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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

HOh bALnA DEL ~ ~ oL w = ~ q, esn y
Lake sanon Ne Mlwauhic and Watsrown Railroad end
from VILLAGE Of DolAhed Tho huifrg has southern
expoeure Lake Nemahbm, ard stands tcky wooded
penreu Of IN running bet Me MenaAbn and
Lower Kasbots6 Lakes and ernsed By NE nuacation
Of aore, IN kirsbehan cottage syo Of Archtse ure, tbs
wood wWk handsomely nnished with staining and
n1 built I'VE By the owner who has been IL
only occupants contains chambers prlo dining room,
foil ensA 0psmenl piarzss the trent and both Tho
entrance 70 all The 0acea under cover There beautiful
lawn 0nt fosty feet above lakes and DOING gradually
70 e waers edge both sdos an excellent Kitchen gardea
bso a orchard Of young roe carefully selected for family
house. 3D. and Of hs best the country The
negh,bood aoounds In psrdges, qua rabba squirrels,
and variety Of rbe lakes Of p-el ard
sber Gcelen fsh and In the sprr and vered
with wM dycka In short he eee holAs ont every saoioa
exercise Of rural taste rS6 situation 10 Remarkably hsauy
pge OF chis and fever Of the
ohep prevalent In the West having occurred Ia alv
dur 4 tie whole time the place has been occnpieI Prise
Appiy either 70 WILLIAM 1ARKOH. Dolaaeld Waukoaa
county WISCONSIN, or 70 ID. q. POWER, Milwaukee. WIS
INOR sALR or RxOHANGs FOR CITY ,P ROPaRTY-
Of 03 20 aores timber, The remainder well
adaped filling and grazing B mea from New York pea.
ean II muaed Greenwich Conn.,. six miles from e East
river or the York and Greenwich station, Nsw Haven
Iairoad On The arm alarss and oonyenieut .tory
arnpary, cider mill and other outhouse land
~ rond quality In high state OK cultivation free from
ons wAtsred by living springs and brooks and divided
nto neds from two 10 ten acres each with good wal
%,ee st,gs passes By me premises foo he cars
Ss,iv For sSrher particulars inquire OF T. O. HSsN "a
rn,s,nn sweat Kew snns Houss. from To 10 ocret
D. p.--Amsseasss p0~sss-..s sssi, fssa-sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

IyCR NORFOLK AND RTOHMOND.--THn UNrTED
y sta,ss mai seamsAp JAMESTOWN, Capt, Parrish wll
M rom psr Ne 10 Nosh river She win arrive at Nor
ing Tor lie South w Without delsy bv
he great mail line e Charleston, AuEusa Savannah 10
expeditions route Passage and iare including state room
orok, -; to Petersburg and Rchmond So storage,
half price. Apply 10 LUDilAM PLEA6ANTS ~ Broad.
wav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

HUDSON RIVER RAILnOAD.-FRON Apu,G n,
u ns6 Ne trains WI leave ohanbers street Sta sioE
way train. IL n snarant r. n; &e PoughkseOss X
And z l. for sing sn9 1880 A. and r; Il for Hud
Sing Sing and Pesasn rains stop q no way staiops
senses 'assn - ;mosr, vnna O1rne Per and
y, and ~ r n and Hasl Albany ats, 80 and Ills
n, and Old r. n n. u. SYKES, Jf., Sup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

ID whole bali OF The Bowery theatre properly,
prsnr halt full lots Of ground, t1gefhaF WITH The
Suoisg oil the wardrobe scenery proyeres A1tarsS
10, &C.. contained therein Terms liberal 100000
per annum. Apply to n. A. 0HRDsBY, 10, CtN Han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

q u O'Clock. noonfom her psr a North river fos q
C11Y, h W. shufsldt Oommander. lew Orleans fetght
taken and forwarded from Noble free OK commhAon. Tho
agents No others signed. For height passage apply to
SMITH PATRlUK, Agents. 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

UVOK MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, DIRBOT, TAKING
freight for Sydney Geolopg ard Adea1do-Mutual ine-
Positively Ae Art vessel and fs.s .p now NE berth
BOe1OA LIGhf e. Crowell commander viii bs dispatched
Monday, ID II Jun 7hs shp extreme clipper, and
days delivering her cargo IN eomple.e order rrsaght
gagged early, Will be taken unusual rata This
las elegant accommodations for fow secnd
cabin passengers For freight passage apply board
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

