bt Wally „Morning Post THOMAS PHILLIPS, EDITOR, YITTSBCRGH, THURSDAY, MARCH WM.- FOR GOVERNOR, ilarthe - attacks of the ..rtaretrieen sari Aft en Masera_BiumMtninuns anti Ammo*, fni.wion tarot 'Soling against the tariff smarmiest, is, to say. thi leans( it, disingenuous. If these edit o rs know' at -.thing shoot thismatteralery inset know that tilts Ire, 4 iltdons aprinssidrich Mesirs B. end A. voted +were • elosmosterf& whim:her mailers to which the demorshnic party ars stnergly opposed, end which webelete would bi denounced bveino.tenths of the hteleet Men (tall ;parties. Mr Cooper and his krother'whip hoped to Iforcer an - expression prom the 'Legislature in favcr of 'their napopular sebernes bs cottpaog them with the sisitt . reeokaions, and acorns. they were opposed by .ske•Atnnocrats whe understood the game. But on wheisnightire sonsidered a direct vote Cel the tariff giaritioe; Orr, member in the house voted for iii, sar, inept Mr Seaciamr, a WHIG from•nide' dolphin. It isobsuni w say that any of the demociatie mem- beta from this county would be found opposing an ex stireipin nin favor of a tariff; they are'all alive to the 4ot:emu of their district, in we believe that they ars *too homely devoted to the weNare of tbeir con nitu wourtopersee any Course tbat would be an injury to Netts. ThaGazatta asks us to publish Mr Clay's knots on *slang' entire, and not extractsfrointhent. This is mutest. We have already twice published his let ter to Mariweather, entire, in out daily and weakly, atndhis letter to Bronson, and have repeatedly called upon the Gazette and his supporters in this region, "either to dead the opinions which he has expressed in regard to a Tariff, or to abandan the assumption of s hi being the Tariff' candidate. - All this time the Ga• netts remained quiet, not daring to vindicate the opin- .ions of its candidate; and now after having these let * ten thrust at it for Months and held up before it usury day, it very coolly asks us again to publish them! ♦s to Mr Van Buren's opinions on a Tariffwe should be very glad if the Gazette would publish them in con sided= with the recentletters of Mr Clay. It wotiki - have the effect of placing the question correctly be. tfore the people, and exposing the hypocrisy dr the vrhigs in assuming to be the exclusive friends of a Tar d. But this, we venture to say, the Gazette will not do! The extract which it publishes froma letter of Mr 'Van Buren, will not avail it. Nothing in that'letter TIM be coastrned into an hostility to a Tariff, but only lothe Law of la 0, which Mr Clay kimaelf has ne wer yet approved, but on the contrary, has urged its vaodsjileation if any “defects or ex ceases" were round in it. Mr Vaaßoren voted Cm the Tariff of 1828, whicA was the most Protective Tariff we ever had, and Mr Clay brings forward mat vote to show the south that Mr V. B. is more of a tariff Man than himself! In hit Shot= Springs letter, which we have published, Mr Van Buren avows himself friendly to a Tariff, in the plainest and most Satisfactory manner, and his votes and conduct during his political life proclaim him a much moire decided advocate of that measure than the whig candidate. 4 ,./. •'we have a proposition to make to the ediurr o f Gazette. If be will show that Mr - Van 'Beres has ever said or writtenon this subject,any thing so 'hostile to the protection of American industry, as is contained in the following extract from a speech of -*Clay delivered at the extra session, we will ac knowledge that the whigs are not so dishonest and by poceitical as we have heretofore thought them: "Carry eta the principles of the Compnneise Att. Look to revenue alone for the support of Gov ernment. Do not raise the question of protection which /had hoped had been put to rest. Or There is no necessity for protection.' 4EII We find the following in the Sun of yesterday " WHO SHALL DECIDE The Post of yesterday - Morning makes out, by the sid orragures. that section boats have to pay $34 more toll cm the. Portage Rail Way, than other boats. On the other hand, the - Hollidaysburg Standard, says : "Boats in four sections when passing the Alleghe ny Portage Railroad on Trucks owned by individuals are not now required to pay $2l 40 snore toll, motive power, and charge for use of boat slips per trip, than was charged to boats passing on State Trucks under the administration of John B. Butler." " We have a good deal of confidence in the Stand ard's judgement, for the editor knows all about these things, and we would like to know how these counter statements are to be reconciled." If the editor will look at our statement again he will find that he has committed a great mistake in giving the result of our calculations. Our -statement was, thit -the section boats had to pay $34 00 over and above the old systurn, every trip they make from Pittsburgh to PAiladelphia and back. This is .proven incontestibly by a calculation from t h e toll *hit which we published on Thursday, and which is esteemed by these acquainted with such matters a fair statement of the facts in the case. The statement of Mr. DAUGRIIRTY, of the Standard, is a little fling en his own account at the old Baud, and le entirely irrelevant