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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20

VirG ini;l:-
T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUPERB
a Court Of Law and Ghaneery holden in and for the
county of Campbell, the 9th day OF February, 1913:
john Mckinney, la ntn,
against
William F. White and John Clark, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant William +, White not having entered
his appearance and given security, according TO the
Assembly and the rules o this Court, and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that he nhabau OF this com
ealth is ordered that the said White do appear here
the first day of the Term of this Court and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
with inserted IN some newspaper, printed i'll the town OF
lynchbrg, o two months successfully, and posted the
front door u the court house Of this county,
day Copv-iestc,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb ID w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20
39oettral.

The union of thought and fancy. Of high philosophy
and exquisite poetry. is perfect IN the following pas
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Siryil.in. To Witt

Jan 2
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Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
sPLEvDID AMERICAN BOOK.

EUSr publ -hed The Gift a Christmas and
= New Yeats Present. for 1874, illustrated ny
'i<ht beautiful eneravins - n am paintings By
Iununedoa. Suily. inman. Noun and Page
The literary department filed by stories and
poetry. from The ssns Of Miss Leslie. Mrs ii
courtney, Mics r II Gould, Mfs Seba Smith,
Mrs Ei!e.. N P Willis. W G Smms. Seba SmtR
+ .5argen,: Park rvnjamin, II J. iuckermsn,
&c The Book has been much enlarged in size.
il printed IN large type. on fine paper. and splen-
did bound I'm whit calf and other bindings:
Tine mos' superb Annual ever published in this
countrv.'-Lady's Book.
Decidedly. the best Aanual ever published in
America. - the Gift for ls44, and tal 9 il for ali
an all, We DO no remember that we have ever
seen any Silt Book from abroad, that surpassed
4 IN Pictorial embeffshmeut or cqualled il ia a
literary pointof visw'-Graham's Magazine.
This work for the ensuing year. may be safely
pronounced superior 10 any ofits predecessors,
-Sofur4oy Post
May without hesitation. be pronounced bv far
the most elegsntwork oftne kind ever iss ned on
this side OF the Atlantic- ~ifindeed IL has been
surpassed any where 1t is suporb i'm All re-
Pen syirGHian.
AZ W copies al the rbove splendid hook receiy.
ed add for sale by JOHN INA YELL,
dec IL Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
SUPERB 200 K
for Gifts and Presents for

The Works of Lord Bolingbroae, in 2
vols.
The Works Of Edwards Burke in 9 vols.
The Madison Papers, in 8 vols,
Sponsors PoeticaI Works, in 8 vols.
Select Works Of the British Poets, edit.
ed by DIR. Aiken. ? vols,
PoeticaI Works, 2 vols.
Psalms and Hymns, as used by in the
Presbyterian Chnrch, new edition,
handsomely bnuhd.
IN assortment OF Albums various pat
terms. with coioured Plates.
Chessnen aud Backgammon Boards
A variety Of English Classics, and
lother works, in miniature, very neatly
OF up, and very neatly got up, and We
Iry cheap: among which are
ljohnsons's Rasseias, Paul and Virginia
Token Of Remembrance. Vicar o.
Wakefield, Tsken Of Affection. tn
Bridal Gift, Token of friendship
ExHes Of Siberin, Burdens Self Dis.
cipline. The Marriage Ring, Pure
Gold Bible and Closet. Caske ct OF Jew
els, Pocket Companion. PoIlok's cour,
Of Time, Young's Night Thoughts
&c. &c.
a large assortment of Children's To,
Books. J~uvjnile;, &c. from one 10 fit,
cents each.
N. b. The Gift by Miss Leslie. an,
the Literary S%ouviner, by Prof Frost
are the most superb ANNALS ever pub
isl cd in This country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

The Gift for 1914, illustrated by cighl
beautiful enGravings from painting
by Suily, ~ilunnngdons Inman. Noun
and Page.
The Literary Souvenir, 1871, with TIE
Engravings.
Fne Holy Bible, large print, splendid,
bound in Morocco or Calf.
The. New Testament various sizes an,
in elegant binding,
iienry's Commentaries on the Old an,
New Tes,asent, in @ vols, a new
and beautiful edition.
The Box OF Common Prayer, large an,
small In VARIOUS kinds OF binding
with or without The proper lessons.
The Paetical Works OF William Words
worth, Turkey Morocco, gilt edges.
The Ursuline Manual, revised by tn,
Rev. lchn Power and approved oy the
ri. Rev. DIR. hughes, splendidly
bound.
The Dovou, Christians Wade Mccum.
Flowers Of Piciy, revised by the Rev
DIR. IIrghes.
Shakespeare's Works. complete in
vols miniature edition.
Flora's Interpreter; or, the America.
Book OF Powers and Sentiments; B,
Mrs. Hale. Coloured Plates,
Wilson's Colored Orn;ihology, With co
lored plates.
The Poetry Of Flowers and Flowers O
Poetry: BY Francis 5, Osgood. With
coIored Plates.
The Works of Lord Brcon in 8 vols.
WHRTLi~r. D~c Ia I644.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

