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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

. IT friend und neiphbor OF the Richmond Pal
IAdinm proposes n Wing State Cohyen non, to be
held on The Il III Of Jnuuarv next al lndanapo-
lis. We distinctly III favor Of the COnven-
ton; bat plan woU!d differ little from our
neighbor's. We thluk would be unfavora-
bic time for boiling mass meeting; nor do we
know that such meeting is necessary, at this
juncture, We need a business Convention very
much. Oar forces must be skfuIly mlrshaed
for the coming struggle. We have the numbers
and the trW to conquer; but energies mus,
be united-we must act IN concert--we must not
20 into a heller SHELTER engagement; and a CON
vention of delegates. favorable to NatiolaI
Currency aud Tariff for Revenue and Pfotec-
ton, should assemble at tho time proposed, or u
some other time during the winter, for the pur
pose of organizing forces thoroughly and eff
c,entlv for the coming Gubernatorial and Con
gressional campaigns.
Oar plan would be this. Let the people hold
mass county conventions and select two
delegates from each townsh p--p!edged 10 attend
the State Conv tion-of known integrity and yea
10 the cause of their county, md let them assem-
bic at Indianapolis and consult toge Their for the |
general good; make nomina lions Tor Governor nnd
Lieut.. Governor; use their efforts TO ensure ell
hcient organization of our forces, and do every
other honorable thing necessary and proper to be /
done, to ensure the complete triumph OF our prin-
ms kInd Of q vention p RushriUe Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

ME undersigned has opened School for instruction
in the elementary and higher branches Of Education,
in the lower of Warner Building.
Terms Of Tuition In the English branches.
One and Half Two Half Dollars per Quar-
for instruction III Algebra Geometry, 1rgonometry
plane and spherical, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy.
Rhetoric, Chemistry, and the Greek and Latin Lang
-Four Dollars aud Fifty per Quarter.
No deductions made the absence scholars
their admission, unless { sickness
The Richmond and vicinity are requested
give the school their support
w. 5. TURRELL, Principal.
Richmond, November s. 1872. Ait
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
REMOVAL.

ME UNDER gned informs his friends ana the public,
1 that he has removed lis TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT, and is ready TO accommodate those
who garments made good style and
the 'iu1es, At si:c-t t.otoe-
frAg-Hs shoa Market street, three doors from tbs
corner of Na aud Market
f-J-LCMDEK and country produce VIII be taken in
change for work. MATTHIAS CONKLE.
Richmond, Sept. 3, 1912. 3otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Executors Notice.

ME undersigned has take Of the Wayne Probate
Court, Testers tesamentzry on the estate Of Andrew
Barton, dec ne theetoore requests all persons
said make immediate payment and all having
claims said legally authen.i
Gated for settlement within from ths date The
- solvent. VIM. f. BARTON, Executor.
Richmond. Is, 1912. 4i-33
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
NOTICE TO TIE TE.4CHERS OF M 1--WE

"
COL.NTT.-Tne meeting Teaches for the purpose OF
the books OF the schools III the coun
w. met Centeve, the first of October, and ADJOURN
Ell to the November Teachers generally, are soli
cited The disorganZed slate OF books
and consequent tav progress of the pupil may caused
the sprit Education fall While Teachers are aware
that mind his kingdom that education IS the
cause ennobiing the nndof suoduing the wees
age, and OF asslmatng &c ms haAeT can they
refuse 10 spend day for the gooc OF the cause
Nov 81, 1872 H. b BOOKER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Administrators Sale.

Office IS hereby given, that viii offer for
Tuesday, the 9th pay of November next, the late
residence John B. Taylor, late of Wayne county Ind-
deceased, all the Personal Property of said
consisting ofIforses, Cattle Sheep. Hoga. Wheat Com
Oats, Household Furniture lot of Flour Pa rrels Io of
seasoned Lumber lot OF Shingles arti-
cIes tedious mention. credit twelve moths
viii be given all sums of three dollars and upwards, by
purchaser giving with approved security to
commence n o'clock, A. NJ.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Adrnistratrix
WILLIAM L. FRYAR Administrator
o. tobcr 1e, 15i1. 42:4i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

