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FOR CANAL C'O3IIVIISSIGNER, •
3vxi.k.xA3x it.!ros , rEn, Jr.,
• Iror BRADFORD COBNT'll.'
. Conarette,
.WILSON NFCANDLESS, of Peeller.
Semite,
THOMAS HAMILTON, of Pitts b urgh.
•
• ~ ; . Sheriff,. ".
- ROIW PATTERSON, of laterencitMe.
, Prothonotari,
GEORGE IL RIDDLE of ..41Irghsry
Assembly,
SAMUEL W. - BLACK, of Pittsburgh.
- ROBERT H. - KERR, of .Allegheny.
..•:"JORN H. M'ELEIF.NNY, of Jefferson.
JOSEPH COOPER, of Mon.
• Commissioner for 3 years,
- - ROBERT DONALDSON, of Ifilians.
Commissioner for I rear'
Inf. BRYANT, of Pittsburgh.
•• '• Auditor for 3 -y-ears,
WILLIAM EWINO of Robinson.
. • Auditor for 1 year, -
N. PATTER S ON, of Birmingham,
- .
Coroner,
LEWIS WEYMAN; Allegheny.
, Talk Patrons of the 'Tally Post" and Terenry
- 1 and Nanufettarer."
The connection! of the undersigned with the
'1 *Daily Morning Post" and the "Mercury and Man
, afacturer," ceases with the present number. The
papers
_hereafter will be under the control of
Lscsr liAnrsa, Esq., a Democrat of high charac'
•
ter; and one, too, who has had much experience as
an, editor. He, we doubtriot, will pursue a course
entirely,satisfactory to the ever true Democracy of
ttie county of Allegheny, and efficiently sustain the
,great principles of the republican party of, the
-`:mate and nation. We cordially recommend him
, - ; 4 11,ci the Democracy of the county, and the patrons
of the '-Daily Post" and "Mercury and Manufac
turer," as entirely worthy of their confidence and
. patronage.
ERNE
v~~~.~: .. ,~!
MEI
4 , i
I,
A few months ago we resigned our editorial
a sister state, with the intention of pursu.
ing our .legal profession, andWe bade, we thought.
a "long farewell" to all the excitement and cares
of an Editor's Fife. But such it seems is not our
destiny: -By in i fluences which have since been
brought to operate upon us, by the advice of dem
ocratic friends, and by. the force of habit perhaps
here we are the publisher and editor of the "Pitts
burgh-Daily P 0,73" Our entry has been so abrupt
that we feel really awkward in making our saluta
tion to the friends and patronS of the Post, but we do
it. With the harness on, and in our hand the glo.
:ions standard of remocracy--which we throw to
the battle and the breeze—we make our bow! We
are no •.carpet-knight" in the great political strife
which agitates 'he country, but ve feel strangely
in taking our stand amid the serried ranks and in
the open-Uhl, hen our past exper:eace as a sob.
d:er of democraey has been in combating singly
and as it suited us, "beneath the greenwood tree::
But here we area standard bearer in the “Cld Penn
sylvania Line, end to the good old Commonwealth,
and a glorious Union. we devote all the patriotism
ability and energy that God has given us.
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NOTICE,
Those indebted to the late firms of Bigler, Ear
. geint & Bigler, and Bigler & Sargeaut, for sub
scription and ad:ertising up to the 31st of July
last, and for job Work, until this date, are requested
to„call at the ofilit of the Morning Post, without
\ delay, and settl ei their accounts. One or other of
\ the last named firm will attend there for that pur
\
. \ose. for a •limited time. By arrangement with
sot. Harper, Esq., all accounts fui
in and advertising in the "Daily Morning
“Ilreekly Mercury and Manufacturer,'
list of July List, (the commencement of
the fiscat year of said Rapers,) have been assigned
to him; and\be is , to fultil all our contracts with
subscribers titi \ adl ertisers.
\ BIGLER & SABGEANT.
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A"GENTS.
We hope oatiletnocra? , .ic friends through western
Pennsylvania, will exert thamselves in procuring
subscribers for oar daily an I\k , ree . :ly papers. Our
. weekly Fut, hit'vr.4l very
` should be douh
lei at legit. IVel wish to employ several good
al,eots to cs.w.lai tlie eala:ry, to \wham we will
pay a liberal comPensation. Na person hut men
of integrity reed 'apply. In the city a large num
her of our good frie.ids hive very kindly‘prornised
to ill all in thoir p l o..var to .evend the suh:,cription
and business of the ofice, and we kaow they `v: ill
do it. -
;N
.. ..'~4~'('.;
4drertiuments.
We shall continue the publication of all adver
tisOments which v foundin the Post when taking
I L.
possession, presurning such to be the wish of the
yottons of the establishment, unless a contrary or
der., .
is expressly given. We will endeavor to make
it,the interest of every business man in the city to
advertise in the calumny of this paper.
I New lad,
.We have procurpd a new and beautiful head for
the Post, which shall make its "first appearance
to-morrow. That accomplished artist, A. F.
ItfanuraNs, Esq., is entitled to the credit of execu
ting this Etna speciOen of eng ralln,t-.*Witckpqrn•
plate nuking other
shortly. ' -
11E jITTSBURGII PAW 1110B11Di0 POS
t. iteapra, EDITOR d-I'D I:sorra:Eton
TTSBURGII, TUESIIAY, SEPT.. is:, 1846
Allegheny Canty Demratic Ticket.
To_ the patronsof the establishment, one and all,
ve return ohrsineere thanks for the patronage be.
towed, - whilst under our control. The Democracy
Of the County" of Allegheily, who have, indeed,
heeh kind to us at all times, se can only assure,
that their ninny acts of generous friendship, will
ever be gratefully remembered, and ' hereafter,.',
though time !expect to move in 'a more humble
sphere, we will endeavor to, repay the debt of grati
tole due theM, by an inereased zeal and devo
tion to the liberal and time honored principles of
Democracy.
Our brethern of the corps editorial of this city
will accept Our thanks for the many courtesies we
have received at their hands; *tis true we have had
some rather severe combats with several of them,
but in retiring from the 'political Uhl, they all
have our best wishes for their future prosperity
P.ept. 15 , 1545
LIGLER & SARGENT
To ;Iv Public.
it will be teen by the abore announcement that
the undersigned has purehaied from 7.‘ , fetars. blots r .
Siticrurr, the entire establishment of the "Daily
Post," and "The Mercury and Manufacturer." Col.
BIGLER, who has conducted the editorial depart.
went of the paper with such eminent ability for
upwards of a year past, retires from the arduous
responsibility,,eurT:iing with him the good wishes
of the whole-caulcil democracy of Allejheny coun.
ty. ''Wherever his'tutore lot may be cost, we hope
that be will enjoy that peac4 and tronvility which
an editor never, knows.
