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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

PARTICULARS OF THE LocomoTIvE EXPLOSION.
The telegraph on Saturday announced that tie
locomotive attached to a freight train had explc-
ded, with terrible effect, on Friday, near Seymour
Ind. The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"Tae locomotive was totally blown to fragments
a piece OF the boiler, weighing ton, WAS thrown
176 PAGES, and other heavy pieces, in different di-
rectons, nearly as far. The engineer, Jefferson
Harris was thrown to the right about 200 feet,
fragments of bis clothes hanging to the limbs
The hremsn, Thomas Calvin was thrown 100 feet
to The lett, and nanged to be scarcely recog-
nizable. person sitting on the tender was badly
Injured. Six of the cars and their contents were
thrown in different directions, aud the track was
torn up considerable distance" s--fA4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

FtRE-The Bell Tavern, In Huntsville. Ala.
owned by Messrs. Nicholas e. l.. P. Davis, and
kept by j. Pitman g. l. P. Davis, was consumed
by fire ON Monday the 9Th. at an estimated loss oi
s25 900, upon which there Is an Insurance, on
building and furniture. OF $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
LADIES' FINE BLACK GAL

ka&sazzA TERs, 81 So; Ladies' Light Gaiters with
out tips $780, Ladies' Pearl CATERS 81 so; Ladder
Bronze Jenny Lind Boots 81 So; Lsdies' Black Gal
ters fox'd sl-5o; Childrens Tan Jenny Linds tips;
Childrens Enamel do; Chldren's light color Sontse
Bootees-and nearly every style of Shoe for chill.
dren's wear. For sale by
my2 DAVID WALSH, I29 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

LATER FROM TExAs-The steamer Louisiana ar.
rived at New Orleans Tuesday morning with Gal
weston papers to the 5th inst.
In Galveston it has been four months since more
than slishtshow of rain fell. and even drinking
waters becoming scarce. 1t is now bought by the
measure.
The corn and cotton crops are suffering.
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y DON'T READ THIN-Be il

EsA DON'T READ THIS!-Be il
ksExkA know to allwho are now o. mayh erea after
S1Mss4 be in want OF anything to carry you from
place - pahee, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has du
ring the last year. greatly enlarged and improved his
estabiishment by adding to his former business all
knds of light Carriages, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS,
&c Nc, which, being connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most complete house to equip any one in want In
the city. 10 stock hand 10 very large and we'll
assorted and not to be surpassed in nestness and du
rsbitY. He would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; aud soliciting their continued
pstrongeS pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and qhaty His store fronts on 18th and Cary
streets opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-Sm G.. l.. MILES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

CHEAp-sesf is selling in Texas at fsur cents Per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
CsL Ell Eg:zs NORTH CARROLL

- S - - Ma M 2xPREss?AExTRA. E AUPi
ORDINARY !-DISPATCH is
THE LIFE OF TRADE Goods ordered by our
Express usually sold, and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville.
Luulberton. will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EMPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.-
Our Car-Room has been much increased, and charges
to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
se& Corner of l4th and Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

@ GENTS FINE FRENCH CALF
IA BOOTS.-Gents colored Kid Congress Gait.
- ere; Cents Oxford Ties. patti leather Gents
Patent Leather Navy Ties-sud ether styles,
Manufactured to order, of the best materials and
workmanship. by
my2 DAVID WALSH 12o Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
Jso. H. BosHrR, Secretary. jsi

stockholders OF the RICHMOND. FRE5ERICKs.
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
will be hold at tho Office of the Company, st Rich
mond on WEDNESDAY, the 30th of May at ~
o'eoctMs ~ a5h G. w. MACMURO0, Tr.ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

MOTTO E.-The steamer
.SkzGElaiEzzasssss AUGUSTA will be taken off the
route via Port Wathall, after TUESDAY, May let,
for short time, to be re6tted for the summer No.
tice will be given when ready to resume her place
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
Office r. & 2. r. r Coz
April %, 1855. ) ap 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

