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AW NOTICE-sDSEY 8. BAXTER, late attorney general
IL Of Virginia, has removed to Washington practise law.
lie will practise Supreme the United States
Of the District OF Columbia, and
business conhded 10 him.
oace in Moson building AZ street. fPennyiva
MIA
Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Richard Moncure, Hon. C. Is. samues,
Hon. g. II. Lee, OF the Conu Appeals OF Virginia
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To the senator's and members OF Congress from Virginia.
Junel
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WANTED Improved Farm Of from ono hundred
70 hundred and Any ess, within ms~ Of
wssAnsssa from upward will suit Any
son h.vi.s farm wishes cell
san 6aA purchaser addressing paid stating terms. Ac,
NJ. w. BOYD
Oct l3-4aw7w Has-r-sowa Nd
N AUG UsTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA,
SAMUEL G. WILSON. Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North eide of Broad fArss Doors Vert
Washtnsto~ Sired.
THE having Of this hrst class hotel
L will give undivided 70 The ACCOMMODATION OF
efforts will he directed 70 promote
the comfort him with ~ opportunity 20
thrm, transient tosrdns ~ Ne" NJ sucn
through travellers ~ ms prsuonsss his daily crdinsres
The viii be preserve me chsr
SAMUEL g. WILSON
Aus g-d7sS lswtNo~
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NUriCEThc subscribers having entered into coParnershp
IN under the Arm ELLIS n BRO, prepared
construction and repairs of steam engines and other
chtney.
rh.y have taken the wors In the city Of Wash
side the canal between 18th and An
Streets formerly VIM. Mckinstry, deceased The
senior arm having for many years been engaged IN
and other machinery o the
machsst of the in this
city, themselves they viii be enabled q fun
satisfaction the construction repairs OF work
with which they may be inirnsted .
Mills arranged by the
William cKins viii be constructed Al This esshsnmsn
formerly.
All thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
WIN. NJ. ELLIS,
JONAS H. ELLIS
I2aw4w
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PsEdors OF the above will please and send ic
bills Patent Once, with containing This notice.
Dec 3-law3w
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ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.

ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.
WHlrErRIAgs, July 80, 1851
We have much pleasure bearing testimony
rvabe from tho OF faced and
combining far enables
surface, sharpness facility
economy in working
BRADBURY < EVANS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24
no AEDYEIR TfAElsS.

TWO things as certainly established as any
L others are; that "the policy OF every man in
business, who must live by the pubic, is 10 let
the public hear Of !llin;" an hat "ihe pa
per is has best speaking rumptl." The circu-
nIion OF The Cecil Wing in Cecil and the
ncighborIng counties is already extensive and
is rapidly increasing. Ii circuatrS among an
enterprIslng, thriving and bHsihg people, who
are always wanting all manner OF wares and
merchandise, and woo are uiiIing to purchnpe
H"d ade 10 rag. Those persons therefore. who
have articles Tor sale, Of any description. aud
who would like 10 find Il arket for them in
Cecil county, or the counties Adjoining, would
advance their interests by advertising ia This
paper.
And as many Merchants, Manufacturers and
thousands of others, vino read The Cecil Wing,
often visit and buy goods in Baltimore, Phila-
dcIphia and Wilmington, merchants, and deal
ers Of all kinds in ihu>e cities, would, no doubt,
increase their bwils s. by advertising in It's
columns. Apply 10 The Editor Of Tie Cecil
Haig, EMtoM, Nd.
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ApA T. 40.

At her fathers residence, after hrict illness,
ofDysentery, Miss REBEcCA WILKINSON, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Jonathan Wilkinson. Of Chester GO;
Pa, aged about IL years. Truly SIN the midst
of life we arc in death" On Sabbath Two
weeks previous to her departure from earth,
she attended Divine Worship, apparently in
the bloom of health, youth, and beauty Her
death is lamented by numerous relatives and
friends, but her early departure may lead the
young to reflect that death not only visits old
age and weakness, bul in the spring-tlne OF
life, he oltimcS stretches forth his icy hand and
On Thursday last after lingering illness.
Mrs. SARAH GILES, consorl Of Mr.. George B..
Giles,
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Attention vS'5sigS.

