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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Harry CLAW nj New.OrIeaus,

In compliance with the invitation OF General
BaooKE and Major ToarKISs, large and brilliant party
visited the New Military Hospital, below New Orleans
on the % inst Among the party were HENRY CLAY,
General and Mrs GAINES, Gen PATTERSON, Gen. QUIT
MAN, Col BRAoG, Com. ROUSSEAU and others. Ater
viewing the edidces which consist OF four large build
ngs erected at cost OF sl500O0 forming squsre Of
than hundred yards in extent two stories high
and scale sufficiently large to accommodate from
eight hundred to thousand patients the company
returned to New Orleans board the steamer q" Col
Clay" On the way up collation. served, and
after several tossts and speeches hsd been given Gen
Gaines offered the following:
Henry CIry-who would long since have been President
OF the United Ssies the highest talents. patriotism and
honesty were regarded In the election Of that officer.
This toast Gays the Dtlia) drank with enihu.
slssm. and then there was loud call for Henry Clay
In few moments the great orator and statesman sp
peared and addressed the pany In short and elO
quen, speech in which he refeTred 10 the occasion
which would long live In bis memory. With mimi.
table grace and dignity Of manner, he diverted al
thoughts from the points that might have been sug
gesed by the sentiment. and al passed other
themes disconnected with himself but suggested BY
the excursion. He found in this ample opportunity for
his eoquence, never more noble than when exsrted In
the Cause OF humanity "God has given US pleasant
day" he exclaimed for this interesting excursion ;
and abe whose presence 10 10 the Divine influence
In sotening purifying and elevsing thoughts Is
here, too 10 sdorn 20 enyen and dignity iestisi
tee. The occasion u "a one tor the presence OF
The and tending OF the sick and wounded
soldier the appropriate province OF woman Sac then
must needs feel as We all do, lively nieres, In the
magnificent Institution which have just surveyed,
where the sick and disabled soldier may ind com
Portable refuge and asylum sgsns, want and sickness
and whore be may be tended and cared for the
soldiers Of Republic should De cared for. While
simiring this magnificent work let not forge, the
worthy gentlemen 10 whose energy and enterprise its
erection Is mainly due. therefore give
The health of General Brooke Of sjor fompkins snd
OF Mr. Kelsey the srchiIeei Of The Hospital"
Mr. Kelsey, the architect in reference to the comph-
ment Of Mr.. Clay, gave
The greatest Of al Archie great Statesman
Before dark the boat arrived safely al the wharf
where the company separated. after day Of delight
ial enjoyment snd unslloyed pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

GouaAuDs ITALIAN INDICATED so.r-Fa esss .. rkses.
mo.ing tan. pmple. frecsies rou shness 81 81
Dr. GouRAup, 81 Waker-st 1rs door from ~ ersl-
where may be had his celebrated Poodre nss sDa
eating supor6uous hair, LIQUID ROUGE for cons
cheefs dcsp csynssou tpge LILY Vhits fof 800 w
Ion, Hair Dye, eeaiss Hair Restorative, 1890 IL
usossn.ly dysiag qsy haiIs, Toota issss. i1 Wee
ingtou-M Doelpo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Landau Money Market.

The markei opened this morning heavy No transaction
Of had taken place the dispatch ofour Tel
egrsphc Communication The feeling 10 that the quota
both for money and will be those reported
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
GER MAN Y.
The yIiuisterinI Crtsis In Bavaria.

The news comes from Paris that the Hanoyerian Min
slry have resigned In body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

AusuRS.-Daniel Hewsons majority tor Mayor
10 within few votes Of SEQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Liverpool Cotton Market. .Fst

Liverpool Corn Mnrkef....FEB "a.
MsIke. very dull, nothing doing, and prices nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

r. The Ner- Orleans Commercial TINES has
stopped amer industrious and creditable existence
Of several years, for want Of adequate support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Commercial Affairs look well; there continues great
activity on the Bo1rse and the Bank returns again pre-
sect favorable appearance which sxhibs an increased
balance in the government seeouni, and dimninunon Of
protested bills Every description Of security wss looking
better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Nanebester NInrketFEs. .,

The mske, for Goods and Yarns possesses new fss
lure and there 10 also lees activity in raw Cotton
sumen looking for lower qaosdons Some large orders
for India were announced on Change this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

MOVEMENTS IN SOUrH CAR0LISA-Meetings in
response to Mr.. calhouns address are being held in
al Parts OF South Carolina The Charleston Hsrs says
il cannot ind room Tor their proceedings In the Sum
ter District meeting resolution adopted thst q
Committee q Public Safety should % formed a, Co
lumbis 20 consist Of two members from each District
OF the State. Another meeting proposed a Convention
consider the proPety OF adopting against the non
Slsveholding States nonimpcrtztion agreement In
case the Nilmot Protiso Is adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Hayre Cotton Market.
Pari. Money Market. Friday, Feb.

