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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

Foul ISLANDER UPON THE Loco PAETY.-So me oil
the "rascay Wing papers" and the better por-
ton of the loco press. circulating tho story
that loco in New Hampshire, declined rcceiv-
ing an office rendered to him by President Polk.
A more base SANDER against the patriotism of tho
party was never concocied. A loco refuse Oh
flee! the idea is preposterons. The perpstrat OF
of the outrage should be sent to the lunatic hospi
tai, or the ponitentary. A loco not serve his
country when called upon. and tho ''stoalings'
all dazzling before his eyes. Ola shade of Jack
son! protect the party.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
ONE MILE SOUTH OF RuCHNl,

ONE MILE SOUTH OF RICHMOND
IL AVlNG been stopped for tho las, FIVE six weeis
Tor the purpose OF Timing the fu Their
river, and other The sui
tins method, OF informing his customers, that il ia
full operation.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage, bestowed
the mill. IL has been it's his
sn'on Of making effort for mesitinz cnnnus"es Of
the same. JAMES X. DUGDAI.E.
April, 3Oth l845 I7-3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

Tina undersigned respectfully offers himself candid
a for reelection Office OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ensuing August ton and would be thankful TO
his fellow citizens for their support, if his past services
ha with their appreciation.
Ami, 49, 1916 FRANCIS KING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

~The Wings Of che Madisoo Coagrsas;oaal
District have nominated RocKa MARrIN. - their
candidate for Congress. Mr.. Martin 10 self.
made man-a shoemaker by trade, and one..ol
the most eloquent men Of tho state. We have
some hopes Of his success.
The locos of tho same district havo nominated
for reelection THOMAS J. HExLEy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT.

NJ Office IS hereby given, TINT. the 3fst day ~
/ April, loi5, writ of Domestic Attachments is
sued b. stephen Sta Justice Of the Peace
and for the Of tho instance and upon
affidavit Of john Eim"s. by Benz nin Fillmore his agent
against the goods chaels credits and effects Of Eiish
Barreu and t'n, Thurshay, 22d day May. l645
office 10 the CITY of Richmond. said county Of
Wayne. will proceed decide upon said
Attachment: Of which she said Elijah Bassii, and all
others concerned will take notice. b. STANTON. H.
April p. 1915 1870
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

Married, on tho 9th ult by Rev. John G.. Duny.
Mr.. FREDERICK PULSE. aged los. to Miss DoacAs
MANxox. aged, 3a-ail Of Jefferson county. Tenn.
Knoxville Register.
lis strange the parents Of these rash children
would permit ,hem to act 80 imprudently. They
should have boon kept under parental control
until they arrived at years Of discretion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

VIRGINIA ELEcrroN.-The election was held in
the old Dominion. on tho 9th ut. The loco s
have carried the State. having majority in the
legislature which will insure the election Of loco
to the Senate of the U. States in place of w. c.
Rives
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

Empress Casharine was Livonian Captive. of
low condition. when the Emperor first her
waiting at table. Her abilities and mode.,y won
his heart, he raised her to his throne. and never
had reason to repent Of his choice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

A RlcH FREIGHT TRAIN.-A St. Petersburgh
paper, under date Of March IL, mentions the
arrival Of a train of fifteen wagons from the
mines Of Colywan, in West Siesia, laden with
$40 pood Of gold, which was Immediately con-
veyed to the mint. A pood is about 36 English
lbs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

DIED,-ln Centroville, on the 29,h ut., ELE-
ANORA, daughter of Rev. Thomas and HARRIET
c. WHALLoS, aged three months and eighteen
days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

i ADIES,-CALL and she stock Of rich and
i \ styles: PRINTS. GINGHAMS, BALZA-
KtNES, GRAPE DE LAlNS. Flossaes-B.aid. EUgI'sh
straw and Nepolitan BONNETS: Bonnet RIBBONS, Re.
tc just received and opening this day, By
REEVES & PAIGE.
April %, Is45. l7:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
AUGUST ELECTION.
Auditor.
THOMAS ADAMS