The DEPOSITORY FOR Work, connected j
with tho Union Benevolent Society. .hse bean Fsss
moved to the bssement room the cornsy II Main
and etk streets where orders for work t6G Dbefde
rie Railroad Compantes and the ctizsps snons9.
win be thankfully received and promptly 1lssa(1
: nv 2-IawIm5H ~ ftkAttt q sfs-szx 7ssik Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
Correspoudeuc, of the Di.patcb

Provincial Council Dedication - Confirmation
( Ne,o Ship-Nauy Apprentices Industrial Schools,
&c &c &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

HAIR CuTTIEG.-Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Ha cut 10 the
latest and most approved ayls, would advise thef
to call ON HOBsoN, under the Ametiean Hotel sn.s
trance on ilth street. -.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had q
ali hours Single Bath 25s.. Tieb cts fof el- ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAegERREorY 1.-Two have had

DAGUERRE0TY Es-We have had fre-
qusnt OCCASION to refer 70 the h tks
snd We hEd that Il would keep bssy II vs nsfieed
e q ve would IKE to DO, the freqsest slosss o. 1f
sIAoss. We cannot help, howsvsr esiiins stsss-
% ms gallery VIII be treat and the friends Of the
rev NJ. kesd ard VIM. p. Ritsbis, Esq will fad
nesses, which are among his collection. nv 10
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHNSON
the house next door to DR.. Powell ON 10Th street,
tstweea Main and Cary, and fitted up with supsriSs
accommodations for bis business, whsD sii who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him here
tofore, ever ready to please his customeu. Fas9 sW
His superior style Of Hair Cutting u provsrblal,
and he Is he please the fastfdious He
will continue 70 manufacture the celebrated hair re.
storatiye and tonic, which, with other popular pre-.
parations and dyes together with the, sdsiiGhtfSl
shampoon bath, will make his shop. he hepes, the Z.
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon in his ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

crECiAL NofICE.-1he subscriber w0uid
,espeetiuhy inform the public that bis SALOON hes
nesn opened for the season. where ICE CREAM
and FROZEN ICES can be had Of eli the fsvorite
navoIs JUAN PIZZINT,
ap <o-lm At 81. Nichofas 6nloon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

BAKEE's PREMIUM BITTERs con-
tinues to be great blessing to our communIty-
In allevatipg the sick from their loR saeynaa mt q
this Of the year every family shoud use It az
preventative. For sale by Messrs. RURCELE,,N
LADD CO., and Drussist every whers. 1a SHi aGl
HANoyER, Va, April 18th 1855.
This IL to certify that have suffered for ora 2.
years with pain in the left side end tho pain wss
30 great times that have had az many O. two phy-
sieiaus with at time, but was cufed until
commenced the use of BAKERS PREAIUM
BITTERS; which am happy to say, has nevefrc-
been usng them in various disessesin my fsIniy for
the isst or years, and have never seen them
fail In general Ielisf. and can confidently rseom
mend them to be the best family medicine ow In use
my8 a4Hf sos ~ 8isaf5e r DAVID WOOD ~
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COCU MAKING
BRICK MEETEwG IEGgsE.