~ virtue OF an Execution to me directed from ~,
, " Ayhe IiFeutt Court, Ill expose public sale
TIE ourt House door in Centresie, Wayne county,
m, CA the Hi day OF November, 1872,
OF O'Clock, A NJ and four o'clock, f. on said day.
the following property o-wit certain parcel or tract
OF land IN Wayne county, iadiana known by being p..t
OF The North West quarter OF Section No 3.
fourteen, Range West, being East tract
Of land Henry unt bought of Henry Hiatt.
from the said hy North aud South line. containing
fotty-six acres, I05 ID rods.
Taken the property of William Sasille, satisfy
in favor of John FaTbairn.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff W c.
October -, lol2 S2,Uo) 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Administrators Notice.

VIE undersigned has letters of Admipistra
ton on the Estate of John b. ylor late Of Wayne
county, Indiana. deceased II persons indebted TO said
Estate requested ke immediate uayment: and
those having claims against said Estate notified to
them duly authenticated within one
this date. The Estate , supposed o be solvent.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrators
WILLIAM l.. FRIAR, Administrator.
October 18th, 1912. 42:44
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NEW ARRANEE1E
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

Wiz subscribers having purchased RfCINoN -
Il Fot NDRf of .N1rdgse, F1tslke 4 UfLIanls. re-
now prepared to furnish all Kinds of CASTINGS "a
az they can be had IN CINCINNATI any estan-h-
nent III the western country: and general
or!Hehi OF patterns and latest improvements the
pest MlIwfghts liz the will to those
are about TO improve bad ILL.,,
1heir advantage TO give a call, viii all
use the best stock had, prices
found 20 correspani WIN he tLmes-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

" making the above PLOUGH From the onr .tap-
ding OF this Plough this and the adjoining
IN o1io- deem speak
quaint e but inquire those
them to and they the best and Plough
raj use We manufacture one tvo three.
four horse P!orgas all OF which months
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Sherin'S Sale.

virtue of sunery Executions directed the
Supreme Court OF the State Of Indiana will expose
public sale the court House door Ceueve. "
co.. Ind, the Both day November, Iei2 the
hours OF O'clock A NJ and four O'clock F. NJ on said
day, the following property, ,o.wit Tine east half of
certain parcc! or lot of land Richmond W
county, Indiana known by being lot numbered forty three
as numbered on the pa: Of that said city laid by
jeremiah Cox.
Taken the property OF Darol d. Sloan, satisf,
ecutons in favor OF the Richmond Trading Manufac-
turing Company.
WILLIAM BAKER Sheriff, ". c.
November Ist. lsi9. (S2.OO4 I4ts
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PUBLIC SALE.

M ILL be exposed for sale, Fiiblc Auction,
w Thursday, the o4th day of November Next all the
Personal property OF The late r Morris Lancaster
consisting of extensive Library of valuable LAW
and MEDICAL BOOKS; also. well selected Historical
and Literary works; together Household
md Kitchen Furniture, and superior RIFLE GUN -
Al-o,-a few thousand Nutcaulis Trees.
Sale commence 10 O'Clock, A NJ on said day due
attendance viii be given by
WM X FOULkE, Administration.
October 21th, 1872.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

ME partnership existing between the undersigned will
expire shortly by limitation; they therefore,
settle their business, and respectfully invite all
persons indebted them call and settle, money
had close tho They have hand shall
keep good assortment of all kinds of LEATHER. which
they Will sell cheap, Cash, exchange for Hides or
Wheat. Persons who wish purchase would well 10
call before rchasng elsewhere. they determined
give the best of Bargains.
MOORE & FLETCHER
10Th mo. Doth, 1912. 42tf
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COMSTOCk & co
IT,


Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapdrild.
WIS article prepared a aud scientific
is known Il be and warranted quite equal any that
be made In fact article under
had good reputation, while cupdity
proprietor has led him make Of worthless quality OF
Of sarsaparla, and III very careless manner relying
the preIutIces of me favor of MS
Retailers and physicians have long and known
had iale persuade their
This has IA
the ungentemary course Of the proprietor well under
STOOD that by general consent the tide il se favor Of
good artice that be depended upon and may be
tanned with pleasure those vending and using
ne subscribers the quality OF this article be al
toge ter superior other article Of the kind
Use. COMSTOCk co. Chemists, " Y ork.
Oct a. 1S43 For sale by Irri Reed & Brother
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

