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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
PEAsE & SONS
HOARHOUNn r.r

r,,,f,y nI SooND HoAnHOUND CANDY
ts9.y an Si 10 40, Of
is eoms9s:n ~ and Pulmonary Complaints and by
epers'ey rnd Afford relief in the EItrse: q, lieu
whole in enc eompOus the sea'as OF tho
befor HssTs and half ago. this ar ice was Era,
sous IL OF ed D with no pre-
their decision, REGARDED s benehc n d,.nse ~
The nnso',.h, 90 snsl 10 manner almost xPee;ed
spontaneously from hcussnds have rraceniiS e,".
sol Because the Trial Of Es qualities In C. Lls coss
irsaion OF the Throat, Asthma liver Tom,
value hat no other similar medicine has ever re.spci
The same Tune mos s most dangerous snds,
Is most reeuliar-h changes suddenly from rxfrr,se
rem the change In the Climate that diseases are snS =,
when the Slo9d is in an un.esl,bv s,.,. ,n,,h
.n;ion naturally delicate II cold sets 10 ami no ilan"
patient GtEeked-T is when s.st me
IseASe Is eheesed aud life saved There ~ no s,cs-.
cine or ply sean in the wor can save The pr, 10 met
snouii De remembered BY a-thc saiey for ne IL
GSasf c,.. Tn cIaaIfiEb E'E Ess E! Ell a.
TO ireei,on LA should be freely used r,ns
proper time the Cod Cough vii be biosen no 81 IA
one-all remedies b taken in fsy,S R 0n every
s sR Psffs P. 81 as genuine pse..s HergHd Candy
sold Wholesale and retail ers pIiecs ~
nole Sole AEer'sin Rienaond ,ar ~. PIsaI.s,d,
NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO F11R9rF-
Isl eived above 100 pieces anil Jaads by the mo-,
eminent composers Consisting variaiIcr,
narohes WAtEes ana Songs Among 50 nc ofthr ,.oi'
m,red songs are the fOl'owaig- '''' i''s Ao-
E.eieen " Moore, taken from the songs CT Erin no.,,
ny Mrs rswford and Ryan E.a "r POe"y
Ksrr, Syi 49, These beautiful mslo.
Noreen o'Donoehews Bride eomn@,sd ~ eipIessly
The sunny Days Of old hy p " = 49, aLtahsed
The erde Of Aihlone thor ofk. y ,oton,s1 Au-
ne en-, etc 'A-''een haNOur.
lso, my hisnds'I Co. or the Mariners F4rswsrbyYH
Oh no. I've not forgotten thee, by C EHoro
The Mothers Smile, ~ J AC:etzs
Dream not Of me, by q E Hon
Us how sweet, how sweet, by MeLtr
The Dream, BY p Knight
Mrand Mrs snibbS a comic duet, NV 4 H..
HE forsaken One, by q y Cole
The Musical Husband, by Vaftoiine
The Haunted Bark. By Do
old friends and true friends / p Bnisbt
ne irshInanis song, (pstrio,) by a Brjs,o
Inc last Good Night, by Miss Iunsmann
The loved ones Grave, by A p IIenrris
~ sissc Tie Lufe lady by & iIoro
nave ieN my native Mountains. by Vsns.t
BfSak ny Heart, &C by Zeurer
Stay's Vuie step. FROM a f1voffe air bv g D ,.,Ln
~ IS Lucy Long. set a. euuluon VINE
Do do variations by vieferb
Ia surprize sslop mitAire, by 10
NashviHe q llorafc Quick step do
Nhsuuirler Night Dream WALL
Carolina March by r Uino
Adca Waliz bY q Blessner
o., = Ha--i NaHL bspenola, De ateI IN MI Z, a.t
The New Poski MeznrE, bv A p,.S.
Win many other Pieces lust oubisS., -, -,
we lattc s9cs 81 Music on hanf renlers bs .., ~hn
xey extensive and Will be dSposcd or either
- SMITH DRiNKER MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
J. BRANNAN Il cos
Old DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
l.. T..n.I. AIn... -

X. ~. jenkins Dfy dOOds store, mains 81
I'VE would embrace THIS spiorlnn1H snd method o.
entity and the State, that constantly keep hand Clot.
o. ~ kidd. and moro especially ur the current and
proacting Seasons which will sell reduce Prices for
cash. We respectfully invc all 81 call and inspect
Stock whether they want the goods not All goods sold
by at 10 not please evcry respect may be returned
ardthe money refunded
All F0rtr warranted. IN 1Q-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

