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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
Family Boarling school for Boys.


RAW EN- N A, PORTAGE CO. o.
lDOYS from to Ia years Of age are re-
I'D ceived into this School, and the number
1is limited to Is or 20. The pupils are re-
3ceiyed into the family of the Principal. auC
form part of it. A constant watchfulness
Swilt be exercised over their habits and morals
a Kind parental government maintained, ant
the intercourse, comforts and lenjoyments ol
home secured to them in as high degree al
possible.
The personal attention of the; e;Principal and
This lady (both of whom have had the expe.
|rience of years in the training and instruction
|ef youth) will be faithfully and unremltsingly
given to secure the comfort, health aud hap
spiness, and the moral and iRtellec tual i'm.
|proyement Of pupils committed to their care.
The dwelling Is spacious and commodious,
situated in retired part of the village,
where the sports and recreations of the play
grounds can be enjoyed, entirely free from
street and village influences. The whole es-
|tablishment will be under an efficient but mild
resembling that Of we'll regula
ted Christian family.
The system construction is designed not
merely to advance and perfect the pupils in
THE branches studied, but TO develop and in
|struct the judgment, to enlighten the under
standing, to form the habits, and to give q
moral and useful direction to the inclinations.
Tuition will be given in the common and
higher English branches, and also in the
higher Mathematics, and in several of the
languages, namely: Latin, Greek, French
land Spanish, as Parents aud Guardians may
desire.
The Summer session will commence on
"Wednesday the 25,h of June next, and en-
brace period of IS weeks-and be follow.
\ ed by vacation Of weeks, when the Win
ter session will commence ON the Ist Monday
&in November and embrace a period Of q
weeks. ..-
TERMs.-$2 per week-including tuition
board. lodging, washing mendng, fuel ant
lights. For the winter session an extr
charge of two dollars per scholar for inciden
tai expenses will be made, Payments to b.
made quarterly in advance.
LYMAN w. HALL.
a Ravenna, May iS45.
REF ENCEs.
: Ravennc-J. Sloane. D. Lyman, D. R
aTiden. Rev. E. E. Atwater, Rev. w. G
Z johnson, Joseph Lyman. William Goodman
C. Prentiss, Isaac Brayton, Doct I. Swift.
: CIevetana-J. W. Allen, s. J. Andrews
y. A. Foote, s. Starkweather, J. A. Briggs
J E. Wade, T. P. Spencer, l.. L.. Rice, e
Gushing.
Warren-Leicester King, John Crowel
David Tod, John Hutchings.
Canton-H. Griswold, D. A. Starkweathel
I'D. Jarvis.
Hudson-van r. Humphrey, Faculty o
! w. R College.
.Akron-L. Dewey, H. Garfield, w. s. G
Otis, George Kirkum, F. Wadsworth, Luclel
Swift, L. V. Bierce.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
Marrie0.

In Randolph, OIL the 18th of June. by E.
|Brainard, Esq. Mr.. GEORGE STEINMAN te
Miss CATIlARINE ANDERS, boths of thu
former place.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Q. Brown, Mr.
NEHEMIAH L. WAUN. of Strattenville, Pa
Ito Miss SARAH B. DAY, ofDeerfe|d, Ohio,
In Rchland, Kalamazoo co., Michigan. on thu
|22d ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Brady. Mr. SAMUEL
Fl. BROWN, of Richland, to Miss JULIAETTE
IS. BISSELL, daughter Of Mr.. E. N. Bisrel form.
|erallv of this plabe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
From the Houston Telegraph

Isappears that an Indian war is now
raging along the whole line Of the Rio
Grandc from its mouth 10 its source.
On the soulh the Comanchcs ere
devastating the country from Matamo.
ras TO the Passo del Norte; above this
town the Apaches and Kioways are ex
tending their depredations near to Albu'
querque. and above this position the
Yuta Indians are dcsolating the country
through the whole valley Of Taos.
The war with those Indian tribes
will probably become more and more
formidable to the Mexican settlement.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
". B. PALMER.

