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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
TIE LAST VOLUME.

VOLUME six OFTEN THOUSAND A YEAR,
being The last Of the set. just received and
for sale at THOMPSON & cos, Monroe street,
N EW WORLD, and Saturday Evening Post
y for the week ending Saturday. September IL,
The 81 containing chapters Sc and 81 OF Ihe second
volume of Charles O'Alailey. Also, the first Anne
Tican edition Of the Pic Mic Papers by various HANGS
edited by Charles Dickens. Esq (Boz.) &c. &c.
Subscriptions received and single numbers for sale
al the Periodical Office Of J III THOMPSON IL co.
sep ii Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

c51xn FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
aa MANDATORY.
fsr u l03. Main street, Wheelig. opposite
1900 Mr. Rsbb's Chair Factory:
GSsssA e. AVERY & co. respectfully in
~ form their friends and the public
hat they have on hand and are constantly manu-
featuring general assortment Of Hats and Caps Uf
The latest fa,hions. warranted equal il not superior
Ia any that have been offered. which will be sold
by the dozen single at the lowest prices and upon
rs favorable terms they can be had ia the city,
Hats Of all kinds and qualities, also general nssc'
ment Of mems and and boys fur and cloth CT
They propose 10 furnish gentlemen with hats by
tho year
N q. Hats and caps made TO order. also military
mats md caps MADE on The shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share ofpublc
pltronage. ap Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

AIEW NOVELS The History ola Flirr Re-
u lated by HERSELF in two volumes
For sale at the Bookstore of JAS. A. INGRAM,
nav No l2I. Main St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

SPORTING POwDER.-Du Points Eagle
- Gun Powder ia cauislers Of one pound each;
sparranied cleaner, quicker md sIrurger than anv
hVriirg powder heretofore imported. Always on
ard and for sale by J. II. THOMPSON & co,
sep Periodical Agents Alonroe ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
BOOKSNSTATIONARy
PERIODICAL OFFICE.
STATIONARY STORE

~,,,,e1.,,, Monroe street. WHEELING, Va.
received for oil The ,opuIsr
the following.
knickerhocker. North American Review. Mr,a.
um OF Foreign Literature, Spirit OF the Nayazins,
aud Annunls, Select Reviews. Democratic Revi.w.
Graham's Ladyis and Gentleman Magazine. Go.
dey's Lady's book. Ladies'. Companion. Ln,ly's Cabi
net Magazine. Ladies Garland. Dollar Magazine,
New World, Boston Notion. Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Courier. Saturday Chronicle. New Yorker,
Eraigrant Il Old Couniryman. Hunts Merchants
Magazine, Law Library. Law Reporter Boston
Quarterly Review. American Medical Library, New
York Mirror, Waldio's Select circulating library.
New York Albion, Family Magazine. Roberts SENT
monthly dilo. Robert Morry's Museum. European.
New York Express Baltimore Patriot. Baltimore
American, Bcknelrs Reporter, Pittsburgh Gazette,
Harris Inipgencer.
Single numbers OF some Of tho Magazines, and
newspapers for sale
aug JOHN II THOMPSON e. co.
"ARREN's SUPERIOR BLUE AND
w BLACK WRITING FLUID-AIwnys
on hand and for sale by the gross. dozen or single
hoitleby JOHN ii, THOMPSON & CO
seP9 Monroe street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
BOOTS IND NHDE,S
RDOES AND SHOES,
At THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.

10 L received by SAM
~ UEL MCLALLEN, 81,
Main ST Wheeling. at the S
sign OF the Big Boot. large S
assortment Of $
LADIES E:
black and colorci Kid clip $
Pcrs Of every variety. also ESs
Misses and Childrens S
GENTLEMEN'S S
lasting CATERS, Calf and ES
Morocco Boots. pump soles. H
shoes and pumps Of every As
description and style also \$SM
boys AMI youths. ANS$S%N
The public are ia ASS$SsSE
viied TO call & %6SS$ -
examine A<<SStl&t<-v
selves. Go 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

TENHE ANCIENT REGIME or Annette de ST
III Moran. by G. p. Il. James. author of Darn
ley" "Richeu. The Gypsy 1.-The Gentleman Of
the old school, &c &c. just received and for sale M
& cos. 10 Monroe street. sep3o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

