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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-15
Philadelphia.

BENZ. II SHOEMAKER. ROBERT SHOEMAKER
REMOVAL.
DRUGS, GLASS AND PAINTS.
ID )BERT SHOEMAKER & co. thankful for the
~ libar Il pitronasc hitherto bestowed uppa
them hereby give notice. that owing to the great
Increase in tneir business. they have been Obliged
te seek more room. and 10 secure il. have removed
from their old s anil 6. W. CON n of Second and
Hrocn Sts..) 10 their NEW AID SPACIOUS SroRE, N.
l.. CORNER OF FOURTH AND RACE ST.. where W III
ali entire new and greatly ens rs sd stock OF
Drugs, Pa'atr, G;ss, Dye Siufs, &C.,
they are new prepared 10 furnish all their OH, as
well as NEW customers with any article in their
line. mt tho lowest prices and on accumod aiding
terms
We shall uEc every means on our part to render
satisfaction 10 all ',.o may favor US with their Gus
tom. As to prices va cln compete WITH rnv other
house, and the quality oforr goods is ua5u passed
ROBERT SHOEMAKER 4 co,
n. J.. cornsr Of Fourth aa& .2ucs ST.,
Manufacturers OF Paints in Oil, Putty,
e.. Importers OF French Zinc Paint.
Sclo agents for Philadelphia for tue lc
Of FRENCH PLATE GLASS. Deal
ers in all kinds of plain and fancy
WINDOW GLASS.
Prices current sent on applicl ton by mail, and
goods Delivered at any Of the Dcpo;s or Wharyes
free of expense to tlc purchaser.
Jan %, '56-ly.
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1000 TONS No.
SUPER-PKOSPHATE OF LIME.


nEHrRG'S original and genuine warranted of
~ superior quality, the cheapeat manure in the
world. Farmers and dealers supplied ut low rates
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plaster, Sc
eeted for its fertilizing quality. 10000 bushels
of same in bulk
10000 bnrrels best quality Ordinary Land Plas
ser, equal to the BEST USUALLY SOLD. at the
low price of 90 cents per bushc', or sT10 per bar
rel with n deduction forlarse lots 25GOO lush
els of same in balk. 1000 barrels Calciued Plas-
ter Loco barrels Casting Plaster; 500 barrels of
Dentist Plaster; 1000 barrels of Hydraulic Cement
LOCO barrels of True Roman Cement
Peruvian GunnO.
This article VIC off.r in confidence to our Gus
cners as equal to any imported and far superior
to most in the market. 10000 bags of this superior
Guano. for sale. at the lowest market rates Also
P0UDRETTE. MEXICAN GUANO, GROUND
CHARCOAL, &C.. &c.
FRENCH. RICHARDS 4 co.
At the STEAM PLENrER MILLS. junction York
Avenue and Callowh;ll Street, Philadelphi.
Feb 8, J6-3m.
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WILMINGTON
S;eaai Plaster & Rome N:lI,

THE subsciibcr5 largely engaged in grind
l. lug extra land PLASTER which hs viii
sell "t a!i tines at the lowest prices. Per
Sons residing near Railroad, orWater naviga-
ton, by sending their bags to Ne address of
the subscriber CEN have thair plaster sent to
them. All goods delivercl at ihs depot3,
boat landings, &C., free OF 3,larse; the great
est care will be given 10 bags when sent. -
When farmers living near water na~i .,atcn
can make it sa.t to cinb and purchase ground
Plaster by the cargo it will hs delivered to
them aid 4 liberal reduction made.
The subscriber will pay 10 cents per hun-
dred FOR Bones, delivered at the wharf near
his MILL Address
SAMUEL r. NIELDS,
Sept l5--Gm. Wilmington; Del.
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MARBLE YARD,
IN WILMINGTON, DEL.

'NhE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. CID stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleiand, decd, in Market Street, respect
l'liiy announce to the public that they manu-
iaciure Marble Monuments, Tombs, Head
and Foot stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every descrip-
tioh, such as Water Tables, Door Sills, Win
dow Slils and Lintcls, Coping, Curb, Flag
stones, &c.; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and work manship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE x co.
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MORE NEWS.

ryNlIE largest and most ashionable, ard the best
i assortment of mems. womcn's. and children s
a. Boots and Shoes. in Cecil county. is
K to be found at the sub scribers BOOT
VHE35SSH SHOE STORE. opposite the
Court House. Elkton Md
The subscriber would respcctf uy iirfoIm bis
friends and the public generally. that he has Fur
chased Of his brother. Enoch Crouch.J his entire
stock of Ladies. Misses and Childrrn's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing Ladies Shoe
Of every description. He is now prepared to acs
commodac all who may favor IN with cal
with Mems. Women's and Childrens Zoos arp
Shoes of the best sort Mt very low prizes
TIlOS. G. CROTCH.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange fer
Boots and Shoes IJune4 '5aYtf
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VIA TCHES, JGWELRY AND
SILVER WARE.


