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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Ohm Fr11ow's MEErI~e The annual session Of
tho y " Grand Lodge of the United States WI oe
t"v 81 ,,,,,,rc on The third Monday of September
ensuing" ,r. and it is likely BE- one Of the most important
and interesting meetings of the Order that nave h
H"H - IN ,lis country The propositions Tor '"O'-
h ,svsion of the work of the Order. which are no"
bending the total abolition of the proxy system Tue
lion of general Director, and other business VI "'
porance the welfare OF the oraer' VIII Os ''ous"
/ h.for. the meeting for Its considsranon'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
-ElErCf.

= hereby given that the taken letters Of admins
traon estate Of samuel u. Mclean lite ot lanr'e
county Indiana drcease indebed To- ~d estate are r.
-. a., ,,,sr immediate pa, nent. holding 'i,n- against
prr-en them dnN AUTHENTICATED h stHe
meuL The said estate J. proiahl, inso,rnt
GEORGE IEACHNAN.} gg,a,-.rs.ors
IL. klsth
4 NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

1889 was wear of enormous imitation and the reduo
ton Of loans IN Virginia - but $4,000 .000 while IN
Nv YORK II j. al 100000. Notwithstanding the
enormous accumulation of specie in the country, the
Banks of Virginia show Decline giving evidence that
their loans difficult to realize
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
REVISED STlTTTFS.


sdif uapsIs. >ep'- l-tt =
iot Act
prnng and distribution o the Revised Sinte>,
approved Feb H. si3 hereby nce that the copy
fTs The volume ~h ~
lr.e rival octave ut eleven hundred lnger eNfe'
the lur~fS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

As.UNprIoS.-s.A Assumption was one OF the ieGerai
wing panaceas which 10 cure all our Ills and carry
all the elections Not long ago, certain journals were
filled with letters this subject from Cost Johnson ana
others and editorial articles ISSUED IN proiusion
sustain The positions Of those gentlemen IN regard to
the debts of the States II evidently strong mn
preston the minds of cOtemporares that the as
sumption proiect would operate powerfully producing
the political which they have most at heart and
vet the very States, Indiana and Illinois which IT was
thought most likely TO be affected IN tins way have
u,ed hrqerv assumption and all horse, foot and dra
goons II therefore. evident enough. that the great
body of the people not easily to be deceived a
they were in l-t0, when the promise OF - "A change
aided to bring about the Democratic defeat Such cNpe
dents as this may succeed IN long lapse OF years
bur 1t j. not likely that the same generation are to be de
ceived twice IN the same way.-PennSyir aatGR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
.,C,D O.AisEERS.

fS' SDuzbo IL, It's. :
~ the I Regime n
commissioned
'vNhE "ue,s ~ - n. RIB, notified to atena - :, !.
= ~ inS,ansplI- on saturday, ION INST ,ns itar,
S ,,ss mi, consd- ration The proprsiy ~ h.
q, .on,e during The m9nin % - r., "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Cbrstana Gilmore, the fugitive iron, Ji,,bls e,ten
., murder. whose case has attracted - - 49,
,on IN thus coun,rv left New York on "Wednesday N T.,
u"" - .h'o iye;pool in charge OF police oiloeF 10
England
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Tmn TNRirF P>Rrv.-fh" tarii ioleres'
frs prcdominalcd in thi> country IN inc eieT-
lion of John Quincy adams IN Isl Il
VA, at that period t.at it assumed It, danger
OH, and unconstitutional features. W no put
Adam, in power! Henry Clay. " no was
bronoht over To the adams party. by the
nromi.e of sccrctar, slip and the oilers ana
prr.ua,ion, of the friends OF the American
.,.t.ml Henry Clay. Who has been a
consistent tariff man ever since 1911 lieu
~ CLy. Who h,s dcnied since that tim
hat he was a high tariff man, and thus at,
tempted to deceive the South and " est
ucnr, Clay. What party backs ana sup
pcrl, thi, man. The old Federal ieauclS
and the adams men. together with t ,.
who were disappointed with the KePn t4[
administration of Gen. Jackson. nv
Will td, mau-Hcnry Clay and IN: supporter
i he ctTeotuallv and forever put DOWN.
I 1911. Mark ii! The people are urea
, the high tariff men. and they will hcF'9 re
= cxcludc them from political power. a
c verdict ha, been made up-the NS'o W.;
>, .oon be put upon the tariff party and II vi
; sink lower than it did in the memoraol
4 campaign which terminated IN the eic1'''
Is Of General Jackson.-Rdleigh Sfdndara'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