DROADwAY AfHKN1UN, ga BROADWAY. BITwEnN
ID Hescfer and Bond gree g. The new gigantic Panorama
Kurope painted BY the oele ,Faed 0ropiua Of
Berlin decorative painter he King q Prusd. 4 the largest
and painting In world painted 1000 square est
Of eanvsss; wtn DO open every evening r. H. and on
societies schools will literally dealt with Admitance
Is children under years o5age. half price. W. g.
Rose, Ysq., win lecture III afternoon ana evening.
no YOU WANT TO SPEND PLEASANT AFTER
~ noonY If Just stop at the Franklin Museum 1T Grand
street, door nom Broadway afternoon at o'c ook
and Madame Warons troupe OF twenty young ladies
In their beautiful pictures.
NURNEY's PALACE OF Art. $40 BRoADWAY--CoN
" tans the largest exhibition Of finely fnsd photographs
and dagusrrooypes IN The world and always open for The
free inspection Of The public
(NOMIC SINGER WANrED-LIBERAL INDuCHMENT
~ ard permanent engagement will be given in fashionable
estabhs hment any attraction, OF whssoever description
may be- but particularly 10 good comic singer lone
cent IN this country pretsrred Apply by letter person
ally at Elements Varieties northwest Of Fifth and
Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, whore miscellaneous concert
is given every evening.
NOTICE TO THEATRICALS.-W. B. FISH, THEATRE
IN cal wig maker removed 81 Fran kiln street. three doors
from Broadway, and opposite Tayor's sa.oon.
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ECa@ EkEaE.

0OR sILi- 4 II ssf GLASS sf1Ts sooM VIVA
AVG Ssrtbs 10 n sasAmsY AnAnte 70 s&1 he 1f.h
ma. Apply q q New eveet. gintrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

notwithstanding s! IA LINE. CARRYING TEE
1oNsooE go o.: bu'tasn for Hslbouns ald wi .lso
10 ss y. arr portion Of her ea6o ars.ay :nsassd
rodAttnns In hrn and sooo1d eabna
carry freight a lowest rates. Shippers and intending pasen
VIII do wall before engaging elsewhere.
bcard. o. 70 =. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINK-FIRsY SHIP.
a The pssnffcent clipper shio QUEEN OF THs
WIN be despached on Monday june for Melbourne.
hc above vessel extreme clipper and surpassss
shp now h her accommodations for passenger
bins arc AL ON deck, and fitted equal 70 steamship
Parties intending take particularly requested
examine her before engaging 6sewhoye take four
sxd sx Second cabin Psssngers moro applied for early
can dspesd on her early depsrnrs 70.
" fsap street. or for passage on board. at pier IL
ZOE SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA UNIrKD STATES
4 Nail Lins;11he now and elesant sseaner ALABAMA,
ssm Per No FcTtn river o'cloc. Bls Of ,sias
CHILL No. Is srcsdws e. for,a, hroush aSkets from
eormcdous steamers leave Savannah for Florida times
week connestinx with the steamers from New FORK
EVCR NORFOLK AND RIOHMOND.--THR UNITED
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r AURA KEBNE's vARIETIEs.-EXfRA.
IL MleS ROeALIE A. DORAND respectfully informs her
rtends and public that her benefit and appearance will
SATURDAY EVENING 24TH INST,
On which occasion will be presented the opera Of
THR DAUGHTEk GF TIE REGIMENT.
Marie. Miss Resale A. Durand
MY WIFR's MIRROR.
kacket Miss L. koeno
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-16
Mstrllancas aoucrtilncnts.
Notice to Taxpayers.