No. SO Pine st. Philadelphia, No. l6O Nassau
street, New York; No. 16 State street, Boston
and ). E. corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets
Baltimore; is cur authorized Agent for receiving
subscriptions and advertisements for the PoRrAar
SENTINEL, and give receipts for the same. Mer
chants, Mechanics, and Tradesmen generally may
lex tend their business by availing themselves Of
theopportunities for advertising which his agency
affords.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19

MExrco.-Private letters received
from Mexico by the British frigate
|"Eurydice," state it as matter almost
of certainty, that before long the Mexi-
can government will declare war a.
gainst the IT.. States.
We have seensome Of these letters, &
they all 60 to confirm the statements to
this effect made in our paper of yester.
day. So hostile to this country and to
Texas is the tone Of public sentiment in
Mexico, thatit is generally believed the
government must either go to war, or
suffer an overthrow by new reyolu-
8tion. ...,.8.a
From one of the letters referred to,
dated Vera Cruz, May 22d, we have
been permitted to make the following
extract: .u. 4 :
"Captain Elliott and commissioner
y of Texas are at this place, waiting for the
arrival of letters from Mexico, which i,
4 is said, will arrive to-day. They will
1 sail direct for Galveston in the French
T Brig "La Perouse."
In addition to the propositions smade by
England to both Texas and Mexico, to
settle the relations of these countries tc
each other and TO the United States, lr
manner agreeable to ller policy, am
assured there are many inducements OF
] a tempting nature. They are as fol-
lows - ....,.. ..
England compromises herself with
i Mexico to pay ten millions of her ma
I ional debt, and with Texas she agree!
! to pay the whole others, which is com
8puted at eight millions. ..s-
This, if true, and have it from very
! good authority, proves that England ha'
I some very deep laid project with regart
4 10 Texas; one much more important tt
N her than the advantages she Nigh derive
from the simple determination Of Texa:
Bto remain independent. confirmed by th'
Nconset of Mexicoi
q Governor Shannon arrived here yes
4 erday. He will 60 in the Anahuac Il
4 New York, unless Commodore Como
8 ,fers him man.of.
: Under ordinary circumstances, thi
would be done |; but it is said the commo
s dore is unwilling at this time to weak
en- the force of his command. Mr.. Shan
8 non was robbed both going and com
8 ing from Mexico"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
AUCTION.

TvHERE will be offered large assortment
j. of
FANCY DRY GOODS FOR SALE
at Auction on the 25th, 26th, and 27th inst.
Nat Mr.. TREssLER's Tin shop.
Those wishing to purchase can call in the
forenoon of each day and examine the Goods
before the auction opens. The Ladies are
Respectfully invited to call and examine
them.
Goods will be sold to country merchants
and peddlers at private sale at wholesale prices
Rayenna. June 10, lS45. 1
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q D perti5em men Is.
VILLAGE SCHOOL.

rTHE SUMMER QUARTER will com,
j. mence on Monday. The first dag Of Jul,
aerf, aud be open as usual for the reception
of scholars from the Village and vicinity, on
the same terms as formerly. MIR. and Mrs
Hall will both continue to devote themselves
to- the work of instruction.
Ravenna, June l8, 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19

until these Indians are checked by the
United States.
The weak settlements Of chihuahua
and Santa Fe will be scarcely able to
Withstand the terrible inroads Of these
savages.aided by their Indian allies from
Arkansas & Missouri, who have battled
with success even with the veteren troop
of the United States.
Indeed, is it not improbable that the
whole province Of Chihuahua and Santa
Fe may be in possession Of Indian
tribes in the course Of or 10 years
unless the Government of the United
States interposes its authority to keeE
these tribes in check. For this reason
Mexico would derive an immense ad
lvantage ftom annexation.
The last sentence furnishes a key to
the whole story. "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
Norma ms Peruvian Risters.

7NHIS Celebrated and valuable medicine
y good for loss of appetite, heart burn
lcidity of stomach, fuctulence, &c., combi
ling both a tonic and cathartlc property,
IT'LL for sale at the Drug Store of .-
SWIFT & HATCH.
Ravenna, June 10, 1845. SINS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-22
CITY InTELLlGENNn.

Counterfeit Half Dimes. We were shown,
last evening, by friend, counterfeit half
dime, dated 1885, bat which, from its appear
ance, we have no doubt has been recently coin
ed, aud probably in this city. We cannot say
resemblance to genuine coin, no little dscrmi-
nation IS necessary to detect it az counterfeit.
We therefore advise the public to examine well
all half dimes which may be offered to them,
as an effort will doubtless be made TO press the
spurious issue into circulation before its worth
lessness becomes generally known.
Threatening Life Geo. Mud cha ged with
threatening the life of his wife, was yesterday
committed TO Jail by Justice Miller He was
arrested by officer Stockett,
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. RLANTAT!WN 40 MMNT AXLE