- ZIBA FERRIS & SON. Corner OF Forpru
GIa. Axr I.nNrr srrprss, WIIMrvGrox. have ,e
ssI-os@ on hand the largest assortment Of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY and SlLVEkWARE. to
be found in the stare and respectfully solicit the
attention of The citizens of ElkTON and lis yicni
~ TO Our sto;k consisting in part, ot the flowing
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES in Cold or Silver Cases.
Richard Wis Chronomcter Watches. Sole
Agency.
Chas Stevenson's do do do
VIM, Cooper's Duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. J. Tobias ( Co.'S Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do do. made OK
prcss!y for us)
VIM. RobnSons do. do.
- Josh, Droomdcld's do. do Nailway
Time kccpeisJ
Josh Pemberons do. do.
Joseph Scwil's do. do RAILWAY
Time kccpers)
Jno. Tedbury Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
jules Jurgcson Copenhagen Chronomctcr.
a Gendre's Geneva Chronometers
ii. Capts ucncya Lever and Lcpincs (yery fine \
vachcron & Constantine Geneva, very fine
James Courvoiser Geneva
il. athev Peytcu.
Briguet. Paris. very fne)
Char f. Iissot 4 Son lLocle,) &c,
JEWELRY.
NV "S'. SoiSls1HS Oh Breast rms. Ear Rings
ana bracelets, Of the same pattern; Gold Chains.
Medallions Pencils Cuff Pins. &c.
SGLVERWARE
In the Silver department. we are prcpored TO
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Film
bc'han warranted equal to coin in purify and MS
cheap a5 can b. purchased in this country Also. a
large assortment ofplain silver Spoons Forks, &c.
Tea Sets, Plated Ware, MarJts aad Byon-e
Clocks.
Yankee Clocks for Churches, Halls and Schools.
Richard Willis and Chas. Stevenson $ Celebrated
CErOnoiactcr Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches. we are prepared to furnish
acorrtct time keeper, at REASON ABLE price which
for finish and accuracy. cannot be exccllcd by any
watch made. Each watch is accompanied by a C. r
tfcatc from the manufacturer, which guarantees il
ito keep time to the satisfaction of the purchaser,
or to be returned We can give tn best references;
from gentlemen the greatest responsibility in our
city; and we respectfully request the attention OF
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
sy' WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
manner and all work warranted 80 give entire sat
SIaction for one year. at the old sand of
L!BA FERRIS 4 SON,
Corner of Fourth and Market SIS,
Dec. z, Oily. W1LMi NGTON Del
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PLANTERS USE

