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Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

- McClernand of Illinois made a lab
ored and violent speech against the river
and harbor bill, and on the 18th Mr.. Bowlin
spoke e~,oq'ently in reply.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

The Reporter says that a Lath-making
establishment has recently been put in OPP
Grafton in St. Louis which turns out almost
an incredible number of Laths during a day.
1t is worked by steam.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

In view of its vast Importance there has
been a remarkable apathy on the subject
of the Convention and the new Constitu-
ton. Surely no other people ever mani
tested so little interest upon a question
which So nearly concerned them.
We are glad, however, that the Constitu-
ton is ~atlast, beginning to attract some lit
tie attention in different parts of the State.
The speakers are beginning to express
themselves i'll reference 70 il; and We hope
that when the next canvass shall .pcn the
discussion will become general. The pa
pers which have declared themselves op-
posed to its adoption, are, the Palmyra
Wing and the Palmyra Courier, the Fulton
Telegraph, the Lexington Telegraph, TIE
Fayette Times, the Boenville Register, the
Warsaw Visitor, Mo. Reporter and the 5.
Missourian. The other papers have gen.
orally have declared for it except the St
Louis New Era, which as yet, has made
no expression.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

The seat of Government for the State of
louisiana is hereafter to be located at Bat
on Rouge.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

We notice in the Union Of the 18th the
appointment of Col. Sloo, register for the
land otfice at Shawneetown to take effect
the 18th of March, when his present com
mission will expire. This is a good APP
pointment.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

The Ohio is now in fine boating order Its
whole length. The Mississippi "nd Mis-
souri, are both said to be on the rise.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04
FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

49,,
, nm -.
SHi" u Az VIM
uistll''' Which 10 oN"Pose
'es u %" 'na''eS @"u
'i'e oiu Ppoiioii1'" ~ 80
Hic's' d. o""i'eS Nv 'i'e y ~ Wv
uiS'rlo'' ieP''''u y! . ! ~
'oh, "hiie hih'oi"' montgomery L A'
ufalh '.lmtu aho'ne'' REPRESENTED y
oh"iie' d. harper n"' u u nv"
aPport'ohnheht' 81" ,"''iSS anu i!''''''
ioIhi inc ifSt SENATORIAL biSH-c| ~ e1e'' I"
ne" senator III i'4o' WINE 'loh'9""e'H
ai" 'aila"ay 10TH aho'"ef % ct'c''h $40
anu warren ana fr"iikNl aiSo' announcer u
eject III 1910 WIN the old aPpoElion-
incnt Nr. liarpers time expired; and Col.
shelton holding over, was OF course to be
considered the representative oil the hrSt
district comPoSe oi ne couh'ieS Oh *
g. cI ''''
'!i
'i' -'''' " ''"' "'
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

st. Francois and Madison counties of the
LIST distsict have instructed their delegates
20 vote for the nomination of the Hon.
James 3. Bowlin.
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MARRIED

On "Wednesday rooraiu- Nov - At = Likes ~
Rev ~. Fortss Rector Alan 2 BOvAY 20 CARO-
LINE ELIZABETH, daughter OF Ransom Smith. ESQ.
al Of this City.
In hee=eviIie. Clinton Co. Tie 18th INST, BY Rev
: Ma:;ock=. HAMILTON B. BRADSHAW Of this civ.
20 Miss CAROLINE 4. PECK Of the former place
In Washington OF Tuesday, 2i;h iHs. b. Rs- Mr.
GAEss W " CAIo DWELL, {. :. Nary 70 CAROLINE EvE
ZINE AzcH-z Only child Of Briz Gen. Tovsou PAY
master Genera I. :. ANN.
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tina, river however the streams are generally shallow
and soon become dry It cannot be doubted therefore
TIA, drousbs of lon: duration favorable 70 military
operations In this country.
tn t.,e!erar.rr durig- The rlzrch has bern vcsv
unequal and it, extremes appear somewhat rerr
On some days the mercury has ranged f:or p07 10 81
Fahrenheit and a. night i: has sunk to - Thee
nights though cold have been favorable as the hesvv
depositss Of dew thereby produced greatly improved
the grazing and might have proved If reccssary sub
stiiute for water
Very respectfully. am, sir your o5edient servant
e. P. hIEGSRURY, Lieut. Ordnance
Brig. Gel Z Woo Ccrsdg Cenlral Dtz.fr1aa Of 1ieQ
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RI observation-disclosures and SHINES OF The join

