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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1856-07-05
SCTPPERNONG GRAPES.
EDWI.N GLOTER.
Watch Maker aud .JrNelIrr.

At tile old Stand, North SIDE of Hny Street.
FAHE'TTE:NILLE.
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HAS just returned from .hc
North with the largest Stock of
Goods he has ever offered in this
market. which he will sell at
very low prices. Among his as
tortlnent may he found Gold
and Silver Watches fall kinds.
some very fine: Gold Fob. Vest
and Guard Chains: Seals and
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1856-07-05

"DYING Cock TA1L."-Luke Davis
says the Nashville Daily Gazette, has only one
fault-he set too high value on distilled
liquors. This habit it has reduced Davis to
seedy trowsers and generalship. On Monday
last, Davis was dying for cocktail" but, as
i'll luck would have it, he had not the necessary
funds to realize his desires. Davis thought
! over the matter. and then made rush for the
! sgnof the Swill Tub. He entered the bar room
with his hair streaming out behind like
comet:
For heavens sake, hand me a glass Of
| liquor--countryma just fell down in Market
street, and cut his head open SO that his life is
| dcspaircd Of"
The bar-kecper flew around and handed
Davis about three gilIs of first quality brandy
Davis seized the mug and rushed out He
returned in about ten minutes, and said the man
was better. and had been Carried to the hospi-
tai Barkeeper said: &c lad to hear it," and
felt like Samaritan for the remainder Of the
day. In abont two hours after this Davis was
arrested for singing the Star Spanged Bauner,'
from dry goods box, III Broadway. Strange
fellow that Davis! Don't mean any harm,
but will have his cocktail.
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NOTICE.

All persons Indebted to the firm Of ". F. <. T. F.
Moore are requested to forward and make
payment as their copartncrship ceased the lst of
March 1856.
W. +. &. E. F. MOORE.
0, 1856. 2tf
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IVA NTED
At III Bucket Factory, 2 miles South Of Fayetteville
on the Wilmington Road.
1000 JUMPER LOGS.
from inches in diameter to the largest sizes: feet
long and clear Of knots. for which a liberal price,
will be paid.
G.. H. MAkEPE tCE.
Fayetteville, March 26. 1856 ,m
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MAKING A NEEDI.E-Needles are made OF
steel wire. The wire is first cut by shears from
coils into the length Of tho needles to be made.
After batch Of snch bits of wire are cnt of,
they are placed in hot furnace, then taken
out and rolled backward and forward on a table
until they are straight. They are now to be
ground. The needle pointer takes up two doz.
or so Of the wires, aud rolls them between his
thumb and fingers, with their ends on tho
grindstone, first one end and then the other.
Next is machine which iattens and cutters
the heads Of ter thousand needles an hour
Next comes the punching Of the eyes; and
boy does it SO fast the eye can hardly keep
pace With him The splitting follows. which
8 tnnninsFa fne virs throsgh dozen, perhaps
.Issss 4 |sI ss'ss. 's.l sss O..
are now complete needles, but are rough aud
rusty, and they easily bend The hardening
comes next They are heated in patches in q
pan of cold water. Next, they must be tenn
pered, and this is done by rolling them back
ward and forward on hot metal plate The
polishing still remains to be done. On a very
coarse cloth needles are spread, to the number
of forty fifty thousand. Emery dust is
strew ed over them, oil is sprinked, and soft
sodp daubed by spoonfnls over the cloth; the
cloth is then rolled hard up, aud, with several
Others of the same kind, thrown into a sort of
was,-pot, to roll to and fro for twelve hours or
more. They come out dirty enough; but after
rnsing in clean hot water, and tossing in saw
dust, they look as bright as can be, and are
ready to be sorted and put up for sale
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JAMES B. FERGUSON
AECVTCEEEs
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c..
SolictS sales and con~ignmcnts: to which he will
give his personal attention.
REFERENCEs-II X Z. J. Lilly. E. w. Willkings, s.
W. Tilngha-t
April n, 1876. Gm
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NORTH CiROLINIAN.
Jcph. Hopkins Experience.
E.1TETTETILLE. n. c.

When was down to New Orleans a making
my eternal fortin', who should turn mp one day
OF all creation, but Deacon Brttles darter Sal
crtter | used to be kinder sweet on in Var
mont-but good gracious! alongside of them
Crcolcs and French gals--wall it is no use of
alking-eomparisons are odorous-as Mrs
Mallaprop says i'll the play. Ofcourse I was
not over aud above delighted to see her, did
aasaatlp{ n.y. boots. or tear my
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05
Beck Notices.

