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The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
SIIERIFES SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of vcnditioni exponas-
issued by Thomas d. Clayton, one ofthc JUS
tees of the Peace in and for Cecil County,
to me directed, will expose 10 sale at Public
Auction. at the Court House door in Elkton,
on Saturday The 24M day Of May 1856, at
o'clock, p. NJ. for Cash, all that tract or par
eel of Land called Long Green" lying and
being in Cecil County aforesaid containing
54ACRES OF FLAND,
more or less being the same tract of Land
devised by Samuel !Crothers, deceased, unto
Lewis Crothers, togehcter with all the Build.
ings, improvements and appurtcnanc ces there
unto belonging late the property of Levi.
Crothers, seized and taken into execution al
the suit of Joseph Hopkins, use of j. I
Jannev. JOHN j. r. POOLE,
Elkton, May, 3rd, lS5G-ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES The
Washington correspondent of the Phladel-
phia American writes:
Mr.. Da las writes that the opposition in
Parliament were to make formidable DEM
onstration on the Ministry a week after the
date of his first letter, and that both parties
were preparing for a contest involving the
continuance of Lord Palmerston in power.
He says that the sentiment of enlightened
men is growing towards the side Of the Uni
ted States.
No conference or correspondence had ta-
ken place concerning the enlistment trouble,
and no notice had been given of an intention
TO answcrthe demand Of our government.
This delay is irksomc here. and may be ter
minated by a request for an immediate and
specific reply.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
$50 IPEW ARD

- AN away from the Subscriber, on Bo-
IS hcmia Manor. Cecil comfy, on Saturday
the 10Th ult., a culored woman named Ann
Johnson, aged 90 or n years. copper com
plcXiun; had On when She ran away. no shoes
domestic dress, we'll Worn; no bonnet, but
her head tied in IA handkerchief. She form
crly came from ncighborhoud of Cambridge.
and belonged to one Samuel Harrington. and
it is supposed she is making her way down
wards To where she came from. Any person
arrcsting said negro woman or placing her
in Jail, so that get her shall have the above
reward. WIN. II. RHODES,
May 3, lS56-3w. Chesapeake City, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

fuwN ELrcrloS.-Thc election for Com
missioneis Of the Town of Ilkton takes place
on Monday afternoon, next. 1t is important,
that active business men should be elected.
who will have an eye to the improvement OF
the town at the same time that they will be
economical in their use of the pcoPlc's s money.
The Ciiice is one of much rcsponsihility-,thc
services arc all rendered gratuitously, and the
most praiscworthy efforts for the good of the
this should not deter good citizens from serv
ing when eieattd
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
Onr Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
CHESAPEAKE Cry, May | 1856.

DEAR WTIG:-From. the lncorpornted-no
Longer Diridcd--City / write you few items
hillv impressed with the responsibility at
lachcd to the position of Special Corrrspon-
dYnt Of The CECII. WING
>SIllc nomination election Of town officers
was made yesterday evening, at meeting
held without distinction of party. Several
gentlemen were named in connie ction with
the position, hut the chief strife seems to o.
between the two separate sides ofthc town as
to which shall have the rrcponderanrc in the
Boald. How the result may be- cannot tell
bnt it's pity that political lines are not
drawn, as the result then might be fore
shadowing of events at the Fall cltctlcn.
An lriShman during the last week cXcrcs-
cd his cannhal prupensities by enawing oil
the thumb of orc If our citizens y very po-
lite invitation given by the lrshman induced
the young man to enter his house for the pur
pose of qucnchng his thirst, ard when he
came out he ewas-thHmbcSS anCtm instance
of the arrogance and impudencc Of foreigners
Not satisfied with the assumption OF all the
rights and privileges of citizens. they must
now commence the 'chawing" business and
bite otfthnmbs and fingers without mercy.
The trade in the Canal for the past week
has been immense; more so, probably, than
during any week since its commencement.
The Bohemia Restaurant, lately opened by
J. j.. Shultz, is now in ''ihc full tide of sue
ccssiul operation? Several dishes new to
oul citizens have been prepared by him, a.
mong others. frogs in the French style.
recommend his house to any one who may
wish things good to cat and drink.
Mr. L. w. Collins. our popular postmaster
and druggist, is about to leave .'lhc City,.
His place in both capacities will probably be
filled by Nr. j. b. Hopper, formerly of Dula :
ware City. Moren,Xt weeks Till then
1oulS, POP.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
Che nlnrkcts.

