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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

In consequence of tho funeral salute fired
IN New York, by the y. $. vesscls IN port,
in honor cr Com. ClaKton, FIVE dead bodies
camo TO the surface IN The river aud hay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
MRS. EDDY.

Va HS' EDD 4,
WOULD respectfully give notice TO heI
w friends, and the public generally, tha,
at her store next south OF Mr.. Seabury's
boarding house, may be found READY MADE
PL,.1LV SILK BO.EVETS, cars, &c
also mndc to order Of the most fashionable
shape at short notice. She has Likewise just
received a supply of Mrs. lIamer's Corsets.
Straw Bonnc,s lined and trimmed French
Flowers, and very cheap Oil Cloths for ia
bles, &c. for sale by
ANNA M. EDDY.
Newport, June 10Th, ISil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

"a EW GOODS will be opened thi, Day, at
~ II. SESSIONS, among which are rich
wide silks; China aud small plaid do; satin
Loyantino; satin Tuck; silk niantles Il shawls
plain M0usline de lame do; plain I'hibct do;
French Lawns aud Prints; cambric Ginghams;
Scotch do; silk black aud white hose; super
hoskn gloves; silk aud mohair do; Wrisiicts;
double green lace, Swiss MusIins, Brcarhwaii
do. &c. June u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
AUCT IONS.
SHERIFFS SALE.

WAsuIScToS, Sc. June II, Is4I.
Am Execution in favor of the Landhoilcrs
W Bank, ard against Samuel aud Daniel
Brown, shall ON the 20th day of July. iall,
a, two o'clock 7. NJ. seIl 1T puddle aac,ton, a
tract of land in North Kingslown, containing
Joshua Brown and Elisha Watson, East on thu
Road and Narrow River, South on laHd Of
Joseph Il. Perry and heirs of John Watson,
and Westerly on the iresh moGdow; or so
much as will pay said Execution and expenses.
Conditions at the time Of sale. Sale at tho
dwclling house on the premises.
FRANCIS b. sEGAR, Sheriff.
I,,,,n
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Newport Bank .

A Semi-Annual Dividend will DO paid al
m this Bank, on and after The isl Of July
S. CAliOONE, Cashier.
June gt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Auction and Commission Store.

Auction and Commission Store.
VHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
d his friends and the public generally, that
he continues TO carry on the above business AT
the old stand, NJ. "a, corner Of Pelham and
Thames Street, which is one of the best stands
in Newport. lie will attend To the sale OF
goods in any part Of the town on liberal terms.
Also, on hand, Bcdsteuds, Chairs, Tables,
Stoves, and variety Of other Goods, generally
found in an Auction Room.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED.
Newport, June -, lSII.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
HING CLOTH.

10TH for bathing dresses, and oil silk
~ for caps, at JAMES HAMMOND'S.
June 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
For Providence, Bristol Il Newport
ARRANGEMENT FOR JUNE.
THE STEAMBOAT
Il 4 l. EO q n,

CAPTAIN Il. +. WOOlSEI,
VIII leave Providence and Newport, rs
follows
Leaves Providence Tuesdays, Wedncs-
DAYS, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at
half past 9 o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, leaves
Newport same days at 3 o'clock, =. Nj. Sun,
DAYS, will leave Providence nj A. NJ, ond
Newport Mt ) p. NJ, landing at Bristol every
passage. Fare 50 cents.
~ The Balloon viii connect with the
Stonington Rail Road, and also the o'clock
train from Boston. Passengers from New
B,dfDrd ar Fall River, by taking tie King
Phillip to Bristol will there meet the Bat
loon, and have an opportunity to spend three
hours or more in Ncwp0r, aud return home
The same day. Freight taken ut packet rates
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
swiss lawns

ENOR Evening Dresses, Lace Cu0s, Work
n ed Muslin Edginss aud insertngs, very
cheap Muslin Capes aud Collars, for sale by
III. SESSIONS.
lime 2J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

NEW Style Summer Cra,ais, and r'ckct
~ IIaudkorchlrls, Just opened aud for sale
at ISAAC GOULD q SONS,
juno 2I I16 Thamcs-strcsi.
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French NllsEins.

