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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Landau Markets. June q.

Sale, s35 hh5s and Heroes West Iadis sugar, maring
1876 FOR tho week aud at fair prices 407 bags mslduas
,od At about previous pIic-s HIS bsss ua1ras s1i NJ
90 10 ls S5i bags Brazil can sd hands AZ high rpces
While as 10 4saed end damp and washed 39s61 10 49,
90 bbds Porto REQ sold 57s6d i2s6i Refined quiet
IRE sses OF COOl for the week $500 bales surais
stSli 40 sad hsdrss 81 ID $50, a1d New Orleans Ia
Ns,ye Cevon Coe Is dull II Is TO So Tor good aud fr
ordlrgrv Plantation taken 10 most shove tns ue; Ihe
chief us a go cssts 10 bsgs al aucOn were taken IN n
eCs 7Os sa'ss Of puacheOns Jamaica Ram
nc,ied st24i to 2slOd, Demesfa 2sld 10 Esd ard Lee
rRrd lsld 10 lsitd per gallon. proof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Spoken &c.

June 49, Jag Al TO- lon 81 80 Danl shsituek, from wey.
mouth for West Indies
June % Cd Georges Banks ship Euxine from Philsdel.
phiA Ior Q1ebec 8 days out
June 81 LAT IS &C. Ion 65 Br sch Creole Eldrdge from
Ragged Island for Trinicsd
May 20 lat . So NJ lon 4S % brig Carthage Rowe from
Boston April 30l for Calcutta
May q, LAT Is 45 Ion -, ship Milton Harlow hence for
Bombay
Jure 6, Ion IS l6 lon "a sch Mirror OF NiyhAven fish
Ing on BAngueaTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
MARRIED.

A, The Ouch Church In Twenty 6rstG on Thursiay,
Jnps "a, by Rev n. Mkceulsy, Mr. THOMAS Ma.
ChTiJ-EY GILLESPIE TO ALss ANN V. ID. PATrER-
0S ussssv June Is Rutgers st Church By Rev Dr.
FL. ar WILLIAM d. CHASE 10 Mia SARAH
ETN dauah.er Of Rev j. ). EbA1gh, all Of this City.
80 Z bv Rev Edward LAihrOp, HENRY BALLARD
nyFR Sofuerlv OF Boston. 10 Mia SUSAN MELNENA
MERRITT OF New.York City.
~ eastern papers plesse copy:
A. yyiIIiamsburgh July ! by Rev. Dr.. Williams. Rev
caas n GaIFFEN 10 Miss ANN ELIZA APPLE.
TnN sIaest daughter Of James Appleton, LAG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
California vessels Spoken, &c.

Aphl 2 lat SO 8, Ion a. schooner from Baltimore for
California showing blue Tag with c and 81 In H.
April so lat lon given in the vicinity Of Rio Janet
70, ship Amly, PETsonS from Boston March 81 for Cal.
nOrnA
May ~ TO LAT or ion given, ship Cohota Gerry I'm Bos.
ton (ApTl u for California
NAV 6, lat 8. lon 3 So ship Sea Witch Frazer from
New. York tApr Isl for Ban Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
lInrkets......ALBAxY, July s-liP.N.

Receipts since our last are Of FLOUR . 900 bis
WHEAT none Corn 49, COO bush-There Ia nothing OF i'm
portsnce doing 10 Flour. Com s duh, without ha1gs
price. Their is fair Inquiry for OATS with saes OF 900
bush ct 48c WHISKY IL selling 10 small lots a. previous
figures FREGHTs show nothing new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Passengers sailed.

In seasashig CIa1ria for LiSerpOoiE Jacobs chil-
dreu sbd rsid; Mrs Kenbe and msdi Poss and lsdi
No Purroy Miss Soneu Mr. Green an lady; MrI w
r Wright, child and nurse, New Yorsi DOnaefecs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

