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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

40 acres highly improved farm; s mites fr.n, Day.
port 200 acrcs in crltivat ton gd beard fence with
osagc orange, house, stable, etc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

miles from Davenport; ID acres 20 acres I'M
pfos.d-2o Ncrts UNDERSTANDING water, house. s,a-
bic, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

j. ". WILEY,
Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provbtons, Pro
duee DC. Second ST., bet. Brady and Main, Daven
uort, Iowa. ocs1s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
JAM Es. r. HOG ANE,

:,orncy and Counsellor at Law Once Ia psNrn-
ports Block, opposite the LeClairc House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
TO RENT FOR 20 YEARS.
Hams +! Hams !

A Choice lot OF Sugar Cured Hams inst rec-iv
n and for sale,
lsuRiadf0 N. DaLIZELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

~ wen indeed does 10 execute his Office How Doh
manages to obtain h living is involved in quite
mystery continuous choice Of his present abode
10 resolves NO compensation whatever for his servcss
and has but htle opportunity ~ realise presents from
te class and character Of the inmates who nightly 10
with him.
In souhveste. corner Of the basement Dick has
establish cd sort OF mins.ure Office and counting N,
and With cehE and chair and bo,ks Of witch he hai
ssoIe two, sid newspapers, bundles OF which are
nicely folded his shelf his leisure is devoted to what
he terms literary pursuits. His personal habits
c,eanly ardvhen DcH is met the streets As
say ct given be every day he may be seen, his
Isarance that Of sesdy, debsitei and sober gentle
man.
Military PARADEs AND Varrs-rhere will be grand
time 1T Esst New York tomorrow. The First Brigade,
composed Of the Seventh Eighth and Sixty ninth Reg
nents, and the Garde lafayette N. Y s. H., will drll
there in atgoe Dress II is 70 be day for work. not
bs shew. The morning is to be devoted to drills by
battalion, And in the III there Will be DrIgade
in line There is aso to be firing with blank
cartridge, snd ell who desire 'spoeli powdero will
doubtless be hsnd This list Regiment viii parade to
Hamilton square for regimental drill also tomorrow.
TIE Columbian Ride Corps Of Philadelphia, Captain
George p Mclean, will visit Newark, N. j., tomorrow
accompanied by tae City Brass Band, whore they will be
received by tho Columbian Rifles, Captain Britinghoer
On Tuesday they viii visit this city, when, doubt,
some Of our hcsptable city companies will receive them
IN proper manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11
SEGARS.

CFaARs.-CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE sE-
- gars much less than their market value, rom stock OF
81 90 upwards Operas S. DO Cash advanced segsrs In
bond or Otherwise, q, CHEEKS, IL Broadway,
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NTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

CBRMAN, EFaLlSR, SCOTCH AND IRISH SER
" ysts wilh gcsd Ieeommendatons, can be ooaired a
Reade sree slfo waers Goa hnen, fAruers shores 6c
Dsog rs psG sEar:e :@fe ~ freenTh q. psG 9: In,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

Espenscheid's Spring style for 1885 IL a
perfect study 4 sits on the head 8 nature and high 4 had
cse m new York hat bought except 1t ESPEN
00HEID'g llS Nassau street. Price Is So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

Hats for Rainy Weather, Hats for Pleasant
weather hats In fact all kinds Of weather. so hats and
hats; dress hats for S. WHITES the batter lS
Fulton aueet between Broadway and Nassau street.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

~S@~~ --~~N ~%~ $500 - N>--~>s- 49, s~l4NNez
GH nm A PARTY WITH THE ABOVE SUM CAN
0O.UUU. have the opportunity 10 buy out wholesale
and provision store West street. Washington
MARKET the lease CT the store very uabe and at low
rent having four years TO TO party wishing the kind Of
business better chance viii never offer 10 make money Ad
dress Provision, Herald office.
FURNISHED ROOMs TO LEr-TO GENTLEMEN
without board in the desrable and beautifully located
house 80 Spring next next 10 the Prescott House, The house
ia newly furnished and contains all the modern improve
ments Unexceponabe references given and required Ap.
ply at the above address, 80 Spring street.
GRAND APoILINEA, Is BLEECKRR STREET, COR
VI of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sARACCo takes pleasure
informing the public hs. wing 70 he great crowd attend
have the every Wednesday and Saturday at So p NJ
Entrance, 81; twelve tickets, f6
ITO LET-NEAT ROOMS, ON. FIRST FLOOR, OVER THE
store 4 Broome street third door east Of Broadway nicely
fitted This desirable opportunity for hNe wishing %
obtain good busnefs location. Rent low. Apply 10 BEN
NETT ST., CO., the premises. N. B-A good assort-
inert Of second hand pianos for sale cheap.
RIO LET-PossEssIoN IMMEDI6TELY-TwO CON.
i venent floors through, containing four large
each floor house. 156 Forfeit street be second
and Third rent S end SOL Also 10 SHOVE
splendid third floor in houss 4s next Ffeh stsre
Broadway and Eighth avenue cars; rooms, rent So
tpPly sf s9oye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