6rWc are requested to announce JASON
HAM, as a candidate for School Fund Commits
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
coxcREss1oxAL NOMINATION.

ursuans 10 psvou. asranssm en,. wings Of
Civ on sasuraay the ID May Purpose
ina ing for Congress in said District
o, OF d + Holloway, EDGHILL BURNSIDE,
Union called the Chair The meeting being
oeder President. motion. Samuel Coffin,
Henry and Heary Simpson, of Fsye,se were
chosen Vice Presidents Of tho Conventina Ga motion.
George w Julian. appointed Secretary, AMI Henry
Leweling. Assistant Secretary.
Ga motran of Stitt, il was
Resolved. Tia, county the district be entitled to
one for hundred given by the county.
Resolved Tina, committee be appointed ascertain
The wing given by each
to-w: Solomon Meredith, of Wayne. Nelsoa Sharpe of
Henry. Ambrose Rubey, of Union, and & Ferris OF
VIA. after retiring. returned the following report
The conmtlee appointed 10 ascertain the Wing Of
County this congressional district report the fol-
lowing: WAYNE is ened 70 $500; Henry. 1900
Fay~tte. 100; Union, I0o;--in all, o6oO which re-
port W as m unanimously adopted Ga NATION. il Has
Resolved That person be considered as nonnatsd,
uni 80 shall receive ,ority of all the given
On notion resolved, Tha, the Delegates from zach
of their members the vote of said
couaty Said delegates. selected purpose pursu
of said the OF their counties
spectively, follows b Srt;, OF Wayne, gave to &
Smith Congress votes, being the ente whig vote Of
County; John Davis Of Henry, to L b Spith ,
votes. being entire wing of said codn'y e Fas
ct Fayettc. gave Smith ii Yates. beng tho
WING OF said county; Thomas Hammond. of Union.
gave to Smith votes beng the entire wing vote OF
said county: from which il appeared that Smith had
all So being the unanimous Of the
district, On motion, resolved, That a committee
from each be appointed TO inform Mi Sms
follow said COMMITTED. toNit: q Farris OF
Fayette. l. freeman of Henry, Holloway Of Wayne,
aud benjamin Miller of Union, proceeded 10 inform
M action of the Convention; upon which
the ting addressed by him. in than
ord r,ly feeling and impressive lie spoke of the rea
tion of with Foregn Powers: its policy OF
years, cuntasted with that which tho Father of ms
Country nded and adopted his political
lion late Congress. and referred the many
which been heretofore heaped
upon a which did honor to his hea
| and his heart.
Ga motion Of John 3 St tho following resolution was
adopted unanimously: Resolved, That the propos'o"
dopted the late Congress Texas the united
! States can only be viewed high handed
extend the ndious institution of Slavery
aid of the pigh,ed faith Of
ersnent a friendly naton and that Will all
our influence to prevent its contamination
81 of ID r Holloway. the following resolution
wa, un adopted: Resolved, That pledge the
omitted of the wings Of this distrc
to the support o Caleb b Smith for congress-
II ii"Ss Of
meeting be published the different Of this
favorable the election of Mr. Smh,
aga inst the of Texas
Ga motion, convention then adj'urncd siae die.
EDGIIlLI. BURNSIDE, Preside Mt
i s s'sr,ss : Vice Presidents.
George " Julian Secretaries
| Ii LetceiIing,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

