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/ iPtn.--LaAr superior lnsot Coppet IRON the
niNSESoiG MINING ooSFASY Sa is' i,eSsiss.l
+ EIEE iHCLS AFIOAT and to ARRIVE
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No. as f-aTi ami - Goists
INDIAN BREAD-This is superior article n
AntHsa' tis expressly for family ~ l. made b. 10
sn ., no tr Sd ca b. cstss So 81 6reepa5 eofasf #
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t'4,s ". '.lss Aiae's Aasfrspa AID Arho@.
cad, Ill H,a4. rs,r-is Ezcs-ass Notes Labe
4 IGNEOUS MARBLE .-Wareroop No 1914
II hioto~Ay Nen-IofA .-fREtNp 20 Man iaciures
ircr sols TrusOoa &c IN e1aotnes. Of lnap Of hs
seus' ob Era hspsei sr 81, Pqr'"s % shsh eI9en
svs gsIe.r srahl- u ehsroees o.si9sa h.ts srs sae
SIP ~ -.a az !. W y - - - LII So
.egs kept bad q tse WsfeTo nssns Pr Hassiat
al letaus inter- s-sd are tuV.ed % call
Y>bE GENUlNE EAU DE COLOGNE.-NR.
Il a. rniNANp AORf No l.c Paarl~t t-T-iort ay 80
3D. ntslt ~ the l.it-t refer waos2s
JoaASV MARIA PARMA
Col,rre stYt 10 1888 Op 'ste tAl 90 icaspacf-
V'LUSSIS-NO Pk.irSs URE 90 the SPINE
hJ ILE ms rvrnf. ih- pets. Guard sprns
s,Ih ard >gpgg- pacr he Old i-A51cd
49, ld n ftcci d. t bsud aoc err ufes r. f.sarc
xe, touCiiDs - Presses Slo1t-E Braces
4 al x rici Applied tas
ore &c Nov Yct iai-nts rasssd w-ks Of
eu.- sfitr dance
NLASI POWpEk-R e Rabbit is the origins
4tuiof ,f hr ttrra Yeast p Der sEch Prcparse az
so6 D. a. l. ~ We I9rk Toe
sha heu5 hsi fAes tS W. tis lhovs
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FOOT III Hrfay-st
IE NEW snd SPLENDID STEAMER TaOS.
EKON PECK-sLIP PIER For Shrewsbury,

Be % al OF
ELIAS HAIgHFs sQUAN LINE ans 10 cosn@etl'H
win hi Boat All sfod rssns tAs Boa N -cc'ns
o. he OWuer.
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A Lsnr Braach Hl-h House Pom Wsa1aEia
MoHls Dab 6foes pgsh Aealston .na .sd bs9h ae ae
sEvs seks'p Se-u-rsa PlE EsIt kissE tag - fol0~'
zso .
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CTPRFNF COURT-JOHN CRABTREE against

> CAfHAhINE EODINsOS, AiDu is.n.iE va, ne 81
Of John Roi I'D WilAan tO1s5
1rIsttsf fo6utu sid Calhalilr BIZ ~ s@n1~ fg' AL
Hun hobIsn I'D BddFe 30 lfs som
fs rtbf TO d. fsf AfH 20 -
RObIAsON. ALEXANDRA 70 IsSJN AfH Ar ~ q
- BIZ ~ YOUNG, and LIZ be wife fsa
b. ncLsd No gsr 20 sin Ia fhs IA
Sled be of hi c. X VI tis CJgnfy " RE iy1
he .,h la ofCcobsr s3 aePy fJJsr
TIE L ssicrbfrs a. % rohce. % " Ne
th ca leV-l gA1 d. - hs ssrvc 81 ,ls
81 Of ID day .fs ervcs, I'd ff1l II
81 i4iU. slrln h s1rslt The yitnft a
tih larI y IL C0sr sr las r dematsd ia tas
"a lass- tMERsog l. PRfcHARD 2iPsA,,,a
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1--WE PEOpIE u the STATE Of NETWORK, By

