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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
REAL WELSH F-ANNELS
G.. w. MUIR Il co.'s Sroedwa!

u. W.. " III IS IL CO.345 broadway
Have just landed iFo=s --s nlsssA a.sver several
bales real Welsh flames II superior quality Hav-
ne BEEN boush, OF $50: ~ {: ne PFtse's, and
Imported direct they 1ar-anted genaae These sooe'
are rsnlrA-iy cheap, web worthy the attention
Of families.
WELSH ELANNELs.
Good real Welsh F.nael a; Is per yard.
Fne do J. and 5. 81 per yard
Very beautiful quality :or o..
Fiae Salisbury. s. and IS &C.
large 10; Of thick English Flaunels yard vide, good
color and remarkably soti forming avery desirable lot
for winter consumption.
good qual:t.- &c,
Excellent - and j. ans -.
Tack Swansh.n F4n=eis OF lausu -ly good quality
Saxon and double aii.ei Scroay Flaares ye-y Eos.
Suoe'iue ;vIed Flannel. for Shawl. o. laeod
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nv sOY,aL GURLEY.
;ropr l6O Rao4DwAy-Ngw-YoaK Lose Room
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ex,rn Wide md CurIed Maple Nigh Pos
BEDST EADS,

Particularly adapted the Southern Market As also
he various kind adapted to se city usde' are nov on
ale AT II Gold-street
WLLIS'S PREMIUM BEDsTEADsare now ackno~ .
Sigsd by all who tried then be decidedly superior
N point OF ccapliness durability, economy aud ease th
which they putuf taken down, to all Others ovsr be
ore offered 10 the public An inspection and rla Ia al
nat Is necessary To convu rvsry er.cn OF hsse facts
] DOUGLAS, - Col stTc'.
~ Town and Cosnty Rights for sals ~ l.is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Wal-s,rcet surprised to-day by the exposure of
another Bank defaulter the particulars of whose case
will DO found in another column We should not lay
Surprised" for aer tho experience Of the past few
wears Was,reet easily surprised by instances of
financial voiny. There does appear TO be sons con'a
zion the atmosphere OF Bank calculated to obscure
the judgement ana destroy the virtuoas principles OF
tho,e who are connected with them Name after name
appears the LIST of deuquents and punishment 30 un
ifeaaenty visits them tina, appears be acnrcely con-
sIdsred a crinae TO rob Bank officially.
The notes OF the Bank of Oeau and the Canal Bank OF
Buffalo are purchased at the other rncurren
Bank Of this State
The Garrick, Liverpool packet had less than $1,000 0
lpeeie.
The Lowell" recently arrived from Canton, sold to-
day at auction for SI5,c00.
Bsknells Reporter says, Money matters are without
change i'll Philadelphia. The rates range from eight to
ten per cent per annum The fall trade m1y be consid
cred as about over and merchants arc hn'rng the
orders forward as, possible before the canals close
The quantity OF -four and wheat delivered from the
Erie Canal during third week in October at the prices
raned below, is AS follows
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SAFE eR BUaBous ROOFS

nE0 SALE GE BUAB0Ss SO0F IS
~ The subscriber wll have sale Of superior Datch
SO 3ulbous Roots, BIS Saloon, 20. l. John street
on rdresday tie 9th Il o'clock They arc ~
fine cer ana seecc expressly for his aarke. BEN:
IN rla parcel. of or l. yacntbs, - Crocus u Double
Tulips Sc all II tse best kinds for owefing the house
IN winter There are also fac Paeonea for plant
ing ia the open fou-d Catalogue. readya The store or
at Mr. Gloyers III Pearl The Roots no" be
viewed OF IL GEO C. THORBURN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

u CarpetinGs, EiUor Cloths, &c,-23,oo'
yards of CarpolIuC from auction patterns and col
ors all wool from 10 shlinyi per yard. call Is
ced ren, those wishing purchase Carpe.iag of
description large stock OF OIL Cloths Rugs Table
Covers Mats, &c, which they will sell much lower than
can be bought at other stores.
HEWITT & BAILEY
ns lm LOS RnwerY f-st Carnci Sore below Grand II
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a. TO 1ET'-s handsome t~o story Hou,e 1872
sta Wtye;lcy Place near Washington Parade Pos
cslon i"r;cdiiely Zen; loH good tenant 80 i,,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

