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GOAf'S.-Anothers supply OF Cleaver's honey Soap;
~ also, Naval Floating Soap, received by
deS ADiE & GRAY
EDlNK SAUCERS, for dying Silk, &C., ior sal
n by
DEF ADIE & GRAY
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oe 7-.s Cary street.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A
my is cow open in the Exchange Hotel Days o
tuitlon-For young ladies, misses and masters, We'd
nesday afternoons, at 5 O'Clock, and Saturday morn
ings, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, at II o'clock
MI M. may be seen at the rooms any day in tn
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a. FOR RENT.-An excellent wooden dwell.
Ea ling on 23d street, between Main and Franklin
streets formerly occupied by Mr. Chalk at present by
Mr. Woodcock, and con aims five rooms with brick
kitchen in the yard. Apply 10
TOLER g. COOK,
no l3 Genera A GENTS
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TIE TesEaEI LON.

ON tUociS. ....... var Ryan
Capt Dixon. e-.....".........-.h Mr. Phelps
ADMISSION BOXES SO cents; Pit IS cents; Gem
tire Gallery 30 cents; Coofed Gallery Is cents; Eastern
Gallery Ia cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6--curtain will rise at
q quarter past O'clock
GT a few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box Office de 10
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a. the above, warranted genuine and very superior.
RIO. Il. DUVAL,
de Under American Hotel.
a L!sEaI ARLE LAND.-For sale, lract Of
~ about SIS acres, lying about one half a miles
North Of The University OF Virginia. 8 miles of Chars
lo'tesvlle, adjoining the residence OF Capt. John Car
a due portion OF the tract is cleared, and in fine
farming condition. The improvements, small neat
dwelling house with four on floor, stone
barn. wheat machine, and indeed every necessary
building, all in good order. Possession can be had the
18th of December. 1851. The payments will be
nabe. Nothing further is deemed necessary, in this
notice. all who wish to purchase, will of course
first view the premises for themselves. But will say
the farm is a beautiful and desirable one.
Address Alexander Duke, at the University OF Vir-
gnia for any information desired relative to the tract
Of landhe is well acquainted with the land, and will
answer all enquiries.
ALEX. GARRETT.
~ Richmond Wing and Enquirer Petersburg In
elligeneer, Lynchburg Virginian and Winchester Re-
publican will each copy weekly oul times.
no lI-cU
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WIsENE SAAT-
e. 1910 sacks fine Salt discharging from schr P R
G20 do do do do from schr Champion
962 do do do do rom schr James Il Sam
ue For sale by
de 9 EDhiOND & DAVENPORT
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New and Valuable Publications.
HOICE NEW BOOKS,
rUsT PUBLISHED, FOR SALE BY
NGnfNhnnT1NL
Mr. L0ngfelow'S new Poem, The Go den Legend
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"Al readers know how tastetully Mr. Longieow
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TX Marvel's new work. Dream Life, fable OF
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1--WE are such stuff
As dreams are made OF and our little lite
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Mr. Hawlhorne's new work. wonder book for
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Carly les new work fhe Life Ct John Sterling
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Memory and Hope, one oil the most beautiful vol
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collection OF Homs Poems by Caroline A
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None OF the characters were elaborated with
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Florence, tho Parish Orphan; aud sketch of the
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MONDAY-Monong No. 19l-Captal: $50
eco. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 90, halves 49, quar-
ters 81.
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WEDNESDAYMo nongalia. No. 193-Capital ::
$4,000 66 nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40, halves So,
quarters2 SO.
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zee NEW f:OODS.--l am now opening lafga
Ell and varied assortment of fresh Goods suited to
60 The fall trade, embracing every article in the Hat
and Cap line that has vet been introduced; also
Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags UNI
brellas, &c, which am Opposed to sell for very
small advance; and having been purchased with cash
do not hesitate 10 say that and will sell as low
as any similar Goods can be purchased in this or any
other city A ask is call from purchasers.
oc JNO. THOMPSON
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- FOR BOSTON-FTRST VESSEL
90. 4sIfe The superior fine fast sailing regular packe
schooner RAINBOW, Capt joseph Rogers, having
the greater portion of her cargo engaged and going OH
ance OF freight of 300 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain on
board at Edmond y Dayenports wharf, or 10
de l DAVID CURRIE.
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acknowledgements extra, No 175--Capita
81 500 IS nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc,
quarters 25c
-Monongalia, No. 192-Capal $22-
600. IS numbers, IA drawn. Tickets s., halves
81 SO, quarters 81 25.
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ga Wool HATS.--l have on hand 500 dozen
I'd Wool Hats, OF all colours and shapes, which
s 49, am disposed TO sell at Low prices. Persons in
want invited to call at No 81 Main street.
M 10 Holm THOMPSON
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR ,DECEMpF,