'EIKroN MSEKEr. May 3.-Whcat II 80,
Corn Is cents; Oats 2S cents.
WILM,NGToN MARKET, May lS5G.-
We quote from wagons. at the mills and in
Front street: Wheat l4Oc; Corn 5 lc. Oats.
3oc, Flour 7,00a ,,1j Cor supcrinc; Clover
seed 500 S,-25 per G4 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures, May 2. Flour to
2S 80 Red Wheat 81 50: Whi'c 81 50 to
Il 81: Corn IL 10 u cents: Oats 80 cents.
Beef catlle S4GO to S5 so ON foot,
Philadelphia, Ma! 2-Flor Sc to 81 50:
White Win at ) 30 to 60, red, 81 25 to L.
10. Corn Is to So cents; Oats SO to 81 ctntS.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
A SyI LIZ, FARM

FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A small farm
of 20 acres of land Of excellent quality for
sale or to let, in New Castle County, State of
Delaware, tits 3! miles from Frrnch,own, 3
miles from Elkton and | ! miles from Glas-
gov, it is near schools, and Churches of all
dcnomina tons, also near Railroads and Stcani-
boat landings, convenient to the Wilmington
and philadelphia markets, and with small
outlay it could be made a handsome little
farm. For further information inquire OF
Nj. THOMAS & SONS, Auctionccrs,
4th ST., above Walnut, Philadelphia.
Nav 3rd-lmo.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

ITThe Journal des Dcbats recently fa-
vorod Its readers with its views of European
emigration to the United States. From the
calculations of the Dcbats, it appears that
from 1890 to 1850 nine to ten millions of Eu-
ropcans have gone to swell the population of
North America. The Debats desires to see
this emigration cease; for it is carrying away
from the mother country not only money, but
the strong arms which gain money. But the
Debates refuses to believe that this emigration
can be combattcd by artificial and illiberal
means, such as have been heretofore tried by
the European government And here the De-
bates stops for to 90 farther would be to tread
on dangerous ground ris a-ris the law of the
2reSS.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
SOMETHING NEW AT TIE
RISING SUM-!
MiiEinerS and Dress Makers,

"ANNAl MASON and II A N A II
L Il MARIA HILL, from Pennington, N. J
are about establishing themselves at
tn. Rising Sun, near the corner ofh3aS.|
Queen and Promenade Streets, and in EGA
tend carrying on the Millinery and Mantui
making business in all their branches. From
their knowledge and experience therein.
they hope to be able to merit il full share Of
patronage, as it will be their cudeavor ia
satisfy all who may favor them with thcil
custom. They will open out in few days
general assortment of all articles in their
line of buslncss and are now ready to attend
to the other part of the employment.
Nav g. lS56-:,W.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

MAD DoGs.-A gcntlemrn residing near
Centrevlle (Nld) lost several head Of his cattle
and hogs last eek from the effects of hydro
phobia, having been bitten by mad dogs; sew
eral of his neighbours also lost stock from the
same cause. The Times says that in other
sections of the country dogs in rabid state
have caused good deal of damage passing
through entire ncighborhoods and biting the
farmers stock, cattle and dogs.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