M;=M=MeM=
I 1 intrtiductory
i Ithbeginning our Editorial career'
in Pittsburgh,_ j
the public will 'permit us to say a Nedra or two.—
We do not possess that sanguine tenfperament of l
mind which stes nothing but sunshine in the fu
ture.l No - calling in life is without j its clouds and
shadows, least of ail the business of an Editor.—
) hong experience .has made us acquainted with its
difficultieq, and in a measure we arejarmed against
the chances and changes incident to our vocation
Them is no antidote to indifferent ' friendship—an
I I
open) foe is a clever fellow; but 6, for a whip of
scorpions for the scamp who has saiiles and advice
for an Editor, and yet, behind his j back, "damns
him with faint praiser'
We have been absent from Pittsburgh for a con
siderable time and out of the run of' politics here,
therefore, we shall have to rely on the discretion of
our fiiends for honest advice,—we mean as to local
afairs. On great national queatione we will act
thrountelves. We have too long conducted a pub. ]
lie press not to know that we shall have difficultie s
td j contend with; but as we have no Cliques to gov
ern us, no factions to support, ft 2 is cur determine_
i
tion from the start to sacrifice our conlvictions net th
et' to the prejudices, interests, or passious of any
one. The eb6ductor of a daily newspaper has
neither an easy task or a light burthen. He has
to be ever at his post in order to give it character
and respectability; arida is only by constant vigi
lance and mental exertion that he can hope to suc
ceed. To be popular with the pfiblic he must
persevere without ceasing, and should he turn
aside to repose on the Iflowers that grow by the
A t r i ll wqy, lae feel to his sorrow that thorns lie be
neath their petals. In the combat of mind. in the,
ever advancing tide of homan events, in the develop
merits that daily, hourly, take place, defying 1.u.1
AT wit RIM, Dynan.
man forethought and Yet exercising momentous)
I Mr 31 Caniliess said he oe ed an p I to the
influences on human aairs;—in these, always pre- meeting tar his late arrival but the a dt a ti e -n e tioe had
sent, either directing. oi l being carried along by the' been torn oulab'e One of his antagonists had
current, must the editor of a daily journal hate ' agreed to bring him out in his cart - iai e, but frees
plea. the fact of the sehode breaking a wheel, heel, that gen.
his pleasures—the pleasures of labcir—the I
s
sur tleracoonlite! nor been able to fulfil his kind ititen
eof action! As wel have said, there is no
time
non. Besides, said Mr 31 C-, after I did commence
forirepose to an Editor, and this knowing. la scam-I the Jour-nee, the lan cress of my horse Han It
mance our career conscious that theugh we may compelled me tocome at a very moderate pace—
do all in our power to perform well lour task- yet , J'''''''' .01 , e•I iv had introduced his mats Charles in
that we shall not pleaselthat many-headed master i 11 e `coats re. an excuse for his short coming s 111111
l General J ;CiCfol) lie mielit le permitted to allude
the Putl:c in all things. But we will do our best It o his I,:S horse II srly, in apologising for bat mg,
—angels could do nal more. To friends of our ' detained the ri retires
own political faith NI e sty, should our sentiment-1 _ He (Alr. MC ) had not made any preparation
agme
with
yours
rte
shallbe
most btp but
in nor speechhe
had;lric;n,tn.i;t:;ntbe,;pienle(,uri,it
case we should filar oni any of the t est questions 1 h int pet ain intent of le ...etc Ile would. hooey .
which agitate the public mind, let us riot be judie; 1 er. endear or to tote Lis t tettn upon the Important
too hastily. It is hum ti nature to err, but it ii.' topics °1 the 'h . ' He teas "t sre 'cu - 1 4 antes l — l
the spirit of true demoe . tcv , to
exercis t .
e,
en.band. his prtticspires such as Ito would declare them o ere
i.
ett justice to all men, a not in ronsen ince with their ow•ri, he del not ask
nd to do as otte would Le their totes Let them rather rate for his hooted
done by. In fact that ;Olden rule is the Alpha opponent. To receive their statures. said Mr
and Omega of Democraely. Nrhatetter i we may say ' \1 C, would cu efi
e him contidce in himself—Le
or do our career as an editor, our frieuds may rest " I " I's proud at I e pg, thought worthy to repte
assured that the act will! Le promptd by sent those who lied know r him all 111 S life—Y.llh
no bad j whom he has i ,,,.„„„ „p irom lanhood to man's
motif e,—the head at times may be :in error, but estate ; li ,1 it IPA 1.4.. could ler 0-e rietes tio-ret'lt
1
we hope and feel that tie heart will ale. ass he rode of Lis av ii conscience, art' lie 61'14 CI lie
right. Is el never 1 efote tp;•eirC 1 11. Iht. at ‘.llO 01 a e 11.
, 1 iisdoe, anal he did net now elute to brg I res -
We have launched our b a r que „j ell upon tl e He ryes with the Pein "critic party—pined to e l ,
rsparkling wares of pelitlcs—on n sea that know s; rol himself in I'e rules and if its s prineipies e ere
no calm, hut 1 1 ;ie pal ir st sr of Dern , J , cratic Ldierts not '-tectl; i
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hlse
f , 11 " ' I Is
Itlza-' he g's
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shall alway s he our guide By that sign w e know trot l '2 ,d be en. as c „ .. ,, i o to i ; . .,' T , f T , C I
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that we shall conquer, all until it falls L; : :n rh, —that letter, c iedernt ed as it li i I hryn cln' ire I
sky tie will "never give lup the _=:,;pl' We feel , his prioriph —;' e doe - re' PVII eh Ise I, iI do ' .
the re:ponsilelity of cur rieslt.on. and hat e mark 1 ehernhed It was rot ten to the co le al'Cl •ri a
ed out our course We i t'iall av aid ell persorali. in " Pl ' i° " in " ." '' n T''a!! ' e ' "he ' ns "11"1 " r! '
ell ii herr' ea; 'e to ne -t-sl , het it ' , Yin,•! rot
tie;, and assult no one tirs 4 , fur we begin our career; ; , sill d• 1` a 1; ell he %so,' ed I", 1 1 Del nr .i• 3.1
with the kindest feelings toward: , all i'lell 11107 T of this 'otter i -id !:errs ft, 1.'0,,i o er the Como- mi.
parlielda4 ton - arch our b ret h ren o f tl , p,, 5 , ::....,.. ! e ef;th, In rotes shr Il a n those ot the CI eh iii prat!
) But as we stall oat Le 1.1 e in
e. lie h
premed 1e the gm.. ' ` tar ' i n'l-:" see ' a l re ' r CI II III ' It ."- " I l4 ln It ' '' t '
cause 'of Equal Bights, iv expect to earaunter or- 1
, he ear of the ITlCtfllll'a I.ll'l' ITP‘
beets assadeil an] 'these I Inc arit rag it. in li t hail
I nett
posltiOn Let the enemy strike wits-ti t he may Ise eentlerren as hat isthere in it ts j e %ft. On- it 1.1
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shall Cm/ as ready. We oar our e.! tori il breth- i'tof Whig hu-Ile'' Pees t` :e letter ' ,1.0 • th ' 1
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red the viten hand, bat if tiety reject that , the ) • niav • 1 ram an eres'l
to ray
pick up the glove. I
i rant e calmly or F.t , tet D , r<
! t shere a c trete. snets or their prosperity art 1 hap
pit e-s er o' 'he principles nron which t! - e e e ere
Cettakcs and Irak Makers. , c-nri•il , WI .ire b as the pertly in it for trltocli
;he hadbeth so bitterly a sailer? 11-n Clem oiler
stThe earth bath bubbles as the water bath, I.e r NI , nr .'c !j r nest an. and if repudiate I - or tt r
i-
And these are of tliem.r-31acbeith. I tmg it. moat be lsy I f own fit f'''',lN 11 other part.
The l
world is full of crc l akers and panic mairers. :of the Union. re is id t frn`e i Clay. let We t ' i-'
They base existed since he Leginning of tone I state
had I tsd ü bini f 'The I the Prweelt‘e PrteetPle
p-emirte 1 Jackson, for whom he (Mr
and trill continue to exist till the end of dies —J '' ' e ". I “
I Al C.) ii s! east hot first vote, to arrnnee ale Tulle
From the bottom of cud heart we ilesp ie the all uvula hoe been at ell. bat Clay had alnedrined
whole tribe—the, are o'f4rs upon the hod politic the pr,orilee of protection in th e rotnprom; et act
•
and the,efu-e Mr M Candies hail 4h:effort., itim
—their breath is deadly 1 pa.t....) I—their tongues!
h !,e ti field re id the CI aeon le ter to the mecc
asspeak evil continually—their hearts pre as black Lit 1
Its is 012161 rend it at e ert meeting xi b ill he
Ere'rus—their sentiments as rocked as Tarsal `ii";
% mild hao c the honor oi a ttendini; dur r,fr the Caffl•
rue. The croakers me uoW I
at work in right rand paign, and whether he or his lien,' (llr. LI imp•on)
earnest, endeavoring to creoe a panic in our gler.- I should reore_e it then:in Con zrese. he wou'il plant
CHIS old Commonwealth! They would hate you be. I him-cP upon the doctrines of that letter (Mr.\lr-
Here that the country is a ned. and that the suet;
i c „T i ': l l , e i c , I ,l l ', h re a l t d s t i l i e lt e e r ) Nnw " li t at I N ;, " ' fre
of prosperity bra set forever! We believe it IA IS I if T 1 hey
are wicere ii, their j j - ,- " e r , l ,7 p nt e a o r i „., ) ,• e ' r e .
