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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21


bill is before the Georgia Legislature 10 change The
name Of the Bank OF Hawkn.yille TO The Merchants and
Planters Bank of Macon.
On the sh, s66.67o Specie arrived at New Oren.s.
The Pttsburg Advertiser says the business of the week
has been very active FOR the season. and manufacturers
are fully employed The rivers are in very boating order
and the weather is mild and rainy Shipments continue
be large-chefy Of domestic goods
Letters received from the Southwest says the Augusv
Chronicle, and from Florida strengthen view, the
deficiency Of the Cotton crop and adhere cur estimate
OF 900 bales as the Of the present crop An
tive trade continues among all business men, and the
number Of country merchants and planters market
caused quite demand for all kinds of merchandise Our
supply Of all kinds of heavy groceries equal the heavy
demand. Checks all the Northern cities are abundant Al,
per cent prem Charleston and Savannah par Central
Bank sell from per dis and State per cent
Bonds are in demand at 76 cents.
REAL ESTATE Al AAoTIoS-A large sale Of Real Estate
came eff TO day the Exchange II very fully attend
ed aud being the first important sale of the season. attracted
much attention from capitalists. The property belonged to
the Of the late Isaac Lawrence Only portion was
sold, when the sale postponed 10 day The sales
follows 1913 lots and cores 32d 3d. 34h 35h
and s6h and Fifth aud Madison avenues-sod fox
s45,44o, an average Of about S370 per lot.
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At Newburgh on Tuesday evening, 10th by Rev.
MI Johnston Alexander B. Thompson of this city to Ca
,harne daughter Of the late Joshua Conses of ontgome
ry, n. Y.
On the 10th instant by the Rev. n Matit Mr. Thomas
Pryer TO Miss Cornea Phillips, both of this city.
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EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CALICOES,


10 supply the City and Interior Trade By the or package
R combining their attention entirely and exclusively 10 this
one article l. enabled not only 10 exhibit more
and beautiful assortment than D. found elsewhere,
,hsrs being similar establishment tor Prints the United
S-at.s but sell always prices low, and generally
rr than houses whose attention and divided
s,ory large variety Of articles.
The stock embracing Some Thousands OF Different Pat
terms and Colorngs comprises all the latest and choicest
.r,S: 70 which will De constantly added all and desiTa
ot patterns they appear IN the market besides which
vii be got up exclusively for their sales.
Purchasers this article will ad their
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even If they
MOI they Will az least nave the advantage of seeing all
Ihs ew styles. and learning the Lowest market pces.
Catalogues OF Prices, corrected with every variation Of
rhe Market, ars placed IN the hands of Buyers.
au25 3mD&W
ORDERS
AsL B. WI keep this great assortment al all Of
re year ry will OF course be able 70 execute orders
in The depth OF winter when other establishments here have
no stock goods In the bast manner and they solicit the
tention OF dealers 70 this unusual advantage which their
establishment oTiers.
sRM5-AIi good. charged net cash prices, per
Catalogue which Will De with all goods ordered and ii
tirne IS given laterest IS added. nT
NJ 1s43.-sECOND ADVENT MEETING
Elder lsRtEL Jo1Es VIII lecture ths Sscond Coming
Square. Services 70 commence at I o'clock. II"
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o. For sales a, the Stock Erchangs and Receipts Of
Produce see FIRST Pase
MoSDAy P. NJ
The sales The Stock Board large to-day pncss
are stll the Jump The bears in Long Island are III
bad Corner This stock sold So an advance Of 9: per
cent since Saturday. and of Il per cent since the Isl INST
Norwich and Worcester improved farther per cent; Har
lem :: per cent New-Jersey !; Farmers Loan i Mohawk
Ohio improved i Pennsylvania >. Illinois fell oil Il
IN Exchange there is much doing Sterling is !:
percent; Francs 5iS7t IS.
Alabama funds wanted al s. discount; Central at
sss3
The Mutual Insurance Co have declared dividend Of
fneper cent. payable lst Dec.
ihe quantity Of Flour and Wheat which arrived at tide
water during the second week in November is as ollows
Flour los o46 barrels Wheat 55 o56 bushels The fol-
oNirs statement shows the aggregate quantity of Flour and
wheat which arrived tide each year from the
commencement of navigation TO- and including the second
Week in November: Flour, bbls. Wheat, bush.
1870 5sll1l l. SO5 e25
lsll - ! a36 6a4 67a 70s
49, - ,4o-,o ,oV' oo+soS<
is43 .....l sso,slo o,IoO
Counterfeit notes upon the State Bunk of Indiana
Are ia circulation at Cincinnati, It's ih plate Of the
old counterfeit ves except that IN the place OF The ship
there 1eapes represented The eagle IN the coun-
@ bill. looks 10 the left the bills TO the right
These notes are just put in circulation.
John Farr Esq has been elected President ei the Mann
iaeater' and Mechanics Bank Fh:tadeipha place OF
!" IN. Richardson, Esq. resigned
The Miners Journal gives the following IS the quantity
S Coal shipped during the week ending THURSDAY evening
BvCana By Railroad.
S0;ssvlie p, Carbon 500 From pottsvill. 55;
eh1!kili Haven. .4Ool From Schuylkili Haven D. iVi
N'''s seA8sAilI .6l s,oel
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PASSENGERS SaiIed