GuANo.--Thc American Guano Company.
says the New York Tribune, has received
further and important evidence of the almost
ineNliaustible deposits of gnano on the island
which belongs to them. Three or four cap
tans of whalers have recently exhibited to
the Offices of this company their log books.
showing that they landed at this island and
saw the graves Of the American scancn bur-
cd there. The existence of the island, and
that it Is covered with guano, appears to be
placed beyond drubt. One of the captains
alluded to offered to- bandon the voyage upon
which he was bound and take charge of a ship
to load with guano at this island. This is
one Of the most important discoveries for this
country that has ever been made, as it makes
the United States entirely independent of Pc
ru for this valua bic fertilizer.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
GTWe find the following in the Baltimore
Sun Of Tuesday last:

UTWe find the following in the Baltimore
Sun Of Tuesday last:
CoRoNER's INQUEST. An inquest was
held yesterday morning by Coroner Cunning
ham over the remains of Capt MKcnna late
of Principe, Cecil county, Nd 1t appears
that the deceased was master of bay boat,
and some three or four months since entered
the lhiirmary corner Of Lombard and Green
streets as patient laborng under hernia and
structure lie was placed under the treatment
of Professors Smith and Miltonbcrgcr. About
ten days since he went out with friend and
returned, and Immediately afterwards he was
prostratcd by pneumonia and died OH the 22d
inst. The, corpse was kept over two days
but no one appearing to claim and remove it
the remains were deposited in common city
coffin and inferred in Potter's field. Subsc-
qutntly a friend called to see deceased and
learning of his death and burial, visited the
grave and upon inspection found the body
somewhat mutilated, one hand and the nose
and ears being torn away. This fact gave
rise to various rumors, but upon the inquest
it was satisfactorily proved that the deceas-
ed had died Of pneumonia; that no mutla-
tion of the body had taken place in the Inlir-
mary, and that beyond doubt the Disagreement
had been the work of rats, which infest the
grave yard, and have easy access to the dead
Dr. Dwinnoll was called. who made a post
mortem examination of the body, and from
the condition of the lungs clearly esta ablishcd
the cause of death. The jury rendered a
verdict accordingly. The deceased was about
tifty-five years of age leaves a wife and chill
drcn, and was respectfully connected. The
remains were taken in charge by friends
placed in decent coffin and inferred in the
burial ground Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroR.-We are pleased
to learn that the Congressional Electoral Con-
venion which met at Cambridge on Wcdnes-
day. unanimously nominated DR.. Robert
GoldSborough, Of this place, Elector for this
District. The Doctor is well and favorablv
known throughout the State, and the appoint
ment IS, in every respect, most excellent
one. -CentreriLc Times.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
A Fugi and Detaiscd statcme ut

OF TIE POOR SCHOOL FUND OF CECIL
UCOUNTY, published in pursuance Of ths
directions of the Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed at December ses-
sion, 1871, chap. 10.
Assets in hand OF duc and 10 be paid.
Balance in the hands Of VIM, Tor
bert Esq, late Treasurer, sl,0G- IL
b. nd of ;hc State of maryland,
No. 1854, daud April 2ith,
1871, redo, mable at pleasure,
;l er the year 1890, j ,5UU.CV
Bond Of the State Of Maryland,
No. 1892. dated FcLy l6lh,
lS42. r,dccmahlc at ll,asuic,
after the year 1880, 10000
To the credit of the Orphans
Cout Of Cecil county i'll Cecil
Bank, 1.2i9.3S
The Bond and Mortgage Of L,vin
Shocklry to the Orphans Court
of Cccil county, as Trustees of
the School Fund, 100000
Interest. on Loan to Levin Shock
ley, from August .5;h. 1913 to
May lst, 1906, less payment
thereon of ) lyO, leaving due and
unpaid the sum Of 3G0.S3b
Note Of John \. johnson and
VIM. Torbert. dated April 2nd,
lSjl, for 1908 81. less the sew
eral payments of principal and
interest thereon, having ba-
lance due the lst May, lo56, uf 5l0.G2
Cash III the hands OF b f. May,
Treasurer of the Poor School
Fund, May lst, 1876, 1j4517
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

rTThomas Reach has started an agency
for the purchase and delivery of all kinds of
goods at wholesale pricsc from importers and
others, and advertiscs to deliver such pur-
chascs to every part Of the city OF country.
See advertisement.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