~ I EkNtAN SILVER Dressing usd Pocket
w Combs also Ivory anil she'll ditto
ap27 JAMES RIELLOR. 26 Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

a FEW copies oflIarris' Pittsburgh Directory
"A received and for sale at the Times Office
Price 81 lang 81 J. r.. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

.J1cNson street, pa'k OF ia Iot lar lane'
=, A5PI lnclpal ON C, No ls North Eighth stree
fhiadelphla, where Testimonials may be seLn.
For sa.e by JOHN FISHER,
aug 10 Wheeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
Josiah Rich ards. Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PEATT.
Store 1876 BrodlioGs

On WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct. II.
Law LIBRARY.--A valuable Law Library. embracing
Modern .rsrts. old ENGLISH Reports. EGm mar
Treatise. Among theG Vlners'S Abril GENE nj
30 vols P>tersd0rf : Abridgement Is vols MOdora IL
ports IL vols. SC. &c. Psrurulrrs hereafter.
Also, the Reports fCoke Strange, Comyu, Rurfows
Wilson Bl ckslone Mamie md SeGs, Dali FsphnSsa
Saith Heriress Amber, johnson, Hail. and number Of
Old Engiich Reports.
Law Library, - vols Eogl.h Common Lav Reports
II vols ca ty's General Pacific, vols; Phillips Eyi-
ieuce, = vols J'reny's Equity; Chrty Contracts
Collier Partnsrship Conflict Laws Stark.
on SANDER Archbad's Practice, vols; Pother Oh Con
tracts story on the Constitution ycls Cow on Part
1srsIip; American Law Journal vols Harrisons Di-
yest vols Loves tsdes vols. fJlio FssiEn.
Recnplacion vols folio, Jacobs Law Dictionary
vol; Chttys Criminal Law. vols; Pniher Oh Goa i
tracts Ru-sell's Chancery r ports, vols W0odesor.
Lectures, vols; Svinburno and Roberts on Wills ;
Icbralc and Lefroys Repors vols Nes land on Con-
tracts, Hsrsemans Convoy encing vols Peters, adm-
raliIy Decisions vols Azuni's Maratine Law vols
Lees Dictionary of Practise vol Corpus Jaris Civil
rs HarriSon's Chaneery reports, &c. &c
Full plrticusrs ~ catalogues on day of sale.
On FRIDAY EVENING Nov 49,
GERMAN Books "A Private Library of Standard Work
in the German language belonging to the of do
ceased German.
Full particulars hereafter.
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IA arrteu =,

In tb;s city. Nov. l6 by His Honor the Mayor, JohA
Scot TO Mis- ,e A. eldest daughter OF james b. WEIGH
Ia ihi, city. Nov H. by Rev. J. H. Perry Wiiism o.
.er 10 Nj Lorei,a Purdy, ali Of this cliy -, w
In Tins city, oct ~ BY iisv. Asa D. Smith low w.
De rose of this city, 10 s Hester ann Eiz4' daughter
If Dayid r. S,rnchan OF Williamsburg ~,
yobnson of New York 10 Margaret second daughter oil
In EU ~. Chsu,augue Co. oct "a by Rev. n; smith.
: r william. OF CnsrIoue, 10 Hiss Anh H. Aiui'eH' y
A. Bo sing Green, Kentucky ,oc IL John F. Cox; oil
Georgetown D. c. 10 Jalia, daughter OF Hon. J. It.
dcrwood, OF Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
IifG.

IN This city, Nov 6 of scarlet fever in the 10th year oil
,;s age. Hcury Holbrsok, son Of DanieF F. Lee
rh f,epd. of the family sre invited attend the fame
-aj from No ls Factory St at . o'clock
Int j. ci,y Nov. Is, Hugh MoOSe, sget 81 H..
In ibis CIV NOV. a. Mary Ana wife OF William hss
ia This civ Nov H. Mara. wife Of VIM. E. Smith
In mi. city Nov. II, Moses Fargo in the I'D year OIL
his sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
rD DIR. Lnrduer'u Leotures.-ln accordance %da, nc