TIVE PEOPLE Il the STATE Of NEW-fORK, By
q. Craze q God Prse Lea .1dsatO al prsa< tnts
Of WILLIAM h. BRI aLEY ale q sls iaa1 4
Trr9sS +. dsces-ed . dt9r u Gin "a
.sus are@tuE nd each hsrsb< e,d sd
auud t,s1ay b. Al sgpr 5etfe 5nfyfts " the
Conn hsw3 kx sdce ~ tho fy y S-wfcrs
Dec ter Al esTea &c IN til fn,.n af
bsf "a al ss-rd he -sf ofts c4ar
q pioe.d Dguce DIR AauniI t1s a
no 81 - ! Wllaal II. Bril-ey. Secsas4
In kz caased ~ ~ u
Tos. Z b. 3. asto -. ~na A .ENAlDzR "
bRADFOL D. - 8srcssts u oar co4nty CITY
feN.l - 9Th DAY " asy year ~
thors d e.<ht aur1rt1 -ad ~ lhI~e
raH<sI W BgADfOl D
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5alss op Aufticn

n WfisOs AnctiOoerr.
. rcTTON NOTICE.-Assgnees Sale OF Lastngs,
A a.. y.,r. SC ee s=ss%1t sSe',n. q, z
- EsDsf At the store Of Cab NO 70 ERR
s"o 30 0eOei sane d.y sne place >" ss,' PRIME So''
rCTION NOTICE.-HAGCERTY, JONES IL
&c ali s,l Cd MONDAY Oct o. al the A1esen Ron Ns.
~. o. ii change enc say bow landing .he Ass,s
Est b,S .s, 70 T s s %ss re f S' o s
.,i M free i ss"s I'D sf'e. - e.. 81 m 81
=, &c. s+ss ses os u its n q Ct Of let q,h
within stcr - p pr yefe - toe pan ,nn - -
~ ssgs Of 70. ~ ga s., 81 De s seen ear ones
ard p' yfes oi M -, N n as~,s s,s Il r,ui,sd The
sssse, Asf IS AID hall a % days win n'ef 'is "-nf !"
AZ and o. me 's's s.s,y IS 70 .s3T % a.,
ssnsIs hs IS per etut. % n cash o. DAY q lie
A. A,euoae~r
ny BANGS, BROTHER g. Co.-irade oe'fs
Eo'H' s % Hagslyo OFT 8, =. ?;o:t
sTANDAED AND MiscE "a IA 49,,
s.ies. ssssas Aso CLASSICAL and school Boof' n'p'
Oh "a &C. 71EsDA4 sov p. AID soii2sias Gay.
o. 20 E.iPs ~ &c. ysi Parcel sale
DTTCH BULBOUS ROOTs-Hy scinths, Tulips,
~ JcSo.nra SC 4 C. JgTrLh win THIS PAY, 1ioo
- Of & To- postsG and veil seeed gaba consisting If do be
,' l. H2' % To- 1s s.a.'' '' '''-'
klsrRr n Nc3LAY A9ct'0r3-r
CFRTTEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROSE.
" WOOD AAs0 q 9s,s, md; y rS 0Pc stP TEA g1
80 SRI SC. &C. At AUG TON
j'FRT n ki(OLAY viii Sc oH WEDNESDAY, Noy -
% LezBrtDn DCrih~ Der o. <,bf
-. Hons 10 Furniture 10 god era afy ne~ cru
a. r.t a ore T0sf'spOd Piano. G. Oci~s-s "a d- ~
$500 isp.sry md Csrp~isi bns sb Oh Coia~
,.Is.,s s,.h srp.t lscs "a bfoeais 'uris c,s,d Di
80. fssrs 90 fA afstes marbetop Tables,
i,,, t.,Ts Or,reols ehi end 20 dinner snd Tea Se
,,e BIZ IL walnut hsdst DE-, mahogany bufes1 ~kb
.,t top roshoesry frDcb btdesd hsttrtss. &C. a. "
an. aith tG'ty OF Kitchen uienas , -,
ever tuioh,sfE n 81. 49,. .. - 4,
xsns t5iD
Albert II NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
NREhT and POSITIVE SALE OF
~ rR-IL5 1l
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOrS AID COTTAGE SITES,
SITUATED
RORT Ill,
E,vBRsHIOs. STATEN IsLlsD
within - ven mnui,s walk Of the Ferry.
Adjourned in oonsc qucDee Of the Of Thursday Oct n
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SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW

Ne ORLEANS via HAVANA 90 sAIukDAI. Ncx * ne
sc knoN and sssSshP EMPIRE CIT Cart a W sis
Ih hss seen tbor01shy eFsrasad sad asd 1a oe
b. eut,ps osisr vii al the h Sos, Il NJ
fou Wsrrsc+t Pr
Bat. Of p.s.s- to HsTln. md SeE-orlssns' -.
49, Be--h
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AlLENDORIH, AEcd0reer, gives porsoasi
~ 20 'a''1, IS ~ EYER -, 'r'',- Cf-a. Na
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mdirbes, 1fmflrp, Gr.