= KEs THE Subscriber. thankful for the
liberal share Of public patronage he
KY has enjoyed takes this method Of
lnI1iinhS ms numerous friends aud customers.
that he is now prepared 10 furnish them and all
others with read madc Carriages of various sy
finish and prices made of the very best materials
aud by the best mechapics. lie viii also make to
or icr, all kinds Of Fancy Carriages Rugge>. sui
ii - Rockaways H.. and viii be found ~ all times
Well prepared with as good Sc. snncd stuff III eau
possibly be l"un'l, and is Al AL ,u"s prepared VIII
the bca. mech 'n'ct 10 do tho different irsiahe3 o.
work Belonging to the b.s!Aess. lie also purcha
hi stock in large quantities, At the lowest c.sh
prices. and thc.eiorc, can do better job for the
she money. than can be got within REASONABLE
distance OF him.
Having procGrcl the se.yees of superior Smith.
he is prepared to 10 IL! kinds Of CarIi &c iron
work, with nIaness and despatch.
Goiis. .uty on hand se.arj handed Carriages
ii varions description.
ET}~Ali work wafran'ei for 2n- year. ii r'y ssoa
ne n,,b.ic woui'i do wc!. 10 .al ami "a ;rlsiLc
his stock of work btfor. purchasing elsewhere.
Feb !ys WI. J. MAEClibANK.
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Phiia., WiinnSuItOn and
BA LTIMOR RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE pHILAD'A.
For Baltimore at $40. (Ii A. NJ. Steamboat TrajpA
Q2.i5, ). p. NJ. Expressly and IL P. NJ.
For Fcrryvilc ut $50, A. Nj l2.I5, 3, i.3O and IL
r. NJ.
For Wilmington AT $50, II A. NJ, 1915, 3, 4.3O,
and II p. VI.
For New Castle ut 8. 30, II A VI. 3, 30 and p N,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 6 80, Steamboat Tran) Is. 50,
Expressly IL 4. NJ. $50 and p. NJ.
Leave Perryvillc at $40 1910, A. NJ, LOS, 7.43 and
1905 =. VI,
Leave Wilmington al Is, II IL, IL IS, A NJ, 10,
40. 902 and ll10PM
Leave New Castle at A TO- As. az 80 A. NJ Steam.
boat Tran) lao and 6.lOP. NJ.
Hare de Grace y Balto Accommodation Tratn
Leaves Havre do Grace at : 30 A. II,
Leaves Baltimore at 355, P. NJ.
S. l.. SPAPPORD,
Nov 4 Gent Superintendent
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COME AND BUY
YOUR SUGARS AND SPICE

lOi X StTiRS IN u SfN ES
LNJR PRESERYING.- have just open
Il ell oGr new Fall stock CT Groccres-Su-
gars of all kinds, Molasscs, Syrup, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Alspice, Ginger, Mace, Nutmcgs.
Pepper and Salt, Coffee, Coffee Essence,
Teas ofall kinds. Bakers Cocoa, Munson' S
Farina, Cheese, Tobacco. Snuff, Sogaps, &c.
n. b. We have on hand at all tmas, n
CHOICE lot Of Wines Brandy, Whiskcy, and 4
superior article of old Sehnapps Gin, for
Medicinal CT family use.
Sep % \. j. SCOTT x BRO.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

