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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.

TTNlIE public are respectfully informed that
l. SPECIMENS of the SPLENDID ENGGAvINGs
issued by the American Artists Union are
now in view at the office of this paper.
An early application is no cessary to secure
the best impressions. ONE DOLLAR procnrcs
SPLENDID ENGRAVING worth Two--delivcr-
cd at the time Of purchase-togcthc with
ticket emitting the purchaser to a SHARE in
the GIFTS to be DIsTRIBrTED in JANUARY,
value One Hundred and Fifty thousand Doiiars
G}-For further particu lars, see advertise
mcnt.
AGENTS, by applying promptly, can secure
permanent advantages. NOV Is st
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E,sJRS!

T. AIDES FURS in great variety, and at
- prices much lower than the same quality
retails for III the cities; for sale by
Nov Is h. BROWN, JR.
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Lessons in Drawing,

THE undersigned will give lessons in draw
L ing to persons DESTROYS of acquiring a
knowledge of this useful art. Rooms at tho
Howard House. Hours ofinstrrction between
and 10 p. NJ. FEE. SMITH.
Elkton, Nov itf
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Such as beds, bcdStcals and bedding, side
board. bureau, settcc, chairs, tables, looking
glasses. amdirons. shovcls and tongs. ovens.
pots, kettles, and many other articles not
enumerated. Also, 2'iD0 lbs. Of Pork, and
800 bundles of corn blades.
Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock. when at
tend incc will be given and terms made
known by WILLIAM &. CROW.
Ccciltrn. NOV. 20 Nv
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D@Judge Edmunds is ont with letter,
in which he describes his interview with the
spirits of those who were lost on the Arctic.
The Judge would obtain more credence if he
had made his revelations carlcr-bcfore the
calamity was known in the Irregular way.
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GOVERNOR OF New YoHK.-It seems con-
cedcd now by all parties that Myron.H
Clarke, the wing candidate for Governor of
New York is elected by small majority.
The full vote is given bp the Albany Jour
nal MS follow.
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-It is rumorcd
that the message of the President, which for
some years past has been sent to thc.posmas-
tiers in advance, to be delivered to the newspa-
per offices as soon as read at Washington will
he withheld this year until it is sent to Con-
grcss. Our foreign relations, it is said. NAL c
this conrse necessary, as it is advisable the
President shall receive the latest European
intelligence before his message is submitted
Bait. San.
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DCy-It is rumorcd that Gen. Pillow is to be
appointed Governor of Utah. 1t will he
amusing to sec Lin digging ditch around
Gov. Young,
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42larrie0.

Ey the Rev Il. i..tinid>horuugh IN Trinity
Church. IN Trunks giving day. Mr.. LEwr. T.
Rn"ERra. OF StsstIras Neck, AMI Miss N AR
GAElrrA NJ, daughter Of til. late Rev. VIM
Prycc.
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RECRUITING IN ENGLAND AND InELAND.-
The war appears to have so reused the old
martial spirits in England that recruits are
obtained in great numbers without the least
difficulty. A recruiting sergeant receives lis.
for every man passing medical examination.
and such is the cadincss with which men Join
that one recruiting officer alone made f55 with
in three days the war enthusiasm is said to
be even greater in Ireland than in England.
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No! for Great Bargains!
NEW ANp CHEAP STGREIy

