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Nv In, zte.n.bio ,,sz5 ,A;,t ,-,..., -. 49,. ..,..
SATURDAY evsDin, ~ 80 80, sIaa,s ,-,.,..,
's' " ''Sfs Es''''s1 htea ot "aiSest"h pa
p =" 'Ne ION from ehe taiF7'tcn News Of the l'th
We eEtrscS the '0uorin< Items
10th the Tnisns had sttsc ana1v y an,sr,s.ns
od stole v- hundred II ho-es aud mules and also
ne blankets sld clothes u the psrty The writer saws
mat the fepFastions q the IL lang are Of tslv occur
r-neA and that they even veatnr- within fy 1n.,rrd
yds q The frt occupied by United states troops ut
mat psce
Gen HaraeT arrived .l,;, ,,or,i,, h - ro,;,;,,
lie proceeds direct ~ fto. slps 10, ~ ~. "a
w tsks e1u-nand the frostsr 4sn he Rio rape
lNVsr
-iar "a Isxaa says the Fifth Infantry Regiment
80 m nv ,V - san Antonio the 31st uta 10
III &c., .oS p p march for thr Rio Grnde and that
-: saL!t = Aaes DAwson have eontraetsl with
-, a y, ,;, snr !, ,usnspartation Of the cornmisssry
gI, Ds ~ ,9' , 70 y. Paso One hundred and
M si ~. 49, y. =. fi'lsa , iaf the transportation
a., f il fIVsl IN on sunday and came to
saos,sI Il .vrr 4, tt d, t,re, @ aoorsrs who are
They r-ra taF-n tn l-sur - Virsi,i poi hailroad
tbe;r t1ol. mi ir,pies,s,t ~, !, nnt WIN az
- -. -o,''7'oe 'hs great work
Inc fsi'r-t'" 12urhai oi tue nun says;
w nave Just learned from gentleman who pas-
Ssnger M the p'lot boat direct from hatamorss and
BFoTnsvs that the epidemic s sweeping on the inheh-
itah.s 10 alarming rum mbers The Mexican population,
eprc'ay are ssrred on Ike sheep with the rot That
is9rsnt aud -uprtous have faith in medicines
ana ne prescriptions q physiciaus they
'sNT Dan sy roFs 70 tns mfnHerles OF charms and
~ ~. r. tr, 4 4 - '-.piy h5Ssa,4Fy 70 ssy thaL
% T p -, ~ I "a ~ ~. - = ~ ~ iLi',f,.Iy ssecesslnL
h, 10 ~ h. au i. y Ils 1T .on az BrosnsVlils
3 81. =. frr-L = .
- !. ~ = 80 "-s'sE a.u iieus. punsao- Ihe
carson Eas lass accounts, ont about three hundred
e.5.-. -,
the IpyizIa.rr. rbo fioy-i,Fg - - 49, - -
eiitors ar nrint.rs or tIfh r. ~ riai.s - -
ertv y,rsb,u ~ N.-sbat, fJa.-;a ,a,,s, - -,
who "a ~ nv his crn,T.,i,r - -. ,,sgyi -, -
the 6oriisn poat hx [ y ~ ~ ,t;1 ~" .;I
Horace Cana .1tor5 of tba 9salnr,bi, no. ~ IN D. g
Neal foraery Connected wi, n th;s ,.an. & go, ,t
/ rropriet9r Of th- Nuecea Malay :, Tg 49, ~ ~ .n ~
eiito- ~ the Il n sra,n us-,id q W so,neI
q the Lone Star at Washington and f. B. Scarborough
/ ot the Brownsville Flag
From the Brszuria Planter or the 9th s r,ate the f
] I,uir, ox,-.o., ~ ~
1 1-.
W. IuSfe tns1 an our sugar planters are now busily
sssl ~ n.aing sugar and the general report is that
nty never MADE Inner article to the than
pIes and rhez are - nj a. re nave seen several sam
been favorable aud should ID esnfinna so ~ anath
msnth Brazoria county will produce larger supply Of
/ % '-,. a. '''.e t-@N Sl- mas e'er aons before
g lt ~ { - ~ isa On .1s ~, Aita ut at his plan
ersuIastences in conneet;on With his je.th - r.
dac~d the opinion that be bad committed suicide by
-, r - W. ~ ~ 1T 2 r ~ eoun,y hesa an ~
ceased was examined bv c6r7uetant hTscjsn ,nd ~
T flunJ tn crrtaiu ta1dapun- h,t ahn-t g..
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TeIegraphic.

