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70 Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM j. CAsrEL candidate for the Office Of CLERR
Of THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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R.ss- JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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Z1- Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Candidate for CLERK FIRST his
TRCT COURT the decision Of Democratic Convention.
He will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. iyistf
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VICKSBURG,

willleav- TUESDAY. o-ober rs, at S O'Clock Pm
EOR VICKSBUkG, WARRENToN, -
" NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, ROD. 1890
NEY, NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings. -
Rsfua yictsburg Packet MAGNOLIA.-The m.sn D.
cent swift running MAGNOLIA ST. Cr Thoma
master will leave shove. For freight passage apply
board oro SMITH FIMSTER. 90 Poydras
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BA FUhIE-
BARcELoNA-Psr Span bark Baiear; ll5


slaves. 81 zine plsnks.
LIVERPOOL PEI sh p Chapcni 92s7 bales cotton
BRAZOs ST IAGOper Jans Elizabeth 30 bbs whisky,
sugar. 100 de wine, "a plows and lot sovt storee,
BAZ0s ST JA6o Per seh TsahRsa $50 pigs mse and
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T>RoCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. css
" 81. B. WALTON, Grocers, Importers of

M j. b. WALTON, Grocers, Importers of
w. Wines and Liquors. No II New Tchoup-
to1s Streets nenr Common New Orleans I'VE this
method the public
under the firm Of NJ WALTON for the OF ransactps
this city general GROCERY
dols so ~ New Leyee and IL TcbouPoalas
Common whore will the
fresh and complete GROCERIES telected
ehased in New York, Philadelphia and other cities
North and East,
Our assortment including Wines Of every description Bandes
other Liz selected with
n nn The south soahwe and
abroad the direct OF Band Wses
IN line, will enable complete
stock, which will b. sold advantageous srma
NJ WALTON,
ofai i'm W.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, o,tober a. at oeookrx
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. HICKMAN, ~ b
III MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, and all tIsAAts,jks5i
intermediate landings. Regular
Orleans Packet GRAND TURK.-Tho and splcnd,d Iigh
drIught swift passenger packst GRAND TURK
r. Bnrk, master, port receiving freight the Pcy
dras street, will leave freight passage having
perior seconino iatoas, apply on board
KENNETH, DIX q CO. II Tchoupoulns street.
TT The Grand Turk VIII prompt attention the delivery VI I'll
wAy freight sfpped on her, nla
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re- P. NJ BERTN, for the past fourteen
Clerk Of he ais Probate and Of the Second Dis
t candidate for the cLERKsFiIP % the said sECoSp
DISTRICT COURT whatever the may chan
%, mills
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MS- THOMAS q POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


