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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
n. B.-Faa8engen procuring Through Tickets OF the
Agent AT Montgomery, vii, save about 81.
@ IL h a u @ " n Y L A L MA Ii n e,

n,
BY the Daily Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington N C.
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mai! line via Richmond, WahIn gon Guy
and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained of f.
NINsLow, Agent, Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Com.
pany, Charleston, 5. c. Fare, $50.
steamships from CharIeItOn to New York.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTH ERNER
eave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriyn in New
YORK on the following Tuesday. Fare $40
to" Fare Through, FiitY-nine Dollar -43
je7 SHELDON X POTTER, Agents, IS Camp st.
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Es ARSA large and choice assortment of best Havana
> egars. Of the well known brands of Sevlana, Figaro
Ugues CabanO7, Sol, Diana Patron, Camelias, Isla de
Cuba, Ines hlaras, Dos HermanOs lngenudad Barnes,
Orleans Dahias etc. always hand and for sale by
J. ROMAYDSAl Front Levea, Up stairs,
III Bod between CustVrhpurs EnA h=isillssts
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orrY TRADE aEPosv.

MosD,r, March b-CP. NJ
The ipelemenoy OF the weather had stendsncy TO
cheek ell cut door business. Owing to private accounts
from the South, the cotton market vas again more
bucJsnt and holdsrs demanded further advance on
Saturdays rates Their frmpsss, ho-ever restricted
.sie. which were limited. The state OF the weather
also checked transactions I'm nour. The sales Of ell
kinds we're limited st shout the current rates Of sstur-
Gay. There nothing 20 report In Csnsstan while
southern coptirusd hrm, bot quiet wheat vas seid
pretty hrm az last weeks prices but no sales OF mo-
meut tsnsrired. Corn vas more buoysnt stn tsr
amount o. fslss The grocery trade -as induenced ~
the sate ~ the weather and transactions we're hght
while prices remained porrinsliy the same Fork vss
somewhat less firm, and transactions no3ersts. Cut
meats continued trm, and In good demand. Lard
continued firm, while butter and cheese without
change.
Asurs.-There has been . steady market throughout
the Day With ssies Of 100 beis at 90 rs 90 81 for
pots, and - tik q ts % for pearls.
Bxrswsx-Tbs inquiry fcr this staple vas sood-psrt
speoalstiv.--tA sales Il 1000 lbs, at Is sfsHe. fer
prime ysilsv.
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BarADsruvys -gTsw-Ths transactions Of the day
oonpriss 100 bbs st - Is for Canadian wtthoo
mon strssht STATE ss - SIX ss Miehgss q - i3x
- Sk, and pure Gspssss q IS o3k sS 10; fAseiss
and extras are unchanged end drn Sssthr~ FGss~-
The market was nrm but rather quiet sales we're made
Of 600 bbls ct ~ o. u ~ % for mixed brands: ~ "a
s. for strsight Alsxandra and Baltimore end - rs
e6 81 tor fancy brands Alexandra and G.orsetown
Rye Flour was steady with moderate demand snds
of!,loo bbls ct 81 IS . 81 81 Corn h.sl vas very
quiet with sales Of Jersey ct - rs 81 sed Bran
DIVINE ct 81 ~ - WAsst Nothing Of MAGNITUDE
rsssptrsd oCps 70 the unplea.ast weather; SsesSse
madam ct 81 % 81 o. Rye vas dull ct 81 xe $50
Barley vas not plenty 40 bushels sole ct private bar
GAIN Osfs-Ths market was steady, bus rather tnso-
tive with some small sales Of Northern at 400 49,,
Jsrssy 81 Sls. SIC and Southern Of 500 Sic Corn
The sales embraced soas $4,000 bushels ct $40. for
mixed Southern and inferior white do $50 for round
white; So e67e. for white southsrn 500 eShe. for
Southern yellow and $40. SO. tor round yellow.
