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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

TRUTH AND Wrr.-1he Democracy Of Pits
burgh held an immense meeting in that city to
respond TO the nomination by the Baltimore
Convention. The speech of MIR. M'Candless
was peculiarly happy. In the course of his re-
marks he said ",i'ae wings say Mr.. Clay is a
hiel friend; and so he is. He has been tried
twice and condemned, and will be erccuted in
November, 1874"
An Anti Gambling Society, numbering 500
members, has been formed at Baltimore--PhiL.
Mercury.
Wonder if this wasn't whig trick to save
Clay from Poker.
H-A-n!--When Mr.. Clay heard of the Balti-
more nominations, one of his coon neighbors
asked him how he would like game Of Poker.
"Oh, it's doubtful game, sir,' said Clay; "Pd
much prefer Seren-ap,' and if that wont win fol
me, why, my dear sir, We must do our best a
Brdgh
How tremendously the coon party shouted ;
month ago; and how small they sing now! The
roar of the lion from the eternal rocks, has chan
ged TO the thin squeak Of a mouse from cram!
in stone fence.
TO keep preserves for years, bottle them u
and place them on some conspicuous shelf lab
eIled arsenic" We have kept the best pre-
serves for years in this manner, even in hous
full of boarders and apprentice boys. 1t beat
cool cellars all to smash.
1 For whtewash that will not rub of, mix hal
pail oflme and water ready to puton the wall
I then take gill of wheat -four mix up wei
4 With very little cold water, then pour boilin
water over il till il tbickens Pour i into th
white wash while hot, and stir the Whole well tc
gether,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

Henry Clay, in spite of his clubs, of his Choir
sters, of his coon-adoring, and ng-singing apos
ties ard disciples, will fail of attaining to the
Presidency, is day by day, becoming stronger.
Taking the character of the man alone into view,
we are ready 10 admit that he is one Of the most
altful party managers in the world that he has
his party machinery most admirably adapted to
effect his objects; but there seems to be control
ling destiny which prevents the accomplishment
of his purposes at the very eve of success; which
dashes the cup from his hand at the moment when
it touches his lips; which has said to him, $50 far
shalt thou 90 and no further;' and which has
stamped upon the book Of ate--Houry Clay shall
never be President of these United States. His
last move upon the political chess board is one
that loses him the game. He plays admirably to
la certain point and then with the the reckessness
ola gambler, mad with the prospect of success,
he makes fatal move, which ruins every thing
He has couHed the northern abolitionists, he
will find that they are not the northern people,
He will learn TO his sorrow, that, day after day,
the measure ofTeXas annexation will grow upon
the whole American people that it Isa measure
of the utmost importance to Northern interests
while it is closely allied to tho prospects of the
Southern people; and that, ere the Presidential
contest comes on, party shall have been raised
in this country, which will laugh to scorn hi!
bosterous clubs, and his whining choristers--wht
think to rule this free nation by their much talk
ing, shouting and slnging--Georgidn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
THAT Vca and CoRee Tax.

Why are the whig papers silent about Henry
Clay's being in favor of taxing Tea and Coffee? :?
We wish it distinctly borne in mind by our
readers, that Mr.. Clay on September 4, l84l, in
the Senate of the United States, spoke in favor
of imposing tax on Tea and Cofee.-iIe said
he "should vote for a tax on Tea and Coffee"
The British before the Revolution attempted
to impose tax on Tea The patriots Of the
Revolution opposed it The Boston "Tea-
party' ovenhrew their Tea into the sea. Mr..
Clay desired TO go farther than Lord North him
self and Tax Coffee and Tea, and thus put bur-
den of tax upon articles used by the poor as we'll
as the rich. LE5~ Not a Clay man in the United
States dare contradict it.--Rich Jcfersonian.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
Your faithful Trend,
DANIEL O'CONNELL

