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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

Another Boundary Question.-The ST..
Louis Reporter says:
We learn that some new disturbances
has broken out in reference 10 the dispu-
ted boundary between this State aud Iowa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

The language Of the following rebuke
(which we find in letter of Randolph
of Roanoke" to the Richmond Enquirer, |
is not whit TOO severe, cut where ii may !:
"What stuff it is, TO foist upon the pub
lie laste, as food for scandal, that John
Tyler had negotiated secret treaty !--as
if lhess revilers did not know, that none
but the wild Indians of the forest ever me-
gotiated any other. The treaty OF 1903,
by which we acquired Lonisiana-was il
every where discussed before the people
and in the press, as the Texas treaty now
is! No such thing. The negotiations
were kept profound secrets. 1t was agreed
to, drawn, signed, sealed, and sent 10 the
Senate Chamber in secrecy there it was
debated in secrecy, and when il first came
forth 10 the public notice and challenged
its approval, behold it was Ratified
Treaty! Such was The Treaty of Flor
ida. Such was the late Treaty Of Wash-
ington-and yet the infuriale madness of
party would lash John Tyler through the
land, for scrupuous observance of The
very customs which all. his predecessors
have followed-and 10 The observance of
which, their very successes are allribula-
BILE! For shame ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

Dinner 10 General Thompson.-Acc.ord-
ing 10 previous notice, the dinner wll'cp
was rendered to The Hon. Waddy lhomp-
so u, our late Minister to Mexico, came on
at the United States Hotel, on Thursday
of last week. The company was COM
uosed of members OF both political par
ties, aud The greatest cordialily and good
feeling prevailed.
The Speech Of Gen. Thompson was
received with manifest marks Of approba-
ion by the company present, and the nu-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

p The New Orleans Picayune of the 2OtFl
inst, contains an account of an extensive con-
flagration which took place the preceding day
IN that city. 300 houses, nearly all of wood,
with the exception of some large and costly
brick dwellings were destroyed. 1t is sup
posed 10 have been the work Of incendiarles,
as several attempts have been made to flre hou-
ses in different parts of the city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

Bank of the Stale of Gcorgia.-Ata an election
held on the Goth inst, at the Banking House of
the Bank of the Stale Of Georgia, Savannah,
for the ensuing year, the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected:
For the Office of Augusta.-Geo. NJ. Newton,
w. II. Turpin, j. r. Bulkley, w. Boslwick,
James T. Gray, Joseph Davis, II. w. Risley.
For the Office ct Jpashington.-A. S. Wing
field. Garnet Andrews, Thos Semmcs, John
H. Pope. A. A. Cleveland.
For the Office at Eatonton.-J. c. Mason,
Henry Branham, John Hudson, Alex. s. Reid,
Pulaski S. Holt.
Forthe Office at Athcns.-Wnl. L. Mitchell,
Thos. N. Hamilton, John H. Newton, George
Dent, S. Thomas, John Billups.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-29

Ratification ofMe Treaty.-The MadisOnion
of the 18th inst. contains the following para.
graph upon the subject ofthe Annexation Trea'
ty. We hope the editor may not be deceived !:
Notwithstanding the desperate labors (would
that we could say patriotic labor') the Intelti,
gcncer, the opinion still prevails among men of
forecast, in Washington, that the Treaty Of
Annexation will be confirmed. We think the
friends of Annexation throughout the Union
may rely with confidence on the justice of the
Senate. The opinions of Messrs. Clay and
Van Buren are merely the opinions oftwo men,
and are not likely to decide the courss Of The
.ffly.two Senators, Us many may suppose. The
friends of the measure may make their ar.
rangennnts to celebrate its consummation."
The Washington correspondent ofthe Char
lesion Mercury, under the same date says:-
"The documents sent day or two ago to the
Senate by President Tyler, it is confidently
thought will secure the ratification Of the Trea-
~, unless certain Senator's are determined that
nothing shall be done for the interests of the
country that does not cmanate from their own
particular clique.
1.-THE course pursued by the President was
dictated by prudence and foresight, and does
not warrant the wicked attempts made by op-
position prints TO shew that the act was one OF
war upon Mexico. The time will not be long
ere this step will have been proved to have
been essentially necessary"
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

