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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11


GHEFFIELD HARDWARE-CUTLERY, &c futile
- and Ducluzeau will SELL This Day, 10 o'clock with
reserve their ro.m, No 80 william street. $50
lots OF Shelf I'D Hsrdw and Cutlery comprising general
assortment Of Staple shelf Goods.
Also, 500 dox large Hunting Knives
nl.. an invoice Rslors single s.d double cases.
suitable for BARRIERS and Others.
Also, 1910 doz table and dessert Knives and Forks Car
vers, Butcher AID Snoe Knives, &c.
Also, cssk 1900 doz Spring Cutlery, goods
cei"ed per the Bntsin.
Also, 100 pairs Pistols, 100 Cans.
Also, Shelf Id Pattern Cards. consisting Of general
Of pocket Cutlery suitable for the Southern and
Western markets.
Also, Files, CO nprising general assortment
~ B-Oat,ogues ready, and the city and coun-
try trade will lad IL their interest examine the
every lot ~il be psremporily soid without
mil lfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11


FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
s. S% s: on ssl
Ss, ,90'' reward III e. j6 ths of the
WANTn l%nsdisisy at ihs Lalaystte Bazaar Ias and
sey wei. Ss Sabns
wages given. auIi stsrrc
AUUTIONEEK And SALESMAN.
81 a ss :Sc'i
Isaes sysa: Addrs'. Aaeaoaeer, Herald ohes. ''' ''
AUCTIUNEER &c SALESMAN WANTED.
srpsIienced Man. OF good address. who can influence
Il. Of real ,sa,s furniture and merchandise in gene
tsbshed To trouble bur persons OF the highest
WIN 5. 's al h
sSS. Of .s!s E
sif s sa rs 'r Fa. e o ssss h .. s.
NEW TARIFF-PRICE y7a CENTS.
THE y 8. TARIFF Of Duties Imports, according to
arranged EDgs sHsr q s
Nsw sors annual REGISTER; with the new Warehouse
care Ia. been ' taken in the preparation of hi, .d
Fs ss%sss fass S
and pso.bsd BY have been ssnsra approved for
iS:S:. VII
TRAVELLERS.
DOCKET Travelling Maps Of every State Territory
"a the world, recently improved, and at considerable
sdaenen IN Price; For sale at the Map Store, No. 2T
br9sd~l, merit 70 Park place.
:si sis ':E editions Of &. Hr%s
showing the routes, dtanees, description Of tn county
NC. for sale as above auiI Tier
NOTICE To INVALlDS.
sSsRsAFF;aiiESiiLLA. $1,000 CHALLENGE
III. Members or IN. Pbilad,Ipb. col,.v. os Medicine
refer invads sd the public generally their advertise
neat Ia the True SUM- under the above head.
WE. DICKINSON, Aren't
snI tire Ofcs ofths CcIIsge 81 Nssssu N. York
hTCHEN kANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
THE frorreton now prepared to furnish Holmes
r<nzes the trade them for families
and sell them Our experience
and setting Kitchen Ranges ~ this CITY for the past
year,, that Holmes Kanxc cannot be
surpassed for convenience and durability They
warranted to perform the for which they
chased and they will be removed free Of expense To
tbs purchsser Numerous references be
vhne purchase The prices range from Is dollars
The proprietor constantly msnulac. urins aud are well
supplisd with pscf oce and bedroom CRATES, Of the
xiscgfiSwARE. srishtyAn and i.cansd They h.,.
''' 'I..'' '''"'''' cured e S fiiii . son
"e'~-'~""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

Rodgers Cutlery.-Con sisting OF Pocket and
Psnknivss scissors Nail Files. az Of the beautiful
nnish and unique patterns. eau be obsasred OF
u. SAUNDERS SON IN Broadway,
A few doors above tourtandt street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11
AUCTION NOTICE.

