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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ES-Six first class ocean steamers left The
port Of New York last Saturday afternoon.
Two Of them were for Havana and Chagres,
and started on a race.
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Patterson & Co., Druggists,
~EshR0ESaal. sVN.s


7 SANNER'S 0iL,-Tcn baFrels Tanners Oili
H. No. | and Q, just received and for sale BIZ a
noy5 PARKINSON s. Co. SO, Monroe e.
NDlGO--Two cases Madras and Manila In
j digo, u prime article. just received by
noya PATTERsoN s. Co.. 30 Monroe ct.
NUTMEGS-one case prime No. / Nutmsgs
LIZ received and for sale by
noy5 PATTRRsoN IL Co, 80 Monroe st.
lNsEED OIL Turpentine, Alcohol and
IL Lard Oil constantly on hand NJ low rates.
noy5 PArTERsoN 4 Coz, 80 Monroe Sta.
ED LEAD--Red Lead, Viii D Lead, airy,
H. y and in oil; Litharge, Veniiian Red and
low by PArrRKsoa Il Co,
noy5 80 Monroe sL. Wheeling. VI.
COD LIVER OLA Supply of Col Liver Ola
~ warranted pure ahd fresh for sale BY ga4
I4s PATTERSON & CO.. 4I{
noyg-tf No. 80, Monroe %. Wheeling. Va.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

~-Winter is coming, sure. Hot stoves
and overcoats are in good demand. Who
of our subscribers will bring us some coal?
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EsvEzekiel 7. Cox, the editor of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette, has been Clerk of the
Courts in Muskingum county for nearly 80
years. ID @
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E1-The Kentucky Legislature meets in
a few days, and n Of their first acts will be
to elect q United States Senator. IA
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American Temperance Magazine

We have received the first five numbers
of this valuable moihly, and we are free to
admit that the more we peruse it, the better
we like it. There is none of the fashy,
trashy, milk and-water literature which is
too often found in the publications of the
present day. On the contrary its pages are
filled with just such reading, as will have
a tendency to implant in the minds of the
young, those principles of morality and
virtue, which should be the pride of every
American parent to disseminate. Portraits
of distinguished ~champaions of the Tempe
rance reform, embellish each number. Ia
king it altogether, it is a most desirable work
and we hope.,it may receive the patronage it
deserves. Terms, in advance-S2 year
Address, S. +. Cary, editor, New York.
EyThe Stenbenville Messenger of Fri
day last says-"One hundred men are at
work on the Rail road to-day"
@Don't forget that we have been ma
king some additions to our job office lately.
If you want handbills, plain or colored,
come right along to the "Sentihel" office
and we can accommodate you on short no.
tice, and on terms to suit yourself.
E1rCadiz Temple of Honor, No. Sc, for
the last six months, ending October 31st, re-
ports as follows
Initiated during that time, IA
Expelled,
Received for fees and dues S196,79
Amount paid out for benefits, $4,000
Number Of contributing members, 81
We should be happy to receive items of
information like the above from any of the
different churches, societies, &C., in Harri-
son county. We have . place in our paper
for all matters of general information.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Eg-The Steubenville Herald Of Monday
says-'We are requested 70 state that the
entire line from Steubenyille to Newark, is
now under contract"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

SuSHAWLS-A good assortment OF Shawls, from
- the finest all wool Bay State, to the ommon
est article to be seen. at
nov5 HOoc & Co,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

BarAbout 1900 foreigners have beer
naturalized in the city Of New York aimee
the first Of October, preparatcrytoi the com.
ing election in that city. a,1 M
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VAPES AND SLEEVES.-A beautiful ioI of
~ embroidered Chpes. Under Sleeves, Colin re-,
and Cuffs, on hand aud for sale by
nov5 HoCc &iCo.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

HrDo you want a first rate likeness of
either yourself or any member of your fami-
ly? Ifso, remember that DAVIS is the man
that can do such things up right. He will
not charge you more than two dollars, and
the time may come when you would freely
give fifty dollars for a correct likeness OF
your friend. So then while they are living
and the in bloom of health, secure a perfect
picture by calling on Mr.. Davis Immediately.
His rooms are over BealPs Drug Store. where
specimens may be seen, as also at this Office.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

6NOLLlNe' Axes and Hntchets. together with
" great variety of Hardware, Queenswarc,
Stone-ware, G Groceries, Leather, etc. at
nov5 tTpeG a. CO
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EsgrMajor General Twiggs. Of the United
States Army was married on the eth ult,,a
n ensaeola, to Mrs. Tabisha Hunt
Me8sN Ss leF a
4gSssubenville has hesn lit with gas.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
Col. Geo. w. THOMPSON.

