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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13

keD- YorI Tribune, Nor. IA letier from me f's"a'
of the Suffolk Co Bank al Sag HHbof say: .,.-.-
We have broken open our chest one of bshint
and hud sil safe even 10 tbs Bank Notes ouf ~" w
very uising 10 fixtures, 81. - ..s..
iarge assortment OF the orr iusl WldsTs frsa's&'
,,.n5., a.. 10, sale AZ the Iron Safe ptpof ~
srLAs {. HEsRfS0, $50 Var.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13

Jar obfcrti
4Dlarhrs IS irfits,
II Etamiued 70 do tlfa
iecf disease OF z .zses
,ho chest dean
S Bilious Fever ZJlesfa
Z Diseases u the l Bleed
skln stcs
4 Secondary gsus 4 Rheu'
feal , Eases
) falp.et.0n 81 eyes
10 cesrr ; J2sSi
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4 C.ee goror- isnc'
rhEc
s1ccess(zl Oyer
{ Sore .ess 3fio1s z Deer
standing ISL
) fractures Ipels
/ D.ioc.l.oa u phyf
fTss.ng.cIe 4 Icnfy
,r 80 = - he dead
-o.trs Polye
Cocoon sfezs.s ed hof
mediterranean ! Opens
1 Disease Of he &c"
lower awben- talsn
The poor sits1de1 70 ~ (,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13

ECRNITURE FOR sALE-Afauiiy about 70 breaf
i up ho1sekeepng would like 70 make sale Of ausouy
OF new snd modern EuIniDlfe made 70 order ibu Ile
used includ Ok rosewood covered with pusa sni ma
ho.any SOFAS. Tete stee arm rocking and other Cnafs'
Tables st.n1s Bedssads Lounges Baresas, Lamps,
Girsndoles 1c. hr. Ac- Aso, large kTiension Iso.s
aud Dining Sets all in complete order This o1en sooa
oup ortuuty 70 taos- about furnish either ploc ot
pr vsfe ho,s, a. large Discount will be made Tom cos
Of NV Address Union Park, thls oftce. lo W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
The Crops.

