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| 6SHTUATION WANTED-By Young mar
~ who has he'd six years experience in Eurone ang
This country in The mercantile business situation n,
BOOK keeper Or statesmen in any kind of store or com
mission house, the very best of references, Sc. win
LEWIS F. sCOTTT's Intelligence ofRce
mhl7 OEychanse pie
SITUATION WANTED by young man as
~ bar-keeper, who is thoroughly acquainted with
the hlSlneSs, or situation as q Povter in Grocery
Flour or Commission Store, or any other situation,
Where ne could make himself useful to his employer.
He can write and speak the German language. and
good references given. Apply at
l.. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mnll No 10 Exchange Place.
TEVAKE NOTICE-WANTED DAII.Y-Cierks,
n book keeperS bar keepers, Porsers for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen; OStlers; Wagoners;
OVerseers; 20 laborers; Agents; 90 Cooks Washers,
and irOners Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House-heepers, and
ahuHiOer OF other situations too numerous to mention
ana 100 valuable to lose. Families have ONLY 10 give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed To, Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
L. Z. SCOTTI,
mhIl No. 10 Exchange Place.
WANTED. A white WOMAN, 20 do ,6o
" cooking, washing and ironing of a small r,
hiliy' Also GIRL, about 10 years of age IN do
chamoer work None need apply but sucn an can
bring good recommendations,
G5+ApPly at this Office. mhlO-a,v
wv ANTED-Young Ladies to learn the DRESS
MAKING business. Apply to Mrs, BROWNS
No. 7S LEHINGTON-ST., between sharles s. Lib
cry STREETS, fe2O-lm*
NARM WANTED. The subscriber would he
pleased to rent Farm within short distance
of the city, and for which a fair rent will be pvenN
ego ' ''''0'
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m OOK OUT The original J. J. ROACH No.
n 2e6 Baltimore street, continues TO make the full
Developments Of the berality in the Specification of
SIGNS in all the various styles of Block, Gilt Paint
ed Scrip, Transparent, Roman, Itllic, Grecian, Old
English German and Ornamental lettering, which,
be engages not to be surpassed execution of work
laanship in this or any other city. Also, Stencil
Marking plates in Copper, sc. House work, etc.
No. 2e6 BALTIMORE-ST.
1F- FOR SALE a full length portrait of Wash
,ington, framed in Rosewood and Gilt, by first tate
Artist from the original painting will be sold bar
gain. Apply ms above. SAP milo
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NEW CARPETING. We have just received
In large and fresh assortment of CARPETINGS,
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, SC. SC, which we
will sell at very reduced prices and on pleasing
terms-we name in part:
1000 yards Brussels CARPETING, $l.25 1874
1000 a." Imperial Three-ply do LIZA lbs
5000 &c KidderminsteT Ingr'n do rs a 87t
5000 &c Superiine do do 62!a 70
5000 &c Fine do do so all wool
1900 " Cotton and Wool do 3l!a 37t
10000 4" OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 37a a so
Together with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, DOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, sc. &C., at equally low prices. We
shall be pleased to receive call from those in want,
determined to sell at extremely low prices,
and on accommodating terms.
N. B. 500 pieces A, "A and Ga plain and coIOTed
MaTTINGS, just received and for sale az above.
SHAW, SMITH & co.
233 Baltimore street,
mh9 I'm four doors west of Charles.
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A. w. CLANCY.

SFh1NG SLY LIZ Of HATS FOR 1915.
BEEBE COSTER'S PATTERN.
RNW JOSHUA Y.4NS.4N7' has resumed
WB8 his old stand at the s. w. corner of Bal
tmore and South streets, and is now sell
s&MWMA ing Beehe & Costar's new pattern HAT
for the Spring of 8i6--a splendid article
Mr.. " reels grateful for the patronage which his el
Tow citizens have extended to him, and respectfully
socits continuance of their iayors promising TO far
nsh them with good articles prices as moderate
such can be obtained for at any establishment in this
city.
