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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-02
CHINESE TEA STORE =.
And Select Family Grocery.
Corner Euidw and Fuyctie Streets,
BALTIMORE.

TNllE undersigned bess leave to inform his
Il Friends; and all liou>ekcepcrs everywhere,
that he has taken the above store. where he in
tends devotng particular attention to the business
Ny Teas will all be selected by an agent of many
years experience. and canno, be excel!et either
for quality or price. they will consist of the most
choice brands imported
| will keep general assortment of Fresh q ro-
ccrcs always on hand also. the finest br,,L,ls of
Family Ezra and Super Flour. lI:m.. Shoulders
&c. &c. Every article will be warranted and de-
lvercd free OF cost to any part Of the city House
Keepers you are politely invited to come and buy
your Teas and Groceries at the Chinese Tea Store,
y. W. corner Eutaw and Fayettc SITS
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
Proprietor.
y. Il. Citizens of Cecil when you visit Balti-
mo re call and sec me. and provide you selves with
some good Teas. &c. My location is central near
the Eutaw House. Feb 7-3m
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WILLIAM G. 10 WE,

No. 81 .Narket ST., Wilmington, Del.
DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
II public that he has laid in n large and well Sc
lectcl stock Of
SEASONABLE CLOTHING.
Gentlcman's Linen Collars, Stocks, Hoyea. &c
which he is prepared to sell at the very lowest
prices Being among the oldest established Tailors
in Wi mirgton. he FILTERS himself that his lo"s
experience in the business will b. a suf;ient guar
antcc to his patrons that all customer and o her
work entrusted TO him will be drne in n $ ylc of
superior neatness and fashion. ~ ,icmember 81
Market sti ect. apr % SIN
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GRAIN DEPOT.

TUANG:-
VI PERUVIAN, A.,
MEXICAN, A. A.,
AND COLOMBIAN.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME
SEEDS-TIMOTIll " CLOVER.
For sale by
Marchl0 JOHN PARTRIDGE
Super-PhOsphat Of Lime. for
~ sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
DlaSter.-GroundP Plaster. for sale by
L May 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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LIGHTNING RODS.
AR\IITAGE'S PATENT

AR\IITAGE'S PATENT
\\\U)J THE subscriber calls the attention of
W. the public to his superior
Eiectr,c- Magnet Lightning Rods
1t is now fully almitte on all hands
that every bujllng to be secure from
the destructive Influences Of lightning
should be provided with good conduc-
tor.
The large number of worthless rods
that are put up makes it necessary for
purchasers 10 examine the merits Of the
different rods offered for sale
] earnestly invite rigid examination
OF the principles on which my Rods are
constructed.
have put up near 5000 Rods, an l
have never heard of the loss of one dol
lars worth of property by l. ghtnng, in
any building. TO which one of my TO Is
has been attached. | therefore. feel
great confidence in recommending them
not only as the best, but as the only
safe rod in use
To The following gentlemen having
examined these rods and given them
their unqualified appreciation. have
kindly given me their permission to re-
fer to them
WALTER r. JOHNSON.
Commissioner of Patents,
T. L. WALLER. NJ. d.
HENRY McMURTRIE. NJ d.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at
the Factory
Tine 81. aJore 1911, PHILADELPHIA.
IIiOMAS dRMIT AGE.
- orders promptly attended to. and at the
lowest Cash prices Mar I. 81 Y
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THE FIRST BOOK of the Rational System of
English Grammar. % cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
Lord Napier has gone to Newnort

The Americans Of Maryland have nominated
Hon. Thomas Ilolladay Hicks for Governor.
The proprietor of the Tehama House, San Fran
cisco advertses it as earthquake proof"
At st. Louis last week there were thirteen death.
from sunstroke.
Counterfeit SOS on the State Bank of Ohio alter.
ed from rs, are in circulation.
The Massachusetts Legislature has reconsidered
the vote requesting the Rev. Mr. Alger to deliver
an address. Sensible, at last
Mchim, the condemned murderer, made an un-
successful attempt to escape from Jail at HOLIDAYS
burg, Pa, a few nights ago.
The secretary of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso,
ciation IN South Carolina, acknowledges the re-
cept OF 800 from the Hon. Vim. Aiken
The dog war continues to be prosecuted in New
York. without e.cy Last week l97 dogs were
killed in the 10Th ward alone.
Theodore s. Garnett well known in Virginia and
North Carolina, has resigned the post Of Chief En-
gineer of the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.
The Blue Ridge Republican comes to us this
week, in all enlarged form and otherwise much ini-
proved
lures in Buffalo. Two of her subjects are "Beauti-
full Women, ;" and 1.-The Democracies Of Europe"
lady fixed the following letters in the bottom
of her -four barrel, and asked her husband to read
them: OF URMT
The Circassisn brings intelligence that the whole
OF the telegraphic cable would be shipped by the
10th of July.
ted, average over one ton TO the acre. This is an
extraordinary yield for that section.
The following Virginia post Offices have been dis
continued Mount Athas. Campbell county, and
Manchester, Chesterfield County.
Jack" said man 10 lad just entering his teens
young hopeful, 'and he's got my knife In his pock.
et."
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An OLD CoMpLAINT.-Almost