ENRENCH Gingham MusIins, new unL
81 beautiful article, for sale at No. 1872 by
J. NJ. COOK * Co.
June 81.
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New Establishment.
China, Glass & Crockery Store,
NO. 2. COLO.EN3DE FOR.

EOIlN T.. STANHOPE respectfully in
0D forms his friends and the public that he
has taken the store above designated, directly
opposite Messrs Ncwtons Grocery, where he
has opened aud will keep for sale
AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF CHINA,
GLASS AND CR0CKERY WARE;
comprising every article Of tina, kind used in
housekeeping, from an elegant dinner or tea
set To any single piece Of ware, Of various
styles, qualities and prices.
Those in want Of any articles in his line are
requested to call and examine his stock before
they purchase, aud he will do his best 10 suit
them.
IUj" Glass and Crockcry Ware loaned for
parties. June ~.
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NEW LINE FOR NEW YORK,
FROM LONG WHARF, NEWPORT.
Fare only One Dollar.
The splendid fast sailing steamboat
IL II H. l. II

VIII leave Newport for Now York, THIS
THURSDAY ETE.NLNG, at about o'clock.
For freight or passage apply to Charles n
rilcy, Agent at Newport, No. u! Thames.
street.
~ Regular days for leaving Newport
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From
New York, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Vosc,s Confectionery,

COrncr Of .HdrEtt oqudre,
rs we'll supplied with tho best Of Confec
4 ,onary, Ice Creams, Soda, Root Beer
Cakes, Pastry. SC. Also. just received the
creates, assortment Of Fancy Baskets ,ha,
was ever offered in Newport. A fine large
room expressly for Ladies, and one Tor Gen
tIcmon, are always IN readiness Tor Ice
Creams in second story.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
LINEN SEEETIMGs.

ENULL width without scans, aud usual
Il width, for sale low at
J4.UES H.4.HNO.NUS.
Lima Ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
SlIEllIFF,S SALE.

June "a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
CoRoNER's OFFICE.

MONDAY, November -.
AccrprxTAL DKowSiSe.-The Coroaer on sunday eve
ming he'd On inquest the house # Norah Cuarii sbam
in s6,h street on the body of O1en Cunningham native
of ireland. The deceased III Tho r'ice OF Capt
Cobb, on the Bloomnrd'Ic road, ard in
on Friday mornDg after Ice Of wood, that was sdoat IN
the North river, by the eep'izng of the boat
thrown out into tb- water and drowned. HE body
found Sunday morning opposite the Orphan Ay ialn
Verdict, accidentally drowned.
IpEsnfIcsTIoN-Thc body that was found drowned at
the OF Barclay Saturday evening and ~hieh
the inquest was held Sunday, yesterday ndcnti
ned az that Of John Weir late OF Is Franklin pom
,ioner under the British Government He called
on Friday evening by stranger and not ain
until the body was found
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
Josiah Richards. Auctioncer.
BY BANGS, RIGaaAsDs ~ PLAFT'