HATS ana CAPS of all qualities. nhl4 Il
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BALTIMORE POST OFFICE, ,

MdTCn I0lI, Io4b,
nN and after the 10th inst, the principal Mails will
~ close and arrive at this Office as follows:
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u w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea
- ver0 UNDERTAKEN, No. 30 ). SHARP-S1
opposite the Church. nlS-6m
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.9LYERT- SITS.
IMPORTANT ALTERATION:
90 Day visitors admitted at Night FREE, except
when there are day performances Oh benefit nights
90 The enormous SCOTCH GIANT and GIANT
ESs, (he being feet inches high and weighing 1872
lbs, and she being feet inches, of beautiful sym
merry ana well proportoned,) are re-engaged until
the 23d inst. ONLY!
gI5-The Great Painting of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL, by Dandy, still remains in the Picture
Gallery.
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RH ONTMORANCY III. PRICE,
IHH PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No. 60 s. CALVERT STREET.
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VA ANTED-YoungL Ladies to learn the DRESS
" MAKING business Apply to Mrs. BROVyNE
No ~ LEXINGToNST., between shares s. Lib
srty streets, fsSo Irnt
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#NAhM WANTED. The subscriber would he
= pleased to rent a Farm within a short distance
OF 'ne clty' and for which fair will be given
AauIess, with particulars, Box No DOT Post Office
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A LOT ON HOLIDAY ST., NEAR THE
"a CITY HALL, will be sold n great bargain if
immediate application is made II fronts so feet run
ming back about 100 feet to feet alley Apply to
GEORGE GELBACH, or
mhl6 b. BOMB, 40 Second street.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21
WIIEA +.

The G,lana Ijl.) Gazane'of February
I2lh, saws: There is great reason to fear
that the wheat crop hes sufpred severely
from The effect o! the open winter and little
snow IN passing through lhe country a
few days since we saw several large fields
that appeared to he entirely destroyed
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IpaINluldl ~ MS rpV'V" ." '"''""'N'
R' the more liherl papers, Chose which
ne urlog tho aboliShug lhe censorship
Iat lhs PRESS o'e pleased with the speechI
md molten Of Gen, Cas-.
This country is Ear from being quiet
Swilacrsndin particular, is Ike Swarm
ing boo.hivc'--noI only are the Catholic
canIons in commOlon but the Protestant
loucs also particularly Berno, Vaud &C. InI
some instances the form Of government, al
though called republican, is highly a'ls!o-
crate, and people are dssirous Of having a.
change, Elections, meetings, and speeches,
are the order Of the day - both parties. The
moReyed 0risocracy has a powerful nHn'
encc in this countryside old constitutions
were formed by them, and they Can1oI bel
brought to believe lhas any alteration l9 ne
ccssaty, The other parry, or Radicals,
as they ara called, think different and eau
not be made to believe that riches bring
wisdom In the PurestanI canton Of
Yaud, the government and clergy arc al
outs. The majority Of the latter have re-
signed, or were dismissed. All private re
IigiOus meetings sro prohibited. Lately
such 4 meeting was dispersed b. erder Of
government with water being thrown or
them by fire engines
The late visit Of Ihe Emperor Of Russia
in Germany, Italy, &c. has created good
deal Of talk. AT Rome his Majesty en-
braced tho Pope, and promised to be more
liberal to the Catholics residing in Rn'siaI
han he had bean heretofore. He also
visited Vienna and Witnessed grcal pa
rade got up expressly for him and, before
leaving distributed some thOnsand Of ducats
among tho poor Of Vienna. should cal
his 'robbng Peter to pay Panl,' as, noI
DOUBT thiJ money comes oat Of tbs pOcks'sI
Ct the posr Of Russia, whilst attending
,his grand review, where abOu! 30, 700 mil
tary were assembled, and az the cavalry
was making charge in full galloP, little
boy, who had straysd too far in front, and
would inevitably have been crushed toI
death by the thousand OF horse, had mol al
private while under foil gaoP. sIoopedI
down, caught him by his cloihe, 'Dd drOw
him on his horse. and with the boy before
him went through all tho maneuVeres, not
missing a single hit, or stop. This hu'
name, and al The samo time most dating
feat was Witnessed by thousands and also
by ths Emperor of Russia, who, after the
rcvisw wen, up 10 the soldier and shook
him by tho hand, al the same time present,
ng Eim with considerable sum OF mo-
ney.
