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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

I ANnlNG-From steamboat Duchess
IA CHEES E-le5 boxes prime Western;
BUITER-f6kegs prime Western;
HAM So bhls. superior Yellow bagged;
RRGOMS--5a dozen heavy Corn BTOQms,
LENDING FR on SHIP S UEF0Lh--
CRANBERRlES-30 packages OF bbls. halves and
quarters, OF CuT,iss brand
IN STORE-
BUTTER-liOkegs prime st, Louis and Cincinnati;
CHEESE-l59 kegs Western hnd Goshen u, Dairy
NEUTRAL SPIRITED bbls. LIST and 4i proof,
New York
nR3NDY-3i bbls. New OH superior;
VlNEGA R-5O bib q. various qualities;
NUHM EGS-3l0 lbs No. !;
PRESERVED FlSH-O cases hemeical sealed Lob
ster and Salmon;
PRESt BV ES-lS boxes assorted;
MUSTA RIA full assortment Of Thornton Il Grin.
SEEDS Kentucky
SARDINE S-i5 cases boxes, halves and quarters;
IRISH WHlSkN-Ot very superior quality;
FRENCH BRANDlES, WINES AND LIQUORS
All kinds;
Castillo SOAP-a6 boxes;
SPERM gAitDLES-2i boxes 81 quality
GROUND SPIGES-l00 boxes, al kinds;
JAVA COFFEE-A small invoice;
LARD-A small 10 voice;
Codfsh Pickles; Chocolates Cordals; Crushed and Pow
deTed Sugar Cider; TaowCanllss No acksrel Corksi
Macarom; Vemacellr CirORi Ra'i1s; Saerausi Gloves;
Mace; Starch, ETC, etc etc. For sale by
w NJ ., l.. GU S II NC 4 CO.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
nl2 No. SIS CBHm0n street.
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WATCH YOUR DooRs-AIB Mary A FTaucis No. 247
street had her house entered yesterday By
John campbell, who carried OFF with him a gold CHI and
sS5 The fellow coming from the premises but
he esraped with his boOty.
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ARRESTS -The following compnles the record yesterday
10 the Office Of the Second MuuiC paly Police John
Brewer accused BY Mr. Nelson of taking lot OF clothing
aud % from the cabin Of the ship ST. Chades
Richard Fisher, for amusing himself by breaking the win.
duVVs of Mr.. lnyet.
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IL The Books Of the LOUISIANA HlsTRIONIC AssOCIA-
TON opened daily Office the Secretary from 10
NJ to " ~ at the store Of r. TYLER No % Camp street, under
te following Rule and Regulation:
Article 10. Honorary Members shall Personal
esct, not transferable and Gue ticket viii admit
lady OF nonresident only"
oct5 NJ. McAIpIN pra1idspt
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:, a ~ WASHINGTON HOUSE.
NIAYo's MUSIC STORE,
8 CAMP Street, three doors from Canal Stree
New Orleans

0]1N1 ''''es' NIL G1ee 1 Sgg.T y'O" Ca"11 S"ea
TIVE Undersigned desires respectfully 10 inform the puh
lie that they can alEays find at his -
MUSIC TORE, q eholge and large assert 49, Sos
ment OF PIANO FORTES, ct very reas-f3 N ia II II
enable prices and on accommodating tsIms.u u Y
Among them Piano F0Heg made by the old and oee.
ufuted Manu- iacturars r. GILBERT Il CO. of rich tone
and finished beautifully in RO7elg00d Black Walnut and
MAHOGANY with Iron Frames made the most su hsantal
and yoIkmanike manner. So the Justly celebrated 30
LIAM PIANO FORTEs which Tor sweetpessoi tone have
not been egnaed. The particularly sued 10 the cOun.
tfY the A3O.8n does not REQUIRE tuning for years
The New Improvement in Piano Foues the Patent VI.
BRANa DyERBRIDGE is also Tor sale this establishment
Tins Improvement gives peculiar hsmness and biiancy
the treble adds the durability and strength OF the Piano
and renders IL capable OF 1ing much longer Ia tame
thar thGse 3 ordinary use.
". L. M. Is a gent Tor HEEI HERR celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and pIANlNnS, maia in PADS. For power aud
sweetness o lone they stand pre- eminent.
FECDN l-HAND PIANOS tor safe, az from $50 to
$500 eaed, ald saEen 10 part payment for new ones
Ga fHCAhI's MELOD CONT beautiful toned
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Protection Insurance CN.nf Hartford d.
incorporated 1895.
CAPIEAL. s2OO.OOO. snrnlns Fund of a50n nln
D. w. CLARK, President.
VIM. CONNER, Secretary.


