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The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
BALTIMORE.
HOPKINS s. FAIRCHiLD,
(Succcssors to orem & Hopkins,)
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
No. 230 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Always on hand, large assortment of fine and
mcdlum CLOTHING, Wholesale and Retail
Iy@oNE rKIcE oELy.n [tcb Is, Isl ly
SPRING s. SUMMER CLOTHING.
COSTUME HALL.
Hnr PrGtt 81 md Eentre .Market Space,

l.
BAL N O RE.
YJIHE largest and best stock of READY MADE
/ CLOTHING ever offered in Baltimore. Dress,
Frock and Sack CoArs, all colors, qualities and
sizes. from 3 80 to $3.50 and upwards. PANTA-
looms at to SO 80, and upwards, embracing all
styles of fancy, plain and plaid cAsslMEEEs
VESTS Of every variety al corresponding prices.
Also large assortment BOYS CLOTHING.
Importing our own cloths direct from Europe,
and manufacturing on the most extensive scale,
enables us to offer inducements to purckaserS,not
TO be surpassed by any clothing establishment IN
the United States. The proprlctors are deter
mined 10 make the Wholesale Rooms the point
of great attraction, and have now made up moro
than $4,000 Garments, from the finest quality to
the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always be
found the choicest selections Of CLOTHS, CAssI-
MEREs and vEsTINGs, which will he made up at
shortest notice, and in the latest STYLE tit al
Ways Guaranteed.
C-5-The one price system strictly adhered TO-,
Remember the name and place, corner Pratt
St. and Centre Market Space.
apr Il 81 ~ Ii. H. COLE co.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

DTNothing can constitute goodbrsed
ing that has not good nature for its foun-
dation.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

FFu11 TREES BY TIE RoADslpE.-The
practice ofsettiny out fruit trees by the
roadside cannot be too highly recon-
mended. In many parts of Europe this
practice is general, and the fatigued
traveller acknowledges the wsll-timed
hospitality thus Afforded him. The ex-
cuse is often made that the fruit will be
stolen; but if the practice were general,
the amount Of fruit taken by way.arers
would only be what common lospitali-
ty would freely grant; and in Germany
every third tree, by custom, may be
tabJoed, Gfthe owner otthe adjoining
farm tie piece Of rag so one OF the low
er limbs of the tree and no traveller
will touch it. Travellers inform US
that no reward will tempt German
stage-driver to regale his passengers
with fruit from marked tree--two out
of three being left TO their use, if desi-
red, renders the selected tree free from
the chance OF being used.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
WILMER & DAVIS,

PURT DEPUSIT,
wu-OI'LD inform their customers and the
W public in general. that they are NOW re
cciving their supplies of GuANO for the spring
sales. Having purchased portion OF the ship
.sBrooklyn's" cargo of Peruvian and Patagonia
Guano from New York. We feel satisfied that
we can offer greater bargains than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Also. in store. kcltlcwcll & Davilson's FER
TELLING SALTS, FISH, FLOUR, SALT,
NAILS, sc.
Lumber.
A general assortment usually on hands.
EDWIN WILMER,
may II If JAS. y. DAVIS.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

When the Tariff of 1916 was enacted
the democrats promised the farmers good
prices for their grain. These good pri-
ces have not come, md grai@ IS io~er
NJ this momentthan il haS bceA for years
before! The democrats still ask farmers
to support their men and thcirmea'ures.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
PHILADELPHIA

REMOVAL.
HOWELL q BROTERS,
Mantacturers and Importers Of
Paper lsansings,
Have removed their Ware-rooms to their
new buildings
No. 142 Chesnu Street, Philadelphia,
(sbuyc sixth, opposite the Theatre,)
Where they are prepared TO exhibit the most ex-
tensive stock of Paper Hangings in the United
States, including every variety, from the lowest
priced articles, to the finest Gold and Velvet
Decorations, all of which they will sell at low
rates. [July 5 3m
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors o
" George w. Taylor, that personal discharge
hath been arante:! to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
if any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor Test.
X. c. H0LLYDAY, Clerk
July II 3m ofCccil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
w DOE,. w O0I.