The Steamer Baltic arrived at New York
on the Dist with Liverpool dates to the 10th.
The following are the most important rarticu-
lars brought by this arrival.
Lord palmc"stons has accented the Prem
icrship, and has formed a Cabinet.
The Cabinet is constituted hus:-Premitr
Lord palnlcrston; War-Lord Pannurc;
Foreign Earle Clarendon: Ilome-~Sidncy
Herbert Coloral-Sir George Grey: Exchc-
.1uer-W. Gladstone; Admirality-Sr James
Graham: Chanrclor-Lord Cranworth; Pres
idcnt of the Counci-Earlc Granville; Privy
Scal-Dukc of Argyle; Public Wor!ts-Sir
W. Molscworlh; Postmastcr-I.ord Canning.
Lords Aberdeen, Newcastle and Russell 90
out-panmure comes in. and the balance aIc
the same as the late Ministry.
There is very little other news Of impor-
tanre. The affairs in the Climca are I'M
changed.
There is report of battle between the
Russians and the Turks on the Danube, in
which the Turks ale said to have Lccn VIC
torlollS.
Supplies were reaching the British camp
in abundance, and siege works were advanc-
Ing. The army was, however, still sickly.
Frosty nights, with mild, fine days prevail
Cd.
The Lord Mayor of London had given a
grand banquet. Among those present were
j ord Cardigan, Sir Charles Napier and other
notabe> from the Crinca and the Baltic, who
were received with much enthusiasm. Sir
Charles Napier defended himself, and bitter
~ attacked the Administration.
Queen Victoria had issued proclamation
forbidding the British. at home or abroad
aiding the enemy by supplying him with the
munitions Of war.
Accounts from st. Petersburg say that,
since the day, hostiticS broke out Between
Russia and Turkey, tie government never
displayed so much activity and yigor for the
prosecution Of the war as at this moment.
The military administration at St. Peters
burg had just concluded contracts for the
supply Of immense quantities Of materials Of
war. and the contractors have solcmnly en-
gagged to deliver those articles ut the end of
March, agreeing to pay heavy fine for each
day delay.
The London Times correspondent writes
from Paris that preparations OH very extern
sivc scale are going on in every department
of the military service there. 1t is stated
that they have reference TO not less than three
army crops. one Of which is intended for tie
Balt!c ana the othcf f necessary, lot the
Rhine. and the third for Austria.
Bucharest jim. 2D.-Ncws has arrived here
by way Of MatSchin and lbraila, that Rus
sian corps in the DobrulScha having attempt
cd to pass the Danube, lad been repuScd
with great loss after - conflict Of several
hours, by the rear guard of Yayn pacha: and
that the latter had already crossed the Danube
at Tul.scha aud Ismail
The Brokers' Liverpool Circular quotes
brcad.stulfS very dull. Wheat ! a ID. lower
md Flour cd. Is. lower, to effect sales.
Com dull, at Cd. lower.
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POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE
OE PERNON.lL PROPEPTY.

L
DI virtue of an order Of the Orphans
I'D Court of Cecil county. the undersigned
as Administrators, will offer at public sale,
on the premises in Little Elk, (West Elkton)
Cecil county, Nd, on
Wednesday, the The 2S,' qfF'brmry,
inst. all the personal estate of the late Jas.
Matthews, decd, consisting Of
STORE GOODS,
including moiasses, sugar, coffee. salt, &c.
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, Cow. = Pifs. about tons Of Hay.
and utEer articles not enumerated.
TuE TERMS of sale as prescribed by the
Orphans Court are. that all SIMS under S 10
shall be paid in c,Sh on the day Of sale; and
gums exceeding thar amount to be secured
10y notes with approved security, at months
with interest from date.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock A. Nj.
Mary MATTHEWS,
JOSEPH MILLER,
Feb 10 Nv AdnI'rs Of Jas Matthews, ducd
Cecil Democrat copy 1t
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Dry Goods and Groceries,

embracing every variety ofMerchandisc that
are usually kept in town and coatry stores
Consisting in part Of Cashmeres, Coburgs,
Muslin De LANES, Manchester Ginghams
Alpacas, Prints from to Il cents; Swiss and
Book Muslns, Silk and Linen Handk.rchicts,
red and white Flanncls, black and fancy col
orcd Cloths. Cassimcrcs, Sttinctts. Also, an
extensive and we'll selected stock of Queens
ware. with general assortment of Hats,
Caps, Roots and Shoes, including great va
ritty uf Trimmings. &c.
They would particularly call the attention
of House Carpenters and Builders to their
stock Of II srdware, comprising Locks, Latch
o. Screws, Nails, &c, as they latter them
selves they can sell them much lower than
has heretofore been done.
All kinds Of Groceries. and very cheap.
Their stock is entirely new, having Just pnr-
chased them in the city Of Philadelphia.
Those who are in want o&chcap goods. would
Ito well to cali and eXamiHe their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Country produce IT,
ken in exchange for goods. [Ian 20
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rgN.IE Am rio N Artist Union q would ros1cct;.Ry
l. announce to the citizens of Ike United STATE AID
the Cenada,, that for the purpoao CT cutivatng
taste f,r tho fine arts throughout tho country, unt
with view OF enabling every family to besoRs
posscssc of n gallery of Engraving,
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STIEsC GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SELLING orr CHE.7P-FOR