JACOB 8 PLATT. Anctionecr.
GUNS, MUsKETS PISTOLS. AND BOWIE
" KNIyES-JacOb s Plat win sell this day. At i o.
brown and Damascus barrels 200 Musket 200 pair Pistols
and an invoice of rich Bowie Knives TERMS cash.
anil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11
1 Z OBJ 81 PL ! II Arstieas.E ru,s

EOURTH TRADE HARDWARE SALE THIS SEA.
sQN-Jacob Plat will sell at his regal%ly est.;
Gold ss this day at 10 o'clock 305 casks aud lots
consisting Of extensive of Hsrdwae Cutlery
long ano handle .hoyss slate, and gsns letter
and pocket CUTLERY consisting pocket and and
knives and forks Of every description Aso 20 lots edge
tools, p ire us chissels. &c.
Also at II o'clock 100 pairs pistols 60 double and single
gu, 200 musket and invoice of Bowie knives for
count 81 whom II may coucem, for cash.
Also during the sale part Of stock OF old goods from
house declining business.
B.-Ths sac worthy the Of Dealers
well - the city trace aull tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, . new and In
valuable discovery warranted neither smut nor wash Of
being Liquid Dye, which changes The color
hair 70 beautiful brown black without inury 70
ts ea.ymcds Of application and effect other
change. Its superior exeellencs will be apparent to every
Que upon single application Country gentlemen have
closed e Phalos 8 Bro.dway Judson's Hotel Price 81
invited call the depot and have hsr dyed 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

OARS THEATRE TIE public respectfully iuiornr
- tssi h,. Thests will BE- is-opsasd tor the
1lQs day, he Iflh u Asgsst
~. Lses. sas osssqsa .ufsssd a. ms sst.1li.hmss,
lna : ffesaf - b. - 80 .sq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

81 h&f tbs Thcsfse Will b isoPsnsd Tor the season on
lbs. 10 ,:s,S4 ss,. a: .sas +. ST.
. s : !. & .s: :; ! ::s : Il:
ss %S s.. iss' .%; ' t. ..sssi h:
pds SS r.Ya c D.; q ,Ai nt!SJp
w,ss. NJ pl.asA.rd Dogs Il tho s..' Hector Buia.
U.i s SSss. T s Mt: ia az ..
q E..NMICg = IIsAI EEECOIs,T v.5eI :9d CHAR.
:,s:: oi s::, = :ss.ss S
;s. TassE s!Es Sx 9H v.. %:fSArM
ssssssdJ 's af s fas poDsi Ms,S pr%. O,,e
Gao. " weed c.g,aa Worthy. Fhiiiip., Emily Si..
. ss;': g. :is aI: open '''"'
s.y As 40 nun =
s,s'. a.D s.s :ss NH .. ,s so.
vii S:;io;%.$ osS:.S:' .DS is'' *: s sT:s;
!. = <. hour e. ,;c;;sS;s
:ss.aSas :,.rss the %s". q *: Esp.n.ds Ussh vii
20 ninth s; thu s" an a
daras x. dsv and sssu '@ ss es"' view 40
THE MAGIC PILLS TRIUMPHANT.
GABRIEL RAvEL.
THE WHOLE RAvEL AMILY.
MILE BLANGY
NIpLo's GARDEN-Tue,aay Evsn,ns August 1.-THE
entertainments ~hi ~''h pnpui Overture
Tobs followed bv the Petit Billet Psntom In
esl'sdt VENGEANCE OF DI4NA-Dins Nine Leon
Jsyeilo; Calisto Mile Blsngy, Endymioa. Mons Henri.
hall an honrs 'ntsrmissios ior inc ,o"rers As-rasd.
~ Tt soss,ad: With THE coNJyEoRs OFT or THE
rome Rsvs; Elvins. Nine Leoa Javelli.
doors open O'Clock entertainments begin At socioek
A rLA<Ilt GARDEN ~ NV -rtN .UH Thk
"A sEASON-Dodworh's Corust band will perform ever
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing Juns had -
o'clock. Admittancs trse
mvi irsre WILLIAM ALLISON r-cr-s,or
MUSIC
INSTRUCTION riven the Piano ct Two Dollars per
Month by person the profe tho
roughly Young ladies wishing tske lessons will please
address note to =" Music at the Herald Once.
aut lwissrrc
CENTURY PLANT
OMISSION TO view this giant If its tribe. will Be
"a daesd to l2x esn", on Monday. 10th Instant Open
aus iw.rrc DUNLAP THOMSON. sx Broadway.
CRICKET CHALLENGES
THE Members OF the Brooklyn S,ar Cricket Club.
DESTROYS play the gentlemen Cricketers Of Syracuse
home aud home match The hrst game of the
18th Of september next.
The members OF the shove Club also ready and willing
to play he members ofthe New York Cricket Club hone
upon By order JAS. WILDE. P,:;ia:n..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

Portable Dressing Case-In all that the
name imports and compIeteeach article contained
therein S.ias vsEy best quality and q ordinary dmea
Glen; in itsslfto recommend L. For sale n
Opposite Howsrds Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