THE WAGES OF LABOR, TIE FIRST THING TO
FALL, AND THE LAST THING TO RIsE.'--Ihis was
one of those important principles laid down by
the Democratic Party in the exciting canvass Of
1910, which was assailed by the Wing leaders
with the fury of persons who fully understood its
future importance on the politics Of the county.
But during the last year, this principle has been
Illustrated so clearly that few will hereafter doubt
its truth.
Since the spring of '43, it is notorious that
prices of almost every article used in the con-
sumption of the country, has risen. Cotton goods
are higher, and so is the raw material.--Ilard-
ware is higher Woollen goods have also ad.
vanced in greater proportion than the price OF
wool. Iron has also taken large start--much
TO the profit of the manufacturers; and Real Es-
tate and Rents have also decidedly advanced.
The manufactures of America are teaping far
more than their usual harvest of profts.-This
is not denied But the question most interes-
ting to a statesman is, have the wages of labor
risen under this renewed prosperity? II is noto
rious that they hare not, For more than year
CAPITAL has been receiving steady pecunlary
benefit from the tariff law of 1S42 while LABoT
which it was ostensibly designed to protect ha'
received no advance. Wages are no higher il
the spring of "A, than they were in the spring
( lof'43.
OF late, there have been efforts in some of ou
cities to obtain an advance by means Of strikes
on the plea, just in itself, that everything else du
ring the last twelve months has advanced bu
their acages.
Do not all these aspects prove that labor is th
last thing to rise, and that Capital, rather tha
Labor, was enriched by the Tariff law of'42?-
II ALbanu Argus,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
MRS. WIAIER; OR
Another Remarkable Cure By using
Balsam of Wild Cherry Tree
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
EONSIJ PHO
MRS. WIAIER; OR

A MONG all the famous Medicines for Consump-
N ton, none seems to be meeting with greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than that
deTiul article,
Wistdr's BalSdm of Wild Cherry!
That it stands at the head of all other remedies is
now universally conceded. 1t has cured thousands
upon thousands-of all classes-in cases OF the most
dangerous consumptive character And physicians OF
the greatest emnence throughout whole country,
unhestatngly recommend it as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of Pharmacy
The Sales in the Western States have thus far been u-
paralleed and the gratifying proofs of its ehca-
icy have been received from every place where 1t has
been used. Thousands of CONSUMPTIVE PAT
ENTS have aeady tested its exalted virtues, and con-
essed its surprising excellence and amazing power
The remarkable success of this Balsam is doubt
ing in great to the peculiarly agreeable and
powerful nature ofits Ingredients 1t is
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Composed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BARK and the
genuine ICELAND MOSS (the latter imported ex-
pressly for this pupose) the medical virtues of
which, are also combined by new chemical process,
with the Ertrdctof Tar thus rendering the whole com
pound the most certain and eflicacous remedy ever
discovered for
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

Some protesting Christians will, at the ensu-
ing Presidential election, cast their votes for a
duellist, gambler, a man of habitual profanity
and will then go up into the temple 10 pray"
and thank God that they are not like other men,
and especially like these Democrats. So did
the Pharisees of old Notwithstanding their
boast of the influence of this blessed religion
they mean to show, they have "got some spunE
left yet.n-N Y. PIebeidn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

The issue is now Clay and Frelmghuy8en
against Polk and Dallas, demagoguism against
patriotism, Federalism against Democracy, the
bank against the people, a combination of u few
manufacturers and politicians against the best
interests of the country, the "embodiment" "
of whiggery against the charter of our liberty
the constitution; and having entire confidence
in the purity, patriotism, intelligence, and justice
of the people, we are ready to meet it. Who
doubts but the people will gain an overwhem-
ing riumph?--Plebeian.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

CONSISTENCY Clay on a late occasion
said al should have preferred that the Com
promise Act, in all IFS parts, could have been
adhered to-" Yet the whig press assail Col.
Polk, and call him FREE TRADE Man, because
he is in favor ofthe Compromise Act. oh, con
sisiency, thou art iewcl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