PORT u T. OSIT.
4 SNOW. who has been Keeping Store in
IA. Port Deposit for some ten years past,
Ina, now associated with him Tnoa.s l.. Porn
son. and they have opened out in the new
and cummo,liuns Store House Lately erect
ed in said town by Edwin Wilmer Esq. one
of the LARGEST and CHEAPEST assert
mcnis Of
DRY COGTsSi& GROCERIES;
ever kept in Port They occupy one ofthc
handS"mcst store rooms in the State, and in
order that everything shall be in perfect keep
ing, they intend to have constantly On hand
full and good stock OF all things usually to he
found in i country stora: srci as ctlicocs,
tic laints, aIpacts, mcrnos, gnghams, vel
vets, silks. SttincttS. cassimcres, cloths, vest
n2s of all kinds. dress trimmings, fancy ar
ticlcs, musins, blankets, shawls, comforts.
stockings, gloves, boots and shoes, groceries
of every description, hardware of all kinds,
and nearly everything else in almost nlinit.
variety
Give them call. whether you want to-
purchase anything or not, and you will be,
treated cordially. and goods will be exhibited;
Il" you with pleasure.
SNOW Il POULSON.
Port Dpnosit Nuy Is I'm
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIE subscriber intending to discontinue
/ the farming business, will offer ut Public
Sale ut his residence. on
Tuesday, The 5h Of Dcccmbcr,
a: the following property, to Wit
TIG-.f i I head OF good work Horses
among which are llrcc good
he}t,a.k. brood mares with foal and one
with colt by her side 6 months
old; yok" Of 20 ID worl; Oxen, SIS,
) mitch Cows AMI 80 ShoatS of~~W azL
good stock. Farming utensils: 1HM ".
such as plnughS harrowS cul
tivatorS, shnvcls, forks, hoes. |
scarborough fan, nearly new; corn shelter.
scythcs and cradles, OK cart. carriage and
harness, dearborn and harness, revolving
rake &c
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TmE4RrISs OF GREYrawy.-A corrcspon-
dent ofti.e New York Evening Post writing
from Gr.'ytown. under date of November /,
says that there are just one hundred and three
houses, part, finished, now being built on
the ruins where the little city Of San Juan,
or Greytown. once stood. They have mostly
matched roots; some are shinglrd. The hn,is
es are from twelve feet square up to one hun
lrcd feet long by thrty-tiv feet. and are
scattered over different parts 81 the city.
The inhabitants ara. l,nt able to hiii!l rs cost
Is hnuacs rs they Ind h,gur. IT,. burning Of
the city. Thcr, has been great mortality iu
consequence ot the exposure oftlir l,r",.c t.
the rAii,. whicl came down il torrents 50:
Il Us and nights upon them before t!igy cuulti
sccllr. any shelter. Many wcrt ioind dad
anl alone in the woods some time after The
destruction of the city, and hundreds have
left and may never come back. Many there
have been ic!t destitute who are unable to
o. the ntcrSSurics of life. and others who
were formerly rich are now unable to pay
their debts; the little cash on hand is absorb
ed in the construction of houses and stores.
There is no place suitable for Il city anywhere
lis. than where ~. city is now rebuilding.
All the trntrl, St;t'S can have trAnsp"rti-
tion to anl irpnA Or ytcwn, and tnc State of
Costa Rra is bul'ling 1 road FROM san .Ios,
to the little river Saropokic to the San Juan.
80 as to send their Produce down to the city
Of san Juan, instead of sending it around the
Horn.
The State Of Costa Hica has already given
charters to some Americans to navigate the
rivers San Juan and Sarnpoiic for this pur-
pose. and steamship company has been or
gr,iZad, who undertake to transport passcn-
gers from New York to SAN Juan. up til"
river. thence across to SalrnlS Buy. on the
Pacific and thence to California This is
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ACCOM- NEGDATEOY
STE 4 N Is 0 4 L LINE.
AS :,STEn ~

~ Ia STEAMBOAT
Ia GIPSEY, is no
fe :;s running from Heck
s=ssa-rezsE.s'SSsAs<sS arts wharf in the vii
l'sc Of Port Deposit to IIavrc dc Grace, con.
citing with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
B'llim"rc Railroad, until further notice, viz:
Will leave lieckarts wharfin Port Deposit.
daily, except Sunddys--at 81 o'clock, 4. NJ,
for lIavre de Grace.
Leave Htyre de Grace at 40 for Port
Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at l0a O'Clock A. NJ.
for lIavrc dc Grace.
Leaves lI,vre dc Grace at P. NJ, or as
soon us the train arrives from Baltimore.
Leave Port Deposit at o'clock p. NJ. for
ii ivrs dc Grace and waits for the trains duo
at p. NJ. trcm Baltimore and Philadelphia.
4 When any changes are made in the train.
running over said railroad, the public will be
notified through the papers and this line will
run to meet such changes.
p. Dinan's L. $. Mail Stage will connect
with this line ut l0a O'Clock a. NJ, and return
at half-plst o'clock for Darlington.
j. J. HECK ART,
Sept IL IF Master and Owner.
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TEE STEAMER PORT DEPOSIT,

CdPT1IN DAFID WHITE,
HAS resumed her regular trips for the
Il l. season between PORT DEPOSIT and
HAVRE DE GRACE. in connection with the
d--on- n Cars for Baltimore and Philadel-
!st5s4 4SssS phia. The Boat will leave Port
EsT1;sSsEseaDe positat 8, and 90 MINIS before
II O'Clock, a NJ and 4 o'clock, p NJ. The Boat
will wait at lIavre de Grace for passengers
leaving Baltimore at 81 and IL O'Clock A. NJ :,
and 81 p. NJ. [Scpt lG, lS54-tf.
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DENT1SEEY.

