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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at


T. AUCTIOS.-R w wESTCoTT, Auctisneer. will .l
THIS DAY (Wedne.dsy) at lot O'Clock At No l52 W-s
2Is. 8sh the rirsant sud costly turnurr Of the
above In this House there probably the rses
and costly collection OF truly elegant Furniture and beau
tiu Works AT that he's been presented TO the public tn
ths medium Of SALE the whole OF whsh wi Dc
p.renptory sold without Full descriptive caassuss
rs and BE- had The Auctonccr Once No Beck
man under Nasau Bauk The Furniture and other s!rana,
neut. In part Of over yards Of eh Velvet Rsya VA
ton splendid octsvo rosewood Panoforte
made BY W. II BAuDe, used but three months two mag
uihcent full suites rosewood Por Furniture beautifully cary
ed covered and satin elegant maTbis top
E.gere rosewood Center Sf, snd Pier Tables large sate'
Mirrors French Pier Mirrors, four Bronze and Or
nolu Clande with all the Gss Fixtures Of the Hpne;
urkh Reception Chairs Sk and Lace Curtains gold bor-
erd Sbades superb Bookcase Etss-res ms
Bonzes and Stausry including Venus ss the BsA
Psu and Virginia Paintings and Music The feast Of bscchus
&C. Also costly collection Of Psor Vases and elegant sd,ru-
meats fret Dining Room Furniture Of every desspun
Including every variety rich Svcrvse French China Cut
sss Ivory and Silver Cutlery. &c Also the Sleeping Rooms
fursbcd throughout with rosewood Furniture Dressing bu
roa Bsesd shout twenty eicsan. Hair Mattresse. and
Chevsl Glasses Oval Mirrors ii suite rocwood ruIn
ture In srt Velvet Velvet Stair Carpets plated Rod marble
top Hal Stand elegant carved Extension Table with every
thns fashionable and Elegantly furnshed real
deuce. No postpononent on account OF weather !
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

HgksY r. LEEDS, Auctoneer
HENRY III. LEEDS 4 co. will sell by auction,
IL WEDNESDAY. April ~ at 10 O'Clock, at the Pr'
vate Stables No We-, 2s-A pair Of elegant dark brown
CARRIAGE HORSES is hand. high. very closely matched
perfectly gentle and kind splendid style and sctioA aud most
desirable pair Of Family Horses. -
Also fine double Carriage HARNESS. nearly new
and in fine condition.
Also an excellent set Of single Light Harness.
Also double Family Sleigh OF fashionable style and
perfect together with Blankets Sheets and stable Fr
The above the property Of gentleman leaving Tor
Europe and offers excellent opportunity Tor purchase
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
DAS,yL $. HovsH. Auction.er.


CUPERIOR and FASHIONABLE ROSE-
~ WOOD FURNITURE At AUCTION To- MORROW
fTlursdAy April oo At 10. consisting OF all ths cs ~
elersnt uodern Furniture Oil Paintings Works Of Ar he
cnsp-d In Ia lsrs brown stone resdeose Ne ~
N,ss 2ist-yt near sfhsv .....,., a,
The ssIc viii commence In the BASEMENT At lot "A
prrc..ly with walnut Extension Table sca vas1
carved Buffet Arm and Dinns Chairs to match fteN
v, large OF rch China Dinner ana r~ Sea
Cat as. and bohemian ivory Cutlery. sold svw ra
AND Sets, Spoons Forks rtoher. Casters Cr
Sslvtrs. Ac
In the PARLORS ct IL O'clock peci:ey with rsyH t.ps.
Inv velvet lace and brocatcie window Drspofy sA
r..wood Suite seven pieces In crimson and nsrooa, vsy
els carved In ssd so ssd one Ia sIsea vs
vi, All of tr y,r, worksn-p solid rosewood Etss.n
CeI-r Side sAlr- Bookcase and S"orrtsT L.d-s y"
eTtor Essy aud Reception Char bronze 0s. Fttarrs,
s-ritou Oil Psiatnys BY Cos-. splendid linr tnsrss'
re Pr-urh color-d do both large and -naa on" Na"ns
Carks carved rosewood Pianos -
I~rb instrument nearly and cost tfS; eessnt ee'
thins Vases Figure, and costly Decorations -,
In the CHAMBERS the usual quantity ana corrp,ss
hs style Of ussnihcent carved rosewood ana
Bed.tsads Bureaus Bookcases sotss Conches Lonnfet
Chairs Carpets Enersvinss pure horse hair Maitre.e' SPRAY
Beds Bedding which indeScribable In the space
sn but 10 BE- Appreciated must be seen s
positive and pcrrmYs0ry, rain or shine Csai's" A's
morning of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

