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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18

C. A free dinner was given to Colonel
Curtis and the Wooster Guards'' by the
citizens Of Wooster, on Saturday last, the
18th inst. Wonder if the wings were there
denouncing this war os 'unrighteous and
domnable,' and charging those brave men
who were among the first TO respond to the
call of their country and to 60 forth to the
field of danger and of death, wi tn being
"dexterous throat cutters and skull break
ers?" How did the wings Of old Wayne
welcome back the defenders of their coun-
try's rights and the indicators of her hon.
or? Was there any one to reproach them
with having periled their lives in an unjust
causc--in an 'unholy war'-'a war against
God!' No, no; although such has hereto
fore been the language of the leaders of
that party and Of their presses; although
they have wished to see these soldiers well
coined by the enemy "with bloody hands
and hospitable graves,' now that they have
returned to their homes, these same whig
leaders and editors who have denounced
them as band Of cut-thl oats and plunder-
ers, and who have endeavored to prevent an
appropriation by Congress, for paying
them for their services in the cause of their
country and for furnishing them with sup
plies of food and clothing, these same ,nen
will now (awn around them with profes-
sions Of sincere attachment for the men
who so promptly laid down their impliments
Of husbandry and their mechanical tools,
and leaving kindred and friends and all the
endearments Of home, went forth 10 battle
in-this ''wicked,' ''unjust, unholv, and
damnable war;" this ''war of the President" :"
against an ''innocent and unoffedning ma.
toni" And why will the wings now pay
these high compliments to the returned VOL
unteers? The reason is quite evident
They want their votes, and they know that
their fierce dcnunciations will not secure
them, and honce they will take to toasting
them for their bravery and patriotism; and
many years will not roll their rounds be-
fore they will, for the same purpose, deny
their opposition to the war altogether. They
did SO after the war of 1912, and they will
do so now. They are beginning to find
out that there are more for their country
than for them.
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WAR NEWS.
Late from Brazos Santiago.

TAKING OF THE CAPITAL CONFIRMED.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY-THREE
HUNDRED MEXICANS KILLED BY THE
1NDIANS-MORE NEWS SOON EXPECT
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Latest from Mexico!

ARRIVAL OF THE FASHION FROM VERA
CRUZ-THE FORMER NEWS NOT CON
FIRMED. NO PROSPECT OF PEACE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue Of the provisions Of a Deed
hb Of Trust, bearing date the 18th
day of May A. D l846, between Dixon
Hall and Ephfaim Wallace, which deed
is duly recorded in the office Of the Pro.
late Clerk Of Madison county, and for
the purpose Of carrying out the prOyi-
sions of said deed, | will offer for sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court. house door of said county, within
the hours prescribed by law on
Monday the 95M day Of January l847,
A certain Negro Slave named Adam.
aged about 26 years. Tie title 10 the
above slave is warranted good by the
deed, but | as Trustee, shallconvey only
as such.
E. WALLACE, Trustee.
January Q, 1847. l6-lS
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PEaNO FORTEN.

wv NASH, Professor Of Masic,
~ at Vicksburg, has made ar
engagements with some Of the best Piano
Forte mixers at the North, % sell in
struments in Vicksburg, as low as can
be had al the Mandatory.
All Pianos warranted complete, and
to stand the climate; will be exchanged
at the end Of a year if not approved.
The great advantage Of purchasing
Of Mr., Nash, is, you have your Piano in
good tune after it arrives in.this coun-
try.
January 2, ls47. 1894
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

" ETTERS Of Administration having
MA been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate court Of Madison county, on
the estate OF Charles Council, decd, all
persons indebted 70 said estate are no
ti6ed to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
CAROLINE COUNCIL, Adm'ra
December 10, 1916. l4-ls
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Ia nn GIVBN.

T,,a.lN no BE StNI
y ,,sot Of land lying ~ "
,.an Yszoo City containing, "a
il' r. M : tract d land lying gs,i On
'' pi'sr, Two and a hall hal . miles
BE- 6 AVN containing 50o acres oiI
20 zoo y seros il ! deadnl1g s;1 al
~ si.h 10 sell an qndlvl es,l
h ! s some person with 2 small al
= VI, \ IL interest in their r.
J. 'aAo oorsou wishing 10 60 M
|. 4 isat kind, will please cal'
+ = @iIss from Yazoo CITY,
1918
BY y i0s' Yaz0O Wing
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FINAL -nETTLEMENT.

