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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
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bultCn, Group, Ulfbma,
Gataubs, uno ale
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Der.
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litN tEtonnt unN 1T Gin ibcrts Nd 9totn ollslrqnt.
btlICn, bic auswbruu0 btrtC fibra. &e bot rie Grs
tt 3Iu9nlPt Str Gnldbtn 9rcbt furh eit ennit lni=
on, uno miro turtb Nmtcrcn, @rtoi9Cr. acpstaitn,
I'm. @S biiirrirt rcn allen ouctrm oucp. dnep, il
kbr gut jn nGbmsr entb6t ntthtS ecB etr grcn fdas
ocn Snntt, uno eE 9adtit fao oueb 9rSbtr ais olIe
onotre.
Cine itce Somitc lclltt ricF kbSttore G0teGn i'm
oauk botCn.-DticnilEn fit s. crni otbroutbt hos
Zen. reGcR uitbt mcbr ctnc eolkdtC isil. 0qss mos
mir rtrlan9cu H. prcttrt cs Cnmal, uno nlon fubt
pStlbtrt cap ihr ros rtbtt ltrthtt cariitrr fSQt.
0[g~SGi9t itbSetart MtriSin III gum &niouf bti
8utb, Wouu9 uno Srsrer
Smuor 4, 1919. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
N 2[llIoniez z9l0t1richt.

% NlIl9llle>J(0Orlbt.
gladridt miro biermit ge9ebcn. bo6 s
Il ab Gene, Don Slo Nbeitbau Saun
f6ip, Seba @auntp. beutc, CSuni lS. IS49)
icin 9anSsS Scrmoaen an Die unterSeibne
ten, gum Nueen ieiner @reoitorcn ubcrtra
gen BAT. - 2lue pcrfpnsn bic an brIa9tcn
SOiiab Gene fhuIbi9 iino, rpsrben cober er'
fudt, fr9Iei6 3abIun9 6u Iciltsn; uno SoL
de, Die Uufprudc an i'm boben, perecn Gle.
ieIbs seb0ri9 ano wobIbeltdti9t eiubdnrisen.
Charles SrGmcr,
Saeeb Sil!inacr,
- aii9nfts.
Stunt II. nam6
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
- 2cktt @ril1nrruna.

W. Scgte Grli1ller1ng.
QQe 9erfonen Die nod in ben 8utbern
ecs unterfbriebenen, fir 8aubcl;, otsr
Gumber ir9sne elmer Dirt. oer in Sancen,
Rcten, cSer ancere @sife, an oenfeben
f6uIbi9 iino, werben biercur6 gum Ieeten
NAL aufscforcert innsrbaIb a 98c6en alb
Sube5abtsn, wcnn iie uufOltsn erfparsn mol.
len.
Solcmou @au9ewer.
0uentaun, SUM- 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
w. S0ul>9t erDnuna.

W. S0ul>St etDnuna.
Der S6uI Siitrift BON Norc' 8beitbau in
&ebnun9 nit Sapio eaurp, S9oem.
Giuuabmcm:
SiIanS in Sdncen pom uori9en
Sobr, S30l8 60
Staats &erwitIi9uns, 261 al
Sdr, 572 65
SutrrCflen, 1876 90
Gmpfon9en Don Den ShulrSi:
rcftoren pcn Suowbeitbd0, mel.
Dies curb Srrtbuni an Sam. Qcle
teSabIt wuree, i3 30
$1,000 80
StuS9abcn
SSdbIt an peri6iecrne 9cDrer 1850 SO
In Oructer, 6 90
s. Sbeircr. Sar. Collector, Is 90
Sar pergrben uno perlcren, 057
NueltCrs. .@Gbubrcn, 3 90
StIaHj III Der Sbaefdmmer, 26l6 81
$4,000 90
SdpiS 2nury, stbogm.
auottprS-sSobn Sbane, ir.
Gcmarc &Cblcr,
pttsr Scfer.
Suni 81 po2u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
CARPETS.
& 6trcfc!

