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THE Expected STEAMER. York,
April 10. As yet there are no tdings of the
steamer Nashville now in her 18th day out
from Liverpool, She is, however, scarcely
due yet.
This has been the warmcst day Of the sea-
son. This evening il is raining and there is
a dense fog.
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TIE PLANK ROAD.

Mn. p. G.. RICKETTS, pear Sir AS 7
believe YOU are favorable to tic Plank Road,
| will give You its proceeds for the last siS
months. commenced taking toll on the lSlh
of October. 1854, and on down to the l7th Of
April, 1886, making months. The pro-
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Another SEA Sr.-PHL,DELpHIA
April 10. 4 despatch from Cape May ,cpor
is that sea serpent one hundred feet long
(morc or lcss) was seen there yesterday. An
expedition had gone in pursuit, u reward Of
$1,000 having been offered for its capture.
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G!)e Cecil lr)l)ie.
BENTON, AG'RE54 81, 1855.

THE KEEr NEws.-Our Kent ncighbor
comes to usin new type and appearance great
ly improved.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

T'c army Officers, Soldiers, Tol,mteers, Team
stcrS, Nardl Officers, Scamen, Mdr,ncs and
Nnry CLERKS, dld their Sufriring W,dous
or Minor Children.
NOU are now entitled to La~d Warrant for 100
i acres and if you have already receive ell 40 or 80
acres. you entitled TO an additional quantity,
cbua to ljD acres Whether you desire 10 sell or
locate your Warrants. il is important that tho gam"
he procured without delay. ms the great nunIb T. of
Warrants which will he thrown u,on the market.
must soon materially reduce their value. Persons
entitled to Warrants are requested to apply to JONI
LiyISGsroS, No. 15i Broadway. New York who
has such arrangements With tho Department ms
enables him to procure Warrants with the least
possible delay.
The applicant required 20 STATE his name. cgn
and residence, including Town. county ami STATE;
the company, regiment and war he served in. and
the ctpt,.in of his company; whc her the applicant
enlisted or volunteered, and on what day and year
and for what term; whether he has ever received
any warrant. and if 30. for how many acres and
what mas become of such Warrant. If the claim
ant served in tho navy, his statement must be
varied according tc the facts Of the case.
If a widow applies. she piust, in dlition. give
the place and time of EeT nj trriag, the name and
official title of the person who performed the cerc-
mony. toy ether with the time and place OF her hus-
bands death.
On receiving these facts Mr.. Livingston will
send to the applicant, duly prepared and ready for
execution, all the nccess Try papers. with full in
structions. These papers after being duly exc
| cued. may be returned to Mr.. Livingston; where
upon tie certificate will be obtained. and either the
Warrant isclf, the money therefor. as may be
desired, can be forwarded to the applicant or his
attorney.
Having all the necessary blank forms and being
familiar with the requirements of the law, and hi
| arrangement being complete, applicants Dan avoid
, much of the uncertainty and delay which nigh
Otherwise occur.
| Address all communications to
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
Commissioner for all the States
| 157 Broadway, New York.
! - e.. REFERENCES.
Hon. W. l.. NANCY, Secretary Of State.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary of War.
Hon. j. G. DoBBIS, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. JAMES GuTnRuK, Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. ROBERT McCLELLASn, Seq of the Interior.
Hon. CALEB CT SING, Attorney daneral.,
Col JOIN A. ALBERT, Typographical Eng. s.
LIT. Col. 5. II. Long, a.
Col. +. S. Bolton, Third Artillery; ait Publ
Officers generally. March 81
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
THE STEAMBOATS,
GIPSEI AND PORT DEPOSIT,