cold ard SILVER WATCHES, DIAM. JSDs and
" JEwELRT-0EoRGE c ALLEN, IEP0Ets... Ss II Wal
~ rear BToaesay. sesosd soo-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-09

The appointment OF Pierre Soue, Of Louisiana, TO be
envoy extraordinary and min.er plenipoenary ri the
court Of MadrJ will be regarded by the country ~
eminently iudictous and appropriate selection Fore
sons which we need suggest perhaps higher order
OF diplomatic accomplishments is requisite for the con-
petent representation OF the interests Of this country 10
Spain than at any other Of the European courts That
Mr. Soule is peculiarly and emineny qualified for the
mission to Madrid will be conceded by those even who
entertain the mos, exaggerated estimate Of it, importance
10 the Senate MIR Soule has been distinguished for bis
familiar acquaintance with the foreign relations oil the
country. The shifting complexities OF European politics
have IN an especial manner engaged his attention Has
as perfee, master of the Spanish f The French Ian
suase. With The advantage Of hese but essential
attainmens, and OF that intellectual abiy for which Mr.
Soue enjoys high reputation throughout, the Union,
he viii moi fail Justify the choice Of the administration
by vgisn prudent. energetic. and ecisnt support OF
the interests OF his country. These otssss coald NOT
have been interested more competent and faithful
guardian
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COMPLETE IN ALI. DEPARpMENTs.-our stock 10
" complete In all departments, and is much larger and
varied than has been before.
Spring silks Of the and modern styles,
profusion.
of the
All wishing black goods OF
a ~ be in all they need,
and styles in rieb combinations OF coors.
All kinds Irish linen goods such damasks sheet
probably largest In the Dis
riet, purity Of which Is proverbial
Kid gloves be kinds all sizes and colors.
white plaid musns jacons &c. OF all numbers and
the best brands extremely low prices.
With article usually found well ordered dry goods
house.
We particularly solicit all purchasers who the habit OF
a OF er o call and examine stock.
Terms cash Ia all unless arranged the contrary
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied on
In all PERRY n BROTHER,
AID 2-Sfeodf Opposite Centre Market
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NEW SPRING GOoDs-P. W. BROWNING, merchsn'
~ under United states Hotei
c,,xeps Washington and hi. md
Of French cots,
~ popular principles and
offer whole clothes
the necessity Of going
called cheap stores for he has spared
sacy,iv either syn
eeos ousi. thanks his ~rd the lisea
- ..ra. Mar9i-Aawn
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GOODS for boy Wear--We have hand a rood AZ
VI sorment Of goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens, linen driing., tweeds cashmeres
Summer coths, casmeres, French striped nankeens
toonsdes, and IA fact could
wear, TO which would solicit attention.
We have also just opened splendid plain
cred shawl- Of heavy
the inspection OF the ladies.
Our stock Of cotton boisery complete,
and boys stockings of all
Our sock Of aon goods present
will he found heavy
linens suitable for shirt bodies, pillow cases, &c.
Also, fine linens OF auat table variety
superior wide sheetines widths cheap
20 dozen table napkins, 81 Is up
~ pieces brown scotch linens for boys aprons
With almost thing linen orde
spceuaiy submit TO the inspection Of purchasers.
w. NJ SINISTER A. Co,
Ap 5-ecsdf 7th street near PennsyIrsnia avsnue.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


Mr Hxsss NJ Lx~ts OF MoAsos1csy. AisSasx sss-
travelling agent Tenae..ss -
sisted BY O. y. Lk~Is, jams Lx~is, and Lx~I.
QfMr w. JAsEs, Of Cincinnati, Ohio general
io The Western States assisted by Joas T. Dxsr H. a.
TnoSAs O. j. DrxK, O. NJ l.. WisKaAs isAAo BAarKrY H. q
Cooks, A. L. CaILDs, and l.. N. Bsows1Li-
lr I.xAxL Il. JAMES, No. lod South suest rhl.a
pha general travelling assisted H. 40
JsHs CoLLss Jams Dxxsrss HA Jos Burros ox.
r. BurrsS isaac NJ. boDss, EDsuxS w. wIlxr, WLlIAH
wArKxs.x, and Gxoksx 1. MeLKoB.
nr-heceipss from either II above will bs good
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UCrION BAHGAINs--we just in rec.p, very large
n stock Of embroidenes kinds
bought at northern auctions prices We respectfully
solicit call from ladies, promise good
In the will be
cuffs, inserting., handkerchief, kc.
We have opened herege de LANES
l2S cents have had for sale.
w. NJ. SINISTER co,
Ap5-eo2wif 9Th street, near Per r.vvsnia avenue.
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THE BEAUTIFULLY-LOCATEDC COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
Knchy all the
substantial dwelling brick house
and STABLE &C, $ offered private sale.
Ths offers particular Inducements DESTROYS Of
eating vicinity Washington. Lying beyond,
daey limits, within fifteen mi utes'
Presidents well suited for residence,
The position the
and desirable
building o q n m facing the
The dwelling beautifully ground front
OF Twentieth 1t affords
Potomac, and the
spires shipping of AleraBdra majestic beside
house, overshadowng
lending charm the place in
other residence The vicinity possesses.
an abundance. excellent dwelling.
For further particulars inquire the premises OF
Feb 27--eodu MAGDl. KFNCHf.
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Proposals for Repairing Break yannts
Harbor, Massachusetts,.

