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FOREIGN Ports.

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Gopartnersbip.
L,NAMELED FURNITURE WARE.

IL HOI SE.-DIsSOLi TON u PARTNERSHIP tns
REMOYAL.-G. MATHEWS, the practical Artist 10 ne
late finn Of MATHEWS 4 GlLLIES," EnaneIed ~.
nitcre hanutscturen respectfully notifies his old p1ns
tween himsef and X Gilies dissolved the = Ay
Of October 1852 and that be has removed TO No 81 Bf
having formed 3 new Copatnershp with GEOhdE ..
STACY, Upholsterer, and Wholesale Feather and Ms.
Dealer and Naru'acturer for the purpose Of eoonn1sa
ENAAELED FIRNITU re BUSINESS. In soaS gS.
ionswith CABINET n RNtTU RE and UPHOLsTLki
General, at Wholesale and Retail. ...
MATHEWS 4 STACY. respectfully inform thsf tencc'
and the public ally that they Intend to msistSs y
Ha!hewSs well knosn reputation for superiority o. sos
ansp elegance Of desfn and beauty OF finish, ase -
fpsciay call attention 10 the styles they ere nov
fucins In Ensmeled Furniture they design 70 kse -
largest nof varied and best assortment 10 the nited
al Of their own manufacture which they Will wsnsn ~'
ssilher Be iurt assed for price Or quality
New.York. October 4, 1859
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Hpokcn. kn.

Jrs lat Y. bahs Leila D LAY. ron Boston 10, s,,,
Clsrss,ou ''''- VI
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hight PER CENT. RAILROAD
Ia BOnDs-1l5 600 Of Bonds Of an E.,,eru Road. 10.
tssssf psyshss - Nsv. yesh, bf sa.s b.
BRONSON, hNASP CO., M Ire DrpsSwsy.
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NEW York; NEW HAVEN RAIL

1 Y ROAD BONDS.-The subscribers offer for sale Two
Hundred Thoufsnd Dollars OF the Bonds Of the Nev York
ard New Haven Railroad Company, due lH December
1885, for One Thousand Dollars each Interest per cent
per amt n, pay able Ia: June and lst December.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the subscribers at
No. Is William St, until tbs 18th Of October next A.
oelcck Interest will te added to the Bonds from l yuns
last until delivered
KETCIIuM ROGERS & BEMENY
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|Sy telegraph,

NEW ORLEANS, oct, Arr. France, and Nashua ros
Philadelphia.
BOsTON Oct, Arr Ship L,rerk. C-on''al az Aus Ia
Os antsr L. 'rgoc -et ~ hrGs lre fh &depai Clement,
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Acrses. G@riaseS, 0f.

HORSES, &c.-Two single Horsss:
hnd. so.nd and sosd ssvsssm ~ 80; ~ SI1 ~:
able Cow. tor Susry Ws0sa and Ham, Agiee9n
foo,s bsS httIs 81 Hay ed Gran. az NV"
ph sspautA A4tseA YWtCeea ID ~"
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MARRIED.

q. Saturday, g. by Rev. John Brovn.D ,of N-Nbars.
LOrls NJ, Coz 10 FRANCES ANNA, daughter Of saa ryef
Ess., al Of ibs CITY - .
Isbsslon, Sep - by Rev. d. Fothisham Dc JOSEPH H.
FOSTER VI lorl NARY daughter o. L. L. Froii 49,
A.. as t.r Yfaea
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dividend NOTICE.-THE SEMI

city day OF October next So the FOLLOWING canned
securities will be paid and SITTER that date the Office Of
the underlined on presentation Of the proper coupors VIZ
THE PONDS Of tie CITY of COLUMBUS (Ohiol
Issued to the Columbus and Xena RAILROAD Company
cents ~
THE BONDS OF the CITY Of CLEVELAND (Ohio)
Issued to the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company, q cents
THE BONDS Of the COUNTY OF MARION, tOh,o)
laaed TO tie Belle tontsae and Indiana Railroad Company
= eena ~
TIE BONDS Of the COUNTY OF gHEL8Y (Ohio)
bsued 70 the Beeiontane and Indiana Railroad Company
y cents
TIE OHIO ard PENNSYLVANIA RAILOAD CON.
PANY INCOME BONDS, " cent?
WINSLOW, LANlER K CO, No. 81 Wallst-
New. York Sept. n, 1879.
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THE TIOGA RAILROAD.-Ths re-.