1-
Cicero la hp Enid that lie could not cce how too' lion? Was it rot in fat or of protection? Why
then wls he denounced) for •arrinnig it? Because Ise
soothsayers could loo': each other in the face ia oh. I
had supported P 01.,: and Dallas—that was the re i
our mo
out smiling.—and we treat re tostay if a couple of
soli On this account they denouncer a man %she
modem panic malterslw ere to meet cal b oth had made himself obnovicus by the
le
he bad
er alor.e, they would bang their heads in shame, gone in support of :then.s, so cared favorite princi
pie. He siw smiles on the Nees of come of his
and acknowledge their diabolical wickeine.s.
ends—well, notwithstand ng the passeee of 11 e
'Tis rjuliculoins horobuggery to telk of ruin in act 'ri of 43, tin man, he lel eted. had mere - truiv at
Pennsylvrania----no person s:4 sans mind will believe heart the' interests of Pennrsrtarna than ihe,..ide.o
poet. although lie had been denounced as the r enc.
such stuff as that. A 51%4 change in the revenue
time
because of the paSsugc or that act. At 11 e
laws of the country will not prostrate the energies
of a mighty people. Emery mountain and ever y th g e le m e i l ifi r t I n e o P en le s 6 : g a e n:i f e: l gt e l e ir t i C :fi f i l ii S, rt i o ti n . .t modify
valley re filled with the e'elnents of wealth and it as to suit Pennsylvania. but the Democratic Del
prosperity, and strong, arms and honest hearts ate 1 egation in Caneress considered themselves instree
Ica to oppose all repeal rat modliicition ofthe Tar
found ti hetet er the sun stir;..!. his genial rats.—
•hands were 1 ed—nnif! e l I 711 - 2—theri i f they could
•
No combination, however riowerf i i
get
ul, can up ai d u u i, l i , rig 1 hey could not rite for inere els] du
panic in this quarter- Theohing his been attempt tie ,a ,d o Isrti grimed rote ag i nst the hill, and
1
ed. but the guilty actors ht -ill be covered with they hail with one exception soled for the bill o
i home, ignominy and ills
1.2, ie. mist the bII of 4e, Eitt this laser b Il—
has beengrlaceMari; the prediet.on! , be ore their work '
the bill of 43--teas not properly understood. He
well begun. believed that it ryas a protectite bill, and xx ith
some modification—such ns increased duties on
Support the thicket. coal iron and gla-s—it would form the per:nine t
I. call upon every I enlmerat. in the spirit o'
t p ; o r l 4 m o y f n
o c tthe got ft:Talent All tariff, there mat
j
: e l ipriniie—tiic com.tolition it eh vi a- , a
brotherly; kindness, to gist; the Democratic TschLt 1 comploin '3; it hicii eve were all of one t oLthrt
his cordial and undivided support. But a less• o eeks j guided to one destiny the bill of I ti-16 it as alio . i
will pass, and the election day st-ill be at hand I compromise, harmonising, conflicting interests. If
No time I should be lost in toeless talk or in idle it oas not a good r ariff why did they nor a•loot the
c rnpromis ol Wed me a
resolves. The dennuerate 'should thoroughly or- doub.fill sou e
rce? Mr
Wasb itster?
submitt Di ed st
by co a • Loctrnineuo
ganize in every too mhip acid school district, and ca? • No, it was drawn up by a Whig of Pennss I
sancoone 1 by a committee of practical
use their utmost exertions t secure a full cove on I ' nu a '
the second Tuesday of October. In times
sineas men, w h i tt (mid hate beets satisfied with o
Past you and it was offered by a .-enator from Pennsylvania.
hate done your duty r.glit Man:ully, and St by not but not a Whig. excepting Mr. W. would sustain
again buC,:le on your email and fight equally as th It was because they hope.! to ride into power
zealous in the same glorious Jeaase. Tour cherish- upon hie top of the In.e billow of panic I.+ Inch
t.: ± e . l. m
• i en t ad to roll mer the interestso
and press
ed principles are as dear nos as they ever sere—
tie calls ril your country are ae loud as heretofore Ilreljcs(Lillieec,,°,l4llnric,:rm)'ltlh"eatcotirlieey.rpeoieulenicreeTrieelD'il
i
ihe ticket presented tor you support is coo owed t mo-e American, mencan, from a Democratic hatter; (a
of men of:known and ackno.s•!edged worth. To z'''"' Whig p t ' et. ) No.lt its re Puuled In a ii ,
every
freeman j'democratic me‘bl paper, iper
j , tin account of A el , ister s comprci
vote for such a ticket, should make
proud. The men are all hot eat and capable, and raun;l Olt tc le '
Ta l . tie a
l re ,i l q ) Cti p ° r ' o ' v o t I d
ed-
theart teat.,
e a - 1 s i
will truly and faithfully reeresent the will and [fan 3u ti e r cent ,Should be le. led This sad Mr.
wish°. co .heir constituents. We hope the hydra-IC would have been satisfactory to the North, the
headed monster ars e -to ra• '' be banished
from el .
1E ist. the Nest; to the people of Boston and tiou
our midst, end Deters and Iferixos e reignLn gal i n ts I jai e i ll . e , i r r t s i l li c e r i l n o l i r ' il e e s i:m u t a ' in g i u ;d i le .t ratTfr et o; I lii ‘l s " , :. i t VII .
stead. Every thirg, is to be lost and nothin,,,
ed by opposition to the ticket', or a single individua impion of Pro eet.on from
Pennsylvania hid termed thishill. And the.e nien,
al On it, If a preference for nicht•idthils has hereto- the Whigs, hate the arrogance to call therreel ves
the exclusive friends of Protection' although fur
fore existed, it should be thrown aside and foreot-
thesake of making a panic they bad rijeeted a bill
ten. An era of good feeling should prevail, ' and which manntactutets Irorn all parts of the Drams
good results will unquestionably follow. Demo. pronounced sufficient. It teas to the democracy
crats ! arouse and prepaie fort the conflict! alone that he looked for protection, if protection
was to be had. The Whigs w ere powerless. - The
great West was opposed to protection; there, inure
than in the Youth must we look for opposition to
protection. If was not in the tiiotith, ti flea! tinder
the blight of :Ist ery,the population had ilecie 1 ed.
With their Compromise, as with the Tani!' oi 1h 16,
the manufacturers were satisfied, I l ishy then should
the Democracy Le denounced?
He (Mr. M Cruidle4s) did not think the. duty. on
L. HARPER
Gus . i
City, . whoin tce noti
laboring undei the f
ed on Monday erearn
timahle Citi l lea; arid h
many.
aFes S.*:cuot. of Allegheny
bed' .Monday morning as
tiiptneris lof Hydrophobia, di
g. MT:LSANI,LEti was pu es.
;,:s death kiili be regretted by
N'Candless, • •
All the combined efibrts of the leaders of an Un
_ .
tiring and unscrupulous apposition.' are directed
against Col. Wir.sOis ncikpLt'ss,,theDernocrati c
.nominee for Congress in this district , To defeat
'hiin they Would there ben'en and earth &necess
ary. We have nothing to fear froM this opposition
—it is the best evidence we could ask, to prove
that our candidate stands •high in the affections of
the people.. Col. I.ll . C.innu.ss is a pure and un
spotted democrat. As a popular speaker he has
few equals and no superiors, and would make a
useful, industrious and brilliant member of Con
gress.
