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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

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49,. -. - ginll. ApfI ], 1872
(WhhLEE HICKtEY, ~ me county Of Us,,..,, t.t,.
- Lle1 peruon praying that be- nay be- dsrisrsg
nsiuW v o. ordered hat ell pcfs1rs claiming f9 H.
'is % ihe eaid tlsrfs bickicy 80 show carge Il.
n ,of 10 ihc I'm n My nest. willy me raiI Cts,e.
IT, W nor le' Jared Btnkrnrt pursuant 10 a. a.
By n Wat b'Iafi AMI fisf e0ry IN MA ,r.,
@''i rules ~ roun '-'''' -'1'i"nt 70 uc ~ and
AM - cory Tero
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~ oiv,.s. I'D CAPEHs a feS too 80.
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brsnd-roccivcd for sale 'pe'hnof our' Wsskey
BURTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

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rules of curt sr'., W. ''iit fti aui tifI
y JOSEPH 9 BATTLEY %. O..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
GLIsH CHEESE, Of superior quality. for
,pi RN BfRTO
no COINTtY mIsnCIANTs.

- itiilit iNllt All lcfcNetl AMI
cot sale.
apo SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
ENGLIsH CHEESE, Of superior quality. Tor sale.
Il apt BrRTON.
no COUNTRY mIsRCUARTs.
OUR supply Of Booze and stationary lsud 5 cNtcn
" syc and wcll1cccfed, embracing al standard pubca.
lions Ia every dcpsums nj % IeTsture standard school
book usc Ia al the schools in Virginia, Stationary
u every variety.
We now receiving Our spring supply, which has been
selected personally by Of lilo partners; large portion
purchased A. the extensive trade siic Philadelphia for
the cash
We Halter elves tlthc ilcuEoiucr OF tho house
and the trade generally, Will find stock worthy thcir
attention, and We assure u,u At such prices will not
ilil O. please
Book ENDING.
w viii manufacture, 60. most superior manner Ac.
Books pf Banks SUI Mcroi ants any given pat
term and af pICes t.1t Will compare with any
Establishment Clerks Of Guuta Record onkr. Shcun'f
B'ukl, aud Bankso every description ~ use always
hand
nuhna Of every description executed In the boft man.
nor.
Music aud Musical IasirmmsnS.
ON hand, large collection u The most popular Music.
an 'ncw pieces received as published, Guitars, Flutes
Nflhnr, FIFE, cfr. etc which will scli very cheap.
SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS,
ap1 late Fmith a Palmer, and heir Old stand
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08


Bng VIM Garrison Tomn, from Philadelphia with coal
bound 10 Haverstraw.
Br brig Leone Lswe, from Brdgeport,C c. g. in Ballast
10 Thos. w innie
Br brig Joseph Ham, Machner 80 days from st Kits,
with salt To Soul, Whitney X Co.
Brig JudsOn Bryson, 20 days from DeInersra, IN ballast
TO the master
Brig Exact. johnson, from Savannah, with cotton.
Schr Zabriskie, Philadelphia, with coal.
Sciir Copper, En,icott Philadelphia, With coal
Schr htas, Clifford, Philadelphia With coal.
Schr Two Brothers. Nav, Philadelphia with coal
Schr Il Wescott. Vance. Philadelphia with coal
Schr DefaHce. West, Philadelphia, with coal.
Schr Rival, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr J. Rushing, Wescou, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr David Cox, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Republic, Smith, Philadelphia, With coal
Schr Joseph Brown Rcsrd, Philadelphia, ith coal.
Schr 'Iary Scochburn. Ellis, Philadelphia, With coal
hr Doctor Franklin, Tu,hll, Virginia, with oysters
Schr Amanda, Huison. Philadelphia, with coal
hr Premier, Jones, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Splendid. Saunders, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr E. w radIey Jones' Newbern, with nava stores
Mitchell Il Co.
t-SehrT g. Ode. Smith, 10 days from Branaywine, with
dour and corn meal 10 Alien L Pa1son-
Schr Napoleon York Calais, with ath sc. TO master.
Sehr Cornla, Cranvey. Philadelphia for Hudson coal.
Schr Angelins, JoIine, Philadelphia for Albany, coal
Schr Texas, Ross Philadelphia coal
Schr Dodge Heay. Mcintosh, Caude lime.
Srhr Candace Brown, Fall River for Alhaey
SchF Cyrus days from Machias, With luaibeF to tie
captain
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
TO H.stSEas.

