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Constable \ Sale.

10 virtue ola writ Of Vruditioui Exponas,
hS ssurd by George II. joyce, "ne of the Jus
tlc"s of the Peace Of :he State o MARYLAND in
and !nF Cn:il county, to me directed, ] wi i en-
pose to sale AT public auction, at the Court
House GoorIn !hH town of Elktmn ON SATURDAY
the i1th day q, j'ue Lest, at o'ror;, all tn"
estate right, i'lic and interest OF T. IvA~d =.
le"l' IN ah' to all that Lot or parcel Of L,nd
situnl"d IN the iIwu Ct Elk Son nclr the Rail
konG, adjoining I.aud LGJohn T. Mnrgan and
. hers and occupied by john sewal, sliced and
ihHcn III execution AT the suit Of James S: Pur-
nell ava n>t john r. tEo9g and Edward b. Lew
is, ana 10 &c sold to satisfy spi1 writ.
liEZ. FOAND, Const.
May 25-ts' (Sl,75)
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The sub4ci1er, residing in WmGnTsvu LIZ,
York counir, !'cnnsy WANNA, wi!! deliver la { OIL
the Nix, j Uriu Easi, "a Bohemia i;ycrs, Or at
any other convenient point Cm the Chcsalcl i
by. Ills Lime IS vi superior 4nahLy, and no
will maze uud luljyls TT all core &c. and i t It
Goes net please INC ruai cmer--Ao sa!c. Ri
og~e.s p2"ctuaiiy at,cnutu 10.
A. ROWAN.
Nrmi,tsgilia, Pa. F,n. end, 'j2---GuI
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WOOL CARDINii.

ME S"bsrrih"r respectfully informs the
II public that lie has taken the Wooded Fac
tory known by the lame Of lohns,n's Factory.
near GiPn's Falls, whore he is prepared to
manufacture wool into Rolls. Yarn, Cloth, &c,
lie "'ll give his undivided aIi4nt ion TO the
business, aod hopes from his long experience To
be at le I" give general satisfaction to those VINO
may favor hnn with their custom.
JOHN GA MBLE Jr
May 25-tw-
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A SENATORIAL Pun. Senator Rusk,
writing TO the Pacific Railroad Conyen-
ton, SAYS, that road such as the one des-
crlbed extending throughout this wonder
iul Union, ard having Ter its 'e,nini the
shores of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
might we'll be styled the colossus Of
RkGticy
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This is to Give Notice; That tho

J. MS Il % wv 1T0VIVF13 'TTtt eFIS
subscriber Of Cpci! county hath obtained
iiom the Orphans Court Of said county, 'e'-
,ers Tes,amen,ary on the personal estate OF
Rachel Cord late Of said county de-
ce4aed Al persons haviul claims against
the said deceased, are hereby varied TO
exhibit the same with the vout hers thereof,
duly Authenticated on or teiore tie 2HI Jay
o. Nay 1891, they may otherwise 10y
law be excluded tom all beoeii Of said
estate. Al persons indebted TO laid estate
are reque, ed 10 make immediate payment
10 the subscriber. Given u!!ler my haud
This llth day o. MAY 1880.
JAMES pNjFCHARD, Ex'r.
May lllh 19oU--''w.
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TIE BooT on THE OTHER LEG. Til @
fair sex frequently haul their iaithe. s
lovers before the courts OF Justice; but
now, Nr. Herman ST. *" is suoing Miss,
Diana Tappan, in New York, for breach
OF marrag" promise lie laws his dam
ages at $4,000 He gave Diana so to
purchase wedding dress, and ever since
she gifted him he has been much aift cited
an mind, and unable to attend to his bus.
lneSS.
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3. r. III Az,
Spring Il &sss22asas. ssSG,ss.
Has received fresh supply of