New 1oRK, April 29.-The ship Empire
State from Liverpool, arrived at Quarantine
to day, and reports having had 33 small pox
cases on board during the voyage.
The brig General Taylor, from Port au
Prince, also at Quarantine, lost, during the
passage home, half other ere from yellow
fever.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

FIVE PER CENT.-The Savin Fund of the Ma
tional Safety Company. Walnut street. S w. cor
ner Of Third Street. Philadelphia. now more than
ONE MILLION of dollars. all in Mortgages, Ground
Rents. and other first class securities for the bcnc-
fit of deposi!ors The Office isopcn every day and
on Monday and Thursday evenings. till O'Clock
The money is always paid back in gold WITHOUT
NOTICE.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
Tbe Cecil lr)bio.
ELKTON, MAY 3, 1856.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MlhIARD FILLMORE.
FOR NICE,pRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON.

0JTAnong the advertisements with which
our paperis crowded this week to the almost
Total exclusion of everything olse) will be
found many public interest: as for instance:
the statement of the roor School Fund, the
advertisements for proposals to build certain
bridges, &c.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

MANUFACTURES IN MASSACHUSETTS, .--Ac-
eording to the statistics recently published the
annual manufactures of Boston and its vicini-
ty, and the other principal towns Of Massa-
chusctts, reaches the enormous amount of
three hundrcd millions of dollars, or one mill
ion for every working day in the year.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

John L. Wilson
VS.. In the Circuit Court
E,'xr ana s,hs,s' %i',.n' flor Cecil county
TN accordance with an order passed in the
Aab"vc entitled cause, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of Samrcl Wilson, deceased,
to file their claims, with the vouchers thereof
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county on or before the lSt day Of
September next.
JAS. r. MCCULLOUGH,
May 8, lS56-!m. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

-tDETEGA AT Es TO TIE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
John \. j. Creswell and Ohio Scott. ESqs,
have been chosen delegates from this Congre-
ssional District to the Locofoco National Con-
vention, to meet in Cincinnati in June.L
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
House Painters Wamted.

HNoUR Journrymen House Painters want
L. ed Immediately, to work in the town of
Port Deposit. TO good workmcn l.jO per
day will he paid. Apply by letter, or in
person to the subscriber.
TAYLOR COLE,
May 3-3t' Port Deposit, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
NOTICE..

FE71lE County Commissioners will meet at
e their office in the Court House, in Elkton
on Tue esday, the 18th day Of May, next; to
attend to such business as my be brought
before them. Persons having atconnts
against C1cil countywill have an opportunity
to present them at that time. By Order,
JAS. $. CRAWFORD, CIR,
MAY tim Co. CunlIIm'r rs Crcil co.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
Eo,. JLp rociI TTbtr

Mr.. Ep1Ton The bank crossing the creek
on the new road to Chesapeake Cit. has not
been one foot above high water mark. Does
not She contract ,'quirc it TO be higher? If
not, have not our Commissioners nadca very
lad contract with the man who made the road! I!
If the contractor is not paid had not ;hc road
better be raised at least two or three feet
A. TAXrAYER.
--Thc bank was. when finished, con-
sidsrcd to be as high as the contract and il
was thought the then Commissioners had got
a good job Of work done for the money. If
the bank proves not to be high enough thcro
is nothing to hinder it from being raised.
Other cmIankments in the county for in
stance the causcway at Elkton-arc not only
not one foot above high water, but high tides
cover them from end to cnd-Ed.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

LARGE Cow.-Andrew II. Walker. of Nc
dia, Pa. on Saturday last sold COW weighing
l765 pounds, to Washington Bishop of Up
per Providence, for $50. Rat her heavy fig
urcs, these.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
ss;satsNi0rc and S@SUGeIsanna
STEAM COMPANY.