AN OLD CoMPLAINT.-Almost every man
me talks with is complaining Of the scarcity Of
money and the tightness of the times That cash
IS hard to come at every poor man will readily adj
MT but that times are any harder now, or money
my scarcer than they have been for the past quar-
ter OF century, Is questionable. Those who labor
industriously and live frugally usually have enough
10 meet their ends. Those who speculate and take
,hances may lose or gain, according TO crcum-
stances. While Others who are too indolent to toll
md depend upon their wits for food and raimant
occasionally witness hard times in abundance. In
business operations money is scarce or abundant
according to demand; but with those who labor and
get their pay the old complaint of hard times is
never heard.
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HARD CoUPLE.-Mary Sullivan, young
girl and her mother. Margaret Sullivan, were led to
the bar of justice yesterday, and dealt with accord
ing to their deserts. Mary stood charged with en-
tering the Columbian Hotel, and stealing fherefrom
a number Of articles which were afterwards taken
from her by Mr.. s. d. Crenshaw; and Margaret with
being pest and an annoyance to all the denizens
on the South side Of the basin. The Mayor heard
the complaints against them both, and consigned
them TO the Of Sergeant Dudley, In default Of
security for their bsstsr conduct.
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ExcAMpMExr.-The Metropolitan Guard

Ef7II MIN u II0 4'IttTUPUIIIdH UUaTU,
under the command of Capt. Dmmock, marched
through Main street yesterday morning. thirty-two
strong, on their way TO the camp ground at Mr.
'eyton Johnstons farm. The young soldiers moved
With the precision of veterans to the music of the
Armory Band, and presented quite military ap-
2earance. Their baggage wagons and attending
guard made them appear quite warlike; and now
hat they are in enCampment, where regular duty
viii be required of every one, we have no doubt
hat their drill will be made perfect before thev
return to private life. Yesterday afternoon the
weather was damp and unpropitious but not suff
,iently SO TO cool the ardor of the Guard, every
member Of which seems determined to make him
4elf a finished soldier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25

CLERICAL AFFAIRS IN WAsHISGToS--Dr r. j. Pow
ell. of North Carolina has been appointed to a
S,2O per annum first class clerkship in the Gen
eraf Land Office. Also, Mr. George Is. Simpson, of
Oregon. Both these appointments are made under
the act of 1855. Mr.. 5. Albnrtis, of Virginia has
been transferred from his first class clerkship un-
der the same list to be first clerk on the regular
roll OF the same bureau. Mr.. C. WorthngtUn of
mississippi, has also been appointed first class
(Sl,2oO per nnnum) temporary clerkship in the
General Land Office
Messrs j. l.. Cathcart. of Indiana. VIM Clyde,
do and A T. Nhttlescy, have recently resigned
clerkshlps IN the same bureau the first mentioned,
one of $1,000 per annum, and the others OF 81 zoo
per annum.
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ONE oP THs FRoGs-Some of the boys caught a
trog In Frog Pond, on Friday, that measured from
the TIP OF his nosr TO the end of his toe II inches
III me length Of his body WAS inches the breadth
3l2 inches, and the weight one pound He would
have made soup enough for dozen Frenchmen
Lhe residents about the pond say that he is one of
the original prOprietors, and has been known by
then these ten years. On a summer evening he
could make noise enough to be heard half over the
town This is the largest frog ever known In these
parts: Several years ago there was one at Byfield
Tor long time, something like foot long that
the school boys were accustomed to play with even
more noisy than this, and which, they said would
cry Ike child when worried too much or fright
ened by tho Young r0gues.-NeWbWNp0r Herald
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PRICE ONE CENT
The New THREsBISG MAcHI,

The NEW THREsHING MACHINE, noticed
by us some days since, will commence operations
at Mr. b. W. Green farm in Henrieo county. few
miles west Of Richmond, to-day. Those who have
witnessed its operations speak of IL a remarkable
and valuable invention. Farmers will see ii and
Judge for themselves
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