has received lrtSn supply OF
Spring 81 &sgssanse4. GfoeMs.
VA IliciI will be found in the FLOWING
w cllliogne, Having been purchased from
hons"s NO. , on Market st, dDwn 10 .jnsey's' -
IN Bank St, he will leave it for tho purchaser H.
decide whether they are equal in qaality, styl.,
and price, 10 any purchased III tbs market.
Please call and examine.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths of various make and color, CaRsmeros
do heavy and light, T.rceds and Parametta
cloths Tor coats DIiijiius, white, Drawn and
eolorsd' French and Scot". linens. mixed, plaid
ara pii'n Cotton goods for pan'a looms, linen
ahd c"''cu cheeks Tor boys pants, american
hahhce:i, rcS''n4s bin srtjm tig'd silk and cotton
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
silks fed; s'rip'd, clangcahle and plain Blk
and ch'ngrahto Tor mantI1s, silk AIhcriurs OF
various coloIs, brreae defines 40, r.ous.in de
lanes, liz d and plain hr.cre. cnt, hg'd and
pian t'"nInrd silk; liurn lostras gingham,s,
scotch, Fr'nrh and English: Saxon, French and
domestic blk aIpaca$j English and American
prints.
VI hIte Goods for Dresses, &C.
Camhrics, ir"knrc;ts, null, Swiss, fg'd and
plain, book muslin ard netIs assorted.
TGiiIaIlNGs
FrngcF, ginaps. jenny Hind bra ids, cords,
hn'tons &r. SILK aud Linen Cn,nh,ic Hdkfs
Hosiery and Gl"vcs for ..dus aud Gentlemen.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
N'ms'ins, h'"arhru and nuh' ched, cod cam
brics, Canton InnnrlS, wo LA do, mconaird
diapers, tow dia pers and crash bed itching, &c.
Hardware, Quccnswarc, Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
NolasaNs, crushed and brown sugars, Java
RIO, inguMrra and burnt "prrc: Cocoa. churn-
late, spices, ground alum, !inc sack and dairy
salt; hncon, lard, butter, crirkers. flour, mc, Sc
N. Is. Country produc" taken at market
prices in exchange for goods.
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LADIES SHOES

Mrs. SMITHS hnsins, Mediam s3lcs and
h!d Shppcls-Alsn Ch,!drcn's M,znrine, Blue
Green, Light, h!unap and Black,
may 10 ior sale by 3. +. May.
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oWd anu l'Nc Ns1 IAIINI0INNlN--Na N 5 n
5GAs, Wou,an's 35cls, and Lnl'dren iur : j..
els U.4 Gu.ns mnndrd or ,an"n IN '%ci.an
t., new. BOO > omd SHOTS equally a.
cllrny--.I ltatr%! .'is,ount {" doAisf,
D@ul i,r.pl -, is the ioMcI corner Of Sc
ond and Pm. ST., PlaGe.gina
Feb = '.u--Gin.
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New and Cheap GrOccgy Store.

MIR. undersigned i,s OPENED now and su-
q paror stock Of Groceries. = tho s;,nrcl,o,,sa
~ Elkt"n, lately occupied by John H. Granain
tie sal "cep general assortment ofoycry srtl-
Gle pertaining To i FANNY C.onery, suci. ,s
soiiee. Tea, th"eonte, tocoa, Macaroai, Sl-
Herring, Mack,r-l, tIunr, Meal, Hydea best
soap, Candies, m"uLi and dipped; Fluid, Glass,
Q1eehswaro, Nails, 5cythcs, wall. had and
scruobing bfus!os; fine and coarse salt, Shovel.
FORKS, &c. with every other article in hi, line.
MAY 4--ot liENRY VhEUGhFUnD.
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The IRoN TRADE. The New York
Tribune says that friend, who has been
for some time collecting statistics Of the
present state of the Iron business 'hroa.h
out Pennsylvania has asccr,ained that
Of SIX hundred furnaces in hat State. two
hundred and seventv-ive are now in the
hands Of the Sheriff, AMI Of three hun
dred and twenty iron FORCES one hun
bred and six are likewise in the Sheriff 5
hands
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A new Post Office has been established
at Taylor's Island, Dorchester county
Md, and Thos. II. Keene appointed
postmaster; another at Wassry's Cross
Roads, Kent couniv, James w. Welsh as
postmaster, and another at Franklinvle
C"rrol, county, and James Steele appoint
ed postmaster, The Offices at Bloom
field Baltimore county, and ST. Angus
tine and Rockand in Cecil county have
been discontinued.
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OuR CNopS The Wheat and Ga,
crops OF this county never looked better
and more promising al this season of the
year, than they do at the present time
We We're handles IA few DAYS since some
six or more stalks Of wheat grown upon
the land OF DR.. Edw. TiubbpII at New
Ark, which me isu:pd three feet arr, tea
inches i'll height, and were about heading
This loo is fair saInple OF the whole
crop.
The corn crcp is moee backward and
looks less prom sing than usual for the
last Of Jay. The operat onS of the Grub
worm have been serious mi Jury to many
fields and in some instances the entire
field has been rcpIantcd on account Of
tn" damage done by theln..-S"ow I'M
ShicH.
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SAuED.-The handsome steamship
Santa Clara, built by M. Thomas Young,
OF this CITY, left here on Saturday last, for
Philadelphia, in tow Of the steamboat
Samson, and pilotrd by Captain Joseph
Davis A large crowd of citizens were
on the wharf 10 wi'neSs her departure. On
leaving the wharf, whore several other
steamboats, were moorrd, she came in con-
tact with the steamer Stockton, by which
about six feet of her bulwarks were stove
in: the damage will doubtless BID repair
ed while at Philadelphia, where she ar
rived on Sunday. She is under The COM
mand Of Captain P'rrjt, and will, in a few
days leave for the scene of her future OPP
eratlons in California. lDeIawarian.
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