The weather during the last week has been rather
are afraid the will be injured by the weather
We fear 1t will be watery and late in ripening
fers' Banner, 9th inst.
The genuine worm, says the Alexandria Democrat of
the 9Th nst IL undoubtedly In our fields, and In the
course of few days their work Of destruction will
commence. That they will do great damage, few
win deny but still believe that the crop of the
parish VIII be . moderate one-ssy two-thirds On
some places little damage will be- sustained
For the two past months the weather has been howery
and the prospect of its continuing so is very certain
Just now. On the 25th and 26th Of July, the grass
worm made it's appearance here aad seemed to
grass blades and cotton promiscuousy cutting off
large number OF squares and young cotton bols or
great panic seized citizens, and the hue
and cry Of cotton worm raised throughout the
country ia Ave six days the ceased its ravages
and made its exit leaving the planters full Of hope and
in joyful anticipations Of abundant YIELD but alas
like all subuuary joys this was short lived tor in three
weeks aS rear m pure s MS
out some Of them. Up to this lime they seem more
tardy In their movements and not near so destructive
those Of last year they however, by
the boil worm" which Inter destructive than
they have been in these diggns" | nave been
amongst great many Planters aud the general opinion
Is that If the weather would set in warm bright an
dry, the worms would cease their depredations and
may here mention that in Chootaw county yes
terdsy and heard of the worm being in several farm
there, although by no means general yet-Cor. Of
Delta, MiddIetown, Miss. 9Th inst.
The news from every part Of the parish, says the
Marksville (Avoyelles) piiager, is favorable Cater
pillars have made their appearance but without doing
exception Of the rust which prevails to extent
good both in quantity and quality that Of any
vous year Our planters are busy in picking out their
cotton which fast opening under the influence Of the
seasonable weather.
The crops nearly all beyond the reach Of dan
ger from either flood storm. They made, and
never has parish produced such tsemng abun-
dance Of the staff Of life Rice also has been produced
In great abundance and the appearance of the sweet
potatos crop is very promising.
For several days past we have had rain. The sun
In the middle OF the day Is quite oppressive but the
nights cool to render fire in the morning quite
comfortable Our information in reference to the crop
Is Of very contradictory character. Our informants
all agree, however in the opinion that the crop will be-
short-very short The bolworm has done great injury
destroying many crops entirely whilst there others
but little injured by them. The army worm has not
made its appearance to any considerable extent The
loft by causing the squares drop and the grown bos
to rot and the Is far advanced that all
hope Of tho evil being remedied by late fall blasted
Marion, .atd., Sept. 10Th
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 49, lssI.
Jewish Fsast-Robbsry and Iaeendia7'm
FIRE Observation-Disclosures &C.
Ths Feast of the Tabernacle which lasts Tor eignt
DAVIS is now being celebrated by the jews Oh TINS CITY
With great devotion They refrain from all Kinds Oh
business except during the first four halves of the four
middle days.
The Office of Mr. @. NJ Hutton, in the Franklin Build
ine a stock broker, was broken open and robbed on
Thursday night Of large number of Treasury notes
The room was set fire to- but 1t having been discov
ered by the Waterman, soon extingushed
splendid bark of $40 tons burthen, was launched a
few days ago from the ship yard Of Messrs Abrahams
Cooper She Is called the Kirkwood," and was built
for Capt Hugh Martin of Delaware designs for
the New Orleans trade She Is finished in superb style
for cabin passengers and of the finest vessels
turned out from port. The work about the cabins
Is rich and beautiful in every particular.
The newspapers have succeeded in stirring city
authorities well the officers Of the fire companies.
riots which have become so common In our city For
few past they have entirely ceased and Is to be
hoped We will have no more Of them
esston place, and the political excitement 10 get
ting up heat The contest for Congress In the
city, between the Hon. John P Kennedy and Robsr.
McLaue will be very close, though there 10 no doubt
OF the election Of Godsborough the whg candidate as
governor
ard .s.ss sar Holders are re now firm in asking
6uye' are not mneh .;pa,ed e '% rm sa Is S
Wheat IS firm and red may be quoted 1903 1903, white
49, Corn is also firm at 50 So for white and % Co
srocH AVID MONEY MAnKEr-The Baltimore stock mar
E ' X: hs Of
loans have in the absence oil sales TO any
Sales of stocks Bosom.
R,irOsd los; Fall River Railroad s Norwich Ard We,
Reading Railroad Bonds. $780, IA $4,000 do 30 d7 SCOOP
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A CHEMICAL RESULT-A WONDER!-yEGETA.
~ RIE LIQUID HAIR DYE. enable peraonx dive In

ob HsK sssS. n.
sSsaasaS sI,y H.,.; %S,.EsE; ESss1sx. g.,
feared from the harmless
"dsS Ss
lions danger and
lie. II Black required ask for box marked NJ if Brown
0y Prepsrsdby JULES HAUEL perfamer and chemist 1870
Dss snd cSf Fuon ao o
s. Ioh's.n 9 B, S L. %pshp y Es. Broad
B Byd New York k '' s'' - " sa'a'Du 80
fST6 hAk Ssa H 4sS is
premium awarded at the franklin Institute auas so.m
IL least pain-Dr s. shiriaco from PetersbnrE Of Rus.
& S and the s raj .
completely eStrpae soft hard Corn Bpnons Nails and
he heard Of q: On Of hs OWN s
son performed in the space Of few minrts. without the
With E Of sV R S. S h. b;
ose 8 chsmSe" street, cppo,.s The Park = ms
will e b sppy g ls. $
loo gk0ApWAY tGoR. OF JOIN l-RHEUMA
TsM s gso' Ind ss e ss JSp sYR
SsmeSy puSssS The sol.
a'a
Of % ocd &C. From bcns s s under The a.
recton and supervision Of the eminent Of the faculty it
pronounced The best combination Of remedies for
the aboye named diseases Ii from the pures ar
Giles and warranted 10 give satisfaction II thins pures and
quckens the circulation allays irritation and leaves
Of the animal of health For
those complaints arising from the nudoious and long
tnued OF this binaton be considered
specific that have long resisted all have
been rapidly and entirely removed by this powerful alternative
syrup. - 49, ,
has the bring the public
NAV have the benefit Of and that there remedy Tor
no.t ing complaints Iii recommended full conf.
dence aud needs but trial TO convince the increduous
of It's Surprising qualities .
CHARLES ". RING Druggist,
ie7 Broadway. Iohn a. " v.
NB-Be sure TO observe the written signature Of T.. H.
Ring over the cork OF each bottle. 81 nts'c
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Arrivals ug uteAnDeyGs
SATURDAY Sept. %.

