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RICHMON TOBACCO MARKET.


TOBACCO The breaks Friday ana Saturday we
l!i thong. not very large, but Monday they cJg
sdeIahy css than they have been for months pas,
The receipts the latter part 81 The pas, week and h"l
day. were much smaller than they were the early part
week. TIT marEr since cur last report, has Eren less
live tEan il Al that lime, though without any atr
change in prices. Common Jugs and Inferior leaf
The prices last noticed by Oar opinion Is that hrr
less tobacco Inspected from Tins Ia the ls October thu
there in the corresponding period last year; AMI n
.t0cks now hand ii inspected and unnapccted tpbarc
are much less than thry have been this OF tho
for more Than twelve years past.
n. NJ MARTIN g. co.
Sales of Tobacco by H. NJ MARTIN IL Con Lea /
hhds at 50 3 a, s. al 5 50 1T lO, 3 al 10 81 and
NJ IL; X 4 Hamilton ] NJ ~ 3d. p |. Hinton ! at H.
l. t,rnLie at = 20; Hon NJ T HAWKING , at ~ - L
and |! SO; Dr. p $ Foster at T.; r & Hinn at J.
s - and 10 80 \ d ASTON AT 10 80 and l. 81; 7 !
Aston at 9 2j T. !tnss,,l , ut Il and Is; Mrs y
rurner at ~; :. ?5 81 and 10; Dr. Geo J,ilerr
: =: G. - d So I 30 and 3; Mrs n Bullock /.
6 - and y; 3 = 1mDrp at o. 1 62, IS. 81. .
and NJ 9 %; } Rggan | al 81; Jno ID Hawkins d
: and 5 s.; W II Read III 6 %; W H.udrck at :,
lnd . ~; Juo Andrews nj I -; Jno Cn~thon, i
G2 and 10 -: II t's at 9 - and ~ ~, l. Slrga
{; Iap { !iaYts II ana i -: : : !,nyS,.r
y; Br /. Stamps = at 81 and 10 %; Ms Mary .
aston a S and 10 80 Or 4 Pnmer J 1t %; An
dcr.on AZ 5 81; DR. l. Mann al :; DR. Z lla%En
: Al & 81 and /! 81 T. Grrnin al ~ ana II %; Or & :.
Sins NJ ! 40, Il aud II 3, Or Il j ;"nna!y at =
l. IhOrp At 30 10 ard /: 81; I;nyd Al TO- J. ~
II 80 and IL 80; AMI hh : Msm.um at IL 50-lne la.
: JANICE Thomas j., Esq
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prrtu. MEETING IN HENRICO.