On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oc-. II,
Law LIssARY.-A valuable Law Library. embracing
Modern X ports old English Reports Elem Dtsry
Trestises. Among them Vincrs'' hhri1Sem. NJ,
30 vols PetersdorTs Abridgemen Is vols Modern Re
iorts, IL vols &c &c. Particulars hereafter.
Also, the Reports ofCoke Strange, Comyn, Bur ows.
wilson Blackstone, Minle aud Setesn, Dali ,tspnass"
Smith, Heriress. Amber Johnson Hall, and number Of
Old Englch Reports
Law Library IL vols; English Common Law Reports.
IL vols Oh t!ys General Piactic vol'i PhiPs' Ey
icnce, 9 vols Jsremys Equity; Chitty On Contracts
Collier Partnership; Story Couilct Laws; Sarkio
SANDER; Archibalds Practice vols Pother on Coz
trscs story Constitution. vols Gov ON Fart
aers4p; American Law Journal, d vosi Harrisons d.
,es vols; Lo,cs Indas, vols, folio, rare MOI ona
tecnpiacon vols, folio Jacobs Law Dictionary,
yos Chitty's Criminal Law, vols; Psthcr on Con
tracts Russes Chaneery Re ports voIs Wootetona
Lectures, vols SHinbufna and Roberts on wills;
Schrae and Lefroy's Repors. vols; Ne land on Con
tracts Hsrsemans Convey eDcDg vols Peters Admit
.ay Decisions, = vols Azunis MarstIme Law, vols
Lees Dictionary OF Practice vol Corpus JGrs Cul-
lis ; Harrson's Chnncery reports, &c. &c.
Full particulars m catalogues on day Of sale
Ca FRIDAY EVENING Nov ~,
GERMAN Books "A Private Library Of Standard Works
German Language, belonging to the estate OF de-
ceased German.
Full particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
I-ico

In this city, Nov. II Josephine, youngest daughter
Saul Alley.
The -acnds of family respectfully invited to at
uuera the residence of her father without
farther invitation, this afternoon at h'cGck-
In hIs city, Nov. -. Mss Leia Ann daughter of
George White, aged IL years ard mouths
Hi remains Wi! b. taken TO New Brunswick. ~ J. 1r
ntcrmcni, hi, o:teroOl ut O'clock from No % Ma k-t
In this city, Nov. 10 Robert G Harde, in The d3d year
Of his
rs fea6s and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend hi, funeral ms afternoon at o'clock his
Iato rcs;dcfce No % Tbomp;oa
In this city. Nov. H. Mrs. Mary, wife of Archibald
Wni,e in the 22d year of her age.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
TO TEE LADIES.

IL JOHN II. DlNGMAN has not received fifteen Gays
later news from Paris, but he well supplied with French
British and Americas Dry Goods OF tho latest ana most
fashionable styles exceedingly Low prices, which he is
Offering at great bargains. He invites the public TO in
spec, his cndid beor purchasing aud salts
~ themselves if his stock u Silks Shaws Prints Domes
tics be surpassed just received from an Importer
TO close his stock fo- the
SPLENDID SILKS.
90 pieces elegant satin stripe and watercd assorted
colors from - 10 los
% do figured and change-ble
80 do Chenc, ve:y desirable
Is do beautiful striped and figured blue black
30 so cured mode colors
100 do plain black, ana buo black and colored Silks
from IS Cd to lbs per yard and sa.ins and Silks of
every description. Also,
sHHAWLs.
100 rich Cashmere elegant designs. from $40 to $50
200 B.ochc a complete assortment fom 81 to $40
Also. embroidered Cashmere, French KaoyIc, Rob
Roy, &c.
Tarion,, Bombasius, De LANES, Meriroes,
Velyc.s, Cloths Cas-'iaerc, Satiasts, &c
PRINTS.
$3.50 yards A Prints, elegant patterns, IS, worth U.s.
10 csscs French and English, from Is I'd TO 3e ID
cases American, from cd TO Is.
D0MESTECs.
30 cases and bales Domestics, from I'd to i. 4d
Fannels Blankets, Canton Fiann,s
JOHN Il. DINGMAN, 3Ol Grand st.
MIS- Otis c'rner Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
POLICE OFFICE.

