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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-08-31
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Staats GOni iftution."
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saue per WepreIsntantsn lit General. Ndcms
t(p perfammelt, paB bic gcnlttntion older
Oepublit Utrbe0ert perte nnb 5,par ill ortts
ten Ablebnitt pee spciten Irtifcls, cab ct ,pie
foiat lautet"
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brei Sabren bsfleipen frll, bonn pritten 0ens
ftaa i'm Sanuar, ndtblffolsenb leiner erwabs
lums, unb mid. befust feu Ica oatlelbe Idnaer
afs Giueu Scrrlin bon 0rei Sabren in einen
3eitrallme bon ,ltun Sabrcu 1T bebalten."
1Oilliam II. Grabb,
Sprsbsr tss ioauisS bsr Meprsfsntanten.
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Sprsbsr sss Senats
Dennly(panien, G.2
@efretarssNmt, SD tejsuae bierinit,
oa6 93orttebcnos6 cine ritbtiqe NtGebrift eines
SefthluGts itt, bet cine 0srtel1eruns ber gons
ttituticu bcrf6last, ,pe!6er III bet leBten Sits
auna ber @sletaetuna BON einer Dlebrbeit
Der Slisoer teiber 5dulsr aenebmi9t iporben
1T. Der Original. 0eI6lus tlsibt III oisisr
Umtsltute aufbcwabrt, unp sen,dB ees Sehns
ten Nrtttele ecr gonItitution biefsr 0epuhlit,
la6e ih bafelte tiermit tcfaunt MAIDEN, ,pie
es eer senannts Nrtltel Ucreronet.
..,;ssssss. Sum 3ensniB be0en, babe ieh eies
:.S4NGE. fem melne ltntcrIhrift uno Imtss
3HSMN. iteael Dee erfasten Amts teiaefast,
~ ail Sarrtsbnrs, bieIen 14tcn Sag
''ss'' i'm SUM- 1871.
Sran3 X. Sbunf,
Sefretdr BET Ncputlif.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CoRoNER's OFFICE.

IHUKSDAN, Dec.
SUICIDAL DEArH.-The Corouer on "Wednesday night
hsld inquest The Washington Distllcry Of Mcss
Usdernll Morgan No. l27 Anthony the body
Of Alfred Underh, member of said hrm, aged 80,
tive Of hi, city The deceased left by Mir. Morgan
one Of the frm between = and o'clock Wednesday
81 ernoou apparent hSaih Of body and mind sitting
Ia the ofio of the establishment and between and )
o'clock was found by men nnmed NJ Fee and as-
Craig IN tho part Of me dstiery, hanging by the
esok by handkerchief fastened BEAM cn!irey dead
and resting on his knees The Police beng advised
ct the circumstance officer and closed the place
an the srrva OF tac Coroner whose jary returned
verdict that the deceased committed suicide by hanging
himself With handkerchief
The Coroner also held inquest the same night No
9- Wa'er-str'et on the body OF Henry Tnomp,os
i've of England, aged 35 rigger by occupation, and
Soarder the above place. The deceased turned home
from his work be,ween aud o'clock on "Wednesday
sysliug. and, leSning against tho WALL complained Of
,me;hlug aug hi.u. Soon after he was attacked with
stand quickly died Drs. Rosencran,z and Newcombe
'S'mued tho BODY and the jury fou-d that the deceased
csd of apopleGy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CIVIL COURTS.

THURSDAY, dec =.
Ia tho U. s Creui Cour, yesterday II action brought
by William p Brayton Daniel X. Allen, for in
hing.uc patont right of bantinr spiudes in
tbFo-se mach ne for spaning cotton, continued
The machine had been manufactured by Paterson Ma
chine Company, of which Mr.. Alien formerly Pres-
dent; It shown that the plaintiff had authorized the
Company 10 manufsciure them and verdict was rem
dered f. defendant
Mr. Hugh Maxwell presented affidavit have the
case of Nj Price put of Alr. p ceim. TO
have demands against tho United States for Sl0IcGO
whle their charge against INN Is but $75 0C0. The tna
Va, postponed.
I he Grand Jury came in with true bills against Aaron
Smh aud EhphaIet L. Qumby charged with assaults
with dangerous weapons The hgn A similar
chnree against Henry J. Flagg tarown out.
IL the Court OF Common Pleas, action was brought
by Andrew J. Eird.a against Elisha Rushman
$3.50 4 freight CT OF Oysters from Chesapeake
Bay which The defendant refused pay the erouud
bat unnecessary delay he'd been made ths passage
whereby hrd of the cargo amounting about $500
had beeu spoiled. The vessel week making the
homeward trip. TGe Jury f. uud for plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
POLICE OFFICE.