THE IIARRIsoN HARD CIDER FRoLIc-The New
Lisbon Ohio Patriot contains the particulars q" Hh
winch lately came off al the Court of Common feGs ID
Columbiana county for the payment Of SlI5 % due
for the great HARRISON DINNER in that place IN
l-3S The contcnding parties all NhigS-one oI
the plaintiffs was the wing nominee for Recorder ana lie
nrescni Whp nominee for Treasurer. Robert Hanna
- no IL appears j. also assignee OF the New Llsp"h
Bank The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. and to
rehuke the spiri of TelHGiatoH the ohi" I'r.''
manifested bS lie " hig beet eaeIS they added i've
wears interest the principal swelling the dinner bill Il
G;sO 90 II goes preitN tough with the W higS |" pay
Ill, thcsc old drunken after the feast has been DE
moi,hcd the hard cider drunk up. the tables turned up
side down and The ro,,.i,rs restored TO their sobe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

\ fri md writes IT, from cfnohL
II AN informed that a officer of Mr. Tylers Adm'oS
,,on p,.scd through here the other day. and inquired
for our delegate 10 the National Convention. 'n"S'
byyer u would Toe useless for him To undertake WIN '
l,,,s from Llis state. they were all srlec'en ~ "
Bn, men, AID then instructed to vote for him 10y 'he
several conventions But ha~ no, this gme been PaS'u
!, all The states aud IT So will It not make some 'ou'
bic 7" ours, ltuy'
The Bunk of the United States always
made it "A point. when waging IT, war against
the Democracy. TO pursue tho-e to whom the =.
people had delegated IL aulhorily' anu one
them accommodations. The dispensers OF
the Governments honors and cmolument'
will adopt the same means OF influence
There i not a member OF any rePre,enLatN'
body. whose vote can IL any way affect Mr.
Van Burcns prospects for the Presidency
who will not. ii deemed approachabic, p'
bcsct with tenders of Office for himself o
friends. Mr. Tyler will, however. find yer
few nio will look upoa tlr truss o. ta' GOV
crnm Mt in III, gin, u consideration !or l'
= violation OF t,e trusts conferred by tac Pc
plt.-GioJc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

4 meeting Of the Washugonian lempeshoe >"ets WIZ
held tie LIST Presbyterian ChuIch-old buiiding-1'
candle evening, Sept 49, genera al
tendance Of the l. desired
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

o-c,l, smith The wing soap factory Oons'e'I ,,n.
o,.c,rJ from Name Di-,rIct m tliS state, 90 go.
rre.s by minority vote lie was 'p''',, ...,,. al
I.,.s the aggregate votes Of which exceed MS
hundred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

The las, case of clerical delinquency of winch we
have heard certainly IF very aggravated charac-
ter II j. that OF Nr. Anderson. for several years "A
R,,t., Niui-t. at Snuington About ten wears ago hc
married seems Mrs. Douglass Lady OF good clarac-
ter and connexions and having son and daughter 10y
her former husband tle time Of Tins marriage inc
daughter was eight years oi age. MIS- Anderson dieu
,bo,t siuhic,n months ago: and "A few weeks since q
was announced that the Rrvd. had got married to The
daughter now grown up Into a fair blooming grl bu
unfortunately a. present exhibiting appearances whel
,vould seem to Indicate the propreiN ct d"ilns me ii"
of her somewhat uucanoucal marriage a number q
months farther back The people OF Slonng'onon learn
inc these facts. made the atmosphere oi me place :
une omf,rtabc for the deluqucuis that they Inlned
aIely decampod Anderson about forty years ct age
lie left oil preaching ew months since on The aIIese
ground of ill-hcalih.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

-, ~ p-dI.y boldIy advocated lHo pan on =" ~
'''' c,r Inc rel,cf of the States How popular
Lat SHINE Is viii the people OF Indiana Is IN
Con, m. fact that Bradley has run h,n"u W.
nearly 'ks I beoa eompe,ey used up'he people haIe
reccd j, as monsrous hereey a. rf"'Y be,d
er wing cxpedcnt has been quietly kn"GN'd ~ Tue
,,-L, In The leaders resort 20 next >--Ofa't''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