NOTICE IS hereby given that ! will, at
~ the January Term Of the Probate
Court of Madison County, State Of Mis-
sissippi, present my accounts for final
settlement and allowance on the estate
OF Stephen Dunn, decd, when and where
those Interested can attend.
S. R. DUNN, Admir-.
December 10, 1916. '4-le
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RLACKNWTTm1NG AND


g &ASING.
WHE subscriber respectfully announ-
ces to the citizens Of Madison
county, that he has opened The shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L. French, whore
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
Shoeing on the most approved princi-
pies. He has on hand d few Of the CO.
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which no will sell
extremely low for cash.
w. o. HARGAN.
June 81, ls46. 42-ly
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WOOL CARD1NC.

II HAVE in operation a Wool Cardiag
- Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden. am prepared TO card
wool on moderate terms, and ID the best
manner. Ny machinery is constructed
on the most improved modern plan, II
is necessary in order TO make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed Of
trash, burrs and dirt, ard be- made as
loose as possible by picking. For every
eight pounds of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
al the market price.
A. S. MITCHELL. /,
July a5, l846. 45-tr
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yAzoo CITY
LEHERH STaBLE

1A H ~ @ -
HORSES, Mules, Negroes. and other
IN property bought and sold on conl-
mission. Lois for Drovers ard Traders
free Of charge Corn, fodder, oats and
hay for sale, and Stable rent for Dro-
yers and others, cheap. Feeding and
boarding Men and, Horses, viz: Single
feed man or horse 25 cents; by the week,
per da5, so cents, board in advance, per
month, $40 90; expiration Of month
sic 90. No charge for servants board
attending 10 owners horses, The above
rates are cash, if credited double the
amount and due when we wish the pay.
Horses trimmed, nicked, locked d train
ed 10 work or ride as we agree or no
charge. Property sold by US guaran-
teed 10 be what We represent it to be las
per bills of sale) or no sale. Property
placed in our possession subject TO those
placing the same or their order only
We have commenced reftting and on
larging our Stable not surpassed BY any
establishment Of the kind ia the country.
We are prepared to accommodate those
who may favor US with their business on
better terms than ever before offered in
this city, as regards fare and prices,atthe
YAZOO CRY LIVERY STABLE
Horses, Buggies and Baggage sent for
and to any Hotel Of. other place IN tho
city without extra charge.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT q Co,
Pr0prietors.
Sentem' ar re. 1915. 52-Iy
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EAGLE WOTEL.

THE undersigned having put this
Il we'll known house in thorough re-
pair, is now prepared TO receive and ac-
commodate the travelling publicT The
s~paciousness Of the edifce will afford
him ample means Of rendering comfort
able all who may honor him with their
patronage. He is determined to build
M for The establishment a name at
least equal to any similar Hotel in the
southern country. Families can find a
temporary home and entire privacy, not
only in their apartments, but at the table,
if required. Stabling on the premises,
though sufficiently removed TO prevent
annoyance. For the accommodation oil
members Of the Bar, on professional
business at the seat Of governments, ne
has a number Of private single bed
rooms; and. also an apartment for hold
ing arbltrations and other conferences
incidental TO the courts. His terms are
those usually charged in the city and
while he has no disposition to fail from
them, he is determined that no similar
establishment shall be more economical
than the Eagle Hoief.
SAMUEL LEMLY, Sr.
Jackson, Nov. 81, 1916. lot
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LAND And NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
IMPROVED Plantations 0arge and
- small) for sale on reasonable terms,
lying in Madison county, Mississippi.
Also, about sevehty.ive Negroes. big
and little + prefer selling the Negroes
in two lots, with two farms. For fur'
Their particulars see the subscriber who
can be found at Canton or its vicinity.
nj. BOURNE.
Novonbor II 1916. 9-tf
r. S. Several Of the above Planta-
tons will be- for rent alter the 18th Of
December, If not sold previous to that
tint. M 2.
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CABINET MAKING.
TOKNe @. TROTINAN,.

AS opened a shop on the North side
- Of the Square, where he keeps Cor
sale FURNITURE Of all kinds-Safes,
Tables, Bureaus, Bed-steads, Wardrobes
&c, all OF the best workmanship, and
made with neatness and despatch. He
will also repair and varnish old furni-
lure in the neatest style. Al
July II, 1916. 1916
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FRESH
CORDTS q MONTGOMERY,

HAVE Just received direct from New
IL Orleans, a large and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and M s~cellaneous articles, which they
offer uery lou for Cash. Among which
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-16
LADIES' SHOES.
WHIsKEY.

