davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

N+The people of Amherst county, Va,
have voted in favor of subscribing $4,000
towards the extension of the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

OTA munificcnt manufacturer in Leicester,
England, has undertaken to provide under
clothing-shirts, stockings and drawcrs-for
a thousand Turkish soldiers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

DGAru OF A CoLLE,Toa.-M'. Benjamin 7.
Alexander, collector of taxes; in the 5;h district
in this county, died at his residence near
North East on the 2nd inst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

GJ@A late Paris letter quotes butter at Sc
cents per pound: coffee As: beef 10; sugar 20;
and other articles of food in proportion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

IEbG LAVA Lady wishes to know when
the hog law was ,rpcahyL We are un=br to
answer, and can DO nothing better than refer
to the Town Bailtl'and he Town Commission
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11
NOTICE.

TVITE COUNTY COMMISSION Frs will
Il meet at their Office in the Court House,
on Tu.s day the 2lst day ofFebruary next, at
which time such Supervisors as have not
closed their accounts are notified to attend.
BY Order, p. C. RICKETTS,,
Jan 90 tn Clerk,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

( GTThat excellent Lancaster paper "lhe
Independent Wig" has been changed into
quarto shape Theo. Fem Esq, is now its
Editor, and whAei Is one Of the neatest 1t is
also one Of the,ablest papers in PENNSYLVANIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

DTA daughter of Mr.. r. Thompson, of
Nottingham, Nd, was dangerously burned
on the Goth ult., by falling in the fire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

OIThe prohihitory liquor bill before the
Pennsylvania Legislature, has been so amend
cd as to submit it to IA vote of the coplc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11
Fol. RENT,

TNllE RED FONT FISHING SHORE in
4 Cecil county.
WAEYED-A good tenant to crop the
Red Point farm. Apply To
il $. \ &. i. WHITAKER.
P'i"cipio Fnrnncc,
or to re HARD GREEN.
HGJom Iuynocc.
-ts.SO-F"r Rent the oil Tavern
,i'''se in r"rryr;lic, Cecil county. yH-ss
Apply to JOS. x &. p. WHITAKER tIA,H
Or to REV. JAMES MCINTYRE. fiiEHiH
Eihit4. A---A
Feb. lit.
-. Hartford Gazette copy times, AMI send
bill to this Oiiic,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11
Alarplnll0 CcQislature.

\ OThc following items of Ies i'lativc pro-
ceodinss we have from the Baltimore papers
principally from the Sun:
On Saturday last the bill to admit negro
slave for term of years into Washington,
county was returned to the House, with a
Senate amendment, striking cut The p:oyis
ION which required the negro to leave the
I State as soon IS he was free. The House re-
fused to coirc4lr in said amendment Mr..
\ SySS'c CT moved Il reconsideration. upon which
| a lengthy and animated debate Sprl:ng M. 1t
was stated that tho Senate struck out the pro-
4 vision above alluded TO on account of The in
humanity of separating the negro in quo ton
from his wife. 1t was contlud,d that il was
against the policy of the State to admit fr, c
negroes, or negroes who we're to become free
from o:hcr Safes, and the policy so long a.
dopttd should not be changed, &c. The
House rcconsider,d the bill, and it was rost-
poncd to Tuesday next.
On Monday the Speaker laie b fore the
House the reply Of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, in ali
.'wcr to an order Of the llouse.-1lc latter
states that dc Stockholders Of the company
did, on the 30th day ofJunc last, by formal
vote, accept the act to bridge the Susquchan-
IA, &c, and that measures have been made
for the h.Nnch roa'l to Port Deposit, and the
right Of way par,ly secured.
y steam tCwbGat and all other things nee
eSSary FOR the prosecution Of the work have
brtn purchased Of citizens of MARYLAND and
workncn are now engaged in opening the
quarry from which to construct the bridge.
The S!a:c not having any stock in the co,npa-
ny, the president thinks he cannot with nro.
pr'rty and justice, disclose the private affairs
OF Tie company, except to assure the Lc-i,la
tuir that the laws Of the State hay, b,cncom.
hrd with in every par;i 'llar. 10 secure e..
coed will Of the State, they have rccen.lvle-
d"ccd the price Ct transportation ogGrriliz,:.s
OF the soil to point barely covering the cost
he company have expended more than a
million of dollars within the last few years IN
permanent Improvements, and it is their in
tention to lay a double track and make their
road in all its appointments equal to any in
the United States, &c. This response was
referred to the committee on corporations.
On Wednesday Mr.. Thomas Of tls county,
bill to tax dogs for the protection
of sheep which was referred to a eylnmitt,c
OF one from each county.
The s eakcr presented a communication
from the Comptroller in answer to an order of
the House, giving the sums paid from the
Treasury to special Judges and Attorneys
employed by the Governor since the adoption
OF the new constitution, as follows: To Attor-
neys S5,32j; to special Judges S2,3lO; total
- $50, Which was ordered to he printed.
The Prohibitory Liquor Law was discussed
ut length and some fifty amendments offered
y vast numbcrofpctition> both for and against
1t have been presented. The further Discus
SION of it was postponed till Friday.
On Thursday, Mr.. Thomas presented ape
tlton from j. IIylanl and ~ Others asking
the passage Of a law to protect sheep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