THURSDAY Dec ..
STEALING FROM AN EMFLoYER.-Ofheers Stanton, Jas.
L. Smith and " aiker day arrested girl
A0a hiiey, charge OF having s,ocp the LIST inst
81 patchwork beiquts worth 500, ,sdy's riding
hb an Cap, s25 besides .uhdry articles of
eolhn &c. the whole worth : al, from Miss Lydia
Wilcox Ul No - WoUster-street, whose employ she
had beeu servant. The officers found the hief snd
property at the of the Third Avenue and Nine
eeDth,rcet where she had gone preparatory setting
out for New Orleans She committed for TRIAL.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENcE.--A genteel looking
named Joseph l.. Mathor arrested to-day ny officer
James l.. Smith, charged with having obtained lad y'e
silk velvet cloak. $40 from Mr. John S riersin, Of
No. Maiden Lane. Mr. Pier-on deposed that ,ather
came BIN the 2ih ult and Represented simsef
inemtcr firm of hessrs Nestle & Malhcr, No. :
Manen Lauc-thst he wiShod purchase a cloak as he
ild for customer, and ;hut he could take snd show
the adv and if approved Of by her, he could retain
aud pay him he money; but he returned with the
monsy or coak-tha, seeing Mr. Nestle, that gentle
man informed him thar the firm OF Nestle & Mather had
been dis lived on l3th ut when borg satisfied thai
Ma-r iuteoded cheat aud delraud him. he had him
rested q, above stated. lie denied the churge but was
held 10 bal H. $500 to answer.
STEALING 4 CoAr-A man named Joseph Williams was
arrested Wednesday night for stealing dressGoat
worth Sl4 from tho of Benjamin Andrews Jr. o!
NJ. % Fuoa-,trcct for which he to-day committed
TO pfisou
STEALING PAIR or Boors.-A yourg named WIN.
Williamson arrested to day aud committed to prison,
for stealing pair OF 81 boots from the of Francis
Priest, No. I32 Walker street.
STEALING Srovss AND FuENirvSE.-A man who gave
the of Henry Tuly arrested by officer Lester,
charged with having different mes stolen >oves with
pipes table, bed,,cad hair trunk ard kery from
the PR M scs Of Nnthnne Underh ,fVsri-k and
Sprug-,treet He confessed the thef, part of the PRO
psrty recovered, and he committed answer.
CeuNreKFEIr BILLs.-lf any person has recently re-
eevod couuteriei, 50 Of the Lincoln Bnk of Name or
counterfeit scs threes Of the SufJlk Bank of Boston,
from French Canadian, about feet inches height
slenderly made they requested call officers Col
sn'and Rolyea Of the Lower Police Office, and advise
the fact
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
I'll urrle0.

In th. city, Dec. l. by the REV. William NJ. sulwell,
Mr George w. " bite. Mi, Ann D. King, daughter of
Mr.. Johu =. klsg. Il. / of III. city.
In this city Dec. Henry T. Perrepoa,, 10 AnRc Ma
ria JAY.
In ihi, city, Nov. So J. L. Alien, Miss Sophia H.
Schmidt
In this city Dec |. Charles E. Holt, of New London,
CT to Saral \. Chapman.
AT Brooklyn Dec. y the Rev. Or. Bcmsn, of Troy,
Nr.Asa X. Alien of this city, Miss Ann ~, daughter
of Lucius Field. E.q. OF Brooklyn.
At Paterson Dec |, Henry V. Butler, TO Julia Maria
Colt.
Al Nantucket Nov. - Rev Charles E. Abbott, Prnc-
pal of tac Temple Sch OIL Boston, 10 Miss Mary b. aaugh
ter Of Rev Levi SpauidGg, Missionary OF the American
Board, at Ceylon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT THE CLIMAX,
10 FuIton-street and Is Ann