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l. 10 be draw,
at Baltimore, Saturday, December 10th. 70 Nos l.
drawn.
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q AN WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 10 h, will
az be perform d. (tlfs tine id this ciy) the new dra-
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Msa FOR RENTING dwelling on the second
hsa square above Grace street Baptist church, be-
longing to Mr. Thomas Rutherford, ST. and occupied
at presentb by Mr.. John N Gordon. The house has
recently been painted inside and out whewashed and
is now in excellent order. Possession given the first
OF February next For further particulars apply to us
or to MIR. Wellington Goddiu.
no II JOHN NJ GORDON g. SON
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Fall and Winter Gfosv,iDe.

lit the rery forrest PAjladelpAia prices
for CaM.
fENllE subscriber having lald in an unusually
y; large stock o!goo'S, for which he raid lh.
ersh, and consequently obtained them al a much
cheaper tate than they could be had On credit. is
now prepared to make up all kinds of CLOTH
ING, as cheap as can be purchased, either in
thIs "ity or Philadelphia, iGf cash. His stock is
very large, and the assortment cannot be surpas
sea, e'ihef rs regards the quantity or quality Of
Ine soo'>' hy any other establishment in the CITY
therefore, those who may desire to purchase
cannot fail 10 BIZ suited in every rarticuar Un
viii Re"pconstait!y on hand a large and nene,-
al variety OF coats. pants, vests. and, in word
every description d! Clothing, which he invites
his irenhS and the public generally 20 call and
examine Tor themselves, ST No. "a Market 81.
bttwecn Front and Second, Wilmington. Del.
oe'' ii Dim. ". G. LOWE.
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letter from Sassaeras.
Hid. OF SAssArRAs, OcT. 2nd IS
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.

'ip' VI SAssAfRAs, OCT. ma '0l.
ii Sncech-Ertensire charges agaiast the Wings
--Somcthimg about our Senator &c, SC.
DEAR RCKErTs:-We had a political speech
at the Head OF Sassallas on Monday afternoon
IN which the Speaker blamed the wings with
all the evil that has been done in this country
from John Adams day to the present time, but /
bell"v" he did not blame them with the dry
weather and short crop ofcorn and low price of
wheat, which he might as well have done as
with something's he did blame them with. He
put it on Evans pretty hard, but / think it made
nm run better in Old Kent.
1t has been stated that a wing fiom the upper
part OF the county has deem through our district
Qhatls the 1st) trying 10 inure Mr.. Winners
election because he is temperance man. | do
not think that there is wing in the iirst Dis
trlct that will not vote for him because he Is a
temperance man. We view Mr.. Wilmer in a
different lights we think he was nominated be-
cause he is calculated TO fill the Office with cred
1t to his county and to those who support him.
Mr., Wilmer attended our Camp Meeting some
time since, and we were very well pleased with
him we do not think he carried bottle with
him TO the camp to treat his friends with as it
has been stated others did, for our part we con-
slider the practice of electoneerng with the
bottle especially going to Camp Meeting to do
1t, wrong. K.
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Letter from Chesapeake.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
CHESAPEAKE CRY. Oct. s. 3

