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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

small rally took place and prices steadied The
event Of the week has been the reorganization OF
powerful bear party which operated with skill
and success. They were assisted by the
increased activity Of the money market. and had
the sympathy, not the entire aid, of all the infu-
entail jobbers in the street. On the one aide the
leading bankers were ready TO predict terribly
high money market In September; on the other,
many iohhers who really believe in The rise, hav-
ing bought stocks In July and sold them out At aproht
in August were not unwilling TO see stocks decline,
in order that they might come in "a buyers at
lower prices. Yet another circumstance assisted
the bears. Within the past few days the freight
tariffs on most of the Western roads have been
raised. This step always causes decline in trafic
for few days. and II has ha it, usual
effect on this occasion. Thus the fourth week on
the Illinois roads, with the exception of the Iii
nos Central, viii not show any great Increase over
last year. These circumstances will suffice TO &C.
count for the decline in stocks since last week.
Al the close yesterday the market looked as
though bottom had been reached, though there
may yet be lower depth. The short interest has
been considerably increased Of late, and any mp
ward movement would probably be violent, as it
would bring ,he bears N as buyers 70 cover The
retain Of tie watering place population which be-
gins about this time generally produces an in
crease Of business on the Stock Exchange.
In order to enable our readers TO judge Of the
Western railway traffic for August, of which we
shall perhaps receive some returns tomorrow, we
suhjoin the earnings of some leading roads for that
month in 1868 and 1850, together with an estimate
If our own Of the business of August, 1866
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We tender sssrowleis-~ M " 'he auEe purssf o.
scar,sip Huntsville. from sarurns 80 f.pe's
,on -, 49, e 49, ,r .S @ i y
rererced hurricane TsF 70 and NV - M ~
ccvn ard whrn abe right-d she had feet wA- ,Ds
ss,rcats 70 port
rSan snIru-Rrg Sarah Wooe.rr fr~a Al rssn~ from
~ sa.taa reports Aug % nonisuk h~srrr M ~ n
cd ~ h.- h.- sSuth Specfe tepprt
foresaIl $50 W nAn-as ana pan a. inn
The fcn.
---~s Nsis HsA suZns,s u 10 vs~ess IN sse
narNr-s az New Tauk kAlxzanre. wfs~insta
snAresnon Mccie E~~ oresn. and 1Nyessca.
i.tass ss~~nanl. frxar ~xrAs 81 hr~~
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..snsdsr -four was quite firm, with Of $50 81
ss's sosS 60 sorthern aour was arn and
higher TIE sales embraced about 500 sbls, closing
within the rzrre Of the above quotations Cor-uea.
better with sales or 500 400 bbk closing within -
li 10 The advance n frcshts ana u rAr; 90 sooous, Of
n ~. ss.sss sA !. q g ssa 81
W.. w. ,heniueky ~ IS . ~ 81 for red winter western.
.tssl ssasl 40 for snber do rnt 10 srrye. psr, q
eSesS crafty q Sos % for choice Michigan Ia bs!s
. Sss i s e or p ,S . .ss Hes and
81 ar ssa de- o. ~ - e, ne. amber lo~s srrns and
a5 rs M eAp ss r MTsssss s.e Corr va. r,
s sssv sem ne sales chiefly Tor home use emsrassa
ssOu. 600 Sssst 'Ss s Srn mi, S .s..
ana a, zoe for Western yslsw, NJ. :, md barley
Q, about 600 Bushes IL SO q sos nAriey
nal, we're aIes .ea saIss lsnl Oats $sft arr With
az saea, sesans wessrn And Canadian At soc No,
CORR --,ce market was quiet ard sales limited A
frS. % q =. Domingo wss reported - la..o
400 COO lales he stock Is pot dowr In this port a.
about 60, 900 bales
POO msav engagements cf wheat were made Tor future
