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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-11-20
The Duty ola Party to its Press.

&C. he following article from the
Delaware Gazette, we submit respect
fully TO the Wings Of this county. Not
that we have any particular cause to
complain of them as body, but with the
hope that it may remind some of them Of
their duty and prompt them to do it.
"1t is the first duty of party toward
its press to support il. 70 support it cor
daily, heartily and literally. Every
man who has any political principles, and
who will confess himselfdesttute OF these
much boosted possessions! should take his
party paper.
If he believes in the soundness and JUST
ness of his views, he should be willing to
make small sacrifice of his means towards
the advancement of those views. 1t he is
sincere IN his profession, he believes that the
welfare of the country depends in great
degree, upon the prevalence and universal
adoption of the doctrines and measures
which he advocates, and If he believes that
the welfare of the country is thus concerned
so is his welfare concerned, Tor there IS no
citizen who, living in country, can sepa>
rate his interests from those Of that country.
There is no man so high as TO be above
the country, there are none so low but that
the country can injure, or advantage them as
it may chance to be i'll or well governed.
Let no one then say 'that il matters not
to hign who is President, what party is in the
ascendant. or how things are done in the
political world"
Again, i, is only by parties that any given
political objects can be effected. Masses
cannot act without organization. Existing
institutions cannot be maintained without
organization. Reforms cannot be obtained
without organization.
II sthis species Of organization that con-
stitutes purtp And those who cry out against
party, are either those who not beng able
to effect their ends through the agency OF
such organizations as they may have here
tofo,e conceded with: and hence desire to
see new ones formed, or sagacious wiseacres
who know not what they mean. There
exists an utter impossiblIhy of advancing
any object depending upon popular action
without the aid of party. How can ticket
be formed without party!-How can
ticket be elected without party to sup
port i's
All parties have definite objects in
view, and accordingly as these objects arc
advanced or retarded 50 will the action y. lie
polical system of the country be beneficial
or injurious, in the opinion Of the members
Of tina, party to support lis organ, the Press
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-11-20
From tho American Farmer,
Work for November.

Draining and DAching This is good month
for this ork. lfyou have any fields that arc
too wet for hea thful culture, have them drain
ed thoroughly and you will add fifty per cent
to their arabic value.
Ihreshing out Grain.-We advise all farmers
to have their grain threshed out, in order that
they may be in condition to send it to market
at the most favorable period.
Fau Ploughing. all stiff clays are greatly
improved by being subjected to the action OF
frost, if you have any fields of that description
have them forthwith ploughod, tapping the fur
rows at an angle of about Is degrees, 80 az
to expose to the action ofthe weather the great
est surface. But you must bear in nina that
stiff clays should never be ploughed when they
may be said to be wet, but that you should St
lect that period when they are neither wet nor
dry.
Co1c Sheds.-lf you have not already prov-
ded your cattle with COW sheds. do so without
further deay--humanity to tho beasts, as we'll
as interest to yourself, call out for their cree
ton.
Fire Uood-So soon as the leaves have fall
EN- HE to the woods and have as much fro wood
cut down as will serve you year. As soon rs
feled have it hauled home and neatly piled up
for seasoning and drying.
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country TO the highest bidder. Not con-
tent with betraying her to tyrannical
enemy, he returned at the head of for
eign mercenaries to desolate the land of
his dearest associations. The peaceful
hamlets on the Chesapeake he gave to
the flames. The fair haunts Of his boy
hood in Connecticut he stained with
blood and plumber. He slew the hus-
band IN the presence of the wife. He
put to the sword the lover before the
eyes Of his betrothed, and gave the stain
less maiden prey to his lustfll follow
ers. These were deeds Of Arnold-the
fallen and blasted Arnold, Arnold whose
name is at once a warning and curse
to all future time. Nc.
Dclaware College, Nelca,k.
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HOW TO ACQUIRE A LIBERTY.