CHESAPEAKE CRY, Oct. =, 81.
Political me'tcys--Ftae aew Fcsseis-Bioo,ners
--Serenaie1s, &c.
DEAR RiCNETTS:-It has been source ofdeep
regret to both parties here that Benz. f. Slyter,
Esq, has withdrawn from the course this fall,
as he was thought good nag to entcr;--how-
ever, there is much uncertainty in political spec
n'allon, and this absorbing theme seems to be
on the wane; indeed, we heard an old jefferson
Democrat, Gas he calls bilnself) say, Gle would
not rub ouI much cloth this fall by riding" 1t
rs astonishing what position the party now
stands in, in this region. The seeds of discord
have been sown, and are now taking root. It
Is amusing, and yet instructive; showing the ne
cessity of Tetorm, REFORM, i. e. conventions
making candidales-R0t candidates making con-
ventions. But let this pass and we will still
hold our oplnlons neutral.
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I.cater from iEIG an-G0Untrv.


CECIL Co., Der. GTA 81.
=. c. RICKETTS,, EsQ-Dear Sir:-Supposine
your able and attentive CORRESPONDENT :. peter:,
may not be aware olal that is going on in these
parts, particularly in the way Of electioneerng.
take the Tine TO inform your readers ola new
mode to obtain votes.
am credI'abiH informed that q certain can
didale Tor JHIcc5bip who lives mol f1J from
the ON district, few days ago went into the
west Slde oil his district 10 solicit wing votes
ne wings he met with were very polite, not
forgetting to give him the title he somucl brides
IN !. {. ''Gcneral." One whig whose votes he
solicllea t0a HIM II he wanted ,ciig votes he
would have TO assist to build school house in
that neighborhood. No sooner said than dom.
Or rather agreed TO be done; or. better still-he.
the Gcacr0i would give the wings that neigh
borhood whole school house. with the fixtures
complete; at an expense Of 500, two wears 20
paid out OF the School Fund of Cecil county.
All the wings would have to do, would be to
move the houSe--not, | presume till after the
clecuoh, as"coubtiul things are mighty uncer-
tain"
The liberal candidate in his hurry, omitted 10
say 10 the wings, that the above named school
house, was built by the united substitution of
wings ana democrats for The benefit urlhe
hCi SH""' ""o" III "Hlcn II now stands, II t a so
omitted TO say 10 the Wings that ifhe. thr Gcu-
erni, did give them the school house for their
votes, he was at the same time betrayinn the
confidence OF his neighbors who long since ey
pected deed from some one for the ground upon
which the house now stands
Your readers will at once see how this cgu9i-
dois holds on to first love for the wings. when
inform them that not long since he was called
upon by some Of his respectable Democratic near
ncighbors TO contribute something towards build
lng school house, not half mile from his own
door. They left him as they wen,-no 20.
What think you OF a man who electioneers for
JulgeShlp IN this wnyl who is sick and tired of
such Offices and only consents TO have his name
used to please the multitude who press The a,nan-
tmons nomination upon him. God save the Re-
public!
Our farmers are inpatient for rain, the ground
being too dry 10 plough. In the absence Of
rain, the roads being good. our farmers have
been banning home their guano. Owing TO the
dry fall the renorator will not be much used for
the wheat crop. | subscribe not as an apostle
but as your friend and obedient servan,
"PAUL,"
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u 1t TIIOLL
Chestertown, Sept. 29th, 1851.