Gin iplcuoiper SOrratb Sru6treffe, unc
IL 2Ie6te 8rimc Sru6tlenicm
foeben abatten uno wCblfeiI ju pataufcu
ssl
$. uno S. Gdser.
Qucntonn, Stunt 2i. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
9teueY
Sanlilicn @rpScric StpDr.
0pfrt SipS Siutr ,uN 0Ittpi

ONilIlkltlt OLp0StkS OkpDtF
&efct Dies giner Mlb Qllle I!
Scr unterSeihnetc crlaubt ftb ric Gin
wcbnr NirntaunS uHo Nahborftbaft gu
benobrihti0cn, oo6 er Gm gdc peS Marft
Sicrctf5 uno Der UlIcn Stroes in UIcntdun,
in rcm pen Ger 9stba @auutD Sanf frIbcr'
Bin bemObnteu @ebduoc, clncu ncueu
Samifien 8rojcrie Stptr
rrGfTuet bat, no er immsr orf 0ano boIicn
wuo, elm grocer &crOtb 9roiCrien pcn il:
eu Sencnnune wclhe Qrtifd CT an Den
uiecstlfen baor @tlc Wrciftn ooer i'm Nus
taulb fir 9dnocSprocufttn rcrobfcl9cn lai:
fen wiro. Scin Stof bcfsbt 5um SbciI
aus fol9cnSm :
go (Sss4tA SmperioG, @cuna SYion. fhwor'
Al ;cr uuo anbrrer Sbcc. Ncw SrIc
EiG1LIkzg ans. MuStopocp, Hoiinirter, YuI
rerilirtcr uno onccrcr 3udcr, MclaTCS uun
icccr Qrt, Sde, 9ibtcr, Scife, &eiS, &io,
Sapo uno oncCrcr &Oifse, &ds, SaIj, Sur
licn, 9efen, Gimer, @aIbmaid incn, &C.
@PR Gbeufou 8 siu 9robcs Uf
kNGGaIj lOrtcmeut @cinc, ais giSbUn,
s4xz21laa port uno Maeeira, Srdncy pUn
ieecr urt. Sin, @bistp, lc.
Gr miro cS fdb Sum 9clddft MAIDEN fCi
ne auber Die bsiten Gctrdnfc Su fOu'en, uno
fam cober nutb ucrrauun98uCu cielelbc
Ieiucn GuucCn cmpfrblru.
Gr bUlft curb punftlitbc Gufmertfamfcit
Ieiuer @clbGfte, einrn She'll Der 6ifeutIitbsn
RuuoIboft III 9cuic6en. Scr9rGt Den Srt
nictt, c5 in Ger Stauo ebeoem bewpbnt pUn
glim une Gcnin9cr.
Is. J. Scpcp.
Rai II. 1S49. uQlS
9il0cr pUn icScr Mrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
Hl'sa fcbet bier!
Gin neuer 9rpGftbmteb.

Scr uutcrsCtbncte bittet um Grlaubnib,
fcincn Sreuncen, 70 ME ciucm gecbrtcn Dub
Ifum bic Nnsei9e Sumadcn. oa6 er Die @rOb.
fbmieo 8crflfdtfs, Die friberbin ourtb So
mas &uns 9ee9nrt ,per, uno fpdtrrbn pcn
0S. .. pcrocu bctticbsn wurbe. 9sIe9cn auf
Der mcitIihen Seite Der SamiltCn SnaBe
Der Start aaentaun. ilbcrnCmmen Bat, uno
oIImO er INNER bereit 9efunoen werren mirb.
Qnfprebenocn, benrn eS bcIiebt i'm NIT IT,
rcr Gunbiboft iu beehrcn, abiuparten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
In Die Dalnen.