[Tc!"Erarhcd Tor The BaItm0Fa sum.
PHnApEiTHiA MArEET-AlaY IS.
The stock market IL steady, and government
securities tanding upwards.
Flour is fl nm and prices in favor Of sellers
sales OF 1000 barrels at BIS >j,2j for Common
brands, Corn meal and rye honr Isl II SIS
Wheat is in rood request and prices i'nrro.
vng-saleS OF white ~ 81 %; red lG II
81 II corn is firm, with SAILS OF white 1T 60cls
and yellow c. G3cts. Oars 30 Accents.
BALTIMORE MAREET, May 43.--Ihe flour
market is active to-day, with sales 2s00 bbls.
Howard ST. at S5,25, sales 400 hhls City Mills al
IS Is. Sales Of red wheat at Is a 81 20 81 les
ofwhite corn at 5 &c and yellow IS a co. Oats
I0c.
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PeochEss OF THE WEST, - We find in
the Wheeling Argus some valuable infor-
nation with regard to the settlement ami
progress of the West, The article stat s:
In 1897 Wheeling had a few houses,
and Steub"nville was first LAID out.
In 1910 Pi'tsburg had population OF
about 400 souls.
In 1901 Ohio had only 302 white male
anhabitants.
In 1890 Wheeling has population OF
10000,
In 1850 Pittsburgh has population of
10000
In 1850 Ohio has population OF O.
100000!
QUEER CoNrRAcTs.-In Edgartown,
Mass, the support of the poor is let out
to the io,rcA bidder. = Mr. VIM. Vincent
got the job this year at SLID. OF
course, he goes into the matter as a spec
uation, the nearer the recipients Of this
public schari',' came 10 starving, the lar
ger thu profits Of the speculation. The
tax bills are also sold to the highest b,d-
d-r-this year they v'er" knocked off to
Mr.. David Davis, at 93t Per Ct: on the
whole amount assessed.
.NloRE NOVEL Insurance. In addition
to the Indiana company who have gone
to insurlng debts: another at Bosl ON Is is
suing policies of assurance against acct
dent by railroad and steamboat. securing
10 an injured party insured handsome
SUN The SYSTEM is said to be in sue.
cessiul operation an Europe.
THE CUBAN E.ArEDITroN--l fndrpen.
dents the Washington correspondent: OF
the Philadelphia North American, an
ncuncps ,hat tsen. John Henderson, the
ex whig us. Senator from Mississippi
and more recently OF New Orleans, (whl
voted Tor leXa, annrxalon> is intimately
identified with this expo dltion.
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EEgsS, Eats.