BEAR, THE BUCKEYE BLAcKsMErH.--This no.
torious and foul-mouhed utterer of Clay whig
humbuggery and falsehood, recently made a
speech at a meeting of the Clay Wing Club in
Pittsburgh, In which he said that James K. Polk
was duellist, gambler, and drunkard. This
Bear is the same brute who stated, short time
since, that he illuminated his house when he
heard of the death of Cilloy, and who also said
that he would rejoice TO hear Of the death Of
Gen Jackson.-Plebeian.
"Oh, for a whip in every honest hand,
To lash the rascal naked through the landn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

1t is astonishing TO witness the enthusiasm
which S every where manifested for YoUNG
Hickory" Every man, woman and child you
meet is full oft. We have accounts of like en-
thusiasm from all paris ofthe Union--the watch
word is CANS Well" Hurrah for Polk and
Dallas-thats the ticket
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
The wings Refuse 20 Prevent Pipe
laying.

The Wings Refuse 20 Prevent Pipe
laying.
The most enormous frauds have been judi
cially proved 10 have been practised by the whig
party upon the democratic party,-lrauds which
90 TO destroy the very foundations of our Gov
sovereignty; and which the
Democrats, in body, allege gave the wings sue
cess in lS40. The democratic party in the
House Of Representatives pass bill 10 prevent
a repetition of those frauds, and the whig Senate
postpones its operation until after another Pres-
Dental election Can any honest mind resist
the conclusion that The wings Of the Senate
know the advantages they have heretofore der-
we'd from the frauds complained of, and that they
do not intend 10 give them up till after another
election, which, if they carry, will enable them
10 substitute the power of Bank of the United
States over the people for the frauds they must
now resort 10 upon their sufrages
Polk SALLAD.--Poke (PAytolacce) is a valu-
able medicinal plant, its root is emetc, purga-
tive, and somewhat narcotic, and we trust the
dose recently administered by the Democratic
Convention, will have similar effect. That il
will work the body polite, and cleanse it from
impurities, that all cormptions and gangrene
| will disappear, and healthy action be created
/ throughout the system. The wings will be sci
to sleep, and if they wake again before the expi-
ration of four years, we will prepare another
dose.
All acknowledge the value and usefulness o.
Poke as Salad, Cor rather greens,) and we have
| by spelling the name of the nominee for the Vice
Presidency backwards, (Dallas0 and also prefa-
cling it with the name of the nominee for the
Presidency, (Polk,) Poke Salad to regale ou
appetites during the eusuing year. Liking the
vegetable, we go the whole for Poke Salad
Cheraw (S C) Ga@ette
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

n oGWoOD. Iampblack, Shoe blacRing, CASTLE,
4 White and Rosin soap for sale at the cheap store
o J.P. WOOD. may 22.
6xICRLEs ullsupply Of sickcsust received al ana
~ far sale lowby ]. p. WOOt. may %
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03
Consumption of the Lungs.
9 q 9 q q 9 6

The following we have just received from Messrs JOS
lin & Rowe, Druggists, in Newark, in this State, to
whom it was communicated by John Winner, Esq, a
citizen of Burlington, Licking county, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-03

Sand itappears to me, that il the Legislature
have the right, and choose 10 give instructions,
il is no matter ii what words Or language those
instructions arc given and should feel myself
bound TO conform TO their wishes thus commune
Gated,
Here we have The doctrine from the mouth Of
Mr. Clay hmgclc Il is
"To conform to the will Of our constituents"
~Ioaci, notin our own, but in delegated
character
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
MONEY MARKET.