.-I7f 60 ID =, AZ
rre IF eS Sc csulI5ie disease, scil9 6eosad ~
y. !. Z, a vss,reiiah ME pills,
WFlknes ~ Aee-.ss = = ,.,TTd
s.oCf tsr NORTH aDseTseGn College Of hteafta:a
.e,ee,r,a -, p;,ls are cornnosed Of plants
49,, s,n,s eo,,sv on our own sosl and
slsPlsd 70 or constitutions sssSe1 ss s
thew NAV be compounded; aud as 49, 5.s. sGi
"WkfSiT$fITsS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upor he principle that the human body
is in truth -
Stbiect 10 but 0NEsDISEASES L.
viz: corrupt 6umors and that, said meaicine cures
this disease on NATURAL, PRINCIPLES, ~
cleansing nd'pIFifying ne body: a wla 'oe mans
fest that If the constitution be not entrey exnaGs.eo
absolutely certain 10 drive disease OF every name
o nj the body. $500 .....s5 ..zY4.
Wrights Indian Vegetable, Pills viii De found one
othe The very best %sa.S;Ye y w g
Ter carrying out tn'S y f,oyo he hodv ali NOR
bid and corrupt huors he cause Ct S,ssesel 70
oasy and natural msnnefN5amnoD Tn F3SSIPE
;. GIVE EASE a ~, Gron, he hodv
hs above Srsr named Indian vegetable Pills have
been three years oesoEe .ns ~ a,,r.cson ,m
Of all .neS
been popnlar, not enc neg asns annIe NJ, nr,v 40
az aHa a SoGn ss Is asssSy relief and
cNwmend Tin the s'ronges, o"' nsrio,,.
e11s1iiic y, VITO "aSSN ~0 - ~
ed by medicine. 4, ,,h;Ah h.,a
Hitherto very few OF tne -
been received in tavor q tn5 exdcsansS ouS
cine have been pa6lished' az tne meuicy S'
it's present great celebrity more by ts goou
ness than rom eXtenslve aoyetliS'k 10 ;
deemed proper, however, 70 onel tne a "pi..,
ions Of the public press. merely TO snow tnat she
fame ofthe Indian vegetable rus y !os JSueu ~
any section but is rapidly extending ltseH 70 every
part Of the Union. ''
From the Boston Daily Tines.
vwpJcH1"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
EyoR COLDS ANr FEyERS, brought on
y By sudden changes Of fine wealher, there

EOR COLDS AMI FEyERSs bfOughton
II By sudden changes Of the weather, there
p no remedy e siIsSisa =, 4 Df' Pbelps
as' they purge of all ofIensive matter, open
the pores Of The skin, ind bring about heal.
thy state Of al the functions. NEheumatism,
Ldng Fever, Sick Headache, Jauadices and
oil bilious disorders are speedily and efIec.
tually cured BY this Substitute fos N, ~. y,
CALOMELs
with perfect safety; and their opevaticp Is
so pleasant and mild as q purgatiye that
they have acquired upiversaI representa-.
ton OF being the best FdpsSlv Midscias ever
Invented foF the sgs9 aisd soakgs sud tb0seOf
delicate e0hsiisuslone sTbey are never knUwp
p fail o. curing DysZsgsies y ashost sisss. "
taken accosdiGK % djsecli0De. sEF
9 FossaIe BY u @. peckaiih, Ejich6slds and
by Merchants 10 eli the country towns, and
~ the PFossiesoF. No - chapel Street S
1AaShssefss - IA s.a.sl-.s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
10 the VICTOR BELONGS THE sPolLs.