The Cotton market continues hm and the market 10
rshsr bare OF stock prices very arm with an upward
tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
CADET AFPoIsrNsSrs--The following are the
appointments as Cadets of the Military Academy a,

SPFV1E ~ NHss u 10 'I4lItaIy ACa1eIIIy ..
West Point for ls4s-pTcvious to march,
Msine, Nes Hampshire. Massachusetts, ,
William D wight Jr and Thomas w. Cispp Conuecii-
cut, ? Robert o. Tyler ard Thomas J. English Yer
mont. Daniel 4. Chapman NswNork. 10. Al large,
Wslworth jenkins 18th Conc District Thomas
p Hewitt 18th, La Rheu Livingston 18Th James
Wright 18th. John Davenport 18th, Joseph Sprsit
2o,h John r. Brown 18th, Oliver n Green; 18th, Ben
jsmin z. Chamberlain 3lst Alexander Chambers
New-Jsrsey ; ls; Congressional District. George B.
Dandy 3D. Benjamin 2. Smith 5th, Mark Z. Leaven-
worgh-Pennsy lvsnis. Virginia. 3 North Carolina.
South Csrolns. ?; Georgia, 8 Kentucky. = Ten
nessee. Ohio, 4; InisnEns, 3; Illinois Missis-
sippi, B Alabama , Missouri q Michigan, / Flori.
dA. Texss. q Iowa Wisconsin, District Of
Columbia, l I; Maryland, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
FASHIONABLE HATS.

~ wARNoCKs, aS BROADWAY, have now f'~'
f1r sale, their Spring style Of Gennemen's Hsu,
FOUR DOLLAR HATS.
Desiring TO profit by the Increasing demand w "'
almost standard price, We sre nduced to ODER Hal ST.
Dollars which for character and quality sssnts u'n''-
even by any heretofore produced by u.s.
mo 81 WARHOCKs, Hsiters 20 BfcsS~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

~ Adyer,isements and suoscripuons for ihe uos .,
ly circulated newspapers Of ali The ss.ss, are e.'
wMded TO The publishers By the accredited sso'
PALnEx, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

q TaEoPHILus frsKy viii deliver lecture No ~
isson this evening npon Electrical Psychology amer
sysriety Of most extraordinary experiments VIII " =
formed upoa persons 10 . wssefa state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

~ Country Merchants will hod sn extensive sss"'S
o. designs for show bills cards. &c aoLIyER bs0'r
s.esm Printing Establishment, tSun Buiidias) eof''
Nasssn and Fulton .ts Cheap and prompt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

HArs.-" Mairoilo.-How like ye The Gu, Of Jon gslss
beaverp
"hnd,s'o-Phthee, think It admirable, end Of choice
favor"
Had Master Msyoo, or shstspeare seen one OF Ksors
iS Fuon-s fashionable Spring Beavers or Mole sanas
would have gone Of In extacies. Really, more nsy
style has never been got up In NswYork They ere cod
a. cheap a they are durable and admired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

" Mr. FANNY KEnsLE BUTLER will reed tbs lhoa''l
morning, March u, The Merry Wives Of wiads~ ~
stuyyessn, Institute 81 II O'CLOCK Tickets 10 be bod
Poimsnn, Jsnor Of the Institute The yisg h'as -
Aston House, the Union Hotel al hr FfsreS "a ~
Growers Bookstore-prfce el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Individual Subscribers from Various Pest
Offices.
HUsINEss NOTICES.