q ~
doso Br1ton &C col. ope F9,%Io 5..ng Si5
hid, wooi,aa 81 in Hoe, Gayle aee3is Do
r u Is X @ d. % os w q d sSRs ss &c corn
s.s 90 BS s%p Do IS PCS s ss ksa Dr. 81 do
felt SoreI sss. % Connolly aosS Do s,a Eager Ind go
+ 8, s s.:i ess 's' do
xdE sass.oaoo cs;e asei S AZ
sao@j do eny~T al bale. cotton icS
1 s Kennel. T Z. Dbl s0
5c @ so s5n do Ss ss
s% sa5y ~ 1i hemp
nS 4 q, s ~ butter pS,1o DO z b
90 ogsey Mesalsylss d Farley JuIsy
s n 81 4 T Es s do was Camden
o1 IS Do pss k bacon s. * a ns t o es S DO
& IS s9 sesS H .de
4au so ws DO p s 70 s sa Levy
shat, . DO er . M On ' Ward SssssF AS%
aoi7dOG MfiachArd&cOrOA bales Gotten iss tobacco
nse1 HI %, Ibis s asgs cengSy "a
lss agsns ,s * ~ bran kn1Ss Dix
IS do 20 IS sSl q NJ DO
Pomr y. oa,. Prise rroii SSO no. 49, do DO Soss 81
ES epi NV svea5i .@ cotton
s da fo sI sa
gAY9p & ss% eP'y y s s s%1 sfs
PLEASANT &a do Bubrag: Ads%s.1 do
Sade apsa-a Gerard sao-roA sAa cotton '' hhd'
ugar btls fnolass 1854,
BALzrPer opheia hhis Rotchords do
broa-5ad do CaunonlT do Baror-
ado Fson20 sks potsios Nukinh-sun-
NAPOLEON steamer Leahgrg bales cotton Ward
JOINT NJ pncksrd &coiJi do Wright Williams A. 9l
Foley Averyl3l do George Como 25 do bucknrr
Stanton Ssney, Green o-l22 do Cocks AGO
hannon, Carroll Gaines90 do Smith ohnon scott
Hewitt Anderson Nj cal ~ do
sco25 do Fean Donegsn seo
Pas-i do Kelly Thompson &oolo DO Niche
Sco6 do Robson Aien bale wool Wright Williams Seo
TOTAL bales cotton 1910.
BAYOU SARAPer Emperor SO bales cotton Payne 4
do Mctae Coman co46 do do
fngeft Aysry6 do nderson Terry
do Henderson Prse3j do Sddal ereen &oo96 do An
MstoaiS do Ward Jonasl0 do Jackson Soo-I DC
smith JohIson5 do Atenberger &co5 do Dunbar Sco-lO
bills molasses ManneauSdo Braud andty5
u bids sugar Gordon ir-l0 do hb sugar Lanve Mccall
1stsi bales cotton Sps
CoNsIGNEEs.
For steamship Mexico Mcdowell &ccHorr Gayle AGO
Heep-E Hart SCOT Elder &co-S Duncan RawingJ Hoh
neo-sebmdt Zeger-Sanford Bro-Aers PoincyJ Meher.
PASSENGERS.
Mrs Cartwright child John HILL
Thompson Scott Goaldin Capt Dale MIR. Goyeor Dolhonde
Borgu OConnOr, and on deck
Pr bark Leontne, snnen-iss ia the ateeragc.
Below Coming Up.
French slim Nozsts
with EN- Rrants asd bark in the ohing unknown.
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@r VIM Henry WATERS, Candidate for Con-
table Of ss Second JH5tes Court Election Monday No
smber psxl mylO "a
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Ms- ]. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
gsh Delivery the City Posoce candidate CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. nhs ter
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DRESSavEs-2 % cases poughty's, landing
u sx ] W Dyer for sale by
sis x,fssr T. j. HART CO., 20 Tchoupitoulas street
" %Eft-200 bags in store, for sale by
h.Ts Ell HART co. IS Tehouptoulas street
iyfCKLES-75 cases assorted, landing and in
''S'' W IHARr a co. 70 TctOupitOulss street.
rFAVANA COFFEE.--100 sacks Prime Ha-
- a. D. GRiEFF co. % sad u Old Leyse.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

~ We are authorized to announce Major
A. a Legislature Third
Representative District Orleans subj the
the " mig Convention. OF
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OUACHTTA RIVER.

IGOR POINT PLEASANT, Bayou 49,
BARTHOi oMEW, OUAcIIfrA CITY, TftEN- le}k14st<3s
I9Na MoNRoa C0LUMBA, HARRIsoNBURG, -
NiNI an all = inFs Ouschta RiyeReguar
Packet TRENTON.The steamer TRENTON. James shann n
master having thoroughly osehaued
nee her regular irps IS.
n M"DoWFLL. jR. BELL - Pordraa -sst. sd m
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M4> FRED. J. ROBERTS is q Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
neXk
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ne For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES CouRT
BERNARD GARIry Candidate for Constable Of the 1 Jus
tiee's Court Election November merit MANY fRlENDSaloe~
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re- CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum-
bent, candidate election the office Of SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. s2lte
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MS VIM G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
ST EBLE OF TIVE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. EFT
comprises the old Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards from Canal Julia
street. ard from the I.sree % Lake. ie21
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@s- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DsTRIeTcoURT OF NEwoRLEANs.
mg- SAMUEL G. RISE is a Candidate for
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election arst Mon
lay in November next . fes tie
EY- FIFTH DISTRICT COuRT.-JoHN s. BA-
c 81 a e Of 4 Err Sd p' G1 s CANDIDATE rs '
s- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl4
RS FoR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
e q 6f%ls hs ssop S ~
HhasVs ss ss
be changed fell ID
Rs- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. Cross
Candidate for CORONER of the Parish of Orleans subject the
Gs- THEODORE J WILKINsoN.--We are au-
thHed THEODORE J. WILKINSON Cor
City and Parish Nwor'ans nddao reelection s5e
mr. For ASSESSOR --FRANCIs TURNER, the
present incumbent candidate recollection, Monday 7h
November 1883, and respectfully submits h claims % ,
rs Please announce THos. AsKEw as q can
diiate for STATE TAX COLLECTOR Frst DbIir.. s22
ms- WIN. BLOOMFIELD, ST.,
For the Last 4 EsT vEfE Es1 g. Rs'i .G S'V''
JusTfGiE: ' ST lm L" PEACE
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.
10 Election November I, 1855 cetd
rs CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum-
bent candidate election the Office SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS s2ie
Es- We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ candidate election the office OF CON
STABLE Of the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish Of Orleans
ol0te
---sz--xE
@ GEORGE +. PEARSON Is O candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
| and sotcits the votes Of his friends. je2s To
---=[
rs VIM G. QUIRK is q Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIVE SECOND JUSTICES COURT sThe District
Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards Canal Julia
| and front be tho Lake. isl7
| -----
MB> To the Editor of the Crescent; Please
HOPPE Candidate for reel elton the Office
CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish
of Orleans Election November merit HIS FRIENDS. iel6
1 -----7---=
| MH- FRED. j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
| November neIl iCi ii
~ WIN Henry WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of J0tice's Court Election Monday in No
| vember merit uyIO ID
/
M8- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES CouRT
BERNARD GARITy Candidate Constable Of the Ibd Jus
tres Election November nett. MANY FRIENDSHIPS
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MR~ To the Editor of the Crescent; Please
announce JOHN j. HOPPE for
CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT OF the Parish
Of Orleans. Election November merit. HIS FRIENDS ie6
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ne We are authorized to announce MIGUEl
HERNANDEZ candidate for election the office OF CON
STABLE Of the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish Orleans
ain
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ST. Ii us.

