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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

The: Charleston Observer contains tho
following remarks upon the non-comm;ttaE
Message Of Mr.sTyler.
"Ihe Presidents Message, as il came
within reasonable limits, and as it is a do.
cument which persons of different political
sentiments read with interest, we insert ON
our last page. twill be 8. disappointment
to many, tha, there is not in it the slightess
recognition of the Christian religion, or
even Of an overriding Provideuce-a dis
appointment for which we felt ourselves
unprepared, inasmuch as so recently he is-
sued his Proclamation, inviting the nation
to fasting, humiliation and prayer, on ac-
count Of bis predecessors death. We
should be sorry to believe that the subject!
did not occur TO him-or that in the pre-,
paration: Of this document I" God was not
in all his thoughts" The omission, i Is
possible, has arisen from tie fact that the
irreligiou s, aud the atheistical in the land,
have somewhat annoyed him by their com
ments upon his proclamationof Of a fast; and
that he cared not 10 encounter again from
that source the infidel sneer." J.
Our friend ofthe Observer deserves tho
thanks of the Christian pafrosthe eom~.
muuity for reminding Mr.. Tyler Of his du-
ty, both to God and his county; but We
are disposed to think this subject, With q
variety Of others, which be did not wish
to commit himself by meddling with; has
been left altogether in the hands Of our le-
gislators, who, as Mr.. Tyler says, shave
come more directly from the body Of our
commou constituents" u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Congressional Election.--The Democras
tic candidate for Congress, in Fayetle and
Greene counties, Pennsylvania, General
Beeson, has been elected, to:fill4fhe vacan-
cy occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Hook,
beating the Whig candidate Stewart, by a.
majority of about 1000; votes. .';i5;..-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

The Rev.s. b. Wilson, D. D., ofFre~3
dericksburg, (Va.) has been elected Pro-
fessor of Theology in Union Seminary, tor
supply the ancy;caused BY the death Of;
the late Rev. Dr.. Baxter. .-5..i.s ;...,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Episcopal Eleetion.-The Rev! Alfred
Lee, Of Calvary Church. Pennsylvania,
has been unanimously elected Bishop Of.
the Diocese of Delaware.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

% Notice.-Th he subscription price Of
The PLoueH BoYrwilIbe 81 so for sim
glecopy, four copie, for IS, or ten copies
for $40. Persons holding lists, ltplease
forward them to this Office by the 2lst:of
June. 49,: 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

another attempt at Bank Robbery
We learn, says the Richmond Star, Of the
Sd inst, an attempt was made last Mon,
day night, to rob the Branch Bank Of Dan.
vile. After getting in and commencing
operations, :he villains got frightened, and
put out, leaving their tools behind them.
A reward of $500 has been offered for tho
apprehension of the rascals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Steamboa. Disaster.-The Steamer Dun-
can McRea on her passage upthe 'savail-
nah from Charleston, burst her boiler. on
Monday the 9TH inst, a. 4 "A. NJ, BY which
two hands (negroes. were 80 badly scald-
ed, that their lives was despaired OF Shs:
was freighted with light cargo. Upon
which we learn there was an insurance. Of
one Thousand dollars: She sdak soon af.ers
the disaster, butt ishoped she willbe say-
ed. The cargo is no doubt 9 totsl Loss
sAgusta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

% We thankfully acknowledge the re-,
ceipt of copy of the Presidents Message;
with the accompanying documents, from
The Hon. F. II. Pickens. :. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

The Correspondent of: the Charleston
Courier, under date ofthe 9Th inst says:-
1.-The diplomatic appointments aresoonto
be made. Mr.. r.stevenson will be superse-
ded, and Mr.. John Sergeant appointed as
Minister to London. ! Il has been suppo,-
ed that Mr.. Cass would be allowed 70 re-
main at Paris, but it IS now said that, in:
consequence Of his open avowal of OPPOSE
ton to the new administration, ,or rather at
tachment to the policy and cause Of the
party lately defeated, be will be recalled.
Mr.. Preston will have the offer ofthat mis-
sion. Mr.. Tallmadge, itissupposed, win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
THIRD AND LAST sERIEs-NOW
COMPLETE,