CsTTo. The business Of the day was restricted -
about 900 bales from the indsposou OF holders to
offer their supplies ct the present rates. After the
close Of Change, several purehsss: we're made for
Southern account BY tsegrsPhic orders to replace 20
renptory sales. at advance Of one cent on those
rates. The annexed quotations would probably CON-
msnd 5000 balss- where Immediate delivery was
agreed upon not other wise.
lURnu n.
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ON Saturday, March 10Th RicH.sp q Hswuvs after
slcng and tsyere ilness sssd % years months snd
days
Ills nerds and scqusiptapess also Of his father in
Law, Charles Wooley, spd hts brothers. Alfred VIII
liam George ard Charles Isvkins are respectfully In
vited 10 attend his funsral from hts late residences 100
Norfolk street this Tuesday afternoon, ct O'Clock
His remains will be taken to Cyprrse Hin for nteruept.
ON the 18th met. sssvrt srEvsSs aged ~ years.
His friends and those o. his family, invited TO
attend biz funeral, this day o'clock, ". from the
residences Of bis neither 1o7 Ludlos street. without
further notice
ON Monday. 18th inst. witrI,s H.rafso-, tear.
pepter) aged 81 years ard months.
His friends aud acQusiptsncss sso thoss ofhis late
SON John Hsrrison aud Hans Blasely are respectfully
invited % sttend his funeral from his late residence
corner Sprre and Mulberry streets this day Tuesday,
at 4 o'clock. ? NJ vithout further Invitation
on saturday 18th Inst. after long sod severe III
ness Mrs Etts UrrLi IN the fy-ssoond yesr Of her
aee relict 81 the late Samuel Jdeti deceased
The frfrpds snd scqusintsnces Of the family are
sp.r fully invited % attend her funeral from her late
residences 90 Norfok street. en- Tussdsy the 18Th Inst
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Nv ks:s
S:.sos. H.5ss g. Ir.ssi.ss s;:.so1 spsss;
s::rsss .sl s',;s
';.: e ::t -:
W.: a cs
CO. v..ts. isvrsnos. a.. 4 Iadd 2onsaSss' Duahsm.
sshI:-5iG;. AiI:r !5:ni: Bret. ys:s lli.as:sA.
S:s;:: coli; I:s;.sSs;s G:sa:s. 1:;!;, S:Sssss Ais
fG.S :ss .:s;a
Sr:,,u: tsf hsi. sS5sss Ry:s c.%s
sSs :ss
The .sid: c.sass god: from
Brig Eolus tof steubsnl Moore eu,yana Pr IS days.
with sussI 70 the mater vssssIssi, before reported
ssd.s. VIII %sl::.e: :ussr csis.rs iia.y SD
o. .sS s s r. % :sd 81 - ~ vessels
q KnU.r su Prince all we March TO- las
:st lon HIrSs Of c s.::s
Nary Of and for ss.ninsson.
coal g s sss Sr SHAW Ar'hAs Ns days. With
sSsl ls:ST, ,.,s.fs. 1., Johnson Porto c.s.e
ssa. AFnss. t.si' .ssi,' u days with set.9s Z.
spo,s bis Gallant Tor vsAns days from saxus Ia oranas
schr Laoop Besrss Boston, 2 day.
ssSr s:rsha ss!. N,.asr.sn salem days
schr Grape. snow. harwich
sioop Jas Lawrence. Sag Harber.
Below.
Brs Geo wahinEton. hocarty. Cardsuas bound up
herm brig from Porto kico bound East, put in for
sehr Rohyond Is m.sted) Hartford Of and for Bosto.
from Philadelphis, put in for . hafbor.
MARCH Is-wnd at sunset. NE. with raj. and snow
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the companies Dow engaged In trsnsporng passenger
over the pubic works n the state -.