s4rvaDAr sept. %.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
piI. %ss ksRsS:h %As
Navy Whsro0s sSIsh G..S1s Weller New Or
Boston.
sss 4: ;as S$isssr kSsxes Boston;
sSaE n .ss MI
ESs;d s%h PSa S rsS rss
SSils1 hi ~ rif
Md Msb ": Vs. svf Nee. Grss r. Ri Boston. Taes
Missouri; Price; rhiladepha; Harris Maryland; & Ha
h ea eSs Lee. rs cSP % M
tom; n " Moneuse. Richmond; Murdoch, Baltimore; o
M Ss,b fhHsph Wsh p
gsA. Vera Cruz; Owens. West Chester; Pr: spd Mrs
!Ss s: b Ss
and Mrs HOyt, Canada.
Ss% FL Ss s'a i3s
lei b'f Infantry; ' Miss MsNaS Ass. Mrs Allan"
cRoToN HOTEL.
Jessup and lady Montrea 4 Js;;up do; ! MT il
"a AZ
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
Usss se ss,as PsR NsfG%s
Boston; Bedord, Pawtucks, A Hdge,h, Cape Island
eaSs M' rf1SG:as t,s
s sssg fit %s% b ns%.s1 t
b.Sy siris i.i s%
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
B1. MsH 81 Ma': Asssr g. s Ftf:
;.s Mobile Mssas. SfI;sm Mawisy
lockwood rhia Miss Mary Harrison, Misses Ha.till
$ $s as ss sl%y haa Aas Hs.ss
HOWARD HOTEL -
4a%. Rs's da MI, k Ns%sn P na1
bisSs Ss.,oS s% s sss
Ss.;s F1 os% Marshall
Sbs Ms.x ii:sfS y ss $
s S,ls.'s EGYPT si?f
Lss!s csS%
sj,h, Burlington Weight, Pennsyyania McDcSw ye
JUDsoNs HOTEL.
dh E. mSs ss%s
sd M Dana EeSy r hfi
Gs s.S: s@g o TG a9Sss S'T
HsssSsI Ghp aS NS c sssS
Besgsr do; JMcNevin do; Rely, do; Mr. and Mrs Che
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Allen NeT monaDn kS9s soTs v
aiss ss;sSS Is %i, "a
Rss ss doese VS. MT
sssS9 i"s, rs I
sx Ms%s rAidss s. bs: VIZ
eSf' Ne. s%ssssS' IS k:. e.
G0 Lsmi MiS @
bls %T osi o Ss
%s.t as.5s %
NewasId Esna;as' Seymour Bo',Gn ssy'
Erfsza o
NATIONAL HOTEL.
JohS1Sp Albany NsT Ciean fi mscH
Eagle River Harris. s,eysrt seT"s, ste W;ns
ssGss 6y ;sS.isE fs%
Mi
sedsn. EiIs smith ? Brooks, St Lawrence CO;
NORTHERN HOTEL
IT Calan, Boston; v srewaes. New Bedford; vii
SanSy E SG o a.SsT Pln
g Hail. Mr. Cali and lady Fhl.dslghi, M Hull, M Mneh,
RATHBuN's HOTEL.
ph M ks M ons
Mrs Ab a%.y ay ss
Hoa: xfanffs
Chaper, Albany.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
A Dunn Mississippi; q LOOMS. Suheld; Il Brown, do;
Palmer Hadden Miss Boardman, no; Miss Gllston do;
Bpardman Phad; Pomeroy, do Pierce, Kin Is Fer
ny; w Titus, New York.
WESTERN HOTEL.
"A Shepherd, Conway; Harrington. Sommerville;
Farnum New Haven't Baille louisiana; Folda, Pha.
delphia; Huater, Ohio; w Williams, Chauaque 60; A
Ialcott, Oswego; w Bryan Utica; Il Salisbury Frank
lnville T. Cattaaugus Coz Newell, Nchlgan; "
Aedrey Hartford; Perry and lady Troy; Mr., Wassan,
do; Edgarron; Mrs Wiscatt Bughampton Holmes Boss
ton; Lovejoy. Lynn; + Haskell, Lanslngbursh; p
Tread New Jersey.
VVHE INFALILBLE HAIR DYE-AlexandersTr obaphe
l. Improvement Of isi6-Thc most successful Liquid
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
s,nhe ElOur Ms rl efa.