The long talked of marriage between an
Austrian prince and prncos Olga, Of Rus.
sia, (lhe lsvorile daughter Of the emperor
sIhough female is a COLONEL of regiment
md called ono Of the hest riders in Rpsri,(I
is broken Of, and repor, saws ,ha, tho crown
orioce Of worenbprg is 10 be ,be hsppvI
man
France Is quiet n the chambers, L.rI
.mio;s,srs have it still their own wov. III
10 ,h,,cb, ,ro, ,his ,olI bs A.. ,ro,er tim,
.(or Louis pbuliopo to urea his dsrjnz pro.
,eo,, ,hs, ,bo nation should pav his 300,
.soos ,ba Dnts of Nenoors an ou,f, od
,ooe miIions Of france This heinz the
last wish Of bis majesty he will then .lj-
in rsacs' Reoo,t saws bs ia r,,Jinp fast
and ,bs, crisis for Fispeo mus, soon ,ak,I
oIoce
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Texas u. S. SENATORS. The New
Oaeoos JsHsr'onjon learns by private
correspondent that General Houston
and General Ru,k have been elected 10
the Senate Of the United Soas, each
having received 81 out OF SO votes.
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France is try 70 adjust tie affair, htg,ahN,
oo doob,. will prevent il by al pogsibIa
ne,ns In other par,s every thing remains
aa;,
wv"
Drvocn,cy ,ND hr,sTocg AcY.-
+, Rc(ormp. French ,ubIjc,roo, saws
r,,I orq9 million e,( mamie ,nFrancc,s7
mi,lioc. din m, dr;n vine 81 millions
,srsr,,,,o epc,r On milli,ca mayer aar
,,.,, ia o,,lp,ocs c,, No VIVIAN, bro,l and
"A ,oiI,ioos are cIoth,J IN rao, Lei rs
,.s,. hasa Co,, !, l,g,ronl o,ola q
90 o,;,I;ono - o,;,I;ons oat, Or less
.,h,o h.Lr o,ar 40, ,ybo,, 5,.,J IA mil.
,,aa, o,I,, or,r o,,.r sloa, g m,ll,oo.
.aIm 49,. Jr;o,, ,,ao,o ,,,p,.oos onl,
,ny n., ~, ,oa, y, lrions on,n og,r,,s,e
,'.., ~, 80 49, ooi, .aooo n,nI,. ,ro cyorhsG
,,h;a, XIX. .,,,9,, -, Jr,,,b
" ' m.'.7 ,.aa, ,1st~ shoos nnr',oo o,o con.
,,,n5 ".r,i ~ Sno% ono,ror,, or =, A'n1,i,,ns
,no"Id ,,o o,il ,ho,,,nao.,o,r;os an'y ,cc,
..r,r. "''.T ~. ,".. M ,., ,,, U'
.,,;on b.,,.o,o 49,, W. ,ha,, ,,,r,n oons,,,o .,,ob
.,h;.1.as,,,,.',', .rl ,hn,a ,,,ho noro,
oo..s,,a n,"h rSsn, = ~ Ueo,, .oo,a ,ro.
suro ono ~ n,,ro nr Al nr Ibam onIo
~ w. S,,nJ I' -. - ",Ss,, % aoI, nn bniil,y.
Sn,nt y Co.,, o,,,,;,ooY,v rrl.rro ns,,
;,'.,, ,G,I. 49,, :, s..,..,' .na' lr,h ,n1,, a
N'''OH' VI" 100. '''''N "0'' ''~"" " "'
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a las ain 10 more IS Miss Susal
Moore remarked aacI taking lie bsia
vow.