Vhursday, Nov. @1-0 II. M.
The stock market is in very feverish state. Quota
tons show another decline since yesterday, but
net general that of few days since. stonington
fell Of per cent Norwich and Worcester ~; Erie r.
Rcad3 Farmers Doan 1; Canton Co. 1; Long
Island 2; Morris Canal Z; Illinois improved / +;
Ohio SIS /; while Harlem, Reading, Mohawk, U.
D. Bank and East Boston, closed at yesterdays pri-
oss Sales were only to moderate extent and
the tendency OF prices is still downwards. SO long
a. the banks maintain the position they have recently
taken until private capital is drawn into this market
the stock market must continue in the present depressed
state- We much doubt the ability Of the banks to
ry out the they have adopted Stockholders
looking dividends, and when the time round,
their snticipatons be realised 1t impossible for
the banks OF this city, to meet their enormous
expenses. and declare fair dividends without max.
lag large leans tocks they cannot adhere tohe les
innate business Of bankng and instead Of making their
operations with classes the principal part
ofther busnes, they the least important and
have to give way for stock loans The banks of this city
ace governed principally by those who look TO the
salaries OF their oce than to the interest Of their stock
holders and the absence OF all financial ability leads thtm
into the grossest errors and the community nts difficult
ties and embarrassment When we consider who con
trolls these Institutions, when that the interests
Of all those engsged in trade ana commerce. are sub
tie acquainted with the Of trade as they are
with anatomy cannot be otherwise than that the great
fluctuations frequently experienced in every thing
connected with mercantile and financial affairs tsheuld
continus; and long those who have the power OF
ioanns money have the power Of making It, we must
pect and will the greatest extremes In the market
Separate the banking department Of State institutions
fro the issuing department. and shall havsa greater
regularity Of movsmenta uniform value in the crcu
lang medium, and sounder safer and more healthy
state Of things Until something done restrict the ope
rations othee powerful corporate bodies revusion must
come round regularly and bankrupt laws will be period
caly required to wipe out the effects Of immense specua
tiona has become necessary that important
should be made by ate Legislatures in relation
toonr banks We have before the experiments Of th.
country and those OF Great Britain We have seen-but
not yet to extent sufficient to Judge correctly
operation stbe system recently adopted in England and
Il is important that some speedy should be
adopted e prevent Tie suddeu fluctuations often OK.
peraueed In AL commercial operations OF the county,
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
New stock Exchange.
SALES OF srocxs-Bosror. Nov. 20

Exchange Board Nou. 1910 East Boston Co. St; I25 do
os 20 do sol0d 6 90 do soaOd ST. so East Boston dvi
dends All 90 do At IS Norwich and Worcester RR III;
IS do ms 80 do 72 26 Western RR s74; 40 do s7i 1850
Boston and Providence RR, 100; 20 do, blei i0s3.
at .auctisn 800 shares Atlantic Blk, 500 963 per sh
700 Boston Bank sos 66{ do; 100 State Bk Sb9f do; 10
Massachusetts Bank, $685. ds Boston Athenaeum $3.50
do 20 Western RR Ss7i do; 10 oncord RR IN Hj $6aI
S. par 60 Fitchburg RR. stock 81 per ct adv;
Eas,ern RR, l4A do; Lowell RR, 24t do; fremont
Mills 81 do 3Nashua Manuf Co, par 500, 525 per
sh Massachusetts Cotton Mills per cent sdv SO Mer
chants Bk do II Boston Bank, par 80, S571 per sh;
Blk, S9a per sh; National ns Co. par 60 $50 do; $1,000
Boston city 6per CT stock pay s46 per ct adv $I400
d. pay 1855 81 ct adv 10 certificates per sterling
bonds Of foo0 EACH 81 adv $4,000 u per Ct stock
pay 1882 l3f adv $4,000 do, pay 1882 M ls per cent
adv; $4,000 per ct sto X pay 1888 81 81 per cent
adv; $3l25 do 6per cent, pay 1861, l4a per CT adv
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
State Of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots sell at 81, a. pearls at 81 26 a %.
There is very little doing In either description
BeEswAr-Prime yellow Is held at 20 29}c.
BaEADsIuFrs-Notm much doing In any description to-.
day; therefore have change In prices to notice
CorToN-The enquiry to-day quite Moderate buy
generally being disposed to await the advices po
steamer, now due Sales amount to about 500 bales still
further concessions being made in favor Of the buyer
HAr-Good qualities OF North River BALE for shipping
sells at 80 a 374c.
rRovrsIoSs--Ohio pork is in very limited demand
Prime suote at So rs 6e73 mess $S SIT So Beef
is very dull, and quotations without alteration oh
lard is In fair request at a6Ac for kegs.
WHnwEyDrudge casks are quite inactive at 2s cents.
Western and prison barr. Is sell at 273c
REAL EsrArE-.ft .auchon-House and lot No. State
street. house % feet by es lot o0s feet deep running
through to Pearl street, the Of lot brick stable
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
DIR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
A CAkD.-The Public il infilrmed that Dr. LARQNER
SQUIRE ~ BROTHER.
N EW G ZAP CASH STORE.