Three cents day, paid out Ny an app
prentice boy for segars, apples, OF what not,
}-anloun,s ,o-let No see! how much in ID
year! Three times three hundred and six
ty FIVE is tell hundred and ninety five, $40,
IS; and this for five Yeas, the average for
apprenticeship in this country. amounts to
the round sum OF fifty four dollars aid sew.
enty five cents.
Now take any apprentice boy, who is in
the habit of smoking seSars, or drinking
mint lulips-and that is no oet'er-and let
him make an estimate OF what he thus alb
solutely throws away-and he will be sur-
p i ed 10 find that twenty one cents week
is very moderate estimate. And, where
there is one who thus throws away that
amount weekly; how many are there for
whom four times that sum will not suffice!
Take, then, this very moderate sum as a
standard, and we have the sum of 54,75 i'll
five years --which all viii! agree is the same
as sunk--yea, an hundred times worse than
sunk to the bottom of the sea! sum su!ii-
cicnt to purchase library of Books half
equal TO DOCTORS or lawyers. l, would
buy copy of Shakespeare, Websters octave
Dictionary, a copy each of Rolin, Gibbon,
and Bancrofts Histories--all of which are
Indispensable by the way: TO which it would
add Young, Milton, Pope; Locke and Bacon,
Combe, Irving, Bryant, and dozen others,
OF the very best English, and American
classics.
What apprentice, after having acquired
such {. knowledge of his craft, as will ena-
bic him to start into the world useful
member of the community, but will be bet
ter satisfied with the possession of such
library thus acquired than with the recollcc-
ton of having expended such sum in
manner far from useful or necessary.
The remarks above are directed more cs-
pecialIy to apprentices; but .hey will apply
with equal truth TO other classes Of young
men. Thousands are thrown away in that
manner, which if Appropriated in the way
suggested, would open the way i'll nuner-
Gus instances, 10 honor, fame ,-and what's
better than ALTO happiness
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-11-20
A LAW CASE FOR THE CURIOUS

A LAW CASE FOR THE CuR1ors.-A
Turk with three wives, brought with
him from Turkey, and three several class
es of children, died lately in New York
without a will. Each OF the three wives
has applied to the Surrogate for letters OF
administration.
This case is puzzles to the Judge OF
Probate. He thinks he cannot grant let
tels to all the wives, and that the one
fist married has the preference. BY the
law ofTurkcy, where the marriages were
celebrated, all the wives man may
have, no matter how many, are held e.
quail, having the same rights of property
The fear is, and SO the counsel Tor the
ladies represent the law, that the grant
ing of letters 10 either wife, and the en-
clusion of the others, would in effect de-
clare the excluded ones concublnes, and
make their children illegitimate. The
Surrogate has taken the case under ad-
visement.
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THE CECIL WING,
EslsubisFseA every saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
WE 4. C. gsaa q LI7IES,

Et Z. G. EsaN n LIIEH,
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Two dollars and tlity cents at the end otthc year
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 81 per square
hree nscrtions-25 ctsasquare each subsequeni
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York. Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agency''ln either otLhoscc cities will
receive prompt attention.
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Deposit
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El,nlauseEEgLsg .Tp2iE2.

AHEAD OF ALL CoMPETlrroN.-lust received
md for sale al the new ard cheap sore Cherry
HjIl. IA fresh lot Of Groceries, consisting in part
of New Orleans, Porto Rico and sugar Louise
monsses Brown and loaf sugars from Ia to
ii cts Bacon, salt, dried apples and peaches
&c. all Of wh!ch will be sold low by
SHIPPERS s. CRAWFORD.
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DR.. wAITaIAN JON ES.