TURNPIKE MEET ING AT an adjourned meeting.
Chester School House. the Goth ut OF
f.. Hiatt, SOLOMON uORNEY was called TO the Chair.
and joel Parker appointed Secretary
Hiram Hoover resolved. That adops the
survey greed upon the meeting held New
nor, except 80 said road lies between Hampton
Browns Newport that portion of said road to he
-bapyed follows, commencing the old road
said thence south near said
a point of Luke Thomas house. thence on a
OF II Browns orchard
On IN ton resolved, That committee Of five appon-
!
The following persons appointed directors: James
Brown, Luke Thomas, iona than Townsend Joel
Hampton Brown Caleb Shearon, Soomon lIorney, if :,
w illlam Duian, and Andrew Hampton.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting DO pub
lished in tho Richmond and Newpor, papers.
SOLOMON UORNEY, Chairman.
| JOEL PARSER, Secretary.
MARRlED.--On Wednesday last. by Friends
Ceremonies, ELIHU MoRRow, of this vicinity, to
ANNA BRowN Of this city.
We thankfully acknowledge tho re ceipt Of tho
nicely sugared cake, and sincerely trust that
One faith-one hope-one sunny homo
May these, fond pair, DO thine:
Heart knit to heart, in deathlcss love
feeling half divine.
Oh! may darkling shadow
To chill the trusting breast;
| But each resolve by word and decd,
| To mako the other blcst.
or, Mr.. ALFRED G. HADLEY, of Clinton CO., Ohio,
to Miss ANNA Nixon, daughter OF Mr.. Wm.
Nixon of this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07

To tine State of Ohio,
Where tho land 10 not barren,
To Goshen Post Office.
In the county Of Warren,
IL inc township Of Salem,
Where hardy boys grow,
And the lutte Miami
Adjoining does fiow:
So please, Mr.. P. NJ
Send me along.
In hast and great core.
To Isaac A rn,strong
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
Scraps Of News, &C.,

The Madisonian says: 1--WE learn that Gen.
Houston has at last openly decla red himself u
ganst annexation" During the year 1914,
there arrived at Albany, by way of the n. York
canals, 1854 500 pounds Of cheese, valued at
moro than ono million and half Of dollars. The
bullion in the bank Of England exceeds more
than S7O,OOO,OOO. Tho following inscription
was found on letter which was recently receiv-
cd at Goshen, Warron CO. Ohio:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Notwithstanding the decrease in several weeks, the ag
gregae increase in eighteen weeks reaches about TWEEN
yfve per cent The increase in the receipts Of the West
Railroad Company would have been much larger than
it is far this season. had the competition the Hudson
been less The price of passage from Albany to
Boston the Western road is So which with the nciden
tai expenseson the road makes the cost full ST. The
passage from Boston via Albany in New York can
be made very comfortable for five dollars by leaving
Boston in the morning by the Long Island train passage
three dollars and fifty cents, which arrives here in
for passengers to take the o'clock boat the
river, arriving at Albany by daylight the next morning
passage fifty cents-toal passage four dollars, which
with the travelling expenses would bring the charges
up five dollars By this route there saving of two
dollars and the expenses of nights lodging In the
summer the passage from Boston to Albany and
Sce persa ria New York, would be preferred to tn
other There is not great difference in the charges
for the transportation Of freight but the carrying trade
between Boston and Albany is principally monopoized
by propcllers and schooners is great question
among the stockholders of the western railroad whether
reduction of fare would increase tho receipts Of
the company not The high fare party arc in the
cendancy and have the direction but induced
believe that the decrease in the receipts will produce
some revolution in the affairs of the company and
compel them to adopt the low fare system In every
where the experiment has been trcd has succeeded adj
nraniy. Most OF the other railroads of New England
have from time to time reduced the fare each time attend
Cd with increased receipts The Western is the only com
peny which has made advance on the first established
ice, or upon any reduction made While the re-
cepts oil every other company from week to week show
an increase, this company is compelled to show do
crease.
| Tho receipts Of the Reading RAILROAD Com.
pany exceed the most cxtravagan estimates The trims
portaton Of coal much greater than anticipated and in
creases from week to another much more RAPIDLY
han expected The receipts for the past four months Of
lsa5, compared with tho corresponding period in 1919
show an increase Of more than hundred per cent
Should future years present the result compared
with this must be Of the most productive pieces Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
MONEY MARKET.
EriGInv- NInv 9th z r


