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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-07

ETORTGAG SALE-Detault having been
INl made in The payment of sum Of mony
secured to bepaid by an indenture Of mortgage
bearing date the IN day Of april 1899, erectt-
ted by John ". Wallace then Of Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County Michigan, to Shubael Co.
nant of the city . Detroit, Recorded IN the Of
ice of the Register. Of Deeds Of said County Of
Washtena,c on the 1SM day Of June 1889, in Ii
Der No. at page l7S, ,chich mortgage acas du-
III assigned to Charles ". Lane on the first
day Of January "A. ID. 1914, upon ,rhich there
is upic claimed to be due the sum of three-hun-
dred and fue dollars and t,renty-seren-c cents, q.
no suit or proceedings at lac or in Chdrcery
having been instituted to recorer The debt secured
by said mortgage, or any part thereof-.N'otice
is hereby giren, that by rhtue Of po,cer Of
sale contained in the said mortgage, there ,cill
be sold at auction to the highest bidder ON the
22d day of January merit, at t,celUe o'clock,
noon, at the Court House in heriHage of finn
.4rbor, in said county Of Washtena,c, the pre,ni-
ses described In said mortage, as follo,cs, viz:
'.situate lying and being in the county of Wash
tenav and State Of Michigan, knopn and des-
cribed as being lot numbered three hundred and
ninety eight tn the Western addition of the I'll
iage Of Ypsilaati, according to the Recorded
plot Of the same. CHARLES W. LANE,
assignee of .Mortgagee.
Dated, Ypsilunti, October 18th, 1916.
The dbove sale is postponed until the first day
Of February nert, at The same hour and place.
C. ". LANE.
assignee Of .Mortgagee.
January %, l847.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. i. Before c. H. VAN
County of Wastenaw, cIeve Justice OF
tho Peace in and for said county.
A fired A. Hunter, versus james Mullholand
~ OF ICE is hereby given that writ OF attach
V ment has been issued by the abovenamed
justice in favor Of said Hunter against the goods
chattss &c. of said Mulholland. returnable on
the 18th day of December A. D. 1916. and the de-
PENDANT not appearing the trial of the cause was
adjourned until the 18th day of March lS47 at !
O'Clock P. M. at the Office of said justice IN the
township of Ypsilanti in said County.
Dated Ypsilant, Dec. 9Th. 1916.
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EMPIRE FURNACE.
Important to Farmers.
AND
MECHANICS

TIME PROPRIETORS of the EMPiREFU Fur
Il MACE, near the Depot of the Central Rail.
Road is prepared to furnish to farmers at all times
all kinds of farming utensils in his line, embra.
cling plows of the latest and most approved paf-
ferns. Cultivators, Shovel plows, Wagon-sxles,
Caldron-kettles, And.irons, &c. &c. as cheap
and upon good terms, any other establish.
mcnt in the western country.
Castings of all description. Tanning mill irons
Patent scsles, Engine-athes, &c. will be made
10 order the shortest notice, and finished in the
most workmanlike manner. Farmers, and all 9TH
ers who may want anything in the line Of his bus
mess, are respectfully requested 10 call at the es-
tablishment of the undersigned previous to pur-
chasing elsewhere, N. B. All kinds OF county
produce, for which the HIGHEST PRICE will
be paid. taken in payment.
TIMBER for wooding ptows. and OLD CAST
lNGS of every description wanted,
Ypsilanti, April Cd al. A. B. SHAFER
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Valuable property for Sale

YEVT{E Subscriber offers for sale on very liberia
ID terms, large nu nber of lots of land si,ua-
ted in Hisdale, Eaton, Monroe and lonis CO n
ties in this state and in Williams county, Ohio.
They can be bought with satisfactory ssecuriy
on very liberal credit, and presents very supe-
rior advantages Tor settlers.
For more particular description of location,
quality of soil. &c. Pese apply 10 Thomas Pope
or George G Pope at their residence in York
uear the village of Saline.
Ypsilanti, April 10. lo47. l6Stf
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Farm For Sale.