to the exposition of the toil list which we published. The American brags about having published the foreign news that was received by Friday's morning mail in his paper of the evening of that day. That was senors. ; for the American, and is mace creditable than so pronounce it a Act= as he did some 5817 hn portant news a short time since, which was published in all the other airy papers before he discovered it- Doerthe American remember the storm at Philadel phiat iThat etas a great loan. Nam HAMPSHIRE —The Concord Patriot gives re turns front all the towns in the Statebut Itand Sasele's majority over all is 3422. The towns to bibearlfrom will increase this majority to about MO, Eight Ahmseinatic Senators have been chosen, and ca. con iiirvative federalist. The P ateiot also gives the Am; Lion e 153 democratic Representatives, 81 federalists, and 2 unknown. ILAILW•T Csaateoc.....Tbe Landon Railway Times mauls that a railway car propelted by she hand, is in use upon the London and Graydon Rail way. It is light and elegant in i:s ,appearance, and will carry seven or eight persons at the rate of eigb- . tees miles an 'hour. It has baut propelled a distance /tithes* miles up an incline of 1 is 100, is sevesteen imitates. /t is intended to be used by Enema in the line in inspecting repairs and other on Ansa:menden with she pophergaliy 7 it is said jerlipoZondon ?bolo that solWsreeentlyepitt4itin Engintni to raise fenjese ðos Free trade t arts in foreign noon trite. Aboot $440,000 were sobeorilited. Soate of t Witt tracts area be printed in Nov York. for Dim*. ari n i, the United Stew, ---- . LIAIIRI4 . I3U ftWC, OItittIiPONDENCE. I Faaa ash . Taintscuso —Notwiths ndingrihe V`- - - ::-•., At! s t - .. ' ''' --:. r , - - i ell,Eis of the ilOciast# l i -• " " allnitt: poitaufria illik.lao4 siPprepristion—Annexarlise SI a giow*opp l isiti in ilkh comi4as,•onis*, the/ , . Te.es:4--lepool of ihcaSidosr Law, 4 ,, c. i• . -- I sialialluive ii, int ~ rs er.'h* , p . nt.,)!ln • 4 0 1,4 e * '.•-• 7=', ",..,„ -, lisaittirvies, 2Sd March, leth: thlti cifje'deatisSi o ' locist AiiiiinentVa uniform I t+ ifr Phillips: During the i* week I has* tif l ey,.. tnembetscrfthe opposition party, are denounced as awas h ll - 15# ° 11411. ? n E 1 "- Il lOZ usol4ll.°lll%.,..litaTel and u dilptieetlftle.,"7-,e'hieh 0 a f r tV; rx..l. iiihetehtl 7 .Wn6 7 , et* ;tali: / lifeJ lOW,. :.JitillC;tishOtthil•tithusiasin rkichilt;_ '- e9ekirtl l 9e sf, ' iltiiii "el - -" sirtniPtintn i intlitikillee' rilialatialitis Mega! .r. e Atniicait efysisteniiy • this leaflet Mititimon sabots. A dead set was 1 reads a whole host of them tint of theparty, beerise fiekritgoinst it. it was isrguall on the. one hand that they Speineed air figiwilikiroaaa ;to; sOkyt the iiiiiig, stas, omen to lircriide for her debts in the first candidates. The American will be kept husyit it W elke. - INA ittlit*: l 7 4l l l To 3 isld - acl4l:iiiiii:" ' Tali/in& to deacol - alls;hoief6 . 4l6 Sots for Clay and the other Wind: It *at tofitio ihainii *lac! of r Markle. itomestycequirm a soertice of the dearest i n of A n the childrie of the einimomutweeltig that in adi .. , . efascrificet, it is immoral 'to sacrifice the intermits of sainsiationto gratify the 'demands of the 'foreign bond holder, that jitatie,:a is thi pi;or at booze must precede v,:. jitAke to the poor abroad, muck more so ought it to precede the - demands of the rioln that a generous sys tem of education is a part of the law of self-preset ra tion, which is paramount to every other demand. I thought amities& of education had the best part of the argument. Whether or not, they will prevail and 1 the consiguniehoolt be stead. The question of the annexation of Texas, has also beissilaireially agitated. It would have been better to have left it to the discretion and patriotism of the pro per authorities in Cortgelaii; but as the quostion - sias famed upon the House I found them , voting for or against it without much excitement; probably recording their names just as they happened to feel at the me. meat memorials apprehensive of slavery, and rein to theuttiff. Col. Roumfart, who aspires to be a lead er of the partyliii:liiiiiongs-to-4insid fain have bullied them Tout &their convicticms of the danger of atmexa tion; but it appears he can only lead just &save ethers cheese to follow. Resolutions against annexation w probablypass the• House, but noone supposes they will go any firther,as the Sonata *ill most likely not even consent to considerthem, not because they are in favor of annexation, but from an opinion that the matter is but mere rumor, not sufbc'enttojuatify the State's in terposition- • - I noticed a few days ego a repots** si bill from the 'willing Committee, to the elect that exciy - were for tregativitin' ig a proposal to repeal: the stay Inv. This induces Some cariosity in me to know what indication of opinion-there could be gathered upon that subject through the numerous petitions. Through the favor of the committee I was permitted to examine them, and presuming that an analysis of these extempore prayers of the people upon such a subject would not be unin teresting, lhavetaken the trouble to furnish you with one. if out