Z. +. . X I q NJ,
IMPORTER OF
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES, VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS, TUNQUOISES, GARNETs,
GLASS DROPS, sc. &c
aus imsnc No 3DEy STREET, NEw YoRx.
CHEAP HAVANA SUGAR.
lust RECEIVED, large lot OF superior Havana Sugar,
Havana U.s. yellow do Is Cd and w,ite do IS ID: good
crashed Sugs, Co. powdered do 81 3d. best crushed So Cd
bro sugar and IS sd per lbs Also fine Green and
Black Tea. ts best Java Coffee For sale wholesale
au7 Iwsr $50 and <28 Green " ch and Is Vesey sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

FOX SALE,
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES
N WILL drive also in a csrriase They sx.
A[1, horseback, and have been long used tol,lk1
the saddle. Apply II the desk Of the Herald Once 70
frv'h~- rsrfi~r'srs teh H-t0h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11

FAKE KEDULED.
<0NH - FOR NEW HAYEN,-Pssssgs reduced
6m34x@Pto New Haven 20 ST. to Hartford y TO
spris, reid 81 IS. The spsnd'd ard LAST
sip R. sysIy p9H9y spsssp'sSl o'clock
and Thursday afternoon, at o'clock and Saturday alsr.
pspn, kss O'Clock. - imish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11
THE HLHAMRA.

Orr SANDY HOOK, August 9, 1876.
A ia meeting Of passengers. held on board said bat,
DuNr appointed secreay The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted -
Resolved That the thanks Of this citing he rendered
Captan Haucox his officers and crew. for their gen!
tlemsny and olging conduct evineed toward this
excursiou
Resolved That we, the underlined. having been fro
tlv the Fishing Banks differ. times do he
state to ..y tn, wehsve found the Buffalo the most .F,es
being we'll adopted for the husnsa having together with
JAMES LAWSON. Chairman.
JoHy w DurN. secy.
I'm w Smi h, p. d Blrds'l.
Thee Sieber, Thos Buusbail,
d. Wanmsker, Joseph Cant ben
Solomon Russell, A H. Wagner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
qrgweekly sentinel.

As customary, the proprietors Of the Indiana State
Sentinel will issue triweekly sheet during the CON-
ing session of the Legislature The best Of Report
ers have been engaged exclusively for this paper and
pains will be spared give the fullest, earliest and
most correct intelligence on all subjects. The paper
will be Of double medium size, (same the weekly
and afforded at dollar the session, in all cases in
advance.
The propretors would respectfully solicit the aid Of
their friends in procuring subscribers, very heavy
expense is necessarily involved during the session.
OSrOur cotemporares viii confer favor by CIV
ing the above few insertions, which shall be recp-
rOcated by every means in our power.
If. G.. A. g. J. p CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

MEXICAN CONSTITUTIONAL writer thus describes
the mode of recruiting the army in Mexico:
In order TO make it more clear how far the govern
ment rely upon the army in any emergency, |
will describe how it is formed and recruited When
ever 1t is determined that troops shall be raised
the government sends requisiton to the Governors
of the departments, naming the number required from
each and fixing the point at which they to be de-
livered The Governor notifies the Projects of each
of the districts who gives orders in conformity to the
police agents under him: these prow about the pub
lie square and other places of resort Sundays or
other holidays, seizing upon such of the poorer
classes their caprice may dictate If the poor fell
low or his friends bride the police agent with a
dollar or two, it may him, If not, he is carried
off to the barracks, where with his companions he is
kept under strict guard and badly fed often issuf
cieuty So until the required number is secured-they
then tied in line, two and two called cuerda
which is driven along by guard Of soldiers to the
point Of rendezvous, treated precisely as criminals in
similar circumstances, and called by the same name
My ears have been often painfully saluted by the
wailing and cries of the poor women, their wives ard
relatives, when setting from the town where they
had been collected. The law it is true requires that
those who establish that they are married shall be set
free but, practically, it is unheeded in a country
where one who is not an - hombre decente'' "a man
of the upper classes has little chance or being lis
tened to. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

THE New ExPLosIvE.-The Paris correspondent
Of the National IneIgencer speaking of the expert
ments performed by the Academy of National Science
with SchRnbein's Explosive cotton, says
The new explosive, it appears, has one piece of
hum5ug about it, not exactly worthy of real inven-
ton SchGnbein pretends that al makes no report ::
an idea which be certainly must have borrowed from
the old vulgar notion of white gunpowder, that may
be shot without making any noise On this point the
Poudre cotton would come up to that silent thunder
which Lord Byron sets down, like taciturn woman
for fiat contradiction. Monsieur Arago, in another
sitting OF the Academy appears struck with the ridi-
cuousness of the story, but like discreet phIoso-
pher, appeals TO the chemical section of the Academy
to say whether such thing could bel They (either
never have seen any white POWDER, or having read
Lord Byron) pronounce that the powders voiceless-
ness is all bounce"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