PhirIslphia Nov. ia mail arrangement ia to go
into effect upon the lst of December which VIII greatly
expedite mails and passengers between New York and
Baltimore train will leave y lew FORK ut o'clock
reach this city about T. and for Baltimore l.
o'clock to arrive before O'Clock When the South
waTk Railroad track is completely reaid down Washint
ton the wharf the through passengers aud mails
will be ferird from Camden to the depot about to be
put up on the landing recently purchased by the com
pany.
Boston Nov PA person named Noyes Mann ar
rested yesterday, ia FramnsAam charged as an accom-
pce with Chapman in the murder Of Reuben Cozzens
sherburne as september The circullstantiai evidence
against him is sad to be very strong
Pafsritf Pc Nov 12-Two lads. named Moore and
Kline were accdently snothered to death at Mount Car
read aud last night laid down in the cellar by furnace
used for heating greas2 Tue gas from the furnace suo
catod them
81 .lAaas, n Nov 2The boiler of alocomotire on
the Central Railroad exploded yesterday, killing the
man aud severely woundins the engineer,
Nel1 York, Nov. &c Costsr's b,y selIing the
purse yesterday OF $1,000 match against time one
hundred miles be performed in nine hours ami lie
did it in eight hours 80 minutes aud 50 seconds.
Ptiild.PLia Nov IA sail b5st upset near New
Gaste the Delaware last evening aud only out OF
tour youas men, who on cunning excursion, ere
saved. Those drowned William Fisher Of New
York WIN l. Ellsworth. formerly of New York. whose
parents reside Hartford. Conn, and Nm. Bardotte
Their bodies had not been recovered
AHi,raikee Nov l2-The Democrats have undoubtedly
carried the State BY sweeping majority The following
ticket al Democrats elected Goyeruoc Wra Barston
LeateusuJ aUveruOr j. Lewis secretary State Grey
Attorney General Gearse smith. The Legislature il
largely Democratic.
lalsssri Sov 1s-rhs river here is vet rising slowly
The Empress, Eubassador aud {. D., Jr hay,
left Tor New Orleans.
Cie1maf Nov. 1sThe river here has risen IL inche,
during tho last ~ hours
filsblwsh. Nov lS-Thcrs is now seven feet water in
the knnel and river falling.
Ba'fThoie, Nov IA great occurred yesterday
Boston, by which the Connecticut aud Msssachu
setts Railroad tracks washed away III many places
and the mails detained
The ship NJ Iowes $50 tons i've years Old built 1t Ho
boken, has besn sold at t230OO.
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EeRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
" }. b, WAITUN, IL Tehospioui.s street. /. New
L.eyre, have in store hHd landing
30 lal. pipes ana quarter easks BRANDY,
O fat-t, ls0', vintage;
Oad, Duluy 4 o.. l2ig ls4H, ls41 and 1851;
T. II. GODDARD Co.; 7. H. Gsieri, Jr B. Golsrd;
Pnet, CAIion Co.. 1885
london Dock, 1895 pale sni dark;
hrac SsgLstts, p.ls }. }. Dspay, pale
DssmArl~s Jr., pale sud dark
30 qrsFtsr eask. SHERRY WINE
nglGding ,upsris- Atty. an isiidgt.;
l pii- aud hal pipes MADEIRA WINE:
50 quarter eusks PORT WINE;
80 do. CROWN BCRGUSDY;
And iu'l assortment Scotch
aud jana Rum Cherry Brandy Assorted Co ouley
btlt.iss tbnmAyns Vine, str which
parchassf,. nj! It
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KuLEp,-Pleasant NJ. Huffman, d cabinet maker Of
Harsyle in this State killed by his partner in that
place on Wednesday last. The two had some msnnder-
standing about pank-a scufle ensued in which Hui
man shot by the other aud ds1 the DAY ifen
the sdects Of the wound Huffman removed from Ken
lucky some fifteen months since, lie hat wife Hnd
several children Nashville Gazette l4th
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M & j. B. WALTON, No. II New Levee
Nv and Il Houpl'i iree have landing
loving goods, 20 which hey invite he attention purchasers
s00 sacks RIO, JAVA, LAGuAYRA .n5 MOCHA COFFEE;
700 boz VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
the uuallti-s;
100 bo1es SEW BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES
Sp d3. SOAP, M WiHoLsst, shd Ldyerraore banis
800 pAGksgss Of LSDERWOOD'S and DAVfS'S PICKLES;
luo i'.t-s LEMON SYRUP; loo DO. TOMATO kETCHUP;
Sn0 packages BiAL and GREEN TEA computing pi
assortment;
50k-Gs hyperion GOSHEN 81 TIER;
g5 boxes (ssirc,il ENGLISH PARRY CHEESE;
3S0pleAageH NdE, l, > G4i 3 NACkERFL;
%t0 hosrs GOLDFISH = 300 resins WRAPPING PAPER
100 boxes CHAMPAGNE CIDER;
loo do COLGATE Il FoSS STARCH;
l0cisksZAN1E CURkAsTs;
s0partagrs LOAF, CRUSH D and POWDERED SUGARS,
100 ca'r. LOBSTER aut SALMON SO PIE FRUITS;
tLAtEF, with ial srl Spices
hebrfs Sauces. Ot Fui Pesfrgc and all other
llhe nl2 1t
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BRIG WEEeKEp-A friend has placed Us in possession
of letter from Pensacola, dated the 18th inst, which
that the British brig Junerva Cunningham
from Jamca for NewHork, went ashore Santa Rosa
Island Only part OF her cargo saved 1t consisted
OF logwood coffee, pimento old copper, iron and few
hides, Mobile News, 18th
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NrURPHY' S HOTEL and RBSTAU-
GAMs OYSTER SALOON -Thi,
HOUSE-FURNISHING.