We rejoice to learn, that this true hearted
and untinching old Democrat, has been
elected to Congress, in the Wheeling district.
His majority will probably reach 500. Two
years ago, u Wing was elected.
We congratulate our old friend upon his
glorious success. and we hope that this is but
the beginning Of still greater victories for
him. lie is every way worthy of the high
trust reposed in him. Here's u Ey- Col
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

We call attention to the advertisement of
this article now in our paper, and at this sea-
son of the year, when colds and coughs are
SO prevalent, the information it contains will
not be found unwelcome. The eminent
names, lent to recommend it, are conclusive
proof of its value. In addition to these we
have been favored with the perusal of letters
from many distinguished individuals, as well
as humble sufferers, who acknowledge their
indebtedness to this valuable medicine, for
the recovery of their health from painful
and dangerous diseases. 1t is at once safe
and pleasant to take, and is certainly very
powerful to cure. Those who are afflicted
with coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarseness,
asthma, or indeed any of the various atec-
tons OF the lungs, would do well to try the
Cherry Pectoral, and will have no cause to
regret the experiment.
The JOYS OF Con vALEscENcE.-There are
few sensations known to the human heart
more alive with sweet joy and peaceful hap
piness, than the CONSCIOUSNESS of returning
health. When sickness for months and years
has pressed the spirit down-when pain and
anguish have filed to the brim the cup of
despair, how joyful to feel.within the glad
some flow of health
nr
Such very often are the household Joys
throughout the length and breadth of our
land, where the pale and ghast ly Consump-
tive has been changed to one blooming pic
ture of health, by the timely use Of that ex-
.cellent and long tried remedy, DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. See advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EH-One hundred cats recently left New
York in n vessel, for the California and
Oregon market, In Oregon a cat can often
be exchanged for a horse.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

GSTThe steamer Pacific, with dates tc
the 18th ult, from Liverpool, arrived at N
York m the morning of the eth ult.
The English papers are still filed with &C,
counts of the Queens visit to Manchester
and Liverpool. Her Majesty reached Wind
sor Castle OF the night Of the 18th ult.
Kossuth had n tarrived in England up to
the 18th ult., but was hourly looked for.
At the last advices from thence the steamer
Mississippi had not reached Gibraltar,
The flood of emigration from Great Bril-
tain, and especially fromlIreland, was begin
ming to excite the most serious apprehen-
sions.
The government demand for the repay
ment ofthe moneys advanced to the Irish
Unions during the famine, is causing much
stir throughout Ireland, and some downright
population.
Thomas Alsop, the celebrated stock bro
ker of London, suspended payment on the
18th ult. His liabilities are very heavy.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

lar Ague and Fever and Typhoid Fever
are unusually prevalent this fall on the Mis-
souri, River.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

RMATHIAs H. BARTLEsoS, Of Cadiz,
was on the 18th ult., admitted a member Of
the bar. Mr., Bartlcson is a clever fellow,
and we sincerely hope. that wherever he
hangs up his "shingle" he may have lots Of
practice.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
The Cadiz LYceum

Meets every TUESDAY EVENING at the
Auditors cdiee. The public are respectfully in
vited 10 attend. noy5
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Was Us Az EDlzoR--The Rochester
Tines aasyeRs The question by stating that
aa kaitQr y enc who reads newspapers, Sc
lArie miseelanys writes articles on all sub
isctss ssts types rcsds proof. works press,
folda, RAsksRpand directs papers. and some
times carries l~hem-=prinss jobs. runs on er-
rAnds. yaaws wopis works in the garden.
takes ears u Ehe babies and Tracks the cradle.
salke VI the pstfons who call, patiently re.
1eiSss blsme .iQr . thoasand things that. nev.
- conld ~ done. has scarce time 10 enjoy
$40 auist 0f ssnstMEs.s sBstoratiye.n sheep.
aad sstecm himself fortunate If he is not as-
ssultnd ~. battersd hysone a~nprinciplcd
demaxoxaes rho loyss poppet shows and
hirea lhe fabble nth \ glass 81 brandy to
FsiM him ~ sane petty Saha. That's an
Aa,foE*g I'll HaA IS Ask
aasdess whNt think yOa Of e. sditorss
n@1 90
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

RB-We shall give a correct report of the
Harrison County Agricultural fair in our
next.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Che People 3 the Pe0ple's Rights
CADIH. ONO.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
Coal Wanted.