decree has baen passed the Congress OF Caracas
that all ts vessels that there direct from foreign
ports are to be charged per ton and II they have
touc ed irterr,ise poTtas La Gusyra, Tor instance
where thew have paid that they 10 be charged al
Porto Cabeo only three per ION, for every ton e1
aedue 2 tons register The proceeds to be expended
Reoubc Tre frst will be the Point Of Punta BEaya.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
MARRIED

A, Burlington VI, BY Rev J. K. CoEverse sir CHARLES
S. CARyESTEs 10 Miss Laura AUBREY.
At Guord, CT the I'd inst by the Rev. Dr.. Bennett;
Sorha TAYLOR New York 10 Anna s., eldest Gaugh-
ter OF Jacob Davis, Esq. OF the former place.
AT Ithaca, on 5is 0ct. hy D. & Jewe John Wes,erve
OF NewYork, Sarah A. daughter of John Corey, ESQ.,
Ithaca
AT Brooks Greye, Livingston county 10Th ui; by ,he
Rev. Mr. Hutson, voney KfrnbaI Esq of Watertnwn JET
terson eouEy. 20 Ms Mary Brooks, daughter Of Wa Hail.
of Saybrooh. CT
In Boston, Wednesday Sd instant, by Rev. Dr. Low
ell Me VIM. II. Tieston. Of NewYerS Augusta Louisa
feoweS, daughter o: the late Charles DAVIS Esq OF Rex
bury.
DIED:
On the evening Of the 7h. Sarah johnson, yo9nges;
daughter of Charles H. and Sarah $ Pointer aged
years ard three months
Goshen papers will please copy.
On Monday morning, 7th instant Peter Palmer, III the
II IN year OF MS age.
His relatives md the friends the family respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral this afteraoon, O'clock
from his late residence OF Sowery and Second-s
witleut farther invitation
oa Saturday the 5 instant. after lin gerng lneS,
the cd year OF her age Mrs Sarah Calender relic. the
late Wm. Calender.
D Brooklyn, Margaret, ,hrd daughter OF Thomas and
Sophia PerteopS
Al Syracnse n Y, on the 9Th ulr' Amelia Wallace
youngest daughter OF Isaac T. ainard, Esq, aged hc-R
months
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
DIS AST rs.

The Champion Wilmington, n. , from Nassau, re-
ported that the Ceres, for Roon IRON Mobile o report
ed probably the Ceres, Ce which cleared at mobile oh
u for NewYork) loaded with cotton, toGk tire Oh Cape
Carivera the l2th u and pct ashore on The
Bahamas for the preservation OF those on board fSls Oh
the cargo will be saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, NOVEMBER 8, 1914

CLEARED.
Ships Patrick Henry Deano, Liverpool Grnnell, Min
turn i Co; Argo, Anthony, Havre Wa. Whliloch, Jr.
Bsks Mazeppa, Smith, Port Leon, John Ogden. Jr lsa-
bella, Bearse, Trieste, Howes, Godfrey Robinson
Brigs Phara, Doane Savannah, SluIges Clearman;
Brown, Hayes, Charleston, Durham Dmon.
Schooners Tuscarora, Smack Richmond Allen Paxson;
Frank, rtton, Georgetown Sturges L Clearman Gen.
Tacon odgson -. Thomas, Badger Peck; Mary Jane,
McMah, Norfolk Sturges Cearman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
Gentemen's Wardrobe.
I'd FDUCED PRICES-Econo o