" The ENTERTAINMENTS 81" Bsnnn,'s, always good.
are now superior to anything We ever saw NJ one vhe
Visited there last but have been sstOnshed ne
wonderful fests of Lavaier Ice. the rqubrs snd being
engaged for the present week also, he undoubtedly WI
dra~ largely Great Western appears In new comic ne
LANCE and ohsr really excellent entertainments take place
al and ~ O'clock Tho Mammoth Lady, the largest pefson
In the world, can be seen at ell hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

shipping Intelligence.
HAvRE, FEB. 72-An Lebanon. from NOrlesn'; Sarah
Rovd savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

EXTRA FIss TEAS. rs PEI CENT. caEArEa TnAs r'iA-
Freshly imported and Ooong and Young Hysou Tees 'a5
&c. per pound; best old Java Coffee. 10 good Cosss
eenui Butter To- I'd 10 10 Cd best new Lard sesos 900
winter OIL 10. TO g. per gallon new Rice cents -
wardss celebrated Esg Powders only cents psesst'
equal to esgs; good sugar. "a ga per Tbs whs sssr
4s. per lbs good Molasses. 2s per gallon.
ml22t' ASA PARKER, 2f2 Broope, cor Ladov~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

expect yet to IL become large, fourtshing and
most useful company. Considering how limited
It's a. starting and that two Of the months through
which II has passed have been dull almost beyond pre-
cedent 10 it, branch Of business ii Is a fact worth
noting that IL has paid It's members for their labor and
cleared for them $50 In addition. We more
warmly commend this enterprise to the public favor
ATrEMPr Ar MURDER--An lrishman by the
name Of Hugh McDermou was arrested on Saturday
evening charge OF having attempted murder his
wifs Johannah McDermot by iraicting several blows
with Ratchet 1t appeared that they had lived very
unhsppiy together and Mrs McDsrmost had caused
her husbands arrest twice for sbandonm On satur.
day he went home under the influence o liquor and in
alteration with mis- wife, seized the Ratchet and
indicted wound her forehe ad and another
on the right side OF her neck The head Of the
coming of as proceeded beat her the most brutal
manner with tbs handle, and had no. some Of their
neighbors heard her screams and gone 10 her assist
anee, hcDsrmou would doubtless have caused her
death the spot Tue parties lived a, $50 Broome st
and the neighcorhood for several hours was thrown
into state Of great excitement. McDenmou was
taken before Justice Timpson and committed 10 prison
~ answer.
SUDDEs DZATH.-A colored man named Jacob
Shepherd, died suddenly yesterday hIs residence in
the basement Of premises corner Of Elm aud Nanhst
tenpece- Another colofed man by the name oflsasc
Dyer expired very suddenly cellar of house q
saerirss The Coroner will Investigate these cases
today
is2UEsr.-Coroner Walters yesterday held an
inques. at the Aims House yard upon the body Of Rob
ert Baldwin, native of England, sgsd 20 years. late
seaman board the bark Empress. who was found
toaiing Ia the Dock at Pier IS, T. r. The decessed
missed from his vessel about ten days ago but ~
he supposed to have deserted search Vas made
for him al the time. Verdict, death By drowning.
FIREs.-A fire broke out on Saturday evening
In tie blind factory Of George McCowey at tho
Of Seventh and Nineteenth ss But ittls dam
age was done, however, as the flames were speed.
iy exsingushed premises ITO aud ll2 springst
were somewhat damaged By are On Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

The TaILoRs' AssocIATIos-We have hereto
fore noticed this endesvor Of few Of our New York
Mechanics escape from the expressions OF Compet
tive Labor and to themselves the prots Of their
work by means Of Association. On the LIST nst they
had been in operation four months and eight days hay
ing begun on the sd Of October last. We have re.
ceived from Mr. Van Pelt the Superintendent the fell
lowing statement Of their operations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

NJ Fs,sy s-be sst.r shas.p>s>tsyv--snt Is.utu-l2 "
prsf F.4s's I-c;gr--caii.eurn. srl~t~sY-7i- VI
r-f ". %. @cfurs- N-chsnic' in-ffu'--7SF ~
Ya-kse Hdl-S;ayv-sauf in-tfut--TA r "
Or Nsst ant M Yse-D-isacy 81 Ceas Sharch y 2 v
T p.srx Vice.. Iertur~. CIfnf0n Hsl-f-
~. Afn~a N1s.c-Nln-rrs kn1ul~-fs, =
A.. Rross~u nfooins DAY fBs
t.rx.. an k-sss st-pr soa .ssns
P,oor,m. o Hatsoa RIVER Broadway. CO.. NAssr IS
-, a.l-Js and 81 Bo-.y-is - 4. sni ~ q ~
M, ~, Of Eufopcsa Faningssss Bro.srsy-s An 70
cfr-s;y 4. n a.trss-kerhsnrs IA, IS bfosder 81
- 90. Ms.-an-S,s Rros3.sy- Day s1d ss-anS
Ar-rrsn Crra.-Akanrs, Brosd~y-'fA
sar,r.st TN.ssr-Chanhsf- ct rear truas~r- -
$500, u.,i.r-srss~sy, near AstAoay--ffs
-.--.s s..,gr-Brossvs, AAs st-Dsy AID svsa'a<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