VE>AX NOTICE.-AII Real Estate lying in the city Of
4 Richmond, which the Taxes have been paid,
VIII be offered Public Sale tho 2nd Monday No
vember the law Directs unless settled previous
that time. NELSON PAGE, Collector.
Richmond, DC, 10. 1872
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

STATED MEETING Of the Medical Society of
Wayne county, will be held Contreyille, Mon
the lth, November 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. AS
potant business viii before society. punctua
tendance Is requested. J. PRITCIiET, Sec'y.
Oct. 29th, 1872. 13td
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

INDIANA JOURN AL-Ths paper viii be issued dali
". tr-weeky. and weekly, during the session Of the
Legislature IL will contain faithful aa1 early reports of
the Legislature, such general intelligence De
deemed The viii be carefully
veloPed and regularly mailed.
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TAKE NOTICE

EN1E undersigned having sold their Foundry establish
ment are now under the abso1te necessity OF colIec-
ting their debts. Those owing them notified that pay
ment MUST BE MADE without delay
NORDYkE, FOULkES WILLIAMS.
Ric-mond Oct. %, 1912. 4lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

CANALS AND FLoUR.-The deficiency in the
business of the New York Canals. this year, as
compared with last. The st inst, was ia tolls
S26l ,9i5, and in flour 6ti SD bbs
Monroe Edwards, the accomplished financier,
has been snuely deposited IN Sing Sing, the New
York State prison.
The Natchez Courier announces the arrival at
tina, port Of the ship Tvr!an Capt. Jackson, be-
ing second of the ships destined this season from
Natchez for Liverpool.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
School IN ,iic Warner Building.

'->''o'' ~ ei1> " .1'iiNi i'uiiuiup
ME next Term of The Subscribers school will com
4 mence Monday. the lith of November next, in
the Warner Bu,Iding. lnsucton viii be Civ en-
branches OF education usually Taught Seec, high
Schools. Titton, $, 80 per Quarter.
EMILY Il. kNOVLTON
Richmond, Oct. %, 1872 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

MARRIED,-On Sunday, the 30th ullimo. by Step
g. Stanton ESQ, NJ. SAMUEL ARLINGTON, to Miss
SARAH TAYLOR.
On Thursday last, by the same, Nj w lillian r.
WILLIAMS. TO Hiss REBECCA SCARCE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
lmportantl--State Scrip.
EICIANGE YOUR SCRIP for FLANNEL.

ME Richmond Trading and Manufa turing Company
viii sell a quantity of Flnnnel for State Scrip, old
issue, they will also cell good Cassnets,
Cashmere Cloth, Blankets, Paper Sc, their manufac
low, for good funds viii allow the highest price for
Scrip in their articles.
n b No WOOI. wanted a, present; as the Com
Pany has sItte 'ent Oh hand 10 last until next clipping
September It, lSi3. 37tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

STATE CoNvESrIoN.--ln another column will
Toe found an article from The Richmond Palladium,
recommending Wing Convention to be held AT
Indian polls the l7th of January next We
think the reasons given by the Palladium are al
together good-and that The call will be respond
cd TO by the Wings Of VIgo.-Wabash Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
EAILIMs: MA c2gNYs.
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH

" will a'so make CARDING MACHINES o
1.-TWO and t.L..l al..aL, an tar....
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

WnIG CONVENTION. Editor of the Rich
mond (ind y Palladium proposes a Wing Conven~
ton at Indiana polls, on the l1th day of january
next. The Wings viii have to select candidates
for Governor aud Lieutenant Governor. for 1913,
and 1t may he deemed proper 10 send delegates To
a National Convention, to be held at some future
time. On the whole, the idea is good one, and
the .'mction is seconded on, here in V'go.--lVa
hISh ErDrcSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05