MAJOR JONES' SKETCHES OF TRA YEL
7. b. PETERSON, Publisher, l02 chestnut St.
Philadelphia.
We have handsome copy of this humor-
Gus book from the publisher, Ma jor Jones
chronicles of Pincvillc and this book have
had q great popularity, and Pctcrsons' edi-
ton will have great sale. Price so cts.
COURTSIIIP AND MARRIAGE: Or The
joys cad Sorrops Of Americm Life. By
Mas. CAROLINE LEE IiESTz.
We noticed this work three weeks ago as
about to be issued by 7. B. Peterson, the
Philadelphia Publisher, and have since re-
ceived a copy. 1t is written in charming
style and will be sought after by readers of
or from Mr.. j. +. Brown, Elkton, who keeps
many of Peterson books for sale.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for April, A. II.
SEE. Publisher, Philadelphia: $500 year:
| . copies IS.
The April number of this old established
periodical is a very excellent one. "The
Breaking of the Dykes" translated from the
German by Z. Joy Morris is a thrilling
chapter, itself worth the price of the book;
R. II. Stoddard writes it a story and poem;
1.-The Pirate Hoard" by w. Gilmore Simms
is continued, and there are many good things
from other writers. The engravings are. also,
very fine and the fashion plates and patterns
will make the magazine desirable one to the
ladies.
| INDIA; The Pearl of Pcari Rirer, by Mrs.
E. d. E. N. Southworth; vol. in cloth ST.
25-2 vols. in paper 81 90. 7. B. Peterson,
Publisher, Philadelphia, who will send copies
of either edition by mail free of postage, on
receipt Of the price named above.
We are indebted to the Publisher for a
copy Of this work, which is spoken of in the
highest terms by those who have read it, as a
most fascinating book; the ability of its au-
thor is, indeed, guarantee of its excellence
and it will no doubt have great popularity
and an immense circulation.
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A Shy" AT PoRT DEposIr.-A Perryyillc
correspondent thus aims lick at the good
town of Port Deposit, or else at some ono Of
our correspondents thcre:-
Mr.. EDIroR Having read in your paper
about the streets Of Port Deposit, I would
like to know where the correspondent of The
Wing finds the streets Of that town. Will he
find them in those narrow aleys-so narrow
that it is almost impossible for a man to
pass, or where will he find them For my
part never saw but one street in Port De-
posit, and think your correspondent had
letter wait till others are laid out before he
writes SO ilucntly about them. FINN.
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GLOW ARE YOU OFF FOR SOAP!" G. NJ Elk
inton q Son Philadelphia, whose advertise
by us last week than ask the above question
they sent us samples of several kinds of soap
oftheir own manufacture, which on trial are
pronounced of the very best quality. They
sell, wholesale and retail, at very low prices,
and Their soaps have high reputation in the
market.
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PERRY MILLS FOR SALE.-This valuable
Mill property, beautifully situated on the
Port Deposit branch railroad and close by the
SuSquehanna, is offered for sale by the owners,
p. Malcolm & Co, Of Baltimore city. Their
advertisement will be found in our advertising
columns.
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81 love thee, -, MS ne'sr loved before,
And as l feel cannot love again"
Thus wrote many moons ago. and more
pevoteily love thee now than when
Those lines were written. But avails it aught?
Is it returned Have tho slightest part
Or parcel in thy warm coLfd' ng heart?
Or iost thou ever give to IN one thought?
dare believe so;-nor will soon resign
The dream I've cherished long, that some day
thou 1t be miro.
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n Vt r IT. S-'7'' " ''
To Emma Alice Browne.

CHANGING back through bygonc ages,
Every here and there we meet.
Some bright gem on hisiory's pages,
Which eliminates The sheet.
Cons that time, nor waste, nor ruin:
Nor oblivions cloak can hide;
Glowing brighter, whilst reccding.
Brilliant, bcacons Oh times tide.
And what are those mounts of splendor
Gaudy monuments Of fame;
But immortal sparks OF genius;
Clustering, shining round Il name.
War has left its bloody record
Marked by pyramids ofsorc,
Whore the Shiny flesh worm ieedcth,
On her victims at their core
Then we sec the sagc-like statesman
With his parchment roll unfurlcd;
Ply his mighty lever logic,
To degrade, or bless a world.
Every trade has its mcmento,
Shining down the vale of time;
Stars Of virtue; suns Of genius,
Gliding each and all sublime.
All car,h's scenes proclaim gradations,
All cannot be likewise great;
Fame will have its fairies. lowrcts,
AS wealth will have its lordliest state.
So through the labyrinth of glory,
Brightest. jewelcd do VIC sec.
The magic wands and soul enchanting,
Gods Of wild tuned poesy.
But here we have bud among us;
Blooming for no tnsel crown
And gems from angels wrcaths shall eek he
Charming, Emma Alice Browne.
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De BERG's SrpER- PHOSPHATE Fer
tilizer which is acknowledged enc of the
best that can be applied to our Maryland
lands, can be had in any quantities from
Mcssrs j. j. 4 +. Turner Pratt ST. Baltimore,
whose advertisement -containing certificates
from gentlemen well known to many of our
readers will b. found OH our inside pages.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05