!s9 FU[t0n-Street end ii An n-Jtrset.
Thos .ays the Editor Of the Planet
"FREE READING RooM.-Without doubt one Of the best
aad the convenient places in the CITY 10
tier The news Il the aa, Is tho ClnaX Eating House
No Il Anu-street runring through Fulton street.. Al
ms we'll conducted popular establishment there are
sen's bic tables with leading journal on each
o'e represeptas every State IN tho Union; thus CT,
s aod Strangers the opportunity OF taking their
re &C. snd reading the late pasers from all parts Of
@ eoaDtr The same table. II strikes iha, this ar
Hsehea, is superior snythius attempted In th
ana We haze doubt will prove crea, feature in
excessively ps;ronized house Of rcf.eshment. Under
@ oe Management Of is gcnemaaiy proprietor. the Cl
-, We are blessed 20 l. arm rapidly increasing IN pa
ri popular favor. snd doubt will continue
ei'e ~ ''' full share Of public support, Step in"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
Cltp ENtelIisenrs.
Reported ior Inc NeN
BOARD or ALDERMEN.


THURSDAY, Dec. 9.
.,.n;r, n, o'cl, ok for tho special
purpose Of preparing sRi adopung measures ie' pay
1 ste r.su.e of re.pec 10 the memory 0i eh
o'Neil late an Alderman Of the SIKH "nd' VINO dsU
tb,s m ,,n,og of consumption after prot'aced ness'
p,edcn, having stated the purpose for when tae
Road had hem ccnyeueI Adcun'n Lee ro'e ana IN Az
eooreut and ecing detailed the ''uc' ava sA
ceIl.ut Qualities OF thu decea'ed ana a'S' PaShg an a
n5oprise eulosiuy1 his hemofy oefed the following
ahle and resolutions when, after most fervid, eio
,, and Glowing speech + ON Alderman FeaDkin, de.
,inv- of the riapy vifnes and great moral civil and
oc worth of the deceased end expressive OF deepfet
s,mas by and sorrow his loss, unanimously
adoptcd and sent to tbs Board Of Assistants for
renee.
The resolutions as fsllow
Whereas the Common Council have been informed that
the Great Dposer of Eve has, IN HIS providence
removed by death esteemed and worthy
cis,e Felix u'Nsil, Alderman of the Sixth Ward and,
ie.ng desrOus Of expressing th5 profound grcf
ssned by tbis bereavement, and OF Demonstrating their
pers9na esteem for ms private virtues and their respects
aud ard for publ: services independent and
devoted member OF the Cry Coutcs; therefore
RsOicsd, That the Board deeply sensible of the loss
they have sustained the se.th of their respected ass0
aud That they sincerely sympathlsc with his !sy
sud f. nd ~ 'his dispensauon OF all wise and over
rliing PROV deuce.
Resoioed q; the Board Of Assistants concur,) That
Goa OF Five FROM each Bourd be appointed to make
arraugem attending The funeral Of he cecea,ed
AID ,na ths Guy Flags be displayed on the City Hall ut
hal -rras, @ the D. # the funeral.
RcsotCed al the Bourd of Assistants concur That the
Common CouGcl tend the funeral with their slaves
office. md that JOINT Committee cques HIS Honor
the mayor .nd uficcr Of the Common Couuch to unite
,iih tAen IN paying the last tribute Of respect 10 the
inenipry the deceased and will wear tho usual badge
Of mourn nc for tairsy DAYS.
RcsoiceG ihJ His homo. the Mayor be requested TO
TRANSMIT py Of tiee resolutions to tho fany of de-
c-nsed, der the sesl Of the Coamon Courci
TIE t,loaing Is the Committee, viz Aldermen Lee,
Wilhelm, Leonard, Jones and Vsudcrvoo-,. IN the As
sltsnt. Messrs Shaler Ward, Dodge Benedict and HoG
man appointed and the Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
MONEY MARKET.
snIes nj tho Stock Exchange, I
Commercial, md Money Matters.