MAKE the following trips daily (cxccpt Sun
Nv! day. leaving lIcckars Wharf. Port Deposit,
Md, at ~. y sud 10! O'Clock A. NJ, and clock
p. NJ. connecting with the railroad trains from
iIavro dc Grace 10 baltimore and Philadelphia.
The accommodation Train leaves flavrc dc Grace
for baltimore Mt /; \. NJ. the Express train to
Philadelphia at 10 A. Nj; the Mail train to Balu-
more at IL! 4. NJ. and to Philadelphia at l2s P.
NJ. and the Express train 10 Baltimore at o'clock
p NJ. One Of the above Boats leave llayrc de
Grace daily for Port Deposit and Bells Ferry ut s
and u O'Clock A. NJ. and IL aud n p NJ,
I-S7P. Din,ns L. 5. Stage from hr,inrton
Ilnfori county. connects with these boat; far tho
mail trains at Bell Ferry; t.e is prepared to con.
vcy Messengers to any part Of Hartford county
~ 'FcTrying will be continued between Port and
Bol's Ferry.
AnrII 4. 'JI-tf
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Above you have trne account of the pro
cccds of the Elliton, Andora & LcwiSvillc
Plank Road. Let the Plank Road opposers
come forward and make it appear that it will
not pay. Respectfully, WM. KNOTS.
April 10Th, 1855. Cfte Keeper.
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ENG kGED TO ELEVEN LADIEs.-An timer
ant clergyman in Cincinnati has been ar
rested, who, it is alleged, was under engage
mcnts Of marriage to eleven different ladies
Of that city.
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CHANCE FOR You've IADIEs.-At Fort
dcs MuiEcs, iowa, there is u dreadful scarcity
of women. In one house were found nine
teen bachelors, and only one married couple.
The editor entrcats the ladies to come out
that way.
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ACCIpEXr 70 WASHINGTON iRvING.-NEw
YORK, April 70. Washington Irving was
severely injured yesterday by being thrown
from his horse. lie is not considered out
of danger vet.
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TNHE subscribers having this day associated
4 themselves under the firm of Staples 4
Cantwell, will continue tho business Of Stove,
Tin Sheet Iron manutactory, in all its va
rious branches, at the old stand, where they
will be happy to see their friends and &C
qnantances and the public generally, and
supply them with every description of Stoves,
Tin, Copper K Sheet Iron Ware, on the most
pleasing terms, of the best materials, and
made in workmanlke manner.
EDWARD w. STAPLES,
Apr JOSEPH P. CAETWELL,
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A Costly B,ILDIHG.-Thc new city hall
talked of in New York will only cost So
500, 0o0, if built, as proposed, of marble
from Lee, Mass.
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THE CECIL WHIG,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY;
Ri p. c. RICKETTS,.
TERMS-S2 60 a wear in advance

Is P PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,,
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-S2. 60 year, in advance.
$50, ifnot paid advance.
500, for clubs of Five.
1900. for clubs of Ten.
TISEMENTS not exceeding q
square will be published three times for one
dolirr; and twenty-five cents for each subsc.
quent insertions longer ones in the same pro-
portion. CJ-Twclve lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make square. Advertisements
published quarterly, semi -annEallt or yearly
at m oderate rates. Advertisements sent with
out the number of fines they are to be insert
ed being stated will Ire continued until forbid
aud charged according 10 the above rates.
GJ-No prper discontinued until all arrcar-
ages are paid p.
0?-Single copies Of the paper, Five cents.
ICY. b. PltMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the oa!y authorized agent for
this paper in the cities Of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by us His receipts will be
regarded as payments. His offices are Boston
Scollay's Buildings; Nem York. Tribune Build
ings; Philadelphia, N. W. corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets.
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B R E A D.,

OWING TO the present high price of Flour
" l am compelled to raise the price of
n a much greater proportion than that When
ever can Afford it l will again put down the
price. SAMUEL ESTES,
Elktoa, Aprill4 Baker.
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

To OU1t II h HEN rs.
GETTLE UP. The subscribers having dis
~ solved co-partnershlp, one retiring from
the business, they desire to close up their
books without delay, and as "short settle
ments make long friends,' they request all
knowing themselves debted to the firm, to
call wiihout delay, and settle up, by note or
otherwise. The books must be closed at
once, and they therefore hope that all will
speedily comply with this notice.
~All persons who have bills against the
firm are also requested to present them and
receive payment.
Apr ALDRIDGE Il STAPLES.
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UnriValcd Corn-ShelIers,

