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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

PRoGREss OF REVOLUTION IN MEXIco.-The Mexican
States reported in a Of Revolution or indie
pendent of Paroles, Yucatan, population 509,-
000 Jalisco, 6C0 900; Sonora, and Sinaloa lSS $685.
Upper California, independent, population 21,400;
Tamaulipas, Ice, S2l, in possession of the United
States-wth columns Of $4,000 men advancing up the
Rio Grande or from Missouri to Santa eand Cafor-
MIA. Besides these, Chiapa, with a population of
$4,000, and Tobasco, with $4,000, all supposed
to be disaffected towards the present government.
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Indiana Asbury University.

The annual examination Of the students will commence
Friday. 10Th On the ensuing Monday Prize
Essays will be read and Prize Decamaiions delivered On
the evening Of the day. the Alumni will be addressed
by r. n Hudson Esq Meetings Of the Philosophical
Society will held Tuesday aud Tuesday evening" when
in addition to the regular business Of the Society," addresses
will be delivered by Hon. r. w. Thu and John b.
Dillon, Esq The usual Commencement Exercises will take
place Wednesday the 18th 81. The public respect
fully invited 10 attend.
GREENcAsTLE, July g. 1916. 2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

week or two since, we published numerical
table showing the votes by States in the House, on
the Tariffs of 1916, 1924 1923, 1882, and 1912. The
recapulatiOn of those tables by sections is here ap
pended with the addition of the present vote reversed
the nays representing the high tariff interest
while the yeas represented the interest before,
with the exception perhaps of 1882, when the lines
were not distinctly drawn,-that tariff being in
some respects higher and in others lower, than the
tariff which it superseded.
E. States. NJ States s. States w. States
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UNPARALLELED BRUTALITY.-A girl named EMMA
KIMBERLEY, has been brought before the magistrates
of Birmingham, England, charged with having admin
istered pins hobnail brass buttons and stone pebbles
to a child which she nursing. When apprehended
she avowed her intention Cf killing the child because
the parents made much of it. The articles named
thrust down the infants throat, and were dis
covered afterwards
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

Is THEFT CIRcUIr COuET, rEnf a ID ic4o
MIN Elapd SrnHe josiah Hed In ChaRneg
Earl stone
anpearing rom affidavit Il ed that the SAID Defendants SaHe
Monn residents Of this state k iherrhae
d-dans personally be- aud <r
The day Of the thereof ard
mead answer or ID Till Of complaint that Ire III ne
taken for them and reecngs VIII lie ad accfd
inry ordered that Of tins order he pnhised IN
printed published
in The town # nnaIppl fT three
siye weekly inSes heng ppr published IN SAID Upon
cuIuiy; aud Ii.c Is cauinurd. Attest: -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

Il HENDRlcKs IIEcUII VOOEI, OcT0BER I'M Ie70
IN ChaHeeg
Griffith Dodson
Ison Matthew John Dicken, Rebecda Dtkerstm,
Lewis Nauer Naler Green Canada Martha Jane Can
NADIA Ellen Dckeson james ekeon un exandrr nCkerson
Dckerson Spencer Dnkeon, William Dckerson, Scfooy
Dckerson, aud Elijah Dckersou-
4 satisfactorily appearing Hpon affidavit filed dineTesied and
Dick
defendants, o Indians
he the senior AeTehy ndhed Ed
seventh day 1A6 Gn Drkeron the above named plaintiff
6ed i'm the clerks Hendcks his III IN
prisons made dendars that the
tendng and that unless he plead the
calling ofhe the first day Of the neat
he the Danviie
(lS46 him said James
will he confessed, and tecreed upon accordingly.
JuIv = Isi6 Attest: I'D. PARKER.
= GREaa. S.I,si,ars Gr CrnIa nani. l2-3xis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