r. decentralization and stiffness Of the joints,
swengs OF the muscular substances near then and other
symptoms well known TO need description may be eff
fectuay by the OF Rings Compound Syrup Of
Hyirodale OF Poassa Sarsaparia and Yellow Dock Root
The efficacy OF these ingredients Is udispuabe, and By
their judcious atmSJure remedy il formed that for the
named complaints may term an nfalible cure
The great and increasing demand for article of!hs kind
has induced the proprietor bring before the public that
all may haze tho benefit OF it, and know tia. there
remedy this distressing complaint Rheumatism
II Is recommended in full confidence being specific.
and need. but rial 10 the most creduous Of its
surprising properties Prepared and for sale only by C.
Fl. RING. 1872 Broadway corner John-sl. n3 Ims'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

I. tie eaes4 slig H1gar: Erars fror. Lrg2ool-Jobn
Clrn:rns. Rev Henry Cox Rev Clifford Dorsy Lon
don. c H Cole Isle CT wight, Joseph W Harper, Har-
per Niork Capt Smith ana Lady Bremen Chas
Dr. Thos Hal kentucky Ms CLIFFORD and chad Mrs
hiucsley. England Samuel Drary and lady Mrs q
Tucke- Miss Gyles Rarussste Eng Rev Illllns.
hast Providence: Mrs Hood Mss Hood, Jane Hood OF
SYork. Geo Cyle and lady : Wu5slt, Ohio. Prior
and lady James U-quilart Beunock Eng: Miss "hite
Ireland: Wu, Clzw-ou NJ Baker and lAdy and chi
dren, Philad; James Tru=sel Miss 4rls7el Ms last
Ms. Chase Ms Grafton. Martin Hasby and lady-I00
in The steerase
IN tie sctr Nd from BGie hsHa c asse'nere Bou-
dome and Leopold Mailer
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GARDENERS
IMIMrTARLE LIOuID HAIR DYE.

70 new and ngsiGBbi- discovery which In-ianiane-
ou.y changes h color Of the hair roua white or any other
color 10 beautiful black or browu AID without tie least
injury 20 he life hea.h of the hair damage 20 the
skn /! admitted that this d.. produces what u want
ing in most yes natural color and IN aidlu0n
imports 10 The hair beauty and elasticity in appearance
which cannot DE- surpassed.
Purchasers requested 20 be parcusr IN getting In,
geupire article Gardner'- niIntab!e fisr Dye. Sold
al wholesale and retail j. Maniofts No 20 sroadw
and j. B. Hammond Co. Druggists No q broadway.
r. A,o Tor sale al ] MGno,'- beautiful assortment
nj viz, end -calp. n6 lmis
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WEALTH or The STATE OF OEIo-We learn
by letter from trend OHIO tina, the safe Board OF
Equalization concluded IL ia5ors Columbus on the
18th instant after session Of Mere ,an three weeks c:
which th+ t.,c7=--r- sIe The aggregate results
The vauai!on II tie real property q OHIO i s5orr
three huutrt4i and t7vsn-yfogr TciIl;ous OF dollars
The personal properly L -alSed az 7I774,i making
az aggregate OF real and personal properly 10 ne amount
OF - :4-tI.a; i say than four hundred
and three millions OF dollars MAJ. Inteiissacs-
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0--N,
uAEO .
i INST ISAAC MADDEN. in hi. 18Th

