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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-13
For The Cecil Wing.
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
PoHT DEPOSIT. Jan. Q. 80


| Mr.. FDlToR We noticed n letter in the
last edition of The Wing, over the signature
Of HAROLD" in which the writer expresses
| his skcptcism in the efficiency of n Prohihi'0rV
Lar in SURPRISING the spread of drunken
ness, while ut the same time he d clarcs hi,
| opro>i ion to the existence Of intcmptraucc.
His views rcSpe" e the violation Of tie Sun
day Law, and the use Of liquor in faShiona
bic circles are perfectly in accordance with
those We entertain upon those points; but ",
cannot think he has thoroughly canvasScd the
bearings and operations ola Prohbitory Law
in those sections Of our country into which
they have been introduced. r.
| Harold holds the following language in his
letter, viz: And ask of The friends of the
iaterdiCfOry measure, when the law is uladc.
which it assurcdly will he, sooner or later.
how can you govern the independent Sovcr.
eign's will (" He admits that Prohibtory
Law will he in operation ''Sooncr or later, y
and we ask, can such a state of affairs be
brought about in opposition to the ''indcren
dent soycrcign's will" can any measure b,
| thrust upon Republic that is inin,cal to the
will of the people, would the citizens of this
country allow themselves to be told that such
laws and tencts must govern them, when
|
tons of the same There are no individual
rights in this country, when they conflict
with the rights of the masses. No man has
right to say he can do this thing or that
| thing when its performance would interfere
| with the comfort or enjoyment Of his neigh
| bors. Any man who would refuse to respect
the law of the land would not even deserve
to he recognized as a citizen, much less to be
| ,r,, 10
looked upon as the sovercignS of America.
and il is impossible for the minority to die
tate to or rule the majority.
Harold further remarks that the 'fash;on-
able circles are above law" We think they
it. Would they dare, in the face of the law
to manufacture and vcnd ardent spirits
They could not afford to give them away to
the establishment of law. Then how arc
will, they can do no more: they dare not even
violate the spirit or intent of the law. JUS
tice shomd be as condign and as surely mctcd
out to them as to the poorest ragamuilin that
walks the Garth.
1T individuals are to import thciI own IL
quors which they mnst do, will not that
lessen the extent of the vice? Certainly it
Will. We would not then have liquor sold
in every nook and corner of the State, entic-
ing the young and unwary into the strong
and CALLING mcshes Of intemperancc. We
would not have our otherwise good citizens
converted into mad,lcncd demons in consc-
qucncc Of anpctitcS that cannot be govern Il
where temptation exists. Those str, ans 81
moral miasms that now cover the land would
l,,,f ,1,1
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LETTER FROM PoRr DEposrr:-Wc received
a letter yesterday from 'Hayard, which could
not be got III type on account Of advertise
ments which came in late. Among other
;ings he says:
IKE steamer Lancaster has resumed her
tslal trips, and left for Baltimore on Thurs
day with load Of grain and other produce
The river Is rising and a raft Of timber
passed down on the llth.
Some stir exists in consequence Of a decline
in wages to SO cents a day in the Stone quar-
RIGS, but there are plenty of men willing to
work for that. There arc large number Of
foreigners in the town.
The protractcd meeting continues, the
alter is crowded nightly and II or Is have
prof,ssed to find pardon. Rev. J. j. Dcnnison
has been assisting Mr.. Nurn: and Rev, Mr..
McMchacl will preach next Sunday.
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A SPECIAL MEssAGE.--It is said that Pres
ideut Pierce is preparing Special Message
in relation to the Black Warrior case. The
President it is affirmed, will not recommend
any particular course towards Spain, but will
coniinc himself to statement of facts and
the transmission of docu ments, leaving the
Repre- sentativcs TO act as they may deem fit.
This action of the Executive is supposed to
be sUpcrinduccd by the want OF sympathy
and non-co- operation OF Congress i'll the pro.
vSionIlm assures recommended last session
in regard to our Spanish relations.
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BURSTING OF A MorNTAIS.-Thc Fort
Smith Herald, of the 10th ult, says that a
mountain about five miles from Waldrcn has
exploded three times during the last week.
The explosions were very loud and terrific,
causing the earth around to quake, throwing
up stones and earth, and filing the atmos-
phcrc with clouds Of dust and smokc.-Thc
report of one Of the explosions was heard III
the vicinity of that town q few mornings
since a distance of forty-ive or fifty miles
The Garth on the mountain has sunk to n
considerable depth. The peoplcin the vicin-
ity are very much alarmed.
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TIE MosorITo EXPEDITION. THE oh Get
Of this expedition is thus set forth by Col,
Kinney, i'll reply to a letter Of NJ. Marcolc;a,
the minister from Nicaragua:
The object Of thc c mpany is TO take the
rearca|'lc possession of its lands, honestly
and rcar'ahly acquired, for the purros. o,
developing The abundant agricultural Liner.
al and commercial resources. In doing 50,
it is disposed to infringe no man $ rights, nor
TO violate any law. 1t will carefully res poet
alike the rights, territory and property Of
States and invduals. Its intentions are al
peaceablc, and, in the judgment of the under
signed, can only be successful by peaceful
prosecution Of them. The company viewing
the subject in the same light, has instructed
The undersigned to use his best efforts on all
occasions to cultivate anlicablc and p,accabir
relations with all whom, in The discharge Of
his duties, he may lie brought mo contact.
Md as the lands embraced in the company s
grant IRE arholiY moccupiad by U!csrsc claim
ants, there will be scarcely Il chance of eel
ison, unless brought about by such intcm,
pcratc and unioundtd charges as these which
characterize the communication OF Mr.. Mar.
coleta, TO which have referred.
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NEAR pE!NClPIo FURNACE, I
january IL. 1855. {