In the packet ship Mon,ezuma for Liverpool-s Shaw
Thomas Patt, John Osborne, Kepworhy, w Morley
ley, Richard Price, B Holes, Hopkins James Dawes,
England; BENZ Tatham Jr, Geo stohaEd Brooklyn; Mr.
wes,ona and Lady, London; Mr.. Browning, Edw Lewis
John Lewis Michigan; VIM H. Merriweather-and ITO IN
.ls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

- EEducatiOn.-There al present THREE racan-
cies for BOARDERS in the School OF the undersigned Pa
rents or Guardians desrous OF information Terms
Plans Of Educatior Sc any time obtan Circular,
with full particulars application the establishment 22
Hous,on-st1ee,, corner OF Crosby.
nI7lv R. TOWNSEND HUDDART.
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Fl PROF. nIaf1it rill asIiysr his fourth Lecture

Prof. NJ af1it VIII deliver his fourth Lecture IN he
Methodist E Church corner Of Catherine Madison street
PRoGRAMME-Ths Glory OF Mechanism The Mechan
ism Of the early ages and Of noteEH tms; Of ne hsa,sa'
their rank society. The mechanism of morals OF friend
ship Of love, OF eternity ard OF The Last Judgment
Tickets Is cents be had OF John Bellamy III Chatham
ST.; Barker Towle, II Catherine Macksel Simpson,
III East Broadway Sutton Runde Spring and a
rick ST. Stephen Barker PSI Grand James Beakman 2
PEARL Jno Pease Sons IS Division street. and al the door
n0l orislSis
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VAULTS FOR SALE

- The Trustees Of the New-YorS City Marble Gene
,s have Just completed sI Of vaults the Cemetery,
in Secondsee Second avenue Persons wishing TO pur-
L,. will nease apply either OF the undersigned
c'aSs STEPHEN Tnt ALIEN ROBERT HYSLOP
MICAH BALDWIN, PHILIP HENRY.
tITIS POTTER M lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

~ MufTs, Mufs, lIufTs-Ofre superior quality
among which srs Of the n-st Natural ard Black Lyn1
- be found IN the city-ior sale az WATSON'S,
- " Ia; and Fur Store, l5i Chatham 81
NB Ladies would do well call and examine previous TO
purchasing slsewheIr. Tapsd Mus Of every descIpaon
u3 isu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, AuctioDeer.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT Store

DY BANGS, RICHARDS u FLAlI-Sto'e
WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY EVENING, Nov q & 8
ATS O'Clock, At hs auction room.
EXTENsIIyE. s SALE sdaS 0F u TAuLUABLE E. EN6Lisat y
former purchases sever. Bills Of Books, &c bought a; The
ss,oa Of STANDARD works OF 10 closs invoices Also
b!e consisamsn, Of magnificent Engsh Books The whole
LONDON BOOKS-3 Rev John Howss Works, $40;
Gw Of Asen.fsE s WaEs
Analysis, Of Female Beauty splendid pa,es SEE 9i iiii
c.siss elegantly bound ioe rs each ss9fs' WoLr, .
rrout's elementary Drawing Books; 50 G9wpers WoEI,
y re gil, bindings SCOTS Splendid illustrations Of a.
,ry Novels Us; G9ltsnh,s Enssnd rs :. h9s aa r1ns,
WS5E sFEESDp ASSGats asfGf VII S AZ
Pearls superb large 4te 10 Gems OF Besa,y to!io sinasas
rableau1 10 Legends of Vsnics 4o; Book OF Beauty
The keepsake, syols Picturesque Annual Lanesssae
h Eus-srings Belle Of season. Book OF the B9dotr
10 Draw;ng Room Scrip, Book; Hea,h's Drawing Room
FORT Foile IS ForSe,MeNos; e kssrsske; 10 sesk ..
Beauty Gems OF Art Heaths historica AnnQa' . IA
''9tE SEsR&aN :! R2es!s ASSuALs for s.s The Gift el.s.;
ns Is.4 Is The IRIS lst,; Is The Jewel ss; Is Masnoa
AT PRIVATE SALE.
PAPEa EASGISG-fous cases OF Paper HaRxinss, eSSSt-
ing OF various patterns Of Satin aud Plain Papers.
FURNITURE NOTlCE-Sofa Bedsteads, &c.
E COTTON would inform all who Ia want Of Fur
Ei,ure Of ay description hat ne prepared fanish and
ssnes Patea, Sofa Bedstesds which for ,mPcity durs.
oy and economy as without thar eana The public are
invited call and examine ;he-als' all Other kinds OF
Sofas always on hand
Those breaking up hou,skeet ing wishing to sell s
portion of their Furniture Will end ready sale By send
Ing lipe or calling upon the subscriber.
au26i,r +. COTTON. ll3 Fulton and "a Aan ..s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

