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~, LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
81 Ever. just received a lot Of
sk-b Sses. Cheap .UMS from auction and
ave nnw selling very choap at
RNNGER'S, S. Z. cor, Sec
oud and Pine SIS, clphia-- Mems for
Scots, Wotnen's 15.,.s, and Children for = l2
cts Old Gums mndcu or taken III exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheay--.1 liberal discount to dealers
Don't forget lit is the lower corner of Sec
end and Pine Sis, fh,ladelphia
Feb =, '5U-6u.
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Hats, Flats

Fax.Inn4.." Liz hats mems and boys China
Pear, ag.. ~,Ia~, German Straw Scanett, Palm
Leaf, Dran No"t, mems Panama, do. Russ III
SluurI, hoys brilliant Br i'd, tor sale by
N,p is WNI. TOPBERT.
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Plano Forte Wareroons,
No Iii Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia.
THE OLD STAND

No Iii Chcsnut Street. Philadelphia.
THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third of centur,
by &c" WilIie Esq.
~-.ggI.x.-- The undersigned would most le-
s- spcctiulv announce to the public
Y Z ] uLhat tic rs AGENT for u,ore than,
boston, New York, rhadelrhia, aud elscw here
and is constantly receiving from them PiAsos
OF the richest aud mosl varied 81 les, Of superior
tone, and of .he most superb flush, OF G, to :
Oclavcs, which are WARRANTED equal to any man
uacturet either H. tins country or IN Fur o2e
Just received also, further supply of Church
and Pntor Organs, ot beautiful patterns, and inu
tOims
His Wareroom is constantly supplied with a
choice selection of SERArniNEs and MEiopEoSs
from the oldest and Aiust extensive manuiac,o--
RIGS IN the Unilod States among which is n new
style REED ORGAN, having Carhahs patent
improvements, with gilt pipes in front, and case
elegantly carved nnd highly ornamental.
turning and Repairing Sig. Salvador La
Grassa, distinguished PInno Forte Manufc,u.
rer aud Organ Builder, viii attend to olders
OSCAR G. b CARTER.
Phiia., aug Sim
HAR. J. X. b EMORY, oflers hls profess or
Dserrices to the inhabitants of Elkton and
vicinity. Cttice next door to R,chatd Grason
Esq He may be found at night. at tho Hu,e
Mr.. Jacob johnson Iiunel5tf
USf cat, Ms S .h.ts- e.
- shoes Ais ,I,u,
onzs sud Biach. BENZ F, MAY.
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TERMS i'UR DAY PUPILS.


iRiNtIrALs
The under !snea nave DGen ~itiosses, tor
three yeA.s past. ui tine excellence ol AifS.
Hrau..'s mote Oi teaching, dHd can therefore
spraN ai,A ouuilacECa III cLinticHdinS her 70 lhe
luDur. Her former experience as the mead OF
Fcun.r ocn.nary III new England ner ianIli-
arlty vain all tie pTAlones necessary to DC 'augl
Ter uuDi.iug energy. !~'e oil The work OF inslrUc-
ton, and pecu.Iar tact IL discipline, Commune to
renee. ner one OF tbs best Instructors 10 wnom
Tie ":..G .tlou q. ycung lacies can De entrusted.
Rsy SIEo. t,u2Hgws Col. }. J. HECSART,
A A,,ptRsoy. ESD A.r. J. ". ABnAHAas
Mr. EDWIN .YLMER, M.. J. l.. MAXWELL,
G. FuR.lti sa Pori Dtp2sG, Md
n. i; TnustiiCt iSon situated ON mo foad
ntcIsect,ng bci-ar and wilmington TOAD aiic
between Fort DEPOSIT and battle cwunip. cecl
county, Md. The .ocallcl, IL very elevated and
euliounded ny a large and beautiful gro where
pupils may ENJOY tnsr Juvenile sports, and bc
protected by me foliage from the rays vi the san
DAILY utercoursetnaY To had by oteanbonL and
deduction made Tor voluntary absence during
term time. inu icsciier. will excicise arenla
cure over Pupils
The following gepticiren feconn.nd the To-
cution OF this insi',.t'oh as having been one OF
the mos, itea;nY Residences III the country.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER rrs,dent.)
Allen Anderson, E~; H. Is. Broughten, N. D
Williams Morris, VI. -. W. b. Rowland,
John Evans. Jan IL. ~.
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To the Public.