very amusing you will find it somewhat curious: A number of petitions chiefly from Huntingdon county, the chief purport of which is to do away with all the laws exempting particular items of property from execution, such as tools of a mechanic, &c., and n lieutboreof, exempt all personal property of the debtor to the value of $3OO. ' A number, chiefly ftcm Bradford and Lycoming , asking fora complete suspension of all executions for 3 or 5 years, with the privilege, however, of taking the debtors property in payment at its full valuation. _A number, chiefly From Crawford, for the exemption in all cases of the utensils of farmers from execution, each as his team. harness, wagon and all his farming utensils. A modest request truly. Why don't you send on ono to hare your types and printing presses exempt? There is, however, one remonstrance. A number of remonstrances, chiefly from northern comities against a repeal of the ap'praisernent laws relating to executions; and one petition from Crawford fir a repeal of the Stay law. • One front Bradford, to the intent that creditors who insist upon payment by execution, shall be compelled to receive the property of their debtors at its intrinsic worth, or wait until they are able to pay. But bore is another, and the last, te crown all; it is from Bradford, and prays that property levied on shall be appraised at its cash Talon, and if when exposed to sale it does not bring the amount of its value, it shall be returned to the defendant and the plaintiff shall have noother lien upon it, and also shall pay the costs of all further suits!! I thought I had something more to say to you; but it could not have been of much importance or it would not have escaped my memory so soon. Yours, &c. COUNTICRFIAT NOTIES.—It is raid there never has been a time when so many well executed counterfeit bills were in circulation as at present. TI ompson's Reporter of last week gives the subjoined list: 3's National Bank, city of New York . s's, Yates Co. Bank, Penn Yao. e l's.Srayrna Bank, Delaware. 3's Union Bank, Dover, N J. l's Canal Bank, Portland, Me . 3's Waldo Bank, Belfast; Me. s's Phcenix Bank, New York. 10's Yatell County Bank, Penn. Yan. N Y. 10's Bank of Liddlebury, Vt. 10's North Kingston Bank R I. 2's Bank of Morris County, Morristown, N J. s's Northern Bank of Kentucky. 10's R I Union Bank, Newport. 10's Mechanics and Traders Bank, N Y. 3's Merchants' Bank, Newburyport, Mass. 10's Bank of l'imaroe, Rochester, N Y. 3's Highland "lank, Newburgh, N Y. s's Mechanics' Bank.city and county of Philadelphia. 2's Relief notes, Brownsville, Penn. b's Merchants Bank, Baltimore. tar On Saturday last, Mr. Rot:Faun, from the Committee of Ways end ldestns, introduced in the House, a bill for the payment of the ordinary expen ses of Government, and repairs nn the State improve ments, interest doe, Ate., which was male the order for to-clay. The whole amounts of the appropriations falls but little abort of $3,000,000. The moat impot ent items are:— Expenses of Government, $250,000 00 Common School purposes, 200,000 00 Ordinary repairs on Canlasand Railroads, 147,160 00 Extraordimry repairs, 50,000 00 Repair bridges, &c. on public works, 34,000 00 Check roll creditors, 200,000 00 Collecwrs pay, &c., . ' 60,000 OD Interest on 4•h May issues, 24,000 00 " " Domeotis Creditor's Scrip, 13,000 00 Lean due Southwalk Bank, 12,000 00 Interest on Funded Debt, 1,916,252 23 AVOyFIZE CLAY VICTORT.-.-Tbe Gazette amnion. cos that Henry Clay has been elected President of anoth er deans boat. A vote was taken on boan3 the hail, and of course, the inventor of the game of brag had a majority; Major Conover of Cincinnati, made a spoipb and the maxim* says he was particularly se were and powecful on the Florida war. ST Lows MAMIT Pdsace 19.--The Mississippi rifer Was twin thb clarowL Facatir--..About 1,300 Ws Comm? hands chang ed hands on Satarday. Sales contatenoed at 13,130 and advanced to 04,03. InCaty brands we bi r taint'ne sales worthy of note. Bidders are firm at $4.12544i. so. LalD Was wain( at, $2,90, Semcts.—s43,4ol3. were received io Nee °dean on the 13th, and $27,000 on the 16th inst. We find the &flowing plwapapb ina letter •of lbst New York StandanPi Pittsburgh correstandent: "Tbe lam Cockeention at lierritbargh, ni.te . onteiet with performing, the dude* they wets ierlt for, kindly stepped asidt' t, to'nonainate a President of the United States for us, in a set of resolutions generously Offered by one of oar delegates, Mr. Woods! What a kind man is that Mr: Woods!" t• ' •.; - . - If the writer will take a walk into democratic Pitt, and make the enquiry, ha will won find out what kind Cif a man Mr. 'Woods is, "and no mistake." . DROWSZIL-EPWARD SMITH, mate of the steam er Gov. Breathitt, fell overboari anti was drowned in Green river, oaths 18th alt. Mr. Smith was *very worthy and respectable man, and resided in New Albany, Ind. - i A Goon Toss - r.---The following toast was given at a late political festival: By J. Sewell. Henry Clity—Like " war, pestilence, or famine," a national -calamity. MARICZT, MARCH .23.1—Tbe Times in its review of the market awes that business gen nentily, is sr-tive, and our wharf has presented for the last week, unusual activity for this time of year.