an Die Damen.
S8ir babeu fur @ub eiu 9ro6cr Stct
neucr une fdIdiondbIcr Srr6 '9hter, wclhc
NIT 9ro6er Scr9faIt ousgemdblt mmccu,
bciocs IN 0iniicbt Der Suaitit uno Stplc,
beltcbeno gum Sbril aus Sdwu5. 8craqe
De eaneS, MuSIiu 9in9bamS, giuCn Sing
BANS, pcrdnerrEihe uno. robe 2einemonoc,
en9lilbe uno amerifanilhe 9riutS. .-Sun
ieioeuen 9utcrn batCn mir gIinScneer Bro
tace fIgurirter teihcr @amllion, qculCiner
uno farbiger oo.. fbmorSer Scoe nit rei
den 9uifreS, uno nur lpIds Baarcn Die mir
wt9en ibrcr 0aucrbofIi9Feit nit Sihnbeit
smpfebIcn t6nncn, incem le aus 9ctUbter
Seine fabrijrt mcrccu Iiuc.
4rbmar;Seioene 5balDls,
@cmeine. NomaSf, uno reid cmbrpicc.
iirtt Don jecer SuaIitdt uuo Yrciftn.
TblbPt Sbdml9,
GbmarSe uno WooC crGorirte.
peer, Qrfnc icloenc uno Rio tSanefdube,
Samcu Grd9en, 8dmme. II. (. m, mprl'
Der ibr eub Frucn wercCt. penn tbr tirftI'
ben bcihauct.
an jun0e Mdnner,
wrttc cis &borbelt crS lcci9en Stonot8 re:
fuoltrcn, uno orouf aus llne iib in rrn
Gbcitano
su br9cbrn. tetct Der 9rupOrf Strbr cine
9rNbe Nttrotticn bar, in Scrcff pcn
Brette curb.
81. $40. 4 Grtra Smpcrfciues, GunliitheS,
SrhuS6iildbcS, S5clailcbce, Icutitfce
nuo Stmcrifhuiiebce,
nno ale Sar5sn beS Hs9eubo9enS, uno sini'
9e Sbatttu unentoedbar init Gem YrSma.
Tesfinoe,
Wctdc an Sb6nbeit uno gSirfIidfeit bic
8rceaoe bcr dItslfen 3eitcn ubertrrffcn-
fOwie cini9e auSerIcieus patterns pon
GPi0e in0 EeInet,
wabrs SraQmente UUn esm ..U5urcn0cman.
&c Der 9ladt," init cen ,,Stcrnrn Ger Ocrr.
ibfct." alIe feltfiteno uno bIinfeno- -mdb:
reno Den
Is drD clorS
Scmc99rlnce biuNbtIiA ccs Shmudc' :
Decoration uno Ort6 onQrbctcn mcrotn.
pelte allen pOran9ctsn Die nod Sic Uuf
merffamfett oocr Die 3irtIidftit Der gioieS
M etelsr um9e9cno ouf ltcb ScGcn.
an nerbeirattete mdnner,
welbc Die &borbciten Der SuQcno pcrmc'
zen. lob uadb Bcbr unc gueiid,Frit. Sra
eitdt uuo Sh6Hbeit percirt9t. umftboucn-
eem @ecbrtcu, ocm 9cnIIcmann, ocm MC.
ebanc, Dem Sirgsr. eclA 8aucr, Dem pro
ieilicncIlcn Wdnn. Ginem unp Uucu. Gfuct
ccr Ncupcrf Stobr feinr YrahubUrsn unc
Ersitct aus fetu neucr Stpl pon
3Guep ecitrctftc Ga6imcrc.
fcine unrer9Icide Qus1clIun9 pCn
Breitem Turbe,
frtnt nunealh6nc Ssitin9s, feline frfba'
&c UuSpabl prn
GrnpatS fHe !Snlstd)rrr
Mue fener acknowledgement uno cnoIcfcn
ssarctit anesrrT @uter-alcS einidltc6cne
MAS Gin Mcnfb uur an icinen &hfcn, let'
ne @Iirccr. feline Sbu!tnn. 0err nm fetncn
!SatS Siebrn maQ,-alcS mas ibr bu tbun
babt III ouSuruftn. uno SatlafaeIton wno
upr 8rrmuncuun9 peritummcn.
Scyu uno Sampipu.
U[Ientdun, Mdi 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
I'm 1utIcbennraef,cr !:

Gr bcIhla9t ale Qrten Subrwrrfc, auf
Die beile @eife. mad Der neueIien Mooe, auf
6ie fnr5efte anSsI9e une an Den aucrnisSris'
(tsn 9rriGrn-
Qub pcrfertiet er pOn orn beften Springs,
70 ME Sfsin5 fue @osen Qhien, bic mir.
seuesmo ubettroffen wsrcen fonnen.
II ~ q dmlcutc:
Stmico. Qrbrit fur an Gebduoe, oon al.
len Senennun9en, wiro euf bic aGerfb6nlte
@eile. uno auf bic firSsifs 4nSei9e perrib.
tct. aurS, cS wiro uon tbm ale Qrt 9rOb.
lttmieo Qrbeit, nit Qu5nabme oe5 Yfsrbe
SeftIa9enS, an ccn niceri9lten Yrelbcn per'
rihrt
Gr if bdnfbar fdr bcreits 9cncfenc Quf
munterun9, uno miro lib ferntrbin bcfre'
ben, ourd quite, fbJne unc mcbIfeiIs Qrbrit,
Gle Sabl feiner Gunoen Su permsbren.
SbarlcS s.. ScnbarS.
QQcntaun, Sanuar 25, nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
@Mter fllr W(anl6peripnen. :

30 Stitts GueGib, Srtutb. @rrmon uno IcmGiti
Sub scn 81 90 Dis 6 -Scmmcr:S4aarCn in orc
fer &Tkbtcrnhit.- Goitbmcrctt, Siptco Sub UNI
Gagcntrt pcn 81 bis 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
Sncucement5 9r6ecr ais iemaIS
Bargains ! @rp6e S5or9ainS !
S6omlS Sbowls !

10 5uS uuo 10 @icrtd NRcbOir SbolplS nit Iti.
rtntu Srnlcs, pcn % bis + 00.--Ssipmc Sriuacs
fir Nioutilas, on btra'Mltetm prCtfsn-5O Stids
Rbine, 2trnultS, SGttin, StrttpIo 6rcbs 9IoppoS, -
CStad Grrrc Sbius ftir SRantIu0s.-DiCitr Scios III
sNEhitNntliSh IN YrElis, prn so @ts. bis 81 37lh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
4fbmar;Seioene GbalDls,
Tblbef Sbaml9,

@cmeine, SamaSf, uno reid cmbrpic
iirtt pon jeoer Sualitdt uuo Yrciitn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
SSoblfeile geblci6te Otusline.

= II frr.- Scrtrn crhotn am philadelphia
ID 9tcbr, 1000 no. prGtbt1cr 3u=
der an Gnts.-l000 70. Grtra an Gtms.-4000
%. ern G4 Dis l0 Gtuts otr aIItrtrtE.
9)aeaer uno gSeoner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28

SbmarSe uno WOoc erlorirte.
peer, Qriinc icicenc uno tio ,Sancfdube,
Somcu 8ra9en, Rdmme. II. {. m, mprtI'
Der ibr eub frcucn wercct, penn ibr ei,kl'
ben bclhouct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-28
Sim YDitabelpbia StpGF

Sctttn srboltin, Sc9bcrn odts. cbtnfals prl Sroib
in 9rcpSr SIrkbNpInbEit, pcu 75 Gents bis ST 80.
S)aP9Cr uno 9BcSnrr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
Rose Bank Division, No. 81, S. of T

Mn. EplTon:-Fn, tie information Of the
Sons OF Temperance in the county, as well as
tor Il others WHO feel an interest n the success
Of Mis- order, have TO request YOU will give
this communication an insertion.
81 ose Bank Division, No. 81 g. Of r., was
instituted on Monday night last, at the Bril- k
Meeting lIous", and the following officers in
stalled: Ambr use =. Owens. W. P; David G.
Parker. w. A.; Charles II. Iiaines. r S.; John
R. Abrams, A. r. s, EIias II. Pearce, F. s.;
El,h PIERCE, II; Levi Brown, c.; Flihu Her
gan A. G.; John England, |. 81 Robert b.
Peircc, o 5.
Quite number ofprrsons were initiated, and
among them our friend VIM P. Jones, who ha
| taken IN active part--whose intelligence and
solrdty Of character, will command for the d.
vision The respect the neighhorhood'
| Brcthr II from Octoraro, Susquehnnna, Ste
phruson Archer, and North Fast Divisions, were
present 10 aid the deputy 6. w P's, .Alonzo
Snow ard T. S Thomes, in the ceremony OIL
| opening Sc, Sc.
| The whole affair passed off plcnsn ntly. and Il
mistake not, Rose Bank Division, will soon
vie in numhers aud influence 18th her sister d.
visions in the county. There are now nine d..
visions in the county, and still the work is on :
| ward and upward cd speed the glorious cause
Yours, L. w.
February Goth 40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
nEagTgSssGS. SC.

