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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
S@AANAAENN

Nous commencons a ne plus rien com.
prendre Oh caractere du public ameri-
cain. On dirait quill prend a tache de
demolir Iui meme, ct tous les jours, la
reputation decourtoisie ct de civilite qui
lie caratterisent. Tn jour, c'est Jenny
Lind qui s%'enfuit dune Vile OH sa per-
some nest plus en- surete, gu Ia police
ne Peut la P~roteger: m%aintenant c'est lie
tour de Nine Anna Bishop. Eft &c qui
fait l'odieux de ces outrages, c'est que
toujours lis arrivent par suite d'intersts
pecuniaires plus on moins froisses. on
msconnus. .qinsi Nine Anna Bishop a
etc huee, assiegee dams la sale du con-
cert, assaillie ct bless6e, parce que lie
maitre dun hotel %pretendait avoir 4 Sc
plaindrc dele. Son homne d'aAeaires.
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Commencement q loi, ct ell vertu dune pro.
cIamation de son excellence Joseph Walker,
Gouverneur de PEtat de la Louisiana, des
elections auront lieu dams la Paroisse As
somption, lie Lundi Sine jour du mois de No.
vembre 1851, depuis 8 heures du matin JUS
qua heures de l'apres-midi, dams lie but
d'elire un representant au Congress pour lie
second District Congressional, TN Senateur
d'Etat pour lie District compose des Parois-
SEES Assumption, Lafourche Inferno ct Ter
rebonne, trois representants a la Legislature
d'Etat, un Auditeur des complies publics, I'm
Sherif, I'm Coroner, I'm Surintendant des E.
coles publiques, ct I'm Assessor pour cette
Paroisse, treize juges de Paix, ct treize
Constables, I'm pour chaque District de Jury
de Police de cette p~aroisse
Les lieux detection sont CONNIE suit:
Ter District. Chez Juan Aleman, on dams
lie voisinage. Commisaues. Octave Wives
Melize Leblanc, Juan Aleman.
Be Chez Andre Acosta, gu dansle voisinage.
Commissaires: Theop. Fernandez, Andre
Acosta ct Trasimon Trahant.
Be A l'habitationde SEVERN Landry, pres
PegIise paroissiale, GU dams lie voisinage.
Comm: Alex. Guillot, Narcisse Templet,
ct Martin Melancon,
4e Chez Marius AIbagnac, on dams le vol
sinage. Comm. Eft. Landry, W. W. Pugh
ct Marius Albagnac.
Sc Chez Drausin Himel, ou dams lie ~voisina-
ge. Comm. j. Leftw!ck, Clairville Himel
ct Amedee Tete.
&c Au cafe de M. Boudreaux GU dansle
%voisinage, comm. Thsod. Labadie,
Aug. Fremin ct Ellie Landry.
lie A ihabitation de E. E, Malhiot, GU
dams lie voisinage. Comm. w. A. Sims,
Vincent Landry ct Charles Bollot.
Sc A la Maison de Conr de la Paroisse.
Comm, J. C.. Raby, C.. Mavor ct II.
M. Foley.
Sc Au billiard de ]. M. Gauthiey a Pain
courtville. Comm. J.. B. Dugas, Felix
GiIIet ct G.. w. Jones.
10 Chez Duffossard Landry. GU dams lie
voisinage. Comm. Eug. Comeau fills,
ViIeor Leblanc ct SEVERN Landry.
III Chez Fir. Mollere. Comm. Hypolite
Braud, Ant. Diez, M~arcelin A. Lee
blanc.
ID Chez Etienne Penisson, gu dams lie
voisinage. Comm. EFT. Pension fills,
Cleophas Pcnisson, Zephirin Giroir.
ID Chez Anaclet Simoneau, GU dams lie
voisinage. Comm. Edouard Babin Anaclet
Simoneau, Valcour Porche.
IA. Chez Dorcino Rentrop, gu dams lie
~voisinage. Comm. Pierre Theriot, Dor
cino Rentrop ct Charles Gros.
Les commissaires Objections des dife-
rents bureaux, ci-dessus nommes par lie
Jury de Police de la Paroisse Assomp-|
ton, sont requis de tenir la dite election,
ct den faire lie retour au Sheriff soussigne
conformement 1 ID loi.
Paroisse Assumption 81 Sept. 1851.
g.. t6 A.. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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vents ct &c i'atmosphere.