PHILApELrHIA Sept "a The receipts of -four con-
tinue extremely light and prices have slightly advanced
Sales export OF about 450o bbs Pennsylvania fresh
ground -four st SIS as SIS 3iH, SIS SIX early In the
week Since at IS 37H for common, and s. "A q SIS so
for good brands Fair sales OF Western at So 37 to
IS 6k and extra at SIS SO 25 To day there is but
little fresh ground -four unsold Wheat has been in
better request and prices have advanced TO cts
bushel sales of 600 bus SouthernaJ 81 OF to 81 II
for red 10 to 81 - for red and white mixed and
ST. Is to 81 10 for white part go Easton grind
ing; $500 bushels old Western red ut ST. 06 TO 81 IL
and 5000 Pennsylvania at ST. 10 to Is for red and
81 Is for red and white mixed.
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Cleared.
Steamship Southener. Berry, Charleston Spoford Tiles
Senator Coffin, Vera Cruz Slate, Gardiner How.
ell; 0harlestou, Sullivan, New Orleans Thos Stanton
rnnsn Pasa 51sr So
Hill Philsdelphia Palestine, Green, Philadelphia, Me-
sioops-Jano, Alers. Providence; r Green. Hawkins
u steam transport ship Massachusetts Capt David Wood
here for repairs to boilers and engine Has been able to use
fS.a. S,Ia H i: Kelsey Gray Of ba
Ship Robert Parker Parsons Havre days with mdse
Boyd Hincten. 23l passengers. nm
Barb piaehi,. Perez MWaY.sus. Pr % days. via B'lt
Brig WIN Jones, Hobert. Wilmington NC, days, with
naval stores. 70 Post.
.s. tTsiis say e s%A
vessels; La, q, lon n spoke sehr Gen Brown
ship showing white signal bordertook her to be the
Br brig syria. Master, Windsor 10 days. with plaster.
schr VIM Wyse Snow. Curacoa, 20 days, Foulke h
Sons Lett no American vessels, -,
SehI BENJAMIN Bgeow, Lee, Vera Cruz with hides to
Schr bsrossett, Rodix, Wilmington NC, days. with
naval stores, to Brown Derossett
sehr Alpine Dese Port au Prince "a days. to Rossire
esT 6 6l,i H cS,;i, vs, days. shingles.
sehr Gocrier Couch Richmond. flour, to Allen Paxson
1chr Fashion, Kelley, Boston, mase
Sehr Lscon, Bsarse, Boston, mdse.
schr Italian, Ticket, CherryGed. lumber.
schr Era Chamberlain, Boston Indse.
schr Cambridge, Lucy, Boston, mdse.
aehr Cornelis. Faulkner, b ost IN mdse.;
sehr Westport. POST Lubec, plaster.
Below.
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V,HE INFALLLBLE HAIR PARLIAMENTARY icobaphe
20 for %G:t
raj brown OF black 50 exactly the natural color Of
permanent Il be ssed with the greatest ease t also
Tree usual M 1 IS, 0 nIn cs
araxs.: GaitsS s%5s; By kusl'cs e
sSda T%a Moore W Maiden Nen
fo1s s a@a by the sole s'sn' WRIGHT pb,s.lnbi,
the evidence he daily receiving their Of
n n S y. that be
shall deeroate from what prdes himself ajusy earned
Sss H.: w md the the
Among e st importon are some very choice OF the fol
f ilo. Alto 6 6ssaa.' &S.,y pri%Cs;} z,,.
fT: sSn de Orc. s%s Ss'a' ss:ss
For sale IN lots upon srma to ensure duplicate visit
aul4 30tSrc LOG Broadway, cor Of Pine st
NV s w.! ss. s':f
2 the hf answer That fact &C. ss as;
ay The difference 4 certainly is not the cloth altogehsr
z son and lis sa
ly mechanical they consequently i, beautifully The Other her
long they tolerated When YOU shirts, cal
sss it. op Is He. on:
AsR SaHIRseAS
beg: sve to her aeess thanks $40
from Houston s als S
o. Se aaq he e m Of i
tSa.:s $Ssa sssaie AZ
and HoaShs PATENT sls Ladies and Chdrsn
and braided to order
DARIsIAN DECORATIVE. UPHOLSTERY, Curtain
Materials, &c-The Subscribers have now in store their
Trimmings Of every article in the line, and which
sy offer %10fsss and r all RI M lower than can be
Fo% se the s:
merchants supply with better selection than
have ever before been offered
Paper HaSggs and Borders also The patterns of PAs,
and mpor.d under the rate Of %
ha Ss,t assorted and ehees y5fy fys into the
Importers and Manufacturers Of Upholstery Goods Paper
anangs and Window Shades, 2as Broadway, opposite the
| FANCY GQODs-F. A. ARTAULT, Proprietor OF the
ys .o, ins o PSsws s has
sSS" yn merchants On Of fancy
fine the most splendid and varied stock OF fancy and
4 to call sui7 saisrc
A NALYsIs OF BEAUTY-To give the face the oval
apostle Of be"a hs hair o. auas S @ M ars
head and % surround the temples describing portion Of
sfffS On THIS p 1Si%
Ss 1 io1ssssi very sss ds.snps
that short glued down az n were
her forehead which might lead Indeed we're the cir
cumstances not so remote he some
OF our modern Broadway bellies Esqunsux Indian
remedy. however fortunately hand aud triumphs owe
Nature; and the world renowned Poudre Subtle the uyen
ton of that ingenious chemist Dr. Felix Gouraud viii sad.
fibre Of supeuous hair and dis
play the hidden beauties and Intellectual dyeopmen,s o
either mse female forhead But be and pet The &C.
nuine preparation and that be procured The Docf
only depot New York. CT Walker street. first store from
Broadway. l73otsm
nYOTTViLLE GLAssWORKy J, PHILADELPfIA--
- These works blast, and the subscribers are pre-
pared orders for minsr porter aud bottles
carbovs drugKss glass; patent medicine bottles Jars &c
full assortment Of druggist walls and bottles constantly ON
hand.
,n,, ,u.,,, BENNERs, SMITHS CAMPBELL AMP
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R,0rsign lamentations.