Thursday, p. NJ.
The sales at the Stock Board yer. extensive
TO day. but better feeling prevailed, and most dcscrip
lions improved. Mohawk up per cent, Paterson
Fsrmcrs rrust II, Stoniugon J, Canton t. Delaware
4 Hudson J. Long Island declined v The sales of HHr
lem we.c comparatively ght, at an improvement of ,
per cent For Commercial Bank 10 Was offered, ~ 4
Trust Il, U. s Bank g.
The transactions in State Stocks continue to be exen
sive The sales to-day exhibit material change 1t
rates. For Ohio Skies 1850 s. offered sc asked
1850 e3i l.red s7t asked. The sales
81 snn Ncur- N.,rL Elvrs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
COME AND SEE! /!
y The subscriber you'd say, really extensive and

u The subscriber you'd say, really extensive and
beautiful assortment OF
RICH DRY GOODS AT sol GRAND-st.
waere the public may always fnd the Host desirable
and Fashionable STYLES OF Goods the market whether
French. German Epshsh American, OF the latest I'M
portsuons Three years experience has taught tns
Variety Style Cheapnsss Of Price, aad Poi'eness To
all requisites which absolute, sad all OF them
combined ne invites the public to For the
SPLENDID SILKS.
- pieces elegant, coored striped and ~a.ared,
desirable from IS ss per yard.
case .ich chansesbls striped and 6S;rcd.
: 90 beautiful Chenc. desirable svods,
do striped and figured Silks. great variety it
styles ard price.
cases rich figured. figured and striped blue-bl,cl
silk from E. 10 los embracing Gro de Nev-York, Heep
ems Gacer Rsps, Gro de Armare, Go de Psr,S Gro dc
Niger, Gro de Naples, &c.
100 pieces Plain Silks of every description from 3 &c
to ,hling..
- piece black and blue d'ok pain from Is to lss
ALSO,
Sinchew., Cherry colored Florcuces. Gro de Naples,
Satius blue black sa;n., and coored Silks Of eyery
style.
sHAWLs.,.
I co very heavy Satin Dama,k, from s. to $40 90.
; DO rich Cashmere elegant designs, from $40 q
$40 90.
200 Brocha from 81 90 to $40 co. Also K'bylo, Th'-
bet Merino, Rob Roy, and Fancy Shawls of every de
scrpuon.
BOu1AZINEs!
50 pieces. all qualities and prices from q, TO lSs and
Mourning Goods of every kind
Tarllouis Delaiues S.xopvs &c
Merinoc.. CIoths Csssmrrss snd Sstinetts.
400 pieces FLANNELs: 200 pairs BLANKETS, rcd
white and yellow-Hosc Whitney and Aackanaw.
D0MEsTICs.
Is cases blcached Long Cloths, from sd TO i a.
> do double width from Is to Is 81 per yard
10 bales uubleaehed Mpsns from I'd to Is. Also, Can
ton Flaunes, 1rkings Hamilton Stripes, &c.
PRINTS.
cases French Cacoes from : to 3s Cd p"r yard.
10 do British, from Is Cd TO 2s IS per yard.
Is do American Caicoes from sd to Is I'd per yard.
ALSO
Linens Lawns Hdst. Hosiery, Gloves, Diaper. Cam
brics Draperes vevets and almost every article OF Dr.
Goods which the Ladies are invited examine at
JOHN H. DINGMAN'S,
dl Sits 3o1 Grand street, corner Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
a CAR ID.


