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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
sAIzDs AT AUCTION.

LBEar H. EScoLAY. AUCrIOEEIR-wrLL SELL
"A Tins day March A. q ls csloch. at The hsrchsss 4,
lAaDg<. for account Of whom may oono6rn:-
$500 Peru and Indiar spos RR, ls can't boods
Aeo0 Mnvsuke Horicoa RR.. lst MICE per cent Don ds
1900 Lsl Lach Western RI ls mtss per zen; bo.ds
S o's'' @ As LIST mss PEE ssss bSnss
1900 escrsmsrto C,ty, 10 per cent bonds
sAte0 New Albany Salem r. % mtge. Per een bonds
6ee0 budson River IA, per cont ooayerroie oonaa
1850 Cincinnati Loganspcrt Chicago RI Per e-nt b1A
81 10 Chicago, st. Paul Fond da Lsc RR, scrip DIV.
2N0 Atlantic Mutual Insurance scrip Cd sM
Loco New Yerk Mutual Insurance scrip a 1851.
$40 Oriapt Mutual Insurance scrip OF isoG.
40 Sun Mutual Insurance scrip OF 1858 ~.,.
~ abs PTAmauc Turning Co.,. eac1 ny
M0 Dehwaae Lack 4 Western RB..............,....O
19e Tyevuron Coal naNroard Co t1
2lGYooeIs' Steam Sugar He fning Company.
2 New York Society Library Association ...'...''ao
nsphstan Oh Company ,"o
- NassAu Fire Insurance ~
100 Phoenix Fire insurance company. ~
~ e. Msrh's Fire luspI snee Company ..'..''''''' 20
g Peter cooper Fire Insurance Company ~
National Fire COMPANY. 0s
- Rutger Fire Insurance Company. 70
40 Psc1hc Pre- Insurance company a
u Broadway Fire Ipsun anoo ymPaay ....''....'' 70
2,N7 Vermont Cooper hinipg Company D
enc cocs ID morrow The ssruet ntaest AL he ooods
win be charged to the purchaser sale on Nom
stock suc.ioneer and banker, Broad street.
ALFRED pRAG0, AUcrIoHEEa-A. BRAGG 4 GO
a. sajesoom ~ Oorlant street. $40 black
dYAh slh Congress- gaiers sntire new art
The tight right If which ha been secured Also
kyge lot q boo,e, shoes, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

CuPEar g. SAVAGE. AUCIIoSHER.TpIsBLgE
VI .sAGLEY 4 sAvAaE viii sell, az heir saesroon ~
Oedsr Eree Thursday. March Is a. 10 a H., dry gods
fancy rocIs cArpets farnshtrg goods hosiery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

n UCrlON NOTICE EUGENE 3. FRANKLIN 90,
~ arctoneeys, 34asssau sweet i returning thanks for
ps fvors respectfully eoic nom their friends and pub
h u tuYphre private residences
Aeh store 50 Nassau street. 70 which particular Asenon
wa be paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

ToHN FIEHBLAfT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N2
81 and Maiden lana Auction potsce-Sprng furniture
sieA The Undersigned Respectfully cners his seIytes As
,hsee contemplating removing DEC ming
houssheeesG Tits spring ooos can $50 BE- stored ns. are
wsn~c sold Immediately, TeruA viii be found
rcmev low. JOHN risHBLATr. aoeuonecr ss,srsooms
I02 snf la4 natdsn lNnNL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

IN OOLTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUEEHOi4D
furniture pianOtorse lace curtains Isxor suits plss
mirrors, oil paintings Ao, &c -. COTTON viii sell 10
morrow Trdsy), March q, st l01s osoi o. Sd East FL
,eenh syee near Third avenue the entire furniture Of tho
house. comprising very suits Of
wood paror furniture In crimson and br oa rosewood
panoforte So large Ertpon plste mirror I'D
by 81 inches, lace curtains ana oorices velvet tpest
threepy and other carpets ocloths e1eson dining so
srble side and card tables wsxdrobes
RES superior feather beds ana hair matesses dressing ha
china gsss cutlery, ktctes furniture ~
&C. Caraogues early Friday morning, snd no postpone
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

fyorerABLys sALE-A. n. CRrHrALAP. AUC.
" ucneey az Bswery win sen on Friday, rth ins'snt
II ocpck go pairs Of HsD'paren painted window shade
81 Various ryisx end psterns. BY order q
JANUs ElSpJr efrrsble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26


