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applications for the ensuing fall larger than any
previous
Idepends entirely its OWN MERITS for support; and
while institutions in the South literally endowed by the
State have utterly failed THIS continued to
the INTEREST we'll as the duty of all persons identified
with the South sustain its institutions of LEARNING and ed
ucate their children in them.
rS7- All persons attend until THEY perfectly SAT-
ISFIED.
rr MERCHANTS
APPLY HERE FOR
CLERKS and
BOOK KEEPERS.
pupils this Institution may be found in most of the
Banks and large Houses of this city.
n. B-All who possibly desredto begin IMMEDIATE
The city is HEALTHY
IS Good Board can be had at five dollars per week
TERMs-Payable in Advance
Penlnanship lessons not limited. 90
Bookkeeping Double and Single Entry. so 90
Single Entry alone. ...........,.. Is 0O
To qualify Professional Teachers of Penmanshp 100 90
Photography, Short Hand) rs w
MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.
Or full course. -..,'..'... oe w
Or full course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so 90
Geonetery, per month ~ w
Or full course oo w
Surveying per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Or full course so 90
Navigation with practical insruen per month 80 90
Or full course OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs 90
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Emile IaSere Fifty shares.
John NJ. Bell Observation-Disclosures. Fifty shares.
J. W. Burbridge. ............... Fifty shares.
j. l.. Warner. Fifty shares.
Lionel G. Levy. ...,................ Fifty shares.
W. E. Starke ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fifty shares
Duncan F. kenner. .......... Fifty shares
Alfred Penn per pro- Emile LiSere Fifty shares
John Slidel, per pro- Emile IaSere Fifty shares.
P. A. Hagous,
Per pro- j. P. Benjamin. One hundred shares
j. P. Benjamin. Fifty shares.
]. d. Denegre.. ..................F Fifty shares.
P. o. Hebert. Fifty shares.
The undersigned Mortgages for the
city of New certes the within charer
recorded this day in his Office in book society No folio 49,
JOHN HOLMES Recorder
New Orleans, August T. 1851. aus law5t
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPoTs AND ALL OUTDOOR WORK
7 Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
g. c. BoGERT & CO., Agents,
No. n Camp street, N. O.
The superior qualities of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known and its reputation SO fAyoraby estas
{shed that Agents to enter into
any heightened description of It's merits, and will therefore
only point few prominent properties and refer direct
selected testimonials from PARTIES for the most part well
known In this vicinity de
For covering Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood will be invaluable the bending shrinking or
warpng material which Is used does not affect
the Paint In twenty hourt dries and in four weeks
becomes perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
will be found superior to other and perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks, cinders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY FLEx1B1L1TY
ADHESIVE properties superior to mineral substance
now in use. .
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood Canvas it has
no rival only dries readily bu becomes as hard as
stone comparatively short time forming coating perecy
SPARK and CINDER PROOF. The great body Of the ran,
which astonished all painters who have used ~ MAKES
the best and cheapest covering WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Ien under the water will be found unsurpassed
and is especially for decks of vessels The GER
ti6cates annexed this point are most convincing.
ForRAILROAD CARS, rEPOTS, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK. II has DeeD u'ou NJ
and has of service In durability as we'll as
the protection against leaks and injury to the
from the effects Of falling sparks and cnders.
For the purposes which the Paint recommended 1t is
UNEoUALED, and It's value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. INCALCULABIiE, besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY Its
peculiar qualities its general in the SOUTH and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial be convinced of the superior advantages
of the BRIEGEWATER PAINT the Of economy du.
raby and protective properties all other mineral sub
DIRECT IONS:
quantity OF oil required to reduce to consist
use depends the absorbing character Of the
which applied Great should be observed to
sweep before painting In applying to
vas -four sizing first as prevents the decay
ing the ce and makes smooth hard body fire and water
proof hundred pounds surface Of two thousand
square feet with two coats. .-.-
mixing with inseed OIL pound of Lharge should
gallons of oil. With the boiled oil drier is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns etc. by substituting lime for OIL Thus One
twentieth lime then mix with the Mineral and
consistency adding water. Apply with
ordinary white wash brush.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
THE ESTABLISHMENT rs INTENDED mainly for Adults
Ladies and Gentlemen, and Yostha-whoss time very
valuable and Is arranged learn
| . J. T. I