GRAIN-In Wheat there have been transactions To-
day but holders were firm Coris 10 fair request and The
tendency is upward There isless pressing the Market
than yesterday Sale 900 bushels d9e for Western
mixed Gee for Western yellow &c for very handsome
Southern yellow. There Is no Northern round white
the market. Rye IL Gle In the Slip with Baes 900 buJhes
Oats sre In fair demand CT previous prices
Export from lsI TO 3Oth June, 1850. 1919.
Wheat..,........... ............buth. lL0fO 43is2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4l95l5 l,lzS69
PRovlsIoNS-TheP Pork market 10 rather more active
for Meas and 62i for Prime There IL nothing doing IA
Beef Hans Sales 500 bbs BeefaI ne quotations. OF yes
ie6Ie for manufacturing In Cut Meas hear Of
sales The supply is good. There change 70 Do.cs
Export from lstto SOth June.......ISJO 1Sig
bee. .'.'.s................. .b5lsA77 1914
Ia ;obls3ess s4zl
LMu. ......................... .....kegs $50 6Jl
SwHlsKY-Is easler ard 10 rood demand sales 500 or
VO oos Ohio Al &c, and some Prison something CHER
LEATHER-coniinues in active demand AMI the saies
are rsiner 10 excess OF the receipts.
HlDES-1he market contnnes firul with moderate am.
plies Buenos Ayres se NJ lSe mos and some We hshl
hEnP-Is quiet and without eh,nge or foreign the
sales are very limited The sales Of Dew Routed American
inst reported ss bales Dressed ard SO OF Ro15h
together 1874 bales Another estimate makes II III 800
LEAD-A sale OF 1000 pigs con Grena Lead was made
at4 50 cash and 10 luns old al 4 l2ic, cash.
IhON-The sales OF Pig Iron continue 10 be limited a. 10
50d20 so essh and Among the sales were 200 ul5,
Glengaroch and summeree brands At 50, mos
hoPs-smA sales are making al lSel7efor Eastern and
NAVAL sToREs-withins few days $500 bsl. Nortt
Co ISrPepIine have been sod e. 81 or less ofRssia
Dbl and goo do common Wilmington At % delivered -
Tsr sdul
GROCERtES-The markets were dun to-day and S1gsr
and Coffee are Dat Thesses Of the sst hres days hsy
been 5o bids Porto Rico Molssses PC IS Clayed Cuba
s0c 50 Cuba Muscoyado 2 sc 10 tart Cuba for dis
Ing lse, mos and cargo Csrdenss sfost for ds.
ing on terms no, made public $50 bags Brazil Coffee sis
Qlolc and goo 81 Domingo 3dSsc cash 500 hide Porto
Rico sussr al 81 d6tc $50 Cuba 81 d5ic and 30 boxes
BToSn HsyHns 81 97c mo-: The STOCK lot inst consisted
Of 1858 bids New OrlesnF 56l Cuba 400 Porto Riro
SIS 81 Croix l12 Texas together 20 5 hhds IL SOL boxes
Cuba and 700 bags Manila against a. 10 hhds % bxs
Cuba lltS5 bags Manila and st65 bags and bbs Brazil
zane time last year.
FRUlT-We notice sales OF 800 boxes Bunch RAsns at
27C02 60.
SALT-The arrivals Of liverpool continue Hshl ana
prices eLd W ward eco Jacks Msrshars Fine sold AZ Q7
lilo do supposed about the price-forA lot sa,ei
mole Is Asked and |, 700 sscks Ground, from store 81
AshiOn ais LHd wanted qlOle Il 4fDi
81 though 20 have occurred for lOnK tine pat
c1reO q AnsulR sold VI BIC u Ran Key, Delivered
stPonshkeepsis az zoos and one Of 81, Asrdns on
private eTns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
RcceInfn OF Prnduce

By North Rirer Boats, July as, 700 bb' Flour
tc6 20 Ashes: rs do Whbky; 1870 pkgs Provisions ;
$40 bush W heal; TO- 500 do OaS; 9O,i55 do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
BY Telegraph.

mnrkets... NEW ORLEANS, June p.
For four days subsequent 10 the receipt of the
Csmbnls news ony 900 bsles Of Corros were sold To-
day $500 bales Of low grades have been di.polei OF a. de-
cline of fc. FLOUR YVES stena yesterday-no saeshe
receipts were large. Corn steady 7ec mefs BEEF 10
he'd Z! SO PINE 30 SUGAR q hrn.a.r selling a Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
BoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERwES,
Wednesday Evening, yulyS


