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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

LIGHTNING IN MIDDLETowN.-Th Middletown
Sentinel of Thursday gives the following account
of the effects Of the lightning in that town West
field Society on Monday of last week Just :; as
shower came up, Mr.. VIM. F. Boardman, while
hurryinc from one of his barns to the house, felt
smart blow across the small of his back as though
he had been struck with a horsewhip, acconpa-
nicd with slight sensation on one arm and leg.
Immediately after, he heard the cap Oh 'nGh te
The next dav he felt Sore one foot being slightly
nnnb. and there was red streak across his
back back In a shop a few rods N. W. a .shoemakcr's
lap-stone was ndcnted about the size of cent,
and the stone in that spot was converted into a
fine powder, smelling strongly of sulphur. In
another shop, boy whiting with a pen-knife
uttered an exclamation of pain and on taking
the knife it was found quite warm. a polishing
tool lying on the bench in the same shop emitted
electric sparks. Two ladies sitting in room felt
electric shocks. The cattle and other animals
exhibited signs of great uncasiness. No one was
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Manufactured BY Robert NJ. futile, Newark, ~ j. and
Tor sale by w. ". Seymour Co.. No, Chatham square,
G. H. Swords az and Wenman x Wyc9f AZ RIoa1way:
Edward Field s Co. No. Plat street. and others. je2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT
4 LATCH. Uor street dcors) on a new and approved
principle-Ihe objection frequently made Night
hen entirely obyia BY this invention It's dpraby
keys accompanying it oy price, together with its secu
ry, the principal recommendations of the Cylindrical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NEW ALGEBR Aust published, AN
IN ABRIDGrSEST DAYS ALGERIA, adapted to the I'M
proved methods of in Schools and cademe by
j. e. Thomson ~ Vi. The object of this work is furnish
the higher branches Of Algebra aud Mathematics. The
its Of DAYS Algebra are well known and appreciated 10
require comment This nimtable work now presented to
the public abridged FORM with such additions as would
eccd and practical teacher To this end many new iura
tons added practical questions placed at the Foot of
Speaking Of ,I work its author President Day says.
had confidence his mathematical talents and aainInents
and his practical kno" ledge derived from several years
peEience in teaching Algebra qualifying him TO make the
abridgemeu proposed and grated 10 find examina-
ton that desen has been sklllly and satisfactorily
executed. DuRRIE rtI IA, Ne%-iiayen
Publishers R RUIN Is pkaTT tPo n York
jel3 iw lCROCfiER * BREWSTER, Boston,
4 CCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ r. ROOT, Bank Statio,r lj2 Pear-street, Corner
stock Blank BooGs adapted to all the trms of bust
ness complete sets made TO any pattern desired
Possessing superior ABILITIES and his whole stock IRON the
ponderous Bank Ledger the smallest pocket Memorandum
Book manufactured b. himself he can guarantee that
his work shall not be surpassed in durability IN beauty OF
finish by any other hous. the United States bis complete
stock and prices offer great inducements for those who
wish TO purchase cheap goods when at thesame time they
be satisfied they we'll made.
Bank Ledgers; Foreign, Domestic and
Merchants Leigers, Journals, School Stationery;
Day Books, Cash Books, &c Papers OF every kind and
Books for Insurance Compa- quality.
Check Books on all the City Lead Pencils, Drawing PEN
Banks ruled and Handsomely ellis and Drawing Papers.
bound. Letter Stamps, Pen Racks,
Ink Inkstsnds. Sand Boxes. Sc. Sc.
Printing aud Lhosrrly executed at short notice IN all
their branches.
r. c. ROOT Bank Stationsr,,
j3 Inns ii2 Pearl-street corner OF Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

~ he performances at Peses New York Museum, are
ssssNaily attractive, tee is such infinite variety OF
eliEue gives has lntatous OF kesn keinhir
stiest Booth, Hamhlin. &C. Blower has come sougS;
s Adair, her and Miss Blanchard her Gcecian
and La Petite Celeste her most popular pas sfntS,
~ Tor sne shilling jel9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