New Furniture for Old Furniture.-Capt.
Dorys furniture poisher and beautder will make old fur
nure lock az good rs furniture. Bold by NJ WHITE SO
Division street. York and So Main street. Brooklyn; also
\ Third avenue. Price rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

yet well know him gently bred.
And that his rank u more than others,
For Ger his stately limbs were spread
The choicest garments OF Smith BROTHERS"
One prco clothing warerooms 122 and lao uton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

nen combining the advantages Of the organ, msoden and
phzoaore Tbs tene rich mellow and powerful and well
highest testimonials from the profession amateurs and the
do the United States which be at the
pcofore Of the manufacturers. Price from go
u alM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

ASTROLOGY.
1ST1fRTOY1NCR-NRs s6YHOUR, 10 SPRING
~ street, few doors west OF Broadway the most celebrated
discovered and oursd cusbs NE fss and whsreaSoss Of
absout made known; unerng advice business TO-
and charge unless satisfied.
17LAIRvOYANCR.-MRs HAYES, I76 GRAND STREET,
health restored In all Ladies' hear from those who
aud dear to them Unerrng advice given respect
ing persons business DC No charge remember unless
fectly tatsie1.
MADAME MORROW TKIs PAST PRESENT AID FU.
M events that she asonsies all that visit her.
speedy marriages who will all enjoy the great at happiness
and good luck. No charge not saaed rs Broome street,
Cannon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vOLLANTE WILL, UPON
V the receipt OF % cents. or Its equivalent 10 postage
stamps send delineaion Of PERSONS character their
past present and future DESTINY from specimen hand-
writing describe the they will success In lawsuits
journeys Address, with return postage New York Post
Office
IA ATRIMONIAI.-MILE CALEsrk LA sALT.E, AUTO.
M grapher de Paris, will send, upon the receipt OF hheen
the full dolneaton Of persoYs character habits
cess and destiny; the they love w marry Ad
drees with return postage Mile Celeste La sale Post Office
New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LUCIUs LA FLRUREs AU-
M tographer de Paris end formerly attendant upon the EN-
will the receipt OF twenty FIVE cents send 70
the full deneaon Of their character and their future
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER HAS ARRIvED, AND
mpart few secrets by which much Of the mseries OF
married life be avoided AZ hundreds that are now mis-
cradle be made happy no posture about this
novelty can obtain them b. nconx one United States stap
Tor If out Of the city, addressed TO boz 1863 Post ooe New
York city.
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ryorc for the Afflicted. - Thosc whose d.

Home for the AnnActcus' WnOse III
organs are affected be cured by drinking
xms corda cognac bitters Those In sgony from burning
csn be relieved by the same Darrha and cholera flee
away when The bers are taken and bilious stacks
srrS IN every season. worth all the and spch IKE
Msss.n street. M r. try glass; and you Will never be with.
cut bottle Of Il IN your house. w. CARhELIcH Agent,
Mobile, Alabama,
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Umpire HOOK Ard LADDER COMPANY. NO s.-HT
~ the annual meeting Of this company held at the truck
house. Eighth and Forty eighth street. Wed
nesday eyening May 1856, tho following officers
nimously elected. vz5Foreman Francis Frank; Assistant
creary Hon. Nicholas Seags Assistant Secretary Michael
Held Nicholas 6eaEst aud Francis Frank.
The meeting then adjourned. BY order of company,
- JOHN sw1CK. Acting Foreman.
FRANCIS FRANZ, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11

