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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

e,e.t horrid occurrence took place, %
the 9th NH I'm sS4Ta7niie9rse, Comfy, Nd.
abol: six mrles fTom Salisbury, MI.
Isaac Hastings. his wife td4aghler niece,
snd a black 7au, were all murdered on
that aight, ana lie houss 5ser8ards SCI
onEfIre and consumed. Il was known
,haEMr, II had4z47 IIantitE Of specie %
his house. and i j. 'belie1eR that a robbie
Try was first coniiIrie6 5aa9'hen tbe inur
der and arson u gre veal stdi,cbvery.l :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
ssssIEA &c G. II r. - !

OR 50 mpeh lhereoias nay te necesFarylo Sal
tisfS lhe7sa>d debts and the interest thereon due
Iii being the same tract on which said Sirider
nov resides, and both valuable ahd desirable
property specially % account Of the Mi. stII33l Seat
IhereoV And other Wslat Ri2h thereto Be Fotg-
ing. Such title as isResed mus, whehI is be-
EieFsd 10. be indisputabIeqe viii be made 10 tie
purchaser. WA. LUCAS,
\ ISAAC FOEKE,
~ Ju.,s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

The British ship Of Ear lLLuSTRIous
!. or arrived al ~ Y. Of Thursday motn1
fGg fJom Potsmou,h, England. whetce
sho sailed 90 The 10Th Of Noyember. 'havr
eng DO board Sir cHARLgs BAGcoT ihe
sssiiew Governor Geperat Of Bpiish hoflh
Aute rfca- is7She IS said TO be We first line
d bails Ship5thal has visited that poTt
since the Revolution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
:. 70 r RE M.

Y r = = - m
yHyWO OF the lover rooms in Mrs. Trawin's
! u house, aid. Of the eellss. s offered
for rent. Application 10 Be made 10 either
Mr.. Keyes, or JOHN fAIES.
Dec. 3Qilsll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06


Thk sAefA Fl ExPrpfrtax The TEXAN
santa Pc Expedition has tgeo espitsfe1 ~ he
Mexican stftAorities There we're fro Af5efs.
esns, Mr.. kssfail (aae Of the Editors sf the
/ New 0rieans PieagpHe3 and son n 6enefpt
Leslie Combs, OF K~l iukky. The espsirss
were tskeu 70 The eas II As1iro, after being
I.reatea@with nhsny md isbiiies. Il Is supposed
,ihat they will be .sho1 or eebfaed IN the Mexif
2esn Mines The New orleans Bee eonsidsis i
ihe dpss IL our Goversra ent toSn,srfere hIbe-
hstlof our etiizsns who accompanied I'D Ex-
peditioa. The Bee main tsiss that lies were
violating no lay, their VISA Ia. Santa Fei vas
Parsly fer eommyreiIi purposes snd iksif GO
isg in eompsny with lTe Klaus, whom the Mex
sans choose % eoifidsr rebels. does not ,hakel
thsrl - Is pdsiseFiP; 10 IS remarks, The
Bee adds theIolioEing
We learn lbs; ihtefiigenee has Been
received BY teitfr 1som Chihuahua. 10
The effect thsl when he Expedition sp-
preached within few hours march II
Santa Fe. five persons. -ef vthon Mr.
Kendall was ore, were sent 10 ADVANCE 10
the iown toiniofH the AUTHORITIES ii its
approach and ssSnrei ,hem 81 lis pesceable
purpose. These person 1were i'm mediafe-
~ seized, and three or four Of them blot
The cjtizeas then went out 10 meet she
TexiapS. and ASSURED Them that hey were
perfectly willing to receive them uPon
condition iharttey would surrender ihkir
arms before fentsEing Tie town. The Tex
Ans, ignorant q Toe sacrifice Of those awhp
had preceded they were induced by The
proiesialious OF khfir deceiiluI foes 10 ~
dept ibis advice. When they bad deliver
ed up aheir arms, they we've seized and ~
Ter spbnsi,tlrg 70 The most appalling lndie-
mites marched Otto abide the detetminA-
,tion Of Santa Anna. This is &<eadf!A
news, and il is probably 400 tfla 1.-The
son Of Gen Combs was among fgsose. sept
10 1Mexico.''r "a NJ Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
c 9 ~ e g S : e.
wiz Web \ GOODS