AIoy,ruy AID IIoNoEPArnY = he :, ny ,,,,r ~
Iin Srin,s r practising on the Homeopathic system
,.,,i,,st ,b, statute The cause came on i.t .'"'
J,,i,ce Munger on Monday week last, ana a'',, l
.,,,,,,.,,op IT several wiiuessts. ana h'''"- ~.
III ,,r,.s VA. submitted q jury. wh' ID ."-'' "
yert against Mr. Peterson of three ioHf'n' o ''
The Ju,y also gave the amount OF tnsf is', "ne lid
each To- the Homeopathy society
Iom,r,,ihic business all round
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

- III W -tlirI. some tllnr
,,..si., pr.>nilcl Ia n 'udl. that some
,.-. p,e,i,u, drcurl Of high r.'Pe. t'',..g
-. h, connected with the Indians IA the"
s,,.r,,,es IN thu territory. The NaSana'h KcPoo"'1,
saws ,hlt iroof OF positive nature aim ~ - ;,,el
- n, 80 truth of this supP'S uon. II i ''"''
-, ,,l authority int General W'uh X N he P'se'
',oa e the strongest cireamsanHel proof aud mos
,ho have. from tine to time. escaped .hfse 'nu''1''
.,,,cks have EXPRESSED The solemn con'lcu'n " s'"'
the s.saianls were white men, too o''"
disguised a. Indians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Agos KrypuL A>p rnr NeR!"ANrro> bA ,,saI
d. lis If the exploded Northampton Bank
.N' 49, D., Cicr the President. WAS "a drHt upon
I,.. z. ,,l fer 81 2oO which RICE had drawn huns
,, MI, ,,f.. mt contractor. On th. strength 81 u1'i
HE ,a ,,-u tper- have been abusing MI N'nas ANU
IN L ,i,,l li> note wa, Ning there unpaid. and prooa
-, ,,.,. ,,l 4 10 bc puid Mr.. krnd"l mas q"
~. t.,.a .l,i "A note or other PaP"r oil M "''' ""
,,,dr r.rau,i u thc Allentown Ihk ne P'p'l
n ... a. .',,rre though Mr Kendall never know
% ,.,l t-,,vn a draft upon hun, aud there Is e.
l.n.,t..f l.e never accepted d.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

prorrrry ~ CtvcI~N ,rI Some ldea "i me rap"
r Of ,rnpertv IN Cincinnati. may be iormcd from '''
following fact stated IN the Enquirer i"fl yam ~
rho first PRESBYTERIAN Society OF uiyl cltN P'in,vu
~; h., -, 5, mated ON the corner of Fourth aud Nhn"'
street,. FIR ,i>.ecu dollars few days since W'n'l
srcond pat, IT the original block composing cr,
ann. t,i was rented for eight hundred and i"rtN
100 fti.- r.r auii.n. which M slN per cent interest =
,,,l ,,,, ,,l,e of SllO25 II the culture block l. ''
r,l r., thc same ratc-and 'h's ~ i''i l. nor m'','
a am the average of the Tr"P"riy-i no" ~
49,, and Invested Of the Improvements made upon ~
!, ,oald uo,bo worth less than S3li''o' or almost
times t- urie nal cost
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