rwelflh-st be remembered Adopted.
Rspvfs Adoptsd-ro concur In additional appropriation
Of kOO for benefit Of Regiment Of NewYork Vol
phisers.. Do granting use Of Supreme Court Room 10
i"ss,asSn~fo sisi, the Camp OF the Sixth New-York
Regiment (Goyernors G0srd) al White Plains the "a
oiihe Reahier resgsung the request
for moe for his ONCE Referred From The Go.
yefno OF Aims House, s,atrg that they have made
propositions for the erection OF Work.Houso Black
wels Island and asking that The Common Couaci ralse
by loan $500 for that purpose Referred From the
Bureau Of Assesmen asking that the ordinance limiting
assess properly, or Improvement 10 one-lhrd
the yapaon of the Ward assessors be repealed The Sale
law sk log tie tnil oaehaL aud The asssssor upleF de
ordinance not bepg abe 20 assess for regarding Forty
conc from Eighh 10 Tenth avs and IRON hr
y.el h TO Forty utro ss uneeT the ordnance among
lots 10 be benehusd, leaving deficiency Of SlS2a Re-
ferred
heTc,ts In favor Of sewer 10 Broomest from Crosby
20 within 100 feet Of Rroadwsy Laid tbs
concur 10 extending iWe build 10 Forty second
ard FoTty-ffh sic TO lsl August Adopted
FStn board Of -ddernea-rsndeiing TO Gen. Psez, on
ARRIVAL the hosptaues Of the city Concuued IL, gld
As,islsni AID Webb Crane and Mccarthy appointed Com
mite part Of this Board.
nsnee organizing the Departments TO meet tie B1lesu OF
AssessuentsI Adopted. Thai Whiiehalst from w alter
so Broadway and through latter to Norris be repaired
Adopted Also, thai Greenwich o. be repaired hon
Canal to Hamnsrsey
Reports In favor Of n.urpg to saspeod Engins Co.
No for three months for collision with Hose Co No ST.
ard minority report opposed. Lad The table 10 be
printed .for sewer In Elevcnc-sL lTOm east side Dry
boeksi 10 Avenue G. Adopted.
From Boayd Of Misunderstanding resolution giving
pcruisston TO Wliiams01rgh Ferry Co TO run branch
hon foot Of Sorth,Seyenihsl 10 Grand by oDlsag pre-
anable Copcuued 10.
Resisnston OF Thomas Wallace a. Truslee OF Schools
Fourth Wnd. Concaned in. Adioarued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ The body o. "a stranger was found a. o1in-
sy ILL., the other day, under circumstances which
induce the belief that be had been murdered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Whnlera

BARK Odd Fellow, OF Portland h.s no, ham .,d sor
whsler, as hss been reported ' "oon 'oo i0'
Provineetovn, IS sp ''a'N'o' SoPe''
ship Srsness NBediord 29h report. In addition A,
Bay lssnds Jan Z ship Abm Hlslacd Pl.hs' Ma. a.
ford, 81 sps 100 VII 40 Vim re T-ber Harbr eso ~
80 sp Jsa "a Jefferson Sal Mo DON Iso so 81 W.
Eeb Franklin, Cooper Harbor SIS VII for hoa,s lsh
harvest Bailey, NIB 50 -. 400 WI, Tor do; Ish s~iH
vincent do, 1885 IS blaet6sA oa bOaId: z3b soomon
Sslius Fall River Sc sp, 2f0 wh
letter from Capt HsUgbtou, OF shlp Rsnber Of MAJ,
board.
Cleared At NBedfdrd Iuiy I. LspDi5ss OF we.tp,r,.
Cornell Indian OCEAN sid ships Junior, Metscom and
Lsgods, for North Pacific.
spoken-June IA, Ia 81 10 lon 50, whaling bark Ex-
change, Stueane on cruise
The report Of ship America, Adams, OF NBedEord, al
Nev-Leslenc with 800 bbls received 10 l-uer from
son Of Capt Adsns now Ia California, had
person who on board tn America a. Newsstand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

Evnhsn New orlesns W Hoxh,on; ia. Lsdd West
49,! ~ sen~rIriz A GsidA-snA c rosini W 2
Wn,qs NsM fo,A Mr ssek-, sngssd; c Scfi-t Prus
- Mihi,'-r 70 MEXICO, Mac son z ViHslox : y
W " Lewis hnoruried. @ Jsegre; ar I,.rupr- Ia
49, ~ hnachPr. COS Chss Hsrisoo, New.O-'e.ps w
u A,nct, bosiGri Lsvicount Montreal; N. Fr-cni Pa
u.s. ZeeA- ti n Nliian5s, NeT-Orl-aps Ar V,.i.- 10,
Co Talbot Fort Talbot Csnsda. Ma-befh HsohTrn 3
bhsni Z brcci- and ,on Mexico, A Cavilisr md
ltaJi NJ sut M Muir Nsw.Yors; y A Tes,i-, T,,5,i
sre; Oxley, London; Ar La~r~r-e il. gs.,,t !, ~
n,nil NJ Lew, NJ Cox "a. Brown, Moltresi: John
ir'ion, Louisiana; , Walker y Jsro, sod soo n u
Lea, 70, HaiVaz-Junes Berwick, VIM caligsL M
s,ephens-99 80 ~
Ia bark Joan Stroud, for Ggy1ita- and Npy,le,J,h,
Sou meTs Smith, CJnsgl for Malg.; No. smith M
Chss smith Mss Emma ISABEL smith. hiss Mars SIN n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
To Mariners.