SPANISH,
~ GERNAN0
ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
--ES Or PENAANsHIP
z--ET u BOOK-KEEPING,
NATHEMATICsS Cd
"a PHoNOGRAPHY, ETC..
practical manner used IN business and day s
shortest possible time there are Special Fro
fessors and apartments for each branch. a ~
the experienced Professors and AS
sistatts will be engaged. There are NINE APART
NENTs-a Receptio. elegantly sed for visitors, 20
that Pupils interrupted their lessons and an apart
for the Pupils Of each Professor and also Practising
Rooms Pupils taking the full Course Of these
branches, can have ten hours practice each day.
All taught they should be pracced in bus
and e The English French, Spanish and
German the Commercial Languages Of the world and
the social literary and scientific languages Of the greater part Of
Europe and America daily becoming important all
Pupils will be in Reading Writing and
speaking any language they may wish to learn.
NJ Board be had with families speaking any these
languages. zs.4 .Ia
No institution in the United great facilities
he acquisition of the living languages and practical education
as this. From 900 to 400 attend 1t annually 'tI
These and other modern will be correctly translated
at this institution
No pain expense will be spared to make all
worthy of the confidence Of the public.
Twenty thirty men will be quasaed ss Teachers Of
my system Of Pennanshp They will agents for my
| NEW WORK ON PESMANsHIP, and superior STEM
PENS Young make from 800 to $500 month"; when
qualified teach. Bad writing will be objection to app
this be corrected. Energy and industry
needed There is work enough for hundreds in the United
besides Mexico Cuba and South America could
employ as many more. s4= 'el~.
Time required qualify Teachers from Ave to eight weeks
Ordinary Penanship from othree weeks Book
keeping double and single entry from four to eight weeks
single entry alone three weeks Languages from
three four months Photography from two to four weeks
Panters country merchants be able keep then
correctly ANY books In few lessons
| It'll the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
where persons advanced in life can in PRIVATE APART
MENTs, with SPECIAL PROFESSOR, perfect themselves
in ANY branch they may desire.
Louisiana, ~
Mississippi,
ii Texas,
Il Arkansas,
II California.
t Alabama.
Tennessee
kentucky, . .s5
Virginia, ...
Maryland,
sonth Carolina,
+, sI Missouri,
Illinois.
rr Ohio,
Michigan,
New York.
Mexico
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Interior Encampments.

MAGNOLIA No 4 meets In Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month";
SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday In
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feliciana
II communications intended for the Grand Encampmsnt,
must he addressed Jas Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
oai'' f'" JAMES FURNEAUX, G. Scribe.
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NOTARIAL NOTICE.-Mr. p. CHARLES CuV1L
IN LIER Notary Public is associated with the
the Noaa business heretofore conduI ted by No sc
Camp will be continued by the place, without
interruption. - - -
my2 WALTER II. PETERS.
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DE SOTO LODGE MOL meets at Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
evening.
ST LANDRY LODGE No. Is meets at Opelousas satur-
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton Wednesday
vening. .
Monday evening
evening.
NEW iberia LODGE No. Sc meetsat Newtonon Thurs.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington Friday
evening.
Monday evening. ..., -.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoeonyille on
Saturday evening. -
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NJOTICE-R. CAHUzAC 4 co. HAVING DISSOLVED
IN partner will the of said firm in
liouidation RAYMOND CAHUZAC,
STANISLAS P4ASSAN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A NEW
copartuership under the style Of s. PLAS-
SAN STANISLAS PLASSAN,
RAYMOND CAHUZAC, --
In Commendum.
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Certificate of Capt. Hail, bark Hia,yat.a.