The Wings Of the several Election Districts
in C"cil county are requested 10 meet al the
usual places of holding elections on SATUR-
DAY n"At. the 9th ofscptembcr INST. to select
five delegates from each district to meet in
County Convention at Elklon, on THURSDAY
the 29Ih inst, to nominate candidates for the
House nt Delegates. the Shcrilalty, County
Commissioners and Surveyor.
And as Justices OF the Peace, ConStahles and
Road Supervisors are to be elected for the dis
irIcis respectively, it is recommended that there
he full attendance at the District Meetings TO
max" the District nominations, where it is
thnu"ht advisable so 10 do.
~ flount Pleasant, named in the Act Gre
ating the Eighth District as the place for hold
ing elections therein, is recommended as the
p!ar" i"r the District meeting.
80 o'clnck p. NJ. is recommended as the
hou! Tor III" District Meetings TO assemble.
RI Dr,!ar Of tbn TcD}r1I Committee
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'His own residence. 1t thus appears that in
his own election district, Mr.. Bowie got all
the votes but H..
The CoMEr.-The European cores
pondent of the Newark IN. J.) Daily
Advertiser; writing from Genoa under
date of August 26, says:
"a splendid comet is just now lending
attraction to our western sky. 1t was
observed here for the first time about
ten days ago, and is SAID to be the one
which Mr.. Hind, the British astrono-
mer, announced two or three months
ago as about to reappear-atter an alb
sence of some 200 years. Its tail, to
speak in language that all understand,
appears to about - or 10 feet in length,
and is perfectly seen by the unassisted
eye. The head is unusually large and
brilliant, and it seems to be chasing the
sun-and disappears about two hours
after sunset
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MIR. BOWIE AT HOME.

The best evidence of the personal
merit Of public man may often be
found by the estimation in which he is
held by his own neighbors. In the cleo
ton returns Of 1851, we have strong
testimony on this point in favor of our
Guhernatorial candidate. His oppon-
emf, at that election, was a talented
eloquent and popular Wing, General
Thomas F. Bowie. The following was
the vote in Montgomery
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Stray Mare and dOst.

SrKANED away from tie premises of Capt.
John Burbagr, near ChcEarcakc City. on Sat
urCay the 18th inst, bay marc, seven Yeas
old, and her colt, inui months old. The
mare has large star in her forehead. white
slip on hernoSc, three white fee, and large
scar on her hind leg. near where the hrcrcl-
band rubS The colt has sar in its face and
one white foot. A liberal reward will be paid
any on" who will return them In the subscriber,
give such information a. Will lead 10 their
recovery. EBENEZER CHOPPER.
Sept. ~ 3w Chesai cake City.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Hnig.
Letter from GhCS:s ;,e:tkc Ei1y,

CHESAPEAKE CRY, Sept. %, SO.
The New Locks Remoral Of he Hotel Politics
and Candila'es-Church .Gf;irs, &c
DEAR R.--Unforeseen circumstances
have caused the interval in the cores
pondence which | promised you from
this place, but since election times are
comm, " and other important matters
are transpirlng daily, deem it essential
that the readers Of Tie Whag should be
informed of matters here, and shall in
future be more punctual-moTe faithful.
The building Of the new locks still
occupies public attention, as it naturally
should do, since it changes the entire
business and appearance Of the Eastern
side of the city. The contract has been
taken by Messrs. Dodge, Candy and
Reed, of New York City, who being
regular contractors, furnish men, engines
etc, themselves. The amount paid them
has not yet been revealed, but rumor
says that each lock will cost $4,000,
or Whereabouts. The tavern house will
be removed Immediately, Gi is thought,
and the front placed on Church street,
which runs directly in the rear Of the
lot it now occupies.
Politics are active, Dnd Locofoco stock
is high. A Candidate of the party for
the legislature is beating around the
bushes, but knowing ones say he can't
come it, having already proved himself
faulty. He promises to stump the
county however, and do an immense
amount of good to the party in that
way. Trot him out, we say.
The SupervisorshIp that noble office
lis, however, more asplred to. The
Democracy had last week no less than
! IA candldates-all anxious to serve the
party, and what is more surprising, oh
Unfit en- ial men. Now, this numb, r has
decreased some 4 or 5, and 1t is thought
probable that an old and tried veteran
OF "thc rank and file" will be the noml
nee. The chances of war, however
are uncertain, and the ID will be un.
chained here soon.
The Churches are all well filled now
particularly the Episcopal, (Rev. K. l..
Godsborough, Rector.) An attack
made upon the doctrines OF this church
by minister OF another Orthodox
church two weeks since, serve only to
crowd the hall on the ensuing Sabbath.
"A subscription to build church will
soon be put in circulation-Q hear.)
| Yours, PlslsTRATUS.
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$50 REV ABeD.