r DIR. Lnrduer's Eeotures.-in a.',,i.
with an invitation addressed TO nm BY severn n,
men emincstly distinguished IN pracuea S srhu,d.,
Evening next the 18Th inst he will deliver IN ins Lee
ure Room of the Mercantile Library Association Ouo
and illustrate in a familiar STYLE suitable TO popnla
Assembly tie most important ard Interesting hiooeIu
discoveries in Science and their appeaea 10 inc Alu
The subec; for first Evening will lie Astronomy
illustrated by large transparent Drawings
Previous 10 the Lecture Dr. Lardrer's Ddac:ic Modes
(Which will form the subject OF subsequent Lecture
will be shown IN operation.
Admission so oens-The doors 10 be oren st a. qusr
ter past O'clock and the Lecture will be CONNIE
| :, precisely. hloo w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
Review of the New.York Market.
Tuesday, P. NJ.

Al the Stock Exchange today the transactions were
yer, large there very general decline in prices
IN .hures United States Bank sold L. decline Of
,,n o. Harlem upwards of 300 shares sold, cos
inv =. the Second Board at 1s! fall of per Farm
,,s' Trust sold at 23 decline of per Delaware
and Hud,on and stonington declined per cent each
In State Stocks the sales large but the feeling was
depressed State Elves fell off Il per cent Indiana
p,nds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

,c,hIs a. a, Al b. OF IN a. a. -. NAFh--fko
1 POSALS vii he received at the Navy Agents othoe
in this city. until the twentieth day o November next iof
.ho nnnlv Of Timber spec flied in TIE Schedule foot
all to be- selected from the gro" tn of lands within the IN
lueucs OF salt water.
The Timber r1u.t be delivered at The Navy Yard Brook
yn NewYork fire.. Of all charges and SUBJECT 10 'he IN
,oe,,ion Fl the proper officer OF the Yard.
SCHEnIfI E OF WnITE.OAk TlMBER.
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SELLING OFF.
Cnmiinnntion of Snle at
vsNN,s, 20i a:84ND-srMEET.

",
STOCK OF DRY GOODS must be cleared out-EI'
- traordnnry bargains during the present. week.
The Of plain cOlored, figured and PLAID
Silks for dresses printed and PLAIN Msussen dc Lanes
Euel gu Meriaoes American, Engli.h ana French Cali.
in great variety satin damtsK sha~s broche and
Cishn4re Shavls, C,oIks. &c; imported Muslins
aud lace Goods, Jaconet- CamlTics iuls Nsins oks
Cambria D.mes Paids, Striped, Books Bishops Lawn,
SC; Thread Lace aid EdgiSgs; wide bobhnct Lace :;
plain figured bob5ine Edg'ngs and Bordering, 8 c.
Linen Cam5rc.; do Hdkfs, Sc; Lace Veis Lace
Shawls &c; Domestic Goods; ShirtiRs Mu'ins and
10 Clots; Brown Sheetrgs, various styles; CantoS
FlanueIs; Cotton Sat Checks, TIckings striped Shirt
iugs Cotton Diapers Furniture Chiltzes anu coTmoa
ticoes for Comfortable, Waddngs &c; Hosiery,
Gloyes and small All kln-s Of Stockings ard
Gloves, Topics Linen and Cotton Pa, Needle, Cor;et
Laces Bed .sces Cord, spool Cotton, and thou
sspd othc. articles of the same DESCRIPTION.
Several choice lois ready of dark Mousseiih dc
Lanes French avid English Calicoss very fine English
and Welsh anneis Blankets, Coanterpanes, Quilts &c
500 Comforiabes OF all sizes.
The remaining stock of Shaws and Clocks will be sold
at nearly hsif price.
French Flowers selling AT half price.
Door. ons "A and clDse al b. MIC 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
O Repe,i,ion OF DE-. spnrk.,. Leeture..