HAYE received some bcariifnl Chaniorors suitable
for Vhufcct and cher public buildings. snd VIII ZEN
hem low &C ~ Jas. EVANS, Maia ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

- HNt.A ~ FbAhL
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
at
JOHN VI. OREM's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.
Main Street, opposite ANr Drvai CO Drng store
II. II. sPENC AeEHr,
/ WouLp respectfully inform bis customers snd the
s1r;mcui Of Fashionable Winter Cohns the nater,s OF
sISh have Teen pure h. Fa in the cities Of Fhils
.y o. BALTIMORE AZ &c fashionable cstsbHshincn Of John
VI Oren. corner ofMafkoi and Charles streets IL I'M
necessary TO say any Thing further, (ony uuumcra,c
part Of my affefmen a. the ye an luany OF bis maxi
NJ snws 70 es s.,sgs o6yso'
nesyor sua Pro, Cloth Frpek aud Over Goats
Ci,ih snd csmisi Co,t,, part oflhem Msrn,o,h syr.
SUP West q Enssnd Cloth, Dress and Ffcek Goats
P.e,,loors Of plain and fancy Cashmere various s,Yel
yssi. o. Velvet, Cashmere Nerine, STA spd gain
| Mnfning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton shiUs
10 Eoscms aud Coists
T.auel .smb's Wool Meiino, Shaker Shirts and Draw
srS Pocket handkerchief, Crsvus scars opcfa Ties
and Stocks, Gloves, suspenders, haif Hose. 6e.
A LSO,
s.mples ofthc mos fa.hicnabc Co,hs Css.imercs AMI
Vcsras, which oil make 20 orfcr IN the most a. hsns
bic manner and ~ the shorter notice
bic me 70 ssH rreaf bsrfains Ia CLOTJfiVs, 80 y.
speetiuy nvae the public TO call aud cSanino ihcm
.,lte,. No ~
ARTHER's TEMPERANCE TALES.
NO. Tho Cold wsier Wedding
~ No 5 The Run sellers Dream Price q cents Zach
teecvctby no " ! LYONS
PRINCES, FRINGEs.
tisT opened an assortment Of SIX FrBgcs an eoiors
~ fine drab and black Agacaa
Rich striped Mousscins
Rich satin striped fsrisians and rich figured s.hs
ALSO,
lot Of Nousscn@a ~ ccus great bsrean and ~ ~
desirable goods, will be schi eheap Tor sab hy
no "a w m gURISTIkN A 60
Ten esuels cider Vinegar, Which Nc viii on low.
no n TRiPLETT a SON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

RICHMOND. FREDERIcK-hIIgg ANN Potomac
AND LOUISA RAIL ROADf
49, sS.1 9 sa
. ii N u r. or HOURS.
nndafes Tits day the hour OF Iesvin. for the North
Y aud Weti. win be O'Clock. A NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
MeR Train for Fred,rieks6Hrx
h,,i,.. ,.i, A. ".
NS4iy u. N.
M.h 1rafn J9r ChaTt0:i.srfus. Sf1anl0s ant Lynch.
burg.
n'"es uaiJ ai..-..-.. -....--...--..-...ii Pm.
FARE.
-. W S..suiui'ic'..... .........--......tlO "
,h7 20 freueT;cs Shnrx.. .....5 %
she 10 ,iuioucsViiio.. ....................6 ~
'nt' !" LJhchDnfg... ~
- TnOS SHARP
no superintendent OF e T4ns I-sftaton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville, Siaaaton, Lynch5urg aud The Vir
riafI Snrin0x