IJ@Thc Partisan editors speak of new
French dish recently come in fashion-namely
fried rattlcSnakcs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

GDTThc citizens of Upper Marlboro, Nd,
have lcHolvednot TO apply to have that village
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

CTLucy Stone, it is said, realized ono hun
drcd dollars per night above expenses by her
lectures at Louisville. XIV.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

DThc Easton Star says the Trustees of
the academy at Easton, Nd, hive voted
against making it a free academy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11
County affairs.

OLD AGE.-Nlarch Shippers, an old colorcd
MN who resided near this town, died on Mon
day last, aged about 100 years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

HMe Xii SIN r..--lIow coht and dan /
We're the pavrmcntS rl,y--mark you, W,
talk Of yar'nen.s nthrsc ,lays--aud how mucl
worse the sidewalks where there is no pave.
mcnt. Why, they chilled one S toes through
d"u5lc-soulcd boots: Yet, nevertheless, We
SAW Lady passing ninby by, her feet pro.
tcctcl only by white kid slippers. We'll
that is no business Of yours" say You! 1t
may be 500 lut she waS youthful and pretty
and we could not help rrgrctting that slic
should b. so unmindul Of health, without
which beauty fades so soon, and premature
age so carly takes The place o.! the grace and
elasticity otyouth. Away, say we, in these
pcriloEs times with all such slippers, white or
black; draw on the thick -soulcd boot-whct-
er for the sake of appearance, for comfort or
for health. Such is the Editors advice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

MoonligN. Moonlight like the weather i, a
common topic in passing salutations: ..lovely
night ''-.s'how bright the moon''-s.b beautiful
evening were the explanations, Ire
vailing last night, if Il bright moon co,,t! make
it so. The old idea of Iun0cy-strictly speak
ing--thc evil Influences Of the moon on S, a,c
peculiar minds is nearly exploded. Even
periodical insanity in these days seldom is at
t;ibuted to the moon. Still old IIudilr.s was
close by the truth when lie wrote:
''Thc queen Of night whose llrgc command
Rules all the sea. and half TIE land.
And oven moist and crazy brains
In high spring tide al miduight rcigns.''
Youths are generally moon gazers and moon
admirers, and it is over such her reign rrin-
cipall}' extends. AS time wears alons. how
ever, they ''1ct over it, and stand fall moon
as well as the first quarter, or the last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11
PUBIC SALE,

V5NtlE subscriber will offer at Public Sal,
\ on SATURDAY, The 18th day of Feb
4 rnary. on tie premises, the HOT ST..
E:ssnnd LOT, now occupil by Mr.. Vim.
';tiaHssiH3 Br,nliorli also, tn SiIOP adjoining.
t.I&El lately occupied by Mr.. Clas. Biddl,
us clothing stora, situated on Main
>tf'et, III the IOWA OF El&ton. The rorertv
!" WI situated for Il Store House or amy other
pnoiic business. PUSs sssion q, 81 on tho
10Th of Marcl. next.
le'hs OF Sur:-Cns half the purchase
money will be required in cash and the ball
inc IN twtlvt motifs, with intcrc It, AL
secured By bond and mortgage.
Hllt - c. III ncics ut , O'Clock p. VI.
fcb III Is GEORGE GREEN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