The stock market is steady but very much depressed
stoningon improved per cent; Norwich and Worcester
s. Illinois 6's II Canton, Long Island, T. Reading
Erie, Farmers Loan, Pennsylvania IS Indiana Mohawk
and East Boston closed firm at yesterdays prices Morris
Canal fell of T. Quotations for the past few days have
been very uniform and the market appears be much
depressed it is possible for of and the alb
sence of operators te make it. The transactions
be principally in fancy stocks, and in those requiring
the smallest amount of capital to carry. The in
activity of business generally effects the stock
ket njuriously, and we do not see the slightest
possibility of getting up any speculative movement
likely to improve prices give activity the market
There have been many things, within the past six
months brought to bear upon the Stock Market and pr
ces have for such length of time been steadily decln
ing that tits the prevailing impression that quotations
have nearly touched bottom and that very little alera
ton in prices either way will for time be realized The
operations in the market mostly in railroad stocks,
such the Long Island, Norwich Worcester Stoning-
ton, and Harlem. The sales of vicksburg very
small Holders Of United States Bank seldom offer their
stock in the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

2a hhds bbs sugar hhds bbis molasses puns rum
Alsop x Chauncey.
Sicsn brig Anna, Castigl. days from Palermo with 2eo
boxes oranges and lemons and Is tons sulphur to Robinson
Co.
Brig James Whson, Field from Mayaguez, PR April Is,
with 1871 hhds bbs 20 hd molasses do coffee 10 Mason
Thompson. SPOKE SOth ult So Ion 49, brig North
Bend, days from Guayams for NYork.
Brg George, Harding " davs from Calais with lumber to
MISTER
gScr Lebanon tof S,lem) Brown, days from Ponce PR
with sugar, Brett Vose. Left 2t ut brig Porto Rico
Cotrrel day. and Others recollected
Schr WIN Young Summers, days from Darien with lum
SIR Digo Hardy,s days from Frankfort, with granite
master.
schr Two Mays, Elliott. days from Boston, with granite,
Schr j. Cooley Co, Edridge from Boston, with mdse
Schr Trio Taylor, days from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Victor, Halleu from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Homer Kent, from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Copy from Nantucket, with oil
Propeller Eudora, Brown, from Fall River.
Below.
Brig 8 isan Spoford, Spofford from West Indies.
Also, brig unknown.
Sailed.
Barques Amelia Muholand Rio Jansiro; Hecla 81 Kits
Edward briggs Cashier, Campeachy; Almeda st
Marks, and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Notice to Mariners,