GA number of our subscribers who
have changed their residence this Spring
have ordered their papers changed to then
present post offices. If any have been over
looked or have not notified us OF their re-
moval, they will please inform MS at once.
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HssIE.

FENilE undersigned having Just received an
l. other lot Of fIcmlock and White Pire
Lumber. at very reduced rates. offer tie
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need, may lind it to their interest to ca II
AMI examine the stock on hand al Winners
Point and George Town. Iy
June 16 WILMER & FORD.
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DENTAL Notice.

TN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
Il g.. located in this Town, tenders Ills pro-
fcssonal services to the citizens of Eikton
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite tile
Court House.
Elkton, May SIN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY TO BE SoLD.-lhe
Casseday property in Sassafras Neck one OF
the best farms in Maryland. with the largest
reach orchard in the country on it, will be
sold on Thursday next. the 10th inst, by
Messrs. Groomr and Earle See their adver-
tiSCnpnt
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where he claims to vote. 1t palsics the hands
of the party election agents of either of the
parties, by requiring the natura,;zed citizen
to resid for a year after his naturalization be.
fore he is entitled to vote. Therefore shall
vote and vote most checriully, for the amend
ment offered by the gentleman from iKentuo-
XIV
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NOTICE..

AN election for five Directors of the Farm
crs Steam Accommodat ion Line of Maryland,
to serve for the ensuing year, will he held at
Johnson's Hotel in Elkton, on Saturday the
9TH of April next, at i o'clock \. NJ.
March 22nd-te.
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TOne of our contributors thus
pours forth his "fccinks' in dolorous rhyme.
Why don't he 60 to the charmcr and put the
question straight?
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SURVEYING.

YENHE subscriber having csrmcd his foIn
h cr business Of Surveying and Convey
ancing. promises to accommodate all who de
sire to patronizc him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton. Md. AprTtf
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las. r. 1zCGNLLGgsEE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IA IN CHANCERY.-Ofc under tho
"foward House, Main Street, Eikton, Nd.
Eikton. March 10, lS55--tf.
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a GAR h.
JOHN Is. ROW AN.

A TTORNEY at Law, and Solicitor in Chan
N Gerry, will give prompt attention to eli
business entrusted to him. He willnttcnd Il
he ourts Of this county, or of any other
ounty where his services may be required,
[<5s-tle can at all times be found at his Office
next door to the office Of the cell Democrat.
Nov. 10. 1855.
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Here arc some siery' stanzas from
a young rhymer to Miss Browne, who as
a poctess, is entitled to all the compliments
that may be showercd upon her:
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ROBERT L('MSDEN,
AE.ENaSD DER Evans.

4 TTORNNl AT L.tW.-May be found
L a. at the Office TO which he has lately re-
moved. opposite the store Of VIM. Torber;,
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or ut the Office adjoining his
residence. Eliton. Maryland.
April -, lS5i-tf
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FERTIL-
IZERS, TREES, &C,