T. II. CHILToS. AuGteseer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ut
II Auction. By COLE & Chiffon. THURSDAY.
April So eomnnenciLs at 10 O'clock No % Grsens near
Csna consisting O tapestry Csrpts carved mahogany Chairs
Sofas Chins Vases Chandeliers dsinssk Window Curtains sn
srsvnss mahogany B,d.teads walnut Chair. Oil Cloths sS
Carpets prsng ths usual vsty Of Psor Bedroom snd
Kitchen Furniture. Terms cash Catalogues sale (15Jk
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

HENRY n. LEEDS, Anctionecr -
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by ancson
i IL o'clock. WEDNESDAY, April p at the Prs,sse
,tules tine - w of 5shsv and 3i-tstt elegant
HORSES, CARRlAGE, SLEIGH, sc-A splendd par OF
dark bsy horses hands high and years oid rarsnnsea
sound kind and gentle IN all harness. and very sytsh s
Barouche made by Lawrence used but SIX onihs drae
cloth trimmings with also. Rockswsy f'es WIN
shifting top made by Adams flor; also close Carrase
In order: also double aud single Harness. naa1
by Lowden also double Seizh Robe. Bells Covers "hPs
kr Can bo ss above the DAY beforo the sne
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
C>OR SALE or to LET-A COTTAGE VILLA
A desirable COUNTRY RESI-
NTRY RBSIDHNCE coo-

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE Con-
tsininS three ssd hall situated the south s,ls
Of Staten Island II sAoins the lands Of Wa Asvnws
fres and has wei shaded lawn whh Stable 0oscA
kouss Gardea producing abundance Of vegetables ssd
6s fruit ra Of the prrck.e money reun bcll
nortsssc Apply 70 ROBERr COLGATE Co, No N
FesIIN or 70 JAMES DID0WAY, Ne. IS wnAa-,.. rosss
NJ Is "a
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
T.c. HousRros, Auctloncer

TIC. HOUSTON, Auctoneer.
YNHLS DAY "wednesday, AT l03 O'Clock
Wsreroous No. e4 Broadway lsr.e snd sr'es-
ad assortment Of rich and fashionable roscwood mshe
TI,RSITTRR PIANO TORTEs sc all of which Is of vsg
superior workmsnsip and for style and finish " equal %
Furniture ever offered Auction In this city confnG
psrt solid rosewood Psrlor Suites In French satin roes
tee plush and other rch coverings beautiful carved fos
wood Etsgeres in every variety OF style and hnish psn
which very superior elegant French Secretsts Escf
torres Music Cabinets fns rosewood reception Chairs rsat
carved e. and Sofa Tables marble ops osa
glass doc carved ODD Bed,sds in srrsi variety, at
alnut DO Die top Bureau. and Wash
nodes best Spanish hair Msttresse superior Eat non pn
Tables .sboratey carved Sidebosrds, Dining CAsN
Furniture Piano Fores st II oeckThree rosewood Toe
tsve Piano Forte. by city makers Catalogues noains
sale Every fsoiity foe boxing and shipping
LIMITED STATES LAND SALE.-sALES Of
~ LAND. BY order of the President viii take place o.
MONDAY May the Land Offices In 0ssfo Fort Dodge snd
Sioux City lows when 900 acres will b. placed IN uarke
BY the Government
In quenee large sn.s which have been made
Railroad Companies and the withdrawal from market Of shts
quantity adjoining this sale win comprise nearly sn tho us.a:
and u fst quality remaining In Iowa The land: no~ ofsse
mostly situated In the Valley Of the Boons and Dee Msnss
considered tn. best farming lands IN "
West They ws s~rsd and tmbsrsd well located ~ ~
and Missouri Railroad partly constructed WILL whss
sled dsrd rs.dy means Of sccess snda oore'p'udns
crease In their value.
We have r.ab agents will attend TIE eses
they Of long experience s the Business We hs
every COZ Sdenoc in their judgment.
We will funds for Investment IN lands sni give vsy
information regarding charges &c, dssirsbss
GREEN SEWkLL, Bankees,
No. ~ WaIist. Nsv~fsrt
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