On Taar.day. e5-a INST ISAAC MADDEN in his 18th
His friends and relations invited to attend his
funeral from No l. iun=- this FRIDAY afternoon 81
O'Clock.
On the a5;h inst Of consumption, JOSIAH, CHAP
Nan in the 24;h year O: Ms age.
The friends OF the family particularly .n7sd %
attend hi. funeral from the residence OF his brother :.
E. Chapman No - Coiurn5ia-s;- near Jero!ar1aa-st
BROOKLYN 4; II O'Clock. on Seventh Day morning 2;h
Instant = Ph.ladelph:a papers please copy.
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~ From the Tirnes.-H

n From the Tlnes.-HO"eFeT lt'IsIII4I I1e
H. hand sud hoSe gay and enchanting may be 81 The
oys and flights of summer TIE approach OF Winter =
not W hnuL comforts and domestic blessings Then
how ecs-ay for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, De-
biilacd stomach Impurty Of the Blood, and diseases
generally attendant upon sudden caange., use DR..
Moods sarsa para and Wild Cherry B.,ier-, that they
mar with certainty such affections vii render
them unable partak- with cAeerulness Tue Joyous =cenes
OF Winter. a.,
WAR & KErcHAM Who:esae and Retail Agents, l2l
Fulton-.t y Y Sold also Broadway, 5l B-eeHer
L Prrr Sl-.arFe hOItles. NJ nus
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Mar, cts. Carefully reported fer T1.- 7'ris,.a<.
Ttrr-zsn,v n

The principal transactions 70 day were in Tur
keys which were taken considerable extent Tor home
CONSUMPTION. There was. however. some tye move
neni in Flour during the morning Tn. cold snap.
companied By aa5 probably used Cp CaEal nhrie-
this and Flour took start La:ge rece!v-
ers were sskn, 37t rs % fo- GeEesee store and
heard OF sales about coo bbls Michigan and eaesee
the dock part IN bad order. az ) ..
In other articles of produce we believe there no
transactions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. for Fa.i
S.lesThe attention Of families, merchants, hotsi-
Keepers ship and steamboat owners, about 70 purchase
aret. OH Cloths or rrT other article IN t1e linz are m
WED 10 tue STOCK OF and beznt.fu! Carpets and Oh
Cloths lu.. received Ggoas extensive ~aFeooEs e1-
tenauv through the entire block, and fronting No q
Fast Broadway, and Il Divisional
The yzrely patterns Of ell the various styles OF
BrsseI. Three Ply and the beet quality u fngrains hss
rot been ro9aed r for many years, al Of
winch haye been received di.ect from Tie nanufae1rers
thereby enabling he subscribe: 10 assure purchasers tia;
every article VII prove represented. Another grea,
consideration purchasers H. the fact that Is the deter:
r1in.iioH sell sch Prce, VIII defy eornpstiOn
even a:ter new Tarif lakes effect
W. Il GGiOSS WarerooCss. fronting
i-eoti on No. 81 East and Il D!-sion-st.
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Y Living Te.tilnony.-Look At he toIlowlng r

J. q NJ Adam, Coun-eliora a. Law:
Having used HYERS PILLS on a.! occa.io-. IN which
have needed Medicine for the few yeaf- past md having
In each case found almost immediate relief thererom,
can ch-erfIy recommend them - Al excellent article o.
OF ~ deranEen1eni- J. @. MADAM 2 beekInsn-st
General Depot Fulton p floor Sold, also. BY
cigfn 20 Broad gav: Cook corner Grand I'd Alien SIS
SIya ~ East Broad way; Mr.. HAYES, l}9 Fulton-sL
Brooklyn J. p OurtaH, q Grand-st- w A!ian-burgh
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
DY FIRTH 81 HALL. | frankn-square. and FIRTH
DHALL s. POND, 23g Broadway
Kinks ORGAN SCHOOL, BOOk6.-Thi number com
Pieces the work. which stle only complete and thorough
school for the Organ published IN this country The price
Of the book complete and handsomely bound IL 81 Bound
copies be had In the " week The De MeY
Grand Waltz composed and dedicated 20 Leopold DE
Meyer, by Miss Augusta Browne. Price 80 cents This
piece has excellent and beautifully executed likeness OF
d, Meyer with his signature and coat or arms Jss"e
new and very beautiful song by Geo. Lnley, sung by
Miss Northsl. II has very pretty vignete title plate
Pre-. % cents La Par-enne Vase Favors composed by
II Ro..llru Prre y cent? n9 isU
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Boarding.
BOARD wANTED-B