1e Q ABOlrllE G. FRENAYE,
~ - of Philadelphia. SrrGEox DEN
III list, offers his services to the
inhabitants of Elkton and Chcs-
apcikc City. lie has had seven years cxpc-
rirnrr. Five in PhiL.drlpli ia and two in San
Francisco. California. Refers to Dr's Pan
coast, Meiggs, Mutter, Samuel Jackson. NJ.
D's., and DrS. Phantom. J. y. White. viii
liuns. Dentists: and others ofsPhl,dulpl,i.
al or,lcrs-lait at the Drug Stor. of DR.. Wat
lace, nearly opposite the Court IIuuse. will
bs attended to and satisfaction in all e scs
gwen. INoy *
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ONE OF The NEBRASKA MEN.-W,lls, elected
to Congress in Wisconsin, and claimed as n
Nebraska man, voted against the bill, and du-
ring the canvass which resulted in his election,
issued an address to the voters, in which he
declared anew his opposition to it; he further
publicly pledged himself to vote to repeal the
fugitive slave law.
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

"NIE FALL. TERM OF TINS Institution VIII
l. commence on MONDAY. The an day Of
S,p'embsr, and will continue lis formerly, I'M
der the charge of
Rev. .tea. III. rEracy,
ASSISTED ny
MRS. TRACY u MISS JULIA FARN1IAM
The former success of these Teachers We
consider y sufficient pledge for the faithful
AM intelligent discharge of their duties.
Boarding in the family Of the Principal
S3n per term of twelve weeks.
TuITIpN:-C"mmon English SO; advanced
English to So; Languages each 81 extra:
Music $40 for thirty lessons use of Piano So;
Drawing, Painting. and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports Of the pupils conduct and rccita-
tonS will be submitted to the parents each
week. From its past success We are prcl'ar-
cd to recommend the School to the public for
liberal support.
n. Il. Any pupil going through a regular
course Of study at this institution, will receive
II diploma certifying the same.
q. SMITH,
f.. REYNOLDS,
Il. WILMER,
}. W. ABKAHANs,
d. WHITE,
J. p. FANNEMAN,
Z. SAUTER,
Port Deposit July % TRUSTEES.
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Diss O,utlOn Of Partnership.

TllE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the firm of
Brown X Jack, was dissolved on the 10th of
November, 1854, by mutual consent.
The business will, in future, be carried on
under the firm Of Jack 4 Finley.
THOMAS II. BROWN,
GEORGE JACK.
Elk Mills. near Elkton, Md, Nov Is ST.
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DRY CoGrsS& GROCERIES,;

Port Deposit. Nov Is I'm
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y OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Spndays,)
IL tor H,vRE DE- GRACE, Pohr DEPOSIT AND
TIDE WATER CANAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-18
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST - 1853,

