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Sales OF stocks In Phiiadelph,..

SECOND BoARp, Feb 22.-50 shares Grard Bank "a; l6
do Farmers and Mechanics Bank 4li $500 State 6S
$4,000 do do 6s3; $1,000 do do Monday fiat 6s $1,000
DO b5f 6s $4,000 do do b5f 6s $4,000 do do 6s share
Philadelphia Bank l0l; do Pennsy lvania Bank 24l
FIRsT Board Feb "a $50 shares Girard Bank "a; SO
do Philadelphia Bank, 1922 Is do Camden and Amboy
sol 1885, do Pennsyl Bank 240f $4,000 State SIS
$4,000 do do 3d. 5oOo do do s5 3d. 500 City 5s 1856 lO4
"a shares United States Bank 81 l6 do Farmers and Me.
chaDscs Bank 4t 10 do Union Bank Tennessee 66I 80
do Southwark Fire Is
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CAUTION TO FEMALES

M iaform iajiss who with proper deceey have repus
the treatment Of their complaints except by one Of %
own all she attends 70 them pesonaly her
experience practice knowledge enables her to do Ss
il state this as she does not wsh p 3.
Chased with pretende continually appearing and csS
p.rng advertising Female Physicians" who too
,snt arA themselves obliged 70 get some scarc
" less quack eypcrimcn Inad Consulnne pu
!oys sza residence, liz Greenw,sb ss pesweea Courtihs
IN dio 1nssc
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THE
IN vi 8 / BIZ K
WIG

40 closely resembles the real head Of hair that scspxcs and
- connoisesurs have pronounced the and
taorsnay invention Of the day The great advantages OF this
novs and unique wig its being made without sewing or
the natural har both in ghnsss and natural appearance
ire that in oil cases Of perpraon evaporation unmpee
an ne great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The scsptc
nia Wig and the pecqar ehod or fitting the head at tns
manniact1reri bany iW Broadway Of Libertr
AU-eS np sts's n lmsso
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FROM LONDON.
To THE I.AnfhsQ

MRS MITCHELL, late of London, boys respectfully 70
announce tothose ladies requiring ts aid Of Mdwif
nat she mas completed her arrangements for permanent
dence in New fork Mrs NJ has received thorough medical
edqcation and bears diploma o the City Of London Lying
Log several years and was sueesssfuy engaged and
avored with high estino4as and certificates Of Qualification
from the most eminent Of the London medical faculty. and
which are at all times for inspection Readeuee Mad
son seect. ose ooov VOW rssvl dis Smsr
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U. s. SUPREME CoURr, Feb 29-Present yesterday.
No 70John Mcclellan Jennison Eager; in error 10
the Circuit Court OF the United States for East Louisiana
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this court
dismissing this writ Of error No l34Pierre Chouteau.
plaintiff in error, William Eckhart. This
submitted to the court printed arguments by Messrs.
Lawess and Bogy for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. H.
r. Gamble, for the defendant in No 20-The Uni
ted States appellant the claimants Of the brig Maek
Adhel The argument of this cause was continued by
Mr. Nelson for the claimants and lued by Mr. John
son Tor the appellant. Adjourned till tomorrow
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DIR. s. H:RMANs COUGH CORDIAL.

DIX. >. EKMANS COUGH CORDIAL,
FOR tho cue of Coughs, Colds, Uonsurnptons and Die.
easso the Lunssis tie greatest cough remedy his
been offered 10 the public. 1t fails accomplish
he obsc for watch IL is takea quick in its opera
sSns the most sions cough IN Few hours
vhE' children douby valuable being lways taken
vii ayidity There med cns, hitherto and
M red to the public which be relic with ich Ger
nty as the Counh Cordial All affections VI the lungs aud
SPEEDILY curd
ror sale by Eushton Co. lie Broadway and 10 Asto,
House ia I,n
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PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL. NOTICE.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.
mr. CARPEN Err continues to administer the afflicted
and unfortunate No 4ecksIip Patients who have sui
ered from the nexerience ignorance OF peteade from
the deadly and runous effects the cachpeny
aestams Of irresponsible aud reckless vendors wt winch
st,tuton aud Of compile ated and remediable disease
Dr. Cspeuter after actce Of thirty years. enabled
to offer the resu Of intense application and experience
certain diseases the most prompt rational and eecua
dies for
DR. Carpenter bgs leave add that he is regularly educated
to the profession is cenate Of New York State Medical
which this city is swsrming. 10 I'm zee
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sEBKlNu's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