Tie following periodicals have been reeei we'd
at this Office the pas, week.
Pc,lor Mogd-ine, for Fehruary--E E. Miller
New York. Two good plates "Brorkville, y
(on tie ST. Lawrence) and Going to school,
This work has good corps Of contributors nj
Is orihy Off title.
Grahams .naga-iae, MarcI,--S. D. Patterson
& Co. Philhda-"C Christ weeping over Jernsa-
lem" is large and elegant mrzzotint, besides
which there are several Others excel! ent de-
sign and finish. Mrs Pierson, Mrs Osgood, Jos
r. Chandler. } Bayard TsyIor, Park Benjamin
and oilers are among the contributors. This
is work Of the highest literary merit.
Codeys Lady's Book, Narch--L. A. Cooley
Phllada.-Godey has corps Of the very bes
writers, and his engravings are unsurpassed
"The Lost Dove'' in this No is an exquisite
notwithstanding Cupid" is aTso excellent.
1t has besides fne plate of f,stlnns, and va
rieiy Of wood engravings Of patterns Of needle
work. &c. Sc. This is a popular work and de-
serNedy so.
american metropolitan Magazine. February
Israel Post, New York-This is new work
and possesses much merit. 1t has Number o
excellent steel engrdvings, and m,nv spirlte1
and well executed woodcus' Mrs, Elicit, Ste
phcns, G. II Butler. J. Fl Nlancur, Tu ckerman
Martin Fanquhar Topper, AMI host of the
hes, writers, contribute to it, and cannot fail tc
make il a very desrab 10 work.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

PorrLsTEoN OF THE UNITED STATES
The following statistics arr obtained fom
the Report for 1913, recently submitted
to Congress by the Commissioner OF the
Patent Office:
The present population of the United
States is estimated at 81 $3.50 600. The
number allotted 10 each State is as fol-
lows: Name 615, 900: New Hampshire
30S,000: Massachusetts, $4,000: Rhode
Island 10000: Connecticut $4,000.
Vermont 100000: n. York 2,SSO,OO0;
New Jersey 425,O00; Pennsylvania g.,
100000: Delaware $4,000; MARYLAND
10000; Virginia 1895 900; North Car
DINA 10000; South Carolina 100000;
Georgia 825, 900; Alabama 7l6. 900: Mis-
sIssinpi $40 900; Louisiana 400 900. Ten
nessee $4,000; Kentucky 100000; O.
hio l.9S0.O00; Indiana 1O00.00O; Hi
nois 100000: Missouri 500 900; Alkan-
sas 900 900: Michigan 42O,000 Florida
10000; Wisconsin 250.O00 Iowa $50, J.
600: Texas 10000: District OF Column
bia $4,000; Oregon 10000.
The total population IN 1910 was H.
OG3 1853: inc'ease since that time ac-
cording to the above est'mates) 1922
cat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
VENDI1E.

The subscriber will sell at public sale
at his ia m, between Elkton and Glasgow
on Wednesday the 14th day Of March
at 10 O'Clock; his stock, and farming
utensils.
STOCK . good Horses, $ mich
Cows, part OF them Calves by their side,
! yoke of Oxen, 3 yearirg calves 6
Sheep, Shoats.
FARMING Wagon
and Harness, Horse Gait and Harness
Horse Rake, Corn Shelter, " heat Fan.
Flows, Harrow, Flukes, &c. Also, 1
cook Stove, Side Board, Bureau, Chairs,
SC.
Terms oil sale, all sums under $l5
cash, over this amount credit OF SIX
months, notes with interest and approx
ed security will be required.
JAMES S. PURNELL.
Feb. "a, 40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
National Convention.