,In private life his character, like Chevalier
Bayard, is above suspicion or reproach. Enemies,
he has none—friends, be gathers around him ui
troops and myriads. It is not in the ranks of the
Democracy alone that Cul. .IVl . CAroLuste friends
and admirers are to be found—he has:won golden
opinions from all sorts of people. Whigs who
have known him from his youth up, love his free
and social spirit—his generous and boundless phi
lanthropy—=his studious and untiring energy—his
brilliant and powerful talents—his warm and guile.
less heart. Hundreds; nay, thousands such. will
support Col. ArCA DLLS'S because they know him
love him, and regard him as God's noblest work. l
AN noszsr MEN.
We copy below, from the Commercial Journal,
a report of the remarks made by Mr. MTCA:vm..tss
at Wilkinsburgh, to which we especially direct the
attention of the public—m h;gs as well as demo
crats. :Should Col. M . C.SNDLESS be so furtimate as
to represent the people of this district in National
Councils, we feel assured that their intercats dill
sere; be neglected. -
Speech of Mr. 31•Candlcso,
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'coal and iron high enough, but - many of the Iron- Curious Tale ablaut, Paganini.-4 recent. Trite.
men were satisfied. - (A voice- , -not Iron?) Yes resting work says th a t a singular tale appeared:in
enough on Iron, although,he hirhself had thought the.papentstatingthat.P.a,genipi was , a•vielin ma
-10 percent should be added: ' The Whigs denpuned ker, livin g in one of the .streets of :Milan. He
ed the ad Valorem principle, - although their greatliceptillitte shop With Ins arielins hanging in his
embodiment was in favor of it, and bad voted for I window,' and Was so' blid looking that the las Se e r;
it. But.liOW stood the case? ~Couldlran•be tin: iof MilatiUsed to, pass driven; the street to:have . .a
ported under the present duty? Scotch Pig, he look at the handsome fiddle maker. One -day a
'read from the Commercial Yournal,'commended at gentleman called with a violin to be repaired, and
Liverpool„from.s2o to-$2&• per. ton:.. The cost of accidentally left a book behind him on ;the trans
transportation $5, the port charges $2, and the du- migration ot souls, a subject of, all others that in
ty of 30 per cent, would bring it up to more than terested Paganini. -14 e 'read it with s ay .:;
idity
530 per ton, when landed in. our ports. NoW pig In 'a ' sinall roost at the back . of his shop lay his
iron here:onlyiemmanded $2O per ton—hew then aged and accomplished,mother on her death-bed . I
'could this imported, pig come in competition ' Pagsnini had just finished a fine violin;; and in'
with it? the lull persuasion of the transmigration of souls,'
_ .
He would repeat what he had said at Elizabeth he placed a leathertnbe over, the month Of his moth
upon this subject. While going to Elizabeth, he er at the instant of her departure, and received her
had a conversation with an Iron master on board last breath at the shoals of, the fiddle) This was
the boat,;Who told him that the cost of making a his magical violin with which he'set out upon his
ton of Pig Iron was $15,00,, counting, all expenses travels.; When performing in the opera-house. and
of labor, &c.. even to leaves—the dry leaves, such imitating the tones of the- voice in. a piece which
as his friend Horsier had in his barn yard and for- he called ..The Witches under the Walnut Tree's,"
est—and sold it for $2O per ton.. As they made 3-a Freneli valet was thrown into estate of Phren:sy.
tons per day, Mr. 'll C. thought that was doing a Hewaiied upon Paganiiii the next morning and
good business: pretty fair, po per day! while bard told hittl, that when young he had been a lover of
winking farmers, after ploughing reaping and haul- his mother, and that, with ; inexpressible delight,
ingto market, could not make more than 3 per while li i stening to his performance, he recognized
cent on the capital invested! But this was not all, i her vete in the tones of his violin. I have preset:-
the Iron master told him that he paid his hands: led thii
ridiculous tale, es it may tendlto show the
principally in store goods, upon which he made a ! extent f the sensation created by this extraordina
, profit of 30 per rent. If the wile of one of his !sy maMon his arrival here, when public writers
I laborers wanted a calico dress or a silk dress, she 'could think it worth their while to invent such sto
got it from the manuf'acturer's
store, in payment , ries. i
of her husband 'a labor—paying 30 per cent profit I
! A SI,LCCLAII CASE i2SCIIANCETIT.--, A :gentle/
to the dealer. Surely with this profit, on Iron and
man in G O ardner, Mass., two years since, went into
dry goods, a reasonable man might content him
self. Still it might cost some more than e'`he". ban krupitcy befote Jared Weed, Esq.. of, Petersham,
' and an assignee was appointed by hi r s creditors,
and if 30 pea ,cent be not enough, give them 10
says the Barre Patriot, who lately settled the es•
per cent more.;
to e, hylpaying.B6i cents on the dollar. ! .The cosh,,
Mr. M Candless then read the resolution oared
11 id m t ... ay , been added , to the dividend : would hose''
• i by Mr. Clay, ih the Senate, in favor of an adherence
s.nciiiia t to one hundred aria twenty-seven cents
; to the principles of the compromise act, or Itori
s... lon the dollar, or had the bankrupt settled, his own ,
izontal duties or 20 per cent. The e resolutions:7..
would have paid his creditors in full, andl
!Clay had deelared, would guide him in the admini , ... estate, would have
cent. of his estate over and above
:ration of the Cmvernment. the Foreign valliati in , a l l' l ' e h n i t3 s . ci .s f. v tl et . ;
tt and besides would have 'saved him
of the act of I p4O, was simply the cost at the prt ;all
hi
tell frost the odium of bankruptcy.
from whence exported, and the freight and port ,
charges 3(1,101 1 This was the provision (.1 " the act; HorriliOn Sunday last a drunk il ard by the
of '42, which Still remained urnepealed. and it was , name of r icht) Wamock.iii a quarrel with his wife
Mr. Cl iy's owe principle, though Ile denounced by at their residence—a cellar in Washington street.,
the Whigs. i
!New ro It—stabbed her and fled. The woman
Mr. BI C. then went on to define ate terms, "ad 'was sent to the hospital, and is still in d very criti
I valorem," “minimum," and , -specific," at applied ca l mate c o w e d o ,d av some of the neighbors
i to the 'Faritl:
I l . discovercid three little children of these parents, too
But he (Mr McC ) had bc'en assailed and i:e• i yowl, tO do any - thin.' far e emselve in the celk ! ir
taint:red held dp to ral.cule. for savist , t that previ- :and ii - cary famished. Th little cietareii were
i .
s 'l"
ova to the date lot the Clanon Letts,-. Mr. Cbis ha -I tent to the almshouse. I
not et:pie:red l'itritelf in fan or of the Ta rill' of lb-12. i ;
Ile might be rr intakes in dins; bat had Mr. Clay The Cpbrien Tra:lntotriaL—The amount of the
en er dedirel l,,irmell oppo , :cd to the modification . testimonial .4:(100,001:1) proposed to le presented
liif that act! Not at that time certaitily. Mr. C.'s ito :Mr, Cobden, the great advocate of the repeal of
letters were Ca u tiously v....aac.i. His Southeru the Corn law, is only the saving erected in Great
qiceches :lure all in favor of the priuriples of the 'Britain and Ireland in a single. week, by; a t e redve
compromise ..k t. For his part, he placed no can.' of ilia price of bread to the extent Orone pen
til. ace its lettis written to Westmoreland andny per ei l arter or 4 lb. loin; that is. reckoning the
Cumberland auntie:, Pennsylvania. imm , ediately tamilies at 0,0UP,000, and the consumption of each,
before the electnin. He had . no; confidence in each ,at tour loaves Iv, s'...ly.
lettea, or letter , writers—hot lie added. he did not j
precast as h a d l ate l y !