NINV3 NAtlIAIAe alIlI LLIHeT IlIaEss
No. % CAMP STREET.
Vie underlined, having been appointed Agent lin
place OF / A. ADAMS, Esq, resigned } of the above
Su AND iaEoraby known Company, prepared to in
Kline AND INLAND RISKS
Az 0sies VIII be promptly settled here, paid in Hart.
tOfd, Gonn., at The option Of The iussfaI
So Office 50 Camp Street IN ~ VI q gent
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AMUsRMENTs.
American Thontro. poydr,s Co..


American Theatre, Poydras street.
STAGE sAl,AEAoER, Mr. G. s STANLEY. THIS EVEN.
IA ~ sBe yI be led the great Drama Of
TAN Wild HE flI iE24AhEE AND IONA
Joaibsg Ni fs;lt a;.ia " n. E. ~ f'''f Spear,
After vl Fs oas S si Ms rs iIs I9a5i 'nT'an
~ MONDAY EVENING Filst IT5iats5es Of the py.tar
I El ss Pi VIZ pn.sr that visited h country s
,o 5T 1,, q Circle, cents Pprquoo Second
PeIloTm1aoel will commence at a quarter past7
Saint Charles Theatre.
a Last performance Of Mas JULIA DEAN who will APPEAR in
open daily, nom q iPl THis EVENING, Saturday,, vii
LUCRETiA BoRGlA
Genaro Mr. Stark Duke Mr.. Lnau
''' D6ET% Ka61 Bank a Ra,5 1ald Dean
PAINT HEART 70 S S|nSl9se W VIZ r.RAov
Ruy Come MfJ NJ Fd Charlie, Mll, Nsloa, Raymond
~ sunday BENEiT Il M JULIA DEAN S. md Ii h5r a.
f- The celebrated Dnnseuse SldIe BLAEGY, Mons DuRAEp
'nd @9ps si9C,sy With an efficient Corps de Ballet engaged
Orleans Theatre,
SEbEFT ;' Gea g ia 'qt P9qs5G2
tabe9uI, BY MeystiBser sgte4
Principal eharaeter BY Mssua. Dulge Ben and Scott and
q The lbr't'o OF obe Disbs, ia Epgsh is for sale a. the
70 Performance win oonmaueea at halipastG O'Clock.
RACEs;,,; Metairie Course.
81 10
/ FALL MEETING FIFTH Day
SATURDAY,, December It. Isi!G5eat Post staEs-Bain or
~ TRs Great Pot sss -Four Nile e,ts with three subsc
Course i ca sau Id 6se R, 5 ' III" over the A''''' Race
/ Ca, W., NJ SUP 6 ribsrs: ~
Otli. VIM j. Minor, u. ELynanski Il. Ten3Ioeck.
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MONTG ORTERY'S PATENT TUBULAR
BOILEa.
THE attention Of the pubic is invited this valuable
L. Improvement. Experiments the past year on boats
both and Tesh Water, as also for land pnr.
poses have fully tested its supsrOT qualities gen
orator and the great saving Of iuel weight and space
pied, any boiler in use.
These boilers can be seen in operation ut
HEgkER q BROS Flour Mills, 2Ol CheHy street.
HOOPER " BROS. 1853 Pearl street.
MOTT y AHRES' Foundry, foot 18th street, N. r.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
- A. w. MEfC AI4F IS, 50 and % Centre street,
D. ID. BADGER y ems, A and I6 Duane street
n. 3. STARBUCkS Foundry, Troy N. Y.
SMITH y CURLEFT'S, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And on be nd stes mb0ats JONAS Q. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSQN. foot of Liberty st., NewYork
and tOwhcat JOHN r WHITNEY, NewOTeans.
~ For further inOTmul,G On, apply to
JAS. MONTGOMERY,
and SAdU FL. WARD.
bu3 5id&6mW 10 South William ST., NPHVarT.
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n g I, Q. Q, F;-Oad fel0t05' Rt5t--The BoaId o.
y s1Sh gnh9uuce that they prepared lI LOTS
ana VAULTS in the Cems.sry OF The o. %. r., beautifully
SITUATED on The Nst4re Ridge fellows, viz.
NUMBERED LOTS, I by Ig feet, a. $50.
dor Of ire ular dnusnhans Al 90 Cts peT "a.
Ii ~ ER ~ LOTS al 81 per square foot.
VAULTS, 4 $40 each
Do. To Lodges, Joint Proprietos and Al
$50 each. - -
~ Vaults 70 be paid for la Advance,
, pptcht i9nH fer LothoT Faltta 20 be made
N5vu JOS EFrER, Treasurer p Camp street
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,1IuLEh ThVFEHIH --J0hn NIclUInnssa, aIfe3Ieu On
Thursday evening TChOupOuias street, with bundle
conHinlng womenE apparel in his possession. brought
~ before Recorder BALDWIN yesterday John could nj
clear his skirts, down the Wotkhous for
thirty days
LARoENy.-Henry Thomas uoeused OF seaing $50 worth
Of tools fom Hatriaon Thomson, Triton WI ak, was
brought beiote Recorder Baldwin yesterday and after
heanng Of testimony the sent before the Flint Dis
1 trot Court.
THEFT-CaFmele, slave of Mr.. Where, was anestel
yesterday by the Fist Municipality Police charged will
stealing washstsnd which he had in his pgsssssi9n-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