T ElNAU'S AMERICAN FERTILIZER Can
- be had at 80 n ton. or 81 30 blrrel lso.
Lehman super Phosh.ate of Lime at q cent, per
pound by the barrel. or $40 ton; to wholesale
dealers large deduction; alao, Loinnu's Rcue
Manure, the cheapest manure in tho world, $40 II
hosshead; also l.cinau's Liquid Manure in Casks
from to 300 gallons with directions for use same
as is used in England with such great success; also
Leinau's Fertilizer for Fruit Trees and Grape
Vines Lem us Fertilizer for Lawns aud CIR ss
Land. also Potash. Bone dust, pus err. Ground
Charcoal, Nitric Of soda Soda Sulphate Of AM
mona Crush Zones &c.
The above named Fertilizers and Phosphate of
Lime have been in use for the past years success
fully in Marylnd. Nirgiria, Delaware, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania and in the Islands Of bermuda
and BaIbadoes Diplomas from the three States of
New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey State
Agricultural Societies, and Crystal Palace Asso-
citation Of New York. Delivered free of Portage
at any station in Philadelphia. Orders by mail
rcmitting the lsh registered at the Pos; Office or
Draft on any good Houses in Baltimore, New York
or Philadelphin will be satisfactory
e. A. LE1NAU, Proprietor,
No. 10 Sonh Front Street,
Jan 70, 56-4m. PHILADELPHIA.
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JN1E ssht,.iber has Just returned frea New
York tAa Pai!ii, phis with the largest asd
haa lso!nest assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Tar. ever ossrei il this mark IT. care has bccn
t,tea Iii ~ ID tales ant Of the latest fashiou
b! s,.eaad aud tAsy Il ave bean purchased at the
RSe,. PISS sis prices, AM great pains will be tax
en- thas thy be sol at very SMALL AnNAScE-
ldy i)ttj il bay caoap. sst cheap, and do large
hA.ia .ss.' Cloths OF all co,o-s. from Is cents TO
81 80 per yufi ~ 'simere. black and fancy 30 cts
10 :: - per ysr,i; si.tiAes, black and fancy IL!
to - eeats per yard: flai.ne, red aud wkite 81
1874 % 10 crlis; largo assortment of
DRESS @)JD3 FOR THE LADIES;
good yard vide muslin at 81 els per yard Il
FprsI assertm snt Of
PE3DT-K.3DE CLOTHING;
la pail Ladies cEdre,.el Morocco Poots At 81 %
par paIy; th!n sole Jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 per
pair; . pair wosd pssged Bosts. city made. best
lrtis T. cheap Large LOT OF boys and misses Boots
esd sasas. complete nsSsrtmsrts Of
HfHDT.tEE AND TLERY;
NaAs celss per pound less by the key;
GROCERIES,
brsvasu Ear G cts. white and 9 cts Coffee ..
;'ts Ne assss cheap: Muckerel and Herring by the
b! 81, Toye hsr with ayery large assortment
OF AL kids e sosis usual kept in country store
VI ID It large n4mh.r Of . her articles that ur. not
ysp WI :r sod a. very email advance over the
sty wno!. sa'e PRICE for the Cash or Country Pre-
sas. AL kinds OF Produce bought 1T
j. A. ELI A&oN'S,
CHcAr CORSgR,
SOP. IL, 1855. Middletown. Del
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REMOVAL.

EENSE subscriber begs leave to inform his
& friends and the Public generally. that he
has moved to the Store House formerly oc-
supiet by James Denny, Esq, where he will
b pleased to see his old customers and all
thoss who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL II. MILLER.
Dec. 18th, 1854.
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T.. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

'ENHl ESSENCE is Il preparation ofunusuaI ex-
i ccience. IN ordinary diarrhma, incpient
cholera, in short in all eases of prosration of the
digestive functions, it is OF inestimab,e vaue-.
During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly
eiHcaeious no family, indyd .aI traveller should
be without it.
CAurloN.-Be sure to get tho genuine essence.
which is prepared only ny +. BROWN. ut his
DRca AND CHEMICAL SronE. n H. CORNER or
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PniLADrLpuiA.
and for sale by all the respectable Apo,hecarics in
the United States; and in ELKTON by DIR. JOS.
WALLACE; in Port Deposit by JAS. WILSON
Jan rs, 'jti--Gm
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SAVING FUND

SAVING FJED
or TlG
L. y. Insurance, Innniiy and Trust Co..
S. T. CORNER TurnD = CHESTNUT Sis,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL SO ,o"o.
MONEY is received on deee t daily. The
w a'.ount deposited is entered in n Deposit
Boo, and given to the Deposition, or, ifprcferred,
certificate will be given.
All sums. large and SIN all, are received. and the
amount paid back demand without notice.
Interest is paid mt the rats of FIVE FER CENT.
commencing the day of deposit, ard ceasing fo1r-
tee days r.ovi"Hs To ihs ~ithr;.v nj Of The onrv.
On the first day Of Janucry. in each year .he
interest Of enca deposit it paid to s doposi.or or
added to the principal, as tie .lay prefer
The Company have now uTsWari. OF g. SEQ ,,e-
positors in the City of PhiadcI a alone
Any additional information will be given by ad-
dressing the TREASrEEn
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, Pres't !
LAwiEHcE JOHNSON. Vice pres't
AMBROSE ". THOMPSON,
DEMANDS ". TISGLEY,
JA'oB L. FLoRANCE,
WILLIAM NJ. GopwIS,
PAUL y. GODDARD,
GEORGE MclIEyRY,
JAMES DEyERErX,
GrSTlyus ENGLIsu
Secretary and Treasurer PLIyy FISK
Teller and Interpreter, j. c. OEuLscuLAoEn.
Sep. S, lS55--ly.
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Medicinal.
II. II. II.
Life and Death,

