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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

r AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK
~ sook bad; itinues the skin and makes i, look vsoy
Try Bourd Spanish Lily White: it gives the face or meek
pure ie-ke alabaser wheness. Sold the sign of the
American Eagle 50 Chaam.street n Y; l39 Fultonsreet
bIooklyn 23 BToadstre-t Newark; Srastrer Boston,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.

4 most etiectuai remedy Tor the following COM
lains Cons: Cuts. Bruises, Burns Scads, Feions
Salt Rheum Ague, Frosted Feet, Rheuma N, Sore Throat
Fever Sores p complaint sc. n boxes from 10 four
shillings.
This plaster has been ased with great for e LAST
ten years and those who make of it viii md
lu n teI ainiies thousands already testify tria
vii De sufficient recommendation Sold BY Nrs. CrameI,
rIoSTieto[ ioS wooster street near Hous;o-st vans
$50 Hoqsonsreet; Mrs. Sparng II second Avenue; c.
Ss;anio eoae aeusto9 and Cannon:steet. BEookiyn-
Reeds thread and reede store Fnkon-N o. In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

r- The American AGRIcULrURIsT, Just issued,
contains some forty articles upon Silk Wool, Sheep
Maple Sugar, sumac, Cattle Lebg, African Maize Agr
colin raj Fairs, &C. &c We do how farmer Can
afford to do without this paper like it Isl per an
nun B. Allen Editor saxton & Miles, 2o5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
BOOTS AND SHOES


A T GALE& cos, 300 Pearlstreet-A gener-
assortment may had ,he above place N B. arge
invoice of thick Kip and Calf oo,s jus, received and will Be
sold al bargain Brogans great varieties. Also Womens
Buskips Boo,ess, Slippers. &c.
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and Others
yed call and examine Al sold 8nusua ow for cash
GALE s. CO. $50 Pearl-stIeet,
ol0 2mt u s. Hotel BGisdings, New.York:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
TO MANUFACTURERS.

DEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPOOLS of every
N size and kind manufactured by the subscribers at their
Factory Ma,eawan Stee Reeds of superior quality manu-:
articles ,ha above line furnished TO manufacturers at short
notice, and of superior quality -
Orders received al 5: Pine New or and at the acory
Na,rawean u Y CARVER & FINE. % 3n'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
TOTAL BLINDNESS-

caused by excessive nammaton had existed for years IN
flammaton and soreness, caused by blows commissions or
wounds on the eye, or by extancous bodies of irritating
natITen toduced under the cyes very by
the app plcarIon OF the BoSam
The following certificate from he.Pastor of the Episcopal
Chufch At Harlem will convince the incredous OF M
astonishing s0icacy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

THIRTEENTH STREET, Curb and Gutter
rrsLle NoT.cs Is hereby given ina, PETITION has been
enue B.
are requested 20 present hsr objections IN writing Ia the
n9defgned a. MS Office Hail Of Records on before The
JOHN EVEN, Street Co.nmissioner
Street Commissioners Ofhce Oct a Iei3 OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