The Philsaelphis Police Garefs enes ves soosS.e
yestsrdsx af..s,, On - su,onnt II . fsv nuns.
dollars damage II bs,ng the Sabbath, numess on sne
bremen and are bows got up, Of course an Interesting
hght In honor Of the day. NJ, ..,.
an. the fearful number st1dents who pay there sner
ices In rsdsra',an NJ parchment diplomat our 'tv
h. ~ m o,t.utv shov no sensible decrease. The
- ~ Deaths ~ Pb,ishstphis and the d'str'cts "a
v.ek amounted TO I4s- of which seventeen deaths
snelose You copy of thu resolution presented BY
wr Isct. or OF Pbi,saephia county. TO the Hosse
~ p~rpsvlvAuA. and refsrved IN tho
committee ON the Judiciary Its object - you will
s.@ Is 10 eradicate the anti republican rr,nu,- ~
life tenure In ofnca The resolution 10 aimed at the
sdgss Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
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NOVEL DISCOVERY
~ Thc hrst Of hsy 10 corirr siris,
You all tues what 4 nsesn.
When I remind vru Of fhs TAFT


psy.d Sssrasa rsO, v,ias.sssss a. hs.
csisri sso *. c rssas
vs.sss ~ jour sss is,' is.ssy WIPE. sS
S:s::d ~ plan 7; s:s,is: 20 ,s::.
way ~ .avss sosp ina u. isssr q .srssns sd
wed sss,i.i :sl.r ny si.s d. ...s nav. .sl.a
'; ;s. E. s:f,ss .. : yer .'sls
is,ssss s..E; w:s s:I... t...si:..
i f. 81 !: ::ss . 4 z roo.
Dl JoBss2r, NO. 70 pyANs srnssr, so vsL
.,sss.s nm . ss. case, shs Rs,s
...s e, sT -..ns
$500 n..waaD.JtrfsIEs AsrIpors. ssl-
Erctsrs sns slnlisr disorders Il @ass. speedy ssrs
yss., The lea. ,.;,ss,Ss q 5s drink 9
s. "a, .ssa % H'S.' yin Under q: 81.
.ss,r.s.d sass q Ire li,ar. l. t.ssn Ssss s,sss.a
LIS ~, W in bs,,ls Win Tan 81 oss bottle
Rss isa bro.svsy los ssssTa s,r.s; ''' sale NJ
No 0u,s !. NO rsf..-5 Dr. cossITT, ~ puArE sr
s.. &c ,:;ss :. 's.,s s'..a e. ,r,..
form q this dssas Rsosn, u tsrss days Ne
Ds noesIsos e COMFORTABLY cossrLrkD
yesr. snsees r-rfsy rtheus r,srsnry Scssrs
49, ttricturcf and eeunnl wees-
ness he uvarahy or fee. s~e MS Ioraon
diflcna in his ofhee. Dff Fuito- street
nR RALPH; Al TROs or THs .FsaofIoAL raj
- vsie Treatise. ks-CGice hours 70 "a A. H.: r.
srndsy ese.rted mo s. Greenwich Those she
trrb IN the esrlcr diseases.
Tssd the ease sud ratiaisy II eyre In strictrr
s:1s . s, ss s sss i :. ss ss sss
mon sdvsstsses snd v,ry er,ensivt prsetssD he sss
neure sdch cer,sf, SAFE and radical show
.mpe reason for stains can he obtsirsa er other n
nk RAIPH's PRACrrChL PRIVATE fRsArsx ON
- the nature, ONE rrnrrts cors>quencts remsds
srd q the rcrisl orrsns aoudas sio
urs diseases hlinr vtasrca wort
he a. adsred % svery isdivduai o. both THIS
ispspsr. recipes al redcne sishf sliy rver ~
intsnaed 70 be rsecaiy psfni svery one rlscs
y or,tn -ch slr,-s. N Allied freely pest = n
CLAY CO, fublishcrs a. Ana ssr>e>~
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MARK ETs ELSE W nERE.