Nh. EplroR-For month past, immense
hocks of crows with their usual Shrek of
cav! cav. or shaw, hav ben tlyin over this
neck viSctin our nabor's corn field. would
advise him to husk out his corn, as kcnards
crowhcad speculation wont pay for the grain
levourcd.
A strange varmant was caught by Patrick
Qninn, in a trap set for 'poSSums at place
called the old orchard. Pat discovcrin' his
trap down, thinker he had a 'possum put in
his arm to fetch him out, but the varmant
cought his hand, upset the trap, made battle
and escaped Pat thinks it was u know
nothing as it rcsembcd that same old coon
Of 1880.
Mr.. j. C. of "Girlcy Town met with an
accident last week, he was taken large hog
10 Port Deposit, in horse cart the animal
bccomin tired of his ride made a rush to one
side of the cart upset it and throwd the Capt
on his he'd, he however, succeeded in gettn
it to Port on foot where it was rallied for. at
Barnum's old stand, butchercd 10y '. " T.,
and weighed 155 lbs.
We've man down in this neck that has
made the greatest feat in the water that has
been made since the day of Jonnah. lie
states that in comm over the ocean, the ship
was wrecked and that after swimin days
and nights, he had the luck ofdiscovcrln
his own trunk contanin his money and cloth
in, and by clineing to it was saved.
In my next III civ histry of the hollow
branch cat and some of our experience IN
table turnin as practiced by the Foxes" and
other animals. ID. FLY.
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RuN iron A BANK.-A curions scene took
place yesterday in Third street A flock of
sheep was driven down along the railroad
from Chestnut St., and when nearly opposite
the Giarl Bank, the b cllwcathtr Started off
ut tangent and entered the gateway north
of that huleling. of coarse the whole flock
followed the lead, and pretty soon the bank
was entered at the rear by the entire flock.
This novel run upon the bank caused much
mevri,ncnt among the crowds awaiting their
turn at the COUNTER aud also to the claiment
of interest who were hcseiging the City
Treasures dcpartmcnt.-Phila.P Paper
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leaving iii the country in add
!. l29,900, 600
Total

1.-THE New York money market is repre-
scented as easier, and the stock market as
more active. The following shows the dry
goods importations into that port for 1853
and 81 The total importation of 1854,
compared with those of 1852, exhibit an IN
crease of - ,5t4 ,261: and compared with
1853 decrease Of S9,435. 100. Tie total
amount thrown into markets in 1851, COM
pared with 1852, shows an increase Of So
2G;, i62; and compared with 1853, decrease
of $500, 3222. The value Of dry goods eli,
tered for warchousng shows an increase each
wear.
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Jheai.-Thc Chicago Tribune says: '.Thcre
is a large number Of persons buying wheat IN
this market for Michigan, New york. Penn
sylvania and the Eastern States, and that
the demand is rapidly incrcaing. 1T is not
probable, under such circumstances, that any
considerable surplus can accumulate III our
warehouses between this and the OPP ne OF
navigation next spring. This opinion is be
coming very prevalent, and gives the prices
of wheat an adv ancing tendency
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MERToaIors INVENTION compound
plEmmet, invented by Lieutenant Brooke,
L. $ N, is so cuntrived that on touching the
bottom OF the sea- the lead dctaches itself
from The line, bnt leaves small iron bolt
which will bring mp specimen Of the bottom.
Prof Bailey, Of West Point, has examined
by the microscope a specimen brought up
from the depth of 12,GC0 feet and tonnd it
made upentircly Of minute shells, without a
particle Of mud or gravel.
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TAKE NOTICE.

vgyJAT G. NJ. MuNSON 4 BROTHER
i. having procured a first rate Watch Maker
from the city OF Philadelphia, are now Nre-
pared to attend to the wants of their custom
ers. who may rely upon having their work
donn with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, shall
b. put in u condition to be warranted for one
year. IIan 2S
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A CARD.