The Subscriber not being engaged in
any other business has resumed the prac
t'ce OF Land Surveying, Cenveyancing,
&c. Being acquainted with the different
qualities OF soil in The neighhorhood, per-
sens wishing to buy or sell Land would
md II to their advantage to give him a
call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
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NOTICE.

a bE Co-partncstp heretofore oG ting u.is-
4 the firm OF Brown y Alcinu y, is thin aay
dissolved up mutual CONSENT. An lie sops H..
uchtrd 10 the iac firm. are renues!ed TO cal a..
settle thelr accounts with either uft s.h..r...
ure. EDMUND HRkVS j.,
ANDREW MclST!Gg, i.
Elkton, Sept slst, 1850
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81 1I tAe jig B00t.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform m,
r"ris ini tIe public generality, that he ras
purchased Of his brother, Enoch Grouch) MS
sAtire stock nf i.,tics. Misses, and childrenn
DOTS aud shoes, and has commenced manu- un-
urng Ladies Shoes Of sverJ description. lius
row prepared to accommodate all who niay
ior han with a CALI. with mems womens anu
lldre MS boots and shoes of she hest sort at very
dvprces. TiOS. G. CROUCH
t.ktou, Feb. Goth AS.
NIB. County produ"etahrn III exharg
orhoots and shoes NanteC sht
k.r,
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,NU<tGe.

VVOfICV.
"ERE taken up trespassi ng on the prenA
w ses Of the subscriber, resdn. in II
Neck, Cecil county, where they have been stucs
March last, hFe shna,s, ! white, 8 spotted and
sandy colorod, The owner o. owners Of tho
above described hogs requested to come for
ward, prove property pay charkes and take
the.u aWay. W III. bl. FOWLER.
Sep = ls5o-3w
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The business will be cun.in1sa bv tho ar!"T-
s'gnrd VIII" ''as jra rolarn"d iiuu fhslals 'yi,-,
with very Choice seluttion OF
SE.!SnN7ELE GDODS,
which he Wi! ';tiur for sale CT, accenr, osjs up
terms. Tin, undersigned wos,d re,u,n his 81
ceIs thanks Tor the tsneral ra.ronags b">iowvl
upon h,a, us partner IL, iLe lutte ARA u.' 3.u..
Mcint'rs, and wenld respectfully so:icit a cun.
inlance al past fhrors. Ell. GROWN j.,
Sent % 1850
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EEECkER'S Prepared Fa-ina,
tlnay 10 ie. ssioty WIN. Tsrbszi
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This Is TO Give Notice, That the

This Is TO Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has o5iaIne,I
from the )rphan' Court of SAID county, lei
'ers OF Adm'nl~t a'lou Oh the personal eS-
tate of ChmlesG Bro7us iale oi sand county
deceased All persons having claims
against The said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly autienticaled on
or before the 9th day OF july 1851 ,nev
may otherwise by law. BIZ excluded from
all beneiiI OF SAID estate. All persons IN
debied TO said estate are requested 10 make
lmmu'.iate payment 10 the subscriber
Given under our hand this 17lh day OF
August 1850
CAROLINE BROSlUS,
ISAAC N. BENJAMIN,
Adm'rs
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M-N1'ICf is herhy given to tho creditors Of
! y James Grow, tina, peraonnl discharge hath
been granted TO said drhor. and that the twenty
fist DAY ofOctohnr, being tho frs; day OF or
county court next Succeeding this date. hath
b on srt apart for the final hearing in his Gaze,
where lis creditors may attend and slew cause
ifanv they have Why final tischafge shall not
b. prar,rt' said debtor
Test r. C.. H0LLTD.7Y. OK
June 3m sfCecil conu,v Court.
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AIS is to Give No',ce, Ihal the
Suu-,:,lr.rs oI Lec,l con",, ave oUlann-G
...u ne NIpnu"'o Couit OF 81. ,"o le
rt- o. Administration On lne pes NJ -
la.- OF N,l,am S Barr ,A~ Il. SAT-
con, y deceased, All persons n"vng
rar.n> aga'n>l,he said deecase", are here
oy Wa,ued 10 eXhlbH the same NllI the
vouchers ihere"i duly authenticated, On ~
before the 25lh day OF My 1851 otherwise
by they may be excluded from all bene-
iii of SAID estate. All persons indebted
20 said estate are requested to make inn
Mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
our hands ,hi>l5,h day OF June 1859.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
ROSA Ann BARR, Adm.
juno Is 5o-Gw.
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4 NHESNUr RAlLS.-Chesnut Rails Of sood
Oquality for sa lie. They viii be delivered
a ny point, on the Elk River, or the adiloen
waters. Apply TO the Editor Of the Cecil Wing
or TO the subscriber residing in Elk Neck
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$50 Acres,