II THIS DAY Published, the Third Series ofthc 1000
Pictorial Illustrations Of the Bible and Views OF the Holy
Laad, proiusCy illustrated with Epgrayings and boaul
fully printed the three volumes forming
ILLUSTRATED COMMENTARY ON THE OLD
AID NEW TESTAMENTS,
embsisbcd with Go EDgravpgs, and conaInr: the
necessary press descriptions chiefly explanatory Of
The Engravngs and OF numerous passages connected with
history, geography natural history and antiq'es RI
the Sacred Scriptures, completed principally from the
notes of the London Pictorial Bible.
Recently published the First aud s.coad Series Of the
Pictorial Illustrations Of the Bibe-new editions The
three volumes are now bouHd in different styles to match
former editions.
Al.o, EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES
with 1870 Illustrations, vol l6mo.
BIBLE QUADRUPEDS, with beautiful cngravings,
vol 6 me.
MEMOIR ANB BEAUTIES OF WESLEY, vol
lsno
An Of H.yday, and Gin Books of all kiads
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
ali If J 5. HEDFIEtD, Clinton Hall
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lar advanced Ihat they scarce and high These latter
grapes superior any imported ones They msy be
rai:ed in abundance any ones garden, and with
eas, possible inconvenience.
HICKORY NUTs-very plenty and selling from 70
cents 81, a busheL
oYSTERS-We are now in the hight al the season
for Oysters Very few persons have aay lea Of TIC
tent of this business and Of the uumhcr Of
employed init The great bulk Of oysteIs are Brought
IN vessel. from York NaHsemond, james s"t B,ek Riv
ers n Virginia. Abost 100 sail Of is-ses belonging
to this city are employed this trade They generally
make abou, for trip, the and carry from one
thousand 10 twenty hundred bushels In The spring
Of the year large qu.n,ie. brought and planted
rncess bay on the South side of Staten Island These
are taken up srain in the fall and constitute the early city
supply
POULTRY-Never more plenty, and sales brisk but al
low prices Turkeys :, and cents PER lb Chies
higher /; estimated that from 600 00 Turkeys
bees sold in our markets every day during the last
week.
PROvlSIoNS.-Bsef aud Pork for shipping have Nm
dergone no charge since our last weeks report but Beef
in the quarter may be had from uarket vessels and
f'Om country wagons reduced prices Beef Il TO 4
IL cents per ID. Pork, and Ia New Lard
cents. New Hams, cent?.
WOOD.-In consequence Of tho weather Wood
lower than it was last week. and both the North asd
East Rivers lined with sloops anxiousy waiting
change of weather that they may obtain shilling or
two load more.
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UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT TEE GF,H1uzK

l49 FuEton-Street and Il An n-strset.
Thus says the Editor of the Plnnet'-
FREE REApIsG Roon.-Wlthout doubt one of the best
and one Of the convenient places the CITY ga
the of the dav the Chunk Eating House,
No. Ii AnH-strect, running through Fulton Al
this we'll conducted ana popular Establishment there
marble tables, with leading journal each
table, representing every State in the Union thus cti
and have the opportunity Of taking their
coffee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the table II strikes that this
rangeReat superior 10 anything ever attempted n hi.
city and nave doubt will prove great feature IN
this extensively paronlzed house Of efreshmcnt Under
he management OF It's rcntleRany proprietor the Cl'
max, pleased larn, rapidly increasing 10 pa
and popular favor, AMI doubt no, will continue
full share Of public support. Step in
uOT
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Die6:

In this city, De after short and lines Mary
F. daughter of Jonn o. and Mary Roorback IN the lstR
year of her age.
How changed the scene the star of hope
Ha. set IN clouds of darkest nj. mt
AID she, the lovely and the gay
Is LAID in the grave with her beauty ana light
In ih. city, Dec O. Thomas I. Bowsen, Of Dr. John
s Bowson, aged three years and seven months.
In this city Dec Is the 5th year of bis age Of Group
Daniel w. youngest of Harvey Raymond
Funeral this afternoon 9th o'clock from No or
Broadway. Friends and acquantarces are respectfully
invited 10 attend without farther invitation.
Penama. Cyrus Mortimer only son of Washington sne
Lauretta Harit aged iour years and Two months.
In this city, Dec. Il, Mrs. Rebecca Van York.
In this city, Dec H. after long and severe Illness,
Henry T. Franklin, aged IL
Ia this city, Dec. H. Patrick Cushnan in the 18th year
OF his age.
At Fairfield, Conn. Dec Q, Ebenezsr D mon' aged 30
At Phade phia, Dec Il the Rev. William Bryant
Preshyter of tho Prot Episcopal Churca, aged OIL
At Washington City, DEC -, Col John W. Hunter,
doorkpc Of the House OF Representatives, aged a-oa'
7s years.
At Troy Olive Adams, widow of the late James Adams,
sged a years
AT Schenectady Sarah McDougau, agsd 49 years Har-
names Wendell aged al.
Al Easth,mpron Capt. Jonathan Osbern, sged &c.
Al Hartford Stella, wife Of Jonathan Law, Esq. eyed
Sc years
ar RIVE. We.tehos,er county, Dec 10, Mrs. Catherine
earnss Berrian widow Of George Berrisn the slsi
Auburn, Csyuga CO. in October last Joseph S ShsE-
wood. in the 20lh year Of his ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
Review of The New-Xork Market,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING pEcEMsER 10.
Prepared for The y. Y. TribuAc.


Tie weather for the las, week has been warm and mild,
such as We usually have in the month OF April This
has given an opportunity the farmers to send IN their
marketing bv soops s:hooners and steamboats, from all
the nei:hoorng States and Markct-places are lit
orally suted with most kinds of Fall produce All kinds
Of meats vegetables peuries &c are lower than they
have been for years before
APPLES-The winter supply is perhaps as large as
usual. bu, the g,c,t bulk of what hand are West
stu and have not been picked picked With the care
that ,,kss with them IN ewJcrSey, and they con-
.eoueuty less likely 10 keep TINS is the first ssa
son that our chief supply received by the way OF the
Ers Canal We advise friends a, the West 10 use
,,s mora care in putting them down for the future or
~ Io,.v neiebbors and North River boys will s,l hold
an ,h nm Of the market, Price 81 so TO - 81 per bush
BI,TTER.-The demand is not very brisk, and vita
III, execution Of coed Goshen the supply more than ad
eaua,e 1t IS said that good many OF the 0oshen
ers are holding on until river Closes ana ihenu 'He
10 send it in BY the NewYork and Enc Railroad III such
qusnes as III enable them obtain few pence extra
on the h. We have heard OF folks holding on ana a'et
wards taking little less!
CABBaGES--Tho schooner Telegraph srrived on
Monday last from Staten Island with 10000 heads Inns
day there less soops lying in the North
River laden with Cabbsges Sales very dull. Prices
81 IS to 81 50 per 100 heads.
CRANBERRIES-Iu demand at 81 50 to IS per barrel
GRAPES.-whitc Malaga no, very plenty, nor arc
they greatly In demand the selling price abou, l24
cents per pound by the keg There still few Of the
I.abelas aad the Caawbas sails but the season is SO
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Josiah KIcnHrds. AuctI"ncer-
SE BANGS, RICHARDS & PEATE /,
Store no Broaahn