Respectfully offers his professional services to
the citizens oiEkton and lis vicinity.
AS he has several wears, practical experience
in slc<lN section Of the lower part of the Pen
lnSula, he may With confidence expect to rem
der general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Office opposite the Fountain Inn, (John-
sous 'the room occupied by J. J David
DENTIST.
He may be found al night at Mrs. Clay
land's, adjonir = the store of VIM. Torber
ESQ
Sept 25th. 1917.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-11-20

Loves PDrsraitnre.
Ills sweet TO gaze on woman's face
NN"n love is in her heart,
For charming then is ev'ry grace
Without the aid Of art
No pencils tout, ran leave the blush,
That then is on her brow;
Nor fiutr IN soft expressly" hnsh
Mimic what her lips avow.
low strange the light then in her eye,
How soft It's keencst gaze;
And on her lips thrilling sigh
Delightfully."- delays.
That blush's charm but one may own,
But one may claim that sigh.
And only one the light that sllonc
So strangely IN her eye.
But though the smile hath left her cheek,
And though her brow he sad,
There's something still remains to speak
To him, the charms they had.
Elkton Nor, 10Th Al.
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E;n!y - 10 tssser GHGsgs

they have ever pifcniSc !, which taken iii con
peetiun with the fact tult The prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for continuance Of the
patronage they have hrretofore received; TO Sc
cure which, they will direct their unweariod at
tt ltion.
Ekton, .4priI, 24M 1871.
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RBEDNVN * MiNTIRE. offer tur sale at
Il the Erc, Store Iionsc directly opposite the
Post olh"c
don DnrIrugS 9rass and Grain srythcs,
" Carr Fa'rnt hay forks,
3 9 Pennsylvania mode hay rdkcs,
G - Corn blooms
, {" Painted huckets,
so Sacks dairy srt. with heavy stock Of
very cheap sugar, coffee, moasscs &c.
June 18th Al
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8 Gard.
Brown 4 AIelnlirc.

BrOWN 4 McINIiFc,
Respectfully endertheirthanks to the Public
for the very liberal encouragement extended II
them, since they commenced business, and beg
leave to inform them tnrt they have just rccc"
ed fresh from the city, the
Ii ,NnsnMESr 0MA liESI nSSOrLMfnI of
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ARRIVED

Ship ST Leon, Jarvis (of Castine) 20 de fin Mobile,
cotton, &c, to Elwe March 90 lat % H. Ion 50 as
spoke bark Amelia Mulholland, Smith, DIS fin Or.
leans for n York.
Ship sultana Rice. FIN Orleans, and 10 ds fun the
Bar cotton, &c TO WIN Nelson.
Bark Susan w Lind, Deering, I'm Montevdeo Jan 10,
and Pernambuco Feb l6 hides wool, &c. to w w De
Forest e. Co. Left at NJ bark Mason Barney Scott,
I'm York, wig frgt brig Gambia, Bsyley I'm Salem, do
do. frgste Columbia and brig Bainbridge sailed a
few days previous for Bueno' Ayres Sailed from Per
nambuco Ia with brig Brandy wine, Smack for Rio
do Janeiro. Lett brigs Hanover, DeDnison for Bati
In 10 ds; Broome, FIN 81 john NJ for Phsdel In
IS ds. Whale ship Milton Cash FIN Sandwich Islands.
touched at Pernambuco Feb le to sail next day for
Bedford; full Of Oil
Brig Stirling, White ds fin Savannah cotton, &c. to
Durham a Dimon. March rs, Of Cape May spoke brig
Brig Drscut Smith, (of Boston, u DIS fm N Orleans,
provisions. &c, TO master
Brig Germ Winchester, 10 DIS I'm Mstsnzas, 320 hhds
IA ties molssses to @ Thurston d Co. Sailed in co
with brig AlceDius, Drinkwater for Portland
Brig Ella, Reed is de FIN Mayaguez PR 1876 hhds gu.
gar to Benz De Forest Co. 200 bbs do 20 dem Johns
bay water. to master Lett bark Agnes I'm Ponce just
ard 10 load for York brigs Tonquina Mshorp, for
York ds Watson, of Portland, disg- March TO- lat
"a H. lon 10 H. spoke ship Decatur, from Norfolk
for Vera Cruz.
to G Thurston Co. Passed, going in, brig Cssilda,
OF Salem, 10 de I'm Boston.
Brig Ann Maria (of Boston, French % DIS fun Or
leans, $40 bales cotton to Davis e. Brooks.
mDgo coffee and logwood. TO A Rossire & Co Left
schr John Dunlap. Case for Boston. Lat 30 IT, Ion "a
46 spoke schr Merchant from Charleston for Trinidad
4 days out.
schr Empire, Mckenzie, ds TN Philade coal
schr o Perry, Wooster, 81 de fn1 ssgua la Grsnde,
70 hhds mUssses, II Colt; 50 do, Curtis rs do 10
tcs Rowland Aspinwal March l6, lat s. 90 10 gale
from NV, lost deck load.
sehr Mary Shields, Fox, DIS I'm Richmond coal, to
master.
schr Nourmahs, Perry, 20 DIS I'm Attakspss, La. lei
hhds sugar 25 do molasses To LeveT1ck March 30,
lat go Ion 10 90 spoke schr Eagle of Mobile for Boston
schr Sarah Nash, Kopperhodt ~ DIS fm Cardenss 300
hhds Is tics molssses to F G Thurston.
Schr PrsdmOre, Ammuck, DIS I'm Alexandra, hour
and corn 10 Hitchcock e. Marshall.
Schr Louisa w Birdsall Faulkner, de I'm George
town -four &C TO master
Schr Patrick Henry Chester, S DIS FIN Richmond -FOUR
&c to Allen & PsXson.
schr Repeater, Jarvis DIS fun Brsndywine corn meal
schr Amelia. -, I'm Baltimore, mdse, to MAILER
& Lord.
BELOW-Brig sroc, of Esstport I'm Trinidad de Ca
bs, nloasses. to NJ Taylor Also bsrks and brigs.
Wind NE with rain.
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Dscks.
THE coMPinTp cARprYrR