Ma meeting Of portion Of the people Of Honrico, held
II IN. tavern f. j. larris, At the terminus OF The Brooke
Turupke ruad on Saturday last The 9Th instant on motion
MAJ lanes Hin was called The Chair, and William W
MIrs appo.ned Secretary Whrreupon the object OF ht
,nrens was briefly explained by John ~ Davis Esq who
oc,ed The following resoutions which were unanimously
adopted: ;,h ,o;t,,
be u,se Of the Brooke Turnpike Company In demanding
and rcsyins tolls Of the public for travelling on 'heiF road
rordng 10 their charter which requires at thef tolls shai
h. sm,veni,d IN said road shall be properly repaired
2 Resolved That The INSTRUMENTATION oil e company IN
fnoy 10 acIucsca in The report OF The teehodes ~ho
onmnsd their road according The provisions oil mel
charter il unprecedented 10 the history OF aw.oSng anI
,wablne people, and IL likely 10 be p'ooucse oi
cuahc evil. IL. ,,,,Io 4. p.
Resolved That a general meeting ~ 'he people rs re
,sd NJ r. tavern OF f. p. iIris, Saturday, NE zotf
instant al o'clock p NJ 10 aks snch steps rs may uc NC
i; INA n,.n,is,s On motion the meeting adjourned
'"''''' - JAMES HILL, Chairman.
", ~ Menus Secretary.
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MARRIAGE OF LOLA MONTEZ. Lola Monte Is
m,,,i.I and citizen California The following an.
,ou,ccmeut IF The feet AL delc rpnn Of The ceremony
is from the San Francisco Erening ournG'
Married this morning, the HOLY Church OF the Mission
dolores b. The Reverend Father FlHVe Fontnihe "fac'
Madam. ;.aric Elise RUsenna Dolores Countess ol Lands
field 4. ead Baroness Muscntilai, and Chnnonesse OF
the Order Of Thcrcsr l,rirk Purdy iu Esq Coh'hc
Tor of the San Francisco Wing and Commercial tdreF'SeF
of this city. ,,
The ceremonies were performed in strict conformity WIN
the rules OF the Mother CEl;ch, but rendered pecuy ~
prcssiyr BY pure sim icy The distinguished ofe'
on approachng tr sacedaita deposited ~ the itct m e
Virgin with appropriate demonstrations q" deSotloh oei'
fu Offering There present, ~ Assist i'll Inc sle"
lies besides several ladies the Hon. Beverly T. sanders
late Collector Of the Port o San Francisco Hon. WI ~
RaTtu Esq President u the Board OF AsslslHhl ~.
JcrEcu HIS Honor Alexander Wells, Associate Jhs'cc u"
The Supreme Conf of the State OF California, AtAahue W.
AbrlI Esd late Consul Di The United States or me sum
sich Islands Louis K. Lg Esq, Assncste :ditnr 81 e
San Francisco Wing, Rob- B. Hampton Esq i. A. ht'T-
made, Esq Jno Rsnson Egg James Grant Esq '' ~
Ierrnan. and II. J. Clayton, EsI.
The marriage certificate Only acsied ny James J..
Wainwright, ESD in his Magistcrinl quality OF CLERK Oh me
County.
After the ceremonies, the bridal party was hostaoy en-
ertaintL BY the curae his apartments aoIoihna "
church. r.
Ii will be noticed remarkable event III The history oI
California that Of lr conspicuous ladies' % ne'
mc has lowed her fortune, hand and uncclions "po"
one of he enepsing anl worthy citizens OF ths "esc'h
most STATE Tree and Republican coniederacy.
Alter the III The y.rty 10 the CITY, ihc HAPPY @
were waited upon 10 thclf residence in he mousse ~ '
Gates hy oil the mo-" distinguished ~ oar Ci'Ge'
omnny whom the Hon John II Weller OF the " ..
Senate His Honor Gcurg- W Baker CITY tccordcr Stt-
aoly Yair, Esq, Hon. Judge Parsons.
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THE HOT wEATiER.-At Nrw York. IN Friday, the
weather WIS nloerabiy hot Al 3. 7. NJ III the pub
,ca ten nirc OF the Tribune the thermometer marked "nr
hundred and degrees. At midnight il was ~ IL was
not much cooler Saturday Up Ia o'cork, on FRIDAY
afternoon no Than thirty sudden deaths reported
M the rorunes office OF these upwards of twenty were
caused by the heat of the weather The coroncrs
were b,sy engaged during the day in holding inqusili"nS
mon The bodies of those who died Thursday, and many
uousiona had he deferred until Saturday. During The
week there were So deaths III the city from stroke.
A Number oi horses Tell dead in the streets on Friday.
In Boston the heat, last week, intense, and had
scarcely b en- lrsscned by the going OF ,hr The
deniZens OF the county, well The city, suffered much
from the oppressive atmosphere The Thermometer was M
10 90 in State street on Friday There several sudden
deaths
In Philadelphia Saturday afternoon, The thermometer
stood at st. Geo Key, who arrived hnm Europe the day
nrevious died from the heat
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ur,,ty ANOTHER RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT

WHEElISG, Aug lI.-lhe express Passenger Tram from
Baltimore ON Baltimore aud Ohm Rail Rnnd yesterday
afternoon thrown %" the track when passing through
switch al Cameron ~ miles from tina city The ball or
lever fell Jawn which by changing The tlacG threw three oi
The cars crow led with passengers entirely oil They were
saagr Ia say ont 81 over !U ladies and "tnt-
men not one VA. killed ,r serousy wounded Somr 70
80 are sipht, bruised and scratched. John " L. MrMa.
han Of Baltimore who in the train buried IN coal
s, but moi in the least degree injured An insestica-
ton into The causes the disaster by the officers Of The
road establishes that the switch had not been used that day
and had been properly placed and secured after being ast
used bur That about hour previous the accident two
men, lately discharged from hs cumpanvs service had been
seen handling the ball and il supposed they designed 10
run The train of matter Of revenge They will he
rested the charge tonight
Tho pa ssenseTs afterwards held meeting aud acquitted
he company Of al! blame aluch alarm felt al lirs
which gave way 10 Indignation against The offenders.
The travel the road is rapidly increasing and passeu
oers are loud In lts praise.
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APPOINTMENTS, &c.