laying the tack with heavy rs sad the eroaS IN,
gusse completed ou1 Blossbnrs6 70 the New Ysrh st
In a. also the road from the STATE ae T. Corn N xhis
lsttsr IL ea cd the T0sa road making the mad m c.
nirr 10 Blossbulh 30 miles The and eas.ns AZ. 81
Ty;pf daily and u IL expected 10 eomrsnce runn,ns M.
ro,a regularly next week csetol estimate Of tie b.
pe,s shows that there 10 the lire awaiting tie sps,
ips of the road twenty millions feat of anbsr and ses
n the ola NINE \ new Company has also coansacss
wofSrs new large sod very Iieh vein Of elk feet ana az
laying bsuch TO their orsfry IRE Items ei Coal aaz
her stone sadie nom the iscelis kas0ess OF
rch valley must axe this road the most important brsnch
10 the Erie srd highly rem"pera'e 70 rs stos aud Bead
brleer, IL Is D. ivved that tie earnings VIII b leas
$500 dsy som the Itat, half u which, for ne,
fps, would ave 10 rer cent the ene cost Of lie ROAD
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g.csEp WAsp VINO NonIsArr,'- y =
A. sgsies of this vsrd have popsiasted the gins
:. Alderman, Frsacs B. sDinois; Casts ~ ~

SECOND WAsD VINO NonisATz, y -
"a. nsie. of shis WsYd have popriasted the gIss
=; Aiernsp, Frsacis 3. spinos Casts NC" u
a Bssdlsy AssessoY, Andres hJksyi Inst ,s.s~,s
lneei,cn first District Dsbeyose Koiysr an .7S1p
Abrams: Inspectors Of Election, second DsIh'' "0'
w. Prince and Samuel y. Coesweh
Trr.r. FROM A STA6E.-A man Damed
Pstseh Wcs3o,en accidentally Ell ff'ra tse op 2. 80
4 Fulsca p7 on Friday evening &c saf's seo 81.
:. -, +, s.nseonepce He tz<sE 70 the firs nssSt
eeres Heus, b, 1fse Csyis ana tnsaes sonVsssa "
l4s---s.@ .+
ACCIDENT A woman named Margaret
simpson Knocked down Fultouit Friday sveains,
Ry horse y.nd vsson. and badly injured She was
sSnYeys6 TO drUg in the vicinity and properly a.
Nsesd TO-
PICKED Up IN THE STREET.-Oihcer
PHILIPPE Of toe Second wsrd Police, pcsei man lying
u Water e. 81 0ying state eno conveyed n 10 me ets
non house where BE expired shortly sfterWad us name
D0t tscertsned.
FELL INTO A WELL.-On Saturday eve
siss last mall boy aged abou: Jeas ecc dsntsy
Ill into cstern recently sxcavated the reeIfo' ne
SsloiDs IN Heksst. Stste where be rens nec nnt
Yesterday morning. when he was discovered by Omcsr
2sIapshln Ist Police, who, with others sueceeoed ~
Asislips bin out with rope. He con,3eFaby bru>d
reside IN the vsn IT, yany searched for him nearly the
vkoe bsht: and msy Supposed were oFeoy9o "nen
10 yss hfogsbt home IN the monlns eompsrafeD uan'
wyed The well is about hheen feet In depth.
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vviTvHs .Isasio.-----f Et bAr
su-Bss,.. Oh ssts.-...... 81 heoB-Eif5.. 81 ia
sAr
sirsy Boof J7n Gov. sans-.s i'm H'h eas.'s'- IN
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Passengers arrived