A ftROCkERf, CHINA and GLASSWARE fsy5y
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-SAMUEL E NIA
MOORE co. have removed their stock goods SES
IT, No. ~ Camp and y f-csi' es
already Large supply Of this Inns, eemprising-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHM DINNER and TEA SETS plan
white OHss
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE Of sb eui
moulded and plain pAteuR.
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, aud sets 1sle
n th wants family from the Eng
Land.
TOILET SETS Whit anl ornamenied sf patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS, hfcnked gilt
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS BRONXED and ORNAMENT TED
CHINA.
PLANTsED WARE .uh "a Cnfng Dishes Coffee aud Tea
Uns Oyster Dishes Coffee F. Po Egg Boilers Soup Tureens
with hot under Cake and Jelly Siouhls
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED BILE aud TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc.
SIN Err PLATED CAsTORS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CANbtEsfiGKs, LAMPS, GAST0Rs SFOoAS
etc,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
and other les Of the quality, guaranteed can he
found IN this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock Of WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCKERY
wholesale
sS We send goods, freq Of charge
keep portion e stock purpose o.nirg
paftra where than the supply
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STEA MSHIPS-SIIIPS.
CILIFORNTA.
EHLYENYON-

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, November ~, ut O'clock
GSOR q GALVESTON, ,lNDIANoLA, ,PoRT 1t TFsS,
u LAVACA and MAThGORDh BAY-Regulhr New kk2stza
Orleans TeIas United States Mail Line m Low Pressure steam
shsIhH magnificent steamship MEXICO John > ihd"
master, will leave above landing freight on the %h'r ~
niianoa (snbjec NatAsotdh by)
out extra charge For freight having very ufrorsh"
accommodations apply to
oppo.e the Staanahip Landing.
This ins established pilot Pafs CaSao Bar
will hereafter in the supervision Of its
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fDORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
]. ooteg baIr,L, or eaas lor sae sheesse rota

DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
or fp sosi': co s S'a Street
ALLSoPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ale nds m ia valuable proper
Mat .ad @at.r g s4M6E % SPY
:; sSs ~ fmpsf sR sG1' s rss Siss .rs l
pRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
elsS4ed si1sTa1 B5a7iy 3 The F;ssse vintage Of l5ss
@ 's 70 & s' @ qa5 45s and h' G
a''n's'spr' as wei! as zf9gS,s Is end ts,nlsT, o
apis 1y u oli Lsvss street
EtHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN.
DE-sa,a,se Of TIE vintage OF l1ss iss so4 and 1905 Co
VINES Old Rs,ervs rAh.upto South ndis Ma