BALTIMORE AND Ono RAlLnoAD.-Th,
House Of Delegates, on Saturday, by vot,
OF iorty-live to six, passed the bill to confirm
the ordinance Of the City COUNSEL Of Balimor,
torrovidc fo- a lean Of five millions CT dollars
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
The bill had previously passed the Senate
and is, therefore, now a luw.
This removes all doubt Of the h,lt succ,s
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the en-
tension Of its kHainess and its ability to ac-
commodate the increasing trade of the West
and Southwest, and this may be hailed bv
our citizens rs opening wider door of pros
perity to the City Of Baltimore. The an,
nounc>infnt OF the Passage of the hIil, sent a
thrill OF gladnosS through tie city that will
lind hearty response in the hearts of all who
have an interest in whatever concerns the
welfare Of Baltimore.
1t Will now dcvolvc Oh the city authorities
TO take the necessary action 70 carry tie or
dinance into effect. This done, and the mon
ey provided, the work OH the second track
from Baltimore to Piedmont, and the other
contemplated improvements will be common
ccd without delay, and completed at the car
lest possible timc.-Bah. Patriot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-11

The Hours OF LABOR IN MARYLANp.-NIr.
Ford, of Baltimore county, has rcportoda bill
in the House of Delegates, which fixes the
hours of labor in every cotton and wooden
factory, and workshop in this State, at not
more than ten hours day, or sixty hours in
any one secular week, unless greater or less
number Of hours be specially agreed upon.
No person, however, under 81 years of age, is
to be required to labor more than ten hours
day or sixty hours a week, and any person or
body corporate convicted of employing any
young person under 81 years of age, shall be
fined not less than IS, nor more than $50. for
each offence, said fine to 20 to the benefit of
the school fund. White indenturcd apprcn-
tees are to have the benefit of this act but not
free colorcd apprentices or slaves, neither is
the act to apply topcrsons engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits.-Boh. SIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

XyvANTED-B7 respectable Protestant Young
- Vonsn ar1stian Chsnhsrnaii or wster or san
vssatnx az r2a "a "a. 70 ~ -
rsus.t FOR dsyE Goed ely rseeo-
aIl ~ -cr fhe r-.ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
HOWERS.-The Grand

CNGING BIRDS and FLOWERS.-The Grand
- muOo. FIbib Of SINGING bds ~. Be b. d 81 s.rsans
An hSsun IN eOrnscoo With the EeH 5Prng iore4
ttrl Fxtit,B Of York horticultural soeisfy from
MONDAY, Msy 1. % SATURDAY. May q, Lis Of Pa
For The sH collection sud vAiety a singing birds silver cap
best emery, 90; send best do So third er 90
s.. beet soChD a.; Second best do bes, graz In 80
hest 20 ca beet Disbngae s5 second beet 90 ~ be
Etslt thrush 81 second best 90 ga best Anefic%o poSh
ttrs,h as b, iios bird s3 best parrot s3 best naea
IS; beet robin Tsdbresst as BEE ropo bs.t mona .n
best bl-eeird tEngsoD -; o
star " ss suhrch s3 card nal bird IS best sysr
bobork Discretionary pfsniSras vii De ggsn or
Birds from al OF the unSoa ana tse
sdutted Competent sad imp4rtal Jaese' WI Dc
days The ls Of prizss orfred
BY The NeU-York Horticultural soetf snoan'ns 70 osf
tuuded dollars ard oper 70 eompeno' hom 81 S.s o.
Union aud the obtained AZ the Office Of the Amer
~ Museum.
NEWARK AMUSEMENT -SignOr BLIIZ, the
IN Ores. Veptriloqu sagioisn and bs LEARNED CASAHf
BIRDS will appear tbs Library Hall, sew.rk n iSf gns
MONDAY sOril 10 and every evHnng 1ls
~ ...t A. n efioel and WEDNESDAY FRIDAY sod sA e
URDAY AFTFREOONs, 81 g. Admission % cents children ~
vTHE DEATH BED Of WASHINGTON is wildly
repr.fented Hope Chapel No 72 Broadway Ihi9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
fine ARTS.