with large proportion OF good woodland
.Ew5A The improvements consist o
GXifTS House and good Barn, and
s;aa s.A other out-buldinss, a pump
f1ssszasax OF good water at the door, and
it is we'll watered with streams running
through it and convenient to landings o,
Plum creek and Elk River. The above
property is situated 81 miles from Elktop
on the road to Turkey Point, cecil county
Md. It's considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Persons
wishing to view the property, will pleae
call on the subscriber residing on the prop
erty. BURBEDG BROCK.
March 23rd, 1850 tt.
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IN CH,4.H'CERY, l2th august, 1850.
& P HDERED, that the sa ie III the property in
W the cansr Of Benjamin W. Jones, against
.onl JONES made ard reported by the trustees
JohM G. Groo'ne and Otho Scott. be ratified and
Coniimcd unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
re 'H"wn or before the l2th day Of October
n XII prevlurd n copy OF this Order be inserted
IN some newspaper ~ Cecil county, once in each
OF three successive weehs before the seth day Of
September
Tie Report states the amount of sales to be
81 100. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sep 7--3w Reg Cur. Can.
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BN ,.F,L,,EGAAD DAY SHOUL
ks,l- L-s.I.aG a.AD1I>S al
SEIAA'S Rowe

r." , rcse,r,,s are OF tN .n,y.twc weeks, or two
~, j, as, duration each. and commence on ,hs
MS, y c,n,s,..y IA hpfii anu ,iIe!ast Wcdiie>da!
a. SEP "rn''"r
yursti- lnrss oarGius Puplis.
For r,trd, Wlsalug, auI rl!ton, s. Ia a year
u,r,,l,r,cr, 81 80
TIE ONLY L&TRAS ARE
Drawing, -
Dia9yin, ard Pa ntor, u
Music, SO w, Use y. Piano, 90 ~
French.
Iriim,
hocIl, Work 2 0
l.d BEDDING, Napkins and Towels if
furnished, w
The atoyo terms include, besides the common
s,udics. the various t:aur.ts % Mathematics
Nstnrll and Moral Pin o3"phv, Rhetoric,
names Elements, ioajr, Watts ON '"e Mm"'
Iiiylory Brittany, Chemistry, hsI,""""'N, u'"!o-
IS, Mineraogy, and fny .loiury. he ffeli'h
is,,nght effectively.
rppls ere rrquu>.rc to furnish their own BED
~ napkins
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
If undeg eight yetrs OF as'. 500
i! uttu ceI isht Ia tHc.'e Years., w
Ii over we've, Nv
Drawing, SIo
l'ras,ag ana Painting, SO
Fiencn, 6vo
Latin, So
Music SO, use Of The T,aua, 81 ~ 70
NeGuIU work, W
IA ;. ii. L. EEACH,
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This is to Give Notice; That tbe
subscriber of Cecil county hath Obtained
from the T. Nhans' Court OF said county, let
ler@ of Administration on the personal estate
OF George England late OF said county.
decd. All persons having claims aga,ns, the
said deceased. are hereby warned to eAhib~
II the same with the vouchers ,hereef, duly
authenticated. on or before the 30h day Of
An9u> 1881 they may otherwise, Ivy law
be excluded irorn all benefit of said
estate Ali persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment
10 Ihe subscribers Given under my hand
4jl,, l4t ay ., Sen'Amher 1850
SAMUEL J. ENGLAND, Ad'mr.
Seq, ,t;00--bw
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For ascIiG.

