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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

CHOLERA AZ ISDEPESDEScE.-A letter from
en-. H.rt 70 the PlnsbWsh P0s dated Irdeper nee
No 7tb lnsl says The e5olsrs has ls made ia sp
ne,rsnce here. went 70 The river to-day and Just a
arrived AZ toe lsafing, gentleman died -ith H. A
clock ths morning. be appeared in perfect health
and al 10 O'Clock, he was s corpse. There Ia snothe
lying very lov with it N Independence. The repor
here is tia, ;hsy have Il bad At So Josephs bat d
no; know how correct IL IT, One Of the mess that
belong 10 lying very low tui 10 % nor the cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

naEIFRXEOTYPE COriEO BIZ The FbO
49, aSIic PgOCEss 90 The s1bierber has open
~ ,oans expressly ~ sss purpose u copying Dsgusrreo
Iypes Of saen al essosnnso, nsyos COG osen
TirS yttuss gone California o. elsewhere copied In
,nner -ca. he original Dss1erreotyped copies made
.tsf.es Ac kc Dssusreoyps views o. sndscapes
lufdrzs &c. &c. DsguersosJpes taksn Of lDyslds or
pefsO1s who lhef n0uses Az The codyins CT
D.su-rrsosypas kc reqrsss very different
N ght ard insrum@os Ibis establishment will possess pc
e1ns Advantages from being dsyosed sxcinsiyely 20 that
ogrposs Orders received By L ANTHONY,
% Broadway
Orders rscsiysd ~ ala op.fsaog room No % ss.ssa-st
,ooq n ~ 2~is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Iah. POWELL, OCULisT, AURlsr, &c. siIsnds
VA usual 70 DisEAsEs or rHE EYE AID EAk 1ol
Boadwss entrance "a WsrensL here can 10 bad bis po
pclar "TEkATsE os TIE EYs" third ediuon, jrH pub
shed prce 50 TINS le yOf1rs describes 10 Ian
snsRe thaI ell ardesGd. he Anatomy Physiology and
Dsesses Of Eye contains rules Tor he preservation and
Improvement Of son AID bns for ne selection OF SPEC
TACLEs.
The pubic are requested n nvesrgsis DR. Povels
and rleees.l ssee1 cf reIrta2 < Sffb ~ seas Of CD
Hater psnpo q deserPnre o. tns Cases 10 ~cn 10
Jast imported : large supply u beautiful ARTIFICIAL
EYEs which move IKE ne nttcrt eye, and cao be 10
ssrlsd withozi th- sighssst pain OF operation.
A. lmisood 2asoW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

joins MIIcHKL.-By tae schooner May FTorer'
which arrived at this port from Bermuda April H. we
learn that John Mitchell the rish Patriot was to leave
In the transport ship NPe in few days for the Cape
of Good Hope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

TExAs.-Gov. w GOD W i'll run for a second tern
at the election in August next, as the dustin Dem
crat is authorized to announce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

r. Gsntlen.en's Hats-spFing styie'-phO
corner Of me and Essssu n.-Gentemens hss' " voc
.ex sy.e are pow ready for Inspection ana sac ihe
sbscrber nses pleasure 10 again calling si'eon'n !" n
newstye Of Has which mer ne iiienn'o u "s''e''
=, ~ n, elegance Of shape bat superior quality Of
80. To-, grrs,rrhts.I BIRD cor Pine and Nsssan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

T WILLIAM KE TcHUM, the Express hears
has been decided on flr Collector OF BatiaIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

~ We are indebted to Hon. JACOB w. Mil
LER U. s Senator from New. Jersey, for valuable
Public Document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Oentemsus Hais, NICHOLS Co go Broadway ono door
p.rE

above P4LplAcs
IT, * R>a,~y HIT yedsd 10 - ne best Mo<skta % "
Is, reason Of the Increased demand for MoissAln hsS
e. are offer The beet gus ny OF genoo~ oos'r
Ill specs 10 the produeons Of any hogss Tho nsds ADD
hey pledge thsmsevs thai The Intrinsic qa-y on mo hai
.ha be maintained. although greatly reduced 10 pre-
10 the Production Of The hness qualities Of bsaye. ana MOI
lin Hs al the hxsc prices above stated fstnsf nsn %
ye thsF attention By manufacturing inferior q1snpss %
b-uz convinced, from close Observation, ana NE
ng .xoerisucs u The principal IN Ibo Workshop and ss
Of one OF he oldest and most ea'so
sbmsnu 10 tho trade, the beet qualify Of hss are DO
cid sdy me most economical A, ID.
Best qualify genuine Beaver Hss .'.'''''.''''''s -
g..t Quality xeuuns MOlessio Hs< ........-.....s W
NICHOLS 4 co. 10 BrOedwsy, one
Ill yyLgimt, door shove fHGpises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
RS DEvLAN 4 co.'s
RATEMT IIIRR InATIMG 0IIx-