Will leave THURSDAY, October 90 at 5 oeoekrx
E0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- e- :
Nan, MEMPHIS and all intemsiss landings.
,:esmer AUsTRALI\Scupt j. H. Marshall, viii leave ADO
FOR Irelaht or passage, apply board,
oip or to j. j. CfILIIs 70 Tovdras s,rest ~ s''
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lae- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DlsTRIcTCoURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
mhlS
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ALABAMA RIPER.

NOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPkA, ~ ~
IL SELMA and all -ndings Alahamt hiyer
BASIN Every Al,erna WE'D stspAY Tho
'egua Alebam. River Packet WETUMPkA, I. ii. .M,ma
viii her regular trips th above trade WEpNES
DAY October g. leaving Newos aud Montgomery Every Alter
IA = "wednesday.
" Shippers may rely attention all business eurus,ed
to
t For freight having superior accommodations app,
on board Mcdowell, IR, BELL, IL toydras
ET On her first trip, the W. wiillesv via the kie,r
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Ma5- WIN. BLOOMFIELD, ST.,
For the FottyThrre Years Resident al HewOfeana
AND A VETERAN OF Isl4-lE,
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G8r GEORGE F. PEARSON Is candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
nd soliea the votes Of frenJs 10
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FEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

VIEW UELEANs ChIILE MARKET,
JEFFERSON CRY, I
Tuesday Evening October IS 1868.
The market Is in favor Of holders and Western Beef
cattle scarce but fair supply Of other stock offered
Arrived to-day 900 Sheep and lot Of Texas Cattle
-PRICEs-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OTvrCE or THE DAILY CREscFNT,
wednesday Morning, October 10, 1853.
CLEARED YEsrERDAY
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lss- Please announce THos. AsKEw as q can
iliae for STATE tax COLLECTOR, Flint DistIc ~
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Eg- FIFTH DISTRICT COuRT.-JoHN s. BA-
RON, present Clerk the District Court CANDIDATE for
CLERK ef said Court, T.,
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MSERCHANDISE-Iu store, landing and for
Iva sale % arrive por hamilton, Marcia. s, W. Lind seJArl
more Nnil o, Colnmbiana and Ropnbhr--
Whale OII.-iO,O0O gallons Winter BIsscbet.
POLAR Ofi-5OGO do. do. do
SPERM Oils 500 10. DO, DO.
LARD Oll.-l00 bbs DO DO
WACHIEERY oII-5n hils Rigewsy's Patent, >"
TEAS $40 pa ksges Pcachong, mperi.l and GunF0wisf
Soap 800 bones Winchester d laeknons No. ].
SJJGARS--qoo bbis Cru had6nd Powdered.
1RANBERRIEs--9O bills So halves and 100 quarlsis
RIICKWIIEAT-iO bills, go eghths. 400 borcs
CnFFEE-g5A DO Old Government Jaws,
pEPPEg--91O bags SumnTa heavy.
POTTER AND casks quarts and pins, Barely CO.
CODFlsII--5OO boxes, J. Rich a Co. packers
q 10 drums anh Is hall drums
IACKEREL95 bills, so kalye so and 200 k Nos
SPLIT PFAs.-60 half bbs and 40 kegs-for sale By
j. II, GARTER a Cp, Is sai is Common,
oi7S ard aud TehouPtouiis al
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rATOTu4F- TWFNTY- 1--WE DOLLARSa<

y FFWsnD= RnnavRvo TUESDAY, April 4, Negro m
aiKf by Tsde about thirty Of age
dze sci high, stout bnlt well ienowi had ~.
sway bue coat, white nsey Psnts,
top ba the his l nb & The above reward
psii lis delivery HATCHER FRTSBY, at 1855 Gts
Nsworleans him IN 1a hat got him
sraf
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NEW ORLEANS Markets.