ZINE ARTS The sale of Engrayings is still going
on emo broadway. ss there are si fs m.fs
will BE- solo b-loE cost There never
E vi be suoh opportunity Afforded the lovers Of he
Fine Arts a.. presents.
HENRY CLAY at ASHLAND. - This standard
FtersypR size 2iI95 incnes respect The Jsf d.,
se ortran Henry Cay thai has set been eSeeaea
by y CURRlEE NJ
20 N.'sn.t EeS.Yors ] MOOaE, Chsstuutst- Para
dei.iSS ard + PARKER, Nos B. and = COrnhil Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

-, go, Ps'.ss,
s,e.tsw : pr9sn Nc y sSsts.i sA ~ bosD NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
{ = MODERN LANGUAGES.-A

Ce1tlsusn who RS hsa uch experience N scs.fenA Nv
ter Professor Of Nosrn LAnsrfes 70 oae o &c
sds COLLEGES Of this country Gees ss,uaon IN so1s iasu
on IN ey vicinity Prvk-e insuetiea given heL.fsao
ofhe hsh, respeseiy Address O. Box NO ISS L''o4u9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
90 uhom it filap Confsrn.

CRYsTAL PALACE.-The stoek holders IN .ns a. az
,oeistiop are reqaested apply o. .ead y -.
American Museum a31 ' p T. BARSUA, President Nc
selves
1,ToPAGE--PersOns leaving the city can have light
~ Ssrn.rs csssI, vest Of BrosawsJ Aades STORAGE,
Brsslvsy Pos once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
q P. PUTNAM & Co. will publish Til. Day

u. - - - 49,, r.,,,.,C,, ~
MOTHER. MEMO. In 1861 WIKI MAJ l2ano clsth 81
VI KFSNibY's WORKS Revised .dion. eousls;.i
ROB OF Tss BOWL LssBa Of s. laif,es 81 = = A s
v.-d edition urfoIm with Tie s5ove ~o-t i'o Con - =
II TIE oG COMPLETE OK WORKS OF ADDISON Ineladnt the
whole o. Bishop Hara editor with L,'e ga S %.
Edited By George Washington Greene Not7117 "
Tie STr. Of Addison have ;nsly besg i.,sssss .
a!ssiss ii..ssob1 ''Fe lSe~siE AdvsrtissF.
yo.iHr5 ART OF WAR Translated from the breach By
Mo T Ts'1 P8f f7P IA P1PERs Wa 't @
MI III vv1TIySTiSH;s HISTORY or THE CITY or NEW
YoGK. VIII nlgsraioE. go Cloth - prarrc a.,
yI'HT BOOK on RUsSIA-sECONDT THOUSAND
q now RRADY.-D: APPLETON Co, Ns 50 I'D ~
RUSSIA A. b Coat De FgIo~'ti oas nest VOL
Po r 81 ~ 9sd p Esa 81 '''e erp
osp The 1sI Seboias The orl,hiz,on Of the Go7sTasa
The Coss.es. The Re- People me Pe.anfy' serfo@ ne
hisb q Alien, snd sFsnss.s he CoGnoast I'M 80.
1ihs R, '.h Pubic service lie Teha. The eoles Ts's
R1.sa 4 which LITTLE Iro-s h1s nod oee3ns sola
y e sos,e.i1 uI oisses To- is51A the 'a''0o nov y
Extrsc the Preface.
Of h Ra'.i,n gsoE, aa The Of
sx4 Ia r,,y they mined By existing s7d obs.t'y
sus Cufcus sentiments opinion. ard isprons -
sty,,. tie f1sesT ava toe SEXUAL state q tie Rlsa
l,d tsiore the Issaer Pear Tor 'as first time IN an n
ii''''''' ''' ET,,etfom The coBrisr and Ipquirsr
aThsss r0weIfuT Wsn book. BY d'srioguhed Poe vao
out devoted the idse Of Pens svsm lPd Is 6rJ oP
potd rue Of NLoa The book fol- OF isi Soa
81 thought philosophical OF tls knssn
oie that b,s appeared 10 Am@fet u
Il. re-. n.pre snd ,as Of TIE rfsat couest in
eDIsged To convex an idea II ne dssefpu.e o.
ntbor .Isc, the following sketch Of the Ps'on' ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

a PROTESTANT SINGLE Man wants permanent
n .itu,on priy family Cosehnan Ooo5 E'ereOee
q fhe Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

,s. .ss a. 80. .s,, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
Gmn5ements.