FA1kHI GVBHIOA 1D0 Oxxss
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite lhs stcnuon Of rsi!rosds,
resnbosts msrhinsts &c. 10 The shove sr,cis OF Oh
for machinery
Certificates Of re superiority ell oshsr obs, from
several OF the largest woks srd RAILROADS, can 30 seen
their Office
They are prepared To supply Il Ia any quantity:
KENNEDYk 0ELsToN, "A Pinest new-fost,
Sole Agents for the Nsw Engisnd stses snd
~ Imsss olsts ~ Ssv-ro~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF PINE ARTS.
vU'HE EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By An
sis Of school vii be open every sordays
excepted from 10 o'cloek ~ until 10 ococh a. TIE
age room over hall Of tho Church OF Diyn. Ury 10
Broadway betwesn Spring end Prince su Admissioo 70
csnu seascn ucksu until 18Th Jane Inclusive, 10 cents,
catalogues l2t cent? ss zms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

From IL. Courier sod Enquirer Of Tho 1ih ast
r. GentIemen's Hats.-Notning sdds more 20 .ns
We are psased therefore ask attention 10 tho card OF
ass.rs NICHOLS Co. 2tO Broadway, lone doof sDoy.
PAR Pscel 10 another part Of Ibis psper nssmueh We
ara assured they fully competent 10 perform AL Ih7J
promise Mr. NicHoLs, tbs principal Ia young man "
negrEy and bss been for many years connected win ons
Of he oldest ard most celebrated hsng houses 10 !nn cly
and 10 thorough master Of his business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
PRESERVED MEATS

fOk CALIFORNIA,
'THE BEsr ARTICLE 10 the country in the way pre-
L served provisions are thoss put up by
THOMAS kENsETT co
mis- 2n,s Ohcs p Oldshp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

DtrRucrIOs OF Crops AT TIE SoUTH.-Our
''s'aern exchanges continue to be filed with &C
COUNT Of thu destructive effects Of the weather at the
Jun. The storm reached to Mssssidpi and Alsbams
eAa Wherever Il came killed ths Cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LrNpsLEY, CAMERON HAYWARD,
o6 LIBERTrsr.
NEW.E0HK

LrNDsLEY, CAMERON T. HAYWARD,
66 LIBERTrsr.
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY, NETWORK,
HAVE SOW N STORE AND ARE cONsrAsrLY sknxSFisG
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting In part ~
BLACK GROs DE RHINE, PLAIN CHAMELEON, bRocHs
And FIGURED POUR DE- SOLE SILKS,
PRtSrEo LAwss, a great yshety,
Painted JAcoNEr and ORGssDE MusLiss,
PLAfS PASTED and SATIN SrsIpE BAREess,
BLK TfssUFs, fms assortment
FgENcIi, EsGLIsa and ScoTcH 0IseHAMs.
ALSO,
Satin ard Tafeta Ribbons, Bombszines
Hat and Cap do. BLACK and COlofed Grapes
SIX and Llse Thread Gloves, 5siin snd ou1 'esungs
Beet KID do sik ocfses
9en,soens Crayais, bhsws al styles
Pongee and Bandsnna HdAh SILK and Linen Fhnges
ALSO,
A vary extensive assortnnent OF WHITE GOODS
LAcEs, MILLINERY ARTICLES, &c. &c. all Of which
srs offered al very low prices, - -,
For Cash or approved Credit. ma ImD1mW
~ Grand Division, =. OF y. \: Ar adjourned isd
.ss.on OF The GTsnd Division viii be bed al the hs Hto
Broadwsy SECOND door Saturday evening, Slh inst 81
orlork Among BUSINESS action will be taken 90
resolution proVitog for tho attendance Of ihs kspesen-
ives OF Ihs Grand Division ths National Dlvi'lon OF mo
United States" al Cincinnati, on he lbh 81 Msy nett
sHA' BY ofdef LOhL hAoohni' " o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

DED-CHECK MATTING-9o rolls - best quail
II ny, FOR sale By D. H. DAVIS co.
AT scs' u Bssvssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
CALIFORNIA.