— The fine weather which we have bad fur some time, has been followed by chilly rains and slight snows , rendering out-door operations very disagreeable, FLOUR.—The transactions in floor during the wink, have been heavy, and prices firm, with a slight advance; it is brisk at $3,75 a 3,78. Ctty mills $3,87. The receipts during the $lllO4 amount to 5562 bbls—the shipments have imounted to nearly double that num ber of bbls. WHlSKEY.—Receipts and sales about equal, and both large; 184 a lBt chore the current LIMP. The stocks of Chtwories, Dt7 Goods, and Queens. ware, are large and well assorted. Trapartations di rect are mole by several basses In the city. Freights to'New Orleans are for wet bbh, 50 a 62 cts; Flour 37 a4O per bbkPound freight .23 cts. New ORLEANS MARSH?, MARCH 17.—The Pica yune ban not any new feature to notice in the Money or Exchange market. Specie continues to accumulate by arrivals flow* all quarters, and financial operations are more easily made to any extent and en favorable terms. A considerable degree of dullness prevails in some departments of trade, and it is not unlikely that this will continuo to be the case to some extent until there is greater activity in the Cotton market, and a more general diffusion, consequently, of money. SUGAR, Loutst•:tA.—The sales have been to a tol erable fair extent, and the market continues very firm, with un upward tendency in prices; but we scarcely feel warranted in altering the previous rates, which are from Inferior to Common 6) a 5); Fair 51 a 6; Prime 61 a. 61; strictly choice in small lots 6) a7l cts. On Planta don, prices range from 5. a 6j cts. HAYAMA SUGAR!—We quote BrOMEI 51 a 61, Yel low 71 a 8, and White 91 a 10/ cents lb. Moutssxs—We quote inferior lots at 23 and good parcels 231 cts per gall. On Plantation, sales are making at 20 cts per gall. OHIO Ihnits.—The Auditor of Stute has published a statement 'hewing the condition of the Banks in Ohio for the month of Feb.miry. BANK!. SPILCIK. CI RC() I. AtioN. Dgro's Bk of Circlev'e $83.420 80 $338,491 00 $123,9/0 44 Bk' Massillon 134,964 48 337.665 00 70.853 00 Clintonbk Cul 178,680 79 580,884 08 65,463 79 Lafayettebk Cin 46,508 46 74,785 00 61.958 79 Bk of Sandusky 87.148 00 199,964 00 15, 029 37 Bk of" Wooster 166.545 17 495,933 00 74,870 22 Bk of Xenia 44.350 83 99,698 00 63,585 9? Bk 14*Norwalk 5,000 00 16,503.00 LOBBY FROM FIA V AN A.—The New Orleans Picayune pub lishes die following letter from Havana; which con tains all the latest news of any importance:— Since last accounts our market has been more brisk and export trade increased' considerably. There are many vessels in port waiting frvlght, but many of them are engaged, and are detained on account of the small quantity of new sugars that have arrived. Coffee is dull and scarce. Our export of leaf tobacco is large which is a great disadvantage to our manufacturers here. We think it would be preferable wire the ex port duties on leaf tobacco raised and that oe rigors reduced, so as to avoid the extensive exportation of the former. In political riattersevery thing continues as at our lest accounts. Imprisonmenu and banishments with out cause, and for mere suspicions, are going on.— The slave trade isfioarriaking, and our Governor gets the best share of it. No late accounts of insurrection among the negroes. Our city is now healthy and weather 011mi:int. New Orleans provisons abundant. Yours, &c. AN ANECDOTE ABOUT BOOTH The N. Y. Sun tells the following: " Early one morning last week, Mr. Fallen, keeper of the tombs, going out of his office from the wing lead ing into Franklin street. saw Booth supporting himself by the iron railing, shivering with cold and intoxica ted, looking pale and desolate, and frowning on the gray battlements of that gloomy prison. Aware that be was announced to play that evening at the Park theatre, Mr. Fallen at once determined to get him into the prison for safe keeping; so, shaking him cordially by the hand be invited him in, and as the watch was just dismissed, and as the old woman who sold hot coffee awl pies in the vestibule dad not yet removed her stand, he was in hopes that a lade refreshment would revive him. Sated by the stove in the office, his blood gradually began to warm, without abating the fumes of the liquor. " Would you like to walk through the prison and see the curiosities and arrangements?" said Fallen. "Lead on, I'll follow you," replied Booth. The worthy keeper tmlocked the iron door, and carried him through .the long corridors of the prison, point ing out to him all that was worthy of observation, while Booth, with. folded arms and scowang brow, started as the bolts were withdrawn from dolours of each cell. At length Mr. Fallen said to him, +' Mr, Booth, would you like to see Babe, the pi nta, who is shortly to be executed!" •• Above all Wove...show me to him—we met in tuadneee and in guilt we parted." Introduced to the pi rate's cell, Booth grasped his hand and gazed intensely on the face of the unfortunate culprit. "Sit dows4ad let us talk to this learned Theban:" "How do you do. Mr Booth?" sail the pirate. looking et him with mingled curiosity and pity. They seeted themselves on the bunk, and in a few minutee Booth's eyes elosed. and he fell asleep on the mattress of the eondemned criminal, Babe watching him with greet interest,vritile Mr Fallen sent word to his friends where be could be Sarni, who same at a proper time and coaveril him to - the theatre, and that eight be performed with ener gy and ability, uncenscious of the startling scenes of the morning." $746,618 53 2,267221 00 480,731 59 HAVANA, March 12,1844 SHERIFF'S S4E. By Vitali of la. writ of FilitlS 1 ,1:46 8 0.0u t d otost., of thiW [ District Court of Itllighteny coag gfsty, an* t ictie will beespr wi liuttlk oar nt thti t 'n the city of tsbeagh; on Thursday, 18 ",April, A. 11. 