WOOL. WOOL.
THE subscriber would inform his Old trends
| and customers in the vicinity OF Elkton, That
he still continues the manufacture OF wool into
Cloth, Kcrscy, Cashmere, satinett, Blankets,
Yarn. &c. Wool left at VIM. Toibert's store,
with careful directions, will be promptly attend
ed to and returned in a reasonable time in goods,
warranted well done. aud at reasonable prices.
THOMAS WORRELL.
Hermslead, June 7, 81 i'm
THE RINGGOLD HOUSE.
E-1ISHER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
to the citizens Of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in 'Whann's Row" Elk-
ton, Immediately opposite Gebhart's, formerly
Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the same
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, :,
for the accommodation of the public ccnera'iy'
Meals will be served up at all hours, ami ms VS.
tiers supplied with all the dellcaclcs ol 'ne sea
son. His bar will be furnished with 'he cholcest
liquors. in short. nothing will be omitted 10 MN
ster to the qualification of those who may iaVor
him with a call.
May 4th, lS50-tf -....----.------.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
" John ". Shippers, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the hist day OF
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in hls case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
if any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test
r. C. .HOLLYDAY, Clerk
July 70 3m Of Cecil County Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ Mahlon Baton, that a personal discharge
hath been gtanted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day Of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final bearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
if any they have, why a final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
II. c. HOLLYDAY, Clerk
July u %m Of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

nj~Let no man be too proud to work.
Let no man be ashamed Of a hard fist
or a sunburnt countenance. Let him
be ashamed only of Ignorance and sloth.
Let no man be ashamed of poverty.
Let him only be ashamed of dishonesty
and idleness.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors OF
" Thomas Poe, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the twen-
tieth day of October being the first day Of our
county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been SET apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
if any they have, why fna! discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
R. H)LLYD AZ, ls rk
July II 3m Of eCI county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

The suggestion, in the Presidents
Proclamation Of last April, that 'the
young and inconsiderate were especially
in danger OF being seduced into the
schemes Of the Cuban conspirators,"
turned out to be literally true. Of the
hundred and sixteen victims sent pris-
oners to Spain, fifty-one are ascertaned
to be of the age of % years and under,
down to the age Of Is; and of the whole
number only eighteen are above the age
of 80 years.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

PEACH TREES AND WoEMs.--Mr. Ed
'Toa.-lhe inquiry of w. H. in the
Plowman of this date, as to the worms
that prey upon the peach tree, brings to
my recollection the remarks of an intel
llgent cultivator made to me a few davs
since, when viewing his plantation, of
several hundred peach trees, now in the
fourth year from the bud, thrifty and
vigorous, fully laden with fruit Of the
best varieties. Ie said that early in
the season, be was careful to stir and
losen the soil all about hrs trees, as far
as the limbs extended. He then, rest
ing upon his knees, with his hands,
cleared away all the dirt, leaves, &C.,
collected about the stock of the tree
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
~ Joshua ?. Gross, that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day ofOctobcr being the first day of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
if any they have, why ii final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
II. c. HOLL YDIf. Clerk
july ) Snl Of Cecil Coun!y Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