rAyIF0RNIAA ASSOCIATIONS or AMERICAN
NWOMEN -thfs FARNHAMs company of women 10
. SssSs join ASoEIoUI
aged 10 carry The party and 10 f,ied up In most ele
gam manner furnished 10 ell respecs 20 ~ To secure
comfort and health 10 those on board. x.,
Tho Oh Of this association arc such - 70 eo1msod
10 Inc confidence and sindy cid Of ell who thsm
No person will be recsyod into Il Who csnnos brnf from
her clergyman or some authority on tne n.n Va 70
amps testimonials Of edussfiop, shafsrtes snd e.
os<ify IL IL the intention that oil Who unite WIN shsn
~ slch VIII be willing and capabls OF fenfsrne hsm
cSanrrx whoss egsctsd and posed life
90, fail prove very Obstructive
The oeen paiions thai sws women going 10 Csforna are
n mn msrons multiplied wi ants u his poops who are
eoosrsxslsd Lsrs and tho compensation viii bs snioa
urh a. they choose 70 demsnd
Tho Ang-iq1s Win be ready W sail nom the Lee 10 he 6th
OF May Fof farther lnfofmsfop apply By stief postpaid
70 M, YARNHAM, Nsw.Yors, oro
:" -" q RICHARDSON L co. So southst
We the 1ndsrs gnsd hayng beeD made scqu Anied with
The plan proposed ~ h f1nhsn N me above hsfsey
hoes no may be disposed 10 unite with her In worthy
and confidence nsessssfy " ~ saceessfa con
duet
Hon J W. goxoxDs judge Superior Coar.
Hoo. w r McCOUs, lsis Vics-Chsncsisos.
HosAcz GsyELsY Nm c. BsYisr, Esq
IssAe 7. HorSEs, Esq BBEyssss ks1y, Esq.
rEkESAs Hgsr, Esq 0Eo. rorTs, DID.
Taos. G Dos,sus,ksq. Rev. WARD BErcsrs
Mice G. N. sEDGwIcx. Mrs.. q. u. knKLAsD.
as Hs&W1
EALIFORNIA MiNkhs, DEPOT, Ns Broad.
Yor sasJ enpsots Pei Machine, the Submerged Whrns
Pan and otnsr superior God Washers, convs1ieut
mule carriage; also the best Miners Pump, end al good
scrber Who hes had considerable experiences w The god
| region Of oeorsis- sl2tsdl WALTER n GIBSON.
CALIFOKNIA.--The psisat. portable = oodsr hossss
" af expressly for Csforpis xrsrs for sale and
ways on hand al liz Broadway. sis 7assod'
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Essay on THE UxIo. o. CHUEcH AND STATE. By BAfTsI
WhoTREsLy NoEL, AN. Ne~'fofK harper
Brothers 1919

ESSAY on THE UNlos OF cHr.eH AND STATE. 81 barist
WRoTKEsLY NoEL, AN. Newton Harper
Brothers 1873.
The author of this work is an eminent clergy
man OF the soesled Evangelical order In the Chufen OF
ENGLAND and sus;Sins 3 distinguished rePu'auoh a.
home and abroad. AZ Jealous incorporating Ano
successful preacher He here renounees Al Ae
- the Church as BY law established and argues VIII
more sarnestnes. than originality or point asAln" an
uulon Whatever between Church and state h'' w
/. .s,d 10 have produced great eommoron among the
advocates Of the old order OF ihng'n Enssh' anu u
hi. sccoun, will be re.d with greater interest In our
own country than It's intrinsic aoii'y e0a'a
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The third volume OF this excellent WORK has JUST
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The book IL systematic Exposition OF the homeops
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o,,s,osl pr HxmPEI the translator. 10 one OF our
., scientific thinkers on the subject OF Homeopathy
.,hv NJ, lsbors will accomplish vsst deal toward
-. i.n.,a eon.tructou Of medicine upon true sci
,nii6e basis
.o u,.,,xv M TIE UsIrrD STATES. By ENA'
Az wUI.Ep. New and Enlarged EaiIOn A . s.fne'
kCo -
MI Willari's history based op regular sys
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Police CoURr-One Terrence Haley was commit
,rrr an s.rr.ni. John r. Gd~ng d-sersr ruu The :
h arrested IN the CITY as night ~ oncef
bis Ilarfers Two young n-i ~no a.
join tas.on sni Michael ionn-r we're arrested as
sg-nk b officer, Waterbury,. MMsuu. tni Roe on chAgs OF
.-.. n BANK and ium boarding hou's no Gar
nas Il he accused octsd up iof elimination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