We win take coal at this Office Ia pay Tor
bscsiptbn iAIAoY rodn6e ef AlIkfhd
ohey viii not hettFused. Ao
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ETThe man that didn't keee q cuss for
body" was at the fair last week, He
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kNRENGH MERINOES-bIack, green, purple.
L. blue and nlum colors; together with plain
and fancy Alpaca, plain al WOO and cotton and
wool Delaines; Irish Poplins; hrocade, mohair
and dress goods of every style and quality, at
the cheapest store in town. -
noy5 . fUoGG &, Go.
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On Hand and for Sale by
WIN. HOGG & CO.,

ca lZ OlIlO,
5INLEG ANT rich brocade Silks, the finest Ia
kAtown; also II beautiful assortment OF blnck
Silk for dresses and mantillos, for sale by
nov5 u ~ i9Hf}n3s 4s -HoGe a. Cos,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

~ n Mia los pf bnuoas put on
NJ ksssirss u our satsss
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
Mora New GOOD.

DECEIviNG ptthe sign Of The Big Paddock,
LN3HhidwA fe ID selling lower than ever ssch,
for sihtegsises u Call and see.s I'D YY8sl gssHgit
eesOs sDlTMARs A. THOMMAN. Il
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a speek Of war.

The Madrid Observer Of Sept. 10th, con
olnless very inAammatpry article with thi
language:
"a geneEai cry has been raised in Spain
sgaints Che savage sympathisers of Lope,
and his bsnditti. That cry is Wan ant
E1TAknIsArfosi The supreme govern
ment, let the dispositions which it may have
adopted be what they may, must hearken tc
that cry; the government cannot stop its ear:
TO tho popular voice. which. by the press.
Toars in thunder throughout the land againsi
the infamous rabies Of the United States
Roy. then, againts that race Of pirates,
vho aim'a the dominion Of the whole terri.
aDxy Of the New World.
Va sgainss these avarieious traders, who
aim t8 snatch Cuba from rs.
Var, BtssrmiSstios and hatchery. againsi
those -ungratsful towards. who have traitor.
ously endesvored TO Wound the generous
heart'ofS Spain ~ 14
No more tolerance: 40 more doubt; nc
useless installations.
We present to the consideration of oul
government the following propositions.
That sar be officially declared against tht
republic of Washington.
That our diplomatic agents be recalled
from the United States.
That passports be granted to the Amer
ear Ambassadors.
That's al Spanish vessels be armed as priva
tssFs. and that letters Of marque be granted
10 those OF other nations who desire them
That the people will rise as one man anc
otler to the Government the support Of thei
sg cruces aud their arms.
That subscriptions be opened In our PROV
inoes. inviting all good patriots to contribute
70 the augmentation Of an army and navy
There win not be . single Spaniard who
will nos bring his mite to the national trea.
There viii not be q youth who will no
Tush TO seiSe4he sword in defence of the flag
b gCastile..
There win not be . father but win be dis.
possato offer his son IS . sacrifice upon tic
altar Of bis outraged country.
Wan. then, Wan against tic pirates Of
World Ass<rsai Let Gcf degraded and sps.
k6ms Gss6odaJ ssl No ekscss Of our ssnoea,c6!
NHE ~ AHE
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

AZ Some curious archeclogist has dis
covered that the yankee clipper ships are
built ID the precise propositions Of Noah's
Afk' tas saassoT4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Cadiz Temple Of Honor, No. So:
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall adj
joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the FIRST Mond az
in every month
|Cadiz Lodge, No. $50, I. o. o. F.
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING. at G o'clock,
in the Hall, adjoining the Market House.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ED-Gerritt Smith has issued an address
TO The Liberty Party, in which he advises
the negroes to resistance even to b~loodshed.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

a FINE variety Of Trimmings rl black and
"A spotted Fringes, from inch up to S inches
wide. tor sale by fnov5l EIocG e. Co.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