A Nd FLORisT-Cnntsin'ns ~ account OF every We're
hshl- Production Cultivated fJr The Tshl- with Drec
hons for srling snd Raising Flowers Price - cents
The Complete Fsrrie., or Hor,s Doctor The Hshis
Diseases sDd Management Of ne Horse II he Stable and
The Road viii Advice 70 Purehner.-Prre 5 cents
TIE LIE sn8 Adventures Of Panl J0ces-Prce ~ cfs
Bug and Blue or Th- PrvAfeers o. he Revelation A
Tale OF Lcng Island Sound. BY Cha. Y sterlrz-
Price Is r-ns highly popular work. which will plscs
tn a. Dor IN he srsi rank Of American ancers
Life Travels sod Adveniurcs 10 California AID Scene.
IN the PGcfc Ocesn By Thouss J. Fsrnhsr. A psrtie
ulsy iuts restn. book. especially a. he present lrs
Price . cent.
TIE "idDighi BEL; or tie FsiA Hoar. By saron Voc
Hostrin -Prcr Is c-rts.
Pictorial Ehgland. No h-Price % GEMS
Chsmbersis Cyclnpeds. No Price Is cents
Chsnn-rs's Information for the People No Il IS cis
The DEVILS Wedding Ring Nv Dumas Prie- Is ria
The Cs.ie q Erharstein 8 y Jame.-Price IS cents
Booksellers ard Others nov II ih- city invited 70
cal 81 ". r. GRAHAM'S NEsssU-si
M 81 Tribune Puldiuss
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1890 lbs kss,A ssa Cor airport % prvsts tssas.
anal sails Of Nerth. wet was made NM ssnt.

SPIRITS TuRpENTlNE-Thers hiss been q sale Of
800 bbls At "a cents and holders row ask IS cents.
LEAD-A sale Of 1000 pgs Missouri hss been made at
4 IS, short time, with interest
TALLow-salss in lots Of 10000 lbs have been made
at si19 cents.
TEA-The sale today was made up generally Of IN.
desirable parcels but went on with some spirit Con.
sideIng the quality prices about the same az be-
fore obtained Mr.. Atkinson, who welded the hammer
In the absence Of Mr. Hoffman proved himself worthy
sl<ss OF that removed artist
PRONlslONs-1he market continues heavy for old
Pork. and Prime offered attn rs; Me.s SD ssle
OF 100 bos new State Mess made al GIG and 100 do
Primo Mess at 10 so New Mess 10 nominally ais and
Prime s3 In Beef there s nothing but retail irsnssc
lions Sales 200 bbs Beef Hams at sl6 sale Of 10000
los Western Bacon msde At 10 cents and 100 bbls
Picked Hams st94 cents Lard 10 steady with sales 800
kegs at l0i Oi and 100 Prime at ~ cents Butter
Il l2i a IS cents Arm and and Cheese 7ias3
sa!e Of one fine dairy of 80 600 lbs made AZ y eta
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6ouses to Get.