WM. b. GILkSON Proprietor
0mnbu-es free Of charge, run i'll connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
ea- Every attention IL given to passengers who
wish t. depart by either Of the lines OF travel.
my JtND
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BLoop THIRsrY.--Pat Mulligan, a wild

BLOOD THIKsTY.--FHI MuIIIgaH, q VIII
rolieking sort of chap, made his appearance before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge OF being
drunk in the street, and fourishing pistol, with
which he threatened TO make light hole into some
one inst by way Of exhibiting his exper hess as
marksmaa Pat did not deny the charges against
him. but laid all the blame on bad whskey, an over
dose of which he had swallowed, and thereby be-
came unruly. As drunkenness does not palliste a
crime Pat was held bail for his good behavior in
tie sum of 800.
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ANOTHER REMEDY FOR DItRRHgA-An exchanc,
saws: \ cheap and handy remedy for diarrhWa
simply 10 take a tumbler of cold water thickcn i,
Hltn NV, WieaI hour To the consistency of cream. an
irink it. This is to be repeated several times durn
the day, or as often you are thirsty and it il no
very likely you will heed it on the second dav
X. III. Taylor committed suicide in the Netbodis.
grave yard, Thursday, by blowing his brains ONT
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FIRE-0n Sunday night last, the distillery of j.
Ii. Plgford Co, on Sills Creek New Hanover couu-
ty, North Carolina, was burned, and a quantity of
crude Turpentine Rosin, and some Spirits Turpsn.
tine consumed. Damages about $500.
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Captain Henry B. Tyler has been appointed adju-
tant and inspector Of the United States Marine
Corps, with the rank of Major, in the place of Ma
jor Park &. Howle, deceased
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MopEsr.-Amanda Loden, a female Of

MODEsl.-f1 -f1ulduud LUdtH, Il ieIfldle OF
some little notoriety, arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, 10 answer the crime of assault
ing and beating Ann Easley, and using insulting
and provoking language to her in the streets Miss
Ann had at one time boarded with the prisoner
but having means 10 settle her bill, was turned
out of doors minus her trunk and wearing apparel.
Whether this induced the complaint or not, only
one answer, but certain il is that the young
lady did not feel at all satisfied at the loss of her
hlery. By way ofpreventing future quarrels, the
defendant held to bail for her good behavior.
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Newspapers are the only things that have not
increased In price within the last five years-al-
though the expenses attending their publication
nave nearly doubled In the last ten years.
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SrREAK OF FIRST RATE LUcK.-The Marianna
(fla.) Patriot has been informed that Mr.. Joseph
Bowers, of Milton, Fla, discovered on the oath
ult at Bayou Mulatte in Santa Rosa county. Fla,
quantity of gold measuring two bushels.
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fhoh W nAshlNGToN-Otfcial dispatches were rc
ceived in Washington Thurselav from Kansas i,oi,
ling letter from Governor Walker. detenIino hin,
sell from southern structures, and detailing m
condition Of affairs in Lawrence in instfcation q
his present conduct.
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MAMMOTH MACHINE.-lioe new patent ten cylin
der printing machine is made up of l4,730 pieces
and 10000 yards of tape and blankets are used
The presses weigh twenty tons three-quarters and
fourteen pounds, and the cost is $4,000.
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MOB LAW IN I0wA.-The mob spirit has broke
out in Poweshieck, Iowa. A few days ago man
suspected of murder taken from jail by Il mob
and hung upon the limb of tree. The mob then
being dissatisfied with the conduct of the prosecu
ting attorney in the case, resolved to hang him
also, but We're induced TO defer action for few
DAYS.
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ELECTION OLE MALoR.=On Wednes

