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Msnny's Celebrated Combined Reaper and

Farmers iastgtnx fhe anave shsasi send their nF
dsrssary. many hava1g svcn atsiipoiaied last
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Important Commercial Decision.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Ddnic Idirad9e and others Samuel L. xtchel.-The
plaintiffs who are merchants OF this city, were The con
sgnees Of hundred and hfty tcrccs OF rice, per
vannah line The defendant Was the agent OF the line
The bill OF adng special and required The consgnees
the goods Immediately after the arrival Of the
ship New York On the let December 1855, the defend
gave the plaintiffs notice that the goods would be land
ed that day and would be at their rick On the 2d Decem
her, 1885, defendant gave plaintiffs notice that unless tho
goods removed by 10 O'Clock Of that day. they would
no stored at their expense After 10 O'Clock the
commenced put IL In store PlAniins demanded the
property Defendant refused 10 deliver IT, unless the
penses Of carriage and storage werepad plaintiffs brought
repioyin for the recovery Of tho property ON tho trial
the plaintiffs counsel (Mr. Dean) insisted that tho
tract only required the plaintiffs 10 ordinary diligence
IN removing the property. DEFENDANTS counsel (Messrs.
McCunn and Moncre insisted that the exgences of
merce and the change wrought In the means of ranspor
aon by steam required that the contract should be
RED out in its letter. and that Immediately" meant a.
soon possible, and imposed duty OF extraordinary
diligence the consgnees. His Honor Judge Hoffman
eoncured with the defendants COUNSEL and charged the
Jury TO that effect. Verdict for defendant.
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NJ B.-My OYSTERS FOR A rRy.-cLARENDoN
IN oyster saloon Broadway between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth large assortment ~ the very
pckled hard he holidays Orders Tor bouquets
sud baskets ~ flowers attended a, he shortest notice An
orders promptly attended Please call and try oysters
Families supplied b. Che leuor Low
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COAI. COAL, CoArA-THE SUBSCRIBER, As sue.
~ 10 the late firm % ONel McG r. Will continue
the coal business the OH stands foot NJ Warren street
Norh river foot ~ Foueenh street kas, river and No ~
West Thirty second stree, anil snlcs continuance ~ the
patronage his friends and M public generally 10 Al N
whom be desires 20 give satisfaction both quality aud
weight TuOS ONEfLL
Nrw YoRE Dec. le, 1851
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yNoR LrvERPOOL.-TBE UNITED STATES MAIL
II steamship BALTIC, j. j. Comsiock com lander, viii
depart With The United States mails for Europe poNvely
Saturday Jan lC At II O'Clock M from her berth he foot
Of Canal street. ,,.-..~...as....-
freight passage having nnequaiied ACCOMMODATIONS
W. ''s""'' ' EDWARD X COLLINS. Sc Wall street.
Passengers viii please bc on hoard NJ II O'Clock
through the Post once any osners WIZ
he returned.
NorIcE-The steamers Of this line have Improved waer-
tight compar and no expense has been sparea a.o
IN, all as good The thorough examination gwen
hem proves their mode Of construction yet unequaiied
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamer ARA6O. d. Lines commander, WIZ
HAvre touching Southampton to land the mails
sud passengers Saturday January At l2ococh rom
pier No 81 North river, foot n Beach street.
PASSAGE
FIRST cabin
The ship tight compartments enclosing ne
engines that OF collision strandlng Se wstW
could not reach hem and the pumps being ree 70 ne
safety of the and would be secured Bag
gage during Inc passage should be sent on beard
u For ireish, Or passage apply 10 W. 4. DRAYrON,
Agent, No. Broadway.
BThe Fulton win succeed the Arago, and sail
Feb.
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IIENNrNG PETER HENNINGSRN, FROM DCCHIES
Schleswig HOlsiein mmigraied 10 New Orleans heard
Of in Louis and Afterwards In New York, i-reuesed TO
communicate with his uenuinr. ANY Information
speeding the above named party will be thankfully received
6y w. r. Hcnningscn, ~ Mcsxs Jansen Co, Cres
wick Coanie Victoria, Australia.
