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ChrDnonlctcr Watches.

Having Sccur"l the Agency of the above fines,
quality English Watches We are prepared to furnish
ac"lrrrt tinir-kccpcr, III aREASuNABIE price. which
Tor iiniSh and accuracy cannot be cAecIlel hy any
Wn'ch made Each watch is accompanied by Ger
''h'e from inc manufacturer. which guarantees it
1t" keep tine to the s,tisf ton of the purchaser
or 10 he returned. Wccan give the best references
from gentlemen ofhc greatest responsibility in our
ety. and we respectfully request the attention ~
those Wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
~ "Ai'ii REPAIRING done in the best
manner, and all work warranted to rive entire sat
isiactlon for one year. NJ the old stand of
IlBA FERRIS X SON.
Corner of Fourth and Market SITS.
Dee. 3 'ji-ly WlLMINGTOy DO,
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GROCERIES Y PRONISIONS.-We de-
" sign paying particular attention to the
grocery and provision trade, and solicit the
attention Of families to that fact
Apr u .+ MAY 4 BRO.
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
denccs of its virtues i'll any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fulncss, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which incident
to our climate. And not only i'll formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the ildcr varieties
of Colds CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the plcasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the hest that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
AuEA IS-Dr. j. NA.L>cE and pr. ii. III
MITCHELL. Elkton; r. l.. TnoNAs, Nor,h East; JAS
WnSsS, Port Deposit. Jan q tim
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I)LAlD INDIA SILKS, plaid and plain In
L dia Fouards, in all the variety Of styles.
Also, fancy and plain Silks, black Gro dc
Rhincs, OF all widths, for sale by
June 1G VIM. TORBERT
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TUST OPENED a very superior lot of Dry
CGoods, Groceries, Hardware, QucdnSwarc,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Ready
made Clothing. A. j. SCOTT.
Elkton, Apr II. '' pete.
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FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules 'IurSc'on Copenhagen Chronomcter.
\. Gcndre's Geneva Chronomctcr.
IT, Capt ) Geneva Lever and l.cpincs VERY fine J
1acher@n Constantine, Geneva, very fnc)
II, athcy Pcytiru.
Briguct, Paris, very fne.)
Char f. Tissot 4 Son. )I.oclc,) &C.,
JEWELRY
rln' sets consisting OF Breast Pins Ear Rings
and Bracelets. of the same pattern: Gold Chain.
Mcdallions, Pencils. Cuff Pins &c
SiLVERWARE
In tn" silver department we are prcp,rcd to
inrn'Sh tho latest patterns. The Tuscan and Elizo
br'han warranted equal to coin in purity. and as
cheap as can be purchased in this country Also ~
large assortment of plain silver spoons Forks. &c
Ten Sets, Plated Unre, lIpflic ant Bronze
CipckS.
Yankee Clocks for chrr hra Halls and Schools
ID tr,l d. ~
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GRAIN DRILLS

400 PENNOCK'S Wheat Drills. with grass
HUI seed. oats and gulno Attachm"nts-guar-
an'ccl to work well. The improvement. tlrt we
have made in the guano att lchmcHt We think vii
make it an invaluable machine. III connection with
the wheat drill. for the farmer
Pcnnock : Corn Planters for sale by
:. a VI. PENNuCk ( CO.
Apo (nn Foot Market st. " lmington, Del
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To the Dress Circle Of EIkton.