DAVID SANDS u CO., Apothecaries and Che
mists II East Broadway, corner Market street. respect
fully call the attention OF Families Physicians and the pub
nc generally IN town and country their extensive aud we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

HOBOKEN-Thl delightful place of summer
presents advantages all others the vicinity
FOR short excursion The facility with which be Wis
tied By the Barclay Canal and Christopher street Ferries
ders the Walks and Grounds very accessible Those which
open 10 the public considered be urequaed by any
devoted this purpose for their extent diversified scenery
and superb prospects No pains have heen spared this
increase much possible the natural beauties Of the
place As additional attraction EXCELLENT German Band
led by Mr. Myers, viii OF Free Concerts the
Elvsian Fields on the afternoons OF Mondays Wednesdays
and Saturdays during the summer. ll3 il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES.
w TRANSPARENT SHADES Cheaper than the
Cheapest be found 80 Cathernereet. All the diff
ien style: and patterns such dark landscapes moonlight
yews Gothic ains, scrolls sc. from IS pair So
No Humbug. 200 pairs Landscapes IS pair. Re-
member. the number is 20 iei5 lwiSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
s.-,s.-., MORRIS AND Essen RAILROAD.
srse-NEW-YoRK, NEWARK AND MORRIS
OWN

Leave Ygrs Leye Newa,F Leave o dlons,0Sg
r ii. Pm q PN.
P..seeers b tie morning ;Tan 70 9TIlstown arrive there
10 sehooeys Mountain Bsisfsre and Easton
for, NonSown will arrive 10 take tb,
and eyeaipg trains from New o,k for Philadelphil
p. =, arrargefnsnt Just made the car, ON this Y,S
run direct 70 and from jersey cy in connection with In.
trains the jersey Railfoad Of the hour thereby
.enijug any change Of passengers baggage az formerly
The NJ F. Railroad having recently heen relaid with the
heaviest rail- IN complete running order and Offer
one Of the attractive ad picturesque excursions tn th
vicinity well c9mmoous and expedi,ous conveyance
between New York and AoEris,own for and
which will be taken on the reasonable terms Oics at
the foot OF C0aTtaDdt where agent will always be in
attendance. - -
Rates OF RECONCILIATION PER ANNuM.
Madison and Chatham SG0
Summit ~ - ed
Mieyille $40
ies IRA DoDD, superiintsadap,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

GUNNER GOODS for Gentemens Wear-23I
~ Broadway opposite the Fountam.-Encouaged By the
extensive PATRONAGE elected the last year through practice
Oh ora Pm %en mas aef'ea an amos. complain.
Others the undersigned has made such additions his orps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

MIN EN!tII " AT Els,
from Saratoga Of the Union Congress Pavilion and Iodine
Springs; also White Suphur and Settler Waters always
hand and packed transport with safety any distance
II East broadway, of Market IG2t lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Particular attention called 10 style Of busuesand
Office Coats, also Travelling Erocks large assortment ot
| the same are ready for inspection.
a26 istf w r JENNINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

DY ORDER OF Ashley Samson, Esq, First
~ Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and for III.
County of Monroe Notice is hereby given that attachment
dent debtor and that the SANE will be sold for the paymen, Of
corlag law within months from the fist publicn lion
Of this notice. and that the Of any debt, due him
by residents of this State and the delivery him or for his
any property thin this State belonging him.
the transfer Of any such property by him. forbidden law
and void-Giyen under my hand this 18th dav of June
1919. ALBA LATHROP
je9 law9m Attorney for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

tt1A00 WANTED for two or three years at Z
.OiOOU per cent old and highly cultivated farm of
seventy eisiby situated N the country and worth Tour
doubted and the bondsman good References given TO gentle
temem this city who well acquainted with the premises
Address Advertisement, Box $50 Upper Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
NEW GOODS.
Loo Ok A T HIS!
TO H0USE-KEEPERS
HARDWARE,
WOOD-WARE,
TIN-WtRF,
WILLOW-WARE, and
I'd L L.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the pubc general that he has just received
large and complete OF articles in the above line
the old establishment lately occupied by W. j. Jami,on
which he offers AT prices equally low If not lower than
other lshment the city. All kinds of plain Tn
Ware, WllowWork meat and cheese Safes manufactnreL
and kept constantly hand OF all sizes Those who ish
purchase goods in the above line will do we'll TO call before
purchasing elsewhere Al kinds OF repairing in this line OF
bus!ess neatly executed, by JOHN JAMESON,
lmS aud Grenwich-st one door above Murray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