These sales show dscliuc of per can't 0" S''''s
Rond. aud i. per cent on States ~ For the GoVe'"-
mcnt SIX per cen, Lean 4 va. offered ct the to1[0
Very little doing il Foreigl Exchange a-d 10 c"anee
IN ra,e. TIE Domestic Exchanges are rather inactive
Ian, a 20 = ,rudcacy TO improve. The rates ao
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FAIgL, uoUR-,ANS.

- C. ". MUIR ( Co. 3i5 Broadway. nave a; pre-
haad cci=p-;e of articles suitable
for Emily Mourning. the best ae-ctp. and At tie
most REASONABLE prices, consisting of
Black and Blue Black bonbszin-. Of goc9 queliiy at
=. per yarc
An excellent article IS. per yard.
Beas, iI,ly dae. all shades 4, liz. Is. AMI lbs.
Black aai Blue Black Grapes, all widths
do DO. six,
Mourning and hall Mourning Ca..>-2s.
10. d.. Nous dc Lanes
Plsia Blicl; ana B.ue E!aes -.
- -, = Nom lars.
Back Glove. Hose aaa ;..--..----------.s -recd
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u The following premiums paid Tor Specie al J.
Thn.nn.nn,s E,charg "a Office. No. 81 Walst.

Payment made IN n Y City AK Notes.
constant supply Of Safety Fund Money on hand.
Onehaf per cent allow ed exchange fof 1t
payment Tor specie
on it J. THOMPSON. Broker. 81 Wall street
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go - .AH6, BEARD.

prIra,c family and the second ioOr on c.sona-
bic terms, to gentleaen with heir References
given aud required. Arpy Al No LaIcht -. og6 81.
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EAisFYY E0ARD ING-sCEO&L FOR
i ROYS-WlLTON. Farheld County. Conn.-The
runlber OF pupils limited twenty. The Eext term
VIII oommolcc November Is.
JAMES BETTS, Principal
y P-An interview can be had with The Principal dur
az lie lat cct Of October by calling ne Rev. Sam
lel Whcsey Brick Church Chapel at the Otice OF Tie
Mothers Magazine New York. which place and Al loo
Pce apple Brooklyn circulars containing pStucu-
lnr, N ~ N any tlmc sa btalr ed. OF 81
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MARINE JOURNAL

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoR9. OCTOBER Is, ISL
?iiuiature !siu,nn.,c.-THrs DAY
Rise, 81 i 'Ss L ri.e. 3 Sci, . o. t3n
Latest Dates.
LONDON SEPT = HAyRE .----------sEPT. II
LIVERPOOL. ~ - oNLtAHs- Ia
The next S,eamaA to Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM BRISTOL.
Britannia, leaves Oct 10 cirestW..ter, eaveaOcL23
The mex, ST. Ship 10 Leave
FROM EosTCS Esom YORK.
Columbus leaves. Nov. (1reatE. eaycs Ncv3
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CARpETIYG CHEAPER THAN EVER.

VIhTE TIHU IHEifEh HIN In
lust RECEIVED by the subscribers large
add ioral supply Of ply insesin Feneiisn' aud Rus
ia aroetinc which they selling prices varying
from /. Cd 20 rs per yard.
Al,o. "A assortment Of Oil Cloths, all widths coTPr'
ne SONS Lew aud splendid patterns, from is 10 IL per
Yard
Together wiki great variety OF Tufce ami Btas'c.
ugs Door Mats, Druzgets, Piano aad Table Covers
Wmdow Sla es Stair Rods, &c. &c. al prices - per
cheaper han sye. Aefore offered IN this city
JONES 4 MARCY, Cheap Cash Carpet sore
10 Bowcry, middle Carpet Store, between Hester and
GFaod street o2! l~is
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G..sasi' 8AsGAaHs ~ DsSg GoCDs.