fully and wnrmlv prepared /" support he claims 10
seat in Congress Tie democracy oi other cnirics have
taken the same course ANA there l. very strong pro-
Inability that Mr. Scott; Young as he is, will receive
the nomination for Congress and douhtc.. be .rtt,
He has our warm wshcr for success. California ,m-
pcrs Of ell parties ,pcak iav"rably Of sIr. Scott
Amon- T.. n, the Uuinn Democrat has the following:
CHARLES l.. SCOTT.
This ccuilrnan. well known ~ one oi The Leaders
"f the Democratic party III th' COUNTY vi IUuumuc,
now stand, Il cuul!da loc II seat III House ii Rr.r-
s.nrniivs of III. tuu.rts n til. United STATES Mr.
Scot; ha. over b,"" i.n'N' ES firm anl umcpiIpro.
missing supporter -. the Principles oi Dr!n"ygar ;d
bv his mauy ri nIrpru!'r; c"ursr hua scci,rrr n,t
o:lv the iri ;slip, but the warm affection Of hosc
TO whom hr is known. AMI particularly IN JInc .tuw
his immediate residence, where The people hav. Oh
on more than ono occasion spontanCou-:y testified
their appreciation of his merits Us Is man and II
citizen. He is native OF the State OF Iir-
gina--his father a. present hohiinS the position
of United States Consul at Rio .anciro.-
Mr Scott has hitherto sought no hunors nj the
hands of the Democratic party, though known
of its most nblr GIi efficient workers. tntrummcl
cd by tL, dissertations nj Office and, nj the unsoci-
ted desire of his rGnd-, hc Is n"w candidate for the
honorable position Of Representative in CUnSrcrs-
one which those who acTueimir, crn;i"manIv de-
pertinent, untirng industry, and strict. uEc"mpr"ni-
sing integrity, wei knD" h" would be- We calculated
"a fiji with cr,r!i, "a himself Rn! entire satisfaction 10
his constituents. lncuunrc'el with former political
considerations the WARM support which NH> been gay
I'll him 10y the Democracy u lnnlunn", ~ ihr r"c";!i
jamestown CoHvcniloh ii!c entire delegation to lhr
State Convention cInI understood 10 hc favorable I"
his claims, is o Itself sufficient trbutc 10 his
worth aud we predict that no one will receive II
warmer more undivided support from the Dc;nnc-
racy "i Old Tuolumnc than Charlie Scott.
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lFn2 I'VE ENQUIRER.
EEyT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Grn;l.~ N: ,,crce!vt 4 u, tiIgnugh the mc!iuIa ~
yoIr N able and widely circulated ioUrnat the
nnncs ct distinguished members o! the Democratic
party hn been presented tu the democracy oi |w-
siuu, ;utabie candidates i"r'oNeriior, Lieutenant
Governor, and A.:or1 General, at the mrxt STATE
election. Auv o: the gentlemen already mentioned,
,luub: not vii! receive the cordial support "f Cur
party if nominated br State to"Tcnton. Allow me
state tint in presenting tie following i;chct, wnICn
have heard canva>svd b. friend. of our party do
not wish Ia ui.pcra % to claims Q! those a-rad men
tiuIr'!:
For Govcrnc.. Shelton +. Lcakc, OF Madison;
For !.!c,:eran, G9yern,; Dr.. {. L. Harris, Senator
from Augusta; and
The u,,nc c! ;. F. Lcukc is tower OF strength 10
any party. lis ruwavcrinS devotion Ia the prime
pes aHl policy uf the Democracy his M".iL c;ua pro-
portions and his capacity 70 perform the duties ot the
Executive chair, in addition 10 the abl!tywith which
lie has served as Lieutenant Governor uf the State
and the presiding officer OF the Senate all commend
hin; 10 the favorable consideration of the Convention
DR.. Harrs is the first Democratic Senator from Au
sI1ta--thc ONCE stronghold Of Whi-gery-aud who
ron his boyhood has labured zea0usy aud efficient;
iy Of tho ran. and fi!c among that spartan
band that has ncvor facrcd in the darkest hour of
our party history. IT,. has never been an Gspran
for office, aud w!sr t!io democracy of his county
aud distrc; has conferred upon him the highest hoa
within their gift by ccct.ng him 10 The nVnorubl"
position he now holds, as well delegate 10 the
National Democratic Convention Ui lniS, hu has
always preferred tn labor IL psvat. In the ra"ks.
and TO remain iii the county ct h;s adop,:c" where
the harvest haS been great and the labUrers few
DR.. Hurr!s j. Scn,lcnnn ut great persona! popu-
Iarity, with II wrsinrcd and wcll-baianc"d mind,
Of indolnI,abc perseverance, and caCrCy. He was
decidedly one o: the most popular members OF the
Senate last winter Judging from the tone Ol the public
press Irrespective 0t party.
OF Col. Bocock lttl need be- said he If universally
known, and rs universally favocitc. He has filled
the office hr holds with great ability The names
OF Lc:ke. Harris, and Bocock, will uGIlr the DcnOc-
racy oi Virginia. from the mountains the shore
III giving one of the largest sort Ol naj0ritics Tor DrE
ucracy and State Rights. MONTICELLO.
Richmond Examiner and lynchburg Republican
please copy.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

The following letters are written in beautiful spirit
of generous humanity and noble kindness between ct-
gen. of tho great human family, between enlightened
official. great nations, and we trust between the
nations themselves. 1t is much more pleasant to record
such uc' Of mutual friendship between the represcn-
tat'vcs Of ue;i"ns, than the most thrilling accounts OF
war ana all its ravagos 1t serves to call forth the
best feelings Of our nature and extend the bless
inss OF International amity and christian civil
hzat'on' Tho fellow citizens OF Mr.. Scott will not be
surprised to hear Of this proof Of his goodness of
beart and energetic discharge OF official duties. We
are pleased that Mr Scott bas spread before the Amer
cen Puolo such Just tribute to the enlightened Bro
slian Medical officer We understand that the Brazil
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4 NATIVE OF RICHMOND.