YEyHE SUBSCRIBER offers, for sale the farm
a which he now lives. three miles south OF
Saline village in the township of York, Wash
tenaw county Mich. containing leo acres of good
opening land. 40 acres cleared. On the premi
ses are two log houses, two framed barnes. n
good young orchard OF grated fruit, just com>
meucingto bear. and fifty four acres of wheat on
the ground--to be purchased with the farm or
separate at this option of the purchaser.
Terms part down.. and liberal credit with
approved security or !be re slainder Possession
given Immediately. UZZIEL KANOUSE.
York May IL, 1S47.
For further particulars apply to ]. NJ Edmunds
Ypsilanir. or the subscriber on the premises.
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CAMSON has on hand a large assortment of
~ Miscellaneous Books suitable for Schools
Family Libraries for sale as low az they can
be bot in Michigan.
ALSO.
Singing Schools fnrn shed with books TO order
by the doz at Detroit prices.
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Farm for Sale.

4 Farm containing one hundred acres, lying in
"a in the town of Lodi. three miles west oil o-
di Planes and miles from the village OF Saline.
Upon the .arm is a good log house, some young
Frnit trees. about forty acres under improvement
and some sown to grain. The above will be
sold very cheap
For particulars, apply. to DR.. Marvin of Lodi,
John Earl or Samuel Fitzpatrick of Ypsllanti.
December g. 1916.
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NEW BOOT g. SHOE STORE

C. IRVING.
LAS opened BooT AND SHOE STORE one door
LII vest of the Post Office, where he keeps for
sale all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES which he
oilers for CASH at least twenty per cent cheaper
than can be bought in this village
Those wishing to buy will do we'll to give him
a call before pure haseing elsewhere. Work
made to order on the shortest notice and
WARRA NTED.
Please call and see at the sign of the big boot
south sile Of congress street.
Ypsilant April 81, l847. 16Sf
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AZ look HERE
AMSON Continues to supply

SHERIFF SALE
STATE of Michigan
County WASH {ss
aEy virtue of two Executions issued out Of the
q Circuit Court for the State and County afor.
said. to me directed and delivered | have levied
upon the fonwing described piece or parcel OF
land to wit The west half of south. west quartre
OF section IS, township 4 south of range 6 east
containing 80 acres more or less
Which | shall sell at the Court House in the
village OF Ann Arbor in said county at public
auction TO the highest bidder on Friday the six.
teenih day OF July next twelve O'Clock noon OF
that day. E. III. SPAULDING, Sheriff.
BY J. M. CHTsDrsTER. Deputy,
Ypsilanti, May 81, lS47.
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To Inhabitants of Washtenaw

WHO ARE BUILDINGS!
TIME SUBSCRIBERS at Ypsilanti give no
Il tice that they are prepared TO furnish to
order window
SASH AND BLINDS
made Of Pine Lumber and the sash filed with
The best Eastern Glass at prices lower than any
now offered in the State, Of the same quality
Estimates furnished by letter il required" Sash
can be had without glass if wanted, but the sub
scribers have the facilities to furnish them ready
sett, so 10 makOit an object to those wishing a
good article. Window blinds made. painted and
hung, at reduced prices. Oval and Got ic sash
for Churches, show cases, and show windows.
Also fancy sash made 10 order The subscribers
have practical knowledge of the above business
for Is years, and will convince all those who ia
vor them with a CALL OF their workmanship and
low prices. Shop on North Hdron Street. one
door south of G. Davis Cabinet shop.
Ypsilanti Mch IG Al. e. p e. G.. B. EARL.
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The Old Painter

LAS come back Gust as we expected and his
i i shop is first door east Of Edwards Sash and
Blind mandatory. Thankf full for past favors and
expects chance with the rest of the brethren In
what is to be done in his line of business.
P. HASCALL.
Ccngress Street, Ypsilani. Apr 2s leir
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CULTIVAT TO RS.

n AAA Barrels of Grand River Plas-
IL wv ter MS, received and for safe
the Depot by NORRIS & FOLLETT
August, 45
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Domestic Irnportations.
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5.
Cleared.