and isA nsidsn l.ss Aoe:c1 Do:se-sgrins fatn.or.
:ns...s s Ss:s r.%sT,ns or
houssheeeaaG THIS sprss ooos can sso be stored As.
JOIN Oh sassosss =
JcsErH HEeExAS, AucrlosEER FRIDAY. MAnoa
q re.r and wlcushsy :ss.ss srooiyn rssaisr ss.siy
Ssr ss S'.'S' p1 Sss
&c aeo' I'd; S's ma a1s.a.s q isssGy. w
M. SssseSoa farnSrs rosevosd pisnoi,e resl sroa,s
ri s:Hcs i ssssSs s.:ss =, & Sss aa.
inr y s.ssni yeiyrs Brse. and ohsr esrpe rSusboa,
De ssuss s r.s.soe s.ys s'snSsoss rcss.cce
srsr sael ..iin and &c window sarA,ns eo.n,css oil
nnr. eSssi. Of rosewood and esscrHny furniture
sSrss hcrs. hsir ns,essss sssss beds. bedding oval sod
ns rom nns s sas chair. ses .cou
sss., e. sy rs-s and ' ;s . .s,s Saps
ne rs., s.sr ssS.s sss v d be sold 'od
sa y s.T., r. Il.
s ssy an p s,a = lSS seos .se
ssr oss,epsnss e ssle ecnssns q psror seerosm and
.ssp srs. sss . sa ss
sss. g. . =, ss &C sy order skohsk LIZ
PawsrsoK,rEs,s. sALEmw LEWIS WILL SELL.
merit Of sod $50 silver wsachee rcd chains eatrins.
T. Se ssr@.no s' TIC sosSes b oss. q sfsFsc
pAwrBRoEERs sALE.--A. N, CaIsyALhR, arc
uoreer, e Bow.rv, win AL On Friday gA ias a loli
psreL siss Of sfs dress.s, shsvs msetlss
Hey ts nhS e p f1 ..ss iaa '''~ ~' ny
pEssxrroRr SALE OF roys-spxARp scHgScE.
s int. a. ec,.os =. lutte, srrerisu .; 5000
wei known establishment
CAHup1. oeoooD a 90, ArCT1oyKEEs. 81 NASSAU
- ss - sys p, ,.sl e. s e s.l.. q s.ee.d
h.sIss ., rsv,ns stocks q Ossrs. sssr. nod ~ o.
tore Ar ls ssiesrooms during me sessoo Tor re soo
roda,cn Ps,. desrns TO remove hor farniure down
q ne- ssa fashionable farni,are mirers pisncrc%
&C. rsursdsy his ga. :, ieS oe9ss s a 49,,
.-Sn.a. roseyoos css, .sinai .ad mahogany p..io
ans sss pe Pier and mantle ss ss 81
Ssntps. .ess ro.ezco1 psric ssi !. srcc.sI and
fies toosessss -.cress. nude cssne,s ana vana,
& . srs ss'' srs s ss. sp c ME-
Ss and , se 80. % 900 asd e sS sS
aud wassands wsrdrcoes comrnodss hs mattressee 40
& sss Se cs b s1sT be asy ss NE he
s "a s dan ssrs | s S sn' s1sy %
ne ea,lorns ~ Be sos .t'soS sns es.5y s01 Every
THOMAS WITCH. luCr1orExR-sro Is SPRUCE
q sS s; ssS.s % e .s so css.s
uucu Ire premises fU and lis Troy street, ~ v ssur
asy Apf1 1851. sale " ccumence 81 10 clock A. ~
JAMES IErK1rs Adminst-n,os.
JANE MARTYR sdminisysuS.
TvNis xoRRuI. AucrlorEsr.-spAN OF c.s.
made e. T. hs sresassT eos. N VII se sod
70 morrow Il clook front of the l0S Nasssu street.
between knr an< rusion Full description morning Of ssle
WILL pF SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION on MONDAY.
w tprn ~ pcs tspc-ed q before ~ private sale my
are carnage hgh horres sade horses hru
horses coe and three The sale VIII be pc
pory, ar csah, 70 enoe ~ u O'Clock ~ ny farm
W. z, 9fHBQNs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

UOrION NOTICE. EUGENE =. FRANKLIN, AUO.
"A noDecr-By T. q. FRANKLIN OO.-saes Of hooss
stock Of whexmih And general ane and
maiers too French clocks psens looks non bed
saea5s work benches below &c on THURSDAY morning.
iAo stocb grcubey. Also the patent rgh
Twelve years with all the tools necessary fer nanufacng
HShwmEre ubeYs patent shoehogns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
n ~ DrCAT.

