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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-17

"OOD AND BRASS CLOCKS cheap
w er than ever at SAMSONS.
Oct. l3, 1916. I4l
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-17
TEAS!
MRS. RAWSON.

COPARTNERS SHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the Subscribers
have this day entered into Copartnership in the
sale of Groceries g. Provisions as the firm of
KING & SON, under which title their bust
ness will be hereafter conducted at the Store
formerly occu pied by Geo. K. King, corner OF
Congress and Huron Streets.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore enjoyed, they would solicit its continu-
ance.
N. b. Those indebted by note or account
will please call and settle the same without
delay.
G. r. KING,
CHAS. KING.
Ypsilanti, Jan. %. lS47. 3w.
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WASHINGTON, May %, ls47.
THEATRICAL.

PARK THEATRE.-Those who attended the Park last
evening were well entertained by the performances,
which were for the benefit Of Mr. G. Barrett MIR. Wal
lack appearing In two pieces Tonight Mrs Hunt takes
her benefit and 1t is to be hoped that she will not be
forgotten Her claims certainly ought to be regarded
by the lovers Of the drama The bill for the evening
presents attractions which certainly worthy Of at
tention The comedy Of the Trumpeters Daugh-
ter" grand ballet dance by Mile Dinner the play Of
the Golden Farmer with Mr. John Seton Jenny
Twitcher another dance. La Palonaise" by Mile Di
mier. and then the drama of Born to Good Luck"
There is certainly enough in the bill to fill the house
BowERY THrArRr.-Booth takes his benefit tonight,
and makes his last appearance Rchsrd the Third will
be performed. "Tekelin is also to be played.
AUGUSTA AT ST.. Loup.--Nothng could exceed the en-
thusiasm with which Augusta received during her
late engagement at St Louis. Such sensation was
created throughout the city by the reports Of the won
deru things which she did that members Of the Society
of Friends ai aside for their austerity and visited
the theatre to for themselves An instance men,
toned of one fair quakeress, who wrought up to
high degree Of admiration and the occasion OF OF
the artis most beautiful performances, gave way to
her feelings Of delight and arising her place threw
bouquet which she had been holding in her hand upon
the stage at the feet Of Augusta. Madame A. passed
through Louisville, for Cincinnati, the 2st
HEM ALEXANDER, the prince of magcans, will start
in few days tour through the Canadas and will
tarry days with the citizens Of Albany and vcini
ty and entertain them with few exhibitions Of his ne
cromantic powers AL lovers Of magic should prepare
and pay this celebrated wizard visit while he Is with
them.
PALMo's-An amateur company commence a series Of
dramatic at this theatre on the LIST Of
June. They open with the play Of Damon and Py-
thiasn and the farce Of the " Irish Lion"
Signor Btz performed ut the American Theatre, New
Orleans. on the evening Of the 18th inst
Mr. Collins closed his engagement at Louisville on the
evening of the 22d inst.
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MONEY MARKET.
WeSluQs6an Nav On

Ou"esssay, NAuy Ieo-6 +. M
The stock market was not so buoyant to-day both
transactions and quotations have fallen since yester-
day At the first board, Pennsylvania 6's declined u
per cent Reading Bonds N, Farmers Loan u, Canton
4, Reading Railroad Il, Harlem l. Illinois went ND q
per cent Norwich and Worcester "a Treasury Notes
Indiana Morris Canal and Long Island closed at yes.
terdays prices
At the second board, Reading Bonds, Norwich and
Worcester Harlem and Canton closed at prices current
in the morning Long Island fell off per cent Reading
u, and Farmers Loan ~ The market closed heavy,
and the tendency of prices decidedly towards q
further decline.
The State of Iowa has issued proposals for loan Of
$5500 redeemable in ten years. with interest payable
semi-annually in the city of New York. The law
thorzing the said loan, pledges the entire of
the for the payment Of the interest and the redemp
ton of the principals and the constitution of the
State prohibits the creation Of any State debt either by
loans or otherwise to exceed 100000 there can be no
doubt the security of the Investment The object
of the said loan to defray the existing debt and
penses necessarily incurred in tho formation State
government &c. The bouds will be issued for $lO0Ow
coupons.
The receipts of the Housatonic Railroad Company for
April a. $2092 OF against Sl27ls % for the
responding month in 49, exhibiting increase of 473
H. being than sixty per This shows that the
local business of the road particularly for freight must
be very large but small portion Of the receipts for
April this year derived from the Albany through
business.
Five dollar bills Of the broken and worthless Globe
Bank Of Bangor altered to Pacific Bank Nantucket are
in circulation
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of loans
and discounts Of each bank in this city four periods
The variations in the in this department Of
each bank Is seen in this comparative statement
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1877 ,o9o.7ss 1884, 93 80 45s,2O $3.50. 1875
ssl,l66 .623 2l.z7s 800 a5.Ols.a5,