3UBLiC NOTICE., Is The Heading of an
II article signed Owen Reilly. IN The Guzel,e OF
Monday lnsi. in whish he sdveriises me as having
len his led ai,i boari. and heen fai fhless to him:
{ assure the public 'ha' he never furnished me wiih
he'd or hoari, but J shall make him ds il fsom thi~
ou'. if the law will permit me. ! have neither
given hIm cause fr applying for a d'sorce or occa-
sion 10 fenr my running him in debt. On the
ronirary he let his home and me. AID has ab<enied
himself entirely for several weeks past, and has
II ade M provision for my suppuri.
dec 13 MARY RELY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

ID EVOLUTIONARY CHRONICLE
The Bonie Day u Germantown. Nv George
sis sp For sale at MELLoRs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

EBATENT cURRYING KNIVES. Of superior
n qualify. and FIeshers and Workers. For sale
At The Hardws are Sore Of Orr & GREER.
nov 81 I59 Main ST.
ItOFFEE MlLLS-Anhihrr SIMPLY reed his
" day. and for sale whalesnie ard retail by
nov 81 OFT g. GREI r. 159 Main ST..
6NOAL HOVEl S-A snpply OF large size
" Coal Sht.veis. Just reid aud for sale BY
nov 81 OFT a GREER. $50 Main ST.
EH ATCHETS-Jas, reed 10 dcz IIalche,s, Of
EE various STAN ps. and for sale luw nv
nov 81 OFT g. GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

DO"KS MIsSING-Ths faIlswine hooks
, are missing from onr LiI,rnTv. viz
9th and 7ih yslnrne- Of Leieh's RepoIls;
5h " Randalpl.'s d.;
Mrfond's equity pleahings.
These hnoks are each marked on the back with
The name ID Lamb We Will give une dollar per
volume 10 any one wha will reinrn The nhove. or
give us snch irfbraaiiin AZ may lead Ia their reco
very. (nov 26) LAMB g. RUSSELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

MRS WADE w-pid respe ctfnIly inform ~
1tl Ladies Of Hhceling aud r~iciaify that she
York her Fall Fshi,us after the latest Frrnch
style. Ro,nets. Caps. bonnet SILKS, French
Flowers. Plune<, Bonnet & Cap Ribbons, Fan. v
Netts, Silk and Wash Blonrs. I.ac.s AMI e.
ginss, all Of which sue offers 81 Eastern pi ices.
N y. S, acorn and Straw Bonnels cleaned,
altered and steel pressed in the nsatest style and
atshort notice. oct 2s-3ni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
DOYER,s COrGnCANDY-Ta beug

nR. vICKER,S CELEBRATED EMBRO-
CATION -1he subscriber has just received
a fresh supply of this popular medicine. worrantcd
surerinF 20 any article now in use. Cor the cure Of
Rherp aiism. Lnmhago. Sprafns. Bruises. &c. IL
- Sio hiphly recommended Er diseases Of herses.
sach ne PoloVil. Fisinla. Fersa Livsny. Bots. &c.
For sale attse Drne Store 0f
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec IS Main s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
LATEST AND

VELVETS, MorsliPe de I.aine. new style
Gimps, nn colors; wors,ed ca~s and honneis,
cotton night ears. SC. Jest reed and for safe.
nov 90 Johnston. BERRYHILL co.
Sup Blus black cloth. blue Pilot and Reaver
cloth very cheap. Ga Tweed .cassinere
Tweed ea.sincst, Kenfucky Jeans, Hard Times.
Glo-es Mitfs. Stocks. srspsn ders. &c. reed and
for sale. JOHNSTON, PEREYHILL& ca.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

STILL LATER, SENSENEY,
- No 1877 Zane's Row. has this day received
one case superior dark prints, styles e%ntirely new
and much cheaper than ever. dee 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

QIEH ET SS-E~ NE VA &
AND "ttc
Ng@ W
John j. HasseIi, BooKsELLSR n SrArossR, UNION ST. wHsELIsG
has o en- und for sale a large assortment of
SUPERB BOOK
manufactured expressly for Gifts and Presents for the forthcoming
which areo offered at very NV prices for cash-and for CASH only. he
following comprise part OF the stock, which the pubic are respectfully invited
to call nd examine ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
French Boots.