MIR DEMPsTER'S BALLAD SOIREES
MFR. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce
Hl his intention Of giving series of three Ballad Sorees
at the Society Library Ieonard and Broadway the
evenings Of Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. 2t 23d
puIar songs and Ballads. ineudng-rm with you once
again. Jeanie Morrisen The Lonely Aud Wife, Lament of
the Irish Emicrant Death Warren the Battle Of Bunker
Hill Scottish Balads-John Anderson my joel My Nan.
ME- o. Mary O. Castle Carey; Mans man for a. that;
Of Highland Mary-parcuars Of which will be announced in
pros rammes. be had at Mr. Atwills Music Store Mr.
Stoddart MIR Dubois, and at the door the evening.
rT, Tickets Fifty Cents.
o,cfock plStf
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN
FLEE, formerly OF the firm of Lord & Lees,
D Lee 6 Babcock sc. and L. B. BREWSTER, under
- 6,m of LEE X BREWSTER, have established at !l3
PFARL STREET, (Hanovsr Squafe) New-York, a wars
bonss on an extensive scale,
''''e EXCLUSIVELY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
SEGARS.--La Norma, Corega and Noresa and
- Principe Segan constantly on hand and for sale BY
p2I GASSNER & YOUNG, lS2 Chatham IT

OIL, OIL AND SPERM CANULES-Seld at
" McALISTER'S Oil Stores lbs Division, Of Al
len aud $50 Pearl street. (origna Nantucket Oil Store)
where the best Lamp Oil and spesm Gauae. can BE had at
dauc prrssei l. and s. d. d. do do II for hot.s.
os Q a Whit. Wax 2 g. n2t lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

y
Published and fot sale by BURGESS s sTRiNGER.
MI 222 Broadway corner Ann street
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
The American Edition of the
Ed \ B Z H REV E W.
NO. CLFIII
FOR OCTOBER, la3.
Eens in continuation and smile OF AASON'S EDI-
TIOS
Subscription, received By
LEONARD SCOTT x CO., Publishers
III Fnton-strest between Nassau and Dutc-srreets.
y BLACEWOOD'S MAGAZINE for November and
the WESTMINSTER REVIEW will be published within
few days after the arrival Of the British Steamer hourly
expected. IL
DUBLlSHED THIS DAY by the subscriber,
bFadoqIys Singing School, for ladies and sentsmen be-
Ing ms enod CT singing b. note IN which the art OF reading
music az sight rendered and interesting by OF
progressive exercises and sosSo nierspeIsd with pleasing
o ,0uRds f sacred pieces etc The selections are
Panseop, T COoke G H. zonsT Able MainzsE G. kTea,
bEetchsberger, Hamilton Huah WiIhem and Gebhs1d Com
POSED selected and arranged by VIM Bradbury Professor
music in the Baptist Tabernacle author of the School Sing
. n2l lwis eodos '' MARK Il. NEWMAN, ls Broadway
NEW OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF PERL
s viii opened $ 6 So m Ss essh he hsn1 ms
always De found greater variety of Foreign Newspapers than
-, ~ - - ''''' Z g. DoEL, Wall street,
once Tor the sale OF III" above articles Is still continued
a. Ann ST. and.I the same management formerly MA 3t-
q Burnett's History of the Reformation,
AVERY CHEAP EDTr1ON.-Just published, the History
OF the Reformation OF the Church IN England, by Gilbert
notes and preface by the Rev E. Mares D. D. three large
vols 9vo. ue,rly 1000 pages; price 81 50 in boards
The publishers of this standard ecclesiastical history have
conferred great benefit upon the Christian community
well general readers By issuing BuTnss work at the re-
Indispensable to all who would accurats comprehend the
controversies which commenced az Oxford few
ago. and which beginning agltate the civilized
world account important principles involved IN the
strife
Burnets opportunities 70 nvestigats the facilities which
accorded him By the civil and ecclesiastical authon-
England and his special qualification for that literary
labor Ell give TO his narrative recommendation and
thority which but few historical compilations possess
There few works in that department of literature
equal claims upon the study Of those who
understand the characters and proceedings OF the Anglican
master spirits the sixteenth centurv whose example, lnu
enoe ant actions still visible in the whole framework OF
British society," IN, SomineIciaI AGVs cruiser
MO sris 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