DROKE JAIL.--Fivc prisoners escaped from
ID the Elklon Jail on Thursday night, Srptcm-
Der 22d, namely:'Ioscph Richard on, John Carr,
Simon Spracuc, Bill Dick and John Thomas;
all in for criminal offences. Carr was heavily
ironed. They were assisted by persons from
the outside of the Jail. will glue $40 piece
for information which will lead to their recov-
cry. aud for information which will lead to the
conviction OF any one who helped them TO es-
cape will give $50. JOHN JANNEY,
Sep "a Shil Cecil county.
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Col. GrOome not a Candidate.

We are authorized to state that Col.
}. {. Groome cannot consent TO be the
Wing Candidate for Congress in this
District. The state of his health and
his personal engagements at this par
ticula: time, besides other consldera-
tons have induced him to decline a
nomination.
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The SElcrinnStY.

Mn. EplroR:-As it Is still in doubt who
will be our candidate for the SherItialiy, feel
at liberty as true and unhinching Wing. to
recommend 10 the consideration OF the Wing
Party, Mr.. GEORGE L. WooLEy, as man every
way qualified for that office, and one who
would receive undivided support of the wing
voters, and many Of the Democrats.
North East, Sep p. HEcToR.
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EigEsE.Eg SAKE;
OF Personal PROPER HY.

+ HE subscriber viii sell at Public Safe on
j III f:DAY. the lSrh Of Oclob,r, OF fan,
1t not III" next iair Gay,l on the premises, two
mites below North East, the following p,oprr-
~; " mead Ct work horses. on" 6nc bI"od,i
mare win t"nI; coli coming Two wears Ola, 8
n'"l ct young cat'I", ) mIlrh cow, 70 shonls,
h'i h>hIre breed; pinnGhS, harIows, tau, corn
Sa'"'f, H@hl family wagon, two horse WAGON
morse cart. Sc. Also, beds and hcd>'paGS. ma
ho.ary BUREAUS and side boards. windsor chairs,
and ether articles MOI enumerated.
:"ir ia commence al 10 O'Clock A. NJ when
terms will be made known by
Sep 2lts VINCENT HAMMOND.
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END OF THE WoRLD.-The 18th of
May, 1854, is the day now fixed upon
by the MilleriIes for the destruction of
the world. A II mistakes are now cor.
rected, and the great event may be de-
pended upon they predict, at that time.
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Gle nlarkets

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Flour 5.S75; Sc
wheat red Sl.l5 lis, white Sl.23 les;
Corn y To "A cts; oats 80 to IL cts; cloversecd
$Gj Timothy 1925 To $50.
ELKroN, Sept. 2fth--Flour 5000; wheat
Sl.l5; corn GS SO cts; oats "a cts; potatoes
10 cts.
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THE CR1rrER.-The Bangor Wing;
of September 9th, says that City Mar
shall Farnham, of that city, has seized
under the Liquor Law, S,413 gallons of
liquors, since the goth of April last, and
the most Of it has been condemned and
destroyed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24
THE DISTRICT MEETINGS.

Whigs attend the district meetings
this afternoon. See the call of the Cen.
trail Committee. The meeting for this
district will be held at Taylo r's tavern,
in this town.
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MONEY WANTED. The undersigned
Nl wishes to borrow Nine Hundred or one
thousand Dollars, Tor which he will give a mort
gage IN Il farm worth 50 900. Apply To the
subscriber midway between Chesapeake City
and Elkion. WIN. I. MEETEER.
Sept 81 iwe
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FaR CONSTABLE.

CALEB c. CANTWELL is announced Tor
the office of Constable in the 3rd District. and
will be supported by llosTS or FRIENDS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24
The NEXT ELECTION IN MARYLAND