TO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE sPOlLs.
As AsiR ss s' ~ paS
claiming to give relief and eyencure the most inyet
ssi ps sssss Z: ypS sfi
LOZENGERS. They are agreeable 10 she ,tasic,
easily administered, end from the unprecedented
success which they have met with and fe'iarke.
10y claims 70 The tile Of CON QUOR over ihs dis
eases, for which. they have been recommended
W. Snes"aa scorca 1ozENnEs" s1rS e'i.r
Cure the most obstinate cases Of Cough Ii D few
hours. They cave cured alarge number 81 persons
ho have been given R ssr ana 9Ss
and A Hectic Fever 81 ,6sif ase have had he r5ss u
health restored 10 the hageard cheek and now live
q speak forth the prase Of this invaluable medicine
~ sherman worm IozENcEs" Y s, ..,.
Have been proved In more than 100000 cases 10 be
Haliable y fact the only certain Worm Destroying
cine, and Inc Dsnesi derived tom ths admnis.ratio
eonceptEons When Inc bfgath Of the child becomes
S ssp as enc A sSss q G' is SRs
bleeding At the nose, headache drowsinese, startling,
during sleep, disturbed dreams, aakihg with fright
cough
evt,ptoe of worms, and can DO relieved BY those In.
comparable Lozenges. They have never known to
'a'. w. s %c2MPHoR LozENcEs' =.
Relieve Headache, Nefvours Sick Headach, Palpi.
taton ofthe heart, and sickness In very few min.
utes. They cure Lowness Of Spirits, Dospcndcncy.
Summer or bowel Complains; they Keep up the
spirits, dspel al the Distressing symptoms ofa night
Of dissipation and enable apessoi undergo great
mental 'a Or HSfsyR I'll Mars Ri SfiE.sssiE .
he best sirsastSnine pissssf II ne world Ana nv.
efeign remedy fOr pain and weakness in The buck,
iunSaso, IL. Che milton year VIM nos SUPPLY
ny unpfincipied psrsons who wouid force spuEiou
msn S P ssSM Mans Plaster. Viii, iae sims q III
written maine ON his beck--ncne other are genuine
and will 10 more hurt than good /. AZ. .1,,,.. u,
Whs9 ssch men q shs lex Dass anthony 81 nc
Ton, Rev. MI. Dun6dr, Rev. Nj. Handbook, Rev Mr.
CeFofest, Hon. Aaron Clark, J. Hoxie, gsq. Hon. B
b. Beardsley, Daniel Fanshaw, Esq. and q host Of
70 prove tss siiicacy q b.. shsfmoas preparations
medical profession and d thsif p,ac.ics,
and when uchunversal follows theist9e
DIV Sp ssnii.i III e re - sppssscn u
can fai! Jay claim % the patronage! ofhs pnblic,
apS snssti psvCt Agency for .bs above Remedies
at 296 Main b. HaFllced, swhete they cen 10 had
wholesale and at the Psopfietogs lowest prices.
Country. agents. yhsn occurring igr!hes supply,
should address q. r. PHELPS 226 Main o. Hart.
fofd, The oaly agensfos New England States. NV
sSmi Buei and h. nj. woodruff. Li.ch6eid Hiram
Webster, Bennington; T. Kellogg Haywinscn; Hen.
desson 81 60 New flsrfosds Nathi Smith Toning.
ford Wolcottyille Manufaetusigs Cos Augustus
MiIes a Co GOehea; Jnoa b. Harrison CgfnwalIj
Reed g. Lewis Shason; John Frapklin CanaaDi
SpeFry & Tgmlnacp Now Pfeelo1; Like a: Hayes
Bcthlem |; Chas. n. Webb Wccdbgsy Y. Leaven.
seth Th0mas q Son Plymoqsh 4 WIN. IAwssnce q
Co Norfolk Lawrence end Phelps C6lsbT0ok Ciil.
tchhlills Co Winsied; and b. Agents In every toyp
In the State. .gf0m
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

.,r,,,AtN ExpEnTNlENEa nj 81
Has been tried and 'at tVyOktkws
woes = hoiistls NNeAhs sysa ,us.tI ~, 80
TT has long been, 4 sub ecs ot ccNsf 6yAtsgii
whether . cheap Bool Wee real SnSApb
or MOl.s But hts now decided. ~ on onlt9htsq
enea .pUblics tAata cheap boat or shoe lAnoeN
30 very cheap AFTER oil. The eubseEibef has
eudeav6 ted thus Tar 70 bring OAektMe trade
Ia d fair and honest channel once more
ana with d count hNnce of q helping hand
ftovn lhe pGb lie. the trade can and shall pc Pc,
put, on, The old NshI0n &fo0nd, when one
pair Of boots would last one year, This hNsa
been done il times past aud can be done A.e
again. rNolhMg shall be wanted on our part
to accomplish this desirable ohjects provided
weaFe encouraged with fNlr ptlces and good
nav aiw bias aipS 9ti - b3o0ivfc9 faiats1il,h US
Large Sales aud Smoll Profits are better
that Small Sales and Large Profits. The
trade vii, be condNcled In all lls branches
India R0bbers repaired es usual saS, VIA
/ kas .ydlscsnya las. iesQs Il. sOsk MEAEONpu
( 40 No. I and 9 Eord's Building, UP stairs
LitchfieldS Nov. II l6A4.i ssd 4 ReidN w. 0An.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
= . AlIMER;cAN MusEUM.. :. /.
new York city,
- pNT1M ,pROpRIETOR.

