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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22
FUNERAL OF THE PRESIDENT.

Eighty or hundred thousand persons are sun.
posed to have been present at the imposing cere-
MONIES, attendant on the last honors to GEN. TAY-
| LoR. The escort was two miles in lenotb and
comprised nineteen companies of volunteers and
from o0o to 1000 United States troops and ma
rlnes. GEN. ScoTr, attended by brilliant staff,
commanded the military
The funeral car was drawn by eight grey horses,
each led by groom in oriental costume. The car
was hearse under raised canopy, most beauti-
fully and tasteiully decorated, the whole being
snrmounted BY large carved and gded Ameri,
can eagle. lhe coffin was fine specimen of the
art, being covered with black velvet, the edges of
heavy silver, with large silver tassels, looped
with gold fringed buttons. The inscription on
the coffin plate is as follows:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ET. &C.
On either side of the funeral car were seven
United States soldiers, who served under the
President during his brilliant campaign in Mexico.
Immediately in the rear of the car was sold
" hltey,' the iavorite war horse of the departed
President, upon which were placed the trappnos
and implements which he had often before worn
upon the battle field.
FaH-beareys. Pail bearers.
Hon. Henry Clay. Hon. t. H. Benton.
Hon. Lewis Cass, Hon Daniel Webster
and l6 others.
On arriving in front of the Congressional bury
Ing Ground the military escort was formed in Two
lines; the first consisting of the detachment an
pointed to the first voey, facing the cemetery.
and thirty PAGES distant from it the second line
consisting OF the remainder of the Infantry in the
escort, twenty PAGES in the rear. The battery Of
artillery took position in the rising ground about
one hundred PAGES in the rear of the second line
Inc coffin was then removed BY the soldiers tn
the vault, being the one in which the amented
President Harrison was inferred, preceded bv the
ohapialns, members oil the Cabinet. u. S, Sepa-
soIs, members OF Congress, foreign Ministers and
other dlgnltarles, all of whom formed a circle in
front OF the vault. Entering the gravel foot .way
WI, was one OF The most Impressive scenes of the day.
Inc minister proclaimed aloud, 81 am the res
direction and the life, he that belieyeth in me-
though ne die, yet shall he ve," &c., proceeding
win the remainder OF the beautiful burial seryca
OF me Protestant Episcopal Church MIR. CLAW.
Mf. Webster, Gen. Cass, Mr.. Benton and Brig
ueh. Henderson, were close to each other anil
wept over the remains of him who is M more in
ms world; indeed of the unnLnbered thousands
who crowded within the vast enclosure. contain.
ing the ashes of SO many departed patriots. not
one could be seen who did not manifest a varv
htllng sorrow and department
CPnh the conclusion of the ceremonies the com-
Pany retired end prepared to return, when 1ha
hlIng party OF infantry made three rounds. follow
cd by three rounds by the Battery of u. S. Artil-
lery Ihe line Of military then reformed. tbe
right being occupied by artillery and returned to-
wards the city.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22
From the Augusta Democrat, July 90 1916.
SUPERBT,Y RJDsC1rIOVJs.

The most ridiculous idea that we have ever
heard expressed, is, that 'officers elected by the
people are liable to be corrupted" but those ap-
pointed by the Magistrates Or Governor can do
no wrong! This is the doctrine of men who
are afraid to trust the people with the election
of oficers-who think that the people have not
sense or intelligence enough to Judge of the
qualifications ola Magistrate, Sheriff Clerk.
or Constable We contend that the people have
honesty and Intelligence sufficient to select eli
ther OF these officers and the man that denies
it, insults their intelligence and questions their
honesty. The people are the very persons who
feel the effects which result from the conduct of
those officers, and are therefore intimately con-
cerned in their creation it is their money that
supports them it is their business and affairs
upon which they act and it is nothing mere
than just that the people should select them.
The people must govern--the day is not far dis
tant when the letters with W hich they are bound
will be knocked of, aud the power now right.
fully belonging TO them, be put in their possess
sion. They are the only safe repositories of
power, and when we take it from their hands
and give it to the few, we take step towards
monarchy, from which there may be no return.
and we give severe blow to Republican GOV
eminent.
We ask the people to read the Constitutions
OF the different States in the Union, and see in
how many the officers elective ard then
say whether this state Of things should con-
tinue 10 exist.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