AHN cHSulcS SUCCESS III any DusiHcSS.
To the Dress Circle Of EIkton.
MAY 4 BRO. inform the ladies and gen.
w tcmcn Of Elliton and vicinity, that they
have just received from Philadelphia the
present week. II choice lot of goods to suit
the present and app oaching seasons. They
were all bought right, and Will be sold accord
ingy. Purchasers are invited to call and
examine.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Brocadc. changcable, plain, fancy and black
Dress Silks.
French Painted Lawns, Americans d..
Fancy and plain Beragcs, Challic Bcragcs.
Pink, Blue and Green Tissues.
Prints and Gingllains.
Collars, Spenccrs, Undcr-secves and IIdkfs.
great variety of white dress goods, laccs,
edgings, parasols, fans, gloves, nitts, hosiery,
&c. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT:
White, buff and fancy Marseilles Ncsth Is;
White. fancy and brown Linen Drilling;
White Coating Duck, Linen Coating, Tweed
Coating;
Kid, silk and Isle Thread Gloves:
Black Silk. Panama and Braid Hats:
Black and Fancy Caters, French Calf Boots.
a variety Of cr Fats, hdlis, hose, fine
shirts, collars, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
new invoice of cheap and fashionable
rcady-made clothing, for summer wear.
Elkton, May 10
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ELKTON RESTAURANT,
IF you want to find the place to get CIIEAI
i DINNERS. call At the
ELKTON RESTAURANT,

l you want W ma me place to get CHEAP
L DINNERS, call ut the
ELKTON RESTAURANT,
where yon can get OYSTERS at all times and at
the shortest notice. served up i'll the following
ways:
FRIED,
Coffee. with Ham and Eggs. - IS! Il
Coffee, with Chicken and Rolls, ISl :.
Tca, with Chip-bscf and Rolls, l2l "
Also, always on hand good assortment of
Confectionery:
Oranges, Pruncs, Candies all kinds
Lemons, Raisins, English Walnuts,
Figs. Almonds, Ground Nuts
Cordial and Lemon Syrup, by the bottle.
Spices. Of all kinds. by retail Fine CAKES
always OIL hand and baked to order
ICE CREAM
Away kept in season ... .-. ...
Don't forget the place Elkon Restaurant, on
Main street in the Elkton Arcade next door to
the Office of Cecil Wing, and also next door to }
Il. ASKS new Store. ENUUIl CROUCH.
April lift
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DEREGES AND SILK TISSUES, Of all
ID col"ls and prices, just ceivcd by
hp ii WIN. TORBERT.
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ReaGy-N.ade Clothing,

IUST Received and opened, large and
- Splepdid assortment Of Spring Clothing,
such as Coats, Pant5, Vest, Shirts, &c, and
tor sale by ALDklDGE \ GRANT.
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IT HAS CURED

SPINAL COMPLAINTS, stiff Joints, Cuts
Eruiscs Wounds. Frost Bites. Cholera MorbuS
byscutcry. Tic Dulorcuv. and all other complaints
where there severe pains. RArwAI's READY
RELIEF will instantly stop the pain, and quickly
cure the disease
In all eases Of accidents. RApwAYs READY RE-
IIET : pEnMrT In AEEninING EIIIEE.
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GRAIN! GRANT!
XETIfEN you wish to sell grain or prOducc.
w don't forget liberal prices are offered
at Winners Point and George Town. by
June l6 WILMER Il FORD.
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THE PROOF:

Al the certificates offer are from parties who
are well known in the communities where they
side livery person whose name is here recorded
will answer any communication relative 10 the ci
fccts of The II K. Remedies. in their respective
cases. he reader will do us u favor by searching
lie< We publicly n,i I'm investigation
Rm''r"y's Rcody Rc'icf VERSUS DE best Phy-
Sici0llS h EredDllin, Lickiun COuuiu Ohm
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strong effort ia being made 10 continue the pres
emit Superintendent Of tie Banking Department ia
Office but some parties who believe there are other
persons more ompe;ent 70 fulfil the duties Of thai
Office, are maxi strong tight against him. Pie
rcsultis quite doubtful Tf0wPso.'' Baak Noe Re
porter hs- the foloe ing remarks upon the subject:
" Mr. - John tn Bank Superintendent, M. been
anorg our City ard the country Banks Eita petition
for a reaVpoiutmenf, thus lay iO< himself under ob
geol to those Hn0s5 slsirs It / msde bis duty 70
ws'ch over and confri Th,, alone, should make
hin iRel gble 70 the ofiics.
The Superinten5e ni is should be- the guardian Of
the peoplethe pro.ect of their interests and not
the plant tool CT the Banks, g. he inevitably will be,
4 pisc 81 OF retained ia Office by their influence. IL
10 possible that be after begging their names TO Pc
;iop should be 81 independent supervisor Of Their
doiDgs
a petition from sufferer by the failure Of the
Lewis County Bank sgainsi hi, reappontment should
have i,s weight. Look at the facts. That Bank was
known 20 have been rotten concern for years. Mr..
So. John had ample powers 10 exam ne into its aft rs,
Al q might have saved the people ff6m loss. Whist
did be % Nothing-unt after the eleansst vi all
swindes wss Ierpetraied, and then foi appearance
sake he Instituted p0st norton examination.
The ghih avenue sni the KnickerbOcker Banks
are LEES umens Of his post morton guard an
stip Of the Interests Of the people. These Banks
were organized fOlrfbed. and broken under his sd-
uinstrsiioD aod 81 his examination it |. found that
their capital stock never paid up.
" The Suffolk Bank and tie Empire City Bank
cases sfe II similar character. There are several
oth,r monuments Of biz ability snd capacity
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PICTURE BUYING.

4 paragraph recently appeared amons the 'eI
egrsphlc dispatches Of the NeE-Iors press 20
the effect that collection OF masterpieces by
Murillo. Corregsio and other famous psihsers had
been exhibited in Washington TO the delight Of all
amateurs. preparatory to their approaching sale.
Not having seen this collection, which has thus
enjoyed the advantage Of q grand put BY sele-
ersph, we cannot sPeak positively concerning Its
merits; bu. If the pictures arc genuine, tie pro-
prietor makesa serious mistake in selling them
in this country. Works By Muri!lo aud Correggio
are very rare and immensely yaiua5le. In Europe
where every ole OF them is known, they bring
fabulous prices. Not long ago Murll0 was sod
at auction al Paris for some Sl2J,00O sad
there sre Correggo, which would fetch quite s.
much We 60 rot mean that 81 the picsGres OF
these artists bear 90 high 8 market value, bat
that they are worth prices tksre which few per.
sens in this country would think Of paying. A.
cordipgly, tie fact that this Washington colec-
ton is retained here instead OF being sen. 20
France OF Eogland for sale is : proof either that
tie owner does not believe tAs pictares 10 be
genuine, or is ignorant low 10 sell taem to the
best advantage.
There is probably 70 country in the world
where the want of critical taste Ia pictures is
accompanied TO sueh an extent ~ creduhiy
SIS to their worth and disposition to bay them.
4 eeItleman whO could not be taken in by =
torse-jockey, and who would not even buy pig
in poke, will yet suffer himself 10 be cheated
by picture vender, and, what is more, will ex
hlbit the frsud with complacency as al evidence
Of bis singular good fortune. Probably there are
in tie country, apart from this lot ST Washing
ton, ten thousand works Of the old masters,
Rspksels, MurillOs, Clsuies, Salvatore, T.Ii,ns,
Cerregsios, or what not, every one OF whose pos
SCISSORS procured that wonderful picture, By a
LUCKY chance, from somebody who had bought It
without its origin being known, aid hsd been
compelled to smugele il out OF Italy or Spain IN
order TO get of with his prize. In this way /! is
safe to affirm that there is not another land IN
der the sun which contains so many worthless,
smoky, and dirty old daubs as this, nor another
that offers 80 good = market to the busy manu-
ficturers OF such impostures. The supplying Of
the United States with pictures BY the old mas
tiers 10, accordingly, an important branch Of Eu-
ropeaa industry.
Tea great extent all this 10 based not only on
ignorance, but on 3 suPersatious notion that
the old matters painted q great deal better
than any living artists. Mr.. Crpsus goes 10
Europe determined to sdora his maaSoa vita
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UFST-INDIAy EMANCIPATION