AccIDEST.-As colored woman by the name
of Tamar stead who lives a, y Orange-'t was cross
Ing Broadway Canal ST. her foot slipped and caused
her 10 fall when an omnibus ran over one of her legs
and broke H. beside otherwise injuring her She was
conveyed to the City Hospital By oficer Morton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Pass FNsLEsH OF. Scenes uOn he Lie o. Prvste
PrpI. m1srai-d By G-orse CruEshsrk LorcOn
Arihlr Hal 4 Co George Nrm-. = JobntL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

" TIE LiFE-SAvtSG BCSEvoIENr A'sooiA'
rtox organized 20 save the lives Of Sed mar
n-r. has chosen Walter T. Jones Pfesieebsi D@'"'
aeEvers. Vice President Ro5s c. Goodnue treasurer
ana Johp o lone. Secretary Everything necessary
%, est.bl.hlns communication between iAe 'nors ard
.hlov,,eked vessels will BE- provided uPoa tho moss
s.nrerou, parts Of Long Islsnd shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

THE NoSDEscRlPr.-Fromth the following para
graph. which we fad 10 the Ptsbsrgh Chronicle tap
pears that the nondescrp exhibiting mere Il but
a second hand affair The statement, however, throws
no light on the mysterious s'h-car'
The New York papers have at length discovered me
remarkable animal said 10 have besn captured By Col
Fremont on the Rocky Mountains n be an arrsni mum
bug OF course 10 10. This IDENTICAL sninsi was exnlo-
,ed al Pi,t.burgh sbou, year and half since. and We
fee authorized in saying isst tbs exhibition Ola nos
make sufficient 70 buy the animal osts-to say nothing
Of its ox ners whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

SAILING or The DEyossHIRE.--This splendid
packet ship Of 20 tons burden, Capt Iioyey master
sailed from this port Tuesday Of this ~eeE WIN .
cabin passengers. Among the number were Cyrus ]"
FIELD Esq and lady, of this City, Mrs Dsrsnd' OF MI
ford. Conn Rev VIM R. Chspn, lacy and child and
others Mr. Field and bis party Of some seven or eight
a. we learn from the Erarsslisf intend % MARE sum
mer excursion through France and Italy and up The
Mediterranean IL smyrna snd Cons,sn:inopls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

FIRE-The first floor Of the premises on the
corner OF Cedar and Temple sts occupied BY Mr.. D. +.
Engelis was considerably damaged by fire ard water
about o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

WARD School No. I6-Mr. John J. Anderson,
the Principal Of Ward School No having accepted toe
invitation to take charge Of w :. No. 10 10 Monroe't
near Montgomery. will eater upon his ne" sphere 0i
duty on wednesday, May ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

OSE HOTEL The LEss.-The City Hotel, one OF
the oaes. and formerly Of the most popular e''S0
l,hnents in the City, will Ioon BE- numbered among
tae hetels tia. were. TIE whole block which il oeeu
pes to bs converted into stores and seeordinsy 81
tie boardsrs have received notice to Quit on honcay
next, The sale Of furniture unders'and vii con-
,nenca IN Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

ESSAYS AND REVIEWS By THoNAs bsEISGroS MAciv'
LAY Buffalo. George h Derby Co.
This is not a collection OF Maesuiays brilliant
paper, on History, Politics and Literature, but vol
urne made up Of choice extracts therefrom AZ most
q, hi. finest passages read nesfy well when taken
out Of their setting this Arrangement OF them has pro-
duced very readable lit,ls volume.
v.,,.,,- caot,K. IL, Hs.ory, csuses, Pathology and
Tr-.tnept ByC B covEsrSY. n D. Buffalo, q. II.
psrbI, vos For sale By D-~in DsveePo't
This Is a small, convenient volume, giving IN
b-af .paee series Of chapters % the History Cause
SYMPTOMS. Pathology and mode Of treatment Of the
AslAre Cholera
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE Or the Art Of Re-
n,s,sprss obi,els By Lines, Clearly and Practically
rxnl.i,sd with Plates By I. JOINS" New.YorE,
= ~ So, rpl,op.,t-We have received the IRA;
rr-bsr Of hi, work which promises to be Of great
-. n the Fine Ar, sta dent ard the mechanic. A
Jus, knoxledge of perspective 10 Indispensable 10 the
,.,,,ps sr,, 90 good Information On the science Of
rsh, lines with gard 10 nsnaisesures sol the re~e'
,-,snes 70 the artisan; and this book will be found
- convey much Instruction. 10 both Tie plAses AZ "a
very ex p!ic, and neatly executed
~~A REVIEW OF The CAUsEs ASD CoSsE
,---x~vs ~ r11x MEXICAN WA By WnLIAN JOY
IA. ina, been issued By NJ W. DOdd In this City, AMI b
| . p uy.sev 4 Co. Boston The eolloeation Of iset'
s,hib,pg the whole Texas Conspiracy from i,s Outset
4. vsrv interesting and hos any Christian read hi'
- ana not fed that the measure Of Annexation and
a. necessary product the War vita Mexico, were set'
~ aasitous National vickedren, cannot conceive
We earnestly commend Mr.. Jays volume 20 those VIZ
would comprehend the origin, objects ana U1e ns'1'
Of the Texas lniqusy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-04