UUAvE and constantly receiving direct from New
York, well selected assortment OF DRY GOODS which
thew will sell an cheap or cheaper than any dggns
consists in Of the following arces Cloths
Sanetts Jeans ardime Tweed Prints Muslns.
Drlngs Vestings Braid Ribbons Flowers.
Ladies' and Cravats Dress Handkerchief Shaws Sc
Also good of ready made Clothing and splendid
assortment of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. which
they nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work which, unless carried with extreme VIII fall to pieces
before got Of good assortment OF Palm Leaf
Irhorn Fur Brush Silk will constantly
hand They also Coffee Sugar Nader Indigo Coppcras
lum Red Pepper Spice Ginger Nails Cotton arm &c 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
City Gaurds, Attention.

a You are hereby notified to meet at the Court
" House on Wednesday Evening, 18th inst at half
past O'Clock, for the purpose of choosing officers,
and transacting such other business may be deemed
necessary. fuu and p1elctual attendance is spec-
ally requested. BY order of the Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

NTOTICE hereby given undersigned ~ poceed 70 expo<c
" 10 ple 18Th day o September neat, ~ Tie late
II INDIANA deceased.
consisting part ,f sheep bees cattle, Turning usns's
2nd vaTiriy Of turning iOs 81 an Kinds
With aISn fine M Of Ie timber seasoned. Sale o take
OF 30 o'clock A. NJ credit
hre dollars upwaFds
cash hand The purchaser WIZ h
oirrd give with approved freehold ernFy, ~Hhh ei
fnlnp N laws.
Iuoa Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

The Californias, 0per and Lower, according to
the best authority, comprises an area of 433, 3oo
square miles, with population of less than lOOUOO
Captain Fremont writes that he has crossed what Is
laid down in all the books as sandy desert, ana
found the whole track to be made up of sncw-capped
mountains, with fertile valleys between. This shows
how little reliance is to be placed books for descriP-
tions of unsettled and but partially explored regions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

AN ABoLrTIoNIsr's PRAYER. We have always
believed that fanaticsm formed the principal feature
of Abolition. The Boston Liberator, speaking of
Cassus Nj. Clay, trusts that he will be the first to
perish on the Mexican soil, an ignoble DEATH" This
is said of friend who volunteers to sustain the
of his country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
u. -. =.

The members of Tent No 43 of the order of
Ecampees Vitus are notified 10 meet in their Hall
Thursday Evening, July l6, at carly candle lighting,
attred in full regalla. general attendance is re-
quested. By order R L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

VoREE HERALD.-The Mormons at Voree, Iowa
Territory have paper under the above title. Strang
is advocated the of Joe Smith. and Lucy
Smith is named as the Mother in Israel"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

"ANNExATIoN AND War; Exclaimed pert old
maid with shr voice, /" that's true every word of
t-for no sooner do you get married than you begin
TO fgh!"
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IMPORTANT FROM TAMPICO.
BATTLE BETWEEN U. S. SLOOP OF WAR ST.
MARYS, AND MEXICAN GUN BOATS.


When first the following, rather the first letter.
did not give il credit but by the eastern mail yesterday
received the Baltimore SUM- the editor Of which has been
shown letter from officer board the St Mays giving
diary Of events up the nth, in which these Skin
mishes all recorded, and fully subsanates the anthem
ITCHY Of the important facts contained in the following
letters the second of which to hand Sunday via
Norfolk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

rOrIE given undersigned win -e
c ancfn saturday the 25h day &C Juh nxi a The iaie
residence of Jahn Cox late o the county at MaIln Sae Il lns
personal properly Of said deceasea b
EARNING utensils furniture, abr articles
liberal credit be allowed purchasers and mites IN gn secu
riy required payable without rrle fHn Valuation
arrai-eineu laws. hiCHAhis CoAs faN sss'a sor.
Inne % 1916. Wv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

The Montreal Herald of the 9th complains bitterly
of the ignorance displayed by the English Parliament
with regard to Canadian affairs This is, at the
present crisis, very significant 1t does not threaten
SEPARATION, but speaks of the policy of the English
government calculated to lead to such event.
1t recommends the following three modes of relieffor
the evils resulting to Canada from the passage of the
corn bill
First, the remission of the interest the capital
expended on public works. Second, the entire
repeal of the duty on our exports Of grain-and,
third, the removal of all commercial restrictions In
favor of British manufactures and some modification
of the navigation laws, by which foreign shipping
may be permitted to transport our produce to the
home market.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
From the N. Y Journal Of Commerce, July Z.
Vote ON the Tariff i'm the House.