81 une pareiIIc faute await etc COM
mise par TN democratic, candidat l'elec-
ton prochaine, NJ. Robt. IN. n'aurai'
pas manque de la recuiellir dams sagran-
de vaIise parmi ses docum ents, ct de la
colporter dams lie district; il est probable
quill nc prendra pas cette peine, parce
que cette faute, c'est lui qui Ia commise,
seconde par deux gu trois de ses a,nis
politiques.
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UN CAS-.

81, CONNIE on IN assure gull en- adj
viendra, M. And Acosta du 2me District
dc P.4ssomption, refuse de ~recevoir chez
lui l'urne ct les commissaires d'elections
OH Sc tiendra le Poll dams cette partie de
la Paroisse?
M. Acosta, par l'org.ne de scs amis,
a declare au Jury de Police quill ne vo-
yait pas avec plaisir chez lui lie bruit ct
lie vacarme, accompagnement obIige ct
t~oujours inseparable dune election vi
vement disputee. II pratt que la loi de-
signit I'm autrc lieu dams lie %voisinage, ct
certes, sa demande n'avait rien que de
naturel. LIE Jury de Police a persiste 4
garden lie poll dams lie lieu deja designe,
ct a passe outre, sans prendre la plus
simple mesure de %precaution utile en- pa
reil cas-. Croit.o or que M. Acosta soft obIi-
&c d'ouvrir d tous les votants de la Pa
roisse sa maison ct SEES apartments?
Pense-t-on avoir lie droit, au jour de Pc
lection, den forcer i'entree, 81 plat 4
&c monsieur de former les portcs ct les
fenatresq Personne assurement ne Sc lie
figure; car lie domicilc des citoyens est
aussi inviolable que Ieur existence. II
sen suivra done. que, faute dun empla-
cement designe d'avanee, les commi'sai-
res devront etablir leur tente sur lie che
min public. C'est en- effet la, nous dira.
ton peut-etre, c'est Ia, sous la voute des.
cieux, Ia place la plus c%onvenable pour
un pcuple libre d'exprimer "a volonts
souveraine. Oui, mails il Sc presente une
objection qui, pour metre qu'eventuelle,
men est pas moins vaIide. Qui nous ga
rnntit que Ia voIonte divine ne dechaine.
ra pas en- ce jour sur la tete de la volon-
te humane tous les tresors liquides ct
rafraichissants, qu'elle nous mesurait ma
guere avec tant de parcimonie? Eft dams
ce cas-, quel sera lie commissaire assez
fervent pour r~esistcr aux vents ct i la
pIaie; qui pataugera tout lie Jour durant
dams Ia boue du chemin, attendant les
electeurs qui n'arriveront pas?
On volt done QUEEN rcjctant Ia propo-
sition de NJ. Truxillo, qui demandait a
fixer an autre lieu pour tenirles elections
dams lie 2me District, lie Jury de Police
a fait preuye d'imprevoyance gu de par
cialite. Lorsque nous disons lie Jury de
Police, Gus parlons settlement des mem
bres qui Sc sont opposes a cette mesure
C'est i eux seul, que lie District a le droit
de demander compte. de son election
ayenturee, abandonnee u caprices DIES
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G~Nous apPelons l'attention du pu-
blic sur la vcnte DIES propristes de NJ.
P. F. HeIIuin, qui doit s'etfectucr de-
main, ainsi quill appert par ravis prea-
liable insere dams nos COLONIES. Les per-
sonnes qui ont des capitaux disponibles
trouveront Ia un beau placement ct des
conditions a~yantageuses-
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Succession de Michel Baraton