NT GAYLORD, Agent of the Home
Va. League Casa TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, has
REMOVED from No IA No9 and has on band
bandsone assortment OF Fashionable Winter Goods ppr
chased at the west cash pricesconsDg Of French and
English Beavers French and Eogsh Cloths French Elastic
and AMsa1cAs PREMIUM Cassimer. cashn,eree. Fig.
Velvet and Satin vestingsa Of which will be made up
to order in fashionable style short notice. Particular
attention paid to Cutting, Making and Trimming Garments,
ard all work warranted to ft Terms Cash delivery.
November g. 1872 rs Iwis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
AUCTION SAI,ra
9osish Richards aoceanesI.
Rf bAAGS. RICHARDS & PI.ATT.
~ Stare ls6 Broadway
Liberal advances made on corsisnYrus r s,.,o,
FEIDAY EVENING. Nov N

Liberal cash advances made corsiSnnea;s r susop
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. II.
At O'clock.
LONDON RoaaS-Ap unusually and attractive rei..,,,
OF important and vauasie English Books. selected fr,
private library inciuoing variety steseui works In H
eFty Printing, Divinity Law Standard Works in Geners
curious ard scarce Books sceitsreoas and
o. fEaRg EsSsr S Dr. Ese cyOgsda ,1
yS A.,bnr'on's sogaad lie Caneleen. vs History OF
Pilo, from England 10 chins PGnn ie Terence iSla
In Ouarto Recess Cycopedia, s7 VS. Edinburgh Co. SIS vs.:
Salts ssy1'nna; @ n TGose o IS Loesn % HsU,s seis and
Views ia Paris Dictionarie Universal. VS.: Hakewelps
Works of Burke, rs; Spencer VS.; Works Of Lieser
Furguson Moore Gray DIsraeili, Lry, Rousseau Vol,
Ass, Panoramas OF the Thames, OF Richmond OF Swift.
A'''-'' y MONDAY EVENING, Nov IA.
At6t O'clock.
MEDICAL Books A valuable Library OF Medical BeoSs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. ls.
Atsi O'Clock. in the Auction Rooni
sSrsNsisE SALE OF Books IN orsSrtrtEs-hu'oraeing
French bindings School and Classical Books and general
assortment Of vauahe publications and fancy bound Books
wEDNEsDay Nov. ls, aud following days
GREAT SALE OF pAMAGkp BooHS-AooGi S0, 600 volumes
OF Books slightly damaged hy water a, the burniag
Messrs, Harpers' establishment.
Particulars hereafter.
AT PRIV, .TE SALE.
Aseo Stereoeyps Plates Flertsoods Lite OF Christ,
603 pages, octave with ensravings,
pY s. DRAPER, Jr.--Store 54 WI,
4 , srr-strset. corner OF pine=treet
TUESDAY, Nov. Is.
At Is O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
CLOTHS CASsIMERES-Frem the Shelyes--op credit
OF months, improved endorsed noJes-eo pieces
peror wes, of England Cloths ad Cas,merss, iusi
ported.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 9,
At l2 O'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Gar the benefit OF whom it may conceru) Ta1RTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS lin sums OF 500 to Zoo dollars
esch) of the Bonds OF the Boston aud NewYork Coal
Company, Incorporated by act OF the General Assem-
bly, at the State OF Maryland, passed December session.
1891 bearing interest at the rate OF per per annuu
payvbe semiannually, the Sase being past due
Also Stock GoodS-An entire stock OF Dry Goods h,.
longing Bankrupt Estate.
THURSDAY, Nov 10.
At 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Room.
FRENCH GooDS--By caiaoeue--For approved endorsed
notes months creditlO0 French Goods, cou.
prsng great variety and extensive assortment staple
and fancy articles OF recent mporiatoHs
Catalogues and samples on the morning OF sale.
Also, Is bales broad Russia Diaper
SATURDAY, Nov. l2,
At 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room.
CLOTHS CAssiMEREs-Frou the shelves-an credit
OF SIX months approved endorsed pote-2o0 ps super
West OF England Cloths and Casmeres Just imported COM
sng wool-dyed blacks, browns, invisible green olive
citron green. claret, dahia, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