a VEL. established BlacNSn,n Sho q
H-pussess'on gwen immediately enquire "
mos. I.an ilr.I
Jane 29-ti No
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NOTICE ia hereby gwen, 10 Tie creditors
~ Gibstt Ru,ter, thai personal discharge
bath been granted to SAID debtor, and shat tho
twenty GTst day of October, be;eg the FIST day
Of our rhnniy court next succeeding this date,
hath been sc, apart 70, the Rsal hearing in his
case, where his creditors my attend. and shew
cause, if any they have, why Il FINAL Discharge
shall moi he granted sid debtor.
Tra. h. e. ilDLLyDAY, elk
July U SIN oi CcGA county Coat
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NJ Office is horrbv given to the G rcditorsoI
~ James Alexander, that p, rsnnsi discharge
hath been grnnird to said Debtor, sad that The
tw<n'y first day Of Ostohor, beng the frs, daj
Of ON county cour, nrst succeeding this date
hath beer. set apart for the t.na hearing in hi
case, whore hi. creditors may attend, and she 4
cause itany tl,.v have. why a final discharge
shall not be Irantns sa,il debtor
Test X. G. HDLLY1tY, elk
jy 20 3sn Of Cecil county rotlrt.
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Oyster and Eating EHos.,a,

for tho accommodation AT the public generally,
Meals will be served up at all hours and lis
vis'ters supplied with al the delicaclcs o. the
season. fl's bar will be furnished with the
c"o'cest liquors; IN snort, nothing Will be- omit
te" To minister TO the qualification Of t'use rl0
my 'avor HIM u'in Ca |.
Nav llh, iS5U---u
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The asinggO!d House.

ENlSi'Ek A. VIII, II respectfully announces
Il to the citizens OF Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "Whanns Row"
Eikton, immediately opposite Gebhurl's. form
erly king's Hotel; and that he has opened the
same az an
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Messrs Editors ef the Crescent From the many fires
which we have had during the last month would sup
pose that something lie syrtom would be Oefvei with 70
gard TO the removal Of furniture judgement he exercised
IA knowing DheR reu0De, y, alone. The inmates
Of houss in partial danger generally much excited und
they think that The only way TO the furniture rm0ve
T. This Is excusabe with them, hut not 10 with the public
who should Be cool enough calm the minds the occupants
BY aayng their fears. AT every fire, nearly az much urni.
tFe injured aud lost BY removal Is burnt have paid
attention this matter for many yeasgeney assisting in
that part Ofthe business during ire, At the late fires
could parcularze many nsam Of the sheer folly of dis
tuFbng the furniture lone ese IN DAY light. houses
from te burning buildings and opposite directon1 but
will confne myself the IRE Of Monday night at The house
corner Of Ento and Hercules Streets Being early on the
ground tried to oppose The removal of the furniture from
the front part OF this house. but without effect This building
being dead to wndwar and not IN contact with any other
the fire from the would necessarily proges slowly; and
have known similar instance after the reen were
the ground in which the fire not soon arrested. In
this particular case furniture much injured by the rough
Of removal which, if lei alone would not have been
touched by either fire o. water.
II Is difficult to lay down specific rules Of guidance but
will venture few simple directions which the experience of
those who have suffered Ejme" will confirm az useful
When the fire communicates the roof land the engines
In you will find that there always plenty of time
remove things, fire burns do,onard soiD articles from
the upper stories should be passed the lower and
should they be permitted be taken of the house. except
ing feather beds aud the like which would be rendered worth
" "atei' vi again. IL the front or rear OF range Of
buildings fire. note the direction Of the wind, and if the
house between the fire and the direction from which the
wind blows, then before mentioned, only remove from
one part of the building to the other and you will find in
many cases. that you will than if your bedsteads
are torn piece from piece armors and looking
be thrown from the upper stories If the fire is oing doon
on V0n and begin feel its heat then you cannot be
too quick in saving MISUNDERSTANDING with the most
valuable rand taking that you carry it out of the
direction the fire is tending you may find that your
labor be lost, by your furniture burning up after It's re-
moyal. Respectfully, yours, A. G. JONES.
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.T,sSt .q1.riUcd!