CHANGE IN THE LfGHr At ALGzcIRAs -GisrlitIy, Juas
lt50-The following charge has been nsde 10 the Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

Total Dix mos 257 soSissl2 ssOs7Os7
The Total receipts for Duties for the year ending
seth June, 1850, were s2l, 4s76O9 agans sls, sll
334 in ls49, and s2O,s39.6sO in ls4s. The aggre.
gate commerce Of this Port for the last four years
has been as annexed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Passenger Arrived,

nSa1ship FaiegH, Nee Orsaai JEas q from Ch4.
gTss-Mrs Saesel. Mrs Brady. A Clean, J r WslL J
Brce N Roofs Eaton Eaton. A HAWKINS, J
Rosers Rogers, N Thomas Dunn, Seh1s.dsr,. +
steward o II COlns, w spcer w Parker, " O
Moore, A Sims, A Strange, John Scott w Master,
Lslyides. KAiser, C Buck, Ipm1n, X deyid, w
Knapp, w Ssch eft. Senpie II G GAIT a0rrll. Z 3
More PSGwe. Thofp MARVEL, L Meek, II Br0n-
lee. Q DoTsev 7 = lsOn, ID 81 Richardson, II Boo
dy, c Bishop, Maxwell.
In BY eng seh,sdloe Jyosl Lir0p00i-J Stephenson,
Walker Je1eliO Richard Jeneio, Ryan, L Walker, }
Walker, X Nelson--5ZJ Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

Sj1Vf0-95F
1t may be remarked as indicating the growth of
our Commerce that the Imports at New-York in
the year just closed, are within four millions Of dol.
lars of the entire Imports of the country In ls44s
A comparison of the aggregate exports and i'm
ports from New York. shOxs tdat we import at this
port 90 per cent. Of the goods brought into the
country, and expor. 32I per cent of the merchaa.
disc sent ont Of the country. If this proportion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

sUE-Rises.. - Srus...... 81 MoOs-Rl.o.. 47m
HIGH WATER....July4
Sandy Hk % 49n Gov. Isl. sem Hell Gsts.... 2om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

The Imports of June were s797s73s against
June of last year, and the Exports s5,346,O2l
against s4,S6O,oi3. The June imports show q de-
cline Of 100000 from May, while in June last
year they were only s2,aOOOOO less. The receipts
for Duties have BEEN
1S47. 1SAS. 1919. 1850.
JUICE ........sl4o4S4g SLlS86.6 sl,S5ls5S Sl5IiSSs
PreNio0s5 uos S,l7551 9,157,oSl sg9sO5s ii'5T578
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

~ Commodore SHUBRIcX has been appointed
Commander Of the Navy Station at Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF EEw-YORK......JULY 4, 1880.
MINIATURE ALNASAc....rms DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
sl................Ss7,4iO,4Os

The annexed table shows what proportion of our
imports consists of what ia called Dry Goods. The
figures below show the amount entered for con-
sumption, and withdrawn from warehouse for con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

twill be seen that nearly As per cent Of our i'm
ports is made up of dry goods. The following is the
amount entered for wsrehOusing during the year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

Middling. .................il3qi3 i&8lSf i2ial3l
Middling Far.............l33dl 32 l3!0l3l l3l0lt
FslT......................l3s0 nom. 1ilOBi
Good Fsr...............l4i0 l4i nom. l1i0i6
Fine ......................
Total import 1stto Seth bales
Export from lst 70 50lh June....iS50 iSiD
Coton As O29 l7,17i
Export from the United States
since let September lS49. baes loll
Same nnes .Daes
Cozp0ydpe Statements Of Receipt ETpoyts and Stocks of
Cotton, at the folOt0ilg places at me dates dnHered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