W,sn,xGros Aug. Il MaIor Thomas ,. Eryaht editor
o IA. Western Chronicle, Lexington, NO. violent anu
Rcn,nu was to-day appointed Marshal OF missouri
s.u,ior Smith mas returned from Lake Superior ialrd
y,h magnificent specimens of the mineral wealth oi mat
region. i,. ranch ;,,c,.
CIT and uneasy feeling. -
Il. G. Murphy Consul 10 Shanghai, is to be rnlred on
Tuesday next, in Washington
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RAIL. ROAD SLAUGHTER.

TO chow the necessity of legislative interference, BY
pointing magnitude of the evil for which out
ragged public demand immediate CORRECTION well as ex.
enpasy redress the New York Herald publishes The follow
Ing table, showing the number Of rail road casualties
which have occurred in the United States during the
onths Of the present year and Few days of The present
uonth:
suhseR or RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS, wITh TAE KiLLEr AND
wouspEp suRlSa EACH MONTH THE PRESENT YEAR
,Iiud
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Photographed for The Petersburg Express
nISTR ESSiNi, Act'lDENT

FAYETTEVILLE N. c., Aug. Is Mr. Editor 4 most
melancholy distressing accident occurred near his Town
To-day The steamer "Cbatham,i when but few mice
distant On HE Cape Fear River exploded her boiler nlng
the fireman. and seriously inJung several Others Inc emp
tain the rvrr but rescued With ms arm oad
" broken The boat Immediately sunk She was ''auea
with splits OF urpcnlinc, and bound for Wilmington.
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DEATHS FROM HEAT, &c.

PsLApELpsiA Aug l4There was five deaths yesterday
from the effect of the heat-amons them was General Zen
net taken SICK al the assayeIs office ri ie Mint
whrre mo had received nm aopoinnrnt on Wednesday Ge-
neral Bennett served Captain IN The peEsy vol
in The heXcan After his return home Ne was
elected General % the Second Brigade de was employed
in u where the The moneer stood al l6U degrees
BosTos Aug. l3Tlere six deaths in This city yes
terday from excessive heat
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ACALIFORNIA BEAR-rhe lar.es, bear that has ever y
been this quarter of the globe arrived al
ty ,ays since r the ship Jacob Bell from Califs IN
lie s or the grizzly species and is believed to DC
pounds in weight II said that 27OUO have been @
an extensive and ugly passenger II is intended iof 's
Worlds Fair
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cIIANGE OF EDITORS.


Mr., A, W Mccormick has retired from the Parkc'so"'k
New. which will hereafter DC conducted by his late paf
Mr. C. pnoLs. We duuol not that The Ncws WIN ~ ~
Quoted will, It's usual spin! aud usefulness.
NJ. john T. Bower has transferred the Ale1an','o
10 Mr.. john r. bentley. and the paper VIII DC ,.o
iuc,et under The nrw name OF the "Standird =, " -,
l. Gordon - editor MIR q; is gentleman % 'o ,;h
,nd n uo,l writer as il shown by his saiu'a'o'!'
says: ,.,I ,,ona,i,u.
"a r;,;l 49,, sirt construction 4" Tue re" W;;. STAR
:" s,' si' -, ~. generated heads OF the virginia -
"; " Sr r nnIi,ics and opposed 10 ."c @ pi
..s' ,,nr influences OF the doctrines VI ,;H h..
'"s M Lii he The chief landmark oy ".ii.i I,
RAJ "C" ~ conduct OF the "Alcxanh'ia o'ah
suue ,hr.. principles that The present ~ ,hon, in
we h,nurh, in power. As long ne IL cpnio. from
wh' G,Tm,ncs of It's duties long wiz IL Iii h
W. ~ rnwoverinu support. feel confident Iu, N
n - sus,nn hu Administration of Genera ,eeo "
, 49, On 80, yenl with which advocated his cec'ioh.
r,, N,,onai lntcsencer states that Goth'oao'o ~
,,ict hss Ind An interview with Admirai oey'houi' 49,
formed hin, ,hu, although hs (the Adm'rars)
oar. f strict und rigid character admitting "a ~ ~
,o,sv ,,,ou on the part oil the officers oil 'e po'e.
ao,, ,e ,hey cnoined interference win tue nsnei''
u;,d States only in Of their open ana agtah'
.o,,o, If our treaty slipulaons. Neither true 'a'
s,,n vs.sIs from Eastpor,, other New England poS
h.o o an armed; nor is there any excitement el'hc'
. ~ ann ., the British coast. On the contrary, a"a''S
,.Iins al last accounts very calmly anu s''i'A.
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DESTRUCTION or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INJURED.
NoRTmAMrroS, Mass, Aug l2.-To.ay, whilst The oih-
GERS were in the Of destroying aoou, 2oo gallons OF H.
cuor !, was sci FIRE by houghess boys, ana out
Of lie by ndcys were badly burnt OF whom name
Cummings was go severely injured that his recovery Is
I,utt
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vrt1Cr EOR NEW ORLEANS.