pIAugIruIA, March Is The stock rarkrt orersd with
cchsids this ciour urn
~ sbout Saturdays raves sa.ertd fs
the tscs Iirsf Board 90 shares men Canal Is 80
Ctr.fd Rsni, ~ Do North Hauh ISL
City Gs g thsrca Farmer AID Mechanics. Raak go;
90 PsnnsJ lavnpia RAJ rcad. " d. DO o. a. Rad
irs h,ilress 9o tae9 sesdmg Bsnd'. e1 s270l STATE
De ~ Shooo Ncfep, ~ 9 TO sol:
10 sb.ss Nichshuts. ~ sloo tshgh g. Tst, Tnted
81. lsff ~ a Second konrf-Sso serth p III ser
ttsts -; 1tO shares liifn Casa ~; ~ % Isuu,s
Bank. loois si.Wo sohuynf sAvsaiian Sc. S. 80 eo
Restins haiif cst, a. ~ 80 DO w. 81 rsaa. Notes
sas 80 80 Dc Do. ~ S7e0 sis,e 81. gis $50 DO a..
M O. shores ter-is csta H. $50 Sch s,kh Nsv,sa-
ton ~ itlii llc shares Cni.n sas u 100 90 DO. u 50
iAi S2O0 Tcnresrsc bs ~ 10 81 ares Northern Baat
tsetctv. N6 la1 DO Lehigt 10 IA. : d. Cifari
Trpst % SiUo Morris Cssai Beads H. rs ~ shares Clrafd
bAlk, IA,
Bslri~ons March lc. $50 United States &C. is- iili.
$50 NJ lard &C. i0la 10 shares tnisa 81: 90 ao
bst more and ohio sslrssd Is. % o. 5j' Io6 To- do
q; % do DO time, k5s. Is do. Dc. lime. Ga.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
fHvsprLrHgs, March IS The ioclement ,tst. Of
the ~ssthsr has checked out door operstlons cotton
IL frmer, without any advance IN prices Flour 4.
held ~ 81 ST.. for common shipping brands small
sse of rye at 81 etc. rslow corr, % 81 cts whieksy
In bbls. "a cts hhds % cts.
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.snnetncsraerfs ef Btrfas Mnypeees end D.ofss ere
,ns-,fsS, uiess dnit stfass.scsisd aad ped for
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AZ NIlhsmsburfh, March %, by The Rev. ". q.
Collips, Mir. CHssLss q. Bsssttr. ofNs~ York City,
&c Niss E1tx- Mssfs Rirrta BsowrR. OF Green roisL
Lore leland.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A coxPLErs PRACTICAL

DRIvATE DISEASE cUsBD IN ONE DAY NJ
ere, Sss,. ssn rel, .. ,s3: Of =:
mode from ssy other In is country 10 has heea ssst fs
. sssS s.,. &. .:s
rbve'ane ps Cor ,he cure Of fense irregularities o.
CoR FLNALks AND nALEs--Da- LARZErrEs ~
no coreis' CT frocreatve Exer prescribed
and ali resui.ii.iss Of nature i, is al sss prsf-s.s .
be- vn-Nstures Great Restorative rsmedy tssss
for seminal sSisoss sssrsi sssy sises. wsaiss,s o.
the genial organs nervous erecops lueesrrh an
AZ for iscpisnt asd ipdsssos ssa ssy =
''ha street. .rS :, irS%o.i Rc. s..,os.
ITO TIE PuBLlc.-I WAS CURED OF a her DIS
trsssss disease by Dr. time. % street. vhsa
considered ineurses by several seisa Various rar
we're swollen and painful m, p,h we're face
vn n,sry % self nd others h'r.sy eaer y.psbs
be At the OF Maiden lane and south s,rsss
NOcURE NO CBAR0e-DR MURPHY, or ss ooLD
street 10 eonhdsbtisy consulted I'll drs-asss ofs
prseee Of sixteen years enables n -arrast oars V
All who favor him With tris No msreury used, bin-
draDcs from busness- Hours, a. n. 20 o "a
A NoTnrR REEARKABLE cUsE-sEvERALY YEARS
suited in painful 1Iosr.ss and dis,rssslss p.s in M
In this ct,. who Ttonousced inourabie The mi.eriss
endured cannot be eessbcd. however soos relieved
skert time sLIxR MCKAY. 4 can be seen az shs ssip
rsrs q wsstervslt Neksy.