BOARD WANTED-By young gentleman and wife
ID n New-York or near Ferry IN SrcoSlyu, IN small
family where there few o. no boaFdes one large nom
with sleeping .ocrl corrected. one large room with
pantry Possession desired in course 81
weeks Terms De- moderate. Address No, . a;
IN. oiicr. NJ g
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- AnrI-~Invcry IIeetinS.-The Rev. Owen Love
JOY, o; Illinois, GroIher Of Elijah r Loveloy, the martyr
Sho f Aioc Ia Tie defence OF Liberty. will address
The cizeas .; New York IN behalf of three million. % our
countryuer chains. tho Wesleyan Chapel, k!ns-s.
on Thursday evening, the -, s,.d al the Coliseum Rooms
40 BrDadyay on Friday evening the = commenc
He ~ cclocs.
Mr. Loveoy able and eloquent Tie friends Ok hu-
msni;y. iGe. and geuieme4, are invited 10 attend.
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books.
RANpALL,s GEOLOGY.

INCENTIVES TO TIE CULTIVATION og,he Science
OF Geology. Sned o' the OF The Young by : ;
Randall Deputy Superintendent OF Common Schools
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Par; l. brigham Progress OF theological Science
Par; II. General Principles OF Geology.
Part III. Scent;c Divisions ofEieology.
Part w. Geological Features OF the United States and Of
the State of New.York.
Part V. Practical Results OF Geological Science.
~ Agents Booksellers and others will please send
their orders
Extract from he .4u.t0r's frtro,iacor.
L. the preparation OF this work the object OF the All.
thor has present from the best atRiHabe
the leading principles and prominent results Of Geoicgt
Science, chiefly with The Of engaging hs s,tcr
and attracting into This interesting channel The
Of The Young The purely scientific details and
technical language with which the practical GeoloSst il
familiar have been far pos-ih" rurpcsey avoided
~ This wors sprinted new, Prge type, IN one vol
limo, with numerous eugrSviugs ami neatly bound
Il cloth for Private aud District Schoo Libraries Price
cents The may be procured through any OF the
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DY JAMES u. MILLRR-Stors No. 10 Maiden
ID lane ne II doc, 70 NJ. LbertyyL
FRIDAY, Nov. n.
AT lOi O'Clock al inc store No. 10 asiden'lans
gn4IxcE.n SHEPstEIp, GEsxAr AND ASEzicAs bth1-
vaRE-SJO packages and lots Of he'n Hafa"s's'J'- ~
ported end manufactured - 1...n,.
Catalogue and soods ready fof exa'ninsu'o SS''
yous 10 sale. On credit cf . moatss
THURSDAY, Dec ..
Al lhI O'clock A. the Store Of BUkey Bfo"ks no. ~
Frrry-st
s6o0 side, gensck Tanned Sole Leather VARIOUS Tsa-
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~ would ogajn call the attention Of j.