HE NEXT ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
This is to take place on the first We'd
nesday Nhe 2d) of November next,
when a Governor, members of the Leg
islature, and other State officers, and
members OF Congress are to be chosen.
She election is, therefore, in every
way, important, and every voter should
take it home to his heart as involving a
duty which demands of him the faith
full an! discriminating exercise of the
right Of elective franchise that belongs
to HIM ds citizen Of the State.
The great duty which the Constitu-
ton devolves upon the citizens, in the
selection Of the men who are to be
charged with the administration Of the
government OF the State, is to vote-and
to do tins with reference only to the
public good. The time is now approach.
ing when this duty is to be performed
and is there man entitled to the exer-
else OF the elective franchise, who will
not vote! We trust not, we must be-
lleve not, because, if for no other rra-
son, there is that in the character and
qualifications Of the candidate for Gov
ernor, nominated be the Wing State
Convention, winch should, and we
therefore must believe will, awaken an
enlhus'a sm in his behalf that ought to
make all voters proud of the opportun-
tNy of voting for him.
And every Wing in the State will
vote! We say it with confidence; we
pronounce it with pride, as evidence
that the Wings OF Maryland are worthy
OF the great cause, with which their
party name associates them; and we re-
cord 1t with pleasure as leaving no room
for doubt that Richar ]. Bowie, of Mont
gomery county. is 10 be the next Gov
ernor Of Mary land.
The responsibility, Wings of Mary
land, Of seeing that this confidence is
not disappointed, is upon you. "a full
vote and a fair vote, is certain to bring
Wing victory" is an adage which time
and every election has demonstrated
to be true. See TO it, then, that; at the
election next November, no Wing will
have to reProach himself with having
failed to vote, and the government of the
State of Maryland, executive and leg
lative, will then pass TO the care of
Wings, who kmop their duty, and wHl
do u.-Bah. Paniot.
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Notice &c Tax PAYERS.

ALL persons wishing 10 avail themselves OF
the reduction of four per cent on their State
taxes, can do so by meeting the undersigned at
the hotel of Mr.. Jos. p. Krauss. in EIhron, on
the 29lh and 30th inst. J. p. PRICE.
Sep 81 1t Collector for Sd Dist
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MAGISYR ATE.

The friends of WILLIAM KNOTS, Esq,
take occasion hereby TO announce him as can
didate for Justice OF the Peace in the 3td DIST.
He once held the office and gave entire
SATJsP ACTION.
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FOR JUSTICE OFF THEE g7EACE

Mn. EDIToR:-Please to announce JOHN y.
RANKIN, Esq. for Justice of the Peace. He
is the man for the office and a man Of
The PEOPLE.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

Mr.. JOSEPH MILLER will be supported
for Road Supervisor by many farmers, wagon
ers, and others interested. He knows how 10
mend roads, and they know how 10 cast NorEs.
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HE SUSSEX COUNTY CANAL.-A
meeting will be held at the Court House
in Georgetown, Del, on the 9th inst,
for the purpose ofreceiving subscriptions
to the capital stock of the Sussex coun-
ty Canal, which was chartered by the
legislature of that State IN 1893. 1t is
designed, it is said, to connect this with
the Maryland and Delaware ship canal
which was authorised to be cut by a
recent act of the Maryland Legislature.
The route spoken of Is from a point on
the Choptank river, near East New
Market, observation-disclosures eastwardly
to the Broadlin Greek at or near the
Delaware Bay--passing near Seaford
and Georgetown.
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Russia AND CHINA.-'Ihe sudden ap-
pearance of Russian squadron in the
China seas has given rise to much spec
ulatlon. 1t was conjectured by some
that the vessels were sent as a sort Of
tlotilla Of observation, commissioned to
watch and report upon the connection
of foreign powers with The revolution
lists; Others, that the Emperor Of the
North was about to assist his Eastern
brother in quoting his now troublesome
subjects; but the weight Of popular oln-
ion inclined TO the belief that the ships
would set oil for Japan, and perhaps
anticipate the Americans at Jeddo.
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TIE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION AT PAR.
Is.-The French Minister having re-
quested our Government to appoint
some person to represent it at the Inn
versal Exhibition OF Fine Arts and in
dustrv, to be held in Paris in 1888,
Secretary Marcy has Informed hIm that
the President has no authority to dr>ig-
bate any one. unless directed BY law.
He promises, however. that the Amrri
can Government will do all in its pow
er to aid the purposes Of Elanc' IN car
rylng out the objects Of the exhibition.
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MlLLERlsM.-lt seems that this drlu-
sion, which ragged so iuriously several
years ago, has hot died out yet. There
are two societies in Nashua, y. H., ac-
cordinE to the Gazette OF that lace,
who keep UP Hines midnight cry or
yell. Some of them profess to believe
that the world vii! come to an end in
1891, and none of them can stretch It's
existence more than two years from this
time.
THE PAYMENT OF THE STATE DEBT Of
Mississippi, has become IA part in the
next political canvass. Parties have
taken sides, and are discussing the ques-
ton with high animation. The Mi>Sis-
sippian, the democratic organ at the
capital is stern and inheXible in oppos-
ing the payment, or even providing tor
the interest.
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SUccEssFUL TREATMENT OF DYsES.
TERY.-A correspondent at North East =,
writes us that Doct. Owen has lately
had under his treatment one hundred
and five cases Of dysentery and has not
lost 4 case.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24