Fashio nahlc Six Hats men $ and boys China
Pearl DO. Straw, German Straw, Senhelt, Ph'm
Leaf, Drab Wool, mems Panama, do. Russia
Siuurh, boys brilliant Braid, for sale by
Map Is N'i. IO2tbERI,
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LAWYERS IN CALIroRNiA.--A letter
from a young LAWYER IN California TO a
lcgGl friend gives the following encourage
ing account Of the prospects for la vyrls
in the Golden State:
SIN your Letter you ask me what kind
OF place il is and prospect for lawyers. 1t
IS now and Will he Tor years TO come the
greatest place for them that ever was. |
have no doubt as most of the property
now held BY individuals will be- contested
and OF all the places where it will take a
long time 10 unrayeI the fraudulent deeds,
this will be one, for there has BEEN great
amount of rasca'ity done here rs regards
property, and a good smart lawyer will
do well.n
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tE:.tsc Metre.

a III. persons Indebted to the late firm Of
l a Bennett X MrCauey. are hereby respect
'nIlv requested TO call upon the subscriber and
settle ihrir accounts without DELAY
May ll--3t +. \. ELLIS.
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IS q q e - i -

y q ~ 81 ! .
MTRS. .tE.jNL\T.I FO.iGD has retur rcd
We liu4n pillalc!phta with vo'y barge ami
naiid>pi,.., assortment Of Ladies', Misses, aud
Chidreus BpUnois and Hats, s-rs3-,.f,';, Il -
coa. Sung ot 1U!p, t"!ma Z. 80,
r"ai, Coburg, @huw-uF"p, IT,. 4. IA
Atnuu, Apoons, Slcltmn, \. LII
Hungarian Jenny lind, il- V = -. ,:ag~
rVillc, Alice Grey, LhtP a"d = Il ft'iT
Satin S'raws, A4!ed sad tiA,n. / ri
all cooIs Of nice io&naattoaa!N II
for maxim. transparent hornets: also, hand
some N>. ointment Of i;'"ban' + .o"ors and Cups
a.. al "t.,cl aar ~iil dispose OF at very rnGpc, d
prices. Old duHn"ts aitt."d aud roYailcd at tie
shortest notice and on reasonable tri"la. The
Ladies ~oud d" well tn eve hcr ca!i before
purchasing elsewhere, as as; assortment cannal
Jt To please.
Sac returns her sincere i!AnSs to tho pob'i"
for tho liberal patronage they have bc.t"wed
upon her, ana hop. by met a!teiij ion 10 her
business to be doie ~ receive . r"ainntH"2 Of
the s4i..o. n,,y 4tH, 81 Il.
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BSuor BAscoM OF the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, South, was ordained at St.
Louis on the 10Th INST.
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This is TO Give Notlce, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obaincd
from the 1'phau's cour' of sad county, let
lers Testameaiav, oh tie personal estate
of N ry sprjnsei, lale of said conty de-
ceased. A. lpersons having claims ayains;
.he said drcra-ed, are hcsrby wmncd 10
eAnini, the same with the vouchers there
of duly authenticated, OH Or before The
2o'h day Of March 1881 l"ev may ol"e'-
wise by law, be excluded from alt berei.
OF said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested (" make iHnp-
date payment 10 the subscriber Given
under my hand this lh day o My 1850
EDW ARD l.. RICE, EAr.
Nav 1llh '5O-6w.
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EXrEAnrp,yAgI l,MlGRATroN. No less
THAI l7.SOl rrnigrontS arrived at New
York las! week, they cam" in seventy
six yes els. The New World alone,
brought seven hundred and twenty three
The largest nalnber brought by one YES
sci, during The present season, was in
th" Albert Gallatia, which arrived on the
ltA instant, with eight hundred and
fifty three, On Sunday, 2S95 more ar
rived at the same port Besides these,
1874 at Philadelphia last week, besides
number at Boston and Batimore. The
rush frem Europe 10 this country has
never been SO great before.
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L IL L Z /: c Il.

hnrg and Spanish Straw, and Jenny Lind Flat.
I}on!Gts LIcachsd pressed and trimmed in
| fashionable style, al prices 10 suit the times.
Dress Making a. usual
Miss LcecA wUn!" most grcattuily ncInoWl-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore hes
| towed upon her and hopeS by attention to bus-
tess TO continue to please may i--.it
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( it!n SUI 'serner las opened anl now exhibits
Z Wei. ,vcr;rd StDcK O SrmLAii GUUDS,
"dlen Il" my Liza the puol1c 10 cal anu tX3mine.
! h1m>t.! Tor post pntrona4c, he respectfully
aC!l,lts u tUIluIuahUC .. ia" :. lit,
LiKtom, Hpr i, 81 Benz. I. MAY.
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WAR RUNE .-The Savannah Georgian
al IL. Eth in.i .n..c.