delivery sipt On the spot and for carly next week
lars. Al Igis n lie forseosu@ ara ise- "a the day
2 300 bushels we've engaged. In ships bass, At 1sd
,lcsing a, I'D 1ad for room come lime ahead ls.Sd
ibd. rer nrshel was asked and 1000 bbls four
engaged Al Sc 81 r. 81. 10 London Q 500 bbls. nour
were taken o. 10 "a. A vesse engaged 10 Lon.
Al the close q gss .spea. 10 Irerpoo vessel
tSssgcd osd With wheat, shps bars, at IL I'd
ard go obs. hoar al o. CT. There nothing ID
Oh sgev.
fRrr --ssles Of 800 hoxss layers were made al az S.
which vas ir1et: and loo boxes do al % IS
q so qun,ss s Georges asns a. Is, via ssle Sc y
surrc trench 70 rcnd ~ ~ sTr. Esckcrel wee. firm
VITA nnscrstc saes AZ 10 prices The sales 9th tgo
three day have embraced 600 leo barrels tbs
eek wa gfi smtktd heFfina were higLe- and n bet
ter request We quote scaled al CSC. 90 ard No 4.
Is. 2pc.
Esf--Cld wss scarce and IA pou,d shsn,;.g demand
saef - go bales we're made al ooc est sad Al for
city
EffI.-WAhn week or ten days salts Or $50 bslsa
lue ara 90 90 Italian have been asosrd ~ al private
tfns 500 10 hale lctc sold stot = = a. h Nrg
l'lki - w 80 mouthei aua 90 Naua there ar
hfsni Ns& fNf cert eEAt muutht AN1 81 ID dressed
bnetiean -sft " s1g9 sGK mtFU8
hoi. --liM ettavufaoN seeou4fs raetfG - Tue nros
NtcE III the e. CaF a4s ftrt t0ssHHt rttra rfrsx
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HAVANA, kArAEzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BrNvrIK-rrom New York ls arriving at Havana Oh ana
New Orleans 9TH From New Orleans lsh Havana 18th. A.
ClHlwaA-rrom New York llth arriving at Hsvsns l6tb
New Orleans l9h From New Orleans 18th Havana 1A
arriving at New York 81.
Dr. soro-Frvm New York 2s arriving q Havana :ss and
New Orleans 9Th. From New 0resns 9th, Havana 9Th
irving at New York 18th
QuAEER CIrY-From New York and Havana every twenty
dAya From New York Oct s. arriving Mt Havana l0sh.
NArAxxAFrom New Hor for Na;Anzss Tho &h Of each
month, at2PM.
KARNAK-rrom New YORK for Havana vim Nnasau. Mp IN
the arrival Of every alternate Cunsrd New York
EB-When the above dates fall Sunday the VIII
sAI Monday except from New Orlcans When the
fall Monday he steamers wiz leave New Orleans tho
day prevtoua
gPECIAL NOTICE.
All packages and letters iasded for GS NEW YoKE HERALD
should b seuled.
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hATtE DAf, SETt II n N
Ause-The market ssesiy, with sales u about 800
bhe Al - IS for pots ~ SO for pearls
IExApszyTsss -floar-rhc market opened with q good
demand and a. nrmcr prices ~ the day Advanced ing
In part 10 The advance In cgbts the market became less
Animated, ard elosed with &ss animation and buoyancy
f&ra brands for family nrm The sales footed
W about IL 200 6b, closing within the following range
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Speculation il grain vss stimulated lat week by
tie adyices ifCn Europe, I'll ~ which tend T. show
that The British grain crop vii be considerably be
low an average. The latest intelligence BY the
Fulton contains nothing calculated 70 relieve the
anxiety felt stoui The baves's A fcwprivatc let
tcss still intimate thai the damage done BY the rain
has been exaggerated in tie newspapers and printed
circulars bu; the bulk o. tho most reliable testi
mcuy tends directly the oiler way. Under ordi.
nary circumstances. few yCsrs ago such . condi.
ion n things would have caused advance IN he
British markets a. At least 20 PEI cents - hciual
adyarce = almost ,tigip0 Ths j. dae e ths Urge
aarnHes which ~ p0nrrg into EnCiarf hum Rus-
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Port OF New York, September =, 1850.