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~" The communication from a CoAuM.
sM DEMocaAr,' is deferred for the present.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-04
BY TIE M All

WAsHIscros, Nov. ., Is46
Narai .aGairs-San Juan d Ulioa.
II Commodores Warrington, Morris, and others, did
give to the President their deliberate opinion that
St Juan could be taken by navy here proof that
others think Otherwise and ready TO do Captain
Miller said last he would do" try" More anon.
JOHN JONES
Perrin ANNOY, j. Sept. u.s. 1916.
SR-ln declining the acceptance Of the command Of
with the importance OF my naming free to act in the
event OF decision TO reduce the Castle at Vera Cruz
II shall be os earnestly hope that the President has
decided upon such step, and that change in the CON-
mand OF the Gulf may probably result permit me, Sir,
10 repeat what have before advanced predsces
sor, (Which have also stated to Commodore Perry that
il the war is to continue and change in the commsn-
der in chief be made, thought should be the eldest,
or one ef the edet Captains, in order that in filling
important an Office an opportunity be afforded 10 all other
Captains to contribute their aid"
L. as one OF the Captains most earnestly, sir desire
that such an opportunity be afforded.
Permit me- sir in conclusion respectfully TO repeat to
you what have had the honor state our prede-
cessor, Mr. Bancroft that If have not volunteered
because, in the acceptance OF my commission, ] have
thought all my services officer implied to have
been already rendered have volunteered this oc-
casion the expression of opinion because Of con a.
dent hope That disappointment OF the expectation of he
Vera CRUZ would not ensue, and that credit Id
thereby rebound to the navy and tho honor of
try be promoted.
have the honor to be, very rcsp'y,
Your obsdisnt servant,
(signed) LAWRENCE KEARNY,
Captain u 3. N.
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KlNG,S COUGH CAND

foMMON SENSE hss always been oonsidered in every
sgs one ofthe Of sound intellect and
when exered IN the of suffering humanity becomes
mott esnohlinG virtue When suffering under the effects
o. eoid ~ slight cough, how much better rid
Of hv employ iIg FnE universally ended Vsgsta-
Die Cocgh candy than TO allow the seeds OF perhaps I'm
Kersg ss'ha or fatal consumption
sfrtiuss Does common sense noipt nu The prorer
20 be rursuedwaEm clohng and Rings Cough
ID, Why Ros ysu reader or your sehns friends
Rines Candy-HevinV been strongly reeomvended bv
KIND friends Try Rings Cough Candy for vsIy Sc.
cold did with must confess great an "a
It's but found myse speedy relieved and able 10
.esd those d.ties from which had seriously to be
debsrsd feeling OF and desire To ben
olbr prompts to give the liie influence my name may
possess making the virtues of this remedy known 10 M,
public aud impsituga little ofthst which erbsIIy
great assistance the effects OF namely
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD.
Pastor Of Houston street Presby terrain church,
Thompson and Heustos stree t., New York.
For sale at Rings 1873 Broadway, corner Of John st.
osf ns;
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AUCT1os xoTrCns.
JACOB 8. PLATT, Auer,

HARDWARE AUCTION sALE-J.ccb 8. Plat will
sell this day AZ 10 O'clock
Plat and Gold Streets by cstaogre casks and los
Enxhsh Germsu, French nsd American Hardware and
lery Brass Androns les Trays Ssfes Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Bstchers' kniyes, A.
locks
Also in assorted lots 100 dozen Destors registered fine
incie -
Also 100 dozen fine tumbler chest and cupboard locks
Also by order aud for of
having been the voyage yz:5 casks hook and
plate hinges do smiths he pin mruls aud IRONS
do horse rails; do saucepsns glue pots and and
pestles do Brades psient Carolina hoes dog do
es cask eye bling hoes 1888 Carron pots
10 20 gallons $50 camp ovens and fiat covers,
lI0 do do and rim do II TO 10 inches; 225 skiets Nos
900 spiders TO inches 100 deep spders-m
tegsther IS tons Carron hollow ware.