EOR SALE-Six supeior GILLIARD TABLES, now
established in The 81 Charles Hotel, in full operation
agd Gompee orlsr With ali necessary appeeuaucos are
Ogith 0L s9e ana not positively sold before the l day
OF December next ths5 will on tina day be sold by auction
wboot reserve OF limits For gnTticulas apply 10
nib FLORASC & TAYLOR. 81 Grayierst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

ROarlc's Troupe of Sable IIarmOnisfs.
open EVERY EVENING at Commercial Exchange Hal The
- ryWg SOM As o.. ls following aflals3
d. u. TEMPLE,
A. WESTON.
". n. CHAMBERS.
J. 30. FDANS,
X, MOORE,
WILLIAM ROARK
IL Tickets 50 cents. Door open O'Clock Performance
20 commence AZ bali s. No puslpunzelt account
nuVl9 RDARh & OIlPHANT. Pro preto
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a II ~ " ~ Il II II N " " "
27 Tohoupitoulas street,
TyENERA ar COMMISSION MERCHANTS and D
u rect importers of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.
RAIsINs-ln quantities to suit purehaers.
ALNOkDS-S01 bales and bags Soft Shelled Almonds
SHELLED ALMONDS boxes, % fine Older
PECANS, BEAElL NUTS and PEA NUTS-850
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, &o.-4lo bags
SrARCH-Agency Of Heih, FLOYD Il Co.
9LINE ~ -ag1 BASKETS, pnts aud quarts, Plogn0l"
SARDiNES-NhO halves, thirds and quarter boxes
WIN Huscai, Glurpt ec., in boxes; Malaga sweet
~ aud dTyi Pou Wine, various qualities, etc.
BRANDlES-N Various qua tiles.
BnILER- Always on hand, supply best St. louls.
ORANGES an AEMONS-Of direct importation, and
az kinds Il Foreign Fruits etc,
PRl NtS-in Jars and fancy boxes
ClTRONS-300 boxes superior Genoa CitTOng.
- CHAMPAGNE-i0G baskets.
: BRANDY CEERRI Es-3 crses fresh, landing;
MACCARQNl AND VERMlCELLI-300 cases flesh
FIRE CRACK ERs-S00 box l first quality NoE
POWDtaR--A geHcy OF the celebrated American Chys-
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal 70 any
Powder Manufactured. oil
70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
EyHE suhseTbsu would respectfully call the attention of
A COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Dealers in 80
HATS and CAPS in genelah to their VERY ls3
81 LARGE assortment Of the shove named -
Goods, which 10 SECOND TO NONE IN THE
&ssACIrk, comprising EVERY KIND AND QUAIL
IF4, entfby TOO detail but honestly
lion Of their stock will be greatly their advantage before
puohslng egwhee, for the that they mostly AZ
on their Manufacture, and DIRECT IRON.
/ THEIR OWN MANDATORY a. Newark, n. VI
PROFITS es certain Inst purchaser csRaol fa to be sat
sasd aa tatei 80 inIpeotsa( iAs{ BE shave g repre-
| 69iA ca s 0aiie6iheuis sliesi 70 lIallt
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" L o. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. 13-Meets every
Ihny Evening tho Hall Of e Grand Lodge P0yIr
ahd Tchouptgulas stgeUts... Cfcergt
ame Furlcix n OJ Allison Secretary
L. A. Levy lr.'ss..,.N il T. sitpauu
J.
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m0S ~ m ihls department will Commence the FIRST
Those by Professor BULLARD embrace the History and General
Titles VI Louisiana. -f-S a"' A'''i'
Those 6y Professor McCALEB Of Admiralty and Maritime
United States. ~ " 1'' ~o'i - VI I4'
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will erbrsc Ceor,src,
Inv Sflnnal Law and Practice, and the Law Evidence
ueo hlpN isOE WI lecture Constitutional Law Common
LlW nal Equity Ju tprudencs '
Diplomas, equivalent license 10 praetlce will t conferred nh
~ 'y WIG nave attended Courses OF Lectures full
Course, Ghl shan have studied least Of
|4Hafoi ht Law Testimonials good will required
lel ufhalon, Application be made either II the
Ii3lesAuli ana gf tl4trcuitti1n, the undersigned
h'ta H. A. BULLARD, Dean, No. d 81. Char!es street
4, ~ Hermann Lodge No. o. U. d, A.Y, a
NJ tnlef he lurlulctun the Grad Lodge Of IA
9ht incorporated On 5l2 -.Ihe Regular Meeug8 y ~
ft1h no. Va ny lapHst O'Clock P. H., fHenIsilp/ ~
@ No no aga street. The members Of Lodges under
l ui@dilon hn2 all a9oung hrO rcf, respectfully in
Nl-u 70 ''4t ua' BY By orieT. HENRY SlMOkS, W
EI- 81. Miehael's Benevolent Burial Society,"
- meeting Of the above hucriys held their HAIL Of St.
pu anu tchuupitpa sea the night Of the s5h mat the
i0oNng nersols elected officers
"a AlCh sIiA UGHNEsSf ......P Geiuitut
l.1i sOiN wee President
fAIkiCk CAkAEDY .TrelaIfet,
BERNARD GlLLOOLY ..........s eoretlfys
tepss BERNIRD GiLLo0LY, Secretary.
~ o. o. F.--HoWard Lodge No. 13-Meets every
Ihndy Evening, ut tho Hall Of e Grand Lodge PJyIl
AMI Iclouptoulas strect3... CfiCeTgs
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FOR RENT.

TTvO RENT-Twa Frame DWELLING HOUSES =.
4 on DuplantieI between Constance and Magazine *
streets, on The shady side Of the street. Apply On theA
premises MI If
y --....-.. $500
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
Postponed ConStabIc's Sale.

