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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
COMmEdCIAL lNTELLi0ENCR
The ElOur Mark cts.

CLEVELAND, June 29.-The only transaction which we
notice Is 1850 bushels aoat There Is little
disposition manifested to either buy sell till after re-
ceipt OF the foreign daily expected. There
are now some lots of wheat Offering and prices may be-
fairly quoted at llg n l20c In -four there has been
nothing doing since the by the Cambria and IL IL
impossible to DIX just quotation Prices from teams
Wheat 81 al OF; Corn soc
RocussTEn. July 81 There is only tone about the
market and 70 or sales concerned we might have
written report for Monday aud lot IL stand the
through There is nothing doing in Flour he only sale
we hear Of s that ot - barrels retail 81 heat
remains 80 81 81 Al With but very ttle the mar
ket 700 bushels oats we're taken yesterday at a4c.
PHiADELPHIA July 3-The -four market has CONT
nued sngu,d duh and inactive throughout the week
aud both buyers and sellers waiting the receipt OF
later advces from Europe before operating On satur-
day the market opened with sales Of 900 brls So TO-
part WESTERN and 00O brls western So On Mon
day small sales OF western made at So So Since
then sales OF 1000 brs western In parcels ut So
90 and a few hundred brs Penn at Sc 621< To-day
sale Of 500 brls Western Penn Sc AZ per Wes-
tern is freely offered at SO go and Penn be bought
at the same price For city use small sales Mt SO 62h
IS rs, and choice brands and extra 81 81 rs Rye
Flour-A sale of 900 brs ut So % Corn MealSales
6O0O 900 brls at 81 % 81 l2h per brl Penn
and 81 IS 81 375 for Brandy wine To-day hold
crs generally ask - % for Penn. meal
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MARITIME HERALD.
pour or SEW vOsx. JULY a
cleared.

Cleared.
-hps-Pscif-, Luilum. Liverpool, williams X Guion;
Montreal. Dissy LouJca. Hatbeck Cos Wmdser Castle
By Reed. Quebec, smden Co; utherner (stesIner)
bsnry, Ch.de.ton, Sponord, Tieston \ Co.
bhf4s-Afchl m dos Buchanan. Liverpool, Richardson,
Watson 60; Dang Ptp,l skesl London, Barclay Ii.
tsnv, Simpson Mobile; Panchita, Pierce. Boston. =
Lewis.
Bnss-Nlers Anoinette, Dutch Day London Schmidt
Bsehent q ODE. Hillert, Waterford T. Durham Dimon
rypnda fB) stevens G. H. Dutlh 4 Cousinerv; John fBl
clark, Ce,L, J pursnd C.; Brown, tBr Foster. tsri
Kunklsmaa TIe, Done Rio de JaneiIo; Foster Nicser
Norfolk. y - "'
schrs- Nancy Bishop, Kelly, Montego Bay Jam Fostr&
Mic eron; Unicorn Simmons, Grenada Afiubl ard < o;
w,a tBtl, sumn fl.thnra Coiue John on. lie hprs e
Aeherly' Juliet Wcelsm, Petersburg: E@y johnson
Ills. Bedeli; Stevens, Briggs Richmond Am SIN III,
smith, ihsdeiphia; Abbott Lawrence, Meeker, Bcsoa.
Arrived.
Ship Prince Albert, Sebo from Liverpool MAY 2sih AMI
sw = lesr June 9Th with mdse Nc, To Grnntl Mnium
20, 2so passengers.
ship Co ioauus, Halle, from PALERMO, 10Th April passed
Gibrrlfa, l7ih MAY. TO thamte rain X Phelps.
pa Due d'0neans, Robertson. 81 days from Pale With
mdse ~ Boyd ifinkeu
Bark Lucinda Sla, Rich IS days from St Jgo de Cabs,
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~ THE NJ AILS,