S2I,166,G23 2l,Z5B go 25,0lB851 28,021,76i
These two departments experience similar fluctuations
and are the two most important departments in the
whole bank movement they the best evidence of
the state Of the money market, and the expanded
contracted condition Of these institutions. Any In.
in the line Of loans produces increase, al
though not always to a corresponding extent in the
deposits When discount is made in the regular
of business business paper and the amount Is passed
to the credit ofthe party obtaining the loan it then be-
comes deposit, and such, tho balances of each
count returned in each Of the quarterly reports to
the Comptroller.
The reports Of the condition Of the Bank of the Val
ley in Virginia, for October ls45, and April s47, pre-
sent the annexed comparison -
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Musical.

ITALIAN OpERA.-Last night closed the second season
Of the Italian company at Pamos There was tolera-
bygood house. and "Lucrezia Borga was performed in
good taste Much credit is duo to al the company for
the in which they have performed the arduous
duties of the two climate, to which some Of
the health of several but they have nobly sustained
themselves and deserved well Of the public Several be-
nefts are take place after which the managers will
enter upon the business Of preparing for the fall
up town II must not be forgotten that Signora fco
takes her benefit on Friday next Ihe pare mention 81
hope il may prove to be the The performances for
that evening will be Donizetti's opera Of IL Esir d.
Amoren and dance by Mile Dinner. Sig. NJ Rapetti
the leader of the orchestra takes his benefit Monday
evening next.
APOLLO SALooN-The annual concert of Mr.. George
Loder takes place this evening at the Apollo Saloon
The programme itself, independent Of his professional
claims artist of the hrst rank is sufficient to draw
crowded house. The first is the grand concert
ture Romeo Juliet" first time in New York. Az
ter which, Fecian Davids charming composition of
The Desert" supported by full effective chorus and
grand orchestra paraprase of the original poem by
Colin will be delivered by Mr.. w. 8. Haws, professor OF
elocution in Columbia College Hummes concerto in
fat will be executed on the piano by Mr. George Brs
manuscript dramatic overture, by George Loder We
hope to Mr.. l.. realize what his merits as a dis
tnguished artist entitle him to-.
Castle GARDEN--We have been asked why there
are not exhibitions, vocal and instrumental in this
beautiful ssourn, this year, as well as last We can
only saw that inquiry be made Of the propretors
some lawsuit has been pending, regarding theatrical
representations; but 1t would DO well If Mesrs French
eser applied the Mayor for liberty to have these
concerts until the matter Is legally adjusted.
yArxu.LL-Bradford Jones continues to delight the
up-town folks with evening concerts which well at
tended and the garden is now becoming fashionable
resort.
Mechanics HALL visited. last evening by large
and highly respectable audience hear the celebrated
band OF mnstrels under the superintendent OF Z. r.
Christy They are great favorites and are receiving
extensive patronage.
"The Absent Soldier" ballad, by NJ Levers, Esq,
dedicated those whose and friends are IN the
army; the Fountain Waltz" by VIM. c. Banks, Esq
Gated TO the widow OF the amented Capt Dustan the
" Joys that have SEEM by MIR II Duycknk. and dedi-
Gated to Miss Julia A. Smith, and ballad, " hink
Gently Of the Erring" composed by Mr. Bradbury, ana
dedicated to the Misses Lnsley These pieces Of music
beautifully produced, and will all become favoritcs
with the public.
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Police InfellixencA.