LOOK II THIS LADIES just recese f.on aac,ioa
10; % F-caca Merao oniy S suaerfae 10 = o.; En-
co i 81 Is. good Flannel ! "a do y.ri vide 10 =
81 hnc Enris; s., Castor Flannel, Very iow; An n
eau and English CAliCOs, Cd TO >, hacd'ome French
Calico. yard vide onIy 2.1l fine Irish Linen 3 10 .
st Linen D.mtsk Diaper oay Is, Brocha saaTls - to
:O; Rob Roy do very ow good salinet only IL Cloths
Gas, mere. Molesain. Gloye,, Hosiery, &c very low
Also large assortment Of shEETlNGS ana SHIRT
INGS ofal kinds, very los yard wide hectEss Cd, 3D.
aud 81; 9 1 white sHd brown sheetrs. -ay Ia. good
shirng. 81; Long Cloth do % and l0d. .uperdne do
l., &c *. fof sui = Wos; Broadway, Diane str t
Stranger, visiting tee city in want o: Dry Goods LID
consult their siere.; BY EALING Mt the shove 40.
NIB bales Waiihen shee;ia., +, yards vide, oaly
Is PER y.rd. oa9 3tI'
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a CARD-"e have JUS, received our Fsl ard
N Wmter Fashions together with al assortment OF
casorsbe goods which the stteguon Of our
friends and customers. and the public generally
ELLIS & BANCkER, T1lors,
sa5 lms No. Sc Fulton st,--t y. T.
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HARDWARE AND yvooDwAxG.

~ & j. JAMESON, 255 aud ASST GREsswIca- STREET
II ITCHEN FURNITURE IN all its sarucs, consist
aAins OF Hardware, Wood wure, Tin-waro md Willow
varc kept constantly hand, Of the beat qualities, q,
scry prices suit The times Those who you'd w'o
purchase articles Of the abo'a kind will nd II TO ho:
advantage by calling before purchasing eseNhere
n. 8. A large assortment Of Plant Staa17 aud Tubs
If yarou. patterns and sizes.
OF Inns w. * }. JtNIS''N
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Ncw-York Markets.

AsHE.-Pots are 10 fair demand al 70; Pearls 10.
the receipts are moderate.
Corros-Markot still hrm, but sales not large in con-
sequence
FLoug-The demand continues undated aud the stock
il store beits reduced The arrivals from the interior
are no, heavy. Genossee and ohio we quote at o.
6e-salcs mostly the lowerrac but sone holders
are ftm al l2. Ohio comparatively scarce Mich''
San is n.arly of the market Troy Is Scarce' We
quote bota descriptions 81 d 90. Within u few days
probably ~ TO 90 bbls Georgetown have been sold '
.hpment at 90 G l2! cIcsiny firm the higher rate
Brondywine is held at 373 50, ~iIhoutl large sses
GRAtxA parcel Of 1900 Bushels Genessee Wheat sold
supposed 80. Sales Cargo Southern Corn at 81 cents
weight derd small lot Northern at 3d. wsifht les'er-
day and to day about 10000 bushels Barley hsre sold at
Soc Rye is very scarce sud wanted sales small lot
Southern Dat. 4Sc Northern are rather plenty ana
selling a, 40 so for od-i6 IS for new"
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] G5T k'-a = E.S-A LIBERAL reward n, be pl,a
- fcT the deli ery 30. 20 sroadsay Ola ra7ce OF
plpeFs IL, clsd " {. & idcrl>eve aud joan l. Bower
vsrsus J. : usierhpu;-:or NJ. Batter aud NJ Hi,cer
ONO VGu" % any hrt the owner Los; N Bombay
Wall, South or streets, the morning of .6th
lust. OF iiis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