ISOLATION, feel it duty to the Stockholders 70 coz
,rsdct in ,ae unqualified terms the base and vile
nsnua,ioas against the Directors and Officers ther. as
published n morning paper OF yesterday.
the Director bepg borrowers psssd of lenders
the hole Of their aggregate liabilities loans. dcoua,s
and endorsements, does not amount to $500 each.
AMI furthermore, that neither the President or myself
have applied had loan discount, any shape
either directly or indirectly since the stisn
of the institution. JOHN II CORNELL, Cashier
New York, Dec. |, ls4l. d3
Il General Committee of Democratic
Whi& Sung nen.-A regular meeting OF TINS
Co1lmec wit be held National Hall Canal street. on
Friday evening the Sd Of Dece aoer at Geoek %.
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
WiLLIAM B MARSH, tSoc,s,ar,cs
GILES H. Hii-LYER, ) a.
~ Hone Total Abstinance Society-The
first meeting Of this Soc ety sill he held IN the Lecture
Room OF the Mechanics aud Trade-men's Insttute, IN
Crosbystee;, between Grand and brooge street. TINS
(Frisy) evening. AZ o'clock. The Constiiuuon a
ador, Ted by the Society will he re,t and addresses
| vsred by The Hon H. W. Duisht ofStockbrdce Mas,
t.,renher of ongre.s and several ether gentlemen
bos- recent reformation from drinking habits place
them presminently before public. Dealers Liquors,
tieles roderac and hard drinkers and the fencs cf
Temperance, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
THos. NJ WoopRuFF, Secretary. % l;
" Gifts for the Esolida's.--Iust received an
for ,als at the Clinton Hal BOOK store
The Book OF isc Boudoir, the Court Of Queen Vic
teri.
The Keepsake edited by Lady Blessington.
Heath's Rook of Beauty
The Drawing Room Scrap Book by Mary Hewitt
Ackrrman- foreet-Ne-Not.
Juvenile Scrap Book. by Mrs. Ellis
The Poets Of hIaerica-second volume.
The f;ift. Christmas and New ears present
The Gem
The Rsse, or Ahec.isns Gift
The Token.
The MiHionetto. or the Graces of the Mind
The Lady Book Of Flowers and Poetry, edited by Miss
Hooper.
The Youths Keepsake.
The Annuailctte. &c.
An sesortment Of Bihar, TestameBts and Common
Prayer BOaks, in splendid bindings and Of all sizes.
Also the illustrated editions Of Robinson Crusae,
Napoleon and the Vicar of Wakefield.
n32 j. :. REDFiELD. Nassau and Beekman.
q S345 Ote.-t.rrmptory Sale of BONDS
no der. Of the Ncw Brighton Association, which the
five Taossaud Dollar paymcn; of which is secured
A. socaticn will sod. her with said mortgage, by
in ne CITY Of Newly Friday the 18th day of De
particul r. 20 X. II & l.. II. BlATCHFORD,
I26 tD,7 No / Hanover ST
II HEediciues OF Best Q2nlii,--approvsd
Popular Remedies Leeches, Eugsh and French Perfum
cry, Soaps, Brushes DC. for sale BY
J. Il / CODDINGTON, Druggists,
n3 Ims' .21 Hudson ST. corner Of Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Ship Neva Bunting, IS dys I'm Antwerp, mdze, Hicks
4 Co.
Big Norman Bra,, 40 dy- I'm Bordeaux, brandy Mes
Brig Tukna Deane, 20 dy. I'm Marseiles brandy, DC,
to order.
Brig Detroit Anderson, 10 dys I'm Georseiovr soon,
II Cote 81 Co.
Brig G.n Marios Title Of Phila IA dye I'm 81 Johus.
PR. with sugar, Mason Thompson. Left brig Alexan-
der Hove. NYork, IN tgo days.
Venczueiian brig Fl Cszador. Michelena, is dys I'm
Bordeaux. brandy, Duraud CO.
Brig Laura, Dunhum, lG dy. fm Turks Island, with salt
laster.
Brig Wilson. Fuller, fsi Savannah.
y ig Robert Brown
schr Richmouc, Chester Richmond with -four, to Al
len ~ PaN-on.
S :hr Abigail and Eliza. Atkins, Gloacester. i.h.
Schr Catherine Wilcox, Smith, Richmond, With coal
Schr Bergen LatOurette, PeiersburRh with -four.
Schr Dodge Lewis, Alexandria, cotton.
Schr Mas Hill. Gilman, dys FIN New Haven, ballast
bound TO Georgetown, sc.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
BELow-lsh ship, . bTigs.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
The bark Mary Barbara, Marmond, from Pictou via
Halifax with coal ashore the lower bay-lis shters
have gone down 20 her assistance.
Less or 1HE SCHOONER FRUITLREA The brig Gene al
Marion arrived yesterday morning. when IN lat Sc 20 Ion
73 40 fell in with schooner Fruterer, Of NewYork
bound Havana, dsa .ted in the gulf and leaking bad
y. Took from her eight passengers, captain and eight
men belonging the schooner. At the same time it
blowing heavy aud high running, and brought
them port
The following card is published by the reque., of the
passengers
BsIG GEsERAL MARION, Dec. !, lsil
The passengers in the schooner Fruiterer, which
lost ON her late voyage from New York Havana on the
nght of the goth ut would take this tender
CAPTAIN VIM Bascom his officers their thanks
for the kind and courteous attention shown them while
on board their vessel and would further state, that
blame can be attached them for the loss of the schoon
er a. every exertion made the peril of their lives
10 her.
Al-e, VIC would express gratitude to Capt X Tut,
lie aud his officer Mr.. B. Fooe, for their brave and hs
name conduct, in sending their boat through heavy
which WAS continually making breaches over us, and
transporting board the brig General Marion, and
tor our very kind reception on board.
SmPwEEcK ASo Loss OF LIfE-The schr Charles and
Samuel from Camden Ne. with line, bound TO NYorl
vent ashore near Old Field Point, Monday, Nov. %
Mr. Lane the mate, Henry Howes, j. Cook, Henry Snow
and samuel Cadcrn passengers perished the wreck.
wHALERs
letter from the mate of ship Csabria, of New Bed
ford states that boats lost from ship Congress-
of Nantucket had arrived at the arquo'as Islands One
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
4 H..,.I,.crn