DRUGS AMI AL rfadaE e anc,-s-non.b
German and American PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, cos
METICS SIC. together with great variety OF Brushes
COMBS and FANCY ARTICLES, adapted to The toilet or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

BOARD IN BOND-STRE ET.-Peasant rooms
- with attached suitable for families and rooms
for single gentlemen may be Obtained with board at 20 Bond
street Also an office the door, with exclusive en-
truce snitahletOr physician dentist. joy inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

? IEstI
e. than TO behold her infant wrhpg in the agoni.s Of choc
or wasting away under that terrible Of infancy cho
can be effected with speed and certainty, By administering
the little sufferer that nesmabe prpaationJayne Car
sbl- Family medicine which adapted 20 all complaints .?
the stomach bowels liver SYSTEM In the South
occQpes prominent place nearly every domestic meii
cine chest.
Sold bv y B. * D. SANDS Druggists No. 10 Fulton st.
II East Broadway 27J Broadway. ll0 2wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

ri TO LET--The BnIdng No. Doyer-street,
jH pear the B9yery formerly occapisd as an engine
particulars inquire Of the Conptrolier his Office No.
Hall OF Records Park. A. a. SMITH, Comptroller
Comptroler's Office, New-York JuGe II, lai3. JIG
S, WANTED-A good horse TO keep for his
t suse or moderate hire. Would keep span for The
.l<A-use OF one before caraee days week-if
in good order would give hem good chance for improvement
Address 2. w. at this Office Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

r. Highly Important !-SCARPA'S ACOTS-
TIC 0ILFor the OF Deafness Pains aud the discharge
OF Matter from the Ears ali those disacrbe noises, like
the hzz o insects, falling OF water whizzng steam,
which symptoms of approaching Deafness and also
alv attendant with the disease Physicians and Surgeons high
Il recommend its
Sold by a B. < D. SANDS Druggists 70 Fulton street;
wholesale and RETAIL Also sold BIZ a B. Sands Co.. No.
Broadway; D. Sands CO. No II East Broadway. ielO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

MTANTEDA Protestant Cook and Chamber
" maid Apply at 1913 Broadway this morning; highest
! as,r,Ilh .0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cREEDs, ALL CALLINGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

arTa WATCHES WATCHES!-The largest
Is to be- found a, ,E sabscrbrs He is constantly
receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches Of the
and sstzssnd and is selling them retail much less pr
:, s2 to sa5 each Watches and JeweIy exchanged or
bought An watches warranted TO seP good tms or the
he hes, manner aud warranted lower than any other place.
W. G. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry,
r,r,7 ,rr Whoiisal anal r.;a IN Wall II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NEW GOODS AT THE NETWORK CASH
~ TAIL ORING ESTABLISHMENT, li2 Fulton ST.,
BroadwayGen,emen arriving the city and wanting
outfit will fnd it for their interest call and examine our
extensive stock of fashionable Cloths and Cassneies togeth
with variety of the richest Silks Chally and Mar
settles restngs, selected from mportatons-fomne
very desirable for gentlemen taste and fashion to
make their selections from the style and workmanship
of garments challenge comparison the most ey
pensve establishments the United States and combining our
business exclusively cash. ensbes to ensure TO our Gus
toners saving the purchase of their wardrobe
Cash delivery and abatement in prices Strict purc
tuality observed in filing orders.
eS T. ROOTu G. Cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

yITANTED-At No. 80 State street, South
wv Brooklyn, two good Industrious girls women. One
cham berma and waiter the other washer and iroGer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS

LEECHES of the best kind always kept for sale, they
will be applied at any hour By experienced psrson.
MEDICINE CHESTS for sale of various patterns also,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-The
IN Exhibition will close on Tuesday, the 18th July
No picture of the present collection ever be again in
The room of the Academy. tijy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Determined TO carry the system Of small profits and
quick returns he solc assortment of goods
unsurpassed IN richness aud variety, comprising French
English cloths Cassmeres in all the and various stylea
Ve9tinss in great variety ofpatern, Sc which wi, he
made up TO order under the cutters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

nR. JESSE L. WAKEFIELD, late OF Maryland,
~ offers his services the citizens of Me-" York, IN the
practice Of Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics HIS ONCE Is
IN the basement house occupied by Dr. Bond il6 Hous-
a.. je9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

I OF q CFUI I IT IIUH' .
The n,bIc are invited TO call and make trial of them AL
nn+rhars who dissatisfied viii, h+ir operation Will have
r. ~ rnoner, returned. E. HARRISON.
tIeI -St
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

sShNSoNS ~isili'c Ia BAY saY0Fux artiyl.s-.
= ~ -sh ls'- rrRr-s-d ss.m-- ~ As.,. ~ -
$50 % ~ - s~ts
,,n,ei- h'h 'fls- an g.sFcri A. cost u.
h~1.ff- a. - % a., ID.
Tea ketfes lined rel
sasee Pans anal .oalsstul.r>. va. -,
Furnace. Iron houEd a, A.,
.hpFes sEd Tong IN ssts. bsass n st.si vs,, L.,
Nat"r~ al si1es IN scts ami single. ,ario.s. ,,,,.
S'uooe$ bfas~ brittana sol Tin ana waA.s.f -,
hniNss ard Folks nlu by "a
rosSe' hnivs- from 10! cent. Sasds aoIAr.
razor kAi"s suopS ~o and fur kA.- Ener-n. s.vr.,,
sa.ieito al age - - N-'~Fs WI
P' hfs" ~ Of very oil r.aiv .,e.n.rt v.,x -
M, VOC W" hair also pofnatnna ant cold cream
S'1Sne OF Ncry IN anal
A. saHn'oh eoingne Lavender Nas Of -, ..,s
@". a '-"eS OF HApersot essences iaN -
sl".-Ni.w sooi avs, both hani tsnn,yt
N.d's "a hs-phsL br.tiaha hra-S and Tn
Pocket Rock, u al qlaIitiesaf eos,
Bread Ts,S excellent and eooaroo, ,,s.t,.
brinania Tea pots Sugar ard f,r..,n. a. -,
al s'Ses qualities pattern. n price. anu ~7'a'e'
Comos ha Ioo;h and Cohes Brushes Rlaekn, an, n,..,
hru'es. AeeordioR Musical wosk boa- Cop,D,n Ws<
, ss'~- hae Asaninoi' Boards Che,aen otnno.. N,,,
Jews Har7s. ami Fin Nshidiss ''i'''i.
In ADDITION "a th- above as.orrr,.r, a, .,.
'as- Ioi> Asnisi Pier ana Inns,n. al. , 80
hd enes assortment Of hna. Coesssy Cis.. n,n,sf -
ihs astral eAr and hand LsnPs. Chand.iers Tor ~
and Reflector. '''"' "s'iai shaiss
Can and examine as-ortm.n J.s rv.&s
Main 81. from r,rh, =. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
lotteries.
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,