The AGRICULTURAL FAlR.--We are
authorised to state that the Baltimore
and Susquehanna Railroad Company
have notified the Maryland State Agri-
cultural Society, that round trip tickets,
at half usual rates, will be issued for the
approaching Fair and Cattle Show of
the Maryland Agricultural Society,
from the 18th to the 25th October, in
elusive, at all the depots on the road;
all stock and machinery for the show
will be brought free of charge. The
President Of the Company K. M. Ma
graw, Esq, promises to nse his inAu-
ence to induce other lines in connection
with this road to adopt the same liberal
action.
The Baltimore and Sus1uehanna
Steamboat Company, between Balti-
more, Havre de Grace and Port Deposit,
have notified the Society Of their inten-
ton to adopt similar liberal policy.
Everything in connection with the Fair
promises most favorable result.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ Franklin A. Taylor, that personal discharge
hath been granted TO said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day OF
oar county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been So, apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shcw cause,
if any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
Il. C.. HOLLTD.4F, Cierk
July 3m Of Cecil county Court.
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Thursday svensg April Mr. JOHN MOORE. aged 20 ysars.
HIS funsTe w place Sunday Afternoon al ocock from
his late Iesdepee 90 Data SAY East Fneteenthst His sods and
oss Of the family respectfully invited attend without arf sF
on WEDNESDAY April g. Deacon GLASGOW WALKER Of z on
Bpn Church. Who for than years filed that once with
Christian 6de and whose death much regretted both BY the
Church and his friends.
Ga Wednesday Aps MARY, widow of ihs late William p Sal
ter, aged 6 years.
funeral FRIDAY O'clock Pm RON her he ssasns
No Bethurest
On THURSDAY ApriS WILLIAM LANGDON con Of william B.
On THURSDAY April cATaaRlN ALICE vile Of Johnston
sinner. sgsd 80 years srd nonihs
friends the family also the msmbers OF Cohos
Lodge No 1877 Of ard the Order general rsspsctfu
,loAh Her vii be tslsn TO New fork Bay Csm
stery for insrmenL
~ feuaIk papers please copy
On Thur.dsy morning, Aprl 81 GEORGE WARREF BARKER
J. W and LOUISE Barse sgsd mouths and is daye
The Fnday, O'Clock from
tend without further invitation.
On wsdBssdSy April IRA BRowS, in the 6sth Of his
sIsiivss friends Of Amy respectfully invited
attend funeral No. II Bndgs st. this afternoon
At ocoek, Pm, without further inv tst'on -
On "Wednesday April Mr. GEORGE w. M0Rss, aged 50
ne relatives OF the family and those Of bis erosfs,
John and william, ssd his erothsrs sw Joseph ben
Thomas and Augustus r. Woodruff respectfully
ov.d 20 attend Friday Afternoon tbs eth inst Al 81
eccck So Tvalth 81 without urther invitation az 81
moruHg Aprl MARY dAughssr Of TIE afs caso
Brovn OF Peetskin aged ~ years -. L., -, ..,...
Her respectfully invited 70 aitsna her sn- whoat
a,or on III cay Afternoon The h INST al ocok,
from law John j. hernn No. 70 Conn
kSa st Broohlyn.
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Arrived

