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DISTANCES TO SAN FRANCISCO. -Il,ut.
Maury gives the following as the distances
from port to port in round numbers:
Froih New York to San Francisco, via
Panama, 200 miles; from New York to San
Francisco, via Nicaragua. 400 miles: from
New York to San Francisco, via Honduras
1900 miles; from Now York to Vera Cruz
and T,huantcpcc, 1920 miles.
No allowance is made in the above for the
distance acfoss Che Continent.
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scriber Of Cecil county, hath Obtained from
the Orphans Court Ct said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
William Simcoe,
late ofsaid county, deed. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereoiduly authenticated, on or before the
LIST day OF June, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate. are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
haad this l7th day Of June, 1854.
GEORGE SIMCOE,
June II, "a CIV Admir-.
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THE NunTm PACIFIC EXPLORING ExrEDITIoN
The steamer Franklin brings to the New
York Post an interesting account OF the voy-
age of the North Pacific exploring expedition
which sailed from the United States under
Commodore RiuSgold a little more than a
year ago. They arrived at Hong Kong on
the 2uth March, after touching at Madeira,
the Cape dc Vcrdes, Cape of Good Hope,
Sydney, and travcrsing the Coral sea, visit
ing the Santa Cruz group, C.rolines. La
drones, &c. The correspondent states that
they have made a great many very important
observations, barometrical, thcrmomctrical,
and geographical, all Of which will, it is pre-
sumed, be promptly forwarded to the navy
department at Washington, and published as
speedily as possible for the benefit of onr
valuable and growing commerce with Aus
tralia, the East Indies and California.
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An EXPENSIVE "NIGGgR. Among other
bills that have boon rendered to the u. 5.
Marshal for services rendered in the case Of
Burns-arc one for military services amount
ing to $4,000; one by the City Of Boston for
extra Policemen, amounting to 81, 900; II.
d. Parkcr's bill, amounting TO 81 600; and
the steamer John Taylor, $500. These are
but small number.-Boston Ma,l.
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o. Rsa>ecs aa> Correspondents.

give have from Doct. &. W. Owen and
Jethrp johnson, Esq. copies Of the papers
We asked for last week, for which they will
please accept our thanks.
DT-Our first page this week will be found
well filed with selected miscellaneous articles
give ar, pleased to have from our farm
ing friends, two original articles this week on
agricultural subjects, and hope others may be
Induced to contribute to that department Of
the paper.
Here is something from the pen Of young
gentleman, who frequently contributes to our
columns; it indicates him to be, as he is, an
earnest and honest mani
f.. IT.. r.r;j U-b;o
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New YoRk, July l9.-The Board Of Health
will hereafter publish daily reports, showing
the number of new cases and deaths from
the cholera. Yesterday there were nineteen
cases and sixteen deaths at the Franklin
street Hospital.
At Brooklyn yesterday there were fifteen
new cases and Eve deaths reported.
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AcouIrTED.-John Coleman. Joseph Clark,
Archibald Given and Thos. Thatcher, who
were arrested on the charge Of being engaged
in the riot before the house Of Mayor Hey.
ward, in Wilmington, Del, on the evening Of
the 18th inst, have been acquitted.
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TRv.sTEE,S SALE;