SELLING orr CHE.7P-FOR
NASII.-Wc would invite attention to orr
" large and we'll selected stock Of Fal! and
" inter Goods. purchased in the New York
market, which We are now selling oil at prices
which will induce all who call to purchase.
Having !ucrd the prices of "lir entire stock
Of Ladies' Dress Goods 10 to ~ per cent. we
would solicit an early examination. and feel
assured that our stock and price, will com
pare tavortbly with any in tie city, we name
in part
French Mcrinos, Polka Goats,
Cuburg Cloths, Lancaster GimShams,
Figured AlpaGas, Calcocs,
Persian Twil!s, Long 4 square Shawls,
Luprirs. Bombazincs Chcmisctts l. collars,
plain sup'd DcBcs" Under sleeves,
plain wool de LANES, IdglngS and iuserings
plain and ig'd do .!HConct Swiss bands
Clshneres blk cold kill gloves
Plain and striped Pnplins: black and colored
Silks. silk and cotton Nelvcts. silk. thread
and cotton Gloves, alpaca, mcrino and cotton
Hose
ALSO
\ centr raj assortment Of Drcsa Trimmings.
goods for men and boys wear. boots and
shoes, hats, caps. umbrellas, trunks and CT
pet bags, and large and we'll assorted sock
of Groceries, Hardware, Qurcnswarc. &c.,
all Of which we are now selling at reduced
prices, for cash or country produce.
North East. Feb 10 HUGHES BROS
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MARYLAND STATE AGRICrLTURAL SOCIETY.
AT quarterly meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Society, held on the 9Th
inst, the following gentlemen were appoin-
ted delegates to the annual meeting of the
United States Agricultural Society, to be
held next week at Washington city. viz
Messrs. j.. T. Earle. Charles i. Calvert
Ramsey NJ Henry; Matthew 7 Goldsborngh
Col. George W. Hughes, DR.. David Stewart
Gen. Tench Tilghman. DR.. join O. Wharton
Nicholas b. Worthngton and John r.
Emory.
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s,00KgyG STOVES.

TNiIE subscriber would respectfully inform
|. his friends and the public generally, that
he has just received large supply Of Cook
Stoves, which consist in part as follows:
Belle of the States, tor wood or coal,
King Of the States, do do
Triumph Complete, do do suita-
for small families,
Atlantic. do do do
Metropolton, for wood,
Nine plate, plain top,
boiler
Persons in want of cook store will do well
by giving him - call
Fcb3 ED. W. STAPLES.
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/, i,l)s;a H. 1,rte5YonIsa:s.

1.-THE Lanes by "CEClL' shall be printed
next week.
n-J~Wc have received several poctical arti.
cl"s to which we have been unable this week
to give attention.
GrThc article on the credit system will
a pprar in our nc%. issue.
1--WE have been forced to curtail the let
tiers of most of our correspondents this week
on account Of heins weak handed in the Of
flee. Owing to the same cause we were una
hlc to print the humorous letter of 'J0cob
FMhf IT, from North East.
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SELLING OFF

A T reduced prices, my stock OF Fall and
n Winter Goods, all of which are of late
purchases and in good order. Persons dcS-
rous Of procuring bargains would do well to
call and examine for themselves, as am
anxious to close them out before the spring
trade commences. | would name in part:
Blankets from $500 to $500 per pair
MrIinOs - 20 c. to 81. GO yard
Satinetts :. - c. to - cts do
Caps l2a Sl.W each
Sugars 1 ~ cts pcrlb.
and a variety of other articles too numerous
20 mention. J. l.. ASH.
Jan u, 1853
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The FRENCH Srol.IATIcs BILL. A despatch
from Washington says:
It IS an error to suppose that the French
Spoliation claims are ehcctls,ly smohcred
by tnc veto. If the House should pass the
Senate bin ior the establishment of a Court
for the adjudication of claims upon the Gov
eminent, the climants under ihe vetoed bill
can move before this Court he moro. fla legal
tribunal, such as the one propose ed. should
decide in favor of the claimants, no further
interpositon need be anticipated from the
Executive.
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CONGRESS has now but seven days of the
session remaining and there are yet several of
the appropriation bills untouched. The
General Appropriation bill is now in hand in
the House: the Army bill has yet to undergo
revision upon the Scnatc's amendments, some
of them very important; and the Navy and
Post Office bills, the Old Soldiers BILL and
many private bills of deep Importance to
humble but worthy citizens are yet pending
in one or the other House.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

