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rFor the Information Of Strangers

her OSS wishing 10 find their Town Loti
or Lands ; or wishing TO purchsss Govern
ment LsIir!s, viii please cali ON J.. Woulley j !,
in Joliet nearly Opposite ihs Eagle Tavern, whstG
particular descriptions of Lands or lows. ,Los1
can be given by Oh. subscriber for the Couufit1 Of
Cook, viii, lroqnois. Grundy, Kendslfss sd Ek
Sale, and he has on hand maps, a Noe copy OF
Record, in nearly all ihes cuunifsf.
JEODIAH WOOLLEY, u.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
il for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared 10 take fire risks, all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, DC
These companies are so favorably know through
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, ESQ.,, Joliet, and Morton
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey of build
ings will be taken at the risks of the above COM
panies. G. s. HUBBARD; Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
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NOTICE.

An Anti-Slavery Meeting is to be held
in the Court House. Wednesday evening.
Addresses viii be delivered.
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making constant additions TO his Stoch and spares
no pains IN selecting articles of Il very best
quality, ana at the lowest possible rate for which
goods can De bought fol- cash, ia enablsd TO Of
Ter no smalf inducements 10 all those wishing to
purchase articles in his line, which will BIZ sold al
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding at distance, by sending their orders ia me.
can rely upon receiving as good articles and a as
low price as il they were present themselves.
J. Fl. BROWN
r. ST. have on hnnI all excelIant Bilious
Fli', Tor family, use. manufactured by myself and
put up III boxes containing eighteen Pills each -
rice l2s cents. j. II. d.
Joliet, June p. I84T.
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LOTS & LANDS

Many ofthe above have valuable Improvements
OF them, for sulo on reasonable terms Alsc
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
$. w. BOWEN; General Land Agsn:,
March, lSi7. Joliet, III
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HOO SHAWLS now opening and foi.
HUI Sale at LOVES Store
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% WM VA MN zee

LII those wishing to purchase pure article
OF QUININE. can have all opportunity by calling
at BIZ OWNS Drug Store, where they can find i,
Gneap' Also Opium, Salts, Sulphur, Cream
fastar, &c, at reduced prices.
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FAlNFS.--All kinds of CoIored Paints. ready
prepared III Oil, can be had on short notice, AT
BROWN! Dr Store
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DRUGS & MED9SINas.
Paints, O5E, V'NrasiSEt, SC.

/. THE Subscriber would lake
this opportunity 10 inform the in
haoi,ants Of Jolies and The public
generally, that he has now on hand
at the old establishment Of Brown
IL Co., one door north of, r. G..
Duncan's Store, a general assorr-
mentof DRuGs. MEDICINES, PAINrs
On. VAPvteu &c o,d ,L :,
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RlyeR and HarbeF Convention.
Alta mesting held in Wilmington, Will
county, on the 18th inst, for the purpose
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w anted.

Wistax's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
A supply of the GENUINE at WOODRUFF's
DRUG STORE. novt0
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EMPORIUNT OF FASHION I