A fOrbkh CURE or A DESPERATE CAss-sY IN
sselsd .mh lumber 81 ulcers. Pain and swelling o. nv
joint'. ulcers IN throat and tried number of
rts sss Dr. ns n s'sS
,rss yhe su.s ne p.,ie.,y The Of nersur,
.,r,lfy the above r. Lee, es-Aesran Of th Ssrd,
N B.6r H. would respectfully eat. shs. n. cures sy-
pills. natter hos desperate ~ may BE- ~i,bart ucrcusy
q, hydr rs,ss or n,ssIe De vsrr,.fs srfeet IL
All s,r Numerous references TO Einsns and physesHs
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photographic Reports.

BAtrNoRr, March Is-6 PM
The Gales ~ -four l,sCo bbls Howard Street and
City Minis at "a e2S. Red wheat s quoted 81 o. and
white corn 4sc.
10 has been raining most OF the day.
Nsw onLEass, March is-sPM
The demand for cotton continues active and good
business 10 doing, chisny on European sceouut, a.
lose for middlips, and llso. for fair; shoriog an
advance Of Ne On the decline submitted to stss the
receipt Of the sdvicss per Cspsds.
BOSTON sToCX MARKET.
Bosrey, March ls-sP.M
AZ the seeond board, $50 shares Reading Railroad
we're sold st SOS. moe 5000 DO bopds o. go. sp.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF PKIvATel

y ~ al s%s s Sss
efsusrAe Of phys,csi aud @ss,s anguish 60 many az
night timely s.sn os s.e
: as s' .s
bsan ." 70 t them p s,ts
mily. it !. Of especial iu pcrta.es.
ss r.. a.. IN e:
WHOM nature sontempses an ,mpsrsAnt ohaaes
i.
tEsTsss Of . Letter fSn Gsnsm.n in Dayton. ohlsl
DArros. kay 1. lslx.
Ny Dear sr-sy vii. has been pcrosp.ibly SHAKING fsf
and suffering some months besrs during her
q sr ss saS
on the last oooasio Of sappc..a chat this ss
A. sEis tsov about nsnih.I Rs,rd Jour Sssl
highly Dsi =: Of :. s some matter .s,sAss
rssft snrdsd ny distressed ns ana sss joy is pssss
n De.onssus provided remedy. i.opss.d spro.pso.s
N: rsss % Sss .s DS,S sr' Tor
p,sbabiy wife would have besa IN her grave. nJ
eours. impr.csic.ble to fully The
epcsa Tor the ~srr,se or tsoss ussssss
For sale At 2zs Broadway and o. the Publishing Once ID
Il: Ss.sa :'f si 90 s:s1
sssf
% ss Ters s post als "a s.,y r.. s's
DR b. GREGORY. CONSULTING esYsIcIAN AND
- Surgeon. has . years in the sacrsssai treat
s,p s.S q : ~ s.s,:: street:
tended post paid medicine fall directions
be forw arded. and = warranted
NIw MEDICAL BOOKs-A CoxPLErg PRACTICAL
IN work. the Of privats Assass
strieures and all kisdrsa affections Of ne
by slaean.
large lfs by Homer B-stwick. D. Large quav,o.
$50 rss,s, ~ edition Price si0 from the sossos
Medical surgical se,6 fe,vlessy
70 Be equal 70 keords Astoos werh the family
Of desxscs
iishsd In this county. author Of tee on sssisa
sa'ss % ss e u: s.1
lshsrs stripger Townsend 2zl Broadway By
thor. COZ Broadway.
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MEDICAL.
r: 3 bug: come forth. Lyon. Powder. to ..ss.