1t always gives us sincere peasur" TO hear "f the
success OF young NirginGns whom generous umbi
ton may have induced to leave their native SAT-" al
though we should prefer TO see them remain nj home
and take part in the rising dcstini"s Of oar be-
loved old commonwealth. Among those firGininns
who have met with honor and success u other pnr-
tons OF the conederacy, we are happy t" observe the
name of Charles L. Scott, Esq., native Of Richmond
He now resides iu Tuounine county, in the Southern
part of California whose democracy, III oonventiou
assembled have BY an overwhelming vote:appointed
delegation 10 tho Southern District Of California,
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lsp""is Corr-sponi"ncc o! III" National Democrat
WA>uINTIuS tu.,,>f 10, Npi.

y misnpprrhcnsion cX.-:s H. t" the supposed attack
la:r.y made Upon the President. The yuung man ar
rcr:td r making the attack, addressed h- EScci!cnrv
i'll gcrt!rmlTIy y AID polite Ina!ncr, nal Genera.
iicr" never Ia. mOmrn; sti-p"ctc'. him ni throw
ing the c-I The truth Of the matter is. the egg was
thrown from Il window Mt the yuuug man, by one "t
his Associates mud sing him unfortunately struck
the ~ s:icn:'s hn The Prcs.l, NJ thou-L, nothing
"f il, and 80, much ;.Son;elr, and mu.'t,,! when
he heard OF the arrest.
The Grrytown nifar - iu.; b"c0Eting matter ~
Interest il! til" Cnhnc: Tie notion oi the British
fees III the premises the suh;cr. -. prJrecrd
Cabinet meeting to-day. a.d the Columbia. Com.
Newtnns flag snip Cranc and Vixen will bc ordered
- the Iut tu vr I!atc matters ana thing. In day
0rtwu snUi. br enabled % :,vc r"u The views ~ tn
Administration, and the Getg.!- GecllDlcd ul"'n.-
Tor iic present., am satisfied lGi Comm: n:,Urr Nrw-
icn Is ordered {. r,urir 10 the Cal: win the Hons.
NGud,ir'a.
Di-pG:che- have been received at the State Depart
acat !Gr!n Mr.. buchanan, concerning i!c Cc;aa OF Il
rrcav he il Dr-ot:n- relative /" IT." AlG-qiu k.ig-
dom AID the G::t.s!! pco;ccOraie. |: tbs tre'.'v IS
c"u-u!mma. i ~ .c:t!rs tho Sau Juan difficult
y.
Orr relPions with Spain c"n:nu" in tho same sht.
OF slrlog: uncertainty, Which lnu-t srrousy cnhlr
ra>s the i-I,,c u merchants with Havana. They
will imp Until the nairs .! Spain n, home aru
quietcf ARGUS.
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HON. SHELTON +. LEAKE.
DIcaSr copy.

The claims OF the Hon. shelton f. lcac for the post
OF Governor. are sustained by the Lvnchbur-: Rpu6-
HC0a, of the abl-t and strunch"-t Democratic
journals in the Stn;r. Ii any man in the State
more Than another is deserving Of thu nomination tor
Governor, TINT is thc Hon. Shelton r. Lcakc.-
His Dcmocracy-pure aud unadu!tcratcd--is unqucs-
toned, his superior order -! talents IL admitted by
every one who knows anything of the mnm; and the
Jealous, effective und sacricnS devotion III ms abi-
ties and to the service OF his party ent!tlc him
20 the las;img gratitude ana hghcst EU!os vt lr De-
mucra:ic parry o; ;ir STATE. The cHims ot such
should never be overlooked or diarrgnr!cd by the
friends Of Democracy, and never vi" be- - long nS the
sentiment of gratitude I:i principle prctrnMtc over
the trc!ing- ard design, =! ih" mere politician ant.
drlnHsogue. He has never uttered n sentiment against
the Democratic party o., any lncnNurc or prncPIr ni
ia creed. lie i. Lieut. Governor o! the state nnd
everything else helng equal, ias aiH:aln II ~ he
nEs claim upon the nomination. which no other man
has, and of which lac cannot be G;vcstcd, without
injustice aud ingrUitude. j! ablcr man, ~ tc-
Ter and more ua,Jorm Democrat cnn be- found in our
ranks, the warme-t friend Mr. Lcakr will say, no
inmate him. Bur every Democrat must yield, with
reluctance. the o one the prime aud vigor
ui whose life hns been d-vn,nd 10 the prncipics nca
surc, aud objects of the Wing party. whatever his
talents his worth OF hi. present views may he.
JUSTICE.