MoHDAY November 10
srEALrFc Books "A named Mary Ann DOnne
arrested Saturday by officer DeunistoS' With
satche and th,ce books which to-day identified
those stolen Of M Bucknaster of No l2J
East Broadway, Saturday For this she was cent to
PRISON.
STEALING 4 sHrRr.-A female named Mary Dorclin'
arrested and committed the Upper Pece Office fo7
stealing shirt, worth g ON Samuel H. Coke tf the
corner of Amos ard Greenwich streets for which she was
sent to prison.
srgALIsc CLcTHEs.-Robert Young was arrested by
officer Bee hy and committed, for stealing aq"ant'y OF
clothing from James HsgaD.
srEAL1sc sLrrcH-A boy named John L'hey was TO-
day arrested and committed for stealing 'ieieh worth
81 t,o., A. q Maroney, of Slsiden lane and Wa
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
CIVIL COURTS.

MONDAY. November Is.
At the Superior Court action WAS brought by Dir
VIM Gibbons the famous breeder Of blood horses Ez
absth,esn, N. j. against Mr. Sanu L. Gouvcrneur, TO
forfeit mency produce stakes the Union
Course May, 1899 In 1896, Messrs GOurerncur, Glib
bons Robt l.. Stevens aud John c. Stcveps became sub
scribcys to produce stakes $1,000 entry aud $25 forfeit
for the prospecre progeny of certain horses nanod the
race TO take place 80 stated vixen the colts would
be three years old There is law of this State legalxns
produce stake races provided such rua in Queer
County and certain provisions are coniormei 10. mr
Gouverneur appeared the Union Course in leS with
the colt "a bay fey) which had been designated o' the
stake The succeeding Spring but was assured by one
OF the propretors Of the Course that she was unequal
10 her competitors aud advised him to Fay ,ho Forfeit
Mr. GouveIneur did appear in the following Spring,
and stated OH this trial that he had aafed the Cours
and wishes be had done SO long before Ar Gibbons won
the race and upon Mr. Gouveneur for his forfeit
MONEY! The Jury under direction, fouad vor'ics IN
favor of plaintiff for $2li being principal and interest,
ahec, regards certain points Of law, TO the decision
of tho Court.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Francs l.. An.u ORTIZ Hsvre. c. Boito=. Fox &
Living Arkansas. Dcuni-. Ne~ Orleans w m. Nrson;
AIIalce. Tucker, Clsr e. Tsy ,o- * Merrill.
BNrss Reform, iynu hobie. Surge Clearman
Cosn9, Or Ouerbriore Liverpool & T. Winsov.
Bri:s iianhatau pusEs, pslEcheol. Z. D. Hurtut &
CO: Gazele (r) Nu.taiI Demarsra ,iodet q Barclay;
Glide Mcals cr kchH no, ENsct, Johnson. SavaH-ah.
SchocreFs Hep cater Francis, Wilmington. y. C.: Wey
mouth Cou b, Ricbmoud Ann % Bedsl. Norfo.S, uEi-
tc4, Ha'diPg Jacksooyc :. E. wy; Planet, Terry.
po.cisba:. .; Columbus Movers 5ostoI.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

