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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-22

Tuesday mornla., aad 6aany 'sfetssl i vita NJ
neroa= distractions se.ect committee
In me House, the b % prevent gaca from The
Ja.uee docket, in cases 10 .e.s, vas indefinitely
postponed. lea.l made I'd reconsider
or saaean.ts -:goaeEeas o1 the ga.e refused
TO re-can-lder.
rnsJo.ns resolution .ss'z os5 se'a.-s= aat ra se=-
again=, paaa PROPOSED ny VA t5 Jeaa-os ar s,e pay
u6n9 II the plol: ae-;s.i sae respective States 3s'a-
terrified democracy' .sa aerfsc: r4=a, aaa b..
passed b. the t,l.oglns vote:
ArEs.-Mss~rs. Allen of P, \. hon. B.rb9ur.
Boon, Bowles, BIrtan, Byar= Chambers, Chap
man, Clark OF L, Cnwen, Cappy, Ejgor, E1enJa
500, Elder, Eog.e, Fuller, Gorman Hubert, Han
dy, Hardin, tlet~tg, H9steet@r, jones cf Fountain
Jones Of FraDk34n, keimcr, Kelly, Logon oil
Pike, Logan # Washington, Macy. MslAeny,
Mcclure, McC9uue!I. Med maid McRae, Mlcs,le,
Miller Of e. Moat&oulery, Mo5aey, Moore, Neas
Newell, ONsal, Robbins, Roberts # p, Sh fer,
Stmooson, SpickneIl. Truman, Williams, Wright
and Mr.. Speaaer.-Jl.
NoEs.-Messrs. Allen Of l.. Barrett, Baarss,
Bakemore, Ciath Of IL, CotIin, Conner, DIV
Itng, Foley, Ford, Fore=m4n, Garrett, Gilbert
Gregory, Hannah, IlarrIs, Harrison, Hltt, Hobbs,
Hodges, Holloway, IIudd eson, Huribut. James
Kerr, Leo Of Jefferson, Miller al V, Montague.
Morgan, Natter, Parker, Reed, Rrch, Roberts OF
LaPorte, Seller, Shelby, simpson, Snrtb. South
er!and, Tevis, Ferbrtke, williamson, Wolfe, Woo!
man--41.
Senators ani resting our Representatives. Congress
vote against the annexation Of Texas tbs II
rejected, large majority of the oas reec
ton; and, regret - NY some few wings foanI
their company. lac following are the ayes and noes:
AYEs.--Measrs. Allen Of Putnam. Athen. Bar
bour, Biakem,re, Boone, b lrton, Byers, Cham
bers, Cowan, CuPpy, Elger, Engle, Elmanson,
Elder, Ferry, Fuller, German, IIu bert, Handy
EIardo, HeIwg, uaiIau', jones Of Fountain,
keImer, Kelly, Lso OF Jefferson, Logan Of Pike,
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FOR PRESIDE
ii + = Il \ CT. n Y
WINGS OF OLD ,yiYNEr

On Saturday the 3Oth instant, there
will be held ut CcnncvlIle, a general
MASS MEETING, for the purpose
OF appointing delegates 10 attend the
Conventions to be held at Indianapo-
lis on the l6th and l7th of January
next, and, also, for the purpose Of ef-
icctin@ Il thorough County, Township,
and ScAool-DIstrict organization, So
that we can be fully prepared for the
battle of ~, and that certain and sure
victory may perch upon the Wing stan
dard - IN 20 WiiiG>l voting and
old. Will You not attend Your County
Convention? VIII YOU not all put your
best energies III motion. and give the
W MIG Ball one eternal shoyc'2 You
c0's if YOU ecW have a glorious turn
out and a profitable meeting.
iC}D Remember SATURDAY, the
Both instant, at one O'Clock, p. III.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. I6sh, 1913.