h''""hh, July ., lblI
General Ia Ions Lsnrs-DEiita,y Eneampm,nt,
Volunteers for The War-TAe Consuiship at Harrs-
1hsaricdls, &c.
cinnat Signal defining his position has reused quite
stir In city the rank aud file of the wings highly ap
proving Of it, whilst the leaders and wirsworkers consi
der it forgery and do at all like the sentiments
contains The New Orleans Delta, however, gives the
substance of another letter from the General which
tains precisely the sentiment the coincidence Of
which will doubtless have the effect Of settling the
thenticity Of the first
large portion of the military of Baltimore have
camped mt different points In the neighborhood Of the
city they will remain until Tuesday morning next,
LOT urii anu military practice.
A rumor prevailed in our city yesterday, that our
worthy Mayor Col Davies had already about to
recelve the lucrative and honorable appointment OF
Consu AT Havre The rumor gave general satisfaction,
as there Is no one In city worthy of II than
Co Davis and am there s one who could live
up 70 so magnhcent salary with dignity than
The exports of breadstufs from Baltimore during the
past week Amounted to si42 barrels Of 1879
and 1000 bushels oats.
The volunteer companies from Mexico are filing up
quite rapiaiy there are nearly 800 at Fort Me-
henry ana IL Is understood that Col Hughes has re-
ceved authority from the President increase his bat
TALON to IA regiment
Burton opened at the street Theatre last night
with good house. His stock company is very good
THt MAaKErs.-Our markets dull, and prices quite
unsettled There was sale yesterday Of about 500 barrels
to Meal is duh asn Mnsn FLOUR ne
mina AZ s. There TO be desire until hs
srock AID MoNEY MARKET-,Tbe stock market during the
mes mas ossn 3 " have not
since a he opening s Of the transfer books Fer
d o SkedLP offered on time Is closed at 90
firm at 1904 bid 1908 asked; SIS n sale at 49,
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BALrIMoRE. July 3-P. NJ.

baltimore, July 3-P. NJ.
Our flour market continued dull with very little do
ing in any description Howard street was inactive at
SO I24 Sc 37h. Wheat continued very dull and we
suote Maryland red at 81 10 81 49, and the best Penn
syvana white, heavy, at 81 so, which was the asking
price Of holders Corn remained unchane and prices
we're nominay the same while the tendency of the mar
ket was downwards. Corn meal-Prices remained I'M
changed We quote the article at 81 u.s. without sales
OF moment being made Provisions dull little or
nothing In a large way doing In groceries. All
waiting for steamers news. Weather hne and warm.
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Sold by auction-4O hhds. Kentucky, ga a 64c
Is bales Havana Is a 24c.; 40 bales Cuba, IL l9c
Quite number Of sales of Virginia and Kentucky To
bacco have been effected ut fully sustained previous
rates Since it known that the French contractors
paid the forfeiture, market got firm with decided
upward tendency and it is to be anticipated that we
have not the highest prices yet the prices paid
for this article when compared with those of the
preceding year, show advance of fully two cents
The business in the various other kinds is equally ami
mated large operations, however, not be effected 40
long as stock continues small
TALLow-Small sales made at &c. for good rem
dered.
South Sea Csc.
FREIcHrsThere very few engagements trans
pired to-day To Liverpool in American vessels, IS Cd
asked, and IS 3doffered $4,000 bushels Of Grain
engaged at l0d To Ireland and London the rates
remained unchanged. There was nothing new to the
continent
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TELEGRAPIIIC.


BUFFALO, July 3-P. NJ
Our Flour Market continued dull to-day ut So 49, and
sales very limited in all descriptions Corn was
also very dull western mixed quote at 81 55c, and
yellow do at 6Oc sales moderate Wheat very hea-
Wy; good Ohio white quote at 81 90 Provisions re-
NAMED unchanged whskey dull and prices nomi-
nal Receipts during the preceding twenty -four hours
were about as foows:Four, 5000 bis; wheat, 10000
bushels corn, 5000 do. Freghts to AbanyFlour, zoe
per Dbl; corn IL and wheat zoe per bushel.
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road small prairie, which is evidently lake,
the surface Of which heavy sod has grown The
road graded and contractors were about to deliver
it finished when suddenly 1t disappeared and twelve
feet water found in its place Thirty years ago the
grass cut this prairie, and hauled OFF heavy
wagons. 1t is supposed there is subterranean
ncaton between it and the neghborng lakes The road
viii probably have to be carried around the prairie
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BosTsN, July 3-6 P. NJ.