4 1544 this , ,c o lrstering *- scribed property, to wit: 4 - All the right, title, interest and claintufAkillomas Xamersortrwf, itt.isatkitot-ital.o4-44741AKumfour certain Tomo! p*.es of ground , numbered 1 3, 14,15, and - 'l6; its • I ptoi 4 has I:advises: ki it; • AF. Hawes, by Z. W. Remington, City Surveyor, October .183 S; a9 l / 10 'Irde 4 ittp Ann , VlX`r•Pats 4be 1n4 4 /" 7 4 0 1 1 of ODIPS. 1404111. 'lit OM of the manor of tteliurgb;' meet if said lots lying `ankilattetritgergtharotatestsbewert by sorrier fifty feet wide, running wulthwardly satdecnels .wardly. on the tout* Ill" NAN"; 80 felt wide, upon the brew the hil 4a 011,411 q bLiantior. Alas. and the icoi th `bsr i 2 - 4 toikandy 'seirmaultiaked in execution as the property of the said Dr:T. Pat tenon: at the suit of Hampton & Miller, and to be s old I V s „pieta HARPERS HaLUILINATED BMX. Ncw suppty afl l 4.i: 2 of this splendid work Ell reanved, sukiscribers and others who have not received this" dumber will please milt early,. iis,tl,l numbers are liotited• Ladies Conipession fix Apnl, 'a beautiful number. Cottnitbian Magazine, for Aprit dicCtillostirEs ellarateer, No. 10: . Kendoirs aanfa le Expedition, 2 vol. ' . Gibbon's decline and /all of the Ronan Empire, Nosi. 6 and 7. Liff of Axdress Jackson, bi Amon; Kendall, No. 4. Neat littioryof PiistaiCi, • - Lady of Lyons, or Lave and Pride, a play in 5 acts, by Sir Edward Eynon Bulwer. Rococo, N0...1, new susaly,.being,No. a of Extra Mirror's, conttilning Ply, eta. - Campbell's Magazine., for March 16, Containing -beautiful Mezzotint of Judeth and Ifolefernes. Bishop Hopiins Legless addressed tote Bishops, Clergy and Laity of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Hopkins on the British Reformation. Junkine on the Prophecies. For sale at Cook'sLiterar.y depot, 84, 4th.street. . m2B. CRAB CIDER.—Just received per steamer Del mont, 12 bbls. Nu 1, Crab Cider, and for sale low by FORMINaIiAIt & TAYLOR, relit • No 60, Water street. PRICE'S CELEBRATED COUGH CAN DY.— City art&Country trideaukAedtiytbegroas ordoz-, en at manufacturtr's pries, at the What's's and Re tail Drug Stun of JON. KIDD, mar 28 Corner of Fourth and Wood ate. TRY FOR YOUIISRIiVES DOCT. McLane's Lung Syrup, a valuable prepara tion in breast complaints, influenza, coughs,first or forming stages of consumption. and asthma, whoop ing cough. This preparation has. been used by hun dreds during theimit ten years—the - erects ilitime ca ses surprising. A fresh supply just mseived at the Drug Store of JOl KIDD, mar 28 Corner of Fourth and Wood sts. PHILADELPHIA TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY. Prices greatly reduced. L JOHNSON, successor of Johnson & Smith, in announcing to his friends and to Printers generally, that he has purchased the interest of his late partner in the foundry, desires to inform them that he has recently made large additions to his assort ment of Book, Job and Ornamental Letter,!and he will continue to add every description of Type which the improvements in the art may suggest, and the wants of the trade may requite. His assortment comprises a greats' variety than any otter Foundry in the United Stater, and he has reduced his 13:ices 20 per cent lower than heretofore. Pt inting Presses, Chases,Caves. Printing Ink, and very article used in a Printing Office, constantly on hand. Estimates will be furnished, in detail, for Book, Newspaper and Job offices, on stating the style and quantity of wort to be done, and . Specimen Books will be forwarded to persons desirous of making out orders. Stereotyping of every description promptly atten ded to as usual. m2B -3m. ONELDS & 00, (lirCCZSSORII TO ♦tepee 41g CHILDS,) • Wkolesale defilers in j BOOTS, flmross, LEATH ER PALM LEAF HATS, STRAW AND HOOD BONNETS, tte., No. 191, Wood a., Pittsburgh, Pa. HAVING just received upwards of 1.000 eases of Boots and Shoes, Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnets, comprisibg a splendid assortment, suitable to the spring and summer sales, all of which having been pur chased direct from the manufacturers. at the lowest prices, (and mostly previous to the late advance) and carefully selected as to quality and sizes, expressly adapted for the Western trade—they respectfully in vite their old customers and merchants generally, who visit Pittsburgh, either for the purpose of purchasing, or on their way to the Eastern cities, to call and exam ine their stock, which will. be sold on as favorable terms as can possibly be