VlIIE subscribers are prepared to sell
l. Coffee, white and brown Sugar, black and
green Tea. MolaSses, Pepper, Rice, Spices,
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon. Lard,
Mackercl, Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles, with general assortment of Groce-
rics at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash, or in exchange for wheat, corn, oats,
rye, potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds Of country produce, at the North East
Depot, by STOUT 4 FORD.
North East, aug II
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT THE ELkTON
Furniture Ware-Rooms.

DY X. MAR&llBANK. who would respectfully
ID return his thanks to las friends and to the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
he ha, removed to his NEW SHOP md Ware: ROM.
in Srhc 'IIvlLow." nearly opposite the Farm r.
and Mechanics ilotc'' where he has now Oh and
;he
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of Furniture ever offered in Elkton. all of which is
made by ;he very best Holkmcn, Of the very hest
matcrias lie has on hand and still ma .uf.ctures
all kinds Of
Walnut and Mahog my Furnitur,
Spring-scat Sofas. Large Arm thlirs;
Rocking Chairs. of all kinds.
Bureaus OF all kinds; Reception Chnira
EGclpsrd Wnshstai.d', marble and plain tops;
Sii!chonrls Secretaries and Book Cases:
Cherry 4 Walnut breakfast dining tables,
Walnut aud Mahogany Warlrobes;
do 1t, Ecl'tcads, . { Jenny
Lind Cottage and French patterns;
High post an plain Maple EcStcads
Looking t,las,c---al kinds and sizes. with
Mah";nnr. Walnut or Gilt flames:
large assortment OF ctnc-soat, round back,
Office pivot and windsor chairs.
All lurniturc sold rs cheap ~ it II be bought in
either city or town,
UNDERTAKING.
CoiJias made of ali kinds mahogany. walnut
covered with cloth; lined wi,h silk. satin flannel;
and all Funcr ia attended at all times at the short
est notice" and on the most reasonable terms.
Feb Sly ROBERT MARSllBANk.
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U-The' long pending and vcxatious litiga-
ton between the Northern and Southern
sections Of the Methodist Church, respecting
the Book Concern property in CINCINNATI,
has at length been amicably adjusted by the
commission recently in session in that city.
The Methodist Church South is awardtd
.S0,ono AMI the Southern debts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-24
Cabinet Male.tCtMs


NANTWEii g respectfully announce to
y they friends and the pubic that they have
taken the :h"p formerly orcipc by Mr.. Levi +.
Eoulden. in E.kton, where they inter.J conducting
tn, Cabinet business in all its various branches.
They invite III r friends end the p"bia generally.
to cal and examine their w,,k They III cp'! keep
.,,.=. .,..ss.-z, in?, Oh hInd SOFAS, Bureaus,
=, ~. lugNGRS, REDSrEAps TABLES.
Gti~-3S-;,-a- CHAIRS, SrAADE. AMI Vow t"in-
turc III every description, made %!
the very choicest materials. and in the most We, X
mnnke manner. I'll! Of which will be sold very los"
ior cash Al orders for cabinet ware o. ali kinds.
tn .nkiuliy received and promptly attended 10.
Don't ms AXE inc shop, directly opposite Col.
incomes Office, wh,r wem:y be found Il al! times.
day night.
LNDERTiKINF.
Funerals promptly attended to on the mos. rc.-
sonahle tie. ms.
tT'Countiy produce Of all kinds taken in ex-
change for furniture, ut the current market rates
Nov /; Y VI. CANTNELL i co.