n WESTINGHOUSE & cos combined Thresh-
VI. ers and Winnowcrs Vanwickle 4 Roberts
Grain Fans, Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill, IIar
rows, CultyatorS, Clover llullers Wheeler, Melick
Il Cos Threshng Machines, Span's Atmospheric
Churns. No. Peruvian and Mexican Guano. Jour
uans, Mapes, and Allen l. Needles Super phos
rhatc of Lime. Clover Timothy, Orchard, and
Rcy Grass Seed bought and sold.
We are also agents for the Pennsylvania Farm
Journal, and other agricultural works
$. 4 NJ. PENNOCK h CO.,
Apr GIN Foot Market st. Wilmington. Dol
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GRAIN DRILLS.

100 PENNOCk'S Wheat Drills, with grass
HUI seed oats and guano Attachments
anIeol to work we'll Tie improvements that we
have made in the guano attachment we think will
make it an invaluable machine, in connection with
the wheat drill, for the farmer
Pcnnocks Corn Planters for salo by
S. & NJ. PENNOCk 4 CO.,
Apr { 6m Foot Market st. W lmington. Del
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H1soi VII HMM S0ou
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 on hand and baked to order
ICE CIR Fam
Away kept in season
Don't forget the place, Elkton Restaurant on
Main Street. in the EIkton Arcade, next door to
the office of Cecil Wing, and also next door to j.
B. Ash's now Store. ENOCII CROUCH
April lift
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Will You Take Notice.
THAT the Undersigned, offer for sale, a
l. stock Of ,-,,,

WHY tHc UIIWCTsIBHSU3 UHeT IUT BaI9,
l. stock Of .-.q
LUMBER, P.aILLNGS, LATHS, .,r....
SHINGLES, MILLS, PLOJYS, CAST
INGS, SALT, FISH, FLOUR, PL.qS-
TER, MEXICAN. AND PERUTL.4N
GU.7NO, &c. Also purchase GRAIN and
PRODUCE at liberal prices, pay cash on
delivery, for grain, either at Winners Point,
Georgetown, or auy good landing on the Sas-
safras or adjacent rivers. where they can cen
veniently ship by steamboat or vessel--and
after noticing the above announcement, will
you, with disposition TO practice economy,
call and ascertain if it win not contribute to
your interest to trade with
. y WILMER FORD.
Winners Point, mar "a If
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And whereas no personal property can be
found on the premises.
Therefore, ordered, that if the taxes due
on the above described land as afore said as
scsscd to the individuals aforesaid on the
books Of the Commissioners of Cecil county,
be not paid within thirty days after the pub
LEGATION of this order together with the costs
Of advertising and all other legal charges due
thereon, to George Mullin, late collector
for said district; he shall, after causing TWEEN
ty days notice tc be given, sell the said land,
or such part thereon as may be necessary to
raise the sum due thereon, together with the
legal charges thereof to the highest bidder
for the payment of the same agreeably to the
acts Of Assembly in such cases maue and
provided. BY Order,
p. G. RICKETTS,. Clerk
April 2l--4t. Com. Cecil County.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

T have this day associated with me in the
l. Tin and Stove business, Jos. P. Cantwel.
The business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of Staples Il Cantwcll.
EWARD w. STAPLES.
Elkton, April 2, 1858.
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Dissolution of Co-PartRership:

TNIIE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween tho subscribers, under the name of
Boulder 4 Mcfarland, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Levi l.. Boulder retiring
from the firm. All persons indebted to the
late firm are respectfully solicited to make
payment to Richard Mcfarland, who is alone
authorized to receive tho amounts due said
firm, and in whose Hands the books and &C.
counts are placed for collection.
LEVI l.. BOULDEN,
RICHARD MCFARLAND.
Chesapeake City, March q, 1856.
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NOTICE..

STOCKHOLDERS Of Cecil Bank, Port De-
~ post, will please take notice that an cleo
ton for nine Directors, will take place at
their Banking House, on MONDAY, the It'll
May, next, between the hours of and 9
O'Clock p. NJ. J. TOME,
Apr u st Pres't
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lJlc0.

On the 22nd inst, ADAM WHANy GILP1N,
fourth son Of Henry IL. Gilpin, Esq in the
18th year Of his age.
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NOTICE..