.sgr r. FgsBARNUM, PROPRIETOR. sS..sI,t
vTTHIs Museum has, six splendid halls oye; sOo
feet In length, containing upwards OF - %
600 curiosities from every portion q the Sii9Se e
fTIerh ARE BEASTS, BIRDS, REPTILES IN
SFC1,S. FISHES, Sc. Sc. Of every species and
kind ever known or heard Of bSss RI ..0ispgy:
A GRAND CoSMORAA4As containing beautiful
views of ancient and modern cities, natural scene-
nv. moonlight views, sc. A large number Of new
ones have lust been received from some OF the hrst
"' 9NovFfTIE 4 CURIoSITTEs, such as Dwarfs,
Giants. Outang Outangs, are always engaged when
opportunity offers. ,,,,r,,,,Y,e-r,crc I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alwaysgiyen every evening,
aud every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons by
the most talented performers. .s7S 4 100 a -
EVERY STRANGER, as we'll as CITIZEN should
visit this establishment, as valuable
combined with rationat amusement. se@
The price of admission is always % cents. r
New York, August 81, 18Th. ri 1s..l b. 4ml7
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
Geese Feathers,

THE subscribers have made arrpngc-
Il ments to keepa constant supply OF a first
rate article Of Geese EeNtkeEs-selecs
ted and packed with great care ny ourselves
in packages from 90 % 6Olbss; and will fur,
lbs. of a quantity they will warrant 10 beas
good as the best, at De law prices as can be
Purchased Of equal quality ia the state. ~
siI 4 IN b.y..,ig- 4, J, 3. q L. HURLBUT .
Winehesser, l0A4. MI ass ..as,st 1yS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

COST, ssnail lus q hardware, con.
IN aistink az Hand, Duck & Wood Saws,
Ckissels, Fsles, Haspsy Screw drivers, Chess
and Trunk Lock q, Dor Handles. Pad Locks,
Brads, Gcrewss Wi1do@ Springs, Blind
FaeinfDgs, Wire, &c, thas We have not room
Tor ana mus segI GAhRIT1 T. RALDwIM.g
nCARFS q CRAvATS 81 sllso1E evesy desesip.
~ tion, fOr ssSs ~ LNOE ri z, HlIFLPe
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
-yVarrrcra Institute.

FTVHE Subscriber. on. account Of the health
Il and circumstances Of his family, has
reiinquished the charge of this School, and
offers for sale the premises, consisting OF Q
spacious Boarding House, Academy, &C. c,;T
The buildings are in good repair and valua-
BILE /: but will be sold low and the terms Of
pay nient made very easy TO the purchaser.
a competent person, whether he has or has as
not much capital, will find this rare OPP
portunity 10 LOCATE himself permanently and
probably as a teacher. e,a& ..t,ge
For particulars apply postage paid) to
Rev. J. r. Keep. Warren, Litchfield Co, Ct.
or to J.. c. Howard, Norwich, Chenango
Co, N. Y. ~
On leaving the above school, the under
signed would express his sincere gratitude
to his numerous friends for their kindness
and confidence, and their liberal and long
continued patronage since he took charge of
the School in 1884, ]. @. HOWARD. 4
Warren, Nov.sS0th, ls44. a9i, isara 2s*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
r. r. ENSIGN

HAS received q large assortment Of such
Ii GOODS as are usually kept in q coln-
try Store, which he will Sells tor CAsR o.
READY Par lower than eau be bought else
where IN this vicinity. AZ he does business
strictly upon the Ready Ray Systesns he eas
and DM sell goods vesy Nssick cheaper than
those who give credit. Es.Ie-g2''5
Almost every thing taken 10 exchange FOL
Goods ercept hoax aceotNts. MA ~, 81, ~
Wolcostville, Nov. III. 1874. Il %
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
1tMa xnsurancs Company.
..i E 1iIARrFS6nRD, On. ~ .' I 7
i CNpttvs Gee, OOO k2Osgys.O,n

