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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

AFFAIRS IN TALBOT COUNTY. The Easton
(Md.) STIR says the 4.h of July IS to be APP
celebrated in that town. Hon
David Paul Brown, of Philadelphia, is to be
orator. The same paper states that the army
worm has appeared IN millions in that county
destroying both W heat and corn.
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DELAWARE FARMS. he two fine
farms in New Castle county, advertised by
Eghcrt licslcr, to be sold on "Wednesday
next, the 18th inst, are we'll worthy the at
tention 'fpurchasars. They are productive
and i'll very advantageous locations. See the
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THE ARMY IN UrAH.-Mr. Greeley, in a

THE ARMY IN UTAH. Mr.. Greeley, in a
letter from Lcavenworth says:
| saw great mule train start out from the
fort to-day, and another will start soon, Tiled
with lG0 soldiers wives and babies. on their
way to join their husbands in Utah, from
whom they have been separated nearly two
years. ! argue from this fact that Uncle Sam
expects to have use for his army in Utah for
some time yet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

FROsT.-The frost in this section of
the country on Saturday night last, injured
garden vegetables: sweet potato plants, &c,
and in some places touched the corn slightly.
We have heard Of no damage done to the
wheat.
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WOODCOCK. I'VE send our thanks to Il
Delaware farmer, who occasionally takes sight
along his gun barrel, for few brace of fine
woodcock, birds which are delicious through
all their season.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

~ Judge Brown, at the Post Office,
has fine lot OF stationery for sale, at low
prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

u The reader is referred to the adver-
tiscment ofthc American Farmer, one Of tic
best agricultural journals IN the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

THE PEACH CRop.-The accounts differ
very materially in reglrd to this crop. In
The Delaware Republican of Thursday we find
the following in reference to it,
50 We are informed by Jas. V. Moore, Esq,
that there will not be more than one. fourth
OF Il crop OF peaches in the orchards in the
lower section of this county, the reports to
the contrary not having been based on reliable
information. The same may be said in regard
to apples. pears &c. 1t is also stated that
the orchards Of Anthony Reybo id. ESD, and
others, in Cecil CO., will not Yield more than
half Il crop.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
v .iSiilNGT0N HOUSE,
Fort Deposit, Nd.

fKNIIE undersigned respectfully announces
ii to his friends and the patrons generally
ct the WARRINGTON HOUSE, Port De
post, Md. that he has succeeded Mrs. Il .
NJ. Reynolds in this establishment, and is
n"w IN possession, fully prepared to accom-
m"t,,e those who may visit Port Deposit on
business or pleasure.
Having retted and improved this Old
Stand, he is prepared 10 furnish E--,1
his guests with every comfort ETSah1
and convenience his Table is Wd INK
supplied with the best the GsEssAsHa
L~55-lle asks that the liberal patronage
heretofore c!&cnded TO the Washington
House may be contained to him.
VIM. CRUMpTON,
icb D, lSo9--y. Proprietor.
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lNorEsT.-A colored man named Abram
llackct, ~ years Of age, a resident Of the
ncighborhood, was found dead in stable at
Little L Tx on " cdnesday last. Squire Brown
held an Inquest over the body; the verdict
was to the effect that he fell from hay NOV.
and striking his head ona sill, broke lis neck,
thereby causing his death
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11
General Assortment Of Goods,
DODGE'S
Patent Lift and Force PUMP,

A Nd FIRE ENGlNE.--Thc subscriber
- having pul chased the exclusive right of
the above PUMP, for Cecil county, offers
the same for sal" at ELkton, where they may
be seen in operation. For simplicity Of con
Slruction, durability, economy and utility,
this pump has no equal. With this pump
You can convey the water from the spring or
well to any part Of the house, bath room or
garden in case OF fire il is invaluable, and
when properly put in cannot get out Of order.
r7"Persons wishing to purchase are
invited to examine the same.
JAMES HASSON.
Eikton. Nay II, lS59-3m.
good assortment Of CHEWING TOBACCO,
IL rom 70 cents to Is cents per pound, at
J. Il EITCHlE'S.
- q, q oyo the Court House, Elkton.
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Town TREAsURER.-The Town Com
miSSioners have elected Jacob c.. Howard
ESD, a member the BoMd, Town Treasurer.
This is good movement; heretofore the
bailltlS have collected the money and kept it
in their possession, and in not few instances
paid it as they pleased. With responsible
man as Treasurer it will be little more
difficult to sqnander the money belonging to
the town. We understand that the new
Commissioners receive Il legacy from their
predecessors of ncar'y q Mow,aM doiiars debt
against the town. This is positively an
alarming state Of affairs. What did the late
Commissioners do with the Towns money
They refused to publish any statement Of their
proceedings; i'll the name OF the tax payers Of
the town we demand a statement from the
new Board.
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'SIIERlFF'S SALE.