The tariff bill reported in the House has not
yet come to hand Its general provisions appears,
average duty of 30 SO per cent the imports It 10
possible under the existing state Of things obtain
from high tariff Those who are to be be-
Melted by the operation of the oppressive import duties,
vigorously exerng themselves to procure their i'm
position. Through q corrupt press and little money
few interested people make great clamor. On the
other hand the great of the people who just
becoming emancipated from bank and tariff rule
king no efforts to escape from the chains which the adj
vocates Of oppression forging for their neoks The
vendors Of imported goods whose stores overloaded
with the heavy imports Of last year, have out
with most patriotic and dsinteresed appeal Congress
tosy exorbitant duties the effects Of which will be
double the market value Of the stocks held by those
disinteresed patriots Under the supposon that their
collected stocks worth - 900 600 imported
under low duties, under a new high tariff the value
will be raised to 0os taking out of the
pockets of the people without putting shilling into
the Treasury of the Government. This operation il
very facetiously called Saving the country" How
long al the people to BIO blinded by such shallow
t6ces7 Let look back at the operation of the tariff
since 1885, with the customs received and the bank
rsncy in the same period.
EFFORTS, AMOUNT OF CUSTOMS, REvESUv AND BANK Cur
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LyERPooL-Shp Sddons-loe tons coal 1900 sacks salt
Coll.s Co.'S pkgs Hidden sen-i Van Nsst1 Griffin
X Pulman-T X Stewards Adshcad & col w Hay
dock-loJ A Newbod-s Thompson-lioo Phelps, Dodge
co.'s Ste ne. Swan col w Mi ler-2 Wintsrbotom
rs Guion-2WB Bends Hunt Brolhers-i Ro
eers-aS Brows co.'s Osborn Lite.2J Warren-s Jno
Gihon sc1s Richardson Wa,s9n.l Wight, Surge s
IS Hill y w uIayss-2 Bornham 4 baldwin-s
W,sb-i2 AdsrnF Brotheis-l White Sheield-s
Tabei.4fs 6sgs % anvils bds Wemore cos ph9s
n Sheldon col Field, Ihompson co.'s J Motif w
Horsman-I Savage-4J & Garner-2l Warren, Hart
Lslev-4s Benedict Co.'s Yates. Bleecker col
Ery.4 Underhiil cs- Young smith col i Bstes.4 Z
Abrahamsonll Bird, Gil sn ca-5,J Gihen CO.'S Patton
Fox eo.7 T Jones eo-l2 Mitchell & co.'s Stewart
jr-se Ogden, Fernuson cos w Firth-i4 ngs Scotll
rooker Mead Smith, Thmrgar col Gorton, Hold
ges col Haddon co.'s II Fermaur kco-2 Robinson
COT Wilson, White wright col Little Brown-6 Reiss
Brothers coz Meed-2 ID Sigourney s,n-l FkLee-i
Baylis-76 w hItmore col Clark Saxton w cary
co-3L Wyeth-l Cook Anthony K Mahony-i Reed
Taylor-sJ McCall col Hore Ncoll-l Il Pardow.2
N1arshallai Csrtedge- VIM Reed, Niyins con!
son-soO Morew God coz Oakeys son-i7 Rhodes
IS Lafmln eos Van ,nt--5 Wendell & Atwater-
Tracy 4 Alen-I Mana Hendck-i Humphrey & LansiDg
% w Muir co.'s Mitchell, y cc--2 j Mortimer & CO
Il Baron-l2 Martin colo Godfrey, Pattison colt
Wolfe Bishop &eo-8 Wight, Sturgss Shaw-2 Gller
a Fry-3o Seymour-i Hasiuck X co.'s Watts x
Gregory cos2s bars iron us pkgs and bs
to order.
MARAcAso-SchrJ Jersey Oak-4oo cocoa nuts bag coffee
Dbl mdse bay palm leaf hats Shaw vbs
Murray Lvermore-ls palm leaf hats los tons fusc
Fete, Phlad $500
ChastelaiD X Ponvert.
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NI--SECOND EDITION
PRICE lol CENTS