purchased either in Philadel phia or New York markets. m213-2m SIGNENNA'S AUCTION MART, CORR tit 011 WOOD & SZCoIeD ITS. THE undersigned very respectfully tenders his ser vices to the public, and to Importers. Merchants and Manufacturers, as a general AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MFRCHANT. He has taken out a license and entered into the securi ties required by law, for the transaction of Piratic SALO. Of all FORUM. ♦ND DOMILITIC Grooos ♦[ID FABRICS. An experience of a aeries of years in commercial life has furnished the undersigned with some knowl edge of business, nearly twenty years of which have been devoted actively to the auction busines.s,- which may be advantageous to those who confideto him the sales of property. ' To the Im roar ca every facility will be offered in dis posing of Dry Goods. Groceries and Hardware: and to the HORS Manufacturer, the most prompt at tention will beepaid In the sale of Americas piroditcts. Sales of reit and personal estate in town and coun try shall command "the best services of the undersign ed. Arrangements will be made whereby liberal ad vances will be made on consignments, and sales in every• instance closed without delay. Business will be commenced and consignment* received on the first day .of April, when the regular days of sale shall be announced. P ,McKENNA, m2B-lm The Old Auctioneer. (City Dailies copy 1m) (Philadelphia U. S. Gazette copy one month and charge this office.) UST RECEIVED, 12 Bbls. Hopkins' Extra Al .)cohol. at manufacturer's price, by barrel, at the Wholesale and Rotail Drug Store of JON. KI Dn, mar 28 Corner of Fourth and Wood sts. FLOR SLIPPERY ELM.-901b4. just received at the Wholeaaleand Retail Drug Stote JON. KIDD, Corner of Fourth and Wood sts Deaver Badurts, 5(1 DOZ. Beaver Bucket; V 5 " " Keeler.; Just reeeived and for "ale, by REINIVIAT & STRONG, nt2B No. 140 Liberty st FOR FAMILY USE, FINE LEMON SYRUP, constantly in store and for tale at the Drug Storm of JON. RI D Mar 28 Corner of Fourth and Wookits rearnuespar. THE Undersigned bare this - day entered into part. nership, for dm purpose or /bier a yroosportor ion. F o menting. and Commission business ender the 'style and arm of H. Devine I Co. H. DEVINE. mar Sit E. HITESIDES. ouv. Oil. AFEW baskets Gm Olive Oil, jest received and for sale by REINHART & STRONG, m 2 140, Liberty street. Mailation.lNTaabl& 0 ' f '' . L '; , . , '" NOM a/it 0 D UT 00 0 D Ilk. 4* *!& daPP":*POalesPIP Pa fata44 4 74areatil -'. ":'- SEMPLE & BARKER, . 4 ~..,...,5e,........ his e id , f i . ,- , 14h-iaVai ,POPPI atectille wid t`'" *. ...tNith SO, WOOD Smut, Prrrsenneo, otoliMit . ' be Cement of - Salary ikiiow , , ~, .Zi , seikisieliiing torzeiliarelskill& a se , ' ' r. ..' . . ', Ar opening I spleedki assortment of seerobehte . , . ~.. theofficbof the orning Mat: '. • - an b e , -;-. MY 00003, to which they would resoi. given. m 27-1 w • , rolitdt; the attention of purchasers. They will all be at prices that will compete with the Ma ' mong lN our s irr wU etun it7Z -, -r. i ' " ' ' /Stabile lirak4 Armtm 4 tiaaw: biOsi.:, lOW. browns, _. 4144141cact , k.-44 2447!::: (F4:6' . l' : :::: --;:, M:::;::::!tod:: i. e ; flotziPAPMF,Cem 1444 Par4sikloos, .0; Wet. A` lie~tet titideratra finer - cloth than joit Can kat at the high priced establishments of the city! If panda, pH ieL fitt Pres Big Doors. We will warrant them equal, IF esi superior, to any that can be purchased AtlVAtf..*Po ll l l , l o". Br%-d!! ) _cube!! we r 311.. maim; into a fi rst it& in a reiiii:trattedi. — ttpit: etide seterdlet to your owe modest ytiO oat haw it dooe;and when it is deaeyou r will be sittisifiediwyond a dbubt. • Dou't mistake the phut,. • " • - • JOHN BI'OLOSKEY. - otar27-tf liiipoots,•NOlsl,Liheity st. • APARTNER WANTED.—To be sold, the half , of a snwill iron,fonadry, now in noir,* and pro: litable opeOitiOn. Agissulentan who can furnish $7OO to $lOOO test' part in the business, or a graver,ise eselittgaged hubs iron business it wunidaark, woud be preferred. 'for particulars inquire at 11,Al!RIS'. Intelligence Dace, No 9, Sth • ' • ' RAY HORSE. - ei AMIE to the premises of the subscriber, living on -- disavow of dettledi S, Crlikr:2lll4 is 'Pieiles township,. Gatlin Atitstreet rood, • black horse, with out any partieulernuirks. Hailed on when. taken np an old Midis, and a saddle was found ott...the knee a shot edlitancerfrOikkiiii. ttieome forward, prove property; pity eintrgh and tale him away, or he trill be disposed of according tole*: m 27-34 „„ L VYIS BEM ltrit.ai Clamp Work, HERCIIIXsS ithaDY, IllEuesee Stia, author of the Mysteries of Paris, ctc. Musica).-41buta, TVA!t l tejtoupt*: work 01 titottinit pat !jibe - a. Landon PUnch, of February 10; containing plenty cif fun, wit, &c. TherlPtaving.Rooar Libraryi.ediiid hrEp e s gent, No 1, containing the Light of the Light. House, and other Poems. HARPER'S WORKS._. _ _ Jew, Ornintikr.liteletithit SlKUitfotelf Blower's Diary, - Horetidk,Rirthrigh,Etc. a large sup ply of newspapers, London news and Times for only 12i c. AU new publications received aa,.. boo as pub lished at Cool'. LiierarydeptA,ls . 