WAR RUM oR.-The Savannah Georgian
OF tn" 10th inst says:
"Th' steamer Monmouth, Capt. Free
born arrived yesterday from Indian riv-
er. We are in ormed by a passenger
that ust previous to the sailing OF the
steamer, an express had arrived to Gem
eral rwiggS, from the Rio Grandr, sta
ting that the Camanche Indians in great
numbers had attacked the United forces
on the Rio Grade, and killed ore hun
dred and thirty men,
We find no mention of this AFFAIR." in
the New Orleans paners, and are inclined
to think it is either entirely false, or
grossly exaggerated.
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6 K ECKER = Prepared Farina
Emmy 10 for sale by WIN Torhert.
sNlCKL les & SAUCES, for sale by
unv IS VIM. Torbert.
n lNEN LUSI RES. Lawns, and & 'hghain
H&l awns, at 10, i2l--cls, for sale by
m&y9 e. +. MAY.
The southern press., 1850-10-02
n3y~ Washington already presents very diff

sB~ Washington already presents very diff
ferent appearance to the stirring times of ses-
siOn-and is putting on its undress suit
The members and visiters went off in shoals
yesterday, and Pennsylvania avenue begins TO
have deserted look
The hotel-keepers and hack-drivers already
feel the effects of the sudden thaw which has
melted away the masses thronging The city for
the last ten months. The recess is so short that
the servants of the people arc for making the
most of it-but two months respite being given,
when the short session will commence.
The southern press., 1850-10-02
Wont Rejoice

The echoes of rejoicing, it seems, grow fainter
and fainter as they radiate from the Capitol, and
penetrate the 'patriotic" extremes of the coun-
try--where neither Texas bonds nor real estate
appreciate by the passage of "the bills"
The Mobile Tribune gives the following rea-
sons why many people there do not rejoice, but
rather repudiate and resist any demonstrations
of satisfaction over a surrender, as though il
were victory:
We are gratified to learn that some of those
who signed call for meeting in this city to
rejoice over the admission of California and the
passage Of the bill to dsmember Texas and
make free soil of the part dismembered, have
withdrawn their names. They signed the call
in haste, and without knowing or inquring into
its exact import. On finding that such Il meet
ing would be disgraceful and injurious to the
character and business of the city, like honest
men and good citizens they withdrew their
names, and have thus refused to sanction it.
The act is worthy of imitation, and we trust that
Others will follow the example
We shall presently publish additional extracts
from Ihc Abolition papers for the purpose of
showing our readers that those who propose the
meeting alluded to, will have nothing to do but
echo back tine shouts and JOY of the Free-soilers.
Says one of the Abolition papers: the admission
of CFlifornia " is an emphatic and substantial
trumphp' Says another: at is great triumph
Says a third, "Cafornia is now admitted as one
of the States OF the Union, made such unques-
hsnably by The anti-slarery po,cer Of The Nor1h.--
BY sufficient energy" it says, "both New Mexico
and Utah" may be saved for free soil. I" 1t is
possible that the same agitation" which has Sc
cured California, may throw free soil enough
into much of what is given to Texas to secure it
hereafter to freedom States !" Slavery" it
continues, ais about to be driven from the Dis
trict of Columbia, and the whole system" by
these measures passed by Congress, "has been
shaken to its foundations" "Al this" it says,
4the hated aDt-savery and free-soil labors Of the
country have DONE and future ages alone can
estimate its value. While zoe have mol effected
all noe desired, hare still reason 10 be grateful
10 that farorable Providence ,ohich hqs cro,oned
our efforts wih much success"--a success
Mob lie is requested to shout over with all hel
might
The southern press., 1850-10-02

says the Natchez Free Trader of the 18th inst.
telegraphic despatch was received from gen
tleman in Vickburg, by L. NJ Day, esq, our city
representative, stating that his Excellency, Gov.
QUrTmAN, was in the act of writing his procla-
nation to convene the State Legislature by the
Goth of October next
The southern press., 1850-10-02