FOR LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE
Put noneJ IN Thy poekeiNsvcr eonp,n hard TIM. ~l.o
uf Nay 81 fser Ju-i glance the .eh~ne.
.i yoH "h by '" su nnu..rs1. ar, The
eA'es 10 obtain fr"n" Now bd call my ana ,s,L,
'nSnt ~'sl 80 Il can't pat n'onsy your Packet,
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
tof To-day, Thursday 2nI Marcia yer sl ffoE, M.
hst' Va is.-barz fNs. Gas, No. Pnz..-s,nDoa A.
ocd INTO Hour ps- VI lnoOo zach JIsO 20 OF 100
" o. zoo iSS OF $50 AZ IS Nos ard ~ drawn Ts-,. =
Tor fniay ,! oenck. y. NJ. IN tie E.eIsnF.
Va i-s-bws t1a-- No 9.--Pgi1es 1900 LOO 400
" iiO0 "f 1000 TOO 10 81 200. 10 u 100
49, 80 No- ard - drawn Tiekr sst
For sataisy received Mo',lsy Mornirs-Crani Consolidated
Eii'A No o. PrAes-ssOoo, 1000 500 200 Of 400
ofi;o 10 of iooA a.. 80 No. and ~ Ticket. on al
Al-o for SATURDAY. Splendid Schefse.
AeraDdSi1 Lottery. iO-To drawn 9TH Of March
Pnzes-S30,0OU, 10000. G000 $40, 1000, 1900
1000 IL 50 prizes OF 1000, 20 Of 500 20 Of 300 l23
OF 200, l26 ot 100, &c. IS NOS.-end ~ dawn
Tickets SlO.
As,anda Iou-ry Class C-ro be drawn IIh Of March
Pnzes-S35,29!, say nett 10000. IL. 800 10000
5000, 1000, $500, 1000 1873. 1000. 1900 OF 1850
Of 1900 90 price 1T 1000. 90 OF 500 20 OF 400 40
OF 300, 80 Of 200. 100 Of $50. 100 Of 100, &c 70
No-.-and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
srhe esrtGeai- Of package, Of who has. OF qu,rsr
In any Lottery advertised q Gregory may at al TIM.
10 Outlined On the lowest Is oacs.
B-tD orders Confidential ait.BS.d 10 with ptoup.-
Tor Packages OF for single Ticket
eTshar.' In all tho above. IN proporion-for sas by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

~ hucuon to-day the cargo OF b1rque Abby Baker.
100 hhds. n. o. Sugar gs.sc,
AlsJ 100 hhds. L. K. Sugar, 10 sold
balance wihd.awn) G,,, M
fLoUk-Ihcre were no transactions in Howard stree,
Hour today-boders generally ask S375 Several snlcs
ID good standard brands made from store Yesterday
S3b-t We quote the wagon pric. at s356I The,. \
only t1rrable stock hand with light rer.ipts .Tb
Iss lslc OF City Mills flour SATURDAY. 1000 barrel,
nj $50, part cash aud part meholdcrs are now I'M
willing 10 take 1915. sale Of 100 bLis ~. hon, ,,,s
made tins morning q, S2ii, and another OF 800 bills n,
2iO There Is no Susquehanna -four in market
'RAlN.-Iherc Was u sale yesterday of 500 hush. \.
Virginia good red wheat at 70 The snn lots of Ma
ryand wheat brought by command from 20 TO nc.
The A-i sales OF Maryland white corn were made at a.
and OF yellow at IL iJc We note sale of oats nj o.
Nothing done IN rye. Prime clOversred is worth from an
623 10 S3,1J. No Pennsylvania grain in market
PROVlSlONS.-The market is inactive and prees col,
nnue at our former quotations, viz: Baltimore meas
beef IS 30 9; No. l. 81 50 Prime SIS 50 a q; Wes
tern mess pork So So and prime 81. Bacon sells in mo-
dcrae parcels Mt the following Prime Western as
sorted at II ~ Hams Il 65c Sides at a u
Shoulders nj - +c.; Baltimore cured Hams at l-2c
Sides At 4! IL Cts and Shoulders ut Il c. Sales o,
No. Western Lard IN kegs continue be made at cts
HoGS.--A sale OF 300 head Of Hogs was made hi,
week. NC quote live 81 1915 and dead do Al
1926 $3.50 per lO0lbs.
WHlShEl The last sales of bblF w-r. NJ 10 ct-
and at hhdr, nj Is HOLDERS now ask 20 cts ne,
gallon for barrels. 49,
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MARKETS-E.h o.