DY vittbc Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
IL Of Cecil county, in Chancery, the under
sighed IS Trustee, will offer at Public Sale
at the House Of Mrs. Martha Lum, in North
East, Cecil county, Md, on
1hpr..lay, the 10th day Of august,
next, certain tract of land formerly belong
Ing to William Wilcox, deceased, ai,ti isitely
in the occupancy Vi Susan Mules, containing
t9. Acres OF Land,
more or less. This tract is most cligibly sit
uated on the road leading from Gilpin Bridge
to Charlcstown. one mile from the North Eas,
station Of the Phil. Will q Bait. Railroad,
and adjoins the lands Of VIM. Reed, George
Benjamin and others. The whole is under
fence and the soil is Of good natural quality,
about one half being cleared Land and the
residue covered with a thrifty growth Of
young timber, principally chestnut.
The situation is healthy and affords one Of
the best building sites in the county, COM
manding ar extensive view of North East
river and the Bay.
TERMS OF SALE:
purchase money te paid in cash ON the day
Of sale, one third in six months. and the last
instalmcnt in twelve months from the day OF
sale; the second and last inStal,ncuts TO bear
interest from the day Of sale, and the pay
mcnt thereof to be secured by the bonds or
notes of the purchaser, with surety or sure
ties to be approved by the Trnsttc.
Sale to Commence at half past IL O'Clock
A. ". JAS. I. MCCULLOUGH,
july 15ts Trustee.
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GUANO.
FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, ait
"A uated on the river half a mile from the
village OF North East, containing 100 ,Acrss,
10 good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting OF Dwelling, Ten:
ant Hodse, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application 70
z. I, WoOLEY,
May 27H North East, Nd.
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THE CRoPs OF ILLINoIs.-Accounts from
Northern Illinois state that all the various
crops in that section promise an almost un-
prccedented yield. The number of acres Of
Wheat sowcd is one-third larger than last
year, and the yield bids fair to surpass the
usual yields by an average of from three to
five bushels per acre. Oats arc luxuriant and
corn is thrifty.
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PEAonEs.-It is stated in the Philadelphia
Inquirer that the Rcybold peach stock ofthis
season is likely to prove little more than one
third of that of last year. In tho lower part
Of Delaware, the prospect is, however, some
what better. .-t,
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1IThe ship Raven, Of Boston, which ar.
rived at New York on the 18th inst, consum-
mated her third voyage around tho globe.
She started from, Boston, says the Advertiser.
on the 6rst Of these voyage on the 9Th Of
Auguat, 1881.
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Spring Fashions for Gentlemen

VX7ILLIS RUTTER begs to inform his
w friends and the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city with sup
ply Of new
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and vcstinSS,
for Spring wear, which he will make up as low
as csn be done 10 either city, and warrsntcd
to give satisfaction. .....
1CrCall at the Bazaar. rmar "
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rl.llDr sTEns. The Cincinnati Commercial
ofTlursday has the folowing:-"We received
a letter from Lexington. Ny, Yesterday.
which states the Cuban excitement runs high
in that vicinity, and that companies Of rife
men were bling formed in various parts of the
State, l.200 volunteers having already Lccn
raiscd.--Thc names of several eminent and
wealthy Kenuckians are mentioned as con-
nccted with the enterprise"
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COMPREHENSIVE.

"AVING associated with me in the Tin,
l. l. Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
W. Staples, it will l.e hereafter Conducted
under the firm Of Aldrdgc Il Staples.
March Ii, 1851 FREDUS ALDEEDGE.
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he II Man.
Dr ASSIANTIiius.

Br ASsIASTuius.
Freeman rise, and for the battle,
Clothe thysclf in truths strong mail,
Raise thy banner, and upon 1t
Write the motto, "nersr JaH.'
Leave the selfish and unfecling,
And the sluggarIs of to-day,
Sleeping mong the midnight shadows,
That around them wildly play.
War with error and her minions,
Till for aye her reign is DER,
I. Till the clangor Of her letters,
Shall be heard on earth no more.
Unseen spirits hov'ring rouni thee,
Will direct thy sword Alright,
Honors sun illumc thy pathway,
With pure and heavenly light.
Never wavcr-~never faltcr,
Ever battle for the right
Guardian angels will protect thee,
III the thickest Of the fight.
And when all thy foes are vanqnished,
"Whcn the battle . lost and won,"
They will crown thee with chapet,
Brighter than the MONDAY sun.
TIA correspondent puts certain qucrit
felativc to the author of the poem by "My,
My,tic;" touching that VIC sknow nothing''-
to tell.
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES.

"AVING enlarged and refitted the oil
III Store, VIC will be pleased to serve orr
friends and the public generally, with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes, suitable for ParlorS,
Stores and Offices. We have also very
large assortment of Cook Stoves of the latest
and most improved patterns. Also, a full
stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, made Of
the best materials and in workmanship man
ncr.
will a. sffn,yd q.
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Men and DOys Wear,