Petit Ldrcsny-Oficer Forshay, of the 9th ward ar.
rested yesterday fellow called Peter Dcm charge
Of stealing lot OF silver ornaments valued at S5
longing the Cold Spring Division of the sons of Tenn
perance The articles in the and possession
Of Mr. John Nichol residing at No. 179 Prince street
The property recovered by the above officer the
thief acknowledging the " corn,n and Justice Drnker
locked him up for trial
Stealing Crockery-Ohcer Collins, OF the first ward
arrested last night fellow called M chael Barton on
charge of stealing crockery from various crates
ing the dock at Coffee House slip Justice Osborne
committed him for trial
B"rgius.-The house Of Mr. 10 eph Puget, 50 East
Broadway was entered few evenings through the
basement door The burglars took the locks oil three
doors. entered the kitchen, aud made of with some
silver and other articles The police should BE- on the
look out number Of burnt matches were found in
several parts OF Il . house.
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RELIEF TO THE STARvING.-We give the fol-
lowing letter without comment. 1t speaks for
ITSELF
WASHINGTON, May %, ls47.
DEAR SIR
We deeply regret hear from Ireland that famine Is
stil continuing there its work of death. Feeling it q
dnty to aid in aleviatng this dreadful calamity,
herein transmit five thousand dollars with which please
purchase food aud ship for distribution in the way
effect the greatest good to the greatest number Of the
suffering poor. Yours. most respectfully,
CORCORAN s. RIGGS.
TO MYNpERr VAN ScHAIcK Esq,
Chairman of the Irish Relief COMMITTEE New York
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SHIP FEvEn-PAUpER EMIeRANTs, &c. - The
city authorities are taking active measures III
relation to these matters The lease Of Deer Island has
been cancelled by the payment Of sum Of money TO
the lessee and large building Is Immediately % be
erected there, which the SICK emgrsns 10 be re-
moved from South Boston Or. Moriarty has been ap-
pointed experimenting physic clan of the
The pilots directed To anchor every vessel bringing
emgrsnt passengers of the south side Of Deer Island
where they TO be examined by the port physician.
Or smith and the agent for alien passengers Mr. Bal
ley-Boston .adc., Sioy 26
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owe in Orange county. about the ls OF va ,
no snce heard from. He Is Az Oh m w. II 'oo ~
feet In he,ht thes spare habit aud quite Tor his
been severed BY s,be When hs st home ~; "sef
no,h "a ~ hi, silk neckerch aud spoke of going
IT,, and 70 Trw York A,v informal on respecting 70
will h, IN ,nkully eved By his fends at e once Of IL
y, ID, Eorrst 81 Merchants Exchange.
Nav York May 2eth, le7.
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College OF Medicine aud Pharmacy, % Nassau street coa
IDENTIFY promise persons suffering from comp Iai OF any
rsfurr safe aud permanent Some OF the most espe
renced physicians in this city are connected with tbs esta
Ii meat, whose CHI ei object assocteg togehe u pun
down ,ckey. nvalid ung their services WIZ u one
II members in attendance for consultation nom A. M !"
8P.M. -.
B. For further particulars and list Of their preparations
Sc fourth page IL his paper Office and consulting rooms OF
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The JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. We again pub
lish the whole of the judicial nominations, as
far as they have been made, including the tick
ct for this city. We do so for the purpose of
keeping the nominations before the people,
whom we again recommend to investigate well
the claims and requirements of every candidate,
before they cast their votes
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with elegance aud utility the subscribers offer their Travel
Ing Dressing the complete of kind Y
onAeia1ed They possess all the merits Of the imported AZ
compsct ard every thing contained them ode for
each furnished with the Subscribers Metallic Tablet
q. SAUNDERS s. son, III Broadway
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FAST SAILING.-The bark Success, Capt. Lo-
vell now at this port, made voyage from Bel
fast, Me. to Norfolk, thence to Sligo, and back
to New York, in forty-seven sailing days.
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MA AND BRANCHES.