In the senate IN Monday the a0vyinr rcsaIJon vas
introduced ny Nj. Berry Of Franklin: = That Judi
cjary committee inquire expedenry nakjns the
-ocAhoi crs Of the Whitewater Valley Canal Company,
Efa4,rfl,taIy Lq5s for the redemption Il rr =os Of Al
certacates stock, bills of credit, evidences
debt, Of less denominations than fifty dollars, issued by
said company, if redeemed it par fInd, sixty
days after demand tor payment at the conpany Office,
which resolution was adopted | am compelled De
unchartabe suppose hat the object Of
ths resolution favor his local aud immediate
cuts 1t IS known that the canal IS already completed 70
Laurel, the county OF the mover, and if any tang
done stop work that place NH enrich
many of the citizens Of ffankIh county oan that am
fearful fling the principle tld rcsogl-
st1'' upon the charter of thai company viii impede
progress OF me work. II not entirely stop operations there
on though ana not yet folly convinced that the To-
viii 80 far forget their duty ensat upon that CHAR
ter 50 destructive feature. shall watch s progress with
In the Senate the l3tl
Mr.. Burke offered resolution that the Agent
be requested 10 lay before he Senate The amount
Of his travelling expenses, &c during the past
year, which was adopted.
On wednesday, deea.in. subject Of changing the lay
which now permits tolls and water the Wa5asa
ami Enc Canal ia dhaep1p and other canal uas
introduced resolution 10 that effect; laid
the table, BY the Of those Immediately interested
the completion of that canal. By this law
some orty or dty thousand dollars annually, ~atca %ou1
aid much carrying civil expenses State and
relieve the people from portion of the
Cypress them In e afternoon OF the same day, hoeE
NJ. Ferry introduced bill effect, uarrn.
after considerable discussion, read second time and
referred 10 the cowmltkee GA canals aaJ internal improve
neuts-
days since, resolution adopted requiring TIE
COMMITTEES On military aa TO report o zny
the uai!jea laws Of hls State II called up to-day.
TIE following repor, Of the proceedings III relation
taken from Sentnel:7
Mr.. Hanna moved to amend 50 10 dispense
with The musters en- the part of pri.ates
Mr.. Hanna SAID, that the mastering on the part
of privates an unnecessary waste of time.
Mr.. James opposed an organization Of the milf
tia altogether The arms when received were
scattered over the country, were suffered to rust
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Mr Noryel said, he vas surprised a, gentle
men - saying that nothing was learned Is mus
terIHg. As we'll might they say that chsa
sh9g.d not be sent To school because his pareat~
were not able 10 SEMI hIm satiis5eat tine la
p5oc4tc finished education. II lac LESSONS
;a-sat % military tactics were lessons i aa#
haaus tae s-ntela4a'z az aa9enfs were ssa" ;ass
It at, he col.J see propuetg n the arga,ueal
Iae assembling Il large misses 81 people tt. Ea-
CT, " a5J not necessarily produce bad h8h g.
MIR. Reed, said lbore 60 ltv suiicteot lar
all purposes COW In exIstsa e; bat the people has
refused 10 comply vain - PROVISIONS by cga-a "a
consent.
Mr.. Williamson slid, that be had in velTs
gone by. aueaaet military trainings. au8 mast
yt,e hts testimony against them, a a mere farce.
productive ii IL god - sas country. Ine,
SAID no, Is money, and We have come ue5a IS tae
advocates OF retrcacameDt aud economy, ana
Should not waste The jlna Of tbe people Ia II an
necessary employment The officers @e-a aeu-
erats ignorant auI uusaIbed IN military alIa =
AMI 80 good could result ~ re orraulzef.3a.
III. Gregory continued the discussion
Nj, Holloway defended the society Of Eftenas
Ia their CONSCIENTIOUS serapEGs. lis waa.I con
slder tho amendment aG insult IL this people,
were II not for the htgh character Of tho gentle
man Offering 1t for integrity uud honor. TIC
Friends, when fines have been imposed 5y la~,
during the time Of war, have paid them without
opposition. Their property has been taken from
them Gentlemen may n1Iet their fears for II
Mr.. Van Buren, shall be elected President W
shall have Il standing army qIar'ered amoHgs' as,
and an organlzatlon VI militia WI, be Cnuecessa-
~ and, It that fails, he may let Ioo-e the bood
hounds Of Cuba, which would answer every puI-
pose Ia answer to the gentleman from taa-
renee, ne "9Iid Ie'ltiht mat aithou5h the wash
guionlan reform which has taken place m ght for a
few years, prevent the dissipation incident 70
,,...,>r. -. o,,l ,,,.,f4 J.; - - a. A.. -,
'''0' 49, - "''' - 80 cay % 49, ~
CcssATS toHSei renee.
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IiicA hi0HD PAlLADIUM.
RICHMOND. INDIANA, FRIDAY MORNING,
December -, Isi3.

OUR COUNTRY -raerrerror 70 MS INDUSTRY
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Z ifaeen t.Es later from E-u=ope-- Arrival Of the
Acat iH- TrIuf Of PetIcT>-- Movement OF tls'.
EesalIty FHIo2a--Ead feeling IN SPAIN
~ AIS Ky Et-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
MONEY MARKET.