II. r. r.
Life and Death.
The Mysteries Of Disease laid open 10
the People.
Health is the Principle Of Life: Disease is the
Principle Of Death.
THE n. r. n. REMEDIES POSSESS THE GREAT
POWER TO SECURE TO TIE HUMAN SYSTEM
HEALTH AND Lone LIFE, AND TG FREE
TIE HUMAN FAMILY FROM FANS,
ACHES, AND ALL BODILY IN
rIRMITIEs.
THE ART Of PRESERVING HEALTH AND
THE METHOD OF CURING DISEASE BY
TIE r. Il. RS.
7tcGys&y's r.eady Relief
r. to be used in all cases where there is pain
!. The moment 1t 10 applied externally, or taken
internally. il will ailay the most toriurng aches.
pains, rramps, spasms, burns, scaids, &c. quicker
than Morphine, ChoroiCim.. NcraIne or any
other anodync or remedy that has ever been used
By medical inen.
It is safer than these dangerous remedies. The
public will bear in mind that ChloreiOim, Nor
phine. Opium, &c. only stGc the pain by Supply
ing thu senses, that the perceptvo faculties
soss the power of feeling and that after the in
Gucnce of these narcotics have passed from the
systematic pain again breaks forth its terrible
pInns. with renewed violence.
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and re-
the of the disease that occasions il; it
infrses new life into the weak and diseased parts.
It braces IN tn" nerves, and establishes in the
SYSTEM reaction of health and strength instead
oi.n"in, weakness and disease.
AS t. corntcr irritant. Radway's Ready Relief
applied to the surface of the body, where there is
inflammation or congestion. il will instantly scat
ter the congcst9d blood equalizcs the circulation,
and in few 'ainutcs the most excruating pains
are removed. This may be cen in cases OF Lum-
baso, Gout and Rheumatism in their most terrible
forms. where an application Of Railways Ready
Relief will restore the patient to ease and comfort.
Crippled NTH Rtcumalism, .frm and Leg per-
lshci-No hopes Of his recorery-Tlmeiy use
4. r. Ri ronteyui Cn,e.
LETTER FROM ISAAC HuDDLESTOME.
Rapids, Parish, La. June 10th, 1855.
Messrs. Railway & Co --Radwuys Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May Of rheumatism. when
there was ne hope Of his recovery. heard of his
situation and sent for him. His right arm and
log vas all persisted. lie had no use of them at
all; but by the ofyour medicine, in two months
he was carrying the mail from Cherryyle to
Burrs Ferry. | objected. He said he must do
something for living 1t has been fourteen
III, nhs since he was eurel. lie is now we'll. and
is working Oh his farm. and the whole cost Of his
cure for your medicine was five dollars.
Isaac lIuDDLESTONE.
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NsAUE1E2 S. DaXOM,
Gor,n,issicn tflerrl}onts,

No. 90 SOUTH WIIARNES.
(3rd door above Chestnut Street)
DHTLADELPlIIA.-II constantly on hand
l. and will sell at lowest wholesale prices the fol-
lowing articles.
Ground and Fine Salt, Tallow Candles,
Dairy Salt, Searne do.
Brown and Pale Soap, Adamantine do
Chemical Olive do. Sperm do
CASTLE do. Dried Fruit,
Fancy do Beans.
Sal soda, Ground Spices
Also
Peruvian GuanO,
Super-Phosphats Of Lime, Land Plaster, &c
Jan 90, 56.
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Wilmington.
Duct. IL. GARRETT,
DENTIST:
IS S HIPLEY STREET,
Jan 81 y' WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wilmington.

New Stock Of Winter Cloth ing.
VIM. G.. LOWE,
No 81 NArkct Street, Wilmington, Del.
ESPEGTFULLY informs his friends and til
IL public, til It he has laid in n large and well
selected assortment of
Scas0nIIls SiothfnG,
Gentsmen'r Linen Collars. Stocks. Gloves &C.
which he is prepared to sell at the very LOWEST
prices. B;irS amCng the oldest established Tail
ors in Whining, on. nc hattcrs himself tn It his
long experience in the business VII be sufficient
guarantee to his patrons that al, customer and
o,hor work entrusted to him viii he dop, in . style
Of superior ncatness and fashion.
-. RE%E.IBER 81 MARKET STREET. =.
Dec 8, iSj5-3m
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NEW STYLES! FALL CLOTHING

4 T tho Dry Gods store Of L. BROWN. JR.
! F!k.1a. Md, u fail assortment OF Ready nade
n.ial Clothing 10 which the attention Of
erysrs is invited. lsep.. %. '55.
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NlcGregOr.