ELECTION OF MAJOR.-On Wednesday
night last the officers of the first regiment Of fir
ginia Volunteers held meeting in Lafayette Hall
to fill a vacancy occssioned by the resignation Of
Major Ball. when Capt John III. Richsid dson, OF, the
Young Guard was elected Major. Capt. r. is fine
officer an excellent soldier, and possesses every
qualification for the position to which he has been
promoted.
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GoRED BY A Cow.-On Thursday after
noon little girl, daughter of Mr. Quick, who re-
sides on French Garden Hill, was attacked and Sc
Ferely gored by vicious COW. Though seriously
injured, 1t is hoped that the little sufferer will re-
cover Accidents Of this sort of such common
occurrence, that steps should be taken to compel
;he owners of dumb brutes of all sorts to keep
them upon their own premises. Cows, dogs and
hogs should not be permitted to go at large at any
tlnle, for if not YicOusly ncline they are decided
luisances in the street. and such Should not be
tolerated The life of one child is Of more value
han all the Drutes i'll christendom, and vet chill
iren are never safe from their attacks
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TRADING WITH NEGRoEs.-The tobacco
nlStS more than any other class lose large anonnts
''efy year, by the continual traffic carried on be-
tWeen lawIess white men and slaves Several of
mem estimate their annual losses by thousands
'', an Vi thehi nave TO suffer severely Instances
nave occurred in this city, where boxes of mann,
iactured tobacco, which were stolen ont of facto-
res by slaves, have been traded of for a in,r or
t"o of whlskey; and not a day passes that LARGE
quantities OF tobacco, taken off a little Mt a timc
IRE not disposed of for trife. MANY of the ma
nuiacturers have adopted stringent regulations
with the hope of breaking up this trade bnt nntii
lhey can ensure the recovery, conviction and pun
lshlnent OF the buyers, they will not be able to
break down the system of Illegal traffic which has
proved SO injurious to themselves and ruinous To
their servants -
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GUIDE ron TRArELERs AND OTHERS.
RAILROAD LINES.
L',,Hn..u,,.y .x.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
-oNtr R,uFoAp going North, lca,os twice every
and al = ocIoyk + Nj. for the Potomac river where
q stoaner IS taken for Washington, thence by Rail.
ItrG,II, Cr<rR,i going North. leaves this city
twice daily. SUNDAY entngs eyCcptedi AT O'clock
A Nj and =. ocluck +. NJ. tor GordonsNillc where
they c,ufS with She trains oi the Orange and Alex
suiria Washington, baltimore. SC.
KirHNoNu AM DtNNIJiE-LraVes Richmond at
rrl.Nk 4 VI. and connects with tho Suuti-Sido road
A. tso Junction. Sts a o'clock \. Nj, Sundays ex-
Ey~Hva>p ,xn rfrrgsBuaG-Icsves this CITY twice
evrry dan. ~UH4a1 excepted at . > sCluck 4 Vi.
and a'.I..k T.. ". An accommodation train leave.
here g,yrl Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY at >
FOR NORFOLK, Sc.
The steamer CURTIS fECk, Capt. SaIn'l BARNES.
's, ~, 9'7 rS% SsaI Al ,-. -, sg1, f,'' NJ M
sut the GLEN COVE, Capt. Iohn Davis, every Mon
day, cviues!ay and Friday morning.. at 81 oClok,
f.g Norfolk suI Portsmouth, touching al all the
FuR NEW YORK. e..
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Csptsn Parrish.
lcayrs every Tuesday evening, at 4oCluCk, TOR Ne"
York touching NJ City Point aud Norfolk "a receive
ras>enEero. &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, At
PoE PHILADELPHIA. &c.
h[ t4e atgn"sl,pf "a. ,rriESNSsYLYAEiA, NiRGlNlA
leave ,'ery MONDAY asi Thursday. stopping At 0ty
Fa,ut and Norfolk 70 receive freight aui passenger,
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. Il. bEIp"foEp, y TiSsLEi PATE,
RRIDGF0RD 4 co, General Commis-
- SION ea! Forwarding Merchants the Dock.
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
NJ. i9'FRoNT STREET, NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY x ADAMS.
C9NNSNIoN HERCIL'NTN AND AGENTS
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUPAC-
TJRED TOBACCO,
Hg- Liberal advanc"ulents on consignmeuts. L O.
RgINNE~ e. ADAMS j. connected with our house
JANIS 4. CONNOLLY. RosT. NJ ADAMS
". RICHARDSON
n. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
Attends r. the .Jlc.tion ot Chains. Hiring out Ne
gf-s, r'Rtlns uut Houses, and general Commission
rs Ofiice ath street. opposite Exchange Hotel
with " II Richardson Rlchsond, Va.
- dim
John W. DAVIES,
a DEALER N AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE,
s,I> ~IKAET BgTwEES ain AND 9TH 81.
MONUMENTS. TOMRs, HEAD PIECES,
House and store Fronts ilpisw asd Door Siils &c
Tury.us round, enclosed with stone aud Iron Rail
ln& firsi prrnsluIs awarded by tse MrchHRics' In
siitato ana Agricultural society Of Virginia.
THOMAS W. kEESEE,
L ,,....--.,,.,AUC,TTioNE FER.
WI , i' f. c'[R the .s % a :" F3H RfA isTl[ATH MER
CHASDiSE, household FUKSITCRE. &c.
FB sale Of Horses every SATt KDAf.
NErILLIAM HURLEY. BANKER,
w ~ Mai. 81, opposite the St Charles Hotel.
clusJud, Va
Dealer i Domestic Exchange, Uncurrynt Bank
Not~- Bu-inr-. Paper and Marketable sec urities OF
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
+, l0-"m
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SoIREg-A very pleasant soiree was given by the
American Legation at Paris just before the sailing
OF the last steamer, which was presided over by
Mrs Mason, and her three charming daughters as
welcome to DR.. Bigelow, the physician of the Le-
CATION, who had just returned from matrimonial
excursion to his native city, Boston. whe. he had
found beautiful wife in the person Of Miss Barton
ALSO of that city
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STRUCK BY LIGHTSISG.-The Galveston Texas
News of the 10TH describes the singular effects of
flash tlgtning which killed negro and the horse
upon which he was riding:
lie was riding Mrs. Menards pony with
pitcher Of milk in one hand. and WAS Just on the
city limits when he struck with the electric
mud, and both he and the pony killed They both
iell together, and persons who them fall up
immediately, but not the slightest sign of anima-
tion could be discovered in either The man was
found upon the pony As lac was riding with one foot
under the body, and the milk pitcher lying on the
ground Dr' suns was immediately sent for, and
Was speedily there; but all the usual annIcations
fail led to produce the least sign Of animation The
fluid struck the man on the back of his head
on some u the hAir, aud producing a small linden.
ton, 1t then appeared to divide upon his shout.
der, one portion passing down on the front OF his
body and the other upon his back, the skin Lein0
taken on, with hot iron, III several places on
both Sides from his shoulders to his feet No marks
whatever were discovered on the pony.
IMPORTANT MAIL IkPRovEMESr-The Postmaster
General has ordered a contract with the Pacific
Mail steamship Company for four years from the
LIST Of October next for regular semi-nonthly mail
service from San Francisco To Olympia, Washington
Territory, which secures 10 the Territories of
Oregon and Washington regular mail service
now exists between New York and San Francisco,
California.
From UTAH.-Sait Lake dates TO the ID instant
have been received The affairs of the Territory
were in peaceful condition, and general prosperi-
ty prevailed. Rumors of the Utah expedition by
the general government attracted little attention.
Grass Was abundant the plains and the Indians
were friendly. Public charges Of official dishones-
~ have been made against the surveyor general Of
the territory.
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MEXICO AND ENGLAND.-A letter from Havana saws
that tho difficulty between Mexico and England
has been satisfactorily arranged, and the British
Commodore sailed for Jamaica about the middle of
last mouth. The Mexicans have agreed to pay to
England S240,000 within four months assigning Il
per cent. of the total amount of duties received as
security for the payment of the money. An ample
apology has been offered to the British consul at
san Luis POtosi, and when he hoistcd the flag ii
was saluted with twenty-one guns.
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8Ss FOR RENT, and immediate pos
A:l session given, that desirable residence on tn
seymour p. Vail 1t contains eight good rooms
good yard, with hydrant, &c. To a good tenant tn
rent will be moderate.
L. W. GLAZEBRO0R
Je Z2-&lWts Corner Canal and 10th Sta
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REMOVALS, &c.