FFNllE subscribers. Collectors in Cecil conn
u ~ for the year 1856. hereby give notice
that they are authorised by the Act Of 1917,
chapter 266, to make the following deductions
on State Tax paid on or before the dates
named -
On or before September LIST, five per cent.
On or before October LIST. four per cent.
On or before November LIST, three per cent
In order to afford Taxpayers an opportuni-
ty to avail themselves Of the above dcduc-
tions, they will be in attendance at the fol-
lowing places in their respective districts,
on Friay md Saiuriny. The 29M mld 3OM days
Of august, inst, to receive State Taxes, and
make the legal abatement:
JOSIAH HALL, Col. list District,
at Ccclton.
JOSHUA b. pEARcE, Col. 2nd District,
at Chesapeake City.
WILLIAM 7. MILLER, Col. Bird District,
AT JohnSon'S, Elkton.
Orno NowLAND, Col. lth District,
at Fair Hill.
FRANCIS A. FOSTER, Col. 9TH District,
ut North East
WM CAMERON, (of Robt.) Col. 9Th District
at Rising Sun.
john f. KNIGHT. Col. 9TH District,
at Mrs. Reynolds, Port Deposit.
THOMAS CRUDE, Col. Stl District,
at Mount Pleasant.
August Q, 1S5G-2w.
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self to the American party, and FOR this sin
gle error we are asked to discard him and
take up one whose anteccdents are all opposed
to us, and who forfeitS all claim to our con-
tldcncc by accepting the most obnoxious plat
form that was ever proposed, and confcssng
his entire dependence on the party that nom-
mated him. Mr.. Buchanan may be called the
father Of the Cuba project, for as long ago as
$50, i'll his speech on the Panama question.
he alluded to it; again, in his Ostcnd moni-
icsto, he urges it. and lastly in this late plat
form. After u full examination of the claims
OF these two parties and their candidates,
cannot for moment hesitate to yield my sup
port TO Mr.. Fillmore. | have not assigned
these as reasons to influence others, but
simply to justify myself in the eyes of my
old associates and all that could or would
ask is, that each member of the old Wing
party shall dispassionatcly weigh these can
dldates in his own scales, and support the one
who come nearest to his ideas of perfection.
CHARLES B. CALVERT.
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aloof, waiting to see further Developments,
AMI holding themselves ready to act in cou-
cert as they thought the hest interests of the
country rcqurcd-a crisis having arisen for
united action they met in general State Com
vention, and resolved to cast their votes for
Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. DoneIsou for President
and Vice President believing that the safety
Of the Union and the best interests of the
country required it at their hands. SO far
from Mr. P,arce having respected the opinions
and wishes and admOnitions of these, he is
found in almost an isolated position, advising
them to abandon Mcssrs. Fillmore and Don
olson, and give their support to Mcssrs
Buchanan and breckenridge T.! The Senator
advises those of his old Wing associates, to
support Mr. B., consequently the members of
the State Convention and those they repre-
sent arc virtually called upon to undo all
their resoves-to reverse their reasons for
the patriotic course marked out by them, and
forgetting what is due to their action, to go
in direction precisely opposite!! Can Mr.
Z. expect of intelligent men of self-respect. to
do this! On whom, then. is Mr. P's letter
to operate? Is it not designed to have an
effect from home? Why did not Mr.. p. ad-
dress the State Convention, and urge his
counscls upon them? Why await their
action and then advise them to reverse it 3
They were his friends and assisted to place
him i'll his present position.
We conclude by declaring the reasons of
Senator P. unsatisfactory and inconclusive
and so far from inducing us to desert noble
and nntiinching friend, they but make us
resolve to mail our colors to the mast" and
adopt the memorable language of Lawrence,
Never give mp the ship" "The signs of
the times, -" are that Mr.. Fillmore will carry
New York, and several Northern States
Withdraw his name, OF give him hut cold
support, and the election of Fremont is ccr-
tain lie stands as u towering rock against
the election of Fremont, and as beacon light
to guide the grateful and patriotic South, to
victory. The masses are for him-thc poo
pie are his adyocates-and they will, We
hope, by great uprising, preserve the
country and the Union by clecting him 10 the
Presidency. -kcm NelrS
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Original })uctrr.
Written for The Cecil Wing.
MABEL GRAY.