many other brands a Cbampagne White Wine cArst AID
Hosne jamaica and 81 cro1 Rn Irish Old Ro.noto
and old Rys snsfy Brnsy Fruits nios coTa i
and 2aUoRs rs %R Vii s bs Cd sH On m
fask9 PORTER md ALE f d pjnts ane gttS a9ais
T'EA!s5s1-s !5s how. eysrowDsr. ..., . NJ. 90
isS %o. sfgSafSS,%sib6ER &c. &c. 10 H.; Il, u
y NJ. Il. '5;:' 4 S Ss sSsFSxpES SSs4SS P5Aef
OF IN ''' iaS CO.. Common and SO Canal m
4 CHAMPAGNE
~ sS 's' 'nis. q. quarts. ss 6lRlEs FI5GHf EPsf'k Rs
50 do. rnts DO. de-.
Oh im R,si astLfIS CO. 80 Common and So Canal .
MINES
!: 5 5S Si IA s.S Ss'sr. choice rziE SHERRY
oa7 ~ R bottled R. i'i Il All HlPS Fl 's Co. % Common
SUNDRIEs--
3 %. shLERhfus, sach Is MS,
9 es. Ssss cARFacGxs iiS9els dotoL2TE A6 LATE
% % 6fsiu.F Gsi q aie,s a9i GosuES g BUTTER
OF In r NJ. NisALFlN co 70 s. Canal s
III AMS-50 tierces Chas. Duffield s. Co.'s Ex
~ In n :" z a. SsALrN CO. 20 Common ana 50 Canal
FAsOBACCO-3O boxes Granddads ex. Twist
oa1 IN R.M. MaALflN CO, 20 Common and 50 Canal s.
sSRANDY-5o doz pure Castillion, 1915, in
r, N. M,ILprN co, 20 Common and 80 Canal .,
tbLASTER-2 bbls. Calcined Plaster, land
.-' ''o'' '1'' ioaS HAkpLi CO., 81 Magazine st.
lgACIIINERY OIL-15 bbls. Boston No. /,
MI jsSIfs Il. MILFORD CO., 81 Gaat Place
SIDES-130 casks Prime, landing ex steamer
D' 80 KGNNEpY FOSTER, Is resonri,opls.,l ST.
ENINE BRANDY-25 demijohns, each gals,
- 4, DEtAGkAvE Co, II Magazine ~ % street
G sOSHEN BUTTER-50 frkins Prime, in
MO IA. .HART 4 co. 70 Tchoapioul.s street.
ELOUR-70o barrels Superfne and Extra
o2s iw KENNEDY FOSTER, IS TehoupitOulns.t. st.
Hp 10 COFFEE--l000 bags in store, and for
u sde by D. HART co 7s rrhoupitouas street. ulO
DOUCHONG TEA-500 half chests, in store
Mo f. J. HART & CO. 70 TchouptOul.s street
ID AISINS-l000 packages whole, half and
n y quarter boxes In store aud for sale By
no e. ]. HART co. 10 Tehoupoulas street.
II IME-500 bbls., for sale by
4 nj }. G. HARDILL d Co. 81 Magazine street.
ELOUR-250 barrels ex Sonora, landing and
u Tor sale by E,M.D DALEY, SO sTchouptoulas st. o2
ssACON SIDES-20 casks Prime, for sale by
p o27 lw KENNEDY d FOSTER, IS TchoupitOulas st.
STAR CANDLES--200 boxes in store, for sale
~ by lo2sl EJ. HART co, 7s Tchoupitouas
- lBBED SlDES-5 casks in store and for
D " sale by T. NJ DALEY, SO Tchoupioulss st. octs
NJ EW MACKEREL-50 bbls. Large No. 5,
I landing hom bark Asuils, for sale by
iysO E.J HARg co. - r.hsupiiosiss street.
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OYSTER SALOON. s5 "a ~
" ST, CHARLES STREET. THOMAS K kSA 10
ANhtrAN sEe the ii-aslts Announcing h, NM
sris and the public generally that he hss opened the sL/
above Ogsir Salor. H
and tir o
ou I Cuary DpsrInsu under the
the he Cooks ihs t Give him trial
tslVss
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SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