The Wing CoNvENrIoN.-T mem.
bers of the late wing Convention are
called together to-day again by the
Wing Central Committee, to select del
sgates to a Convention of Delegates from
the Eastern Shore counties, to meet in
Easton on the 18th inst, for the pur.
pose OF making another nomination for
Judge ofthe Court of Appeals.
This has been made necessary by the
opinion which obtains in some of the
counties below that the Eastern Shore
Delegates in Baltimore were not au-
thorlzed to make nomination, and the
impression on the part OF the advocates
of Judge Chambers that his friends did
not expect such action.
So far as this county is concerned, it's
delegates were authorized to meet with
the Eastern Shore Delegates to make
the Eastern Shore nominations. The
Judge of the Court of Appeals was men
toned in our Convention, as one of those
to be made. They were also authori-
sed to fill any vacancy that might occur
IN their number. Our Convention ex-
pressed nc opinion on the subject, but
left them free to act as their judgment
dictated; and although in our opinion,
most of the wings of the county looked
to Judge Chambers for that office be-
cause he had been generally spoken of,
they were well satisfied with the nomi-
nation of Judge Eccleston, and would
have given him hearty support.
Who BEAT 1.-The Democrat saws
that although Mr.. Evans is elected, che
is shorn Of his honors" by his decreased
vote; and some of the friends of Mr.. Nc
Culloug h seem really Of the opinion that
he is the victor. Let us look at this
matter moment. Mr.. E. received
heavy majorities in Cecil against candi.
dates who did not reside here. He had
first to get votes from the other party to
Iepel up the wing minority, and then
with votes from the other party he had
to build up his majorities. Mr.. McC.
ran twice previously, as Mr.. T. did
both times against wing candidates resi-
ding in the county. At one time he
had 800 majority-and again go, hav-
ing all the while, as he still has, locofo-
co majority Of fully 100 to back him.
In this contest he has but 81 over Mr..
Evans-at leaat 40 uotes 6elow his party
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A TUR NEE
s.
COM PATY'S
COMBINED
NlENAGERIE
4 CIRCUS.

WILL enter the village on the Goth INST,
W headed by the New York Brass Band.
The AMIN "A LIS are those which were Exhibit
ed throughout the principal cities of Europe by
Van Anburgh. The performing Elephant Ab-
dallah excItcs the wonder and surprise of every
individual who has seen his almost incredible
Performances.
The Equestrian Troupe is without its superb
or in the known world, among which is that
Celebrated Six Horse Rider, n. Is. Turner; and
that Clown Of all Clowns, j. Myers.
Will Exhibit at Eikton Oh MONDAY, the
Goth day Of October 1851. Doors open at Il
and 81. Performances commence AT and 7
p NJ. Admission % cts. Children under 8
years, hall-price.
Elkton, Oct. II ST.
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MARRIED.

by the Rev. K. l.. Goldsborough, in Trinity
ohurch, Elkton, on the 9th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM
ROBERTS and Miss ELIZABETH VANzANr, all of
this comfy. -
On the 25th ult., by the Rev Levi Storks. Mr..
RoBFRT KAY to Miss MARTHA M. B1pp1r bo,h
OF Elk Mills, Cecil county.
Printed Hay last week, by mis,ake.l
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ED.

On the 3rd inst. at the residence of Mr.. Cb,s
Coe, near Elklon, Mrs. ELIZABETH OwENs. in
the 66lh yeur OF her age.
9Ss yas 4 zesggEMgya
NOIlCE.--The Commissioners of Cecil coun-
~ ~ viii meet at their Office in the Court House
on Tuesday the 2lst day ofOclober, inst.
BY order, p. c. RICKETTS,,
Oct ] | Wv Clerk
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Winter, which strips the leaves from
around us makes us see the distant re-
gions they formerly concealed; so does
old age rob us of our enjoyments, only
10 enlarge the prospect before us.
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The Wing Central Com. Of Cecil County.
To the Wings Of the Eastern Shore

According TO the consent of Judge Eccleston
in his letter to Mr.. Goldsboroush. and according
10 the wish of Judge Chambers friends. il i.
agreed that the meetings in the respective coun-
ties be held on the lth of October, to elect Del
egates 10 an Eastern Shore Convention, TO be
held at Easton, on the 18th October.
1.-THE convention shall nominate Judge Cham
bers, Judge Eccleston will retire--ifthe conven-
ton shall nominate Judge Ecclesron, then Judge
Chambers will retire. Eff. CHAMBERS,
J. B. EccLEsToN.
ChestertoWn Sent 2oth 1891
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DE IT HEREBY UNDERSTOOD, that all
Haoods made up by J. L. WELLS orthe Elkton
Hall OF Fashion, are warranted TO fit, because
he is subject to fits. iOct1l
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FALL AND WRITER CLOTHINC.