h. fi, bsr, Tp-uoa f.1l Csrk-sss Bows. NJ " 20
~ M.tsM kely. NJ Fo.1ry, W CARLY
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accIpExr A woman named Margaret

ssupson Knocked down Fultoust Friday evenns
sy horse md vsson and badly injured She was
sSnyeys6 TO drUg store in the vicinity and properly a.
pRKfsd 10
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CESrs,L R.LsoApCe
UyHE FIFTH ms rALMENT Of FIVE
PER CENY on -FOUR MILLION DOLLARS ofths
CONSTRUCTION BONDS win become Dl ~ aud pAYk
BILE st the OFFICE Of the COMPANY, No. % Waila,
on Friday, October Is ~ AZ
MORRI KETCHUM, Treasurer
New-York, Sept. IS, 1852
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SECOND uCNRn

i1S '. = Ra,sa Rkiia lsSs.s a. o'1i.,'o
~ hsssee RIVER K H.. a. 10 .s... ..
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INDIcTMENT.-lt is said that S. X. Hog
Sei OF WlsmSburgh, has been indicted by the Grand
Jy u Kings County three separate chsrsss Of passing
counterfeit oney. HI ha even bail in the q s. 900
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28
QGe nlarksts.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Feb. 19.-There
were sales this morning of 1000 bbls.
Howard st. brands, before the steamers
news was made public, at $4,31, and
500 bbls. afterwards at 1925. Sales
also of 5000 bbls. City Mills, before
the nhws, at S4,3l,; and 1000 bbls.
do. Afterwards at $4,15. The market
became unsettled and closed rather dull.
Rye -four 1915. Corn meal So 3,06t.
GRAIN AND SEEps.-The Grain mar
ket is dull, and prices tending in favor
OF buyers. We note sales of red wheat
at so a "a cents; white 81 cents $1,O1 .
Rye 70 cents. Com is quiet--sales at
SO "a cents for white; yellow IS 81
cents. Oats "a 81 cents. Sales Of
Cloverseed at 1915 per bushel.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 19.--Flour $4,75
Wheat SO cts; Corn 60 cts; Oats 33 cts
Cloyprsred @~o.s
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WAsHINGToN, February 90.

RUFUS CHoATE, it is said never made
speech of any kind without first hav-
ing written it out and committed it to
his memory. His legal arguments are
subjected to the same laborious prepara-
ton. The same thing is said to be true
of Edward Everett All his orations
bear marks of the most careful finish,
especially IN language and the forma-
ton of their sentences. Both these gen.
tlemen are gifted with an extraordinary
power of memory. Iii said that Mr..
Everett will read over long address
twice, and then repeat it nearly rerbat-
i'm Mr.. Calhoun prepared all his
speeches with wonderful degree of la
Dor, and seldom said anything in the
Senate Chamber, which he had not first
carefully considered and shaped in his
study. Mr.. Webster generally speaks
from full notes, in which the skeleton OF
the speech is carefully developed and
all statistical statements, quotations, &C.,
distinctly set down. He relies upon
the moment for language, but generally
it is written out at full length.
N. Y. Mirror.
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SOUTHERN RAcEs.-In these 'diggins'
racing is pretty much ''run down at the
heel" In the South, however, they APP
pear to "push along, keep moving"
At Charleston, S. c., unparalleled time
has been lately made in four mile con
test, between Jeff Davis, Inspector and
Monte. The first heat was run in 7
minutes and 40 seconds, won by Monte.
The second heat was won by Jeff Davis
in 7 minutes and Al seconds, after DIES,
perate contest with Monte. The last
heat was also won by him, Monte hav-
ing taken the sulks, IN 8 minutes and 81
seconds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28