By virtue of sund.y writs of Fieri Fa-
Gas issued by r. V. Trump and G. Pur-
nell, Justices of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, IN and for Cecil county, at the
suit of Carson, Steele & Co., Carson s.
Steele and Alonzo Snow, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tenements of Plato
Hilton, to me directed, have seized and
taken into execution, all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Plato Hilton, IN and to
all that piece or part of tract Of land,
called "Erbanna," which was conveyed
to the said Plato Hilton and Jeremiah Hill,
by Elijah Reynolds and William. Edmund
son, on the 18th day of March ls4s, and
adjoining lands of VIM. Patton, r. v.
Trump, and others, and containing 14A
Acres more or less, and | hereby give no.
tice that on Saturday the oath day Of No
vember next, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, at the
Store of R. V. Trump, near Port Deposit,
will offer for sale the said property SO
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT STEPHENSON,
Oct 81, '49-ts. Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
TAILORING.
Assignee s Sale of
Real Estate,

The subscriber as assignee of William
Carter of Cecil county, Maryland, in ex-
ecution ofthe powers vested in him by a
certain assignment or Deed of Trust for
the benefit of the creditors ofthe SAID
William Carter, bearing date on the sixth
day If September A. D. lS49 duly execu
ted. acknowledged and recorded among
the Land Records Of Cecil county afore-
said, will on Thursday, the 9Th day OF
November next, expose to public sale to
the highest bidder, the following descri-
bed pieces or parcels of Real Est ate viz:
Twenty building Lots,
each soft font; and about 100 # deep in
The village OF the Brick Meeting House,
in Cecil county afore,aid. Also lot OF
9 ACRES
OF beautiful land adjoining the above lots,
and fronting on the road leading from the
Brick Meeting House to EIkton- also
the POTTERY ESTABLISHMENT,
and lot OF land attached, which if not
sold will be offered for rent.
Terms made known OH the day OF sale
The sale will take place on the prem
Uses and will commence at IL O'Clock
A. M. WILLIAM PIERCE.
Assignee.
N B. All persons having claims
against the said " lillian Carter are re-
ques,ed to exhibit them to the assignee
properly authenticated on or before the
lst day OF April next. W.P.
The Village Record will give the above
three insertions before the day of Sale
and send bill to the assignee at the Brick
Meeting House, Iscll county Md.
Oct 10 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ of Venditioni Expo
mas, issued by G. Purnell, Esq, one of the
Justices of the Peace for Cecil county,
will sell at Public Sale to the highest bid
der, for Cash, at the Store of Mr.. John
Rawlings, near Gonow,ngo on Saturday
the 18th day of November next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title, interest,
claim and estate, both at law and in equity,
of Levi Sears, in and to tract or parcel
Of land with the Improvements thereon.
whereon the sale! Sears now resides, con-