ii ,ck. Doe Skin and Fancy Csssimercs. Twceds.
Jeans, Croton Cloths, striped and plain Couinss.
f.ncy Linen Drills plain and white do, striped
M,r.cilles Satin AMI plain Silk Vestings, Sattccns
Tor pants, Cotton Plls and Stripes for do, plaid
and plain American Nankeens. hleached and brown
Muslins, Hosiery; Gloves and lIdkfs
MEN y BOYS STRiV HATS.
Pebble Braid, sinnot Straw, Canton do, Canad,
do. Palm Leaf and Lcghorn
Hardware. Quccnsware, Groceries, Bacon Lard,
Buckets, Tubs, Brtorns, Ne~tor Darl!9g's Wheat
scythcs, CIR, d. Sc.the Stones, titles, Grass
Snathes Rokes &C. GJuhe 8.
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CONMERCIAL& FARMERS HOTEL,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the Public generally, tlai h. Las
removed from Perryville to Port Deposit. ant, has
taken the above named Hotel.
W& II is his intention 10 keep his House
IN q in the best mgni,cr and 10 taab e Il Ssor.
lle4g4. thy Of ihe patronage Of the public.
His table shnil be furnished with the best the
market aftbrds, attention and competent cooks,
walters and ostlers will be employed md eve
~ pains taken 10 render visitors comfortable
and give satisfaction.
All parsons who are .ecNirel 10 Stop al = ho
tel n Port Deposit are requested to give him d
call. JUSEPH MeMULLEN,
Port DcDosit Md
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T IJos. D. Wiley's bark mill in Peach Bot.
tom, York county, Pa, was consumed ny fro
OIL the 9Th.
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NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE Mutual INSURANCE Co.
OF CECIL COUNTY, July 18th, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting Of the inc'nbcrs of this Company
will be lisld at tho ir office, iii Elkton on Sat
urday, the 9th day Of August next, for the
purpose Of clccting nine managers for the en-
suing year.
At that meeting there viii bc due from
each member the interest on his or her rotc
W." Company has sustained heavy ltsscs
du.;ns the car now ABOUT to close, render
ing an ASSORTMENT Of ID per cent. on the pre-
MUM notes necessary.
Payment may be ma. '" to me at Elkton, or
either Of the following spec.. ascnts:-
At Ccciton, James Fo,..
" Chesapeake City, Joseph Bryan & Son
" Cherry Hill, Burnitc Il Co.
North East, Richard l.. Thomas.
" Principle Furnace, Vim. N. Brown.
r. D., n,s;. 81. X. Coulson & Co.
"f' D'poS''' Jos. W. Abrahams.
" Woodl,wr, Thee. II. knight.
" Conowingo, Joseph Preston y Co.
" Rowlandsvillc, Rowland 4 Roman.
60 Rising Sun, Job 1Iaines.
/" Huntsville, i. Il W. VI. Reynolds
" Brick Meet'g House Joseph IIaines 4 Son
i Iiarfs nc Co.. Grace John B. Cole
/" Bclair, Hartford CO, Samuel Robinson.
Payment may also be made to either of the
following members of the Board Of Managers:
Gen. Henry S. Sites. President; Vim Tor
bert; Geo. X. Howard; Jacob Tome; Thomas
Richards; Benjamin W. Harris; Griffith VI.
Eldrdse; DR.. Vim. L. Rowland. and Wash
ington Alexander. f. \. ELLIS,
July Il TN Secretary and Treasurer.
NIB. Payments made to agents should be
made before the day of the Annual Meeting.
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RIcE.-Sofir fiIc samples Of this cereal are
on exhibition in the northern department Of
the Crystal Palace. One bunch oflast years
crcp, with the straw attached, had been for
wardcd by |. II. Tucker, Of Charleston, S.
c., and another bunch (the only samples that
We have seen in the Palace) by Junius Davis,
Of Wilmington, n. G. Rice is almost the
universal food of man; it forms the principal
food of the multitudinous inhabitants Of Chi
M, Japan, the Indies aud Africa. 1t is
healthy, pleasant, and nutricious cereal, and
capable-in its husk--uf being carried with
out damage on very long voyages, Its cuiti-
walton on low, swainpy grounds in our South
crn States, Ia unhealthy, il is stated. but in
Ilndostal tho coarse varieties are cultivated
with as little damage to health as wheat OF
rye. South CAROLYN, is our principal rice
growing State, and Georgia, We suppose, is
the next. We have noticed, in one or two
of our New Orleans, La, exchanges, that
rice has been cultivated in that State for
nine years, by A. Bibin, Of Tcrrcbonnr.-
The kind Of rice cultivated is the gold seed
variety, and was first brought from s. c. 1t
has produced 20 bushels to the acre, is Of
fine hard grain, and of beautiful pcarly APP
pcarance. Rice is not exclusively native
OF hot climates. A variety Of it grows wild
as far north as the 5lth deg. in Canada.
small lake (Rice lakc) which has .e,ei'ed is
name from the wild rice growing in its shall
low, muddy waters, brings forth abundant
crops annually, without the plough or the hoe
Of the husbandman being employed in its Gull
tivation. This lake is situated behind the
Coburg district of C. W., not far from Lake
Ontario. The wild rice crops are claimed by
tribe Of Indians living in the vicinity, and
they jealousy guard their natural fields from
the intrusion Of the white man. II is very
pslatable grain, but not so beautiful nor fine
rs the rice Of Carolina.-Scieniifc. american.
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B. +. MAY.
Trimmings