AID 6 lsslsl EsTs-ra Es,Sss7sa
aeSS ssl =. .Sss,.l = s:s1ssE. .a.SaS
FARE TO LYNCHBURG REDUCED TO 81.
NIGHT IRA YELLING; A VOTDED-ANDGREAT.
Il Y INCREASED EXPEDITION
TIE public hereby Informed that uader an ar-anye.
meni between the RAILROAD Company ami stace Line.
10 Charlottesville sc " 1855
Passengers leaving Riehnond by the Rzilrosd a,6 A.
~, reach tie Junction 10 breakfast tneure
scihcr vita passengers arriving the Jurciia from the
Noft ca the Louisa Rsilf oad 90 prionsve and thence
~ Stages 10 'hlrioil Ieachn. Charlottesville by
~, ani Ccees ti5 mica Ncstl by night Leave tec
uek morning 10y day shi Bue Rge at
All errvc at Ssuuton by lOA
Inc tuyansoue hne leaves s-kunton at II W. reaches
Glove Dale 10y night All leaving there ncSi morning at
da{iishi- reaches the W4rn Slrngs 5reAkfat, and
shans TO Dinner anl passing the White sulphur at
y VI, arrives al lewtsburg by NJ the 81 lly, 81
hours sooner than tile route by Lynchbais The whole
expense 10 lees, and one trip Ia the days
sooucr. -.
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Stauuion or Tuesdiys
fhurFdays and Saturdays, the alternate DAYS En-
II as will be furnshc NJ II NJ reaches Lexington by
n-h Leave next morning AZ lay light anj arrive zi the
Nan hrtdge 10 breakfast where passengers remain
hiil afer Dinner and reach Dibrell's Springs by nah
Leave rert morning alter break reach Calssns 10
pinner and Inc White Sulphur springs by A. apoins
Eighf frnre! entirely
The roads splendid, In the summer and fn and The
teams and coaches were never IA ine heIeiuIore
These Lines are the Main Mail I>Outes AMI Pss
haze preference over all oihc.s at any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

dEtNA FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
AGENCY RicHsoSp Va.
MIS- company was Incorporated ia The 1915, with
perpetual charter and capital Of slu0oOO and in
sures against loss or damage 10y fire dwelling houseA
sores, manufacturing establishments household furui
tnre anu merchandise in general the favorable
terms.
Any Losses which te Company nay sustain on rsquos
iak0n AZ this agency will DC al listed with promp
libcTaly.
Applications for Insurance tho renewal Il policies
may be uaie 10 the subscriber who las been July an
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond and vicinity
. H. BALDWIN, Agent.
ie Under the Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

ID ECEtvfNG per tho schooner Richmon1 apt daily T.
IL pcciei by the Catherine Wilcox, from Now York
2nsacks 6ne Sab
iO01fo lsln pounds " Goshen Cheese
Rice, gunpowticf roa, Alnon e, San and Apples,
fer sale low. RODSRr null,
no 81 Mtin street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
vNNY sUrMRIon DID VILE


On PIPES ~ casks and half AZ easks Newton, Cor.
~ Don Murfock Co" fnnsf Old Ns,tsfa Wines a
portion Of the vintags Of isls Imported deei from Ma
10 nv ci.ks romars enc OIL sherry, pale and brown
For salo by IN TnlfLErr q SON.
A NEW ARriCLk-FLEStI tENOVATERS.
T,NoItsI Hair Gloves ant Straps. article witch,
~ Account 81 their Durability sud rcicncy fast
pcfsedng tho common esh Hmsh Anothcr lot lost re-
eeIved and COR sale. BOLTON a HARRISON,
no0 Corner above The Bsnks,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
CII.ICnEs CAI.IcnI,a
CHANDELIERS

ALlCOBS assorted islfics md ptuerns sverv iarfs
- snd complete assoffmeut-ns oucncf AMI flr siis
Al reduced pnecfH IN CUNNG.0HAM's
oc Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

LYNCHBURG NAIL LINE.
1 @ Ssl s} al
DAssENGEKs ior LynchbuTg leaving the Cars on
sindays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at G A VI, reach
Chaslo.iesvuo The same day. AMI Lynehbuig the next
morning az 10 A VI u Breakfast In 81 hours from Rich
inoud On this route Passengers have POSITIVE assu.
rance OF no detention under any circumstances.
THOMAS SHARP.
JeO Agent Of Transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
CLOAKs, OVERCOATs A.
LuDLAN. PRESTON & CO.