g doors South Of Virginia Hotel. Main sireei)
JOHN E. WADE is n.y. manufacturing a supe-
- rior article Of CENTS BOOTS, after The latest
FRENCH STYLE mad made sf the best PhiIadeL
Phia materials. which hs warrants 10 cempeie with
anything ever gotten up in the Uaiied States. and
al the following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do 6.0J
EXTRA sup sup, $50
Water prOof do. with Cork and India Rubber | 90
extra.
Ladies' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
In The neaiest style. ot %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

\ EM0Ns AND OTHER FRUTT-Jusi
received = fresh surrly ofIEM0NS. FIGS,
PRUNEs. RAisINS. &C.. which viii be I'D low
o., tdec ~ PARKEWs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

JOB PRINTING.
NEATLY executed at the office OF The DAILY
IL AND WEEKLY TIMES, corner OF
Main d UNoS STREETS. by J. 4. WHARTON,
and at The OWES po sihIe prices. aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK
o. WHEEL4NC-The stockholders Of bi.
Banh re hereby noiiiied that ~ cIscirn will be
held ~ ne BlnkiIe House. IN Msnday lho 8h oi
Januery orxi. beieesn re bonrs ofiO ant ? o'cisck
~ as d~,srtiors, " soIss he yrsr ihrn n enrus.
dec - BRADY ca.hior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Dec. Go p. M.

Stocks very heavy to-day Nearly all the State
securities declined The European advices do not appear
have had the favorable effect anticipated Long Island
down 81 per cent The sales of this stock began at est
and before the adjournment of the board went down to
&C. which shows great decline since yesterday Harlem
down Fsrmers'2 Illinois Indiana Kentucky ! !;
Ponnsy lvania SIS Norwich very firm, and Paterson adj
vanced , per cent Ohio improved /, with sales reach
ing Sl650oo Ohio Life and Trust firm par North Anne
rcan Trust is getting up Since the late Chancery dcc
sion it has per cent above the first sales There
considerable demand for Mobile funds, the rate for
which is getting better daily We quote n per
The condition of the Boston Banks given below,
from the official report show that they well provided
with specie Their circulation about twohirds the
amount of specie in their vaults while their loans and dis
counts quite large with decreased amount Of depo
Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEAss-ship Huntsville pigs lead 252 sacks
wheat 10 casks bacon IS do hams bb castor oil Collins
co-2s9o pigs lead Chappel-26 bbls hhds alow ii
Whse-sss SIS corn 4 baes COTTON Trim.
sie-3l BSssT Kneel;nd Buckley Graham COLO bbls
Hour Meeker-l6 hhds tobacco Hunerl5 bales cotton
WadoT3o do box Brown Brotnels * CO.'S bales hemp
pu IDna,on NJ 90 cuttings Henryn2c case, Clark
Mallory DO. M Smith, Brown-3i bbls tallow II
sks corn Thompson Coz hhd beef Chunn
ScoEl Dbl WetmoreI2 do w BaptowI hhds tobacco
t9odwn-2ee ees pork Boofman, Johnston co lids sugar
NEw ORLEANs-Shp Aabsma-082 pigs lead C;oodhue co
Comris s9ISs bales cotton Beckett Iar9s-Oo Brown Bros
- hhds tobacco q Dongass-9 Mc(regor-o Brustein
Koopi566 pigs lead Sachan sacts corn ii tcs
axseed bills do Field Thompson cot49 bales cottc on
pkes skins 90 logwood so do fustc order. ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