90 THE EXTRA DOUBLE NEW WORLD, Sc
coAd edition, containing the whole of Bulwer's New
Novel, Zahon will be published and for sale this day,
the Office 80 Ann street. The public may be assured
that the Extra Double New World embraces the work
entire from the English edition, without Infringement;
and be had for the extremely low price Of l2i
cents bringing it within the of thousands who
debarred its erusal in TIE book FORM 81 for ten
pies in wrappers for the malsnewspaper postage only
to any part Of the country. Orders from the country
promptly filed. Address
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
80 Ann street, New York.
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Bsrk Naj,dsn, tsw. dh) wiekman, Rotterdam w wssser
;en Berry Hev.. Belize HOna Foster
Arrived.
co 81 c Ss M
1s: s;f
- ! IL *. :G n rs .1t "a:
:Iiss sseSa Isn Hs:a ss f' %
seSr john Hill DanSsI, from trinidad de Cuba, March s.
f
for no g. % n g g Ssa
Coraes, for Bo:io.; ieG lat - sa sehI Emily Knight
.s
Boston, Lest overheard on the Iasssge Mr. DANIEL Cole,
It, only E; s:ss es'. and fl as y
moaS NJ .sd nss Of Ply
oSS r. tom. 49, % n
s.rs tCe Left 18th VT .ehr. Mary su.a. for Boston.
schr Isaac Townsend Drum, 30 days from Attakapa La
schr Bound Brook Easss days fou Norfolk, with corn
ssh5 Mary sanderson. wescott days from NCarOlina
schr Boston. Bray days from Lubec with plaster the
schr Hero, Curtis days from Wilmington NC. naval
sshr Manchester. Allen from Richmond with flour TO Al!
schr Manchester Nesuh from avre de Grace with ron
schr Reside Langley. days from Boston, with mdse.
sehr Walter, Ryder days from Boston, with mdse John
schr Vscher Buncs4 days from Bosion with mdse the
1schr Rose snedecor from Navre do Grace with ron to
Below.
none ship, one brig
Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE lsLANDER,l
Arr Mar 81 Wankineo Bs!,imcIs for "a River Mechanic
Albany Vermont Boston for NYori: Ndas Providence for
sailed YANKEE; zyAyr ri Ec.iS 9sq Warren wn,s r.
Marqsis, and i Lion. rh,lad y.
ARA MsssssG Fall River, and Rhods Island, PrOvi-
Sailed. Visseh.r, and Midas.
Spoken.
Rubcsn, from New Orleans for Hsvre March ai IS 3d.
aanzss for Boston, date Cape Hatteras by e.
IS miles.
Foreign Porte.
PoRIo CAsELLo about 20 nceIn port John OF Bal,i
more to SAL en- the ish Com WarrIngton uns Anita oiBo,
BSESo. AyRr, Jan so-In port Chacsdony and Faeoner
Icy; e YOTl FIanln 0{ Psnd and George Of Salem
United Estates Ports.
CAMDEN. Mar l!;-Arr Albauo. NYork ~
,PosrLAso April lar George Whining on NC. Cid EI-
gosros April Arr Merlin Bu;ncs Ayres Russian do;
ST New Orleans Eliza Hand Washington NC; Elliot
WILMINGTON Dell Comet. VIM Henry, and Cofde.a Tor New
Yo,k
night Ezabeih Nantucket for Richm nd Msndain. Nor
for Boston, In port at noon, Calumet Tvs brigs
passed down North Channel and have probably gone into
HAarroRp, April 2-Arr Speaker, NYork, Phenir, do
fHLApsLrA Asrl AR Gps.y, Halifax; Ella, Boston;
Orion La Guayra Lodemii Eliza, Wilmington NC Eagle
Halifax: Franklin Calais; MMc.us Bangor Ivanhce New
baryport Cid susquehsnna, Livefpoo Rsnowp NOrieans
Planet, NYork.
BALI n,hE, April geld Ocean, Boston Arr Virginia
Cardiff, Wales; Arkansas, Ponce PR. Sid Columbia.
York; VIM Wilson, }; Phebe Elm do Pacific do; Union
Prov violence; Petrol, Liverpool Ms.
ALEXANDRIA Mar 3I-Sd O,tvs, Eastport; Dodge, NYork
p reus, do; Kenhaws, do.
UNI, do.
kIcHM)Sp, April I-sid Metallic, Sandwich; VIM Burk,
Boston; Banner do; Manchester NYork Niagara do Thos
Dale Hartford Sid Mar 81, Wave, Boston; Eunice New
MeBme, Mar 2s-Ch Democrat, Providence. Arr Burrg.
ton Liverpoo Cowper Bostod; VIM James, Providence;
Louisiana, NYork; Fancy, Newport.
Nlw OsLEsss. Mar ta-Cld Leontine, Bremen; Nancy w
NYork; Clarion do Caledonia Brauder Liver
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City Despatch Post.