Ia the steamship C'e iona sailed from Boston fer Liv
erpool-ltev Robert R,k, John e rdon. WIN Reynolds.
r Lewis Edward 7 D ucc-, Mrs Deacon, Mrs p Parker.
Mis- r Parker and servant, John M-ckinnon, T Drum
II o nd. a nd Alexander oi England.
For Haiiiex-James Harrington. Lieut. Nusent, Rob-
Dawson, w Lowdcn Daniel Jorsen, and Dir Baiker, OF
Halifax
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CLEARED YEsTERpAY:

Ships Cahawba Smith. Mobile, Ceu,re Co; Frarces
Depau, Forbes Charleston, Goodhue & Co; Csmmngs,
Safer, Mobile, Taylor & Merrill.
Brg' Tybee, Ogden. Charleston. G Buckley: Isaac
Mead Studley, Dsrien, Ga K N Dsmi Sterling Hamil-
ton savanna Scott Morrill,; Galveston, Burr. Calves
ton Texas. Ba~eer & reck; Challenge, yaprev, ST
Thomas AMI Cur;hagsn., Brett f Vose.
Schr- Mairshong, Matthews. Belize (fiond) Foster
Nck-fson; Cooley, II Eltridfe. Boston; oraca Cad
nus, B.ltIaore; Frances Pam, Jacsle Underwood
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
Dec 3
LAWYERS, DIARY.

CALENDAR or CouKT OF CoMMoS PLEAs-T This Day
Partl,I7 2e7 95 90 46 l0, le3, los, lO7, lOs' III
i'pi Pait ~ s7a, as, 80 81 So Sc e. l2 IS So g. s6S
90 ss 10.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CLOTHING.

y The balance of a wholesale stock of Winter Cloth
ing will be sold retail for few weeks ouIy, at such
prices as will save the purchasers from IS TO se5
Beaver Pilot Cloth and Flushing overcoats from sii
TO SIS.
Beaver AMI Pilot Cloth Winter Frocks from to s!a
Black, Blue and Olive Dres. aud Frock CeatS from g
10 SIG.
Cashmere and satinet Pants, Vests Shorts, Drawers
&c &c
uaa Owls No. 10 Gedar-slreet, up stairs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
AU CTIoN ALE
BN =. DRAPkK, Jr.
1tt'fdn-Streer. corner of
EEIDAN NJ