Cleared.
n s"5"f Syp9tr ssn brfs
sM: c4 WIN s Sc . a1s A
An. Ha% Ma %sSn Hamburg Schmidt
od 5T ssEt FSs
Ella, Hsl!stt, wilmington. Nc. ' .. ''.'
Maria, swan do, Johnson Lowden; Martha Maria, Ga
US propeller Virginia, Tucker IS DAYS from New Orleans
'D sh ksS ES %s 20 wis., e 30 &c
6l ist 3 ID. IS % SPOKE S whaling s
b. of from London Hampton
f to s dsy Bw cm .vr. ballast.
Dutch Sa5t Moss BORING 0 days from Rotterdam
w ss o S s1 % R Cd x T' Ss e.
Big / BALDWIN days from Savannah, with mdse;
with sugar, to Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig New England; Shepard from Cardenas. 2ls ult with
Br brig Mariner Gins 81 days from Glasgow, with coal
Brig Samuel Patton Barry, 10 days from Cardenas with mo-
to Baas Ssos hsss May s. .poie .shr
S% 81
Brig Moses Bukley7 days from Charleston with mse to
Brig North America Bradbury Q days from Wilmington
Dutch saiot Addef Reins 80 days. from New Castle
schr Mary Ann, Ridgeway days from St Thomas, with
Cape attera spoke whale schr Edwin Of and fm
Provincetown, mos out % bbls oil.
Schr Morning STAR Hardy days from Have de Gasse with
iron order
sshI Damn Green r., Fall River. in balls.s.
Schr Unlon Spring Philadelphia, with coal.
Schr Chief, Van Name, days from Virginia.
Schr Edinburg, Decker Q days from Virginia,
Schr Example, Van Name 2 days from Virginia
Schr Jacob Ryerson Ward, days from do;
Sch. Col Hausen Themas, days from Newbern NC with
naval to ID Sayre.
Schr Fairfield, from Alexandria.
Schr Fairfax, Penheld from Alexandria, with mdse,
Schr Joseph Trimble, Tnmbe, from Washington, NC.
Schr Amelia Smith, Baltimore with mdse.
Schr Elliott, Lanfeld, Baltimore. with mdse.
Schr Marietta, Crouch, days from Boston.
Schr Abbott, Crowel days from Boston
Schr Renown, Lowell. days from Boston
Schr Abbott, Lawrence, Meecker, days from Boston
Sloop Mary l. Compton, Banker, Brandywine. with corn
meal, to Allen & Paxsen.
The ship has up and anchored the North river
Below.
Packet ship New World, Skikdy, from Liverpool with
mdse to GrinnelI Minturn & Co.
bark James Cochran 30 days from Dublin with LOG
sengers, to J McNfurray-Vessel to q Milne.
Also, ship and brigs.
Sailed.
Packet ship st Nicholas Havre; bark Peter DemI Savan
nah; briggs Elizabeth, Para; Phum do.
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Britannia, Bo.on7Counsess Of
Elgn Lady Bruce; Lady Alice Lampton Lady Bornet;
Miss Howet; M. Moat; Miss Johnson Miss Street; Mrs
Anderson; Moffat Roberts,; Cook; Boneno and lady;
Count Monthoon Koss Starch: Bealtey; Whitney;
Petrie Geo Pierce; MI Mrs Fuller CAPT Rhodes; Cel
Estcomt and lady; Earl of Durham; Mr. and Mrs Laon MIR
Jenkins and LADY, Worthsy; Young; Jgge Sam James,
Burstall Meyne Cowiey; Doherty; Appieton AUSTEN; g
Roberts, Morris Martini De la Sale; Geo Marstein Coze
Lady Egn and female servants; Mrs Eastcomb female
vant Countess of Monhoon servant Lord Durham, male
servant
From Liverpool to Halifax passengers.
From Halifax TO Boston-Capain Evnsrd; DR. Bradford; w
L Evans; VIM Stevenson Hastings; Kenneth; McLea;
Lowry; Lord Merk Kerr.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Ship Courier-Charles Goodhue, Mr.
Roberts w Congdon, New York; Geo Pausin, Norwich; .
RIO JANEiRo-Bark Hollander-Messs John G Hurd, N
Baltimore James Deene do; VIM Stewart Scotland; Ar
thur Auchincloss, N York.
sAyAssAH-Brig Baldwin-Mr, 4 Moore Miss De-;
Smith Lady aud Child Messrs Pease Anslee, H Lyman,
DR. Amber, Master Legriel, and IL in steerage.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Moses-John Cox Maine; r Booth;
w Redied, Conn; M Taylor, New York; Mrs NJ Tay:
lor Charleston, C.; Mickle, New York; A Adams,
Adams, New Hampshire; Z Boiken Germany.
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are also up and dressed II Is evident they feel first
rate, and intend to yield accordingly In short look
where you may, everything proclaims that there Ii
good time coming ALBANY Knieker6oeker, Sd inst
The weather has been very unavorabe this season for
our planters being cold and dry The cotton crop par
wthsred and stuntsd Some time since apprehen-
sion OF the caterpillar entertained u peng repo
mat great y bsvs lately
heard anything Of them or the crops in Avoyenes tue
the prairie from the want of rain particularly the
The look promisingly and the planters Will IN ="
DISABILITY b sIfy Ss. POI M
The F.neosfie Valley Wing of the 2sth inst says
| We are now in the midst of q fine growing season
chsersss aspect owing to the bshtns effects Of the
drought which continued Tor several weeks during the
month Of April and early part Of May yet since the late
most lively and promising appearance. - Richmond
Times, Sd inst
The Columbus (Ohio) State Journal, learns from
gentleman who has recently travelled much of the
State end particularly among the counties the
scioto and Miami that the wheat crop looks ine and
from until There can be NO cause to ap-
prehend that Ohio viii have abundant for her own
next year-shoud her necessities again REQUIRE IT, In
the vicinity of GAINESVILLE there were promising pros