MOhUuy, OCT. S3---O T. M
The stock market generally better today, and
prices in the ascendant. Illinois per cent; Indiana
per cent; Harlem per cent; stoning,on +
At the board the transactions were to a fair
tent.
There were sales of $4,000 Illinois Interest Improve
ment Scrip at 2s cents, N. sistar buyer These scrps
are receivable at the April land sale Of no. 900
The stock of the State Of Kentucky hangsvery heavy
1t is now actually lower than June They sold the
LIST July at SOL with dividend OF per cent accumulated
They sell at 9ss with dividend Of per cent
muated, which scarcely maintains the prices while New
York per cents, with per cent dividend accumulated
sell at par.
hrop choc.
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Spoken.
IL, Of and for I7riIidelPhi,, goth inst.

Plato days from Cadir Of and for IiIdephi. goth inst
Ss Calais S S4 PhGSdS pot So5 ,y yaeSS B ,m
so st Psisbug for Boston Oct 49, lat 70 so Ion 70 -by
Alliance, Of wcasset from Boston for Savannah, date.
sc. given.
Foreign Ports.
bIRmLpA oet l2-in port Corr, Warner from PHILADELPHIA
Orleans: oa a' ilS SEas an S@ Tsns F Hf S
Is 9Is days. hieoti Benson from DO for Porto Rico Dis
ssss i4y9i s@ :aa @ from sd Me- for sS %s
wIed; Susan Ludwig, Curling from Thopas2n INC
salt Passed Venus Todd New Orleans for IL Guayr1
%Ss,bb: PSa Fqs GasSow '' @ooiSi"s Thompson. "a
%oSd56; LoEdj Watts: sounampton A%anS@ Johnson
Eteo John n"3 Ws ,Rs&0' M:IsaTu 90; F,aay
Sie ROSIE s 1"f Be-, NSHs 'f GSs%
ham, Jameson Leh Friendship Nieql swsn;sal symmetry
ss 18th c%s.der wGasy h LG aldSine' Don00S'
CID soacr Johnny ot Little h L Hepeie Meredith"
Home Ports.
sid Smith yfS S oc sA W.! Lady FenGs wSd NES
EEon nEy CTGPW N Consul and Empire Thop'oo NYorki
PmnApfnPHa. Oct D asNAr Seaman scull Bon.r Ann
P PeT aG%s PsTSd' s,m ya!sr E%s;TS56
and EsstlG RSbSson Boston, United States Es15er Green
Cherry; MARY TrSssq and Michigan An'o' Work Bran
'SoRFSEF, Oct aoS% Henry. Burt Newport Sid fiyia5,
BSso 1'cfi' Bas 5ss os S
West Indies. ''"' ''''' '"' ''OS"'' ''''''''''
GrosisT2ys SC Oct l'A sagansw Wright Boston;
Boston; nh John Hi Rowe New York Cid BsrkeIew
CID JANE. o WsG A WeSSTs sa% NeT York
S,na Art Sh Pers! SYo1f 10Th Ws%s,lsy,
SSg%Is% S'hsSSsy 5S W" Garrison
hsn1. Ss de7 1 I 1PG: Ssad4h Syos
Sr Az m1 Oct BeSw fore and aft sehr supposed
NV W 2sLnAS Oct Cd Fairfield Cook and James Ed
mark Peters Lagdna
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Sun RISES ...e % MOON SETS. .'...... So
Cleared.
Ships Burgundy: Wotton, Hayre Bolton Fox Livingston;
e. hM Ess S D%Gs e SE
Hsr s Re- ,esq %s1
GURUS. NSrl oepaydep Rotterdam, sshmidi Bslchen;
i TSsy a R:s
SC.: @ sSs D sSasy 49, E:we5 s% HP
leeds Co@sshrs Admiral Blake, H'dey thsricsoa Ann
D, Bedelll Norfolk, surges Clearman Turk, Eldrdse
Arrived,
d, Ss Ss sSS SG0' DAYS rom DF"u
British brig Mary Ann smith IS days from St Johns, NE
Brig Deborah stardivan days from New Bedford, with
Brush sShr Admiral copCy; Smith IS days from St, Vim
and '''' with shingles
TO W. Iams SorhamS ' 0" ''o'' o'o''' VIII" muse
sch Louisiana Marsh from Nswburyport with molas.es
Sch Page Nickerson days from Boston, with mdse to the
sch Jasper Howes, days from Boston with mdse the
sch wolcot Ryder days from Boston, with mde to Jno
scbr Victor Haet days from Boston, with mdse to the
sc Lexington Crowel days from Boston, with fish, to
sch Fairfield Burr, days from Salem Mass. with OIL &C.
to master
Brig Alfred Hammond Spear, from Turks Island with SALT
The Telegraph reports below, ship St. George, (new) from
Newbuyport, in ballast
Also, 2ships, barque, brig unknown.
Sailed.
Barques Emma, (Bremen) Sheridan, Antwerp; Rsmmohun
Row Cuts Turks lsland Ovando, Nichols Sydney, CB;
Weyboset Collins Mobile; brig Moses Loveland Charleston
aud others.
General Record.
Sur Aus1RALA of Portland from Boston for NOrlsans
totally dismaed making the nearest port, was spoken 18th
inst lat IS 49, III So by the Ann Denman, Howe Phia.
lephia from Bermudahad been boarded previously and SUP
piled with water; not in want Of any thing-a we'll
SCuR AVS DENMAN arrived PHILADELPHIA from Bermuda
has been chartered bp Captain Warner OF the baTque Cora,
convey sps rigging for his vessel which put into Bermu
da in distress.
smtr irSRy salter, Charleston from Liverpool dis.
mased on the 81 inst lat 80 co. lon 81 a. hurrcanewas
supplied with by the schr shycck from Alexandra for
Bermuda.
BRIG PRrMM of and from Gloucester was driven ashore,
no date Rio Negro Coast OF lasgNna ana became total
loss. Vessel valued AZ S25,0OO-no insurance.
BRrG RowsE OF Providence, was wrecked Grand Turk
IN a heavy gale on the oath ult.
Notice 20 Mariners
The ST. Augustine News that two of the three buoys
which were placed the bar of ST Augustine the It'll
nave broke loose from their mooTings.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, Aucuone.,
y, X HOWARD.
Nv Dr. 10 luton Etrs,fl
fgk,v~, Va "a 7uU ssrser a.. i-As