BsrThs G~overnorof Maryland hes issaed
approximation setting apart Thursday. No.
iyembsr 27s a. aday of Thanksgiving thrns
out Thai Stats.
NnrNN~rNnrN1~ M @at
EzrsHcH fell here this morning 10 The
depth Of about two inches.
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Iist Of Cities and Towns

In he United States, whose population,
by the census Of 1880, is 10000 and up
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

GDvAscoHespondenl Of the Cleveland
plAiAdsalsF. nOminatcs the Old Buckeye
chief" Governor Wood, for presidsnk IL
1882. we second that motion,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

kyThe stenbenville Messenger of Fri
day last says-"One hundred men are at
work on the Rail road to-day"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

aARPEt 5. --sriped, VGniIiuu, hgafed Nh
" wool, and cotton and domestic Carpets; ,e-
gether with hearth and door Rugs, Carpst Sacks.
Bags, etc, Tor snle by
noy5 s+ HINGE 4. ca
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BLANKETS OF 4 superior qaalily, being
k0 M'Kee u Robinson's mike of goods, always
on hand, and for salcb by
nov5 WIN. HOGG & co.
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Iuld.H get UP . muss. no how,
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e.: s;,s,:': .lasss cosi J:ss.is wsts;s. S.sys.
8; 81 81; 49,. s;:;;
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A. 4 NJ :;s.: :, s:
bah I rsy r.b Asss,s :;, brig Clement
NJ, I;;.ss s sss.S Sy:;i .n. '' -
s ili,ii ss - ss.s
Is Sr:.ss :sss: "a
sshrs Whit. OAK. xssy f Ss,..H
I assm Forth :sSS h. ss,sS. Paul Boston
So; EYs,.
s.S for nYe.i iss; 9iisx g, Bette. r,-,,
Per.nouh; x.hissa NTort IsssnSn Hss.fsrd for
BATH l..s Day.
9 fer Aa 70.
with isss Of bow.Yr L.ustiss. jenkins NReri Di.mosd
wsspess for
gtiS. Portland FOX EYerk 1srslshssd. Xssoun.
HOIsIs HOLE. Noh s. PA-sid sohrs Ada. Clarendon
"a .ss s,E Haskell Boston for rA.
r..sn % ieI G...ns; ChsIlis willie. Fe.p's.; Dam
Neveomb Boston Tsnsier Leo Jamesss Patriot Buck
s Jsn 1sIo .ass ard
Portland fer do. Sid sehrs Mary Anna, Chsrn. Eaw
port II AN brig KetsmOra' hrs Sylvia Hisees orsen-
DE- chs1li; while, Lucy Jane Psls Alto L:. Patriot
tvs Del March ;. SH-csD; Tho: Trssisa from tn.
s IHs 'i.s: sais
h ss:e the Ess a GP;
60 before getting aaoas sgAu ro-
sss in d.s.h morning s1 and M
ss .lse steamer yrsinia from Rohmend bark and ab.ut
hss: isf
Ksspp Syorl CID bras Sarah Brown. Aadross. NYork:
Shx Es Manchester Tyler NYerl
Ss:, Sss E:s,s:ss s$ssi sSs: asss 81
Sa1rs; t.rh wrisht j. Boston; 9th. chapia Bal
sah cn es n.n 81
ton; TAYLOR sleeper saysnnah; schrs Con Harrison,
9s-Towed to sea, banks Rosae, and Hawthorne and
Erwroar. aeh Arr brig John B.lch Melville. Havana
NV L9sDos heh Arr schrs smith Ho.xioh
sloops pecatur NYori for Norwich; Usduspaus Sanders
NANrucSrr Mob s-Arr schr susan, Russell. NYork.
PMLAD,LrH,A. March 8 Arr brig Mary Jane. Ya,es, na
csstsiis s Ga sobr pT Theapsen coton
Yors Joh Compton, sharp Provioenes Fisher Andcr-
.s.S 81 Fl; Sss1 sin:, as
sf ssS Htns sassns small
Il An asSs, P ss r ..ss
Dyer Thurston. katsnr,s brig Grand Turk hoclnrs Ha
Rcssosn, March sArr bark Virgins. Boush. Norlsans;
'e s .oa S.sy K. HYoa for
sa Nc s'As r ssT rs ssrs. Brown 1913
days Lyeipoo via F.,al ohIs Pheni1 saov
GA 81 big. k..is Smith eS.dsloSps Tyrone. Leland
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On the 5bh of March. CT innamma OF the
bowels ANr suxnIpAS daughter of Terry Sheridan aad
Bridget sheridan native Of PArish OF MAyne County
Westmtsth, ireland.
Her hier d. and those Of her brothers in.law Pat
rick Sheridan and Richard Gun ming ham are rerpact
~ o'clock, from her fathers residence No 2ssvenh
street
On "Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst, NAM Louisa,
youDgsst daughter Of George " and Adelins Heibit.
aged years, 10 months and IL days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon from the ienee
Of her father, No. 40 Rose street, at 4 o'clock.
ON the 9th Of March 1851, Brevst Major WILLIAM 8.
HrsRr OF the United ststss Army aged 81 years and
10 mon hs.
Tn. r.sives and friends Of the deceased aud Of the
families Of the late John " Henry and Daniel Tomp
the funeral at st. Marks Church saturday the 8th
inst q 12S O'Clock, without further invitation
ON Thursday morning, after short Illness GsoRaE
W.sHISersN, son Of william B. and Rebeoca walsh,
aged one year and four months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral, this afternoon, at ~ o'clock from NO 30
Orchard street.
CD the 9th of Marsh. at his resiience 19l Sixth
avenue OIrts Mus, In the Both year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of this family, also New
York Cbpptsr No. IL, o o. A, are invited to attend
hi, funersl this Friday afternoon at clock from
his late residence, 1ei sixth avenue.
on the 9th OF March, 1851, Mrs. s.p.H nastl Bsr.
DrS aged 80 yeefs.
Prayers will be ssid at her late residence. No. "a
Fast Fifteenth street, at one o'clock NJ Of the 7th
instant. Her remains win be taken to oak Hil
Greene county New York. for intsrm,nt
ON tn. 9Th of March, Of Ery.ipelas CATHsHSE Straw.
Arr relict o. william Stewart, eyed Sc Jssrs.
Her friends are respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral. at her residence, No Minetts street this
dag. friday At O'Clock, p. NJ
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MARKETS ELsEWHERR.