s-l=3z FLAETAT4UN go REvT AND
E.." HOUSE WANTED. A house located in
H#,sH that part Of the city east Sharp. south OF
-h31tA Baltimore, west Of Gay, and n0rth Of Con-
way streets, ANY person, having one to rent, may
near oil good and permanent tenant by applying to
ne, at No. 23S PRATT STREET, between Eharp
ana Howard. have FOR rent Il PLANTATION in
calvert County. near the Cnart House, with good
NO story Dividing aud CYcty other necessary build
il ther on located in good nrighborhood for a re
tau grocery and dry goods business. The buildings
wilt be rented, with or without The land
nH2-iW u. DIXON.
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SATURDAY MORNING, Nov q, 1888.

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and by va.a. uy.L. Of 'n. LAID merit, as well
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-22

Gin Court. The case of VIM. Stirling still
occupies the attention Of this Court. Several
witnesses on tie part Of tho prosecution were
examined yesterday, others was
Young man named McNesl, who testified that
ho was standing on the corner Of Exeter aud
WIKI streets, on the night OF the alleged out
rage, IA company with six Others, Young Ro.
berls, MusGra'o, Stirring, Mcintosh, CaIml-
chacl, Che five accused, } and a brother Of Car
miclacl's, that girl aud boy passed along in Tie
direction Of the depot; that he said TO hIs CON-
p1nions "Nh0 are taoyi' and received ii re-
ply, ut is . Datch Giri;' that after they had
passed, five Of bis companions, Giving the
num,s Of the first FIVE mentioned aaoEc,) left
him and lho other Carmchaol, brother to the
accu.od and went or IN the direction taken by
the glFi and hey: tina. ha afterwards. WITH Car
michael went IN search Of them, bat did not
aqd them. The defence objected to question
as 10 his being absent, and 1t was waived by tha
state Va'chman Hague saw Sur"g the
same night, sitting on iho WIN, street bridge,
auI remarked 10 h.m about the dirlY condition
II his pIn!alOurs. he case viii he continued
to-day.
- We are requested 10 say to parties in
tcfgs;aI 10 the asaaI Saturday Court cases, -
they wilt DC excused from attending Court till
Saturday ucxs--thc Goufl being engaged in
ether business to-day.
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t'lchuoh OF owners ~ SWire 70 lhe C@'"'onre
&" an Ordinance % Ine r"5 PFoh'1.li'g SWINE
,oh"'"g a. ,AI@a "or'n; III" p'fiou between '1e
''st o, '1.''%i "na 'no ,''t % Way ana 10
m.oH'y mem OF 'as yet 'h't Oh ana at'er inc
n'.' Jay 'l D'.0',l'eH PERSONS t'HH'oy'u NY
INC Io.Po."''@ wa "a required 70 'ake op ana
convey to We af'as'housa al s#iae found gong
al large "l'NiH '3A i,ni,6 OF the 1'l!, 4ney
"h' ere interested WI! therefore ma IL 70 'Ae"
-1'th''@' I" taH' our s'"'' an" 10 ac' 10 "c-
o"f'''co WIN IL.
Poc'a! picked. 4 young gentleman had his
pockc. book, continuing $3.50 in i'ank notes
instructed from lis plaaIoonS pocket on We'd
acsily e'ca.nL IN The saloon Of tie Museum.
goo U,.a ia Virginia money, and the balance
on Baitiwora a.uhs No clacto lilo thief
.qgu.d q Fire. Thu chimney # tEe b3ueo
No. 81 Camden. east Of liapoyor street. ,crn.
oird by Mr. james Dayis tom, fire Yesterday
n9rninr. The ra3r was SLIGHTLY burned; the
prono, arrival rf the nnoina-. howeyer rrc-
20 '''P 'is CUR / "Gni"S clA3H, lof anus
ing '"o i'i .'e,'h- Jon" h""- h.Aa'2, "a' yes
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CHRIST I!EALISG TIE SICK. Il is of no farther use
70 speak Of the metits OF his most delightful Of all
pctures for sufficient has been said ere this in Bati-
more, well other cities, ami sufficient numbers
have seen it and talked enough about il, 70 create
desire in those who have not been to 20 and examine
il for themselves before il is removed Lectures at
H. , and y O'Clock,
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Twenty-Five comnanies @: one hundred lanilgs
each, to be filed up during the winter, for ,hc
mlraa to California. Etch mu:1y Of ten per
sons g!l, have strong wagon drawn by four
oxen, and supplied with every thing necessary
4 G,r tho Journey. 4 noap of horse vii, lie or
canned as a" ajyan1o guard. rae "noio
mormon people a'1 oa'Ieo VI '.'" '.'''P' ana
-N'.'''''' 3" '"i' '""} expect '4''' TWO nun
urea '""u''"" p''So.' 20 'o"7 reg ''' "''.'-,
one year III 'l2 h'y O. 81 '1"''%-'. '"'',"'
I S''.' vi" % nue." o"' 10 ''''4'"'" 20 ''"o
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lEtom tnc Rennnlcnn I'D AtEn