Spem Oil Wsrren,ed Pure at LOVES on
- Chicago 81.
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@GHWME at HA 90 II
Fhoss yMOFF.4TS FILLS at WooDnUFF,s
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A Choice ios Young Tyson, Gunpowder a ne
IN Imperial Tea at Matteson's
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0sgoOd's India OholagOgue. FOsgase's
AnosVne CovdiaI. Wynkoop's Tonic, Sands
Sassapasilla. Dalley'e Pain Extrac Tor, at
novs0 WOODlUFFsS
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SNE PS. Blue Merrimac prints. for sale CO
Ae1 loves by the piece or yard cheap.
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Baltimore; ;eh; Jossphne H9lms: Aux csy; John
"a Es:ss: .s; FS;;i:::S:
IssSss; bSss Logan. Foss: Hssr osl.sd W. Henry.
WIN Rogers also shiP Arsbil!. brig: Ss.m.n r...svs
Home. aud rom Roads. SsVins started thence on Thus
B S.I a;': RR;:s 1i;:
f;s i:s:S: S:, ~:
tom La Gusyfs Porto G.Ssiio May Fiowsr HupPsr,
rcS sss:y OIL fssn
Magnolia schn Michigan. Terry. and Carlew.
La%sLs Nov 2,-Au ,,eashm sou,hsm,r. Berry
NYoIt; .sSE sarah Ann. asaa ssd &
sehr Trio smith Harbour Island ,ihnATI brig. San Jsen
Chr S. joSs
D4svEs' Nov ss"AH .shi Eliza Jane: sDsaisiar. New
A Sf ven b.S BRIG
';: Aa NE x, 10 port aa "nd 'enf Jacob
East iEoMA'ToF Nov aiAu schI. I..ae AehoIn Crock.
SD SD ish orc; seh1 1. %: Fs1ws swan q. w.
d:D k:y
fol D!hon Harvest. for Taunton toni Oregon
fssa:SSs bsso
s do
Baltimore; New Haven. bounds
lev. Dane Wei Weif .sst tsrhsS.n ashA Srs Gala.
a FHsa :HS as sas
tom Nc Tor Kenn bunk schs Ellis stee aud Alert
collins Phil,deleh,s Be:soa Sid .sh,s F.rsnss Saud
so.o% in port bark VIM Harris: STss Olive fho%p.on
'sss G SsS Balls a;S
NV h'p Cs.ous T9sy Gs1
MAY slower Crsbtee, NYoIk; Lubec bark Hans Sshu I,
BoIdeaux brig Baltimore orrson Galveston; schr Sylvia
Sao. Bsw E1.
enaea; Co:
umoa. Winch, aud Caroline Riddle Vera Cruz; SAINT
Chareston Pascagoua Burns, Mobile; Sears,
NswrosT, NOV ,c5Arr brig M...rdi;, PEBBLE Geeseown
s. dc
gus Hsgn; Batavia PARIS; Challenge Parks and Dadem
New Bspronp, Nov 2l--An sloop Emily, Kirby, New
NKwBuRyroRr Nov 2a-Ar Br schr Isabella. Hilton St
NosroLx Nov 2,-Ar schrs Gen Taylor Crane, Camden,
Mel Jerome Gorham Boston; Voltaire Linnel. Hyanns
PoRTLAND Nov 2s-Cd ship st John new 5s2 tons) sko
field. NOreans Arr 9Th, schr Lepy SNOW, sale more
H. sI Rom.o bsnehsd Bmoo
PORTSMOUTH,, Nov 22-Below schr Effort, Wood, Thomas
ton for Ar 2h :eh % T %.,d MS
below after striking ledge near Deer le will proceed to
salem Nov ad-td seh. Rival Burke Rio Grande; Mas
sau, Bray, West ndes Triumph Percivs York Sid schr
Pelican Crosby Philadelphia Arr 23h brig Jacob Story
Sckney Cavs9ne 2dth brig Allen, Williams Isles de Los
Sullivan. Nov as-sld brig Factor Handy. NYerk
SAVANNAH, Nov 22-Ar bark Vernon. Paxton. New York
THcx.srcs, Nov s--Arrschr Msguntieook, Films. New
Marie, Ms New Adsisdo taefpos
Norfolk Cid prev to 25,h ship Mary Adene, Creighton
TAUNTON. Nov 23-An schr Pierce, NYork. Sid sloop
Oscar, do.
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Cleared,
SSn,syiase kossS.os; sosh:S% ; 's ssen sn
Sshs:
:;:
C I, Iass:
NJ Ni'',ia W. W.!Io %n's' B:s:sa
psy &C.;
sss g. cs
Flott, (sIem) Hayshon Port Plat, Beehte pIsyer
aSsy G5Ss Sr9t y ks.
SELL 5.issy Plymouth M Pst, ysa 5Iaat Cora: dS5I
%Is$
:. MAi sPS Ss William
Dennis do; hienz Durfee, Newport; Helen Smith, smith,
Dsrby'C1 Arr,x.a.
Bark Tssman Somss Calcutta July a. Sands Head goth
Z. is
DORIS, 10, santa ts Crg.: p, n. .oa.
with 1880 bags coffee LA packages md'c to s kim ronsdes
Bark James Hail. Curtis. Galveston 50 days. to Badger
PsSs q, INST s 81 II Ion 81 spoke brig LINDEN Of and %
d%. from vss %Iu. fes ass%Pnd !; s 70" lon
o and s oe
Palladium The :spsrenced heavy weather. having
ss say. Of Az ss s s
4 The thick fOx 0a Thpr.dsy. 10 mile: sE q the
sehr john Jones. Smith. Bnndywne days. to Allen &
schr Rebecca, Collins Brandywine days. to Allen
Schr Edgar, Bartlett. Smyrna. Del days.
Below.
One ba'k' unknown 1.v..,
Packet ship Margaret Evans, London. and others.
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Among those in private life, we have Mr. Jane