NEW W-Nzg.ztB \ GOODS
ryNHE subscribers have just returned from PHI.
L ladeiPhia, with splendid ass6rtuIen,of
FAIL & WINTER GOODS.
which they intend selling low. A patl Of lheif
stock consists Is falloks;j M
DRY rGuoDS. IN
Cloths, Cassimeres, CAssipeils OF all colors,
! shades and quslAie%
French aud Eagifsa BBIOmbaFinsa aud Bomba!
gets, - - r. y Y . 5E. zTy'
Fresaeh snd hceifsh Brown Green a IA Pl,ia
Merinos, diHsHnrq4slties.
PLAID and fancy eAlorea Moaselpe de Iains.3
Satin plaid Scsrfs,A Nf IN
worsied Minis for Dedies.
Manchester Gipghanis assorted, Ns:
French chipiz. faPoyA galio0ss, Furniture ca.
Best Black Italian siklCrayats, assorted. In.
Best Italian Grape chat DO. ZEN y
Cambne OflIarous color, paper Cd Abric do.
Ladies Setton HandkercniefsSa lin
Brown andNBieached M6slins. n II
Brown cotton FlanheIS BrownrDrilIfne, 4
Check, sssorte1> black and white Buckraia
Jaconeit. blssehed ShirNng, black ana white
Waddihg, 'Cansass and Paddlng,
Scarlet Chiflz,
Ladies Cottpa and Aohsir Hose,
LADIES' ..ambs- wool gloves, Kit do
Brochs Shswls.5 Ootton Rlafd do.-4zf# 49,
Marse lies Skirts, TabbxAetfet &
B aek and white square Netis, y al 49,,
Late st, Ribbons, fancy eoiors,
Sewing SILK, do Twist, Brown Holland,
Black Serge, Comforts NV
Plain and Mixed SstineIs, IJa\1 H..
Harrison James. Liasey assorted, -.
n. N e. n III
Nesl BullOnS,-A NJ. @s*N
Black orarcqas Buttons, BLACK Cotton and .fik
Cord, StAyFBi htiag, ,6tack six Bfaid, -
Pongee Handkslehiefs,H carpet BiudingSS> Boot
= Webbing.
III GROCERIES, So. III
Tobacco and sesars, assorted qualities, n
Cofi-fsh ola good quality, "
New Orleans Sugar y Molasses, II
sugar-hoase Malasses,
Nimegs and Gloves, - nm MI
Best " Sperm OF, CAndleYick, :
Flrkin Butter very cheap, -
Spanish Hides, Kip, Gail ahl Lining skins y
10 shortevery thing that Is kept in country
store; all Of WHICH win De sold at tie very
lowest prices, or exchanged for couptry pro-
dace. RID. DORIAN S co.
.Harpers Ferry, Dec. 80, BS4l.-2m. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
H6LLOK G4STTAiGS.

u H8vE hand akd l]r sale. about ,hrse
II tons hollow c4stings. consisting o. fo1s s,
Ovens. SkAlets, Wash-ketiies, Sriaples, SPl-
ders. pog-iFops, extra oven-lids. &C.
Jan. .. II ALLcsYAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

NHkhAlNlN0. N tue EC>tOMCe 1l-cBtp1erus
II ioyn. Va Ian. Ist, ls42.
Barnhzrt SaaHel Lancaster Chas
.Betorbenner ~ n. isse5s COL kobsrt h
BakeFsfh Naian Ger. Ia ~ shjamin r.
B4roH Henry I.ueas ~ Inward 4
Barlin Wm Moore Sanae15r2
B0ysrs U4niel Mercer Nmf
Berry JoSerh Miller Mss Catharire
BlroE John Nioler Charles
Razweli fssse%l eofd) MoTerJ
CUP strl Ma Maahips wv
cook Iseoo M.Namee Francis
C4neroa Charles d M.Muryan WIN
Cr5gs II, NJ argaret NJ Marfan Jose?h
DugRn c. Newcomer Jsesb
DREiIer David F. Neih Miss NARY
Dixon DSn$ei tcoi'aJ Niekaai Mss Sophia
DIST Valentine Noragh James
Dqling John ~ Patterson Samuel
Estou Airs MARI Righstihe Mis- Z
Eversoie: 2. Rouemous Miss C
Feafaan Henry RAndslI loftrh
Clsnn Mss Mary R9a Rice I5mei:
Hofnasn Benz " Rob'tShear kslrlis
Bofmsp Bsojsmin staley JACOB
Hoffman J OF Rebscea sheni5ul Marcus A.
Hughes Miss Mary A. steyeus John
hawkins J. L. siaieyastiss Eliza ~
Harlin John I. Snyder Joseph
Hill DiBiel TaEkeri Henry
Hess Mrs. Mtrgsret T4fne. Ninnian e
Hpmrickhcuse G. w. Turner Anihony
Hellsda J. ". THOMPSON benjamin
Hte James ? Van Metre Joseph OF
KisiHgerS II. George Randall lJ
Kearsley Mrs. Margaretw sensil Lewis
KNOTT Mrs. Margaret Welsh Levi kf
Keefaaser DaIids Wright Charles: jf
Kretzer Henry ? Il. N
John T.IcooKUs, n. H.
IL Ian G EHt1 t.". tlt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
THE CtHITIJbTOR.