DR WATSON HAS yoa A Joeg sS7Yss oy YEARS
~ soufssd he srsntsc1 b cssn Diseases m yhsen bs b.
stance Of snor- rhe rssnet.s Ar, Md ess.A mtsvW
tirp busness chsnee az db~ ~ Wa6e1 b esaHArt
siteaaAsoe irsn IN s,-~ix .na ~ rid Il HE re
denea 80 WAker street cv doors wool a RrcnAvny. ~
pcrnery eurgssn W Ne IScA HezpnAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

TOHH LIOyDa sONR GHEERkL AUCr1ONEERa,
81 have removes from ssS Broadway 70 No echo.yo Hall
Phce Broadway, whore hey vl continue 70
sell pass prvae sale Ali conssnsnts o. farn,are
vAres merchandise Of every DESCRIPTION Pesscrxl A.
Of household furniture a. the re.4ences Of fAmes removing
breah Housekeeping Having large and speco1s
lssroop here hey snsy hand splendid
q cabinet from tbe bet city mskers And
hsvnG disp osinG Of goods ed
he feel eonSdep hat hey can give ennre sssisscvoa 70
par.ies ASm with . call All orders eh II
ber once 10 Nassau street. VII meet viii prompt sisa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

v,Hoxls WITCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l6 SPRUCE
stree. N. T.-pesonar proD~ty besngng 70 the estate
OF Rcter, Martin, deceased VIII be sod stPuhc socon,
uucu premises fl3 and us Troy street, ~ sainr
say Apfl q 1851 sac N cornmence 10 clock A. N.
JAMES JENKINS, Admlnsrn,os.
JlEE MARTIN. Adminsraut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
lGDwAap soAgNcK. AvgrIoNEEK-Bx E a.. n.

EDwARp seHENcK. AU0rroNEER.Bx r !. H.
NO 70 NASSAU street by catalogue large invoice Of supeo-
wines b-sndies segsrs ssrdnea fruit &C. securely packed
TRANSPORTATION Western merchants VIII
find this s.e worthy Of attention The sale VIII ioeude Lon
Dock brsndes pale and brown sherres London port
MAdeiyss Hungarian wnea Hecgek chsmpegne 100 BASKETS
chaDpAgnes u cssesJ e. Goddard ,rsndy,
Boi gin Jugs and demilohns Jsmsca 1ootcn
,rh Bourbon and konongahes whskies also save csoce
Old LAzerac brandy, Duff Scr
don sAerr7, Pemlrt.n do, Howard Mach Cos Ne
deta 81 of high grade Catalogues and samples ready
e safe Ie-msUnder $780, cash; over, approved
endorsed notes. kRle positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

n UCrION NOrICR-HoUsEHOLD FURNrTUhH OF
"A family removing from the cityOH Thursday, the 18th
ksA. u Ich oeoch At l0 HAS. Twenty nnh street near
consisting bureaus bedsteads taolee chairs
mirrors, hststand sdesOArd SOFA, Ac &e Bale
pos<tve rain or shine. DEPOSIT required
ID. O. DAVIQsAueiOneeY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

EDWARD SCHRECK, AUCrIONEER-pY y. h.
ID sCRkSCK-On Friday, q inst. st oicsck, .: tAeir
50 street dapple gray horse I hands
seh six old WAIT Anted perfectly kint sound and gen
sh driver; also square boz TOP wagoa but by
one Of he beat city MAKERS and Get Of single nyIess
EDwARD sCHENCK, AucrIoNEER by &r. Il.
~ sCHk1oK- On saturday 18Th nstant at 10 oeioss a
Emporium. The catalogue viii include Boydefs shakspes
sseery, The automaon bird Tree, nro,zes, puh and
rosewood dressing ana workboxes, terra Oo.tA
ssrd cases, goods Chinese deshs bn9oe goods Jewel
otoer nks opera gasses Feucul indian goods snx paint
ipgs, fans brushes cdor et goods playing cards,
puzzles and pders chess
cribbsge boards and wAn rsnspArences As oclo,k The
patent cf the eele brated ssby jumper. having Az
Also the AusomAson bird ee and Boydsns Shkspere
gallery OF engrsvipea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