50 su


NAV AIJHEtc IOWET llIdu tVtf.--Iu CUN-
w sequence OF the reelection OF duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock Of Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapements, Lepne and Other Watches
of new and splendid patterns and Je:relr retail st
considerable reduction from forner prices, being much
lower than they be bought for any other place IN
the city. Gold Watche. as low $50 20 S25 each
Watches and Ieweiry exchanged bought All watches
warranted TO keep good time or the money retusned--
Watches ard Clocks repaired in the best Manner aad WAL
ra1ted at much less tran the usual prices.
6. C. ALLEN. Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
Oils If Wholesale and retail. 81 Wa-s., up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
EyALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
E' NEW.Y0RK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

ENALL AND WIN EK NUUUS at lu6
q NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.
MENT, I49 FuIton.street, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS to exc
orders garments the shortest notice, aad
advance from Our purchases made exclusively for
csb, and fail business fully determined
susain unusually low prices, aud furnish custom
with article al small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who in want
outfit will find ts their interest to call and examneor
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in 2 hours.
Strict punctuality observed In filling orders.
sI2 st j. G.. BOOTH LCO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
New-York Cattle Market-Nov. I.

Reported i"r TIE IriDuht.I
Al Market 85ehead offres Calc250 from Pa, balance
from this State and the East Al Cows and Calves and $500
Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-BEEy CATTLE sold little quicker than last
week. which be attributed the diminished quality at
Market hut advance prices occurred We give as the
range. 50 SO s. So l5O head left
COWS AND CALVES.-Al but 10 taken at sen a SS8.
SHEEP AND LAM8S.--A but 200 taken at 81 25 to s.
50 for Sheep. and S a So 37t a 50 50 for Lambs.
HAY AND STRAw-Loose has ranged throughout the
week al SC Cpl cents per 100 lbs by the load
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

E1ALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
h prepared with his usual extensive assortment of
sonnble Goods to orders for Garments in style
which will compo with any house in the Trade, prices
which must offer inducements to those paying ready
ney.
Attention solicited to the style OF Panalosn furnished
this establishment particular care directed TO this de-
partment, with tho view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty In getting
saed assured aa superior fit always be realized.
French and English Cassmeres great variety oil new
patterns ust received. The assortment OF Vestngs whch
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be KEEP, up
French and English Cloths OF super and medium quail
ties Dre. and Frock Csas Pilot and Beaver Cloths Tor
:urtouts, always on land.
Fancy dress articles Including silk ard SATIN Scars,
Crava,s Handkerchiefs, Gloves Hosiery, suspenderB,
wM II. JENNINGS,
Late Lynd- jennings 900 Broadway, American Hotel
s3lQs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08


(Circular.)
SALES OF STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ALBA KIMBALL offers his services to Merchants and
others for the sale ot Stocks at Public Auction
For the accommodation Of dealers. he will bold daily
public sale OF such Stocks offered In the Rotunda of
the Merchants Exchange where buyers and sellers being
present. regulate their transactions satisfactorily TO
themselves.
The publicity Of these sales will obsiae the frequent
troveses law suits which arise under the present ys
icm; being subject TO the rules OF busnes, Mer
shants ssle and open TO Inspection where every person
can exercise his own judgement
Principals will have the liberty, whenever they eject,
transfers direct the purchaser and receive
the proceeds.
Dealers will derive another important advantage through
The medium OF the Auctioneer's advertisements Stocks
are frequently sold the Board OF Brokers at less price
than could been obtained had they been advertised
fbe sale adp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
Ar 70 o,c,ock ot the Merchants, EYcI

At t12 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Merrck VS.. Hlon-Chancery &C Sae-Upder the direction
of r. C. Wheeler, Esq, Master In ChanceryThe uncx
pired term of certain leasehod esste situated the
ouheriy side OF Divson-s1reet, known map OF the
Hendrick Rutgers, deceased dated November 18th,
and fled in the Office of the Register in and for the
City and County OF NewYork loi No. g said
See advertisement in the Commercial Advertiser, signed
r. C. Wheeler, Master in Cbancery.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
new three story yelling House and Lot in University
Place, the fourth house above Elevenlh.streat.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
NTEW sTORE.-COUTHoUY g.