used the Bdgewaer Paint the decks and houses Of
the bark Hawatha and find superior TO paint used
recommend to masters of vessels especially for decks In
decks leaked and the Bdgwate being strongly
recommended applied two since which they have been
perfectly tight and have needed canlkng or painting
(Signed) DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark Hiawaha
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In commentator.
New Orleans, June l, 1851 je3
~ LIER Notary Public associated with the undersigned
Camp street. will be continued by us at the same place. without
my :sp"'D' WALTER H. PETERS.
day dissolved By Limitation
snd Of the fir" wi" rs
New Orleans, Both june 1s57.-jy2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPRISONED LOU;
Is and cHApus having
Il ha h day ns 4 ss sSs ct Is T
q Charities street, the Wholesale Dry Goods and I'm
New Orleans, June 29th, lS57.-jyl
.Hs!a h,1 H.
been dissolved S6HN S q! ISrT w.,
New Orleans July LIST, 1857.
THE: UNDEK r. 1 WILL coNTTYUE THE
and on his own account from and after this date
New Orleans, July list, 1s57.-iy4
" EIhM OF RAWLINs DUN
will continued Tor purposes aassas%sn RAw1Ns
CoPARTNERsH1P-T uNDERs1GSEpHAyE
~ formed copartnershp under the style Of DUNCAN
81
lied to iiquids'o the business ofher pred eesssSrs
Ju,yn, 1855. 1: 4: R RSSf hoSAs, ,r.
retiring from the Commission Business take great
sure in 1sndsfng sincere thanks to the patrons Of the
to call to the card Of Messrs Duncan
and to solicit for them s%M w.
NOTICE THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between ,t Mr. Francis Wood and Mr.
f @ Hf woeG Will vii 5
the house. FRANCIS WOOD.
New, Orleans, January IL, lss7-ial2
4 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-THE sUBscR1-
I h I fSmsa SS ah under the m
Cotton Brokerage business hitherto conducted by D. A.
osD'A' 9: G. AN ibHEHRsssoN
New Orleans, January r. 1s57.-jnl2
MIR. EDWARD TORY HAS THIS DAY BECoM
e rs TOBY, s JF' BROTHER. s1yrox rorv r''
and nhE n y As
BRO for the purpose of conducting City Express and Com
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY; Jr,
New Orleans, November l. 1s56-n3
oHN SIX CO. % lsERFX sTk6ET NEW
. N'''"'' DoLLFUs MEIG CO., Is
MuLHoUsE, France,
and offer this superior and well known make of PRINTED
t JACONET LAWNS, PERCALEs, etc, for sale the mos
favorable terms. ja7
nA CULLUM SPRINGS CHoCTAW COUNTY
Alabama-The proprietor of the above delightful Water
W Place thanks the citizens of New Orlean
vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed hin
and begs leave to them that he will
happy them again this An Express will
Springs and New Orleans this thereby
Aiding visitors the above place to communicate with the
friends trng expense without the usual delay caused
l | the mails. E.s-.-
. | RATES BOARD:
Fer day %
week. Y W
- month. ~ w,
H1~Hacks in waiting at the landing on the arrival
every boat convey to the springs
J. An analysis of the be had OF w Phillip
s. ST. Charles street who is my agent New Orleans
je9 CHARLES GUI.LUM, Proprietor.
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Certificate of Capt. Villian Bro,cn, of Io,vboai

have used the BRIGEWATER PAINT, for which Messrs
G. BOGERT CO. agents, the hurricane deck Of the
towboat The paint has been on about months
feet whatever In about four weeks became perfect slate
and satisfied its possessing all the qualities
certain protection against the effects sparks and Gin
purposes set forth in the Agents circular.
(Signed,) VIM BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Porpoise
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Certificate of Capt. n. Tucker, of ship Helen
McGaur.
New Orleans, March 90 1856.
have the Bridgewater Paint for which G. G. Boger
Co. agents. in various ship for the past
years. have found superior paint
have is in my opinion invaluable durable
protective substance and recommend it to masters fol
ships in preference nny other.s
(SignedD R. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen McGaw,
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NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING IN THIS
IN the undersigned under the firm of HENRY
PEYCHAUD CO., is this day dissolved by limitation The
signature and OF the firm will be used for the liquidation
of its affairs. HENRY PEYCHAuD,
EDWARD ROGER.
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Certificate of Capt St. Clair Ihomassoa, of the
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans Dec. 2 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the passenger
Magnolia under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheeully recommend it for its impervious qualities
hesitation in pronouncng SUPERIOR in jud
mineral paint before the public and believe ii to be
has also entirely waterproof decks after three
months use. (SignedD ST. G. THOMASSON.
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r.. r. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A sCIENTIFI
MEDICAL PROBLEM