~ W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
u BRASDlES, WINES CORDlALS and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders toH filed Snd dpatched ruuualiv. Cy
N b. VII have their articles taken heir residences
ttty Of charge.
Eons but choice articles ,oi here
nj l. lIu C'l1u.af T. opposite the Chsre. Hotel
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SLAVES.

NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive sS,
md offer t9r sale il few days, at well known stand s
Nc lbg 6RANlER STREET
lots OF VIRGINIA and KESTt GkY NEGROES. sAI
We cannot ndr Inducements the way low prices but purchasers
may be assured hath"y will be- see, ed any sell
n Eve employ Brokers' tho profits good Negroes will
not Justify the expense. D. NJ MATTHEW'S,
ME
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N.4NTZ.

EOR NANTX.-The very fast sailing ,A5.sl
u bark MORNING STAR, Spear, master, will havt 49,
trlft, or 10 BOGElT, VILLA Ms co. 10 Campst. uI2
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BALTIMORE.

ssssTo sail on SATURDAY. NsrenllerIs
NOR BALTIM0RE-tH Henderson & Co s Ill.
,,ns lIhs .s sailing 'alt ltrete clipper brig 80
NINDWARD. Captsn F. ]. Marshall will sail s above n
take the bulk I51 bb fp also hudtosly accommodate
40 cabin psisenge For rr to The Captain board for
nis -'r's JH AsHBR1DGES A co , 81 ST. Charlie, street
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EDJTORLsL CORRESPONDENCE

1.-THE following correspondence has been pre-
vented from reaching US OF an earlier day by
the low stage of the Western rivers. The letter
Introductory to the present was published some
days since
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II TVIF 1T " IIV Y 7 IioU 0fIIIIr5 ,ITt4 y
y ship MARTHA J. WARD, Stor-r master, ha.a 4isf
atge raTt OF her Will have aay ispah,
Of bs bales Cotton hPplv 10 WHITNEY co 81 Gsmp sG
~ fS pasN'se having unsurpassed for both rshr
and storage apply the Captain hoard. rs
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rEMENT-500 bbls Newark, for sale by
~ JOHN G. HARDiLLA 4 CO., 81 Magazine at.
tt Agents for the Newark and Rosndas Lime, Cement and
Plaster C. Of Newark, N, "
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D. Cos Lse The new and faa. Ealing bark JACOB NfL
rRENTIss, Captain Kelly, having Vari
gAgs IA have immediate dispatch o tile shove
~ Thus superior acenmir
pss.sngs pssage, hupy opposite
Vegetable Ma ket, a. ior tstght to
Ms j. u. hsIIBHTDGE a Co, So ST. gtr-pt.
TNOR BALTIMORE.-Th A / schooner i5.sS
4 d. =. PARSLEY, Ssu Glider, MASTER having HS-AsAt
portion WI have qucl dispatch
her cargo bashCo freight apply
q. W. illSSON, SO Camp street.
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| know net WNpt her she : alive -,
and dare not inquire. hu, il we ,yare
married and reformed, would naka
her bann,. one more ;,
81 could no louccr stand the anneaI u;
,aid Mr. y ,,a,d .Lot.r,,;,nd ~
Them trial. have married GOOD
MANY DOOR, .lookino counles
h,t nom, tlat lool,od ouita 81 ,ornh 90
rs his. Th,. man w,s hatl.ss and eho.,
less. without coat or vest with Iong ha ;r
and beard arjmed with dirt he vos
by trade brlcklayer, one Of the best in
tie city. She wore the last remains Of
sill, honret and so,,,ctL;nr that ,,i,,ht
mass for shoes sind gn ola ver, nrd
dress nnrn r;ch r.er,ro a,narsntlr
without any upder garments ),
..And vo,r name IS Thomas -Tbomas
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TOTEeE,