There is to be a national convention
held at Baltimore on Tuesday, the 9th
of March lS49-not politicians, but Of
capitalists, iarcnfOrs, and amateurs Of inee-
nuity and skill in the productive arts.
7 he objects Of holding the convention
To examine discoveries, new inven-
tions, plans, and compositions of matter,
&c
9. To furnish true and original inven-
tors, when required, with advice, the
means of sustenance, materials, sc.
3. To purchase library for the use
OF examiners and inventors, sc.
4 TO establish a room for the exhibit
ton Of models. plans, drawings, &c
5. To give counsel and advice FOR a
feel to those who may desire informa -
ton about machines, &c.
6. The establishment Of warehouse
of machines, implements, manufactures,
SC.
7. The establishment of workshops for
the instruction of apprentices, &c.
g. The establishment OF a school for
the instruction of mechanics, scholars,
sc.
This brief summary will give an idea,
though an imperfect one, Of the objects
proposed to be accomplished by the con
veniion, which are all laudable, and will
be attained, we hope. We would will,
lngly insert the whole programme, but
cannot for want of room.-WaShinglon
Globe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

Died. On Tuesday morning last at the
residence ofher husband. near Gilpins Bridge
Cecil county Mrs ANN wife Of Jelhro johnson
Esq. in the 55ih wear Other age.
The deceased possessed a remarkably mill
and atFecon'ie disposition, and thereby gained
the wnrmest feelings ofregard Of her friends and
neghbors generally. She was attacked about
three weeks before her death. with painful ni-
Fiction. hut in the midst of excrnciating pain,
was enabled through Him that hath bought us.
to evinre to those around her, that beyond n
Doubt, she had not lived in vain, but has ex-
changed hrr tenement ofclav for house not
built with hands, eternal in the Heavens y.
At Chrs.ana, Del. on the 10th inst after n
painful illness. in tie 5th year Of his ago. Ma
inr EDWARD GILMAN. cl lest son Of Col. Edward
Oldham. Of Bohemia Manor, one Of the Hero g
Of the Revolution. and descended hv n long line
oihonorah!c ancestry from the first settlers Of
Maryland.
Al his residence al Gar,ett'a Factory, Cecil
county. on Thursday last, the 22nd inst, SAM.
UEL GAHnETT Esq. in the year Of his age.
At his residence near Frenchtown Rail Road
on Wednesday last MIR. JAMES DAVIS; aged
years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

EARLY CLOSING OF THE SronEs.-We no
tced with pleasure that for the last Two or
'h'ee weeks, on account oil the protracled
meei,gs here, The stores closed al O'Clock
in order that those connected with Them
might attend the churches. We have often
supposed that 1t would be well ifsuch an
arrangement were permanent u As MANY
Goods would be sold by each store, and the
cu.tom wonld de divided as now. il all
were 10 close at seven instead Of or &c
o'clock. IT strikes us as being very labor
Gus for merchants and their clerks, TO b.
confined so marv hours 10 business and he
ing thus deprived of The necessary time fc
recreation, reading SC, &c. In other towr.
and cities, the closing of stores al an earl,
hour in the evening has been adopted hy
the merchants, and has been found to work
well.t
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Col Fremont AND HIS EXPLORING PAR
Ty.-A letter 10 the S.. Louis Union; from
PnehIa. Nev Mexico, dated on tho 2sh No
vembrr, saIes thai Col Fremon, and par
,y had commenced, on the 26lh, The a-cen
of The first range of mountains near Pueb.
la, and We're pursuing their oilSome march
through SHOWS, towards the Pacific ocean.
We give az extract from the lener:
"'The last we heard from him. he was
vending his way slowly through snow a
hou, two feet deep, and was within five
miles of the top of the first ra"ge Of noun
lains. Ills The Intention Of Col. F. 10 20 to
the Pacific by an entire new route, soul, O
all his former routes across the continent.
His present survey will be ofmuch interest
Shnuld a southern ronle be determined on
or the great railroad across the continent,
this survey will greatly aid Congress in de
Iermining the western terminus"
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] ours,
february Goth 40
Mr.. CIAy-We find the following in the last