Succession de Michel Baroton.
80 Tat de Ia Louisiana Cour du Cinqui.m
sa4 District Judiciaire dams ct pour la paroiss
Assumption.
En- vertu dun decret de Ia Conr du Cinquil
me District Judiciaire dams ct pour la Paroiss
Assumption, sous la date du "a Septembre 1851
II sera oiiert Ell vente P~ublique par lie ~sousign,
Gretier de la dite Cour, ex-otIicio CurateuTI
ia dlte succ ess'on, ala residence dc Franco
Mollere an Grand Bayou, Samedi lie 4 Octoto
1873 a dix heufes du ma,in quelques effets mobi
her appartenant a la dite succession. l1
Conditions compliant.
assumption lie "a 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 GrcDicr.
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J. p. L,ABAT.

GUne %recompense Iiberale scra &C
cordee a celui qui pourra metre la main
sur lie voleur GU settlement lie faire o n
naftre. Cette meme recompense sera &C.
cordee a celui qui fera %retrouver les
chpvaux.
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N Q Is.

N Is.
II rendre, par le soussignf, a bon morHht
pour dn Compliant.
Pates truffes EN- un quart de boite.
Cepes a l'huile.
Champignons a l'huile.
Homards. .
Petits Pois au %naturel.
Truffes du Perigord.
Sardines / rhuile.
Concombres au vinaigre, francais ct
americans.
Liqueurs assorties.
Wins rouges, EN- bariques.
Wins en- ~caisse.
STU ulien- Medoc.
Chateau Latte. -s
Chateau Leoville.
.@f Gruau Larose. .a e## I'll
Clos Bougeat. z-asrt ....s.
Wins blancs. asaerH 4s@
Haul Sauterne. .a. .,.tss. II
Muscat de Lunel.
Chablis. F>s-#
Rudesheimer.
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II AU VOLEUR,

VOLES lie % de ce mois, deux Che
vaux americans Pun, girls pommele,
ayant lie, corncs des sabots fendues;
rautrc, ~alezan, ayant une etoile au front
ct allant lie train; tous les deux appar-
%tiennent au SOussigne,
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Succession of Michel Bnrntnn