CREscEsT 0FftcE,
Wednesday Morning. October 10 1853.
CorToN-The demand again limited yesterday
and the sales reached barely $50 bales at irregular but
sarier prices. We quote
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NnT0LFF, SAMUEL, Importer of Wines,
BysHas. sta. sud General Commission Merchant, c IS
sSElp GtTt n.9
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A. 2.
MAJ RIGHT r. J., & co. Cotton Factors aud
Communication Forwarrr Merchants ~ eravst ~ iy
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S- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. MOTT candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
NH
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GtHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
DEsazarac Ct iTss, 1904 and 1906 Go
i 1895 oni DrpRy and other brands Of
sna gualites
wod Reserve PahePho, South side ard ps;i indis VA;
Harmony Nsphew SharIyi Old Fort su
flock Bou7v FlSar de sry iicdsek ard
many Of chsmras Whs "ns cfs IN easSs ana
cEses, Of ali qualities -, -. M, .,o,.
Holland n Croir Rqni Scotch irsh od kSanosc
ind Tuts 70 Juies
eseTption Roke Berlin Goaoy' Bs ard everything
WINES and LIQUORS. "heh Sh os
able Fns q Be found for cash o. cty paper
$50 rsskn PlH TER sad ALl N gin g sne lars.
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WEEK DAYS.
Odd FELLOWS REST.-vaults in

Cemetery obtained by applying J. o. PERSON Trsa
No Comnereial Asyi JAMES FuRN FAUX ssers,aIy
Odd Fows' Hail. Camp aud Lafayette Rev CHAS
wHITAlL, No 5Esplanade and T. ~ COREY sieAe
Cos No 10 The Vaults for holding Lodges
Tor the members holding Lodges
the wife child IN all other burss the price
Vault Invariably Tie purchase Lots, inio
nation respecting the "Restn apply to
J O. PIEksoS, I Commercial Alley,
JAS. FURNEAUX, the Odd Fellows Hall.
Isr tary. lyos
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YHZOO RIVER.
MEMPHIS,

Will leave SATURDAY, October ~ at o'clock Pm.
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, LAKE Ns
II PROVIDENCE, NAPOLEON, vIcKsBURG. Ls4lanlsttsgs9s
NATCHEZ, and al intermediate lsndings.-Res
New Orleans and Memphis Packet BUNKER HILL. No. B.
The fine passenger BUNKER s. Captain Dming
viii leave above For freight passage having fine
TONS spply on board,
oGLEsBY q MhCAuLAY, sS Tohoupiioalas ST.
ts The Bunker Hill No will pay particular way
and plantation bu .nrss entrusted IN her care. gig
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ENOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKs, o-y -
SELMA and alt landings Alabama River, via
New Bnsu, EVERY AlTEkN ATE WEDNESDAY.
Regular tbama River Packet GEORGIA The
hut steamer GEORGIA. Captain ~ snno
-nE viii her regular trips The above trade about
October leaving NewOIenn and Montgomery EVERY AFTER
NATE WEDNESDAY. Shippers rely punciuahty
attention business enusied her For freight ptsaEe
having unsurpassed act0nml da'iong, apply tn
s2i In OGLESBY L MACAULAY, 6S Tehouptouaa street,
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MA ITE, BALDRIGE g. CO, Commission
w Merchants IS Union nov, csrondglsi ST. b. GROVES
hHort. ianlI lY
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re- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present Minute
Clerk the
ded the years, himself
b changed TO. I'd
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
% licaorrs uno Correspondents.

ry-We have from Mrs. lamar Davis a
"RepIy to H." on the Maine Law question:,
and shall print it next week.
Uy-rhe article by &C" will be published
next week.
! Uy~1he poetic articles by S j. R.,Will have
early attention.
cyThe lines by "7am O'Shanicr'' are sure
of an early publication. 1t is probable that the
Editor wrote that about which enquiry is made.
C~y-rhe lines "To u Eouer" Will be printed.
TIVE have number Of commun ica'ionS
not referred to above which we have not had
time 10 examine.
GIVE solicit letters from all parts Of the
county, giving the local news Of the ncishbor-
hoods of the whites, in Il cond"ascd form.
D5E'"rtc Ode on orr inst ruse, albeit relat-
ing to IL subject personally close to US, is, we
think, fine pOrtical production.
C5".yhc Stpleni's Dream," which WE print
on the first page is from the pen .cf a young
gentleman who can make fine writer if he
c,,o0snS.
L. What do onr lrtter-writing friends think
Of "Nam3c," who steps in among them 20 nn-
cer"monionSly. lIrprn seems TO us fresh and
shnrp, and we shall hope to hear from her many
times.
- Major Jones gives rs n hi@hly interest
ing article on "Milk Cows.'' for which sec last
page. lie, also furnishes the extract. .reiative
to shanghaiS.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
CABINET WARE ROOM
IN PORT DEPOSIT.

