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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

CREDiToRS TAKE NOTICE, Tha, we have
~ applied to the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor
thumberlsnd County, for the benefit of the laws
made for the relief of the insolvent debtors; and
that the Judges of the said Court have appointed
the first Monday of April next to hear us and our
creditors at the Court House in Sunbury, when
and where you may attend if you think proper
JOSEPH MURPHY,
JOHN p. RAY,
March l3. DAVID MILLER
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N q T I G e

I S hereby given, that interest will be charged by
the subscriber. on all accounts for lime, that
have been standing longer than six months aud
that hereafter this rule will be strictly adhered to-
All persons indebted, are requested 10 call and
settle their accounts.
SEASHOLTZ & BERGSTRESSER.
Sunbury, Jan. %, lS4l.-lf
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S U n B u II Y
M|OD " ~ i" " n

E~IDWJN HD" "
GEORGE ROHRBACH & BROTHERS
WISH to .nfjrm their Customers and the pub
w lie generally, that they have erected an En-
gine, and are enabled to do a more extensive usi-
ness than heretofore, and ready to NIKE all
kinds of castings commonly cast at Foundrys, viz :
STOVES, HOLLOW-WARE, PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS
Of all descriptions, which they will dispose of as
cheap as they can be bought elsewhere. Old Iron
and Country produce will be taken in exchange for
castings. GEORGE ROHRBACH,
JACOB ROHRBACH,
Feb. 27-3m. WILLIAM ROHRBACH.
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ATTENTION MERCHANTS, &c

Il. p. g. J. II. ERICK,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING g.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERuANrs,
No, 297, Market street, fire doors ADORE Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale, at the lowest market prices, a
~ general assortment of Teas, CoGees, Sugars,
Molasses, Wines, LiqaOrs, Spices, Tobacco, DC.
CouSTRY PRoDUcE received and sold on commits
sion Merchants, Hotel keepers, and others, will
find it to their advantage TO call and examine our
stock, before purchasing elsewhere. Merchants
wishing their goods collected in this city, by leaving
an order, will have them promptly forwarded, by
the most expeditions lines.
EDWIN F. FalCK, JOHN PRICK,
Feb 6, lS4l.-ly.
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George HOrnbergrr's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The Register OF
~ the county of Northumberland has tins DAY
Granted letters to the subscribers, upon
the estate of George Honberger, of Coal township
in the siid county. All persons having demands or
claims against the said decedeni, are requested TO
make known the same to them without delay.
GEORGE LONG,
THOMAS HENNINGER,
Feb. 22-6t Adm's.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANvILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Pennsylvania,


VNHE SUBRCRlBER respectfully informs the
Ill public that he has removed from the town OF
Cdffa,cisSa to DdnpiNe, and that he has purchased
in that place, the Large and Commodious
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE CORNER OF MILL AND MARKET STREETS,
Composite the Court House,
zw~x> Which he has fitted up by the erection
fssH!1M of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
s.s! Ill., extensive STABLING, for the Enter
- 80 stainment Of Travellers and Visitors.
He is now prepared TO accommodate all who may
favor him with CALI and he would state that no
thing in his power shall be left undone, to render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de-.
termned that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and impo tance
of the town in which it is located.
His TABLE will be supplied with every luxury of
the season, and the best and choicest pariety the
market can afford. His Ban will be stored with
all the best articles that can be furnished by our
cities, and the whole will be such to give salts
faction TO every one.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always judge for themselves, he feels confident tha
they will favor him with their patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Danvilr. Ian 40
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q Nd n "a NS a

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 20 North Water Street, Phia.
" ANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils of
VH every description both for burning and
manufacturing purposes, whicn will be sold much
lower than they can be procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold by the company not proving represented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur.
chaser, and the money will he refunded,
Their stock now in store consists of the following
oils, viz:
10000 gallons Winter Bleached Speim0 ;
Oil, =
5000 do do Cololcss Oil, .
$4,000 Go Fail and Spring Sperm OIL,
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, 2
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil, =
5000 do Sammer do do do
$4,000 do Common Whale Oil, :
200 Barrels superior Straits Oil, Q
800 do Cod Bank Oil, 2
so do Meas Foot Oh,
rs Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners Oils. } o
UjrThis Company has number Of Vessels en-
gagged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rel,
upon getting at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, lS40.-ly.
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LIST OF CAUSES


ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland County, to be held at Sun
bury the first Monday of April, ls4 being the 5lh
Joseph Trcgo VS.. Martin A.. Stock,
Christ e. Nesbt VS.. Jackson Nesbt,
George Laurance X. II. Hammond,
Hamer for Roush VS.. Solomon Mengas.
VIM. Henderson VS.. Henry Brown,
Same VS.. Shpman & Greenough
Nagle, adm of Filbert John Filbert,
Com'th of Penna. VS.. Martin Weaver, ct al,
Borough of Milton VS.. Jacob Wheeland,
Badger for Badger Hugh Belas,
Hugh BelIas VS.. Lewis Dewart,
Andrew Tinbrook, VS.. Daniel FIymire ct al,
John Hagenturn ct al. Alexander Elsten ct al,
Siitzel & Reber VS.. John Vincent,
Thomas Perry VS.. Frederick Bauchman,
Mary Weeks VS.. Byerly q Haas,
Solomon Dunklebergcr VS.. Pifer & Wezcl,
Henry Masser VS.. Jacob Seashol,z,
VIM. A. Lloyd vs.. John Youngman,
Henry H. Burr vs. John b. Boyd,
Anthony MDonough vs. John Fitzpatrick,
w. &. Livingston VS., John Mecsley,
A. Lyon & Co. VS.. Hugh Bellas,
Solomon Mengas vs. George Oyster,
Charles w. Richards VS.. John ID. Cowden,
VIM. Shpman W. Gustavus Ross ct al,
A. w. Johnson VS.. Richard Renshaw ct al.
EllmakeI, Dunn g. Co. John Smith,
Conrad Raver VS.. David Nice,
Jonathan Pursei Goss g. Hicman,
Michael Folmer VS.. William Haas,
John ID. Cowdcn VS.. Richards g. Kitchen,
Charles l.. Barnes John Caul,
Jacob Deetz VS.. Patrick Hampscy,
Jacob Housed VS.. John Gray.
SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
Prothonotary's Office Proth'y.
Sunbuiy, March |, ls4l.
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GuL;.sNGHAsI & JESSOP.

Importers and Dealers in Foreign
Hardware,
Corner Of Pratt and Light SIS, BALTIMORE.
HOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others, are
u respectfully invited to call aud examine their
Stock of Goods Jan 30.-ly
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Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE undersigned having dissolved partnership,
l. wish to give notice 10 those indebted in the old
books TO make payment soon, as no longer indul-
cence will be given. For settlement, call at the
Foundry, as the books will remain yet while in the
hands of the late firm for settlement.
GEORGE ROHRBACH,
JACOB ROHRBACH,
Feb e7-3t DANIEL ROHRBACH.
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DRUGS.

nAINTS, and DYE Stuiis, fresh supply JUS
received and for sale at the store of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Orinl,eI al lGdn-if
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The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
We.
The persons claiming Ii
tie to, or interest in the Sc.
veral tracts of land set
forth in the Bill, whereof
the following is an ab-
stract.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

In the Nicholson Court of Pleas for tho
State Of Pennsy lvania.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
l.. S. DAUpmIN COUNTY, IS.
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WOOIEN GOODS.
Groceries.

IUST RECEIVED large and general assor,-
% ment OF Groceries liquors &C. For sale at the
store Of HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October 81. lS4O.--ti.
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ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas o.
Northumberland County, to be held at Sun
bury, the first Monday of April ls4 being the 5th
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MADEIRA WINE.--Fitst quality Nader
Wine, for sale low 10y
Sept IL, 1910. II. b. MASSER,
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IRISH SALMON.-Ot the best quality. con.
stantly on hand and for sale by
Sept. IL, 1910. II b. MASSER.
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FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A genun
article always on hand and for sale by
Sept 10, 1910. ii. Is. MASSER
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
TO TBE LADDER

