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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
VENETIAN BLIND MANCFACTORY.

T&fiE undersigned. respectfully inform, the ctzeas OF
Richmond. and vicinity. tina he has commenced tn.
above business. Main street. opposite The Book Store
where vil De thankfully received and punctuaIv
attended Diff coor=, Styles and pa,ien
the fancy of ALL wi be made order. He soli its tn.
public extend TO him their patronage Prizes
dance with the times.
A. Il THOMPSON.
Aos Is i94< Az
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25

SHERIFF-S SALE...By virtue Of and
- IN directed. the Wavne Circuit Couct,
VIII punlic sale Court House door
Cenifevtie. Wavne county. Indiana. the 9TH
September. lt44. n'ciork
A NJ. and four O'clock T. VI on sad day, the following
property, tn-ait:
The north half of lot numbered thirteen. Cl3,
berei the pat OF that part Of thr CITY ~ Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. laid off BY John smith.
Taken Of Jacob d Atkinson, satisfy
said decree and favor Indiana Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Sept. 4. I644. 81 so 37s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
s heriH's Sal e.

ID virtue Of execution TO me directed Inc ayne
Circuit Court, | will expose public sale at the
curt house door in Cen,eve Wayne County. Indiana,
on the day October 1874, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock, A NJ and four O'Clock, r u. said day the
70 towing property, to-wt:
Lots and eeven Of certain lots laid out by
Isaac Bennett OF section NUM-
Der fve in township number fifteen, in number
second principal meridian line, drawn from
mouth of the Great Miami river. and bounded as fol-
lows. to-wt: Beginning the southwest Of lot
along alley nineteen perches and
hualret soul-west OF lot number
nine along the line Of lot number nine nine
hundredths stake; south
degrees eight perches and bney-sIx hun
dedths stake thence eight peches and half TO
stake thence and three hundredths
O alley thence along said alley four
teen peches half the place Of beginning; conis
ing ~ AMI eight pefches. more or less
Taken property of John Davis, satisfy
cution in favor OF Abraha I'm Earnest,
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Sept 25th, iS4i. $50 40ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
Fahnestock's Soothing Liniment.

ME most valuable preparation in use for the
lief of rheumatism. Strains, Pains, and swelling
the joints Jawache, Sore throat &c &C. Also.
complaints of Horses where any Linitnent would be
likely give relief Prepared ard cold, Wholesale and
retail. by Bep1eH. PretfoW l. Go Cosineton, ky.
For sale in Richmond the BOOK STORE.
Jan. -, le44. 3T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
Furnishing Goods.

IA and Irish Linens: Rich Emb'd Muslin Csrtai ms
40 As and 81 in Pillow do; in setts;
a N Irish Shee,ing; ;plenid coorcd French
Barnsly an Rue Damask Drapery;
do; Two coored and single color
Heavy Cotton do ed Damask Morerns.
64to I0-4 super Irish Dam 'uf Damask Cashmere:
ask and Heavy Barn-ley. scarlet and blue do;
Table Da oers-do Tow Sc IS w ndnw Chintz
Diapers OF all knds Vht. aud buff do Hollands,
"a TO l64 Fine Satin Dam Dimty ani Furniture Clint
ask Table CLOTHS ith Nap yes;
kius 10 ma tch; 81 Blankets large assortment
Whit Il cord Fr1 Napkins of the best kinds for family
IO-4 20 IA whit Mafselie- use
Qilts-Cradle do Trade B!ankes
Fine Dry Goods. -
DsEss N.rERrAis-Rea Cashmere do Goose plain
AMI high culors Ok Moussenrs; Shaded Grapes: Plaid
and pain Lpstres; Urqule,s Sen.en'ies Cnm"on Para
malta Cloths: Veivets Caroline ard Gala Plads; French
Merinoes and Coakings; &c.
SiXs-Rch Nix Dress silks Of all kinds: Satina. Cam
elions and csofs DIX Fig and Striped Silks styles
chez y coiorcl silks PA PR yard.
SuawLs- Rich Bro .nde Cumeli,n Camels Hair; End
and ,ain 1hibcI; Mouslin Gc Lanc, Tuscany; French
Woolen &c
Fnrxcn EM'o- Col.afs; Rich Cares; Infants Caps;
Worked Trimmings.
LAcrs-Fine French and English THREAD Lacea: Fdg-
irg. md rrriirg: Ma"s and Isle Laces Linen Bah
bin I.aces; as.-d wash Nets.
Gfovns: Mus; Ribbons; Cravats; Points
Corded IIen'd ant Revere border Linen Cstbric Il kf
Jiso,p CLuTTs: Ges-mrs: testings; real Rogers and
Welsh Flannels; Under Garncnts g.
Ai.SO-A general stock of Amcrican Prints: Muslins
Checks. I,edtick Canton Fianne Plaid Iinqeys; Satin
e.s & all OF which viii be sold ou pr
Sep, 25 -3~. lIet,d.l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
Clock and Watch Repairing.