USUAL steamship Baltic comstOck, Liverpool March 3D.
mdss and pass to X Collins Co.
Ship Clifton Ingsrso New Orsns, IL d. mdse to Stanton
Bs Telegraph (o Rockan Crockett, Csnuegos 10 d. sugar
O
Exact Stevens Savannah ds cotton to stugsss Clear
& Co.
BarL Helcon Adams Csnfuegos 90 de, sugar to master
Charleston. de- cotton AMI 70 master
Brig Isabella Reed Ashby, Key West d. COTTON and molAses
70 Ashbv & FISH
Walton CLARK, MAtanz,s, 10 de, sugar and mOassss to
Brig Mouon Oi Boston, DOnus, Trinidad, Cuba, March
10, molasses 10 J w Elwen
Brig TyPss LArsn New Haven. d. in ballast to Nsvius
q Son
Big Maria Frauhrt Treat Manzi ID ds, aud
molassss to
Sch Roger Pare lighter Clark FIN Qusgus with part Of
cargo Of Br ship Inanta lately ashore that place.
Sch RsbsLah FuTw Beaufort NC d. naval stores to Rudds
Batsman.
Sch Ira Brewster Horton Wilmington NC d. naval stores and
cotton to n L McCready q Co
Sch Michigan Wyatt Baltimore. de, coal.
Sch William Lopez, Corson, Mve, NJ, brmstone bouna TO
Philadelphia
Sch Edwin tof EewbuDpo smith, Charleston ds cotton, &c
70 Schmidt and Balcbsn.
Sch Alice Seaman, Baltimore, Dc, mdss to Mailer Lord
BELOW ship Prscs Albert Meyer fin London mdss
and pass Gnne Mnturn Co. Also, bark and two brgs
kLouu.
sAILED-sbps Rsduga Cook, Sacramento City; Game Cock
Hollis San Francisco; monszuma De Coucsy Lvsrsool Wn
Tell Willard Bavrs usOka Edrdgs, New Orleans; WIN Tryp,
Boes bark Cahassl Lohn hatanzas; bgs Hayt Cuts
Port su Prince Macon Watkins Savannah; aDd athsrs.
WIHD-At sunset w, and fresh.
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6ios. seh cas. from soroR for Portland .h. "a, ,.h :
The H.egs Fslre ss,efesy bat scsa ss,
4sid trf Jsr. H~es .shs sarah Jans Nara Oos
ooso hss "a isssa Ot-sss luTocs. Esa Tao Iaad ~
K, ~ Joha s-AsJi brss Richard .x,,,Ou .ss
Chr. sl.l. ses' Harvest sop 3, nstisa: sad Cadet
HAkfFOhD, April i-stssp sch- Oscsols. Mills. Ton; Jo
ssghs. h0Hsb Phsa.pas. April 9-sh saa las WT1.r.
Yhss.pha 80 -ehs EAh, crows. Bostoa Williams, Rr.y.
ISDiAsOL,. March 81 Ia port brig EE1absth was iOr New
LEWIS AL sIIAH.-Tb- sbOousr Goaa,.., Ess S.- rsa
pat hs soeeas, q bad wlsds Sac an
To- ssi sas Tor Bsts DO o. u. ssth Msrci 4 ~
% a. n ~ ed With Sdsn shp from Hayas
buae P-tspbsfrh sd ats spots ship Harws Han
s,..,trSEb T. The oas CEharse for Havsss Asa ReSsr.
81 Nahso DO 40 brig Ere for Do gong oui
EFw ssngOKD APnll-ch sch Ab.oaa Dodge, I,eOro' Ne
StwBUkPPoRr, .pri l-saloa sch loass Last POrsissa
rFW HAYES Apr Am sch Jams. Engsh Nsals PAihasl-
PHI. Emm' Josas -, Portland; G'au. Rssssl, Portland
sew Lnsoos Apr, ISL .ee, wd p. Rogers s,h-
sOkFOLK March 5Au schs JOAN sharrs Lyneh roy Daa.
s.w oi-sas sch Chs: a.Does D. ss.,sa
Us aEkD hsrsh 81 In vos ers Sea ssns Hartman ot
New fors May Emyi Fr.ueh weOw waaG.a sparrow.
TO- Boston; Chaestu Nugget Prospect for Boston Jsen snov
Se.ioS apn i@aT .eh serpsoi Ar.y from B.,oa.
LApEiPsIA .Rnl sI.m sch sss.sy, ssl s''01 Hal
rL.sD Aprd l-ch brig POsOs s.tss,. ssisnrsi seA Ps
"yRSyGpsScE April i-ar .oop. BaelsOus App.by. s.~
YorI Poltsr FoWer c ship sss Lsossrd, rhonpsou he
yaps Triton ns'ymsn Apaas col. .ces ysn;n,s ts.l
Rob.4 Psovt ce.own wm Turner Bsse Portsmouth, RI "a
bad @ Tor Boon; ads Loved Albany EHensrg Sawyer, IA
Ts e s.u Of Boston ha been up load os Beaufort
NC sh Star NrLefsoo val osd lSr ss,aa W., Ro..
Yohi Fsyus T.yLr Boston SD sch Ssps, fsnn' Ss-ferf
sssM M.res 81 Ar sch. Bsstpu LOelhn, Ph.dpA Fos
pa Ncksr,on ss~ fo CD sch lhos fsnns sssfs1a rhas
Isnte Ssl.rson N.wTO. CD 'eh Martha hafs s.ia ss~
WARES Apul-Ar bark v.' Percy, Ma'sns,r brig Frsn
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Bedford April ship Draper, LAYTON, lndsn Ocean
St Helena FEB 49, and $50 VIII oil Spike DEC 30
lat IS IS S. Ion a. T. rtGosno Tabs NBedtor 0s
bpback Apr of honsuk ship Goeonda from Paee OF
and for NBedord 49,
ca al DO April l. bark Lexidgton TIton, Atlantic
Holiness Hols April shiD Narrag snse Rogers fscne
Ocean sydney Nov % do VII oil OF and tor
Stafford Mr. Crossman scensJ OF BARK solo
of f the sarragsne The
satus Sydney August t She hal
COO bbs OIL ~. ,
he gals OF
and
board srsnsd the ship badly
While OF the Of Chill 50 mlss from laEt II
serted the night time taking With them boats and all their
cts gethef With number Of boat kave hachs month
provisions Before mailing preparations sys the cton stssrs
and oTeoaie fastened
below giving Of thsr proceeding The Champion
has at Tashuana sid for the North Pacific
Nov lat 80 Ion 70 W. hp Niger Gay New Bedford 100 'p,
800 VIII
Cleared at Bedford April bark Lexington, TOn, Atlantic
Ocean.
Ship Two Brothers. at NBedod has freight IOo gals sp oil I'm
ship Henry Of Nantucket
Sailed from St Thomas. 10th u bark Gov Carver, Hosms of
Westport, acruise-
letter from Capt Clement OF ship Lewis Ct NBsord reports
her Of French Rock April 10. with l4O bbs oil
Ship POcahon OF Holiness Hole which Rio Jsn4iro
Dec si repairs had her bows stove by whale shs
red and sailed sgain Jan
Heard from, date DunbaOn Davis New Bedford
$40 50.
from March 81 Of Three Kings Endssvor Hamn New
Bedford VII leaving Sydney FEB whsn hs had 200
sp, $50 wh.)
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HARBoR AND RIVER CONVENTION The west
ern people are greatly disappointed at the failure
of the Harbor and River bill in the Senate, Afser
il had passed the House. Many OF the papers
are proposing to have & Convention some time
during the Summer, similar to the one held AZ
Chicago some years since. The Chicago Demo
crat, John Wentworth's paper says: st is pro-
posed 10 hold a meeting of the masses, without
distinction of party, who for Hsrbor and River
improvements, at Detroit, Michigan, on the 4th
Of July next. 1t is for the Detroit people, Tno
are so vitality interested 10 Harbor and River In
provemeEts to move off in this matter, Il they
wish the Convention" Detroit would be the
best place on several ACCOUNTS 1t is the resi-.
dence of Gen. Cass, and az circumstances
would very likely prevent his going to Chicago,
bis presence at the proposed Convention can only
be secured by holding it in bis own city. 1t
would be well for the citizens OF thai place %
move in the matter st once, as 1t is suggested
that Gen. Cass may have an engagement to deliver
an address at some distant place, unless an early
promise to be present is secured from him.
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To nIarfRers.