- TO LET-House in4 Hou'iou st, rent s6no 81 ST.
III Msrk'splare Eighth st) 00 II and ~ Lexington
8~ vaveuue, si25 ard e4n0 the above have baths,
ranges kc Also, houses Tvrny.hrst, Tweutyfourth
and Twenty fh SITS near Thrdavenue, and on Second
avenue Twenty $3.50 10 c275 ard $500
a. near Fiflhaveuue $50 house. and store. SIKH
avenue. near Tweny'sixih.ti couage On Eghih-Ave-
nue. near Forty severihst sl25 lS Acnst noe g'spe
sfbor cottage style s325 Also several stores houses
and apartments 10 tho eastern part o. he city ard other
2s fio1ston-st before A. NJ and shsr5P.M
D25 WsSMnsl orneo welisL I'd soorl from l2io on
- COUNTRY HOUSE TO LEr.-A hns house
III on the East Rivers MINUTES ss RON N. vi
sores Of land and the rent TAKEN In the board OF q
small famy-st The option Of sppicant-A beautiful oes-
tlon-sesmbOst and stages every hour for NewYors.
note 10 b. c. ef at ibis Office, stating where the appl-
can, may he seen, viii rec I've pfonpt slienllon MI W.
- TO LET N URGH-Three
~ new tstorv brick AID dwellings 90 Grand -
between Fifth and Sixth sts. handsomely hnished.
Possession given immediately Rent $3.50 each. Apply
to SAMUEL cox, cor OF Fourth and sootak irsi sta
my
"a PART OF A HOUSE TO LIT, gnfurnshed,-
S- InBroad Clinton plsce consisting OF hand.
~ psrlor. three bedrooms and kirchen 10 small
family without children The prem'e. are IL eve,y re-
spsct desirable sod pleasant Address b w POSI- ONCE,
boz No 50, With real name MT StsMsW'
"a TO GROCERs.-A corner store 10 let 10 The
bargain. 10 Of The fret sands 10 The city FOR the
re, grocery and liquor business The stoes s very light
and possession given Immediately. Inquire a. - war
ren-sL mo WIS
n To LET-A BAKERY-Tbe old established
"a stand known a. 65f Walerst Possession inmeci-
A siely Apply 10 SAMUEL WATKINS. 81 hose-
welt st. between , ard ''eloch NJ. m2 wis
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LEI SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ship Brooksley, AcEwen, Glasgow, Woodruff Min.
turn
Barks Isabella, Mckee St Crox Alsopp & Chsuncey;
Cynthia Brooks Liverpool, Sf kin & Iropsides Urania
Ksmenger. Liverpool, Bowen Grant g. Co.
Briggs Democrat. Howes, Belfast Foster & Nickerson;
Olive. Augur, Belfast Foster NickersoD; l. Baldwin
Bsssett Savannah, Durham & Dimon; Salem, Longer
Norfolk. Elwell CO. Gustsvus, Davis Cork Foster e.
kickerson.
Schrs Hymann, Totten, Richmond; Jasper Hamilton
Boston; VIM Burk Lawrence, Charleston n L Nc.
Cready & CO. Jeremiah Dening, Townsend, Norfolk;
Jane, Bolles, Phsdel
sloops Roger Williams, sturges, Providence; Cham.
pi0n Beebe, do.
Barge Philadelphia, Dehart Phlladel.
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THEODORE THINKER's BOTANY.
THfs DAY rUpIISHED