rs now up,yersa,iy certain specific Dyr
Debility Physician, p,s,eribe patients; gentle
isf hss he Seae am
exhibition nervous AID other complanu epcores are re-
md 70 Ss 'IS pe
has. through it. influence been extended elasse,
md conditousmechsnies and echans and
bankers, lawyer. and dvins. phisophe poet: ard snte
s aS ssss 'x Y
apon thousand. remain w6e daily suffering torture both
S offered 20 hsg L e sss .s C9 S o .t
Price one dollar per Ss,s and NINE p dossn
GERMAN Female MONTHLY PILLs-Thi. med
s'i ;n fSS
~ s are or ssa Sy @
siD. s@s Phy.cian . Oliver st,es near Chatham
u al case. Of female u st sc
ASsss ss' to all those who use the pills. Price 81 box
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 8, lsi4-MR.J. H. sCHENCK
bottles ossy Sit have ~ hs I'd for The q,
1Ss Re
s a
Substances. Of ws
Sese am now f hs.t a.ssd S s s;ias
s y fs:s' NOW ny s.a.y do q ' NEW
and s Ssse a. n:
believe that taken IN time q I; certsn cur, for Pamo
Prepared BY J. H sCHsNCK and for sale q. his priaep.
hsstnn and At bis Lsboaiorr No ~ Race street, phsae
door below the Of Greenwich, New Yorkts only
place IN this city where the genuine be had Aso sale
MY.
Syrup where pamphlets NAV be had gratis Call and
fH Imsrc J. II. SCHENCk.
D0CT0R CORBfTT-Nay be committed eonhSssasssiiy At
- his office, No 6 Duane two doors Rom
strangers respectfully informed that Dr Corpt. n
ss q Ss 81. ps city
treatment o'csrtq clssse: O. ~ sets attention.
The annals Of Medicine do got record greater n
Tho Of Mercury has ia thousands OF victims
Recent eases are 10 few days removed entrcly from s ss
au6ed add net By and qu.ets there are several
the CITY Persons afflicted With protrsee and nve
s,sc eed GOT despair Of being restored 10 hsah *
Psy p Z, @asy ~ AK ~ s.
I; e: . ':s::s ': =; sis I'd,
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FROM THE PAcIFIc.-PAYTA, Dec. 10, 1S4S-
Commodore Dallas, who left Caao in the U. s..
store ship Erie in August in seacch OF Com Jones' has
yet been unsuccessful in meeting with him. letter
ceved IRON Com Jones by the American Minister at Lima
states THAI he expected to stop the Sandwich Islands
about twenty days and would make every sxertion
In Callao about the middle of December
Inc irgate Constitution. Com Kearney ID on the coast
OF South America and daily expected at Valparaiso.
The Cy ane sloop Of war Com strbtng the same Shin
Relief Lieut. Com Sterett at Csao, is expected to sail
soon Tor the United States Schr Shark, Lieut.. Com
Eagle, at Paa. The Erie Lieut. Com. Duke, expected at
Callao daily with Com Dallas board. The brig Tweed
OF Baltimore, is at Huanchac Bali Am, FED. %.
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MEDICAL.
SANDS'S SARSAPARULA

SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
NAMELY:
scRoruLA xISo's EVIL RHEUMATDM, ossrIsArK curA-
NEoUs ERUPTIoNs PIMPLEs, OF PrsruLts ON THE rAcH,
BLoTcBEs, BILEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RiSo WORM
on TrrrER, scALp HEAD. ENLARGEMENT OF
The soNkssANp JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPHiLITic SYMPTOM, scIArIcA or LuM-
BAGo, and diseases arising from an IN
iudicious Of Mercury, Ascirics,
orDropsy, exposure or imprudence.
in life Also, Chronic Ccnstitu-
tonal Disorders will be
moved by this preparation.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called to the fol-
fore been made by the Of this nvalua lie medicine yet dy
tors them.eys. d The opportunity Of saving
Of constant satisfaction shs. they are made The means Of
ELixAnErHrows, Dec, 2. 1888.
Ms, 6e p%b FGt"ss for our
teuet have r.eryed from your sarssrila have been for
y ss &
ws tn %ss 'as
thai unable to tarn myself in bed and .nh
s af 's s
ss 81 nothing hat would e. 20 hp
which advice readily ved and before mad
;s d ike
sa s%s
healed il very favorable and neiievs will the
ately Of entire aud tsat the al ctsd
may all lind the relief which alone give n rs wish Of
their and your frie.d EUNiCE WUODRUfF.
am niece Euuics Woodruff have been brought by
her VIII she had all
care Of her through her sickness.
THERESA DENTON.
well .ss.,ss with N s. wesa, srS .ssr
witnessed the effect prosucsd by it, aud
endorre fully the above statement
MOSES M. CRANE.
BALTIMORE Feb 9TH, l8l3.
A. B. SANDS go-Gentemen:- have used your Extract
Of Sarspnla its ntrodu ction into city, II sve
pleasure to state have fou d il mymot sanRune
expectations believe TO be the best PREPARATION at that
liable erVicle ia u.s..
With much respect, yours
JOHN WATERLOO, M. D.,
46 Gay street.
Prepared Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and for expoIaon
by A. D. Sands Co, druggists aud chemi Granite Bald
No 5T3 Broadway, Of Chambers New York
59la also BY A. B. b. sands duxE,sts No e Fulton 81.
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
frice 81 per bottlr--sis BOTTLES for S. f2i imssc
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
I00 BBLS. HALIFAX No SALMON. isoo No.
fOO aud MackeIe; 800 halfdo, do do do ''' ''' -
100 bbs no. Mess Shsd:
50 fbbls. No Sayb.o0k Shad;
300 bbs Cod and Scale Fish;
400 d. No Gibd Herring
1900 boxes Sealed do
5000 LIS smoked Salmon
800 kits soussd Salmon;
200 do Sound, and Tongues;
2100 quintals Goldfish suitable for shipping;
1000 glcks Ashton's Salt;
400 bbs American 3slt. &c, &c.
All for sale in lots to SUIT purchasers by
t2e imSm 81 Dey stsec
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PEArH ORCHARD COAL-35as per ton for broken, err
a. a2a iTys fsoye Censumsls may rely Ga sstspg - Se
u a'''aS' Will il's sIss iElRls Il
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House OF Representatives.

THURSDAY, FeD. x.
The morning hour was occupied as usual with
the discussion OF the report of the Select Commit
tee on the Rules and Mr. DELLEr, of Alabama,
kept the floor during that time in argumentative
speech in favor OF retaining the 2lst rule. The
House then resolved into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union. and resumed the con-
sderaton of the bill providing for the payment Of
revolutionary and other pensioners; and, after
several amendments, the Committee rose and re-
ported ii 70 the House-when the House adjourned
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tfON The lUKk o. tlssHsF1 oNFF w. - NH
pssssssed any Other remedy. iist In~{ eenss
every thing Tor Interval Aat rr~ai ~ kTF
pirate srned fof synicm - Ies AZ ese..f nd
BY the MONITOR at~ese os secrst @&.s1r. 49, a.a e.ss
without erpasuse eorsa~iioa sh ues Iess.se nas-s
eure but Al o,A u,p rsfad ny AZ snpI - A.
ont charge 9Th 1hs oee<sons nrt 80 .s 81 49, - -
convennc~ and lastly. tho noatof fPs1o est - esy - -
al 1,p,ion No 4 "a The "a tpnef -sa. Ofl.
sninaI WrSipe.s &C No ior yes~S~ as-s- "A ~ a.
rrs No .. for s uor Abas, OF Whiiv-
The Monitor "a lhe tss fsct<x-s ace each W
securely pAcksd Iost Paid Va sttaaSea a.
sold o1ly Df.x STOW. ~ tt,1cs stns fef 800 str
Jew doo East al Nslos rrs4s 90 Asf,a eezl
t,nusr,~n III C~nt., "a m~s
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NoTlCEAn application will be made az the present ses.
70. c tns efslsv,s of State o Nsy York. the IN.
sI s'i' x:. y: iissT n; sSs::s y
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ruI.I;s TRUSsEs