p1 virtue Of two wrts of Ficri Facias, one
- issued ont Of the Circuit Court for Bal
timore county, at the suit Of solomon Town
send, and one issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. at tho suit of Hartman,
lloin Co., both against the goods and
chattles, lands and tencmcnts Of Gustavus
A. Thompson and Charles Thompson, trading
&c, to Inc directed, | have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, claim, inter
est and estate, at law and in equity, of the
said e. A. Thompson X Son. in and to all
the following Personal PrOpprty:
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Enlia., Wilmington and
&C., e,.::..:zi1 ssii.lls-,1
60. I'll 1 III
RAJ III MORE RAlIR Dan

CARS LEAVE ELkTuN
For Baltimore. For Philadelphia.
lSttran, I0.l5 4. NJ 1sttrain S.3j a. NJ.
md " - =. N 2nd / So p. NJ.
:;rd | UJtnghU 3rd - 80 +. NJ.
~ 3, sides which regular traius there will be a
passenger carattachcd to the through freigh train
which will pass southwurl 1T o. O'Clock p. NJ
taking rasscnecrsfor liayrc dc Grace and all the
Intermediate stations BENj. WELLS,
A,nii Is. 1879 Agent
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NEW BrILDINGs.--Mr. Rudulph Ben
nru is about commencing large brick dwell
ling house in West Ellton. Mr.. Stephen T..
street extended, just south OF the railroad
y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11
~ The Philadelphia Ercning Bulletin
thus notices, i'll its = Personal" column, the
accident to Mr.. Ewing Of this town.

accident to Mr.. Ewing Of this town.
Vim. Pmincy Ewing, ESD, Of Elkton,
Md, one Of the leading Republicans of that
State, and Senatorial Elcctor on the Fremont
ticket in 1856, had his left hand hceratcd
recently, by the discharge ola revolver which
he WAS firing; the injury inflicted resulting III
the loss OF finger by amputation."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11
Eotnl GGoirs.

CoURT.-Ihere will be no Court held
here next week. The Petit Jurors who were
discharged in April to meet on.Monday, will,
If they come, have nothing TO do but turn
around and go home again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24
CHE Aume Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EvENi'G AT
" DOLLARS pgR AHNrM.
HISTORY OF THE Pillow.

The first pillow is supposed to nave
bann the rude branch Of atr"r' cnt 80
asto have Il cliff end, the point OF
which dragged along the surface OF the
ground, scrapcd jurrow into which
seeds wcro thrown. II soon occurred
10 the %husbandman that he might re-
lieye his own labor by yoking an ami
NAL to tho long arm Of this primitive
instrument: then arose the necessity
for n handle, affixed to the back, 50
that tho pillow might be guided. The
strength OF the animal o o wore
away or broke the c.if 0rthc brahch,
and this necessity gave rise to me III
vcntion of means for attaching o
abba shavrs, first Of wood, next ol
stone, copper. or iron, worked to a
shape adapted TO the cutting OF Iur'
rows, 50 MS to avoid the excessive Ia
Tor arising from the plowman's having
10 lean upon the p!ow with all his
weight, to press it into the earth
Just such an implement "A this con
lecture indicates, was used by the
Sayons. Some ofthc facts connected
with the history of the p'ow are al
most incredible. IN Ireland there onr"
prevailed a custom of"p'owing by IN"
horse tail. The dra't pole was lash
ed to the tail Of the horse, and, as II"
harness was employed, two men were
necessary. one to guide and press mp
on the plow. the other TO dirrc. ia"
horse, which ne did by walking bnck
wards before the miserable animal.
and beating II on the head on either
side, according to the direction rrqpir.
ed. This custom prevailed for a con
siderable time, in spite OF law winch
was passcdin the cnrly part Of 'lr
seventeenth century, imposing severe
penalties upon persons found guilty
Of "pIowjng the horses TAIL" rs in the
net mentioned and described. From
the Rev. Ccaz"r Otway's "Skctch"s
in Erris aud Tyrawlcy,' it appears
that the barbarous practice fingered
in the remote west OF Irrl1nd as late
as the year lsio. And from paper
"On the breed Of horses in Scotland
in the Ancient Times" printed in the
frs, volume of the "T']ransactjons Of
the Society of %Antiqnarians Of Scot
lanh,"wc find that the same custom
was praciiccd in that country as late
ms the year I702.-ProgrcS$ Of Agrt.
r~uiturc.
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DOCTOR
a. a e il I.I
TREATS ALL DISEASES
FREE or CHARGE.