poets, and rain had recently fallen in abundance
The wheat, of it. looked AZ well as any we have
ever whilst In other cases. is true appeared
be thinly set on the field The wheat in Rockingham
and further up We understand gives evidence of very
falr crop The corn however Is not in half good con-
dition and without soaking rain greatly fear that
this great staple Of the Valley will not yield the usual
ferson believe that that portion which
der observation will afford thirds yield with
few more refreshing showers-though In some parts Of
the county, believe there will be than half
a crop.-pirginiG Free Press
We saw gentleman the other day from the upper
part Of Baldwin county who informed that there is
little hope for crop among the planters the river
lands in that region The had entirely destroyed
the young plant. Some had planted three times and
others talked Of giving in despair Not only the cot
ton but the suffering from the same cause
Mobile Herald, Nay 2Sth
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RID W.ss. saOSssnd tessoei SHaon;
B1,stci sarah. Sim. Abss:s: NsI:0H L.;J Flint; Eliza:
Robert Rob- Stride Isnasn London. ash' brig fsisivs Ro
Il" A as .sF S:s. s. is;
RssSs s.s:d E y s:si
BARK e D.
mao RcTTr.DAs May 7zols Butler for New York ready
Sssas 5s Ne.
'se.rrrar Roads no d'ts-AH Shamrock Nsvin for New
slIoo May lo-An G9y TJoaP, Clifford. wil%ipstsn, D;
'sSf. 9s4ss f FR May q from Bal.
sSa'sff 81 s..ns
jam: lily HYG .ah. Mss:
ssayss de Kate sesc%S 10Th Tor loading.
JeSs NJ May is-An Caledonia Boudret NYor;
!Iss T Gs1: Nay Hsna., J.nvs Limerick
Toss4i, May TIN port yiehn9n iiom Havrs for NYork
3 M'hs.;e ';; e
dssss ss SsSiSp Rsy
Ss ei%s n i1's Zip NYSSs AZ is5'
E0Iein. .shJ PsSaI% 9 9 G 5 Tam
S alien ~ 5sAa Ss$ SsSfI.sS % II:
.sa T.y II.
%1:a1 81 p cS .s NYo for
Home Ports.
ALExANpRIA June Arr brig Eagle, from Boston; schr
B|ITIaqss. june tHT ship Roanoke Kelly. from Liver
Dsas;'; S NSIyl: from ESsS Ss%lsy
sssx 'f1e
%eR.sr .' se nf Msdol: smith
Mar. % ut ss Es
pool III % ss
Ss Ys o'''A ST Th0m''' 'ehr vsrm
$ s.,.s ,ass R,:
6s1p;s f;slt5Ia RSss SSs:s Sisfs
S:I a'ss Story from s:isinsIs IIE LcEiG 9% fSls
ss
GnH1 Grye rshh, i P
sdeipSi. sssd bark. Mary Elk below. PM
CHARLEsTor June 5ICld steamship Arab, Bishop. GIas
ms9s: G:T
Habsrsham, -.Wssi Indies: Zephyr. Wood do; siOop
s.I s A%ass ssm.n NYor1; .eAr
Asghapi. Nd Bsios Santiago Smith
IN Bs5o. san,isgo 2s,h ship; vc.sbrrg Berry New
Fisk Bskmors. Bs.:t; Sno odID Cogslsnd Xsfs Cruz
Havana tacon Smith Vera CRUZ HenricG Payne DO; Pc
g1o, srngS Sophia Vera Cruz .sh R HssspEy
do Bonteys Ellwe Brs.o: Santiago; Roeetta Skinner
Gsyeston brig Nathan Hale Bradley Tampico sch. Pa
Pepe. Weeks, Richmond Mary Langdon. Cobb Baltimore
Russe banks Santee and bark and brig, names
known. . - .
NEwPohr, Fla May 25,AIr brig st. Patssk Swift Vera
NoRreLK, June 2ArI ship Charles Snow NBedord I'D to
Knowon, Boston; schr W Kempton, BedelI, NYork In
Hampton Roads brig Niger Badson limerick Br brig Eliza
BETH Jones Newport (Wsles3 via bermuda. CID Br brig
Indies; Caroline Edwards Maanzas. lst ship Harkaway
to Bait; soth, brig Clifford, bound Bat-rePerts
ship last evening in Lynhaven Bay In Hampton
Roads Osiris, Hicks Hampton ship bark
and brig anchored below Old Point Cid 3 Br bark Lord
Pee Middleton Cork; bark John Carver Parks Lyerpoo
Br brig David Treuyavas, Cork; bark Samuel Enderly
Geere, NYork Sid Br bark Lord Petre, Middleton Cork
PHILApELPHA, May 4An bark Julia Adams, Belfast Ire;
Br brig Lord Lova Dawey St VINCENT; brig Washington
Monroe Thomas; schrs Hester: Walton, st Johns PR;
Mary Rowland Robinson, NYork; Sidney Miner Bolies,
Nondon; Frances Halett Crowell Providence; Allegheny
Stall Fall River. 49,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived-Bark Levan Hewitt Csrdsnss; brgs Randall
Cook Cienfuegos; Jueventes job Sligo, Ire; Abena,
Mossqmery Turks sland Erie Barter BOSTON, schI. Ch.:
Mary Ann Carone Shropsbire do fowhattan, Bartlett
do; Repeater Jarvis do; Russell Bailey dol barge Mars,
STAG khouse dol schr Mary Elizabeth Buckaloo Haven;
bark, Helena THOMPSON SUNDERLAND; schs eJ9hn;eu
public s!!op, ProSide"c. N Jsains Dodge DO; Rio
TPols1n McF.snd Mary Ann. Racket. New Bed
ssnee Corne Racket stonns,ons Cls9pstE. RnnGIws
Po,ts! Do; JoseGh Brown May do Wn Henry Nay So'
Greenpor; and bark PhilsdeIphi. De Hart New YS!k:
Ida, seuon Port Prince; Gardner Wright Burton Car
denas Henrietta Thuston, Boston; ,chrs Splendid Ridge
way Halifax, Palestine. Green Chsreston Triumph, VIII
Iisms, Norfolk; r. King Wallace, Norfolk Mary Am, Gas
Fall River; VIM Henry. May dol Emblem. Potter doj Avon.
hepublIs. sout do septin. Dodge. fcJt.moath' 59,
Hs%Sas Hu,ehiso9 Dc; REEVES, REYES do TimoIson
lsaa Ssnl Jsyor stokey Hartford; School Boy Nepdyks
barge Shark, Stevenson, New York.
d1scel1ane0us Record.
sHip SEr JACKSON, Mcintyre which sailed hence for
view oesns with cargo Of hay and lime. went ashore
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COmmEltClAL lNTELLl9ENCE.
state Of the Flour Mark cts.