Among those in private life, we have Mr.. James
b. Clay, of Kentucky, a son of old Hal, who
bears very distinct resemblance TO the great
statesman, and is a great Clay man, we should
guess. He is attended by Mr.. Pindell, of Ken
lucky. and they move westward in the morning.
an hutist giving concerts at Carusis Saloon
Good Judges say that what Ole Bull is on the vi
olin, Choctaw Chubbee is on the one keyed flute
create little astonishment we have not seen
or heard him, but from all we learn he is a
genius on the flute.
The weather is getting almost unseasonably
cold Bon Muir
p. S.--News Of the election of John Bell, of
Tenn. to the Senate of destructive earthquake
in Jalisco Mexico, and of the death Of that CHI ef
OF the rancheroes,, Canales. Open house at the
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

BALTIMORE Nov. 26-SI000 Is 1867 lo2ld f250 Md.
sg So AZ IS shs. BSORR. 3s,< a3 do DO $685. IS do DO,
ss e Il SEQ oS aa f0 aT bd .sy noes
slo.ed At ,oo asked s bid State six per cent, closed
aske 97A bid Baltimore and Ohio Railway shares, 3s1s
askcd, 80 Z bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 81 First Beard-4200 State 5s 72,
Commercial Bank, 50s4 300 City 6s To- lO2 .fer Sales
100 Neshame Copper "a Mechauics' Bank as rhia-
Bsns, 49, IS Grard INK, io'< Second Boardl Phlide
pha Bank, ll7 5000 State SIS 1875; 5000 do 73; SOC Will
mington Railroad 6s 83zs 400 do 83 200 Loan 6s l0
inter Sdies-looo Lehgh 6s 63; 80 do coal scrip 81.
BosToN, Nov. 2e-Erchange Board-32 sh, Merchants
Old Colony do 81 Northern do 100; rs Western do, loS
~ 11s 90 uo ~ - gns ze' zoo 40
SIX; Is do do ak; 800 East Boston Dividends No
G m, 5; $1,000 Readng Ra ilroad Bonds, 1850, TAX.
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IN rae CUhE VI sxniCYUnE.--i. .on.l r..
ossaSyns much space isiIoyas VIII ::
Judge whether he has this complaint and its
0 f
and long established but structure
Gs n h anS
pain Of anything directing the attention to the seat Of t: d.
only when uflammaOn happens be superadded; and with
to Ihf f: .as sy are $
the part itself There however three which
&c but Ta
a Of y shs, Ss
relate to structure in is more and settled form while
when easily and certainly removed The first Of these
the much diminished i%psdsd, that
cohe are rsSdusted and II should be- found that drop
Mo w steal .Tsy $, to ws e h m
UNcyREDEIt is not 50 much how long ago may have
en!sd as how long the gieey stage may have connred
.sIs.t may Without proausns .esars one
%
Tor period Of from sig to eight weeks this would strengthen
anf5
ss a that a ss Of g d
50 uegree OF
Of which the patient does not oDse h?
lso serious effect though little understood but il unqses
onaSy true Indeed cOGns the
these g: The
The Private Treatise" OF the author little volume which
is parts Of the world A. the Of structure
proceeds, the activity of mind Invariably returns
On the of strcture it repeated that this is certain
free from pain or and generally
avery little time. So much this however, could not have
been but such have been the late i'm
in this art that, by proper means and in the hand,
pshed many days formerly demanded months. Many
ALSO who consult the writer personally OF
distances &c., undertake the themselves and happily
Dr. Ralph, author Of the Practical Private Treatise, &c.,
consulted upont diseases there referred
SO Greenwich and those who apply in the early Of
these diseases, will be surprised the rapidly and little
convenience attending ter cure. He believes, however
is chiefly those who have suffered from certain class OF
pretending people, and other who properly
probate his ervces especially in Structure from its first
iron UNCOMMON advantage in addition to very extensive
radical which h has ground for stating can be obipsd
audit to P. NJ SUNDAYS invariably excepted Consua
tons BY letter may be addressed 800 Lower Post Office
New York" 81 30t*rc
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for certain purposes only state that ct the time
this order given to Lieut. Col Fremont had not
arrived at Monterey, and think did not arrive for
about week afterwards.