ItaiSfS
DR.. BAKEE will also give special &vss,.
attention to the following cnses: h%r3y-
COUGAS, COLDS, CONSUMP- ~a~
TION, GROUP, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and all other diseases ofthe
Throat and Lungs. lie will devote particular
attention TO the treatment Of oil skin discusses
lumbogo, s~CroliIln, rhnmatisli, (oculc and
chronic) neuralgia, paralysis, cpiIcpsln, dys.
pnpsla, Piles, and all arrangements Of the
Stomach, Liver md Bowels; and also 10 all
chronic fcmalo diseases, und he cures all dis
eases Of the eve aud eur, without the use ol
The knife or needle, and he has constantly ON
hand en- excellent assortment Of artificial
Eyes mud lympanums, (or Ear Ijrnms) sulia'
bic for either sex and oil age5-Insccrcscd II
five minutes.
Dr.. Iaakcc hns made u new discovery OF a.
Fluid that VII produce perfect absorption u
the ca'nrnG, mud restore perfect VISION 10 Uc
eve, without the use Of the kn!io, Dr. hah-
kee can produce one Thousand certificates oil
his perfect success in crrlng Cancer, Old sores
or Ulcers, ~l'itula, Swc,llnps or Ininor7 oil
every description and without lh" use OF me
knife. Special arrangements must be mace
with Dr.. Baakro for the treatment OF the Ia''
| numed d]jscoscs, " they viii require his con-
slant ADVICE and attention. DR.. Brahcc IS
one Of tie mos, skiIlful and ceIcJrolcd Sur
gcons and Physicians now IIveing. His'one
Is known personally III ncnrly every br'ucIphI
city Of the world. All letters directed to
DR.. Baakcc, (cDCl05ing ten ccn's,) rem any
distance, correctly stating the n1luro Of lh"
discusses, shall be promptly answered. ana a
,,,Iu,r, al t.tI.,.t,tn Antf IU mail Wlll lIll
instructions for treatments free ii Charge
Al pnli MS with Chrome (or oId) dIscnse'
can be tucccs. fully treated by corrc'pond-
cnrc. Office honr-, from " A, Mo too =, W.
DR.. Epnkco. Office, No. ~ Lexington be-
tween Charles and Liberty s's,, BlINImore,
MNrylNnh.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

COAL OL.-Thc use Of Kerosene
o for light and for machinery, is only
limited by the capacity Of machinery
in operation TO prodscc if. 1t super
ccdcs candles, sperm oil, camphcnr,
and spirit fluid, being cheaper than
any of these, even at the present adj.
vanccd prices, and safer than the two
lust. But the present price IS about
three times as much ~ it ought to be.
1t can be made, We have been assured
for 90 cents II gallon, and it rc'ai!s
here at $I,75. II is said IhaL II ton Of
coal viii produce ~ gallons OF oil.
Will not some person, or company
make arrangements to establish u
manulaclory of this oil here. IN Fay
etlevillc, by the time the coal can be
rot here AT a reasonable ratei We
doubt not TINT it would well repay
the expense of w%agoning the coa
Twelve ur fifteen miles to the end o
the Second Division Of the rail road
MS o o us that shall be completed ~
IA. as it soon will bc.-FWeNc0H'
Observer.
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.EErcSTECN.G G GO.


NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
M3N0FACTunEhy AGENTS, AND
DEALERS ~
g.rcs!sia& machines, Blowing ana
gsrurinG 18agiisacs. Corn ;''ha 90
r,v.!cre,f 'grn shelters, %j5NW S"i"
,n,.. E,lpNG, G~'sll!jyval""%, iaaErG"S'
sy,,,.u,. %cy!arS, window G6!H"N,
EgIiin 1'sgnA.3,, Force b'it.sfp'>' .rNt~
h;c;sr.g Ero.s la:oUi6es, w 55i"o""
%anGe, ss'irdGU Skaters, %!alSN' KY
a,a,,lic ~d'ggn~nt, A&pSiEs' E'''aSS"F %
,fs. snut?-9'g:sS!Gr. tsts:Esi"' EtS'-aS'
Ni,s. ym@rmiAhGs, siiai <4I~iaS"-S~1''@
Of agl kinds. g.
mur20, 1851. u
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NOTICE.
Hg EDlCAE CARD.

DRS. CLOPTON & MURRELL,
Office on Main Street.
WINCHESTER ........ TENNESSEE,
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OFFICE:
No. Z, E'U7'5c Hei'7@E'r, NAa'l~
EisE1, '%'c,gga.

No. Z, E'Hn'5c nei'7Hg'T, NAa'l-
VisEG, %ct2ga.
Reasons why tGil, 24aciilsac IL G'tl"
versatly L'rngagYesi 0vcrAsi Others
| because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, so constructed a'
to fully meet the demands oil 'ainIIIe5 tor gen
era use.
2nIsv very simple and ~i5noycr liable to
get out Of order.
3 II makes II seam which viii not rip
though every thread stitch Is cut.
4 1t is not a shuttle mnchlnc.
) [, scws with too needles, making any
lcngth stitch desired.
GIT scWs frum two ord nary spoo'S, nh'
thus all trouble or winding thread * 0vo'de'
while the anne Machine can be adapted al
pleasure, BY Il mere change Of spools, to al
varieties Of work.
1.-THE sumo Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and cJmmon spool cotton, wIt!! crna
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves o
a coat with the same ease und facility that
scws q straigh,scam.
This Machine can be run to make on
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
lOThc seems are as elastic asthc most elias
tie fabric 50 that it is free from all IlabI!li,
to brcaklu washing, ironing or Otherwise.
ii The stitches made by this machine ar
more beautiful than any u;hor made either b.
hand or machine.
Thc price of the Machines OF Office in Ne'
Yorr,. rance from Sf5 to &ll0, an adIli"no
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o SALE BY
G. A. SHOOK. w,..srra
S. w. HOUGHTON.}
j.. w. MARSHALL. TuLLAnoMA.
HOW ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A benevolent Institution, ESTABLISHED BY spec"
dowment for the belief of the sick and d'
tressed, Afflicted with %viTtulent and
epidemic diseases. .,,b %
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dnsease,, Cot5
lSpermatorrh9a, Seminal weakness, impotence e
7 Ga, elect, syphilis, the 0nanisin, or Sell aous@I ii.
The Howard Association, in view OF the ave- ~
[ uttion ofhuman life, caused by Sexual dlsess.sin,k
I C deoeptions ~praotised upon the unfortunate :, 81 nj
such diseases By Guacks, several years ago aiesus1,iy 4
Consulting surgeon. as CHARITABLE All w of,5
their name 10 open a Dispensary for the tIeain,% yeHdl
class Of diseases, in all their forms, ard 10 pN \, 10
adyice GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, Nh, ~. ofss
c~ription OF their condition, (sge. occupanoh' ~ rIrRytsb
&c.,) and in cases of extreme poverty, ~. 10 "
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It's eewsIie, ID
that the Association commands the highest uo<n
OF the age, and will furnish the most approve
treatment. FL ,ssrf
The Directors, on. reyiew OF the past, esso,t, M
thai their iabors 10 this sphere Of benevoienl M ,ob
been Of great benefit to tho anicfed, esteS'
very important but much despised csrse. an sr<rrs
Just published by the Association, a Repoi' ~ o,srsr
,othqa. or seminal Weakness. the wee q ~
nasturhation or self.Abnse, and other psIhIeh wi Y
seXual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, ERIE o.
sent by mail, lin 4 sealed letter enneiole1 siaes II,
CHANGE, on receipt Of W STANiPs Ioi tcyoRGEt
lddress, for Report or tIealnleni bsoi,tIos, "
ClIHOI-S. Consulting Surgeon, Howard oss"
? south Ninth Street, Philadalphis, "a. cxx.<,srr
by order OF The nreexi,..
I'd .la' EzARp. HBARTwELL' fier
Gro. rAneHfIp, secretary.
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TreIrc Subscribers.