A
DEEHONH a1i<fe1 it- NAV r~'v ~ t<x9
iIstrsre9r.l sit the wcf sEoss, "a rfe.fea ths
eip-i towns n DE lrtsd s.irs ~ s.srnl % srs-rs
Of Halls frrss<s f~T stcsst ~.
Hail. writing. Nee a. " fti-l hrua
COCO. w,thorf hts sisratrrs
celebrated rasssa, srd s.sands are imsese u1n esrss
cs~ae~. Ihrs> limitations y rFtrd trs
made by unssi ccsnses. haa are a. s-ts tA1s ins eft
ncoms have 49, Gss~d 90 AZ TO yss~s ss. sssinss-y
Ior sdies havinG sepnnts Iron - bas.sss s~f
s.-rsls rss,~~~ ff fsr-s
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BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR y

BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR eAfv
CAUSED bywan Of healthy action Of the vessels which
throw off preparation from the head when vessels
Diseased the pespraton thick aud clammy, and ad
TO the mouths Of the and clogs them and
aud forms curfor uandru Less blood then carried the
Of the ha aud for Of which the hair has suf
hcent nurhmen and consequently becomes harsh aud dry
and begins nseusiby 70 fall whh continuing to
eventually dures badness Restore the capillary OF
the brad to the riomer healthy oirsul; ron fine silky
hair will make appearance which wi
ty aud volume until the hair becomts thick ana healthy
JAYNt'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation that has
has done in IMMUNE rale and will seldom fail pro.
perly pers veringly used.
Sold by A. D. SANDS druggists 70 and 1870 Fulton
street, 273 Broadway Of Chamber street. granite build
ng. and II East Broadway. Price 81. FL lmsec
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TO pHINTEA1, |
r *; .:,;s TN ~ WIN WIN, .z''ws
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EH FURNISHED dou Sc WANTED-n the upper
G Of the below Srankio street; stors
~. house referred. he family small without any oung
payable in advance Possession to be the
f23
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SOLAR LAMPS, CANDALABRAs, GiRANnULLs,
- Br,kets Hall Lamps and Lanterns Chsa and Glass OF
description Astral Lamps altered to SO beautiful
assortment of the above he obtained Srouvenel Co
their factory No. 20 Gold street All articles made and
matched to any pattern, wholesale aud ieta1
The above blishmeat surely the only where
people always Supplied low price The ,ub
scrbers able To furnish than Others
urss the above themselves Glass made to order All
the above arr warranted STOUVENEL co.
" B. Goods loaned for parties. i2S ms
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MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
RANDEL'S NEWLY Pa ENrED SUPERLATIVE
M A 7 H.
HS plus ultra Of Friction Matches will stand the
any climate Lon Enumeration water does not prevent its
hbited IN water at the late Fair Of the Amecan Insttu
where il obtaineda
FIRST PREMIUM
Alsp new article called MATCH TAPERS which burn
I'VE minutes: neatly put up. for ealing letters &c
i8 Maiden Lane. hod Ito Broadway Also, in Pniadolpha
bv ". Crosby. No Ns VALIANT street. ji7 lrrsrc
FANCY BALL DRESSES. Of every description. to lot
Managers Of Balls Parties will find large stock OF fancy
ornamsns II they should require sslcoas handsomely deco
ratsd. by DEjONuE.
&c Warren street, corner Of West Broadway
IS im~re kDscoratos and Cossuner the Park Theatre
DlSBROW'S HIDING SCHOOL.
400 BOWERY.
FqS o. t L;.d,I! from A. NJ. ~ n dsjIy
LzcTUaK Lessons. ExEacIsE KDIrs.
Evening Class.)
10 Lessons. % 90 20 Rides. ...Sio %
Single do 90 snge do..... 10
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms we'll warmed and
every attention devoted to the comfort Of tose honor
Gentlemen keeping horses livery et this establish
nent will have the privilege Of riding them the School,
mis- 3nsr
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
Oi %S;' '.a'''' tone ~ aiH q: s''
nssss1sssyys Appsssss, rSssS cssss, Cksaissi, H.,
iaskSsnsassivm IN Ne sn ~ lasm
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS!!!
2QQQ CQpIES EQR SaIE

ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS!!!
5000 COPIES FOR SALE.
M i. BROUGH, No 3Ui Broadway, has received this
w per Hberns. large Of this sPiea
did periodical colssting Of all the numbers TO 49, vol
teh. Sd.
Broush being sole agent for the gropretors in the
Uni ed States To would be advantage retail
deses them direct from him. He also supply al
oder for back also, portfolios and gilt let
tered and Tor holding the News sipgiy parts
TO rad, aIss retail &C MSon Futile, no l;9 Nassau
Broadway, coreer Of Grand Wholesale of w. f. b: 81
Broadway, up kt,rs, t2l lw IN
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Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail and for expoaion
by Sands Co. druggists and chem Is, Granite Build.
nx. No 49, s'oadTay corner Of Chs@bers st. New York
David Sands Co. No II astsBrosdwaY of Market st;
and by druggists ernsaly through the United States
fr,ce 81 uer bpttle--sx BOTTLES for S. f2l lassc
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saf3&& LlvE!-At the cid exclusive Boo, Store. No. ha
passing not tolerated. be obtained Water
Proof Boots scured in this city of the best is and
warranted pces ranging from three five dars, being
some dol lower in price than generally obtained
EQUALITY cons dered IN this city. mas 5w*r
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Mr.. EDITOR Twill you not request from some
one Of your numerous correspondents, and publish,
the opinion of the court granting new trial TO
Thomas Marsh, recently convicted of muder at
new trials is, perhaps necessarily incidental to ali
courts of original jurisdiction, but the exercise Of
this power is one Of the most dangerous duties any
court is called upon to discharge. And in the
case OF Marsh to grant him new trial, for the
reason assigned, ii. G. the alleged sudden sickness
of the senior counsel,) strikes me as being not
only wholly. indetenslblc on principle, but the
grossest insult ever yet known offered to the intel
Iigence of Jury, who are sworn to render their
verdict upon the evidence produced TO them, and
not on the distorted and one-sded views of coun.
sci, and when deliberate conviction Of the guilt Of
the accused, founded on the evidence, is arbrari.
ly set aside, because, forsooth one of the counsel
is too i'll to address them, and their verdict was
made up without the aid of his remarks. Il this
law. prevail, should like to know who will ever
again be convicted in capital case. Verify, I" in
multitude OF counseors there is safety" Hire
two, let one act sick at the critical moment and
the business is accomplished. Yours, X. j.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Feb. 1915 p. III


Stocks are little better. Indiana advanced hall
per cent kentucky Harlemi Long Island I North
American Trust ! Farmers Trust !; Norwich, Penn
sylvana 5 and Ohio 6s closed firm at yesterdays pri
es /; Ohio Trust Company firm at %.
The ship Hibernia, from Liverpool for Boston,
has been six days. her day of sailing being the 4th
instant. She will bring many days later intelligence,
although it IL very probable we shall have sailing
packet in before she arrives The repeated arrivals
within the past week. all bringing favorable reports OF
the Liverpool Cotton Market has increased the specula
tive fever to great extent Holders anxously Dit
ing the adviceslbv the Very moderate shipments
will take place before her arrival The state of the Ii
yerpool market the departure the Roscius such
az to create the most favorable anticipaons. The steam
ship Hbernia from Boston the LIST of January arrived at
noon the day the Roscus left consequently the advices
taken out by her, which uncommoniy unfsvorahie
regarding the new crop, could not have had time
to influence the market very materially Prcvi.
to the departure of the packet The Eurore
was to sail the 10th Of January, three days amer
the arrival of the steamer, giving time for the
accounts from this side TO have influence on the
ket That influence Judging from the tenor OF the adv
ces that left this country, must have very favorable
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Aullsenneuts