THIS EVENT. q 10th inst.
Elegant Engrsh aud Americas Annals. Emhe'lsaed
nd Pcture.Que Books, Juvenile and ancy bound Books.
nj able for the Holidays
Among them are, C.b'net Of Modern Art foe lsi, Ias
isrns of Arr l@i2 Heaths Annual for 1882! Frend
hips Oh-riug, la Tn" Gem. et The Dahln, lei2;
OF Sha - Martins Illustrations OF the Bibe'
Fishers views IN "on~tautlnOple, &c
Also follow ing elegant Annals. suitable for all easons
aving date them Findrns Tsblcau' Belle OF
Ssa, on. Fishers Ora Room Scrap Book: Hcashs
Driving Room Port roio Hcoths Plctur, squc Annual,
vols keepsake; Chicrrn Of N"tiy; Authors 4 lug
lrd; Hsruing Port F. Ito, &c. &c.
Also. extensive collection OF Standard Books NJ
ludirg Scotls Work., ByroRs Works; Colerdee's DO
e.,ntIy bound morocco TIE Paror ok. svo; harlee
rMalle GIerler History OF the Church. mahars ClVii
-psileernr svo. Stuart Hebrewf Bartletts opucs'
ambe'- Tour; Gregory Mathematics; Hume and Smo'~
eus History OF E0siand, &c
Al.o upwards OF 200 volumes Of new and popular !u
eui'es. Child ems Books, &c.
Catalogues are ready and the Books arranged lot
examination ,
FRIDAY EVENING.
At6t o'block AT the sales Room.
STANDARD BooKs-A largo aud valuable COLLECTION 81
standard Roo s. including many ne LIB airy cditions oil
'oeticnI II .orcal Theoog cal Biographical and Nils
'elaneous Works
Ai.o large variety of ANIMALS and Books in Fancy
nding, suitable for holiday gifts
SATURDAY MORNING,
At II o'clock, 1.-THE Sales Room
OFT PAISrtS6s-Wi hout reserve TO close cons'sn-
aent vanablr cole ction by tho most eminent OLD mas
,cr of the Italian aud Flemish schools being the unHod
ron of the aud choice collection comnenceo
> Tuesday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
Commercial and Honey Matters.

UtdHtsddy, 7. VI.
The ,aes the Brokers Board to-day were TO fair eX
tent, and prices generally well sustained. Some
descriptions advanced percent Ohio Life & Trust de-
clined per cent For Lafayette Bank 20 offered,
~ asked; vicksburg u offered aked; Planners Bank
of Mississippi offered, 10 asked Commercial Bank ~ o.
so offered n. O. Gas Bag Co. 10 offered; City Bank N.
o. - asked.
In State Securities the fasces declined slightly. For
State Skies 5i5 % offered % asked; $50 offered 90
ssket Osio Skies 81 offered, - asked; Kentucky Skies
IS offered 20 asked; Alabama Elves ~ offered, 60 asked
rb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16
Nc1r-Vark NnriIefs.

ASHES-The holders OF Pots have advanced the rate
to co. and small sales have been made ct that rate We
quote Pots at 5 81; q o.. Pearls 37i So
about AGO bales.
FLoUR-We quote Genesco and Ohio good order, at
l2.a % although sales made yesterday OF small
lots a, 90 for pmon, England. Sales 800 or aVV
barrels Troy at l2i The market is in very bad state
There i, no demand for home consumption or Eastern
markets. No Improvement in Southern. Georgetown G
37t 50, Brandywine SO Sales few days since 4so
hhds Brandywihe Cora Meal at II 80, 8 months
GRAIN.-The market is yer, dull aud We hear OF no
sales Two or three parcels of Wheat a'c in the market
Rye is offered Mt IS the boat Oats - 4c, dull
We akc the following from the " u Price Current of
yesterday
"A parcel of 75s bage Illinois Wheat has been disposed
of ut ST 30 cash one or two oh"r lots of de-
scrpten remain sfost uhsoll. Northern Rye Is more
plenty and has further decucd cents pcr bushel 25Ou
bushels sold Monday for dting part TO he oe-
vered al 10 cents, cash Most, If not all, the Barley
has been placed store, and We know oil no sats
the last were al - North River Oats are plsnty,
and dull at - 40 cents according TO quality Canal Q
about out OF market 1909 bushels Southern ii SOC
Corn comes forward freely, aud prices gfadu'iy
tend downward The sales for the three days embrace
3iOs bushcl. new and old. Southern at o. 90 cents
measure 1000 new do IS weight and 1870 old Jersey
So measure aud 20 weight, Export from lei 10 eth De-
cembpr-Corn none.
"HIDES-Thc stock of all kinds at this time IN first
hands at BALTIMORE Ph4delpha, Boston and this port
lrrc amounting 10 about ITO eco. In OF this TACT
and the alcress OF sea'oD he dealers beng mostly
SIMPLICITY there is lille or no inquiry. and effect sales
10 any further extent considerable decline would have
10 be submitted TO-.
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A CTION ALE 5
BY =. pRAPER, Jr