ARRIVED
win .psss a Sss a u asa Apw Aug
nean.hip Hsnsvils re. Savannah. win ndss and pas
sseamshlp Jane.ovr, Skinner Richmond &C. with mass
salp Snsso He.%sr. issSSo . d.y. with salt &C. to
snip KmpIs coomss Liverpool Jul, r. with mdse and %
ship Sorneos Grinn- spencer Londoa and Tale Of wight
July y r. |csc and = ps..nser. 2 dr,nns xi1;g,e
ai IS 90 nn 70 snppnsd provisions % Br shp PHmer.on
from Ind. Tor ioodca Aug ., ~ % lon seas1sd
e. asoS, ]: sies rom land pss.ss sssf q .Soa
deck had been recently abandoned touDess schr Smith
SHIP waller Scot, of Bsih Hatch Sunderland July Ia with
thlp Independence Lowell Boston, days. In ballast,
EsIi A,s.n,. Grsm,. HG,..aaan Bremen g ssys WIN
IA, 70 y, o u spek. CD, ssrt T.s,s,s usAo1s q md fra,
:.g nu%tSld. irs" H.nssrr ior New Ycss; Aas "a =
asnl ..ns GAY :. = y. ios X sposs .iip Dssoo. FROM
" Quincy OF Es.on, Sparks Boston, days. 70
10 S ks si: nsEs sSa TX i .s s
American bar. showing red Gag wIA Sh,s ball same DAY
ss0s pissed Is han q .sie lsh !. y 20 : : .pds:
srir Baow Obj. Hunter. Windsor Ne Is days wsh p,...
surveying sshr Joseph henry, Lieut. Com Scar, from
sssr F&' R,;I How'll ysas 1s1ansr
xcar John 1;oo, rlAro, Virginia
kchr Nowes Van NAME. Van Name. Baltimore.
fohr Belle, Merrill, Passport 10 dsya
echr earAh. Hnidsn. Rocklanf daya
thr sArah Gardner, GARDNER New Bedford for EArabrA
port.
schr Mirrcr, yarxAsfi, Yarmouth for Albany.
kchr Tile n Small. Digh,on for PonRhksspsl~
Schr Senate, Brown nsbion foe Pouxhx~~y~fe
schr Nara Louisa sir.ta. Provicsnce. Z enyn
sehr Rue. Rogers, Providence. 2 days
kchr = W Ponder, Talbut. Providence Z n Albany.
Schr W Hal sock Fobinsso, Westerly, dAys
sclr Independence, Rahcr, Portland aayn
schr VIM 0rsy Reel, Portland. . dsys
kcrr CeeEtia, Red1cld. Portland, daya
Hrhr VI Dorado. Dayton Norvxlk 1dlys
Schr II hsndcrn Mnchell Broushaven, sdaya
Schr Clean, Hsicck rorthpcrt 1cays
S.ncp Chn. stevens TaEniou. sdsys
Neasner Deia ware. CsnDrn. PhN~delpha-
Steamer Wsmsuf1a. Arey. Nsw Rsxford.
hseansr westeAeGax. Jones. Providence.
M1Ow.
Brig IRIS. EDDY from EsmAiAx
rrsg foretla-Ry pIio4 bo-i nsrsd hirAsu, No s.
skip OF shore II sunset. In tow.
SAILED
slip Cora finn bsrts gsrd hk .nch0gef Qrnran
tne): krrreu brig NARY Dyer.
WArd d-r.nr The day SNw.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIA

SUNDAY, Sept; 2. ls60.
last weeks commercial movement. though no:
o. active o. that Of some weeks We have Lad, was
moro active than that Of tic same week Ia. year II
every branch. The import Of foreign merchandise
wac a $50 600 II excess q that Of the La, week a
August. is.e. .heeSpcri Fl pr ,ducc $4,000 in ex.
CO.'S; the export q sp.. y s'a.'VV' ~ excess y
+ evident that We are going 70 h..sa az sctiTe fall
trade II nc accident happens, our importers sna
jobbcrs viii he buster this iaH than they have been
for YEAR,, end, a. . general rule, Il i probable
49, "'srly every leading eriicc Of commerce
'...* s,i.ii-f.-
yi,ld fair profit 10 .is,.O.s dealers, The follow
inc arc tho 2sciai fg-ecs Of tho tadc q the port
sor The v Il and since January Ii
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FRuITLASD, near Annapolis. !
July 10Th. lS6O

MEsSRs A. IL. ASGELL & Co.--Gentlcmcn =
of the Guano on my wheat, l can say nothing
definite, because of its destruction by the fly and
other causes Early in the spring it looked better
than my neighbours and gave promise of first
rate crop. | think under ordinary circumstances
the Guano would have paid well. 1t was used ut
the rate Of $50 lbs to the acre the land was poor.
also tried your Guano on corn this spring Qhe
last time this land in it was hardly worth
gahcringl-I used the Guano in three ways -
First, plowed in about 800 lbs. to the acre next,
put half small handful in each hill next, mi xed
the Guano with three times its bulk Of marsh mud
and applied handful to the hill. One of these
methods is as good as the other. SO far as I sec
Without one of them don't think L will be, till
my land gets rich, The corn where this was
applied has fine color and is eighteen inches or
two feet higher thar where no manure was put.
Respectfully yours, EDWARD A. WEIGH.
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Anne Arundel county. Nd, J
.July ~ 1SfD

MEssns A. II. ANGEL & Co :-Gcntlcmcn =
Your letter of inquiry relative to the American
Guano came duly to hand. Absence from home
prevented an earlier reply, | used your Guano
on wheat. and at the time ordered it, intended
to give it full and fair trial beside of Recess
Manipulated. Indictment weather in part disap-
pointed me, preventing the sowing of the wheat
upon which it was used till the I'D of October
while that upon which Rccscs used was put
in before the 18th Notwithstanding this disad-
vantage, the American Gunno made its mark, and
the wheat that escaped the fly and frost had
better head and finer grain than that produced by
the Manipulated, and believe. had il been put
in as early the 18th Of October, the yield would
have been greater.
| do not, however. consider the grain producing
qualities of the American Guano its greatest recon-
mcnlation. In its adaptation to Grass lies its
highest value; the clover the land upon which
it was used is far superior to any portion of the
field standing the drought much better and grow
ing more kindly. Yours respectfully,
EDWIN \ Dirty.
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" FIX resident Fillmore was on visit
last week, to his old friend, Hon. William
Scott. Of Scott>hursh, Livingston county. -
They visited the Evansville Seminary, and Mr..
Fillmore, after being introduced to Prof.
Sragcr made an interesting address to the
students. Forty.six years ago Mr. Fillmore
was a brother apprentice with Mr.. S. at the
won-cardns business, and he had not stop
ped IN town from that time till his recent
visit.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

T have this week received and offer for sale
l. a Stock of NEW FALL GOODS, con.
ssting Of Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro,
visions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Il, &C.
Every person, especially those buying for
Cash, are solicited to give a call.
h. +. MAY,
Sep 6, 1860. In the {. Hollow"
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Eighth District Rally f.!

A meeting of the friends Of Bell and Ever
cit in the Eight district will be held at Mt.
Pleasant on Saturday the 10Th inst, and will
be addressed by
HON. EDWIN II. WEBSTER,
HENRY W. ARCHER ESQ,
}. Il. MCCULLOUGH Esq,
W. }. JONES ESQ,
j. w. CLAYTON, ESQ,
HERMAN STUMP, ESQ.
The Elkton Cornct Band will be in attend
ancc. The friends of the cause from other
districts are invited to participate.
Speaking to commence at II o'clock, VI.
Oct. g. 2-w,
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4 SUGGESTIVE SPECTACLE.-W not the
spectacle of Friday at Mt. Vernon suggestive
of some curious thoughts? The embryo
King of Great Britain, surrounded by British
noblcmen stood uncovered and rcvcrenlialy
before the Tomb of Mr.. Washington Com.
mandrr Of the Rebels" If some seer should
have predicted to old pig.hea,l,d George III,
the scene we wrote about. says the y. y. Day
Book, His Majesty would have foamed at the
mouth. Things do get turned up side down
bv Monsieur Time
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13