THE CLAYTON CABINET GoING.---We announc-
ed yesterday tina, President Fillmore had ac-
copied the designations Of the present Cabinet.
A despatch from Washington to the Phladel-
phia North American, dated Monday, says:
''The President held to-day meeting of the
Cabinet on Public affairs. All the members
were present except MIR. Clayton and Mr.. Craw-
ford, both of whom are sick. After despatch
ing the business in hand, the President requested
the members to continue in their respective de-
partments for thirty days. Several OF them in
timated that their private affairs would not ad-
INIT OF this concession; personal arrangements
having been made upon their previous resiyna-
tons.n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

" HENDERSON M. BELL, Esq, has been
appointed Assistant Marshal to take the census
oil Augusta county
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

~ a man in Cincinnati proposed, for wa
ger OF $4,000, to walk a mile in II minutes
one-half OF the distance uphill,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

u IA Democrat who writes for the Spec
tator, must furnish us his name, if he wishes his
product ions to appear III our paper
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

u The new Cabinet is to be announced this
in Washington
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

u Professor WEBSTER has heeu sentenced tc
be hung on Friday the 3oth of August next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

1t is estimated that by December next four
thousand miles of plank road will be in use in
Ohio.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22


There is another matter of the greatest i'm.
portance, and upon which, we believe, there is
but little division of sentiment. We mean the
election of public officers by the people We
will say from the Governor to the Constable
Cannot the people of Virginia select man as
well suited to discharge the Executive duties, as
the Legislature? 1t is impossible to corrupt the
great body of the people, and induce them to de.
sert correct principles, for personal aggrandize-
ment Few in number; liable to be tempted BY
tie glitter and glare of power and high life, ard
equally liable to the effects of the los-rolline
system, they too often sacrifice the interests Of
the people at the shrine of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and in their pursuit for power, forget their duty
istrate chosen for life cannot be removed let
him be timid fearful or corrupt he cannot be
deprived of his power, but holds it despite the
wishes and in defiance of the murmurs of those
who feel the effects OF his Incompetence or the
conuptness of his Judgment. But he who is ap-
pointed for certain time, can be removed, if
he prove either incompetent to the task, or ex-
hibits spirit OF oppression, or acts in dishon-
est or unfair manner. We are then decidedly
in favor of electng the Magistrates by the peo-
pie and wish to see the destruction of that sys-
tenn by which unlearned and unworthy men are
made the recipients Of favor, to the exclusion OF
those better qualified, and more worthy, We
repeat we want to see a death blow given to
that system W hch acts for the benefit of fami-
lies, connexions, and relations, to the neglect of
the public good, and the general welfare of the
people.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22
+. J. ALFRED, EDITOR.
sTAUNT ON
sFFondag eTF0s'saiaag s., syssay go sss

FOR THE CONVENTION.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22
Esay Of Election, August az.

THOMAS j. NICHE, of Augusta.
ALEX. H. H. STUART, g
HUGH w. SHEFFET,
DAVID FULTZ,
JOHN LETCHER, of Rockbridge.
DAVID E. MOORE, i"
ROBERT DOYLE, !"
ADAM STEPHENSON, JR., Of Highland.
1L5@ The gentleman named above, are all the
candidates as yet announced for the Convention
from this District. 1t will be seen that the names
OF Messrs. MrCH1E and STUART have been adj
ded 70 the list.-we were waiting their annun-
ciation through the Spectator, or for other au-
thoriiy. itmay be as well here, to add, that
Notwithstanding the Yindicator is a thorough
Reform paper, It's columns are open TO commu-
nications containing opposite sentiments.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22
on retired i'm his 66th wear.

Had the second Adams been elected for Sc
cond term, he also would have been sc on re-
firing.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-22

Augusta, Rockbridge & Highland,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
N. 9. LAWRENCE.