lgF-T0BAGCD hl- been used VET .ncg the days
Of ,ir Wafer Raleigh by uie hi4h and TIE low, !aD
rich and he poar, le kin ami Ii, hagga; mGpcd Ia
consumption has become so general, mat it Is hard %
For ourselves, we prefer a tlc tfs%t. ltH u,r3 "iS
are! u box Of the agree biz dc!udars-B BOOTHS
INST. Boy, aghl 4 match, thai we can iuXuiilte
for few minutes, until the devil calls for cnpy. PaG
PuFFM PUFEI An BUOTH knows how TO make
Them, II any Of oar readers wish 30 enjoy them
sc YES, rs we row are doing, we would recommend
them 10 the ''NrLrow House," at the Hanover Mar
ket--righl on tie corner M tr
F52- ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY for iic&cts
in any Of the magnificent lotteries pow drawing viii
meet prompt attention, and aay sccu'e some % r1c
capital prizes il directed tous. ~! prizes snld by rs
arr paid upon presentation 1t Our cuuuter in Gold.
We invariably pay postage on all orders.
EMORY & co.
Il 2C0Iyett street, Baltimore, Nj.
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

CANFITlNU At FAUTUh1 PRICFS.
FHSIIsRsAS BECK, No 50 CENTRE MAR
ii KEF SPACE, near 10 nhard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling oil his pre-
sent stock OF SPLENDID CARPErlNG.S at FAC
TORY PRICES-such as Imperial Three phys, extra
super Ingrans. fine and common agiains Wool Fin
ishins aud Cotton stair CARPGFINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR * TABLE
OH CLOTHS, &c sc. All persons in want of any
Of the above uamed articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet store in Baltimore relative to
me price of Carpellns, &c, aHd then cali at No So
nj AkKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for Less MONEY.
N B. RAG CARPET Nc, ofmy own manufacture,
4 spcndd Article, at very iow prices n22-tIa4t
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BAD STATE OF SOCIETY. Since May last,
the enormous number of 1909 females have
bees entombed in the city ofN, York for vari-
Gus offences; Of whom i0l6 have been sent to
the PeDtenLiury, 10 Sing Sing, and $50 re-
nrimanded and sent off.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-22

FIRE AT QUrBEc. The fumes seen in the
direction of Quebec, by the passengers on board
the steamer for Montreal, on Friday last, arose
from the burning of Sir Henry Culdwclls
barns, 4 or 5 miles from Quebec, With THEN
valuable contents
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,YI.r. u. .SIlMYIL,

-'.stfg51s EFN. Il. HLWEYIL,
EL.ffi3 FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
RtssJ 9a BALTIMORE STREET,
,etya8{4a',a Bees 10 inform gentlemen purchasing,
81 Eftlial owing 10 the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable HGtS,
Of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esab
lshmeut in the city OF anv shape or description now
worn viz SiN Noleslin, RussiG Cashmere, Nittria,
and Bearer. Also, CAP5sf all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see - .
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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Protection TO ALL-lpdq i2ijJcr Goods. We
call tie attention of our readers to the advertisement
ofMesirs. II. u. Field Co, to he found in to-days
paper 1t will be seen that they have just received
at their warehouse, No 225 Baltimore St. Ia'ge as
sormeU ofall kinds Of Rubber goods sui;aAletog the
approaching season
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co = UNI PTaON.