And the reaches the hsss asd dies ssd
ss: :1s ssssss
Az TIA iih, ing 10 dose o. .Ssss vsss nice pills
soa ~, al ave the insects and ve5ain thee ssasssr
EicnEslI LEECgEs ISL oooo .LARaE swEDIsE
LesSf es alse 70 600 Gsrmsa Leseh.s. Just arrived pss
Importer Of Leseh.s. No. = Job wt .s..:.
sus ihs sT's S'ss: : = !, S.li;y:a b.
s; .s. ~
III !; :rs siSs ss;: s:ys re-.
An letters expected 70 be pr, paid. '~' A"
MY PRooLAuArIon-ro ras ooyEssoss OF
sSts nayoF; Of Cite: ss :, m x s.A ONO. asssga
70 avert the ravasss q drs.dsd spdsne HEREBY call
n,S and
Of suoh marvellous and subtle .ss rssse
IL ss
H., ak; m,s r.. y. M h pe.
TIE y, hole system BY lie the .ss.s.
.I'y i is hourly .Dns ,nons:s To: higher sl.:'.. herr.
era AMONG but the .%sns sss poor
sas sass to e &;
life property its sfhcaoy, IL youf
AonoYs will devise means TO secure IL % them.
TALBOT Arts Bo.hseiler. l01 kassau-st.. N Y.
BFrom 80 TO 81 day being relieved In r.
oy alone (of Nervous Dehy aud keursisio Pains D.
S0N will Be paid IL IL fss To s6eot
all Nervous or Spasnodic affections
DOCTOR iOURsELR PRIVATELY. fUR 2s CEN Fc--
- by means Of the Pocket sou .pas. Every One AZ
Own Physician Twenty fourth edition. with onv huaArsl
engravinss. showing Private Diseases and
the Cenerave System in every aud form ~ Wttia
Young D. Graduate Of The University Of psnnsyivssa
xbe various Of Secret Diseases seminal Wsskuss
OF the Prostate GLAND lmpotsney Solitary nabs q
YOUTH are faithfully described sed all the rsopa given %
plsn language Tho chapter Self Abuse Seminal
Weakness worthy Of particular attention and should b
read by Young Who have been ulsorsuaA
IN dssase previous placing yourselves under
be- OF this truly useiul work. srsnaers visiting
the city particularly those contemplating marriage dsa6
think Of returp home without copy Of the rootet eu
spps Sea captains and goio to should ps.ses
Dr. boupg Marriage the Pocket hsoulaptus
xvsry One Biz On Physician Any person sendas twenty
book BY hail six copies viii be for dosr Ad
dress DR. W. YOUNG, l31 81 ruoe street, Philadelphia,
and for sale By strager Townsend. IA Brosdwry New
York.
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IT, GREGORY coSsULriNo PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon has been y years in the succcssai treat
OF diseases residence ok
aay. until p. Ltcrs will 90 promptly az
tended post paid. and medicine fall Win
be forw arded and warranted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-12
WHOLE No 44i

cessful merchant of New York, and
heard Of the mislortunps of Nj G. and
had come on purpose to ask the amount
OF his liabilities, that he might loan the
nece ssary funds to relieve his wants. Nor
was he shocked at the mention OF the
large amount of twenty THOUSAND dollars
He handed him his check, which was
duly honored-the father was once more
a happy man-his daughter was not
houseless--he had found some friend
to pay, despite the sheer of this hard
hearted creditor. s'But, pray, sir, said
the agitated father. 'to what am l indcbt-
ed for this unusual, this munifcent kind
ness, from an 'entire stranger!" sPer-
haps you have forgoten,' was the reply,
''that some eiLhteen vars since you aid
Ell fiendless boy Of ten years of age to
carry his loaded basket up a hill-that
YOU gave good advice and kindly words?
an, that boy. I followed your advice
i have lived honestly-I have gained
wealth. and now, after many years,
have COM to return to YOU kind sir, the
bread which you then cast so freely upon
the Watersh
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the Improvement and maintenance of the
credit OF the state are urged on the Legis-
lature in the strongest manner.