IyHsRY B. HERrS JR, AuCrioSLER--BY HE6rs
Ii hxoss-Ass.gnee,s and manfsge sale OF t6e entire
Of T. Char man. Ne lis William street. VIII BE-
his day, aud win comprise large and valuable
Of CLOTH hair tooth and ehsviag bruAnes dressing
cases. pearl ivory, pneu and porte
nonna.es 1Anherl &c. Terms cash ny order OF
TROS. MORTON. kortxsgee 15o Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

IIlRpwARE AUCTION Norrcs -. VAN ANT
III NERP sell this day nj 10 oc1ck IT ZIG Pearl sest
well assorted hsrdwAre cutlery, heavy Ecods Ac
Aso sor accc IN. 10 knGbs6 ~rousS
ns1s sAya &C also lCO double barrel guns cAses
handles. Ac.. Ac CA:alcGuoe ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

U-vris MORRILL,, AUCr1orFpE.-sPAN or CAR
rsge scrse :. YER PLATED hsrness AID ecvered wason
70 morrow Il clook front of the store l03 Nassu street,
between ant ru.cn. Full description morning OF ssle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
LOB HAVANA AND MOBILE.
II The United kts1es M&fl R<eamsy
QrAEER CTrY,

srok sAvANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNTrED ST ArRs
* mai nne-Tbe steamer ALABAM Captain George y.
echetot, WI leave saturday 18th March four O'Clock
p from pier No North river. Bnle Of aiding signed On
board eor freight or passage apply 10 "a hfrCHILI- Ii
Bostvey, fhroush uckets from New York jacksonville
Si do Piatki s3s etcsre,s for Flords
L,oR CaARiEsroN. 81 C--ruE SUPERIOR SIDE
wheel ssssushr STATE OF GECRGlA. Csptsil J.
Gavin VII sal IRON Phadc ota for Charles On on saus
superior state room scccnmodatoDs, go, scerase S The
S,se Of 1eorre w eau agAn above Saturday April H.
1he keygcue kste saba fcr sev surah ssrsay, April
a sBtBoF, Jrs Asen- Phisdelrhis- 81 rorh Wharves.
TOR NORFOLK AND RICHMovn-THE UNTrRD
Leave fr The above places On SATURDAY 1sh inst O'clock
NJ, from pier IL North river she will arrve II Norf IN
Sunday sfsrrcoaL and at Richmond on Monday morning
Passengers for the son vii rroceei bout DELAY BY he
uea mail line " Charleston Augusa savanra All &c Ira
yeuers viii ind tbs the cheapest ple~snsv and most
dros write Ps~sfe Ard are Including sse room. 70 Nor
for, - Peerrburg snc Aichmord SO hsH price
Ipply V LCpLAN a 1LIAsAvTS, 81 Pros1vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

uoIIor Norrcr--L. RvrrzRrIE1D, AuCrIorkEs
n win ser Friday. ~ ioS c'oloch ., let Fsssss ste
L-re suoIpt q read male ,hsg oyercosis focx
r.rts shhta drawers, evsryhrg Ia u hnr -
ssshter: sae rcsfuve, az
rrorrefcr -ecring from busin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
TIIH TAADBs.

A GARDENER OF LONG PRACTICAL KXPERIENs
IL h the management, Of green houses grspe-ies tsutt
hoser vegetables and the laying on, of grounds with as
Ae, wishes engage with gentleman requri ng oompee
and give highest references for Sspahi
~ ana cosdact Address d. c. ~ Er. Bri4gemans, %
If 18th ct an6fros&wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

yCrION EoIICR y. BooARr, AUCrIosE ga n
~ bOGAhI-Dn Friday, farch q. 81 l n o'eocf 81
Nc rs Greenwich sreet adm isafors sale Of h)useh0
fyrntnre ahneAns sofa do chairs ookng glssses crc;
sedstesds beds end bedding uel ktchen furnsure a.
lOhN q. k1hOHkNDOi.f, AdninetrA.0r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

