17-Lestryi -by Charlet imweei. P.r.ortdink: -. s-; VilerPrensient. , , ?sr:- rya: Ae alinie Front - street - 40 feet - to the late ar' authorof ,Charles O'Malley, Toll Burke,f f irk 'iuie I,illiskorviotia„,3 4, MI. of wince "`> ~ #1 N i si' „. ilnit The interest of said Smith being a life .ton &c . .. ~.,. ,'" ~ _''''...' ."- i a.!, 3 .I '.) ' 1 ' '. * Satrel Snowden 49 Thos Hamilton 52 Jnu Cov le 52 es login said property, osi which is erected two four ; b „.• ' griming ft, . a tale of a tape cutler. or the-assejrar, •.. 113 - uirnifiewir . - --------- 7 -4.-- i n e. 7 4.1a.w ini . . 1.0 . 8 ..* -- - 66,4 - -4,11,413044 * -4. " -. ! •- ;irturne'd MercUthr by otter •re*Atzto* - e''' - - ''.. Corti' - lag Se/ '' . y. - reasztrer. ' - teresca mdaSilesei-Shilthuts ilt efidtliothetkB,imilig„. 1- Mystery, de Peru, `Er Sus, ituutur de Me pleases( prorty, beginning eso Y.roest, *eel at We oell& I t hud, -.., • -.i.,.•-: - ..,.... .- Th°sP .l °" ll3ll /- 5 / • Ch ...,,,,b 61 : 0 4 48 1qbhg"._,... ~..,..62..... pomp( 60 C eet op in _w ee d we e r, theoce plot% FrOot. 1 Wa . nsissistrt 4 4 Just taattiunTh Tailor lbrotigh The result of the Electicid being _orinituritiod tit the street:l7 feet. thence in a line parallel %gib .Ws sal . .0. Association, it was then very eiciquently addressed thence- in a fine parallel with Freak-1 fro m ur°Pe g na ... , 4he ' Ea "-- ' fr i r P 0 lielijulul ' tratt • l4lll44 m esar i, H am m on . mibis.yorter. and inhirs„;-"triber street 1 4 7 0 6itipe fee dil4l6 , 46.6 , live.pervirst ilviiitiwriod the mud Geri:rein editlon.b) Win eitsyrat.. which, on reties...h. moth, ResmieeskThat a Commit- Neil, Wietehis of every ski, Ple, a D leo, teildrir. tee of five lm appoints3d to pyiriares a °Mete" feet to Fimt it'aallB"B° Place of begili a l a g" er with Strife and Peace, by_froderike Bremer, trete: , node .0(0y f4ws, &instilled saken in execution 113 the property. of 'the hm a r ,Al am tt ow i tt , _ to be reported to the Association at its next meeting. taid"Satntkil ..Bmilb.ittl• le kill:: filf WM IVICKTItgh ,Trtre''''A'isi - SWe PGlrforr4z and Scene, Per ; ic - ' 4 •:: Resoland, That a Committee of thirteen be - Co . for use, end td be sold by P.' TROYILLO, c ' Q 4 bi Thomas J•rarnham. • • -; •• • •••., pointed,to appoint C eneittees inthe di ff erent Wanda, Sherilflatlltesi•feb'y:73.lB44.".-. - ..; - • s•-z-3 , llhe r ite Lo . dy , s a rr .- evreof . z . tigue - tte, 1 , , , y . an. Ei o itt t v , , Boroughs,3aria.sTawashifze throoghli the Camay, to eo-.3i• , . • • ' • :1 -=• ' - •of Rank, to which is added the Ladies' Rena ' ol l ' cerry•opt the objects, or the Assochuion. Resolved,' ; That the Chair appoint said Committees. SHERIFF'S SALE, BY 'ADIGURNMENT. the Toiletoz,lll3._ el :Kiri. nes. aittElitsB44., tton-, On motion of W. W. Dallas, By virtue - of a writaf•VerufitiottlF• EillPtelar,: hewed ' i a ppriiil4, tIM COuntessele-Calabesllit. ~ t " -ng 0m - au thor iima asper C•foise. by John aneour, Resolved, That all persons who hare signed tints out of the Districtscours of-Allegheny comity. and to ~,L . ...,_i ,_. . . , it: ut Constitution be expected to come forward and give me directed, 'will be exposed to public sdia..at the 7,17,7: 0 7 ra of Silvio pejo°, o r Ary plisong..tiszip ] their share towards defraying the expenses of the asso. court house on Irsonday i the 19th day-of February, A. ' . •- , 3,,i; ciation. • . : D. 11144,-attlO 'clocko At- fil:ehlifelltreiring rpogliari, h4 ir ed kr • fro 2 ; ed th ic e a l_ta_ Bll °- . . ...,, Teal Examiner and Record of Maui The: Chair appointed the following gentlemen es_ to wit: •- -• -• ' . Mir said Committee*: • - • All therightisitle, interest and claim of Alexander Saillaci, edited by Rob't M. Houston, M EVllettfik• monthly. •;`. 