assIMEREs.-An extensive variety OF as LASS, y,
ns ey eoored plain ribbed and padus' de a
9.a6SS 9.a6SSaWoLss ssS Cloth Store so Maiden Lane o!s
y5TTY YOUR OWN CLOTHS = cases ss.,s sape' reE
i.raus black French Broad Cloths Alss grei Tlob ai,
"a e ns elea s'saSa SS Ss ss
OF 2w -,t-T- -. 80
Gala PLAlDS-3 cases GAIA "a niaao ssasonsbe for
5 9edp,s dsss Aso bales and aa@n 1sp
y ss ssq'ni6sa; csh
oI72w s,,E- -
c. ii. DARLING,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FRENoIF IFANCY hScY9lslG GOODS,
nMAJDEN LANE and Liberty. y.street, has
recently received and offers for sale on the most lib
,r,I terms for cash, complete assortment OF
fIsr Tooth and Shaving GIos and others Steel
Ss;s Caps and Powder 95 S M s 5Sz Ss4sg
Some and Pearl Shirt Buttons azo and Razor s;fos
ernrning Dn!.Eyed Needles Shell Ivory and HON Combs
5;as p,,s sIs!ss and SAT- S FsRfi!s I} 5d &c ;,
heir advantage call before purchasing elsewhere as al
Goods the above line will be sold on the most favorable
terms. slo IN IN
REFINED SUGARS,
At THE FoLLoWlNGI IlI Low Low CASH Prices. f
w ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows namely:
Loaf cents per H. When less than psckases are
Crushed. Iii 6 " 8 purchased hall a cent per pouau
Powdered. .l2 F." +" additional.
The above are packed as follows:
Loaves in boxes Of 300 lbs.
Crushed in bbls. Of 200 Z"
Powdered In - % $50 g
Apply the NeYork Patent Sugar Refinery, corner o
South and Monlg lgomerystraets, al 80 W ali-stIeet
n Borders Of the city must be accompanied by
remittance. 81 I'm
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. IL A. STUART
oer for sale the various qualities Of their Refined Sugars
quantities of five packages and upwards, at the ioio"
cash prices:
Crushed lii
Ground l2 Z"
Ground Sugar I'd quality, Iii p"
The above packed follows, without charge or pack
age
Loaves in boxes Of 30o
Crushed in barrels of 200
Ground in barrels Of $50
Arpy at the Refinery No 2&5 Greenwich OF Cham
ber street Orders out OF the city must be accompanied by
remittance. on lIh
CORK LEGS, ARMS, &c.
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
i ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING-JOHN
F. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker sc. respectfully informs the
public that he has returned from Philadelphia to No i72 Wa
ter-stree corner OF Pikastree York City, where he
continues Manufacture Artificial Limbs, on plan te
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
GERMAN SILVER. GERMAN SILVER,

U ST. T. offers for sale the lowest market prices 500
lbs. German Silver of different widths and thcknesses In
of paying his particular attention TO
ed to any in this country for soness and beauty
Of color and fuIlv ellIal 10 the impOrted oil lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

IT. The New MIRROR Of this week has
Portrait of Count D'OasAY, King of Dandyand'
He cuts rather good figure.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
THE TRIBUNE.

GT The LADIES' COMPANION for November has
contributions by simms, Mrs. sigourney, Mrs
Embury, G. g. Foster, G. w. Patten, and Others.
We borrow from it the following
TO A PLANT AT SEA
Pr MRS. LrDI. sreouRsET.
HoLD up thy head, thou ,imid voyager.
Ve1ed by the storm.clouds, as they datkly roll
And BY the h-fcey tossing waves that STIR
Tbs slender root, and try thy trembling soul
Sad change from Thy swee, garden, where The dew
Each morning glistened n thy grateful eye,
And where no rougher guest thy bosom knew
Than quiet bee gadding butterfly
II grieves me to see thy leaflets fade,
Wearing the p!aguespots of the e,ering spray
And know wha, trouble I for thee have made
YET still bear on, meek partner of my way,
For in thy life keep the fowsry cham
OF home aad its delights here on the !one'| liza ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
IAMES G.. MoFFET, l2i Prince ST.,

500 lbs OF German Silver fully equel to the imported
$500 Sheet Brass various sizes.
1000 COOPER,S do yety snreIiq}J aT{!ce Ai9 i
large quantity Of CQOPERs EMS and Els An Of
ence he enabled superior article and at very re-
duced priccs oil Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

DRAIN in 18th and Sth avenues--PUsl.Ic no.
~ TIcE hereby giye that Petition has been presented
N ht Board OF Aldermen to Constfnct Sewer Drain
Persons interested in the proposition and opposed to the
s requested their Objections in writing 10
the andersiensd at his ehce, Hall of Records beore
;he Sd day OF November next
JOHN EVEN, Street Comrnissioner
Street Commissioned Office, Oct. @, 1913. osi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