The Philadelphia Penns,van says that several OF the
Banks Of that city refuse the notes o the To-
wanda Bank the Erie Bank Of the Berks Coun-
" Banks.
A meeting OF the Stockholders ofthe Bank Of Kentucky
TIE Philadelphia Agency to he held in that City on
the 10th OF November.
The Bunk OF Bennlug tons Charter expired on the ls'
January last and the Bank Commissioners have recon-
mended that application III regard to be maze to the
Court Of Chaucery-probaby for the appointment at
Receiver.
The Bank Commissioners Ct Vermont have Published I"
,,ateaqnt Of the situation OF the Banks of that State
Tho aggregate circulation is $lleiO0J; Deposits ano
pebs GO0 Discounts Sl,5O7,OG0; Specie $3.50
Dcpcstes in Boston aud Troy $3l 7UO other resources
sl95,500.
An INJUNCTION has been placed on the Saltwater Canal
Bank at Orouo. The report OF the Bank Com aissoner
of Maine says that this Bank hiss been in tho hands OF
New. York specula,ors introduced by Mr. Cyrus Moore
The bill. are nearly al in circulation Ill dSn; States
The amount Of circulation is S:5,S2o The resouroes
consist, ast Slos6 paper due and OF little value
principally in executions, ond SSe5oi due from tho new"
FORK speculutors OF which $ljs57 given for stock
and 400 bills out There dcpos,e OF 5000 IN The
Washington Bank Of this city to redeem the crcuiaon
but which supposed TO be exhausted Inc BANK also
owned dwelling house, but this destroyed by hre
and tho real ostote worth little nothing Ihevaluc oil
its bills ofcourse, depends upon what may be ootsoa oil
the New York spoculatort.
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DAGUERssEOTYPE PORTE 1