4th vareett: in 26 SADOZ. PATENT BUCKETS. kJ Just received and for sale by • J. W. BURBRIDGE &CO. m 26. Water St. between Wood and... Smithfield GROCIIIRIUM ARD PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES 248 HHDS PRIME N. 0. SUGAR, 300 bbis N O Akdeases, 500 hags Rio Coffee, 32 half chests and catty boxes Tea, 25 kegs No 1 Six-twist Tobacco, 100 " Beatty's Rifle Powder 500 " best Juniata Nails 40 tons Iron (assorted,) 150 boxes Bbyl 0 and 10by12 Glass, 50 dot &tent Buckets, 300 kegs prime- WM.* Lewd, bbls Linseed Oil, 100 reams Wrapping Paper, • 26 doz Spades and Shovels, With a general assortment of Groceries 'and Pitt iburgh Manufacturer, fur sale by M. B. RH EY & CO., mittl No 39 Water st. TOO'.I4PSONS Extra Family Flour .11. oe baud and for sale by J. W. BORBRIDGE & CO. m 26. Water St. between Wood end Smithfield TIERNALN & JONES, NO. 99, WOOD STREET, ARE now receiving large additions to their pres ent stock of seasonable Day Goons, and would respectfully suggest to dealers risitiug our city, and those resident here, the propriety of giving then a call before making their purchases. One of the firm, an experienced purchaser for this market, will remain in the Eastersicitieit daring the greater part of ttie year. to select goods expressly for this establishment. With this arrangement they hope to be able to ore' at all seasons (ns far u practicable) a full tssortmegtof cheap and desirable goods. Their purchases beTng made exclusively for Cash, and joined with a determi nation to sell at a very reduced profit. for Cask, par money only, will, they flatter themselves, enable them to compete successfully with the jobbers in the East, and to furnish their customers goods at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their stock is now large and desirable, and they in vite purchasers to call and examine. ca2S—d&w2v► To Loam LOTS Nos. 25, 26, 27, 34, 85, 85, 86. 87, 110 1240125 and 126 Irvin's Plot—Scott's Fields. Any person wishing to lease can learn further portion lays by applying to A. CULBERTSON. of the %or of Poindexter & Co., Pittsburgh. or to S. BLOOD, mar. 2.54. Allegheny City. Pat,ant Wroimait !Spikes. THE subscriber is Dow prepared to manufacture Patent Wrought Spikes, of a superior quality, at the Brownsville Juniata Iron Works. Orders left at his warehouse, No 25, .Wool 'street, will be punctu ally attended to. EDWARD HUGHES, m23-6t No 25, Wood street. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. LOOKING GLASSES AT EASTERN PRICES. THE subscriber hes opened an establishment at No 68, Wood street, a few doors from the cot tier of 4th, where he lux ps constantly for aide till kinds of LOOKING GLASSES, at Eastern Prices. He has on band a large assortment of Glasses in both gilt and mahogany frames, to which he insites the at tention of customers. believing that the quality of his articles and his prices cannot fall to give satisfaction. Pictures framed to Gram', in neat stylkin either gilt or mahogany frames. Canal boat and other reflectors manufactured to or der on the shortest notice. Old frames repaired and regilt, so as to look as well as new, on the shortest no tice. J T MORGAN, Agent. mar 29-tf JOHN PARKER,. • (Of the tale firm of J. 4.1. Parker.) Wholesale Hror.er, Dealer An Produce, and PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. 5, COMMERCIAL Row, mar 20-ff Liberty street, Pivaburgh. Pa. Spring Fashions. No. 93, Wouu STRIetT. rr Third Door beta's Diamond Alley. HAVING received from New York, the Spring Fa shion for Hats, I have now on hand, and will oontirnso to manufacunre, every variety afthe most fashionable Hats, at the lowest prices. Persons wanting to purchase neat. cheap. frvbiona ble Hats, wholesale or retail, are respectfu lly invited to call. S. 1100 RE. m2l..derrlin GfißOCEßlEli...ecosttually ea - baud and: for Sale, a general assort ant Of Family Groceries, of the best gaudily, sales:tad with ibe utmost ears, as reasona ble &agility can be bad is- tbe city, wholesale or retail. Best winter strained Sparta anti Lamp Oil, and sperm candles; a etiolate 'asaortaient ef pure wines. brandy, Holland tint; etrusgmg* Bawdy of 1830, 10 year oki R. Whisiray,ete. - ad 1-1 ta HENRY F. SCHWEPFE. .. -. )1, Ca I ( - 111111: t THE Elabscriber respectfully informs his friends and the Pehliothatimarill open a Boarding House On the first day of April mum in the House now occo. .pied by the Miss Lloyd's on Little's Ron, Liberty street, opposite Third. From his long experienoe as proprietor of the Union Hotel be hopes to give gene ral satisfaction. Terms moderate to suit the times. m 19—ta 1 MATWKW PATRICK. . . 25 Cases Cotton Pass linen milli ng ., nsinne a. 7 .. , 4. 4 .4 rgald;ril'ai, - ii,a G6 , oupi,'eapgat !hirable foicky Winn' - • •cusabreani•Sillastai, 5 " Frialridninientd`Leatat, 3 " Linen Cambria - Nakao, 10 '• Jacositi, Cana/ticks, 144'ttoollia " 4z. &D 0 - *4l - Prints, Ciiisseite, smi.binitindSlasiessy',a flanisonmentof !tsarina Aoki, ,p!ittetust %ir is 6 env -4 blur, black and colontd:Mpi... t • unapt-Irani cloth*. 