PHrLADELrHIA, June 3-The market has been in an
steamer received privately through telegraph noting
very considerable rise in breadstus In the Liverpool
and London markets. and the prices Of all descriptions
of -four and grain have advanced in
some 5000 5000 bbls Western, Pennsylvania and New
York -four changed hands at IS IS So incl udng Sc
vera lots at the close taken at 50 the principal sales
as so, and mostly bought speculation Corn
meal and rye flour not much doing 500 bbs the
mer sold in the morning at So 37k higher prices arc
asked, but no sales reported to establish prices
whoat-About 5000 bushels good Pennsylvania reds in
Guiding mixed lot sold at 2l2c. Corn-Sales early in
the day at 4c and 5000 5000 bushels since I2Oa26
weight, for good yellow
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NORA BENE.-We are authorised to state une-
qulvocally, that no letter writer In this city has
any Of knowing the views and purposes of the
administration in advance of the public Such pre-
tended revelations must be merely the conf lectures of
their authors from facts within the knowledge Of every
person This is especially true in regard to the State
Department; because from its very nature it is conf
Dental branch Of the government. The discretion of
the head Of that department is well known to the pub
c and he never even converses with any person con-
corning diplomatic arrangements either in embryo in
progress except with those directly interested After
negotiations are brought to conclusion whether fortu
nate adverse Mr. Buchanan is always proud to sub
NIT his labors to the public, unless just regard for
foreign nations renders this improper This is the rule
by which he has been guided since he came into
the department. Whether therefore, General Scott
does or does not diplomatic powers what
the objects of Mr. Trsts visit to Mexico known to
in the United States beyond the and
members of his cabinet and confidential clerk in the
department 1t may be proper here to add, that it is
highly unjust to General Scott to assert to nsnuate
that he not the author Of the which bears
his name 1t is very certain that neither the admins
traton Mr. Trist had any agency whatever in its
production. Washington Union, June 3.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