'gra. Committee on By Laws. J. R. Johnetna, r.J. B. M. Anderson and Thomas RobineeeZefs loll") ta s ac tr" Little Fresteltinkm mails- Water Lasta r and aim Gnirk", B Hogan, Geo, L. Robinson. F. L. Snowden: tain Taint. tries:M . oT gr wnd't{itit3W inkhei ritty" I;if :Pitts CoMmittee to appoint Consetittees. Rohr. Porter, beret, bounded and describedris fellows, to wit Front.; tales. o f the „, ti m"). ~ _ b y - 99 "irs-,„ „ e _P ,„Marne. ____., ;__ ibtlast ' i ptiiiii• i pi v .. ; t tmitii. pi :anja:: j ic r?. ..i itsar. 4l .l 2 warwin , :i ( C R,bi lms. ,-.E r.. ! i fo n e g t on oli Sect ono md ai r itrep t it ! im is , fite san t r , in and iktp, e rtisusit liagv ag er b i.. ;: ,...w l , oo a vu d rremi u 4 7 7 " s i A i l i i r man ,q fr Cs4 : h .,: c umn sid - nll; l 7y i l ßogie l w o , u : tAir.. , c 7::::: ir... . i 1 Whisten,Jno Coyle, Ge ' cs. Spongier, Coles Tuwnsend, 80 feet street, rind - Itolinifeli by said . 3CF - . feet sheet, .....,.. - 3 .-3-4 ratb, New York. John T. Hamilton, Jacub M'Collister. ' by Gai street; by,'Socond street, end by property sof Ei By request of the fawning einttemikii, it was —Culbertson, on which is erected a brick honk+ used Resolved, That they hare permission to withdraw for crutoofacwring ghtme withatiortseeteculatAlbstek from the Association. end that their names be stricken tug house, brick mixing room , aria sand . mill, stable from the Constitution: John Birmingham, Chao. Bar- and coal sheds. Seized and takenin execution is the nett.. Dan's. Weartz, Jas. C. Pettigrew, Geo. Thomp- property ofthe said Alexander M. Andersen and Thus son, Lewis Kim, Jacob Gardner, Peter Scully, Wm. Robinson, it the suit of Pollard McCormick, and to C. Meredith, m. Wood•%. be sold by. . '; , _:-.• - .E. TROY-111.0;altlif. On motion of W. W. Dallas; Resolved,'That when Sheriff's Gice, Pittsburgh. Feb. 8, 1844. this Arioelation adjourns,-it adjoirrnetritilS6ttin4 ay the- feb 9-.3s 17th inst. et 7 o'clock, P. M. • Ou motion, adjourned. SAIK'L. SNOWDEN, Pre et. L. G RosixsoN, Sec'y TEM Committee appointed to report the By Laws, will meet at-the Washiagtaa 40 9 4,, ! 0 Sr►tndu~erca iny neat, at 7 o'clock. J. R. JOHNSON, then PITTSBURGILMAREZT. REPORTILD TOR TI Pore BY ISAAC 11.1.8,1113 Friday Monsitair, Fein/Ars? 9.1844 TM weather has become cold and stormy and bust ness &dant heavy: bat wilrinou 4Pcidlitia vanceit. The stacks are good and daily improving and great preparations are malting for an early and we hvrievit goad BE4 pratitabli stprhwheislisess. last there is a uniform the of one quarter of a cent a pound on iron and nails,- owing to the high and firm price au blooms and pig metal. There arc now daily inrstrakoficesi Orleans sugar, molasses, &c, but the prices are Emu, at oar cps:na tions. Flohr—Superfine per bbl from wagons and boats 3 50 a 3 621 and from states 3 75' . a $4 per hbl. Griin—Wheat 67 a 70; rye, 33 ti 35; corn. 33 s 33; oats, 22 a 23. " Asher--Scorctiings, 34; pots, 3i a 33; pearls, 41 4 1- Blexims—Snles of 2 to 300 uina ot. $6O. Pig Matal—Sales er4lllslzetly tierd, a. 26; mid dling, 26 a $27; Hanging Rock, tiotidast,23 Loud—Sales of pig per 100 pounds, 3 40 a $3 311, and bar $4. Said .—_.-Vioerssush doll, $4 75por bushel; timoihY, $1 25 per bushel; 9axseed.9o a 95. J - Feathers—Sales of Kentucky 24 a 25. and gond 0hi025 a 26 cents a pound. Provisions—Bacon, country, hog round, 4 a 41;city, 4. cents a pound; beef, paid by botcher., 250 a $3 50 per 100. GROCERIE 3--ccalutstcv riams. Coffee--Rio, 71 a 9; Ln biro, 8 n 9i; W I. 7 n 9 Sugar—New Orleans. new, in hhds, 6.1 a 7i. in 61,15. 