AGUEIsesEOTYPE PORT RAFT
- ROOMS, 933 Broadway-The subscriber, having
been engaged Of experiments in this beeutifu
art assure, tho public that Pictures produced
which FAR exceed all productions n beauty Of exc
cuton aud th,t. far from bgtraying any defects the
most careful scrutiny only tends 10 ,ho" more clearly It's
vast superiority and Representation Of nature the most
formidable may search for cefcts IN valu There
;orc, ali wEo would
as ours the shadow orc ~ substance fades,
are invited to .all aud examine specimens A few sec
onds is all t-. required obtain perfect likeness
Instructors a. 10 enable pcrseas % operate with
tainty given . Few days.
OBJ Itis ~ STARK.
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Jr Drnti.fry.-Dr II. BUKDELL, Dr"ii'i, has Te-
moved from No 81 Chambers St to No. 80 Brood LAY
near Gothic Hat Dr. Il. would very respectfully inform
MS friends and the public generally, that he has entire
reIinquished the see Medicine and Surgery anu
now confines his attention exclusively I've practice Of
Dentistry nj! been stated that Dr.
b. I'd increased his charges Tor opera ous on the Teeth
since removing TO MS icncc Broaiway bu
such is not the fac, Instead of Increasing his price,
he has fixed them at lover rate DR. T. has conncc-
ton in any dental establishment except his own al 80
Broadway between Pearl ana Duane BIS second door from
the Masonic Hall o@3 Nv
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4 ADDE'S What would you think u you r' o ~
IL call AT 10 Hudson street and hnd spleAd" ua'1rt
nent of Dry Good. cheaper than ever ofcrrd ~
N ta country such Fannels for Is 3D. dc
lanes los dress shilling Cacocs for 3D. The beet
Sou Island Ions Clah. yard vide, lGd per yard
rich Chiene voyes ~, such generals odd Tor
81 Silks IF every dec pton. cheaper ;fan hry can be
bought al La-es. call and II u" good are
3,nt forget he number, /, is 20 iiudson--trert.
B-Wl.hout exception these are the che apes Goods
nat have been offered IN this City. or VS.
IyAIE uIMPA.-A new and large rs or neut
OF Ha Lamps lnd Lantern sAstra Lamp Gina do ~
&C. Just OPP aud for ,ale By
CODES,s hADY,s nUUh-orr g
VI BOWERY.-Ciodey' Lihy's Book and Lady Amer
,c,n Msr.zpe-Edircd BY Mrs. Sarah j. Hale and MIR,
.ydia slgouruey.-Ths only Magazine with LAZY Ed
tor. Miss Leslie will contribute 10 each numbsr.
Contents Of the November N o.-V oil. -.
The Jaalou. Lord, by Prof w. j. Walter, ullisra"uJ
The Wreck by Prof w. J. Walter. Gustrated)
TIE Last Solg. by Mrs. Lyd n. Sigourney.
The hlrd Bride.mait, by Mrs. A. d. F. Annnn'
illus on of kn1wc1ge.
False Friend, and True, by I. 8. Arthur.
To my Mo her, by John :. Jenkns.
LIT Lau-ie D'Aleaber,, simple tale OF Juveniie 70
nsmbrance-oy Prot. H. lnsrahaa, author Of Lsh'e'
The Contrast or Annie Merton, Tale. by Mrs Mary
II Parsons. ,r
Walter.
Conversation.
Leon,lll Lynmote, by Sis. Z. Leslie
Editors Table
Editors Book Table.
Publishers Notices
De,cnpti Of PlHte
Embellish ments.
No. !. The Wreek-Engrayed by William z. Tucker,
from an original picture, b. j. q. ChapnsnPainted tor
he proprietor ofths Magazine.
No . Tbs Jealou, LoVer-tngraved by j. B. Forrest
NJ. g. A Spring Flower-Ergreved by j. Edrdge,
fron IN original p!cture,by Wism.-Palltsd fo' the
proprietor of Gotey', Lidy's Book.
M The F,snon riats-FIg. ]. Ore" ard Shnwl-
fls q Fa,hionabl. Cloak-Fig. B. Boys Dre4s-Fis l.
Winter Cast mfg s. Child's Winner Does
Cortri5ators Of articles to the N0r.mber no.
Miss Eliza Leslie Mr.. 7. :. Ar;hgr
Hr, Mary II. Parsons, Mr. a. 81. +. Anuan,
Prof II. n?rahem, Mrs. l.. II. Sigouruey,
tof w J. Walter, Ms. Sarah Hale.
dr. Jonn > Jenkins Mr. Morton NcM chael
Term,-s3 per annum in ADVANCE or Is cent, per No.
Published monthly delivered any part or tbi. city an
Brooklyn and cent by mall all parts Of The UnIted
states and C ned4s BY lie publ sher
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WANTED-By respectable LADY. "a .eaHl,tres.
w the sewing of one or t-o .enieel families 4 LIZ
left at tbs once NJ, $ vii b. ATTENDED To- 80 +
sT-ASEED-A number OF Area:s TOR >hlaqi : and
W eomni.sion house. Apply q; =: Had-nn-'Iec..
@he respect,ble young men arr invited 70 ca A. a-
vii be provided vita situations 10 suit ITEM S=ys- a
C.lFks aud Lads art o. II
yEzSTE "A gentleman Is thoroughly a.
W ql4:Icd sita the Dry Coos nusiaes u al de-
paIm nts wishes TO procure coln -sniie 2! Non ~ a
rs;sIi nous lie IS Perfe - eon7-isnt 10 TIE t-e
III tiasenent OF concern Can lahl nre iar snoii
OF business and the satisfactory fsieTeEcss
70 integrity, ability. &C Asy p-tson vshins 10 CON
mence retail Dry Goods busccss could nHd this de-
sirshe opportunity OF securing the aid Of aa experienced
sss;sisn Liter, a1Gre.ed TO T. p Box 1G Upper Po,
Office viii receive i'sn.ediate attention. o2' Gods
{ITATEEsi-t'o- -sEtleClaa and hi- ,ie. two
W IN without bead. N tbs vicinity OF
rot above beeAMa-,i. ipq!y ~ letter addressed 10
81 b!s office. - L.
gNRrss3I ,TgGN 1,'4STE., oi oas JOHN
A BATES formerly n-".papsr c.rriar and arest nov
believed be driving milk cart part ,hs city
AptlS - II. q. ia cc-,. Ne. World Osoe.
y. 81 th.- c!y hs v.il ave iaftaef notice By A.
SEkIn.- a ,tustion 3. caau.;e-i.'l, q:
~ general h u,swork. ny a respectable young
Ian 'iih good cI;y references Please apply at u Nou
,lr- e;- c=6 2:is
y Ar : "a .ua;lon as Ch-mbermaid or to do
w gensth' hozsevo!k, by respectable Yong 'o-
nSn rIh good ciiy references Please 10 apply * No =
Essex - 90 2i,.
"A q Z. IA Scaoc!-roem 70 DC let; occu.
p:ed "lti -na -cnool + boys Its good loca
ton i1F fem ie primary school. Inquire at No. &c
Thompson st. "a -cho hours. 90 b.
E0zkN ssctAs9E 6; Co... INTELLIGENCE
- OFFICE. ~ %A.Sai,--t -,
EEUTaOH's iNgai.l,tGEygt. OFFICE
No $50 Pear ,,r Ct. near B5osa.g4y OLE Inns
s7URs sAGE-rle .;ock aid dx.ure, Of lqaor
..4-Ls. Ir.4.
s9oa bargain as tue occupant goiH. Apply a;
II JaGes strc.;. OF IL
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s,;es a the stock Exchange. Get. %.
Second Board.
Commercial md Honey Natter.