VThE Undersigned Commissioners appointed
a. by the Circuit Court for Cecil counIy, to
faue and divide the real estate OF Andrew
tlrarns, deceased, according to the provisions
III the ac'S Of Assembly, in such cases made and
crowded, do hereby give Notice to all concern
I'd, that we shall meet On the premises. on
MONDAf, the 18th day Of September, next, at
80 O'Clock IN the forenoon, TO proceed in the
business Tor which We are appointed.
MARK Brown, JLruRo JOHNSON,
S. SCARBOROUGH,
July 80 TN Commissioners.
SUGAR CURED HAMS; Fitch and Shout
~ ucrs, Tor sale by WIN. TORDERT.
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200 .lCRES.

more Of less; wherein John Atmore now re-
sides, and which joins the lands Of John Now
land, VIM. B. BlIc., James McVcy, and others;
and hereby glve notice, that ON SATURDAY,
the 10Th day OF s. September next, between the
hours Of 2 and + O'Clock p. NJ, al the Court
House in Elklon, | will expose said tract or
parcel Of land, AT public auction, To the highest
bidder to satisfy said executions. Terms of sale
CASH, JOHN JANMEY,
Aug cots SGT Cecil C0unIy.
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MINUTES az E@n-acMN.



E8unrs Of Sadness.
hy SARAH j.. {. WurIrrnsEy.
There 5 a cool .iuirt spot ia the valley,
i'!"1 under The Oh w''I"" tree,
"'', ''' ''''"' va Gag -! "c'' -'"Ic'
Oh! you know not how at since we parted,
y" '@o"d from III" @ia".oine aud tree,
''' . a., ~ '..',,"
J or oo' ta'ir n" signing or warming
.'' ',', ''' ~ '-' '''' ~ ',''- ''1'S'
Jhatillr o.c.ornlic,nI wnn r9rcr
Gin, soft, in the shade q! The willow,
Nhctr b.ct~'s 90 Whispering by,
a. W., '''' ''. ,', - 'I' ','"'
ho'' are moments OF sadness so dreory,
,,;,l'' ',I,.. 1..''i,'
That lararn The uuermusi soul,
nav son. '''n', l"n- TO be- lying
W.. Jr.'. ''4 .,,'. "''', NV, r' .;.;a
D,-iuuo.g law ..pib~rn ,,r ,.or
~, ", ", ', ~, .'I' 's
Raylcs, hour. wherein is denied as
The luxury even Of tcars
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E'Ort Monmaies. pNchct EgonNn.