THE BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
proved b{ many of our citizens that JONES'S COUGH
CANDY is the grand remedy Tor pulmonary or long com
plants IL Is sod for shilling package al The sign Of The
American Eagle 81 Chaham-stLeet We advise our readers
70 Try II 7 Is really good-no humbug Also for sal. ar Iso
Fulton-seet, Brooklyn State-s,Ieet Boston Led-T
Buildings Philadelphia; .o7 King street. Charleston S C.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

NOAL. COAL.!-Ihe real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard, purchased the dock OF second hand
dealers but at the fountain head The mines where get
the first qualify Of Coal and Will be the following
prices, free Of catage, we'll screened from the yard sworn
wesheIs endosemsnt the back each ticket Nut 81 75
Stove S. Egg and Broken s. Sc from the Lump; ackaw an
ma and Lefigh 81 50. Liverpool from ship 50 So
Yard 5Vt v aShingtou ST. near Spring.
90 GUERNSEY & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

w WoNDERFUL INVENTION to force the
The natnss some of cur most lesctab ctzsns rsn M
s inS Sho no nave used TINS and found all is here stated
Jonss Coral Hair Restorative hey found to these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

GOAL! COAL!-At 2l5 Wes-s,reet, corner of
" Franklin, aud corner of Fifth and Lewis.streets-The
undersigned arest selling their very superior Peach Orchard
Broad Mountan, White and Grey Ash Goals broken egg
stove and douby screened and delivered free Of
Refinery 28 Leonar set sent through the Despatch Post
10 either OF the yards Will receive immediate
TYLER 4 MAPES
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

caused By fixed attention to minute otects or by long expo
sure TO strong light and in the weakness or partial loss Of
sight from sickness old rStoer aud should
be used by all who lind their ryessht failing without any
parent disease.
This BaIsam has restored sight in many instances where Al.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

~ e. rd6 ~ ~ ID UhESS AND SOFTEN THE HAIR
STOP ITS FALLING OFF AND CLEAN IT
pesiaFely makes the hair grow and keeps in order
os tne Sold at the Of the American Eagle Chat
hamstree price g. ashllngs l39 Fultou-st Brook
yn statestres Boston; ledger Buildings Philadelpkia
20l hins-stTeet, Charleston, 8, c. oil Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

Loayes in boxes Of 3oo
Crushed in barrels of 200
Ground in barrels OF $50
Apply at the Refinery No 2S5 Greenwich of Cham
Orders out OF the city must be accompanied o
-emittance oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

sqas THREE FARMS for sale, in the Town OF
@ B+eckan, Duchess o-he said farms are Gdjoi4Rs h
t contains about one hundred and sixty acres with house
The SECOND contains about 0n m 4rn4Gd bd and ro6I.ns 59
ong hundred acres without buildings All in good repair
well wafsed and yell pgroIoafd with plough n mseG9 f dow
If not previously disposed Of they will be sold Public
Aucon the nth of Nov next at y 4Gl9ek 0 on the pre-
premises: WHEEL Err GILBERT ,Beekman; or WRIGHT
LOSEE s CO., 30 Moore-st.. Nev-York. sl+ tNh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

DRUGGISTS, GLASS WARE.--Common Vi1ls Pre-.
scripon Vials Patent Medicine Vals Acid Bottles Co.
losnes Fancy Pungents Druggists Packing Bottles. Castor
Oils Concaves Magnesia, Backing Varnsh Demiiohns,
FIaks nkstands Jars Lemon Syrups Mustards, Snuffs
Sc Sc
Chemicals Of all kinds, French English and American. All
kinds Of Paints and Colors. Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles and Patent Medicines Perfumery and
Soaps general assortment, SC. SC. &C.
All articles warranted genuine The promptes attention
given to orders from the country ol9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
CHEAP STORE.
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
DRUGS. DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDI-
CINES GROCERIES, &c

IN ,CNuIi cal fnp attention OIL
ap0THECARIES.
o., ~ y ! ii
opIuuh.
aMp'91 IT,,
C.eaI' ,,I, So .'a'
;Snnr;cs f
S,Is,m Con,vio
Rbnbarb
[aIsn
ioas
EIor,' Cbamom,ls
Enm arsbic
Gastor oil
Quicksilver
Ilaynes,a
,iaupa
Roll and Flour Sulphur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01
American Manufactures.