Nothing yet heard of the Caledonia Sales of 1000
bushels western and southern mixed made ut
10 20 and - cents, according to quality Genesee
-four was firm at 81 81 25 while Michigan and other
western brands remained unchanged Provisions were
firm. while prices remained the same. There was more
doing cotton, and sales Of 500 1000 bales made
a. prices previously current No change in reghts few
engagements were reported to-day
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ALBANY, July B. 1871.
There nothing doing to-day in flour or corn aud
prices remained nominaly the Sales Of 5000 BUSH
els Of oats made at 40 cts Provisions inactive
whiskey nominal. The receipts during the preceding
twenty hours by the canal have been about fol-
lows Flour, II 900 bbls corn, $4,000 bushels wheat
$4,000 do III reporter and telegraph understood oats
90 600 do Vessels rather scarce and freRhta steady
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Foreign Mark cts.

HAVANA June l6-1he only arrival of rice since our
last the Isabella at MataDzas which sold at 1871 and
i6h RS Our market is almost bare Of the article and
the hrst arrival VIII command higher price Sugars
have declined u RS, and the market dat Molasses
scarce and very little sweet to be had Lard sells freely
at lie. lsc. Corn, yellow, 6x The Adela from
your port just arrived her cargo sold at l6k II RS
MArASzas. June l9.-Since our last per Isabella a
fresh demand has sprung up for molasses which soils
readily at rs and very likely ~ will be paid for
soon. Sugar remains firm at last quotations We learn
the following sales Of rice have been at Havana
Brig Adea, 10th instant, at l614 II rs; schr r. Ha-
bersham 10th inst at l6A schr. Zephyr nth inst
at 10 rs schr II. ii. Roberts, 18th inst at 1917 rs
The above vessels are all from Charleston Exchange
on the United states, ~ per cent discount; Eng
land cent discount Freghts the United States
$lA per box and 50 81 per hid. for sugar To Eu-
rope 60 los. "a sterling per ton
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rTelcpraphic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin I

[Tecgraphic Cor Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PTTTsBuRoH. July i647.
The river Is about stand with four feet water in
the channel
The markets exceedingly dull, and must continue
20 until the receipt Of foreign Wool and tobacco
alone preserve activity and these without change
quotations.
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TO TIKI
LATEST MOMENT.
II r. l. K G X APHIC.
The Presidents Movements

Bosros, July Bpm.
Al o'clock yesterday morning the President left
LOWELL and at IL arrived in Portland He was received
In triumph all the way There was fine procession at
Portland lie left for Augusta at 81. O'Clock and viii
return on to-day to Portland which place n. viii
leave on Monday, and reach Washington on Wedne.d.
The party all well
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At Bloomingdale, on the I'D instant, by the Rev Mr.
yanagen Mr.. WIN @. ToMrKrNs, to JANE f., daughter
Of Daniel Gassnsr, Esq
On saturday Sd instant at St Johns Chapel by the
Raw DIR Wainwright, THos. WINTERBoTroM, OF York
shire, England to SARAH AVS LovrLAsD, Of this city
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a LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HEAp!-KNOX, At 10
- Fulton has beautiful light aud airy Summer
Hats expressly adapted the object keeping
cool
The healthy and vigorous action Of the e"
depends the freedom and elasticity off head II there
fore follows that hats should be light and airy
possible and that make money with OF
Knox s than with any other, Try the experiment
fvlcf la
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.FQgRTH oE JyLy-oRANp ExcUR