flamOS ana 0eAOucOnbs-AhC AAOkaCC WV
TIERS pianos and meodeons to be found
1t No 1893 Broadway Pianos for rent and rent allowed
purchase for sale monthly payments. Second hand
piapo from $50 70 $40. Melcdeonf from $40 10 $35.
OH Paintings, Looking Glasses and Mirrors
1t auction The great sale of valuable oil paintings splendid
row onday and Tuesday, at 100 Fulton street Dealers.
keepers aud fan lies who wish to adOrn their houses
viii pd his the best opportunity offered the goods
se ing ct great sacrifice 40 per cent below cost wind up
tbo business Of an old establishment
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND IlKaUUEKSs
CHOICE SELECTION OF SHERRIES. MADEIRAS.
"A ports champsgres and caret wines brandies Jamaca
Schedam schnapps holland and English cordial GIN old
Mononsahela Scotch and Irish whkies london and Dublin
porter Scotch ales for sale at UkDERHILL MATTER
SONS 400 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
HOLLAND GIN-50 PIES, VERY SUPERIOR, OF
IL the double brand Just received and tor sale
from bend, by SIMPSON BROS. 10 Beaver street.
juat received and tor sale from bond by SIMPSON BROs
10 Beaver street.
on DON CORDIAL GINA VERY SUPERIOR LOT
IL Of Booth Sedwck's London cordial gin just received
SALE in and by the sole tor the United
6tateg. SIMPSON BROTHERS., 10 Beaver street.
II octaves worry high favored pale and dark Of the
celebrated brand Of Rochelle vine propetors for
10 Beaver street.
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VETERANS OF THR WAR OF 1917 WILL MEET AT
this Sunday at O'Clock r. TO attend the funeral
service Of ourbeoyed brother soldier Lieutenant Matthew G.
st. Jchn at his late residence ITO West Seventeenth street.
Grape on arm and cockade on hat BY order Of
A. w. JONES, Lieut., Col. CONG.
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4 RfIFICIAL TEEyH.-KEsNRDY HErNDsMAN.
- surgical nnd meohsnica dentists 40 Canal In
form their friends and the public tia, hey have located Them
selves the above address, where they have
arrangements for the manufacture Of artificial teeth and thew
would respectfully invite the attention Of the u the
cssas o. their work at thor office which they are conddes
wntear comparison with any ether and A. much lower price,
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THE TRADES.
A THOROUGHBRED MECHANIC, WHO WAS FOR
"A employ Cd in OF the prucpal
res OF needles in Europe wishes 10 find capitalist willing to
introduce that industry In this country; he
references given. Address ~ F., Herald office.
TOURNEYMEN HORSE suOERs' Pr oTECTIVE UNION
q and Benevolent eocety.-An requested 10
mtet at Hermitage Hall, Monday, Nay IT, oc ock for
the purpose OF celebrating fh anniversary Line OF
march from first ayenue % seeond street. the Bowery to
Chatham street Nassau Fulton Broad yAv
Thirteenth tree Eghh Forty second street
TO Third avenue Fourteenth street. avenue 10 Housou
street. LhWRKHCE HAND. Ppasdent
JonN TAAF, Secretary. .
WANTBD.-RIGHT OR TIN FIRST RATE CARPEN.
w ters and oners, OF Ooumbia ald Chape sta
Albany. Inquire OF John N. Parker
WANrED-A GOOD JoURNEYMAN PLUMBER TO GO
w West None but q first hand need apply. Apply
TO j. II. Jones Il Co.. sS aud 40 Whie at.
w AFTED-hX FIRST RATE GAS FILTERS. NOME
wv others need spply Good wages given.
JOHN g. WILSON, 80 Centre street.
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DEAR WAFrED.-ANy ONE HAVING AN AMERI-
- rcsn bear Tor sale can fla purchaser by inquirng
o. Frau kiln street new York.
H,oR sALE-A SPLENDID BLOODHOUND JUST IN
ported frorA Ireland Price $50 Dan be No. 40
A, corner OF Sew entst nth street.
CPORTING.-A SHOOTING MATCH rs TO COME OFF
- between Mr. Beatty and Mr. Harh,rne both OF Brooklyn
on Monday Nay H. 1856 AZ O'Clock p NJ, Oscar Sand
torda he Newark turnpike. Twenty five birds each
usut rulss. Nos. tx iitng match Of the seasou.
-. r. y sscysr. &c sssA T-.rpks~A,S y lxS
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DECLINING CHAIRS
d Wheel chairs,
Ohambs or chairs,
Library chairs,
OF every variety,
Manufactured by
N. W. KING 4 SON,
4S8 Broadway and 100 Mercer street. New York.
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(yAL1roRNIA DIAMONDS EQUAL IN BRHLIANOy
~ and appearance 70 he PIN, " 70 f9
rings 10 500 earrings Is 10 S26 ladies' pima S. u 800
studs sleeve buttons 40 Of the sosye articles sent BY
manufacturing Jewellers, a07 Broadway.
WEST CHAINS, MANUFACTURED FROM COMPOST
ton and sold.Tbese ctaius warranted not To chan
color, ard will tho sold gold They
rsned IS represented or The money retne Prices g. -
10 S6. Manufactured only by L. J. JACOBS. asnu.aa
turing jewellers, s07 Broadway
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Other Countries.
CHINA AND THE CHINESE.