.fgent for the safe Of Sosthioorth Manufacturing
ConpGnys Writing Papers.
WAREHOUSE No. 3 MINOR ST., Philadelukia
SAA CASES Of the above superior PAPERS now in
store, aud for sale 10 the trade q, the Io,yes,
market prices, consisting in part Of
Fine thick Fiat Caps, H. H. IS and 10 lbs blue white
sHperhne Medium and Demi Writings, blue and white
Extra super and suPerhne Folio Posts blue and white
plain and ruled.
surerhne Commercial Posts blue and white. plan and
ruled
Extra super Linen Note Papers plain and gilt
SuperhHe and hne Bill Papers long and broad
Superfne and hne Counting-IIouse Caps and Posts
blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps nd Letters plain and ruled
blue aud white
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters Rit.
suPsrfne Sermon Caps and Posts.
Superfne blue linen thin Letters
Extra Bath Posts blue and white plain and ruled
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes
" Lawyers" Brief Papers
SUperhue and fine Caps and Posts ruled and plain bue
and white various qualities and prices.
Also 1860 re8ms white and assorted Shoe Papers Bon.
net Boards white and assorted Tissue, Tea Wrapping
Envelope assorted and blue Mediums Cap Wrappers,
Hardware Papers, &Ln. TJuiy 26sm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18

HAolssa!s Wooden, Wiiior Ware, Broom, BrGsl, C0nb
Looking Glass and pdrietg Store
Nc IL NSrtA Second Street, PkiadelyAIa nHer sfdzsa
Jones' Carpet HareAoHse,
OWING 90 the liberal share of patronage have re-
- eeved this spring from my friends aud customers
has induced 10 renewed exerons for the preparation
Of my fan stock, all of which has manufactured OF
the best materials and from the best manufacturers OF
the Eastern States and Europe.
again respectfully solicit the attention Of merchants
TO the examination Of my stock which will be sold al the
lowest market prices for cash or eiry acceptance
Cedar HGre500 Cedar nd 100 nest painted Tubs
400 barrel and 200 staff Churns 100 Cedar and COO
dozen painted Pals 200 dozen Wash Boards 100 dozen
nest Sugar and Flour Boxes Spgos Spoons and Ladies'
HHion Pars.-6Oo nest Market and 300 nest Clothes
Baskets 100 Willow Coaches Chains nd Cradles aIarge
assortment OF French and Domestic Baskets.
Br0oas and BrHsdes 10, 600 Wire Brooms 10000 sha-
ker Brooms 400 dozen each Wall, Paint, crubbng shoe
and Horse Brushes; Tooth, Shaving, Cloth and Hair
Brushes Of every style
C0Dbs 2o60 dozen Fancy Combs, OF various patterns
sde neck pocket dressing and neoolh Combs Of varl-
styles.
Looking Glasses Of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany
and Gill Frameali sizes and patterns German French
and English Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes from by
npto 2 by all parts Of the Unon)
together with large Of Variety Goods too
numerous to mention.
Philadelphia, September @, Is50-tml2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18

Is balsdtaa Possesses az tae eleaaa.sy and rg4yt,,
f;sfHei Of the acFe1aned PERFFrsc ExFH.cT aud also
Possesses several oe- ledscarios peraris and ,cs-
itaTiy adapted 10 cure c0lGHs and ssUMpTIOIs n
As1fs and csrss GeTs ~ NE Eags H elsewhere ia.sya
y as readily and easily tas safs1a Esfrar4 heaa
and cures kxferHzly.
THOUSANDS Of cures Of thc ssf Aseti.Js Consumption
fully prove ifs sirnost miraculous efficacy 10 az dssas cf
The LUNGS, THROAT, and BREASr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18

JUST received anG II sale a, the Diamond
~ Drug Store. Dr. S. p. TowNsrSp's SA,asA.
PARiLLAi DAVIS PAIN kILLER-a destroy,fNuf
al pain; Dr. DuSLAP's AROMATIC CoNFEce s
ior Piiesi AslATIc BAIsAM, for niaHhna, X 8
EXTRACT or AMERICAN On. by an,
July 26.lf A. A, BANKS, AFens
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
Philadelphia and Liverpool
LINE OF PACKETS.

snIPs BURTHEH. MASTER
bERLiS, TOo tons, Alfred F. Smith
sHENASDoAH, 500 James West
MARY PLEAsANTs 500 J q Bovine
EUROPE, s0O Henry r M,e,cks,
The above ships will sail puneUaIly on their appointed
days, viz:
Prom Philadelphia the 10Th Of each month
From Liverpool on the lst Of each month
9; Taking Steam on the Delaware
For passage, apply 10
SAMUEL PLEAsANTs,
No. q Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA
- Parties VIII find these superior first class SHIPS
most desirable conveyanees for bringing out their friends
the accommodations 10 second cabin and seerase
the most airy and capacious description
- Also Drafts for sale, payable in all parts Of England
ireland and Scotland, from pound upwards
February 2, ls50-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
REAT MEDICINE .