D-CHR1sTMAs AFTERNoON-GEo CHRfsTY A
81. Woods. Address J. n, broadway Post Office.
NGIss GRACE HOWARD WILL FIND A LETTER TO
wi her address IN the General Post ohce Nassau street
MR. GEO wHrTE-THFRE ~ A LETTER IN CHAT
wi ham square Post Office for Of mucn consequence
AIR d. WHO NET AN OLD FRIEND FROM BAL,
III the Wall street Ferry House some three weeks
since viii end note A. the Union square Post Office 20 his
address. AZ.
cyPECfAL NOTICE THERE Is A LETTER IN THE
- New York Post Office for Margaret Moore, and also let
ter for William Moore. piasterer, New YORK
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c,1 -GENrLrMFN HAVING LARGE OR SMALL
Nl. quantities of LEFT 90 clothing ~ dispose Of vii receive
AZ ess fifty per Than their supposed value BY call
Al the store addressing THOS u. COkROY ~ Centre
street late .si Pearl street.
q = 0An TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH.
&D.UVV ng.-Gen,iemen wishing y convert clothing
other personal property cash obtain y cent
more by calling ng their address 20 JAMES MORO.
MY. fieis Pearl street
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OrFTCE or THE NEW YORK AND VIEW HAVEN
~ Railroad CQR.ny, Twenty seventh street and Fourn
sveuue rew vnr4 Dec. ~ la5Noice.- u tune fc
Boston-rhe c~s<ns express train leaving New fort
ss1 A. NJ will on and After Monday, the 2ls leave ~
A. M J. II. H0YT, supt
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DooKs-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY ny BUY.
- ing cheap ] would advise you to 20 10 A. MAZE,
Beecker street His shelves loaded with books al
buns portfolios work boxes writing desks and other articles
suitable for holiday presents
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CONBEOVIONEHY FUN THE HOLIDAYS
+ "'Nn For kkW YEARS TABLES
Fancy Pyramids
Nougat Pyramids
Croc Bouche dOrange,
Croc en- l,ouche dGrspes,
Nougat Trees,
Grape Vine Trees,
aw Ornamental Almond Cakes
Ornamental Fruit Cakes,
Fancy Cakes petts four(
Charlotte Russes Ia Partisan,
Mernnguss 10 Creme,
Fancy Forms Ice Cream,
1870 &c, &c, &c.
Boncd Turkey with Trufnes.
NN Honed Capens, with Truftes.
Game Patti.
Chicken Salade.
Pate DC foie fresh steamer Persia from " Ia 30
each and quaDAty II French bonboas
- HENRY MAILLARDA
62l Broadway.
E'RxNW CONFECTIONERY.
II Conncertes FRANCHISES
saYpasses all others, imported or domestic
AaYoDs gActs,
Marcus deguises,
NArons d3mAAques, gs
DTAeses par sxcelense,
Bonbons foaidants,
Bonbons duchcsssA
Chocolate Ia Creme,
Chocolate prabneA
Fancy chocolate,
Fruit Glaces and crystArxed
Caramel chocolate,
fresh every ~ ;ss fGT ,s ss =. n,o.a,
Large ssortment fancy envelopes notices
Ties. at Wholesale pricea
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
IN mail steamers
The ships com prisng - Ape ars:--
The ATLANTA Aptan Oliver E1dridGe.
The BALTIC, 0UIn Joseph Comsock.

The ADRIATfC, Captain James West.
These ships having been bu by contract expressly ior
has been taken In their
sructon also In their engines to insure strength and
speed FOR unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The steamers Of this line have improved water tight com
has been spared TO mako them AZ
good the thorough examination given them proves
their mode Of construction yet unequalled. -.
Price passage New York Liverpool FIRST cabin,
$3.50 In second do$5 From Liverpool to New York 70 and
20 gunea An experienced surgeon attached 70 eacn snp'
No berths can be secured until paid for.