EsorsErK DKrAH rsgsr, Washington March Is, 1859
PROPOSALS will be office until the 18th April
i purchasing materials and ung the work for the
repairs Of The bTeakwaie harbo These
principally leveng surface OF break
with heavy wall prepare for of Is
split laid headers, and weighing less
about 400 Of split
$50 oleveng will be required. The latter
however. Is only conjeeturai
Vessels lie close 10 the breakwar with Is feet of water al
low
Further E. Blunt,
engineers, United Office, No IS
street, Boston, Massachusetts
JOS G. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig. Gen and Col. Engineers
To be inserted Union Integencsr and Rep ubc Wash
ingon Massachusetts and Eastern Argus
Maine, other weeks of each
containing the be the Engineer De
parment
Mar I6-eod2w
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SPRINCs Nantes aud Grape shnwIs.-We will this
y and manes comprising all
The of Also large assortment Of
hawlssome which
ask the especial attention of the ladies' prepared
MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
Mar 3i-6eod Penn. between 9Th and 10th
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newly furnished with without board House
street between and first house east opposite Me
chanic's Row, Washington
Mar 2S-2swimifs
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Ill H. C. Browns improved smoothing ons TO which award
diploma late r Ia this city be had for
Rouk OF ~ and
Pennsylvania ayeuue. JAMES L.. STREET
40 a-codlw Agent
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Prouty ~ Barretts Agricultural Warehouse and
! Seed Store.

seed Store.
No. 1874 MAxxxT srxHKT, PHIL DKLrmA
DROUTY MEARS5 patent self sharpening pisuahs Of al
size right and lehsnded subso sdehi and double mould
Sc with steel extending points, teaea and
repairing Tn. Emperor Rusia
pouxhs gold medal value 500 Also The medal
point polished teeth thu.
getting double OF the Also, cuuva,ors
sinas win steel teeth
SPANS Atmospheric churns Corn planters,
Corn shelters, improved kinds, Turnp dn. - ss,
Hay nd culler- Grants p.en, mlis,
and mils Garden
Corn and cob crushers, Wheat drills
Gsdds's improved naIrows Horse power and thresher
Square and A harrows, Moving and Gaping machines,
Grind.one,, ready hung, Caue nes,
asricutursi furnaces, Patent ron .n.h,,
PORK. for unloading hay, Tr.n,pisnrns uo-..
Man hay rakes Hay aud manure srks,
Apple pearen, Garden and hoes.
OK munne-, Garden rakes, in variety,
Pruning hook. and chi.els Dahios .ey'se..
Iron well curb., zinc tubeing Potato hooks.
Also horticultural tool, Of every description ssrden and gas.
for sale the lowest price, at wholesale and retail
APP 5-eod7t
40 RNING GooDs-we are jus. in reeeip, Of splendid
NJ goods for mourning We name, part,
best eoonnE manufactured
10 DO LuPtn'' black n r.sn... ,.,
assortment some new styles
10 do black and white and black aud lead berese-
do black English
do black and slate check silks
~ do black alpaca, all prices
10 do black and white berege de LANES
10 do fine quality black and whit. ginghsns
With goods would
branch
all black goods sold
w. NJ. SINISTER CO.
Ap 5-e06uf 9TH street, Pennsylvania
SPLENDID stock Of New Goods just opensd-we
the OF Informing the and
generally that have just cope'ed opeaias stock Of
goods fay Offer snytng
business retail be bought Of
country.
this and OF low
We name, part, the following
pieces serviceahe
the sk lire for
10 do -o,d plaid and striped silks
20 do check French silks, al cay and IS cents
10 do handsome giacc silks, handsome shades
- do rich brockade, bargain
40 do glossy black Rhines, comprising the
had confident
dress viii find greatly their
look through before We
pedd stock Of every description from Is up
The and very deahl. styles
elsewhere. Added the above
which will wholesale
any establishment in the District
W. NJ. SINISTER n Co,
Ap5-eo1wf 7th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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MILK from silver Spring fsrn.-The undersigned viii
m furnish milk TO customer. in Washington He hst the
mix shs be Of the quality, condition.
convenience dairy, Of concern os
which the health OF their families will degree depend
ALFRED DRANE,
Ap 5--oaw2w Manager Of Silver Spring Farm
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WANTED. lessons Ia Spanish, ny g.nhs"sn ."s
bn.se h.,r..n q .ns IA - 'fI Ap e-ds,.
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GPRING MILLINERY Will he opened ~ "rs. ~. -.
~ Hs April 9th, Pennsylvnna aNsn"e pe~s'" VI
and 10th south aide.
Ap7-3hf
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nor SALE. or Rent, with without furniture the
residence Humphreys Cay George
to~o IN. 40 feet deep, with
ME E4v~ tho~. desiring 70 entertain.
There s,so brick esyrssge ho"ss sna s,shls
given imm.ds'siy Apply to Mrs l. Hsmphrsys
ON the premises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-05
ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