~.p .T. heiN . cw Orlea . n . s rel. a says,. it is imite .... r . o .e b . -
re'er to Each ii his friends
pelt. pill be a vacancy in the , y I, I I
written thernsel cs into noinitiattims on two tick- i eu'e that
t..!S. (I.aligli:e,r)
Ivate husirlei•s of General Houston, and the debc ate
nt v a ' :ij e E . , v I, , u i .. s Lite an ,iS p , f ( .7. rn h. : i P :' t t a a t i e C6 o; e t il : te he rr .;:t m h . o l f he his 'L t l a a t d e y, °l wi l l l ex r a e 9 n .l Uer l I I : l a wi pi
phi; and he .rcarance t Washington, during thec.nly part d r ,
..a. ,C ta, / reel„ . moreentracte
);reel; 's—the l a
es of . Clav—thel h book etas a 111;no Of
'would dray- fora more irca , uria,lr..in it. fle then the, summit twigs o; c°".gul', shags! nePrtietl -
.
re is Mr. Clay's declaration that he would wait the; cable”
I i
- .
operation of hie "10 per rent duties, and tithe farm-I 1
A a - STEX.It CA.PTAIN la'aS the poss"eire:- of a 1
er Livfame bank tupt be Mlght come to Com; reas and ; number o ' rnysicricrus licgs,, v.h.ci; he ii,teralcl;
.1.,k rel.ef? This is ni hat Mr C. thought of the laridirir at Matamoros, and y. Lich tame eve iiai I
farmer,: When they WCre I.lltirupt—://,pascrish •
reported td b ci -d liid c; , , , idt
. „ 1, ,,, e.e. A r, , r4 , , . e, ~,,,,,.,
~1,, i
ed—they might come to Congress—knock at the
,et t hi s, e.i, ge d m e r a m s , i mm purr to, pen, 3 ,,
d'or — a" of the Lr''''l4 sat Commons t't w a 'h m g' a I nit ma)e a demonstration upon the Idt:eas,ill4.
tan 1, ,, ce ineasu eot relief—and it woold be alien ma il:ed in' boarding his liir:e ,e-...e1. Ihe eitagriti
to mileill!
!Di- t;,e. piralba may he ltaz..gilie/h when they tound
Fin. (Mr; 11.0 ) th''''''l l4 now that lie had ' n u - that t ic ke'gs,insteatlof con:an:Lag the silecte, vs eft: i
!l i n e d :he fact ii :dr Clay I.e.ng un favor of the Cited with lit rpf heifit id °moat!
C.lmp,om :c Ac.:. :Ir. Clay had said he thouitht I !
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:lie country 11, lf p! , ;,,110 uhler the operation of the I Worms iiinno! exist in the :qys:car, if a liberal ere'
art ,1 .1 ~--,.., L.. 1 he, bat nun must yield to . that •qe made of the Clichrer tng ir coated !`i s e,..ietaliel I
qurit of cii , ti.nroni.le Atidt o:hen portions oi the . i.„,, 14 .„,,,, F. :lu Th ey not er ,i,, de5u.,),... the b
L me,. vu l,•ci 1 d resulted 1,1 the adoption of the h ,i 1 j ' I - b ii ,
. •. - - • - Lot i oreu ,, , - c ea/.‘e the , ;011 , AC / :old
.hives-!s!.'
sl
'rant!' o!lt4ii.
101 the mucus or stymy stibstarice in iiiiih supports,'
Ile had not been informed as to any particular i them.
Their 01 erasion is Ea gentle, that the;:
t Tic upin wii cli he was exrec!ei to adthe s the ,
may be a•it t nini-terial to chiklien of the nioLt ten,!(
u
bet lie would (1;01.1 fora few moments !der age without producing thre e injttrinhs credo;
el" , the T'lril" . of .40 . 'He then P m c ce , d ed e to a : upon the gline:al he a,h,hich have alvt L ays confl
' thr llP/ th sen or. .t. "I'"-• with those of tae 'iar;g: taituted thei moo serious objection tu Vetinifuse.,'l
'42, showing Ilia, ilz:,a coats, p 1 17t a I 0. - .1) ,, t. and artisi Their metallic base is genersllY "Sia Yjoleitt 'hp ts,;,
cle.. vt Well vier 13 / "eammon it , e , ?he prole. -1:° , ri ', operation, tat the system seldom lecQers trom u
wl3 relace.l, sal as to maize them chelper to the . 11, _ _hock
until .. . t . . t has arrived tl; . ;
consumer. I 1 e b the pa te., ess a line sears
tic had now ei deavored to tlefine his position up
oa :be Tariff. I c sliauld li r ,:e ;he votes et Ids sid
fr:esds, if his prit ciples me; with their approbation;t
f no.. le: tlyni o.e . 'or his worthy antagon..t
For his pan lie vas for Polk: he lielicted that
Po k s admimor lion ivould he a glonou; one
He said he knew what the gentlemen who would
fallow would sa —after the Clairton letter had
Et we through a E. lrgical operation at his hands—
he would ilenour ce the President on the Oregon
b ;unitary questi n, and declare himself for the
whole up to nit) degrees at least. Put he wished
them to rememb r chit the Whig press and leaders
h id denounced -P esident Polk for claiming to 34
4 I: and had alai. ed trim for the treaty which had
dividial at 49, ( Jere an old man who was seated
immediately in ti, nt of 31r. McC., swore he would rat
give them that n uch of the ground, mean:elms of: .
simei rick era with stick which he held in his hardy!)
Nor I either my triend, said Mr. McC . nor Presi
dent Pelk! He t at the treaty to the lenate, not
for ilie'r ritificati is, hot for their advice, at the
store time avolvii g his own opposition to it. Put
the Whigl'enittor had voted in favor of the treaty,
and had urged the President to accept it—while all
who had voti-d c most it •weic reenocrats. The
Whig pagers iron the Kennel - cc to the Sabine; had
expressed gre it a axicity for;the settlement of 'this
question; he look sr veral Whig papers himself, and
II ey had all beet in favor 'of alerting war and
bloodshed—demo Editing warfare—by dividing the
li r
Ten itory at 49. ' ut now whet) it was so divided
how were they nil bitterly assailing Mr. Polk for
g. doinwhat they i lthed Whigl This was Whig
j
ncy. HereC th old man swore he would have
I
his own or dP ) The Whigs had room riled a di.
vision of the Territory, hut now the bowels of their
compassion yearned for what the whigs most en
rightcosEly say ba4 been Ivs: . by Mr. Polk's surrender.
As to the Mexican War. We all applaud that,
except, (bowing Ito Mr. Wills) the party which
'my friend there represents: We had borne too
much from Mexico—more than we had trxim Tri
poli or Algiers. Mexico bad maimed and impris
oned our citizens, iind confiscated their progeny
Oa- el rims had been adjudicated and examined by
Baron Rosette 01 Prussia; but Mexico had rimer
paid Inn one or Tien instaiments—it was the duty
of our goternmentl to punish her even had she
hero ten times mote insignificant in point of pow
er. Ir was true w. had annexed Texas—we had
enlarged the are i i f litecilom-his friend need not
t
smile. H every slit) exist in: Texas, but not with
his will. War) ed I; - tire decay of her sisters Texas
would yet, and sopn shake efrthe itieubil Crum
I Cr borders, arid asSumc her place as a free State
in our glorious conS . ellation, riiirid Texas would be
tree as Pennsylvania.
Ater tb ink;ng the audience for their attention,
Mr. M C. concluded bis remarks.
A CL'ItIOSITY.-4 111:`.11' of the State of Pennsyl
, vdnia, wrought in I,ce•Liti which the towns. coun
t:o.z, riters, &c., arc all dist:tic:ly shown, each coun
ty tieing wori;ed mia style of lace different from
those ailjoming—rnly ne seen' t the Female Insti
tute of Mr. Burns, in Baltimore: This unique piece
of fume! ingenitity i 6 the wurl of one of the ladies
of the Institute, and fontsms filly fit e dare:era kinds
of lace win...