tanning Twenty-Five Acres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands of Washington
Walker, Samuel Perry, and others. To be
sold to satisfy a judgment due to Wash
ington Walker and the costs thereon.
J. G. WATERS,
Oct 81, '49-ts ($l.62A) Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
OBITUARY

OCtOOfT 2U. Al ms residence, the land Of
his nativity near North East. Cecil Co., the
Rev. CHARLES T. FORD, in the S9lh wear Of
his age Tic embraced the christian IA it'll nd
joir cd the NJ. T. Church at the age OF Sc venteen.
Two wears subsequently lie entered the itcnerats
ranks, where he zealuusly and effectually labor
cd until forced by his enlrebed health to u su-
pernumerarY station
Throughout this community he has been ex-
tensively known, loved and admired, from his
youth to the present period: and evor reg I'd cd
as salnsd pilgrim to the bssiu haven.
by his cslaborers (oi the Philadelphia Con-
ference 10 which he belong ed } in the Heavenly
Vineyard as well as the laity over whom hs ex-
ercised a parental care, he was esteemed for
his consistent and meritotious department. and
tor his humble and urbane disposition.
Al the time Of the division ofthe Philadelphia
Conference, he was appointed to the district
aPportiODed TO the New jersey conference. lie
failed not here to fulfill the duties Of his mission,
and faithfully did he herald the nsearchablc
riches OF Christ Regarding the path Of duty
as the path Of safety he never shrunk or swervcd
tlleretiom.
Ills noble, Christian. God-like acts; whilst
holding up the cross to diving world have
gained f,r hun the most devoted friends, in whose
memory he will ever live, as The bright and H.
minous patriarch of the church the worthy
P"'t"i' ana lHcStiHihbit
II was Characteristic oithis good mans life to
heal the d'Scordant feelings, comtor; the bereft.
and calm and console thu afflicted or dist ressed
Oft has he visited the lone, so,nbre cot, at the
dreary winters midnight hour and there,
where desoa,ion, misery, death, and despair
were rudely ming led together, breathed into the
ears of the dying sweet words of proui, ad h pe
During his stay in the N J. Conference he
hiled important stations in the church. The
last four years were spent in the eIdershio, the
EXPOSURES Oh "lilch made l'm unable longer to
s's e''' Jus posl as an neherant' from inc
sp,"s VI iof4 "h''l MS dealn lie has held u
''y relationship
. nTu' weeks previous 10 ms death' he was Sc
".tcI .f WIN inc o''ous uyseh'ary' the
p'S'ess " 'h's "ta' disease was ARE ted two
49, :, aa''i' wne,l MS SINKING Tame was Tor
~" u"5s son,I"''at revived ana hopes were
'o."'eu w. ~, HIS ieco'eiy, Dut aus they were
u...''o. ~ ,,P"o!" 'e'er WIN alarming
JP,o'''' VI ''l"''tV, s'|oo nun WIN an iron
J,I ~; ~ I''s' ""'on :" Two weeks ator en-
upu .is luz IN n's illness he manifested an
l''s''aken 'rusl IN God-spoke OF h's love Tor
~. o"'"o ,'''''" 'a.l ny ana nus deep interest
III VIC sp''hua' wenafc OF the Irlends ana clti-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
OTTO
To Builders and Others.