or WATCHES. JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE.
New Store and Stock and judge whether our
goods and prices worthy notice Spoons. Forks Knives
&c. we have manufactured Of CON- And all goods sold
ranted represented, sale.
Mr. Cenover (wel known the public sklful Watch
will give his whole the repairing
es Duples Lever and oil kinds Of Watches, repaired and
who attends to the repairing of Clocks.
HOTELS Steamboats, and Boarding Houses furnished with Sill
Ware trade prices n m srrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
Brighton Cattle Market.

Nov ls AT market, 100 beef cattle, $50 ftoes 1000
sheep and 2, las swine.
PaIcEs-Beef Cattle-Last ks prices were fully
sustained. Extra 81 80 rs; hist quality S4a as Sc
cond, SO 80; third, - rs 49,
Barrelling Cattle--Mess. - 25; No l, 81 o2t
sheep-sales quick, from 81 to 81.
swine Lo's TO paddle, y 3c for sows end si 4c iJr
arrows large barrow shots 81; lot 10 close halt bar.
rows,ssc At retail, ,sfrom u 70 40
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

FHnApKLPHiA, Nov. 81, 1874
The Wsatho-Ang0 Of The Whigs-Tx Txsatricais-
Quarter Sessions -Nstc Custom House, &c.
We haze had q cold unpleasant November day, wind
" T. and quite uncomfortable to add to the
gloom there has been rain falling nearly all the tim
contrasting sngularly and strkinsy with the weather
Of Yesterday which particularly pleasant and ex
iili rating
sn''pstsfaii ~ eifclic1e SEWN n :
bRH @aeWn tRsis i AN!s ol 81 txsi ~ sasf.s I.
ring amvng toe denrsps OF this nisnsned cay vi bo'
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

Truth AKIN TO Nasure.-Have Won main -
Ss,sss BE- sass i & &y,so.Ga. effort 9f Nss threw Of
ri9n balss r or aawhossome air which has become mixed
SE T. agss sss ~seA + he s.s
s o% s bs wi ne b has rancid
the or s .o. s1 M ssS.F S,. only
.ssa wS & 4. sS %Si
ss sd Be %
~ ss a Il
e throw morbid matter not to take the blood the
body ao nSs1 %s asslss sn
body So s o ao as .ny a +. spsa
sons Of mercury neither must vegetable medicine Of
f. order asrimigs.s between Truth which is eternal and
SSSs 4 %sis + s$sis
Will fTE sfav HRsITfi isiIfi 81 III Fs s'sSi 5SDs
Isn p relief In dis i; Srapds
rso S be sss n chronic sa The r ss h
Il: a.d blood Is often s : { vitality
the ssi .eS eS.a.d % s'
s soS few Ss: aasas to hs
thousand no ga the p can BE- p5oIed RE-
MEMBER all q dssa.e matter whether it Be-
%as's ss @
and agpe or bilious fever cramp, hooping cough
I Ss.9 ;s.i s.fi :: ;as p: FL; Il;
TRUST 70 BRANDRETH'S PILLS. take them SO ar TO
produce brisk effect and sickness will be the affair OF
s Es sfii was r 9s % e :. 4: Il: .pss
OF the agents for Brandehs Pills things so or
Hss %ss .d s S s. ',%s
csred To the Sick, let me sly, use the
BRANDRETH PILLS,
10 me pest ADVICE mortal man give you.
ooid al " Brsndreh principal office 2l Broadway; (T4
bowey and 2 Hudson st. Dr. Brandeths retail ocssl at Is
CTS per box with full directions in the English Spanish foru
guese and French languages.
:. All PhiladeIphia subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid to the agents, Zeber Co.. Ledger
ouangs 81 and Che,nut s where single may also be
ootaineddaiiy aH o'clock 3m
The Concentrated Extract or Sarsaparilla,
Gsnian and Sessaas prepared by the New York College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
quackery This refined and highly pos
sssng All the purifying qualities and curative Of the
above herbs Is confidently recommended By the College
nteiy superior to Of Samapaa before
the public and be relied certain remedy for all
dlseass arng from impure OF the blood such
scroiuia saiteum. botches pimpes, ulcers,
pam ~ the bones or JOINTS erupons liberated
sore throat disease arising from the secondary effects
syEh,lis or an injudicious of mercury.
Bold IN single Bottles, IS cents each.
!. in cases Of half dozen Bodies. =. ss g
= Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
W. s. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
RECORD . Partisan sIteratrv