Foreign lmportatl0ns.
CURAcoA.schr VIM Wyse-83 bdls goat skins 2si9 pcs
dye wood Foulke & Sons.
PoRr Az PsIrcE-Schr Alpine-25o, 900 lbs logwood
Rossire 4 Coz bbls ginger to master.
TURKS sLAND-Bng Mary * Jane-7i5 bushels salt Tuck
er x Lightburn
LUBEc-Bg Ella bbls plaster 200 brs herring Smith
Beynton-9O0 do Brett K Vose
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FVNS1|NESSNv ycax ssATz x'l'7lA.-

n. M. y y. CIV Il New Yos twSsh
embraces able bodied white male c.sns between The
OF 10 as who have not commuted and no are
not members Of uniform company. exempt BY aw VIII
take notice following regimeIts orders 70 assemble fo
October next at the time places therein stated copp
with oflbe Legislature Of the state Of New YORK
are hereby notified other enrolment.
Copmand nts of Brgades Regiments and Companies
will direct all officers and non-commssioned ofhcers Of
uniformed company attend the parade uniform or
subaltess and noncommissioned officers VIII sia
the commandments of companies the exercises OF the day. no
person will permitted to leave his WITHOUT perms
sion Of his commanding officer until DOWN Pursuant 10
said each wsx such penalties for offences
and denquences statute requires opposite the name Oh
the delinquentor offending Court OF Appeals ioI
place stated the end Of the Regmenta Orders B order OF
CHARLES w. SANFORD.
Major General Commanding.
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TWELFTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. MILITIA.


Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the therein
mentioned the uniformed
of this RegimeSt will assemble within respective com
pany districts Monday the lth Of October at 10
o'clock AM fer parade inspection and martial
ercise armed and equipped according law the places
designated for each district respectively, az folows-
Company A, Captain Vincent commandant, bounded by
9TH 10th street, 9Th and Goth N w.
of ah and 86h street.
Company B, Ceptain Belts commandant bounded by 9TH
HaemRver and Kills. East River and seth t. at
N. f. come, Of 4tl avenue and 86'h street.
Company C. Capt Mayher, command ant, bounded by line
running due from the high bridge the Hudson rver Spuy
Duyve Creek and Harlem river, the high bridge
Kngsbridge road, opposite the high bridge
Company ID, Capt Prudhomme, comm pdant. bounded by
the 8tb Both St Hudson Manhattan 25h
I. at w cor OF 9th avenue and Seth St
Company Capt Ayezzans commandant, bounded by 9th
Goth ST. the Hudson river and doth N w.
9th avenue aud 10th
Company +, Capt Wilson. commsndant bounded by 4th
avenue, 4h ST. 9th and seth s. W. Of 4h
and Goth st..
Company g. Capt Reynolds commandment bounded bv 10th
ST. East river 86th and 9TH g. E. Of 86th
and 4th avenue.
Company H. Lieut. Comdt. Ayrcs. Commnndant. bounded
by 4 avenue, Harlem River High Bridge thence due west
Hudson rveand along SAID Manhattan street. 23th
street. 9Th avenue and 10th street, 1eth avenue, near
Trinity Cemetery.
Appeals will be heard No 1t2 Fulton street. New York
City Tuesday the 18th, Wednesday 18TH and hursday
the h days Of October between the hours ofl2 and
7. NJ, Of each day named. ~, r,~s.,,
BY orde- OF BENJAMIN. w. bENSON
a22 I0trr COLONEL
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SEVENTH REGIMENT n. Y. s.. MILITIA

Pursuant the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the privaes of the several companies
Of this Regiment will assemble within their respective com
pany districts Monday 4h day Of October next 10
o'clock NJ for company parade inspection and MARITAL
designated for each district respectively, rs follows
The list COMPANY District bounded by Caharns
right on Pike and be commanded BY Capt Thos Morton
The I'd Company District bounded BY Rutgers Madson
and Grand East will be py
VIM H. Williams and will parade in Monroe ST. the hsh' OH
Jefferson st x.,-, p:u;.;o, INT,
sdCompny District bounded BY Cahsr.e Dvls0n
Comd Edgar " Crawford, aud will parade IN Henry '
xn ~ on amn,av D;str;ctBoundsd by Rutgers Division,
Grand and Madison streets will be commanded by Csp.
w smith, and will parade in Henry It, he hsn' ."
s,h Company DistrictBonndsd by Division, Norfolk,
James Waugh and will parade in Orchard ' the right on
AL Company Distrct-Bounded by the Bowe,y Grand,
Edridre and Division will be commapded py Iaptan
Cvrns Lourc will parade In Forsyth It, the night on
Walker 1t. -, y.. =, uc.,I u;;uu...
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seuth Of sshastos and probably continues % to-day
Ths New York Telegraph the only line oonnsetsd WIN
this city that 10 in order at the present time Inc ne
esssry repairs to the Western Telegraph are now In
progress and operations will be resumed, Mr. Lind
sew the chief operator having started out for the pur
pose The great Of these frequent
during wet weather the want Of proper glasses TO Ia
suate wire where II supported by the posts Were
all the lines properly supplied with this requsste their
use would BIZ suspended every time have storm
Of rain.
The difcuty in relation to the Chestnut street Thea
tire yet settled aud meeting OF the stockholders
OF the company been cale arrive at deter
mination ia relation to the sale.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRsr BoARp2o Gard r.us 49, 1900 City TO- 1927 23o
State s., rs; 5000 Texas Bonds, SIS, %. ~
ArrER saLEs-2oo Schaylkiil Nav CATION g. 20 76 ~
Reading railroad 32 30 bennington 13; 100 Lehsh
coal rp. 81; % Flemington ia; 20 ouq en a
esu M 50 Norris canal Ia 50 Reading railroad s's' !"
Louisville bank, SO. . H.,
sEcosD BoAsD-3ooo Loan G. 81 1855; so Reading
3 2g0o Rs,ng DO ids 73H 100 Susqurhirnt can oonu'
60; Is bennington copper l3x. . -,,< nm do
AFTER SALss-00o Reading railroid bonds "a sooo do
shares do do 81 IS Schuykili y ~ xme.
rcan coal, Q.