ID EGULAR DAILY LINE, (cxccpt Sun
"a daNs,) for li,yRs Dis GRACE, roRT De.
,@-., The STEAMBOAT
S.{2ena.POR ORTSM MoU TIL,
60. stsq1- s;1c:zs- - Capt. Joe. GEoGuG
w., s'77's asS SS1>s-Stss@a~-1 GAN leaves luwercnd
of West Falls Avenue. every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evening, at O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and
lIlvre de Grace at j o'clock. +. NJ.
The Stra nbolt LANCASTER, Capt. j.
". ToMlixsaS, leaves same place every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at
O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port Dep"sit
every Tucsd W, Thursdty and Saturday
evening at 3 clock, and lIavrc dc Grace at
3 o'clock ?. ".
Ry-Passagc 80 cents.
CF-Frrigh,s received daily Mt Baltimore
untii ) O'Clock, and at Port Deposit unit! q
O'Clock; carried at low rates, ami carefully
attended to.
H. Duplicate receipts for Ereights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Nnvrc dc Grace viii attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him; tor any point on the Pennsylvania Ca.
mails, OF will re ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philbdclphii, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
K. ALIEN TAYLOR, Agt., II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
The Steamboat ..JUNIATA," Captain
Tonlia>"n, being in complete order; can hc
chartered a any time.
y. B.-tirain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse Of j. Tone,
Port Deposit who also keeps for sale;
G,lGno. Plaster. Fish and Salt
March %, lS5G--tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
tws
I,}lc0.

At li,s residence in North East ON Sutur.
day, 10Th ut., Tuos. MCCAnKoLL SIMcoE, in
the 23id year Of his agcy
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
\ IIW LINE
FOR
Sass .FRAS AND CUESTERTOWN.

TIE SPLENDID
eeass5.sl1 STE A NJ f r EX,
"s.. !.iA$rs..s1,- PRESS Capt. G. f.
str;;; =; rsss.,, Wills will leave South
Street wharf I'at.: every Monday. Wcdnes-
day and Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Returning will leave Ercderictown on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday at 0 o'clock a.
NJ touching at the intermediate Landings
going and returning.
\ Line Of stages will lin a few days. con.
meet with this Boat to run from CheStcrown
to "Back neck" or Shustcr's landing OF
Nortoa creek.
LFMarkcting of all kinds taken, sold and
the proceeds faithfully accounted for by Q
competent and experienced clerk. Fare 81 .Ol
VI, ais Extra.
Prepaid freight on accommodating terms.
April. l2th-;f
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

BARNrM S MASTERPIECES. E.-BaInum has
performed many wonders, but the greatest o.!
all Is the following IL consists in nothing
less than pcssing down the Niagara cataract
III vessel constructed for til is purpose. The
vessel is Il ball Of sut,a percha thirty feet in
diameter, supported in its interior by hoops
rings of steel, and wood. Strings of gutta
rcrclia coming from four points of the rings,
meet in the centre Of the sphere, where they
are tiNed to coat Of mail of the same mat
al. This is SO fixed Il at man Juckl,d in il
hangs. supported by the four strings, safe in
the middle of the ball. At the lower end of
the ball, where the lower part of the mail Is
directed, some lead is put, so that swimming
in tie water the head side will be turned up
wards. In this upper part there is hole
which may be opened by the person in the
Mt rior. On account of its size it cannot sink
nor can the person buckl,d in the coat Of mail
suffer any harm from the violence of the fall.
AS soon as the ball, after lis fall. has landed
its inhahitant unbucklcs himself, opens the
flap. and gets out of the hold, waving the
United States colorS under the applause of
some $4,000 or 100000 spectators, whom
Barnum intends to assemble, one dollar each,
upon the occasion of his first performance.
From every such performance gain of 500
coo or $50 900 is to be counted on, since
from all parts of the Union spectators will
flock to the cataract of Niagra. Barnum is
about to make an experiment with dog. If
that animal arrives all right below, a niggcr
will be engaged for the next experiment.
If that one arrives equally safe, the Yankee
undertakes the first serious passage himself.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