Perhaps there Is Dot single de,uslon more sys-
temsticslly and more perseyerinsly praeticed
upon the good people Of tie United States, and Of
Great Britain too, than the comparison 50 Perpei-
ually brought 70 their notice OF she alleged pres
ent economical ruin OF the Island Of Jamaica,
az coutrastsd With il, alleged former prosperity,
and with the present prosperity Of the neigh9ol-
ing Island Of Cubs. And what gives the greater
eject 10 this deluson, il tia. the instruments for
spreading il are frequently men Of homes. inter-
tors, aud on the generality Of subjects very well
informed. but whose to'al ignorance Of Tie history
of Jsmsies makes them essy dupes, and VINO, in
deed, are very often blndly led into tie ditch b.
guides in the form Of respectable residents Of
tie i.lan5, hardly less ignorant than Themselves;
for i. is not among the rviiden.s OF Jamaica tbs.
anything beyond very superficial idess OF the
history Of the Island is secerslly 70 be found.
a striking instance Of this sort was afforded
BY little beck, tie fruit Of short residence L
tia. Island, published three or four years go BY
a gentleman connected with the press OF this
CITY, whose knowledge Of the sQbjec.-as hap
pens 70 him or some other occasion.-by no
means equslei tie force ari vigor Of his pen or
his Ingenuity in the explanation Of VIA. it was gu
pererogstory 10 explain, beesuse-ss also hap
pens TO him on some other occasions-.he facts
proposed TO be explained, did not exi.t. Another
instance Of the sane sor! is afforded in letter
which We publi.h. today, from 50 intelligent
correspondent, who, putting together what be
sees and what be 10 told, is himself led by hi. ig-
norsnce Of what he does not See and il no. told,
and very csndidly and honestly proceeds to A.
tempt to lead Us and our readers into conclusions
a. false and chimeriesl a. they are disazreeable
ard humiHstiDg. A the bearing of this
matter on grave domestic questions gives
to il . high degree Of interest, We propose to
explain at some length. the true state of
facts. with respect to Jamaica past. n Well
a. present in order to put our readers il
the positen to draw Legitimate Conclusions aud
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THEATRICAL.

At BvRToS = last might. was played for the first
time a. iris house, Womans Life in Three EraB;
Maid, Wife snd Mother Il Is one Of Mr.. Back
stones popular pieces, intensely French N melO-
dramatic poins, ard went OF with excellent effect.
Mr. Jordan ard Miss Raymond had The leading parts,
which they filed well. Ar. Fisher was b:gand,
on, ofhis line but good Mr. Jordan ras successfully
peasant, a chimney sweep, and farmer Mrs. Bur-
ton was better than usual her parts being house
keeper ard farmers wife. Mr. Burton appeared
in two Of the scts Is s model for painter
AID travelling image seIe.. The connec-
ton Of these two Characters with the piece
was hardly apparent and the drunken caroase
by the imsge-seer and the fsrmeT, we think, mi ght
be omitted with benefit to the play The fun Of tEo
men sprG Wing drunk on the eoor, while the lady Of
the house beats them about with 8 crekes-ba,, for
FIVE minutes OF more, seemed neither in keeping With
the piece nor u5ics ii il bad been. Tie denoue-
ueut was well wrought, aud effective. I; viii be re-
pea'ed night.
AiWALLAcK lsst night, the crowd wa 30 great
that we ia ed 10 STEVEN a glimpse Of the play.
NJ. Lester friend. responded generously TO hs call
making !, benef, Indeed
Al tie MLTROPoLrrAS, lest light. Meesrs. sards s.
Nsthans Equestrian Company commenced the SCI
son before very good house. The venerable and
popular San. LsihrOp IL the leading clown. The
rerformsnce. were fair, but nothing extra.
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CONGRESS. YESTERDAY.