FIRST LESSONS ~ BOTANY or TIE chila's Book
o. Flowers, FOR families and schools uiugrs;ed with
EngrAvings By theodore Thinker
This hook q recon- uented 70 The Trade to Psren's,
School Teachers and school Comniie-s admirably
adapted 6r The of ne iuven. student Il Il, IN
deed the oaly IN this country which has been pre-
psred for the mere child well for lie youth Of
more Edva1ced wears Th- work has been cordially re-
eeged By teachers Of the highest rank In IBIS City sud
abroad.
Prcf-ln boards Tor schools ii cents srse o. Is per
DOZEN: 10 cloth. gilt with coored flowers Sf cents single
~ per dozen. Copies can be sent ~ mail
Orders fro m the tra6- solicited
D A. WOODWORrH, Publisher, Clinton Hal,
MI II NassAu-sL
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MONTE VlDEO-Bdrk Snsaa " LtRd-i6 bales mdse
Rodmsn-l329 hides. J G Merrit-lO0 bales wool
Bone & Co Of Philadel-20OO hides ? Victor & Dunn
800 seal skns Lelsnd-5OO0 horns 207 hides ll3 calf
skins w w De Forest Co--l65 bales wool 4llO hides
order.
JACMEL-Schr Nancy Bishop-43 bags coffee Depey.
Douglass-360 do 50 900 lbs ogwood 1850 Brazslitta
wood A Rossire & Co.
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TgE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, The Dsy Amer he " eddpz
price -. heng No. 80 Of the Standard Drama, and
the concluding No ofNo s. which will be ready n f-w
DAYS, beautifully bound and emheltshed with Portrss
ani Biography Of George Coleman The Elder
Also The Losn Of Lover No. Of the NJ nof Drama
just received The Miller Of Mariiuge, romsnee By W
II Herbert ESQ. sgihor Of he L" Roman Traitor" &c
Pfice q cts
TIE Yong Americans Magszine OF stlffmprovemeni
No "a valuable companion FOR youth Price p els
The Way 10 Live Well ard be Wen Will We Live
~ excellent sock fo ho1sekeepsrs, by Mrs Hale Pres
8 ctf.
The DEVILS Wsddipg Ring. or The Adventures Of
Wajchmaker, BY ". Alex. Dumas. Price IS cts
Chsmhers's CvcopsdlG u English Literature, No. H.
with portal, 81 byron. Price p etc.
Chambers's Information fer the People, No Price q
eta WEEKLY PAPERS
TIE Spirit Of the Times -, Weekly Herat.........e
TEe Anglo American. Western Continent.
The Home Jourrs..... Police GaEere...... ......4
TIE Albion. Yankee DOodle.........i
TIE Phila. COu her Literary World. .........6
Meals Sat Gazette sam and Island City,.
Sat Post...............s Ysnkee and Omnibus. 4
flag and Boston Tribune. Old Counryman q
Emporium, Tribune. American Statesman, &c &c.
For sale with all other new books. by
mz7 2ds- VIM TAYLOR L co. 2Astor House.
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nnMrsrIn IMpnRrAr1nMa

sAvANNAH-Brts Sttrltns-49 casks rice Csset g.
As,one--l67 bales cotton. Parmelee g. Rosers-lOO DO
Lawrence e. Trimble-lh hides. bale wool, Randall
SIS bbls potatoes r NJ Dennis bols NJ OConner-6
boxes A & Mack bale wool. case mdse spre-
do. l. WORTH box, r Herrick-72 empty cssks
L. bbls do, stove to order.
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ROOM, CLINTON HALL. COR BLEkMAN AND NASSAU srS.
" "a, 900 Volumes, sky Rev,ews end Magazines
American ami Foreign.-Clerks initiation fee 81 half
yearly dues 81 Merchants and Others yearly subscnp-
don IS. c. L. EVERITT.
UNA lwis- Pres Mer. Lib. Association.
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eats.

W Spring Style of Hats.-BlRD, corner Of Pine
and Nassau-ss invites The attention Of his customers and
the public. 10 The style OF HAS for Spring.
He soiicits examination II tbs confident that
the elegant proportions OF he new pattern will eommsnd
their appreciation. Bird, corner fine and
MO 7Taodis.TuThks Nsssau-sA