YARMOUTH Roaps-Notice hereby given that in rursu-
Cookie Galway BEEN mo moved one half nile f sw By
ns sa bs sw
d e yI@ r Ss.
5 S;S WIN Sti: f b Ssfs;
& Re soo. q lie Beacon North end q se1oSy
s 'hs n s
s ss mss g% . mile he
se s and poy lies i" about a SIX ,om. ow
y, distant about three quarters of mile
WhnIemen.
Naygsor Fisher Pacific for Nantucket spoken in Vineyard
Msdod d P5ovnesown 10 days out clean spoken May H.
ATst Mystic May Helle,pont R,,bun NYork to fit for
POP, PSsT hDsDs New Holland Dee sns Sally Anne
Fvso. The sally Anne last heard from of Hope oc
an Office New Bedford Vessel and outfits valued at sai
WI s,x,,x.n.
osman, upposcd) from sIarsces for Boston, April off
Haowell from Mesna for Baltimore April g in Straits of
ka1an Leche from Boston for Copenhagen April 90 lat 20
steamer steering Eas probably Great Western hence for
nron Pa %sr Is, y day. from New Orleans for WI
Foreign Ports.
.,.d April ssn port Washington Adams for Cron-
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, May AR Constitution Curtis sanduskv: Atlas
BIgelow, Ashtabula; Constitution Waite Cleveland cd
Porter Cary and RoanSke corls,t do Hercules, Wheeler
Ssndusky; Marshall Drake Charleson Betsy Pr Doynr i
Porter, Hail. Ashtabua; North Carolina Abbott Otter Creek
CIV - 80 ''"'
Home Ports.
CAsTISE May 2-Sd Pembroke, Brakeman st Peters nI;o
BATH, May 3-Ar Rowland, Coombs, St Thomas: uh
Lewelyn, Randall Guadaloupc Cid 5th Selma, Marston
st Kits.
BosToS May s-Arr Susan Jane Fletcher Smyrna; Chusan
Jenkins Ms,antas spll, Bangs Liberty Townsend Equity,
Dan Francis Lecount Gonsiyes Pilgrim Dodge Fredercks
burg; Virgnian Nckerson Norfolk Banner Lewis; Clarion
Coleman and Mary Jane Hardy Albany; Page Chamberlain
and Velocity, smith, NYok Coral Smith and Antilles Stan.
ley Thomaston for do Columbia Arey Frankfort for DO put
in with loss Of mansa Ion 9Th inst fell IN with new brig ON
her beam ends full Of water English bottom in tow OF
fishermen who no doabt succeeded getting Herring
fishing bost-seyeral men and boats
Teegaphed Talleyrand from Cardcna Cid Cleaner smith
kingston Ja Triton Luce, Picou Mariner Kmba Halifax;
Carlos Johnson, Savannah; Chas William Heating Camden
Ne; Radius Plummer Philadelphia; Uzndo, Berry Bath Me
Rienz Small, Proyinceown, ft for whalng Avon Larry
Washington, Nc; Phebe BAXTER Crowsl Wilnington Del
PnovIprvcr, May 7An Alexander, Taylor Mobiles Gypsy
Velsor, Rondout. Sid Encore, Brush Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
road for the year isa5, was as annexed.
Total

According to this the receipts for the FIRST four months
should amount to 900 TONS whereas they exceed it
1855 TONS If the increase goes on in proportion to the
amount received, the aggregate receipts for the year
viii be nearer nine hundred than eight hundred thou
and tons. The transportation of this amount of coal
with the passengers and local freight, will give tho
company gross income of about eleven hundred thou
sand dollars This is most extensive road, and its FACT
ties for the transportation Of coal sufficient bring
to market any quantity that offers The capital Of the
company necessarily large but the immense business
Of the road and the large receipts will give the stock
holders-mor ethan an average divdend-much sooner
than expected Its receipts, at this season. are
much larger than those of the Western Railroad which
road cost more than the Reading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
Sales OF stocks at Boston.

MAY $50 East Boston dividends III 65 East Boston
Stock l4a 100 do 10 DIS l43 $50 do 30 DIS l43;
Boston Providence Railroad 1929; do 1921; so Long
Island Railroad I'm "a; 100 do 10 DIS 73l; 100 do
I'm 7s; $50 do I'm 7sl; IS do I'm rat; $50 do
Q Am 73s IS do 72i; so do o DIS TAI; Is do I'm
72S; $4,000 Reading RR Bonds ls47, IS.
AT AUcTIoN-35 shares Ftchburg Railroad, 24f per
cent advances 81 Lowell do Is ls cent adv; Bos
l6 adv; 81 Eastern do 81 per cent adv 90 Portland
CO and Portsmouth do 2 adv; Union Bank, Al per
cent adv Boston and Providence Railroad 81 adv 55
Mass Fire and Marine ms Co. bal due $7a ~ Boston
Marine ms Co, do 81 3d. IA New England do do $l04;
Great Falls Manufacturing Co, $325 326 Merchants
Bank, 6per cent adv North do, $95f per shares 60
American Insurance Co 33 SO per cent adv so Boys-
ton do 1914 per sh; ~ States do $53b SAY per sh;
Middlesex Canal, $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