k 81 s6RT aNb a E9SSH,
;.s,"sI coFFE viii eaye so s1s
q ' S ia dksy re' Point
Po n.y. sss DC fPs s,, and returning leaves KY
a s po1 Richmond New Brighton arriving IN
Far. eae Way aas and in time witness all the fire works
= uRsIONs-The commo and splendid
ce%M D. 2as%Hs viii %as he
Excursion The ksseiusko will an excursion around
9 Hs aaS sod Sf xns rsa s s
% sS y, Of n @
r1rs axian fao ana M The Quarantine Ground
"a n b.ofSs FOOT sn :'Fss MAN
street ~ ana pier Ne2 NJ X, quarter before O. Returning
Afternoon EIeusonDown the bay outside of Sandy Hook
q asspS ss oil
Grand Btoolya loot q Main . .sS i'.ss
Exsaison and 6o.u fsS the evening
SsI . .S.n M%f: ss
do s,S Ssrd d i sR Ss ss,i;l Se; Me-.
TIE Ks' f,rx p will leave e." foot G Grand
6ens street. quarter before g. ssr Me n Gha%
about IL Fare for excursion 50 Cents ga y a.m
rsso.Mr aud Gs SyLY
Sos sf'afry NG n @
ss afs s az hs . SS R: he
turning in view Of Fort Hamilton and other for6catioas of
nifty Of ar 1ew" he scenery in in hs BaT
Fare for the excursion. SO cents. iva 2tsr
ES9 To g6S III }H ISLAND ls s,5g
d 1Ga sisn Fsa. d w sis
$$ i'S1E ff' Rai sssi
EAT Hs e S minutes pas, 9sfoek aud hapss
At sfs aSe Am s saa
and 6s pas MSrt o hSs 81 minutes past o'clock
w sSf CSosy an 6Sst and
Fare each way, 1873 cents jy4 2tsm
!3;zsSs hsSiYSSaa rs e. 2ShA 1.5l
Yates, will make Af trp Harlem Sunday atf
July and two Is On MOaday 5ih July
RM2 o'clock; Grand St u. r ga; foot Of 10th T. A. a,
s O'clock Returning leave Harlem at o'clock Fare s1s
;. Ncsdy sh July viii fays fog, Pike
Seqst and AZ o'clock Returning leave Harlem m
The above Tip will afford the passengers iue view Of
n s s a. % aus nj a% .s. ss
High Bridge across Harlem river, and Harlem Garden &c,
enoyag at the same time cheap and pleasant Excursion
S GEA kxSK KXCUk Msn9l no THE ssH
fSf srAs s, p
pa @Se'9 psss.y street. Ds
street. street q, Gsns street s and Per No r.
Dock staten Island each way Fare ior the exeasion 50
Refreshments furnished on board moderate charge
sonable rate--pait furnished gratis
Persons wishing avoid the heat and noise of the day and
benefit of fine breeze well magnificent view
troSs The above coon band VIII Be in atea
dance Tor those who wish to trip on the light fantastic toe
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EXCHANGE Board, July ga Concord Railroad 6tL,; IS
Boston and Providence Railroad 1867 so East Boston
ss 70 Reading RAILROAD $40, 90 Boston and Maine Rail
road Rights 100; Boston and Maine Railroad s30d Il2 5
Western Railroad o7 "a q Western Railroad Rights 9c; IOl
DO 93c: % Norwich and Worcester Railroad % do bod
3tl4; 100 do, $40; 50 do. sid 5i16.
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Passengers Arrived

Sr JAoo DE CuBA-Bark Lucinda Maria-Mss f. Wilson
I Brooks six chidIen and two servants, Bardstrsf
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Edward Henry-C Knowlton, Cspt
man Alexander. Mrs Peack, FIVE children and servant
w = .
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x FOR sALE-Twenty rail road aud sir one horse
sl wagons, and some two horse wagons and constantly
making 70 order, where they be had at the shoIien
notice u hand where all kinds Of carts, wagons na
ness can be bad a the most reasonable terms BY MChh
MULLANE, Wagon Maker, No 2saud 30 Mongomcry ST.
Jersey City ~ }. JelG ~t'r
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
LUERPooL-Ship Mortimer LivngstoH-Rsy T. f. Addans
and lady Hayre; John Robb lady snd SON. Scotland John
Weller, Thompson, N York; ID Campbell. Albany; VIM
Richardson ireland; Edward Hagar GERMANY: m IA Non,.
gomery, J Cannon, N York. - "
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r, GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISH.
41hf=uES ING BANKS on Monday. July 5th, 1917, in
n- GRAND EVENING EXCURSION and
schs Cotion Party, Monday Evening, July 5th
4 = accompanied by KendaiPs celebrated Brass