A NEW AND COMPLETE assortment Of
n the latest and most fashionable style ofMEN's
AND BOYS CLOTHING, manufactured in the best
manner, may be had at the lowest Cash Prices
at
GEORGE CULIN'S
Clothing Establishment, Southeast Corner of
Second and Market Sis, PHILADELPHIA,
Embracing choice assortment ui
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS,
CLoAkS, SACK COATS,
BANGUP COATS,
BUSINESS COATS. sc.
Together with his usual extensive variety of
English, French and American cloths and VIM
ter Fabrics, suited TO the wants Of Men and
Boys, both for dress aud business garments.
Particular care has been taken to procure a
complete assortment Of goods adapted to the new
style
WINTER COATS,
PANTALOONS,
VESTS, &C.,
To which he would invite special attention. and
particularly to his new assortmen, of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Shirts Stocks, Handkerchief, &C.
Al Of which aIe offered at the lowest possible
cash prices, and as cheap as any other Clothing
Store in the Union.
lC;1'Parenls who desire Boys Clothing are
earnestly invited 10 examine the stock, as the
greatest carc las been taken TO provide the most
durable patterns add desirable styles, at the
most economical rates.
'..Small notes taken at par for goods.
Philadelphia, Oct. II '5l--tC
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, Md, OCT, II, 1851.

For Comptroller of the Treasury.
GEORGE C. MORGAN, ofst. Maty's.
For Lottery Commissioner.
THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS, of Dorchester
For Commissioner ofthe Land Office.
GEORGE G. BREWER, OF Annapolis.
For Judge ofthe Court of Appeals.
JOHN B. ECCLESTON, Of Kent.
For Commissioner Of Public Works.
JOHN R. FRANKLIN. Of Worcester.
For State Senate.
EDWIN WILMER.
For the House of Delegates.
JAMES s. MITCHELL,
GEORGE RICKETTS,,
CORNELIUS SMITH.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
JOSEPH w. VEAZEY.
FOf heglster OF wills.
JAMES Fl. JAMAR.
For Sheriff
JOHN JANNEY.
For Judges of Orphans Court.
BENJAMIN w. HARRIS,
Rev. JAMES MCINTYRE,
SAMUEL HAINES.
For County Surveyor.
JETHRO JOHNSON.
For County Commissioners.
JOHN J. PEARCE,
JAMES L. CRAIG.
WILLIAM T. MILLER,
Dr.. ROBERT c. CARTER,
JOHN YEAMANS,
JAMES BARNES,
JOHN S. CHRISTY.
Election-Wednesday the 9th day of November
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IGe nIagkets.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. 9.-Flour 1887.
"heal t5 TO 10 CTS; Corn, white 80 to 81, vel.
low So to 65 cts. Oats
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Notice..

TO the Members ofthel late Wing County Contention
With view to cause Cecil county TO be rep
resented in the Eastern Shore Convention,
named in the following agreement. the Members
of the Wing County Convention which met in
Elkton on the 9th Of August last, are respect
fully requested to meet together, in the Court
House on Saturday next, the lllh inst, a, II
O'Clock. A full and punctual attendance is de-
sirable.
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NOf:CGte sp0rrsnsen.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
II hunting on the premises of the subscribers
with Dog Or Gun. Any one SO offending will be
prosecuted.
JOHN Jackson, F.OwENs,
p. i. JACKSON, GEoRcE SIMcor.
Carpenters poiGt, Oct. II '5l-3w
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stock of Cabinet Ware,
AND GNOp-FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to dispose of his pres
i enI stock in trade in Cabinet ing, would
offer tof sale a very desirable situation to any
one who would lik" to start in the business.
For further information enquire o!the subscriber
GEO. T. MOORE.
Port DepOst. Oct II. 81 81
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cote in the county. Now, in our opin-
ion, he is not only beaten, but to quote
from The Democrat, "shorn Of his hon
ors."
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Partridges The shrill whistle ofpartllges,
or as they should be called, quails, comes up
from the gardens and trees all through;thc town;
alt isAutumn, and ncessant
Pipes the quail from shocks and sheaves,''
wrote Longfelow; but not from these alone
here and now, for their CHEEKY "Bob winter,
resounds these bright mornings from the marsh
es, even. Many of the landholders around have
warned the gunners against DESTROYING them.
Wonder ii they have learned the fact, and are
thus led 10 unusual notes oirejoicng.