THE GAMBLERS ACCOMPLISHMENTS RIOT
STABBING Last night ball took place at the
hotel of Gottleb Zimmerman in Letitia Court, which
given by the Irish citizens for the benefit of widow
named Delany whose husband was killed short time
since upon the railroad About O'Clock, party Of
gamblers forced themselves into the ball room without
paying. They politely told of the object of the
ball. and requested to retire The request disre
garded and OF the party took the dders violin from
him while another took his handkerchief One of the
ball party demonstrated with them when he received
blow in the face from of the intruders tremen.
dous fight ensued in which the gamblers severely
beaten and elected from the They then went down
stairs and smartng under the drubbing which they had
got entered the bar where they attempted create
disturbance Mr. Zimmerman the landlord, in endea-
vorng to put them out was stabbed in the abdomen,
above the groin with some sharp instrument by of
the rioters who enveloped in coakthe wound in
cted being three inches in depth and half an inch in
width Three of the gamblers Hiram Cole, Joseph Sex
ton and Charles Lelar arrested by the watch who
was called in and in custody at the police office
theMayor declining to take bail until Zimmerman shall
be pronounced by his physician out of danger Mr. Us
wound is not considered mortal but serious
quences feared. The assassin who gave the wound
known, but has not yet been taken The prisoner Lee
lar was of the party of gamblers bound by the
Mayor last evening.-PhL Gazette, Dec O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 9-Arr Ninetta Baymore, New York;
Vulcan, Smith, Albany; CID Rosaie Hill Barbados; VIM
Watson, Eckfeldt, and WEIR (Br) Morgan. w lndies
Mary Walker Thorne Barbadoes Pearl, Harding, Boston,
Charleston Packet Crowell and Liberty Townsend Prov
deacs; YIN Bird CoTson; Mary Eliza Bailey and Gram
Below Warsaw, Hawkins Chaeston; Vandaler, Pendeon
BALTIMORE, Dec sAr Frances Jane. Coffin, st Johns PR
Mary Wks Gait, Matanzas; Helen Mar McC aslin Castne
Garland; Sisson Lynn Sid Mary L. Susan Weeks, Apaach
cola; Orb Watts kingston ia; Trad Ferry Chase. Oeans
Ida allett and Prompt Davis Boston; Henrietta Hughes
Gibbs, Providence
RICHMOND, Dec s-Ar Lynchburg, and A somers, New
York. "
NORgoLK; Dec Arr Mary Jaue. Powell New York; WIN
ALEU-, Spaudng Turks ISLAND In Hampton Roads Falcon
Moore Hsvre de Grace for Boston. Bremen Philadelphia
Wales Boston; Lancet IIofses Charleston; Ellen Rate
Dighton; Hyrcanius, Todd NewYok Bolivar Barnard Nam
tucke Wayne Isl Dbbell Hartford via Baltimore for New
bern, NCas sailed AGAIN. Sid Esr~eta Sproul Indies
Gid Water Witch, LeBrou do; Eliza Leland Pendeon Port
Royal ia.
General Record.
BRIG WAsHINGroy.-Capt Spauldng of the VIM Allen at
Norfolk from Turks Island reports that the Washington Dyer
lying Salt Key bound TO NOreans parted her cable while
the captain shore the house. clearing
dned to with only the and board She
has not been heard of Since
Spoken.
Republic Jamaica for NYo days out Nov e. lat % 49,
Ion 70 i2.- " - - - -
brig supposed the Phunix of Baltimore. steering s. Nov
showing signal with letter in the centre and red cross
IN each end steering SW signazed Nov 49, lat 90 AZ Ion 72
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
NEW YORK
SITpGEON9, RANnAGE TNSTiT1ITE

MO. ANN STREET, I'd door from Broadway, IN the
IN American Museum Buildpgs-Under the direction of
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
Member Of the Medical and Chiurgcal Faculty Of Mary
land, Member of the District Medical Society Of Ohio,
Member of the State Medical Society Of the State of New
York. and Principal Of the above Institute
information of those who have been nfomedas
the design Of this establishment, will briefly state 1t
DEPOT OF all the latest improved Bandages used Onoye
die Practice where Bandages kept for the OF Club
Feet contracted and distorted Limbs Wry Neck Hump Back
and lateral of the Spine The celebrated wire
Spring Bandass for the Of vacosed enlarged Veins
invented by Shoobred and Wrenwick, Of London kept
here also all the improved Trusses and abdominal
porters also Bandages made special and
order for Surgeons, Physicians, &c.
Doc Knight also devotes special attention TO the treatment
the above named defomes and has made ample arrange
receive patients from abroad for that VIII
forw ard bandages any distant parts of the country.
For further information respectfully submit the names OF
of noted Surgeons and Physicians who
this Institute and Of whom have presented most
valuable improvements is Pandages
Valentine Mott NJ D. Professor of Surgery the univer-
sity of New York; Alex w. Stevens NJ. D.. Emeritus Profess
ss5 n 5ne CSeEe Hoffman, aS sas p Rogers
D. Surgeons the New York City Hospta w. Parker Pro-
Of Surgery in the College OF Ply and Surg New York
the college OF Ply and surg New York city; Blower
Esq Surgeon U. s. Army; Doct DdbarIy Surg u 8: Navy
In Philadelphia respectfully refer toProessors
Muter Meigs Jackson ewson, Dillingham; Homer Monk
er.
In Baltimore Professors Jennings, Jsnson Handy Monk
Millar. Amman, Hall, Smith and Bailey sic SIN eodsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