81 John howl1ng has recently adlcSscd a
long ana interesting letter to the royal ASA
TIC TIC society OF London on the subject of China
us o'nelal position as ambassador has given
l'itn sooa opportunity to ob'nin authentic
lnlornaIioh' ana .he following facts collected
IRON ms communication cannot but be read
win interest.
forty-'hr'e years ago the last official cen
sns OF the Empire was taken at which time
the roFnlatloh was reported at "b2 ,O0oooO.
ana me present tS'llhalc IS 40o,OOooUO.-
According to ancient usage the population is
grouped under the following beads; /. schol-
ais; z hus'aiilnen; g. mechanics; A. mer-
chants. ~ numerous additional class Is that
OF social oulcasis-such as gamblers stage
players, brgEarS, conVlctS, and robbers. H"-
man life is divided oy the Chinese into ten
periods, as follows The age OF III Is called
the opening degree; ~, youth expired; Y
80, strength and marrlaSe: ~. Officially
apt: 90, error knowing: 10, clclc clos
ing" 10, ''rare bird OF age; 50, rusty WIS.,
age; W, delayed: lUO, ages extremity"
Tn the subject OF food tho. Chinese have but
one prejudice, that is against mtih, which they
never touch, while little puppies, kittens,
young rats, monkeys, and snakes are consil-
cred Gclicac!cS. They prefer these even when
i'll state OF decomposition. Chickens in the
shell command high prices. Milk is, how
ever, used by very aged people. Both in
eating and drinking they are remarkably
temperate but opium is the cause Of much
wretchcdncss throughout the Empire. The
number people who annually die i'll China
is said TO be truly frightful. Multitudcs per-
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by consideration of the excitement upon
The snhjcct Of slavery. The Governor justi-
fics as matter of course, the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, although we venture
to assert that lie never dreamed that the act
should be repealed until it was done by his
Democratic friends in Congress. He now
finds that it was a just and righteous proceed
ing although it is the source Of all the excite
mcnt which at present afilicts the country.
Had the Governor omitted all from his mes
sage which concerns the American party and
the justification of the Nebraska Kansas bill,
it would have been in better taste, and done
him more credit.
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COACH MAKING
Ar rpI,E
BRICK HEEET'RNG ElGgaE.

= tNS5S THE Subscriber, thankful for
f,sA31s1+1.3E liberal share of public patronage !
" has enjoyed. takes this method of
informing his numerous frieuds end customers,
that he is now prepared to furnish them and all
others with ready mad Carriages of various sly ,cs,
finish and prices; made Of the very best materials
and by the best mechanics lie will also make to
order, al! kinds Of Fancy Carriages. Euggics Sui
kios kockaways, &c. and will be found At all times
well prepared with MS good seasoned st, Il as can
possibly be found and is at all times prcpnl Cd with
the best mechanics to do the different branches Of
work belonging to the business lie also PURCHASES
hi. stock in large quantities, at the lowest essh
prices and therefore. can do a better Job for the
same money, han can be got within rcQsv bic
distance of him.
Having procured the services of n srpcr,o: fnith,
he is prepared to do all kinds of CARR e, ron
work win ncatncss and despatch.
" constantly on hand, second handed Carriages
of various description.
n All work warranted for ono year il { r'y rsod
The public would do well to call AM * mine
his stock of work before purchasing clstwl,....
Feb Iyx VIM. j. MAKCNl;aNE.
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IsiaRabel' AT Nortil EAST.

ENlE subscriber having commenced the
l. Lumber business at North East, at the
old yard formerly occupied by his father, is
prepared to furnish the public with almost
any article in the lumber line. He has a
large and well selected stock of Boards.
Plank, Joists, Scan!ling. Rafters, Shingles.
Lath, Pailings. &c, which he is prepared to
sell as cheap as the cheapest, for cash, or on
time to punctual customers. He respectful
ly solicits those in want of lumber to call and
examine his stock and he will endcavor at
all times to give satisfaction.
Oct. l3--tf. JOHN MAULDIN.
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Annapolis, Jan. 1, 1856.
miscellaneous.
Written for The Cecil Wing.
1856.