ENGLAND AND IRELAsD.-THoNAs ID ARcY Nc
sEK ESQ. the noted Irish Exile. will lecture tonight
before the American Irish Society, the relations Of
Ireland and England. This is good subject and
on which Mr.. MCGEE will say many things worth
hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

CoLLiSss LINE OF SrEAsERs.-The keels OF
two other steamships Of X. Collins Cos line-the
arctic and the Adria,ichave been laid, and the yes
sells will be- ready for launching in abou, six months
The Adaatic and Pacific, now receiving their ma
cbInery will be In order for crossing he sea at about
the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

VAUxHALL SToREs.-The noted "Vauxhall' is
undergoing considerable change The large hall for
public meetings is about being turned into five small
stores, while corresponding number have been built
on the other side Of the main entrance thus forming
ten stores in ALL fronting the Bowery. The gardens
we presume, in aa,D quo ante Winter.
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lat.mn Dry Good,

TOWN3HND SHAhPLES3 s. SONS,
Philadelphia 81" receiving hy impoftatIoni. &
carefully selected Stock, comprising Staple and
new ct yIas Of Fdncy Dry Goods suited Tor Au.
tumn and winter Wear.
Eng fish " oolIn, Cotton and Linen Furnish
ing loods, 90 Sin" Is and Dress Coots Of al
lnds-- Eren:h do ard Dress and hianti'la
Silks, do Alc:inoes and other cloaklng .nater
ais.
Cloths, Fcstings and Woollens for Mems
wear, India Shawls, Silks and other fabrics
Last'ngs and Goods for Shoenakers. Amen
can CotIons and Woollans--llosierv, Gloves
i!hts. L Cravais.
Sept. is az 81 So. 2nd St. Phila.
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To a" arho,a n ssas ooucevn.
''"e Is h"rotY rivrn tothe csriitoH ofi
thsts pcrso,,, ~; ws'rnss"r an frso!v,s dNsv'
enid delic- "rs ",Icharee h'ti te,r evan ed az
ter II :,l a. '"f tilH f'st Tucesiav n ~
rt,o,, 20 Ftfrv e. Ct,l,, v,""y,i
e' - "r' rc~, Oc,oror ,,r,~, "ots
! aoriny in e, "'N ',e"n set onar f,rSSa
tend """' md ~hara bis creditors
na,s;,., s""' rn"s" fanny they have why {,
'oh'Tge shall not h. Granted sid debtor
&c. HOLLYDAY, elk.
o! Cecil County Court.
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This me iicine was prepared by a regular
pl, ysicien and is the result of an extensive prac
lice Of several years in Il bilious clImate--it IS
en- lrely u vegetable preparation aud may be ta-
ken by any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate cons titu,ion.
The following extract is from the "famer'S
and En,igran.'s Hand EOok" Il valuable work OF
abont 500 pages recently pnb'ls'iea by Aiessrs.
appleton < Cos New York. Ia chapter B; page
2s5, the author III speaking OF Fever and Ag ue,
remarks:
There IS most admirable medicine sold in
most of the Western cities, which We can con
scientonSly Recommend for FEW fit and hEtE
and other bilious diseases, it is the lNniA
CiiOLAGOGUE, which Is prepared by Or. Oa-
good of New York, who has mace The bilious
disorders off, the West his special study We
are no friend to those medicines usually ca He'd
patent, but NC have had ample Opportunity OF
knowing the Invaluable ELECTS VI Tx thulaSo9uo
in Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Nlcssrs. Scarf EuGoop
UAvERs1IcK s. Co, ofPhIladeIpAia
PHlLApELpHiA, ID mo. GAIN ls42.
Dr. c Ogood:-- Respected Friend We
have had occasion 10 $50 the good Effects my
IN cdicime il the case Of a yourg man "'o had
been troubled with chils 4 luug ',iAe aud r"1"!
not get lear of tbem, but since he commenced
taking d bottle OF thy preparation has rHtTey
recovered, ard is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCArTENGOOD HAVE.;i lEh y &c.
Mime rons other rtr; fcates f'"m rcn Of ia
gbcsi uspccaI '!ity !c.n'!lg +" We &Ita' III
cUcv vi the n dIoi"e can p" see On hHpN"";'o"
urarr>gn,d- ,i,,a sm,il rratis, On tie can
Ses treatment aud ,t,lc o. Fever and AJHs iud
other diseases u! n,iious cijuGIc-' u'ss ~ hHn
gratis ot'any OF he Ivijuw NJ aimed A@'.
DR.. Joseph W!laco Etton, Charlie y. ROE
rrl4 C,ul;on, y ". !Hvis Havte Dir Gr'c"'
j.nas Ni.=.r. rur. n,D.,,t John II, Clayton
thuch tU.. u".s.u 8 Las"n ''n"''tis,
u,a.-,r Z. tfuan. X n,u. auu J ,l"i" '-m.ihr
a!o v.u !-so,e ug,nls .uI H~"uofu.
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n. 8 AaWIeaec
Agent for the sale Of Sou,hworth Man
utActurlng Cos Writing Papers.
SS;,sGFsesz>e No. e Winner 81.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
100 cases oitne above superior Papers no "
store, aad fer sale to the trade al the 10 W
market prices, tiutng IN part Of
Fine tck Hat caps, L., ID, Is and l6 lbs,
blue and white,
Extra sur6 and supertine Folio Pos $, blue
and winIc lain and ruled.
Sup,rhuu commercial Posts, blue and white,
plain and ruIod.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and
gilt.
Supeffno and fine Bill Papers long and
broad.
Superlne and fnc Counting House Gaps and
and Posts, blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters plain
ana ruled blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and letters. gilt
SnpyHne Sermon Caps and Posts.
S"pei.!nr blIe iinen tim letters.
Extra super Bath Posts blue aud white. plain
aud ruled.
Embroidered note Papers and Envelopes.
"L"wyer's," Brief Papers.
Superine and tina Ca s and Posts, ruled and
PLAN, blue and white, various qualities and rgi
ccs.
h.sc 1000 reams white and assorted 81 90
pcrs, Bonnet Boa, Us, white and assorted rss
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted ana b
Medium, Cap Wrappers, ', Papers,
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Notice,