SENATE, Jan. % Among tie petitions aud memo.
riss vas one from mechanics and wofklngmen Of New
York City asking for relief from present distress by
the passsge OF Homestead bill other means where
BY they can enter and cultivate the public lands.
M Sc ward inside lengthy speech in explanation Of
The memorial, after which it laid on the table. A
bill TO extend the proyaions OF the judicial fec blu Of
1888 to oil Territories Of the United States adopted
The resolution to pay certain Warrington papers for
printing debates Of the Senate l,s year, was talked
over and tabled. The Army Appropriation bill was
taken up and Gen. Houston made brief rpeech de-
feDdiDg the Indiana from the aspersions east upon
them, and charging that the aggressionI complained
Of were the works Of the whites and no. the red men.
Nr Jones replied, supporting the Presidential re-
commcbsatoo for soldiers to hunt down tie ln-
d;ans and the Serate, without coming 70 vote, al
!jOurned.
HoUsr, Jan. e9.-The resolution authorizing The
Secretary Of the Navy to send steamer and tender
TO tbs relief Of DR.. Ksne. in the Arctic Sea, was
adopted. A bill to establish uniform rule Of natural
izaEiOn iutrodu cd and cent 10 the judiciary
Committee. The thanks OF Congress were voted 20
Con-. Perry, for opering Japan to Yankee Commerce.
Mr Bocoos tired q waiting for the House % look
into the subject OF Naval Reform tired 70 resign from
The Naval Committee. but. usual in such cs.es,
they softsosped him. and refusei to let hin OF The
aeled swncles by Government officers in Ninoesci'.
were specially disspf rov,d snd the acts snnaLed by
resolutions from the Judiciary Committee. The sets
alluded 70, are the incorporation o. the Minaeso;l
and Northwestern Railroad Company, and the Transit
Railroad Company. The House then passed the b.h
10 enable the people Of Oregon to form State W.
erpmsnt the bill esabi.hing military posts in Mime
ois and Adjourned.
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DEATH OF A MERCHANT.

PHiLsDNLPHgA Mondsy Jao. -. So
Mr.. Mailman. q tobacco merchant Of Ire1son va
6rov ed 90 Sunday siterEooO, nesr Leeds folaA ~
S-ov. The boat lpsst AMI Mr. s0oy, BY cHnstng %
h. ,ucceesed in REACHING The shore N two ho1rs sisc
The sccideu, bat Nr. NJ less fortunate, sink 70 ms
bottom. . ~.
House ves,ersay. Robert smith stabbed John hls-
fsr ard james Mccarthy. Hunter died ta' mofalny
from the il iariss he received, AID hcNAIAy'
thought il fatally wounded. -,
ne Co-onsr i nov investigating ths deAto
Michsal De akn who oicc last rig1l - me I'll 'sP"s
frorn a blow dealt hin by MichsA L5us0ne!' %
Thursday hight last with pound weight
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Spa Di,ra.sA . Tas \. i. 1fi,sa'.

- 4lf'1tsri p l-- - -tt--
W.salSGroS. Monday, Jan. -. t95i.
hed5c,riae Of ;e-r,so5ih sovereignty feesvsis
.sock today ge.,-g b.tsevea'eea T5tss 90 tas Nh
p..,,s BIZ. NJ. Milsos, o. Virginia, oosienP-sas
making another asssal. sPoa 4, BY suggesting sas
repeal Of the avs sas;.aiss Pc.ysamy ia UssA.
TIE French SPolis.ioa BIZ VII be te'2s7''sy
opposed in tie Seoase. by 'Peeoees sS''H'' ma
TIE Presi1s,. e DARK % lie i-iyeci.
Considerable i'ssstisfs-ti,u ~ TIE p-'irs,.ef ~
sepcs 81 the Feds-a JuGse o. ths northern ID 'tries
II California from rs po.. i f-'s by ~ CA-t'rn.
D.Iscafior. ore Of WON ia'ea1s iniroi11nS "a thi
S4rs'e TO-DAY q resc0tcr irqur1y ~ % rs esi.,
hereof Trev ssy thA' - interests " ne A1nrAy
must suffer from this shsence.
Ths >.4r ave l. hss received letters conhr ~ Soe
s.s,-nent Il a. exciienent IN Ca5,. al dtly eh-
-frti-g 70 hs.- Of an outbreak.
Z IRs Star also intnsies that u has refen % o.
,;.vs TIA, TIE Presideui Wil sac p-1ciaah1oa.
v~,rrirv the Kinney E1pccitoo sgsa" a. t-ift'a'a
II the neutrality iss.. ~ psrii19A "a n ~Asi
occupation OF Central Auerics-
IRE steam Ere er gioe built 10 Ciocilnta ~ D''
- vas go 4, esv snd ~crk - admirably.
A runor prevails n " the Presifepis PFocltnsaos
Against the Kinney Expedition sit be i'sie1 20 = y.
-ew Col Kinasy quarters, a. the NsuopN No.
-a ,frorgea 18th the officers Of thu EtpeiRoa' sni
a genera, examination Of sylEs a soing ca
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BRITISH AR1srocaAcy DECLINING.