0I5-The following are fair specimens of the slang
and SANDER of leading wing papers, as well as their
consistency. Liars seldom act systematically, aud
consequently, IN this case, often expose one
another:
New TREATY AT WAsnrNGToN.-It has fer some
days been reported from the Federal Metropolis that
Col. Benton has given in his unqualified adhesion TO
the ruling dynasty, and viii be the Administration
leader In the Senate in the coming session We have
just learned what is the guild pro quo of this adhesion
Col. Benton's son-in-law, ]. c. Fremont, who was
recently jumped three four grades of his
nlors in the Army, and from a Lieutenant made a
Lieutenant Colonel has been appointed Governor of
California, So Stockton, Stevenson, Mason and all
adrft. Fremont is to be the autocrat of the new
empire, the price of Old Bullions support of the
lettering Executive. Such is the advantage of hav-
ing powerful friend at Court. Such is the game
which great men Gin station) play, using for dice the
bones Of the undistinguished multitude. We have
this information privately, of course but from such
source that we feel very sure OF its Authenticity
". y. Tribune.
The following extract from Washington letter in
the Richmond Wing contradicts the rumored recon-
Citation between Col Benton and the Administration
Id. Journal
g You may depend on it, as far as Col. Benton is
himself to be relied that there is no foundation for
the rumor of any explanation reconciliation be-
tween him and the President and the polk stalk organ
on which the President plays. Whatever these re-
latons were, when the great Missouri Mammoth
walked over and demolished tie Oh 40 men, such they
are now. OF the organ he speaks with unreserved
contempt and says if 1T had been nurtured then as
now, it would have broken down even Jackson's ad-
ministration. The promotion CT his accomplished
sohein-law, Fremont, he regards not Jarors from
the Administration, but the due regard Of superior
intellect and enterprise"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

Mr.. Miller, being elected, sworn into Office.
Mr.. Hamrick offered the following resolution
ResOtUed That the Secretary inform the House that the
Senate have elected John r. Jones' Principal Secretary
Jacob ID. Love- Assistant Secretary. and David Miller
Door Keeper and ready proceed to business which
was adopted.
And resolution by Mr. Holloway, that the Reporters
Of the several papers of Indianapolis be allowed seats in
The Senate, was adopted.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
Editorial Convention.

The editors and executors now in the city re-
quested to assemble at the State Library the Capt.
tol on Wednesday forenoon, ii O'Clock. Dinner will
be prepared at Mr.. Blackledgc's, Kinder Buildings.
The address will be delivered in the basement Of
Roberts Chapel in the evening" to which the public
generally are invited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

In the Constitution of Texas, it is proposed to in
corporate this novel feature That each citizen Of
the State shall hold his farm, Of certain size,
free from all claims and legal process OF course if
a wants credit, it must be had on some other
basis than the llnd he owns Such provision, it is
thought, will have good effect, by the strong induce
ments it holds out to every citizen 10 become interested
in the soil"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

GUN CoTroN-The Boston Post states that Dr.
Jackson the geoogis, has prepared some gun cotton
in the following manner equal proportions by mea-
sure of Tuning nitric and nauthausen sulphurc acid
poured cotton and the cotton allowed to soak in
the acids three minutes then the cotton was squeezed
and washed in rain water until free from acidIfy
then pressed between botting paper until dried The
cotton thus prepared is not altered in appearance but
is rough when the fbres pulled asunder than
in its NATURAL state Three grains Of it constitute
rife charge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
To CORRESPONDENTS.

J. H. s. Huntington. Xxx received and shall be happy receive
the balance. Accept Acknowledgements.
We thank ends Parke county for club Of fifty sub
scbers for weekly paper and the promise of Not
ithsandn an phaanx Of 500 Quaker votes
full confidence that the good
sedenal the Democracy i'll ultimately and Parke
to take high upon the Democratic side
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

TAILoRs CoMING.-An article in London paper
announces that there thousand taiors out
employment in London. They had a meeting in St.
Martins Lane, and it resolved that the OILY mode
of essening the distress was TO embark for Canada
and the United States. committee was appointed
to collect subscriptions TO pay the passage of those
who are willing to embark $50 entered their names
for Canada and Nova Scotia. and 29e4 for New York
and the United States. They viii all be here in
MEych or April next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
IDDIAxA LEGIsEATURE.
Reported for he Slate Sentinel.
SEN ATE.