TIVE subscriber would inform his friends old
mers. that he still continues the W Itch and Clock Re
pairing, OF Main and Make. stees
old md formerly occupied by A Siddai. where he will
be Gcktod receive and will patiently ioatc for the calls
q all ma favor him with their Work
with despatch and warranted per0rm low
JOSHUA B. flUNNICUTT.
Richmond Nov l7th. IS43 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
"A Far ssa fer ale,

ME Undersigned offers f,r sale. situsteA about
eight miles norih-sss, of Richmond n heclhy AND
pleHser. neg hb0fhnot-n mile from Friends
ec:inG ho1se, and te from meibndst
CHURCH TIE Farm contains about l29 acFes!s goo3
oaaly ana 20 acres is III Of cuit;ra There
on the very comfortable h9nsa. wlth the ne
hntingsn good end su1Stanal haFn-a good
nrchatd--a failing spring of excellent wa The
Fa will be sold reasonable the pTice and
navments apd viii be giHsn my time il may
he wanted This farm desirable md person
purchase be better suited in kris section
OF country. inqu re OF J A NILS y Ni>~.
Near the Market House, III Ri~hIlcna, 1nd.
a priI 5t}i 1874 i5lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
FRESH ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER
obs.
n. G. BLANCHARD g. o :.

4 RE now receiving and opening large and general
~ assortment of and desirable GOODS. parcha sea
grea, in New ork and Ph'adelPha; to which
they Ie=pectuliy invite the attention Of the public.
y ,c,no,d A,.us, 40 1874 Sc :3sr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
NEW CARPETIyC FLOOR OIL CLOTHS &C.
John SHILLITO g. CO.,

inch enable ,hsm pressn, greater inducements than
80, and individuals visiting the City from
distance. They have already received by late arrivals
go, variety aa,f1 designs in English Scotch
nd Au,,r:an CARPgrISo FLooR Or CLorHs, and every
article in tho furnishing Goods department. Josether-
i'm superb selection Of Sits ana .Nen fe's
MsIeriah suitable Tor the season Ihes socA WIZ eo'
pr;se in part the following articles:
Carpeting.
Nth Cb,,z Velvet, Imperial Ply:
ard brussels Tapestry; SuPeffne ngra med. eni rely
Roy,l Brussels ia Sets, will new patterns;
Rugs; second 9upefhne 40;
R,sssl. Stair 5 8. "a & al Extra fine aud hne do
Dam,.k Vsnitinu Union and Hemp at very low
s.s "a and "A rwiled do prices:
=. Plain do: 81 ng'h Co,ton-Do Royal
Ga and 12-4 Plain < Chintz Administer Rugs;
Ga Wooi,, D,,pxeu: Rich Chenille and Tufted do;
O - 20 a J;,., do. Brussels and Oil Cloth do;
-. "a Woole, Staid Adelaide Parlor Maits:
n,m.v.,. Goat skin and Saxony do;
Brass and Silver plated Stair Manila ana ~" oo'
Rods OF all sizes.
Floor Oil Cloths.
number Of Sheets, "a feet wide of designs,
,.n,ed well with from l3 colofs, ht
Halls and Rooms
ALSO-A variety of low priced Cloths. from 2 to 10 It
vide. assorted patterns.
Furnishing Goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
State of lndiana,I IN THE WAYNE CIRCUIT
Wayne County, COURT
Charles w. Starr,
Elias Bower, and JAS VIZ