In October lsa5 the Ind debts amounted IN $40 AlO
49,. ,....,,,. a. 80 80 - go A., -,
ana doubtful depts TO $lOA49 In April ls97, the pad
debts amounted to 81 SOL doubtful debts to $500
The crculaton of notes accora;no IN tho ronort for
IT. 80 49, go so,ooo
1p', 1871, was aS 'ono~s IN no'es Vi Pioo Ps4'oo
Dos, $l55075 20s, $474s3O los, $iS2370 5s, $17s22
% "a aos. Ia a o6a. ,nak;ro total os ahova nj
a, 400 400 - '
pi,o''''oo'
The aggregate movement in April ls47, slightly ex
c.eds that ~ Oct 1919 Witch IN tho u.bu;t;e. Ia
.~a..- A.. o,-i,., .~'..-
connneo u the crcuAton ana deposits ana In the asse
to domestic bills discounted aud notes Of other banks
The second animal ranort of tbs Nos..huse,t. North
''p' VI 'A' N,''''"''."'e.
erh railroad Company gives very favorable view OF the
affairs Of the concern The report states
ann -
nat the finances OF the company nave been pfospe-
rou the assessments promptly paid and the STOCK mas
curing AL the preSsures OF the money market mantan
"a i.S position NJ or ABOUT par WINE the tursoi .o
ROAD as lar M opened nave been all that couu De e.
pected Inc two freshets when nave taken place ths
spring TN February ana Apr nav. not caused as mucn
damage ms it was feared they would while the road was
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NAvAL.-United States ship of the line Ohio,
Capt. Stringham from Vera Cruz, bound to Bos-
ton, arrived at Havana on the 18th inst.
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Mountain SIlyery Beaver without will be Introduce
Saturday, the goth and sold for the ensuing
their standard PRICE An adequate supply Of the rial
obtained under ne and their
manufacture enable Co to their customers
before been offered the price in this any other
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steamboats, for term of years. This is valu-
able privilege, and if carried out energetically,
cannot fail to realize fortune to the enterprisng
person who undertakes it,
Thus it goes-our big conquering republic is
teaching her young sisters how to avail them
selves of their resources
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STEAM TO BELGIUM.-The Chamber of Com
merce of Antwerp has recently appointed from
its members committee to examine and report
on project to establish line of steam naviga-
ton between that port and New York, brought
to their notice by M. Camille le Hardy de Beau
lieu. This committee is composed Of Messrs.
Catteaux, Wallet, Fuchs, Osy, Nottebohm, and
Mauroy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27

tionf want first rate Gold Pen cheap, Try those that
J. Y. SAVAGE, 90 Fulton street, is selling. He has
them from 81, upw ards, with silver pencils inclu led We
suppose hat inform the uhlc that pens
sold by Savage the cheapest and best the city Don't
mistake the number % Fulton street.
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indspensabe stces so hecessy 10 easy Tree and good
writing IL not get one immediately Always in order
find them the most economical The best
men " the city kept by w Creation Co, II Cedu
seem Determined to untens any other house ia the city
either wholesale retail No matter what be the e
Of wanted find il there and what better still
from rs. to 6s less in price than at other places.
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most approved srt,ee now having been before the pub
lc Tor the lat thirty he had wholesale
the ,scber The public and strangers are invited 10 cali
and examine the various patterns
q. SAUNDERS & son,
III Broadway, few doors above CuurtlAnJi 81
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THE YELLOW FEVER AMONG OUR IRooPs'-We
were informed day two since that many OF
our Young men who are DESTROYS OF taking part
in the war with Mexico, are deferred from
volunteering or going into the regular army, by
certain reports that were set afoat here and
elsewhere, to the effect that the yellow fever had
broken out among our troops in Mexico.
We have the best authority for saying,
that az the last accounts received from both
armies, that under General Taylor and
that under General Scott, that the troops
were in good health 1t is only in the
neighborhood of Vera Cruz that the yellow fever
prevails to any extent. In the table or uplands it
is unknown. Where Gen. Scott and the army
now are, the altitude of the table lands is some
seven or eight thousand feet above the level of
the sea, and the climate is as healthy and salu-
brious as any part of the world,
There was, we believe, no yellow fever among
ourtroops on the RI Grande last year, is there
any probability that there will be any this year.
The fact may be attributed to the perpetual ex-
citement in which the men were in, which, as IT
is supposed has counteracting effect upon a
sickly climate.
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Slxty-FOurth Annual Cow entlon OF the Prt
testant Episcopal Church, In the DiOcese