TuF BtBIE. TrurERANcE, AND FATHER MAIIHh"'
Father Matthew RAYS: 1 have never advocated temper
ance as a substitute Tor the eternal Gospe-"od i"rh"
have from my own private resources, without ever -"
Letting shilling of public aid, distributed somr ihouS''
copies OF the Douay version OF the Holy Bible ana
with the appreciation of the most Kew Roman '"'.i"
sacred volume To be published IN twelve numbers AT
the low price of sxpcncc each number Tins VIII pace
the old and New Tc~iamens within the reach "' "'"
,r, LcnJ or a family m Ireland. II had pecunlary
resources equal to my wishes every one OF TIA" SIX mn"
IONS of treton,lIers m this kingdom would have copy
of the blessed book before the end of the present year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Fnou rmE CHERoKEE NArIoN--ihe last A'Ha"Sa
In,,iccncer states that the Cherok IS have elected
Linn Rs. their principal Chief. and Geo. Lowry second
chief by mai ntv of 500 votes; aud that Mr. hoss ma
n m,iorty in the Committee aud Council. lhe same
,y announces that 1t has received various fhmntS "'
disturbances among the Cherokces-that DAVID an"
the Treasurer of the Nation, Elijah Hacks and Isaac
Bob> head were murdered the Sth OF August al one
If tho rccius dung the election. II further sla!e' INA
the friends of the deseaed we're arming aud c"lee'l
60 ~ ,,,r.,.e of .rfr-tiug the murderers aud that u
ct If IN. ruurlrrcrs were also collecting Tor TIT
purpose of defending and protecting them
o.Connell pay or rem, is thus explained by The Ne"
ark Advertiser WI hen hc was first cloced I" farll,
@ his rrnctIce al the bar - SAID to have n''n "',
49,, thon.and mounds sterling (iily thousand dollars
wear ~ qn VI Z he gets NO pay, ana IN "roer to =.
ablc hmm To- support his family, then numbering ''" '"
Arm fom twcnty-tyyo down 10 eight years ol age an
d,oc himself 10 the public service bis counlrymen "a
,;,,,,l "a fund 10 which every lrshm"n would h'N' "
,nn,,r,nritv of contributing las portion phc Jay W
So anart for the collection of the fund. winch memo,
~ ,l puhiu Rrpcal Association writes. has h'P'''"'
~" ii .,rnty thousand dollars annually. u has bee
A. low as diy hou.aud dollars only twice frei! SOC
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
CIT Y \ L Z A | X )
MONDAY, Dec, IS, 1913.

MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1919.
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. = Stated
MeeGng-Present, the President and lulI Board
Petifio,.s Rcterrsd-Of @. Peck, for loss oil morse
which FIJI into pier 3S E. +. Of II 9auey and u raj
er, lee relieved ironax or Firemen OF the 9n ano
Seventh Wards, for bell III Cahane Market VI iase
number cizes have the mud femored from me cross
walks and streets OF s Reynolds, tor correction OF tax
orc Myrtle f for reduction of rent of stall IA frakliH
Market.
Reporsln favor of paying all salaries of Offices under
81 600 per year monthly: adopted In favor Of paying
James Ba,ats for work done the roads, &c: adopted
la favor appopatng SIS 600 for the payment OF claims
,ceu,hstree between Avenue and the Second Avenue:
adopted Adverse paying the Inspectors Of Election o!
The Twelfth Ward for holding special election in S42 for
au Assistant Alderman adopted. Relative paying the
late Keeper Of rompkins Square: referred back
From DepGrtmsnis.-F From the Comproer, asking an
additional appropriation for the Lamp Gas and Watch De-
psrtmens with ordinance therefor: adopted. From
The Counsel stating ta; the Common Council had no legal
authority Assessments ordered printed
Remonstance Of Residents LibeTty-street against the
construction Of Sewer IN that street: referred.
RsSokxtions-To have memorial drawn by the Commit.
Laws, &c apply the State Legislature for an
alteration in the Assessment Law in respect 10 notifying
holders Of real and personal estate before the books are clos
ed, that they have been asSeSsed-Keierfed 10 allow
Silleck permission small market AZ the foot OF Du
street. he being confined to selling milk on the site
Referred TO have the lamp oil examined furnished the
Ciiy, TO ascertain fl agrees with the sample as originally
SEM by the contractors, 4. and d. kIngslaud.
An amendment and substitute insucting the SuPerin-
endent 70 report al the neAt meeting on the &c VI"
offered and further amended After long debate pro and
Goa, twas adoped-as also the original resolution
The Report relative the Of salary of Sam Nc
Vestef was presented aud laid upon the table
The report ard ordinance relative the reorganization OF
The Aims House passed by r late Board OF Aldermen
Mach 1913 presented and ordered on he "lih ne
other undisposed papers Of May s,h. Carried
ResolutionsTo place gas lamp and post opposite the
church in lt street. adopted. Ias,ruc;iug the Finance
Committee 10 report relative allowing D. T. Valentine
Esq extra services for compiling the Corporation Manul
for lsl3; adopted To ligh, the First District watch
house with gas adopted Toiuquire why Pike street has
not been lighted with gas passed by the Common Couc
IN September last adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