Block silk L:ccs, Silk Frinses. Cnde sleeves
RufIing Ncclle-workcd and lace collars, Spcncers
Swiss and Jaconct: Edsnss and Inscr,ing. Grape
white and col Il Tarlctaus. silk and cotton Illusions
I}obinetts Gimps, Cords, buttons, Introducing
for Manti!las, White and Wool pclaines for do.
pl in and wItcrcd Silks for do. p.t,erns for Man
illas furnished to purchasers; Par soils and Fans
li'rrison's Pcrfumery snd Extracts, Jules Hauel's
lair II esfrr tive
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Callers and Hosiery.

Mise, and Chidrcns Hosiery in great variety;
Ladies' black and light Gaors ofbc quality; Eus-
kin Shoes and Xii slippers of me make; Misses
.nd Chlldfois GacEs aud light Boots d: best quail
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
TNIIE subscriber still continues the sale of
l. Wheeler's one and two
Horse Powers and OycrshOt
Thrashers;
IIullcrs, Feed Cutters and other implcmcn ts;
all warranted TO give satisfaction or they may
be returned when they are sufficiently tried,
and the money refunded ifpaid.
AS my machinery is so we'll known through
out the State 1t needs no further rcCuinmen-
datioh.
For further particulars or for the purpose
of ordering machinery, please call on the
subscriber living near the Magraw Farm, or,
address him Rising Sntn Post Office, Cecil Co.,
Md. JOHN D. MICHENER,
June 10 3m Agent.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Elkton, Andora
= and Louisville Plank Road, are hereby
notified that they will be required to pay an
instalmcnt Of SO per share on their stock on
or before the 18th day of July, 1854; further
instalment Of SIS per share on or before the
18th of August, 1854; and further ins!alment
of IS per share on or before tho 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1854.
Payments may lie made to either of the
undersigned. BY order of the Board of Man
ayers. GEORGE EARLE, President
F. G. PARKE, Treasurer.
June 10th, 1854.
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We will also attend to'
Roofing and spoutins,

which will be be done at short notice and Of
the best materials.
The public are respectfully invited to gvo
us a call. ALDRIDGE 4 STAPLES.
Elkton, March % If
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A TmrLlNi MsrAKE.-D. {. wildwood
being in Buffalo awaiting the arrival Of some
machinery. was expecting despatch to the
following purport: 1.-The block will arrive to-
night" Thi, dcspstcl, was sent by mistake
to Mr.. IIduehead, who happensd to be very
warm aboli,ionist, who gathered together a
large crowd to receive the blacks, and was
intensely Disguised when he discovered that
his blacks were only jlpcks.
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SINGULAR SUDDEN DEArH.-Wc learn, says
the Utica IN. w. Daily Gazette, that Mr..
King, of the town of Schuyler, died suddenly
on Sunday last, caused by the following sin
gular ciicumstances:-II had been walking
in field, and inadvertently, while chewing
some herbs, got blade grass in his threat.
Every effort was madc to relieve his suiicrngs,
but he died in short time be Strangulation.
The Clay Monument in Lexington Gem
etcry. n.y., il to cost from $50.0 to $780,
600. The committee, through It's President,
ii. 7. Duncan, offer premium of $500 for
the best plan and specifications for said Mon
ument. Each competitor is to present three
plans-to cost $50 600, $4,000 and $780,
900 respectively. They must be in Lcxins-
ton prior to October 10th.
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Baltimore ind SuSGuchansa:,
STEAM COMPANY.

UEGULAR DAILY LINE, Except sunla, y
LII Tor HAvRE DE- GRACE, PosT DrroSlI AM
TIDE WAFER CANAL,
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The CECIL WIG,

The CECIL WIG,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Brr. g. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-s2.00a year, in advance.
2.5D, If not paid advance.
800, for clubs of Five,
lj.Ul, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
s1a IF, will b. published three times for one
d,lllr; and twenty five cents for each Subsc.
un.nt ms triton; longer ones in the same pro-
PARTON. e. Twelve lines brewer, or space
eIuu TO thu make \ square. Advertisements
published quarterly. semi annually or yearly
at mod rate rates. Advertisements sent with
ont til number Of times they are to be insert
ed being stated will he continued until forbid
and charged according to tn" above rates.
CI-No p,p.r discontinued until all arrcar,
ages are paid.
lI2y .Singl, copies of the paper, FIVE cents.
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THE STEAMER PORT DEPOSIT.