SUCCESSION Of Wlche7 Bardton
6EaHE State of Louisiana Fifth Judicial n
II trict Court in and for the Parish Of A.
sumption.
BY virtue of a decreed of the aforeq.
Court dated the cath day OF September 1871
will be sold at auction by the undersigned Cr
of the said Court, ex-office Curator Of said sr
c%ession, at the residence of Francois MoIc
on the Grand Bayou, Saturday the 4th dav
October 1851 at ten O'clock A. IA. Some M
veable effects belonging to said succession
Terms cash.
assumption September - 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 EC. Curator.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Pm conformity to law, and by yirtue of a pro
Il clamation of His Exce|lency Joseph Walker
Governor of the State of Louisiana, Election
will be held in the Parish of Assumption, OF
Monday the Sd day of November 1851, betwee,
the hours of nine A. Nj. and four p. NJ, for til.
purpose ofelecting Representative to Congress
for the Second Congressional District, a STATE
Senator for the District compond of the Parish
of Assumption, Lafourche Interior and Terrt
Bonnie, three Representatives to the State Le
gislation, an Auditor of public accounts, a Sheriff
and a Coroner for this Parish. a Parish Super
intendent of Public Education, a Parish Asses
sor, thirteen Justices of the Peace, one for each
police jury district in this Parish, and thirteen
Constables, one for each police jury district in
this Parish.
The places Of election in this parish are as
follows
LIST WARD. At or near Juan Aleman's resi-
dence; Commissioners, Octave
Wives, Nellie Leblanc and
Juan Aleman.
I'd i" At or near Andre Acosta's resi-
dence; Commissioners, Theo-
phlle Fernandez, Andre Acos-
ia and Trasimond Trahant.
Sd At or near the plantation of
SEVERN Landry, near the Pa
rchial Church; Commissio.
ners, Alexandra Guillot, Mar
cisse Templet and Z, M. Ne
lancon.
4th At or near Marius Albagnac's
residence; commissioners, E.
tienne Landry, VIM. w. Pugh
and Marlus AIbagnac.
9th At or near Drausin Himel's re-
sidcnce: commissioners J =.
Lettwici, Clairvilie lilnel and
and F. A, Tete.
9th At Maxile Bondreau's coffee
house; commissioners Thro-
dule Labadie, Auguste Frimin
and Ellie Landry.
It'll at or near the plantation of E. +.
Malhlot; Commissioners, w. A.
Sims, Vincent Landry, Charles
BoIlot.
Sth At the Court House: Commits
%sioners, J. c. Raby, c. l..
Mavor and A.. M. Foley.
9th " At the billiard room of Chs +. f.
Gauthier in PaincourtviIle
Commissioners, J. B. il. Du-
gas, Felix Gillet and e.. 10
hes.
10th At or near the residence of DUFF
fosard Landry; Commissioners
Eugene Comeau fills, Vileor
Leblanc and SEVERN Landry.
18th At the residence of Fir. Molltre;
Commissioners, Iiippolyte
Braud, Marcelin A. Leblanc
and Antoine Diez.
18th :" At or near the residence. of F.,
Penisson: commissioners, T..
Penisson fills, Zephirin Giroir
and Cleophas Penisson,
I3ih At or near the residence of Ana
clete Simoneau on Pierre
Part; commissioners, l.douard
Babin, Anaclete Simoneau and
- Nalcour Porche,
I4th At or near the residence of Dor
cino Rentrop, on Grand Ri
yer; commissioners, Pierre
Theriot, Dorcino Rentrop
and Charles Gros.
The commissioners of the several precincts
by the Police Jury of this parish, are
hereby required, to hold said elections, and to
make their returns thereof, to the undersigned
Sheriff. according to law.
Assumption, Sept. 9th 1851.
A. +. HICKMAN.
Sheriff.
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Succession Of Jean Boptiste Ozckl.
EMshe State Of Louisiana. Filth Judicial Dis
u trict Court, in and for the Parish of ASSUME
ton. " @g asz.'
Whereas Elise Theriot widow of Jean Rats
tie Ozelet and. natural tutrix of her miuor chill.
dren the legitimate issue of her marriage whit
said deceased, has this day flied in said Court
an account of her administration as tutrix Of
said minors, as also a petition praying for the
homologation thereof.
Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it
may concern t. show cause if any they have,
within ten days, from the date hereof in the Of.
..,.sx,. flee of the undersigned Clerk why
.SeafSG said accent should not be approx.
sSsNs we'd and himoIogated.
NSSssNyG BY order of the Court.
797?fs' Assumption the 23d September
1851. tt1f#. &.
81 DESIRE LEBLANC, clerck.
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Tous les articles vendus au No "a
rieinement garantis Ell peuvent 6tre ra,o'
mes s'ils he ~conviennen, pas.
81 J. JARKY,
E. R
e. Nentt.t. * Ya,;..

Ayant compose un ODONTNc
QUE qui guerit radicalement lie, ma
de dents ct arrste la carrie, a rhonDs
den faire part a SEES cIicns ct d'oyrir ,
services aux Pcrsonncs qui pcuyen +
zvoir besoin.
Ainsi m%aintenant: p|u, d'cxtracf,
plus de soutlranccs, ct preservation e.
tame ct (nCilc.
G~ll va continuer Sc. voyages Conn
les faisait aupnrayant. IA,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-30
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land Warrants.