I ACKAwANNA C0AL-TAe retail pnce Of
~ ts est Arslra snl sesacd COAL nov rsdusd y 6S
sra q ac@ D, esay.re4 ARPay = Tssas esr.sr 4
u DElAwAe3 AND HUDSON CANAL o0MP iNf. NJ.
r WilsmA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
6onses to Get.

4 HOUSE to LET-On 4th-av. and 92d-st.,
a threstory House. with all modern convenience no, and
cold ~rter BATH farnse range and gas with large
esrde and for beauty Of situation and subry canpot be ex
eeeald IN the city. Rent $50 Address B. flNNEY at
Bible House. or call o premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
Real Gstaie for Sale.

GREAT SACRIFICE-A beautiful COT
N TAaE and FARM of 81 grres in pleasant village, x
pes from New York Choice fruit elegant bdding AID 6ns
sce ncry. Cost $1,000. Price ~ prompt buyer Ao
Owner for dsy. with diagram and map Of popy at Room
No T. Nc S46 brosdway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

nESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND to LEI
~ The large STORE William and John.. Apply ~
HOMER a kEIChUA, No. ji9 Broadwsy, o9r rcsfrSt
a. L. JUHN lloyd 4 SONS. No. u Na.san-st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

VJNO LET-Desrablc ROOMS, No. 81 Broad
Il way. corner Of " hitest Inquire of M M LA"RHNCE,
eu the
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

LNAIRMOUNT INSTITUTE, FRENCH, CLAS-
IL SICAL aud COMMERCIAL BOARDfN0-SC SCHOOL,
WestFaru. Wcstohe.ter Co. ". Y, ZAEPfFBL, Pnncf'
pal-Ihe SUMMER TERM begins on May4 For moro par
icuars and references apply st MI RICHARDSS once,
No. SJ7 Broadway, or to the Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

EUKNN HE'D HOUSE and GKUUNDS 70
RENT-1he Furnished Residence Of Edward Bech esq.
sustcd Scuthsv. Poushkoepc DuioAss. County WIN b.
Rad for one or two yoss whc the family sbrOsd Toe
Grounds are tastefy laid out and con.a Conservatory and
o&hou.e tiled with Plents The StabIs cony-n'eof
and the hole suitable country f"r the SunIn
or the hv. year the option of tenant Terms IN drae
App4y to T. BECH 4 kUNHAkDT No. 81 BeavrrS, New
Yort; or to THOMPSON WEEKS. Pousnkeeps
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

yJNO IET-A beautiful CORNER STORE on
on. az tho best avenues in the city nloerste il Is
an EXCELLENT bushes. place Apply at No 76 East oh's he
fore 10 IA. IN. OF after p. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
COUNTRY SEAT at McCOMBs DAN for

III Nv VIVID f0-tSf tut
~ SALF-Stus.d about 500 yards from the bridge contain
ps about three with house barn garden &C. elegantly
laid out with shrubbry fruit the view be
,urp..-l within 100 ues from city; the Harlem River
running directly Of N with good boating and fishing
The house Distauce nine ncs from City
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

ID SALE-With furniture, csrsse, &c sad twenty acre.
oi iand NEW -BRu NSWICk, NewJersey. cormandin
magnificent view. Photograph OF the place which Will b
rld low BE- al the office of +. HERVlLf, No II
Exchsp-c-Ilsce.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

WANTED-By single Gentleman, in small
strictly Piou. t.y where htte is NO objection to music
and 4th Athss Terms moderate Address NJ. ). R.
Ne "a East I8ihst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29
JHstrurtiou.