A consolidation Of Buei's cul. & the Gen fsrntsr,)
a Monthly Pef1saicaI deagned 80 inprorctie Sol!
and fhs ,HiaI" asi to sepdts the standing and
CHARACTER fEs Caaua f9rs Il he .4alerieGH sd .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

" TO 8hoentakerS:
n GENERAL sssOrlmehKSf binding. such
IN as Knises. RssPsI asAiinx, webbing,
Tsckss Avis, Pegs, A~l-handIVs, fkreses, and
Ikassia HrislIes. W y ANDREWS :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

II is said -thAt The Branch Minpat New
Orleans is nov engaged 10 coining the
smaller denominations Of COIN or lfaelons
qf "a dollar Sixty thousand dollafsIn
dimes had 6Sen stamped MRhln lhe- iast
twenty days. Stlof 10. the 2lsf uhimo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

= G<%Mf. RVssEAE Wing hbsbeen cleo
ted 10 CONGRESS- in the Beltofd (Pal dis
ttridl, TO saScee p Judge BLACK. deceased.
-The- Assembly Haas, I'M Al84uy1Mon.
day evening. we're lighled-lwi,h sperm
candles. which l. " n5nided Ia ..ti,e Bed
forg ihs sdast SnioriLf.ac ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06

VfgrOFs Tor HIS. ~
III 49,, ks,omS1,. three Girls and A small
~ Tls III CHARLES YATES.
Dee8o o.. ha4t M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
Lisf afLefferIxa

ID The Postofiee At shepherds
HI to4n yaiIan Ist 1912 II NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-06
NTOyE GOAF1

I, :,lEATH EIs - PouHd FeA,hs5yTln. stors
~ sRd FOR sale By Z
y Dec l6. TIC SIG AEbOsE & SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

Saturday morning 18th instant Charlotte j., wife OF john
NJ Sayre and daughter OF the late Michael Emanuel, in
The 3lst year OF her age
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and OF her
late father, respectfully invited TO aend her unera'
from st Georges Church Beekm ,nsreet, Monday after
noon 2isi instant, at O'Clock.
Suddenly on Saturday afternoon 18Th Instant Dorothy
f. Abbot wife OF Daniel Abbot Jr in the 34!h year OF her
age.
The friends OF the family requested to attend her n'
neral this tMonday) afternoon p O'clock from her late
residence, No. Is Elm street.
On Tuesday, 18th instant, OF consumption at the rest
dence OF his father, in Ridgeburyr Conn, Mr. Daniel L.
Roughon in the seth year Of his age late OF this city
18th of sryspeias, Mary Ann wife OF Da'
vid Sto1Ienburgh aged 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
MEMORANDA.

Ship Adirondack from Liverpool, encountered severe
gale from on the 9Th inst on Bermuda-stove bulwarks
and sustained o her damage.
The pilot boat Virginia while lying at anchor outside the
Hook the night OF the 18th inst run into by the brig
Henry Lee carrying awsy the fore shrouds plank shear
Brig Moon, at Charleston, reports-Sa urday 18th al 4
NJ, saw large brig shore about 10 miles south oil
Ocracock head the nor,h had all sails furled except
oresail which dying; had white top house and white
streak reund-no painted ports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and MONEY Mat,er..