There has lotely been quite advance in domestic
manu- acture Ali our mills are running more than full
time by having double sets OF operatives The ad.
vance in the prices is from FIVE to ten per cent.
There has been an improvement throughout the ceun-
try and we give below the increase in the manufactur
ing industry Of the Union since the opening Of trade this
season a: indicative Of our rapid progress in wealth and
The manufacturing establishments in Petersburg vr.
gna, and its vicinity in very thriving condition.
There cotton factories in the some of them
a large scale, all in active operation.
The Lowell Patriot says, many Of the Corporations in
spring. lido this fall there was time to have
them comp tied before winter The Suffolk has COM
menced &c addition to its present mills joining them
together by putting another one between them which
finished this fall This charging of their
is to be carried to great extent by al number Of the
pc q ions.
The Richmond Compiler of the 18th inst say that the
Manchester Company and the Richmond Factory are in
full operation and have orders three weeks advance
Of their manufacturing capacity.
The Cotton Manufacturing Company in Railway, New
Jersey, which has been closed since the year 1887 s
about TO recommepce business.
The Philadelphia Gazette that they had the plea.
Of examining patterns OF American prints from
the works Of Benjamin Cozzens Providence RI Ind
in the hands Of ppincott Way &Walcott commission
style in close immitaon, or rather resemblance Of the
Grecian velve patterns much in vogue the chnfz
however, being otherwise ornamented by having the
plads interpersed at proper intervals with small pat
American carpetiDg IL now made to equal the Brussels
Wilton; and can be sold fifty per cent cheaper than
those kinds.
We learn that large capital invested in the lesser
branches connected with the cotton business-such
thread arm wicking and cord in New Jersey In these
various branches together with sheetings and shirtngs
there are ~ establishments that employ rising 2oIO
persons. Within short time number Of the factories
have contracted with New York houses for all the yarn
that they make for the China markets marke
for the article But little othis description OF merchsndze
has heretofore been exported out ofthe country Great
Britain has generally supplied to most Of the foreign
nations OF the civilized portion Of the globe, and bu
little attempt been heretofore made to compete with
her, The report to the English Parliament last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

placed her exports at So 900 pounds No small
prime IN orsEe e w meet eO
sgnments to her customers tha' sne n'ue dreamed Oh
meeting. =. s..,,~.a =, p;...su- -.
lately been seem They not smooth of the
eastern cotton they heavy and strong, show
actly what they areSend will suit this market. These
are the first cotons OF this description and OF superior
quality ever produced in the West Yearly all the
coons, jeans and nseys, used in the south, manu-.
featured in the west.
city of this country that We have lately collected
Those have sprung ur against all the foreign competition
cheap lsbor &c. and they increase rapidly every
No tariff unnecessary restriction Is aned TO help the
increase. The growing wants OF the world are enough
to make America the great manufacturing land agricul
tura country the world. II is to be too, that we
not only increase the number OF mills but that
send manufacturers to operate among neighbors
In proof Of this read the subjoined
1t 10 stated on the best authority that two enerprsng
gentlemen from the UNITED States with the design oil
establishing cotton manufac DRY in Canada, have re-
Gently concluded the purchase of fine mill privilege IN
the Chamby District where they are now engaged in
erecting buildings upon extensive scale to carry our
their plan. is admitted fact that British manuiactu
unable to compete with those OF America In our
the discriminating duty about seven per cent in favor
of the former which will net near pay the expenses al
tending eights the Atlantic the one Of the
raw material from America and the ether OF the manu-
actured article of England either of which the Amsr
can is not liable to- In the manufacturer eStaolshed
within Canada. stronger competitor to England will be
found: for resides being better footing in respect TO
duties he will have the advantage OF as cheap labor as
can be procured in any part OF Europe The common
wages given TO women employed at factories in the
eastern States is 81 to So week In the country parts
of Canada thousands ork for as little 50 per month,
and they well satisfied to get It, At present there
exists colonial duty Of five per cent on cotton wool
which il be hoped the Legislature will removes for
spce cannot to England this branch
of the manufacturing trade it should BY all means a
ford every facility of making an object Of colonial in
These facts are well worth the attention of every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