FRIDAY, December IL
At | o'clock al the Merchsnrs' Exchange
For farther particulars, advertisement .isnsd &.
VI. & s E. Blaichford.
Also, bond and mortgage for s2oeo upon very .,iu
able Farm. with large sling and hoase etc IN ha-
sers,rsw. Reek,and C,uGiy, New-iork Paysble in {
years with per cent interest and hsvsy siGtionsl
curity sttachcs thereto will be expressed the
ii sale SAID Fsrra considered worth ivc times the
AMOUNT OF the mortgage.
S3lS6oU Be>ps MoRrGAsEs-Three hundred an
rty thous and collars OF the Bonds OF the origa
Stockholders of the New Brighton Association which
mere IS now due s5ou the OF Ssi5000. the pay
ueut OF ~hch secured by mortgages upon all the
n +ining of said association.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
REDUCE THE STOCK.


remainder
nss,s y monT COh.
most z,anh etaerhcuO be
tsvlpea
=inehrth h eEea IT
OGradu LoonerofC
IRDSaLI& & 2
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

The great variety of money tend. depress the Do
nestle Exchanges still more We quote Pnlladelphia 81
81, Balumorc3 g. Ncksburg Ct O., Augusta 81 81
Columbss 81 10, Michigan Ii III, New-oficaus 6a 4
Nashvi lc IL, Louisville 10 IL.
Nelhine dong III Foreign Exchange. Sterling drawn
bills st "; Southern :! O Francs 5s7: a p.
The brokers to-day the Of the Bank OF
Watortovu. The redemption at Albany has ceased The
Safety Fund Banks coming of the panic, and are
generally bought st per discount.
The purchase of the million Ohio Life and Trust Bonds
BY the Company good operation, and the effect l.
the ales ei ,h- stock the Board. f-w day :
was selling "a to day tsold al o. We under
stand the Company borrowed the money for the purchase
their bonds, Il, fourteen ye-rs, per
,ercst. The bonds purchased bore per interest
Holders of housaonic Roii DAD notes would probably
do well hold 20 them. The Pr sdeat of the Com
pany that the whole properly, worth million, Is
pledged for their redemption. The suIhorising their
requires thar only fourth of the actually
expended the Road shall be issued in heir ano
tha, every description of of the Company shall be
pledged for the payment of them. There wo-id aPpea
to very lizzie doubt othe ultimate redemption. Bro
kers bay them - the dollar. They said
be current IN Connecticut as any other bills
The Axiom Telegraph states that Gov. Whiteside wa,
unable 10 rom the assgnees OF Me'srs Wright
Co the boEds left the hands OF that house sale
SIS the SCENTS ofth OF Illinois The State will
receive dividend as \ creator OF the hous"
The Cashier of the Mechanics Banking Association
psbshc. a card in the Evening Post, answer TO
allegations in morning print. He states that the lsoi
tie. of the Directors principals and eaeorscrs do not
exceed SS 800 each and tina, neither the President nor
bins elf has Mad loan shape either directly or IN
directly. since lhc formation of the institution
issued by State Bank Of Indiana gives 10
,ha, that institution will be prepared TO uRs with
The Banks Of kentucky and ohis IL tbs resumption Of
specie puynents the hrs, day of August next
New-Ycrk Market.
ASHES.-A decline has been Submitted to, and Po'
could probably be bough, IS IS Eli Pearls 30.
The demand is limited
coTToN-Sales of 600 bales, ssd the rates in favor OF
the buyer.
Fl oURrse market for Gcnesoe is still in depressed
condition. snd although holders demand S. So there
sellers 25, demand. Georgetown 80;
Howard st. 62.; Brangywiee g SCI G 63t
GRAIN.-Saes of 1000 bushels Gencsee Wheat at 1877;
1000 bushels Northern Corn 81, measure al the