GA Western paper having stated that
Judge Douglas was a man of loose habits "
Prentice replies that, Oh the contrary, he is
often very tight.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

UIIhe Baltimore Patriot gives the follow
ing receipt which may prove useful at this
season Of the year:
CLEANING MATING. doubtless many Of
our citizens are about to lay down their mat
ting in place of the warm looking carpets that
kept things in such comfortable glow
through the winter months: and, as the mat
tings may have become soiletl or discolorcd by
standing in some dusty place, we would sug
gest simple manner ofclcaning them. Rub,
(or in the housemaid's languagc,) scrub them
well. after tacking them down, with a large
cloth saturated with salt and water. The
salt prevents the mating turning yellow.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
AgD GOaTR

"A - ~ AK AI1ONS.
SEALED proposals will be received by
~ the County Commss ioncrs of Cecil
county, to be directed to them at their ullicu
i'll E!Nton, up till the luih day Of J1.ae, next.
at , O'Clock 7. NJ. for builIing Bridge over
The Little Elk Creek near Carriers Paper
Mills, on the road leading from said mi H.,
to And"ra. SdId proposals to include the
masonry and wood work entire; the masonry
according to the following
PLAY:
The abntmcnts to be 20 feet at base and
10 feet at the top, 81 feet thick at the base
and - feet at the top, $ feet his, from low
water mark, and the foundations to be 1 feet
below the bed Of the creek, unless solid
rock is sooner found.
The wing walls on the East side to be Is
feet long, and 20 feet apart at The ends: ON
the W est side - feet long and - feet apart
at the ends. The foundations of the wing
walls to be ofcquaI depth with the abutmcnts
at the ends next the same, and to rise, bv
successive steps Of equal hight, to 8 feet
"ei"w me surface Of the ground at the ends;
to be ~ feet thick ut the base, and } feet
thick at the ends. to he battered to = feet at
the level Of the abutmrnts.
The guird-walls 10 be of the same length
as the wing walls feet high and 20 inches
th'ck, to have good taStcniugs built therein
for II roof to pitch outward.
The abutnchts ard Wing-walls to bc built
o! large stone. Ibid in good mortar, and all
the walls above ground to DC we'll ported;
the ahutmcuts filed in and the road graded
to the extent Of wing walls, 80 rs to afford
an easy passage over the bridge.
The bridge to be an open one; the span re-
Inirtd, 10 feet, ana width, Il feet from out
to out
Plans Of diilero Mt structures are solicited,
with full specifications for each, to include
sizes OF timbcrs Nc.
Contractors will be required to give bond,
with approved security for the completion
OF the work in Il substantial and workinanlikc
manner, on or before the ninth day Of
December next.
Stone and dirt for grading, can be procured
lrcc OF expense, convenient to the site Of tho
bridge. by Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
May 3, 1S5G-Gw. Clerk,
Del. Republican, and Village Record
at West Chester, copy once Il week till 18th
"fJnnc, and send bill to Clerk Co. Cumn'rs
Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
1flarric0.

On the ooh ult., BY the R,v. Joseph T.
Brown, Mr.. JoHN FOUNDERS to Mis-,
CATliARINE BLAKE, beth of this cuunty.i
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

NOR SAI.E.-1he double House and tot. o,
l. North Street. opposite the Academy. now &c.
rGri,d by Mcssrs l. Brown AMI \ i.arzrlcrc.
Apply to GEO Il. lIJWAGD.
MAY ,. iSJ5-6t
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
Sl2,9
REcApTTTJ ALTON

1tTIN M ] 7 II.N IV.N.
Amount of State Bends. Cash,
Bank Credit. Bond and Mort
Cages on hand exclusive Of in
tercSt,
Interest, and amounts due upon
note ur otherwise, and unpaid,