Atno period since 1882, has the current Of pub
lie opinion in Britain set strongly against Arts
tocrscy as at present, and not withoG. reason.
The picture at the Crimes, Of body Of brave men
drifting, with their eyes perfectly wide open
spell bound, TO destruction, AMI that under the
uprufled and imperturbable gaze OF the army su-
ihorities has awakened feelings and reflections in
the mass of the British people which when oace
reused are not easily set to rest. He mus: be
remarkably stolid man whose senses have notyes
.pprehended where the fault lies. First there is
the grand clue which the material condition Of the
French army affords. That army possesses fine
hospitals. comfortable huts, good roads, well con-
ditioned horses. ard well-cared-for men; while
the reverse of all this is true Of the British army
But then the French army is organized on the
democratic principle Of professional requirement
and personal merit; in the British army, on the
contrary, the road to Distinction lies simply
through high social connections and influence
sffocs enough to procure q staff appointment.
HE tableau 10 full Of contrasts on 8 smaller eale
pus equally striking. In comparison with the
iEsrested steamer Prince, whose much needed
hospital stores for the sick At scutari were found
to be packed beneath clothing and Ammunition
for the army before Sevastopol, there IL the B,l.
klsva Railway expedition. with it seven ste.m.
ships and two sailing vessels, % well organized
that the loss Of any two of the ships will not stop
he progress Of the work. Bat here again the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

Cool AID PLEAsASr.-A mercantile house In his
City, which had for some time been awaiting remit
.snees from North Carolina customer 10 meet their
own pressing liabilities, few days since received
rote from the legal adviser Of said customer running
thus:
Mr.. S. D. l., on the sth met. made trus. Of
81 his properly, ezcizdIAg al Nortk<rr creditors
If i, we're only settled that al Southern debtors
for coed. sold on tick would do JUS, So We believe
ii would be q blessing to our City.
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TERRIBLE sNOW-sTORM.

CHIc,co Monday, Jan. % las.
We have had another fierce storm Of snossa
wind. The train on the Chicago ana Mississippi ~,
rosd with large number Of passengers and ss's.
mer hers Of the Legislature. were frozen up % 10
prairie in snow some eight feet deep. The Pssssa'
gers burned the cars and by hing the Of en-
walton. By Lac, sccounts they are sill there; res,
however has been sent 10 them on Saturday igai.
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MARINE DISASTER.

BosToS, Monday, Jan. %, 1853
A large ship. name unknown, is Ashore on the ins<
breakers OF Bsker lslsrd of Salem. We hays Ne!
yet been able 10 learn the particulars. The seaax
X. u. Forbes hes been cent % her assistance.
sECoSD DISPATCH
The vessel ashore a. Bakers Island IS the bgx
Buckeye from Africa Tor Sa'en
The sip FavOuie from New Orleans for this 7x,
went ashore this morning on Bakers Island. hs
vessel ard cargo vii be total lose. The GREY sss
saved. The Fayoiiie was owed by j. l.. Wars,
Of Newt Orleans.