A ND other Hot Air Stoves and Furnaces We
n would invite the attention of housek.eptrs and
others to our large and varied assortment of stoves
many Of which are entirely new and most be;uti-
full design and finish and guaranteed to give salts
faction. STAPLES & CAyrvry,
Sept o.
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GfsEAE AFTER E1.DN
1t Cheap Corner,

aDLErOWE. DELAWARE.
JNtE sshs:iber has Just returned frea New
i York tAa p.ii!ii. phis with the largest asd
haa lsoHest assortment OF
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MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
LII discovered in of our common pasture
weeds a remedy that cures
LNEPN I,INn OH III-NiDD
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Diseases and complaints caused by Exposure and
Atmosphercal changes over which Railway
Ready Relief and Railways Regulators possess
the most remarkable curative powers, and which
will readily yield to The X. K treatment
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MARYLAND.

Bidder, are requested 10 ezopns CAREFULLY The fons q pro-
posal and Instructions onneIed ....
1901 From Baltimore by ST. Dennis Elk Ridge Landing,
Piercelnnd, Annapolis Junction, Savage, Laurel
Factory, Beltsvie, and Bledensburg,to to Wash
ngton, d. c., 40 miles and back, raiiy, and daily,
except Sunday, by railroad.
Leave Baltimore daily nt4 am;
Arrive At Washington ssmc day by 81 ans
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at ami
Arrive at Baltimore same day by liam; a
Leave Baltimore daily OF 5p m;
Arrive at Washington came day by 81 p m;
Leave Washington daily at 4ipm
Arrive at Baltimore same day by 6p NJ
Norn.-Msi TO be conveyed more frequently ihan
is Indicated in the foregoing schedule, ~ ireqursa
by the department and trains Of run
1909 From Baltimore, by ST. Dennis, Avalon, Ellcots
r Mills, Alberop, Woodstock, MsrriousvIlie, SYKES
vile, Hoods Mills, Woodbins, Mount AIRY, Mon
rovia, Evansville, Monooaoy Bridge, BuckeysioWn,
Adamsiown, Point of Rocks, Barry, Woverton
Ke Tristc, Barpcr's Ferry, Va, Duhelds, her-
neyyille, Van Clcvcsvile, Msriosburg, or JOINS
Run, North Mountain, Cherry Kun Depot,
Ma ~ Cncapon Dceot Va, Orleans, Papaw,
.H a CscsoonsyilIe Forks OF Potomac, oreenst trng
Run, oldto~n, Nd Psttsrson's Depot Cum
ber,and Western Pert, New Creek Depot, Va,
Piedmont, Bloomington, Md Fpnkyille, Sum
mitvle AmblersturE. Va, Three Forks, Fet-
.rman, Valley Falls, Nuzum, Benions Ferry,
Warrington, G'over's Gap, Burton, Milo, came
ron, Glen East, Bowman, Moundsviile, and Ben
wood, 10 Wheeling, $50 miles and back, twice
/ daily by railroad, with daily branch fsom Mo-
nocscy Bridge, Md, TO Frederick, miles and
back, TO be run in due connexron
Leave Baltimore daily att am;
~ Arrive At Wheeling next day by I p m;
Leave Wheeling daily OF 10 M;
Arrive at Baltimore next day by SPIN,
Leave Baltimore daily ct p m; A
Arrive at Wheeling neStdsy by 81 ans
Leave wheelng daily at "a pm; ~ Fr
Arrive al Baltimore next day by VI an,
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Bidders are requested 70 erdmine CAREFULLY e forms Of pro-
posal and insfruefons annered
1901 From Wilmington to Newcastle, miles and back
six times week.
Leave Wilmington daily, excerpt Sunday, at ~
p m;
Arrive at Newcastle same day by 81 pm;
Leave Newcastle daily, except Sunday, at a.
r" pm; .#&
Arrive at Wilmington same day by S. pm.
1902 From Wilmington, by Lovevillc, New Garden.
Avondsle, Chsihsm, and Londonderry, to Coch-
ransvile, IS miles snd back three limos week.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednesday, and rr-
day at I6I am;
Arrive at Cochrsnsvillc same dsys by p m;
Leave Cochransville Tuesday, THURSDAY, ana sat
urday Al am; ~
Arrivs at Wilmington same days by 81 pm
380s From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chippewa heo
Lion, Saint Georges, McDonough, odesss, rlsids-
IHs boro Black Bird Smyrna, Dover Camden, Can
,' terbury, Frcderichs, Milford, and Milton, e
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s1f-taa "a s afr ~
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