Mr.. CLAy.-We find the following in the last
number OF the ST. Louis Republican,:
eve have Il rumor, through private source
at New Orleans, from Mr.. Clay will accept the
office Of U. S. Senator from Kentucky, anu serve
during the coming extra session; but, if his wish
es are consulted, lie will he at liberty to resign
the office OF Senator, and accep. the appoint
ment Of Minister to France. His appointment
to this distinguished post would not only be ac-
ceptahle to the nation, but reflect the highest
credit on the administration of Gen. Taylor
We doubt not, it Mr.. Clay's wishes are in ac-
cordance with this rimor, that he will be ten
dcred the appointment"
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MAINLAND GoLp ORE.-A specimen of the
gold orc found on the farm of MIR. Sam'I Ellicott
in Montgomery county, has been left at the Pa
trlot office. which paper says:
We understand that during the past week,
further discoveries have been made which jus.
tlfy confident belief, that the vein IS much
richer than was even at first supposed, and that
now there is no doubt that the nine will prove
very productive. We understand that specimens
Of the orc have been submitted to Prof jackson
who pronounced them as very pure, free from
alloy, and as indicating the existence ola per.
manent vein. Arrangements are about 10 be
mada TO work the mine, and an agent is now
in Baltimore on his way to the North, with that
view
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THE New CAnlNET.-1t appears now
to be reduced to a certainty that the
Hon JouN NJ. CLAYTON will be the Sec
rotary of State under the incoming adj
minisration, We believe no selection
President Taylor could have made, would
have been more acceptable to the peo-
pie ofthe Union generally. AS states
man of ripe experience and enlarged
mind. he stands among the first men of
the country he is favorbly known to
foreign governments, with whom, in that
important station, he will have to hold
intercourse, and what is of great impor-
lance, he has the confidence OF all sec
tions of our own country, and of all po-
litical parties. Mr.. Clayton is firm ana
true Wing, and as supporter OF Taylor,
contributed largely to his election. HIS
memorable speech in defence of the old
General, delivered on the floor of the
Senate, will not soon be forgotten
In regard 10 the rest Of the cabinet
there is nothing but rumor The New
York Tribune has the following despatch
from Mr. Greeley.
WAsu1NGrov, Monday, Feb. 10
Mr.. Criltenden has consented TO be
the Attorney General IN Gen. TayIor's
cabinet.
Mr.. Clayton has also accepted the post
of Secretary OF State.
Report says tina Gen. Taylor has Sc
lected Hon Geo. Evans, OF Me, as Sec.
retarv Of the Treasury, and Caleb B,
Smith. Of ind for Postmaster General,
Barlir Peyton for the War Department,
and Thomaa BuIrr King, for the Navy,
Ano,hcr rumor is that the Secretary
snip OF tie Treasury will be given 10
Hon. Truman Smith.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun gives The following as the
rumorrd cabinet.
For Secretary OF State, Mr. Clayton.
For Secretary Of Treasury, Mr.. Evans.
For Secretary Of War, Mr.. Crawford
For Secretary OF Navy, doubtful
For Postmaster General, Mr.. Letcher.
For Attorney General, Mr. Johnson, of
Maryland.
A few days more, and all uncertainty
in regard to the matter will be removed
No one appears 10 doubt that the cabinet
will be composed altogether Of thorogo-
ing Wings.
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Grv. SHIELDS. Satisfactory intelligence
has been eceivcd from Illinois (says the
journal of Ccmmerce) stating that General
Shields. the u. S. Senator elect will give
Gen. Tavlor's adm iuisiration liberal sup
port on all questions that do not directly
conflict with The principles of the party &c
which he il attached f!e is pledged to
sustain the Wing policy of Internal I'm
provemant~ and will enlist in no iachon o
improper opposition against the nomna
,ions Of President Taylor.