WEDNESDAY, July 8.
AsHES-The market Ia dull but without change.
Export rom lst TO 30h June....ISJO 1SA9
observation-disclosures. ..bbs.3S9 fl2l
feHflH. ~ olo
COTTON-The Cotton market IL very firm and the hold
ers eviuce disposition hold back their samples sales
1000 bales al full rates
Curreat Prices for liverpool CLa'sIfc1tion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

Nhs was adopted oy the following vote-oae ma
jority-vlz;
lldl; Wood, lldl; Oakley, (Vthli Kelly, With; Bal
(Xb); Miller lHl.h(i Delamaier, (Xvlih); Ffan1na
fXVlllh); Conkin, tNVlllhl-9
Noss-Messra Griffin, President Morgans Smith, Haws
Shaw Cooh, Bard and Billions.
Thus ends another curious chapter in our NUM-
eipsl records.
The Board adjourned Immediately TO celebrate,
till Friday to morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04

The receipts Of the Morris Canal for the lastth'ee
months, ending June 30, were s4O,55O % against
receipts for same perioflast year $4,000, showing
an increase Of ss,47O %. The estimate OF the re-
ceipts Of the Company for the year 1850 was sllo'
600, being $4,000 more than last year. ltisgrasi-
flying to the friends of the Company that the above
statement shows an excess over the estimate o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-13

THE HoTrEsr YET.-Let those who are
compla lining Of the heat of the weather
read this paragraph:
When the British trigate Liverpool
was on her way from Murrat to Bushre.
the weather was SO very hot that thirty
three persons were sun-struck, most of
whom died. Double awnings were IN.
and the decks were kept constantly scut-
tlel-to no purpose. No matter for how
brief a period the men were exposed to
the sun, they we're struck down sense
less; vertigo followed, accompanied by
foaming at the mouth. In the same
place-the Persian Gult-the e .nre OF
ne moon Is so painful, and communicates
feelings so dsagreeable that at night a
person may be observed shelt-ring HIM
sell IRON its rays NTH tie same care as he
you'd III The day, from those of the sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-13
"To be sure did. Didn't you hear
the b-b-bell? 2"

"To be sure l did. Didn't you hear
the b-b-bell?"
81 did"
"Didn't order p-private room, Ell 90
dyes, sa this is private room, sa."
GA pretty private room this is. with a
f-f-fellew sitting opposite there, who won't
take glass Of punch when it's offered to
him-and red nose at that Oh, well,
never Mindful try him again."
Presently pitcher No V, with tumblers
to match, was borne in with due state.
'B-b-better t-try some, old chap said
York coaxingly, to his double. The re-
flex merely looked good ratured; but said
nothing. "Well," continued York, eli
that isn't the m-most infamous-well,
never mind, I'll drink the punch" and so
he did every drop oft. About five min
utes sufhced to end the pitcher. York
rang the bell superturlously. The waiter
came again.
"Ring, sa?"
"Why, certain! why shouldn't 1?
Where's the m-man who k-k-keeps this
house :"
"Below, sa-I'll send I'm ,n.''
Shortly after mine host, quiet looking
little man, with notified calico pattern
ed face and shining, bad head, made his
appearance.
"W-w-what's to pay'' demanded York,
arising and assuming an air of dignity"
olive punches-fve levies SIR"
"There's the money, sir" said York,
forklng over the coin. And now / want
to know why when call for p-private
room, you should put Inc here with some
body else %
"rhere's nobody here but you and l."
"Nobody do you s-s-suppose l can't
see?-Do you th-th-think Pm drunk 3
There-look there-two Of them by jim
go"
"Well sir, I must confess don't see
any but two"
"You can't, Ell 2" and York dragged
the landlord to the table. "Look there,'
continued he, pointing to the glass TIL
th-there's the rascsls now One Of 'em's
enough like you to be your brother, and
the others the d--dest Lord iorsaken,
n.eanest looking white man ever saw"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-13
From the Hagerstown Reformer.l
Maj. William B. Clarke, the Wing
Candidate,