X HOWARD
Nv Dr. us Fulton strs,fl
tSfor.s No "a tim sfreet "s,
TUESDAY, on the pIemi-- the enure
eley mt useful ard valuable furniture contained IN the
building No ~ Broadway, known as All faers Hotel aud
comprising choice assortment nearly new OF every H,cle
requisite for hotel housekepes generality the beds BEDDING
quality and every thing else 10 correspond hfor
aud drawing rooms halls dung bar rooms Kitchen
cabinet billiard pantres NC &c Catalogues on Mon
day. =, -,
At N O'Clock, .
Unless previously disposed Of private sale VIII be Sold
without the premises all the furniture bar room ar
rlngPments fixtures &c of the we'll known Stykers
Bav House, the Bloomngdae Road.
Also, the superb tiOndola, built by Francis.
Also. the bar, sheds garden chairs hot houses nc
The property be time. Any person wishing
purchase will all information by applying TO
]. II. Chapman, 25i Hudson 81
thursday,
Sale ofandsome Furniture Panoortes and various House
keeping articles lOs o'clock the Sale Rooms This Is
the regular Wednesays sale but will take place above
o the sale Strikers Bays also the furniture OF
family giving az Housekeeping.
Also BY catalogue splendid collection of choice and truly
valuable aud modern paintings being the entire gallery
of celebrated aud collector Of fine pctur.scan be
seen any previous the sale and catalogues Wedns
ddy.
AT halfpast 10 o'clock No. 43l Broadway fine asiort
ment household iunitrre, and the stock OF emen
furnishing hosiery gloves shirts, stocks hdk nc IN
great variety.
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Weekly Report OF Interments

In The City and County Of New York from the ith day Of
Oct: to the 2ls day of Oct, 1919.
20 Men 20 Women Al Boys 90 Girls. Total 100
Abscess, ]; Apopexy, 2; Asthma, l. Burned Scalded
Casualties 81 Cholera Inanum, 81 Consumption 49, Convu
sions IL; Group hives Debility 81 Diarrhoea Dropsy
q Dropy the head g. do IN the clestl; Dysentery
Eryspeas Feye5 bilious 81 do scarlet, 81 do typhoid i
6 Of chest do of lungs o. do oliver Il do Of stomach
do OF throat Lues Venera L Marasmus. 81 OdAg 81 Or
Under &c. to g l6; to s. II;
20 to &c. 49, 30 TO 40 l2 40 So M so to 60 81 co to
so, 6; 80 to 80, Q.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States lls; Ireland, England, Germany 4;
Scotland, 1; unknown, y
OF the above, from the Aims House Bellevue CITY
Hospita 4, " -
COlored persons s.
VIM A. WALTERS City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Oct %. l8i3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24