In consequence OF the difficulty OF accommodating tie
Caape Of the University all wso DESTROYS Of hearing
the admirable Lectures OF Dr. JARED SPARES the His
tory the American Revolution, and compliance with
Numerous and urgent solicitations from quar,ers
the Lecture Committee Of the New-York Historical
ciey have made arrangements fr concurrent repetition
Of them at the Tabernacle in Broadway.
The Course will be comprised in Eigh, Lectures,
commencing the Tabernacle on Thursday evening Of
the present week, November 18Th half past o.
clock, AND We ccaiinu.d Saturday and Thursday
evenings, uutiI concluded The Course the University
will be continued at presen, Monday and Friday
evenings.
Tickets Of admission to the Tabernacle Course are
placed low price, order to enable all who are dis
posed hear distinguished Lecturer on subjects OF
surprising interest to every American citizen.
To the whsle Course 81 single Lecture, 70 cts
Tickets may be obtained the Bookstore OF CarVi
Co. lo8 Broadway corner of Finest, T. j. Grower, 633
Broadway. near Blocker St, H. Greene, 81 Broadway
Bartlett g. Wexford, Broadway, under American Hotel,
Francis 2S2 Broadway and israel Post . Bo"ery'
and a, the door on the evenings of the Lectures.
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER,
GEORGE FOLSOM, tC.r,-.;,,o.
CYRUS MASON,
,1f 5,is GEORGE GIBBS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
Sew
Sew York Cash Tailoring Estnblishmeai.

l42 FuLroS-sTREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bough, exclusively for cash and will compese most o.
The different style, in the market, very choice
YES, al England and French cloths do do back and fan
cy colored casu for pants do casmeres and veye
for yes;rgs, all of which will be made snd rimu ed in
the richest 40 per below credit prices.
Strict sunctuality observed in filing orders Cash
delivery and abatement in prices
PS.-0Sr fail business has already Increased te that
extent that compelled help the
cutting department, which stall under the superintend
Of Mr. ~ Gaylord who will give his whole attention
To the doren, styles OF winter garments that may be
.roduced.
Particular attention paid TO cutting pants.
oil I'm J. C. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
EVAN.' CAMOmILK rrLLs.-Tas grea.

INFANH7 CARaV.tlHsI Y X s1D = "e e.
T. Nervous Ren1edy-The-e pills soothe the nerves oi
sersbii,y and fortify the Of motion Tho powers
Of Evaa. Camome Pills such that the paipitaups
heart the t,eInulou hand. the dizzy heac, anc the wa
verug miro before them like he cuI yapors
ssfore the ten On rauence Of he noroing sun hyse
ho have tie ere sad eductou Of females whethir mo
stu iious or .edenary part Of the community, saoue
never be without the Camoniie Pills" vhen remose
81 orders the head, inv'gorate the mind
odv nnrove the memory and euliyen the mag sstioa
remembering .sys keep the bowels oPcn wI'n
Family Vegetable Apsrient Anti.Blion' ril ,S .ick
during the time Of pregnancy are efeG I'D oney
ness vomniny heartburn headache hs,sere, ana Ss
troublesome symptoms from which hey y, Iau sad
selves relieved by the csmone Pills M To- s,osd
retail by J. O. FAY, Mlaers drug 'to'ei w. ALI o.
way corner Of John 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
MAYDEN,s PREMlUM sTNEE PENs.

y the late Fair Of the American Destitute, silver
- Medal was awarded TO Josiah Hayden for his sups
r0r American HeEs 1t Is now canceded tina, Hayten's
Peas are eaaa TO tie bes, and better OF these
porsd Tbs price i, much ls and tse trade bind L
sdyant1c deal in them. Consumers also Will gao
is quality eoua ts their expectations For sale TO tho
trade b. EDW. J. EMO. Platt-st nl7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

New 4 90 ks.
" JuI received and for sale at the Clinton Hall
Bookstore
Arthur Carryl Novel by tho Author of the Vision OF
Rube,a.
Pictorial Robinson crusos, SEQ engravings.
PlciOra Vicar of Wakefield, 200 cnsravings.
Stanley Thorn illustrated edition
Souvenirs OF Residence i'll Europe.
Cory and Shame of England, By Lester
sesndnsvia-Norwey, Sweden and Denmark
leland with .ut Sabbath.
American Antiquities, by A. w Bradford
Spring and Au,umn-Summtr aud Winter, &c &c
Al,he English and American Annals, Git Books Al
buns &c. &C. REDFIELD, Clinton Hail.
nls2, corner Nassau and Boekman SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
Oo VEsyEsN a SOUTHERN Va = x