C.iPTAIN DiFTD U-HiTE,
HAS resumed her regular trips for ,l,r
IL season between PORT DEPOSIT and
HAFRE DE GRACE, in CONNECTION with the
6-~s-- n Cars for Baltimore and Phlalc!-
sksa't.gys:S3 pllis. The Boat will leave Port
&kEzzsaDeposit ats O'Clock, A. NJ. and
4O'clock, +. NJ. The Boat will wait at Isyr,
de Grace for passengers lch wing Baltimore st
II o'clock A. NJ, and 6. Z. II.
Mar, H. lS5{--tr
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G.. NJ. NIUNSON g. BRO,
CLOCK, WATCH, JEWELRY,
md V.iRIETY STOR

Opposite the Coart House, Eikton, Md
WHERE the following Hrtic!cs may be had
w together with great variety not here emu
ncrated:
Watches. gold and sll.NnpkiE Rings,
yer. J., On 80 to $3.50 Scissors Hooks,
Gold Rings lars as-Iin:er shisids,
Plain, Seal, sc,t andslver do
Comedian do. Alha,a DO
Earrings, various pRt-Common 10
terms, Spectacle cases.
Guild Watch Srals, Fine poke, Cutlery.
Keys. great variety,
Hooks, Fine English Scissors,
" .s fob chainsRazUrs from 25 TO 81. 80
&C Vestdo. Strops, good
{" " Guard DO article,
nedalions, Tweczers,
/" Lotkcts, Key Rings,
" Crosses, Tooth Brussesj
" Watch Buckles, Nail ~
Pens, Shaving do
" and Pencils, CLOTHES d.
' Shirt Studs, Hair do
" Sleeve Buttons, Comb do.
{. Collar do. English and India Rub
Cuff Pins. Der Dressing combs,
Coral Armle,s, Long do.
Necklaces, Pocket do.
Silver Thimbles, Fine Ivory do.
Solid Steel, aud open DOZEN Holders;
Silver, Albala and Bril-Sewins Birds,
tnnia Spoons, Silk Guards,
Silver Soup Ladies', Buck Purses,
Butter Knives, Port Monnaies, an end
Salt Spoons, less variety,
Mustard do. Carpenters Pencils,
Thermometers, Drawing do.
Emery cushions, Buckles for travats,
Shaving cream, Bend Purses,
do Soap, Violin Strings,
Accordeons a d ln-psper Weights,
structors, Match Salrs,
Cologne and other Pcr-Cnhdle Sticks,
fumcry, Card Baskets,
Table. tea, salt and dcs- Bo1uct Holders,
scrt Spoons, and manyC Loops,
other articles,
Embracing the greatest variety Of Fancy
Goods ever offered in Elkton, all Of which will
he sold al the lowest rates.
Watches and Jevvclry Repaired
u?-.All articles warranted to be as recon-
rncnded, or no sale. dec 10
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GCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c
. School books Of all kinds, Including Latin
and French text books and grammars all sizes
of blank books, pass books, hymn books and
bibles, large and small foolscap, bath post.
superfine letter, gilt edged note, and gents
note paper; embossed, plain and documen.
onvelores; states, drawing states with copy.
annexed, steel pens of all qualities, drawinlt
and lead pencils, inkstands, sand boxes, Ho-
aer's black writing sand, writing fluids and
inks of all colors, patent pen holders, nc.
Julyl WM. TORBERT.
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Fort Deposit.
GUANO! GtTANO!!

+ have jnst received d Cargo Of 70. Peru
l. Wan Guano, wfIish ~ri,i SILL low ft;,r cash.
This Gueno is only ai:gn'iy darnpc,l. and Il,
decidedly the. chcspcss Guy-w now oif-r,r.
for sle.
All kinds Of Gusho con~tainr on lIal,i an.
for sale on pleasing terms, at he wsrrbnus..
Of the Baltimore Steamboat Company Por.
Deposit f.TOML.
Nay l3, 1854.
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TheStraml,oat Porfs
insult, Csp.. !qyx"lt
GEoGHEcAN, tc1ve.