ParScrAL OrrIcE Letters deposited before half pas,
s. half past IL, and half past o'clock will be sent out
for delivery at Q, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIcss-Letters deposited before T. IL and ,
o'clock will be sent out Tor delivery o. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

On Sunday night, 81 inst. MIeHIuD EMasvrL, in the
Goth year Of his age.
The friends of the family and Of his in law Capt
+ II. Hebard, Capt Samuel Hose John ". snyre, and
Charles A. Van Kleeck invited to attend his une-
rail- this afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
oliver street.
On Monday, 4th inst ASS HAsrrr, aged IS years.
Her friends and acquantsnces, and those Of her son.
Felix, respectfully invited attend her funeral
afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence 2s2 Ri
vington street.
On Sunday morning, sd inst WILLIAM, only son of
William r Cune, aged years.
The relatives and of the family invited to attic.
ly place.
After short but severe illness, ELEANOR OpHELrA,
daughter Of Mr. Lewis Katen in the 5th year Of her
age.
The friend: and acquaintance of the family are res
peculy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock, from rs Canal st. A "
On sunday morning, Sd inst. SANFORD s. WILLIAMS
On Monday, I'D inst sAsAn MArvsvrr eldest daughter
OIL Ben a%i m; ana Abigail Beehman, aged years
dence, 100 Hester street. ~ ~ 'e''-
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
sewall Short, broker, Poughkeepsie to be declared
bankrupt May Ia
Alexander Lindsey, manufacturer, New York, 4
Levi Preston, merchant. Southold, 4
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n - 1ss AsDuA

,u,s PAsH TpEATRE.
THIS EVENING April 5-Tbe Performance viii commence
tor, WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY,
Capt TnrsSsa,s nssias Pye Harry. AbSot
Lady Norwood. nire Wbe a,I,v
To conslsde with
e., bESGARs OPERA.
Folly. f"her Locset :, ChipPendsIe
Admission-Boyes s. PIT SO cents Gau.ry Is cents
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING, April sThe performances will comm~nc~
wEUGH, HERE'S Co
FruiI, L Nest yer Mcpomene M. B,,L.
THE sHoEMAKi 4 Of Of TOULOUSE.
- Jacob Odet, MR. X scott
Henry, Nr Held Adelaide, Miss Mestayer
To conclude with
FOREIGN PRINCE.
James Crow: - MIR Rice
barnasy, Msstay err Mrs Crow Miss Bserma~
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MlTCHELL'B OLYMPIC THEATRH
THIS EVENING Apdls -Ths performances win Commences
c,...,. THE KINGS oARDENEk:
9sloehard Mr. Graham Mad GsOchard, Mn Mossop
~ :, . ONE HuS SfGJ sH. AND TWO
Philip Garbois Mi chell Pierre HorneastIs
RICHARD NO Ill.
Richard. Mltchell-Henry King Njcksusg
Lady Courtai, Mas Siprieton
10 conclude with
THE HAPPY MAN
Ram Rusti, NJ. Graham. skrhi, Mr. Barnett
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M arrie<i.

On Friday, LIST inst by the Rev. Mr. Poase Jour LEO
roLD LEBERTHoS, of France, to MARY ANTorNgrrE RA
NEE, Of this city.
At Boston, on Thursday evening, by Rev. Mr.. vinton
Rector Of ST. Pauls Church, Mr.. Amos A. LAwRrrcy 10
SARAH elizabeth, daughter of VIM. Appleton, Esq
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ADJoURNhENr-The Legislature Of Virginia
adjourned on the 10Th alt, after session of ITO
days. The Common School Bill, which passed
the House If Delegates by handsome majority,
was indefinitely postponed ia the Senate. The Ju-
dietary Bill, for want of time, was not acted upon