JosyPH HH0ExAv, AuCrIoxKER. FRIDAY. MARCH
81 r. 81 10 oenck A. NJ NJ The Central Bassro,nS. corner
Of Pearl and Wnlcushry sresta, BROOKLYN regular weekly
fyns:we also school furniture rosewood and
two mAhog>sy pianos one Arte pier g,ss Inmet.Atsy
after the furniture private htrayy comp rising me- ella
neous Collection OF sscondhasd books, engsyngs
a. Nith q small quAAntS Of jewehy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

w tprn iA pcs 6spc-ed q before a. privss sale, ny
cure csrraecs harness kc IN the lot there
are c.rvsr~ bo-s>s Hsht wagon horres sadie hru
borses coe and three sbbreds The sale VIII be pc
yp porv, ar caah, ~ N O'Clock ~ my farm
nowp Sandy BIN, ps1 xsdson, sosr,s county ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26
xGnnrn AGE eArF on nousKHoI.p ruaNrrrnE ;

MonroAgE sAIF o. HounHoLD ruaNlIuhE11
tbs d~y, 2n inst, e. 10Y ocsoct. large sssortment Of
and ssccpi hand furniture removed from pr ale hsuse
FOR 81 oonsssiinR paror bedroom and
snebep furniture mirrors cohine Gssses enre.,s seos
vudrSbse bedsssds beds mattresses rofs lonugsa
ps'ntE ca. ansrsvnrs, kc BY order Of yEoRGE LIE
RINor. si,orreJ fcr me MORTGAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-26

DERsMYroRy SALE OF roys-EpwARp scHgScT,
i sueuopesr-By y. N. sCHFfck.-.rids ey esine.
nh ipst o'c~ck Tutues rortsn, AJ B-o<dwsy,
frr sale q e stock II .oys oorssLsd Ia te s5ove
vel known cstAbllsh nent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14
Tribute Of ReSDccf.

AT meeting of Union Lodge No 4S, A. Y.
NJ, held at the Lodge room in Elkton on the
4th March instant, the following proceed ings
among others, were had, viz.
The death Of Bro. Charles VI. Munson hav-
ing been Announced, Bros. Hiram McCu l.
loueh, William fIuines and Richard Grason
were appointed committee to draft rcsolu
tons for the action o. the Lodge, who rrpor-
ted the following prcambl" and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
HhsrPas it has pleas d the Great Grand
Master of the universe To remove from our
Lodge one OF its most Jealous and useful
members, who by his kind and unbane depart
rem, Therefore,,
Resoired, That this Lodge hath learned
with unicigned sorrow, of the death Of Bro
Charles NJ Mnnson who, by his active zeal.
promoted the interests Of this Lodge and the
general objects Of NJ asonary. cxcmplilied its
teachings in his conduct through life. and bv
his courtesy and Kindness secured the friend
ship and esteem Of the members of our
Lodge. In him our Lodge has los, an invAl-
uable member. we II respected and beloved
brother and society an upright honorable and
useful member.
Resoiped That, in token of respect for his
memory, the Lodge Room be drnped in
mourning and the members of the lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolrsd, That these proceedings he signed
by the Master and Secretary and published
in the Elkton papers and n copy thereof
transmitted to the family of the deceased.
WM. p. STRICKLAND, Muster,
RICHARD GRAsoS, Sec'u.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14