laec females DR. Va1 ghc's vegetable Luboutriptc MIX
ture advertised 10 the papers he Great American
Remedy For al complaints peculiar 10 The MS IS
81 admirable medicine Pamphlets containing sercrn
trgtis. upon al hch ibis pleas ait medicine
il recommend certificates Of cures be had gratis
Al the prncpa! otc- N is Cty, l3Z Nassaa-7t or OF
agents. See advertisement no bus
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S.s- The T.. -. Senate OF ISi2.-The subscribers
especially announce that their large mez2otint engraving
the United States Senate Is completed and Will In short
tine published Those who desr. receive early i'm
pressoua are invited call the AIttor! Miniature Cal
.erv and examine the engraving.
eulS Isu ANTHONY. CLARK co. 2i7 broadway
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N.TIoxAL LOAN FuSD LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY !
Of Northumberland Agents Otace, - Wa!tst
New Yo.x, 5Lh Nov. 49,
NOTICE-Tae United sisIes Local Board haze estsn-
shed an Office al i3i Bo,rery. 5e tenonainzisd ne
Bossery Agency" and hare appointed Henry ID oooeI
ESQ S1b-Agen thereto. ,;t
baak forms sne al particulars be Obtained % app
cation 10 M iotet or az the socie.ys chsi o.ce rs
America u Waist A Medical Examiner VII s'fna =
i' ~ swf?nis Il ngaSbgR STAIR. Cener. AxsaL
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\ san SroRY-Mr. Williams. Of the Georgia
Regiment: in Il letter 70 his fsiher dated Monterey
October IL SAYS: The ranks OF re irnen, have
been terribly ,hinned We marched across the Chaia
Roochee river with nine hundred a1d ten officers and
men md today the regiment I'll told barely numbers
six hundred and hardly that Though We have dis
charged many from sickness and dissbAV-stll We
aeve deposited nearly seventy beneath the chappors in
the short space OF four mouths
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r7Roys' Clothing and made in ,hc iashions-
BILE -tye al So Broaaay up stairs (opposltc the Tsssr
nacle5 hv MRS II. FREEMAN. No 2Inis
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General Notiees.
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Stone. The Peel; T. Friend her Birthday Myse'f
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Farewell >oE--7scribed lie Hutchinson Fsm!ly: TO
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tric-; Association Discussed Nos / sni S-wi.h the
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Free Norm TIE Coolest Thi-- Yet: TIE Late Election
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YANKEE pooDLE-No. VIII


CONTAINS THE FIRST CHAPTER Of the work
My Samuel Lover written expressly for It's pages and
entitled Handy Audy'- Post Bag.
All the literary this number unusually spicy
and sparkling and IL euih-llished with
Fifteen Splendid illustrations
Among which are-Mr Webster a. SisyphIs The Seam
stress; Young America; Runs with % aud Kills for Key
ser: Charles Mean as Ming John: Mr. Murdoch AT the
Boyvery Amir Magnetism Astor House Steps Tall
Turnout; The Italian Opera; Omnibus Riding. &c SC.
Terms ct ceuts--e3 per aHuum IL advance.
~ The Trade &C. supplied on The usual terms.
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~ French Lan2uuae.-Ninucsca'> Oral Sys-
te,n.-Madame Dursnd daughter OF The late Jean Man
e-ca,l is now forming her last Evening Class for the
season. Gentlemen wishing Join this class request
ed to make immediate application.
Morning Class for Ladies has just commenced, in
which two more pupils be admiIed, IS walkers
n2l jfi.s
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Tyarelcrs dRd Others leSvins the City in the after
noon informed .hat Evening EdneH Of he Tn
pane Is printed every day. containing the STOCK Sales
Markets News by the Southern mail sc up 10 o'clock
BY lnqurng of the Newsboys Tor the Eus1iss Eil;oa
of The Tribune every VIII be able 70 rske with him
the latest news up to tie time Of leaving the City.
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- snndnx moi the snhh.th nf Tho Hihle.-R,

- sunday not the sabbath of the Bible.-By
Request % The New-Yerk rect Society Rev Taoma. 4.
Brown viii deliver ;he Seveulhiay Baptist Chapel IN
Eleyenh-s- between Bowery sud ThId-Gvcrue course
OF Lectures designed 20 show thai e seventh dag Of the
week i all! the sabbath o: the Lord thy God. ard Tia.
the notion OF change Ct The Sabbath from the
last TO the day q The Sse wholly unauthorized by
The Scriptures of rth Introductory Lecture Sunday
evening. The Nth INST The rGhic invited 10 attend
. n. .i.s.
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wW n JONES sneti0peer -
BOOTS, SHOES AND BKon ,1l'i 20 NJ d In.
gerso Co 10 ~ ea I, 20 es ass saSe. .9s RS
large e - So Southern Western and city d. aers
se' cazlogu-. OF goods ready on morning Of
ne .s sas- so eases Men. Kip Peyged Roots.
TO 81 cases Boys, sr4 Ye'Ihs Kip fegged Boots.
80 ~ cases Boys hin PeZgad Boots-
Siso, 10 eases MeS,s Kip Psgled Brozaas.
AIso 50 csses Me5s AID Wonea's Asaufs-turcd Rab
berL ~
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Anrtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auciioneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.-slois
ID 1Oi Broadway-Libersl Cash Advances made m cor