The sales at the Board to-day were 10 moderate extent
and generally decline previous rates Delaware
declined l. Bank of Commerce i Long Island i Harlem /;
Mohawk 4 The sale 81 State stocks no. large but at
previous prices.
The following gentlemen have been elected Directors OF
the New-York and Erie Railroad Company. They were
elected We understand, by about 1000 TO 1000 votes
Samuel Barrett, Chaaauque Co; Benjamin Chamberlain,
Robe. sienben Co; William Maxwell Chemung Co. Jona-
than Plat, Tioga Co.; Thos g. Waterman, Broome Co;
co George Gris~oid Saul AIIev Charlie a. Davis shep
erd Knapp, Freeman Campbell, Henry L. Person, James
| Bowen, New.York.
The American says We congratulate the Stockholders
OF The Company and the friends of the road that the last
named gentleman, who has been for nearly two years the
presden, OF the Company has been reelected Director
An effort made have him le of the Direction
but bis friends vndieated his ability efficiency, and devo-
lion 10 the interests OF the Company and he received 1888
| votes out OF tlv whole number given, which was 9S7l
The Stockholders have confded the affairs OF the Com
pany 10 competent hands Every county through which
the road passes has representative IN the Board and
majority Board reside OF the city OF Newly ork
jus regard for Immediately affected for good
evil proceeding of the Company its officers
has been manifested, while the Interests of the Stockholders
will be guarded with the vigilance and justice, with
the aduty and regard to economy which have been
manifested by the various Boards that have hitherto had
charge of the r0ac.
Receipts Of the Western Railroad for the week ending
Mail, &c $943l-tola Sl3,477.
Daring The year ending The frs, of October, the ont
standing debt due the Virginia Valley Bank has been
duced 1852 20o and in the period lis circulation has
been reduced sl92374 The specie in its vaults is wthina
small fraction, the in October, 1871.
Philade phia paper of Friday says: An arrangement,
has been cnitively concluded to-day between the Mess
Morrison OF London md the President Of The NewOrleaps
Gas Banking Company which said TO be favorable 10 the
future prospects Of the Company while it to the
Loudon house prompt payment OF the amount agreed
upon.
We were Informed, says The Saint Louis Republican Of
Thursday, that writ from the United States District Cour
Tor the district Of Illinois, for SS5 00O the suit of Mr. John
c. Stickney Of NewYork for the OF the Bank OF Mis-
souri, and Eastern creditors served on Friday last
the officers of the bank.
BUFFALO, Thursday, Nov. II. Flour continues in good
demand SO 81 SO, and scarcely any in market Wheat
in markel considerable dema nd oday, at 65 &c
OF the immense amount Of wheat received during
the past week, single boat load remains unsold
that which has been sold having been consigned through
and shipped Pork, mess, but little in market and in de-
mand AT 81 so 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

10 On the 9Th instant, an ARRAY took place. in
the French Giant about fourteen miles from Ports
mouth, Ohio, between Clinton Nurse and Abner
Patton, in which The former was killed the spot
bya blow of dirl-knife. The jury returned a
verdict of I" mansaughter." Patton was arrested
tried, and held to bail in the SUM Of $500 for his
appearance at court. He procured bail, and is at
liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
ARRIVED

ton 10 Neisoh.
Ship Emily Crane, Il days ST Croi. West End liz
ballast, 10 Morgan.
Bark Roman, Hopner (of Bestop.) from Hamburg, via
North Shields, Oct !. with coal, &c, TO Mills
Bark Oberin Knapp from Shields Oct s. with coal TO
B Norwood l. Co.
Brig Warsaw, koopman, "A days from Matanzas, sugar,
: n Moses Taylor.
ssrig Henry Lee, Cowen, DAYS from ST Juan spanish
Main, with Hides. &C. 10 II L d Coheal.
Brig Crusoe Vaa Duzer from Jacksonville E F, with
hides 10 f NJ Atwaler
Brig Sullivan Brown days from Charles,own, with
ton 10 q Bukiey.
Brig Juno Lewis, days from Georgetown, C, with
cotton 10 A Averill Il Co.
Brig Glide Pray, days from Havre de Grace, with 200
tons coal 10 Caswell Eaton.
Schr Charles Thome Smith, II days from Whining
ton, N G., with naval stores 10 John Ogden.
Schr Charlotte, Fuller, 70 days from ST Jago de Cuba
with Coffee 10 B Aymar Co.
Br sclr Amaranlh, Coitin 90 days from MontegS Bay
Jam, wilh praen,o 10 6 \ ) Laurie.
BELOW ship and brig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

AcclDENT.-The horse-fery bout Bee, which
piled between Black Rock and the Canada shore
sunk on the 18th. One hundred sheep we're lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS me-.