D.rI TrrruFN,s CONCERT-PAUL JULIEN,
~. .ol,c,,tIon Of his friends. viii give one
GRAND CONCFRT u NIBHO SALOON on TUESDAx msn
Iron tb oeasion this great srs will e1ecee io he hst
time In us country variations Of Masseder on Void
~, s .yins he will assisted by The charming vocalist Me
aIS RFHRfND; also bg Miss JONES her hr apgeasace9
81, NInZINI HOFFMAN, the great Pisnst and A. LohhAO'
Leader.
|SRYsTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace will be
" opened At O'Clock A. ~ and closed at nns ,altns'
hSion 80 cents; under IL years hall PElce
Alupison on Sal days % cents , -, o...,,,o,Aor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

VyvANTFD-A situation as Waiter, by steady
Protestant Mao. He perfect understands his business ~
obctiou the csn drive 1t required Good
CITY gen Apply No Broadway IN tue TOY store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
= ~ on VISITING to INVEST CAPITAL IN

n v.e pov, that oHets location snf NeI,
b,r 90 toe Grand Rpifs Pankress SOU
p vii and much 10 theh sds~nNse w WV
,0s1,ca.e wrh fhe rnbscIbsr. Address = 90 ~. MA
~ n MONnNANEN. PlAin~ell " Nesn No. WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

" n
Sercnnrie Librnry NoioeIss Library -i9 e,o, So 2.
an or hfo that dew Toe Reading Rooms VIII contoos open
sh"'"''"' WM r. GLIDER Recording Secretary
The Thirty-cigbb Anniye rsary of the newborn Fc-
Bb,e VIII BE- bed II the bio'e iiou7
pace TO DAY tTha ssy) al ~ clock Several add esse VIII "
delivered
The Hortic utnrisr, ind Journal Of Rural Al ana
RupnI -Eortd 6S BARRY suhoI Of the nIa 49,
Rosh,rsr Published by JAMES WICK u. ie,ms 30
snItm Colod EDITION ~ Advert sing terms slV g 90
Bsek volumes tho efes Detnk apa Ny io
bound e. 60 PER volume ROBINSON SLOT AShs i0i
10 ted stef; CT o. sHEFPARDs at No ~ Ws'err n T..
Young Mems Literary Association TIL. sec ond Isct,ts
before viii 81 delivered By The Rev ~ go
THIS EVENING the Methodist pal Chn ID
HDliGEf ufgb, door ron tho corner OIL Fh'Ds'
jeet vii be "Tht btsu ideal Of Merchant" -
The discussion gong on n
Betdvty Tbbernace h. tween tbe hev sA"ILh ~ he
The F,v ISAAC WI sTCOrT carefully written og ~ one o. @
k,,t .ror',i New corrected ny ths
wives will b. published Ia neat limo volume py
- n a, possible HtNnY Lynn no "l' D''
Ate u. u. A.-The MEMBER Of Uatea s'S oo.
HoM o. o. se =, attendance AZ tueH
Coumbsn Hail, No 223 Grasds THIS ENbnCh 60 AZ I'll
ocoek nm address delivered before the ChtPts1 a.
" Cbsr eeor JoseIh Members Of the Olsr 80
Va other Cbapt 10 rgh, Sf0okJn ana TINS N'J a."
ntully and cordially invited TO attend ~ ooS = OF
spectnI Meeting Of the Sewtown village associs-
for reception Of - Tqu AY
Esi%is corner OF BIeecke and Moon-s's on - $50
RVTNINO kpfill3 The Association have pnoh % "a hs
ty.s of land fuh'sd the Village OF New"h ~ tna Or
-. 1 re a. n m,bursh Ferries and directly upou IN ne
the New Yotk and PluhIg RaifOad All peIs W. "a,
80 an ei,ibe hui dirs pleasant ana hsatay
will end peAy 20 Their sdNhh Y rCJAN President
leaTp psTticuArs - W
" V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
Chances for Business Msn.