Nd now. this day, ,o-w: the 9th day OF
n August, IS4i. the I'd Jud,c. day of the Fa! Term.
o4i of SAID fourt.on affidavit of disnterese OF
defend ants il Ordered the
Court said Ella. Bower. and James w Green, be
notified of tendency of this Lii of Complaint, by pub
lie some weekly newspaper, printed and published
County Wayne and unless they appear before the
Judge. Of said Cour, first Monday of March
plead or demuf said Bill, wl be
ken for confessed. and derreed accordingly
Test: JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
Psasr BicKl.. So.s Tor Corp. r32l IS 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19


the operating Stocks for nearly oil the spectators for some
time INST The extent of Inc full has carried of the
Stocks below the point they reached during the great reaction
of last summer stated this morning, we consider TIE
continued decline be ascbed mainly to the Gull ot depos
its for margins of Stocks. which cn finding holders already
by previous deposits canaot be responded TO. and
tho S,oc nre thrown tho market for the Reimbursement of
the lending brokers' The fall will probably continue until The
Stocks are principally concentrated IN the handS oil those able
10 carry them or until the influential houses consider That the
market low enough aud throw themselves into the breach
We consider the panic oftoday was entirely unconnece
with my considerations of the aspects OF political AFFAIRS or oil
the Exchange market 1t simply TIE result OF forced sales,
nded by the effort, of the bears This our explanation OF the
heavy fall of to-day. There no scarcity OF money athoagh
soma of the Banks which weeks since were beeechlng
n.ope TO borrow their money have buttoned up their
pockets and become suddenly cotve The rate OF interest nos
now beeomc established at cent? which has Deeh tne
great object OF the Banks for time past and the result
probably will be that private capitalists Will withdraw their
eposi,s from the Banks where they idle. and come
in as competitors ia lending, and they have done before
reduce the rate of interest gradually to per cent AGAIN
We heard of day paper done nj Bank To-day a.
ner cent but one of these institutions, we understand
decline making loans discounts at all Ihey argue nat ne
deoosit Banks must make up five millions the LIST of Jnhuu
w. , the Secretary and TINT the drain Of metal for Europe
will continue and that under these circumstances the
market must become very close before January As
the nnyment of Government debt January we
the funds are already arranged and that will not be me-
cossary to draw but small portion from New York The
specie shipments long continued might justify some enrm
bn, the bill is rapidly approaching when the whole pro-
duce of the country will be going forward for Market and
from this source supply of Exchange must accrue sufficient
- sIy tho demand The imports of Specie last year
v.rv lurse-s oo oooand much of could be exported
without furnishing any occasion for alarm. AT least, this
The opinion of one the sacest and Oldest bankers WALL
street,
The fall in Stocks of the week past has carried
e GENERATORS over the dam to-day One Of them II sad
lost his pocketbook, containing $1,000 in cash. by reason of
which he could not meet his contracts.
The Exchange Market is dull today and rates
tend downward Sterling 10 l0a4 Francs 5al1l.
The receipts at the Cnslom.House for the week
ending Saturday last sll2.4S6 g.
The table below gives tine earnings OF the Mo-
and Hudson Railroad for the twelve months ending Oc
,oheT a. compared with the previous twelve months:
pn,s of the Hudson and .Nohack Railroad for 1874 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