7 a fle:lf Sugar advaneforL-14 - for single; 15 a 17 for double refined. Molasses (N. CI.) 31 a 33. Tea—Young Hyman. 37i a 70; Imperial, 65 a 35, Gun Powder 60 a 80; Peuchong. 60 a 70. Intligo—S Float, 1,45 a 1,60; Mantilla, 1.25 a 1,40. Madder-15 a 16; Molasses,. (new,) 34; Tanners Oil, 418 a '24, Pepper 101 a 12; Alspice 10 a 111; Cloves. 374 a 40. Cassia, 28 a 35; Rice new in Tura ers,'4 a 45; Nutmeg, 1.65; Codfish, 41. 4t, Coiton Yarn—has advanced No. 5 to 10-19 c par money No 11 to 24 from 20 to 31c. Long Reel-500, 10 film 600 to 1000 9ln 7c per doz. Candle wick 19c; Carpet chain 22c Cotton sheeting, Pittsburgh Manu facture, heavy 36 inches wide-81c a yard. PRICE'S COUGH CANDY ONLY 6 1-4 CTS. A j Cheap and pleasant remedy for boat sness and a slight cough. The rapi 1 and increasing de mand for this candy is the bast evidence of its true value, and numerous individuals who have used it, speak highly in its favor, these facts have induced the subscriber to call the attention of die public to this ar ticle. The city nada supplied by the dozen or gross at the manufacturer's price, at the Wholesale and Re tail Drug store of , JON KIDD ? feb 9 corner of 4th and Wood sts- To'llOool Teacher% WA NTED, two nrtle and two female teaohers,tp cons nenco public schools in the borough of JohnstOwn, Cambria county, on Monday, the Ist day of April nett, to continue ten months, with . a vacation of one month in the middle of the term. None'need apply, unless they can come well recom mended. By order of the Board of Directors. it KRATIER, Vres't. Attest—S H &arta, Soc'y. f 9.35 SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a writ of Vanditioni P.sponas. issued out of the District Court and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the court house lathe city' of Pittsbureh. on Wednesday, the Mli day' of March, A 130 1894, at 10 o'clock A M, the following property, to wit: All the right, title, interest and claim of Benjamin Darfin , Tton of, iu and to all that certain lot or pier* of firoluid 84411 min or, l'Ausk)Prib; Anl 9,llkrkeflill the general Plan . said cit y 1 1 4,336, biskitniittgqii corner of lot No 3:2sy:thence by a lint. runoing.qn Mkr ketostreet towards Third street 36 feet (Including the , twq three , story brick stores, one - occupied *by Items key Sc. Palmer, and the °diet late occupied by Dar lington St Peebles) thence by a line at right angles with Market street and 'along the limo of lot No -- owned, by the heirs of Ablshai Way, dec'd4llo3 feet to an.itroet, (being the Tine of the said heirs o f Abishai Way) a line parallel with Market street towards' Fourth street Iofeet.6 inches, thence by a line paral lel peith Fourth street 70 feet to ChanceryLane,thenae along said Chancery Lane 25 feet 6 inchcs to the cor nett of lot No 325, and thence along the fine' of said tai 'l7 5 fe-it to the place of beginning. The above de scribed property is subject to a mortgage for ten thOu sand dollars exccympilimPACts Darliarton to Charles Bird et al, January Ist, recorded in mortgage book C 3d, page 483-.. Sfized And taken in asecu;isa as the property of the said Benjamin Darlington,at the suit of George R White et al; and to be sold by F. TROVILLO, BirseirsOffme, Pinalmorgb. Fob', 7. A El 1844.- DR. Mclainf ANEDRICArt WORM StECIFIC lioproxo.tintA Cw. Va,.-Jan'y 10.1844. Dear Sir: I can assure you that I have bean lathe habit of using your American Worm Specific isr ‘ toy famiit foe of a other of Year Wan- inOsPavrilkir fistind It to expel enormous numbers of worms. &Sib being the fact I canfidantly recommend it. • To Dr CiMaileivitiOLrmr. For sale atthe‘ Drug Stare of JON. 