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Che 4slorkcts.
Llhton Market.
TREroRTED BY HENRY S. Sites


ELKToy, June 10, 1853.
Red Wheat 81 G5 to 5000. White do.
SLID to 5000, Corn, IS, Oats 40, Lime,
49, cents per hnshcl.
WILMINaToN, june Oh. Wheat $40
Corn 80 c,s; Oats So: Flour : ! IS Il So uU.-
Clover Seed, $500; Timo,ly do, 50 IS.
llrN; PHILADELPHIA MARKET. june OH.
w hte Wheat, $50 Rcd do, II GG :
Corn, 80 Cts; Oats, 81 cts. -Four 81 25
to $175.
BALrmoRE, June 9tl,.-Good to prime
red wheat S | GO to : -, prime white wheat
s Is to ! %. Corn both white and vel
low IS 10 90 cents. Rye | 90 cents. Oats 80
to % cents. according 10 quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra $751;.
PnILADELrHIA CATTLE MAHKEr, june 5 -
Beef Cutilc-rhe offerings this week Amounted
to about l,l5O head sales at 500 SO so
per leo lbs, as to quality. The mark ct
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows, at SOS $50: dry do. at Goa $50
each. Sheep-O.I;ringS 1000 and sales Mt
4 j1a 6 80 per lOu.bs. iIogS--Ontrings about
LOO head, sales at IS GOA 50 60 per 100 lbs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

DTThe New York HcroH, the private
organ Of Mr.. Buchanan. has come to the con-
cusion that the Democratic party is broken
to pieces, North and South. from the conflict
ins intrlgucs of jealous and ambitious Sec
tlonal leaders; aud thus it is highly proba-
bic that the contest OF 1860 will be to the
dcmoraliZrd Democracy what the contest Of
1852 was to tie old Wing party--Its final
defeat and dissolution.
GA remarkable feature Of the recent ooc-
ton in Virginia is, that except in Extra Billy
Smith S district, wherever there was any con
test, the regular nominee of the democratic
party for Congress was defeated.
tLTThe Prince Of Wales is coming To this
country. Should he ever ascendi the British
throne he will make the fourth European soy
TeiGn who has visited US, the others were
William ~, Louis Philippe, Louis NAPOLEON
Losses BY FIRE. The properly DESTROYED
by fire during the month Of May in the United
States amounted III the aggregate to over ST.
COO 600.
tTEggs are selling in Minnesota at cents
per dozen, and potatoes at forty cents per
bushc.
u SaEta Anna is said TO be tou, 20 years
old. lie was born at Vera Cruz, and was
made Me- or at the age Of %.
E-Out Of 3200, 0GO purchase money, only
no 500 as yet remained TO be paid for Mourl
Vernon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11
Far The Cecil UAig.
A Model Critic.

In the last number of The D. laWGjian, a
weekly paper published at Dover Delaware.
and devoted TO Buchanan Democracy, :" and
the consideration aud discussion Of literary
and scientific subjects there is Il review Of
the Atlantic Monthly for june in which we
lind the following raSSage:-
The leader is entitled Shake pearcs Art"
and has few passages which might in charity be
called fine. and god many that are down-rightly
Hat For Instance on page Gr1 occurs this express
sion; "4hcse arc questions not to be asked or
at least argued more than the question whether the
blessed sun Of heaven can eat blackbcrlcs -
Shades of Shakespeare! Is this the language of
one VIII" would sit critic on the art If great
poet - BLESSED sun, and =" Blackbarries''
Now, if this would be.criic who appears
to be terribly shocked at The dHan'ic using
snch an expression. will tam to Shakcspcare's
King Henry ~ Part [. Act H. scene w..
he will discover that the expression he fancics
so Absurd, is not the " language of one who
would sit as critic on the art of a great
poet" but is the very language placed in the
mouth Of Jack Fal>tafT by the great poet him
self Guess this Dover editors acquaintance
with Shakespeare is rather limilcd His
" consideration and discussion " of Demo-
crazy, Literature and Science, will no doubt
edfy the Delawarians highly. TYRo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11
NOTICE.
Holders OF Sheep Awards