Do you recolsct conversation In Monterey AZ tn.s
time between Gea. Kesrny and Lieut. Col Fremch.,
when the latter ordered to leave his camp On o
outside and como into town and stay there Anu W.,
you not requested by Gen. Kearny TO Do ""n''' W
that conversation, ,.. A.. A.
A. At Gen. Kesrny's request, was witness W .ne
conversation | think no told Col Fremont on .nss oo
cason that he must come into the Town sno reiuain
there. - p..uuu,. ;,..r
tion To arrsat Lieut. Col Fremont
A + connot recollect the exact time but think It
was in the month of May, on the return from Los
Angeles. A.. -, ,..r. 90 r..
witness on the trial of Lieut. Col Fremont?
I received n letter in st. Louis, about 9th Septem-
ber from 0sn Kearny, In this city. was informed In
that letter my had been given in "a witness
on the trial 1t Col Fremont That was all the tnfor-
nation had mistaken In saying 5th September;
IL was In the early part Of October
Col PAYNE.-Of this year?
A. Ofthis year Yes sir.
q. Do you know whether It calculation on the
part the part Of Gen. Kearny to have the trial Of
1t Col Fremont delayed until he (Col FL could get
witnesses from California that he would be tried Who'll
ly on documentary and written testimony
A. don't know anything on the subject, sir.
After short time in elaboration with closed DOORS
the Court adjourned till tomorrow.
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RIO DE JASEipo, Oct I2-Busuess in sales continues
css Of HSos ,tooS ar
ed at 900 bbs of which, first hands, there NAV be Of
old crop 1900 to 1000 bbls dealers will purchase and
anxious for new to arrive The bakers really
want good -four; single cargo Of Richmond would per-
haps bring 22OO0 but that two three arrive about
time, would put down the price to 1000 the
several csrgoes known to be coming to foreign
houses, unused to the business. Baltimore probably
will decline to l3I or lab II as much was sent as
last year, and were it white and good a. the
two cargoes of recently imported, it would lessen
the demand for Richmond, more OF 1t than usual
would be used for mixing, and hence Richmond would
likely fall to l7slso00 possibly less II large supplies
arrive and finally in the absence of speculation in any
event prices must down II supplies sent d.
TO Montevideo and Rio Grande will be wanted
from here 1t will not be safe to send to this market
COO to II 900 bbs per month this estimated
as the extreme consumption, at prices leaving fair
profit to the bakers and when Baltimore reaches 10
and Richmond 20000 1t IL understood that consumption
falls of Saving prices to bakers considered to be
Baltimore 1911 to l4N and Richmond 1911 to I'LL We are
now advised ofa cargo wheat and -four coming from Chill
and Of $500 bbs our being daily expected from Trieste
Domsstics very dull at losing prices Tea without de-
the ID, short SKIES $50 ~ Lard and Hams-Salrable
Beef and Pork-Heavy sale. Coffee Superior 1880 to
Sooo tirsts 300 to 1850; regulars 1880 to 2560.-
shipments 10 New Orleans have been unusual from
june TO October 1886 1920 bags against time In
is47 Al 100 bags There shipped there from June
to 3lst Dec 1886 l3439 bags freishts-Vessels con.
tnue scarce and SIX and sik per bag the quoted
rates to the United states for coffee Exchange 276d
dollars 800; doubloons al 900.
fERNAMnuco, sept ~ since our last communicate
we are without any change Of note In commercial af
fairs Business at present Is at stand Our sugar
commences In October, and will open under yery
favorable auspices, the crop being quite
The stock of American -four il all in second
hands A cargo from Trieste Ia retailing from drst
hands at 2IN0uO 24n50O. Exchange rules ut 26xd
27d We have had no recent arrivals from the United
States. The ship Tama Collins from Sumatra for Ant
werp, touched here Sept for letters and sailed same
day for destination Capt G. reported that pepper was
plenty at Sumatra and prices low, say Az Left NO
date given, ship Rome, CurweD to sail for the United
States in 30 or 40 days.
GEonoErowr, Denerara, Nov 2, lei7.-Snoe our last
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M ARRIED LADIEs-Married Lads. would find much