) Del. & Hud.. .sl5d los 100 Harlem.
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Navy Agents Once.
New icrk. Octobsr q, lsilS
RoBgRT c. WETMoRE.
o25 3tawNW&F IS ta10 Navy Agent
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q furniture AuciiopE.sG. LEWIS a c

Z furniture AuctiopE:1G. LEWIS Il L }.
will sell AT auction at l57 Mott street, THURSDAY
the 25th 10 clock the entire Paror furniture oi
nay consisting OF new AID elegant Piano Fore. ri Il
Brussels Carpet and Rugs match sct OF ec- ia
r4ndoe,. large gilt frame Mirrors dining Tea, pier ano
centre Tables; aud open Bedstcad, mahogany
hal. nnd Rockers, Ourmans, BIsd,, Bureaus rich
Mintel Clock, OIL Cloh Bed, and B"isioajs, Nc
&C. Also, a, the same time. singe Wagon and ha'
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Anti-Auguinr system OF ~ riiing.
AIR. 3EsssiO w has re-opened his Academy


GEX1LEMES OF ALL AGES positively taught an ex-
p>ditious and superior Business Hard
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH,
Asn The LADIES neat handsome aud fashionable style
no matter how BAD cRAMPED, DEFECTIVE, may be the
Pui j, original writing.
Hours OF attendance from AN. and from 4 TO T NJ
Terms moderate - Evening Glasses. ola lml'
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~ Wn.hington TcImpcrnnce Kcmcyolen,

II W HNh1n., II Z e.npCrNECt tFOIt III
Society," juvenile CONCERT will be- gwen at IN
Baptirt Tabernacle Mulberry = ny Mr.. WILLIAM
BRADBURY'S JUVENILE CiClR N. 3, for the bcn
eff of tho Washington rcnperarcc Benevolent Society
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct -.
During the n,crmssioH. Mr.. Hawkins of Baltimore,
will address the meeting.
Tickets - cents sar.i;,ing lady and gentlcman-ts
be had The following placc viz: Dayton SaXon'z
corner Of FELTON, ard streets; Wutertou, ifd
Canal 81: w. Harris, $50 Washington 81; Mr.. Woodruff
at the Washington Temperance Hall, and at the door
the evening OF the Concert o25 81
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. ss = ~ = 40 ~ y
II. - It. or . f.
Ncte.-All 10 be Of
the best quality, snd
rough hswed, strais 1t,
AID .quare azd to Dc Of
suficien; size 10 work
to . proud edge within
two inches Of the sizss
iere givea, TO be free
from sap 90. heart
hakes, wind shakes
and all other defects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

All Dc OF tne best
quality al d rough hew-
I'd, struight, parallel,
and SOU re, TO be- Of
lsuI;ici, Mt sizes 10 work
to Il procd edge ~lthla
two irche. OF the sizes
here gwen, and to os
free from rap wood,
heart shakes, wind
shakes, and all ether
! defects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