MoxbAr, DIc. :. 1886
The Senate called to order by The Hon J. e. Read,
who directed call Of the Senate whereupon all the Soma
answered their except Messrs. Barbour Ellis
and Winchell The new Senators having produced
their credentials and taken the oath administered by the
Hon. John W. Wright Pres't Judge Of the 9Th Judicial
Circuit, took their seats.
On motion, the Senate proceeded to the election OF
Principal Secretary Of the Senate which resulted as fol-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

A CURIOUS APPLE.-We were presented a day or
two since with number Of apples which grew on
tree in the orchard Of Mr.. THERON MINER of Riga.
and which, tasting, found to be half sweet and
half sour. part of them were sweet and sour in
spots. We understand that this kind of fruit is pro-
duced by splitting the bud in grating, and then nocu-
lating with whichever kind is desired. Our cores
pendent Viator," writing from Berkshire county,
Mass gave very interesting description of this re-
markable freak of nature a few days since.
Since the above written, we have been pre-
sented with apple by Prof. DEWEY, brought from
Massachusetts, which exhibits the same pecuiarities
spoken of in those presented by Mr. Miner The
apple was picked from tree which bears three or
four kinds of apples each year. and had upon it about
bushel which presented this curious freak. The
fruit is sweet and in different portions the sweet
parts yellow, and the sour white In speaking of
this same kind of apple, correspondent remarks
that suppose four thin parts were removed from a
leaf bud of tree yielding sour apples, and some
thin portions were inserted from the bud Of sweet
ree-then, if the whole should grow the particular
formation of both trees would be extended from the
branch to the bud, and then the flower and the apple
must parake of the nature Of the two trees and fruit
ultimately and sweet in portions be the result
Rochester Republican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

The MAns.-Late mails have been SO wet from
various causes as to have portions almost entirely
destroyed. The postmaster has hit upon excellent
plan to secure such as are at all legby directed, viz
baking them in a bakers oven These facts will ac-
count for delay and non-reception of various papers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

lsTHMUs OF PANAMA. Mr. Wheelwright. an
American, who is Superintendent; of the English
racine Steam Navigation Company has published his
views from personal observations of the passage across
Panama He is in favor of making road from
Chagres across to Panama. which he could transport
passengers from the steamers in the Pacific to those in
the Atlantic In six hours Steamers ON the Atlantic
SIDE could pass up the river Chagres, which is navi-
gable Tor vessels of 700 tons burLen. All that has
been done already in the premises he does not think
has advanced the object single step.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

LIBEKTY PARTISAN IDENTICAL WITH FEDERALISM.
The Boston Atlas of October 10, thus audes to the
swallowing up Of the called Liberty party in
New Hampshire and Maine, by the federal party -
a. We see signs-and we rejoice to see them-that
many Of the who regard themselves in the ranks
of the misguided Liberty party discovering
their error, and becoming convinced that the only
way Of nationally eecng the objects they desire to
attain, is to fall into the ranks of The Wing party and
give their aid in that direction. This they hare done
in Asr Hampshire, and are doing in Maine"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

CAPT. WALKER-This gallant Texan Ranger has
arrived at Washington He is the observed Of all
Observers. They getting up public dsrnonstra-
ton Of gratitude for his briIlian. services.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

Wethink il exceedingly desirable that a swain shall
occasiony break his promise and get prosecuted for
his fathessness. Journal
Why! Because you think it better to be prosecuted
than ridden on raj" out Of Connecticut!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

0rOur Mexican spur and American hustle are
still regarded with curiosity by visitors 1t is hard
to decide which is the greatest curiosity. Young
men are not permitted 10 inspect te hustle for fear
of injurious nervous Impressions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

ORfuL.-The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser, under date of 1lth ut..
writes that is possible that the impeachment of
President Polk will be poved in the House, on the
FIRST day Of the session. Mr.. Webster will be one of
the Judges"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

MI w Ia ms haVIng eceIV6u Inc Tt4uIslIe nunDeT
votes. was declared duly elected
On notion the House proceeded e the election Of
Door Keeper, and upon the third ballot N b. Markle
elected.
Ordered that the Senate be informed that the House is
fully organized and prepared for Legislative business.
On motion, the House adjourned.