Loss on the Public Works compared with
last year. .. $33 100 SO
The debt due the Bank of Wooster Of $5 1863 has been
paid in stock at current prices in the city of New York
The debt of S2500O0 due Franklin Bank of Coum.
bus has been settled by payment in stock at New York
prices debt of 1891 900, due the Bank of Chicohe,
was paid in that city on the LIST of November.
The per cent loan of 81 100000 has not proved
sufficient to redeem the outst anng checks of domestic
creditors About 100000 still wanting to supply the
deficiency.
The completion of the Miami Extension Canal has been
let at 1922 0O0 payable in domestic six per Bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
NJ mHEAnACHE NAY RE CIrREnn I'M rr,r

fl7- f" HEADACHE MAY BE CUREDp IN A FEW
minutes by the use of Sherman's Camphor Lozenges-
Also papitation sickness debility and all
the disag effects arising from free living Coughs
and colds may he cured in from - to IS hours by using
Shermans Cough Lozenges, and even Of consump
ton where the patient has been given up have, been
cured by these invaluable lozenges in from three to four
weeks; and Sherman's Worm Lozenges have effected
equally great wonders upon both the old ami young
In fact all of the Doctors articles truly valuable and
cannot he too highly recommended Be sure and get the
genuine and not be imposed upon with worthless trash
Dr. Sherrnans warehouse LOG Nassau street Agents
no. 273 and Col Broadway 10 Assor House, 227 Hud
street; 1888 Bowery II East Broadway So William ST.
and 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
DR.. HOUSEMAN'S


GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN j. DAVIS. city
of Hudson Columbia County N Y, and for sale in this
city wholesale and retail, by
JAMES s. AsPiNwALL,
86 William street. General Agent for this city;
and by Of the principal retail druggists New York and
Brooklyn.
Perhaps important and valuable medicine than this
provided for the afflicted No has hitherto been
had the press make extraordinary virtues known but
been long tried and its efficacy thoroughly proved
by the inable of actual By its merits
excellence has become highly celebrated
section of the country where it has been II may with
exaggeraon be pronounced nabe remedy for colds
coughs asthma influenza, who0png cough Group.
hamorhage raising blood and all the complaints affecting
the breast and lungs and tending consumption general de-
by Numerous testimonials be the hands of the
agents for the sac of this healing basam showing that such
has been its effects nnumerable multitude Of The
proofs Of wonde full efficacy incortroveble IL used
the first of OF the complaints above named it
a complete preventive and their further arrested
In this climate where such complaints owing
sudden changes of weather. who places right value
upon health should be without this medicne timely OF
will immense bills for medical attendance and what
will prevent the snEashng susEings of protnesd i'll
mild, pleasant and always hamless it purely vegetable
compound and be TAX with safety all kinda Of
weather aud under al circumstances II acts amid healing
GRANT, and at the gentle tonic Its
has only restored thousands who aborng under tenn
Illness but has produced great improvement the
health Of persons consttuonay feeble effect is to i'm
Price fifty cents for bott Of four ounces
noi ftnS ads Am.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST Board, Dec. 300 shares schuykill Naviga
tion fdf3l so Norrisown 81; $3.50 Lehigh Mort Loan
G2; Is shas Camden Amboy l02 $4,000 State SIS b5f
6sl 60 shas Reading r, 22 Pennsylvania Blk, 1885, 90
do $50; 10 Commercial Blk, 49i; A9t; Grard BIZ al;
$4,000 State SIS IS; $4,000 6s 25 shas Man Mechs Bk
81 40 Reading r. 2lI $1,000 Wilmington 6s 1855 So;
400 shas vcksburg Blk 81 5000 Wilmington Bonds 1885,
So 1850 shas Reading r., s5f 2lA $1,000 Reading Bonds,
1850, rs; $4,000 do rs.
SECOND BOARD Dec $500 State SIS 1864, 6sy; shas
Camden Amboy, l02; ITO do schuylkill Navigation,
81; do Pennsylvania Bank, 227l 1869 do Grard Bank
5df7 II do Philadelphia Bk 93 $7O6 State 5s 6sJ so
shares Reading RR, %; $50 do as; 800 do Wilmington
liz; do Vicksburg Bank g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

CENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE--C;entle-
" families desrous Of converting their left of Wear
ing Apparel Into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
dence superuous effects dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
H. LEVETT John street, ". Y.
line through the Pest Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired DE- Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
Foreign Market.

HAVANA Nov. 2S.-Rice is very dull at present There
about 1000 casks Of Charleston aid Savannah
SOLD and than RS a SOY per 100 offered some
has been sold lately 9 Coffee Is very cheap very fine
new can be bought for 81 to So Exchange London 10Y
liz prem; New York al per cent prem. Molasses
Sc rls.