:" 1IEREAS the State and County taxes
w Of the following years have not been
paid on tract Of land containing % acres,
lying in the Fourth Election District Of Cecil
county, belonging to the heirs of Jacob Jones
and charged on the Assessment book Of Cecil
county to the heirs Of Evan Pussy, which
taxes are due as follows:
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ELKTON RESTAURANT,

ELKTON RESTAURANT,
TT you want to find the place to get CHEAP
i DINNERS call at the
ELkTON RESTAURANT,
where you can get OYSTERS at all times and at
the shortest notice. served up in tho following
ways:
FRIED.
STEWED, ~
ROASTED, or
RAW, u! cts
Coffee, with Ham and Eggs, 1874
Coffee with Chicken and Rolls ISI
Tea, with Chip-becf and Rolls, l2} &"
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT;

THE STEINER LADY HILMER,
AGn CAPT. WILLIAM
H@jta%n,~W U,,S4H; Having
HG i;:5fiiY. been Pit in thorough
6.tSSsssssaasHS repair, and neatly IT.
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Nrrks
oFFICIAL L..

Ysuaaln Paes Frssaasat " r~ass 1svas a. "a
wAer. "a pnSs soserrm
rvsvnps AxsIng srass~S lhss ysags
sramanp xyvuae& rssssi ~ 5sxssy Gsav~~. f
a. serge 81 rsrH ! ser~n, reeoGas Am sseA, sd
a.sr, AHA re. s5ny snA As<saa pcsrs, 90
pvssss.s.s ss saasah = - sssssd
seus y units& -s~~s
I'm tsony whereof czsssa rssss e~rs % ~ nsds
rurns ara the EEt~a IN ned
Given uasrr hand sssn aAs "
r. Mar.n Hess sa ID hs DS~psassnes 81 ss~ uass~d
at.isx . s~v~nps rinss
rRasKLIs rrEseE
~ ne PreaasHr5
W. l.. MAsCrs ssessIssy 81 stSts4
F4aakHp Pzs Frsss6saf u UuAitd n ss y "a
sxus>efsy hasing srsesd fsf hasss
censae has sr1see Netherlands s Ns~
Orleans ans Nmss~savv Do ssr~sy
rsc.gns.~ and aseszs hiH sse-s and ga
pwsrs. sna privileges s@osta " 100
fsver-s rn~ tnssse Stss~s
IN te-an.asy ~h~r~n csaSed sse bs ~Sds
v.ept nns uuSa~a Ne hsr~suss s1sss
Gives wy ~ wsssssxson fss iTsh saf u
II - NHreh a. " tndrp~ma~ncs ~ ne tp*
80 srairs u An~rra me ssr~ssy sisss
franklin rIEaCE
~ Fr.%aaesss
W. l. Massey. ssesrsssy "a ssss.
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SArIoNALIzTyG KNOW yoTHINGIsM.

senator wiscn Of MaSsachusstg having hesn called to
for his in Congress by q his brother
kBow-nOshings replies learn from the Massachusetts
PiF5oufh Rock BY asclaring that be Washington
Cor The purPose q Matchmaking The party and thar
be thinks be suceceded IN The ssmpt 50 that Senator
Wilson's platform "no slave STATES, repeal q he
fagtveaFt law, abOtion y slavery IN the Disfrrt Of
Columhis = aid V = the creed o. Foarno- Rens
and Patton tie know nothing candidates 81 Virginia
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Central stor~s.v west Building.

nEaHY EAOFHER jaS1 opened supplies
Thssr sens eospete "a all ar
throughout
Purchaser has early sfau cascs styles
9rhag~~E.
Th-vr aazssaas xssnsumSal fhs entire
.res = marks6 H~acv sea aay Nv essh,
rsourreiasis rgs-f
ss.g gsssnss all ssh~r- ss HswaSex 90 ""r
prosperity
invariably essi~sVn ID ~rnnnn
Id gloves rxessnged "a ns~s saes
3esy
Good srsrles grc-s ssd as~ax be- rssd % 70 ai
Aad,sona5 sesphs~ ~rsvins Anaay.
Mar 3-tg0ur
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Treasury Departments.
MNvga s TAI


