Philadelphia.
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FHLApELPHIA, July ?, 1854
There is OF importance stirring worth mention
ing. fracas took place in the Exchange between gen.
tleman named Rston and another, Dickson which result
ed in nothing Of importance.


The Masonic Order contemplate having procession
on their own hook, in honor OF Andrew Jackson.


Burton opens at the Arch the night Of the Fourth,
with national piece entitled, Our Flag Nailed to
the MAST The Walnut closes the Fourth and opens
in a short time thereafter with entire company
with one two exceptions. The old company have
bcen understand, engaged by Burton, who has leased
the Chestnut street Theatre and will open il time in
September. Under the management OF Burton am per.
suaded it will again take the lead Of all the other houses
There very little done at the Stock Boards to-day
No securities changed hands though "a freely
offered Holders have faith, and remain firm at 75 Their
faith will not hope, be disappointed Wilmington
shares touched bottom this afternoon, at l5I After
boards 15s offered for 500 shares but whether this
maintained to the last have no means of ascertain