r.sn--s, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that
~TI,ssss} by an Order of the County Com
..sW-vE missioners, all awards for damages
to sheep. by dogs, now made, or that may be-
made prior to July LIST, next, must be filed
in the Commissioners Office on or before
said lst day Of July, next, or lay ove1 for
payment out Of the Fund Of 1859 and that
hereafter I'll sheep awards must be filed
within the current levy year, (irom June oOth
to June 30th) in which they may be made, In
order for payment ont OF the fund Of said
year, and il not fled within one year Of their
dates, or the killing Of the sheep. payment
will be refused BY Order.
JAS. S CRAWFORD, Clerk
April IS, lS59-tJl. Com'rs Cecil Go.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-11

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
L Comfy Commissioners ofCccil county,
to be directed &c them a. tlIuir Office ia
Elkton, up to
Tnesdoy he ltM day Of J,no, nett,
at = O'clock p. NJ, for
EuiiJing Two Bridges;
one over OctOraro Creek, near Moore's Mild
and the Octoraro Forge, short d:stauce
below the present fording Of said creek,
according 10 the following
pIkN N:
| The GJufments to be 10 feet long at the
base, and Is feet long at the top 50 feet
| thick at the base, and 81 feet thick at tho
! top; IL feet high above ordinary water
level, and sufficiently deep below the bed Of
the creek (Which is rocky to secure an
approved foundation.
The uing trails TO be 30 feet long, and 20
feet apart at the ends, on the west and 70
! feet long, and 80 feet apart at .he ends, on
| the east side Of the creek the foundations
to extend the same depth as those of the
abutments at the ends next the abutments,
and to run by steps Of equal hight to 3 feet
below the surface of the ground at the
opposite ends to be 4 feet thick at the
abuments. and feet thick at the opposite
ends, built in with the abutmentS, and to tho
! level of the same, and battered to 2 feet
thick at the top.
nc s"Wd "'t1' 10 De me same iehsth az
'n' Ml's "a"s ieet hfsh ah"fe thc proper
Ssi;,s VI lie rn'aNay' an" ~ ihchea
t''aoN " .i'.c s"on IaH'en'h9S buiit thcrein
~, nv, i" i'I' ~ P''o" o',' '''oS'
il io '".'."'ils anu WIG waits 10 nc nuiIt
y, nu'"', H%'"'sne' ,tte o' COS, 10 inc
roA' ."I'o'' "e,'' 'nc sic "i inc bfiuge,) 10
~ .,' ~ so9. "lo'a"r or cc!heh. 1he walls
,I . '" "' WEI; t'o,''.e" WIN ec'nent'
'n,a ". W. !" Uc n!'ca ~ an" lhe ROAD
a,".u" ~ " s, ,, VI 'oo' III 10 from Inc
r, '''N''' ~ Wv ,""a'
J. ne W0o" ""'h l" be the &c Burr patent,
Stah IVY leet' Wlu'h rom ont 10 out 10 ieet.
II ieSt IRON Sirlns pieces to square to have
u""o,e ilooeu segheh'S, dooh'e arch, anu
"onnlo s.'lnS pieces.
nlHe Oh lilnoerS' ana inii specifications TO
pe gwen IN Inc proposals.
~, "
me QUEER Drudge l" he oulit over the mead
{" {" .'lt' o"i.nS C'tek, on .he road from 81:
H''I!e" > ,h"'th TO + pfu Lahuihg, III the
ISL bi3.1e'' On We loilo"lnS
pI AN.
The qJ,i,,eiis to be Is feet lonr and feet
| thick at the base. and II feet l1np md 2
| feet thick at the ton: ! feet hieh above
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NEW-YORK.
Extraordinary Sale of Jewelry,
With a PREHIUM 10 eoih Purchaser irorh
from 1uo Dollars 10 1iro Hundred!