| "2. The Ordinance Of 1887 had no indie
pendent constitutional force or legal effect
subsequently, to the adoption Of the Constitu-
ton. and could not operate Of itself to confer
freedom or citizenship within the Northwest
Territory Oh negroes not citizens Dy the Con-
slitution.
%. The provision of the act of 1920, com
monty called the Missouri Compromise. in so
far as it undertook to exclude negro Slavery
from and communicate freedom and citizen
ship to negroes in the northern part Of the
Louisiana cession, was Legislative act OK
cccding the powers of Congress, and void Of
no legal effect to that end.
I'm deciding these main points. the Su.
prcmc Court determined also the following i'll
cidcntal points:
Il. The expression territory and other
property Of the Union in the Constitution ap-
plies in terms only to such territory as the
Union possessed at the time of the adoption
| of the Constitution.
"2. The rights of citizens of the United
States emigrating into any Federal territory,
and the power of the Federal Government
there, depend or the general provisions of the
Constitution, which define in this, as in all
other respects, the powers of Congress.
"3. As Congress docs not possess power
itself to make enactmcnts relativcto the per-
sons or property of citizens of the United
States in Federal territory, o.her than such
as the Constitution con(ers, so it cannot con.
stiutionally delegate any such powers to II
Territorial Government organized 10y it under
the Constitution.
ID The legal condition Of a slave in the
State of Missouri is not affected by the tenn
porury s0journ of such slave in any other
State but on his return his condition still
depends on the laws of Missouri"
The National Era says the In!cliigcncer is
in error in the above statement, and remarks:
The single decision made by the Court
WAS, that the Circuit Court had no juristlic,
ton of the case, and it therefore reversed the
Judgment of said Court. remandcd the cause,
| and directed the Circuit Court to dismiss the
case. This decision, according to its own
raIcs. pJrcluded it FROM deciding any question
arising upon the merits Of the case, inasmuch
as it refused to entertain it,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14
Eldridge's Clothing Store.

Come list to this jingle. We men of great lore.
And loarn something new that W nc'er learned
before;
| sing not OF books sagcs. nor yore,
But Of l.. III. E1DRIDGE'S CLOTrSa STORE,
S. E. Cor. In aud Market Streets.
Where are Pants piled on Vests full many score,
And garbs in profusion in front OF tho door;
And customers standing all thick the floor,
That's L. II. Eldridgc's Clothing Store,
s. f. Cor. tn and Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh while in thunder roar
A lay to the tune Of Rory 0'More;
A gent from the country with garments all tore,
Had heard of our fame and this town did explore
door
And in making his entrance was not any slower
And smile lured his face as by thunder ho swore,
He had found Z. II. Edridyes Clothing Store,
Mar IA ly S. f. Cor. 18th and Market ST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14

TIE New CARINEr.-Thc following gen.
tcmen were nominated on the 9th instant by
the President. anil were forthwith unanimous.
" confirmed by the Senate, for the several
Executive Departments of the Government
Lewis Cass, of michigan, Secretary Of State
Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Secretary of The
Treasury. ''
Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, Secretary
Of the Interior. ...... ....... .....
John B. Floyd, Of Virginia, Secretary o
War.
Isaac Toucy, of Connecticut, Secretary O.
the Navy.
Aaron v. Brown, Of Tennessee, Postmaster
General.
jeremiah S. Black, Of Pennsylvania, Attor
ney General.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14
COATSVILIF,
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
English, LinguaI, Mathematical. COM
mrrriai and Fine Art Institution.
Y, G.. COCHRAN. nj. A., PRINCIPAL.

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mcrriai and Fine Art Institution.
u. G. COCHRAN, NJ. A., Principal.
VNiIE Summer Session commences April
l. 9TH and continues until the nth ofJuno
next.
The above Institution f,rls some alvan-
tagcs, which We feel satisfied no one InStitu.
tion in our country presents, among which
may he mentioned; As under:
FlkST.--Thc method pursued in impart.
ing knowledge of the Greek and Latin Lam
guagcs. is that of LITERAL and ISrERLINEAu
TnASsLATivNs. furnished gratuitoltsly, which
abbrcviates the period Of study, reduces the
amount of labor, and incre asses beyond all
other systems. :hc actual requirements of
the student. On this subject, moro in full,
see. Catalogue.
ND.-PEHMAysItp aud DRAwrSc,
The Artist having charg. of this Department
is one of the best in the State, and was awar-
dcd the premium for his specimens at the late
Chester Go. horticultural Fair.
TllIRD.-MopEES IASGrAGEs are taught
by German, who speaks ttucntIy both the
French and German Languages.
FOtRTiI.-Mt5lcAL DEPARTMENT., This
department is under the supervision of n ma
tive German, possessing rare and acknowl-
edged ability and attainmcuta
flfili.-IECTfHE .rfore the students by
s"lnc OF the most popular Lecturers in the
Statci win also course on AaRIcrLrrRAL
CnEMisrRY by professional teacher and
lecturer.
For further particulars see Catalogue or
address the Principal, Coatsvi'le, Chester Go.
Pa.
CATALOGUE for present year containing
much valuable matter to students, just pub
lishcd, and will bc sent. postage prepaid, OH
addressing ~ above, to any part Of the Uni
ted States or Canada.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-14
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