Terms, cash GU delivery.
Also =: on sceoun Of delinquent who purchased the
&c dozen hinges Also. sh October IS bottles cologne al
43 portfolios. "
each, - - ~ " - ~"
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AmusEmEsrs.
ClkCUS--BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov.s 8.
MR. KEMP

CIRCus-BowERy AMPHITHEATRE
WEDNESDAY EVENING EyE,S Novs.
tn. celebrated Clown ea.l Svs ssii. and An,pods Pro-
LATRs,ySsicsIa HIS HIsP "a
NoHT as he 'H .r n@ Is c';e
~ and BOZ !s. J1N s w n
sn,slged e produce eqpi combination Of novelty and
Doors oEse al e'eloc5 Performances
MENAGERIE ATt NlBLO's.
II AYMOND * WARNINGS Collection Of Living Ami
The . a 15s s and ~ f sS
MenageIie open from 49, A NJ; from to P NJ; and
-. Admission Is esn,s--Children. halfprce.
HOWES 8 CO.'S N. y MAMMOTH CIRCUS 5.
Mddlrown the sh Of oeo5er at Port jarvis on the
s d on s s % S
at Lsmoer VILE on the 9Th and at Trenton the 9Th
gaed States. comprising iss Men and Horses. requiring q
k h the EsoS..
TRANS smsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently M% sisss l' %a fssffi; NAoARrE
Snos new style 81 Fsas peculiarly her own
:as The ming r Which M
is pubic d.seon gwen x: re-
po%ed %Ss and daring '''''
NfS9assfr,.i Director Nh hpWEs, Ridng Master, Mr.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der, the Napoleon ofthe Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eas
Horseback the extraordinary witnessed Juve
nile act Of Hossmsnship by Master Nixon Olympic EIor
Z; 'Si s5s sIsss Ei,epHsf4
Gols, Dogs Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS.
Sweet a. the Chsriotesr Of rhcbus Po.urng and Gym
nusues by Mr. NIXON and his son. Mr.. Howes in his NV
Howss ~ H sissk Rope kvouuSn, Mr. Geo swse III.
The Who'll. comprising the leading. most talented sad
OLD tf
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posros, Nov. 3, 1915.


The Steamer erspsper Wsrfsrs- 7Aesfr'e'"-" NAV
ksts, &c. &c.
No steamer yet, nor any signs Oh nor ano uoui. e
.oos .dav she will most likely announce nsrsei,
the weather il very thick and hafy win 'Pec'oi
IT, .a.terIv storm. The csiculators hers nave
70 IN. conclusion that the Britannia VIII .a.e
:, ,sa,t to perform her present passage but she
49,, nat do il even in that time.
There has been quite pretty quarreP gong on De-
-. he lady editress of the Transcript and the .ddes'
for few days past which however has prooaD'y oeen
hrourht to close by article in the latter paper OIL
mi, morning. The difference commenced from an sru
Is in the Transeripf, complaining ina. tne
HE daily albeit in general wsy, .ne mon solup%
s ionrnal in the city where credits are concernedl
haa sppropriaed certain articles without me propsrs
ho sd9ment this elected reply from the -ddrerti
,,r in its usual style although proved some
ie inconsistency on the part Of the lady, who imme
diaely answered in kind spirit, expressing 'he
willingness to be guided by the example ana preGeps
of the A. and here the matter was supposes a. Gov ~
been ended; but no. the ponderous Atlas no.ec ,or ~
huge organ ofapproprativene" ,nougn. :. I. and
I've The FIRST onslaught on the little Irsnsr %
,h;nS,n~ that il was down, like a big luobefy noy'
marched No most valiany, and gave \ sno'n s,, .vh
9,ch ~ has foIlowed up for several days, ou. rir
x.,a a. No, daring Il would seem to mn vac hn'ie -,
sn,. , o h. was down urlass projected py 'ne os
~ ~ - ear,esnousent The -isids ioiks noN 49,.