""lofhity fefralned from FeeS-rr.ass d dirg fo
any OF the various Patent Medicines of tiIy
unless thoroughly convinced ofther value Among
thos we consider worthy Of notice e Gsrr.9a Bers
inverted oy Dr. HSesaHd, and prepared 81 Dr. Jackson
in PhiTP one instance 10 particular IN hieh The
superio oi tn's medicine mas eeeniestea has fai
len undes ' oose'Faiion during the last summer,
son of Md ABRAHAM GRApILL Of his county, was very
seriously aeted with Liver Com1in and after trying
IN vain va ous remedies ne purchased bottle Of the
Btt.rs, and s HSihg ~ "ss 50 Hhch relieved Of bis
distressing dt ne procured another bottle, and
Is restored ent''e 10 hshsth-
READ RhIHER A FEW FACTS
FRoN The MELooN HERALD, publsheG Il Weldon,
n Z, Iapr,,y o. %S50, which said
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

10 reanze the great pO of this medicine as uurisay
reaa IN our Pamphlets the perfect cure effected on NJ
d aGsktn, g Rome Oneida county, " r. He was eonsnsd
70 his ped One Pear-~as expected 10 live trtn f-
hoaTs @aShis neck eaten nearly of from esr IA
cara hole was eaten lyongk The -r nes-iy
eaten oae of arm aestyoyed-n Ulcer as fs-gs
there were on him, in all
twenty Large, Deep, Diseharging Ulcers,
vhAsh sAh were ALI cuarn and ba ,...o-.s
B0T'Ts rS s TSn. egaani By the Of ONLY TWELVE
sh-a. las wonderful cure is certlfed to by
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.
ed Of one ~ re e1rS the most undoabtedly substantial
- - - lseen cured since the world was cre
g., - - the ran p0Or aad eErsa:s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
OLIVER EVANS,

No tI South Second Itreet, PAtladtIphia,
haRHictHTer Of Saiamauder Fire and Thief Proof Eroa
Chests, totth Ponder Proof Locks,
A Nd WARRANTED eqnal 10 any other make for Sc
eury against Fire Burglars, having withstood the
test of both, without injury loss the owners.
AsoIn store and Tor SALE Letter Copying Presses and
Books Seal Presses for Corporations, Banks, Drug
gists Presses with Cylinders and Pans; Hosting Ma.
chimes for Stores, Factories Portable Shower Baths
on new and superior constructions intended for either
Cold or Warm water Refrgerators for cooling and pre-
serving Meats Butter Milk, &C. In the warmes " Gather
suitable to stand in part of the house cellar Wa
ter Filters, warranted purify muddy or bad water
whether affected by Rans Mar Limestone or any other
cause. Phila March =, le50-Iy
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FOR SALE BY
al ERED M1pk-S Te,-ssss,,..,


G. ". BREH.M.f.N, .NcTfyto,cn,
~ sFEELY {, co, Reneriiis, !
JOHN .7LBRfGHT, Reedspitis. ~ ~
And by Agents in all parts of the Stoild
All letters and orders must be atlde the
WALLAcr & Co., l06 Broadway Newady Of
November II, lS49-eoly. rowded
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
BAY STATE MILLS
BAY STATE SHAWLS.