THE Postmaster IN A DILEMMA
Under this head it is announced in the
Kent News, that the Postmaster of Ches-
tertown has received two letters, one
directed to the "best looking lady in
Chestertown," and the other ''to the
ugliest lady in Chestertown.' The no.
tics says:
GAS the Postmaster is unable to de.
termine who is entitled to the above, he
requests all the ladies TO assemble in
their best bib and tucker on next Mon.
day evening, at his office, so that he
may deliver up the letter, according tc
direction"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28
Important News to the Public.
Great Saving of Money.
New Dry Goods Il Grocery Store.

w NJ. M. kENNARD & CO., would call the
w attention oithe citizens of Elkton and sur
rounding country, TO the new and beautiful as
assortment ofDRy Goons and Trimmings, which
they are selling rery io,r for cash. As the goods
new and have been recently purchased at
low rates, the public may expect some great
bargains. Those wishing such articles of mer-
chandise, will find il greatly 10 their advantage
TO give an early call at their new Store, situated
in the Eastern end Of Elkton, Md, in the house
formerly occupied by j. S. kennard.
.NUSLI.NS.
100 yls brown muslin, yd. wide, at 5 E! and Sc.
1900 :. bleached do do at and &c.
500 $ Tickinss, sc. and upward.
800 &c Manchester Ginghams 10 to l2a cts.
DRESS GOODS.-Such as Alpacns, Dclaines,
Mernocs, Cashmeres, Coburg cloths, Prints, &c
Shawls from 81 cts to SO and $40; Trimmings,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
GROCERlES.-Steam mill white sugar, at
8 cts per h; brown, 81 and cts; hest Rio coffee
very low; Young Hyson tea at IS cts per ID; soap
at cts; candies 10 cts; and every other kinds at
correspoadineiy low prices. Also fine assor,-
ment ofQueenswnrc and Hardware.
All kinds of Furniture at city prices.
p. S. AUCTION every "Wednesday and Sat-
urday evening, at I o'clock. Dry Goods, hard.
ware, looking glasses, &c, will bs sold. feb %
WINTER D'LAINES going Of very cheapa,
w Feb WIN. I 'BERT'S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28

The INDIANS IN FLoRlDA.-The Jack
sonville News of the 14th inst, SAYS
that it learns from reliable source that
Capt. Jernlgan has received authority
from Gov. Brown to raise company of
fifty mounted volunteers, for the pro-
lection of the settlements about Fort
Catlin, and an order from Capt. J. for
provision and stores was brought to
Jacksonville by the steamer Thorn from
Lake Monroe. The steamship Florida,
that sailed from Charleston on Thurs
day for Pilatka, took out Companies H.
and J. Of the cd Regiment of L. S. Ar
tillery, under the command of Captain
II. Swartwout, and Lieut. a. J. Cooke,
Fl. Benson, {. K. 7. Baker and J. Per-
nv.
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QUEEN AIMS COUNTY AFrAlRs.-We
extract The following items from the
Centreville Times, Of Saturday last:
The Protracted Meetings are still GO
ing on at both of the Methodist churches
of this place. Ministers from the ada
cent counties are in attendance The
meetings are well attended and many
have profrssed conversion.
Trade and BusineSs.-The Centre
vile packets commenced their spring
business the present week. Navig cation
has been fairly resumed between Cen
treviile and Baltimore.
New Light Household. Kane, Col
lector, has contracted for the erection of
Light House on the Seven Foot Knoll,
at the mouth of Patapsco river, to be
built IN the Potts pile" principle, to
be completed and ready for use by the
1st July, 1853. This will be the most
brilliant light on the Chesapeake, having
the French Lenticular lighting appa-
ratus, and so elevated as to be observed
at great distance. Application will
be made to have fog bell attached to
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The correspondent of the New York