lions add bse .'a mostly t r
at that. 0'''''- va '''N N'>'' 1'-''0
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe rnarke, is heavy to-day. a.
though the supply; in Consequence Of the nona5ynl Of
tow. was not very large. Genesee held a. g. but sales
FOOD i :G' Gsee..e could d Ho Be- ss
is s ss not fy iS M 2 any, Thing that
Ts nj n, sSS keep i a make; SALES
80 Rs,andywlnc 75 Richmond Country, Baltimore.
ass sss 81: ca Sss Ds3y r. ;: -
two or three careoe Western have been sold l0 Il cts
BIckwhs9t Flour selling at SO 50 for common to far
GRAGN.-We know of nothing doing in Wheat A sale Of
cargo Of Southern reported. but could truce II,
Of f have sI sss ds made
measure and COO do Jersey al sc, weight Rye also dull
as sdp @ e ssas to
deS has been sunk in he EveI oa5s are in fair demand
% sc Barley 50 &C. and dull. The ,ales saur.
WHiskY,-The market is steady at 2s5c with sales of
about 100 bbl There none on the market.
supplies are sT e2a sale, about 500 bales were
use and the East. lots selling at 10 q 6oc.
WHALEBoNE.-Thcre hive been sales 1900 lbs. a, ioc
FsHaTwo OF three lots of Dry Cod the market
rinE we hear of nothing Of importance doing.
PLASTER-The rute is Q 9311 90 for Eastern delivered
up the nver. The market is not active
BEESWAX.-Lo;s nrc being taken ut % 291sc. cash.
TALLOW.-Thc shipping demand is light and the market
rather heavy. Small sales at I nc, for home use.
PR0VISIONS-There has been doing in Pork today
prices having given way somewhat TIE sales about 900
sS ss dssse ' R@ @s sGa I'll Sc
in Beet very steady without much dong New held
come in light Lard without inquiry oflnporance. In Pic
killed. Meats there nothing doing The last sale of Beef Hams
was ut u per Dbl OF 20 b3 charge for packages But
Ter coming freely nnd without particular change the
market IS scarcely so firm Cheese without change.
New-Tork Cattle Market ....Nov. IS.
Reported for the n. Y. Tribune.1
AT market. leo Beef Cattle (i8 from tho South) 400
Sheep, and 10 Cows and Calves
PRIcEs.-Becf Cattle fully sustained, and wo quote
ordinary 81 75 prime 25. with some extra Mt S.
Co.'s and Gaices-All taken at eli go.
Sheep and Lca5S.-A good demund with sales of 1000
81 212ls for Lambs, and 25 81 for Sheep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19
v-pr. H. Kimba.ps Mineral Teeth.-The

~ Dr. Hs htmD0sPS ne
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the value
Se upon Their, By those who have the together with
their known intrinsic superiority the MAS Of tssh
that are unde in this county have induced Dr. kim5e TO
make such arrangements as will hereafter enabs him TO
ply the increasing demand for them TO any extent ne has been
tended his prnctce department OF his profession and by
the h:h enc0mum that have been passed upon nee eeh oy
them and several of the most eminent and Den
this city. who have spontaneously offered he nos am
contnus 20 be made By Dr. Kba eLeusiuv for las oua
prdece they the most elegant manner upon heavy
bnc the highest utility with the greatest possible comfort. They
United States and ere guaranteed in n caSe5 TO fl perfectly
ard all the that artificial teeth can be made
his arrangements such will enable INN TO oier tnese
testh made in the style above mentioned az re SONG pT1ees
be seen his houss. No. 81 Broadway. near Sp'inS-Ee
oIO 1misyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

4Spss SARsApARILLA-Its the aim of science TO render
he products Of the earth subseent TO the use OF man.
badly poson by dution, rendered valuable Tor medical
poe and restorative juices by concentration nave then
se nemabe properties but they dffused and united
h many crude ingredients which interfere with then opera
separation Of this article has been attained SANpss SAR
,l1RLA and the unusked testimony Of thousands proves
IA all diseases Of the surface of the body and oil the mus
system. well as in many internal disorders 1t Is an un
rng source OF relief.
Tor farther particulars and conclusive evidence q It's supe;
and efficacy see pamphlets which mny be obtained
6As proprlotoS and their agents gratis. -
fSspaed and sold, wholesale and retail, by u. q =.
NIS, Wholesale Drugess 70 Fulton street, New ork.
I'd also 27S Broadway n East Broadway. and by Drug
y generally throughout the United States.
nee 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