PruapELrHIA Aug 1.-THE collections in this city IN
aid sufferers by the yellow lever al ne" ofca"s' "o
amounts 81 ,i0U.
NEw YoRK, Aug l2-'rhe contributions for New Orleans
have now reached 0CQ0 Paul Julien proposes concert
md
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MOCklNCi BIRDS.-JAn.rs fickers f:sq, VI ~ 'tn
bridge MARYLAND WHO has gone 10 Nr" On WIZ , 'H
knocking birds The Democrat says sAp ;a, I'M - Nv
Work, and They cleared him 81 each
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,rrn rpnM TEXaS

New ORLEANS Aug. lO,h-Ad'irrs l.om Galveston 20
August 5 bring no definite ot lite election me
crop. promised veil General Ma5eau Lamar died at San
Antonio on lie 9th.
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sTWe have received through the rolcness OF Mr. John
Perry agent III John Tails & Co., part five :" "Flowers q"
oveliness by The Countess of Ressngton, being com
panion 10 Flnirns Beauties Of Moore Also Nos - and
% of the Cryaai Palace Those Who are disposed to pro-
cure these works would no well 10 call on Slr Perry VIII"
visits our city the early part of each month We learn that
IN. ponuIarity .: these works is rapidly increasing.
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GuTTA pERcHA ". INDIA nrGHER.

ysyITE North American Prrcha Company. az"
wholesale. valley al !,1t'IiIS'' - '"i
erI acm .ucalzr.! GGt' rrrrna, al t'~ -. m ic!.
,pi-I Thee Goods waterproof, zee from " Pr
pubIr and like liIn Rubber, " inquired ~ Fi-,rt
ana viii not ,.-coGIo5e AMI hrc"ur -'ky Inc " r,tl
IN character from ANY nhr, Goods hrrtninc mae -
either H. ,hls country EUr"pr and air ""i"h "a T.,. -
mates. Among the y,,iriy ma. BE- i"nii '''s, w. iat
Ovcrails. ir.:u-. sou H"7'''
Blankets. Horse Cuvrr4, shower j'ts atn
I.al. Panci andIn Er.rs G'" iiiss H., VI
i.cll.n@, Caring" iutii' :"
..ry c. Il. anI effective Lie re..t.rr n.a'r y -gpr
Congress Al al hhia' a. Taf
"a INV ,,.r nat.r.r at soml- before me F""'.'
H.. Il Gear street suodi
u,,rr. II, .a,cr prpo goods Arc "'e! 20 ei, Il, Al.
,; .isy I'M find rtn cheaper AMI Tar -u''''' "
Ii,.v Il. - yer seen before.
H"t, ,-t,,, Utc,,a 4! shnr, notice. %
o'hsf' :" aug WM RIDER, pre- -
e = ErtI,Sos. Treasurer and sr.T
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NE" YORK, Acc. l5.'rhc heat Today has b,
ireui In us elects Ninety deaths from heat occurred
this city yesterday
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LARGE AND VALUABLE TRhci