Y JOHN II. DINGMAN has rot received hfteen days
Brth and Americas Dry Goods Of the latest aus Faos
fashionable styles exceedingly c~ prices which he Is
Offering great bargains, He invites the public 10 in
spcot his endd before purchasing and salts
fy themselves if stock OF Silks Shawls Prints, Domes
cs &c. can be surpassed Just received from Importer
70 close his stock for the season.
SPLENDID SILKS.
20 pieces elegant Satin stripe snd watsred, assorted
coors from Is 10 los.
25 do figured and chaugeSble
so do Chens, very desirable
is do beautiful striped aad figured blue black
30 90 figured mode colors
100 do plain black. and blue blsck and coored Silks
from 3s Cd to II, per ard, and Sans and Silks of
every description. Al4o,
sHAWLs.
100 rich Cashmere, elegant designs from $40 TO 500
2sJ B,o-he, coEplete assortment, from 81 to $40
Also, embroidered Cashmere, French Kabyic, Rob
Roy, &c.
Taglionis Bombnsns. De LANES, &erinoss,
yelyes, Cloths, Cass ne.cs Satrsts, &c.
PRINTS.
5000 yards Al Prints, elegant patterns IS, worth IS
10 cases French and English, from Is Cd 10 IS Cd
cases American, from cd 10 l..
DOMESTlCS.
80 and bales Domestics. from Cd to /, ID
FlauneLs Blankets. Canton FIsnnes.
JOHN II. DINGMAN, 30l Grand 81.
sl5 3ti, c,-rer Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Iies,

On Saturday evening tho 18th inst. Mrs. Grace Brown,
The 4ls year OF her cge wife OF Robert Brown former
" cf ~ Catharlne g.
The friends and acquaintance Of the fniay, also the
bakers Of this city gcnsra ctfuy invited Is
at;cnd her funeral her late residence corner oil Al
osneI and Dc4ncey eets hs Aoaday afIerIoen, III
o'clt ok, without further invitation.
Oa the 18th insl OF scarlet fever Theodore Benuet only
son OF jacob and slary S serand III the 4th year Of
his age.
On tho I2 inst. Abel W. Bosiord in the 4ad year of
his age
At ST Augustine, Fa on the l7tn ult Mrs Almra For
ward .ged q years, wife Of WM A. Forward
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
r1ercnptiIe s.ibrnry A.socin.ion.

NJ The Eoard Of Directors the pleasure Of an
bouncing Members aud ireEds OF tae institution
The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES.
he delivered Cslos Hall on the Tuesday Evening
-f each week, commencing NoE 9th-
iSTKoDUCTOkN-anA Address on the OCCASION oil ihe
Tw wenty-frst Anniversary
Nv the Hon WILLIAM lNGLlS
Aad Poem by WILLIAM CUTTER, Esq. Member Of
One IL Ise'nrs~Has. si GEORGE NJ DALLAS, of Psnnsyl-
pane, Gate United States minister 10 R.ss'a) On
Russia
One Loc,ure--Hon. RUFUS CHoATE (Uniied States
Senator frsaa McSsachasetts
One Lectuse-Elti,U RUkklfT, An Of -las!aohuSet'S
(tse learned 6lacksra;th-) :" Is Roman Patriotism
congenai the Republican principle, or the SPIT
-t q; Gu. Institutions I!
One Leciu:e-Res. JOHN u. CHOULES. "SI bai-
iholcmeSs Dav srs, Adualra Colgay
One l.cc,ure-DtVID PAUL BROWN, ESQ., cf Phiiadei-
pAid. "Eung Passion
tke PSi,sany Professor ~ TIE College Of The etty ~
LciiiSciHe, &eatuesy) The History and Revolution
onn i.ecIurs-JoSEPH R. CHANDLER, Esq, Of Phila.
delnkia The cultivation OF the affections"
ON. t.ecturs-R.,v. HENRY w. BELLOWS. "Manners
and morals oi Republic
Two .rctur, slLLlhAN, LII. D., (Prefes-
sor Yste College, Neo HareS9
"a sketch OF the of the Earth, including
the leading facts o! Geology.
H. ..Thcory of tao powers and operations by which
the ~, ,aaceroni has been cIected-wh the
results OF utility and beauty
Ono I.ectnrc-vVILLIAM l.. STONE Esq " Buccaneers
oDo ., '..s' 'I..."si'.n'.-GRANvi!LE SHARr PATTlseN, NJ
D., professor Uai1ersity MedieH! SeAsGn ne con
sti,u,ioa and orssuksti-n OF the Animal % body; 80
OHe Isc,n,e-Eey. J. NJ WAINWRIGHT, ID. d.
ous Lec,ure-joHN NEAL, Esq Of Portland Sell
EclSLcc." - g, n. IL
Collage, Msso1ri) Self EdGca,on: ,s o,,cx p-,
valedicsc., b, tav Hou. a. BRUYN HASBkouCh, frs-
siaeHt Ruts ers' College. Nsn Je'sey.
Due notice Nil be given from time TO tune oi INC o'as1
in which the above gentlemen p deliver their respective
Lectures.
FoS THE
Tickets naaiI,ias member sad one lady -......Ss
Do do member ard one lsny.----3 )
Ladies Tickets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
be obiaipcd o! the Librarian Clinton all ard al Ike
the book OF Baker, Crane Co. l5S Pearl seai
! Wall street. Il. E, LOCKWOOD,
o25 # Chairman Lecture CoIaipit!ae
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Second Roard.
Commercial and Money Matters.