REKhSHIhE TAMIIlI 'oCIfCOI IUI DVIO'
Stockbtdac Summer Session open,
on MONDAY the 21h Of April Some vscsnnics yet to b
Circulars and Catalogues TO BE- had st the booktere
B. WESTRRMANE L Co, No. 30 Broadway. REiD 4
HOFFMAN,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

front HOUSE three stories and basement neaTy now
pleasantly situated opposite PeEkns's Garden No l0 A'y
81 krookyn four minutes walk South EoTy. Rrns
500 which is only three fourths Of what h~ been pad M ~
Iuouirc OF r. J.. SMITH, Nc. S. Bsitio-st, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-29

L'RENCH INSTITUTE.--Boar and Day
Il School for young gentlemen, No R Eat Ahst scar
Madison Park. PROf. Ellie ChAkLiEk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
For The Cecil Jrh1a
TO OLD LINE WINGS.


Eyes right, Boys don't let your
selves be deceived. Col Groome is busy
pressing himself upon Wing voters of
Cecil county and asserts to them that he is
not q locofoc candidate, or a Democratic
candidate, but that he is VIII z and
nothing but Wing. That is his course
tbgi is q fact to which plenty Of wings
can testify 50 let men Tho profess to be
Democrats take note Of it, and act
accordingly. But my business Is with
Wings. Now my Wing friends; when
Col. Groome, asks You to vote for him
because he is a Wing, .iast ask him,
what Candidates he intends to vote for
at the com ing election. What answer
can he make you Why, he will be
bound to tell you that he intends to
rote the locofoco ticket. He intends to
vote for their Clerk, their Register,
their Delegates, and their whole ticket
yet lie tells you lie Is Whig-noth-
ing but q Wig. He will vote for
whole ticket of locofocos, and refuse to
vote for the men on the American ticket,
amongst whom are some Of the best and
truest Old Line Wings in the county.
He is high old uhig--now isn't he
Eyes right boys. don't be deceived.
Wings! if any Of you have been bam-
boozled to think that the Colonel's
election would not be locofoco victory;
and that he is not locotoco enough to
vote their ticket against old line wings,
I call upon you to open your eyes and
see the true nature Of tie case. He
is the last man that an old line Wing
should vote for on political grounds.
Better at once vote for the bitterest To-
cotoco that stands up in the county.
Don't be deceived.
The Colonel and his friends say they
are anxious he should get heavy vote
in this county, even though there is no
chance of his election. Well, let him
get his heavy vote from those locofocos
whose ticket he votes, and not from the
wings and Americans whose ticket he
will not vote. lie has no claim to the
votes of Wings and Americans. He
goes against the very men We are most
anxious to elect. Boys don't be de-
ceived' Send him to get his votes from
the party which has recommended him,
and which he supports.
Then, again, look here! Mr.. Hicks is
as certain to be elected Governor as that
the sun will rise on the election day.
Mr.. Hicks as Governor will, have many
to make; many Inspectors,
&C., &C., VIII you Wing and Americans,
throw away your chances and the chances
OF your friends, by cutting Mr.. Hicks
off your ticket sand compromising the
influence of your county by voting forCol.
Groome that high old whig, who runs on
the locofoco ticket and vote the locofoco
ticket =! For certainly ifyou cut Hicks
off your tickets and run him behind
III your county, you cannot have the
face to apply for any Of the many respec-
table and paying Offices he will have to
bcstow. Eyes right, boys! Don't be
deceived.
Enough said! Let your mind my
Wing reader, run in comment on shp
text | have furnished, and you viii,
vote for Mr. Hicks and not for Col.
GxoQme, for such viii be tho duty Of
z .ssssHsak Il 4, T + NE .5ys HIG,sss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
For TIC Cecil Whig
Sixth District in Motion

An American Club. No. |, called the
Natives" was organized at the House OF
Capt. Leonard krauss Saturday Evening, J,l
inst. when the following Office rs were unani.
money elected: President, VIM. NJ. Mathews
Vice President, Z. Coulson, S.crtary, Ii. C..
Mathews; Treasurer, !, T. Reynolds.
After the reading and adoption OF 4 Con-
stituion and Bylaws, large number of vo
ters joined sid club, pledying themselves tt
use all honorable means, to secure the cleo
ton Of the nominees Of the Amer lean Party
The thanks of the meeting being given to
Capt. Erauss for the use of his room, the
club Adjourned to meet at the Hotel of Mr..
Pearce, Rising Sun, Saturday Evening next,
at ! O'Clock, 2, NJ BY order,
II, c. MATHEWS, Sect'ry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
For The Cecil U1Aig.
7 Ut 4 fVt Vtt II IT INK.
of Rev.. Thomas V-arhurion