VHEsE celebrated and justly acknowledged SUPERIOR
GOODS, in the latest coorings and most improved
styles, viii be furnished by the subscribers IN any guam
tty, at the yeryowest prices. PuFchaserswiA please
notice that the genuine Bay state fabrics bear Tickets
corresponding with the aave cut, and they VIII also be
distinguished from all other Wooden shaws by their su
peror fn fineness Of and brianey Of colors
Orders solicited from all sections Of the country, and The
same will be promptly attended to. Purchasers will also
ind IN our Shawl department large assortment Of all
the other most approved makes and newest designs of
Americani French and Scotch Woolen Shawls, embrae-
ing great varietyof plain and medium styles for friends
ALSO' Superior Paris Broehaeong and square ShawIs
In latest styles and best maBufactureIgh ustre Black
and Colored Silk Shawls-Lupin's Bafk and Mode Col
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Printed Cashmere and Terkerri ShawIs-Pa and En-
bToidered Grape ShawlsNew style Printed Palm Shawls
Neat figured Paris Brocha shawls-Lupn's Black and
Mode coiored Thibet Long shawIs-Piain bound Sea,
Skin shawls-PIsn Mode Colored French TerkerrI
shawis, fringed and bound-Eghtq French Mode
Ccored Thbe Cloth, measuring full yards wide for
ehawis, binding TO matek-Whie and CoioEed Barceo.
ma and Genoese shaws, &c, at Rhoiesale and Retail
ROBERT POLLOCK & Co,
No. Is South Second street, Pkitadelphia.
Philadelphia, September 20, ls50-3m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18

LIVER GDlplllll9,
Jauntlice, Dyspepsia. Chro-,
MIc or Nervous feebiiify.
Disease OF the KGdResss
DISEASES saRis> ~
SING FROM "A pIsoR-
DRRED LIyER OR STo-
MACH, Such As CossTfPa-
TIos, lswARD PIfEs, FULEsEss,
OR BLOOD TO THE HEAD, ACTDirY or
THE STOMACH, NAUSEA. HEART BURN, Dis
GUST FOR FooD, FuLLsEss, OK WEIGHT IN THE
STOMACH, Sour ERUCrATIoSs, SINKING OR
FLUTTERIEG AT THE PIroF THE STOMACH,
SwIMTSG or THE HrAD, HURRIfp
AND DIFFIcULT BREATHIso,
FLpTTERIs0 AT IHE
HEART, CIIaKiNG OR
SUFFoC CATtaC
SENSATIONS
wHEs
In lying posture, DimnesS If Flsoa, D0is
or Oets 6efore the Sight, feuer and dua
pain IN the Head, Deficiency Of Persgira-
ton, YeltoUness of the Skin and Elies,
Pain inthe Side, Back, Chest, Limbs. DE,
Sudden Ftushes Of Heat, Burning Ia the
Flesh, Constant Enagnings Of Erii. and
great depression Of Spirits, can be eGectuaI-
( ly cured b
A0FLAND'S
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Indemnity.


TUE PRLSkLIS FIRE ISsuRAy CoMPASY Of PhIadei-
L. phia-oFFfCE 1885, Ches' eet, near Fifth street.
DIRF
Charles n BanckeT, hards,
Thomas Hart, evils,
Tobias Wagner,
Samuel Grant,
Jacob R. Smith,
Continue to make inst I on
every description of proper. V,
rates as low as are conssteL
The Company have reserved
which, with their Capital and Prem
affords ample protection 20 the assure,
The assets OF the Company on JAM
published agreeably 10 Act Of Assembl
lows, viz
Mortgages, sl,Ol7,43s
Real Estate, 947a4 g.
Temporary Loans, S6O0I s.
Stocks, 5l,523 IS
Cash. &c, IS s04 81
81, ,32s, ,4S2 II
Since ther Incorporation, period Of eighteen years,
they have paid upwards Of One Million FoRr Hundred
TAoHscnd DOidrs losses by fire. thereby aording wi
dence Of the advantages of well
y and disposition with promptness all Tia biiies
CHARLES n. BANCKER, President.
CHARLss g. DAEcKKR, Secretary
AGENT for Miffiin county, K. c. Hal E,
Esq, Lewlstown. [spl2ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-29