The sses at the Exchange considerable extent
to-day, but generally at declile in prices. About 5ob
L.rss U. s Bank sold at A, decline Of per
rant, Delaware AMI Hudson, Canton Co. and Mohawk
declined per There appears 10 be panic in Farm
.rs' Trust, which fell off per cent to-day The I'm
PRESTON whether jus. or act appears to prevail tha iue
s..sis OF the Company havs decreased very matHray
value enough nearly e1hsust the copiIhl; e''
predicted that the stock will so low as u D
SUCH opnisns however probably emanate rom ,"o'c
who are sclIsy f,r FIJI or Harlem about 1909 shares
we're sold closr; at all improvement Of per cent rat
improved per cent
la State s,ocks the operations were vary extensive
reaching $4,000 State Fiyes declined per cent ndi
ana i.onds !, Sterling DO u. Illinois Skies went up per
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
"a arrtcO.

At Salisbury. CT, the OH ust By Rev. David De-
vers cnry Dabol Esq. Of Cansan Charlotte, daugh-
ter of Hezekiah Goodwin Esq. of Salisbury.
Al Canaan, Ct the l0th lust by Rev. Henry Wood
bridge. Nathan NJ Daholl Esq of Grotor CT 10 Eliza,
eldest daughter of John Dnbol Esq Of C..
Ia tie .lien-sircet Presbyterian Church the III
inst by o. Row Checvcr Williams F. Warbo,on. TO Miss
Bebar h. daughter Of tue late Thomas Foster, Esq.
At Wocotvllle CT November3 by Rev. Mr.. Day, Mr.
Bradley r. Agard, to Mary a. Church. all Of w.
A, WoIcottvilo CT November g. by Rev. Mr.. Day, Mr.
LYMAN w. Coe to Miss Eliza Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