MUSIC!
- W TAYLOR has just received LARGO coI..,io, y,
husic. among which ate the irllowinF: "
Ihc hcon DER the mountain Is bearninr
The Ganbicf's WIFE tby Russell
Lie ON the Ocean Wave \
90 Iondef RcesReelining
Oh Iwigc a Bower
leannoi dance 10 uight
o. axe nc tack to swireriand
Feast Of Roses
The Garner Dove
Meet ne IN the Willow Gen
Oidfieni- aniuuc fdends
sprng tune OF yearis coming
Toe tifeinan'ssors
Inc dcohis beam.ng DER the Lake
Marselles lynn
ed3shir " Is. G9sredsr Youns Hyson snd
ss29 a HURioN.
ENENCH HOOKS, NO. A. fglpsrf.i i.se-,f.-. -.
D.. Ports and f'r sale By W RAN6OLPI, Main Sc =
se !.H crusos. With plates ny Granville
C S,',misn par Ms''am nc sisei. with phiss
Meiere' complete, With notes
- touiame Do 10 do and notes
lc sare, complete. with plates
Genie de Chrslan.sIne par Chsio ubrand with pl.e,
p1n an,sboHe, with plates
Pccols rsr sainiaino
Pays ler Eugene Scribe
Psui et Nrginie, with plates
s.i",e mble parM Dc 'Genondc edtisn, dsmso,
Nuchcfsucaulds Mlrimea ''e'''N-e'
Fafso's Jerusalem Detvrsc
sriNi1 fei1on Mes PRISONS and Other works
:, nc rsyce Le fere Coroi, and Eugcnc 0ranfet DIR
Suseuirs de Fsleeie lie par Mad &c GeuHs
- hesslsic lar Klopstock
ptnis's bivinc ComeiHe
Hofile'e Werthcr, Faust. 81 - ARE
Is Csses' Memorable - Ne r., Qvafs
- Marines VOYAGE on TO-. "a veis
ffovertes tni Nruvcllc par Euisne Scribe
Ice tcut CadsvIcs par Souho
Noittirc's Charles NiIh
Ies deay Anis Fables Pee rissOi, with plates
Abcc iaia dcs ncilfs Garccu's and Dcunoisclle's
Bog larfs par iirxo
n1rhENo. 2 vii be published soon.
n5lt ~ nAxnoTpu
KY no DAviES' ALGERIA scc,.i.,....
ne siaiemcns ADD solui,hs of the quSs,,ou viii \
'oueS.on OF examples Just pnblshsd and for aais Nv
wv W RANDOLPH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

For burnng Lard Oil, LaFt or Lsmp Oh.
IhhS Lamps nos only answer tie economical purpose
Il OF burning Lard oil or Lard, bui they are well caru
eied Tor ming Tie poorest Lamp OIL heaters preveni.
ing rem oeeoninr eon-oaed aud renders livery fluid
10 "h en- SAFE viii burn freely Sperm oil. Tine
inventor having treih experiment On presence OF wiz
nesses) 81 placing Lamp IN ice, nKe which
state burned heeIy, has NJ Lesancy la recomn-ndn.
them 10 burn well in Winter as in Summer For sal.
"nocsale or retail by WIN BUTLER.
no 10 , dora above tbc Reu 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

CCAHFs, SCAuPS For Gonucmcn- received
- ADD fot sale a. tie change Clothlnr store,
" Opposite Irt herr HAZEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

(tAMrDEt}S FOREIGN MONTHLY MACHINE OR
0sElECr NisCELLANY OF rHE PERIODICAL a.
lfRhTuaE OF GREAT BRtrAtN-Tho September snd
October Nos received Al the Bookstore ~ SAITH Drint-
~ Morris This WORK u issuci monthly with superb
Embellishments ca year. ocf 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19
Provision Market.

All kinds Of provisions continue cheap. Pork is very
low As every fact connected with provisions must be
interesting, we give the following:
Cincinnati is the point which determines, more than
any other the price Of Pork for the whole year Facts
better than opinions so we give the following sales
which occurred in that market on the 9th instant -
100 hogs delivered at 81 per cwt.
Two lots 1900 head each contracted for 81 per cw
It is reported that lot was sold at - i2A.
These hogs of good quality The comparison be-
tween this year and the last be made by reference
the price current for November, lS4i. We copy from
that Of November 10th. ls4i the following item =
"A lot of hogs OF 100 head weighing $50 lbs a head,
sold for 81, with premium Of SIS on the lot"
On the oath November is4t, there an active de-
mand for hogs and 1850 and 1900 heads 81
u.s. On the LIST d, cember 700 head OF Kentucky hogs
were sold at 81 as
II will be that the price for large lot opens his
year S2 and may infer that the price will be just
about the same was last year. We arn that several
thousand hogs already in the yhborhood Of that
city ready for market. The has opened week
earlier than last year, and it is probable large number
Of hogs will be cut up In that market"
There has been abatement in the price for bread
Bakers must make vast deal of money now -four is
down to s425 barrel We think that the price of bread
has remained the for the last six years through all
the changes and revulsons in the -four market -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