CHtNrS-Roe and's Tonic Mixture -Ro eand's
Tonic Mixture or veee,abe F.5rifuge, specific ard
lasting sure fever and ard general weakns-
with Their kiadred plants 20 io0g 80 extensively and
so successfus employed thr ughout the United State
and e.wnere has been essentially improved by the OIL
pin.l inventor and SOLE entire snd exclusive anu
ac,urer d. Johr r. Roya1t. after residence OF Two
drisg l39 and 80 upon the ba1k' of the atsls-
sppi where he enjoyed ues advan'.ge' and oppor
uaities for acquiring direct aad personal saoweess oil
s,uli,r sad striking features which disease pre- nts
in the Great Western VALLEY, and for aPplyrg estl'
and sill further pefec;ing u. Pecaa' method OF tfei
m upwards Of fifteen years devoted ais most earle' and
almost exclusive attention.
f.tsfu FOR the appreciation lie mas received from every
source the author comments hls Improved Tome
Mixture With increased conl-uc 10 he PEG of every
sectioo OF the Commonwealth 18th tie strongest a'au-
rance thai !: mas modified NEE. every sner-
,epcv that NAV in the treamcU. and cure of the
obstinate diseases for which l. i cribd. address
Dr. JOHN K. ROWLAND,
40 Mark, It. Girsrd Row. up stEirs.
1vaol..sIs and rstsi By 10. FAY General Agent, at
d,,s store No 49, Broadway CT John NsE
fsrk. ". -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

nSaips Glspdower. Parsons, New Orleans, Durham q
'; sDi R'lah, Hamnsnd, do, Jco. El~ell
srss Black Hawk, Robinson. M.ranhsm and rara' Z.
ss.atrg; Somerset, (Br) Williams, Demarars nodet
SSress; Fr.nkn. Goodng, Portland F. Ihur,t.h
d. d. Emily Sherwood, Charlestoc, Durham pinioh'
,AaGra. Doa.e Savanna Durham 6 DmoD Georgia.
Ssasen, Mobile. Dunpam & Dh.on; lsaseila, Drcoeif'
80 oe Janeiro, Mason g. Thompson.
s,Iseeone.s Nancy. Ckase Boston, Valiant hohey"ei'
'Adraorei Friend Lowell Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
Ne1v-York Market.

AsIlES-Po,s 6. Pearls IS. Sales limited and mar
kel not firm.
COTTON Sales abou, 600 bales at previous rates.
FLOUR-Genessee and Ohio are rs 6 s7i few SELL
ers at the lower rate The arrivals light The do
mand is good for days past. Buyers are
holding back for lower prices Georgetown is held at
IS aud Brandywine at IS 0V.
GRAtN.-Abcut 1900 bushels Illinois Whea, sold at
l39 80. for shipm,nt. Rye continues scarce, Sale
800 bushels Northern Corn 6s cents, weight, at tbs
boat $500 do Southern AT Co. weight delivered l4O do
Jersey at ~ cents measure No Barley at market Up
Yards TO- QUO bushels Northern Oats have been sold this
week We quo.e 81 y 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. NOVEMBER u, ls4l.
Miniature Almunec.--THIs Day
- TIE sun rHEMoeS YuLL SEA
Ase, Sets 81 Rises Ii Sets 81 II 3-m
Latest Dates.
oeApos .......... OCT. % HAvRE .---..--- OCT
e"LSSeoL......... OCT. % w-oRLEASs. NOV. o
The next S,eam-S ships TO Arrive
n IRON LIVERPOOL FROM BRISTOL
Saedonis, leaves Nov Great Western, leaves -
D. Prom BOSTON FROM sEw-YoRX ~
Britannia leaves Nov If GreatW stern lcavesNoy.20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

scar Poafrs,, Moore i2 days from Boston, mdse
nf Fusearsra, Smack. Richmond, with tobacco anu
fsnon u Allen q Psxsoa
sSsA' Traffic, Dayton Baltimore, with mdso to j. q n
Virginia Hodges, Rollins. days from North Caro-
p' slsh naval stores 10 II. Wariug & Son
-I0"-l Ship, Bark, and Brig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