TREASURY SYST M.-An entire revision
OF the treasury system of tine State is reou-
mended, and numerous defects therein
pointed out.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
The Governor reviews the annual reports
OF the various internal improvement com
panles, accompanied by the remark that
their affairs are presented in a prosperous
and improving condition. In few years,
when these works are finished, saws the
Governor, '.the curse of debt, which has
rto rested on this State, will be con-
verified into blessing.''
PfNIrENTARY.-- The report of the Dr.
rectors of the Pententiary is alluded to,
and the attention OF the Legislature is CAL
led to the necessity OF relic wing it from its
emba rasments, by the furnishing of suffi-
cent cash capital for the economical man.
asement OF its manufacturing operations.
HOUSE OF REFuGE.-The movement for
the establishment of House of Refuge in
Balimcre is strongly recommended to the
attention and fostering aid OF the Legisa-
ture.
The MlIlrIA.-The incfIiciency of the
militia laws of the State are urged on the
Legislature, and the enactment of law
requiring the sherifls of the several coun-
ties to make out list, once in every ten
years Of all persons in their bailwicks is
recommended.
REVISION OF Til CoNsTITUTloN-The
Governor strongly r erommends the adop-
tipn of an act legaliZng the ballot box in
order to efectuaIly test the question of CAL
ling convention to reform and remodel
the Constitution OF the State.
WlLMor PRovlso.--The agitation the
slavery question at the north and the move
ment at the south in view of the probable
passage of the Wilmot Proviso by Con-
gress, is adverted to a considerable length
and declaration in advance, on the part
Of the Legislature, is recommended, Of the
unaltcrabe dctermlnatiyn OF the State to
stand in the crisis, which he anticipates,
by the South. should choice Of alternatives
be precipitated on her.
The above compromises all the princi-
pal topics OF general importance adverted
to in the message, but there are many 9TH
ers of minor importance, which the crow
ded state of our columns prevents US from
noticing. We doub, not that the whole
message viii! be read with interest by our
cnizcns, embracing as it does, a full and
most satisfactory review OF the affairs Of
the state.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-12
Secret of Success.

1t is singular that business men should
be SO blind to their own interests as we
sometimes find them. They are content
to carry On business that barely affords
them living, while others engaged mi the
same business almost monopolse the trade.
The former wonder at the reason of this,
and seek night and day to discover the
cause why their customers are so few, and
their sales 50 small, while others with in
ierior stocks are completely over-run. The
secret is that the man who understands his
bushes, adyertises, and people know ex-
actIy what he has to sell and where to find
him. Signs have grown in disuse, except
Tor ornament. They are never looked at
bat by strangers. Newspapers are taken
by all classes of people, ana whatever they
may desire to buy, they make up their
mnds where to 90 before starting out. II
has grown into proverb that advertisers
sell the cheapest and best goods; and they
are consequently thronged with customers.
Their signs are never looked for. The
paper is read, and time saved by it. Ilthc
W4eor daughter desires to purchase shawl
they go at once 20 BaiIy & Brothers,, to
Sharp.rss s Sons, or TO some other estab-
lishmrnt, with which they have become
acquainted through the papers; nditlhey
chance to drop in at any other, it is an ac-
cident merely, and they seldom purchase.
Ladies are SPACIOUS. They know who adj
verts7, and who do not, and they never
expect a bargain IN non-advertsng cs-
Enlistment. So too with men They say
the man who does not advertise his goods,
has nothing worth advert Using, or if he has
and does not, he is skin-hint, and it is
better TO keep out Of his clutches. So after
all, there is an aristoCracy in business, as
in every thing else; but it differs materi-
ally from other aristocracics. There is
nothing init that is not to he commended.
Its motto is Give and let live;o and its
principles are those of the most perfect
equality, and the largest benefits to all who
are deserving. No man then, can expect
to prosper in trade, who does not avail
himself OF the means within his reach of
informing the public oil his locality, and
what he has, IT is stated IN the New
York Tribune, of yesterday, that single
manufacturer, who exhibited his wares at
the late far of the American Institute, has
Since received orders to the amout of $50
900, exceeding his whole business last year.
You must let the public know what you
have to sell, ryou can't sell it.
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