Nieolss Peil do; 2ath La Dueh.,,. d,c,---- =,
SS Sd s fPsi. Ass S
K%.ss.% wes Ss ssss :d SoST
u YET E' ssS %sp fsS: s E
do ss RcSsd,SS s aS St Nicolas rsli
s7S & AoS DE-; s,a Dsor NYok In the river
oss% Which os cox as ~ ;e sss NE: e,
sd f TS crew ho Of .',i ss and ssas ws.s
pond % Sisss;1 v ss &c ss
Hoo ps ssa aIss Ms.i So:f'n' Can
F%ss5si on bsSs fBs' s's
igrE sld s Shaw t%Ssit s%y isS Duchess Baxter
U.s. o. oe A s h c. Gse Bs5 T R,Si nor,
A Alex, ue SD 10Th Lucrea Ray Boston, OH
caols o. iS-A Lion Peterson Palermo; ll,b Amazon.
moay Mosssy. N.soa Ss DAY. hafr' 18TH HAr'
Genoa Ad E rGPo Ss sy s.. Cd 6 and I'D
Nioton' do Sid Hth Courier, Dusgan, from New York
Lge"c s Oct Il to isA Pilot Coby Boston via Ma
GtNoA, Oct PAR Ann Elizabeth FORBES, Legborp
AaacAsrn Oct liam ORIENT Bailey, New Orlesn, vi
sMn s oe a, An Cs,hsrn,,, Gardner. Boston.
Mtosr. Dc lar Lesnsto. Gambler NYork: STA ,-
r. ssnEsA sept sOAr Francis Whitney Lord surnae-.
Ss Oct d. Ar L$y Of The Lss Nw York.
ronr AZ rRiNcr Nov i-n Ley Webster, for Bos-
s,ssep for Philadelphia uac; Hannah Taylor. om George
is cOEgsgA RyrP June lNereus Chapman ard Che
pay OF ISLANDS May 2o-ln post Cyrus King for Port Nj
Home Ports.
GAsrrsE, Nov l2-Sld Adams, Gay, Noheans
RMAsoon Noy Ii1Au wh.tton U9,sSyl Curtis Prospect.
PonrLaNp, Nov I5-Cd Abbafhnla SAWYER NOrleans Sid
Rowland suan Jane, Beuah. and Ceres. 6No arrival or
SALEM Nov iG-Arr Drumark Boston for Bath
brsres Nov NAu Acadi tsl Ryrie Liverpool; Geneva.
Long Lubee Tor GeoIgeiewa Telsgs he'd Cerante Taas,
Philadelphia. Arr 10th, Empess Scott NewYork 70 load for
london; Ser Eagle smith, Pet Prince vultrr, Walker
s, SnTop H. oaoe P,ne De- Martha Parker Bso5 Gov
Eel ne, Nichols do; Edward Rent Y-les do; Lake Vnsi
Wilmington NC; Holy Bush White, North River va Tor
HoLMrs HOLE Nov l5-Ar Archei,us. Crowell. Laguna
for Boston, The I'D from Boston Aug 81 Camp and
rhs; Lady Helen smith, Rondoar; Tecumseh Chd: Trans
aion Well and Gen Brain,rd Potter NYork. Sid Reaper.
ALBANY, NOV l6-An Candare Brown Fall River; AIDE
side socum, New Bedford; L Parket. Clark HARTFORD
Ga Garse. Henry Curtis, Elraseh, AND Albany Boston;
PHrApsLrH,A, Nov Is-Cld Emeiue, ooirora, Newbury.
Merrimn Boston, NJ xco, Tomlin NYork; Liberty Town,
send dos Rushing Wesco,, Jersey City. Ar the schoy
Boston; Bars,o Cmm Newbug6; Lewis spicer Urls,
New York; Gen Mercer Harris Southport; Factor, Cam,
SAVANNAH Nov IC,d Lancashire Lyon Liverpool; Fran
MUIR Liverpool: ohelio AI5ee Wi.esss,1; Jesrphiae,
Borne, New Bedford Sid Clyde heobac Live n DOL; MARY
kimmbal Fcsto, HAY k; Wilson FULL Cobb, NYork;
M9D'L f. S9y lC-A CheroEse Long Boston; Chester.
Reid Providence Due dO leans Hoodlrs NYok; Eiz 3D. d.
Guonison, Portsmouth. Cid Exchange, Leavir. Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