ORR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR. The
National lntelligencer publishes the
correspondence between the President
Of the late Wing State Convention and
Mr.. Bowie, our candidate for Governor,
and appends to il the following ust re-
marks:
All Of our readers in this city and the
surrounding county who have had the
advantage Of personal acquaintance
with the Hon. Richard |. Bowie. as well
as those from all parts Of the Union who
have been associated with him in Con.
gress, will deem it fortunate that the
Wing Party of Maryland have selected
that gentleman as their candidate for
Governor of the STATE. His gentleman.
ly bearing, his experience in public al
fairs, the steadiastness of his political
faith, and, above all, the entire sound
ness OF his principles, as evidenced in
his public career and confirmed by his
letter of acceptance, strongl Y recon-
mend him to the cordial and united
supper. of the People of Maryland for
the high station in connection with which
his name has been placed before them.
The compliment bestowed on the poll
teal character of Mr.. Bowie in the ST.
cond paragraph OF the letter of the Pres
ldent Of the late State Convention, in
forming him of bis nomination, is both
tellcitous and Just.
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SALE OF LAND,

Bolcmm .Noner, Cecil Co., .Na,y1an1.
Dl virtue ia Decree Of the don, rable A .be,t
ID Constable, judge OF the Cheat Court tor
Cecil county. in Chancrry, the Undersigned as
Trustee, wll sell AT rtlc Sale ON
Sa(urdoy, tie l5th # Or!oter, mert,
all that tract cr parcel e. land >lluat, GA Bohc-
ma Manor, Cccll county. MARY land, whr!,Ur
George :. Bryan d'c'i >rizcd, Containing
gG,, Acres OF E.ailG,
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THE FORCED LOAN IN MExIco.-The
New York journal of Commerce learns
through private letters from Mexico.
that Santa Anna, on the 18th uItmo.,
was still at Tacubayo, endeavoring to
effect forced loan Of seventeen mil
lion dollars from the clergy. He had
succeeded in enlisting large body of
troops for his standing army, but was
destitute OF the means to pay orsupport
them. He had cut of sources of public
information as to his own movements
and intentions, though he kept Jealous
watch upon the factions opposed to
him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24

ACCOMMODATION TRA1N.-On the
Ph!a., vii. and Bait. Railroad, tram
Of cars now leave Philadelphia at 6
o'clock in the evening, Wilmington at
S, and arrive at Elkton at half past g..
BY the same train passengers can 60
from here to Baltimore, reaching there
at half past II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24

THE CRYSTAL PALACE The New
York Post says that the exhibition at the
Crystal Palace will close on the first of
December. outstanding the stock
has declined from $40; the price at
which it sold some months since, to
$3.50. the Post says that even with
the present rate ofreceipts the company
is clearing $1,000 per day, while the
value Of the building and the lease,
which is for two years longer free of
rent, must return to the stockholders
far more than the par value.
LONGEVITY OF QUAKERs.- The last
census returns in England reveal the
singular fact that the average age attain
ed by this peaceful sect sGjty one gears
two months and tmcnty-one days, while
half the population of this country die
before reaching the age Of II, and the
average duration of life the world over
is but SO years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24

UBERNAToRiAL CANvAss.-lti is stat.
ed that Mr.. Bowie has invited Mr. Lig.
on 10 canvass the state with him. and
that the latter has accepted.
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GUANo.-The increased use of this
substance as fertilizer, and its high
price as well as present great scarcity,
arr directing attention TO the subject of
endeavoring to do away with the sys-
TEN OF monopoly under which it is at
present supplied. A correspondent Of
the CharlrStown Mercury, who refers
to the demand for this compost for cot
ton, proposes that the United States
government shall relieve Peru from its
Obligations to the British bondnolders,
under which the monopl y is maintained,
by advancing to that government ST.
100000 or SO, 900, 600 on the condition
that the guano trade shall be thrown
to this country; our importers paying the
rates charged to the importers Of other
countries. The Washington Union
copies the communication with the re-
mark that the ''sublect is attracting at
tention and provoking discussion in
many of The southern States, and We are
sure the administration wi not fail to
give due consideration to the suggestions
made on the subject"