u The interesting entertainments at Pesle's Museum,
together with Madame Adoph the fortune teller, are drawing
grea. crowds and affoIdipg rare amusement
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Gle rad.

Cleared.
Ship Norma, Barton Havana, NJ. Taylor.
Barque Clarissa Mecher, New Orleans, Johnson y
Lowdeu.
Briggs John, Fak, Gottenburg, E Wabracht; Madison,
Savannah ]. ogden Caroline Sherwood CharIeston Dun
ham Dimon; Royal Sailor, Young, Georgetown, s e.
Badger s Peck.
schr Tu,carora, smock, Rcomond, Allen s. Pa1son.
Arrived.
Barque Ellen Cobb, 81 days from Trinidad de Cuba, with
molasses and sugar to Chasteain Pouvs Left baIque
America for Portland in days brig Old Colony, at St.
Jago de- Cuba, for New York, in s days
BarQue Nashua Perry, from Malaga Oct IL and 81 days
from Gibraltar, with fruit, to P j. F raneia
schr Sterling, Adams. days from Wilmington \ c.
with naval stores TO E. s. Powell Sailed in co. with bng
Lorena for 81. Jaso de Cuba.
sch1 volusia Clark 30 day, from sw.asboro NC, with
naval stores, De Peystel Whitmar,h Nov lat 49,
long g. while lying too in gale from NV carried away
wheel boom gaft split sails vessel sprung aeek los.
part Of deck load lay days tack and driven
three times the Gulf Stream.
Schr Model Ireland days from PhiladeP Pha, with coal
schr Hope, Messick, days from Richmond Del, with
COAL to Randolph CO.
scbr Echo, Rely3days from Philadelphia, vith coal 10
master.
sehr Mary Caroline Nichols, days from ocracOke N.
c. with corn, TO order.
schr Express Smith, days from Brandywine, with corn
meal and -four, 10 Surges Chairman.
Schr Pioneer Corson, days from Brand ywne, with corn
meal and flour 10 G. Bulhley.
schr Odell Smith, fIom Brandywins, with Hour and
corn meal, TO Buckley.
schr w. D. Mapes, Smith, from Smyrna, with com, 10
L Buckley.
schr Louisa, Hover Brandywine, with -four and corn
meal 10 Allen * Pazson.
SchI Fountain, York from Philsdelphia, with coal
Schr Henry Clay, from Virginia.
Sloop Amphibious Davis from Philad. with coal
Sloop Besey, Fuman, Is days from Norfolk, with ahn'
giles, 10 master.
Sailed.
Packe, ship Alcuteznma, Lowber Liverpool.
Memoranda.
The barque Eunomus from Rio de Janeiro, was not
boarded Saturday by the pilot boat Washington as re-
ported BY the Commercial of yesterday.
Packet ship Hendrick Hudson Moore for London, Will
sail,hs day, Tuesday, at - O'Clock weather permitting
Below.
One Brig Wind light from WsW
Spoken.
18th INST Cape Hatteras bearing SW by w 40 miles dis
an Spanish Nachez hence for Havana by schr
Sterling.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

nOCT, HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
JDROPS-P,eparcd aud sold wholesale by JOHN J. DA.
Wis city Of Hudson Coumbis county, n. VI and for sale IN
this city at whelesa and retail BY
AsPla
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

r. Marshall Total Abstinence Society,"
This Society will meet at Concert Hall THIS EVENING.
II o'clock and Will De addressed by Messs Parker Horace
Greeley and Dr.. Houston Singing By the Marshall Choir
The public cordially invited 10 attend
A D. WILSON, President
A. G1LsERr, Secreta1y II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