The reduction ofhc currency Of the south from high
paper imitation specie lew with that of the of the
world has reduced the prices Of products level afford
ing now scarcely any profit and will in future years afford
than the ordinary average profit pro
duction. This simple fact carries with it the conviction
OF the utter insolvency fall those institutions whose cap
tas borrowed in Europe and reloaned rates of
terest varying from to l0per cent per This has
been done to the extent Of In period of
paper prices the production cotton and other
produce may yield sufficiently high nominal profit
the producers to pay 10 per cent for the of the
capital This has been the supposition, but have
proved aacy Most Of the Banks situated those OF
Alabama in particular boast that their loans draw high
rate of interest That very tact proves the worhessness
ofths loans they beggarng the country. As long
the debtors able to rake together the interest by
newed and extended loans will be paid; but every pay
ment brings the catastrophe much nearer Cotton
planting cannot pay even s. per cent for the of
capital and those who imagine that in Alabama 1t will
yield and above that tax a!sum sufficient support
the planter and ultimately pay the debt to the bank will
be entirely mistaken To do must yield per cent
per annum clear of all expenses On this result depends
the sovency of the Alabama banks with such prospect
the the Legislature puts them into liquidation the
better for all parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19
General Printing-BOOks-Pam
Cards-Bllls, &c.
To the Business Public.

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, we are ready to print books pamphlets cards.
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This office we have fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have area
y executed work to the amount Of several thousands of
dollars end are still busy printing othe most beau
iul articles ever issued from the press Ladys Maya
zine,called the ARTIST printed in this Office and it is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mr. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT, the Manager at the Office Of the Hersldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance 81 Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrIre OFFICE,
North West Corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YoRx, Goth Sept 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

The from abroad produced results upon the
markets to-day. For cotton the un.
favorable, but for articles of agricultural produce
favorable sale of tens took place with the fol-
lowing results =
Terms notes at six months payable in the city of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers Hyson-39
chests at 60 cts per lb IS do ST. 2 chests witdrawn
Is l3 ID boxes 81 cts, Oil do do withdrawn Hy skin
AZ chests 81 cts per Ii; 10 do 63t % do 52i 81 do Ash
SO do 4s; ~ do 3 6 halfdo withdrawp). Young Hy
10 81 cts per lb 10 do do 65s 80 do do 64
5 % do do S7 90 do do ss do do 3d. so do do sal %
do 60 ~ do do 4s 20 do do All % do do 37 10 d. do
las 80 do do l3i 67 do do and 1861 chests wi hdrawn)
Gunpowder36 half chests 40 per b 10 do do 3s 81
do do 81; lis do do 35t So do do 20. souchong-iOo
chests ~ cts per Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

On Thursday evening after long and painful illness
Size. ~ e" " "N '
and friends Of the family invited
senu me funeral this afternoon at 81 O'Clock precisely
from iS Rutger corner of Henry street.
McBuRNEy, aged 40 years.
Inc relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
equested 10 attend his funeral from his late residence 70
Pm N' ~ ~ ~ o0io0A'
On Thursday evening. Nov. 18th, Mr.. PHILrP MALAS.
in the 22d year of his age " p''''
rus funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday at
49, rom me residence OF his mother in.law, Mira.
jones, AZ spring street, without further invitation
Al hockaway, on Thursday, morning the nth instant
MIS- SARAH FRANKLIN, wife of John L Norton aged IS
years. 30 W
The relations and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral the Episcopal Church al
ther notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

There little change in the state of American
credit Some discussion going in relation TO the
United States Bank loans. The Times after publishing
the contract entere into between Mr. Jaudon and Denson
Co., remarks rs follows -
BY this document it will be that the deposit in
tended to fs00 loans f400 900 each of
which the United states Bank pay portion and
the bonds deposited security having ceased to pay int
rest neither principal interest the bank bonds
debentures forthcoming to the subscribers The dis
position and the security is therefore the remaining ques
ton between them and the contractors correspondent
has suggested that Messrs Denison Co. should
meeting the holders Of the debenures and take the
opinion Of the majority the future mode Of proceed
ing which appears reasonable enough and not unworthy
Of Reconsideration even with view to their proec-
ton They do not intend OF course either to adopt the
debt take upon themselves the responsibility of the
mode Of realizing the security and would probably be
glad ash their hands of the whole affair. would be
useless discuss the prudence Of the original
tract favor of which there very little to bs sad but
they are certainly bound by every consideration
the exertions behalf Of the bondhoders who sup
ported them in it, and treat all their applications to
them with the utmost respect and courtesy.
Messrs. Denison & Co. subsequently denied that they
contractors with the u s. Bank, but acted merely
MS bankers They did not take ofthe loan themselves
It seems they acted merely decoy ducks to draw other
people into which they kept clear Of themseves
The late oppressive tariff passed in this country al
ready calling forth heavy retaations from the conti