lLERS, TREES, &C.
WIN. JoHNsos Il Co., .EsNewark.
G. A. LEINAU, Philadelphia
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
j. L. PoMERoY, :.
FRENCH. RICHARDS & Co., "
MAuLL & DIxoN, {"
MITCHELL & CKoAspALE, ="
JoHN PARTRIDGE, Ekton,'
JAcoB TONE. Port Deposit
j. J. & +. TURNER, Baltimore,
Box SO, 5.
JAMES S. PETERS, Del. Co.. Pa
J. l.. CLAYTON. Pivot Bridge
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.
ZIBA FERRIS & Son. Wilmington.
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
ARCHITECTS.
EDER & BROTHER ElLton.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, sc.
BnADFoRD & STEPHENS, Wilmington.
c. II. NEEDLES. Philadelphia
UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE, -
SHOEMAKER & Co.,
RADwAY x Co., New York.
+. BRowN. Philadelphia
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, -.
ID. KENNEDY, Roxbury.
CONFECTIONERS, GR0CERS, &C.
f. Crouch, Elkton,
I. &. CAzlER, North East,
S. l.. HERRING, Philadelphia
RtDINCAM 4 SELLERS, "
SOAPS, &C.
G. NJ. EIKINroN 4 SoN, Philadelphia
WILLIAM CONWAY, &"
SAILS AND AWNINGS.
Jos. II. FOSTER, Philadelphia
BANKS, SAVING FUNDS, &C.
CECIL BANK, Port Deposit
NATIONAL Trust Co., Philadelphia
L. 5. INSURANCE. &C., .
TIN WARE AND STOVES.
STAPLES & CANrwELL, Elkton,
j. K. TMMBLE, Port Deposit
CARRIAGES.
II. \. HALL. Co., Elkton,
j. ID. MARsmBANK, Lcwisville.
CLOTHES, HATS, SHOES.
WILLIS RrrTER, Elkton,
L. &. CRorcli,
WIN. G.. Lowe, Wilmington.
ADAMS q STAGER, Philadelphia
THOMAS P. Dill & Co.,
DUNBAR.
ARBuRToN,
HOTEL.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Baltimore.
MARBLE YARD.
SMITH, WArERnorsE x Co., Wilmington
SASH, DOORS, &C.
j. d. SMITH. Wilmington
JUHN WALLER, JR.,
}. d. DALE, Philadelphia
MACHINISTS.
WALTON Il ARMSTRONG, Wilmington
BOOKS AND PUBLISHERS.
j. T. IlEALD, Wilmington
I. b. PETERSON, Philadelphia
LEE & WALKER,
j. p. LIrpINCOTT, /"
BYRAM & PEARCE. &"
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
JOHN MCCnEA, Elkton,
WIN. G. MURPHY, Philadelphia
Besides the above list there are numerous
transient and miscellaneous advertisements:
Road Notices. Legal Notices, advertisements
of Real and Personal Property, &C., &c.
making The Wing valuable reference paper
for business men who wish to purchase
almost any kind of article, or employ any
kind of mechanic.
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REMOVAL ,


WV NJ. j. JONES has removed his Isw
w Office to the first story o:'.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always he
found ready to give prompt attention 50 all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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Che Gctil 1Obis.
ELKTON, APRIL 5tl, 1856.

VSuch of our Elkton subscribers as
may be overlooked by our new carrier Will
please give notice of the fact at the office.
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Having disposed of my Lumber Yard to
Mr.. John Mauldin. and believing his stock
to be as good as can be had anywhere. and
that Mr.. Mauldin will give satisfaction. [
would recommend my former customers and
friends to give him a call. G. SIMCDE.
Jan l2-tf.
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the licentious Byron wrote the following
lines:
my days are in the yellow leaf,
The flowers and fruit of love are gore:
The worm, the canker, and the grief
Are mine alone"
Near the end of his days Paul, the aged
wrote to young minister whom he greatly
loved as f,llows:-'I am now ready to be off
cred, and the time Of my departure is at hand.
have fought a good fight have finished
my course, have kept the faith, and hence
forth there is laid up for me crown of life,
which the righteous Judge shall give me at
that day" Is there not difference between
him that servcth God and him that servcth
Him not? All experience, as well Us oonsci-
ence, answers, Yes!
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Eurubrr.
LUMBER! I,IMREIft

4 7 gre atty reduced prices at the old stard
n on North She-t, opposite the Jail, Where
ut all times may be found a general assert
mcnt OF SEASONE d UNDER. such s;,-
Pine and Hemloc!i Boards, Scantine, Jost,
- and . inch Plank. Pine and Cypress slim.
giles. Plastering Lath, Pailngs. Dressed
Flooring, nc. ny-pcrsons in want will tni
it TO their interest to call on US.
SAMUEL Il. FOARD,
JOHN G.. ALDKlDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05