By a recent Act Of Congress it is enacted 80
That each Of the surviving, or the widow or
minor children of deceased commissioned and
noncommissiond officers, musicians, or privares,
whether OF regulars, volunteers, rangers or mi
li,ia, who performed military services In any
regiment, company or detachment in the ser
vice Of The United States, in The war with Great
Britain, declared by The United States on the
eighteenth day of June, 1912, or in any Of the
Indian wars since 1870, and each Of the COM
missioned officers who was engaged in the
military service of the United States in the
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitled 10
lands as follows: 4
Those who engaged to serve twelve months
or during the war, and actually served nine
months. shall receive one hundred and sixty a.
cres: and those who engaged to serve six months
and actually served four months, shall receive
eighty actes and those who engaged 10 serve
for any or an indefinite period, and actually
served one month. shall receive forty acres
Provided, that wherever any officer or solder
was honorably discharged in consequence Of
disability in The service, he shall receive the
amount TO which he would have been entitled
if he had served the full period for which he
had engaged TO serve.
Under the above act, and the acts of Con-
gress generally The subscriber offers his ser
vices as agent to procure Land Warrants for
those entitled TO receive them, as above spe-
CITED.
He may be found at his Office. in SrOuds-
burg. S.. C. BURNETT.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-30
A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON
From Stuart'S most celebrated Pain
ling.

This large and magnifcen. Portrai, of WASH
INeToN, from The burin of an American artist, is
considered by all who have seen it TO be one Of
the most beautiful specimens Of art ever pub
lished, and a CoRTECT Likeness OF WASHING.
TON. The size Of the plate is eighteen by
tweniy-eight inches, which will make a hand
some Picture for the Parlor, and should be in
the hands Of EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN.
1t is correct copy from Suar,'s celebrated
original Painting, now a, the Stale House,
Hartford, Conn.
l. is fuely engraved, and printed on superior
plate paper. That it may be within the means
of all, the pusher has reduced the price to
ONE DOLLAR!
All persons remiling the amoun, may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return of mail
to any pan of the United States, carefully put up
on rollers made for the purpose. free of posage.
Address all orders, post paid, TO the publish
er. JOHN S. TAYLOR, Bookseller
and Publisher New York.
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DENTAL GARD.

DlHI9 5gMlL CARD,
DIR. ID. A. Jarvis tenders his thanks
10 the people OF Monroe County for the liberal
patronage he has received during his previous
visits
Having The fullest assurances, from The high
es' and proper sources. and from past expert
ence and practice, that he possesses the abii-
~ TO do justice to his patrons and honor 10 his
profession 4; and iha, his operations are as in.
fallible as The works Of (" falible mor,als" can
be expected /; he would solici, a continuance
of favor and request those who know from
trial" to send along their friends
Rooms at the INDIAN QUEEN Hotel, Srrouds-
burg He will no, visit other parts Of The coun-
" professionally. except sent for.
IPPtease cali at The earliest congen1ence
November 81, 1850
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whole checks
The amount Taxes outstanding not paid by the collectors
considered good
Balance the
which deducted
slncluded Checks outstanding $3 Judge
which
and s47 the Interest which has been paid annually
ABRAM FENNER,
JOSEPH FRABLE, !
MICHAEL SUPER, J
Commissioners Office, Jan. 80, 1851. .t....... i.
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Boarding priSoner8-Paid Wm L. Hallock
For George Quoco
For Henry Price
For A. Cross
For T. Cramer
Court Crier-Paid Benjamin Took
Paid do for cleaning court house
PrOthonotary-Paid j. II. Stroud
NJ. II. Dreher
Clerk Of the SeSSionS-Paid J. II. Stroud
nj. H. Dreher
Commissioners clerk Paid John d. Morris
J. II. Walton
Commissioners CounSeI-Paid John d. Morn,
&c J. Fl. Walton
COmnlissionerS-Pai Melchoir Drehcr
Henry Weiss
John Miller
Abram Fenner
Joseph Frable
Michael Super
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oectors the l845 with the made January 7
1850, statement of AUDITORS at last settlement
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PLOWS.