Mordecai Buzby, Qate firm Nj. Buzby Il Coz Y.
Pierre A. Eiege, late merchant, n. Y, Feb. l6.
John RUSSELL N. Y, late Of Cooperstown
William T. Teller, Rhisebeck, Dec %.
Simeon Lodevick, Qate firm Van DuSer Lodewick
onpbbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
Pasaengerp Sailed

In packet snip North America, for Lvsrpoo-Capsain
Richard ADAMS Of NewYork: DR.. Richard Jczes g. A
Hunter bar Thomas Pool James Hissock John Steven.
son. a sehenp, ct Canada James Richards, Montreal A
A Slater Yorkshire; Miss E. Raft Scotland GIheT- n
Canada, Glasgow; James Henderson, Brazil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

~ Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
mens are completed for supplying according TO pre-
vous niialation, FINE FuR HAT a, price tS3 30
which shall render emphatica!y the cheapest a. wen as
lowest priced GsnIlemens Fur Hat ever on sale ID ls
city, Il is prepared in the style which cbaTacter1es
our finest article and like that article is offered al price al
which il cannot be continued without unusually raPo
sale The undersigned with all confidence aftirm II 10 ne
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable III
Hat vet offered jo20t0 SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
IL uo.a,p FnArarclDs.-The New Haven Palla-

ANN, Of the 9th notices horrible affair which oc-
.rrrcd in Canaan the week before. A man named
Rockwell at about midnight went out to relieve a
hired man who attending his burning lime
hin. The next morning MIR. r. was found dead,
b,ried beneath bricks of the chimney which had
allen down Blood was found near there, how
aver. and tracks led from the scene Of murder to
he dwelling of the murdered mans brother
mon whom moreover blood was found The
tracks fitted his boots and quarrel was known to
have existed between them. The brother has been
arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
CLEARED on SATURDAY.

Ships Hendrck Hudson Stark London John Grswold:
Huntsville, Mumford, N Orleans, K Collins Co; Sam
HICKS, BUNKER, do. Hicks 1 Co: Emblem, Talbot Apa-
lschlcoa, + Hurlbut / CO.. Ansos Barkman. Charles
ton, George Suitsn
Banks Eugena. Bscoe, Vera Cruz, Hargous Brothers
Co; hdeIine Eliza, Hopkins, Havana w Dewey.
Brigs Fairfield Smith, Port an Prince SHIELDING L Fer
ris; Blenheim tBrl, Walsh. Placnta, +, Dunscomb
BeckwIth Condor tBr,, Hemnlond, Yarmouth 5, J
Brainei conan Webster, Apalachicola Post& Phillips
Sctrs Pacific Smith. Kingston. jamaica Peters CO.
kimPion, Osborn, Norfolk. Sturges Cearman !;
Hudson, Cooley, Baltimore DO do; Heroine Coates do
Johnson Y Lowden; A L Alderman, H1f, Havana,
Chappeli; joaas Smith, Mills Wilmington, c. Pre-
MUM, JARVIS, do, a Cooley Co; A Cooley, Camp,
Philadelphia A Cooley Co; A Lawrence, Falkland,
Boston; Homer. Kent, do: Fancy. Chase. do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
MARRIED
DIED /:

On the I7,h instant by the very Rev. John Power Mr..
William McKenua Miss Mary E. o Meara all OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

IL Temperance.-The PhGnix Temperance Benz
violent Association Will hold their mex, regular meeting us
Evening al O'Clock, Concert Hall! Good speaking and
singing may be expected The public are invited TO at
tend. business meeting will be held after the adjourn
ment OF theabove msens and is expected every member
will be present f. L. SNOW, fresnsht.
Gro w r CuspIYG Sec'ry. MI Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