.eaa .., PosT 0FrIcE DEfAEraEGr.
January 10, 1856,
DRoPoSALs Tor conveying the mails Of the United
States from July |, i956 20 J lne 80, 1860 inclusive,
n the States Of NEW JERSEY DELAWARE MA
,YLAND, OHIO, and PENNSYLVANIA, will be re-
elyed at the Contract 0ee Of this eJarn.ent unii g.
D. Of l4h April next to be decided by The 7th OF May fol-
1wingl on the and 10 The times herein specified
The daily union., 1856-01-31
NEW JERSEY

Bidders are requested 10 exdine carefully e forms and
Instructions attached 20 this advertisement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-30
NUMBER 50.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL or rur rrI1,>;o.

Wv iokk, Aug 2e.-The steamer ITipoi, .,~,,., "a.
Win The Cslifornis mails and a. sss ooa \, -
sure she connected With the So ,or. xh,.h .-.-a.
a'"h si'sooooO. The Sierra Nsvsd. sor a., -
up"afu' o' 100000 in specie 900 r.cru,,. a.,
and number Of settlers
Doc'or Alexander Randolph, an old r..;a.,, - g.
francsco vas shot on the s.th of JuI, h, -.
'nrington Who ~ss arrested tried and .,.c.,., 80
1''h' Brace, the murderer of Capt West -. h,..a
-A"e Gay Several thousand troops yer. ana.,
'ne vicinity OF the gallows
"A'u nuiser, Que OF the 6rst sriles of In. y,~;,.
oo"'"i'''ee returned from the Sand-ch I.l.,,. =, -
,, 'u' vas arrested and shipped for Ne~ Yort a,
'"e i''i"o''' Ned hctiowan had not been e.n,.,.a
o"e activity s'nong the vessels Of war In m. 49,,
" 's.' 'hat the Federal Government "a, .bo., ~, =.
'er'ere with the Vigilance Committee
superintendent OF the Branch Mint had no,;s.d =,
80 VINO We're members Of the COMMITTEES ,h.'
Mint 'o" of leave the
The Peruvian slave chip T-r--. r-rr, pu, Inn. S.
cisco July soth. With $50 Cbin... .,t.s." n.n
and destined Tor the Peruvian mine. A.
Tain the vessel unsuccessful
AdV'ees from Salt Lake to June DAD .,.,. A..
vegetables were npped by frost and thu s,.,, -
Jailed. IL was feared that the inh,h,,.s,. ,.--,r 1
for want offood ''" '0ner
pA'es nom Sydney. Australia. to Nav so,h
extensive gold discoveries in Western Aussr.B.
i"e hiess advices from Oregon STATE thar m. r,s,
e N0''n remained hostile Thsrs were, however o,o.
poets of peace. pros
rne'e ho'nng important from The I,tbmus
r'eIe souie arrived at Aspin~al on thu ,s,h
tue oah FRANCISCO markets glutted. tr,d. - An
anu prices had declined Jobbing sales ofC,.ua~o 49,
SIS. Suffolk Mills $3.50. e' "0'r 7"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-30
PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGRrss

"AsHrSoToS, August 2s.-Seuate. g..
voted to adhere to its disagreement on IN. ,,mv I'm
S2 nays 8. 10y S'A-yeAs
Ar Houston presented q memorial from IN. I..,.
u,s asking Congress- if possible to inssrf.r. in
oena OF Judge Terry, In custody Of the yIs,I.,.
committee at San Francisco. After some debate IN.
mortal was referred TO the committee on the Judc,,,,
Mr. Crttendsns bill to alter and amend the .ct a. ,s..
organizing the territories Of Kansas and Nebe,.L.
asOa'sd' but without action the Senate adjourned.
H0H's-A message received from n. s.,...
announcing that they still adhere to their di..sr,..D 80
the army bill. ~
mr. or asked leave to introduce an army bill but N,
'Fo" aud others objected. Adjourned