'KIDD, • HARTSTOW?I, Crawford Co. April2B, '43. _ Mr .10 x ICalarAirisr This . kirk cargify,sbt I hough,. 2 rrux. l .cl'Litnes Vermifuge of your Agent,and used in my practice, and out of the 2 doz. I did- scot hear of one instenem, where, there etas ettY AV -4 n having the desired effect, and in piety case expelling from 25 to 50 Worms. • , N, B. Thia statement rfrealy make, that the pep ple may try and know itigi effects of this powerful - For: sale ac tile'rtrng Store Of. JONt No. 60, Corner 4th and Wood streets. feb 9, 1344. . Pitt:An:nib . a m b A TRIM f: gory brick house, situate Wy, • he street, neer the New Court House.— There W a large ewe tooyn, shelved _ and, fitted for grixitrietotel: nOtudetif of ft. relstne snit a garret. It will be rented Imir. to a good tenant' (94t - • • • PATRICK QUINN; TO GLAZIERS 41YDGLASS CUTTERS. SH EMS Patent Diamonds, set with key, const an tly in *WO : atutfot. talekti thitirtDenT-ntows JON. KIDD, corner af•!th nod Wood sts. - : - •=1 THE false and ittfamoui imputations' intended to be cast upon me, by a card that appeared In the Morning Post of the 11th inst., requites a statement, feint me to tiftlet`ptreitihii'engeger in this persecution. ." • The charge that i will not pay the prices for work is Wise, and known to be eisby those who make it. It is evident to 'eery -body in and enter the trade, that the value of labor dependsr tea great extent, mi the manner in which it is performed,and sh' quality of the material worked upon. , riciod'workmen on good cloth deserve and receive correiponding *ages; but whore inferior workmen are employed on cheap cloths, thlt afford little or no profit ; it is unreasonable and absurd to expect employers to pay exorbitant-prices far mak ing cheap artielesla itthleh,titay.yeirlite Every trifling AARE CHANCE;—SCHOOL FURNITURE FOR _t profit. The poor , men employed on this kind of work, i sALE' ' are the special objects of these Orsons * .vitlil. aided byflo SCHOOL DESKS.. With moveable :lids; sem*. , would-be rival establishments, are attempting to injure lel 1-1 inkstands and: screws and iron plates i° s 8!" the business of the 44'tivee-Ilitgri - IWrs." If they l them to the floor. • , _ • could get work at *then shop:tier the men they are maw 2 fine large britches: trying to coax or coerce out of my employ, their con. ' I platform, fur teacher's dent; duet might not appforoviF,ceoauralrlN. kat this iley.e, I table with four goodtiv draers: not or will not di. .I`hey cure alit if theirvictinas sluet:a All iu geed preseriation, And but flute used„,togsek starve—all they care fur is to ernharre'ss 'me in getting er with clothes nicks, &e, sttiutble for a large school. , my goods manufactured, after-that they are regaigjoa ; These will be sold cheap, if applicatirm be madoins. of the wrung titeyittilk.t:olithii.p.uie padek the: wee 'meaidgely, at the General Agency Office, next doer to." into their measures. _ the Toot Office. EGOLF & FOSTER. Ai to-the wages, f 'can fear'essly assert that the pri. jan 25 - ces paid by me aft,,bolte,t a!utmqro_athrsznageouß to the operatives` thin otiferlftitiftir establish • ment in th 4 city. ' Inetead of forcing them, who work fur me to receive orders on which they must stiffer `ru inous shaves, I,pity httrall.lidck iiietertiornd the ad vantages of such payments are too well known to workmen to require explanation. _ Those Who work for me have no complaints to make; they know that I give them employment eirlietter ternii than they can git`at iifotheerstiMpi. Mid they'. Weed losißinglrixtutl tinue, but far the efforts of squads of idle petsons who follow thorn on the streets and make them return the work from which they expected to realize the means of su,Pport for themselves and families. 