Let us hear from You o
These propositions are only int'n'
dcd to aid our subscribers in doubling
our list for next year, and are so lib
cral that many will certainly avail
themselves Of the chance to make
something. Should other works than
those we have mentioned be prefer
red we will try and supply them.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
MICHAEL a Il.
On Depot street, adjoining the Bucket Fort"ry'
MurGrcc.bOEe, TrEii.,

He Is prepared to Gil orders for any hlndoi
Nuuunruis, nt the shortest notice ana on the
best terms. lie Is thankful for the patronage
he Inns heretofore received, aud respectfully
,~nlicitsa continuance Of the same. lio war
rants It's work to be rs good as any that can be
purcbnscd IN the country, aud priccs lower
innn here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find n monument that will show where they
tie and keen them fresh in your memory.
n. R-Thc partnership existing between
Mr.. John C.Spcncc and myself was dissolved
a, the beginning Of the year 1885, by my pIr-
rh1siug Ls entire interest N IL" ath al NJ
Baker a. Co.
ny. y. SLATER. kgCnt,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. q, 1857.
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PROT. o. J. Uo0d'$ CclcIwicd

TgND - tNG'flE Ap 'INi u H.
,.,o,,i,,, ,,,l tbe G,,Inwiro tes.
~ P.o"'' VI We - , '''V' C+,n, ali ,atts nrtLe
N'i",y nom "s''"s~'"'" l''-'"7 ava"
country, , ,,o, Nth e,,o lie ,fe
non solomon 2'Hnn' Nun " . -" or,i;So,r ,,Ti,c'
%tosv H'n 40" ,e' MIMI ! tyo ','"' ,r |My n,I iI1d ,hjck'
"N' '''t'''" !" u '3'H " ~ o' r,,, ",I n,t''.Jy
rlt" "h' t'''''' uT"""r "," 5 III. r"iI ;n,,MS -. nsi,Sg
over 't new ouvL ,T " a." a. ~, , Ha',' o6o,is' ''' ""e
you' |rs,,LD'lEr WI wy naPd%o ~, S' Tt'' sa,e m 20 boir
hon 1t"&t i'i"'sc' i' "'t W "n,T' ,",!1,s ~ a.,"
wa l'iaI'uteg S,"si IL, NJ ie I'M coLr. nrJ have no
,'I',, r,',rcrtIu So
doMbt iG1'"aucAty ~ or mi, r,s ,o;y- mo but AFTER
non, H. T'u"",' D." '' :" II. n,iTi,',,I ,iInr
using TWO pot,.cS' II 'cstoin' e. ~ W's, s,ys IL los re
hc'i V i,un",,ti,, L,,i mn and a con.
moved nom my h'"u li'i'''''' WI ~, LAW 'firn
siam t'i''ht! " ,"'"- '""
was WY, ~ n," " , m,ury iins n my hair was two.
J.N l"N"Soh Monlno",u' ms So? > u? IIn " "m unhs
ihndS gray o' i''Itl "i,'to, W. -: nv IL idariai,ai c"Inr,
Re,toEslLNe as ul'tTt,"' u i"9 ,,o, ne ~ irgn o,o,t ,1ony
il. w. ""mLh ali f." ,n ',if,rt, used one bottle Of
va. i,,' p.t,n,,t;,c yyli,h I,s cured a LuiuOr In ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-10
Sardtnfa.