We yesterday caves the names Of the members who
voted for against Gen. McKay's Revenue Tariff
Bill as amended; and we here subjoin numerical
list, from the Newark Advertiser, showing the votes
by States:
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NOTICE

~ Office here gwen that the undersigned has tkn rs les
= tarutr ON Ire last will of Jhn WarE. hate Of
S1id cny rerss indebted m SAID estate nrd
10 make i,eIu ayTrrn claims
are notified 10 present same, legally authenticated for Hrni
within one wear n date. The estate = ssnSd 10 be SOLVENT
inne "a lsI6 f. y. ~ INFER. EInrHfor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

FILTERS f administration the estate &C John Gov, e 81 The
r,ny az Marion Indiana, decreased have bern ganisd
&C
"A Narnn An pens indebted tie sad ESTATE required u make
Immediate payment hating claims against VIII pesrht
The supposed 20 be
,nns o. 1876 MICHAEL. COX, 4dnisisfrqtar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

TIE MoRmoxs-The Miners Express Of June oath
says
Two large companies of Mormons have encamped
about forty miles apart the head waters of Grand
river, where they will remain the season. They
have planted about 700 acres of land. The Twelve
are with them rioting in luxury whilst their follow
ers are suffering from hunger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

THNE Medical Lectures will usual, the first Mon
day Of November months under The iOw
The M al FRI
Nafera Nedca and Therapeutics Pnf MITCHELL
Chemistry and Phamacy,ly Prof PETER
mi nd Surgical Anatomy Prof
Physiology
Women Children Prof ANSAS.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, by Pn6 BARTLETT
Demonstration o Anatomy, T.. ]. DUpLEf, NJ. ID.
abolished the
nvaraby required The
library dollars the hospital ticket dollars diSsctng
graduating fee $50 Boarding and ng from
To three dollars per week, fuel lights includrd
Nv order Of Faculty TIOS. ID. MITCHELL. NJ.
KIN l3-syis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
U. s. SHIP ST. MARYs,

The war grows apace On the Sth inst we discovered
the enemy erecting another fort the north side OF the en-
trance to the river and at o'clock NJ got the ship
under way under topsails stood in, and when within
mile of the fort and gunboats the latter three in number
and onning about hundred opened fire upon the boat
Being lee shore and in hoal water not able
to fire than eight shot, before it became necessary TO
claw off, which did but at three o'clock returned and
continued the firing until had fired 10 Shells and %
round solid shot In the last enconte the enemy returned
fire with about ten shots from eighteen pound guns four
Of which passed two fell directly under fore
feet one passed between the fore and opmast and
the fore foot, and others fell distance.
The first she'll which fell the fort elected every SOL
der from the neighborhood the whole of them tax i'm
medaely to the wood One Of shells passed between
Of the schooners mass and exploded beyond her,
fragment having struck the bowsprt and bulwarks tearing
both considerably have learned siEce the fight One
of the custom house knocked dOwna house
the north side of the river fired by the explosion of
SHE'LL and soldier at the Fort guard by the bursting of
another SHE'LL exchanged his musket fOI UdciRcy it having
been shattered. We then returned anchorage.
We not satisfied, however with this engagement,
for yesterday projected plan for cutting out the
boats and accordingly at dusk hois ed out all boats arrived
there the launch bearing nine FOUNDER in the bows, and
l04 o'clock p NJ got under weigh and brought the ship
the shore about and half miles Of We pulled
the shore with muled oars literally feeling way.
In seeking our way to the mouth Of the ver' we were
Obliged pass the shore for distance Of two hundred
yards and the noise consequent upon the difficulty Of find
ing way through passage Of which knew nothing,
betrayed the sentnels along shore, who rapidly
municaed with the encampment, and it conveyed nte
gence gun boats that unknown us foes
watching every movement
When within two hundred yards OF the FoIt near where
had pass much SURPRISE you may imagine,
bang dozen muskes aud the balls whizzed about
our ears We laid OaIs and in five minutes after the
firing Of muskets commenced the guns in the launch
trained and let drive rather heavier from Of
gun boats succeeded this the shot passed clear of
and the gun in the launch loaded aud fired again, when
the firing shore ceased There also fired from the
launch few caTbnes
AT this time had not passed the point and after getting
inside should have been obliged TO pull at least three
hundred yards before reaching the of expedition
The enemy being already the alert and with superior
/ f.roa hQua lmOc nadn IN and
object would rot have compensated for the sacrifice
should have made
If had passed the Fort believe should hove carried
the boats a certainty We had with eghy-hve men
Marines the First and Second Leuenants Master and
all the Mds, except We returned the ship 2 A.
much fatigued and disappointed. Yours, sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