Report Of the Superintendent IF 4e U"ted Sts Coan sHgvsy
10 ne Secretary Of eassp the tdstsds and 1'"y''
ef POINT Conception, CALIFORNIA -. ~ a, ~,
T latitude of survey stapa at Point Conception
Cslr. has been dsts,uued from obssratos BY A.sst,n
eorse Davidson % So 81, north ado the nnssae ego
o. or tine hours minute and g seconds west Of Green
~cb obssrvstory Yours. very rssg sctfvly
superintsudstt u Coast Survey.
Hon w L Hopes Acting ssc'ry OF the Treasury
The New Bedford MsaTy that Mr. DSgget bfanch r
mistaken asserting that due notice vas not yea ~nsn IN
Light President resumed her station Feb last ms
Commsrca newspaper; -, =, ,es,
The Floating Light boat President having eeea repsed as 70
,umed her station Sow Pigs Tbs toovns are tue os
ings from her station
CuttsrhunL Light NE by Il, distant nlse
Sow and Pigs Ledge NE BY II z. Ia miles,
Cav Head Light So by q Z, 10 mics
0 N WIN T. RUSSELL supt Of Lights
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FOREIGN Ports.

At RIO GraEds Feb Mary Esn Sherman for NswYork
ready brs Ab0 sford, sunson for Baltimore @ Coo Adder
fm Rshmond,
Al Para, 7h ult Witch, Salem
SID 7th nit. brig El1abeth FELTON,. Lord. Salem.
Parmarsbo 10Th ut brgs Niger Bates for New York days.
GramPus tor Boston, do.
Arr Barbados, 9Th n brig W Watson Thompson, New.
Haven
CD at Nassau Mp l3h ut sch ,hn Wesley hKnnsy NYo-
SID 2let, sch Theresa Jane Gardner, Savannah.
At Msyaguez PR 18th u baks swan Holmes uuc; Carolte
Grad for New York brgs Atlantic Dus and Nawo0
IL Florence Bunns Patrick Henry Ipgsrso
Passport hg Arctus KaOn for NeWbu port g ndpendsnce
(Bf) Chalmers, for New York, 3 days
At Ponce PR 10th u sch Atlantic Burgess for Fewburypo
neIt day, Only Am vessel
iNsuvss 18th u Sol Eaton, Sparks for New York. Is d.
only Am vessel
Trinidad brig, Julia Mouhon Dounen Tor Boston
days. Jamse Crosby Psndton do schrs
Young New York d. Hart Oger, do d., and ottssH
days. Lysanser Snow for Boston Spear Robbs
for do ds; kevse Sleeper HJlef MOng0m
susan Boyee. for Baltimore Sid Gano
for Phladsphlaj beg Marcel New York.
At Sagua Grande 2st u barn KanswhA Hopkins NY0k
days Knsa rolnan for do dg Johnson staples dig;
brgs John Dow Oliver and hehzzo Nichols. FORK g;
AnnAncas do do Capt Johp Bfansomb Ellen 10
2ds sehs Panth'a DO do Enens dol 0oo do do; Kstch
Commsfce, for Baltimore de.
At Bahia Houds Havana ut brig Gsz.s Brazier
expected TO comPete her days; destination supposed
Portland.
AT Cardsnas 93d uh bark Odd Fellow Gresn unc Diligence
Woodbury. do Hsca Soupsr for New Yok brgs Timothy
Crosby Atwood for do Ssth Rae Curtis H.dee
southsck Newton dol Dsnera Porter and Curtis SO
Porter Provdencs Delaware Brevoor unc
Yncsnnes Dcksy do Torcso Atwood, for NOr.sn Going
sd brig Majestic from Sierra mofena t. clear for States
correctly reported BY Telegraph edst rhomas Sid sch kaua
Al sGsOrsss (B.rmuds u .ch Favorts Hsgs for New
York 4 De.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REroErED rOH TIE TEiEun's'