IT s,ee1ures-Be the G ENERAL SOCIETY OF
MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN, IN their Lecture
Room in Crosby. s,reeL-Rev w. BELLOWS will deliver
the intro ducory Tuesday Evening, the Odd inst at u
oc,oek SubiectThe capacity of indefinite education the
dis,ingnishntS attribute of man n2l q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
p E-OpENING OF GOLDSMITH'S


neutrality-suspicious. will be made at
the session OF the Legislature OF The State OF
NewYork for an Act 10 continue 10 the Act ineor
porate the Ancieu, Rrtons Benefit Society oil the City OF
NewYork- Passed February o. 1907 and renewed March
1922 for 81 years NewYsrk Nov - la4z nj lawew-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

GEnlI Style Of Gent!cn,en's Hata-BlRD
corner OF Pine and Nassaustreeis has ready for In
spec,ion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Genie
Mons Hats 90 FSSilWt#
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

ENALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
Il NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, l42 FuIton.street, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FAIL AND WINTER GOODS 10 exc
orders for garments the shores, notice, and ali small
advance from Our purchases made exclusively fos
cash. commence fall business fully determined
unusually low prices and furnish custom
rrs with first rate article smel profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are In want or
outfit, will find j; 70 their Interest 10 call and examine o
goods and style Of work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in "a hours.
Suc. punctuality observed in filling ordses
sly isti &C BOOTH co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
DY ALBA KIMBALl-Ofice No.

OAKLEY & TENNEY, $50 Bowery,
W Dealers In Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS,
would beg leave TO call the attention Of the public their
and complete Stock purchased most reduced
prices Having but recently commenced business the
above place. the subscribers would inform their friends and
The community generally, that pains viii be spsred
give full satisfaction those who may favor with their
patronage. DOMESTICS.
6 bales heavy unbeached Sheetings, from sd TO Is.
cases beached long cloth from Cd to Is Cd per yard
Q {" Canton fannes, from Sd to Is.
A, Ga, ia sheetiugs, from Is 10 IS 3d.
Also tckEgs striped jeans checks, ctored cambrics
SHAWLS.
Cashmere broche kabye double ns,t de laine, alpaca
rob roy, varying from 81 TO sl6
Blk and blue blk Silks forences alpaca lus,res
French, German and Esgsh merihoz, tag lons bombs
lines. BLANKETS.
2 bales heavy Whitney blankets, from "a TO 81.
pcs flannel, red white and yellow, from Is Cd to 6s
PRINTS.
cases super American, from Cd 10 Is
2 English, from Is 10 IL Sd.
sattnes cloths, cassireres. sesngs handkerchief, no.
siery, gloves, cravais, velyets, linens, diaper &c
OAKLEY TENNEY,
$50 Bewery, between Prince and Houston.sts-
THos. II. OAKLEY,
WM. G. TENNEY MI aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

arrested.
SrKAsGE.-The Pttsburg Advocate of the 10th
SAYS that letter has been received from Mr..
Picking, who keeps public house near Laurel
Hill, in Somerset Co, stating that on the nigh, of
the Cd man came there with wagon and two
horses. tina, he refused to have them fed or I'M
harnessed and went to bed He left long before
day leaving the horses behind him, In the wagon
were found in bag, bloody clothes, cleaver g
butcher knife and some coffee.
10 FIRE at Utica on Thursday destroyed the
store-house of W. P Swift, the cabinet shop of J.
Z. Space, the warehouse of ]. E. Space, and the
cabine, shop of c. L. Bauder. They were mostly
the property of the Trust Insurance Company of
this City.
EA short time since Col r. NJ. Johnson of Ken
lucky, the Ex-Vice President, and Col w R.
JOHNSON Of Virginia, the Napoleon of the Turf
attended by special invitation Walshs Olympic
Circus in Philadelphia. The house was tilrenged
The editor of the Raleigh c. Register publishes
the following interesting Johnsonian Corresponds
ence between the two gentlemen
"Co. Richard NJ wishes Col. William r. to
state whether the remarks made by him the
Camden Course "that Dicks chance for the race
was blue" had reference to his (Col. r. MS
running for the Presidential chair?'
"Co William r. informs Col. Richard NJ. that
however blue he may think his chance for the
race in 1914, the remark made by him on the
Camden Course, had solely reference to his horse
@Bae Dick running for the 50, 600 purse
Spirit of the Times.