C1RsA SAEsLE.A.--Be careful whose YOU Sc
- ec All who hsve used Rovand's Alternative or com
pouns Spiruous Extract Of Sarssparila delighted
win lis De uary pleasant iAvor and superior efficacy
10 puriy the blood asd unpleasant on c,i0ns o.
the skn No medicine /. eff cLual spring pu-
ri.r or of greater us 10 promote recovery alicr an
nta Of acute cisease Ole bottle contains the essence
of from TO the ordinary Preparations OF Saissp.-
rla J o. FAY, wholesale and retail aceni. AZ Minor
drug store 1872 Brosdwsy OF John =; New York
Also Rewards Tonic ;iictare,' for Fever AID Asue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

HUDSON sTEsEEE CHEAP DRY GOODS
Ii STORE-NEW GOO0S-The Cheap Store has
iust received new and beautiful assortment Of Goods
~hch are open for the inspection Of the ladies' OF
the city and also strangers, who can make their Pur
chases at this advantageous terms than
nuv other store in the city Il, 10 Hudson st
The goods consist of styl. OF De Lanes, Chime
pa,terns very handsome at low price; Real Wclcb
Fannels, both single ami double widths OF the very best
quality, aud very cheap.
large assortue ut Of Neriaoes Of the most fashionable
color. and of supesb quality cheaper than were ever
OFF, red before.
.h,res Of blue black and 1--WE different price, Also III"
tooa, purple, browns, mazsme blue ard all o'her co
ors &c These are the chcape. Velvets ever ohsred ID
the Guy. Liaen CAmeric Hdkis at extraordinary 10"
nrice, al linen At D. spleniid article Of Embroidery
IA evening aod hall drasse. g. 10 ud-on 1t. MT I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

The Francis Is..for Hayre takes slOOooo IN specie
The Sheffield for Liverpool $50 o0O
Specie is dull to-day Il for Mexican Dohars ana
for American Halves There is more demand Tor span
sh Dollar for India.
Philadelphia Exchange s worse today. The street
is 81 1000 sold the Board at B. Mobile is also
worse We quote Certificates ats.
The sight drafts efh Commercial Bank Of Buffalo we're
protested yesterday by its agents here. The assets Of
hi, Rank, large proportion OF which productive
,.s estate WILL is hoped, protect the the Safety Fund
from ultimate loss but the stockholders is feared will
reclaim but little.
The Philadelphia North American states that Oh Satur
.y the Philadelphia Banks refused take each Others
,o,es which created much excitement. Bicknes Re-
porter says:
The feversh feeling in money market noticed i'll
r last appeared rather Increase than 10 diminish dur
inc tho week which has just gone by. Indeed We had
Teral unpleasant ruors aud large portion Of the put
he becams ala med at the Of Exchange on New rk,
the refusal Of persons to take the notes oil ceruin
banks and the general distrust that seemed TO exist
win regard to two of our monetary institution
The Irnrd Bank suffered especially Her stock sold al
one time as low l6t, while refused for
,bort time by the Germantown Bank consequence of
e false rumor she had failed. Indeed mad quite
manic in our monetary circles lhroug hout the week.
Money is still sufficiently abundant, when first rate pa
per presented The rates average from TO per cent
per annum.
Money! ofdoors FIRST rate paper, to per ceai;
D. s. Bank notes, 81 ST
Tbs following comparative statement exhibits the I'M
poysmeu the condition of the Neworleans Banks as
regards the ubject Of resumption during the month Of
October The decrease of tho circulation would
Indicate intention of resuming early day. 1t is
reported that the Consolidated Association and the Bank
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VI R BaAHAM HAS THE HONOR TO ANNoUN q
tia, ne will give Concert stthe Gothic Hall late Mason
&C. OF Friday evening Nov 10, conGerce al eiHeA.
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Scotch Ballad Robin AdaiF. arranged by .. Brshan
BY desire Tie Brv OF Bscay Observation-Disclosures
Tc.et 81 children naf Price. 10 be had at A.
wiz. Hewitt, Dlboss, ami Joe's Music .tores 4
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berry aat Fultos trcS Doors open a. 10 snd connur
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