~ TauasDIr, April
ksHKsrr. rart. saasr for Pots With sales Of 80 bb' F'r
a" cSS T'f.S H.. declined &c The sales reach 800 bales at 'S
dse. and 1Si .s ~ Parade. ss ear Stats Fur
,,,. and occasional ssl.s are making Of rther eeHsa ne
ws.tsra wh Gar demand N pay IO' ~ more doing
n, ~ srt.s Provinces Esvorlears sun vsr i0,sl -.
az pres ,., a.. S Ss: ssS Of Do
ns.i'e sum up $50 bbs lsa y 20 y. rs f,r l.
and IsSaus ana saSs put. sness. soetssrS rh'r ss
straight brspss egt sIsa e,aSs s.st ss,ds
i,ttsr prcs for BahmeI. and esors,s~p- Is %,
SV esnsyTbsrs more inquiry wh.ai for ug ~, at press
h.ow The Of aoldsrs Canadian lar dsHaah JOY Ps'
ans ~sbss Of ,ae ef bushels mIsd At &C. N eosd dye
q9s ssoe. Zoe 10y Of e, o,sS s5 ne 81 common two
Joued sold 2O bushsls Jar ur roved az 80
r. ~ ssti' cs ss1a' sso5 and Jersey At sa
and ors rely Isas Of 800 bushels 2s,se
ed closing at thu inside prices Tor Nor'h'fh Ani jersey
il ,,sn better Tbs demand for trad.
bowsyer odssts There sill soms speculative inquHy wth
,al.s 100 bbs at 10 57 40 % sor 9G rn%s 10 3 ~
Bs.f without change sass retail lots at ss 50 Tor MESS
ara $50 s' Ps si M sA an. a asS Sales q 7O s
IBID. plain Han: ,sh anG S3HS 100 81 3d. 1S asa sac from
wharf P'n,y and good t Prgs S.r.' Ts 1
Ts:'s demand HsG for s IS bid.
sold al ga 9lke The fret arrivals OF new crop have AAea -
ykc 80 c,ses Forda sold Sof13o Seed eaf @ held ~
p.cutors ABOVE the market Eonss !, a'"To s1 ,
.fp 6 hnd IL bales cuba $50 do Havana 800 DO ST. %
nnso and 200 DO Aubosns There ossr supply OF the com
mon descriptions Manufactured and prices are ath in'
WOoIIl arm There evident shading in prices hsfs
ana Boston Os large holder Of wool atsg las pressed h
an hs and has selling partly to 70 70 bosos aoou'
two cents below Other holders are nfmsr
however more sellers than buysr both Of pnsd ana
asec, ueols Foreign STOCK bat wanted cargo OF
m arrived from England and IS gong 70 boston,
| beng sold 10 arrive, at 74n94hc -. -, -. s..ro,
doS Ip,e.d ~sr 30 90 goas have bssa 500 ~
7se decline y gallon THIS slower than can be io
down tens. . a., -. 1888. farm,
C0ITWe notice sale of cargo OF etou at - y ehAtron
IRoN-scoon Pig dull ss95l 80, months, with sman
sales -. = p.;.o, .,d J.,..v
would b Ne tbs absence OF sales Drudge SOLD 10 sa '
K 10 and intsrest.