oct2 West End of St Domingo brig Altoona. I'm Curacao
for NYo.k.
Oct &c. IN the Caucus Passage, brig Yucatan, fin Phlnde
phiu Jam. IL DIS out-wished 10 be reported.
Nov g. lat y TO- Ion 70, schr Two ays of Saybrook bound
to Florida.
Brig Castro from AnsOstua. passed in the River bound up
Nov t. lat o. brig Adams, of Belfast Ne. 5days
from Norfolk. hound to WIndies.
Nov b. lat 81 So lon 10 15 ship North Bend CrocScr % DIS
FIN Batava, for n YoIk-nll well.
Sept IT, lat . 80 q 20 " Portuguese brig virsinus
fin Buenos Ayrcs for w Coast Africa.
Sept So lat Is IS Ion 30 Is w bark Kite. of and fin New.
castle IS DIS FIN Lands End for Isle Of France.
Oct 49, off point Of Bonaire schr Emerald, Snow e ds
FIN Boston fol Curacoa.
Oct g. lat il 90 lon A 80. brig Northumberland, Strickland
Sept a. Int Is S. lon 81 W. ship Zenobia Kenney IS ds FIN
NYork for Mnntevldeo.
Sept g. lat is s. Ion 70 West whaling brig lnccS Cuworth
out Is mos. SD hls So.
DC; 90 lat 81 49, lon 20 H. sch Cygne OF and I'm Boston,
bound to Jeremc, St. Domingo.
Same day. bark Yemasse OF and from Portland, bound to
ST. Jago dc Cubn.
Me. bound to Mobile.
Oct 3d. saw ships ashore the Ginger Bread Ground
one Wrecker with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

G5- HEALTH. Q BLESSED HEALTH! thou art above all
gold and treasure; thou who enarsct the soul and OPEN
a IFS powers instruction and to relish virtue
He TINT has these hns little wish for and he that
wreched to have these not, wants thing beside Let
be thankful Brendreths Pill will give health Get,
them these blessed Pills. which centurys has fully esa
lhed be the best medicine bestowed For the
prevailing colds and coughs they will be found every thing that
medicine capable Of mparng. Sold ut DR.. Brundreh's
principal Office 3i Broadway; al Hudson-st; "a Bowcry,
York; and Mrs. Booth, Aarketstrcet, Brooklyn and
Nilynn. IeryeY City. MIG 1w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

,nie to cure themselves OF Colds Coughs Headaches Rheu
matte Affections Small Pox, Measles CostTenes Influenza.
and the host those indications of the body Of ,s blood beng
table uaoers Pts long rs my symptoms Ct denmss
which experience hs proved according to Nature. being
merely assisting her, have IN few days been restored TO
health who for Bandreth Pills had been sick for months
The value of this medicine is beyond price.
Sold ut Dr. Brandrcts Principal Office. al Broadway IA
Bowery ard PAL HudsUn-strcet. MY wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

I5- The BRANpRErH Pills entirely Vegetable, and
made on those principles which long experience has proved
correct 1t speculation when they resored to
Sickness for they known be the best ceansers of the
stomach aud bowels and in nl dyspepc and bilious
they great blessing Let every family keep these PILLS
in the house. lahay used when there occasion for me-
acne will be very seldom that Doctor will be required In
nil cases Of cod csugh rheumatism, the afflicted owe it to
their bodies to use these Pills.
Sold at Dr. BRANDRETH'S Principal Office. % Broad
way q. Bowcry, and 2il Hudson.s,reei, ~ Y and Mrs.
BOOTH, NIarketst. Brooklyn. nl9 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