1 - Tithe persons who ere engaged in this disreputable; conspiracy thiadvdrat they. eiswittimittob in my busi ness by the coarse they are purseing they ate very much-I mistaken. Large as.toy stock. of gwds is. I can have it all manufactured by good workmen siiMere Isxt dependent to become the tools of envious deideroo '-old defies," Aron are' unable to compete with the 'Three Big Doote4' and to preservesheirindependence thaythittkit it inatesfigAtem.to work,cui- tit 1 1 can give them good.Wtges and . prompt pay;fri - tir than to juin die idle few who are trying to force poor men out of employment with the hope that bfatiffaiitg 1 they can injure e t ti,egostdishotent that-has given Mere WOrir• - _.#1 , 414/ o .llMotiltnfit, 4 . 3 eliestt all chastity_ shops that aviator trying tikannoylt. In closing this (lard, it Maybew_ it to inform my friends mid the'poblidal lerge,that prt ear, article in the altititintatAiati find loaistsge to - toethiratibit shortest mitiesend 'in Ctrs mast fellhicumble style at the "Three Big Doris." - The gnat -variety and -ex eellencetef my.surck elothstsviilenable me to please all tastes The public are respectfully invited to call and examine : for theu ffig melvel. • - ' ' '/ hi ll eTAMEt • 1 - Three Big Dottrs, Liberty item& TO THE JOURNEYMEN TAILORS OF THE UNITED STATES. IsTilVAGrOalrAi9 o9l3l .a thft,ne l e r r kg 11 thii city, atiA 4egtliteniut; sYgned• oinf - • Ccosx cr." for 2titatot i rEAtata call at his store in this city; where 'they' Quaid gen satolusat em ployment and receive cast; is payment. • The Society halm thought ; proper (having the welfare of the p ade at hear to 'eipe,se this base move ment,bl aintrtni through the fount jentaihs , that the Journeymen of this -city, -ass at present on r. strike *ohm an attempt being made by this and other iadi viduals to mince their wages; and all Joutneyasentars hartity restlitniesi. &truest coming to this city , aritittla, expectation of gettiorompplvmeot from this tovtttt or monstait who bastfini *mom iiiitt•inch an inducement fifitheni loco:wee this place, as be has esptessed determination P OT tour she Bill. febll-6( • $p order at . *a naamtf** PsTsa Hu, corner 41b and Wood its PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, . "SM. - 9941 RS isaralrosposatussifor.customers at,shortste : 500 dozen 7 by 9,5-112 10...91-10 p i 10 by 12, anal° by 14 Window Sash and. Window Glass, by the bow, tr,v4tr, tail, to suit; Cast-steel Axes, Hatchets, ShirnaktOtk::: Spades; Coffee mills, Files and Rasps. Match s,- ent Buckets. Tubs, Churns, half bushil and. mcasures, Brusliss-orial kinds, Bed cor4s, &c.. - ing Glasses, Kniires and Forks, Fen; roam and Mtge Knives, Cantilesticks,Snuffers and Spoons,. all of which will bassld on_ecncummodming terms. ISAAC HAREM Agent Isaac= marching, No 9, Fifth "h: FOR SALE CH EAP. : —A Food second hand Cacti= ran Patent Revolving Pistol that fin's several times with onceioading, and in gtiatetder, wilhba sold for the owner, who iiimor and • wishes to sell. •"" ISAAC "HARRIS', - • Agent-and Connnissien Iterchant, • Nn. 9-, ttifthig. ALLZGHICN It COUNTY S. S. , 3 ' ~."" In the matter ofthe administration Recount L. S. of George W. lack-son and J. Menden, ......... administrators of the estate of Chad** H. . Jones. dee'd. - And nonYto ark, Feb 5; 1344, On motion of C. 4:1 Loomis' the Court alit:Knot F. R., Shank, Esq. attain* to