ef enlf HleH PhiS''
THEo. A. JAMES eco.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. 81 Common street, 6ot1eeR HeraHda Hotel
aud Hclcictt's E1chGnEe,
Have Just received ap Memphis another elegant assortment
spring s SUMMER Goods Gsnlemens wear consisting part
"a follows via b.
SUPER LIsES BUSINESS CoATs;
:" HEAVY LUsTRE =
= MIXED HABIT CLoTu AND GREEN CASHMERE DO;
- Sac
- CoArEEs;
- BLACK MERIso BUSINESS CoATs;
- MUELKPHA ALPAcCA - -
- CREPE = Sac -
BLK MERINo DRESS
- FRooK -
- PANTS;
WHITE DRILL -
=. Brown FIo'D SILK VEsTs; u.
- BLUE, Brown AND MoDE coL'D SILK VEsTs;
- SPOTTED MopE COL ID GRENADINE
CoIORED FId'D SILK . -
- WHITE MAKEsILLEs -
- Fancy
'' LINEN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
- SILK UEDERsnIRTs;
- LIsLE THREAD -
- GAUzE FLANNEL -
- COTTON -
- LINEN DRAWERS, (French Style);
- GAuzE FLANNEL - +"
. FANCY CRAvArs, NECK TIES. ETC;
- HAIR STocKs, SUBSCRIBERS, ETC.;
il. CAMBRIA AND SILK H'DK'Fs, Fig'd and Plain;
- ROYAL RoBE DE CHAMBREs;
LIsLE THREAD AND COTTON, HALF HosE, etc etc.
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Guinness ~ Co.
~ Camp street.

CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES
suitable ie Pesent comprising almost variety Of very
hcluifa articles Of taste, fancy and use.
GENTI4EMEN,S FURNISHING GOoDS
complete sssomsnto n Linen Cotton SHIRTS Under.
'hr's, Dmwets soSks suspendsrs, Cnva, Scarf slocks
Gloscl, etc.
TRAVELLERS GOODS
hue assortment Of Portable Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirror,
Dram Flasksl Money Belts, Canes, Umbrellas etc. etc.
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS.
Guns, Rides Pistols, Powder Faaka Puuehss GANG Bags
uun Cleaners Caps,
GOLD PENS,
OF all tho celebrated makers and Silver Cases of every
variety Of pailsrni ranging in price, retail, froa
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
10y orlsrs promptly and faithfully lowest market
prices
GUINNESS g. co.
IL CAMP STREET,
Dealers IN FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS GoLD FENs ETC.
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AMERICAN INVENTIVE GENIUs.-The improve
ments in the manufacture of percussion caps by
machinery, have been rapid and wonderful A
Washington letter, in the New York Tribune,
speaking Of them, says:-Formerly we imported
percussion caps entirely from EuroEe--they were
made by hand labor. Bouton invented a machine,
and the House Committee on Military Affairs re-
port that it forms the most perfect cap ever made
for the small firearms in use in our army Fisher,
an ingenious mechanic, now Dead invented an ap-
paratus for charging Boutons cap with the fulmi-
nate. Wright next set his wits to work, and com
bined Fisher and Bouton's machines into one,
which cuts the star from the copper, forms the
cap charges it with the illuminate presses aud de-
livers it, ready to be vanished. Percussion caps
are now made here of best quality for Army use,
at eighty cents per 1000-the material costs nearly
9-l0ths Of that price-abor-savin machinery can't
well get beyond that
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-25