09- "MY COUGH is EXCEEDINGLY TROUBLE
some, and fear will terminate in consumption. 1t
keeps me from sleeping and know not what to do Can
You tell me what will help mel" This the language
OF friend few days since, and directed him TO DR..
Shermans; he obtained box OF Cough LozeDge and Is
now restored to perfect health How strange that per-
suffering under short dry cough amper with
themselves when the remedy is at hand. They
will save when other means fail.
DR.. Shermsn's warehouse is ut l06 Nassau at Agents
2l7 Hudson street; 1879 Bowery n East Broadway; So
William street and 1870 Fulton street
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

BALrIMoRE Oct 23Ar Eliza, (Sp) Roldas, Monteyideo;
We w Ssncy D O Bremen Marine Yennard Key
Rico; IL II Cole Boyee Grand Key, Turks Island French
man oil war schr Gazele, Collier st Thomas. Cid Nancy w
Stevens Stevens Orleans Pioneer Parker st Thomas Ma
va, Hopkins, Work Sid Henry Sumner, Rowland, Rio
aneroi Somerset Br) Williams Demerara; Maria NYork;
Mary Cook, and Union Smith, Providence.
RICHMOND Oct 2l-AIr Nassau Dearborn New York Sid
Gth Bachelor Horton; Parthian Allen and Orleans Smith,
New Orleans; Trenton, Pitman, Rio Janero.
Spoken
Sarah Caharine. Frazier Baltimore for Cape IIayten Oct
il, lat 81 so, lon 1910.
Foreign Ports
SALT KEY, Turks Island, Oct 8-In port Il O Brown of
Portland, only American vessel.
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BY ID. d. NASH
I REARNS Aurtioneer

MORTGAGE SALE of Elegant Household Furniture,
wi Pianos, &c-rbis Day Tuesday, 10 o'clock At 59
Fulton street by virtue Of mortgage, large quantity OF qr-
nure feather beds FRENCH and other bedsteads
dressing bureaus sdeboard sofas rocking chairs carpets per
glasses book wardrobe pier centrs aud hins
tables mahogany and other chairs wash ands danask %
dow aud sofa hedsteads, mattresses De'-
ding oil paintnga framed prints, silver and plated ware
Also elegant OF fine tone and hnishand one manu-
At Private Sale-One splendid single horse barouehe with
leather top complete order be seen by calling
AT l3g Fulton ST. or Is Murray ST. o2l Item
A UCTION NOTICE-Dutch Bulbous Roots.-A. LEVY
n will sell this morning II o'clock, at ISL Broadway,
large collection of Dutch Bulbous Roots Just received om
Iaa lem u Holland and from the florists whose roots
generally admired for their plendor the last season.
They OF variety and will be sold IN lots 70 suit
buyers o2t ltsr
ARGE STOCK OF ELEG Ant FURNITURE, at No.
IL so Broad be sold by auction on Thursday Oct
26 at hall:past 10 o'clock. 49,
The articles contained in this well known which
has been established about thirty different from
those usually offered by auction and equal IN ste durability
aud finish any that can Re made To order.
Ii comprises French dressing bureaus rosewood and naho
and round wardobes book Cushioned and
spring with round and ends mahogany and
and tables with white and black
marble tops eboads; French secretarys; card work quar-
tette dining tables rocking msng and reclining
chairs with plush velvet aud hair cloth and cushioned
oomans pier dvans music racks; bedroom stands;
basin stands; night cab and great variety of counting
house desks; office tables, &c &c .
Catalogues be obtained from the auctoneeis ana NO oS
Broad 81, the day previous TO tn" sale.
0SGOOD BURLlNG, Apctioneer
o2i 2tissec Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24