The WHEAT CRoP.-A great reverse seems to have
suddenly come the prospects along the Atlantic
From Virginia, Maryland. Eastern Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey the letters for few days past have been
most discouraging The prospects but little while
ago were of the cheering character; but the in
cessant rains have beaten down the stalks, moulded
the kernels, and many estates ruined the fields
that cattle and swine have been turned in, the only
way in which any thing was to be saved.
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FOR REM

rENHE WASHINGTON HALL, occupied by E Browning ET the
The buildings large and coufnndiods the
stabe and sds arranged This the hTges
Tavern establishment Indianapolis. Possession viii be given the
first day If October Apply to John Wilkins, or 10
b. l.. BLYTHE.
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THE LAST CHANCE
wv. IL. PRESTON a. co.

uHoRN just received OF those beautiful cheap
French ATS, much admired and
htaie non r they by
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A. l. I'd Il n A q.


LIST or APPLICANTS.
Forthc benefit of the InSoIpeat Ec,cs Of Irg-
land for the last week
W y. Wilkinson, halter j. p. Pummer, artist
David Adams shoemaker 'naV. Fryiugie, farmCr,co
NJ. A. Dysarl, agent tWm. McNca tailor
John II. Hall, tailor tC!ri3t'a stivcrs, cooper
Jas, B. Dorsey, merchant -. Hooper, negro
Dennis Brady, j. BOardey, DO
! Ga'l carpenter, negro
For debts less than $50
10 appear bClOre the commi SsiOnsrs, the 9th Of
April, 1916.
Day of final hearing, 9th June, lsi6.
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CLEARED.
Brig Massachusetts, Co!llHs Falmouth, R. s. II. X,
Thicker.
Brig Victory, Elwell, West Indies.
schr Victory, PeufcId, Alexandria, Rose, Merrill
\ Co.
schr John Emory, Wood, Alexandria, Rose, Merrill
& Go
Schr Col. De Rus'ey, Wheeler, NorC,lk aud Rich
IoOnd, Chas Pendergast X Son,
steamer Express, Whitaker, rhiladelpa in, Jno.
3hiiYer.
Steamer POcahontas, HolIingshcad, Richmond, ].
Brandt.
SAlIED--B IL Eagle, Fessenden, Plymouth; schr
Navigator, Bagerl, Galveston.
ARRIVED
Brig Victorinc, Forrest, l2 days from H. Orleans to
he Capes sugar, nolasses and lard, 10 John X Ran
dali.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, FIN Philadelphia, mdse
10 J. A. Shriver.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw of
New Point brig ntine, and Fl Windmill Point ah0
sher both at anchor, supposed bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Snip Courier ut N. York left at Rio de Janeiro 20 III
Dec. brig Noble, SpeghtS, for Baltimore, unc.
Brig Ashland. Tn0rndyke, for Baltimore, cid Mt N.
Orleans 3Uth ut.
Schr Meridian, Tarlton, fin Baltimore, arrived at
Bath 9TH inst. Schr Planet, Il0wes, sailed i'm do 2nd
for Baltimore.
Schr Barbados, Kddsr, from Baltimore for Frank
FORT arrived at Belfast 4th inst.
Schr FOr-del-Mar, Hart, fun Baltimore, arrived At
Portsmouth, N. II. 4th inst,
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NOW FOE RAkGAIMSl