F51IE Trustees Of the Elkton Academy
Il would remind thos" contributors to the
erection OF the new Building who have not
mll payment Of the respective sums snh-
s:rih"d by them, that other instalments will
very soon b due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject pronn'
attention. Payment may be made to Is. +.
NV. VIM. Torbert, or any other of the Board
of Tr}Strrs + Aup 2tj
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ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
SeEexa sraNa INFER.

The Baltic arrived at New York Oh Thurs
lay afternoon with dates from Liverpool up
20 the 30jh of d. cembcr bringing the following
news:
A high political conference was to he held
at the residence of the British Minister at
Vienna on the 18th ul' The Ambassadors
Of England, Francr Prussia, Russia, and
Prince Gortsrh,kof. were to take part in the
discussion. The conference must be of the
most positive character
\ despatch from Vienna dated the Goth.
says that Prince Gortschakoif presented Il
rotp received from ST. Petersburg to Count
Baol. Ii i, believed to be unsatisfactory, but
is not the final reply of Russia.
The Niles were defining the sense in which
their Cabinet was to understand the -four
points, heretofore proposed.
Private advices from London say that the
course Of politics favor the possibility Of a
speedy termination of the war.
1t is fully beloved that Prussia will Join The
allies. Indeed that the steps taken by Aus,
ria will compel her.
Large achievements of Russians were
daily arriving AT Srbastopol. The next bat.
lie, if il takes place, will he the most dcs-
pcrate and bloody all.
AsniEs al S,hastopol up to the 2Oih Of De
clmher were unchanged. The Russians, how
ever, claimed to he doing considerable dam.
age to the approaches of the allies, but never,
hclcss the third parallel Of the French was
biiS'lng with mounted cannon.
The rcin!orccmcnts received by the allies
mp to The 18Th Of December amount to Is Gee
men.
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"Tlere is Il negro woman in Powhatan. now
living in my immediate neighhorhood whom
have very recently seen and talked with,
who'w born the year after George II. as
ccndcd the throne Of England, and four years
before tho birth Of George Washington She
is now one hundred and twenty years old ,
and was, Of course, very nearly half Il century
old ut the time our Declaration Of 1ndcpcn-
dencc was proclaimed, OH the Itl Of July.
~ -
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111"Thc Minnesota Pioneer says that two
specimens of the American Ostrich. male and
female, were recently killed near Fort DIES
Aioncs, Iowa. They arc described as four
and half feet long and five feet in height,
with bills six inches long. straight and very
sharp. They resemble, in most points, the
Ostrich of Africa. One thousand dollars lad
been offered for them
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MRS. A. FOARD respectfully in
sS4s ties the Ladies' Of Elktoa and its vcin-
go; itr, to call aud examine her extensive
and we'll selected assortment of FALL
ami WINTER MILLINERY, consisting Of
Brnnpta, Ribbons, Flowers, Velyets, Satins.
Plush and Feathers, al! of which she will sci!
y SEit the tilnes. fOet u
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BATTLE SWAMP, I
I 90. N{.,-,,,, lrtf ~ L

lSr MONTH VIM co. }
Ar. Editor ALL nature is gay: the birds
are caro!.ng in the forests: the iccbound
srcan!c have resumed their vented muir
murngs as they glide peacefully through
mead and forest The Winter King has
looscn,d his cold IRA ;p. and Spring weather
is with US, and tic winds arc genial and
i nd as tie sweet month of May.
Ilopcwyll rrotractr, meeting has closed: its
converts numbered tiir;y-tivc. \ protracttd
meeting at Mount Pleasant commenced on
the 4'h inst, and large audiences convene
nightly. The one ut New Nallcy-"llar-
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Il)c Cecil }u!)ie.
Er1TOs. xA~y.RY SO, 1855,
prpLIc DOCUMENT We arc ind, h. ed 10