distribute - the rirooeyin the hands of the tidtrll,. tor' above intoned. • By the Court, - ••••• • THOMAS FA RLEY, MTh. Notice is hereby 'given Mist the Auditor appoklald in the above cause ail) attend to - the duties of the 44*- pnintment at his office in Fourth street, PittstoniA oa Monclio..thqA 4khuxh, 1844, at 3 o'clock, P. M. - fehtl-3t. - FRS. R'SI4IINK, Aliministratos's Notice. THE subsclibers have taken out letters of Ad ministration on the esta-e of Robert Grass,Esq,- late of the city of Pittsburgh, deceased.. All persona. indebted to theestate of said dec'd will make Immo. diote payment, and - all persons having claims *gala* saki estate will present them for settkmumt, NANCY GLASS, - GEORGE W GLASS: . N. 0. Sugar. 2g RHOS New Orleans Sugar, just wiceiired,And, kj, fur sale by lIAILM AN, JENNINGS &CO. .- 03 48 3Vood n. Rice - rt. (I TIERCES, tresb, just received andfor mass-iv MAILMAN, JENNINGS* CO: • Ia" 43 Wood it RA NBER R lES--40 Bushels Creaberries,iirbnit N./article, just received and for sale by - REINHART &STRONG, - - j 3 I. • 140 Libeney . 1110 EAR SKlNSidwrisod an d tuni undrassed,j4.... ea fur Gala tly A. c05.4.f . • FOR SA LE, THE. LATE Silt. RQVAUD'S • . ' ' OLD ace. fr HE subicribeir,, agreeably to , the Will of Mr Roo 1. and, and by . order of the Executors, will sell AG' between this and the first of April next, at privets ale,' the entire sutck,of 'Liquors and Wince belonging to the deceased.ra the old stind, next door to the corner of 3d and Markelt street,. Pittsburgh: consisting of 10,000 galloni of OLD Vt HISKEY. well known all over the United States; 100 bottles do; Holland Gin in bottles; 120 gallons French •Ifiantly; - : Port, Rota, Muscat. Champaign, end varloototbetWiaes, but principtylly. Clarets; together with suielry,articlos which be ittip# for sale, (except. the Dry Goads, which will be sold 4.. 1 Auction on the 7th pron. at the store room, two doors above.) None of the Whiskey is less than nine year! old, and much of his fturn twenty to thirty years oldo—: To give an opportunity to correspondents in Philadel:7 , phis. St Louis, lied other places at a distance Oft are waiting for a public sale) to get some of this iseF: ebratadwhiakey.-sehencethat may never again 000ni —the irde-of two hundred barrels of it will be restere4 until the 29th of February next. The price for the Oldest Whiskey; is $2 per gallon: for the ether Ilkpargalkrn. Terms, cash per reentry. MICHAEL bicCLOSJEEY% , jest 30 talLases Woraii Specilic Arabi & . This is w certify that with one vial of Dr IdaAaVe Worm Specific, one army children passed twenty stet en Worms, another eighteen, and a thtrd six wan. Please let me-have another vial, for it is the most/at. prising Worm medicine I ever saw. JOHN BRADEY, 6 mile Ferry. For tale at the Drug Store of JON. KIDD.. Jen. SI ' Corner 4th and W_ooci ate Dri4irs. AN bi leetion for u President, Managers and Main of thecompaay for ereetin; a Bridge, over the, Rivet Mon ona, opposite Pittsbur. in the onto ty of Allegheny, sill be held at the To ll g nuse, on Moo dily. the Altb of March neat,at 3 o'clock; P. M. fe". • JOHN THAW. Treasurer. ... ~ „ ._ treat two horse peddling wages, wit h biterrette: 4 •. ATh e el m! w agon is set on four eliptle spritOi awl woolA he suitable either Cut a lookoseller! or ant. gist. Termairorlerate. Apply at Panama:is Bid'; where the wagon can be seen. it: • traw.Arre N0LA...56E3. j" 141,1 an witO rottedtweL e. 6 Ws sugar house ma . Reseived oo osoi4tigrogat, and fix isle by G & A GORDON. „12 TVs toy and 20 Free. 'greet
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