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,ioneer.
RY BASGs, RICHARDS az PLATT.ms.o,s
''''-'''' FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. n,
AT 81 O'Clock, nj the Auction Room.
VALUABLE LlGRARYA large and yaluaols collection OF
Books e9oscpg many choice old editions o. ofts a 90
losophy Mathematics Latin and Greek Cssses, SOHO Of
Them fine specimens Of Early Printing works rsalingto
treney valuhhl- works In Foreign Languages etc
AT rasATe o. oa as 70, s9,s o;TIy 'f.5
INSTRUMENT OF Standard and Misc1ilaneous Boohs
r. COTTON, Aucrionesr.
RY C0LTOS. Auction a. and Commission Q, Merchant
goods eher for private sale nj auction
prompt return. made Outdoor .sis. Of sv,ry description
FRIDAY, Nov. u,
Al l0t O'Clock At the Auction Room.
IA O new 1d see" $t.nI. d ssS sed
Maaaes Carpets Oil Cloih Ldoking Glasses Crocksfy
Also viii positively be- closed up Of Pspyr
Hanging. remaining rom last sAss. suitable Tor handbook
makers and the trade.
Also AN assortment Of Borders, &c
Also, about 10000 scgar- Of various bfsn''
Also. balance Of Dry Goods az 100000,
Ar PRfyAr. SALE-Ono sp!sHnh foss"ooa rlhno,
At pHvats gale, two largo kKisrslon tables. ons VIII
extend abont - feet and the Other o.
n, CHAMBERLAIN, Aaftionser--stors No. IL
l.. sonce-.t--LibrrsI advances made on Goots con-
,rned for private sale. or 10 hi sold Al s1con Outdoor
,als. csr-y attended 10, and respectfully splGiied -
Prompt returns nhde
MONDAY Nov. 20.
A. 10 O'Clock, at No 10 Sprurs-sL
snEKyVs SALE Of Tools. Hardware, &c comprising lot
and Tobacco Knives Saws sod Saw Handles lot
Fie. screw Pales Dies. Vices, envelope Cuters BRACES
and But. Match Machine be.I1s variety ofother Tools
nc
Also Counter, Desk, soge, Chairs, NC.
TUESDAY, Dec. !,
At 10 o'clo-s, at No. ~ Sprdce-st
5ssRITy SALE of the Gentletnens Furniaa-
Ing Ystabl,brnt comprising Dress and Froek Cosls,
Pants vests quantity Lambs Wool snd couoo nAsr
shirts and Drawers. Linen ard Cotton Shirts. Scarfs
H.ndk-rchief- Cloves Stocks Saspendsrs, Hosiery Um
breiAs, NC
Also Courters Desks Looking Classes, Chairs, Stools,
Stoves, &c
Also one large Once Table with private drawsrl
Also ca.es Toys assorted suitable for tho 1ade and
OLners.
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To- Door springs.

To- Door Springs.-The hest in the MarkeI--Au who
desire practice economy hense otheir fuel and 1.-THE
same time enjoy The luxury keeping their Offices,
couniingroom and dwelling .houscs comfortably warm,
may find necessary during the cold weather TO have
springs applied their doors for closing them. For this
purpose very superior article may be found at 81 John
sale By J. B. Wells The superiority of this spring
others that have seen consists in its gentle acton
upon the when opcn wide and s powerful action as
door approaches closing point For farther n;crna-
ton we refer to the doors OF Office me- SITS