sG %sl. sS s. sd
;a%e; dsse WIZ Rio jsso sous o% fe~
a fT Ss9'2r
FIX Hssses: S GsB5F: %yiaaa
hsdlsy MoatsTi$se Barclay Li1iasst6s; A1eSeIs"s;
rG o"s bsSoSb
As s9i ssss e S;S VIZ Hss :ss 81
As Hs asy RfasSs mes r
% IaGy as f ca 6hsS%s
oo sSs
$sH s.S? y'i Ss
Packet ship Vgnian, Allen, from Liverpool Sept l. with
Bh s E to day; from Sydney cB
schr Niagara, Young 3 days from Philadelphia with COAL
schr Native Fider, days from Philadelphia with coal
sehr Silvia Higboe days from Philadelphia with COAL
Schr Lexington, Young from Philadelphia with COAL to
master
One brig. unknown. Wind SSW.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANDER,}
ffs%yI Sf.if ss
Boston shove providence Tor WORK; La Grange Ellis
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFFicE.Packet ships Mediator Chad
wick for London; Cambridge Barsow for Liverpool and St.
Nicolas Pell, for Havre. sail Their letter bags
close at Gilpn's, in the Exchange.
month M MMs so S 55. EqESps
Sl2, East Indies, S9 South America, $40.
Foreign Ports.
QUEgEc, Sept 25-An Josephine Hurr Lyerpoo 2eth
Edward. Mckenzie Plymouth James Mary sinno Conner
Lverpocl Robert Alexander Parke M 15 Aber
deem: St Lawrence TulOch do; Hampton Graham Grange
Is s a Persia cSsaGs1 H Rss Philadelphia
Home Ports.
p,nbssn Fss s Spss1t sd Mallory Brown Mobiles a7'h
FRAsKsoRT, Sept 25-Ar Clinton, Kilbom. Bonae
owIs Hap SEPT 2osld Tsaze Crockett; Puritan Ulmer
KEsSsb1SK ' Sept ss@sid Ashland Williams, New Or.
Nsx5aap sP f aa sn. Fs sRRaas' for
pSS.l E; SD
Sci s Sss.., p
p6ssa: aF
ES, Below 1eRs feh Win anchor below
dspR Boston, SaSn
and HG 1ssy cGs~dis Ward
Berry, %yanns t A bs1S Ya . E c., yndMs s
Flower Kelly and Caroline Stpdley Boston; Richard Rush
SYerk Olive Elizabeth Yates Lpbec Prudence Croker
g E eSGhsn CsIse New Haven Ross
Dyer Bsrbad1ss Jabez White. Rogers Warren RI; Bid.
SesOIsoai Volta futile ard Planet, Green, SY9Tk
Corson, New Bedfoe; Delaware, Roe New Haven; William
Young Adams Newport ri; John Wesley Huntley Louisa
A Ann E N;st Balls s and Maria Hsnnah Candy NewYos
depha and Reading Railroad Wharyes, Richmond 9th
Henry Brown, Lingo Hackensack Nj Aurora, Tice and
Me.
York
NoRFoLK, Sept 26-In Hampton Roads, Potomac Berry, I'm
City Point for Amsterdam. Arr 9Th STAR Chase NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

ed lis zenith At the latter period the banks had loaned
to brokers bu. 81 soes and this loan alleged had
produced rise OF 80 per in capital of 100000
OF stocks Such is totally inadequate to such
result The real is returning confidence
lston of capital and adv ancing prosperity The
effect is produced elsewhere to greater extent than
here. New York per cents sell at 90 lOO and in Bos
ton Massachusetts,, SIS sell per cent premium. The
want Of employmenor monsys evinced in the declining
dividends of banks The following semlannua divi
dends of the Boston Banks IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01
THE EYE