of the most approved plan will be kept on hand,
and every variety of plow castings on hand
and fore sale
U5Wrought iron mill work will be done on
the mos, reasonable terms. The best kind of
sled sooes and polished wagon boxes and ho.
low ware will always be kept on hand.
JOHN G. TOLMIE,
CHAS. S. PALMER
Stroud,burg, November %, 1850.
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SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue OF writ Of feri lacias issued ou
of the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun
iy, Penn'a., TO me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale a, the public house of William Broad
head, in Smiihfeld township on
Friday the 31St day Of January, 1851
a, 10 o'clock A. M the following described prop
erty, to wit A certain Lot or piece of lanc
situate in Smhh6efd township, Monroe county
bounded and described as following, viz Be
ginning at stone on the line of Armats land
thence along said Armats line south sixiy-twt
degrees east twenty EIGHT perches TO stone
thence along land late Of Ferdinand Dutot south
six'yfour degrees west twenly-six perches io
stone, north fory.six and half degrees wes'
sixteen and half perches to stone, north
thirty eight degrees cas-, sixteen perches 10 the
place of beginning, containing
q Acres and n ii,
more or less. The Improvements thereon are
frame ~
Dwelling House, ii:Hs
two stories high, and FRAME Gssszlsaa& Gszza
STABLE. A small sPring-run passes over the
lot. la
Seized and taken in execution as The proper
" of Ransom Williams, and 10 be sold by me.
PETER KEMMERER,
SberiH's Office SIroudsburg, Sheriff.
January 8, 1851.
-
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Dwelling House,
y, III, WALTON,
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law,

. Has removed his Office to his dwelling house,
frs, door below The office of the Monroe
Democrat" aud directly opposite S. J. HollIos-
heads Hotel, Elizabeth ST.
Stroud, ,bnrg, Dec 10, 1850.
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A. h. JACKSON, WI. ID.
Has permanently located himself in the bor-
ough of S.roudsburg, and respectfully tenders
his professional services 10 the inhabitants OF
the borough and surrounding country.
Office al S. ]. Holinsheads hotel.
Str0udsburg, March %, 1850
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STA TE M 3 Mt

OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County.
FEATHERMAN Esq., with the County
Monroe, from January 1850 December 81, 1885, inclusive
~ .stsEas atg1
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marked thus CD the above table, paid
marked ( paid B. s.
Auditors County having
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on hand or made TO order, for sale wholesale or
retail
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tl JOB WORK
Neatly executed at this Office.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-03
THE REPUBLIC.
foonarsrosD.sor or THE asrUsLlc.l
BALrImoar. May . 5

BALrImonE, May IS p. In.
The concert given by Jenny Lind. last night,
was most brilliant affair. The theatre crowd
cd TO its utmost capacity, and the greatest enthu-
siasm prevailed. The divine songstress en-
cored in almost every piece. Signors salvi and
Belletti were also warmly received, and acquitted
themselves handsomely. They left for Philadel-
phia this morning, in the o'clock train, where
they will stay to give only one concert, on Satur-
day night
The weather has become very cold since yester-
day. and il feared that the fruit and early
bles have been seriously injured by frost.
Sales to-day Of 500 bbls. Howard street flour at
81 37k. Nothing doing in City Mills. Grain is
unchanged Provisions firm. Other articles are
without special alteration. Tobacco ia somewhat
frmer. though prices are unchanged. The sales
of the week have been light. The inspections for
the week amount to 800 hhds.
At the Stock Board to-day. sales Of 2l0 Maryland
6's, 1882; 1000 do do, 1927; 1000 Baltimore Ga.
1890, 1861; 5l2 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bon dis,
1867, 93k; 40 shares Marine bank, 281; IL shares
Farmers and Planters bank, 27s; rs shares Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. time, 7s; Is do do, time,
rs; so do do, III; 25 do do, time, 7S; SO shares
York and Cumberland Railroad, 49,; SO do do, %
1916; 23s do do, "a; % do do. time, 2iS; so do
do, "a.