PM IAr q
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u,Hr GREATEST SACRIFICE OF JEwYIRy, n NOW
made BY Louis Anrch, sS5 broadway. two doors rem
Amity street. He determined TO sell his stock Of every
watches and silver amounting 70 ~" 70 close ont
The "a OF January He offers ~ the public the benefit 70
buy almost half he cost price lie wishes 70 avoid selling
ont Al public auction chan not 10 be neGnDrted
LOUIS ANRICH as broadway.
two doors from Amiy street
yITATCUFs JEwEfRy, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
w cold chains pens and pencils sp~caces studs sleeve
buttons ladies pins rings and bracelets also tue stock
ri EXTRA brilliant California diamond pins rings finger
rugs "''' ~ " toHN \ SAVAGE, % Fulton street.
sEGARs.
q, snn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ARREST
sNDUU and conviction Of persons selling counierfei
brands ~ the following secarsNestva, Ia Orange and
Julien concert The subscriber has the copyright ~ aid
brands JULIAN ALLEN, i3o Water street
COO mn or ALL KINDS AND aRADFs OF no,
ZUU.UUU mestic segars can be bought for cash, ~
iet than cost T. SCHRobERS mannfacory, IS Cannon
street samples also be Al %. j. Rusbers ~ Old
slip.
fyAaH WILL NOW COMMAND SOME GREAT BAR
~ gains In segars closing out al invoices sdvanced
on =, any price that will cover the advance Recol
iec Havana herman aud domestic can be had
cheap. " CHbkkS " brosdNS.
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URITTNG.-B v FOSTER, AUTHOR OF PRIV
w Essay Penmanship and other popular works gives
lessons bookkeeping writing &c a. $50 Broadway upon
sound elementary principles 70 the entire exclusion o. nc
modern twelve lesson charlalAnry. Vow redy, Fus.
iers Double Entry Elucidaed" SIKH eitOn, ~,
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A SPLENDID OCTAVE PIANO WITH CARVED
"A monldnss and carefully finished throughout Will
year. Apply IA East Ashecn street. between First and
Second avenuea
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ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
Commencing Wednesday, November IS 1887.
TRAINS coRSsR or WINS cyNRF sgRxEFs,
800 VI Mail train for Albany stopping ., the stations
north Of WthansbridFe.
slsP NJ White Plsns trslrr stopping =, All stations
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET
s0A. n. wliams5ridee train. stopping A. al stations
1854. n White Plains train. stopping AZ All stations
2MP " willismsbrdee atm, stopping ~ all stations.
sop W. Mterton train, stop ping Al Wlhamsbrtdge and
All stations north.
sWP NJ Crotou Falls train, stopping Al all stations.
s9P NJ wiIlismsb,ldee train, soppng - All stations
wM. !. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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17-The money markets Of The Continent Of Europe
were affected by severe crisis. The panic 10 Vienna
frightul, and many futures and suicides ensued
Roupd aries Of territory between Russia and Turkey
given by Commissioners thus-The lake OF Bslouk Gueu
situate in Armenia 10 the south Of Mount Ararat OF which
the half was claimed by Russia, declared 70 belong
trey Turkey The strategic road from Kcudisk Guet
chit recthed near Bayazd, and point fixed where the
boundary between the two countries 70 be established
tract Of land a. Co1re Of about eight leagues In cir
conference claimed nv both parties, divided and the
water Tchoock declared ne tho inst between
the two states. Revolution In Bolivia, under Doctor
1inares, successful General Cordova the President, fed
% Peru.