M ARRIED LADIES-Marricd Ladies would find much
wi to interest them by perusng Moral Physiology written
by the Hon r. Owen with addition, and by r.
Clover M D. Were this book carefully read by every
ried person. aud the advice strictly followed peus
ded that different state Of society from the present would
family Of children which could be but poorly reared
many prudent people from entering the matrimonial
here is work that will tell you important secrets which may
obvate all such objections Price Of the book so cents For
sale by Zeiber Co.. corner of Third and Chestnut
Philadelphia, and the Editor No Ann New York
al Ire
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D1SSHytttPSk RE!fY tSTtS!? lHcoSS

NENOE. Oh NOCTURNAL EMlsslON5, &c, He-Ihn
s:ssy sa;:' H Ess;:
- the "hsbnssI o. me- The q th: eoIdsl wiz fully
sustain this high encomum The highest medical authorities
tee for the cure Of The above distressing complaints. The
proprietor does offer this remedy u the snlcfed Cah
the early indiscrce secret habits Of YOUTH
the Of the passions n lpeI VIZ
liver. paptaon of eheart dyspepsia costvenes PAIN IN
head dimness Of vi,ion vertigo unacy ioss o. On
lasude, premature
and total decay of vrty Mentally ths victim suffers aeer
melancholy iorebodings; Of social inerconss
timid.y and Of Solitude These are some q
the effects Of this violation of the laws Of mans physical ana
cases Of sudden decline or consumption
and particularly in country where these solitary habits
prevail to alarming extent and those whose mamp
which should the state will perceive this ad
verisement treats Of an important subject to them
eeTds-it the only Of hope iof you fhs
which accompany medicine are highly important to the
mrried and single Price 81 bottle; SO half dozens
n BThis cordial contains mercury. or any mineral
Sold wholesale and retail by o. FAY 1876 Fulton street,
Lamp Store, Binding, New York Also by the Doctor
at .s:iasass 81 THIRD ID venue New York
city country by addressing above, paid
xiso for sale by DR.. wsdswoh. IS North sIain stree.
Providence. l.; at ls9 Washington street Boston No
Brosdwnsy Albany and By Msn and ws,sty $40 Market
B-Msrried psr,on. and those contemplating marriage
sssCas
such disability viii be Carefully forwarded to the writs
address C and extensive practice this
ea render MS
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n AsTINlsS COMPUUND SYRUP OF NArThA-
Not only positive but warranted cure for
and all diseases Of the lungs This has decided the dispute
about the durability OF consumption and satsed the
faculty and all who have used that consumption and all
the lungs cannot only be cured bni they are
th1uman frame liable The operation Of single bottle
which dollar sufficient satisfy patient
altogether far gone with the diseaseof this fact
single dose evidence OF its extraordinary
huence and eradcatng the maadJ, by the me
date relief which II affords Thi. quack secret
dy Dr. Hastings its dscoverer Of the most eminent
physicians Of tbs and has made full disclosure Of its his
the responsibility of combining himself for the ,ake Of
profit secret which calculated do such universal
good And such has been the wonderful results of its
tons that the London Lacet Medical Times and the
eminent physicians of both hemspheres anxiousy calling
upon erer have immediate to it. and proclaim
ing that of all known alone has positively estab
lhed its efficacy by undeniabe proofs figuring consumption
aud all other diseases of the lungs.
Price One Dollar bottle bottles for five dollars As
this expensive preparation not lett around on
commission, the mode with quack medicines. but must
will general limit its sal. TO the larger cities
and and the efoe residing where Hastings
Napha Syrup he obtained and who be reached by
express, steamboat any other publ conyeyance
should direct TO M. A. r. HARRISON No. ~ Greenwich
New York. enclosing remittance for the number oil
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and Tor.
wadcd them manner to secure their sale ana speedy
Notce-Moorc Co.. the former agents for this medicine,
have with the OF Dr. Hastings of London sold and
the agency OF the American cont cnt to M A.
Harrison who is the sole agent OF jasngS Compound
Syrup Of Naptha in the United States and Canada
70 30tsm
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BALTIMORE, Nov. "a, Is

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a l847.
Commencement of TVinter--Strange Case Of Sui
cids-Burglaries Governor eiect--Mr.
Fosvest-Mr. Lover, &c.
This is the first wintry morning we have yet had
in this section of the country, and ice an eighth
OF an inch thick is about in abundance
A young man named Jacob Shuster, was yes
terday morning found dead in house of i'll fame
on Mott street. It appeared that he went
home from the theatre on the previous night with
a woman who lives in the house, and had persist
ed during the night, that she was relation of
hs-a sister. In the morning she left him in
the room; he pcrs sted that he was not mistak en-,
and shortly after the report of pistol was heard,
when he was found to have fired pistol into his
mouth, and died few minutes after. He was
evidently mill wright by trade, and it is thought
belonged to St. LOUIS He had been boarding in
respectable boarding house, and had comport-
ed himself in most exemplary manner.
On Wednesday night the houses OF the Key
Mr. Reese, and Chas. M. ekyser were bnrglarl-
ously entered, and robbed of various articles ot
value. We have abundance OF burglars In the
civ.
The Hon. Philip Francis Thomas, Governor
elect of Mary land, is now in Baltimore, making
arrangements for taking up his abode at Annapo-
lis He will be inaugurated In three weeks from
Monday next.
Mr. Forrest closes his engagement at the Holli-
day street Theatre, this evening, IN the great
character of Virglnius. For the last five nights
the theatre has been SO crowded in every part
that hundreds had to be refused admittunce.
Mr.. Lover has had crowded aualtories to his
" Irish evenings at the Tyre buildings, where
Herr and Sivori give good concert this evening.