sixty-Fourth Annual Convention OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, In the Diocese Of
New Jersey,
Assembled in st. Marys Church, Burlington on
Wednesday morning the 26th inst The clergy habit
ed in their surpces moved from the bishops residence
Riverside at 10 O'clock preceded by tho Right Rev'd
George W. Doane, bishop with the venerable friend Of
the late Bishop Hobart Rev John c. Rudd, Of Utica,
New York. followed by the family and pupils of st Ma
ry's Hail. and the officers and students of Burlington
College, to the church. Morning prayer was read by
the Rev. MIR. Watson, Of Newark, the episte by Rev
DR.. Rudd the gospel and communion service by
the bishop. The bishop preached an eloquent sermon
from Galatians, 9th chapter T. o. 10th verses which,
owing to the aeness Of the hour unable to give
a sketch Of
The holy communion was then administered by the
bishop and DR.. Rudd asssting previous notice having
been given by the bishop that recipients would remain
kneelng after the distribution till the consecated se
ments conferred.
The annual address, by the bishop, was In course OF
delivery when our correspondent closed his letter
The delegates mostly presented their credentials,
when the convention adjourned to ~ p NJ.
II Is not presumed any topic Of great interest like to
provoke discussion will up, unless it be the right
of non-communicants to a seat and vote
D0mbey and Daughter, elegantly illustrat ted,
and most entertaining production rvang Dickens
Dombey and Soa has Just been issued by Williams Brothers
81 Ann street.-lTrue SUM-
Price Is cents.
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deas hair and more compelen. do than Barker
Broadway opposite the Carlton House He has reduced
price from Is to 2H cents Constantly hand large
Of Ornamental Hair Work. of every description and
color. Ladies' heads shampooed and dressed.
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and entertaining production, rvalng Dcken
Dombey and So has Just been issued by Williams Brothers
81 Ann street, True Sun.
Price Is cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08
NUMBER 40.

Well-iesing apart, hope you will know some
time or other, what this reatmen, really u.s. for IL
you do, you will pitch your caomel and iodine 10
the dogs, and come up here and get well. Moth
ing can can be ridiculous than the ears of the
danger OF this practice, especially Of hose who are
all The tine swallowing the deadly posons of the
apothecares. do not mean TO say that il may
not be risused by the unskillful-I have known
cases where real mischief has been done by ipno-
rant practitionersor that any horse-docior who
has seen bath can SET up an establishment The
treatment requires much medical science as any
oiher much more than IS possessed by half the pre-.
scribers of laudanum and calome in the land |
would not trust myself TO any but physician, in
whom have as much confidence as from long ac-
quain,ance, have in Doctor Wesselhcef. But. in
proper hands, the fear Of danger from il is ridicu-
lous. Do you think my paraytc neighbor Jumps
into plunge bath at AZ degrees every morning Us |
do!--or that feeble women are pat under cold
douches 30 feet highl If you do you are good
ways beyond reason
Oh the benefits of the treatment you must come
here to Judge. Doubtless there are cases which are
not cured, Though few that are not beneftled) and
theE are diseases TO which the treatment does not
apply The system makes no pretensions to infa-
libliIiy But 1t does challenge comparison with any
other mode Of treating disease in regard 10 the num-
Der OF its cures, and il claims infinite superior-
~ IN the fact that it does moi drive the diseases
OF nature by the diseases of art, destroying the sys-
ten with slow poisons, but cures where it does
cure, thoroughly, aud restores the patient to real
health.
DR. Wesselhefts Establishment is this year in
excellent order. 1t has been very much enlarged,
Is capable now of accommodating 100 patients and
is in The hands Of an efficient aud energetic SUPER
intendent. wish that the grumblers Of last year
could be with us now, to partake, in our new din
ing hall, of our excellent fare, and to enjoy the
comforts of well regulated establishment
No place could have been better chosen for such
an undertaking. Abundance Of the purest and
coolest spring water, fresh and nyigorating air,
and the varied and magnificent scenery Of the Green
Mountains, combine to make it most desirable re.
treat for the invalid. might write you much more,
if had time or space, Of my long walks among the
mountains, but have not yet given up the hone
that you will come and see for yourself .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

OConne is dead The influence Of this once
potent name is to be seen in the columns Of type
devoted to his career aud estimates Of his charac
ter, in every Journal British and Continental which
we take up "Aher le's ftlul fever, he sleeps
we'll" Every writer, according to his country, his
creed, or his preiudces analyses the deeds of the
departed. No man of his day has caused more ink
TO be shed, more types to be moved, more paper 10
be backened. TO reporters and editors he gave
incessant occupaton-the former by reporting his
speeches, the latter by criiicising them. The dis
ciples of Caxton have LOST their best friend, and viii
mourn, irrespective Of politics. The uncrowned
monarch Of Ireland, he welded more power for