Notice Is hereby gwen TO the ~ w. or, Of
Within W Mel eau that prr.ota Siseha "
La h been granted ruE I'd debtor, al t 10
h,'e,nth ds' OF Dctonrr hrinS The fr day 81
oar t"unly toHr next -rcerrdior thia d .lr,
l'"t' been srt apa-' for 'ha sna hearing IA hi.
cage 8lern his rr.,!ilors may attend, .td .llra
cause i any tiny have Why Gna d.go!,arse
sta hos he granted sid debtor
Test Rich I'd c. t'oi',dny Ok.
OF Cecil County Colrt.
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Patagonia l,;,ana.

FIVE .rhsertbs,- invite The attention OF Far
IL neTs ana dealers 30 their suppa oithls Ie-
arhabla ttriilzeJ--rHkiR bWX iH!DHTA
Tl0N, AND &fLECfEn 81 IN EXPERT
E%IED SUtFRGthGD.
BEN. arg lie tAe PE&UYi an. it is all pack
III While 60 ton boys but not teiug !I>
that, Government monopoly, oIs Be r5o!ca1
a i0lrsr prtee.
Orders from distance can be executed by
US either from our stocks here at New York.
SOCTIER G. ERDUGHTON.
IS North NhdrVes,
Philadelphia.
SeptAnn sbers 9--lIn
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NOTICE,

Holice is hereby given to the creditors OF
h'cha'd CFes that personal fschargs hath
been granted to said debtor. and that the Fl
'eeh,h day Of Oct"btr being the first ,lav OF
oar County Court next succeeding this date
hath aeen set apart foi the final heatlng i'll h,s
case, where his creditors may attend, ani shew
ca use II any they have, why tina! discharge.
shall not he granted su id dehter
Test Richard G.. tiollydav Ok
Of Cecil cotuty (aur
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NOTICE