TASH will he paid on delivery for HILIs
Sand SKINS. LEATHER sold at city
prices for cash. A Il matters connected with
the leather business strictly attended to by
J. lIASSON.
Elktep. 0ct.l3 Near the Howard ltUSs
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l. u ". 3 II II

fENflE subscriber having purchased Of Mr..
d Simcoe his entire stock Of LII MEIER at
North East, will sell the same in connection
with his other at very low prices for cash.
t. The Public is requested to give him
call. JOHN MAJLDIN.
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lOOO.-The Wing speaks this week

lUUU.-lhe wing speaks this week
wiiha thousand tongues. Compared with
the circulation of city newspapers that is
small to be sure, but for the country it is IA,
above the average number. There may he
one or two papers in the populous western
counties of this state where they have con
siderable towns TO back them, with lists of
subscribers greater than ours, but we arc
much ahead. III point of circulation, of nine
ten'hs ofIhe country newspapers in Maryland.
In this county there arc few persons, even
among those who are not its subscribers, who
do not read The Wing, so that any thing ap.
Fearing in its columns is sure to he almost
universally known to the $4,000 inhabitants
Of Cecil. 1t is the knowledge of this fact
that causes 1t to b. selected as medium of
advertising by so many business men of the
county and the neighboring cities. Look
over the following lists of advertisers in this
paper under the heads of the business they
pursue. This being written aud printed the
beginning of the week includes but part of
the new advertisements inserted to-day for
tic first time
LUMBER.
Howard, OWENS & Co., Elkton,
FoARD & ALDRIDGE,
MCCLEI.LAND 4 Hiss,
JonN MAULDIN, North East
WILMER Il FORD, GEORGETOWN
j. L. EANNEAAN & Son, Port Deposit
LAWYERS.
ALEXANDER EVANS, Elkton,
EARLE & CREswELL,
WIN. J. JONES,
JunN b. Rowan,
JAMES 4. MCCCLLoCGH,
WV. PiNkNEY EWING,
SURVEYOR.
JonN JANNEY, Zion.
LEATHER DEALER.
JAMES uAssoN, Elkton.
DENTISTS.
I. III. MUsGRovE, Elkton,
III. GARRETT, Wilmington.
BRICK MAKER.
SAMUEL KING, Elkton.
FIRE FROOF SAFES.
WV. MCFARLAND Il Co., Baltimore.
FOUNDRY.
T. ARMSTRONG & Bro, Port Deposit
MERCHANTS.
f. BRowN. Jn., Elkton,
ALDRlDGE & GRANT,
r. +. MAY,
b. :. MAY,
WV. T0kBERT,
WILMER d FORD, Winners Point
r. LrMsDEN, Baltimore.
NJ. MYERS,
bass TOBACCO.
DENsLow K Co., Philadelphia
SPRING MATTRESSES.
GEORGE SruRGEs, Philadelphia
UMBRELLAS.
II. Is. RUSSELL, Philadelphia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
NAPLES & WALMsLEY, Dubuoue.
EDUCATIONAL.
y. Is. MCDOWELL, Middletown Academy.
DuFFIELD K FAEuTz, New London =.
DAGUERREOTYPES
M. B. w. WHEELER, Elkton.
STEAMBOAT LINE.
BAIT. & Susa. STEAM Co., Port Deposit
RAILROAD co.
PHIL. VII. & BALTIC. r. R. Co.
WALL PAPER.
BURTON & LANING, Philadelphia
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IKM. E.ENFkNEY EyyEyG.

4 TTORNEI AT LAW.-Ilaving return
n ed from the West, and permanently To-
Gated in Eliton, will give prompt attention
to all business entrusted to him.
GyOffice--with Hon. Alexander Even.
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A CoNTRAsT.--Near the end of his days,
the licentous Byron wrote the following
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To
MS I ne'sr loved before,

For The Cecil Wing.
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BY Order of the County Commissioners OF
Cecil county. JAMES 5. CRAW FORD,
March %, lSJ6-3w. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the House rosolu-
ton to purchase Is, 900 copies of the history of
DR.. Kane's Arctic expedition was taken up.
and on motion Of Mr.. Brodhead SO amended
as to give DR. K, his officers and men medals
from this Government, and not to purchase
the books As thus amended, it was passed
The pending resolution authorizing the COM
mittees to employ clerks was taken up, and
was discussed by Messrs. Adams, Hunter,
Brodhead, Stuart, Hale land Crittenden until
the hour arrived for taking up the special or
der-Mr. Rusk's resolution TO refer to their
Foreign Affairs Committee so much Of the
President annual message referring to the
foreign relations of the United States
When Mr. Jones of Tenn, addressed the
Senate upon it.
In THE House, after the presentation and
reference Of sundry Executive and Executive
Department reports, the resolution to print
extra copies of the annual message and ac-
cOmpanying documents was again taken up
and Mr. Quitman was addressing the House
Mr.. Aiken temporarily filling the Speaker s
chair in explanation of his position on the
slave trade resolutions considered on Monday
last.