INV Z UEt BNNITAINS
q h UIC ENTIEeE W UCR OF GOODS
W bought on the most reasonable terms, consisting
OF CLOTHS, CA&SlMERES, jeans aATTi-
NETS, Sc, of every qualify and color, VIII ~ dis
posed OF ut cost for cash, aud all who wish TO supply
themselves 30 per cent. less than The usual pace
will do we to call al the cheap cash stone,
No. % MARKET STREET.
Also, choice selection of WINTER GOODS, o.
every description, which will be sol! AZ cost, viz,
Calicoes; uelaines; CaShmeres! Apacae; Veivets;
Merinoes; Plaid Cicakinys; Flannels; Shaker knit
Drawers and Wrappers; Shdwls; Blankets; Ticking;
Beached and Brown muSlins; Shpetngs; q CHAINS:
Pager MusIins; Carabrics; WodiAcs spool Co,tnns:
Nesiings and Faior3' Trimmings; lIoaad's; i5isA
Linens; Table Diapers: Merinoes, Shirtmes, sc.
Now is the time Amy thing in our line at cost :
Faly satisfied that for quality and STYLE our goods
cannot be beat and to our prices we defy c0Inpe
stiou A splendid assortment of Ladies' Wors.sd
lambs wool and alpaca HOSE.
J.LEH WEBSTER g. co.
No. 80 BaitmGTe street,
jazz doors Z of Frederick
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N ANIES r. DIE LACuUe,
CD OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 boxes Poland STARCH
500 do2"n sorted COMBS
500 gross assorted BUTTONS
500 N Split Percussion Caps, ITO boxes
10 gross cow HIDES
SO realms SAND PAPER
500 dozen FANCY SOAPS
100 do BLACK INK
100 do SHAVING CREAM this article obtain
ed the premium at the Franklin Institute,
Phadeph in 1915.
300 lbs. fresh Uhamomile Flowers
500 lbs. yellow MUSTARD SEED.
03- Country Merchants are respectfully invited to
call at No 359 MARKET STREET, near Eutaw,
nearly opposite the Eutaw House, now owned by
Me>srs. RSbett Garrett & Sens. A discount made 10
cash purchasers fe5-eol0t
CARD. Received direct from the manuactur
IA err, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold fENS the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jackson's superior Leads for Pen
Gil cases supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by e. ID. CLARK, Water street,
cond door from Calvert at the lowest rates.
N. B. Gold and Silver wanted jel4-eotf
RrOUsLN DE LAIaEs, at l2l cts, received
I'VE at ......s HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
FEB No. IS Howard street, I'D door from Fayette.
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YEGETAHLE PILLS.

gEHHE GENUINE VEG EIAisG4EL PILLS,
IL AN EFFECTUALE CURE FOR GONORRRCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &c OF all the RENE
dies vet discovered fOT the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the nffectua as
they have never heGn known to fail efIct perma-
nent cure. 1hey are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may taken without
the Knowledge OF the most intimate trleud. These
Pills are tut up in square boxes, with full directions
accompanying each box.
tG3- For sale b., j. o, & N. Mccormick, " Gay-et.
20, IT,; &. Wiseman, Light st.. opposi'e Fountain
Inn and by ]. F. Perkins Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green-sts.
In Washngtbn-hy NJ. Deany, cor, a street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and BY g. Scott, cor. 7th ST.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. ill7
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GRAND BEREH .NIGHT BALL,