Enn-rs FORREST Esq., the great American Tra
cedian. has arriN Nil in New fork, frOm Europe.
'...‘hould he resume hie walks upon the stage in fill,
coantry, we are confident his ,many warm admi
rers in this city would be pleased to grcet z lfim
once more.
FIRE.—The drug Isturc of Eft:4lLT P. S/Altrz,
and the dry good slime of S. CA.nuTiisns, on
Federal street, Alleyiheny t'ity, was partially ,
by . fire. We lvcre unable to learn in. what
mentor-the fire ori , inated. pr erty was we
understand insuled. '
• ;_ '
• .I.%tr Orle ! lue.—raus far season has bee;i
remarkably healthy. No evid4ce of yellow fever
has exited . /
/
MZM:IIMM=
_ . atit:—
of maturity or ntrilany outgrown it. Ye Icnow
several at this moment w haze constitutiOnal vigor:
has been FO l comple:ely paralysed by the injudicious
administrat on of metallic Vnirniftigo Yllaile
young, that. they ore almost totally unfitted for'
the transaction of 't.riliintry In - :size:is. The :Click;
ner tingar-ehated Vegetable Pills, on the leontrary.
have never been known to lea% e..„ any iinjt"lrinus et:'
recta behind them. They rather :ma tb hi% igo
fate the s,bierll. and render it proof tighinA the
most imetdritte ailfuents.
I
StAd by Wm. Jackson, corner of Wood and Lib
, .
arty streets, who is general Agent for D. Clicke 7
vier s Pills in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
.
pEcciTATIITTIisx:
V; virtnel of a Precept upder the liaeds of the
. 131 Patton, Jr., I resu.en of the
, Curt of Connuou tleas in and for the fith Judicial
District or Pei.nsylvarria, and Justice of the Court
ut 02.er and Terminer, and General Jail beliver , ,,-
in and tbr said District, and 'William -Poi - ter aril
William Kerr, EsqUires, Associate Judgei of the
(satire course, in and for the said County of Alle
igheny, dated the itith day of May. in the year of
I our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
land to me directed, for holding a Court ''of Oyer
land Terminet; and General Jail Delivery, at the
Court Dome, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 9th
iMonday of o,ctober next, at 19 M.
Public notice is hereby givep, to all Justices of
the Deuce, Coroner and Constables, of the I County
'of Allegheny, that they be then and there„ in their
proper persons, with the:r rolls, records,. inquisi
hous, examinations, ind other rernembraucei, to
do those things, which to their rei.ipective olTces
in their behalf appear to be done—and alSo those
that will prosecute the prisoners that now! are , or
may be in jail of said county of Allcstbenjr, to be
then and there to prosecute against them as shall
be just.
Gi%ed under my band at Pittbburgh, this 15th
day of eptemher, in the year of our LoM 1346,
and of the Commomkealih the 66th. •
ELIJA H TRO %ILL°, Sheriff.
Heavy Black Silk Shawls. ;
Tt Ti EAV Y Black Si Shaw:s of very supericir
ty, just received by , i
ALEXANDER & DAY,
75 Market st., N. W cur. of the Diamond.
sepl6
eILEII4IIO.NT Plaids a beautiful ;allele' for; ladies'
k.,/ dresses, just operied by
ALEXANDER. & DAY,
75 Market St.; N. W. oar. of the DianOnd.
sepl6
lIRENCiI oplEinlid lot of super
.L` French Ginjbainskist recoivel by
ALEXANDER & DAY,
Na. 75 Mtrk ot st., :V. W. car. of a un'oud.
rcpt
D LACK ALPALTAS.---We have jazt opened a
iarge lotof 15fack:A'pac. is, wil:e!i we are,selbaz,
very / AL4XANDeII & DAY,.
73 Marleet at., N. W. car. of taz D. irtion.l.
Sept 16 /
Fall Goode. !
A A.!' MASON, 62 Market street, hasjustlreceiv
-1-1,, ofl and new opening, a large Eltoc% oA , rints.
Brow n'and bleached muslins,ll.nnels, iieking,l, Cheek ,
strip, chintzes, ginghatns, cashme and moss de
tains, ; re, hawk, cassinetts, cassimeres, Oroad cloth &c.,
alVot'which will he so d at exterernely low prices.
/A A. IdASON, 62 Market street, .Itripson's row,
invites the attention of enUntryitherchiintsand
others, to his! area seleCted stock- of fail goods; which
is now opening. Selling only for` Cash, we Can ofrei
such advantages tciptirehocers'as are Seldoin Posses
sed by those who sell on the credit systCm. sppl6
I~~A. MASON; 62 Market street;
another case of those blue and
belling at the low price of 61. cts per y
- TE wi ll sell the Lease of four I
V V situate in Croghensvillk frOtitin
glieny, ricer, each 27 •feet front be 2
making. 10S feet fronton the river, on ‘ 1
ed a neat two story house and hitch
aro.well fenced, in, and Well .stochea w
shrubbery, &c. (No ground rent, an
Price 8215, - BLAKELY
*apt 16
_ .
34.efecta.,-
Prkes of Admission:
First Tier,-:?50 cents.Secnnd Tier, 37,1. cents
Third- 120 I Pit; 25 at--
IVEDNESi?..4Y EVENEVO, SEPT. 16, 1846
Will be acted the Tragedy of
ILA M. L E T
To conclude with lhe karae
DA.Ir lOTEn. THR, WEDDING
Doors to open at '7, performance to commence at
; 7}precisely. 1, septl6
FRESH PALL GOODS
AT TILE . Nr.W YORK STORE.
30, Cases rich fall
/o od s; French
tad English Cash
tares and Mous.
Laines • Gala
Lobrain plaids;
lain French'
leak Cloths:
rinted and plaid
loakings; a full.
asortm.ont of
'roach Brochc,
tinted Cashmere
lk. and colored
libet, plain and
mbroide red
taw's, plain and
Gurrhams
ierinos, Alpacas
id plain Al. de
_tines: plain, blk
and fal,'(.l bilks,'sos a great variety of rich colored
dress Silks. Also, 12 cartoons of rich Bonnetißib.
bons; Velvet and Bonnet Silks; French and Atheri
can Flowers, in great variety; Bald - and Straw
Bonnets, cheaper than ever; a full assortment of
gentlemen's wear, such as Cravats, Shirts, under
Shirts and Drawe.s; Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
allot which will be sold at a small advance over
New York cost.; W. li. GARRARD,
Sept 16 I 73 Market street.
' Large Sale of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods at Auction.
AXTILL be sold, on Thursday-next, September
i f I V 17th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, atiVPlCen
na's _Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wood street, 3d door
lroin sth, a. large, assortment of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, ofnearly every description, received di,.
rect from the Citi of New York; they are now ready
for_examination-i Terms Cash, par funds.
seplG P. IPKENNA Auct'r
.
-A, UTHORS—irgil, Horace, Cicero, Cesar, Sal
lust, Homer, Latin Lessons, Prose Compos;tion
and Latin Versification Graca Majora, Minora; Ho
race and Virgil Delphina, Greek and Latin Lezi
cons and Grammars, .5-c.
For sale by II. S. BestvoßTH & CO.,
seolG 93 Market street.
• . .
Books for Latites.i
s'iGnuirsEvs Letters to young ladies
lj M:ss Jeo - sburg's Letters to the young;
• • : Mss ChapOne's,Letters;
Knapp's Female Biography;
Miss Leslie's Pencil - Sketches; •
Mrs. Shelley's eminent French Writers;
Tim Lire or Woman;
Mrs. * Eilis , d'Prose Writings;
" •' Irsh Girt;
The Sinless Ch: d, by Mrs. Seba Smith;
Poems or Lnere:s.a M. Davidson;
Ll..rary of P , riee Poets;
L. F.. L. Cempiete;
, Drienlsa I:fret:less I . !.! siths.!l= el: &c.
by 11. S.: Sf. ,
SWCRTII & Co.
cepTil • iYo. 43 3Tatket st.