5 casoatireatiiiigl. ••"• :1-; - l~cliacicltoefnJ `+ S " black, pad colored cambric', amortmk , 45 " 3 .4. ,4-4. sad 5-4 .idesched shirting sheeting". &c. /0 0 ilake 3-4,44 suds-41mtivn do and da. , 25 ^ - 3 4,,44 and -54 ticking*, assorted., 4 *. ird padding and tsars'' 65 boxes ,Irddmait,corprising a fall.,,ilifl!tUlent. of t stPeni and beit:quabtiPs, Together with it roll Miortment of Hendery. Thread", SesingBilks,lk, Gingham" and Cotton Hdkfsi But tons, dtc, &c. - : : M15.21r. Tm3PiPliacotillitils for Sal" pH& sobensAtcr .prapesesan •sall ormthirdeene ,A-e---Isalf,tesathardse•ertise whale of - thiropmegierisp, situated in the }:jfilt • Vitrtpf the, cite of Pittsburgh,to any person - who who play . wish to obtain as interest in the same, or who desires to purchase the mire property,. This propertx consists of the mein Soiling Mill 41C.. cupyleg a plena of trotted extending 100 feet on En", street,. by 150,feet on %alum street to the river.: The Machinery comprises online of bar, and one stand of smooth rolls, with an engine and all , necessary, tut es in complete repair._ It has three bloom Anna. cis, and one plate furnace complete--also; roar p 4 cl IMg furnaces nearly finished. The Nail and Shovel factories ere erected on KACG of ground opposite, and extending 158 feet on street by 100 feet on Walnut street. The machinery comprises one engine and 14 nail machines, with 2'plate furnaces. Also one- . flue :of small rolls with a suitable furnace. Aiso, - 1 -minimit lathe, 'I tilt hemmer and shovel press, with elt- the toots eta fixtures necessary to ept:rate the iglittbinill7.% MOW of which is new. This property will be sold on liberal terrus, , aisdpre: rents a fair opportunity for a safe and profitable in vestment. For funber particulars inquite of, the 14- scriber, at his Warehouse, No. 23, Wood street. titan First. - , . rir The beia Juniata Nails of all ales cout,issiily sit No 23, Wood.street, near First: • . IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY! • , FRESH ARRIVAL AT THE THREE BIG DOORS! THE proprietor clads well known Elul' highly fa cored establishment takes great pleasure in in , forming his friends and the public at large that he has just teceived the most MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS . That has ever been purchased in the eastern markers. It is impossible for him to describe the QUANTITY. QUALITY and VARIETY of his Aterk but be in= vitae all who wish t. purchase clothing of any descrip tion to call aids establishment,. as it is the only Flare in the west. where ALL. TASTES MAY BE SUIT ED, at the most reasonable prices. His assortment of Winter, Spring, and Summer Goods CANNOT 81E3 EQUALLED. All of which can be manufactured into clothing to or der, and made in nsgoodstyle, and as tastily and flash ionably designed as at any other establishment IN THE UNITED STATES. IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT HIS PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ANY OTH. ER HOUSE IN THE CITY, And atno place west of the mountains can purchasers find such a variety of goods from which to select as at the THREE BIG DOORS In addition to his unrivalled stock of clothing, ho has& magnificent assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, &c, &c. The motto of the "Three Big Door:" is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.' And in following out this system he feels con fident that his customers and himself ARE MUTUALLY BENEFITED. tis WOULD INVITS THE MAN OF FASHION, THE PROFES SIONAL GENTLEMIN, THE MER CHANT, FARMER, MECHANIC AND WORKINGMAN To call and examine for themselves 4 TUX THREE BIG noon's, No. 151; Liberty street, AND THEY MUST BE SATISFIED. no-OBSERVE METAL PLATE IN THE PAVEMENT.AI j2B JOHN M'CLOSKEY. Z OAR BUTTER.—A lot of that calebrited. choice family butter, put up in full. bound EELEN: ke gs Apply B to nB-tf Z D WiDlasns, TXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, For- V V warding and Comminissiou Merchant, and dealer in Country Produce and Pittsburgh Mandan tares, No 28 Fifth street, Pittsburgh. ORANGES AND LEMONS. a* 7 6 BOXES Oranges; 11 63 do Lemons; 50 do MR Raisins; Just received and for stile, by mar 15 D. & G. W. LLOYD NEW AND CHEAP 'TEMPERANCE rusm, CATIONS. -1 - UST received from the American Temperance Un, el ion, (New York) and for sale at their mem; 3011 "arrest, trial and condemnation of Ring Alcohol; 40Q Deacon Giles' Distillery; 100 Tantliersuca Hymn Books; 50 Delavan's Enquirers (with and without plates of the stomach)2soQ Youth's Temperance Ad vocates, for March; 50 Journals for do; 50 "Old Fort Duquesne Arthur's Temperance tales, complete; iritb a good assortment of Family, Pocket and School Bi bles and Testaments; with a variety of Religious, His torical, Miscellaneonsend School Books. Also, a few reams of the best letter paper, ink, quills, &c., which will be sold low for cash. ISAAC HARRIS, . m2'2 Ag't end Com. Merch't, No 9, sth at. ISAAC CRUSE, No; 87, fillinith's Wharf r CO lON AND FORWARDING XERCELANT, PALIIIIOII.K. WTLL attend to the purchase of Groceries et other articles, and forward the sumo with des patch as directed. isterchaitts and others we rating Fish, by forwarding their orders, accernpanief with the money, may depend upon their orders being filled at the very lowest price, and care taken to select th i s beet in the market mat-22-2TO JAMES ANDERSON,
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