RAD WAYS RELIEF g.
VIII prevent and cure
The most MALIGNANT FEvERs whether contagious
contagious, infectious simple with the safety
rapidty and efficacy, thai It drives out and
peb from the system the most simple
=s diseases, or relieves, it al.
- ways does,
THE MOST TORTURING OF PAINS AND ACHES.
Physicians give Caoms Blaze Pill ninety
plants hundred tits prescriptions given
Mercury Calome FERNS the part
the same. In fact it is Of popular positive
among the medical faculty shat they know
give patient cannot clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis the disease the patient give Now
TORseier Of thempossesses greater variety of virtues
Mercury form and is capable Of restoring health
where Calonel would consgnits victims to death.
FEvERs.
There In every section Of country the present time
greater prevalence of Fevsrs than usual Among the
fatal and general, notice that ''sr' -.''-
Yellow Fever, ..
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Ague,
~ TypLus Fever, ..r .... ... r. ..
% Scarlet Fever, ...'
Ship Fever, .-.. o..
Chagres Fever,
r. Nervous Fever,
Congestive Fever,
Brain Fever,
| Bone Fever,
| Lung Fever, ETC.,
Are prevalent The regular faculty their
Fevers make but little The fearful loss
life follows present practice the good old times
when to be with pain in the deemed sufficient 1t
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Having Brdgewater Paint, other part
Of my vessel for time past, cieerully endorse 1T
merits and consider it the best paint for durability and proec
ton that have used
(Signed) JAMES GALE Master of ship R. D. Shepherd.
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MR. CHARLES He. STONE rs PARTNER
1 in our this date The business will be continued
understttp name of DVDLEY, NELSON co.
DUDLEY NELSON.
New ORLEANS, July l, lS5i.-jy2
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Certificate of Capt. Hiler, Of ship 1l,ren,

New Orleans, March g. 1856.
been using the Bdgewater Mineral Paint the house
ship the past years and consider it yalua-
paint going vessels recommend such without
hesitation both economy and its undoubed protective quail
ties, (SgnedO THOMAS u. H1LER
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In of failure the part OF subscriber to the ii
amens his stock required the Board Of Directors
after ten days advertisement notice in writing forfeit q
sock and sell it for the benefit of the Company will
out previous notice advertisement compel payment
suit and stakeholder shall be permitted TO vote whilst
default
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Certificate of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp st.,
Np,p 0,,JpopS


have Bdgewater Paint for the past five months
pasered buildings and tin shnge and canvas
In every instance has given the fullest satisfaction
experiments made under my immediate drec-
o testify its being proof against the effects Of sparks
cindes protection against leaks. consider 1t far
peror any mineral paint have and tor
all purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend It for In a Southern climate
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street.
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At all meetings of the stockholders and at all elections ma
of the stock represented such meetings shall
except meetings called for the of ncreas
diminishing the capital stock of the Company for
purposes in the fifth section Of the act Of the
Legislature of Louisiana, entitled An for the organization
corporations works of public Improvements and utility
approved March l4h 1855 shall composed persons hold
ing in their right agents for Others at least three
stock of the Company in order take valid
binding the premises all other meetings of stock
holders and at all elections majority of those present and
represented shall govern.
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No dividend declared the railroad is
pleed The Company shall derive net revenue greater
its tolls and whenever the receipts from
tolls shall exceed the required for the Of
road the of running and dividend OF ID
per per annum shall be atabe dimhuton of the
tolls keep the dividends Is per cent
at most.
This Article shall impose Limitation the amount OF
dividends that the Company declare from leases
lands other than tolls for
porlaton Of freight and passengers.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
Coycrn'nt Peruvian GuanO
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT all per-
/ sons afflicted with Sexual diseases such as
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNNoRHEA,
GLEET. SYPHILIS, &c, &c.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia. in
view of the awful destruction of human life and
health. caused by Sexual diseases, and the dcccp
tions which are practiscd upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE Act.
worthy of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted. (Male or
Femnle) who apply by letter. with description
OF their condition (age occupation. habits of life)
&C.. and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
to FURNISH MEDICINES FnEE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institu-
tion. established by special endowment. for the
lief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
'.Virulent and Epidemic Diseases and its funds
| can be used for no other p.rposc. 1t has now a
| surplus of means which tho Directors have voted
to advertise the above notice 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. Valuable advice also given TO
| sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness Womb Complaint, Coswencss Leueor.
| rhra, &c.
Address, (post-paid,l Or GEO. r: CALHOUN,
| Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
| South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors
EZRA b. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FARCHILD, Secretary. Aug. 9y
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
New Carriage Mandatory
AT T,E\NISNJIIE. PA,