• Fresli, Loulasille Lime, &c.
reed fresh Louisville Lime. by the bbl.
f) 9r imail; a quantity of Window Sash and
Glasi; Carpet Chain and Balls, &e. eze.
ISAAC HARRIS,
& Corn Me-ch't No 12 St. Clair st
sept 16
gale or the ritp.V.Tord Property at Aviation.
le«111 oTer for, sale at public auction, on Monday,
the 2Sth day MfSeptember, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
the premises', a,Lot of nround, on Penn street,
(501 )Vzird,) , opposite the residence of P. Ll'Cormick,
Esq:,' 24 ie . :it front by 100 feet deep, on which is
erected a douhld frame house and nlachsmith strop,
now renting at $ 4 ,102 Pefannunt. Title unezception-
Also, at thc same Erne, az annual Ground Rent of
£S7 V, .payable quarterly for ever; oti - 3- Lot. of
Ground 50 feet front by 100 deep, on the corner Of
re,mand Walnut streets, one of the most valuable
tom .17, the oth Ward, on which is erected several
rr-me.dwOing houses and stores..
P. scpt 16.
1 A Piano for $6O.
A 6E:6'ONP 11,12i'D PIANO, price Sixty Dollars,
for 43.1 e. by ! JOHN If. 1114.L0R,
nep SI Wood street.
iN n
Ei 'PALL GQ,ODS.
11'r-1111k subscriber is now receiving a large and fine
_A_ 26 sotanent of FALL AND -Wrrrill DAY. GOODS,
!recently murchased from the manuibcturers and hi
'porters; ur the New York and Philadelphia Markets,.
since the great fail in r pr ic es an d will be sold twenty
per relit cheaper than the same description of Goods
were ever beiore olferred in this market. All those
Wanting great, bargains ere requested to call at. No.
63 Market street.
sepls" . ARSALOMMORRIS:
. •
2ticw, Drets Glnghnnie.
AIWD halve now on band a full assortment pi' bean
tilbl French aad Scotch chess G,lighams, twil
led and plain, at remarkable low price r s: Also, an
article !of embroidered Gingham-voryi,labffutiiill for
Dresses, for sale by ' • AI3SALCItI I.IORItTS;
sop 15 , No. 65 Mail( et street.
. Six Cases IV ,
!WV Fall Prints. -
, .
JUST ItECEIVEDI this day, embracing all the
new and des:ruble styles in the market; and will
be sold'at greatly reduced prices, by
ABSAZOM MORRIS,
No. 65 Market at.
sepis
ECEIVED this day, several packages of very
rich new style Persian --embossed Ombri, Bro
cane, Chatnelion, Striped, Paid and Poult de Sole,
and Black Satin, Striped Armour and Dress Silks,
and w:11 be sold cheap ibr Cash, by
teshmeres and De Lathes.
TUST, RUTIN)), a beautiful assortment of nem
e) style Paris printed, Ombri shaded, Rep Cordia
and piain Cashmeres and TPLains, and for sale by
ABSALOM MORRIS.
No. 65 Market street.
sepl.l
SIIAWLS, SUAWLS!
ALzinas and t splendid assortment of rich and
magnificent SHAWLS, just received this day
ismuracingall the new and desirable styles, viz: Parts
Pr.nted Terlseri,Cashmere and Broclta, Enthretdered
Slack and Mode colored Silk. gunge, Tmlbet and
D"La ine, Chametion Plaid, and Striped Sisk, Merino,
and Persian; P,aid, Silk and Wormed, together with
great variety ';of Woollen Shawls, and will be dis
posed of t& a Ismail advance on the original cost,
AIiSAL(Mby Itlr,ithE.
z
sep2s No. 6.7i2.lurlser'st.
'Vatic 0.
!rpm: clay asssclurr‘d: ender
-
I tnfil in aJ. 'D. =0. 7 1 , ..2 MIS & for the pur
irr:,lllo on a. so oral tt he ..?$l . ; and remil
c-t , :or', ar.,2 cetrim.ss.on Lus ness at No.
110, Northeast ',corner- of Wood and Ptah streets,
Sept. lat., 1846. .L D. WILLIAMS, „s
ee. Si,_S.
110 S. MILLER.
-SAND C1I1:CIBLES--1C0 nests just received and
tor sa.e by B. A. FA.HNES MCI{ & CO.,
eep9 corner 6th and Woad sts. = I
irIASTILE SOAP—IO cases just received and for
s tie by B. A. PAHNIIsTOCK & CO;
"P 9 ' COT. 6th and Wood st.
lISTS ! !! SILKS ! !--A large selection
1,0 ofr.cli Dress Silks, can Lo found at No. 62
het street, and are selling at least 20 per ct. less than
usual prices.' sep9 A. A. MASON. -
ir , .A.LTFORNIA PLAIDS—A beautiful article for
Id ladies, just opened and for sale remarkably,low
ALEXANDER St DAY,
t , e138 75 Market st. N. W. car of the Diamond
lip just rco'd
orange prints,
and sepl6
TEW STYLE DRESS SILKS - =A very superior
lot of dew/kyle silks just received by
• ; ALEXANDER & DAY I
rrepS 75 slarket stisZ. W. eor - orthe Diamond.
6te of g l round.
ton the Alle
fkl feet: deep,
'Welt islereet
n. The lots
Ith Cruitltiees,
4 taxeSi low.)
}IITCH.EL.
NEW STILE GINGLIAMS.-A. great variety:
new style French and . Sentnit Ginghams, - just
received and 'far 'aaln very cheap •
ALEXANDER ¢ DAY: - '
nepB 76 - IVlarket at. N. IST cox' of the Diamond.
' ' -
~ ~';~~~i
PIT SBURGII THEATRE.
Firbti night of the engagement bf
Mit: iI:UR DOCK:
Class Books.
JAMES 'BLAKELY,
Att'y. in fact for
M. LOWRY.
Lruly'l4 — Drves
ABSALOM MORRIS,
65 Market st.
RATES OF
ALLEN REAMER, E.
CORNER OF TIL1111)•.
PosiTEn
Philadelphia. Banks ...par
Pittsburgh Pa'
Lancaster: :: . par
Chester county.......pai
Delaware comity pm
Montgomery county.. par
Rorthumberland par
Columbia Midge Co ..pat
Doylestown' pat
Reading par
Bucks county pay
Pottsville . pax
U. States Bank 28d
BroWntrville .
Waahington
All Other advent bks.2d
Lewistown' Baiiki. ..50c1
-Mer & Man. bk. Pitt'h par
State S'ariP ... :
City and County' lid
Lancaster 10d
Hamilton 15d
Granville 45d
Farniers , Ilk Canton: .45d
Urbana .: ...i • 40d
SCiota - 50
.
All Solvent Banks.... lie
=MO
State & branches.. lid
scrip,s & 6 p. e..sprn
xrarrucuir.
All solvent Banks....lidl
"Astern Banks
Wheeling
do. branches IPd
Brach at Morgontown..la
Pitt burgh. Navigat
ranee C.
_ . Office, No. 21,
LTOII3I
Michael Allen, William Ebbs,
C. Anshutz, Lewis Hutchison, -
Thos. Bakewell, 'Fred. Lorenz,
Robert Beer, I James May,
, • .. R. W. Poindexter.
;:' %M. ALLEN, Pres'ti
ROBERT Friorzr, Secretary., - .
aug2o4l6m.
envy Wanted In exchange for Rats and
THE
that
subscriber th
as .n inrorth "1-sf
the
publicre o ethed his fall
stock of Caps, all of which have been principally
made to his order, and as his purchases has been
made -on the cash system, be is enabled to sell his
stock of Hats and Caps at unusually low prices for
cash. Eis stock dOes not consist of the cuttings of
Eastern houses, but are all- a. fresh manufactured
article. Neither is his establishment replenished
with the old stock from eastern markets. The
Proprietor being a hatter and Cap Manufacturer,
by trade, as well as profession, he is also daily man
ufacturing Hats and Caps of all descriptions, and
for their neatness and durability, cannot, be-sur
passed. Ali of which be offers at wholesale std
retail, and at such prices as cannot fail to please
the purchatcr.