Store 81 UIlliIE9-strset. eor.er Of Pirf-ssrtes
THURSDAY, Dec. is.
Also, for cash, OF super and Aery heavy.
BLACK cadet mixed and hlaeA nxed Saiacess, damaged
BY water.
FRIDAY. Decembrrl7
At O'Clock a, The Merchants Exchange.
II. & :. T. Blachfasd.
Also bont and mortgage for 5000 upon very v.ls
able Farm with large cling and ou,-hou>c etc. Ia H
scrslraw. Rocki-nd County, Sewfork PayHble IN
wears with per cent and having additional
curity attaches thereto will be expressed the se
Of sale sand Farm is considered worth I'VE times tbs
''''-' y - TUESDAY, Dec. 81.
FRExcH AID GEsNAN FANCY Gcoos-By cstslcsue-A
args aEd rich If French aHd Gcrman Fancy
o. DDS Just landing from Ha're and Bremen worth! iae
tfenron otke trade Terms Of sale for all sums over
SOa month. credit approved endorsed notes Under
Slo cash ~iihou. discount Consisting oi ~ Cases OF
4aser wood sad toys, Of every cesc!p'ol s!i ne"
" e. ladi-s work boxes; piano and book hspe ian'e>
md rcnt.u-rs toilet boxes; eentiemes's shaving and
rayelr, furnished with every article Tor in1ie1
u,e cigar and snuff OF Sarious sinos st eIo'
the Style, with the Castle OF - Jeau T'
Acre sc; tlabaser clocks Style eethic and Co
unp>. boxes psyng airs and o'ertures OF INC
'eSe>t Ger-in and Sllan composition; large sssor'-
sent Of rings pln>, chaiuS, &c wade OF coal an ee's
e~ article; gl; rings, plrs, CHAINS, &c. &C. also s'ef
.ruees, consisting Of hag.er pms, ear rings oraseets
sack ornarcuts. ,ru boxes knives and forks salt GEL
lars cigar hoder,, Nc &c Also. gold arie,' consisting
# firs piss. saiey chains head ORA mtH's
cigar tubes &c Sc. Also large nf chins
,ud sla articles for presents, many euirely new. Also
gold aud silver epipe watches, srchor
scspsment ard jewels. Also case Of fT-1ch WIZ
ing and no,- psper isncy srd PLAN.
Catalogues ard samples morning of s'l".
Al ~ &C ock. IT the M-rchsnt, Fxehonre
Nsyv ORLEANS CRY ST OK $50 coo of Scw-Orlesns
;y Stock bearing interest per cent per annum.
pysble -snn-a y on the 1t Msy and 1t November
the Mania tan Bank the Cay Of NeN iark, redeem
bic on the lst May, lS5r.
THURSDAY De 23
At 70 O'Clock. at the A,cIol Room, 81 Willism ~
Pig lrou-Yeremory sale Of j00n Pig Iron, Nos |
al > Manufactured BY the S.anhope Iron Company ~
iIanhope NeS J-rssv.
THURSDAY. at II o'clock.
ca.es bite Pongees 30 ircl d magcd the voyage
VI orraton be sold for cash to the benefit ef whom
may concern
ArsKtvArE SALE % cases Fancy French Styl. CAST
,crc,-Vin Oxford Fancy Doe Skin, Cadet Mat lie
-lnv'l .. .. Il SUPERIOR article.
At PRIVATE SALE-Chna-Black Silk Hslfs do
escorted Saving Silks.
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Al nrirn

At Hartford. Washington co y. Y. Oct BY The Rev
Henry Baii-,a, Mr. JoHS CsFsLAsD j. Denu'; OF
Ne= York, to Miss fE%ELoYE SLApE, youngest dsHca-
ie1 OF Capt. O1eciah Slade Of Hartford
At Bridgeport, Conn Dec = BY iae Rev. Dr.. Hunter.
w feszor Van keuren, Of NeTYors 70 Miss Mary Ann
Crosby Of the former place
Al Wilmington. Del Dec = John P ellis, Lieut.. [. 5
DIVING. D !.
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BY ROYAL GURLEY.
ORE 1863 BRo.pwAy-NEw-YoRK LONG Rooa.
bookkeeping.