TIME Comm issioncrsof Cecil county having
Il determined to build a bridge over the Big
Elk, at the cawsway in Elkton, where the Old
one now stands, hereby give notice that they
will receive proposals for the work up to the
18th day Of November next, when they will
meet to decide upon the bids. The kind Of
bridge thought of, is single span-the abut-
ments to be built ten or twelve feet further into
the water tan the old ones now stand-to be
eff good timber single width, and well rooted
but bidIers are requested to furnish plans with
estimates to each. Proposals TO be directed to
Commissioners of Cecil county, at Elkton.
BY order, P. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
Oct. 20-4t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27

T. M. johnson J r.. MugruderJr.
JOHNSON 4 MAGRUDER.
Grocers and Commission Mer
chants,
No. rs Calvert Street;
Second door from Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
IL ecp constantly on hand general and fresh
N assortment Of GROCERIES, which they
will sell low for cash; or to punctual dea lers on
time; respectfully invite the citizens Of this and
the adjoining counties visiting Baltimore to
give US a call before purchasing elsewhere. We
will also attend to the sale Of all kinds ofCoun
try Produce, and hope by etrict and personal
attention to this branch Of the business, ~ mel
it liberal shar OF patronage.
Ost, IS '49--3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
A truly Valuable Family Medicine,
DR.. WOrsdeIIs veget able Rest0ra-
tive Pills,

These Pills are a certa in cure (if taken in ac-
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head the following confirmation OF the above
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| Dr.. Alfred Weeks,
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Wood Lawn. Oct, 4ti 49.
These Pills ure for sale by Brown & Mclntire
Elkton; b. C. Gown, Cowantown; Stephen B.
Ford, N. East; z. b. Graham, Charlestown;
Cochran & Taylo', Perryville; r. II. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson s. Bro. Por. Depos
it; Henry Bennett, Frenchtown X Roads; Jno.
B Morton, Warwick; James l.. Pryor, Head
Of Sassairas; r. B. Crookshanks, Cecilton; Ed.
T. Osburn Fredercktown, Cecil county. J.
Briston Principal Agent No lo7 w. Fayel,s
St. Baltimore Md.
| Oct IA ,A9.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27
From The Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

Oct 26, l849.
Wheat Flour (from stoIe) 25a $50
Wheat. (prime) l05
New Wheat 105
Oats (trom wagons) %
Corn, from Wagons, IS
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct, 26.-Sa,es
OF upwards Of 1000 bba Howard s., flour
at 50; we hear of nothing ~ City mills.
Sales good to prime red wheat al 81 a
lO6c, and white LOG ll4c, corn is with
oul Change, limited sales white al SO a
SOC, and yellow IA, 60 a Gle; Rye IS So
with sales; Oats 80 a 32r.