THE subscriber would respectfully Inform the
L public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has removed into his New Shop, opposite the
bakery OF Mr.. Philip Sauter, where he is prepa-
red TO attend to all orders in his line of business.
Having learned the business in one of the
large cities, he has brought with him al the arts
OF the trade, and is prepared to make the best
articles, as well as the cheapcst} and as he does
his own wefk, and under but light expense, he
can afford to sci! at lower prices than the CITY
shops. In shor1 he can furnish every article in
his line, no matter how stylish or costly, or
whether it be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine, He will also make Coffns of
all kinds ald attend FUNERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may re-
ly upon having it we'll made and OF good mate.
rials.
GJ-Country produce taken in exchap &c for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELI
Port Deposit, Jan, lst 1853.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
RowLANpsvILLE, Dec. IS, -

Nh. EDlToH: As there are various
runours about with regard to the sn.a!t
pov IN ouT nrighborhood, | will state
that there have been but twu cases Ol' if
and two of vArinlo i'd, wl.lch has been
coniiupd to two colord families
am Glad TO seq that YOU able cores
pondrt peter" is in favor Of the'talkAd
OF turnpike to pass our village. 1t is
true. Us he SAYS, the work would be of
great importance TO the business men
of his town. The enterprise appears to
NEE; with general I'avof and hope [
may vet have the p!eaSur" Of riding over
a good road to Port Deposit.
The rail road is again talliAd of, hut
as the turnpike costs much less money, |
hope it may be made first, that we may
enjoy it while the rail road Is being
made. Yours 7.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
READ! READ.! READ!!!
RELIEF FOR MhM & BEAST.

THE IORSEMAN'S HOPE, or FARMERS
l. FRIEND are now made
for supplying the public with this Great Rene
dy, which has been used with wonderful success
by those who have had an opportunity otlesling
its virtues. No family should neglect to have
supply and all persons employing workmen
would 'lo well to keep some by them TO be used
in case Of accident to man or horse.
FOR HORSES, &c. FOR MAN.
Spralns, Bruises, Sad Rheumatism, Spra ms,
die and collar Calls. Lumhago. Swellngs,
Swciled Joints. Stiff Bruises, Sciatic Pains,
ness and weakness of Stiffness and weakness
the legs, Old Sores, Of the Limbs.
Scratches, &c. And other accidents
and afctions to which men and animals arc
liable. Prepared only by
SMITH &; ATKINSON,
Dec 25 Bin 2SS Baltimore ST., Balto.
FOR SALE BY-Dr. II II Mitchell and VIM
Torbert, Elkton; J. W Collins, Chesapeake city;
Morton & Stephens, Warwick; G. w. Ireland,
Georgetown Ut Roads.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
A ]. GRO VI.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 53 .Narket st., WImingtou, Del.
GROCERIES, CHE.7P FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
No. 50 Market St., large and general assort-
rnrnt of fresh and we'll selected Groceries, ia kcs
This method OF informing the citizens of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market; and
respectfully soicits a call from such as may want
goods III his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Wines X ziuHSr<.
Always on hand i'll choice variety. Consist
ing in part of
LIQuORS.-of the first and medium quality
old Co"nac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Madera. Port, Tencrife, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whiskey, and
Wine Bittcrs. ANDREW j. CROW,
No. SO Market ST., door above Nliler's
Dec. Is Gm Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
NOTICE..
Orphans Court of Cecil county, }
December 18th, 1852.

Orphans Court of Cecil county,1
December 18th, 1852.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
" by Andrew Mclntire, Jr., executor Of And.
Mclntire, Sen, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause TO The CONTRARY thereof be shewn, on
or before the second Tuesday IN January next;
provided COPY oithis order be inserted in some
newspaper prinled at Elklon, once in each OF
three successive weeks before the said second
Tuesday IN January next.
The report states the amount of sales 70 be
$1,000. True copy. Test.
JAMES Ii. JAMAR,
Dec !S 3w Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01
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