Rm BBLS. Rectifed Whiskey, and
wv Is bbls. Old Monongahala, just
received and for sale low for cash, by
CORDTS Il MONTGOMERY.
December IL, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-16
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

/
BY the Probate court of said County.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and heraditaments Of Tho'S
HardemGn, deceased Greeting:
V)U are hereby cited to appear be-
- fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof 10 be holden
at the Cou It house Of said county, on the
Second Monday Of March next, then
and there to shew causeif any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree that the following lands, ten
ements and hereditaments Of said decd
be sold, viz:
Beginning in the northern boundary
line Of section three, at the corner Of the
north east quarter AMI northwest quar-.
ter Of said section, thence running south
eastwardly along a diagonal line, from
said beginning corner to the south-we
corner Of the east half Of southeast
quarter of said section, as far as the in
tersection Of said diagonal line by the
southern boundary line of the north
half Of the west half Of southeast quar-
ter Of section three; thence east along
said southern boundary line to the south.
east corner of the north hall of the
west half of the southeast quarter o.
section three; thence a direct line north
10 the northeast corner of the west hal
of the northeast quarter Of section
three; thence west along the northern
} line Of said section to the beginning
Also, cas-. half, north east quarter ant
2 north half Of east half, south-east quar-
5 ter, section three; west half, north-wes
quarter and north half, south west quar-
g ter, and north half Of west half, south
east quarter, section two, all in TOWNSHIP
( eight, range one, west, containing fv'
t hundred and f(ty-tive acres. Also, tn
+ south half, southwest quarter and south
east quarter of section thirty-(our, i
township nine, range one, wesl, contain
, ing eighty acres--and in the whole 81
hundred and thirty-five acres.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN |
HowcorT, Judge of Probat
Of said county the Secon
SIS Monday Of December, in tn
LIS. year of our Lord, n thol
y - sand eight hundred and fol
ty,six, and seal of said cour
Issued, the 10th day {
y December, 1846.
j. T. CAMERON, CEk.
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A LIST OF LETTERs,

HA VI AAAEERSS
AIMING in the Post Office, at Canton,
sdIson county, Mississippi, on The 3lst
iioeF, 1916, which if not taken out BY
Of March lS47, will be sent to the
pee Department as Dead Letters.
Edmund Allen, w H Atwood, William
4 Y Anderson.
Barrow, Miss Eliza Baskin. j II
. Brown, Benz Burns, D nnis Burns.
8Sine, " R Bradford, T Blakey, Geo
- Britain, S W Britton 3, DR. B Bill.
Jason, W cabinett, N Callahan S.
CSoG, Mrs Lucyan Collins, R F Co.
SI Hsal 2 Cromer, ] I Cratin 2, w P
I'm Y Davis, James Dalton, John H
.0Pn Duke, Mrs M ] Duncan, George
benson, Burke & Co, K DevIne 2.
va Ellison, DrlG w Emswiler, Daniel
fSP Ford.
afion. mo Grafton,
NV " I |, Hal, P H Hansbrouah, Mrs |.
, %1ss " N A Hudson, BFHutcbins 3
m H %Iss Nancy Herod, DR. W Heming.
Ian nollalagsworth, J B Hyett 2.
.'lsss Col 7 Jones, P H Jones.
Wtasng, BN King, w w Kennedy
. - ACUUlII. w 4 80 ..U HF Z
4, MsEtiu A H Martin, ] Mstber. 7
lpOms,s ! Moore q b, Jeptha More,
SNisSoos mckinney, A A Neville
N o~s r.l'ou, ? Nicholson.
+ 3, ILL., ' y 2 Patrick, D ParneL S
il, 8 " P pstsl 3 James Pigg, Mrs AN
NJ sEsIliS Df Columbus Rsia. Miss !
i9sen, i iSsY Ru....iII M Rogers, Goo Ross
nith9s " 4 Scott, Mrs seatley Smith
% s6o.wsI1I @@''A, [ H Smith, W Shoot
mas, G Tnrnsss Taylor, Truckers
Nj sebo Aer, Dr " s Walker 3, job
iaso1 Whitehead, LIB Woodfn. w.
one eall;. "
eass s az. tor letters in the above Ii.
ary ), lay wA. PRTEsTLEY, F. NJ.
r 4 It'll
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8