r. EW STORE. E.-COUIHOUY q
IL MEYERS respectfully invite their friends asd The
public generally 70 cal! S1l Broadway aad examine
the assortment of LAMPS, C8NDELAgRAS, GiRaN-
DOLES, SILVER PLATED AID BRlTTANl3 ki6 MnkE,
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNIsHlN9
GOODS every description, which they have Just
and offer for sale at prices that canno, fall TO @'s p'
cbasers - -,,-r
Enjoying unusual advanages for the election az sn'
lacsure OF their LAMPS casoELAsRA
L ~ enabled oder them In gest S,rrs DlSu.s,
and Steara or Sailing Paeke These is. ..a .rnon of
most desirable article, well worthy OF 'DF "'-'' -
owners and shpnas,ers L.. % ,bs Sot,u LAMP 40
Jnsuy GeeoI". ,o.,ed by accurate experiment, affords
Twice ss ai aaE LsHT a,sra while burns during az
eqo9, o9a,y1H0iTY MEYERS viii keep constantly on hand
eon1Iete Of he articles above ava
r. eir endeaYors consult the tastes and wishes OF
hops ~ 70 inertia favorable share OF The patronage now
soiieIitsd , for their establishment. OH lns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
2 Eur EEnts M 30 50-Tbe

~ Economy ard Fasl,ion.-Superor Ima.
ton Moeskn Hats, cloth under brims nj the extreme low
price ef 81 So Also n very good article at 49, war
ranted fur bodies. Fine CassiRlere Hats reduced 10
IS So II n any instance the above Hats do give salts
faction the h. be fully satisfied by giving
formation TO j. W. KELLOGG, No. 13 Canal.st,
"a I'm. corner of Thorn mpson
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

P Carpefings! Carpetings: CarpetIngs! !!
Cheaper than erA those who are IN want OF Carpet
ings, notice the following:
All wool ingram carpeting. only S. pei. yard
a super :, 4s Sd a
double IS sd
Three ply superior patterns and coors as -.
do do DO do extra quality, los.
English Brussels, extra, los.
Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpeiing, equally low.
Together with large assortment of Drugges Ocoths.
Rugs, Doera;s Table and Piano Covers India Mating,
Stair Rods &che largest stock of goods in the cy Pur-
casers would find II to their decided interest 70 call and
examine The stock before looking elsewhere
Z. SMITH, Jr., 445 Pearl-street,
or 2w Opposite Wiiam-street
II Lectures on Geology By j.. AUGUSTINE
SMITH Nj D., President OF the College of Physicians and
Surgeons Gc-A Course OF Eight Lectures The above
subject exclusively for the benefit of the LyceuG OF
Naiura History will be delivered bv DR.. j. Augustine
Smith, the Lyceuin Buildng. No 565 Broadway COM
msncing Tuesday evening Nov al hafpastI O'clock
and will be continued every Friday and Tuesday until com
pieted. These Lectures will be illustrated by numerous
specimens from the Museum OF the lnstiulon and by many
beautiful paintings, executed under the direction OF Mr. u
Hanniagton, expressly for the purpose
Tickets fur the Course admitting lady and gentleman,
s., and can be had OF the Commilire-
Single Tickets So JOSEPH DELAFIELD,
JOHN LIE CONTE,
w. REDFlEiD,
C. A LEE, NJ. D.,
JOHN C. JAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

wv ANTED-A good Boy in Law
w yer's Office at 25 John-street n3 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

| NJ A Front parlor ia Let, with Board, on the
frs, ,oor suitable Gentleman and Lady or two Gen
,emen Also several apartments for Single Genienen-
In,a,;on within one minutes walk OF the Post Oce the
| Park Apoly n, No p2 CRY HALL PLACE. III II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

q Row II make Fudge Mermaid take the head OF a
eo~ng Monkey and tail OF Fish, For further ntorua
uoa apply 10 the manager of the American Museum.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

NN7 ANTED-lmmediateIy, acompeteut
w young man for dry goods clerk. Apply at ls9
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