G. W. GLASSGeW,
No. 1052, Wood st:e•t, third iuor
Corot.c:cial -Auction
Public Sale 0t.1.0.18 in the .SLlt.lk Ward
ei ~.he Cizy or I. 2 ltuburt.3ll.
IXfTILLi he erpgred to public ra:c, at the Cern
metc..ll-Aucrion Rooms, cornet of 'Wood and
Fain sa eeur, on WcdneAday, the 2.1.1 rA 7 n>.-
c.c . ch, P.M., by order o: Henry Irwin, 13. - ...1t.m0re,
the ...orloks'ing lots; situate in the 6th Ward, of. the
City Patsburgh in Irwin , a plan, to wit:
Nos. 21 and 23:being each 24 feet in front on Ccial
Lane, by about 90 feet in depth to an Alley, 26 feet
inches wide.
Nos. 46, 54 and 56, each being in front on the
- .northerly side of Wylie street, 24 feet by 109 feet
in 'depth, to:an Alley 20 feet 5} inches wide,
Nos. 69, 71 and 72, each being in front on the
southerly aide of Wylie street; 24 -le.et by 124 - feet in
depth, to an Alley 26 diet d} inches wide.• .
• Nos. 102, 103 and 104, each being in frOnt on the
northerly side of Franlilin street, 24 feet by•l24 feet
iu depth, to. an Alloy 26 feet 5} inches wide.
Nos. 119, 120 and 121, each - being in front on the
southerly side of Franklin st., 24 feet by .126 feet is
depth, to Decatur street.
•
No. 136, at the corner of Franklin and Logan sta.,
being is front on Franklin et., 3S feet by 126 feet in
depth to Decatur st. '
No. 117, at the, , corner of Franklin and Elm sta.,
' being 43 feet 6 inches front, or width, on Franklin at.
,by 124 feet 2* inches in depth on Elm at., to an alley
of 26 feet .51 inches, and being only 37 feet and 2 in
ches wide 'on the said alley.
Terms: one bal feast: and the balance in one year,
with interest,to be secured by bond and mortgage On
the property sold, the cost of the deed, bond cod
mortgage, is to be paid by the purchaser. A plan can
be seen at the Auction Room. JOHN D. DAVIS..
_sep. 14th. (American copy.) Auetioneer.
Filth Street Property for Sale. -
WE offer for sale a Lot of ground on the north .
tY side of Fifth street,' 30 feet front by 120 feet
deep, with improvements renting at $502, per ann.,
price, cash $5,000
AlBoj a Lot of ground on Penn and Locust eta.,
40A. front on each street, by 122 ft. deep, with im
provements, renting at 6380 per ann., price $3,600
Terms—one sixth in hand, and the balanee id:five
*ears:
.
Also, two Lot ofgronnd agjoining Ile above, 26 ft.
front by 61 fl. - deep, price; each , 060
Also, two p. story Brick lioueed . aticrone-Fiane
house and lot, on Canal Baiini sculling for e4CO per
year, price
Also two 3 story Brick and Lotsi on the
corner of Penn at. and Stevenson's alley] on the Ca
nal Basin, price $4,520
Also, a Lot of grmind on Butler street, in the
borough of Lawrence Ville, containing near of an
acre, with Seven Brich and Frame Jlouses; will be
sold low anti on favorable terms.- Apply to
septo BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
iti - orrocArry VENEERS AND BOARDS—Just
111 received, a large assortment of the above, and
for sale at . F. BLIMES
sepS No. 112 Wood street, 2nd door above sth
VRESH FALL GOODS—Alexander & Day .are
1 now_ receiving a very large assortment of new
goods direct from the Eastern Auction, to wbich they
invite the attention of the public, as they are prepar
ed to offer great bargains
• ALEXANDER & DAY,
Bops 75 Market at. N. W. cor of,the Diamond.
A T No. 62 Market street, Simpson's Row are
offered fur sale very cheap, a-large stock of
hie:lobed and brown Sheeting and Shirting Muslin°
Irish Linens; Bed Tickings Striped Shirtingsjllro4.
Clothes, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, and Vestings; else, a
lot of Spring and Summer Prints, former pries
and ,25 cts. wi l l be closed out at.).o and 121 cts.
•
sep9 • A. A. MASON.
1 .,
11`v-tiEv'S TIIEOLCGY.--,Leetures on System- .
. atm Theology; etnbracine.Lectures on ltigral
Government,•together with Atonement, Itiorai nail
Physical Depravity, Repetieralivn,
Th . eorieS and ilvolences of 1107,e:ter:loon; by Rey..
Chitties G. Pinney, Pro:essor. ThPO ogy in the
Oberlin Collegiate institute. Oust :toes ced and :or
sale by tempi I j LL i LOCLUIS, Agent.
iil.lVtE to the sal ' six B:r•CC, living in
Ross tc , .vpship, aLouta taife from Perrysville; a
small clerk brindled cow ; marked onboth care, with a
long ;,Lite tad. Tiro ov..i.er is ree i ttesied to call,
prole proPerty, pay- chirge9, and, take her away or
she wit: otiaccomling to law, .
.sep. CASPER, REEL, Ross ;p'?
r ILARLT WINE, we wiri tap i.nother an)- the :Fist
ki cash of the season , very sope.rior caret wine,
those wishing to pareirwAt this ait:c:e by the eatton
will please - send their ,orders to day to the wine
store of STEITC:TT d. Co.
sep. 12. No. 1i Market st corner oF-Front..'
Extemive Sale of Valuable Boobs.
T 7 o - clGcli. P. I'L, on Weductilay the .ISth
XI. and Thursday the 17111 - inst., at the Commer
cial Auction. Rooms, corner of Wood and frilr sts.,
will be :old a; choice collection: of valuable. new
Books, in all
.the yarions branched of Literature,
embracing Theological. Medical, Historical, Poeti
cal and Miseellaneons Works, 'Family Bibles in
great variety. among nthleb is Scott's contnientary,
50 vols. qtrarto, Pocket Bibles, Prayer and - Hymn
Books, Letter a nd cap Writing, -Paper, Steel Pens,
Blank Books. tlie.
(][.. Private sales during
. the day.
bevy; JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
OPTS. TURPRICIINE-10 bbls just received and
for r4le•by R. E.'SELLERL',
sepli Ca Wood street.-
Q It - UP-363 lbs. _GarretVe Scotcb, just received
, and for sale by teepl4l - SELMltiti
ISCOUNTi
DAILY BY 1
"CILANGE BROtEnr
ND WOOD STREETS.
State Ilnk ds.brane4es. 46
, Shawneetown ....
DILSSOLTRI.
Stateßank & branches. I}
rEnnts.seni
Al! solvent banks
I N. AND tr. cAsounA.
All solvent, banks....2jd
NEW ENCLARD.
All solvent banks.....ld
-rezcv
New York city... ..Par
ICountry. .ld
CE.FIEZI
Baltimore
Country .
....... par
Id
WISCONSIN TERIL.
& Fire In Co. Milwie 5
at/cnica..w. -
Farm and Mech bank . .lod
All Other Sol vent....lod
arallangt--Selling 'Rates.
I New Y0rk........i prm
Philadelphia I prm
Baltilmore I prm
GOLD Awn SPECIE VALUE. -
Frederiekdore $7 80
Ten Thalers 7 80
I Ten Guilders.. - 390
Louisd>ors 450
Napoleon ..........3 80;
Ducats 2 15e-2 2a:
Eagle, old 10`.60
•
I . 44 new 0 . 00
Doubloon i6'oo
Do. Patriot . .. . ;.. .1 1 5 511
Guinea. 5 00
loa . and Fiie ins
=puny.
Mai ket Street:
Co.W.