pgpLIc DOCUMENT We arc ind, ed to
the Hon J. A. Pearce, L. s. s. for COPY of
the Statistical View Of The United States"
Il very interesting public document.
BY the way the Hon. Member Of The other
House from this District is rather exclusive
in his habits he has not sent us document
since he went 10 Washine.on-not even one
IF his speeches
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The CENTRAL Rl!LR0Ap.-A corcspon,
dent who writes III relation to the above
named road asks Us whether we think the
stock will prove n paying investment. We
prefer moi to undertake to answer his queS-
'lon let every person interested i'll the matter
examine it for himself IIc is correct in say
INF that the road passing here, with all its
Facilities, does not pay the stockholders an
interest and according TO our experience he
is right in speaking in high terms of its pres
cnt management. We presume no road in
the country is CONDUCTED better than the
Phila., vii. and BALTIC. Road. M"ssrs Eel
ton and Spalt"rd cvincc the highest qualilra-
lions for the positions they occupy and under
their direction the road has vastly improved
in all its departments.
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New York CATTLE TRADE FOR 1S5L.-
During the last year there were sold at tho
markets in the city of New York l55 20
bccvcS, fl ,0S6 cows and calves, 47l.5l7
sheep and lambs. Their aggregate value IS
put down by the Courier at Sll ,3S1 ,034,
which is an increase Of - ,072, O69 over the
sales Of last year.
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We will also attend 20
FsooG.a. and sD0ItsEag,
EpslgYlS's'Ea /.
AENIPHE G ERENAYE

NEOLPHE G. FRENA1 E,
ofPhilsdaphia, SURGEON DEN
= Tisr, Offers his services to the
inhahitputs of Eiliton and Ch2s-
amaze CITY. H. lms had seven years eXpe-
ri.mce. Five in Piiilaav' + .hia and two in San
Francisco, California. Refers TO DIS Pan
ru,.t Meiggs. Nutter. s mnel Jtc'.snn; ".
u s.. ana Drs. Phantom. !. y. White. Will
lt'mS Dentists: and others of Philal lrhia
Al orIe"s left II the Drug Store Of Dr.. Wal
lace, ne'rly opposite the Court House. will
b. attended to ana satisfaction in all cases
given. rNov -
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sgIUiaA2lI ai!ssSg.t,

a TTORNUN IT Law, will give prompt
= attention 50 al, Law aul Chlnccry bust
lia:s IatIu,t,i TO !iim. II attends rsgulirly
the Il trfuri Courts. ~ | persons having bust
ltrss in tn m. viii have it Stri:tiy attended to
iriac:l in his han'ls. U.lin9 nearly opposite
s,fonntt;T lnn,' Elitun. Md. [Jwly by
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3 GAR So.

I'VE unicrsi.nr,, having entered into n CO.
i Partnership Tor tjtc Practice o! the LAW III
all it, various branches, vii. give thrlr prompt
nli uniivi ted attention to such baslnrss is may
bA"n,N-tc,t 10 lhcrn. Nllce opposite the Cont
House. whrle o0r ~ both may always be found
duiin4 bushes huuls.
GE)RiE EARLE.
Dec 2, # HOLM A. ]. CRESWFLL.
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ALEXANDER. ~ \ NJ,
.ats .rncy :aa s-a.3.

f;tY be found at the Oniae to which he has
IL. lately removed, opposite the store OF
Mii!itIA Forbcrt, ESP, in the building re-
atty occupied Is the Post Office; or al the
ra.ce "..joining rs residence, Elhton, Mary
land. Al gil 20, 81.
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Business Column.