BosroS. March SIT Apetioa-Is shares nauufacturers
insnrapce company iss: DO. Boston Athsnsum 1919
Colunsisn Bank, l0 40 do. kerchAnts Bank 12 80 do
Washington Bsnk lo3Aa lo 50 do. Granite BANK. l03k
iea % do North Bank lO3 50 d. Atlas Bank 1873
shares Boston and Maine Railroad. I: is do Boston
Providence Railroad 50 aS do. Boston and Worcester
Railroad ices r4S DO. Cheshire Railroad 81 6d,
6s,l isl do. Vermont Central Raload. 3 33; 49 do
e sido osden.Surs RsfoaS S 50 d.. as sod, &c.
Go Concord Railroad 55S do Cent ton Company. 5aA
~ Log. do Edsewerth Company, 81 50 li6 do. do. $50
Bank luz 10 do Bank Of Commence iO5S 100 sullivan
<. iroad sorsase Bonds IA sseoad Board.ss aares
R,rosd 81 ISIS do Ease.orth Gomp.ny. s4 sx 80 DO
do st0d s1 100 do do bod ,s1s; leo do. do 81
DO western Railroad lt6 10 do. Boston and Maine Rail
road, lOcA
PInIAn,LPHrA March 6.-Psra Board-ssoo Penn 6's.
Moss 20c Penn. So SAY; 3Ctado eown ?ts 1900 do. c..
si1s 30 Ress,Dg es ~ So tov do So W0 Kensins
20 $50 DO 70 3 $50 DO. o. ; 80 DO IS, S IS vieks
hanie- bank s 3Penn. Railroad, 49, do 2is., ii9
ae Girsrd Bank. lsh. Brwcen Bodrds-i67o Penn. 6s.
csnsl l5k 90 do l77s zoo n Am. cosi IS 80 d.. SY
ssooLd Bcard-i le0 &C. 81 u.s. 300 City Railroad 6
3, sgosG hoes 200 Penn o. 10y, 0oe sS Nav
ke.d ns taro az PA go do sos 5Ge, Sgie-3ao
do. =; sou do 81 400 do. s's; leo do. so..
BaLrIsoRE, March 5-Stek Board25 abs Baltimore aud
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