THE EYE.
FRENCH DIAMOND EYE WATER.
DERMANENT arrangements having been made for a
slant supply Of this Colyrum it henceforh be OBJ
tanned from the agent at 8 AM. until PM.
ANDREW LAKE, Md.
Opthalmc Surgeon and Ocuist No. 96 White ST.,
- east side of Broadway.
The preemnent and permanent benefit derived from
Of THIS Eye Water having met the appreciation Of nearly all
who have used IT, both in France England and this country
do not think it requisite make any upon its eff.
As the agent am fully authorized say f it should
the expectations Of the patient returned and
the will be refunded subject only deduction the
quantity used in proportion the price paid which
81 for vial with eye glass 20 r 81 for vial with
eye glass,
This eye water strengthens weak eyes, caused by close
application to study fine work and renders vision perfectly
strong the eye brilliant and healthy
IL the patient whose vision has been weakened by
ves measles change of climate and late hours.
lations from the eye.
which the eye is subject.
IL will remove the nveterae of chronic opthal
mia.
IL few days the smoky appearances and floating
spots which appear the eye the first stage of
checking the disease entirely.
Persons using this eye water occasionally will find their eyes
assume brilliant transparent brightness activity Of motion
which will remain permanent.
By directing above (post paid) will be forwarded
any part Of the Union. AZ to 3O.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

The dividend for the past six months, has been $oo72o
less than during the previous six months and $oa less
than the corresponding six months Of last year. rms
shows that continued want Of employment for money
which must send stock much higher. The rates to-day
as follows
PRrcEs STOCKS THE New YosK MaRKEr' Dec. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01
Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
Of The shipping left the PO whence sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01
TROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 10

CROTON WATERWAYS FIRST PREMIUM IN
" Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 70
for which leather used and warranted
sess the following properties
st- perfectly tight under pressure Of the Croton.
2d-t made Of the strongest fabrics, and will mdew
70 nJure In the least, and requires attention.
sd-lt is not destroyed by coming in contact with oil
sened by cold weather. the rubber de-
compose inferior articles used Should the
least complaint be made Of the Hose the above
properties, u will be taken back time inside of
months from its purchase and other given exchange without
charge.
hCoupng and jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will note that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
OF making which unknown other in the trade
the article long wanted for leading and many
other liquids HORACE II. DAY,
aui7 Successor To Roxbury II C.. IS Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

His remains will be taken Oct LIST, TO White Plains
Westchester, for interment
On Friday evening the goth instant after short and
we're Illness THOMAS ALLEN in the 35th year Of his age
at his late residence No. 10 Orchard street
His relatives and friends invited TO attend his funeral
this afternoon, at O'Clock, precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01

nrcducingthe wheat to -four allowing bushels to-
parrel we have Fan aggregate Of 2S0,e52 barrels OF
hour arriving at tide since the opening OF naviga
ton.
will be perceived that the amount Of -four arriving
tide water during the third in September falls
mort the second week by b340 barrels This Is
usual circumstance ut this season Of the YEAR os the
amount generally steadily increases after the first OF Sep
tember until near the close of navigation The falling
on IN the receipts doubtless to be attributed to the low
price OF Hour in New York. When II commands enlv
81 so barrel the sesboard merchants In The nt
feel but little disposed to send their -four 10
When they are able they hold on until flour takes
start in New York.
The present low prices will thus exert serious eec,
on the receipts at tide water Those who have ,be
means OF forming reasonable estimate suppose that q,
81 80 barrel in New York. the receipts al tide
will fall off at least 600 barrels Instead of oOo ooo
of barrels OF -four as some have esma we doubtwhe.
Their the amount will exceed 100000 barrels for the
whole season.