PERSON about to commence the hesi Es's 'so
"A AID Commission Business dssirou' OF snsssn A,
arrangement could Dc sse-s
.-.on 5,.ircrs Of will please address
zee Tribune. iDe ~hsre an lnter'ie~ can 0
a NEW PATENT-H. O. ELMER Saw hummer
n c,,t,r "a Fer for circular sa~s wtnoa. 70
,1ps them cu amount OF money can % I'm -,
o tF.e Machines a. they ~ IS per con, pront @
ale ~ >-.fes This chance nor
~str-ss,i,r ABFL BLANESLEs. General Ae'nL
'iHN'N-Nt No a. Nx.n It. Ne ., Gofa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
IOAI-YAKDS and BUSINESS Tor sALt",- II, -

blr cieis or sale b, old we'll ,sssoli.hss and aoai
=, 60 a,,s.. ireiratrs Leasts s,tnres Homes CNs u
- a., sc.s.ary IN cIn. -ee establishment ms A
ror,sri.v that .lcol otrs sid we'll WORTHY me
te-.o a, ors o. rross business = once sse ana
Al5rs.s J L WORTH OF Washington ana aoNns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
p blair ed This Dav
PIKER, THORNE 81 Co, No. 1913 Fultonst.

Pabl.sfed This DaV
DIKER THORNE Il Co, No. 10y tuiton-st'
PURPLE J1NTs OF PARIS: CHARACTER AND MANNERS
Ye.i in Lsvsntiss Fs My Village Life in Egypt"
.,The Tark. in Europe" &C J vo'. emo.
NOTICES ENGLISH Pass;
bsve bad the grancson OF reiats
which thoroughly Nd - ably ses iorth ths
and ehsectsr The tye ~ the volume - ve al
raI aud Of playful nature a. 10 plea. = ~ yns
tob he uitd' lolH' -
Rcsosrs who DELIGHT that peculiar sossP Eossp always
yet n INFO 10 th' CAFE ana "a 1I
Of Psr-or OF drawn sud dehc.eJ ned
refus life sud CT unkn0"n eXce ' o'o~N
IN En- will 70 these volumes win fesslfe
THE CZAR-HIS COURT AND PEOPLE
i FOURTH EDITION PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
TEE Gar hIS COURT AND PkOPLk-lneiaiiag Tour
we t.rd tbs book he neres ing ani instruct
I'VE wien las Se' Ue'" WINGS ICAiesso Trisu1e
condemned Is tedious but sui ny detnied 10
~ lir iew ri and things in thoie pas OF Europe
bicl have cot ty BY he tave ina book
uskefs' " - - - -
rep etc Mr. Maxwell has sise Us inpo sn And ssuaos
uforuttn TO found other work" Morning Stsr
CHARLES sCRIBNER No li5 Nsslsn' y Y
EFON. ROBERT RANT0UL. JR.
[ d lurN JEWETT 4 Co, Boston nsye jus published,
TrI. MI NOIEs SPEECHES ANO WRITINGS OF this d-tin-
fp a. smsn elegant voune OF CO.. pages S'o Win
poItuit Prce, IS for sac by al Bookseller"
Historical, Illustrative, and Iheo-
Nk ,eticAl; by 7 l. NICHOLS, NJ. ID, ana Ne GOsh
NICHOLS second edition Tesdy a. the once OF Nich's
Jonna 1913 Brosdwsy, stairs Sent by mall p''tpAd
fer
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-10
DI ED,

Suddenly, at Central House, in this city, on Friday
morning. June :, Mr.. WIN. J. FOSTER late of Newark,
n.
The deceased lad been in the Territory week,
and had passed his time mostly at ST. Anthony lie ar
rived in ST. Paul from that place Thursday morning,
and complained of being unwe. lie shown to his
room, but did not survive his attack twenty hours
after he was first taken ill., His friends and relatives
his old home, will be In con,oIed by learning
that his dying pillow sInoohed by the kindliest and
most brothcry attentions members Of the beneyo
lent fraerna order of which he member in life,
and that his remains placed in their final bourne
Of rest by their aIectionate hands.