All IEWISNIILIL, PA.
r d. MARSIIBANK announces to the
- .public that he has commence NramG
ed the Carriage Making business 1TSr-zg11l
at Lewisvillc, Chester county. "
Pa. He is prepared to make to order all
kinds Of carriages ofthe latest and most ap.
proved patterns, of the best materials and
workmanship. which he will sell at low
prices. He rs Il practical workman himself,
and will emph't rHre brt tht best me cIanics.
hence he can reccomhfend his wdAk with
Confidence, for its neatness and durability.
All new carriages warranted r. months,
with good usage.
Lumber and old carriages at liberal prices
will be taken in exchange for new ones. ...
Carriages of every description repaired,
painted and vanished at short notice. and
second hand carriages always ON hand for
sale.
: Five per cent discount allowed on all
cash sales.
He is confident that he can give satsrac-
ton. and respectfully solcits share of the
public patronage. }. y. MARSlIBANK.
March 13-ly.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
Select poetrp,
The Universal Corner. 8Il
BY CHARLES MACKAY.

When little John is five years old, 70.
With checks like peaches glowing,
With merry eyes. half bold. half shy,
And smiles like ripples flowing.
Would st see him happy watch him we'll:
And proud as fam'>,,s Horner,
Jnxt Sce him hide himself away
With swcatmeats in the corner.
AMI older grown, Il youth in years,
When tastes and pleasures vary.
lie loves to haunt the self place,
With cousin Jane aud Mary.
Enquire not what their talk may be,
Nor laugh you itiie scorncr;
But be assured what'er they say,
They're happy in rhc corner.
And later still. when past his prime,
He's run his round of pleasure,
And lcarn'd. like Israel'S mournful king,
The worth of things 10 measure.
"W haT shadows have chas Is, - h. cries
Hnd sigI,s with heart rorforucr-
'FrXlti on. vanity and shame,
spy yon from the corncr.'
Still faithful to the place he sits,
With wife and children round him,
Aud smokes the .sc;,lumei Of pc acc.'
Wheh troubles would confound him;
Takes fortune kindly if she comes,
If absent does not mourn her;
So topplc Kingdoms II yon will
Hes quiet ip tlfe corner.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTIIING!
LIVERYBODY should embrace this op
~ unit, ~. Lul. Clutl liun t.4r lunu

LNVERYBODY should embrace this OPP
-ILpnrtunity to buy Clothing for men and
boys. at GEORGE CULIN'S CmEAr CLorm-
IyG EST NIa.IsHMENT. s. T.. corner Maykci md
Nreond SIS. PHILADELPHIA, cmbra cling Il
,i.nicu' Of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats, Habit
cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds, &c.,
with great variety of BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting OF sack coats. polka jackets, mon
key itckets, vests and round jackets, made
OF tweed. linen drilling, cloth, alpaca, ker-
scylnere, Docskin, &C., &c. FURNIS HING
GOODS, consisting Of shirts, stocks. hand
kcrchicfs, &C., all of which are offered at
he ,orra possible Cash Prices. and as cheap Is
any other clothing store in the Union.
n?- Parents who desire boys el"thing, are
earnestly invited to eSamine. The Stock.
u5- t9nntry Siorekcrpen&cnn be accommodate
trd NJ rery io,c rates. GEORGE CULLEN,
S. f. corner Of Market and Second St.,
April II, lSJG-y PHILADEJrHIA.t
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
ADAMS & STAGERrS
Saving Fund Clothing House,

J'WiIDLESALE AND RETAIL,4C1
No. 222 MArhei Street, Mird door belom III ST. ,
A--Where can always be found
i large stock Of well selected Handsomely cut
and superior made CLOTHING. which VIC are
prepared to SELL At TUE VERY LOWEST RATES
FuR CASH.
rs We buy exclusively for Cash we feel war
rantcl in promising to furnish good article of
Clothing a. low as any house in the city Oar
stock is unsurpassed. sSF'Cal, examine and be
,tislici h. II. ADAMS,
TilEO. II. STAGERS.
- full assortment of un-c cut goods alway. on
hinL which will be made to order in superior
style at the shortest notice, April j-ly.