NOTICE hereby gwen
the completing purchasr Of me therein
ns
Of ssssdue proposed
81 s9 s3 a. said sfocks oer~d re-
crived here prior tar first day az june
TaEAsusx DEPARTMENT.,
January 2, 1858.
gwen following dr~~rhsd
the Ua.ssd department prrp~rsd
tae hsrwof aaS chs
portions
81 xe ,boa the and ths erAs hsrrnAsssr msp
uoned,
any conunxSas competition sscd,
preference order Of whsch ssd soeas
The certificates, duly asgneA the uaafes
hs thereof
transmitted department the receipt whrrrn
wiz he Of the fIawins psstsrunrs
I. The specf6sd W. each ccrtAcafr
?rran ssock 81 the ioaa aahos1xrd ny In act %
Of 1854 -aeemssa Hist
10 ~ r. loans sanrtxsa
and rsdc~nabe, t the sss
p~cb~ sg1 t~ Jah iase cSe % ~ cent
snarszHa the sf in5s And
Dcehe 1854 teomnosly called fhe Texaa
iaarmnl-y,5 cent.
infes-si fnu Is % Jsnasly
aad Treasury VITA ma
~s reach re o~s1 q sse
ia Addison
HSscn New Hofx
ar gh1l.dcfpnis p.sses may
cecHIe WI be sHai1a The aen~ot " tss sotcr
sr actually rrnsv hS Treasury ob before the
LANES GUTHRIE.
Secretary VI the Treasury.
Mar s-atJusela Eiat and starl
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Al the late municipal election in Rendng the county
town Of Berks FeunsylFani the nothing ticket was
elected As Brks county enjoys national reputation Cor
i's persistent and overwhelming democratic maioer this
success Of The knownothiuEs heraded By their organs
with than the customary flourish d srnltaon Thes
organs have sudiousy omitted 70 state that although
Reading i 10 the heart Of sterling and seadst drno-
cratic county has gsasraily, not uniformy, given
large majority for the wg party and its candidates The
trhnstion from whggery know-nOthingm merely IN
oheaienos 70 organic law Of federalism.
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aaICHAEL RE, chief clerk the
vi eacr Trssw1Sy ss~na
h4sfpay settlements
ease awa ,yaanser sncan~a
lnswsssars sra srmw sAaniaa warrants
snpcnssass accompanied pss ccs War
rants procured o dollar each
Eslshs whasrsey, ESQ., Comptroller % me Treasury
vashan SARGENT esd iass Register VI the Treasury.
yohn IL the LAND SrAcs
III
rae Mayer u Wsa&xngsun.
Ae-~ 4 RIEys and
of The several sssA~ Ia ashEnsUn
and 9corz~tsva.
Mar EJ-ds~ neaN
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~ ~9xm4 nr..a sos~rnn~~s tins rsssa Snfss tar
t~ssnbtsS~d ~ act 81 C"n&~ss sPpp.rs
" uEder ~ rnesxsnnn
,uaa-s psa afCs~-ss rsxfsastsn q m
sxpse~ass smpsea
, . ros~rwne NJ unfe& stssss ~ IN eae~
as~nsx IA CLAIMS xsnl1 aencsfrh
~~ns.d ,n - rsxss hw~ cnags. hasssva when
- eln~ - sn1 aUeugsssesp~ w&n~ Ny
- a. - tnspsss, wfn ~ - IN v~s~ay VI
n TW0UPOu4. Anmnsv = LSw.
~ su~ss. wssaasssa~
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-" A~T
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AZ .. q. aseurxE. A~sus.s~r.

VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND NEAR THE CITY At FUR
10 -aa. pnshc Tuesday, ire
Ssb sAy ~ ~ oar assra
be
PARTY tgorefy evaAsy principally Nsssnssn
eoaa5y D. c. cpP-f~ ~ * tpegh n Hspairy about
ax males from washington sad
eanaa1eas roaa a@a~r TIE ~ci vxcessn
and The
~ra
tae ygsaAar..
n~saugai
VT ee ~Ehshl1ed o4
Jshn Psrser Aoaiag -ha~ properly ANY
h may ~ ~ E JAS C. McGEEaE
March I4--eeds xurgamcrr.
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AZ the late election in View Hampshire the town d Hills
boro the birthplace q Prsidsn, Pierce retained IN,
democrats 70 the legisiAtars.
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MARKET GARDEN AVID DAIRY KsNM ssw sale,
M saaaea zS~ Fsomss Farsx ccasu Virginia. eight
aides from Washnr'on the aeos~to~s nrnpse, sna asan
fou Alexandria
weaaaa,
being ea,laing
having Asb improved ~ am~ and ssArr eE
Address CATEsay Ar. a. JONES,
Msr zu-esdu Washington.
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yvsHE HOsMy 1EE--cssv-rs'. as~ psmiem esas'' 800 800
sau~s~ gsa'rsl 'siSA
~~ syadss FRIDAY v~rrt tsvsst in~ssSs 80
"a. spe~mw~s Vt h~n-s ~ss* N'""T s f
ghsv 1sy ysrhssed s9asr~ fss re~ s.ssss 81 vryv
Mar S-&AAlicp* ~
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VALUABLE sEaL ESTATE Foa SaLE.-rhe osbaAa
tnr Unaaa BulSAng~,s and occupied
Union establishment Fsey sisaa~a
lJsh rgan
80 deep.
properly Of division r~srrsagemra
h~st saaiae-s srapds
yesry Ths nme ~ sne
ns september which dx8
may be mad,
iasg~ f-h Cop
g O6hce, south az G.
I7A
z building Of Y xnd TIN
h PRIOR
Mar, be paslis Terms
vii " made favorable purchaser.
Ayyly W CIV n WlNpER,
of Tin and
Mar 18-2awvi5 May
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NEw WAY % 0EIAIxIsa rAssAex-ShF Queen u me
Seas which cleared this port yesterday says the Boz
ton Telegraph for San Francisco has all Der hsrrhs taken
ur. Among her passengers sevr-sa young ladies'
entrgsu wishing psy much - take passage in ths ssP
found there Cor him except BY rnsryrg one
II hs yuung ladies' which be accprdnxly did and the
Nrrth Which be cccnpsed w The ycung ady viii
now be sTea BY Eve bope) harry ooupie
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-20

We inadvertently omitted Ii hast Issue, to call at
teron u the speech Of Hon Mr. Rufn Of North Carolina
which appeared in that number This admirable speech
however, bears with il lis Recommendation for IL is
Of the best speeches the know-nothing question
which have yet been made in out Of Congress AS
companion piece give this morning the speech recently
delivered in the House Of Representatives on the
question Is Hon Mr. Letcher az Virginia This admirable
speech Of Mr. l. cannot he too extensively circulated
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-20

AxorHKa EExAREAEEE rAwAH--A correspondent q ne
oonsockst Patriot Dotng account published IN The
Boston Journal w weeks since Of family Of six ladies
In Dunhury whose united nses four hundred asa
seventy y-az ssys thar In the tosn q wess Hartford
Coun there family Of Scldsns comprising eight broth
es and sisters whose und agrs nbcut eight han
dred yeArsfhs youngest being ssssnp sad the oldest
nexry ninety years q age few years ago the rbers
q the family together u the old homestead and sang
together tbs good old tunes which their father and mother
sang ninety years ago.
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Leader Of the 18th instant:
Las; Sunday was The darkest day that we hav. sesn
since eclipse the Lghts necessary al mid
Ar 10 eorrecsy The darkness appears 10 hare
been prevalent wide space One Ct cur Cincinnati
exchanges ssys that lights necessary in that city O.
the breakfast and dinner tables and until ser three O'clock
In the sfterneor il difficult read without The aid %
artificial illumination Al high ncondny the glitter q
gas Light lArnpght candght could tt seen ~ NAM
wndows and aaeer spectacle il strange ghsstly
light shore fanty the Eky and from ever chimney
rxrs a smoke lowered and fpercd ofrily IN the heRvy
air.