'JNHHE Counting Rooms of G. e. MARSH, 50 Cedar
street continue open from A. NJ. TO T. M IN or
Ter that and Others may avail themselves 81
course Of instruction that is truly practcn ons that EN-
acos complete routine OF mercantile transactiors and
mercantile calculaops aud IN which tho student ac-
ullly keeps of books III counting house. 10 tloso
no arc cquamted with tn, advertisers reputation,
re desires TO say his principal work book keep
ng passed editions that receives tho pro-
e. rnce in the NoN-York Public Schools and other largo
nsutsns aud that he. hlaself has the honor OF being
appointed teacher of book keeping for the Mercantile
Library Association" of this city. Prospocu'es, with
arms may be had At the counting rooms as above.
Ar I'm,
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Josiah Riehsrds, Anstione.r;


AMERICAN ANNUAUi. FOR 1e4l AMI ALL SEA
SONS-nisgnihccHt PICTURESQUE ana EMBELLISH-
ED BOOKS, JUVENILE. CHILDHEN'S HOLIDAY
books, &c, suitable for HOLIDAY PkESENTS-To
be SOLD THIS EVENING, at 81 O'clock Bangs, Rich
arcs Pau's Rooms lYs Broadway.
Also in connection with above extensive collec
tioa of valuable Standard Work. including many popular
Works in Theology, History &c.
Catalogues ready and Books arranged for OK
ANIMATION. dc 1t
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discount
sale of small amour, of U. 5. Bpnk made
at IL discount large could probably be placed
at better figure.
Counterfeit wei on the Tradesmens Bank and FiIes
on the Mcchoncs Bank Of this ciy have been pu. in cir
cu!a,ion IL Philadt PIN.
I he District Cour, of Philadelphia have decided that
the kensington ard Southwark Banks are bousd TO loan
the State The sums dem Inded Of them
Gel Blossom of Buffalo has been appointed Receiver for
the Bank of Buffalo.
The Planters Bank and the Marine & Fire Insurance
half per cent
The cling of the stockholders OF the Housatonic Rail
road Company resulted accommodation to make u
loan 100000 for the purpose of redeeming the notes
of the Company and that the loan be taken by the stock
holders The amount circulation $4,000 the cost
OF the road, Sl.2e0,0O0.
The notes of the Bank OF Cairo have been thrown out
for some past by the brokers o St Louis but were
received by the Gas Company and the Mutual Insurance
Company On the Sd isst they refused by the for
mer bat still received by the la'cr Considerable excite
mept ensued The brokers were buying them at per
cent discount.
Money close in Philadelphia, and some Of the Banks
had discounted little nothing for the last two weeks
Money worth per cent. per month. U. 6 Bank
notes 35t per cent. discount.
motion has been introduced in tn, Virgin, General
Assembly calling upon the Governor correspond with
the Governor 81 Maryland and Pennsylvania upon suo
ec of fixing day in ls42 when the Banks of their States
shall be required resume specie payments
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7 RnorI, md Ronrd.

j. ifo0Eis and Soufa.-'Iehueta ~ls-la4 70
engage Apartments ard Boarding fer the Winter VII Re
accommodated on most able II the new a't
excellent house No - City Hail Place not ralnu'e-
yak No-'A o. the Pos O-e. ard CONVEX lent TO SFost
KAY. Wall -n1 Pca:l-.;Fect,. Those who have net vet
me arrange for te ~Intsr aye earnestly invited to
7il fore ra-Ipc here a. every effort vi h-rs
be mado ensure the comfort and satisfaction of the
boarcers ~ d2 If
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MAZE OAR .REE.-Dr. J. Granger, proprie-
tor of the Pectoral Candy he Nsfe dArsble for In
4mmatory diseases of the lungs aad chest hoarseness
sore throit and all diseases preclsposng 10 consunp
with the properly ofcearing the complexion and soften
ing the skin Sold Wholesale and retail AZ the oce OF
Dr. j. Granger 81 Arity street; also at Doid', ei5
and I'll Broadway; D. M Gasquet, 1903 Broad wa' cor
uer of az. street. AFFORD, News Room, los BoTerS
and nj john Ginochios. loo Canal street Apoiheca-
mes and druggists or eouatry hanis sishins 10 sell
again will have discount made of . csrt snv
amount Ag,rt for B-ooklys, VIZ. Bailey, druggist,
cnrnsr Enlrnn and Sands srIeets. dlo ~.