= u,
ON MONDE 7 EFENING, FEB'Y 23D. 1916.
rANEAE1 1NDtGi"IGHD ENT GREYS would
III respectfully Hfum the public, that attire soiic-
tatlon OF a uumher of their friends, ~ have deter
mined 10 give a grand NJ liITARY s. CIVIC BALL,
in honor of the BIkfH DAY of the IMMORTAL
rlIINGTON which will be held at FLASHING
TON H,4LL, on MONDAY EVENING, February
23d, SO The Gr VS. Gater themselves lhatthc re-
puiation Of the corps IN getting mp public entertain
mentI, renders it unnecessary 10 90 INTO lengthy
detail of the arrangements that are being made, but
they would merely say that they will spare neither
pa expense to make ii worthy Of the occasion
for which ii is gotten up ntrtly satisfactory to all
WIN may honor them with their presence, and one
that will reflect credit upon themselves; in short, it
will surpass anything of the kind held this season
tE5~The Programme Will b. select, comprising
dances of the most fashionable and iaVore character.
UI7-The best Coalition Music in the city has been
engaged for the occasion.
Hy-TlCkETS q l EACH--admitting gentleman
ana lady to had of tn members Of the Company
and at The different neWspnper Offices. fe7e0tb
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

rUYHIs EVENtNGs, Fcb'y 10, will be performed
n ION. ras US, mr FEE DGRTCK5. Medon,
Mr. SC0Fr. Cythus. ATr ALTEMUS. Phocon
Mr. BOWERS. Ion. = is : a. f SHER.
nancmg-b by NJ So CA&LlNE.
To cohclnde with rOLANU FOR AN OLIVER.
Alfred HIghhyer, Mr.. IDWALb. Sir Mark Chase,
Hr. GREEN ii. Fixture, MIR, OWENS,
MA. ~ s3EEaSOT.
The justly celebrated Tragrdian, is daily expected
fom Europe. lie will appear during the season
{tJ~ Mr.. and Mrs. sEuUlN aHd Mr. FRAZER will
shoiIly appear in The Opera Of the Bohemian Girl.
{I- Boxes first tier 80 els 2 and 3d tiers % cts.
PIT IS cents, CUlOrad Gallery 25 cts II
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| L d

On the 9Th inst. WILLIAM, son Of Jacob aud Mary
Saamenig aged years.
On the inst. ELENoRA, in the 2ith year OF her
age, fifth daughter Of John II. and Many $huliI.
On the 7h INST. Mrs. ELgANo2 G.. FRANCE, in Pend
year Of her age.
On the 7th inst, ELlz ,BEru ASH, in her l,h year,
laughter OF john and Hester King.
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MpLANh BOOKS. PARSONS & kURtZ
ii u have in operation an extensive Rindery, an
manufacture TO order and otherwise, BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, and have on hand and Tor sale
a large stock of medium, denny, and Cap Blank Books
of all sizes, from 9 TO 10 Quires.
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY CONSISTING
of Writing and Letter Paper, ruled and plain; Wa
fers; Quls; Steel Pens; Bin Paper; Bo,,ipg Paper
States; Letter Weights; Seals and Wafer Stamps, &c
0L7-The above, with almost every other article III
the Book and Stationery line, for sale at the lowest
market priceshy PARSONS & KURfX:
No. 15I PKaTT STREET,
ja23eo4t adjoining thu Railroad Depot
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MARRIED.

on the 9Th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Nrrcrr, TRUsroNG
WRIGHT u Miss REEECcA DYISs, al 81 this city.
ON the 9Th iRst. HENEY MErERs 70 Miss JANE +.
PARTRtnGG, only daughter OF the james Partridge,
printer, all Of this city.
On the 18th inst by Rev. MIR. SliCar, JAMES w
LINDSEY to Miss ANY 4, II. GAMELt, al! Of Ibis city