JusE 3, ls47.-Oferings Of the week 1850 head
mostly Western Beef Cattle including 900 taken to New
YORK 23o Cows and Calves, $50 Hogs and 1000 Sheep
and Lambs
rrees-Beeves were nearly all taken at $61f the
lows and Calves sold at $40 $40 for FRESH $I2 500
LOT opr'a ass 81 ana "a SIS for Dry Cows
ah os 'e. ntnin the range Of Sc 81 the 100 lbs.
sneep ana Lambs-Sl sax was Maid for the former
and siA ssh Tor the latter, as in quality.
"a ~ are rather dropping and good timothy
SIX the 100 bundles. ' o'eaoy at 20 u
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In nsretv healthy state previous death that 1t
cannot be attributed to disease AS to when and by
whom this deed was all remains mystery
which time perhaps, viii yet solve. Mary Ann VIII
liams was born in Indiana, where she married
June 1916. and boarded at tavern. Her husband OBJ
tain possession OF about $50 all the money she had
Into the service of MIR. William Horner respectable
farmer the Burlington road She left him aud lived
with Mr. Patterson neghborng farmer, up to the time
she disappeared.
General Patterson arrived in the city yesterday Az
ter short stay with his family he will the
The beautiful yacht Coquette belonging to Mr. Per-
kins OF Boston, arrived OF city at II o'clock She
Is 20 proceed up to Burlington before returning home
The speculations In relation the Chestnut Street
Theatre which have recently been put afoat prove to
be incorrect to the name of the purchaser as well
his intentions in regard to the buildings which to
replace it. As stated long since, the purchaser
George Edwards, Esq, wealthy stock broker Of this
CITY, not Mr.. Hart and block of stores, which Will
prove an ornament to the city to be erected on its
SITE not hotel opera house. with stores In the
lower story If We to have house 1t VIII %
located Chestnut street towards the west end OF
the city than the locality occupied by the old
There every prospect of the of this
ing many the stockholders of the theatre are de-
sirous to invest the proceeds of the sale OF tne DULY
ing in similar establishment, on more extensive SEATS
and better adapted to the requirements Oh M oPsi"
house r.
The democrats are about to make demonstration for
the purpose of receiving President Polk who is expected
to pass through this city on his way to New YORK
ton while in session here that longer period should be
spent by graduates Of colleges in attending lee
lures is be enforced by the University OF Pennsyva-
MIA the regular of which to be extended from
October to April
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD June $4,000 Reading RR Bonds 73n $500
L. Ire sury Notes 6, 1864; shs bennington Copper Co.
& Bank 6 s.sS is, Bonds, 7,x 100 do
stock 2s so DO do aes rs GiTard Bank l2; Psnnsyys
Bauk J6 10 Western Bank 49, 10 Susquehauna Canal III
$500 U. Treasury Notes. lo5X; 5000 do, 1854
SECOND BoARp-25o Morris Canal, 1871 Ksnsngton Bank
sArrER sALEs2o Girard Bank, 21 50 vicksbnrg RI, II;
50 Reading RR 29X $500 State SIS 1915 200 Reading 100
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