The subject of this Memor was born in
So ncrset county Maryland, January 29th.
! lII6. His Father who came from Englan
.. died in Baltimore when Thomas was very
young, and as his means were limited Thorn.
| as was compelled to leave home and seek
refuge elsewhere. He lived for number of
year, with Mr. Gale of Cecil county. While
there he was severely attacked with sickness:
. this brought him to reflection. by which in
connection with the singing, praying ;nl
shouting ola few colurrd people he was
thoroughly conynecd that he was sinner,
exposed to Gods wrath and he sought the
Lord earnestly; not attaining what he was
seeking h conclal2d to unite himself with
the church. This he did six months before
his conversion. Near the close Of the year
1902, at elias, meeting held at the house of
Nathaniel Crouch, near North East, his eyes
were opened the darkness was removed from
his horizon and he received the e7idence of
his acceptance with God which evidence he
retained to the day Of his death.
In the year 1903 he married Elizabeth
Tyson. who made him a faithful and suitable
companion. and for fifty years they lived to.
gether as happily as husband and wife could
In 1901 he was licensed to exhort in Is.
III to preach in 1880 he was ordained dpa-
col, by Bishop Holding in Philadelphia
a liw years after he was ordained Elder.
For forty eight years he served the church as
Il Local Preacher and for fifty. five years he
was member Of the NJ. Z Church. the church
OF h!s choice. lLc loved the church and the
ministry; his house has been home for
Methodist preachers for fifty years lie was
a man like Stephen, full Of faith and the Holy
Ghost. He was in every sense a Bible chris
tain; he very seldom read any other book
and he wonld read it often upon his knees
heWas called uTon during his life to pass
through great many trials and troubles.
ee'pccniiy toward the close Of his life. vet he
bore them al with christian for,itudc
I've died July 2Sth, 1857 in the Slst VICAR
OF his age. at his own residence in Cecil
county Md. a day or two before his dcalh
ms daughter, who faithfully attended him
said to him, Father can you repeat these
words:
Give joy or grief. give ease or pain,
AXE life friends away
But let me fluid them all again,
IN that eternal day"
And with considerable emphasis he rcpca-
ted them, then exclaimed, II give way too
much to wandering spirit, have been
very uniathrul" A while before his death
the emmy struggled hard for his soul he
got to believe he would be lost bat victory
at last perchcd ON his banners; he stood
with his foot on the neck Of his last foe ans.
passed away t,iumphantly to jim that innu.
mera1le company in giving praises to God and
the Lamb.
thus passed away one of the best men
t!lat Cecil county ever knew. He was
kind husband. IN afiec,ionatc Father, and a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

y The Convention f.hc Sham Denocra.
cy, lnely held in Baltimore. determined that
it is inerpsiient to nominate candidates for
The The various Offices i'll that city. This is
voluntary surrender of the city and all the
Offices to the Americans and this being the
state of facts, where's the use Of certain 10.
cofocos blowing about the country of the To-
cofoco gains in Baltimore. v hen the cleo
ton comes off they'll sec they have gained
few thousands thcre-''oyer the left.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

ry'BENNETT'S INTERROGATION, the grea
Linament cures rheumatism.
Benefits Embrocaton, the great Linament
cures Neuralgia
Benefits Embrocation, the great Linament
cures Pains and Sprtins
Benefits Embrocation the great Lnamcnt,
cures Lumhago,
cures Toothache.
Benefits Embrocntion. the great 1inamcnt.
cures Chappcd Hands, and makes them white.
smooth and soft. For sale by II, II. MlrcuELL.
and Druggists and Storckeepers through the
ountry. Nov 10, lSJ0-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
Che AlnrIiets.
ELkTON MARKET.
I Reported bp II. s. Stites.]