Rev. Mr.. BEwLEY NOT IIuNG. The st.
lonS Christian Advocate of last week pub
fishes the-fol!owing, in regard to a clergyman
in Texas, who was reported TO have been
hurg by mob:
In postscript Of letter from the Rev. G.
W. Fisher. dated u bana, Mo-. and post
marked Sept. %, we have the following -
{" We have 1t from good authority that Bro.
I'cwlcy is not hung, unless within threedays.
lie is in the custody of an unfreling clan Of
Pro-Slav,ry men. But he is also closely
watched by his friends"
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WOODLANDS, Hartford county,

MEssRs A. ii. ASsEIL h Co.--Gentlemen. -
We have tried your American Guano. both on
wheat and corn, in comparison with the California
Guano applied at the snthc rates, and sec no diff
ference between thehi-both seem to act alike.
A T. LItERING BROTHER
Sent lS60-2m
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TIE NEGRO RESURRECTION IN VIRGINIA.
Sunday night. says the Portsmouth Tran
script, was the time fixed according to
rumorlor scrvic Instruction in Norfolk
county, but it didn't come oil: Several
additional arrests Of negroes. either supposed
10 be or really associated with the plot, have
beer made, but no conclusion Of Il reliable
character, as to the extent Of the movement.
has been yet reached. Among the number
arrested is the negro Dick Ryan. tie reported
rinelcadrr Of the plot. The people OF Ports
mnuth, Norfolk, and Princess Anne counties
are fully aroused, and will deal out VEN
gcance on guilty parties.
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NOTICES..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NUTICE To CREDITORS.
NlllS is to give notice, that the subscri
L Der of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
George Gonce, late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having clams against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
t'crtcd, on or before the 10Th day of Septcm-
Der, 1861 they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18th day of September. 1860.
JOHN MEREDITH,
Administrator of George Goncc. decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg,
Sept Is, IS6O-6w
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their first regular meeting
after the 22nd day of October, next, for the
appointment CT Examiners to straighten the
Ponds Neck and Cecilton road, at John W.
Morgan's gate, for about seventy yards in
length. [Scpt %, 1SG0-5w.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in
Chanccry, September 18th: 1860.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
oportcd by james T. Mccullough, Trus-
tee for the sale Of the Real Estate Of Lewis
l.. Davis, deceased, he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first day Of Deem
Der, next; provided copy Of this order be
inserted in some paper printed in Cecil
county, once week for one month before
the tllirtietll day Of October, next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be SSOO.O0. W. Ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Sept %, lSGO-lm. Clerk.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.
Stoves and Tin-Warc at Cost.

HAVING made arrangements to engage
l. l. in another branch of trade, | will close
out my present stock of STOVES and TIN
WARE at COST FOR CASH. l have
large assortment of Cooking and Parlor
Stoves Persons in want would do we'll to
call and examine them.
Roofing and Srouting attended to at mod
erale prices. JOS. p. CANTWELL.
Sent Is 1850
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iInw THE LEGISLATURES or GEORGIA Will.
EoTE. The Augusta Constitutionali>t, re-
fcrring to the contingency of the election for
President in this State being thrown into the
Legislature. where there is understood to be
n Brock nridse majority says: 1--WE bod
that all parties will stand by the pl!ghtcd
faith of The State. We prefer to risk the
sound judgement of the Legislature of Gcor-
eia to coalition with either Bell or Brcckin.
ridge for We are satisfied that if the ten votes
of Georgia can elect either Brcck inrdse,
Douglas or Bell, the breckenridge majority
will so vote"
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How GENERAL WALKER WAS SHor. The
exact manner Of Walkers taking off is thus
given by an apparently wcll-informed COZ. es-
p, lent of the n. Y. Times:
lie marched from his cell to the place Of
execution with steady step and mistaken
micn a chair had been placed (or him With
is back towards the Castle. Having taken
his sea,, he was bliudlnlded. Three soldiers
stepped forward to within twenty feet Of him
and discharged their muskets. The balls
entered his body. aud he leaned a little for
ward: but it being observed he was not dead,
n fourth soldier mcrclfully advanced so close
to the suffering man that the mnzzle of the
muSkct almost touched his forehead and
beng there discharged, scattered his brains
al Il skull to the winds. Thus ends the life
of the" grey-cyed man Of destiny"
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NOTICES..
NOTICES.
AN ANALYSIS
Of the Levy List Of Cecil County,