A new year has commenced, and the in
quistiye character of the human mind
desires TO lift the veil of the future and look
into the coming events that arc before us-to
know whether peace will abound in our land
or, whethcr grim -vizagcd war will sound his
trumpet, and beat to arms. Many will be
anxious to know whether the pestilcnce that
dcpopulatcd Norfolk and Portsmouth, will
again resume its ravagcs, and what will be
its direction, whether north or south, cast or
west; and -whether in a mildcr or more ag
gravatcd form. Wonder who will be Presi
dent of the United States multitudes are
exclainling-wilh he be Il northern or southern
man? American, Democratic, or Free Soil
will the stirring times Of 1910 return, or will
every man quietly pursue the even tenor Of
his way? Many will feel much interest in
knowing whether present prices will be main
laned whether the Eastern war will con-
tinue and the grain market rule high: whcth-
or Real Estate will stand still in value, re-
Ccde or advance. Ladies, too, may be
specializing on the probable effects of the
leap year; whether its privileges will pro-
dnce any practical effect, and to what ex-
tent.
1t will most probably be an eventful year.
but we are Aot prepared to chronicle in adj
vance, and must defer our record of strange
events until they happen; in the mean time,
however, permit us to say that those who are
industrious and frugal; who avoid folly and
extravaganza; who live honestly and upright
1y, will have no cause to regret such COURSE
but will be better enabl ed thereby, to enjoy
the bonntics Of Providence, and to bear the
reycrses that may befal them. Z.
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WHOLE No. 754.
nlrtI)an.eal.
nlrtban.eaI.
NOW is THE TIME TO EUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT THE ELKTON
Furniture Ware-Eocrs.

IA AAUul w o. VINoCjA.Ss
DY II. MARSIBANK, who would respectfully
ID return his thanks to his friends AID o III,
public for the liberal patronage heat fule be
slowed on him. and would cali their att cntion tn
the fact that he has removed to his New Shop and
Ware Rooms in tho Hollow - nearly opposi,e the
Farmers and Mechanics Hotel where he L,.
now on hand Tie
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
Of Furniture ever offered in Elkton all of which is
made by the very best workmen. of tho very st
materials, He has on hand and still manuf..c-
lures all kinds of
Walnt and Mahogany Furniture;
Spring-Scat Sofas; Largo Arm Chairs;
Rocking Chairs. of all kinds;
Bureaus sf all kinds; Reception Chairs
Enclo led Washsands marble and plain tops;
Sidsboaris; Secretaries and Book Gases;
Che try q Walnut breakfast & dining tables:
Walnut and MahoganG Warlrobe
do do Eelstoads, of Jenny
Lind, Cottage and French patterns;
High post and plain Maple iselstcads
Looking Gasscs-all kinds and sizes wish
Mahogany Walnut or Gilt frames;
large assortment OF cane-selt, round-bacn
otfce. pivot and windsor chairs.
All furniture sold as cheap it can be bought in
either city town.
UNDERTAKING.
Collins made of all kinds; mahogany waln,.,
covered with cloth; lined with silk. satin or hni,, el;
and all Tuner us attended at all tunes at the = ~
est notice. and on tho most reasons bic terms
Feb Sly ROBERT MANSlii;A
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New Carriage IianufactoE J
ELK1ON, SD.
E2, a. HALE 1. go.


pESPECTFTLLY inform thr ji.l..ir. .r.,t
IL they have commenced the i..l.,I.-..:,,.
OF Carriages in Ellton, at the shops fu.ia.f.l
occupied by Robert Marshhauk. bore Iii
orders i'll their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages Of every description made to
order, of the best maeral and :he most faith
tul workmanship, and insured for one year. If
properly used. Having practical acfuaint-
ancc with the business. acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some of the best workmcn in their cmpIoy,
they iiattcr themselves that their work will
compare favorably with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisIythe public, on these points,
is fair trial. They solicit share of tho
public patronage.
GJTold Carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended TO, at moderate rates,
march II 1y
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WIN. NC CLELLAND. NICHOLAS HISS
A NEW LUMBER YARD,
Err gI,Ntnab. Md.

TIVE undersigned have bought out Mcssrs.
Il Poole & Sewall's lumber yard and rcmov-
ed it to their own yard near the Catholic
Church at The Plank Road, and are now lay
ing in Il General Assortment Of
View lumber, art Low Prices,
which they respectfully invite their friends,
and the friends of Messrs Poole x Sewall as
well as the public, generally, to call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
May 2G If McCLELLAND & HISS,