~
HHE subscribers have just received
n and are now opening a superior
stock Of Books, Stationary, &c. &C., con
sisting, in part, Of the following:
ELEMENTARY
Webster's Spelling Book,
McGtfie's Readers, No, !, 2, 3 and 4,
Walkers Diction Try,
Webster's do
do do Large Edition,
Toy Primmers.
Pleasing Companion.
Columbian Orator,
Loyely's United States Speaker,
Frost's American Speaker,
McGufie's Rhetorical Guide.
IGEOGRAPHYS'--
OIney's Geography and Atlas,
Mitchell's do do
Parley's Primary Geography,
Mitchell's do do
Geography and Atlas Of the Heavens
ARITHMATICS-
OHM. A.SI..ot;o
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WINDOW GLASS;
6Dn BOXES 10 by l2,
%V 10 8 by 10,
Il" IL by 10,
l." 10 BY "a, I,
100 lbs. Putty, received and for
sale by Il. u. WARD q 70.
October "a, '46.
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O DOZ. Mofat's Phenix 8itters,
v IL doz. Moffat's Life Pills,
For sale by
October "a, '46.
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HLEGRAPHIC.
baltimore Markets.
BY THE MAILS.
WAsHINoroN, May IL, 1877.

WAsHINGroS, May IL, 1917
Rumor Of a d tta. or Repuise at Pustla.
We startled into another stampede to. day We
were when the false reports first came up from the
South of the defeat Of Gen Taylor. The Of
day il that Gen Scott the advanced guard Of Gen
SCOTS army, under Gen Worth, had been repulsed
Pueba. II Worth pushed forward with ten fifteen
hundred men to the occupation Of a city of eighty
thousand inhabitants, the report may be assumed to
bear upon its face very plausible show Of crcdibity
although 1t is difficult to believe that any force Of
Los Yankees can be vanquishsd by any congregation
OF Mexicans In situation with the summit Of
the volcanoes Of Popocatapetl in their favor
Tho Union exngushes the story Of the session
Oh Congress Events may speedily occur either for psaco
or war requiring tho assombage Of either the Senate
or OF both Houses to strike while the iron hot Az to
the sinews OF have them in the greatest abun
dance Never armies better fed better clothed or
better supplied with the rons and combustbes Of war
tnan the American armies in Mexico They have ant
Tered little for corn and pork and grass In New Mex
90 anu Hexico ana California; but 1t IL long Journey
10 transport such articles thither and these Countries
nave not the admitted fertility Of Egypt after clos.
examination. ~
We expect further intelligence to- night
The Virginia elections yet regard to two ~
three members Of Congreas in state perplsxipe dr.
pute and uncertainty
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Died.
On Saturday morning last, Huem Nc EsrASY printer.
aged 81 years ''''
His friends and acquaintances are tflv
TO attend his funeral this Sunday from his
late residence, ~ Mott street.
On Saturday, the 18th inst SusAySAu p.rr,so,
daughter of John and Janet Paterson aged wears and
months. ~
The friends Of the family are Respectfully invita-
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
parents % Greenwich avenue this Sunday afternoon
vt half past o'clock
On Saturday morning 18th inst, JoHx CoLvnL. in
the 18th year of his age.
The friends of the family invited TO attend his
funeral ON Monday afternoon. 18th inst at O'Clock
from the residence Of his sonn-law Charles Swan No
GAS Houston street fourth door seow Wooster street
On Friday the 18th lao, ELIZABETH daughter of the
ate Bern3r! flConner. aged 30 years and II months.
ale friends and acquantanccs Of the family, and
Of her brothers, William and Michael arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, from the residence Of Les mother al
Stanton street.
On Thursday, 18th irs. al Petersburg, Va, HENRI A.
RvrcHr agad y 5ears
4e igi,nds Of the family and the members Of l. o. of
society are respectfully invited to attend his flu
neral ON Monday, the 18th inst at 1 o'clock p NJ
from No. 10 Water street.
suddenly at his residence, ~ ConcoId street. Brook
lyn, hoBEhr MoRRsoN, native of Chenango county,
state OF New York. aged &c years.
Tvs lrienas tnd acquantances are invited to attend
his funeral at o'clock p NJ, this day, Sunday.
On the evening of the 18th inst, Mrs ISABELLA HAnr
LEY, In the s4th year Of her age
In Maynguez, r. Dad ut Of brain fever md IN FAM
NATION OF The brain, Captain GEORGE Mapsc matter of
brig Adelaide O. Washburn ~ "
Az wilmington, n. C., on Sunday the 9th instant Or
JoHS Hut late PrcgiGcn tho Bank of Cane Fear at
the Gge Il al.
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BALTIMORE, May lSA7