~ !t- : A--1 VI - -
T. Ii = 81 f. or - f.
.Note.-All 10 be IF
the best quality, end
rough hewed. straight,
and sqaare, and to Se Of
.unclsnt size 10 work
TO proud edge vi,kin
Two lrckeS Of the SIZE.
here gwen. 10 be free
from sap-wooi, hear,
shakes, =ind shakes,
end al oths. defscis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18


City G. & X =
Noyor-George Duliy-ohies on Main street.
CIsrh-Jaaes ). Whsat-ofieo on Main srtrst.
CiIy SsrgsrHt-J. i. Sang,ton-7nics Main Street.
Superintendent AID ". Wsrks-JssIAu P.wAL
Wharf Master }. c. Wiley.
The Clerk on Markot-vn Hall.
CHratSr 81 hs Cuy Hail.. Warden.
Aldermsn-l~t Ward J. Murray. snd Ward James
MCsnnsll. 81 WardR Sims. 4th Ward p. Bier-Sth
Assessors, one for each warl-lsi. r. Caaphell:
20, A. raNion; 81, J. w. Rebb; 4Ih. J. Robinson. 5ih.
VIM Templeton.
Sanitary Naurhtoa and Irwin. for
the lat Ward III MGinnis aud LauEhlin 81 Har.
ding and {. l. Strong Alb. Richardson and Richards:
9Th, Pratt and Quairier.
Con- aud Lumber MtasErer-J C WILEY
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE COUNCIL
On Oriinaacss-Mayor, CALDWELL and Wheat.
Oa EfaaHes-BradY Hughes and Selby.
Ga hccogHts-Wickham. Neel and Morrison.
On Streets and ~AHcyS.-Sslby, Dunbar. Scaltsrday.
Caldwell and Iambdin.
"a Water WORs-IIuRhos, Dunbar and Grahan.
Ga Hakst HsaSc. -Wickham. Grshsra and Tanner.
On CnI! ~BIaks-Crahan. Adams aad Seattle rday
On pf7rres-NLure prady. MGaughey, Wick
ham and Tanner.
On FIRE D-pactn,HL-Sslby. MLnre, Norri,sa.
Hubbard and Tanner.
"a Petitions as4 Esloas,raRe,s- Nsel, Lambda
and Dunbar.
o. Standardization. M'Gaugsey. Tanner. Dan.
bar and Graham.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
WHEELING POSr OFFICE.
RV WALL ARRANGE MENTS.

NEW MAIL RA NC + rs.
GREAr MAIL
Fram Fast arrives at IL o'clock. AMI 30 rninnies. NJ.
TO West departs al . o'clock, anl 30 minutes; r.. NJ.
From West, arrives at g o'clock. aud Is minutes; a. ~
10 East. Departs at 3 o'clock: a. VI
Northern or Sleubeuyilis Mail, Arrives nj 30 nin.
utes after NJ. and departs at half after one. P. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Nail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at ~. ".
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at ]
o'clock. r. VI.
suthern or Marietta Mail, arrives Tuesdays and
ssturIays. ut 3 o'clock, r. VI.
D.pars Mondays and Fridays at 5o'slock, A. NJ.
wo,Isdcll Mail arrives every Thur'lay,o o'clock.
An,
Do do Departs every Monday, 5 o'clock.
PM
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday, at II O'Clock, A.. NJ Departs sams days at
4 O'Clock Z. NJ.
AIpry.niown Mail arrives. TIssdsy, s O'Clock P.
M. Depart. Wednesday, G O'Clock. A. "
Letters intended fJr ihs morning mails shonld be
dsn ,sued by 4 o'clnck. IN the morning.
inland postage Of foreign letters must be invariably
post paid.
rbo E,.tern Mail will be delivered ., ihs citizens
$50, ~ pisptr,J, which will he generally a. IL az
ter 2 4. NJ Strangers or persons from tho country wait
81 on al any TIME
T,- or % opens on s ni1ys one hour alter the
p,,p,rlton ofths mail from the Fast. which Will be
G. ". THOMPSON ? w.