SuNDaY, 1s.-New Cabinet Of Mexico formed by Prcsi
dent Comobert thussMinster o Foreign AHairs, jose
fuente Minister OF the Interior Bcnto Juarez Minister
~ Justice Manuel Ruiz; Minister of War Jose NJ 6arca
Conde; Minister Of The Treasury Manuel Fayno Minister
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REWARDS "A

d. r REwARD-LOsT, ON FRIDAY EVENING OR sA
,p,t turday morning. large seal ring. with the initials
w. ~ the inside The finder will please leave the same
~ Water IT., up stairs
DE- REwARD-LosT FROM NO - TENTH STREET
ND Monday evening the 18th instant small white and
tan spaniel slut - the Of Mnnie very hand
some head Any returning the dog 20 the above ad
will the reward and the thanks of the
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L,ouND-A PURSE, CONTAINING A SMALL sum or
money In gold. which the owner have by calling
". ,. jenkins, At A. Broadway.
I,ouND-TN BROADWAY, COLD BRACELET,
which the owner have BY applying 10 X. stilwe,
ass Broadway, and paying for this Advertisement
7 OsT-A SMALL KING CHARLES SPANIEL. BLACK
~ and tan; 20 the Of Charlie. Was last
Spring street Sullivan, about az O'Clock Mon
day evening. Dec % 1857 liberal reward will be paid by
returning him to q MacdouRsl street.
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&1n -BOOKKFFpfNG, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
plO. Mr.. DoLBEAR, 69 broadway. gives notice that n
ev gentlemen seats for January the u
lowing low terms:-fun commercial with private
NJ
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO all per
l sons afflicted with Sexual disca.es, such rs
SEMINAL WgAXHEss, Isro1EsCe, GoSSoRHdA
CLIENT SYPHILIS. &c, &c.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia, in
view Of tine awful destruction Of human life and
heath caused by sexual diseases, and the deep.
tions which are pr 'ctiscd upon the unfortunate
victiins Of such diseases by Quacks. have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CnARlrAhLE Acr.
wor by Of their name. 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRAris. to all persons thus afflicted. Male or
Female WHO apply by letter, with description
of their condition iage. occupation. habits Of li!cl
&c. and in case. Of extreme poverty and suffering
TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent lnstitu
ZION established by special endowment, for the re
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
'Niralrnt and Epidemic Diseases and its f.nds
he SD for no other purpose. II has now .
Surplus OF MONS, which tho Directors have voted
to advertise the above notice. 1t is needless 10 add
that the Association commands he highest Medical
skill Of the age md will furnish tho approved
modern treatment. Val liable advice also given 10
sick and nervous female, Athlete with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint, Cosuveness, Lcneor.
rhoe l, &c.
Address post pail Or GEO. r. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No,
South NINTH Street. Philadelphia, IA.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTW ELL, Pr; .:dent
aEo. FAIRcHILp, Secretary. IAug. ~
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

TNliE Trustees would announce that the
l. Fall Session of this Institution COM
Inenced on the 18th ult., under the super
vision Of J. Q. A. Jones, 4. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. j. Q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the best educa-
tional advantages within the reach of all.
they have considerably reduced the rates Of
tuition. They would therefore hope that The
public will give increased patronage to the
School, that it may lie enabled to sustain
itself and be made First Class Institution Of
Learning. The branches will be such as arc
taught in all our higher schools AMI colleges,
and pupils may obtain thorough English
OF Classical Education without going from,
home.
RATES OF TUITION
lat Ciass-Spelling, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, per term, S3.OO.
Ind Class-lnclndlng Grammar, Gr"sra.
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Mcnsuraton
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, His
tory and Botany, per term, $500.
Ord Class-rrig"nouetry, Surveying, Pc.
liticat Economy, Science Of Government
Rhetoric, History Of Literature, Mythology,
Logic. Geology, Metcorology, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
dences Of Christianity and the Latin Lam
guage, per term, S. 90,
any OF the above named branches with
the Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per term, $500.
EXTRAS:
U 81 on Piano or Melodeon, per
term, $500
Percil Drawings or Monochromatics g. 90
falnting IN water Colors, 800
VA C"l"rs. 500
Embroidery and Needle Work. 300
An extra Charge Of SO cents for each Of the
two Winter terms to dcfray expenses OF
fuel &c, will be made Oh each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one term,
No deduction for less than A weeks los,
''sne. GEO: K. HOWARD, President.
f. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
September s, leJG-tf