WIN liberty q lAl same 70 Hay q mn.
Yen II Il tggi ~ Hon Of Uellass, a 49,, II
lAFFER toineuFe DwelIing. Houses. Stores,
~ Mills, Mauufaclories, Earns. Ships and
Vessels while ID rort, or on the stocks, Goods,
ana every other species Of igsufable person.
:. RTCpsr s ,9nI s1yy Z, assss "
,"t;c~ ~ w1Cd siSndinS. ~ 7''''-'''''''7s'''F
'p ! s''st 80 f!EfEbk PHELPS. Assas.1,
gLiichasid, FEB. "a, 1919. So - - e s6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES, I cases q %
meEs ct 1851 CIccK 4 FSnDs
PEA GERMAN WoRSTEDI &
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

I. ',ss AZ wAotxsAEk AIM RETAIEso 'ydi1o7s
Otss, RMtMts, vyeeiles, 3e.sssss1lI
q, u. O. BRCE1WETM5 as.lo :.
- nFFERs for sale = ccrpless
~ assortment Of the above 0tii.
cles, In quantities 70 suit the pur-
chasef, on As good terms AS they
can be bought wit hin thestaae, for
cash or ceedit-Alncla en- assortment 81
BrOnzes, gold aud silver keafNna Foil. Gums
COpal aud Shellac, Alccholy Japan and Copal
.Vafntsh, TNuAarindss MADDEN CUchiueals In
digU, American and Russia lsinglAss, Spices;
Sal. Efatvs, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlit1 Powder Congress Water. supe.
rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure
Ltnseed, and Sweet OILS Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Preston's Salts BaybeFry Tallow.F
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
/ -Ehl8 Patent jIEeSD SCtIe06V -iTHA
including Anderson e Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea, Batem0nNs Drops, Welch Med.
iCamehtnm, Thompsonss Eye Water,
ns ,PlLLs Of various. kinds, &c. &C. CIT
3MGlish and American YNiMtss
among which are white and red lead, Whit
ing, Chrome Yellow B. Green, Prlssian Blue
No. I aud 2. Dutch aud Rose Pink, Terra de
Sienna, vermilion, Lamp Black. &C. n, II,
London Brown Stout, Porters old Madeira,
Pure Port. aud other vVimee--Pure Cog
MAC Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum,
&C. Ns medicines. at ~ ..1F tr'g1oqsg
n Physicians, Painters, fIatters, sc. SUPP
piled on as good terms as they can purcAase
The same qualities In New! York. ss'.i b ?7
Liickfsld, Jaly 2. "'4' ~ ,, EN- y y, 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

ELOUR, Wheat. Rye & Buckwheat Flour,
E Corn Meal and Middlings. at
~ se''ss-sa>i - ~ Clock T. FoKD'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

BASKETSat prices 70 suit pcr-
- ehasers, at CLooK + FonDs
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

ERINGES, sGIMPS &, GIMP CORD. COAT.
- over coat boot cords. coat & over coat bind.
ings, buttons silk, twist, &c. at
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

PUFFALO ROBES, bales just received and
~ now open. Prices from IS cts. to $500 at
90 slsasH 3Ma Crock & FoRD's
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
TO LIVE OR DIE
THAT is THE QUESTION. :,

TTPON the selection Of proper medicines ict The
in many cases depend. The experience Of many
years. and the concurrent testimony Of tens of thou.
sands Of persons in this country and abroad, have
slammed with the seal Of iafaibilfs the vegetable
me. licines of DR. PETERS, in all the complaints
they are designed to relieve. First in the list Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

GRANTED that long s. short Lynx, Chinchilla,
VI Jennes; & Squirrel Muffs can be bought al
Clock 4 Ford's cheaper than Ut any store ain
Town. y isip3e - alEis 5df gq Il Z 96
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-20