DALTiMoth, May u.s. lN7.
1u''"t" P'osp.$ity Of Baitimers-saippins-co
merse-. Imports JYaIioek and Ire e. Pops-7ns
Markets, Stock Board, re.
The business being transacted in Baltimore the pre-
has before been equaled aud surpass-
ing the expectations Of the ssnguine Our hotels
crowded to overflow by country merchants furnish
ing continuous stream OF wholesale
dealers and jobbers. Although the il
than half over have been assured BY rchAnts
that they have already sold much tho average ope
ratons of former seasons
Our port at present crowed with unusually large
number Of shipping The following are wharves
al ships % barks IS briggs and 81 sshooners most OF
them loading with breadstuns making total Of 10
sells, exclusive Of bay craft
The exports Of breadstufTs during the week ending
last evening" has been quite large Thcq usntity shipped
to different ports Of England amounts to i644 barrels
81 -four 22 barrels Of cornmea 10 900 bushels Of ship
stus 81 032 bushels Of corn 20!27 bushels Of wheat
$4,000 bushels OF oats and 62H barrels 60 bags, and
bread There also vessels partially loaded
with breadstus which detained mainly by the high
rates Of Hour caused by the great falling oil In the week
yfeceipts The whole receipts OF the week amount to
but Is 900 barrels and the receipts OF wheat
stin lighter Flour and corn have both sold during
the week higher rates than they bring at New York
Capt Chaytons ine company Of volunteers, from VII
mington, Del. arrived here yesterday and are nov
quartered at Fort MHenry where they undergoing
the drill prior to taking their departure for tho
walack and Mrs Coleman Pope close their engage
ment at the Holiday street theatre this evening Con
siderns that they have followed 30 close on The Wien
noise children they have attracted good audiences and
have been most favorsbly received. Wanack IL great
favorte here, and the time In coming when he will have
but few equals and superors the American stage
lilo Is undergoing the scvcrest study and amorc mark
ed Improvement have noticed in actor.
THE MaRxErs-Howard seet flour u held firmly at i2k
So d. with sales Offers Of So freely made aud firmly
fused Susquehanna selling S. and city mills held
~ ~ though there but tle IN market Corn meal held
nIy So Corn has advance from 10 cents bushsl
since Thursday held, with sales 100 iol for yell
aud 90 for white. Good to prime Maryla wheats
are held 63 u.s. white for family dou would
inand 81 20 1856.
AioSEr ASD STOCK MARxIr-The money market remain.
Ia the easy condition Exchange London io7 Easts
par Lie discount Some few sales Of United Btes
p, Of 1897 and Treasury notes have been had lo@
which rate holders are frmbuYers at 1854 Guy of Balti
more s Gems - ~ adn 'e ascnsa ,so n ooh 70 i"
Operations State Of Mar land loans have been confined
narrow limit quote per cents 37h Gk-ssles at gih
Sterling SIS, VsD. Three per cents ga t6.
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PnrLApnL,mA, May 10, isa'.

PHILApELpfrA, May 10, lsaf
There Ia nothing OF interest stirring in our city TO
day and nv epstle will therefore be brief In its record
Of passing events
The machinsts OF Gloucester Point who have been
on tho strike because their employers were unreasona
bic enough to require them to devote more than ten
hours per day to work gained their point and the
ten hour system 10 be adopted by them on Monday
The Academy Of Fine arts opens its exhibition
Monday with tho most cheering prospects. Tho
lions Of the ladies Of our city have enabled it,
directors TO rebuild the Hiding which de-
stroyed by the disastrous conhagration, In style far
srpasing the original structure and completely FIRE
procf defy all future attempts by the incendiary
There IL not particle Of wood used In its construction
except doors and window Trainer; tho roof aud floors
being supported by iron pillars and rafters and brick
archwnys The roof IL Of tin and the floors Of stone
The collection Of paintings aud other works Of art Am
told exceedingly rare though many gem destroy
ed by the FIRE will be missed because valued from old
socatons The valuable collection Of the late Edward
Carey Ia comprised among the paintings adjoining It's
galleries.
MIR John Fest tho cloc uionist Of city has been
rendered a complimentary benefit which takes place on
Monday. at the Arch Street Theatre. lie performs ID
" Hamlet on the occasion.
The 4" Maid OF Cashmere has been Handsomely
brought out at the Opera House our Mary Ann Ltehp
| pearing as Zslica Fashionable houses continue, oi
course. TO reward the endeavors Of the managers 7"
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
Mar i5-FIRsr BoARp-3n United st,s. pm, ~ A. -
RaiIrosd Bonds cash ny; 70 900 do do DAYS. 49, 1000 40
Mortgage Bonds. 7o 80 oimrd Bank s<' 80 h'f"'V"y