having In custody the notorious individual named
Henry o Dorsey, one Of the prominsnt members e.
tsched 70 the fraternity Of this city
He was rrmoved from the city prison BY virtue Of
reputation from the Governor OF Rhode Island, on
charge OF perjury perpetrated In that State On the
trial OF Tom kanouse and Levi Cole robbers
OF the westerly Bank. Dorsey was the man who
TO an a,6 which testimony 10 since ascertainsd to be
false He viii now, posibiy be indicted and tried for
the perjury before the trial OF Kanouss the bank
robbery.
TO THE EDITION OF HERALD.
Being assured that II IL your DESIRE to promulgsts
truth through your widely circulated paper, would
In justice to myself and As a police ofhosr, who
rested francis Clark, Foreman Of Fire Engine JONI
pany No a. for assisting with other members Of the
sane Engine Company, in entering the Engine House
OF Fire Company No 81 and taking away the engine
Of the said company until stepped In their silly
movement by Messrs Martin and Cluskey, polioemen,
would state that arrested him with q warrant
granted BY Judge Osborne for committing the above
offence, and brought him to the Tomb awhen on ac-
count OF the absence Of Judge Osborne, Judge La
threp slowed.bim, his recognizancs to depart
and appear on the follc wing morning
JOSEPH BOWLING,
officer of the Sixth District Police.
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MARKETS ELsEwBERE.


BosroS, New. s7.-Ershasge Bears- 81 200 osdsnssurr
Rsilroaa Bend, pa sl0u0do, B. 900 hOi $1,000 Rut-
Lard Rsilr.,a Bonds 50 g. 9 GOO DO sss y share.
.ssd o $40 Dc ogstn.bgrsh Rsilr,sd ioi 80 DO a.
Bo,,on ard Worcester R,ircaa lex de tss,ern Rail
2 eo Do IS; ?S GO; DO b 81 ssh do; Boston and
k.sssshuse:, Bsilrosd b. 90 a. S2H is do de, iOd
&i 10 do Ma hua ans twe Railroad 100; do. Concord
Railroad, Bb 20 DO Vermont Central Railroad 33A IS
DO do. b. 10 E3s "a do. Boston Concord and Montreal
hsilrcad % no 90. Connecticut River Railroad s3A 90
Rochester and tyracuss Rsilroad, 1a $50 do. Pna-
deltha Wilmington Baltimore kaiiroad 80 30 do
Bdgtverih Con pany ~ 70 do DO 80 D. sii OU DO.
81 ~ de. Boston Bark Ht t2co Bank u commerce. 10l
10 DO. do ., N, lO2i 10 90. 40, .. 4 m. lO1H
Pan krpfrfs, Nov. 2s.--fYru Porrd- 81 90 A. rsvi-
cation 81, az ss0o 40 ,4lSi 5000 o. tki sl,Wo
20 tfh! SLOW Ptnpsylvania s., g77f SLOW DO giss,
leo Pesny lysria %, iOlh siImJ Tilted States bs
W ~ % 81 600 cipeinta a., g7l ~ sh,fss Farmers,
and hsehsn,s nsnl, az % GO Meehanie. Bank, 2oil
@ Dc Rss =, Rsr,sd. e io2 40 Norris cana,
g ls1s. Agcr Sai.s.s7 GO k.sains Gs 70 I9'si sgot
no shares Morris csns az 100 o. Es,dns Rssr. a.
Nsygsi9n 81 " eco sat- s,. lglk g share. ress-
o.. Noristown Railroad So c Sales-siO00 sehuyiki1
Navgscu %. 49, leo shares Morris Canal ~ 300
Rtadre Rkilfcad. IA.
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saloon will be required for the necessary rehearsal
lie Grand Smith, Esq, Mis- Lind's Secretay.
goes South this evening, to make arrangements for
future concerts.
The Musical Fund Hall will be occupied by bril-
liant crowds on four evenings of next week. Three
concerts have already been alluded to, and on
Tuesday evening the Junior Bachelors have ball,
which will be considered the opening Of the season
in that line.
The steam propeller Albatross, to be attached to
the Charleston line, was launched this morning
from Mr. Cramps ship y ard, Kensineton.
A fire occurred this morning in Market street,
above Seventh, in the lower part of house, while
Mr. Nathans, the auctioneer, was selling the furni-
deceased. This is the fourth instance of the kind
within az many weeks, where the incendiary has
chosen this method to obtain chance at pilaging.
Samuel Bean, living in Palmer street, kensng-
ton, was drowned las. evening in Gunner's Run,
in that district