ARKANSAS STATE ELEorloN,-The Loco ocos
ave about 6s on joint ballot, in the Legislature.
Drew, the Loco-Foco candidate for Governor, is
lscted over Gibson, his opponent, by about 1900.
Yell, the Loco oco Congressional candidate, is
!scted over Walker, (Whig) 34OO.
Little Rock Banner, Oct 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles
PECK. NICOLsON & WRIGHT.
No. l3S Pearl and 20 Becyersreets. New-York,
Would respectfully announce that they opening a large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all Of which are Of he latest FaL styles. comprising full @
~ DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part of rch Cesners DEeosse. rich printed
Muslin Lanes Grape Do LANES ofnsw and elegant Styles
rich plain Cameon and Satin stripe Repeas now and Ia.
shonabe article: Cameion. Brocade and Brochestnped
Sks black und colored hlpeecns. figured and plain.
SEAWLS.
Brocho and Cashmere shaws. patterns Camsion and
Brocade figured Silk shals; Damask Wooden Ssadilla and
rich Dana,k Alcpaecha; Morno. Thbet. and Muslin do
Lame. in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS
full assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Rbbon,, Of the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Lacs. Trimming Laces and Lace Edsingf,
Thread, Lisle, Plated and Brussels Edgingz. sc.
GLOVES.
Con,isinR of Kd Silk CaShmefa In great variety together
with large assortment of Fancy Mts.
Also full assortment. OF PaIs CordI, Gnps and Fringes
together with ese article usually 70 be found In Fancy
Stock which they ere prepared offer favorable terms
a, a nv othar ezta blhhmeut % ItDec1 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

BLESSING TO MASKINp-CosYEL's MAGICAL PA1y Ex
great healing Salve, which be had only
az - ourtandt street. acknowledged by all who hive used
IT, TO be the mo, wonderful article ever known II repe ali
INJURIES ny lTe extracts all pain and prevents modification in
pay IS refused for il. $780, "
Burns. Old Sores. EryyipelaS,
Scads, BRUISES, Cknfe,
sait Rheum, Scroinla, Wounds,
EruptIoRs, Sore Eyes, Piles
Chilbains, Cold IN Wounds, Tender Feet. kr
cures sore eyes, eases frequently removing them
without speedily a!ays inflammation and re-
nees dwellings and is salve family should be without
The following remarkable furnished quite recent
y, and hundreds of Others equally wonderful (many even
more So, might be added but or Of room eare
tscm -
child. nephew Of friend of mine, stepped in YES
sci ct boiling wafer and scadcd leg the knee wh en-
street was applied, which nmos, instantly gave relief the
'tle sufferer and soon entirely cured IT, Ao child Of my
gave instant relief and soon cured entIe md for one
should always keep it on hand TO Of such acct
dents. H. ADAMS.
Pastor Of Trinity Church. Suu.c,t.es, NY
New York. Oct. 81. 1874"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

DY ORDER of Frederick w. Hubbard Esg: sn Soce
hereby given thai an attachment sga me e.
tate OF HENRY GIBBS late Of said am onrsant
he direction q the Statute Is dattS and
tSat he snme viii Re soa 10. the payment Of m debts unless
SUCH of tbs ~
And The Of any debts delivery OF any osops
II belonging The said debtor e num- 2, 10, e aVer are
forbidden 81 a% and Dated s9ys%bst s M
nrs 1,van. Attaching Creditor, Weisr.own, n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19
Commercial and Money Matters.

OF For Commercial and .Onev Matters. sec Last Page.
MONDAY, P. NJ.
Stocks found deeper deep to-day, and farther
decline of about per experienced In the Railroads
Other Stocks also declined from to 3pe cent Below we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

TIE DELAWARE ELECTORAL YorE.-The Del.
lvns Gazette says the Electoral Vote Of that
State canao. be cast for Mr. Clay. The law of
tie State requires "thst the Inspectors Of the
several hundreds in each County shall meet on
The day next following the day Of holyng an cleo
ton for President and Vice President, at IL
o'clock, neon, at the Court House of their Coun-
", asd together with the Sheriff." &c. whilst
as law in regard 10 the State ticket requires
bat they shall meet on the first Thursday next
after the election. There was no meeting of the
Inspectors in any of the Counties of Delaware
On Wednesday last, The next day after the cleo
ton, and consequently the three Electoral Votes
ii Delaware cannot be given to Clay and Ere
inghuysen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

r5T To Travellers for Europe.-We have for
sale the improved Nautilus Safety Grille. II is instantly
inflated by merely drawing it around the body.
The Gold Medal was awarded TO By the American lns
,ue at the late Fair Its strength end efficiency have been
fully tested the past summer on the Long Island and Long
Branch Shore (nl4 ST. LEAhY & CO.'
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