sne rmanen cure Of primary or econdary syphilis yenere
Of mercury unsklfu medical treatment All persons
recting y.nerea tant remaining in their system should
this powerful purifier without delay consider
iu cls, @ se, M nvs .e veerea % dsease without thoTong
Sold IL single bottles 81 each Of half dozen
carefully packed and all parts Of the Union Sold
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, So Nassau ST
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
JUST RECEIVED.

pAKKUNE Co, III Grand street, corner Of Broadway
have the honor inform the ladies OF New York they will
open or Thursdsy, the 2st inst two cases of PARSAN
BDNNETS and handaome assortment Of rich RIBBONS
tof lie coming season. Just csysd By tie Frsncos premier
R1a 3urc
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

WhaIemen.
Fortune Bailey Of and from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean
was spoken 18th inst off Gay Headby the Hercuean this
port ~
Wave, from Malaga for Boston, 5th inst. lat 49, Ion 6i
Homo Ports.
BosToN. Nov 2o-Arr Oynard Hinckiey Liverpool: Swan
Blanchard. Bangor, w; Lima, Brown Newcaste Eng; Pur
Norton, Philadelpha Signal baque and brss
Gid Diantha. Williams Matapzas; Lion Watson Malta and
SMYRNA; Sarah Ann Herrck Surnam; Alpine Marchant
nhomas Weeks st Thoma. and Mragoane; Carthage (of
Boston late Of Saem) Elwe Nreans 1yrian, DO
having epd Eli Nckerson, hiladephis Dayid Pratt Tar
Norwich Crosby. NYork.
PsovloEscE, Nov Is-An Southport Gorham NewYork-
below coming up, lumber laden topsa schr and sloop
Sid Sparta Drinkwater and Centurion Curtis Philadelphia
FALL RIVER, Noy s-An Princess Racket, Phiadepha;
Yankee Hatch, NYork
nah; Victor Hallett do for NYork Nantucket Clifford Fall
stSrgi, Providence Cicero Ncker.on Dennis do;
Ellen Rodman Ellis. NBedford for do Tansala Shute Bel
f.t do Dispatch Nickeron Gloucester c do; Mozart
MFa.iand Bristol for do; Emblem, Stront, Weymouth
Phiadepha; Eastern Star Hoyt Newburypo do North
for NYork. A' -
NLw HAVEN, Nov 2O--Ar Elizabeth Hoyt; Reaper Kelsey
and Consn Brown. Albany Sid Black Hawk. Fnsbie West
indies; Geo Washington, Burroughs; Annabella Hand and
Nary Elizabeth Buckaloo, Philadelphia Louisa, Hoover
brsndywine; Tantiyy, Chapman, Albany.
cid Has s.a1 WhPps s. mkt
Somers, Warren ri; Seward Ross Providence; Star,
Wilson, NYork -