1ol loN-Ihe very inc descriptions request and
will command shade higher prices The SALE are abou,
sOO day. ranging from 4; To : cents.
fLouk--Ihe markets. withoutany activity The sales
OF Gensssee are ut I.1Mchigan, e. and Ohio round
hoops SI,5O New Orleans, SABA 1874. No change
IN southern Baltimore and Richmond Country ST; Georee
town. SI,l25.
ERAlN-lllnoIs Wheat held atS5 cents. but no sales
New Orleans Corn il selling I7t cents weight Jersey
~. Rye 81 SO.
SPlCES-Sonr sales OF Sumatrs Pepper at 81 cents.
. RlCE-Pnccs Were never lower. Sales nj sIll2 Is
OlLS-Furthrr sales oi Lins-cd at "a a 1sc
fkoNISlONS-Bcef Is in good request al g. 30 a G IL
for Mess. and ABA for Prime. Mes Pork s373 S5O
fN'nAH0i.--Bosion par prem; Phladephia Z di-ct
Baltimore disci Washington, d. e. disci; Richn,ond
lalt.
u
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NEW ANs-Mnxn,r Nam rei, on 1s.a

NEW oRLEANS-MoNpSY NIsHr, Feb. %, ls43
We have passed through day Of varied excitement the
NE OF wAIci we trust may again Confidence.
which already began itself in our monetary in
sniuions has been seriously impaired by the untoward
event oil the stoppaee Of the Commercial Bank which be-
lnP announced carly this morning immediately follow
ed by asevere upon other Banks more especially on
the City and Mechanics and Traders continuing up TO the
close Of bank hours
The sales of Cotton amounted to abou, $500 baes Of
very irregular and dropping prices indeed OF the
transactions effected at positive decline of L. The
market Is heavy, with large stock Offering
Exchange suddenly advanced towards the middle of the
day. nom no other cause naginc, than desire 10 in
vest Bank baance- Good sterling signatures were done
freely at per cent prem. New York, 60 ds per cent,
dis
Commercial Bank NOES, which in the morning were
sold as low ~ - 10 discount, recovered towards
the co" oi the day. and may be quoted - 25 per
cent discount.-Bee
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By william, A Hawaii
RARE md VALUABLE BOOKS AND lIlPS

RARE and VALUABLE BOOKS AND Maps
Ar Auction.
hSAICkDAf NINr 9TH pas, O'Clock m tn
aeoon m the mi1ile tenement % buiinss Opposite The
a We shan conclude the sale Of the few remaining sopie. Of
rare ar valuable Works for the State Library Consisting of
h-nnihg'- Statutes, IN II vols. from 1919 20 I79s
IsOy-'- So "'" -''@ "
Journal of the Virginia Convention. ls3S-6
Journal OF the senate and H0usr Of Deesai--
d. do d.
Aets nj Assembly from lsgs-4O
IN. spisndid large Map Of Virginia
Tie small Map Virginia
ohS IL" copies Of zach ami optrt
my mat may ever b. offered 10 the public of becoming posse o.
tanlira Historical Works hoPe every d-zous al
copy VIII ar"Bt TERNs-Cash.
~ 1fehaie AZ our previous sales who are
t.elS requested 10 call Office away their Man
aud Books, OF they willie odd.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

10000 Doilnrsi and so prizes OF 81 900, &c
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY 10 for is,o TO =. ar,Np n
\T'aH'ina, d a. Oh Saturday the tth of March. Is4a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR
SALE.

ANlNO' removed 10 the lower country, |
II oirf my uaei OF Land lying JANE River running
Out rsI Inc Wrslni Road adjoining Ihc anderson
three and half n-s from the City contain
oe hHn1r and twenty seven and half
" "o-i- convenient 70 niriRauonhas small dwelling With
tour rooms above and two evcseBt seller Of excel
nl water 40 Tie yard and several Gus spnng ou-s
with variety of good fruit and 30 aspira. q, beds
lhos- wishing purchase YAH e1amn, for themselves
sn TINS tact - not od privately before March ~
Sha on ,at Day oder II auction the premises. Terms
liberal with a reasonable credit.
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