NEW COUNTERS FITS. -Bcknrllps Rcpor-
ter of Tuesday last, gives the following list
of new counterfeit notes for which the pub
lie can be on the look out /:
FARMERS AND Mechanics BANK. PulIA-
pELHnlA.-5'S spurious. Nignrttc. Prlmsy,.
vania Coat of Arms, which is wholly unlike
the genuine.
Roc9rNGIIAM BANK PORTSMOUTH,. y. II
POS altered from Is. Nigncttc, State Cap
itol
MEcnANlc's BANK. WurIaMsw-RG y. Y.
Us and los altered from Is. Nignc..c,
sailor steering Il vessel.
BANK or B,TH. BATH, \. f.-5's los &
POS altered from Is. Nisnettc, interior Of
a backSinith's shop.
Mechanics & TRAprRs' PAvK, JERSEY
CiTY.-!os spurious. G-nettc, finale fig
!lrc one arm resting on sh,af Of WHEAT
female tig,lc on each end. not countcrSigncd
by Register. WtllSton Hanson & Go.
FARMERs' & MECHANICS BANK. EAsToN,
PA.-5's, spurious. Eignettc, Arms ofStalc
Pcnna. On left end medalllon; on right end,
female figure.
MERCHANTS BANK. Bl'RIiNGTON. Wis
spurious. Nisnctte. two females. Miserably
executed.
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GIVE cannot notice any important change
in the Money Market. The rates continue
hgl-say ! ser cent. for first class paper,
while second class ranges from two to three
er cent month. The failures of last week
had a discourasing effect, especially as they
were unusually numerous and large in amouns
Among them we may mention Messrs Wads-
worth & Sheldon, bankers Of New York. and
agents of the State of Illinois, the interest on
the State Debt of which was consequently
not pad--Mcss1s Bclcher Co., of st Louis,
very extensive sugar rctincrs Gen. Larimcr,
banker, of Pittsburg: lIoon & Sargent; and
W. A. Hill & Co., Of the same city, also
bankers. and one or two others in various
parts of the country, But for these sad dis
aStcrS, the prospect would no doubt, have
unprecedented even under these adverse cir
cunsances, stocks of various descriptions
advanced B,ckneH'$ Reporter.
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During the last four years they have all il
creased in population; some of them very
considerably.
Charlestown though Incorporated, is not
pnt down.
LORDS FACTORY Mr. Daniel Lord is max
ing heavy improvements at his cotton factory
on the Big Elk. He is now, in addition to
his great water power, puttina in a steam en-
gInc of sixty horse power, and is making pre-
parations to fill his enormous mill building
with new and additional machinery. The
gods he manufactures arc heavy figured cot
ton fabrics, in which, we understand the
English cannot successfully compete with
him.
Lords Factory is now very considerable
village: at the last election there were be-
tween forty and fifty voters there, and the
population approaches three hundred. Such
men as Mr.. Lord, who thus build up and I'M
prove a country, are public bcncfactors, and
they should be encouraged and their interest,"
pie and by the State.
The WEATHER.-Complain not, reader,
that The 'redther, which avails you so often
in your morning situations and in your cv-
ching rcmarks-which serves you so fire.
qucntly with subject for growing or for
graduation, should, once in while, he to
your editor the subject for an item, at time
when. as at the present, items are not to be
had by any process, ordinary or cXtraordin-
AIRY. Here on this second Thursday of Jan
uary, \. D. 1855, with inky face and impor-
tuning voice, personally appears "the dcrN'
demanding copy-and there is no copy. No
fires no fights: no footraccs ! what's to lie
done? Al! the weather. SO then we look
back two days and rtmtmb,r that u,sdar
morning was rainy, foegy, dismal, dark; that
The clouds cleared oNhy noon and the cven-
ny sun shonc ont beautifully, tinting The
stccplcs, the hills and forests with his own
fiery glow; then Il beautiful s.al lit night
then how glorou>ly on Wednesday morning
Hasiitu me sluhiGht over me vast waste OF
mud-all prevailing mud-on the paycmcnts
half-anklc deep: in the streets half leg de- p;
out on the reads half botto mlrss. Like n
spring morning was that Of Wedncsday-fr
lie voices of bids were in the hedges and the
air was genial as carly May. But here is an
Other morning, and MI is changed. there is no
-un--.no birds. The sky is dark--the Garth
is white--;hc mud is hidden, but present as
ever, and the snow is falling fast and softly
| down. We Shall not run ahead TO talk OF
bells and slcighs, but Shall cut short our
weather articlc-not promising but that
''cxtrcmity of weather continuing" or our
extremity for all itcm-wc shall refer to ii ere
long again.
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1--WE published paragraph last week
f:om Delaware paper stating that NJ.
Philip Quig'v had brought suit against the
Phil, VIII. and BALTIC. r. R. Co. for SANDER.
We arc informed that the report is without
fonnda'ion--no such suit has been instituted
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Fa.tN FOR SS2T.

A DESIR ABLE FARM AND STOCK. sit
"A. uAted on the river half y mile from the
village OF \ orth East, containing 80 Acrss
In good state of cultivation. with good build
ingS thereon: consisting of Il Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold Oh
reasonable terms by application to
f. l.. WOOLEY.
Mrv - IF North East, Nd.
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THE BALTIMORE BANKs-Thc aggregate
condition Of the Banks of Baltimore com
piled from the returns made to the State
Treasurer, on the first MONDAY in January.
compares with the returns of the previous
year as fulIuWs.-
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Lessons In Drawing.

HNHE Undersigned viii give lessons in draw
!; ,HE 10 persons DESTROYS of acquiring a
Knowledge Of this useful art. Rooms at the
Howard House. Hours Of instruction between
8 aud ~ +. ". L. r. SMITH.
ElEtOn. Nov ! If