GC5- The Managers of the DAILY INFANT SCHOOL,
connected with the Mission Church of the Holy Evangests
will hold Ladies Festival for the Benefit OF the School
under their charge Niblos Saosn Tuesday Evening
NoY. q. Tickets for sale at the door
Gentlemens Tickets 50 Ladies IS Refresh
rnsuts at the Tsa-Table gratis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

~ See advertisement Of d. Houseman German Cough
Drons n2I lmis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
Commercial and Money Matters.

o. For sales a, the Stock Erchange Gna Receipts OF
Produce see FIRST Pose
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

J American Institute.-The hrst Conversation
al meeting Of the Institute viii be held Wednesday eve
nng 22nd Instant O'Clock the Repository in the Park
Conversation O'clock precisely. Subeci
Irorj,s uses compounds and modes manufacture Mem.
bes OF the Institute and their friends invited attend
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

q NeVr-fork Lyceum.-Secon LectaIs u the
course will he delivered "Wednesday evening Nov p, 81
o'clock the Broadway Tabernacle! BY The Rev LeoEard
Bacon, >. D., OF New Haven subjset- Wentworth Earl
Of St,afford Tickets ea1 be obtained al the door.
n2i 2trss e W RODNAN Rec Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

bill is before the Georgia Legislature 10 change The
name Of the Bank of Hawkinsyle TO The Merchants and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

" NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscriber
would call attention to his extensive q
dnd Dining Ware Tea Sets in finish and guaiisy Cas
and Plain Glass, &c. &c. Goods sold for cash only
PEI. P. PAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

BOARDING DOWN TOWN.-A Gentleman
- and his wIfe three single Gentlemen may have
desirable Rooms Board where there few board
ers No 81 Greenwicst-eet The house has jug, been
newly fitted up. and bOaders will be accommodated mode
ate term n4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

yBSs B29Sshf az 1 9qF5ihss and Tor sale
Raman, the Rover Of Cuba and other Tales, by the
author Of Evenings IN Boston
II Wcintosh's Book of Indians History Of the North
Indians from their origin, and their similarity 70
tinsii ~ :. ~ TriI..s nI8 81"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

nAMAGED DRY GOCDS-Just received,
~ large quantity Of Damaged Dry Goods consisting part
fanncs red and white Wool FIannes rich De Laaes.
LOT dab ground Broche Shaws haTy English Blankets.
Wooden Goves, Hosiery and Mt,s Ch!drens Caps Paris
Kid Gloves, Ribbons: sse &C., at w. DENlKE'S, 243 Spring
street plS rss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

A SSORTED SIZES, suitable for trimming
n bonnets dresses &c. Also, Mode Coors and Change
able MaIcelines and Florences, for ninss Also. En-
broidered Muslin Trimmings comprising full a,sort.
nlant of edgngs aud inse.tngs and beautiful
Also Crimped Satin Ribbons Nos H. e. &c; Orange MAJ,
blue green and other desirable coors o Ta Ebbons
superior quality all the numbers from No. Ito 6 incln-
'''e' WILLIAMS, RANKIN & PENNIbiAN,
MI Iwis~ S3 William. corner Cedar.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

nl35t This N&Tuis Chairman Lecture Committee.
Mr. pEMPsTER,s BALLAD soIREEs.

~ Good Board and pleasant Rooms may be obtained
at No. s6 Cliff street. III wv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

LADIES ATTEND.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED
WINTER GIFT FOR LADIES.
Being Instructions in
KNITTING, NETTING AND CRoTCHsT WORK.
Containing than hundred and iashiouable p-
esns From the London Edition Revised and enlarged b.;
American Lady.
PRICE ONE Shilling
Among the numerous Patterns ace Edslnss fox Col
laIs sc; Patterns for Babies Socks Muss Mtteus Pat
for Purses Bags Slippers Shaws all of ufatses,
Cushions Curtains Quilts Stocking. Gloves Tabls Covers
CAPS, OILERS Napkins handkerchief Feather Mls aud
every variety Of articles worn by Ladies.
Minute Instructions are given 20 stitches sc. oy whch
any Lady easily herself the varieties OF work
described
No Ladvshoud be without this useful manual appro
PIRATE 10 he and costing only one shilling:
Published and for sale BIZ BURGESS S STRlNGER,
MI 222 Broadway corner Anp street.
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sbenfalls 3u babeu in Seibslters Saun1bip
BE-, bel Nbrabam Gpeneler.