Notes sellln5 from all 10 us
count
Money continues be rather tight in Wslstrec and
there is an increased demand The Banks, however, are
discountug of The paper offered by their customers
which comcs within their rules.
We understand that tho Bank Commissioners have is
sued an sianction against the Commercial Bank Of Bua
10. Tho cause have not learned The President, Mr.
Hatch, was in town on Friday last and confidently pre-
dcted ,ha; the Commercial would ride on, the SORE. 1t
is but justice to M Hatch 10 state that there
to suspect thu, he had the slightest ntimation that
junction was impending The probably me, him
Albany The Bank is Safety Fund and tho remaining
institution ohir,ceu located Buffalo, over whose door
nuy be written "llium tuit.' The hourhiug city of Buff
ao is now without, Bank. Tho bills will be redeemed
hy the Comptroller when nc has redeemed those of the
Banks tina, have gone before.
Is ittrsc that Beach winding up the Manufacturers
Bank of Us:er? We have no, noticed such large qusH
THY Of the Sun of late formerly, and think MOI
unlikely Or ne only concentrating his funds in that
promising concern ;he Bank of jacksonville because the
rede mptiou is made quarter discount The public
would be glad TO know the managers OF this later nsu
tuition.
Tho transactions in Foreign Exchange for the GUARD
boat have no, very large. The supply OF good bills
is light, Drawn bills have sold al 10 lot. Good Sou.h
I
crn Bank bills without City endorscr, al o.. Francs 522.
a 800.
Specie is rather dull and the Brokers refusing &c
bay at previous rates. acxicans Il, American Halves
): The Britannia will take considerable amount large
portion of which is drawn from the Boston Hanks Ex
change on Boston is bought here per cent discous
and the coiu the Banks TRis qni'e SAVING
for rcmitlcrs We know OF upwards of 100000 Boston
exchange purchased here for this purpose II seca al
arraue en,cut should continue long, should probably
hear less about line of steamers from iAe Bosio
nisns
IT, s. Bauk notes selling 81 IS discount, and Z
considerable parcel could probably hc cold better
rate sal, understand has been made about -,
deliverable in January next.
II. w. Conner, Esq. has been appointed Pre- sdent o.
the Bank of Charleston the place of her 5oyec, Esq
whose retiring noticed yesterday
A, CINCINNATI on 10th Specie was selling at
por cent, premium, while drafts on Now forS were sell
isg at l0i per oes, premium.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
q Or. Anrdner,s aeetures.-In accordance

: =.
with invitation addressed 20 nun bv severa. gentle
men eniutniy Distinguished in practical science, DR..
I.ardBcf has honor announce that on rhur'day
Evening ucxt the ssh ius,. he will deliver IN the Lee
Room CT the Mercantile Library Association. Clint
Hall the fri o. srie, Of lie taro, urerded 10 explain
aud Illustrate familiar style. -uliabls 10 popular
Assembly. Tic important and Interesting modern
d>coveres Seisuce snd heT application 10 the Arts
rnc subject for the f.s: Evening will be Astronomy.
Illustra Ell b. large trans parent Dra~iggs
Previous 10 the L2c,ur' De- L4rdrer Ddacuc Models
q hich viii fors the SUBJECT Of subsequent Lcctu:e
viii n shown N operation.
Admission ~ ceatsThe doors 10 he cren at quar-
Ter pat oco, ard The Lecture Will be scea at
: prcc scy. nib 6S
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
al drrte o,

la his city, Nov 10 by tho Rev. Mr.. Griin, George d.
Crugis 10 Miss Lydi, Brgcs, all Of th- city.
In this CITY, Nov. II by Rev. Doctor Dunbar, RO-
Hope Hart Matg Amelia irving both OF this
cIty.
Rochester, n. w. Nov. 10, by Rev. James B. Shaw,
NJ Alfred s. Barsos OF fhadeirha TO Miss Harriet +.
Burr Of the former place.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

with the wa,ohuan cart could not be obtained
vey Kim 1t rained hard at the time They all sup
posed that fcuheld druRk and stubborn.
The accused proved good previous characters by
al Witnesses The Recorder charged the jury favor of
the accused, and the jury found them guilty, and
ncndcd them to the mercy of the court who found them
each SO
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
AERIvsp YEsrgspAY:

Schr Albion, Mitchell. . days I'm City Of ST. Domingo
zitR 'i.aho gang to N,sn,h & Leeds.
Schf Ana Z zsbot5 T-y'or, CaIacotcesu., coru-
Ssht Bo,;oa Bradley. Gsorss los u, lour, &c
Scar Lion, SRith. rii.. d. coI
schr brilii.nt, Ok ~ ChiGcItesue, curI.
Schr Cuzca, Philsd. coil.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
Nny. JIG.
LAWYERS. DIARY.

curspAR OF CouKr OF COMMON PLEAs-s, 80 soo' ~
!, Sts 49, "a, IL, Is. is, II, i3, -, 90 -, % o..
crgspAR OF SUPERIOR CouRr.-62, 90 9s. W.. -,
os io7 iO9, no. ILL., IT, 49, $50, ia, us 49, W NO.
liO, 100.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