IN CHANCERY OF NEWJERoEY.-Be
tween John Va, Horne Complainant and l,4ae Bedford and
S: hi, wife Ard Theodore FrenEnyfe executor OF Anb
Plume Iecessed Defendant. Order, &c.
IL appearing this Court that the complainant h,th hed III,
bill in tue av. against the above PANIED defendants 10;
The reco,ure aud sale of certain mogsged prens IN ts
aid bin mentioned and that process Of subpGna appear snc
answer drctsd said sefentsnt hah been gllary IS
., rernrpaae to the present Of October ru that ht
aid defendant. could be found in this State 10 be erve'
h--.t ard lhey have not caused their appearance 10
e in such process had beea duly served and
being md. 10 appear ky sdav 10 the satisfaction Of the
Chagerlcr that said Isaac Bedford shd sylvia h wife
.de ou Of the State Jf New-Jrsey wit in the West Indie
and that the said Theodore Fr.linghuyen Of Ann
r- deceed resides o. the State Of New Jersey 10
Wit in III, city of New York. II is heeGp9n ,h iir-
trh day October, in the yer Of Lord t9uslr
eight hure1 ard foryone motion Of Joseph ~ giue
solicitor OF complainant ny h, order directed tSe Chan
ceor h, The said lbseat defendants appear plead n,sf
ienur 10 the compainan''s BILL before The thiIc
d,y Of Jsnv,ry ne1t that in deaut thereof si1H
BE- T., ads against them TIE Chancellor shall thpE
sud lust And is further ordered that this order
in tenty d,ys hereafter, be served psron ny On % ,nt
f-ndan BY delivery of copy thereof % I 0,Iv sa
Ii.hed within tie aid twenty days in TIE ,5 con-
yerti,.r nexraper printed at tSev1rk m th' - in ,rr,
nue therein or six weeks su6css'iseIy ~ 80 81 Tim.
sset and al.o in ike manner and for ihe Hs ys
n,h- Tibuae. newsPsgsr rPp,ESSISGToS, P,SS Chancellor
| "a true eopr.l ali fI-'.'A-'S si6 f.vsW
1 Samuel z. Ggnnese, e's'-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
AIU Sc NJ Z n T s.
AI MK. RRAMAM,s CONCkk 20:

AZ uK. BRAHAM's COME XXI.
tIK. BRAHAM HAS The HONOR To ANNOUNCE
thar he viii siye his second Concert ,he StuyVessat Is
suts AaEd,y evening OF ~hieh occasion hs vi" SEE
- ''''' ''s N' PROGRAMME:
Scene from Der F.ieschuix-Oh can bear my
fate no longer Ar-Tsrough the forests = w ese'.
Ballad-oh do ut you reusDber s------, !" l's Aue
Celebrated Song, William Tell bEafsin
By general desire The Miniature Words, by
Geo.P. Morris, Esq. Esq...--..--.-.....----.-h hnight
Song--Ssliy II our Alley
Sopg-The 6ne Old English Gentleman. Old Chant.
Celebrated can,ats-T.e Soldiers iDrcsHi A,7 cod
ealIsd-" omsn a. Lee
By particular request, Handel. celebrated sous,
Total Eclipse describing sampson, lament
his oss Of sight
Song--The SsaSonS-Tsere = charm IN Spring,
the words by Boz -.----.----.--H Huiah
Thoalass Moore. Soag-Tne Watchmaa or Good Night
Tlskes 81 eacb children h,i. price; lie bad H. Al
Wills, l.e-ets Duboss, JOliess, Saxons, and Gouid'e
Music Stores.
Concert to commence at O'Clock. ul32t'
l'ashs.-The Ladies Of tse FIRST Free Prosby -rian
4 Church, Brooklyn. will hold Falr on "Wednesday
ard Thursday instant at Halle buildings corner OF Gran
berry and Fultoa Doors open 10 snd continue
through tsc day and evening. The awaits OF the Far
will 80 TO support the Gospel NIL l"
spALE.-The Fifth Aunual Bs OF the Young Men,
- Association ~ll take uace TUESDAY Evening, Mo-
veIntac l6ih ISL Gothic date M~sSuic) Hall r
Wa.ce's celebrated Cotlli1p Band is engaged for the
who WILL during the evening, introduce everai
ueE sni popular airs Fce ASSOCIATION pledge them
selves spare Neither pains expense to render th'
eeDa if superior any Ball he this sesssn
Tickets one Dor each be had the following places
Charles c. Leaycraf President 275 Bowery George H.
+. Lynch Vice President. OF BTocms street; Robert
Eey Secretary. go Rvugioa street Eli White, Trsa-
rs Second street, any OF the hembsr OF the
Association.
Tickets for sale door the evening OF the Ball.
CHARLES LEAiCRAFr, President.
RosERr II Wy, Secretary. NIL st'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Whits PING Plank.