town sells in lots at 4 62l "A IS; Brandvwine 62l
a475; Richmond Country 627, with sales 700 bbls
on private terms A small lot OF sour New-Orleans
ahoatis held al 3 81. For Meal there Is a slight
demand at2 62} a 2 IS for Jersey and Brandvwine
Brandvwine hhds Sl2 Rye Flour is s. 3 06 with
3 50a 4 % for common and ) - for fancy bags
s. , l2s half barrels 81 a 2 %. Shorts are nom
iuallv 10 II cents, Ship Stuts l3a ii cents.
GRAIN.-lhere have been some receipts of Hi
nois Wheat from New Orleans and there are some
1000 to 3UO0 bushels attoa The asking price is l04
cents bat there are no buyers approaching this rate.
Corn Is not plenty, and is duh g, previous rates
New Northern IS Il l6 cents OF old there is none
offering. Some New-orleans white is aloat unsold
Reis 81 o. cents in the slip, but without sales of
importance. \ lot OF Barley is here bu; we believe
is not offered Oats are only selling al and are
II small demand at 32 80 cents. Blackeved Peas
we quote 25e2 81 per bag of two bushels, with
sales 80 bags.
WHISkY.--W-c hear OF no sales ofbarrel-. The
quotation IS about2i Q 24s cents Drudge is % cts
AID III moderate inquiry.
HAi.-A cargo is atloat, but we hear of no sales
excepting smaI! lots from store, for several DAYS.
The rate is as before, nomnallv l3 - cents
NAVAL STORES.-The market is duh for all
descriptions at previous prices. Spirits Tmpentne
are % 90 cents, cash and mos, with sales so bbs
on private terms
HlDES.-Somc lots have been received and we
notice sales 5000 Carthagena at 10 cents, 6 mos.
Ih-LCW There Is not a great deal offering, but
the oCers being nearly lcdsvc hear Of little doing.
NeqUote a = cents for prime rendered
PRONISiONS.-Ihc market is very dull, and
the only transactions hear OF are for the supply
oithe trade. Po1l,is nomnally % 9 80 and Ii -
1857 for Ono; SO ol0 % and / - II 81! for
State with sales 100 barrels prime 25, and 50 do
mess alto 80. Ceetis quiet t;;t 70 II 4 371 and 6 %
a 81 for country, and 30 1 G23 and 81 a 62l
for city !. sale OF 100 barrels city mess mas made
at 625 Ia Butter and Cheese we hear of nothing
doing Of importance. We quote Butter y cts
for common and u 2a 10 for prime; Cheese is Il a
81. We hear Of nothing doing in Lard. Dead
Hogs are lower; we hear OF 100 to 200 sold at l.
cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
ill [. J.

On Sunday December l7th Of very short and painful III
ness Mary CoRNELIA eny child Of John and Harriet Bella
my aged months and p days.
The friends aud relatives of the family are tied TO attend
the funeral this afternoon J: o'clock from the residence OF
the father No 9 Nlott-st.
On Monday, 18th instant. Mrs ELIZABETH NUGEHT, IN
the 56th year OF her aye.
Tie friends and acquantances Of hsi sons Edward Dan
ie John William respectfully invited 10 attend the
uns,4 his afternoon at O'clock from her late residence
No l65 Bowely.
Hers was a love parental. truthful ever,
A life Of virtue 10 its latest breath
= faith hro' all liies changes, chtnglns neyeI,
And IN ths end triumphant death.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
sEpRrsc's Conp1AL is sold at No. 6 Murrayst osl
M RRIED.

IN this city, oil the 18th, FREpERIcT DAPER 10 AMALIA
ANroINErrE, only daug ghrer Of joseph Strong
At Mount Savage Iron Works, Allegheny county Md
the l3h B srArLEs Esq GG,ssor ; at law Of this
At Dedhar Nass on the 18th inst JOHN kING, Esq of
Randolph, Lucy a daughter Of Pllny Benjamin. ESD -
SUSAN, daughter of the late Abraham q. Lansing.
Al Hartford the l2h, JOHN A. Tracy, Of this city TO
CHARLOTTE eldest daughter Of the late Samuel Gray OF the
former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
tOR SALE BY
j. c. RlkER, Bookseller and Publishe

j. &. Rlk ER, Bookseller and Publisher
129 Full 1ou street, Nassau.
The Gift for ia splendid octave volume.
Opal Pure Git for the Holidays edited by y. P
"hsPastiaed ta piIa BY Chapman and superby bound
Edgarton.
The Wintsrgeen, edited by Jno Reese Esq-an elegant
Ths Literary Souvenir, The lrs, The Christian Offering
ne Youths Keepsake. The Annualette, sc. SC
Also complete richly bound Bibles, Prayer
Books Albums and Juveniles suitable for gifts Dc lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