! II Remember the Ek-movuI OF the Real
Camp pi,ine Oil Spirits and Improved Burner, to La
duced nearly so per cent g. ". McCREbY, Jr
OILS I'm (2)
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

XA7ANTED-Respectable families can
w always have Protestant good office 5S5
Broadway, with city recommendations. T. ELLIOTT
nS IL Proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

FAssioNARLc MOVEMENTS The ceebr sted Fejee Mer-
maid aved this morning and took up her quarters the
american Museum where the anager viii take thousands
W Quartersn for a neen al ner Fish ship.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
DY ALBA KIMBALL-ofice No. !

, Bread, corner of Wal-Sreet
A. X. will give his attention TO the sale of Real Estate
Stocks, Furniture and Outdoor Sales generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

u Good Offices Let d fair rents IN the build
ing No. J9 Nassau-st, just enlarged and naprorcd-
They are well located, pleasant and comGodious. oSu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

w ANTED-A situation as Chamber
w maid by Of good character. Apply 81
lint n8
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

IL Spnidin2'S Extra 4acnesee Elonr.-Spald-
ingS Extra SuperDt enesce Flour equal Flour IN
the city OF York. for bakers and family always
be had at No. 56 5road-streel.
| n3 lw* A. F. KEMP J. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

IL Scdtiiug ~ Co., American and Foreign News
paper and Periodical Depot, ana General Agency Office,
| No g Sate-S,reet, Boston oil II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

w ANTS A SITUATION-A female
Wv Cook Apply lse Bowery. ns IL
f.'. situation as GhamDsr
by respectable English young woman Good city refer
ence given. Apply at 266 Bowery IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

End Of the World in 1913 Lectures
on tie second Coming OF the Lord Jesus Christ VIII he de-
liyered God willing by Wm Miller G. Sorrs and others,
every evening duiRg the present week IN the Church
NOR of catharne and Madison streets Service
reuce nj, O'Clock Also on Sabbath l0i, and
O'Clock Seats free. what say You say unto all.
WATcan /
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

II Particular Nofice.-Tnose persons having
iarnture OF description dispose who break
up housekeeping wal! nds ready sale any portion
or all OF their goods, by sending their address, calling
upon The subscriber Goods any purchased.
je2O u =. COTTON 4 co. tS5 Chsit arn-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

II Gonant, Fashionable 1attsr, $50
Grand.street would inform the gentlemen New-York
that his fall and W inter style OF Hats are ready for
their Inspection
In strict accordance with the principles of economy,
the Subscriber has introduced for the economist beauii.
!u, Gre finished Fur Hat the low price of 81 which
unhesiangy airms equal TO those sodn expensive
parts the city at "a 50 and g. Persons who have been
in the habit OF paying the latter prices for their Hats
now furnish themselves with article equal every
spect for the OF four dollars. To those who wish
priced IIa, he offers fine, finished, substantial article
Fur Hats 81, equal 10 those sold for s. So the
famous 50 62t Hat Also, complete assortment of Silk
Hats, nj extremely low prices.
ol9 I'm CONANT, go Grandsreel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

u The NewYerS Museum had a crowded house ae ain
aS night That anitable dro jenkins kept the audience
rosr his banjo playing supasses every thing OF the
oTt and equal "a no way Diamonds dancing. Ths
opan Extravaganza rich in The extreme
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
Yours respectfully, OPHELlA GORDON.

NIB called at the office of the Sun paper this after
and requested the publication of The above letter for
week. and refused by the person in charge OF t.e
office who stated that the letter could be published
the Sun, others had the preference in such advertise.
enquired the OF strange treatment hav-
ing been subscriber for the Sun from the first number
the present time believing, as did that was entitled To
the privilege with Others in giving publicity that
which considered TO be my duyto the community, well
as OF great importance 10 tha afflicted, that they might
know what 10 apply safe and remedy But was
told that my letter could go in the Sun any
also told that i'll would wait three they might
pm, il in the Sun for then left the Office
ms Ct OPHELIh GORDON.