N7tice is hereby gwen to The cradtors Of
Jamas II. t!CnPhri. ;hht personal discharge
n til been granted to sGid debtor, md that tn 6
fifteenth day OF Octobor being the ftsI day OF
our County Court next succs1iing TINS dat e,
{; ath ueen set apart for the fina hearing in the
sse, where his creditors may attend, and shpw
Cause, any they Ia We, why final dischdrg Q
hall DOT 30 gra ntcd to sa d debtor.
lest Richard e. Hollydny elk Of
Cvci! county Co
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CABINET M e ROOM
In Eik!on IN

7iarssasss's;S L. C.sn1syHss.
'2'tlE undersigned I We established
themselves in Eiklon. al ne shop in "IHe
n0IfoD, 0formeriy occu led by Mr. Sim
mor~. whrre they pur., e preparing to
GGcr, aAd t.rrnin4 u hanH all kinds ri
Cabinet FURNITURE.
iiapng learned the business in on,
he !Argp cities. the, have brought wit,
hy!n al! the ar,s OF the trade, and az,
prepared 10 maka The best articles, as wei
.. tie cheapest, aud as they do their work
nen!>- lives. and are under bat light eX-
pSnse&, they can afford 10 sci al lower
pri, es than the city shops.
10 shor. every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
he ni Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
~ r"mm"n pine.
FAel wliIa!so make cn!Iins ofall iiinhs
-:@ttlrn, FUNERALS,
hetr-yyr rhrt, services man hp rrqu', -
f'ra"hr engaging inrnitni' from ,h,,
tnav ely upun having II sci made au
~ good MAJ, ria,
ROBERT NAESiiB INK
MATTHEW CANFW ELL
FIX "A Junr y '4G.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06


THE L'turt aiIi rommcncr on Monday,
1854 ''ctrrr. a.i coutinur unli the 18th OF
NarCI, "Es'''ng.
%GrG"ry--NArHAN 7 SMITH, ". d.
Tu"n: si'e iii! Z 4rmAa,-WILlIAM E A. Al
KEN, VI Il ii. =.
Tasr'p,.',,a " t.r,r Nedica and Uygione-
AMuGi. mHw Il -
Au"tuwy -, rtr>In'u..p = lo4GpH RoBY. u. y.
Theory "a! r. see q. Mnntctnt-.|u William
!"wgR. :! y.
Midwifery and III r'H's Of 'Vonol and Gail
d"a--!t;",i,Rp Il. 'rno,r,s, y D.
Lecturer on Pit o,gy ant E"!non-'rrtor Of
?rniomy-i:EoGG@ Y 'i,lrrTBEr0FH
instr tc,"ns ~ tln,'ci ''"aIt'ne ard chri.
cal Snr4erY v'rt ..,v 8, l.sa ,.Utnorr iuii 'nt.
ry OPP t. me u ra' r., -. t'ur uo.1s
for pr'vl,c.h ana,"nY v'i o' op,'rA Ocfo..sr
list. under The chirgo t'a i inn.'s:rai,r. f,"s
for the entlr" course 500 oni,rt a rd
NAV DE obtancd in the vrlniv 81 ihG Medical
College, for IL SO to 50 80 per week
VILLA - Z \. AIKEN,
Sept. Is '4o-lm Dean of;he F,ruly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06


S,Gss MARKET STREET,
Below Eighth, South side, PuiLApELrnIA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
lecturers of Europe, every srvle OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
~ Read this advertisement cut it uut %,
the paper put it in your pocket. and call tue
first time you visit tie city. Among the assort
ment will he found:
Gold Levers, lsk cases, full jewelcd, $40
Liver Levers tulI jewelIcd Is
Gold l'Epmes, iSk. cases, jewelled, 25
Silver l'tpiucs, jewelled 10
do QnarlIrr Watches 4toSl0
silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set SO
do Desert do do do do 10 90
DO Table do do do do Is 90
Together with a splendid assortment OF Chaste
and Rich Jewelry SC. &c.
Gold Chains OF every variety and pattern at
slight advance upon the origina. cost. Examine
them by all means
J." The Trade will be supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
J.LADOMUS.
No 246 MARKET Street below Eighth; South
ide, Philadelphia.
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