w.. EETos, September llrh 1851.
Rcd Wheat Sis White do 81 90, Corn
GS: Oats % 30; Potatoes 40 q: Mackcrc
ST. 00 Nails 81 25; Peruvian Gnano: A No
!, SG2 Mexican do $2S 90; Columbian do
$40 90: Rcese's Manipulated Guano, $50 90:
De lsnrg $ Super Phosphate TAT 90; Plaster
%: q. A. Sale 81 81.
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
Reported by J. 4. Darts 8 Co
SEPTEMBER 1lth.-White Wheat S 80 red
Wheat 81 20 to l.20. Corn--GS Oats Is
Potatoes SO. Peruvian G,ano SCI 90. MeSi-
can $24 90. De Burgs Phosphate $1,000.
Mackrel Is and $1,000. Salt LOO.
BALTiMoRE, Sept. 1lth.-Good to prime
red wheat 81 90 10 lis prime white wheat
81 40 to 81 GO. Corn both white and vel
low &C to 6S cents. Rye 0S cents. Oats %
to 80 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street ST. so: Extra 1925 to IS so
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

u The pic mic at the Brick Meeting
House on last Saturday evening was one Of
the most delightful Of the season. Oar ac-
counts are that large number of persons at
tended it and that everything passed off to
the qualification of all concerned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

sy EoALIrY TO ALL ,-uSIFORMirY or PRICES,
NEW FEATURE IN BUSHES: FvERl oNEnls OWN
SALESMAN ,-JoNEs & Co. of the " Crescent One
Price Clothing Store" No. 200 MARKET street.
above Sixth, Philadelphia, in addition TO having
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock of
Clothing in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tail sales. have constituted every his own
salesman. by having marked in figures on each
article the very lowest price it can be sold for so
they cannot possibly vary--ai must buy alike
The goods are all well spongea and prepared
and great pains taken with the making so that all
CT n buy with the full assurance Of getting good
article at the very lowest price
Remember the Crescent in MARKET, above
Sixth. Nc 200
August S l-y JoSEs Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

7 tI@Onr aged fellow citizen, Edmund
Brown Sir, Esq, Justice of TIE Peace,
was attacked on Monday last By series of
violent fits which Frustrated him entirely and
rendered him speeches.. For some time
his life was disparcd Of but it is now thought
he will recover.
DJNild geese in considerable numbers
have been passing over frop, the North
denoting that the weather has grown cold
there, and according to the popular notion
iortelling early cold here.
0-5"The American Farmer states that the
$1,000 ncsccssary to put the Agricultural
Fair grounds at Baltimore lin complete order
has al! hecn subscribed. The, Fair, there
fore, will take place and be much more at
tractivc than usual.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

THE SGGM TRADE-Thc fall in the valuc
OF sugar and moasSes has been great within
few weeks past. fhe losses on the stocks
on hand must have been many millions of
dollars to dealers in this country, and much
more to foreign holders. The Boston Tray-
Ter says
The decline from the highest point is now
over 3 centsa pound, and there is a stron:
probability that bottom is rot vet half reach
ed. " hen the dee line had reached only one
half til" present amount, a Ctw weeks since
the New York Independent estimated that
on the stock Of 50 600 tons Of Sugar and
four million gallons Of molasSrs held in that
port alone, the loss was lhen fully three
and half II iion dollars. Oicomse il must
be double that now and if this loss is made
on that store i'll New York alone, what must
it b. on the vast quantity atl'at, & in store in
Europe and in the United States, and the
stocks on hand in tie sugar exporting coun.
tries. 1t cannot be less than fifty millions
Of dollars already, and as the tendency is
steadily downward, it will probably reach a
hundred millions before the dealers will be
able to touch the next crop.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

- WoULD'sT STAND. Mr.. Benjamin B
Price. formerly a whig, who was nominated
Tor the House of Delegates, seems not to have
liked the chances at any rate he wouldn't
serve !: so the Convention re assembled on
Tuesday and nominated Mr.. Nicholas LLOYD
in his place. Ben is good fellow and We
are pleased that he would'n allow himself to
be put up to be beaten.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

JorSr DfssCussoN. We understand that
series of joint discussions have been arran-
ed between Hon. j. B. Ricand and Ramsay
McIIcnrv, Esq, the candidates for Con-
gross in this District, Of which two are to he
held in ths county. one at El'lton and one
at Port Deposit. Of the times and places
notice vii, be given hereafter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
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o. The gain made by The American Party
II Wilmington. Del. since the election in
1856 is over GOO. Pretty well for one little
city in single year. Who says the Ameri-
can Party is dead.