4ooOo feet (nch mea.ur.) for staging; 2 80 and IS
feet lOug ian equal proportion of each l. to 20 inches
wide average Is inehes inches thick of parallel width.
and edges saeed atraight- On. half to be- delivered
ten, and the remainder in twenty days.
r. C. wETMoRE. Nsvy Assut,
nj ,I5is IS Wsier:s.Ieet.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

TIyH1sFsEPs FORTrxE T. u. -. .NAVK--PkO-
4 POSAIS 7ill no received at the Navy Agents oihc e.
in this citv until tue twentieth day Of Nov-uher next oI
tine suopy of Timber spec fled in the Schedule a, fo"
all TO be selected from the gro III of lands within the IN
lucrce Of salt water.
TIC Timber must ba delivered at the Navy Yard Book
yr NewYerk free of all charges and subject 10 Inc IN
.opcton Fl the proper officer Of tho \ ard
scuEnIrL L OF WHICE-OAk TIMBER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

II Foreign LerEer Office, for Roysl Mai
Stcar.er Ike BtaEns's Letter Bags close AT Harndan
& Co.'S Express OiFcc half past o'clock, r. H., on
Monday the 18th inst. Small parcels samples, for Eng
land mad France, riceivod until that hour.
NIB HhKNDEN & co.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

II The Cheupcst Cash Tailor yet.-PE-
TER V. Hustled, No. Chatham square, coraer of
Cha,han makes Clothes order in the rcatc..
STYLE 10 per cheapar than ho cheapest cash Tailor
in this clty good t in all cases warranted o26 IN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

1T Goasigmccs per ship ONTARIO will please OBJ
tain their permits without delay.
All good, permitted within five day; are liable to be
sent 20 urblic store. nl3 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Josiah Richards. AuctiOnoor.
By BANGS, REGHAkDS a. PiAT'T.
THIS EVENING. at q O'Clock,

THIS EVENING, at 81 o'clock.
Nr,y Books EycRAvIscs STATIONERY &c--A lafee
,s,or.ment of MISCELLANEOUS Book. Among them ar6
Cowper's Work. vols. fine London ejitio2 ihomson
do do; Pelc,ambers Biographical Dictionary ! vols
sp7rsss Franklin vols SeaEss Pictorial Binis, vols
8o,icck's History of the World vols; Edswo'ths
Works, Is vols; Mcknight on the bpites; ChaFlea
OMailsy, lat vol 100 vols Maryatts Novels 50 Crm-
nol Cae1der 90 Tales Of the Drama; Hemans's Po-
ems ~ Penny Magazine; Christian LibTary $utoa's
Learn Die 10 scongals Works; 10 smiley's Geogta-
ply ard Atlas; ushs Scripture ilahtratons; Oswalis
Dictionary Hoods 0#n; Stephens Travels, 2Vo'; II
Frost's United States &c. &c Also, large variety Of
Novels, Juveniles, School Books. &c.
Also Blank Books, Paper, Qaiis Waters. Iaksands.
Portfolios, &c.
Full particulars in Catalogues dar- of sals.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct IL,
Law LIssARY-A valuable Law Library. embracing
Modern Reports. rare old English Reports. Eiem ntary
Tfeatses NC. Among them Vners's ah.iagemcnt.
- vols ptiersdorfs Arrangement Is vols Modern Re
ports, ~ vols, &c. &c. Particulars hereniter
Ga FRIDAY EVENING, Nov ~,
GERMAN Books "A Private Library of Standard works
in The Germn Language belonging to the estate oil es
ceased German.
Full particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Nev-York Markets.

AsHES-The rate for Pots unsettled. Sales about 50
barrel, at 10! Pearls rather dull of sale at s. %
cents.
CoTToN-The operations to-day were about COO bales
previous Pricss.
FLOUR-Tho market is very buoysnt aud ell the Gen
e.ee and Oais for sale at IS akea The arrivals
arc not very heavy. Holders arc not anxious TO se'i
and are looking for still higher rates Michigan and Troy
which are scarce worth e e2i IS. The lenand i"r
the Eas ia extensive Feom Oct. ~ to Nov o. ll21E'
barrels Flour passed tho weigh lock o1heser south
.rn is unsettled. or Howard Street and Bossy wGe Tue
Brapdvwine 6 IS, without important sales
CRAlN-Tae onlv transaction we heard oi was = car
70 Of Jersey Corn at re the hoa No Barley or
sre in cod ,upply hu, quc. 49 Coz: for Northern
The msrket has been bare of Southern aud Jersey for
ma mast