The population of Sardinia is about FIVE millions
and half the press is free and religious toera-
tion prevails. The people have more military ap-
fitude than any other Italians The kingdom
consists, first, of Piedmont, fine tract Of COUP
try, 100 miles long from north to south, and about
100 miles broad; the duchy Of Savoy, the county
OF Nice, the duchy of Genoa, and the island Of
Sardinia At the present time, according to the
Philadelphia American, Piedmont has :wentysone
regiments of infantry, niue of cavalry, three Of ar
fillery, and one Of engineers, making force of
~, 500 foot, 7,5s2 horse and twenty batteries of
artillery In time of she is able to raise liz 900
infantry, 600 cavalry, and forty batteries of
tillery. She assemblies every year $4,000 con-
scripts, of whom 1000 draw lots to form the con.
tingent Of the first category, and are Immediately
incorporated In the army for FIVE years active ser-
vice and theother 1000 from the contingent of the
second category. They are sent during the first
year to the camp for forty days drill, and remain
for the four following years at the disposal of the
government: so that Piedmont may at any moment
call out elk contipgents Of the first category and
four Of the second, constituting force of 100000
men, This IL formidable force, but should they be
driven back by the Austrians, the country pre-.
cents no salient points of resistance.
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~ WATKINS & FlCKLEN.

RSg- WATKINS & FICKLEN.
B!eachei Long Cloths, VERY CHEAP
Bleached Sheetings. all widths. VEHY CHEAP
Buff and Blue, Plaid and Striped 0snaburgs,
VERY CHEAP
Cottonaies and Denims. VERY CHEAP
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, VERY CHEAP
Mems and Boys Wear, great variety, VERY
CHEAP
simonl's fine Cloths and Cassimerss. VERY
CHEAP
Beautiful Silk and Marseies Vestings, VERY
CHEAP
Fresh Spring Prints, BEAUTIFUL AND
CHEAP
Linen Drillings and Ducks VERY CHEAP
n B-EvERYTEING PERTAINING TO OUR b.
SINESS is
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH, OF THE BEST
QUALITY AND
NEWEST STYLES. VERY CHEAP.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
Richmond. March 9. 1889 NH Oft
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ARRIVED,
achr LynchburG, Harris, New Yerk. mdss
Schr Racer. Pierce, New York, gnano. Bacon
Baskerville, and others.
schr VIM Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, mdse, +"
Colquitt h Co
schr Kate Kai,ahan, KslIahan, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
schr George w Krebbs. Emmerson. Philadelphia.
mdse. w Ooiquift 4 Co. -,
sshr Munsell. Kelley, down the iyer, right
NonroIx. March 9Th Il By Tsle7roph. + arrived.
schr Luther, Childs. from Orizsba. bound 90 fniIa
delp ha, with sugar TO Captain Joseph Nickeisonl
one of the crew. was Lest overheard on the 26tn OF
December. The schooner Ia now In the hands oil the
Custom House officers.
NEW YoHx, March Cleared. schr Danyille.
Chester. Richmond Arrived. eohrs Haxsli. win
tors, Richmond, and BIognard, Tappahaunock,
Va sth, arrived. Echrs Baldwin and Trull, Freder'
icfsburg
NEWPORT, March 6.--Arrived. schr Challenge.
Ball, Rocklapd for Richmond Ia Distress On the
tth instant, e Capes OF Delaware. while laying TO
In q heavy blow. unehipped The mainmast. which
broke eff ten feet above deck. Saved mainsai.
boom and gaf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-10

WASHINGTON. March e.-The boards OF City Coun.
ellis met this morning and adopted resolutions rel.
alive to the death Of the Postmaster General, or,
dered all the city Offices to be closed until after
his funeral, and decided to attend the funeral in
body.
The Supreme Criminal and Circuit Courts met
and adjourned over, through respect to the memo.
ry of the deceased.
All the departments are closed aud drared in
mourning.
The President sent message to the Senate an.
pouneing Gov. Browns death. Senator Nicholson
delivered q brief eulogy, and resolutions were
adopted to wear badge of mourning for 80 days.
The funeral takes place tomorrow afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-10
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The Quaker City, with
malls aud passengers, from California (via Tehu.
antepecl on the 2lst Feb, has arrived.
The Golden Age. with which she connected at
ventosa. had 81, 25o, 900 in gold for New York.
Heavy rains had prevailed throughout Califor-
mia, and the mining reports are favorable.
Prospects OF a heavy trade were improved.
Baxall four vas quoted at s9]2asl0.
The steamer Uncle Sam, which sailed with
troops for the Colorado, met with q terrible gale,
and had to put back to San Francisco, and again
sailed for her destination.