NEW THEORY OF LIFE.-A new theory of life
is explained in little book by Alfred Since, Of the
Royal Society, of England, which has just been
reprinted in this country. 1t is called Electro BIZ
ology, and is an attempt to show that the living
phenomena of the human body can be accounted
for in the principles of Voltaic electricity He re-
CARDS the brain great Galvanc battery, and the
nerves as Galvanc conductors and illustrates, by
large variety of the most interesting experiments,
how muscular action is produced, and how sensa-
ton is transmitted from one part of the body to
another His researches certainly very curious
and, doubtless, worthy of study.
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E TOBACCO-About 10 hhds were dluposed Of. including
10 hds at &c. 81 do, 70 at rs ard 81; II hhd
Cseections) at o. at az. at 8; r at w; and les
hhds, 30 at IA IS at 81, 50 A at ~, and O. 5c
p d, Prices steady.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Susaf in demand and COO
hIds taken for tbs North. Fas2S34c Moaasss l7@2c,
with sales of go bbIs.
FLoUR-The ma,ket was decidedly better, and 1900 bbls
chsuged hands, including lob bbls Ohio at IS 29&5 Is 80
do at IS @95 371z 500 do, from steamboat at Is @ $50
ct Louis at IS co. 30 Extra Illinois at % O5ss l2z and
100 Choice ST Louis at Is 80 " Dbl.
CORN-Pce5 still advancing and $500 SKIS sold follows:
200 SKIS Yellow and Mixed at a. $50 at 49, $40 White at 76
$50 49, 1851 Prime Whit at 80, and 1000 bushels (csa)
at s2JS6D34c " bushe.
OATS AND BRAN-Pnme Oats held al 66@6Oc and
Bran selling at 81 1901 30.
PROFESSIONALISM in some demand, with saes of 456
bbs Mes at 80 62 90 20 rs. 4s7 Prime at u ~, and
100 at 50 O00$ l2 asoil9O bbs Mess at % g. with
out inspection Sales of Bacon6 casks at 81 for Cncn-
matt de1 " for Missouri do 81 for Clear, 81 for Shout
der and SIC for plain Hams OF Lsrd. 100 bb taken at
81, and $50 kegs No at SIC.
HEMP-A lot of lis bales Dew Rotted brought elo2 60
" ton.
GUNNY BAGS-9 900 in bales sold at &c. equal to cash
SALT-Two cargoes I'll, 400 sks) Liverpool taken at :.
WHISKY-Pces rather better lao bbs Rectifed sold in
lots at 90 40 Raw at az, 30 ia, and SO bsk Extra Rose
brandy at sc ~ gallon.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS dull, and the rates nominal.
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Arrivals at the Principal hotels. .s4th.


----e0S-
ST OHARLEs-F Wilson, Memphis; 4 d Denton S
Story, 9; Capt McCannen, ST James; s M Beranis
Ball, L Broom, Phla Jas L Dodd, l. Robinson, Bos
iou; A Church. Miller Cooley, Mo; VIM Calvert. e.
BIns Mobile; L y9nes; Col 9 sorsby, Ala Isaac
Il YslveTtos, Miss Warren, N Y II ToIand Phila; 6 A
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Dollar Gold Zen.

nc Good Gold Pen and Silver Doarl We
received lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions Of the Press,
beats any thing yet offered" Crescent.
"1hs description is yaluable.n IPicayune.
"a better Pen put psper,' delta.
80. Now In storem..
% large supply of Gold Pens all the celebrated Makers
at the lowest narket prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety Of patterns OF Gold and Silver Cases. by
GUINNESS & co.
~ Camp street, between Canal and Common SIS
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS PISTOLS etc.
suoo eor
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A DocToR's JoKE.-A well known physician,
IN a certain city, was very much annoyed by an
old lady, who was always to accost him in the
street, for the purpose Of telling over her ailments
Once she met him when he was in a very great
hurry. All! see you are quite feeble" said the
doctor; shut your eyes and show me your tongue"
She obeyed, and the doctor moved off, leaving her
standing there for time in this ridiculous po-
slton, to the infinite amusement of all who wit
messed the funny scene