ANTl-SLAvE Law MEETmG.-A Pittsburg pa
per states that large meeting was held in the
Mission Church, in Allegheny, on Thursday even
ing, at which resolutions were adopted denying
the right of Congress to pass law setting at def
ance the Habeas Corpus act and trial by jury, and
requesting the ministers in Pittsburg and Alleghe-
ny to call the attention of their congregations to
the Slave law. Public feeling is said to be highly
excited, and another similar meeting was to take
place in the evening, at the old market house.
The southern press., 1850-10-02

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN CANADA.--We e
learn from the Montreal Herald Of the l2h inst,
that on the day previous, an extensive sale OF
staple dry goods, directly imported from the man
uiacturlng districts of New England, took place at
that city. They were sold at auction, and one of
the largest companies ever assembled there, incud-
ing purchasers from the towns, and country, and
even Upper Canada, coapeted for the articles
The bidding is represented as having been very
spirited, and upwards Of six hundred packages,re-
azing from 9l0,O 900 to eli 900, were disposed of.
IL Is the first sale Of the kind ever made in that
market, and the prospect is said to be, that large
quantities of American fabrics Of the same kind
will continue TO be sent thither
The southern press., 1850-10-02
(To BE coNTINUED.)

CONG TO CANADA.--The effect of the law Of
Congress for the surrender of fugitves is al
ready showing itself. Upwards of one hundred
and forty negroes, who had at different periods
within few years past escaped from the South
and planted themselves in Pittsburg, Pennsylv-
ania, and the neghbourhood Of that town, feel
ing themselves insecure iii that State, between
Saturday and Wednesday last, pat OFF for Can
ada. That there Is no safety for them in any
free State in the Union, is now very certain !;
and we venture to assert, that there is not run
way negro in Pennsylvania who is worth re-
covering that will not he arrested and brought
back before eighteen months roll over his head.
The writer once lived in that State, where if
free negro makes propositions of marriage to
the daughter of poor, honest industrious
white man. such white man cannot cudgel the
rascal without being sued and subjected to an
expensive law suit The writer could not toll
crate snh dDings 80 he chose old Maryland for
a home, and will leave thnse who know nothing
about Free-soilhn, TO determinc hoy they would
like to have their daughter, insultcd by propo-
stions from filthy, stupid negroes. Down with
Frcc-soiism in Maryland crush il in its infan-
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WHIT Has TO BE DONE DAILY SHOULD
BE YELL DONE

Mo MEMBER OF CONGRESS should leave
lN Washington without one Of Parker's wonder
ful Razor StroPs and Swiss Razor; his Badger
hair Shaving Brush and Walnut Oil Shaving
Soap. new assortment of all the above opened
this day. PAaKER'S Perfumery and
Fancy Store, Penn nv near National Hotter.
sept25 --d3
The southern press., 1850-10-02
New ORLEANS. Sent. eo.-p. m

The steamer Falcon sailed to-day for Chagres,
via. Havana, with the California mail but no pas =
sengers.
We had very heavy storm of rain and wind
last night, which is supposed to be the commence.
mept of the equinoctial gale
On Saturday 1900 bales cotton were sold at pre-
vous prices. The receipts are 3l00 bales behind
whnt they were this time last year.
The southern press., 1850-10-02

{ CAUTION.-As my wife, M. A. Cross, has
\ j left my bed and board withoat Just cause or
provocnton, hereby forwarn all persons from
harborng or trusting her on my account, as will
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
October L. ls50-3t JOSEPH CROSS.
The southern press., 1850-10-02
Fhgifipe Stare Excitement.
spa,uer,yrp. Mass Oct I

SFEIN.FH HfsDf IStaSS-, VCt- p M :
Great excitement prevails in this place in conse-
ouence Of the supposed presence Of slave catchers
The town-hall filed with excited people who ex-
press determination not to allow a single slave
TO be taken away, law or no law. Some trouble
expected. About one hundred fugitive slaves IN
town.