$3.50 oai> a. 10 weight. Rye is sill salse &c
susseIs at ~ 1909 do. re both at the boat No
Barley IN market Oats quote at 80 81 cents fu-
Northern Southern and Jersey, offering.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u The Chenpcst Cash Tailor yct.-FE-
TER V Hustled Nc. / Chatham square, corner CT
Chatham street, makes Clothes order in the neaest
STYLE 10 per chcapar hrn the cheapest cash Tailor
IN this city. coed fit in I'll c.ses warranted. O26 LIN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u eensi=uecs pership ONTARIO viii please OBJ
tam thtiT permit, without delay
Al! goods permitted wilma five days are liable 10 be
sent 10 ~ BIC store nl3 ST
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
4 MI Sc MEN i :.
EI0CUTI0NARY nEADENGsANDxL.

EVOLUTIONARY READINGS ANDRt
Il CITATIONS, bv Ms A e NO" III al the S,sy-
yc.s. Institute on Tuesday Evening NoTcmoef 10 !ei
The - coud series of Selections from The Posts tpe
faced BY her oxn Introductory Remarks Val be reei'te
by Mrs. Mova,; 10 commerce Al bali psst
PROGRAMME
The pam.sl of M Mo- orr
The Indians ex,rrct from The Centennial Ode Spr.sue
Inc hs'ydid u. H HV,'.lo.
Tae Hour of Death 'irs- IA u'oH
Blanche OF p-yen (foR the Lads OF the LaAe'l SEQ"
PART II.
The lish; o the Light house .'.-- pes Sa'seu.
Ice LSre Of yriaeus hl'S l'a.uen
Tho Soldier, DR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES smphe-
Scenes itoa ,ae Cos>zir. .---.---B,to"
GuiEare's NIs; to Conrad III PrisoH.
( Tickets 80 cents each and FseETsni'~es may "
obtained Al ~ Actor House, at LecA- Vco-, Fta-eis
aGd Wilss PGEnaa Broadway, ami at the Institute II
The evening.
q The present Course wall be continued on Thurs
day. ant S4turtay -0.h Now Dher. Fec
Seris. viii ccrsi.; OF different selections Mo II
k'Al&.-Ihc l.adies OF tse Fust Free Pre>by ,crtsr
4 Church. Bro klyr. will hold Far on %etne.ds,
ard Thursday instant, Hss buildings corner o. Gran
berry Fulton Doors open Al 10 and c0ntiEu
through The day sad ,veuinc. Tne ayas OF the FaI
vii 90 to -uppor, the Gospel. NIL L.
ALi.-ihe Fifth Annual ball of tbs Young Mcn :
- Association ~il take rlscc on Tuesday Evening, No
vemhec s.h. 1871 At the Gothic ate Masonic Hal MT
''iisSt tcirbiilcS NtbIi1h i'f.iu y ' -
occlsi0E, who w during the evening. mtrudsce several
ne@ and popular airs. rhe ASSOCIATION pledge them
selves TO spare RaiSer pains exPc->e to render I'M
equal not superior Bill re ryca thi season
Tickets ona Dollar each be had al the following places
Charles e. Leaycra President, 275 bowcry Gcorgc II
f. Lynch Vice President, 81 BroImc street Robert y
Ney, Secretary go Riyugton street: Ell White, rrs-
7s Second streeJ, any Of the aeR5ers of tn
Association.
Tickets for sale a the door on the evening of the Bal
CHASLES LEAYCRAFr, President.
RosEsT N Wy Secretary nil -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS

New-York CAST, Tailoring E.tnbiishment,
l42 FULToS-sTagEr, NEAR BROADWAY
Bought exclusively for cash aud will comprise most
the different styles tho market, very choic
Of England aud French cloths do DO black and an
cy coorcd for pants do cashmeres and velvet
for vestnss, all of which will be made and rlmn cd IL
the richest 40 per cent below credit prices
Strict Punctuality observed in fiag ORDERS Cash OF
delivery and abatement in prices
P.S.-OT fal. business hiss already increaScd to thar
that compelled to increase help IN the
cutting department, which still under tho superntend
ence Of Mr. NJ Gaylord who will give his whole attennUi
different styles Of winter garments that be il
PRODUCED.
Particular attention paid 10 cutting pants.
OF I'm &c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
rew-York Cattle Marker
IReported To- me Tr.tsne

Al rnarke, 1853 Head q f-yf Ca,,lo Including 200 If
over last IS OF which from the sonth AND ihf
balance froa1 Thu. State 40 Hich Cows AID $50 Sheep
and Lambs.
There Was fsir dem-nl fnr Beef a; a. "e"ks prices
and the REACHED I1c9 Head al 81 70 t6 a'eis=-
MILCH CoWs.-saes sefe n,ad- OF 81 ct g to 5 s
STEEP AND LAMBS-Wer- mostly ;sken-sbeeP Al
81 80 to Is. Limbs a; 81 to g 50 each
EBAY The suppii-s were moderate, End salc- were
made at f-o.. 81 10 los cert, the l'0 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
SELLING OFF.
Continuation of sale ut
, 4 n = NJ II z q II


STOCK OF DRY GOODS rust be cleared out.-ES
- traordluury bargiins during he preeeut week
The Of plain. colored, figured and Pad
Silks dresses; printed and PLATA M1useln de lai9es
EpgI,sl Meaoeo; American Ensli.h am French Cal,
variety Itin daHisd cbawls broche and
Ctsan3rc Shlsi- CioiA, &c imported Muslins
and Lace Goods, Jaconets, Cambrics Nal s. Nninsooas
CaubrIc mites; Plads, Striped Books, Bishops Lawn
&c; Thread Lace sud E6ri-gs; eide bosbinet Lace
plan ard ngu-.d ooboIne, kdcnes and Bordering, &c
Linen C4mbnc- do fljk.s, &c; Lsce Vei'., Lase
shawIs &c D mes,ic Goods; Shirtias Mu'Iins and
Log Co.ts; Brown Sheetings various styles; Cantor
Fsnr.ls Cotton BATS. Checks Tickings striped Shirt
ing. Cotton Diapers; Furniture Chatzes ana coainon
C4lico.s fcr Comfortable. WaddIng', &c; Hosiery
Gloves and sn.aIl All kinds Of otocklnss and
Gloves: Tapes Linen and Cotton Pas Needles Cor'et
.ces Bed Llce- Cotton Cord, spool Cotton, and thou
sand other articles of the same DESCRIPTION
Several choice los ready Of dark Moussehn de
LANES Frerch and Ergsh Cicoes, very fine English
and Welsh annes, Blanket- Coanierpanes Quilts, &c
500 Comfortablcs of all ,zrs.
The remaining stock Of Saawls nnd Cloaks will be sold
Al nearly half prics.
Ffeuci Flowers selling a, half price
nonr, op-u AZ . and cio.e al o. Mo 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
NeM.York Market.

ASHES.-Pots continus at III aud Fears ) d. SseS
about 80 bhs. each description.
OTroN-So change III rates. Sales abou, 6lO oaie'.
FLuUa-Saies Geuesscc and Ohio i'll the early part oil
the day made at u.s. but ihe close none was 10
be had less than SIT. The sales on Saturday sre esu
mated exceed loOO0 bbls The arrivals are ght ana
the demand continues COED Michigan spd Troy We quote
at IS, Georgetown is held at IS, and BandyriLe 81
70. Howard Street and Brandy wine very scarce
There dlspes tion the part Of holders 10 demand
su higher rates for ali descriptions Of Flour
GRAIN-Salcs $500 bushels Southern Corn al 6S cents
Eeasure delivered. small parcel of Jersey ~ cents