IS SATURDAY. the 27th LAY 81 aisn,t, and yer, ra,si.
highest bidder. the premises. -, - The c,uny i" ~ :
hm Carolina. s.ioinuG the iHid. o. IN ,,nns about -
lI5lrrby Samuel r Mitchell A"h ,t,or "a. an. IA teI'
AMI The are There are ee"cf s1, Of cu4
I'll low aronnds most OF Nhoh u ~" ',,,tc,rI
and .:"-i! iI'h"'.'. to-
TINS ,ract 81 lard i" nh" ~ the contrn -
ct nA''t ,i.I ~, 1r,,IsI,rn Those ~-Is 20 A., -
rel, meet mi, surr opportunity =. ,,.,I Eaw-s
''l' ~ =, s. ,. j.ri Ill dll, ''pt' "A the iHLi'
,,ns. .,!- J., u,ir j.. sifu' ~ ,yhs rultias'is
Fanny, ,n! NIL hr ut"" . ''f"'' " :, !
~. hou,, W.. .r,ured ir the 'n'hr! urtpI> IT, Z
10 Ch
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PHILADELPHIA. Arc. Railroads.&c. the celeb,a.
linler: died in The street to-day from the excessive hea,
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We invite attention vi readers To Tho card oi INC
Young Ladies Academy OF the Visitation, 40 trenerlch
City, Maryland, in lo.days paper prospectus oil !heir
course al instruction and regulation be seen al our
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LATEST NEWS By THE TELEGH,p


boo ioN' aug Ia terrific thunder storm passed -
this vicinity last night. Several barns and house. ."
struck 81 the lightning and burnt and several persona W.
killed, and others injured ~
.atc adVces from Burnos Ayrcs received in Boston .,
mat The blockade was raised on The 2O,h July
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4 R!..!.. to-. "a ti,. ..,,-.. ~ ..z.5,. ~
Tocl,ck \. ". l2Uc!ork NJ. O'clock r VI
August II. - 81 81
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The August number o. the Southern Literary Mcsseh
ger has been i.sued-and nn eAcrllent nnnbcr il is
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New UslEASs Aug. IS The mortality has been IItii1
the iccne ior The last three days. ranging from two
huhd,i ana t,c hundred and twenty five, as The
total numbe! vi deaths per day.
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NEW ORLEANS, AuG l5.-The deaths during
week ending Friday, amount to 27 from yellow fever
BALTIMORE, Auo. l5.-Sales of 500 bbls aour a, s;
S0U0.bushrls wheat red 81 O5 09; white 81 90
Sales Of % 900 bushels corn white So 60; yellow IS
NEW YORK. Ave. Is Sales to-day Of 10 900 bbls
Al s. II. Wheat 81 80 81. Corn steady at ~ cts
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All. BURIED Learned last evening that suti
Client number nl had been cn:yed during the day
get al: bodies in n hn cemeteries under ground For
several DAYS previous bodies had been accommodating
rapid rite that graves could not be furnished for them
uuIttall a,d the morning they remained by dozens
IN tic era vryuF nburIed ainlng the air Tor rods around
with presidential ulos On Sunday evening the number u
the unhrd sICaier than though the cham gang
had been employed during The day in the digging of graves
Five dollars per hour offered bat even AZ that
could not be- employed for the swollen dead bursting
their collin lids and the stencil was srkenng in tho
,renc |. IT, moreover complaint that the graves
are not dug anything like HE required Depth and TINT The
Thin earhtn covering IL not ul en IN prevent HE
.. foul gases from The dCconposing dcac.
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sS-OODhN BUCK ETS. 2on ,i,acm ralcl, Woaien Eu,
W CTS, aG.iu am! tor s.Ciiy

HNUK HIRE: For the bai,ur" year. t:n
the nhcr IL i" ace ircuumei L" house aIt
nursing children. ApIty
AlIul H.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
Original 6 orrr:pcnAcn:r.
For The Cecil lFhic.
SKETCHES OF TRAVEL NO. III.


New York and its CITY cnviions are
Justly celebrated for their churches. The
forest Of spires seen ABOVE the roots of
the houses as plainly indicates her re-
igious prosperity, as the forest of masts
at her wharves declares her commercial
thrift and greatness. Verify a great
change has taken place in the city Of
Goshen, since the time when the cattle,
according to the odd conceit of our own
Irving, laid out the streets of New Am.
stcrdam, by their daily itineralions to
and from their lavorite ,r0tering piaces.
With a population Of more than hafa
million she is rapidly approprating the
surrounding country her own purposes.
Manhattan Island is too strait for her,
and Jersey and Long Island must bear
their share in sustaining the immense
burden Of her people. But TO the church.
es. Trinity parish includes four churches
and is one Of th" weatheist CORPORATIONS
in the city. 1t is a reflection exceeding
ly pleasing to the christian, that two Of
the most valuable sites in our whole
country, those Of Trinity and St. Paui's
churches, are consccrated to the worship
of the true God; that while the devotecs,
of mammon, and the votarics Of pleasure
have their shriues, the God Of chiStan
land is favored with the best offerings
that land can give.
The spire Of Trinity towering too
hundred and eighty-iour feet above the
thronged thoroughiare and surmounted
with cross, first strikes the attention Of
the visitor coming over the wate:. II is
truly beautiful; initiating the Gothic
piles of old Europe, it transports us to
the days when the tower and spre were
the lite and soul OF the building. 1t is
furnished with clock and full chime
of bells. The material is the light
brown freestone from the Little Fails
quarries in New Jersey and is through
out fairly cut. The body Of the church
is ornamented on the exterior with but
tresses and battlemented skyline, The
interior is very fine; double range of
stained widows admit through the sides
ga dim religious light" SO very dim that
one can with difficulty see to read. At
the west end opposite the grand entrance
on Broadway, is the chancel. Here we
have very beautiful window on which
are painted SIX figures as large as life.
The pulpit Is to the right of the chan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
Original ilorn..
Ut Wt gLLtI " WTS
Autumn Winds.