CHATHAM CiRcus.-The public now appreciate
the efforts OF the MANAGERS, and every night the
taps Tomorrow night for the first time the grand ex
hibton Of the Pony Races will be given Mrs Gossin
will perform a grand Nero act, In which she will give
variety of changes Mr. North for the first time performs
the sprite Of the Morninghe whole being for the bene
ct of the clown, John Gossin.
AMERICAN MUSEUM. The attractions OF thspopu-
lar establishment are constantly on the increase The
manager presents us with bill this week that must inc.
vitality draw full houses Is the last ofDr. Valentines
eng agemen and the second OF the popular and accom-
plished Mrs Western who has become great favorite
Great Western Signor Francisco, T. q Booth IL IT, Sher.
man. and others OF high repue engaged We are glad
20 learn that collection Of Wax Figures In progress
OF preparation and will be ready for exhibition -
They will embrace singular variety, from the enor-
nous Danl. Lambert to the Liliipuian, General Tom
Thumb
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Correspondence Of the HERALD
Mopv,~ Az. Ton C1ef

Correspondence Oh the HeraIdJ
MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 3lst, 1874.
Literature and Pity 1heatricak and Ole Bull
Military Balls and Beautiful Cigar Giris-Faa
in Cotton, &c.
DEAR BENNETT
Considering your valuable journal as the clroni-
Gle of all important events that transpre in this
Republic of ours, have attempted to give its nu-
merous readers a brief description of the sayings
and doings of Mobile, which has so rapidly grown
up in the last ten years, not only in strength and
beauty, but in refinement OF society.
The pulpits of the various churches are adorned
by pous and talented pastors; the only rivalry ex-
listing between them is as to who can perform the
most good; it is to be hoped those gentlemen will
unite in removing great evil allude TO the de-
secretion of the Sabbath by those who, regardless
of all religious or moral duty, keep their stores
open for the purpose of trading and trafficking.
understand there is a law prohibiting such prac-
tees; why it is not enforced know not.
We have had avarlety of amusements; at one time
this there was in operation two theatres, two
crcusses, concerts, ball and cotllion partles T he
operate troupe, consisting OF the Seguns, Shrlva,
Archer, and Beckett, fulfilled a most brilliant en-
gagement at the Corinthian the crowds nightly at
tracted consisted OF the beauty and fashion of the
city, and Mobile never sent out such galaxy Of
fair ones to bestow their smiles upon those who
graced the boards OF this little theatre. Ole Bull
has completed his engagement, and made failure
as regards creating excitement sufficiently TO fill
the purses OF the managers of the Mobile theatre.
This was owing to raising the price of admission
an act which very correctly met with the decided
disapprobation of the citizens.
Tomorrow night comes of the ball in honor of
the Governors it is military affair got up by the
LIST Volunteer regiment.
Many young men come here in the full expecta-
ton Of obtaining situations, but alas how many
are compelled to leave in despair, and almost
dimeless. These remarks are equally applicable
to mechanics, for the season for building is when
Mr.. Yellow Jack pays us visit.
New York has boosted of her cigar girls, but Mo-
bile is in possession of two, TO be found in Dauphn
street, bestowing their smiles upon the numerous
purchasers Of their commodities; rumor says a
young clerk sacrificed his situation at the shrine Of
their love.
AS regards politics. Mobile is decidedly wing,
and that party using every effort to carry the
State. Many Of the friends Of Mr. Calhoun will
support Harry OF the West in preference TO the
Of Underwood.
Our city has latterly been infested by gang of
pick pockets and burglars; their operations have
been curtaled considerably by the police the State
will have to pay many Of their passages to We
tumpka.
Cotton has fallen cent on the pound. Alabama
money 4 to 5 per cent discount. The market
stocked with dry goods and provisions.
ARCHIBALD.