THE subscriber as administrator Of Eavid
l. Chambers, late Of Mill Creek Hundred,
New CAST" county, Del, will offer for sale at
his late residence, one mIc from the Mermaid
Tavern, on
Td"rsdoy, the 17M Of FebrnnrN 1898,
the following property. viz:-Thrcr Horses, |
two horse WAGON, horse Cant. ! born aud
Harness. mIlcl Cows. Hriirrs, Piows. liar
rows. Flakes Furk, ! Revolving Ho,sciakr.
one Corn-Hh"llcr. | Gain Fan. Also set Of
Carpenters Tools. Hay aud Straw by the ton;
lot Of Corn Fodder; Grain Cranlrs, Mcwng
Scythcs, Gram IN the ground. Household AMI
Kitchen Furniture: consisting Of li"ls Bed
ding, Bclsicai>, Bureau. Desk Tables, Chairs;
Stoves. ear pets. and eight day clocks, iogelh-
cr with numerous other Articles TOO tedious to
enumeraie.
Sale Ia commence ~ 10 o'clock. on said day,
when the conditions viii! be made known by
JOHN W. CHAMBERS.
Feb CIV Admin.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter film California.
STOCKTON, Dec. 30rH 1852.

STOCkTON, DEC. 3VfH li32.
Grsat Flood-Serere Wintcr-High pucc of
Prorisions-Pyospec!o Of id-Cecittoniuns.
The papers will tell you of recent
terrible flood, the greatest ever known
to have visited this country. 1t has in
deed been disastrous but Stockton has
suffered less than any of her sister cities
on the plains. Most of our business
men have suffered more or less from in
jury TO property, or Inconvenience in
carrying on their regular business. |
am fortunate in having moved into a
new fire proof building and fear neither
fire or flood.
The present winter exceeds in severi-
tv the long.to- be.remcmbered winter of
lsl9-the weather is more severe-the
rains heavier and more incessant, but
the people do not suffer as much. having
exchanged their canvass tents for hou-
SEES of more substantial material.
Provisions are nearly as high as then.
Flour in many camps has reached one
dollar per pound. What think you of
two hundred dollars per barrel for flour!
A genuine rainy winter is what the
country has needed for two years; and
now that we have it, its beneficial ef-
fects will show themselves in both our
mineral and agricultural resources.
Look out for the arrivals Of gold dust in
your Atlantic ports next Summer and
Fall, in quantities so large, that all pre-
vious shipments will be considered in
significant
James Rudulph was in Stockton two
weeks since, looking as hearty as Cal.
ifornia farmer only should look. He
purposes remaining in the San Jose VAL
ley the coming year, and perhaps Ion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-05
Correspondence of7He Cecil Wig.
Letter from ROWlnndsyiIie.
RowBANnsvlILE, Feb. 3. 3