Navy ORDERS, Oct. ls-Csptain G. w. Skinner. com.
mand frigate Potomac; Captain w storer, command OF
navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H. Captain F. H. Gregory
command OF frigate Raritan Captain J. Perciva, com
mand lrigate Constitution; Captain d Dulany, command
rec Giving ship New York; Mid Randolph, frgate
Hart1n as ac'g master; Mid l. Pauldng, II Phelps and
j. Madigan sloop Boston Boston; Mid r. Harris and ii g.
ID. Brown, irigaie Cumberland l4-P Mid b. F. b
Hunter schooner Onka we, acting moser; Chaplain
M. Talbot, ftigate Cumberland; Md Savage, iri-
gate Cumberland Oct, l6-Ltutenant J. w. Swift, re
ccvng hip Boston, vice H. X. Thatcher detached with
three months leave; Lieuensnts O. + Mcintosh and r.
Drayton, schooner On.ka-hye; Lieut.. G w. Harrison,
brig Bsinbridge Mid. 4. b. Wainwright, frgate Cum
berland.--Oct l7-Lieutenants L. Pennington j. w Ii.
vingston f. Miller and f. L. Shubrick frgae RaIi.
tan; Chaplain John Lsthrop, ship Princeon Professor
Duncan Bradford, Washington; Asst Sur. L. NJ Potter
irigate Raritsn
ArroIrrMESrs-Oct.7- John Robb, to be Chaplain
9th. Ralph Gurley, do; 18th, John P. Lsthrop do.
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New York Cattle Market.

There We're in market 1850 beef cattle $3.50 OF which
were from the Seuth) and calves and $500 sheep
and lambs.
The beef cattle dull of sale at last week prices
which we continue viz So 80 $50 for retailing quail
ties. 500 unsold
50 cents.
Sales of sheep and lambs at ST. IS so for sheep and
81 , 373 for lambs Over 1000 sold.
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Died.

October 23d, in the % year of her age, MARY ANTo
Sr FELIX, wife Of Lieut. Francis b Ellison, u. 8.
NJ, and daughter Of John X st. Felix.
The friends and acquanances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral Wednesday afternoon Oct 25
Al o'clock from her late residence No. 2l9 Jay street,
Brooklyn.
On Monday morning, Oct. %, Mr.. THOMAS Grumpy,
aged AZ years.
His friends ard scquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Wednesday, Oct 25 at o'clock,
from Is James set without further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24

@5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU'
ALLY CURED.--The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, is now
universally prescribed by the Medical faculty for the
cure of debility produc ed by secret ndulgnces
Cases ofthe most nature daily conquered
by this most powerful invigorator. will also be found
most eectual remedy for all cases of impotency
mnai weakness, and nocturnal emissions
Sold in single bottles, 81 EACH in cases, containing
half dozen, So. carefully packed and sent ts all
parts OF the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
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Second Board.
New YorIk Public Stock EIchange.
State OF Trade.

or all the staples, -four is the only article that is in
much demand Sales OF Genesee now making at 81
sol cents
SALES or Real Estate, at auction, asa October, by
Anthony BleeckeI& Co
The frame house and lot of ground No. lb4 Sullivan
street, lot 20 by 100 feet, 1850.
The lot of ground No 81 Amos street near 4th ee
2b by q1 feet s.
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This presents but little change during period in
which most the banks in the western country under
wentthe severcst contraction yesterday made some
remarks upon the debt of the State of Tennessee The
following statement of the taxable value of the pro.
perty in the State =
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MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING -
Ih GEO. L. GREEN, Nos. ITO Chatham str.e and oow
ment of Mems Boys aud Chdreqs Clothing, Of al deserp
tons made in the fashionable STYLE which be wonu
respectfully invite the attention of those a. he has
made arrangements receive Cloths, Csssinerts ssnss
&c ny packet and has secured the services o III
Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect 'a''''o " "
N B-Gaments made to order at the shortest notice ana
with strict punctuaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

o. We understand, says the National Intelll-
gencer, that the Hon. Abraham Rencher, late a
representative in Congress from the Stale OF North
Carolina, has been appointed Charge d'Afiaires OF
me United states to Portugal, in the place OF Mr..
Barrow, who has applied Tor permission to return
home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24

FiRsr BoAnp, Oct % 200 shares Girard Blk g. $4,000
sta'e 6s 6Cs shares Pehnsy vana Blk, cash, ITO; do
n America Bk 342; rs do Girard Trust l9b; $s State
o. ls4o new, So; 10 shares Wilmington RR 1856 90 do
do, s5dsf l68 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24

NC, Inc discharge OF 432 hands employed at the
washington Navy Yard day or two since, is not
viewed with any great satisfaction. The reason
alleged Tor the movement is a deficiency OF funds
whilst In the street not few ascribe it, in degree,
10 political spite, 1t being understood that the men
Baltimore Mayors election Georgetown Advo