ID DEAiOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily to Ne Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel. where we shall be- pleased to see our old
friends {. ". PURCELL. Ce.,
ENlhHn..n RrukprE.
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NEW BUsINEss.-Frogs are exported from Albany
TO the East in large numbers on Saturday last
1000 were forwarded from that city by speculatol
in the article.
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SrRYcHNTSE AND WHIsKEY AGIIy-The Lebapo,
ohlol star records the death of four men fror
irlnking whiskey with strychnine i'm It. II ais
says That tens of thousands of fish in the strean
ofio" 'he distiliery have died. Two tons of dea,
hsh have been taken out mill race being literai,,
choked with them NV ''''
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FO X X E n THE large Bricl
l:I Dwelling, situated on Broad street Chur,l
Ill., near 24th street containing 10 rooms and il
thorough repair suitable for thu accommodation
= genteei family. Possession can be- had immediat,
ly. Apply to l.. A J. CLoPTON
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson iTll 4 Coz.
JY 2i-3t "
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SUR FOR DAN.GEs.-Mr. Louis Vannod, who some
years since served the famous Miss Gamble in the
capacity of 'courier" and who is made to figure in
very creditable light in the Cheyalier Wyckoff's
"Courtship and Marriage" book, has commenced an
action for libel against Wycko, and claims 10000
damages.