GhAND ENENlNG EACUKSION aud
accompanied BY y" keSdsi2. eslsbTsied Brass I's
The lasy and %,; som%pdou. UNITED STATES
Fot Lee where he vii ena Tor bout ~ ~ hours ss rv
Jag those who desire It, chance top the light
The Boat he lo fslsgsy D Dock
Canal Aaaasud f .ss' * sf: S NJ
use Of to hose %ho wish engage IN the
dance The boat W i'll remain for couple of hours and return
No will be spared make this of the
Refreshments furnished on board
Tickets for the Exclusion, ST. for gentleman and ladies'
RklasANm M hSP E ~ INK
MsSs1 Gr Y S .aS
.set. 7 pier No iatS. Returning, VIII leave Clifton
The SECOND nip she will eaye foot of Montgomery
Retaining viii it ss1s Clifton Pier No.
Third nip will leave Montgomery at ~, Hammond
; Vii sEa%s 'fs Pier No. Returning
hustle incident the day, will doubt b. highly gatsd
o9GSs %
self that No pans will be spared to make b. guests
Sas r" &l ssTRa S. r :ss%S ssa
ss !: ssS Hi$s sss !i 40 FIT
SelGpekTSonsy Island (ffamng a, IA A. ~ and S
stIi and ociocf-Consy Island, Gstafnins) at iil, *
b The AMERICAN EAGLE leave. Pie, Noi,NR,
jys 7t.je
sSNRA HEs Esn, ,sH"SSSI
leave he foot Of CeaP'iani, ssfees Norh
% k sss %sS on s"G @
CaldwslPs Van Coytlands, West Point Cold Spring, Corn
New
- SS$E5 FL oS SYhS liI
touching at Hammond and Niasisenth .,,ee. Fare AZ
i:a; sS$sS ;sfsTRS%i'' si'
sSTss ly nth 80 c. ss% SsS
foot %a@s ss T si T
.Ssssa Ss 5SIy wkkfE Japan
go 'f;s Bas Of Nss York. a "a ss
hs yfisy
quarter past o'clock AN RETURNING 70 New York in
There will be Brass Band on board.
Refreshments to be had the boat Fare for the Trip so
cents jy3 3tssr
r. EXCURSION TO THE. FISHING
an T'ffGfFf lIY t CAPT hse
will leave the foot Of Chambers street o'clock A. NJ
osIoe S It, ." board i'''f s.t
aud tines NJ asnall charge Fare so cents jy3 3tssrc
s-es NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
ksSA SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
kxST Leave Civ Hall.
Harlem Morrsana. Fordham WINS B'dge. White Plains
$50 AN $40 AN. AM.
/ : : pn PM
"a $50 Z" Croton Falls
" hour until z. NJ PM
re
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Beng az the same price, more direct and erped and
much certain than the Chesapeake Bay and James River
Steamboat Lnea the wide aid rrpgh portion e fhe Bi
between the uih q The Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this line.
Travellers advised h,t ae HEREBY advertised par
AID parcel Of the urea Mail Line through Vignia aud that
~ The itenoa Of the companies composing The Great Mai
Line hu passengers shall be conveyed by them IN
ZION with the Powhasn always cheapy by any other
any other line, except the line via Washington.
For further particulars inquire Al the Southern Railroad Of
fee Pratt street, Bsltimore Of Stockton Fall the
Commerce street wharf or on T%s,dsys end Fridays on
B-Tnve-r by the above line will bear in mind that
they have hours in Baltimore than passengers by
the Chesapeake Bay aud James River Boats aud yet reach
pont south Of Petersburg the time with these last
when there breach OF by the Bay Line
iva meod
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A I'D TO lkE.AND-The Irish Relief COMMITTEE have
n the Office of the subscriber, where subscn
money articles of food &c,will be thankfully recey
ed and forwarded the Central Comm,e Of the society oil
Friends, in Dublin. JAMES REYBURN, Treasurer
jy1 lwr % South William street.
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
s:slN MI. s I,
NEW AND MOST AGREE ABLE LINE TO FREDE-
neksburg Richmond, Petersburg Va, Weldon ~ C.. and
Charleston, 8 g.
The public informed that the splendid pres.
sure steamer OWHATTAN tcon Getting with the Great
lal Line at Aqque Creek,) leaves Commerce wharf,
BALTIMORE every Tuesday and Friday Evening, at p M,
Tor the Above points.
Through tickets to Richmond. ........,..st
" Petersburg ................6
Weldon, N C..
h.rIr y e.
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BROADWAY THEATRE saabl,shment, now
II in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic ppr
doses solely on about the first OF september under h
management OF d, r, p.pprrr
Of talent wishing situations for the
''"so"' w" A. MANN, sole rrspretor
~ During Mr. Barres absence IN Europe sl letters and
be addressed 10 his agent
jei3 tire W.1onpf ~. NO. . baemy street
(,RAND FOURTH OF JULY BALL AT VAUXHALL
u ssloon Ball win be given At the above place OF Mon
July 9TH, IN commemorstion of the gorious
Fouth (Which will De entire disconnected fomhe Garden
Suitable dressing rooms viii be provided and taken
make every thing agreeable
Persons pa chasing Bail Tickets, will be admitted the
The Floor will be under the direction of Mr. j. Parker
whchis sufficient guarantee for its responsibility and good
management
IN the Of the evening, Mr. r. will have intro duced all
the most iashionabe Q'sdres, WALKING, Span,shD
&c calculated to please all parties.
hour
Tickets 81 admitting Gentleman and Ladies Tickets
may be- had OF Mr. Parker, At the Saloon sufficient
lice will be IN attendance, 10 ensure order jyl III
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DARK THEATRE=Ths DIRECTOR Of IN. ITALIAN
;psotiay iaisr%. hs public that Tuesday ESrsns
cred Tragedy in ur acts. OF MOSES IN EGYPT-So.ss
Pero Nove; Aaron Sig Luigi Perozzi; Pharaoh Sig Lu
seppe Piamontes Osiris sig Luigi Baiasl,ni Aaads Sig
Fortunate Tedesco; Maria Signoa Teodolinda erl,:
snade sgnora Teresa Ranie Mysterious Voice. sEnora
Pietro Candi.
Boxes, 81; Pit. so cents; Gallery. IS cents
Doors quarter past performance TO commence al
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DAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
Il The Fnst Ball of the Season will be given Monday,
the 5th of July alton Of the GLORIOUS Annvsr
saIy.
There will be grand display Of Fireworks.
The services Of An excellent Band have been secured
Tickets can be procured application the Office IN the
PAY iAI 3tis
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.ru<sx ~ Nsi0N 10 KEY PoRT AND AROUND
.,r,msr 81, rATEN isLANp-Ths and elegant
nsT' passsnseg 'soes on Monday July Key PORT
pners hp asy yto be celebrated and returning leaves Key
rJ l. Nj passing Perth Amboy, Rossve Chelsea Eli
rort RICHMOND aud New Brighton arrv ing in
ne CITY before dark and in time all the fire
irio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-25
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