1t is but four weeks since the nomi-
nation Of this gentleman, for the Guber-
material chair by the Wing State Conven-
ton at Frederick has been IT ade, yet ev.
cry mail brings us from every part OF the
State the most cheering accounts OF the
cordial manner in which his nomination
is hailed. No discord-no want of har.
mony--no lack of zeal, is any where to
be found. From the rugged and lofty
peaks of the Allegheny mountains down
to the sea-sirt shore of old Worcester,
there is but one voice heard among the
Whig party and that is determination
to elect our candidate. And the fact is,
it only requires fixed resolution on the
part Of the Wings TO ensure success
they have but to WILL IT and the work
is accomplished. There is no doubt felt
any where among the Wing party, that
we have heard OF, OF the election OF Mr..
Clarke. Nor should there be any. HIS
efforts in the Wing cause, from his youth
upward, and his devotion to the prlnci.
pies which have characterized that party
through all tunes, give INN claim upon
the confidence and affection of his part,
that but few men ever enjoyed or derel-
we'd.
Some twelve or fourteen years ago,
when the dark cloud.oi Locofocoism hung
scowing over the hopes and prospects of
the wings Of this county, MIR. Clarke
iearlessly slept forth, and by his bold
lead and encouraging example. that cloud
was within lew years rolled back, and
the SUN of our political prosperity was
seen to arise, cheering the hearts and
nervlng the arms OF the hitherto down.
trodden wings OF old Washington coun-
ty.
Nor did il matter to him whether he
was himself candidate or not, his exer-
tions for the cause were at all times the
same.-He never stopped TO enquire
about cllques and factions, it any ever
existed, out all he asked to be informed
of was, had the nominee the sanction Of
a whis conven,ion.-That was enough
for him.
In this county, where Mr.. Clarke is
so we'll known in all social walks of life,
it would be waste OF time for US to at
tempt any eulogy upon his character;
and these hasty remarks are thrown to-
gether at the moment OF going to press
reservlng however for another time
more extended notice OF his service in
the Wing cause; and peculiar qualifca-
items and claims for the high office he
seeks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-13
Counsel for the Yonne.

ne'er % cast down by triAcs. ia
spider breaks his web twenty times. twen-
ty times will he mend it again. MI n,
your minds to do thing and YOU will do
IT. Fear not, ifa trouble comes upon Won.
Keep up your spirits, though the day NAV
be dark one.
Troubles never stop forever,
The darkest day will pas. away
Ii the sun IS going down, look up to
the stars; II the earth is dark, keep YOUR
eyes on heaven! With Gods presence
ana Gods promises man or child may DO
Never despair wheh fogs in the mir,
a sunsl''ny morning will come without warning,
Mind what you run after! Never be con-
tent with bubble that will burst. or a
firewood that will end in smoke and dark
ness.-Get that which you can keep. and
which is worth keeping.
Something sterling that " in stay.
When gold and silver iy away
Fight hard against hasty temper. An
ger will come, but resist IT strongly. A
spark may Set house on fire. A fit of
passion may give you cause 10 mourn all
the days OF your lite. Never revenge an
injury.
He that revcnges knows no rest,
The meek possess a peaceful BREAST
Ityon have an enemy, act kindly to
HIM and make him your friend. You NAV
not win HIM over at once, but try again.
Let one kindness be followed by another,
till you have comprised your end. By little
and by little, great things are completed.
Water falling day by day,
Wears the hardest rock away.,
And so repeated kindness will soften ,
heart of stone.
Whatever you do, do 1t willingly. A
boy that Is whipped to school never learns
his lessons we'll. A man that is compelI-
ed to work, cares no: how badly 1t IS per-
formed. He that pulls off his coat cheer
fully, strips up his sleeves in earnest, and
sings while he works, is the man Tor me.
"A cheerful spirit gets on quick.
A grumblsr in the mud will STICK
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than
lIons and tigers, for we can get out of tho
way of Wild beasts, but bad thoughts win
their way everywhere. The cup that is
full will hold no more, keep your heads
and hearts full of good thong hts, that bad
thoughts may not find room.
BE on your guard and strive and pray,
To drive all evil thoughts away
Louisiana Spectator.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-13

DON'T CHEW 1'oBACco.-1t Is perni-
cious and a fatal practice; to acquire tho
habit one must 60 through probation of
sickness, nausea and headache, and when
the habit once tastens upon us, it is al
most an impossibllity to resist the eager
desire and hankering. Ii seems to be-
come essential 10 our existence, while, at
the same time, it is secretly UNDERMINE
ing the portals OF lite. Chewing tobac-
CO, especially, gives rise to prostration
OF the spirits, general debility and loss Of
appetite, dyspepsia, an indIsposi,ion to
work, and other incidental and vexatiou1
ills too numerous to mention.