On Thursday, 9Th instant, of pulmonary consumption
Mr. STEPHEN DoLBEER, in the 62d year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance, and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon O'Clock from his late residence $3.50 Broome ST
without further invitation.
Boston papers please copy.
On the 9Th instant, WALTER WILLIAM only sor of Ed.
win II. and Sarah LAmoureux, aged months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock from 80
Leonard street. The members of Human Lodge No
l07 o. of 0. F. and Of Lebanon Encampment No 10,
also invited to attend.
On Wednesday the 18th instant in the alst year Of his
age, WILLIAM l.. LOCKWOOD.
His relatives and friends requested to attend his fu.
neral from his late residence IA Cedar street. this AFTER
noon at o'clock; and the members Of Fidelity Lodge
No. 81 l. 0. Of o. F., likewise invited 70 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
Correspondence Of the HERALD

Correspondence Of tho HeraldJ
PHILADELPHIA, May 8, lS45.
There ID little nothing to communicate to-day Poll
cians, except the disappointed, have made up their
minds to be satisfied with the appointments and they
busily at work. like bees, about the SUBJ
ordinate Offices. Henry Horn has gone to Washington
about his suretes and his commission Collector Dr.
Lehman, the newly appointed Postmaster, has not yet
taken possession Of his Office though is expected he
will in the of week Among the appoint
ments there is which gives such universal satisac-
ton that of the Hon. Thomas NJ Petit u. s. District
Attorney. Henry Welsh, the Surveyor, has NOT yet
come to town. There has boon appointment as yet
for Treasurer of the Mint Major Roach is the pre-
incumbent, but rumor has pointed out Hendricks b.
Wright his Though probable, deem his
Thes Sss ess on trial in the
Quarter Sessions for this two days. A named
table houses in Front street. is charged with assault
with an intent to commit rape little girl between
ten and eleven years Of age The girl swears positively
sble and the judge has charged that the probabilities
against the present defendant being the guilty
who made the attemptan attempt made in open day
and in the vicinity of crowded business thoroughfare
The jury had not agreed when this was written, and
witnessed the trial.
Our literary people arc active in their labors and pub
fishers are up and doing Du Sole is preparing his vo
lume Of poems and may be expected shortly Henry
B. Hrst also bringing out volume Of his poems to be
dephin Zeibcr Co., your agent for this city, have
now in press work which is looked for with some
anxiety by the literary and scientific circles and to which
alluded in former letter. 1t is metaphysical in subject
though illustrated by examples drawn from the physical
sciences and in character is similar to the Fossil Osc
ology" Of Lord Brougham-thc Evidences of Creative
WISDOM" Il believe II Is called by Wheeler, and the
vestsges Of Crestion" byno matter who 1t discusses
the necessity of moral evil and by of clcarest
writer's The prospect Of Its appearance excites cons
derablc interest
Anderson closed his engagement at the Arch last night
in the old insipid play Of the Elder Brother" Tho
house crowded from pit to dome, and at the conclu
sion of the performance, the beneficiary was called out
and made a speech.
Last night at the Walnut, Othcllo" played TO a
crowded pit but slim set Of boxes. Jamcson's Moor
exhibited some excellent and original points, Daven-
ports Rodcrigo good; and SCOTS Isgo was not
lago II was John X. Scott
Conner and Frecr drawing good houses at the Ma
tiona and some excellent pieces are being performed
at the Chestnut
We had heavy rain last night which did not tell well
thcatrcsls.
The stock market was fiat yesterday again, pnd tho
tendency Is still downward. State 5s fell or though
this pretty much the only stock in which any trans
actions took place. At tho second board tho only snlcs
made were $4,000 State 5's OF III