nj y BEL q liA1.
fell in love with Mabel Gray.
In grand old sea port town
Proud DANES swept by in their vesturc gay,
But she Wore plata white gown.
Silent she stood in the music and light,
That blussomed and filed the h II,
While the dancers in saith nj gold dashed br'g ht
Dut sighcd, ''she is farcst of all -
A shalowy plume swept the floor at her feet
And the lilies blushcl red o. r her check;
Thy voice must be soft a lutte murmur, sweet
Oh speak. my own beautiful speak
But her soul staid us white a pearl that glow:
Under the moon-lit SEA-
Her heart was ripe us rcd, red rose,
But it bore thorn for me-
The laburnum whispered wind blew nighcr
Drowning her cold replies,
The scorn on her brow was Il crown of irc,
When strovc to lookinto her eyes.
And the smile on her lip grew ii bitter snecr
When sighed-bright Mabel Gray!
If you were n lady am peer
| would WOO you and wed you straightway.
She b"nlc'l my pride with her pleban blood,
And her sober, pleasant seorn;
Til my ancient name before her stood,
Of half its splendor shorn.
Her face b'ossomcl out like n June
Bod Robin came in ut the door
oh she will be brile to the sturdy loon,
And then dare love her no more
EMNA ALICE Browse.
Pleasant Grore. Lancaster ro.. Pa.
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TIE PLEAsr RES OF FARMING -CICrn0
says most truly and cloquontly: Il might
eXpatiatc on the beauty of vcr,lant groves and
meadows, on the charming aspects of vino,
yards and olive yards. but TO say all in one
word, there cannot be more pleasing or a
more profitable scene than that of a wcIl-cul-
tivatcd farm. In my opinion indeed, no kind
of occupation is more fraught with happiness
not only as the business Of hlSbandry is of
singular utility to mankind, but, as | have
SAID, being attended with its own peculiar
pleasures will add, too, as a further re-
comcndalion-an let it restore me too, the
good graccs of the voluptucus-th it sup
plies both the table and the altar with the
greatest variety and abundance. According
ly. tic magazines of the skilful and industr-
Gus farmer are plentiully stored with wine,
and oil, with milk, cheese and honey, as his
yards abound with poultry, and his fields
with tlocks and herds of kids, lambs and
porkers. The garden also furnishes him with
an additional source Of dcllcacies, in alusion
to winch the farmers pleasantly call a certain
piece Of ground allotted to that particular Use
their dessert must not omit likewise. that
in the intervals Of their most important bus
mess and in order to hciShtcn the relish of
the rest, the sports Of the field claim share
OF their amllSemcntS. ,
OF country occupations profess myself a
warm admircr. They arc pleasures perfect
ly consistent with every degree Of advanced
years, as they approach the nearest Of all 9TH
crs to those of the purely philosophical kind.
They are derived from observing the nature
and properties of their own earth, which yields
ready obedience to the cullyator S industry
and returns with interest what he deposits in
her charge"
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IMPROVED BREEDS OF POULTRY In re-
port on the poultry show at the late Agricul-
tnral Exhibition at Cheltcnham (Mass.) the
Dorking and Cochin classes are described as
of unusual excellence, such as specially dcscr-
wing encouragement, for the following rca-
sons:
1.-The great object Of the poultry keeper
and the poultry consuming public is to OBJ
tain good birds fit for the table carly in the
season. Now, Cochins lay through the VIA
ter, Dorkns not till spring. Keep both sorts;
and the one will provide you, first with eggs
for winter consumption, and then with brood
hens ready to sit on the very first eggs that
the others lay, so that from these, the best
breed in the world for the table, you will pro-
cure birds Of the very best quality fit for the
table at the very earliest periods.
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lunlbcr.
Dissolution of Co-PartnershiD.

11liE partnership heretofore existing under
L the name Of Howard, Owens y Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted TO said firm will settle their
accounts with John Owens, and all persons
having claims against said firm will present
them to said Owens for payment, who is cx-
clnsivelr authorized to settle the business of
SAID partnership. GEO. X. HOW ARD,
JOHN OWENS,
j. B. ASH.
August LIST, 1885,
N. B.--fhc Lumber business will be cor
Quoted at the old stand by j. b. ASH.
August 8, lS5G-3w
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LOOK Up.-Ilcrc is good moral under the
guisc Of fable:
a young man once picked up a sovereign
lying in the road. Ever afterwards, as he
walked along, he kept his eyes fixed steadily
upon the ground, in hopes to find another.
And in the course off long life he did pick
up, at different times, goodly number of
coins gold and silver. But all these years
while he was looking for them, he saw not
that the heavens were bright above him, and
nature beautiful around. lie never once al.
lowed his eyes to look up from the mud and
filth in which he sought the treasure: aud
when he di,d--a rich old mamie only knew
tbs fair Garth Of ours as Il dirty road in
which to pick up money as you wal. along
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NOTICE

TMNIIE Orphans Court of Cecil county hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October aud December.
[C~School accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Mars, 1S56-tf. Register.
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THE LAST CALL.

4 LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
"A A. j. Scott n Bro, or 10 A. j. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified 10 cal
without delay and settle thor "s---------.---
David Scott, wbHE SALEt,s.s,u4 fev
h"EToUT NEGs",frIy at 'hls ofite.
a yasit s.;,-- II
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GJThe military losses in the Eastern War
70 officially announced. as follows

GJrViver, the celebrated French musician
is engaged to come to the United States, but
is so frightened at our numerous railroad ac-
cilcnts that he demands i llt INSURANCE for
lliN tluuaaII0 llullLrh.
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ysI, PISKNEY EWING.

A TTORNEY AT LAW Having rctuIN-
IA ed from the West, and permanently To-
Gated in Elkton, will give prompt attention
to all business entrusted to him.
0rOiiice-with Hon. Alexander Even.
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ELkToN. Juno md. lSlf


| hereby certify that I have one of Barker 5
Lifting and Forcing Pumps in use recently pat
in by AIcssrs. Staples 4 Cantwcll, and have no
hesitation in saying hat it works wei in every
particular. BENZ. l. MAY.
June Z, 1SJ5-N
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RIMOV AL.
DENTAL NOTICE.