The correspondent of the New York
Herald writes from Washington, that
"the latest regular democratic ticket
now, is Buchanan for President, and
and Butler for Vice President. 1t is
stated that Butler will run on Buchan-
ans ticket, but would not again play
second fiddle to Cass. Buchanan will
60 into the convention with the full
Southern vote.
The Wings of Missouri are to hold a
State Convention at ST. Louis in April
next.
The Democrats in Louisiana are to
hold State Convention at Baton Rouge
on the 9th OF March next.
A State Southern Rights Convention
is 10 be held at Mont gomery, Ala, on
the 4th of March next. William L.
Yancy is one of the delegates
The Wings of Oldham and Jefferson
counties, KY, recommend Willard Fill
more for President and John J. Critten-
den for Vice President.
General Scott has been nominated as
the choice Of the Wings of Fountain,
Decatur, and other counties of indiana,
Tor the Presidency.
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Stock, Farming Utensils, SC.

first rate Horses, good mich Cows, one
with caIfat her side, . fine Shoats, good road
Wagon, broad wheel OK Cart, Dearborn. Car
riage, Harve>t-bed, . horse Sleigh, Grain Drill,
(Itunt's make,) Roller, Whcelbarrow, Plow.,
lIarrows, Culivators, Horse-rake, 2 Grain
Fans, q Bamboron.h's,) , Corn Shelters, ,
Cradles and Scythes, grind stone, large meal
chest, feed box, hay cutter, &C., &c. Also. sew
e'a tons ofHay; Wheat, Corn, and Oats, by the
bnshcl; besides many other things not named
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture, Wis
Stoves, Barrels, Tubs, Buckets, &c.
Terms made known at sale.
Feb % 2w JOHN ericsson.
N. B. In order to get through on the day
named, the sale will begin at 10 o'clock precisely
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THE REVOLUTION of 1852 has com.
menccd. Old fashions and old prices arc tx
poded, and the ma anfccnt new suit. at Rec *
hill & Wilson's are sold cheaper tLan ever.
Go to III Chesnut street, ccrneT of Frank lin
Place, il you want 10 see the progress of the
revolution, and to profit by its new fashion. and
low prices. janlI
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Farmers Steam Accommodation

7 LINE OF MARYLAND.-Noticc is hereby
IL given to the Stockholders of this COMPANY,
| al their Annual meeting for the purpose Of
e'ecling nine Directors TO manage the affairs of
.atl company for the ensuing year, will be held
al JoAMon's Ho'e'. EH'on, Mi., ON FRIDAY,
March 5lh at O'Clock. p. NJ. BY order,
JAMES l.. CRAIG.
Feb % 1t Sec. f. S. A. l.. of Nd
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GU 4 NO.

O000 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, in store
AUUU and to arrive during this and the en-
SUNG month. This Guano is received direct
regularly inspected and put up in Strong cotton
bags-iur sale by the cargo, or in lots to suit,
by S. FENBY l. BRO,
Corner Pratt and Gay Streets,
Feb % 4w BALTIMORE.
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Ecral "Gmall Ialk."
[Reported for The Cecil Whig.1

The .3pproack Of Spring. That VIZ are tread
ing closely on the skirts of the first Spring
month, is not the only evidence we have Of the
approach offspring. The sun al noon day is al
most oppressive with its warmth-the afternoons
have been mellow sometimes, and have hidden
the hill-tops around with blue wells OF haze
hocks of sky larks are hastlng away to the up
country, and en- Thursday, thousands Of robins
sure harbingers OF opening Spring, as the old
folks tell, have been crowiing The orchards and
house-trres, bringing back by the rustic oftheir
wings and their well remembered chirpings,
glowing thoughts Of The time ofe1pandlna leaves
and opening blossoms; the fishers are throwing
their nets into the icerclievcl wave, and draw
ing forth the COL len perch and moccasins; farm
ers ale repairing their plows and harrows and
making ready for their season of feld-Oil; the
sheet ii-htnines have been playing in the west
on some of the pleasant evenings, giving evil
dence that the influence Of Springs return is
felt above the earth as well as On its surface,
and though we know the clustering March must
pass, before the season of vcrdure comes, still
all these signs makes us hope that even March
may be gentle for once, in consideration of the
terrible winter which has just passed us by.