Report favor of increasing hs salary of Samuel Nc
Allster, CLERK In the Mayors Office lost.
Papers from the Boord of 4tdermer-In favor of pay.
Ing Thomas OBren $50 for damages sustained his iai
BY the Crotou Aqueduct: concufred in.
The Board Adjourned to Wednesdsy, the eth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

HOLIDAY FREsEHTs.-Persons wishing make presents
the line Of Watce and Jewer wsuld do W.. TO call on
old read \. c. Bus 90 Bowery They VIII thsIe find
is rate assortment of articles that line hyou purchase
you can depend upon getting article good recon-
fnsnieA hy lin dln,II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

BEoApwAY Circus, 4 NIBLo 's.-We have seldom heard
OF Circus that presents positive attractions Than that
OF Nessrs Ror iwe Stone performing beautiful
@ iia lhoLdy iesuhted theatre al NlD!o Here Tie most
ica and snctive equally The old the young aud
here wiil De- seen the most accomplished Equestrian Of the
Hge Levi North whose reputation .s extended wherever
such entertainments exhibited. s evening; bill is full
oiMnNeltE and a.tracrioL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
keyvYoriS Cattle Market =. Dec lG.
..-.....l..-. 4AA - "a

NeEV-G OfK CitEEc NiNfkcf.. Dec To
At market 1000 Beef Cattle $50 Southem 80
Cows and Calves and l700 Sheep and Lambs.
PR!CEs.-BEEF CArTLE.-We quote as before,
so q 81 to 80 5 %, with sales Of extra at 5 So
800 unsold.
Cows AND CAIvEs.-All sold at $l5aS26.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Soles 1000 at | l2l 50
for Sheep and 81 s. for Lambs.
HAY.-Saes at o. q - cents per cwt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19
Cor-pT CATryn,p T--rs,.,.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 81, 80, so, 81, 81 IS, 81
% 5i, SO, 81, 92 81, 95, 36 I, % . 81, 80 %, &C.
81 Al, Il, -, q, - "a. 49, SO, A. 49, Il, B. y, 23
20 II, l3, 10, i9, % There will be TWO Courts.
COMMON PIE s-Nos. ], 2, i. e, 9, 10, II, Il, l3,
H. ID, l6.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

Card.-R WEBER, formerly of Canal street,
having Iomed copartnershp with MIR. ?. BAhkR, has
commenced ander the firm OF
WEBER & BAKER,
at 467 Broadway doors above Grand the
Of Ladies' Misses and Chiidrens Bcos and Shoes Where
bey will furnish all articles IN 1he. line Of business OF the
yey best materials and workmanship and the tune at
reasonable prices Ladies who Wis neat ttlag boots or
for or children have only make trial at our es-
sbshmen 10 be satisfied that perform all We promise
the civ viii be promptly attended establishment
dig lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

0- lags Organ built FOX the Cathedral at Louisville
by A Henry Eiben viii b publicly exhibited at his man
piactoy Cence.street, throughout his day will be
performed during the afternoon b. the dfet=lt Organ
.ss Of The city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

FARMERS CLuB.-W- would call the attention 10 the
meeting of this Association which will be held this day at
Il O'Clock a. the Institute Rooms the Park Seenotce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

seam only two days longer Gen Tom Thumb the Gypses
me Queen and full company Of talented performers
i..Iyise e9.J.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

~ The White Negro Chlluren Madam Adoph, and the
twelve talented performers engaged a. Peaes Museum this
week, drawing full houses, Is well they ,nght.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-19

L. CiixiFEsT Or. STORE N NEw- YonK-Yes that IS
the "oE, and TAKE asuIe informing readers ta;
they ld pure and free from OBJECTIONS which are usu
ally brought against this Article, at the woknown Drug
Store Of c. MORRISON 1876 GIeenwich-street. See Ad
rtisrI.eut.