Tst II. MuSGEOVE. having permanently
d located in this Town, tenders his Ilu-
s"SSional services to the citizens Of
GrNTD Elkt"n and vicinity. once nearly
opposite tina Court House. .....
Elkton, May I'm
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SURVEYING. a

TIME subscriber havingresGmcd has frI i'll
II or business of Surveying ULd C,rN,y
ancIng, promises to accommodate all 10 lie
sire TO patronize him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton, Md, Apr tr
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H'llE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned, under the namo
and firm Of Foard and A ldridge, traders in
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted 10 said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make payment
TO Samuel B. Foard, and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested to
present them to Samuel Is. Foard for settle
mcnt who is authorised to settle the business
Of said firm. SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN G. ALDRIDGE.
July 10Th, 1856.
The business will be carried on as hereto.
fore by JOHN q. Aldridec at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the Jail,
where he will be pleased to accommodate the
customers Of the old firm and the public
generally IJuly 10. 1885.
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PAPER HANGING.

JOHN McCREA, Painter, also hangs pa,
per in the best manner. Orders will be at
tended to by calling on him or addressing him
at Elkton. l.
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JAS. II. McCUx.sOUGEl,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
A.1N ClIANCERY.-Oflic urdcr the
"IIoward House, Main Street, Elkto,, Nd.
E!ktoH, March 10, lS55--tf.
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DIR. j. =. STII ES
YF7ENDERS his Profe ssional scry ices to
l. the citizens of ELkTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN sTREEr
April &c, lS56--6m,
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HnhAAih!sshest cash prices for Corn.
y Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Eil tno
Depot, or ANY riAc" on the Elk, S,a. afra, ..j
Bohemia hiNo!, or IN me Ch,ser.ale and
Dt,' t"hAI' SAMi. B. OAhp,
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GdrNs.
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DOCT. Il. w. IsAEyLS.

Il : H7' w IL "A - B-,J,
DENTIST.
NEWARK, DEL.---As many persons are not
Unaware Of the time necessary to perform ,-sz- =
perfect operations in the Dental art l lhinks wv
it but justice to those at IL distance who
may contemplate visiting mo- as well rs to m self
to thus publicly suggest to such the rropric,v Of
timely informing me by mail or otherwise to tll.t
effect. request this as a favor more especially
to render them aeccssariIy lengthy rs sriiic;out
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointnlcnt
L. W. HAINES. y. D. s.,
june 81, '56-1y* Newark. Del.
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JOHN Is. ROWAN.
ALEXANDER EYAgS.

A TToRNEl At LAW.--May be rourd
L n at the bIice to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Torhcrt.
Esq; IN the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the once adjoining his
residence, Elkton, MaryElnd
April -, lS5i--tf.
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A CA e ID.

TNllE undersigned, having entered III ~
4 Guardianship for The practice Of tho
LAW in all its various branches, will rive
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted tothem..-
Once opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 If
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-01
LAND wARRA NTS.
UJUE Subscribers having made addIt

ii
1 TO their active capital, are now prepared 10
purchase an unlimited quantity Of Land Warrants
not only Al the very highest market prices, but at
fiBes will pay more than any house in this city,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New York and cer-
tainly always much and will deal very literally
with correspondents, forwarding Warrants by
mail, always allowing them more liberal rates in
consideration Gfthe loss oftime necessary for their
TO this city, and return drafts on
Northern and Southern cities 10 payment, Address
j. M CLARKE & Co, Bankers, and
Dealers in Land Warrants, Washington, D. @.
REFER To-
Colonel James g.. Berfet Postmaster, Wash
ngton, u.
Suter, Lea & Co.. Bankers, Washington, d. G..
An the Officers 0f the Banks III Wheeling,
Virginia.
Becbee & Co., Bankers, New York.
Peters, Spence, & Co Bankers, Lynehburg, Va
Paul a. Hinton, Bankers, Petersburg, Va
II. III. Maury a. Co Bankers, Richmond, Va
Cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richn ond, Va
Cashier Farmers Bank of Virginia Richmond Va
Cashier M. and NJ. Bank, Parkcrsburg, Va.
James Robb u Co, Bankers, New Orleans
]. w. Clark " Co, Bankers, Boston.
w. M a. J. q. Martin, Bankers, Charleston, =. O.
y. d A. Vinton, Bankers, New Philadelphia, O.
Jan. i9-1m.