- ~ ~ - - W. II 4 " ~
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood Bronchitis,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Disea-
ses Of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
sttution, &c.
1SOSsu Motives: G>EAD 81 REJECT
u ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRiSIOAN. Ph. NJ tatn
great pains to procure authentic and respectable Ger
uicatra, and never give publicity to any other.
10 DR.. Swayup, philadcp hia: Dear Sm-It fi7rdg
me er' at satisfaction to lay before an American public
NE wonderful success Of your Compound syrup Of
Wild Chciy,i i'm Gazing me Of that Greagiul disease
CONSUMPTION! ate: all other mean had aiird. was
attacked with pam N ny breast, very much affcctin.
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore throat Ny bowels were cUstiYc appetite nearly
gone, and NY stomach was so very weak that my Ply
stefan was al loss to know villa, 10 DO for me- rs cY-
clylHng used, the shape OF medicine, was immG
dl2I"ly rejected remained for months in this awfu
condition ana gave uPall hopes of ever recovering.
, Hearing OF thv wonderful Cmus daily performed by
yDur invaluable Higdiciue, in Coughs, Coda, Nsthnras
Who1piuE Cough, and an diseases Of tie Lungs and
bieh't reluctantly determined to Try it, purchased
hou'c Ci Your Agents ia lhis place (3i0Dre & Long
akCt) which appeared 10 take hold my disease and
relieve me. continued usur it unli It gradually re-
stored To health aud strength. Several Of my friends
wee afflicted in TIE same nnuntf that was nlyscE
which dec!in'1 using she syrup; they | am sorry N
say, appear to be last approaching at bourne where
no traveller ruturus. AZ eVpeC! to leave these
paris, give yoh Iris Gs standing memorial. 20 .p
great virtues Of your invaluable Compound.
u. q. WILCOX, Eorr~fown, Pa.
CAUTION! Al preparations from the VIVID Cherry
Tree, except Dir. &WHiga'S are both GctUUus aud
counterfeit, and sprung up years amer this valuable
medicine bal introduced itself mo iGe sick chamber
therefore ask for D.. 5vaynas Compound Syrup Of
VIVID Cntrry, and pare lasc no Other. me genuine
article is prepared only BY Dr.. Swayuc, wfo6e uic.
has o"rn removed 10 n. w. c0mcrof Ega!h 4 Race
streets, Pui'att.
Baltimore .sgcot-Lp. cook. 70. IS Baii.aore s.:
IN % r - t.-tsH If.
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Ono RIVER. At pittsburg, on Thursday
there were feet Of water in the chanrel. Al
Wheeling 5 FEET inches
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Il GOLD HGGE M MARYLAND. NJ.
IA DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. Ia Pratt
ST, opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Brad
shaw's United STATES Hoiol adventures have found
this establishment 10 he Gold h!nG of the richest de
scrPon, for DOYLE pays all prizes sod 1t his office
IN gold. There was Khan 4 ~ 600 in this coin
laid for prizes sold last week at 3 capital prize de
pot, and reference to another part Of this paper
there will be found advertisement for $4,000 more
for the same purp0se. Cali and participate IN some Of
this good luck. The following SPLENDID schemes are
to be drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are
for sale above.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets g. shares il
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of full package, containing
D whole tickets will be sold for SIP, % halves for S.
D quarters for g. p oghlhs 9 So This the scheme
for the money.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pus-
chase by thu package Uf quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky Members, ~
TIE package, single ticket share, All orders, PIX
mail or otherwise, addressed TO T.
II. DOYLE, "o.l4A PEusEec!,
u raj Opposite B.N q. r. r. D2pn7.
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z UaT EECElVt.D.
~ AED For SALE VERY Low,
90 dozen COFFEE WILLS
1S gross Bufi,d Britannia Table SPOONS
W. do de- do Tea do
Is dozen SOUP LADIES
q g'oss Cocoa 'irad GlNBLETS
~ DOZEN l. MD LAMPS assorted kinds
Lou 90 on DO 10
Also, prcs,iu. Cases; Cash Boxes; German Silver
Ware spectaclCs; Jcwory; fertumery; Fancy soaps;
~ Il s'irPs' Wallets; cutlery; COilbs; Buuonsi
Thr""li Pi"s; Needles; Hooks ed Eyrs-togethet
whHagsn"ta II. Sortment OF GOODS 100 numerous
to m' nlon, or sale in quantities SUIT purchasers
ny ELIAS HALE,
nj TAP No. 10 ia tmOrG street.
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HOLIDAY ST. THsArRE-mr. lIurdock. Tbs the
arre was literally crowded last night to witness Mr.
Muriock's personation of Hamlet. The par-iho'
familiar to most persons, and frequently enacted in
this city by some of the brightest sars-as gwen by
Mi. Mufdock, called forth decided marks Of ;Fp.oba-
ton on the part Of an intelligent audience