~ Office is hereby given undersigned administrator
~ Of the ply late Of Marion county,
deceased i'll on 9th day Of March, A d. le4s, Po
e 10 sell the following belonging 70 The
decedent toit The west hall Of the
east quarter Of clon thirty Eve in township seventeen noh OF
range also ten acres out OF the corner q ne
of thiItyiour,
and range aforesaid said sale will be at pubic
auction the late decreased situated the ~
described trait upon the following terms OF nent one
third purchase money be paid in hand 70
he Maid In SIX months Remaining onethd be paid IN
Ive morts ON day The said land win be sold
sit 40 The widows dover the purchaser viii be required
bea ing interest," lom os.s
with freehold security. JACOb
Frhr Q 1esW AcmliistIatoI-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-25
AHERIEE,S SALE.

py virtue OF three of yendoni TO directed
ID office OF Marion circuit Will
expose public SALE the 10th day Of March, 1917, at lie
House door, the Of Indianapolis within the hours
the fol
lowing real estate tow Out lot number IS OF the donation
adjoining Indianapolis and lot number T. In
60, the Indianapolis and The south
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section number &c. town
ship number &C. range number east4O and
failure realize the full Of Judgment interest and costs
will the time and place. the fee simple Of said
estate Taken the Of John Little at the suit OF
Thomas Sharpe and at the suit of Homs Bennett andat
the suit Of Adams. A. w. RUSSELL,
s4-3w-S2s7 Sheriff of Marion County.