This me 1Cnc was prepared by regular
physicien and is the result of an extensive prac
ice OF several years in n bilious cllna,c-it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate const tutiun.
The following extract is from the "Fmmer's
and Emigrnilts Had Rook.n a valuable work of
appleton s Co New York. In chapter s; page
235, the author in speaking of Fever and As ue,
remarks:
"There is a most admirable medicine sold in
most Of the Western cities, which we can con
scientiousIy recommend for FEW Err and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, it is the in OLA
CHOLAGOGUE, which Is prepared by Dr. Os-
| good of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders of tho West his special stndv. We
| are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity Of
| knowing the invaluable effects of Il C Cholagogue
| in lous cases.h
Extract ola letter from Messrs. ScATTEHGooD,
IIAyERsTlcK & Co, ofPhiladelphia
| PHILADELPHIA, I'd mo, 2ith 1912.
DR.. c, Osgood:- Respected Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects OF Thy
medicine in the case ola Young man who had
been troubled with ch,lls long tiine and could
not get clear ofthem, but since he commenced
taking bottle Of thy preparation has entirely
recovered and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTERGOOD HAVERSTlCK & Co.
Numerous other certificates from men Of the
highest respcctability testifyng to the great etl
cacy OF the medicine can be seen applicat ion
undersigned-also a small ,reatse on tho "cau
ses treatment and cure Of Fever and Ague, and
other diseases o. bilious climates may be had
gratis otany of the follow ing named Agts.
DR.. Joseph Wallace Elkton, Charles f. Rob
James Wilson Port Deposit, John II. Clayton
| Church Hill, Goodwin & Gibson Con"u'.n,e'
| George r. Brown s. Ren usad--I- is''iin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-04
WANTED
July I ls49.

Daily at the Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now
YORK, Boston and New Orleans general agency
and Commission Office, Young Men, in whole
sale ana retail stores, and other respectable bus
mess, to act Ms Book keepers, statesmen, Porteru,
Bar Keepers walters, Farmers, Coachmen, Car
Agents, Book and Map agents, Collectors, Over
sefrs in all branches Of business, &c. We have
at all times large number Of good situations
on hand, which pay from 800 to 70, 900 per an
UNI. These in want Of situations of any kind
would do well to give us ca n, as we hav.
agents in each Of the above cities, which will on
able us to place every applicant in suitable 81.
na,'on at the shortest notice. We have larpe
acquaintance in all the above named cities which
we trust will enable us to give entire satisfac-
ton to all who may favor us with u CALL
N: b. Persons living in any part of the Uni
led States, and wishing to Obtain situation in
Baltimore, or either Of the above cities: will
have their wants Immediately attended to hv
addressing us line, post paid, as by so doing
they will curta!l both trouble and expense
Which they otherwise would incur Nv coming
to the city, and seeking employment for them.
selves. Address.
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. SO Second Street,
Daltimor end
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-04

CEors IN kent CouNTy.-The Chester
town News, of Saturday, says:
awe can speak confidently: that the
average wheat crop in our county is very
short one, moi exceeding one half of the
quantity raised du,ing the last year. Some
farmers have not raised their seed wheat
others have no, raised more than two to one.
The crops are no, heavy, even on the best
ialow lands.
acorn is now in critical condition.
rain is very much needed and the crop
must necessarily be short. II is general
" tasting and Skiing with low and slen.
der sa'k-lower than we have disco yered
III Tor a number of years.
"The GA, crop, though not heavy, is bet
Ter than tina, Of las, year"
On the Eastern shore generally the News
thinks the crop Of straw light.
Crops IN MoNTcoMERy.-The Rockville
(Md.) Journal speaks OF fine showers re-
Gently in that section, and says there had
been severe drought in that whole upper
county The tobacco sections Particular
" have suffered from the dranght, and the
consequence, we fear, will BIZ failure Of
that cop.
Many of our farmers have finished cut
ting their oats. The crop, compared with
that of several years past, is good, yet ii
cannot be Dragged Of The cora is suffer
ing greatly on accoun, of The drought.