from 1wo Dollars 10 1ro Hundred!
This is no lottery, but fair and legitimate sale,
in which each purchaser gets the value Of his or
her money in GoLn PENCIL with GOLD. PES
attached or G0Lp L0CRET. worth 81 and in
addition to the purchase each person receives II
PENNY or JEwFLRY, not less in valun than 81,
and it may be worth 50, ,, g. 10, Is, 90 80, 30,
even 500!
Oar premiums are distributed in Il fair md hon,
crab manner. aud ~ sonn rs tho name Of lie pur-
chaser is received with the 50. his pen aud pre-
Mi m. or Gold Lo"Nrt aud Premium. arc Put up
in Il safe manner, and SEM to the owner by Mail,
Free Of Postage Our plan from long experience
il the above business. has given general sa'isfac-
ton each purchaser can sell or trade the above
articles for all they cost in, ard retain the Pre-
mium Gratis.
r5'We want good AGENT in every part Of the
country to solicit purchasers; and AGENrs, 10 be
successful. should first have PESCIL AND pES
and Premium, or LuCKET. aud Premium. both !,
to exhibit and the First Person becoming II pur
chaser ut any place will receive tho AanNcf for
that upir hbtrhODi
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

AND CONTRACTORS.
UBROSOSALS will be received by the
County Commissioners of Cecil cognty,
to be directed to them at their office in
Elkton, up till the 1lth day Of June, next,
at o clock p. NJ, for building Bridge over
the Little North East Creek, Lear j ohm
Mearns' Saw Mill, on the road from North
East to the Rock Meeting House, according
to the following
PLAN:
The MASONRY to be of the following
dimensions .Abutnenfs, Is feet long at base,
II feet long at Top: 5 feet thick at base, 8
feet thick at top feet high above ordinary
water level. and their foundations 4 feet
below water level, unless all approved found
alton is sooner found.
Wing Waits, on sorth side II feet long
and 20 feet apart at the ends; on north side
10 feet long and % feet apart at ends; their
foundations at the abutments g. feet thick
and the same depth rs foundations Of ahut-
ments at the opposite ends to he Securu
from frost, and - feet thick to be built to
the level of the aoutments, and battered to
, feet thickness at the level.
Guard Walls, same length as wing walls
% feet high above the proper grading of
roadway, and 20 inches thick, with good
fastcuuGs built in them for roof to pit Oh
outwaidS.
Abutments and wing walls to be built with
large stone. (Which can be had near the site
of the Bridge,) good mortar or cement, and
all the masonry to he well pointed above
ground. The roadway to be graded to l
foot in II from the Bridge to the road.
The span to be 90 feet; wood work on the
plan Of the Canal Bridge, rooted width is
feet from out to out, and IL feet from string
pieces to square.
Size of timbers, and full specifications to
accompany proposals. The Bridge to DO
finished on or before tie LIST OF October,
next, under the direction and control Of tho
County Commissioners. BY Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
May 2S, 1S59-3w. Com. Cecil county.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the creditors, cndorSers
4 and suleics Of George Thompson, that
he hath made application for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws Of Maryland, and that the
First Wednesday after the Third Monday Of
July, next, being the third day Of the next
July Term of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, hath been set apart and fixed upon
for the final hearing in his case, at which
time and place, his creditors, cndorsrrs and
SErclics may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge Shall not
be granted said debtor.
WIN. H. RICKETTS,,
Clerk Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April 8, lS59-3m.
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SapphO.-Epithaiami MUM.

Break IIymcnlal morning, break,
And give to my happy heart
All beautiful dreams that shall never awake
And the joy that shall never DEPART
Break where the parted giants old
In dcsulate grandeur shine,
Guarding the province of Ophr's gold,
And the southwark land Of Wine
Crown with thy crimSons their myr,lcs green
(For the marriage. roses dead0
Aud the laundering seas that swell between
" it'll garands of purple and rcd
Break, on Olympil's hills and plains,
Like summers heart Of fire, [strains
When the winds are sown with the wandering
OF her passion-breathing Tyre!
Break, on Hclicon's sleeps divine,
On Casins' crags of snow
Break, where the lilies Of Persia slime,
And the roses Of Cythcra blow
Bring us the married hearts and hands,
The trucSt under the sun,
And give us TO walk in thy radiant lands
Where our studo,rs shaN ,toA as one!
EMMA ALICE BROWNE.