Fort fsonnafeS. PGGhcG EBOOGs.
4 Nd FANCY GOODS.--Ihe attention of the
Il trade, aud others, in want ofPort MUnnaies.
pocket books, bankers cases, dressing eases
portable writing desks, backgammon and chess
boards, chcssncn, pearl, shell, and silver card
cases, work boxes, caOas, needle books money
belts, cigar cases, portfolios, razors and razor
slrops, travelling TASKS, and line cutlery, togcth-
er with large variety Of FANCY Goous, which
viii be sold al The lowest rates.
i. II. SMITH,
Porte Munnaie nnd Pocket Book Manufacturer
aug - 3m 205 Arch ST. below Sixth. FA.la.
CURTAIN CALICOES. Just received a
" large lot Of curtain calicoes which are go
Ing 81 cents per yard calIFoo and see them
Apr9 BROWN & FOARD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

more or less.
This property lies adjoining the States Of
Pcnnsy lvania aud Delaware and is situated in
one of the most healthy and improved portions
OF Cecil county. Il is about 2 niles from ! W.
ark, OF mile from Sir.ek"rsyii.", aud sur
rounded by an industrious, moral and enter
prslng people; is convenient 10 schools aud
churches and us stand for business, utany klni
has advantages possessed By few places in Cecil
county.
1-c-E The Improvements are an cX-
E$r.5ds.N cclient Stone Dwelling with log
&I.a:es III, Kitchen attached, and a good
& .,l.. ~. frame Barn 80 by 20 ii. Th"re
-1-4' ' is good apnIc orchard on tn"
property. and a well Of delicious water at the
door The Lond is OF the very finest q4aiily
and susceptible Of the highest improvements
TERji> OF &lIF.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the Court
are; one thIrI The puic,a.e money 10 be paid
IN cash On the day al sale, on" oi.rl thrri IN
six AMI the remaining onr third in tW,lvo
mouths from tn" day OF sail: the lat two tn
slaIrnrnrs 10 bear interest from the day Of sale
and to b" secured By note, ay bonds oilHe purch-
as"r with approved security
Sale 10 commour- nj O'Clock p. r., on the
premises. J,HN G.. GEOONE.
HENRY [. AlAl nALT,
hUs p Is Trustees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-21

CoRREcs1oN. Our Baton Rouge Correspon-
dent, doubtlcssly Internationally, did injustice
to Senator Nealy. A statement, made on good
authority, will make the correction.
Mr. Nealy had paired off with Dr. Rivers, the
former opposed TO. the latter in favor of, the ex-
tension of the Charter of the Mechanics and
Traders Bank. Thus honorably pledged to
Dr. Rivers, according U the custom Of gentle
men in . similar position, he refused to vote
Mr.. Lacey sought to force him to vote, but the
members protested against any attempt to force
Mr.. Nealy to violate his pledged word. Mr.. La
cey then begged Mr.. Nealy to vote for recon-
initial of the bill, ia order to gire h's absent
friend, Dr. Rivers, an opportunity Of record
ing his uofe This in view, suspecting no trick
and acting in good faith, Mr.. Nealy agreed to
do. Mr. Lacey and his friends then deliber-
ately broke quorum in the Senate for three
days, when the Charter of the Bank had expired
and it was dead. We understand that Mr.. La
ccy boasts delightedly of the nice trick played
off on Mr.. Nealy, but we do not consider the
Senate Chamber a proper place for such petty
business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-21

EtfGLASp AND HER Posr.-Engand for post-offce pur-
poses is divided into districts Each district is
placed under the superintendent surveyor to whom
all the postoce employees in the district are subor-
dnate Letters posted in each district stamped with
peculiar colored composition Thus all postmasters in
the Western district stamp letters with yellow coored
composition in the midland district the color is blue in
the home district is brown in the Northern red in the
North Wales, green and in the South Wales purple
Foreign mails arrive at the General Post-oce at
almost all Of the night As as news of their
approach to London reaches the General Postoce from
the outpors by electric telegraph staff of clerks
moned by messengers and the mail is got ready for dstr
button BY this arrangement the whole of the foreign
mails are delivered at London and dispatched by the
morning mails instead of being left behind was often
the case when the former did not London before
four or five O'Clock in the morning by the regular night
mails In all the other departments there is the same
effective organization for dispatch