~, r;tbout their host, and were yeseraay 80
ci.a,lv oonvictsd Of falsehood whether dspe W
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r STOUVENEI, A co.

No. Jehn street Broodcay, and No 90 Gold street
Nj ANUFACTURERS, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IVA in Glass Solar, Lard and Csmphene Lamps, Chsnde
hers Brackets Hall Lamps and Lanterns, GiIandolss an
dslahras nc &c Private houses chuches and hotels cited
up with chandeliers brackets &c. We also manu-
fscnrns cut end plain glas Of description which in
quahts and cutting caurct be surpassed by any the
ny 40 The above articles made order, and msTcbed 70
any pattern, and srsneed to give sstsscnon-al at great
reduction In price. Glsu order Lamps altered and
rsdaishsd. Goods loaned for parties ga lmsme
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WAsHiSoToy, Nov. 2, 1916.
Hems Of the afternoon.
You will have been advised Of the arrival of Comm
dore sloat who with his secretary booked at Cole
mans among the arrivals from the South to-day. The
old Commodore looks stout and hearty considering tn
hard usage he received in the hurricane at Key West
There has been unusually heavy fall Of rain in this
region within the last three days, and may expect to
hear of pretty extensive damages to bridges roads and
canals The famous stream of this city, of which Tom
Moore says -
what was Goose Creek once is Tiber now"
enlarged to-day from rivuet to capacity for
steamboat navig aon filling the vast arch Of the bridg
Pennsv lvania Avenue
The weather is still misty and overcast though
pect clearance tonight II is flag end Of the rainy
season Just come up from Mexico.
The town is excessively dull
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE G r APHIC.
PHILADELPHIA. I'd Nov

PHILADELPHIA, Sd Nov.-ll p Nj.
The night train from New York has not yet ar
rived Reports OF wing gains in New Jersey
have come in. No local news. 1t is raining.
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BALTIMORE, NOV j. 1870.
The Observation-Disclosures Reception Of finder son, the
Trseedion-The Brig Phenin-The Markets, Stoe k
Board, &c.
There is some signs Of a spell Of dry weather, q
change at the present time much to be desired.
The reception OF Anderson at the Holiday Street
The pavement and street in front of the theatre
blocked up before the doors opened, and the house
full to overflow full half hour before the curtain
whilst many compelled to give up all hopes Of gain
ing entrance He greeted with three rounds Of
the most enthusiastic cheers his first appearing the
stage and called out at the fusion Of the peor
nance. He performed Hamlet to perfection, and the
piece well cast with the exception OF that oil the
Queen and Laertes which were truly horrible to behold
He appears to night in Claude Nelnotte.
The brig Phoenix, which went on shore about three
weeks since, coming into port was got of yesterday
during the high tide.
THr MAnxrrs The offerings Of Beef Cattle the scales
yesterday comprised 1900 head OF hich $50 taken by
the packers 500 by butchers and the balance head,
renamed unsod Prices ranged from 80 SAD per lVo lbs
the hoof equal to 81 Sj and gins about 81 20
The supply Of live Hogs was large Sales are nakins al
sias42o.
day yesterday amounting to about 500 bills az 437h
The receipt price from is unsettled.
sales Of 800 bbls. City Mills Flour IN Saturday at
S Yesterday there was quite an active dema ard one
sale Of 500 bbs made at 81 SIX but mort Of the holders
refused sell for less than $3.50 and others preferred wait
of the from Enslaad expected
in day Late IN the afternoon, however, 1000 bills
City Mills were sold at $3.50.
Sales Of stocks Mt Baltimore.
Srocx BoARp.-Mayland 6s closed day at II asked.
76A bid Baltimore 6s Of 1890 closed at 30 asked gIx hid
Baltimore OHIO Railroad .hsres i2k asked AK bid
April which remains out viii
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