4 agreed upon and settled by the County
IA. Commissioners, for tie yeaI 1860, show
ing the actual and estimated expenses Of
the year, under appropriate headings, with
a statement OF the amount Of property in the
county liable to taxation for county purposes
and the amount of county tax thereon, (in-
Guiding School Tax.) at cents in the Sl0O.
.dnoum Of Property liable TO County Toraiion
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The Ladies of Elkton and Vicinity

A RE informed that they can find an assortment
II of SHOES ut the Dry Goods and Grocery
Store of r. + MAY,-superior in style and ma
tcrial to any Shoes offered for sale in Elkton
Sept l5. 1850
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Notice to GslnnerS,

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA trcspass with dog or gun on the pre-
misses of the subscribers, as the law will be
enforced against all so offending
5. W. Dccoursey, Washington Harris,
Chas. d. Knight, Jesse +. Smith,
ID. A. Roberts. [Oct 6, lSG0-n.
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HON. E. II. WEBSTER

"lLL Address the friends of Bell and
w Everett in Port Deposit and vicinity,
on FRIDAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, at
the Town Hall liz Port Deposit.
Oct 6, lS60-2w.
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PHILADELPHIA.
. . 9 . . y q
FURS! FURS!! FURsl,
LADIES' FANCY FUR EMPORIUM,
FAREIRA u THOMSON,
OLD STAND NO. SIS


Mnrkef Street. abore Eighth, sonfh side,
DH!LADELpEllA.-Wc beg leave to call TIA
L attention Of the LADIES to our large and yaru.t
stock Of
Ladies' and Children's FANCY FUES.
Having had great experience, and enioyipg.
peculiar facilities in the selection of FuHS, W.,
conn lentiy offer our NEW STOCK 10 the inspection
OF the ladies' feeling assured that they will dccli,
with us in its being unrivalel for beauty an
variety consisting as it does, Of every description Of
American and European Furs.
Manufactured in the latest and most apprc,sl
styles. CAPES, TALMAS, NlCrORGNES,
ClOAKS. MUFrS and CUES embracing
Sable, Mink Stone Martin. German Fitch Siberian
squirrel; French Sable French Squirrel, Amo.i.
can Fitch, and Silver Martin
!-3' Thankful for the very liberal patronng,
heretofore extended to us. we hope to merit 4
cont nuance OF the same. by furnishing n coon
ARTICLE AT THE LOWEST CASH PnIcGs.
FARElRA & THOMSON
No. SIS Market Street. Philadelphia
N Bold Furs altered to Fashionable Style.
Sept -, lSj0--3 m,
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ORPHANS COURT,
Notice TO GUnnerS.

4 IL persons are forbidden and warned
n not to :respass on the premises of the
undersigned, with gun, dogs or otherwise, as
the law will be put in force against any so
offending.
B. W. Harris, f. Griffith,
VIM. Watts, Samuel Dcshanc.
Sept %, lSG0--3m.
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Farmers and all other purchasers to the fact that
they are the ONLY AUTHORIZED agents of the
land-and all Guano received from them will be
WARRANTED rrrE and uNADuLrERArEp and every
package will bear upon it their name in full, with
the trademark of the Company same as the above
cut.
perusal of the following certificates giving
the PRACTICAL results of the use of this Guano
will show to the Farmer its value, as proved by
actual trial upon various crops in this State:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13
NOTICE

j S hereby given to the creditors, cndorscrs
4 and s'retcs Of Samuel Reed, an applicant
for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws Of
Maryland. that said applicant failed to appear
in the Circuit Court for Cecil county, ON the
day heretofore appointed, and that Monday,
the fifteenth day of October, next, bath been
set apart and fixed upon for the final hearing
of his case, in said Court, at which time and
place, his creditors, cndorsers and suretics
may attend and show cause, il any they have,
why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
Clerk Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Sept % lS6O-3w