DEAR SlR:-The few cold days of the
past 2 weeks has afforded our ncighbors
an opportunity Of securing good sup
ply of ice; since which time the weather
has assumed quite Spring-like mild
ness and now their is no appearance of
ice remains OH our waters. Last night
we were visited with Summer like
gust accompanied with thunder and viv-
i'd lightning, to-day we have the sun and
air as pleasant as May. A few days
since our thermometer was down to 10
above zero; so you see we live in vari-
able climate. p.
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of 100 bbls. Howard street Flour al S. % p-r
Dbl. Nothing done in CITY Mills. II is held
al SIS %. Rye Flour 81 so, and Corn Meal
Al S3 80. per Dbl.
GRAIN AND SEEDs.-The supply of Gain
continues very light. We quote ,ed Wheat OF
Is 81 II; white Wheat at .7,uS1 25 as
10 quality. Maryland Rye so a g cents, and
Pennsy lvunia DO. SO a Sc cents per bushel.
White Corn 81 n 80 cents, and yellow do. 20 a
81 cents per bushrl. Maryland Oats 40 ~
cents, and Pennsylvania do. 43 n l5 cents per
hushel. Seeds not quite so tirm-seles cf Clover
at 81 % S. 80, Timothy seed 275u 50; and
FlaXseed 81 3i.-Suu
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ROBERT BURNS, the AYRSHIRE poet
and pIoughman. who died neglected and
untriended, is likely in his descendants
to mingIe with the aristocracy OF Brit.
ain We see, by our late English files.
Major Burns-or Colonel-at present
holding high situation in India, has his
patent OF nobility made out, and will
shortly be gazetted as Baron Eilisland,
the name Of Burns farm.
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Skeptcal as we all are OF Patent Medicines
we cannot but have faith when we meet with
an article as highly recommended as STA
BLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EYPECTOR-
ANT of which one Of our FIRST Physicians saws,
''il will effect mure good than any OF the nu-
merous preparations with which The country is
inundated" Also lhrir DIARRHEA COR
DIAL of which another remarks - have usrd
1t with the happiest effect and think it one Of
the most convenient and efficient preparations
ever offered to our professIon.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-05

TIE SMALL NoTE LAw.-We notice
the reception in the Legislature Of a vast
number cfpetitions, asking the repeal Of
that clause Of tie small note law, which
prohibits the circulation in the State Of
small notes of the Maryland banks. A
large portion of the people seem to be
in favor Of its repeal, but We understand
there is little probability that it will be
done. An attempt is made by the loco
focos TO make it party question in the
the House, and il is said several whie
members of the Senate are opposed to
any change IN the law. Tie section in
question goes into effect on the first OF
March.
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RELEASE OF STEWART AT VALpARAl

RELEASE OF STEWART AT VALPARAISO.
The Panama papers mention a report
that VIM. U. Stewart, the American m
prison at Valparaiso, had been released
on the peremptory demand of the u. S.
Consul. Their dates from Valparaiso,
however, are the same as those publish.
ed ten days ago, which announced that
Stewart was still in prison, but that the
affair was about to be amicably settled.
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STRAW GO0Ds--spRING fS53

w HE Subscriber is now prepared 10 ,,hihit
q to Merchants and Millncrs his usual heavy
stock of Ladies' and Misses
STRAIN IND SILK BONNETS.
SYR.1 " 1RiMMiNGS nm
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS;
Palm Leaf. ranama and every variety of Il VI
MER HATS for gentlemen; which for extent,
variety and beauty Of manufacture uS well as
uniformly close prices will b. found unrlyalcd
THOMAS WHITE.
No IL South Second Street.
Feb ) 3m luuAIylrliIA,
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VESSEL FOR SALE.

-, TENliE subscriber will sell at Private
MHM l. Sale, the Schooner sBrtcse' with
ElHNSali her equipments. She is good
-Ssax.S-z. sallrr and carries from % to - cords
OF wood; her sails, rlggIn" aud SraIs
arc in goad order. and she is ready for imlnc-
diaie use. She will b. sold bargain if early
application be maue To
Feb ) 3w AMBERT G.. FORD
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Married..

In smyrna, on the llth ull., JAMES MARTIN,
OF Cecil county; Nd, 10 SALLY ANN ROBINSON,
Of New Castle county, Del.
In Elklon, on the LIST inst, by the Rev. II. S.
Howell, Mr.. Isaac IITTlR. 10 Miss LIZA
ANDERSON, all Of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-05

Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was elected
U. S. Senator by the Massachusetts Leg.
islature on Thursday. He is safe man
and possesses the highest order of ahil-
ties; and every citizen should be pleased
to see such chosen to high Offices, esre-
clally TO the Senate.