The sere, the sal, the mourn full days in funeral
pomp AMI Gloom,
Are come TO hide the last faint smiles of Sum
MGR in the iomb
The treasures CT the fields have sprung and
bioomed and past away,
And we are left alone to mourn above their
pale decay,
The solemn winds they come. they come with
signs on every breeze;
Not sorrow pours round early bier SO lnournful
sounds as these;
Sad through the gloomy niSes Of night they
come TO haunt our souls
With memories OF the dea on each wild drge
that dO!ciul rolls
They come to wake burial hymn around the
violct's grave
To wait MS back our youthful dreams DER
Times remorselcss wave;
To whisper Of those c!oulless skies and never
failing howers,
And plains by bcauleous beings trod, the dear,
the loved Of ours,
And us beneath the leaAcss trees stand at shut
Of day,
The winged wanderers lift their voice and
plainly seem To say:
"Wc come, the hcralls Of the Dead, from that
far, happy shore,
The soul, that tread whose glorious plains shall
bless your eyes no more;
OuE PAIN Is yer The W!ntry sea midst darkness
storm and foam,
Where the great thunder comes TO rock the
dark wild wave, GU: home;
We come to shake the gloomy vale, TO haunt
your lonely bowers,
And sweep the trembling forest-lyre through
the long wintry hours,
To bear aiar each lcal Of bloom-through hall
and minister dim
TO send at night our bllowy moan and roll our
mighty hymn''
One boon we crave. We rushing winds, We her
aids from the Dtad
We ask ii with tear, . winds, ere We for ave
be fled;
Whilst DER that high, unroddcn cline, Won
lanU OF smiles and ight,
And through It's Amaranthne wales We held
your balmy fight,
Beside the nrvcr-iailing streams that sleep nm
troubled there,
Saw yc the lost. the loved Of ours, the good, the
YOUNG, the fair?
O tell, if from those blessed hills and skies for
ever clear,
They sometimes send one burning thought to
friends that Iingcr here,
"We'vc ruvri that lar, celestial shore, those
sweet anil tranquil streams,
Whose golden hours DER spotIcss souls glide
soft like gorgeous dreams;
We've canned their shining garments fair in
zcphyrs sweet and wild,
And they spoke not though their bright lips
moved but looked ON u and smiled
For they knew that we would whisper back
some ilIlngs to you! shore,
Ofthosc who toled and bowed and wcpt but
smiled and wcp no more +. II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15
HENRY r, BRlNGHURsT,
Successor to Jos. BringhurSt)
Wholesale and Retail DrugSi>t.

MO. 81 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, next
~ door 10 the corner of Fourth. | hav" iargc-
ly increased the stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, aud
Patent Medicines Of tho old stand, for years
occupied by Joseph Brinahurst. | manufacture
with great care all my Chemical and PLarIna-
culiral Preparations, personally selecting ny
stock from the largest importing houses Of
phia lclphia and New York, and other places,
(or cash only, and am prepared TO sell whole
sale and retail, Drugs, Chemicals and Patent
Medicines ofall kinds al the lowest cash prices.
Everything | sell warranted oflhe best quality,
or the money returned. am the sole aud only
wholesale and retail agent for DR.. ID. Jane :
Family Medicines, which, with all other Pat
cnt Medicines, will be sold Wholesale and re-
tau at the proprietor's lowest prices.
Wilmington, Sep II 1y