FROM HAYrr-By the Sagadahock, Capt. Simp-
son, We have received later advices from Cape
Hayden. To Capt 5. we give thanks.
The political affairs of the island were in very
unsettled state. Considerable difficulty appeared
to exist between the civil and military authorities
Under the constitution, the civic authorities
have power in all matters pertaining to local affairs,
who are chosen by the people. AT the Cape there
is regular constituted municipality, with police
&c.. which is one of the reforms of the present 60
vernment, and which, under the administration OF
Boyer, was exercised exclusively by the military
The military power, becoming thus abridged, com
plain that the civic power is weak and inefficient
and that while they have all the duty to perform,
and have not vet received their pay, the civic Off
GERS, and all the officers attached to the custom
house, are regularly paid
A few days before the S. left. the flag over the
Mayors Office had been torn down, and threaten
ing placards had been posted on the Mayors office
and in different parts of the city, and other acts Of
violence had taken place but all the we-dsposed
part ofthe community were in fear of a revolution.
There were rumors in the city of serious disafiec.
tons, from the same cause in different parts of the
Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-20
City Intelligence .

POllce.-March l9-BURGLARY.-Ou Monday evening
about eight O'Clock MIR A C. Ravens grocer, Of the
Of Market and South Streets locked his store and
about proceeding home when he recollected that he
had left jewery in his desk and returned in about
fifteen minutes afterwards take it with him. On trying
the door he found something wrong with the lock, and
forcing open discovered in the place intent
upon appropriatng all within their reach One Of the
instantly approached him and forced him from the
door and passed out The other remained and was ares
ted A "cr0w barr found the premises. lamp
and oyster knife and aerw ards ascertaned that
gold chain, valued at s35, which Mr. Ravens had re-
turned to had been stolen The arrested no
gave the name Of Joseph Harris, fully committed for
trial. a.
COrOner's OMce.-March l9-ANoTHER UNKNOWN
FEMALE FOUND = The Coroner called to hold al in.
quest the body Of unknown female found dead on
Catos Road, 50h street She dressed in plumb
coored dress awn coored hat and cotton figured hand
kerchief An inquest will be held To-Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-20
MONEY MARKET.
TueSdav March 1915 p. Nj,

The stock market does not present much excitement
Quotations show still farther decline Long Island fell
off per cent Harlem do; Ohio 6s Indiana Far
mers Trust IL; Canton Co I Kentucky closed firm at
Yesterdays prices The sales at either board were not
very extensive but the brokers quiet and unde
cded in their movements The effect of the panic is still
visible in Wall street.
Foreign exchange within month"; has fallen about one
and hafpor cent The ruling rates now on London are
1919 1903 Paris, ST 32l Of 33s The present de-
mand very limited but quotations will not reach much
lower point.
Domestic exchange still remains at very reduced rates.
The regularity Of the quotations for some time past has
never been esual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-20
Annusenneuta

CHATHAM CIRcUs.-The Virginia Serenaders.
Myers, White. Carter, Sanford, and Edwards.
take their farewell benefit tonight, and mighty power
full bill of attraction dozen other darkies well known
about town. have volunteered in order TO strengthen the
band and give varied effect to the singing and dancing
The grand spectacle of the Archers Festival and the Spa
nish Bull Fight will be given with tremendous effect -
Mr. D. Carroll will double somerset and the prize
cup the best conundrum will be awarded Already
good proportion of the good seats taken for Thursday
light when in addition to the other novelties Yankee
Sullivan and Alonzo Hubbe will decided match for $500
aside in wrestling contest. Immense sums have been
wsgered on the result.
THIS IsA GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY, at the Amer
lean Museum, with splendid performances at 3
o'clock in the afternoon and half past in the evening
The far famed Kentucky Mnsrels Miss Richards, q
charming vocalist, late from Boston, who made decided
hit hast night on her appearance Miss Blanchard and
others appear. With these superior attractions, the
house will he well filled But with all the other attrac-
of the place. the fortune telling Gypsy Queen must
be forgotten. She may he consulted at all hours
PEAIE's MUSEUM has the most splendid attrac-
lions, and gives the best performances, OF any es-
Enlistment OF the kind in the city Signor Francisco
the Philadelphia Mnstrels and others PLAYING ogood
houses and must attend the liberal efforts m thu
manager Read the bills and advertisement, and you will
20 to night and see the splendid performances sure
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